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District Shopian CONTENTS Table Description Page No. (1) (2) (3) Conversion Table 7 District Shopian at a Glance 10 District Profile District Shopian- An Introduction 13 Administrative Setup 15 Administrative Units 16 Important Roads 17 Tourist Places 17 I- Population 18 1.00 Areawise /Sexwise population 19 1.01 Population (Tehsil Wise) 20 1.02 Population (Block Wise) 21 1.03 Population (Constituency Wise) 22 1.04 Growth of Population/ Sex Ratio 23 1.05 Population by Religion 24 1.06 Population of different Census 25 1.07 Population by Age groups 26 1.08 Social/ Scheduled Caste Population 27 1.09 Scheduled Tribe Population 27 1.10 Working Force 28 1.11 Villages /Panchayat Halqas 29 III- Agriculture 30 3.00 Area and its classification 31 3.01 Area under different Crops. 32 3.02 Land Holdings and Size. 33 3.03 Production of Food Grains 34 3.04 Average Yields of Principal Crops 34 3.05 Fertilizer Off -Take. 35 3.06 Crop Calendar. 36 3.07 Improved Seed Distribution 37 3.08 Area under HYV Programme. 38 3.09 Agricultural Tools/ Equipments 39 3.10 Centrally Sponsored Schemes 40 3.11 Soil Testing 41 1 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20 3.12 Plant Protection 42 IV- Horticulture 43 4.00 Horticulture Extension/ Area and Fruit Production 45 4.01 Plant Protection Machinery 46 4.02 Centrally Sponsored Schemes 47 V- Horticulture Planning & Marketing 48 5.00 Mandies/ Prevention centres 49 5.01 Fruit Growers/ Traders 50 5.02 FGCM Societies/ Truck Unions 50 5.03 Variety -Wise Fruit Transaction. 51 5.04 Market Intervention Scheme 51 VI- Floriculture 52 6.00 Activities of Floriculture 53 VII- Irrigation 54 7.00 Source of Irrigation 55 7.01 Irrigated area under different Crops 56 VIII- Flood Control 57 8.00 Flood Protection Works 58 IX- Animal Husbandry 59 9.00 Live stock and Poultry Population 60 9.01 Breeding Programme/ Artificial Insemination 61 9.02 Veterinary Units and Sub Units. 62 9.03 Veterinary Personnel 63 9.04 Preventive Measures 64 9.05 Treatment of Animals 64 9.06 Development Schemes 65 9.07 Dairy/ Meat Production 65 X- Sheep Husbandry 66 10.00 Sheep/ Goat Population 67 10.01 Sheep Farms/ Centres 68 10.02 Sheep Population & Production 69 10.03 Treatment 70 10.04 Sheep Units established under various Schemes 71 XI- Forests 72 11.00 Area and Out turn of Forest Products. 73 11.01 Forest Protection 74 11.02 Development Schemes 74 2 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20 11.03 Social Forestry 75 XII- Wild Life Protection 76 12.01 Activities during human wild animal conflict situation 78 XIII- Urban Development 79 13.00 Development Schemes/Programmes 80 XIV - Rural Development 81 14.00 Panchayats and Villages. 82 14.01 Families Benefitted Under different Schemes 83 14.02 MGNREGA Works and Employment Creation. 84 XV- Co-operative 85 15 .00 Cooperative Societies. 86 15.01 Financial Structure of Societies. 88 15 .02 Fertilizer off -Take 89 15.03 Handicrafts and Handloom Co-operative Societies 90 XVI- Electricity 91 16.00 Electrification. 92 16 .01 Electric installations. 93 16.02 Electric Transformers 94 16.03 Receiving Stations/HT and LT lines 95 16.04 Energy Utilization. 96 16.05 Registered Consumers 97 16 .06 Revenue/ Transformers Repaired 98 XVII - Roads and Buildings. 99 17 .00 Road Length 100 XIX- Banking 101 19.00 Bank Branches/ Deposits and Advances 102 19.01 District Credit Plan 103 19 .02 Govt. Sponsored Schemes 104 19.03 Skill Training Programme 104 XX - Industries 105 20.00 Small Scale Units 106 20.01 Loans Advanced Under DIC programe. 107 XXI- Sericulture 108 21 .00 Nurseries and Plantation 110 21 .01 Production of Cocoons 111 X XII- Handicraft & Handloom 112 22.00 Handicraft & Handloom Trainings Centers. 113 3 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20 22.01 Handicraft Training Centers & Trainees 114 22.02 Handicraft Artisans Registered 115 22.03 Khadi and Village Industries. 116 XXIII- Employment and Counseling Centre 117 23.00 Registrations and placements. 118 23.01 Self Employment Scheme 118 23.02 Job Seekers on live register. 119 23 .03 Self Help Group Scheme 120 XXIV- Labour 121 24.00 Shops and Commercial Establishments. 122 24.01 Ownership of Employment in Shops. 123 24.02 Registration of Workers 124 24.03 Beneficiaries benefited under different Schemes 124 24.04 Achievement under different Labour Acts 125 XXV- Education 126 25 .00 Educational Institutions 127 25.01 Enrollment 128 25.02 Dropouts. 129 25.03 Teachers. 130 25.04 Trained Teachers. 131 25 .05 Institution - Teacher, Teacher -Pupil & Instt. -Pupil Ratio. 132 25 .06 Mid Day Meals, Text Books and Scholarships. 133 25.07 Sponsored Schemes 134 25.08 Literacy Level. 135 25.09 Orientation/ Training Programmes/ Workshops 136 25.10 Library and Research 137 XXVI - Health and Family Welfare: - 138 26 .00 Medical Institutions. 139 26.01 Medical Facilities . 140 26.02 Hospital Beds. 141 26.03 Medical Personnel 142 26.04 Patient-Doctor, Population-Doctor etc. ratio. 143 26 .05 Treatment. 144 26 .06 Deliveries Conducted 145 26.07 Medical Test/ Examinations 146 26.08 Vaccinations Administered. 147 26.09 Family Welfare Work done. 148 4 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20 26.10 School Health Programme 149 XXVII- Indian System of Medicine:- 150 27.00 ISM Institutes 151 27.01 Medical Staff 152 24.02 Treatment. 153 24.0 3 Regimental Therapies 154 XXVIII- Public Health. 155 28.00 Drinking water installations. 156 28.01 Coverage under rural water supply schemes. 157 XXIX- Social Welfare:- 158 29 .00 Training Centres 162 29.01 Beneficiaries under different Schemes 163 29 .02 Students benefited under Scholarships 164 29.03 Aganwadi Centres/ Workers 165 29.04 Distribution of Different Aids 166 29.05 Beneficiaries to whom Nutrition was provided 167 XXX - Police & Judiciary 168 30.00 Police Stations/ Posts. 169 30.01 Cognizable cases reported. 170 30.02 Judicial Divisions & Courts. 171 30.03 Institutions & Disposal of Civil and Criminal Cases 172 30 .04 Civil and Criminal Cases. 173 XXXI - Fisheries 174 31.00 Fish Farms 175 31.01 Fishes Crop (Spice-wise) 176 31.02 Fish License Holder 177 31.03 Houses Constructed for Mahigeers 177 XX XII - Fire & Emergency Services: - 178 32.00 Fire Stations/ Property Damaged 179 XXXIII- Road Transport:- 180 33.00 Registration of Public & Private Fleets 181 33 .01 License Issued & Revenue Generated 182 XXXIV- Technical Education 183 34 .00 Technical Courses 184 34.01 Trainees under different ITI Trades 185 XXXV- Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs 186 5 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20 35.00 Rationed Population 187 35.01 Off-take of Food Grains/ Kerosene Oil 188 XXXVI- Youth Services & Sports:- 189 36.00 Sports Activities 190 36.01 Other Sports activities/ Achievements 192 XXX VII - Post & Telecommunication 193 37.00 Post & Telegraph Offices 193 XXXIX- Planning:- 194 39.00 Outlay & Expenditure Under District Plan 195 Telephone Directory 197 6 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20 Conversion Factors Area 1 Yard 0.9144 Meters 5 ½ Yards 1 Rod/Pole/Perch 22 Yards/20.17 Meters 1 Chain 220 Yards 1 Furlong 8 Furlongs 1 Mile/1.609 Km. 3 Miles 1 league 1 Marls 272 sft. 20 Marls 1 Kanal 1 Acre 8 Kanals 1 Hectare 20 Kanals(Apprx.) 1 Hectare 2.47105 Acres 1 Sq.Mile 2.5900 Sq. Kilometers 1 Sq.Mile 640 Acres, 259 Hectares 1 Sq. Yard 0.84 Sq. Meter 1 Sq. Kilometer 0.38610 Sq. Mile 1 Sq. Kilometer 100 Hectares 1 Sq. Meter 1.196 Sq. Yards 7 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20 Weight 1 Ounce (Oz) 28.3495 Grams 1 Pound 0.45359 Kilogram 1 Tonne 1000 Kilograms 1 Long Ton 1.01605 Metric Tonnes 1 Short Ton 0.907185 Metric Tonnes 1 Long Ton 2240 Pounds 1 Short Ton 2000 Pounds 1 Maund 82.2857 Pounds 1 Maund 0.037324 Metric Tons 1 Maund 0.3732 Quintal 1 Kilogram 2.204623 Pounds 1 Gram 0.0352740 Ounce ,0.09 Tolas 1 Tola 11.664 Grams 1 Ton 1.016046 Metric Tons,10.01605 Qtls. 1 Metric Tonne 0.984207 Tons, 10 Quintals 1 Metric Tonne 1000 Kilograms 1 Metric Tonne 2204.63 Pounds 1 Metric Tonne 26.792 Maunds (Standard) 1 Hundred Weight 0.508023 Quintals 1 Seer 0.933 Kilograms 1 Bale Of Cotton (392lbs) 0.17781 Metric Tonne 1 Bale Of Jute (400 Lbs) 0.181436 Metric Tonne 1 Metric Tonne 5.6624 Bales Of Cotton(392 Lbs) 1 Metric Tonne 5.5116 Bales Of Jute (400 Lbs) 1 Quintal 100 Kilograms 8 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20 Length 1 Inch 25.4 Millimeters 1 Mile 1.61 Kilometers 1 Millimeter 0.04 Inch 1 Centimeter 0.393701 Inch 1 Meter 1.094 Yards 1 Kilometer 0.62137 Miles 1 Chain 22 Yards Volume 1 Cubic Yard 0.7646 Cubic Meter 1 Cubic Meter 1.3079 Cubic Yard, 35.3147 Cubic Ft. 1 Cubic Feet 0.028 Cubic Meter Capacity 1 Imperial Gallon 4.55 Liters 1 Litre 0.22 Imperial Gallon 9 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20 District Shopian at a Glance S.No Description Reference Year Unit Magnitude 1. Geographical area 2019-20 Sq.Kms 612.87 2. Revenue area 2019-20 Sq.Kms 312 3. Reporting area 2019-20 Hectt 36521 4. Forest areas 2019-20 Hectt. 49498.3 5. Tehsils 2019-20 No’s 07 6. Blocks 2019 -20 No’s 09 7. Panchayat Halqas 2019-20 No’s 98 8. Villages 2019-20 No’s 221 9. Inhabited villages 2011 Census No’s 218 10.
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