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Statistical Abstract Manipur 2007 STATISTICAL ABSTRACT MANIPUR 2007 DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMICS & STATISTICS GOVERNMENT OF MANIPUR IMPHAL PREFACE The current issue of the “Statistical Abstract Manipur, 2007” is the seventh in the series. According to the recommendation of the Fifth Conference of Central and State Statistical Organizations (COCSSO), the publication is supposed to be an annual publication but it has not been possible to do so. Attempts are made to review the subject coverage of the Statistical Abstract by following the recommendations of the Working Group. The current issue incorporates the latest available data under different heads of economic and social development. It gives state aggregates at convenient intervals in order to enable to grasp a comprehensive picture of the trends of socio-economic development of Manipur in terms of quantitative measures. This issue also presents the population of 1971, 1981 and 1991 on the basis of the jurisdiction of districts prevailing in 2001 Census. The latest data are presented at the district levels as far as practicable. The statistical abstract is a reasonably comprehensive source document for authentic data on various sectors of the state economy especially targeted to users having no access to statistical returns/publications of various individual source agencies. The concepts and definitions followed in the abstract are those recommended by the working group to afford comparability across the States/UTs. The statistics presented in different tables of this publication are those furnished by different Govt./Semi-Govt. Departments/Organization/Institutions. The continued and generous co-operation extended to this Directorate by various offices of the Central Govt., State Govt. and public undertakings, in making available the requisite data for the abstract is gratefully acknowledged. Without their supports, the Directorate would not be able to bring out the publication in time. The publication has been prepared by the coordination and publication (COP) Unit of the Directorate. The sincerity and hard work put in by all the employees involved in the preparation of this issue are gratefully acknowledged. This acknowledgement cannot be concluded without appreciation to all the Govt. /Semi-Govt. Organizations/Institutions for extending their valuable cooperation in making available authoritative data. It is hoped that this publication will be of great help to the data users. There is of course rooms for further improvements in the quality, coverage, timeliness and even in the mode of presentation. Suggestions towards this end are most welcome. OINAM BIREN SINGH Imphal, Director of Econ.& Statistics, The 29th June, 2008 Manipur. CONTENTS SPECIAL TABLES I Chief Commissioners, Lieutenant Governors and Governors of Manipur S - 1 II Members of Parliament from Manipur S - 2 III Council of Ministers, Manipur S - 3 IV Chief Ministers of Manipur S - 4 V Speakers of State Assembly/TC/TA/Manipur Legislative Assembly S - 6 VI Chief Secretaries of Manipur State S - 7 VII British Political Officers/Agents in Manipur S - 8 VIII Presidents of the Manipur State Darbar S - 9 IX Road Distance in KM. from Imphal to Important Places of Manipur S - 10 Table No. Page 1. POPULATION 1.1 Area and Population of Manipur by Sectors. 1 1.2 Population of Manipur by Rural and Urban and by Sex 2 1.3 Scheduled Castes Population of Manipur by Rural and Urban and by Sex 4 1.4 Scheduled Tribes Population of Manipur by Rural and Urban and by Sex 6 1.5 Decadal Variation in Population of North-Eastern States of India during the last 50 years 8 1.6 Number of Villages and Towns of Manipur 10 1.7 Literate Population of Manipur 12 1.8 Workers and Non-workers in Rural and Urban areas of Manipur 14 1.9 Workers and Non-workers of Manipur by Sex 16 1.10 Distribution of Main workers of Manipur by Industrial categories and Sex 18 1.11 Workers and Non-workers by State/Union Territories of India, 2001 censuss 22 1.12 Population of Manipur by Major Religious Communities 26 1.13 Population of Manipur by Major Religious Communities According to 2001 Census 28 1.14 Population by States and Union Territories of India 29 1.15 Density of Population, Literate Population and Literacy rate by States and Union Territories of India, 2001 Census. 30 1.16 Area and Population, by States and Union Territories of India, 2001 censuss 31 1.17 Population of States/Union Territories of India by sector and social groups,, 2001 2001 census 32 1.18 District-wise Population of Manipur by age and sex-1991 Census 33 1.19 Sub-Division wise Population of Manipur according to 2001 Census 39 2. ENVIRONMENT STATISTICS 2.1 Annual Rainfall in Manipur 41 2.2 Annual Temperature of selected centres of Manipur 42 2.3 Annual Humidity at selected centres in Manipur 43 2.4 Districtwise Rainfall Data for the year 2007 45 2.5 Districtwise Monthly Temperature in Manipur for the year2007 47 2.6 Districtwise Monthly humidity at Selected Centres in Manipur for the year 2007 49 3. VITAL STATISTICS 3.1 Annual Birth and Death Rates in Rural and areas of Manipur 51 3.2 Birth and Death Rates in Manipur based on three years Moving average 52 1980-82 to 2004-06. 3.3 Number of Registered Birth in Manipur classified by sex and sex Ratio at Birth 53 3.4 Number of Registered Death in Manipur classified by sex in Rural and Urban 55 Areas 3.5 Number of deaths reported to RIMS, MANIPUR BY Principal causes 56 3.6 Infant deaths registered by age & sex and Rural and Urban areas of 57 Manipur, 2000 3.7 Vital Statistics as recorded by the Chief Registrar of Birth & Deaths by 58 residence and Sex in the districts of Manipur for the year, 2000 3.8 Number of registered death by age and sex in the rural and urban areas of 60 Manipur, 2000 3.9 Number of registered death by causes in Manipur for the year, 2000 61 3.10 Vital Statistics by religion in Manipur for the year, 2000 64 4. HOUSING 4.1 Census houses in Manipur classified by use according to population Census, 65 1981, 1991 & 2001 4.2 Census houses in Manipur classified by districts and use according to 68 population Census,1991 4.3 Number of Occupied Residential Houses and persons per house in Manipur, 72 1991 Census 4.4 Distribution of Households by ownership status and number of rooms occupied 72 in Manipur, 2001 Census 4.5 Distribution of Households by condition and type of Census houses Occupied, 73 2001 Census 4.6 Distribution of Households by source of drinking water and availability of 74 Electricity and latrine, Manipur 2001 Census 4.7 Distribution of Households by source of Lighting in Manipur as per 2001 75 Census 4.8 Distribution of Households by source of drinking water and location in Manipur as per 2001 Census 75 5. HEALTH 5.1 Hospitals, Dispensaries and Patients treated in Manipur 77 5.2 Districtwise number of Hospitals, Dispensaries and patients treated in Manipur 78 for the year, 2005-2006 5.3 Trend of HIV/AIDS Surveillance in Manipur 79 5.4 Number of HIV/AIDS Positive cases in Manipur for the years, 2000 to 2005 79 5.5 Districtwise distribution of HIV/AIDS positive cases (Sero-Surveillance) in 81 Manipur 5.6 Age-Sex Proportion of HIV positive cases (Sero-Surveillance) 82 6. FAMILY WELFARE 6.1 Family Welfare Statistics in Manipur 83 6.2 Number of Family Welfare Clinics/Centres during 2000-2001, 2001-2002 & 84 2002-2003 6.3 Family Welfare Programme in Manipur 86 7. SOCIAL WELFARE SERVICES 7.1 Number of Organisation/Institutions engaged in Social Welfare activities 1995-96 to 2004-05 87 7.2 Loans and Grants distributed by the Government to economically weaker sections in Manipur,1991-92 to 2004-05 88 8. SOCIAL SECURITY AND SOCIAL DEFENCE (POLICE, CRIMES AND SUDHARGHARS) 8.1 Number of Police Stations, Police Outposts, Fire Stations and Fire Sub-Stations in Manipur 89 8.2 Strength of Police Force in Manipur 90 8.3 Incidence of Crimes in Manipur 93 8.4 Property Stolen and Recovered in Manipur 95 8.5 Fire Accidents in Manipur 96 8.6 Special Service Calls like drowning, vehicle accident etc. attended by Manipur Fire Department 97 8.7 Number of Road Accident by type of vehicle involved in Manipur 98 8.8 Incidence of Accidental Deaths in the North Eastern State of India 2004 100 9. STATE INCOME 9.1 Estimates of State Domestic Product of Manipur at Current Prices 1999-00 to 2006-07 101 9.2 Estimates of Gross State Domestic Product of Manipur by Industry of Origin at Current Prices from 1999-00 to 2006-07 102 9.3 Estimates of Net State Domestic Product of Manipur by Industry of Origin at Current Prices 104 9.4 Percentage Distribution of Net State Domestic Product of Manipur by Industry of Origin at Current Prices 106 9.5 Annual Growth Rate of Net State Domestic Product of Manipur by Industry of Origin at Current Prices 108 9.6 Net Per Capita Income of North Eastern State of India vis-à-vis All India at Current Prices 110 10. EDUCATION 10.1 Number of Recognised Educational Institutions 111 10.2 Number of Educational Institutions Exclusively for girls by types 112 10.3 Classification of Schools, 1990-91 to 2001-02 113 10.4 Number of Teachers by type of Institutions 115 10.5 Number of Students by type of Institutions 119 10.6 Number of Scheduled Castes Students by type of Institutions in Manipur 122 10.7 Number of Scheduled Tribes Students by type of Institutions in Manipur 125 10.8 Number of Teachers and Pupils in Manipur 128 10.9 Teacher-Pupil Ratio by type of Institutions in Manipur 1990-91 to 2001-02 130 10.10 Number of Appeared and Successful candidates in different Examination of Manipur University / Council/Board 132 10.11 Expenditure incurred on Educational Institutions by type of Institutions in Manipur 134 10.12 Expenditure incurred on Educational Institutions by sources 136 11.
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