District Shopian

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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. Un-Inhahited Villages 2011 Census No’s 03 11. Municipal Committee 2019 -20 No ’s 01 12. Urban Wards 2019-20 No’s 17 13. Population 2011 Census No’s 266215 14. Schedule caste /Social Caste Population 2011 Census No’s 43 15. ` Schedule Tribe Population 2011 Census No’s 21820 16. Births 2017 No’s 2394 17. Deaths 2017 No’s 943 18. Households 2011 Census Nos 44411 19. Average Household Size 2011 Census Nos 06 20. Gross Area Sown 2019 -20 Hect. 20009 21. Net Area Sown 2019-20 Hect. 19371 22. Gross Area Irrigated 2019-20 Hectt 12975 23. Net Area Irrigated 2019 -20 Hectt 12405 24. Land Holdings 2015-16 No’s 35940 25. Average Land Holdings Size 2015-16 Hects 0.54 26. Main Workers 2011 Census No’s 54703 27. Marginal Workers 2011 Census No’s 33018 28. Cultivators 2011 Census No’s 47424 29. Agricultural Labours 2011 Census No’s 10835 30. Household Industry workers 2011 Census No’s 3395 31. Area Under Horticulture 2019-20 Hectt 26237 32. Horticulture Production (Fresh & Dry Fruit) 2019-20 M.Tons 301733 33. Fruit Mandies 2019-20 No’s 02 10 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20

34. Fruit Growers & Traders 2019-20 No’s 43375 35. Area Under Sericulture 2019 -20 Kanals 926.73 36. Sericulture Nurseries 2019 -20 No’s 28 37. Live Stock Population 2019-20 No’s 219363 38. Average Live Stock per House hold 2019-20 No’s 4.63 39. Milk Production 2019 -20 000 Tones 107.30 40. Sheep Farms/Centres 2019-20 No’s 25 41. Sheep Population 2019-20 No’s 113300 42. Mutton Production 2019-20 Lac Kgs 7.14 43. Wool Production 2019 -20 Lac Kgs 2.23 44. Veterinary Institutions 2019-20 No’s 55 45. Veterinary Personnel 2019-20 No’s 159 46. Houses Constructed under IAY/PMAYG 2019 -20 No’s 455 47. Individual Household Latriens Constructed (TSC) 2019-20 No’s - 48. Community Sanitation Complexes Constructed 2019-20 No’s - 49. MGNREGA works Completed 2019-20 No’s - 50. Mandays Generated 2019 -20 Lacs 4.26 51. Job Cards Issued 2019-20 No’s 0.29836 52. Cooperative Societies 2019-20 No’s 39 53. Memberships 2019 -20 No’s 24649 54. Village Electrified 2019-20 No’s 226 55. Percentage of Villages Electrified 2019-20 % 100 56. Receiving Stations 2019-20 No’s 07 57. Electric Installations 2019-20 No’s 40854 58. Registered Consumers 2019-20 No’s 40854 59. Surfaced Roads 2019-20 Kms 869.90 60. Un-surfaced Roads 2019 -20 Kms 50.50 61. Bank Branches 2019-20 No’s 36 62. Bank Deposits 2019-20 Rs. Crores 1220.46 63. Bank Advances 2019-20 Rs. Crores 1306.02 64. Credit deposit Ratio 2019 -20 % 107.01 65. Registered Job Seekers 2019-20 No’s 2308 66. SSI Units 2019-20 No’s 232 67. Handloom Training Centres 2019-20 No’s 01 68. Handicrafts Training Centres 2019-20 No’s 06 11 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20

69. Primary Schools(Govt.) 2019-20 No’s 335 70. Primary Schools(Private) 2019 -20 No’s 31 71. Middle Schools(Govt.) 2019 -20 No’s 14 1 72. Middle Schools(Private) 2019-20 No’s 68 73. High Schools(Govt.) 2019-20 No’s 38 74. High Schools(Private) 2019 -20 No’s 47 75. Higher Secondary Schools(Govt.) 2019-20 No’s 15 76. Higher Secondary Schools(Private) 2019-20 No’s 05 77. Colleges (Govt.) 2019-20 No’s 01 78. Literacy Rate 2011 Census % 62.49 79. DIET 2019-20 No’s 01 80. Industrial Training Institutes 2019-20 No’s 01 81. Polytechnic College 2019 -20 No’s 01 82. Medical Institutions (Allopathic) 2019-20 No’s 76 83. Medical Institutions (ISM) 2019-20 No’s 12 84. Hospital Bed Strength 2019-20 No’s 211 85. Villages Provided Portable water 2019 -20 No’s 226 86. Public Stand posts 2019-20 No’s - 87. Private pipe connections 2019-20 No’s 8113 88. Post and telegraph offices 2019 -20 No’s 32 89. Social welfare training centers 2019-20 No’s 03 90. Markazi Falai Itfal (Orphanage) 2019-20 No’s 01 91. Beneficiaries under different Social Welfare schemes 2019-20 No’s 12857 92. Aganwadi Centres/ Aganwadi Workers 2019-20 No’s 403 93. Beneficiaries to whom Nutrition provided 2019-20 No’s 13722 94. Police Stations /Police Posts 2019-20 No’s 07 95. Judicial Courts 2019 -20 No’s 04 96. Fish Farms (Govt.) /(Private) 2019-20 No’s 38 97. Registered Vechiles 2019-20 No’s 24061 98. Fire Stations /Sub Stations 2019-20 No’s 04 99. Rationed Population 2019 -20 No’s 268915 100. Ration Depots 2019-20 No’s 203 101. Haj Pilgrims 2019-20 No’s - 102. Annual Plan Outlay 2019-20 Rs. Lacs 2546.960 103. Annual plan Expenditure 2019-20 Rs.Lacs 1941.218 12 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20

DISTRICT SHOPIAN

With the creation of eight new districts in J&K State, district Shopian came into existence administratively w.e.f April 2007. It has been carved out of erstwhile district Pulwama. It is the smallest district of J&K State and is popularly known as Hill District. The district situates in the laps of foot-hills of Peer Panchal Range and most of its area is Hilly- terrain. The district derives its name from the town “SHOPIAN” about which “Frederic Drew”, while justifying the basis of its nomenclature, states that it is the distortion of word “ SHAH PAYAN” i.e, Royal Stay. Shopian has been an ancient town of Kashmir, which among other factors in the past has historical importance, since it situates on the ancient imperial route commonly known as “MUGHAL ROAD”. In view of its location, trade and transit activities, Shopian was having one of the Wazarat Head- Quarters out of Six Wazarats of the time in Kashmir from 1872-1892 AD. Consequent upon the reduction in the administrative divisions of Kashmir three Wazarats including Shopian ceased to exit. The district, however, as investigated from its locals, derives its name from the Kashmiri word “SHINNEH –YEN” (Snow Defile) meaning an area which experiences heavy snowfall. Subsequently it lost its name and presently it is famous by the name “SHOPIAN”. As per census 2011, the district has a population of 266215 souls, consisting of 136480 males and 129735 females, with a sex ratio of 951 females per 1000 males as against sex ratio of 883 of J&K State. Main population of the district lives in its rural areas. Only 29924 souls live in Urban and 236291 in rural areas of the district. Population of the district is predominantly Muslims followed by Hindus and Sikhs. The population comprises of various groups of diverse nature like Gujars, Bakerwals, Pustons, Dogarwals, Minels and predominantly Kashmiris. The district as per

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census 2011 consists of 221 census villages out of which 03 are un-inhabited. These villages has been grouped into 07 Tehsils namely Shopian, Keller, Keegam, Barabugh (Imamsahib), Chitragam, Zainapora and Hermain, one Municipal Committee and 09 Community Development Blocks viz Shopian, Keller, Chitragam, Barabugh, Zainapora, Hermain, Kanjiullar, RAmnagri and Kaprin. The geographical and revenue area of the district is 612.87 sq. Km and 312Sq.Km respectively (subject to further verification) and the administrative centre (Mini Secretariat) of the district situates at Arhama Shopian which is 03 Km far from town. The density of population for the district is 853 Per Sq-Km as against 124 per Sq-km at the state level. The district has two assembly constituencies viz Shopian and Wachi. The district is also known as Apple Bowl of J&K State, as the district is famous for Horticulture sector, particularly, for the production of apples, which is the main source of livelihood of the people. As the district is nestled in the laps of foot hills of Peer Panchal, it is as such called Hill District. Climatically the District remains under moderate cold throughout the year, except the peak season of summer (June- July). It has moderate climate in summer and severe cold in winter. The district has decades old road connectivity with its neighboring districts--- Pulwama and Anantnag. The population of the district being of predominately Muslim Kashmiris speaks Kashmiri. Other languages of the district are Pahri, Gojjri, Dogri, Pastoo etc. There are important shrines and temples in the district like Khankah Pinjoora , Khankah Arhama , Khankah Shah-e-Hamdan (RHA) at Chowgam and Cripal mochan Temple at Nagbal. The district has a number of springs and streams, of which Hemal Nagrai and Dhobijan Spring are very famous.

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Administrative Set Up. S No. Description Unit Magnitude (1) (2) (3) (4) 1 Sub-District No’s 01 2 Tehsils No’s 07 3 C.D Blocks No’s 09 4 Nayabats No’s 13 5 Panchayat Halqas No’s 98 6 Census Villages No’s 221 7 Inhabited Villages No’s 218 8 Un-Inhabited Villages No’s 03 9 Urban Wards No’s 17 10 Medical Blocks No’s 03 11 Educational Zones No’s 04 12 Agriculture Sub -Division No’s 02 13 Agriculture Zones No’s 09 14 Horticulture Zones No’s 08 15 Electric Sub-Divisions No’s 03 16 R&B Sub-Division No’s 02 17 PHE Sub-Division No’s 03 18 Police Stations/Posts No’s 07 19 ICDS Projects No’s 01 20 Judicial Courts No’s 04 21 Municipal Committees No’s 01

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Administrative units Tehsils Blocks 1. Barabugh (Imamsahib) 1. Barabugh (Imamsahib) 2. Chitragam 2. Chitragam 3. Hermain 3. Hermain 4. Keegam 4. Keller 5. Keller 5. Shopian 6. Zainpora 6. Kaprin 7. Shopian 7. Zainpora Medical Blocks 8. Kanjiullar 1. Shopian 9. Ramnagri 2. Keller 3. Zainapora Agriculture Zones Education Zones 1. Shopian 1. Shopian 2. Bohrihallan 2. Imamsahib 3. Chitragam 3. Keegam 4. Turkwangam 4. Vehil 5. Vehil Horticulture Zones 6. Chakoora 1. Shopian 7. Keller 2. Zainpora 8. Zawoora 3. Hermain Electric Sub Divisions 4. Imamsahib 1. Shopian 5. Kachdoora 2. Chitragam 6. Kaprin 3. Keller 7. Saidpora PHE Sub- Divisions 8. Keller 1. Shopian R&B Sub-Divisions 2. Tahab 1. Shopian 3. Zainapora 2. Zainpora Fire Stations/Sub-Stations Agriculture Sub-Division 1. Shopian 1. Shopian 2. Zainpora 2. Keller 3. Keller 4. Keegam 16 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20

Important Roads

S No. Name of the Road Length

1 Shopian – Rajouri (Mughal Road) 129 Kms

2 Shopian -Srinagar Road 55.00

3 Shopian - Bijbehara Road 30.00 Kms

4 Shopian- Kulgam Road 20.00 Kms

5 Shopian- Kadder- Wanpoh Road 30.00 Kms

6 Shopian-Litter Road 22.00 Kms 7 Shopian -Keller Road 12.00 Kms 8 Shopian -Aharbal Road 14.00 Kms 9 Shopian-Nihama Road 13.000 Kms

Tourist Places

S No. Place Distance from Shopian 1 Aharbal 14 Kms 2 Dabijan 20 Kms 3 Peer Gali 41 Kms 4 Hirpora 10 Kms 5 Tolihallan 6 Kms 6 Lassigasan (Sedow) 8 Kms 7 Keller 12 Kms

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I-Population

District Shopian is spread over an area of 612.87 Sq. kms. among which 312 Sq. Km is the revenue area. As per 2011 census, the district has 221 villages among which 03 villages are un- inhabited. The population of the district is 2, 66,215. During the decade 2001-2011,there has been a population growth rate of 25.85 in the district against 23.71of J&K State. Population is mostly in rural area and only 8.17% of it resides in town. As per 2011census Muslims account for 98.52% of population followed by Hindus1.17% and Sikhs 0.07%.Working force (main workers) accounts for 21% of population. The main occupation of the work force are cultivators, manufacturing, processing, other than house hold sectors. The tables in this chapter give data with respect to various related parameters pertaining to population in the district.

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Population Table 1.00 Area/ Sex wise Population

Rural Urban Total Year Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Census 2011 120407 116332 236739 16073 13403 29476 136480 129735 266215

Area Wise Population Sex Wise Population

29924

Rural 122694 Male Urban 136480 Female 236291

Source: Census Department

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Population Table 1.01 Population (Tehsil wise)

S.No. Name of Tehsil Male Female Total 1 Barabugh 9196 9208 18404 2 Chitragam 14055 13820 27875 3 Hermain 10511 10588 21099 4 Keegam 10067 9750 19817 5 Keller 15720 14854 30574 6 Zainpora 10204 10130 20334 7 Shopian 66727 61385 128112

Population Tehsil- Wise 18404

Barabugh 27875 Chitragam

Hermain 128112 21099 Keegam 19817 Keller Zainpora 30574 Shopian 20334

Source: Census Department

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Population Table 1.02 Population (Block wise) S.No. Name of Block Male Female Total 1 Barabugh 14719 14443 29162 2 Chitragam 16369 16022 32391 3 Hermain 10511 10588 21099 4 Kanjiullar 8294 7957 16251 5 Kaprin 9283 9128 18411 6 Ramnagri 8731 8344 17075 7 Keller 22490 21272 43762 8 Zainpora 10204 10130 20334 9 Shopian 19856 18398 38254 10 M.C Shopian (Urban) 16073 13403 29476

Population Block- Wise

Barabugh

29476 29162 Chitragam Hermain 38254 32391 Kanjiuular Kaprin 21009 20334 Ramnagri Keller 43762 16251 Zainpora 18411 17075 Shopian

Source: Census Department

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Population Table 1.03 Population (Constituency wise)

S.No. Name of Male Female Total Constituency 1 Shopian 73052 67206 140258 2 Wachi 63428 62529 125957

Population Constituency- Wise

125957 Shopian 140258 Wachi

Source: Census Department

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Population

Table 1.04

Growth of Population

Decadal growth of population ( %age) Decade District Shopian J&K (1) (2) (3)

2001-2011 +25.85 23.71

Table 1.04

Sex Ratio Females per 000 males Remarks J & K 883 Shopian 951 Ranking No. 1 as per census 2011

Source: Census Department

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Population Table 1.05

Population by Religion, 2011 Census (Population in souls)

Religion Year Muslims Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Christians Jains Parsiism Total not stated (7) Census (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (8) (9) 2011 262263 3116 178 06 429 01 06 216 266215

Population Religion- Wise Muslim 178 6 3116 6 1 429 216 Hindus Sikh

Buddihists Chirstians

Jains

Parsism Religion not stated 262263

Source: Census Department J&K

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Population Table 1.06 Population of Different Census 2011 1971 1981 1991(estimated) 2001 P M F P M F P M F P M F P M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) 129735 129735 58849 58849 158403 83546 74857 211332 108460 102872 266215 136480 98318 98318 53667 44651 126023 67174

Population Different Census

300000 250000 1971 200000 1981 150000 1991

266215 2001

100000 211332 2011 158403

50000 126023 98318

0 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011

Source: Census Department J&K

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Population

Table 1.07

Population by Age Groups (2011)

Age Group Male Female Total (1) (2) (3) (4) 0-4 15835 13442 29277 5-9 15091 14408 29499 10-14 15975 15617 31592 15-19 15433 15880 31313 20-24 13021 13716 26737 25-29 10960 10708 21668 30-34 9373 8931 18304 35-39 8634 8210 16844 40 + 32158 28823 60981 All ages 136480 139735 266215

Source : Census Department

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Population

Table 1.08

Social/Scheduled caste population

Rural Urban Total Year Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 2011 05 0 05 38 0 38 43 0 43

Table 1.09

Scheduled Tribe Population

Rural Urban Total Year Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Census 2011 11296 10502 21798 15 07 22 11311 10509 21820

Source: Census 2011

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Population

Table 1.10 Working Force

S.No. Category Main Workers Marginal Workers

1 Cultivators 29183 18241

2 Agricultural Labours 3761 7074

3 Household Industry Workers 1519 1876

4 Others 20240 5827

Total 54703 33018

Source: Census 2011.

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Population

Table 1.11

Villages /Panchayat Halqas

Number of villages No. of Panchayat Halqas Inhabited Un-inhabited Total (1) (2) (3) (4) 98 218 03 221

Villages Inhabited/ Un-inhabited

Inhabited Un-inhabited

218

Source: Census 2011.

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III-Agriculture

The major portion of cultivable land is under orchards but agriculture activity going side, is an important feature of district. Agriculture is of immense importance for providing food and livelihood for large portion of population directly or indirectly involved in this occupation. Much has been done to promote agriculture but much more is to be done to promote agriculture but much more is to be done to get potential yields from our agriculture lands. Principal crops grown in the district are fodder, rice, maize, pulses, vegetables, oil seeds and Potato. Besides plantation of willows, poplar’s and keeker is also small part of economy. In view of the geographical features and climatic stability, the district has tremendous scope of propagation of Medicinal plants. Major Centrally Sponsored Schemes: 1. Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojna (RKVY). 2. Sub- Mission on Agricultural Mechanization (SMAM). 3. Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH). 4. National Mission on Agricultural Extension and Technology (NMAET). 5. Agriculture Technology Management Agency (ATMA). 6. National Mission on Oil seeds and Oil Palm (NMOOP). 7. National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture (NMSA). 8. Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojna (PMKSY).

Statistical data pertaining to different aspects of agriculture sector i.e. land holdings, land utilization, Area sown under different crops, fertilizer off-take improved seed distribution, machinery equipments distribution, plant protection machinery, achievements under different sponsored scheme etc. are given in this chapter.

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Agriculture

Table 3.00 Total Area and its Classification (Area in hectares)

land land Year Year fallows fallows Total Total (14+15) Net Area Area sown Net Social Forestry Social Reporting Area Area Reporting Current fallows Current Total (4+5+6+7) (4+5+6+7) Total Area under Forest Area Total (9+10+11+12) Total (9+10+11+12) Cultivable waste land waste Cultivable Sown more than once once than Sown more Land under still water water underLand still include in net area sown net area in include Barren and uncultivable land land uncultivable and Barren Marshy and water logged land land logged water and Marshy Fallow land other that current current that other land Fallow Land under Misc. tree crops not crops tree Misc. under Land Land put to Non-Agricultural uses Non-Agricultural to put Land Permanent Pasture & other grazing grazing other & Pasture Permanent

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 0 0 0 0 61 61 638 638 263 263 520 3944 1756 5700 2983 2252 5755 5371 5432 19371 19371 36521 36521 2019-20 2019-20

Source: F.C. (Revenue) Srinagar

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Agriculture Table 3.01 Area sown under different Food Crops (Area in Hectares) Year Year Bajra Fibres Fibres Jowar Maize Paddy Paddy Pulses Pulses Wheat Wheat Barley Barley Saffron Saffron Oil Seeds OilSeeds Ragi/Grim Ragi/Grim Sugar Cane Sugar Fodder Crops Crops Fodder Net Area Sown Sown Area Net Total Area Sown Sown Area Total Other foodCrops Other Fruits & Vegetables Vegetables & Fruits Other Non-food Crops Crops Non-food Other Condiments & Spices Spices & Condiments Other Cereals & Millet Cereals Other Area sown more than once once than more sown Area Total food Crops (02 to 14) food(02Crops to Total Total Non- food Crops (16to 21) 21) (16to Crops food Non- Total Drugs, Narcotics & Plantation Crops Crops Plantation & Narcotics Drugs,

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 17 246 246 337 260 260 253 513 638 19496 19496 19371 20009 18896 18896 2019-20 2019-20

Source: F.C. (Revenue) Srinagar

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Table 3.02

Land Holdings / Classes

Holdings Size class (Ha) Percentage Average Holding Size Number Area (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Marginal (upto 01 Hectt.) 31298 11655.75 2.64 0.37 Small (01 to 02 Hectt.) 3701 4975.25 2.31 1.34 Semi Medium (02 to 04 Hectt.) 883 2260.40 1.52 2.56 Medium (04 to 10 Hectt.) 55 279.75 0.50 5.08 Large (10 & above) 3 114.80 0.56 38.26 Total 35940 19285.95 2.54 0.64

Source : F.C. (Revenue) Srinagar (Agriculture Census 2015-16)

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Table 3.03

Production of Food Grains (in Qtls) Year Paddy Maize Wheat Other Cereals & Pulses Total food Grain Millets 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2019-20 36557 62269 0 0 2310 101136

Table 3.04

Average Yields of Principal (Qtls/Hectt.)

Year Paddy Maize Wheat 1 2 3 4 2019-20 65.75 40.75 11

Source : F.C. (Revenue) Srinagar (Agriculture Census)

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Table 3.05

Fertilizer Off-Take (Metric Tons )

Year N(Urea) P(DAP) K(MOP) NPK Total (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 2019-20 5803 3749 10939 - 121627

Fertilizer Off-Take

5803 Urea DAP 10939 MOP NPK 3749

Source : Chief Agriculture Officer Shopian

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Agriculture Table 3.06 Crop Calendar

Period of Crop Sowing Harvesting Peak marketing (1) (2) (3) (4)

Paddy 15 th April to 30 th May Ist. September to 15 th October Ist. Nov. to 10 th December

Maize 20 th May to 20 th June Ist. September to 15 th October Ist. Nov. to ending Nov.

Wheat Ist. October to 30 th October 15 th May to 30 th June Ist. July to 30 th July

Moong Ist. June to 30 th June Ist Oct. to 30 th Oct. Ist. Nov. to 30 th Nov

Lin seed Ist. June to ending July 15 th Oct. to 15ht November December

Mustard / Ist. June to ending November Ist June to ending July Ist. August to 30th Sep. rap seed

Potatoes Ist June to 3oth of July Ist September to 15 th Oct. Ist. Nov. to 30 th Nov.

Chilies 15ht May to 15 th July Ist. Sep. to 15th Oct. Ist. No. to 30 th Nov.

Source: FC’s Office Srinagar

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Table 3.07

Improved Seed Distribution (in Qtls)

Year Paddy Maize Wheat Potato Vegetables Fodder Pulses Others Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2019-20 0 10.10 0 30 - - - 2.67 42.77

Improved Seed Distribution

0 0 0 Paddy 0 2.67 Maize 10.1 Wheat

0 Potato Vegetables Fodder Pulses 30 Others

Source: Chief Agriculture Officer Shopian

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Agriculture Table 3.08

Area under High Yielding Variety programme (Area in hact)

Year Paddy Maize Others Total

1 2 3 4 5 2019-20 556 1479 4754 6789

Area Under HYV Programme

556

1479 Paddy Maize Others 4754

Source: Chief Agriculture Officer Shopian

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Agriculture Table 3.09 Agricultural Tools/ Equipments Distributed Year Year Tank Tank I.P Set Set I.P Tractor Tractor Weeder Weeder Pack House House Pack S. Tube Well Well Tube S. Power Tiller Tiller Power Brusher Cutter Cutter Brusher M.Veding Carts Carts M.Veding Vermi Compost Compost Vermi Deep Bore Well Well DeepBore Water Harvesting Harvesting Water

2019-20 41 6 6 3 8 62 135 0 16 0 1

Agricultural Tools/Equipments Weeder

0 1 M.Vending Carts 0 Deep Bore Well 16 41 Tractor 6 6 3 Power Tiller 8 I.P Set Brusher Cutter 135 Water Harvesting Tank 62 S.Tube Well Vermi Compost Unit Pack House

Source: Chief Agriculture Officer Shopian

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Agriculture Table 3.10 Centrally Sponsored Scheme [[ S.No Component Budget Allocation Expenditure 1 Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojna (RKVY) 12.66 6.42 2 Mission for Integrated Development Horticulture (MIDH) 10.68 8.51 3 National Food Security Mission (NFSM) 3.33 2.91 4 Pradan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojna (PMKSY) 2.00 2.00 5 National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture (NMSA) 10.58 4.42 6 National Mission on Agriculture Extension & Technology (NMAET) 2.70 1.05 7 Agriculture Technology Management Agency (ATMA) 11.86 6.27 8 Capex Budget (State) 113.09 106.84 Total: 166.90 139.24

120 113.09 106.84 100

40 Budget Allocation 12.66 11.86 10.68 20 10.58 8.51 6.42 6.27 Expenditure 4.42 3.33 2.91 2.7 2 2 1.05 0 RKVY MIDH NFSM ATMA NMSA PMKSY NMAET Capex Budget Capex

Source: Chief Agriculture Officer Shopian

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Table 3.11

Soil Testing Year Soil Samples Collected Samples uploaded Samples tested/Analyzed Soil Health Cards distributed 1 2 3 4 5 2019-20 307 0 0 0

Source: Chief Agriculture Officer Shopian

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Law Enforcement Table 3.12

Plant Protection

Year No. Of Regd. Dealers of No.of Samples No.of No.of Consumption No.of Pesticides/Insecticides Samples Drawn misbranded prosecutions of pesticides inspections Target pesticides launched done 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2019-20 450 30 31 3 0 - 413

Source: Law Enforcement Inspector Shopian/Pulwama

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IV-Horticulture The State of J&K is not just a tourist paradise but is home to some world famous varieties of fruit both fresh and dry. Horticulture has assumed great importance in the state and makes a handsome contribution to the state domestic product of the state. It is the fundamental strength of states economy with a yearly turnover of Rs. 1200 crores. In district Shopian, as most of the agricultural land has been converted into horticulture, it provides direct and indirect employment to majority of people. The apple of Shopian is famous in the world for its quality. Presently most of the orchard area is under traditional plantation which comes in bearing after 08 years. After a huge investment on traditional way of cultivation the farmers gains no returns during this period. Thus it becomes imperative to shift from traditional to modern type of fruit cultivation. The department of Horticulture in district Shopian has set a goal for shifting traditional plantation towards Imported High Density Plantation (HD Plantation) which when managed through scientific pattern can utilize the shrinking land by planting more trees i.e, more than 2000 plants/ Hect, thus exploiting land resource potential optimally.

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The following schemes are presently in vogue for promotion of horticulture sector in the district which have shown best results for increasing/ enhancing the productivity of Horticulture crops for holistic development of the industry besides uplifting the economy of orchardist community. 1. Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH). 2. Pradhan Mantri Development Package (PMDP). 3. Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojna (PMKSY). 4. Submission of Agriculture Machinery (SMAM). 5. State Plan Capex Budget. 6. Agriculture Technology Management Agency (ATMA). 7. Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojna (RKVY). As per data available on area under fruits, fruit production, fruit plant nurseries, distribution of plants protection machinery, fruit production, distribution of fertilizers, developmental schemes etc. are presented in this chapter.

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Table 4.00

Horticulture Extension/ Area & Fruit Production

Area under orchards (Hectt.) Production of fruits in M. tones Number of plants Year Year Fresh Dry Total Fresh Dry Total Available Distributed plant nurseries nurseries plant Number of fruit Numberfruit of

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 2019-20 22951 3286 26237 284855 16878 301733 04 28308 11829

Area under Orchards (Hectare) Production of Fruits

16878

3286

Fresh Fresh Dry Dry 22951 284855

Source: Chief Horticulture Officer, Shopian

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Table 4.01 Plant Protection Machinery (in Nos)

Year Year Devices Devices Sprayer Sprayer Tool Kit Sets Sets Kit Tool Pack Houses Houses Pack Water lifting lifting Water Compost Pits Pits Compost Motor Power MotorPower Mini Tractors Tractors Mini Green Houses Houses Green Iron Structure Structure Iron Plastic Creates Creates Plastic Vermi Compost Compost Vermi Handling Units/ Units/ Handling Deep Bore Wells Wells Bore Deep Irrigation Pumps Pumps Irrigation Ultra high density density high Ultra Tiller above 8 BHP BHP 8 Tillerabove Tiller below 8 BHP BHP 8 Tillerbelow Shallow Bore Wells Bore Wells Shallow

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

2019-20 1094 142 0 0 58 31 0 0 18 0 175(K) 35 31 146 20

Horticulture Machinery Moter Power Sprayer

20 Irrigation Pumps 31 Green House 35 146 Handling Units

18 175 Deep Bore Wells 31 Ultra High Density 58 Mini Tractors 142 519 Tiller above 8 BHP Tiller below 8 BHP Vermi Compost

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Horticulture Table 4.02 Centrally Sponsored Scheme S.No Component 2019-20 (Rs. In Lacs) Financial (Rs. In Lacs) Allocation Expenditure 1 2 3 4 1 Mission for Integrated Development Horticulture (MIDH) 195.36 166.80 2 Pradan Mantri Development Package (PM DP ) 196.50 142.75 3 CAPEX (State Plan) 186.85 134.69 Total:

250 195.36 196.5 186.85 200 166.8 142.75 150 134.69

100 Allocation 50 Expenditure

0 MIDH PMDP CAPEX

Source: Chief Horticulture Officer Shopian

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V-Horticulture Planning & Marketing

The Department of Horticulture Planning & Marketing was established as separate department by the Government of Jammu and Kashmir in 1972 for the development of Agriculture/Horticulture Marketing System. Horticulture is main source of livelihood for the people of district Shopian and plays a significant role in the economy of the district. District Shopian is blessed with vast potential for growing all kinds of fruits. In view of the potential available fruit growing has become a major industry in the district Shopian which contributes largely to the state domestic products. The major fruits grown in the district are Apple, Cherry and Pear etc. Delicious Apple, Ambry and Nakh of the district are famous both in taste and appearance throughout the country. There is tremendous scope for expansion of fruit industry in the district Shopian. It will change the life style of all sections of the society as 95% of the population is directly or indirectly related in this industry. There is a well established fruit mandi at Arhama on a patch of land of 32 kanals which does not suffice the requirement of the district. Keeping in view this, Maga Modern Fruit and Vegetable Market has been inaugurated at Aglar Shirmal on which 50% of work has been completed.

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Table 5.00

Mandies/Prevention Centers.

Year Fruit Mandies Prevention Centers No. of Spot Shops No. of Plate No. of Koisks No. of Garbage No. Area (Kanals) No. Area (Kanals) Forms Sheds 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2019-20 02 432.12 0 0 86 13 13 01

Source: Area Marketing Officer Horticulture (P&M), Shopian.

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Table 5.01

Fruit Growers / Traders.

No. of Fruit No. of Year No. of villages in the catchment area No. of Shop cites Growers Traders

1 2 3 4 5 2019-20 231 43375 600 86

Table 5.02

FGCM Societies/ Truck Unions

No. of FGCM Societies No. of truck unions No. of Fruit & Vegetable Year growers/ dealers associated No. Membership No. Membership

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 2019-20 09 288 12 NA 02

Source: Area Marketing Officer Horticulture (P&M), Shopian.

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Table 5.03

Variety wise Fruit Transaction. (to the extent of fruit and vegetable Mandi Shopian)

Delicious Boxes American Boxes Pear Marketed Year (Bubgosha & Others Cherry (16 Kgs.) (8 Kgs) Nakh) Out-side Locally 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2019-20 - - - - 107550 88550 19000

Market Intervention Scheme

Year Delicious Boxes American Boxes Maharaji Total

1 2 3 4 5 2019-20 412666 9277 2044 423987

Source: Area Marketing Officer Horticulture (P&M), Shopian.

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VI-Floriculture Floriculture is the branch of agriculture concerning cultivation of flowering and ornamental plants for gardens and floristry. It includes cut flowers, cut greens, bedding plant, houseplants, flowering garden and pot plants etc. it is fast growing industry. Urbanization and rising living standards of the people has lead to steady increase in demand of flowers and flower products making floriculture as one of the most important commercial trades in agriculture. It has been found that commercial floriculture has higher potential per unit area than most of the field crops and is therefore a lucrative business.

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Table 6.00

Activities S.No Activity/Component Scheme Physical Financial (Rs.) 1 Oriental Nursery CAPEX 0.03 Hecctt. 22500 2 Tabular Poly House CAPEX 120 m 2 73100 3 Vermi Composite Unit CAPEX 01 48500 4 Tube Well CAPEX 01 40000 5 Lavender MIDH 0.6 m 2 10532 6 Tabular Poly House MIDH 148 m 2 90206 7 High Value Plant Material of Lillium MIDH 148 m 2 15962 8 Vermi Composite Units MIDH 01 50000 9 Trainning within District ATMA 120 Mandays -

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VII-Irrigation

Irrigation is a crucial input for the development of agriculture in the district and the importa nce of irrigation statistics i n the mo dernization and revo lutionization of agriculture can hardly be under estimated. The main source of Irrigation in the district is through the network of canals. Other sources are also made use of to irrigate small area in the district. Data on net and gross area irrigated by different sou rces of irrigation for individual crops in the district are given in this chapter.

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Irrigation

Table 7.00

Source of Irrigation

Net area Irrigated (Hectt.) Gross area irrigated (Ha.)

Wells Wells Year and tube and tube Canals Springs wells/ Tank Other Total Canal Springs wells/ Tanks Other Total bore bore well well

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)

2019-20 12405 0 0 0 0 12405 12795 0 0 0 0 12795

Source : F.C. (Revenue), Srinagar.

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Table 7.01

Irrigated area under different Crops (Area in Hect.)

Grain Grain Year Maize paddy paddy Spices Spices Pulses Pulses Wheat Wheat Fodder Fodder Oil Oil seeds irrigated Other foodcrops Other Total Food CropsFood Total Total food grains Total Fruit & vegetables vegetables &Fruit Total cropped area cropped area Total Total non food crops nonTotal food crops Other non food crops non food crops Other Other cereals & millets millets cereals& Other

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17)

2019-20 246 0 130 0 0 0 376 12110 0 0 12486 177 132 0 0 12795

Source : F.C. (Revenue), Srinagar.

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VIII-Flood Control

Department of Flood Control looks after different water bodies viz Rivers , Nallas of the state. Flood control division Anantnag wit h its one of the Sub -Division at Pulwama was previously looking after the juridisd iction of district Shopian. How ever in April 2012 another division has been created with its divisional office at Kakapora which consists of four sub -divisions namely Pampore. Awantipora Pulwama & Shopian. Among the mentioned four sub divisions Shopian has been created as a new one with its jurisdiction--- 1. Rambira Nallah ( head to Tail) 2. Vedji Nallah (Head to Tail) & 3. Flood Protection works on Tongri Nallah from village D.K. Pora to Zahidbagh (Litter).

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Table 8.00

Flood Protection Works Year Name of Works Physical Financial Works of restoration of Flood Protection Completed - - 2019-20 Works in Progress 05 (2 0%) 15%

Source :Assistant Ex. Engineer Flood Control Sub-Division Shopian.

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IX-Animal Husbandry

District Shopian is hub of agricultural activities including horticulture and animal Husbandry. The District is also known for its quality apple production. Due abundance of fodder availability and huge open meadows and pastures, Animal Husbandry along with horticulture constitutes backbone of its economy. The tribal belt of district is exclusively dependent of cattle rearing. The district has handful population of Buffaloes, Ponies along with dominated number of cattle. The department of the animal husbandry Shopian was previously working under the control of Chief Animal Husbandry Pulwama, however with creation of the new district the department of animal husbandry Shopian was established independently with its district head as Chief Animal Husbandry Officer Shopian in 2007. During the year 2019-20 the department focused upon the below mentioned programmes: 1. Launch of FMD Control Programme. 2. Awearness Programmes regarding the prevention of the diseases attacking the live stock during the harsh weather conditions.

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Live stock and Veterinary

Table 9.00 Live Stock and Poultry Population

Year Cattle Buffaloes Horses Donkeys Total Poultry 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2019-20 73953 2399 3598 3613 83563 112750

Live Stock

3613 3598 2399

Cattle Buffaloes Horses Donkeys

73953

Source: Chief Animal Husbandry Officer, Shopian

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Table 9.01

Breeding Programme/ Artificial Insemination/ Natural coverage

No. of Animals Year Natural coverage A.I. done Births recorded castrated

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

2019-20 0 43093 19210 788

Source: Chief Animal Husbandry Officer, Shopian

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Table 9.02 Veterinary Units and Sub-units

Year

Total centres centres centres centres Centers Centers Centres Veterinary Veterinary Veterinary Live stocksLive Institutions Institutions GBC Centers GBC Dispensaries Dispensaries Trial Centres Centres Trial Development Development Development Frozen Semen Frozen Mobile Centres Centres Mobile

Intensivecattle Units/ sub-units Units/ sub-units Mobiles breeding Mobiles Surgeon Assistant 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

2019-20 01 02 02 12 12 0 15 03 04 03 55

Veterinary Units Units/ Sub Units

3 1 2 Live Stock Development Centres 2 6 Mobile Centres

Veterinary Assistants 3 12 Intensive cattle Development Centres Mobiles Breeding Centres Trial Centres 15 Veterinary Dispensaries 12 Frozen Semen Centres GBC Centres 0

Source: Chief Animal Husbandry Officer, Shopian

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Table 9.03

Veterinary Personnel

Year CAHO Live Stock Vet. Assistant Livestock Senior Vet. Vet. Attendant Others Total Dev. Assistant Vet. Officer Supervisor Pharmacist Pharmacist Officer Surgeon 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 2019-20 01 01 24 05 06 31 25 56 10 159

1 1 Verterinary Personnel CAHO Live stock Dev. Officers 10 24 Vet. Assistant Surgeon Assistant Vet. Officer 5 Live Stock Supervisor 6 56 Sr. Vet. Pharmacist Vet. Pharmacist Attendant 31 Others

Source: Chief Animal Husbandry Officer, Shopian

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Table 9.04

Preventive Measures Taken (Lacs No.’s)

Vaccinated Animals dosed Year Total Cattle Poultry Liver fluke Intestinal worms

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

2019-20 105181 57378 66734 70454 137188

Table 9.05 Treatment of Animals

Number of animals Year Treated Cured Died No. of Operations performed

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 2019-20 51067 - - 463

Source: Chief Animal Husbandry Officer, Shopian

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Table 9.06 Development Schemes

S.No Name of Scheme 2019-20 Financial Physical Allocation Expenditure Targets Achievements 01 Dairy Entrepreneurship Development - - 48 11 Scheme (DEDS) 02 Poultry Venture Capital Fund (PVCF) - - - 02 03 National Mission for Protein Supplement - - - - (NMPS) 04 Rural Backyard Poultry Development - - 1574 1574 families (15740 Birds distributed free of cost)

Table 9.07 Dairy/Meat Production

Year Milk Eggs Poultry Meat Production (lac Kgs.) Broiler Backyard (000 tones) Million 2019-20 107.30 10.40 11.40 3.88

Source: Chief Animal Husbandry Officer, Shopian

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X-Sheep Husbandry

Sheep are raised all over the world and are very useful animals. Their thick, soft fleece wool is used for making clothes and blankets. Some sheep are raised for their meat. Valley Kashmir has been witness to great herds and flocks. Not only the local but the nomadic, gujjars and bakerwals moved and roamed joyfully and merrily with their herds and flocks. As this sector is the source of milk, milk products, red meat, manure, the sector is being arranged, managed, and improved on modern scientific and systematic lines. This chapter presents data on sheep population, meat and wool production, sheep farms, units, treatment etc.

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Sheep Husbandry

Table 10.00 Sheep/Goat Population Year Sheep Goats Total 1 2 3 4 2019-20 113300 22500 135800

Population

22500

Sheep Goats 113300

Source: District Sheep Husbandry Officer, Shopian

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Table 10.01

Sheep Farms/ Centres

Year Sheep Centres Number of Animals in Farms Farms and Centres Sheep Cattle Sheep Goats Buck 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2019-20 01 - 24 113575 22500 -

Source: District Sheep Husbandry Officer, Shopian

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Sheep Husbandry Table 10 .02 Sheep Population and Production

Total Cross- Mutton Wool Cross-breed Goat pop. Year Local Sheep Pop. (lacs) sheep pop. breed production (lac production (lac sheep Pop. (lacs) (lacs) (lacs) %age Kgs.) Kgs.)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

2019-20 1.133 1.1015 0.315 97% 0.225 7.14 2.23

Production

8 7.14 7 6 5 4 Mutton Production 3 2.23 Wool Production 2 1 0 Mutton Production Wool Production

Source: District Sheep Husbandry Officer, Shopian

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Table 10.03 Treatment

Year Treatment Dosing Vaccination Dipping Footbath Castration Branding/Tattooing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2019-20 46049 334081 121173 166569 24375 1369 1745

Treatment 400000 334081 350000 300000 250000 Treatment 200000 166569 Dosing 150000 121173 Vaccination 100000 46049 24375 Dipping 50000 1369 1745 0 Footbath Castration

Branding/Tottooing

Source: District Sheep Husbandry Officer, Shopian

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Table 10.04 Sheep Units established under Various Schemes

Year Name of Scheme No. of Sheep Units 1 2 3 Mini Sheep Farming (50 ewes units) 03 CSS-RKVY/NMPS (25 ewes units) 03 2019-20 Backyard Sheep Farming (10 ewes Units) 02 SCA to TSP (10 ewes Units) 0

Sheep Units

3 Mini Sheep Farms

CSS -RKVY/NMPS Backyard Sheep Farming SCA to TSP

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XI-Forests

Forests are one of the most important components of the terrestrial environmental system and a complete resource base. They form an ecological system consisting of tree dominated vegetative cover. Forests have a multi dimensional role to play. They provide not only timber, f ire wood, pulpwood fodder and fiber grass and non wood forest produce and support industrial and commercial activitie s but also maintain the ecologica l balance and life support systems essential for food production, health and all round development of mankind. Forests have a direct bearing on environment as trees and vegetation are the basic requirements for a clean environment, healthy living and susta inable agricultural production. This chapter contains area and out- turn of forest productions, plantation and fencing under social forestry and the data related to the forest protection.

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Table 11.00

Area and out-turn of forest products

Firewood Total supplied to Forest area Year Wildlife Area Area (in towns/ (in hectare ) (in hectare ) hectare ) cities

Rosin (qtls) Rosin (Qtls.) Timber (Cft.)Timber Guchian (qtls)Guchian Auardna (qtls)Auardna Pyrathen (qtls)Pyrathen Char coal (qtls)Charcoal Fire (qtls) wood

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 2019-20 26321 23177.3 49498.3 0 7709 0 0 0 0 0 7709

Area (In Hectares)

23177.3 Forest Area 26321 Wildlife Area

Source: DFO, Shopian, Forest Div. Shopian

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Forest

Table 11.01

Forest Protection

Year Timber seized Vehicles seized (No.) Horse Seized (No.) Awareness camps (Cfts)

2019-20 160.30 Nil Nil Nil

Table 11.02

Development Schemes

Year PMDP Financial (Rs.) Physical Allocation Expenditure Targets Achievements Permanent restoration of damaged 2019-20 building, water supply drainage 124500 124417 - - system etc. at Gama Unit K-04

Source: Deputy Director Forest Protection Force, Shopian

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Social Forestry

Table 11.03

Plantation and Fencing

Year Component Area (Hac.) Fencing (Rfts.) Planting (No.s) RDF 21 6300 16470 2019-20 Silvi Pasture 0 0 0 Institutional Nursery 0 0 2420 Total: 21 6300 18890

Divisional Forest Officer (Social Forestry)Shopian/Pulwama

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XII-Wildlife Protection

The Wildlife Protection department, Jammu & Kashmir Government, came into existence in the year 1978 to implement the Jammu and Kashmir Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1978 providing protection to the wildlife flora and fauna and management of Protected Areas in the state. The rare and endangered species found in the state include Kashmiri stag (Hangul), snow leopard, Tibetan antelope (chiru), Tibetan gazelle, Markhor, Musk deer, brown bear, black-necked crane and Western tragopan etc. The department is making all possible efforts for conservation and propagation of these species their habitat.

Hirpora Wildlife Sanctuary Hirpora Wildlife Sanctuary gets its name from the Village Hirpora, a small hamlet that lies on the northeastern out skirts of the protected area and forms its gateway. The sanctuary, spread over the undulating terrain of the Pir Panjal Mountains encompasses an area of around 341.25 sq. km. The

Sanctuary lies between 33 030’& 33 042’Noth Latitude and 74 033’& 74 43’ East Longitude, about 70km south of Srinagar city. It falls in the Shopian district of the Kashmir valley with the district Headquarter at a distance of 12 km. The nearest airport, Srinagar is 70km and the nearest railhead, Kakpora 40 km away.

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The sanctuary came into existence through Government notification No. FST/WL/San/Hirpora/87 (SRO-153), dated 19th of March 1987. While framing the organizational set up of the department of Wildlife Protection, the Government of Jammu & Kashmir vide its order No 128-F.S.T of 1991 dated 13th of May 1991, again notified the establishment of Hirpora Wildlife Sanctuary. Later, the government through a notification issued under SRO 424, and endorsed under No. FST/WL/71/2007, dated 18th of December 2007, extended the area of the sanctuary to 341.25 sq. km. Hirpora Wildlife Sanctuary and the adjoining areas fall in the distributing range of the Markhor, Capra falconeri , a schedule I species & a member of the IUCN's Red Data Book. The distribution of Markhor in Jammu & Kashmir is restricted only to a few pockets namely Hirpora Wildlife Sanctuary which has a distinction of harboring major part of the remaining viable population of this rare species. The Department of Wildlife Protection has been actively implementing the recommendations of the “Species Recovery Programme for Markhor” in the sanctuary. The said project was formulated as per the recommendation of the Central Empowered Committee of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India to mitigate the effects due to the construction of the Mughal Road that passes through the sanctuary. The declaration of the eco sensitive zone shall help in creating a buffer around the sanctuary area and eventually lead in securing a suitable viable habitat for the last remnant population of Markhor.

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Wildlife Protection Table 12.00 Activities during Human Wild Animal Conflict Situation

Driven Cage installed/ Natural S.No Animal Ran away back/safe Eliminated Tranquilized/ Killed Total death passage Rescued 01 Black Bear 06 40 0 0 05 0 51 02 Black Bear Cub 0 0 0 0 01 0 01 03 Leopard 08 37 0 0 09 02 56 04 Leopard Cub 0 02 0 01 01 0 04 05 Civet Cat 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 06 Leopard Cat 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 07 Parcupine 03 0 0 0 03 0 06 08 Wolf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09 Monkey 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 Snake 02 0 0 0 02 0 04 11 Vulture 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 Fox 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 Langur 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 Rumors about Anaconda 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 Brown Bear 01 0 0 0 01 0 02 16 Other 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total: 20 79 0 01 15 02 129

Source: Warden Wild life Shopian

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XIII-Urban Development

The Municipal Committee Shopian was established in the year 1932 as Town Area Committee and converted in to Notified Area Committee in 1963. Latter on it was upgraded as Municipal Committee in the year 2003. The total existing population of the town is comprised upon 29924 souls. The committee has been divided into 17 wards. The town has its popularity for orchards of apples which is known as “Apple Town” of the valley. The Town has become great attractive due to historical Mughal Road for which it has tremendous load of tourists and Government has taken some major steps for development of the town by way of widening of roads and increasing the infrastructure of tourism to attract the people more and more. The Municipal Committee Shopian has played a vital role in the development of town by way of works, Sanitation, Electrification, etc. The sanitation standard of town is being upgraded day by day.

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Urban Development

Table: 13.00 Development Schemes/ Programmes

S.No Scheme/Programme 2019-20 Physical Financial (lacs ) No. of units/works 01 IHSDP (D. Units) Nil Nil 02 ILCS Nil Nil 03 UDS 04 10.50 04 IDMT 04 11.50 05 IHSDP works Nil Nil 06 Normal works Nil Nil 07 Vambay Nil Nil 08 Swach Bharat Mission 498 16.01 09 Installation of steel Garbage Containers - - 10 Normal works/Street lighting - - 11 Programme CT/PT 10 150.00

Source: Executive Officer, Municipal Committee Shopian

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XIV- Rural Development

Rural areas and rural infrastructure are being developed to create not only modern amenities and durable assets but also to generate employment opportunities for driving the rural economy and checking rural migration. To realize these objectives MGNREGA has been launched and is under implementation for the last several years in the district. The scheme is contributing to the rural economy by generating person days and to rural infrastructure by crearing durable assests in the shape of rural connectivity, flood control/ protection, water conservation and water harvesting, minor irrigation, land development and renovation of traditional water resources. In this chapter the different tables show the number of villages, Panchayats, Families benefited under IAY/ PMAY/SBM and the details of MGNREGA works and Employment creation.

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Rural Development Table 14.00 Panchyats and Villages

Population of Sarpanch Year Villages Panchayats villages Constituencies

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

2019-20 221 236291 98 98

Source:- District Panchayat Officer, Shopian.

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Rural Development

Table 14.01

Families Benefited under different Schemes

Year MGNREGA IAY IAY PMAY-G 13th CD CDF/MPLADS District TSP Convergence Sports Animal Normal Special FCA Panchayats Plan Mode Sector Husbandry (SDP) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 2019- 20 12694 0 0 455 350 223 0 0 0 67 150 20

Source: Assistant Commissioner Dev.Shopian

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Rural Development

Table 14.02

Achievements under MGNREGA

Year Mandays Generated Job Cards Issued Families to whom 100 days provided 2019-20 4.26 lacs 0.29836 39

Source:- Project Officer District Rural Development Agency, Shopian

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XV-Co-operative

Development is essentially a process of change from autonomous to organized optional change .The people trapped in illiteracy ,poverty and suffering from extremes of material and social deprivation tend to lose impulses of awareness and motivation and this deprivation makes them weak, isolated vulnerable and powerless. The Co-operatives play an important role in influencing these people towards social and economic changes and offers unlimited possibility of participation in economic insurgence. In terms of its size, operations and diversification, the achievements in cooperative sector since 1950-51 have been quite significant Co-operative movement in the state is responsible for inducing people to adopt new techniques in agriculture and allied fields. The efforts of the Co-operators have persuaded the farmers to use chemical fertilizers to increase their production levels thereby improve their living standards who were initially reluctant to the change from traditional farming practices to improved ones Co-operative banks and the co-operative credit societies have

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served the farmers and enabled them to use better agriculture inputs for an optional production by providing them short ,medium and long term credit facilities Co-operative have also played an important role in the procurement of surplus produce with the farmers and thereby saved them from falling prey to the market forces . Similarly the consumer co-operatives have played a useful role in holding the price line and in providing the basic necessities to the people at reasonable rates .Year wise data on number of societies with membership, loans advanced ,amount overdue together with paid up share capital of central cooperative bank, credit societies are covered in this chapter.

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Co-operative

Table 15.00

Cooperative Societies

Cooperative Societies Membership of Societies Year Sales and Pry. Agricultural Marketing Farmers Transport services Others Total societies societies societies societies Societies Member- Member- Member- Member- Member- Member- Member- No. No. No. No. No. No. No. ship ship ship ship ship ship ship

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15)

2019-20 17 23455 01 521 04 34 0 0 0 0 17 640 39 24649

Cooperative Societies Pry. Agri. Societies

Sales & Services 17 17 Marketing Societies

Farmers Societies

Transport Societies

4 1 Others 0 0

Source:- Dy. Registrar Cooperative, Shopian

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Table 15.01

Financial Structure of Societies (Fig. in lacs)

Year Share capital Working capital Loans advanced Loans outstanding Loans overdue

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

2019-20 54.77 79.40 0 89.60 89.60

Source:- Dy. Registrar Cooperative, Shopian

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Co-operative

Table 15.02

Fertilizer Off- Take (Qtls)

Year Urea DAP MOP Total

1 2 3 4 5 2019-20 34655 14040 9600 58295

Fertilizers Off-Take

10300 Urea DAP 17050 34655 MOP

Source:- Dy. Registrar, Cooperative, Shopian

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Co-operative

Table 15.03

Handicraft and Handloom Co-operatives

Handlooms Handicrafts Total Year Number Membership Number Membership Number Membership

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

2019-20 02 21 38 380 40 401

Handicraft and Handloom Cooperatives

Handicraft Handloom

Source: Asstt. Director, Handlooms/ Handicrafts, Dev. Deptt., Shopian

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XVI-Electricity Power holds a key to any developmental effort. It s an essential component for sustained economic growth and commensurate growth in power supply is required to ensure that economy keeps growing at 8-9 percent. The gradual increase in the industrialization and improvement in basic amenities culminating into quality of life. Jammu and Kashmir has immense potential for development of hydraulic powers. According to some estimates the state has a potential of 18000 Megawatts against which the installed capacity stands at just 537.76 megawatts which is about 3% of the harnessable potential and around 18% of the requirement at present. For the past four decades considerable work has been done in this behalf of course within the limitations imposed by the resource constraint. From a negligible base of 3 to 4 Megawatts in 1950-51, the installed capacity has risen to 537.76 Megawatts. Excluding a few diesel sets and the Kalakote thermal unit the entire power is produced by the hydropower projects and Gas turbine. Most important projects are lower Jehlum with 105 Megawatts, Gas turbine Pampore with 175 Megawatts, Chinani with 23.30 megawatts, and Upper Sindh Kangan with 105.00 megawatts. Upper Sindh with 22.60 Megawatts and Kalakote(thermal) with 22.50 Megawatts. Power production in the state would get a boost when the central project of Salal is fully completed. Work is going on some other projects also. The important future projects are the Dulhusti Project and Baghliar Project etc. The chapter presents data on installed capacity electric infrastructure, generation, rural electrification, energy utilization, revenue realized etc. in the district.

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Electricity

Table 16.00

Electrification

Inhabited Electrified Year Percentage electrified villages Villages

(1) (2) (3) (4)

100% But few newly created Patties/ 2019-20 226 226 Basties are un-Electrified.

Source: Exe. Engineer, Electric Division Shopian.

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Electricity Table 16.01

Electric Installations

Year Number of electric Installations Power (Industry/Factory) Lighting Total 1 2 3 4 2019-20 2549 38305 40854

Electric Installations

2549

Power Lighting

38305

Source: Exe. Engineer, Electric Division Shopian.

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Electricity Table 16.02

Electric Transformers Year 630KVA 400 KVA 300 250 KVA 200 150 100KVA 63KVA 25KVA 16KVA Total KVA KVA KVA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2019- 04 10 01 154 01 02 468 618 272 04 1534 20

Electric Transformers

4 4 10 1 630 KVA 1 400 KVA 154 2 272 300 KVA 250 KVA 200 KVA 150 KVA 102 100 KVA 63 KVA 25 KVA 618 16 KVA

Source: Exe. Engineer, Electric Div. Shopian.

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Electricity

Table 16.03

Receiving Stations/HT/LT lines Year Receiving Stations Installed Capacity (MVA) HT Line Length (Kms) LT Line Length 1 2 3 4 5 2019-20 07 97.25 734.73 1787.51

Source: Exe. Engineer, Electric Div. Shopian.

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Electricity Table 16.04

Energy Utilization (Lakh Units)

Security Water Street Forces Irrigation Govt. offices Others Total Year works lights Establishm Domestic Domestic

Industrial Industrial ent Commercial

(1) (2) (3) (4) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

2019-20 2231.99 132.95 1.35 8.5 3.2 0.2089 0.418 9.3 0 2387.92

132.95 Energy Utilization Domestic

Commercial

Industrial

Water works

Irrigation

Street lights 2231.99 Scurity forces establishments

Govt. Offices

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Table 16.05 Registered Consumers Total Consumers Domestic Consumers other than Year Metered Consumers Registered Consumers Domestic 2019-20 40854 38305 2549 7708

Consumers Registered 45000 40000

35000

30000 40854 38305 25000 Total Consumers Registered 20000 Domestic Consumers 15000 Consumers other than Domestic

10000 Metered Consumers

5000 7708 2549 0 Total Consumers Domestic Consumers Consumers other than Metered Consumers Registered Domestic

Source: Exe. Engineer, Electric Div. Shopian

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Electricity

Table 16.06 Revenue/Transformers Repaired Year Transformers Transformers Total Revenue Realized Fine recovered Damaged during the Repaired (Rs. In Lacs) (Rs. In Lacs) year 2019-20 526 526 2302.11 39.79

Source: Exe. Engineer, Electric Div. Shopian.

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XVII-Roads and Buildings

Connectivity, in the form of construction of roads, bridges, crossings, culverts and in todays parlance e- connectivity, is a cardinal and fundamental for the very survival of human race. Without connectivity there is no civilization, culture, language and evolution of new languages, assimilation of cultures, customs hearts and thoughts exchange of ideas and expertise, development of different and varied means of transport, movement of goods and services, development of agriculture, horticulture and industrial sectors, medical and educational facilities and vailing thereof and never the evolution and realization of a modern political state. Roads are mostly built in the district by the State Public works Department, though some road length is maintained by various state and central Departments. Category wise road length maintained by the Public works department are given in this chapter.

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Roads and Buildings

Table 17.00

Road Length

Road Length in (Kms.) Year Black Total Fair Total un- Grand Metalled Shingled Jeepable topped surfaced weather surfaced Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

2019-20 489.25 251.05 46.75 787.05 31.50 0 31.50 818.55

0 31.5 Road Length 46.75

Black Topped Metalled 251.05 Shingled 489.25 Fair weather Jeepable

Source:- Ex.Engineer R&B Div.Shopian.

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XIX-Banking

Financial Institutions have been playing great role in mopping up savings and advancing loans for developmental activities. The role of banks has become more important as a result of their association with the income generating schemes launched by the State Government. The small saving securities and life insurance business have also helped to mop up considerable savings. Information on the number of bank offices, deposits, advances, small savings, details of district Credit Plan and Govt. Sponsored Schemes, Skill Trainning Programmes etc. in the district are given in this chapter.

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Banking

Table 19.00

Bank Branches/ Deposits and Advances

ATM Advances as Deposits (Rs.in Advance (Rs. In Year Bank Branches Facilities percentage of crores) crores) deposits 1 2 3 4 5 6 2019-20 36 37 1220.46 1306.02 107.01%

Deposits & Advances 1400 1306.02 1220.46 1200 1000 800 600 Deposits 400 Advances 200 0 0 Deposits Advances

Source: Manager Lead Bank, Shopian.

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Banking

Table 19.01

District Credit Plan

KVI Year Year Social Social Sector Others Housing Housing Micro Ent Ent Micro Education Agriculture Other MSME Other Total Priority Total Export Credit Export Infrastructure Infrastructure Total Credit Plan Credit Total Small Enterprises Small Renewable Energy Energy Renewable Non Priority Sector Sector Priority Non

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Physical 0 0 01 58 55 74 228 228 213 106 106 211

(No.s) 3151 1123 25529 27598 30749

2019-20 2019-20 Financial 0 0 714 (Th. Rs)) 2.09 1.43 0.26 0.89 1.40 1.90 31.78 15.81 42.46 812.41 117.72 930.13

Source: Manager Lead Bank, Shopian.

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Banking

Table 19.02

Govt. Sponsored Schemes

CC CC HFA HFA WCC WCC Scheme Scheme Name of of Name Handloom Handloom SC/ST/OBC SC/ST/OBC NULM (SHG) (SHG) NULM PMEGP (DIC) (DIC) PMEGP NULM (Sep-i) (Sep-i) NULM NULM (Sep-g) (Sep-g) NULM Handicrafts/A PMEGP (KVIC) (KVIC) PMEGP PMEGP (KVIB) (KVIB) PMEGP Year Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Physical 31 19 05 10 0 0 0 0 18 08 30

Financial 2019-20 2019-20 (Rs. 000) 19780 10975 5600 2000 0 0 0 0 830 400 18900

Table 19.03

Skill Training Programme Year No. of Training Programme by Participants RSETI 2019-20 13 360

Source: Manager Lead Bank, Shopian.

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XX-Industries

The level of industrialization is the true indicator of the health of an economy and is rapidly ans systematically replacing agriculture sector. The industrialization is subject to suitable topographical conditions, availability of raw material, skill development, transfer and development of technologies and machineries. The state continues to be primarily an agriculture economy and only a nominal number of small and medium industries exist in J&K. However the efforts are being made to catch up with the industrialized state. Data on, small scale units registered with the DICs, handicrafts and handloom training centres and loans advanced to small scale units are given in this chapter.

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Industries

Table 20.00 Small Scale Industrial Units

Year Description ers Metallic - Total Metal Wood Paper Paper others Electric Cement Leather Mineral Printing Services Products products products Garments Hosiery & Hosiery Repairing Computer Computer products/ products/ machinery machinery Processing products& apparatus& Non Chemical/Oth Service/ Misc. Service/ Foodproducts 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Upto 2018- Unit 46 24 34 32 13 21 14 14 24 2 7 5 228 19 Employment 161 92 116 128 95 104 48 48 129 6 49 45 994 Unit 01 - 01 0 01 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 04 2019-20 Employment 30 30 - 02 05 02 02 0 0 0 0 0 39 Unit 47 24 35 32 14 22 14 14 24 02 07 05 232 Total Employment 191 92 118 128 100 106 48 18 129 06 49 45 1033

Small Scale Industrial Units Food Products Computer Processing 2 Hosiery & Garments 7 5 Wood Products 24 47 Paper Products 14 Leather Products Service 14 24 Metal Products Electric Machinery 22 Cement 35 14 Non -Metalic 32 Chemical

Source:- General Manager DIC, Shopian

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Industries Table 20.01

Loans advanced under DIC Programme

Year Number of parties Amount advanced (Rs.in lacs)

1 2 3 2019-20 18 65.67

Source:- General Manager DIC, Shopian

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XXI-Sericulture

Sericulture is an agro-based industry which is an important activity of rural population and is practiced as subsidiary occupation. The state of Jammu and Kashmir is famous for bivoltine silk and there is a huge scope in the state produce bivoltine silk to meet the requirement of bivoltine silk at national level. In the district Shopian Sericulture is practiced like other districts of the state since decades. At present about hundreds of families in district Shopian are directly associated with sericulture industry. The Sericulture Dev. Deptt. Shopian is engaged in propagating of exotic high leaf yielding Mulberry varities in different departmental nurseries of the district for distribution among farmers. Annually a large number of mulberry plants are distributed to the farmers in the district. The department also distributes high quality silkworm seed annually to the silkworm rearers on nominal charges. The silkworm seed is first incubated in departmental incubation cum chawki rearing centers and latter chawki reared worms are supplied to the silkworm rearers. The departmental staff as supervising the silkworm rearing in the field and providing technical guidance from distribution of worms up to the harvesting / drying of cocoons. The department also providing chemicals/

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disinfectants like sanitech, vijetha, R.K.O, Bleaching powder, lime etc to silk rearers free of cost of diseases management. In addition to this there are number of centrally sponsored schemes under implementation in the state with the main objectives of improving/ upgrading silkworm rearing conditions and to make sufficient mulberry leaf available to the silk rearers for feeding to silkworms. The various schemes under implementation are as under: • Mulberry cluster plantation. • Support for Host development Mulberry plantation. • Scattered Mulberry Plantation. • Providing of rearing appliances (kits). • Assistance for “Construction of Rearing Sheds” in cluster form. • Providing of CGI sheets for construction / upgrading of rearing facilities.

• Introduction of Health Insurance Scheme for women farmers.

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Sericulture

Table 21.00

Nurseries/ Plantation

Area under Number of plants raised No. of plants No. of live trees Number of nurseries/ Year issued for existing at the end Cutting nurseries/Farms Farms plantation of the year (Kanals ) Grafts Seeding 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

2019-20 28 926.73 45000 107000 18252 101160 18000

Source:- District Sericulture Officer, Shopian

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Sericulture

Table 21.01

Production of Cocoons

Seed distribution Cocoons produced Cocoons sold Number of rearing Year (OZs) (Kgs) (Rs.in lacs) families

1 2 3 4 5 2019-20 365 18255.84 50.16 420

Source:- District Sericulture Officer, Shopian

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XXII-Handicraft The Kashmir Handicrafts Industry has a unique place in the world Handicrafts scenario. The industry has an important place in the economical development of Jammu and Kashmir State. The Handicrafts industry of J&K has a world -wide attraction for its designs , quality, crafts man ship and their functional utility presently in absence of large scale industrial set -up in J&K state. The industry is pollution free and pioneer industry of state. The industry is providing employment directly or indirectly to a large number of people of the state. In the overall export of our nation the crafts like carpet, crewel, shawal embroidery, wood -carving and paper-machie have played a significant role in earning the foreign exchange. The carpet industry of Kashmir has a speci al place in the international market. This may not be out of place to mention here that the carpet industry of Kashmir changed the economical condition of the state since 1965. District Shopian came into existence in April 2007 and the office of Assistant Director, Handicrafts Shopian started functioning from October 2007. As compared to other districts of state the number of training centers functioning in the District is very low. The training is being provided to female folk in the crafts like crewel em broidery, sozni embroidery, staple embroidery, chaichainn stitch and carpet weavi

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Handicraft & Handloom

Table 22.00

Handicraft and Handloom Training Centres

Training Centres Trainees Year Handicrafts Handloom Total Handicrafts Handloom Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2019-20 06 01 07 53 10 63

Training Centres Trainees

1 10

Handicrafts Handicrafts

Handloom Handloom

6 53

Source: Assistant Director ,Handicrafts & Handloom Development Department, Shopian

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Handicraft & Handloom

Table 22.01

Handicraft Training Centres and Trainees Year Craft Sozni Phulkar/ Wood Carpet Stapple Crewel Bumboo/ Gabba Others Total Chian stitch carving weaving paper mashi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Centers 02 01 - 01 01 01 - - - 06 2019-20 Trainees 50 25 - 25 25 25 - - - 150

Training Cetres

2 Sozni Chain Stitch 1 Carpet Weaving

Stapple Crewal 11

Source: Assistant Director, Handicrafts, Shopian

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Handicraft & Handloom Table 22.02

Handicraft Artisans Registered

S.No Name of Craft No. of Artisans Registered (2019-20) Registered Artisans

1 Crewel Embroidery 26 0 3

2 Zari Embroidery 500 26 3 Sozni Embroidery 18 Crewal 4 Carpet Weaving 0 249 Zari Sozni 5 Chain Stitch 249 Carpet 6 Willow Wicker 0 Chain Stitch 7 0 Stapple 03 500 Willo Wicker 18 8 Kani Shawl 0 Stapple 9 Potter 0 Total: 796 Source: Asstt. Director, Handicrafts, Shopian

Source: Assistant Director, Handicrafts, Shopian

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Khadi & Village Industries

Table 22.03

Khadi and Village Industries

Societies Individuals Total Year No. Workers No. Workers No. Workers

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

2019-20 0 0 30 380 30 380

Cases Sanctioned Project Cost (Lacs Margin Money Bank Loan (Lac Employment PMEGP Rs.) (lac. Rs.) Rs.) PMEGP 13 90.57 31.70 86.00 180 JKREPG 17 96.31 33.70 91.50 200 Total 30 186.88 65.40 177.50 380

Source: Asstt. Executive Officer, Khadi and Village Industries Board, Shopian

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XXIII-Employment & Counseling Centre

The data on employment/ unemployment is of very significance as it conveys the pace of economic development of a country . When there are ample employment opportunities we can confidently infer that the economy is on the right track but if there is unemployment especially in the educated and skilled youth then it is indicative of unsoundness of the economy. The main source of the data on employment is the district employment and counseling centre. This chapter deals with registration and placement and other assistance schemes for the unemployment.

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Employment Table 23.00 Registrations and Placement

No. Employment No. of No of Strength on live No. of Job seekers removed Year & Counseling registrations placements register as on last from live Register Centres made effected day of the year

1 2 3 4 5 6

2019-20 01 2308 Nil 2308 Nil

Employment

Table 23.01 Self Employment Scheme

Amount (Rs. In lacs) Year Selection Cases Sponsored Cases Disbursed

1 2 3 4 5

2019-20 Nil Nil Nil Nil

Source :- Dy. Director Employment & Counseling Centre, Shopian.

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Employment Table 23.02 Job-Seekers on Live Register

S.No. Qualification No.s 1 0 Job-Seekers 1 Illiterate 08 48 Illiterate 0 8 2 Below Matric 124 53 30 Below Matric 3 Matric and above 863 124 Matric and above

4 Graduates 846 335 Graduates 5 Post Graduates 335 Post Graduates 6 Medicine 0 Degree Engineering 863 7 Degree Engineering 53 Diploma Engineering 8 Diploma Engineering 30 ITI trained 9 ITI trained 48 Skilled other than ITI 846 10 Skilled other than ITI 01 Others 11 Others 0 Total 2308

Source :- Dy. Director Employment & Counseling Centre, Shopian.

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Employment

Table 23.03 Self Help Group Scheme Year Self Help Group Engineers Involved Works Allotted Amount (Rs. Lacs.) Registered (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 2019-20 31 129 16 143.015

Source :- Dy. Director Employment & Counseling Centre, Shopian.

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XXIV-Labour

The Labour department is charged with the responsibilities of enforcement of Central Labour Laws and State Enactments for regulating the working conditions of the workers and their welfare in public/ private organized/ un -organized sectors. At the state level, the department i s headed by the Labour Commissioner with Deputy Labour Commissioner and Assistant Labour Commissioners are functioning as district heads of the department. Assistant Labour Commissioner has been appointed as the registering o fficers for Building and other Construction Workers. The said officer said also plays the role of Cess Collector. The schemes for the welfare of the workers are Educational Assistance Scheme, Marriage Assistance Scheme, Chronic Diseases Assistance, Death A ssistance etc.

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Labour

Table 24.00

Shops and Commercial Establishments

Commercial Hotels and Shops Cinema Theaters Total Year establishments Restaurants No. Emp No. Emp No. Emp No. Emp No. Emp 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 2019-20 2781 474 302 748 0 0 186 259 3269 1481

Shops/ Establishments

186 302

Shops Commercial Establishment

Hotels & Resturants

2781

Source: Assistant Labour Commissioner, Shopian

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Labour

Table 24.01 Ownership of Employment in Shops

Shops run by: Year Owners Others Total 1 3 4 5 2019 -20 199 0 199

Source: Assistant Labour Commissioner, Shopian

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Labour

Table 24.02 Registration of Workers Workers already Registration during the Total Registration Amount of Cess Amount of Cess registered as on 31-03- year 2019-20 collected during the deposited in welfare 2018 year (Rs.) Board (Rs.) 1 2 3 4 5 9072 170 9242 4121767 4121767

Labour

Table 24.03 Beneficiaries Benefited under different schemes Year Scheme/ Component No. of Beneficiaries Amount Disbursed (Rs.) 1 2 3 4 2019-20 Education Assistance 1290 14335500 Medical Assistance 02 155000 Death Compensation 0 0 Marriage Assistance 0 0

Source: Assistant Labour Commissioner, Shopian

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Labour

Table 24.04 Achievements under different Labour Acts Year Name of Act Esstt. Esstt. Total No. Revenue Inspections Prosecutions Disposed Fine Covered Covered of Esstt. realized conducted launched Off Imposed upto 31- during the Covered during the 03-201 9 year year (In Rs.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Shops & 3070 199 3269 139975 150 35 35 8500 Esstt. Act Contact 103 11 114 491 48 0 0 0 Labour Act BOCW Act 58 0 58 0 48 0 0 0

2019-20 2019-20 Motor 122 09 131 7250 15 0 0 0 Transport Act ISM Act 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Source: Assistant Labour Commissioner, Shopian

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XXV-Education

There is no substitute to Education. There is a Chinese proverb that, “If you plan for one year, cultivate paddy, if you plan for 10 years, plant trees and if you plan for 100 years then educate”. As literacy rate is one of the indicators of the advancement and development of a country, education has been a priority sector and has made great strides during the past decades of planned development. Educational institutions of various standards have been opened/ are being opened to spread the education. The data on the number of educational institutions, enrollment, and dropouts, number of teachers, trained teacher s, literacy rate, Mid Day Meals, Text books, scholarships, orientation. Training programme/ workshops and details of book in public library is given in this chapter.

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Education

Table 25.00 Educational Institutions Primary Schools Middle Schools High Schools Higher secondary schools Colleges Total

Year Total Total Total Total Total Total Total Total For Females Females For For Females Females For Females For Females For Females For Females For

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Govt. 335 0 141 01 38 03 15 01 01 0 531 05 Pvt. 31 0 68 0 47 0 05 01 0 0 151 01

2019-20 Total 366 0 209 01 85 03 20 02 01 0 682 06

400 335 350 300 250 200 Govt. 141 150 Private 100 68 38 47 50 31 15 5 1 0 0 Primary Schools Middle Schools High Schools Higher Secondary Schools Colleges

Source: Chief Education Officer, Shopian

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Education

Table 25.01 Enrollment Pr-Pry Schools Pry. Schools Middle Schools High Schools Hr. sec schools Colleges Total

Year Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Total Total Total Total Total Total Total Total Total Females Females Females Females Females Females Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

2054 2054 2239 4023 4721 1986 2420 1447 1565 2084 4401 2284 2619 4293 4293 8744 4406 3012 6485 4903 Govt. Govt. 14111 15648 29759 0 0 0 0 0 187 187 459 646 646 Pvt. Pvt. 3181 2805 7809 6657 4111 3643 2180 1981 5986 5986 7754 4161 17553 17553 15273 14466 14466 32826 32826 2019-20 2019-20

30921 62585 Total 5235 5044 10279 11832 11378 23210 6097 6063 12160 3627 3546 7173 2271 4860 7131 2284 2619 4903 31664

Source: i). Chief Education Officer, Shopian ii). Principal of Degree College, Shopian

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Education

Table 25.02

Dropouts

Year Class Drop-Out 1 2 3 1. Upto V 152

2. VI- VIII 226

3. IX- XII 2019-20 678 4. XIII- XIV N.A

Source:- i). Chief Education Officer, Shopian ii). Principal, Degree College Shopian.

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Table 25.03 Teachers (Govt.) Colleges Higher secondary Primary Schools Middle Schools High Schools Total schools

Year Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Total Total Total Total Total Total Total Females Females Females Females Females Females 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 0

32 32 84 07 37 37 91 91 531 531 196 196 706 706 289 604 166 292 228 228 329 329 995 995 770 1882 1882 2413 2413 2019-20 Teachers Primary Schools 91 228 Middle Schools

329 995 High Schools

Higher Secondary Schools

Colleges 770

Source:- i). Chief Education Officer, Shopian ii). Principal, Degree College Shopian.

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Education

Table 25.04

Trained Teachers (% age)

High/Hr. Sec. Schools Middle Schools Primary Schools Total Year Total Females Total Females Total Females Total Females

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

2019-20 96 92 93 87 93 85 94 88

Source:-Chief Education Officer , Shopian

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Table 25.05

Institution Teacher, Teacher Pupil and Institution Pupil Ratio. (Govt. Schools)

Hr.Sec.Schools High Schools Middle Schools Primary Schools

Year Instt.- Teacher- Instt.- Instt.- Teacher- Instt.- Instt. - Teacher Instt.- Instt.- Teacher Instt.- Teacher Pupil pupil Teacher Pupil pupil Teacher - Pupil Pupil Teacher - Pupil Pupil Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 2019-20 01:15 01:19 1:293 1:09 1:11 1:79 1:05 1:06 1:31 1:3 1:31 1:39

Source:-Chief Education Officer , Shopian

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Education Table 25.06

Mid Day Meals,Text Books and Scholarships Distributed

S.No No. of Students 2019-20 01 Mid Day Meals 17528 02 Free Supply of Text Books 15941 03 Merit Scholarships HS/HSS 420 04 Scholarships to G & B Students (1 st to 8 th Class) 3644 05 Scholarships to PSP Students (1 st to 12 th Class) 870 06 Scholarships to ST Students (9 th to 10 th Class) 327 [ 07 Post Matric Scholarship to ST Students 11th & 12th 46 08 No. of Girl Students covered under Beti Anmol Scheme 327 Source:-Chief Education Officer , Shopian

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Education Table 25.07

Centrally Sponsored Schemes

Year Scheme Approved outlay (Rs. Lacs) Availability (Rs. Lacs) Expenditure (Rs. Lacs) 1 2 3 4 5 Elementary Education 129.33 125.83 88.9383 Secondary Education 48.39 48.39 37.862

SSA - - - RMSA - - - 2019-20 2019-20 Mid Day Meals 226.73 154.04 82.535 Total 404.45 328.26 209.3353

Centrally Sposored Schemes

Outlay Availability Expenditure 226.73

154.04 129.33 125.83 88.94 82.53 48.39 48.39 37.86

Elementary Education Secondary Education Mid Day Meals

Source:-Chief Education Officer , Shopian

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Table 25.08 Literacy Level

Literacy Percentage S.No. Census Year Male Female Total

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

1 Census 2011 71.86 52.77 62.49

Source: Census Department

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Education Table 25.09

Orientation/ Training Programme/ Workshops S.No Programme Target Group Duration No. of (in days) Participants 1 Training Programme for HOOs/VECs members HMs/VEC Members 02 150 2 Sensitization/ familiarization on Trg. Prog. For HOIs HMs of MS/UPS 01 125 3 Training programme for SMDC members Masters/ Members 04 162 4 Subject Specific Training in (Math) Lecturers/ Teachers 05 43 5 Subject Specific Training in (Urdu) Lecturers/ Teachers 05 44 6 Subject Specific Training in (Botany) Lecturers/ Teachers 05 38 7 Subject Specific Training in (Education) Lecturers/ Teachers 05 42 8 Subject Specific Training in (English) Lecturers/ Teachers 05 41 9 Subject Specific Training in (SST) Lecturers/ Teachers 05 43 10 Subject Specific Training in (Kashmiri) Masters/ Members 03 45 11 INSPIRE AWARD FUNCTION School (348 registered) 04 selected for State Award, 02 selected for National Award 12 Monitoring Schools Visit 110 visits 13 Monitoring during Winter Winter tuitorial/ Super- Visit 60 visits 50

Source:-Principal DIET Shopian

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Education Table 25.10 Libraries and Research

S.No. Particulars 2019-20 01 Books in the Library 11975 02 Books ready for automation 3780 03 No. of borrowers 1503 04 News papers subscribed 06 05 Periodicals/Journals subscribed on weeky/Monthly basis 04 06 Visitors visiting the Library per day 06-09

Source: Incharge Librarian Tehsil Library, Shopian

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XXVI-Health & Family Welfare

Delivery of Health and Family Welfare Services are an indicator of thelevel of the social services of an area. Health and Family Welfare Services are being provided through a large number of medical institutions, ranging from District Hospital to sub-centre. The services are not only of Allopathic side but also of Indian Medical System. This chapter deals with: Number of medical institutions, availability of facilities, medical personnel available, patient treated and operated, deliveries conducted, vaccinations administered, school health, etc.

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Health and Family Welfare

Table 26.00 Medical Institutions

District Sub-Distt. Primary Health Dispensaries Family welfare Other Year Total Hospitals Hospitals Centres (Allopathic) centres & Sub-centres Institutions

2019-20 01 02 06 09 56 02 76

2 1 2 6

District Hospital 9 Sub-District Hospital Primary Health Centres Dispensaries Family Welafre Centres Other Institutions 56

Source:-Chief Medical Officer, Shopian

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Table 26.01 Medical Facilities

Year Ambulances Labs X-ray Dental ECG USG Laparoscope Endoscope Boyles Blood Storage plant Units Plan Plan apparatus facility ts t

21 10 09 08 10 04 0 01 06 01 2019-20 2019-20

Medical Facilities Ambulaces 1 1 Labs 0 6 X-Ray Plant 4 21 Dental Units ECG 10 USG Laparoscope Endoscope 8 10 Boyles Apparatus 9 Blood Storage

Source:-Chief Medical Officer, Shopian

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Table 26.02

Hospital Beds

Health centres/Sub- Year Hospitals Dispensaries NTPHC Total centres

1 2 3 4 5 6 2019-20 140 19 13 39 211

Hospital Beds

Hospitals 13 Health/ Sub -Centres Dispensaries 19 140 NTPHC

Source:-Chief Medical Officer, Shopian

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Health and Family Welfare Table 26.03 Medical Personnel

Year Doctors Total wives wives Visitors Visitors Workers Workers Dawasaaz Dawasaaz Lady Health LadyHealth Basic Health Health Basic Compounders Compounders Nurses/ Sisters Sisters Nurses/ Health Inspectors Inspectors Health Auxilary Dais/Mid Dais/Mid Auxilary Sanitary Inspectors Sanitary 2019-20 78 55 25 06 01 02 07 04 113 291

Medical Personnel Doctors

Nurses/Sisters

Compunders

78 Dawasaaz

113 Sanitary Inspectors

Health Inspectors

Basic Health Workers

55 Lady Health Visitors

6 Auxilary Dais/ Mid wives 4 25 7 12

Source:- Chief Medical Officer, Shopian.

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Table 26.04

Patient – Doctor Ratio, Population Doctor Ratio, Institution-Population Ratio

Patient Nurse Institution Patient- Population Population Doctor Year Nurse Doctor Population Doctor Ratio Doctor Ratio Bed Ratio Institution Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

2019-20 1:8423 1:4166 1:11945 1:07 1:4276 1:1540 1.02:1

Source:-Chief Medical Officer, Shopian

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Table 26.05

Treatment

Patients treated Operations performed Year Indoor Outdoor Total Major Minor Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2019-20 17142 639839 656981 1354 6986 8340

Patients Treated Operations Performed

17142

1354

Indoor Major Outdoor Minor 639839 6986

Source:- Chief Medical Officer, Shopian

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Table 26.06 Deliveries Conducted

Year Institutional Institutional Home Total Institutional Deliveries Deliveries within Deliveries outside Deliveries Escorted by AHASs District District 2019-20 1052 2768 47 3860 1719

Deliveries Conducted 47

1052 Within District

Outside District 2768 Home

Source:-Chief Medical Officer, Shopian

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Health and Family Welfare

Table 26.07 Medical Tests/ Examinations

Year Lab Ultrasounds X- ECG Endoscopy Dental Imm. Referrals Rev. Rev. LSCS Tests Ray’s Perform Doses Generated utilized 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 2019- 20 198023 3041 10860 11054 234 29409 57776 1704 8358614 5281330 411

Medical Tests 11054 234 10860 3041

Lab Tests Ultrasounds X-Ray's ECG

198023 Endoscopy

Source:-Chief Medical Officer, Shopian

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Health and Family Welfare Table 26.08 Vaccinations

Year B.C.G. Measles D.T.P. Pulse Polio

1 2 3 4 5 2019-20 1129 4471 4198 33453 Vaccinations 1129 BCG 4471 Measles 4198 DTP

33453 Pulse Polio

Source:- Chief Medical Officer, Shopian

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Health and Family Welfare

Table 26.09

Family Welfare Work-done

No. of Sterilization operations Distributed No. of loops / Year Condoms Vasectomy Tubectomy Total cut inserted Oral pills in cycles in pieces

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2019-20 0 58 58 107 7292 35513

Source:-Chief Medical Officer, Shopian

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Health and Family Welfare Table 26.10

School Health Programme

Year No. of Schools No. Of Students Health No. of Persons Posters Seminar/Rallies Visited Examined Session attended distributed Conducted 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2019-20 154 7709 29 450 - 05

Source:- Chief Medical Officer, Shopian

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XXVII-Indian System of Medicines

Besides Allopathic sector, government is emphasizing on the need of ISM, which is regarded on the safest means of treating the human population. This chapter presents data on No of Unani/ Ayurvedic dispensaries, No of medical persons in ISM and No of patients treated/ operated etc in district Shopian.

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Indian System of Medicines.

Table 27.00

Medical Institutes.

Dispensaries Year Hospital Ayush Unit Unani Ayarvedic Homopathic Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 5 2019-20 0 01 09 02 01 12

Medical Institutes

1 1 2 Ayush Unit

Unani Despensary

Auarvedic Despansary Homopathic Despansary 9

Source: Asstt. District Medical Officer, Pulwama/Shopian.

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Indian System of Medicines. Table 27.01 Medical Staff in ISM.

Year Doctors H. Pharmist Pharmist Vaid/ SIW/ WIW Part Time Others Total Hakeem/Nursing Sweeper orderly (PTS) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2019-20 16 01 13 01 0 13 01 45

Medical Staff

1 Doctors

13 16 H.Pharmist Pharmist Vaid/ Hakeem SIW/WIW 0 PTS 1 Others 1 13

Source: Asstt. District Medical Officer, Pulwama/Shopian.

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Indian System of Medicines .

Table 27.02

Treatment

Patients treated Operations performed Medical Year camps Outdoor Indoor Total Major Minor Total organized

2019-20 70566 0 70566 Nil Nil Nil 12

Source: Asstt. District Medical Officer, Pulwama/Shopian.

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Indian System of Medicines . Table 27.03 Regimental Therapies

Year Massage Oil Med. Dry Wet Netool Takmeed Katibasiti Hamam M.Cuuping Total Therp. Therp. Steam Cupping Cupping 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

40 02 0 02 04 0 15 0 0 04 67 2019-20 2019-20

Regimental Therapies

4 Massage Therapy Oil Therapy 15 Med. Steam Dry Cupping Wet Cupping 0 4 40 Netool Takmeed 2 2 0 M.Cuuping

Source: Asstt. District Medical Officer, Pulwama/Shopian.

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XXVIII-Public Health Engineering

Supply of portable drinking water is one of the basic programmes of our development plans. Public Health department is entrusted with the responsibility of providing safe drinking water facility to all the human settlements, b y taping the available water resources and treating the same through filtrations and chemical through a network of pipes. The chapter deals with the number of connections, tube wells, coverage of habitations, filtration plants, water testing lab etc. Safe drinking water supply is being provided to villages on priority basis and the programme stands identified as a priority item of development. The details of villages given water supplies and number of installations in the district are given in this chapter.

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Table 28.00

Drinking Water Installation

Public Filtration Water No. of Private Tube Dug stand Total Plants Testing tests Year connections wells wells posts Lab conducted 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

2019-20 0 8113 8113 - - 36 01 -

Source: Superintending Engineer, Hydraulic Circle, Shopian

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Table 28.01

Coverage Under Rural Water Supply Schemes

Total coverage Percentage Inhabited villages Year Rural population Rural Villages population Villages Population

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

2019-20 218 236291 236291 236291 100 236291

Source: Superintending Engineer, Hydraulic Circle, Shopian

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XXIX-Social Welfare

The Department of Social Welfare came into existence in the state of Jammu and Kashmir in the year 1960. The department plays an important role in addressing problems of weaker sections of the society, like women in Distress, Old Aged Persons, Physically Challenged People, Schedule Caste, other Backward classes and Economically weaker sections. It provides direct benefit to the target groups through Scholarships, Hostel facilities, Re- imbursement of examination fee etc. The District Social Welfare Office, Shopian has been established in March 2007 and became fully functional from April, 2008 The Schemes run by department are as under: 1. Integrated Social Security Scheme (ISSS):- Under this scheme following categories of persons are being provided financial assistance by the department.

a. Women in Distress (WID) monthly pension @ Rs. 1000/pm. b. Old Age Pension (OAP) monthly pension @ Rs. 1000/pm. c. Physically Challenged Persons (PCP) monthly pension @ Rs. 400/pm.

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2. National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP):- This programme has the following components.

a. Indra Gandhi National Old Age Pension Scheme (IGNOAPS) @ Rs. 1000/pm b. Indra Gandhi National Widow Pension Scheme (IGNWPS) @ Rs. 1000/pm. c. Indra Gandhi National Disability Pension Scheme (IGNDPS) @ Rs. 1000/pm. 3. National Family Benefit Scheme (NFBS): Under this scheme the department of Social Welfare provides onetime cash assistance of Rs. 20,000/- to the next kith and kin of the BPL family having lost their sole bread earner.

4. Contribution Social Security Scheme (CSSS): This scheme is meant for poor marginal workers above age of 18 years with maximum income of Rs. 75,000 per annum. The beneficiary contributes Rs. 200/- per quarter while as govt/department contributes Rs. 300/- per quarter in the beneficiaries account. The term of the scheme is 05/10 years depending upon the choice of beneficiary at the expiry of which the beneficiary can withdraw the whole amount (his share+ Govt contribution alongwith the intrest or re invest the same. 5. Minority Scholarship: a. Post-Matric Scholarship to minority students. b. Pre-Matric Scholarship to minority students.

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6. OBC Scholarship: a. Post- Matric Scholarship to OBC students. b. Phari Speaking Scholarship. c. Pre-Matric OBC. d. Pre-Matric Scholarship to PCP students. 7. Rehabilitation of Militancy Victims (RMV): Under this scheme militancy affected families are being rehabilitated by providing monthly financial assistance under various schemes. a. Widow Pension @ Rs. 1000/pm. b. Old Age @ Rs. 1000/pm. c. Physically Handicapped @ Rs. 1000/pm. 8. National Foundation for Communal Harmony (NFCH): Financial assistance is being paid to school going students affected by militancy related violence up to the age group of 25 years. 9. Without Discrimination (WOD): under this scheme the monthly assistance of Rs. 750/pm is being provided to the school going or orphans whose parents/ parent were militants and got killed. 10. AASRA: Under this scheme those persons who are landless/ below poverty level (BPL) are being covered.

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11. Markazi Falai Itfal (MFI): The Department of Social Welafre is running a Bal Ashram (MFI) at Pinjoora, Shopian having an intake capacity of 55 intimates. These intimates should be school going destitute/orphans who have nobody to support are being provided free boarding/ lodging and other facilities upto 10 th standard. 12. Social Welfare Centres: Ladies in the age group 18 to 45 years are being imparted training under various trades through social welfare centres run by the department to earn their livelihood.At present there are two social welfare centres functioning in the district. The number of trainees in each social welfare centres is 25 who are being provided with monthly stipend of Rs. 100 per month per trainee for the period of 11 months. 13. Cottage Industries Centre: Similarly like SWC’s professional training is being provided to the youth in the trades of carpentry and leather work through the cottage industries centres run by the department. At present in district Shopian there is one CIC in village Keller Shopian where trainees are being trained. 14. State Marriage Assistance Scheme (SMAS): State Marriage Assistance Scheme for poor girls is a social assistance scheme meant for those unmarried identified girls of the state living below poverty line who may not find themselves in a position to marry due to financial constraints.

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Social Welfare Table 29.00 Training Centres

Year Type of training Centre No. of Training Centre Trainees 1 2 3 4 Cutting / Tailoring Trade 02 50 2019-20 Carpentry 01 25 Total 03 75

Training Centres

Cutting/ Tailoring Trade

Carpentry 2

Source: Distt. Social Welfare Officer, Shopian

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Table 29.01 Beneficiaries benefited under different schemes Year Name of Schemes Total

SMAS SMAS Aasra Aasra (IGNDPS) (IGNDPS) (IGNWPS) (IGNWPS) (IGNOAPS) Persons (PCP) Persons Scheme (NFBS) (NFBS) Scheme Contributory Social Social Contributory Age Pension Scheme AgePension Physically Challenged Challenged Physically Indra Ghandi National National Ghandi Indra National Ghandi Indra Old Age Pension (OAP) Pension OldAge Security Scheme (CSSS) (CSSS) Scheme Security National Family Benefit Benefit Family National Widow Pension Scheme Scheme Pension Widow Women in Distress (WID) Distress in Women Indra Ghandi National Old Old National Ghandi Indra Disability Pension Scheme Scheme Pension Disability 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 2019-20 2916 3116 3052 1583 455 117 11 - - 1607 12857

Beneficiaries benefited under different schemes OAP WID 117 11 PCP IGNOAPS 00 455 1607 2916 IGNWPS IGNDPS 1583 NFBS CSSS 3116 3052 AASRA SMAS

Source: Distt. Social Welfare Officer, Shopian

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Table 29.02 Students Benefited under Scholarships

2019 -20 S.No. Category/Scheme No. of Students benifited Amount disbursed (in Lacs)

01 Pre-matric Scholarships to OBC Students 2556 23.94

02 Post-matric Scholarships to OBC Students Online (DBT made) Online (DBT made)

03 Post-matric Scholarships to PCP Students Online (DBT made) Online (DBT made)

04 Pre-matric Scholarship to Students whose parents are engaged in unclean Nil Nil occupation. 05 Pre-matric Scholarships to PCP Students 99 0.639

06 Pre-matric scholarships for upliftment of sweepers Nil Nil 07 Re-imbursement of examination fee. Nil Nil

08 Rehabilitation of Militancy victims(RMV) 134 -

09 National Foundation for Communal Hormony (NFCH) 93 14.66 10 Orphans of Killed Militants 31 -

11 Pre-Matric Scholarship Minorty Students Online (DBT made) Online (DBT made)

12 Post-Matric Scholarship Minority Students Online (DBT made) Online (DBT made)

Source: Distt. Social Welfare Officer, Shopian

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Table 29.03

Anganwardi Centres/ Workers

Year No. of Zones No. of AW No. of No. of AW No. of Helpers Centres Supervisors workers 1 2 3 4 5 6 2019-20 18 403 18 401 401

Workers

Supervisors 401 Workers 401 Helpers

Source: Child Development Project Officer, Shopian

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Table 29.04 Distribution of Different Aids

S.NO Aid Numbers 01 Motorized Tricycles 15 02 Hearing Aids 17 03 Wheel Chairs 05 Total: 37

Distribution of Different Aids

5 Motorized Tricycle

15 Hearing Aids Wheel Chairs

Source: District Social welfare Officer, Shopian

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Table 29.04 Beneficiaries to whom Nutrition was provided

Year Upto 06 Nursing Mothers Pregnant Mothers Adolescent Girls Total years 1 2 3 4 5 6 2019-20 11665 1209 806 42 13722

Nutrition 806 42

1209 Upto 06 Years

Nursing Mothers

Pregnant Mothers 11665 Adolescent Girls

Source: Child Development Project Officer, Shopian

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XXX-Police & Judiciary

This chapter gives data on number of Judicial divisions and Courts, Police Stations, Police Posts, institutions and disposal of civil and criminal cases and cognizable cases reported.

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Police & Judiciary Table 30.00 Police Stations and Police Posts

Charged with CRS work Year Police stations Police posts Total Police stations Police posts

1 2 3 4 5 6 2019-20 05 02 07 05 02

Police Stations/ Posts

Police Stations Police posts

Source:- Senior Superintendent of Police, Shopian

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Police & Judiciary Table 30.01

Cognizable Cases Reported

Year Rape Rape Riots Riots Total Total Theft Theft Others Others of trust trust of Murder Murder Dacoity fighting fighting Robbery Robbery Cheating Cheating Counter- Burglary Burglary abduction abduction Kidnapping Kidnapping Criminal breach breach Criminal

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 2019-20 16 01 32 01 06 30 69 82 - 18 - 304 559

Cognizable Cases Reported Murder 16 1 Rape 1 6 32 Kidnapping 30 Dacoity Robbery 69 Burglary 304 Theft

82 Roits Cheating

18 Others

Source:- Senior Superintendent of Police, Shopian

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Table 30.02

Judicial Divisions and Courts

Year Munsif courts Sub-Judge courts Addi. Mobile Magistrate District & Session Judge Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 2019-20 01 01 01 01 04

Judicial Divisions and Courts

1 1 Munsif Courts Sub -Judge Courts Addi. Mobile Magistrate District & Session Judge 11

Source:- Senior Superintendent of Police, Shopian

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Table 30.03 Institution and disposal of Civil and Criminal Cases

Year Opening balance Instituted during the year Disposed off during the year Closing balance 1 2 3 4 5 2019-20 4849 3666 3167 5348

Cases

Opening Balance Instituted during the year Disposed off during the year Closing Balance

4849 4800

3666 3167

Opening Balance Instituted during the year Disposed off during the year Closing Balance

Source:- District & Session Judge Shopian

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Table 30.04

Civil and Criminal Cases

Civil cases Criminal cases

Year Closing Closing balance balance balance balance balance Opening Opening Disposal Disposal Institution Institution 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2019-20 1683 773 566 1890 3166 2893 2673 3386

Civil and Criminal Cases

Civil Cases Criminal Cases

3166 3386 2893 2673 1683 1890

773 566

Opening Balance Institution Disposal Closing Balance

Source:- District & Session Judge Shopian

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XXXI-Fisheries

The maximum portion of district Shopian being hilly with excellent cold water sources in the form of cold water streams like Hirpora stream, Rambiara Nallah, Romshi stream, Tongri stream etc. with a network of tributaries and stream lets all over which provides a tremendous scope for the development of Fisheries and to boast the sport fisheries for accelerating the tourism activities in the district. The upper reaches of Rambiara Nallah has been already developed as “Hirpora Rainbow Trout Stream” which is considered one of the best trout stream in Kashmir valley for providing excellent result to the Anglers from all over the world. The Tongri and Romshi streams have been developed recently by way of stocking Brown Trout Seed procured from Dachigam Srinagar which will soon came up with excellent results too. The management of natural water bodies of the district including yearly stocking, round the clock watch and ward etc. is being carried out by the department of fisheries. In addition, the district is bestowed with large numbers of perennial springs having crystal clear water which also provides a tremendous scope for the development of cold water Fisheries in govt. sector. The achievements under this sector are as under: 1. Trout Rearing/ Sale Farm Aliyalpora. 2. Trout Rearing/ Sale Farm Zainpora. 3. Propagation of Fish Culture in private sector. 174 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20

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Table 31.00

Fish Farms

Fish farms/ Ponds (Private) Year Trout Farm (Govt.) Total

1 2 3 4 2019-20 02 36 38

Fish Farms

Trout Farm (Govt.) Fish Farms (Private)

Source: Fisheries Dev. Officer Shopian.

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Table 31.01

Fish Crop (Spice-wise)/Harvest (Qtls)

Year Trout Mirror carp Schizothorax Others Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 2019-20 152.19 - 150 50 352.19

Fish Crop

Trout 152.19 Schizothorax Others 150

Source: Fisheries Dev. Officer Shopian.

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Table 31.02

Fish License Holders

Labour No. of Year Fish License holders Mahigeer force implementation

1 2 3 4 5 2019-20 24 230 Nil Nil

Table 31.03

Houses Constructed for Mahigeers

Year No. of Houses constructed

2019-20 01

Source: Fisheries Dev. Officer Shopian.

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XXXII-Fire and Emergency Services

Fire service is one of the most impartment services for the safety of human property. Fire cause a lot of damage to house property in the state in the past years and numerous fire control measures, especially the setting up of fire stations with better management and modern equipments are provided. This chapter presents data on the no of fire stations, fires attended, property involved/ damaged and property salvaged in district Shopian with year wise details.

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Fire and Emergency Services

Table 32.00

Fire Stations, Property Damaged / Saved

Property Property Fire Stations/ Fires Property saved in Year involved in damaged in Sub Stations Attended Rs.in lacs Rs.in lacs Rs.in lacs

1 2 3 4 5 6

2019-20 04 48 1452.9 252.25 1200.65

Source:-Director General, Fire & Emergency Services. J&K Srinagar

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XXXIII-Road Transport

Roads are the main mode of transport available to us. Road transport is primary the responsibility of state government, which regulates it under the provisions of Motor Vehicle Act. This chapter presents information on public and private transport fleet, license issued, revenue generated and fine realized in the district.

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Road Transport Table 33.00 Registration of Public and private fleets Type of Vehicle

Registration Year Jeep Jeep Cars Total Sumos Sumos Trucks Trucks Vehicle Tippers Tippers Trailers Trailers Tankers Tankers Tractors Tractors Excavtor Excavtor 4 Wheeler 4Wheeler 03 Wheeler 03 Wheeler 02 Wheeler School Vans School Vans Ambulances Ambulances School Buses Buses School Medium Goods Goods Medium Invalid Carriage InvalidCarriage Buses/Mini Buses Buses Buses/Mini

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Upto 03/2019 02 251 267 38 193 231 7945 102 34 08 975 8532 1832 24 07 36 29 02 20508 During 2019- 0 63 138 0 07 0 1216 26 07 00 335 1406 340 01 0 0 14 0 3553 20

2019-20 2019-20 Total 02 314 405 38 200 231 9161 128 41 08 1310 9938 2172 25 07 36 43 02 24061

314 Buses/Mini buses 43 2 Registrations 36 2 405 Trucks 7 38 Trailers 25 200 Tippers 231 Tractors 2172 Sumo’s/ Taxi Cars (Private) School Buses (MMV & HMV) School Vans 9161 Jeep/Gypsy/Govt. Vehicle 3-Wheeler Goods 9938 2-Wheeler (Motor Cycles) 4. Wheelers /Light Goods Vehicles Ambulances 128 Tanker Invalid Carriage 81310 41

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Table 33.01

Licenses Issued and Revenue generated .

Heavy Revenue generated Total fine realized Year Light Vehicles Total Vehicles (Rs. In lacs) (Rs. in lacs)

4 1 2 3 5 6 2019-20 414 12 426 7.24 0.20

Licenses Issued Revenue Generated

12 Revenue Generated Total Fine Realized 7.24

Light Vehicles Heavy Vehicles

0.2 414

Revenue Generated Total Fine Realized

Source: ARTO Shopian.

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XXXIV-Technical Education

In order to cope up with the challenges of handling technologies, materials and methods Govt. decided to establish one Polytechnic College in each district of J & K state to provide human resources having appropriate knowledge, professional skill and attitude. The establishment of new polytechnic in district Shopian is the outcome of above decision. The construction of the building at Chanchaward Shopian is under process. The institution has been started with the first admission in June 2012 in rented accommodation till the concerned agency shall handover the permanent institution building. The temporary campus for polytechnic Shopian is currently in Allyalpora Court Road which is less 0.5 Km from Bus Stand Shopian. In addition to Govt. Polytechnic College, Industrial Training Institute has been functioning since a long time in the district.

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Technical Education Table 34.00 Technical Courses Offered

S.No. Courses Duration Intake 2019-20 Capacity No. of Students Passouts Enrolled

01 Electronic & Communication Engineering (E&C) 03 Years 60 63 30 02 Instrumentation & Control Engineering (I&C) 03 Years 60 13 07

Technical Course Intake Capacity No. of Students Enrolled Passouts

63 60 60

13 7

E&C I&C

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Technical Education Table 34.01 Trainees

Trainees

Computer Stenographer Stenographer Machine Electrician Sewing Operator & Horticulture

Year & Secretariat & Secretariat Plumber Electrician Horticulture Motor Welder Self Technology Programme Self Finance Total Assistant Assistant (SCVT) (NCVT) Free (SCVT) Vehicle (SCVT) Finance (NCVT) Assistant (SCVT) (NCVT) (SCVT) (SCVT) (SCVT) (SCVT) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 2019- 20 17 22 16 23 09 21 20 21 04 13 14 180

Trainees Stn. & Sec. NCVT Stn. & Sec. SCVT 14 17 Sew. Tech. NCVT 4 13 Plumber SCVT 22 Elect. NCVT Com. Opr & Prog 21 Hort. SCVT 16 Hort. Self Fin. SCVT Mach. M. Vehc. 20 23 Welder SCVT Elect. Self Fin. SCVT 21 9

Source: Superintendent ITI Shopian 185 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20

XXXV-Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs

The department of Food, Civil Supplies and C onsumer Affairs in every nook and corner of the state. Currently food grains are received by the state from the government of India, for distribution of ration to the families of Above Poverty Line (APL), Below Poverty Line (BPL) and beneficiaries under AAY and Anpurna s chemes at affordable and subsidized rates. The department also plays an actiactivvee role in managing the supplies of other essential commodities and also keeping check on market prices. The department has also established the consumer redressal agencies to protect the rights of the consumers. These agencies have proved to be fruitful institutions for redressing the grievances of the consumers. The state and district consumer counsils have also been established under the consumer protection Act 1 987 to promote and protect the rights of the consumers. The department also has legal metrology wing responsible to bring uniformity in respect of weights and measures in trade and commerce and regulate sale o f go ods in package form. The office rs of legal metrology wing are authorized to institute complaints in the consumer fora on behalf of aggrieved consumers.

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Table 35.00

Rationed Population (Soul in No’s.)

Ration Depot City/ Mufasil/ Year APL BPL AAY ANP Total Town Kandi Govt. Private Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 NPHH BPL AAY PHH EX 2019-20 24601 244314 268915 79 124 203 98835 55118 31829 82210 923

Rationed Population Ration Depot

923

NPHH

82210 98835 BPL 79 Govt. AAY Private PHH 124 31829

Ex 55118

Source:- Asst. Director Consumer Affairs & Public Distribution, Shopian.

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Table 35.01

Off Take of Food grains/ K-Oil (Units = Qtls./ Ltrs.)

Year Rice Wheat/ Atta Total Sugar K-Oil (in Ltrs.)

1 2 3 4 5 6

2019-20 207532.69 3260.26 210792.95 623.28 1440000 Lts.

623 3260 Off-Take

Rice Wheat/Atta Sugar

207532

Source:- Asst. Director Consumer Affairs & Public Distribution, Shopian.

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XXXVI-Youth Services and Sports

District Youth Services and Sports Shopian is one of the district Headquarters of the Department of Youth Services and Sports J&K, which was established with a view to promote the sports activities of the district at grass root level. Students hailing from various schools of the district participate in the sports competitions in different games & events, like Cricket, Volley ball, Kabaddi, Kho-Kho, Hand ball, Foot ball, Basket Ball, Athletics and so on, in the Inter School competitions organized by the concerned ZPEO’s in their respective Zones. The players selected from inter school tournaments then represent their respective zones by participating in the Inter-zonal tournaments, which are organized at the district, headquarter. The students competing in the Inter-zonal tournaments are being selected by the District Youth Services and Sports Office on the basis of their performances, who are later provided by a coaching facility in order to polish their talent and make them ready to represent the District and State in various Divisional and State level competitions, which are organized by the Directorate of Youth Services and Sports J&K. The Youth Services and Sports Office Shopian is also dealing with the development of school playfields and also distribute different games item to the schools of the district. Every year the office is developing a number of school playfields, thereby making all efforts for the overall development of the students of the district by providing such facilities. Fortunately the department was succeeded to get it with a new re-organizational setup along with the expansion and accordingly 04 Zonal Physical Education Offices were established in the district. 189 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20

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Table 36.00 Participants in different Sports activities. State Level /Inter Zonel Level District Level Division Level National Level Name of the Age Divisional Grand S.No Competition Competition Competition Competition activity Group Competition Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total U-14 88 0 88 08 0 08 08 0 08 0 0 0 0 0 0 104 01 Road Race U-17 128 0 128 07 0 07 07 0 07 0 0 0 0 0 0 142 U-19 31 0 31 03 0 03 03 0 03 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 U-14 0 0 0 112 101 213 02 03 05 0 0 0 0 0 0 218 02 Painting U-17 0 0 0 99 64 163 03 03 06 0 0 0 0 0 0 169 U-19 0 0 0 26 21 47 03 02 05 0 0 0 0 0 0 52 U-14 77 67 144 12 12 24 01 02 03 0 0 0 0 0 0 171 03 Sports Quiz U-17 77 69 146 12 12 24 02 02 04 0 0 0 0 0 0 174 U-19 0 0 0 18 18 36 01 03 04 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 U-14 47 37 84 04 04 08 03 03 06 0 0 0 0 0 0 98 04 Chess U-17 34 27 61 04 04 08 03 02 05 0 0 0 0 0 0 74 U-19 0 0 0 06 06 12 03 03 06 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 U-14 109 105 214 12 12 24 0 3 03 02 0 02 0 0 0 243 05 Carrom U-17 107 77 184 12 12 24 03 03 06 0 0 0 02 0 02 216 U-19 0 0 0 15 15 30 03 03 06 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 U-14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 06 Tug of War U-17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U-19 0 0 0 60 0 60 09 0 09 0 0 0 0 0 0 69 U-14 Seerat 07 U-17 Conference 111 113 224 08 08 16 02 02 04 0 0 0 0 0 0 244 U-19 U-14 414 298 712 12 12 24 07 0 07 01 0 01 0 0 0 744 08 Volley Ball U-17 438 177 615 12 12 24 09 0 09 01 0 01 01 0 01 650 U-19 0 0 0 128 52 180 07 0 07 0 0 0 0 0 0 187 U-14 406 0 406 12 0 12 07 0 07 0 0 0 0 0 0 425 09 Kabaddi U-17 367 0 367 12 0 12 07 0 07 0 0 0 0 0 0 386 190 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20

U-19 0 0 0 84 0 84 10 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 94 U-14 404 301 705 12 12 24 10 09 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 748 10 Kho-Kho U-17 415 211 626 12 12 24 10 09 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 669 U-19 0 0 0 0 58 58 09 10 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 77 U-14 0 0 0 0 0 0 04 07 11 04 01 05 04 01 05 21 Sqay Martial 11 U-17 0 Art 0 0 0 0 0 01 05 06 01 01 02 01 01 02 10 U-19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 03 03 0 03 03 0 03 09 U-14 0 0 0 0 0 0 05 0 05 03 0 03 03 0 03 11 12 Thang-Soo-Do U-17 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 0 03 03 0 03 0 0 0 06 U-19 0 0 0 0 0 0 02 0 02 02 0 02 0 0 0 04 U-14 830 0 830 56 0 56 0 0 0 01 0 01 0 0 0 887 13 Cricket U-17 684 0 684 59 0 59 12 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 755 U-19 0 0 0 132 0 132 14 0 14 01 0 01 0 0 0 147 U-14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tennis Ball 14 Cricket U-17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U-19 0 0 0 96 0 96 09 0 09 0 0 0 0 0 0 105 U-14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 Tennis Cricket U-17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U-19 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 U-14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 Wood Ball U-17 0 0 0 0 0 0 04 03 07 0 01 01 0 01 01 09 U-19 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 04 07 0 0 0 0 0 0 07 U-14 0 0 0 0 0 0 08 0 08 0 0 0 0 0 0 08 17 Hand Ball U-17 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 U-19 0 0 0 15 0 15 09 0 09 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 U-14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 03 0 02 02 0 02 02 07 18 Badminton U-17 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 0 03 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 U-19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 4767 1482 6249 1060 447 1507 233 87 320 22 5 27 14 5 19 8122

Source: District Youth Services and Sports Officer, Shopian.

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Youth Services and Sports Table 36.01 Other Activities/Achievements

S.No Activity Achievement 01 Students represented the State in different sports activities 20 02 Medals won by students 10 03 Scholarships paid to students 14 (Rs. 32000/=) 04 Participation of Students in Independence Day Celebrations 190 05 Participation of Students in Republic Day Celebrations 190 06 Distribution of Sports Kits to different Schools - 07 Development of Play Fields 03

Source: District Youth Services and Sports Officer, Shopian.

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XXXVII- Post and Telecommunications

Table 37.00 Post and Telegraph Offices

Year Head Post Office Sub- Post Offices Branch Post Offices Telegraph Offices Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 2019-20 0 01 32 0 32

Source:- Postmaster, Post Office Shopian

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XXXIX-Planning

Decentralized planning is in vogue in the state for several years now. The district plan has been claiming a respectable share in the total plans of the s tate. Information on the schemes under execution in the district, outlay and expenditures u nder district are given in this chapter. An amount of Rs. 2546.960 lacs was earmarked for development at sectors under CAPEX District Plan during the financial year 2019-20 out of which Rs. 1941.218 lacs were spent ending March, 2020 . The details are given on the next page.

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Outlay and Expenditure under District plan/ Capex Budget (Rupees in lacs)

Expenditure ending S.No. Sector Approved Outlay Availability March 2020 1 Animal Husbandry 10 .60 10 .60 1.85 2 Soil Conservation 6.75 6.75 1.05 3 Sheep Husbandry 2.03 2.03 0.998 4 Fisheries 4.25 4.25 3.65 5 Forests 5.80 5.80 4.89 6 S. Forestry 9.61 9.61 9.61 7 NRLM 87.30 30.450 30.450 8 PMAY (G)/IAY (JRY) 180.88 34.600 34.60 9 SGRY/MGNREGA 931.09 472.450 465.76 10 Minor Irrigation 556.18 593.700 564.890 11 Power 24.57 24.57 24.57 12 Sericulture 0.75 0.75 0.620 13 R&B 1485.50 398.92 187.84 14 Planning Machinery - - - 15 Creation of New District 160.00 160 100.25 16 Elementary Education 83.19 83.19 46.90 17 SSA 554.59 0 0 195 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20

18 Secondary Education 48.39 48.39 37.86 19 RMSA 461.45 0 0 20 Youth Services & Sports 7.53 7.53 1.15 21 Health Services 213.28 238.290 231.45 22 PHE 41.71 183.440 72.02 23 Urban Development 15.41 15.410 0 24 ICDS/Nutrition 601.10 43.350 43.35 25 NFB 36.54 36.54 27.81 26 MDM 190.50 86.340 23.47 27 Untied Grants 50.00 50.00 16.18 28 Additionality 0.00 0 0 Total 5769.00 2546.960 1941.218 Total Expenditure % age 76.21

Planning 7000 5769 6000 5000 4000 Outlay 3000 2546.96 1941.218 Availability 2000 Expenditure 1000 0 Outlay Availability Expenditure

Source: - Chief Planning Officer, Shopian

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Telephone Directory S.No Name of Office Phone No. 01 Director Economics & Statistics J&K Bemina Srinagar 0194-2490092 02 Director Economics & Statistics J&K Janipur Jammu) 0191-2538907 03 Director Census Operations J&K Srinagar 0194-2477022/2479472 04 District Development Commissioner Shopian 01933-260978/987 05 Regional Director (E&S) Kashmir, Bemina Srinagar 0194-2490728 06 Additional District Development Commissioner Shopian 260004 07 District & Session Judge Shopian 261884 08 Chief Judicial Magistrate Shopian 260220 09 Senior Superintendent of Police Shopian 261894 10 Additional Deputy Commissioner Shopian 260984 11 Principal Government. Degree College Shopian 260204 12 Superintendent Engineer Hydraulic Circle Shopian 260250 13 Divisional Forest Officer Shopian (Territorial) Shopian 260283 14 Divisional Forest Officer (Social Forestry) Shopian /Pulwama 15 Assistant Commissioner (Revenue) Shopian 260234 16 Assistant Commissioner (Development) Shopian 261901 17 Project Officer DRDA Shopian 18 Project Officer IWMP Shopian 19 Chief Medical Officer Shopian 260996 20 Chief Education Officer Shopian 260479 21 Chief Agriculture Officer Shopian 260565 22 Chief Horticulture officer Shopian 260280 23 Chief Animal Husbandry officer Shopian 261420 24 Chief Planning Officer Shopian 260985 25 Chief Accounts Officer Fund office Shopian 260041 26 Principal District Institute of Education & Trainings (DIET) Shopian 261893 27 Principal Govt. Polytechnic College Shopian 260611 28 Superintendent ITI Shopian 260813 29 General Manager DIC Shopian. 260406 30 Deputy General Manager JKPCC Shopian/Pulwama 31 District Statistics & Evaluation Officer Shopian 260963 32 District Information Officer Shopian/ Pulwama 241259 33 District Social Welfare officer Shopian 261896 34 District Youth Services and Sports Officer Shopian 261902 35 District Panchayat Officer Shopian 36 District Sheep Husbandry Officer Shopian 260656 37 District Treasury Officer Shopian 260217 38 District Officer Pollution Control Board Shopian 39 Child Development Project Officer (ICDS) Shopian 197 Statistical Handbook District Shopian 2019-20

40 Executive Engineer PHE Shopian 260248 41 Executive Engineer Mughal Road Division Shopian 260157 42 Executive Engineer Irrigation Division Shopian 261312 43 Executive Engineer R & B Division Shopian 260226 44 Executive Engineer Electric Division Shopian 261246 45 Executive Engineer EM&RE Division Shopian 46 Executive Engineer Sub-Transmission Division Shopian 47 Executive Engineer REW Shopian 48 Executive Engineer PMGSY Shopian/Pulwama 49 Executive Engineer TLCD (Grid Station) Kanipora Shopian 50 Deputy Director Sericulture Shopian /Pulwama 272545 51 Deputy Director Employment & Counseling Centre Shopian 261926 52 Deputy Registrar Cooperative Shopian 260583 53 Assistant Director Handicrafts Shopian 260687 54 Assistant Director Handloom Shopian 260607 55 Assistant Director Public Distribution & Consumer Affairs Shopian 261952 56 Assistant Director Fisheries Shopian 260232 57 Assistant Labour Commissioner Shopian 260133 58 Assistant Regional Transport Officer Shopian 260011 59 Area Marketing Officer Horticulture ( P & M) Shopian 261091 60 Assistant Controller Legal Metrology Shopian 61 Warden Wild Life Shopian 261918 62 Assistant Director Rural Self Employment Trainings Shopian 260547 63 Incharge Fire & Emergency Services Shopian 260222 64 Lead Bank Officer Shopian 260187 65 Branch Manager Punjab National Bank Shopian 261958 66 Branch Manager State Bank of India Shopian 261062 67 Branch Manager HDFC Bank Shopian 260781 68 Branch Manager LIC Pulwama 241288 69 Deputy Medical Officer (ISM) Shopian/Pulwama 70 Assistant Soil Conservation Officer Shopian/ Pulwama 71 Assistant Floriculture Officer Shopian 72 Assistant Executive Officer Khadi & Village Industries Board Shopian 260603 73 Tehsildar Shopian 260208 74 Executive Officer Municipal Committee Shopian 260615 75 Police Control Room 261891 76 Police Station Shopian 261897 77 Police Station Zainpora 264422 78 Police Station Keller 79 Postmaster Shopian 260425 80 Tehsil Library Shopian

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