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Rural/Urban Primary Census Abstract (by Villages of a Tahsil/Ward of a Town) 49-360 SAHARANPUR TAHSIL 49-132 (i) Tahsil Map between 4S-49 (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 57-63 (iii) Rural Primary Census Abstract 64-113 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Saharanpur M. B.) 114-117 (v) Appendjx of Saharanpur M. B. 118-127 (vi) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Behat T. A.). 128-129 (vii) Appendix of·Behat~T. A. 131-132 NAKUR TAHSIL 133-108 (i) Tahsil Map between 132-133 (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 140-145 (iii) Rural Primary Census Abstract 146-185' (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Gango~¥. B.) 186-187 (v) Appendix of Gangoh M. B. 188-189 (vi) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Nakur T. A., 190-191 (vii) Appendix of Nakur T. A. 192-193 (v\ii) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Chilkana Sultanpur T.A.) 194-195 (ix) Appendix of Chilkana Sultanpur T. A. 196-197 (x) Urban Primary Census' Abstract (Ambehata T. A.) 198-199 (xi) Appendix ofAJ?bebata T. A. 201 (xii) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Sa.rsawan T: A.) ~ 202-203 (xi~i) Appendix of Sarsawan T. A. 205 \ \.., (xiv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Titron N. A.) 206-207 (tv) Appendix of Thron N. A. 208 <' ii ) DEOBAl'.~ TAHSIL 209-266 (i) Tahsil Map~ between 208 -209, (ii) Alp].\abetical list of villages 215-219 (iii)' Rural Pri1}lary Census Abstract 220-251 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Deoband M'. B.) 252-253 .(v) Appendix of Deoband M. B, 255-257 (vi)' Urban Prim-ary Census Abstract (Rampur Maniharan T. A.) 258-259 (vii) Appendix. of Rampur Manib'!ran*' T. A, 260-261 (viii) Urban Primary C_ensus Abstract (Nanauta T. A.) 262-263 Ox) Appendix of Nanauta 'J'. A. 265-266 ROORKEE TAHSIL 2'7~3tiO ,(i) Tahsil l\1ap between 266-267 (ii) AlphabeticaJ list of.villages 274-279 (iii) Rural Primary Census Abstract 280-321 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Hardwar M. B.) ~~2-323 (v) Appendix of Hardwar M. B. 324-~21 (vi) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Guru~uJ Kangri) 31.&-329 (vii) Appendix of Gurukul Kangri 331 (viii) Urban 'Primary Census Abstract (Jw~Iapur Mana(idyalaya) 332-333 (ix) Appendix of Jwalapur Mahaviqyalaya 335 (x) Urban Primary 9~nsJ.1~ Abstr{!-ct (Bharat He~vy Elec~ricals Ltd. Ranipur N.A.) · 336-337 (xi) Appendix. of Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. Ranipur N. A. 338-339 (xii) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Roorkee M. B.) 340-341 ~iii) Appendix of Roorkee ·M. B. 343 -345 (xiv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Roork~e Ca:qtt. ) 346 ...... 347 (xv) Appendix of Ro~rkee Cantt. 349- (xvi) Urban Primary ~ensus \bstract -(Manglattr M. B.) 350-351 - . (xvii) Appendix of Mang~aur~. B .. 352-353 (~viii) Urban Primary Gensus A.bstrapt (1.alldhaura 'F. {\.) 354-355 (xix) App~ndix of Bhawan Landbaura T. A. 356-357 ,(xx) Url?ap Primary Census 'Abstract ahflbrera T. A:) 358-359 (xxi) Appendix of Ihabrera T. 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The DCH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, aC,ademicians and researchers. It is inter alia u'sed for delimitation of constituencies, formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to-district administration. The District Census Handbook is the only publication which provifles Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data upto .village levci for the rural areas ward-wise for each,c,ity or town. It also provides data 'On infra-structure and 'amenities in .villages and tOWllS, etc. The District Cen'sus Handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained important census tables and peA for each vi1lag~ and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope ·of the CH was enla~ged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, .~dministrq.tive statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 nCR series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directory, part-B to vil1age and town PCA and part-C comprised analytical report, administrative. statistics, district ce9-sus tables and certain analytical tables based on peA and amenity data in respect of villages. However, in some states it was confined to district census and' in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing. While designing the fOfrGats of 1981 CH series some new features along with the restruririg of the formats of vmage and town, directory have ,been attempted. At the same , . timc~ 'comparability with the 1971 data ,has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power supply in the. village have been brought together in the vi~lage directory with the ip,struction that in case ill an amenity is net available in the referrent village the distance in broad ranges from nearest place wher'e the amenity is ava~lable may be giver. The restructuring of the format of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infra-structure aspect particularly in relation to amenities and land-u,se pattern is expected to further. meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local, area plann~ng but' regulating the provision of goods and services as well as to 'minimise the regioila] imbalances in the process of development. A few new items of informati~n have 'also been introduced to meet some of th~ I requirements o,f the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new -items of information ~s adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centr~s, and, community health workers in the village have introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. the new item on approach, been to the village i~ to ~ave an id~a about the villages in the district which are tnaccessible. A new column, "total population und number of households" 'has been introducted to examine' the co-relation of the amenities with th~ population and number of households they serve. ~ddition of two more appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and accordfng to the proportion of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe population to the total population has also been made with this yiew in mind. The fOrmats of the town directory. have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in Class-I and Cl<;lss-II towns (Statement IV-A) has , iv " been int!oducted with this objective in n1ind. It· is expected that this will help thl:? plaD:ners, to chalk out programmes on provision of civic amenities· for t~e improvement of slums. The columns.-ou Scheduled Castes and Scheduled T:cibes population in 'statemellt~IV relating,tb Civic and other amenities and adult literacy classes/centres under educational facilities in statement V are also added inter alia with this v.iew. A significant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of th~ town directory. The infra~structure of amenities in urban areas of the country can ,be best analysed by taking the cla~s of towns into consideration. The addition of the columns on civic administration status apu population in a few statements also sc~ves this purpose. 1he format of the Primary Census Abstract for the villages and towns has been formulated iu,the light of changes in the 'economic and other questions -canvassed through ·the individualship'of 1981 Census. In order to· 'avoid delay in pu~lication of 1981 nCR 'series it has been so d~signed that Part-A 'of the volume contains village and towh director~ a?-d Part-B, the peA of villages and towns including the Schedul~d Castes and Scheduled Tribes peA upto Tahsill T,own lev~ls. At ,the beginning of the DCH a detailed analyttcal note supported by a number of inset tabl~s based on peA and non-census data in relation to the infra-structure has been introduced 'to. enhance i~s value. The District and Tahsil/Police St~tion/CD Block etc. level maps depicting the b04ndari'es an~ other important features have been inserted at appropriate places to further enhance the value of the pUblication. This publication is a joint' venture of the State Govenment and the Census Organ~za. tion. The data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Sri Ravindra Gupt~, .the Director of Census Operations, U. P. on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, desig~irig and cow odination of thi's publication was carried out by Dr. N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar GeneraJ (Social Studies) of my office. Dr. B. K.Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) provided . ' the technical guidance in the preparation of maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been .scrutinis~d in !he Social Studies Division at the' headquarters under the. guidc* 'nee of Sri M. M. Dua, Senior Resear~h Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributed iri.._, this project . P. PADMANABHA Registl'ar General> India New Delhi, . The 26th April, 1982. 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By presenting census data down to the level of villages, the District Census Handbook series occupies a place of prominence in the galaxy of census publications. The need for small domain data always prompted publication. of village figures in some from or the other in most of the census. Yet it was only in 1951 census that the publication of vill~e statistics aquired the well deserved importance by the introduction of District Cen~us Handbook series. These volumes have been published with 'unbroken regularity in Uttar Pradesh State since 1951 Census by the Censu~ Organization on behalf of the Government of Uttar Pradesh. The District Census Handbook was brought out for each district in two. volumes in '1951/1·961, three volumes in 1971 and is ?cing broug~t out in two volumes part A and part B in 1981. \Vith the introduction of this series, it developed into a healthy tradition to collect village-wise information on amenit~es and infra-structure, taking advantage of the ~assive census operation and publish it in the form of village and town directories in volume A of the District Census Handbook. Part A volume, in k;cping with the tl'adition, consists of village and town directories, giving basic information relating tl) .infra-structure and amenities and total population of each vilI~ge and town as thrown up by the 1981 Cer;.3us. The part B volurrte presents· ~primary census data for each village and town giving total population with ~ Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe, literates, main workers by main category marginal workers and llon-wor~ers brcal\-up. The District Census Handbook part A and part C w~re published in English in 1971 Census. Part B volume was brought out in Hindi as well as in English in separate issues with a view to enlarging its utility. This, however, resulted in delayed publication of data, erroding some of their topicality by prolopged time-leg. This time, therefore, the District Census Handbooks are being brought out in diglot from in single volumes. T.he afphabetical Jist of vilJage is given in Hindi as well as in English to make the reference easier to both categories of users. The scope of analytical notes has been enlarged this timq. In part A, the 'AnaJytical Note' consists of b.rief introduction of the district and anaJysis of data presented therein; and the introduction to the District Census Handbook. It also ~cntains expIation of 'the terms used in the Village and. Town directory and general concepts ,of Census. While only a brief analysis of data and explanation of census C?Oncepts pertinent to the Primary Census Abstract have been included in part B. The non-census info;rm~tion was collected through the agency of lekhpals the basic revenue Iunctionary. The lekhpals collected information for each village under their -cliarge. It has p~ssed on to the Census Directorate by the District Census Office after getting is duly vetted by the Land Records Inspectors and rahsiIdars. The information for towns as supplied by.the local authorities, I grea~efully acknowlcgetheir role in collec ... Vl11 tion of information. We have also used' material made available to us by the C~llectors and District Magistrates in draftin:g introductory notes on distri~ts. I a~ extremel);" thankul to them for their assistance. I ~reatful1y thank Sri P. padmanubha, Registrar General; India and Dr. N. G. Nag, Deputy Regi~trar General, Spcial Studies. Division for their inspirin~ guidance tbat came handy to me all throug~. I also thank Sri Lal Kishan, Deputy Director, Planning and Co-ordination, Sri Akhlaq Ahmad, Deputy Director, District Census Handbook and Sri R. p, Singb Research 9fficei'_~ 1tIap of Cen~us Directora,te, Uttar Pradesh for their hard work. In the end I am thankful to Shri AshokDar, Superintendent, Printing and Stationery, U. P. Allahabad and Shri M. C. ~adalia, Assistant Director and Shrl R. K. Saxena, Senior tech~ical Assistant (Printing) with the team" of P,rinting unit of this office who have kept a constant watch upon the printing of ihis publication. . There is always ~ome gap between what is-desired and what is ,accol1lpiished, both in terms of scope of .:the pUblication and accuracy of the published material, Yet I hope, -the District' Census Handbooks will largely ri se to the expectations of the variegated uSers fulfilling som~ of their needs for micro level data. RAVINDRA GUPTA Director Lucknow; Census Operatio1ls, 3Qth M~rch, 1983. Uttar Pradesh .. Co .... 1;',=4~ ~ important ~tatistics r~"{Ill' \1u~ 'srC~ ~~~~ Description Ut~r Pradesh Saharanpur iiFrij'~~H lfTrr Ollfiji PopuLation Total Persons 110,862,013 2,67~J561 qw h1wes 58,819,2~6 . 1,459,421 ~trt . Females 5,2,042,737 1,214,140 ID'I1rvr Ollfffi Rural PeI'llons 90,962,898 1,949,442 / q'W Males 48,041,135 1,062,473 ~lff Femalts• 42,921,763 886,969 ' ;:JlRflf olJfUi Urban PersonS 19,899,115 724,119 q'151!l • Males' 10,778,141 396,94:8 r~f Females 9,120,974 327,171 ali t 971-81 ~ ;:~;n ~ ~~l1r q-hi G\ Decadal population growth rate 4971-81 25.49 30.1'1 er~~ (q-q fCjiolTto) Area (Sq. km.) 294,411.00 5,595 \ifij«~lH 'Cj"ijcG! (5iftFHT filio;rro ) Density oflpopulat4_on (per Sq. km.) 377 478 fu'1r ~ (~fa ~1fr~ q~ffT q~ Wr~i ir-'T ~~T) Sex ratio (No. offemales ~ 1000 males) \ 885 832 ~Tallor G~ (srfcr~ij') atrfCfi:f Literacy rate (Percentage) Persons 27.16 2~j56 q~t'f !4ales 38.16 39.13 , ff~qi Females If.Oi 18.06 f~ ~n"( Sl~ ij"~~ Description Uttar Pradesh Sahar~npur Fi o.iR~ i OJ'f~1lf ar~ ifiT srftrmf Per centage of urban population to total population 17.95 27.07 .pi' iiIliiW ~. srfuao: Pe)"~tag~ to total population· ( i) ~~ iifillf ati~~ 'cn~ ~iU Main workers Pawns 29.22 29.22 '!~ Males 50.31 52.1 ffIDlT Pt:males 5.39 01.61 (ii) dtlirf..{fifl '\lTll CfRif ~T~ Q(fFf(f Marginal workers Persons 1.49 00.38 '!W - Males 0.45 00.1"3 ff~lff '. Females 2.61 00.69 (iii} ~:r if rn (n~ ~iiff Non-:worke'rs Persons 69.29 (70.40 q~q ~ Males 49.24 47.6~ f"ffT Females 91.94- 97.7L ~ iifiT1f ~ crnff if !lfu~ Pcrceptage. among main workers. ;' ( i ) 'iIi'r~, ouf'io Cu1tivalO~ Pet'SOn5 5S.52 34.76 q''61':f Males'" 59.53 a5.38 f~' FemaleS 17.83 ~O.8' (ii) Vfi:rf( 1?iSfF ~ AgriCo.11uW laboUWII ,Pmom 15.98 28.69 ....,'loti Males 14.16 28.68 W-fU'f Fcmaf~ 35.2~ 29.24 xi f~ :a-m Sf~ ~~H'fIJ{ Description Uttar Pradesh Saharanpur '(iii) . Qlf~"f~~ a~f\'if 0lff1ffl' Household Industrv . Persons 3.10 3.09 cr~ Male! 3.56 2.88 fffi"lff i Females 5.21 U.51 (i v) ~ iJil;{ ~mr 'il~it 'fl~ Qlfftfo' Other workers Persons ~1.80 33.46 If~' Males.. 22.75- 33.06 ,f~r Females 1l.73 48.38 ! e{~f."q 'ina ~ oqf'f6'iiT iFl' 1j~ ~'nim ;f :)lfcrq(f ilif;fij Percentage of scheduled caste,population to total population Persons 21.16 22.02 ~I'f Mal~ 21.08 22.1l f~llr Females 21.24 21.90 ar,!\{f~<1 (jf;wrrfer Eli Olff1f(flll tOT ~'1 'Jfrrti~I;lT if ~m-Qf;:r QtifCfff. I Percentage of schedult;d tribe Pl>pulation to'total p~pulatioD Persons. 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I q'{o:~, tfi~' at'h: ~wfr ~rrT I \l1'T omm 0i0f;({ 10. qrf q'TfyrTf'(Cfl \3'WTlT ~ ~~ ~ ~T qf~T~ ~ If.f~ ~ ~q~ arb: tt~cr: qfurn: it ar.=lf ~T in'U '6f{ ~ m ~nft1l'f lffij'T eft mm Ef; amticr 'Bitt::r;rtT2f at~T it i3'ij' ;rEfiT;; ~ ~ 2fT . , ~ it ~ tjf\cf1~ ~ar~, ~M :merT t t w~m 'fiT ~ ~ CfTfu'Tf'Vii ~);r ij arfuct;~ ~Fr ~ au~ f~1 ~~ 'tlT ~~Ri{, ii~rwr lfT t:ro:1ii;i ~ ~mr~, \IT<< ~~~r ~ ~~, "{mfj if~ iJ"h:'T, ~r'T~'T q'rrr 11. at«l 'titf"fi~it Clffi mm~, ~~ lf~~ Iff I"fTronftop ~);r if Ef.Tii"(;J ~f~T tfi) 'Gf~~ miT ifiTTf rn (n~ W'q-;f if arm ~ I ~~ q-iT if i'fll District Census Handbook is being brought 'out in 'two volumes-Part A and Part B , .i for each district separately. The Part A volume consists of village and town directories giving basic information relating to infra-structure and amenities and total population of 'each village and town as thrown up by 1981 Census. The non-census information relates to the year 1979/80/i98 1, m~king it almost synchronous with the 1981 population census. Part B volume presents primary census data, known as in census Jargon as 'Primary Census Ab.stract' (peA) for each village and ward of a town. The peA gives total population with Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes, literates, main workers by main· categories, marginal workers and non·workers break-up. Two special tables-one for Schedult:d Caste population and another for Scheduled Tribe population are also presented in part B volume. These tables give tahsil-wise and town-wise and also for the district as a whole Schedule Caste/Scheduled Tribe population. It is important for the readers to acquaint themselves with census concepts of general importance. 1. Raral and Urban Areas The' census data are presented by rural and .urban areas. A rural area is non-urban consisting of revenue villag~s with well defined boundaries which is the smallest unit in the hierarchy of administrative units. It may comprise of several hamlets. Yet it is considered One unit for the presentation of da[a. Habitations in forest areas are also considered as villages and each Forest Range Officer's beat is considered as one forest village. Urban areas have been cspecialy defined for the purpose of population census.· The definition is treated with some flexibjlity with a view to accommodating minor variation for meeting the exigency of the situation. An urban unit has been defined as follows: (a) All places with a municipal corporation. municipal board, cantonment board, notified area and town. area . (b) All other places which satisfy the following criteria: ( i) A minimum population of 5,000 ; (ii) At least 75 per cent of the male working population engaged in non agricultural activity. (iii) , A population of atieast 400 per sq. km. (or one thousand per Sq. mile) Allied agricultural activities such as fishing, logging, .ct~. have been considercJ, agricultural in 1981 Census for detcrming the proportion of engagement of male population in non-agricultural activities for the purpose of declaring a place a town. 2. Urban Agglomeration The concept of Urban AgglomcratlOll or the 1971 is also adopted for 1981 Census. Very often the growth of towns overlapped the statutory limits of the city or town. Large railway colonies, university campuses, port areas, industri~l areas etc .. came up outside the lhnits of the town but they form continuous growth with the town. These outgrowths may XVlll or may not by themselves qualify to be trea.ted as separated to\"ns but these outgrowths deserve' to be treated as urban areas. Such a t (i) A city with continuous outgrowths, (the part of outgrowth being outside the statutory limits but falIing within the' boundaries of th~ adjoining vi1Iagc or villages). (ii) One town with simillar outgrowths or two or more adjoining towns with the'if outgrowtns as in (i), or (iii A city and one or more adjoining town with {heir outgrowths all of whi<;:h form a continuous spread. 3. Census House A 'Census House' is a building or a paJ"t of a buildl'ng having a separate main entrance from the road or common courtyard or staircase etc:, used or recognised as a separate uniL It may be vacant or' occupied. It may be used for rc~idential or nOll residential purpose or both. 4. Household A 'Household' is a group of persons who commonly live together and who take their meals from a common kitcheh unless the exigency of work prevents them from doing so. There may be a household of pc.rso~s related by blood or unrelated l?crsons or having a mix of both. Examples of unrelated household are boarding houses, messes, hQstels, residential hostels, rescue homes, jai13, ashrams etc, ,These are called, institutional households. There may be oue-member households, two-member households ot multi lllernher households. For. census purpose each one of these types is regarded as a househOld. s. Scheduled Castes/Schedoled Tribes A persons has been returned as belonging tQ a scheduled caste or scheduled tribe if caste or tribe to which he belongs is included in the scheduled of the State. Scheduled caste can belong to Hindu or Sikh religion. However, a person belonging to scheduled tribe can profess any religion. 6. Literates A persons who can both read and write with understanding in any language is to be taken as a literate. A person who can merely read but cannot write, is not a literate. It is not necessary that a person who is literate should have passed any rnh~imum educational standard. 7. Workers In 1981 Census, the economic status of a person has been classified as : (i) Main-worker (ii) Margina1 wor'ker . (iii) Non-worker The dichot~my of workers and non-workers of 1961 and 1971 Census has been' discarded in 1981. Census and time disposition criterion in economic activity with one year XIX reference period is adopted. A 'Person who has engaged h,imself in economic activity for major part of the-year (at least 183 days) is considered as main worker while those who have worked in for sometime during the las'! year but not major part of the year have been treated margirial worker. Those who have not worked at all during the one year reference period ar.: non-workers. Work has, been defined as participatiOl} ill any economically productive activity. Such participation may be physical or mental in nature. Work involves not only actual work but also effective supervision and direction of work. 8. Cultivator A pcrrson is considered a cultivator if he has engaged in cultivation a:; a single worker or fam"ily worker of land woncd or held from Government or held from private 'persons or instjtulions for pa)'ment in money, kind or share. Cultivation includes supervision or direction of cultivation. Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing and harvesting and production of cereals and millet crops and other crops such as sligar cane, ground nuts, tapioca etc. and pulses, raw jute and kindered fibre crops, cotton etc. and docs not include fruit and vegetable growing or keeping of orchards or groves or working on plantation like tea, coffee, rubber etc. 9. Agricultural Labourer A .person who works in another person's land for wages in money, kind or share should be regarded as an agricultural labourer. He does not have a risk in the cultivation but merely works in another person's land . for wages. 10. Household Industry , Household Industry is defined as an industry conducted, by the head of the household' himself/herself and or by the members of the household at home or within the precincts of the house where the household liv~s in urban areas. The larger proportion of workers in a household industry shOUld consist of members of the household including the head. The· industry sllOuld not be run on the scale of a registered factory which would qualify or has to be registered under the Indian Factories Act. ~ - Industry implies production~ processing, servicing or repair of articles or goods such as handloom weaving, dying, carpentry; bidi rolling, pottery manufacture bicycle repairing, btacksl1'!ithy, tailoring etc. 11. Other Workers All \1;or1:ers, who are not cullivators or agricultural labourers or engaged in House hold InduscfY arc treated as other workers. This category COWl:S factory and plantation workers, Government servants, Municipal employees, teachers. priests, entertainmct artists, workers engaged in trade, commerce, business., tfansportmining~ cort.esntnc ,tuieon ANALYTI CAL NOTE INTRODUCTION The district of Saharanpur is one of the five district of Meerut division. It lies between 29°34' and 30"24' north latitude and 77°7' and 78°12' east longitude. According to Surveyor General of India the area of. the district is 5,595 square kilometres. It is separated in the north from district Dehra Dun and in the south it is contiguous with district Muzaffarnagar separated by a conventional boundry in the ea<;t from district Bijnor by the river Ganga and in the west from the state of Punjab by the river Yamuna. In area it constitutes 1.90 per cent of the total area of the state and ranks 19th. while in population among the S6 districts of the state' it ranks 12th with 2.41 p~r cent of the state population. . ' The district. has a population of 2)673,561 in ~981 and density of 478 persons per square kilometre. The sex ratio (i.e. number of males per 1,000 females) in the district is 832. There arc 463,330 occupied residential houses and 466,747 households in the district thus an average household contains about 6 persons. The di~trict comprises -of four tahsils viz. Saharanpur, Nakur, Deoband and Roorkee. - Roorkee tahsil is the largest and Nakur is the smaHest in p')pulation. In area also Roorkee is largest while Deoband is the smallest. Nearly 72.93 per cellt of the population resides in rural area and 27.07 in urban area. Urbanisation in the district is highyr than that of the state as a whole (17.9 per cent). The percentage of scheduled caste popUlation in the district is' 22.02 per gent in the rural area 26.97 per cent and in the urban area 8.71 per cent. Scheduled tribe popUlation in the ~istrict is negligible while there is no scheduled tribe, population in urbaQ. area and in rural area it is nearly 0.02 per ·cent. The literacy is as high as 29.56 per cent in the district, male literacy being 39.13 per cent and female literacy 1:8.05 per cent. It is 32.89 per cent.in the villages and 55.81 'per cent in the towns of the district. The pro~ortion of main workers to.total popUlation is 29.22 per cent Marginal , work;ers additionally constitute around 1.61 per cent of tte total population. DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION, VILLAGES AND TOWNS Table 1 presents tahsil-wise·' population in rural and urban areas by sex as also the number ofinhabited villages and the number of towns. Table J : Population, number of villages and towns, 1981 . PopmatioD ,-- _---- ., Np.of Name of Total Rural Urban villaga No. Tahsil ,---~~----, r------..A---_, r--...... _~ of p M F P M F P M F Total Inhabited towns 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1. Saharanpur 850,623 459.586 391,037 544.192 294,971 249,221 306,431 U)4.615 141,816 645 ...5Ji6 2 2. Nakur 454,380 24-8.608 205,772 377,946 207,!73 170,713 76,434 41,435 3.,999 543 419 6 3. Deoband 516,540 282,323 234,217 439,562 240,315 199,~47 76,978 42,008 34,970 424 33~ -3 4. Roorkee 852,018 468,904. 3[33,114 587,'74~ 320,014 261,7Z8 264,276 148,890 115,386 549. 434 9 .Dfscrid 2,673,561 1,459,421 1.%14,149 1,949.44% 1,062,473 886,969 724,119 396,948 '3%7,171 %,161 1,700 20 2 Tahsil Roorkee bas the maximum population (852,018) .followed by Saharanpur (850,623), Deoband (5,16,540) and Nakur (454,380) respectively. Saharanpur has the highest number of villages 645 (516 inhabited) f~l1owed by Roorkec 549 (434 inhabited), Nakur 543 (419 inbabited) and Deoband 424 (331 inhabited). The average population per village comes to 902 persons. Saharanpur city is the district headquarters having a population of 295.355 followed by Ha"rdwar M.B. 114,180 and Roorkee U. A. 19,076. GROWTH OF 'POPULATION Growth of the population is 30.11 p~r cent while it is 24.01 per cent in rural and 49.98 per cent in urban areas .. The following table prcseuh the tahsi1~wisc growth rate in this respect. Table 2 : Decadal change in distribution of popnlation Population . Name of ..A.----_____-. P~rcentage deeadal 1971 1981 variation (1971-81) Tabsil ...... ____-, ,--__~..A.. ______-, r----~___, ~ Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 1 -2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 lO 1. Saharanpur 655,237 429,341 225,396 850,623 544,192 306,431 +29.81 +26.60 +35'95 2. Nakur 354,156 321,486 32,670 454,380 377,946 76,434 +28.30 +17.56 +33.96 3. Deoba~d 404,83B 353,647 51,191 516,540 439,562 76,978 +27.59 +24.29 +50.37 "- 4. Roorkee 640,603 467,053 173,550 852,018 587,742 264,276 +33.00 +25.81 +52.28 District 2,054,834 1,572,027 482,807 Z,673.561 1,949,442 724,119 30.11 '24.01 49.98 Roorkee tahsil has registered the highest" growth rate of 33 .. 00 pcr cent both in rural (2S.84 per cent) and urban (52.28 per cent). Thc rate of urbanisation in the district is higher than that of the state average 25.49 per cent. VILLAGES BY POPULATION RANGES The .distribution of inhabited villages by six population ranges (i.e. less than 200; 200-499; 500-1,999; 2,000-4,999; 5,000-9,999 and" more tban 10,000) presents the t:ollowing picture. 3 Table 3 : Distribution of villages by population range N umbe~ of villages in Range of population Percentage of villages in each range each range .--~------2 3 Less than 200 10.94 200-- 499 293 17.24 500-1,999 961 56.53 2,000-4.999 236 13.88 5,000-9,999 23 1.35 10,000 & above 0.06 Total 1,700 100.00 More than half (56.53 p~r emt) of th,~ villages lie in the population range 500 -1,999. Further starting from 10.94 per cent in the lowest range (less than 200) the number of vmag~s increases as the range go higher reaching a m'aximum of 56.~3,per . cent in 500 =--1,999 tange after which it shows decreasing trend with only 0.06 per cent in the highest range of 10,000 and above. VILLAGES BY DENSITY The distribution of villages by dC.nsity of population per square kilometre is presented in the foHowing table. Table 4 : Distribution of villages .by . density Range of density Total number of villages in Percent~ge of villages in (per SQ km) . each density range each density range 1 2 3 0- 10 19 01.12 11- 20 17 01.00 21- 50 36 02,12 51-100 60 03.52 101-200 134 07.88 201-300 199 11.71 301-500 521 30.65 501 &.a~ove 705 41.41 Not known 9 OO.S3 Total 1,700 100.00 The percentage of villag~s more or less is d-irectly co-r~lated with density ranges. 4 VILLAGES BY SCHEDULED CASTE POPULATION " , The distribution of the villages ~cording to scheduled caste popuJation is given ift-the foUowing table. Tahle 5 : Proportion of scheduled caste population to total population in the "illages Percentage range of scheduled Number of villages in Percentage of caste population to to~aI each range villages in each population range 1 2 3 Nil 238 14.00 0- 5 118 06.94- 6-1,0 97 05.71 11-15 106 06.23 16-20 147 08.65 21-30 324 19'06 31 & above 670 39.41 --~ ---- Total 1,700 100.00 In 670 inhabited villages scheduled caste population is found over 31 per cent while 238 villages have no scheduled caste population. VILLAGES BY SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION There are only four villages having scheduled tribe population. One lies in the range 0-5 per cent and another in the range of £!-15 'per cent.' Scheduled tribe population in the remaining two villages' belongs 16 to 25 per cent range of scheduled tribe population. Following table shows the picture in this respect. Table 6,: Proportion of scheduled tribe population to total population in the villages Percentage range of 'scheduled Percentage of tribe popu!ation to total Num~r of villages in villages in each populaton each range, range 1 2 3 Nil 1,696 99.76 0- 5 1 , 00.06" 6-15 , 1 00.06 16-25 2 00.12 26-35 36-50 51 & above Total 1,700 100.00 SCHEDULED CASTE/SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION IN TQWNS OF THE DISTRICT Ncarly 8.71 p~r cent of urban p~pu.lation of the district consists of scheduled caste and a negligible 0.00 per cent by scheduled· tribe. The following table gives the scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population in different towns of the district. Table '1 : Proportion of scbeduled caste/scheduled t.riDe population in tOWDS Totat Total scheduJed Total scheduled Percentage of Percentage of Name of Town opulation caste cribc schedulo:l caste s.cJ!ed .. ¥. rribe population populalion population population to total t() (Gtal population population 1 -t) 3 4; 5 6 1. Ambehata T. A. 7~SH 1,070 13.69 .. 2. Gangoh M. B. , 31,71~ 2,183 06.67 3. Gurukul Kangri O. G. 1,035 59 05.70 4. Cbilkana SultanpHr T. A. 9,93G l,356 13.6. . 5. Jwalapur MahavidyalayaO. G: . 298 7 02.35 6. Jhabrera T. A. 5)453 495 09.0r. 7. Titron N. l\.. ' 6,646 I,O~O 15.35 H. Deoband M. B. r;1,270 3,68l 07.18 9. Nakui'T. A. 1).,629 1,6tO 13.84 10. Nanauta T. A. 92,288 643 .. 05.92 It. BehatT. A. 11,076 969 08.75 l~. B.H.E.L. Ranipur N. A. 30.433 2.581 08.48.., 13. Manglaur M. B. 25 .. 724 775 03.01 14. Rampur ~1aDiharan T. A. 16,420 3,431 20.90 " . 15. Roprkee lVl. B. 61,831 5,620 .5 09.09 00.01. 16. ROOl'tee Cann. 17,225 829 04.81 00.01 17. Landhaura T. A. .. 8,077 1,214 15.0:-> w. Saharanpur M. B. 295.355 22,825 07.7'3 19. Sarsawan T. A. 7,696 1,247 16~:?O 0.01 20. Hardw~r M. B. It4,IBO 11,425 7 10.01 AJlTowns 72~,119 63,033 13 08.71. 00.00' Highest proportion of sched~]cd caste .is, fuund in Ramp·lf. Mlniharan T. A. (20.90 per cent) and lowest ill Jwalapur Mahavid)alaya O.G. (02.35 per cent) Roorkee M.B.. Roorkee Cantt. and Sarsawan T. A. have O.Ot per:ccnt scheduled tribe population ·-each.'. 6 VILLAGES BY LITERACY RATE _ The ~(}llowing table presents the literacy rates by population range (If vi Ilages. Taltle 8 : Literacy rate by population raDge of 'Villages ttange of population Number ofviUages in each range Literacy rate 3 Less than 200 186. 21.90 200- 4-99 293 21.11 500-1,999 961 21.55 2.000-4,999 23G 24.00 51000-9,999 23 ~5.61 10,000 &: above t 14.99 Total '22.62 .. It is observ~d tnat literacy in the range of less'than'ZOO, 200-499. 500-1,999 is found over 21 per cent. Highest literacy rate of 25.61 per cent is in 5,000-9,999 range of population while 100~est of 14.99 per cent is in 10,000 and above populati'on rang?! TOWNS,BY LITERACY RATE There arc 20 towns in the district. Urban literacy rate in th0 district is over 48 per cent. The following table gives th61iteracy rate by towns.' Table 9: Literacy rate for tOWDS Nam.e of Town Litet'acy rate . 1 2 1. Ambehata T. A. 18.30 2. GUloh. M. B. 28.67 3. Gurukul Kangri O. G. 74.98 4. Chilkana Sultaapur T. Ai . 2J.8. 5,. Jwalapur Mahavidyalaya O. G. . 92.28 6. Jbabreta T. A. 35.08 7. Titron N. A. 32.23 8. Deoband M. B. 37.07 9. NakurT. A. 36.98 10. N~ut.T.A. 11. Beba\ T. A. 30.27 12. B.H.E.L. Ranipur N. A. 62.74- . 13. M_glaitr M. B; 2fi.76 7 Ta'Je ,: Literacy rate for to".8 (Cone).) ~ame or Town llterac}" rlt~ - 1 2 14. RlWlpur Maniharao T. A;' 31 .82 l.5. Ri)orkee M. B. G7.9'2 16. Roorkee Cantt. 81.9:1 17. Landhaura T. A. 24.16 IS. Saharanpur M. B, 49.9\ 19. Sarsawall T A. 58.51 20; Hardww' l\I. D. 53.17 ___ ~__..._ ~. _____ '_~ ______L ~ " __ ~ __ ~ ______., _~ ______~_~~ ______ AU TUlfDS 43.Z4 _. Jwalapur Mal)avidya1a~a O. G. has the highest literacy rate of 92.28· pa cent fol!ow~d by Roorkee Cantt. and Gurukul Kangri 81.93 per cent and 74.98 per cent respectively.· Ambehata has the least literacy fate of 18.30 per cent. . \ . LlTERATES, WORKERS & SCHEDULED CASTE/SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION , -.' Literacy is as high ..,as 29.56 per cent in the district as a whole with 22.62 per cent in rural and 48'.24 per ccnf in th~ urban area. An10ng the tahsils Roorkce tahsil has the maximum literacy rate both in rural and urban areas. Tahs'i] Nakur has the minimum literacy rate of 22.14 having 20.29 P.:!f cent in rural area and 31.30 p~r cent ill urban area, Male literacy gt:nerally confirms the total literacy. The district has 22.02 per cent scheduled caste population with 26.97 per cent in rural and .8.71 per cent ia' the ·urban. Scheduled tribe population is 0 .. 04 p~r cent in Dcoband, 0.03 P~( cent in $aharanpar ani O.ot p~r cent in Nakur tahsils. Mai.n workers con~titu1C 29.22 per ccnt 'of tl~e t0ta1 popUlation cf the district' 29.63 per cent in rllfal and 28.0) per cent in urba'1. Proportion of total workers in rural as well as urban ·is highest in Nakur tahsil. Female participation ii> very low. Female main work~rt. in the Proportion 'of non-worker,,' in thq distnct is as high as 70.40 p;;:r cent. it is 69.88 per cent in rural 71.80 per cent in urban, while there is marginal difference of female noh-workers In rural as well as urban. Table 10 given be~ow -provides uala on literates bchcdukd caste/':>chedl\\ed tribe work~rs and· non-workers on which thi) analysis ha, been based. 8 Table'10 : Pereentage of lit Tota) population l' E 'R- Total .------..., r---~-----"""'------,------~-- Name of Tahsil Rtira{ p M F Scheduled Scbeduled Urban caste po- tribe popu- Literates to total pUlacion to latioo to population total ' total ,.---_..A.__ ~_-.., popUlation ' population P M F 2 3 4: 5 6'· 7 B 9 10 1. Saharanp1)r 1" 350,623 459,586 391,0:37 21.13 00.03 31.33 33.50 21~O5 R 544,192 294.971 2~9,221 28.66, 00.40 21.26 31.60 09.02 U 306,431 164-,615 141,816 07.76 49.20 _J5.23 ;'2.J~ ') 4' Nakur T 454,380, 248,608 205,772'" E).09 00:01 22.14 32.00 40.22 R 377,946 207,173 170,773 20.71 00.01 ' 20.29 30.53 07.87 U 76,434 41,435 34.991J 11.10 31.30 39'37 21.75 3. Deoband T 516,540 282,323 234,217 '27.57 ()O.O4 26.01 36.05 13.91 R 439,5612 240,315 199,2.47 30.63 00.04- 24.45 34.67 12.13 U 76,918 42,008 34,970 10.07 34.92 43.97 24.05 4. Roorkee T 852,018 46e.904 383,1l4 21.11 00.00 33.91 43.83 2t.76 R 587,742 ,320,014 267,723 26.69 00.00 3!.O2 34.28 11.75 U 164,276 148,890 115,386 08.70 00.00 55.90 64.37 44.97 ---~..-- 11 TahsHs T 2,673,561 lA59,421 1,214,140 22.02 00;02 29.56 39.13 18.06 R 1,949,442 I,Q62,473 886,969 26.97 00.02 22.62 32.89 10.32 U 724,119 396,943 327,171 08.71 48.24- 55.81 . 39.(}5 til) 9 caste and schedaled tribe population in the district C E N T A G E 0 F ---~------~--~~-- Main workers to total :Marginal \'1Cl1kcrs to Total workers to Non·workers to total tatal population total popu_tation population _..A... __ population ,---.----"------.. r--._--A-----...... 'r- r----- P M P P M 'F P M F P M F ...... _-_- __ -- ---. .. ~----~-~~--...... -- II 12 13 14 15, 16 17 18 19 ...... 20 21 22 28.92 52.15 01.62 00.31 00'12 00.53 29.23 52.27 02.15 70.77 47.73 97.85 29.98 54.16 OL36 - 00.45 OJ.IS 1)0.80 30.43 5~.3l 02.f6 69.57 45.69 97.84 27.04- 48.56 02.07 00.05 , 00.05 00.05 27.09 ·1-8.61 02.12 72,9} 51.39 97.88 29.9! 33Jl3 0!.26 00,46 00.21 m.76 '!::l.37 53.84- 02.02 69.G3 46.16 97.98 30.39 54."6 01.18 ,00.50 00.20 00.87 30.89 54.66 02.05 ti9~OO "5.34 91.95 27.54 19.44 0l.61 . 00.28 00.31 00.25 ~7.a2 1V·75 01.86 72.18 50.25 98.14 28.89 .J 1.57 Ot.55 00.84: 00.l7 01.65 29'.73 51.74 ' 03.20 70.27 48.26 96.80 29.18 52.t3 01.51 00.93 00.18 01.83 30.11 52.31 03.34 69.89 -47.69 96.66 r 27.20 48.36 01.79 00.32 00.07 00.61 27.52 48.43 02.40 72.48 51.57 97.60 29.34- 51.79 01.85 00.1+ 00.08 00.21 29.48 Sl.8i 02.06 70.52 48.13 97.94 2~.16 32.41 -01.38 OO.l7 . 00.03 00,27 29:33 52.49 01.65 70.67 47.51 98.35 29.71 50.48 02.93 00.03 00.07 00.09 29.1'3 .30.55 03.02 70.21 49.45 96.98 29.22 .)2.18 01.61 00.38 00.13 00.69 29.60 52.31 02.30 70.40 47.69 97.70 29.63 53.23 01.37 00.49 00.15 9P.Sa 3{).12 53.38 02.25 69.38 46.62 97.75 :!8.09. 49.35 02.29 OO.ll 00.09 00.15 28.20 49.44 02.44 71.S0 50.56 97.56 Sf~'fi \iI'1~I'OI;:W1 < fll~-1pF Primary Census, Abstract 12 m:r ~ sn,ttt~ Dlsnucr PRlMAln- ~·~i~tnW·em ~~ m~~ Schedultd Cast~ Total PopulatioD (i~ ~itutional a~ HOOeebs Pt:IpulattoI1 r------~-----~ ~~ '0<10 ~o ~) ~Q ~o .nil P M F P M P 2 3. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 (2 q-TlT 5,595,0463,330 466,747 2,673,561 1,459,421 1,.214,140 588,801 311,807 265,994 ~ 5.481.1339,786 340,280 1,949,442 1.062,473 886,969 515.763 287,88% 237,881 ~ 107.9 123.544 126,467 724,119 396,948' 327,171 63,038 34,925 28,tt:} 1,7D2 ..... 150.868 152.4Q3 850,623 459,586 391 1037. 179,761 98,265 81,496 1.676.2 99,301 99,~50 541-,192 294,971 249,221 155,967 85,128 70;839 26.2 1.~67 52,953 306,431' 164,615 141,816 23,79.f 13,137 10~657 25.25 49,7OS 51,055 295,355 158,752 136,6()3 22,825 12,607 10,218 1.00 1,859 1,898 11,076 5,863 5,213 969 530 43~ . ~Tlf 1,074.6 76,668 76,928 45~,38C 24B,60S 205,772 86,75% 47,845 38,907 trnft'or . 1,064-.0 64,54-2 64,554 377,946 207,113 170,773 78,266 43,129 35,1:37 10.6 12,126 12,374 ;6,434 41,435 34,999 8,48G 4,716 3,770 1j''lnr ,.;;m:tf1f~'iIT ~1(1 7.12 5,007 5,022 32,713 17,823 14,890 2,183 1,152 4,031 ~~m~a- ~1tf M!6 1.612 1,902 11,629 6.321 5.308 1,610 892 718 Riiifil iff ~~errif,!'{ rrn: ii;!' "f1TU<:r 0.37 1,596 1,632 9,936 5,297 4,639 1,356 840 p16 art:rqcT -r;r'\ ~~ ;nrUlf 0.80 1,263 1,314 7,81-4 4,150 3,664 1,070 ... 591 479 ~'OOCrf .,.r~ &hr ~rlf 1.02 1,416 1,464 7,696 . 4,260 3,436 1,24-7 678 569 i3'fcn:T .fttl'q;r~ ~f~T ~lf 0.98 1,O3~ 1,040 6,646 3.584 3,062 1,020 563 457 13 """'PI'". ,.: an_. CENSUS ABSl'RAC'I ~q;JIfm lWftcn:f f~~1 ~ ~ if,J11 m r-----.... ----..I----'------., ,-----'----""' .----~-. 6Ifo ~o at ~Q ~() ti'r O1fQ q-o ~ P !vI F P M 'F l' M F __r ______~ ______~ ______--~------~------ 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2 1 4-18 314 134 790.3()7 57l.{)1}9 219,298 781,112 761.488 19,624 Total SAHARANPVR DISTJUCT 9 435 30'; 131 441,023 349,472 91,551 577,708 565,593 12,115 Rural 13 10 3 349,284 2'2.1.537 127,747 203.404 195,895 7,509 Urban 219 189 3(l 266,458 184,133 82,:323 246,023 ::39,695 6,328 Total Saharanpur Tahsil 219 3D 115,705 93,219 22,486 163,153 159,762 3,391 Rural 150.753 9Cl,916 59,837 82,870 79,93". 2.937 Urban 147,40lJ 88,680 5~,720 79,998. n,llB 2,880 Urban Silharanpur 1\-1. B. 3,353 2,236 1,117 2,372 2,815 57 Urban BehalT.A. 27 17 )0 100,603 79,557 21,016 135,909 133,33'0 2,579 Total Nakur Talesil 21 . 11 10 76,6i!) 63,244: i 3,43.', 114,858 112,845 2,013 Rural 1 23,924 16,313 7,611 21,05J 20,485 566 Urban 9,379 5,918 3,461 3,694 8,431 263 Urban Gangoli M. B. 4,300 2,869 . 1,431 :),176 3,059 117 Urban NakurT. A. 2.170 1,521 64-9 2,753 2,690 63 Urban Chilkana Sultanpur 1'. A. 1,43{) 973 457 2)189 2,161 28 Utban . Ambehta T. A. 4.503 3,419 1,084 2,304- 2,254- 50 Urban Sarsawan T .. A. 2;14'2 1,61~ 52') 1,935 1,890 45 Urban Titron N. A. 14 ~om~ DISTRICT PRIMARY ~;wrrn~ ,Main Workers -_,.....__------~-~-~~----... -~---- d 1Wi/ ------_._ z f~j~~1 rw{JllT/ o D ~ 'fiIWN< lIj)f~~ '1Tf,cm~ ~m, ~meyr, ~-g ~~~/~ , District./Tahsil/ Totall Cultivators A~iculturaJ IAbourel'8 ma;r,~cr~ fe' u. A.{Cityrrown RuraI/ II) (II) H~ol~ Industry, Manu- ~ Urban t actunng, Processing, ~'~ Ser\icing & &pain , (V (a) ) , ___.A..-- __-., '~l' -"'-----~ ,------, -.------, &1'0 ~o ~o ~ ~o $0 :r;;;r') ~o ~ P M F P M F P ~I F -- ~--.------~- _. 28 29 30 1 2 3 22 23 N 25 26 21 I{tq 271,544 2(;9,411 2.133 224,HZ 218,374 5,73lJ 24,150 21,892 2,258 9 l't1!1 Vf9 ". ~ 15,104 13.852 1,252 ~ - 262,104 26\),082 2,022 210,303 204,880 5,423 ~' 9,440 9,3l9 tll 13,809 13,494 315 9,046 8,().t() 1,G06 . 68,464 67,783 631 63,673 62,204 1,469 ~,OjO 3,427 623 1 ~~~'(~r;;;r m.r 4,812 4,383 429 '11if{!If 67,164 66,524- 640 62,386 60,936 1.4:50 _ 1-)38 4,044 1!J4 , . ~ff<:l'lf 1,:)00 1,259 41 1,287 ' 1,2G8 19 1,060 1,026 :-i 1 G92 675 17 f,066 3,886 180 ;:tiP'(if~'( .,q~lfrf~ 24-0 :233 1 595 593 2 172 158 14: ~ ~rr'( aT1$[ 66,062 65,695 367 42~46S 41,4:)6 1,009 3,424 3,100 324 62,887 62,543 344 36,733 35,813 920 2,508 2)271 237 3,175 3,152 23 5,732 5,64-3 89 giG 829 87 59 935 929 6 1.735 . %,692 43 515 456 ;::m~1~ l'(rr~~f~ 115 12 409 398 II 712 702 10 127 .. ;rrr~1lf ~ ot1l'1: &Hf 39 10 445 ,. «9 2 1,134- 1,122 12 99 f'il(1mT worrr~ ~ ~~ ----,----,~ 15 GI;C.MI en CENSUS ABSTRACT -:------~--, ~J _ ~ f9'"tl1 tnt; . iimrm> iii1~ rn ~ ifIT~ Of if,"frf ifT~ iiUifN/ ~J6~~ii\;! ~ -<>ik'r Wor~rs . M31ginal 'Vorlo:ers Nob-\vorkn-s 'T;Rr1J 'l'1I~ ij~\';1if,{fi(f (1lI, IV, V (b). VI to IX: Total; Districtrrahsilt Rural! U. A.{Cityrrown LTrban ,-----~------, ,----___;..----~-~ r-----___)--~-, Uf<' ~h ~f ';!fo '1° aT ?>:f'" 'I" ~ p M P P M P r ~M p 31 32 33 ~ S5 % I 261,306 251,811 9.495 10,225 1,899 8,326 1,882,22.1 696,0.34 1,186,190 Total SAHARANPUR DISTRICT 9 9(),197 86,'119 3,418 9,416 1,557 7.853 1.362,324 4~5,323 867.001 Rurlll 171.109 165,032 6.077 815 342 473 519.900 200.711 319.189 Urban IM,83Q lO'l,281 3,555' 2,fl05 530 2,075 601,99':; 219,361 ::82,634 Total Saharanpur Tahsil 28,791 2i,Bi9 B72 2,447 443 2,004- :i7S,592 13'L766 2f3,826 Rural 76, C45 7J ,362 2,&'3 158 87 11 22:3.1-03 81,595 138,808 Urban 7-l,1~O 71,531 2,649 }34- 215,2'2:) ?1,550 133,673 Urban Sahal'anpur M. B. 1,865 1,831 34 24 :; 21 8.180 3,043 5,135 Urban Bellat T. A. 23,958 23.079 879 2,104 534 1,5'7V 316,367 114,74:4 201.623 Total Nakur Tahsil 12,730 12.2lE 512 1,~89 405 1,48'1 261,199 93,92'3 l67,276 Rural 11,228 10,861 367 215 129 gG ~j, 168 20,821 34,34 i Urban 5,509 5,35.01- J55 167 lOS ',59 23,E52 !?,2f!4 14.5~8 Urban Gangob M. B. 1,9.28 . 1.844- 84 2 2 8,+51 3,262 5,189 Urban NakurT. A• 1,075 1,036 39 44- 21 23 7,!39 2,586 'h55~ Urban ' Chilkana Sultanpl.lr.T. A. B18 810 8 5,625 1,989 3,636 Urban Ambehta T. A. 1,295 1,255 40 :J,3S':! 2,006 3,386 Lrball Sarsawan T. A. ,., 60] 562 41 2 - 4.709 1,694- 3,015 Urban Titron N. A. .-.~ __.....-r _---__.--- 16 f~ anT stNMIh PISTRICf PRIl\LUY , , '{ml qf~~~T '!j<.1 '*f~, ~~'Wffi am ~~~ !ff1l~1 ~-----"----.. ,------,'-'-_ Off" '!" ~T <. - --~~------~-- 2 3 4 5 7 - 8 9 10 11 l~ 1 1,004.4- 83,750 33;932 516,540 282,'323 3 ~Cfr~ G~*<1 «q;:~ rror-rnf.1'fiT .,if~"~ 7.90 3,135 8,180 51,270 23,Z14 23,056 3,681 2,262 1,119 ~'{ lffiiiFB rnT~ ~;;r rrmTlf 1.45 2,494 2,497 16,420 8,8~5 7,!l85 3,431 !,865 1/i66 rrrfTzT 'ii!1: eli:{ 'ilT"fnr ' 0.42 1,469 1,47f 9,283 4,959 4,329 643 353 28'1 42.01 28,253 29,31Y 145,946 80,302 6.),644 14,072 7,671 6,401 ~f'«T,{ otll"{ «'-_fi ' 'irnrr 15.07 21,773 22,771 115,513 63,353 51,660 !1,491 6,196 5,295 (:if) ~ftij',it . '. ". CENSCS ABSTRACT ~ifiN~~ M:aln Worken mw Literates ~I:~ f"lm'~1 ~ ~ If,Tl{ rn ~ __ -A__ ---, ,.. -~"----~ ,--__.A_---. ilJo :!o ~) , Ci i39 '-)3 91 134,365 101,789 32.576 149,222 145,595 3,627 Total Deohand Tahsil 3 189 98 9l lO1,486 83,319 24,167 123,281 125,279 3,002 Rural 26.879 13,470 3,4-09 20,'14! 20,2'i6 625 Urban .( 19,007 13,055 5,952 13,5iO 13,244 326 Urban Deoband M. B. 5,142 3,G46 1,.496 '1,603 4,432 170 UJbao Rampur Manwaran T. A. 2.730 1,769 961 2,763 2,634 129 Urban Nanauta T. A. i3 jO . 3 :288,881 '205,523 33,353 249,95& 242,863 7,090 Total Roorkee Tahs:l 141,153 109,690 31,463 171,416 167,707 :1,709 Rural 10 3 147,728 95,833 51.890 78,542 . 75,161 3.381 Urban 7 5 2 30,856 50,474 30.382 39,630 37,945 J,685 Urban Hardwar Urban Agglomeration 7 5 ~ 61,762 39,658 22,1(14 31,123 30,468 1,255 Urban (a) Hardwar M. B. GurukuJ Kangri O. G. and JwaIapnr MahavidyaJaya 0.0 7 5 2 60,711 38,871 21:840 31,370 30,139 1,231 U.-ban (i) Hardwar M. B. 776 539 237 298 276 .."'1 _ Urban Oi) Gurukul Kangri O. G. 275 248 27 55 53 2 Urban (iii) jwalapur MabavidyaJaya O.G. . 19,094 W,816 8,278 7,907 7,477 430 Urban (.b) Bharat Hevey Bl~' Ltd. Ranipur N. A• 6 ;; 56,124- 38,111 13,013 27,359 26,10!) 950 Urban . Roorl(<<: Urban AggJomer.tion 5 4 42.011 2S,e.34 . 16,117 15,589 14,704- 885 Urban (a) Roorkec: M.B. DISTRICT ·~at\JARY ,.~~~ !\-faiD. \\'orker! lim! -'------~- ~'" I ~ 1ii1f~W(~ '~~,~~, Total! Agricultural Labourer~ ~,mm'f~ (lI) Rurall Household Industry, MaDlI~ Urban facturing. Processing, Semeing &: Rq.il"l tv (il}) ..----.-'----~ . ,-_.A-___~ .----__...______." a:~ ~D. P.fr , 6!lo 'It> tlif ato go m 'p M P P if F p 1\f . J" 2 3 22 23 25 26 27 28- 29 60,872 60,546 326 52,+20 50.4!:l I 1,929 3.679 3,445 134 ",;) ~iIT~ cr~'hl t.f'i ~Gi;~ i1m:tTTf~ tFRT1T 1.48~1 1,'l i3 16 839 8~{I l~ 658 62Q Sa. Ull'!'( ltfif~vr 4 ~~'iir'~f~ 46{) 456 CENSUS ABSTRAq _._-----, I{WJ "'~ 1f.PI ~ ---~ .....-' .. ---~- ...... ~ r~---....r\,___-~--~ -----'._--, ;;.~o ~o ~r ioZ[o :!" ~, i,lfo ~o m p' M P P :\£ F ,p M F 31 32 33 M 35 36 :17 38 39 3 2 1 32,251 31,113 l,133 4,340 472 3,368 362,978 136,256 226,722 Total, Deoband Tahsil ' :3 17,695 16,91-4 .7&1 4,097 '"3 :l,654 307,IM 114,593 192,591 Rural H.5S6 14,199 357 243 ::!9 ~!.~ 55,794 21',663 H,131 Urban 10,534 lO,33l 253 , !)1 ~ ':l6 37,606 1.J,962 22,644 Urban Deoband M. B. 2,56& 1,507 61 139 17 :22 11,673 4,380 7,293 Urban Rampur Maniharan T. A. 1,40f 1,361 to G 6,5f5 2,321 4,194 Urban Nanauta T. A. 1oo,26l 96,3313 3,923 ,JU 600,8iH 225,673 375,211 Total Roorkee Tahsii 30,981 29,723, 1,253 ::;66 711 415,349 152,041 263,308 Rural 69~2!JO 66,610 2,670 199 1]7 :o~ 185,535 73,632 111,903 Urban 36.183 34;617 1;566 53 26 27 106,263 4-2,331 63,932 ' Urban Hardwar Urban Agglomeration 2'3,403 ~7,261 1,142 37 19 13 33,753 33,3G6 5(),387 Urban Ca) Hardl\o3r M.B., Gurukul Kangri O. G. and Jwalapur MahavidyaJaya O. G. ZS,051 16,91') J,1l3 31 ;3 13 32,779 32,776 50,003 Urban (i) Hardwar M. B. - ..,..,~ 19B _IQ 22 6 6 731 380 351 Urban (ii) Gurukul Kangri O. G. 54 52 2 243 210 33 Urban (iii) Jwalapur Mahavidyalaya ,0. G. 7.780 7,356 424 16 7 3 22.510 3,965 13.545 Urball ;b) Bharat Heavy Electrical! Ltd. Ranipur No A. 26,558 25,6.)1 g07 45 2·{ 21 :>1.672 21,095 30,577 Urban Roorkee Urban Agglomeration 14,801 13,953 341 .f5 ~4 21 46)217 18,996 27,221 Urban (a) Roorkee M: B. f.ril~',~~ DISTRICT PRIMARY limJ qf"OO1:T ~iif ~ J ~'4l"l(f eih 1IT~1 ;f.T n!~~ ~ m Total PopWati ,...--..------"----, .." '{o {Ii' P M F ------~-~------~ 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 II t1 ( i'l ~~;fr ~G 9.30 - 1,848 1.856 17.225 13,80-1- 3,4-21 827 ~tt1in:~f~ l.32 4,205 4,223 25,7~4 13,790 1l,934 77"5 42~ 353 wf:Tro 11m: ~l?f 0.82 1,404 1,408 8,077 4,311 3,766 1,214 633 581 ~ 'ii'I1: er?f 0.09 850 852 5,453 2,959 2,494 4Sj 256 239 ~: I • . ~/fuiT ~ aTiffrtflr "mmr~ eit~'J art~T cf.r ar{cr m1:Cf ~ ~Wf, G:TU ~f 2. ID11cf~ iTIfl ~ ~ ~1~ =:T'U fGit ~ ~, ~q fCfi sr~~ a~~'hl Cf)T 1rl1frvr eT?r (fiif~J !:JT~i'fi G]'rr-rar;rr ~n: ii')~~ qftqC{ \fflf"{ !:I'~ ;n:r f~ m; ~mr.r ~ ~ ar;;:r it ~ ~~~ &T~ 'fiT 'EiCTif,~f<1~t~11 ;nrr ~ I 21 Ifl"iji.rt' m CENSUS ABSTRACT ~~mqffi '0 Main'Workers r-'~-- ...... ,-----"----, r-~-"-----~ 51" ~" ff,ff Ciql' ,!o ~1 &to $" 00- p M F P M F P 1'.1 F ------~-~--- -- ~3 14 1.') 16 17 18 19 20 21 !t 2 t 14,113 12,277 1.836 11,770 11,705 65 . Urban (b) Roorkec Cantt. 6,8.84 4,586 2,298 7.676 6,977 699 Urban Mang)aur M. B. l,95l 1,331 SiO 2,367 2,339 28 Urban La.r Note: 1. Provisional "Geographical Area" figures of state/districts are supplied by the Surveyor General .. Figures for Urban area are those supplied by the Local Bodies. Area figures for rural jlrea are deriv<;d by substracting the urban area from the total area of the district. The area figures totalled over all the tahsils in a district willll0t tally with the district figures because the former are those supplied by the Director of Land Records (Board of Revel~uc). 2. The villagewise areas are as reported by the Tahsildars, while the rural arcas of each tahsil (in District Primary Census Abstruct)has been derived by deducting ·the sum of urban areas from the total area figures of the tahsil furnished by the BOird of Revenue. U.P. 22 f;r~ ctiT ~f'Wr4t1fi DISTIUcr PRLlliRY ~ifi'Tlrrn I 2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 (~) ~~:r.r rtF?: ~"nf 12 I' 4' 1,053 . t,047 1,106 577 5~9 ljlT~T,,{ rflR'TIftrcfir '111'~1' Glft.I'lill aR C&'"'\SUS ABSTRACT "T'll A~rr.'i-l'~ ~ihrtf1;ff; 'iIl{ rn 'ff~ ~m rr m > (III, IV. V (b). VI to IX, Totall District/Tahsil! Rural I U. A./Cit'/,rr'Gwn Urban ,..---__.A- r---~-J--»-~ r--~..A------. -" ;jlj'1) ilfo ~o m ~o ~o ,,'if, ~I) ~ P M F P M F P M F _____- ______...... J_ __ ~ __ ___+_- __ 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 3 2 1 11,757 II,G03 64 5,455 ~,O99 3,356 Urban (b) Roorke!: CantL 4,882 4,72'2 160 66 24 42 17,982 6.789 _ 11,19:1 Urban Manglaur 1\1. E. 954 931 23 29 n 7 5,681 1,950 3,73! Urban Landhaura T. A. 703 639 14 6 5 3,937 1,467 2,470 Urban Jbabrera T. A. 24 at'!lflRr lfl'IRItn ~ f~ PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT f'JffiT/~1 . l1)ir/ ato'iTo~ ~W:;m mf~l ~Tm ~ ~I m~qf~ ~~~ l.i:ter.te .;~ D=~1;b~; ~ tt\' ~T Total Population of City/Town Totall No. of house- Scheduled Caste5 Ru~1 holds withSC ~~ Urban Members i'~II;j ~-; ,_----.J..----, lllI'i) ':!o 00 ;;lj'o ~o, ~ P .---M F P M F 1 2 3 ·4 5 6 . 7 3 9 10 588,801 322,801 265,994 106,709 93,253 13,456 9 ~~IIf~~~ ttt" 96,814 urlftGr 86,881 525,763 287,8$2 237,M8l 87,433 78.746 8,(j87 ~ 9.933 63,038 34,925 28,113 19,276 14,S07· 4.769 . 35,065 179,761 93,265 1-lI,496 35,793 29,934 5,859 30,696 155,967 85,128 70,839 27,655 ~4,103 3,552 4,:369 23,794 13,137 10,657 8,138 5,831 ~,307 ij'~T~'1$~ ~rfwCfir 4,159 22,825 12,607 lB,218 7,917 j,645 2,272 .~~~~ 210 969 530 439 221 186 35 3,258 86,752 47.845 38,907 13,544 12,226 1,31~ 1,513 78,266 43,129 35,137 11,630 10,$59 1,071 1,145 .' 8,486 1,716 3,770 1,914 1,667 247 495 2,183 1,152 1,031 626 515 91 ~tr)~ t;'f~'lTfw;:iT ~rlf 297 1,610 892 71S 338 276 62 "f' if~~ Q iflT'tt'lT 119 . fil6t'ifil'1T ~;:r~~ ;:m<:~;;:r ;:m~rlf 274 I,S56 840 516 134 15 ar~er mft1ifi ;wq'.'I;W I fIR FOR SCHEDULED CASTES ~ ifil1J rn CIT;:;r 'Main workers ,---- f~/~\<{1 ~ ~ OfiTJf !fiTVtI'm: ~ ____~ _ _A______~ r-----J ~o ~o ~r etro ~o ~1 p M :p p M F -~ ..- II 12 13 14 15 16 3 2 1 173,945 165,397 8,548 31,826' ~0,615 1,211 Total SAHARANPUR DISTRICT 9 155,576 148,324 7,252 31,344 30,141 1,203 Rural 18,369 17,073 1,%96 482 474 8 Urban 50,544 47,488 3,056 , 10,266 9,554 712 Total Sabaranpur Tahsil , 1 43.673 41,201 2,472 10,182 9,470 712 Rural 6,871 6,287 584 84 84 .. Urban 6,594- 6,Ol1' 583 80 80 , . Urban Sanaranpur: M. B. 277 276 4- ,4 • . Urban, Bellat T. A. 25,832 1,338 6,000 5.896 104 Total Nakur Tahsil 2 ,23,080 1,161 5,763 5,662 JOI Rural 2,929 2,752 177 237 234 3 Urban 910 865 45 22 22 Urban Gangoh M. B. 487 436 51 37 36 Urban Nakur T. A. 427 395 32 73 72 Urban Cbilkana Sultanpur T. A. 317 311 6 46 46 Urban Ambehta T •. A. 377 369 8 35 35 .. Urban Sarsawan T. A. 411 376 35 24 23 Urban Titron N. A. 26 81i!~ ~1 it r~ PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACI '!I" ItTlf m '"" Main Worker9 --~------~------.----~ f~/~l ~~ ~ qrfoof"{lf, am.r, ~~'i, ar~ 'WJ rn cna ~~1iiW Agricultural ~ijNi1, ~ q ~ UI/IV/V (iii) (VI«JX Distrit:tfTahail/ '. :~~I Labourers V ( ... ) , Other WorJ.ers u. A.{City/Town Total! (II) Household Industry. rII/IV/V(b)!YI to 1:X Rural, J\fanufacturing, Urban Processing, Sctvicing and Repairs V (a) • ____J~ __, r----~--~ r----A--~~ 'iii 0 ~.o 'MiT q;> ~o m *40 ~o m P M F P M F P M F 1 2 11 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 . tWt 100,110 96,196 3,914 4,422 3.754 668 37,587 34,832 2,755 ~ 96,788 93,031 '.3,757 3t337 2,765 632 24,107 22,447 1.664> 3,322 3,165 157 1,085 1,O~9 36 13,480 12,385 1,095 .23,619 22.172 84-7 2,411 1,1385 526 14,248 13,277 971 23,501 22,657 ' 844 1.673 1 ~161 512 8,317. 7,913 404 - 118 lIS 3 738 724 14 5,931 5,364 5£7 110 tOJ s 131 717 14 ~,673 5,107 566 8 B 7 7 258, 1 17,015 16,312 703 39El 344 54 3,757 3,280 477 lS.37() 14; 99 671 354- 302 52 2,754 2,417 337 1,645 1,613 32 44 42 2 1~OO3 8!):J 140 ~ij")Q: i'[ij"i.mf;.1'liT ;:rrr'fuT 503 499 4 8 8 377 336 41 ;:r:g~ ;:r~ ~~ ;:rrrUlf 209 203 6 241 197 44 <) f"i(1"'filiff ~iffi'I~~~ orar, ~(:f ;mUlj' 237 229 8 10 8 .. 107 86 ~l " ... OTlfil'~cT 'fIT~ ·eT~ ;;rra~ 226 220 6 2 2 43 43 . ~~Tqr .,~ eTeT ~')~ 202 197 5 ' 23 23 117 114 :5 ;ft~t c:rtit~t~ qf~trf ;;iT~nr 268 265 3 1 118 87 31 27 ~q i;AqGRl tIR FOR SCHEDULED CASTES 'l~~rn"m ifiT1J '1 rn ' .(~ 03' ~ ______,A.. .A.-_~_"'"'I ~ <>!fo ~o «fT &1'" ~o ~') P M F P M F 26 27 28 29 30 31 3 2 1 .... 5,644 470 5,174 409,212 156,940 252,272 Total SAH~RANPUR DISTRICT 9 5,465 415 5,050 364,722 139,143 . '21S~579 Rural 179 SS 124 44,490 17,797 26,693 Urban 1,.1:36 157 1,279 127,781 50.620 77,161 Total Sa~aranpur Tahsil 1 1,416 . 143 1.273 ] 10,878 'H,784 67,0.94 Rural 20. 14 6 16,90.3 6,836 10,0.67 Urban 19 14 5 16,212 6,582 9,630. Urball Saharanpur M. B, 1 691 254 437 Urban Be~t T. A. 719 ta2 617. 58,863 21~911 36,952 Total Nakur Tahsil 2 611 71 606 53,343 19.978 33,370. Rural 42 31 '1} 5,515 ],933 3,582 Urban 22 16 6 1,251 271 980. UrbaD GaogohM. B•. 1,123 456 667 Urban Nakur T.A. 18 15 3, 911 430 481 Urban Chilkana Sultan pur t. A. .. 753 280 473 Urban Ambchta T. A. 870 309 561 Urban Sarsawan T. A. 2 2 507 187 420 Urban TitronN. A. atp ~tfit1r1 ._ ~ PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACf lim/ 810 GlTo ar 3 ~ ~ 4- ~~rir CI'~~ lim 30,574 179,875 98,193 81,682 33,134 29;132 -4,002 ~llT1ur 28,261 156,872 85,606 71,26G 25,463 23,440 2,023 ;:m'~hr 2,313 23,003 ~2.587 10,416 7,671 5,692 1,979 ~ ~f~[Tl: 'im: u+t.~ 'iq,,(fl1 722- 14,O7!! 7,671 6,40L 4,461 3,239 1,222 215 11,491 6,196 ( at) ~f"{iT~ ;:rq-(Cfrfm t tTi)'irl1 5,295 3.605 2,600 1,005 !!1$fti «iT~r arT.Gff. ar1',{ \iq'fflT~- +r~mrlWf ar{ \iff. (i ) ~f~lH~ i'flT'{lTrreCfiT ;:r.,.·ftlT 205 11,425 6,159 5,266 3,576 2,589 987 (ii) ~~\i snqIW iflijiaiiifl m?: FOR 'SCIIEDULED CASTES ~ ______~~~i~~~' __~-_i$------~ ~ IIIVf iffii , :Main workers,' ,.-----~-- ~ ~ 1f,f1J cm~'{ m~ CUltivators :Jr~1 Total (I) ~ I\1ain Work~r~ Totalf (I-IX) Rural! Urban __~-- _ __.A.______, r-----~.A.----__'_:, ~o' '10 g) ill" ~. - ~1 P -M F P M F . -.~. --.-----.----.---::----~--..._-_._-----.-. -~---- -_------_- _ --'- 11 12 15 l6 g 2 I 43,832 41,!;n 2;260 5,81~ 5,7t2 103 Total DtQband Tah!lil 3 41,261 39,209 2,072 5,093 5,595 98 Ruro1 2,551 2,363 188 122 1I7 5 Urban 1,266 !.210 56 39 <. Urban Oeoband M. U. 1.049 975 74 -71 67 4 Urban 'Rampllr Maniharan T. A. 236 ]'78 58 12 11 Urban Nanauta T. A. 52,399 50,505 1,89-l- 9,745 9,453 292 Total Roorkee Tahsil 46,381 44,834 1,547 9,706 9,414 292 Rural 6,018 5;671 347 39 39 Urban 3,670 34,30 240 2 2 Urban Hardwar Urban Agglomertion 2,965 :;7,5 i 214- 2 2 Urban (a) Hardwar M. B. , Gurukul K~gri O. G. and Jwalapur Mahavidyalaya O.G. 2,93B 2,731 207 2 2 Urban (i) Hardwar M. B. 2 2 Urban (ii) GurukuI Kangti O. G. 25 18 7 Urban (iii) Jwalaptlr Mahavidyalaya O.G. 705 679 26 Urban (b), BharatHeavy E~ectricals Ltd. Ranipur N. A' 1,608 1,515 93 21 21 Urban Roorkee Urban Agglomeration I,S44 1,239 85 21 21 Urban (a) Roorkce M. B. 30 ar.t'J~ ~l ~ r~ PUL\lARY CENS~S ABSTRACT ~ 'iiItf ~ f~/~1 lfTtrJ ;;,1f~~ qrfwf«> ;3wm, ;3~, <.tNf 'Wf ~ -"----.., r ~--~--.. r--~-~~--__ ;!fo ,!o ~r ~o ~o ;:;;ft lZlto '!o r..eft p M F P M F P )'I P .... ~- - _- ~-- ~-~--~. ------...... -- .."-"- ----~~~~ - ----~---'-- 1 2 3 17 III 19 20 21 22 23 Z-t . 25 '3 ~Cf"~ a~m ~i1'R:' ;r~Tf(i'liT 241 iGl 15G 825 783 37 ~~ ~f~l~;; ;;lf~ ~fF.f 614 562 52 IS 13 2 349 333 16 ;;"'cf ;;~ el:;; 147 98 ·19 71- 69_ 3 ~'( rm~ ~9,~ i{~rtr 138 135 3 73 70 3 3,457 :1,223 234- 138 135 3 72 69 3 2,753 2.545 (aT) ~irn: 'flf'(l:frf~~r J '1lT'if11 208 ~~~ ~lf~1 ait.\iff. arl'( iiCfTffi$'( lT~fq?Irn1i arr ~fr. (i) ~f'({l'( ~IfTf~r ;'{1p:rlf 1:3.5 133 2 72 69 3 2,729 2,527 202 (ii) ~~~~ ..fit~ ;r.:ri"'if' ,m '. FOR SCHEDULED CASTES ir~ IfiTIf Iii~ 'ffr,;r if,"f1{ if rn !fl~ .im Margjnal Work~1'!l 'NoJ).''''orkeM tJflftvl/ ~ Total/ Rural} Urban (--~--~---. ,. ----~'------.. ---.... QZlo' $0 flit '61I" 70 fit p M F l' 1\1 F' --~-~--...----- 26 27 28 29 30 31 ::l 2 '3,069 112 2.957 95,511 36,820 58,6!l2 Total Deoband Tahsil 3 2,95:; 102 2,1351 90,424- 34,708 55,7JG Rllral lIb 10 106 5.088 2,112 2,976 Urban 5 2 3 2,410 1,050 13,6(1 Urban Deoballd 1\1. B. 110 8 102 2,272 882 1,390 Urban Rampur Maniharan T. A. ~ 10G 180 2:!IJ Urban N"nauta T. A. 420 99 321 127,056 47,589 79,467 TOla! Roorkee T 19,401 :4,241 to,I60 Urban Hardwar Urr.an .\gglomeration .. 8,526 3,445 5,081 Crban (;)\ Hardwar 1'\'1. D., Qurukul Kangri O. G. and Jwahpnr I\hhavidyalaya O. G; 8,482 3,428 5,059, Ur.b;;tn (i) Hardwar M. B.. 5 4 Urban (ii) Gurukul Kangri O. G. 34 l6 11] Ur-ball (iii) Jwalapuf Mal1avidyalaya O.G 1.375 796 1,079 l/rban (b) Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd .. Ranipur N. A. 4,839 2,()90 2,749 Urb,lIl RCQrkee urban Agglomeration 4,27G 1,854 2,422 Urban (a) Ruorkee :n B. 32, 31;~ ~\iltmtif it; ~ PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACt ato "ITO 6 ~~:~I ~ \ilTfulfj 11~~ Z ~ lifiMf y:", ~~ftcr q!t~~ Literates .; U Di!trictiTabaUJ ~1.f ~ ----"-----~---. r-----_,\...-----~ '>!ill ITo ,~ 1'2fo ,!O ~) P 11 F' P ~t F ~ 1 2 '3 4 5 6 7 . 8 9 10 (~) ~~ ~,qf.. ," '41"""'" ~ FOR SCHEDULED CASTES ~ lfiPPl>f.t ctN Main Workers ~f ~ 1F1+I' 'm~' . f'ijffilf~1 Total 'li~ Cultivators lX:ir, Main Workers ;rm:District}Tahsilj ~'.L'fl'.IT (I-IX) (I) ~ Total I U. A./City/Town Rural! Urban ..A.--___--., r ~--.. --__ -.J.....----~ QlI" '1 0 .m :;;1;f0 ~o fit P M F P M'" F 11 12 13 11 15 16 3 2 264 256 :3 Urban (b) Roor kee Cantt. 2~ 198 10 5 5 Urban Manglaur M. B. 373 369 4 8 8 Urban LandhaQra 1'. A. 159 159 3 3- Urban Jhabrera T. A. 34 Sf1!\1f-a\1 ~1 ~ ~ PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACf r------_.A. ______\W~~ liTfl:.cnf~ ~m, Q~, ilfHi 1tiTij" .,.,~ .m\' it:{1 Agricultural mtl!A, if ~ ~I .I..abow"-ers mm III/IV/V(li)/VIl\'IX (II) V (It» Other worker! Total! Housthold InduStry, III, IV, V(b), VI to IX Rural! Manufacturing, 'Urban l'roowing, Servicing and Repain V (a) ~ .----'..,_____ "'"""\ ~) ~" 2:Q ~o . ~o «ir CiQ'o ~o i<;it) P M F P M F p l\i. F ------~ ---- ~~----~-- --.....---.-~-- '- J 2 3 J7 18 19 20 21 2~ 23 :.!l 'F_-> (;;j ) ~~ ~~h tFrorrf\ic;iT ~T;q" 69 66 3 20 14 6 114 113 170 ~&,.U ~elCf rfml $(p.(~~ ~;c4,'lctt ~ Foa SCHEDULED CASTES ~~~a;N 'li""I+J"Im • ,----_____J'-- ____:-"\ .--- ~o $0 ~ ~o ~o .m p M F P M F ---~--~ --~ __ " ~ ---~ ----_.. _. ._-,. ~G 27 28 21) 30 ,31 . 3 2, } 563 236 327 Urban (b) °Roorkete Calltt. .)67 ~N 343 Urban Manglaur M. B. 841 264 577 Urban Landba ura T. A. 336 97 239 Urban Jhabrera T. A. 36 ~,!~Na ri'Rlfl. r~ PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT fQt/~J ' arolOlO~O~ ~w;;m'"R~l ~ ,~ ./;;1.1 uf~qf~ If,T~GA~ literite! Di.t~~ ' , "iI ;A.I ~ ~wn ,Tolal Population of ,;~ ty/Town Total! No, of bouse- Scheduled Tri~ ~'= Rurall holds withST to Urban Members ~ ,--~ __ J,.. ______, r--A---, a!l'o ~o m ;;:q';) ~o ~ P M F P M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 9 ~i!'<"~( Gl'NG q1~ 69 448 314 134 26 23 3 11'IftuI 65 435 304 131 26 23 3 ~If 4, 13 10- .3 ~l ,{'f$'{ rr 4- 27 17 10 4- 27 17 10 ',. if~~ ;rm: ~i,:!' O{~T l( f'if{'fCfiTifT ~i?a T~'{ ;:pf'{ ~~ O{qfr'-t ',' Oflf~?;r ;:r;r'{ ii,:!' ;;If-Utt' ~H~ncd ;:rlf~ eli,:!' ,,~Tti a'rcr~T RI~"" ~1J'1l ~ FO. SCHEDyLED tRIBES .. '~~rn-~ . Main Workers ~~ lJiIV Ifillf ~If$ likr/ f'f(fff/~1 Total 'fi~ Main Worl.el'!' Cultift.to~ ~I (I) iJlITD~/~Jb''Ii~il'!]Stnct,.a 8 I (I-IX~ ~ Total! U. A.ICilyrrowll Rural,' urbal'l c------J--"'----.._...,,,, r------..A:. -... '" iWlo "0.. ~r 00ft> 'It> ~r p M F P M F 11 ....t" 'JS l4 15 16 3 2 j 183 168 15 5 5 Total SAHARANPUR 9 DISTRICT 179 '16-& 15 5 Rural 4 4 .. Urban 115 Total Saharanpur Tahsil 115 J09 Rural Urban Urban iSaharanpur M. D. Urban Behat T. A. i i Totul l\"a[,ur Tah~i1 i 7 Rural ,. Urban Urban Gangoh M. B. Urban Nakur T. A. .. Urban Ch:lkana Sultanpur T. A. Urban Ambehta T. A. Urban Sarsawan T. A. Urban Titron N. A. 38 3ft!,m ii(;:C.' ~ f~' PUL.\IARY cENSUS ABSTRACT _.....___-___..--~ f~la¢T~J lii)f~,~ qrfvnfw ~m, ~~,' !lf~ ifij+f 'fi-.:it ~----~ ,----~---~ r----~I...-· --._ !Ilo ~o ~ ~o ~" '00 Cilio '!o :m .p M PPM·F P 11 P '-~----~-~---~ . J 3 . 17 ,13 19" 20 21 22 23 24 2:1 70 67 3 26 17 9 82 79 3 70 67 3 26 17 9 . 18 7S 3 4 " 44 {( 7~ 63 :3 I ifflr\~~~ ~~~ l:f1 ~~1~~"( rmmf(1'CfiT, , ~ rm"(~?f 7 7 7 7 , .. "l~~ ~ ~ .~1l1' ., miiiiT ~tIi iiPl'fl'rift m'( FOR,SCHEDULED TRIBES, 4t~ 'fi1li ff,~ ~ ifiT+r ;; ~ ~ __~_--J~ ______.------~--'--: 614" 2:0 Rf iQ'o ~o P ~'I F P M 26 2i 28 30 . 31 3 2 2 263 144 119 Total SAHAltA~PUR '9 DISTRICT 2 254 138 116 RurgJ 9 6 3 Urb:m 104 80 2{ 'rotal Saba ran pur Tahsil 104 30 2l Rural Urb;111 .. Urban Sa11aranpur M: It Urban Ilehat T. A. 20 10 )0 Total Nakur Tahsil 2 2{+ to 10 Rural Urban Urbm Gangoh ~l. B. ,tJroan NakurT.,A. ." Urban Cltilkana SultAnp~ T. A, .. Urban . Ambehta T. A. Urban' Sarsawan T. A. t..Tthan Titron N. A. ~------~-----~------~----~~----~------~------~ 40 iWlW:aa ~\ftlktq'. ~ ~ PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACt r i ",m" _V$ .,. ~ , ,.. ~ ... ,-- Ii titff/ at'O"fe-:;ffO ~W'iffl1f:fiil1fro ~I ~$ ,-----~--~ .----'-----~ . 61:t'o !fa ~ ezro qo ~ p tr F p' 1~1 F 1 2 3, 4 5 6 ., 8 9 10 /' ir'ttr 21 189 93 91 iJllrM 21 189 98 91 ;; ~if;it if~mf~r ;;m:rzr ~~'!~ 1l'f~;; 'fIR ~q rffl'lllf ;;;:r1?:f ;:FT~ elil 'f~it 4' 13 to 13 10 3 i'tRaT'?: fl~ trW! ;:r~~)lf 2 7 5 2 2 7 .) 2 (aT) ~,\iT'\ Of~f~r I ;:r;r{ttr ~t:1 .... ". . .. ~ ~t1ffi $f,,4"l'1'i ~ FOR,SCHEDULED TtUB£~ ~ IIiPr ~ ~Iit .. Main workeri f:m:rrJ~J ' ~~i;jiilj .,*"',.., ~~,.,_ ~il ~ ______A-_~ ____~ r------;-..A..-----, 'Olio ~o ~) ~o ':!o tw'T P M F P M F ._--_- .. -~-.-- -_-..,... ------_ ,---~ ----~------U 12 13 Ii 15 16 2 1 57 48 9 5 .5 Total Deobaad Tahsil 3 57 48 ,9 :'} 5 Rural Urban Urban Deoband M. B. Urban Rampur Maniharan ,1'. J\. Urban Nallauta T. A. 4 1: Total Roorkee Tahsil 4 Rural Urban 2 2 Urban Hardwar Urban Agglomeration 2 2 Urban ' (a) Hardwar M. B. . Gurukul Kanari O. G. and Jwalapur M'ahavidyalaya O.G. 2 2 Urban (i) Hardwar M. B., Urban (ii) Gurukul Kangri O. G. Urbau (iii) Jwalapur Mahavidyalaya o G. Urban (b) Rharat Heav.y Electricat, Ltd. Ranipur N. A. 2 2 .. Urban Roorkee Urban Agglomeration , 1 t Urban (a) Roorkee M. B. 42 at. ~irif.~ ~ PRIMARY CENSUS. ABSTRACT -_.A. ------,~----- .,r~FmiRrJ . ~J ~~~ qlft ,,------'----; r------' ,---- ~Il !!o fit ~., ~o, fiT qo - :!o m p M F P M F P .1\1 F .---.~-.-- ... ~- --. I 2 3 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 ~ 26 2& 26 17 9 26 2() 26 17 9 , ~TllrlJf ... ;;~ .. ~GfrC{ ;;rr~,fu'i}r ottI1:T~ ... ~f1J~ 1ff;;~R;:; ;;~ &l~ ;;~~ 'f'flti iilT~ ey? iflt{r~ 4 4 4: . ~trT~ rm~ ~~ , 0i"11"t~ 2 ~ 2 L ( a:r) ~f"(QJ~ ;rlf~q~T I. rm'{tlf , ~~ c1lT~, aft.Gff. ar"t<: ~cm:rT,!~ ~Tfcfm~ aft .ifr. " ( i) ~f1"[T,{ ~rfW 2 I .' ~ .. 43- s:tT~~ ;,w""IG(t{( m~' . . FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES ;frmr-Fii ,------'--'------, ___, .A.------, .&it> ~o ~T ~t> , ';0" ~) , P -"I F P ~1 P '------~"7 ------,26 27 23 ,;29 30 31 3 2 2 2 1'30 43 32 Total Deoband Tah!il :} 2 ~30 1-3 32 Rural Urban Urba.n Deodand '~L B. Urban R.ampur Maniha'mn T. t\, Urban Nanauta T. A. 6 3 Total Roorkee Tahsil Rural 9 6 3 Urban 5 3 :2 Urban fIa;'dwar Urball Agglomeration .) 3 2 Urban (a) Hal'dwar M. B. Gurukul Kangri O. G. andJwalapur Mahavidyalaya O. G. _ ,'J 3 2 Urban (i) Hardwar M. B. Urban (ii) Gurukul Kangri O. G. ,'. Urban (iii) Jwalapur r..-fahavidyalaya o. G. Urban: ' tb} Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. Ranipur ~. A. 4 3 I Urban R.oorkcc Ulban AulomeratioD 4 3 1 Urban (a'j Roorkee M. B. 44 aFf~ \j(ifGitit.if .$ fiIq PRIMARY CENSUS A&STRACI, ffil/~ilirJ illiT} aro'fomo~ ~(f~ ijji'jGjlfa;q-, . m~ V11fr'sl/ m@'ff~ rf.r~~ Utenate! ~ ~~ .~ o. Diet . Iihsil/U.4./. '" _f _ Total·Population e{ 'It'd Oity/Town Total/ No. of bouse- Schedul~'Tri~ ,.e~ Rurall holds witbS'T 4j Urban Memt~n __J~ ___-. r------...I------. Ci1lQ 2:0 tift iIl<> ~Q ~) P M F P M P 1 2 5 6 7 B ~ 10 . " -~~) ~*' ~rc; i{q'{{({ .. lim~ 'fiT~f~ itlJ''fui •• am)-u itm: ~iif o:m"tPi ~;r~T rJ1R' eTiif t;tltt2f 45 ~~~-~ FOR SCHEDULED TRlBF.S ,....---.~------ 1!l1'~'4>1( CulUvawrs '(1') --~~--. r-~~~---~'-.----'---' 11 12 2 I . . . Urban (b) Roorkee Gantt. .• Urban Manglaur 1"1. D. . . Urban Lanc.ihaura T. A. Urban Jhabrera T. A. 46 ~,«f;m 'i1'11Ji1fa41 ~ ~ PRI.MARY CENSUS ABSTRACf ----.--''----~-----~~------. f~~~J . qtf,'Ufw ~m,~~, ~ -A.. r-----_A.__--~ ...--_~~ ____ J~'"______.. 1Rf0 ~o ~) OlI'o 2:0 ~) Olj"o ,!o o: I 2 3 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 (q) ~ ~~ ""''''ill m~ FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES ~ q;nr IIif.r r------~------~ r------A------....A~ ~o qc- ;!lc go ~, p M P M P -~~-~~------.-----.-~.---.~-- so 31 2 Urban (b) Roorkee Cantt. Urban Manglaur 1\1. B. Urban L:lndhaura T. A. 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