OENSUS OF INDIA 1981
SERIES-15: NAGALA.Nn DISTRIct CENSUS HANDBOOK
PART XIJk.A VILLAGE & TOWN ,DIRECTORY PART XIII-B VILLAGE & TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT AND SCHEDULED TRIBES PRIMAR Y CENSUS ABSTR:ACT
MON DISTRICT
DANIEL KENT of the l'tJdron' FrDntler Admlnl#rDtlv. SeMel DIREcrOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS NAOALAND 1981 CENSUS List of Publications, Nagalsnd. All the publications of this state will bear series No. 15 )
"Subject Remarks
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Administrati on report F or office use. GCJ'Jeral Population Tables (A-series Tables) Not yet General Population Tables (Primary Census Abstract) } Published General EconGmic Tables Not yet Published Social & Cultural Tables Not yet Published Migration Tables Not yet Published Fertility Tables Not yet Published Tables on houses and disabled' Population Not yet ( Tables H-J to H.2) Publisaej Hou$chold Tabk'f; Not yet Published SPL. Tahles" on S. C./S. T. Not yet (Tables S. t.-l to S.T. 9) " Published Town directory } Not yet Survey repa,rts on Villages and Towns Published Survey ,reports on 'selected Villages Ethnolr~pbic notes and- Not yet special' studies -on S; C. and "So T; Published Census Atlas
STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATION District Census Hand Book Present (VilJage and town directory) } Combined Publication \VillagewiseJurban wardwise for Mon District Primary Census Abstract. si2!e there may be sub-parts to some of the parts &r some-parts may be combined CONTENTS
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1. ro;:eword vii 2. Preface' ;1 3. Acknowledgement of Assistance ... ~x 4. Administrative Map of the Distiict .. , xi 5. Chart sbowing Circlewise diStribution' of population ... :ciii 6. Chart showing the percentage of different' categoric) of· worker~ and non-w-orkers xiv 7. I mportant Statistics of the District .. , IV 8. Analytical Dote Definition anG concepts (1) Brief history of the District and DCR (4) Major characteristics of the District (5) Physical Aspects Highlights on the changes in the jurisdiction of the district (4) Brief analysis, of ,the village and, town directory and PCA data based on inset tables (7) Brief analysis of P.C.A.' data (9)
!I.' IDset tables based on village Directory and Towo Directory. Table: 1. Distribution of village according to the availability of different amenities 11 Table: 2. Proportion of rural population served by differ~nt amenities 11 Table: 3. Distribution' of villages not having certain amenities, arranged by . distance ranges from the places where these are available 12 Table: 4. Distribution of villages according to the distance from the nearest town and availability of different amenities 12 Table: 5. Distribution of villages according to population ranges and amenities available 13 Table: 6. Main staple food in the majority of· "ilIages in· each circle 13 Table: 7. Growth density and sex ratio of urban popUlation in the district in relation to the State 14 Table i 8. New towns/towns declassified in 1981 Census ~ ... 14 Table: 9. Per capita receipt and expenditure in towns IS
Table: 10. Schools per ten thousand population in towns ... ." 15 Table: II. Numbers of beds in medical institutions in towns J6 Table: 12. Most imoortant commorlitv manufactured, imported and exported in towns 16
(ijj) 10. illset tables baled on peA data.
Table: 13. Population, number of villages anel towns, l~IH census '" 17 Table: 14. Decadal change in distribution of population 18
Table: 15. Distr~~ution of viliages by population range 19 Table: 16. Proportion of scheduled tribe population to population in the villages ... 20 Table: 17 Proportion of· scheduled castesJscheduled tribes population in town 20 Table; 18. Literacy rate by population range of villages 21 Table: 19. Liter.acy rates of town 21 Table: 20. Litera.tes" workers, Don·workers, scheduled castes/scheduled tribes population in tbe distri~t ...... 22
11. Part-A-VHlage and Town Directory. Section.J-VilIage Directory.
Naginimara Circle :- ..
I. Note explaifting the codes used in villap .directory .. , ... 25 ii. Map 28 iii. Alphabetical list of villages 29
IV. Villaae Directory 30
Cham pang Circle .:. i. Map 33 ii. Alphabetical Jist of vlllages 35
iii. Village Directory '" 36
Chen Cil'cle:.
i. Map 39 ii. Alphabeticallist of villages ... 41 iii. Vi!lage Directory 42
Pbomfbing Circle .~.~ 45 ,. Map '" ii. Alphabetical Jist of villages 47 iii. Village Directory - , ·111. 4R
MOD Sa dar Circle:· i. Map 51 u. Alphabetical list of villages 53 iii. Village Directory 54 (iv) Tizit Circle :.
1. Map '" 59 ii. Alphabetical list of villa,es 6l iii. Village Directory ... 62
12. Appendices (BV) to tbe'Lvlllage Directory. Appendix - I Circle wise abstract of education medical and other amenities - 63 Appendix· II Land utilisation data in respect of census towns ... 70
Appendix - III List of villages where no amenities are available .M 70 Appendix - IV List of villages according to the proportion of scheluled castes! tribes to the total population by ranges
13. Section II - Town Directory Note explaining codes used in the Town Directory Statements 7S Statement· I Status and growth histo!y of ~h~ town "at ,the c~nsuseg of 1901-1P&l ... 76 Statement - II Physical aspects and loCation' C)f ihe 'TQwD'S, "1919 7;
Statement· III Municipal finance, 1978 .. 79 ft. 77
Statement - IV Civic an~l other .amenitics,~ 1979 "., ~ 78 ! '. ' , • . _. ", • , -. \. • • .... ~, Statement - V Medical, Edqcation, Re,cr~atio~~1 and Cult:ural faciliti~sJ 1979, 79 , , . ,', .. I "',' Statement - VI Trade, commerce, Industry anti' Bankin!!. 1979. 3Q
104. Part-B Primary Census ADSt~~~t~.
Fly leaf to Primary Census Abstract ~3 District Primary Census Abstract ... S.4 Village wise PCA of Naiinimara Circle 88 Village wise PCA of Champang Circle ,., 90 Village wise peA of Che~ Circle ... 92 Village wise PCA .f Phomching Circle 94 Village wise peA or Mon Sadar Circle ...... ' '" il,..,... --, Village wise peA of Tizit Circle , ..... "98 Urban PCA of Mon Town .,.~ ••• .~ ... ·100 Appelldix to Urban~PCA 102 :,:. District Primary Census Abstract rer Scheduled Tribes 104 NOTE FOR MAPS
"The din,iet map of Mon, Circl, m,ps of ChIn and
.' • ~ I 'homching . I~eluded " in this. publicatIon authentic,tld by the Survey 01 Indi., Oth" Cirel. m'p' ,re ,ceo/din, to the Deputy Commissione, 01 Mon di'tr;ct'#,
( VI ) FOREWORD
The district census handbook (DCH), compiled by the Census Organisation on behalf qf the State governments, is one of the roost valuable products of the Census. The DCH is constantly· referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inter ali. used for delimitation of cons. tituencies. fonnulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to District administration. The district census handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data upto villa,e level for the rural areas and wardwise for each city or town. It also provides data on in frastructure and amenities in villages and towns, etc.
The district census handbook series was initiated. during the 1951 Census. It contained important census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Cenlus the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory. including peA. The 1971 DCH serieq was planned in three parts. Part·A related to village and town directory, Part·B to . village and town PCA and Part-C comprised analytical report, admini'ltrative statistics, dimct census tables and certain analytical tables based on peA and amenity data in respect of villages. However, in some states it was confined to district censur taMe. and in a few ca4!es altogether given up due. to delay in compilation and printing.
While designing the format of 1981 OCR .series some ,new featllfeS along with the restrueturin, of the formats of village and town directory have been. attempted. At the same time, comparabi!itywith tho " I' 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power supply in the village hive been ~rouait together in tbe village directory with the in5tructioD tbat in case. an amenity. is, not available in the referrent village the distanQe in broad rangt$ from· "the nearest place where the, atpenity is lYaiiable may be given. The re~tructuring of the format of the village directory and incorporatinl more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect particUlarly in relation to amenities and land use pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regulating the provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise the regional imbalances in the process of development. A few new items of information have also been introduced to meet some of tbe requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such ntw items of information as adult literacy centres, primary health subcentres, and communitv health workers in" the villap-e have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approaCh to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A' neW coluftm,· "total population and numher of households" has heen introduced to examine the correlatioTl of 'the amenities with the population and number of households they serve. Addition of two more appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe popUlation to the total population has also been made with this view in mind.
The formats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Mini. mum Needs Prograinme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in Class·I and Class·It towns (Statement IV·A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is expected that this will help the planners to cbalk out programmes on provision of civit
( viiJ amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled TrIbes population in statement IV relating to civic an:! other amenitie~ and adult literacy classes/centres under educational facilities in statement V are also added inter alia with this view. A significant addition is class of town in alt ,the seven., statements of the town directory. T)1t! infrastructure of amenities in urban areas 'ltof the co~try', 'cI!l,'be .b~st analysed by taking the class of .towns· i~to consider~tj?n. Tke addition of the columns on'-,Civlc administration status and population in a .few' statements also serves this 'purpose . ... ' . ~ . . . : - \. ,
.' ~) T~~ J~r.milt~,;,or ,t~e pri~a~y censuLabstr.act,for the, villllges, and towns has .be~~ formulated in the Hgnt; oJ. c~anges 1U _the economIC and other Questio:ls. canva~sed thr9ugh the mdIvldual slip of n981 .,1> ,.:;,-, Census.
: .. ; ~'fprde:t, .,to; ~y?id .del~r !~. ,PvpJicatiq~ O(.,I.~8t e~H; series i~ has, ~e~ se designed that Part-A of th~ .),oltlme, contai~s villag~' and" town' 9irec(ory'.anal P~rt.B the. 'i>CA of villages and town.s including the ,j ',j .. '.' ~.:[ •.~, " _:"" : ". . . ~ , :v... ,." , ~.~ . Sc~ed:I1~~d ,C~tes.·an.1,',S~r¢d.uI~d ~ribes. peA, u,Pio n.hsil(fown, lev~ls. ~t the 'begin~jng. of the ;=DCH a dei~i)ed ~iialytlc~L,~ote ~upl'?rte~' by a, number 'of in,se~ ta~les based 'on p'CA 'and non census data in relatt"Jl'rip. theJn'fr~st~u~ture- ha;, been in~r()duced to ~nhance i~s value~ The' district and 'Tahsi1/PoJice' Statk)p/F~q::.·B}9Cf ,etc; Jeve., )naps gepicti~g ,the b~undaries a1?-d .ot~er important fea(ure~ ha~e been inserted at ~,~QP~.oprl~~~ . places" to. c f~rther enhance. the value of t~e publicatIOn. '
This publication is' a Jo'irit venture of the State Government" and the Census Organisation. The datil have. been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Shri Daniel Kent, the Director of. ~e~~~ .'Op~~~iio~s Nag~land on ~~alf of the State Gover!linent which has born~ the cost of printing. The ta~. of ~~la~ni~~, edes~g~ing a~.d c()-~~dination of ~hi~ publication was. c~rrie~ "ou~ ~y' Shrf N.G. Nag, De)'N~' ,Re~l,st~a~ .. q~n~r~~ (~ocla' StudIes) of my office. pr.. B.~. ~oy, Deputy RegIstrar, General (Map) prov)de~" ~he, .. t~cbnical 'guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates h~~~ be'en scrutinised 'ill- the' Sodal Stu'dies Division at the headquarters under the guidance of Shri M. M. Dua .: ~,,"i >.-' ~ { '"'... , ' r • : • ~ +.'" . • ' Sepior 'Research Officer. I am thankful to all who' have contributed in this project.
Nev,- D.lbj P. PADMANABHA the. ,26Ul ~rjl, \ 19J~ " REGISTRAR GENERAL, INDIA PREFACE
The District Census Handbooks were introduced for the first time in the 1961 Census in India but so far as Nagaland is concerned the same we,e brought out in 1971 Census for the first time~~ The District Census Handbooks were published in three parts, namely part A, B & C. These were: found, vel"! useful and valuable source of various informations to . the planners, . administrators, legislators' and' other public bodies. I have great pleasure to bring out the District Census Handbooks for all 7 (seven) d:s:ricts of Nagaland in the 1981 Census, which will serve as a valuable source of information. Part A&B are combined in ~ the same volume.
This volume will give the over all picture of wnoie district at a gia:1ce under the heading "Impor tant Statistics". The analytical note contains number of inset tables based on village directory, town' directory and primary census abstracts of the state/districtjcirclesjvilIages. Part A. provides .th~ ...,jIlage directory and town directory along with the tables on administrative, welfare and developmental statistics of the districts while the Part B consists of the tables based on p.e.A. data.
I am deeply indebted to the State Government for their ever willing help and co-operations in bringing out this publication in time. The data incorporated in this volume are mainly collected by the enumerators/supervisors who formed an army of enumeration agencies under the efficient ieadership of 'tIle Director of Education, the Deputy Commissioners, Add]. Dep:lty Commissioners, Extra Asstt., Comm issioners. and Circle Officers. I am grateful to Shri Z. abed, LA.S. the then Chief Secretary to the Government of Nagaland who has shown his sympathetic attitude to all the matters' of Census ·Directl) "ate. I sball be failing in my duties if I do not place on record my sincere and heart felt thanks to the StationlDirector and his collegues of All India RadiO, Kohima, who helped in ma~ing wide. p:ul]licity through his media during the Operations of 1981 Census. My thanks are due to the Controller of Printing and Stationary, Nagaland, Kohima, and his coJlegues who helped us in printing out this boo~.
I express my deep debt of gratitude to the Census Commissioner and th~ Registrar General, India Shri P. Padmanabha who has been the constant source of guidance and inspirations. The painstaking, Deputy Registrar General (C&T) Shri K. K. Chakravarty also helped us to get all the tables c1i;{:ked "with accu~ racy. The D.R.G. (Map) of Registrar General's Office Dr. B.K. Roy rendered' his ialuable' g~iaatice 'in preparation of the maps for this publication. Last but not the least my thanks are due to Shri A.C, Bal, Deputy Director of ceD.!ui ana his successor Shri S.K. Chattopadhya, Shri N.Thong, Deputy Dir~ctor (R.T.O.), Shri N.C:--Sark!1r, ''Asstt.' Director and his successor Shri J.C. Datta and other colleagues of Census OperatioJS, ow'll) 'worl.. ed hard to complete the Census Operations, 1981 with success.
It is hoped that this volume will prove to be of valuable me to data·users, planners and the public.
Outed Kohim:l, Daniel Kent. the 27th September, 1983
(ix) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ASSISTANCE
GENERAL SUPERVISION S. K. "Cbattopadhya ' Deputy Director of C~nsus uperauons, N~gal!\nd.
DATA PROCESSING E. Peseyie (Mrs). Tabulation Officer
D. C. Pathak. Tabulation Offiiccr
A. Jahan, Tabulation Offiicer
H. K. Endow, Statistical Aistt.
.il. sarma, Sta.tistical Asstt.
Z. N'i&a. Stati1!tiCll.l As.!\tt_
:cr Gupta. Compu.tor _
6~ I?as' (Mrs). COll1put(lr
ANALYSI~' OF DATA E, Pes~yie .(Mrs)~ Tabulation Omce( lvJAPS & DIAGRAM~ J. Raibaruah, Sr. Artist 1. Tali Ao, Geographer TYPING S. ChilUdhury (Mrs), LDe . T. Rutsa. _(MrsJ.,~LDC
PRINTING SUPERVISION D. e. Pathak; Tabulation 'Officer
PROOF READING D. C. Pathak, Tabulation Officer Lucy Rengma, (Miss) Proof' Reader NAGALANO MON DISTRICT , ? , ,
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COMPARATIVE POPULATION SIZE, OF CIRCLES OF MON DISTRICT 1981 DIFFERENT CAT EGORIES OF WORKERS & NON-WORKERS OF MON DISTRICT 1981
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41.,34'1. CUL TIVATORS 48.43 ·f.
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", AGRICULTU RAL LABOURE AS . 0'38" .
HOUSEHOLD I NDUST~Y : 0· 10'1. MARGINAL WORKE.RS _.._ 0" j 0'. l~P()R:r.NT ,Sf. TlSUCS Mon Nagaland District
POPULATION TOTAL Persons 774,930 78,933 Males 415,910 42,219 Females 359,020 . 36,719
.~~ RURAL Persons 654,696 12,040 Males 344,699 37,846 FemaJes 309,997 34,194
URBAN Persons 120,234 6,893 Males 71,211 4,373 Females 49,023 2,525
DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH RATE 1971·1981 +50.05 +23.07
AREA. (Sq. Kms) 16,579:00 1,186.00
DENSITY OF POPULATION (Prr Sq. Km) 47 « SEW RATIO (Number of Females per 1000 males) 863 ~7{)
LITERACY RATE Persons 42.57 J').~<), Males 50.06 26.45 Females 38.89 12.35 PERCENTAGE OF /URBAN POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION 15.52 ·,~ ..74 PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION :-
i) Main workers Persons 47.53 '58.03 Males 51.91 6t72 Females 42.45 ' 53.79
ii) Marginal workers Persons 0.70 0.63 Males 0.66 0.69 Females D.7S {J.SS . IMPOITANT STA TISTICS,-Conelcl.
Nagalaad MOil dist. iii) ~n.workers Pcr~ops 51.77 41.34 Males 47.43 37.59 Females 56,80 45.66
Break ,·up of malo workers:· PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS
i) CUltiv:ators Persons 72.25 83.46 Males 57.01 72.42 Females 93.92 '8,01
ii) Asricwtural Labour~ Persons' 0.81 0.66 Males 1.15 1.07 Females 0.32 0.12
iii) Household Industry Persons 0.40 0.17 Males 0.45 0.21 Females 0.33 0.12
iv) Other Workers Persons 26.51 15~71 Males 41.39 26.30 Females 5.43 1.75 Persons PERCENTAGE OF SCHBDULED . '" CA:iTES :l?OPULA nON TO Males .... TOTAL :POPULATION . " Females
PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED Persons 83.99 89.36 TRIBES POPULA nON TO Males 80.05 85.47 TOTAL 'POPULATION Females 88.56 93.93 NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 149,480 13,680 Total 1,119 82 NUMBER OF VILLAGES"" Inhabited 1.112 80
,~ '_. Unlhabited 7 '2 NUMBER OF TOWNS 7 .- "-1 '
tx~i) ANALYTICAL NOTE
Definition and Concepts :-
Rural Areas:- The Cadastrally surveyed village with fixed boundaries is taken as a village for the purpose of census in plain areas. In the hill areas, a village is considered to be a collection of houses with certain boundaries having a separate name traditionally recognised by the villagers.
Urban Areas;- The definition of urban areas as adopted in a uniform manner through out the country in 1961 census has also been followed in 1971 and 1981 census. PIlces which satisfy the followin, telts are considered as a town. a) All places with a municipality, corporation or cantonment or notified area, b) All other places which satisfy the following criteria, i) a minimum population of 5,000, ii) at least 75% of the male working population should be non-agricultural and iii) a density of population at least 400 per km a (i.e. 1000 per sq. mile). The Director of eealul Operations of each state and union territory was, however given certain discrection in respect of lome marginal cases in consultation with the state Government to include some places that had other dist inct urban characteristics and to exclUde undeserving cases.
The class of the town in terms of population is categoriesed according to the following procedure. 1. Class I With a population of 100,000 and above 1. Class n With a population from 50,000 to 99,999 3. Class III With a population from 20,000 to 49,999 4. Class IV With a population from 10,000 to 19,999 5. Class V With a population from 5.000 to 9,99) 6. Class VI With a population of less than 5,000
Censos House;- At Census House' is a building of part of buildin5 having a separate main entran8, from the road or common courtyard or staircase, etc., used or recogniied as a separate unit. It may be occupied or vacant. It may be used for a residential or non-residential purpose or both.
Household:- A household is a group of persons who co:nmo1ly live together and would take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevents any of them from doing so. There may be a household of persons related by blood or a hausehold or unrelatei persons or having a mix of both. Examples of unrelated house:lOld., are boardfng houses, messes, hostels, rescue homes, jails etc., which are called 'Iostitutioaal households'. Tnere may be one memh:!r households, two member households or multi-member households. For census purposes, each one of these types is regarded as a household.
Scheduled caste/scheduled tribes ;- There is no scheduled caste in the state of Nagaland in 1981 census as per the Constitution (Nagaland) Scheduled Tribes Order, 1970. In 1931 cen5US the schedul'!d tribes as listed in Constituion (Nagaland) Scheduled Tribes Ord~r, 1970 have been adopted, the names of which are given below :-
1 1) Naga 2) Kuki 3) Kachari 4) Mikir and 5) Garo
It may be noted that the term 'Naga" is a common name of the community as a whole. As many as sixteen sub-tribes have been recorded in the 1981 census under heading 'Naga', they are listed below ;-
Names of 'Naga" sub-tribes.
1) Angami ii) Ao iii) Chakhesang iv) Chang v) Chirr vi) Khiemnungan vii) Konyak viii) Lotha ix) Makware x) Phom xi) Rengma xii) Sangtam xiii) Serna xiv) Tikhir xv) Yimchungre xvi) Zeliang
Literate:- A person who can both read and write with understanding in any language is to be taken as 1iter~te. A person ,who can merely read but can not write, is not literate. It is not necessary that a person who is literate should have received any formal education or should have passed any minimum educational standard. All children of the age of 4 years or less are to. be treated as illiterate even if the child is going to school and may have picked up reading and writing a few odd words.
Workers:- A "Worker" is a person whose main activity is participation in any economically productive work physically or mentally. Work involves not only actual work but effective supervision and direction of work. The following points are taken into c:)nsideration to treat a person as a worhr during 1981 census.
(i) A person who normally works but has been absent from work during the reference period, (i.e. during the Jast one year prior to the date of enumeration) on account of illness, holidays, temp orary closure, strikes etc. is treated as engaged in the work he/she would otherwise have been doing but for his/her temporary absence.
(ii) persons under training such as apprenties with or without stipends or wages are treated as workers.
2 (iii) A persons who has merely been offered work but has not actually joined yet IS treatej as a worker.
(iv) A fuli tim~ public or social service worker who is actively engaged in public service or a full time political worker, who is also actively engaged in furthering the political activity of hislher party is treated as a worker.
Workers are further devided into two categories, viz, main workers and marginal workers,
Main Workers:· If a person has done any work at all during the year, be is regarded as a worker. The main worker and the marginal worker is identified by the number of days he/she had been engaged in the economic and productive work during the year. If a person has done such work for 6 month, or 183 days or more during the reference period (i.e. during the last one year prior to the date of enumeration) he is regarded as the main worker.
The person who is a main worker may have worked for six months or 183 days or more in I more than one activity. For example he/she may have worked for 3 months in cultivation, one month in gur malfing and 3 months as an agricultural labourer.
When main activity of a person qualifies him to be treated as a worker he/she is further categori. esed according to the type of work he/she performs viz., cultivator, agricultural labourers, household industry and other work.
These terms are explained below:-
Cultivator :. For the purposes of census a person is working as cultivator if he or she is engaged either as employer; single worker or family worker in cultivation of land owned or held from Govern· ment or held from private person or institutions for payment of money, kind or share. Cultivation in· eludes supervision or direction of cultivation. If a person gives out his land to another person for cultivation for money or share of crops and who does not even supervise or direct cullivation of land he will not be treated as cultivator.
Agricultural Labourer :. A person working in another person's Jand for wages will not be treated a~ ~ultivator, but he will be treated as an agricultural labourer.
Household Industry ;- A person is said to be en,!aged in household industry if he is engaged in some productive, processing, servicing or repair of articles or gtlods such as handlooffi weaving, dying, carpent ry, bidi rolling, pottery manufacture, bicycle repairing. black~mltl1y, tai1o~ing etc, and if it is conducted by the head of the household himself/her self and or by the members of the household at home or within the village in rural areas and only within the precincts of the house where the household lives in urban areas. The industry should not be run on the scale of a registered factory.
Other Workers ;- All workers, i.e., those who have been engaged in some economic activity who are nilt cultivators or agricultural labourers or in Household industry, are "Other workers"
Marginal Workers :- If a person has worked any time, but has not worked for the major part of the year he is treated as a Marginal worker. He may be a student or engaged in household duties or dependent or rentier or beggar or inmate of institution such as prisoners.
3 Non Workers:- A'Non-worker' is a person who is engaged in any economically productive work Non-worke~ are categorised under seven broa:! heads namely, household duties, students, retired person& and reutiers, dependents, beggars and inmates of institutions.
BRIEF HISTORY OF THE DISTRICf AND THE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK
History :- Mon is one of the 7 districts of Nagaland. The other 6 districts of Nagaland are Kohima, Phek, Mokokchung, Tuensang, Wokha and Zunheboto. When the state was created in 1963, it was divided into three districts namely, Kohima, Tuensang and Mokokchung. Mon was one of the 3 sub-divisions of Tuensang district till 1971 Census. In December 1973 Tuensang was further divided iato two districts i.e. Tuensang and Mon. The people of Mon and Tuensang districts are known as eastern Nagas which includes the Konyaks, the major tribe of Mon district. The Konyaks are a big tribe and they are divided into two groups· Lower Konyaks and Upper Konyaks.
Though it is certain that the people of this district came to this place from outside, probably from different parts of Indo China and South East Asia, and through Burma, it is not known when tbey came. There has been some inferences of the arrival of the Southern and Western Nagas to their present places but there has not been any such inference in respect of the eastern Nagas including Konyak Nagas of Mon district.
During 1971 Census, Mon was one of the 3 sub-divisions under Tuensang district. But in 1973 Mon has beea declared as a separate district which include the following circles urJdor Mon sub-division' vide Nagaland Government Notification No. Ap. A. l5/12/71 (HQ) dated Kohima. the 19th December, 73.
1. Naginimara 4, Phomching 2. Champang 5. Mon sadar 3. Chen 6. Tizit
There are 82 villages out of which 2 are uninhabited. which consist the rural unit of the district. There is only one urban unit in the district. This new district has been created witlt the areas of the Mon sub-divisioll and placed under the ciurge of a Deputy Commissioner with a view to introduce a more efficient system of administration in the state.
No separate District Census Handbook was published for Mon district during 1971 Census as it was a part of Tuensang district. All the comparable and necessary informations pertaining to the present Mon district for 1971 Census are available in the District Census Handbook of Tuensang district published in 1971.
Phyiscal Aspeets, Highlights on the changes in the jurisdiction of the district during the decade including its boundaries:-
Mon district. then Mon sub·division under Tuensang district has six circles, namely Naginimara, Moo sadar, Champang, Cher Phomching and Tizit which has been approaved by the Government of Nagaland in Notification No AP 15/12/71 (HQ) dated 19th December 1973.
Boundary :- It is bounded by Sibsagar district of Assam in the north, Armachal pradesh and Burma in the east and Tuensang district in the south and west.
4 Population • The total population of Mon district is 78,938 according to the 1981 census out of which 42,219 are males and 36,719 are females and 72,040 rural and 6,898 urban population. MOD sadar is biggest circle with 15,570 persons clo!'-ely followed by Champang circle with 14,693 persons. Tne smallest circle in the district is Tizit circle with 9,044 persons.
The important places in this district are Wakchin~, Mon, Tizit, Champang and Naginimata; a railway \ station.
River Dikhu has passed through MOD district and has joined the Brahmaputra.
Climate and Rainfall :. The district enjoys monssoon type of climate with fairly good rainfall Rainfall is heavy durin!! the summer. Rainfall all over the state varic3 from 20(} to 300 ems. which oc~urs for about seven months from March to September and is heaviest in Mon area.
Major characteristics of the District :
Although Nagaland is almost entirely hilly it has several plain areas also on the border of Assam. They are plains of Naginimara and Tizit in Mon district.
Main characteristics of the district in relation to the economic resources:-
Agriculture :- The main occupation of the people in the district is agriculture and 83.46 percent of the main workers in the district are cultivators. Jhum cultivation is the main form of cultivation. Important crops under jhum cultivation are rice', millet, maize. cotton, chilli etc.
Industry ;- Industry ha5 not yet developed and so only few people of this district are engaged in weaving, blacksmithy and handicrafts to meet their needs.
Forestry:· Forestry is an integral part of the human environment and th~ development mlde in the field of forestry are reflected in various sectors of human activity in this district. All requirements of forest based products both in the rural and urban areas are met locally from the forest.
In the 1981 Census, good effort has oeen made to compile' both censused and non-censu~ data at village and town level in a wide range and uaiform manner with an enlarg~d scope for aU the seven districts in the state. This book is of great demand for the statistical data by the State Government machinery and local bodies of administrative, planning and developmental purposes, The D. C. H. is being brought out comb:ning part A and Part-B to avoid delay in publication "Part-A consists of village and town directory while part·B of this volume cO:1sists of Primary Ce.1sus Abstracts circle wise/village wise and town wise (within' the town, ward wise).
The scope of Part-A and part·B is explained briefly below Scope of Part-A
The D. C. H. Part.A contains the village and town directory. The village directory reveals the general living conditions of pea~antry and the over all d~velopment that has taken place in the district. The ame:tities available Within each village in the field of education, medical ani health. drinking water, Communications post and telegraph have b~en given in columns 5·10 of thi~ directory.
5 Besides the information to rel~ting to distance from nearest town,staple food, power supply, approach rOld to the village etc, are given in the columns 11 to 14. This directory also gives the information regarding the land use in he~tares. EVen though the village3 in Nagaland are not cadastrdly surveyed, the appro"imate arta of tbe different land use are being presented in columns 15 to 20 of this directory. All possible effort has been made to record in the remarks column any place of religious, h;storical or arche aloaical inti!rest of each village. It also gives the informations relating to the number of news papers com'ing" to the village, numb:!r of motor cars etc. in the village if any. The town directory of this part gives the data for each town in the district in the six statements explRincd below:· Statement I - It furnishes the status and gro'Nth history of the town at the census of 1901 to 1931. Columns 7 to 14 are kept blank and a dash (.) has b~en given as it is a newly created town as 5mh for the first time during 1981 census.
Statement II· Funishes the physical aspects and location of the town as in 1979. The rainfall and temperature data in maximum and minimun and road distance of the state HQ from the town have also been given. The name of the nearest city, Rly station and the bus route also are furnished with distance within brackets.
Statement III • Furnishes the informations relating to municipal finances 1978· 79. The municipal finance could not be furnished as the town itself is a cen~us town as shown in column 3 of the statement.
Statement IV - Furnishes the data relating to civic and other amenities, 1979 It furnishes the Scheduled tribe population, road length in km, system of swerage and numb;!r of latrines of different types, method of disposal of night soil, protected water supply with source of supply, system of storage with capacity in Iitres and electrification (number of connections for vario:J.s purposes in the town).
Statement V - Furnishes information relating to the medical, educational and the recreational facilities as in 1979.
Statement VI· Furnishes the informations relating to the trade, commerce, industry and bank facilities as in 1979.
Scope of part-B - The district Census Handbook Part B contains the village and town Primary Census Abstract.
Primary Census Abstract:· It gives for each village and each ward of a town the primary census data incorporating area sq. kms, the number of households, total population and its breakup by sex, scheduled tribes, literates and educated persons, workers classified in column 17 to 26, non-workers in column 27 to 30 for both town and villages circle wise.
The District of Mon with an area of 1786.00 square kilometres has a population of 78,938 out of which 42, 219, are males and 36, 719 are females as recorded in the 1981 census.
The Districts has only one town, with an area of 9 sq km, namely; Mon town. It has a popUlation of 6,898 out of which 4,373 are males and 2,525 are females.
The district consists of 6 circles with one town. The total population of the tOWIl and the circles area as follow :- Mon town 6,898, Naginimara 12,903, Champang 14,693, Chen 9,616, Phomching 10,214, Mon sadar 15, 570 and Tizit 9,044. This part also contains the special primary census abstract on scheduled tribes. The abstract gives tne total number of households with S. T. members for the district separately for )9tal, rural and urban followed by the circles in column 4, total scheduled tribe population sexwise iVcolumn 5 to 7 and total literates sexwise in 8 to 10. . ,
The sexwise workers of different categories and nonworkers among the scheduled tribe population for the district (total rural, and urban) followed by the circl~s are given in colUmns 11 to 31 of this abstract.
Four appendices which are prepared on the basis of villages directory and peA data are incorporated 1D this volume.
AppeDdix I· This appendix shows circle wise abstract of educational. medical and other amenities. From this table it appears that some villages have only one type of educational amenity, either primary or secondary or higher secondary schools, while some are having more than one type of institutiom. Similarly. in case of medical and other amenities like drinking water and post and telegraph also it is seen that some of the villages have more than one aminity and others have only one of the amenites.
Appendix II • It relates to the land utilisation data in respect of censul towns.
Appendix III - This appendix shows the names of the villages where no amenities are available. There is only one village in Naginimara circle in Mon district wher" no amenities are available.
Appendix IV .. T1;1e appendix shows the ranges of scheduled tribes population (percentages). From the table it appears that almost all the villages where there are scheduled tribes popUlation are falling within the scheduled tribes range 51 and above excepting few which fall within the other lower ranges.
BRIEF ANALYSIS ON INSET TABLE BASED ON VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY
Table No.1
The above table shows the circlewise distribution of villages according to the availability of different &Il'.enities in the 80 villages such as education, medical, drinking water, post and telegraphs, communications, approach by pucca road and power supply.
Table No.2
The above table gives the proportion of the circlewise rural population served by the d1fferent amenities. From this table it appears that large proportion of rural population are served by educational and drinking water facilities whereas a very small proportion of the rural popUlation is served by pucca approach road.
Table No.3
This table shows the distribution of villages not having certain amenities arranged by distance ranges from place where these are available. This table reveals that there is only one village where educatioaal facility is not avai!able but available at a maximum distance of 10+ kms. There are 65 villaaes where there are
7 no medical facilities available within the village but available at the distanco ofless than 5 kms in 3 villages., 5·lOkms in 18 villages, lO-l-kms in 36 vilIa$es and 8 villages in which the same facility is available at' distance unspecified.
Similarly the table shows the information relating to drinking water, post and telegraph anel oommunication facilities.
Table No.4
From the above table, it appears that there is no inhlbited village which falls within the distance range 0-5kms from the nearest town. 9 villages fall within the distance range of 6·15 kms all of which have educatIOnal and drinking water facilities and 55.55 percent of the vilhges have power supply in this range.
33 villages. fall within the distance range of 16-50 kms from the Mare it town, all of them with educational facility, 21. 21 percent of the villages hwe medical facility 93. 34 percent have drinking water 9.09% have post and telegraph, 3. ()3% have communication, 303% have approa~h by pucca and 36.36- percent have power supply facilities .
. . 38 villages fall within the distance range of 51 +kms with 97.37% having educational facility, 21.05% haVing medical facility. 84.21% of the villages have drinking water, 10.53% hava post and telegraph, 2.65%. have communication and 526% have power supply facilities. There are 80 inhabited villages in Mon District in total of which 98.75% hwe educational facility, 18.75% have medical facility, 9\).00% have drinking water fa~ilitYt 8.75% h:we post and telegraph 1.25% have pucca approach road and 23.75% have power supply facilities.
Table No.5
All the 80 inhabited villages have been distributed a~cording to the population range and amenities available. 23 villages fall within the population range less than 499,50 villages within 500-1,999 and 1 within the population range 2.000·4,999. It is seen that there is not a single village which falls within the biggest popUlation range 5,000+.
The number of villag~s (with their percentage) having the amenity of educational, medical, drinldns water, post and telegraph etc. are shown in the above table.
Table No.6
The above table shows main staple food in the mljority of villages in each cirde. It is seen that rice is the main staple food in Naginimara, Cham pang and Cben whil~ in Pho:nching, rice and millet, in Tizit, rice and maize and in Mon sadar, rice :millet and maize are Ihe main staple food.
Table No.7
The above table show3 the growth, density and sex-ratio of the urbln populatbn in the district in relation to the state urban population. Mon Distrkt has been created only after 1971 CeJlSUS and Mon H. q. has been treated as' a urban centre for the first time in 1981 .cenS:1S.
8 Table No.8
Mon town is the only Town in Mon District and it is classified as class V town as the same falls within the population range of 5,000·9,999.
Table No.9
The above table shows that civic status of town is not· implemented in this town so far as the matter is still under developing stage, hence other informations relating to the receipt and expenditure could not be furnished.
Table No. 10
This table shows the number of schools per 10 thousand population.
Table No. 11
This table shows the no. of bed) in medical institltbn per 1, 000 populatio.a in the tONO.
Table No. 12
The above table shows the most important commodity imported to the town, viz, rice, pulses and vegetable whereas on commodity is manufactured locally and exported outside of this town.
Various inset tables have also been presented in this volume which hav~ been prepared on the basis of the peA data. The inset tables No. 13 to 20 are producej b~low follow~d by brief explaination.
BRIEF ANALYSIS OF INSET TABLE BASED ON PCA DATA
Table No. 13
The above table gives the circle wise total, rural ani urbln population with mlle and fem de break ups and also the n'.lmber of total inhabited villages and n'lmber of town. From this table it appelrs thlt there are as many as 82 villages in the distrbt out of which 2 villaJes are u!1.inhabited which are distributed in Champang and Mon sadar circle. The highest number of population is recorded in Mon sadar circle and lowest in Chen circle in the rural areas. Th~re is only one town in the M()..t district with population of 6, 898:
Table No. 14
The table shows the circle wise de~adal change in distribution of popllation during 1971 Census and 1981 Censu~. The decadal change as recorded in fizit circle is 31. 32% the higbest, followed by Naginimara circle with 22.68%. The decadal variation is found to be lowest (-1.76%) in Mon sadar Circle be·:ause the popUlation of Mon H Q. was included in the rural p.:>pulation of Mon )adu in 1971, while in 198 [. the population of Mon H. Q. is included in the urban populatirlD. As a result, the rural population of Mon sadar circle decreased in 1981.
Table No. 15
The above table shows the distribution of villages by population ranges and percentage of villages in each range. The total inhabited villages are being distributed by th~ir popllation as follows ;-
9 5 villages fall within tho population range of 200, with percentage of 6. 25%, 18 villages within 200-499 with 22.50./' ,50 villages within 500·1,999 with 62. 50% and 7 villages fall within rang~ 2,000-4,999 with 815%. There is no village with population within the population range 5,OOO~9,999 and 10,000 in the distriot.
Table Nu. 16
This table shows the proportion of Scheduled tribes population to the total population in the villages. It appelrs that there is no village within the scheduled tribe population ranges 'Nil', 5 or less, 6-15 and 26-35. The percentage of villagers in each ranges has also been shown in the table. The highest number of villages is found in the range of 51 and above which is 76, the percentage of village is 9S.000h,
Table No. 17
The above table shows the proportion of s~heduled castes/scheduled tribes population in the town. There is no s~heduled Caste recorded in Nagaland. Percentage of scheduled tribes population to the total population of the town is 62.55%
Table No. 18
From the above table it appears that 5 villages which fall within the population range Jess than 200 have the highest lit"racy rate i. e, 31.92 and total literacy rate in the. rural areas of the district is 16.497{.
Table No. 19
Tbe above table shows the literacy rate of Mon town viz. 55.41%
Table No. 20
The above table gives the circlewise informations relating to literates, workers, non· workers scheduled castes/scheduled tribes population in the District. As regards percentage of scheduled tribes population to the total population of the circles it appearS highest in Phomching circle with 98.60% fotl()wed by Chen circle with 98.19% and Mott sadar cirde with 95.83%. It show3 a lower percentage of scheduled tribe population to the total population in the urban area of Mon town which is 62.55%. The percentage of workers is higher than that of nonworkers in all the circles ex.cept Naginimara and Mon town. The percercentage of workers to the total population of the District as a whole is 85.66% and non-workers percentage is 41. 34'/. The table alSO gives the percentage of literates, scheduled trib~s, main workers, marginal workers and non-workers by sex.
The formats of appendices I to IV have been incorporated in this book which are explained briefly in the analytical note. TABLE: 1 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES TO THE AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES
Sl. Name of circle No. of No (with pel'centage) of villa~es h'lving one or more followin~ amenities. No. ioha- bitcd Education IMedical Drinking P<"'st and Market/j Commun- Approach Power vill- water Telegraph hat ications by pucca supply ages. I road. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1. Naginimara 14 13 2 8 2 1 5 (92.86) (14.29) (57.14) (14.29) (7.14) (35.71) 2. Champang 13 13 2 13 2 3 (100.00) (15.38) (100.00) (15.38) (23.08) 3. Chen 8 8 5 8 1 (1 CO.OO) (62.50) (100.00) ( 12.50) 4 Phomching 11 11 2 9 1 (100.00) (18.18) (81.82) (9.09) 5. Mon sadar 18 ]8 3 18 10 (100.00) (16.67) (100.00) (55.56 6. Tizit 16 16 J 16 1 1 1 1 (100.00) (6.25) (100.00) (6.25) (6.25) (6.25) (6.25)
Total District SO 79 15 72 7 2 1 19 (9S.75) (lS.75) (90.CO) (8.75) (2.50) (1.25) (23.75)
TABLE: 1 PROPORTION OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED BY DIFFERENT AMENITIES
Sl. Name of Circle Total Proportion of rural population served by the amenitie of. No. popula- tion of Education Mtdical urinking Post and Marketl Communica- Approach by Ipower inhabi- water Tele~raph hat tion road 1.... ly ted vill- .U,,, ages in the circle I I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1. Naginimara 12,903 99.69 31.36 56.53 31.36 28.30 63.50 2. Champang 14,693 100.00 25.00 100.00 24.13 23.88 3. Chen 9,616 100.00 59.73 100.00 1.46 4. Phomching 10,214 100.00 22.12 68.27 4.46 5. Mon sadar 15,570 100.00 24.26 100.00 56.65 6. Tizit 9,044 100.00 9.95 100.00 9.95 9.95 9.95 17.68
District total 72,040 99.94 28.32 87.72 12.68 6.32 1.25 30.71
11 TABLE: 3 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING CERTAIN AMENITIES, ARRANGED BY DISTENCE RANGES FROM THE PLACES WHERE THESE ARE AVAILAB:(.JE
Villase not having Number of villages where the amenity is not available and available at a distance of the amenity Of - 5kl1is I 5-10 kms. I lO+kms I Unspecmed I 10tal col. i.5 2 13 4 I 5 6 1. Education 1 1 2. Medical 3 18 36 8 65 3. Drinking water 1 7 8 4. P & T 2 12 52 7 73 5. Market/hat 6. communication 1 5 61 11 78
TABLE: 4 D(~TRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST TOWN AND AVAILABILITy OF DIFFERENT AMENITLES
Distance range No. of in- No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenities of from the nearest habited town (in kms) villages Education Medical Drinking Marketl Communica- Approach in each Po,l ,00 Power water ITelegraph hat tion by pucea Supply range road
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
0.5 ". 6 • 15 9 9 9 5 (100.00) (100.00) (55.55) 16·50 33 33 7 31 3 1 I 12 (100.00) (21.21) (93.94) (9.09) (3.03) (3.03) (36.36) 51 + 38 37 8 32 4 1 2 (97.37) (21.05) (84.21) (10.53) (2.65) (5.26) Unspec,ified
Total 80 79 IS 72 7 2 1 19 (98.75) (18.75) (90.00) (8.7S) (2.50) (1.25) (23.75)
12 TABLE: 5 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO POPULATION RANGES AND AMENITIES AVAILABLE
- Distance range No. of in- No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenities of from the neares! habited --- town (in kms) vi1lage~ Education Medical Drinking Post and Marketl Communica- Approach Power in each water Telegraph hat tion by pucca Supply range road I 2 3 4 I 5 6 7 8 9 10 -499 23 22 2 20 2 4 (95.65) (8.70) (85.96) (8.70) (17.39) 500-1,999 50 50 10 47 4 1 1 13 (100.00) (20.00) (94.00) (8.00) (2.00) (2.00) (26.00) 2000-4,999 7 7 3 5 8 1 2 (100.00) (42.86) (71.43) 14.29) 04.29) (28.57) 5000+
Total 80 79 15 72 7 2 1 19 (98.75) (18.75) (90.00) (8.75) (2.50) (1.25) (23.75)
TABLE: 6 MAIN STAPLE FOOD IN THE MAJORITY OF VILLAGE IN EACH CIRCLE
Sf. No. Name of circle Main staple food
1 2 3 1. Naginimara Rice 2. Champang Rice 3. Chen Rice 4. Phomching Rice, Millet 5. Mon sadar Rice, Millet and Maize o. Tizit Rice, Maize
13 TABLE: 7 GROWTH, DENSITY AND SEX RATIO OF URBAN POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT IN RELATION TO THE STATE
District Mon State NagaJand Census 'J ota} Urban '/. Urban Oecad- Den- Sex Total Urban I' Urban Decadal Density Sex-ratio year popula- Popula- popula. a{ per- sity ratio papul- papul· papula- percenta- (popula- (No. of tion tion lion cenlage (po- (No. ation ation lion ge varia- tion per females per vari- pul- of re- tion in sq.km) 1,000 males) ation ation males Urban in urb- per per popula- an pop- Isq.km) 1,000 tion ulation males) 1 j 2 3 4 5 1_6_1_ 7 I 8 I 9 1 JO I 11 12 13 ------_-- 1951 2,12,975 4,125 1.94 + 17.62 398 739 1961 3,69,200 19,157 5.19 +364.41 728 628 1971 5,16,449 51,394 9.95 +168.28 1,230 472 1981 78,938 6,898 874 766 577 7,74,930 1,20,234 15.52 +133.95 1,105 688
TABLE: 8 NEW TOWN/TOWNS DECLASSIFIED IN 1981 CENSUS
Name of Towns popualtion 1981 Census 2 ------
a) Added 6,898 1. Mon b) Declassified Nil Nil
14 TABLE; 9 PER CAPITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN TOWN
Receipt Expenditure Class, name & Total Receipt Receipt I Total General I Expendi- Public Expenditure Other civic statu.s through from all expe- Admi- I ture works on public in aspects of the town taxes other ndit- nistration on pub- stitutions sources ure lie health and conve- niences
2 3 4 5 I 6 7 8 9 10 V, Mon (c.r.) Nil Nil
TABLE: 10 SCHOOLS PER TEN THOUSAND POPULATION IN TOWNS
Class name and! -::-:':'-:--__-;---;- ___N-;-o_.~pe-r_,t:_e:..:.n-t-h-ou-:s..::.an_=d___'_p-o:-pu-la-t-jo_,n;---:---;- _----;::--;------civic status of Higher secondary/ Secondary! Junior secondary/ Primary town Intermediate/PUC/Junior Matriculation Middle College. ------:r------3- I 4 1 5 ------V, Mon ( C.T.) 1.45 5.80 11.60
IS TABLE: II NO. OF BEDS IN MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS IN TOWNS
Class, name and civic status of the No. of the bedjs in the Medical Institutions Town per 1,000 population
2
V, MOD ( C. T. ) 6.52
TABLE: 12 MOST IMPORTANT COMMODITY MANUFACTURED, IMPORTED AND EXPORTED IN TOWNS
Class, name and Most important commodity civic status Manufactured I Exported Imported of the town I 1 2 3 4 V, Mon (C. T. ) Rice
16 TABLE; U POPULATlON NUMBER OF VILLAGES AND TOWNS, 1981
SI. Name of Circle POPULATION No. Total I Rural P I. M F p M F l. 2 3 I 4 5 6 7 8 1. Naginimara 12,903 7,101 5,802 12,903 7,101 5,802 2. Champang 14,693 7,640 7,053 14,693 7,640 7,053 3. Chen 9,616 4,947 4,669 9,616 4,947 4,669 4. Phomching 10,214 5,200 5,014 10,214 5,200 5,014 S. Mon sadar 15,570 8,121 7,449 15,570 8,121 7,449 6. Tizit 9,044 4,837 4,207 9,044 4,837 4,207 7. Mon town 6,898 4,373 2,525
District Total 78,938 42,219 36,719 72,040 37,846 34,194
I I I No. of villages I No of Towns Urban I Total I Inhabited I p M F I I I 9 10 11 I 12 I 13 I 14 14 14 14 13 8 8 11 11 19 18 16 16 6,898 4,373 2,51.5 '0, 1
6.898 4,373 1,525 82 80 1
17 TABLE: 14 DECADAL CHANGES IN DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION
Percentage Decadal (1971-81) Name of circle POPULATION Variation I 1971 I ]981 Total I Rural Urban I Total Rural Urban Total Rural I Urban 1 I 2 3 4 I 5 6 7 I 8 9 I 10 1. Naginimara 10,518 10,518 12,903 12,903 +22,68 +22,68 2. Champang 12.834 12,834 14,693 14,693 + 14.48 + 14.48 3. Chen 8,485 8,485 9,616 9,616 + 13.33 +13.33 4. Phomching 9,567 9,567 10,214 10,214 + 6.76 + 6.76 5. Mon sadar 15,849 15,849 15,570 15,570 - 1.76 - 1.76 6. Tizit 6,887 6,887 9.044 9,044 +31.32 +31.32 7. Mon town 6,898 6,898
District total 64,140 64,140 78,938 72,040 6,898 +2307 12.32 TABLE: 15 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY POPULATION RANGES
Range of population No. of villages in each range Percentage of villages in each range
2 3 -200 5 6.25 200-499 18 22.50 500-1,999 50 62.50 2000-4,999 7 8.75 5000-9,999 10,000+
Total 80 100.00
19 TABLE: 16 PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION TO POPULATiON IN THE VILLAGES
Percentage of scheduled No. of village in Percentage of villages tribe population to total each range in each range population
:2 \ 3 Nil 5 or less 6 - 15 16 - 25 2 2.50 26 - 35 36 - 50 2 2.50 51 and above 76 95.00
Total 80 100.00
TABLE: 17 PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION IN TOWN
Name of town Total Total Total Percentage Percentage of scheduled popuJa- scheduled scheduled of scheduled tribe population to total tion caste tribe po- castes popuI- population population pulation ation to total population - 1 2 3 4 5 6 -'-----'--- Mon town 6,898 4.315 62.55
Total 6,898 4,315 62.55
20
TABLE; LITERATES, WORKERS, NON-WORKERS, SCHEDULED CASTEl
Name of Circle Total Total population Schedu- Schedu- Literates to the total Rural led castes led tr- population Urban p M F popula- ibes tion to popula- P M F the total tion to popula- the to- tion tal po- pulat!_?n 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Naginimara Total 12,903 7,101 5,802 74.08 30.82 40.43 19.06 Rural' 12,903 7,101 5,802 74.08 30.82 40.43 19.06 Urban
Champang Total 14,693 7,640 7,053 95.73 1I 36 17.13 5.10 Rural 14,693 7,640 7,053 95.73 11,36 17.13 5.10 Urban
Cht'n Total 9,6 Hi 4,947 4,669 98.19 14.53 17.53 11.31 Rural 9,616 4,947 4.669 98.19 14.53 17,53 11.31 Urban
Phomching Total 10,214 5,200 5,014 98.60 5.52 8.60 233 Rural 10,214 5,200 5,014 98.60 5.52 8.60 2.33 Urban
Mon sadar Total 15,570 8,121 7,449 96.83 15.77 20.11 11.04 Rural 15,570 8,121 7,449 96.83 15.77 20.11 11.04 Urb:lfi
Tizit Total 9,044 4,837 4.207 88.54 20.11 26.32 12.98 Rural 9,044 4,837 4,207 88.54 20:11 26.32 12.98 Urban
Mon Town Total 6,898 4,373 2,525 62,55 55.41 63.27 41.78
I)istrict Total Total 78,938 42,219 36,719 89.36 19,89 26.45 12.35 Rural 72,040 37,846 34,194 91.92 1649 22.20 10.17 Urban 6.898 4,373 2,525 6255 55.41 63.27 41.78
22 20 SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT
PERCENTAGE OF Main workers to the Marginal workers to the Total workers to tne total Non-workcl's to the total population total population - population tot al po;mlation P M F P M F P M F P M F
11 I 12 I 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 I 21 I 22 49.31 56.71 40.26 0.49 0.28 0.74 4).80 56.9) 41.00 50.20 43.01 59.00 49.31 56.71 40.26 0.49 0.28 0.74 49.80 56.99 41.00 50.20 43.01 59.00
65.30 66.89 63.59 1.66 2.04 1.25 66.95 68.93 64.84 33.04 31.07 35.16 65.30 66.89 6359 1.66 2.04 1.25 66.96 68.93 64.84 33.04 31.07 35.16
67.40 69.86 64.79 0.31 0.40 0.21 67.71 70.26 65.00 32.29 2974 35.(0 67.40 69.86 64.79 0.31 0.40 0.21 67.71 70.26 65.00 32.29 29.74 35.00
66.39 66.46 66.31 0.12 0.12 0.12 66.51 66.58 66.43 33.49 33.42 33.57 66.39 66.46 66.31 0.12 0.12 0.12 66.51 66.58 66.43 33.49 33.42 33.S7
54.83 55.80 53.77 0.21 0.20 0.21 55.04 56.00 53.98 44.96 44.00 46.02 54.83 55.80 53.77 0.21 0.20 0.21 55.04 56.00 53.98 44.96 44.00 46.02
57.65 60.55 5,U2 1.24 1.49 0.95 58.8~ 62.0-l 55.27 41.11 37.96 44.73 57.65 60.55 54.32 1.24 1.49 0.95 58.89 62.04 55.27 41.11 37.96 44.73
41.17 58.29 11.52 41.17 58.29 11.52 58.83 41.71 88.48 58.03 61.72 53.79 0.63 0.69 0.56 58.66 62.41 54.35 4U4 37.59 45.65 59.65 62.12 ~.91 0.68 0.77 0.60 60.33 62.&9 57.51 39.67 37.11 42.49 41.17 58.29 11.52 41.17 58.29 11.52 58.83 41.71 88.48
23 PART-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY
Section • I VILLAGE DIRECTORY NOTES ON VILLAGE DIRECTORY
The abbre~iations used in the Village Directory are as follows:- 1. Education ( amenities) 5. Communication N. A. ... Information not available Phone ... Telephone connection. P. . .. Primary school B. S.... Bus M. ... Middle school , R. S.... Railway station. H ... Matriculation school up to class - X. 6. Approach to village C.... College. P. R. ... Pucca Road A. C. . .. Adult literacy Centre. K. R .... Kutcha Road F. P. '" Foot path. 2. Medical (amenities) H. ... Hospital 7. Power Supply D. ... Dispenslry E. D .... Electricity for domestic M. C. W.... Maternity and child purpose. Welfare Centre E. O.... Electricity for other purposes C. W. c .... Child Welfare Centre like industrial, commercial P. H. C... , Primary Health Centre P. H. S, ." Primary Health Sub-Centre etc. T. B.... T. B. C.inic E. A.... Electricity for all purposes F. P. C.. " Family Planing Centre listed above. H. C. . .. Health Centre. 8. The Dumber of items available in the village. 3. Drinking water (amenities) T, ... Tap water N .... News papers coming in the village. W. .., Well water T. K. .. ' Tank water M. Motor cycles/scooters avai T. W ... , Tube well water lab!e in lh(! village. R. .., River watcr r. ... Cars/jeeps available in the C .... Canal village. S. ... Spring T .... Tractors available in the N .... Nallah v::lrge. O... , Others N. A... , Information not available.
4. Post and Telegraphs p. O .... Post Office T. O.... Telegraph Office P. T. O.. " Post and Telegraph Office
25 NAGINIMARA CIRCLt: NAGALAND NAGINIMARA CIRCLE CODE NO:7/1 MON DISTRICT (NOTIONAL)
INDEX 80UNDARY, STATE ... DISTRiCT .' " CIRCLE .•. HEADQUARTER. CIRCLE ... VILLAGES WITH POPULATION SIZE: BELOW 200,200-499,500-999, 1000-4999...... o ••• POST OffICE ... _. .. . '" ...... PO tilGH SCHOOL ...... $ HOSPITAL...... '" ... E9 DISPENSARY ... + RIVERS " STREAMS .. . --<::::::'"
,
jo/ WANCHING ! " 10 • CHING TANG I " ". 8 • i~ J'''' ...... l' " CHINGPHOI • C ~ '-._. • 9 ..-._. G C \ R L E . II _...... ,--;:;' \l ~ ~ "-. _' ~ '1" c TIC ~ ..
ALPHABETICAL LIS r OF VILLAGES
MOD District Naginimara Circle
Sl No.1 Name of the Villages Location code No.
1 2 , 3 1. Chingphoi 15/7/1/9 2. Chingtang 15/ 7/1/8 3. Hotaboti 15/7/1/2 4. Kongon 15/7/1/13 5. Lower Namthai 15/7/1/3 6. Naginimara H. Q. 15/7/1/1 7. Pongkong 15/7/1/5 8. Shiyong 15/7/1/7 9. Singpban Forest Ranje 15/7/1/14 10. Tanbai 15/7/1/6 11. Tiru 15/7/1/4 12. Wakching H. Q. 15/7/1/12 13. Wakching Village 15/7/1/11 14. Wanching 15/7/1/10
29 1981 CENSUS-VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LANDUSE MOD District
Total Amenities available (if not available within t he village, a dash area Total (-) is show"1 in the column and next to it in bra -:kets the distance of tnf population i:1 broad ranges viz. -Skms , 5-10kms., and 10+ kms. of the near· viII. and est place where the facilite~ is available is give n. Location Name of (in n'lmber of Educati. p()st and r Communicat· Medical lOrin- Day 0 Code No Village Hect. households onal king Telegraph Idays of ions (bus stop, ares) water the Railway Stat (pot a- marke t, ion, water bk) way) I hat if , any :
I . .. __ ..~-.~.-- 2 I 3 4 5 6 I 7 8 9 10 Circle- Naginimara 7/1 15/7/1/1 Naginimata HQ. NA 3,651(761) H (I) D (\) T PO BS 15/7/1/2 Hotahoti NA 145(2~) P (1) -(IO+kms) (IO+kms) -(IO+kms) - (10+kms) 15/7/1 (3 Lower Namthai NA 181 (43) PCl) -(!O+kms) T - (lO+kms) - (lO+kms) 15t7/1(4 Tim NA 44~(99) P (I) - (lO+kms) - (10+km3) - (lO+kms) -(lO+kms) 15/7/1/5 Pong kong NA 555(88) M(I) -(IO+kms) T -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) 15/7/1/6 Tanhai NA 582(95) M(l) - (IO+kms) T - (lO+kms) - (l0+ kms) 15/7/1/7 Shiyong NA /76(105) P (1) - (5-10kms) T -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) 15/7/1/8 Ch:ngtang NA 687(115) P (I) -(lOtkms) T - (11)+ kms) -(10+kms) 15/7/119 Chingphoi NA 466(77) P (I) - (IOtkms) T - (lO+kms) -(lO+kms) 15/7/1/10 Wanching NA 1,416(219) M(l) - (IO+kms) -(lO+km~) - (IO+kms) -(IO+kms) 1517/1/11 Wakching NA 2,496(322) P (I) - (-Skms) - (-Skms) - (-5kms) - (10+ kms) 15/7/1/12 Wakching H.Q. NA 396(86) H (1) - H(I) T PO - (IO+kms) 15/7/1{l3 Kongon NA 1,068(204) M (1) -- (lOt km,) - (lO+kms) - (lOt kms) -(lO+kms) 15/7 /1/14 Sing ph an NA 40(l4)-(10+kms) -(IO+kms) - (IOtkms) - (lO+kms) -(lO+kms) Fo:est Range Circle total NA 12903(22~7} P (7), D(I), HJ) 1\1(4), H(2)
30 Tanduse ( i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places Remarks Wet Dry Area Main crops including App- Nearest Pow- Staple Forest rice rice undel Period of under jhum any place roach town and I er food -cult- cult- Jhum rotation cultivations of religi- to distance I supp- ival- ivat- cult- ous, hist- vill- (in kms.) ly ion ion ivation oricalor age or or Archeol. irrig- irrig- ogical in- aled ated· terest.
I --~ - 11 12 I 13 14 15 )6 17 I 18 19 20 21 KR Jorhat Assam (85) ED Rice NA NA NA NA 8 Years Rice N:l,C:l1 KR Mon (100) Rice NA NA NA NA 8 Years Rice KR Mon (80) Ri~e NA NA NA NA 8 Years Rice KR MODI (70) Rice NA NA NA NA 8 Years Rice C:2 KR Mon (20) Rice NA NA NA NA 8 Years Rice KR Mon (30) ED i.ice NA NA NA NA 8 Years Rice KR • Mon (40) Rice NA NA NA NA 8 Years Rice C:l KR Mon (46) Rice NA NA NA NA 8 Years Rice KR Mon (52) Rice NA NA NA NA 8 Years Rice KR Mon (46) Rice NA NA NA NA 8 Years Rice KR Mon (40) ED Rice NA NA NA NA 8 Years Rice KR Mon (40) ED Rice NA NA NA NA 8 Years Rice N;1,C:3 KR Mon (70) ED Rice NA NA NA NA 8 YearS Rice KR Mon (75) Rice NA NA NA NA 8 Years Rice NA NA NA NA N ... 2,C-17
Note;- *Total area of the villages could not be presented as the villages are not cadastrally surveyed.
31 CHAMPANG . CIRCLE NAGALAND CHAMPANG CIRCLE CODE HO~7/2 MON DISTRICT (NOTIONAL) . \ReLEt c _-'-.. HO If .. ~"...... _. '_. C I R. C l E \#. ~ -.._ .-'-~ G \ ~ \::,.(. \'4NGN :". .I -T'"" ...... CHEN2. GLONG "'.'\.) ""'f'I lAHGMEING CH • 14 I NCANCHING r:! 13 • ( I , AOPAO \. u I 3 • \ CHAHACHINGlEN \ <1- ~ o 12 \ "'\ \ ... \ z \~ . ~ CHAHACHINGANYU \ \~ MOHUNG • II \1,) SOWA ..... \ • 5 • 4 ..,,' - ~\ //." .,\ \ r \ / INDEX \ i (, BOUNDARY DISTRICT .. , ...... •.•• " ... _,_._ \ AtlGPHONG " " CIRCLE ....., ... ,., ". rG .PO HEADQUARTER C.IRCLE- .. , ... ." VI~~AGES WITH POPU~A"ION Sin: i BELOW 200,200-499,500-999, X'" 1000 ... 499,)... " .... ',' ...... 0 ••• CHING lANG pt5T OFFICE...... "...... '" ... PO LONGHAM COMPD.. 9 HOSPITAL ...... EB 7 X , PRIMARY HtA~TH CENTRE ...... ~ "' •. UNINHABITED VILLACE!!...... " l fllVERS & STflEM1S . ., ...... ~ \ JAkPANG 1 • 8 \ \
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
MOD District Champaog Circle
SI. No.1 Name of the Village Location code No. t I 2 3
1. Angphong *( Angphang ) 15/7/2/10 2. Aopao 15/712/3 3. Chahachinglen *( Chohachinglen ) 15/7J2/12 4. Chaha;:hiRganyu *( Cbohachingnyu ) 15/712/11 5. Champang H.Q. 15/7/2/1 6. Chinglang 15/7/2/9 7. Chingiong 15/7/2/2 8. Jakpang 15/7/2/8 9. Langmeing 15/7J2/14 10. Longching *( Logching ) 15/7/2/6 11. Longnam 15/7/2/7 12. Mohung 15/7/2/4 13. Ngangching *( Nganching ) 15/7/2/13 14. Sowa 15/7/2/5
.Names as in 1971 Census.
35 1981 CENSUS-VILLAGE Amenities and MOD District Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the ~I]lage, a Location Name of Village area* Popula- dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the Code No. of tion and distance in broad ranges viz.-S kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms the number of the nearest place where the facilities is available is given) village of House- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day Commullica- (in holds tional water Telegraph or tions (Bus Hect (porta- days stop, Railway ares) bIe) of the station, mark- waterway) et, hat if any
2 I 3 I 4 5 I. 6 I 7 8 9 I 10 15(7/2/1 Champang H Q. NA 1,571(367) P(2), Rei) PHC(J) T P.O. - (lO+krns.) 15/7/2/2 Chinglong NA 1,059(190) pel) - (5-10krns ) S - (S-IOkms.) -(IO+kms.) 15/7/2/3 Aopao NA 832(155) pel) -(IO+kms) T -(10+kms.) -(lO+kms.) 15/7/2/4 Mohung NA 508(92) pel) -(lO+kms.) T -(lO+kms.) -(10+kms.) 15/7/2/5 SOlVa NA 744(147) pel) -(10+kms.) S -(10+kms) -(IO+kms.) 15/7/2/6 Longching NA 2,102(341) P(2), M(l) PHS(l) T -(lO+kms.) - (lO+kms.) 15/7/2/7 Longnarn U N IN' H A 15/1/2/8 Jakpang NA 1,544(278) P(2), M(l) - (lO+kms.) S - (lO+kms.) - (lO+kms.) 15/7/2/9 Chinglang NA 1,054(210) pel) -(lO+kms.) S -(IO+kms.) -(lO+kms.) 15/7/211 0 Angphongl NA 1,974(37~) P(2), M(l) -(IO+kms.) T - P. O. -(IO+kms.) 15/7/2/11 Chahachingnyu NA 1,452(277) P(l) -(10+kms,) T -(lO+kms.) -(JO+kms.) 15/7/2/12 Chahachinglen NA 83(17) pel) -(10+krns.) S -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms.) lS/7/2j13 Ngangching NA 879(146) pel) - (5-10kms.) T - (5-10kms.) -(lO+kms.) 15/7/2/14 Lllngmein g NA 891(148) P(l) ~ (5-10kms.) T -(5-10kms.) -(IO+kms.) Circle Total NA 14,693(2,744) P(17),H(1) PHC(l) M(3) PHS(l)
Note :. "'Total area of the villages could not be presented as the villages are not cadastrally survayed.
36 DIRECTORY Landuse Cham pang Circle Landuse ( i.e. area under different types of landuse in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places. Remarks Wet Dry Area Main crops including App. Nearest POW-I Staple Forest rice rice undel Period of under jhum any place roach townttnd er food: cult- cult- Jhum rotation cultivations of religi- to distance supp- ivat- ivat- cult- ous, hist- viII· (in kms.) ly ion ion ivation oricalor age ; or or Archeol. I irrig· irrig- ogical in- I ated ated I terest I I II 12 13 14 15 16 17 I 18 I 19 20 21 KR Mon (34) ED Rice NA 16.19 182.11 5 Years' Rice KR Mon (39) ED Rice 20.23 8.09 196.27 5 Years Rice KR Mon (56) Rice 40.47 10.11 282.07 7 Years Rice KR Mon (44) Rice 60.70 2.02 20.23 5 Years Rice KR Mon (46) Rice 16.19 20.23 147.71 5 Years Rice KR Mon (60) Rice 28.33 64.75 342.77 7 Years Rice B I T E D KR Mon (72) Rice 64.75 40.47 95.10 6 Years Rice KR Mon (76) Rice 101.17 6.07 102.11 6 Years Rice KR Man (80) Rice 162.87 30.35 213.27 5 Years Rice KR Mon (56) Rice 80.93 8.09 265.88 6 Years Rice KR Mon (55) Rice 20.23 4.04 384.45 5 Years Rice KR Mon (42) ED Rice 40.47 16.l9 158.64 7 Years Rice KR MOD (30) Rice 80.93 8.09 155.80 7 Years Rice 717.27 234.69 2.626.41
.7 CHEN CIRCLE tttLOM£TR£S tOt 2 3 NAGALAND .t ',I I I I CHEN CIRCLE CODE NO.7/3 MON DISTRiCT
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DiSTRICT ., CIRCLE CiRCLE KEADQUARTEAS @ V1LLAGES WITH POPULATION SIZt: l'IELOWZOO ZOO-499 500-9~9 1000-4999... • •. 0 II •• POST OfFICE ... . ,.PO HiGH SGHoot...... 5 DISPENSARY " .. ,-t II IYt:!lS & STIIEAMS ...... ~-
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MOD District Chen Circle
SI. No.1 Name of the Village Location code No.
1 I 2 3 1. Chen H. Q. 15}7/3/1 2. . Chenloisho 15/7/3/6 3. Chenmoho 15/7/3/7 4. Chenwangti *( Wanati ) 15/7/3/5 5. Chenwetnyu 15/7/3/2 6. Chingkaochingba 15/7/3/3 7. Chingkaochingnyu 15/7/3/4 8. Chochnyu .( Choknyu ) 15/7/3/8
.Names as in 1971 Census.
41 1981 CENSUS-VILLAGE Amenities and Mon District Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the vJllage. a Location Name of Village area Popula- dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the Code No. of tion and distance in broad ranges viz.-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms the number of the nearest place where the facilities is available is given) village of House- Educa- Medical Drinking Post anc1 Day Communica- in holds • tional water Telegraph or tions (Bus ( Hect- (porta- days stop, Railway ares) bIe) of the station, mark- waterway) et,hat if any
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
CHEN CIRCLE 7/3 PO 15/7/3/1 Chen HQ. NA 140 (44) H 0) D (I) R -(NA) -(NA) 1517)3)2 Chen wetnyu NA 1,307 (207) P (1) D tl) W -(NA) -(NA) 15/7/3/3 Chingkao Chincha NA 747 (120) M(l) D(1) R -(NA) -(NA) 15/7J3/4 Chingkao Chillgnyu NA 1,444 (252) M (1) D (1) R -(NA) -(NA) 15/7/3/5 Chenwangti NA 966 (154) P (1) -(5-10 kms) R -(NA) -(NA) 15{7/3/6 Chenloisho NA 2,106 (327) P(l) DCI) R -(NA) -(NA) 15{7/3/7 Chenmoho NA 2,106 (297) P (1) - (5-10 kms) R -(NA) -(NA) 15{7/3/8 Chochnyu NA 800 (136) pel) -(5-IOkms)R -(NA) -(NA)
Circle Total NA 9,616 (1,537) P (5), D (5) M (2), H (1)
Note ;- .Total area of the villages could Dot be presented as the village3 are not cadastrall y surveyed
42 DIRECTORY Landuse Cben Circle Landuse ( i.e. area under different types of land use in hectaresl rounded uo to 2 decimal places Remarks Wet Dry Area Main crops including App. Nearest POW-I Staple Forest rice rice undel Period of under jhum any place roach town and er food cult- cult- Jhum rotation cultivations of religi- to distance supp- ivat- ivat- cult- ous, hist- vill- (in kms.) ,I Jy ion ion ivation orical or age or or Archeol. i ogica\ in- ,I irrig- irrig- ated ated terest
I 1l 12 I 13 14 I 15 16 I 17 I 18 I 19 20 21
KR Mon (65) Rice NA NA NA 33.59 NA Rice, Millet KR Mon (65) Rice NA NA NA 364.22 NA Rice, Millet KR Mon (65) Rice NA NA NA 323.75 NA Rice, Millet KR Mon (65) Rice NA NA NA 404.69 NA Rice, Millet KR Mon (90) Rice NA NA NA 323.75 NA Rice, Millet FP Mon (78) Rice NA NA NA 404.69 NA Rice, Millet KR Mon (66) Rice NA NA NA 485.62 NA Rice, Millet KR Mon (50) Rice NA NA NA 364.22 NA Rice, Millet NA NA NA 2704.53
43 PHOMCHING CIRCLE NAG.ALAND PHOMCHING CIRCLE CODE NO. 7/4 MON DISTRICT KILnMETRES o 1 3 • t::=i"",,*===±::==
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MOD District PbomchiDl Circle
S1. No.l Name of the Village Location code No. t I 2 3 1. Longwa *( Lungwa ) 15j7J4/11 2. Longzang 15/7/4/2 3. Nyanyu 15/7/4/10 4. Nyasa 15/7/4/4 5. Phomching H. Q. 15/7/4/1 6. Pukha 15/7/4/3 7. Senghachingnyu 15/7/4/6 8. S/Mokok 15/7/4/8 9. S/Tangten 15(1/4/7 10. S/Wansa 15/7/4/9 11. Wetting 15/7/4/5
.Names as in 1971 CeDius. 1981 CENSUS-VILLAGE Amenities aad Mon District Total Total AmenIties available (jf not available within the village, a Locatiou Name of Village area Popula- dash (-) is sbown in the column and next to it in brackets the CodeN of tion and distance in broad ranges viz.-S kms., 5-10 kms. and IO+kms the number of the nearest place where the facilities is available is given) village of House- "Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day Communica- in holds tional water Telegraph or (Heet- tions (Bus (porta- days sto~, Railway ares) ble) of the statton, mark- waterway) ct/bat if any 2 3 4 5 I 6 7 8 9 ! 10-- 15/7/4/1 Phomching H. Q. NA 5f)3 (203) M (I) PHC (1) T P.O. -(lO+krns.)
15/7/4/2 Longzang NA 307 (142) P (1) - (5-10 krns.) W -(5-10 kms.) - (lO+kms.)
15/7/4/3 Pukha NA 359 (66) P (1) -(5-10 kms.) W -(IO+kms.) - (lO+kms.)
15/7/4/4 Nyasa NA 811(112) P (1) -(lO+kms.) T - (lO+kms) -(IO+kms)
15/7/4/5 WettiDg NA 352 (57) P (1) - (5-10 kms.) W - (5-10 kms.) -(10+kms)
15/7/4/6 Sengha Chingnyu NA 1,756 (276) M (1) D(l) W -(10+kms.) -(IO+kms.)
1517/4/7. Sengha Tangten NA 1,184 (203) M (I) -(lO+kms.) W -(IO+kms.) -(lO+kms.)
15/7/4/8 Sengha Mokok NA 512 (87) M (1) -:-(5-10 kms.) W -(lO+kms.) -(lO+kms.)
15/7/4/9 Sengha Wansa NA 689 (106) PO) -(5~10kms.) T - 5-10 kms.) -(IO+kms,)
15/7/4/10 Nyanyu NA 946 (121) P (1) -(IO+kms.) -(lO+ -(lO+kms.) - (lO+k.ms.) kms) 15/7/4/11 Longwa (Lungwa) NA 2,295 (236) P (1) -(lO+km".) -(lO+ -(IO+kms.) -(lO+kms.) kms.)
Circle Total NA 10,214 (1509) P(7)M(4) D(l)PHC (I)
Note :- Total area of the villa&es could Dot be presented as the villages are Dot cadastrally surveyed.
048 DIRECTORY Landuse Phomching Circle Landuse ( i.e: area under different types of land use in hectares I rounded up to 2 decimal places) Remarks I Wet Dry Area Main crops including App- Nearest Pow-, Staple Forest rice rice undel Period of under Jhum any place roach town and er food cult· cult· Jhum rotation cultivations of religi. to .distance supp- iva1- ivat- cult· ous, hist· vilI· '(ttl kms.) 1y . ion ion ivation oricalor age or or i Archeo1. irrig· unirrig- ogical in- I terest ! ated ated , I 11 12 13 14 ! 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 KR Mon (60) Rice, NA 40.47 20.23 25.31 10 Years Rice, Maize, Millet Millet KR Mon (55) Rice. NA 10.12 30.35 60.70 9 Years Rice. Maize. Millet Millet KR Mon (40) Rice, NA 6.07 20.23 40.47 10 Years Rice, Maize. Millet Millet KR Mon (30) Rice, 75 22.26 40.47 80.94 8 Years Rice, Maize, Millet Millet. KR Mon (40) Rice. NA 20.23 20.23 30.34 8 Years Rice, Maize, Millet Millet KR Mon (45) Rice, NA 80.94 234.30 202.34 8 Years Rice, Maize, Millet Millet KR Moo (30) Rice, NA 93.08 80.94 82.96 7 Years Rice, Maize, Millet Millet KR Moo (35) Rice, NA 20.23 22.26 60)0 7 Years Rice, Maize, Millet Millet KR Mon (70) Rice, NA 16.19 26.30 46.54 9 Years Rice, Maize, Millet Millet KR Mon (65) Rice, 12.14 32.37 30.35 42.49 9 Years Rice, Maize, Millet Millet KR Mon (75) Rice, 20.23 10.12 202.34 238.76 9 Years Rice, Maize, Millet. Millet
32.37 352.08 728.00 912.55
49 MONSADAR CIRCLE NAGALAND MON CIRCLE CODE NO:7/5 MON DISTRICT (NOTIONAL) f T l_·_. ._, l ... 1 . "---..,..".-, ...... i OTING.-'., , i I + '_ ...,\ '_. " \" '-" \(t " '\ I \ WANGLA ~ , • 2 t .."...-. #', " .I " _..-,/' \ /',., ~ P /~TuiMEI \ " H0NGPHOI;...... / 17 • • /, """"._._/ .PHUKTONG \ (fI " " 3 \ LONGPONGSIUNC 18 SHANGNYU \ \ 19 • 16 .@ \ J. . lONGKAI LONGPHO . j ...... 4· • ,5 /(q INDEX do \. LlANGNYU 1I0UN DARV/CIRCLE ...... ,..... '" ... ~._._ \ • 5 HEADQUAnER,DISTRICT...... ~\ .. \ ,\~,,"HG I/ILLAGE& WITH POPULATION 6IZ£: I(LOW 200J 200-4991 $00-1199; 1000 -""'... '... _.. ." .•. '" .. .0 ••• VltUN A~U'... ~...... • .. 18
IIOfoT O,"C( _ 'U _ ......
HOSPITAL, P~IMARY If(ALTH ClNTRl, DISPtN$A~Y .,.. ... •.. All/tll$ • StRUM$...... UNINIlAaITn VILLACE _. , 1oI",1i SCHOOL... • ..
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MOD District MOD Sadar Circle
SI. No.j Name of the Village I Location code No. I 1 I 2 I 3 1. Chui 1517/5/11 2. C. R. P. Check post 15/7J5/7 3. Hongphoi *( Hongphoy ) 15/1/5/3 4. Leangha 15/7/5/6 5. Lingnyu *( Liangnyu ) 15/7/5/5 6. Longkai 15/7/5/4 7. Longpho 15/7/5/15 8. Longpongchin g 15/7/5/19 9. Mon village 15/7/5/14 10. Otting 15/7/5/1 11. Phuktong 15/7/5/IH 12. Shangnyu 15/7/5/16 13. Tang 1517/5/ J3 14. Tuimei 15/7/5/17 15. Totokchingha 15/7/5/9 16. Totokchingkhu *( Totokchingku ) 15/7/5/10 17. Totakchingnyu .( Totokchingnyu ) 15/7/5/8 18. Wangla 15/7/5/2 19. Yuting 15/715/12
*Nlmes as in 1971 Census.
53 1981 CENSUS-VILLAGE Amenities and MOD District Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a Location N arne of Village area * POpu!a- dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the Code No_ of tion and distance in broad ranges viz.-5 kms.. 5-10 kms. and 10+kms the number of the nearest place where the facilities is available is 'given) of House- village . Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day (in holds Communica----- tional water Telegraph or tions (Bus Heet- (porta- days ares) sto~, Railway ble) of the statIon, mark- waterway) et,hat I I if any 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15/7/5/1 Otting NA 790 (132) P(l),M(!) D tI) S -(10+kms.) -{IO+kms.)
15/7/5/2 Wangla NA 450 (78) pel) -(lO+krns) S -(10+kms.) -(lO+kms:)
15/715/3 Hongphoi NA 855 (133) P(l),M(I)-(lO+kms.) S ' -(lO+kms.) -(IO+kms.) (Hongphoy) 15/7/5}4 Longkai NA 586 (84) P(I) -(lO+kms.) S -(lO+kms.) -(NA)
15/7/515 Lingnyu NA 203 (33) P(l) -(5-10kms) S -(5-lOkms) -(NA) (Liangnyu) 15/7/5/6 Leangha NA 912 (144) P.I) -(5-10kms) S -(5-10kms) -(NA)
1517/5/7 C.R.P.Cheek Post NA U N I N H A B I T E D
151 7/5/8 Totakchingnyu NA 1.825 (319) P(I),M(l) PHS(l) S -(10+kms.) -(10+kms.) (Totokchingnyu) 15/7/5/9 Totokchingha NA 917 (154) P(l) -(-5 kms.) S -(lO+kms.) -(lO+kms.)
15/715/10 Totakehingkhu NA 811 (134\ pel) -(-5 kms,) S -(lO+kms.) -(10+krns.) (Totokehingku) 15/7/5111 Chui NA 1,122 (165) P{ 1) -(5-lOkms) S - (5-10kms) -(5-10kms)
15/7/5/12 Yuting NA 723 (101) P(I) -(5-10kms) S -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms)
1517/5/13 Tang NA 2,006 (303) P(l),H(l) -(lO+kms) S -(lO+kms)
15/7/5/14 Mon Village NA 1,256 (198) pel) -(5-IOkms) S -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms)
54 DIRECTORY Landuse MOD Sadar Circle App~ Nearest town Po- Staple Land use (i.e. area under different types of landuse in hecta- .l{emarks roach and distance (in wer food res rounded upto 2 decimal Places including to vilI~ Ions) sup- For- Wet Dry Area Period of I Main crops under any place age ply est rice : rice under Rotation Jhum cultivation of relig- culti- cuIti· Jhum ious, his- vation vation cult- I torical or or , ArcJlaeolo or ir- ivat- : i riga ted unirri ion t gical in- I , gated i terest I I Ii I I 11 12 I 13 I 14 I 15 I 16 I 17 I 18 I 19 20 21 KR Mon ( 36 ) ... Rice, Millet, NA 8.09 NA 505.86 NA Rice, Millet, Arum, Maize Maiz:e Topioca KR Mon (25 ) ... Rice, Millet, NA 1.62 NA 343.98 NA Rice, Millet, Maize, Maize Arum, Topioca KR Mon ( 14) ... Rice, Millet, NA 2.02 NA 416.83 NA Rice, Millet, Maize, Maize Arum Topioca KR Mon ( 12) ED Rice, Millet, NA 2.02 NA 352.08 NA Rice, Millet, Maize, Maize Arum Topioca KR Mon (') ... Rice, Millet, NA 2.02 NA 513.95 NA Rice, Millet, Maize, Maize Arum KR Mon , 8 ) Rice, Millet, NA 1.21 NA 513.95 NA Rice, Millet, Maize, Maize Arum
KR Mon ( 19 ) ED Rice, Millet, NA 1.62 NA 1031.95 NA Rice, Millet, Maize, Maize Arum KR Mon (22) ED Rice, Millet, NA 2.43 NA 558.46 NA Rice, Millet, Maize, Maize Arum KR Mon (23 ) ... Rice, Millet, NA 1.21 NA 548.35 NA Rice, Millet, Maize, Maize Arum KR Mon (9) ED Rice, Millet, N A 1.21 NA 538.25 NA Rice, Millet, Maile, This viII. is I Maize Arum preserving human sku- lls of the old head hunti. ng days. KR Mon ( 10) .. , Rice, Millet, NA 1.21 NA 364.22 NA Rice, Millet, Maize, Maize Arum KR Mon ( 16 ) .,. Rice. Millet. NA 1.21 NA 1023.86 NA Rice, Millet, Maize, Maize Arum KR Mon (8) ED Rice, Millet, NA 1.61 NA 1064.33 NA Rice, Millet, Maize, Maize Arum
55 1981 CENSUS-VILLAGE Amenities and MOD District Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a Location Name of Village area· Popula· dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the Code No. of tion and distance in broad ranges viz.:'5 kms .• 5-10 kms. and 10+kms the number of the nearest place where the facilities is available is given) village of House- Educa- Medical Orin king Post and Day Communica- (in holds tional water Telegraph or tions (Bus Hect- (pota- days stop, Railway ares) ble) of the station. mark- waterway) et,hat I if any _--- -- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1517/5/15 Longpho NA 613 (109) P(I) -(5 -lOkms) S -~lO+ kms) -(10+kms)
1517/5/16 Shangnyu NA 1,163 (214) P(I),M( I) -PHS (I) S -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) .
15/7/5/17 Tuimei NA 417 (67) p(!) -(lO+kms) S -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms)
15/7/-5/18 Phuktong NA 407 (81) P(l) -(to+kms) S - (lO+kms) -(lO+kms)
15/7/5/19 Longpongshing NA 454 (68) P(l) -(lO+kms) S -(lO+k.ms) -(10+kms)
Mon H.Q. This villa?e has been treated as Census town and the information will be found in Town Directory.
Circle Total NA 15; 70(2,517) P(13),M(4), D(l),PHS H(l) (2)
*Note : Total area of the villages could not be presented the viUages are not cadastrally surveyed.
56 DIRECTORY Landuse (on Sadlr Circle Landuse (i.e. area under dltlerent types of IftDduse in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) Remarks Wet Dry Area Main crops including App. Nearest Pow-, Staple Forest rice rice undel Period of under Jhum any place roach town and er food cult- cult- Jhum rotation cui tivations of religi. to distance supp- ivat- ivat- cult- ous, hist- vill- (in kms.) Iy ion ion ivation oricalor age I or or Areheol. I irrig- unirrig- ogieal in- ! ated ated terest I I 11 12 13 14 ! 15 ]6 I 17 I 18 I 19 20 21 KR Mon (22) ED Rice, Millet, NA 0.81 NA 412.78 NA Rice, Millet. Maize Maize Arum KR MOD ( 27 ) ED Rice, Millet. NA 1.21 NA 910.55 NA Rice, Millet, Maize, This village Maize Arum. Topioca is famous for wood carving. KR Mon ( 18 \ ED Rice, Millet, NA 0.81 NA 101.87 NA Rice, Millet, Maize, Maize Arum, Topiuca KR MOD (11) ED Rice, Millet, NA 1.21 NA 308.52 NA Rice, Millet, Maize, Maize Arum KR Mon ( H ) ED Rice, Millet. NA 0.81 NA 272.19 NA Rice, Millet, Maize, Maize Arum
NA 32.33 .. lJ7tH.9S TIZIT CIRCLE NAGALAND TIZIT CIRCLE CODE NO'-7!6 MON DISTRICT (NOTIONAL)
/ /~ / .' \. 'P' +/ \ ,/ '.~ / ..•,/ \~ ~ /' \ .<·rt!>lGALlflAM NOK%ANG i ~ r j 16 .15 . C) .' /" \ .,.. ,_.,,,. '. t" ~/ TI21T HQ· it 80KA \.-1- @.+ I lbAKHU '-... ~ TlZIT FARM • 13 'V/~ • 4 LONGTIN' NOkVAH .J lONGlEM I~ • II .: '3 YANNU /'fl • 10 I~
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MOD District Tizit Cirele
SI. No.1 Name of the Village Location code No.
1 I 2 3 1. Jaboka (Joboka) 15/7/6/14 2. Lapa 1517/6/2 3. Loakhu 15/7/6/13 4. Longlem 15/716/3 5. Longting 15/7/W2 6. Ngangting 15/7/6/7 7. Nokyan 15/7 {6/11 8. Nokzang 15/7/6/15 9. Sangsa 15/7/6{8 10. Tingalibam 15/7/6/16 11. Tizit Farm 15/7/6/4 12. Tizit H.Q. 15/7/6Jl 13. Tizit Village 15/7/6/5 14. Yannu (Yannyu) 15/7/6/10 15. Zakho 15/7/6/6 16. Zangkham 15/7/6/9
Note : Names as in 1971 census.
61 1981 CENSUS-VILLAGE Amenities and MOD District Total Total Amenities available (if· not available within the village, a Location Name of Vi1Jage area* Popula- dash (.) h shown in the column and ne.xt to it in brackets the Code,No. of tion and distance in broad ranges viz.-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and lO+kms the number of the nearest place where the facilities is available is given) village of House- ~duca- Medical Drinking Post and Day Communi;;;'- (in holds honal water Telegrapb or tions (Bus HecI- (pota- days stop, Railwav ares) hIe) of the station, - mark· waterway) et,hat I _.
I \ I if any I - -- 2 :; 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
15/7/6/1 Tizit H. Q. NA 900 (207) M (I) D(l) T.W.R. P.O BS
15/7/6/2 Lapa NA 699 (117) M (1) - (lO+kms.) S.o. -(lO+kms.) - \.5 -lOkms.)
15}7/6/3 Longlem NA 244 (43) P ll) -(10+kms.) O. -(lO+kms.) .-(10+kms)
15/7/6/4 Tizit Farm NA 565 (155) P (I) -(IO+kms.) T.W.R. - (- Skms.) - (- 5kms.)
15/7/6/5 Tizit Village NA 541 (133) P (I) -(I0+kms.) T.R -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms)
15/7/6/6 Zakho NA 354 (65) P (1) -(10+kms.) S -(lO+kms.) - (lO+kms)
15/7/6/7 Ngangting NA 254 (49) P (1) -(lO+kms.) R - (10+ kms.) -(I0+kms.)
- (10+kms.) -(IO+kms) 15/7/6/8 Sangsa NA 495 (99) M(I) - (lO+kms.) T.N
-(IO+kms.) 15/7/6/9 Zangkham NA 1,110(164) P(l) -(NA) T.S -(lO+kms.)
-(IO+kms.) 15/7/6/10 Yannu (Yannyu) NA 403 (55) M(I) - (NA) S.R -(10+kms.)
S.R -(lO+kms.) -(lO+kms.) 15/7/6/11 Nokyan NA 614 (78) P (1) -\.NA)
-(lO+kJ11s.) -(lO-t-kms.) 15/7/6/12 Longling NA 475 (75) P(l) -INA) S.O DIRECTORY landuse Tizit Circle Landuse ( i.e. area under different types of landuse in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) Remarks -Wet Dy Area Main crops including App. Nearest Pow- Staple Forest rice rice undet Period of under Jhum any place roach . town and er food cult- cult- Jhum rotation· cultivations of religi • to distance supp- ivat- ivat- cult· ous, hist- viJI- (in kms.) ly ion ion ivation oricalor age or or Archeol. I irrig- unirrig- ogical in- I ated ated terest
I --_- 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 I 21
PR Mon (44) ED Rice, NA NA NA NA NA Rice, Maize, EO Maize Arum, Millet KR Mon (54) Rice, NA NA NA NA NA Rice, Maize, Maize Arum, Millet KR Mon (62) Rice, NA NA NA NA NA Rice, Maize, Maize Arum, Millet KR Mon (39) Rice, NA NA NA NA NA Rice, Maize,. Maize Arum, Millet KR Mon (36) Rice, NA NA NA NA NA Rice, Maize, Maize .Arum, Millet KR Mon (64) Rice, NA NA NA NA NA Rice, Maize, Maize Arum, Millet KR Mon (56) Rice, NA NA NA NA NA Rice, Maize, Mai7e Ar urn, Millet KR Mon (57) Rice, NA NA NA NA NA Rice, Maize, Maize Arum, Millet KR MOD (40) Rice, NA NA NA NA Rice, Maize, Maize Arum;- Chilli, Millet KR Mon (80) Rice, NA NA NA NA Rice, Maize, Maize Arum, Chilli, Millet KR Mon (94) Rice, NA NA NA NA Rice, Maize, Maize Arum, Chilli, Millet KR Mon (69) Rice, NA NA NA NA Rice, Maize, Maize Arum, Chilli, Millet
63 1981 CENSUS-VILLAGE Amenities and MOD District Total Total AmenitIes available (if not available within the village, a Location Name of Village area * Popula- dash (-) is sbown in the column and next to it in brackets the Code No. of tion and distance in broad ranges viz.-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms the number of the nearest place where the facilities is available is given) village of House- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day Commuaica- (in holds tional water Telegraph or tions (Bus Hect- (pota- days stop, Railway ares) ble) of the station, mark- waterway) et,hat if any 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
15/7/ /13 Loakhu NA 349 (55) P (1) -(NA) S -(lO+kms.) -(lO+kms.)
1517/6/14 Jaboka'(Johoka) NA 1116(205) M(I) -(NA) S.C -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms.)
ISI7/6/15 Nokzang NA 725 (131) P (I) -(NA) S -(10+kms.) - (lO+kms.)
15/7/6/16 TingaJibam NA 200 (62) P (1) -(NA) RW -(I0+kms') -(JO+kms)
Circle Total NA 9,044 (1,694) P (11) D(I) M (5)
Note :- Total area of the viJlaaes could Dot be presented as the villages are Dot cldastrally surveyed. DIRECTORY Landuse Tizit Circle Landuse (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roundeq up to 2 decimal places) Remarks Wet Dy Area Main crops including App. Nearest Pow- Staple Forest rice rice under Period of under Jhum any place roach town and er food cult- cult- Jhum rotation cuI tivations of religi- to distance supp- ivat- ivat- cult- ous, hist- vill- (in kms.) ly ion ion ivation orical or age or or Archeol- irrig· unirrig· ogical in- ated ated terest
I ---- .---~------II 12 J 3 14 I.) 16 17 18 IY 20 21 ------~------~----~----~ KR Mon (80) Rice, NA NA NA NI\ ... Rice, Maiz,,", Maize Arum, Chilli, Millet KR Mon (63) Rice, NA NA NA NA Rice, Maize, Maize Arum. Chilli, Millet KR Mon (79) Rice, NA NA NA NA Rice, Maize, \iaize Arum, Chilli, Millet KR Mon (59) Rice, NA NA NA NA Rice, Maize, Maize Arum, Chilli, Millet NA NA NA NA NA
65 APPENDIX-I Circlewise Abstract of Educational. Mon EDUCATIONAL SJ. "I Name Matriculation! Higher secondary/ College (gra· Adult Literacy No~ of Primary School Middle ~hool Secondary PUCj Intermediatt' I duate & above) Class/centres Circle School Junior College Village Instit· Villa- Instit- Villa- Instit- Villa- Instit- Vilia- I Instit· Vtlla- Instit· utions ges utions ges utions ges utions ges ges utions I utions r
I i J I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 J3 14 1. Naginimara 7 7 4 4 2 2 2. Champang 13 17 3 3 1 3. Chen 5 5 2 2 1 4. Phomching 7 7 4 4 5. Mon Sadar 18 18 4 4 1 6. Tizit 11 11 5 5
Total for 61 65 22 22 5 5 District
6b VILLAGE DIRECTORY Medical and Other Amenities District
MEDICAL - Maternity and Villages child welfare Primary Hca Family Primary health Community Others with no Dispensary Hospital centre/maternity Ith centre/· Planning sub-centre health worker educati- home/child wei· health centre centre onal fare centre facilities Villa·lln~tit- villa·l In~tit- VilIa-\In~tit. Villages II~stitu- Villa II~stit. VilJa·IID~tit. Villages [ Institution Villages I Num- ges utlons ges utlons ges UtlOI1S tlOns ges utlODs ges utlODSI bers 15 I 16 I 17 18 19 I 20 21 I 22 23 24 I 25 I 26 I 27 28 29 30 31 --~~--~----~------~--~~~~~ 1 1 1 1 5 5 1 1 1 2 2
1 9 9 1 1 2 2 3 3 APPENDIX-} Circlewise Ahstract Educational. Mon
MEDICAL I D R I N K I N G-W A T E R I SI. No. Name of Circle i Others Villages , .' with no T medical i ap Well Tank Tube River Fountain Canal Others facility I Institu- 1 VIllages. I tions I i I "-T .L. 32 I 33 34 /351 36 I 37 38 I 39 40 I 41 42 1. Naginimara 12 g 2. Champang 11 8 5 3. ChIn 3 1 7 4. Phomchiog 9 3 6 5. Mon Sadar 15 Ii 6. Tizit 15 5 3 7 11
Total for 65 24 10 I" 1 34 District VILLAGE DIRECTORY Medical and Other Amenities-Concld. District
POST AND T-E LEG RAP H COMMUNICATION POWER SUPPLY
--~~-__ - Villages I with no I Naviga- More drinking I Railway ble water Not than one water P.O. T,O. I pr.o, P_O.& T.O.& P.T.O. &: Phone Bus stop station I way Available available ~ource facility Phone Phone Phone I I of any i I I type I I 1 I I I 1- -- -_ -- .-_--- 43 44 -45 46 47 48 49 50 i 51 52 ~~-'I53 54 55 - 56
6 2 5 9 2 3 10 8 2 1 U .. 10 8 11 I 15
11 8 7 2 19 61
69 APPENDIX -II-VILLAGE DIRECTORY Land utilisation data in respect of non·municipal townl (cenlus towns) MOD District
Land use (i.e.area under different type of land use in hectare rounded up to 2 decimal places) I i Name of Town - Main crops undel 81. and circle Total area Period of rotation Jllum cultivation No. within brackets Forest Wet rice Dry rice Area under cultivation cultivation or Jhumi or irrigated un irrigated cultivation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 L 9 1. Mon 900.00 ... ( Mon Town)
APPENDIX -Ill List of vmages where no amenities are a'VaiJable
Name of Circle Name of Village Location code No
2 3 Naginirnara Sing ph an Forest range 15}7/1/14
70. APPENDIX-IY;.:...VILLAGK DIRECTORY IV-B·List of villareB according to the proportion of scheduled tribes to the total population by ranges Mon District
Range of' , Location Name of Villages Location NameofVilJages Location, Name of Villages scheduled Code No. Code No. Code No. tribes population ( percentage ) i .:-.;--;;------:-"--. --- . -- ~ 2 3 4 5 6 7
Circle : Naginimara
0 - 5
6 - , ,15 16 - 25 15/7/1/1 Naginimarll H.q. 15/1 /1/2 Hotahoti 26 ...:. '35 36 -SO 15/7/1/4 Tiru 51 + 15/7/1/3 Lower Namthai 15/7/115 Pong kong 15}7/1/6 Tanhal 15/1/1/7 Shiyong ]5/7/1/8 Chingtang 15/7/1/9', Chagphoi', 15/7/1/10 ' Wan ching 1517/1/11 ' Wakching IS/7U/12 ' Watching H.q. 1517/1/13 Kongon 15/7/1/14 Singphan . Forest Range
Circle: Champing
0 - 5 6 - 15 }' ... 16 - 25 26 - 3S
36 ~ 50 51 + 15/7/2/1 Champang H.q. 15/7/2/2 Chinglong 15/7/2/3 Aopao' 15[7/2/4 Mohung 151712/5 . Sowa 1517/1/6 Longcbirig 15/7/21~: Jakpang ISt7/2W Chinglang 15/7/2/10 Angphohg; 15/7/2/11 Chabachinganyu, 1~{112/12 Chahachinglen 15/7/2/13 Ngangching 15/7/2/14 Langmeing
71 APPENDIX-IV - VILLAGE DIRECTORY IV-SiOLtst of villages according to the proportion of scbeduled tribes to the total population by raDges
MOD District
Range of Location Name of Viti ages Location Name of Villages Location Name of Villages scheduled Code No. Code No. Code No. tribes population (percentage) 2 3 4 5 6 7
Circle : Cben
0 - 5 6 - 15 16 - 25 26 - 35 36 - 50 51 + 15/7/3/1 Chen H.Q. 15/7/3/2 Chenwetnyu 15/7/3/3 Chinkaochingha 15/7/3/4 Cbingkaochingnyu 15/7/3/5 Chenwangti 15/7/3/6 Chenloisho 15}7}3{7 Chenmoho 15J7/3/8 Chocbnyu
Circle: Phomchlng
0 - 5
(; - IS ... ' .. 16 - 25 .. , 26:.;.,- 35 36 - 50 51 + 15/7/4/1 Phomching H.Q. 15/7/4/2 Longzang 15/7/4/3 Pukha 15/7/4/4 Nyasa 15/1 /4/5 Wetting 15/7/4/6 sengnachingnyu 15/7/4}7 Senghatangten 15/7/4/8 . Senghamokok 15/71419 Senghawamsa 15/7/4/10 Nyanyu 15/7/4/11 Longwa
12 APPENDIX-IV-VILLAGE DIRECTORY IV -B-List of villages according to the proportion of scheduled tribes to the total population by ranges
MOD District
Range of Location Name of Villages Location Name of Villages Location I Name of Villages scheduled Code No. Code No. Code No. tribes I population I ( percentage ) I "~~.--"" 2 3 4 5 6 7
Circle : MOD Sadar
0 - 5 6 - 15 16 - 25 26 - 35 36 ~ 50 51 + 15/7/5/1 Oting 15/7/5/2 Wangla 15/7/5/3 Hongphoi 15/7/5/4 Longhai 15/715/5 Lingnyu t 5/7/5/6 Leangba 15/7/5/8 Totakchingnyu 15/7 /5/9 Totakchingha 1517/5/10 Totokchingkhu IS/7/5/11 Chui lSj7/5fl2 Yuting 15/7/5/13 Tang IS/7/5/14 Mon Village 15/7/5}15 Longpho IS/7/5/16 Shangnyu 15/7/S/17 Tuimei 15/7/5/18 Phuktong lSP /5/19 Longpongshing CircJe : Tizit 0 - 5 6 - ]S 16 - 25 26 - 35 36 - 50 51 + 15/7/6/4 Tizit Farm 1517/6/1 Tizit lJ.q. 15/7/6/2 Lapu 15!7J6/3 LO:1glem 15/7/6/5 Tizit Village 15/7/616 Zakho 15/7/6/7 Ngangting 15/7/6/8 Sangsa 15/7/6/9 Zangkham 1517/6/10 Yanou 1517/6/11 Nokyan 1517 {6r12 Longting 15/7/6113 Loakhu 15(7(6/14 Iaboka 15/7{6/15 Nokzang 15/716{l6 Tingalibam.
Excludes villages with no SchedQled Tribe population.
73 SECTION-II TOWN DIRECTORY NOTES ON TOWN DIRECTORY
The abbreviation used in the town directory ale as follows :-
1. Stdtement-I C. T. = Census Town 2. Statement-IJ.[ C. T. = Census Town 3. Statement-IV C. T. = Census Town P. R. = PUCCci Road K. R. = Kutcha Road O. S. D. = Open Surface drainage T. = Tap water. S. R. = Service reservoir S. T. = Septic tank latrines. 4. Statement-V H = Hospital PL ;::: Puhlic library
75 1981 CENSUS-TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENT-I Status and Growth History - SI. Class, Name and civic admini. Location code Name of Circle Area in Number of Households including strati on status of Town No. (sq km) Households houseles3 No. ( in 1981 Census)
1. 2 3 4 5 6
I. V, Mon (C T.) 15/711 Mon town 9 1,422
ST ATEMENT-J-Concld
Population and growth rate of the town at the census of Density Sex ratio 1981 Census 1901 19B 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 /1981 1961 censlJs 11971 census 11981 census 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 I 15 16 17 J8 19
6,898 766 577
76 ~~c"":' ~a:.q", OIl IJ·-::: 8 C'l .;;:I:;-~":': ~ ZOju >._- .... o .~...... ,
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G) "5 IE:'" 0 ... - .5 :J'" ~
E, o I .::: » 0:10 ,.:.:6 !.9 >, I 'ct$ -; 0 .5 ct:iIl ~ :a..... I=: eo - .=1> ;..- ::: 6 G) ~ ~ .... e; »08 0 c::I'I [-I S; ·E...... 6"l:l_ c:: 0\ Co) ...... oj .,.., ~ , u.s .= '" 00 :;;0,.:.: e! lo0oi vo..oj Q ~ \ z 8.- .... z -I I Gi - ~ E-< u ! I.) c I d ..--, o ~ =c I 'Eo 00 0 o r- I ~ .. Dx ~ I ~ ~ ! - Eo- 8 __----1- - rt1 Q .... ;J «I - IJ -< - o 00. E0- ...=- ..;j" ·50 0 .-.. t.I [' = o Z rt1 .... .!l X :g '-"' , I \ 0 ~ c UV .... U = ~S ta r'l s::: ...... ,-, ... COlJ ('j ~ ~ I.) • QC - - ....0:1 0• E Q\ \0 .-,.t:; .... iIl:r:: 0 --""- - ~ S (.) 0 .= .§ 0 '-',-., c: G) I) I~ 0\ ... '0 ~ ...... :J 0:1 _- ....0:1)1) -- - 111'"- .I. 0..= S ::l (.l o 81:: 0 ..... 8 '
0 ~E V .5 E ~ \0, <:tic P''=- - '0 .... c t::o d o <:tI 0 0 N :E "'8~ :g "'0:10 ;> dzf- > "";0 o OOz - 00 z -- 77 ... .:QJ --'"Cl 0 0 - .~ '" iii I: ,-., i- I: I ... 0 '" u -0',:«I.e: .•c: 00 0 .... OCl)()I)O - ~ ..° O£:::c:l.e .8 '.- - e ~ r-- 0 13 u "
----1-1 .:s 00 -; .,.! 0'1 00 c.c 1 00 >.6 =.'';: - I -0"• I 0"" aI!:5 00 u"'" a-- E-' -;;:-2 c tfi cj ._-. 0
Sl. Class and name Population' Medical facilities Educational No. of Town Hospitals/Dispe- Beds in Medi- Artsl Medical colleges Engineering Polytechnic nsaries/T. B. cal institutions Science/ colleges Clinic etc. noted in col. Comme- No.4 rce colle- ges (of degree I level & ! above) -~-- 1 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1. V, Mon 6,898 H-t 45 Mokok- Imphal Manipur Jorhat Assam Jorhat, chung (481) (555) Assam (80) (555)
STATEMENT - V-Concld.
-Facilities Number of Recreational and Cultural Facilities
Recognised short- Higher secondary/ Secondaryl Junior Primary Adult liter- Working Stad- Cine- Auditorial Public lib- hand, typewriting Intermediate/PUC matricula- seconda- schools acy classes/ Women's iam ma drama/ raries iDe- and vocational in- (Pre-University tion ryand centen, hostels with community luding stitution. College! Junior middle others number of halls reading college level] schools (specify) seats rooms.
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 I l~ 19 20
Mokokchung Mokokchung 1 4 8 PL (2) (80) (80)
79 1981 CENSUS-TOWN DIBECTORY STATEMENT - VI Trade, Commerce. Industry and Banking, 1979
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Name of three most important Name of three most important Name of three most important commodities imported commodities exported commodities manufactured SI. Class and name No. of Town I i 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd lst 2nd 3rd
,- . "--..... _, -~-- I I I - , _IJ ___2 _----.:.__.:.....3 _ -,--_4_ ____;.. __S_ ____§______}_ --.:._..:.8_...:,._...... ;_9 ---!._.:.10:..__.-!....__:1:.:,.1_ 1. V Mon Rice Pulses Vegetable
STATEMENT-VI Coocld.
Number of Banks Number of agricultural credit societies Number of non- agricultural credit societies
----14------~--~~ 12 13
30 PART.B VILLAGE AND TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Fly Leaf
In this part basic population figures in respect of each village m case of rural areas and for each ward in case of urban areas have been presented in 28 columns for each circle/town separately. In census terminology this statement is called Primary Census Abstract. This Abstract can be divided into following five parts for column-wise illustration ;-
(a) The first part contains two columns, e.g, columns. 1 and 2, code number assigned to each village within each circle and for each ward within the town and name of each village within each circle and name of town/ward within the urban area. (b) The second part of the statement relates to the information pertaining to the total area, number of occupied residential houses, number of households, sexwise distribution of population, sexwise population of scheduled castes/tribes and literacy figures for each village within the circle in the rural areas and for each ward in case of urban areas. The total area in column 3 has been given for the town only but the same could not be furnished for each village within each circle as the villages in the district are not cadastrally surveyed. The total number of occupied residential houses in column 4 excludes the vacant houses aDd other houses which are used non-residential purposes and the information is based on the Abridged Hou~elist to 1981 enumeration. The number of households in column 5 has been presented on the basis of Household Schedule The total population figures in· column 6 has been distributed sexwise in columns 7 and 8 of the Abstract for each village and urban ward which also included houseless and institutional population. (c) The third part of the statement contains column 9 to 12. ~he columns 9 and 10 are keep blank. as there is no scheduled caste population in NagaJand as per the Constitution (Nagaland) Scheduled Tribe Order, 1970. In columns 11 and 12 the sexwise population of scheduled tribes have been presented. The sexwise literacy figures have been presented in columns 13 and 14. Cd) The fourth part from columns 15 to 26 deals with working population. In columns 15 and 16 sexwise main workers have been given whereas from columns 17 to 24 the figures relating to the main workers distibuted into four broad categories of workers have been presented. These categories include workers engaged as cultivators, Agricultural labourers. Household Industry and the remaining workers which fall under the industrial 'classification in catogory HI, IV, V (b). VIto IX under the heading "Otherworkers". It may be noted that the particulars about these categories of workers are not being presented in the Primary Census Abstract itself sep!lrately, however. the same has been presented in table B-3 Part UI which is being published separa1e:y in columns 25 & 26 sex wise particulars of marginal workers have been presented. This category of workers are other than the 'Il1ain workers and are engaged in economic pursuits for only some parts of the year. (e) The fifth part contains the non-working population who are dependent on others. The informations have been presented in columns 27 & 28 of this statement. The definitions of all the categories of workers. non-workers and other items of the Abstract are given in the analytical note of this book. The District Primary Census Abstract has been presented first and tberafter tbe Abstract in respect of each circle have been presented by rural and urban units separately < DISTRICT PRIMARY
I Total Population (including SI. District/Circle/Town Total/ Area No. of No. of Institutional and Houseless No. Rural/ in Occupied Households Population Urban Km2 Residential \ Houses i I F p
~M I --4~-'- I 7 --8--~' -}- 2 3 5 I 6 I) I 10
7. MOD District Total 1,786.00 13,680 13,680 78,938 42,219 36,719 Rural 1,777.00 12,258 12,258 72,040 37,846 34,194 Urban 9.00 1.422 1,422 6.898 4,373 2,525
1. Naginimara Total(R) NA 2.257 2,257 12,903 7,101 5,802 2. Champang TotaI(R) NA 2,744 2,744 14,693 7,640 7,053 3. Chen Total(R) NA 1,537 1,537 9.616 4,947 4,669 4. Phomching TotaI(R) NA 1,509 1,509 10,214 5,200 5,014 5. Mon Sadar Total(R) NA 2517 2,517 15,570 8,121 7,449 6. Tizit Total(R) NA 1,694 1,694 9,044 4,837 4,207 7. Mon Town Total(U) 9.00 1,422 1,422 6,898 4,373 2,525
84 CENSUS ABSTRACT
Scheduled Scheduled Tribes Literates Total main workers Castes I·IX
, .... _- M I F P I M F P I M F P I M F -11-1 12 13 I 14 15 16 17 18 19 I 20 21 70,536 36.084 34,452 15,703 11,]69 4,534 45,811 26,M9 19,752 66,221 33,683 32,538 11 8'1 8,402 3,479 42,971 23,510 19,461 4,315 2,401 1,914 3,822 2,767 1,055 2,840 2,549 291
9,558 4,845 4,713 ~,977 2,871. 1,106 6,363 4,027 21336 14,065 7,162 6,903 1,669 1,309 360 9,595 5,110 4,485 9,442 4,799 4,643 1,397 869 528 6,481 3,456 . 3,025 10,071 5,084 4,987 564 447 117 6.781 3,456 3)25 15.077 7,6S5 7,422 2,455 1,633 822 8,537 4,532 4,005 8,008 4,138 3,870 1,819 1,273 546 5,214 2,929 2.28S 4,315 2,401 1,914 3,822 2,767 1,055 2,840 2,549 291
85 msnuCT PRIMARY
I I M A IN -_._--.. -_... _--_._------. --_. Total! Agricultural 51. District / Circle! Rural! No. U. A./City/Town Urban Cultivators Labourers ( I) I ( II ) P M F P F -. J I 2 3 22 23 24 25 ~ 27 7. MOD District T 38,233 18,873 19,360 302 279 23 R 37,998 18,766 19,232 281 260 21 U 235 107 128 11 19 2
1. Naginimara T(R) 4.371 2, tIl 2,260 176 172 4 2;, Champang T(R) 8,702 4,245 4,457 54 54 3'- Chen T(R) 6,153 3,146 3,007 . 10 9 1 4; Phomching. T (R) 6,443 3,137 3,306 3 1 2
5~ MOD Sadar T(R) 7,762 3,798 3,964 6 5 1 '6: Tizit T(R) 4,567 2,329 2,238 32 19 .13 , 7. MOD town T (U)· 235 107 128 21 19 2 CENSUS ABSTRACT· Concld.
WORKERS - Household Il)dustry-Manu- Marginal workers Non· workers facturing Processing, Servi- I Other Workers cing & Repairs ( ur. IV,SV (~b) & VI to IX) v (a) , I P M F P M F P M F p M F ------28 29 30 31 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 -~----~• 32 -- --, ------79 55 24 7,197 6,851 345 493 290 203 32,634 15,870 16,764 63 46 17 4,629 4,438 191 493 290 203 28,576 14,()46 4,530 16 9 7 2,568 2,414 154 (4,058 1,824 2,234
18 10 8 1,798 1,734 64 63 20 43 6,477 3,054 3,423 10 10 829 801 28 244 (156 88 4,854 2,374 2,480 3 3 315 298 17 30 20 10 3,105 1,471 1,634 5 3 2 330 315 15 12 6 6 3,421 1,738 1,683 19 13 6 750 716 34 32 16 16 7,00l 3,573 3,428 tI 7 607 574 33 112 72 40 3,718 1,836 1,882 16 9 7 2,568 2,414 154 4,058 1,824 2,234
87 VILLAGE PRIMARY MOD District I I I I ! Total Popvlation Scheduled Schedu1ed Arl'a No. of I No. of: (including Institutional'" Castes Tribes Location Name of Village of occupied' House. I HOUilcless Population) Cod. NUillber village resident- holds ! ial houses , I in hec· tare~ I i, I p M F I M F M F I : I I i I , I I I 2 3 4 I 5 I 6 7 I 8 9 10 II I 12 Naginimara Circle NA 1,257 2,157 1,903 7,101 5,802 4,845 4,713
1517/1/1 Naginimara H.Q. NA 761 761 3,651 2,426 1,225 536 370 1511/1/2 Hotahoti NA 29 29 145 79 66 16 12 1517/1/3 Lower Namthai NA 43 43 181 94 87 64 62 15/7/1/4 Tiru NA 99 99 444 240 204 97 87 15l7/1/5 Pongkong NA 88 88 555 279 276 265 27() 15/7/1/6 Tanhai NA 95 95 582 305 277 273 274 15/7/1/7 Shiyong NA 105 105 776 390 386 390 386 15/7/1/8 Chingtang NA 115 IlS 687 366 321 366 321 15}7/1/9 Changphoi NA 77 77 466 244 222 243 222 lS/1JlJlO Wanching NA 219 219 1,416 688 728 674 728 15/7/1/11 Wakching NA 322 322 2,496 1,213 1,283 1,2ll 1,283 15/7/1/12 Wakching B.Q. NA 86 86 396 223 173 167 140 15/7/1/13 Kongon NA 204 204 1,068 S30 538 522 537 15/7/1/14 Siogphan Forest Range NA 14 14 40 24 16 21 15 CENSUS ABSTRACT Naginimara Circle
M A I N W 0 R K E R S Non-workers Literates Household Industry •. . Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Manufacturing, Other workers .. (Ill, IV, V(b)& .. Marginal workers (I-IX) (1) Labourers Processing Servicing WorkersJ (II) (,·,It and Repairs (V) (a) VI tolX) . _.. ~ M F M F M I·_IF. , M " F M F M F M F M F I I i . ., .; I \ .. I I \ 13 I 14 I 15 I 16 I 17 I 18 I 19 I 20 21 . I 22 23 I 24 I 2) I 26 I 27 I 28
2,871 1,106 4,027 2,336 2i Ill 2,260 172 4 10 8 1,734 64 20 43 3,054 3,423
1,521 452 1,638 120 184 86 44 5 1,405 33 788 1,105 22 6 42 9 30 3 37 60 34 17 59 3 44 3 14 35 84 103 52 137 I 52 1 79 6 103 203 157 140 108 98 68 97 40 171 178 74 36 162 130 113 128 4 45 143 147 120 40 200 245 ISS 243 1 1 14 190 141 23 3 225 208 214 208 11 141 113 73 21 104 95 93 95 11 12 17 128 110 185 75 312 406 273 396 5 5 34 5 8 26 368 296 216 42 696 743 666 743 30 517 540 99 45 92 37 14 20 1 78 15 131 136 226 166 236 250 196 240 ! 40 8 294 288 18 11 16 16 8 16 VILLAGE PRIMARY MOD District
Total POP\llatioll S$hldulcd Schlc1uled Area No. of No. of (including Institutional & Cutol Tribes Location Name of Village of occupied House HODicless Population) Code Number village resident. holds in hee- ial houses tare'! I M I F 2 3 I 4 I 5 I 6 I 7 I 8 I 9 I 10 I 11 I 12 Cham pang Circle NA 2,744 2.744 14,693 7,640 7,053 7,162 ',903
15/7/2} 1 Champang H.Q. NA 367 367 1,571 94'1 62& 632 517 15!7/2/2 Chiglong NA 190 190 1,059 557 502 557 502 15/7/2/3 Aopao NA 155 155 832 425 407 425 407 15/7/2/4 Mohung NA 92 92 508 258 250 258 250 15/7/2/S Sowa NA 147 147 744 394 350 393 350 15/7/2/6 Longching NA 341 341 2,102 1,041 1,061 1,034 1,055 lSJ7/2/7 Longnam Compound NA NO POPULATION 15/7/218 Jakpang NA 278 278 1,544 779 765 705 754 15/7/2/9 Chinglang NA 210 210 1,054 507 547 504 546 15/7/2/10 Angphong (Angphang) NA 376 376 1,974 1,034 940 956 919 15/7/2/11 Chahachinganyu NA 277 277 1,452 753 ~99 753 699 ( Chohachingnyu ) 15/7/2/12 Chahchinglel NA 17 17 83 46 37 46 37 ( ChohachingJen ) 16/7/2/13 Ngangching NA 146 879 444 435 444 435 ( Nganching ) 15/7/2/14 Langmeing lWA 1-48 1-48 ~91 459 0432 455 -432 CENSUS ABSfRACT Cham pang Circle
M A I N W o R K E R S / Non-workers Literates Household Industry Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Manufacturing, IOther workers Labourers Marginal workers (I-IX) (1) Processing Servicing (III, IV, V(b)& Workers (II) and Repairs (V) (a) VI talX)
M F M F M F M F M F F I I I I I M/ M I F M l F 13 I 14 I 15 16 I 17 I 18 I 19 20 I 21 2'2 23 I 24 I 25 I 26 I 1.7 I 28
1,309 360 5,110 4,485 4,245 4,457 S4 10 SOl 28 156 88 2,374 2,4:0
453 143 5~·6 191 96 170 6 3 441 21 7 9 390 428 88 22 379 340 368 340 11 4 3 174 159 24 5 341 304 33J 304 2 9 4 2 80 101 44 4 148 162 138 162 10 3 6 107 82 28 8 281 220 275 220 6 113 130 124 40 622 705 572 701 50 4 27 18 392 338
168 39 540 396 373 39.:1 47 120 2 239 369 45 5 3... 4 370 327 370 17 ,. ... 6 4 157 173 163 39 778 734 682 734- 4 92 23 4 233 202 84 26 467 437 440 437 27 56 31 230 231
15 8 29 17 27 17 17 20
2l 8 308 .93 297 292 1 10 18 11 118 131
52 13 327 316 320 316 7 8 124 116
91 VILLAGE l)IUMAR 1 MOD District
I I Total POJilulatioll Scbeduled Schedu:ed Area No. of No. of (including Institutional & Castes Tribes Location Name or Village of occupied House- HOllicless Population) Code Number village resident- holds in hee- ial houses tare~ p M F M F M F
2 3 4 I 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Chen Ci,rcle NA 1,537 1,537 9,616 4,947 4,669 4,799 4,643
15/7/3/l Chen H.Q. NA 44 44 140 91 49 6i9 45
1517/3/2 Chenwetnyu NA 207 207 1,307 629 678 620 678
15/7/3/3 Chinkaochingha NA 120 126 747 383 364 383 364
15/7/3/4 Chingkaochingnyu NA 252 252 1,444 761 683 761 683
15/7/3/5 Chenwangti (Wangti) NA 154 154 966 481 4B5 479 485
15/7/3/6 Chenloisho NA 327 327 1,106 1,064 1,042 1,004 1,020
15/7/3/7 Chenmoho NA 297 297 2,106 1.126 980 1,071 980
15/7/3/8 Chochnyu (Choknyu) NA 136 136 800 412 388 412 388
92 CENSUS ABSTRACT Chen Circle
M A I N W 0 R K E R S Non-workers Literates House-hold Industry TOlal Main Cultivators Agricultural Manufacluring, t ; Other workers Labourers Marginal workers (I-IX) (1) Processing Servicing;~ {III, IV, V(b)& Workers {II} and Repairs (V) (a) ., VI toIX) M F M F M F M F M ( F M F M F M F I r I I 1 I \ 13 , 14 , 15 16 I 17 I 18 I 19 20 21 22 23 I 24 25 I 26 I 27 I 28 869 528 3,456 3,025 3,146 3,007 9 1 3 298 17 28 10 1,471 1,634
48 9 54 23 9 21 2 43 2 37 26
101 116 402 375 369 369 33 6 227 303
53 -.,:- 29 337 316 333 315 4 46 4~
160 85 432 386 409 385 23 329 297
83 58 361 341 331 339 2 2& 2 20 10 100 134
170 83 715 ~665 623 ,63 7 $5 34'1 377
:~:;"728 167 87 949' ,I 877 726 72 2 177 252
87 61 206 191 [J95 189 9 10 2 206 197 MOD District VILLAGE PRIMAR\' ,
) Total Population Scheduled I Scbedueld No. of (including Institutional & Castes Tribes Area No. of Houseless Population) Location Name Qf Village of occupied House. Code Number village resident. holds i in bee- ial houses tare~ I p M I F M F M I F I I , 1 I 2 3 I 4 I 5 I 6 I 7 I . 8 I 9 I 10 I II I 12 Phomching Circle NA 1,509 1,509 10,214 5,200 5,014 5,084 4,987 15/7/4/1 Phomching H.Q NA 103 103 503 327 176 227 159 15/7/4/2 Longzang NA 142 14~ 807 401 406 401 406 IS/7/4/3 Pukha NA 66 66 359 198 161 197 161 15/7/4/4 Nyasa NA 112 112 811 393 418 390 418 15/7/4/5 Wetting NA 57 57 352 174 178 174 178 15/714/6 Senghachingnyu NA 276 276 1,756 863 893 861 893 15/7/4/7 Senghatangten NA 203 203 1,184 624 560 615 560 15/7/4/8 Senghamokok NA 87 87 512 271 241 271 241 15/7/4/9 Senghawamsa NA 106 106 689 368 321 368 321 15/7/4/10 Nyanyu NA 121 121 946 466 480 466 480 15/7/4/11 Longwa (Lungwa) NA 236 236 2,295 l,liS 1.180 1.114 1,180 Phomching Circle CENiUS ABSTRACT M A I N W o R K E R S I Literates House·hold Industry Non·workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Manufacturing, Other workers Marginal workers (I-IX) (I) Labourers Processing Servicing (III, IV, V(b) & Workers (II) VI to IX) and Repairs (V) (a) - I M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F I I I I \ I I \ ... 13 I 14 I 15 I 16 I 17 I 18 I 19 20 I 21 22 23 I 24 I 25 I 26 I 27 I 28 447 117 ,3,456 3,325 3,137 3,3(16 1 2 3 2 315 15 6 6 1,738 1683
145 35 219 90 56 83 2 162 5 108 ' ~6 8 3 255 245 241 243 2 12 146 161 12 123 113 114 112 9 75 ·48 49 18 232 277 223 276 9 Hil .. 141 3 2 118 117 113 116 5 56 61 98 25 607 650 579 650 28 256 243 47 7 321 298 301 295 20 3 2 2 301 260 21 18 187 IS3 176 152 11 1 .84 88 27 5 270 22<4 247 223 23 1 98 97 24 4 327 350 312 350 15 139 130 13 797 808 775 806 21 2 4 .. 314 368 MOD District VILLAGE PRIMARY
I Total Population Scheduled Sehedueld Area No. of No. of (including Institutional & Castes Tribes Location Name of Village of occupied House. HCluseless Population) Code Number village resident· holds in hee· ial houses tare'! i I I I P M I F M F M I F I I I 1 2 3 4 I 5 6 7 8 I ') 10 11 I 12 MOD Sadar Circle NA 2,517 2,517 5,570 8,121 7,449 7,655 ,7422
15/7/5/1 Oting NA 132 132 790 415 375 412 372 15/7/5/2 Wangla NA 78 78 450 231 219 231 219 15/7/5/3 Hongphoi (Hongphoy) NA 133 133 855 439 416 436 416 15/7/5/4 Longhai NA 84 84 586 306 280 306 280 15/7/5{5 Lingnyu (Liangnyu) NA 33 33 203 102 . 101 102 101 15/7/5/6 Leangha NA 144 144 912 470 442 463 440 15/7/5/7 C.R.P. Check post NA NO POPULATION 15}7 }5}8 Totakchinguyu NA 319 319 1,825 924 901 914 899 1517/5/9 Totokchingha NA 154 154 917 454 463 453 463 15/7/5/10 Totokchingkhu NA 134 134 811 392 419 392 419 15/115/11 Chui NA 165 165 1,122 538 584 538 584 15/7/5/12 Yuting NA 101 101 723 367 356 367 356 15/7/5/13 Tang NA 303 303 2,006 1,129 817 871 861 15/1/5/14 Mon village NA 198 198 1,256 623 633 615 6'').)~ 1517/5/15 Longpho NA 109 109 673 359 314 359 314 16/7/5/16 Shangnyu NA 214 214 1,163 610 553 608 553 15/7/5/17 Tuimei NA 67 67 417 305 112 138 109 1517/5jI8 Phuktong NA 81 81 407 214 193 214 193 15j7/5/19 Longpongshing NA 68 68 454 243 211 236 211
MOD H.Q. This village. bas been heated as Census Town and the. informations retaling to this have been presented in the Town Directory.
96 Mon Sadar CircJe CENSUS ABSTRACT
M A I N W 0 R K E R S Non-workers Literates House-hold Industry Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Manufacturing, Other workers Marginal workers (I-IX) (I) Labourers ~ rocessing Servicing {IIJ, IV, V(b} & Workers (Il) and Repairs (V) (a) VI to IX)
I f I M F M f F M F M E M F M F M F M F I I I I I i I I ! I 13 I 14 I. 15 16 I 17 I 18 I 19 20 1 21 n 23 24 25 I 26 I 1.7 I 28 1,633 822 4,532 4,()O5 ~\798 3,964 5 1 113 6 716 34 16 16 3.573 3,428
119, 72 184 191 153 : 188 2 29 2 231 184 50 22 117 113 105 111 12 2 3 8 III 98 82 38 177 149 159 14& 18 1 262 267 110 76 161 158 149 156 12 2 2 143 III 32 16 46 52 38 50 8 56 49 139 98 247 249 ~3 245 5 4 19 223 193
10(1 33 686 636 653 682 33 4 238 215 79 31 268 273 248 270 3 16 3 186 190 50 35 216 220 202 216 14 4 11 7 165 192 140 83 216 194 185 189 31 4 322 390 96 71 E2 136 141 133 10 3 215 220 271 116 698 430 439 428 259 2 431 447 64 24 321 327 305 326 16 1 302 306 65 49 176 165 160 164 2 14 1 183 149 82 28 3~6 345 313 348 4 29 2 264 208 56 3 255 76 78 75 177 1 50 36
07 25 115 105 106 104 N. 9 99 88 25 2 151 136 141 136 10 92 15
97 Mon District VILLAGE P~IMAR\,
Total Population Scheduled Schedueld Area No. Of/ No. of I (including Institutional & Castes Tribes Location Name of Village of occupied House- Houseless Population) Code Number village resident- holds in hee- ial houses ,
---~-~- tare~ I p M ,i F M F M I F I I I I I I 2 3 4 I 5 6 7 f 8 I 9 10 I 11 I 12
Tizit Circle NA 1,694 1,694 9,(}44 4,837 4,207 '" 4,138 3,870
15/7/6/1 Tizit H.Q. NA 207 207 900 554 346 321 233 15/7/6/2 Lapa NA 117 117 699 381 318 348 300 15/7/6/3 Longlem NA 43 43 244 121 123 121 123 15/716/4 Tizit farm NA 155 155 565 355 210 120 93 15/7/6/5 Tizit village NA 133 133 541 345 196 234 161 15/7/6/6 Zakho NA 65 65 354 196 158 196 158 15/7/6/7 Ngangting NA 49 49 254 124 130 124 130 15/7/6/8 Sangsa NA 99 99 495 286 209 248 192 15(7 {6/9 Zangkham NA 164 164 1,110 561 549 561 549 15/7/6/10 Yannu (Yannyu ) NA 56 56 403 199 204 195 204 15/7{6/11 Nokyan NA 78 78 614 317 297 317 295 15/7/6112 Longting NA 75 75 475 234 241 233 241 1517/6/13 Loakhu NA 55 55 349 174 175 174 175 15/7/6/14 Jaboka ( Joboka ) NA 205 205 1,116 509 607 503 601 15/7/6./15 Nokzang NA 131 131 725 377 34& 377 348 15/7/6/16 Tingalibam NA 62 62 200 104 96 66 67
98 CENSUS ABSTRACT Tizit ,Circle
M A I N W 0 R K E R S -- Non-workers , Litera les [ House-hold Industry Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Manufacturin&. Other wClrkers Marginal workers ([-IX) (1) Labourers Processing Servicing {Ill" IV, V(b) &. Workers (II) aod Repairs (V) (a) VI to IX) " i F M F M F M E M F M F M [ F M F M I 1 1 I ! i I I \ 13 I 14 I 15 I 16 I 17 I 18 I 19 20 I 21 ~ 23 I 24 I 25 I 26 I 27 I 28 1,273 546 2,929 2,285 2,329 2,238 19 13 7 1 574 33 72 40 1,836 1,882
, , 269 109 325 24 91 II 3 231 12 229 ' ,321 155 leO 177 135 151 132 24 2 204 183 A . 45 28 ·72 67 68 61 4 '49 . 56 169 45 .. 272 J 11 149 107 2 123 2 ~3 .. ;99 170 63 244 g4 115 77 9 6 1 119 1 ... ; WI· ,112 31 16 106 91 10, 88 1 2 2 90 67 40 37 71 66 69 64 2 2 55 64 71 32 142 103 110 99 6 2 ) 25 2 1 144 105 28 5 380 364 371 363 1 8 1 180 185 67 32 81 88 69 86 2 10 2 56 34 62 82 34 201 219 197 219 4 116 78 3U 13 136 139 132 137 4 2 10 4 88 98 39 3 78 102 73 99 5 3 5 91 73 73 33 265 353 259 . 353 6 244 254 2g 20 303 275 299 275 4 74 73 24 '} 76 64 73 61 3 2 28 32 URBAN PRIMARY MOD District
I I J Total Population Scheduled Scheduled I (including Institutional & I Castes Area No. of No. of Tribes I H()useleS~ Population) i Location Name of Town/Ward of occupied House- Code Number I town resideDt-j holds in sq. ialhoU8tS Km. p M F M F M I I I I F 2 3 4 I 5 6 7 8 9 JO II I 12 15/7J[ Mob Town 9.00 1,-422 1,422 6.898 4,373 2,525 2,401 1,914 lSJ7/I/I Ward No.1 NA 550 550 2,189 1,881 908 883 653 1S/7/1/2 Ward No.2 NA 379 379 1,718 1,119 599 501 407 15/7/1/3 Ward No.3 NA 307 301 1,539 866 673 598 521 15/7/1/4 Ward No.4 NA 186 186 852 507 345 419 333
),00 CENSUS AISTJACT MOD TOWD
M A I N 'W o R K E R S I NOD-workers Literates Household Industry Total Main Cultivat('rs Agricultural Manufacturing, Other workers Marginal workers (I-IX) (1) Labourers ?rocessing, Servicing (III, IV, V(b)& Workers ._ (II) and Repairs (V) (a) VI tolX)
F M F M F F M M F M tF M Ml I F M F I I I j \ I 13 I 104 I 15 I 16 I 17 I 18 I 19 I 20 I 21 I 22 I 23 1 24 I 25 I 26 I 27 I 28 2,'67 1,055 2,549 291 107 12. 19 2 9 , 2,414 154 1,824 2,134 1,277 349 1,163; 113 38 32 2 2 1 7 1,122 52 718 795 689 262 699 54 18 18 14 8 659 36 <420 545 558 331 427 92 31 041 1 395 51 439 581 243 IJ3 260 32 20 17 2 231 15 247 313 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes And Scheduled Tribe Population Urban Blockwiae
Location code No. Name of Town! Total population Scheduled caste Scheduled tribe Ward/Urban block
2 3 4 5
1517/1 Mon Town 6,898 4,315
15/7/1/1 Ward-I. 2,789 1,536 .1517/111 (1) Block.No. 1 1,186 778 15/7/1/1 (2) BlocJc No.2 l,g03 75i f5/7/I/2 Ward ·11 1;718 908 1'5/7/1/2 (3) Block No.3 778 452 ! 5/7/1/2 (4) Block No.4 940 456 15J7/1/~ Ward .. III. 1,539 1,119 15/7/T/3 (5) Block No.5 830 543 15/7/1/3 (6) Block No 6 709 576 15/7/1/4 Ward -IV. 852 752 15/7/1/4 (7) Block No.7 442 398 15/7/1/4 (8) Block No. ~ 4H) 354
102 SECTION II PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (SCHEDULED TRIBES)
103 PRI.\1ARI CENSt'S ABSTRACT
Sl Stale! District/Circle/Town Total! No. of Total Schedules Tribes Population No Rural/ households with Urban S. T. members p M F i 1 I 2 3 4 I 5 6 7
Mun Dlstrict T 11.771 70.536 36,084 34,452 R 10,939 66,221 33,683 32,538 U 832 4,315 2,401 1,914
1. Naginimara Circle T (R) 1,528 9,558 4.845 4,713 2. Charnpang Circle T (R) 2,601 14,06 5 7,]62 6,903 3. Chen Circle T (R) 1,491 9,442 4.799 46B 4. Phomching Circle T (R) 1,488 10,071 5,084 4,987 5. MOD Sadar Circle T (R) 2,409 15.077 7,655 7,422 6. Tizit Circle T (R) 1,422 8,008 4,138 3,870 7 Mon Town T (U) 832 4,315 2,401 1,914
tQ4 ... ,' i FOR SCHIDLJLE1l TRIBES
M A I N-WURKt. K. :s
Literates lotal main workers Cultivators
p M F P _.j M F P M F ~ I 9 I 10 11 I 12 13 14 15 16 11,014 7,920 3,794 40,721 21,212 19,509 37,766 18:~48 19,218 8,939 5,921 3,018 39,527 20,160 19,267 37,535 18,440 19,095 3,075 1,299 776 1,194 952 242 231 108 123
2,275 15,05 770 4,694 2,412 2,282 4,231 1,989 2.242 1,291 969 322 9.200 4,720 4,480 8,61)8 4,243 4,455, 1,251 734 517 6,346 3,326 3.020 6,145 3,145 3,000
466 352 114 6,669 3,347 3,322 6,438 3.13~ .·3,305. ., 2,255 1,441 814 8,077 4,074 4,003 7,770 3,804 3,966. 1,401 920 481 4,S41 2,381 2,lfiO 4,253 2,126 . ,2,127 Z,075 1,299 776 1.194 952 242 231 108 123
105 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACf
M A 1 ----.N - Household Industry Manufacturing SI. State/District/Circle/Town Total/ Agricultural labourers (II) Processiog Servicing arid Repairs- Rural/ (v)(a) '" N~ : Urban ' , ... i p M F P " M F I \ I \ I I 1 I 2 3 17 18 19 20 21 22
MOD District T 108 96 12 59 36 23 R 88 79 9 52 36 16 U 20 17 3 7 7
1. Naginimara Circle T (R) 11 8 3 12 5 7 2. Cham pang Circle T (R) S4 54 9 9 3. Chen Circle T (R) 9 8 1 1 4. Phomchjn~ Circle T (R) 3 2 6 3 3 5. Mon Sadar Circle T(R) 6 5 1 18 13 5 6. Tizit Circle T (R) 5 3 2 6 5 I 7. Mon Town T (U) 20 17 3 7 7
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W OR.K.ERS
Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers ~I, IV, V, (b) & VI to IX)
~ .. - p p M I F P M F M F 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
2,788 2,532 256 480 287 19.3 29,335 )4,515 14,750 1,152 1,705 147 478 285 193 26,116 13,133 ]3,078 936 827 109 2 2 3,119 ],447 ],672 2,414 2,388 440 410 30 62 19 43 4,802 4635 2,294 2,341 ~39 414 25 230 148 82 1,613 191 172 19 30 20 10 3,066 1,453 222 210 12 6 6 3,386 1,731 1,665 6,967 3,565 3,-402 283 252 31 33 16 17 1,669 277 247 30 117 76 41 3,350 1,681 1,447 1,672 936 827 109 2 2 3,119
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