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Kodarma 1001 District Having Lowest Sex-Ratio- Dhanbad 874 CENSUS OF INDIA 2001 SERIES- 21 JHARKHAND PAPER 1 OF 2001 PROVISIONAL POPULATION TOTALS PEOPLE ORIENTED SUDHIR KUMAR RAKESH Director of Census Operations, Bihar CONTENTS SL. NO. PARTICULARS PAGE NO. 1 Foreword v 2 List of Officersl Officials involved in preparation of Provisional Population Totals vii 3 Figures at a Glance ix 4 State Highlights x 5 Map showing Administrative Division of India Highlighting State xi 6 Map showing Administrative Division of State, 2001 Census xiii 7 Introduction 1 8 Analysis of Results 7 9 Provisional Population Tables 21 10 Maps 27 11 Diagrams and Charts 35 12 Organisational Chart of Census Hierarchy 45 13 Specimen Copy of Houselist Schedule 47 14 Specimen Copy of Household Schedule 49 15 Pictorial 51 V\J9b FOREWORD After the successful completion of Census of India 2001, it gives me great pleasure to present these provisional population totals for the state of Jharkhand. This paper gives some basic characteristics of the population of Jharkhand as on 1st March, 2001 (00.00 hrs.) as recorded during the population enumeration work related with Census of India 2001. These figures are only provisional ones, compiled on the basis of the abstracts of population data prepared by the enumerators. These provisional population figures are being published with the intention of meeting the immediate need of the Government, various organisations, researchers and the general public. It would help provide them the basic population figures as quickly as possible after the population enumeration work has been completed. At this stage our intention is not either to interpret from these data or to draw conclusions from them, both of which shall have to await the preparation of the detailed Tables based on the final figures. Care has been taken, however, to highlight some of the striking features of these provisional figures wherever they have been noticed and effort has been made to mention them at appropriate places. Census operations in India is one of the largest administrative exercises of its kind anywhere in the world. Such a mammoth and gigantic exercise has been possible only with the wholehearted co-operation of the entire administrative machinery of the state as well as the active participation of all sections of the society. The credit for collection of census data must go to the multitude of Enumerators, Supervisors and all officials involved with census work in the state. Under testing circumstances, the entire administrative machinery involved in census work came out with flying colours, completing the job at hand with quiet efficiency and great speed. All the Deputy Commissioners, Districts Census Officers, Additional Districts Census Officers, Subdivisional Census Officers, Assistant Subdivisional Census Officers, Charge Officers and Assistant Charge Officers have wonderfully risen to the occasion and have proved beyond doubt that nothing is impossible for them. I make a special mention of their efforts because of the fact that they had to cope with the numerous administrative problems arising out of the bifurcation of the state of Bihar and creation of the new state' of Jharkhand on the 15th of November, 2000, midway through the Census of India 2001 (after the houselisting operations were over and before the actual enumeration was to begin). These people. in spite of heavy odds, have worked tirelessly and it is only because of their superhuman efforts that these operations could be carried out successfully and in time. I am grateful to Shri V.S Dubey. Chief Secretary; Mrs. Laxmi Singh, Finance Commissioner and Shri S.D. Sharma, Commissioner and Secretary. Revenue, land Reforms, Registration, Excise and Prohibition, and Relief and Rehabilitation Department, from whom I received unstinted support and guidance. I am also grateful to the members of my own organisation for all the strain they took in planning the work and making the conduct of census smooth and successful. While many of them, as the Directorate's representatives in all the districts of Jharkhand, had to stay away from their families for weeks together, those who stayed back in the headquarters, had to work extremely long hours, extending to even twenty four hours at a stretch in case of some. Without help and guidance from the senior pros, the old and efficient census hands; without a wonderful sense of dedication to duty as well as great team effort among all the officers and staff members this task would have become impossible to achieve. Some retired officers, who had very kindly agreed to associate with us during Census of India 2001 as Census Advisors, were also a source of strength, inspiration and encouragement. At this moment, I also wish to thank the Officers and staff from the office of the Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India as well as from certain other Directorates who have given me invaluable guidance and support for which I shall ever remain grateful. People of Jharkhand who extended all the co-operation and support to the census officials including enumerators and supervisors, deserve my special thanks. Words of praise are due to the All India Radio, Doordarshan and other Electronic Media as well as Print Media, who helped us carry the message of Census to the people effectively. Before concluding I must express my personal indebtedness to Shri J.K. Banthia, Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India, whose affectionate guidance was a source of inspiration at every stage of this gigantic operation. Palna Sudhir Kumar Rakesh The 27th March, 2001 Director of Census Operations, Jharkhand vi List of Officers/Officials involved in preparation of Provisional Population Totals. 51. No. Name Designation 1 Sri Phool Singh Joint Director 2 Sri M.M.A. Beg Deputy Director 3 Sri S.K. Sinha Deputy Director 4 Sri Pradeep Kumar Deputy Director 5 Sri Ragit Sinha Deputy Director 6 Sri J. Lakra Assistant Director 7 Sri K. K.verma Assistant Director 8 Sri M. Guria Research Officer (Map) 9 Sri B.K. Shrivastava Printing Officer C.T.U. Section 10 Sri. P.M. Prasad Investigator 11 Sri T.N.Rukhaiyar Investigator 12 Sri K.N.P. Shrivastava Investigator 13 Sri Ganesh Pd.Singh Investigator 14 Sri S.K.Singh Investigator 15 Sri M.K.P. Sharma Statistical Investigator Gr. III 16 Sri Shyam Pd. Singh Statistical Investigator Gr.1I1 17 Sri Shailendra Kr. Sinha Statistical Investigator Gr.1I1 18 Smt. Bina Kujur Statistical Investigator Gr.111 19 Smt. Usha Kumari Statistical Investigator Gr. III 20 Smt. Sona Kumari Statistical Investigator Gr.1I1 21 Sri Kishori Sharan Computor 22 Sri Birendra Pd. Singh Computor 23 Sri Rajiva Kr. Sinha Computor 24 Sri Deepak Kr. Mishra Computor 25 Sri G.K.Labh Computor 26 Sri Ashok Kr. Sharma Computor 27 Sri Amar Chandra Sinha Computor 28 Smt. Rojalia Kujur Computor 29 Sri. Sheo Balak Prasad Computor 30 Sri Ashish Kr. Singh Computor 31 Smt. Puja Srivastava Assistant Compiler Computer Cell 32 Sri. Anup Kr. Verma D.E.O "Bft 33 Sri S.S.Srivastava D.E.O "B" 34 Sri N.K. Srivastav D.E.O "Bu vii SI. No. Name Designation Printing Section 35 Sri Binod Kr. Sinha Printing Inspector Management Cell 36 Sri Vijay Kumar Sinha Statistical Investigator Gr.III 37 Sri P.K.Jamuar Statistical Investigator Gr. "' Publicity Cell 38 Sri Sanjay Kumar Mishra O.E.O "B" Confidential Section 39 Sri Suresh Ravidas Confidential Assistant 40 Sri Mithilesh Prasad Junior Supervisor 41 Sri C.Dungdung Statistical Investigator Gr. III 42 Sri Nirmal Kr. Sinha Computor Map Section 43 Sri Indra Kant Mishra Sr. Drawing Assistant 44 Sri Ratan Kr. Roy Draftsman 45 Sri Gyan Shankar Prasad D.E.O·'B" 46 Sri Premjeet Kumar Sinha D.E.O "B" 47 Sri Pyare Lal Khandait D.E.O "B" viii FIGURES AT A GLANCE - 2001 CENSUS JHARKHAND i) Number of Districts 18 ii) Area in sq. km. 79714 i) Total Population - Persons 26909428 Males 13861277 Females 13048151 iii) Oecadal Population Growth 1991-2001 (1) Absolute 5065517 (2) Percentage 23.19 iv) Population Density 338 v) Sex Ratio 941 vi) 0-6 Population- (1) Absolute Persons 4796188 Males 2440025 Females 2356163 (2) Percentage to total population Persons 17.82 Males 17.60 Females 18.06 vii) Literacy - (1 ) Absolute Persons 11970177 Males 7759966 Females 4210211 (2) Rate Persons 54.13 Males 67.94 Females 39.38 ix STATE HIGHLIGHTS - 2001 CENSUS JHARKHAND 1. Number of Divisions 4 2. Number of Districts 18 3. Number of Subdivisions 33 4. Number of C.D. Blocks 210 5. Number of Urban Agglomerations 11 6. Number of Towns 152 i) Statutory Towns 44 ii) Census Towns ( Non-statutory) 108 7. Number of Revenue Villages 32615 8. Most populous district - Ranchi 2783577 Least populous district - Lohardaga 364405 9. District with highest decadal growth - Garhwa 29.05 District with lowest decadal growth - Pashchimi Singhbhum 16.35 10. Most densely populated district - Dhanbad 1167 Least densely populated district - Gumla 148 11. District having highest Sex-ratio - Kodarma 1001 District having lowest Sex-ratio- Dhanbad 874 12. District having highest literacy rate - Purbi Singhbhum 69.42 District having lowest literacy rate - Pakaur 30.54 13. Average population of a district of the state 1494968 x CENSUS OF INDIA 2001 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 72 80 84 88 92 INDIA POSITIO OF JHARKHANID IN INDIA 2001 Boundary Intemalional._____ Boundary, StalelUrs ____ 32 - KILOMETRES 32' 1D? ~? 10,0 2rr> 3po 4fO ::yo I N RAJASTHAN MYANMAR (BURMA) 20' OADRA & NAGAR HAVELI BAY OF BENGAL ARABIAN 16' SEA _c-."_~I .,.. '.~i.(1ncia ' ~.,..' ~ .. ~ -I.~I " ..oz: " -;.. 'O?-v AHDAMAN S ~ "1- () () -f:,. 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