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Statistical Hand Book of Nagaland 3 1 0 1990 N a ^ I - S Directorate of Economics & Statistics STATISTICAL HAND BOOK OF NAGALAND 3 1 0 1990 N A ^ I - S DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMICS & STATISTICS Cjovernment of Nagaland KOHIMA STATISTICAL HAND BOOK OF NAGALAND 1990 NIEPA DC D08452 DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMICS & STATISTICS Government of Nagaland KOHIMA 6 ' / b ^ 3 /D LiBRACY & a a a 'r .': t : ,u ; ,U i ^ NJati • •. <I T j»:itufe of feducac.or.dl 'I '. ; -lid Administraticn. Aurcbindo Marjg, ' ...3)rr§^^ PREFACE The Department of Economics & Statistics has been bringing out Statistical Hand Book of the State Annually. The Current issue of ‘Statistical Hand Book of Nagaland' is for the year 1990. The publication presents statistical information on various sectors of Economy of Nagaland. Data incorporated in this publication have been collected from various Departments of the Government by the Economics & Statistics Department and from official publications as also from sources not published so far. In the present edition, some new tables and statistical charts have been included to make the publication more useful. It is hoped that the publicatnn would be of some help to the public interested to have a bird's eye view of Nagaland, to students of Economics, to the Planners and others willing to participate in Nagaland's progress and devetopment. The continued co-operation given by various Government Departments and agencies, in making available the required data for this Book is gratefully acknowledged. Suggestions for further improvement of the Statistical Hand Book are wekx>me. L. COLNEY . !AS Addl. Chief, Secretary Dated, Kohima, to the Govt, of Nagaland and October 1991 Director of Economics & Statistics. CONVERSION TABLES I. STANDARI> OF WEIGHTS 1 Cirain — 0.065 Grant — 0.000064799 Kilogram 1 OuiK« —• 28.350 Oram — 0.0283495 Kilogram — 1 Pound 0.4535924 f» 1 — St<me 6.350 ft 1 O t 50.102 9> 1 Ton 1016 05 •> — 1.016 Tonnes 1 Tola — 0.0116638 Kilofrann 1 CJmttak — 0.05832 1 S «r 0 93110 1 M&uncl — 37.3242 ff 1 Kilofram 2.20462 Pounds 1 07S69 Soeris 0.98420 Ton 26.7928 Maund 1 Ton 1.01605 Metric Tonnes 100 Kilogram 1 Quintal 10 Quintals 1 T(Hine 1 QuicUls 220.4622 Pounds n. STANDARD OF LENGTH A CAPACITY 1 Indi — 0.0254 Metre (Exact) 1 Foot — 0.3048 Metre ,, 1 Yard —. 0.9144 Metre „ I Mile — 1609.344 Metre „ — 1.609344 Kilometres 1 Imperial Gallon — 4.54596 Litres (Exact) 1 Metre — L0936! Yards 1 KJimtetre - 0.62137 Mile 1 Litre — 0.219^/6 Imperial Gallon m: STANDARD OF AREA 1 Square Incb ____ 6.41626 Square Ceoti> metres. 1 Square Foot 0.092803 Square Metre 1 Square Vard 0.836131 Square Metre 1 Acre (4840 Sq Yds.) 0.404686 Hectares 1 Square Mile 2.58999 Square fCikHnetrc 640 Acres 1 Hectait 2.47105 Acres 1 flquare KilomcUt 0.386101 Square Mile 1 Square Metre I19S99 Square Yards IV. METRIC UNITS (A) Lenflh 1 Kitometre 1,000 Metres 1 Metre 1.000 Milftnefcw (B) Area 1 Sq. Kilometre 100 Hectarec 1 Hectare 10,000 Sq, K ^ e s (C) Weight 1 Metric Tonne 1,000 KllogranM 10 Quintals 1 KiloRram 1.000 Graim V TEMPBRATimt C (CefJtig*«d«) 5/9 (P -32) V. (Fahrenheit) 9/5 (C+31) 1 Metric Tonne - 098420 Ton — 26.7928 Maund I Ton — 1.01605 Metric Tonnes 1(10 Kilogram ~ 1 Quintal 10 (Quintals 1 Tonne I Quintals 220 4622 Pounds II. STANDARD Of- LENOTH A CAPACITY 1 Inch — 0.0254 Metre (EMCt) 1 Foot — 0 3048 Metre „ 1 Yard ™ 0.9144 Metre „ i Mile — 1609.344 Metre „ — 1.609344 Rilometrtfi 1 Imperial Clalkni — 4.54396 LitrM (Eiuk;I) 1 Metre — 1.09361 Yards 1 Kilometre 0 6(2117 Mile 1 litre ~ 0.219976 Imperial Oatkm III; STANDARD OF AREA 1 Squtre lnc#i — 6.41626 Square Centi- metre* 1 ^uare Foot — 0.092*03 Square Metre 1 Square Yard — 0.836131 Square Metre 1 4cre (4840 Sq Yds.) - 0.404(!86 Hectares 1 Square Mile — a. 58999 Square KikMnetre ___ 640 Acres 1 Hectare 247105 Acra( 1 ^ u a re Kilometre — 0.186101 Square Mile 1 '^lare Metre - ^ 1.19S99 Square Yards IV. METRIC IFNITS (A) Length 1 Kil(»netre - 1,000 Metres 1 Metre - tooo MilhMtres (B) Area 1 Sq. KUoniefre — ino Hectares 1 Hectare 10.000 8q IKAttres (C) Weight 1 Metric Tonne 1»000 K lio^nM 10 Quintals 1 K tlo ^ m 1,000 Grams V, TEMPFRATlfRE C (C«»iiigfad«) 5/9 (V n ) F (FahrenheiO 9/5 ((+ 3 2 ) viii CONTENTS Table No. P ^ N o . 1 GENERAL 1.1 Introducliori 1 12 Governor of Ns^aland 5 1.3 Council of Ministers 5 14 Nagaland Legislative Assembly 6 15 Members of the Nagaland Legislative Assentbly 7 1.6 Senior Officers of tfie Nagaland Legislative Assembly 10 17 Governor's Secratariat, Kohima 10 18 High Court 10 1.9 f^galand Public Service Commission. 10 1.10 Senior Officers of the Nagaland Saaetariat. 11 1,11 t)eputy Commissioners 14 1,12 Heads of Deparlmenis/Officers. 15 113 Bills of Nagaland Legislative Assembly 17 114 Nagaland at a Glance 22 1.15 Distances of Important Routes in Nagaland 25 l i e Altitude of Important f^aces in Nagaland 31 2. AREA AND POPULATION 21 District-wise Population and Density 34 22 Decennial Growth of Population 35 23 Pofxilation Trend in Nagaland, 1901 to 1991 36 2,4 Sex wisa Poptdation by Districts, 1981 37 25 literate Populalioti by Sex, 1991 38 2.6 Distribution of Population by Religion. 1981. 39 2 7 Gmwth of Majof Religious Communities during 1971 81. 45 2.6 Population by Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe, 1981 46 2.9 Distribution of Urban Population, 1981 47 2.10 Distribution of Working Population by Agriculture and other Workors. 48 211 Statement showing the Working Fort* and Non worKers as per 1M1 Census. 50 2.12 Cirde-wise Villages ind Population as pei 1981 Census. 56 2.13 Scheduled tribe wise population of Nagaland. 1981 Census. 63 214 District Wise projected population 1985 to 1990 64 3. AGRICUl JURE STATISTICS 31 Area under Principal Crops 66 3 2 Production of Crops. 88 3,3 Total Irrigated area and Irrigated area under Crops 71 3.4 Area under Production of various Fruits and Vegetables 73 35 Co.msuption of Fertilizers and Pesticides 74 36 Area under diflerent uses in Naqaland 4 BANKiN(i STATISTICS 4.1 District wise distrihutiod of Deposits and Credits of Scheduled Commercial Banks as on 30,6.1989 78 4 2 Oa'upation wise classification of Outstanding Credit of Scheduled Commercial Banks as on 30 6.1989 79 4 3 Otxupation-wise classification of Outstanding Credit of Scheduled Commercial Bank-June, 1989 «0 5. FISHEHtS 51 Disttict wise acJiievemonl of Fishery Defjartmefrt 86 6. CO OPERATK)N STATISTICS, at Woflcing of Cooperativa Societies. 90 7 EDUCATION STATISTICS 71 Litefany in In la n d , 1971. 108 7 2 Literacy in Nagalami, 1981 109 7.3 Number of Fducationat institutnns 110 7 4 Number of Students in Fiducstional Institutions 112 75 Number of Teacfiet* in F ducatenal Institulions 113 76 Results of different Examinatiom 114 7 7 Expendittire of Eduaitional Institiilions by the Slate Govt 116 8 EMPI.OYMENT STATISTICS 61 Dtstiibutnn of Govt Employees as on 31 si March aixording to status and percentage of in cT B ffie over th e preceeding year 118 8.2 Distribution of state govt Employees »»x)rding to status and Scfieduled Tribe. 119 83 Distnbution of State (kvt Employees in variotis Depertfnents as on 3 1 St March 1985 to 31st March 1989 1?t 8 4 No of Persons HegistetiHd as per mialificatiQn through EmploymenI Exchanges during 1 fiw 90 141 8.S No of PeiBuns emplt^ed as per qualification through ErTH)loyment Exchanges dunng 1996 90 147 9 FOREST STATISTICS 91 Aral under Forests 154 92 ClasKilication of forest Area 158 9 3 Revenue and HxpendUtire of the Forest Departmenl 169 10 FIVfe-YFAR PLAN STATISTICS 10.1 Annual Plan ouHs^ and atpenditure 173 102 Sdctotal (HJtlay during 7th Plan penod and actual expenditure during 198&87 to 19M-89 and approved outlay and antidfMited expenditure during 1990 91 and proposed outlay 1991 92 1 74 105 Sectoral Non Plan expenditufw, 1988 flS to 1900 91 182 11 HFALTH STATISTICS 11.1 Number of Hospitals. OispwKafies. P H Cs. 8ul>cenfires and beds 180 112 Numtisr of Medical pemonnel 183 11.3 Nimber of T B Hospitals, V.D Clinics and Meniiri Hospitals wtth Beds 195 11.4 Patiente ireatwdlftHofipitels and OispwKanas t98 I ts Ooctws with OesignaKon. Districl^isf^ ?00 11M Rog«trallon of Birfhs and 0«iti8 205 11.7 V«al Rales by DistrKst ?10 1 f J I <ve Birihs by typfi of attantiDn at d ^ im y 212 11.9 live Berths and Deaths Religion ?1S 11.10 ProQfesi of family welfare programme. ?18 12. WtHiSTRES STATISTICS. fg.1 Number of h i^ trie s xil 13. POI ICE STATISTICS 13.1 Number of Police Station and Outposts, 234 13.2 Inddenoe of Crimes. 238 13.3 Strength of Civil Police 247 134 Expenditure of Police Personnel 248 14. POWER & El ECTRICITY STATISTICS 14.1 Installed Capacity and Generation of Electrioi^ 250 14.2 Electricity Consumption 2B1 14 3 Sale of Electricity by class of Consumers 261 14 4 Generation, Consumption and per capita consumption of Electridty 264 14 6 Number of Villaqes and Towns Electrified 265 14 8 lariff ol Electricity 266 14 7 Expenditure on Electricity 267 14 8 Revenue & R0(»ipt 268 15. PRICE STATISTICS 151 Monthly average Wholesale Prices of agricultural (Commodities at Dimapur 270 15.2 Yearly average F)etail Prices of essential commodities in the State 280 153 Consumer Price Index Niimbers of Grade III & IV nmployees in htegalaml 282 16 PUBLIC FINANCE STATISTICS 16.1 Receipt and Expenditure of the Government.
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