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Special Tables for Scheduled Tribes, Part V-A (Ii), Series-1, India CENSUS OF INDIA ]971 SERIES 1 INDIA PART V-A (ii) SPECIAL TABLES FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES A. CHANDRA SEKHAR OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE ,ReGistrar G~n~rt:1i ~ Ce~s Commissioner'1 India The following officials of the census division were associated with the prep'aration of this volum.e : 1. Smt. S. S. Singh 3. Smt. K. K. Cbhibber 2. Shri R. G. Kushwaha 4. Shri N. L. Savita CONTENTS Fages FOREWORD v GENERAL NOTE 1-3 A.PPENDICES ApPENDIX! List of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes 7-32 ApPENDIX II Statements giving proportions and distribution of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes to total population, 1971. 34-41 >TABLE ST-I Fly-Leaf 42-43 ST-! PART A Industrial classification of persons at work and non-workers by sex for scheduled tribes (Rural) 44-83 ST-! PART B . Industrial classification of persons at work and non-workers by sex for scheduled tribes (Urban) 86-117 TABLE ST-II Fly-Leaf 121 ST-II Age and marital status for scheduled tribes 122-218 TABLE ST-III Fly-Leaf 219 ST-III PART A Education in Urban Areas only for scheduled tribes 220-259 ST-III PART B Education in Rural Areas only for scheduled tribes 260-279 TABLEST-IV Fly-Leaf .. 280-281 ST-IV Persons not at work classified by sex, type of activity and educational levels for scheduled tribes . 282-301 TABLE ST-V Fly-Leaf 303 ST-V Religion for scheduled tribes 304-341 FOREWORD OUf CJnstitution provides certain safeguards for scheduled caites and scheduled tribes. Such communities are notified by a Presidential Order. For the purpose of the 1971 census the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes lists (modification) Order, 1956, as amended from time fO time to reflect jurisdictional and other changes were adopted. The- data thus collected were processed manually and a set of special tables for the schedUled castes and scheduled tribes has been prepared in the hope that these will be of value for the planning and implementation of welfare measures in respect of these socially and economically handicapped communities. The special tables are presented in two volumes [Part V-A (i) scheduled castes and Part V-A (ii) scheduled tribes] conforming to the pattern adopted in the 1961 census. The data were processed manually in the first instance at the various state/union territory directorates of census operations. These were scrutinised and finalised at the central tabulation unit of the Registrar General's Office under the supervision of ShriS. C. Srivastava, Assistant Central Tabulation Officer. I express my appreciation of the pains taken by all those who were engaged in the task of preparing these tables. I thank the Manager, Government of India Press, Faridabad and his colleagues for printing of this volume. NEW DELHI R. B. CHARI January 11, 1977 Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India GENERAL NOTE The present volume provideS data pertaining to pai(V-A(i) and Part V-A(ii). Part V-A(i) is de­ scheduled castes and scheduled tribes. The tables in­ voted entirely to the scheduled castes and Part V-A cluded in· this volume correspond to those published (ii) to the scheduled tribes. in volume 1, part V-A(ii) of the 1961 census. Statistic pertainil1g to Scheduled Castes were published in Part The scheduled castes and scheduled tribes are those V-A(i) , which were notified under article 341 of the Consti­ tution. According to this article, the President may In the Indian censuse's prior to 1931, information with respect to any state or union territory' and where was collected and published for each caste or tribe it is a state, after consultation with the Governor separately. In the 1931 census, tabulation of data thereof, by public notification, specify the castes, for individual communities was limited to (i) Exterior races or tribes or parts of, or groups within castes, castes; (ii) Primitive castes; and (iii) All other castes races or tribes which shall for the purposes of Ithe with the exception of Constitution be deemed to be scheduled castes or 'scheduled tribes in relation to that state or union (a) those whose members fell 'short of four per terr1tory, as the case may be. thousand of the total population and, (b) those for which separate figures were deemed to be unneces­ For the purpose of the 1971 census, the scheduled sary by the local government. castes and scheduled tribes lists (,modification) order, 1956 issued under the Government of India, Ministry In the 1941 census, 'group totals' were tabulated of Home Affairs notification No. SRO-2477A dated for scheduled castes, tribes and Anglo-Indians. Se­ 29 Odtober 1956 was adopted. Amendments issued parate totals were furnished only for a few 'selected to reflect jurisdictional changes that were effected after individual tribes. the 1956 order was issued were taken into account. Pursuant to the policy of the Government of India Though Mizoram has now become a separate to discourage community distinction based on caste or union territory, daita relating to this territory are creed, the 1951 census made a complete departure shown under Assam state (Mizo district) in various from the traditional recording of race, tribe or caste. tables. According to the Presidential order, referred The only relevant question incorporated in the 1951 to above, there are no scheduled castes in relation to census schedule was to enquire if the person enume­ Nagaland Andaman & Nicobar Islands and Laksha­ rated was a member of any scheduled caste or any dweep (L & M islands) and there are no scheduled scheduled tribe or any other backward class or if he tribes in relation to Haryana, Jammu &, Kashmir, was an Anglo-Indian. The data were published in Punjab, Chandigarh, Delhi and Pondicherry . the following three tables :- Sikkim has now become a constituent state of the Table I--Scheduled Castes : Indian union. No caste or tribe has been scheduled under the Con'stitution in relation to Sikkim. How­ Distribution of members of scheduled castes by ever, three castes, viz., Kami, Damai and Sarki dec­ livelihood classes, by rural-urban and 'sex break-up; lared as scheduled castes under the Representation of Table ll-Scheduled tribes : Sikkim subjects regulation, 1966, have been reckoned as such in (these tables. Distribution of members of scheduled tribes by 1ive­ lihood classes, by rural-urban and sex break-up; The figures for India and Andaman &, Nicobar islands are exclusive of the Jarawas and Sentinelese Table lll-Anglo-Indian : tribes of those islands. These tribes could not be population of Anglo-Indians for India, each zone contacted and hence no information pertaining to and state/union territory by sex break-up. them could be collected at ·the 1971 census. At the 1961 census it was decided to have detailed The question adopted in the 1971 census to elicit tabulation of the social, economic, demographic ami information about members of scheduled castc's and educational characteri'stics relating ;to each scheduled scheduled tribes and the instructions to the enumera­ caste and scheduled tribe separately. Fifteen tables tor in this regard are reproduced.. below. relating to these two groups were prepared and pub­ Question 11 : Scheduled caste or scheduled tribe. lished in the two all-India volumes Part V-A(i) and Part V-A(ii). You have been furnished with a list of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes notified for your 'state. As­ At the 1971 census also comparable tables for certain if the person enumerated belongs to a sche­ scheduled castes and scheduled tribes have been pre­ duled caste or scheduled tribe and if he does, then pared and are presented in the two All-India volumes record the name of the scheduled caste or scheduled 1 2-1270RGI/76 2 tribe which should find place in the list furnished to was, however, no doubt that the person so returned you. The answer 'should be recorded against the belonged to a scheduled caste/scheduled tribe. Such correct rectangle provided for the purpose against returns were treated as 'unspecified' scheduled castes this question. For a person who is not a member or scheduled tribes as the case might be. of any scheduled caste or scheduled tribe write 'X' in both the reC/tangles. In the present volume, statistics of scheduled castes/scheduled tribes are presented for each statej If the person belonging to a' scheduled caste' or union territory for rural and urban 'areas by sex. Cor­ scheduled tribe returns his caste or tribe by synonym responding dalta upto district level will be found in the or generic name of a caste or a tribe it should be respective state/union territory: volume. In this eptered only if it finds a place in the list furnished to volume no attempt has been made to consolidate you. Do not write the names of scheduled castes in castewise or tribewise data at the country level owing general terms as 'Harijan' or 'Achhut'. You should to the following reasons :- ascertain the name of the caste when it is returned and write it in the rectangle provided' for recording (i) Some of the communities which are notified the name. Similarly, do not write the names of sche­ as scheduled castes or scheduled tribes in duled tribes in general term as 'Adivasi'. You should some states are notified as sub-castes or· sub­ ascertain the name of the tribe when it is returned tribes of other castes or tribes in some other and write it in the rectangle with broken lines pro­ states.' E vided for recording the same. If a person is negligent (ii) Some communities which are scheduled and insists on calling himself merely 'Harijan' or caste's in some states are notified as sche­ 'Achhut' or Adivasi' as the case may be, tell him that duled tribes in a few other states.
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