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CENSUS OF INDIA, 1961
VOLUME XII ORISSA
PART II-A
GENERAL POPULATION TABLES
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M. AHMED, I.A.S. Superintendent of Census Operations Orissa
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V. RAJESHWAR RAO, M.A. Depllly Superintendent of Censlls Operations Orissa ~n fact, in these days you cannot take up any serious administrative, economic or social work without referring to the Census Report which is an essential part of every inquiry, of every study. Even for the solution of minor problems you have often to consult the Census Reports. In future their importance will be still greater because I hope you will deal with the live man and tackle the various human problems in such a way that what you say now in your Reports may be of help and may prove of great assistance to those who may have to carry on these tasks of administration, planning, reconstruc tion of the economic order and social order.
-Shri Gobind BaFfaM Pant, Home Minister of India, addressing the Conference of Census Superinten dents in New Delhi on the 27th September 1959 CENSUS OF INDIA, 1961
Government of India Publications'
The Census ReporJ, 1961, Volume XII (Orissa) is pUblished in the. following Parts: Part I-A General Report I-B Report on Vital Statistics
I-e Subsidiary Tables ~ II-A General P,)pulation Tables (the. present valurn?)
Il-B (i) General Economic Tables H-B (if) General E..:onomic Tables lI-C Cultural and Migration Tables III Hous;!hold Economic Tables IV-A Report on Housing and Establishments lV-B H)using and Establishment Tables V-A Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes V-B Report on Scheduled Tribes V-C Report on Scheduled Castes VI Village Survey Monographs (in Series) VIT-A Survey of Traditional Crafts (in Series) VII-B Fairs and Festivals VIII Administration Report (for official lise only) IX-A Census Atlas IX-B Administrative Atlas
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District Census Hand-book 13 Volumes, one for each district of the State ADMINISTRATIVE MAP
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CONTENTS
TABLE A SERIES-GENERAL POPULATION TABLES
PAGE Introductory Note Annexure I-Schedules of 1961 Census 14 Annexure II -Calendar of Census of 1961 for Orissa 24 A-I-Area, Houses and Population 29 Appe:ndix I 56 Appendix II 66 Appendix III 69 A-II-Variation in Population during sixty years 87 Appendix 92 A-III-Villages classified by Population 94 Appendix 114 . . A-IV-Towns classified by Population in 1961 with variation since 1901 119 Appendix 129
PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
Fly-leaf 137 Orissa State 150 Kalahandi District )50 Koraput ] 50 " Sambalpur 158 " Bolangir 162 Baudh-Khondmals " 166 Ganjam " 166 Sundargarh 174 " Dhenkanal '1 178 Puri 1~2 " Keonjhar 182 " Cuttack 186 " Mayurbhanj 190 " Balasore 194 " Annexure III-All India Table A-I 200 Annexure IV-Instructions for Censu; Personnel to fill up Census Schedules 207 ERRATA The following printing mistakes are regretted
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Table A-I 47 4 33 6,220 16,220 5 18 33 133 5 37 80 180 48 11 ~,897 18,497 49 8 1 16,4-8 16,448 11 17 1,137 21,137 56 9 5 (- -)350 (- -)35'0 60 7 Last Line Not clear 175'0 75 8 10 4 9 8 11 1 4 8 12 34 31 8 13 4 79 4 43 29 279 Table A-II 81 5 21 (of the Table) 26'3 26'8 8 5 (of the Table) 1 8 1'8 88 4 1 226 22'6 4 2 209 20'9 89 9 21 Not clear ],002 Table A-Ill 101 14 41 93 938 104 8 Last Line 27 827 106 5 39 9,55 9,553 107 20 24 8,73 8,734 Table A·IV 124 2 20 104'13 184'13 126 6 9 2,498 2,493 6 22 947 942 7 19 17 94 17'94 Primary Census Abstract 157 43 41 7 164 29 11 Not clear 27 166 7 30 Not clear 37,564 7 38 6145 61,459 167 23 45 Not clear 2,524 169 42 42 6 16 171 15 62 64 364 181 42 32 5 3 45 36 3,026 3,025 182 11 59 1.910 1,919 186 10 46 5,291 5,391 191 23 42 61,213 51,213 INTRODUCTORY NOTE
The tenth decennial Census of India, which The first one came as early as January 1959 under eventually was the third for Orissa as a separate the responsibility of the Bureau of Statistics of State, was conducted between the 10th of February the State Government. -On the result of this and the 4th of March 1961, the sunrise of the Pre-test, the draft Schedules, the questionnaire 1st of March being specified as the zero hour of and the instructions underwent some changes. the reference day for purpose of all calculations. The reyised drafts were again tested for the second This Census like all the previous ones,.. was held time in July-August 1959 in course of the second according to the "undamental principle, namely, Pre-test, which was held under the direct responsi that the Census should be simultaneous throughout bility of the Sup~rintendent of Census Operations. the State and must cover every human being. This Pre-test was conducted in all the districts of the State with the co-operation of District Officers 2. The burden of organizing and conducting who appointed District Pre-test Officers one for a decennial Census is great indeed. It requires each district. They were made responsible for detailed planning in advance, elaborate arrange the training of workers, for selecting suitable ments for training and enumeration and strict localities for the test and for conducting and schedule of time to be followed by several thousand completing the operation. Each locality selected personnel engaged in the work. This onerous for the test was expected to have about 100 house task from the beginning to the end of the opera holds in urban and 150 households in rural areas. tions is accomplished not only by harnessing the Enumerators at the rate of one for 50 households vast administrative machinery of the Government in the urban and one for 75 households in the rural but also by seeking extensive co-operation of a locality were appointed, mostly from school large number of voluntary, hon?rary workers. teachers or subordinate village revenue officers. 3. Legislation-The legal basis for holding the Supervisors were appointed for working at the Census is provided by the Census Act (XXXVII of rate of one for two separate localities. They 1948), which authorizes the Central Government were selected from amongst Tahasildars or other [0 take Census whenever it may so consider junior officers. The programme which covered necessary. Cen~us taking has become convenient 14 days, namely, first 5 days for study of instruc and systematic on account of the various provisions tions by the field-staff, next 3 days for house contained in the Act. While the duties and listing and the last 6 days for actual enumeration functions of public servants have been clearly was strictly followed in all districts. Fifty-two defined, the obligations of the members of the localities containing 6,551 households and 29,949 public have also been laid down and penalties persons were taken up for the Pre-test. The indicated for non-compliance. results were tabulated. The Pre-test disclosed inter alia certain difficulties in filling up House 4. Pre-tests- The Census of 1961 has the distinc Lists, Household Schedules and Enumeration tion of introducing some new features, particu Slips and emphasized on the necessity of further larly with regard to the 'numbering and listing elaborating the final instructions for filling up of houses and the form and substance of enumera these forms. Tabulation similarly disclosed some tion questionnaire. It was, therefore, considered interesting features relating to the size of the necessary that the draft Schedules and instructions household and high increase in literacy figures. should be put to test before the actual operations Thereafter, a Conference of the Superintendents started. Two Pre-tests were held accordingly. of all States in India was convened oy-the Registrar (221 (cn.- -1) 2
General for purpose of finalizing the forms, the (iii) Individual Slip- This is an enumeration instructions and oiher details on the basis of record of every individua1 who was alive on the experience gained in the Pre-tests. reference date. It is otherwise known as Enumera tion Slip. It gives a large number of personal 5. Approved Schedules- -Among the forms information with regard to the enumerated person, and scht:dules finalized in the Conference of including his age, marital status, birth-place, Superintendents, three are importane, namely, religion, education and economic activities and the House List, the Household Schedule and so on. The Slip has been designed to be srr:all Census Population Record and the Individual but compact, for convenience of hand-sorting in Slip. Samples of these three Schedules are given the Tabulation Office, by use of symbols, numerals in Annexure 1. and contractions to save time and space. (i) House List-Preparation of House List is 6. The standard forms in English were translated a new fe:tture of the Census of 1961. It contains into the regional language, Oriya, and a1' -ange a large number of information relating to all ments were made for printing them expedItiously Census houses, such as, the purpose ·for which in the Government of India Press. They were the house is used, the materials of wall and roof, printed in such large bulks that no local Press thli number of rooms and the number of persons could have undertaken the responsibility of living in the house and so on. If the house was delievry in time. But the instructions meant for used as a workshop or a factory, some additional the Census personnel were printed in English and items of information concerning the name of in Oriya in local Presses in the form of booklets product, the extent of labour employed, the kind and circular letters issued from time to time. of fuel or power used, etc., were recorded. The collection of information in this form has been 7. The Questionnaire-There are 13 main useful for building up a picture of the country in questions in the Individual Slip, a few of which regard to housing condition, regarding which are divided into sections, so that the total number little knowledge existed till now. of questions and subsidiary questions comes to 24. Questions as to name, age, nationality and religion (ii) Household Schedule--The form consists of are basic questions and were included now, much two parts, namely, Part-I-Household Schedule as in the first Census of India in 1872. The and Part-II-Census Population Record. It is questions on marital status, place of birth, mother intended to record consolidated information tongue and sex were first included in the year 1881. regarding the household as a unit. Among the In 1891, the question on a language other than important items of information contained therein, mother-tongue was included for the first time. one is cultivation of the family holding with details With regard to economic activity, a broad enquiry of acreage, nature of tenure and ownership, and was made from 1872 onwards but details with another, household industry conducted by the regard to the principal and subsidiary means of head of the household or by a member thereof, subsistence. and the status of dependency were based on manufacture, processing or servicing in taken up from the year 1901 onwards. In 1951 a small-scale not falling un dec the scope of regis greater details were included with regard to depen tered factories. The second part of the Schedule, dency, employment and principal and secondary the Census Population Record, is a complete list means of livelihood and finally in 1961, the of the members of the household indicating the questions on economic activity received th'" name, sex, relationship, age, marital status and utmost emphasis. Information was elicited on description of work, if any. This form is a coI} the basis of work done which embraces a larger venient and economical substitute for the National section of population than an enquiry confined Register of Citizens prepared in 1951. only to the earning category. Investigations 3
were also made into the activities of non-working 11. There are five questions for the collection population. of economic data. Four of them relate to persons who work and the fifth to persons who are not 8. The set of questions finalized for 1961 did not working. In case of a worker, four questions are contain some items which used to be included in put in a series and answers separately recorded earlier Censuses. The question, for example, to find out whether he or she is working on mfirmities which featured for over half a as follows: century from 1872 to 1931 were at last discarded in 1941 and were not considered practicable Question No. 8 As cultivator, since then. Recording the name of the caste was considered imt'ortant from the very inception of No. 9 As agricultural labourer , the Census of India, but it was omitted for the No. 10 At household industry, first time in 1951 as the Indian Constitution laid stress on the secular character of the State. No. 11 In activities other than 9. Out of the 13 main questions appearing mentioned in questions in the Individual Slip of 1961, five are demographic, 8, 9 or 10. three are social and cultural, and the remaining 12. Instructions were given that if a person five are economic. The following constitute the is engaged in more than one work, this will be .demographic questions: indicated against the appropriate column. The Question No.1 (a) Name, principal work will be indicated by drawing a ring round the number of the question which relates (b) Relationship to Head of to it. The secondary work will be indicated by household, a tick against the appropriate question number. No.2 Age last Birthday, In the case of persons engaged in work other than cultivation, full details as to the actual work No.3 Marital Status, he is doing and the nature of industry, profession, No.4 (a) Birth-place, trade or service in which he is, engaged will be r.ecorded. It was emphasized that full information (b) Born rural/urban, on the economic activity must be noted so as to (c) Duration of residence if enable clas'sification of the activity under the born elsewhere, and Standard Industrial Classification Scheme. Instruc tions were also given to record if a working person No. 13 Sex. is an Employer, Employee, Single Worker or 10. There are three questions for collection of Family Worker. In case of a person who is not social and cultural data. They are mentioned doing any work, it was necessary to record whether below: he is engaged in household duties only, or as Question No.5 (a) Nationality, a full time student, or a pensioner, rentier, beggar, (b) Religion, convict, unemployed or infant and so on. The questions and the concepts used were (c) Whether the enumerated simple though vital in importance, and it was person is a member of the hoped that the records will correctly depict the Scheduled Castes or the economic condition of the population. Scheduled Tribes, 13. Stages of Operation-There were broadly No.6 Literacy and- education, six stages in the Census Operations of 1961. No.7 (a) Mother-tongue, They are briefly described in the (ollowing (b) Any other language. paragraphs. 4
14. Delimitation of Census Divisions-The first 120 households or 600 inhabitants while in rural task was the checking of the territorial limits areas the number was 150 and 750 respectively. of the State, particularly with reference to the In this manner the State was divided into 22,469 boundary as it existed in the Census taken in 1951. Blocks and 4,570 Circles and 393 Charges. Thereafter, smaller territorial units were delimited 16. Census hierarchY-The second stage of in such a manner that they corresponded as far as the operation came with the fixing of hieratic possible to the existing administrative units, from levels of Census responsibility. The usual tradi the level of a district downwards, that is to say, the tion of previous Censuses was generally _followed district, the subdivision, the police station or the in the matter of building up the structure of taluk and the village or the town. There was no Census personnel. S)lbject to the general control difficultywhh regard to the district and the subdivi of the District Magistrate, the:re was at the top sion being the top divisions, but the question a District Census Officer, who invariably happened was what should be the next one. So many alterna to be the Additional District Magistrate of the tives were open, namely, Gram Panchayats, district concerned. Below him was the Sub N.E.S. Blocks, Electoral constituencies and Police divisional Census Officer, one for each subdivision Stations. A careful examination was made for of a district. The subdivision was divided into adopting either the Gram Panchayat or the N.E.S. a number of Charges which were generally coter Block as a territorial unit for presentation of minus with a police station or a town. The Census statistics. After discussions with the nomenclature of all Census divisions from concerned authorities it ffPpeared that the State the level of the district downwards and the had not yet been fully covered by these units. designation of Census Personnel-in-charge of each Moreover, in the case of at least the Gram Pancha Census Division is given below :- yats, change of jurisdiction and reduction of size was under contemplation. It appeared that no Census Division Census Personnel-in-charge useful purpose would be served by adopting such (1) (2) an unstable basis for Census statistics. There District District Census Officer was no other choice but to accept the police (A. D. M.). station as the unit although previous experience Subdivision Subdivisional Census showed that the arrangement was not quite Officer (S. D.O.). desirable. The State was divided into 393 Charges, Charge Charge Officer (Officer each Charge being equivalent to the full jurisdic in-charge of Police tion of a police station or a part of such police Station or Chairman station wherever it was apportioned between or Executive Officer of Municipality). different taluks or subdivisions. As a resultj no standard size could be obtained in respect of Circle Supervisor the Charges. Some were quite big and some too Block Enumerator small. 17. The Supervisor-in-charge of a Circle and 15. The Supervisor's Circle was more or less the Enumerator-in-charge of a' Block were standardized by carving it out so as to comprise appointed on the recommendation of the District 5 Enumerators' Blocks. There were departures Census Officer. They were mostly drawn from here and there in consideration of local cpnveni a large number of Primary School teachers and ence. The smallest Census territorial unit, namely, from the paid clerical ranks of Government or the Enumerator's Block was either a village or a quasi-Government institutions. Educated non ward or a portion of a village or a ward according officials were also appointed, but to a smaller to its population. In 'urban areas, a Block had extent. 5
18. House-numbering and house-listing-This is 21. The second part of the training related to the third stage of the operation. The house enumeration work. It was impressed on all numbering operation was spread over 22 days concerned that accuracy in enumeration depended from the 1st to the 22nd May 1960. The required on the thoroughness of training. The State was number of printed forms of House Lists and House divided into three zones, each under a Deputy List Abstracts were supplied to the Enumerators Superintendent with h€adquarters at Berhampur, well in advance. They were directed to complete Cuttack and Sambalpur. On the one hand the preliminary numbering of houses with' chalk the District Census Officers were busy organizing or gerumati between the 1st and the 7th of May. intensive course of training for the personnel of The Supervisors then checked if the numbering the district, and on the other the Deputy Superin_ was done in Gorrect order and without omission tendents were moving throughout their respective or duplication. The house-numbers were then zones and supervising the Training Classes and inscribed with coal-tar. The work was completed sometimes themselves playing the role of Instruc throughout the State b~ the 22nd May 1960, tors. A number of Training Centres were selected excepting in a few urban areas, where the operation in such a manner that no locality attached to a was delayed by a few days. Training Centre was more than six miles in distance. Each Centre was to hold the Training Class on a particular day of the week for eight consecutive 19. The number allotted to a Census house was weeks out of which every Census personnel attached composite in Constitution. Its first element to the Centre was obliged to attend at least indicated the serial number of the 'Building' six. A large number of Training Officers after within the ;ilIage or ward, the second element receiving thorough training, were mobilised indicated the serial number of Census house between November 1960 and January 1961 to within that building and the last element related impart training and to give practical lessons to to the serial number of household within the thousands of Enumerators and Supervisors by Census house. The triple elemented number was organizing sample Census. The quality of the a source of confusion to some of the workers, training was high and attendance was quite particularly for those that were unable to satisfactory. distinguish between a 'Building' and a 'House' 22. Census Count-The Census count started on the basis of the definition. in the morning of the 10th February and ended at Sunrise of 1st March 1961. The canvasser 20. Training of Personnel-The fourth stage method of enumeration was employed, i.e., an came with the arrangements made for training Enumerator was supposed to call at every house of all levels of Census agency. The training was hold or on every human being and take down given in two stages, the first specifically relating particulars relating to the household and the to house-numbering and house-listing. The individuals in appropriate forms himself. Each District Census Officers were given a course of Enumerator was given the above period of 19 two-day training at Cuttack and were asked to days to complete his work, which. consisted of impart similar training in their own districts to filling up for each -household a Household Sche those officers who might be selected for conducting dule and for each human being an Individual Slip. the training classes of Supervisors and Enumera Sunrise of the 1st March is called the reference tors. Such training was given in each district date, which means that all birtps and deaths occur between the 16th and the 30th April 1960. There ring between the time the count was taken and were no Deputy Superintendents in the Census the Sunrise of the 1st of March detected during the Organization at that time and so the burden of revisional round during the next four days were training was borne by the District Census Officers. to be accounted for. The Enumerator was also (221 Cen.-2) ~6
required to enumerate any person found in a 25. Enumeration in Non-synchronous areas household during the revisional round who had In the Census of 1951 and of earlier decades, the not been enumerated elsewhere during the problem of enumeration in inaccessible areas enumeration period. The revisional round lasted was tackled by extension of the actual period of for four days, namely, from the 1st to the 4th of enumeration and by appointment of paid Enu March. The count of the 1961 Census included meration agency. The process was technically all persons who were alive at the Sunrise of 1st of called 'Non-synchronous Enumeration'. In the March 1961. year 1941 the total area involved under non-syn chronous enumeration was 14,158 sq. miles 23. As a general rule, every person was enu extending over 3 districts, namely, 3,583 sq. miles merated at his normal place of residence, except in Ganjam, 9,875 sq. miles in Koraput and 700 those who were away from such residence through sq. miles in Mayurbhanj. In 1951 the non-syn out the period of count. These persons were enu chronous tracts were reduced considerably to the merated at the places where they were first found level of 9,685 sq. miles, namely, 2,184 sq. miles by an Enumerator during the enumeration period in Ganjam, 6,801 sq. miles in Koraput and 700 or during his revisiona1 round. Houseless sq. miles in Mayurbhanj. In these areas enu persons were enumerated at the places they were meration began sometime in November-December found in the night of the 28th of February. The of the year preceding the CenSllS year and was Enumerator had to move throu~hout his jurisdic concluded either simultaneously with the regular tion this night in search oT houseJess persons, if enumeration or a little later. any, and to prepare Enumeration Slip, one for every such person. 26. With the gradual spread of literacy and improvement in the modes of communication, it was thought possible to reduce the non-synchro_ 24. Reporting of figures-This is the last stage nous tracts considerably in 1961 or to eliminate of the operation. After the revisional round was them altogether. After discussion with the Dis completed and the figures were corrected up to trict Officers concerned it was considered worth the reference date, a quick process of reporting while to eliminate the non-synchronous method. from stage to stage was followed up. On the 5th T,he old practice of prolonged enumeration outside of March, the Enumerator sent his final abstract 1 he regular enumeration period in inaccessible to the Supervisor, who prepared a summary of areas was finally given up for the first time in 1961. figures in respect of his circle. On the" 6th of March, the Charge Officer similarly prepared a summary of figures in respect of his Charge on the 27. Enumeration in inaccessible areas- -AlI- basis of Circle summaries received from Super though the system of non-synchronous enumera visors. The Subdivisional Cens\ls Officer pre tion was abandoned, the problem of tackling the pared the Subdh:isional summary on the 7th of inaccessible areas remained, though to a lesser March and the District Census Officer commenced extent than in the previous Census. The Regis checking of the Subdivisional summaries for trar General was moved to accord sanction to a compilation of the District summary. The District scheme of appointment of paid Enumerators and summary was scrutinized and approved by the Supervisors in inaccessible areas for a certain District Magistrate, who on the 10th of March period so that such paid agency would be able to sent telegraphic messages to the Registrar General, complete the enumeration work within the regular india and the Superintendent of Census Opera enumeration period. In Koraput and Mayuro tions, conveying the provisional pOPl!lation bhanj, a few paid personnel were thus appointed totals of his district. to undertake the work in inaccessible areas. The 7
work was satisfactorily completed within the taluks, namely, Jeypore, Nowrangapur apd Raya regular period by such paid agency. gada as indicated below:
Name of new Talnk Present Jurisdiction 28. Changes in Territorial jurisdiction-A brief account of the changes in the territorial limits (1) (2) of Orissa from time to time since 1901 has been Koraput Koraput PS given in the Fly-Le:.tf to the opening Table in this Dasamantapur PS Volume. It has been mentioned therein that Lakshmipur PS Narayanapatna PS there was no change in the jurisdiction of the State or of any district during the decade 1951-61. Nandapur Semiliguda PS But some extent of changes in the area and Pottangi PS Nandapur PS boundary of lower administrative units, such as, Padwa PS subdivisions, taluks and police stations were Machkund PS necessary as the result of some administrative Borigumma Kodinga PS measures, such as, the abolition of the zamindari Borigumma PS system resulting in the vesting of all the estates in Kotpad PS the Government, direct collection of land revenue Bhairavasingpur PS by the introduction of Naib-Tahsildari Umarkot Umarkot PS system and problems arising out of the necessity Dabugam PS of maintenance of law and order. These changes Jorigam PS are noted below districtwise: Bjssam~uttack Bissamcuttack PS Ambodala PS 29. Kalahandi district-The subdivisional bound 31. The present jurisdiction of old taluks which aries of Sadar and Dharamgarh subdivisions are now in existence is given below: were redrawn after transfer of the areas of Kashi pur and Thuamul Rampur police stations and of Name of old Taluk Present Jurisdiction Borda OP (a portion of Kegaon police station) (1) (2) f rOD;! Dharamgarh subdivision to Sadar subdivi Nowrangapur Nowrangapur PS sion. A new police station named Jonk PS was Tentulikhunti PS created in Nawapara subdivision by taking out a Pappadahandi PS portion of the Nawapara police station around Jeypore Jeypore PS Khariar Road town due to its rising import' Boipariguda PS ance as a trade centre with the establishment of Kundra PS several rice-mills. Malkangir Malkangiri PS Venkatapalam PS 30. Koraput district- -No changes were made Mathili PS in subdivisional boundaries. But the taluks were MotuPS constituted or reorganized extensively. Koraput Rayagada Rayagada PS and Nandapur taluks in Koraput Sadar Kalyansingpur PS subdivision, Borigumma and Umarkot taluks in Gunupur Gunupur PS Nowrangapur subdivision and Bissamcuttack taluk Gudari PS in Rayagada subdivision were newly constituted Padmapur PS to deal with land revenue administration Puttasingi PS due to the vesting of Jeypore estate in the State 32. The construction of Machkund Hydro Government. The formation of these new taluks Electric Project and the development of Mach necessitated changes in the jurisdiction of the old kund town led to the creation of a new polica 8
station, Machkund PS by separating the relevant notification No. 1424-XlII-33/56-R., dated the portion from Padwa police station. As the area 24th August 1956, comprising the areas in ParIa of Venkatapalam PS was too unweildy, Motu khemundi tal uk, R. Udayagiri taluk and police station was newly carved out of it. Muni Mohal1a ex-Agency excluding Jerrow Merikote guda OP was abolished by merging it with Bissam and Gourgotha Muthas. Digapahandy and cut tack PS and Chanctrapur OP was merged Chikiti taluks were newly formed in Berhampur with Gudari PS. Two police stations existing subdivision in 1953, the former compnsmg in 1951 Census, namely, Maidalpur and Dheppi portior..s of Nuagam, Hinjili and Pattapur PSs. guda were reconstituted into two new police and the latter comprising portions of Nuagam, stations, namely, Pappadahandi and Padmapwr Jarada and Berhampur taluk PSs. One hundred respectively. and forty-four villages of Nalaghat OP and seventy villages of Bamunigam police station were 33. Samba/pur district-No change in the merged with Mohana police station. boundary of any subdivision has taken place. A few police stations of Sadar subdivision under 36. Sundargarh district-In 1951 Binnitrapur went changes in consequence of the construction PS had two outlying OPs., namely, Raiboga and of the Hirakud Dam Project. Major portions of Hatibari. Th~se two OPs. were separated from Mahadebpali, Mura and Rampella police stations Birmitrar)ur PS. The area of Raiboga OP were submerged in the Hirakud Reservoir. Two was constituted into a new police station of the new.police stations, namely, Rengali and Lakhan same name, while Hatibari OP was merged with pur were formed by reorganization of the vill Bisra PS. As a result of the erection of the ages of the above mentioned police stations. Two Steel Plant and construction of the Rourkela other police st~tions, namely, Hirakud and Burla township, a police station was specially estab were created mainly for dealing with security lished for controlling law and order within the measures and law and order problems since the area of the Plant and the township. time of the construction of the Hirakud Dam. 37. Puri district-Balianta and Balipatna police 34. Baudh-Khondmals district· -The district has stations of Sa dar subdivision together with the changed its name from time to time. In _Bhubaneswar, Chandka and Jatni police stations different official records and at different times it has of Khurda subdivision have been gro'tlped been named as Baudh district, Baudh-Phulbani together to form a new subdivision, namely, district or Baudh-Khondmals district. The district Bhubaneswar. has undergone some internal territorial changes. 38. Keonjhar district-The headquarters of The Subarnagiri police station has changed its Kuanr pollee station was shifted to village Kanji name to Kotgarh police station since shifting of pani which now gives the new name to the police the headquarters from Subamagiri to Kotgarh station. Similarly, the headquarters of Jhargaon in Baliguda taluk in June 1952. Subarnagiri police station was shifted to Barbil and its name is now an outpost under Kotgarh PS. A new was changed into Barbil police station . police station• was created at Raikia in G. Udaya- giri taluk out of a portion of G. Udayagiri police 39. Cuttack district-Charbatia police station station for effective control of law and order. in Sadar subdivision has been renamed as Dahia outpost under Manamunda police station Chowdwar police station. in Baudh subdivision was abolished in 1956. The area is now controlled directly by the police station. 40. Mayurbhanj district-Similipal was one of the police stations in the district in 1951. It has 35. Ganjam district-A new subdivision known been abolished and its area divided between six as Parlakhemundi was created in Government surrounding police stations, namely, Baripada 9
Bangriposi, Karanjia, Jashipur, Thakurmunda festival taking place during historical times. and Udala. In Bamanghaty subdivision there On account of its great sanctity, pilgrims from were four police stations but at present there all over India were expected to congregate in are six. Rairangpur police station has been Puri roundabout the date of the festival which reconstituted into two, namely, Rairangpur and fell within the enumeration period. District Badampahar police stations while Bahalda has authorities roughly estimated the expected number similarly been divided into two, namely, Bahalda of pilgrims at about 10 to 12 lakhs. An uncon and Tiring police stations. trollable movement of population was appre hended from within and outside Orissa, disturb 41. Balasore district-Two police stations ing the usual Census arrangements to a consi have been formed in the Sadar subdivision, namely, derable extent. Elaborate arrangements were Shergada and Raibania by taking out portions made by the Railway Administration to meet from Balasore Sadar and Jaleswar police stations the transport problem and by the State Govern respectively. In Bhadrak subdivision, Bansada ment to handle the situation relating to law and police station was created by taking out a portion order, public health, sanitation, food and accom of Chandbali police station for dealing with law modation. It was obvious that many of the pil and order problems effectively. grims would be leaving their normal residence 42. No territorial changes of any kind took during the enumeration period and will be either place in the districts of Bolangir and Dhenkanal. on the way or at Puri where it would be very difficult to catch them for a count. Puri was 43. Census Calendar-Mostly based on central ready with an enumeration agency to tackle the instructions, a programme of operations was population of 60,000 and not 12 lakhs, although drawn up, keeping in view the local difficulties after the festival was over it appeared that only justifying a certain amount of adjustment. For 6 lakhs of pilgrims had visited Puri on account example, the importance of completing the house of the festival. So it was necessary to make numbering work before the onset of monsoons elaborate arrangements for enumeration of this was borne in mind. Road communications to extra population. Special arrangements were many localities in Orissa are cut off during the made to ensure enumeration of every pilgrim not rains, .either due to floods or due to unbridged censused anywhere else by establishing four rivers and streams getting swelled. Besides, Check Posts on the roads from different direc the rural folk would not mind any responsibility tions leading to Puri. A few selected Railway other than the cultivation work during the mon stations were also the Centres of>special enumera soon months. Thus the earlier stages of the tion. All these Check Posts and Centres were operation were completed before the rains of manned by special paid Enumerators working 1960, so that the winter season was left free to be round the clock in three shifts of 8 hours each. utilized for purpose of training of the personnel. They succeeded in enumerating many pilgrims The programme was divided into seven principal who had not been accounted for in any normal stages for convenience of work. A complete process of enumeration. list of events constituting the Census Calendar is given in Annexure II. SPECIAL FEATURES OF 1961 CENSUS 44. Govind Dwadasi· Festival-A festival of unprecedented sanctity in the history of the 45. The present Census is distinguished by many Hindu religion, called the 'Govind Dwadasi', new features which were not present in the took place on the 27th of February 1961. Such Census of 1951 or of earlier decades. Some of a festival is believed to occur once in a thousand the most important features are. indicated years or more. There is no record of the previous in the paragraphs below. ( 221 Cen.- 3 ) 10
46. Maps and Atlas-Maps numbering several in the House List, the Housing and Establish hundred are ready to be presented in two volumes. ment Tables and finally a Report on the subject One of them will mainly contain maps· of Orissa have been prepared. These Tables and the showing features of population against natural Report indicate whether people have got ade background of physiography, geology, rainfall, quate dwelling accom,modation in view of the soils, etc. It will also contain maps representing increasing number, whether they have got interesting demographic features of the State, dependable houses made of suitable materials such as, inter-censal changes, ratios relating so as to give them adequate protection from to sex, age, birth and death, rural and urban weather and accidents and whether they have etc. The second volume is mainly devoted to got necessary amenities which are characteristics the maps of administrative units of Orissa. Such of a good house. The Report is expected to maps were built with unflinching labour in the be useful in planning improvements to the collection of basic data and with the greatest existing conditions of housing which are not possible care and cartographic skill. No source, considered satisfactory. likely to possess any kind of useful and reliable 49. Household Schedule and Censlls Population data, was left untapped. The Land Records, Record-In the Census of 1961 every famHy the Survey and Settlement, the local Revenue or household has been treated as an entity for authorities, the Police, the Development and purpose of certain specific information. ]11 the Planning, the Statistical Bureau and all private past, the Census enquiry was confined to the sources,. such as, ex-Za£lindars and ex-Gauntias, individual. The practice was to collect various who were reported to be in possession of any items of information with regard to the indivi original record which might be helpful for building dual and to account for them in the shape of up the maps, were contacted. Ii is hoped that a number of statistical tables. Now for the when the maps of the police stations and districts first time, a family or a household has been taken of Orissa will be available to the administrator, as one unit of enumeration in addition to an the planner, the surveyor, the scholar and the individual being also treated as a similar unit. student in one 'handy volume, it will remove a It was considered that in a country where not long-felt want. all the goods produced in a household entered the money market and where much of the goods 47. Besides the maps oflarger units as mentioned produced was' consumed by the family itself above, maps of villages drawn on notional basis collection of information purely on the basis were also built up and compiled -in ll\anuscript of individuals tended to be slightly misleading form. These maps show the approxImate loca unless such information were supplemented by [ion of important features of the village, such as, some more concerning the economic activities the roads, tanks, educational institutions, places of the household as an entity. With regard to of worship, cultivated area, forest and hills, etc. cultivation, for example, it is possible to get a They have been kept in bound volumes for future more accurate picture by enquiring about the administrative use. family as one economic unit rather than enquiring 48. House List and Housing and Establishment separately about each single member of that Tables-In earlier <,::ensuses the nUlpber of houses family. Under local conditions the cultivating were merely counted but now it is possible to operations are generally attended to by many study the housing condition in towns and villages members' of a family. Such members lend a helping with regard to all sections of the people, the rich hand in different cultivating operations beginning and the poor. The House List provides a large from preliminary ploughing of the land to harvest number of information as mentioned in an ing and disposal of the crop. Similarly with earlier paragraph. On the basis of data av:rilable regard to household industries, such as, prepara- 11
tion of fried rice for sale, making of clay toys used as a sampling frame after the 1961 Census and other varieties of dolls, manufacture of in any enquiry based on households. ornaments made of lac, etc., it is seen that several 53. Household Economic Tables-These tables members of the family from an old woman to are introduced for the first time during the present a young boy, give assistance to the principal Census. The criterion of enquiry relating to worker. The product of such household industry economic activities of the people has under is really the outcome of the labour of all members gone remarkable change at present. In the of the family who took part in it. Thus a correct last few Censuses, income or economic indepen_ picture of the family economy can be built up dence was the criterfon for measuring the economy more satisfactorily by treating the family as one of the country. A count was made of all persons unit. This is expected to give a more reliable who were economically independent and of account of the economic and social structure those who were not. The intermediate category of the country than what was obtained in the of economic semi-independence was also intro Censuses of past decades. Cultivation and house duced from 1931. This category continued under hold industry being the chief economic activities some name or other up t6 the Census of 1951. of households in this country, the House The element of income was always the basis 0 1 hold Schedule was designed to collect data on such category. But in the present Census, stress these two aspects in particular. has been laid on actual work and not income, so that all people who work, including family workers 50. Household cultivation relates to the extent who are not in receipt of any income, or working .of land under cultivation, either owned or held children who cannot earn enough for their from Government, or held from priyate persops maintenance, have been included as workers. In or institutions for payment of money, kind or the past such category of persons were missed share, or both. The land was classified accord from the class of economically active persons. ing to the local name of right 'of 0wnership It was felt that the strict application of the criterion or of cultivation. Household cultivation also of income or economic independence suppressed included land not actually cultivated by a house those who participated in economic activities hold, but given to a private person for cultivation but did not actually earn any income. The for payment in money, kind or share. departure from income to work as the basis in 51. Under household industry, the nature of the present Census is considered an improve the industry and the number of months in the ment in obtaining the economic characteristics year during which it was conducted was given. of the country. A simple definition acceptable to all levels of 54. There are 8 Tables classified as the House intelligence and application was adopted for hold Economic Tables which give the gist of household industry. The emphasis was laid answers returned to the .questions contained on participation of the head of the household or in the Household Schedule relating to the extent of one or more members of the household in of land under cultivation, nature of house conducting the industry. hold industry, period of working in the house 52. At the back of the Household Schedule, hold industry and the number of persons who there is the 'Census Population Record'. It were employed therein either as family workers is a list of the persons as counted at the Census or as hired labourers. All these data were in each household giving esse!_1tial information tabulated centrally in the Central Tabulation, for each individual enumerated, viz., name, rela Unit at New Delhi on 20 per cent samples. tions.hip to the head of the household, age, marital 55. Industrial and Occupational Classification status and description of work, if working. This The Indian Economic ciassification adopted will serve as a valuable document that. can be in the 1951 Census was neither purely industrial 12 nor occupational classification of the population, hood classes. This was considered inadequate but was a combination of both. There were only for planning ameliorative measures for the uplift ten divisions and eighty-eight subdivisions of of this section of population, for whom special industries ano services. In the present Census, safeguards have been provided in the Constitu the classificatlOll as given in the National Classi tion. More detailed tabulation was, there fication of Occupations, and the Standard Indus fore, undertaken at present. In addition to the trial Classification adopted by Governme.1t of usual population figures of each such caste or India has been followed with the min:mllm of tribe, there are Tables to show their classifica necessary modifications. There are now 9 divI tion by religion, age, marital status, education sions, 45 major groups and 343 minor groups and the mdustrial category to which they belong. in the Standard 111dustrial Classifica~ion with 58. Classification by Educational Qualifica 331 Occupational Groups, for which figures are tion· Tables showing the industrial classifica_ given sexwise. This was achieved by pre-coding tion of workers and non-w01 kers by their educa the slips and the schedules for both the occupational tIOnal standard is a special feature of the present and industrial classificatlOl1~ before they ",ere Census. j n rural areas, the educational quali subjected to manual sorting. A special1y selected fications are shown in the following three cate and trained team of coders \\ as employed in gories, namely, (a) Literate (without educational each tabulation office. The industrial and occupa standard), (b) Primary or Junior basic, and tional divisions were again cross-tabulated by (c) Matriculation or Higher Secondary. In urban educational standards. In the case of occupational areas, more detailed classification is attempted divisions there was a further cross-tabulation ~o as tn II1clude technical diploma not equal by broad age-groups for the urban areas. to degree. non-teeh:lical uipldl11a nut equal to 56. Special Migration Tablt>s [n i951. only degree, university degree or post-graduate degree onc table, namely. Tabie D-IV was prepared. other than technical degree, technical degree or giving the distribution of population enumerated diploma equal to degree or post-graduate degree in each district according to the place of birth in Engineering, Medicine, Agriculture, Veterinary of the enumerated person. More elaborate data and Dairying, Technology, 1 caching and other are available in the present Census. In addition similar subjects. to the usual Table showmg rural-erban migration 59. Classification of Ilon-workers-The non there is one Table particularly relating to the working population is classified according to non-Indian Nationals living in different dIstricts. e:ght k.inds of activities under which they were In another Table the migrants have becm classi ~nul11erated. These activities are- fied not only by place of birth but aho by dura (i) a full-time student or child attending tion of residence. The migrants to cities. furnished ~chool who does no other work, in a separate Tablc, arc II~ely to unfold interest ing aspects, as they have been classified not only (ii) a person engaged in unpaid house by age-groups but also by educational levels. dutIes (like housewife or other adult female) and in case of workers, by occupational divisions who does no other work nor help regularly evel1 and groups. This table will show the type of part-time in family cultivation, industry, trade persons that were drawn to a city for different or profession, reasons. (iii) a dependent, including an mfant or child 57. Table for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled 110t attending school or a person permanently Tribes - ·In the previous Census, the information disabled from work because of old age or illness, given with regard to the Scheduled Castes and (iv) a retired person, a rentier, a person the Scheduled Tribes was limited to the total Jiving on agricultural or non-agricultural royalty, number and their distribution in various liveli- rent or dividend or any other person of inde- 13
peadent means for securing which he does not have 59 persons were found missing out of a popula~ to work, tion of 111,194. (v) a beggar, a vagrant, or an independent (ii) Urban areas-The number of houses woman without indication of source of income missed is 21 out of 13,278, and the number of or a person of unspecified source of existence, persons missed is 40 out of 57,506. (vi) a convict in jail or an inmate of a penal, 61. Concluding Remarks-A population Census mental or charitable institution, is intended to present a broad picture of dimen (vii) a person who has not been employed sions. One should not expect it to achieve results before but is seeking employment for the first that can be better obtained by an intensive survey time, and of a specific subject: A Census, in fact, may (viii) a person employed before but now out be fallible in many ways, in spite of great pre of employment and seeking employment. cautions taken in its organization and in the 60. Post-Enumeration Check-It was considered training of personnel. It does not allow indul necessary that the degree of error, if any, which gence in too great a refinement of concepts and the enumerated figures might contain, should definitions, because thousands of field-workers be ascertained by conducting a special check of varying talents and abilities dealing with a soon after the eriumeration was over. In order complicated questionnaire cannot always be that such a check may yield reliable results, a expected to act in the prescribed manner. They verification staff was appointed which was comple may be taken to have given a satisfactory accoun tely different from the staff which eonducted the of their work if they have acted with common enumeration work in any particular locality. The sense and within the broad frame. 1t is necessary independent character of the check was maintained to remember that in spite of honest effort on the by taking precautions at various s~ages according part of these worke1's to secure uniform result to the instructions received from the Registrar of investigation, there are certain social, economic General. The check had twofold objects, namely, and regional factors which do their best to defy to find out if any Census house altogether escaped the correctness of the facts elicited and recorded. the Enumerator's notice and to find out the per This is more particularly observable when the centage of error in the enumeration of population investigation is connected with property and resulting from either omission or duplication local laws. Thus there are certain limits beyond 1n counting. The operation was organized which the efforts to secure correctness of details do lJl localities selected on random basis not bear fruit. throughout the State in a fixed period, 62. But within these limitations, Census in namely, the 21st and the 22nd of March 1961. vestigations succeed in building up a structure The check was confined to 10 per cent of houses of useful data as nothing eise succeeds to. any situated within 1 per cent of Blocks in rural comparable degree. This view is supported by areas and 5 per cent of houses situated in 5 per the excellent results of the Post-enumeration cent of Blocks in urban areas. Inaccessibl Check, which revealed a degree of error of no areas were excluded because the check intended consider1l;ble magnitude. It has confirmed the to be made in other areas would suffice for the notion that the enumeration staff discharged general purpose of ascertaining the average extent the onerous responsibility entrusted to them in of error. The final results, which indicated a praiseworthy manner and fully deserved the that the enumeration work contained only a honour of winning Silver and Bronze Medals negligible amount of error, are indicated below: awarded by the Government of India.and Sanads (i) Rural areas-On checking 22,157 houses, and Certificates awarded by the State Govern 20 houses only we~e found missing. Similarly ment. (221 Ccnsu8-'4) 14 ANNEXURE I SCHEDULES OF 1961 CENSUS (i)-INDIVIDUAL SLIP
CONFIDENTIAL CENSUS, 1961
Location Cod~
1 (a) Name _____-.., ______--'_
Relationship Age last (b) to Head __ _ 2 birthday
Marital Birth 3 Status_ _4 (a) place_
4 (b) Born RIU Duration of 4 (c) residence if (J born elsewhere
5 (a) Nationality _ 5(h) Religion_ S.C·I 6 Literacy & 5 (c) S. T._ _ Education_ Mother Any other 7 (a) tongue_ 7 (h) languag.(.) Working as Working as S Cultivator ------9 Agricultural. labourer (a) Nature of r Work Working at Nature of (c) If Employee 10 HousehOld ~ (b) Housebold ------Industry l Industry -- " ~ " (a) Nature of Work (c) Class of Worker Doing Nature oflndm,try, Work (b) Professioll, Trade __ I 1 Other - 12 Activity if bot Working L I 15 (Translation of INDIVIDUAL SLIP in Oriya) ~QIQG1~ G<;1)Q~GI ~~j)~ ~QIq.C <;;l~Q ___~ ______t (Q) QI~ ______-,-- ______t (Q) bl' 'l( (Q) QQ- • ~IQ- - 'l( (Q) ~Q9~ Q~ _ 'II' (Q) GQ ~l/g • S~IQ~SQ I QIQ QQ~~ .,. (Q) GIG1~Q, ______.,. (G1) ~s1' ______ ~ (Q) Q£l':JQ Glf(;)/ -j) 9.1.€lQQI 1jQQI9.1 ~ (Q) ~lqQ ~I __ ~ (Q) ~Q9 Q~I r q~hJ:S8 It Q~ S]QQb).S8 QI~ Q'oI!1l_ QI~ QQ~_ (Q) {i;l ~QQQ QI(;f9 t e QS'ollQ ~ (_;;) :;v ~QQ~ ~~SQ Q!~ I QSQIQ ~~ --___ l __ Q~I~ (Q) {i;l t1QQQ Qld'l_ I (Q) {i;l §JQIQ ~~, tt g~~ r,~ I sasH, Q'1Qgl~_ QI F' Q'1~Q ~ QI q~Q ~<;;l'1 Qjd'1 I ( I (Q) QllJ'1~Q1Q l <;;ll~ ------ I tJ Qs1'Q1liO i:NIQ- /- ~SQ Q~Q Q~I~ ____ / 16 (ii)-HOUSEHOLD SCHEDULE AND CENSUS POPULATION RECORD CONFIDENTIAL CENSUS OF INDIA, 1961 [ To be filled up during Enumeration) Is this an institution? PART I-HOUSEHOLD SCHEDULE l.OCATION CODE :--- FuJI Name of Head 01 s. C. I__ ---_-_I Household -s-:-T. A. Cultivation Local name of right I _Area in acres on land 1. Land under cultivation by Household (i) owned or held from Governmer.t ------.---1------(ii) held from private persons or~~----, Institu- tions for payment in money, kind or------·------share 1------1 ------(iii) Total of items (i) and (ii) 2. Land given to private perso ns for cultivation for plym;!nt in money, kind or share ------1 B. Household Industry Nature of Industry Household industry (not on the scale of a re Number of gistered factory) conducted by the Head of months in the the household himself and/or mainly year during members of the household at home or which con within the village in rural areas and only I ducted at home in urban areas (a) _1 _____-_ (b) ------.:__-- C. Workers at Cultivation or Household ______. Industry M embers of family working Members including Head of family »,orking Hired and hired workers, if any, kept wholetime workers Head I Other Other \ during current or last working season I males I females Total , 1. Household Cultivation only I I I r 2. Household Industry only I I i I I 3. Both in Household Cultivation and Household IndustrY I I I Dated Signature of Supervisor Dated Signature of Enumerator Note-Part II-Census Population Record overleaf should be filled up during the first round of enumeration '(10 February to 28 February) from the enumeratioo'slip. relating to the household and brought up-tO-date with corrections, if any. after the second visit during check period 1 March to ,3 March 1961. 17 (Translation of HOUSEHOLD SCHEDULE in Oriya) g~Q6t~I, ~~§)~ <1'';1 sr.?7~2 [ aG~IO.._ ~ ? Q~OI g_S1~(iQ g",Q~ QQI(;J~],...... ~ct QQ-Q1§lQI€),G 6)g'Q"1 SQI~/ Q~Q Q8'QQ \")I~ Q<,;-Q§.IG' 8._QI 010;1 __ (?JQQI91 (Q) ~€l ~ I 8QQIQ (i) ~SG g\i2I~Q1Q S~IQI;dQI Q~I QQQlll~OIb.l 8IQ.e:!QI G~l I _I p (ii) SQl(1Q (?JG,,-~IQ QI Q'1~G>OI'i a " \ I QQ'1 QI qQ g~(iQ 8JQI;dQJ O~ 1 1 ------ (iii) S~I-s (i) !§ (ii) ...... • ...... • .. • ...... 1 I ae], ~Q'j QI (:j)Q Q!1SQ I;;'Ql(19 ! SQQG' q~ 91Q~ (i~QelQI G~ "- ,.... (~) ~E>Q\Q ~~ ~~Q S9SQ ~{;'O Q~Q§.I QI 8QQ!\,/ b'QQ<;1IGG> \;'1<;;)1 S1IIJ ElQQ,QOI ~ ~~ gQq~Q c;:J{;'t;;iIQ (;1Q, (<1'1'1 SQSG~ QQ Qoll iJl (i) SQQ~I 8 QQIQG Q§S~i 1 (ii) b'QQQ c;:JSQI Q ~ Q,6'Q (iii) 81QQIQQ Qii:J ~ 1,1Q, €ilS,~b'<;; 1 T 'lg~lGlQGQQ> qi~@ QIQ,GI Q:'::_,: )~ GlQ-~QG'iQ 9QQ!£;Q\" <:d_QI Q'19S110Q><;;1 81~""SQ .e:!Q' QOQ~OI QQQqt ~ (!) SgQ~IQ 0lb1 Jr b,gQ~It;,'J S1(JSQ 8,9(1 QQQI~ S"jl'til I ,-.,. <: ...... , c q_6f ~ I!~t <;1; II ~IQ t Olb)' on QIQG1. S1(JSQ ~ ~~ 8€)QQOQ aQ'iQQQ 9SQ SQQ, QQ gO~<'JI~Q <;;~:QIQ ~~~ Qlr..tl QQ ~~S",Q I ~21 f:en.-S) 18 PART II-CENSUS POPULATION RECORD ( To be compiled from lndividual Census Slips) Sex Fe- I Relati()~shjp Description Name Male male to Head Age Marital of work ill the case 1-.- Status of worker M F ------_------ ------I _---_. --- ,I------' ------:_ I 1------I 1----- ._------ I 1------l------f ------______: -, f I I I ------.,-----_------ ------'-- ---,'--- '_ ------Total Persons 1_- ______ Dated Signature of EnumeratOi 19 (T;-anslatioo of CENSUS POPULATION RECORD in Oriya) .9~ ~Q-G~Q51~1 ~Q~~t.; (~'l~QQ Q'1QI {;lQ~tS), 9Q'1 QQI~Q) ----- I --~l q_~~ I ~1 I ~'liQQ.IQ> [~~1 Q~IQe!~Q; g~Q g~9i't iQI0'lQ ~QQ'11: I q::VI I ---,--' ------ ------1 I ,------,---1------I I i -1------_. -'---! I "--1 -- - -- ______L_ 1 _____ I ---_1 -- -I _1 ____ 1- 1----. -_._---_------\----, ~~It 20 (iii)-HOUSE CENSUS OF HOUSE Name of District ...... ••...... •...... (Code No...... ) N am~ ofIsland/Taluk/TehsiJ/Thana/AncbaliTown ...... (Code No...... ) NaJ11e of Village/WardjMohalla/(Enumerator's Block) ...... (Code No...... ) If this Census house is used as an establishment, workshop or factory ---,-- Building Building Purpose for "hich Number Number Census house used, Average No. of i . Line (Municipal (Column 2) with e.g., dwelling, shop, Name of Name of persons emplo- Kind of fuel No. or local sub-numbers shop-cum-dwelling. establishment produ,ct(s). yed daily last or power I authority or for each business, factory, or proprietor repa!f, or week (including if machinery Census Census house workshop, school servlcrng proprietor Or is used 1 Number, or other institution, undertaken household if any) jail, hostel, members, if , hotel, etc. working) , 2 4 6 7 8 2 1 --1--- 3 -I --.1 4 S 1- 1---- ,- -1-- --I 6 ---I 7 8 9 0 -I- ---1- - -- -1- 1- 2 , --'-- --- 1- -,-- 1- 1- -- --1- --1- 4\ 1 1- -1- -1-----1- I 5\_ --- --' 6 1 _1-- --I 7• i1 -1- --I 1 ._ --.-- 1---- 9 10 ----~ ----I Certified that the information is correct to the best of my knowledge Sil!nature of Enumerator 21 LIST INDIA, 1961 LIST ------No. of persons residing Description of Census in Census household on house day of visit ------Sub-number of No. of Does the I I each Census rooms in I household IMaterial of Material of' household with Name of Head Census live in ownl Remarks wall roof Census of Household household or rented house number house ? Males Females Total (Column 3) (a) Own(O)'i (b) Rented I (R) ------, 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 I ---- ,------___ I___ ! ____ , ____ ' ____1- I -----1-- -1-- - \ --1---1-- i----l I~I 1----- 1-- ---1-----1------I J 1- ---1----- 1----1-----1- --1-- 1-- ·----·1 -----1- --I :--- 1-- -:_-__-_-_,_-1----_:- --I ;--I ___ :_· ___ t,-·-___ . -t--I~= -1- ---- 1 1 - - '---1--, 1 1 I I 1 I - '- - - I - 1 - I 1 I 1- 1---- -I --- 1-- 1 - ----I 1 ------I' 1 1 I '---1 --- --I I I--J I '-- 1---1' - :--\I 1 I 1 1 --'I Date ...... Total for page x (2'21 Cen.-6 ) 22 ( Translation of HOUSE ~~IQ QI~ ...... (SQlti Qq.Q ...... ) QI~Q/mQI/9~QQ QII.1 ...... «(NI€f Q~Q ...... ) ( (' ~I~/~ IE;) (Q~QIQir;;jQ> QQ)Q GI~...... (eQ19 Qq.Q ...... ) q m ------~------~------~------.------IGQ~w ii1~QSl'1GQ -C3~ , rJQ QQ.Q QQ.Q G9Q,g~ Q9Qgl~. QIQQiQI, 1 ( ~ 1------1-- - -I I \-- r ~I 1- - ____ 1._- _ o -j ·----1 ------.-- -1--- 1 .1 ------1------I ------j----- 1 =----1------I ----1------_I I I -----~- r -=_==1 ------1-1-=--=----1- --- : I -'------23 LIST in Oriya ) @QQ51QI, ~~9~ ~1~Gi'1 , G'9G,9~L Q~Q IeQ~~O ( Q~9~Q G'9q_- ~~Q~l eQ~IQ~ g~ eQ~IQ~Q QI9 QbJ.- I.~ ~~OQ GQ QG'Q ~QI G'QQQ' gOQ'lI G'9q_9~t {!i\~1 ~Q\~9Ogg -- - Q~Q g°<,;1'11 e~QIQ QQ>IQG'Q I bl~Q~IQ' QI~ Qjg QOl~QI Q~~ ? ~9Q I{!i\ ~QI Q Q §QIQ / I --I - --1- --- -I : I- - -I - -1- -- -I - I I 1 -! __ , __ , - i I 1- -- - -1---,--- -, ------. _--- --1--I ------1- --I --\--1- '------I --, --I --I --'1-- -1- --1-1- -I~ --I --l I I- ------:-... _----_. ---- - _1_- I QIQQ ...... _ ...... I. ORGANIZATIO~AL ARRANGFM1iNTS 19-2-1960 to 29-2-1960 (i) Formation of Charges (ii) Allotment of Code numbers to Police Station& and Towns. (iii) Selection of Charge Officers 19~-1960 to 18-3-1960 Preparation of Town Register and Village Register. 1-3-1960 to 18-3-1960 (i) Issue of appointment orders of Charge Officers. (ii) Checking of preparation of Town and Village Registers. (iii) Calling for recommendations for appointment of Supervisors and Enumerators. 19-3-1960 to 31-3-1960 (i) Formation of Circles and Blocks (ii) Preparation of sketch maps of Charges and Circles. (iii) Final selection of Supervisors and Enumera tors. 1-4-1960 to 15-4-.} 960 (i) Issue of appointment letters to Supervisors and Enumerators. (ii) Preparation of Charge Register and Circle Register. II. HOUSE-NUMBERING AND HOUSE-LISTING 16-4-I 960 to 30-4-1960 (i) Training of Charge Officers, Supervisors and Enumerators in house-numbering and house listing. (ii) Distribution of House List Forms and Abstracts. (iii) Payment of cost of house-numbering materials to Enumerators. 1-5-1'960 to 7-5-1960 Preliminary house-numbering with chalk or gerumati. 8-5-1960 to 22-5-1960 (i) Final house-numbering and preparation of House Lists. (ii) Preparation of House List Abstracts 25 23-5-1960 to 31-5-1960 (i) Preparation of second copy of House Lists and House List Abstracts. (ti) Final check of House Lists and Abstracts by the supervising officers. 1-6-1960 Transmission of House Lists and Abstracts to Charge Officers. 2-6-1960 to 9-6-1960 Scrutiny of House Lists and Abstracts by Charge Officers. 10-6-1960 to 11-6-1960 Despatch of House Lists and Abstracts by Charge Officers to Subdivisional Census Officers. 12-6-1960 to 15-6-1960 Verification of House Lists and Abstracts by Subdivisional Census Officers and despatch to District Census Officer. 16-6-1960 to 30-6-1960 (i) Scrutiny and verification of the House Lists and Abstracts in the District Census Office. (ii) Despatch of one set to the Subdivisional Census Officer and second set to Superin tendent of Census Operations, Orissa. 25-10-1960 to 14-11-1960 Training Officers to receive instructions in impart ing training to Census personnel. 15-11-1960 to J 5-1-1961 Training of Census personnel at the rate of one day per week for eight weeks. 15-1-1961 to 9-2-1961 Sample Census in selected areas 10-2-1961 to 28-2-1961 Final enumeration and preparation of Census Schedu1es. Night between 28-2-1961 Enumeration of Houseless population and 1-3-1961 IV. REVJSIONAL ROUND 1-3-1961 to 4-3-1961 Enumerator to revisit every household for revisional work. V. TRANSMISSION OF POPULATION l'oTAL 5-3-1961 Enumerator to hand over to the Supervisor the Pads of all Census Schedules and Enumerators' Final Abstract. 6-3-1961 Supervisor to hand over Circle Summary and Enumerators' Final Abstracts to Charge Officer. 7-3-1961 Despatch of Charge Summary with supporting papers by Charge Officers to Subdivisional Census Officer. ( 221 Cen.-7 ) 26 8-3-1961 Preparation of Subdivisional Summary by Sub divisional Census Officer and despatch to District Census Officer. 9-3-1961 District Census Officer to prepare District Summary. 10-3-1961 District Summary to be reviewed by District Collector who will transmit District .Population figures to Registrar General, India, Superin tendent of Census Operations, Orissa, by express telegrams. VI. COLLECTION OF ENUMERATION SCHEDULES AND OTHER PAPERS 11-3-1961 Supervisor to make over Circle Bundle of all Census Schedules, accounts of used and unused Pads and other Papers to Charge Officer. 1(-3-1961 Charge Officer to despatch the bag of Census Schedules, accounts oC used and unused Pads and Papers of the Charge to Subdivisional Census Officer. Between third week of Ma.rch Despatch of all Census Schedules and other and first week of Apr'il 1961. Papers from the Subdivisional Census' Officc together with statements and accounts of used Pads and other Papers to the Zonal Tabulation Office. VH. PosT-ENUMERATION CHECK 8-3-1961 to 11-3-1961 Ptcparation of CenslIsed House List by Super visors. 12-3-1961 Despatch of Forms I and V by Supervisor to Subdivisional Census Officer. 16-3-1961 Forms JI. and VI to be supplied by Subdivisional Census Officer to Verification Officers. 22-3-1961 Verification Officers carry out verification work. 27-3-1961 Despatch of Forms II and YJ by Verifica1ion Officer to Subdivisional Census Officer. 31-3-1961 Matching of House Lists and Reverification by Subdivisional Census Officer. 6-4-1961 Despatch of Summary of Results of Checks by Subdivisional Census Officer to District Census Officer. 13-4-1961 Despatch of District figures by District Census Officer in Forms IV and VHI to the Superin tendent of Censtls Operations, Orissa. TABLE A-I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION FLY-LEAF TABLE A-I~AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION This Table is presented in two forms, namely, Union Table A-I and State Table A-I. In the Union Table A·I the figures relating to the State and each district of the State have been given, but in the State Table the figures go down to the level of taluks (wherever they exist) and police stations as well as cities and towns. Both the Tables furnish the area in sq. miles and in sq. kilometres, the density of population per sq. mile, tbe number of inhabited and uninhabited villages, as well as of towns, of occupied residential houses and lastly, the total population shown sexwise according to the Census of 1961. Figures have been shown for each territorial unit in three series, namely, Total, Rural and Urban. 2. In the Union Table, the area has been shown in two sets of figures, the first indicated by mark (a) being the figures supplied by the Surveyor General oflndia and the second indicated by mark (b) furnished by local authorities of the State Government. In the State Table the area figures of the second category, namely, those available from the local authorities only have been shown. Again, in respect of each unit, the area has been shown in sq. miles as well as in sq. kilometres. The Surveyor General's figures have been shown in round numbers as they are provisional and approximate as stated by the Director, Map Publication, Dehradun. The area figures in sq. miles have been shown up to one place of decimal except in respect of towns, etc. in which case the figures run to two places of decimal. 3. Density of population has been worked out on the area figures supplied by the local authorities of the State Government. Columns 5 to 7 show the number of villages, inhabited and uninhabited and also of towns. The definition ofa village aud a town is given below: A village means a revenue village or a mauza other than that which is absorbed within the area of a town or a city. It may contain one or many groups of houses or hamlets, or on the other hand, contain no houses.at all. A town is a continuous group of houses inhabited by usually not less than 5,000 persons which having regard to the character of the population, the relative density ·of dwelling, the importance of the place as a centre of trade, administration and human associations, the Census authorities decide to treat it as a town for Census purposes. One important test with regard to the character of the popu lation is that there must be considerable preponderance of inhabitants dependent on non· agricultural professions as means of livelihood. 4. In previous Censuses, it was the practice to give the number of occupied houses which included shops, factories and workshops, institutions, such as, schools, offices, grain-golas, reading rooms ,etc. In the present Census, the figures are confined to occupied residential houses only. A house and an occupied residential house are defined as follows: - A house means a 'Census House', that is to say, a structure or part of a structure inhabited ar vacant, or a dwelling, .a shop, a shop-cum· dwelling or a place of business, workshop, school, etc., with a separate main entrance. An occupied residential house is a Census house which is partly or wholly us~d for purpose of residence at the time of Census enumeration. Brief accoWlt of changes in the area of the State and of districts from 1901 to 1961 5. In 1901 Orissa was a Division of Bengal Presidency consisting of three coastal districts of Cuttack, Puri, Balasore and one inland district, Angul·cum·Khondmals. There were also 17 non-regulation tributary Mahals known as Orissa "Feudatory States within the limits of Orissa. In 1905 the district ofSambalpur and 5 Feudatory States from the Central Provinces,namely, Patlla, Kalahalldi, Sonepur, Bamra and Rairakhol and two Feudatory States from Chhotnagpur, namely, Gangpur and Bonai were transferred to Orissa Division. Thus in the Census of 1911, Orissa Division had 5 districts and 24 Feudatory States. In 1912, Orissa and Bihar were separated from Bengal to constitute the separate Province of Bihar and Orissa which continued as such till 1936. On the 1st of April that year, Orissa assumed the status of a separate Province, and comprised six districts, namely, Cuttack, Puri, Balasore, Sambalpur, Ganjam and Koraput. The old district of Angul was split up administratively into two portions and the Collector of Cuttack became the Deputy Commissioner of Angul while the Collector of Ganjam became the Deputy Commissioner of Khondmals. The Province comprised an area of 32,198 sq. miles taken from three different Provinces, namely, (i) Orissa Division of the Province of Bihar and Orissa as it was constituted in the year 1912, (ii) a portion of Ganjam district of Madras Presidency constituted of the entire Ganjam Agency and the taluks of the Ganjam Plains ex cluding Chicacole, Ichhapur, Somepet and Tekkali. Another portion taken from the Madras Presidency was a considerable area from Vizagapatam Agency which was constituted into the district of Koraput and (iii) the Khariar zamindari and a portion of Padampur tract of the Central Provinces constituted into Nawapara subdivision. 6. No territorial changes in the constitution of the Statc or districts took place for over ten years. In the years 1948 and 1949, all the princely. States of Orissa mergcd with the rest of Orissa. This administrative change was legalised on the 1st August 1949. when the 24 ex-States were formally merged with the Province under the States Merger (Governor's Provinces) Order, 1949, increasing the area of the State to what it is now. The ex-States which thus merged are Athgarh, Tigiria, Baramba. Narsingpur, Nilgiri. Nayagarh, Daspalla, Khandpara, Ranpur, Bamra, Rairakhol, Dhenkanal, Talcher, Pallahara, Athmallik, Hindol, Keonjhar, Baudh, Patna, Sonepur, Gangpur, Bonai, Kalahandi and Mayurbhanj. . 7. The ex-States of Athgarh, Tigiria, Baramba and Narsingpur were joined with Cuttack district; Nilgiri with Balasore district; Nayagarh, Daspalla, Khandpara and Ranpur with Puri district; and Bamra and Rairakhol with Sambalpur district. The Angul sub· division of Cuttack district was separated from that district. This subdivision and the Feudatory States of Dhenkanal. Talcher, PalJahara, Athmallik and Hindol were constituted into one district, namely, Dhenkanal. The Khondmals and Baliguda agency areas of Ganjam district were taken out and together with the ex-State of Baudh formed the district of Baudh-Khondmals. The Nawapara subdivision was separated from SambaJpur district and was put together with the ex· State of Kalahandi to form another district named Kalahandi. The two ex-States of Keonjhar and Mayurbhanj formed each a separate district with their names as such. The ex·States of Sonepur and Patna were formed into one district, namely, Bolangir, while the ex·States of Gangpur and Bonai together formed the present Sundargarh district. Thus 13 districts had been formed after the merger of the ex-princely States by the time 1951 Census was taken. No changes have taken place ill the Srate or district boundary during the decade 1951-61. (221 Cen.-g) 30 8. The changes in the area of the State from 1901 to 1961 are shown in square miles in the stateme below: Year Orissa proper Orissa States T01al 2 3 4 ------~ -- --- 1901 9,841 14,387 24,228 1911 13,743 28,046 41,789 1921 13,736 28,046 41,782 1931 13,706 28,046 41,752 1941 32,198 25,194 57,392 1951 60,136 60,136 1961 60,164 60,164 9. The areas of districts from decade to decade as obtained from local sources is shown in the statement below: '---._. 1961 Serial State/District 1941 1951 ...... _----., No. Square Miles Sq uare Miles Square Miles Sq.Km. 2 3 4 5 6 ORISSA 32,198 60,127 60,171'8 155,844'9 Kalahandi *N.A. 5,057 5,057'0 13,097'6 2 Koraput 9,875 9,875 9,919'0 25,690'1 3 Sambalpur 5,419 6,765 6,764'6 17,520'3 4 Bolangir *N.A. 3,412 3,411'6 8,836'0 5 Baudh-Khondmals *N.A. 4,282 4,282'0 11,090'4 6 Ganjam 7,688 4,725 4,725'0 12,237'8 7 Sundargarh *N.A. 3,788 3,788'0 9,810'9 8 Dhenkanal *N.A. 4,226 4,226'0 10,945'4 9 Puri 2,451 4,043 4,043'3 10,472'3 10 Keonjhar *N.A. 3,216 3.216'5 8,330'7 11 Cuttack 4,571 4,210 4,210'0 10,903'9 12 Mayurbhanj *N.A. 4,021 4,021'8 10,416'4 13 Balasore 2,194 2,507 2,507'0 6,493'1 *(The area figures for seven districts which were not in existence in 1941 Census are not available). Effect of States Reorganization in 1956 10. The Reorganization of States in 1956 has not affected the State of Orissa and no territorial changes took place in the State or district boundary. Discrepancy between the figures of the Surveyor General and local Revenue authorities 11. The area of the State is 60,164 sq. miles according to the figures supplied by the Surveyor General, India, while the area as collected from the local authorities is 60,171'8 sq. miles. There is a difference of about 8~. miles-which is difficult to reconcile as the Surveyor General does not keep a record of areas of administrative units below the district-level. The areas of smaller administrative units as ascer tained from the local authorities were worked out for each district to get the10tal area,. of the district and this figure differs from the figures of Surveyor General to a small extent in case of all tbe districts as given below. The different methods of survey employed by the Surveyor General and by the local authoriUl:s m'ay account for divergence in these two sets of figures. 31 Statement Area in square miles .------~~------. srate{bistrict As furnished by As furnished by Surveyor General Local Authorities 2 3 ORISSA 60,164 60,171'8 Kalahandl 5,099 5,057'0 Koravut 9,864 9,919'0 Samb~pur 6,763 6,764'6 Bolangir 3,439 3,411'6 Baudh-Khondmals 4,284 4,282'0 Ganjam 4,824 4,725'0 \. Sundargarh 3,751 3,788'0 Dhenkanal 4,177 4,226'0 Puri 3,999 4,043'3 Keonjhar 3,206 3,216'5 Cuttack 4,236 4,210'0 Mayurbhanj 4,022 4,021'8 Balasore 2,500 2,507'0 Full account of changes in the jurisdiction of the Statr, districts and lower administrative units 12. No territorial changes have taken place in ·the jurisdiction of the State or the districts consequent on the States Reorganization Scheme. A few administrative measures, such as, the abolition of the zamindari system resulting in the vesting of llll the estates in the State Government, direct collection of land revenue by the introduction of Naib-Tahsildari system, problems arising out of the maintenance of law and order and lastly administrative expediency in certain cases, have necessitated changes in the jurisdiction of some of the subdivisions, taluks and police stations, which are noted below districtwise : (i) Ka!ahtllldi district-The subdivisional boundaries of Sadar and Dharamgarh subdivisions were redrawn after transfer of the areas of Kashipur and Thuamul Rampur police stations and of Borda OP (a portion of Kegaon police station) from Dharamgarh subdivi sion to Sadar subdivision. A new police station named Jonk PS was created in Nawapara subdivision by taking out a portion of the Nawapara police station around the Khariar Road town due to its rising importance as a trade centre with the establishment of several rice-mills. 32 (ii) Koraput district-No changes were mlde in subdivisional boundaries. But the taluks were constituted or reorganized extensively. Koraput and Nandapur taluks in Koraput Sadar subdivision, Borigumma and Umarkot taluks in Nowrangapur subdivision and Bissam cuttack j:aluk in Rayagada subdivision, Were newly constituted to deal with land revenue administration due to the vesti ng of Jeypore estate in the Slate Government. The formation of these new taluks necessitated changes in the jurisdiction of the old taluks, namely, Jeypore, Nowrangapur and Rayagada as indicated below: Name of new Taluk Prese nt jurisdiction Remarks 2 3 Koraput Koraput PS Dasamantapur PS New Lakshmipur PS Narayanapatna PS Nandapur Semiliguda PS Pottangi PS Nandapur PS New Padwa PS Machkund PS Borigumma Kodinga PS Kodinga PS was formerly in Nowrangapur Borigumma PS taluk. Other PSs were in Jeypore Kotpad PS taliIk. Bhairavasingpur PS Umarkot UmarkotPS These PSs were in Nowrangapur taluk DabugamPS JorigamPS Bissamcuttack Bissamcuttack PS These PSs were in Rayagada taluk AmbodalaPS ------The present jurisdiction of the old taluks is given below: Name of the old Taluk Present jurisdiction Remarks 2 3 Nowrangapur .-. Nowrangapur PS Tenlulikhunti PS Pappadahandi PS Jeypore Jeypore PS Boipariguda PS Kundra PS Malkangiri Malkangiri PS Venkatapalam PS Mathili PS Motu PS Rayagada Rayagada-PS Kalyansingpur PS Gunupur Gunupur PS Gudari PS Padmapur PS Puttasingi PS ------=-~------33 The construction of Machkund Hydro-Electric Project and the development of Machkund town led to the creation of a new pOlIce station, Machkund PS by separating the required portion from Padwa police station. As the area of Vcnkatapalam PS is 'too unwcildy, Motu pglice station was newly carved out of it. The Muniguda OP was abolished by merging it with Bissamcuttack PS. Chandrapur OP was merged with Gudari PS. Maidalpur and Dheppiguda police stations of 1951 Census are reconstituted into two new police stations, namely, Papp:.dahandi and Padmapur respectively. (iii) SUlIlbu/pur district- -No changes in the boundary of subdivisions have taken place. A few police stations of Sadar subdivision underwent changes on aceount of the construction of the Hirakud Dam Project. A major portion of Mahadebpali, Mura and Rampella police stations was submerged in the Hi:akud Reservoir. Rengali and Lakhanpur police stations were formed after reorganization of the police stations out of the remaining villages of submerged police stations. Hirakud and Burla police stations were created for dealing with security measures and law and order problems at the time of the construction of Hirakud Dam and they continue as such. (iv) Boudh-Khol1dmols distJ"icT- The district has changed its name from time to time. In different offi:ial records and at different times it has been named as Baudh district, Baudh-Khondmals district or Baudh-Phulbani district. The Subarnagiri police station has changed its name to Kotgarh police station since shifting of the headquarters from Subarnagiri to Kotgarh in BaUguda talukin June 1952. Subarna giri is now an outpost under Kotgarh PS. A new police station was created at Raikia in G. Udayagiri taluk out of a portion of G. Udaya giri police station for effective control of law and order. Dahia outpost under Manamunda police station in Baudh subdivision was abolished in 1956. (v) Ganjam district- -A new subdivision known as Parlakhemundi was created in Government notification No. I 424-XIII-33j56-R., dated the 24th August 1956 comprising the areas in Parlakhemundi taluk, R. Udayagiri taluk and Mohana ex-Agency excluding Jerrow Merikote and Gourgotha Muthas. Digapahandy and Chikiti taluks are newly formed in Berhampur subdivision in 1953, thc former compri sing portions of Nuagam, Hinjili and PaLtapur PSs. and the latter comprising portions of Nuagam, Iarada and Berhampur taluk PSs. One hundred and forty-four villages or Nalaghat OP and 69 villages of Bamunigam polke station are merg~d with Mohana police station. (vI) SUl1dargarh district--In 1951 Birmitrapur PS had two outlying OPs., namely, Raiboga and Halibari. These two OPs. have already been separated from Birmitrapur Ps and constituted into a police station named Raiboga, while Hatibari OP mcrged with Bisra PS. Rourkela town police station is created after the erc.ction of the Steel Plant and construction of the township. (vii) Pltri district-Balianta and Balipatna_police stations of Sadar subdivision together with the Bhubaneswar, Chandka and Jatni police stations of Khurda subdivision have been grouped together to form a new subdivision, namely, Bhubaneswar. (viii) Keonjhar district-The headquarters of Kuanr police station was shifted to Kanjipani and it is now called as Kanjipani police station. The headquarters of Jhargaon police station was shifted to Barbil and its name was changed into Barbil police station. (ix) Cuftack distr;ct- -Charbatia police station in Sadar subdivision has been renamed as Chowdwar police station. (x) Mayurbhunj district- -SimilipaI was one of the police stations in the district in 1951. It has been abolished and its area divided between six surrounding police stations, namely, Baripada, Bangriposi, Karanjia, Jashipur, Thakurmunda and Udala. In Bama'nghaty subdivision there were four police stations. At present therc are six. Rairangpur police station has been reconstituted into two, namely Rairangpur and Badampahar police stations while Bahalda has similarly been divided into two, namely; Bahalda and Tiring police stations. ' (xi! Balasore district-Two police stations have been formed in the Sadar subdivision, namely, Shergada a'1 J Raibania by takh;lg out portions from Balasore sadar and laleswar police stations re3pe~tivcly. In Bh:idrak s:lb.livj,ion, Bansada police station was created by taking out a portion of Chandbali police statioIi for dealing with law and order problems effectively. No changes of any kind have taken 'place in the districts of Bolangir and Dhenkanal. Rural and Urban population 13. Urbanisation in Orissa is a slow process although it is now tending to proceed at a faster pace than before. Development of towns has resulted not so much from industrial or commercial activities but from political and religious necessities. In the past the establishment of headquarters of Rulers and Chiefs led to the development of populous localities which served as nucleus for ultimate growth into towns in many cases. Some towns like Puri and Bhubaneswar emerged from their religious importance. The tendency for urbanisation on account of industrial or commercial activities is noticeable only from the last decade. Urban Areas- Towns and Cities 14. The definition of 'town' has been given in paragraph 3 above. As regards 'city', it ordinarily means a locality with a population of not less than one lakh. This definition as adopted in the present Census does not differ from that of the past. None of the urban areas of 1951 Census were declassified in 1961 according to the above definition. Twenty-three new towns in different districts have been included in the present Census. Their c!asswise break-up of population is giyen below: . Class IT town 90,287 Class IV 9 towns 124,605 Class V i1 towns 79,814 Class VI 2 towns 15,901 ------Total 23 towns 301,607 ----- (221 Cen.-9) 34 Progress in the number of towns 1901- -1961 State/District 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ORISSA 62 39 29 21 20 18 14 Kalahandi 3 Korapul 7 5 2 Sambalpur 7 4 4 3 3 2 Bolangir 5 5 4 3 2 2 Baudh-Khondmals Ganjam 10 6 6 4 4 4 2 Sundargarh 4 2 Dhenkanal 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 Puri 5 3 Keonjhar 2 Cuttack 7 5 3 3 3 3 3 Mayurbhanj 2 Balasore 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 Village 15. The term 'village' has been defined in paragraph 3 above. In settled areas, the Census village is a 'mauza', the boundaries of which have been demarcated in Survey and Settlement Operations. In unsurveyed areas the group of houses paying Government revenue as a unit has been taken into a Census village. The term 'village' is not confined to the site of normal residential unit but it extends to the entire area of a revenue village whether demarcated or not. 'Inhabited village' is a village which has human habitation whereas 'uninhabited villagc' means a village which contained 110 residential population on the Census day. Number of inhabited vtllages from 1901 to 1961 State/District 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ORISSA 46,466 48,398 45,387 48,092 Kalahandi 2,902 2,939 2,885 2,245' Koraput 5,579- 5,746 5,181 8,090" Sambalpur 3,393 3,426 3,358 3,300 BoJangir 2,524 2,524 2,457 2,593 Baudh-Khondmals 4,471 4,307 3,850 3,805 Ganjam .. 3,773 4,513 3,928 4,138 Sundargarh 1,588 1,631 1,638 1,485 Dhenkanal 2,512 2,526 2,457 2,466 .. Except the figure of Nawapara subdivision which was under C. P . ... The figures for the portions of Parbatipur and Salur taluks which were included in Orissa arc not included in the above figures as sqJal'ate figures are not available. 3~ Number ofillhabited villages/rom 1901 to 1961-;oncld. State/District 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -_.---- Puri 4,374 5;068 4,405 4,482 Keonjhar 1,973 1,982 1,993 1,956 Cuttack 5,883 6,248 5,842 6,054 Mayurbhanj 3,671 3,655 3,677 3,708 Balasore 3,823 3,833 3,716 3,770 ------N.B.-As the figures for 1921, 1911 and 19DI are not available they have been omitted. 16. The above statement discloses a reduction in the nllmber of inhabited villages by 1,932 during the last 10 years, namely, from 48,398 in 1951 to 46,466 in 1961. The decrease is considerable in six districts, namely, Kalahandi, Koraput, Sambalpur, SJ.lOdargarh, Puri and Cuttack, while the decrease in Bolangir, Dhenkanal, Keonjhar and Balasore is negligible. Some districts have gained in the number of inhabited villages, namely, Baudh-Khondmals and Mayurbhanj. The reduction in the number of villages is due to several factors. In the Census 1951, a number of inhabited hamlets seem to have been listed as full-fledged villages. This has been eliminated to a great extent in 1961. The decrease in Cuttack, Puri and Ganjam is mostly due to this reason. Secondly, a few small villages have been comple tely abandoned on account of the havoc from depredation of wild animals, particularly the man-eating tiger. On account of this reason Kalahandi has lost in the total number of inhabited villages. Koraput to some extent has suffered on account of the same, but an additional reason for decrease in this district is due to the execution of the Dandakaranya Project, giving incentive to inhabitants of small villages to move to areas with better economic prospects. 1n Sambalpur district complete evacuation of ~ large number of thickly inhabited villages came as a result of submersion by the Hirakud Dam, while in Rourkela a large number of villages were acquired by the Government for establishment of the Steel Factory. Thus a large number of villages have been deleted from the old list. Last and perhaps the most important reason is the conversion of 23 new localities from rural to urban areas. Each of these localities is constituted of a good many villages which no more find place in the list of villages of the year 1961. Districtwise Statement of villages and towns in 1961 17. The following statement is self-explanatory:- ------~~-~~. -~~ ---_._------Total No. of No. of mauzas included No. of No. of towns State/District mauzas borne No. of in towns inhabited on the uninhabited r--....A....~ mauzas jurisdiction mauzas lists Fully Partly 2 3 4 5 6 7 -~- ORISSA 52,125 5,659 196 46,466 62 Kalahandi 3,297 395 11 2,902 3 Koraput 6,856 1,277 3 5,579 7 Sambalpur 3.736 343 6 3,393 7 Bolangir 2,622 98 2,524 5 Baudh-Khondmals 4,852 381 4,471 Ganjam 4,264 491 12 3,773 10 Sundargarh 1,632 44 38 1,588 4 Dhenkanal 3,140 628 12 2,512 4 Purl 5,037 663 9 4,374 5 Keonjhar 2,068 95 13 1_,973 2 Cut tack 6,373 490 16 5,883 7 Mayurbhanj 3,923 2S2 S 3,671 2 Balasore 4,325 502 68 3,823 5 _------36 Density, Sex-Ratio, etc. Statement of density per square mile, occupied Census houses, number offemales per 1,000 males, percentag~ of rural and urban population to total population, 1961 --- . Persons per occupied Number of females Percentage of rural Density Census house per 1 ~OOO male;; and urban population per square mile 10 total popuation _.A_ _..A__ r---- .-.-~ r------..A- - -~ _--, ,------"------, T R U T R U T R U T R U 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 JO II 12 ORISSA .. 529 5'30 5'09 1,001 1,015 807 100'00 93'68 6'32 292 275 2,192 Kalahandi 5'16 5'16 5'04 1,021 :,023 959 100'00 97'17 2-83 200 195 1,528 Korapui 4'59 4'59 4'67 989 992 936 100'00 94'86 5'14 151 144 2,485 Sambalpur 5'04 5'04 4'99 995 1,013 804 100'00 92'35 7'65 223 207 2,721 Bolangir 5'54 5'53 5'68 1,000 1,004 923 100'00 95'35 4'65 313 301 ,2,069 Baudh-Khondmals ., 4'67 4'66 4'87 1,012 1,013 949 100'00 9S'82 l' IS 120 119 2,029 Ganjam 4'93 4'93 4'S8 I,OS2 1,095 951 100'00 91'68 8'32 396 365 6,660 Sundargarh 5'23 5'54 4'15 915 990 630 100'00 82'10 17'90 200 168 1,948 Dhenkanal 5'76 5'76 5'76 991 1,000 814 100'00 95'42 4'58 243 233 2,~ Puri 6'07 6'15 5'24 J,004 1,023 788 100'00 92-85 7'15 461 433 2,857 Keonjhar 5·53 5'58 4'61 982 992 780 100'00 95'70 4'30 231 223 1.501 Cuttack 5'44 5-41 5"90 999 1,020 745 100'00 93'18 6'82 727 685 4,564 Mayurbhanj ,5'48 5'49 5'32 991 996 810 100'00 97'64 2-36 299 293 3,289 Balasore 5'35 '$'34 5'49 974 983 846 IOO'OC) 93'51 6'49 565 538 1,981 18, The average number of persons per occupied Census house varies between 4 and 6 persons in the rural as well as urban areas. As regards the growth and distribution of population during the last decade one noticeable fe~ture is the increase in male births compared to female births, which has tended to reverse the sex distribution of the previous censuses. This new trend is more conspicuous in the urban areas than rural areas and is most marked in Sundargarh district. Growth of trade and commerce providing higher wages in urban areas. establishment of new industries and concentration of male workers in industrial urban areas like Rourkela have mainly contributed to the adverse sex-ratio. The general increase in the rate of male births might have affected the sex distribution of population in the rural areas of Koraput, Sundargarh, Keonjhar, Mayurbhanj and Balallore where the female population has gone down. All these districts excepting Balasore are predominantly Adibasi areas, This increasing' masculine character of the population is likely to manifest itself to a great extent by the next Census if the trend is not unexpecte.dly disturbed. 19. The highest percentage ofurban population is concentrated in the district of Sundargarh due to the sudden emergence of Rourkela and Rajgangpur industrial towns, while the percentage is lowest in Baudh-KhondmaJs district which is full of forests and hilly tracts. The density of population is highest in the district of Cuttack while it is lowest in the district of Baudh-Khondmals where it varies from 727 to 120 respectively. 37 Appendices 20. Appendix 1 traces the growth of the State to the present area since the last Census. Although no changes have taken place in the State or district boundaries, the jurisdiction of the subdivisions, taluks (wherever they exist) and some police stations have undergone change. This Appendix shows what 1951 territories constitute the present subdivisions, taluks or police stations. As this Appendix gives information in respect of all the units up to the level of police station no brief note seems necessary. 21. Appendix 11--The rural/urban definition has not undergone any change. But some clarifications have been introduced in 1961. So there has been no declassification of any town of_ 951 Census in 1961. List A of the above Appendix includes two towns Gopalpur and KhalJikote. The' reasons for treating them as urban areas are given below: Gopalp!lr- -On sea- This town is a se"port and an important health resort with hotels under European management. The population is largely non-agriculturists. Hence it has been included in the list of towns of 1961. Khallikote- This town is the headquartets of one of the big ex-zamindars of South Orissa, namely, Raja of Kha11ikote. There are many public institutions including a School of Arts and Crafts. The population is non-agriculturist to a large extent. It has, therefore, been included in :he list of towns of 196 I. 22. Appendix III The names and number of institutions in each district or tahsil were not listed during the sorting stage. It is not, therefore, possible now to give a classified numerical list of such institutions. Definition and comment are given below: A house!ess person is one, who in the night of February 28, 1961, did not have his normal residence in any particular household. Sadhus, persons dwelling in boats, wandering tribes, pavement dwellers are included among this category of persons. Institutional population means and includes the inhabitants of an Finstitution, such as, hostel, boarding house, hotel, mess, hospital, police barrack or any penal, charitable or mental institution. Comment- The number of institutions seem to have been correctly enumerated. There was some confusion, however, with regard to house used as hostels, hotels, hospitals, boarding houses, penal, charitable or mental institutions, clubs, town-halls, dakbungalows and village rest-sheds which were to be treated as institutions. Clear instructions were given in course of circulars. With regard to the count of houseless population, a systematic vigil was maintained by the field-workers during the entire enumeration period. The enumeration was completed on the basis of such observation in the night of 28th February 1961. In spite of this, omissioas are likely to have taken place. The extent of sueh omission may be nearly 10 per cent. 23. All India Table A-I-The Table A-I for India, all the States and Union Territories is given in the Annexure III at the end of this volume. Abbreviations 24. 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'" Vl til 0. til ~ ~ :~ " .. .c Po< p< 0.. til ",I-' Po. :I '" ... til p< ,s 0] "" p< :I .0"" '@ 1Po.", '" til !l" Vl ~ ;:: Po. '" c ... ~ ,,-;; '" 0g Ul ~ " a .,~ til" '" , ~§ :a " ~ :I "" :;i .~ " .. " u ';), 0. .0 ,g " ~S'" h ",.0 :I Po< ... " "" "" " ~ ~ ,g-" " '5. :I ~ C !! ~ '0 .; E :; ~'" " '0 .0 .!l d .0 '" ",0 !3 " '" ~ )Ii .. " ' ~" f-< Ul eo Vl "'I'" ;e. &l "l" eo": iil~ 0 til" '"IXl ~ " " ~ 64 '" I + 00 .~ .~ "!! ..: .;, 00 ..,"o 1 ~I:Q 65 SUB-APPENDIX TO APPENDIX I Statement showiffg area for 1951 and 1961 for those Municipal Towns which have undergone changes in area since 1951 Census Area in .quare mil •• Name of Municipal Towns r------~------,~ Remarks 1951 1961 2. 4 ---_.------. Kendrapara 4'00 3-90 Revi!ed computation Jajpur 4'00 4'50 Ditto Balasore 7'00 6'80 Ditto Purl 7'00 6'50 Ditto Sambalpur 4'00 8'00 Ditto Berhampur 9'00 8'60 Ditto Parlakhemundi 1'00 1-40 Ditto Jeypore 6'00 9'00 Ditto J5henkanal 2'CO 1'76 Ditto Sundargarh 4'00 9'20 Ditto Bhawanipatna "00 S'10 Ditto Baripada 3'00 3'09 Dillo ._----_._ (221 Ceo.-17) 66 APPENDIX n TO TABLE A-I Number of villages with a population 0/-5,000 and over and towns with a population under 5,000 (Units of territdry which have nothing to show for this statement have been -exclude~) Villages w11:h -Ii population of Towns with a population 5;000 and over under 5,000 ...... Percentage Percentage to total to total State/District/S ubdivision/Taluk/ Number Population rural Number Population urban Police Station Jlopulation population of the State ofthe State 2 3 4 5 6 1 ORISSA 16 89,796 0-55 3 9,655 0-87 Kalahandi District 1 5,177 0-03 Dharamgarh Subdivision 1 5,177 0'03 Junagarh PS 1 5,177 0-03 Koraput District 1 2,754 0-25 Koraput Subdivision 1 2,754 0'25 Nandapur Talule 2,754 0'25 Machkund PS (Machkund Town) 2,754 0'25 Sambalpur District 1 11,989 0-07 Bargarh Subdivision 2 11,989 0'07 Padampur PS 1 5,574 0'03 Barpali PS 1 6,415 0'04 Bolangir District 1 5,010 0-03 Sonepur Subdivision 1 5,010 0'03 Tarbha PS 5,010 0'03 0-62 Ganjam District 4 23,126 0-14 2 6,901 Chatrapur Subdivision 2 11,469 0-07 I 3,365 0'30 Chatrapur Taluk 5,376 0'03 Purushottampur PS (Portion) 5,376 0-03 0'30 Kodala Taluk 6,093 0'04 3,365 Rambha PS (Khallikote Town) 3,365 0-30 Purushottampur PS (Portion) 6,093 0'04 67 APPENDIX II TO TABLE A-I-conld. Number of villages with a population of 5,OOO"llnd over and towns with a population under 5,000 (Units of territory which have nothing to show for this statement have been excluded) Villages with a population of Towns with a population 5,000 and over under 5,000 Percentage Pcrcen'age to total to total StatejDistrictjSubdivisionjTalukj Number Population rural Number Population urban Police Station population po;::ulation of the State of the State 2 3 4 5 6 7 Berhampur Subdivision 1 5,106 0'03 1 3,536 0-32 Berhampur Taluk 3,536 0'32 Berhampur Taluk PS (Gopa)pur Town) __ 3,536 0'32 Digapahandy Taluk 1 5,106 0'03 Nuagam PS 5,106 0'03 Parlakhemundi Subdivision 1 6,55J 0'04 Parlakhemundi Taluk 6,551 0'04 Parlakbemundi PS 6,551 0'04 nhenknnal Dlstriet 1 6,187 0'04 Kamakhyanagar Subdivision 1 6,187 0'04 Parjang PS 1 6,187 0'04 Puri District 4 22,373 0'14 Bhubaneswar Subdivision 1 5,598 0'04 Balianta PS 5,598 0'04 Nayagarh Subdivision 3 16,775 0'10 Khandpara PS 2 11,532 0'07 Ranpur PS 1 5,243 0'03 Cuttack Distrid 2 10,692 0'07 Sadar Subdivision 2 10,692 0'07 Tangi PS 5,297 0'03 Banki PS 5,395 0'04 Balasore District 1 5,242 0'03 Sadar &bdivision 1 5,242 0'03 Singla PS 5,242 0-03 68 APPENDIX II: TO TABLE A-I-cofield. LIST A List of places with a population of under 5,000 treated as towns for the 1st time in 1961 Name of the State/District Name of the town Area in square miles Population 1 2 3 4 ORISSA Ganjam Gopalpur 1'10 3,536 Khallikote 0'10 3,365 LIST B List showing the name of places with a population of under 5,000 in 1951 which were treated as towns in 1951 but have been omitted from the list of \Owns in 1961. Nil 69 APPENDIX III TO TABLE A-I Houseless and Institutio.nal Population Houscless Population Institutional Population SlatejDistrictjSubdivision/Taluk{ Total , .. ~---"------, ,-- ... --"-- ... -----.. Police Station Rural Persons Males Females P.:rsons Males Females Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ORISSA T 28,638 20.492 8,146 53,465 -t6,~54 7,211 R 25,140 17,968 7,172 41,542 J7,005 4,537 ·U 3,498 2,524 974 11,923 9,249 2,674 Kalahandi District T 837 600 237 203 168 35 R 740 547 193 91 86 5 U 97 53 44 112 82 30 Sadar Subdivisioll T 357 337 20 115 85 30 R 351 332 19 3 3 U 6 5 1 112 82 30 Sadar PS T 6 5 112 82 30 R U 6 5 1 112 82 30 Borda OP (Part of Kegaon PS) R Kesinga PS R Madanpur Rampur PS R 22 19 3 Narla PS R 166 166 Laojigarh PS R 5 1 4 3 '3 Kashipur PS R 140 129 11 Thuamul Rampur PS R 18 17 1 Dharamgarh Subdivision R 40 40 Dharamgarh PS R Kcgaon PS (Excluding Borda OP) R JUllagarh PS R oj Koksara PS R Jaipatna PS R 40 40 Nawapal'a Subdivisioll T 480 263 217 48 43 5 R 389 215 174 48 43 5 U 91 48 43 Nawapara PS R 28 23 5 Jonk PS T 14i 69 72 R 50 21 29 U 91 48 43 Komna PS R 269 145 124 Khariar PS T 53 38 15 20 20 R 53 38 15 20 20 U Sinapuli 1'S R 17 11 6 Koraput District T 942 590 352 1,939 1,628 311 R 541 315 226 1,559 1,271 282 U 401 275 126 380 351 29 Korapllf Subdivision T 47 33 14 413 351 62 R 4 4 387 325 62 U 43 33 10 26 26 Koraput Taluk T 43 33 10 196 162 34 R 170 136 34 U 43 33 10 26 26 -...... __ - -~__..-.- (221 Cen.-18) 70 APPENDIX 1II TO TABLE A-I-contd. Houseless and Institutional Population Houseless Population Institutional Population State/District/Subdi visi on/Tal uk/ Total r-----..A___-----.. r---_____.A...---, Police Station Rural Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Koraput District-contd. Koraput PS T 43 33 10 26 26 R U 43 33 10 26 26 Dasamantapur PS R 33 16 17 Lakshmipur PS R 78 66 12 Narayanapatna PS R 59 54 5 Nandapur Taluk T 4 4 217 189 28 R 4 4 217 189 28 U Nandapur PS R 17 13 4 Semiliguda PS R 154 149 5 Pottangi PS R 3 3 14 8 6 Padwa PS R 24 13 11 Machkund PS T 8 6 2 R 8 6 2 U l'{oll'l'(l/lgapur Subdivision T 607 382 225 887 722 165 R 348 208 140 806 643 163 U 259 174 85 81 79 2 NQwrangapur Taluk T 119 72 47 58 42 16 R 2<1- 11 13 49 33 16 U 95 61 34 9 9 NQwrangapur PS T 119 72 47 43 33 10 R 14 11 13 34 24 10 V 95 61 34 9 9 Pflppadahandi PS R 3 3 Tentulikhunti PS R 12 6 6 Jeypore Taluk T 178 126 52 328 267 61 R 14 13 1 256 197 59 U 164 113 51 72 70 2 Jcypore PS T 172 120 52 204 190 14 R 8 7 I 132 120 12 U 164 113 51 72 70 2 Boipariguda PS R 4 4 21 20 1 Kundra PS R 2 2 103 57 46 Borigumma Taluk T 31 27 4 67 43 24 R 31 27 4 67 43 24 U Borigumma PS R 14 10 4 24 14 10 Kotpad PS T 15 15 41 27 14 R 15 15 41 27 14 U Kodinga PS R Bhairavasingpur PS R 2 2 2 2 Umarkot Taluk R 3 115 85 30 Umarkot PS R 61 52 9 Dabugam PS R 15 12 3 Jorigam PS R 3 39 21 18 Malkangiri Taluk R 276 154 122 319 285 34 71 APPENDIX III TO TABLE A-I-contd. HouseJess and Institutional Population Houseless Population Institutional Population Statc/Distriet/Subdivision/Taluk/ Total r------"- ,-- 1--....-, Police Station Rural Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Koraput District-concld. Malkangiri PS R 6 6 153 151 2 Motu PS R 55 38 17 4 4 Venkatapalam PS R 215 110 105 14 9 5 Mathili PS R 148 121 27 Rayagada Subdjvision T 288 175 113 639 555 84 R 189 107 82 366 309 57 U 99 68 31 273 246 27 Rayagada Taluk T 98 68 30 247 227 20 R 35 28 7 44 36 8 U 63 40 23 203 191 12 Rayagada PS T 83 55 28 230 213 17 R 20 15 5 27 22 5 U 63 40 23 203 191 12 Kalyansingpur PS R 15 13 2 17 14 3 Bissamcuttaek Taluk R 4 3 233 190 43 Bissamcuttack PS R 4 3 59 48 11 Ambodala PS R 174 142 32 Gunupur Ta1l!k T 186 104 82 159 138 21 R 150 76 74 89 83 6 U 36 28 8 70 55 15 Gunupur PS T 54 36 18 152 133 19 R 18 8 10 82 78 4 U 36 28 8 70 55 15 Gudari PS R 2 2 Padmapur PS R 2 2 Puttasingi PS R 130 66 64 5 3 2 SambaJpur Di~frict T 2,564 1,642 922 3,679 2,893 786 R 2,400 ],544 856 2,715 2,204 511 U 164 98 66 964 689 275 Sadar Subdivision T 170 120 50 1,394 817 577 R 125 83 42 679 352 327 U 45 37 8 715 465 250 Sambalpur PS T 48 45 3 510 307 203 R 48 45 3 10 7 3 U 500 300 200 Rengali PS R Lakhanpur PS R Brajarajnagar PS T 45 37 8 10 8 2 R 10 8 2 U 45 37 8 Hirakud PS T 9 9 R 1 1 U 8 8 Burla PS' T 1 t 57 57 R 1 1 " U 57 57 Dhama PS R Jujomura PS R 72 APPENDIX III TO TABLE A·I-contd. Houseless and Institutional Population Houseless Population Institutional Population Total StatejDistrict/Subdivision/Taluk, Rural Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Police Station Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sambalpur District-conc/d. Sason PS R 76 37 39 .. Katarbaga PS R 59 39 20 Jharsuguda PS T 617 265 352 R 467 165 302 U 150 100 50 Laikera PS R 132 132 Bargarh Subdivision T 1,766 1,179 587 986 912 74 R 1,653 1,122 531 797 728 69 U 113 57 56 189 184 5 Bargarh PS T 113 57 56 234 216 18 R .. 4S 32 13 lJ II3 57 56 189 184 5 Paikmal PS R 26 11 15 137 137 Jagdalpur PS R 24 24 Padampur PS R 156 156 Gaisilat PS R 59 58 1 Melchhamunda PS R 3 3 Sohela PS R Bijepur PS R 11 6 5 113 105 \~ Barpali PS R 181 136 45 Bheden PS R Attabira PS R 1,457 952 505 " Bhatli PS R 147 143 4 Ambabhona PS R 9 7 2 82 80 2 Deogarh Subdivision T 20 12 8 471 434 37 R 14 8 6 411 394 17 U 6 4 2 60 40 20 Deogarh PS T 6 4 2 190 167 23 R 130 127 3 U 6 4 2 60 40 20 Riamal PS (Portion lying in Deogarh Sub· R 171 166 5 division). Barkote PS R Naikul PS R 14 8 6 110 101 9 Kuchinda Subdivision R 519 281 238 532 465 67 Kuchinda PS R 186 100 86 218 205 13 Govindpur PS R 83 44 39 86 83 3 Mahulpali PS R 38 26 12 136 129 7 Gourpali PS R 212 11J 101 83 41 42 Riamal PS (Portion lying in Kuchinda R 9 7 2 Subdivision), Rairakho! Subdivisioll R 89 50 39 296 265 31 Rairakhol PS R 71 38 33 148 131 17 Naktideul PS R 12 9 3 117 109 8 Charmal PS R 6 3 3 31 25 G 73 APPENDIX III TO TABLE A-I-contd. HOllseless and I1Istitutionai Population Housekss Population Instilulion~1 Population Total SI :lle/District/Subdivision, Tawk I Rural Persons Males Females Persons Males FemaleA Police Station Urban 2 3 5 6 7 8 Bolangir Di~!rict T 6,085 3,618 2,467 674 563 111 R 6,085 3,618 2,467 504 451 53 U 170 112 58 Sada,. Subdil'isivil T 4,281 2,297 1,984 457 391 66 R 4,281 2,297 1,984 365 327 38 U 92 64 28 Bolangir PS T 14tl 124 24 J It) 284 35 R 148 124 24 227 220 7 U 92 M 28 Loisingha PS R 4,056 2,124 1,932 73 60 13 Tusra PS R 77 49 28 65 47 18 Palnagal'h Subdivisioll T 434 227 207 62 47 15 R 434 227 207 32 30 2 U 30 17 13 Patnagarh PS T 32 16 1[' 51 J6 15 R 32 16 1(, .21 19 2 If 30 17 3 Bclrara PS R 3 2 I Khaprakhol PS R 399 209 190 11 11 Sonepur Subdivision T 274 246 28 28 23 5 R 274 246 28 13 9 4 U 15 14 1 Sonepur PS T 17 16 R 2 2 U 15 J4 Tarbha PS R Binka PS R 2 2 Dungripali PS R 272 244- 8 flinnaharajpur PS R 2 2 7 3 4 Sindhol PS R 2 2 Til/aKar" Suhdivision T 1,096 848 248 127 102 25 R 1,096 848 248 94 85 9 U 33 17 16 Titlag~\\'h PS T 1,063 832 231 49 32 17 R 1,063 832 231 26 21 :> l 23 9 14 S"intala PS R 9 9 Knntabanji rs T 3.1 16 17 10 8 2 R 33 16 17 U 10 8 2 urckela PS R 59 53 6 ~indhekela PS R 22 t (en 19) 74 APPENDIX III TO TABLE A-I-contd. HouJeless and institutiollal Population Houseless Population Institutional Population Total StatejDistrictjSubdivisionjTuluk, Rural Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Police Station Urban 2 4 5 6 7 8 Baudh-KhondmaIs District T 1,569 961 608 2,420 2,OJ7 403 R 1,566 958 608 2,1117 1,788 399 li 3 3 233 229 4 Khondmals Subdivisioll R 30 18 12 625 603 22 Phulbani PS R 27 18 9 437 417 20 Phiringia PS R 25 24 1 Khajuripada PS R 3 3 163 162 1 Bmtdl! Subdirisioll T 1,332 813 519 543 507 36 R 1,329 810 519 310 278 32 U 3 3 233 229 4 Baudh PS T 1,005 583 422 348 323 25 R 1,002 580 422 115 94 21 U 3 3 233 229 4 Ghanlapada PS R 87 63 24 64 62 2 Manamunda PS R 45 29 16 21 20 1 Harbhanga PS R 195 138 57 110 102 8 Baliguda Subdil'isioll R 207 130 77 1,252 907 345 Baliguda TaJuk R 175 112 63 337 322 15 Baliguda PS R 30 17 13 217 209 8 Belghar PS R .. .. 3 3 Kotgarh PS R 124 82 42 107 102 5 Daringibadi PS R 21 13 8 10 8 2 G. Udayagiri Taluk R 32 18 14 915 585 330 G. Udayagiri PS R 4 2 2 408 214 194 Raikia PS R 28 16 12 507 :17l 136 Ganjam District T 639 386 253 3,845 3.371 474 R 377 210 167 3,435 3,058 377 l 262 176 86 410 313 97 Chatrapur Subdivision T 113 58 55 745 638 107 R 113 58 55 685 599 86 U 60 39 21 Chatraput Taluk T 72 35 37 391 332 59 R 72 35 37 342 300 42 U 49 3: 17 Chatrapur PS T 2 1 1 126 103 23 R 2 1 1 89 81 8 l.J 37 22 15 75 APPENDIX III TO TABLE A-I-contd. Houseless and hlstitutional Population Houseless Population Tnstitutionui Population Total State/District/Subdivision/Taluk/ Rural Persons Males Females Persons Mates Females Police Station Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Ganjam District· -contd Rambha PS (Portion) R 65 29 36 76 62 14 Purushottampur PS (Portion) R 2 2 124 114 10 Hinjili PS (Portion) T 3 3 (is 53 12 R 3 3 53 43 10 U 12 10 2 Kodala Taluk T 41 23- 18 354 306 48 R 41 23 18 343 299 44 U 11 7 4 Rambha PS (Portion) T 45 32 13 R 34 25 4 U 11 7 1 Kodala PS R 35 20 IS 165 134 34 Purushottampur PS (Portion) R 6 3 3 144 140 Bel'lramplIl' Subdivisioll T 243 158 85 1,596 1,408 188 R 109 72 37 1,372 1,243 129 U 134 86 48 224 165 59 Berhampur Taluk T 161 103 58 963 809 J54 R 27 17 10 739 644 95 U 134 86 48 224 165 59 Berhampur (M) U 134 86 48 169 120 49 Bcrhampur Taluk PS (Portion) T 27 17 10 793 688 105 R 2'( 17 10 738 643 95 U 55 45 10 Ramagiri PS (Portion) R Hinjili PS (Portion) R Nuagam PS (Portion) R Digapahandy Taluk R 35 22 13 203 187 16 Nuagam,PS (Portion) R 20 11 9 22 21 1 HinjiJi PS (Portion) R 4 4 Pattapur PS (Portion) R 15 11 4 177 162 1.!i Bcrhampur Taluk PS (Portion) R Chikiti Taluk R 47 33 14 430 412 18 Nuagam PS (Portion) R 225 221 4 Jarada PS R 47 33 14 205 191 14 Berhampur Taluk PS (Portion) 11 Ghumusur SubdivislOlI T 155 80 75 860 731 129 R 155 80 75 761 643 118 U 99 88 11 Ghumusur Taluk T 97 48 49 457 377 80 R 97 48 49 416 340 76 U 41 37 4 Bhanjanagar PS T 59 20 39 74 61 r oJ R 59 20 39 33 24 9 l 41 37 4 Tarasingi PS R 14 7 7 98 80 18 Gangapur PS (Portion) R 4 3 1 1G 14 2 Buguda PS R 20 IS 2 269 222 47 76 APPENDIX III TO TABLE A-I contd Houseless :wd Institutional Population Houseless Population Institutional Population Slate} District; ;)ubdiv i,i oa/Ta luk, Total Police Station Rural Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Canjam ~istrict· cone/d. Smada Taluk T 14 9 5 98 8~ JI R 14 9 5 79 73 6 U 19 14 5 Surada PS T 26 21 5 R 7 7 tJ 19 14 5 Bodogodo PS (Portion) R 14 9 5 7.1 65 6 Mohana PS (~rtion) R 1 1 Gangapllr PS (Portion) R "'sku Taluk T 44 23 21 305 267 38 R 44 23 21 266 230 36 U 39 37 2 Aska -PS T 32 16 16 J 34 123 11 R 32 16 16 95 86 9 U 39 37 2 i'j_ttaplJr PS (Portion) R 4 3 50 45 5 R:.dogodo PS (Porti on) R 1 1 Gangapur PS (Portion) R 8 4 4 120 98 22 P'II-/akheI1111ndL Subdivision T 128 90 38 644 594 50 R 61 7 573 44 U 128 90 38 27 21 6 Pa rlak hem undi Taluk T 128 90 38 312 268 44 R 285 247 38 tJ 128 90 38 27 21 6 Parlakhemllndi PS T 128 90 38 99 76 23 R n 55 17 U 128 90 38 27 21 6 S~ral1go PS (Portion) R 210 189 21 Ranngiri PS (Portion) R 3 3 R. Udayagiri Taluk R 3]2 326 6 R. udayagiri PS R Ii 5 1 Serango PS (Portion) R 33 .29 4 Ral1lagiri PS (Portion) R 64 64 ,1ol,ana P<; (Porlion) R 229 228 Sundargarh District T 1,091 673 418 3,252 2,489 763 R 1,091 673 418 2,672 2,124 548 U 580 365 215 Sadar Subdivision T 597 3j7 280 2,290 1,628 6~2 R 597 317 280 1,860 1,377 4153 U 430 251 179 Sundargarh PS T 87 45 42 3~3 210 173 R 87 45 42 7 3 4 U 376 207 169 Lephripara PS R 86 51 35 27 27 Hemgir PS R 190 141 49 35 30 5 Bhasma PS R 67 38 29 137 135 2 Talsara PS R 9 8 1 579 448 131 77 APP ENDlX III TO TABLE A-I- contd Houseless and institutional Population Houseless Population Institutional Population StatejDistrict/Subdivision/Taluk, Total Police Station Rural Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sundargarh District- -colic/d. Bargaon PS R 65 34 31 519 415 104 Rajgangpur PS T 93 93 610 363 241 R 93 93 556 319 237 L 54 44 10 Panposh Subdivision T 494 356 138 609 524 85 R 494 356 138 459 410 49 U 150 114 36 ROlIl'kela (NAC) U 59 41 18 Birmitrapur PS T 101 83 18 R 10 10 L 91 73 18 Raiboga PS R .. .. 131 113 18 Bisra PS R 466 340 126 213 198 U Raghunathpali PS R 27 16 11 105 89 Hi Bonai Suhdivi.~iOlI R 353 337 16 Bonaigarh PS R 343 329 14 Banki PS R Gurundia PS R " Sarasara Balang PS R Mahulpada PS R 4 4 Koira PS R 6 4 2 Kamarposh Balang PS R Ohenkanal District T 1,085 637 448 4,275 4,089 186 R 954 530 424 3,99Q 3,867 123 U 131 107 24 285 222 63 Dhellkanal Subdivision T 365 225 140 642 627 15 R 235 119 116 583 574 9 U 130 106 24 59 53 6 Sadar PS T 337 201 136 349 343 (i R 207 95 112 290 290 .. L 130 106 24 59 53 G Motanga PS R 2 2 15 14 1 Gondia PS R 26 22 4 278 270 8 Kamakhyal10gar Subdivision T 52 34 18 833 784 49 R 52 34 18 809 760 49 U 24 24 Kamakhyanagar PS R 29 21 8 617 570 47 Parjang PS R 23 13 10 192 190 2 Bhuban PS T 24 24 R U 24 24- (221 Cen.-20) ---- 78 APPENDIX III TO TABLE A-I-culltd_ Houseless and Institutional Population Houseless Population Institutional Population State/District/Su'Jjivisio.1JTalukJ Total Police Station Rural Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 S Dhenkanal District-concld. Angeli Subdivision T 199 132 67 935 856 79 R 198 131 67 770 745 25 U 1 1 165 111 54 Angul PS T 107 88 19 335 276 59 R 106 87 19 J70 165 5 U 1 1 165 11J 54 Purunakote PS R 42 22 20 68 65 3 Jarapada PS R 43 15 28 47 47 Chhendipada PS R 6 6 272 27J 1 Bantala PS R 1 I 213 197 16 Talcher Subdivision T 392 372 20 R 355 338 17 U 37 34 3 Talcher 'PS T 127 114 13 R 90 80 10 U 37 34 3 Colliery PS R 115 108 7 Kaniha PS R 150 150 Atfrmallik Subdivision R 35 25 10 477 471 6 Athmallik PS R Kishorcnagar PS R 31 21 10 233 233 Thakurgarh PS R< 4 4 141 139 2 Handapa PS R 103 99 4 Hilldol Subdivision R 381 192 189 487 473 14 Hindol PS R 372 184 188 114 112 2 Salimi PS "R, 1 1 263 253 10 Rasol PS R 8 8 110 108 2 Paf/ahara Subdivision R 53 29 24 509 506 3 Pallahara PS R 19 7 12 345 342 3 Khamar PS R 34 22 12 164 164 Puri District T 5,082 3,979 1,103 4,723 4,063 660 R 4,678 3,669 1,009 4,312 3,743 569 U 404 310 94 411 320 91 S ada,. Subdivision T 4.173 3.294 879 1,976 1,653 323 R 3,954 3,102 852 1,776 1,5/8 258 U 219 192 27 200 135 65 Puri (M) U 219 112 27 200 135 65 Sadar PS R 2,185 1,7 6 469 J67 J50 17 Krushnaprasad PS R 27 15 12 77 72 5 Brah!1lugiri PS R f7r! 159 15 79 APPENDIX III TO TABLE A-I-coil rd. Houseless and Institutional Population Houseless Population lnstitutional Population State:District/Subdivision/Taluk/ Total . Police Station Rural Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 puri District-collcld. Satyabadi PS R 210 162 48 237 187 50 Delang PS R 1 1 262 210 52 Pipli PS R 817 607 210 103 77 26 Nimapara PS R 379 368 11 507 457 50 Gop PS R 27 6 21 147 142 5 Kakatpur. PS R 134 68 66 276 223 53 Bhubal1£'swar Subdivision T 481 384 97 736 636 100 R 301 270 ·'11 607 517 90 U 180 114 66 129 119 10 Bhubaneswar PS T 33 27 6 197 180 17 R 2 I 1 68 61 7 U 31 26 5 129 119 10 Balipatna PS R 216 215 1 134 132 2 Balianta PS R 50 34 16 214 153 61 Chandka PS R 32 J9 13 37 33 4 Jatni PS T 150 89 61 160 138 22 R 1 1 160 138 22 U 149 88 61 Khurda Subdivision T 333 213 120 793 714 79 R 330 211 JJ9 747 677 70 U 3 2 1 46 37 9 K,hurda PS T 3 2 222 209 13 R 176 172 4 U 3 2 1 46 37 9 Banpur PS R 33 18 15 13 13 Tangi PS R 83 76 7 25\ 231 20 Begunia PS R 80 72 8 Bolgarh PS R 214 117 91 227 189 38 Nayagarh Subdivision T 95 88 7 1,218 1,060 158 R 93 86 7 1,182 1,031 151 U 2 2 36 29 7 Nayagarh PS T 4 3 1 164 149 15 R 2 1 1 128 120 8 U 2 2 36 29 7 Fategarh PS R 6 5 112 95 17 Khandpara PS R 107 94 13 Gania PS R 24 21 3 Daspalla PS R 37 34 3 210 200 10 Nuagaon PS R 41 40 1 65 64 1 Odagaon PS R Sarankul PS R 144 131 13 Ranpur PS R 7 6 392 306 86 Keonjhar District T 383 2"9 104 3,852 3,493 359 R 370 210 100 3,681 3,378 303 U 13 9 4 171 115 55 Sadar Subdivision T 56 24 32 2,132 1,874 258 R 55 23 32 1,962 J,760 202 U J J 170 114 56 80 APPENDIX III TO TABLE A-I- -contd. Houseless and Institutional population Houseless Population Institutional Population Total Males Icemales St~ue/DistrictISLlbdivisionITaluk/ Rural Persons Males Females Persons Police Station Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Keonjbar District -concld. 471 164 Sadar PS T 17 12 5 635 R 16 11 5 465 357 108 U 1 1 170 114 56 R 580 544 36 Patna PS 23 Ghatgaon PS R 39t1 375 6 4 2 176 168 8 Harichandanpur PS R 7 Pandapara PS R 3 3 69 62 29 4 25 245 227 18 Telkoi PS R 2 Kanjipani PS R 1 1 29 27 56 Anandapur ,sllbdivisioll R 168 138 30 849 7!i3 Anandapur PS R 20 10 10 490 463 27 R 282 260 22 Ramchandrapur PS 7 Soso PS R 148 128 20 77 70 45 C!ramplla Subdivision T 159 117 42 871 826 R 147 109 38 870 825 45 U 12 8. 4 1 1 R 59 54 5 487 459 28 Champua PS 3 Buria PS R 22 15 7 127 124 R 11 4 7 204 192 12 Chamakpur PS 2 Barbil PS T 67 44 23 53 51 R 55 36 19 52 50 2 U 12 8 4 1 1 Cuttack District T 7,374 6,493 881 13,629 11,677 1,952 R 5,743 5,193 550 7,981 7.351 630 U 1,631 1,300 331 5,648 4,326 1.322 Sadar Subdivision T 5,162 4,461 701 8,627 7,104 1,523 R 3,695 3,312 383 3,053 2,845 208 U 1,467 ],149 318 5,574 4,259 1,315 Cuttack eM) u 1,257 1,023 234 5,56<) 4,257 1,312 Sadar PS R 827 688 139 354 338 16 Chowdwar PS T 169 125 44 65 60 5 R 60 58 2 U 169 125 44 5 2 Tangi PS R 2,332 2,172 160 62 60 2 Kissennagar PS R 5 5 54 44 10 Salepur PS R 8t 59 22 452 415 37 Mahanga PS R 134 109 25 12 12 Gobindpur PS R 19 12 7 291 262 29 Jagatsingpur PS R 63 34 29 404 373 3J Balikuda PS R 296 272 24 Ersama PS R 71 67 4 Tirtol PS R 14 13 I 833 792 41 Banki PS T 259 219 40 164 152 12 R 218 218 164 152 12 U 41 1 40 Baideswar PS R 2 2 81 APPENDIX III TO TABLE A-I-confd. Houseless and Institutional Population H ollsele,s Population Institutional Population Total Statc/District/Subdivision/Taluk/ Rural Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Police Station Urban 2 4 5 6 7 8 Cuttack District-COlic/d. JajplII' Subdivi~ioll T 1,282 1,190 92 1,865 1,654 2Il R 1,281 1,190 91 1,841 1,635 206 U I 1 24 19 5 Jajpur PS T 386 313 73 R 384 312 72 U I .. 1 2 I 1 Barchana PS R 69 45 24 219 182 37 Dharamsala PS R 55 42 13 377 363 14 Sukinda PS R 132 78 54 348 323 25 Korai PS T 1,0]5 1,015 221 199 22 R 1,015 1,015 199 181 18 U 22 18 4 Binjharpur PS R 10 10 314 274 40 Kelldrapara Subdivision T 719 645 74 2,463 2,287 176 R 719 645 74 2,413 2,239 174 U 50 48 2 Kendrapara PS T 191 145 46 681 620 61 R 191 145 46 631 572 59 U 50 48 2 Patamundai PS R 340 327 13 478 443 35 Patkura PS R 137 133 4 538 505 33 MahakalpaTa PS R 11 11 240 231 9 Aul PS F 32 21 11 377 350 27 Rajnagar PS F 8 8 149 138 II Atllgarh SlIbdivi~iol/ T 211 197 14 674 632 42 R 48 46 2 674 632 42 U 163 151 12 Athgarh PS T 174 160 14 130 122 8 R 11 9 2 130 122 8 U 163 151 J2 Gurudijhatia PS R ]0 ]0 125 113 12 Tigiria PS R 71 68 3 Baramba PS R 18 18 138 127 11 Kaopur PS R 4 4 125 123 2 Narsingpur PS R 5 5 85 79 6 Mayurbhanj District T 487 262 225 5,782 5,288 494 R 273 198 75 4,546 4,350 196 U 214 64 150 1,236 938 298 Sadar Suhdivision T 110 70 40 2,075 1,859 216 R 29 24 5 1,181 1,150 31 U 81 46 35 894 709 185 Baripada PS T 81 46 35 936 751 18~ R .. ., 42 41 U 81 46 35 894 709 185 Budasuhi PS R 13 10 3 40 37 3 Baisinga PS R 151 147 4 Betnoti PS R III 111 (221 Cell. 71) 82 APPENDIX III TO TABLE A·I-co/lld. Houseless and institutional Population Houseless Population Institutional Population Total State/District/Subdivision /Taluk/ Rural Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Police Station Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Mayurb';:mj District-concld. Muruda PS R 7 7 347 339 8 SuJiapada PS' R 172 171 1 KlIliana PS R 125 125 Bangriposi PS R 9 7 2 193 178 J5 Bamanghaty Subdivision T 216 71 145 1,508 1,307 201 R 83 53 30 1,166 1,078 88 U 133 18 115 342 229 113 Rairangpllr PS T 140 23 117 513 391 122 R 7 5 2 171 162 9 U 133 18 115 342 229 113 Badampahac PS R 25 14 II 49 48 1 Bisoi PS R 7 5 2 255 253 2 Gorumahisani PS R 15 10 5 103 82 21 Bahalda PS R 21 13 8 294 256 38 Tiring PS R 8 6 2 294 277 17 Panchpir Subdivisioll R 161 121 40 1,128 1,083 45 Karanjia PS R 72 62 10 454 441 13 Jashipur PS R 23 18 5 214 202 12 Raruan PS R 53 33 20 284 273 II Thakurmunda PS R 13 8 5 176 167 9 Kaptipada Subdivisioll R 1,071 1,039 32 Udala PS R 531 503 28 Sarat PS R 112 112 Khunta PS R 428 424 4 Balasore District T SOO 372 128 5,192 4,515 677 R 322 243 79 3,869 3,328 541 U 178 129 49 1,323 1,187 J.36 Sadar SlIbdivisioll T 392 287 105 2,345 2,111 234 R 281 207 74 1,656 1,469 187 U 111 80 31 689 642 47 Balasore PS- T 154 108 46 683 605 78 R 58 38 20 151 110 41 U 96 70 26 532 495 37 Simulia PS R 46 41 5 Khaira PS R 17 14 3 197 181 16 Soro PS T 54 44 10 331 306 25 R 54 44 10 225 206 19 U 106 100 6 Shcrgada PS R .. 67 65 2 Remuna PS R .. 202 183 19 Basta PS R 78 58 20 197 163 34 Jaieswar PS T 20 13 7 130 110 20 R 5 3 2 79 63 16 U 15 10 5 51 47 4 Bhograi PS R 39 26 13 166 149 17 Baliapal PS R 8 6 2 134 128 6 Singia PS R 16 12 4 137 130 7 Raibania PS R 6 6 55 50 5 83 APPENDIX III TO TABLlE A-I-concld. Houseless and Institutional Population H ouseless Population Institutional Population Total StatejDistrictjSubdivision/Talukj Rural Persons Mafes Females Persons Males Females Police Station Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Bal~~ore District- -cone/d, Bhudrak Subdivision T 91 71 20 2,633 2,233 400 R 24 22 2 1,999 1,688 311 U 67 49 18 634 545 89 Bhadrak PS T 79 60 19 898 753 J45 R 12 11 1 389 329 60 U 67 49 18 509 424 85 Bonth PS R 197 146 51 Bhandaripokhari PS R 177 144 33 Dhamnagar PS R 5 5 316 257 59 Tihiri PS R -, 299 242 57 Chand bali PS T 7 6 1 213 207 6 R 7 6 I 88 86 2 U 125 121 4 Bansada PS R 223 203 20 Basudebpur PS R 310 281 29 Nilgiri Subdivision R 17 14 3 214 171 43 Nilgiri PS R II 10 1 192 152 40 Berhampur PS R 6 4 2 22 19 3 TABLE A-D VARIATION IN POPULATION ~URING 60 YEARS (221 Ccn.-22) 87 FLY·LEAF TABLE A-II-VARIATION IN POPULATION DURING 60 YEARS This Table furnishes data on the variation of population for the seven Censuses from 1901 to 1961. Its importance lies in the fact that the growth of popula.tion from decade to decade as given here may be the basis of study of the rate of growth in the absence of relIable vital statistics or any other source of information, One of the mam changes in this table smce the last Census is that percentage variatIon is also given from decade to decade, The Appendix to this Table gives the adjustments necessary to bring the 1951 Census population of the district to the territorial jurisuic. tion of the district as it was at the time of Census enwneration in 1961. Although no territorial changes have taken place in the jurisdiction of the State or districts, 1961 Census shows an increase in the area of the State by 44'S sq,miles compared with the area of 1951 Census, The difference is confined to two districts of Koraput and Mayurbhanj, In the former distrIct there is ail error of 44 sq,miles whIch was due to the computatIOn of the area on rough estimate during 1951 Census, After the suney of the district during the last decade the ac,tual area as reported by the local Survey Authorities is adopted, Similarly the differen" of 0' 8 sq,miles in Mayurbhanj district is detected at the time of apportioning of the area of Similipal hills, hitherto inaccessible, among the neighbouring police stations, The urban area has doubled from 1951 to 1961, from 192 sq,miles to 397'43 sq.miles, This indicates a tendency of rapid urbanization, No territorial changes have taken place in the district houndariesfrom 1951 to 1961 Census, Some internal changes within thejurisdic tion of the police stations, taluks and subdivisions in the districts have bo;:en made as will he evident from the territorial changes discussed in the fly-leaf to Table A-I. As there are no changes in the pC'pulation of the district of 1\151 Census which are aajusted to the jurisdiction of 1961 Censlls, the Appendix to this table is nil, A skeleton form of it is reproduced at the end of the table, Percentage variation ofpopulation 1901-1961 Total, Rural, Urban (+for increas'e) (-for decrease) State/District Total/Rural/ 1901 to 1961 1951 to 1961 1941 to 1951 1931 to 1941 1921 to 1931 1911 to 1921 1901 to 1911 Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ORISSA T + 70'3 + 19'8 + 6'4 +10'2 +11'9 - 1'9 +10'4 R + 63'6 + 17'0 + 5'2 + 9'7 +11'9 - 2'0 +10'5 U +335'7 + 86'8 + 44'0 +30'0 +12'7 + 2'3 + 8'0 Kalahandi T +110'9 + 17'6 + S'l +13'8 +19'0 + l'S +20'3 R +106'S + IS'S + S'I +13'4 +19'1 + 1S +20'2 U +549'4 +142'0 + S'7 +51'4 +12'5 + 7'2 +35') Koraput T +116'1 + 18'0 + 12'6 +IS'8 +17'9 -3'3 +20'2 R +105'0 + 17'0 + 9'7 +18'0 +18'0 - 4'5 +20'2 U + 40'S +174'4 +89'3 + 8'9 Sambalpur T + 91'2 + 15'9 + 8'3 +12'6 +11'8 + 4'5 +15'0 R + 79'S + ll'5 + 7'5 +12'0 +11'5 + 3'9 +15'4 U +796'5 +122'6 + 30'0 +36'7 +22'1 +35'3 +37'3 Bolangir T +138'7 + 16'4 + 5'3 + S'3 +]1'6 +15'5 +39'5 R +132'3 + 16'2 + 4'2 + 7'1 +10'8 +16'1 +39'4 U +458'8 + 22'0 + 37'3 +62'0 +62'3 -11'7 +43'7 Baudh-Khonclmals T + 54'0 + 12'6 + 1'5 + 9'3 + 9'4 - 0'4 +13'2 R + 52'2 + 12'6 + 1'6 + 7'9 + 9'4 - 0'4 +13'2 U + 10'7 4'2 Ganjam T + 64'0 + 15'2 + 4'1 +12'2 +13'2 -' 3'2. +11'2 R + 56'2 + 13'6 + 2'7 +11'3 +13'3 - 3'5 +10'0 U +261'9 + 36'3 + 26'3 +29'6 +1Z'1 + 2'1 +41'1 Sundargarh T +173'7 + 37'4 + 12'5 +12'3 +15'7 + 4'2 +30'7 R +124'7 + 16'0 + 9'4 +12'3 +15'7 + 4'2 +30'7 U +783'5 88 Percentage variation of populatio1l ]901-1961 Total, Rural, Urba1l(+for increase) (-for decrease)-concld. Stat~/District Tot al/Rural/ 1901 to 1961 1951 tv 1961 1941 to 1951 1931 to 1941 1921 to 1931 1911 to 1921 1901 to 1911 Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Dhenkanal T + 79'9 + 226 -t-13'1 +16'7 -r23'4 -12'8 + 3'3 R + 75'4 + 20'9 +12'7 -, 15'9 +23'4 -12'9 + 3'3 U +279'8 .+ 71'S +26'8 ,54'2 +22'5 - 8'4 -1 1'0 Puri T + 40'7 + 1~'6 -, S'O 8'1 +10'9 10'1 + 2'0 R + 35'7 + 15'7 + 5'8 + S'I +11'3 -10'4 + 2'8 U + 170'4 + 76'6 +84'0 -J 9'3 2'9 - 2'5 -19'6 Keonjhar T +160'1 26'3 tIl'1 +15'0 -t 21'4 + 4'1 ,27'6 R +148'9 + 22'8 rll'2 +13'1 '-21'4 + 4'1 -r27'6 U +242'1 + 3'8 Cuttack T + 38'7 + 21'0 -t- 3'3 - 4'7 6'4 -2'8 .1. 2'4 R + 34'0 + 19'2 j_ l'S 4'5 + 6'1 - 2'7 + 2'5 U +165'0 + 52'7 -·40'3 9'9 15'6 - 4:1 + 1'5 Mayurbhanj T + 97'3 + 17'0 + 4'5 +10'7 +17'9 +3'4 +19'5 R + 94'4 + 15'3 + 4'4 +10'5 -J 18'1 + 3'4 -t 19'6 U +406'3 +206'3 12'0 +33'7 + 0'1 + 3'7 + 6'3 Balasorc T -t- 24'2 + 28'0 - 0'2 + 4'7 1'3 - 7'0 1'4 R + 20'3 + 24'4 - 0'5 + 4'6 f- 1'2 - 6'8 - 1'5 U +133'3 +120'7 + 6'9 -I n f- 2'6 -11'8 + 1'4 The above table discloses that the rate of growth is highest during the last decade, namely, triple that of the decade preceding 194 I -1951 and roughly double that of each orthe decades 1921-31 and 1931- 41. The percentage of increase in the urban population is more conspi- cuous than in the rural and it is the highest in the district of Sundargarh ( -:- 783'5) due to the emergence of two new industrial tewrs during the decade, The establishment of a Steel M ill at Rourkela and a Cement Factory at Rajgangpur have contributed to the sudden al)d specta- cular rise in the urban population of this district, The increase in the percentage of urban population of Keonjhar district (+242) is due to the development of mining areas and consequent growth of a new town (Barbil), while the increase in Mayurbhanj district ( + 206 ) is due to the general prosperity and consequent growth of jl new civil town, Rairangpur, There is also considerable increase in the urban population of Kalahandi, Sambalpur and Balasore districts on account of the formation of new towns, The rise in the percentllge of Baudh-Khondmals. Ganjam, Dhenkanal and Cuttack cannot be regarded as abnormal considering tbe rate of general growth of population, However there is a decline in the percentage of urban growth in respect of Koraput, Bolangil' and Puri districts compared with that of 1951 Census, This table shows the number offemales pa 1,000 males by iotal, rural and urban. Statement ofchanges ill the proportio1l cf the sexes 1901-/961 (Females pel' 1,000 males) State/District Total/Rural/ 1961 1951 ]94] ]931 ]921 1911 1901 Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ORISSA T 1,001 1,022 1,053 1,067 1,086 1,056 1,037 R 1,015 J,_029 J,058 J,071 1.089 1,058 1,039 U 807 881 914 924 963 947 967 Kalahandi T 1,021 1,019 ],035 1,035 1,031 1,024 1,004 R 1,023 1,020 1,035 1,036 1,03! 1,024 1,005 U 959 965 1,028 1,014 984 982 892 89 This table shows the number offemales per 1,000 males by total, rural and urban. Statement of changes in the proportion cfthe sexes 1901-J961 (Females per 1,000 males)-conclu. State/District Total/Rural/ 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ~ Koraput T 989 990 994 1,002 998 997 96~ R 992 996 994 1,002 997 997 965 U 936 872 1,012 9$19 1,078 Sambalpur T 995 1,009 1,035 ],044 1,033 1,029 1,018 R 1,013 1,015 1,037 1,047 1,035 1,030 1,(,19 U 804 882 964 929 958 989 971 Bolangir T 1,000 1,010 1,020 1,025 1,028 1,030 1,C42 R 1,004 1,013 1,021 1,025 1,026 1,(;29 1,t43 U 923 957 1,001 1,026 1,137 1,(,f,9 <;/9 Baudh-Khondmals T 1,012 1,015 ],021 1,022 ],018 ],013 1,013 R 1,013 1,016 1,021 1,()22 1,018 1,{,13 I,L13 U 949 961 1,029 Ganjam T 1,082 1,113 1,169 1,191 1,223 ],159 1,119 R 1,095 1,122 1,180 1,198 1,231 1,n3 1,11.9 U 951 1,002 999 ],061 1,G83 1,CSl 1,138 Sundargarh T 915 1,012 1,017 1,013 1,004 S88 959 R 990 1,016 1,017 1,013 1,CC4 %8 5>59 U 630 903 Dhenkanal T 991 1,017 1,030 1,053 1,074 1,035 I,CO R 1,000 1,021 1,033 1,054 1,074 ],(36 1,(21 U 814 923 939 1,C08 1,036 1,eL1 ,,((2 Puri Tj 1,004 1,029 1,082 1,078 1,056 1,022 1,((8 R 1,023 1,042 1,()91 1,087 1,1(8 1,e33 l,U2 U 788 810 808 815 775 733 5('2 Keonjhar T 982 995 1,011 1,028 1,032 1,CC4 983 R 992 997 1,013 1,028 1,032 1,004 583 U 780 925 887 Cullack T 999 1,025 1,084 1,112 1,160 1,101 1,ftS R 1,020 1,040 1,096 1,124 1,169 1,1(9 1,ti4 tJ 745 796 825 850 938 913 916 MaYUl'bhal'lj T 991 1,001 1,005 1,011 1,015 1,011 1,C13 R 996 1,004 1,008 1,013 1,017 1,C13 1,('15 U 810 742 728 763 796 792 782 Balasore T 974 989 1,024 1,058 1,098 1,1'87 ],CE5 R 983 993 ],028 1,064 1,](\3 1,050 1,((8 U 846 884 910 894 977 1,012 1,C07 Districts of Orissa may be divided broadly into five categories in consideration of the characteristics displayed by sex-ratio: (i) Progressive decline-There; is one district, namely, BoJangir, which exhibits a ~teadily (kcJirirg sex-raliofrcm decade to decade during the last sixty years. The factors responsible for this unwe]ccme phencn:encn requirr ckse study. "Iii) Gradual rise in early period, gradual decline in later period-A large nt1n:1:er of 8 districts, narrely, Snrrtal):,UT, Surdarrnh Dhenkanal, Puri, Keonjhar, Cutt~ck, Mayur1:hanj and Palascre had risirr frrrale TaliC' cmiT g lh €3rl) tv c or tt.rf( dCCI'[tf fren I<:f], and declining ratio thereafter till the present decade. Conseauences of gradual tnbanizaticn, irCtlstrialiuti( r ard grcwth of edl'caticn may be partly responsible. The State as a whole belongs to this category. (221 Cen.-2 ) 90 (iii) Stable-Sex-ratio in Baudh-Khondmals has behaved more or less in a stable manner. The fluctuations are small, varying between 1,012 and 1,022 during the last sixty years. Kalahandi may also be brought under this category, though the feature of stability is less marked here than in case of Baudh-Khondmals. (iv) Minority zone-Koraput is notoriously poor in sex-ratio. The only decade when females exceeded males is 1931, when the surplus was 2 only in 1,000. (v) Surplus zone-Ganjam has persisted in maintaining a high female ratio throughout the last 60 years. In 1921, females out-numbered males by 223 in 1,000. This is very high. While the average sex distribution in the rural areas is much higher tlnn the total ratio of the State, there is conSiderable decline in the urban ratio. Although the rural sex ratio in the districts of Balasore, S\l,darg3.rh, Koraput, Keonjhar and Mayurbhanj varies between 983 (0"996, this variation IS negligible compared to the fall in the urban ratio of SU>l:ilrgarh (630), Cuttack (745), Keonjhar (780) and Puri (738). The growth and establishment of industrial towns in the districts of SlIl:hrgarh, .cuttack and Keonjhar where the male working population drawn from the neighbouring as well as distant rural areas is con~entrated and the development of Bhubaneswar(State Capital) in the district of Puri have largely contributed for this adverse ratio. 91 TABLE A-II-VARIATION IN POPULATION DURING SIXTY YEARS Percentage State/District Year Persons Decade decade Male. Females variation variation 2 3 4 5 6 7 -ORISSA 1901 10,302,917 5,058,100 5,244,817 1911 11,378,875 +1,075,958 +10'44 5,535,632 5,843,243 1921 11,158,586 - 220,289 - 1-94 5,350,227 5,808,359 1931 12,491,056 +1,332,470 +11-94 6,042,255 6,448,801 1941 13,767,988 +1,276,932 +10·22 6,706,487 7,061,501 1951 14,645,946 -L 877,958 + 6·38 7,242,892 7,403,054 1961 17,548,846 +2,902,900 +19'82 8,770,586 8.778,260 .Kalahandl 1901 478,742 238,925 239,817 1911 576,122 + 97,380 +20'34 284,665 1921 291,457 586,635 + 10,513 + 1-82 288,911 297,724 1931 698,381 + 111,746 +19'05 343,114 1941 355,267 794,440 + 96,059 +13'75 390,391 404,049 1951 858,781 64,341 + 8-10 425,251 1961 + 433,530 1,009,654 + 150,873 +17'57 499,646 510,008 Ror.pul 1901 693,181 352,832 340,355 1911 833,328 + 140,14i +20'22 1921 417,201 416,127 805,583 27,745 - 3'33 403,116 402,467 1931 949,652 + 144,069 +17'88 474.300 1941 1,127,862 475,352 + 178,210 +18'77 565,527 562,335 1951 1,269,534 + 141,672 +12'56 1961 1,498,271 637,903 631,631 + 228,737 +18'02 753,398 744,873 SawbalPlIl' 1901 789,258 391,071 398,187 1911 913,938 + 124,680 +15'80 1921 955,411 450,493 463,445 + 41,474 + 4'54 469,867 485,545 1931 1,067,702 + 112,290 +11'75 522,472 1941 1,202,584 545,230 + 134,882 +12-63 590,961 611,623 1951 1,301,804 + 99,220 + 8'25 1961 1,508,686 647,858 653,946 + 206,882 +15'89 756,163 7:2,523 DoIanP 1901 447,625 219,258 228,367 1911 624.417 + 176,792 +39'50 1921 721,207 307,62~ 316,791 + 96.790 + 15·50 355,661 365,546 1931 804,844 + 83,637 +11-60 1.941 871,804 397,372 407,472 + 66,960 + 8'32 431,573 440,231 1951 917,875 + 46,071 + 5·28 1961 1,068,686 456,606 461,269 + 150,811 +16'43 534,219 534.467 BauclboKhondmaJs 1901 334,u36 165,955 168,081 1911 378,039 44,003 1921 376,355 + +l3·i' 187,789 190,250 1,684 - 0·45 186,534 189,821 1931 411,669 + 35.314 + 9·38 1941 450,059 203,618 208051 + 38,390 + 933 222,690 227,369 1951 45(,895 + 6,836 + 1·52 1961 514,427 226,738 230,157 + 57,532 +12'59 255,685 258,742 {J IIDiaI:l 1901 1,141,963 1911 1,269,686 538,804 603,159 + 127,723 +l1·is 588,076 681,610 1921 1,228,465 41,221 1931 1,391,069 - 3-25 552,593 675.872 + 162,604 +13·24 635,020 756,049 1941 1,560,659 169,600 1951 + +12-19 719,489 841,180 1,624,829 + 64,160 + 4'11 1961 1,872530 769,060 855,769 + 247,701 +15'24 899,329 973.201 5l1Ddarprh 1901 277,173 141,493 135,680 1911 362,138 84,965 1921 + +30'65 182,149 179,989 371,449 + 15,311 + 4'23 188,344 ]89,105 1931 436,860 + 59,411 1941 490,708 +15'74 216,985 219,875 + 53,848 + 12'33 243,296 247412 1951 552,203 61,495 1961 + +12'53 274,401 277,802 758,617 + 206,414 +37'38 396,214 362,403 1lbenkanal 1901 572,075 283176 288,899 1911 590,895 + 18,820 1921 515,176 + 3'29 290,384 300,511 75,719 -12-81 248,456 266,720 1931 635,628 + 120,452 1941 741,900 +23'38 309,5~5 326,073 + 106,272 +16·72 365,403 376,497 1951 839,241 + 97,341 1961 1,028.935 +13-12 416,048 423,193 + 189,694 +22'60 516,843 512,092 I'uri 1901 1,325.575 660,213 665.362 19l1 1,351,525 + 25.950 1921 1,214,573 + 1·96 668,268 683,257 136,952 -10'13 579,550 635,023 1931 1,346,602 + 132,029 1941 1,455,888 +10'87 648024 698.578 + 109,286 + 8'12 699.396 756,492 1951 1,572,262 + 116,374 ]961 1,865,439 + 7-99 774.830 797,432 + 293,177 +18'65 930;663 934,776 Iteoujbar 1901 285,758 1911 364,702 144,072 141,686 + 78,944 +27'63 182,020 182,682 1921 379,496 + 14,794 1931 460,609 -+ 4·06 186,785 192,711 + 81,113 +21'37 227,143 233,466 1941 529.786 + 69,177 1951 588,441 +15·02 263,475 266,311 + 58,655 +11'07 294,902 1961 743,315 154,874 293,539 + +26'32 375,090 368,225 ._-_ ------92 TABLE A-ll-VARIATION IN POPULATION DURING SIXTY YEARS-concld. Percentage State/District Year Persons Decade decade Males Femal•• variation variation 2 3 4 5 6 7 Outtack 1901 2,207.040 1,067,032 1,140,008 1911 2,260,585 + 53,545 + H3 1,075,794. 1,184,791 1921 2,198,195 - 62.390 - 2·76 1,017,726 1,180,469 1931 2.339,243 +141.048 + 6'42 1,107.639 1.231.604 1941 2,448.772 +109,529 + 4'68 1,175,274 1,273,498 1951 2,529,244 + 80,472 + 3·29 1,249,178 1,280,066 1961 3,060,320 +-531,076 +21·00 1,531,240 1,529,080 Mayurbhani 1901 610,383 303,266 307,117 1911 729.218 +118,835 +19'47 362,570 366,648 1921 754,314 + 25,096 + 3'44 374.319 379,995 1931 889.603 +135.289 +17'94 442,378 447,225 1941 984,741 + 95,138 +10'69 491,129 493,612 1951 1,028,825 + 44,084 + 4'48 514,051 514,774 1961 1,204,043 +175,218 +17'03 604,756 599,287 BahtS:~1'e 1901 1,140,102 552,003 588,099 1911 1,124,282 - 15,8ill - 1'39 538,597 585,685 1921 1,045,726 - 78,556 - 6'99 498,365 547,361 1931 1,059,194 + 13.468 + 1'29 514,635 544,559 1941 1,108,775 49,581 + 4'68 547,883 560,892 1951 1,106,012 - 2,763 - 0'25 556,066 549,946 1961 1,415,923 +309,911 +28'02 717,340 698,583 APPENDIX TO TABLE A-II State and districts showing 195/ population according to their territorial jurisdiction in 1961, changes in area and the populations involved in those changes Area in 1961 Area in 1951 ,.---'-----. ,.....--'-----, 1951 Population Population in Net increase 1961 according to 1951 adjusted or aecrease State/District Population jurisdiction to jurisdiction between Sq, miles Sq. Km. Sq. miles Sq. Km. prevailing of 1961 columns 7 & S in 1951 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Nil N. B.-A. tOer< arc no cMnges in the ropulation of Ire districts of 1951 Census which is adjusted to the jurisdiction of 1961 Census, this Appendix i. nil. TABLE A-III VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POFULATION (221 Cen. -241 94 FLY·LEAF A·ilI-VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION Tnis table gives the n'lmb~r an:l p:Jpalation of villages in the v.lrious population groups, viz.-Iess than 200200·499 500.999 1,000-1,999, 2,000-~,999, 5,000-9,999 and 10,000 and above_ A little more than two-thirds of rural population live in ~illages having les; thln 1,0)0 p:JpulatlOn. The group of less than 500 of the last Census has been split up into two namely less than 200 and 203-49). The definition oftheterm 'village' has been given in the Fly·leaf to Table A.1. " Statem)ut b )low shows the p)rcentage of population living in villages of various population sizes with reference to the total rural pJj)Jiation in each district according to the current Census. StatefDistrict Less than 200 200-499 500-999 1,000-1,999 2,000-4,999 5,000·9,999 10,000+ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ORISSA 12'18 29-48 30'30 20'24 7'25 0'55 Kalahandi 12'66 27'86 32-99 21-80 4'16 0'53 Koraput 22'72 32'67 26-65 14'29 3-67 Sambalpur 8'99 26'34 31'94 22'50 9'37 0-86 Bolangir 8'49 36'58 34'05 16'61 3'78 0'49 Baudh·Khondmals 50'62 33'72 10'41 3'S5 1'70 Ganjam 8'49 18'62 27'32 27'23 16'99 1'35 Sundargarh 10'14 33-28 32'42 19'48 4'68 Dhenkanal 11-17 24'26 28-54 24-48 10-92 0-63 Puri 9'54 30-47 30'19 19'15 9'36 Keonjhar 11'71 37045 32-89 13'26 4'69 Cuttack 6'55 25'11 33'80 27'73 6'44 0'37 Mayurbhanj 13'74 42'94 30'45 10'21 2'66 Balasore 12'84 31'57 30'50 18'42 6,27 0'40 The largest percentage of rural PJ;>ulation is cOJ.fined to small and m~dium sized villages. Villages with population size ofless th'lu 500 c)::nprise 41'66 per cent of the ruralpopulatlorr-as,against 51'7 per cent during 1951. The villages with a population of 50:> to 2 0:>0 :nch contain 50'54 p~r cent of the rural population as against 43'9 per cent during 1951. The percentage of population in the la~ge sized villages containing more than 2,000 each, works out at 7'80 out of which 0'55 is concentrated in villages with pJpulation more than 5,000 each. The fall in the percentage of population of small villages and the rise in the percentage ofthe m~jium ,ized villages indicate the progress and the development of small sizcd villages into medium sized villages. Some ofthe medium sized villages have also developed into large sized villages during this decade. D:stricts where larger percentage of population prefer to live in large and medium sized villages are Kalahandi, Sambalpur, Bolangir. G lnja::n, S '.1ndargarh, D:lenkanal, Puri, Cllttack and Balasore_ In the remaining districts greater concentration of population is in the small sized villages. 95 Statement oj percemageojvillagesandpopulalionbyc'Zassojvillages 1901, 1921, 1951, 1961 Less than 500 500-999 1,000-1,999 2,000-4,999 5,000-9,999 ,----"---., ,--"""-----, ,-_ __.J..-----, .r----"------. ,---~----,. Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of No,of popula- No, of popula- No, of popula- No, of popula- No, of popula- State/District villages tionin villages tion in villages tionin villages tionin villages tion in in this this class in this this class in this this class in this this class in this this class class to to total class to to total class to to total class to to total . class to to total total No, popula- total No, popula- total No, popula- total No, popula- total No, popula- ofvillages tion of villages tion of villages tion of villages tion of villages tion 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ·ORISSA 19~1 84'00 51'70 12'09 28'69 3'41 15'24 0'49 4'25 0'01 0'12 1961 77-80 41'66 15'78 30'30 5'41 20'24 0'97 7'25 0'04 0'55 Kalahandi 1951 82'51 47'31 13'71 33'03 3'37 15'58 0'41 4'08 1961 76'22 40'52 17'82 32'99 5'41 21'80 0'52 4'16 0'03 0'53 Korapul 1951 91'40 67'49 6'91 21'42 1'53 9'12 0'16 1'97 1961 86'79 55'38 10'07 26'65 2'78 14'30 0'36 3'67 Sambalpur 1951 77'32 40'64 16'20 31'05 5'34 19'34 1'08 8'02 0'06 0'95 196! 72'65 35'33 18'95 31'94 6'93 22'50 1'41 9'37 0'06 0'86 Bolangir 1951 80'35 53'25 15'89 31'38 3'41 12'60 0'35 2'77 1961 73'97 45'07 20'21 34'05 5'19 16'61 0'59 3'78 0'04 0'49 Baudh- 1951 98'28 87'20 1'44 9'09 0'23 2'78 0'05 0'93 Khondmals 1961 97'76 84-33 1'86 10'41 0'31 3'55 0'07 1,71 Ganjam 1951 78'95 36'77 13'69 29'09 5'96 24'46 1'40 9-68 1961 70'26 27'10 17'57 27'33 9'17 27'23 2'89 16'99 0'11 1'35 Sundargarh 1951 80'75 51'08 15'33 31'64 3'68 14'98 0'24 2'30 1961 74-94 43-43 18'58 32'41 5'73 19'48 0'75 4'68 Dhenkanal 1951 80'36 42'23 13'66 29'71 5'l5 21'54 0'83 6'§2 1961 75'32 35-43 15'92 28'54 7'09 24-48 1'63 10'92 0'04 0'63 Puri 1951 84'71 55'81 12'06 27'25 2'68 12'04 0'53 4'53 0'02 0'37 1961 75'40 40'01 l7'33 30'19 5'78 19'15 1'40 9'36 0'09 1'29 Keonjhar 1951 86'33 62'50 11'96 28'15 1'46 6'76 0'25 2'59 1961 77'80 49'16 17'79 32'89 3-80 13'26 0'61 4'69 :-:uttack 1951 74'65 43'41 18'50 33-59 6'40 20'15 0'45 2'85 1961 64'75 31'66 23'90 33'80 10'08 27'73 1'24 6'44 0'03 0'37 Mayurbhanj 1951 87'69 65'21 10'56 26'36 1'59 7'13 0'16 1'30 1961 82'29 56'68 14'77 30'45 2'59 10'21 0'35 2'66 Balasore 1951 85'68 56'65 11'24 27'51 2'71 12'67 0'37 3'17 1961 78'42 44'41 15'80 30'50 4'97 18'42 0'78 6'27 0'03 0'40 N.B.-The figures for 1901 and 1921 are not available, Columns 11 and 12 of the prescribed form are omitted as they are nil. A comparative study of the above Table discloses that the percentage of the small sized villages and the population living in them have fallen from 84 per cent and 51'70 per ccnt respectively during 1951 to 77'80 per ccnt and 41'66 per cent respectively in 196], There is a corresponding increase in the percentage of medium and large sized villages and the population living in them as evident from the columns J to 10 of the above Table of 1951 and 1961. In the previous Census (1951) large sized villages with more than 5,000 population wen" sparingly found only in two districts of Sambalpur and Puri, while in the present Census their number has increased, The decline in the percentage of small sized villages, and the corresponding increase in thc medium and large sized villages reflect the natural growth and development of the rural areas during a decade which must have been prosperous for the people as a Whole, 96 UNION TABLE A·III-VILLAGES Ta~)le A··III I-Villagos with le.s than 2,000 Population Total LeSS than 200 200-499 number of State: District inhabited Total Rural Population Number Population Number Population villages Persons Males. Females Males Female, Males Female, 2 4 6 9 10 11 ORISSA 46,466 16,439,196 8,156,598 3,282,598 21,164 998,900 1.002,499 14,987 2,403,953 2,442.872 Kalahand'i 2,902 981,081 485,063 496,018 1,424 61,225 63,033 788 134,914 138,393 Koraput 5,579 1,421,300 713,638 707,662 3,343 163,236 159,625 1,499 232,433 231,856 Somb.lpllr 3,393 1,393,311 692,208 701,103 1,358 62,224 62,996 1.107 181,529 185,447 Bolangir 2,524 1,019,027 508,395 510,632 741 43,374 43,146 1,126 185,820 136,888 Baudh·Kl1ondma[s 4,471 508,339 252,562 255,777 3,791 127,391 129,915 580 84,901 86,499 Gallj.m 3,773 1,716,686 819,464 897,222 1,677 71,089 74,615 974 153,594 165,983 Sundargarh 1,588 622,857 312,927 309,930 549 31,653 31,524 641 103,570 103,731 Dhenlmnal 2,512 981,847 490,880 490,967 1,148 54,913 54,713 744 119,017 119,223 Puri 4,374 1,732,033 856,043 875,990 1,676 81,904 83,252 1,622 258,406 269,373 Keoajh.r 1,973 711,351 357,133 354,218 708 41,893 41,409 827 132,849 133,553 Cuttack 5,883 2,851,723 1,411,672 1,440,051 1,623 92,612 94,033 2,186 353,894 362,199 ]\faYllrbhan! 3,671 1,175,623 589,057 536,566 1,458 81,044 SO,528 1,563 252,281 252,505 Balasoro 3,823 1,324,018 667,556 656,462 1,668 86,342 83,710 1,330 210,745 207,222 STATE TABLE A·III-VIIJLAGES Table A·lJJ J-Villages with Ie .. th.\, 2,000 Population ,51>Iel.)i strict/SubdivisionITaiuk/ Total Less than 200 200-499 Police Station number of inhabited Total Ruml Population Number Population Number Population villages persons Males l'emaH~s Males Females Males FemaleS 2 4 6 9 10 II ORISSA 46,466 16,439,196 8,155,593 8,282,598 21,164 998,900 1,002,499 14,987 2,403,953 2,442,872 Kalahalldi District 2,902 931,031 435,053 495,013 1,4H 61,225 63,033 738 134,914 138,393 Sadal' Subdivision 1,759 373,677 185,127 188,550 1,185 48,198 43,709 344 57,999 59,140 Sadar PS 279 65,279 32,24! 33,035 167 6,456 6,363 23 7,893 7,850 Borda OP (Part of Keg.on PS) 4a 27,419 13,614 13,805 2 130 120 16 3,067 3,133 K(Hin~aPS 120 63,905 31,44~ 32,456 25 1,344 1,326 43 7,102 7,439 Madanpu( Rampur PS 267 55,335 27,758 27,577 187 7,669 7,631} 53 8,551} 8,648 Nad. PS 127 38,357 19,040 19,317 55 2,617 2,629 50 7,823 H,036 J,anjigarh PS 309 27,642 13,349 13,793 279 8,834 8,955 27 3,473 3,380 Kashipllr PS 359 62,780 30,880 31,900 256 11,613 12,002 91 14,285 14,615 Thuamul Rampur PS 258 32,960 16,293 16,667 214 9,535 9,679 41 5,806 5,989 Dharamgarh Subdivision 553 354,405 174,759 179,646 94 4,819 4,967 174 30,260 31,447 DlIaramgarh PS 82 JJ7.387 33,322 34,()6S 6 37i 336 19 3,288 3,505 Ke~aon PS (Excluding Borda OP) 53 25,619. 12,758 12,861 17 942 1,011 13 2,189 2,163 Junagarh PS 187 101,210 49,452 51,758 41 1,799 1,912 65 1l,14B 11.520 Koltsara PS 87 77,196 38,310 38,886 12 674 703 16 3,112 3,157 Jaipatra PS 144 82,993 40,917 42,076 18 1,032 1,005 61 10,523 11,102 Nawapara Subdivision. 590 252,999 125,177 127,822 145 8.208 9,357 270 46,655 47,806 Now.para PS III 38,870 19,137 19,733 32 1,557 1,706 60 9,515 9,268 Jonk PS 70 31.371 15,327 16,044 10 651 638 37 6,258 6,836 Komna PS 118 52,510 26,276 26,234 24 1,436 1,385 55 9,%9 10,017 Khari.r PS 168 75,881 37,575 38,306 46 2,874 3,861 65 12,219 12,678 Sin.puli PS 123 54,367 26,862 27,505 33 1,690 1,767 53 8,694 9,007 97 CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION Villages classified by population I-Villages with loss than 2,000 Popelation-coneld. 11-Villages with • Population of 2,000-9,999 500-999 1,000-1.999 2,000-4,999 5,000-9,999 ,--__.A.. ____ ~ • __• ... .A.__ -. 1 ·r----'-_____...., Stato/Di,jrict Number Population Number Population Numb~r Population Number Population • __.A._ ...... • __.A._.., ~--...... ---. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fernales IJ 1~ 15 15 17 18 19 2) 21 22 23 7,334 2,463,182 2,518,096 2,513 1,649,006 1,678,875 452 595,353 596,664 16 46,204 43,592 ORISSA 517 160.286 163,337 157 105,478 108,419 15 20,5H 20,226 2,6]7 2,560 K.I.hanrli 562 189,341 189,459 155 102.310 100,867 20 26,318 25,855 I{oraput 643 219,288 225,801 135 156,848 156,643 48 66,278 64,268 2 6,04] 5,948 Sambalpur 510 173,042 173,936 131 84,479 34,825 15 19,143 19,364 2,537 2,473 Dolangir 83 26,477 26,434 14 8,896 9,150 3 4,897 3,779 Baurlh-Khondmals 663 222,762 246,338 346 220,335 247,179 109 140,171 151,494 4 11,513 11,6]3 Ganjarn 295 100,404 101,491 91 61,5al 59,831 12 15,799 13,353 Sundargarh 400 138.,981 141,230 178 120,205 120,151 41 54,726 52,501 3,038 3,149 Dhenkanal 758 258,428 264,433 253 164,851 166,871 6] 81,163 80,979 4 11,291 11.082 Puri 351 116,332 lt7.62! 75 43,45j 45,83ii 12 17,SH ]5,798 Keonihar 1.406 475,808 488,070 593 392,086 398,744 73 90,900 92,685 2 6,372 4,320 Cuttack 542 178,728 17~,2St 95 6I.l55 sun 13 15,849 15,397 Mayurbhanj 60-1 203,255 20~.6.31 190 122,394 121,487 30 42,025 4J.955 1,7H 2,417 Bl[,ll!)reo CLASSIFIED BY PDPULATION Villages classified by population I-Village. with less than 2,000 population-coneld. n-Villas•• with a Population of 2,Oa3-9,999 500-9-99-----_:_.A..--1,00G--]-.-999 iOoo-4:99"9--___"'_ s,ooo-i,9"99 ,... _..A.. _~ r-----..A-_---1 r--'---- ,-....--.A._ ___, State/District/Subdivision Number Population Number Population Number p"pul.tian Number Population Taluk/Police Station r--""'---..., r---...... _~ r-__A __-. ,-__..;..._-"" Males Femal.. Males Females Males Females Males Females 23 12 13 14 15 ------17 18 )9 2J 21 22 7,334 2,463,182 2,513,096 2,513 1,64M~5 1,673,875 452 595,353 596,654 16 46,204 43,592 OR ISSA 517 160,286 ]63,331 157 105,478 108,419 15 20,543 20,226 2,617 2,560 ){alahaodi District 188 49,793 5[,490 40 15,976 26.145 2 3,161 2,966 Sadar Subdivision 80 12,366 13,121 9 5,529 5,696 Sad.. PS 16 5,855 5,926 6 4,562 4,626 Borda OP (Partol Ke gaon PS) 41 14,750 15,355 10 6,267 6,551 1,986 1,785 Ke~in ga PS 2U 6,547 6,455 7 4,992 4,844 M.d. npur Rampu. PS 17 5,681 5,810 5 2,919 2,792 N.d. PS 1 336 268 2 1,206 1,IQO Lanji garh PS 10 3,306 3,556 1 501 546 .i 1,175 I,ISi Ka,hi pur PS 3 952 999 Thu. mul Rampur PS 187 65,466 67,745 87 58,f>S4 60,154 10 12,943 12,773 2,617 2,560 Dlzaramgnrh Subdivision 32 11,337 11,586 23 15,861 ]6,369 2 2,464 2,269 Dharamg.rh PS 16 5,370 5,293 7 4,257 4,389 Keg.on PS (E"clotding Borda OF) 57 18,619 19,837 22 U,917 14,503 1 1,352 1,421 2,617 2,563 .lll1lagarh PS 32 11,681 11,994 21 15,312 15.490 6 7,531 7,Sn Koksara PS 50 18,459 19,030 14 9,307 9,398 ] 1,596 1,541 Jaipatna PS 142 45,027 44,152 30 20,M8 22,010 3 4,439 4,487 Nawapara Subdiyirion 1S 5,112 5,002 4 2,953 3,757 Nawapara PS IS 5,654 5,790 5 2,764 2,780 Jonk PS 34 1I,B7 11,177 5 3,754 3,655 Komna PS 47 13,752 12,741 9 6,877 7,204 . i 1,SS3 1,8ii Khariar PS 28 9,392 9,442 7 4,500 4,624 2 2,586 2,665 Sinopoli PS Note-Columns 24 to 26 r~lating 10 vill.ges with a population of 10,000 and above have been omitted as the columns ar. blank. ( 221 C"".-2S ) 98 STATE TABLE A-III-VILLAGES Table ,,--m I-Villages wlib I••• than 2,000 Population St.t./District/Subdivision/ TobI Less than 200 200-499 TnIuk/P.licc St.tion numb.ro! inbabited Total Rural P ojlul.tion Number Population Number Population villages Pcnons Male, FemaJe~ Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 learaput nistrict 5,579 1,421,300 713,638 707,662 3,343 163,236 159,625 1,499 232,433 231.856 Korapul Subdivision 1,632 295.112 148,951 J46,161 1,153 54,30.3 52,320 374 57,579 56,692 Korarut Taluk 696 138,396 69,528 68,868 468 22,624 21,960 166 25,523 25,117 Korarut PS 167 34,552 17,261 17,291 III 5,643 5,5.56 38 6,000 6,016 Dasamant.pur PS 140 27.416 13,828 13,588 93 4,887 4,825 36 5,417 5.230 Lakshmipur P5 101 27.100 13,651 13,449 52 2,404 2,302 33 4.951 4,714 Narayanapatna PS 288 49,328 24,788 24,540 212 9,690 9,177 59 9.155 9,157 Nand'pur Taluk 936 156,716 79,423 77,2~J 685 31,679 30,360 208 32,056 31,57!> Nand.pur PS 234 41,856 21,037 20,819 167 9,267 8,988 59 8,950 9,135 Semiliguda P5 147 27,089 13,755 13,334 94 4,926 4,708 48 7.317 7,062 Pattangi 1'S 283 34,904 18,141 16,763 238 9,066 8,217 37 6.029 5,686 Padwa P5 143 28,387 14,157 14,230 98 4,514 4,476 30 4,438 4,518 Machkund PS 129 24,480 12,333 12,147 88 3,906 3.971 34 5,322 5,174 Nowrangapu.r Subdivision 1,986 8/0,214 4D7,456 402,74J 684 .39,615 39,012 760 124,494 123,313 Nowrnngapur Taluk 241 1,35,924 68,067 67,851 58 2,903 2,898 79 13,340 13,396 Nowrangapur PS 62 44,501 22,n2 22,2a) 8 407 398 14 2,429 2.422 Papp.d.handi PS 74 42,606 21,513 21,0)3 10 692 678 30 5,166 5,088 TentuHkhunti 1),3 105 4S,817 24,252 24,555 40 1,804 1,822 35 5,745 5,886 Jeypore T.Iuk 271 114,597 57,609 56,988 96 5,851 5,791 100 16,153 16,040 Jeypore PS 93 38,150 19,055 19,095 37 2,270 2,279 28 4,465 4,524 Boipariguda PS 130 49,526 25,035 24,491 52 3,169 3,121 50 8.012 7,806 Kundra 1'S 48 26,921 13,519 13,402 7 412 391 22 3,676 3,710 BorigUmma Taluk 397 236,032 118,572 117,460 62 3,615 3,586 139 23,521 23,338 Borigu mrn. PS 80 50,097 25,020 25,077 13 775 764 24 4,235 4.266 Katpad P8 143 75,647 38,276 37,371 23 1,263 1,245 51 8,049 7,903 Kading. PS 94 69,702 35,072 34,630 7 485 454 34 6.374 6,268 Dh~uravasjngpur PS 80 40,586 20,204 20,382 19 1,092 1.123 30 4,863 4,901 Urn.tkot Talnk 495 181,706 92,177 89,529 157 9,786 9,492 225 38,522 37,769 Urn.rka! PS 226 83,776 42,915 40,851 70 4,077 3,990 103 17,928 17,221 Oabugarn PS 131 46,942 23,800 23,142 39 2,782 2,607 66 10,964 10,727 Jorigam 1'5 138 50,938 25.462 25,526 48 2,927 2,895 56 9,630 9,821 Malk.ngiri Taluk 582 141,955 71,041 70,914 311 17.460 17,245 217 32,958 32,770 Malkangiri PS 21-1 62,458 31,217 31,241 149 8,421 8,258 99 14,516 14,629 MotuPS 55 13,31B 6,673 6,645 26 1,501 1,474 25 3,908 3,881 Venk.tapalam PS 88 21,543 10,652 10,891 50 2,808 2.861 30 4.665 4,681 M.lhiliPS 168 44,636 22.499 22,137 86 4,730 4,652 63 9,869 9,579 1.951 .315.974 157,211 158,753 1,506 69,318 68,193 365 50,360 51,851 R.yagada Taluk 689 114,818 57,321 57,497 539 32,556 31,551 123 14,885 15,627 Rayagada PS 474 82,244 41,261 40,980 373 25,364 24,364 79 8,652 9,084 Kalyansingpur P5 215 32,574 16,057 )6,517 166 7,192 7.187 44 6,233 6,543 Bi.,.meullack Taluk 698 85,003 42,237 42,766 590 22,045 21,884 92 13.229 13,720 Biss.rncuttack PS 430 61.795 30.721 31,074 343 14,760 14.478 75 10,911 11,410 AUlbodlla 1'.3 268 23,208 11,516 11,692 247 7,285 7,406 17 2,318 2,310 GuonpU! Taluk 574 116,153 57,653 58,490 377 14,717 14,858 150 22.24& 22,504 Gunupur P3 165 47,153 23.557 23,596 76 3,511 3,502 63 9,441 9,426 Oulari Pl 270 36,180 18,038 18,172 222 7,883 7,870 40 5,773 5,797 1'.dl11~pur P3 85 17,147 8,783 8,96~ 55 2,208 2,284 24 3,556 3,571 puttasingi P5 54 15,073 7,315 7,758 24 1,115 1,202 23 3,476 3.710 99 CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION ViUages classified by population I-Village. with 10 •• than 2,000 Population-coneld. II-Villages with a Population 011,000-9,999 500-999 l,OO?-1,999 2,000-4,999 5,000-9,999 State/District/Subdivision/ ,----,....___, r--- Taluk/Polic. Station Number r-Population__.A.. __ -, Number Population Number Population ,-__..A.. __-. ,_.A.__ -" Mal.. Females Male. Female. Males Female. Mal •• Fomal•• 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 ------ 562 189,341 189,459 155 102,310 100,867 20 26,318 25,855 Koraput District 93 28,971 29,200 11 7,024 6,931 1,074 1,018 Ko~aput Subdlvi./on 56 17,208 17,574 3,099 3,199 1,074 1,018 Koraput Taluk Ig 5,618 5,619 Koraputl'S 10 2,955 2.946 'j 569 587 .. Dasamantapur PS 13 4,365 4,445 3 1,931 1,988 . j Lakshmipur PS 15 4,270 4,564 I 599 624 1,074 I,ois Narayanapatna PS 37 11,763 11,626 6 3,925 3,712 Nand.pur Taluk 7 2,105 1,991 715 70S N.ndapur PS 5 1,512 1,564 8emiliguda P8 6 I,BBO 1,732 '2 1,166 1,128 Pottangi P8 14 4,675 4,698 1 530 538 Padwa PS 5 1,591 1,641 2 1,514 1,361 Machkund PS 397 137,257 136,465 130 86,507 84,898 19,593 19,06() Nowrangapur Subdivision 61 22,553 22,417 41 26,890 26,863 2 2,381 2,283 Nowrangapur Taluk 26 9,973 9,883 14 9,483 9,506 Nowrangapur PS 23 8,454 8,300 10 5,951 5,890 'j 1,250 1,ljj l'appad.handi P8 12 4,126 4,234 17 11,456 11,467 1 1,131 1,146 Tentulikhunti PS 51 16,891 16,786 21 14,123 13,836 4,591 4,535 Jeypore Taluk 21 6,260 6,241 6 4,165 4,164 1,895 1,887 Jeypore P8 18 6,649 6,573 9 5,583 5,392 1,622 1,599 Boipariguda 1'8 12 3,982 3,972 6 4,375 4,280 1,074 1,049 Kundra P8 138 47,841 47,794 51 34,805 34,031 7 3,790 8,711 Borigunlma Taluk 32 11,219 11,268 9 6,040 6,059 2 2,751 2,720 Dorigumma P5 53 18,219 17,889 15 9,601 9,233 1 1,144 1,101 Kotpad P8 32 11,451 11,409 17 11,867 1l,009 4 4,895 4,890 Koding. P8 21 6,952 7,228 10 7,297 7,130 Dhairavasingpur P8 97 33,236 32,341 IS 9,257 8,770 1,376 1,157 Umarkot Talllk 47 16,352 15,704 5 3,182 2,789 1,376 1,157 Umarkot PS 21 7.031 6,892 5 3,023 2,916 Dobugam PS 29 9,853 9,745 5 3,052 3,065 Jorigam P5 50 16.716 17.121 2 1,432 1,39& 2 2,455 1,374 Malkangiri Taluk 22 6,969 7,155 1,311 1,199 Malkangiri P8 4 1,264 1,290 Motu 1'8 7 2,035 2,174 ,i 1,144 1,175 Venkatapalam P5 17 6,468 6,508 2 1,432 1,398 MathiliP8 72 23,111 23,794 14 8,779 9,038 4 5,651 5,777 Rnyagmia Subdlvi.>ion 24 7,199 7,473 2 1,485 1,628 1,196 1,218 Ray.gada Taluk 21 6,406 6,627 842 90S Ra~"l\a 12 3,693 3,82S 1,865 1,898 1,405 1,439 Bissamcuttack Taluk 10 3,124 3,218 I 521 529 1,40' 1,439 Bis,amcullack PS 2 569 007 2 1,344 1,369 AmbodalaPS 36 12,221 12,496 9 5,429 5,512 2 3,050 3,120 GUDupur Taluk 19 6,212 6,305 7 4,393 4,363 GUDupur PS 7 2,412 2,501 1,940 2,004 Gudar; PS 4 1,429 1,419 1 480 574 1,110 1,116 Padmapur PS 6 2,168 2,271 1 SS6 57S Putt.singi PS 100 STATE TABLE A-Ill-VILLAGES T"bl. A-III I-Village, with less tban 2,000 Population ,..------__,._------, Total Stote/District/ SuMivis 100/ • ____Less tban..A. ___ 200 -., 200--499 Talilk/Policc Station nUIJlberof ,--- --""'______--*Io inhabited Total Rural Population Number Population Number Population Tillages r------"-----, r- _ _._._- r----"------> Perso.llS Male. Females Male' Females Males Females 4 5 6 7 S 10 11 Sambalpur District 3,393 1,393,311 692,208 701,103 1,358 62,224 62,996 1,107 181,529 185,447 Sadar Subdivision 738 416,916 207,431 209,485 179 9,516 9,717 268 43,996 45,962 Samb.lpur PS 48 33,488 16,760 16,728 5 239 248 15 2,770 2,928 Reng.1i PS 76 33,677 16,401 17,276 14 642 719 40 6,534 6,946 Lakhanpur PS 64 39,338 19,486 19,852 14 818 808 23 4.124 4,259 'Brajarajnagar PS 49 27,587 14,398 tl,t89 15 839 901 17 2,713 2,856 Hirakud PS 5 3,671 1,832 1,839 1 93 83 1 215 226 Burla PS 36 22,316 11.494 10,822 11 644 631 10 1,413 1,468 Dharna PS 63 27,497 1M26 14,071 17 1,080 1,097 27 4,780 4,932 lujumura P& 81 26,133 12,829 13,304 40 1,585 1,600 22 3,472 3,657 Sa,on PS 81 47,312 23,J33 23,979 16 945 951 35 5,596 5,798 Katarbaga PS 73 53,592 2(; 511 27,081 13 B05 816 30 4,904 5,149 Jharsuguda PS 44 35.424 17,.676 17,748 6 370 377 7 1,254 1,279 Luikera PS 118 66,881 33,285 33,596 27 1,456 1,486 41 6,241 6,464 Bargal'll Subdivi~_ion 1,176 677,747 335,.7S6 341,991 196 12,461 12,900 476 82,861 84,330 Bargarh PS 64 67,219 33301 33,918 3 176 187 12 2,040 2,139 Paikmal PS 99 40,004 19893 20, It I 21 1,400 1,381 48 7,926 3.1 13 Jagdalpur PS 101 49,814 24810 25,004 15 1,071 1,085 41 7,329 7,387 Padampur PS 125 55,849 27513 28,336 37 1,919 2,024 53 8,934 9,274 Gni,ilat PS 84 39,085 19521 19,564 18 1,249 1,260 31 4,824 4,920 Melchh.munda PS 73 36,969 18,443 18,526 11 815 927 32 5,495 5,442 Sohela PS 93 57,507 2~,485 2~,022 9 566 567 39 7,300 7,566 Bljepur PS 108 57,544 28,577 28,967 15 1,153 1,183 S3 1l,280 10,529 Barpali PS 75 62,045 :;0,765 31,280 6 410 413 24 4,080 4,283 Bheden PS 93 57,642 28,465 29,177 12 720 784 35 5,843 6,065 Attahir. PS 75 63,982 31,792 32,190 10 597 614 22 3.922 4,031 Bhatli PS 83 52,769 25,954 26,815 8 517 496 32 5,188 5,406 Ambabhona PS 103 37,318 J8,237 19,081 31 1,867 1,979 54 8,700 9,175 Deognrll SIlMivislo," 610 113,374 56,511 S6,861 429 16,178 16,536 142 20,536 20,$20 Deogarh PS 174 27.837 13,919 13,91g 13(, 5J72 5,374 27 4,294 4,336 Riamal p~ (portion l}'ing in 173 26,617 13.262 13,355 136 4,665 4,617 26 3,713 3,761 Deogarh Subdivisioo) Barkotc PS 140 31,970 15,995 15,975 70 3,305 3,328 57 7,649 7,544 Naikul PS 133 26,950 13,335 13,615 87 3,036 3,217 32 4,880 4,879 KlIc/Zill.ta SuMlvision 520 132,726 66,186 66,540 297 13,774 13,848 156 24,622 24,924 Kuchindn PS 140 39,633 19,650 19,983 75 3,306 3,412 43 7,158 7,285 Govindpur PS 65 28,900 14,510 14,390 18 1,079 1,018 31 5,1 sO 5,307 Mahulpali PS 141 35,888 17,829 18,059 73 3,838 3,999 49 7,432 7,436 Gourpali PS 146 25,884 12,968 12,916 106 4,664 4,589 30 4,540 4,534 Riamal PS (Portion lying 'i~ 28 2,421 1,229 1,192 25 887 830 3 342, 362 Kuchinda SUbdivision) Rairakl!o/ SubdMslon 339 52,548 Z6,324 26,224 257 10.095 9.995 65 9,514 9,711 Rairakhol PS 123 19,273 9,679 9,594 94 3,705 3,748 25 3,747 3,86R 'N."tldeul PS· 121 20,428 10,237 10,191 88 3,101 3,124 23 3,391 3,465 CMrmolPS 95 12,847 6,408 6,439 75 3,089 3,123 17 2,376 2,378 Bol.ugi, District 2,524 1,019,027 508,395 510,632 741 43,374 43,146 1,126 185,820 186.888 Sodar Subdivisiol1 693 286,743 143,104 143,639 197 12,J(j8 Jl,011 322 53,910 54,702 Bolangir Pi) 287 117,620 58,745 58,875 70 3/68 3,928 143 24,318 24,423 Loisingha PS 159 S{).420 40,382 40,038 35 2.119 2,113 72 12.171 12,168 Tusra PS 247 88.703 43,971 44,726 92 6,181 5,980 107 17,421 18,111 Patnagarlr Suhdivi3ion 413 180,194 89,787 90,407 96 6,164 6,097 190 31,838 31.914 paln.garh PS 189 74,.'24 37,118 37,406 57 3,601 3,557 79 12,833 13,025 lIelpara PS 105 55,964 27,927 28,031 17 1,146 1,121 48 8,145 8,065 Khaprakbol PS 119 49,706 24,742 24,964 22 _. 1,417 1,419 63 10,860 10,824 ---~------101 CLASSIFIED BY POPLLATION Village. classified by popul.non ------I-Villages. with le.ls than 2,OO() Population-l"mlf,ld. H-Villages with a Popul.lioR 01 2,000-9,999 ..... r------~----~ 500-9~9 1,000-1,999 2,000-4,999 5,000- -9,999 S tate/ District/ Subdiyis ion I r--____"__ ---, ..... r----'------, r-____"______" TaluklPolice Station Population Number Popuiation Number PopUlaLio. Number r-__populationA __""-\ Number r--_.A.._-""""""lI ,----"----. r-----"---..... Males Fomol •• MIlo. Females Male. Fe ... les Mal •• FelllalOS 12 1-' 14 IS 16 17 18 U 20 21 22 23 643 219,288 225,801 235 156,848 156,643 48 '6278 '4,268 2 6,041 5,943 Sambalpur District 174 59,342 61,285 97 65,783 65,107 20 28,794 27,414 Sadar Subdivision 17 5,672 5,767 9 5,595 5,587 2 2,484 2,198 Sambalpur PS 15 4,774 4,938 7 4,451 4,673 Rengali PS 13 4,388 4,359 3 8,986 9,208 I I,I70 [,2i8 Lakhanpur PS Itl 3,367 3,582 4 3,874 2,572 3 3,545 3,278 Brajara)nagar PS 2 834 838 I 690 692 Hirakud PS 9 2,477 2,595 3 2,070 2,077 3 4,890 4,osi Bunn PS 14 4,729 5,156 5 2,917 2,886 Dbama PS h 4,728 4,840 5 3,044 3,207 Jujomura PS 15 5,[06 5,365 14 9,764 9,844 ,i 1,922 2,oii Sason PS 14 4,937 5,098 11 7,869 8,0[5 5 7,996 8,003 Katarbaga PS 20 7,[S[ 7,425 8 5,077 4,849 3 3,794 3,818 Jharsuguda PS 31 1P49 11,322 17 11,446 11,497 2 2,993 2,827 Laikera PS 355 121,365 125,349 123 80,955 81,410 24 32,073 32,034 2 6,041 5,948 BargarJz SlJbdivision 23 8,003 8,3J8 19 13,326 13,478 7 1),756 9,806 Bargarh PS 26 8,243 8,284 4 2,324 2,333 Paikmal PS 40 13,448 [3,650 5 2,961 2,882 Jagdalpur PS 28 9,865 [0,102 6 3,978 4,179 'j 2,sii 2,757 Padampur PS 30 10,334 10,397 5 3,114 2,987 Gaisilat PS 23 7,918 7,966 7 4,215 4,[91 Melchhamunda PS 32 11,169 11,410 11 7,027 7,170 '2 2,423 2,309 Sohela PS 3[ 9,611 [0,560 8 5,197 5,381 1 1,336 1,314 Bijepur PS 26 9,548 JO,602 16 10,237 9.495 2 3,266 3,296 I 3,224 3,19i Barpali PS 31 10.239 10,497 12 7,962 8,176 3 370[ 3,655 Bheden PS 22 8,126 8,070 13 9,138 9,309 8 10,009 10,166 Attabira PS 29 9,838 10,290 13 8,829 9,135 1 1,582 t,488 BhatliP~ 14 5,023 5,213 4 2,647 2,714 Ambabhona PS 42 13,961 14,248 6 4,433 4,38 1,203 1,179 Deog(Jrh Subdil'is;on 9 3,00[ 3,022 2 1,252 1,[86 Deogarh PS 9 3,030 3,141 1 651 657 'j 1,20:i 1,179 Riamal PS (Portion iying in Deogarh Subdivision) 12 4,145 4,302 1 896 801 Barkole PS 12 3,785 3,783 2 1,634 1,736 " Naikul PS 57 20,083 20,389 8 4,83J 4,855 2 2,876 2,524 Kuchinda Subdivision 18 6,236 6,40 [ 3 1,565 1,727 1,385 [,f58 Kuchinda PS 11 4,240 4,243 4 2,550 2.456 1,491 1,366 Govindpur PS 19 6,559 6,624 Mahulpali PS 9 3,048 3,121 'i 7iG Gii GourpaJi PS Riamal PS (Portion lying in Kucbinda Subdivision). 15 4,537 4,530 846 871 1,332 /,117 Rairakhol Subdidsior. 3 895 86[ 1,332 1,117 Rairakhol PS 9 2,699 2.731 1 84~ 871 Naktideul PS 3 943 93 Charma! PS 510 173,042 173,936 131 84,479 84,825 15 19,143 19,364 2,537 2,473 Bola"gir District 123 41,610 41,570 47 30,824 30,868 4 4,592 4,478 Sadar Subdivision 56 18,868 18,956 18 1[,69[ 11,568 Bo1angir PS 31 10,679 10,384 18 11,846 11,921 '3 3,567 3,452 Loh1DgJm PS 36 12,063 12,230 11 7,287 7,379 I 1,025 1,026 Tusra PS 104 34,571 35,037 20 13,245 13,292 3 3,969 4,G67 Patllo"Jorh Subdivision 44 14,516 14,409 8 5,042 5,220 1 1,126 1,195 Patnagarh PS 19 10,140 10,365 9 5,653 5,614 2 2,843 2,872 Belpura PS 3[ 9,915 10,263 3 2,550 2,458 Khaprakhoi PS (221 Cen,-26) 102 STATE TABLE A-III-VILLAGES Table A-III 1- -Villages with less lhan 2,000 Population St.tofDistrictlSubdivision, Total Tot.1 Rural Population Loss than 200 200-~99 T,::t)uk/Polioe Station number of r------'-- ---. r----_..._- -"-'\ inhabited. Population r- _____ .A.__ _-. N"mBer Number Povubtion .,.mages r- _"----. Persons Male, Females Males Females Male. Female-; 3 4 6 8 10 11 Bolangir District- -concId. Sonepur Subdivision 763 257,407 13J,2N 131,1]0 3<13 16,101 16, 01 95 46,387 46,975 Sonepur PS 63 16,137 8,004 8,133 30 J,548 1,653 27 4,148 4,160 Tarbha PS 173 59,141 29,606 29,535 83 4,4L3 4,373 57 8,726 8,698 Binka PS 76 38,736 19,430 19,306 16 640 574 33 5,337 5,324 Dungripali PS 145 64,360 31,996 32,364 36 2,Of6 2,127 65 10,713 10,856 Birmaharajpur PS 232 71,077 35,369 35,708 104 5,276 5,331 87 13,247 13,AS Smdholl'S 74 17,956 ~,892 9,064 40 2,023 2,003 26 4,21. 4,397 Tillagarh Subdivision 655 284,683 142,207 142,476 145 9,041 8,967 319 53,685 53,297 Tillagarh PS 149 69,147 34,659' 34,488 44 2,489 2,576 55 9,461 9,555 St:intala PS 183 71,199 35,696 35,503 51 3,141 3,042 90 14,964 14,599 Kant,banji PS 148 65,786 32,763 33,023 22 1,524 1,520 79 13,20.1 13,214 Turekela PS 70 26,370 13,242 13,128 II 722 70S 44 7,478 7,402 Sindhekela PS 105 52,181 25,847 26,334 17 1,165 1,121 51 8,579 8,527 Baudh-Khondmals 4,471 508,339 252,562 255,777 3,791 127,391 129,915 S80 84,9al 86,499 District Kltondmals Subdivision 1,215 96,133 47,682 48,451 1,120 30,399 31,665 81 10,939 11,225 Phulbani PS 343 29,486 14,929 14,557 314 8,365 8,635 25 3,353 3,406 Phiringia PS 659 42,662 20,993 21,669 625 15,810 16,503 30 4,U28 4,010 KhajuripJda PS 213 23,985 11,760 12,225 181 6,224 6,527 26 3,558 3,809 Baudlt Subdivision 1,091 184,348 92,573 91,775 767 32,J64 32,263 272 41,332 40,MB Baudh PS 352 68,196 34,441 33,755 228 10,413 10,242 106 16,376 15,'% Ghanlapada PS 216 34,512 1-7,149 17,363 159 6,444 6,424 43 6,313 6,494 Manamunda PS 291 50,312 25,207 25,105 198 R,729 8,924 80 12,138 11,870 Harbhang. PS· 232 31,328 15,776 15,552 182 6,778 6,673 43 6,505 6,498 Ball '[Tufa Subdivision 2,165 227,858 112,307 115,551 64,628 65,987 227 32.630 31,426 Boliguda Taluk 1,422 124,100 61,459 62,641 1,302 ~9,630 40,350 102 13,691 14,583 Baliguda PS 70S 58,977 29,316 29,661 656 18,487 18,871 38 5,052 5,417 Belghar PS 176 10,933 5,431 5,502 167 4,0(,0 4,143 9 1,371 1,359 KGtgarh PS 221 19,157 9,620 9,537 208 6,888 6,867 9 1,208 1,235 Daringibadi PS 320 35,033 17,092 17,941 271 10,195 10,469 46 6,060 6,512 G: Udayagiri Taluk 743 103,758 50,848 52,910 602 24,998 25,637 125 18,939 19,843 G. Udayagiri PS 476 70,690 34,671 36,019 381 15,839 15,999 80 12,328 13,011 Raikia PS 267 33,068 16,177 16,891 221 9,159 9,638 45 6,611 6,832 Ganiam District 3,773 1,716,686 819,464 897.222 1,677 71,089 74.615 974 153,594 165,983 Chalrapur Subdil't.sion 791 532,332 25?,110 280,23) 191 8,Y03 9,5u7 2?6 3~,2'8 40,4 '1 Chatrapur Taluk 264 233,920 1(2,4&1 121,439 42 2,409 2,546 68 11,246 12,295 Chalrapur PS 88 81,779 39,414 42,365 9 548 618 21 3,404 3,852 Rambha PS (portion) •• 72 31,272 15,187 16,085 29 1,563 1,721 25 4,173 4,474 Purushottampur PS (portion) .• 61 63,188 29,994 33,194 3 173 1"·0 18 3,022 3,175 Hinjili PS (portion) 43 57,681 27886 29,795 20 27 4 647 794 KoJala Taluk 527 298,412 139,619 158,793 149 6494 6,961 158 24,982 28,126 Rambha PS (portion) 131 53,930 25,90~ 28,021 53 2,570 2,740 41 6,339 6,R19 Kodala PS. .. 231 124,780 58,782 65,998 71 2,710 2,772 68 10.721 11,948 Purushottnmpur PS. (portion) .• 165 119,702 54,928 64,774 25 1,214 1,449 49 7,922 9,359 103 CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION Villages classified by populatiGIl ------I-Villages with Ie .. tban 2,000 Pop.lalion-concld• II-Villages witb a Population of 2,000--9,999 .A.._____ --, r------_.J,~ ____ _...., 500 -999 1,000-1,999 2,890-4,999 r-___5,000- -9,999__ -. StateIDistrict/Sl1hd;,isioni .., .---.-'--..... ,__.__.A______..., A TOlukjPolicO Statio" Numbe< Population Number Population N .mbor Population Number PopulAtio~ _.A...__ ~ r-_..A-_.. ,---,,----\ Female~ Mal .. Females Mal.. Females .I\Ial ... Fe!llalc-s 12 13 14 IS 17 18 19 26 21 22 23 Bola~gir Distrit-c.nclli, 133 45,261 45,286 26 16,3.5!1 16,449 s 6,746 6,860 1 2,537 2,473 S.n"nr Subdivision 5 1,560 1,663 1 648 657 Sonepur PS 25 8,857 8,751 6 3,732 3,854 1 1,32i 1,394 2,413 Tarbh. PS 29 0,029 IO,OQ7 3 1,680 1,653 1 1,744 1,748 Binka PS 34 11.710 11 ,905 8 5,184 5,164 2 2,303 2,312 DUllgripali PS 32 10,353 10,296 8 5,115 5,121 1 1,378 1,412 Birmaharajpur PS 8 2,648 2,664 SiJldh~l'PS ]50 51,594 52,043 38 24,051 24,216 3 3,953 Titlagarh Subdivision 32 11,060 11,198 18 11,649 11,159 Titlagarb PS 33 11,107 11,215 8 5,306 5,475 1 1,178 1,172 Saint.I. PS 41 13,521 13,565 5 3,178 3,290 1 1,337 1,434 Kantabanji PS 15 5,042 5,018 Turekela PS 29 10,864 11,047 7 3,giS 4,292 1 ],32i 1,347 Sindhekela PS 83 26,471 26,434 14 8,896 9,150 3 4,897 3,779 lIaudh-Khondmals District 3,391 3,405 J 596 482 2,357 1,674 Khondmal. Subdivision 3 854 842 2,357 1,674 Pbulbani PS 4 1,155 1,156 Pbiringia PS S 1,382 1,407 596 Khajuripada PS 46 14,851 14,555 6 4,026 4,109 Baudh SubdivisIon 14 4,770 4,596 4 2,882 2,931 Baudh PS 14 4,392 4,445 Gbanlapada PS 12 3,758 3,731 1 57i 580 Manamunda PS 6 1,921 1,783 1 572 598 Harbhanga PS .25 8,235 8,474 7 4,274 4,559 2 2,540 2,105 Baliguda Subdivision 12 4,035 3,994 2,873 2,780 1,230 934 Baliguda Truuk 6 2,206 2,167 4 2,341 2,272 1,230 934 Baliguda PS Belgbar PS 3 992 927 'i 532 508 Kotgarh PS 3 837 900 Daringibadi PS 13 4,200 4,48<\ 2 1,401 1,779 1,310 1,171 G. Udayagiri Talu],: 12 3,793 4,059 2 1,401 1,779 1,310 1,171 G. Udayagiri PS 1 407 421 Raikia PS 663 222,762 246,338 346 220,335 247,179 109 140,171 151,494 4 11,513 11,613 Ganjam District 2')7 69,216 78,611 128 80,292 90,870 37 51,753 55,052 2 5,698 5,771. Chalrapur Subdivision 73 26,062 28,776 59 38,855 42,939 21 31,227 32,189 2,682 2,694 Chatrapur Taluk 30 10,694 12,067 22 13,559 15,105 6 11,209 10,723 Chatr.pur PS 15 5,056 5,312 1 593 693 2 3,697 3,ilS5 Rambha PS (portio.. ) 16 5,748 6,297 17 11,302 12,653 6 7,0.7 8,195 °i 2,682 2,694 Purushottampur PS (portion) 12 4,564 5,100 19 13,401 14,488 7 ',254 9,336 Hinjili PS (portio.) 134 43,164 49,835 69 41,437 47,931 16 20,52' 22,863 3,016 3,077 Kodala Taluk 24 7,117 8,020 10 6,362 6,852 3 3,521 3,590 Rambha PS (portion) 56 18,464 20,723 29 17,095 19,738 7 9,792 II,S17 Kodal. PS 54 17,5i3 21,092 30 17,980 21,341 6 7,2J3 1,458 3,oiti 3,077 Puru,bottampur PS (partioD) 104 STATE TABLE A-In-ViLLAGES- Table A-ill I-Villages with I.ss than 2,000 Population ""------. Slate, DfstrictlSubdivision/ Total Les. than 200 200-499 Taluk/Police StatioR namber of r---.A.__ ___...., r-___.A.-----, inhabited Total Rural Population, Number Population Number Popnlatt•• village. ,-.-_.... _-. ,-____A.__ • Personi Males Female. Femal., M.I•• 2 4 5 7 3 9 10 11 Gonia .. District-concld. Berhampur Subdivision 865 424,921 204,054 220,867 341 13,857 14,617 243 39,543 42,48J Berbampur Taluk 203 154,559 73,801 80,758 56 2,070 2,368 38 6,579 7,273 Berhampur Taluk PS (portion) .• 141 141,846 67,797 74,049 9 506 583 28 4,857 5.451 Ra",.giri PS (portion) 22 1,009 ~17 492 21 333 330 184 16% Hinjili PS (pornon) 6 3,108 1,4lJ 1,695 2 157 171 2 375 459 Nuagam PS (Portion) 34 8,596 4,074 4,522 24 1,074 1,279 7 1,163 1,201 Digapahandy Taluk 378 170,780 83,205 87.575 152 6,625 6,762 123 20.284 21.290 Nu.gam PS (Portion) 190 69,078 33,969 35.109 96 4,143 4,189 56 9.297 9,562 Hinjili PS (Portion) 14 8,932 4,341 4,591 7 1.265 1.288 Pattapur PS (Portion) •• 162 82,033 39.843 42,190 5S 2,387- 2,480 57 9,109 9.801 Betbampur Taluk PS (Portion) .• 12 10,737 5,052 5,685 1 95 93 3 613 639 Chikiti Taluk 284 99,582 47,048 ~2,534 133 5,162 5,4~7 82 12,680 13,926 Nuagam PI> (Portion) 79 31,015 14,712 16,303 32 1,529 1,653 26 4.069 4.436 Jarada PS 197 66,190 31.143 35,047 '6 3,303 3,498 54 8,273 9,186 Berhampur Taluk PS (Portion) 8 2.377 1,193 1,184 5 330 336 2 338 304- Ghumusur Subdivision 909 494,331 232,803 261,528 329 13,593 14,298 233 37,593 40,666 Ghumusur Taluk 383 240,069 112,908 127,161 94 4,109 4,300 109. 18,075 19,754 BhanJanagar PS 120 76,511 35,928 40.583 28 1,226 1,196 32 4.978 5,550 Tarasingi PS 86 44,269 21,697 22,572 24 885 955 28 4,899 5,093 Gang.pur PS (Portion) 40 33,93'4 14,656 19,278 6 282 412 12 1,712 2.173 BUKUd PS 137 85,355 40,627 44,728 36 1,716 1,737 37 6,486 6,938 Surado Taluk 255 77,389 37.672 39,717 157 5,981 6,273 58 8,578 8.912 Sur"d. PS 96 32,065 15,583 16.482 66 2,284 2,326 16 2.485 2,551 Dodogodo PS (Portion) 128 38,591 18,893 19.698 65 2,930 3,096 41 5,890 6,144 Mohana PS (Portion) 30 4,338 2.108 2,230 26 767 851 1 203 21T Gangapur PS (Portion) 1 2,395 1,088 1.307 Aska Taluk 271 176,873 82,223 94,650 78 3,503 3,725 66 10,940 12,000 Ask. PS 133 91,671 42,439 49,232 34 1,684 1.790 34 5.709 6.253 Pattapur PS (Portion) 49 31,703 15,321 16,382 8 520 533 15 2,587 2,819 Bodogodo PS (Portion) 24 8.328 4.087 4,241 II 419 445 6 821 829 Ganl:apur PS (Portion) 65 45,171 20,376 24,795 25 880 957 11 1,823 2.099 Parlakhemundi SubdMsion 1,208 265,102 130,507 134,595 816 34,736 36,193 272 40,230 42,407 Parlakhemundi Taluk 557 166,037 81,696 84.341 323 14,772 15,489 138 21,225 22,175 Parlokhemundi PS 186 98.272 48,724 49,548 58 3,177 3,174 52 8.718 8;811 Serango PS (Portion) 202 39,833 19,357 20,476 138 6,210 6,639 50 7,242 7,817 Ramosiri PS (Portion) 169 27,932 13,615 14,317 127 5,385 5,676 36 5,265 5,547 R. Uday.giri Taluk 651 99,065 48,811 50,254 493 19,964 20,704 134 19,005 20.232 It. Uday.giri PS 180 27,116 13.557 13,559 140 6.228 6,167 35 4,827 -5.045 Serango PS (Portion) 58 7,627' 3,716 3,911 <48 1,532 1,667 7 926 1,005 Ramosiri PS (Portion) 129 13,233 6,552 6,681 113 3,942 4,092 15 2,101 2,175 Mohana PS (Portion) 284 51,089 24,986 26.103 192 8,262 8.778 77 11.151 12,007 Suudargarh District 1,588 312,927 309;930 549 31-,653 31,524 641 103,570 103,731 Sadar Subdir;sion 702 326,607 162,536 164,131 194 11,247 11,439 282 45,671 46,075 Sun~arg"rh PS 90 40,945 20,167 20,77S 15 1,056 1.109 45 7,286 7,522 L~phripara PS 96 36,397 18,400 18,497 37 2,045 2,103 36 5,703 5,638 Hemgir PS 137 36,840 18,236 lR,604 71 3,646 3,682 51 7,662 7,882 BhaslTIa PS 94 44,285 22,118 22,167 25 1,618 1.654 38 6.300 6,490 Talsaro PS 100 56,375 28,115 28,260 19 1,147 1,148 39 6,585 6,516 Bargaon PS 95 51,428 25,710 25,718 12 928 916 47 8,2t7 ~.1611 Rajgan gpu r PS 90 59,897 29,790 30,107 15 807 21 26 3,91d 3,859 105 CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION Villages Classified by population ------1-Villace. with le.s than 2,000 Population--concld, 1I- -Villago. with a Population of 2,000-9,999 r---- ____A,.______-'------, 50()-999 1,000- -1,999 2,000--4,999 5,000- -9,999 State/District/Subdivision I .A.- ----, r--__"-----, r---__ r-___...I- ~ r----__,.___-~ Taluk/Police Station Number Population Number population r __J... __ ..... Number r-Population__J... __ ,..., Number r-Population__.A. __ -. r---~ Males Female. Males Females Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 GaDjam District-concld, 168 56,727 62,653 84 54,717 60,076 28 36,689' 38,437 2,511 2,595 Berhampur Subdivision 53 18,755 21,066 41 27,248 29,836 15 19,149 20,215 Berhampur Taluk 52 18,483 20,730 37 24,802 27,065 15 19,149 20,215 Berhampur Taluk P5 (PortIon) Ram"giri P5 (Portion) 272 336 609 729 HinjiJj PS (Portion) 1,837 2,042 Nuagam 1'S (portion) ~2 20,851 22,145 30 19,571 21,015 10 13,363 13,768 2,511 2,595 Digapahandy Taluk 23 8,032 8,392 11 6,452 6,836 3 3,534 3,535 2,511 2,595 Nua~am PS (Portion) 5 1,693 1,846 2 1,383 1,457 Hinjili PS (Portio!,) 29 9,376 9,842 15 10,350 11,175 '6 8,6ii 8,892 Patlapur P5 (portion) 5 1,750 2,065 2 1,386 1,547 1 1,208 1,341 Berhampur Taluk PS (portion) 53 17,121 19,442 13 7,908 9,225 4,177 4,454 Chikiti Taluk 16 5,084 5,759 4 2,781 3,337 1 1,249 1,118 Nuagam P5 (Portion) 36 11,512 13,139 9 5.127 5.888 2 2,928 3,336 Jarada P8 1 525 544 Berharnpur Taluk PS (Portion) 197 64,978 72,899 III 70,609 81,291 39 46,030 52,37-1 Glmmusur Subdivisiol'l 108 36,149 40,959 59 39,095 44,654 13 15,480 17,494 Ghumusur Taluk 38 12.618 14,319 18 12,191 14,096 4 4,915 5,422 Bhanjanagar 1'S 22 7,730 R,105 11 6,975 7,172 I 1,208 1,247 Tarasingi PS 8 2,670 3,604 10 5,915 7,875 4 4,077 5,214 Gangapur PS (Po,tion) 40 13,131 14,931 20 14,014 15,511 4 5,280 5,611 Buguda PS 23 8,171 8,413 10 5,873 6,209 9,068 9,910 Surada Taluk 5. 1,880 1,926 4 2,589 2,714 5 6,345 6,965 Surada 1'S 15 5,154 5,325 6 3,284 3,495 1 1,635 1,638 BodQgodo P8 (Portion) 3 1,138 1,162 Mohana 1'8 (Portion) 1,088 1,307 Gangapur 1'S (Portion) 66 20,657 23,527 42 25,641 30,428 19 21,482 24.970 ,. Aska Taluk 33 10,292 12,215 21 12,295 14,708 11 12,459 14,266 Aska PS IS 5,754 6,170 6 3,652 3,850 2 2,808 3,010 Pattapur PS (Portion) 4 1,315 1,392 3 1,532 1,575 Bodogodo PS (Portion) 11 3,296 3,750 12 8,162 10,295 '(; 6,2is 7,694 Gangapur 1'8 (Portioo) 91 31,831 32,175 23 14,707 14,942 5 5.699 5,631 3,3Q4 3,247 Parrakhemundi Subdivision 70 14,416 25,083 21 13,341 13,677 4 4,638 4,670 3,304 3,247 Parlakhemundi Taluk 56 19,715 20,060 16 10,269 10,581 3,541 3,675 3,304 3,247 Parlakbemundi PS II 3,596 3,803 2 1.212 1,222 1,097 995 Serango PS (portion) 3 1,105 1,220 3 1,860 1.874 Ram"giri PS (Portion) 21 7,415 7,092 2 1,366 1,265 1.061 961 R. Udayagiri Taluk 3 805 846 636 540 1,061 961 R. Udayagiri PS 3 1,258 1,239 Serango PS (Portion) 1 509 414 Ramagiri PS (Portion) 14 4,843 4,593 730 Mohana P8 (portion) Z95 101,491 91 61,501 59,8l1 12 15,799 13.353 Sund9.rgftrh District 157 54,706 56,213 61 40,828 40,865 8 10,084 9,539 '~'.. 8a&11' Subdh'isio"fl 25 8,476 8,872 5 3,349 3,275 Sundargarh 1'S 16 5,986 6,126 6 3,464 3.408 . i l.i02 Lephripnra 1'S II 3,786 3,882 3 2,117 2.130 1 1,025 ::~~ Hemgir PS 22 7,ROO 7,680 8 5,131 5,186 1 1,269 1.157 ,. 'Bhasma PS 30 10,531 10,754 9 5,906 6,045 3 3,946 3,797 Tulsara PS 24 8,445 8,ng 12 8.120 7,'XJ6 Hargaon PS 29 9,682 10,171 18 12,741 12,915 2 2,6~i 2,335 Rujgnngpnf PS 1221 Cen.-27) 106 STATE TABLE A-III-VILLAGES Table A-Ill - - --- I-Villages with less than 2.000 Population ,..------___,A__ ------, StateJDlstridJ Subdivisionj Total Less than 200 200-499 Talulr{Poliec Station Number of ,-----'----- r'~-----' inhabitod Total Rural Populatjon Number Population Number Popu]ation villages .----_...... _ ,------. ,-___..__--., ~ PerSODS Males Females Males Females Males Females .;' 2 3 '" 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Sundargarh District-concld. Panposn Subdidsion 368 157,349 78,881 78,468 94 5,577 5,690 167 28,572 28,518 Birmitrapur PS 58 22,134 11,122 11,012 21 1,341 1,292 21 3,578 3,515 Raiboga PS 46 23,141 11,375 j 1,766 8 ~26 473 26 4,720 4,905 Bisra PS 179 75,487 38,085 37,402 42 2, 14 2,725 84 14,071 13,17!} Raghunathpali PS 85 36,5S7 18,299 18,288 23 1.196 1,200 36 6,203 6,328 Bonai Subdivision 518 138,841 71,510 67,331 261 14,829 14,395 192 29,327 29,138 Bonaigarb PS 221 60,228 31,507 28,721 128 7,232 7,104 66 10,299 -10,441 BankiPS 38 10,460 5,282 5,184 13 540 584 19 2,708 2,778 Gurundia PS 80 20,500 10,380 10,120 42 2,386 2,220 29 4,638 4.465 Sarasara Balang PS 38 9,196 4,627 4,569 22 1,125 1,070 11 1,671 1,660 Mahulpada PS 33 8,720 4,376 4,344 13 717 721 16 2,345 1,344 Koira PS 53 12,917 6,625 6,292 25 1,561 1,507 22 2,826 2,802 Kamarposh Balang PS 55 16,814 8,713 8,101 18 1,268 1,189 29 4,840 4,648 Dhenkanal District 2,512 981,847 490,880 490,967 1,148 54,913 54,713 744 119,017 119,223 DIt.nkana! Subdivision ';13 213,981 107,211 106,770 128 6,987 6,883 1]2 22,021 21,878 Sadar PS 206 102,233 51,232 51,001 73 3,784 3,758 65 10,534 10,543 Motanga PS 55 36,386 17,988 18,398 5 345 326 22 3,854 3,842 Gondia PS 152 75,362 37,991 37,371 50 2,858 2,799 45 7,633 7,493 Kumakhyanagar SubdivivioIJ 389 206,927 102,805 104,122 120 6,405 6,674 121 19,382 19,708 Kamakhyanagar PS 198 97,777 4R,741 49,036 65 3,634 3,761 60 9,362 9,610 Parjuns PS 112 11,494 35,304 36,190 31 1,714 1,781 32 5,229 5,333 Bhnban PS 79 37,656 18,160 18.896 24 1,057 1,132 29 4,791 4,765 Angul Subdivision 471 214,800 107,105 107,695 185 8,487 8,574 148 24,067 24,039 Angul PS 146 83,116 41,033 42,083 51 2,458 2,580 39 6,211 6,145 Purunakote PS 70 13,732 6,901 6,831 45 2,183 2.154 20 3,069 3,138 Jarapada PS 70 35,620 17,856 17,764 22 1,033 24 3,822 3,756 Chhendipada PS 107 48,989 24,833 24,156 40 1,437 W~ 36 6,118 6,130 Bantala PS 78 33,343 16,482 16,861 27 1,376 1,368 29 4,847 4,870- Talcher Subdivision 285 108,338 55,010 53,328 130 6,033 5,946 85 14,215 14,206 Talchcr PS 118 38,116 18,959 19,157 56 2,429 2,339 35 5,978 6,064 Colliery PS 49 27,852 14,818 13,034 25 991 988 8 1,441 1,357 Kaniha PS 118 42,370 21,233 21,137 49 2,613 2,619 42 6,7% 6,785 Atltmallil< Subdiviision 518 100,326 50,529 49,797 344 15,813 15,556 143 21,365 21,109 AthmallikPS 180 34,661 17,367 17,294 121 5,128 5,144 S1 7,940 8,000 Kisborenagar PS 130 25,484 12,879 12,605 86 3,806 3,713 3S 5,050 4,893 Thakurgarh PS 120 19,734 9,970 ~.764 90 4,586 4,500 25 3,569 3,524 Handapa PS 88 20,447 10,313 10,134 47 2,293 2,199 32 4,806 4,692 Hindol SubdivIsion 178 84,791 41,809 42,982 68 3,123 3,119 51 8,283 8,330 Hindol PS 54 19,087 9,534 9,55. 29 1,431 1,414 11 1,865 1,815 Balimi PS 61 30,150 14,877 15,273 18 839 850 21 3,534 3,569 Rasol PS 63 35,554 17,398 18,156 21 851 855 19 2,884 2,946 Paflalmra Subdivision 258 52,684 26,411 26,273 173 8,065 7,961 64 9,684 9,953 Pall.hara PS 154 30,022 15,105 14,917 109 4,966 4,860 33 4,862 5,030 Kh.marP~ 104 22,662 11,306 11,356 64 3,099' 3,101 31 4,822 4,923 ------'------107 CLASSIFIED. BY POPUl,ATION ViJl:ages classified by population ------J -Vill.grs with loss th.n 2,000 PopulatioL-concld. II-Villages with a Population of 1,000-9,999 r------'------, r------...... __---- , 500-999 1,000-1,999 StatefDistrictfSubdivisior { r-__..A... __-. r-___2,Oon-4,999.A. __ -, 5,000-9,999 r----'------, ,-___.A.---'1 Taluk/Police Station Number Population Number PopUlation Number Population Numrber Population r--- _..A..___.-... r-_-A,._... r----"-__._, r----'-- , Mal .. Femal<.ll Mal~s Females Males Female< Males Females 12 13 14 IS. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 ---- Sunuargarh District-concld. 82 27,416 27,566 24 16,210 15,7J6 1,096 958 Par1postl Subdivision 14 4,471 4,650 2 1,730 1,555 Birmitrapur PS 7 2,385 2,515 5 3,R44 3,873 Raiboga PS 43 14,561 14,550 9 5,743 5,399 1,0§6 958 Bio;ra PS 18 5,997 5,851 S 4903 4,909 Raghuna,hpali PS 56 18,281 17,712 6 4,453 3,230 3 4,619 2,856 BOllai Subdivision 22 7,277 7,369 2 2,080 951 4,619 2,856 Bonaigarh PS 5 1,516 1,279 518 543 B.nki PS 8 2,658 2,753 698 682 Gurunai. PS 4 1,267 1,267 564 572 Sarasa t a Balang PS 4 1,314 1,279 Mabulpada PS 5 1,645 1,501 I 59j 4S2 Koira PS 8 2,605 2,264 Karbarposh B.lang PS 400 138,981 141,230 178 120,205 120,151 41 54,726 52,501 1 3,038 3,149 Dhenkanal District 94 32,313 32,695 SO 34,764 34,130 9 11,126 11,184 D"ellkallal Subdivision 40 14,051 13,992 23 16,892 16,656 5 5,971 6,052 Sadar PS 18 6,411 6,815 9 6,283 6,205 I 1,095 1,210 Motanga PS 36 11,851 11,888 18 11,589 11,269 3 4,060 3,922 Gondia PS 99 34'(;70 35,471 38 27,096 27,083 10 12,214 l2,OJ; 1 3,038 3,149 Kamakhyanagar Subdivision 53 19,311 19,909 16 11,540 11.365 4 4,89$ 4,39! Kamakhyanagar PS 29 9,369 9,432 14 9,798 10,040 5 6,156 6,455 1 3,038' 3,149' Parj.ng PS 17 5,990 6,130 8 5,758 5,678 1 1,164 1,191 Bhuban PS 80 28.019 28,594 47 32,029 32,410 11 14,503 14,078 Angu/ SulJdivision 29 10,280 10,675 20 13,440 13,949 7 8,644 8,73 AngulPS 5 1,649 1,539 Porunakote PS 12 4,219 4,264 ii 8,782 8,Gili Jar.pada PS 20 7,1l6 7,133 8 5,407 5,348 , 3 4,755 4,189 Chhendipada PS 14 4,755 4,983 7 4,400 4,485 1 1,104 1,155 Bantala PS 45 15,576 15,696 20 12,183 ll,878 5 7,003 5,602 Talcher u.bdivision 22 7,329 7,506 4 2,208 2,213 1 1,015 1,035 Talcher PS 4 1,469 1,401 8 4,929 4,721 4 5,988 4,567 Colliery PS 19 6,778 6,789 8 5,046 4,944 Kanih. rs 27 9,226 9,230 3 1,882 1,809 2,243 2,093 " .. Athmq}li~ S"bdMsiOl> 7 2,056 2,057 2,243 2,093 Athmallik PS 7 2,705 2,734 2 1,318 I ,iris Kishorenagar PS 5 1,815 1,740 Thakurqarh PS 8 2,650 2,699 564 544 Hand.pa PS 38 13,223 13,651 17 10,664 11,319 4 6,516 6,56~ ffindof Subdivision 12 3,852 4,027 I 539 637 I 1.845 1,660 "nindol PS 14 4,913 5,059 7 4,304 4,448 I 1,287 1,347 Salimi PS 12 4,458 4,565 9 5,821 6,234 2 3,3S4 3,556 Rasol PS 17 .5,954 .5,893 3 1,587 1,511 1,121 944 Pa/{al!ara Subdivlsio • 9 3,095 3,067 2 1,061 1,016 1,121 944 Pallahara PS 8 2,859 2,826 1 526 506 Khamar PS --- .-- 108 STATE TABLE A-III-VILLAGES Iable A-Ill ------"_- I-Villages with less than 2,000 Population .A. ______-. r-- StatelDistricllSIIMivisiOlll Total than 200 2Q0-499 Less r-__..A.--""i Talu~/police Statio. number of r-----"------, inhabited r-_____Total Rural.A. Population_____ • Number Population Number Population r--__A __-. r-__.A. __ -. villages Persons Mal". Female. Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ------ Puri District 4,374 1,732,033 856,043 875,990 1,676 81,904 83,252 1,622 258,406 269,373 Sadal' Subdivision 1,591 687,457 343,455 344,002 528 28,931 28,325 605 97,266 98,775 Sadar PS 171 92,096 46,938 45,158 46 2,550 2,417 61 10,186 9,962 Kmshnaprasad PS 79 19,733 10,047 9,686 41 2,447 2,289 31 4,935 4,875 Brahmagiri PS 204 80,815 4(),214 4(),601 70 4,402 4.380 82 13,266 13,470 Satyabadi PS 162 94,138 45,970 48,168 35 2,180 2,287 58 9,309 9,796 Delang PS 118 54,372 26,715 27,657 34 1,680 1,697 42 6,993 7,330 PipliPS 2oo 69,404 34,815 34,589 87 3,375 3,233 68 10,047 9,998 NimaparaPS 235 94,140 46,993 47,147 85 4,741 4,520 87 13,960 14,789 GopPS 200 79,255 39,545 39,710 70 3,951 3,880 80 12,543 12,705 Kakatpur PS 222 103,504 52,218 51,286 60 3,605 3,622 96 16,027 15,850 Bhubaneswar SubdivisIon 375 202.664 [00,641 102,023 95 5,409 5,568 146 23,892 24,522 Bhuhaneswar PS 90 35,759 17,724 18,035 30 1,722 1,772 36 5,737 5,804 Balipatna. PS 96 61,006 30,230 30,776 19 1,030 1,016 43 7,507 7,741 Bllianta PS 88 45,441 22,518 22,923 26 1,379 1,457 38 6,036 6,317 Chandka PS 39 28,940 14,520 14,420 4 214 227 9 1,607 1,631 Jalni PS 62 31,518 15,649 15,869 16 1,064 1,096 20 3,005 3,029 Khurda SubdIvision 942 366,438 177,122 189,316 277 15,759 16,709 443 67,968 74,313 Khurda PS 186 92,642 44,817 47,825 26 1,559 1,649 94 14,559 16,112 Banpur PS 270 88,084 42,741 45,343 98 5,165 5,238 126 18,729 20,794 Tangi PS 168 74,342 36,267 38,075 57 3,569 3,875 64 9,737 10,439 Bcgunia PS 188 64,898 30,927 33,971 53 2,714 2,942 98 15,579 17,022 llolgarh PS 130 46,472 22,370 24,l()2 43 2,752 3,005 61 9,364 9,946 Nayagarh Subdivision 1,466 475,474 234,825 240,649 776 31,805 3],650 428 69,280 71,763 Nayagarh PS 165 79,793 39,705 40,088 50 2,426 2,492 67 11,643 11,854 Fategarh PS 135 64,001 31,321 32,680 35 2,164 2,265 57 9,163 9,778 Khandpara PS 144 52,2650 26,117 26,148 78 2,882 2,951 45 7,059 7,065 Gania PS 119 28,333 14,112 14,221 76 3,147 3,202 28 4,968 5,012 Daspalla PS 292 47,215 23,444 23,771 218 S,253 8,347 62 9,258 9,432 Nuagaon P3 98 21,402 10,656 10,746 66 2,633 2,603 19 2,932 2,929 0dagaon PS 196 56,769 27,994 28,775 117 4,546 4,669 53 8,802 8,982 3arankull'S 108 56,902 28,195 28,707 35 1,439 1,486 28 4,952 5,096 Ranpur 1'5 209 08,794 33,281 35,513 IOJ 4,315 4,635 69 10,503 11,615 Keonihar District 1,973 711,351 357.133 354,218 708 41,893 41,409 827 132,849 133,553 Sadur Subdh'jsioIJ 1,085 343,876 170,951 172,925 424 25,224 24.845 459 72,826 73,767 Sada, PS' 264 83,791 41,142 42,649 lOS 6,310 6,387 "109 )7,053 11,563 Patna PS 2.3 92,196 45,733 46,463 84 5,298 5,198 120 18,836 19,Oll Ghatgaon PS 123 42,600 21,540 21,060 30 1,921 1,812 68 11,093 11,102 127 34,755 17,574 17,181 65 3,551 3,405 41 6,927 6,607 Harichandanpur PS 5,899 Pandapara PS 8~ 26,094 12,901 13,193 31 1,930 1,923 39 5,675 T.lkoi PI; 129 36,373 18,026 18,347 71 3,831 3,788 37 6,036 6,304 Kanjipani PS 96 28,057 14,035 14,032 38 2,383 2,332 43 7,206 7,281 Analld.lp'lf Subdivision 493 199,549 101,729 97,820 175 9,685 9,484 192 31,278 30,956 Anandapur PS 278 110,907 56,208 54,699 98 5,404 5,375 Jl1 17,53 J 17,539 Ram:hanJrap!lr PS 147 63,621 32,633 30,988 42 2,505 2,375 64 10,908 10,549 So,o PS 68 25,021 12,888 12,133 35 1,776 1,734 17 2,839 2,868 Cha'npua Subdivision 395 167,926 8-1,453 83,473 109 6,984 7,080 176 28,745 28,830 Champua PS 122 56,023 28,266 "}.7,757 28 1,754 1,803 53 8,762 8,861 Baria PS 109 42,314 21,274 21,040 ~9 1,971 1,987 51 8,260 8,314 Chamakpur PS 123 46,465 22,471 23,994 41 2,566 2,581 55 8,581 8,930 B.rbi! PS 41 23,124 12,442 10,682 11 693 709 17 3,142 2,725 ------109 (:LASSIF1ED BY POPULATION VWages cI.ssified by population --- -- I-VJlago. with 10" than 2,000 fopul.tion-concld. II- -Villages with a Popui.tion of 2,000-9,999 ___jo. ...., r----/-----. 5,000-9,999 500-999 I,OOa-lS99 2,000-4,999 ,-__.A-__-, r----...___., ,----"-~ r--.A_--, Stat~ I District ISubdlYisioni' Population Number Popu1o;!tiQR ~I!mbcl' Population Taluk/Police Station Number Population Number ,.-..--'------. ,-""''- '...., r--"""--~ r"-_.A...... --, Male. Females M,.les Females Males Females Male. Females 12 13 14 15 16 17 J8 19 20 21 2~ 23 ------ 758 258,428 264,433 253 IM,8S1 166,871 61 81,163 80,979 4 11,291 11,082 .. Purl District 319 109,037 110,677 115 75,156 74,335 24 33,065 31,890 Sad"r Subdivision 39 13,170 12,703 20 14,072 13,591 6,960 6,485 Sadar PS 6 2,144 1,996 1 521 S26 Kruslmaprasad PS 40 13,753 13,897 11 7,746 7,815 I 1,047 1,039 Brahmasirl PS 44 15,069 16,046 21 13,404 13,726 4 6,008 6,313 Satyabadi PS 30 9,664 \0,028 10 5,875 6,123 2 2,503 2,479 Delang P8 35 13,468 13,827 7 4,042 3,73'1 3 3,883 3,792 PlpliP8 48 15,753 16,127 12- 7,984 7,810 3 4,555 3,901 Nimapara PS _,6 12,170 12,456 II 7,118 7,042 J 3,763 3,627 GopPS 41 13,846 13,597 22 14,394 13,963 J 4,346 4,254 Kakatpur PS 82 211,422 28,586 42 27,474 27,7Il 12,596 12,886 2,848 2,7S0 BhubanesH"ur Subdilision 17 S,767 5,934 7 4,498 4,525 Bhubaneswar PS 19 6,802 6,755 10 6.929 7,075 5 7,962 8,189 BaUpatna PS 14 4,942 4,925 6 3;862 3,986 3 3,451 3,488 2,848 2,750 Balianta PS 15 S,301 5,324 10 6,215 6,029 I 1,183 1,20') Cbandka PS 17 5,610 5,648 9 5,970 6,096 Jatni PS 176 60,047 62,l38 39 24,967 27,174 7 8,381 8,982 Khurdu SulxiMsiol1 50 18,357 18,135 14 8,\96 9,629 2 2,146 2,300 Khurda PS 39 12,674 12,904 4 2,405 2,418 3 3,768 3,989 Banpur PS 31 10,306 10,474 14 10,1&8 10,594 2 2,467 2,693 Tangi 1'S 34 10,982 12,213 3 1,652 1,794 Begunia PS 22 7,728 8,412 4 2,526 2,73~ Bo1garh PS 11/ 150,922 6J,QJ2 57 37,254 37,151 21 27,121 27,221 3 8,443 8,332 Nayagarh SubdivislQn 31 10,467 10,613 II 6,670 6,568 6 8,499 8,561 Nayagarh PS 31 10,588 10,981 10 7,057 7,233 2 2,349 2,423 Fategarh PS 10 3,673 3,760 7 4,425 4,3\8 2 2,329 2,271 '2 5,749 5,783 Khandpara PS 10 3,280 3,227 5 2,717 2,780 Gania PS 10 3,29S 3,460 2 2,638 2,532 Daspalla PS 10 3,213 3,317 3 1,878' 1.897 Nuagaon PS 15 4,911 5,041 7 4,471 4,720 '4 5,264 5,363 Odagaon PS 33 11,571 11,845 9 6,569 6,576 3 3,664 3,704 Sarankul PS 31 9,924 10,788 5 3,467 3,559 2 2,378 2,367 1 2,694 2,549 Ranpur P8 351 116,382 117,6ZZ 75 48,468 45,836 12 17,541 15,798 Keonjbar District 175 56,107 57,484 25 14,700 14,344 2 2,094 2,485 Stldar Subdivision 43 13,487 14,269 7 4,292 4,430 Sadar P8 52 17,021 17,607 6 3,471 3,240 , i 1,107 1,407 Patna PS 24 7,915 7,540 1 611 606 Ghatgaon P8 19 6,124 6,064 2 972 1,105 Haricbandanpur PS 9 3,063 3,086 4 2,233 2,285 Pandapara PS 17 5,259 5,512 3 1,913 1,66<; . i 987 1,078 Telkoi P8 11 3,238 3,406 2 1,208 1,013 Kanjipani PS 92 32,396 31,477 27 17,325 J6,701 7 11,045 9,202 Anundapur SubdMsion 52 17,834 17,706 12 7,061 7,023 S 8,378 7,056 Anandapur PS 30 10,895 10,296 10 7,014 6,555 1 1,311 1.213 Ram~handrallur PS 10 3,667 3,475 :; 3,250 3,123 1 1,356 933 Soso PS 84 27,879 28,661 23 16,443 14,791 3 .(,402 4,111 Champllu Subdivi.slon 31 10,433 10,403 10 7,3\7 6,690 ChampuaPS 24 7,946 7,964 5 3,097 2,775 Baria PS 22 7,571 8,45\ 4 2,691 2,909 OJ 1,062 1,123 Chamakpur PS 7 1,929 1,843 4 3,338 2,417 2 3,340 2,988 Barbi! PS (221 Cen,-28) 110 STATE TABLE A-III-VILLAGES Table A-nI ------I- -Villages "ilh less than 2,000 Population ------~ -----; Stat./District/Subdivision/ Total Less than 200 200-499 ,..-~ ___.A.__ __ -. Taluk I Police' Station number of r"'_'____'~---,,"",", inhabited Total Rural Population Number PoPulation Number Population villages r---___""'__ ------, ,..- __.A.---, r------A-___.. Petsons Males FemalGs Mal•• Females Mal•• Females 2 3 4 6 7 8 10 11 ------ Cuttlck District 5,883 2,851,723 1,411,672 1,440,051 1,623 92,612 94,033 2,186 353,894 362,199 Sadar SuOclMsioll 2,469 1,240/110 613,451 626,569 601 35,1)49 30,B95 944 150,901 156,568 Sada, P3 202 134,112 69,472 64,640 3S 2,039 2,167 68 11,359 11,067 Chowdwar PS 61 32,564 16,812 15,752 22 1,227 1,071 16 2,692 2,439 Tangi Poi 76 39,136 20,711 18,425 24 1,561 1,506 29 5,051 5,073 Kiss:!nnagar PS 109 48,819 23,861 24,958 31 1,843 1,867 43 7,215 7,528 Salepur PS 318 164,250 80,745 83,505 62 3,422 3,475 131 21,331 22,167 M,hanga P3 190 90,988 44,820 46,168 38 2,417 2,587 79 12,805 13,211 (}oIJindpur PS 176 95,311 45,910 49,401 45 2,300 2,510 53 8,733 9,239 Jagatsingpur PS 347 185,586 89,760 95,826 66 3,586 3,773 120 19,547 20,826 B,likuda PS 227 100,530 48,394 52,136 50 3,279 3,493 97 14,617 15,743 Ersama P3 176 63,005 31,789 31,216 58 3,372 3,401 83 12,920 12,797 Tirtol PS 441 179,529 88,730 90,799 143 8,229 9,112 182 28,018 29,681 Banki PS 92 79,075 39,494 39,581 IS 1,005 1,027 21 3,430 3,458 Baide:;w~r P3 54 27,115 12,953 14,162 12 769 90.6 22 3,243 3,339 hjp·" S~~:JMsion 1,544 737,044 361,V07 375,137 459 24,'i79 25,W7 562 91,368 93,462 Jajp:lr 1'3 342 174,9 [7 84,690 90,227 n 3,897 3,957 129 20,252 21,365 B~rchana. P3 218 96,860 49,633 47,227 77 4,051 4,096 66 10,689 10,465 D;ll.rarn~ala P3 362 155,955 75,819 80,136 127 6,850 6,912 139 22,502 23,336 S,l'dnd. P':; 207 91,287 46,325 44,962 59 3,547 3,438 87 15,227 14,772 Korai PS 214 64,930 32,644 32,286 97 4,863 5,068 85 13,206 13,278 Binjharpur P3 201 153,995 73,696 80,299 27 1,471 1,736 56 9,492 10,246 1(qrdr .lplra Su'J.1ivis;an 1,298 633,627 313,'22 320, 'as 343 21,937 21,781 495 80,UI 81,882 KenJrapara 1'5 36 138,648 68,298 70,350 95 5,844 5,960 116 19,140 20,178 PJ.ta'TIJnd'li p~ 189 125,718 60,283 65,435 32 2,256 2,324 62 9,681 10,209 Pa~kura p..:; 260 147,278 73,158 74,120 42 2,814 3,028 93 15,523 16,198 Mahakalpara PS 108 47,285 24,578 22,707 28 2,131 1,863 47 8,297 7,808 Aul PS 243 121,653 59,599 62,064 57 ],722 3,854 95 14,869 15,479 Rlljnl'~:lr P3 192 53,035 27,50'5 25,529 88 5,170 4,747 82 12,831 12,010 Athgarh Subdivision 572 240,132 121,992 118,i40 220 IQ,947 {O,150 185 31,124 ~O,287 Athgarh ?S 100 38,287 20,460 17,821 41 2,249 2,123 31 5,350 5,156 G Jru:iijh1tia PS 83 28,826 14,739 14,087 32 1,882 1,766 32 5,166 5,082 Tigfria P3 47 35,053 17,242 17.811 5 335 320 18 3,023 3,036 BHa'11'[ P3 134 70,723 35,518 35,205 35 1,923 1,434 48 8,248 7,543 K,np.r PS 73 31,043 15,651 15,392 26 1,193 1,177 25 4,592 4,557 Narsingpur P3 135 35,2 M1YJrllhnj District 3,671 1,l7S,aLl SS9,Q57 586,55$ 1,458 81,044 80,528 1,563 252,Z81 252,505 Sadar Subdivision 1,753 488,')52 246,101 241,851 1114 44,577 43,470 713 II2,360 111,378 Baripada POl 160 42,804 22,095 20,709 7S 4,026 3,874 62 10,552 9,558 Badasahi P3 188 73,242 35,450 36,792 S3 3,383 3,139 88 14,348 14,735 Bai~inga PS 231 60,254 30,401 29,853 113 6,746 6,514 97 14,977 14,940 B,tnoti PS 115 38,421 19,227 19,194 46 2,172 2,178 45 7,024 7,098 Muruda I'~ 250 72,576 36,598 35,978 116 6,236 6,165 96 15,206 15,397 Suliapada P; 195 49,274 24,581 24,693 85 4,686 4,638 94 14,359 14,515 KuJiana P3 235 53.580 27,095 26.485 1J7 7,037 6898 90 14.132 13,708 Bangriposi P3 379 97,901 49,754 48,147 196 10,291 10,064 141 21,762 21,427 Bamanghaty Subdivision 746 286,~55 142,152 144,703 217 12,937 13,015 359 59,231 60,871 Rai rangpur P3 158 58,710 28,871 29,839 35 2,282 2,177 88 14,232 14,751 B~d lmp ,har P3 81 41,168 20,642 20,526 17 1,136 1,163 37 6,488 6,737 Bisoi P.i IB2 4S,715 24,443 24,272 70 3,985 4,067 98 15,922 15,90J Gorumahisani PS 75 25,490 12,675' 12,815 43 2,087 17 2,688 2,988 Bahalda PS 124 58,989 28,979 30,010 2S 1,723 l:m 50 8,542 8,983 TIring P3 126 53,783 26,542 27,241 ::4 1,724 1,839 69 11,359 11,512 ------~ 111 CLASSIFIED BY POPUI,ATION Village. classified by population I-Villag•• with less than 2,000 Population-collcld. n-Villages with a Population 01 2,000-9,999 r------"--- --""\ r- ,,__A.. --. 5,OO~9,999 State/District/Subdivision/ r--__500-999..A.._ __ ... 1,000-1,999 1,000-4,999 ,-___.A. ___ • r ___.A--_~ r-- _-"- - -'") Taluk/Police Station Population Number Population Number r-__P"pu\ation-..A.. __ , Number PODulation Number ~--""\ r-____.A._.,__. ~..-, Male. Females Mal•• Females Mal •• Females Mal•• Females 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 - ---- f,406 475,808 488,070 593 392,086 J9~,744 73 90,900 92,685 2 6,372 4,320 Cuttack District 630 213,317 220,996 261 168,611 170,551 31 39,141 37,239 2 6,372 4.320 Sadar SubdNjsioll 58 20,882 21,351 33 23,017 20,561 8 12,175 9,494 Sadar PS II 3,755 3,496 10 6,710 6,358 2 2,428 2,388 ChowdwarPS 17 5,764 3 2,308 2,296 2 2,329 2,240 1 3,698 1,599 Tangi PS 25 8,545 5s?ii6 10 6,258 6,617 Kis 346 ll8,lI5 120,732 159 104,979 109,974 18 23,666 25,762 Jajpur Subdivision 98 32,248 33,636 41 25,846 28,449 ~ 2,447 2,820 Jajpur PS 56 20,084 19,074 17 12,367 10,803 2 2,442 2,789 Barchana PS 60 20,317 21,786 34 23,065 24,638 2 3,085 3,464 Dharamsalo PS 46 15,915 15,622 13 9,139 8,993 2 2,497 2,137 Sukinda PS 22 7,931 7,217 9 5,597 5,646 1 1,047 1,077 Korai PS 64 21,620 23,397 45 28,965 31,445 9 12,148 13,475 Binjharpur PS 317 105,699 108,7114 116 86,174 87,204 17 19,271 20,634 Kc!ndrapartl Subdivision 70 24,934 25,885 20 14,127 13,999 4 4,253 4,328 Kendrapara PS 53 17,593 19,533 36 23,931 25,597 6 6,822 7,772 Patamundai PS 93 31,712 .12,089 30 20,658 20,313 2 ~,451 2,492 Patkur. PS 24 8,051 7,487 9 6,099 5,544 Mahakalpara PS 61 18,561 19,035 25 16,702 7,654 5 5,745 6,04i AulPS 16 4,848 4,675 6 4,657 4,097 Rajnagar PS JI3 38,677 37,638 47 32,322 31,015 7 8,821 9,1)50 Ailtgarh Subdivision 21 7,233 6,712 7 5,628 3,836 Athgarh PS 12 3,857 3,577 7 3,834 3.662 Gurudijhatia PS 11 4,003 4,260 10 7,175 7,434 2 2,706 2,76i Tigiria PS 35 12,428 12,357 12 7,790 8,692 4 5,129 5,179 Baramba PS 15 4,953 4,800 6 J,926 3.748 I 987 1,110 Kanpur PS 18 6,203 5,932 5 3,969 3,643 Narsingpur PS 542 178,728 179,264 9S 61,155 58,872 13 15,849 15.397 Mayurbhani District 187 61,982 60,615 36 23,782 22,797 3 3,500 3,591 Sadar Subdivision 18 5,938 5.724 2 1,579 1,553 DariDada PS 39 12,596 12,854 7 4,718 4,557 1,405 1,507 Badasahi PS 15 4,977 4,815 6 3,701 3,584 Baisinga PS 21 7,387 7,227 2 1,587 1,637 1,057 1,054 Betnoti PS 30 9,702 9,396 8 5,454 5,020 Muruda PS 14 4,422 4,445 2 1,114 1,095 Suliapada PS 17 5,299 ~,265 1 627 614 KuHan. PS 33 11,661 IO,SS9 8 5,002 4,737 1,038 1.030 Bang-rLposi PS J38 45,142 46,455 26 17,337 17,1I2 6 7,505 7,250 namangltaty Subdi"ilJ';on 31 9,804 10,342 4 2,553 2.569 Rairangpur PS 20 7,300 7,346 5 3,436 3,231 :2 2,282 2,049 Badampahar PS 13 3,898 3,787 1 638 518 Hi,oi PS II 3,832 3,702 2 1,308 1.374 i ~,760 2,794 Gorumahi"ani PS 38 12,432 12,980 6 3,819 3,828 2 2,46.1 2,437 Bah.Id.I'S ---2; 7,876 8,298 8 5,583 5,592 Tiring PS 112 STATE TABLE A-Ill-VILLAGES 'fable A-lll ------I-Villngoo with less than 2,000 Population ,.------.-'---. ___, Stat~JDi9trict/Subdivis.ionJ Total Les. taan 200 20c}--499 ~ __..A.. ___ Taluk/Police Station number of ,----'--- --, ,- inhabited Total Rural Population Number _..A.._. __ ,-___Population.A. Number Population villages r-- r---- Persons Male. Females Malo. Fcmnlcs Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 ---- Mayurbhanj District-coneld. Pancizpir Subdivision 708 221,044 109,733 JI 1,311 296 16,240 16,655 279 44,672 45,089 Karanjia PS 161 56,483 28,161 28,322 60 3,434 Jashipur PS 3,676 64 9,929 9,788 239 64,218 32,152 32,066 122 6,346 6,188 80 13,154 13,317 Raruan PS 152 61,169 30,008 31,161 32 Thakurmundn PS 2.029 2,175 79 13,17' 13,561 156 39,174 19,412 19,762 82 4,431 A,616 56 8,410 8,423· Kaptipadu Subdivision 464 179,672 90,971 88,701 131 7,290 7,388 212 36,018 J5,167 Udala PS 206 87,699 ~4,933 42,766 54 2,956 3,031 85 14,258 13,668 Saral PS 47 22,643 11,444 11,199 8 Khunla PS 484 481 23 4,449 4.347 211 69,330 34,594 34,736 69 3,850 3,876 104 17,311 17.152 Balasoro District 3,823 1,324,018 667,556 656,462 1,668 86,342 83,710 1,330 210,745 107,222 Sadar Subdivision 2,192 684,881 348,959 335,92} 1,111 55,799 54,lZ3 SO} 127,695 123,560 Bala,oroPS 172 52,443 26,955 25,488 89 4,478 4,321 61 9,126 8,610 Sinmlia PS 231 54,356 27,319 27,037 138 7,050 6,951 67 Khaira 10,953 10,872 PS 262 54,425 27,284 27,141 170 8,078 8,326 71 10,790 10,733 Soro PS 304 103,415 52,151 51,2M 136 6,981 6,762 105 Shergada PS 16,837 16,548 123 39,341 20,247 19,094 61 3,10; 2,949 41 6,250 6,085 Remuna PS 126 33,980 17,349 16,631 51 2,180 2,167 60 Basta Ps 9,125 8,730 267 64,933 33,217 31,716 134 6,392 6,113 105 16,578 15,803 Jaleswar PS 113 37,035 18,237 18,798 52 3,072 2,834 38 Bhograi PS 6,558 6,628 314 104,660 53,640 51,020 124 6,567 6,337 123 20,396 19,458 llaliapa1 PS 168 55,196 28,125 27,071 69 Singla PS 3,082 3,028 60 9,841 9.630 131 47,493 25,665 21,828 60 3,702 3,326 44 7,228 6,501 RaibaniaPS 81 37,604 18,770 18,834 27 1,116 1,109 27 4,013 3,962 Bhadrak Subdivisioll 1,238 542,151 269,604 272,547 403 23,046 22,428 450 70,663 71,622 Bhadrak PS 184 95,655 47,265 48,390 41 2.582 2,661 70 11,260 11,549 Bonlh PS 167 44,824 22,342 22,482 83 4.755 4,712 64 9,289 9,448 Bhandaripokhari PS 136 44,798 12,439 22,359 49 2.534 2.483 59 9,148 9,012 Dharnnagar PS 161 95,410 46,200 49,210 34 2,144 2,198 50 8,107 8,571 Tihiri PS 150 82,892 40,746 42,146 35 2,109 2.324 48 7,707 8,503 Chandbali PS 83 34,238 17,674 16,564 30 2,390 2,158 29 5,288 4,768 Bans.d. PS 169 49,347 26,018 23,329 71 3,339 2,673 64 9,871 9,181 Basudebpur PS 188 94,987 46,920 48,067 60 3,193 3,219 66 9,993 10,590 Nilgiri Subdivlsioll 293 96,986 48,993 47,993 154 7,497 7,059 78 12,387 11,040 Nilgiri PS 239 73,989 37,342 36,647 126 6,342 5,998 69 10,929 10,647 Berhampur PS 54 22,997 11,651 11,346 28 1,155 1,061 9 1,458 1,393 ------113 CLASSIFIE) BY POPULATION Villages c!assifled by population -Village, wit~ less than 2,OaO Popul.tion-cancid. II-Villages with a Population 01 2,000-9,999 ,------"- ,---- -_- --- 500-999 1,000-1,999 2,000-4,999 5,000-9,999 State/Di,!nctISubdivisioD I ,.--__ _A.__ __...... , ,-- --'------; r----"----' .---""----. T aluli/Po!ice Station Number Population Number Population Number Population Number Population r-___..J.._ ...... ~-; r--""-----, r--""---; MaJe. Fomale. M.le. Females Males Females Males Females 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 _--- M.yurbhanj District-concid, 110 33,'5J 40,01 10 6,270 6,047 3 3,592 3,471 Pallchpir Subdivision 31 9,917 10,471 5 3,373 3,044 1,508 1,343 Karanjia PS 34 10,585 10,429 2 1,043 1.121 1,024 1,01l Jashipur PS 38 12,560 13,006 2 1,180 1,302 1,060 1,117 Raman PS 17 5,897 6,143 1 674 580 Thakurmunda PS 97 32,645 32,145 23 13,766 12,9J6 1,252 1,085 Kaplipada Subdivision 51 17,337 16,672 15 9,130 8,310 1,252 1,085 Udal. ps 12 4,112 3,907 4 2,399 2,464 Sara! PS 34 11,196 11,566 4 2,237 2,142 KhuntA PS 604 203,255 200,631 190 122,394 121,487 30 42,025 40,965 1 2,795 2,447 Balasore District 288 96,253 92,530 80 51,963 49,721 10 14,454 13,441 2,795 2,447 Sadar SubJivtsioll 13 4,421 4,344 6 3,877 3,615 5,053 4,598 Balasore PS 23 7,489 7,395 3 1,827 1,819 Simuli. fS 17 5,825 5,517 4 2,591 2,565 Khajr~ FS 45 15,606 15,313 16 10,357 10,239 'i 2,370 2,4iJi Saro PS 11 4,182 3,935 10 6,714 6,125 Shergada PS 14 5,::104 5,028 1 840 706 Remuna PS 25 8,416 8,088 3 1,831 1,712 Basta 1'S 19 5,921 6,414 4 2,686 2,922 Jaleswar PS 58 19,647 18,709 9 7,030 6,516 Bhograi PS 30 8,056 7,842 7 4,388 4,033 2 2,758 2,538 Bali.pal1'8 21 7,412 5,973 4 2,950 2,485 1 1,578 1.096 . i 2,795 2,447 Sing]a PS 12 4,074 3,972 13 6.872 6,984 2 2.695 2,807 Raibania PS 269 90,224 91,229 99 62,154 63,722 17 23,517 23,546 .. Bhadrak. Subdivision 49 16,679 17,154 22 12,900 13,397 2 3,844 3,629 Blladrak PS 15 4,821 4,896 4 2,488 2,363 I 989 1,063 Bonth PS 24 8,551 8,714 4 2,206 2,150 Bhandaripokhari PS 51 17,422 18,505 23 14,816 15,851 3 3,7i i 4,085 Dhamnagar PS 45 14,663 15,040 19 12,368 12,397 3 3,899 3,882 TihiriPS 18 6,512 6,107 6 3,484 3,531 Cbandbali 1'S 30 10,608 9,478 4 2,200 1,997 Bansada PS 37 10,968 J 1,335 17 11,692 12,036 . 8 11,074 10,887 Basudebpur PS 47 16,778 16,872 11 8,277 8,044 3 4,054 3,978 Nilgir; Subdivision 36 12,912 13,102 6 4,559 4,332 2 2,600 2,568 Nilgiri PS Jl 3,866 3,770 5 3,718 3,712 1 1,454 1,410 Berhampur PS -. ------~------. ~~~------.. --~ .. - (221 Ceo.-29) 114 APPENDJX TO GROUPS OF VILLAGES ------.~-~------0-499 Total number r- ...... , State/District of Total Rural Population Number Population inhabited of villages ,-__--_--A------, inhabited ,-__..A_ ___ ~ Persons Males Females villages Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------~------ ORISSA STATE 46,466 16,439,196 8,156,5?8 8,282,598 36,151 3,402,853 3,445,371 Kalahandi District 2,902 981,081 485,063 496,018 2,212 196,139 201,426 Koraput District 5,579 1,421,300 713,638 707,662 4.842 395,669 391,481 Sambalpur District 3,393 1,393,311 692,208 701,103 2,465 2-t3,753 248,443 Bolangir District 2,524 1,019,027 508,395 510,632 1.867 229,194 230,034 Baudh-Khondmals District 4,471 508,339 252,562 255,777 4,371 212,292 216,414 Ganjam District 3,773 1,716,686 819,464 897,222 2,651 224,683 240,598 Sundargarh District 1,588 622,857 312,927 309,930 1,190 135.223 135,255 Dhenkanal District 2,512 981,847 490,880 490,967 1,892 173,930 173,936 Puri District 4,374 1,732,033 856,043 875,990 3,298 340,310 352,625 Keonjhar District 1,973 711,351 357,133 354,218 1,535 174,742 174,962 Cuttac k District 5,883 2,851,723 1,411,672 1,440,051 3,809 446,506 456,232 Mayurbhanj District 3,671 1,175,623 589,057 586,566 3,021 333,325 333,033 Balasore District 3,823 1,324,018 667,556 656,462 2,998 297,087 290,932 115 TABLE A-III CLASSIFffiD BY POPULATlON 500 -1,999 2,000- 4,999 5,000 and over ,-______.A. ______, ,----"""-_---, r----->----~ Number Population Number Population Number Population State/Distric-t of of of _...A...___ ~ r-___ inhabited r---..A.-~--~ inhabited r- inhabited ..A.._--... villages Males Females villages Males Females villages Males Females 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9,847 4,112,188 4,196,971 452 595,353 596,664 16 46,204 43,592 .- ORISSA STATE 674 265,764 271,806 IS 20,543 20,226 1 2,617 2,560 .. Kalahandi District 717 291,651 290,326 20 26,318 25,855 .. Koraput District 878 376,136 382,444 48 66,278 J4,268 2 6,041 5,948 Sarnbalpur District 641 257,521 258,761 15 19,1~3 19,364 1 2,537 2,473 Bolangir District 97 35,373 35,584 3 4,897 3,779 .. Baudh-khondamals District 1,009 443,097 493,517 109 140,171 151,494 4 11,513 11,613 Ganjam District 386 161,905 161,322 12 15,799 13,353 Sundargarh District 578 259,186 261,381 41 54,726 52,501 1 3,038 3,149 Dhenkanal District 1,011 423,279 431,304 61 81,163 80,979 4 11,291 11,082 Puri District 426 164,850 163,458 12 17,541 15,798 Keonjhar District 1,999 867,894 886,814 73 90,900 92,685 2 6,372 4,320 .. Cuttack District 637 239,883 238,136 1J 15,849 15,397 Mayurbhanj District 794 325,649 322,118 30 42,025 40,965 1- 2,795 2,447 Balasore District TABLE A-IV TOWNS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 {221 Cen -30) 119 FLY-LEAF A-Iy-TOW',S CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATlO~ SIN~E 1901 This Table gives the growth 01 each town Slllce the C~nsus of 1901. The area of the town at the 1961 Census both in square mil~s all 1 square kilometres is also given. The definition of the term 'Town' has been given in the Fly-leaf to Table A-I. 2. For the purpose of thIS Table, towns are divided into six classes according to population as follows: Class I ., 100,000 and over Class II ., 50,000 to 99,999 Class III 20,000 to 49,999 Class IV 10,000 to 19,99) Cla~s V 5,000 to 9,999 Class VI Less than 5,000 3, As there is no town-group in the State, the definition is not furnished. 4. Statement 0/ changes in classification 0/ towns 1901 to 1961 ------Towns 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 ------_._------ Cuttuck II II II II II Rourkeia ~I B~rhampur II II III HI III III HI Puri n III HI III III lIT III Sambalpur III TIl IV IV IV IV IV Bhubancswar 1!I IV Balasore III III IV IV IV III HI Jeypore III III IV IV V Bhudrak HI IV IV IV IV IV IV Parlakhemundi HI III ITT HI IV IV IV B::.ripada III V V V V V V Birmitrapur III V Darbil IV Jharsuguda IV IV V V V Bo!angir TV IV IV V ,", Brajarajnagar IV Jatni IV V Kendrapara IV IV IV IV IV IV IV 120 Statement of changes in classification of towns 1901 to 1961-contd. ---- Towns 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 ------ Angul IV Bargarh IV V V V V VI Rayagada IV V Bhawanipatna IV IV IV V V V VI Rajgangpur IV Jajpur IV IV IV IV IV IV IV Dhenkanal IV IV V V V V V Chowdwar IV Soro IV Keonjhar IV V V Khurda IV Sundargarh IV V Nowrangapur IV V Burla IV Ialeswar IV Gunupur N V V Bhanjanagar V V V V V V Bhuban V V V V V V V Chandbali V Aska V V V V VI VI Kantabanji V V Surada V V V Hirakud V Talcher V V V Rairangpur V Hinjili V Khariar V ------121 Statement of changes ill classification of towns 1901 to 1961-concld. ---- 1%1 1a Sl 1941 1931 1C:~l 1911 1901 --- V V V V V V V V V v v v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V vr v v vr VI VI vr vr .. VI VI V -~~------ 5. Statement of number oftowl1S of each class during 1901 to 1961 -~~-- 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 _----- 3 8 5 3 3 2 3 3 n 8 8 6 6 5 5 25 23 16 10 9 6 4 3 2 3 1 ----- 122 6. Statement of percentage of towns in each class to total number of towns and percentage ofpopulation in each class to total urban population 1901 to 1961. 1961 J95l 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 ,-..... _A_~ f-...A-~ r--..A--~ r-~ _..A.._ - ...... r--"""---... ,..-_.'""----, r--.A..._ 1 Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Pcrl.'en. Class of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of town No. of popu!a- No. of popu!a- No. of popula- No. of popu!a- No. of popula- No, of popula- No, of popu]a- towns tion towns tion towns tion towns tion towns tion towns tion towns tion 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Class I 1-61 13'19 2'57 17-26 Class II 4'84 20'55 2'56 10'49 3'45 18'01 4'76 20'57 5'00 18'12 5'55 19'09 7'14 20'17 Class III 12'90 20'27 12'82 23'24 10'34 25'60 14'29 30'07 10'00 25'37 16'67 33'62 21'43 37'67 Class IV 35'49 27'99 20'51 18'15 27'59 27'53 28'57 26'78 30'00 33'09 27'78 28'09 35'72 29'S7 Class V 40'32 17'13 58'98" 30'03 55'17 27'93 47'62 21'53 45'00 20'54 33'33 14'21 28'57 10'56 Class VI 4'84 0'S7 2'56 0'83 3'45 0'93 4'76 1'05. 10'00 2'88 16'67 4'99 7'l4 1'73 _------ 7. Statement of percentage of towns in each class to total urban area of the Stat e and density of population per urban square mile in each class 1901-1961. 1961 1951 J 941 1931 1921 1911 1901 ,----"-----. ~ ,----"----, r--.A._--., ,-__A.._--. ,---.A...-.." ..---""----, Perc en- Density Percen- Density Percen. D~nsity Pereen- Density Pcreen- Density Percen· Density Percen- Density Class of tage of per sq, tage of per sq, tage of per sq, tage of per sa, tage of per sq, tage of per sq. tagc of per sq, town arel to mile area to mile area to mile area to mile area to mile area to mile area to mile total total total total total total total urban urban urban urban urban urban urban area area area area area area area 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Class I 5'79 6,361 10'02 4,457 dass II 13'06 4,394 3'74 7,249 14'71 3,230 18'64 2.838 19'59 2,218 23'37 2,284 26'72 2,233 Class III 17-89 3,164 13'80 4,355 10'56 6,402 13"37 5,781 12'86 4,730 22'26 4,224 25'45 4,381 Class IV 36'64 2,133 26'33 1,783 33'97 2,139 34'04 2,023 29'30 2,708 28'05 2,800 32'07 2,757 Class V 25'71 1,860 45-33 1,714 40'03 1,841 33'03 1,676 35'57 1,385 17'95 2,215 9'83 3,179 Class VI 0'91 2,667 0'78 2,753 0'73 3,355 0'92 2,918 2'68 2,576 8'37 1,666 5'93 863 - _------N,B,-The area figure of Binka town was not available, So the area of Binka village in 1961 Census is taken as the area of the town iiI 1941, 1931, 1921 and 1911 for calculation of the Percentage of the area as well as density, The area of the towns for the Censuses from 1901 to 1941 are not available. Therefore the area of 1961 Census is taken for all the previous decades in calculating the percentage of tho area and density, As these figures do not reflect the correct percentage and density, they may be treated 1S approximate, 123 8. The appendix to this table shows the area and population of new towns added in 1961. None of the towns of 1951 Census have been ·declassified during 1961 Census. What would have been the population in 1951, if the places treated as new towns in 1961 Census bad been treated as town~ 111 1951 Census also, is calculated a;ld given below: Name oftowl1 Population in 1951 Name of town Population in 1951 2 2 1. Rourkela 15,562 B.F. 104, 18 2. Brajarajnagar 9,123 13. Koraput 4,791 3. Burla 4,319 14. Kotpad 6,053 4. Rajgangpuf 8,942 15. Hirakud 6,559 5. Angul 12,237 16. Hinjili ~.839 6. Khurda 9,988 17. Bellaguntha \138 7. Barbil 9,467 18. Nayagarb 4,911 8. Chowdwar 5,957 19. JajpurRoad 3,559 9. Soro 10,582 20. Rairangpur 5."746 10. Jaleswar 6,204 21. Cbandbali 6,475 11. Khariar 6,562 22. Gopalpur 2,739 12 Khariar Road 5,975 23. Khallikole 3,506 c.o. 104,918 TQtai 161,034 Urban population of 1951 594,070 Population of above mentioned 23 places in 1951 161,034 Total urban population in 1951 in case the above 23 places were then 755,104 treated as towns. 9. The following abbreviations have bee~ used: M for Municipality NAC for Notified Area Council 124 TABLE A-IV-TOWNS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION iN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 Status Decarle Percentage District Name 01 to"n of Year P(lfsons variation dcade Moles Females town variation 1 2 3 4 6 7 9 ALL CI,ASSES-62 TOWNS 1901 254,684 129,472 125,212 1911 275,159 + 20,4'75 + '8'04 141,299 133,8@ 1921 281,498 + 6,339 + 2-30 143,392 138,106 1931 317,254 t- 35,756 12'70 164,907 152,347 1941 412,528 + 95,274 30·03 215,477 197,051 397'43 Sq. miles 1951 594,070 +181,542 + 44-01 315,876 278,194 1,029'34 Sq, Km. 1961 1,109,650 +515,580 + 86'79 613,988 495,662 CLASS I (100,000 AND OVER r.-1 TOWN 23'00 Sq. miles 1951 102,505 58.417 44,088 59'57 Sq. Km. 191;1 146,308 +43.80j +42'73 84,960 61,348 9uttack Cuttack M ' 1901 51,364 27,697 23,672 191' 52,528 ~ 1,164 2'27 28.504 24,024 1921 51,007 1.521 2·90 27,315 23,692 1931 65,263 14,256 27-95 36,357 28,9('6 1941 74,291 + 9,028 + 13-83 41.590 32.701 23'00 Sq. miles 1951 102,505 + 28,214 + 37·98 58.417 44,088 59'57 Sq. Km. 1%1 146,308 + 43,803 t 42'73 84,96u 61,348 CLASS IT (50,000-99,999 )-3 TOWNS 1901 51,364 27,692 23,672 1911 52,528 + 1,164' 2-27 28,504 24,024 1921 SI,007 - l,S21 2·90 27,315 23.692. 1931 65,263 + 14.256 27'95 36,357 28,906 1941 74,291 9,028 13-83 41,590 32.701 51·90·Sq. miles 1951 62.343 - 11.948 - 16·08 31,233 31,110' 134'41 Sq' Km. 1961 228.033 165,690 +265'77 132,250 95,783 Sundorgarh Rourkela NA.C 1961 90,287 58,734 31,5'1 36'80 Sq. mile. 95'31 Sq. Km. Ganiam Berhampur M 1901 25,729 12.103 13,626 1911 31,456 + 5.727' +22·26 15,331 116,125 ,1921 32.731 + 1,275 4·05 16,001 16,730 1931 37.750 + 5,019 " 15'33 18,490 19.260 .1941 43,536 + 5,786 15·33 21,984 21.552 8·60 Sq. miles 1951 62,343 , 18.807 43'20 31.233 31,110 22'27 Sq. Km, 1961 76.931 + 14,588 ·23-40 39,890 37,041 Pllri Puri M '1901 49,334 25,932 23,402 1911 39,~86 - 9,G4~ - 19'5~ 22,905 16,781 1921 38,694 992 2'50 2U05 16.889 1931 37,568 - 1,126 - 2·91 20,703 16,865 1941 41.0,5 3,4f7 t- 9'23 22,705 IR,350 6'50 Sq. miles 19,1 49,057 8,002 19·49 26,487 22570 10·83 Sq. Ktn. 1961 60,815 ~ 11,758 ~ 23'97, 33,626 27,189 CLASS III (20,000--49,999)- -8 TOWNS 1901 95,943 4g.921 47.022 !911 92,004 - 3.439 3'58 49,459 43,045 1921 71,425 ·21,079 -22-79 37,800 '13.6 q JQ31 95,390 .L21965 +33'55 48,797 41.S' 3 1941 105.613 t 10.243 . 10'74 55.062 St,571 71'09 Sq. miles 1951 138,055 +32.42~ 30'69 72.979 55.l0G 104'13 Sq. Km. 1961 224.943 -86,888 62·91 121,828 103,115 SnmbalPl'T .. Sambalpur M 1901 12,870 ~,51i 6.33Q 1911 12,981 + III 0'86 6.384 6.5Q I 1921 13.594 + 613 4'72 6,770 6,S~4 1931 15,017 1,423 10'47 7,71t; 7.><1 1941 17,079 +1,052 13-73 8,520 8,559 g·OO Sq. miles 1951 2352, + 6,446 37·74 12.813 10,712 20,72 Sq. Km. 1961 38,915 15.390 +65·42 2UP 17,1 3 Puri *Bhubaneswar NAC 1951 16,'HZ 9,741 6.7'1 19·40 Sq. miles 1961 38,21 I +21,699 +131'41 22 ~80 15,631 SO'Z5 Sq. Km. P.a'a~orr Ba1a.;ore M 1901 20,880 10,88~ 9,9H ,1911 21.362 + 482 1- 2'3i 11,223 lO,t)'} 11921 17.037 4,325 -20·25 9.342 7.693 1931 17,843 1- 80r + 4·73 10,133 7,'\0 ,1941 19,405 ..... 1,562 8·75 10,532 8.373 6·80 Sq. mil .. 1951 22.851 + 3.446 + 17-76 12,414 10,437 17·61 Sq. Km. 1961 33.911 11,080 +48'49 18,353 IS,S?S -- - 125 TABLE A-IV-TOWNS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SThCp190] Status Decade P~Icental:c District Name of town 01 Year Persons variation decad0 Male. Fema1• town variation 2 4 8 9 Koraput Jeypore M 1921 9,669 4,652 5,017 \ 1931 10,525 856 8'R5 5,264 5,/.61 \1941 12,504 1,979 18'80 6,126 6,378 9·00 Sq. miles 1951 20352 7848 -l 62'76 10.217 10,135 23'31 Sq. Km. 1961 25,291 4,939 24'27 12,789 12.502 Ba1asore Bhadn)")..- :-lAC 1901 18,518 8.749 9,769 1911 18,578 60 0'3: 8.632 9,946 1921 18,175 403 2'17 8,472 9,701 1931 18,283 108 0'59 8,943 9,340 1941 19,550 1,267 6'93 9,863 9,687 9'80 Sq. miles 1951 18,795 755 3'8f, 9,694 9,101 25' 38 Sq. Km. 1961 25,285 6,490 34'53 13,358 11.927 Ganjam Parlnkhemundi M 1901 17.336 8,039 9,297 1911 IF,370 1.034 5'96 8,638 Q,732 1921 18,719 349 1-90 8818 9901 20,072 1,353 7'23 9'604 10,468 Qm 21,042 + 970 4·83 10,373 10,669 1 40 Sq. mile, 1951 22,27(' + 1,228 T 5'84 Il,U48 11,222 3.63 Sq. Km. 1961 22,708 438 1'91 11,477 11,231 Mayurbhonj Baripada M 1901 5,613 3,149 2,464 1911 5,968 355 6ji 3,330 2,638 1921 6,189 221 3-70 3,446 2,743 1931 6,193 + 4 0'06 3,513 2,680 1941 8,281 -+- 2,088 33-72 4,791 3,490 3'09 Sq. miles 1951 9,277 I- 996 12'03 5,321 3,950 8'00 Sq. Km. 1961 20,301 '1" 11,024 +118'83 11,407 8,894 Sun<1argarh *Birmitrapur NAC 1951 9,408 4,906 4,502 13'60 Sq. miles 1961 20,301 10,893 115:78 10,752 9.549 35'23 Sq. Km. CLASS IV (10,000-19,999)-22 TOWNS 1901 76,080 36,704 39,376 1911 77,283 + 1,20j + 1'58 36,904 40,379 1921 93,154 15,871 20'54 45,628 47,526 1931 84,961 8,193 8'80 43,567 41,394 1941 113,574 + 28,613 -t 33'68 57,642 55,932 145.64 Sq. miles 1951 107,796 5,778 5'09 57,368 377.22 Sq. Km, 50,428 1961 310,647 202,851 ,j" 18S'18 169,962 140,685 Keonjhor Barbil NAC 1961 19,340 ll,061 17,30 Sq, miles 8,279 44.81 Sq, Km. Samba1pur JharsugudJ. M 11921 5,109 2,678 2,431 1931 7.077 + 1,968 + 38'52 3,798 3,279 11941 8,032 + 955 l- IN9 4,154 3,878 10'00 Sq, mile' 1951 13,405 5,373 66'89 7,100 25'90 Sq· Km. + + 6,305 1961 19,227 + 5,822 + 43'4l 10,239 8,988 Bolongir Bolongir M 1931 6,473 1,272 3,201 1941 11,105 + 4,652 + 71'56 5,501 5,604 6'00 Sq. milo, 1951 13,646 2,541 22.88 7,068 15'54 Sq. Km. + + 6,'78 1961 18,663 + 5,01i + 36'77 9,822 8,841 Sambalpur Brajaraj'll.lgar 1961 16,196 9,/09 3'00 Sq. miles 7,087 7·7?Sq. Km. Puri *Jatni 1951 9,975 5,506 4.469 5·00 Sq. miles 1961 16,068 6,09j 61'Dil 8,638 12·95 Sq. Km. + + 7,430 Cuttack Kendrapara M 1901 15,245 7,540 7,1(}; 1911 15,113 Iji O-S7 7,334 7,719 1921 14,614 499 3'30 6,955 7,6J9 1931 12,620 1,994 13'fi4 6,237 6,383 1941 11,880 740 5-86 6,016 5,~64 3'90 Sq, miles 1951 12,253 373 3'14 6,155 10'10 Sq. Km. + 6098 1901 15,830 3,577 + 29·19. 8,082 7,74§ Dh.ok.nol Angu1 NAC 1961 15,738 7'32 Sq. miles 9,094 6,644 18'96 Sq. Km, Sambalp'bt Ilargarh M )911 4,6S9 2,499 2,190 1921 5,204 + 515 10'99 2,760 2,444 1931 7,085 + 1,881 %'15 3.616 3,46~ -1941 ~,236 + 1,151 :- 16'2, 4,301 3,933 5'10 Sq. miles 1951 9,197 961 Ih7 4,742 13'21 Sq. Km + 4455 1961 15,375 ~ 6,17' 67-17 8,648 b,727 ------(221 Cen,-32) 126 TABLE A-IV-TOWNS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 -- --- Status Decade Percentage District Name 01 town of Year PersDns variation decade Males Females town variation 2 , 4 9 . Koraput. Rayag~da NAC 1951 9,386 4,~47 4,539 5'00 Sq. miles 1961 14,537 + 5,151 + 54·88 7,485 7,052 12'95 Sq. Km. Kalahendi· Bhawanipatna M 1901 4,400 2,32'; 2,075 1911 5,945 1 ,sis -t; 35·j i 2,999 2,946 1921 6,376 + 431 7'25 3,213 3,163 1931 7,174 + 798 12'52 3,562 3,612 1941 10,86, + 3,689 + 51-42 5,357 5,506 S'W Sq. mile5. 1951 11,807 944 + 8'69 6,OO~ 5,799 13'21 Sq. Km. 1961 14,300 2,49S 21'11 7,361 6,939 Sun~lrgarh Rajxnnrmur NAC 1961 13,843 7,833 6,010 10'10 Sq. miles 26'16 Sq. Km. Cutt_ck J.jpur 1\1 1901 12,111 5,R45 (',266 1911 12,241 + 110 1'07 5,916 6,325 1921 11,015 1,226 10'02 5,27J 5,744 1931 10,673 342 ,·ID 5,274 5,399 ~41 ll,IR8 515 4·83 5,727 5,461 4'50 Sq. miles 951 ll,e26 162 1-45 5,845 5,181 11'66 Sq. Km. 1961 13,802 -r 2,776 25·18 7,430 6,372 • ),)henkanaI Dbenkanal III 1901 5,609 2,626 1911 6,615 1,006 -L 17 94 ~:~~~ 3,126 1921 6,H2 483 7·l0 3,243 2,8~9 1931 7,480 + 1,348 ~ 21'98 3,993 3,487 j941 8,421 94, 12>59 4,56) , 857 1'76 Sq. miles 1951 10,352 + 1,930 ;. 22-92 5,757 4;595 4'S6Sq, Km. 1961 13.727 3,375 .32-60 7,742 5,9B~ • CUltack Chowdlfa, NAC 1961 13,478 8,782 4,696 3'50 Sq. miles 9·J2Sq. Km. BaIasore Sora 1961 13,081 6.847 6,234 ] 2'40 Sq. miles 32'J2 Sq. Km. Keonjh01' Keonjhnr M 1941 9,004 4,771 4,233 1951 9,343 + 3jcj + 3·76 4,853 4,490 4'00 Sq. mile; 1961 12,624 .J. 3,281 + 3H2 6,896 5,728 lO'36 Sq. Km. • Puri Klmrda NAC /961 12,497 ~. 6,465 6,032 9'80 Sq. miles 25'38 Sq. Km. . Sundarga,h *Sundargarh M 1951 5,959 3,171 2,788 9'20 Sq. miles 1961 1I,3?? 5,370 + 9o·i2 5,968 5,361 23'82 Sq. Km. K'>raput *Nowrnngapur NAC 1951 7,302 3.670 3.632 3'06 Sq. miles 1961 10,380 + 3,078 + 42'15 5,40~ 4,978 7'93 Sq. Km. Sambolpur Sur'a NAC 1961 10,230 6,/33 4,097 . 5'90 Sq. miles 15'28 Sq. Km. laleswar 19i1 10,202 5,717 4,425 01' Bala.sore ,'10 Sq. miles 23'57 Sq. Km. 1941 7,416 3,776 3,640 Korap~t Gunupur NAC 4'~O Sq. miles 1951 9,027 1,6il + 21'72 4,562 4.465 !I'66 Sq. Km. 1961 10,180 t 1,153 12·77 5,14~ 5,O?2 CLASS V (5,000-9,999)-25 TOWNS 1901 26,897 13,830 13,067 1911 39,113 ~ 12,2ii; 45'4i 19,562 19,551 /921 57.824 ~ 18,711 47-84 ,8,963 28,861 1931. 68.314 10,490 18·14 :14,646 33,6611 1941 115,205 46,891 68'64 59,272 55,933 102'18 Sq. miles 1951 178,415 + 63,210 5H7 93,282 ·~5,133 264' 65 Sq. KID. 1961 190,064 11,649 6·53 99,885 90,179 ():lnj_m Bhanjanagar NAC 1911 6.042 2,864 3.178 - 1921 6,134 9i 1'52 2,938 3,196 1931 6,748 614 10·01 3,289 3,459 1941 7,227 479 + 7·10 3.550 3.677 4·10 Sq. miles 1951 8,469 -r 1,242 17·19 4.231 4,237 10'62 Sq. Km. 1961 9,952 + 1,483 17·51 5,231 4,721 Dhenkan11 Bluhan 1901 6.788 3,ZOS 3,580 ~ 1911 5,905 883 13·0J 2,768 3,137 Inl 5,331 574 9·72 2,386 2,945 1931 6,563 + 1,232 23'11 3,001 3,562 1~41 1,231 668 1O'lg J,480 3,751 0'61 Sq. miles 1951 7,915 684 9·46 J,RI9 4,096 1·58cllq. Km. 1961 9,476 I, '61 + 19·72 ' 79' 4,6N 127 TABLE A-IV-TOWNS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 Status Decade Percentag-o District Name 01 town of Year PerSODS ,ariation decade Male. Females town variation 2 4 6 7 Balasore C/wndbali 1961 9,406 5,449 3,957 -- 8'30 Sq_ miles 21-50 Sq. Km. Ganjam Aska NAC 1911 4912 2,372 2,540 1921 4,491 421 g'57 2,050 2,441 \1931 5,015 , 524 lH7 2,378 2,637 1941 5,794 779 +15'53 2,866 2,928 2'00 Sq. miles 1951 6,379 + 585 10·10 3,152 3,227 S'18 Sq. Km. 1961 9,024 -2,645 -j-41'46 4,399 '4.625 Bolangir 'Kant.banji NAC 1951 7,74-l 4,054 3,687 3'UO Sq. miles 1961 ~,863 ~ 1,122 + 14·49 4,605 4,258 7'77 Sq. Km. oanjam Surada NAC ,1941 6,339 3,149 3,190 1'90 Sq. miles 1951 7,106 767 +12·ii> 3,527 3,579 4'92 Sq. KIn. 1961 8,703 1,597 +22'47 4,496 4,207 gambalpur Hlrakud NAC '961 8,593 5,182 3,411 3'40 Sq. miles 8'81 Sq. Km. Dhcnkanal Talcher NAC 1941 6,002 3,126 2,876 6'82 Sq. miles 1951 9,189 3,187 +53·io 4,703 4,486 17·66 Sq, KIn. 1961 8,147 -1,042 -11'34 4,335. 3,812 Mayurbhanj Ralrangpur NAC 1961 8.119 4,292 3,827 5'55 Sq. miles ]4'38 Sq. Km. Ganjum Hinjili 1961 8,028 3,967 4,061 0'70 Sq. miles 1'81 Sq. Km. Kalaltandi Khariar 196] 7,873 3,878 3,995 9'20 Sq. miles 23'82 Sq. Km. Ganjam Chatrapur NAC 1941 6,227 3,177 ;,050 1'70 Sq. miles 1951 ',746 1,51'9 -/24:39 3,912 3,834 4'40 Sq. Km. 1961· 7,835 -j- 89 1'15 4,087 3,748 BQlangir *Patnagarh 1951 :",900 2,940 2,960 8'00 Sq. miles 9GI 7.592 I,G92 28·68 3,911 3,681 20'72 Sq. Km, Koraput Koraput NAC 1961 7,461 4,290 3,171 3'00 Sq. miles 7'77Sq, Km. .Bolangir Titlagorh NAG- 1941 5,652 2,857 2,795 4'00 Sq. miles 1951 6,050 Co 3'98 7·04 3,141 2,909 10'36 Sq. KIn. 1961 7,433 1,383 -/22'86- 3,915 3,518 Cuttack *Athgarh 1951 5.890 3,042 2,848 4'00 Sq. miles 1961 7,256 1,366 23·i9 3,687 3,569 10'35 Sq. Km. Bolangir Sonepur M 1901 8.887 4,490 4,397 1911 8,638 249 2·80 4,112 4,526 1921 7,680 958 11·09 3,M7 4,033 J931 8,506 826 10·76 4,224 4,28', )941 9,Ofi5 559 + 6'5' 4,548 4,517 3'00 Sq, miles 1951 7,356 1,709 18·85 3,589 3,767 7'77 Sq. Km. 1961 7,108 248 - 3'37 3,571 3,,537 Sumbalpur Deogarh M 1941 6.537- 3330 3,207 7.00 Sq. miles 1951 5,711 826 -12·64 2,882 2,829 18'13 Sq. Km. 1961 6,839 1,128 19'75 3,532 J,307 Kalnhnndi Khariar Road 1961 6.4UU 3.344 3,U56 4'40 Sq. milet 11'40 Sq. Km. Koraput Kotpad NAC 1961 6.368 3,0$2 3,316 4'00 Sq. miles 10'36 Sq. Km. llaudh-Khondmah Baudh NAC 1941 5,740 2,829 2,911 3'00 Sq. miles 1951 5,498 - ~42 4·22 2,80t ~,694 7'77 Sq. Km. 1961 6.088 590 10,73 3,123 '.,965 Cult.ck Jaipur Road N~C 1961 5,989 3.502 ',487 4'90 Sq, miles ] 2'69 Sq. Km, Cuttack "'Banki 1951 4,956 ~.597 ~i59 l'SO Sq. miles 19'1 5,934 + 978 1<)·73 3,125 2,809 4'67 Sq, Km. ------128 (2) Towns treated as such for the first time in 196( nrc printed in italic. (3) The following abbreviations have been used : M for Municipality. NAC for Notified Area Council. 129 TABLE A-IV-TOWNS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WlTH VARIATION SINCE 1901 130 TABLE A-IV-TOWNS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 APPENDIX Explanatory Note A ,-__~ ______Con.tit _.A. uent Village.______-, Land Revenue 1951 Census District Name of New town Name Record No. Population 2 4 S Kalabandi ., Khariar Khariar 453 4,750 Gondermundn 477 398 Koptipodar 487 482 Ranipur 299 198 Padampur 115 5S8 Bijepur 32 146 Bhanpur NA Uninhabited 6,562 Khariar Road Khariar Road NA 4,481 Mongarapali 535 773 Khupetara 441 389 Dumerdihi 453 332 5,975 Koraput Koraput Ward No, 1 to 10 NAC NA 4,791 Kotpad Ward No, 1 to 10 NA 6,196 Bondhaguda NA 657 6,853 Samb.lpur , , Brajarajnagar Lamtibahal 60 4,111 Tel.np.1i 30 2,635 Kat.bag. 10 ---2,377 9,123 Hirakud " I.mda III 6,559 Burl. Burla 294 3,791 Kirb. 30 528 4,319 Ganjam _ Hinjili Hjnjili 250 2,469 Katu 380 1,929 Ankorada 251 1,003 Nu'goda NA 231 Singipur NA 207 5,839 Khatlikote Khallikote NA 3,096 Dadhim.lo 9 15 Kandhagam NA 395 3,506 Gopalpur " Gop.lpur 344 2,739 Bcllagunlha BeUaguntha 243 3,457 Ballidi 125 1,449 Bijaykrishna 398 232 Saranpur 5,138 Sundargarh .' Rourkela Chhunda N'A 991 Pradhanpali NA 127 Dalposhi NA 325 Raghunathpali NA 790 Luakera NA 361 Barkani NA 858 Jharmunda NA 46 Dijabandha NA 43 M.limili NA 185 Tangarp.li NA 233 Durgapur NA 774 Panposh NA 428 Goradihi NA 378 Bhangarmunda NA 233 Tarkera NA 60S Kalltajhar NA 345 Uparnabah.1 NA 133 Khariabahal NA 211 -~ Note-NA fo!,_Not- Kvallable 131 TABLE A-IV-TOWNS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 APPENDIX Explanatory Note A-contd. ------Constituent Villages Land Revenue 1951 Census District Name of Ne,-: town Name Record No. Population 2 4 Sundargarh·concld. Rburkela-concTd. Lanjiberna NA 137 Purnapalli NA 958 Abhirabandha NA 144 Jagada NA 32 Jutla NA 601 Urtam NA 535 Hamirpur NA 864 Tumkela NA 1,325 Deogaon NA 272 Jhirpani NA 246 Dahiposh NA 140 Bandposh NA 438 Jharbaha! NA 265 Rourkela including busti NA 2,533 15,562 Rajgangpur Ranibandha NA 443 Liploi NA 485 Kumarkela NA 1,747 Bhatollo NA 656 Rajgangpur NA 5,184 Jorma!' NA 427 8,942 Dlienkanal •. Angul Kanl.godio 94 534 Ranigodajungle 100 469 Turanga 103 1.446 Turangjungle 102 169 Baniabahal 106 182 Somanathpur 105 566 Lingarajodi 107 718 Khalari 108 1,136 Hulurusinga 97 1,525 Kumanda 98 1,611 Malisahi 96 69 Angul .101 3,812 12,237 Puri •• Khurdn Jaharsing 597 4,148 Mukundprasad 601 2,082 Jemadei 598 422 Khurdagarh 600 642 Sanapalla 595 693 Gurujang 206 2;001 9,988 Nayagarh Nayagarh 474 2,678 Sindurja 476 1,793 Durgaprasnd 477 440 4,911 Keonjhar .. Barbil Killibur NA 275 Naida NA 857 Belkundi NA 769 Kolkara NA 365 Kandkara NA 425 Thakarmani NA 117 Dalki NA 1,420 Sading NA 98! Barbil NA 3,692 Santabobal NA 83 SUl1dara NA 162 Matakunibuda NA 206 Hisherpllf NA 115 9,467 CuttlC.Io .. Chowdwar Chowdwar 155 3,478 Mundamal 141 250 Govindjewpatna 156 778 Manguli NA 180 Kapaleswar 157 1.271 _...:._ 5,957 132 TABLE A-lV-TOWNS CLASSIFIE D BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 APPENDIX Explanatory Note A-contd. Constit uent Villages ...., Land Revenue 19'1 Census District Nall1e of New town Name Record No. Population 4 5 Cuttack-collcld. •• Jajpur Road Dolipur 418 1,185 Cborada 436 466 Kopanda 441 389 Nalapada NA 202 Biramonipur NA 255 Uarpara 434 186 Padanpur 435 90 Mundarnal 216 275 Bh.li. NA 144 Dala 439 223 Nahaka 438 144 3,559 • • Rairangpur Beidaposi 7 261 Mahuldeha 8 421 Kuchaibudhi 9 747 Juchinda 12 1,246 Thakuranibeda 13 316 Amladuba 14 1,082 Picliliilaghati 22 589 Rairangpur 21 1,084 5,746 Balasore •• 50ro Badakhudi 93 1,414 Uttars.hi 100 249 Kamarput 101 130 Balaswar 102 SO Raipurcbak 103 407 Sadampur 104 207 SuIetanpur 108 239 lsanmundali 109 258 Raipur 111 25 Mobarakpur 116 577 Chakkhand.sahi 115 92 Muleswar 117 361 llua 113 231 Gopinathpur 119 182 Khirkoni 214 517 Tundapara 215 1,530 Meghamadhab 216 238 Dandapara 217 43 Chak Barhapur 219 137 Kudandpur 219 225 Khandasahi 221 548 Panisimulia 222 Uninhabited Ked.rpur 204 961 Kiarpur 213 248 KamanpuT 111) 143 Ghorsahi tl2 170 Chhatrapur 113 374 Odanga 114 771 Ulaskharpur 226 219 Barhapur 220 36 10,582 JaJeowar Santia 98 590 Patharpara 105 552 RaJpur 76 715 Gadeswarpur 107 295 Shekbad J06 242 Ramnagarpatnn 102 516 Dh.nastak 100 Uninhabited Ilidy.dharpur 79 188 Sa san bad 104 191 Dellljpanchagharla 100 167 Na!ldika 114 323 Manikchak 78 65 Saherbnzar 77 58 Mahangara 117 600 Alalpur 128 Uninhabited ChlVldmandir 116 258 Ambalioya 121 609 Panchghant SO 444 Ilhudei 130 190 Ch~kbishnu 129 201 Ma'tusol 103 Uninhabited Srikar 99 Ditto 6,204 133 TABLE A-IV -TOWNS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 APPENDIX Explanatory Note A-concJd. Constituent Villages r- ------"------, District Name of New town Name Land Revenue 1951 Census Record No. Population 2 4 :ealasore--coltcld. .. Chandbali .• Ch.ndbali 147 837 Barebipur 148 220 Sampur 149 363 Panc11apara 150 1,375 Nayahat 151 261 Barharipur 270 100 Sanharipur 272 90 Bintra 143 432 PatuJi 145 289 SimuIia 146 29 Gul.cia 141 587 Pokharisahi 274 123 Sanostia 156 24 Kuanarsar 157 247 Baligam 140 1,213. Pahadpur 144 285 6,475 ------ TABLE A-IV-TOWNS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WffH VARIATION SINCE 1901 APPENDIX Explanatory Note B Constituent Villages ,-______- ____..A. ______., Land Revenue 1961 Name of 1951 Census Name Record No. ,------~ - ----, District town declassified in Area Population 1961 2 3 4 5 6 Nil (221 Cen.-34) PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 137 FLY-LEAF PRIl\1ARY CENSUS ABSTRACT The Union Primary Census Abstract gives figures relating to the State, districts and lower administrative Units up to the Police Stations and Towns. The Abstract shows the area in square miles, number of occupied residen tial houses and households, total number {)fpersons enumerated including inmates ofIustitutions and houseless persons, population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, number Df literate and educated persons and total number of workers classified into the following nine industria I categories:- Category Classification of worker I As Cultivator, II As Agricultural labourer, III In Mining, Quarryin~, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, Orcllards and Allied activitiei. IV At Household Industry, V In Manufacturing other than Household Industry, VI In Constructior., VII In Trade and CClmmerce, VIII In Transport, Stcrage and Communications, and IX In Other Services. Lastly, tire Abstract gives the rotalnamber o-f Nco-workers. Pcpulalion figW"cs in all columns nre gi~·en se7m·ise. 2. TeallS appearing in the C (i) House-A nou~e means a 'Census Hou~e', that is to sa);, a structure or part nf a struct:ue inhabited or vacant, or a dwelling, a sb{)p, a shop-c.um-dwelling or a place of business, workshop, school, etc., with a separate main entra;)ce. (if) Occupied Res-idential House-An occt:pied resideotial house is a Census house which is partly or wholly used for pu;-pose of residence at the time of Census enumeratiCln. (iii) Household-A househ()ld means the entire group of per,on~ who commonly live together and take their meals from a common mess unless the exigencies of work prevented any of them from doing so. • 3, Statement showing percentage of households to number of. houses in Rural alld Urban areas of each district: State/Dlstrict Total Rural Urban ORISSA 107·92 108·02 106·60 1. Kalahandi 105·33 105"22 10S·83 2. Koraput 101·17 101-13 101·91 3. Sambalpur 115-62 115·75 114-15 4. Bolangir 115-58 115·29 121'70 5. Baudh-Khondmals 10S·44 108·41 110·87 6. Ganjam 106·93 107-41 101·70 7. Sundargarh 105·71 105"99 104·77 8. Dhenkanal 109-66 109-42 114·70 9. Puri 118·55 119·65 106·42 10. Keonjhar 103-85 103-86 103-74 11. Cuttack 105·27 105·18 106·58 12. Mayurbhanj 104·75 104·86 100·52 l3. Balasore 103·14 103-06 104·28 - ---- The percent1l-ge of households to houses if. highest in Puri district, where there are 119 households for 100 houses. As far ~s individual Police Stations are concerned, the highest figures are noticeable in Gania Police Staticn of Puri district, Betnoti Police Station of MaYl.1rbhanj district,Ambabhona Police Station ofSambalpur district and Ghantapada Police Station of Baudh-Khondmals disu'ict, the respective figures being167,166.140and 135. (221 Ceo.-35) 138 4. Statement showing density o/households per square mite in Rural and Urban areas district by district: State/District Total Rural Urban ------ ORISSA 59-49 56'00 584"66 1 Kalahandi 40'74 39"67 329"68 2. Koraput 33"30 31'70 542-4] 3. Sambalpur 51'17 47'56 622'29 4. Bolangir 65"37 62"69 443'13 5. Baudh-Khondmals 27'92 27"62 462'33 6. Ganjam 86'03 79'55 1,389'36 7. Sundargarh 40'49 32'02 492'25 8. Dhenkanal 46'39 44'35 568'14 9. Puri 90'09 84'37 579'74 10. Keonjhar 43-39 41-43 .337'56 11. Cuttack 140'57 133'06 824'40 12. Mayurbhanj 57"21 56'00 622'11 13. Balasorc 108'88 103"85 376'51 The table shows that concentration of households in rural as well as urban areas is high in the coastal districts of Cuttack, Balasore, Puri and Ganjam compared to the low density in the districts of Baudh-Khondmals, Koraput, Kalahandi and Sundargarh which are pre dominantly tribal areas. The density in the rural areas varies between 285 households per square mile in Gobindpur Police Station in Cuttack district and 6 per square mile in Venkatapalam Police Station in Koraput district. The concentration of households in the towns of Puri (1,805 per square mile) and Berhampur 0,790 per square mile) is very high compared to Cuttack City (1,079 per square mile). The two well-planned towns, Rourkela and Bhubaneswar have low density of 653 and 433 per square mile respectively. The density of urban areas is highest in the district of Ganjam due to the emergence of new towns whose area is only approximate pending fixation of the boundaries on a definite basis. The towns with less than 250 households per square mile are: Khariar, Jaleswar, Patnagarh, Deogarh, Talcher, Nayagarh, Soro and Chandbali. 5. Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe-A person is said to belong to a Scheduled Caste, if he belongs to anyone of the Castes specified in the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes,Order (Amendment) Act, 1956. A person is said to belong to a Scheduled Tribe, if he belongs to anyone of the Tribes specified in the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order (Amendment) Act, 1956. 6. Literate and Educated Persons- -A person is said to be literate if he can read and write a simple letter. An educated person is one who has passed a written examination of a recognised educational standard. 7. Worker-A worker is one who is engaged in economic activity of the following nine categories. "Work" includes not only actual work but also effective superrvision and direction of work. Thc nine categories -of economic activities mentioned above comprise persons who are engaged :-(I) as Cultivator, (II) as Agricultural Labourer, (III) in Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, Orchards and Allied activities, (IV) at Household Industries, (V) in Manufacturing other than Household Industries, (VI) in Construction, (Vll) in Trade and Commerce, (VIU) in Transport, Storage and Communications, (IX) in Other Services. I. Cultivator- -A cultivator is a person who is engaged either as employer, single worker or family workwer ill (a) cultivation of land, or supervision or direction of cultivation ofland owned by himself or by a member of his household or held from Government; (b) cultivation of land or supervision or direction of cultivation of land held from private persons or institutions for payment in money, kind or share. II. Agricultural Labourer-An agricultural labourer is a person who works in another person's land in lieu of wages in cash, kind or share without exercising any right of superviSIOn or direction in matters connected with cultivation. 111. In Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, Orchards and Allied activitles- This category is not defined as it is self-explanatory. IV. Household Industry-A household industry is an industry conducted by the Head of the household himself and/or mainly members of the household at home or within the village in rural areas and only at home in urban areas. The industry should not be run on the scale of a registered factory. Thus the main criterion for a Household Industry is the participation of one or more members of a household in rural areas. In the urban areas the industry should be confined to the house. It should relate to production, processing, se 'vicing, repairing and making and selling of goods. It does not include professions, such as, pleader or doctor or barber or washerman or astrologer. V. Manufacturing other than Household Industry, ., VI. In Construction, VII. In Trade and Commerce, ~ These categories of workers are not defined separately as they VlII. In Transport, Storage and Communications and ) are self-explanatory. IX. In Other Services. 139 8, Non-worker--A person is said to be not working if he or she does not come under any of the categories of "Worker" mentioned above, A person who has been offered work out has not actually joined it is treated as a non-worker, The activities of non-workers have been classified into the following eight categories: (i) a full-time student or child attending school who does no other work, (U) a person engaged in unpaid house duties (like housewife or other adult female) who does no other work nor help regularly even part-time in family cultivation, industry, trade or profession, (iii) a dependent, including an infant or child not attending school or a person permanently disabled from work because of old age or illness, (i v) a retired person, a rentier, a person living on agricultural or non-agricultural royalty, rent or dividend or any other person of independent means for securing which he does not have to work, (v) a beggar, a vagrant, or an independent woman without indication of source of income or a person of unspecified source of existence, (vi) a convict in jail or an inmate of a penal, mental or charitable institution, (vii) a person who has not been employed before but is seeking employment for the first time, and (viii) a person employed before but now out of employment and seeking employment. 9, Statement of percentage of Scheduled Castes and of Scheduled Tribes severally (0 total males and females by rural and urban areas of each district, and in cities and towns of 50.000 and orer Percentage of Scheduled Castes ,-Percentage_ ____ of____J,., Scheduled ____ Tribes-----, ,--- _.A.._ -- ---, State/District M F M F ,--"--...... -_.A.---, r--..A.-~l ,---.A..._--, R U R U R U R U ORISSA 16'01 10'64 16'08 12'25 25'13 7-33 25'19 8'58 Kalahandi 18'86 18'42 18'85 20'28 33'7,0 7'56 34'16 8'01 Koraput 12'24 14'54 12'48 13'52 63'08 14'58 63'74 14'22 SambaJpur 16'46 12'14 16'48 15-07 30'57 8'37 30'92 11'42 Bolangir 17-82 ll'23 17'84 11'84 21-22 4'58 21'69 4'56 Baudh·Khondmals 19'41 14'19 19'33 16-53 41'29 0'32 42'91 0'13 Ganjam 16'59 15'00 16'59 15'12 11'18 0'84 10'64 Q'28 Sundargarh 9'69 8'24 10'06 9'14 64'30 22'63 65'16 36'02 Dhenkanal 18'32 12'32 18'37 18-18 14'40 2'73 14'51 3-93 Puri 14'68 7'70 14'57 9'53 3'75 1'19 3'86 1-18 Keonjhar 13'65 13'53 14'08 13'70 47'18 31'48 48'25 38'07 Cuttack 18'55 8'47 18'43 11'84 3'02 0'70 2'90 0'68 Mavurbhanj 8'63 11'59 8'53 12'43 61'17 10'04 62'52 8'76 Balasore 19'54 7'16 19'91 4'8l 6-76 4'78 7'13 4'04 C .tack Cily 7'29 11'13 0'45 0'29 Rourkela Town 5'46 4'72 17'45 30'6Y Berhampur Town 10'14 10'92 0'47 0'04 PuriTown 6'61 8'58 ------0'20 0'01 140 10, .The percentage of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in towns where the proportions are higher than the average of the State is given below: Percentage of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes for the towns where the proportions are higher than the average for the State _.------Percentage of Scheduled Castes Percentage of Scheduled Tribes ,..--___..A...__ __ -----.. ,------"------, Name of Town M F M F 2 3 4 5 Bhawanipatna 18'2'2 20'13 Khariar Road 13-67 16'56 8·79 10'34 Khariar 22'90 23'38 Koraput 18'00 24'31 Machkund 15'37 18'79 Nowrangapur 12'42 12'52 13'66 14-40 Jeypore 13'27 10'25 Kotpad 23'59 22'58 Rayagada 13'39 14'75 16'41 16'49 Gunupur 25'76 28'64 10'59 11'17 Brajarajnagar 16'81 22'90 7'07 9'74 Burla 15'08 20'11 8'63 13'64 Hirakud 10'38 17'50 Jharsuguda 12-13 13'55 11'46 14'62 Bargarh 11'34 14'72 Deogarh 20'22 18'42 22'96 28'39 Patnagarh 12'12 12'03 10'51 7-69 Sonepur 16'89 19'96 Baudh 14'19 16'53 Hinjili 18'05 17'19 --- 141 Percentage of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes for the towns where the proportions are higher than the average for the State-concJd, --"-- - Percentage of Scheduled Castes Percentage of Scheduled Tribes Name of'Town ,-----"---_ ~- .-' ,---- -_--"--_ ------, M F M F 2 3 4 5 _------ Khallikote 17,51 19-61 Bhanjanagar 19'12 23'51 Surada 23'04 25'01 Aska 16'73 17-82 Parlakhenlllndi 27'78 22'93 Sundargarh 20'11 23-89 Rajgangpur 11'50 11'25 31'61 38'87 Rourkela 17'45 30'69 Birmitrapllf 21'24 23'02 45'80 58'64 Dhenkanal IH8 18'~1 Angu! 11'25 20'83 Talcher 17'07 23'64 Nayagarh 15'13 24'20 Keonjhar 14'72 12'06 22'06 27'29 BarbiJ 12'78 14'83 37'35 45'54 Jajpur 17-13 19-99 JajpuT Roa,l 18'56 24'33 Athgarh 21-18 18-46 Baripada 11'88 14'19 9'93 8'04 Rairangpur 10-32 10-43 Jaleswar 10'26 13-83 ChandbaJi 12'70 11'09 ------_ ( 221 Ceu,-36 ) 142 11. Statement of percelltage of literate and educated persons to total population, males and females, by rural and urban areas of each district and in cities and towns of 50,000 and orer -- - ~-- --- Percentage of Literate and Educated persons r------__ ._.",A..______~ ____~ State/District RURAL URBAN ...A... ___~ ,---- r------_..A..._ ----'""""'\ p M F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 ORISSA 20'14 32'96 7'52 44'16 57'54 27'58 Kalahandi 10'38 18'70 2-23 34-'37 48'42 19'72 Koraput 6'61 11"40 1'78 39'63 52-82 25'54 SambaJpur 21'27 35'27 1'45 43'00 57-90 24'4'1 Bolangir 13'17 23'20 3-18 43'70 59-24 26'88 Baudh·Khondmals 17040 30'94 4'03 42-15 58'92 24'49 Ganjam 19'40 33'36 6-65 42'51 57'38 26'83 Sundllrgarh 15'35 24'82 5-78 39'74 51'41 21'23 Dhenkanal 22'75 38-11 7'38 38'23 53-26 19'77 Puri 27'57 43'92 lI-60 54-'45 67'20 38'26 Keonjhar 17-07 28-57 5'48 30'68 42-70 15-27 Cuttack 28-33 44'24 12-74 50-16 62'42 33'69 Mayurbhanj 13'28 22'64 3'88 51'26 64'77 34'58 Balasore 28'82 45'31 12'05 39'11 52-23 23'60 Cuttack City 53-58 64-91 37'89 Rourkela Town 44'00 55'27 23-01 Berhampur Town 44-62 59'37 28-74 Puri Town 47'81 59'62 33-22 143 12. The towns where the proportions of literate and educated persons are higher than the average for the Stale are given below: --_-- ---_- -- - _--- Name of Town P M F 2 3 _ 4 ------~-~.------_.- Khurda 61'77 66'28 56'93 Bhubaneswar 63'75 79'53 40'97 Baripada 55'65 68'32 39-40 Titlagarh 47'05 61'30 31'18 Cuttack 53'58 64-91 37"89 Banki 45'08 60'86 27'52 Jatni 53'49 66'59 38'26 Jharsuguda 46'47 60'25 30'77 Hicakud 50'88 64'63 29'99 BurJa 46'80 59'S1 27'34 Nayagarh 49'65 63'64 31'15 ChatrapUI 49'56 63'32 34'55 Khallikote 48'02 63'29 32'29 Koraput 47-89 57'81 34'47 Machkund 45'50 58'97 26'98 Puri 47"81 59'62 33'22 BalasoJ'e 44-90 56'92 30'73 Berhanlpur 44'62 59'37 28'74 Athgarh 44'42 59'51 28'83 Chowdwar 44'34 57'54 21'52 144 13. Statement of distribution of 1,000 persons, males and females of Rural and Urban areaS severally of each ----_._------Workers' r-- ______.A. ____ ------. State/District Total Population Total workers 1 II liT I-IX ,_.A._--.. r--.A..-~ M P M F ORISSA T 1,000 1,000 1,000 437 608 266 363 133 92 57 II 4 R 1,000 1,000 1,000 441 610 274 387 140 98 60 11 4 U 1,000 1,000 1,000 375 572 131 42 9 12 4 16 5 Kalahalldi T 1,000 1,000 1,000 455 631 282 386 152 138 53 4 2 R 1,000 1,000 1,000 457 634 285 396 155 142 55 3 U 1,000 1,000 1,000 356 543 161 86 26 28 5 15 2 Koraput T 1,000- 1,000 1,000 541 652 428 412 237 108 97 II 4 R 1,000 1,000 1,000 550 657 442 433 249 113 102 10 5 U 1,000 1,000 1,000 364 555 161 34 9 10 3 14 2 Sambalpur T 1,0:)) 1,000 1,000 523 647 399 367 225 115 61 4 2 R 1,000 1,000 1,000 535 653 418 398 241 125 65 3 2 U 1,000 1,000 1,000 383 58~ 131 26 12 8 2 17 4 Bolangir T 1,000 1,000 1,000 482 648 315 405 172 118 58 3 R 1,000 1,000 1,000 489 655 324 423 180 123 60 3 U 1,000 1,000 1,000 335 516 139 41 6 28 12 2 Baudh-Khonimals T 1,000 1,000 1,000 564 645 484 416 308 84 67 11 4 R 1,000 1,000 1,000 566 647 486 421 312 85 67 10 4 U 1,000 1,000 1,000 404 530 272 37 22 6 2 31 4 Ganjam T 1,000 1,000 1,000 492 588 404 313 180 78 103 21 7 R 1,000 1,000 1,000 506 596 425 340 194 84 111 21 7 U 1,000 1,000 1,000 334 498 162 36 13 8 11 18 4 Sundargarh T 1,000 1,000 1,000 505 638 360 345 216 65 51 9 5 R 1,000 1,000 1,000 501 618 382 429 250 81 60 4 2 U 1,000 1,000 1,000 525 713 228 2~ 15 3 29 21 Dhenkanal T 1,000 1,00::> 1,000 413 594 231 363 120 76 44 7 2 R 1,000 1,000 1,000 417 598 237 377 124 79 46 6 2 U 1,000 1,000 1,000 335 521 106 111 25 20 6 13 145 district and ill cities of populatioJllOD,OOO a1d over, the workers and non-workers, and/or each category 0/ workers Workers ,-~------., IV V VI VII VIlI IX X Non-workers ,---'----., ,-__ ..A._--., ,--_.A--_-.. M F M F P M F 33 28 8 2 3 N 13 4 6 N 79 '38 563 392 734 32 29 2 1 2 N 9 4 2 N 67 36 559 390 726 34 19 88 9 25 2 68 11 50 4 237 68 625 428 869 29 24 2 N N 7 5 63 46 545 369 718 29 25 N N N N 6 4 57 45 543 366 715 25 8 37 7 22 N 63 22 25 242 90 644 457 839 22 16 3 3 2 N 8 6 3 N 83 65 459 348 S72 22 16 2 N 5 5 71 63 450 343 558 30 18 46 9 13 N 75 22 42 291 97 636 445 839 47 51 10 1 5 N 10 4 5 N 84 55 477 353 601 48 53 N N N N 5 3 ,N 73 54 465 347 582 34 19 112 13 50 69 11 56 2 213 67 617 415 869 41 37 2 N N' 8 5 3 N 67 42 518 352 685 40 37 N N N 4 5 N 60 41 511 345 676 56 36 29 4 11 68 18 58 2 213 69 665 484 861 34 31 1 N 12 4 1 N _85 69 436 355 516 33 30 1 N N 12 4 N 83 69 434 353 514 124 99 26 18 18 61 36 19 N 208 90 596 470 728 41 33 7 3 2 N 22 8 5 N 99 70 508 412 596 40 33 3' 3 2 N 16 7 2 N 88 70 494 404 575 49 40 43 6 13 N 83 19 37 211 68 666 502 838 21 21 50 5 13 2 16 2 16 3 103 55 495 362 640 22 24 2 N 5 3 N 71 44 499 382 618 17 4 232 27 57 14 59 4 63 17 224 125 475 287 772 49 35 2 N N 8 2 2 N 86 28 587 406 769 49 35 N N N 6 2 N 80 28 583 402 763 57 20 29 3 13 N 48 5 21 1 209 45 665 479 894 (221 Cen.-37) 146 Statement of distribution of 1,000 p::rsons, males and females of Rural and Urban areas severally of each district and Workers ,------State/District Total Population Total workers I II III I-IX ~ __..A- ___~~ , __-...A- ___-. r--.A..-----. r-_..A_-~ ,---.-A-----. p M F P M F M F M F M F ---- Puri T 1,000 1,000 1,000 348 598 99 352 21 82 22 20 '5 R 1,000 1,000 1,000 347 600 100 379 23 88 24 20 5 U 1,000 1,000 1,000 363 573 97 34 14 5 20 2 Keonjhar T 1,000 1,000 1,000 451 586 313 400 194 76 59 24 18 R 1,000 1,000 1,000 450 585 314 417 201 78 60 23 17 U 1,000 1,000 1,000 456 603 268 42 23 23 9 34 22 Cuttack T 1,000 1,000 1,000 329 578 80 323 12 74 15 7 2 R 1,000 1,000 1,000 327 579 81 349 12 80 16 6 3 U 1,000 1,000 1,000 352 568 64 23 6 1 8 i Mayurbhauj T 1,000 1,000 1,000 518 599 437 364 231 124 146 19 1 R 1,000 1,000 1,000 522 601 443 373 235 127 148 19 8 U 1,000 1,000 1,000 333 501 125 53 22 l3 16 2 N Balasore T 1,000 1,000 1,000 320 572 62 395 15 78 15 5 1 R 1,000 1,000 1,000 320 574 62 417 16 81 16 6 U 1,000 1,000 1,000 323 542 65 109 2 33 5 6 Cuttack City U 1,000 1,000 1,000 353 562 64 5 N N 8 N 147 in cities o/population 100,000 and over, the workers and non-workers, and/or each category 0/ workers-conc1d. Workers ------. X IV V VI VII VIII IX Non-workers ,---'---, ,---'---., ,---'---., ,---'---, ,--A.._----" r--..A..~ ,----'-----, M F M F M F M F M F M F P M F 29 27 5 4 3 N 18 5 8 N 81 15 652 402 901 30 27 3 3 2 N 13 5 3 N 62 13 653 400 900 17 14 31 4 23 N 74 14 65 3 295 54 637 427 903 24 18 3 N 2 N 5 5 3 47 20 549 414 687 25 19 N N N 4 2 35 15 550 415 686 17 9 65 9 9 33 3 82 44 298 148 544 397 732 34 25 15 6 N J7 4 9 N 93 21 671 422 920 33 26 7 N 5 N 13 4 5 N 81 20 973 421 919 45 14 110 5 16 N 73 4 58 2 229 36 648 432 936 34 30 2 N N 6 3 N 46 22 482 401 563 34 30 N N N 5 2 N 40 21 478 399 557 33 20 47 2 12 N 63 2 22 N 256 63 667 499 875 13 14 6 N 11 2 5 N 58 14 680 428 938 12 14 2 N N 7 2 4 N 45 12 680 426 938 22 7 54 7 11 N 59 3 27 N 221 40 677 458 935 50 14 87 4 17 N 78 4 70 r 246 41 647 438 936 Note-N stands for Negligible 148 14_ Statement of Sex Ratio (females/or 1,000 males) among Total Population, Total Workers, each category of worker and among non-workers in rural and urban areas 0/ each district and in cities of population 100,000 and over State/District Totel Total I II III IV V VI VI{ VIII IX X populd workers Non tion (I--lX) workers ORISSA T 1,001 438 367 619 375 858 181 60 321 53 479 1,872 R 1,015 456 368 622 391 890 469 61 436 27 545 1,892 U 807 185 179 296 242 444 79 59 130 69 232 1,639 Kalahandi T 1,021 456 401 393 408 844 205 21 695 11 751 1,987 R 1,023 460 402 394 446 857 263 36 815 801 1,995 U 959 285 283 179 144 303 183 344 19 357 1,761 Koraput T 989 649 569 891 411 722 826 175 637 15 772 1,625 R 992 667 571 894 431 735 2,828 259 962 876 1,615 U 936 272 263 264 137 555 176 33 270 22 313 1,763 Sambalpur T 995 613 611 524 425 1,093 104 22 357 22 650 1,696 R 1,013 649 612 526 531 1,135 332 54 673 7 758 1,697 U 804 180 380 203 210 440 91 18 129 23 253 1,685 Bolangir T 1,000 487 425 489 349 890 208 89 671 31 632 1,946 R 1,004 497 427 494 391 912 833 143 1,001 25 692 1,967 U 923 248 140 42 152 583 137 31 248 32 298 1,641 Baudh-Khondmals T 1,012 758 749 801 359 920 627 89 333 8 828 1,474 R 1,013 761 749 801 369 928 603 99 318 5 840 1,474 U 949 486 578 294 113 755 667 35 555 17 410 1,472 Ganjam T 1,082 744 623 1,438 349 874 515 24 401 22 762 1,564 R 1,095 779 625 1,440 359 81>6 1,006 31 495 2 870 1,561 U 951 309 335 1,1S, 228 776 138 14 216 33 305 1,587 Sundargarh T 91:. 515 573 722 499 894 87 157 89 152 491 1,618 R 990 612 578 726 584 1,046 597 152 244 31 609 1,603 U 630 201 320 247 455 155 73 158 40 171 )51 1,693 Dhenkanal T 991 386 327 581 248 701 89 99 211 32 325 1,875 R 1,000 396 330 585 272 726 114 201 262 346 1,897 U 814 166 184 238 40 290 80 14 93 45 174 1,519 Puri T 1,004 167 60 276 250 907 658 9 294 24 192 2,248 I R 1,023 170 61 276 266 919 1,149 16 363 6 211 2,301 U 788 133 22 278 71 656 96 4 153 32 145 1,667 149 Statement of Sex Ratio (females for 1,000 males) among Total Population. Total Workers, each category of worker and among non-workers in rural and urban areas of each district and in cities of population 100,000 and over-concld. State/Districts Total Total ][ fTI lV V VI VII VIlI IX X popula- workers Non- (ion (I-IX) workers '--'_------ Keonjhar T 982 524 477 761 727 734 111 238 149 467 412 1,630 R 992 533 478 768 745 744 113 312 184 591 422 1,639 U 780 346 431 308 486 428 110 38 68 421 388 1,439 Cuttack T 999 138 36 206 367 735 33 14 246 14 225 2,177 R J,020 143 36 206 397 794 32 17 343 6 251 2,226 U 745 83 28 164 100 225 35 4 45 22 116 1,612 Mayurbhanj T 991 72'3 626 1,162 387 887 54 91 147 10 471 1,391 R 996 734 627 1,162 388 897 no 130 192 12 516 1,390 lJ 810 203 338 1,015 129 498 24 5 26 3 199 1,421 Balasore T 974 105 38 190 151 1,022 197 32 161 17 231 2,135 R 983 105 38 192 153 1,122 385 52 232 25 259 2,168 lJ 846 J02 17 112 126 274 107 21 49 5 154 1,725 Cuttack City U 722 82 9 ~J 29 202 29 2 35 15 120 1,543 ------.-.--~ ~- ..... ---- The proportion of total workers to non-workers in the coastal districts of Cuttack, Puri and Balasore is far below the State average. The large number of economically inactive female population is responsible for the adverse distribution in these three districts. In Dhenkanal district, the distribution of total workers is slightly less than the State average but the participation of female workers is much better than the coastal districts. The proportion of total workers is much higher than the State average and exceeds 50 per cent in the districts of Baudh- Khondmals (564), Sambalpur (523), Keonjhar (518) and Sundargarh (505). In the remaining five districts, it is above the State average. The participation of large number of female workers in these districts not only accounts for the favourable distribution but indicates their awareness to overcome the social barriers and work on common footing with their male partners for economiCatfldvancement. The sex ratio of workers to non-workers is largely dependent on the general sex distribution of population. While there is marked decline in the overall sex ratio, it is conspicuously low in the urban areas which explains the proportionate reduction of urban female workers. The sex ratio is highest in the rural areas of Ganjam, Baudh-Khondmals, Mayurbhanj, Koraput. Sambalpur and Sundargarh while it is above the State average in the districts of Keonjhar, Bolangir, and Kalahandi. In the remaining districts the ratio of female workers is low which may be attributed to the social restrictions forbidding the females to work out,~ide their homes. 15. Abbreviations-The following abbreviations have been used: T for Total R for Rural U for Urban M for Municipality NAC for Notified Area Council (221 Cen.-3S) 150 PRIMARY ------ Occupied resiu'!ntial ___houses..A... __ • Total number of persons enumerated SI State/ Districl/Subdivision/Ta1nk.l Area in (including inml-tes of institutions and No. Police Station/Town Sq. miles Number of Number of houscless persons) Scheduled Castes hOU3CS households r------"'------, r---- __;"_~~----.. p M F P M F 2 4 fj \0 11 ------ 1 ORISSA T 60.171'79 3.316.824 3,579,634 17,548,846 8,770,586 8,778,260 2,763,858 1,371,410 1,392,448 R 59,774'36 3,098,851 3,347,273 16,439,196 8,156,598 8,282,598 2,637,832 1,306,104 1,331,728 lJ 397'43 217,973 232,361 1,109,650 613,988 495,662 126,026 65,306 60,720 2 Kalahandi District T 5,U57"00 195.623 206,042 1,009,654 499.646 510,008 190,520 94.190 96,330 R 5,03S'30 lag,9S8 199,877 981,081 485,063 496,018 184,997 91,504 93,493 lJ 18'70 5,665 6,165 28,573 14,583 13,990 5,S23 2,686 2,837 Sadar Subdivision T 2.61)3'00 78,518 84,388 387,977 /92,488 /95,489 73 ..14) 3d.,)<-"I 39,461 R 2,59,'-90 75,614 81,265 373,677 185,/27 188,55U 75,lU5 37,64/ 38,064 U 5'10 2,904 3./23 14,300 7.361 6,939 2,73", 1.341 1,397 4 Sadar PS T 418'00 15,258 16,438 79.57~ 3~,6)5 19,974 lX,:!H 8,805 9,438 R 412'90 12,354 13,315 65,279 32.244 ;3,035 15,505 7,46~ 8,041 U 5'10 2,904 3,123 14,300 7,361 (,.939 2,738 1,341 1,397 Bhawanipatna (M) 1) 5'10 2,904 3,1lJ 14,300 7,361 6,93') 2,738 1.341 1,397 5 liard, or (Part of KOgl?,' p» '{ 11')) 4,631 5.3d5 27.4190 13,614 11,8)5 6.574 3,346 3,22~, 6 KesingaPS R 181'00 12,513 13,227 63,905 31,449 32,456 11.914 5,851 6,063 7 Madanpur Rampur PS R 454'00 11,10} 12,456 55,335 27,758 27.577 ~.054 4,495 4,559 8 Nada PS l~ 162'00 7.575 8,168 38.357 19,040 19,317 7,533 3,752 3,781 q Lanjig"hPS R 35 j'OJ 5,!!1 6,105 27.&12 11,84 ) IJ,7n 6.08~ 2.999 J.085 10 K ..hipllr PS R 5S~'O,1 11.0n 14.B5 6!,78,) 30. ~80 31,90J 11,180 5.876 5,304 II fnlla'll.ll Rampur PS R .11'00 7,3>\ 7,974 32,96 J' 16,H3 J ::',057 7,861 3,858 4,003 Jl DhJll"amgarh SubdivisiO!l R 1,/42'00 69,448 7J,IO~ 354,405 174,759 179,646 68,SI] 34,057 34,755 13 Dharamgarh PS R 178'00 12,125 13,851 67,387 33,322 34,065 14,267 7,087 7,180 14 Kegaon PS R 108'00 4,942 5,203 25,619 12,758 12,861 6,238 3,100 3,13& (Excluding Borda OP) 15 Junagarh PS R 346'00 20,644 20,738 101,210 49,452 51,758 20,518 9,923 10,595 16 Koksara PS R 223'00 14,693 14.818 77,196 38,310 38,886 13.240 6,583 6,651 17 Jaipatna PS R 287'00 17;044 17,499 82,993 40,917 42,076 14,549 7,364 7,185 18 .Vaw.1p lr.1 Subdivision T 1,312'1)'1 47,657 49.545 2~l,272 132,399 134,873 43,265 21,151 22,114 R l,NNO 44.896 46,5)3 252,99)' 125,177 127,822 40.480 19.806 20,674 U 13'50 2,Z/i1 3,012 /4,2,] 7,222 7,051 2,785 1.345 1,440 19 Nawapara PS R 376 O~ 7,417 7,612 38,870 19,137 19,733 4,999 2,467 2,532 20 Jonk I'S .. T 13000 7,416 7,560 37,771. 18,671 19,100 5,916 2,896 3.020 R 145'60 6,OJ7 6.136 31.371 15,327 16,044 4,95J 2,439 2,514 lJ 4'40 1,40) 1,424 6,400 3,314 3,056 963 457 506 Khariar Road U 4'4~ 1,40~ 1,424 6,400 3,344 3,056 963 457 50G 21 KO-, R 321'0) 8.d2J 8.90& S2,51~ 26,276 26,234 8.272 4,198 4.074 22 Kha T 314'30 13,888 14.987 83,'151 41,453 42,301 15,717 7,3-18 8,369 R 310'10 12,536 13,36? 7S.~81 37,575 38,306 13,895 6.460 7,435 U 9-20 1,352 1,618 7,873 3,878 J,995 1,822 883 934 Khariar U 9'~J I 352 1.61S 7,873 3,878 j,':JJ5 1,822 888 934 23 Sina~.lli PS 11: 145'7J 10,115 10,418 51.367 26,862 27,5)5 8,361 4, !-t.2 4,t 19 24 Kot:lput Dir;trict T 9,918'95 326,477 330,294 1.493,271 753,398 7~4.873 186,433 93,123 93,315 R 9,887'97 309,988 313,4QO 1,421.300 713,638 707,662 175,626 87.343 88.183 U 30'93 16,489 16,804 76,971 39,760 37,211 10,812 5,780 5,032 25 KOfaput Subdillb,;on .. T ?,050'Ou 71.308 305,327 154.835 150.492 31.031 15,555 15,476 R 2,~54'58 ~i:~~} 68,867 295,1/' 148.951 146.161 29.775 14.897 14.Sn U 5'42 2,408 2.441 10,.1/5 5,884 4,331 1,256 658 598 26 Koraput Talu k T 1.082'00 33,056 13,152 1~5,g37 73,818 72,039. 15,001 7,458 7.544 R 1,07~'OO 31.448 31,506 138.396 69,528 68.868 14.209 7.D45 7,164 U 3'00 1,618 1,646 7,461 4,290 3,171 793 413 380 27 Koraput PS T 300'00 9,942 9,986 42,013 21,551 20.462 4,832 2.421 1,411 R :!~7'(}O 8,324 8,340 34,55; 17,261 17,291 4,039 2,008 2,031 U 3'00 1,618 1,646 7,461 4,290 3,171 793 413 380 Koraput (l'JAC) U 3'03 1,618 1,646 7,461 4,290 3,171 793 413 380 28 Dasamantapur PS R 236'00 6,444 6,458 27.416 13,828' 13,588 1,863 96(1 897 29 Lakshmipur PS R 175'00 5,341 5.357 27,10\1 13,651 13,449 4,289 2,113 2,176 30 Narayanapatna PS R 371'00 11.339 1 t 331 49,328 24.738 24,540 4.013 1.958 2,1160 ______"_r, _. -- - ~------151 CENSUS ABSTRACT Workers Scheduled Tribe, Literate and educated pel-son"- Total Worker; I SI...... __-- 1 -IX As C Jltivator No, p M F r M F p M F p M F I' 14 15 16 17 H) 20 21 22 23 4,223,757 2,094,753 2,129,004 3,801,2~5 3,042,004 759,241 7,661,529 5,328,366 2,333,163 4,353,012 3,185,128 1,167,884 4,136,206 2,049,753 2,086,453 3.311,255 2,688,695 622,560 7,245,211 4,977,082 2,268,129 4,322,465 3,159,221 1,163,244 87,551 45,000 12,551 489,990 353,309 136,681 416,318 351,284 65,034 30,547 25,907 4,640 335,134 164,561 170,573 111,622 97,784 13,838 458,968 315,267 143.701 270,512 193,102 77,410 2 332,911 163,458 169,453 [0!,802 90,723 11,079 448,788 307,345 141,443 268,891 191,839 77,052 2,223 1,103 1,120 9,820 7,061 2,759 10,180 7,922 2,258 1,621 1,263 358 161,320 79,063 82,257 39,714 34,391 <,323 176,36: 121,590 54,775 109,399 76,304 33,095 [60,309 78,558 81,751 34,086 30,417 3,669 171,464 1l7,684 53,780 109,024 75,978 ,3,046 I,Oll ,05 5:;, , 628 3, 74 1,654 4,901 3,906 9Y5 375 326 49 29,338 14,453 14,885 11,765 9,333 2,432 33.187 24,353 8,834 15,969 12,632 3,337 28,327 13,948 14,379 (',137 5,359 778 28,2~6 20,447 7,839 15,594 12,306 3,288 1,011 505 506 5.628 3,9~4 1,654 .4.,Y.Ill 3,906 995 375 49 1,011 505 506 5,623- 3,974 1.654 4,901 3,906 9}5 375 3~i2 49 6,001 2,968 3,033 2" 77 2,626 151 13,577 8909 4,668 8,840 6,079 2,761 5 18,418 8,899 9,514 9,202 8,171 1,031 24,969 20:017 4,952 12,852 10,824 2,028 6 18,810 9,322 9.488 6,552 5,868 684 29,136 17,991 11,145 2D,329 12,890 7,439 7 12,714 6,276 6.438 4,%~ 4,296 566 14,246 12,238 2,008 7,937 7,325 612 8 14,158 7,143 7,015 1,01.J. 901 113 W,57:! 8,363 2,209 4,975 4,JJ5 840 9 ~I,995 20,162 21,833 2,643 2,361 '2R1 19,494 13,366 25,571 14,941 (0,630 10 19,886 9,840 10,046 899 835 64 m1~ 10,215 7,593 12,926 7,478 5,448 11 77,215 37,555 39,660 42,579 37,903 4,676 159,041 JII,494 47,547 80,917 61,774 19,143 12 17 ,783 6,151 6,632 7,437 6,810 6n 29,,39 21,137 8,002 14,687 12,067 2,620 13 7,288 3,579 3,'09 ~.601 ?,426 175 12,855 8,079 4,776 7,773 5,181 2,592 14 19,269 9,446 9,823 14,645 12,680 1.965 46,282 31,368 14,914 22,719 16,502 6,217 15 16,471 7,926 8,545 8,300 7,554 146 .14,426 24,446 9,980 19,833 14,745 5,088 16 21,404 10,453 10,951 9,596 8,433 1,163 36339 26,464 9,875 15,905 13,279 2,626 17 96,59Y 41,943 48.656 29,329 25,49() 3,839 123,5(, 8},l83 41,3:9 '80,196 55,024 25,172 18 95,31'7 47345 48,042 '5,137 22.403 2,734 l/8,283 78,1M 40,I16 78,950 54,08. 24,863 1,212 ';98 614 4,1 ' 3,087 1.105 5,279 4,016 ],263 1,246 Y3? 309 18,239 8,867 9,372 3,685 3,203 482 20,866 1 12,..45 8,321 15,316 9,195 6,121 19 12,251 6,050 6,201 4,859 3,965 894 21,056 12,531 8,525 15,051 8,608 6,443 20 11,641 5,756 5,885 2,953 2,561 392 18,009, 10,216 7,793 14,128 7,970 6,158 610 294 31G 1,9.16 1,404 502 3,047 2,315 732 923 638 285 610 294 316 1,906 1,404 502 3,047 2,315 732 923 638 285 23,911 11,950 11,961 4,662 4,095 567 22,299 16,109 6,190 14,386 11,252 3,134 21 26,072 13,157 12,915 9,109 7,943 1,166 36,286 24,575. 11,711 21,780 15,364 6,416 22 25,470 12,853 12,617 6,823 6,260 563 34,054 22,874 11,180 21,457 15,065 6,392 602 304 298 2,286 1,683 603 2,232 1,701 531 323 299 24 602 304 298 2,286 1,683 603 2,232 1.701 531 323 299 24 16,126 7,919 7,014 6,284 730 23,055 16,423 (,,632 13,663 10,605 3,058 23 912,343 455,972 456,371 124,440 102,315 22,115 809,887 491,123 318,764, 486,464 310,008 176,456 24 901,255 450,174 451,081 93,934 81,322 12,612 781,842 469,069 312,773 484,758 308,657 176,101 11,088 5,798 5,290 3Q,506 21,003 9,503 23,045 22,054 5,991 ],706 1,351 355 IRX,670 94,670 94,OOC 18,119 15,157 2,962 160,512 100, 7 59,835 94,92J 66,051 28,871 25 U6,98Z 93,800 93,182 13,L93 I1,737 1,551i 156,577 07,!,'J 59, '94 94,714 65,942 28,78~ 1,688 '8 0 818 4,826 3,420 1,406 1935 3,3?~ 541 198 109 89 94,003 47,068 46,935 10.147 8,202 1,945 76,146 46,778' 29,35R 44,178 29,123 15,055 26 92.460 46,196 46,164 6,574 5,722 852 73,378 44,440 28,938 43,985 29,019 14,966 1,543 772 ~71 3.573 2,480 1,093 2,768 2,338 430 193 104 89 17,909 8,899 9,0]0 4,972 3,746 1,226 21,440 13,996 7,444 13,291 8,639' 4,652 27 16,366 8,127 8,239 1,399 1,266 133 18,672 11,658 7,014 13,098 8,535 4,563 1,543 772 771 3,573 ?,480 1,093 2,768 2,338 430 193 104 89 1,543 772 771 3,573 2,480 1,093 2,768 ? '38 430 193 104 89 17,471 8,741 8,730 1,027 920 99 15,505 ~,758 (',747 8,886 5,351 3,535 28 18,924 9,593 9,331 1,991 1,767 224 15,368 8,525 6,843 8,090 5.328 2,762 29 39,~99 19,835 19,864 '.157 1,761 391 23,83"\ 15,499 R,334 13,911 9,805 4,106 30 152 PRIMARY Workers II III IV V In Mining, Quarrying, SI. State/DistrictfSubdivision, Taluk I As Agricultural Livestock. Forestry, Fishing, In Manufacturing other No. Police StationfTown labourer Hunting and Plantations, At Household Industry than Household Orchards and Allied activities Industry ...-___A __--.. ~ ___..A.---_~ r---..A--~ r-----~ P M F P M F P M F P M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 --- --.------ ORISSA T 1,303,511 805,009 498,502 131,996 95,978 36,018 530,809 285,734 245,075 86,197 72,998 13,199 R 1,293,843 797,552 496,291 119,710 86,088 33,622 500,60S 264,815 235,793 27,957 19,037 8,920 U 9,668 7,457 2,211 12,286 9,890 2,396 30,201 20,919 9,282 58,240 53,961 4,279 2 Kalahandi District T 96,117 69,013 27,104 2,453 1,742 711 26,803 14,538 12,265 893 741 152 R 95,642 68,610 27,032 2,206 1,526 680 26,330 14,175 12,155 259 205 54 U 475 403 72 247 216 31 473 363 110 634 536 98 Sadar Subdivision T 35,639 25,476 10,163 769 '627 142 5,090 3,202 1,888 358 326 31 R 35,472 25,338 10,134 635 520 115 4,941 3,087 ].,854 99 96 3 V 167 138 29 1.34 107 27 149 1]5 34 259 230 29 4 Sadar PS T 5,171 4,105 1,066 273 189 84 1,148 685 463 271 239 32 R 5,004 3,967 1,037 139 82 57 999 570 429 12 9 3 U 167 138 29 134 107 27 149 115 34 259 230 29 Bhawanipatna (M) U 167 138 29 134 107 27 149 115 34 259 230 29 5 Borda OP (Part of Keg.on PS) R 1,655 1,158 497 4 2 2 962 564 398 5 5 6 Ke,ing' PS R 7,204 6,046 1 1,158 83 70 13 685 473 212 II 11 7 Mad.npur Rampur PS R 6,879 3,891 2,988 40 36 4 532 270 262 8 NariaPS R 3,934, 3,280 654 45 40 5 453 289 164 26 26 9 .Lanjig.rh PS R 4,432' 3,391 1,041 30 27 3 237 159 78 6 6 10 Kashipur PS R 3,839 2,230 1,609 180 68 12 552 421 131 21 21 11 J;huamul Rampur PS R 2,525 1,315 1,150 114 95 19 521 341 180 18 IS 12 Dharamgarh Subdi~'isiol1 R 39,742 28,904' 10,838 1,304 805 499 13,665 7,375 6,290 117 89 28 13 Dhar.mgarh PS R 6,927 4,860 2,067 128 95 33 3,099 1,730 1,369 14 KegaonPS R 1,937 1,219 718 211 81 130 632 370 262 -(excluding Borda OP) 15 Jun.garh PS R 12,336 8,835 3,501 193 133 60 4,372 2,134 2,238 28 25 3 16 Koksara PS R 8,612 6,492 2,120 548 332 216 2,420 1,305 1,115 30 28 2 17 Jaipatna PS R 9,930 7,498 2,432 224 164 60 3,142 1,836 1,306 56 33 23 18 Nawapara Subdivision T 20,736 14,6.33 6,1OJ 380 310 70 8,048 3,961 4,087 418 326 92 R 20,428 14,368 6,060 ]67 201 66 7,724 3,713 4,Oll 43 20 23 U 308 265 43 113 109 4 324 248 76 375 306 69 19 N.wapara PS R 2.454 1,803 651 48 33 15 742 363 379 13 8 5 20 Jonk PS T 2;782 1,600 1,182 26 23 3 533 335 198 291 237 54 R 2,670 1,527 1,143 1 I 316 164 152 U 112 73 39 25 22 '3 217 171 46 291 237 54 Khariar Road U H2 73 39 25 22 3 217 171 46 291 237 54 21 Komna PS R 4,875 3,334 1,541 72 50 22 1,041 509 532 23 8 15 22 Khariar PS T 6,723 4,705 2,018 205 181 24 3,305 1,674 1.631 91 73 18 R 6,527 4,513 2,014 117 94 23 3,198 1,597 1,601 7 4 3 U 196 192 4 88 87 1 107 77 30 84 69 15 Kharbr U 196 192 4 88 87 1 107 77 30 84 69 15 23 Sinapali PS R 3,902 3,191 711 29 23 6 2,427 1,080 1,347 24 Koraput District T 153,618 81,252 72,366 11,237 7,964 3,273 29,154 16,929 12,225 4,453 2,438 2,015 R 153,125 80,862 72,263 10,608 7,41l 3,197 27,310 15,743 11,567 2,289 598 1,691 U 493 390 103 629 553 76 1,844 1,186 658 2,164 1,840 324 25 K oraprJ( SubdA'isioft T 42,163 19,736 22,427 2,030 1,/66 864 3,437 2,191 1,146 340 102 238 R 41,}46 19,721 22,425 2,010 1,148 862 3.111 2,090 1,221 278 45 233 U 17 15 2 20 18 2 126 101 25 62 57 5 26 Kor.put Ta!uk " T 17.043 8,150 8,893 1,024 752 272 2,030 1,3~6 684 146 47 99 R 17,027 8,135 8,892 1,007 736 271 1,914 1,255 659 109 13 96 U 16 15 I 17 16 I 116 91 25 37 34 3 27 Kor.put PS T 2,642 1,664 978 78 57 21 473 309 164 40 37 R 2,626 1,G49 977 61 41 20 357 218 139 3 3 'j U 16 15 1 17 16 1 116 91 25 37 34 Koraput (NAC) U 16 15 1 17 16 1 116 91 25 37 34 3 28 Dasamantapur PS R 5,339 2,554 2,785 143 134 9 332 238 94 34 34 29 Lakshmipur PS R 4,585 1,677 2,908 307 213 94 578 328 250 26 's 18 30 Narayanapatna PS R 4,477 2,255 2,222 496 348 148 647 471 f76 46 2 44 153 CENSUS ABSTRACT Workers-coneld. VI VII VIll IX X In Construction In Trade and In Transport, Storage In Other Services Non-workers SI. Commerce and Communications No. ,-____.A.__~ r---A" __-. p, M F p M F p M F p M F p M F 36 37 38 40 41 42 43 4\ 45 46 47 48 4) 50 30,858 29,117 1,741 147,462 111,622 35,840 51,716 49,098 2,618 1,025,968 693,682 332,286 9,887,317 3,442,220 6,445,097 14,935 14,082 853 100,287 69,860 30,427 18,783 18,297 486 ,846,623 548,130 298,493 9,193,935 3,179,516 6,014,469 15,923 15,035 888 47,175 41,762 5,413 32,933 30,801 2,132 179,345 145,552 33,793 693,332 262,704 430,628 533 522 11 6,060 3,576 2,484 670 663 7 54,927 31,370 23,557 550,686 184,379 366,307 2 200 193 7 4,833 2,663 2,170 301 301 50,126 27,833 22,293 532,293 177,718 354,575 333 329 4 1,227 913 314 369 362 7 4,801 3,537 1,264 18,393 6,661 11,732 298 294 4 1,873 1,220 653 437 431 22,502 13,710 8,792 211,612 70,898 140,714 57 55 2 1,317 840 477 252 252 19,667 II,5IS 8,149 202,213 67,443 134,770 241 239 2 556 380 176 185 179 2,835 2,192 643 9,399 3,455 5,944 248 246 2 845 492 353 186 180 9,076 5,585 3,491 46,392 15,252 31,140 4 7 7 289 112 177 I 1 6,241 3,393 2.848 36,993 11,797 25,196 241 239 i 556 380 176 185 179 2,835 2,192 643 9,399 3,455 5,944 241 239 2 556 380 176 185 1'79 2,835 2,192 643 9,399 3,455 5,944 2 2 57 29 28 1 1 2,051 1,071 980 13,842 4,705 9,137 5 23 23 490 367 123 154 154 3.467 2,049 1,418 38,936 11,432 27,504 6 1 1 101 49 52 1 . 1 1.25] 853 400 26,199 9,767 16,432 7 10 10 107 95 12 70 70 1.664 1,103 561 24,111 6,802 17,309 8 28 21 7 17 17 847 607 240 17,070 5,486 11,584 9 i2 i2 214 142 72 7 7 2,464 1,552 912 29,920 11,386 18,534 10 2 2 31 25 6 I 1 1,680 890 790 15,142 6,068 9,074 1l 122 122 2,902 1,436 1,466 39 39 20,233 10,950 9,283 19$0;364 63,265 132,099 12 42 42 585 335 250 3,665 2,002 1,663 38,248 12,18: 26,063 13 45 25 20 2,257 1,203 1,054 12,764 :4,679 8,085' 14 28 28 1,0I~ 539 480 32 32 5,5~ 3,140 2,415 54,928 18,084 36,844 15 26 26 477 182 295 4 4 2,476 1,332 1,144 42,770 13,864 28,906 16 26 26 776 355 421 6,280 3,273, 3,007 46,654 14,453 32,201 17 Jl3 106 7 1,285 920 365 194 193 12,192 6,710 5,482 143,710 50,216 93,494 18 21 16 5 614 387 227 10 10 10,226 5,365 4,861 134,716 47,010 87,706 91 90 2 671 533 138 184 183 1,966 1,345 621 8,994 3,206 5,788 6 6 122 80 42 2 2 2,163 1,055 1,108 18,004 6,592 11,412 19 31 29 2 428 383 45 146 145 'i 1,768 1,171 597 16,715 6,140 10,575 20 1 1 37 26 11 856 527 329 13,362 5,111 8,251 30 28 2 391 357 34 146 145 1 912 644 268 3,353 1,029 2,324 30 28 2 391 357 34 146 145 1 912 644 268 3,353 1,029 2,324 115 60 55 5 5 1,782 891 891 30,211 10,167 20,044 21 62 62 376 253 123 40 40 3,704 2,223 1,481 47,468 16,878 30,590 22 96 77 19 2 2 2,6s.l 1,522 1,128 41,827 14,701 27,126 62 62 280 176 104 38 38 1,054. 701 353 5,641 2,177 3,464 62 62 280 176 104 38 38 1,054 701 353 5,641 2,177 3,464 14 9 5 244 144 100 2,775 1,370 1,405 31,312 10,439 20,873 23 1,668 1,419 249 10,412 6,359 4,053 2,466 2,430 36 110,415 62,324 48,091 688,384 262,275 426,109 24 1',128 896 232 6,623 3,376 3,247 762 762 95,239 50,764 44,475 639,458 244,569 394,889 540 523 17 3,789 2,983 806 1,704 1,668 36 15,176 11,560 3,616 48,926 17,706 31,220 747 561 186 1,307 893 414 205 205 15,361 9,772 5,589 144,815 54,IS8 90,657 25 635 457 178 972 592 380 91 91 12,410 7,197 5,213 138,535 51,668 86,867 Il2 104 8 335 301 34 1I4 I14 2,951 2,575 376 6,280 2,490 3,790 324 240 84 811 (,01 210 91 91 10,499 6.428 4,071 69,711 27,040 42,671 26 241 157 84 537 340 197 18 18 8,540 4,767 3,773 65,018 25,088 39,930 83 83 274 261 13 73 73 1.959 1,661 298 4,693 1,952 ·2,741 107 107 402 318 84 74 74 4,333 2,791 1,542 20.573 7,555 13,018 27 24 24 128 57 71 I 1 2,374 1,130 1,244 15,880 5,603 10,277 83 83 214 261 13 73 73 1,959 1,661 298 4,693 1,952 2,741 83 83 274 261 13 73 73 1,959 1,661 298 4,693 1,952 2,741 47 I~ 29 6 6 718 457 261 11,911 5,070 6.841 28 120 83 141 105' 36 5 5 1,433 741 692 11,732 5,126 6,606 29 13 1 221 160 61 6 6 4,015 2,439 1,576 25,495 9,289 16,206 30 (22 I Cen.-39) 154 PRIMARY Total number ot persons enumerated Area in Occupied residential (including inmates of institutions and Sq. mIles houses _____houseless .A._ persons) .... ____Scheduled-A. ____Castes -, Sl. State/District/Subdivislon/Talukj r-- ...A. ___ .. No. Police StatIon/Town Number of Number of houses households P M F P M F 2 4 6 7 9 10 11 31 Nandapur Taluk T 978'00 38,026 38,156 159,470 81,017 78,453 16,029 8,097 7,932 R 975'58 37,236 37,361 156,716 79,423 77,293' 15,566 7,852 7.714 U 2-42 790 795 2,754 1,594 1,160 463 245 218 32 Nandapur PS R 218'00 9,951 9,966 41,856 21,037 20,819 5,212 2,589 2,623 33 Semiliguda PS R 130'00 6,470 6,483 27,089 13,755 13,334 1,649 827 822 34 Pottangi PS R 323'00 8,107 8,147 34,904 18,141 16,763 2.446 1,342 1,104 35 Padwa PS R 176'00 6,768 6.806 28,387 14,157 14,230 2,561 1,246 1,315 36 Machkund PS T 131'00 6,730 6.754 27,234 13,927 13,307 4,161 2,093 2,068 R 128'58 5,940 5,959 24,480 12.333 12,147 3,698 1,848 1,850 U 2-42 790 795 2,754 1.594 1,160 463 245 218 Machkund U 2'42 790 795 2,754 1,594 1,160 463 245 218 37 Nowrangapur Subdivision T 5,511'95 173,436 /76,620 852,253 '28.709 423,544 112,324 56,317 56,007 R 5,495'89 164,725 167,683 810,214 '07,466 402,748 107,577 53,523 54,054 U 16'06 8,711 8,937 42,039 21,243 20,796 4,747 2,794 1,953 38 "Nowr.ngapur Taluk T 458'55 30.034 30,622 146,304 73,469 12,835 21,564 10.740 10,824 455-49 28.033 28,573 135,924 68,067 67,857 20,270 10,069 10,201 5 3'06 2,001 2,049 10,380 5,402 4,978 1.294 671 623 39 Nowrangarur PS T 106'55 10,710 11,187 54,881' 27.694 27,187 9,663 4,786 4,877 R 103-49 8,709 9,138 44,501 22.292 22,209 8.369 4,115 4,254 U 3'06 2,001 2,049 10.380 5.402 4.978 1,294 671 62,J Nowrangapur (NAC) U 3'06 2,001 2,049 10,380 5,402 4,978 1,294 671 623 40 Papradahandi PS R 189'00 8,747 8,834 42.606 21,513 21.093 4,710 2,328 2,382 41 Tentulikhunti PS R 163'00 10,577 10,601 48,817 24,262 24,555 7,191 3,626 3,565 42 Jeypore Taluk T 711'00 29,958 30,515 139,888 70,398 69,490 21,539 11,194 10,345 R 702'00 24,571 24.966 114,597 57.609 56,988 18,688 9,364 9,324 U 9'00 5,387 5,549 25,291 12,789 12,502 2,851 1,830 1,021 43 leypore PS T 145-00 13,987 14.291 63,441 31,844 31.591 9,980 5,392 4,588 R 136'00 8,600 8,74:! 38,150 19,055 19,095 7,129 3,562 3.567 U 9'00 5.387 5,549 25,291 '1.789 12,502 2.851 1.830 1,021 Jeypore M) U 9'00 5,387 5,549 25,291 :,789 12,502 2,851 1,830 1,021 44 Boil _riguda PS R 452'00 10.103 10.277 49,526 ;,035 24.491 6,416 3.192 3,224 45 Kundra PS R 114'00 5,868 5,947 26,921' 1,519 13,402 5,143 2,610 2.533 46 Borigumma Taluk T 760'40 48,966 50,459 242,400 1,624 120,776 39,359 19,564 19,795 R 756'40 47,643 49,120 236,032 8.572 117,460 38,757 19,271 19,486 U 4'00 1,323 1,339 6,368 3,052 3,316 602 293 309 47 Borlgumma PS R 142'40 10,625 10,727 50,097 25.020 25,077 9,063 4,530 4,533 48 Kotpad PS T 250'00 16.045 16,334 82,015 41.328 40,687 13,268 6,689 6,579 R 246'00 14.722 14,995 75,647 38.276 37,371 12,666 6,396 6,270 U 4'00 1.323 1,339 6.368 3.052 3,316 602 293 309 Kotoad (:-JAG) U 4'00 1.323 1,339 6,368 3.052 3,316 602 293 309 9 Kodinga PS R 235'00 13.356 14,215 69,702 35.072 34,630 10.032 4,851 5,181 50 Bhairavasingpur PS R 133'00 8,940 9,183 40,586 20,204 20,382 6,996 3,494 3,502 51 L markot Taluk R 1,294'00 35,335 35,646 181.706 92,177 89,529 23,103 11,445 11,658 52 Umarkot PS R 652'00 15,594 15,751 83,776 42,915 40,861 11,661 5,664 5,997 53 Dabugam PS R 290'00 9.423 9.536 46,942 23,800 23,142 5,165 2,651 2.514 S4 J nrigam PS R 352'00 10.318 10,359 50,988 25,462 25,526 6,277 3,130 3,147 55 Malkangiri Taluk R '2,288'00 29,143 29,378 141,955 71,041 70,914 6,759 3.374 3,385 56 M.lkongiri PS R 819-00 12,447 12,618 62,458 31,217 31,241 2,092 1,055 1,037 57 Motu PS R 400'00 2,651 2,679 13,318 6.673 6,645 104 45 59 58 Venk.tap.lam PS R 614-00 3,953 3,975 21,543' 11).652 10,891 1.075 533 542 59 Mathili PS R 455'00 10,092 10,106 44,636 22.499 22,137 3,48S 1,741 1,747 60 Rayagadfl Subdiv, f}li T 1.347'00 8/,949 81,166 340.691 169,85.1 170,837 43,083 21,251 21,831 R 2,337'50 76,579 76,Q40 315,974 157,221 158,753 38,274 18,923 19,35/ U 9'50 5.37Tr 5,426 24,7/7 /2,633 12,084 4,809 2,328 2,481 61 Rayagada Talnk T 698'00 30,268 30,375 129,355' 64,806 64,549 12,952 6,402 6.550 R 693'00 27,162 27,217 114.818 57,321 57,497 10,910 5,400 5,510 U 5·00 3,106 3,158 14,537 7,485 7,052 2,042 1,002 1,040 62 Rayagada PS T 4S4'OO 22,353 22,430 96,781 48,749 48.032 8,450 4,193 4.257 R 479'00 19.247 19.272 82,244 41,264 40,980 6.408 3.191 3,21? U 5'00 3,106 3,158 14,537 7,485 7,052 2.042 I,Om 1,040 Rayogada (NAC) li 5'00 3,106 3,158 14,537 7,485 7,052 2,042 1,002 1,040 155 CENSUS ABSTRACT Workers Total workers I Scheduled Tribes Lher~te and edUcated persons I-IX As Cultivator Sl, r--- ~-, .------~.------~ r-.----.~-. -----~ r----- ...... __--- --"\ No, P M F P M F P M F P M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 94,667 47,602 47,065 7,972 6,955 1,017 84,366- 53,899 30,467 50,744 36,928 13,816 31 94,522 47,504 47,018 6,719 6,015 704 83,199 52,843 30,356 50,739 36,923 13,816 145 98 <47 1,253 940 313 1,167 1,056 111 5 5 22,075 11,118 10,957 1,837 1,686 151 21,062 14,249 6,813 13,390 10,670 2,720 32 16,072 8,262 7,810 1,262 1,115 147 14,413' 8,958 5,455 10,430 6,577 3,853 33 25,412 12,777 12,635 743 671 72 20,443 12,305 8,138 13,144 8,169 4,975 34 18,364 9,120 9,244 1,788 1,620 168 16,584· 9,315 7,269 6,050 , 5,528 522 35 36 12,744 6,325 6,419 2,342 1,86~ 479 11,86+ 9,072 2,792 7,730 5,984 1,746 12,599 6,227 6,372 1,089 923 166 10,697 8,016 2,G81 7,725 5,979 1,746 145 98 47 1,253 940 313 1,167 1,056 111 5 5 145 98 47 1,253 940 313 1,167 1,056 III 5 5 37 .505,317 252,163 253,154 70,957 59,240 I I ,727 469,217 278,437 190,790 314,508 190,597 123,9Il 499,415 249,008 250,407 54,247 47,904 6,343 453,968 166,716 187,252 313,421 189,75] ]23,670 5,902 3,155 2,747 16,720 11,116 5,384 15,259 J1 ,721 3,538 1,087 846 241 38 74,948 37,664 37,284 15,443 12,878 2,565- 75,724 46,895 28,829 41,359 27,523 13,836 73,493 36,926 36,567 11,514 10,150 1,364 71,696 43,903 27,788 41,142 27,322 13,820 1,455 738 717 3,929 2,728 1,201 4,028 2,987 1,041 217 201 16 24,886 12,392 12,494 8,023 6,396 1,627 26,989 17,417 9,572 13,291 9,208 4,083 39 23,431 11,654 11,777 4,094 3,668 426 22,961 14,430 8,531 13,074 9,007 4,067 1,455 738 717 3,929 2,728 1,201 4,028 2,987 1,Q41 217 201 16 1,455 738 717 3,929 2,728 1,201 4,028 2,987 1,041 217 201 16 25,197 12,729 12,468 3,481 3,051 430 22,652 13,920 8,732 13,~52 9,157' 4,595 40 24,865 12,543 12,322 3,939 3,431 508 26,083 15,558 10,525 14,316 9,158 5,158 41 71,329 35,870 35,459 17,609 13,251 4,358 68,787 44,780 24,007 35,749 24,287 11,462 42 68,350 34,173 34,177 6,978 6,158 820 60,306 37,827 22,479 35,397 23,965 11,432 2,979 1,697 1,282 10,631 7,093 3,538 8,481 6,953 1,528 352 322 30 24,860 12,675 12,185 13,372 9,580 3,792 29,776 19,613 10,163 10,425 7,340 3,085 43 21,881 10,978 10,903 2,741 2,487 254 21,295 1..2,660 8,635 10,073 7,018 3,055 2,979 1,697 1,282 10,631 7,093 3,538 8,481 6,953 1,528 352 322 30 2,979 1,697 1,282 10,631 7,093 3,538 8,481 6,953 1,528 352 322 30 30,121 15,067 15,054 2,762 2,373 389 26,750 16,489 10,261 18,785 11,844 6,941 44 16,348 8,128 8,220 1,47.5 J,298 177 12,261 8,678 3,583 6,539 5,103 1,436 45 142,377 70,411 71,966 19,268 16,734 2,534 1'41141' 81,094 60,047 93,041 56,143 36,898 46 140,909 69,691 71,218 17,108 15,219 1,889 138:391 79,313 59,078 92,523 55,820 ";,703 1,468 720 748 2,160 1,515 645 2,750 I,7S1 969 51~ 323 ' 195 28,224 14,017 14,207 3,541 3,151 390 30,370 16,545 13,825 19,417 11,003' 8,414 47 51,787 25,618 26,169 7,496 6,299 1,197 46,380 27,662 18,718 31,802 19,721 12,081 48 50,319 24,898 25,421 5,336 4,784 552 43,630, 25,881 17,749 31,284 19,398 11,886 1,468 720- 748 2,160 1,515 645 2,750 1,781 969 518 323 195 1,468 720 748 2,160 1,515 645 2,750 1,781 969 518 323 195 42,435 21,393 21,042 3,309 3,086 223 42,035 23,753 18,282 31,045 18,619 12,426. 49 19,931 9,383 10,548 4,922 4,198 724 22,356 13,134 9,222 10,777 6,800· 3,977 50 107,848 54,221 53,627 12,698 11,101 1,597 99,485 58,841 40,644 72,019 42,923 29,096 51 55,141 27,584 27,557 6,307 5,252 1,055 45,949' 26,589 19,360 33,959 19,605 14,354 52 30,742 15,735 15,007 2,745 2,425 320 29,211 16,081 13,130 22,624 12,548 10,076 53 21,965 10,902 11,063 3,646 3,424 222 24,325 16,171 8,154 15,436 10,770 4,666 54 108,815 53,997 54,818 5,949 5,276 673 84,090 46,827 37,263 72,340 39,721 32,619 55 47,843 23,506 24,337 2,620 2,337 283 38,348 20,785 17,563 32,889 17,487 • 15,402 56 11,841 5,914 5,927 519 433 86 7,594 4,157 3,437 6,920 3,693 3,227 57 16,932 8,386 8.546 3~ 326 33 13,019 7,002 6,017 12,392 6,582 5,810 58 32.199 16,191 16,008 2,451 2,180 271 25,129 14,883 10,246 20,139 11,959 8,180 59 218,356 109,139 109,217 35,354 27,928 7,426 180,148 1J2,0IJ9 68,1 39 77,034 53,360 23,674 60 214,858 107,366 107,492 26,394 21,681 4,7lJ 171,297 105,0711 ,6,227 76,61:1' 52,964 23,649 3,498 1,773 1,725 8,960 6,247 2,713 8,851 6,939 1,912 421 396 25 89,397 44,751 44,646 11,230 8,727 2,503 69,607 43,553 26,054 29,897 20,423 9,474 61 87,006 43,523 43,483 5,955 5,116 839 64,739 39,442 25,297 29,737 20.278 9,459 2,391 1,228 1,163 5,275 3,611 1,664 4,868 4,111 757 160 145 15 67,462 33,874 33,588 9,440 7,182 2,258 51,111 32,548 18,563 ~1,480 14,575 6,905 62 65,071 32,646 32,425 4,165 3,571 594 46,243 28,437 '1,320 14,430 6,890 2,391 1,22~ 1,163 5,275 3,611 1,664 4,868 4,111 17,~~~ 160 145 15 2,391 1,228 1,163 5,275 3,611 1,664 4,868 4,111 757 160 145 15 156 PRIMARY Workers II III IV V In Mining. Quarrying, In Manufacturing other As Agricultural Livestock, rorestry. Fishing. At household than Household SI. Slate/District/Subdivision/Taluk/ labourer Hunting and Plantations, Orchards Industry Industry No. Pc lice Station/Town and Allied activities r-----"'----...... r-___A- , __ .J... p M F P M F p M F p M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 31 ·Nand.pur Ta1uk T 25,120 11,586 13,534 1,006 414 592 1.407 845 562 194 55 139 R 25,119 11,586 13,533 t,003 412 591 1,397 835 562 169 32 137 U 1 1 3 2 1 10 10 25 23 2 32 Nandapur I'S R 5,074 2,482 2,592 710 162 548 569 345 224 117 116 33 Semiliguda PS R 3,293 1,901 1,392 22 21 1 283 165 118 ,3 34 Pottangi PS .. R 6,650 3,624 3,026 63 54 9 87 62 25 4 . i 35 Padwa PS .. R 9,082 2,877 6,205 74 49 25 139 112 27 7 7 36 Machkuml PS .. T 1,021 702 319 137 128 9 329 161 168 66 53 13 R 1,020 702 318 134 126 8 319 151 168 41 30 11 U t 1 3 2 1 10 10 25 23 2 Machkund U 1 1 3 2 1 10 10 25 23 2 37 Nowrangapur Subdil'ision T 64,776 35,149 29,627 6,264 4.488 1,776 17,905 9.835 8,070 3,099 1,574 1,52S R 64,547 34,984 29,563 6,043 4,293 1,750 16,689 9,175 7,514 1,653 329 1,324 U 229 165 64 221 195 26 1,216 660 556 },446 1,245 101 38 No\\mngapur Taluk T 14,547 7,980 6,567 1,351 1,009 342 2,966 1,818 1,148 553 293 260 R 14,429 7,880 6,549 1,306 976 330 2.754 1,685 1,069 232 31 201 U 118 100 18 45 33 12 212 133 79 321 262 59 39 Nowrangapur PS T 4,911 2,793 2,118 438 237 201 936 594 342 339 265 74 R 4,793 2,693 2,WC 393 204 189 724 461 263 18 3 15 U 118 100 18 45 33 12 212 133 79 321 262 59 ~owrangapur (NAC) U 118 100 18 45 33 12 212 133 79 321 262 59 40 Pappadahandi PS R 3,995 2,218 1,777 399 313 86 996 516 480 J97 21 176 41 Tentulikhun~i PS R 5,641 2,969 2,672 514 459 55 1,034 708 326 17 7 10 42 Jeypore Taluk T 9,753 5,365 4,388 1,550 1,143 407 2,514 1,534 980 947 311 R 9,728 5,341 4,387 1,405 1,008 397 2,016 1,243 773 I,~~~ 74 187 U 25 24 I 145 135 10 498 291 207 997 873 124 43 Jeypore PS T 3,035 1,430 1,605 1,042 702 340 1,312 816 496 1,187 917 270 R 3,010 1,406 1,604 897 567 330 814 525 289 190 44 146 U 25 24 1 145 135 10 498 291 207 997 873 124 Jeypore (M) U 25 24 _ 1 145 135 10 498 291 207 997 873 124 44 Boipariguda PS R 4.25() 2,218 2,()32 305 254 51 515 347 168 42 23 19 45 Kundra PS R 2,468 1,717 751 203 187 16 687 371 316 29 7 22 46 Borigumma Taluk T 19,004 10,175 8,829 2,360 '1,573 787 6,653 3,276 3,377 1,074 205 869 R 18,918 10,134 8,784 2,329 1,546 783 6,147 3,040 3,107 946 95 851 U 86 41 45 31 27 4 506 236 270 128 110 18 47 Borigumma PS R 6.781 3,062 3,719 338 280 58 696 412 284 50 18 32 48 Kotpad PS T 5,294 2,580 2,714 618 477 141 1,895 1,077 818 204 126 78 R 5,208 2,539 2,669 587 450 137 1,389 841 548 76 16 60 U 86 41 45 31 27 4 506 236 270 128 110 18 Kotpad (NAG) U 86 41 45 31 27 4 506 236 270 128 110 18 49 Koding. PS R 3,098 1,844 1,254 1,073 523 550 3,024 1,214 1,810 705 22 683 50 Bhaira vasingpur PS R 3,831 2,689 1,142 331 293 38 1,038 573 465 115 39 76 51 UmarkotTaluk R IS,()S3 8,040 7,043 640 498 142 4,241 2,268 1,973 138 66 72 52 Urnarkot PS R 6,470 3,238 3,232 202 150 52 1,749 1,019 730 61 55 6 53 Dabugam PS R 3,334 1.660 1,674 282 223 59 1,426 712 714 56 II 45 54 ] origam PS R 5,279 3,142 2,137 156 125 '31 1,066 537 529 21 21 55 Malkangiri Taluk R 6,389 \589 2,800 363 265 98 1,531 939 592 76 63 13 56 Malkangiri PS .. R 2,717 1,475 1,242 258 167 91 956 573 383 32 28 4 57 Motu PS R 422 277 145 14 14 43 24 19 R 353 198 155 12 12 40 23 17 2 PS 6 4 g~ ~~~i:t),~am R 2,897 1,639 1,258 79 72 492 319 173 38 31 7 60 Rayagada Subdivi.rlolZ .. T 46,679 26,367 20,312 2,943 2,310 633 7,812 4,903 2,909 1,014 762 252 R 46,43J 26,157 20,275 2,555 1,970 585 7,310 4,478 2,832 358 224 JJ4 U 247 210 37 388 340 48 502 425 77 656 53g 118 61 Rayagada Taluk T 23,425 13,004 10,421 1,662 1,332 330 2,136 1,172 964 531 422 109 R 23,308 12,891 10,417 1,376 1,086 290 2,023 1,070 953 121 87 34 U 117 113 4 286 246 40 113 102 11 410 335 75 62 Rayagada PS T 15,824 9,339 6,485 1,386 1,088 298 1,476 829 647 513 413 100 R 15,707 9,226 6,481 1,100 842 258 1.363 727 636 103 78 25 U 117 113 4 286 246 40 113 102 11 410 335 7S Rayagada (NAG) U 117 113 4 286 246 40 113 102 11 410 335 75 157 CENSUS ABSTRACT Workers- -cone/d, VI VI! VlII IX x fn Construction Tn Trade and I n Transport, Storage I n Other Services Non-workers Sl, Commerce and Communications No. r- ____.A. ___-, __..A.,_ ___ -; --'----, . ..A.. __...... ,---- r---- A ___ -. P M F M F M F p M F P M F 36 37 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 ------ 423 321 102 496 292 204 114 J 14 4,862 3,344 1,518 75,104 21, 118 47,986 31 394 300 94 435 252 183 73 73 3,870 2,430 1,440 73,517 26,080 46,937 29 21 8 61 40 21 41 41 992 914 78 1,587 538 1,049 17 17 182 66 116 10 10 993 496 497 20,794 6,788 14,006 32 2 2 124 81 37 1 1 258 204 54 12,616 4.797 7,879 33 8 5 11 10 1 11 11 465 369 96 14,461 5,836 8,625 34 2 2 39 23 16 8 8 1,183 716 467 11,803 4,842 6,961 35 394 295 99 140 106 34 84 84 1,963 1,559 404 15,370 4,855 10,515 36 365 274 91 79 66 13 43 43 971 645 326 13,783 4,317 9,466 29 21 8 61 40 21 41 41 992 914 18 1,587 538 1,049 29 21 8 61 40 21 41 41 992 914 78 1,587 538 1,049 608 553 55 6,027 3,290 2,737 1,C62 1,059 3 54,978 31,89:: 23,086 383,026 150,272 232,754 37 329 277 52 .3,691 1,456 2,2.35 278 278 47,317 26,173 21,144 356,246 140,750 215,496 279 276 3 2,336 1,834 501 784 781 3 7,661 5,719 1,942 26,780 9.522 17,258 141 137 1,628 833 795 126 124 2 13,053 7,178 5,875 70,580 26,574 44,006 38 27 26 924 285 639 30 30 10,852 5,67~ 5,179 64,2~8 24,159 40,069 114 III 704 548 156 96 94 2 2,201 1,505 696 6,352 2,415 3,937 liS 112 1,031 607 424 99 97 2 5,829 3,504 2,325 27,892 10,277 17,615 39 1 1 327 59 268 3 3 3,628 1,999 1,629 21,540 7,862 13,678 114 III 3 704 548 156 96 94 2 2,201 1,505 696 6,352 2.415 3.937 114 111 3 704 548 156 96 94 2 2,201 1,505 696 6,352 2,415 3,937 19 18 330 117 213 13 13 2,951 1,547 1,404 19,954 7,593 12,361 40 7 7 267 109 158 14 14 4,273 2,127 2,14G 22,734 8,704 14,030 41 206 205 2.159 1,264 895 684 683 14,914 9,352 5,562 71,101 25,618 45,483 42 66 65 862 262 600 14 14 10,557 5,855 4,702 54,291 19,782 34,509 140 140 1,297 1,002 295 670 669 4,357 3,497 860 16,810 5,836 10,974 147 147 1,978 1,205 773 674 673 9,976 6,383 3,593 33,665 12,231 21,434 43 7 7 681 203 478 4 4 5,619 2,886 2,733 16,855 6,395 10,460 140 140 1,297 1,002 295 670 669 4,357 3,497 860 16,810 5,836 10,974 140 140 1,297 1,002 295 670 669 4,357 3,497 860 16,810 5,836 10,974 59 58 79 34 45 8 8 2,707 1,703 1,004 22,776 8,546 14,230 44 102 25 77 2 2 2,231 1,266 965 14,660 -4,841 9,819 45 102 53 49 . ,290 678 612 51 51 17.566 8,940 8,626_ 101,259 40,530 60,729 4E 77 28 49 955 394 561 33 33 16,463 8,223 8,240 97,641 39,259 58,382 25 25 335 284 51 18 18 1,103 717 386 3,618 1,271 2,347 65 22 43 240 123 117 12 12 2,771 1,613 1,158 19,727 8,475 11,252 47 30 30 609 377 232 27 27 5,901 3,247 2,654 35,635 13,666 21,969 48 5 5 274 93 181 9 9 4,798 2,530 2,268 32,017 12,395 19,622 25 25 335 284 51 18 18 1,103 717 386 3,618 1,271 2,347 25 25 335 284 51 18 IS 1,103 717 386 3,618 1,271 2,347 7 234 80 154 7 2,B42 1,443 1,399 27,667 11,319 16,348 49 207 98 109 5 5 6,052 .2,637 3,415 18,230 7,070 11,160 50 108 107 699 343 356 163 163 6,394 4,433 1,961 82,221 33,336 48,885 51 84 84 214 157 57 144 144 3,066 2,137 929 37,827 16,326 21,501 52 19 18 371 136 235 16 16 1,083 757 326 17,731 7,719 lO,Ol2 53 5 5 114 50 64 3 3 2,245 1.539 706 26,663 9,291 17,372 54 51 51 251 172 79 38 38 3,051 1,989 1,062 57,865 24,214 33,651 55 40 40 123 76 47 23 23 1,310 916 394 24,110 10,432 ]3,678 56 16 13 3 179 136 43 5,724 2,516 3,208 57 30 19 11 '9 '9 177 155 22 8,524 3,650 4,874 58 11 11 82 64 18 6 6 1,3~5 782 603 19,507 7,616 11,891 59 313 305 8 3,078 2,176 902 1,199 1,166 33 40,076 20,660 19,416 160,543 57,845 102,698 60 164 162 2 1,960 1,328 632 393 W3 35,512 17,394 18,118 144,677 52,151 92,526 149 143 6 1,ll8 848 270 806 773 33 4,564 3,266 1,298 15,866 5,694 10,172 145 139 6 1,023 732 29j 845 827 18 9,943 5,502 4,441 59,148 21,253 38,495 61 45 43 2 467 291 176 180 180 7,482 3,516 3,966 50,079 17,879 32,200 100 96 4 556 441 115 665 647 18 2,461 1,986 475 9,669 3,374 6,295 130 124 6 872 641 231 839 821 18 8,591 4,718 3,871 45,670 16,201 29,469 62 30 28 2 316 200 116 174 174 6,130 2,732 3,39.8 36,001 12,827 23,174 100 96 4 556 441 115 665 647 is 2,461 1.986 475 9,669 3,374 6,295 100 96 4 556 441 115 665 647 18 2,461 1,986 475 9,669 3,374 6,295 (221 Cen.-40) 158 PRIMARY Occupied residential Total number of persons enulU:3rated,._ Scheduled Castes Area in houses (including inmates of institutions and SI. State/District/Subdivision/Taluk/ Sq. miles houstless persons) No. Police Stalion/Town ,-- --_ ...... _-----, .-----"- ,---_. A, ----, Number of Number of P M F P M F houses households 2 4 6 1 9 10 11 ---- 63 Kalyansingpur PS R 214'00 1,915 7,945 32,574 16,057 16,517 4,502 2,209 2,293 64 Bissamcuttack Taluk R 597'00 20,344 20,556 55,003 42,237 42,766 15,395 7,665 7,730 65 Bissamcuttack PS R 418'00 14,783 14,976 61,795 30,721 31,074 9,719 4,887 4,832 66 AmboJala PS R 179'OJ 5,561 5,580 23,208 11,516 11,692 5,676 2,778 2,898 67 GUllupur Talnk T 1,052'00 31,337 31,435 126,333 62,811 63,522 14,736 7,184 7,552 R 1,047'50 29,073 29,167 116,153 57,663 58,490 11,969 5,858 6,111 U 4'50 2,264 2,268 10,180 5,148 5,032 2,767 1,326 1,441 68 GUllupur PS T 321'00 14,014 14,034 57,333 28,705 28,628 7,443 3,614 3,829 R 316'50 II ,750 11,766 47,153 23,557 23,596 4,676 2,288 2,388 U 4'50 2,264 2,268 10,180 5,148 5,032 2,767 1,326 1,441 Gunupur (NAC) U 4'50 2,264 2,268 10,180 5,148 5,032 2,767 1,326 1,441 69 Gudari PS R 475'00 9,017 9,052 36,180 lS,OJ8 18.172 4,713 2,288 2,425 70 Padmapur PS R 124'00 4,615 4,641 17,747 ~783 8,964 1,930 956 974 71 Puttasingi PS R 132'00 3,691 3,708 15,073 ,31~ 7,758 650 326 324 72 Sambalpur Dj~trict T 6,764-60 299,347 346,118 1,508,686 756,163 752,523 244,985 121,699 123,286 R 6,722'20 276,232 319,733 1,393,311 692,208 701,103 229,472 113,933 115,539 U 42'40 23,115 26,385 115,375 63,955 51,420 15,513 7,766 7,747 73 Sadar Subdivision T 1,692'00 105,165 121,675 510,077 259,206 250,871 89,203 44,274 44,929 R 1,661'70 85,602 99,865 416,916 207,431 209,485 76,984 38,203 38,781 U 30'30 19.563 21,810 93,161 5/,775 41,386 12,219 6,071 6,148 74 Samb.lpur P3 T 61'30 13,123 14,937 72,403, 37,872 34,531 11,441 5,638 5,803 R 53'30 6,657 8,091 33,488 16,760 16,728 7,720 3,803 3,917 U 8'00 6,466 6,846 38,915 21,112 .17,803 3,721 1,835 1,886 Sambalp~r (M) U 8'00 6,466 6,846 38,915 21,112 17,803 3,721 1,835 1,886 75 Rel1gali PS R 132'10 6,243 7,970 33;677' 16,401 17,276 5,020 1,437 2,583 76 Lakhanpur PS R 247'90 7,986 9,768 39,338 19,486 19.852 6,313 3,161 3,152 77 Brajarajnagar PS T 83' 10 10,330 11,198 43,783 23.507 20,276 7,117 3.487 3,630 R 80'10' 5,875 6,548 27,587 14,398 13,189 3,963 1,956 2,007 U 3'00 4,455 4,650 16,196 9,109 7,087 3,154 1,531 1,623 Brajarajnagar U 3'00 4,455 4,650 16,196 9,109 7,087 3,154 1,531 1,623 78 Hirakud PS T 37-60 3,346 3,597 12,264' 7,014 5,250 1,854 902 952 R 34'20 757 898 3,671 1,832 I,R39 719 364 355 U 3'40 2,589 2,699 8,593 5,182 3.411 1,135 538 597 Hirakud (NAC) U 3'40 2,589 2,699 8,593 5,182 3,411 1,135 538 597 79 Burla PS T 75'10 7,978 8,504 32,546 17,627 14.919 8,280 4,239 4,041 R 69'20 5,374 5,742 22,316 11,494 10,822 6,531 3,314 3,217 U 5'90 2,604 2,762 10,230 6,133 4,097 1,749 925 824 Burin (NAC) U 5'90 2,604 2,762 10,230 6,133 4,097 1,749 925 824 80 Dhama PS R 136'00 6,464 7,173 27,497 13,426 14,071 6,678 3,342 3,336 81 JlljQmura PS R 210'00 6,047 6,316 26,133 12,829 13,304 3,323 1,634 1,689 82 S"on PS R 123'00 10,720 11,43f. 47,312 23,333 23,979 9,002 4,467 4,535 83 Katarbaga PS R 220'00 11,340 12,865 53,592 26,511 27,081 9,167 4,527 4,640 84 J !i.rsuguda PS T 92'90 9,585 12,884 54,651 27.915 26,736 10,075 5,008 5,067 R 82'90 6,136 8,031 35,424 17,676 17,748 7.615 3.766 3,849 U 10'00 3,449 4,853 19,227 10,239 8,988 2,460 1,242 1,218 Jharsuguda (M) U 10'00 3,449 4,853 19,227 10,239 8,988 2,460 1,242 1,218 85 Laikera PS R 273'00 12,003 15.027 66,881 33,285 33,596 10,933 5,432 5,501 86 8al'garlt Subdh'is;otJ T 2,251'60 133,452 158,232 693,122 344,4?4 348,718 112,765 55,963 56,802 R 2,246'50 131,193 155,083 677,747 J35,756 341,991 110,794 54,982 55,811 U 5-10 2,259 3,149 15,375 8,648 6,727 1,971 981 990 87 Bargurh PS T 149'90 15,348 18-;835 82,594' 41,949 40,645 13,864 6.804 7,060 R 144'80 13,089 15,686 67,219 33,301 33,918 11.893 5,823 6,070 U 5·1(1 2,259 3,149 15,375 8,648 6,727 1,971 981 990 Barg"rh (M) U 5'10 2,259 3,149 15,375 8,648 6,727 1,971 981 990 88 P.tikmal PS R 223'70 7,798' 8,565 40,004' 19,893 20,111 5,442 2,692 2,750 89 Jagdalpur PS .. R 255'00 9,849 10,805 49,814' 24,810 25,004 7.044 3.534 3,510 90 Padampur PS R 203'60 10,133 12,514 55,849· 27,513 28,336 7,752 3,807 3,945 91 Gai,ilat PS R 121'00 7,058 8,461 39,085 19,521 1~,564 5,646 2,816 2.830 159 CENSUS ABSTRACT ------_._---- Workers r Scheduled Tribes Literate and educated persons Total Workers A~ Cultivator Sl. r- ·IX No. _ _.A. r ___A ___--, __A _____-. ,---- -. r-----'--_....., r--' p ·M F P M F P M F P M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21,935 10,877 11,058 1,790 1,545 245 18,496; 11,005 7,491 8,417 5,848 2,569 63 50,265 24,969 25,296 6,043 5,098 945 39,797 26,993 12,804 17,854 13,172 4,682 64 41,007 20,356 20,651 4,573 3,846 727 27,612- 19,660 7,952 11,745 9,299 2,446 65 9,258 4,613 4,645 1,470 1,252 218 12,185 7,333 4,852 6,109 3,873 2,236 66 78,694 39,419 39,275 18,081 14,103 3,978 70,744 41,463 29,281 29,283 19,765 9,518 67 77,587 38,874 38,713 14,396 11,467 2,929 66,761 38,635 28,126 29,022 19,514 9,508 1,107 545 562 3,685 2,636 1,049 3,983 2,828 1,155 261 251 10 33,252 16,879 16,373 9,639 7,439 2,200 30,933 18,493 12,440 10,066 6,962' 3,104 68 32,145 16,334 15,811 5,954 4,803 1,151 26,950 15,665 II ,285 9,805 6,711 3,094 1,107 545 562 3,685 2,636 1,409 3,983 2,928 1,155 261 251 10 1,107 545 562 3,685 2,636 1,049 ,3,983 2,828 1,155 261 251 10 22,483 11,370 11,113 5,149 3,960 1,189 20,287. 12,020 8,267 8,911 6,359 2,552 69 10,003 4,939 5,064 2,595 2,089 506 10,471 6,086 4,385 4,189 2,996 1,193 70 12,956 6,231 6,725 698 615 83 9,053 4,864 4,IS9 6,117 3,44R 2,669 71 439,405 216,986 222,419 345,972 281,153 64,819 78~,421 4S~,354 3~O,067 446,610 277,248 169,362 72 428,393 211,635 216,758 296,363 244,l26 52,237 745,247 451,917 293,330 444,319 275,588 168,731 11,012 5,3S1 5,661 49,609 37,027 12,582 44,174 37,437 6,737 2,291 1,660 631 J67,881 82,693 85,188 135,585 108,587 26,993 252,105 166,117 115,78~ 114,'J37 74,714 40,223 73 159,5/7 78,579 80,938 94,519 77,611 16,908 116,683 IJ5,959 80,724 113,71l 73,846 39,865 8,364 4,1J4 4,250 41.056 30,976 10,090 35,422 39,358 5.054 1,226 868 358 15,039 7,432 7,607 25,225 19,776 5,449 30,808 22,171 8,637 5,331 3,965 1,366 74 12,132 5,953 6,179 8,115 6,643 1,472 17,158 10,662 6,4g6 5,060 3,710 1,350 2,907 1,479 1,428 17,110 13,133 3,977 13,650 11,509 2,141 271 255 16- 2,907 1,479 1,428 17,110 13,133 3,977 13,650 ' 11,509 2,141 271 255 16 9,341 4,565 4,776 7,415 5.959 1,456 16,469 10,968 5,501 10,357 6,883 '-474 75 17,371 8,605 8,766 7,040 5,920 1,120 19,722 12,795 6,927 12,288 8,006 4,282 76 11,364 5,563 5,&01 12,060 9,702 2,358 18,916 15,374 3,542 4,755 3,387 1,368 77 10,030 4,919 5,111 6,199 5,045 1,154 12,486 9,510 2,976 4,742 3,376 1,366 1,334 644 690 5,861 4,657 1,204 6,430 5,864 566 13 11 2 1,334 644 690 5,861 4,657 1,204 6,430 5.864 566 13 11 2 2,553 1.275 1,278 5,020 3,908 1,112 5,856 4,655 1,201 954 600 354 78 2,005 986 1,019 648 559 89 1,972 1,222 750 949 596 353 548 289 259 4,372 3,,349 1,023 3,884 3,433 451 5 4 I 548 289 259 4,372 3,349 1,023 3,884 3,433 451 5 4 1 5,627 2,793 2,834 9,925 7,969 1.956 17,267 11 ,899 5,368 5,586 3,578 2,008 79 4,539 2,264 2,275 5,137 4,301 836 12,680 8,104 4,576 5,186 3,297 1,889 1,088 529 559 4,788 3,668 1,120 4,587 3,795 792 400 281 119 1,088 529 559 4,788 3,1168 1,120 4,587 3,79';' 792 400 281 119 8,018 3,912 4,106 7,210 5,750 1,460 13,050 8,863 4,187 5,110 4,036 1,074 80 13,557 6,639 6,918 5,821 4,817 1,004 15,162 8,642 6,520 9,697 5,509 4,188 81 17,246 8,427 8,819 11,311 9,360 1,951 26,820 15,501 11,319 13,857 8,658 5,199 82 22,534 11,119 11.415 12,481 9,954 2,527 26,871 16,986 9,885 14,412 10,095 4,317 83 15,316 7,383 7,933 18,519 14,126 4,393 24,943 16.830 8,113 9,851 5,706 4,145 84 12,829 6,210 6,619 9,584- 7,957 1,627 '18,072 ] 1,073 6,999 9,314 5,389 3,925 2,487 1,173 1,314 8,935' 6,169 2,766 6,871 5,757 1,114 537 317 220 2,487 I li3 1,314 8,935 6,T69 2,766 6,871 5,757 1,114 537 317 220 29,915 14.980 14,935 13,558 11,346 2,212 36,'221 21,633 14,588 22,739 14,291 8,448 8S 151,790 75,1)70 77,720 147,244 121,/62 26,082 368.862 227,762 141,100 222, '50 141,516 80,734 86 15r,8Yl 70/,644 77,248 141,573 117,049 24,524 362,711 222,547 140,164 221,740 141,Q87 80,653 898 416 472 5,671 4,113 1,558 6,151 5,2/5 936 510 429- 81 9,698 4.681 5,017 22,086 17,568 4.518 40,987' 27,472 13,515 20,618 14,106 6.512 87 8,800 4,255 4,545 16,415 13,455 2,960 34,836 22,257 12,579 20,108 13,677 6,431 89& 426 472 5,671 4,113 t.558 6,15] 5,215 936 510 429 81 898 -126 47.! 5,671 4,113 1,558. 6,151 5,215 936 510 429 81 18,041 9,019 9,022 5,325 4,622 703 20.829 13,281 7,544 14;452 9,374 5,078 il8 16,637 R,254 8,383 7,451 6,255 1,196 16,745 !l.327 19,711 11,629 8,022 89 16,351 X.039 8,312 10,173 8,466 1,707 ~mr' 17,929 9.832 -l4;1i79 10,140 "11,5,9 90 7,999 4,017 3,982 7,942 6,592 1,350 17,681 12,405 5,276 11,421 8.881 7.540 91 160 PRIMARY Workers II III IV V In Mining, QualTying, Livestock, Forestry. Fishing, In Manufacturing other As Agricultural Hunting and Plantations, than Household labourer Orchards and Allied activities At Household Industry Industry r __.A..__ -'""") SI. State/District/Subdivision/Talukl r--_.... _------, r--_.A..----. r--_""______' No. Police Station/Town P M F P M F P M F P M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 63 Kalyansingpur PS R 7,601 3,665 3,936 276 244 32 660 343 317 18 9 64 Bissameuttack Taluk R 8,452 5,986' 2,466 321 304 17 1,333 959 374 123 70 53 65 Bissameuttaek PS R 5,384 4,306' 1,073 292 275 17 1,203 861 342 106 55 51 66 Ambodala PS R 3,068 1,680' 1,388 29 29 130 98 32 17 15 2 67 GunupurTaluk T 14,802 7,377 7,425 960 674 286 4,343 2,772 1,571 360 270 90 R 14,672 7,280 7,392 858 580 278 3,954 2,449 1,505 114 67 47 U 130 97 33 102 94 8 389 323 66 246 203 43 68 Gunupur PS T 3,695 2,288 1,407 319 297 22 2,160 1,351 809 270 217 53 R 3,565 2,191 1,374 217 203 14 1,771 1,028 743 24 14 10 U 130 97 33 102 94 8 389 323 66 246 203 43 Gunupur (NAC) , U 130 97 33 102 94 8 389 323 66 246 203 43 69 GudailPS R 7,552 3,282 4,270 202 134 68 1,192 807 385 57 39 18 70 Padmapur PS R 2,440 1,250 1,190 364 172 192 800 453 347 25 8 17 71 Puttasingi PS R 1,115 557 558 75 71 4 191 161 30 8 6 2 72 Samba Ipur District T 132,382 86,877 45,505 4,796 3,365 1,431 73,847 35,289 38,558 8,349 7,562 787 R 131,731 86,336 45,395 3,459 2,260 1,199 70,732 33,126 37,606 530 398 132 U 651 541 110 1,337 1,105 232 3,115 2,163 952 7,819 7,164 655 73 Sadar Subdivision T 35,368 23,948 11,420 2,667 2,150 S17 25,922 11,807 14,ll5 7,491 6,944 547 R 35,164 23,788 11 ,376 1,576 1,153 423 23,371 lO,ll 1 13,260 124 104 20 U 204 160 44 1,091 997 94 2,?5I 1,696 8.55 7,367 6,840 527 74 Sambalpur PS T 1,903 1,630 273 356 303 53 5,807 2,596 3,211 1,423 1,331 92 R 1,832 1,569 263 126 96 30 4,243 1,616 9 9 U 71 61 10 230 207 23 1,564 980 2'm 1,414 l.322 92 Sambalpur {M) U 71 61 10 230 207 23 1,564 980 584 1,414 1,322 92 75 Rengali PS R 2,141 1,762 379 369 291 78 1,233 651 582 76 Lakhanpur PS R 3,506 2,478 1,028 157 146 11 1,411 735 676 4 4 77 Brajarajnagar PS T 1,190 936 254 952 763 189 1,000 528 472 4,159 3,981 ris R 1,177 930 247 368 233 135 947 480 .467 5 5 U 13 6 7 584 530 54 53 48 5 4,154 3,976 178 Brajarajnagar U 13 6 7 584 530 54 53 48 5 4,154 3,976 178 78 Hirakud PS T 126 108 18 67 64 636 303 333 866 831 35 R 125 107 18 15 15 461 187 274 U 1 1 52 49 3 175 116 59 866 8jj 3S Hirakud (NAC) ,. U 1 1 52 49 3 175 116 59 866 831 35 79 Burla PS T 1,840 1,164 676 190 167 23 1,190 534 656 257 18() 77 R 1,783 1,129 654 68 51 17 979 366 613 I 1 U 57 35 22 122 116 6 211 168 43 256 179 77 Burla (NAC) .. U 57 35 22 122 116 6 211 168 43 256 179 77 80 Dhama PS R 3,156 2,459 697 181 111 70 1,434 631 803 15 8 7 81 Jujomura PS R 3,098 1,928 1,170 52 36 16 695 268 427 26 17 9 82 Sasen PS R 5,739 3,399 2,340 44 38 6 4,073 1,546 2,527 4 4 83 Katarbaga PS .. R 4,496 3,016 1,480 60 46 14 4,277 1,866 2,411 9 7 2 84 Jharsuguda PS " T 1,921 1,265 656 229 180 49 1,815 990 825 681 536 145 R 1,859 1,208 651 126 85 41 1,267 606 661 4 4 U 62 57 5 103 95 8 548 384 164 677 532 14ii Jharsuguda (M) .. U 62. 57 ' 5 103 95 8 548 384 164 677 532 145 85 Laikera PS .. R 'cas2~ 3,803' 2,449 10 2,351 1,159 1,192 47 45 2 86 Bargarh Subdivision T 68,239 44,650 23,589 1,651 867 784 39,348 19,334 20,014 514 359 155 R 67,966 44,431 23,535 1,464 791 673 38,877 18,930 19,947 166 122 44 U 273 219 54 187 76 III 471 404 67 348 237 ill 87 Bargarh PS T 6,818 3,955' 2,863 258 139 119 5,255 3,111 2,144 367 255 112 R 6,545 3,736 2,809 71 63 8 4,784 2,707 2,077 19 18 1 U 273 219 54 187 76 11 471 404 67 348 237 111 Bargarh (M) U 273 219' 54 187 76 III 471 404 67 348 237 111 88 Paikmal PS R 3,781 2,679- 1,102 2 2 1,124 538 586 89 Jagdalpur PS R 5,285 3,646 1,639 4 4 1,383 614 769 90 Padampur PS R 5,439 4,373 1,066 29 15 14 3,111 1,44() 1,671 91 Gaisilat PS R 3,595 2,440 1,155 5 4 1 765 404 361 10 '4 6 161 CEl'iSUS ABSTRA CT \Vorkers- -concfd. VI vrr VIII IX x ] n Const rtlction In Trade and In Transport, Storage In Other Services Non·workers Commerce and Communic.:J.tions ,-----'--- , ___...A... __ ----. .--__..A...__ ~.""""I .....__-_. ,--_._-"-- P M F P M F P M F P M F P M F 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 50 15 91 60 6 6 1,352 784 568 14,078 9,026 63 77 77 42:2 314 108 166 166 11,049 5,945 \104 45,206 15,244 29,962 64 71 71 347 250 97 74 74 8,390 4,469 3,921 34,183 11,061 23,122 65 6 6 75 64 11 92 92 2,659 1,476 1,183 11,023 4,183 6,840 66 91 89 2 1,633 Lt30 503 188 173 15 19,084 9,213 9,871 55,589 21,348 34,241 67 42 42 1,071 723 348 47 47 16,9RI 7,933 9,048 49,392 19,028 30,364 49 47 2 562 407 155 141 126 ]5 2,103 1,230 823 6,197 2,320 3,877 57 55 1,002 729 273 154 139 15 13,21~ 6,455 6,755 26,400 10,212 16,138 68 8 8 440 322 118 13 13 11,107 5,175 5,932 20,203 7,892 12,311 49 47 2 562 407 155 141 126 15 2,103 1,280 823 6,197 2,320 3,877 49 47 562 407 155 141 126 15 2,103 1,280 823 6,197 2,320 3,877 19 19 345 243 102 27 27 1,982 1,110 872 15,893 5,988 9,905 69 12 12 196 98 98 5 5 2,440 1,092 1,348 7,276 2,697 4,579 70 3 3 90 60 30 2 2 1,452 556 896 6,020 2,451 3,569 71 3,641 3,563 78 10,243 7,546 2,697 4,059 3,973 86 105,494 63,931 41,S63 719,265 266,809 452,456 72 363 349 19 5,298 3,166 2,132 417 414 3 88,393 50,280 38,113 648,064 240,291 407,773 3,273 3,214 59 4,945 4,380 565 3,642 3,559 83 17,101 13,651 3,450 71,201 26,518 44,683 2,232 2,170 62 5,537 4,477 1,060 3,409 3,326 83 54,542 36,781 17,761 257,972 92,889 165,083 73 166 159 7 1,662 1,046 616 47 47 40,862 25,705 15,157 200,233 71,472 128,761 2,066 2,011 55 3,875 3,431 444 3,362 3,279 83 13,680 11,076 2,604, 57,739 21,417 36,322 406 401 5 2,398 2,020 378 1,453 1,436 17 11,731 8,489 3,242 41,595 15,701 25,894 74 47 46 1 226 144 S2 18 18 5,597 3,454 2,143 16,330 6,098 10,232 359 355 4 2,172 1,876 296 1,435 1,418 ii 6,134 5,035 1,099 25,265 9,603 15,662 359 355 4 2,172 1,876 296 1,435 1,418 17 6,134 5,035 1,099 25,265 !J;-603 15,662 132 78 54 4 4 2,233 1,299 934 17,208 5,433 11,775 7$ 125 70 55 I I 2,230 1,355 875 19,616 6,691 12,925 76 80 80 477 416 61 109 107 2 6,194 5,176 LOl8 24,867 8,133 16,734 77 11 II 176 153 23 19 19 5,041 4,303 738 15,101 4,888 10,213 69 69 301 263 38 90 88 2 1,153 873 280 9,766 3,245 6,521 69 69 301 263 3B 90 88 2 1,153 873 2BO 9,766 3,245 6,521 1,300 1,256 44 195 177 18 78 77 1,634 1,239 395 6,408 2,359 4,049 78 21 15 6 8 5 3 393 297 96 1,699 610 1,089 1,279 1,241 33 187 172 15 78 77 1,241 942 299 4,709 1,749 2,960 1,279 1,241 38 187 172 15 78 77 1,241 942 299 4,709 1,749 2,960 277 265 12 406 357 49 150 140 10 7,371 5,514 1,857 15,279 5,728 9,551 79 7 7 133 105 28 1 1 4,522 3,147 1,375 9,636 3,390 6,246 270 258 ii 273 252 21 149 139 io 2,849 2,367 482 5,643 2,338 3,305 270 258 12 273 252 21 149 139 10 2,849 2,367 482 5,643 2,338 3,305 131 55 76 3,020 1,560 1,460 14,447 4,563 9,884 80 47 30 17 1,547 854 693 10,971 4,187 6,784 81 5 5 96 60 36 3,002 1,791 1,211 20,492 7,832 12,660 82 8 8 'j 113 122 51 3,436 1,826 1,610 26,721 9,525 17,196 83 146 145 1,179 958 221 l,6io 1,557 53 7,511 5.493 2.018 29,708 11,085 18,623 84 57 57 237 90 147 5,208 3,634 1,574 17,352 6,603 10,749 89 88 1 942 868 74 1,6'10 1,557 53 2,303 1,859 444 12,356 4,482 7,874 89 88 I 942 868 74 1,610 1,557 53 2,303 1,859 444 12,356 4,482 7,874 7 178 134 44 4 4 4,633 2,185 2,448 30,660 11,652 19,008 1,274 1,269 5 3,780 2,385 1,395 251 251 31,555 17,131 14,424 324,260 116,642 207,618 86 99 98 1 2,840 1,545 1,295 56 56 19,503 15,487 14',016 315,036 113,209 201,827 1,175 1,17I 4 940 840 100 195 195 2,052 1,644 408 9,224 3,433 5,791 1,187 1,183 4 1,154 925 229 205 205 5,125 3,593 1,532 41,607 14,477 27,130 87 12 12 214 85 129 10 10 3,073 1,949 1,124 32,383 11,044 21,339 1,175 1,171 4 940 840 100 195 195 2,052 1,644 408 9,224 3,433 5,791 1,175 1,171 4 940 840 100 195 195 2,052 1,644 408 9,224 3,433 5,791 3 3 66 48 18 1,397 637 760 19,179 6,612 12,567 88 10 10 99 54 45 1,580 788 792 21,742 8,065 13,677 89 20 20 330 210 120 4,153 1,731 2,422 28,088 9,584 18,<;04 90 2 2 44 28 16 1,839 642 1,197 21,404 7,116 14,2l8 91 (221 Cen,-41 ) 162 PRIMARY Occupied residential Total numb .. of pers~ns enumerated Scheduled Castes Sl. StatcjDistrict/Subdiyjj1on, T ..l1uk i Area in houses (including inmates of institutions and No. Police Station/Town Sq. miles r--'--- . ..A..--_-"""'\ houseless persons) ..A ,-____ ._A__ Number of Number of ---~ ...., houses households P M F P M F 2 4 6 7 9 10 11 92 M,lchh,illund. P3 R 119'30 6,027 8,359 36,969 • 18,443 18,526 6,035 3,037 2,998 93 Sohela PS R 164'90 10,591 13,440 57,507, 28,485 29,022 9,893 4,960 4,933 94 Bijepur PS R 125'SO 12,193 12,825 57,544. 28,577 28,967 10,633 5,282 5,351 95 Barpali PS R 109'20 1l,226 13,384 62,045' 30,765 31,280 10,767/ 5,303 5,464 96 Bheden PS R 144'40 12,569 13,564 57,642' 28,465 29,177 9,623 4,772 4,851 97 Attabira PS R 236'90 13,160 15,036 63,982' 31,792. 32,190 11,377 5,703 5,674 98 Bhatti PS R 174'10 10,913 13,238 52,769 25,954 26,815 8,683 4,309 4,374 99 Amb.bhona PS R 22JoSO 6,587 9,196 37,318 18,237 19,081 6,006 2,944 3,062 100 Deogarh Su;divi 101 Dcogarh PS T 312,00 6,823 7,068 34.676 17,451 17,225 4,585 2,349 2,236 R 305-00 5,530 5,642 27,837 13,919 13,918 3,262 1,635 1,627 U 7-00 1,293 1,426 6,839 3,532 3,307 1,323 714 609 Deogarh (M) U 7-00 1,293 1,426 6,839 3,532 3,307 1,323 714 609 102 Riamal PS R 204-00 5,294 5,692 26,617 13,262 13,355 3,519 1,714 1.805 (Portion lying in DJogarh 'Sub- division)_ 103 Darkote PS , , R 290'00 5,921 6,418 31,970 15,995 15,975 5,907 2,956 2,951 104 Naikul PS 238'00 4,663 5,237 26,950 13,335 13,615 5,661 2,825 2,836 105 Kuchinda Subdivision R 944-00 27,756 30,362 132,726 66,186 66,540 14,979 7,493 7,486 106 Kuchinda PS R 244'00 8,188 8,664 39,633 19,650 19,983 5,155 2,562 2,593 107 Govindpur PS R 144-00 6,831 7,789 28,900 14,390 2,899 1,478 1,421 108 Mahulpali PS R 234'00 7,219 7,881 :;S;R81r -}}.m 18,059 4,28"6 2,114 2,112 109 Gourpali PS R 292'00 5,026 5,536 25,884 12,968 12,916 2,578 1,313 1,265 110 Riam,1 PS R 30'00 492 492 2,421 1,229 L192 61 26 35 (Portion lying in Kuchind~·Sub- division). III Rairakho! Subdivision R 833-0? 10,273 //,434 52,;48 26,324 16,2J4 8,366 4,125 4,241 112 Rairakho1 PS R 303'00 3,721 4,131 19,273 9,679 9,594 2,996 1,478 1,513 113 Naktideul PS R 344'00 3,842 4,322 20,428 10,237 10,191 3,518 1,757 1761 114 Charmal PS R 186-00 2,710 2,981 12,847 6,408 6,439 1,852 890 962 liS Bolangir District T 3,411'60 192,950 223,004 1,068,686 53~,2J 9 534,467 187,422 93,513 93,909 R 3,387'60 184.211 212,369 1,019,027 508,395 510,632 181,699 90,612 91,087 L' 24-00 8,739 10,635 4M59 25,824 23,835 5,723 2,901 2,822 Jl6 Sadar S'fbdivi5'ion T 868-00 53,737 62,889 305,406 152,926 152,480 51,201 25,507 25,,,94 R 862-00 50,745 59,545 286.743 143,104 143,639 49,145 24,426 24,719 U 6'00 2,992 3,344 18,663 9,822 8,841 2,056 1,081 975 117 Dolangir PS T 361'50 22,933 27,856 136,283 ' 68,567 67,716 24,134 12.068 12,066 R 355-50 19,941 24,512 117,620 58,745 58,875 22,078 10,987 11,091 U 6-00 2,992 3,344 18,663 9,822 8,841 2,056 1,081 975 Bo!angir (M) U '6'00 2,992 3,344 18,663 9,822 8,841 2,056 1,081 975 118 Lois:ngha PS R 179-50 5,451 16.767 80,420 40,382 40,038 11,853 5,938 5,915 119 Tusr. PS R 327-00 15,353 18,266 88,703 43,977 44,726 15,214 7,501 7,713 120 PatllQiarh Subdivision T 726'611 32,652 38,148 187,786 93,698 94,088 27,556 13,792 13,764 R 718'60 31,252 36,596 180,194 89,787 90,407 26,639 13,3/8 13,321 [J 8'00 1,400 1,552 7,592 3,911 3,681 917 474 443 121 Patnagarh PS T 290'60 14,545 17,010 82,116 41,029 41,087 10,986 5,531 5,4~5 R 282-60 13,145 15,468 74,524 37,118 37,406 10,069 5,057 -,012 U 8-00 1,400 1,552 7,592 3,911 3,681 917 474 443 Patnagarh U 8-00 1,400 ),552 7,592 3,911 3,681 917 474 443 122 Bei.para PS R 194-60 9.195 11,087 55,964 27,927 28.037 8,865 4,402 4,463 123 Kh.prakhol PS R 241'40 8,912 10,041 49,706 24,742 24,964 7,705 3,859 3,846 124 Sonepur Subdivision T 882'OU 52,736 63,U98 274,515 136,868 137,647 48,218 23,838 ';4,380 R 879'00 51,193 61,432 267,407 133,297 134,1l0 46,909 23,235 'J,674 U 3'00 1,543 1,666 7,108 3,571 3,537 1,309 603 706 125 Sonepur PS T 90'00 4,622 5,489 23,245 11,575 11,670 4,505 2,189 >,316 R 87'00 3,079 3,823 16,137 8,004 8,133 3,196 1,586 ,,610 e 3-00 1,543 1,666 7,108 3,571 3,537 1,309 603 706 Sonepur (M) lJ 3'00 1,543 1.666 7,108 3,571 3,537_ 1,309 603 706 163 CENSUS ABSTRACT Workers Total Workers I Scheduled Tribes Literate and educated persons 1- -IX As Cultivator SI. No. r- ____J... __• _ ____. _..A..... ___ --'-~--, ,-- --'----, r- -- -, p M F P M F P M F p M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 7,977 3,908 4,069 '7,060' 5.935 1,125 21,719 11,971 9,748 15,056 8,318 6,738 92 13,615 6,711 6,904 11,701' 9,544 2,157 31,495, 18,766 12,729 19,711 12,342 7,369 93 7,707 3,824 3,883 9,539' 8,125' 1,414 31,936' 18,901- 13,035 19,249 11,'55 7,294 94 8,013 3,946 4,067 14,601 12,087 2,514 33,515' 19,758 13,757 19,957 12,112 7,845 95 7,362 3,505 3,857 15,008 12,238 2,770 28,993. 19,094 9,899 16,294 11,483 4,811 96 13,706 6,705 7.001 17,020 13,734 3,286 35,557 21,392 14,165 19,318 11,884 7,434 97 14,156 6,860 7,296 11,137 9,238 1,899 32,169 17,821 14,342 20,341 11,395 8,94fi 98 11,528 5,601 5,927 8,201 6,758 1,443 18,152 12,221 5,931 11,443 7,897 3,546 99 .37,181 18,548 18,633 26,789 21,739 5,050 65,124 36,216 28,908 43,538 23,714 19,824 100 .35,431 17,737 17,694 23,917 19,801 4,/16 62,523 34,352 28,17/ 42,983 23,351 19.632 1,750 811 939 2,872 1,938 934 2,601 1,864 737 555 363 192 15,155 7,523 7,632 8,081 6,239 1,842 17,953 10,592 7,361 10,437 6,048 4,389 101 13,405 6,712 6,693 5,209 4,301 908 15,352 8,728 6,624 9,8R2 5,685 4,197 1,750 8ll 939 2,872 1,938 934 2,601 1,864 731 555 363 192 1,750 811 939 2,872 1,938 934 2,601 1,864 737 555 363 192 8,677 4,342 4,335 5,512 4,664 848 \4,163 8,176 5,981 9,582 5,502 4,080 102 8,980 4,525 4,455 6,926 5,679 1,247 18,805 9,633 9,172 13,206 6,599 6,607 103 4,369 2,158 2,211 6,270 5,157 1,113 14,203 7,815 6,388 10,313 5,565 4,748 104 >69,346 34,485 34,861 14,333 19,398 4,935 71,711 42/137 29,734 45,007 26,326 18,681 105 19,272 9,508 9,764 8,560 6,707 1,853 22,091 12,461 9,630 13,607 7,642 5,965 106 14,924 7,395 7,529 4,85.lo 3,891 962 ~92 8,393 3.043 107 -19;028 9,449 9,579 5,592 4,530 1,062 ~~~ l~:m '~,,60 13,991 ~ 6,288 rmr 14,336 7,223 7,113 5,160 4,120 1,040 13,663 8,267 5:396 8,051 4,981 3,069 109 1,786 910 876 168 150 18 1,1~4 788 356 965 649 316 110 12,207 6,190 6,017 12,021 10,267 1,754 31,559 17,022 14,537 20,878 10,978 9,900 1110 2,646 1,349 1,297 4,728' 3,984 744 1l',489 6,280 ',209 7,993 4,155 3,838 112 5,583 2,803 2,780 4,080 3,556 524 12,513 6,447 6,066 8,197 4,158 4,039 113 3,978 2,038 1,940 3,213 2,727 486 7,557 4,295 3,262 4,688 2,665 2,023 114 220,916 109,087 111,829 155,906 133,255 22,651 514,842 346,204 168,638 307,982 216,099 91,883 liS 218,646 107,905 110,741 134,203 117,958 16,245 498,222 332,888 165.334 306,783 215,047 91736 2,270 1,182 1,088 21,703 15,297 6,406 16,620 13,316 3,304 1,199 1,052. 147 55,609 27,285 28.324 5r& f93 46.521 9,871 131,826 97,745 34081 72,/22 58,076 14,046 116 54,766 26,862 27,904 40,999 40,145 6,854 126,008 92,868 33,140 71,784 57,775 14,009 843 423 420 9,394 6,376 3,018 5,818 4,877 941 338 301 37 18,274 9,160 9,114 29,045 23,201 5,844 58,375 43,008 15.367 29,760 23,614 6,146 117 17,431 8,737 8,694 19,651 16,825 2,826 52,557 38,131 14,426 29,422 23,313 6,109 843 423 420 9,394 6,376 3,018 5,818 4,877 941 338 301 37 843 423 420 9,394 6,376 3,018 5,818 4,877 941 338 301 37 13,453 6,560 6,893 12,672- 10,870 1,802 36,483 26,242 10,141 19,924 15,672 4,252 118 13,882 11,565 12,317 14,676' 12,450 2,226 36,968 28,495 8,473 22,438 18,790 3,648 119 67,296 33,316 33,980 25,195 21,650 3.545 84,212 59,178 25,044 47,491 35,677 11,814 120 66.602 32,905 33,697 22,408 19,586 2,822 81,493 57,/33 24,360 47,050 35,268 11,782 694 411 283 2,787 2,064 723 2,729 2,045 684 441 409 32 26,314 13,022 13,292 13,094 11,095 1,999 36,215- 25,683 10,532 19,603 14,969 4,634 121 25,620 12,611 13,009 10,307 9,031 1,276 33.486 23,638 9,848 19,162 14,560 4,602 694 411 283 2,787 2,064 723 2,729 2,045 684 4111 409 32 694 411 283 2787 2,064 723 2,729 :',045 684 441 409 32 20,419 10,124 10,295 6,466 5,562 904 22,831' 17,101 5,730 13,218 10,480 2,738 122 20,563 10,170 10,393 5,635 4,993 642 25,176 16,394 8,782 14,670 10,228 4,442 123 15,927 J 3,0:?4 12,903 41,/47 36,361 4,786 147,270 93,148 54,122 85,618 57,208 28,410 124 25,885 13,001 12,884 38,629 34,398 4,231 144,092 91,(180 53,012 85.408 57,066 ~8,34J 42 23 19 2,518 1,963 555 3,178 2,068 /.1l0 210 142 68 1,807 913 894 4,347 3,626 721 12,273 7,599 4,674 4,545 :1,329 1,216 1.5 1,765 890 875 1,829 1,663 166 9,095 5,531 3,564 4,335 :1,187 1,148 42 23 19 2,518 1,963 555 3,178 2,068 1,110 210 142 6S 42 23 19 2,518 1,963 555 3,178 2,068 1,110 '10 142 6S 164 PRIMARY Workers ------ II ~I N v In Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Flsh[ng;, In Manufacturing oth,r SI. Statc/District/SubdivlSionITalukl As Agricultural Hunting and Plantations, than Household No, Police Station/Town labourer Orchards and Allied activities At Household Indll<;try Industry r--~---, P M F p M F P M F p M 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 ------ 92 Mclchhamunda PS R 3,207 2,082 1,125 36 16 20 1,530 667 863 4 93 Sohela PS R 6,698 3,860 2,838 56 48 8 3,412 1,554 1,858 94 Bii_pur PS R 5,476 3,702 1,774 67 49 18 4,161 1,836 2,325 5 5 95 Barpali PS R 5,867 3,281 2,586 169 103 66 4,769 2,460 2,309 9 6 96 Ilheden PS R 6,304 4,335 1,969 149 115 34 3,960 1,866 2,094 3 3 97 Altabira PS R 6,644 4,350 2,294 326 174 152 4,894 2,586 2,30S 56 53 3 98 Bhatli PS R 5,701 3,470 2,231 315 83 232 3,575 1,615 1,960 56 28 28 99 Ambabhona PS R 3,424 2,477 947 235 115 120 1,409 643 766 4 4 100 Deogarlr Subdivision T 11,387 6,824 4,563 278 179 99 2,693 1,39/ 1,302 215 167 48 R 11,213 6,662 4,551 219 147 72 2,600 1,328 1,272 111 80 31 U 174 162 12 59 32 .7, 93 63 30 104 87 17 101 Dcogarh PS T 4,884 2,705 2,179 69 39 30 270 211 114 97 17 R 4,710 2,543 2,167 10 7 3 207 181 10 10 U 174 162 12 59 32 27 j~ 63 30 104 87 17 Deogarh (M) U 174 162 12 S9 32 27 93 63 30 104 87 17 102 Ri&mal PS R 3,316 1,835 1,481 2 656 379 277 (Portion lying in Deogarh Subdivision) 103 Barkot. PS R 1,646, 1,183 463 1t6 74 42 804 382 422 99 68 31 104 Naikul PS R 1,541 1,101 440 91 64 27 752 360 392 2 2 105 Kuchil1da Subdivisioll R 12,170 8,282 3,888 173 142 31 4,502 2,169 2,333 98 78 20 106 Kuchinda PS R 4,280 2,901 1.379 43 29 14 1,043 537 506 43 35 107 Govindpur PS R 1,400 1,147 253 69 67 2 1,156 622 534 16 16 108 Mahulpali PS R 4,487 2,532 1,955 48 33 15 1,129 552 517 25 20 5 109 Gourpali PS R 1,936 1,638 298 11 II 1,149 445 704 14 7 7 110 Riamal PS R 67 64 3 2 2 25 13 12 (portion lying in Kuchind. Subdivision) 111 Rairaklrol Subdivision R 5.218 3,173 2,045 27 27 1,382 588 794 31 14 17 112 Rairakhol PS R 1,262 854 408 13 13 437 191 246 23 12 11 Naktideul PS 113 R 2,744 1.395 1,349 12 12 654 273 381 , [; 114 Charm,1 PS R 1,212 924 288 2 2 291 124 167 2 (, 115 Bolangir District T 93,925 63,076 30,849 2,483 1,841 642 41,689 22,055 19,634 998 826 172 R 93,177 62,358 30,819 2,111 1,518 593 39,394 20,605 18,789 154 84 70 U 748 718 30 372 323 49 2,295 1,450 845 844 742 102 116 Sadar Subdivision T 26,071 19,006 7,065 798 550 248 11,407 5,997 5,410 380 332 48 R 25,925 18,869 7,056 682 444 238 10,869 5,647 5,222 19 15 4 U 146 137 9 116 106 10 538 350 188 361 317 44 117 Bolangir PS T 1t,912 8,531 3,381 329 216 113 4,610 2,528 2,082 366 322 44 R 11,766 8,394 3,372 213 110 103 4,072 2,178 1,894 5 5 U 146 137 9 116 106 10 538 350 188 361 317 44 Bolangir (M) U 146 137 9 116 106 10 S38 350 188 361 317 44 118 Loisingha PS R 7,944 5,388 2,556 306 240 66 3,846 2,083 1,763 11 7 4 119 Tusfa PS R 6,215 5,087 1,128 163 94 69 2,951 1,386 1,565 3 3 120 Potnagarh ' Subdivision T 19,505 13,804 5,701 205 146 59 6,285 3,461 2,824 IlO 65 45 R 19,037 13,338 5,699 177 121 56 5,790 3,135 2,655 66 35 31 U 468 466 2 28 25 3 495 326 169 44 30 14 121 Patn.goTh PS T 6,990 5,520 1,470 150 104 46 3,744 2,032 1,712 103 60 43 R 6,522 5,054 1,468 122 79 43 3,249 1,706 1,543 59 30 29 U 468 , 466 2 28 25 3 495 326 169 44 30 14 Patnagarh U 468 466 2 28 25 3 495 326 169 44 30 14 122 Belpara PS R 5,060 3,974 1.086 44 33 II 1,572 880 692 6 4 2 123 Khaprakhol PS R 7,455 4,310 3,145 It 9 2 969 549 420 1 1 124 Son,pltr Subdivision T 27,247 17,428 9,819 1,233 938 295 17,288 8,728 8,560 164 114 50 R 27,210 17,391 9,819 1,089 825 264 16,278 8,152 8,126 60 30 30 U 37 37 144 113 31 1,010 576 434 104 84 20 125 Sonepur PS T 2,282 1,181 1,101 249 187 62 2,256 1,104 1,152 123 84 39 R 2,245 1,144 1,101 105 74 31 1,246 528 718 19 19 t: 37 37 144 113 31 1,010 576 434 104 84 20 Sonepur (M) t- 37 37 14', 113 31 1,010 576 434 104 84 20 l65 CENSUS ABSTRACT ------Workers-concld. VI VII VIII IX x In Trade and In Transport, Storage Io Other Service, Sl. In Construction Commerce and Communications Non-workers No. ,..---"-----1 c----'-__....., p M F P M F P M F p M F 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 48 49 SO ------ 110 69 41 1,776 818 958 15250 6472 8.778 92 227 141 86 1,391 821 570 26,012 9,719 16,293 93 4 '4 389 202 187 2,585 1,148 1,437 25,608 9,676 15,932 94 21 21 321. 181 140 5 5 2,397 1,589 80R 28,530 11,007 17,523 95 I I 306 160 146 3 3 1,973 1,128 845 28,649 9,371 19,278 96 25 25 307 159 148 14 14 3,973 2,147 1,826 28,425 10,400 18,025 97 I 314 160 154 1,866 1,076 790 20,600 3,127 12,473 98 113 48 65 i4 24 1,500 1,013 487 19,166 6,016 13,150 99 56 50 6 267 200 67 87 87 6,603 3,604 2,999 55,089 23,827 31,262 100 24 18 6 137 91 46 2 2 5,234 2,673 2,561 SO/lSI 22,1.59 28,692 32 32 130 109 21 85 85 1,369 931 438 4,238 1,66/f 2,570 34 34 145 124 21 85 85 1,704 1,190 514 16,723 6,859 9,864 101 2 2 IS 15 259 76 12,485 5,191 7,294 32 32 130 109 21 8S 85 d~~ 931 438 4,238 1,668 2,570 32 32 130 109 21 85 85 U69 931 438 4,238 1.668 2,570 17 12 63 46 17 521 400 127 12,454 5,086 7,368 102 4 22 14 8 2 2 2,905 1,307 1,598 13,165 6,362 6,803 103 37 16 21 1467 707 760 12,747 5,520 7.227 104 63 58 542 406 136 312 309 3 8,904 4,267 4,637 60,955 24,149 36,806 105 21 27 195 143 52 ~6 26 2,827 1,121 1,706 17,542 7,189 10,353 106 13 13 209 179 30 282 279 2,242 1,31~ 927 15,120 5,522 9,598 107 5 5 70 45 25 4 4 1,334 639 695 14,795 6,296 8,499 108 18 13 .5 68 39 29 2,416 1,132 1,284 12,221 4,701 7,520 109 85 60 25 1,277 441 836 110 16 16 117 78 39 3,890 2,148 1,742 20,989 9,302 11,687 III 14 14 63 31 32 1,684 674 7,784 3,399 4,385 112 2 2 22 21 1 882 296 7,915 3,790 4,125 113 12 26 6 1,324 772 5,290 2,113 3,177 114 651 '§98 53 6,725 4,024 2,701 1,909 1,852 57 58,480 35,833 ~2,647 553,844 188,015 365,829 115 352 308 44 4.526 2,262 2,264 371 362 9 51,354 30,344 21,010 520,805 175,507 345,298 299 290 9 2,199 1,762 437 1,538 1,490 48 7,126 5,489 1,637 33,039 12.508 20,531 399 353 46 1,924 1,229 695 521 510 JI 18,204 lJ.692 6,512 173,580 55,181 118,399 116 261 218 43 1,288 727 561 81 79 2 15,099 9;094 6,005 160,735 50,236 llO,499 138 135 3 636 502 134 440 431 9 3,105 2,598 507 12.845 4,945 7,900 231 186 45 1,156 766 390 482 411 11 9,529 6,374 3,155 77,908 25,559 51,349 117 93 51 42 520 264 256 42 40 2 6,424 3,776 2,648 65,063 20,614 44,449 138 135 3 636 502 134 440 431 9 3,105 2,598 507 12,845 4,94; 7,900 138 135 3 636 502 134 440 431 9 3,105 2,598 507 12,845 4,945 7,900 146 145 285 169 116 24 24 3,997 2,514 1,483 43,937 [4,140 29,797 118 2] 22 483 294 189 IS 15 4,678 :,804 1,874 51,735 15,482 36,253 119 '3 22 973 657 316 46 40 6 9,584 .5 306 4,278 103,564 34,520 69,044 120 5 5 754 474 280 15 15 8,599 4,,42 3,857 98,701 32,654 66,047 18 17 219 183 36 31 25 6 985 564 421 4,863 1,866 2,997 19 18 541 350 191 34 28 6 5,031 2,602 2,429 45,901 15,346 30.555 121 1 1 322 167 155 3 4,046 ?,038 2,008 41,038 13,480 17,558 18 17 'j 219 183 36 31 2~ '(, 985 564 421 4,863 1,866 2,997 18 17 1 219 183 36 31 25 6 985 564 421 4,863 1,866 2,997 4 4 278 176 102 2,649 1,550 1,099 33,133 10,826 22,307 122 154 131 23 12 12 1,904 1,154 750 24,530 8,343 16,182 123 lu3 98 5 2,281 RB2 1,399 197 187 10 13,139 5,5'4 1... 7,245 43,7JO 83,5'5 124 30 29 1 1,881 667 1,214 132 127 5 12,004 5,211 123,31.5 42,2]7 11 ,096 -3 fi9 4 400 215 185 65 60 5 1,IS5 363 3,930 1.503 1,427 '3 6 4 498 247 251 67 62 2,180 1,336 844 10,972 3,976 6,9% 125 98 32 66 2 1 1,045 564 481 7,042 2,473 4,569 7j 69 4 400 215 185 65 60 ·s 1,135 772 363 3,930 1,503 2,427 73 69 4 400 215 185 65 60 5 1,135 772 363 3,930 1,503 1,427 [221 Ceo.- -42J 166 PRIMARY Occupied residential houses ""'__-A- __, Total number of persons enumeraled S1. State/District/Subdivision/Talukl Area in Number of Number of (including inmates of institutions No, Police Station/Town Sq, miles houses households and houseless persons) Scheduled Castes -'---- -_, P M F P M 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 126 Tarbha PS R 166'00 10,902 12,730 59,141 29,606 29,535 11,923 5,889 6,034- 127 Binka PS R 128'00 7,192 9,424 38,736 19,430 19,306 5,666 2,819 2,847 128 Dungripali PS R 152'00 12,521 14,098 64,360 31,996 32,364 9,355 4,663 4,692 129 Birmaharajpur PS R 254'00 13,967 16,880 71,077 35,369 35,708 13,552 6,669 6,883 130 Sindhol PS R 92'00 3,532 4,477 17,956· 8,892 9,064 3,217 1,609 1,608 131 Titlagarh Subdivision T 935'00 53,825 58,869 300,979 150,727 150,252 60,447 30,376 30,071 R 928'00 51.U21 54,796 284,683 142,207 142,476 59,006 29,633 29,373 U 7'00 2,804 4,073 16,296 8,520 7,776 1,441 743 698 132 Titlagarh PS T 168'00 14,562 14,831 76,580 38,574 38,006 16,018 8,021 7,997 R 164'00 13,U5 13,267 69,147 34,659 34,488 15,571 7,782 7,789 1.: 4'00 1,447 1,564 7,433 3,915 3,518 447 239 20B Tillagarb (NAC) li 4'00 1,447 1,564 7,433 3,915 3,518 447 239 208 133 Saint.l. PS R 347'00 12,889 14,359 71,199' 35,696 35,503 12,243 6,184- 6,059 134 Kanlabanji PS T 212'40 12,581 14,517 74,649 37,368 37,281 15,782 7,894 7,888 R 209'40 11,224 12,008 65,786 32,763 33,023 14,788 7,390 7,398 U 3'00 1,357 2,509 8,863 4,605 4,258 994 504 490 Kantabanji (NAC) U 3'00 1,357 2,509 8,863 ' 4,605 4,258 994- 504 490 135 Turekela PS R 93-60 4,714 5,195 26,370 13,242 13,128 4,786 2,445 2,341 136 Sindhekela PS R 114'00 9,079 9,967 52,181 25,847 26,334 11,618 5,832 5,786 137 :Bnudh-Kbondm.l. District T 4,282'00 110,255 119,559 514,427 255,685 258,742 99,399 49,455 49,944 R 4,279'00 109,004 118,172 508,339 252,562 255,777 9~,466 49,012 49,454 U 3'00 1,251 1,387 6,088 3,123 2,965 933 443 490 138 Khondmals Subdivision R 779'00 21,522 22,146 96,133 47,682 48,451 22,470 11,323 11.147 139 Phu1bani PS R 20Ne 6,354 6,155 29,486' 14,929 14,557 6,931 3,476 3,455 140 Phiringi a PS ,. R 478'50 9,664 9,799 42,662 20,993 21,669 7,592 3,845 3,747 141 Khajuripada PS R 97'50 5,504 5,592 23,985 11,760 12,225 7,947 4,002 3,945 142 BaudlJ Subdivision T 1,330'00 33,872 42,224 190,436 95,696 94,740 36,494 18,204 18,290 R 1,327'00 32,621 40,837 184,348 92,573 91,775 35,561 17,761 17,~OU U 3'00 1,251 1,387 6,088 3,123 2,965 933 443 490 Baudh PS T 38400 13,307 16,241 74,284 37,564 36,720 13,706 6,727 6,979 R 381'00 12,0';6 14,854 68,196 34,441 33,755 12,773 6,284 6,489 U 3'00 1,251 1,387 6,088 3,123 2,965 933 443 490 Baudh (NAC) U 3'00 1,251 1,387 6,0;8 3,123 2,965 933 443 490 144 Ghanlapad. PS R 252'00 5,696 7,708 34,512' 17,149 17,363 5,684 2,840 2,844 145 Manamunda PS R 305'00 8,320 11,220 50,312 25,207 25,105 8,359 4,195 4,164 146 Harbhanga PS R 389'00 6,549 7,055 31,328 15,776 15,552 8,745 4,442 4,303 147 Baliguda Subdivision R 2,173'00 54,861 55,189 227,858 112,307 115,551 40,435 19,92.' 20,507 148 Baliguda Taluk R 1,67N1 30,21Q 30,27'3 124,100 61,459 62,641 20,040 9,817 10,223 149 Baliguda po R 550'00 13 ,829 13,861 58,977 29,316 29,661 9,073 4,445 4,628 150 Bel.har PS R 288'00 2,619 2,620 10.933 5,4 31 5,502 2,J18 1,158 1,160 151 Koigarh PS R 362'00 5,051 5,060 19,157 9,620 9,537 3,683 1,825 1,858 152 Danngibadi PS R 473'00 8,720 8,732 35,033 17,09] 17,941 4,966 2,389 2,577 153 G, Udayagiri Taluk R 500'uO 24,642 24,916 103,758 50,84f 52,910 20,395 10,11 10,2~4 154 0, Udayagiri PS R 350'00 16.741 16,949 70,690 34,671 36,019 14,189 7,l149 "A( 155. Raikia PS R 150'00 7,901 7,967 33,068 16.17" 16 R91 6,20( 3,O~2 3,T44 156 (7anjam Distrid T 4,725'00 380,178 406,513 1,872,530 899,329 973,201 308,298 147,949 160,349 R 4,70l'60 348,212 374,002 1,716,686 819,464 897,222 284,829 135,967 14f 362 U 23'40 31,966 32,511 155,844 79,865 75,979 2t469 11,~)2 1 4>7 157 Chatrapur Subdivision T 817'00 112,677 118,6>'9 551,56U 261,862 289,698 97,401 47,05' 5u,345 R 824'50 108,429 114,341 532,332 252,100 280,232 94,54' 45,5j5 48" q U 2'50 4,248 4,358 19,228 9,762 9,466 2,855 1,5nJ 1,3'4 158 Chatrapur Taluk T 296'00 53,351 55,035 249,7<3 120,535 129,248 48,314 23,S77 2" '7 R 293'60 49,876 51,458 233,920 112,461 121,439 46,153 22,375 23,170 U 2'40 3,475 3,577 15,863 8,054 7,809, 2,231 1,202 1,029 159 Chatrapur PS T 151'00 20,042 20,329 89,614 43,501 46,113 19,458 9,586 9,072 R 149'30 18,234 18,504 81,779 39,414 42,365 18,641 9,100 9,541 U _1'70 1,808 1,825 7,835 4,087 3,748 817 486 331 Chalr.pur (NACl U 1'70 1,808 1,825 7,835· 4,087 3,748 817 4f 331 167 CENSUS ABSTRACT ------_._------Workers I Scheduled Tribes Literate and educated persons Total Workers As Cultivator Sl. I-IX No, --...... ,__.._-- r- p M F p M F p M F p M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 5,294 2,666 2,628 9,392 8,159 1,233 28,292 19,644 8,648 13,932 10,697 3,235 126 4,705 2,370 2,335 6,877 6,017 860 18,310 13,226 5,084 10,368 8,067 2,301 127 9,071 4,586 4,485 5,748 5,211 537 37,524 22,074 15,450 26,011 15,677 10,334 128 2,896 1,419 1,477 12,029 10,887 1;142 41,522 24,614 16,908 25,885 15,906 9,979 129 2,154 1,070 1,084 2,754 2,461 293 9,349 5,991 3,358 4,877 3,532 1,345 130 72,084 35,462 36,622 33,171 28,723 4,448 151,524 96,133 55,391 102,7.51 65,13S 37,613. 131 71,393 3.5,137 36,256 26,167 23,829 2,338 146,629 91,80, 54,822 102,541 64,938 37,603 691 325 366 7,004 4,894 2,1/0 4,b95 4,326 569 210 200 10 15,698 7,685 8,013 10,712 8,~76 1,736 40,817 24,946 15,871 26,715 16,123 10,592 132 15,508 7,586 7,922 7,215 6,576 639 38,561 22,964 15,597 26,585 16,001 10,584 190 99 91 3,497 2,400 1,097 2,256 1,982 274 130 122 8 190 99 91 3,497 2,400 1,097 2,256 1,98~ 274 130 122 8 18,701 9,240 9,461 8,702 7,760 942 33,905 22,92R 10,977 24,678 16,759 7,919 133 17,359 8,501 8,858 8,555 7,143 1,412 34,861 22,662 12,199 22,240 14,291 7,949 134 16,858 8,275 8,583 5,048 4,649 399 32,222 20,318 11,904 22,160 14,213 7,947 501 226 275 3,507 2,494 ',013 2,639 2,344 295 80 78 2 501 226 275 3,507 2,494 1,013 2,639 2,344 295 80 78 l 10,195 5,126 5,069 1,380 1,2Q2 88 10,432 7,851 2,581 6,302 4,962 1,340 135 10,131 4,910 5,221 3,827 3,552 270 31,509 17,746 13,763 22,816' 13,003 9,813 136 214,067 104,297 109,770 91,015 79,990 11,025 290,1>1 165,029 125,122 186,246 106,481 79,765 117 214,053 104,287 109,766 88,449 78,150 10,299 287,690 163,373 124.317 186,063 106,365 79,698 14 10 4 2,566 1,"840 726 2,461 1,656 80S 183 116 67 .5.5,685 26,9.57 28,728 16,574 15,169 1,405 59,066 30,68.5 28,381 42,704 21,305 21,399 138 15,656 7,708 7,948 6,599 5,784 81,5 16,643 9,142 7,501 11,158 5,619 5,539 139 27,743 13,344 14,399 4,425 4,210 215 27,940 14,147 13,793 21,036 10,469 10,567 140 12,286 5,905 6,3~1 5,550 5,175 375 14,483 7,396 7,087 10,510 5,217 5,293 141 27,05.5 13,292 13,763 41.363 35,918 5,445 103,121 64,334 38,787 63,709 40,982 22,727 142 27,041 13,282 13,759 38,797 34,078 4,719 100,660 62,678 37,982 63,526 40,866 22,660 14 10 4 2,566 1,840 726 2,461 1,656 805 183 Il6 67 5,198 2,603 2,595 19,713 16,762 2,951 38,473 24,9;, 13,514 20,853 14,625 6,228 143 5,184 2,593 2,591 17,147 14,922 2,225 36,012 23,303 12,709 20,670 14,509 6,161 14 10 4 1,566 1,840 726 2,461 1,656 805 183 116 _67 14 10 4 2,566 1,840 '26 2,461 1,656 805 183 116' (iT 9,039 4,485 4,604 5,665 5,109 556 18,217 11,62" 6,594 12,724 8,137 4,587 144 5.797 2,806 2,991 9,461 8,263 1.198 29,152 17,265 J 1,887 18,482 11,087 7,395 145 6,971 3,398 3,573 6524 5,784 740 17,279 10,487 6,792 11,650 7,113 4,517 146 131,327 64,048 67,279 33,078 28,903 4,175 127,964 71 'll 57,951 79,833 44,194 35,639 141 73,827 36,251 37,576 12,426 I,U57 1,369 71,626 39,07' 32,547 49,399 26,OS9 23,310 148 32,592 15,979 16,613 7,141 6,443 698 35,IlJ IS,50l 16,607 23,617 12,132 11,485 149 7,550 3,717 3,833 540 502 38 5,548 3,354 2,194 4,427 2,:J1 1,823 150 11,594 5,750 5,844' 1,095 977 118 10,295 6,212 4,083 7,068 4,128 2,940 15! 22,091 10,805 11,286 3,650 3,135 515 20,668 11,')5 9,663 14,287 7,225 7,062 152 57,500 27,797 29,703 20,652 17,841i 2,806 51),3.,8 30,,31 ,5407 30,434 18,105 11 32' 153 38,400 18,553 1",847 14,653 12,653 2,000 40,050 21,24 18, OJ 22,229 12,47' 9 ~('5 154- 19,IOU 9,244 9 SS6 5,999 5,193 806 16,28' 9, :s..!. 6,606 8,205 5,6S1 5: . 15' 188,001 92,319 95,682 399,213 3J9,165 80,048 921,549 528", n 393,176 456,105 2RI,o 80 17',225 187,118 91,651 95,467 332,967 273,340 59,627 869,537 488,612 380,89~ 452,904 278,633 174,271 883 M8 215 66,246 45,825 20,421 52,012 39,~31 12,281 3,801 2,847 954 2.950 4 5,> 9 3,039 110,.517 91,2,6 1 J,261 J 5t5 15 7,4, 0 Il1,117 134,060 86,78. 47 ,_ 157 5,818 2,862 2,956 102,768 86,062 16,7,"6 ? ,100 I4f,41' 109,618 132,937 85,9(1) 4 6,977 17 88 83 7.749 5,194 2,555 6,465 4,966 1,499 1,123 il21 3' J 427 205 222 54 4] 44,038 10,104 17,0,'8 I' ,611 46,48 54,457 36,975 17,412 158 287 133 154 4E,009 39,925 8,084 11,567 66,44' 45,122 53,407 36,21 17,11'9 140 72 68 6,d3 4,1'3 2,020 5,531 4,1'0 1,365 1,050 -s- 293 419 199 220 lQ,031 15,567 3,464 41,179 26,043 17,136 20,:Q6 13,126 6,970 151 279 127 152 15,148 12,979 2,169 40,547 23,913 16,614 19,730 12,~35 140 72 68 3,8~3 2,588 1,295 2,632 2,130 502 366 191 6';i~ 140 72 68 3,8S3 2,588 1,295 2,632 2,130 502 366 191 17, 168 PRIMARY ------Workers II III IV V In Mining, Quarrying? Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, SI, State/OistriclfSubdiv(sioll/Taluk! As Agricultural Hunting and Plantations, In Manufacturing other No, Police Station/Town labourer Orchards and Allied activities At Household Industry than Household Industry (-___J....._ _ __, .-__--A--, r __-"-8 ---, ~-, P M F P M F P M F P M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 126 Tarbha PS R 4,883 3,636 1,247 177 142 35 4,467 2,538 1,929 10 10 127 Binka PS R 3,568 2,962 606 238 171 67 2,364 1,066 1,298 6 2 '4 128 OungCipali PS R 5,817 3,341 2,476 77 51 26 2,980 1,359 1,621 20 18 2 129 B\rmanarail'ur PS R 8,2?l 4,982 3,289 395 30S 90 4,141 2,121 2,020 5 5 130 Sindhol PS R 2,426 1,326 1,100 97 82 IS 1,080 540 540 131 Titlagarlt Subdivision. • ~ 21,102 11,838 8,264 247 207 40 6,709 3,869 2,840 344 315 20 21,005 12,760 8,245 163 128 35 6,457 3,671 2,786 9 4 5 U 97 78 19 84 79 .5 252 198 54 335 3][ 24 132 TiUagarh PS T 7,785 3,941 3,844 60 56 4 1,055 696 359 198 179 19 R 7,745 3,920 3,825 3L 27 4 914 584 330 3 3 U 40 21 19 29 29 141 112 29 195 176 19 Titlagarh (NAC) U 40 21 19 29 29 141 112 29 195 176 19 133 Saintala PS R 3,727 2,889 838 38 27 11 1,544 832 712 6 I 5 134 Kantabanji PS T 2,139 1,679 460 74 63 11 2,115 1,202 913 140 I3S 5 R 2,082 1,622 460 19 13 6 2,004 1,116 888 U 57 57 55 50 5 III 86 25 140 tis 5 Kantabanji (NAC) , , U 57 57 55 50 5 111 86 25 140 135 5 135 Turekola PS R 1,362 1,181 181 49 35 14 543 307 236 136 Sindhekela PS R 6,089 3,148 2,941 26 26 1,452 832 620 137 Baudh,Khondmals Distr;ct T 3g,749 21,519 17,230 3,662 2,694 968 16,656 8.674 7,982 345 212. 133 R 38,727 21,502 17,225 3,554 2,597 957 15,975 8,286 7,689 210 131 79 U 22 17 5 108 97 11 681 388 293 135 81 54 138 Kltol1dmals Subdivis;on R 6,826 3,185 3,541 930 610 320 2,967 1,684 l,l83 68 40 28 139 Phulbani PS R 1.298 633 665 260 180 80 604 357 247 48 30 18 140 Phiringia PS R 4,102 1,954 2,148 347 238 109 1,610 913 697 141 Khajuripoda PS R 1,426 698 728 323 192 131 753 414 339 20 10 10 141 Baudlt Subdi~'ision T 15,014 10,910 4,104 1,483 1,146 337 7,956 3,716 4,240 158 100 58 R 14,992 10,893 4,099 1,375 1,049 326 7,275 3.328 3.947 23 19 4 U 22 17 5 108 97 11 681 388 293 135 81 54 143 Baudh PS T 5,281 4,094 1,187 974 754 220 3,834 1,717 2,117 141 87 54 R 5,259 4,077 1,182' 866 657 209 3,153 1,329 I,S24 6 6 U 22 17 5 108 97 11 681 388 293 13S 81 54 Baudh (NAG) U 22 17 5 108 97 11 681 388 293 135 81 54 144 Ghanlapada PS R 2,712 2,016 756 45 38 7 899 440 459 145 Man.mund. PS R 4,284 3,110 1,174 202 137 65 2641 1,229 1,412 146 Harbhanga PS R 2,677 1,690 937 262 217 45 '582 330 252 J7 '4 147 Baliguda Subdivisio" R 16,909 7,324 9,585 1,249 938 31I 5,733 3,274 2,459 119 47 148 S, liguda Taluk R 6,458 3,296 3,162 815 610 205 2,183 1,366 817 50 33 17 149 Baliguda PS R 3,250 1,501 1,749 497 361 136 1248 761 487 14 10 4 ISO Bclghar PS R iA9 349 300 48 46 2 136 116 21 lSI Kotgarh PS R 1,769 993 776 99 86 13 117 83 34 34 21 13 152 Daringlbadi PS R 790 453 337 171 117 54 682 407 275 2 2 1)3 G, Udayugir; Ta,uk R 10,451 4,028 6,423 434 328 106 3,550 1,908 1,642 69 39 30 154 G, Ud.yagiri PS R 7,640 3,003 4,637 323 247 76 2,462 1,310 1,152 68 38 30 155 Raikia PS R 2,811 1,025 1,786 III 81 30 1,088 598 490 1 I 1:;6 Ganiam District T 170,052 69,751 100,301 25,368 18,800 6,568 60,240 36,942 32,298 9,115 6,016 3,099 R 168,579 69,077 99,502 23,645 17,397 6,248 62,279 33,022 29,257 5,241 2,613 2,628 U 1,473 674 799 1,723 1,403 320 6,961 3,920 3,041 3,874 3,403 471 107 Ch,ltrmJUr Subdivision T 52,3IJ 19,153 33,158 8,666 6,980 1,68c 19,278 10,480 8,,98 /,901 898 1,003 R 51,877 18,968 31,9(19 8,44! 6,807 1,634 1," 531 9,980 8,551 1,677 693 984 L 434 185 249 225 173 51 747 500 247 224 205 19 15. C ,trapur Taluk T 21,381 8,453 12,928 5,516 4,742 774 9,741 5.1&6 4,555 1,149 562 587 R 20,952 8,273 12,679 5,371 4,622 749 9,049 4,716 4,333 963 387 576 t:: 429 180 24,) 145 120 25 {,92 411l 222 186 "5 11 159 Chatrapur PS T CENSUS ABSTRACT Worke~S-l'oncld. VI VII VIII IX X In Trade and In Transport, Storage SI. In Construction Commerce and Communications In Other Services Non·workers No, r----'--- r---_...A.._ -~ ,___..__, ,--._--"- _" r----_..A-_---, p M F p F p M F p M F p M F 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 ------:;--._--_._------46 47 48 49 50 10 9 780 231 549 10 10 4,023 2,371 1,652 30,849 9,962 20,887 126 12 12 240 95 145 16 16 1,498 835 663 20,426 6,204 14,222 127 .8 340 lSI 189 103 98 2,176 1,379 797 26,836 9,922 16,914 "128 ·s 384 133 ~SI I I 2,432 1,158 1,274 29,555 10,755 18,800 129 39 25 14 830 486 344 8,607 2,901 5,706 130 126 125 1;547 1,256 291 1,145 1,115 30 17,553 11,270 6,283 149,455 54,594 94,061 131 56 56 603 394 209 143 141 2 15,652 9,715 5,937 138,054 50,400 87,654 70 69 944 862 82 1,002 974 28 1,901 1,555 346 11,401 4,194 7,207 52 52 560 465 95 381 375 6 4,Oll 3,059 952 35,763 13,628 22,135 132 29 29 78 4.1 37 107 105 2 3,069 2,254 815 30,586 11,695 18,891 23 23 482 424 58 274 270 4 942 805 137 5,177 1,933 3,244 23 23 482 424 58 274 270 4 942 805 137 5,177 1,933 3,244 11 11 133 Sl 52 8 8 3,760 2,320 1,440 37,294 12,768 24,526 133 63 62 628 554 74 736 712 24 6,726 3,964 2,762 39,788 14,706 25,082 134 16 16 166 116 50 8 8 5,767 2,553 33,564 12,445 21.119 47 46 462 438 24 728 704 :24 959 3,~~~ 209 6,224 2,261 3,963 47 46 462 438 24 728 704 24 959 750 209 6,224 2,261 3,963 33 22 11 13 13 2,130 1,331 799 15,938 5,391 10,547 135 193 134 59 7 7 926 596 330 20,672 8,101 12,571 136 402 369 33 4,138 3,105 1,033 257 255 2 39,696 21,720 17,976 114,276 90,656 133,620 137 343 312 31 3,841 2,914 927 196 195 1 38,781 21,071 17,710 220,649 89,189 131,460 59 57 2 297 191 106 61 60 1 915 649 266 3,627 1,467 2,160 114 110 4 395 327 68 85 84 4,977 3,240 1,737 37,067 16,997 20,070 138 88 84 4 212 169 43 83 82 2,892 1.988 904 12,843 5,787 7,056 139 10 to 121 106 15 714 457 257 14,722 6,846 7,876 140 16 16 62 52 10 2 2 1,371 795 576 9,502 4,364 5,138 141 92 90 2 892 469 423 84 83 13,733 6,838 6,895 87,315 31,361 55,953 142 33 33 595 278 317 23 23 12.818 6,189 6,629 83,688 29,.95 53,793 59 57 '2 297 191 106 61 60 915 649 266 3,627 1,467 2,160 78 76 2 534 239 245 69 68 6,709 3,249 3,460 35,811 12,605 23,206 143 19 19 237 98 139 8 8 5,794 2,600 3,194 32,184 11,138 21,046 59 57 2 297 191 J06 61\ 60 915 649 266 3,627 1467 2,160 59 57 2 297 191 106 61 60 915 649 266 3,627 1,467 2,160 78 36 42 2 2 1.697 954 743 16,295 5,526 10,769 144 '5 . 5 114 54 60 9 9 3,415 1,634 1,781 21,160 7,942 13,218 145 9 9 166 90 76 4 4 1,912 1,001 911 14,049 5,289 8,760 146 196 169 27 2,85} 2,309 542 88 88 11,642 9.344 99,894 42,297 57,597 147 150 124 26 1,436 1.171 265 44 44 11,091 6,346 4,745 52.474 22,38 0 30,094 148 98 81 17 613 460 153 20 20 5,758 3,182 2,576 23,862 10,808 13,054 149 190 166 24 98 ' 74 24 5,385 2,077 3,308 ISO 27 is '9 221 204 17 &. ·s 952 671 281 8,862 3,408 5,454 1~1 25 25 412 341 71 6 16 4.283 2,419 1,864 14,365 6,087 8,278 152 46 45 1,415 1,138 277 44 44 9,895 5,296 -4,599 47,420 19,917 27,503 153 42 41 957 773 184 38 38 6.291' 3.375 2,916 30,640 13,422 17,218 154 4 4 458 365 93 6 6 3,604 1,921 1,683 16,780 6,495 10.285 155 2,367 2,312 55 27,533 19,656 7,877 4,768 4,667 101 156,401 88,749 67,652 950,981 370,956 580,025 156 1,317 1,277 40 19,481 13,032 6,449 1,732 1,729 3 134,359 71,862 62,497 847,149 330,822 516,32.7 1,OSO 1,035 15 8,052 6,624 1,428 3,036 2,938 98 22,042 16,887 5,155 103,832 40,134 63,698 j 354 328 26 7,J8S 4,584 2,604 644 642 2 38,163 21,602 16,561 288,995 110,414 173,581 157 320 294 26 6,678 4,135 2,543 470 470 35,169 19,175 15,994 276,231 105,618 170,614 34 34 510 449 61 174 172 2,994 2,427 567 12,763 4,796 7,967 238 222 16 4,028 2,481 1,547 554 552 2 20,0:;4 11,438 8,596 132,685 49,924 82,761 ISS 211 195 16 3,608 2,109 1,499 400 400 17,606 9,525 8,081 122,353 46,036 76,317 27 27 420 372 48 154 152 2 2,423 1,913 515 10,332 3,888 6,444 125 110 15 1,814 946 368 404 402 2 6,952 4,402 2,550 46,435 17,458 28,977 159 112 97 IS I,S5G 720 836 267 267 5,424 3,120 2,304 41,232 15,501 25,731 13 13 258 226 32 137 135 '2 1,528 1,282 246 5,203 1,957 3,246 IJ 13 258 226 32 137 135 2 1,528 1,282 246 5,203 1,957 3,246 170 PRIMARY ------ Occupied residential Total number of persons "numerated Scheduled Castes Area in houses (including inmates of institutions and Sq. miles housele.s persons) SI. State/DistrictISubdivision/Taluk/ ,___.__, No. Police Station/Town Number of Number of ,~ r-----'-,____,_., houses households P M F P M F 2 4 6 7 9 10 11 160 'Rambha PS (Portion) R 31'00 6,388 6,574 31,272 15,187 16,085 7,127 3,625 3,502 161 Purushottampur PS (Portion) R 32'00 12,358 13,475 63,188- 29,994 33,194 10,899 5,256 5,643 162 Hinjili PS (Portion) T 82'00 14,563 14,657 65,709- 31,853 33,856 10,900 5,110 5,790 R 81'30 12,896 12,905 57,681 27,886 29,795 9,486 4,394 5,092 U 0'70 1,667 1,752 8,028 3,967 4,061 1,414 716 698 Hinjili U 0'70 1,667 1,752 8,028 3,967 4,061 1,414 716 698 163 Kodala Taluk T 531'00 59,326 63,664 301,777 141,327 160,450 49,017 23,479 25,538 R 530'90 58,553 62,883 298,412 139,619 158,793 48,393 23,180 25,213 U 0'10 773 781 3,365 1,708 1,657 624 299 325 164 'R.mbha PS (portion) T 164'00 10.971 11,801 57,295- 27,617 29,678 11,873 5,836 6,037 R 163'90 10,198 11,020 53,930 25,909 28,021 11,249 5,537 5,712 U 0'10 773 781 3,365 1,708 1,657 624 299 325 Khallikote U 0'10 773 781 3,365 1,708 1,657 624 299 325 165 Kodala PS R 260'00 24,299 26,139 124,780' 58,782 65,998 19,463 9,682 9,781 166 Purushottampur PS (Portion) R 107'00 24,056 25,724 119,702- 54,928 64,774 17,681 7,961 9,720 167 Btrhampur Subdivision T 886'30 98.751 109,757 505,388 245,745 ·259,643 83,724 39,795 43,929 R 876'60 82,858 93,566 424,921 204,054 220,867 75,288 35,577 39,711 U 9'70 15,893 16,191 80,467 41,691 38,776 8,436 '4,218 4,218 168 Berhampur Taluk T 152'00 44,079 51,767 235,026' 115,492 119,534 44,923 21,716 23,207 R 142'30 28,186 35,576 154,559 73,801 80,758 36,487 17,498 18,989 U 9'70 15,893 16,191 80,467 41,691 38,776 8,436 4,218 4,218 Berhampur (M) U 8'60 15,097 15,395 76,931 1 39,890 37,041 8,091 4,046 4,045 '169 Berhampur Taluk PS (Portion) " T 116'40 26,115 33,425 145,382 ' 69,598 75,784 34,213 16,427 17,786 R 115-30 25,319 32,629 141,846 -7,797 74,049 33,868 16,255 17,613 U 1'10 796 796 3,536 ,801 1,735 345 172 173 Gopalpur (NAC) U 1'10 796 796 3,536' 1,801 1,735 345 172 173 170 Ramagiri PS (portion) R 3-00 239 243 517 492 135 64 71 171 Hinjili PS (Portion) R 6'00 691 694 ~:?gr 1,413 1,695 842 364 478 172 'Nuagam PS (portion) R 18'00 1,937 2,010 8,596 4,074 4,522 1,642 815 827 173 Digapahandy Taluk R 412'00 33,095 35,085 170,780 83,205 87,575 23,582 11,124 12,158 174 Nu.gam PS (Portion) R 213'00 13,714 14,544 69,078 33,969 35,109 10,707 4,920 5,787 175 Hinjili PS (portion) R 14'00 1,662 1,716 8,932 4,341 4,591 1,419 706 713 Pattapur PS (Portion) ,. R 175-00 15,606 16,617 82,033 39,843 42,190 10,156 4,895 5,261 ~~ Berhampur Taluk PS (portion) ., R 10'00 2,113 2,208 10,737 5,052 5,685 1,300, 603 697 0178 Chikiti Taluk R 322'30 21,577 22,905 99,582 47,048 52,534 15,219 6,955 8,264 179 Nuagam PS (Portion) - R 4S-00 6,833 7,136 31,015' 14,712 16,303 4,781 2,206 2,575 ~80 Jarad. PS ,. R 270'70 14,281 15,234 66,190- 31,143 35,047 9,624 4,333 5,291 iJ81 Berh.mpur Taluk PS (port;on).. R 3.60 463 535 2,377 1,193 1,184 814 416 398 182 Ghumusur Subdivision T 1,558'10 104,307 110,737 527,772 249,738 278,034 93,683 44,398 49,285 R 1,548-30 97,272 103,598 494,331 232,803 261,528 87,268 41,323 45,945 U 9'80 7,035 7,139 33,441 16,935 16,506 6,415 3,075 3,340 183 Ghumusur Tamk T 821'00 52,991 56,230 255,783' 120,948 134,835 50,098 23,926 26,172 R 815'10 49,451 52,656 240,069 112,908 127,161 47,331 22,623 24,708 U 5'90 ~,540 3,574 15,714 8,040 7,674 2,767 1,303 1,464 184 Bhanjanagar PS T 261'00 19,315 20,284 92,225' 43,968 48,257 17,987 8,549 9,438 R 255'10 15_775 16,710 76.511 35,928 40,583 15,220 7,246 7,974 U 5'90 3,540 3,574 15,714 8,040 7,674 2,767 1,303 1,464 Bhanjanag.r (NAC) U 4'10 2,295 2,313 9,952 5,231 4,721 2,110 1,000 1,110 Be:Jaguntha U 1'80 1,245 1,261 5,762 2.809 2,953 657 303 354 185 Tarasingi PS R 163'00 9,475 9,915 44,269' 21,697 22,572 11,477 5,602 5,875 186 Gang. pur PS (Portion) R 73'00 7,494 7,671 33,934 14,656 19,278 4,023 1,734 2,289 187 Bugud. PS R 324'00 16,707 18,360 85,355 40,627 44,728 16,611 8,041 8,570 188 Surada Taluk T 370'00 16,110 16,790 86,092 42,168 43,924 16,373 78~ 8,515 R 368-10 14,446 15,073 77,389 39,717 14,285 6,822 7,463 U 1'90 1;664 1,717 8,703 3~,~~~ 4,207 2,088 1,036 1,052 189 Surada PS T 170'00 7,570 8,020 40,7S8 20,079 20,689 8,689 4,100 4,589 R 168-10 5,906 6,303 32,065 15,583 16,482 6,601 3,064 3,537 U 1'90 1,664 1,717 8,703 4,496 4,207 2,088 1,036 1,052 Sur.do (NAC) U 1'90 1,664 1,717 8,703 4,496 4,207 2,088 1,036 1,052 190' Bodo&odo PS (Portion) R 150'90 7,223 7,250 38,591 18,893 19,698 6,978 3,417 3,561 191 Mohan. PS (portion) R 42'10 877 986 4,338 2,108 2,230 329 160 169 192 Gangapur PS (portion) R 7'00 440 534 2,395 1,088 1,307 377 181 196 193 Aska Talnk T 367'10 35,206 37,717 185,897 86,622 99,275 27,212 12,614 14,598 R 365-10 33,375 35,869 176,873 82,223 94,650 25,652 11,878 13,774 U 2'00 1,831 1,848 9,024 4,399 4,625 1,560 736 824 171 -CENSUS ABSTRACT ----.------Workers Total Workers I Scheduled Tribes Literate and educated perso~s I-IX As Cultivator SI. No. r-____A ____~, ~ ______-A. ______~ r-----...... --__...., r-__ ... A ___ ~ P M F P M 'F P M F P M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 6,84~ 6,035 814 14,464 9,118 5,346 9,748 6,271 3,477 160 12,854 10,433 2,421 30,359 17,450 12,909 14,091 9,171 4,920 161 '2 15,408 12,003 3,405 29,096 18,000 1l,096 lo,s2~ 8,407 2,IlS .162 2 13,IS8 10,478 2,680 26,197 15,964 10,233 9,8:fS 7,841 1,997 2,250 1,525 725 2,899 2,036 863 684 566 118 2,250 1,525 725 2,899 2,036 863 684 566 118 5,562 2,745 2,817 56,375 47,218 9,157 145,467 80,837 64,630 49,806 29,797 163 5,531 2,729 2,802 54,759 46,137 8,622 144,533 80,037 64,496 ~~!~g 49,742 29,788 31 16 15 1,616 1,081 535 934 800 134 73. 64 9 2,711 1,319 -1,392 12,023 9,974 2,049 25,903 15,916 9,987 15,636 iO,206 5,430 164 2,680 1,303 1,377 10,407 8,893 1,514 24,969 15,116 9,853 15,563 10,142 5,421 31 16 15 1,616 1,081 535 934 800 134 73 64 9 31 16 15 1,616 1,081 535 934 800 134 73 64 9 1,314 1,301 22001 18,542 3,4$'9 60,942 34,006 26,936 33,336 20,902 12,434 165 2,m 112 124 22:351 18,702 3,649 58,622 30,915 27,707 30,631 18,698 11.933 166 18,850 9,3J9 9,491 126,6JO 98,561 28,087 253,808 144,437 109,371 114,991 66,510 48,481 167 .18,648 ~,l71 9.477 91,489 74,276 17,213 227,326 123,412 103,904 114,054 65,789 48,265 202 188 14 35,161 24,287 10,874 16,481 11,015 5,467 937 721 116 4,801 2,387 2,414 67,873 51,296 16,577 107,664 65,386 42,278 34,477 13,077 168 4,599 2,199 2,400 32,712 27,009 5,703 81,[82 44,371 ~6.811 33,540 ~6:~W- 12,861 202 188 14 35,161 ~4,287 10,874 26,482 .21,015 5,467 937 721 216' 200 186 14 34,327 23,682 10,645 25,084 19,986 5,098 921 708 213 81S 420 395 31,644 25,952 5,692 75,290 41,511 33,779 29,789 18,477 11.312 169 813 418 ~95 30,810 25,347 5,463 73,892 40,482 33,410 29773 18,464 11,309 2 2 834 605 229 1.398 1,029 369 16 13 3 2 2 814 605 229 1,398 1,029 369 16 13 3 571 288 283 176 160 16 625 350 175 506 272 234 170 407 3"62 45 1,821 946 875 1,280 679 601 171 3,2is 1,493 1,7ii 1,319 1,140 179 4,844 2,593 2,251 1,981 1,264 711 172 9,583 4,763 4,820 40,080 32,076 8,004 89, [81 50,080 39,1O[ 52,060 30,162 21,898 173 5.774 1,913 2,861 18,008 13,67& 4,330 39,039 21,194 17,845 21,636 11,984 9,652 174 2,078 1,781 297 4,[41 2,522 1,619 2,404 1,571 833 175 3,806 1,847 1,959 17,529 14,605 2,924 40,074 23,435 16,639 23,738 14,558 9,180 17~ 3 3 2.465 2,012 453 5,927 2,929 2,998 4,282 2,049 2,233 177 4,466 2,209 2.257 18,697 15,191 3,506 56,963 28,971 27,992 28,454 14,948 13,506 178 1,099 511 588 5,B40 4.502 1.338 16,940 8.922 8,018 8010 4,465 3,545 179 3296 1,666 1,630 12,332 10,215 2,097 38,711 19,316 19395 19,671 10,057 9.614 180 71 32 39 525 454 71 [,312 733 579 773 426 347 181 .24,211 II ,951 12,270 121,388 97,352 14,036 247,832 143.685 104,147 116,733 74.911 41,812 181 24,100 11,883 12,217 107,921 87,655 20,266 236,251 135,484 100,769 115,56W 74,080 41,487 121 68 53 13,467 9,697 3,770 1l,579 8,201 3,378 1,166 831 335 12,435 6,150 6,285 59,712 47,988 11,724 123,786 70,609 53,177 51,398 33,864 17,534 183 12,388 6,122 6,266 53,302 43,176 10,126 118,108 66,594 51,514 50,847 33,462 17,385 47 28 19 6,410 4,812 1,598 5,678 4,015 1,663 551 402 149 4,554 2,245 2,309 24,810 19,539 5,271 42,860 25,149 17.711 14,511 9,938 4,579 184 4,507 2,217 2,290 18,400 14,727 3,67:1 37,182 21,134 16,048 13,966 9,536 4,430 47 28 19 6,410 4,812 1,59& 5,678 4,015 1,663 551 402 . 149 47 28 19 4,297 3,268 1,029 3,340 2,563 777 183 164 ' 19 2,113 1,544 569 2,338 1,452 886 368 238, 130 6,154 3,060 3,094 9,348 7,611 1,737 22,483 13,219 9,264 9,523 6,783 2,740 185 150 69 81 6,404 5,593 811 16,385 7,746 8,639 8,095 4,279 3,816 186 1,577 776 801 19,150 15,245 3,905 42,058 24,495 17,563 19,263 12,864 6,399 187 10,054 4,940 5,114 14,232 11,429 2,803 41,4t8 25,018 16,430 23,104 14,669 8,435 188 10,009 4,916 5,093 11,113 9,181 1,932 38,665 23,022 15,643 14,485 8,392 45 24 21 3,119 2,248 871 2,803 2,016 787 ~'~i 184 43 3,209 1,532 1,677 7,945 6,260 1,685 19,034 11,692 7,342 9,477 6052 3425 189 3164 1508 1,656 4.826 4,012 814 16,231 9,676 6,555 9.250 5,868 3,382 . 45 24 21 3,119 2,248 871 2,803 2,016 787 227 184 43 45 24 21 3.119 2,248 871 2,803 2,016 ' 787 227 184. 43 4,444 2,246 2,198 5,584 4,549 1,035 IS,889 11,362 7,527 11,044 7.205 3,839 190 2,338 1,135 1,203 339 311 28 2,20fi 1.311 895 1,768 990 778 191 63 27 36 .,64 309 55 1,339 673 666 815 422 393 192 1,732 ~~. 871 47,444 37,935 9,509 82,578 48,038 34,540 42,231 26,378 15,853 193 1,7~~ 858 43,506 35,298 R,20S 79,480 45,868 33,612 41,843 26,133 15,710 16 13 3,938 2,637 1,301 3,O~8 2,170 928 388 245 143 172 PRIMARY ------_------Workers II III IV v In Mining, Quarrying, As Agricultural Livestock, Forestry. Fishing, At Household Induslry In Manufacturing other SI. State/District/Subdivision/Taluk/ labourer Hunting and Plantations, thad Household Industry No. Police Station/Town Orchards and Allied activities ,__._A.._ __--. P M F 2 24 2S '26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 ------ 160 Rambha PS (Portion) R 1,972 948 1,024 67~ '612 66 510 334 176 14 5 9 161 Purushottampur PS (portion) R 5,530 2,063 3,467 787 748 39 3,120 1,446 1,614 160 59 101 162 Hinjilj PS (Portion) T 6,646 2,929 3,717 789 681 108 3,539 1,930 1,609 254 131 123 R 6,225 2,756 3,469 656 572 84 3,034 1,603 1,431 191 78 113 U 421 173 248 133 109 24 505 327 178 63 53 lO Hinjili .. U 421 173 248 133 109 24 505 327 178 63 53 10 163 Koda1. Taluk T 3(),930 1(),700 2(),230 3,150 2,238 912 9,537 5,294 4,243 752 336 416 R 30,925 10,695 20,230 3,070 2,185 885 9,482 5,264 4,218 714 306 408 U 5 5 80 53 27 55 30 25 38 30 8 164 Rambha PS (Portion) T 3,617 1,325 2,292 1,213 890 323 1,675 835 840 222 126 96 R 3,612 1,320 2,292 1,133 837 296 1.620 80S 815 184 96 88 U 5 5 80 53 27 55 30 25 38 30 8 Khallikote " U 5 5 80 53 27 55 30 25 38 30 8 165 Kodala PS R 13,186 4,974 S,211 1,<170 725 345 4,129 1,16 167 B~rlTampur Subdivisiofl T 46,856 19,875 26,981 8,810 6,047 1,763 21,930 11 ,228 10,702 4,833 3,600 1,133 R 46,745 19,790 26,955 7,974 5,367 !,607 18,417 9,417 9,0/0 2,016 1,144 872 U 111 85 26' 836 680 156 3,503 1,811 1,692 2,817 2,456 361 168 Berhampur Taluk T 17,693 6,556 11,137 4,780 3,652 1,128 1l,1l9 5,834 5,285 3,958 3,119 839 R 17,582 6,471 11,111 3,944 2,972 972 7,616 4,023 3,593 1,141 663 478 U III 85 26 836 680 156 3,503 1,811 1,692 2,817 2,456 361 Berhampur (M) u 111 85 26 344 262 B2 3,398 1,756 1,642 2,753 2,410 343 169 Derhampur Taluk PS (Portion) , T 16,172 5,834 10,338 4,001 3,174 827 7,602 4,013 3,589 1,136 661 475 R 16,172 5,834 10,338 3,509 2,756 753 7,497 3,958 3,539 1,072 615 457 U 492 418 74 105 55 50 64 46 18 Gopalpur (NAC) U 492 418 74 105 55 50 64 46 18 170 Ramagid PS (Portion) 9 9 II 2 9 171 HinjiJi PS (Portion). ': ~~ 121 64 57 18 18 61 45 16 ji 26 6 172 Nuagam PS (Porlion) R 1,289 573 116 408 189 2ii) 47 18 29 37 22 15 173 Digapahandy Taluk R 16,644 8,001 8,6043 1,958 1,155 803 6,477 3,279 3,198 539 321 218 174 Nu"gam PS (Portion) R 8.290 3,885 4,405 1,462 194 668 2,936' ),300 1,636 432 270 162 175 Hinjili PS (Portion) , . R 750 359 391 62 30 32 l67 171 96 5 5 176 Palt,pur PS (portion) ,. R 6,870 3,432 3,438 320 257 63 3,011 1,687 1,324 63 24 39 177 Borhampur T.luk PS (Portion) , , R 734 325 409 114 74 40 263 121 142 39 27 12 178 Chikili Taluk .. ,R 12,519 5,318 7,201 2,072 1,240 832 4.334 2,115 2,219 336 160 176 179 Nu.gam PS (Portion) R 3,241 1,480 1,761 587 285 302 1,042 476 566 181 68 113 180 Jarada PS , R 9,202 3,811 5,391 1,297 819 478 3,208 1.594 1,614 l5S 92 63 lSI Berhampur Taluk PS (Portioll) " R 76 27 49 188 136 52 84 45 ~9 182 Gfmmusur Subdivision T 51,851 21,296 30,555 5,280 4,020 1,260 22,509 11,491 11,017 1,693 1,015 668 R 51,124 21,031 30,093 4,851 3,641 1,210 20,5IS 10,406 10,109 1,198 660 638 U 727 265 462 429 379 SO 1,994 1,086 908 395 365 30 183 Ghumusur Taluk T 30,993 12,511 18,482 2,386 1,999 387 12,236 5,670 6,566 741 449 292 R 30,736 12,435 18,301 2,229 1,850 379 11,115 5,040 6,075 516 237 279 U 257, 76 181 157 149 8 1,121 630 491 225 212 13 184 Bh.lljan.gar PS T 10,309 3,866 6,443 1,131 8&6 245 4,360 2,149 2,211 464 ,1\ 153 R 10,052 3,790 6,262 974 737 237 3,239 1,519 1,720 239 99 140 U 251 76 181 157 149 8 1,121 '630 491 225 212 13 Bhanjanagar (NAC) U 81 40 41 85 82 3 461 280 18! 187 118 9 Bellaguntha U 176 36 140 72 67 5 660 350 310 38 34 4 185 Tarasingi PS R 5,584 2,548 3,036 254 242 12 2,002 800 1,202 35 19 16 186 Gang"pur PS (portion) R 4,879 1,544 3,335 244 202 42 1,238 S17 661 S6 35 21 187 Buquda PS .. R 10,221 4,553 5,668 757 669 88 4,636 2,144 2,492 186 84 102 ISS Surad. Tn 'uk T 6,451 3,007 3,444 879 710 169 3,002 1,569 1,433 377 201 176 R 6,404 2,980 3,424 687 532 155 2,681 1,457 1,224 255 79 176 U 47 27 20 192 178 14 321 112 209 122 122 189 Suead. ps T 2,498 1,242 (,256 497 410 87 1,523 166 757 198 144 54 R 2,451 t,215, 1,236 305 232 73 1,202 654 548 16 22 54 U 47 27 20 192 178 14 321 112 209 122 122 Suroda (NAC) U 47 27 20 192 178 , 14 321 112 209 122 122 190 Bodogodo PS (Portion) R 3,;43 1,646 2,()97 339 258 81 1,333 744 589 173 54 119 191 Mohan. PS (Portion) R 127 96 31 4 4 20 14 6 , ~ 192 Gangapur PS (Portion) R 83 23 60 39 38 126 45 81 '6 'j 193 Aska Taluk T 14,407 5,778 8,629 2,015 1,311 704 7,271 4,253 3,018 575 375 200 R 13,984 5,616 8,368 1,935 1,259 676 6,719 3,909 2,810 527 344 183 U 423 162 261 80 52 28 552 344 208 48 31 17 173 CENSUS ABSTRACT Workers-concld. --_.,_._- -_ VI VII VIII IX x In Trade and In Transport, Storage In Construction Commerce and Communications Tn Other Services Non .. workers SI. r __.A. __ NQ, r---'- --- r--"'----, -'-_ ----, P M F P M F P M F P M ""F P M F 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 ------~- 16 16 513 230 283 48 48 965 654 311 16,808 6,069 10,739 160 49 49 937 744 193 62 62 5,623 3,108 2.S15 32,829 12,544 20,285 161 48 47 764 561 203 40 4G 6,494 3,274 3,220 36,613 13,853 22,760 162 34 33 602 415 187 23 23 5,594 2,643 2,951 31,484 11,922 19,562 1<1- \4 162 146 16 17 17 9oo 631 269 5,129 1,931 3,198 14 14 162 146 16 17 17 900 631 269 5,129 1,931 3,198 116 106 10 3,160 2,103 1,057 90 90 18,129 10,164 7,965 156,310 60,490 95,820 163 109 99 10 3,070 2,026 .I ,on 70 70 17,563 9,650 7,913 153,879 59,582 94,297 7 7 90 77 20 20 566 514 52 2,431 908 1,523 68 58 10 645 412 233 42 42 2,785 2,022 763 31,392 11,701 19,691 164 61 51 10 555 335 220 22 22 2,219 ),508 711 28,961 10,793 18,168 7 7 90 77 13 20 20 566 514 52 2,431 908 1,523 7 7 90 77 13 20 20 566 514 52 2,431 908 1,523 31 31 1,387 938 449 35 3S 7.464 4,023 3.441 63,838 24,776 39,062 165 17 11 1,128 753 375 13 13 7,880 4,1)9 3,761 61,080 24,013 37,067 166 1,202 15 9,6U6 7,284 2,322 2,884 91 42,5W 25,807 16,783 251,580 101,308 150,272 Ifl7 464 6 5,076 3,28] J,795 723 2 31,839 17,447 14,392 197,595 80,632 1}6,963 738 9 4,530 4,003 527 2,161 89 10,751 8,360 2,391 53,985 20/,76 53309 993 978 15 6,972 5,230 1,742 2,807 2,717 90 24,865 '5900 8,965 127,362 50,106 77,256 168 246 240 G 2,442 1,227 1,215 557 556 1 14,114 7,540 6,'74 73,377 29,430 43,947 747 738 9 4,530 4,003 527 2,250 2161 89 10,751 8,360 2,391 53,985 20,676 33,309 742 733 4,321 3,873 455 2,231 2,147 84 10,256 8,012 2,244 51,847 19,904 31,943 151 245 6 2227 1,143 1,084 572 567 13,540 7,397 6rt43 70,092 20,087 42,005 169 246 240 6 2,025 1,013 1,012 553 553 13,045 7,049 5,996 67.954 27,315 40,639 5 5 202 130 n 19 14 5 495 348 147 2,1311 772 166 5 5 202 DO 72 19 14 5 495 348 141 2,138 772 1 3(,6 96 64 32 384 167 ~17 170 II 8 .1 298 106 192 1.287 467 H20 171 406 206 200 I 675 321 354 3,752 1,481 2,271 In 8\ 8\ 1,469 1,214 235 77 77 9,876 5,770 \06 81,599 33,125 48,474 173 59 59 746 597 149 58 58 3,420 2,247 173 '0,039 12,775 17,264 174 2 2 51 44 7 I 1 599 344 255 4,791 1,819 2,972 175 16 1~ 605 537 68 14 14 5,437 2,910 25'- 41,959 16,40& 25,551 176 4 4 67 56 It 4 4 ,20 269 151 4810 2,123 2,687 177 143 143 1,165 820 345 91 90 7,849 4.137 3712 42,619 18,0 7 24 <42 178 128 128 257 211 46 37 36 3,457 1,173 1,1i84 14,075 790 8,185 179 15 \5 841 6:'9 232 43 43 4,~79 2,276 ,003 27,479 J,.27 l,,652 180 67 67 11 11 113 88 25 1,065 460 605 181 586 _'15 11 6,621 4 7' 1,742 672 669 41,'87 24,818 1 )6y J79,940 106,053 173,/i,l7 182 427 42/ 6 4800 3,524 1,276 353 353 37,318 21,368 ] ,,950 258,078 ",319 16_,7.9 159 154 5 1.821 1,355 4n6 319 316 4,56~ 3,450 1,119 21,862 8,734 13,1)8 265 263 2 3,279 2.451 828 312 311 22,176 1',091 9,085 1:.1,9'" 51),339 81,65~ 183 121.Qlil 46,314 75,647 195 194 1 2,360 1,788 572 160 160 'j 19,950 1,428 8,"2 70. 69 1 919 663 256 152 151 2,226 1 663 563 10,036 4,025 6,011 186 185 1,882 1,395 487 232 211 9,779 6,188 3,591 49,365 18,R19 3<,546 ) ,4 116 116 963 732 231 80 80 7,553 4,525 3.L18 39.329 14,794 ?4.535 70 69 919 663 1-56 152 151 2,226 1,66.1 563 10,036 4,025 6,Oll 6:! 61 ,0 415 l.i" 126 125 1,585 1,218 367 6,6\2 ,,668 3.944 8 8 349 248 101 26 26 6 I 445 196 3,424 1.357 2,067 10 10 336 276 60 19 19 4,120 2522 , 198 ?1,786 ,47& 13,30. I~; 14 14 277 191 86 13 13 1,569 891 678 1-,549 6,910 10,639 1~6 55 54 784 589 195 48 48 6,108 3.490 61& 43,297 16,132 27 165 187 75 69 6 1,164 874 290 111 110 6,305 3,8.Q 7,476 44,624 ',DO '1,494 18~ 28 26 2 6,)9 460 149 53 53 5,071 2.950 2,121 38,724 14,650 74,074 47 43 4 555 414 141 58 57 1,23A 879 355 5,900 2,480 3,420 52 4~ 4 773 585 188 90 89 3,926 2,356 1,5,0 21,734 R,3R7 13,347 189 5,907 9,927 5 5 218 171 47 '2 32 'j 2,692 r,477 \,215 15,834 47 43 4 555 414 141 58 57 1,134 879 '55 5,9oo , 4~O 1,42J 47 43 4 5>5 414 141 58 57 1 1,234 8 '9 3 5 ,900 1'480 ',420 17 11 2 290 219 71 18 18 1.- ? 1,203 779 19,702 7 "31 , 171 70 51 19 2 2 '21 ',. 61 2,132 1 3~: 6 6 31 19 12 1 I 231 116 116 1,056 4t (.41 24( 143 2,178 554 624 249 248 \3,406 7,898 BOH 1~3,319 18, :::84 {, , J~ 204 20r 1,831 1,116 555 140 140 12,297 6,990 5,307 97,313 36,355 (,1,038 42 42 347 278 69 109 108 'j 1,109 908 201 5,926 2,229 ',69" (221 Cen.-44) 174 PRIMARY Total number of persons enumerated Occupied residential (including inmates of institutions house.Iil and houseless persons) Scheduled Ca,tes S1. St. tel DistrictlSu bdivi,ionjTaluk j Area ill r--______'____, ,----'--, No. Police StationlTown Sq. miles Numbefor Number of houses households P lVI P P M F 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II ------ 194 Ask. PS T 204'00 19,607 20,507 100,695 46,838 53,857 15,422 7,069 &,353 R 202'00 17,776 18,659 91,671 42,439 49,232 13,862 6,333 7,529 {j 2-00 1,831 1,848 9,024 4,399 4,625 1,560 736 824 Aska (NAC) U 2'00 1,831 1,848 9,024 4,399 4,625 1,560 736 824 195 Paltapur PS (Portion) R 33-00 5,008 6,171 31,703 15,321 16,382 4,748 2,285 2,463 196 Bodogodo PS (Portion) R 14'10 1,484 1,539 &,328' 4,087 4,241 1,379 659 720 197 Gangapllr PS (Portion) R 116-00 9,107 9,500 45,171 20,376 24,795 5,663 2,601 3,062 198 Parlakhemundi Subdivision T 1,453'60 64,443 67,320 287,8/0 141,984 145,826 33,490 16,700 16,790 R 1,4522U 59,653 62,497 265,10) 130,507 134,595 27,727 13,512 14,215 U 1'40 4,790 4,823 22,708 11,477 11,231 5,763 3,]u8 2,575 199 Parlakhcmnndi Taluk T 542-70 42,947 44,447 188,745 93,173 95,572 Z5,867 13,176 12,691 R 541-30 38,157 39,624 166,037 81,596 84,341 20,104 9,988 10,116 lJ 1-40 4,790 4,823 22,708 11,477 11,231 5,763 3,188 2,575 200 Parlaklfemundi PS T 190'70 27,120 28,082 120,980' 60,201 60,779 23,260 11,918 11,342 R 189-30 22,330 23,259 98,272 48,724 49,548 17,497 8,730 8,767 U 1-40 4,790 4,823 22,708 11,477 11,231 5_763 3,188 2,575 Parlakhemundi (M) U 1'40 4,790 4,823 22,708 11,477 11,231 5,763 3_188 2,575 201 Sera ngo PS (portion) R 134-00 9,356 9,680 39,833' 19,357 20,476 1,307 615 692 202 Ramogiri PS (portion) R 218-00 6,471 6,685 27,932 13,615 14,317 1,300 643 657 203 R. Udayagiri Taluk R 910-90 21,496 22,873 99,065- 48,811 50,254 7,623 3,524 4,099 204 R Udayagiri PS R 205-00 5,874 6,123 27,116 13,557 13,559 911 468 443 20S Serango PS (Portion) R 90-S0 1,601 1,610 7,627 3,716 3,911 394 164 230 206 Ram.giri PS (portion) R. 106'00 2,827 3,121 13,233 6,552 6,681 192 93 99 201 Mohan" 'P~ (portion) R 509-10 11,194 12,014 51,089 24,986 26,103 6,126 2,799 3,327 208 Sundargarh District T 3,788'00 145,089 153,374 75S,617 396,214 362,403 73,134 37,171 35,962 R 3,718-30 112,340 119,064 622,857 312,927 309,930 61,474 30,309 31,165 U 69-70 32,749 34,310 135,760 83,287 52,473 11,660 6,863 4,797 209 Sadar Subdivision T 1,781'50 63,740 69,232 351,839 176,337 175,502 39,283 19,552 19,731 R 1,762-20 58,948 63,719 326,667 162,536 164,131 36,799 18,177 18,622 U 19'30 4,792 5,513 25.]72 13,801 11,371 2,484 1,375 1,109 210 Sundargarh PS T 240-30 9;613 10,793 52,274 26,135 26,139 5,336 2,727 2,6W R 231-10 7,790 8,393 40,945 20,167 20,778 4,429 2,253 2,176 U 9'20 1,823 2,400 11,329 5,968 5,361 907 474 433 Sundargarh (M) U 9-20 1,823 2,400 11,329 5,968 5,361 907 474 433 211 tephripara PS R 202'60 6,960 7,674 36,897 18,400 18,497 4,776 2,387 _ 2,389 212 Homgir PS R 356-80 7,429 8,100 36,840 18,236 18,604 5,885 2,806 3,079 213 Bhasma PS R 155-70 8,322 9,456 44,285 22,118 22,167 7,409 3,650 3,759 214 Ta1sal"~ PS R 305-30 10,068 10,305 56,375 28, lIS 28,260 6,621 3,085 3,536 215 Bargaon PS R 238-40 9,095 9,815 51,428 25,710 25,718 3,92! 2,046 1,875 216 Rajgangpur PS l' 28240 12,253 13,079 73,740 37,623 36,117 5,335 2,851 2,484 R 272-30 9,284 9,966 59,897 29,790 30,107 3,758 1,950 1,808 U 10-10 2,909 3,ll3 l3,SH 7,833 6,010 1,577 901 676 Rajgal)gpur (NAC) U 10-10 2,96Q 3,113 13,843 7,833 6,010 1,577 901 676 217 Pun(}I5sh Subdivision T 710-50 54,41 I 56,219 267,937 148,367 119,570 20,292 10,919 9,373 , R 660-10 26,454 27,422 157,349 78,881 78,468 11,116 5,431 5,685 U 50-40 27,957 28,797 110,588 69,486 41,102 9,176 5,488 3,683 Rourkela (NAC) U 36'80 23,555 24,045 90,287 -58,734 31,553 4,694 3,204 1490 218 llirmilrapur PS T 125'80 8,172 8,659 42_435- 21,874 20,561 5,839 2,95 _ 2,888 R 112>20 3,770 3,907 22,134 11,122 11,012 1,357 667 690 U 13-60 4,402 4,752 21),J01 10,752 9,549 4,482 2,2M 2,198 Birmitrapur (NAC) U 13'60 4,402 4,752 20,301 10,752 9,549 4,482 ",284 2,198 219 Raiboga PS R 107-90 3,900 23,141 11,375 11,7'(,6 1,440 768 672 220 Bisra PS R 242'50 d~ 13,156 75,487 38,085 37,402 5,375 .2,528 2,847 221 Raghunathpali PS R 197'50 6,266 6,459 36,587 18,299 18,288 2,944 1,468 1,476 222 Bonai Subdivision R 1,296'00 26,938 17,913 13~,841 71.510 67,)31 13,559 6,701 6,858 223 Bonaigarh PS R 249-00 12,472 12,723 60,228 31,507 28,721 7,076 3,519 3,557 224 Banki PS R 132-00 1,765 1,899 10,466 5,282 5,184 393 189 204 225 Gurundia PS R 368-00 3,636 3,828 20,500 10,380 10,120 813 434 379 226 Sarasara Balong PS R 155-00 1,824 1,861 9,196 4,627 4,569 623 316 307 227 Mahu1pada PS R 114'00 1,695 1,795 8,720- 4,376 4,344 1,564 768 796 228 Koira PS R 130-00 2,546 2,744 12,917 6,625 6,292 1,190 527 663 229 Kamarposh Balang PS R 148'00 3,000 3,073 16,814 8,713 8,101 1,900 ' 948 952 175 CENSUS ABSTRACT ------Workers Total Workers 1 Scheduled Tribes Literate and educated persons I-IX As Cultivator r ____.A ____ • '---~l. 51. No. p M F p M F p M F p M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 .~~_r~r------ 253 126 127 27,995 22,214 5,781 44,178 25,750 18,428 21,808 13,080 8,728 194 224 110 114 24,057 19,577 4,480 41,080 23,580 17,500 :1,420 12,835 8,585 29 16 13 J,~38 2,637 1,301 3,098 2,170 928 3E8 245 143 29 16 13 3,938 2.637 1,301 3,098 2,170 928 3~8 245 143 158 80 78 7,785 6,399 1,386 13,796 8,CC9 5,187 7,075 5,141 1,934 195 266 129 137 1,484 1,233 251 3,635 2,420 1,215 1,842 1,463 379 196 1,055 526 529 10,180 8,089 2,091 20,969' 11,259 9,710 1I,OC6 6,C94 4,812 197 138.941 68,059 70,862 40,658 31,994 8,664 157,344 88,503 68,541 90,921 53,278 37,643 198 lS8,552 67,735 70,817 30,789 25,347 5,442 149,8511 83,254 66,604 90,346 52,804 37,542 389 324 65 9,869 6,647 3,222 7,486 5,549 1,937 575 474 101 70,327 34,533 35,794 31,006 23,545 7,461 101,233 58,410 42,823 46,548 29,894 16,654 199 69,938 34,209 35,729 21,137 16,898 4,239 93,747 ,51,8<' 1 40,886 45,973 29,420 16,553 389 324 65 9,869 6,647 3,222 7,486 5,549 1,937 575 474 101 "16,914 8,704 8,210 24,324 13,058 6,264 64,744 37,846 26,898 21,019 14,657 6,362 200 16,525 8,380 8,145 14,453 11,411 3,042 57,258 32,297 24,961 20,444 14,lb3 6,261 389 324 65 9.~69 6,647 3,222 7,486 5,549 1,937 575 474 101 389 324 6'; 9,R69 6,647 3,222 7,486 5,549 1,937 575 474 101 31,059 14,954 16,105 4,384 3,603 781 22,311 12,275 10,036 15,551 8,950 6,601 201 22,354 10,875 11,479 2,300 1,884 416 14,178 8,289 5,889 9,978 6,287 3,691 202 68,614 33,526 35,088 9,652 8,449 1,203 56,111 30,393 25,71& 44,373 23,384 20,989 20~ 19,589 9,648 9,941 3,382 2,913 469 15,080 8,316 6,764 11,457 6,173 5,284 204 4.659 2,222 2.437 1,182 920 262 4,376 2,318 2,058 3,415 1,647 1,768 205 12,083 5,955 6,128 1,046 957 89 7,193 4,034 3,159 6,487 3,688 2,799 206 32,283 15,701 16,582 4,042 3,659 383 29,462 15,725 13,737 23,014 11,876 11,138 207 440,910 220,058 220,852 149,546 120,487 29,059 383,029 252,755 130,274 214,829 136,557 78,272 208 403,162 201,210 201,952. 95,592 77,673 17,919 311,742 193,413 118,329 211,663 134,159 77,504 37,748 18,848 18,900 53,954 42,814 11,140 71,287 59,342 11 ,945 3,166 2,398 768 210,224 104,166 106,058 62,176 49,008 13,168 170,517 108,376 62,141 107,809 70,887 36,922 209 202,931 100,490 102,441 52,564 42,242 ID,322 160,434 100,151 60,283 106,051 69,572 J6,479 7,293 3,676 3,617 9,612 6,766 2,846 10,083 8,225 1,858 1,758 1,315 443 27,936 13,636 14,300 10,463 7,743 2,720 26,588 15,903 10,685 13,712 8,649 5,063 21'1) 25,455 12,436 13,019 6,028 4,827 1,201 22,146 12,638 9,508 12,967 8,218 4,749 2,481 1,200 1,281 4,435 2,916 1,519 4,44: 3,265 1,177 745 431 314 2,481 1,200 1,281 4,435 2,916 1.519 4,442 3,265 1,177 745 431 314 20,985 10,405 10,580 6,251 4,998 1,253 19,651' 11,571 8,080 11,750 7,402 4,348 211 17,494 9,051 8,443 5,917 5,082 835 14,049 11,712 2,337 B,871 7,583 1,288 212 19,090 9,514 9,576 10,342 8,419 1,923 23.325 13,748 9,577 14,194 8,938 5,256 213 35,114 18,096 17,018 9,445 7,409 2,036.- 27,919 16,543 11,376 19,793 12,332 ' 7,461 214 33,671 16,058 17,613 7,380 6,013 1,367 24,949 15,737 9,212 17,599 11,642 5,957 215 55,934 27,406 28,528 12,378 9,344 3,034 34,036 23,162 10,874 ':1,890 14,341 7,549 216 51,122 24,930 26,192 7,201 5,494 1.707 28,395 18,202 10,193 20,877 13,457 7,420 4,812 2,476 2,336 5,177 3,850 1,327 5,641 4,960 681 1:t'!13 884 129 4,812 2,476 2,336 5,177 3,850 1,327 5,641 4,960 681 1,013 884 129 141,180 70,975 70,405 65,239 52,707 12,532 146,139 99,76R 46,371 68,376 38,048 30,328 217 110,925 55,803 55,122 20,097 16,659 4,238 84,935 48,651 36,284 66,968 36,965 30,003 30,455 15,172 15,283 44,342 J6',048 8,294 6J,204 51,! 17 10,087 1,4(/8 1,083 325 19,931 10,248 9,683 39,724 32,463 7,261 51,327 44,548 6,779 746 672 74 2B,671 13,953 14,718 7,132 5,625 1,507 20,750 13,171 7,579 8,300 5,072 3,228 218 18,147 9,029 9,11~ 2,514 2,040 474 10,873 6.602 4,271 4,61\1 2,977 10,524 4,924 5,600 4,618 3,585 l,OB 9,871 I),Seq 3,308 7,~~ 411 251 10,514 4,924 ~,6UO 4,618 3,585 1,03:> 9,877 6,569 3,308 M2 411 251 IP.554 9,113 9,441 3,002 2,239 763 14,184 7,253 6,931 12,491 6,321 6,170 219 49,022 24,539 24,483 10.051 8,049 2,C02 43,(f,4 23,74R 9,936 35,137 18,159 16,978 220 ~),202 13,122 12,080 5,330 4,331 999 16,194 1 1,0-18 5,146 1~,702 7,824 3,878 221 89,306 44,917 44,389 22,131 18,772 3,359 66,373 44,611 .'1,762 38,644 27,622 II,022 222 30,524 15,384 15,140 12,693 10,621 2,072 31,455 20,528 10,927 15,070 10,319 4,751 223 8,566 4,207 4,359 1,410 1,203 207 5,935 3,412 2,523 3,794 2,282 1,512 224 16,390 8,264 ~,1l6 2,753 2,272 481 8,345 6,147 2,198 6.613 4,978 1,635 225 7,507 3,764 3,743 1,227 1,096 131 3,956 2,91g 1,038 3,167 2,33' 831) 226 5,886 2,986 2,900 637 565 72 4,007. 2,587 1,420 3,214 2,119 1,095 227 9,801 4,864 4,937 1,115 1,007 108 5,327 3,829 1,498 3,010 2,340 610 228 10,632 5,448 5,184 2,296 2,008 288 7,348 5,190 2,158 3,776 3,247 529 229' 176 PRIMARY Workers II III IV V In Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, 51. 5 tale/District/S ubdivision/Ta1u k/ AS-Agricultural Hunting and Plantations, In Manufacturin~ other No. Police Sation/Town labourer Orchards and Allied activities At household industrY than Household Industry ~ __ ..A._ ~_A__.., r----'--- -, ,..._.A._....., l' M F l' M F l' M F P M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 ------.------ 194 Aska 1'S T 7,362 2,988 4,374 1,157 743 414 4,413 2,591 1,822 444 310 134 R 6,939 2,826 4,113 1.077 691 386 3,861 2,247 1,614 396 279 117 U 423 162 261 80 52 28 552 344 208 48 31 17 Aska (NAG) U 423 162 261 80 52 28 552 344 208 48 31 11' 195 PaUapuf 1'3 (Porlion) R 2,881 1,159 1,722 294 160 134 953 549 404 53 18 35 196 Bodogodo PS (Portion) R 1,024 511 513 79 54 25 230 104 126 6 6 197 Gang.pur 1'8 (Portion) R 3,140 1,120 2,020 485 354 131 1,675 1,009 666 72 41 31 198 Parlakhemundl Subdivision T 19,034 9.427 2,612 J,753 859 5,523 3,742 1,781 688 493 195 R 18,833 9,288 2,379 1,582 797 4,806 3,219 1,587 250 !16 134 U 201 139 233 171 62 717 523 IN 438 377 61 199 Parlakhemundi Taluk T 16,883 8,273 8,610 2,352 1,613 739 4,430 3,076 1,354 646 467 179 R 16,682 8,134 8,548 2,119 1,442 677 3,713 2,553 1,160 208 90 118 U 201 139 62 233 171 62 717 523 194 438 377 61 200 Parlakhemundi PS T 13,402 6,948 6,454 1,974 1,381 593 3,316 2,484 832 586 447 139 R 13,201 6,809 6,392 1,741 1,210 531 2,599 1,961 638 148 70 18 U 201 139 62 233 171 62 717 523 194 438 377 61 Parlakhemundi (M) U 201 139 6~ 233 171 62 717 523 194 438 377 61 20 I Serango 1'5 (Portion) R 1,652 541 1,111 253 154 99 834 481 353 36 20 16 202 Ramagiri PS (Portion) R 1,829 784 1,045 125 78 47 280 III 169 24 24 203 R. Udayagiri Taluk R 2,151 1,154 997 260 140 120 1,093 666 427 42 26 16 204 R. Uday.giri PS R 1.000 494 506 11 6 5 311 162 149 205 Serango PS (Portion) R 45 34 11 13 12 1 239 144 95 2 2 206 Ram.giri 1'5 (portion) R 347 65 282 14 11 3 66 53 13 207 Mohan. 1'5 (Portion) R 759 561 198 222 lJ I III 477 307 170 40 24 16 208 Sundargarh District T 44,316 25,737 18,57Q 5,581 3,724 t,857 15,948 8,420 7,528 21,567 19,842 1,725 R 44.043 25,518 18,525 2,002 1,264 738 14,293 6,987 7,306 869 544 325 U 273 219 54 3,579 2,460 1,119 1,655 1,433 222 20,698 19,298. 1,400 209 Sudar Subdivision T 27,576 J6,553 11,013 607 366 241 8,953 4,212 4,74. ?UI 2,]79 J,2 R 27,382 16,404 10,978 479 255 224 8,629 3,956 4,f573 8(; 84 4 U 194 149 45 128 111 17 324 256 6R 2,253 ',L95 158 210 Sundarg.rh P3 T 4,351 2,706 1,645 J56 116 40 1,304 629 675 282 233 49 R 4,292 2,661 1,631 56 28 28 1,098 480 618 16 i5 I U 59 45 14 100 88 12 206 149 57 266 218 48 Sundargarh (M) U 59 45 14 100 88 I? 206 149 57 266 218 48 211 Lcphripara 1'5 R 4,420 2,708 1,712 37 16 21 1,490 590 900 17 17 212 Hemgir P5 R 2,580 2,119 461 51 51 548. 340 208 16 J5 1 113 Bhasm.PS R 4,?75 2,727 2,248 200 86 1[4 1,499. 544 955 22 20 2 214 Tals. a P3 R 4,824 2,56" 2,256 48 23 25 1,645" 800 845 6 6 215 Bargaon PS R 3,880 7.258 1.622 72 37 35 1.244 586 6)8 8 8 216 Rajgangpur 1'5 T 2,546 1,467 1,079 43 37 6 1,223' 723 5'-'0 1.9'lO 1,880 110 R 2,411 1,363 1,048 15 14 I 1,105 616 489 3 3 U 135 104 31 28 23 5 118 107 II 1,987 I,B77 110 Rajgangpur (NAC) L 135 104 31 28 23 5 liB 107 II 1987 .877 110 217 Panposh Subdivision T 4,769 2,877 1,892 4,285 2,869 1,416 4,171 '. il4 1 ,~57 19,064 17.554 1,510 R .,690 2,807 1.883 834 520 314 2,840 1;637 1,21)3 619 351 268 U 79 70 9 3,451 2.349 1.102 1,33/ 1,177 154 18,445 17,203 1,242 Rourkela (NAC) U 68 62 6 721 556 165 1,175 1,066 IU9 17,498 16,574 )24 218 Birmttrapur PS T 598 326 272 3,017 2,003 [,069 620 344 276 948 630 318 R 587 169 342 210 132 46cl 233 231 1 I U II 3\.l\ 3 2,730 1,793 937 156 .. 1 45 47 629 31~ Birmitrapur (NAC) U Jl 8 3 2,730 1,793 937 156 III 45 947 629 318 2J9 R"ut ..~ PS R 577 297 280- 50 29 21 524 215 2& 220 Bisra PS R 2,122 1,160 ,062 237 163 74 1,178 717 461 ;17 221 Raghunathpali PS R 1,104 1,032 272 205 18 87 674 452 222 6 222 BOllai Subdivision R 11,971 6307 5,6M 689 489 200 2.824 1,394 ] ,43( 162 J09 . <3 223 Bannigarh PS R 7,540 3,747 3,793 92 7 1.148 623 525 15 13 2 224 Banki PS R 667 250 417 ',-11 43 I 301 132 169 II 11 225 Gurundia PS R 1,010 665 345 29 28 1 417 273 144 7 7 226 Sara~ a R CENSUS ABSTRACT Workers-coneld. VI VII VIII IX x In Trade and In Transport, Storage SI. In construction Commerce and Communications In Otber Services Non-,\,\orkers No. ..-__ .-A-__ _...... " ,--__ _..A- __ ~ ..-____.....______..---~ f- -, _..A.-. ~ P !If F P M F P M F P M F P M F 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 so ------ 222 219 1,399 1,022 377 215 214 7,158 4,583 2,575 56,517 21,088 35,429 194 180 177 1,052 744 308 106 106 6,04~ 3,675 2,374 50,591 18,859 31,732 42 42 347 278 69 109 108 I 1,109 908 201 5,926 2,229 3,697 42 42 347 278 69 109 108 1 1.109 908 201 5,926 2,229 3,697 14 14 266 168 98 15 15 2,245 1,385 860 17,907 6,712 11,195 195 1 1 83 77 6 370 204 166 4,693 1,667 3.026 196 9 9 430 287 143 i9 i9 3,633 1,726 1,907 24,202 9,117 15,085 197 210 207 3 4,118 2,909 1,209 477 472 5 33,761 16,522 17,239 130,466 53,IN 77,285 198 100 98 2 2,927 2,092 835 184 183 1 30,033 13,872 16,161 115,244 47,253 67,991 IlO 109 1 1,191 817 374 293 289 4 3,728 2,650 1,078 15,222 5,928 9,294 146 143 3 3,032 2,045 987 438 434 4 26,758 12,465 14,293 87,512 34,763 52,749 '199 36 34 2 1,841 1,228 613 145 145 23,030 9,815 13,215 72,290 28,835 43,455 110 109 1 1,191 817 374 293 289 4 3,728 2.650 1,078 15,222 5,928 9,294 144 141 3 2,014 1,407 607 414 410 4 21,875 9,971 11,904 56,236 22,355 33,881 200 34 32 2 823 590 233 121 121 18,147 7,321 10,826 41,014 16,427 24,587 110 109 1 1,191 817 374 293 289 4 3,728 2,650 1,078 15,222 5,928 9,294 110 109 1 1,191 817 374 293 289 4 3",728 2,650 1,078 15,222 5,928 9,294 871 568 303 10 10 3,103 1,550 1,553 17,522 7,082 10,440 201 147 70 77 14 14 1,780 944 836 13,754 5.326 8,428 202 64 64 1,086 864 222 39 38 7,003 4,057 2,946 42,954 18,418 24,536 203 18 18 427 393 34 15 15 1,841 1,055 786 12,036 5,241 6,795 204 16 16 95 69 26 2 2 549 392 157 3,251 1,398 1,853 205 24 24 3 3 252 190 62 6,040 2,518 3,522 206 30 :io 540 378 162 19 18 'i 4,361 2,420 1,941 21,627 9,261 12,366 207 5,976 5,164 812 7,025 6,448 577 7,06!f 6,129 931 60,727 40,734 19,993 375,588 143,459 2!18 507 440 67 1,938 1,558 380 865 839 26 35,562 22,104 13,458 311,115 119,514 m~m 5,469 4,724 745 5,087 4,890 197 6,195 5,290 905 25,165 18,630 6,535 64,473 23,945 40,528 317 307 10 1,884 1,561 313 483 444 39 20,547 11,867 8,680 181,322 67,961 113,361 209 70 67 3 850 631 219 157 142 15 16,728 9,040 7,688 166,233 62,385 103,848 247 240 7 1,034 930 104 326 302 24 3,819 2,827 992 15,089 5,576 9,513 164 162 2 476 347 129 159 157 2 5,984 2,904 3,080 25,686 10,232 15,454 2Hl 8 7 1 82 41 41 14 14 3,613 1,174 2,439 18,799 7,529 11 ,270 156 155 I 394 306 88 145 143 2 2,371 1,730 641 6,887 2,703 4,184 156 155 1 394 306 88 145 143 2 2.371 1,730 641 6,887 2,703 4,184 5 4 76 47 29 3 3 1,853 784 1,069 17,246 6,829 10,417 211 139 118 21 7. 7 1,837 1,479 358 22,791 6,524 16,267 212 '7 '7 155 95 60 53 51 2 2,220 1,280 940 20,960 8,370 12,590 21:1' 150- 110 40 5' 5 1,448 699 749 28,456 11,572 16,884 214 'j. :i 100 81 19 5 5 2,038 1,117 921 26,479 9.973 16.506 215 138 131 '7 788 763 25 251 216 5,167 3,604 1,563 39,704 14,461 2',243 216 47 46 1 148 139 -<)-" 70 57 3,719 2,507 1,212 31,502 11,588 19,914 91 85 6 640 ·624 16 181 159 1,448 1,097 351 8,202 2.873 5,329 91 85 6 640 624 16 181 159 1,448 1,097 351 8,202 2,873 5,329 ),488 4,696 791 4,724 4,553 171 6,356 5,465 891 28,906 20,892 8,014 121,798 48,599 73,199 217 266 212 54 671 593 78 487 477 10 7,560 5,089 2,471 72,414 30,230 42,184 ;,222 4,484 738 4,053 3,960 93 5,869 4,988 881 21,346 15,803 5,543 49,384 18,369 31,015 5,004 4,291 713 3,679 3,611 68 5,351 4,556 795 17,085 13,160 3,925 38,960 14,186 24,774 226 201 25 439 392 47 552 466 86 5,995 3,737 2,258 21,685 8,703 12,982 218 8 8 65 43 22 34 34 1,734 1,094 640 11,261 4,520 6,741 218 193 25 374 349 25 518 432 86 4,261 2,643 1,618 10,424 4,183 6,241 218 193 25 374 349 25 518 432 86 4,261 2,643 1,618 10,424 4,183 6,24' I I 50 43 7 491 327 164 8,957 4,122 4,835 -21<) 224 174 50 364 331 33 319 315 4 3,391 2,381 1,010 31,803 14,337 17,466 220 33 29 4 192 176 16 134 128 6 1,944 1,287 657 20,393 7,251 13,14] 221 I7l 161 10 417 0334 83 221 220 11,274 7,975 3,299 72.468 26,899 45569 222 95 88 261 210 51 57 57 7,170 5379 1791 28,773 10,979 17,794 223 ,5 12 40 35 5 1,063 647 416 4,531 1,870 2,G61 224 ~ 2 10 6 4 2 2 255 186 69 12,155 7,922 225 3 3 16 7 9 71 58 13 5,240 g5~ 3,531 226 2 2 49 39 10 4,713 1,789 2,924 227 j'7 17 29 29 53 53 786 539 247 7,590 2,796 4,7<14 228 3~ 39 59 45 14 109 108 1,880 1,127 753 9,466 3.523 5,~43 229 - , 221 Cen.-45 1 178 PRIMARY Total number of persons enumerated Occupieu residential (inch,diag inmates of institutions and houses houseless persons) Scheduled Castes ~---"------. ,- SI. State/District/Subdivision/Taluk/ Area in Number of Number of " No, Police ~tationJTown Sq, mile houses households P M F P M F 2 4 6 7 9 10 11 230 DlIenkanal District T 4,226'01 178,782 196,052 1,028,935 516,843 512,092 187,156 93,113 94,043 R 4,209'50 170,604 186,672 981,847 490,880 490,967 180,118 89,915 90,203 U 16'51 8,178 9,380 47,088 25,963 21,125 7,038 3,198 3,840 231 Dhenkanal Subdivision T 597-99 39,487 44,119 227,708 114,953 1I2,755 37,076 18,541 18,535 R 596'23 36,949 41,332 213,981 107,211 106,770 35,037 17,598 17,439 U ]'76 2,538 2,787 13,717 7,742 5,985 2,039 943 1,096 232 Sadar PS .. T 268-84 20,805 22,944 115,960 58,974 56,986 20,203 10,029 10,174 R 267'08 18,267 20,157 102,233 51,232 51,001 18,164 9,086 9,078 U 1-76 2,538 2,787 13,727 7,742 5,985 2,039 943 1,096 Dhenkanal (M) U 1'76 2,538 2,787 13,727 7,742 5,985 2,039 943 1,096 133 Molanga PS R 61'20 6,239 7,023 36,386' 17,988 18,398 7,118 3,537 3,581 234 Gondia PS .. R 267'95 12,443 14,152 75,362 37,991 37,371 9,755 4,975 4,780 235 Karnal 236 Kamakhyanagar PS R 443'78 17,922 19,080 97,777 • 48,741 49,036 16,197 8,039 a,158 237 Parjang PS R 334-49 13,281 14,504 71,494 35,304 36,190 13,081 6,444 6,637 238 Bhuban PS " T 86'16 8,186 9,214 47,132 23,552 23,580 7,354 3,644 3,710 R 85'55 6,743 7,283 37,656 18,760 18,896 6,403 3,152 3,251 U 0-61 1,443 1,931 9,476 4,792 4,684 951 492 459 Bhuban U 0-61 1,443 1,931 9,476 4,792 4,684 951 492 459 239 Angul Subdivision T 902'16 38,072 4T,577 230,538 1l6,199 1/4,339 47,307 23,535 23,772 R 894-84 35,279 38,408 214,800 107,105 ]07,695 44,900 22,512 22,388 U 7-32 2,793 3,169 lS,738 9,094 '6,644 2,407 1,023 1,384 240 Angu1 PS T 169-52 16,448 17,969 98,854 50,127 48.727 20,399 10,020 10,379 R 162'20 13,655 14,800 83,116 41,083 42,033 17,992 8,997 8,995 U 7-32 2,793 3,169 15,738 9,094 6,644 2,401 1,023 1,384 AllSui (NAG) U 7-32 3-793 3,169 15,738 9,094 6,644 2,4(}1 1,023 1,384 241 Purunakote PS R 25()'70 2,139 2,632 13)3~ 6,901 6,831 2,616 1,301 1,309 242 Jarapad. PS R 142-01 5,744 6,314 35,620 17,856 17,764 6,849 3,424 3,425 243 • Chhcndipada PS R 211-87 7,852 8,409 48,98~ 24,833 24,156 9,786 4,956 4,830 244 Bantal. PS R 128-06 5,889 6,253 33,343 16,482 16,861 7,657 3,828 3,829 245 Talcher Subdivision T 387'86 19,594 21,136 ]/6,485 59,345 57,140 23,98/ 12,090 11,891 R 381'04 18,190 19,643 108,338 55,010 53,328 22,340 1l,150 ]0,9}0 U 0'82 1,404 1,493" 8,147 4,335 3,812 1,6Jl 740 9.0 1 246 Talcher PS .. T 135'39 7,706 8,432 46,263' 23,294 22,969 8,662 4,273 4,389 R 128'57 6,302 6,939 38,116 18,959 19,157 7,021 3,533 3,488 U 6-82 1,404 1,493 8,147 4,335 3,812 1,641 740 901 Talcher (NAC) U 6'82 1,404 1,493 8,147 4,335 3,812 1,641 740 901 247 Colliery PS .. R 51'38 4,793 5,224 27,852' 14,818 13,034 5,739 3,001 2,738 248 Kaniha PS .. R 201-09 7,095 7,480 42,370- 21,233 21,137 9,581) 4,816 4,764- ~49 Athma/lil< Subdivision .. R 7II'OO 18,OO} 19,892 ]00,326 50,529 49,797 15,770 7,746 8,OU 250 Athmallik PS R 218'03 6,843 7,443 34,661' 17,367 17,294 6,210 3,026 3,184- 251 Kishorenagar PS .. R 144-27 4,799 5,011 25,484' 12,879 12,605 3,819 1,897 1,982 252 Thakurgarh Pi> .. R 180'49 3,089 3,578 19,734 9,970 9,764 2,489 1,266 1,223 3 10,134 3,192 1,557 1,635 253 Handapa PS .. R 168'21 4 ,m 3,860_ 20,447 10,313 254 Bindol Subdivision R 3]2,00 14,871 16,313 84,791 41,809 42,982 18,070 8,967 9,103 255 Hindoll.'S R 105,00 2,975 3,608 19,087 9,534 9,553 3,983 1,951 2,032 256 Baljmi PS R 72-()Q 5,387 5.667 30,150 14,877 15,273 6,251 3,085 3,166 257 Rasol PS R I 35'()Q 6,509 7,038 35,554 17,398 18,"6 7,836 3,931 3905 258 Pallahara Sl~bt;v;sion .. ~R 450-57 9,367 10,217 52,684 26,411 26,273 8,320 4,107 4,213 259 Pallahara PS R 264-46 5,261 5_874 30,022 . 15,105 14_917 4,501 2,257 2,244 160 Klmmar PS R 186-11 4,1()6 4,343 22,662 11,306 1I,356 3,819 1,850 1,969 179 CENSUS ABSTRACT Workers I Scheduled Tribes Literate and educated persons Total Workers As Cultivator Sl .-_____...A-_ ____, 1- -IX ,-____..A. ___• No, r-~---'-----.. p M F p M F p M F p M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 143,484 71.406 72,078 241,332 200,909 40,423 425,260 306,860 118,400 249,307 187,809 61,498 230 141,945 70,697 71,248 223,328 187,081 36,247 409,485 293,329 116,156 245,888 184,922 60,966 1,539 709 830 18,004 13,828 4,176 15,77.5 13,531 2,244 3,419 2,887 532 35,989 17.840 18,149 56,209 45,609 10,600 83,176 67,537 15,639 37,038 53,565 1,473 231 35,346 17,537 17,809 50,473 41,116 9,357 78.538 63,432 15,106 36,699 35,264 1,435 643 303 340 5,736 4,421 1,243 4,638 4,105 533 339 301 38 18,697 9,316 9,381 28,292 23,005 5,287 43,021 34,402 8.619 16,876 15,948 928 232 18,054 9,013 9,041 22,556 18,512 4,044 38,383 30,297 8,086 16,537 15,647 890 643 303 340 5,736 4,493 1,243 4,638 4,105 533 339 301 38 643 303 340 ~,736 4,493 1,243 4,638 4,105 533 339 301 38 2,899 1,459 1,440 9,717 8,092 1,625 12,738 -10,758 1,980 6,710 6,551 159 233 14,393 7,065 7,328 18,200 14,512 3,688 27,417 22,377 5,040 13,452 13,066 386 234 31.939 15.826 16,1l3 49,523 41,858 7,665 78,847 64,556 14,291 43,682 40,837 2,845 235 31,888 15,799 16,089 46,952 39,724 7,228 76,028 61,03l 13,989 42,621 39,783 2,838 51 27 24 2,571 2,134 437 2,819 2,517 302 1,061 1,054 7 20,476 10,165 10,311 22,079 18.548 3,531 36,525 29,373 7,152 19,753 18,376 1,377 236 7,415 3,664 3,751 15,341 13,465 1,876 27,231. 21,601 5,630 15,752 14,412 1,340 237 1,997 2,051 12,103 9,845 2,258 15.091 13,582 1509 8,177 8,049 128 238 ~:g~~ 1,970 2,027 9532 7,711 1,821 12,272 11,065 1,207 7,116 ~,995 121 51 27 24 2,571 2,134 437 2.819 2,517 302 1,061 1,054 7 51 27 24 2,571 2,134 437 2,819 2,517 302 1,061 1,054 7 20,835 10,303 10,532 56,180 47,483 8,697 104,605 68,390 36,215 68,697 44,089 24,608 239 20,058 9,971 10,087 49.255 42,430 6,825 98,843 63,642 35,201 66,890 42,756 24,134 777 332 445 6,925 5,053 1,872 5,762 4,748 1,014 1,807 1,333 474 5.012 2,421 2,591 26,340 21,655 4,685 40,211 29,629 10,582 23,241 17,175 6,066 240 4,235 2,089 2,146 19,415 16,602 2,813 34,449 24,R81 9,568 21,434 15,842 5,592 777 332 445 6,925 5,053 1,872 5,762 4,748 1,014 1,807 1,333 474 777 332 445 6,925 5,053 1,872 5,762 4.748 1,014 1,807 1 333 474 5.073 2,496 2,577 2,994 2,585 409 6,625 4,205 2,420 4,257 2,743 1,514 241 3,086 1.524 1,562 7,836 6,718 1,118 18,074 10,758 7,316 13,593 7,792 5,801 242 5,166 2.601 2,565 11,266 10,115 1,151 24,903 14,046 10,857 18,955 10,475 8,480 243 2,498 1,261 1,237 7,744 6,410 1,334 14792 9,752 5,040 8,651 5,904 2,747 244 3.379 3,354 27,259 23,007 4,252 43,536 33,885 9,651 25,669 '19,786 5,883 245 3.332 3,333 24,487 20.859 3,628 40,980 31,724 9,256 25,457 19.587 5,R70 47 21 2,772 2,148 624 2,556 2,161 395 212 199 IJ 3,190 1,569 1,621 11,094 9,158 1,936 16,634 13,016 3,618 9,106 7,023 2,083- 24G 3,122 1,522 1,600 8,322 7.010 1,312 14,078 10,855 3,223 8,894 6,824 2,070 68 47 21 2,772 2,148 624 2.556 2,161 395 212 199 13 68 47 21 2,772 2,148 624 2,556 2,161 395 212 199 13 1,041 561 480 7,387 6,106 1.281 9,061 8,505 556 4,095 3,955 140 247 2,496 1,243 1,253 8,778 7,743 1,035 17,841 12,364 5,477 12,468 8,808 3,660 248 21,951 lJ,139 10,812 27,4j4 22,/69 5,285 55,005 31,787 23,218 37,265 21,529 15,736 249 3,348 1,726 1,622 9,645 7,823 1,822 17,794 11,282 6,512 7,406 3,657 250 4,899 2,455 2,444 7,247 5,768 1,479 15,118 8,26~ 6,850 5,658 4,888 251 8.532 4,327 4.205 5,240 4,260 980 11,381 6,158 5,223 4,538 4,074 252 5,172 2,631 2,541 5,322 4,318 1,004 10,712 6,079 4,633 3,927 3,117 253 5.976 2,938 3,038 16,278 13,544 2,734 33,352 25,187 8,165 18,191 14,824 3,367 254 1,773 882 891 3,618 2,948 670 6,968 5,688 1,280 3,680 3,262 418 255 865 420 445 5,809 4,875 934 11,828 8,998- 2,830 6.818 5,473 1,345 256 3,338 1,636 1,702 6,851 5,721 1,130 14,556 10,501 4,055 7,693 6,089 1,604 257 20,061 9,981 /0,080 8,429 7,239 1,190 26,739 15,518 11,221 18,765 11,179 7,586 258 13,211 6,607 6,604 4,874 4,132 742 15,253 8,748 6,505 10.759 6,337 4,422 259 6.8~0 3,374 3,476 3,555 3,107 448 11,486 6.770 4,716 8,006 4.~42 3,164 260 180 PRIMARY Workers III In Mining, Quarrying, II Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, IV V SI. State/District/Subdivision/Taluk/ As Agricultural Hunting and Plantations, In Manufacturing other No. Folice Station/Town labourer Orchards and Allied activities At Household lndustry than Household Industry r---""---. r ---'-'----. _A__ -, r --~--__. P M F P M F P M F P M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 230 Dhenkanal District T 62,022 39,240 22,782 4,220 3,381 839 43,100 25.345 17,755 1,126 1,034 92 R 61,338 38,728 22,660 3,860 3,035 825 41,193 23,867 17,326 303 212 31 U 634 512 122 360 346 14 1,907 1,478 429 823 762 61 231 Dhenkanal Subdivision T 13.518 8,862 4,651i 901 393 508 11,764 6,470 5,294 266 255 11 R 13.496 8,840 4,656 851 345 506 11.295 6,129 5,166 63 63 U 22 22 50 48 2 469 341 128 203 19} jj 232 Sadar PS T 5,896 3,833' 2,063 452 148 304 6.499 3,5S6 2,913 241 230 11 It 5,874 3,811 2,063 402 {OO 302 6,030 3,245 2.785 38 38 U 22 22 50 48 2 469 341 128 203 192 ii Dhenkana! (M) U 22 22 50 48 2 469 341 128 203 192 11 233 Motanga PS It 2,232 1,530· 702 168 103 65 1.765 998 767 234 Gondia PS R 5,390 3,499 1,891 281 142 139 3,500 1,886 1,614 25 25 235 Kamakhyanagar SubdivMon •• T 14,554 9,894 4,660 453 354 99 9,784 5,638 4,146 149 118 31 R 14,332 9,672 4,660 429 337 92 9,023 5,067 3,956 64 47 17 U 221 222 24 17 7 76l 57! 190 85 71 14 236 Kamakhyanagar FS R 7,357 4,635 2,722 265 195 70 4,140 2,415 1,665 44 27 17 237 Parjang PS R 4,882 3,094 1,788 123 116 7 3,667 1,842 1.825 11 11 238 Bhuban PS T 2.315 1,165 150 65 43 22 1,917 1,321 656 94 80 i.i R. 2,093 1,943 150 41 26 15 1,216 750 166 9 9 U 222 222 24 11 7 161 511 T90 85 71 14 Bhuban U 222 222, 24 17 7 761 571 190 85 71 14 239 Angu/ Subdivision T 9,916 5,804 4,112 472 451 21 10,013 6,491 3,522 471 448 23 R 9,552 5.551 4,001 322 301 21 9,621 6,136 3.491 77 76 I U 364 253 111 150 150 386 355 31 394 372 22 2.40 Angu\ PS T 4,399 3.064 1,335 315 308 7 4.678 3,22:i 1,455 394 372 22 R 4,035 2,811 1,224 165 158 7 4,292 2,868 1,424 U 364 253 111 150 150 386 355 31 394 372 22 ADgul (NAC) U 364 253' 111 150 150 386 355 31 394 372 22 241 Purunakote PS R 739 395 344 34g 251 97 242 Jarapada PS R 1,134 550 584 85 81 4 1,803 1,184 619 243 Chhendipada PS R. 1,575 722 853 30 27 3 1,613 802 811 19 19 244 Bantala PS R 2,069 1,073 996 42 35 7 1,571 1,031 540 58 57 245 Talcher SubdMsion T 5,260 3,696 1,564 2,086 1,947 139 2,588 1,560 1.028 146 132 14 R 5,234 3,681 1,553 1,950 1,816 134 2,297 1,349 948 5 5 U 26 15 11 136 131 5 291 211 80 141 127 14 246 Talcher PS T 2.006 1,429 577 904 834 70 866 561 299 141 127 14 R. 1,980 1,414 566 768 703 65 575 356 219 U 26 15 II 136 131 5 291 211 80 14i 127 14 Talcher (NAC) U 26 15 11 136 131 5 291 211 80 141 127 14 247 Col Iiery PS R 846 694 152 868 868 31 267 44 ~48 Kaniha PS R 2,408 1,573 835 314 245 69 1,411 726 685 5 249 Athma/lik Subdivision R 9,838 5,349 4,489 197 158 39 2,791 1,538 1,253 53 41 12 250 Athmallik PS R 3473 1,855 1,618 168 132 36 928 445 483 1 I 251 Kishorenagar PS R. 2,775 1,507 1,268 5 4 I 802 412 390 11 7 4 252 Thakurgarh PS R 1,854 1,060 794 12 10 2 306 171 135 9 8 1 253 Handopo PS R 1,736 927 S09 12 12 755 510 245 32 25 7 254 Hindol Subdivision R 5,220 3,647 1,573 59 41 18 4,565 3,025 1,540 41 40 255 Hindol PS R. 1,004 814 190 17 14 3 897 621 216 256 BalimiPS R 1,696 1,168 528 31 18 13 1.857 1,271 586 10 10 257 Rasol PS R. 2,520 1,665 855 I, 9 2 I,SI1 I 133 ~78 31 30 258 Pallahara SubdiviSion R 3,716 1,988 1,718 52 37 IS 1,595 623 972 259 Pallahara PS R 2,416 1,261 1,155 27 18 9 '73 lSO 493 260 Kh:unar PS R 1,300 727 573 25 19 6 822 343 479 121 CENSUS ABSTRACT WorKers- -rancld, V[ VI! VIII IX x In Trade and In Transport, Storage SL In Other Services Non-workers No. In Constrllction Commerce and Communicatior~s • ___ _..A-. __ _..... - ---'-- --. r- ._.A___ --, r-- -_..__~---. p F p M F p \1 F p M F p F M 46 47 48 49 50 35 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 4,991 4.123 868 763 739 .4 59,037- 44,553 14,479 603,675 209.983 393,692 230 699 "Jb 63 374,811 2. 58 ~ 617 2,875 752 205 205 52,675 39,137 13,538 572, J62 197.551 34t J-i!,432 18,881 353 348 5 1,364 1,248 lib 558 53~ 24 6,357 5,416 941 31,313 97,Il6 231 188 188 1,748 1,539 209 379 356 23 17374 13,909 3,465 144,532 47,416 57 57 1,215 I,U34 191 94 94 14,758 ) 1,606 3.152 135,443 43,779 91.664 131 131 523 505 18 2/)5 262 23 2,616 2,303 313 9,089 3,637 5,452 232 171 171 1012 94) 127 309 286 23 11 ,505 9,255 2,250 72,939 24572 48,367 40 40 '549 440 109 24 24 8,889 6,952 1,937 63,850 20,935 42,915 131 131 523 50S 18 285 262 23 2,616 2,303 313 9,089 3,637 5,452 131 131 523 505 18 28~ 262 23 2,616 2,303 313 9,089 3,637 5,452 1 136 131 5 36 36 1,690 1,408 282 23,648 7,230 16,418 233 1 234 16 16 540 463 77 34 34 4,179 3,246 933 47,945 15614 32,331 44 43 1,224 824 400 23 23 8,934 6,825 2,109 137,556 43,041 94,515 235 29 29 897 548 349 18 18 8,615 6538 2,077 130,899 40,766 90,133 15 14 3;<7 276 51 5 5 319 287 32 6,657 2,275 4,382 24 24 379 218 161 7 7 4,556 3,416 1,140 61,252 19,368 ·41,884 236 360 210 150 11 11 2,425 1.905 520 44,263 13,703 30,560 237 iiJ i: 'j 485 396 89 5 5 1,953 1,504 449 32,041 9,970 22,0; 1 238 5 5 158 120 38 1,634 1,217 417 25,384 7,695 17,689 15 :4 1 327 276 51 5 319 287 12 6,657 2,275 4,382 15 14 1 327 27f 51 'I 319- 287 32 6,657 2,275 4,38 " 156 156 821 718 103 175 175 13,884 )0,058 3,826 125,933 47,809 78.124 239 20 20 593 512 81 18 18 1I,744 8,272 3,472 115,957 43,463 72,494 136 136 228 206 22 157 157 2,140 1,786 354 9,976 4,346 5,630 1·,8 148 354 303 51 167 167 6,515 4,869 1,646 58,643 20,498 38,145 12 12 126 97 29 10 10 4,375 3,083 1,292 48,667 16,152 32,515 136 136 228 206 22 157 157 2,140 1,786 354 9,976 4.346 5,630 136 136 228 206 22 157 157 2,140 .1,786 354 9,976 4,346 5,630 1,281 816 465 7.107 2,696 4,411 241 'j 68 57 11 '2 1,388 1,091 297 17,546 7,098 10,448 242 141 139 2 3 2,567 1,859 708 24,086 10,787 13,299 243 7 258 219 39 3 2,133 1,423 710 18,551 6,730 11,821 244 260 199 61 571 505 66 138 137 i 6,8/8 5,923 895 72,949 25,460 47,489 245 189 13) 57 285 244 41 27 27 5,536 4,883 653 67,358 23,286 44,072 71 67 4 186 261 25 III 1I0 1 1,282 1,040 242 5,591 2,174 3,417 31 115 16 322 294 28 133 132 3,026 2,495 530 29,629 10,278 19,351 246 60 48 12 36 33 3 22 22 1,743 1,455 288 24,038 8,104 15,934 71 67 4 286 261 25 111 ]10 1 1.182 1,040 242 5,591 2,174 3,417 71 67 4 286 261 25 111 110 ) 12,82 1040 242 5,591 2,174 3,417 128 84 44 90 86 4 5 2718 2,546 172 18,791 6,313 12,478 247 1 1 159 125 34 1,075 882 193 24,529 8,869 15,660 248 10 9 235 180 55 13 13 4,603 2,970 1,633 45,321 18,742 26,579 249 7 7 128 87 41 5 2,021 1,344 ~77 16,867 6,085 10,782 25(l 1 1 35 28 7 943 651 292 10,366 4,611 5,755 251 1 17 16 I '6 '6 564 349 215 8,353 3,812 4,541 252 1 55 49 6 2 2 1,075 626 449 9,735 4,234 5,501 25-3 21 21 280 252 28 33 33 4,942 3,304 1,638 51,439 16,622 34,817 254 18 18 48 41 7 12 12 1,292 906 386 12,119 3,846 8,273 255 2 2 78 62 16 7 7 1,329 987 342 18,322 5,879 12,443 256 1 1 154 149 5 14 14 2,321 1,411 910 20,998 6,897 14,101 257 20 20 Il2 105 2 2 2,477 1,564 913 25,945 10,893 15,052 258 17 17 57 57 1,204 773 426 14,769 6,357 8,412 259 3 3 55 48 '2 2 1,273 786 487 11,176 4,536 6,640 260 [ 221 Cen.-46 J 182 PRIMARY ------._-_-- Total number of persons enumerated Occupied residential (including inmates of institutions and houses houseless persons) Sohedu1 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 11 261 Puri District T 4MB4 307,tH 364,2&4 1,865,439 930,663 93(,776 264,615 131.385 133,230 R 3,996-64 281,832 337,210 1,732,033 856,043 875,990 253,270 125,641 127,029 U 46'70 25,441 27,074 133,406 74,620 5S,786 11,345 5,744 5,601 262 Sadar Subdivision T 1,409'34 122,571 137,761 748,272 377,081 371,191 122,689 61,656 61,033 R 1,401'84 111,705 126,029 687,457 343,455 344,002 118,135 59,434 58,701 U 6'50 10,866 11 ,732 60,815 33,626 ]7,189 4,554 2,222 2,332 Puri (M) U 6'50 10,866 11,732 ,60,815 33,626 27,189 4,554 2,222 2,332 263 Sadar PS R 148'52 15,741 17,026 92,096 46 93S 45,158 I ~,421 7,822 7,599 264 Kru,hnaprasad PS R 298'33 3,209 4,054 19,733 10:047 9,686 3,579 1,679 1,900 265 Brahmagiri PS R 281'29 12,733 14,145 80,815 40,214 40,601 9,632 4,895 4,737 266_ Satyabadi PS R 119'10 15,381 17,800 94,138 45,970 48,168 15,539 7.728 7.811 267 Ddang PS R 68'40 9,361 10,985 54,372 26,715 27,657 9,218 4,588 4,630 268 Pipli PS R 81'40 12,589 13,664 69,404 34,815 34,589 14,585 7,259 7,326 269 Nimapara PS R 115.6J 15.759 17,005 94.140 46.993 47,147 19,676 9,956 9,720 270 Gop PS R 137.6Q 13,488 13,970 79,255 39,545 39,710 13,831 6,998 6,833 271 Kakatpur PS R 152'60 13,444 17,380 103,504 52,218 51,286 16,654 8,509 8,145 272 Bhuhwteswar SubdivisifJ n T 332.00 45,756 52,536 256,943 131,859 125,084 46,382 23,257 23,125 R 307060 34,658 40,898 202,664 100,641 102,023 4],930 20,896 2],034 U 24'40 11 ,098 Ii ,638 54,279 31,118 23,061 4,452 2,361 1,091 273 Bhubaneswar PS T 66'00 13,916 15,415 73,970 40,304 33,666 10,108 5,123 4,985 R 46'60 5,977 7,204 35,759 17,724 18,035 7,198 3,551 3,641 U 19'40 7.939 8,211 38,211 22,580 15,631 2,910 1,572 1,338 Bhuban~.war (NAC) •• U 19'40 7,939 &,211 >&,211 22,SS() 15,631 2,910 1,572 1,338 274 Balipalna PS R 63'00 10,628 11,971 61,006 30,230 30,776 15,283 7,637 7,646 275 Balianta PS R 49'00 7,580 9.304 45,441 22,518 22,923 12,495 6,223 6.272 276 Chandka PS R 103'00 5,108 5,969 28,940 14,520 14,420 2,530 1,301 1.229 277 Jatni PS T 51'00 8,524 9,877 47,586 24,287 23,299 5,966 2,973 2,993 R 46'00 5,365 6,450 31,518 15,649 15,869 4,424 2,184 2,240 U 5'00 3.159 3,427 16.068 8,638 7,430 1,542 789 753 Jatni U 5'00 3,159 3,427 16,068 8,638 7,430 1,542 789 753 278 Khllrda Subdivision T 739'00 63.306 77.360 378,935 183,587 195,348 33,476 15,.'76 17,500 R 729·20 6J,047 74,970 366,438 177,122 189,316 32,244 15,316 16,928 U 9'80 2,259 2,390 12.497 6,465 6,032 1,232 660 572 279 Khurda PS T 190'00 17,371 21,750 105,139 51,282 53,857 9,758 4,758 5,000 R 180'20 15,112 19,360 92.642 44,817 47,825 8,526 4,098 4.428 U 9'80 2,259 2,390 12,497 6,465 6,032 1.232 660 572 Khurda (NAC) U 9-80 2.259 2,390 12.497 6,465 6,032 1,232 660 572 280 BanpurPS R 232'00 16,457 17,740 88,084 42,741 45,343 7,736 3,639 4,097 281 Tangi PS R 122'00 11,597 14,654 74,342 36,267 38,075 8,758 4,272 4,486 282 Begum. PS R 135'00 10,818 13,875 64,898 30,927 33,971 3,697 1,675 2,022 283 Bolgarh PS R GO'QO 7,063 9,341 46,472 22,370 24.102 3,527 1,632 1,895 284 Nayagarh Subdivision T 1,563'00 75.MU 96,617 481,289 238,136 243,]53 62,068 30,496 31,572 R 1,557'00 74,422 95,313 475,474 234,825 240,649 60,961 29,995 30,966 U 6'00 1,218 1,3]4 5,815 3,311 2,504 1,107 501 606 2S5 Nayagarh PS T 128·00 12,515 16,588 85.608 43,016 42,592 8,983 4,392 4,591 R 122,00 11,297 15,247 79,793 39,705 40.088 7,876 3,891 3,985 U 6,"'0 1.218 1,314 5,815 3,311 2,504 1,107 501 606 Nayagarh (N AC) U 6'00 1,218 1,314 5,816 3.311 2,504 1,107 501 606 286 Fategarh PS R 125'00 8.824 11,980 64.001 31.321 32,680 4,897 2,404 2,493 287 Khandpara PS R 115'00 7,802 9,504 52.265 26,117 26,148 6,463 3,318 3,145 Z8S Ga.ni3 PS R 202'00 5,563 9.314 28,333 14,112 14,221 4,822 2,311 2,511 289 Dospalla PS R 367·00 9,~48 9,8\5 47,115 23,444 2>,711 U,284 5,573- 5,711 290 Nuagaon PS R 123'00 3.544 4,086 21,402 10,656 10,746 4,090 2,018 2,072 291 Odagaon PS R 188·00 9,819 11.087 56,769' 27,994 28,775 9,605 4,778 4,827 292 Sarankul PS R 113·00 7,874 10,708 56.902 28.195 28,707 6,438 3,1 \ 3 3,325 '293 Ranpur PS R 202·00 10,451 13,515 68,794 33,281 35,513 5,486 2.589 2,897 294 Keonjhar District T 3,216'50 134,382 119,558 743,315 375,090 368,225 102,942 51,163 51,779 R 3,195'20 127,451 132,368 7Il,351 357,133 354,218 98,594 48,734 49,860 U 21'30 6,93\ 7,190 31,964 17,957 14,0~7 4,348 2,429 1.?10 295 Sadar SubdiYisiun T 2,065'70 63,606 65,421 356,500 177,847 178,653 37,760 18,529 19,231 R 2,061'70 61.200 62,821 343,876 170,95] 172,925 36,1!54 17,514 1M4U U ]4'00 2,406 2,600 12,624 6.1196 5,728 1,706 1,015 691 ----- 183 .cENSUS ABSTRACT Workers Total Workers r Scheduled Tribes Literate and educated person. I-IX As Cultivator Sl, r- _ ____,...I-.-___..., ,-~..., ,------"'"--. ,- ~__...., No. p M F p M F p M F p M F 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 67,474 32,976 550,184 426,113 124,011 649,026 556,094 92,932 346,942 327,1~0 19,782 261 65,896 32,090 477,541 375,965 101,579 600,546 513,321 87,225 344,3~6 324,619 19,727 1,578 886 72,640 50,148 22,492 48,480 4Z,773 5,707 2,596 2,541 55 1,372 624 748 217,307 167,515 49,792 257,305 226,994 30,311 147,552 142,568 4,984 262 1,300 556 744 188,229 147,468 40,761 235,036 207,810 27,226 146,609 141,637 4j}72 72 68 4 29,078 !O,047 9,031 22,269 )9,184 3,085 943 931 12 72 68 4 29,078' 20,047 9,031 22,269 19,184 ' 3,085 943 931 12 258 101 157 22,045 17,853 4,192 33,329 29,178 4,151 18,329 17,737 592 263 421 178 243 3,760 3,199 561 6,171 5,720 451 3,708 3,640 68 264 250 113 137 20,635 17,034 3,601 25,907 24,490 1,417 18,512 18,332 180 265 219 88 131 27,701 20,932 6,769 31,600' 27,799 3,801 20,262 19,621 641 266 37 14 23 15,638 11,911 3,727 18,908 16,672 2,236 10,849 10,502 347 267 40 22 18 19,769 14,977 4,792 24,679 21,391 3,288 13,742 13,232 510 268 8 6 2 29,958 22,905 7,053 33,178 28,183 4,995 20,780 19,389 1,391 269 23,546 18,161 5,385 27,109' 23,883 '3,226 17,259 16,749 510 270 67 34 33 25,177 20,496 4,681 34,155' 30,494 3,661 23,168 22,435 733 271 8,170 4,075 4,095 94,791 70,261 .14,530 94,824 79,809 15,015 31,277 29,797 1,480' 272 7,209 3,478 3,731 61,83.5 46,552 15,283 75,329 61,962 /3,361 30,559 29,109 1,450 961 597 364 32,956 23,709 9,247 19,495 17,847 1,648 71~ 688 30 1,327 763 564 34,652 25,831 8,821 27,174 24,286 2,888 6,462 6,297 165 273 403 188 215 10,291 7,874 2,417 12,788 11,190 1,593 5,856 5,717 139 924 575 349 24,361 17,957 6,404 14,386 13,096 1,290 606 580 26 924 515 349 24,361 17,957 6,404 14,386 13,096 1,290 606 580 26 73 42 31 19,789 14,884 4,905 22,833 18,295 4,538 8,803 8,404 399 274 15 8 7 14,018 10,739 3,279 17,899' 13,877 4,022 6,660 5,915 745 275 5,146 2,521 2,62.~ 7,884 5,896 1,988 11,234 8,985 2,249 4,668 4,554 114 276 1,609 741 86R 18,448 12,911 5,537 15,684 14,366 1,318 4,684 4,627 57 217 1,572 719 853 9,8i3 7,159 2,694 10,575 9,615 960 4,572 4,519 53 37 22 15 8,595 5,752 2,843 5,109 4,751 358 112 108 4 37 22 15 8,595 5,752 2,843 5,109 4,751 358 112 108 4 25,892 12,634 13,258 111,159 "4,114 27,045 125,043 107,197 17,846 6?,883 59,769 3,[14 278 25,148 12,414 12,934 103,440 79,829 23,6Il 120,470 I03,324 11,146 62,400 59,288 3,112 544 210 324 7,719 4,28.5 3,434 4,571 3,873 700 483 481 2 9,973 4,789 5,184 37,160 25,729 11,431 36,491 30,943 5,554 15,295 14,613 682 279 9,429 4,569 4,860 29,441 21,444 7,997 31,924 27,070 4,854 14,812 14,132 680 544 220 324 7,719 4,285 3,434 4,573 3,873 700 483 481 2 544 220 324 7,719 4,285 3,434 4,573 3,8~3 700 483 481 2 3,541 1,926 1,615 22,143 18,123 4,020 27,348 24,447 2,901 15,045 14,251 794 280 1,357 650 707 19,060 14,983 4,077 22,233 20,541 1,692 11,922 11,434 488 281 8,650 4,133 4,517 19,080 14,483 4,597 22,770 18,260 4,510 12,286 11,546 740 282 ~,371 1,135 1,235 13,716 10,796 2,920 16,)95 13,006 3,189 8,335 7,925 410 283 32,()40 15,643 16,397 126,Y27 104,223 22,704 171,854 142,094 29,760 105,230 95,026 10,204 284 32,039 15,642 16,397 124,040 102,/16 21,924 169,711 140,225 29,486 104,778 94,585 lU,193 1 1 2,887 2,107 780 2,143 I,869 274 452 441 II 891 443 448 25,797 21,501 4,296 29,67i' 26,129 3,542 15,288 15,058 230 285 890 442 448 22,910 19,394 3,516 27,528 24,260 3,268 14,836 14,617 219 1 1 2,887 2,107 780 2,143 1,869 274 452 441 11 1 I 2,887 2,107 780 2,143 1,869 274 452 441 11 1,872 884 9S8 17,041 14,554 2,493 20,204 18,023 2,181 13,492 13,122 310 286 2,059 1,003 1,056 10,812 8,363 2,449 17,017 14,922 2,095 10,400 10,011 389 287 3,167 1,512 1,655 8,033 6,544 1,489 1l,049. 8,322 2,727 5,980 5,308 672 288 11,044 5,434 5,610 12,153 10,049 2,104 22,273 14,660 7,613 14,662 9,686 4,976 289 2,948 1,466 1,482 4,568 3,769 799 9,029 Q,725 2,304 5,680 _ 4,673 1,007 290 4,168 2,086 2,082 14,472 12,067 2,405 22,595 17,101 5,494 13,447 11,060 1,787 291 916 445 471 15,308 12,705 2,603 18,698 17,149 1,549 11,664 11,391 267 292 4,975 1,370 2,605 18,737 14,671 4,066 21,318 19,063 2,255 14,617 14,111 506 293 350,389 174,156 176,233 131,258 109,699 21,559 334,911 219,780 115,131 221,368 149,827 7/,541 294 339,404 168,504 170,900 121,452 102,032 19,420 320,334 ~08,953' 111,381 220,296 149,078 71,218 10,985 5,652 5,333 9,806 7,667 2,139 14,577 10,827 3,750 1,072 749 323 206,600 102,549 104,051 50,510 43,506 ,001 167,549 103.872 63,677 1/9,600 75,824 43,776 :l95 20J,516 WI,028 102,488 45,346 39,698 5,648 163,280 100,525 62,755 lJ9,160 75,459 43,701 3'()84 1,521 1,563 5,164 3,808 1,356 4,269 3,347 922 440 365 15 184 PRIMARY Workers m v In Mining1 Quarrying, L~Vtstock! Forestry, Fishing) SI. State/District/Subdivision/Taluk/ As Agricultural Hunting and Plantations. In Manufacturing other No. Police Station/Town labourer Orchard, and Allied activities At Household Industry than Household Industry r------"-- - ..... ---'--.-" r---.A.. __~ P M F P M F P M F P M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 261 Puri District T 97,115 76,100 21,015 22,745 18,196 4,549 52,062 27,307 24,755 8,264 4,983 3,281 R 95,772 75,049 20,723 21,189 16,743 4,446 49,947 26,030 23,917 5,717 2,660 3,057 U 1,343 1,051 292 1.556 1.453 103 2,115 1,277 838 2,547 2,323 224 262 Sadar Subdivision •• T 31,289 25,393 6,896 7,994 7,164 830 18,177 9,235 8,942 3,404 2,079 1,325 R 31,272 25,377 6,895 6,886 6,125 761 17,017 8.600 8,417 1,996 795 1,201 U 17 16 1 1,108 1,039 69 1,/60 635 525 1,408 1,284 124 Puri(M) U 17 16 1,108 1,039 69 1,160 635 525 1,408 1,284 124 263 Sadar PS R 3,368 2,990 378 1,035 872 163 2,798 1,189 1,609 486 149 337 264 Krushnaprusad PS R 654 566 88 948 862 86 346 242 104 41 8 33 265 Brahmagirl PS R 1,667 1,557 110 2,163 2,100 63 1,254 632 622 98 51 47 266 Satyabadi PS R 4,064 3,627 437 450 389 61 2,959 988 1,971 268 153 115 267 Delang PS R 2,561 2,216 345 276 247 29 1,701 761 940 287 119 168 268 Pipli PS R 5,624 4,408 1,216 264 196 68 2,233 1,239 994 139 66 73 269 Nimapara PS R 6,775 4,514 2,261 218 196 22 2,077 1,279 798 154 101 53 270 Gop PS R 3,913 2,788 1,125 368 296 72 2,087 1,232 855 166 54 112 271 Kakatpur PS R 3,646 2,711 935 1,164 967 197 1,562 1,038 524 357 94 263 272 Bhubal1(!SlVar Subdiv;.};on T 18,289 12,910 5,379 2,758 1,86R 890 7,861 5,470 2,391 1,871 1,448 424 R 17,834 12,557 5,277 2,465 1,605 860 7,374 5,051 2,323 1,/67. 783 384 U 455 353 102 293 263 30 487 419 68 70S 66S 40 273 Bhub, neswar PS T 3,975 3,137 838 499 444 55 849 664 ISS 572 476 96 R 3,763 2,958 805 210 185 25 462 312 150 111 48 63 U 212 179 33 289 259 30 387 352 35 461 428 33 Bhubaneswar (NAC) U 212 179 33 289 259 10 387 352 35 461 428 33 274 Balipatna PS R 5,955 3,695 2,260 817 766 51 2,982 2,062 920 176 108 68 275 Balianta PS R 4,183 2,525 1,658 214 201 13 2,589 1,847 742 615 467 148 276 Chandka PS R 1,736 1,388 348 1,005 313 692 631 420 211 197 116 81 277 Jatni PS T 2,440 2,165 275 223 144 79 810 477 333 312 281 31 R 2,197 1,991 206 219 140 79 710 410 300 68 44 24 U 243 174 69 4 4 100 67 33 244 237 7 Jatni U 243 174 69 4 4 100 67 33 244 237 7 278 Khurda Subdivision T 21,388 17,973 3,415 7,193 5,411 1,782 9,552 4,854 4,698 1,527 811 706 R 20,749 17,516 3,233 7,072 5,293 1,779 9,325 4,749 4,576 1,139 4,2 657 U 639 457 181 111 JI8 3 227 105 122 388 339 49 279 Khurda PS T 6,851 5,557 1,294 1,789 1,044 745 2,232 1,381 851 880 582 298 R 6,212 5,100 1,112 1,668 926 742 2,005 1,276 729 492 243 249 U 639 457 182 121 118 3 227 105 122 388 339 49 Khuroa(NAC) U 639 457 182 121 118 3 227 105 122 388 339 49 280 Banpur PS R 3,039 2,858 181 1,530 1,343 187 1,879 1,187 692 207 91 116 281 Tangi PS R 2,676 2,646 30 2,746 2,419 327 910 614 296 107 51 56 2~2 Begunia PS R 5,808 4,106 1,702 393 290 103 2,105 977 1,128 248 54 194 283 Bolgarh PS R 3,014 2,806 208 735 315 420 2,426 695 1,731 85 43 42 284 No)'agarh Subdivision •• T 25,149 19,824 5,325 4,800 3,753 1,047 16,472 7,748 8,724 1,461 63.5 826 R 24,917 19,599 5,318 4,766 3,710 " 1,046 16,231 7,630 8,601 1,415 600 815 U 232 215 7 34 33 I 241 lI8 113 46 35 11 285 Nayagarh PS T 4,645 4,555 90 777 670 107 4,230 1,771 2,459 206 125 81 R 4,413 4,330 83 743 637 106 3,989 1,653 2,336 160 90 70 U 232 225 7 ,4 33 1 241 11% 123 46 35 11 Nayagarh (NAC) U 232 225 7 34 33 1 241 118 123 46 35 11 286 Fategarh PS R 2,497 2,465 32 909 368 541 1,694 849 845 176 49 127 287 Khandpara PS R 1,124 970 154 447 376 71 2,166 1,204 962 158 9S 63 288 Gania PS R 2,382 1,234 1,148 397 374 23 883 425 458 77 28 49 289 Daspalla PS R 3,395 1,873 1,522 393 361 32 1,200 749 451 197 101 96 290 Nuagaon PS R 1,457 946 511 445 431 14 911 277 634 5 5 291 Odagaon PS R 4,549 2,985 1,564 200 176 24 2,726 1,041 1,685 SO 27 23 292 Sarankul PS R 2,885 2,711 174 695 681 14 1,524 827 697 65 13 52 293 Ranpur PS R 2,215 2,085 pO 537 316 221 1,138 605 533 527 197 33()' 294 Kconihar District T 49,933 28,352 21,581 15,440 8,941 6,499 15,887 9,163 6,724 1,366 1,230 136 R 49,402 27,946 21,456 14,520 8,322 U98 15,450 8,857 6,593 69 62 7' U 531 406 125 920 619 301 437 306 131 1,297 1,168 129 295 Sadar Subdivision T 27,337 14,69/ 12.646 534 409 125 9,233 5,170 4,063 228 213 15 R 26,852 14,316 12,536 477 3@ 109 8,891 4,939 3,952 10 7 3 U 485 375 110 57 41 16 342 231 III 218 206 IJ ------185 CENSUS ABSTRACT Workers- -cone/d. VI VII VIII IX x In Trade and In Transport, Storage and Communications In Other Services Non-workers: Sl. In Constru tion Commerce r-- ___ ._.I,.______~ _..A. __ -'""l ,.A. r-_ ____.A.- - --. r--- f-___-A--~---, No. p p p M F p M F p M F M F M F 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 -" ------_-_._ 3,170 3,141 29 21,613 16,707 4,906 7,275 7,107 168 89,840 75,393 14,447 1,216,413 374.569 841,844 261 1.415 1,393 22 15,274 11,209 4,065 2,276 2,263 13 64,610 53,355 11,255 1,131,487 342,722 788,765 1,755 1,748 7 6,339 5,498 841 4,999 4,844 155 2,,230 22,038 3,192 84,926 31,847 53,079 1,487 1,470 17 8.377 6,727 1,650 2,236 2,128 108 35,789 30,230 5,559 490,967 150,087 3,0,880 262 844 ::27 17 4.849 3,652 689 683 6 23,874 20,II4 3,760 452,421 135,645 316,776 643 643 3,528 3,075 1,~~~ 1,547 1,445 102 L1 ,915 10,/16 1,799 38,546 14,442 24,104 643 643 3,528 3,075 453 1,547 1,445 102 11,915 10,116 1,799 38,546 14,442 24,104 472 472 1,335 914 42[ 165 165 5,341 4,690 651 58,767 17,760 41,007 263 4 4 38 16 22 4 4 428 378 50 13,562 4,327 9,235 264 4 4 434 198 236 24 24 1,751 1,592 159 54,908 15,724 39,184 265 31 31 581 449 132 59 59 2,926 2,482 444 62,538 18,171 44,367 266 103 86 i7 365 325 40 197 196 1 2,569 2,220 349 35,464 10,043 25,421 267 114 114 381 341 40 101 97 4 2,081 1,698 383 44,725 13,424 31,301 268 82 82 364 328 36 68 68 2,660 2,226 434 60,962 18,810 42,152 269 22 22 640 549 91 44 43 'i 2,610 2.150 460 52.146 15,662 36,484 270 12 12 711 532 P9 27 27 3,508 2,678 830 69,349 21,724 47,625 271 1,122 1,I/4 8 4,528 4,041 487 3,668 3,616 52 23,449 19,545 3.904 162,119 52,050 110,069 272 213 212 1 2,449 2,172 277 458 456 2 12,810 10,017 2,793 127,335 38,679 88,656 909 901 7 2,079 1,86S 210 3,210 3,160 50 10,639 9,528 1,111 34,784 13,371 21,413 927 923 4 1,378 1,177 :201 970 962 11,542 10,206 1,336 46,796 16,018 ~0,778 273 4S 45 235 214 21 182 182 1,924 1,529 395 22,971 6,534 16,437 882 878 '4 1,143 963 180 788 780 g 9,618 8,677 941 23,825 9,484 14,341 882 878 4 1,143 963 180 788 780 S 9,618 8,677 941 23,825 9,484 14,341 27 27 913 895 18 66 66 3,094 2,272 822 38,173 11,935 26,238 274 64 64 716 687 29 96 96 2,762 2,075 687 27,542 8,641 18,901 275 7 6 .i 321 146 175 28 28 2,M1 2,014 627 17,706- 5,535 12,171 276 97 94 3 1,200 1,136 64 2,508 2,464 44 3,410 2,978 432 31,902 9,921 21,981 277 70 70 264 230 34 86 84 1. 2,389 2,127 262 20,943 6,034 14,909 27 24 3 936 906 30 2,422 2,380 42 1,021 851 170 10,959 3,887 7,072 27 24 3 936 906 30 2,422 2,380 42 1,021 851 170 10,959 3,887 7,072 314 314 5,312 3,607 1,705 737 734 3 16,1 37 13,714 2,423 253,892 76,390 177,502 278 156 156 4,719 3,173 1,546 542 539 !J 14,368 12,128 2,240 245,968 73,798 172.170 158 158 593 434 159 195 195 1,'j.D9 1,586 183 7,924 2,592 5,332 178 178 1,569 1,050 519 275 275 7,428 6,263 1,165 68,642 20,339 48,303 279 20 20 976 616 360 80 80 5,659 4,677 982 60,718 17,747 42,971 158 158 593 434 159 195 195 1,769 1,586 183 7,924 2,592 5,332. 158 158 593 434 159 195 195 1,769 1,586 183 7,924 2,592 5,332 102 102 1,606 1,087 519 133 133 3,807 3,395 412 60,736 18,294 42,442 280 14 14 1,287 1,087 200 293 291 2,278 1,985 293 52,109 15,726 36,383 281 3 3 393 152 241 20 20 1,514 1,112 402 42,128 12,667 29,461 282 11 17 457 231 226 16 15 1,110 959 lSI 30,277 9,364 20,913 283 247 243 4 3,396 2,332 1,064 634 629 5 14,465 11,904 2,561 309,4.15 96,042 213,393 234 202 198 4 3,257 2,212 1,045 587 585 2 13,558 11,096 2,462 305,763 94,600 211,163 45 45 139 120 19 47 44 3 907 808 99 3,672 1,442 2,230 65 65 706 601 105 90 87 3,664 3,197 467 55.937 16.887 39,050 285 20 20 567 481 86 43 43 2,757 2,389 368 52,265 15,445 36,820 45 45 139 12Q 19 47 44 .3 907 808 99 3,672 1,442 2,230 45 45 139 120 19 47 44 3 907 808 99 3,672 1,442 2,:30 6 6 273 160 113 216 216 941 788 153 4~,797 13,298 30,499 286 56 56 490 286 204 84 84 2,092 1,840 252 35,248 11.195 24,053 287 4 4 211 77 134 108 106 1,007 766 241 17.284 5,790 11,494 288 63 59 4 336 301 35, 47 47 1,980 1,483 497 24,942 8,784 16,158 289 3 3 82 68 14 5 5 441 322 119 12,373 3,931 8,442 290 14 14 209 1BB 21 52 52 1,348 958 390 34,t74 10,893 23,281 291 13 13 312 205 101 8 8 1,532 1,294 238 38,204 11,046 27,158 292 23 23 777 446 331 24 24 1,460 1,256 204 47,476 14,218 332SI> 293 738 596 142 2,317 2,016 301 2,941 2,005 936 24,921 17,650 7,271 408,404 155.310 253,094 294 572 436 136 1,675 1,415 260 856 538 318 17,494 12,299 5,195 391,017 148,1B0 242,837 166 160 6 642 601 41 2,085 1,467 618 7,427 5,351 2,076 17,387 7,130 10,257 141 131 10 723 600 123 240 240 9,513 6,594 2,919 188,951 73,97.5 114,97' 295 85 76 9 487 385 102 86 86 7,232 4,889 2,343 180,596 70,426 110,17& 56 55 1 236 215 21 154 154 2,281 1,705 576 8,355 3,549 4.60- (221 Cen.-47) 186 PRIMARY Occupied residential Total number of persons enumerated houses (including inmates of institutions and houseless persons)~ Scheduled Castes r- r- r- S1. State/District/Subdivision/Taluk/ Area in Numbcrof Number of No. Police Station/Town Sq. miles houses households P M F P M F 2 4 6 7 9 10 11 296 Sadar PS T 317-20 17,289 17,846 96,415 48,038 48,377 10,401 5,056 5,345 R 313'20 14,883 15,246 83,791 41,142 42,649 8,695 4,041 4,654 U 4'00 2,406 2,600 12,624 6,896 5,728 1,706 1,015 691 Keonjhar (M) U 4'00 2,406 2,600 12,624 6,896 5,728 1,706 1,015 691 297 Pdtn. P3 R 248'2~ 16,083 16,267 92,196' 45,733 46,463 12,636 6,306 6,330 298 Gh,tgao1l P3 R 203-60 7,361 7.507 42,600' 21.540 21,060 3,831 1,895 1,936 29~ Harich.ad.npur PS R 561'50 5,821 5,969 34,7;5 17,574 17,181 3.147 1.503 1,644 30~ Pand3.pJ.ra PS R 105'50 5,046 5,135 26,094 12.901 13,193 1,587 721 866 301 Telkoi P3 R 320'10 6,438 6,989 36,373 18.026 18,347 4,755 2,425 2,330 302 K'l.n1ipani PS R 309·60 5.568 5,708 28,067 14,035 14,032 1,403 623 780 303 Anandapur Subdivision R 538'70 35,919 37,312 199,549 101,729 97,820 41,840 2J,189 20,651 3)t Allandapur P3 R 278'30 19,868 20.743 110,907 56,208 54,699 24,641 12,464 12,177 3)j Rlmohlndrapur PS R 176'30 11,345 11,603 63,621 32,633 30.988 12.865 6,561 6,304 ns Soso P3 R 84'10 4,706 4.966 25,021 12,888 12,133 4,334 2,164 2,170 307 C;_ha-npua Su'Jdivision T 612'10 34,857 36,825 187,266 95,514 91,752 23,342 11.445 11,897 R 594'80 30,332 32,235 167,926 84,453 83,473 20,700 10,031 JO.669 U 17'30 4,525 4,590 19,340 11,061 8,279 2,642 1,414 1,228 303 Chllll;>31 P3 R 153'10 10,320 10,535 56,023 28,266 27,157 7,462 3.884 3.578 30) B \fia. P3 R 117·40 6,479 7,284 42,314 21,274 21,040 3,533 1,764 1,769 310 Ch.mlkpur PS R 229'40 8,729' 9,135 46,465 22,471 23,994 5,169 2,56R 2.601 311 Blrbil Pi) T 112-20 9,329 9.871 42,464 23,503 18,961 7,178 3,229 3.949 .:....~ 94·90 4,804 5,281 23,124 12,442 10.682 4,536 1.815 2,721 17·30 4,525 4,590 19,~40 11,061 8,279 2,642 1,414 1,22~ Blrbil (N AC) U 17'30 4,525 4.590 19,340 11,061 8,279 2,642 1,414 1.228 312 Cult.ck District T 4,210'00 562,175 591,792 3,060,320 1,531,240 1,529,080 547,922 271,982 275,940 R 4,164'30 526,826 554,1l7 2,851,723 1,411,672 1,440,051 527,252 261,854 265,398 U 45'70 35,349 37,675 203,597 119,568 89.029 20.670 10,128 10,542 313 SaJar Sublivision T 1,562'00 261,319 276,478 1,405,740 710,318 695,422 240,028 118,231 121.797 R 1,533'60 '33.470 246.853 1,240,020 613.451 626,569 226.035 11/,531 114.504 U 28'40 27,849 29,625 165.720 96,867 68,853 13,993 6,700 7,293 Cuttaek( M) U 23'00 23.623 24,810 146,308 84,950 61,348 13,024 6,196 6,R28 3'14 S,jar P':; R 159'00 27,237 27,809 134,112 69,472 64,640 31,566 15,891 15.675 315 Chowdwar P3 T HOI) 8,318 9,230 46,D42 25,594- 20.448 4.456 2,304 2,152 R 59-40 6,092 6,540 32,564- 16,812 15,752 4,057 2,114 1,943 U 3-60 2,226 2,~<}1) 13,478 8,782 4.6% 399 190 209 Chowdwar ( NAC ) U 3'60 2,226 2,690 13,478 8,782 4,696 399 190 209 316 Tangi PS R 70'00 6,515 6,622 39,136 ' ZO,711 18,425 5,215 2,642 2,573 317 Kiss3nnagar 'P5 R 60'00 9.972 11,104 48.819' 23,861 24,958 11.445 5,598 5,847 318 S,lepur PS R 146'1)0 33,192 34,633 164,250 80,745 83,505 35,481 17,394 18,087 319 Mahatlga PS R 80'00 17,825 18.607 90.988 44,820 46,168 16,254 7,782 8,472 320 Go',indpur PS R 69'00 18.069 19,646 95,311 45,910 49.401 26,170 13.028 13.142 321 Jagltsingp'Jf P3 R 215'00 33.992 35,752 185,586 89,760 95,826 34,038 16,961 17,077 322 RalikuJa 1>., R 88'00 15,76J 18,509 100,530 48,394 52,136 12,803 5,934 6,861 323 Ersl'ua PS R 134'60 11,263 11,824 63,005 31,789 31,216 11,661 5,866 5,795 324 Tirtol PS R 256'40 32,690 34,3.69 179,529 88,730 90,799 2~,140 12,417 12.723 325 B1nki p, T 168'00 17,931 18,433 85,009 42.619 42,390 10.808 5,291 5,417 R 166'20 15,Q31 16,308 79,075 3~,494 39,581 10,238 5,077 5,161 U 1'80 2,000 2,125 5,934 3,125 2,809 570 314 256 Banki .. U 1'80 2,000 2,125 5,934 3,125 2,809 570 314 256 326 B3ideswar P'; R 30'00 4,929 5,0&0 27,115 12,953 14,162 1,967 827 1,140 327 Jajpur Subdivision T 1,115'00 142,720 146,498 757,735 373,739 383,996 167,833 83,501 84,132 R 1,105'60 139,360 142.923 737,944 36),807 375,137 164,031 81,578 82,453 U 9'40 3,360 3,575 9,791 10,932 8,859 3,802 1,923 1.,1179 328 Jajpur PS T 181·00 . 34.327 35,094 188,719 92,120 96,599 47.98~ 23,876 24,109 R 176'50 32,157 32,724 174,917 84,690 90,227 45,438 22,603 22,835 U 4'50 2,170 2,370 13,802 7,430 6,372 2,547 1,273 1,274 Jajpur (M) ,. U 4'50 2,170 2,370 13,802 7,430 0,372 2,547 1,273 j.274 329 Barchana PS R \97-90 18,633 19,511 96,860 49,633 47,227 16,982 8,424 ~,558 330 Ollaram.ala PS . R 143-80 30,996 32,065 155,,955 75,819 80,136 27,620 13.712 13,908 331 SUKinda PS 't R 319'30 17,152 17,435 91.287 46,325 44.962 18,261 9.089 9,172 332 K()rai PS ,. T 134·00 13,089 13,344 70,919 36,146 .14,773 17,333 8.601 8,732 R 129'10 11,899 12,139 64,930 32,644 32,286 16,078 7.951 8127 U 4'90 1,190 1,205 5,989 3,502 2,487 1.255 6;50 605 Jajpur Road ( NAch u 4,90 1,190 1,205 5.989 3,502 2.487 1,255 650 605 333 Bhjlo.arp ur PS X R 1)9'00 28,523 2'1,049 15J,995 73,696 80,299 3),652 19,799 19853 ------187 CENSUS ABSTRACT Workers Total Workers I Scheduled Tribes Literate and educated persons I-IX M Cultivator r-- ~______"_------. 81. No. p M F P M F P M F P M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 52,495 25,852 26,643 16,314 13,339 2,975 41,066 27,653 13,413 25,701 17,638 8,063 296 49,411 24,331 25,080 11,150 9,531 1,619 36,797 24,306 12,491 25,261 17,273 7,988 3,084 1,521 1,563 5,f64 3,808 1,356 4,269 3,347 922 440 365 75 3,084 1,521 1,563 5,164 3,808 1,356 4,269 3,341 922 440 365 15 46,585 23,401 23,184 14,351 12,567 1,784 41,650 26,045 15,605 32,248 20,743 j 1,505 297 27,455 13,779 13,676 5,756 5,004 752 21,084 12,470 8,614 14,375 8,986 5,389 298 20,732 10,424 10,308 4,717 4,215 502 16,938 10.363 6,575 12,402 7,536 4,866 299 8,646 8,915 2,844 2,581 263 14,489 7,742 6,747 11,236 5,991 5,245 300 g:~~ll 9,283 9,681 4,947 4,327 620 17,142 10.957 6.185 11,107 7,394 3,713 22,808 11,164 11,644 1,581 1,473 108 15,180 8,642 6.538 12,531 7,536 4,995 ~i 50,343 25,128 25,215 50,292 39,973 10,319 68,785 58,698 10,007 48,149 43,276 4,873 303 29,523 14,561 14,962 26,827 21,378 5,449 38,544 32.111 6,433 27,980 24,073 3,907 304 10,559 5,453 5,106 18,469 14,422 4,047 20,059 18,706 1,353 14,205 13,969 236 305 10,261 5,114 5,147 4,996 4,173 823 10,182 7,881 2,301 5,~ 5,234 730 306 93,446 46,479 46,967 30,456 26,220 4,236 98,577 57,210 41,367 53,619 30,727 22,892 307 85,545 42,348 43,197 25,814 22,361 3,453 88,769 49,730 38,539 52,987 30,343 22,644 7,901 4,131 3,770 4,642 3,859 783 10,308 7,480 2,828 fi32 384 248 22,908 11,491 11,417 10,489 8,915 1,574 26,478 15,603 10,875 17J52 10,910 6,442 308 19,436 9,551 ' 9,885 7,096 6,186 910 23,527 12.317 11,210 19,793 10,176 9,617 309 29,726 14,900 14,826 4,433 4.035 398 25,564' 13,384 12,180 13,110 7,243 5,867 310 21,376 10,537 10,839 8,438 7,084 1,354 23,008 15,906 7,102 3,264 2,398 966 311 13,475 6,406 7,069 3,796 3,225 571 12,700 8,426 4,274 2,014 718 7.901 4,131 3,770 4,642 3.859 783 10.308 7,480 2.828 ' 2'lli 384 248 7,901 4,131 3,770 4,642 3,859 783 10,308 7,480 ' 2,828 632 384 248 85,863 43,481 42,382 912,551 699,090 213,461 1,007,267 8R5,070 122,197 513,179 495,314 17,865 312 84,426 42,645 41,781 807,924 624,459 183,465 933,742 817,207 116.535 510,296 492,510 17.786 1,437 '836 601 104,627 74,63l 29,996 73,525 67,863 5,662 2,883 2,804 79 21,603 10,g91 10,712 437,979 333,135 104,844 488,045 416,083 71,962 214,977 204,610 10,367 313 20,863 10,425 10.438 350,935 271,137 79,798 427,877 360.236 67,641 213,820 203,468 10,352 740 466 274 87,044 61,998 25,046 60,168 , 55,847 4,321 1,157 1,142 15 563 384 179 78,393 ' 55,148 23,245 51,68l 47,749' 3,932 463 459 4 1,845 890 955 35,625 31,174 4,451 49,387 42.161 7,226 14,775 1~,401 374 314 3,357 1,612 1,745 15,752 12,591 3,161 18,533' 17,IR8 1,345 5,J94 ,059 135 315 3,180 1.530 1,650 9,776 7,643 2,133 11,914 10,786 1,128 5,032 4,897 135 177 82 95 5,976 4,948 1,028 6,619 6,402 217 162 162 177 82 95 5,976 4,948 1,028 6.619 6,402 217 162 162 3,614 1,864 1,750 11,751 8,988 2.763 14,991 13,434 1,557 5,398 5.220 178 316 261 140 121 14,166 10.641 3,525 19,422 14,248 5,174 9,471 8,278 1,193 317 1,280 624 656 49,639 37,558 12,081 55.718 47,108 8.610 27,239 26,145 1,094 .318 1,131 622 509 25,645 19.197 6,448 31,034 26,252 4,782 17,600 16.Q 16 684 319 20 12 8 26,020 19,390 6,630 34,891 26,639 8,252 16,185 14,683 1,502 320 23 12 11 06,051 41,851 14,200 63,699 51,698 12,001 33,491 31,419 2,072 321 24,642 18,558 6.084 31,156 26,612 4,544 17,285 16,445 840 322 145' 75 70 17.226 14,005 3,221 20,794. 18,786 2.008 14,848 14,303 545 32J 1,303. 632 671 52,303 39,509 12,794 58,979- 51,870 7,199 36,041 ,,4,798 1,243 324 6,347- 3,152 3,195 23,444 18,603 4,841 28,803 24,843 3,960 12,317' 12,007 310 325 6,347 3,152 3,195 20,769 16,701 4,068 26,935 23.147 3,788 11.785 !l,4S6 299 2,675 1,902 773 1,868 1,695 172 '532 521 11 2,675 1,902 773 1,868 1,696 172 532 521 11 1,714 872 842 7,322 5,922 1,400 8,957 7,585 1,372 4,670 4,477 193 326 46.387 23,633 22,754 208,001 158,586 49,415 234,021 212,119 21,902 124,779 121,268 3,511 327 45:952 13,397 22,555 200,206 152,661 47,545 227,251 206.040 21,2/1 123,824 120.33fJ 3,486 435 236 199 7,795 5,925 1,870 6,770 6,079 691 955 930 25 1,163 704 459 43,419 14,540 55,314 50.319 4,~95 26.829 25.961 868 328 1,083 663 420 ·n:~1~ 39,253 13,164 51,154 46,634 4,520 26,366 25,511 855 80 41 39 5,542 4,166 1,376 4.160 3,685 475 463 450 13 80 41 39 5,542 4,166 1,376 4,160 3,685 475 463 450 13 5,593 2,787 2,806 29,208 22,668 6,540 31,765 28,769 2.996 18,677 18,353 324 329 8,105 4,226 3,879 39,949 31,162 8,787 47,223 43,125 4,098 22,500 22,289 211 330 27,36l 13,787 13,574 17,086 13,609 3,477 31,838 27,484 4,354 13,662 17,401 1,261 331 4,053 2,074 1,979 19,499 15,093 4.406 24,804 22.980 1.824 15,351 14,895 456 332 3,698 1,879 1,819 17,246 13,334 3.912 22,194 20,586 1.608 14,859 14,415 444 355 195 160 2,253 1,759 494 2,610 2,394 216 492 4RO 12 355 195 160 3,253 1,759 494 2,6LO 2,394 216 492 480 12 112 SIS 57 44,300 32,63:'5 11,665 43,077 t 39,442 3,635 22:700 22,369 391 333 188 PRIMARY Workers --11------'1l"1 -IV fn Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, SI. State/District/Subdivision TalukJ As Agricultural Hunting and Plantations, In Manufacturing other No. Police Station/Town labourer Orchards and Allied activities At Household Industry than Household Industry .-- ---, ____.;...__ ----. ,--~ r-~- -;a P M P M F P M F p M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 3() 31 32 33 34 35 296 Sadar PS T 7,329 4,531 2,798 145 116 29 2,473 1,325 1,148 221 209 12 R 6,844 4,156 2,688 88 75 13 2,131 1,094 1,037 3 J U 485 375 110 57 41 16 342 231 III 218 ~06 12 Keon)har (:\1) U 485 375 110 57 41 16 342 231 III 218 206 12 297 Patna PS R 5,863 2,9~. 2,882 55 55 2,13} 1,365 767 2 298 Ghatgaon PS R 5,202 2,407 2,795 42 14 28 798 493 305 I 299 Haricham anpur PS R 2,220 1,3t.8 85~ 54 28 26 1,443 813 630 4 300 Pandapara PS R 1,944 1.028 916 10 9 1 845 369 476 301 Telkoi PS R 2,966 1,695 1,271 181 175 6 1,166 577 589 302 Kanjipani PS R 1,813 681 1,132 47 12 35 376 228 148 303 Anandapur Subdivision R 9,568 7,8<3 1,725 984 625 359 4,0(4 2,355 1,701 11 , 1 304 Anandapur PS R 4.734 3, 52 88: 186 165 21 2,329 1,316 1,013 305 Ramchandrapur PS R 3,020 2,698 322 36 27 9 1,482 882 600 306 Soso PS R 1,814 1.293 521 762 433 329 253 157 96 307 Champua Subdi,,;sion T 13,028 5,818 7,210 13,922 7,907 6,015 2,590 1,638 952 1 <1)6 121 R 12,981 5,787 7,195 13,059 7,329 5,730 2,495 1,563 932 r,ll; 44 4 U 46 31 15 863 578 285 95 75 10 1,079 962 117 308 Champua PS ·R 6,618 2,/83 3,835 127 118 9 Stl5 534 271 19 19 309 Baria PS R 2,143 1,082 1,061 949 584 365 1 I 310 Chamakpur PS R 3,881 1,710 2,171 6,307 3,02i 3,285 580 348 232 12 8 '4 311 Barbi! PS 386 243 143 7,488 4,767 2,721 256 172 84 1,095 978 117 ~ 340 212 128 6,625 4,189 2,436 161 97 64 16 16 U 46 31 15 863 578 285 95 75 20 1,079 962 Iii Barbi! (NAG) U 46 31 15 863 578 285 95 75 20 1,0:9 962 117 312 Cuttack District T 136,231 112,943 23,288 13,644 9,979 3,665 89,129 51,379 37,750 23,864 23,096 768 R 135,466 112,286 23,180 12,546 8,981 3,565 82,588 46,041 36,547 10,202 9,890 312 U 765 657 108 1,098 998 100 6,541 5,338 1,203 13,662 13,206 456 313 Sadar Subdivision T 66,755 50.409 16,346' 6,720 5,339 1,381 45,364 25,954 19,4/0 ?(J,30i! 19,744 564 R 66,501 50,168 16,3J3 5,918 4,569 1,349 39,990 21,488 18,502 7,856 7,625 231 U 254 241 13 802 770 32 5,374 4,466 908 12,45. 12,/19 333 Cuttatk (M) U 99 97 • 2 672 653 19 5,123 4,263 86() 7,635 7,423 212 314 Sadar PS R 6,484 4,270 2,214 713 713 3,537 2,447 1,090 3,W2 3,065 37 315 Chowdwar PS T 1,737 1.393 344 149 137 ii 555 423 132 6,514 6,362 152 R 1,637 1,300 337 68 67 I 438 307 131 1,742 1,699 43 U 100 93 7 81 70 11 117 116 I 4,772 4,663 109 Chowdwar (NAC) U 100 93 7 81 70 , 11 117 116 1 4,772 4,663 109 316 Tangi PS R 1,987 1,687 300 106 101 5 1,081 853 22R 729' 727 2 317 Kissennagar PS R 1,356 1,021 335 24- 24 2,790 1,312 1,478 170 96 74 318 Salepur PS R 11,829' 8,982 2,847 244 208 36 5,254 2,602 2,652 585 585 319 M.hanga PS R 3,797 3,152 645 8 8 4,03() 1,686 2,344 32() Gobindpur PS R 8,946 5,332 3,614 376 376 3,374. 1,786 1,588 252 234 is 321 Jagatsingpur PS R 11,693 8,137 3,556 507· 447 6() 6,833. 3,727 3,106 317, 292 25 322 Balikuda PS R 4,791 3,958 833 150 139 11 2,548' 1,327 214 212 2 323 Br.am. PS R 2,494. 2,204 29() 247 237 I() 1,098' 492 l,~~ 92 86 6 324 Tirtol PS R 7,050 6,009 1,041 817 817 5,389 2,725 2,664 394 383 11 325 Banki PS T 3,538 3,304 234 2,494 1,392 1,102 2,620 1,626 994 141 127 14 R 3,483 230 2,445 1,345 1,100 2,486 1,539 947 96 94 2 U 5S 3,ll? 4 49 47 2 134 R7 47 45 33 12 Banki U 55 51 4 49 47 2 134 87 47 45 33 12 326 Baideswar PS R 954 863 91 213 95 118 1,132 685 447 163 152 11 327 Jajpur Subdivision T 37,802 34,651 3,151 4,105 2,608 1,497 18,214 11,225 6 ,9 1,854 1,726 128 R 37,583 34,434 3,149 3,909 2,449 1,460 17,624 10,807 6,817 1,171 1,20/ 70 U 219 217 2 196 159 37 590 418 172 583 525 58 328 Jajpur PS T 9,193 8,625 568 575 499 76 4,652 2,746 1,906 542 499 43 R 9,094 8,528 566 412 366 46 4,187 2,436 1,751 154 154 U 99 97 2 163 133 30 465 3J() 155 388 345 4j Jajpur eM) .. U 99 97 2 163 133 30 465 310 155 388 345 43 329 .Barchan. PS R 5,473 4,887 586 365 218 147 1,821 933 888 151 151 330 Dharamsala PS R 6,608 6,274 334 1,031 507 524 4,992 3,525 1,467 7()1 677 24 331 Sukind. PS R 6,304 5,345 959 1,631 965 666 1,790 1,121 669 29 29 332 KllTai PS T 3,138 2,978 160 119 90 29 1,259 632 627 293 233 60 R 3,018 2,858 160 86 64 22 1,134 524 610 98 53 45 U 12() 120 33 26, 7 125 108 17 195 180 15 Jajpur Road (NAC) U 120 120 33 26 , 125 108 17 195 180 15 333 Binjharpur PS R 7,()86 6,542 544 384 329 S5 3,700 2,268 1,432 138 137 ------189 'CENSUS ABSTRACT Workers-coJJcld. VI Vll VITI IX X In Trade and In Transport, Storage Sl, In Construction Commerce and Communications In Other Services ,..-___Non-workers..A.. ___ --, 'No. ,--'---~ .--_,.____- ____,___., r---~-";"'_- p p p M F M F M F p M F p M F 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 so 108 101 7 376 329 47 196 196 4,517 3,208 1,309 55,349 20,385 34,964 296 52 46 6 140 J14 26 42 42 2,236 1,503 733 46,994 16,836 30,158 56 55 1 236 215 21 154 154 2,281 1,705 576 8,355 3,549 4,806 56 55 I 236 215 21 154 154 2,281 1,705 576 8,355 3,549 4,806 7 7 , 3 102 77 25 8 8 1,233 807 426 50,546 19,688 30,858 297 6 3 67 60 7 12 12 581 494 87 21,516 9,070 12,446 298 5 5 '99 84 15 7 7 704 521 183 17,817 7,211 10,606 299 3 3 49 21 28 3 3 399 318 81 11,605 5,159 6,446 300 10 10 22 21 I 9 9 1,681 1,076 605 19,231 7,069 12,162 301 2 2 8 8 5 5 398 170 228 12,887 5,393 7,494 302 404 303 101 761 632 129 76 76 4,768 3,577 /,/91 130,764 43,031 87,733 303 26 26 . i 465 400 65 37 37 2,784 2,239 545 72,363 24,097 48,266 304 15 14 238 182 56 32 32 1,023 894 129 43,562 13,927 29,635 305 363 263 100 58 50 8 7 7 961 444 517 14,839 5,Q07 9,832 ,06 193 162 31 833 784 49 2,625 1,689 936 10,640 7,479 3,161 88,689 38,304 50,385 307 83 57 26 427 398 29 694 376 3/8 5,494 3,833 1,66/ 79,657 34,723 441,934 110 105 5 406 386 20 1,931 ),313 618 5,146 3,646 1,500 9,032 3,5fl 5,451 14 14 212 204 33 33 1,298 988 310 29,545 12,663 16,882 308 'j II 11 1 t 629 462 167 18,787 8,957 9,830 309 '4 3 65 47 is 186 151 35 1,419 852 567 20,901 9,087 11,814 310 175 145 30 545 522 23 2,405 1,504 901 7,294 5,177 2,117 19,456 7.597 11,859 311 65 40 25 139 136 3 474 191 283 2,148 1,531 617 10,424 4,016 6,408 110 105 5 406 386 20 1,931 1,313 618 5,146 3,646 1,500 9,032 3,581 5,451 110 105 5 406 386 20 1,931 1,313 618 5,146 3,646 1,500 9,032 3,581 5,451 9,488 9,354 134 33,281 26,716 6,565 14,166 13,977 189 174,285 142,312 31,973 2,053,053 646,170 1,406,883 312 7,591 7,464 127 24,174 18,001 6,173 7,092 7,053 39 143,787 114,981 28,806 1,917,981 594,465 1,323,516 1,897 1890 7 9,107 8,715 392 7,074 6,924 150 30,498 27,331 3,167 135,072 51,705 83,367 6,485 6,372 113 19,466 /6,675 2,791 9,925 9,796 129 9;,tJ45 77,1~4 2U,g,;/ 917,6Q5 294,235 623,460 313 4,856 4,760 706 12,21X 9,678 2,540 3,775 3,740 35 72,933 54,740 18,193 812,143 253,215 558,928 1,619 1,61J 7 7,248 6,997 251 .6,150 J,056 94 2:,1l2 2: 444 'MS 105,' ? 41,020 64,532 1440 1,437 6,830 6,599 '31 6,018 5,929 89 23,401 '0,889 2,51' 37,211 57,416 !,I88 1,785 3 3,056 2,737 319 1.420 180 14,512 11.323 3,189 84,725 27,311 57.414 314 216 222 4 957 706 251 466 461 2,735 2,4~' 310 27,509 8,406 19,103 315 67 67 703 461 242 382 382 1,845 1,606 239 '0,650 6,026 14,624 ]59 55 4 254 245 9 84 79 890 819 71 6,859 2,380 4479 ]59 155 4 254 245 9 84 79 890 819 71 6, ,59 2.380 4479 1,935 1,858 77 1,091 538 553 333 332 7311 ? 11~ ,13 24,145 7,277 16,868 ,16 43 43 489 440 49 141. 141 41.,3S· 2,~93 2,045 'Q,397 9,613 19.784 _ -7 418- 418 1,511 1358 153 37~ 372 8:266- 6,43~ 1,818 IOf.532 33,637 74,°95 318 701 489 112 89- 89 4,809' 3,920 889 )9,954 18,568 41,3~6 ,il9 94- 94 809 642 167 148 148 4,701 3.344 ~6- 6(l,420 19,,71 41,149 no 121 121 1,051 940 111 166.- 166 9,520. 6,449 .<0 i D'.SS7 38,062 ~3,825 321 86- 86 395' 320 94., 94 5,593, 4,031 1 562 69,374 21,78' 47,592 322 14 5 9 .141' 218 34- 34 1,626 ,207 4 '211 fl,003 29,208 323 141 141 1.160 - -94'1.. 291 291 7,696 5,669 ?,Or 120,5<0 36,950 83,600 324 166 ISO 16 931 633 :!~2 241 6,354 5,363 ~91 %,206 17.776 38,430 325 146 130 16 767 480 194 193 5,533 4,627 906 5:,140 16.347 35,793 20 20 -164 153 L 48 48 821 -36 85 4,066 1,4:9 2,637 20 20 164 , 153 11 48 48 821 736 85 4,066 1,429 2,637 13 12 144 108 36 III 78 33 1,557 1,115 442 18,158 5,368 1/790 326 1,432 1,412 20 6,[08 4,944 1,164 1,965 1,908 57 37,762 32.377 .1,38: 523,714 161,620 361,094 1,314 1,294 20 5,10}' 4,034 1,068 1,198 1.294 4 35,326 30,189 5,137 510,69] H6,767 3.i3,926 lIS 118 1,006 910 96 6fi7 614 53 ',436 ~,188 141 13,021 4,853 8,168 205 196 9 1,779 1,521 258 359 358 11,180 9,914 1,266 133,405 41,801 91,604 328 125 116 9 1,214 1,040 174 182 182 9,420 8,301 1,119 123,763 38,056 85,707 80 80 565 481 84 177 176 'i 1,760 1,61. 147 9,642 3,745 5,897 80 80 5651 481 84 177 176 1 1,760 1,613 147 9,642 3,745 5,897 29 29 369 173 96 :80 177 4,700 3,748 952 65,095 20,864 44 '31 _'9 177 177 1,979 1.477 502 541 541 8,694 7.658 1,036 108,732 32.694 76,038 '30 37 37 293 228 65 192 192 2,900 2,166 734 59,449 18,841 40,608 331 936 926 iii 822 744 78 S87 535 52 2,299 1,947 352 4L,1I5 13,166 32,949 332 898 888 10 381 315 66 97 97 1,623 1,372 25' 42,736 12.058 30,678 38 38 441 429 12 490 438 52 676 575 101 3,379 1,108 2,271 38 38 441 429 12 490 438 52 676 575 101 1,,79 ,108 2,271 48 47 866 701 165 106 lOS 7,989 6,944 1,045 110918 34,2'\4 76,664 333 (221 Cen.-4S) 190 PRIMARY Total number of persons enumerated 81, Aream Occupied residential (including inmates of institutions am! :No, Sq, miles houses house1ess persons) Scheduled Castes --'---, ,------""--- State/District/ SUbdivision/Tal uk/ Number of Number of Police Station/Town houses households P M F P M F. 2 4 6 9 10 11 ---- ~-. 3j4 Kendrapara Subdivision T 977'00 112,075 121,427 649,457 321,504 327,953 107,484 54,089 53,395 R 973-10 109,185 JI8,307 633,627 313,422 320,205 106,049 53,365 52,6R4 U 3'90 2,890 3,120 15,830 8,082 7,748 1,435 724 711 335 Keudrapara PS T 154'00 29,587 30,983 154,478' 76,380 78,098 28,242 13,901 14,341 R 150'10 26,697 27,863 138,648 68,298 70,350 26,807 13,177 13,630 l: 3-90 2,890 3,120 15,830 8,082 7,748 1,435 724 71 Kendrapara eM) u 3'90 2,890 3,120 15,830 8,082 7,748 1,435 724 711 336 Patamundai P8 R 213'00 22,078 23,799 125,718- 60,283 65,435 24,728 12,368 12,360 337 Patkur. PS R 147'00 23,475 26,726 147,278 73,158 74,120 20,281 10,421 9,86' 338 Mahakalpara PS R 89'00 7,111 7,957 47,285- 24,578 22,707 6,358 3,276 3,081 339 Aul PS R 267'10 19,834 21,702 121,663 59,599 62,064 21,119 10,685 10,434 340 Rajnagar PS R 106'90 9,990 10,260 53,035- 27,506 25,529 6,756 3,438 3,318 341 Athgarh SubdiviSion T 556'00 46,061 47,389 247,388 125,679 121,709 32,577 16,1(1 16,416 R 552'00 44,811 46,034 240,132 121,992 118,140 31,137 15,3& 15,7 ;? U 4'00 1,250 1,355 7,256 3,687 3,569 1,440 781 659 342 Athgarh PS T 68'00 8,328 8,650 45,543' 24,147 21,396 6,038 3,200 2,838 R 64'00 7,078 7,295 38,287 20,460 17,827 4,598 2,419 2,179 U 4'00 1,250 1,355 7,256 3,687 3,569 1,440 781 659 Athgarh U 4'00 1,250 1,355 7,256 3,687 3,569 1,440 781 659 343 Gurudijhatia PS R 95'00 5,391 5,571 28,826 14,739 14,087 4,096 2,059 2,037 344 Tigiric PS R 46'00 6,748 6,897 35,053 17,242 17,811 3,463 1,486 1,977 345 Baramba PS R 14300 13,369 13,666 70,723' 35,518 35,205 8,745 4,256 4,489 346 Kanpur PS R 74'00 5,644 5,815 31.043' 15,651 15,392 3,959 1,964 1,995 341- Narsingpur PS R 130'00 6,581 6,790 36,200 18,382 17,818 6,276 3,196 3,080 348 Mayurbhanj District T 4,021'79 219,655 230,092 1,204,043 604,756 599,287 104,273 52,647 51,62t R 4,013'15 214,308 224,717 1,175,623 589,057 586,5b~ 100,873 50,8: 50,045 U 8'64 5,347 5,375 28,420 15,699 12,721 3,400 1,819 1,581 349 Sadar Subdivision T 1,618,41 7,7'<4 95,594 508,353 257,600 250,745 46,038 23,127 22,911 R 1,61: 32 83,7n 91,607 418,052 246,201 241,851 43,421 11,772 21,64' U 3'09 J,973 3,987 20,301 11,407 8,894 2,617 1,355 1,26,,) 350 Bariptrla PS T 343'93 11,780 12,231 63,105 33,502 29,603 6,460 3,36: 3,097 R 34( '"4 7,807 8,244 42,804 22,095 20,709 3,843 2,00; 1,835 U 3'09 3,973 3,987 20,301 11,407 8,~94 2,617 1,355 1,262 Baripad, (M) U 3'09 3,973 3,987 20,301 11,407 8,894 2,617 1,355 1,2(2 351 Bad~s,hi PS R 12t'27 11,933 13,546 73,242 36,450 36,792 6,997 3,47 3 3,524 352 Bai,inga PS R 122'58 10,966 11,617 60,254 • 30,401 29,853 6,858 3,492 3,36. 353 Betnoti PS R 102'57 4,200 6,958 38,421 19,227 19,194 2.524 1,295 1,229 354 MUTuda PS R 162-23 2,307 13:226 72,576 36,598 35,978 6,874 3,507 3,367 355 Suliapadc, PS R 136'29 8,211 8,716 49,274 24,581 24,693 3,666 1,827 1.839 356 Kul ana PS R 151'12 10,428 10,614 53,580 27,095 26,485 3,325 1,628 1,697 357 Bangnposi PS R 473'42 17,929 18,686 97,901 49,754 48,147 9,'34 4,542 4,792 358 Bamanghaty Subdivision T 736'76 58,400 59,573 294.974 146,444 148,530 26, 4. 13,1121 13,221 R 31'21 57,n2t 58,185 286.855 142,152 144,703 25,459 12,5)7 12,90 U 5'55 1,374 1,388 8,119 4,292 J,827 783 4(4 JI9 359 Rain ngpur PS 1 I3L'71 12,770 13,061 66,829 33.163 33,666 8,111 4,017 4,094 R 125-16 11,396 11,673 58,710 28,871 29,839 7,328 3,553 3,7?' U 5'55 1,374 1,388 8,119 4,292 3,827 783 464 Rain ngpur (NAC) U 5'55 1,374 1,38R 8,119 4,297 3,827 783 464 3i9 360 Badampahar PS R 85-06 8,141 8,4,5 41,168' 20,642 20,52t 3,783 1,8j5 I,Y.8 361 Hi )i PS R 194'56 9,759 9,814 48,715. 24,443 24,272 2,920 1,485 1,43) 362 Gorum:lhis~ ni PS R 6~'31 5,637 5,661 25,490 12,675 12,815 2,842 1,41.:..(, 1,3\ 363 Bahalda PS R l34'81 11,450 11,878 58,989' 28,979 30,010 4,112 1.981 2, 31 36' T',ing PS R 122'31 10,643 10,744 53,783, 26,542 27,24t 4,474 2,2l? 2,2 0 - 365 Pan~hpir Subdivision R 1,188'09 40,93,] 41,524 221,044 109,733 111,311 17,266 8, ,55 8,411 366 Karcnjia PS R 317,61 10,124 10,281 56,483· 28,161 28,322 5,260 2,579 2,681 367 Ja,hipur PS R 341-63 12,456 12,784 64,218 ~2,152 32,066 5,427 3,074 2,35' 368 Raruan PS R 138'90 11,080 11,127 61,1<19, 30,008 31,161 4,696 2,283 2,4t 369 Thakurmunda PS R 389'95 7,271 7,332 39,174 19,412 19,762 1,883 919 964 37(• Kaptipuda Subdivision R 478'53 32,570 33,401 179,672 90,971 88,701 14,727 7,644 7,083 371 Udaa PS R 254'26 15,932 16,123 87,699 44,933 42,766 6,489 3,598 2,891 372 Sarat PS R .19'25 4,091 4,230 22,643 11,444 11,199 777 381 39,6 373 Khunta PS R 105'02 12,547 13,048 69,330 34,594 34,736 7,461 3,665 3,796 191 CENSUS ABSTRACT Workers ---_ 1 Scheduled Tribes Literate and educated persons Total Workers As Culti Va tor S1. I-IX ___----, ]'\;0. r--____.A.. _____-" r ___A r---__,._------, ,__- -- _,).__ ------" P M F P M F P M F P M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 ------ 1,227 610 607 201,187 154,610 46,577 198,461 189,974 17,487 127,550 125,261 2,289 334 1,227 620 607 194,622 150;096 44,526 194,144 176,943 17,201 127,210 124,923 2,2~7 6,565 4,514 2,051 4,317 4,031 286 340 J~d 2 109 38 71 51,731 38,762 12,969 49,531 43,830 5,701 27,414 26,735 335 109 38 679 71 45,166 34,248 10,918 45,214 39,799 5,415 27,074 26,397 677 6,565 4,514 2,051 4,317 4,031 286 340 338 2 6,565 4,514 2,051 4,317 4,031 • 286 340 338 2 4 4 40,087 30,260 9,827 35,202 32,473 2,729 21,323 21,003 320 336 1 1 44,214 34,575 9,639 45,711 41,206 4,505 30,441 869 468 29,776 665 337 4(/1 14,128 11,544 2,584 15,859 14,869 990 12,548 12,400 148 338 37,620 28,473 9,147 35,105 32,260 2,845 22,309 244 109 21,987 322 339 1:i5 13.407 10,996 2,411 17,053 16,336 717 13,515 13,360 155 340 16,646 8,337 8,309 65,3M 52,759 12,625 86,740 75,894 10,846 45,873 44,1 :) 16,384 8,203 8,181 1,698 341 62,161 50,565 11,596 84,470 73,988 10,482 45,442 43,781 1,66/ 262 134 128 3,223 2,194 1,029 2,270 1,906 364 431 3~4 37 2,721 1,386 1,335 14,105 11,193 2,912 16,775 15,099 2,459 1,676 7,216 7,099 117 342 1,252 1,207 10,SR2 8,999 1,883 14,505 13,193 1,312 6,785 262 134 5,705 80 128 3,223 2,194 1,029 2,270 1,906 364 431 394 262 134 128 37 3,223 2,194 1,029 2,270 1,906 364 431 394 37 4,955 2,442 2,513 8,340 6,286 2,054 10,886 9,368 1,518 5,516 5,329 2,093 995 1,098 7,741 6,347 187 343 1,394 11,422 10,014 1,408 5,653 5,490 163 344 5,201 2,647 2,554 14,953 12,455 2,488 24,852 21,848 3,004 14,048 277 168 13,791 257 345 109 9,432 7,583 1,849 10,141 ' 9,030 1,111 5,912 5,797 1,399 699 700 115 346 10~813 8,885 1,928 12,664' 10,535 2,129 7,528 6,669 859 3'" 729,764 361,924 367,840 170,679 143,545 27,134 623,718 362,091 261,627 358,601 727,074 360,348 366,726 220,487 138,114 348 156,112 133,377 22,735 6[4,25S 354,225 260,033 357,488 219,655 2,690 1,576 1,114 137,833 14,567 10,168 4,399 9,460 7,866 1,594 1,113 832 281 272,500 135,740 136,760 76,643 62,668 13,975 260,366 152,469 270,652 134,607 136,045 107,897 125,703 8:&,870 42,833 349 65,346 54,875 10,471 153,876 146,883 106,993 125,423 82,594 1,848 1,133 7/5 11,297 7,793 42,829 3,504 6,490 5,586 904 280 276 4 31,099 15,754 15,345 14,883 10,970 3,913 30,046 11,152 11,846 7,170 4,676 350 29,251 14,621 14,630 3,586 /3,177 409 23,556 1,848 1,133 13~3~f84 10,248 11,566 6,894 4,672 715 11,297 7,793 3,504 6,490 5,586 904 280 1,848 1,133 715 11,297 276 4 7,793 3,504 6,490 5,586 904 280 276 4 39,397 19,631 19,766 11,533 9,193 2,340 28,954 36,282 21,592 14,690 15,676 10,649 5,027 351 14,520 14,434 8,299 6,778 1,521 28,244 17,865 20,271 9,868 10,403 10,379 13,065 10,294 2,771 352 4,924 4,169 755 20,575 11,178 9,391 11)21 6,530 36,497 17,970 18,527 9,339 7,985 4,591 353 18,784 1,354 37,567 21,739 15,828 20,006 13,C14 6,992 354 9,415 9,369 7,194 6,160 1,034 26,745. 14,492 38,388 19,1&6 19,202 12,253 17,005 10,373 6,632 355 6,394 5,602 792 28,735 16,484 12,251 14,111 9,022 59,110 29,396 29>714 14,077 I1,Sll 5,089 356 2,266 52,172 30,225 21,947 22,873 15,81B 7,055 357 193,707 94,950 98,757 39,384 33,798 5,586 168,703 90,268 192,865 94,507 98,358 78,435 1Jl,529 6D,316 61,213 358 36,1l4 31,423 4,691 165,733 87,988 77,745 110,696 842 443 399 3,270 2,375 59,760 50,936 895 2,970 2,280 690 833 556 277 36,084 17,711 18,373 10,629 8,846 1,783 37,714 20,340 24,127 13,054 11,073 35,242 17,268 17,974 7,359 6,471 888 34,744 359 842 443 18,060 ~~,m 23,294 12,498 10,796 399 3,27C 2,375 895 2,970 2,280 690 833 842 443 399 3,270 556 277 2,375 895 2,970 2,280 690 833 556 277 26,698 13,080 13,618 5,740 4,752 988 22,246 12,542 9,704 12,626 6,WI 5,825 37,121 18,250 18,871 4,714 4,247 467 29,879_ 360 16,308 7,930 15,554 14,325 17,993 10,662 7,331 361 8,378 3,879 3,170 709 13,161 7,617 39,538 19,318 20,220 5,544 5,539 3,096 2,443 362 8,586 7,454 1,132 33,987 17,803 16,184 28,089 14,549 37,958 18,661 19,297 5,836 5,329 13,540 363 507 31,716 16,412 15,304 23,155 12,154 11,001 364 142,367 70,552 71,815 30,150 26,403 3,747 115,835 64,600 51,235 78,576 44,414 34,462 365 35,067 17,569 17,498 8,729 7,444 1,285 28,026 42,371 21,080 16,301 11,725 17,003 9,841 7,162 366 21,291 7,645 6,779 866 34,215 19,412 35,001 17,105 17,896 14,803 23,997 13,964 10,033 367 10,246 8,995 1,251 32,183, 17,386 14,797 22,582 29,928 14,798 15,130 3,530 3,IR5 12,013 10,569 368 345 21,411 11,501 9,910 15,294 8,596 6,698 369 121,190 60,682 60,508 24,502 20,676 3,826 78,814 54,75. 24,060 42,493 32,887 9,606 370 55,609 28,042 27,567 12,853 10,717 2,136 37,299 27,170 10,129 18,666 9,360 9,306 1,257 1,169 19,910 16,027 3,883 371 46,915 88 10,180 6,669 3,511 6,658 4,354 2,3Q4 23,280 23,635 10,392 8,790 1,602 31,335 372 20,915 10,420 15,925 12,50G 3,419 373 192 PRIMARY Workers II ill IV v In Mining" Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, SI. State/District/:;'ubdivi.ion/Taluk/ As Agricultural Hunting and Plantations, In Manufacturing otlier No. Police Station/Town labourer Orchards and Allied activities At Household Industry than Household IndustrY r-__"______' P M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 3S 334 Kendrapara Subdivision T 21,490 18,976 2,514 1,420 1,200 220 16,093 8,047 8,046 1,409 1,335 74 R 21,400 18,888 2,512 1,358 1,162 196 15,692 7,715 7,977 895 884 II U 90 88 2 62 38 24 401 332 69 514 451 63 335 Kendrapara pg T 7,072 5,747 1,325 240 216 24 4,468 2,174 2,294 739 676 63 R 6,982 5,659 1,323 178 178 4,067 1,842 2,225 225 225 U 90 88 2 62 38 24 401 332 69 514 451 63 Kendrapara (M) U 90 88 2 62 38 24 401 332 69 514 451 63 336 Patamundai P3 R 3,474 3,241 233 290 212 78 2,851 1,641. 1,210 344 344 337 Patkur. P3 R 5,092 4,441 651 178 151' 27 4,447 2,[99 2248 123' 112 ii 338 Mahakalpara P3 R 770 , 713 57 136 104 32 759 366 : '393 31 31 339 Aul P3 R 3,354 3,139 215 538 479 59 3,084 1,427 1,657 164 164 340 Rajnagar P3 R 1,728 1,695 33 38 38 484 240 244 8 8 341 Athgarh Subdivision T 10,184 8,901 1,177 1,399 832 567 9,458 6,15J 3,305 293 291 2 R 9,982 8,796 1,186 1,361 801 560 9,282 6,031 3,251 180 180 U 202 111 91 38 31 7 176 122 .54 113 111 2 342 Athgarh PS T 2,002 1,679 323 134 49 85 959 698 261 190 188 2 R 1,800 1,568 232 96 18 78 783 576 207 77 77 U 202 III 91 38 31 7 176 122 54 113 III 2 Athgarh U 202 111 91 38 31 7 176 122 54 113 111 2 343 Gurudijhatia P3 R 2,593 1,951 642 101 93 482 385 97 34 34 344 TigiriaPS R 1,669 1,566 103 121 121 1,697 1,219 478 31 31 345 Baramba PS R 2,726 2,597 129 892 443 449 3,552 2,270 1,282 16 16 346 KanpurPS R 597 565 32 34 34 1,509 954 555 15 15 347 N .rsingpur PS R 597 549 48 117 92 25 1,259 627 632 7 7 348 Mayurbhanj District T 162,358 75,092 87,266 15,820 11,402 4,418 38,454 20,377 18,077 1,092 1,036 S6 R 161,953 74,891 87,062 15,785 11,371 4,414 37,675 19,857 17,818 330 292 38 U 405 201 204 3S 31 4 779 520 259 762 744 18 349 Sadar Subdivjsion T 84,240 39)57 45,1)83 4,453 3,353 1,090 20,241 8,513 11,72& 794 745 49 R 84,058 39,049 45,009 4,432 3,346 1,086 19,611 8,135 11,476 140 107 33 l.J 182 J08 74 21 17 4 630 378 252 654 638 16 350 BJrip.da PS T 6,735 2,879 3,856 609 416 193 J.306 S07 499 660 644 16 R 6,553 2,771 3,782 588 399 189 676 429 247 6 6 U 182 108 74 21 17 4 630 378 252 6.i4 618 16 B.ripad. (M) U 182 lOS 74 21 17 4 630 378 252 654 638 16 551 Radasahi pS R 14,749 7,334 7,415 719 572 147 1,723 947 776 32 32 352 Baisinga PS R 12,699 (',152 6,547 70 57 13 1,211 477 734 I 1 353 Betnot; P5 R 4',735 J,9?9 2,736 190 159 31 2,454 1.009 1,445 45 45 354 'VIuruda PS R 9,302 4.471 4,831 668 492 171i 5.088 1.869 3,219 11 11 35S Suli.pad.1'5 R 2,740 1,270 1,470 776 501 275 4,507 1,214 3,293 2 2 356 Kuliana1'S R 10,201 ~,799 5,402 610 468 142 1,295 758 . 537 17 17 357 Ba ngri posi PS R 21,079 10,253 12.S26 811 698 113 2.657 1,432 1,225 26 26 358 Bamangltaty Subdivision T jI),356 11.426 18,930 10,214 7,309 2,905 7,263 4,450 2,813 235 232 3 R 30,133 /1,333 18,800 10,200 7,295 2,905 7,114 4,308 2,806 127 126 1 U 223 93 130 14 14 149 142 7 !O8 106 2 359 Rairangpur 1'5 T 6,628 2, 1~7 4,441 1,572 1,396 176 1,910 1,061 849 108 10:' 2 R 6,405 2,094 4,311 1,558 1,382 176 1,761 919 842 U 223 93 130 14 14 149 142 7 lOS 106 2 Rairangpur (NAC) U 223 93 130 14 14 149 142 7 108 106 2 360 Badampahar P5 R 4,103 1,915 2,188 3,591 2.477 1,114 706 474 232 62 61 361 Bisoi 1'S R 9,216 3,044 6,172 924 715 209 881 543 338 7 7 362 Gorumahhani PS R 2,025 82g 1,196 3,817 2,451 1,366 791 522 269 37 37 363 Bahalda 1'S R 3,071 1,262 1,809 189 189 995 710 285 18 18 364 Tidng PS R 5,313 2,189 3,124 121 81 40 1,980 1,140 840 3 3 365 Panchpir Subdivision 22,448- 10,351 12,()g7 1,063 640 423 5,285 3,597 1,688 41 41 366 Karanjia PS R 4,989 2,578 2,411 249 112 137 I,Q47 1,313 634 40 40 367 J..t.shipur PS It S,7RS 2,292 3,496 S59 314 245 1,246 909 337 368 Raruan 1'5 R. 6,953 3,548 3,405 229 214 15 1,086 715 371 369 Thakurmunda PS R 4,718 1,933 2,785 26 26 1,006 660 346 370 Kaptipada Subdivision R '5,314 14,[58 !I,f56 90 90 5,665 3,8F 1,848 22 18 4 371 Udala 1'S R 12,67.\ 7,730 4,943 64 64 2,218 1,465 753 18 18 372 Sarat PS R 1,648 909 739 6 6 917 743 174 373 Khun!. PS R 10,993 5,519 5,474 20 20 2,530 1,609 921 4 193 CENSUS ABSTRACT Workers-concld. VI VII VIII IX x SI. In Trade and In Transport, Storage No. I n Construction Commerce and Communicalions I n Other Service~ Non-worker8 __..A.._ r r _..A...~_.-. r -; ---, ~-- --.., P M F P M F p M F ,M P P M f 36 31 38 39 40 41 4Z 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 755 755 3,901 3,064 897 I,U0O 997 3 24,783 21,339 3,444 450,996 140,530 310,466 334 654 654 3,339 2,461 878 788 788 21,8U8 19,468 3,340 439,483 136,479 303,004 lUI lUI 621 603 19 '12 209 j 1,975 1,871 104 n,513 4,051 7,462 197 197 1,539 1.224 315 361 358 7,501 6,503 998 104,947 32,550 72,397 335 96 96 917 621 296 149 149 5,526 4,632 894 93,434 28,499 64,935 101 101 622 603 19 212 209 1,975 1,871 104 11,513 4,051 7,462 101 101 622 603 19 212 209 1,975 1,871 104 11,513 4,051 7,462 372 372 870 698 172 259 259 5.419 4,703 716 90,516 27,810 62,706 336 85 85 479 408 71 72 72 4,794 3,962 832 101,567 31,952 69,615 337 16 16 136 18 58 25 25 1,438 1,136 3()2 31.426 9,709 21,717 338 81 81 728 551 171 258 258 4,589 4,W4 415 8&,558 27,339 59,219 339 4 4 209 105 104 25 25 042 861 181 35,982 11,170 24,812 340 816 81.5 I 3,746 1,033 1,713 1,176 1,276 13,695 1 J ,412 2,283 160,648 49,785 1I0,863 341 157 156 I 3,.515 1,828 1,687 1,231 1,231 12,720 10,584 2,136 155,662 48,004 107,658 59 59 231 205 26 45 45 975 828 147 4,986 1,781 3,205 699 699 671 597 74 195 195 4,709 3,895 ~14 28,768 9,Q48 19,120 342 640 640 440 392 48 150 150 3,734 3,067 667 23,782 7,267 16,515 59 59 231 205 26 45 45 975 82M 141 4,986 1,781 3,205 59 59 231 205 26 45 45 975 828 147 4,986 1,781 3,205 26 26 440 140 300 221 221 1,473 1,189 284 17,940 5,371 12,569 343 15 15 1,086 511 569 26 26 1,124 1,(l29 95 23,631 7,228 16,403 344 35 34 830 395 435 63 63 2,690 2,239 451 45,871 13,670 32,201 345 13 13 479 217 262 349 349 1,233 1,(l86 147 20,902 6,621 14,281 346 28 28 240 167 73 422 422 2,466 1,974 492 23,536 7,847 15,689 347 658 603 55 4,186 3,649 537 1,649 1,632 17 40,900 27,813 13,087 580,325 242,665 337,660 348 470 416 54 3,166 2,655 511 1,310 1,294 16 36,081 23,794 12,281 561,365 234,832 326,533 188 187 1 1,020 994 26 339 338 I 4,819 4,019 800 18,960 7,833 11,127 311 307 4 2.194 1,878 316 918 912 6 21,S12 14,724 6,788 247,987 105,1 39 142,848 349 156 153 3 1,481 1,189 292 653 648 5 17,922 1l,661 6,260 234,176 99,318 134,858 155 154 1 713 689 24 265 264 1 3,590 3,062 528 13,8Il 5,821 7,990 184 182 2 976 880 96 404 402 2 7,326 5,514 1,812 33,059 14,608 18,451 350 29 28 263 191 n 139 138 I 3,736 2,452 1,284 19,248 8,181 ]0,461 155 154 I 713 689 24 265 264 1 3,590 3,062 528 13,811 5,821 1,990 155 154 I 713 689 24 265 264 I 3,590 3,062 528 13,811 5,821 7,990 4 3. 178 148 30 16 16 3,185 1,923 1,262 36,960 14,858 22,102 351 10 10 88 77 II 36 36 1,064 762 302 32,010 12,536 19,474 352 20 20 218 195 23 186 183 1,606 1,038 568 17,846 8,049 9,797 353 17 17 201 159 48 86 86 2,182 1,620 562 35,009 14,859 20,150 354 9 8 133 112 21 51 51 1,522 961 561 22,529 10,089 12,440 355 18 18 139 96 43 55 55 2,289 1,251 1,038 24,845 10,611 14,234 356 49 49 255 211 44 84 83 'j 2,338 1;655 683 45,729 19,529 26,200 357 14t. 127 21 1,088 983 105 .<44 .533 1I 7,316 4,892 ],434 126,271 .56,176 70,095 358 JlS 94 21 781 678 103 470 459 11 6,097 3,93.5 2,162 i21,122 54.164 66,9.58 33 33 307 30.5 2 74 74 1,229 9.57 272 5,149 2,012 3,137 69 49 20 411 381 30 III 109 2 2,778 1,997 781 29,1l5 12,823 16,292 359 36 16 20 104 76 28 37 35 2 1,549 1,040 509 23,966 10,811 13,155 33 33 307 305 2 74 14 1,229 957 272 5,149 2,012 3,137 33 33 307 305 2 74 74 1,229 957 272 5,149 2,012 3,137 15 15 103 90 13 liB 118 922 591 331 IB,922 8,100 10,822 360 9 9 74 63 11 49 45 4 726 466 260 18,836 8,889 9,941 361 23 23 131 113 18 101 101 697 445 252 12,329 5,058 1,271 362 14 13 'j 175 167 8 38 34 4 1,398 861 537 25,002 11,176 13,826 363 18 18 194 169 25 121 126 I 805 532 273 22,061 10,130 11,937 364 177 162 15 616 538 78 141 141 7,188 4,716 2,472 105,209 45,133 60,076 365 122 110 12 403 316 27 93 93 3,180 1,838 1,342 28,457 11,860 16,591' 366 11 11 87 7S 12 20 20 2,507 1,827 680 30,003 12,740 17,263 367 33 32 I 89 56 33 16 16 1,194 791 403 28,986 12,622 16,364 368 II 9 2 37 31 F 12 12 307 260 47 17,763 7,911 9,852 369 22 7 15 288 250 38 46 46 4,874 3,481 1,393 100,858 36,217 64,641 370 14 2 12 167 141 20 13 13 2.222 1,704 518 50,400 17,163 32,637 371 a 3 3 3 945 651 294 12,463 4,175 7,688 372 8 ,5 'j !l8 100 i8 30 30 1,707 1,126 581 37,995 13,67Q 24,316 373 194 PRIMARY Total number of persons enumerated O..:cupted residential (including inmates of institutions houses and houseles3 persons) Scheduled Castes ,- _ _...A-_ --.. f-- ---'-- ~_., 31. l1tate/District/Subdivision/Taluk Area in Number of Number of P M F P M F No. Police Station/Town Sq. miles houses households 2 4 6 9 10 11 374 Ba!asore Dhtrict T 2.507'00 264,638 272,952 1,415,923 717,340 698,583 266,754 134.019 132,73, R 2.460·60 247,885 255,482 1,324,018 667,556 656,462 261,162 130,452 130,710 U 46'40 16,753 17,470 91.905 49,784 42,121 5,592 3,567 2,025 375 SadarSubdivisioll T 1,168'00 137,810 142,039 742,095 .179,936 362,159 /39,179 70.581 68,598 R 1,139'70 127,837 131,680 684,881 348,959 335,922 136,397 68,725 67,672 U 28'30 9,973 10,359 57,214 30,977 ?6,237 2,782 1,856 926 376 Balosor. PS T 75·00 15,516 15,677 86,374- 4\308 41,066 12,541 6,563 5,978 R 68·20 9,690 9,834 52,443 26,955 25,488 11,323 5,819 5,504 U 6·80 5,826 5,843 33,931 18,353 15,578 1.218 744 474 Ba:asore (M) U 6·80 5,826 5,843 33.931 18,353 15,578 1,218 744 474 377 Simulia PS R 147'00 II,098 11,313 54,35& 27,319 27,037 12,103 5,657 6.446 378 Rhaira PS R 96·00 10,507 10,723 54425 27,284 27,141 10,899 5,443 5,456 379 Soro PS T 159'00 22,623 23,398 116,496 58,998 57,498 26,045 13.349 12,696 R '46'60 ~O.071 20,621 103,415 52.151 51,264 25151 12,6Q5 12,456 U 12·40 2,552 2,777 13,081 6.847 6.234 894 654 240 Sora U 12·40 2,552 2,777 13,081 6,847 6,234 894 654 240 380 Sher~ada PS R 102·00 7.022 7.225 39,341 20,247 19,094 12,679 6,467 6.212 381 Remuna PS R 50'00 6,952 7,028 33,980 17,349 16,631 7.595 3,831 3.7M 382 Basta PS R 115·00 11,692 12,209 1>4,933 33,217 31,716 12,3.20 6,027 6,2~3 383 Jaleswar PS T 73'00 8,982 9,432 47.237 24,014 23,223 7,824 4,084 1,740 R 63-90 7,387 7,693 37.035 18.237 18,798 7,154 3,626 3.52& U 9'10 1,595 1,739 10,202 5,777 4,425 670 458 212 laleswar U 9'10 1,595 1·739 10,202 5,777 4,425 670 458 212 384 Bhosra; PS R 113'00 20,338 20,886 104,660' 53,64<1 51,020 15,426 8,051 7,375 385 Baliap.! PS R 94·00 9,081 9,560 55,196 28,125 27,071 8,225 4,280 3,945 386 Singla PS R 70·00 7,860 8,189 47,493 25,665 21,828 9,613 4,897 4,716 387 Raibania PS R 74'00 6,139 6,399 37,604 18,770 ll,834 3,909 1,932 1,977 388 Bfladrak Subdivision T 1,076'00 108,114 111,550 576,842 288,411 288,431 114,185 56,703 57,482 R 1,057'90 101,334 104,439 542,151 269,604 272,547 111,375 54,992 56,383 U 18'10 6,780 7,lll 34,691 18,807 15,884 2,810 1,711 1,099 389 Bhadrak PS T 212'00 22,572 23,133 120,940 60,623 60,317 18,894 9,605 9,289 R 202'20 17,789 18,027 95,655 47,265 48,390 17,215 8,586 8,629 U 9'80 4,783 5,106 25,285 13,358 11,927 1,679 1,019 660 BhaQrak (NAC) U 9'80 4,783 5,106 25,285 13,358 11,927 1,679 1,019 660 390 Bonth PS R 80'00 8,391 8,544 44,824 22,342 22,482 12,588 5,895 6,693 391 Bhandaripokhari PS R 75'00 9,485 9,591 44,798 22,439 22,359 9,860 4,9113 4,877 392 Dhamnagar PS R 161'10 18,161 18,584 95,410 46,208 49,210 17,175 8,345 8,830 393 Tihiri PS R 146'00 15,855 16,400 82,892 40,746 42,146 21,158 10,408 10,750 394 Chandbali PS T 86'90 8,210 8,666 43,644 23,123 20,521 8,816 4,560 4,256 R 78'60 6,2\3 6,661 34,238 17,674 16,564 7,685 3,&68 3,817 U 8'30 1,997 2,005 9.406 5,449 3.957 1,131 692 439 Chandbali ...... U 8'30 1,997 2,005 9,406 5,449 3,957 1,131 692 439 395 Bans.da PS R 123'00 3,593 9,204 49,347 26,018 23,329 8,150 4,251 3,899 396 Basudcbpur PS R 192·00 16,847 17,428 94,987 46,920 48,067 17,544 8,656 8,888 397 Nilgiri Subdivision R 263'00 18,714 19,363 96,986 48,993 47,993 13,390 6,735 6,655 398 Nilgiri PS R 200'00 14,665 15,204 73,989 37,342 36,647 1l,427 5,793 5,634 399 Berhampur PS R 63'00 4,049 4,159 22,997 11,651 11 ,346 1,963 942 1,021 195 CENSUS ABSTRACT - -- --_------~------Worker. Total Workers I SI. Scheduled Tribes Literate and educated persons I-IX As Cultivator No. __,..-., ,---__-_ ,.A- __.A.... ___ _...... " r----_-'- _ r-- _-'--_ ---, P M F P M F P M F P M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 --- -_------~ .. --.. --_ -_. 96,007 47,530 48,477 417,527 328,489 89,038 453,500 410,366 43,134 294,267 283,556 10,711 374 91,923 45,149 46,774 381 ,585 302.489 79,096 423,778 383,400 40,378 288.770 278,149 to,621 4.084 2,381 1,703 35.942 26,000 9,942 29.722 26,966 f. 756 5,497 5,407 90 51,712 25,650 26,062 210,893 167,054 43,839 240,703 218,Jl6 22,587 150,077 145,124 4,953 375 48,883 23,894 24,989 187,924 150,896 37,018 122,048 201,382 20.666 146,657 141,778 4,879 2,829 1,756 1,073 22,969 16,158 6,81I 18.655 16,734 1,921 3,420 3,346 74 7,090 3,797 3,293 28,915 21,182 7,733 28,389 25,442 2,947 9,576 9,084 492 376 5,751 2,786 2,965 13,681 .40,735 2,946 17,430 YS.674 1,756 9,080 8,619 461 1.339 1,011 328 D,234 10,447 4,787 10,959 51,768 1,191 496 465 31 1,339 1,011 328 15,234 10,447 4,787 10,959 9,768 1,191 496 465 31 890 434 456 14,139 11,411 2,728 17,630 16,356 1,274 13,832 13,342 490 377 2,962 1,423 1,539 15,852 13,193 2.659 18,226 16.327 1.899' 13,855 13,194 661 378 3,585 1,782 1,803 31,049 25,164 5,885 37,256 34,317 2,939 24,631 24,102 529 379 3,300 1,630 1,670 26,839 22,047 4,792 32,940 30,335 2,605 22,728 22,233 495 285 152 133 4,210 3,117 1,093 4,316 3,982 334 1,903 1,869 34 285 152 133 4,210 3,117 1,093 4,316 3,982 334 1,903 1,869 34 2,641 1,429 1.212 10,636 8.415 2,221 12,452 Jl ,452 1,000 7,600 7.339 261 380 5,111 2,596 2,515 8,766 6,949 1,817 11,280- 9,945 1,335 6,147 5,956 191 381 8,205 3,981 4,224 17,011 13,844 3,167 21,958. 19,293 2,665 12,186 1l,847 339 382 4.733 2.346 2,387 13,866 10,059 3,807 13,597, 12,290 1,307 6,759 6,654 105 383 3,528 1,753 1,775 10,341 7,465 2,876 10,217 9,306 91l 5,738 5,642 96 1,205 593 612 3,525 2,594 931 3,380 2,984 396 1,021 1,012 9 1,205 593 612 3,525 2,594 931 3,380 2,984 396 1,021 1,012 9 1.545 976 747 34,874 27,138 7,736 31,895 30,753 1,142 23,561 23,244 317 384 1,849 900 949 14,836 12,181 2,655 17,351 16,117 1,234 12,077 11,716 361 385 2,339 1.141 1,198 13,818 11.700 2,118 15,794 15,028 766 12,121 11,943 178 386 10,762 5,023 5,739 7,131 5,818 1,313 14,B75 10,796 4,079 7,732 6.703 1,029 387 6,331 3,194 3,137 185,378 144,151 41,216 178,077 164,111 ]3,966 124,096 119,753 4,343 388 5,076 2,569 2,507 172,405 134,310 38,095 167,010 153,879 13,131 122.019 117,692 4,327 1,255 625 630 12,973 9,842 3,131 1),067 10,232 835 2,077 2,061 16 3,885 1,996 1,889 40,288 30,456 9,832 36,693 33,851 2,842 19.722 19;092 630 389 2,971 1,537 1,434 30,724 23,481 7,243 29.755 27,386 2,369 18.945 18.324 621 914 459 455 9,564 6,975 2,589 6,~38 6,465 473 777 768 9 914 459 455 9.564 6,975 2,589 6,,38 6,465 473 777 768 9 781 376 405 13,806 10,693 3.113 14.395. 13.107 1,288 11,007 10.381 626 390 759 363 396 14.726 11,003 3,723 13.~1 13.291 640 10A71l 10.348 130 391 182 99 83 32,329 24,410 7,919 27,573 25,381 2,192 17.916 17.433 483 392 252 127 125 27,089 20,871 6,21~ 25.570 22,783 .2,787 18.918 17.682 1,236 393 360 174 186 15,186 11 ,989 3,197 15,705 14,526 1,179 10.531 10,27~ 253 ,94 19 8 11 11,777 9,122 2,655 11,576 10,759 817 9,231 8,985 246 341 166 175 3,409 2.867 542 4,129 3,767 362 11.100 1.293 7 341 166 175 3,409 2,867 542 4,129 3,767 362 '1.00 1,293 7 49 25 24 14.100 11,956 2,144 16.233 15,549 684 13.213 12.882 331 395 .3 34 29 27,854 22,774 5,080 27,977 25,623 2,354 22,311 21,657 654 396 37,964 18,686 19,278 21,256 17,283 3,973 34,720 28,139 6,581 20,094. 18,679 1,415 397 23,645 11,588 12,057 16,859 13,585 3,274 25.323 21,290 4,033 14,418 13.865 553 398 14.319 7,098 7,221 4.397 3,698 699 9,397 6,849 2,548 5,676 4,814 862 399 - -- =- ---~ 196 PRIMARY --- -- Workers n III IV V In Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, SI. State/District/Subdivision/Talukl As Agricultural Hunting and Plantations, In Manufacturing other No. Police Station/Town labourer Orchards and Allied activities At Household Industry than Household Industry ,-_~_A ____-, _A___ -, r-- ,....---'- ., ,....-- _,._ --, P M F P M F P M F P M F 2 24 25 26 27 2& 29 30 31 32 33 34 3S ------374 Balasore District T 66,693 56,057 10,636 4,547 3,949 598 18,840 9.316 9,524 4,765 3.982 783 R 64,838 54,389 10,449 4,225 3,663 562 17,442 8,219 9,223 1,784 1,288 496 U 1,855 1,668 187 322 286 36 1,398 1,097 301 2,981 2,694 287 375 Sadar SubdNision T 4U,37() 33,997 6,373 2,830 2,562 268 9,333 4,868 4,465 3,320 .',655 665 R 39,O9(} 32,863 6,227 2,650 2,401 249 8,455 4,148 4.307 1,196 73c 458 U 1,280 1,134 146 180 161 19 878 720 158 2,/24 1,9/7 207 376 Balasore PS T 5,303 4,581 722 290 254 36 935 611 324 1,426 1,364 62 R 5,060 4,406 654 154 129 25 542 266 276 50 42 8 U 243 175 68 136 125 11 393 345 48 1,376 1,322 54 Balasore (M) U 243 175 68 136 125 11 393 345 48 1,376 1,322 54 377 Simulia PS R 1,838 1,697 141 64 24 40 586 252 334 270 230 40 378 Khaira PS R 2,734 2,114 620 7 7 588 188 400 25 25 379 Sora PS T 5,998 5,543 455 590 527 63 1,756 762 994 577 512 65 R 5,493 5,050 443 578 SIS 63 1,455 557 898 115 77 38 U 505 493 .12 12 12 301 205 96 462 435 27 Soro U 505 493 12 12 12 301 205 96 462 435 27 3&0 Shergaua PS R 2,555 2,308 247 250 181 69 372 159 213 54 54 381 Remuna PS R 1,941 1,568 373 43 43 541 435 106 3 3 382 Basta PS R 4,297 3,607 690 ~O 72 8 1,011 508 503 434 152 28i 383 Jaleswar PS T 3,235 2,806 429 lOS 100 8 456 358 98 475 264 211 R 2,703 2,340 363 76 76 272 188 84 189 104- 85 U 532 466 66 32 24 8 184 170 14 286 J60 126 laleswar U 532 466 66 32 24 8 184 170 14 286 160 126 384 Bhograi PS R 2,671 2,565 106 1,228 1,205 23 1,047 606 441 20 20 385 Baliapal PS R 2.228 2,166 62 99 99 721 329 392 12 9 J 386 Singla PS R 2,260 2,102 15& 35 34 i 464 156 308 17 15 ,2 387 Raibania PS R 5,310 2,940 2,370 36 16 20 856 504 352 7 7 388 Bhadralc Subdivision T 17,V41 16,797 1,144 1,688 1,358 330 7,823 3,496 4,327 1,372 1,292 80 R 17,36f 16,263 1,103 1,546 1,233 313 7,303 3,119 4,184 515 515 U 57: 534 41 142 125 17 520 377 143 857 777 80 389 Bhadrak PS l' 3,357 3,142 215 196 141 55 1,421 790 631 975 908 67 R 3,022 2,839 183 91 49 42 1,167 602 565 200 200 U 335 303 32 105 92 13 254 188 66 775 708 67 Bhadrak (:- 397 Nilgiri Subdivision R 8,3~.2 5,263 3,119 29 29 1,684 952 732 73 35 38 398 Nilgiri PS R 5,41)0 3,805 1,685 7 7 1,315 731 584 68 30 38 399 Berhampur PS R 2,892 1,458 1,434 22 22 369 221 148 5 5 197 CENSUS ABSTRACT _o_oo __ ------Workers-coneld. ---- VI VII VIII IX X In Trade and In Tl".msport, Storage 81. In Other Services No. In Construction Commerce and Communications r-___Non-workers.A._ r-----'------..-, ,--__".____, ~ r-- ..., p M F P M F P M F P M F P M F 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 '50 ---' 867 840 27 8,938 7,697 1,241 3,W 3,669 64 50,850 41,300 9,550 962,423 655,449 374 326 310 16 5,831 4,734 1,097 2,400 2,342 58 38,162 30,306 7,856 900,24U i~:m 616,0&4 541 530 11 3,107 2,963 144 1,333 1,327 6 12,688 10,J94 1,6'4 62,183 22,818 39,365 484 473 11 '5,153 4,669 584 1,867 1,860 7 17,/69 21,908 0.151 501,392 161,820 339,572 375 154 154 3,490 1,996 494 1,042 1,038 4 19,314 15,266 4,048 462,833 147,577 315,256 330 319 11 1,763 1,673 90 825 822 3 7,855 6,642 1,213 38,559 14,243 24,316 297 295 2 1,556 1,426 130 651 651 8,355 7,176 1,179 57,985 19,866 38,119 376 43 43 - 395 317 78 115 115 1,991 1,737 254 35,013 11,281 23,732 254 252 2 1,161 1,109 52 536 536 6,364 5,439 925 22,972 8,585 14,387 254 252 2 1,161 1,109 52 536 536 6,364 5,439 925 22,972 8,585 14,387 ;J4 34 116 96 20 69 69 821 612 209 36,726 10,963 25,763 377 4 196 151 45 37 3S 2 780 609 171 36,199 10;957 25,242 378 7;: 61 9 617 613 64 275 271 4 2,682 1,926 756 79,240 24,681 54,559 379 13 13 278 247 31 119 118 1 2,161 1,525 636 70,475 21,816 48.659 57 48 9 399 366 33 156 153 3 521 401 120 8,765 2,865 5,900 57 48 9 399 366 33 156 153 3 521 401 120 8,765 2,865 5,900 18 18 228 217 11 140 140 1,235 1.036 199 26,889 8,795 18,094 380 3 3 165 161 4 58 58 2,379 1,718 661 22,700 7,404 15,296 :ill 1 8 8 473 430 43 327 327 3,142 2,342 800 42,975 13,924 29,051 382 23 23 248 240 8 206 206 2,081 1.639 448 33,640 11,724 21,916 383 4 4 45 42 3 73 73 1,117 837 280 26,818 8,931 17,887 19 19 203 198 5 133 133 970 802 16& 6,822 2,793 4,029 19 19 203 198 5 133 133 970 802 168 6,822 2,793 4,029 25 25 514 470 44 73 73 2,756 2,545 211 72,765 22,887 49,878 384 930 755 175 1 1 1,283 1,043 240 37,845 12,008 25,837 385 1 1 67 64 3 9 9 820 704 H6 31,699 10,637 21,062 386 1 1 83 46 37 21 21 829 558 271 22,729 7,974 14,755 387 359 349 10 3,617 2,961 636 1,824 1,767 57 19,357 16,338 3,U19 398,765 124,300 274,465 388 148 138 10 2,173 1,671 602 1,316 1,262 54 14,524 lI,986 2.538 375.u1 115,725 259,416 211 211 1,344 1.290 54 508 505 3 4,833 4,352 481 23,624 8,575 15,049 238 238 1.501 1,420 81 1,375 1,322 53 7,908 6,798 1 110 84,247 26,772 57,475 389 53 53 391 351 40 998 945 53 4,888 4,023 865 65,900 19,879 46,021 185 185 1,110 1,069 41 377 377 3,020 2,775 245 18,347 6,893 11,454 185 185 1,110 1,069 41 377 317 3,020 2,175 245 18,347 6,893 11,454 10 10 182 160 22 57 57 890 668 222 30,429 9,235 21,194 390 24 23 1 86 81 5 18 18 1,074 833 241 30,867 9,148 21,719 391 31 31 477 401 76 92 91 3,108 2,541 567 67,837 20,819 47,018 392 19 10 460 382 78 73 73 2,007 1,717 290 57,322 17,963 39.359 393 26 26 363 333 30 137 134 3 2,449 2,177 272 27,939 8,597 19,342 394 129 ,12 17 6 6 'j 636 600 36 22,662 6,915 15,747 26 26 234- 221 13 131 128 1,813 1,577 236 5,217 1,682 3,595 26 26 234 221 13 131 128 3 1,813 1,577 236 5.217 1,682 3,595 6 115 82 33 16 16 635 582 53 33,114 10,469 22,645 395 5 433 102 331 56 56 1,286 1.122 264 6 ,010 21,297 45713 396 24 18 6 6< 67 1 42 42 4,324 3,054 1,27(j 62,J66 2(),.i54 41,412 397 21 I~ 6 47 46 41 41 3,915 2,749 1,166 48,666 16,052 32,614 398 2 2 21 21 1 1 409 305 104 13,600 4,802 8,798 399 ---- , 221 Cen. -50J ANNEXURE III ALL INDIA TABLE A-I-AREA, HOUSES AND POPUI.ATION 200 .... ; .... • 0, '0 .",...... ~ ."" 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"''''''' .., '" '" :Ss ~"...o vS ~e .§ ) ;g '" ANNEXURE IV INSTRUCTIONS FOR CENSUS PERSONNEL TO FILL UP CENSUS SCHEDULES ( 221 CeQ. -52) 207 ANNEXURE IV INSTRUCTIONS FOR CENSUS PERSONNEL TO FILL UP CENSUS SCHEDULES A-FILLING UP ENUMERATION SLIP in these instructitlns' for recording the answers to the various An Enumeration Slip is a small printed form, meant for recordlflg questions. All abbreviations required to te cntel(d "iiliin the information on 25 specified points with regard to one particular geometric designs should re written well within the designs. person. Such person may be a man or a woman, a freshly born infant or a very old person. For every such person living in your 9. Under the Census Act, evelY person is legally tound to allotted area, one slip is to be filled up. In this manner a la~ge furnish you with the information you necci for recording your number of slips will have to be filled up, the number of sllps bemg answers.' You must not ask informatlon on any matters not equal to the number of persons living within your specified area. necessary fOT the pm poses of the CCI,SUS, for example, the amount Such slips will be supplied to you in several pads. Some of of any person's income. Nor must you disclose to any un the pads contain 100 slips each, and some 25 slips eacb. authorised person any information given to you or the results of the enumeration. All Census entries are confidential and cannot Who should be enuruernted be admitted as evidence in any civil proceeding w~alever or 2. Enumerate all persons who are normally residrnt s in the in lillY criminal proceeding other than a prosecution for a. Census household i. e., those who live in the household and also those offence. who have'recently become members of the hOllsehold through Action to be taken after filling up slips marriage or birth or other vital social or domestic ties and are present at the time of yOUr visit. 10. Census Population Record-Before leaving one household for the next make doubly sure that all the persons that are to be 3. Enumerate also alJ'persons who are normal residents in the enumerated in the household have been enumerated. As soon a3 household even if they are absent at the time of your visit, pro you have completed the enumeration of the household filJ up the vided they left the household on or after the 10th February, 1961 Population Record at the back of the Household Schedule for or if they had left earlier than 10th February, 1961, but are likely that household before you proceed to the next household. Strike to return before the sunrise of 1st March, 1961. the total for the number of males and females in the household and eheck it with the number of Enumeration Slips used before 4. Enumerate a visitor, a boarder, or a guest fOULd in thehousc you sign the Population Record. In this connection see hold at the time of your visit, if he had not been enumerated Part C. before and if he will be away from his household between the 11. Enumerator's Abstract-As soon as you have completeo 10th and the 28th February, 1961 and warn him not to permit any other enumerator to enumerate him even if he goes back by a pad, you should fill up the Enumerator's Abstract on the cover of the pad. After you have completed the enumeration of your 1st March, 1961. block and filled up all the Abstracts in the pads, you should total 5. Make repeated enquiries about new~orn babies and very up your figures and prepare 'your Abstract for your entire block young children, for they are liable to be missed because theyneither and hand it over to your Supervisor along with your pads. talk nQr walk and no meals are usually cooked fOl them. Revisional Round 6. Do not enlOmerate pavement dwellers Or others who do not 12. You should revisit every household in your block during form part of the household, when you are enumerating the house the period of final check (lst to 4th March) when you should holds. These along with persons who do not normally reside enumerate every birth that has taken place in the household in houses, i. e., members of wandering tribes, tramps, sadhus, etc., since your visit but before sunrise of 1st _March. You should would be separately enumerated in the night of the 28th cancel the slip for any death that might have taken place since your last visit but before sunrise of 1st March by drawing a bo1d February, 1961. Jine diagonally across the slip and write DEATH along the diagonal &w to fill up slips line. You should enumerate any visitor who may have arrived 7. Each individual has to be enumerated in one slip. Before to stay since your last visit and who says hehasnot been enumen:. commencing enumeration of. an individual make sure to fill the ted anywhere else. But you should not take notice of any birth Location Code in each case. The Location Code in the slips or death or visit occurring after sunrise of 1st March,1961. After will be the same as in the Household Schedule to which the your revisit if you have added any new slip or cance1led any slip individuals relate. already prepared you should make-<;orresponding changes in the Census Population Record at the back of the Household Schedule 8. The questions have been briefly printed in the slips, but and also in the Enumerator's Abstract on the cover of only briefly, and you should study the detailed question forms the pad. and instructions for answering them without which you will be liable to miss some of the range and implications of the questions. Questions and Answers You should ask the questions in the order ill which they are 13. When you come to a particular household for preparing given in the slips and proceed to record tbe answers in their given Enumeration Slip, you should first meet the Head of the house order. You should make use of the abbreviations recommended hold, or in his absence, the senior and responsible meJilbrr of the 208 household and introduce yourself. You should be courteous 19. In the case of places like messes, boarding houses, etc., where and should explain the object of your visit, and show a blank people live together with no ties of relationship, the manager or enm!ration pad saying that you are going to fill up the slips in superintendent or the person who by common consent is regarded respect of everybody, man or woman, rich or poor, living in your as the Head should be recorded as Head of the household. Other block. Also impress on him that whatever information he will members should be recorded as 'Unrelated' in this question. give, will be kept strictly confidential, and no private person or no other Governm~nt department will be allowed to see the slips. Q. 2-Age in completed years last birthday 14. After introdncing yourself and speaking about the object 20. Write age in years completed last birthday. For infants of age, write '0'. You will find many persons who OfYJJT visit, yo.! should proceed to fill up one slip, first in respect below one year (If the Head of the household. Thereafter take other members cannot state their age correctly. You should assist them to state {If the household one by one in the most convenient manner, the correct age. If you are not able to elicit correct age directly, and see that not one person in the household is left out. Please you should stimulate their memory by referring to historical inci make repeated enquiries about infants and small children, for dents or religious events, etc. they are liable to be left out of count. The order in which you Q. 3-Marital Status should count the m~mbers of the household is given below :- For Never married write NM First, (i) Head of the Household Married write M Then (U) Near relatives, such as the wife of the Head of Widowed write W the household, son, son's wife, daughter, daughter's Separated or Divorced write S husband, grand children and others. 21. For a person who has never been married write 'NM'. (iii) Distant relatives, such as uncle, aunt, mother·in For a person married, whether for the first or another time, write law and others. .M'. Write 'M' also for persons who are recognized by custom or society as married and for persons in stable de fac./o union. (iv) D.)m~stic servants and other employees living in the Even if a marriage is disputed in the locality write 'M' if the person household. concerned says he or she is married or in stable de facto union. Lastly, (v) Visitors, boarders, etc., who may not have been cnu For a widowed person whose husband or wife is dead, and who merated elsewhere. has not been married again, write 'W'. For a person who has been divorced in a lawful manner, either by decree of a law court Location Code or by a regular social or religious custom but who has not re married, or a person who has been separated from wife or 15. Write the Location Code of the household in each slip husband and is living apart with no apparent intention of living relating to that particular household. together again, write'S'. For a prostitute return her marital Question No. 1 (a)-Name status as declared by her. 16. Write the name of the person whom you are going to enu_ Q. 4 (a)-Birthplace merate. If a woman's name is not given out, write "So and so's mother, or wife", etc. If a woman does not give out the name of 22. The following abbreviations should be used:- somebody's husband, write, "So and so's husband". For newly t. If born in village or town in which enumerated write PL TIIorn infants who have not yet been given any name write "Baby 2. If born in another village or town of dist.. of so and "So". riet in which enum~ratcd write D Q. I (b)-Relationship to the Head of the household 3. If born in another district in the State of enumeration 17. In the case of the Head of the household write 'Head'. The write name of district. person who should be treated as the 'Head of the Household' has 4. If born in an<>tner State in India write name of district and !been fully explained in para 5 of part B. All relationships in this State if name of district is known, otherwise write question should be recorded in respect of that person. In the name of State. case of relations write the relationship -in full. Do not use words like nephew, niece or uncle, but state whether brother's or sister's S. If born in acou'ltry outsid~ India, e.g., P ... ki· son or daughter (for nephew or niece) or father's or mother's stan or any other country write name of country brother (uncle). 'Son' will include 'adopted son' or 6. Persons born at sea or in air or in railway 'step son' ; similarly for a daughter. In the case of visitors, carriages or on road transport, e.g., buses boarders or employees write 'visitor,' 'boarder; or 'employee' as etc., should be entc~d as such. \he case may be. Q.4 (b)-Whether born in Village or Town 18. Ir on the check or revisional round between the 1st and 4th 23. Use the following abbreviations:- March the Head of the household as recorded previously is [OlffiU to havedieJ, th~ p~rson in household who succeeds him by common 1. If born in a village write R consent as Head should be recorded as Head and the relationships 2. If born in a town which is considered a in all other slips will have to be suitably corrected. The slip of town at the present time even if it was not the dead Head of household will, of course, be cancelled. so considered at the time of birth write u 209 Q. 4(c)-Duration of Residence 30. Scheduled Castes can belong only to the Hindu or Sikh religion. If a person belongs to a Scheduled Caste, there will 24. Use the fol!owing abbreviations:- be either 'H' or'S' in the answer to question 5(b). Scheduled 1. For a person born in another village or Tribes may belong to any religion. town or city in which enumerated write x Q. 6--Literacy and Education 2. For a person born in another village Of town or city of district of enumeration or 31. Use the following abbreviations:- who was not born in the district of enumeration write the number of completed For a person years this person has been in 1. Who can neither read Dor write or can the villa,e/town of enumera~ merely read out cannot write in any tion. language o (Do not take into account 2. Who can both read and "rite ..... rite L period~ 0/ temporary ab$(!nce on leave or holiday or tour or 32. The test for reading is ability to read any simple letter either business.) 1.1 print or in manuscript, i.e., if the person can read one of the 3. lrthe duration of residence is less than examples in the Enumerator's Handboqk with felicity he may be one Yeal' write o taken to have passed the test for reading. The test for writing is 4. If the duration of residence is one year write the actual number of ability towrite a simple letter. Thetcstforlitcracy is satisfied if the completed years of residence. or over person can with understanding both read and write. If the person Q. 5(a)-Nationality can both read and write and has also passed a written examina tion as proof of an educational standard attained, write the highest 25. Use the following abbreviations:- examination passed instead of L. write 1. For Indian nationals Q. 7(a)-Mother-Tongue 2. For other nationals write the nationality in full 33. Write the mother-tongue in full including dialect as returned Q. 5(b)--Religion by the person enumerated. Mother-tongue is la~guage spoken 26. Use the following abbreviations:- in childhood by the person's mother to the person or mainly spoken in the household. If the mother died in infancy write the language For Hindu write H mostly spoken in the person's home in childhood. In the case of Muslim write M infants and deaf mutes give the language usually sopken by the Christian write C mother. . Jain write 34. If the mother-tongue is a non-Indian language, the correct Buddhist write B name of the language (such as English, German, Burmese, etc.) as Sikh write S given by the person should be recorded. If the mother-tongue is For others write the answers actually returned an Indian language, attempt should be made to record the name under one of the 14 languages laid down in the Constitution of Q. 5(c)-Scbeduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes India, a list of which is given below. If the person's mother-tongue 27. If the person does not belong to any Scheduled Caste or h Oriya, the word C'Oriya" should be recorded, as it is one of the 14 Scheduled Tribe, write 'X' in this column. If the person gives recognized languages. If the mother-tongue is given as "Lariha," out that he is a member of a particular Caste which is a Scheduled it will be seen that this is not a recognized • language, but on en Caste, find out the name of the Caste in the list of Scheduled Castes. quiry it will appear that Lariha is a dialect of Oriya. So the name If the name of the Cast~ as given by him tallies wilh or is locally of the language should both be recorded, such as, "Lariha (Oriya)". considered to be equivalent to the name of the Caste, then the name If he gives out a tribal language, such as Kui, the words "Kui of the Caste as it appears in the list should be recorded in this (Tribab" shollid be recorded. If he says that his mother-tongue column and then the letters (S.c.) should be written after the is Marwari, you should see in the list that Marwari is not a principal name of the Caste. language. So you should ask him, or otherwise ascertain under which principal language the Marwari language should be classi 28. Similarly if the person claims to be a member of the Sche fied. If you are satisfied that the Marwari language spoken by duled Tribe, verify the name of the Tribe from the list and then note him is a branch of Hindi, you should write "Marwari (Hindi);'. down the name of the Tribe in this column and write (S.T.)after Otherwise simply write "Marwari". Do not write any language the name of the Tribe. The name of the Caste or Tribe which as Hindustani which is vague, and which is not included in the does not appear in the approved list, or which is not considered recognized list. The I1st contains such names as Hindi, Urdu, locally as equivalent to one of the approved names of the Castes etc., and you should write Hindi or Urdu as the case may be. or Tribes, should not be entered in this column. List of Indian Languages (Under Constitution of Inrlia-Eigbtli .'lte names of Scheduled Castes in general Schedule) Ihhut'. You should ascertain the name of 1. Assamcse 8. NIarathi brned and write it. If a person is negligent 2. Bengali 9.0riya imself merely 'Harijan' tell him that this 3. Gujarati 10. Punjabi scal§ -8 rn the person -any benefits under the Con 4. Hindi 11. Sanskrit :::l 5. Kanada -12. Tamil himseiR Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes' 6. Kashmiri 13. Telugu (221Cen.- ~ to give out the correct name. 7. Malayalam 14. Urdu 210 Q. 7(b)-Any other Language (s) 40. An aault woman who is engaged in household duties but 35. After recording the ruother-tongue, enquire whether the doing no other productive work to augment the family's resources person knows any otner language (s), Indian or foreign, and write should not be considered as working for purposes of this question. the language(s) returned by him against this question. In case he If, however, in addition to her household work she engages herself does not know any other language put 'X'. in work such as rice pounding for sale or wages, or in domestic services for wages for others or minding cattle or selling firewood 36. The number of languages recorded against this question or making and selling cowdung cakes or grass, etc., or any such should not be more than two. These languages should be other work she should be treated as a worker. than his mother-tongue which he speaks and understands best and 41. Persons like beggars, pensioners, or receivers of agri lOan use with felicity in communicating with others. Such language cultural or non-agricultural royalty, rent or dividend who may be Qr languages will exclude dialects of the same language. earning an income but who are not participating in any prodl!_ctive work should not be treated as working unless they also work in Q. 8 to ll-Working Persons cultivation, industry, trade, profession; business or commerce. 37. These questions apply only to workers. A person who is 42. A public or social service worker who is actively engaged working may be working as a Cultivator, as an Agricultural in public service activity or a political worker who is also actively I:abourer, at a Household Industry or may be doing any other work. engaged in furthering the political acti vity of his party will be rc_ You have to record the answer in questions 8,9,10 and 11 according garded as a worker and entered fully in Q. 11. as the person is working as a Cultivator or as an Agricultural Eabourer or at Household Industry or doing any otherwOTk.Hemay Q. 8-Working as Cultivator t5eengaged in only one of the above four categories or in more than 43. For a person working as Cultivator, write 'C'. For a one. Thus a person can be working both as a Cultivator and an person not working as Cultivator and for a person not working at Agricultural Labo urer in which case he should be entered both in all put 'X'. Q. 8 and Q. 9. Or, he may be working both as Cultivator and at Household Industry in which case he will be entered in Q. 8 and 44. For purposes of the Census, a person is working as Culti Q. 10. Or, he may be working in any possible combination of 8. vator if he or she is engaged either as employer, single worker Or 9, 10 and 11, in which case he will be entered in the appropriate family worker in (a) cultivation of land or supervision or direction places. Or, he may be doing just one kind of work in which case of cultivation of land owned or held from Government and (b) he will be entered in only one of the fOUT Questions 8 to 11. cultivation of land or supervision or direction of cultivation of land h~ld from private p!rsons or institutions for payment in money, 38. Detailed instructions as to how the answers should be re kind or share. oorded in the individual questions are given against those ques: 45. C Iltivation involves ploughing, sowing and harvesting tions below. You should carefully study them befate recording and does not include fruit-growing or keeping orchards or groves the answers. For an undertrial prisoner enumerated in a Jail or wJrking for pl'intations like tea, coffee, rubber, cinchona and he should be recorded for the work or kinds of work he was doing - other medicinal plantations. Persons engaged in fruit growing Or oefore he was apprehended. Similarly, for a person temporarily orchardry or plantations like tea, coffee, rubber, cinchona in a hospital or similar institution, he should be reccrded for the and other medicinal plantations should be entered in Q. 10 or Q. 11 kind of work he was doing before he was admitted inlo hospital as the case may be. or institution. But for a convict in a prison or for long term inmates of penal or charitable or mental institutions, the person's 46. A person who has given out his land to another person previous work should not be recorded, but '1' should be recorded or persons for cllltivation for m:JDey, kind or share of crop and in Q. 12 below. who does not even supervise or direct cultivation of land, will not be treated as working as Cultivator. Similarly, a person working 39. The basis of work will be satisfied in the case of seasonal i, another person's land only as a labourer and has no right or Work like cultivation, livestock, dairying, household industry, etc., lease or contract on land on which he works, nor is responsible if the person has had some regular work of more than one hour 8 for taking decisions as to which crops to sow and when, or taking .ray throughout the greater part of the working season. In the the risks of cultivation and is paid wages in cash, kind or share case of regular employment in any trade, profession, service, such as share of produce (Agricultural Labourer) will not be business or commerce the basis of work will be satisfied if the person treated as Cultivator in this question. was employed during any of the fifteen ~ays preceding the day on Q. 9-Working as Agricultural Labourer which you visited the household. If on the check or revisional round such a person is found to be unemployed no change in the 47. Write AL for a person working as Agricultural Labourcr, 6riginal entry should be made.' A person who is working but was i.e., a person who works in another person's land only as a labourer absent from his work during the fifteen days preceding the day on without exercising any supervision or direction in cultivation, for which enumerated or even exceeding the period of fifteen days due wages in cash, kind or share such as share ofyroduce. Forothers to illness or other causes should be treated as worker. A person put 'X'. The labourer should have no right or lease or contract who has been offered work but has not actually joined should be on land on which he works, nor should he be responsible for treated as non-worker. Work includes not only actual work but taking decisions as to which crops to sow and when, or taking the effective supervision and direction of work. Persons under training risks of cultivation. A sharc of the produce goes to him only as as apprentices with or without stipend or wages will be- regarded wages. He should have been working as Agricultural Labourer as working. in the last or current cultivating season. 211 .Q. tOea) & lO(b)-Household Industry Q. l1-Doing Work other than 8, 9 or 10 48. If a person is working in a HO\lsehold Industry write the nature of work done by him in the Household Industry against 53. If a worker is not working as a Cultivator or as an Agri. .question 10(a) and also the nature of the Household Industry cultural Labourer or at any Household Industry. write the actual against question 10Cb). Otherwise put 'X' in both questions lOCa) work he is doing. If a person is working as a Cultivator or as an and lO(b). A Household Industry is defined as an industry con Agricultural Labourer or at Household Industry and also does ducted by the Head of the household himself and/or mainly some other work whi eh does 110t relate to any of the three questions members of the household at home or within the village in rural 8, 9 or 10, write the other work he does in this question. If he .areas and only at home in urban areas. The industry should not is engaged in more than one work and neither of them relates be run on the scale of a registered factory. Thus the main cd to any of the three categories mentioned above, write here the ,terion for a Household Industry is the participation of one or more work on which he devotes more time. In the case of persons members of a household in rural areas. In the urban areas the not working at all or Who work only as Cultivator or as Agricul industry should be confined to the house. You should carefully tural Labourer or at Household Industry, put 'X'. keep in mind the definition of Household Industry in the rural Q. 11 (a)-Nature of Work area if you are enumerating a rural area and the definition in the urban area if you are enumerating an urban area. 54. Describe fully the nature of the work done by the person himself. Full and precise information as to the nature of work 49. A Household Industry should relate to production, done by the person should be given either in the vernacular or processing, servicing, repairing or making and selling of goods. in English or in vernacular transliteration of English. At previous It does not include professions such as pleader or doctor or barber Censuses much trou~ble has been caused by inadequate answers, or washerman or astrologer. and if you do not succeed in obtaining satisfactory information 50. A person though he may not be working in his own House on the Individual Slips, you will be required to make a further hold Industry may be working as a paid employee in another visit for that purpose. Household Industry. You :!hould, therefore, enquire whether the person who is not working in his own Household Industry is Q. 11 (b)-Nature of Industry, Profession, Trade or Service working in any other Household Industry and if so, write the nature of the work done by hinl against question 10(a) and the 55. In the case of a person Who is working and the nature of nature of the Household Industry against I.O(b). w~ose own work has b:lcl\~corded in Question l1(a), you should wrIte here the nature of I11dustry, profession, trade or service Q. 10 (c)-If Employee In Household Industry in which the p<:rson works. In the case of a person for whom 51. This question will be filled up only for a person who is an 'X' is put in Question l1(a), put an 'X' in this question also. Working as a paid employee in another person's Household Industry. In his or her case write 'EE'. For all others put 'X'. 56. As in the case of Question II(a), you should describe in 52. The following examples will illustrate how questions 10(a) detail the nature of industry; profession, trade or service in which to IO(e) should be filled up for persons working at Household the person works. Vague answers should be avoided. In the Industry:- case of industries, the articles which are produced or serviced or repaired, should b~ given. If more than one artiCle is produced, Q. lO-Working at Household Industry the chiefarticle produced or serviced or repaired ~hould be given. (a) Nature of work (b) Nature of Household (c) If Em- In the case of trade th' p~incipal article of trade should be Industry ployee described. In the case of service or profession, describe the 1- Spinning yarn Spinning yarn in Ambar X nature of the service or profession to which the person's work Charkha. b::longs. The descriplibn should be such that it would be possible 2. Dyeing yarn Handloom weaving X to classify the establishm~nt in which the person is working fot Threshing and cloaning grain Flour making chakki X 3. purposes of industrial classification of the population. The -4. Labourer employed for crushing Oil ghani EE oil. description should be either in the vernacular or in English or S. Tempering and polishing Dlacksmilhy making X in vernacular transliteration of English. The following are implements. agricultural implements. too vague and must not be used by themselves: 6. Labourer employed for making Earthenware pottery BE and tiring kiln. 7' Throwing and turning pottery Earlhenware pottery X S::ientist, te::hnician, civil servant, clerk, engineer, inspector 8. Making wooden doors and Carpentry X checker, foreman, overseer, supervisor, labourer, windows. machinist, assistant, contractor, polisher. 9. Filling gold ornaments with lac Goldsmithy X 10. Labourer working hosiery Hosiery EE machine. 57. In the following cases instructions have been given how to 11. Keeping accounts Hosiery X describe fully the nature of industry, profession, trade or service. 12. Polishing and scraping metal Electroplating X Accordingly question 1I(a) and,l1(b) should be filled up:- 13. Labourer employed for putting Cart.wheelwright EE iron hoop on cart·whee1s. (i) Womcn or children who help With work, such _as rice 14. Repairing of guns Gunsmitby X pounding or doing dom~stic service for wages or minding cattle 15. Deekeeping Production of honey X or selling firewood or making and selling .coWdung cakes, grass, 16. Tending cattle Livestock raising X etc., sh(!_uld be described-fully even -if they work part-timi. In 212 the case of married or grown up women who do any of the work (3) a Single Worker, that is, who is doing his mentioned above in addition -to the usual household duties, such work described in Q. 11(0) without employing work should be fully described and HW written in brackets after others, except casually and without the help of the full description. other m~mb"rs of the family except casually. This will include workers working as members of co- (ii) Domestic services-In the case of any private servant, operatives write .. SW e.g., a cook or domestic servant, write only 'private cook or domestic servant'. In the case of persons employed in hostels, (4) a Family Worker, that is, who is doing his restaurants, boarding houses, institutions, etc" the words hostel, work described in Q. 11(0) in own family without restaurant, etc., should be added. wages or salary in cash or kind write FW 'X' i~ 11 (a) 11 (iii) If a person makes the articles he selts, he should be For a person for whom an put in Os. and (b» entered as maker and seller of them. put an 'X' in this question also. 59. Explanations-(O An Employer is a person who has to' (iv) Labourers-For an unskilled labourer usuaJly employed on one sort of work alone, give also the sort of work done, e.g., employ other persons in order to p;)rform the work cntered in railway porter, market or bazar porter, labourer employed Q. 11 (a). That is to say, such a person is not only responsible on road digging, bricklayer's labourer. If accustomed to work for his own personal work but also for giving work to others on various jobs, write general labourer. in the business mentioned in Q. 11(0). But a person who employs domestic servants for household duties or has subordinates under (v) Shop-keepers, Retail Dealers, Shop Assistants-If wholly himin an office where he is employed by others, is nol an Employer, or mainly engaged in selling, write, 'Deiler' (if principal) or, evem if he has the power to employ another person in his office 'Shop Assistant' or 'Salesman' (if assisting) and state whether the on behalf of his own Employer' or Employers. business i~ wholesale or retail or both. For shop assistants and salesmen in stores with several departments, state the particular (ii) An Employee is a person who usually works under some department in which engaged (e.g., Ship and Railway Parts, Fans other person for salary or wages in cash or kind. There may and Sewing Machines, Grocers and Confectioners). be persons who are employed as managers, superintendents, agents, etc., and in that capacity employ or control other workers (vi) Commerce-Special care should be taken to see that on behalf of their own empl0J:ers. Such persons are only Em the distinction between retail and wholesale business is clear. ployees, as explained above, and should not be regarded as As in industries, the goods handled should be clearly indicated. Employers. (vii) Transport workers-Describe fully the nature of the (iii) A Single Worker for the purpose of Q. l1(c) is a person transport, e.g., air transport, rail transport, transport by motor who works by himself but not as Head of household in a House car or motor cycle, or vehicles drawn by horse, etc. hold Industry. He is not employed by anyone else and in his tum does not employ anybody else not even 'members of his (viii) Machine C)perators-Always state the kind of machine household except casually. This definition of a Single Worker giving its recognized name, if any. wil1 include a person who works in joint partnership with one or several persons hiring no employees, and also a member of a (ix) If the job is known in the trade or industry by a special producers' co-op3rative. Each one of the partners or members name, use that name. Manager, Foreman, etc., should bl;' given of such producers' co-operativcs ~hould be recorded as 'Single the department(branch wherever applicable, e.g., Sales Manager Worker'. or a Manager of Hardware Department, Machine Shop Foreman or Boiler Room Foreman, etc. The following terms are in (iv) A Family Worker is a member who works, without receiving sufficient by themselves: wages in cash or kind, in an industry, business or trade conducted mainly by members of the family and ordinarily does at least one Manufacturer, merchant, agent, broker, dealer, engineer and hour of work everyday during the working season. For the iron works, etc. purpose of the entire Q. )1, such an industry should be on a (x) Services-For a person engaged in the Defence Services scale larger than what has been covered in 'Household Industry' Write 'Service of Central Gov.emment'. In case of other service in Q. 10 whether run at home or away from home in town or write the name of the post in full and also describe the office in village and even away from village in rural area and should ordi which the person is serving. nar.ily be in the naturc of a recognized partnership, joint stock company or registered factory. For the purpose of this definition Q. l1(c)-Class of Worker members of a family may be drawn from beyond the limits of the household by ties of blood or marriage. 58. For a person who is: Q. U(d) -Name of Establishment (1) an Employer, that is, who hires one or more persons in his work described in Q. 11(0) write MR 60. Describe in detail the name of the factory, workshop, business house, company, shop, etc. If a person has no fixed (2) an Employee, that is, who does his work des place of work, _write 'No fixed place of work'. For a person cribed in Q. 11(0) under others for wages or salary for whom aIi ;X' is put in Qs. 11 (0),11 (b) and 11 (c) put an in cash or kind write EE 'X' in this question also. 213 61. The following example will illustrate how Qs. 11 (a) to l1(d) Q. 11 (a) Q. 11 (b) Q. 11 (c) Q.11 (d) should be filled up for persons doing work other than 8, 9 or 10. Nature of Work Nature of rndustry Class of Name of Profession, Trade Worker Establishment Q.ll (a) Q.l1 (b) Q.ll Cc) Q.ll(d) or Service Nature of Work Nature of IndUstry, Class of Name of Profession, Trade Worker Establishment 19. Dealer Wholesale MR Sahu &Co. or Service Stores in 1. Cutting (tees in Logging in EE Forest Depart- grains and forests. forests. ment of cereals. Government. 20. Contractor Supplying gyp MR Rourkela Ferti 2. Gardner in Fruitgrowing EE Master's mango sum to Ferti lizer Factory. mango OI orchard. lizer Factory. chard. 21. Bus driver Motor transport EE Govern men t 3. P aid farm- Cocoanut plan- EE Satyabadi service. Motor Trans labourer. tation. Co-oper a t i v e port Service. Farm. 22. Air pilot Air transport EE Bhubanes war 4. Day-labourer No fixed job SW No fixed' place Flying Club. Orwo;k. 23. Foreman Kiln room in EE Mayu rbh anj 5. Labourer Assisting brick- EE N. Sur & Co. Ceramic' Fac Potteries. layer in house tory. building. 24. Boiler room Thermal Sta- EE Talchcr Thermal Foreman. tion. Power House. 6. Private cook or EE Master's house domestic ser Packing Depart EE Lakshmi Oil vant. 25. Foreman ment in Oil Mills, Khari mill. ar. 7. Cook Hotel EE Phulbani Hindu Hotel. 26. Foreman Saw mill EE Sakti Saw Mills, Keonjhar. 8. Khansama Club EE Sambalpur Club 27. Furnace man Boiler s hop, EE Gajapati Iron 9. Goods porter Railway Station SW Balasore Railway Iron Foundry Works,Parla porter. Station. works. khemundi. 10. Ticket CoHee- Cinema House EE Prabhat Cinema 28. Iron moulder Iron & Steel EE National Foun tor. Foundry. dry and Roll 11. Travelling Tic- Railway De- EE S. E. Railway ing Mills. ketInspeetor. partment. 29. Die caster General Engi EE Orissa Textile 12. Accountant Cement Factory EE Raj gangpur neeringworks Mills, Chow Cement Ltd. dwar. 13. Shop Assis- Retail shol' in FW B. Barjorji & 30. Machinist Lathc Depart BE Kalinga Tubes tant. Stat ion e r y Co. ment in Engi Ltd. Stores. neering works. 14. Salesman Retail shop of FW Abdul Razak & 31. Mac h i n e Electric trans- EE Berh amp u r ready-m d e Sons. a operator. form e r in Electric garments and Electric Sup Supply Co. hosiery. ply Transfor 15. Sales Manager Hardware De EE Utkal mer Station. partment. butors. 32. Brass turner Utensil produc- EE Sahu Bell-metal 16. Supervisor Jewellery FW Epari Gobindam tion. W 0 r k s, Works. & Sons. Bolangir. 17. Sign painter Commercial EE Rupalekha 3:. Cleaner Automobile EE State Transport, Sign painting. Company. Workshop. Koraput. 18. Grocer Retail trade in SW Home 34. Chemist Sugar Factory EE Aska S u_g a r grocery. Factory. (221 Cen,-54) 214 A. Oilier field produce· Q. Il (a) Q. 11 (b) Q.11 (c) G. 11 (d) 1. Production of other crop~ inciud:ng vegetable not covered ~ature of Work 1'\iature of Indu~tc . Class of ~ahle of PJ.Otession, Trade Worker Lstablls"'tment in question 8. or Service 2. Produl:lilln of frUits ami nuts in plantations ami orchard, !lIke Cocoanut, arecanut, etc.) 35. Pla'lt "'ut~i- Plant Protect:l'p. t[ Rhawan i pat nn tionist. R"earch. E){pe~imental 3. Prodection olw()od ,bamboo, cane reeds. thatching grass, etc. [arm. 4. Production (If juice by tapping palms 36. Radiologi'>t Smgical De- Medi~al College, 5. ProductIon ,)f other agricultural produee (including fruits partment of Cuttack. and nuts not covered by serial No.2 and flowers) not covered Hospital above. 37. SecretJry Atlmini,trati v c EE L r. C., Cuttack R. Plaillatioll crops· Departmen t of Life fr 1. PloJuclion uf cofTee in plantation ~urance Cor 2. Production of tubacco in plantation (does not ll1c1mle poration tobacco which I, cultivated in rotation with other cereal crops, 38. Ass:, tan t industry De- BE GoY<;; r n m l' n in whieh case it would go under .:ultivation). Secretary. partment ot'Ori~sa. 3. Production of ganja, cinchona. opium, poppy, saffron. etc. No lixed journal 39. Journalist Writing for SW 4. Production of ()th~r p:antnti0n Grops not covered ab,)Ve newspap e r ~ and penodi Principal ~ork and Secondary work cal~. 63. On the bas:s of work, the entire popu:at;on of the country 40. H 0 n" r a r y Social Welfare SW State S oci a I is divId"d into two classes, namelY.li) WORKERS and til) persons Social worker. Roard Welfare NOT WORKI~G. All the WORKERS will be shown against Board, the four quc.stLOns, namely, S-os. 8, 9, 10 and II, as mentioned Bnubaneswar. in paragraph 37 above. Ali persons NOT WORKI~G will be shown agalilst l[uestion No. 12. Rut before you consider 41. .Political work- Political work SW :Same ('f party question 12. you have to decide and record one more matter cr. relating to the workers. in questions 8, 9. 10 and II. The matter 4:!. M.L.A. Legisl a t I V C SW Orissa Legisla- to be decided is, whh;h of the work in which the person is engaged A,sembiy. tive A~sembly. i~ "Prlllclpal work" and which is his "Secondary work". The following instructions should he carefully followed as the maltel ..t3. Member of Parliament SW Parliament, is very important hr preparing records of economic activity of Parliament. Delhi. the people. Difference between certain categories of work in question 8 and Ii) III case of one work-l f the person is doing only one question 11. category of work either in l[uestion 8 or 9 or 10 or 11, tlo not make any enquiry about his Principal work or Secondary wnrk. (j2. ALthough cultivation in general come, under question 8. (ij) In cme of two works· If the person is engaged in two there are some categones of activitks akin to cultivatlon, whkh different categorIes of work, e.g., working as a Cu!tivator (Q. No.8) should not be entered in qt.cslion S, but shou Id more appropriately and al~1J working as a S~hool teacher (Q. No. 11), then ask him be entereu unuer question 11. The following examples will danfy the Jifference between the two categories: which work takes more of his time. that is to say, whether he devotes more lime in cultivation or in tcaching work. If he (i) QULStrO::-l 8 CultIvation work including ploughing, says that he spends more time in cultivation and less time in '>owing and harvesting of the follo'ning classes of crops ~hould teaching. then cultivation (Q. ~o. 8) IS his Principal work and be en tered in QuestIOn R • teat.;h:ng (Q. No. II) I~ his Seconddry work. In such a case, mark Question No.8 with ~ ring round 8, such a, &l. Th:s ring I I>roduct:('n of cereal,rop, SU~:1 as rice, wheat, jowar, bajra, will show that this is ;1:S PrincIpal work. It is not necessary to maize, rools and tubers ;ike potato, yam, beet. sugarcane, etc. mark Question No. I lin any way to S:lOW that It tS his Secondary work. 2. Prnduction of pJ;"es, such as llrhar, mOlmg, masur, khesari aml other grams. (Iii ~ In case of three works or more If the persun is engaged in three or mure categories of work, then enquire which is the 3. Production of raw jute ar.d kmured fibre crops tirst ,""c'rk, ,econd work, third work, etc, according to length l)f time h(! devotes for each such work. Supposing he says that he 4. Prod J<..iion of raw ~ottun and kindred fibre Cf{1PS Jevoles (j hours a Jay as an agricultural 'abourer, 2 hours a day (il) QULSTlO:-' 11 fhe foLowing categories 0f WOfK sh.mld in the evening in his retail betel shop and one hour a day at home be cJ1tered under question 11 and not question 8 :.- spinning yarn or weaving, then it Will appear that Queslion No.9 215 (working as agricultUlallabourer) is his Principal work, Question 4. For a retired person \\ho is not employed No. 11 (working as a shop-keeper). is his Secondary work, and again, rentier, person living on agricultu Question No. 10 (working at Household Industry) is a less impor ral or non-agricultural royalty, rent or tant work. Then put a ring round 9 such as ~ to indicate that dividend or any other person of inde this is his Principal work and put a tick mark before Question pendent means for securing which he No. 11 such as vII to show that this is his Secondary work, and does not have to work and who does do not put any mark against question 10 whiCh is less important no other work write R work. Similarly if there is a fourth category of work which is less important, no mark shQuld be put against it. 5. For a beggar, vagrant or independent woman wilhout indication of source of Q. 12-Activity, if Not Working income and others of unspecified source of existence write B 64. Write 'X' in this question for a person who is working, that is, for whom you have recorded the work in any of the 6. For a convict in jail (an unqertrial questions 8 to 11 above. If the person is NOT WORKTNG prisoner will be shown as a worker if he according to the four questions 8 to 11, then an'answer should used to work before he was apprehended) be recorded here to show what class of non-working person he is. or an inmate of a penal, mental or charitable institution write I 65. The following activities should be recorded in the case of persons NOT WORKING;- 7. For a person who has not been employed before but is seeking employment for 1. For a full-time student or child attending the fi rst tIme write NE school who does no other work, such as 8. For a person emploY,ed before but now make articles at home for sale, nor even out of employment and seeking employ help part-time in his own family culti ment vation, industry, trade or profession write ST write UN Explallatioll-If a person, who does not work, cannot be 2. For a person engaged in unpaid home readily classified in any of the above categories, put him in cate duties (like housewife or other adult gory 5 and write B in this question. A retired person who female) who does no other work, suc'h has taken up regular work again should not be entered in this as make articles at home for sale or question as he would have been entered for his new work in wages, nor help regularly even part-time questions 8 to II. in family cultivation, industry, trade, or profession write HW 66. A person who is not' working but has been offered work which he has not joined should be included in item 3 and 'D' 3. For any dependent, including an infant should be written. He should not be included in item 7 or 8., or child not attending school, a' person Q.13-Sex permanently disabled from work because of illness or old age write D 67. Write 'M' for Males and 'F' for Females. For eunuchs and hermaphrodites, write 'M'. B-FILLING UP HOUSEHOLD SCHEDULE The definition of household has been given in the Instruction Is this an Institution Manual as follows;- 4. At the right hand corner of the form this question has been "A household is a group of persons who commonly live m~ntioned together with a rectangle below it. If the house under· together and take their meals from a common kitchen, unless enumeration is a hostel, hotel, hospital, boarding house or any the exigencies of work prevent any of them from doing so." penal, charitable or mental institution, write the nature of the institution within the rectangle, viz., (jail, hostel, etc.). 2. Every household in your area has already been given a number during the house-numbering operation. First check up Full name of Head of Household if this hous~ number is written in a prominent place. If the number has f:lded out or disappeared, it must be written again 5. Below the Location Code, there is a column for recording at once. Ther~lfter, one pieee of Household Schedule should the full name of the Head of the household. The Head of the be filled up for each household in the following manner ;- household for Census purposes is a person on whom falls the chief responsibility for the maintenance of the household. Thus the Location Code Head of the household need not necessarily be the eldest male member but may even be a female or a younger member of either 3. The first entry to be made relates to the Location Code. sox. You need not, however, make any elaborate enquiry about Write the Location Code of the household according to the this and should record as Head of household the name of the instructions given earlier. person who is actually acknowledged as sucn. 216 6. Institutions like boarding houses, messes, etc., should also be GovernnDnt or taken from private persons or institutions or if the regarded as Census Households. They are however to be regarded household has given land to private p~rsons for cultivation purposes as hJus~holds of ."ul1f (a) land taken for a fixed amount of money, 11. Items I (i) and I(ii) relate to land actually cultivated by one (h) land 'taken for a fixed amount of produce, or more members of the household. Item 2 relates to the land which is not cultivated by the household but has been given by it (c) land taken for a share of the produce, to private persons for cultivatien for payment in money, kind (d) land for which money is paid partly in one and partly or share. In each of the three cases, the total area of separate in any other form mentioned above, and plots or parcels ~f land in different places should be entered up to (e) land hcld free of consideration. one place of decimal. A number of lines has Deen provided for this purpose 1(i) and I (ii) to account for separate plots or parcels 15. Category 2, namely, land given to private persons of land held or owned or taken under different recognized local for cultivation.for plynnnt in mJney, kind or share will inclUde .rights. If the household cultivates a land \l\Vned or held from the classifications mentioned in category 1 (ii). 217 16. Categories I (i) and 1 (ii) will include only those plots from outside being of secondary importance. Thus, in any -or parcels of land which are cultivated by the household itself, Household Industry, members of the household should be in that is, land which lies within the village, or in adjacent villages, a position to lend a hand in the industry whenever they find tho or within such a distance as enables the household to work on time in the course of their daily chores. Household Industry the land or, actively suporvise the cultivation. They will not cannot, therefore, be on the scale of a registered factory but include land owned or hold in distant places where distance itself can use machinery and employ power like steam engine or is a bar to active cultivation, constant supervision or direction. oil engine or electricity to drive the machinery. ' But category 2 wiIl include land in any part of the countty what (c) Location also is important, for proximity decides parti soever. You should ascertain the extent ofland in each category cipation by members of the household. In a village thi~ participa of local right in acres and record in the column relating to tion is possible if the Household Industry is located at home "Area in acres." You should write the total of separate plots, OJ within the village, because village orga~isation is such as makes or parcels of land under the same right if they are situated in it l'ossible for members of the household to move about freely different places. If it is not possible to ascertain the extent of in the villagtl to look after their work. In urban areas such a land in acres you should, if possible, make a conversion from free mJvem)nt is not pJssible and, therefore, for Household the local measure" into acre. Even if this is not possible write Industry in urban areas we should consider only those industries the area in local measure giving invariably the name of the which are located at home. Where, howerver, part of the work measure adopted: Areas should be filled up to place of on~ is done o:Jtside the house, e.g., preparing and dyeing the yarn oocimal, such as 5'2 acres. for wcaving or Winding into warp and woof or cleaning metal surfaces before electroplating in baths, it should still be considered 17. This sub-part will not apply to households Which do not a Household Industry, even in urban areas, as the main operation possess any land. Thus, it will not apply to households which of weaving or of electroplating is conducted within the house and consist of only agricultural labourers withoul any land. In such only one or two operations are conducted outside. -cases put an 'X' in all the sp;tces provided in the right hand side and put a bold cross on this sub-part. 21. The following activities should also be regarded as illustra tive of Household Industry. Biri-makers who either alone 18. Land under any of the items in sub-part 'A' includes or with help of members of the family roll biris at home, for rent-free land, lands enjoyed in permissive possession or gifts wages at piece rates~ while the contractor supplies the materials. Without encumbrance or consideration, A household which Certain processes like buttoning and h'lndsewing of tailored is a member of a co-opuative farm will record only that amount cloths, dyeing and printing of cloth, are carried out at home by of land in the co-operative farm which had belonged to it before m~mbers of th" household both at residence and at "place of and under "right" enter "co-operative farm". Labour hired Work" or where wommfolk of the household fill in at home by such a co-operative farm should. not be entered Jor this with lac gold ornamJnts prepared at the shop by male members household. of the household. B-Household Industry 22. Ascertain from the head of the household whether there are any Household Industries and write the nature of the 19. Sub-part 'B' relates to Houschlod Industry. This industry(s) in the column provided, if there are any. Then part will be filled up only where there is a Household Industry ascertain for how many months in a year roughly they conducted by the Head of the household himself or by any or are conducted and put down the number of months in the appro all members of the household either at horne or within the village priate column. If the i ndustl'Y is conducted throughout the in rural areas. In case of urban areas, it should be at home year write '12'. If there is no Household Industry of any only and not outside. The industry should not be on the scale sor~ put an 'X' in each of the places in the right hand corner of a registered factory. The participation of the Head of the where the answers will bo written and put a bold cross on this household or members of the household is an essential feature sub-part. of the Household Industry. In a rural area the Household Industry can be located either at horne or within the village. But in an C-Workers at Cultivation or Household Industry urban area the Household Industry or at least the major part of its work ml,lst be located only at horne. A Household Industry 23. Sub-part 'C' relates to workers in Cultivation or House should relate to producti on, processing, servi cing or repairing and hold Industry. includes makers and seller,s of goods. 24. In the case of households which are engaged only in Cultivation, if the Head of the household is working,' write 'I' 20. The test for a Household Industry is mainly threefold- under the column "Head". Then ascertain how many other (a) Household Industry should embrace manufacture, male and fem:lle members of the-family are working, and write processing or servicing and may include sale but should not be the, numbers in the respective columns. Write the total number confined simply to buying and setting. At least a part of the of family workers including the Head, if he is working, in tile goods offered for sale from the household should be manufactured column relating to "Total". Then ascertain whether any hired or processed by, members of the household. workers arc employed and" if so, write the number of such workers in the column allotted for it. The hired workers should have (b) Household Industry should be on the household been in whole-tim) em;Jloymmt during last working season or scale whe.m the workers mainly will be the Head of the household should be in whole-time employment during current working himself and members of the household, the role or hired workers season. (221 Cen.-55) 218 25. Similarly in the case of households engaged in Household and Household Industry, you need not ascertain how many Industry oniy, if the Head of the household is working, write 'I' are engaged in Household Cultivation and Household hldustry in the column relating to the "Head", and also ascertain how separately. many male members and female members of the family are work 27. Even if any of the working members of tbe family or ing, and write the numbers in the respective columns. Write the any hired labourer is absent during the period of the Census total number of family workers including the Head, if he is count, he should be counted for the purposes of the HoU'Sehold working, in the column relating to "Total" and then ascertain Schedule. the number of hired workers, if any, and then write the number of hired workers in the appropriate column. 28. In the case of households engaged in Cultivation only, put 'X' in the columns relating to "Household Industry only", and 26. If a household is engaged both in Cultivation and Hou~e "Both in Household Cultivation and Household Industry". hold Industry ascertain whether the Head is working and write 'I' Similarly, in the case of HousehOlds engaged in Household Industry under the column relating to the "Head" and also ascertain how put 'X' in the columns relating to Household Cultivation only, many male and female meinbers of the family are working both and "Both in Household Cultivation and Household Industry". at Cultivation and the Household Industry and write the numbers If a household is engaged both in Household Cultivation and in the respective columns. Write the total number of family Household Industry put 'X' in the columns relating to "House workors in the column relating to "Total". Ascertain the number hold Cultivation only" and "Household Industry only". If a of hired workers engaged by the family both for Cultivation and household is not engaged in either Household Cultivation or Household Industry and write the number in the appropriate Household Industry or both put 'X' in all the columns and a column. In a Household engaged both in Household Cultivation bold 'X' on this sub·part. C...::..FILLING UP CENSUS POPULATION RECORD The Census Population Record is a small register for noting (vi) Description of work-This column will be filled up in down the names and some particulars of all the persons enumerated respect of a person who has been treated as a worker (that is to in one particular household. say, for whom a certain entry has been made in question 8 or9 or 100r 11). Whatever entry has been made with regard to his work 2. For each household within your Block, one copy of the ~ould be repeated here. This column should not be filled up in Household :-;chedule has to be filled up according to Section respect of a person who is treated as not working (that is to say, for III. On the back side of the Household Schedule form, there whom an entry has been made in question 12). Put 'X' in this is the form of Census Population Record. Immediately after column in respect of a person not working. This is how six entries preparing Enumeration Slips of all the members of a particular should be made with regard to one person. household, you should begin to fill up the Census Population Record at the back of the Household Schedule for that household, 4. If there are 3, 4 or more persons in that household, similar before you proceed to the next household for enumeration work. entries should be made in respect of each such person in the Census Population Record. 3. The Census Population Record is meant for recording six 5. You will find that there arc only 14lines for making entries items of information only, in respect of every individual of the in the Census Population Record. In other words, if a household particular household. contains 14 members, the form will be completely filled up. If it contains lesser number.of members, a few lines will be left These six items are- blank. Put an underline below the last entry in this form to show that this is the end of the reocrd relating to that house (i) Name-The name of the penson enumenated, as you have hold. Supposing there are five members in the household, five recorded against question 1 (a) of the Enumeration Slip, should lines should be filled up and below the 5th entry one bold under be recorded here. line in ink should be put. (ii) Sex-It should be noted down whether the person is a 6. In the lower part of the form there are columns for recording male or a female as recorded by you in question 13 of the Enumeration Slip. the total number of persons-males and females, in that house hold. Strike the total for the males and another for the females and lastly a grand total of all the males and females in that (iii) Relationship to Head-Whatever entry you have made household. After completing the Census Population Record in question 1 (b), should be entered here, to show the relati'atfO. in this manner, you should proceed to the next household for ship of the enumerated person to the Head of the household. enumeration. (iv) Age-Note down the age as recorded in question 2 of the 7. In case there is addition of members to the household Enumeration Slip. bybirtb, marriage, etc., or in case of death of a member of the household after the date of enumeration and before the sunrise (v) Marital status-Similarly record the marital status of the of 1st of March, the Censlls Population Record will have to person enumerated as noted in question 3 of the slip. be amended-according to the instruction given in Part A. 219 I)-FILLING UP THE HOUSE LIST Superior Census Officers must make sure that the Enumerator exceed 9, the earlier digit should be written by Enumerator. Fot correctly knows the Location Code of his area by frequently example, 0 should be to, 1 should be 11,2 should te 12 and so on asking him to mention it. The Enumerator should also satisfy till 20, 21, 22 and further onwards. It should be borne in mind himself by sbaking up his memory in the following manner: that when there is only one' whole village coveting the whol''C Block or when there is more than one village in the Bleck, there Location Code should be one continuous line No. for each of the villages. If 2. If he is an Enumerator for a rural area, his Location Code the village is big and contains two or more Blocks, there should consists of four numbers as follows :- be one continuous line No. for each of the Bleeks. (i) First Code No. relates to District. What is the Code Column 2-Building Number No. of his District? 7. The definition of "Building" has been given in paragraph CU) Second Code No. relates to Police Station. What is 3 of Section 6. This number will be found on the wall of the the Code No. of his Police station? building and it should be entered in this cohJmn. (iii) Third Code No. relates to Village. What is the Code Column 3-BujJding Number witb sub-numbers for each Census bouse No. of his Village? 8. In this column, the building No. should be written and (iv) Fourth Code No. relates to House. Has the House then the sub-number of all the Census houses within that building Number been correctly written on the wall of the house should be wflttcn. which he is now going to wrile in the House List? Column 4-Purpose for which Census house used 3. If he is an Enumerator for a town area, his Location Code consists of four numbers as follows ;- 9. The actual use to which a Census house is put should be written here. In the case of a factory or workshop, 'Factory' (i) First Code No. relates to District. What is the Code should be written for a large factory if registered under the Indian No. of his District? Factories Act and 'Workshop' for a small unregisterrQ v.orkshcp. (ii) Second Code No. relates to Town. What is the Code A workshop is a place where some kind of production, repair OI No. of his Town? servicing goes on or where goods or articles are made and sold. Similarly, a shop is a place where articles are sold for cash or for (iii) Third Code No. relates to Ward. What is the Code credit. Business houses are those where transactions in money No. of his Ward? or other articles are taking place, e. g., bank, etc. But rooms or (iv) Fourth Code No. relates to House. Has the House apartments where professional consultations arc held, such as by Number heen correctly written on the wall of the doctors, hakims, pleaders, etc., should be described as 'profession house, which he is now going to write in the House al consultation rooms' and not workshops. In the case, however, List? of a dispensary, where, in addition to consultation by a doctor, medicines are prepared and sold, the house should be described as Circle Number and Block Number a dispensary. Write also if used for place of worship or congrega tion or if unoccupied, 'vacant'. If the Census house is a shop, 4. Each Enumerator should also remember cwo other numbers business house, bank, etc., but is not a factory or workshop as which are different from the Code Nos. He must remember defined above, the name of the proprietor, manager or director what is the number of the Circle of his Supervisor and what is should be entered in column 18. the number of the Block in his own charge. The Circles are numbereq. as 1,2,3,4 and so on, and the Blocks are numbered as Columns 5 to 8-Ifthis Census house is used as an Establishmeut, A, B, C, D and so on. These two numbers are not part of Workshop or Factory Code Numbers, but are separate numbers. 10. These columns apply only in cases where the Census houseis a factory or a workshop, i. e., where some kind of production, Entries in the top of the House List processing, repair or servicing is undertaken or where goods or 5. After the Enumerator correctly remembers the Location articles are made and sold. If the Census house is not used for Code, and the Circle and Block No., he will begin .10 fill up the purposes of a factory or workshop write 'X' in each of the columns House List form. On the top of the form, he will first write out 5 to 8. the name and Code No. of the District, Police Station (or Town), Village (or Ward) and Enumerator's Block No. Then he should Column 5-Name of Establishment or Proprietor fill up different columns of the House List, as per instruction 11. Write the name of the establishment in the case of factories below. or large manufacturing concerns and write the name of the proprietor in the case of small workshops and establishments Column 1-LincNumber like the confectioneries where no distinct name has been given to 6. There are 20 lines on every page. So 20 (twenty) house- them like Haluai shop, etc. If the Census house is not used for holds can be entered on each page. Only one digit of the line the purpose of a factory or worJcshop put 'X' in each of the number has been printed in coiL When the household Nos. columns 5 to 8. 220 Column 6-Name of producf(s), repair or servicing undertaken 22. If a Census house consists of a number of households the number of rooms occupied by each household should be entered on 12. In this column c~ter the actual work that is being done each line against the name of the Head of the household. In in the establishment, factory or workshop, like paper-making, cases where more than one household occupy a singJe room or shoe-making, cycle-repairing, motor-servicing, etc. share more than one room in such a way that it is not possible to Column 7-Average number of persons employed daily last week say the number of rooms occupied by each household, the number (including proprietor or household members, if any) of rooms should be given together within brackets as common to 13. The total number of workers including apprentices, either both the households. . paid or unpaid, employed in the factory or workshop, including 23. A.room should usually have four walls with a doorway the owner or proprietor and any of his family members (if work ing), with a roof overhead and should be wide and long enough for a should be entered. The average number of persons working person to sleep in, i. e., it should beat least 6ft.long. Unenclosed per day during the week preceding the date of your visit should be verandah, kitchen, store, garage, cattle shed and latrine which ontercd. are not ordinarily used for living and sleeping should not be 14. In case more than one product is produced it is not treated as rooms. An enclosed room, however, which is used necessary to enquire the number of persons employed in the for living, dining, storing and cooking should be regarded as a production of each product. It may not be possible to get this room. information in cases where the operations may be composite. Column14- Does the Household live in own or rented house? Column 8-Kind of fuel or power, if machinery is used 24. If the household lives in own house write '0'. If the 15. If the faclory or workshop uses steam or diesel engine or household lives in a rented house write 'R'. fuel, e. g., kerosene, soft coke, electricity, water-mill, etc., for IUlming the machinery used for production, servicing or repairs, 25. In the case of public buildings like schools, hospitals, write what fuel or power is actually used. etc., or places of worship, put 'X' in this column. Column 9-Matcrial of wall Columns 15 to 17-Numbcr of persons residing in Census household. 16. Under this column the material out of which most of on day of visit_ the walls of the house are made, i.e., grass, le~.ves, reeds, bamboo, 26. Write the number of in unburnt bricks, mud, burnt bricks, stone, cement' concrete or rtlal~esidI~~:VW"Ftlrq~hold column 15, the number of in timber should be written. Where a house consists of separate ~~es< rtj~idiIIg..iii-t&:i: ~o~~ column 16 and the total nu~ner 9r1>~;son~ i!!_column \.f' , structure of each of different materials, the material out of which 17: the walls of the main bed rooms are mde are to be recorded. Column 18--Rcmarks Column 10-Material of roof 27. If the Head of the-hl,llJ.sehold is a member of.Jdi'eduild 17. The material out of which most of the outer roof exposed Caste, find out the name of-lbe 'Caste- ill .the_l~ -Of S6h~led to the weather and not the ceiling is made, i. e., tiles, thatch, Castes. If the name of the Ca-S'ie...._as gf~en' by t~(;ad of corrugated iron, zinc or asbestos, cement sheets or concrete, etc., the household tallies with or is considefeo lO"'be equivalent should be written. In the case of a multi-storeyed building the to the name of the Caste as given in the list, then the nartle or the intermediate floor or floors will be the roof of the lower flo6r. Caste as it appears in the list should be recorded in the remarks colurtln and then the letters (S.c.) should be written after the name Column ll-Sub-number of each Census Household with Census of the Caste. Similarly if the Head of the household claims to be House number a member of the ~cheduled Tribe, verify the name of the Tribe 18. The House number as written in column 3 should be written from the lisl of Scheduled Tribes and then record the name of the here first and then the Household number should be Tribe in the remarks column and write (S. T.) after the name of the written. Tribe. The name of a Caste or Tribe which does not appear in the Column 12-Nameofthe Head of Household list or which is not considered locally as equivale~t to one of the names of the Castes or Tribes given in the list, should 19. The name of the Head of each household given in column not be entered in the remarks column. In such a case remarks 11 should be written here. The Head of a household for Census column should be left blank. The remarks column should also purposes, is the person on whom falls the chief responsibility be left blank in all cases of other Hindus, Muslims, Christians and for the maintenance of the household. The name of the person others, as they do not come under the category of Scheduled Castes who is actually acknowledged as Head of the household should or Tribes. be recorded. Tn the case of places like messes, boarding houses, chummeries, elc., where people live together with no lies of 28. If, however, there is any useful or significant information relationship, the Manager or Superintendent or the person. who about the Building, Census house or Household that has not been by common consent is regaded as lhe Head should be recorded' entered in any other column, such fact may also be written in the as Head of the household. remarks column. 20. If the Census house is used as a sitting place, cattle shed, Duplicate Copy etc., write the use to which it is put (and add the name of owner). €olumn 13-Number of rooms in Household 29. In the above manner two sets of House Lht should be 21. If a Census house is occupied by one housel10kl the cnumera prepared for every Village or Block, as the case may be. Then House List Abstracts should be prepared. tion of rooms should be simple. LIST OF AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS (as on 31st December 1962) AGRA- BHOPAL- 1. National Book House, Jccni Mandi (Reg.) 1. Superintendent, State Government Press 2. Wadhawa & Co., 45, Civil Lines (Reg.) 2. Lyall .Book Depot, Mohd. Din Bldg., Sultania (Reg.) 3. Banwari Lal Jain, Publishers, Moti Katra (Rest.) Road. 3. Delite Books, Opp. Bhopal, Talkies (Rest.) AHAMEDABAD- 1. Balgovind Kuber Dass & Co. Gandhi Road (Reg.) BELGHARIA-Granthlok, Antiquarian Booksellers '& (Reg.) 2. Chandra Kant Chimanal Vora, Gandhi Road (Reg.) Publishers, (24 Paraganas) 5/1 Ambica Mukherjee 3. New Order Book Co., Ellis Bridge (Reg.) Road. 4. Mahajan Bros., OPp. Khadia Police Gate (Rest.) 5. Sastu Kitab Ghar, Near Relief Talkies, Patthar (Reg.) BIJApuR-Shri D. V. Deshpande, Recognised Law CRest.) Kuva, Relief Road. Booksellers, Pro. Vinod Eook Derot Near Shiralshetti Chow~ , AGARTALA-Laxmi Bhandar Books & Scientific Sales (Rest.) BIKANER-Bhandani Bros. AHAMEDNAGAR-V. T. Jorakar, Prop., Rama General (Rest.) ~Re~t.) Slores, Navi Path. BILASPuR-Sharma Book stall, Sadar Bazar (Rest.) AJMER- Bombay- ). Book Land, 663, Madar Gate (Reg.) 1. Supdt. Printing and Slationery, Queens Road 2. Rajputana Book House, Station Road (Reg.) 2. Charles Lambert and Co., 101, Mahatma Gandhi (Reg.) 3. Law Book House, 27 J, Hathi Bhata (Rest.) Road. 4. Vijay Bros., Kutchery Road (Rest.) 3. Co-operators' Book Depot, 5/32, Ahmed Sailor (Reg.) 5. Krishna Bros., Kutchery Road (Res!.) Bldg. Dadar. 4. Current Book House, Maruti Lane, Raghunath (Reg.) ALIGARH-Friends' Book House, Muslim University (Reg.) Dadaji st. Market. 5. Current Technical Literature Co. P. Ltd., India (Reg.) ALLAHABAD- House, 1st Floor. 1. Superintendent, Printing & Stationery, U. P. 6. International Book House Ltd., 9, Ash Lane, (Reg.) 2. Kitabistan, 17-A, Kamala Nehru Road (Reg.) M. G. Road. 3. Law Book Co., Sardar Patel Marg, P. Box 4 (Reg.) 7. Lakkani Book Depot, Girgaum (Reg.) 4. Ram Narain Lal Beni Modho, 2-A, Katra Road (Reg.) 8. Elpees Agencies, 24, Bhangwadi, Kalbadevi .. (Reg.~ 5. Universal Book Co., 20, M. G. Road (Reg.) 9. P. P. H. Book Stall, 190-B, Khetwadi Main Road (Reg.!) 6. The University Book Agency (of Lahore), Elgi~ (Reg.) 10. New Book Co., 188-190, Dr. Dadabhai Naoroji (~eg.) Road. Road. 7. Wadhwa & Co., 23, M. G. Marg (Rest.) 11. Popular Book Depot, laming Ion Road (Reg.) 8. Dharat Law House, 15, Mahatma Gandhi Marg (Rest.) 12. Sunder Das Gaian Chand, WI, Girgm.m Rca'd, (Reg.) 9. Ram Narain Lal Beni Parshad, 2-A, Katra Road (Rest.) Near Princess Street. 13. D. B. Taraporewala Sons and Co., (P.) Ud, 2]0 (Reg.) AMRALA- Dr. Dadabhai Naoroji Road. ' 1. English Book Depot, Ambala Canlt. (Reg.) 14. Thacker and Co., Rampart Row (Reg.} 2. Seth Law House, 8719, Railway Road, Ambalh (Rest.) 15. N. M. Tripathi Private Ltd. Princess Street (Reg.j Cantt. 16. Thc Kothari Book Depot, King Edward Road .. (Reg1 17. P. H. Rama Krishna and Sons, 147, Rajaram (Rest,) AMRITSAR- Bhaban , Shi,aji Park Road No.5. 1. The Law Book Agency, G. T. Road, Putligarh (Reg.) 18. C. Jamnadas and Co., Booksellers, 146-C, Princess (Reg,) 2. S. Gupta, Agent, Government Publications, Near (Reg.) St. P. O. Majith Mandi. 19. Indo Nath and Co., 24, Dhangwadi, Kall:adevi (Reg_) 3. Amar Nath & Sons, Near P. O. Majith Mandi (Reg.) Road. 20. Minerva Bock Shop, Shop No. 1/80, N. Subhas (R(g~) ANAND-Vijaya Stores, Station Road, Anand (Rest.) Road. . BANGALORE- 21. Academic Book Co., Association Building, Gir (Rest.!> 1. The Bangalore Legal Practitioners' Co-op. Society (Reg.) gaum Road. Ltd., Bar Association Building. 22. Dominion Publishers, 23, Bell Buijcing, Sir P. M. (Rest.) 2. S. S. Book Emporium, 118, Mount Joy Road .. (Reg.) Road. 3. The Bangalore Press, Lakejiew, Mysore Road, (Reg.) 23. Dowamadeo and Co. 16, Naziria Building,Ballard (Rest.) P. O. Box 507. State. 4. The Standard Book Depot, Avenue Road (Reg.) CALCUTTA- 5. Vichara Sahitya Private Ltd. Balepet (Reg.) 1. Chatterjee and Co., 3/1, Bacharam Chatteljee Latc (Reg.) (Reg.) 6. Makkala Pus taka Press, Balamandira, Ghandi 2. Dass Gupta and Co. Ltd..,...54/3, College Street (Reg.• nagar. 3. Hindu Library, 69 A, Bolaram De Street .. (Reg.) 7. Maruthi Book Depot, Avcnue Road (Rest.) 4. S. K. Lahiri and Co. Private Ltd., College Street (Reg.) 8. Tnternational Book House P. Ltd., 4-F, Mahatma (Reg.) 5. M. C. Sarkar and Sons Private Ltd., 14, Bankim Gandhi Road. (Reg:) (Rest.) Chatterjee Street. 9. Navakarnataka Pubns. Private Ltd., Majestic Circle 6. W. Newman and Co. Ltd., B. Old Court House (Reg:) BAREILLy-Agarwal Brothers, Bara Bazar (Re[ ) Street. 7. Oxford Book and Station()ry Co., 17, Park Street (Reg.) BARODA- 8. R. Chambray and Co. Ltd., Kent House, P. 33 (Reg.) 1. Shri Chandrakant Mohan Lal Shah, Raopura (Rest.) Mission Road Extension. 2. Good Companions Booksellers, Publishers & Sub (Rest.) 9. S. C. Sarkar and Sons Private Ltd. 1 C, College (Reg,) Agent. Square. BEAwAR-The Secretary, S·. D. College, Co-operative (Rest.) 10. Thacker Spink and Co. (1933) P. Ltd., 3, Espla (Reg~ Store~ Ltd. nade East. 11. Firma K. L. Mukhopadhyaya, 6/1A, Banchha (Reg.~ BHAGALPuR~Paper Stationery Stores, D. N. Singh (Reg.) Ram Akrar Lane. Road. 12. K. K. Roy, P. Box No. 10210, Calcutta_-19 " (Rest.~ BHUBANESwAR-Ekamra Vidyabhaban, Eastern Tower, (Rest.) 13. Sm. P. D. Upadhyay, 77, Muktaram Babu Street (Rest.~ Room No. 3. 14. Universal Book Dist., 8/2, Hastings Street (Rest.) (221' Cen.-56) ii CALCUTTA-concld. DHANBAD- 15. Modern Book D::pot, 9, Chowringee Centre (Rest.) I. lsmag Co-operative Stores Ltd., P. O. Indian (Reg.) 16. Soar and Co., 125, Canning Street (Reg.) School of Mines. 17. S. Bhattacharjee, 49, Dharmatala Street (Rest.) 2. New Sketch Press, Post Box 26 (Rest.) 18. Mukherjee Library, Sarba Khan Road (Rest.) 19. OJrrent Literature Co., 208, Mahalml Gandhi (Reg.) DHARwAR-Rameshraya Book Depot, Subhas Road .. (Rest.) Road. ERNAKuLAM-Pai & Co., Cloth Bazar Road (Rest.) 20. The Book D~pository, 4/I,Madan Street (lst Floo~) (Rest.) 21. Scientific Book Agency, Netaji Subhash Road " (Rest.) FERozEPoRE-English Book Depot, 78, Jhoke Road (Reg.) 22. Reliance Trading Co., 46/A. Netaji Subhas Road (Rest.) GAvA'-Sahitya Sadan, Gautam Budha Marg (Reg.) CHAPRA-Alok Pustak Sadan (Rest.) GOA-Jairam Sagoon Dhoud, Booksellers, Panjim (Rest.) CHANDlGARH- GUNTUR-Book Lovers Private Ltd., Kadiguda, (Reg.) 1. Sup:1t. G:JVt. Printing and Stationery, Punjab Chawrasta. 2. Jatn Law Agency, Flat Na. 8, Sector No. 22 .. (Reg.) GORAKHPuR-Vishwa Vidyalaya Prakashan, Nakhes (Rest.) 3. Raml News Agency, Booksellers Sector No. 22 (Reg.) Road. 4. Universal Book Store, Booth 25 'Sector 22 D .. (Reg.) GAUHATI-Mokshada Pustakalaya, Gauhati, Assam .. (Reg.) 5. English Book Shop, 34, Sector 22 D (Rest.) 6. Mehta Bros, 15-Z, Sector 22 B .. (Rest.) GWALIOR- 7. Tandan Book Depot, Shopping Centre, Sector 16 (Rest.) 1. Supdt. Printing & Stationery, M. B. 8. Kailash Law Publishers, Sector 22 B .. (Rest.) 2. Loyal Book Depot, Patnkar Bazar, Lashkar (Reg.) 3. M. C. D.lftari, Prop. M. B. Jain & Bros., Book (Rest.) CALlcUT-Touring Book Stall (Rest.) sellers, Sarafa, Lashkar. CHluNDwARA-Th! Verma Book Depot (Rest.) GHAZIBAD-Jayana Book Agency CocHIN-Saraswat Corporation Ltd., Palliarakav Road (Reg.) RVDERABAD- CUTTACi(- 1. Director, Govt. Press 1. Press O:JL:er, Orissa Seett. 2. The Swaraj Book Depot, LakdikapuJ (Reg.) 2. Cuttack Law Tim~s (Reg.) 3. Book Lovers Private Ltd. (Rest.) 3. Prabhat K. Mahapltra, Mlngalabag, P. B. 35 (Reg.) 4. Labour Law Publications, 873, Sultan Bazar (Rest.) 4. D. P. Sur & Sons, Mlngalabag (Rest.) HUBLI-Pervaje's Book House, Koppikar Road (Reg.) 5. Utkal Stores, Ihlu Buar (Rest.) INDoRE- DEHRADUN- 1. Wadhwa & Co., 56, M. G. Road (Reg.) 1. Jugal Kishore & Co. Rajpura Road (Reg.) 2. Swarup Brothers, Khajuri Bazar (Rest.) 2. National N~w3 Ag~ncy, Paltan Bazar (Reg.) 3. Madhya Pradesh Book Centre, 41, AhiJaya Pura (Rest.) 3. Bishan Singh and Mahendra Pal Singh, 318, (Reg.) 4. Modern Book House, Shiv Vilas Palace (Rest.) . Cnukhuw.lla. 5. Navyug Sahitya Sadan, Publishers & Booksellers, (Rest.) DELHl- 17, Khajuri Bazar. 1. J. M. Jaina & Brothers, Mori Gate (Reg.) IMPHAL-Tikendra & Sons, Booksellers (Rest.) 2. Atml Ram & Sons, Kashm!ri Gate (Reg.) 3. F~deral Law Boo1c.D~pot, Kashm!ri Gate (Reg.) JAJPUR CITY- 4. Bahri Bros., 188, Lajpat Rai Market (Reg.) 1. Government Printing and Stationery Department, S. BaWl Hlrkishln D~~s Bdi (Vijaya G~neral (Reg.) Rajasthan. Agencies), P. B. 2027, D~lhi Ahata Kedara, 2. Bharat Law House, Booksellers & Publishers, (Reg.) Chaml1ian Road. OPP. Prem Prakash Cinema. 6. B1:J'c-W~!l, 4, Slnt Nlran' KODARMA-The Bhagwati Press, P. O. Jhumritelaiya, (Reg.) NANDED- Dt. Hazaribagh. 1. Book Centre, College Law General Books, (Rest.) Station Road. KUMTA-S. V. Kamat, Booksellers & Stationers (Reg.) 2. Hindustan General Stores, Paper & Stationery (Rest.) (N. Kanara). Merchants, P.B. No. 51. LUCKNOW- NEW DELlIr- 1. Soochna Sahitya Depot (State Book Depot) 1. Amrit Book Co., Connaught Circus (Reg.) 2. Balkrishna Book Co., Ltd., Hazaratganj (Rcg.) 2. Bhawani & Sons, 8 F, Connaught Place (Reg.) 3. British Book Depot, 84, Hazaratganj (Reg.) 3. Central News Agency, 23/90, Connaught Circus .. (Reg.) (Rcg.) 4. Ram Advani, Hazaratganj, P. B. 154 4. Empire Book Depot, 278, Aliganj .. (Reg.) 5. Universal Publishers (P.) Ltd., Hazaratganj (Reg.) 5. English Book Stores, 7-L, Connaught Circus (Reg.) 6. Eastern Book Co., Lalbagh Road (Reg.) P.O.B. 328. 7. Civil & Military Educational Stores, 106/B Sadar (Rest.) 6. Faqir Chand & Sons, 15-A, Khan Market, New (Reg.) Bazar. Delhi-I. 8. Acqurium Supply Co., 213, Faizabad Road (Rest.) 7. Jain Book Agency, C-9, Prem House, Con (Reg.) 9. Law Book Mart, Amin-Ud-Daula Park (Rest.) naught Place. '8. Oxford Book & Stationery Co., Scindia House .. (Reg.) LUDHIANA (E.P.)- (Reg.) 9. Ram Krishna & Sons (of Lahore) 16/B, Con- (Reg.) 1. Lyall Book Depot, Chaura Bazar naught Place. 2. Mohindra Brothers, Katcheri Road (Rest.) (Rest.) 10. Sikh Publishing House, 7-C. Connaught Place .. (Reg.) 3. Nanda Stationery Bhandar, Pustak Bazar 11. Suneja Book Centre, 24/90, Connaught Circus .. 4. The Pharmacy News, Pindi Street (Rest) (Reg.) 12. United Book Agency, 31, Municipal Market, (Reg.) MADURA[- Connaught Circus. 1. Oriental Book Hou.se, 258, West Masi Street (Reg.) 13. Jayana Book Depot, Chhaparwala Kuan, Karol (Reg.) 2. Vivekananda Press, 48, West Masi Street (Reg.) Bagh. 14. Navayug Traders, Desh Bandhu Gupta Road, (Reg.) MATHURA-Rath & Co., Tilohi Building, Bengali (Rest.) Dev Nagar. Ghat. 15. Saraswati Book Depot, 15, Lady Hardinge Road .. (Reg.) 16. The Secretary, Indian Met. Society, Lodi Road .. (Rest.) MADRAS- 17. New Book Depot, Latest Books, Periodicals, (Reg.) 1. Supdt, Govt. Press, Mount Road Sty. & Novelles, P.B. 96, Connaught Place. (Reg.) 2. Account Test Institute, P. O. 760 Emgore .. 18. Mehra Brothers, 50-G, Kalkaji, New Delhi-19 (Reg.) 3. C. Subbiah Chetty & Co., Triplicane, Madras-5 .. (Reg.) 19. Luxmi Book Stores, 42, Janpath Street (Reg.) (Rest.) 4. K. Krishnamurty, Post Box 384 20. Hindi Book House, 82, Janpath .. (Rest.) 5. Presidency Book Supplies, 8, Pyerafts Road, (Reg.) 21. Peoples Publishing House (P.) Ltd" Rani Jhansi (Reg.) TripJicane. Road. 6. P. Vardhachary & Co., 8, Lingni Chetty. S~reet .. (Reg.) 22. R.K. Publishers, 23, Beadon Pura, Karol Bagh (Rest.) 7. Palani Prachuram, 3. Tycrofts Road, Tnpilcane (Reg.) 23. Sharma Bros, 17, New Market, Moti Nagar (Reg.) 8. South India Traders, Exporters, Importers, (Reg.) 24. Apki Dukan, 5/5777, Dev Nagar .. (Rest.) Agents and Gov!. Booksellers, Rayapettah. 25. Sarvodaya Service, 66A-1, Rohtak Road, P. B. (Rest.) 9. NCBH Private Ltd., 199, Mount Road (Rest.) 2521. iO. V. Sadanand, The Personal Bookshop, 10, Con (Rest.) 26. H. Chandson, P.B. No. 3034 (Rest.) gress Building, 111, Mount Road. 27. The Secretary, Federation of Association of (Rest.) MANDYA-K. N. Narimhe Gowda & Sons, Sugar (Rest.) Small Industry of India, 23-B/2, Rohtak Road. 28. Standard Booksellers & Stationers, Palam (Rest.) Towll. Enclave. MANGALORE-U. R. Shenoye Sons, Car Street, (Reg.) 29. Lakshmi Book Depot, 57, Regarpura (Rest.) P. Box 128. \ PATHANKoT-The Krishna Book Depot, Main Bazar .. (Rest) MANJESHwAR-Mukenda Krishna Nayak (Rest.) MEERUT- PATIALA- 1. Hind Chitra Press, West Kutchary Road (Reg.) 1, &'updt., Bhupendra State Press 2. Prakash Educational Stores, Subhas Bazar (Reg.) 2, Jain & Co., 17, Shah Nashin Bazar (Reg.) 3. Loyal Book Depot, Chhipi Tank (Reg.) PATNA- 4. Bharat Educational Stores, Chhippi Tank (Rest.) ]. Supdt., Govt. Printing (Bihar) 5. Universal Book Depot, Booksellers & News (Rest.) 2. J.N.P. Agarwal & Co., Padri-Ki-Habeli Raghu (Reg.) Agents. nath Bhawall. MONGHYR-Anusandhan, Minerva Press. Building (Rest.) 3. LUX01i Trading Co., Padri-Ki-Haveli (Reg.) MUSSOURI- 4. Moti Lal Banarsi Dass, Bankipore (Reg.) 1. Cambridge Book Depot, The Mall (Rest.) 5. Bengal Law House, Chowhatta (Rest.) 2. Hind Traders (Rest.) PITHORGARH-Maniram Punetha & Sons (Rest.) M UZAFFARNAGAR- (Rest.) POONA- 1. Mittal & Co., 85-C, New Mandi I. Deccan Book Stall, Deccan Gymkhana .. (Reg.) 2. B.S. Jain & Co., 71, Abupura (Rest.) 2. Imperial Book Depot, 266, M.G. Road .. (Reg.) MuzAFFARPuR- 3. International Book Service, Deccan Gymkhana .. (Reg.) 1. Scientific & Educational Supply Syndicate (Reg.) 4. Raka Book Agency, Opp. Natu's Chawl, Near (Reg.) 2. Legal Corner, 1;j1kmanis' House, Amgola Road .. (Rest.) Appa Balwant Chowke, Poona-2 MYSORE- 5. Utility Book Depot, 1339, Shil:~aji Nagar (Rest.) 1. H. Venkataramiah & Sons, New Statue Circle .. (Reg.) PUDUKKOTTAI-Shri P.N. Swaminathan Sivam & Co., (Rest.) 2. Peoples Book House, Opp. Jagan Mohan Palace (Reg.) East Main Road. (Rest.) 3. Jeevana Pustakalya, 1254/1, Krishnamurthipuram RArKoT-Mohan Lal Doccabhai Shah, Booksellers (Reg.) (Rest.) 4. News Paper House. Lansdowne Building and Sub-Agents. NAGPUR- & RANCHI- 1. Supdt., Govt. Press Book Depot 1. Crown Book Depol, Upper Bazar (Reg.) 2. Western Book Depot, Residency Road (Reg.) (Rest) 3. The Asstt. Secretary, Mineral Industry Asso (Rest.) 2. Pustak Mahal, Upper Bazar ciation, Mineral House. ROURKELA-The ROllrkela Review (Rest.) NANDlD-R.S. Desay, Station Road (Rest.) REWA-Supdt.• Govt. State Emporium U.P. iv (On S. & R. Ba~is) S"'.>IAI\I\"l'uR-Chall(lra Bllarata Puslak Bhandar, (Rest.) Court Ruad. 1. The Head Clerk, Govt. Book Depot, Ahmedabad (Reg.) 13ECUNr:EltAE~.D-Hidu5tan Diary pu.blishers, Mar 2. The Ass!t. Director, :&tcosion Centre, Kapilesw.r Road, ket Street. Belgaum, (Rest,) 3. Tbe Employment Officer, Employment Exchange, Dhar S,ll"Cl'IAR-Shri Nl~)litto Sen, Nazirpatti 4. The A~stt. Director, Footwear Extension Centre, Polo tRest.) Sll''NAR-Snri N.N. Jakhadi, Agent, Times of lndia, Grounc No.1, jodhpur. $innar (N asik). S. The o. l:C., Extensior: Cel:"e, Club Road, Mazaffarpu[ (Relt.) SHlL\..O,,"C-1heOffixr-ll1-G,arge, A,sam Go\'l., B. D. 6. The Director, Indian Bureau of Mines, Govl. of India Cbapla BookstaU, P.B. }io. 1. Ministry of Steel, Mines & Fuel, I\agpur. ' (Reg) &!'lEPAT-Ur:itea Book Agency 7. The Asstt, Derector, IndLlstrial EKtensil)n a:ntre, Nadiad (Gujarat). SlldLA- (Reg.) 8. Thc Head Clerk, Jlhotozincographic Press, 5, Fh:ance 1. S"Jpdt., Himachal Pradesh Govt. (Reg.) Road, Poona. 2. Minerva Bouk Shop, The Mall 3. The New Book Depot, 79, The Mall (Reg.) 9. Gm·t. Printing & Stationery, Rajko: 10. The O. IjC., Extensi,m 'Centre, Industria! Estate. Kokar, SKlN"GAR-The K...shmir Book Shop, Residency R.oad (Reg.) Ranch;, . SURAT-Shri Gajanan Pustaka1aya, lower Road (Reg.) 11. The Dire~tor, S. I. S. I. Indlcstrial Extension Centre, Udhna-Surat. TUTlcoru,,-Shri K. Tlliagarajan, lS-C, French (Rest.) 12. The Regi~trar of Companie<, No.r2cya;)i BuilJing, 2, £rl'.\)o Chapel Rc,aG. urne Read, Ca1clltta-!. TruClID