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RAJASTHAN · . : DIRECTORATE Of ECONOMICS & ·STATi.STICS, ~JASTHAN, J~IP. UR . _.. ~ ·, .I> . BASIC STATISTICS RAJAS THAN 1999 DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMICS & STATISTICS, RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR Price : 110/- Printed at: Raj. Rajya Sahakari Mudranalaya Ltd., Jaipur Phone:751352, 751417 PREFACE The Publication "BASIC STATISTICS-1999" provides important information on different sectors of the state's economy in the form of tables. The present issue includes information relating to various socio­ economic and development activities as provided by different Central and State Government Departments. The data presented in the publication relates to the calendar year 1998 or the Financial/Agriculture/Co­ operative year ·1997-98 except where otherwise indicated. The offic~rs and staff of the Co-ordination Unit of this Directorate have done a comma.ndable job in bringing out this publication. I am sure that the present issue of the publication, like it's previous issues, would be usefui to planners, policy makers and research scholars in understanding the socio-economic changes, in all dimensions, taking place in the state. Any suggestion from users regarding improvement in coverage and presentation of the publication would be highly appreciated. ~ -n·'Vl I.--, JAIPUR ( N.L. KHINCHI)--------------- March,2000 Director, Economics & Statistics, Rajasthan, Jaipur. OFFICERS AND OFFICIALS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PUBLICATION Joint Director Shri D.K. Jain De_p_-,P-v Director ..r.::.l1·1 B.S. J at Assistant Director Shri R.N. Meena Statistical Assistants Shri Jagdeep Purohit Smt. Sudha Mathur Smt. Santosh Jain Computor Shri Shrawan Gupta (a) CONTENTS THE METRIC SYSTEM Page A. Conversion Table (i) B. Units for Wholesale Transaction (ii) C. Units for Retail Transaction (iii) 1. GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Rajasthan at a Glance 1 1.2 Selected Indicators of Economic activity 3 1.3 Rajasthan in Indian Economy 4 1.4 Administrative units, cities, towns & villages 21 1.5 State Government 22 1.6 Rajasthan Vidhan Sabha 24 1.7 Members of Lok Sabha from Rajasthan 30 1.8 Members of Rajya Sabha from Rajasthan 31 1.9 High Court Rajasthan 32 .... 10 Rajasthan Civil Service Appellate Tribunal 33 1.11 Rajasthan Public Service Commission 33 1.12 Board of Revenue Rajasthan 34 1.13 Vital Statistics at a Glance 35 2. AREA AND POPULATION 2.1 Area and Population 36 2.2 Decennial growth of population 37 2.3 Population by age groups 38 2.4 Population by districts 39 2.5 Population by sex 40 2.6 District wise population by religion 41 2.7 District wise rural and Urban Population 43 2.8 Distribution of rural population of workers by sex 44 2.9 Distribution of urban population of workers by sex 45 2.10 Scheduled castes and Tribes 46 2.11 Population by tehsils 47 2.12 Population of cities 52 2.13 Projected Population 52 -------~- (b) 2.14 Population estimates as on 1st March 53 2.15 Classification of houses according to use 53 2.16 Panchayat Samitiwise population 54 3. CLIMATE 3.1 Temperature at important centres in Rajasthan 62 3.2 Annual railfall 63 4. AGRICULTURAL AND LIVESTOCK 4.1 Land Utilisation 64 4.2 Districtwise cropped area 65 4.3 Area of principal crops 66 4.4 Production of principal crops 67 4.5 Index number of area under crops 68 4.6 Index number of agricultural production 69 4.7 Average yeild of principal crops 69 4.8 Consumption of fertilizers 70 4.9 Agricultural implements 71 4.10 Area under high yielding varieties of some major food crops 72 4.11 Soil classification in Rajasthan 74 4.12 Livestock and Poultry 76 4.13 Livestock and poultry by districts 77 4.14 Animal husbandry facilities 80 4.15 Schemewise progress under animal husbandry 83 4.16 Work done by veterniary Hospital and dispensaries 84 4.17 Progress of Fisheries in Rajasthan 85 4.18 Progress of-Insemination in key village Blocks 85 4.19 Progress of Insemination of Sheep in Rajasthan 87 4.20 Dairy Development Programme 88 5. IRRIGATION 5.1 Irrigation by sources & crops 89 5.2 Area Irrigated by Irrigation Projects 90 5.3 Irrigation wells in Rajasthan 90 6. FOREST 6.1 Area of Forest according to legal status 91 6.2 Revenue from forests 92 6.3 Forest produce 92 (c) 7. CO-OPERATION 7.1 Co-operative movement 93 7.2 State Co-operative Bank 93 7.3 Main Co-operative Societies 94 7.4 Primary Agriculture credit societies membership of S.C./S.T. 95 7.5 Primary Agriculture credit Societies Loans Advanced to S.C./S.T. members 95 8. INDUSTRY 8.1 Registered Factories 96 8.2 Loan Sanctioned.and disbursed by Rajasthan Financial Corporation 99 8.3 Loans sanctioned and disbursed by RFC (Districtwise) 101 8.4 Central & State Aid to Village Industries 103 8.5 Financial Assistance to small scale Industries 104 8.6 Annual Survey of Industries 105 8.7 Khadi Industries 126 8.8 Village Industries 127 8.9 Industrial Production 128 9. MINING 9.1 Progress of mining 129 9.2 Mineral production 129 10. LABOUR 10.1 Labour 132 10.2 Labour welfare 132 10.3 Labour situation 133 10.4 Number of cases received and disposed off under various labour laws 133 11. EMPLOYMENT 11.1 Employment in mining 134 11 .2 Employment in Khadi & Village Industries 135 11.3 Employment Exchanges, Registeration and Placing 136 11.4 Employment Exchanges, Vacancies outstanding and submissions made 137 11.5 Applications on live register according to trade classifications 138 11 .6 Employment Exchange, vacancies notified and filled by employers 138 11. 7 Employment in public sector 139 11.8 Distribution of Rajasthan Government Employees by pay Range 140 12. HOUSING 12.1 E.W.S. income group housing 141 (d) 12.2 Low income group housing 142 12.3 Middle income group housing 143 13. FUEL & POWER 13.1 Power houses & transmission lines 144 13.2 Electric operated wells 145 13.3 Towns & villages electrified 146 13.4 Electricity generation 147 13.5 Electricity Consumption 148 14. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS 14.1 Registration of motor vehicles 149 14.2 Roads 149 14.3 Roads by Nagpur classification 149 14.4 Roads by districts 150 14.5 Road accidents 151 14.6 Operational statistics of road transport corporation 152 14.7 Post, telegraphs & telephone facilities by districts 153 15. PRICES 15.1 Consumer Prices Index number (General) for .Agriculture Labours 154 15.2 Consumer Price Index Numbers (General) for the Urban non manual employees for the selected centres in Rajasthan 154 15.3 Consumer (General) Price Index Number (Industrial Workers) Bhilwara and all India 155 15.4 Consumer (General) Price Index numbers for industrial workers-Ajmer & Jaipur centre 155 15.5 Index Number of wholesale Prices 156 15.6 Index Number of Building construction cost for Jaipur centre 156 15. 7 Wholesale Price of foodgrains-Jaipur city 157 15.8 Farm harvest Prices of food grains 158 15.9 Districtwise whole sale Prices of important livestock products in Rajasthan 159 16. EDUCATION 16.1 Progress of literacy 160 16.2 Literacy in cities 160 16.3 Literate Persons 161 16.4 Schools Education in Rajasthan 162 16.5 College & University Education in Rajasthan 162 (e) 16.6 Professional and Technical Education in Rajasthan 163 16.7 Classwise Enrolment of Scheduled castes & scheduled Tribes 164 17. MEDICAL AND HEALTH 17 .1 Government medical institution (Modern medicine) 165 17.2 Government medical institutions by size (Modern medicine) 165 17.3 Beds in Government medical institutions (Modern medicine) 165 17.4 Government medical institutions by districts (Modern medicine) 166 17 .5 Government medical and health personnel 168 17.6 Patients treated in Government medical institutions (Modern medicine) 168 17. 7 Registered deaths by causes 169 17 .8 Progress of family Welfare Programme 170 17 .9 Progress of medical termination of pregnancies 171 17.1 O Government Ayurvedic, Unani, Homeopathy & Naturopathy institutions by districts 172 17.11 Government Ayurvedic and Unani institution & Medical personnel 173 17.12 Patient treated in Govt. Ayurvedic, Unani, Homeopathy and Naturopathy institutions 173 18. LOCAL BODIES 18.1 Panchayats 174 18.2 Municipalities 175 19. FINANCE AND TRADE 19 .1 State Budget 176 19.2 Details of Revenue Receipts 176 19.3 Details of Revenue Expenditure 177 19.4 Demand and Collection of Land Revenue 178 19.5 Offices, Deposits and Advances of scheduled Commercial Banks 179 19.6 Credit Deposit Ratio of scheduled Commercial Banks according to population Group 179 19.7 National Savings Schemes 180 19.8 Progress of State Insurance 180 19.9 Registered Dealers Under Sales Tax 181 20. STATE INCOME 20.1 State Income by Industrial origin (at current prices) 182 20.2 State Income by Industrial origin at current prices (Percentage Distribution) 182 20.3 State Income by Industrial origin (at cqnstant prices) 183 20.4 State Income by Industrial origin (at constant prices) (Percentage Distribution) 183 21. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 21.1 Annual Plan-Resources 184 (f) 21.2 Annual Plan-Allotment and Expenditure 185 22. LAW AND ORDER 22.1 Police and Armed Constabulary 192 22.2 Crime Situation in Rajasthan 192 22.3 Districtwise Crimes 193 22.4 Jails and Jail Population 194 22.5 Revenue Cases 195 22.6 Criminal Cases 196 23. GENERAL ELECTION 23.1 Electorates 197 23.2 Vidhan Sabha Polling 198 23.3 Voting preferance by parties 199 24. MISCELLANEOUS 24.1 Consumption of Intoxicants 200 24.2 Speakers of Principal Language in Rajasthan 200 24.3 Districtwise Famine Relief 201 24.4 Tourists in Ra_jasthan 202 24.5 Tourist Hotels in Rajasthan 203 24.6 Bed capacity of Tourist Bangalows in Rajasthan 204 (i) THE METRIC SYSTEM A.
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