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'Sfr~f+tCfi i5l'lifURH:lT~ (fuCf'R1T 4. ~T~~~ a'&~rt\=l' (i) ~ijl~ ;rT'lf"1~ (ii) U'TllT it Cf1JfT'J;ijili ~' (iv) 'll]''\Tlf mq-flf (xii) "l1T"{'h, STll!ff+{ (xii i) 8T+(T~,{ ~2"G iif.,lfori'fT (xvi) i1~i)lf Sn~f1T (xvii) :q~u ijf (xviii) 'fm:ilf 'SIll!{fllCl'i Glit1TUT'lHH,\ (81T~O 81T~(I Gio Gf1"OT1T[;;r ;;tT"{) 322-323 (xix) &TT~O a:rr~o 'C!:To \5RlfOl"l'r 1"<]"{ (xxi) f;f8\ "I'~,\ ~~ Cfit tfftf~c 328 5, 'l)tT~,~~ ij~«l~t (i) cr~~t1 ll'T"I'f:q?f (ii) ~rTfT .pI ElOjTW5Jf ~'tf) 330 333 (iii) 1XP--jllll sn~fllCfi ii1i1OT(Jj"lHIT~ 338-365 (iv) "I'11'\llt sn~fllCfi iil'llTUli1HlT,\ (~~~l~T (v) ~\Hrr '1i('\ el'J{ (vi) ;;q~T~ 5iT~fllifi i1FrtJtljrrr~H (31lf\)ctT .,tT,\ ~'J{) 370-371 .(vii) 81"ij\)ctT rtlT'\ Pol'J{ Cfil qf'\fulsc 373 (viii) .,tJ\T'l mqflf 6. QT2'''~ n(trft:r (i) cr~T~ I1Tiff't{'J{ (ii) ~Tlll (iii) ~nllTur J;n~fllCfi i5fi1il'UTifHiT,\ 386-413 (iv) rPT'\Tti srrq[ij (v) 'CtTC:l1~\ rri(\q-Tf~ifil wf:a.. q'!{ 419 .. 428 CONTENTS Page No. iii-iv 1. Foreword vii-viii 2. Preface 3. Map of the District iX-x 4. Important Statistics x.v-xvii 5. Introduction of District Census Handbook 1-19 6. ADalytical Note 12-19 7. District Primary Census Abstract-General Population 2.0-27 8. District Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes 28-35 9. District Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Tribes 38-417 10. Rural/Urban Primary Census Abstract (by Village of a Tahsil/ward of a Town) 1. Bilhaur Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map 43-47 (ii) Alpha@etical List of Villages 48-81 (iii) Rural Primary Census Abstract 82-83 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Bilhaur M, B.) 84-85 (v) Appendix of Bilhaur M. B. 86-87 (vi) Urban Primary dens us Abstract (Shivrajpur T. A.) 88 (vii) Appendix of Shivrajpur T. A. 2. Derapur Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map 94-97 (ii) Alphabetical List of Villages 98-125 (iii) Rural Primary Census Abstract 126-12.1 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Jhinjhak T. A.) 12.8-l2.9 (v) Appendix of Jhinjhak T. A., 3. Akbarpur Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map 135-137 (ii) Alphabetical List of Villages 138-161 (iii) Rural Primary Census Abstract 162.-163 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Akbarpur T. A.) 164-165 (v) ~pJ>eQ.d~~ of Akbarpur T. A. (vi) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Rura T. A.) 166-167 (vii) Appendix of Rura T. A. 168-169 (viii) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Shiwali T. A.) 170-171 (ixJ Appendix of Shiwali T. A. 172 4. Kanpur Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical List of Villages 177-1'79 (jii) Rural Primary Census l\bstract 189-291 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Kanpur M. C.) 202-207 (v) Appendix of Kanpur M. C. 298-293 (vi) Urban Primary Census Absfract (Rawatpur Station Yard) 294-295 (vii) Appendix of Rawatpur Station Yard 297 (viii) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Central Railway Colony) 298-.299 (ix) Appendix of Central Railway Colony 301 (x) Urban Prirr~ary Census Abstract (Kanpur Cantt.) 302-393 (xi' Appendix of Kan!-'ur Cantt. 394-399 (xii) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Armapur State C. T.) 319-311 (xiii) Appendix: of Armapur State C. T. 312-313 (xiv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Northern Railway Colony) 314-315 (xv) Appeadix of Northern Railway Colony C. T. 316-317 (xvi) Ulban Primary Cansus Abstract (Chakeri Census Town) 318-319 (xvii) Appendix of Chakeri Census Town 321 (xviii) Urban Primary Census Abstract (1. I. T. C. T.) 322-323 (xix) Appendix of Census Town 1. 1. T. 325 (xx) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Bithur T. A.) 326-3.27 (xxi) Appendix of Bithur T. A. 328 S. Bhognipur Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical List of Villages 334-337 (iii) Rural Primary Census Abstract 338-365 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Pukhrayan T. A.) 366.367 (v) Appendix of Pukhrayan T. A. 368-369 Urban Primary Census Abstract (Amraudha T. (vi) A.) 370 ... 371 vi (vii) Appandix of Amraudha T. A. 373 (viii) Urban Prima~y Census Abstract (Sikandra T. A.) 374-.375 (ix) Appendix ofSikandra T. At 376 6. Ghatampur Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map (in Alphabetical List of Villages 382~385 (iii) . Rural Primary Census Abstract 386-413. (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Ghatampur M. B.) 414 .. 415 (v) Appendix of Ghatampur M. B. 416-417 Errata ~T~l1 ~CfiT~T OfT an~ ~ \'5A'ff~'lT ~rr6'T GHT ~;;pf~a fGf~T 5Arr~ ~FI'~f~G'5JiT, tsr.m([l'lT "l)T t:t'fi ~~ ~~~~ >fcf.T~;:r ~ I fiJf(jf iJR fGf~T:Gf<{iT~'lT ~ti.i~ft~T 'l1.'~~T orr Q'T~t~ 1951 'fiT ~~T it g'an I ~~ f~ ~ SRlfcf. IDll 3111: ~ ~ f~~ srT~f~ Gj'i'FT(!J<{f ~ ij~r l'if1'~{!J<{T 'fir >f1@' m<:f~ WliTf~j <:fir tf~ !Jll I 1961 lZcf <{tf"( f~~ fGf'lij 'SI'r~f~ "WT car' ij <;Trlf u:cr 'T1T\ f~fqr'1iT, )lFT 'q' it ~rlf u:~ <{1T"( srT~lfCfi tlf;:ri~;;T ~r~ i.i~ ~ fij' it f~~'1;;P ~r, sr~m:lf'¥F artCfl~, fZJfZ1T \iRff{!J<{T ~m:f([l'lft ~cr ~rlf ~fq'elT311 8lR m~fl{ ~ fq~~mT~I1Cfi' ~fZl}~t ~@r If 1981 cpr f\Sf~r 1;i'1lT{!_T<{T ~a~f~C1CfiT 'lll~i7TT cpr ~=tm'r ~ ;:~<{Q+r ~q~lfifim CflT-i96+r sn~f~ ~1:U'1T m~ Wfi1QFl ij f~tar '1 ~T~ ~ ~ql:f ~ 1981 qfr f~ G1 f~ Gf~ ~~f~a ~ '5foi1r~ ~ij 1lifif.iT;; "li) q~\'tf &I Gf ~ fa:~1' q'to q~'-l 26 arsi~J 1982 \ffiq ~ if~rU~~ FOREWORD The District Census Handbook (DOH), compiled by the Census Organization on behalf of the State Government is one of the most valuable products of the Censm. The DCH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inter alia used for delimitation of constituencies, formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to district administration. The District Census Handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Census Abstract (peA) data upto village level for the rural areas ward-wise for each city or town. It also provides data on infra·structue and amenities in villages and towns, etc. The District Census Handbo:)k series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained important census tables and peA for each villa5e and town of the district. During 1961 Cen sus the scope of the DOH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including peA. The 197 J DCH series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directory, Part-B to village and town P JA and Part-C comprise anllytical rep.nt. administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based on peA an.d amenity data in respect of villages. However, in some states it was confined to district census and in a few altogether given up due to deday in compilation and printing. While designing the formate of 1981 DCH series some new features along with the restructuring of the f.Jrmats of village and town directory have been attempted. At the same time! comparability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the a'neniti~s except power supply in the villa~e have been brought togetiler in the village directory with the in)truction that in case an amenity is not available in the referrent vilL!ge the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is available may be gilren. The restructuring of the format of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infra"structure aSJect particularly in relation to amenities and land-use pattern is expected to futther act the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regulatjng the provision of goods and services as well as to minimise the regional imbalances in the process of development. A few new items of information have also been introduced to meet some of the requir~ments of the Revised Minimun Needs Programme. Such new items of information as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and community health wJrkers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach, to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, Iitotal popUlation and number of households" has been intrvduced to examine the correlation of the amenities with the population and number of households they serve. Addition of two more appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and accJrding to the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population to the total popUlation has also been made with this view in mind. The formats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of ( iv ) the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in Class-I and Class----II towns ( Statement IV--A ) has been intro duced with this objective in mind. It is expected that this will help th~ planners to chalk out programmes on provision of civic amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on S,ched ... led Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in statement IV relating to civic and other amenities and adult literacy classess/centres under educational facilities in statement V are also added int', alia with this view. A significant adtlition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructl!re (If amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into consideration. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose. The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formula ted in the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 Census. In order to avoid delay 1n publication of 1931 DCH senes it has been so designed that Part-A of the volume contains village and town directl,ry and Part-B, the peA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tri()es peA upto Tahsil/ fown levels. At the beginning of the DCH a detailed analytical note sUfJported by a number of inset tables based on peA and non-census data in relation to the infra~structure has been intr0duced to enhance its value. 1 he District and Tahsil/Police Station/CD Block etc. Ie.'e1 :naps depicting the boundaries and other important features have been inserted at appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication. This publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the Census Organi~ zation. 1 he data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Sri Ravindra GUpta, the Director of Census Operations, U. P. on beha1f of the State Government which has born the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing ;llld cCl<>rdinati:m of this publ:cation was carried out by Dr. N. G. Nag, D~puty Registrar General (Social Studies) of my office. Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (M3.p) pr.}vided the technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the headquarters und'er the guidance of Sri M. M, Dua. Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributed in this project. New Delhi P. Padmanabha The 26th April, 1982. Registrar General, India cfi~H!.fcliT'\T 'SI~mTf~ SR!JT~T it mC;T 'Srorof~ ~~T ~ ~ Il1:Plt:T ~ ~mt: mlf 'at' ;_;fPi am iftf\ f.,~f~ flSR'fl iiI"f'T~<{1 ~~cr~f~crCf\T l{Tlf c31' u:ci +Hif 'ij' 1971 arT'\ ~j;:rr~ it Cfe: f~ ~ Cf.H(1J ~;ffi +!~C9 1t qmqi ~T ~:q-f I ar~D:9 ~-:r q"T,\ fill~r ijf~"T ~a'1ftG'li1 T;Cfi ~T mer it fir~TI'fT ~ it 'SfCfiTfq]"(i 'fiT \ill ~~T ~ I ~li={T >MiTt: ~ ~~li'JCf.~hfT Cf.l ~:k+f ~~+r ,p::~ ~. "lATlil cpT q~ITciTEfi ~~r f~~) Cf?;[T 3TlA""GfI ~T;ff +rTqT81T it ~r lfm ~ I ~~ ~n: fqq~c+rEfi ~ qf~9~, (11) artct.~T CfiT fq~~q~, ~PlT (III) fJf~T iSfi={lfJ:!j.,r ~~a~f~aCfiT "lArlf fi=l~f~ff.T arro it ~ ~ ar,rrTEfi ~J ~ft~ii, ~~1Jf t1;~ ~ ~TTpiT, ~<: ~~ey ~~~WT~ (i~ ~ EpP:rT~ 'fiT ~[UT ~ ~ ~ ~:'tnf<:m ~f~ij ~) +r~ :q~ ~f~T, ~TlfCfi f~~ ~T ~r 81T'\o Et;o ~i;f$rr, Cff'\t3 qOfjrrrCfiT ~ ~ ~ cr~ ~afq ~ ~qR~ f~t The micro I eve} data are of a distinct importance in a welfare democratic set-'Up. 1 hey are needed for running democratic institutions, district level planning and district administration besides catering to the assorted needs of researchers, scholars and common man. By presenting census data down to the level of villages, the District Census Handbook series occupies a place of prominence in the galaxy of census publications. The need for small domain data always prompted publication of village figures in some form or the other in most. of the censuses. Yet it was only in 1951 census that the publication of village statistics acquired the well deserved importance by the introduction of District Census Handbook series. There \ olumes have been published with unbroken regularity in Uttar Prad~sh State since 1951 census by the Cen~us Organization on behalf of the Government of Uttar Pradesh. The District Cens;ls Handbook was brought out for each District in two volumes in 1951/1961, three volumes in 1971 and is being brought out in two volumes Part A and Part B in 1981'0 With the introduction of this series, it developed into a healthy tradition to collect village-wise information on amenities and infra-structure, taking advantage of the massive census operation and pub:ish it in the form of village and town directories in volume A of the District Census Handbook. Part' A' volume, in keeping with the tradition, consists of village and town directo· ries, giving basic information relating to infra-structure and amenities and total population of each village and town as thrown up by the 1981 ceaSus. The Part B volume presents pri'nary census data fc;r each village and town giving total population with scheduled caste/scheduled tribe, literates, main workers by main category marginal w.)rkers and non-workers break up. The District Census Handbook Part A and Part C were published in English in 1971 census. Part B v01urne was brought out in Hindi as well as in English in separate issues with a view to enlarging its utility. This, however, resulted in delayed publication of data, erroding some of their topicality by pr010nged time-lag. This tim~, theref0re, the District Cenms Hlnd~ books are being brought out in diglot form in single volumes. The alphabetical list of villages is ghen in Hindi as well as in En31ish to make the reference easier to b)th categories of users. The scope of anatytical n)tes has been enlarged this tim~. They c)nlist of (i) a brief intro ducti(Jn of the District. (U) analysis of data, (iii) intr.):iu~cim to the cenm) handb'J)k; explanations of terms used in the village an:l town directories and definitiom of cen~UJ c )ncept s of general importance. Part B v,)lume contains the analysis of data and the relevant portion of the third part of the analytical notes in Part A. The non-census information was collected through the agency of lekhpals-the basic revenue functionary. The lekhpals collected information for each vilJage under their charge It has passed on to the Census Directorate by the District Cemus Office after getting it duly vetted by the Land Record Inspectors and Tahsildars. The information for towns was supplied by the local authorities. I gratefuJy acknowledge their role in collection of information. We have ; , ~ ( Vlll ) also used material made availabJe to us by the Collectors and District Magistrates in drafting introductory notes on districts, I am extremely thankful to them for their assistance. I grate fUlly thank Sri P. Padmanabha, Registrar General, of In.dia. and Dr. N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General, S( cial Stueies Divisiun for thtir inspiring guidance that came handy to me .all through. I also thank Sri Lal Kishan, Deputy Director, Planning and Co-ordination, Sri Akhlaq Ahmad Deputy Director, District Census Handtook and Shri N. C. Sinha Asstt. Director .and Sri R. P. Singh, Research O£1icer, Map of Census Directorate, uttar Pradesh for their hard work. In the end I ~m thankful to Sri Ashok Dar, Superintendent, Printing and Stati:lUary, U. P. Allahabad and Sri M. C. Pada1ia, Assistant Director and Sri R. K. Saxena, Senior technical Assistant Pirnting with the tea:-Il of Printing unit of this office who have kept a constant watch upon the Printing of this Publication. There is always some gap between what is desired and what is accomplished, both in terms ~f scope of the publication and accuracy of the published material. Yet, I hope, the District Census Handbooks will largely rise to the expectation of the v,triegated users fulfilling s'orhe of their' needs for micro level data. Lucknow Ravindra Gupta 3"Oth March, 1983 Director. (7ensus ()perations, Uttar Pradesh E ~ ~ ~~ :J I ~ .( I' ~ II ~u ~ :I ~ :1 r.. rtJ ~ 'J 0 • \) Importent Statistics f~ :a-~~ m "1\1~~ Descri ption Uttar Pradesh Kanpur District ~~~ln ?:fill ToUtI ~?:fr'ffi Persons 119,862,913 3,742,223 Population ~~" Males ~8.81.9.276 2,944,378 f~~t1't Females 52,942,737 l,6Cf1,84S ;fT1:fTi!T Rural ;;mffi Persons 90,962,898 2,003,731 '_!l)t{ Males 48 ,O.i1,135 1,084.536 f~'llff Famales 42,921,763 924,195 ;:FF.I~ Urban or.rfffi Persons 19,899,115 1,733.492 '.!~"f Males 10,778,141 959,842 f~'lr.rr Females 9.120,974 773,650 Cff.( 1971-81 ~ ~~ it :jf;;~m 'if~ ;;"( 25.49 24.90 Decennial Papulation growth rate 1971-31 f'fio )Area (Sq. Kms.) ~:f!:fi~ (91f ~fT" 294,411.00 6,176 :jf;;~~lfI' '9~ (~fa 9~ fCfi" if).) 377 605 Density of Population per (Sq. Km.) 3I'fITa' "lit f~ (~fa' ~ilin: ~~1 ~T f~:;p:if ij"~r.rr) 885 830 Sex Ratio (No. of females per 1,000 males) m~Hffi ~t: Literacy Rate o q~ Males 38.76 53.40 '" f~T Females 14.04 3}.95 ~~ :jf ( i ) !J~ .l.!~ Cfll if Cfi~;r 1:fT~ Olff'm Persons 29.22 28.06 Main Workers q~q Males 50.31 48.94 '" f~::;pfT Females 5.39 :!.9:; (ii) ~rifrf~qi.fi 'fiJif ~i=t ~i clffffi Persons ],..9 0.40 Marginal Workers Cf~q Males 0.45 0.14 '" f~'!1i:iI Femalel 2.67 0.71 (iii) ifiTif rr ifi \if i{r~ Qllf'ffi Pers(JlIs 69.29 71.54 Non-woders ~qq ;\Iales 49.24 50.92 fp)['lT FrmaJes 91.94 96.37 ( x fwr,ur ~~~ 1,:l~ ~ ~i.t ai:~ ______Description -____ ~ ______Uttar Pradesh Kanpur Di.trict __ it li~"lf t (ii) ~f~"{ If(jf~'{ :;llfw Persons 15.98 12.47 Agricultural Labourers 11 ~~ Males 14.16 ll.3l u ff::r:rt Females 35.23 35.98 (iii) 'llf1;;nf<: ( i v) 3[,;!_f ifill:f i{i1q. " 3fi~Ro Clflf~ at; wi"tim /f.T '!i<:f llm '3fiilf l!t[f if srfilUct c;mU; Persons 21.16 19.76 Percentage of SO Population to total population $~r]' Males 21.08 19.76 f~~ Females 21.24- 19.77 ~W=trn ~~Cjfrf;; it ~t ~f~a 3rFnljl~ J:f 't\1. ~Ff1 'liT ij~r No. of Villages ~)l]' Total 124.193 ~w;~ Inhabited 112.568 1.385 ih: a{JGrT~ Uninhabited 11,625 158 rrtft'ttt ~:{T ofI ~~j 704 17 No. of Towns fGf~T ~ ~ ~T'1 ~ ;:rtl''\l tf,'r ijtfqf~ ijl1TlaIT rf.r qn: ~ \il'TffT ~ I fcrem ~ (ii) ~ ;:rt1"( Ull~~ SM'if-:G: ~ m~ m~ ?l:t ttT ~) ~ OTf~'li 0fTtr0 it ~ ~;:rr( arqf'{f Oflll!f~ ~ ~ ~m fCfi (ar) ~ ~;. lfT (iii) ~ ~~ aiR tffi lIT ~ ~ an~ ~ ~ '1tf"\ 3N 3. "~"'AT ~Tlt iT.;;IT~FlT 1lCf\T;; ~ +. qf\ijl't qf~qH, ~ atrfCf~1 ~ ~~ Cfil 6. ~ ~ O 7. ~T~ ~'til ~n~ 1981 (iii) CfiT1i;::r \ifGff 8. 1Ii"01Ill't Cfi~aer.T~ Gf~ O ~~, ~ ~ Cfi~ ~ ~am') l1T'"fT ~T ~ I ~~ I:fiey:r am: ~~ ~rifT, ~11T , • • ~t: 'l'~ ~ ~ ~ lIT f~ ~ ~ it ~~T ~'li~ f~T ~;q=t ol1fOf~ ~ ik~ it Of'T+r Ol\'Za-r~, C{~ ikfa-~~ ~ ~QT ~ 1 ':j{f ~a'') 1t m~ ~rf., fr 10. qTft:"'f~ ~)q rrrf1:qrf~ ~~7;f)ir ~ '\; '\;~U)~ ~ amJl( ~t ~~ CfiT ~qr<$1, ~m'o/l' m li"'Z+:lTff ij' ~Tm ~t ~fr Q~- 11. IPIf -.r''l' ~it ~ ~~, ~~ lf~'Z lIT ~qrf~ ~~l:j'llf it Cfir~'Zi:i omifffm 'fiT ~1~ ~r DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK l:>istrict Census Handbook is being brought out in two volumes-Part A and Part B fot each district separately. The Part A volume consists of village and town directories giving basi9 information relating to infra-stx'uctnre and amenities and total population of each village and town as thrown up by 1981 Census. The non-census information relates to the year 1979/ 80/1981, making it almost synchronous with the 1981 population census, Part B volume presents primary census data, known as in census Jargon as 'Primary Census Abstract' (peA) for each village and ward of a town. The peA gives totall population with scheduled castes/scheduled tribes, literates, main workers by main categories, marginal workers and non-workers break-up. Two special tables-.one for scheduled caste population and another for scheduled tribe population are also presented in Part 'B' volume. These tables.give tahsil-wise and townwise and also for the district as a whole scheduled caste/scheduled tribe population. It is important for the readers to acquaint themselves with census concepts of general importance. 1. RURAL AND URBAN AREAS The census data are presented by rural and urban areas. A rural area is non-urban. consisting of revenUe villages with well defined boundaries which is the smallest unit in the hierarchy of administrative units. It may comprise of several hamlets. Yet it is considered one unit for' the.. persentiltion .of da~a. 'Habitations in forest areas,are also considered as vilIage~ and each forest range Officer's beat is considered as one forest village. Urban areas have been especially defined for the purpose of population census~ The definition is treated with some flexibility with a view to accommodating nlinor variations for' meeting the 'exigency of the situation. An urban unit has been defined as follows: (a) All places with a municipal, corporation, municipal board, cantonment board, . notified area and town area. (b) All other places which satisfy the following criteria: (i) A minimum popUlation of 5/000; (ii) At least 75% of the male working popUlation engaged in non"agric~ltural activity/ (iii) A popUlation of at least 400 per Sq. km. (or one thousand per sq. mile.) Allied agricultural activities such as fishing, logging etc. have been considered "agricul tural, in 1981 Census for determining the proportion of engagement of male population in 'non agricultural activities for the purpose of declaring a place a town. 2. URBAN AGGLOMERATION The concept· of Uroan Agglomeration,of the 1971 is also adopted {or 1981" census. Very often the growth of towns over-lapped the statutory limits of the city or town. Large ( %vi ) tailway colonies, university campuses, port areas, industrial areas etc. came up outsMe the limits of the town but they form continuous growth with the town. These outgrowths mayor may not by themselves qualify to be treated as separate towns but these outgrowths deserve to be treated as urban areas. Such a town with their outgrowth areas is treated as one urban unit and called 'Urban Agglomeration' and Urban Agglomeration may constitute. (i) A. city with continuous outgrowths, (the part of outgrowth being outside the statutory 1imits but faUing within the boundaries of the adjoining village or villages), (ii) One town with similar outgrowth or two or more adjoining towns with their out-growths as in (i); or (iii) A city and one or more adjoining towns with their outgtowths all (of which form a continuous spread. 3. CENSUS HOUSE A 'census house' is a building or a part of a building having a separate majn entrance from the road or common courtyard or staircase etc., used recognised as a separate unit. It' may be vacant or occupied. It may be used fot' residential or non-residential plH'pose or both. 4. HOUSEHOLD A. household is a group of persons who commonly live together and who t.ake their· meals from a common kitchen unless the exigency of wOl"k prevents them from. do.mg so. There may be a household of persons related by blood or unrelated persons or having a mix of both. Examples of unrelated household are boarding houses, masses, hostels, residential hoteli, rescue homes, jails, ashrams etc. These are called institutional hous.:holds. There may be one",member households, two-member households or multi~member households. For census purpose, each one of these types is regarded as a household. s. SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES A persons has been returned as belonging to a scheduled caste or scheduled tribe if caste or tribe to which he belongs is inclUded in the schedule of the Stat~ Schedulf?d caste can belong to Hindu or Sikh religion. However, a persons belonging to schedllied. tribe can profess any religion. 6. LITERATES A person who can both read and write with understanding in any langu$\ge is to be taken as literate. A person who can merely read but cannot write, is not a litera-teo It is not necessary that a person who is literate should ha-ve paased any minimum oducation~ standard. 7. WORKER In 1981 Census, the economic status of a person has been claSfllied a8 : (i) Main worker ( xvii ) (ii) Marginal Worker (iii) Non-workers Th~ dichotomy of workers and non-work~rs or 1961 and 1971 census has bqen discarded in 1981 census and time disposition criterion in economic activity with one year reference period is adopted. A person who has engaged himself in economic activity for major part of the year (at least 183 days) is considered as main worker while those who worked in for sometime during the last year but not major part of the year have been treated marginal worker. Those who have not worked at all during the one year reference PQriod are non-workers. Work has been defined as participation in any economically productive activity. Such participation may be physical or mental in nature. Work involves not only actual work but also effective supervision and dirqction of work. 8. CULTIVATOR A person is consideyed a cultivator if he has engaged in cultivation as a single worker or family worker of land woned or held from Gov~rnment or held from private persons or institutions for payments in money kind or share. Cultivation includes supervision or direction of cultivation. Cultivation involves ploughing sowing and harvesting and production of cereals and millet crops and other crops such as sugar cane, ground nuts, tapioca etc. and pulses, raw jute and kinder((d fibre crops, cotton etc. and does not include fruit and vegetable growing or keeping of orchards or groves or working on plantation like tea, coffee, rubber etc. 9. AGRICULTURAL LABOURER A person who works in another personts land for wages in mon~y, kind or share should be regarded as an agricultural labourer. He does not have a risk in the cultivation but merely works in another persons land for wages. 18. HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY Household Industry is defined as an industry conducted by the head of the household himself/herself and or by the members of the household at home or within the prec;ncts of house where the household lives in urban il.reas. The larger proportion of workers in a household industry should consist of membqrs of the household inclUding the head. The industry should not be run on the scale of a rqgistered factory which would qualify or has to be registered under the Indian Factories Act. Industry impIiI$ production, processing, servicing or repair of articles or goods such as handloom weaving, dyeing, carpentry, bidi rolling, pottery manufacture, bicycle repairing, blacks .mithy, tailoring etc. n. OTHER WORKERS All workers, who are not cultivators or agricultural labourers or engaged in Household Industry are treated as other workers. This category covers factory and plantation workers, Government servants, Municipal employees, teachers, priests, entertainment artist:!, workers engaged in trade, c)mmerco, business minin~. construction etc. AN ALYTICAJ.., NOTE JNTRODUCTION The district of Kanpur is one of the' five districts of A11ahabad division. It lid bet~A(Cn 25"54-' and 26"·58' north latitude and .79°3.1' and 83"34' ea~t longitud~. According to the Surveyor General of India the area of' the district is 6,176 sq. km. It W;s In the south-' - - ~est centre of the state. In the east it touches districts Unnao and Fatehpur, In the north districts" Farrukhabad, Hardoi and Unnao, in the west dist rict s }alaun or' il'nd Eta-wah and, iri--ihe' south districts }alaun, Hamirpur and Fatehpur. The district. is (1~hkc ~ ilold con_si~sc~s of abuut 6. pet SOQS. Th~ ,district comprises 9f~ 6., t~hsil~ viZ; •.. ~ilha!lrJ DeFaput:, Akbarpur, Kanpur, Bhof.nipur and Ghatampur of which Kanpur' is-the 'most POPU:OllS and Bhogni pur. the least while in area Ghala·npur is the largest and Akbarpur· the . ...sm.il'l{e~t. There are 2,04-3 viilages a.nd 17 ·toWns in the district.. ' ~ Nearly 46.3 per Ct'nt ot the po'.pulati6n resides' in' the: ~urba.n are;:\~ wHile ~ii~ "r~mititlingi 1 5 3.7 per cent in the rural. Urbani sa"ti6n in the district 'is- quite _' bigher ' than J "the:-' rsta:te~ .as- a; -whole (17.9 per cent). In the whole district scheduled caste population is nearly .l9~-per G~nt of the total, while scheduled tribe popuJat ion is 0.03 per cent. The, 1ite;ra~y is as high_ as 43.7 per cent in the district. about 53~4;.fer cent amongst, mal~s and 31.9 per cent amongst females. '~t is only 34.11 per cent in the rq.ra~ aSAKainst ;>4.8, L per cent in the -urban. . . 'fhe participat_ioD rate in econqmic i.O£, mai};l. 'YO) .to tcqtal ~ ~ctivity; i.e. P4b~o~.tie~-- ker~• ~ _ I...~ ,...J__~, _ population is~abo\lt 28. L per c.ent mar ginal wOf]iers. a; Table 1 : Po~ ulatioIl, number of villages and towns population No. of villages ,------~'-,------~------, (---~-~----, No. of Name of Tahsil Total Rural Urban Total Inhabited towns ,---__J__~ r----->-'L~---...... , r---J..------, p M F P M F P M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 Bilhaur 376,403 203,541 172,862 359,412 194.413 164,999 16,991 9.128 7,863 463 408 2 l Derapur 368,291 200,656 167,635 358,544 195,417-163,127 9,747 5,239 4,508 343 324 1 3 Akbarpur 342,491 185,065 151.426 318,651 172,185 146.466 23,840 12,880 10,960 297 288 3 4 Kanpur 1.950.750 1.076,869873,881 306.368 165,229 141,139 1,644.382 911.640 732,742 281 261 7 5 Bhognipur 325,609 175,933 149,676 303,317 163,738 139,579 22.292 12,195 10,097 339 305 3 6 Ghatampur 378.679 202,314 176,365 362,439 193.554 168.885 16.240 8,760 7.480 320 299 1 Total 3,742,2232,044,378 1,697.8452.008.731 1,08 :.536924,195 1.733.492959.842773.6502,043 1.885 17 Tahsil Kanpur has the highest population of 1,950,750 followed by Ghatampur, Bilhaur, Derapur, Akbarpur and Bhognipur. In the rural areas tahsil Ghatampur comes at the top, followed by Bilhaur, Derapur, Akbarpur, Kanpur and Bhognipur. Tahsil Kanpur has the highest urban population of J ,644,382 followed by Akbarpur, BtlOgnipur, BiLhaur, Ghatampur and Derapur. Bilhaur tahsil has the highest number of total viI ages 463 of which 408 are inhabited followed by tahsils D~rapur 343 (324 inhabited), I3hognipur 339 (305 inhabited), Ghatampur 320 (299 inhabited", Aiibarpur 297 (2nS inha,'1ited) and K:.t.npur 281 (261 inhabi ted). 1he distribution of the towns is 7 in tahsil Kanpar , 3 each jn tah~ils l\kbarpur and Bhognipur, 2 in tahsil Bilhaur and 1 each in tahsils Derapur and Ghatampur. Kanpu, M.C. the district hea.d-quarters h.u a population of 1,486,522 fullowed by Ghatampur M. B. 16,240 and Bilhaur M. B. 11,380. Remaining t'Jwns are Kanpur Canit-, Armapur Estate, Northern Rly. Colony, Chakeri, I. T. I. Kanpur, Akbarpur T. A., Pukhrayan T. A" ]binjhak T. A., Rura T. A., Amraundha T. A., Sikandra T. A , Shivrajpur T. A., Bichoor T. A. and Shiwali T. A. GROWTH OF POPULATION '1 here has been an over all popUlation growth of 24.9 per cent in the district as a whole, 17.2 per cent in the rural and 35.:! per cent in tne urban. The foIL wing table gives the position in each tahsil s,eparatdy. TaLle 2 : Decadal Change in dif,tritution of population Population , r------~------_____._, Percentage of decadal Name of Tahsil 1971 1981 variation (1971-81) ,-____L ____ ------. ,---___~ __ L ______'\ ,-____J_ -----, Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 1 ~ 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 - 1 Bilhaur 304,084 304,084 376,403 359,412 16 991 23.78 18.19 2 Derapur 305,428 305,428 368,291 358.544 9,747 20.58 17.39 3 Akbarpur 278,161 278,161 342,491 318.651 23,840 23.13 14.56 4 Kanpur 1,525,835 250,593 1,275.242 : ,950,750 306.368 1,644,382 27.85 22.26 28.95 5 Bhognipur 271,162 264,073 7,089 325,609 303.317 22,292 20.08 14.86 214.46 6 Ghatampur 311,562 311,562 378,679 362,439 16.240 21.54 16.33 Total 2.996,232 1.713,901 1,282,331 3,747,223 2,098,i31 1,'i33.492 24.99 17.20 35.18 Amongst tal'sils, Kanpur h;.s r;--gistered the highfst populati:m growth (27.9 per cent). It is nainly due to hi.':)lp~pu]ar_i(Jn glvy~th in i~s lura: alta. Tahsil Bilhauf_, J:;)erapuf, Akbarpur , " <'Ind Ghatampur were entilely rurai in 1~}71 bl;t n,Hi tah~i: Bi:haur consists of " towns, Derapur and Ghatampur 1 ttw.n in each and Akbarr ar 3 t(JWllS. VILLAGES BY POPULATION RANGES 11' the viila'cs exc;ltclins the uninhaLited (_,ne ar~ arranged by population size (less Van 200,200--4:39, 5(lO-1999, :2000-4~99, 5000 9999 and 10,000+) the position is as follows: Ta~le 3 Distributiull Of villages Ly pupulatiun ranges No. of villages Percentage of villages Range of population in each range in each range 1 2 3 Less than 200 118 6.26 200-499 419 2Z.23 500~1.999 1.118 59.31 2,000-4,999 213 11.30 5,OOV-9 , 999 17 0.90 10,000 & above Tutal 1,&85 180.'10 4 M0re than haif \59.3}6\ ij£ the villa'.es CLrc C'[ sIze 50J-l/190. In the re~ainin3, 2[).5 l-er cent are Sll a';u \ i!Jagcs wi~h 1),.; u'ativn 'ess than S'_!,). Vi':a;;es with p('plllaticn lO,OOl) plus are nen lxiotant in \h(; distli t. VILLAGES EY DENSITY If the dl:a~;(s ale aHal1;_pl by LhLir el, lbi~~ i.e. the Vl'ulalidl per sq. km. the distribu- t icn comes to as presented be low :---- Table ----~------~ -"--...... -.-~-.;;:>.'~~-'-=---"~~------.... Percentage of villages in Range of density Total no, Gf vjlJages each dens ity range (per sq_ km.) in each density range 3 1 2 0.69 0..10 13 0.32 11.2.0 6 0.90 21·50 17 1.86 51.100 35 10.66 101.200 201 20.32 201.300 383 39.52 301-500 745 25.73 501 + above ",85 Not known __.. _. ____ ..,_.TO... -_ --, ._._-_. ------. Ma;>imum nUn1I'er of villages bl\'C a Gcnsily cf :;01-:; f\ Llivwco by the villages with a density of !,;Ol +, Small vilJagcs upto a thmilY d 5U pI.! ~q. tn'. arc only 1.9 per cent of the total number of the inhab'ted \-i11agl's. VU,LAGES BY SCHEDULED CASTE POPULATION In order to have seme idea of tl,c djstributi~n d fchcdu1ed castes in the villages of the district, table 5 below ~ivrs the clistribntil n of inhabited yilla):!;es by proportion of ~::hcduled [a~tee. Table 5 : proportion Of ScltedQ)ed Caste Popllatioa *0 Mal popall'toa III .he 'illages Percentage range of scheduled caste No. of villages Percentage or villages population to total population in each range in each range 1 2 3 NIL 111 5.89 0·5 114 6.05 6·10 147 7.80 11.15 200 10.61 16·20 232 12.31 21.30 28.06 31 & above ""552 29.28 Total 1. ISIS 1".08 There are I 11 out of 1,885 inhabited viI1ages which have no scheduled caste population. In 552 villages scheduled Caste population is more than 31% of the total population. The next highest num ber of villages (529) are in the percentage range of 21-30. VILLAGES BY SCHEDULED TRmE POPULATION There are 16 villages inhabited by scheduled tribes. Table 6 below presents the position in this respect. Table 6 ; Proportion Of Scheduled Tribe PlJpQ)atioa $0 ~o~ popula~oa in the villages Percentage range of scheduled tribe No. of villages Percentage of villages population to total population in each range in each range 1 2 3 NIL 1,869 99.1$ 12 0.64 6·15 1 0.05 16 .. 25 1 O.OS 26~35 2 0.11 36-50 51 & above Total 1,885 1...... 6 In.t\lj1l, ()J,i.lt q£ ~~. ~j6 ;yip~gG~ ~p.haqJted by sc~edukd tnhfs the proporion of scheduled tribes' is ·betwt."en !t6· g.~-~r ~nt·. "Scn~I)tJl;ED CASTE/SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION IN TOWNS OF THE DISTRICT Neacly: .J4.4... per cent. Df urban p'or-ulaticn of the district ccnsists of scheduled ca§tes. and 0.02 per cent by scheduled tribes. Table 7 below gives the scheduled caste/scheduled tribe pop1dation in different towns of the distfict. Table 7 = Proportion Of Scheduled caste/Scheduled Trite population ill towus Total scheduled Total SCheduled Percentage of scheduled Percentage of scheduled Name iifbf. 'lbwn Total caste .., tribe caste popu~ation to tribe . populat ion population population population total population to total population 1 3 4 5 6 1 A~T.A. 10,560 1,270 12.03 2 Amraundha T. A. 6,013 1,183 19.67 16.11 0.13 23,75q 3.84~, . 4 r. 1. T. Kanpur C. T 7~'512 I .... 8.83 ... S Kanpur M. C., Rawat Dur Station --Yard & O.G. ". Central Rly. Colony. 1,486,522 2.12,209 240 14.28 0.02 6 Kanpur Cantt. 90,311 15 13.39 0.02 7 Ghatampur M. "'iL 14.33 9,530 252 16 2.64 0.17 9- JbIDJ{laK T. A. lJ,747 2,181 22.38 9 22.73 0,04 11 Puk~tl T. A. 10,371 1,731 16.69 12 Bith~:r'T. A. 5,318 929 17.47 13 BilhM'tlt M. B. 11 ,380 980 8.61 8,055 1,343 16.67 15 Shivtdj.pUr T. A. 5,611 1,224 2l.81 16 ShiwaH T. A. 5,225 769 14.72 17 Sikandra T. A. 5,908 929 15.72 Tota&~ !'i, 1,733,492 248,794 312 14.35 9.92 ------~------~ ~- -~----~~ 1 Highest proportion of seheduled easte is in l':orthern RlY. Colon.y. atld the. lowest In L~hahrL Sprinkling d scheduled tribes is f;Jlmd in \rmapur Estate, Kanpul M. C. Kanpur Cantt. Chakeri and T\ur: hern Rly. Colony. VILLAGES BY LITERACY RATE An attempt tu see how literacy is co-related with the sizes (if the VlL (tes in the distr:ct has been made in Table 8 below. '] he size range,s are same as in tab~e 3. TaUe 8 : Literacy rates by pJpuiatiu.J ra ,ges or villages Range of No. of villages Literacy population in each range. rate 1 2 3 Less than 200 118 29.99 200499 419 ~.48 500-1,999 1,118 34.16 2,()()().4,999 213 .. 34.'19' 5,000.9,999 17 35.45 10,000 & above ". , Total 1.885 M.Q9 It is observed that with the increase in pO'ptllati:JU' siizdJlof the viUa~sJ"Jflie literacy rate also increases. Starting from 30.0 per cent, in. the 19WtfSt.,.fap'g~ (le'li ~,h W 200) itihas riscq. to 35.5 per cent in 5,000-9,999 range, TOWNS BY LITERACY RATE In the tGtal urban area of Kanpur c0mprising bf 17~iQwns, the {!tude>jlt!8l1a-cy'r ,.~ 1~me5 to slightly over 54 per (ent. Tab:e below gives the literacy !rates for each towt;l of the district. Table 9 : Literaey ra*es for towns Name of town Literacy rate 1 Akbarpur T, A. jl.6~ 2. Amraudha T. A. ;J~. 60, 3 Armapur Estate C.T, 62.32 4- 1. 1. T, Kanpur C,T. . 76.82 ~ : f 5 Kanpur M.e., Rawatpur Station Yard D,G. & Central RiY. Colony O,G. 55 35 6 Kanpur Cantt. 49.74 7 Ghatampur M. B. ·'43.32 8 Chakeri C.T. 6D.S9 9 Jhinjhak T. A. SL.74 10 Northern Rty Colony C,T. :7.43 11 Pukhrayan T. A. 53~20' 12 Bithoor T. A. 4S.SS 13 Bilhaur M. B. 35.41. 14 Rur3 T. A, 57.33 IS ShivraJpur T. A. 45.11l 16 Shiwali T. A. 51.81 17 Sikandra T. A. ", ,S9;,n Total 54.77 1. t. 1. Kanpur C. T. has the highest literacy rate of 76.8 per cent followej by Chakeri C. T. (66.6 per cent) and Armapur Estate C. T. ~62.3 per <.:ent) rat('. Amraundha T. A. l32.6 per cfnt) has the lowest literacy rate. Nine out of 17 towns of the district have more than 50 per cent literates. LITERATES, WORKElS AND SCHEDULED CASTE/SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION Literacy is as high as 43.7 per cent in the district as a whole with 34.1 per ct1nt in the rural and 54.8 per cent in the urban. In respect of total Jiterracy Kanpur tahsil leads. It also Jeads in Urban literacy. Rural literacy is highest in Derapur tahsil. The lowest literacy obtains in rural areas of tahsil Bhognipur and urban areas of tahsil Bilhaur. Male literacy generally confirms to total literacy. It may be interesting to note that female literacy is as high as 45.2 per cent in the urban areas of the district while it is as low as 20.9 per cent in the rural areas. The district has about 19.8 per cent of its population belonging to scheduled caste, about 24.4 per cent in the rural and 14.4 per cent in the urban. Scheduled tdbe popUlation has sprinkling in rural areas of all tahsils except Bilhaur, Main workers constitute 28.1 per cent of the total population of the district with 28.6 per cent in the rural and 27.4 per cent in the urban. The highest participation lS m the Ghatampur tahsil. Main male workers constitutes 48.9 per cent of total male population of the district, 50.2 per cent in the rural and 47.5 per cent in the urban. Bilhaur tahsil has the highest participation of male population. Female participation is quite low around 2.9 per cent in the district as a whole. It is higher in the rural areas than in the urban Marginal workers constitutes only 0.4 per cent of total population. Female marginal participation is quite high in the rural area as compared to the urban areas of the district. After deducting the total workers i.I. main plus marginal from total popUlation the remaining are non-workers. Around 71 per cent of total population consists of non·workers with 70.7 per cent in the rural and 72.6 per cent in the urban. Due to higher participation the propor tion of male non-worken is less than half the female non-workers in the district. A condensed tabl~-l 0 is i1ven here under providini fuU detalls on which this brief analysis is based. 9 Table 10 Literates. ''Yorkers, u;)n~,,!)rkers. s..:l!eduleJ caste!scheJuled tribe pJpulation iu the distdct Scheduled Scheduled Caste Tribe Literates to total Total/ Total Population Popula. Popula- Population I ,-____ ~ l.. ___-, Name of Tahsil Rural! r--'--~---~------" tion to tion to Urban p 1\1 F total tot.. P M F popula- popula- tion tion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Bilhaur Total 376,403 203.541 172,862 25.40 35.60 46.17 23.15 Rural 359,412 194,413 164,999 25.98 35.45 46.12 22.87 Urban 16,991 9.128 7,863 12.97 38.81 47.13 29.16 2. Derapur Total 368,:;:91 200,656 167,635 23.64 0.07 36.33 47.32 23.17 Rural 358,544 195,417 163,127 23.67 0.07 35.91 46.94 22.70 Urban 9,747 5,239 4,508 22.38 51. 74 61.48 40.42 3 Akbarpur Total 342,491 185,065 157,426 24,29 0.07 34.13 45.12 21.21 Rural 318,651 172,185 146,466 25.05 0.08 33.13 44.35 19.95 Urban 23.840 12,880 10,960 14.19 47.42 55.40 38.04 4 Kanpur Total 1,950,750 1,076.869 873,881 15.94 0.02 51.90 60.14 41.74 Rural 306,368 165,229 141,139 24.85 0.04 33.56 44.67 20.56 Urban 1,644,382 911,640 732,742 14.28 0.02 55.32 62.95 45.82 5 Bhognipur Total 325,f;09 175.933 149.676 21.29 0.02 33.49 45.30 19.62 Rural 303,317 163.738 139,579 21.58 0.02 3,Z.72 44.82 18.52 Urban :'2,292 12,195 10,097 17.24 44.07 51.81 34.71 6 Ghatampur Total 378,679 202.314 176.365 24.66 0.04 33.78 45.41 20.44 Rural 362,439 193,554 168,885 25.13 0.05 33.35 45.06 19.93 Urban 16.240 8,760 7.480 14.33 43.32 53.06 31.91 10 •• """"~:.- 1 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 1 Bilhaur Total 28.65 51.33 1.94 0.45 0.17 0.78 29.10 51.50 2.72 70.90 48.50 97.28 Rural 28.72 51.47 1.91 0.46 0.18 0.81 29.18 51.65 2.72 70.82 48.35 97.28 Urban 27.26 48.36 2.76 0.00 0.01 27.26 48.36 2.7'7 72.74 51.64 91.23 a Derapur Total 27.85 49.63 1.77 0.62 0.25 1.07 28.47 49.88 2.84 71.53 50.12 97.16 Rural 27.87 49.69 1.73 0.64 0.26 1.09 .28.51 49.95 2.82 71.49 SO.05 97.18 Urban 26.99 47.36 3-.33 26.99 47.36 3.33 73.01 52.64 96.67 3 Akbarpur Total 28.08 49.72 2.63 0.23 0.12 0.36 28.31 49.84 2.99 71.69 50.16 97.01 Rural 28.25 50.01 2.66 0.24 0.12 0.39 28.49 50.13 3.05 71.51 49.87 96.95 Urban 25.81 45.87 2.23 0.02 0.04 25.83 45.87 2.21 74.17 54.13 97.73 4 Ka.opur Total 27.82 48.18 2.74 0.08 0.07 0.09 27.90 48.25 2.83 71..10 51.75 97.17 Rural 29.68 51.34 4.31 0.26 0.12 4.44 29.94 51.46 4.75 70.06 48.54 95.25 Urban 2.7.48 47.60 2.44 0.05 0.07 0.02 27.53 47.67 2.46 72.47 52.33 97.54 5 Bhognipur Total 28.59 48.42 2.83 1.14 0.30 2.10 28.60 48.72 4.93 71.40 51.28 95.07 Rural 27.61 48.70 2.87 1.22 0.33 2.26 28.83 49.03 5.13 71.17 50.97 94.87 Urban 25.42 44.60 2.25 0.02 0.04 25.44 44.60 2,29 74.56 55.4Q 97.71 6 Ghatampur Total 29.39 49.61 6.19 1.30 0.25 2.52 30.69 49.86 8.71 69.31 50.14 91.29 Rural 29.55 49.75 6.39 1.36 0.26 2,63 30.91 50.01 9.02 69.09 49.99 90.98 Urban 25.84 46.43 1.72 25.84 46.43 1.72 74.16 53.57 98.28 'rotal 28.96 48.94 2.9,2 0.49 9.14 9.;"1 21.46 49,08 3.63 71.54 50.92 96.37 Rural 28.62. sa.18 3.32. 9.71 9.2.1 1.29 29.33 ::0.39 4.61 70.67 49.61 93.39 Urban 27.41 47.53 VW 9.04 9.97 9.02 27.45 47.69 2.46 12.55 52.49 97.$& s:n~fqCli GtWf~1J1;rr ~~ - ~ Primary Census Abstract 12 8TTiji&: OTT9Tm~ llOfFrT f\5((11 1;:r~lJT~ /"fl"n: q;r ~i2rr.T q-rnl:ZT ,.------.-)----'--, ,.-___ .J---____-, otTo ~I) Ql:fo P M P ------~------1 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 -P--~.--~ ______ litrr 6,176.0 624,637 677,349 3,';·12,223 2.044,37a 1,6'/7,345 739,:46 463,952 33S,~9.1 ~T~l~ ~,848.~ 309,235 3~4,76~ 2,eS8,731 1,684,:36 914,195 49J,752 266,122 224,630 327,2 315,402 322,585 1,733A9':: 9~9,84Z 773,6~9 24'3,79'1 137,830 119,964 t:11lT 1,026.9 58,080 67,753 376,403 203,541 172,862 95,596 52,307 43,289 ~p:ftlJf 1,016.4 55,612 64,857 359,412 194,413 164,999 93,392 51,065 42,327 '1l]'\ll:f 10.5 2,468 2,896 16,991 9~128 7,863 2,204 1,242 962 fq~T<: .",.~qTfWf,T .,~rfi~ 6.CO 1,538 1,930 11,380 6,054 5,326 980 550 430 f~cn:T'jf'_!~ ;:FT~ ~=;if ;:fl]'~ltT 4.49 930 966 5,611 3,014 2,537 1,224 692 532 2. :g,{l~~ 6~.j1vr ;:jliT 1,046.9 54,601 63,>74 3G8,2')1 200,656 161,635 87,060 47,691 39,369 ~p:ftlJf 1,046.2 53,023 62,139 353,544 195,417 163,127 84,879 46,543 38,336 .,lfDtT 0.7 1,578 1,835 9,747 5,239 4,508 2,181 1,148 1,033 f~,~ 3. aFfq~~ %_4\B ~\1T 955.,' 52'838 63,551 185,oes 151,426 83,193 45,090 38,103 :r;rn::rT1Jf 948.3 48,812 59,296 318,651 172,185 146,466 79,811 43,222 36,589 3T97q'_!"\ 'lTf~ tE~ ;:m-,r)r.r 2. 25 1,647 1,809 10,560 5,701 4,853 1,270 710 560 1f,._._r "'T~ :i1?l <'f1TX::\ tT 1. 10 1,410 1,463 8,C55 4,386 3,669 1,343 756 587 f~C{T~r Cf.Ff1<: "rt~ B~~ (31) Cf.r~<: tJ;~. ~r. 1 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT ~lf ,-----_~1.. ~ CI I) ~ 'IT;' Q f~ rw'8 ---:::- f'iA".f~lJ)~!~ 'ifU ~~ ~ 1,142 (191 451 1,634,086 1,091,636 fi42,45G 1,050,847 1,998,_ 49,599 Total Kanpar District 839 594 326 648.694 492,173 192,521 574,912 544,170 39,742 Rural 312 187 125 949,392 599,463 349,929 475.135 456,278 18,857 Urban 133,997 93,972 40,025 101,841 104,483 3,358 Total Bilhaur Tahsil 1 127,402 89,670 37,732 103,210 100,069 3,141 Rural 6,595 4,302 2,293 4,631 4,414 217 Urban 4,030 2,631 1,399 3,079 2,919 160 Urban Bilhaur M. B. 2,565 1.671 894 1,552 1,495 57 Urban Shivrajpur T, A. 250 120 130 133.803 94,958 38,845 102,557 99,587 2.970 Total Dcrapur Tahsil 2 250 120 130 128,760 91,737 37,023 99,926 91,106 2,820 Rural 5.043 3,221 1.822 2.631 2.481 150 Urban 5,043 3,221 1,822 2.631 2,481 150 Urban Jhinjhak T. A. 243 208 35 116,886 83,494 33,392 96,158 92,020 4,138 Total Akbarpur Tahsil 3 243 208 35 105,582 76,359 29,223 90,005 86,112 3,893 Rural 11,304 7,135 4,169 6.153 5,908 245 Urban 3,979 2,608 1.371 2,773 2,661 112 Urban Akbarpur T. A. 4,618 2,869 1,749 2,072 2,000 72 Urban Rural T. A. 2,707 1.658 1,049 1,308 1,247 61 Urban Shiwali T. A. 429 243 186 1,012,418 647,640 364,778 542,778 518,801 23.977 Total Kanpur Tahsil 4 117 56 61 102,826 73,801 29,025 90,920 84,832 6,088 Rural 312 1'87 125 909,592 573,839 335,753 451,858 433,969 17,889 Urban 312 187 125 907,010 572,047 334.963 450,588 432,733 17,855 Urban Kanpur U. A. 240 143 97 822,855 516,461 306,394 407.415 391.139 16,276 Urban (a) Kanpur M. C .• Ra~tpur Station Yard O. G. &. C. R. Colon,. O.G.V. -_._---- 14 f.sf~ !:fiT ~fi{~ ~l'O',O:(T ~ '!.IF- 2(!J ~~~ qTf"Cfi 1 0 I;r ~ rn f, ;o~.illT ~if, Z 1;:i,c ~:m'Cf;r, m~~ q 0 'fr' .g f\if~T !~l~I T{lf~ .. !f2.. If\l=llCf JlV8 E;" e Household Industry, ~'i~/~ 1'€f,~~T --~:;l 1-- ¢ 1ft< District/Tahsil/ r--_._..J,...--...... , .----~,___----; ,---"------.., ~J $" ~r Q'lfo ~o ~?fr &{. $0 ~r p 'M F P M F P M F 2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 2ll. lfiT'f$\' Q\'~qq: fit'l 397,126 366.799 19.327 139.991 H3,143 17,841 29,211 2.1,430 1,841 9:l'tlllt' 383,318 373,424 9.894 120.338 lO3.'F3 1",935 11,497 19.497 1.091:1 ::{f(,ttl1' 13,f;98 13.375 433 19,693 9,690 913 17,714 16,933 841 1. f~~n: CI~'ct)~ l.j'\'IT 77,253 76,404 849 16,200 14,473 1,727 2,426 2,185 241 <,fTliTflT 76,038 75.203 835 15.268 13.559 1,709 2,087 1,935 152 rr:rrf\l1 1.2lS 1,201 14 934 914 18 339 250 89 f~~~~ ;;ll1:lfTf~CfiT i{lf\l~ 644 643 669 667 2 271 182 89 f~TH1~~~ 'l~n: €i;;r i{ll~~ 571 558 13 263 2,47 16 68 68 2. ~~r~<: fI~ffi~ f~~i.1) ;o;'n ~~ '1lT~l<;( 613 606 7 287 245 42 170 156 14 3. BFt~ CfiF195 f1lJ'"\ ij~~ i'flf'flzr 8,266 7,916 350 6,093 5.375 718 16,342 15.630 712 (31) DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT CI 0 h. cd Z o u ~~..... f~c:;rTi ~)<:1/ ( ____ _.,~L. ______, ! ,..--.___ L __-, ,.-----_ -~----., ~o ,:!o t':fr ol1c ':!" ~r ~o ~) ~~T p M F P M F p M F 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 3 2 1 492.6~9 473,676 19,583 J.:\,9;38 2.911 12,047 2,677,21'l 1,941,019 1,636,199 Total Kanpur District 28. 59,709 56,796 2,913 14,183 2,283 ll,999 1.419,636 S3S.083 8S 1t -553 Rural 432,951} 416,280 16.679 775 628 147 l,UJ7,582 5G2,9Y.i 754.64) UrbalJ 11,962 11.421 541 1,684 342 1,342 266,878 98,716 168.162 Total Bi/haur Tahsil 1. 9,817 9.372 445 1,683 342 1.341 254,519 94,002 160,517 Rural 2,145 2.049 96 1 1 12.359 4,714 7.645 Urban 1,495 1,427 68 1 1 8.300 3,135 5,165 Urban Bilhaur M. B. 650 622 28 4,059 1,579 2,480 Urban Shivrajpur T. A. 10,483 10.099 384 2,290 504 1,786 263,444 100,565 162,879 Total Derapur Tahsil 2. 8,9.22 8,625 297 2,290 504 },786 256,328 97,807 158,521 Rural 1,561 1,474 87 7,116 2.753 4,358 Urban 1,561 1.474 87 7,116 4,758 4.358 Urban Jhinjhak T. A. 11,255 10.710 545 785 210 575 245,548 92,835 152,713 Total Akbarpur Tahsil 3, 8,036 7,656 3S0 7St 210 571 227,865 85,S63 142.002 Rural ,3,2t9 3,054 165 4 4 17,683 6.972 lO,7il Urb",n 1-207 1,149 58 1 1 7,786 3,046 4,740 Urban Akbarpur T. A. 1,399 1,337 62 3 3 5,980 2,386 3,594 Urban 'Ruta T. A. 613 568 45 ),917 1,540 2,377 Urban Shiwali T. A. 433,$60 4l6,614 16.946 1,574 824 750 1,406,398 557,244 849.154 Total Kanpur Tahsil 4. 13,254 12.406 848 808 196 612 214,640 80,201 134,439 Rural 420,306 404,208 16.098 766 628 138 1,191,758 477,043 714,715 Urban 419,887 403,812 16,07S 766 628 138 1.187,710 475.346 712.364 Urban Kanpur U. A. 378,822 364,267 14.555 722 614 108 1,078,385 430,331 648,054 Urbar (a) Kanpur M. C .• Rawatpur Station Yard O. G. & C. R. Colony O. G. U. <, 16 ~ ~ SI'T'ttllifi :;r~;:n ~ 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 (i) Cfjl~~ Q;lf. ~T. ~iR)lf 261.59 271,833 276,43~ 1,481,789- 819,373 662,416 211,329 117,226 54,103 (ii) '\TCfa-q'\ ~~rr "l1ri ~')lf 0.54 707 708 3,492 2,016 1,476 543 305 238 31'1.- ijfT. (iii) ~t- ~ ~if') i{1f~f"l1 0.39 231 239 1,241 695 546 337 196 141 0iT. iifr. (~) 'liT (If) ~1 Gfi1tfaJilT \tT~ i'{tf~Ttf 5.21 1,957 1,977 9,530 5,4l! 4,119 252 158 94 (~) ant ant eT. S. mq;fI~1: a~[~ lI')'I' 981.7 48,946 55,696 325,609 175,933 149,676 69,311 37,883 31,428 BTf11'rrr 977.0 45,796 51,737 303,317 If3,738 139,579 65,468 35,787 29,681 .,tRT~ 4.7 3,150 3,959 22,292 12,195 10,097 3,843 2,095 1,747 $~Nr iim:~ ;;m:~ 1.94 1,262 1,926 10,371 5,670 4,701 1,731 936 795 atlt~Nr i{lf"{ IR~ ;:rm:TlT 1.80 9S1 994 6,013 3,310 2.703 1.183 660 523 f~~"{T ;:rtT~ ~ ;;tT~t~ 1.00 907 1.039 5,,908 3,215 2,693 929 500 429 6. 'EfTC!'~~ a~4)Vf zrJiJ' 1,103.9 60.003 65,440 378,679 202,314 176,~65 93,396 49,907 43,489 m+rfar 1,099.9 57,327 62.683 362,439 193,554 168,885 91,069 48,617 42.452 "1ir1:Tlf 4.0 2.676 2,757 16,240 8,760 7,480 2,327 1.290 1,037 q-wr2;'{ CFn:qrftfliT ~1~ 4.00 2.676 2,757 16,240 8.760 7.480 2,327 1,290 1,037 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 3 2 1 240 143 820,406 514,806 305,600 406,161 389,915 16,248 Urban (i) Kanpur M. C. 1,696 1,179 517 888 20 Urb, (ii) Rawatpur Station 908 , . Yard O. G. . 753 476 277 346 338 8 Urban (iii) Central Rly:. Colony. O. O. 15 8 7 44,925 29,317 15,608 5,489 24,636 853 Urban (b) Ka.npur Cantt. 32 17 15 14,801 9.592 5;209 50S 6,273 232 Urban (c) Armapur Estate C. t . 9 6 3 12,312 8,286 4,006 356 6,171 185 Urban (d) Northern Rly. Co~ lony C. T. 16 13 3 6,346 4,378 1,968 3,129 3,053 76 Urban (e) Ghakeri C. T. 5,771 4,013 1,758 1,694 1,461 233 Urban (f) I.I.T. Kanpur C:T. 2,582 1,792 799 1,270 1,236 34 Urban Bithoof 1'. A. 50 22 109,062 79,700 29,362 89,419 85,187 4,232 Tota.l Bhognipur Tahsil 5. 50 22 99,239 73,382 25,857 83,753 79,748 4,005 Rural 9,823 6,318 3,505 5,666 5,439 227 Urban 5,517 3,487 2,030 2,601 2,456 145 Urban Pukhrayan T. A. 1,960 1,275 685 1,590 1,545 45 Urban Amraudba. .T. A. '" 2,346 1,556 790 1,475 1.438 37 Urban Sikandra T. A. 170 92 78 127,920 91,872 36,048 111,294 100,370 10,924 Total Ghatampur Tahsil 6. 170 92 78 120.885 87,224 33,661 107,098 ~,303 1~, 795 Rural 7,035 4,648 2,387 4,-196 4,067 129 Urban 7'035 4.648 2,387 4,196 4,067 12,9 Urban Ghatampur M. B. Note :--1. Provisional "Geographical Areall figures of state/districts are supplied by the Surveyor General. Figures for Urban area are those supplied by the Local Bodies. Area figures for rural area are derived by substracting the urban area from the total area of the district. The area figures totalled over all the tahsils in a district will not tally with the district figures because the former are those sUpplied by the Director of Land Records (Board of Revenue). 2. The village.wise areas are as reported by the Tabsildar, while the rural areas of each tahsil (in District Primary Census Abstract) has been derived by deducting the sum of urban areas from the total area figures of the tahsil furnished by tbe Board of Revenue, U. P. 18 fri 'fIT snq~ Qf~;ri m ,...... -_-... __ . 1 2 .3 22 23 24 25 26 27 2S 29 30 (i) ~'l~ qlf. m. 5. +{)If'ir~~ ~~ lTFr 55,932 54,211 J,721 20,082 18,084 1,998 1,726 1,588 138 wnf'rUT 54.675 52.993 1,682 19,071 17,123 1,948 1,452 1,322 130 iflR"r2J 1,257 1,218 39 1,011 961 50 274 266 8 ~~Frr tt1f~ w... 'f1f'it~ 342 318 24 253 237 16 114 109 5 ~trm~~ ~'t 512 506 6 551 524- 27 37 36 1 f~T~~~ ;;tJ"\TlI' 403 394 9 2IJ7 200 7 103 121 2 6. 'El'TClt~ ~t1 ItTIl 64,140 60,373 3,7b1 31,119 24,943 6,176 2,315 2,126 189 11Jl1M 63,471 59,7OS 3,763 30,373 24,225 6,148 2,129 1,943 186 ~-a~ 669 665 4 746 718 28 186 183 .3 ~T?:lf~~ ~q-rf~tliT 'itJ1:llf 669 665 4 746 718 28 186 ]83 3 19 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT -----...... --- 31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 38 39 3 2 1 377,570 363,043 14,5'27 722 614 108 1,274,906 428,846 646,060 Urban (i) Kanpur M. C. 907 887 20 2,584 1,128 },456 Urb", (ii) Rawatpur Station Yard O. G. 34$ 337 8 895 357 538 Urban (iii) Central RIY. Colony O. G. 23.449 22.649 800 20 3 17 64,802 25.768 39.034 Urban (b) Kanpur Cantt. 6,486 6,255 231 10 9 1 17.235 7.235 10.000 Urban (c) Armapur Estate C.T. 6,320 6,139 181 15,083 6.290 8,793 Urban (d) Northern RJy. Co- lony C. T. 3,124 3,049 75 5 4 6.396 2.357 4.039 Urban (e) Chakeri C. T. 1,686 1,453 233 9 1 8 5.809 3,365 2.444 Urban (f) 1. 1. T. Kanpur C.T. 419 396 .23 4.048 1.697 2.351 Urban Bithoor T. A. 11.679 11.304 375 3,690 536 3,154 232.500 90.219 142,290 Total Bhoganipur Tahsil S. 8.SSS 8.310 245 3.686 536 3,150 215,878 83,454 132.424 Roral 3.124 2.994 130 4 4 16.622 6,'156 9.866 Urban 1.892 1.792 100 7,770 3.214 4,556 Urban Pukhrayan T. A. 490 479 11 3 3 4.420 1,765 2.655 Urban Amraudha T. A. 742 723 19 4,432 1,777 2,655 Urban Sikandra T. A. 13,720 12,928 792 4,935 495 4.440 262,450 101.449 161.001 Total Ghatampur Tahsil 6. 11.125 10,427 698 4.935 495 4,440 250,406 96.756 153.650 Rural 2.595 2,501 94 12.044 4,693 7.351 Urban 2,595 2.501 94 12,044 4,693 7.351 Urban Ghatampur M. B. 0 J:;r ~ .;. Z 3Tl 0 \ifT 0 ~~~ u i.QC f \if t?TT IQ~ B'r~ 1;:rT"{ uf~Cf qf,cn~l 1W'g ----";:;- 'iu 1£ f! l'lif~l.?m ar~~fT.fj" '5fT~Cflf) opT ~"'Q/~"{/'f.'f:qr (I:r ;::J District/Tahsil / ..... ~ No. of House- ~ Nf \if;:r( '§m i,~ ~- Total population of u. A.!City --I;"" !! holds with ~~ 1i8 'E=~ S, C. Members Scheduled Castes Literates ~ Town L ___., r--_..J-----...... r- ~o ~o "1' ClfO ~(' r~) p M F P M P ---_..,...... _._ 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 S ----.-.--~--.- .. --- -.------~.-- 138,181 739.S46 493,952 33.3,594 174,357 136,410 37,947 28. cr;l;r~ ~q1 tlltt VTffl .... 89,786 499,752 266.122 224.630 91.548 71.239 14.318 i{'T~'ltf 48.581 248.794 137,838 119,964 82,899 59.189 23.629 43.289 18.730 15,63.1- 3.896 1. far~T~ q~~:it~ lfTtT 18.351 95,596 52,307 m'f"tvr 17,920 93,392 51.065 42,32-7 18.287 15.273 3,014 itlT'{Ilf 431 2,204 1,242 962 443 361 82 fq~)1: if1T~qlf~CfiT ;pn.:I~ 196 980 550 430 174 153 21 f~Gr~T\jf'1~ 'i1f"{Wt'l' "flT-irlf 235 1.224 692 532 269 208 61 2. :g~r:!{ (f~J:j)(i{ lfllT 16,637 87,OCO 47,691 39,369 17.535 14.416 3.119 tATlfTI1l 16,228 84.879 46.543 38,336 16,938 13,969 2,969 'l~{T7;f 409 2,181 1,148 1,033 597 447 150 f~'+liii itlT<:~~ ttlT"{ilt 409 2,181 1,148 1,033 597 447 150 3. ~~~\~m~ mtJ 11,963 83,193 45,090 38,103 14,967 12,674 2.293 uTiiiur 11.313 79.811 43,222 36,S89 14,045 11,961 2.084 tttJ\Tl:f 650 3,38.2 1,868 1.514 922 713 209 3Fli~~~~ if.g€f~ if 'Rill 242 1,270 710 560 303 235 68 ~~T 4. CfiTi'i'l"{ ij~;r:'l~ lfBr 60.625 310,990 171.074 139,916 92,999 67,750 25.249 ~rlf)1Jf 14.674 76,133 4O,88S 35.245 13,549 11 .211 2.338 ~)l:f 45.9$1 234,857 130,186 104,671 79,450 56,539 22,911 Cfiri'i'l~ ;;rr~ ij+r,,~ if~Dl:f 45,783 233,928 129.660 104,268 79.198 56,333 22,865 (31) tf,;"f~l: l!;1l.U\'. ~T<.fCf~ it~Ttr'" 41,734 212,Z09 117,727 94,482 71,071 50,551 20,520 'J,~ ~hl'1 uri an.\;lf. ~~r ~f. 3TH. PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES l!{§ll' ~~-~------ c:s • o 0 i ~. .k" Z P fGfi1T /~U"r"(i/"fTR ~ u ---';::;- 'i~ ... ~~ ~~/~{ / .....L. r----"-----. ,----J....-__ ___, ~o ,!o ~-..ft 0lI' $0 ~'!fr 'OlI'o ~o ri\- p M F P M F P M F 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 3 2 1 2.21,769 :z.Ol,'1A5 2G,~24 67.110 64.~e3 2,607 71,993 64.563 12.440 Total Kanpar Distrie. 152.164 136.;;S6 15,8G8 65.2~9 62,783 2.516 72.917 60,986 11,931 Rural 69.695 64,889 4,716 1.811 1,720 91 4.986 3.577 589 Urban 29,683 27,896 1.787 17,476 17,221 255 9,960 8,585 1,375 Total Bilbaur Tabsil 1 28,997 27,247 1,750 17.312 17,059 253 9,657 8.299 1.358 Rural 686 649 37 164 162 2 303 286 17 Urban 307 289 18 30 29 1 154 152 2 Urban Bilbaur M.B. 379 360 19 134 133 1 149 134 15 Urban Sbivrajpur T.A. .25,607 24.023 1,584 12,746 12,430 316 10,556 9.429 1,127 Total Derapur TabsH 2 24,945 23,430 1.515 12,557 12,245 312 10,400 9,311 1,089 Rural 662 593 69 189 185 4 156 118 38 Urban 662 593 69 189 185 4 156 118 38 Urban Jhinjbak 'f .A. 25,320 22,918 2,402 11.727 11,485 242 11,342 9,387 1,9$5 Total Akbarpur Tabsil 3 24.388 22,028 2,360 11,603 11,364 239 10,987 9.051 1,936 Rural 932 890 42 124 121 3 355 336 19 Urban 'J 341 320 21 28 26 '- 182 171 11 Urban Akbarpur T.A. 390 377 13 11 11 123 117 6 Urban Rura T.A. 201 193 8 85 84 1 50 48 2 Urban Shiwali T.A. 90,026 82,532 7.494 8,984 8,414- 570 15,294 12,837 2,457 Total Kanpur Tabsil 4 24,385 21,349 3,036 7,929 7,427 502 12,640 10,579 2,061 Rural 65,641 61> 183 4,458 1,055 987 68 2,654 2,258 396 Urban 65,386 60.937 4,449 1.017 949 68 2,512 2,118 394 Urban Kanpur U.A. 59,701 55.663 4.038 1.007 939 68 2.501 2,109 392 Urban (a) Kanpur M.C. Rawatpur Station Yard O.G. & C.R. Coloney O.O.U. - _r __ _ , ___ , _ ---~.--.-----.-.------~~----~--~~. ~---.- ~--- _.- 3l~\lf.€f~ ~f~l i6 f~ Sl1'(~ ~;n m: ~ Cfi'T11 Cf)\~ cn~ Main Workers ------~----... -~------.... .r.o ~ JIO C) f\"iffiT Ifff!JT~ /~ f~.._ .._ qTf~f~Cfi ";j~Tlf, ~qrq." ij~." 'i'8 ,_ ~ U /'f."f"€(f p ~ mcrrnrr aft~ l1Z~l1q ~6_!~ (<-- .... It" ::I a ~ r District jTahsi 1f o-~ Household Industry Manufacturing SFlf 0fiT11 if.1:~ CfT~ U. A.!City! .___~- ~ Processing, Servicing and Repairs Other Workers f·i j:;" ~ 0 Town ~o V (a) (III) IV V(b), & VI to IX) ~ Eo-< , r------L-----. r- _J_ --.., &(0 ~o "f,:{T ~c ~o ~T p M F p M F 1 2 3 20 21 22 23 24 2S 28. lfil~~' ,,~~~ 5,195 4,516 589 72,551 67,663 4,888 WT~"'''' 2,788 2,367 421 11,166 19,229 949 ~tq 2,317 2.149 168 61.391 57,443 3.948 t. f~~~ e-~~T~ ~)lf 359 328 31 1,888 1,762 126 ~HfrtIf 349 319 30 1,679 1,570 109 .,~"fftt 10 9 1 209 19~ 17 f~~ ;;ir~qrf~T i{1fU~ 2 1 1 121 107 14 fu~T~ ;:{lf~~ 2. ~~l$~ o~~T 3. 0T'f.1iI~~l: cr~u'~ ijlll 435 386 49 1,816 1,660 156 ;,rfl~TIJ) 350 302 48 1,448 1,311 137 '1lf~t~ 85 84 1 368 349 19 ~~l: i1~ef~ '1~rl{ 4 4 127 119 8 ~T if1T\~~ .,;yU~ 77 77 179 172 7 f~~t il~H~~ 4. CfiT;;~~ ({~~t~ tr'Fr 2.934 2.C04 330 62,814 58,677 4.137 ~llftot 834 656 178 2,982 2,687 295 Ff1RTll 2,100 1,948 152 59,832 55#990 3,842 'fiFf,:!~ ;:;if~ Ul1.. ~ ;:milll 2,095 1.943 152 59.762 55,927 3,835 (31') ~~ ~l1.BT. ~F",(i- .,lT~r1 1,889 1.748 141 54,304- 50,867 3,437 ~~ ~?;~;:; mi art. it. ~ orr. 011\. filll.\ff'f't ail. \;,{f. '!. ~-~-~~-- -"~ ~- _.- --~----~-~.------"---._ PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES - :; o 0 r~ ~ 'It" Z f~T /~~fr~ /"iflfT.. Iu.I u -- "::;- 16='8 s f ~~/~t./~srr U 'ii-:I It" Cl i-~ District/Tahsill feY Q ~--- t}6'- .;; ~l+ttf<:i 26 27 28 29 30 31 3 2 1 .--,---~--- ~--~-- S.296 776 4,529 512.481 291,931 319,559 Total Kanpur District 28 5.124 635 4.4~9 333,464 129.131 294.333 Rural In 141 31 179.911 72.899 196,217 Urban 758 99 659 65,155 24.312 40,843 Total Dilhaur Tahs iI 1 758 99 659 63,637 23,719 . 39.918 Rural 1,518 593 925 Urban 673 261 412 Urban Bilhaur M.B·. 845 332 513 Urban Shivndpur T.A. 1.017 150 867 60,43fi 23,518 36,918 Total Derapur Tahsi I 2 1,017 ISO 867 58.917 22,963 35.954 Rural 1,519 555 964 Urban 1.519 555 964 Urban Jhinjhak T. A. 363 61 302 57,510 22,111 35,399 Total Akbarpur Tahsil 3 360 61 299 55.063 21,133 33,930 Rural 3 3 2.447 978 1.469 Urban 929 390 539 Urban Akbarpur T.A. 3 3 950 379 S71 Urban Rura T.A. 568 209 359 Urban Shiwali T.A. 4~ 212 285 210.461 88.330 132.137 To.al Kanpur Tahsil 4 328 71 257 51.420 19.468 31.952 Rural 169 141 28 169.047 68.862 100,185 Urban 169 141 28 168,373 68,582 99.791 Urban Kanpur U.A. l~ 137 19 152.352 61,927 90,425 Urban (a) Kanpur M.e. Rawatpur Statilln Yard O,G. & C.R. Coloney O.O.U. _~ __ ~T'''''''''- __ ' - _____ -----~~-~------.-, __ .~ __ ~_~.~ • ____ ~_'T .-~ .. --~-~ ----~--- - , 2' ~~ analtl ~ f~q SfNf'f6 ~~(T(Jlt=(T rn -.~--"------~---- .. -- _------_-_------~--- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (i) ~l"'~i,. Q;~.~). ;;~"ttli 41.579 211.329 117,226 94,103 70,740 50,298 20,442 (ii) \TCf~~~ ~lra'l ijji ifir'flij 102 543 305 238 161 130 31 8lT.\ilT. (iii)I ij:rc\>f,. t~~ qa~);ft 'lfHTlf 53 337 196 141 170 123 47 ail. iii). (~) ~~ \il~UAT s. 'ijl1Fn~ ij~~l~ lfltf 13.251 69.311 37,883 31,428 13.627 11,452 2,175 urq)ur 12,537 65.468 35,787 29,681 12.769 10.758 2,011 'ilT,{TlI' 714 3,843 2.096 1,747 858 694 164 2;~;;q~ 'I1RTlf 331 1,731 936 795 482 371 111 f~~T~1$r rr~)lf 210 1.183 660 523 207 181 26 ~r~~ ;;q~lij 173 929 :500 429 169 142 27 6. ~~~('1 lIlif ]7.460 93,396 49,907 43,489 16.499 14.484 2,015 q'Tlffl1f 17.034 91.069 48,617 42,452 15,960 14.058 1,902 iflTUlf 426 2.327 1,290 1.037 539 426 113 ~req~~ if1mlfe;; PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 3 2 1 59.468 55.447 4,021 1.007 939 68 2.500 2,108 392 Urban (i) Kanpur M.C. 141 129 12 1 1 Urban (ii) Rawatpur Statiun Yard O.G. 92 87 5 Urban (iii) Central Railway Colony O.G.' 3.047 2.821 726 9 9 5 S Urban (b) Kanpur Cantt. 965 920 45 Urban (0) Armapur Estate C. T. 1.401 1.297 104 1 1 6 4 2 Urban (d) Northern Rail~y Coloney C.T. 99 95 4 Urban (e) Chakeri C.T. 173 141 32 Urban (f) I.I.T. Kanpur C.T. 255 246 9 38 38 142 140 2 Urban .Bithoor T.A. 20.967 18.895 2.072 7.667 7,188 479 11,094 9.699 1,395 Total Bhognipl1r Tahsil 5 19,908 17,923 1,985 7.464 6.998 466 10.697 9,32.8 1,369 Rural 1.059 fJ12 87 203 190 13 397 371 26 Urban 468 417 51 56 45 11 129 127 2 Urban Pukhrayan T. A. 346 322 24 93 92 1 216 196 20 Urban Sikandra T.A. 245 233 12 54 53 1 52 43 4 Urban Amraudha T.A. 30,166 24,981 5,185 8,510 7,765 745 18,757 14,626 4,131 Tot&ll Ghatarnput Tahsil 6 29,541 24,379 5,162 8.434 7.690 744 18,536 14,418 4,118 Rural 625 602 23 76 75 1 221 208 13 Urban 625 602 23 76 75 1 221 208 13 Urban Ghatampur M.B. 26 ~f~ ~tf~l ~ f~ ~ati \iI~," mt 1 2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 (i) "IiT~~ {(if. ijT. ijrn;Tl;f 1,889 1.748 141 54.072 50.65.2 3,420 (ii)~~~ 5 • *TT'T 6. q~2:~ a'~~)\;r lflif 544 460 84 2.355 2.130 225 ~flirllTf 512 428 84- 2.059 1.843 21~ ;:rlI~)tr 32 32 296 287 9 'fmf~~~ "Ilf'frzr 32 32 296 287 9 27 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES __ ._~~_~r.~ _.~ .. _~ 26 27 28 29 30 31 2 1 --_. ~ -_.--- . __ - ~-.------~-- 156 137 19 151,705 61,642 90,063 UrbtlD (i) l 1 9,042 3,66~ 5,374 Urban (b) Kanpur Cantt. 4 4 2,872 1,232 1,640 Urban (0) Armapur Estate C.T, 3.472 1,442 2,030 Urban (d) Northern Railway Colony C.T. 153 63 90 Urban (e) Cbakeri C.T. S 8 482 250 232 Urbtln (f) I.I.T. Kanpul' C.T. 674 280 394 Urban Bithoor T .A. 966 III 855 47,378 18.877 28,501 Total Bhognipar Tahsil S 966 111 855 44,594 17,753 26,841 Rural 2.784 1,124 1.660 Urban 1.263 519 744 Urban Pukhrayana T .A. 837 338 499 Urban Sikandra T.A. 684 267 417 Urban Amraudha T. A. 1,695 143 1,552 61.535 24,783 36.752 Total Ghatampur Tahsil 1.695 143 1,552 59.833 24,095 35,738 Rural 1,702 688 1,014 Urban 1,702 688 1,014 Urban Ghatampur M. B. 0 o z tr II) 1W'g f~j~~/ r----_;._---~ ,_.--__ ~l. __------.. ~o ~C) ~!:fT &To ~o ~T p M F p M F ~----.- ~~~- 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 211 ~t,\,~ ~0{'R tI)1T 183 1.14l 691 45J. 19,Z 152 48 '1~1vr w 83Q 594 326 84 8l Z i{lT~j1:r 62 31l 181 US 183 79 3S 1 f~~i<:: c!~ulvr trtlJ' illf)Jr .,.~rftlf f1il$ i1 if<:l:fIfWfl Oltf'UlI' f~nn:r~<:: orT<:: e~'l{ 'lll~'l{ 2 ~rl~ ~~;gT~ lfTlf 50 2SI) 120 130 19 18 1 lXTlfTIT( 50 250 120 130 19 18 1 "tRlq f~'li'fi i1:rJ'<:: tR?'( i11P:~ 3 ~~~ o6:Ul~ l:ffrf 22 243 208 35 22 22 «TlflQT 2~ 243 208 35 22 22 'lrrilll' a;q;GT~~ rrlT~ ~'l' '11J't:ll1' ~T~~ ;:mUll' f~ 4 -~.~~. ----~- --~.----~---- ~- 2P PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRmES ~~I:f Cfifif = o 0 'tt- Z ii_- ~-wrr/?i~~/~/ lID 0 s e ~~/~~F / ~--~ ,-----J--~ ~ Iqo ~o ~) a?;Jo ~o ~) Olj'o ~o ~) P M F P M F P M F 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 3 1 291 284 7 26 2.5 1 145 14Z 3 To~l Kanpur D's(rict 224 217 7 26 25 t 145 142 3 Rural 67 (J] Urbao Total Bilhaur Tahsil 1 Rural •• , Urban ... Urban Bilhaur M. B . ... Urban Shivrajpur T. A. 56 5S 1 18 13 14 13 1 Total Derapur Tahsil 2. 56 55 1 18 18 14 13 1 Rural ... Urban ... Urban Jhinjhak Tahsil 98 98 90 90 ... Total Akbarpur Tahsil 3 98 98 SIO 90 ... Rural ... Urban ... Urban Akllarpur T. A • ... Urban RUra T. A. ... Urban ShiwaU T. A • 100 2 2 4 14 26 24 2 Total Kanpur Tahsil 4 33 31 2 4 4 26 24 2 Rural 67 67 ... Urban 67 67 ... Urban Kanpur U.A. 44 44 ... Urban ------~--~--.-. -- -~ ------_"_ ---. -.~-- ---_._-- .. ~ -.~---- .. -~.-- ~-~-----__..,- i II I l:!~ _~ ______L __~ ______-, 0. .; Z i] 119 .g f~T/Q~~T~/;:rn:- :5 qrf~c{Tf~Cfi ~~, ~1:f'TG:;:r, ijm~." 1f8 "-'--t>~--- ~/~/'fif5fr 1t-13 mC{f~ m~ +{~~+rCf District/Tahsil! ..... ~ Household IndustrY. Manufacturing aTrli 'liTl1 j.§ ~:::- ~~ ~l~ U.A.jCitY Processin~ Servicing and Repairs ~5 ~ "" Other Worl , ._)_~ ,- &To ~o ~'!ifT Ci 2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 28 q'iT~~ ;jr.:p~'~ ~)" 4 116 :113 3 ~n~l" "3 3 59 47 3 ~~n:lli 1 1 66 66 1 f~'h:' ij~~ ~lif t;lHf\,~ i'[ll"~T~ f~ i'[lf"(qTfi:'f'liT ;:rlT~T~ f~iq~T~~ rr~\ey~ i'[n~)~ 2 hT:l;t a~~~ ?:iTlT .2 2 22 22 Vf+rT{TJ 2 2 2% 22 ;1lT~I'<;f f~~ ifTT~~ rr~~ 3 3l'fi~r~~ ci~~l~ mlf 8 8 lAP:{T~ 8 8 i'[~T~ Ol~~~~·~ 'llf~T~ ~~T <1~~ ~~Tlf fij" 4 CfiT"I~~ ~Tq{ (illT 1 1 69 69 lATt1Tl:!) 3 3 rrlT~l _"------.------.-~--~-- -~-.--.~-~------~- PRIMARY CENSi1S ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES Q o 0 ~.e 'IT" Z tt"2.. f~r/cr~i!;iT~/~. 1v.l-8 _-I;" 'ii-::l~ ~~~/~~ r I~GfT 1i8 I::<,_~ _ District/Tahsil/ It: Q j.~ mllITCi'fi ,- ----, ,--____~t._ ___~_...... , ~o ~o ~?fr C<:fo ~o ~?fr p M F P M F ------26 27 28 29 30 31 3 2 ( 1 15 7 8 836 49G oU(i Total Kaopur District 28 14 6 8 592 281 311 Rural 1 1 144 119 US Urban Total Bilhaur 'rahsil 1 Rural Urban Urban Bilhaur M. B. Urban Shi vrajpur T. A. 6 1 5 188 64 124 Total Derapur Tahsil 2 6 1 5 188 64 124 Rural Urban Urban Jhinjhak T. A. 145 110 35 Total Akbarpur Tahs if 3 145 110 35 Rural Urban Urban Akbarpur T. A. Urban Rura T. A. Urban Shiwali T .A. t 1 328 144 184 Total Kanpur Tahsil .. ... 84 25 59 Rural 1 1 244 119 125 Urban 1 1 244 119 125 Urban Katlpur If. A. 1 1 195 98 97 Urban (a) Kanpur M. C. Rawatpur Station Vard o. G. & O. R. Colony O. O. U. , 32 at~~ ~mfa~ ~ f~~ ${tq~ iiA~t:{' m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ( i) Cfi ril'!"{ t:(l{. ~T. i{i{~"ttr 48 240 143 97 58 39 19 (Ii) ~rcrcr:r~ ~~ij mi i{ll'{l'll ar). ;;ft. (i i i) ~~~ ~~ ~TQf);r') ;;tt~Tll ail. i.iTf. (q) CfiT"f~"{ ~c ~il·ftll 3 15 8 7 11 4 7 (~) arm'I.~ ~a ;;riltj'iJli'lT <{1f"{ rr~lll' 5 32 17 15 22 14 8 (i{) ~ ~ifct ;;PTQfli{T ;m,{T S 'ij)trif'l2;~ ~~Tt>t' If)~ 10 SO 28 2.2 6 6 ~;mrtUf 10 50 28 22 6 6 ~t 1 6 'CfWf2;~ ~~Tt>1' llm 22 110 92 78 21 20 ~.n~TUf 22 170 92 78 21 20 1 ifm:)lf 'CfTeJf'l~ ~qf~ ~tlf jj PiU~Y ,CENSl!S ~TRJ\{;'J ',FOJt ~llFJMJLED TRmES 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 3 2 1 44 44 Urban (i) Kanpur M.C., ... Urban (ii) Rawatpur Station Yard 0.0. Vrb4lll (iii) Q,ntral RI,. Colony O. O. 4 4 U~ban (It) Kanpur Ca.lltt. 8 S Urban (c) Armapur Estatoe.T. 2 2 Urban Cd) Northern Rl,. Col- ony C. T. 9 9 Urban (c) Chakcri C. T. Urabn CC) I.I.T. Kanpul' C. T. Urbl.n Bithoor T. A. 9 3 1 2 1 1 Total BhognipuF Tahsil 5 9 8 1 2 1 1 Rwad Urban Ur~n PukhraY~1l T.A. Urban Amrauelha T. A. Urban Sikandra T. A. 28 2S 3 2 2 15 IS Total Ghatampur Tahail 6 28 25 3 2 2 15 15 Rur,1 Urban Urban Ghatampur M.B. M ,,!~Md'" ~ftftif • ~ "~4i ~ ~ 23 24 25 2 3 20 21 22 1 1 43 43 (i} 1fT~~~ ~1f. m. ~T'lf .(it) ~i 5 )l)lJrrT~"{ )r~m~ ~~lT 7 7 fr;f~ 7 7 .' ~ , <\1ft~ ... ~r~m1fT ijm~ ;r~u'ii 8T~*1m" ;:m~~'t 'fl1'7T4 fl:;~u ~;r~~~ ~1h 1 1 10 7 6 ' PR1MARY CENSUS ABSTRACf FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES 26 21 28 Z9 30 31 3 2. 19S 98 97 Urb;lll (i) Kanpur M. C. ... Urban (ii) Rawoltpur St~ti{)n Yard O. G. Urban (iii) Central Rly. Colony O. G. 11 4 1 Ulban (b) Kanpur C,mtt. 24 9 15 Urban (c) Armapur Estate C. T. 7 4 3 Urban (d) Northern Rly. ColonY C.T. 7 4 3 Urban (e) Chllkeri C. T. Urban (f) I. 1. T. Kanpur C. T. Urban Bithoor T. A. 41 20 21 Total Bhognipur Tahsil S 41 :0 21 Rural Urban Urban Pukluayan T. A. Urban Amraudba T. A. Urban Sikandra T .A. I' , 3 134 62 12 Total GhatllmplU' Tahsil 8 S 3 134 {)2 n Rural Urban Urban Ghatllmpur M. B. ) \ " o I z+-.. ---- o 1- m~'{ tf~" 1 - Bilbaur Tahsil 38 Vl'if em crUf~ ~i t~~l~ ~m~ . C1T~'l C1)~ij ~)m solt' Uo m1T ifiT ifTiT 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 :3 .... 1 ~'!\ ~if 89 36 ~h:'1f~' 1fQ:~qr 206 71 'fic"{T ~~+r~ f~~\ 380 2 ar-;{liTro<:: 124 37 am: if~~ m1Tf 79 72 'fic,) ~;"jT~ 369 3 STGfTt'fl' 298 38 am:mT 110 73 'fi~) ~aT qT~~~,!' 46 4 3leqT 368 39 tfi-f.Cfij 174 74 'fiCl:T ~t'ff CfiTiiJTti~ 5 5 arretT 142 40 6 ~ 82 41 Cfie1:T 3TCCfT 367 76 'fi 11 ~T~ \1'1i ~T i{3i 162 46 16 8Tf\T\lf) ~~ '\1i \ ~3i 168 51 'finT itIT~ 352 86 'fiT~,!\ m~T1T 284 52 17 3Tlt'fI19;' 398 Cfie\T 1T111~ 54 87 vm1 ., ,qqri~~Pt far~ ~')~ . _, ... , ~- .---" _....-._ -.-~. ~)~i{ mm ~)~~;Y ijiif ij-. ~ Hr .1 .2 3 1 2 ~ 1 2 3 , lQ6 ~(:fTt1~~ 248 141 lT~~<: 1 176 Gfml13i 99 107 ~i~~ 41 1.2 'Cf~trHl~<: 360 177 \1fT~Tar~~ 307 IPS ~~ ~)Gfff~~ 161 143 'CfT'O[~~ 377 178 CCfi~) 231 109 ~~T ~m 207 144 'CfT~ 140 179 f~T 186, . .... 7llO ~\GfT 137 145 ~il"3i 213 180 fElT~T~ 382 111 ~f~trT ~38 146 =tf9'i