H·AND BOOK OF COORG· CENSU·S 1951·

Published by the Assistant Commissioner and District Census Officer. . Coorg. Mercara

CO~1'ENTS

FOREWARD 1

J_l{EA OULTIVATED IN EA!JH VILLAG]<; 11

GENERAL POPULf\TIO~ TABLES- A. I-Area, Houses and Population ID A. II-Variation in Population during fifty ycar:,; .. 20 A. III-Towns and Villages classificd by Population 21 A. IV-Towns classified by population with variation sillce 1901 22 A. V-Towns arranged territorially with population by livelihood classcs 23

TABLE. E-Summary figurcs by taluks

ECONOMIC TARLES- I-Livelihood classes and sub-claS8Ci:5 26 II-Secondary means of liyelihood :':0 Ill-Employers, Employees and Indepcndent Workers ill Indu.')il'ies amI Deniecs ])y Di,isiolls unci )::)uu­ .. divisions TABLE II-Employment in Textile Establishments 49 TABLE III-Employment in Non-Textile Establishments 51 '!'ARL'E L-Infirmity (Incidence of LcproHY) 53

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT­ Rural Tract 54 Non-City Urban Tract 78

TABLE C-HOUSEHOLD AND AGE (SAMPLE) '['ABLES­ C. I-Household (size and composition) C. II-Livelihood classeslJy age groups 83 C. IV-Age and literacy 86

TAlILE D-SOCIAL AND CULTURAL TABLES­ D. I-(i) Mother tongue 3D (ii) Bilingualism 90 D. II-Religion 95 D. III-Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes 97 Backward and Non·Backward Classes UD D. IV-Birth place-migrants .. 100 D. VI-Non-Indian Nationals .. 103 D. VII-Livelihood Classes by Educational Standards 104

Sorters Ticket '2~ and the State Index of Non-Agricuhural Classcs­

State Index of Non·Agricultural Occupatioll~ 109 Ii 11

ANNEXURE II

PAGES

Table A. I-Area, houses and population 119 Table A. II-Variation in population during fifty years 120 Table A. III-Towns and villages classified by population 12'1 Table B. II-Secondary meam of livelihood 122 'B' and' C' Series of tables in respect of displaced persons 128

Appendix II to Village Statistics- Statement showing the number of displaced person::; in each village 1m

Appcndix I to Urban Statistics-- Statement showing the number of displaced persons in each traet 15!J Table L-Village-wise details of leprosy cases and doubtful cases by livelihood cla:;ses in each tract 161 Table I-Small Scale Industries giving the village-wise distribution of textile and non-textile establishments 167 Table C. I-Household (size and composition) 176 Table C. III-Age and civil condition 181 Table C. V-Single Year Age Returns 184 Table D. V-Di;;placed persons by year of arrival 187 Sorter:; tieket '2' 191 FOREWARD

(1) PHYSIOGRAPHY.

(a) Situation and Physical Characteristics.-Coorg State comprising an area of 1593 sq. miles is a mountainous country,. situated on the summits and the Eastern and Western slopes of the Western Ghats within degrees of North latitude 11'56" and 12'50" and East longitude 75'22" and 76'12". Viewed from an eminence the whole of the southern portion of the country presents the appearance of one great forest intersprsed by valleys which after August appear green with paddy crop. In the North the country becomes open towards the East while to the West and North the country rises to high peaks measuring from 3,800 feet to 5,729 feet above the sea level. Wherever possible the valleys in Coorg are formed into flats and terraces for rice cultivation and high lying lands are cultivated with coffee, orange, cardamom, pepper, etc.

There are seven main outlets, one to South Kanara, two to Malabar and four to Mysore. A good number of village communication roads has been opened to connect villages which lie away from the main roads. Some of these village communication roads are fit for vehicular traffic during the fair weather only. As Coorg is not connected by railways, transport facilities are confined to motor vehicles and country carts. The nearest coast is at a distance of about 40 miles from the Western border of the State.

(b) Rivers.-The main drainage of Coorg is in an easterly direction towards the Bay of Bengal while some mountain torrents flow west from the ·Western Ghats towards the Arabian sea.

The rivers are not remarkable either for width or depth but their water supply is everywhere abundant throughout the year. As their sources are high up in the mountains and their sources lie over steep declivities; they flow with great rapidity over generally very rocky beds, rendering themselves almost useless for navigation of any kind and owing to the height of their banks and the unevenness of the country few of them can. be used for artificial irrigation purposes.

The chief of the Coorg rivers both as to size and importance is the Cauvery which rises on the Western border from the Brahmagiri peak at a height of about 4,000 feet above the sea level. Flowing in an easterly direction it cuts Coorg into two halves and traverses through Mysore, Salem, Coimbatore, Trichinopoly and Tanjore to a distance of 400 miles before it joins the Bay of Bengal. . Its important tributaries are Laxmanathirtha, Kakkabe, Harangi and Hemavathi. The rivers that flow to the west are Barapole, Nojikalhole and Kumaradhari.

(c) Climate.-Generally speaking the climate of Coorg is temperate. The temperature varies from 50-='F. in December to about 90°F. in the month of April.

The country gets both the South-vVest and North-East monsoons. The South-vVest monsoon which usually starts at the end of May is more severe and windy. The North-East monsoon is not continuous but it usually comes down in torrents and is most welcome for the rice crop. The 'Vestern part re'ceives an annual rainfall ranging from 120 inches to 250 inches and the eastem portion which is in the nature of a plateau from 50 to 65 inches while the fall in the middle tract running North to South varies from 70 to 90 inches. Mercara, the capital of Coorg, situated about the centre of the State, about 3,800 feet above the sea level, receives an annual rainfall of around 125 inches. (d) Soil.-Coorg is still a sealed book to Geologists, no proper survey having been conducted so far. Efforts are in progress to have a geological survey ofCoorg. Soil classifioation has, however, been carried out only in the case of wet and dry crop lands.

vVetlands have been classified according to the soil, sufficiency of irrigation arid comparative elevation. Three classes of soil have been recognised and they are (1) Alluvial or loam (2) Sandy loam and (3) Sandy soil. Classification according to water supply has been made under three heads according as the supply is found to be abundant, sufficient or insufficient. A further distinction has been made between high-lying and low-lying lands. These in combination have been arranged for purposes of assessment into 8 classes and they are known as " tamms". In, fixing the taram special advantages and disadvantages have been taken into consideration including marketing facilities.

(e) Forest Area coveted and general description.-Forest area consists of Reserved forests, com­ prising 3,30,726 acres, paisaries 1,77,800 acres, Devarakadus 7,895 acres, Urudves 8,519 acres and banes 2,09,523 acres. Banes are owned by private individuals while all the other lands are regis­ tered in the name of the Government. The following are the main caste trees grown in Coorg, namely Sandal, Teak, Biti, Ebony, Honne, Mathi, Nandi, Hebbalasu, Halhalasu, White Cedar, Irupu, Poon, Noga, Balanji, Champaka, Hunse, Yenne Mara, hul, Alale, Nowladi, Bilwara, Nerale.

(f) Irrigation facilities and liability to famine.-Cultivation of rice is carried on wet system except in the eastern and North-Eastern villages where dry farming is more general. The rice lands are mostly situated in valleys between hills. The total area under rice cultivation in 1951 was 89,640 acres and ragi 4,031 acres. Out of this area 7,453' 56 acres of rice area was irrigated by tanks and by channels from dams put up across rivers. The rest is either rain-fed or springfed.

(g) Average area cultivated with wet food crops, rainjed food crops and commercial crops.­ The area of lands under food and commercial crops during 1950-51 was as follows :- Acres Acres Rice 89,640 Rubber 5,684 Ragi 4,031 Pepper 1,066 Pulses 1,065 Cardamom ·12,499 Coffee 42,985 Orange 16,673 Tea 416 Plantain 956

(2) HISTORICAL AND ARCH~OLOGICAL.

For particulars about prehistoric age the historian has to depend on Kauveri Purana, a legend which says that the Coorgs, the Chief inhabitants of the State, are the descendants of Chandra­ varma, a Kshatriya king. History narrates that Coorg was under the sway of self-made chief­ tains, known as paleygars who were always fighting with one another. The .Chalukyas, . Kadambas, Hoysalas who built up dominions in South India also held their sway over Coorg when they W(,Te in the height of their power.

After the fall of Yijayanagar in 1565 an Ikkeri prince came to Coorg and settled at a place called Haleri, about six nliles from Mercara. He posed as a jangama and gradually acquired strength and influence and later on assumed authority as the Raja of Coorg. He conquered all Palegars who opposed him and thus became the founder of the Lingayat Kingship in Coorg.

Ralery princes ruled over the· country from about 1600 to 1834. After the fall of Tippu Sultan in 1807 the influence of the East India Company gradually spread throughout South India. Viraraja II who became the ruler of Coorg in 1820 was reputed to be cruel and the people getting tired of his misrule invited the Company to depose the King. In response to the people's wishes

2 the Governor-General of British India marched an army into Coorg in 1834 and the Raja surren­ dered without resistance. He was taken prisoner and sent to Benares on 12-5-1834 and according to the wishes of the people of Coorg the British annexed Coorg.

Under the British rule, Coorg was kept under the direct control of the Central Government. The politicial Agent at Mysore became the Chief Commissioner of Coorg. Under the guidance of the Chief Commissioner of Coorg, the Commissioner with headquarters at Mercara was running the administration. After the retrocession of Bangalore Cantonment with Mysore State, the post of Commissioner was abolished and a full time Chief Commissionership with headquarters at Mercara was created with effect from the 15th of July 1940.

A Legislative Council of the nature of the one of a Lieutenant Governor's Province with four official members, 2 European members, 15 elected members and one nominated member to represent backward communities was inaugurated on the 28th January 1924. After the attainment of Independence, Coorg along with the rest of India was given the benefits of responsible Government and a popular Ministry elected on the basis of adult franchise is expected to be set up in the near future.

Mercara is the capital of Coorg situated 3,800 feet above the sea level. The next important town is Virarajendrapet in South Coorg and it is an important commercial centre for Coorg with close trade communications with the Malabar coast.

The only structures of archffiological interest are the Raja's Fort and Palace Raja's tomb and Raja's seat at Mercara and the palace in Yevakapadi Village, Napoklu Nad.

(3) DRAINAGE AND SANITATION.

There is no proper drainage system in Coorg. Open drains have been provided in the more important streets in the Mercara and Virajpet Municipalities and Somwarpet and Fraserpet Notified Areas. Under village development schemes open drains have been provided in the main streets of Sirangala, Hebbale and Thorenur in Fraserpet Hobli during 1949-50 and 1950-51.

- Latrines are either under bore-hole system or removal system. Bore-hole latrines are provided even in some rural areas.

(4) MEDICAL.

There are two principal hospitals, one at Mercara and the other at Virajpet, 11 District Board allopathic hospitals and dispensaries at Somwarpet, Fraserpet, Sanivarsanthe, Sunticoppa, Murnad, Sidapur, Napoklu, Gonicoppal, Thithimathi, Balale and Srimangala and three District Board Ayurvedic dispensaries at Bhagamandala, Hebbale and Kodlipet. There are in addition three hi-weekly dispensaries at Sampaje, Kanur and Hudikeri and 12 weekly dispensaries at Nanjaraj­ patna, Valnur-Thyagathur, Herur, Chettalli, Ammathi, Madapur, Cheyandane, Kutta, Kakkabe, N elagi, Kargunda and Birunani.

Facilities for X-Ray treatment are provided in the two provincial hospitals. Dental clinics· are also attached to these hospitals. Eye-clinics are being conducted in the two provincial hospi­ tals as well as in the District Board hospital at Somewarpet on specified days in the week. Ambu­ lance vans are stationed at the Mercara, Virajpet and Somwarpet Hospitals. In-patient wards are attached to all the dispensaries except at Sunticoppa and Murnad and the three Ayurve:lic dispensaries. Midwives have been posted to all rural hospitals and dispensaries. There are in all 15 rural Midwives stationed in different centres to do maternity and child welfare work in addi­ tion to the midwives provided for the hospitals and dispens~ries.

3 (5) WATER SUPPLY.

There is no protected water supply in Coorg. In Mercara watet· supply is provided from reservoirs and wells. The rain water is collected in high level natural tanks during monsoon and directly distributed by gravity. The storage capacity is insufficient and during summer there is scarcity of drinking water. Elsewhere; the people depend upon wells or streams \or their wate.( supply. (6) EDUCATION.

The schools in Coorg are under the management of the Government, District Board, Munici­ palities and private bodies. One school for scheduled tribes is under the management of the Forest Department. The inspection of all the schools is done by the District Educational Officer and his staff. In recent years there is a general awakening among the public and most of the villagers are trying to have a higher elementary section attached to the primary sections already in existence. These higher elementary sections are managed by the private bodies in the State. If the experi­ men:t;s seem successful they are recommended to the District Board by the inspecting staff to be taken over by Government.

The following are the Educational Institutions in aoo~g, viz., one second grade college, five Government high schools, two Girls aided High Schools, two boys' aided high schools and one un­ aided high school. There are 37 District Board middle schools, 62 primary schools, 17 grant-in-aid schools, one Government primary school for Yeravas and Kuru-bas and three nursery schools. A list of the institutions is given below:-

COLLEGE.

1. Government College, Mercara.

HIGH SCHOOLS.

1. Central High School, Mercara 6. Government High School, Somwarpet 2. Girls' High School, Mercara 7. Government High School,Napoklu 3. St. Michrel's High School, Mercara 8. Government High School, Ponnampet 4. Government High School, Virajpet 9. High School, Hudikeri 5. St. Anne's High School, Virajpet 10. High School, Hathur

MIDDLE SCHOOLS.

I. Bhagamandla 14. Sunticoppa .27. Kakkabe 2. Bettakeri 15. Ammathi 28. Kakotuparam bu 3. Fraserpet 16. Balele 29. Kalthodu 4. Galibeedu 17. Becksodlur 30. Kandangala 5. Hakathur 18. Besagur 31. Karada 6. Hebbale 19. Birunani 32. K'Badaga 7. Jumbur 20. B. Shettigeri 33. Mayamudi 8. Kodlipet 21. Cheyandane 34. Nelagi 9. Kothur 22. Devanageri 35. Parane 10. Maragodu 23. Gonicoppal 36. T'Shettigeri II. Murnad 24. Kakur 37. Sirangala 12. Nanjarajapatna 25. Hudikeri 13. Sanivarsanthe 26. Hathur

4 PRIMARY SCHOOLS.

1. Ankanalli 22. Peraje 43. Mythadi 2. Bemballur 23. Santhalli' 44. Nalkeri 3. Boikeri 24. M. H. School, Virajpet 4.5. Parakatageri 4. Chembu 25. Surlabi 46. Pollibetta 5. Chettalli 26. Thakeri 47. Pulicotu 6. Chettimani 27. Torenoor 48. Siddapur 7. Chikbandara 28. T'Shattalli 49. Theralu 8. Gowdalli 29. Badaga 50. Thithimathi 9. Garvale 30. Badagarakeri 51. Thuchamakeri 10. Haraga 31. Bellumadu 52. T'Shettigeri 11. Hoddur 32. Bilugunda 53. Belur 12. J anardhanalli 33. Beeruga 54. Gejjehanakodu 13. Kadagadal 34. Halgunda 55. Kandanakolli 14. Kanive 35. Heggala 56. Biligeri 15. Katageri 36. Kanur 57. Nittur 16. Kirgandur 37. Kannangala 58. Chennancote 17. Kumbaladal 38. Kedamullur 59. Valnur Thyagathur 18. Kalur 39. Kirgur 60. Kolagadal 19. Managalli 40. Kottageri 61. A. V. School, Mercara 20. Mukkodlu 41. Kunda 62. M. H. School, Mercara 21. Nidtha 42. Manchalli

GRANT-IN-AID PRIMARY SCHOOLS.

1. Armeri 7. Cheyandane 13. Makkandur 2. Betoli 8. Hamiyala 14. Mythadi 3. B. M. School, Mercara 9. Herur 15. Kiggal 4. Bellur 10. Karike 16. Kothanalli 5. Bettathur II. Kundalli 17. Kunjalageri 6. Bittangala 12. Kikkeralli

During 1950-51, 147 boys and 30 girls were in the College, 3,547 boys and 2,177 girls in the high schools, 7,310 boys and 4,554 girls in the middle schools, 3,233 boys and 1,933 girls in the primary schools, 37 boys and 37 girls in the Nursery Schools, 45 boys and 25 girls in the Forest School for Scheduled Tribes and 555 boys and 320 girls in the grant-in-aid schools.

The direct and indi~ect expenditure during 19~0-~1 was Rs. 12,77,712. Towards this expendi­ ture Government contrIbuted Rs. 9,02,791, the DIstrict Board Rs. 42,802 and the Municipalities }{s. 22,567. The income from fees is Rs. 2,16,074 and Rs. 93,478 from other sources.

Kannada (regional language) is the medium of instruction in all the schools. English and Hindi are being taught compulsorily from I Form onwards.

National Cadet Corps units have been raised in four Government High Schools and there are 360 cadets and 12 officers. A sum of Rs. 30,000 is being spent every year towards the expenditure on the N. C. C.

There are 800 boy scouts and 35 girl guides in the high and middle schools in this State. .

Basic education has not yet been introduced in this State. It is proposed to start Basic Schools during 1952-53 when the first batch of Basic trained teachers will be available from the Basic Training School at Virajpet. 5 There is a Scheme to introduce Adult (Social) Education in this State. The'approval'of the Government of India is awaited for the implementation of this Scheme. Two teachers have already been trained in adult education in Mysore State.

This State has 31 per cent of its population educated and there is a greater upward tendency in the matter of literacy apart from the cry for higher education. There is a general demand that degree courses should be opened in the local Government College. .Steps are in progress to con­ struct the necessary buildings to open the degree classes with the commencement of the academic year in 1953. There are no technical Schools in this State except the lndustrial Training Institute, run by the Government of India, Ministry of Labour. Students go to the neigh­ bouring States of Mysore and Madras for technical and professional education.

(7) COTTAGE INDUSTRIES.

The only cottage industry of importance in Coorg is Bee-keeping. Coorg is a good. honey producing area. The flora and fauna of the country are very conducive for the production of honey. With a view to improve this industry and to bring the produce under an organisation "The Coorg Honey and W~x Producers' Co-operative Society Ltd.," was registered on the 12th February 1936 The Society's office is located in Virajpet with its jurisdiction extending over the whole of Coorg State. The main object of the society is to find favourable markets for Coorg honey and wax and also to disseminate the scientific and modern methods of bee-culture.

Special mention may be made of the yeoman service rendered by Swami Sambhavanandaji of Sri Ramakrishna Mutt in introducing modern methods of bee-keeping in Coorg and in starting the Honey Society.

Government gave some grants to the Honey Society in the initial stages for purchasing machi­ nery and also timber for preparing modern bee-hives to enable them to sell hives to bee-keeper~ at concessional rate.

On 30th June 1951, the Society had a membership of 640 with a paid-up share capital of Rs. 13,147, Reserve fund of Rs. 16,435 and building and other funds of Rs. 24,365. During the year 1950-51 the Society did a turnover of about Rs. 2 lakhs and handled a stock of about 60,000 Ibs. of honey and 1,700 Ibs. of wax.

In addition to the organised marketing of honey the Society is doing useful work in spreading knowledge on improved bee-culture by the issue of literature and supply of modern bee-hives, literature and appliances at concession rates with the result that many people in the different parts of Coorg have taken to bee-keeping as a Cottage Industry.

(8) LARGE SCALE INDUSTRIES.

There are no large-scale industries. There are 22 small-scale industries and they are noted below:

FACTORIES REGISTERED UNDER SECTION 2M (i) AND 2M (ii) OF THE FACTORIES ACT, 1948.

1. Kushalnagar Works, Fraserpet. 2. Glen Lorna Tea Factory, Hudikeri. 3. Portland Rubber Factory, Makut. 4.. Rahmania Rice Mill, Gonicoppal. 5. Jayalaxmi Rice Mill, Ammathi. 6. The Coorg General Industries Ltd., Fraserpet.

6 7. Sri. Ramakrishna Rice Mill, Ponnampet. 8. Kisan Rice Mill, Ponnampet. 9. Sri Cauvery Rice Mill, Ponnampet. 10. The Coorg Electricity Company, Ltd., Mercara. 11. Sri Ganesh Rice Mills, Gonicoppal. 12. The Industrial Training Institute, Virajpet.

ESTABLISHMENTS DECLARED AS FACTORIES UNDER SECTION 85 OF THE FACTORIES ACT, 1948.

1. Bhagyalaxmi Rice Mills, Virajpet. 2. Dhanalaxmi Rice Mill, Virajpet. 3. Suryoda ya Rice Mill, Gonicoppal. 4. Bharathi Rice Mill, Mercara. 5. Appachu Saw Mill, Mercara. 6. Sadananda Rice Mill, Gonicoppal. 7. Sri Krishna Rice Mill, Gonicoppal. 8. The Ganesh Lodge, Virajpet. 9. Rubber Factory, Sampaje Estate, Sampaje. 10. Jaya Laxmi Nivas, Mercara.

(1) Vital Statistics.-A statement showing births and deaths sex-wise and deaths from parti­ cular causes such as Cholera, Small-pox, Plague etc., in Coorg from 1941 to 1950 is given below :-

Deathsf rom , ____.A... --, Year Births Deaths Cholera Small-pox -.-A-___---. ,------"------, ,----A.-----., r--....A..--." ]11- l' rp .i1f F T M l' M F

2 3 4 fj 6 7 8 9 10 11 1941 2,055 1,813 3,868 2,127 1,727 3,854 I .. 3ll 20 1942 1,741) 1,551 3,297 2,111 1,736 3,847 3 2 65 48 1M3 1,731 1,468 3,190 1,95.5 1,474 3,429 1 46 26 1944 1,620 1,473 3,Ofl3 1,948 1,511 4,359 53 31 1945 1,654 1,462 3,116 1,770 1,37S 3,14'3 9il 61 1946 1,722 1,498 :3,220 1,446 1,200 2,646 43 47 Hl4i 1,634 1,1-29 3,063 1,359 1,186 2,54;; ;; 4- 1948 1,738 1,499 3,237 1,123 996 2,119 3 2 1949 2.033 1,832 3,865 1,131 968 2,099 32 15 ]950 1;977 1,869 3,846 90,,) 768 1,673 1

Deathsfrom ,..-----.------.-~-"------.... Plag-ue Fecers Dilsentry r.n 1 Respiratory 'l'llberculosi;; DiarrhoL-l ,..--_....A.._----, ,-__.A.. __ .-, ,-----A._--, r---"------. ,-----A._--, M }i' M F M F' M F M Ii'

12 1:1 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

1941 10 10 1,414 1,311 81 43 140 42 1942 .. 1,393 1,320 79 39 82 49 1!l43 8 3 1,294 1,140 62 28 82 26 1944 4 4 1,409 1,216 72 49 62 33 ]9,15 3 ],205 1,066 1i6 32 1)6 14 1946 fi 9G8 811 38 34 51 44 1947 1 91i5 849 34 43 43 18 1948 h07 744 26 11 31i 16 1949 777 Gil 39 21) 30 19 HJ50 491 465 48 30 45 28

Foot ,'I'ole.---lIf.-Male. F.-Female. T.-TntH1.

7 (2) Communications-There is no railway communication. The nearest railway stations are Mysore and Tellichery which are at a distance of 55 miles and 40 miles from the eastern and western border of the State respectively. .

The total length of the road maintained by Government is 387 miles within the Revenue area and 110 miles within the Reserved ]1-'orests. Out of the road within the Revenue area 58 miles are asphalted, 277 miles' metalled and the rest unmetalled. Out of the road within the Reserved Forests, 15 miles are metalled and the rest unmetalled. There are' also village communications to the extent of 788 miles. These are maintained by the District Board and they are all un-me~alled.

(3) Fairs and Festivals.-The number of cattle fairs held and the places where they were held during the year 1941 to 1950 are noted below ;-

Names of places where cattle fairs were held during N ~lmber of fairs held dwring 1941 to 1950 1941 to 1950

Fraserpet 10 Central Cattle Show at Mercara 6 Ponnampet 4 Napoklu 4 Gudugalale Jayadevabane 4 Gonicoppal 4 Ammathi' 3 Ponnappa Santhe 2 Sanivarasanthe 2 Parane 1

Important festivals exclusively observed in Coorg are "Keilmuhurta," "Cauvery Shankra mana" and" Hutri." Keilmuhurta (or Ayudhapooja) is celebrated on a particular day in each village between the 5th to 18th of " Simha " month which falls between the 20th of August and 3rd of September each year, i.e., soon after the transplantation work in the rice fields is completed. On that day all the weapons such as guns, swords, spears, etc., are cleaned and" puja " offered to them in the forenoon and after lunch, the menfolk adorned in Coorg costume of Kuppasam (long coat), Sash and turban gather in the village Common selected for the purpose and exhibit their skill in shooting and games. In the days that follow, the villagers gather together ,vith their weapons and dogs go about hunting wild animals that damage the crops.

Oauvery Shankramana.-This is the day on which the people of Coorg do puja and offer special prayers to Mother Cauvery (Lopamudre) who, according to the legend, took the form of river Cauvery for blessing the people. It falls on the first of " Thula " month, i.e., about the 16th or 17th of October each year. It is generally believed by the people of Coorg that by taking bath in the river Cauvery all their sins will be washed off. On the Cauvery Shankramana day thousands of people gather at Talacauvery, the source of the river Cauvery, and take their holy bath in the river and offer special prayers.

Hutri or Puthari.-The meaning of the word is new rice. The festival is celebrated as a wel­ come celebration for bringing home the new rice from the fields where it is 'grown. This takes place on the Full Moon day in the month of" Vrischika " and it falls between the 20th of November and 20th of December. On that day at the auspicious moment in the night the head of the family dressed in the Coorg costume goes to the fields with his family members, relatives and servants, with music and drums and shouting prayers for abundance, cuts a few paddy ~talks and brings the sheaf to the threshing yard and then to the house. The ears of the crop will be tied at the temple or other places of worship as well as at various places of importance inside and outside the house such as cradle, safe, granary, etc. Afterwards all the members partake of a sumptuous

8 dinner. During three or four days following this, there will be dancing in the village Common (Mandu) with canes in hand and this dance is known as "Kolata ."

In addition to these festivals, festivals are also celebrated in the temple of the village deity in almost every village at different times of the year and in different forms. In some of the temples there are special dances known as "Bolakatu," "Kombatu," "Peeliatu," "Chopatu," etc.

The names of the places where telegraph offices and post offices are established are given below.-

Mercara, Virajpet, Pollibetta, Sidapur, Sunticoppa, Somwarpet and Fraserpet contain both post office and telegraph office. In Gonicoppal, Ponnampet, Napoklu, Kodlipet, Sanivarasanthe, Beloor, Hebbale, Madapur, Murnad, Bettakeri, Bhagamandala, Kothur, Sampaje, Chettalli, Ammathi, Vontiangadi, Kakotuparambu, Parane, Kadanga, Bittangala, Hathur, Thithimathi, Hudikeri, Srimangala, Balele and Makut, there are only post offices.

(9) CONCLUSION.

There has been an all round awakening in recent years and a marked improvement in the economic condition is noticeable among the upper middle classes. The condition of the lower middle classes continues to be difficult as the rise in prices and the apparent prosperity has operated in a vicious circle. This State has contributed a large percentage of men for the army and in parti­ cular to the Officer-Cadre during World War II. An Anti-Tank Battalion has been formed mainly of men drawn from this State. During the struggle for National freedom, this State played a nota­ ble part along with the other States. Both men and women took active part in the National struggle launched by the Congress. In recent years the people have evinced keen interest to in­ crease the cultivation of food as well as money crops. Encouraged by the high prices fetched by agricultural produce several people have also been taking keen interest in trade and commerce. The demand for education has increased and there are few parents who have not shown a keen de­ sire to educate their children. In all the nation-building work the State Government has taken the most active interest spending large sums of money on the promotion of health and education, the improvement of roads and communications and the development of agriculture. Malaria, which took a heavy toll in the past, has been succes~fully brought unde~ control by the spraying of D.D.T. and it can be safely stated that Coorg is no longer dreaded by a visitor as it used to be in the past by reason of the high incidence of Malaria. In fine, this Government of Coorg has en­ deavoured to function as a truly Welfare State by implementing several schemes formulated as part of the Post-War Development Plans.

I. C. SUBBIAH, Assistant Commissioner, Coorg.

9 2 Coorg.

AREA CULTIVATED IN EACH VILLAGE

Total Area cultivated in acres and cents ,----_.__.....__-----, Location Name of Village Average for Code No. five faslis Ina seasonally ending with normal year .10-6-1951

1 2 3 4

NORTH COORG TALUK.

1 Kelakodli 236.15 239.21 2 J anardhanalli 169.05 174.05 3 Kasur 163.30 167.51 4 Doddakodli } 201.68 211.88 5 Kodlipet N. A. 6 Kirikodli 170.74 180.96 7 Nirugunda 199.14 202.19 8 Kattepura 209.19 211.69 9 Kattepura Forest 10 Agalli 54.05 57.15 11 Uruguthi 241.23 251.47 12 Bedagotta 139.52 143.55 13 Kerekeri 115.07 119.27 14 Kudlur 239.14 243.26 15 Honnekodi 130.37 133.57 16 Doddabilah 224.24 229.56 17 Bembalore 223.83 225.99 18 Shivaralli 243.64 247.76 19 Avaredalu 233.44 236.66 20 Koragalli 95.73 98.93 21 Doddabandara 135.47 145.65 22 Niluvagilu 307.24 322.44 23 Managali 119.33 121.48 24 Kithur 149.04 152.14 25 Madre 288.81 292.95 26 Dundalli ll5.80 118.95 27 Mudruvalli 191.05 194.11 28 Belaralli 194.51 197.69 29 Nakalgodu 117.06 119.71 30 Hebbulse 234.53 238.67 31 Chikkanalli 107.72 110.87 32 Doddakola thur 248.88 252.06 33 Kajur 166.71 170.85 34 Bidrur 222.17 226.32 35 Hulse 143.12 146.27 36 Chowdanalli 96.62 98.72

II AREA CULTIVATED IN EACH VILLAGE.-contd.

Total A rea cultivated in acres and cents ,--- .A.- Location Name of Village Average for Code No. fivefaslis Ina seasonally ending with normal year 30-8-1951

1 2 3 4

37 Sidgalale 176.27 180.49 38 Sandalkote Forest 39 Gopalpura 316.24 319.41 40 Hithlukeri 124.62 126.72 41 Nidtha 182.25 185.68 42 Mensa 163.24 167.59 43 Ankanalli 195.19 198.41 44 Nandigunda 261.14 265.28 45 Mullur 466.03 471.78 46 Harohalli 139.61 141.74 47 Mylathpura 100.54 103.79 48 Kundalli 147.43 145.51 49 Koothi 148.46 148.88 50 Tholur Shettalli 249.68 249.34 51 Chikkatholur 110.10 118.45 52 Sunti 148.52 145.26 53 Gowdalli 410.75 412.75 54 Heggula 221.74 224.88 55 Malambi Forest 56 Malambi 288.68 292.81 57 Siddapura 77 .10 81.37 58 Kumaralli ' .. 156.02 154.26 59 Kothanalli 104.63 106.06 60 Bettadalli 119.43 117.15 61 Santhalli 105.23 108.18 62 Doddatholur 153.90 150.67 63 Honnanakodu 253.46 253.19 64 Chennapura 125.44 128.70 65 Doddamolthe 148.62 152.96 66 Doddakanagala 299.68 299.68 67 Nidtha Forest 68 Surlabi 208.16 208.40 69 Haraga 134.88 131. 86 70 Thalthareshettalli 138.67 135.02 71 Abbimata 131.30 130.47 72 Yedur 150.64 147.37 73 Kalkandur 157.44 157.30 74 Chowdlu 202.53 205.47 75 Ganagur 149.55 154.67 76 Hanagallu 148.05 164.19 77 Somwarpet, N. A.* *Area cultivated is included in Chowdlu.

12 AREA CULTIVATED IN EACH V ILLAG E-contd.

Total Area cultivated in acres and cents

r- ----, Location Name of Village Average for Code No. fivefaslis In a seasonally ending with normal year 30-6-1951

1 2 3 4

78 Masagodu 132.39 131.94 79 Malambi Forest II 80 Gonimarur 319.56 322.68 81 Hamiala 153.14 82 Garvale 508.01 508.01 83 Thakeri 277.28 289.67 84 Kirgandur 147.07 143.68 85 Balugunda 159.58 151.55 86 N egale Karkalli 132.84 133.40 87 Nerugalale 307.67 336.95 88 Nidtha Forest II Bit... 89 Bageri Forest 90 Manajur 379.49 379.49 91 Hosakote 92 Sirangala VP. 533.10 533.10 93 . Sirangalli 804.61 804.61 94 Biligeri 119.73 133.27 95 Kusbur 78.79 85.05 96 Belurbasa vanahalli 129.93 129.45 97 Yedavad Forest 98 Yelkanur 194.92 203.49 99 J enukalbetta 100 Mavinalli Forest 101 Thorenur (Village Panchayet Area) 771.43 771.43 102 Kalur 230.44 230.44 103 Mukkodlu 248.11 248.11 104 Muvathoklu 539.01 539.01 105 Kumbur 1076.33 1076.33 106 Gargandur 408.92 415.87 107 Aigoor 414.46 430.87 108 Gadinad Forest 109 Yedavanad Forest llO Jenukalbetta III Marur ll2 Hebbale N. A. 576.36 576.36 113 Kudige 229.06 229.06 114 Hulse 171.12 171.12 ll5 Bendebetta 116 Kudumangalore 684.74 684.74 117 Anjangeri-Bettageri 1377.69 1377.69 US N alkursirangala 295.37 295.37 119 Heroor 231.44 231.44 13 AREA CULTIVATED IN EACH VILLAGE-contd.

Total Area cultivated in acres and cents ,---_-'-_____..A-- , Location . Name of Village Average for Oode No. fivefaslis Ina seasonally ending with normal year 30-6-1951

1 2 3 4

120 Anekad Forest No.3 .. 121 Mullusoge 328.00 328.00 122 Fraserpet N. A. 123 Makkandur 516.08 516.08 124 Kandanakolli 582.56 582.56 125 Kedakal N egadal 1125.16 1112.16 126 Uluguli .. 2787.03 2787.03 127 Kanabylu-Bychanalli ., 668.84 668.04 128 Andagove 1095.98 1095.98 129 Bychanalli 201.80 201.80 130 Galibeedu 212.26 212.25 131 Hebbettageri 179.07 179.07 132 Karnangeri 197.23 133 Ibnivalavadi 1081.71 134 Horoor 1513.16 1513.16 135 Athur-Nallur 1551.47 1551.47 136 Hosakote 251.07 251.07 137 Athur Forest 138 Basavanalli Ill. 01 111.01 139· Rasulbettageri 379.49 379.49 140 Sampaje 220.10 220.10 141 Monnangeri 190.24 190.24 142 Kalakerinidugane 254.20 254.20 143 Mercara M'lty. 144 Peraje 353.11 353.11 145 Chembu 277.64 277.64 146 Bettathur 377.07 377.07 147 Made 383.68 383.68 148 Katageri 331.39 331.39 149 Mekeri 320.39 320.39 150 Kaggodlu 312.69 312.69 151 Kadagadal 946.03 946.03 152 Eralevalamudi 1265.56 1265.56 153 Cheralasrimangala 829.32 829.32 154 Hosarangapura 310.80 310.80 155 Heravanad 442.65 442.65 156 Aruvathoklu 548.97 548.97 157 Biligeri 564.29 564.29 158 Hakathur 458.04 458.04 159 Maragodu 358.56 358.56 160 Nanjarajapatna 280.12 280.12 161 Kumbaladal 303.61 303.61

14 AREA CULTIVATED IN EACH VILLAGE-contd.

Total Area cultivated in acres and cents

~------~------, Location Name of Village Average for Oode No. fivefaslis Ina seasonally ending with normal year 30-8-1955

1 2 3 4

162 Mutharmudi 349.86 349.86 163 Kanthur 581.00 351:00 164 Hosakeri 325.67 325.67 165 Kiggal 712.41 712.41 166 Sodiur Kattemad 391.61 391.61 167 Hodavada 277.70 277.70 168 Hoddur 580.06 580.06 169 Badaga 612.23 612.23 SOUTH COORG TALUK

1 Karike Forest 841.48 1010.12 2 Thannimani 520.13 545.68 3 Bhagamandaia 953.19 1075.80 4 Bhagamandaia P. A. 5 Kundacheri 1065.39· 1160.89 6 Kopati 314:74 350.74 7 Kolagadalu 977.85 980.85 8 Cherangala Forest 534.63 580.60 9 Pulikotur 473.13 540.00 10 Singathur 320.57 340.50 11 Badaga 414.10 420.35 12 Bengur 904.81 952.81 13 Kargunda 1054.22 1069.22 14 Bettakeri 568.14 600.00 15 Kudlur-Shettali 578.45 578.45 16 Valnur-Thyagath ur 530.86 530.86 17 Karadigodu ~ 1653.24 1653.24 17-A Chikkanalli J 18 Aiyangeri 624.56 721.86 19 Ballamavati 481.35 485.35 20 Yemmemadu 275.10 280.10 21 Napoklu Town and Napoklu Village 815047 858.29 22 Palur .... 514.76 535.76 23 Arekad 540.98 540.98 24 Abiathmangala 1469.75 1469.75 25 N elliahudikeri 730.40 730040 26 Perur 423.95 428.00 27 Nelagi 808.19 835.19 28 Kolakeri 784.80 790.75 29 Bethu 377.35 400.35 30 Balamuri 547.19 560.19

15 AREA CULTIVATED IN EACH VILLAGE--Gontd.

Total A rea cultivated in acres ·and cents r------.--..A..---.----, Location Name of Village Average for Code No. fivefaslis Ina seasonally ending with normal year 30-6-1951

1 2 3 4

31 Hachinad 444.75 444.75 32 Guhya 750.53 750.53 33 Siddapura 1055.39 1055.39 34 Maldare 1449.98 1449.98 35 Naladi including Forest 204.06 235.06 36 Kunjila 523.20 580.20 37 Kokeri 398.83 402.83 38 Kirundadu 696.67 700.67 39 Konajageri 472.99 465.83 40 Kunjilageri 522.32 522.32 41 Nalkeri 622.98 622.98 42 Maithadi 829.97 829.97 43 Halugunda 510.54 510.54 44 Byrambada 422.79 422.79 45 Yedur 574.89 574.89 46 Kannangala 838.25 838.25 47 Puliyeri 1522.36 1522.36 48 Badagabanangala 1913.51 1913.51 49 Chenna yanakote } 2137.12 2137.12 49-A Chennangi 50 Marandoda ~ 631.29 650.29 50-A Yevakapadi J 51 Nariandada 359.89 359.89 52 Arapattu 522.04 522.04 53 Bellumadu 263.52 263.52 54 Kadangamarur 488.39 488.39 55 Arameri 717.83 717.83 56 Devanageri 721.98 721.98 57 Chembebeliyur } 766.80 766.80 57-A Padakote 58 Kavadi 613.69 613.69 59 Ammatti 396.96 396.96 60 Karmadu 521.99 521.99 61 Bettakeri 543.30 543.30 62 Mekur Hosakeri 2084.78 2084.78 63 Hebbale 1 875.73 814.42 64 Noyka j 64-A Forest Area I 64-B Do II 65 Chelavara 286.59 286.59 66 Karada 335.72 335.72 67 Palangala 406.85 406.85

16 AREA CULTIVATED IN EACH VILLAGE-COntd.

Total A rea cultivated in acres and cents

r------~~------~ Location Name of Village Average for Code No. fivefaslis I n a seasonally ending with normal year 30-6-1951

1 2 3 4

68 Kedamullur 810.42 810.42 69 Kadanur 437.49 437.49 70 Virajpet M'lty. 71 Kukklur 480.99 480.99 72 Aimangala 280.42 280.42 73 Bilugunda 721.66 721.66 74 Hosakote 317.95 317.95 75 Hosur 1273.01 1273.01 76 Kaikeri ") 76-A Nallugote ~ 1057.02 1049.34 76-B Athur J 77 Maggula 384.75 384.75 78 Nalvathoklu 612.90 612.90 79 Kalathmad 535.40 535.48 80 Kottali 328.03 328.03 81 Betoli 741.34 741.34 82 Arji 625.74 625.74 83 Balugodu 738.93 738.93 84 Bittangala 599.06 599.06 85 Kolathodabygodu 717.81 717.81 86 Hathur 535.79 515.78 87 Nangala 487.30 487.30 88 Rudraguppe 826.59 826.59 89 Kunda 923.04 909.78 90 Aruvathoklu 854.00 841.53 91 Mayamudi 664 .64 625.30 92 Dhanugala 718.18 706.81 93 Balele 644.47 596.27 94 Halligattu 740.76 775.44 95 Ponnampet V.P.A. 96 Kirgur 721.88 698.70 97 Nallur 395.73 388.05 98 Bilur 550.92 543.92 99 Devanur 951.04 935.55 100 Heggala and Forest 326.00 326.00 101 Badaga 314.45 314.45 102 Shettigeri 523.67 515.85 103 Mugutageri 658.23 645.07 104 Mathur 694.69 673.19 105 Besagur 546.61 538.76 106 Kottageri 693.60 682.13 107 Nittur 711 .42 687.99

17 AREA CULTIVATED IN EACH VILLAGE-Condd,

Total Area cuUivated in acres and cents

r------____;-_~------. Location Name of V iZlage A verage for Ina seasonally Code No. five faslfs normal year ending with 30-6-1951

1 2 3 4

107-A Forest Area I 107-B Forest Area II 108 Kuttandi 688.10 675.68 109 Begur 756.25 745.17 110 Hudikeri 793.40 786.35 110-A Hudikeri Town III Chikkamandur 890.60 887.15 112 Balliamandur 625.15 617.53 113 Bekkesodlur 488.67 483.28 114 Kanur 690.79 683.16 115 Hysodlur 538.15 534.93 116 Bellur 768.10 752.75 117 Harihara 685.54 703.60 118 Kothur 792.01 827.25 119 Parakatageri & Forest 615.15 604.63 120 Badagarakeri 499.86 507.30 121 Shettigeri 1003.62 1009.58 122 Nalkeri 685.97 667.83 123 Theralu Forest 410.32 406.55 124 West N emmale 347.52 353.42 125 East N emmaIe 219.35 224.04 126 Kumtur 764.24 747.80 127 Badaga 850.05 839.65 127-A Forest Area I 127-B Forest Area II 128 Kurchi 560.83 580.76 129 Manchalli & Forest 425.94 414.37 130 Kutta 648.55 651.12

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COORG STATE

Tall1ks Year Persolls Variation Net variation Males Variat,joll Females VariatiOlJ 1901-1951

1 2 3 4 {j (j 7 Ii 9

COORG STATE TOTAL 1901 180,607 100,258 80,349 1911 174,976 -5,631 97,279 -2,979 77,697 -2,652

1921 163,838 -11,138 89,501 -7,778 74,337 -3,360

1931 163,327 -&11 90,575 1,074 72,752 ·-1,585

1941 168,726 5,399 92,347 1,772 76,379 3,627

1951 229,405 60,679 48,798 12;),327 32,980 104,078 27,699

North Coorg 'rallik 1901 86,165 47,832 38,333

Hill 83,479 -2,686 ,l6,411 -1,421 37,068 -1,265

1921 78,165 -5,314 42,700 -3,711 35,465 -1,603

1931 78,747 582 43,486 786 35,201 -204

1941 70,361 -8,386 38,492 -4,994 31,869 -3,392

1951 97,732 27,371 11,567 52,918 14,426 44,814 12,945

~outh Coorg Taluk 1901 94,442 52,426 42,016

1911 91,497 -2,945 50,868 -1,558 40,629 -1,387

1921 85,673 -5,824 46,801 -4,007 38,872 -1,757

1931 84,580 -1,093 47,089 288 37,491 -1,381

1941 98,365 13,785 53,855 6,766 44,GIO 7,019

1951 131,673 33,308 37,231 72,409 18,554 59,264 14,754

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COORG STATE

Town Year Persons Variation Net Variation Males Variat.ion Females Variation 1901-1951

:2" 3 !l 5 6 '1 8 9

DISTRICT TOTAL 1901 11,015 6,467 4,548

1911 9,981 -1,034 5,897 -570 4,084 -464

1921 S,841 -1,140 5,280 -617 3,561 -523

1931 9,827 986 5,848 568 3,979 418

1941 11,218 1,391 6,331 483 4,887 908

1951 16,255 5,037 5,240 9,287 2,956 6,968 2,081

Mercara (l\I) 1901 6,732 3,940 2,792 (North Coorg) 1911 6,21\9 -463 3,692 -248 2,577 -215

1921 5,675 -594 3,313 -379 2,362 -215

1931 5,995 320 3,4-27 114- 2,568 206

1941 7,1l2 1,117 3,842 415 3,270 702

1951 10,117 3,005 3,385 5,679 1,837 4,438 1,168

Vimjpet (M) 1901 4,283 2,527 1,756 (South Coc,rg) 1911 3,712 --1')71 2,205 -322 1,507 -249

1921 3,166 -Mfi 1,91\7 -238 1,199 -308

1931 3,832 666 2,421 454 1,411 212

1941 4,106 274 2,489 68 1,617 206

1951 6,138 2,032 1,855 3,608 I,ll!) 2,530 913· -00 1

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, Agrioultural All r- Traot S.C. (i) S.C. (ii) Self-supporting Non -earning Total population Total persons dependants , __,,_ ,--_.A.----, ,~ P M F P M F M F M F

1 2 3 -4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

RURIiL

Coorg Rural Tract 213,150 116,040 97,110 IBO,901 6~,084 62,817 29,294 6,029 36,346 53,349

RURAL TOTAE 213,150 116,040 97,110 130,901 68,084 62,817 29,294 6,029 36,346 53,349

URBAN

Coorg Non.City Urban tract lC,255 9,287 6,968 1,42tl 766 663 230 114 511 542

URBA--"'" TUT AL 16,255 9,287 6,968 1,429 766 663 230 114 511 1HZ

S,['ATE TOTAL 229,405 125,327 104,078 132,330 68,850 63,480 29,524 6,143 36,857 53,891

Agricultural --A.

If-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned and their de,pendants III-Cultivating , __,,_ ,------"- Tract S. C. (i) S.C. (ii) S.C. (iii) Total Self-supporting Non-earning Earning Total persons dependants dependants ,-~ ,-----'------; ,__:__;._ -, ,--.A._----, ,--~---, M F M F !vI F M F M F 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

RURAL

CooJ'g Rural Tract 11,923 )0,945 5,149 9S~ 6,272 9,3(14 .502 659 14,178 10,229

RURAL TOTAL 11,923 10,945 5,149 982 6,272 9,304 502 659 14,178 10,229

URBA1\'

Coorg Non.City thlHtn 100 103 41) J] 52 fll 3 71 55

CJRBAN TOTAL 100 103 45 11 52 91 3 1 71 55

STATE TOTAL 12,023 11,048 5,194 993 6,324 9,395 505 660 14,249 10,284

26 Classes and Su b-cla.sses

Classes ------, Classes I-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned and their dependants ------, ~-_---_------_--..A. ---~ S.C. (iii) S.C. (i) S.C. (ii) S.C. (iii) Earning Self-su pporting Non·earning . Earning dependants persons dependants dependants ,-----"-----.., ,---"----., ~~ ~ M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 1'1 18 19 20 21

2,444 3,439 39,072 38,179 14,958 2,056 22,987 34,874 1,127 1,249

2,444 3,439 39,072 38,179 14,.958 2,056 34,874 1,127 1,249

25 7 175 112 27 13 U4 98 4 1

25 7 175 112 13 144 98 4 l'

2,469 3,446 39,247 38,291 14,985 2,069 23,131 34,972 1,131 1,250

Classes -.---~ IV-Non.cultivating owners of land; agricultural rent labourers and their dependants re~ei vers and their dependants ------, ~------__--..A--- __------., S. C. (i) S. C. (ii) S.C. (in) S.C. (i) S.C. (ii) S.C. (iii) Self-supporting Non·earning Earning Self-supporting Non-earning Earning persons. dependants dependants Total persons dependants dependants ,..--J'- --., ,----A-----., ~----., r--.A.--, ,...----A---., ~-----. ~-..A..----., M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 45

8,066 2,231 5,365 6,526 747 1,472 2,911 3,464 1,121 760 1,722 2,645 68 59

8,066 2,231 5,365 6,526 747 1,472 2,911 .3,464 1,121 760 1,722 2,645 68 59

50 27 18 26 3 2 420 393 lOS 63 297 327 15

50 27 18 26 3 2 420 393 108 6.3 297 327 15 3

8,116 2,258 5,383 6,552 750 1,474 3,331 3,857 1,229 823 2,019 2,972 83 62 Economic 'table I-Livelihood

Non-agricultur&l

All classes

S. C. (i) S.C. (ii) S.C. (iii} Tract Total Self· supporting Non· earning Earning persons dependants dependants ,- ,----"----.. ~ ,--J.--..-.. P l'rI ]' M F M F M F

46 41 48 49 50 51 52 53 54

RURAL COOI'g Rural Tract 82,249 47,956 34,293 29,959 9,615 16,265 22,003 1,732 2,675

RURAL TOTAL 82,249 41,956 34,293 29,959 9,615 16,265 22,003 1,732 2,675

URBAN

C'oorg Non.City Uroa!) Tract 14,826 13,521 6,305 5,168 751 3,197 5,406 156 148

URBAN'l'OTAL 14,826 8,521 6,305 5,168 751 3,19'l 5,406 156 148

STATE TOTAL 97,075 56,477 40,598 35,127 10,366 19,462 27,409 1,888 2,823

Non-agricultural r- Persons (including dependants) who derive r- VI-Commerce VII- ___, r- --..A- S.C. (i) Self- S.C. (ii) Non- S.C. (iii) Earning S.C. (i) Self- Tract Total supporting earning dependants Total supporting persons dependants persons r ---'---, ,-__.A..--, ,..--A---, r--..A..--, ,..--A----, r--"---. M F M F M F M F M F M F 63 64 66 66 6'l 68 69 70 'l1 72 73 74

RURAL

Coorg R ura I Tract 3,264 1,927 1,677 78 1,468 1,814 119 35 704 380 490 ' 1

RURAL TOTAL 3,264 1,927 1,677 78 1,4G8 1,814 119 35 704 380 490 1

UREAli'

Coorg Non.City Urban Tract 1,620 1,133 899 39 681 1,081 40 13 608 416 384

Tl RBA N TOT A[. 1,620 1,133 899 39 681 1,081 40 13 608 416 384

RTATE TOTAL 4,884 3,060 '2,576 117 2,149 2,895 159 48 1,312 796 874 1

28 Cla.sses an d Su b-classes-concld.

Classes -; Persons (including dependants) who derive their principal means of livelihood from

V-Produotion (other than cultivation) ----.. S.C. (i) Self-supporting S.C. (ii) Non-earning S.C. (iii) Earning 'l'otal persons dependants dependants

r----.A..-----, ,-.___ A ,--..A.__ ---, M F M M F M F

66 56 67 68 59 60 61 62

29,388 22,221 19,044 7,746 9,176 12,271 1,1G8 2,204

2&,388 22,221 19,044 7,746 9,176 12,271 1,168 2,204

1,665 1,185 962 66 671 1,101 32 18

1,666 1,185 962 68 671 1,101 32 18

;11,053 23,406 20,006 7,S1? 9,847 13,872 1,200 2,222

Classes their principal means of livelihood from

Transport VIII-Other services and miscellaneous sour(;es

S.C. (ii) Non­ S.C. (iii) S.C. (i) Self­ S.C. (ii) Non­ S.C. (iii) earning Earning Total supporting earning Earning dependants dependants persons dependants dependants ~ ~ .--A----, ~ ~, ,-_.A-_---, M F M' F M F M F ~I F M F

75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86

198 366 16 13 14,600 9,765 8,748 1,790 5,423 7,552 429 423

198 366 16 13 14,600 9,765 8,748 1,790 5,423 7,562 429 423

212 410 12 6 4,628 3,571 2,923 646 1,633 2,814 72' 111

212 410 12 6 4,628 3,571 2,923 646 1,633 2'814 72 111

410 776 28 19 19,228 13,336 11,671 2,436 7,056 10,366 501 534

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31 Economic Table III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers

All industries and services ,

Tract Total Employers Employees Independent workers r--~ ~ r----A..-, ,-----A----, p M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 RURAL

Coorg Rural Tract 39,460 29,876 9,584 70R 50 24,54-3 9,278 4,625 247 RURAL TOTAL 39,460 29,876 9,584 708 69 24,643 9,278 4,625 247 URBAN

Coorg Non-City Urhrm Tract 5,739 5,030 709 303 11 3,546 622 1,181 76 URBAN TOTAL 5,739 5,030 709 303 11 3,546 622 1,181 76

STATE TOTAl. 46,199 84,906 10,298 1,011 70 28,089 9,900 5,806 828

Sub-div. 0.3-Plantation industries Sub-div. 0.4-Forestry and collec-tion of products not elsewherp Sre( ined , Em- Inde- Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers ployees pendent workers workers ~ r--"---.. r--"--. ~ r--"---.. ~ ,.-A-, ,..-A-, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

85 36 .'37 .'38 .'39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 60 RURAL

Coorg Rural Tractor 14,786 7,407 226 55 14,194 7,327 3(16 21) 1,3Hl2(10 12 973 259 334 RURAL TOTAL 14,786 7,407 226 65 14,194 7,327 .366 26 1,319 260 1.'2 973 239 334 1 URBAN

Coorg Non-City Urh'1n Tl'oct 87 27 37 8 50 19 59 2 59 2 II REAN TOTAL 87 27 37 8 50 19 59 2 59 2

STATE TOTAL 14,873 7,434 263 63 14,244 7,346 366 25 1,378 262 12 1,032261 384 1

Suh·illv. 1.0-Non-metallic mining and quarrying Sub-div. I ,I-Coal mining not otherwise classified Em­ Inde· Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers ployees pendellt workers workers .-"--. "..---A--.. .-"--. ,---.-'----., ,---A---., l\f F M F M F MF. 1\1 F 7'; 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 RURAL

Coorg Rural Tmct RURAL TOTAL URBAN

Coorg Non-City Urban Tract URBAN TOTAL

STATE TOTAl..

32 in Industriel! and Services by Divisions and Suh-divisions

Division O-Primary industries not Sub.div.O.I-Stock·raising Su b·div. O. 2-Rearing of small eleewhere specified animals and insects ,----A.------, Inde· Em. Em. Inde· Total Employers Employees Independent Total Em. Em· pendent Total ployers ployees pendent workers ployers ployees workers workers r--"--.. ~ ,--A--, ,...---A---., r--"--.. r-"-, r-"-, r-"---, r-~ r-"-, r-"-, ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

16,276 7,670 242 55 15,292 7,586 74,2 29 139 4 125 10

16,276 7,670 242 /j5 15,292 7,586 742 29 139 4 125 10

166 29 38 8 121 21 7 5 4 6 6

166 29 38 8 121 21 'l 5 4 1 (J 6 16,442 7,699 280 68 15,413 7,607 749 29 144 4 129 11 6 6

Sub·div. 0.5-Hunting (including trapping Sub·div.O.g-Fishing Division I-Mining and Quarrying and game propagation) r- ---A.. Em. Inde. Em. Em· Inde· Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers ployees pendent Total players ployees pendent workers workers workers ,...---A---., ,...---A---., ~, ,...---A---., ~ ,...---A---., r-"-, ,..-A-, ,-A-...... ,-A--, r-"-, r--..A.., M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 51 52 63 5l 55 56 67 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 '12 73 '14

32 32 3 3 32 32 3 3

9 1 2 6 1 1

9 1 '2 6 1 82 32 9 3 1 2 6 3 1 1

Sub·div. 1.2-Iron·ore mining Sub·div. I, 3-Metal mining except Sub.div. lA-Crude petroleum iron·ore mining and natural gas r------~~------...... Em. Inde· Em· Em· Inde· Total Employers Employees Independellt Total Employer~ ployees pendent Total ployer~ ployees pendent workers workers workers ,---"---., ,-~ ,..-A-, ~ ,---A--.. ,-A--. ,-A--. r-"---. ,-~ ,-A-, ~ ~ M F M F M F 1\1 F 1\1 F M F M F M F M F 1\1 F }{ F 91 92 93 94 9/j 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 JQ7 108 109 110 111 112 113 114

i'

1 1 1 1

33 Coor!! 5 Econemic Table III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers

Sub-div_ I.5---Stone quarrying Sub-diN. I.6-Mica clay and sand pits_

Em- Inde- Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Eml·loyers ployees pendent workers workers ~ ,....---A----, ,....---A----, ~ ~. r--"'---, ~ ~ 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F 115 116 11'1118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130

Coorg Rural Tract RURAL TOTAl. URBAN

COOl'g N'Jll-City Urhan TlIlct URBAN TOTAL

STATE TOTAL

Sub-div. 2 . I-Grains and pulses Sub-div_ 2.2-Vegetable oil and • dairy products --"- ---., Inde- Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Em- pendent workers ployees workers r---A---. r--"----. r---"-., ,-"---.. ,-"---.. r-"---, ~ ,-"---.. 1\1 F M F 11'[ F III F M F M F 111 F 111 F 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 16.5 166 167 168 169 170 RURAL Co'}rg Rural Tract 119 6 9 69 5 41 I 22 2 2 20 2 RURAL TOTAL 119 6 9 69 5 41 1 22 2 2 20 2 URBAN noorg Nun-City Urban Tract 60 8 11 49 7 I 5 3 I 3 3 URBAN TOTAL 60 8 11 49 7 1 5 3 1 1 3 3 STATE TOTAL 179 14 20 118 12 41 2 27 5 3 21 2 3 3

Sub-div_ 2.5-Tobacco Sub-div. 2.6-Cotton Textiles

Inde- Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workers workers r-"'---> ,-"---.. r--"'---, ,----A--, r--"---, r---"-., ~ ~ 1\1 F 1\1 F M F 1\1 F M F M F M F M F 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 1,97 198 199 200 201 202 RURAL Coorg Rural Tl'act 18 18 RURAL TOTAL 18 18 URBAN

Cnorg Non-City Urhar. Trltct 2 2 2 2

URBAN TOTAL 2 2 2 2 STATE TOTAL 2 2 20 2 18

34 10 Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-contd.

Sub·div. 1.7-Salt, saltpetre and Division 2-Processin and manufacture. Sub·div. 2. O-Food industries saline substances Foodstuffs, Textiles, Leat1 er and products thereof otherwise unclassified ,.- -, r- ~ --, --, Em. Ern- Inde· Inde· Em- Em- Inde. Total ployere ployees pendent Total Employers Employees pendent Total ployers ployees pendent workers workers workers ~ ~ r-"-, ,--A--.. ~ r-c~--, r-c~--, ,--A---, r-"--, ,..A.-, ,--A--.. ,..A.-, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

131 132 133 134 135 13~ 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154

762 19 58 179 7 525 12 11 II 762 1.9 58 179 7 525 12 11 11

248 20 26 87 7 135 13 22 1 6 15 248 20 26 87 '1 135 13 22 1 6 15 1,010 39 84 266 14 660 as 88 1 6 26

Sub-div. 2. 3-Sugar industries Sub·div. 2.4-Bellerages ..A. r-- ---"------, , ~ Total Employers Employees Indeppndent Total Employers Employees Independent workers wQrkcrs r--.A..--., ,-..A.-'1 ,--A--., ,-..A.---, ,---'--., .--..A.--... ,-..A.--., ,-_..A._--, M F 111 F M F M F M F M F M F M F 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186

10 2 3 5 332 27 43 262 10 2 3 5 382 27 43 262

18 3 13 2 18 3 13 2 10 2 3 5 SSG 80 56 264

Sub-div. 2.7-Wearing apparel (except footwear) and Sub-div. 2.8-Textile industries otherwise unclassified made up textile goods ----A.,_ r- ---... Inde· Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workers workers ,....-A--.. ,-..A.---, r-_J,__-, ,-..A.---., .-..A.---., r---"""_____' ,-..A.---... ,--..A.-.. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218

210 11 16 27 167 II 11 11

210 11 16 27 167 11 11 11

118 7 9 15 94 7 118 7 9 15 94 7 328 18 25 42 261 18 11 11 35 Economic Table III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers

Sub-div. 2.9-Leather, leather products Division 3-Processing and manufacture- and footwear metals, chemicals and products thereof ,-- ---. Inde- Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workers workers ...------'----- ~ ,.-----'----.. ...------'----- r--"---, ~ ,.-----A------~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 RURAL

Coorg Rural Tr""t 29 2 6 21 246 4 6 67 1 173 3 RURAL TOTAL 29 2 1; 21 246 4. 6 6'1 1 173 3 URBAN Coorg Non-City Urban Tract 23 1 1 21 137 14 76 47 URBAl, TO'PAL 23 1 1 21 13'1 14 76 J'l STATE TOT AI, 52 3 7 42 333 4 20 148 1 220 3

Sub-div. 3.2--Non-ferrous metals S ub-div. 3. 3-Transport equipment (basic manufacture) r------~------~ r------., Inde­ Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workers workers ,.-----A------,.-----'----.. r--"------. ,.-----A------,.-----'----.. ,.-----'----.. r--"----.. ~ 1'.1 F M F M F 1'.1 F M F M F 1'.1 F M F 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263. 264 266 266 RURAL

Coorg Rural Tract 20 16 RVRA.L TOTA/, 20 16 4 [lRBAlI"

Coorg Non-Cit.y Urban Tract 82 10 63 9 URBAN TO'l'Al. .. 82 10 63 9 STATE TOTAL 102 10 79 13

Sub-div. 3. 6-Basic industrial chemicals, Sub-div. 3. 7-Medical and pharmaceutical fertiliser and power alcohol preparations --., Inde- Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workers workers r---"--. ~ ~-~, ~---. ,....-...A---., ~ ,....-...A---., ~ M F M F 1'.1 F 1'.1 F M F M F M F M F 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 RURAL Coorg Rural Tract RURA.L TOTAL URBAN

Coorg Non-City Urban Tract 2 2

URBAN TOTAL 2 2 STATE TOTAL 2 2

36 in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-contd.

Sub_div. 3. O-Manufacture of metal products otherwise Sub-div. 3 . I-Iron and Steel unclassified (Basic manufacture) ,- --. Inde- Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workers workers ,~ ~--, ,.---A---, ,.---A----, ,.---A---, ,.---A----, r--A---. ,..--A--., M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250

225 4 6 51 1 168 3 225' 4 6 61 1 168 3

52 4 12 36 62 4 12 36 277 4 10 63 1 204 3

Sub-div. 3 .4--Eleetrical machinery, a.pparatuB, appliancos Sub·div. 3.5-Machinery (other than electrical and supplies maohinery) including Engineering works

Inde- Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workers workers ,----A----. ,.---A---.., r--"-----I ,.---A----, ,.---A----, ~ ~ ,..--A--., M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 267 .268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282

1 I

1 1

1 1

1 1 1 :l 1 1

Sub.div. 3.S-Manufacture of chemical products otherwise Division 4-ProcesBing and manufacture (not elsewhere unclassified specified)

Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees Independent workers workers .-----'-----, ,.....-"---, ,.---A----, ,.---A----, ,.---A----, ,.---A----, ,...---A--, ,---A.---., M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

299 300 301 302 303 304 306 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314

1,760 53 60 1 509 11 1,191 41 1,760 53 60 1 509 11 1,191 41

410 17 9 1 105 2 296 14 410 17 9 1 105 2 296 14 2,170 70 69 2 614 13 1,487 55 37 Economic Table III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers

Sub-div. 4.0-Manufacturing industries, Sub-div. 4. I-Products of petroleum and otherwise unclassified ' coal .------.. ,---______--A..______-, Inde- Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workers workers ~ r-"--. r--"--.. r--A---. r--"----, r-""_____' ,.--A-----, r--A---. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 315 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 328 329 330 RURAL

Coorg Rural Tract 194 4 14 30 2 150 2 RURAL TOTAL 194 4 14 30 2 150 2 URBAN

Coorg Non-City Urban Tract 109 5 I 18 86 . URBAN TOTAL 109 1 5 1 18 86

STATE TOTAL 303 5 19 1 48 2 236 2

Sub-div. 4.4-Non-metallic mineral products Sub-div. 4.5-Rubber products

--"- Inde- Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workers workers ,---A---, .-...._____, r--"'--.. r---"'--.. r---A---.. r-..A--, r--..A--.. ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

347 348 349 350 351 352 353 354 355 356 357 358 359 360 361 362 RURAL

Coorg Rural Tract 17 19 I 17 17 RURAL TOTAL 17 19 1 1 17 17 URBAN

Coorg Non-City Urban Tract 10 5 5 URBAN TOTAL 10 5 5

STATE TOTAL 17 19 1 1 17 17 10 5 5

Sub-div. 4.8-Paper a,nd paper products Sub-div. 4.9-Printing and allied industries

,-- ,.- .A.- Inde- Traet Tot::.l Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pende.nt workers workers r--"--.. ~ r--"--. ~ r--"--, r--"---. r--"---., ,-.A--, M F M F l\I F M F M F M F M F M F 379 380 381 382 383 384 385 386 387 388 389 390 391 392 393394 RURAL

Coorg Rural Tract 3 3 5 I 4

RURAL TOTAL 3 3 {j 1 4 URBAN

Coorg Non-City Urban Tract 18 2 15 I

URBAN TOTAL 18 2 15 1 STATE TOTAL 3 3 23 3 19 1

38 in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-contd.

Sub-div. 4.2-Bricks, tiles and other structural Sub·div. 4.3-Cement, cement pipes and other clay products cement products

Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees Independent workers workers ,----'-----, ,.---A----, ~ ~ ~ M F M F M F M F M F ~ 3iJ1 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340 343 344 345 346

108 18 90 108 18 90

18 2 7 2 II

18 2 7 2 11

126 2 25 2 101

Sub-div. 4.6-Wood and wood products other than Sub-div. 4. 7-Furniture and Fixtures furniture and fixtures

Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees Independent workers workers ,__.A..---., ,__.._____, ,-__.._____, ,----'----. ~ ,-__;.._---., ..---"----., ,---A--., M F M F M F M F M .F M F M F M F 363 364 365 366 367 368 369 370 371 372 373 374 37.5 376 377 378

1,433 30 45 454 8 934 22

1,433 30 4.5 464 8 934 22

255 14 2 60 193 14

2.55 14 2 60 193 14 1,688 44 47 514 8 1,127 36

Division 5-Construction and utilities Su b-div. 5. O-Construction and maintenance of works- otherwise unclassified

Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees Independen't workers workers ,.--A--..., ,--...... __, ,---'--., ,.-----A----, ,-__.A..---., ~ ,-__.A..---., ,.-----A----, M F M F M F "\f F M F M F M F M F 395 396 397 398 399 400 401 402 403 404 40.5 406 407 408 409 410

1,613 142 17 1,469 96 127 46 14 13 1 1,613 142 17 1,469 96 127 46 14 13 1

404 70 18 355 70 31 404 70 18 35.5 70 31 2,017 7.12 35 1,824 166 158 46 14 13 1 39 Economic Table III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers

Sub-div_ 5.1-Construction and Sub-div. 5.2-Construction and maintenance- maintenance-Buildings Roads, Bridges and other transport works ,- .A- ----, lnde. Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workeri workers r--'----. ,..---A--., ,-----A--., ~ ~ ~ ~ ,---1'--., M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 411 4n 413 414 416 416 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 424 425 426

Coorg Rural Tract _. .. 1,560 141 17 1,417 95 126 46 29 29

RURAL TOTAL .. 1,660 141 17 1,417 96 126 46 29 1 29 1

Coorg Non-City Urban Tract 324 48 18 276 48 30 8 7 1 " URBAN TOTAL 324 48 18 276 48 30 8 7 "1 STATE TOTAL 1,884 189 85 1,693 143 156 46 37 1 36 1 1

Sub-div. 5. 5-Works and !ervicee-Electric Sub-div. 5.6-Works and services-domestic power and gas supply and industrial water supply Inde- Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employee! pendent workers workers ~ ~ ~ ~ .-...... ____, ~ ~ r-"--., M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 443 444 446 446 447 448 449 450 451 452 453 464 465 466 457 458 RURAL

Coorg Rural Tract .. 4 4 RURAL TOTAL 4 4 URBAN

Coorg .N'on-City Urban Tract 6 6

URBAN TOTAL .. 6 1 6 1 STATE TOTAL 6 1 6 1 4- 4

Sub-div. 6.0-Retail trade, otherwise unclassified Sub-div. 6_1-Retail trade in foodstuffs (including beverages and narcotics) r- Inde- Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workers workers ~ ~ r---"---. r--'"----. ~ r--A--., r--A..-., ,--A-, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 475 476 477478 479 480 481 482 483 484 485 486 487 488 489 490 RURAL

Coorg Rural Tract .. 918 46 92 160 13 666 32 552 29 65 245 242 28 RURAL TOTAL 918 46 92 1 160 13 666 32 662 29 66 " 245 1 242 28 URBAN Coorg Non-City Urban Tract 283 18 29 88 166 17 348 17 39 " 76 " 233 17

URBAN TOTAL 283 18 29 1 88 166 17 348 17 39 " 76 .. 233 17 STATE TOTAL 1,201 64 121 a 248 18 832 49 900 46 104 821 1 475 4i

40 in Industries and Services by Divisions and Su~divisions-contd.

Su b·div. 5. 3-Construction and maintenance-telegraph Sub·div. 5.4--Construction and maintenance operatioDs­ and telephone lines irrigation and other agricultural works

Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees Indept'ndent workers workerR ,.--A.--..., ,.--A.--..., ~ ,--A---, ~--. ,--..A..-.-., M F M F M F M F M F M F 42'1 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 43'1 438 439 440 441 442

I

1 1

Sub.div. 5.7-Sanitary works and services (including scavengers) Division 6-Commerce --. Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees Independent workers workel'll ,.....----'----, r---A.--..., ~ ,.---"----, ~ ,.-.A----., ~ ,.-..A...--.., M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

459 460 461 462 463 464 46. 466 467 468 469 470 471 472 473 474

5 5 1,677 78 188 471 16 1,018 61

5 (j 1,677 78 188 1 471 16 1,018 61

66 21 66 21 899 39 117 282 500 37 66 21 66 21 899 3.9 117 1 282 1 500 37 71 .21 71 21 2,576 117 305 2 753 17 1,518 98

Sub·div. 6.2-Retail trade in fuel (including petrol) Sub.div. 6.3-Retail trade in textile and leather goods

Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees Independent workers workers ,...--A--, ,..---'----., ,...---A---, ,.~--, ,--A.--..., ,-----A--" ~ ,.--A.---., M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 491 492 493 494 495 496 497 498 499 500 501 502 503 504 505 506

2 2 98 3 12 16 2 70

2 2 98 3 12 16 2 70 1

10 9 III 2 21 36 54 2

10 I 9 1 1 III 2 21 36 54 2 12 1 11 1 1 209 5 33 52 .2 124 8

41 Cuorg 6 Economic Table III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers

Sub-div. 6.4-Wholesale trade in Sub-div. 6.5-Wholesale trade in commodities foodstuffs other than foodstuffs

~ Inde- Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workers wurkers r--"--.. ~ ,....-"-...... , r-"'---. ~ ~ ,--..A..---., ~ M F M F M F M F M .F )If F )If F 1\1 F 507 508 509 510 511 512 513 fj14 515 516 517 518 519 520 521 522 RURAL

Coorg Rural Tract .. 19 2 8 9 71 16 25 30

RURAL TOTAL 19 2 8 9 71 16 25 30 URBAN

Coorg Non-(,ityUrban Tract 39 3 16 20 76 25 26 25 " URBAN TOTAL " 39 3 16 20 76 25 26 25

STATE TOTAL 58 5 24 29 147 41 51 55

Sub-div. 6.S-Money lending, banking and Division 7--Transport, storage and other finlln{'ial business communications .A.______~ ,- -A._ Inde- Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workers workers r--"--, r---"--. r--"---.. ,--"---, ,--"---, r-"----. ,--.A.--.. r-"---. M F M F )If F M F 1\1 F M F M F M F 539 540 041 542 043 5U 545 546 547 548 549 550 551 552 553 554 RURAL

Coorg Rural Tra('t 12 11 543 12 1 466 65 ..

RURAL TOTAL 12 1 11 543 1 12 1 466 65 URBAN

Coorg Non-City Urban Tract 29 29 421 9 362 50 URBAN TOTAL 29 29 421 9 362 50 STATE TOTAL 41 1 40 964 1 21 1 828 115

Sub-div. 7.2-Transport by water Sub-div. 7. 3-Transport by air ,- Inde- Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Emplpyees pendent workers workers ,....-.A.--.. ~ .---"---., ~ ,--""---, ,...-..A.-...... , ,---A---, ~ M F )If F M F M F )If F M F M F M F

571 572 573 574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 582 583 584 585 586 RUAL

Coorg Rural Tract 5 3

RURAL TOTAL 5 3 1 1 1 URBAN

Coorg Non-City Urban Tract URBAN RURAL

STATE TOTAL 5 1 3 1 1 1 42 in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions--contd.

Sub.diy.6.6-Realestate Sub.diy. 6. 7-Insurance

....., r -, Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees Independent workers workers ,..-A--, ~ ~ ~ ~ r---"--, ,..-.A-, ,--"""_--, ~l F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 523 fj24 525 626 527 528 529 530 531 532 533 534 535 536 537 538

1" 1 4 4 1 1 4 /,

3 2 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 1 7 1 6 1 1

Sub·diy. 7 .O-1'ransport and communications otherwise Sub·diy. 7 . I-Transport by road unclassified and incidental services ----, Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees Independent workers workers ,----"---, ,---A---.., ,----'---, ,-~ .---"---, ~ .-__...... _____, ,--~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 555 656 557 568 559 560 Ml 662 663 564 565 566 567 568 569 570

484 11 1 409 64 , " 484 1 11 1 409 64

380 9 321 50 380 9 321 50 864 1 20 t 730 114

Sub·div. 7.4-Railway transport Sub·div. 7. 5-Storage and warehousing .- --, rotal Elllployers Employees . Independent Total Employers Employees Independent workers workers ~ ~ .---A-----. ,---A----, .-~ ~ .--.A---, ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 687 588 589 590 591 592 593 594 li96 596 597 598 599 600 601 602

4 4

/ 4 4 4

43 Economic Table IIJ-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers

Sub·div. 7. 6-Postal services Sub·div. 7. 7-Telegraph services

, ----., ------A---______~ Inde· DistrIct and Tract Total Employ~rs Employees Independent Total EmployeJ'S Employees pendent workers workers ~ ~ ~ ~ ,--A--., ~ ,..---A---. ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 603 604 605 606 607 608 609 6](' 611 612 613 614 615 616 617 618 RURAL Coorg Rural Tract 53 53 .. .. RURAL TOTAL .53 53 URBAN Ceorg Non.City Urban Tract 28 28 8 8 URBAN TOTAL 28 28 8 8

STATE TOTAL 81 81 8 8

Division 8-Health, education and public Sub·div. 8 .l-Medital'~nd other health services administration ,---~----__"__ "'------, Di strict and Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employen Employees Independent workers workers ~ (""""A._-.. r--A----, ~ ,...--A.-.. ,-....A..~ ,-_.A.-.., r--A-~ M F M F M F M F M F J\{ F M F ~I F / 635 636 637 638 639 640 641 642 643 644 645 '46 64'1 648 649 650 RURAL

Covrg Rural Total 938 57 896 56 42 117 20 75 10 42 1 RURAL 1'07'AL 938 57 896 56 42 1 117 20 75 19 4:t 1 URBAN

Coorg Non-City Urban Tract 798 124 6 781 124 II 80 48 6 63 48 11 URBAN TOTAL 798 124 6 781 124 11 80 48 6 63 48 11

STATE TOTAL ., 1,736 181 6 1,677 180 53 1 197 68 6 138 67 53 •

Stth-div. S.~Poliee (other than village Sub-div. S_5--Village officers and servants watchmen) including villl1ge wl1tchmen ,.------~ Inde· Di~trict and TfI1rt Totl11 Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workers workers ,...----'---. ,.--"-~ r---"--.. r--"-...... , ,_,.,_____, ,_,.,_____, ,-A..._, ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F ;\1 F M F 667 668 669 670 671 672 673 674 675 676 677 678 679 680 681 682 RURAL Coorg Rural Tract 105 105 67 67 RURAL TOTAL 105 105 67 67 URBAN

Coorg Non-City Urban Trl1ct 97 97 5 5 URBAN TOTAL 97 97 6 5

STATE TOTAl, 202 202 72 72 44 in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-contd.

Sub-div. 7 .S-Telephone services Sub.div. 7. 9-Wireless services ,-

Totfl,j Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees Independent workers workers ,-~ ,---A.-.-., ,----A--., ,-..._A_.._._.., ,--A-----. ,----A--., M F 1\1 F M F M F M F M F 619 620 621 622 623 624 625 626 627 628 629 630 631 632 633 634

1

1 1 t 1

Sub·div. 8.2-Educational services and research Sub-Div. 8.3-Army, navy and airfol'ce ,-______-A ______,-______-A. ______----,

Total . Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees Ind~pendent workers workers ,--~ ,-~ ,---A----., ,--A.----, ,-_..A...-., ,--.....______, ,--A.----, M F M F 1\1 F M F 1\1 F M F M F

661 652 653 654 655 6/i6 61i't 658 659 660 661 662 663 664 665 666

341 33 341 33 341 33 341 33

164 58 164 58 164 58 164 58 505 91 505 91

Sub.div. 8. 7-Employees of State Government Sub·diY. 8.6-Employees of Municipalities and Local Boards (but not (but not inculdillg persons classifiable under any other including persons classifiable under any other division or sub·division) Division or Sub.Division) r------~.------__. Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees Independent workers workers ,---.A---, ,----A--., ,..----A--, ,---"--., ,....._.A..--.. ,----A--., ,----A--., ,----A---, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 683 684 685 686 687 688 689 690 691 692 693 694 69.5 696 697 698

11 11 219 3 219 3 11 11 219 3 219 3

41 1 41 1 324 17 324 17

41 1 41 1 324 17 324 17

52 1 52 1 543 20 543 20 45 Economic Table III-Employers, Employe

Sub-div_ 8. 8-Employees of the Union Government (hut not including persons classifiable under any other Sub-div_ 8. 9-Employees of Non-Indian Division or Sub-Division) Governments r------~------, Inde- District and Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workers workers ,.----A--, ~ r---"----, ~ r---"----, ,.----A--, ,---'--, ,---'-----, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 69.9 700 701 702 703 704 705 706 707 708 709 710 711 712 713 714 RURAL

Coorg Rural Tract 78 1 78 1 RURAL TOTAL 78 1 78 1 URBAN Coorg Non-City 'Orban Tract 87 87 URBAN TOTAL 87 87

STATE TOTAL 165 1 165 1

Sub-div. 9. I-Domestic services (but not including services rendered bv members of family Sub-div. 9.2-Barbers and beauty-shops ,.-______households -Ato ____one another)-- ______. -, Inde- District and Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent workers workers ,---A---, r--A---.. ~ ,.- -"-----.. ~ r--"----, r--A---.. r--"---, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 731 7.12 733 7.14 73ti 736 737 738 739 740 741 742 743 744 Uti 746 RURAL

Coorg Rural Tract 673 159 673 159 139 23 116 RURAL TOTAL 673 159 673 159 139 23 116 URBAN

Coorg Non-Ciry Urban Tract 338 212 338 212 47 7 7 33 URBAN TOTAL 338 212 338 212 47 '1 '1 33 STATE TOTAL 1,011 371 1,011 371 186 7 80 149

Sub-div. 9. 5-Recreation services Sub-div. 9.6-Legal and business services

Inde- District and Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees pendent wllrkers workers ,.--A--, ,..-..A..-, ,.--..A..-, ,.--..A---., ,--..A---., ,---A---., ~ ,----'-----, M F M F M F ·M F M F 1\1 F M F 1\1 F 763 764 765 766 767 768 769 770 771 772 773 774 775 776 777 'l78 RURAL

Coorg Rural Tract 57 31 25 1 101 101

RURAL TOTAL 57 1 1 31 25 1 101 101 URBAN

Coorg Non.CityUrban Tract 130 13 126 10 3 35 10 18 7

URBAN TOTAL 130 13 126 10 4 3 35 10 18 'I STATE TOTAL 187 14 1 157 10 29 4 136 10 119 7 46 in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-concld.

Division 9-Services not elsewhere specified Sub-div. 9.O-Services otherwise unclassified

Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees Independent workers workers ,---"----., ,--A---, ,------A---., ,--A----, ~----., ,~ ,..--.-.A--, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

715 716 717 718 719 720 721 722 723 724 725 726 727 728 729 730

6,061 1,560 125 ,'),194 1,505 742 54 4,014 1,326 15 3,882 1,326 117 6,061 1,560 125 1 0,194 1,605 742 54 4,014 1,326 15 3,882 1,326 117

1,546 410 66 1 1,377 397 103 12 533 170 510 170 23 1,546 410 66 1 1,377 397 103 12 533 170 510 170 23 7,607 1,970 191 2 6,571 1,902 845 66 4,647 1,496 15 4,392 1,496 140

Sub.div. !). 3-Laundries and laundry services Sub-div. 9.4-Hotels, restaurants and eating houses

Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees Independent workers workers .--"---., ,---A----, ,--A----., ,---J'-----., ,--A----, ,--A----., ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 747 748 749 750 751 752 753 764 755 756 757 758 759 760 761 762

239 54 14~ 32 12 193 41 623 14 90 309 2 224 12 239 54 14 1 32 12 193 41 623 14 90 309 2 224 12

28 9 3 4 21 9 384 5 46 338 4

28 9 3 4 21 9 384 5 46 1 338 4 267 63 17 1 36 12 214 50 1,007 19 136 1 647 6 224 12

Sub-div. 9. 7-Arts, letters and journalism Sub-div. 9. 8-Religious, charitable and welfare services

,------~~. ------, ,'----- Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employers Employees Independent workers workers ,---A----., ~ I M F M F M F

779 780 781 782 783 784 785 786 787 788 789 790 791 792 793 794

2 213 6 5 141 6 67 2 2 213 6 5 141 6 67

9 9 42 36 1 6 9 9 42 1 36 1 6 11 2 9 255 7 5 177 7 73 47 Fly leaf to Table B-III Employers, Employees and Independent workers in Industries and services by divisions Su b-divisions showing details of persons belonging to non-productive means of livelihood.

COORG STATE

I II III IV V Persons living Persons living Inmates of jails, All other District and Tract principally on prineipally on asylums, alms- Beggar~ and persons living income from penSions, hnuses and vagrants princip811y on non-agricultural remittances, recipien1s income from property scholarships and of doles non-productive funds activities r-----"---.. r---"--.., r--~ ,.----"--... r---"'----.., 1\1 F 1\I F M F 1\1 ]I' M F

1 2 3 4 Ii 6 7 8 9 10 11

Coorg Rural Tract 32 15 51 16

RURAL TOTAL 32 15 51 16 URBAN

Non-City Urban Tract 15 19 6.5 7 24 34 16 URBAN TOTAL 15 19 65 7 24 34 16 DISTRICT TOTAL 15 19 97 22 24 85 32

SmaJl Scale Industries Census.

COORG STATE

TABLE L

Village ward distribution of small scale industrial ests tli>l IT edF.

Total number of Numl:er of Non-textile Num1:er d Textile 6stablishtr.ents establishrr ents establiohrr ents r-----A.------., r- -"------, r------"------.., ...... , ;:; to ;:; 00 00 ;:;00 p 00 ..<:I .1:>..<:1 .1:>..c: ..<:I .1:>..<:1 .1:>..<:1 ., ....'" ...... <:I ...... +> ...... , ..c: .: II> .:: 11>1': ....'" .:: 11>':: II> .:: 0 i> 0 i> 0 1': 0 i> 0 i> 0 ~ SI. Number and Name of village or S o 8 08 0 8 oS 08 0 'Oe> 8 8 !\o. wa.rd of censuS town/city Cl~ Cl "gCl ~-;:;- II> ~ .:: E'"OJ .: M OJ .:: 2'"OJ 1'1 M ~ ;::-~ ., OJ ., OJ .... 4> OJ ;. .: <11 ~ '" OJ .: 1< C ..<:1..<:1..,.., ..<:1..<:1 ce ..,..,..<:1..<:1 ..,..,..<:1..<:1 ce oS .., ...... <:I '8 ~ ..<:I ':'0 .: 00 .:: 00 _.., ':'0 .: 00 .:: 00 +> --;;; ~ 00 _.., ~ .... II> I=i o '" 0'" 00 o '" 0 00 .:: ~ 00 ~ I=i 00 0 II> i) ~ 8..!l s..!1 «> II> ce so! s~ II> E-< Z ~ il; '" M H il; '"' M H 1 2 3(a) 3(b) 3(c) 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

26 Coorg 7.59 753 6 674 51 28 2 3 RURAL TOTAL 759 753 6 674 51 28 2 1 3

3 Mercara (MunicipalitJ') 54 5~ 53 1 70 Virajpet (Municipality 57 57 57 URBAN TOTAL 111 111 110 1

DISTRICT TOTAL 870 864 6 784 52 28 2 1 3 4R TABLE II.

EMPLOYMENT IN TEXTILE ESTABLISHMENTS

COORG STATE COORG RURAL TRACT

Number of persons employed

r- ....'" J:l Total Males Females Industry Group 'SS• .<:1 number (Code number and name) o~ ,- Z,.c -j ...." Total Boys Men Total Girls "Iomen ~~ ,--A.--., ,--A.--., ,--A.----, ,--A.----, ,--A.----, ,--A.----, ,--A.--, W.T.P.T. W.T. P.T. WoT. P.T. W.T. PoT. W.T. P.T. W.T. P.T. W.T. P.T.

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

2.61 Cotton ginning, cleaning and pressing

2.62 Cotton spinning, sizing and 5 2 15 7 7 1 8 8 weaving

2063 Cotton dyeing, bleaching, 1 2 1 1 1 printing, preparation and sponging

2.81 Jute pressing, balling, spinning and weaving

2.82 Woollen spinning and weaving 2.83 Silk reeling, spinning and weaving

2.84 Hemp and flax spinning and weaving

2085 Manufacture of rayon, weaving of rayon fabrics and produc- tion of staple fibre yarn 2.86 Manufacture of rope, twine, string and other related goods from coconut, aloes, straw, linseed and hair

2.80 All other (including insuffi- cien tly described Industries) 2087 Mat weaving

TOTAL 6 2 1'1 1 8 1 8 1 9 1 9

49

Coorg. 7 TABLE II. EMPLOYMENT IN TEXTILE ESTABLISHMENTS

COORG STATE COORG NON-CITY URBA..>i

Number of persons employed

f ------. Industry Group Total Males Females (Code number and name) number f-----~----______, f Total Boys Men Total Girls Women

,.-~-, ,.---"---. ,.---"--, ,.---A-----, ,.---A-----, ,.-_.A.----, ,----A----, W.T. P.T. W.T. P.T. W.T. P.T. W.T. P.T. W.T. P.T. W.T. P.T. W.T. P.T.

1 2 3 4 5 6 '1 8 .f) 10 11 12 .1::; 14 15 16

2.61 Cotton ginning, cleaning and pressing

2.62 Cotton spinning, ~izing and weaving 2.63 Cotton dyeing, bleaching, printing, preparation and sponging 2.81 Jute pressing, balling, spinning and weaving 2.82 Woollen spinning and weaving 2.83 Silk reeling, spinning and weaving

2.84 Hemp and flax spinning and weaving 2.85 Manufacture of rayon, weaving of rayon fabrics and produc· tion of staple fibre yarn 2.86 Manufacture of ropes, twine, string and other related goods from coconut, aloes, straw, linseed and hair 2.80 All other (including insuffi­ ciently described Industries) 2.87 Mat weaving

TOTAL

50 TABLE III.

EMPLOYMENT IN NON-TEXTILE ESTABLISHMENTS COORG RURAL TRACT

Number of perSons employed r------___-----A.. -. Total Males Females Industry Group ...'" number (Code number and name) ~ r-__.A.---., r------.A..-----_" r-----__.A. d:> ---. "C;] .", Total Boys Men Total Girls Women o·~ Z:O r---..A..---., d~ r--.A..---., r-----"----., r-__.A..--., r-__.A..--., r--.A.-., +>o '"0 H W.T. P.T. W.T. P.T. W.T. P.T. W.T. P.T. W.T. P.T. W.T. P.T. W.T.P.T.

1 2 3 I}. fj 6 'l 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

1.5 Stone quarrying, clay and sand 13 53 31 30 22 22 pits 2.12 Millers of cereals and pulses 42 85 96 182 96 182 96 3 3

2.13 Grain parchers and makers of 9 34 30 29 4 4 blended and prepared flour and other cereal and pulse prc- parations . 2.40 Manufacture of alrated and 16 41 4 41 4 5 36 4 min.lral waters and other beverages, 2.50 Preparing raw leaftobacco for 2 4 2 2 2 2 manufacturing 2.71 Tailors, milliner~, dress makers 74 163 6 160 5 12 2 148 3 3 1 3 1 and darnurs 2.92 Cobblers and all other makers 5 11 11 II and repairers of shoes, boots, sandals and clogs 3.01 Blacksmiths and other workers 48 117 15 99 6 2 4 97 2 18 9 18 9 iniron and makers ofim- plements 3.02 Wor,kers in copper, brass and II 41 40 39 .. bell metal

3.03 Work&rsin other m&tals 2 4 4 3

3.06 Makers of arms, guns, etc., in- 2 4 4 4 eluding workers in ordnance faetories 3.32 Manufacture, assembly and re- G 18 18 17 pair of railway equipments, motor vehicles and bicyeJes 3.34 Coach builders and makers of 2 2 2 2 2 2 ca.rriages, palki, rikshaw, etc., and wheel wrights 4.04 Workers in precious stones, 43 108 10 101 100 7 10 7 10 precious metals and makers of iewellery and ornaments 4.41 Potters and maker" of earthen- 98 249 142 142 107 106 ware

4.5 Rubber products 4 4 4

4.62 Carpenters, turners and others 8 27 26 25

4.64 Basket makers 46 140 1 79 2 77 61 4 57

4.60 Other industries ~d woody mate- 2 6 4 4 2 2 rials including leaves, but not ' . including furniture or fixture 4.91 Printers, Lithographers, en- 3 7 7 7 1 gravers

11.4 Hotels, restaurants and eating 321 1,019 65 906 42 32 874 41 113 23 2 6 III 17 houses

Total 753 2,237 200 1,893 157 60 7 1,833 150 344 43 7 6 337 37

51 'fABLE III.

COORG STATE COORG NON.CITY URBAN TRACT EMPLOYMENT IN NON·TEXTILE ESTABLISHMENTS

Number of persons employed

r- ---"- Industry Group .., Total M;tles Females (Code number and name) I'::'" number r------"------, r- ~]" O'~. '" z:c Total Boys Men Total Girls Women ~~ ,----A---, r---A.--, ,----A---, ,..---A---, "'0" ,..---A---... r---A--... ,..---A---... H W.'!'. P.T. W.T. P.'l'. W.T. p.'r. W.T· P.T. W.T. P.T. W.T. P.T. W.T. P.T.

i 3 4 5 (J 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

0.22 Bee.keepers 6 6 6

2.Il Hand pounders of rice and other 3 III 2 16 2 16 2 2 2 persons engaged in manual dehusking and flour grinding 2.13 Grain parchers and makers of 6 19 2 19 2 2 1 17 1 blended and prepared flour and other cereal and pulse preparations

2.40 Manufacture of rerated and 10 25 3 25 3 1 24 3 mineral waters and other beverages

2.71 Tailors, milliners, dress makers, ·11 32 32 3 29 and darners

2.92 Cobblers and all other makers 5 13 13 12 and repairers of boots, shoes, sandals and clogs 3.01 Blacksmiths and other workers 4 10 10 10 in iron and makers of impIe. ments 3.02 Workers in copper, brass and 8 31 29 3 26 2 2 bell metal 3.03 Workers in other metals 2 2 2

3.32 Manufacture, assembly, repair 6 22 2 22 2 22 of railway equipment, motor vehicles and bicycles

4.03 Repair and manufacture of 2 4 4 4 watches and clocks 4.04 Workers in precious stones, 15 45 45 1 4 41 1 precious metals and makers of jewellery and ornaments

4.5 Rubber products 2 2 2 4.62 Carpenters, turners and joiners 4 13 13 1 12 4.91 Printers, Lithographers, engravers 6 32 32 32

9'.4 Hotels, restaurants and eating 28 138 4 138 3 5 133 3 1 1 houses Total 111 412 14 408 13 20 2 389 11 4 1 4 1

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KANNADA DISTRICT TOTAL 80.410 10,404 Coorgi or Kodagu (3,977), Tulu (3,231), lIIalayalam (2,221,) Tamil (359), Hindi(268), Telugu (140), Hindusthani (ll5), Urdu (58), Marathi (19), Konkani (15), Bengali (1)

Rural Total and Tract 77,215 9,484 Coorgi or Kodagu (3.806,) Tulu (3,052), Malayalam (2,056), Tamil (217), Hindi (136), Telugu (89), Hindusthani (58), Urdu (50), Konkani (15), Marathi (4), Bengali (1)

Urban Total and Tract 3,195 920 Tulu (179), Coorgi or Kodagu (171), Tulu (179) Malayalam (165), Tamil (142), Hindi (132), Hindusthani (57), Telugu (51), Marathi (15), Urdu (8) GOORG] OR KODAGU

DISTRICT TOTAL 66,642 41,451 Kannada (40,997), Malayalam (324), Tulu (60), Urdu (22), Tamil (18), Tclugu (13), Hindi (13), Hindusthani (4)

Rural Total and Tract 63.187 38,486 Kannada (38,060), Malaya1am (312), Tulu (59), Urdu (21), Tamil (16), Telugu (12), Hindi (4), Hindusthani (2)

Urban Total and Tract 3,455 2,965 Kannada (2937), Malayalam (12), Hindi (9), Hindusthani (2), Tamil (2), Tulu (1), Urdu (I), Telugu (1)

MALAYALAM DISTRICT TOTAL 32,683 7,835 Kannada (5.412), Tamil (797), Tulu (738), CoorgiorKodagu (654), Urdu (77), Hindi (67), Hindusthani (52), Telugu (35), Konkani (2), Bengali (I)

Rural Total and Tract 29.977 6,788 Kannada (4,664). Tulu (696). Tamil (638). Coorgi or Kodagu (635), Urdu (41), Hindusthani (39), Hindi (38). Telugu (34), Kon­ kani (2). Bengali (I) Urban Total and Tract 2,706 1,047 Kannada (748), Tamil (159). Tulu (42). Urdu (36). Hindi (29,) Coorgi (19). Hindusthani (13), Telugu (I)

TDLD DISTRICT TOTAL 21,009 9,392 Kannada (8,581). Coorgi or Kodagu (459). Malayalam (266), Hindusthani (35), Tamil (24), Hindi (19). Konkani (3), Telugu (3). Marathi (2)

Rural Total and Tract 19,736 8,366 Kannada (7,579), Coorgi or Kodagu (442). Malayalam (263), Hindusthani (35). Tamil (23), Hindi (17), Konkani (3), Telugu (3). Marathi (I)

Urban Total and Tract 1.273 1,026 Kannada (1.002). Coorgi or Kodagu (17), Malayalam (3). Hindi (2), Tamil (I), Marathi (1) TAMIL

DISTRICT TOTAL 18.824 2,538 Kannada (1,963), Malayalam (~22). Telugu (216). Coorgi or Kodagu (45). Urdu (33), Tulu (24), Hindi (21). Hindusthani (9)

Rural Total and Traot 12,704 1,796 Kannada (1.387), Malayalam (193). Telugu (123). Coorgi or Kodagu (39), Tulu (24), Urdu (15), Hindi (II), Hindusthani (4) Urban Total Tract 1,120 737 Kannada (576). Telugu (93) Malayalam (29). Urdu (18), Hindi (10), Coorgi or Kodagu (6), Hindusthani (5)

90 D. I. Oi)-BilinguaJism-oontd.

COORG STATE

Mother Tongue Total perS

1 2 3 4

TELUGU DISTRICT TOTAL 3,928 2,598 Kannada (1,777), Tamil (728), Malayalam (81), Tulu (5), Coorgi or Kodagu (4), Hindi (2), Urdu (1)

Rural Total and Traot 3,148 2,033 Kannada (1,312), Tamil (648), Malayalam (64), Tulu (5), Coorgi or Kodagu (2), Hindi (I), Urdu (I)

Urban Total and Traot 779 565 Kannada (465), Tamil (80), Malayalsm (17), Coorgi or Kodagu (2), Hindi (1) URDU

DISTRICT TOTAL 3,818 2,504 Kannada (2,364), Malayalam (48), Tulu (33), Hindusthani (16), Tamil(16), Coorgi or Kodagu (la), Telugu (9), Hindi (4), Konkani(l)

Rural Total and Tract 2,279 1,479 Kannada (l,a89), Tulu (30), Malayalalll (25), Hindusthani (16), Coorgior Kodagu (I), Tamil (9), Telugu (2), Hindi (I), Konkani(l)

Urban Total and Tract 1,539 1,025 Kannada (975), I\Ialayalam (2a), Tamil (10), Telugu (7), Coorgi or Kodagu (4), Tulu (3), Hindi (a) KONKANI DISTRICT TOTAL 8,515 2,656 Kannada (2,370), Tulu (174), Malayalam (62), Coorgi or Kodagu (20), Tamil (9), Urdu (9), Hindi (5), Hindusthani (4), Telugu (2), Gujarathi (1)

Rural Total and Tract 2,437 1,765 Kannada (1,532), Tulu (171), l\falayalam (49), Coorgi or Kodagu (8), Telugu (2), Tamil (I), Hindusthani (I), Hindi (I) Urban Total and Tract 1,078 891 Kannada (8a8), Malayalam (Ia), Coorgi or Kodagu (12), Urdu (9), Tamil (8), Hindi (4), Hindusthani (a), Tulu (3). Guja. rathi (I) MARAPHI

DISTRICT TOTAL 1,558 Kannada (690), Tulu (214), Coorgi or Kodagu (17), Malayalatn (17), Urdu (I6). Tamil (9), Hindi (6), TeJugu (I)

Rural Total and Tract 1,287 785 Kannada (525), Tulu (211), Coorgi or Kodagu (17), Malayalam (17), Urdu (14), Telugu (I)

Urban Total and Tract 271 185 . Kannada (165), Tamil (9), Hindi (6), Tulu (a), Urdu (2)

HIND USTBA NI

DISTRICT TOTAL 1,210 761 Kannada (715), Malayalam (28). Tulu (9), Tamil (4). Telugu (3). Hindi (1). Urdu (1)

Rural Total and Tract 707 398 Kannada (362), Malayalam (26), Tulu (7). Tamil (2), Hindi (1) Urban Total and Tract 50a 36a Kannada (35a), Tolugu (3), Tamil (2), Malayalam (.2), Tulu (2). Urdu (1) ARABlO

DISTRICT TOTAL 305 132 Kannada (114), Telugu (10). Tulu (8) Rural Total and Tract 150 60 Kannada (52), Thlu (8) tJl'ban Total and Tract 155 72 Kannada (62), Telugu (10)

91 D. I. (ii)-BilingualisD1 COl1td.

COORG STATE

Mother Tongue Total person3 r------"------, returned as speaking Language and District a language lillbsidiary Subsidiary languag. and Total speakerd to that Rhown in Tract from whioh returned Column No.1

2 3

HINDI

DISTRICT TOTAL 223 166 KaUllnda (j()2), l'rdll (2), Tolugu (1), :Iolalayalam (1)

Rural Total and Tract 127 86 Kannada (85). Telugu (1)

urban Total and Tract 96 80 Kannada (77). Urdu (2). :Malayalam (1)

ENGLISH

DISTRICT TOTAL 176 104 Kannada (65). Tamil (14). Malayalam (10). Coorgi or Kodagi) (4). Hmdi (4), L'rdu (3), Hindusthani (3), Telugu (1)

Rural Total and Tract 141 Kannada (46), Tamil (9). Malayalam (8), Coorgi or Kodagu(4), Hindusthani (3), L'rdu (2), Telugu (1), Hindi (1)

Urban Total and Tract 30 Kannada (19), Tamil (5), Hindi (3), l\Ialayalam (2), Urdu (1)

PERSIAN

DISTRICT TOTAL 25 17 Urdu (17)

Rural Total and Tract 4

Urban Total and Tract 21 17 Urdu (17)

PORTUflESE

DISTRICT TOTAL 23 19 Kannada (8), .MaJayaJam (5), Coorgi or Kodagu (4), Urdu (1), Tamil (1)

Rural Total and Tract 23 19 Kannada (8), Malayalam (5), Coorgi or Kodagu (oi), Urdu (I). Tamil (I)

Urban Total and Tract

GUJARATHI DISTRICT TOTAL 17 16 Kannada (15), Hindi (1)

Rural Total and Tract 9 9 Kannada (9)

Urban Total and Trad 8 7 Kannada (6), Hindi (1)

LA lffBADI

DISTRICT TOTAL 11 2 Kannada (2)

Rural Total and Tract 11 2 Kannada (2)

Urban Total and Tract 92 D. I. (ij)-BilingU&lism-contJ.

OOORG STATE

Mother Tongue Total persons returned as speaking Language and District Total speakers a language subsidiary Subsidiary language and to that shown in Tract from whioh returned Column No.1

1 2 3

PUNJABI DISTRICT TOTAL 6 5 Hindusthani (5)

Rural Total and Tract

Urban Total and Tract 6 5 Hindusthani (5)

NEPALI DISTRICT TOTAL 6 6 Hindi (6)

Rural Total and Tract 3 3 Hindi (3)

Urban Total and Tract 3 3 Hindi (3)

BENGALI DISTRICT TOTAL 5 4 Kannada (2), Tamil (2)

Rural Total and Tract

Urban Total and Tract 5 Kannada (2), Tamil (2)

OHINESE DISTRICT TOTAL 4 1 Hindi (1)

Rural Total and Tract

Urban Total and Tract 4 1 Hindi (1)

FRENOH DISTRICT TOTAL 4

Rural Total and Tract 3

Urban Total and Tract

SINDHI DISTRICT TOTAL 2 2 Urdu (1), Punjabi (1)

Rural Total and Tract

Urban Total and Tract 2 2 Urdu (1), Punjabi (1) 93 1>. t (ii)-Bilingualism-condd.

COORG STATE

Mother Tongue Total persons .------~.------; returned as speaking Language and District Total speakers a language subsidiary Subsidiary language and to that shown i n Tract from which returned Column No.1

1 3

GURMUKHI

DISTRICT TOTAL 1

Rural Total and Tra<:t I

Urban Total and Tract

SINHALESE DISTRICT TOTAL 1

Rural Total and Tract

Urban Total and Tract I

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COORG STATE

rho figures shown in the fly leaf are taken from Compilers' posting statement II. The figures for the religiC4l other than the major religions shown in column 5 to 20 of the table D. II as shown in columns 21 to 24 are given in this fly leaf separatply for each religion.

Agnastie Parsi ____-A. ___-, Tn,ot ._----'------, ::'IIales Females ::\IaJes Females

2 3 ~ 5

Coorg Rural 1 1 RURAL TOTAL 1 1 1

Coorg Non-City Urban Total URBAN TOTAL

STATE TOTAL 1 1 1

1)6 D. III-Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

COORG STATE

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes State -A. r- -A. Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

RURAL

Coorg Rural Tract 25,030 14,120 10,910 21,042 10,997 10,045

RURAL TOTAL 23,030 14,120 10,910 21,042 10,997 10,045

URBAN

Coorg Non-City Urban Tract 660 350 310 42 27 15 URBAN TOTAL 660 350 310 42 27 15

STATE TOTAL 25,690 14,470 11,220 21,084 11,024 10,060

97 Coorg 13 Fly leaf to Table D. III-Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

COORG STATE

The figures shown in the fty·leafare taken from the Compilers' posting statement ll. The figures for Anglo·Indians are given in this fly· leaf tract wise. These figures a.re not included in the table.

Anglo·Indians Tract

Males Females

RURAL

Coorg Rural Tract 14 9 RURAL TOTAL 14 9

URBAN

Coorg Non·City Urban Tract 8 10 URBAN TOTAL 8 10

STATE TOTAL 22 19

98 D. III-Backward and No.n-backward Classes

COORG STATE

Backward Classes Non-Backward Classes Hate

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

1 2 8 4 6 6 'l

RURAL

Coorg 64,681 35,613 29,068 102,374 55,296 47,078

RURAL TOTAL 64,681 36,613 29,068 102,374 56,296 47,078

URBAN

Coorg Non-City Urban Tract 4,741 2,954 1,787 10,794 5,948 4,846

URBAN TOTAL 4,741 2,964 1,787 10,794 6,948 4,846

STATE TOTAL 69,422 88,567 30,855 113,168 61,244 51,924

99 D. IV-Migranti

COORG STATE

State Total Rural Total and Coorg Rural Tract Urban Total ,..-_____-A. ____ ----, ,..-_____--A- ___--, District, Shte, etc., or country ,..- where born Persons 11a1e8 :Fcmalcs Person" Males Fomales Persons Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 '1 8 9 10

TOTAL POPULATION 229,405 125,827 104,078 218,150 116,040 97,110 16,255 9,287 6,968

A-BORN IN INDIA 229,808 125,268 ·104,045 218,089 115,997 97,092 16,219 9,266 6,952

I. Within the State of enumeration 163,257 84,253 79,004 162,888 78,783 74,105 10,369 5,470 4,899 (i) District of enumeration 163,257 84,253 79,004 152,888 78,783 74,105 10,369 5,470 4,891l (ii) Ober Districts

II. States in India beyond the State of enu- 62,446 38,389 24,06(3 57,214 36,085 22,129 5,231 3,304 1,92'1 'lneratioll

(i) States adjacent to the State of el!li- meration

l'tfysore 10,061 4,521 5,540 9,129 4,053 5,076 932 468 464 .:IIadras 52,384 33,8G8 18,516 48,085 31,032 17,053 4,299 2,836 1,463

(ii) Other States 3,587 2,606 981 2,9'19 2,124 855 608 482 126

Travancore and Coehin 3,234 2,348 886 2,895 2,070 825 339 278 61

Bombay 294 223 71 56 38 18 238 185 53

Hyderabad 11 6 5 3 2 1 8 4 4 Bihar 3 3 3 3

Uttar Pradesh 6 4 2 3 2 1 3 2 1 :Madhya Pradesh 12 5 7 4 2 2 8 3 5

Madhya Bharath 1 1

Rajasthan 8 5 3 5 2 3 3 3 Punjab 7 3 4 5 1 4 2 2 West Bengal 5 5 2 2 3 3 Bhopal 1 1 1 Sourashtra 1 I 1 1

Delhi 1 1 I 1

Orissa 1 1 1

Assam 1 1 I 1

Andaman and Nicobar Islands 1 1 1

(iii) Elsewhere in India 19 15 4 8 5 3 11 10 1

100 n. lV-Migrants

COORG STATE

State Total Rural Total and Coorg Rural Tract Urban Total

District, State, etc., or country r- -"-- r- -A. where born Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Fema.les

1 2 3 4. 5 6 7 8 9 10

B-Cou,ntries in Asia beyond India (in- 48 30 18 22 15 '1 26 15 11 eluding U. S. s. R.) (i) Burma 5 3 2 I I 4 3 1

(ii) Ceylon 12 7 5 12 7 5 (iii) China 3 2 I I I 2 I 1 (iv) Nepal 11 II 7 7 4 4, (v) Pakisthan 11 7 4, 11 7 4. (vi) Strait Settlements and Malaya 3 3 1 1 2 2 (vii) Elsewhere in Asia 3 3 3 3

C-Countries i'lt Europe 40 28 12 39 28 11 1 1 (i) United Kingdom and Northern 36 27 9 36 27 9 Ireland (ii) Eire 2 1 1 2 1 1

(iii) Elsewhere in Europe (excluding 2 2 I I 1 1 U. S. S. R.) D-Countries 0/ Africa '1 ,/, 3 '1 4 3 (i) Union of South Africa 7 4 3 7 4 3

Birth place not retnrned 2 2 2 2

101 Fly leaf to Table D. IV

COORG STATE

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Persons Males Females

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Persons Mall'S Females

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SORTER'S TICKET 2 AND THE STATE INDEX OF NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES

107

State Index of Non-Agricultural Occupa.tions

COQRG STATE

Group Population..A. __ Code Occupation Serial number of ,- number Sorters Ticket Persons Males Female8

1 2 3 4 5 6

0.11 Cow.grazing 18 • 1 0.12 Cattle-rearer 1. 17 86 86 0.10 Horse-keeper 2 2

0.10 Keepers of Elephant 1,17,2 55 55 0.22 Packer in the Honey and Wax produotion 17 6 6

0.31 Tea Estate Workers 1,2,3,4 210 186 24 Tea Company labourers 2 9 9 0.32 Coffee Estate Workers 1,2,3,4,17, 18,20,21 20,357 13,183 7,174

0.33 Rubber Estate Workers 1,2,3,4 674 585 89 0.30 Sandalwood Workers 1,3 76 37 39 2 " Cocoanut Plantation 2 Lemon Plantation 14 14 .. Pepper Plantation Workers 1,2,3 153 151 2 Orange Plantation Workers 429 407 " 1,2,3,17,20 22 Arecanut Plantation 1,2,3 66 64 2 Cardamom Plantation 204 169 " 1,2,3,4,17, 18 35 Vegetable Growing 1,2,3,4 100 66 34. Cinchona Estate Workers .. 13 13 " 3 0.40 Forest Officials 1, 17, 18,20 156 154 2 Forest Employees 2 62 62 Workers engaged in the preservation of forests 1,3,4 774 516 258 0.41 Charcoal Burners 1,2 6 6 0.42 Forest Produce Collector 1 3 3 0.43 People engaged in wood.cutting 1,2,4,17 638 687 I

0.44 Collector of Cow· dung 3 2 0.5 Crocodile Catcher 4 4, 28 28 " Snll.ke Catchers 1,2 0.60 Fishing 3, 17, 18 12 9 3 L31 Purifyir.g Gold 17 I .03 Butohers 1,2,17,18 27 27 2.00 Sweetmeat makers 17 6 6

2.11 Rice·pounding 3,20 3 3 2.12 Rice Mill Workers 1,2,3,17,18,19,20 147 139 8

2.13 Pappada makers 1,20 6 5

109 State Index of ~on~Agrieultulal Oeeupations-eontd.

COORG STATE

Group Serial number of Population Code Occupation Florters Ticket ,-___---A- --. number Persons Males Females 1 2 3 " Ii 6 2.13 Bakery workers 1,2,17.18 35 35 2.10 Processing of grains 4 2 2 2.23 Milkman 1.3,17,20 21 16 5

Dairy farming 2,17 11 11 2.3 Sweetmeats prepared from sugar 7 7

2.31 Jaggery manufactnring 3 3 2.42 Toddy·Tappers 1,2.17 313 313 2.40 Soda manufacturers 1,2,17,18 37 37 2.50 Snuff· makers 20 2 2 2.62 Cotton weavers 1.2,17.18 20 20 2.71 Tailors 1.2,3,17,18.20,21 335 318 17 2.74 Cap·repairers 1,17 3 3 2.75 Bed·repairers 17 1 1

2.70 Um brelIa.repairers 1 5 6 Makers of Hand·bags 20 1

2.83 Silk manufacturing II 11

2.91 Skin and Hide workers 1 1 1

2.92 Cobblers 1,2,17,18 51 51 3.01 Blacksmiths 1,2,4,17 151 150 1 Horse·shoe makers 12 12

" Shoeing the bullocks 2,17,18 7 7 " Lock repairers 17 1 3.02 Coppersmiths 1,2,4,17,18 78 77 1

Bronze vessel making 2.3, 4, 2 2 3.03 Tin·makers and workers in metals 1,2,17 23 23 Repairers of torch· lights and petromax 17 2 2 3.06 Gun.repairers 1,2,17 3 3 3.32 Cyole·repairers 1,2,17 23 23 Mechanics 1 15 15 Fitters engaged in repairing motors .. 2, 17, 18 64 64

3.40 Gramophone·repairers 1 1 3.5 Dealers and repairers in Singer Sewing Machines 17 1 1 3.7 Unani medicine making 17 2 2 4.02 Photo·frame workers 17 2 2 no State Index of Non-Agricultural Occupations-contd.

aQQRG STATE

Group Population Code O

1 2 3 4 6 6

4.03 Watch repairers 1,2,17,18 19 19

4.04 Goldsmiths 1,2,3,17,18 283 279 4 Jewellery shop " 20 1 1 4.05 Harmonium repairer 1 4.06 Pen repairer 2 2

4.06 Brick and Tile makers 1,17, 18,20 128 126 2

4.41 Potters 2,3,4 28 10 18

4.40 Lime making 1,2,3 8 7 1

4.5 Workers in Tyre Company 17, 18 10 10

4.61 Sawyers 1,2,4, 17, 18 433 432 1

4.62 Carpenters 1,2,3,4,17, 18 1,100 1,094 6

4.63 Workers in Plywood 17 4 4

4.64 Basket making 1,2,3,4,17,20,21 151l 135 2!

4.60 Cottage Industry preparing brooms .. 2,4,17,18,20,21 36 23 13

4.8 Paper Mill workers 1,2 3 3

4.91 Printing Press workers 1,2, 17, IS 20 20

4.92 Binders in PresR 17 3 3

5.0 Workers in building construction out of bamboo~ 14 14 14

5.11 Brkk Layers and MIlSOTI~ 13, 14, 15, HI, 30, 31, 34 .. 297 289 8

5.12 Stone. cutters 13, 14, 15, 16, 30, 31 609 511 98

Plasterers 13, 15 175 166 9

5.13 Painters 13,30, 31 22 22

5.10 Building Contractors 13,30,31 249 249

Mud workers 13, 14, 15, ] 6, 33 721 647 74

5.2 Mill coolies 13 29 29

Road and Bridge workers .. 16,30, 31 9 8

5.4 Irrigation Supervisor 14 1 1

5.51 Workers in Electric Company 30,33 7 6

5.6 Water pump workers 13 4 4

5.7 Sanitary Inspectors 13 3 3

Scavengers 13,30,31,33, 34 89 68 21

11.01 Hawker unclassified 22 3 3 6.02 Medicine seller 5,6,7,22,23 12 11

6.03 Book store and Stationery Merchants 5,22,23 16 16 III State Index of Non-Agricultural Occupations-contd.

COORG STATE

Grotlp Population Code Oocupations Serial number of ,------"-----., num\)er Sorters Ticket Peri!

1 2 3 4 {j 6

6.03 Newspapers Distributors 22 4 4

6.04 Cattle business 5,22 7 7

6.00 Cutlery Merchants 5,6,7,22,23 117 115 2

Salesman unclassifi~d 5 2 2

Bangle selling 5,7,8,24,25,22 37 26 11

Fancy goods merchants 5 1

Retail dealer unclassified 5, 6, 7,8, 22, 23, 24, 25 990 943 47

Cycle shop business 5 2 2 " Co-operative stores staff 5,6,22 20 20

Trader in gold 5 3 3

Copper merchants 5,22,23,24 15 14 1 Earthen-pot business 5,2,4 3 2 1

Watch dealers 22 1 1

Aluminium goods seller 22 1

Dealers in Trunks 22 1

Petty dealer in perfumery 22 1

6.00 Merchant in glassware 22 7 7 Motor parts dealer 22 13 13

Hardware Merchants 23 1

Diamond dealers 24,22 4 3

Ammunition merohants 22,23 4 4

6.1I Fruit selling 5,6,22,23 99 99 Sweet-meat seller 5,7,8,22,24 21 14 7 " Provision shops 5,7,8,22,23,24,6 434 428 6

Fish seller 5,22,23,6 39 39

Biscuit shop 5, fl, 22 10 9

Tea merchant 5 3 3

Ground·nut seller 5,23,25 5 3 2

Trade in Arecanut 5, 6, 22 22 22

Vegetable sellers 5,7,23,24,22 23 20 3

Milk Vendors 5,7,22, 23, 24 36 29 7

Jaggery business 5,22,6 8 8

Cardamom merchants 5 2 2

Pepper merchants 5 4 4

112 State Index of Non-Agricultural Occupations-contd.

Group Population Code Occupations Serial number of ,.------"------., number Sorters Ticket Persons Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6

6.11 Cocoanut Trade 5,22,23 28 28

Butcher shop 55,22,23 10 19

Ghee and Butter seller 7,22,24 0 7 2

Happalam selling 7,22,24 3 1 2

Cocoanut oil merchants 7,22 4 3

6.12 Liquor merchants 5, 6, 22, 23, 7 49 45 4

Toddy Contractors 5 10 10

Soda seller 5,22 II 11

Brandy shop 5 1 1

6.13 Tobacco merchants 5,6,24 21 IS 3

Sn uff merchan ts 22

Ganja Vendor 5 1 1

6.14 Hawker in groundnllts 7 3 3

6.15 Betel1eaves seller 5,7,22 37 33 4

6.15 Pan·Beedi shop 5, 6, 22, 23, 25 43 42

6.21 Petrol Bunk 5,22,23 11 11

Kerosene oil salesman 22 1 1 " 6.20 Selling Firewood 24

6.3 Cloth Bu~iness 5,6,7,22,23 191 188 3 Dealers in skins 5,22 II II " Shoe s"ller 5,22,23,24 12 10 2

6.4 Paddy Traders 5,22 16 16

Wholesale Coffee merch~nts 5,22,23 17 17

Wholesale Provision shop 22 13 13

Oardamom merchants 22 7 7

Agents of Tea 22 4 4

,, Biscuit Factory Representfltins 23

6.5 Wholesale Timber merchants 5,6,22,23 124 124

\Vhole8alers in gilted art.iples 22,23 4 4

Wholesale cloth m(>I'chants 22 8 8

Wholesale beedi merchantR 22 3 3

Whobsale general m('rt·hants other than fO(ld~tl1 ff~ 22 8 8

6.6 Estate Agent 6

6.7 Insurance Company 'Yorkers 5,6,22,23.24 8 7

113 1f\ State Index of Non-Agricultural Occupations-contd.

COORG STATE

Group .-_____Population..A. _____ , Code Occupations Serial number of number Sorters Ticket Persons Males Femaks

1 2 4 .5 6

6.8 Workers in Banks 22,5,23 41 41

7.1 Cart workers 9, 10, 12,26,27 223 222 1

Toll.gate keeppr 9,10 2 2

l\Iotor DriverH 9, 10,26, 27 254 254

Motor workers other than Drivers .. 9, 10,26,27 330 330

Elephant J\Iavath 9 52 52

Transport by horses find ponie:; 2fj 3 3

Transport oy asses 21l I 1

7.2 Transport by b<'a t 9 5 5

7.3 Pilot 9 7.41 Fourth Class Office Rrr ilway Agene)' 26 2 2

7.42 Porters and parcel carrying 2(; 2 2

7.6 Post Office Staff 13, 14,30,31 81 81

7.7 Telegraph worker 30 8 8

7.9 WireleSs O]JPrators :30 I

8.1I Doe tors la, 16,30, al, 3a :16 33 3

8.12 NatiYe Doptors la, 14, 30 3'; 35

8.13 Dentists al 2 2

8.14 l\Iidwif(R 18,a3 4 " 4

8.16 Compound,·rs 13, ao, 33 3ft 37 2

8.17 Nurses 33.34 29 29

8.18 Yeterinal'y Officer and WorkL r in Veterinary DepartlllPUl 31,30 7 7

8.10 Hospital St·aff 13,14,15,30,33 lOll 71l 30

Other H€alth WorkerH 31 7 7

8.21 Lee turers in C( lieges 31,33 ;) 2

8.22 Teachers 1:1,14, I.3, lfi, 30, 31, 33, 34 ,)41 4110

8.20 School peons 13, 14,15, :ll), :n, 3:3 49 43

8.20 GOH'rnment College Librariall 33

8.4 Polic'c 13,30, 14,31 202 202

8.5 Village Officer and Yillagp menialK 13,14,30 72 72

8.6 ~lnnil'ipalit.\· Workers 1:1,30,3:1 48 47 1

Local Board Workers 13,30, ill :5 .3

8.7 State GOYernIIlent Sprvflnts 13,14,13,30,31,33,34 .. 563 .>43 20 '

8.8 rnion GOYernment Servants 13, 14,30,31 1I.i6 165 114 State Index ot Non-Agril:ultural ()ccupations-contJ.

UOORG STATE

Group Popula tion Code OccupatioJls t-;orialnumbt,r of r------~ number Sort('l'H Ticket Persons lila los Fonllu('s 1 :! 3 " Ii 6 9.00 Coolies unelassified 13, 14, 15, 16,30,33,34; 31 5,778 4,282 1,496 Contractor unclassified " 13 166 166 Astrologer!> 13, 14,30, 31 38 38 Club and Public Bungalow Workers 13,1-1 13 13 9.00 Clerks unclassified 30, 14 27 27 Engine Driver 14 9.11 Drivers Private 13,30 41 41 Privato Cartmen 30,31 7 7

9.12 Cooks 13, 14, Iii, 16,30,31,33,34 504 367 137 9.13 Gardeners 30,31 3 3

0.10 Domostic Servants 13,14, 15, 1~30,31,33,34 ll22 593 220 Ayahs " 15 5 5 9.2 Barbers 13, 14, 30, 31 186 186 9.3 Washermen 13,14,15,16,30,31,33,34 330 267 63 9.4 Hotel Owners and Workers 13,14,15,30,31,32,33,34 1,025 1,007 19 9.5 Cinema Workers 13, 14,30,31,33 61 60 1 Devil Dancers " 13 3 3 Actors in Dramas " 13 5 5 Monkey Dancers " 13,16 3 2 1 Bull Dancers 3 3 " 13, 14 Band pipers 2 2 " 13 Exhibitors of curiosities 6 6 " 13 Music Instructors 3 " 13,30 3 Harikatha Daea 13,14 2 2 " Persons employed ill Circus Company 100 " 30,31. 33 110 10 Snake Charmer 2 I I " 30,33 Conjurer 34 9.61 Advocates • 30 17 17 0.62 Lawyers' Clerks 30 7 7 9.63 Clerks in Private Firms 13 44 44 ., Surveyor 13 7 7 1 " Engineer 31 9.64 Auditor private 30 1 0.65 Employers of Co-operative Society .. 13, 14 34 34

115 State Index of Non-Agricultura] Occupations-concld.

COORG STATE

Group Population Code Occupations Serial number of ,-----..____ number Sorters Ticket Pe·rsons Males Females

1 2 3 4 Ii 6 " Indian Coffee Board 13,14 14 14 9.65 Trade Association Attender 13 2 2 Markers and Clerks in Associations 30 9 9 9.71 Image makers 14 2 2 9.72 Author of Educational Books 30 2 2 9.73 Photographers 30,31 7 7 9.81 Temple priests 13 157 157

" Mvsque Muchries 13 23 23 " Church priests 13 6 6 " Archab 14 10 10 Religious Preachers 14,30 11 11

9.82 Employees of Churches, and Temples and Mosque~ 14, 15, 30, 3] 48 42 6 9.83 Ashrama workers 13 6 6

It Attender, Mahila Samaj 34 1 I

GRA..~D TOTAL 45,199 34,906 10.293

1H1 Annexure II

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aOORG STATE.

Yea.r Persons Variation Net Variation Males Variation Females Variation 1901-1951

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

COORG RURAL TRACT 1901 1911

1921 1931

1941 1951 2,13,150 1,16,040 97,110

RURAL TOTAL 1901 1911 1921 1931

1941 1951 2,13,150 ],16,040 97,110

NON·CITY URBAN TRACT .. 1901 1911

1921 1931 1941

1951 16,255 9,287 6,968

URBAN TOTAL 1901 1911 1921

1931 1941

1951 16,255 9,287 6,968

DISTRICT TOTAL 1901 1911 1921

1931 1941 1951 2,29,405 1,25,327 1,04,078

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127 Economie Tables I-Livelihood

COORG STATE DISPLACED

Agrioultural, All Classes I-Cultivators of land wholly or ___-J.- ______, , ______mainly owned-_..A and ______their dependants-,

tlIl -f. 00 ~'" ~ .~~'" ..., ... ~ c o ~ .~~ ,:l.,o I':: a "'" &;;s ~ a ., :;; ,:l.,oo ... d 002 ,:l., ...... ~ !:>II"" Trach

1 2 J 4 0 {j 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

RURAL.

Coorg Rural Tract RURAL TOTAL

URBAN Coorg Non-City Urban 7 4 :: Tract URBAN TOTAL 7 4 J

DISTRICT TOTAL 7 4 3

Non-agricultural ,-'------., All Classes r------.A..-______, V-Production (other than cultivation) ,..------"-----,------., 0() ·S§a '" Tract ~"''"CJ :=-~~ oZ~ a:i ,--.A--, M F

46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 67 68 59 60 61 62 RURAL.

Coorg Ruml Tract RURAL TOTAL

URBAN.

Coorg Non-City Urban 7 4 3 2 2 3 Tract URBAN TOTAL 7 4 3 2 2 3 1 1

DISTRICT TOTAL " 7 4 3 2 2 3 1 1

128 classes and sub-classes

PERSONS

r------.------.A------Classes ------, II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly III-Cltltiyating lahourerH an

,-______.A- ______-, dependants.A-______-,

?~ 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2!} 30 31 32 33 .34 .% 3(, vi 39 40 41 4.'! 41 4!i

Classes r------__...... _------, VI-Comm!'rce nI-Transport \"Ill-Other services and miscellaneous sourceS r------.A------, r------_.A------, r------.A------, ..,00 b.O; ?~] .~ ..... ~ ~ .. ." c~~ cIi ,-_.A----, 1\1 F

63 64 65 86

3 3 2 3

3 3 1 2 3

3 1 2 8

129 Coorc 17

Economic Table II-Secondary Means of Livelihood

(Displaced Persons)

The above table is Nil for Coorg Rural Tract

13]

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Fly Leaf to Table B. III-Employers, employees and independant workers in indusiries and services by divjsions and sub-divisions showing details of persons belonging to non-productive means of livelihood

(Displaced Persons) Nil

136

Economic Table III-Employers, Employees and Independant Workers in Industries and Services by Division and Sub-Divisions

COORG STATE DISPLACED PERSONS-DISTRICT TABLE

All industries and services Division 2.-Pro('cRiiiillg and manufa('ture· Foodstuffs Textiles, le:lthl'r [lml products thereof

,-______.A. ______--. ,-______..A. ______--.

Tract Total Employers Employees Independent Total Employer :EmployreR Imlependant worker worker ,-_....A.----, ,-....A.---. ,--A.---. ,--A._--. ,--A.---. ,-----. r--A.--.., r-_,.A.---., P 1\1 F :lIT F l\I F M F :'II F .M F :,\1 F iII F

1 Z 3 4 fj 6 7 R 9 10 11 12 1."J 14 ]6 16 17 18

RURAL.

Coorg Rural TrMt Nil.

RURAL TOTAL ~il.

URBAN.

Coorg Non.City rrban- 2 2 1 1 1 1 Tract. URBAN TOTAL 2 2 1 1 1 1

STATE TOTAL 2 2 j 1 1 1

Sub-division 2 . I-Grains and Division 9-Se)'vir·('~ nrlt pls('. Sub-(lidsion !l.4-Hotds, pluses where spe<"iti(l(1 re~taurants and eating hOUSOR ,-______A. _____---., r------..A.------. r------'------. Tract Total Em- Em- Inde- Total Em- Em- Inde- Total Em- Em- Inde- ployers ploYP8 pendant ployers ployeps pendant ployers plOYPCR pendant workers workers workera

,-..A.--. r-""---. ,-..A.--. ,-..A.--. ,-..A.--. ,-..A.--. ,-..A.--. ,-..A.--. ,-..A.--. ,-..A.--. r-""---. r-""---.

l\I F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F l\I F 1\I F 1\1 F 1\1 F l\I F l\'I F 1\1 F l\I F

19 20 21 22 23 24 26 26 21 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 36 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

RURAL.

Coorg Rural Tract Nil. RURAL TOTAL Nil.

URBAN.

Coorg Non-City Urban I 1 1 Tract. URBAN TOTAL 1 1 1 1 1

STATE TOTAL 1 1 1 1 1 137 Coorg 18

c. II-Livelihood classes by age groups

(Displaced Persons)

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H ~ - ~ !, - r ~ ~ r 0 S 3 ~ i I:E ~ ..... I;:: :a l "" I ;;., 00 I "C "" ... 0;::v r t- ... I I "' ..... ?, 1-:: I ~ i "" <0 l """ -..:'"~fj i ;;.. I 0;::~ "" I ... r "' I s ~ ~ 1 "" I p l "" ~ ""i< I Oi "" -0 r ~.-:'\ l E-i 1 ~ <0 l

CIS .0'" >...:) p >...:) ~ H >...:) ""1 ~ ~ E;., ~ .t> ""1 ""1 '-' ""1 (5 ~ H H ~ il:; -;; C w H ... ~ ~ E;., 0 i.::l := il:; =:;, Eo< il:; p:; >...:) i.::l Z ~ '"0:< ...; f;:;"l 0 f::P eo ~ Eo< 0 0 § 0 ""1 0 ~ E-< 0 8 il:; 0 i.::l w 148 Fly leaf to table C. Ill-Age and Civil condition (Displaced persons)

The above table is Nil for Coorg

149

Fly leaf to table C. IV-Age and literacy

(Displaced persons)

The above table is Nil for Coorg

151

Ilro! ""'='l i...... { ..... == ::s:: ""

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... "III ~ .:: ~ ~ III '"'1 J> ~ ... ;J ... ~ ...., :J ~ p ~ ~ 13 .... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :3 ... ~ < < 5 ~ ~ '2 0 CI.l ~ b ~ ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ ~ Z ~ ~ '"'1 ~ 0 ~ ~ 0 ~ § 0 -< 0 8 ~ 8 ~ 51

153 Coorg 20 ~ ....0:. ( l I e ~ I ;::l {::a ~.... I .... I 00 I fr.< I :s ~ ~ ~ ~ ..,~ f Gl '? bO I ~ .... -< I ~ l

~ <:-lI "II ~.., 0

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15~

APPENDIX 11

Stat,ment showing the Number of displaced persons in each village

Coorg Rural Tract Nil

157

APPENDIX I

COORG NON·CITY URBAN TRACT

Statement showing the nnmber of displaced persons in each Tract

,-______Number of---A. displaced persons Serial No. Name of Town and Xo. of Block

Persons Males Females 1 2 3 " 6 1 Mercara Municipality-16th Block 3 2 2 Virajpet Mun icipality-l st Block 3 2 1

7th Block I 1

TOTAL 7 4 3

169

8aSlIO rnnqnoQ ......

898110

{ A!;OJdg'I r l 1 .....

( 8(lSlIO j lnnqnoa ~ sasllo I ASOJd(l'I j . _, r l ......

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l l ..... co

5(18110 InJ~qnoa ...... - ..... saslIo .... II .\:so.rde'I ....

l ......

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S9S~1O { AsoJda'I -... l ....

Me"-it..= ---~l..~C:C

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.....'f 1l0S'IlO ~ <0 ,.j ;; r rlnnqnoa ~ .::! ...... 'j;: ..... '" !'"';:;:,:;;' seSll() l -;0" Allo.lda'r ~ ::;; ""::-1 ,.Q.., 0 ...... S IlllO.1 ""> "d .S ..>:I "2 ..cI" al ...... e::... 0 0 ~ ... ~ ~~ '" oiI.~ g So ~ po-""" ... -< f ~ Eo< eO 'O~ a: 0 ., .0 .: p. Eo< ... at"' oj dl ... t tC .. Q{) "0 :~ ;.:; ..a C ;;; C .~ ::I 8 10 al S ::::. "t:I C '" oil ... '"0 1:3 ..::; I .. .. :3 ~ := o:l .~ .., ~ ce ce ..-. ....:1 alC O" ".~.:JJ:!,) ~ "' .... '"0 ~ ~ f'"t:I 'g !: ...::: o..'~ '"0 _ala: < k ..... J..~~ ~~=d ... 8 ., 0 a!..c: o:l ell ~:=.s a: ~ ~ ""'::. ti) = p. ;:.. '" ~ ..0 E! tJI)~ ~ ~ ..o~~Eo~ ,.. " o:l "" '"0'- P-.oo;- C :g~ ~1s ..c _ al ,,'"0 dl '4 ... 0 ~ ~ d ...... f!: '2 "g " 8 ..... "Co~= c 0 GIl '" " ~ r.t:< fQCi'i0~r£ ~(J.l;;SfQ~ ;I:Z::..;;;l-< ~~:t: Eo. ..-.'" 0 ~ ~ 0 - 0 Eo< r:JJ ~~o)~"'; <.O~ooL";.Q ",i 00 c;i <.0 00 "';c;i~ ~ C'5 u M:"'M~~ tOt-l-OOO -....-je-.l~C'-1 "'" I"HO ..." .... -~-" ...... '4 ..... ::x: - - Eo< ~ ~ ~ 0 .~ 0 ~ ~ 0 0 ~Z _CNM""'IQ <.0 1- r.IJ Cl 0 ...-4c-.J:""~1.(j ...... '" ...'" E I ASOldo'l 't) C I '" ;::> I ~ '" 0 r..'" 0 I 'E ~ 0 I ~ :5 ...... 0 I I L l'lll°.I, ..."" :r: .. =='" ~ I ..c:;-'" :e Eo; I +>al ~ 898110 0 I O.~ f .." ~ Z I =::S I Innqnoa .. "" I .... > '" I 9G811O I -;'" ~ ...... I l ~ ,{solda'l ""'t) I ,., ...... , ct.I I l I'8~OJ, '4 j I r SGS1l0 I [nnqnO({ ~ I r '" I '" -;'" sas'lP " I I C> '"en I I S ASOJ;dG'1 ..,. 0'" I I ;.,'" 1 -; I ..... I 0 I .. l 11l~OJ, ~ " ~ ~ I "3"'" I r:: .~ I .. .. Eo;'" I ...; ~ ..... Innqnoa ~ > ~ -, 1 '" S9S1l;> I I -;" l ...... ASOJdo'} ~ ~ j I !O: C I l 1'll~OJ, ~ i I I I r sGSlIJ -~ lnnqnoa ..... I or...... I I ::a I r ;;'" SGS1lJ .. I s ASO.IdG'I 0.:\ E-I I ;,., ~ ..... I I I I I I ...."'" I l pl~OJ, "" I ::'" "'" I § 0 l g I Q r 8 S1lJ ! I InWlnoa ...... :.l ....:. I := ;.. l > I ..2'" sas'IIJ I .{solda'} <:::> .. ~'" ...... c:I'" L +> i 0 I .5 00 l 11lt°J, '0 ... .5 .!>IS Gl ..c:I.., .... '"0.. 0 oj ., f;: til '"cO .. Co) 0 0 &,~ ..:: I:l ~ .... f: :-;:0 li: ~ 011 0; 0 os ._ Eo; .."" !'f .S< Gl o 0 0: -;; ..c:I "'Eo; -; OJ) ._ "0;:l '2"" ~ Eo; ,,(. ;:.J S '" o! oj oj.., ._=ol +> ~E .:; oj " .. ..:: 1. r:: rtl ...... -"' = ;j ..... '0 r:: .. a..c..;:::: ~ ~~~ ~ 'Ow. '1J ~'" ~~~ OJ -11 ~ - J-t ~ ..... 0 -~~ .... Eo; ~ " 1~~§_g c:! ~ ? ~ ;;Q 3;!.!1~1: ~ ~ ~~;t ;... ~ ~ "'" be ~ ca; ~ "0 ~ il ""E 0 ...... '"O._ :::...- == ~~ ~ ~\~ ~ '"~ ~ '" 0 ..... ~o>.~ ~ S ~~ ::: -.; ~ ~ ~o~:ev '=~~ Eo; ~C£0:;:lCZl t--!'"f::.O""'i::Cj~ ~z~G~ ;::;:r;<;:C: Eo, ~ 0 <: § \) 0 Eo; t-t 0 ~ "';l":~~~ .i~a:)L~tC ~a5",i«:ia5 M~i'; "- M w. MMM";<~ t.Ot'"'o~ooo ~1""""IC'lr."'l~ M IQ':,C ood' .... ~~""""""'1"'"'"4 ...... ~ ..... ::t: 0 "'<1 Eo; ~ OJ ~ .,:; 0 ..... 0 l::l 0 I"""(tNM~lQ ~,_ooO'>o -4 e--l ~~ L~ (01- 00 0 ~z ...... ,-4,...... -4.-1 ...... ~ z 0 00 ..... 163 r sas'110 '" I,n}~qno(!

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166 Small scale Industries Census COORG STATE MERCARA, VlRAJPET MUNICIPALITIES TABLE I

Coorg Non-City Urban Tract-Ward di~triuution of small-scale Industrial Establishments_

Total Numlll"1' of No. of Non-Textile No. of Textile No. of Handlooll1s in the }

2(a) 2(b) 2(c) 4 5 7 9 HI 11 12 13 14 1.5 RJo(·k Xu. I 2 3 4 ],3 Ii, 15 17 17 16

6 4 4 4 7 2 :l 2 8 9 10

11 7 7 7 12 J3 14 Iii

If) 17 18 HI 20

21 22 3 3 :3 23 24 21)

TOTAL FOR MERCARA 54 54 58 1 MUNICIPALITY _

Block No. 1 15 15 15 2 3 3 3 3 4 I I I I) 18 18 18

Ii 5 5 5 7 9 9 9 8 9 3 :I 3 10 1 1 1

11 12 l:l 14 TOTAL FOR VI RAJ PET 57 57 57 MUNICIPALITY_

TOTAL OF THE TRACT 111 111 110 1

Hl7 Small-scale Industries Census-contd. COORG STATE NORTH COORG TAl.UK

TABLE I

Co()rg Rural Traets \'ilJllge-lfarJ. distribution of small-si'fIlo Industrial Esta blishIDmb

Tot"l number of N.lmber of Non-texttle Number of textil.. Number of handlooIDs in e8tabli~hments est abli8hments establitihments textile estabJiHhmentH ,------'------, ,------"-----. r--___,A._.~--__...." ,-----"----""'"'\ ...... , ::l ::l ::l~ ::l -",en ..!l -"'>; -"''''..=: ere '" ...... ere ..:: ..:: -"' '" "' :;:' "" ...... :: +' "" ... z:& ..=: ~ ~ § ~ ::= ~ 0 '"" =c "'" .. = " =0 = '" 0 o ~ 01) Number and nRIIl(' EO ~S " S S" " S a ]~ S S .S of village Ol~ =Ol Ol_ a~ ]'-0 '0 ~ M M .E ... '" ~ ~ ... ~ ::: 6 '" = r.r.. ~ 0 " ....= :;; ~ >- '-' : ~ -~ cd "' ..::..:::: ..=:-'" - .. Z -.::: 0 '" " § .~ ~ '" ..... "'..::~~'" ..., .... -<;::"'" :;:' ..=: 0", ::: tt;! +' o i: <-;''"'" -.., 2--0 0", §--o S gs ~ .;; ::: ~ =- J, § :; To ji "0 ~,.Q ... ~ :t E~ e] or. " = S..=: EI..!l en +' ~ ~J~ " "'" " .j S; '" '-' 0 ~ :n'" ~ Z E'-l" 0.. '-0 M 0.. - .., ...:l (.) ~ r£ CJ:; 0

2 3(a) 3(b) 3(11) 4 5 6 7 8 II 10 11 12 13 14 J(j 16

1 1 Kelakodlu 2 2 Janurdhanahalli :~ 3 Kasurur 4 4 Doddakodli f) f) KodUpet U l:l 11

6 6 Kirikodli 7 7 Nirgaonda 8 8 Kattepura 9 9 KattepllTa FeTest 10 10 Agalli

11 II Cruguthi 12 12 Bedagotta 13 13 Kerekeri 14 14 Kudlur 15 15 Honnekodi 16 16 Doddabilah 17 17 Bembalore 18 18 Shlvaralli III 111 Avaredalu 20 20 Korg>dlu 21 21 Doddabandara 22 %2 Nlluvagilu 23 23 Managalli 24 24 Kithur 25 25 Madre

26 26 Dundalli 27 27 l\1udruv"Jli 28 28 Belaralli 29 29 Nakalgodu 30 30 Hebbuluse 31 31 Chicanalli 32 32 Doddakola thur 33 33 Kajur 34 34 Bidrur 2l 16 5 14 3 6 35 35 Huluse

36 36 ChowdanalJi 5 {) ;, 37 :n Sidigalale 38 38 Sandalkote Forest 39 :l9 Gopalpura 9 9 (J 40 40 Hithlllkeri 41 41 Nidtha 42 42 Mensa 43 43 Ankanalli 44 44 N andigunda 45 45 Mulluru

168 Small Scale Industries Census

COORG STATE NORTH COORG TALUK TABLE I

Coorg Rural Tracts Village-Ward distribution of small-scale industrial establishments_

Total uumber of Number of Non-textile Number of textile N urn ber of handlooms ill establishments establishments establishments textile establishments ,_.--A.._---.., ,------"--~ ,-----A---_-----, ,--__"__---, .., +> +> +> ., ..0", ..0"" ..0'" co ..o.f'" '" ..0 ttl '" ..0 '" ..0 -a ..0 ...... , ..0 ..0'" ... .., ... +> J! _., " 0:c :> 0 ~ § :> c ":> 00: C 0 oS o S oS oS 0 b{J of village 8 e .: ~ "go> "g", S "go:> 8 ;a ,Q O'; 11'" 0'; ClIo: "'~~ ... e.- '" 0: .: El -"':;;: '" .: .: .,'" , 1>4 .~'" ..'" '" ..,.., ..0 Z'" >:: :> ..,'" .., Q .., § u: §." 'X. .: Z; Ol '" S" 0: c § iQ ., >:: 0: '" § c~'" .s 0: >< 1::." "' w ~ ~.c.Q ..0 .~ 0 ., 0: 8-"' e.f °S~ '" S.£ "' 0 :=: '8 ..,'" p..,,,, '" p..,~ '" 11.2 f-< Z H'" ~ M ...:l'" ~ .., ...:l'" 0 z: .$ ~ 0

1 2 3((1) 3(b) 3(c) 4 ;; 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 76

46 46 Harohalli 47 47 MyJathpura 48 48 Kundalli 2 2 2 49 49 Kuthi 50 50 Thelurshettalli 51 51 Chickatholur 52 52 Sunti 53 53 Gowdalli I'i4 54 Heggula 55 55 Malambi Forest

56 56 Malambi 57 57 Siddapura 58 ,')8 Kumaralli 59 59 Kothanalli 60 60 Bettadalli 61 61 Santhalli 62 62 Doddatholur 63 63 Honnahanakorl.1l 64 64 Chenapura 65 65 Doddamolthe 66 66 Doddakanagalu 67 67 Nidtha Forest I 68 68 Sur1abi 69 69 Haraga 70 70 Tha1thareshetta1i 71 71 Abimata 72 72 Yedur 73 73 Ka1kandllru 74 74 Chowdlu 75 75 Ganagur 76 76 Hanagallu 77 77 Somwarpet 35 35 35 78 78 Masgodu 79 79 Malambi Forest II 80 80 Gonimarur 81 81 Hamiala 82 82 Garva1e 83 83 Thakeri 84 84 Kirganduru 8 3 3 85 85 BaJugunda 15 15 Iii 86 86 Negallekarkalli 87 87 Nerugalale 88 88 II Bit Nidtha. Forest 89 89 Bageri Forest 90 90 Hosakote

169

Coorg. 22 Small-scale Industries Census-contd.

COORG STATE NORTH COORG TALUK TABLE I

Coorg Rural Tracts Village-Ward distribution of small·seale industrial establishments

Total number of Number of non· textile Number of textile N um ber of hand looms in establishment, establishments establishments textile establishments ,-_ __A_ __-... ,-___ -..A... ____-... ,-____ ..A... ____ -... r----__,.._-~--~ '"0 .., ..., '"0 .., .., .: ;::l .: ;::l ~ (o;j ,l:l00 <'l ;::l en P. ..c~;::l '" ..s:l ~~ ..c~ tIJ ..., ...... , tIJ ..., ~ ~ ... ..s:l ...... c .., G.l .: .., ..c..,'" Q) .: G.l ;:; ...,'" en :> 0 ~ § :> 0 0 .: § .: :> .: !ll) Number and name of 0 o S o El 0 o El o El c ;:; ... s ]00 s S ]0> ]oc S :.a 1i village Cl ]'" <': E ~ ;:; S <'l .: S " " ;:; "00 ;:;<'l '" " ;::l " til <'l .: .: ... ~ ..c~tIJ " ~ ..c..c .~.: h ~ ... ..c..c...,.., ...,;;..,._;. ..c..c...,...,"' " <'l " Z >< G.l .., ..c .;::~ ..c 'a~ .: en ...," ..., 'll .E 1'1 Q) ;:; '" § ~ .: '" § .: " f-< -; 9 c ci. 00 § ~ C .n 00 .., o_b Q o '" ~ a- .r:: ..s >< '" :> s~ u; S~ s~ u; ..., .!<: g ;;-q:; ..c Q) 1'1- ~ 0 c ..., ~o j p., Q p:; Cf.l'" ~ ~ E-< 00 '" oc M H'" ~ r:: 0

1 2 3(a) 3(b) 3(c) 4 5 fi 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1.1 15 16

91 91 Manajuru 92 92 Sirangala 93 93 Sirangalli 1 2 94- 94- Biligeri 1 1 95 95 Kusburu 2 2 1 96 96 Belurbasavanalli 97 97 Yedavaoad Forest No.2 98 98 Yelkannur 99 99 Jainkalbetta Forest Reserve. 100 100 Mavinahalli Forest 101 101 Thoreour 102 102 Kalur 103 103 Mnkkodlu 104- 104 Movathokkalll 2 2 105 105 Kumbur 10 10 10 106 106 Gargandur 107 107 Aigoor 5 5 4- 108 108 Gadinad Forest 109 109 Yedavanad Forest Bit I 110 110 JainkalbE'tta III HI Marur 112 H2 Hebbale 2 2 2 113 113 Kudige I 1 114 114- Hulse 4- 4- 4- 115 U5 Bandebetta 116 116 Kudumangalore .. 117 117 Anj anageribettageri 118 118 Nalkursirangala 119 119 Heroor 120 120 Anekad Forest No.8. 121 121 MulluBoge 122 122 Fraserpet 18 .18 17 123 123 Makkandur 1 1 I .. 124- 124- Kandanakolli 1 1 1 125 125 Kedakalnegadal 126 126 UIuguIi 16 16 16 127 127 Kan bylubychanalli 128 128 Andagove 129 129 Baichanalli 13(} 130 Galibeedu 131 131 Hebbetageri 132 132 Karangeri 133 133 Ibnivalvadi 2 2 2 134- 134 Horoor 135 135 Athumallur

170 Small scale Industries Census-concld. COO~G STATE NORTH COORG TALUK

TABLE I

C'oorg Non-City Urban Tract-\Vard distribution of small-scale Industrial Establishments.

Total number of Number of non-textile Number of textile Number of handlooms in establiRhments esta blishments establishments textile establishments r----__,A_---, ,-____.A... __----., ,-__..A.. ___~ r---...A--~ .., ::l ""::l ~ "" ..ow "" ..000 p.. en ..5.2 ,.<:I ..5.2 ,.<:I ..0 ... ..0"' ~ ..0'" .... "" "" ..., ...OJ '"0:: '" 00:: '"> c<= <= > 0 > 0 0:: "" "" "" § ""0 bO or Village 0 oS o s oS c S 0:: ... S ]Cl "goo 11 S "gCl "gCl S ;.a .f, Cl~ <¢ Cl~ M ~ .... OJ 0:: OJ <= OJ c ..so:: S ~t '" c .... ~ en ol 00 eO 0:: en OJ oo~ C 0::" 1 -.~ 0 ",,+' 3~ ",,,,, -;i ...... 0 ~ "" z:S ..0 +' '" C OJ ! §-e c 00 C"" ;; 00 0 0:: " .... '" 0", § ~ ~ 00 § ~ 0,.5 :$ ~ :::.., l' ;::::: § C ""00 0 ... .:: S~ S~ S~ 71 ""+' 0 ~.<.C ,.<:;" 0 iO OJ S.!:l '" ol ~ ", 11 0 j'" t 0 UJ E-' Z I'-<'" il< '" M il< '" "'" ~'" 0 iE i:: ~ 0 1 2 3(a.) J(b) J(c) 4 f) 6 7 8 9 1() 11 12 13 14 If) 16

136 136 Hosakote 137 137 Attur Forest 138 138 Basavanalli 139 139 Rasulbettageri 140 140 Sampaje 9 9 7 2 141 141 Monnangeri 142 142 Kalakerinidugane 143 143 Peraje 4 4 4 144 145 Chembu 145 146 Bettathm 146 147 Made 3 3 3 147 148 Katageri 4 4 4 148 149 Mekeri 7 7 4 3 149 1;')0 Kaggodlu 150 1;')1 Kadagadal 3 3 3 • 151 li>2 Eralevalamudi 152 143 Cheralasrimangala 4 4 4 153 1;)4 Hosarangapura 1 1 1 154 155 Heravanad 155 156 Arvathoklu ::I 3 3 156 157 Biligeri 157 158 Hakathur 2 2 2 158 159 Margodu 159 160 Nanjarajapat I \ 3 3 3 160 161 Kumbaladaltj 4 4 4 161 162 Mutharmudi 162 163 Kanthur 18 18 17 163 164 Hosakeri 164 165 Kiggal 165 166 Sodlurkattemad 166 167 Hodavada 167 168 Hoddur 21 21 9 12 168 1'69 Badaga

171 Small-scale Industries Census--contd.

COORG DISTRICT SOUTH COORG TALUK TAlILE I

Coorg Rural Tracts Village-Ward distribution of small-scale industrial establishments

Total number of Number of non-textile Number of textile Number of handlooms in establishments establishments establishments textile establishments ,-___ -A. ___---, ,----"-----. ,-___-A.------, , ___-A. +' +' +' +' ~ ..c. oo ..c.Jj ~ 00 ..cJ.j c. " ..c. '" 00 ..c. '" 00 ol ..c..,'" ...... c.'" ..c...... +' ..c. +' 0) '" 0) '" po 0 ~ po 0 1> 0 "E 1> 0 " '" "E '" 0 oS "oS '" 0 0 oS oS C bJJ r- Number and name '" S "g 1\<0 S ;§ ..c. of village o>~ M ;;;l .: '" ol .: ol .: ~ --... oj '" E ~ ol '" '" ... .. 00 00 - ol ol ..0 -" ol ..c...c. ..c...c ol ..c...c. ..c~ OJ .S p., " +,+' +,+' :;~ +,+'"' '" ..,+' " Z 1~ ..c.'" ..c. 00 +' .., .;:: ~ "'1j 00 00 .: 00 ::: .: ... -;; "' § § ~ "''0 § o 00 '" Q) -;; :;:: 00 00 .;:; 0 oll .;:: +' .:: S~ +' 0 ~~~ ..c. 0 ~ '" 8~ S~ ~ dl sl OJ .... 0 :; '" '" " " ,_:'" 0 "' ~ p" ~ 0 0:: 0 w'" H Z H'" !l- '" ....:I'" '" W= :::

1 2 3(a) 3(b) 3(c) 4 5 6 '1 8 9 10 11 12 13 U 15 16

169 1 Karike and Forest 5 [) 5 170 2 Thanimani 2 2 2 171 3 Bhagamandala 172 4- Bhagamandala Panchayet 10 10 10 173 5 Kundacheri I 1 1

174 6 Kopatti 175 7 Kolagadalu 16 16 16 176 8 Cherangalfl 3 3 3 177 9 Pulikotu 2 2 1 178 10 Singathuru 2 2 2

179 11 Badaga 1 1 1 180 12 Bengur 3 3 3 181 13 Kargunda 3 3 3 182 14 Bettakeri 14- 14- 14- 183 15 Kudlurshettali 6 6 4- 2

184 16 Valnurtygathur ]85 17 Karadigodu 28 28 25 2 186 17 Chikkanalli 187 18 Aiyengeri 188 19 Ballamavathi

189 20 Yemmemadu 2 2 2 190 21 Napoklu Town 18 18 18 191 21 Napokln Village Hl2 22 Palur 193 23 Arekadu 2 2

194 24 Abyathmangala 6 6 2 3 195 25 Nelliahudikeri 4- 4 4 196 26 Perur 197 27 Nelaji 198 28 Kolakeri ~ 3 3

]99 29 Bethu 200 30 Balamuri 201 31 Hachinad . 202 32 Guhya I 203 33 Siddapura 12 ]2 12

204 34 Maldare 2 2 2 205 35 NaIadi 206 36 KunjiIa. 8 8 8 207 37 Kokeri 20B 38 Kirandadu

209 39 Kanajageri 3 3 3 210 40 Kunjalageri 7 7 7 211 4] Nalkeri 11 11 9 2 212 42 Maithadi 213 43 HaIugunda

172 SmaU-seale Industries Census-contd.

COORG STATE SOUTH COORG TALUK TABLE I

Coorg Rural Tracts Village-Ward distribution of small-scale industrial establishments

Total number of Numher of Non-textilp Number of textile Number of handlooms in establishments establishments establishments textile establishment ,--__--A- ___~ r----"-- ---._. r-----..A-----~ r------"----~ _., ..., +> +> ..s ,.coo ,.crn ,.c 00· ..0] 00 '" UJ '" ., ...... '" ...... , ...... '" '"...... , ....en ..,"" +> ".., ..., -+> 00 .,I> '"0 .,I> '"0 '" ~ § I> 0 0 oS o S 0 c o S "o S'" 0 00 Numbor and name S'" S'" S'" S'" .S ao 11~ el 11~ of village cr.>~ l1 O>~ l1 .., ..s _" M - .. .as'" :;;; 00 Gil " ., '" '" '" '" '" '" 00 '" 0 " 00 '" w'" -~ "", .... '" '" Gil .S >-. Z >< 3~ ...... ,,,, '" . ~ 0 ",.., '" OJ ,;: ""+>'" ...... , """' .... c5 00 +' §""C '" ~ § 00 0 '; '-;; :;3 '"C enr/:, o :iJ "'" 8'1:1 § §] .. Q '" '" 00 ..,'" -"I '0 -+> f;;OJ '"al 8..s 82 s~ S$ '"UJ '" 0 II 't 0 .0 "' f;;'" '" 0 ::: ~"" ... rn ~ Z Eo<'" >l; ~ M H'" >l; ~ M H'" U rn ::: ~ 0

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

214 44 Byrambada 215 45 Yedur 216 46 Kannangala 4 4 4 217 47 Puliyeri 4 4 2 1 218 48 Badagabanangala 3 3 1 2

219 40 Chennayanakote 2 2 1 220 49A Chennangi 2Ql 50 Marandoda 222 50A Yavakapadi 2i!1I 51 Nariandada 3 3 3

224 52 Arapattu 4 4 4 225 53 Bellumadu rj 5 5 226 r;4 Kadangamurur 2 2 2 227 .55 Arameri 7 7 7 228 56 Devanageri 2 2 2

229 57 Chembebelliyur 1 230 57A Podakote 231 58 Kavadi 232 59 Ammatti 233 60 Karmad 9 9 9

234 61 Bettakeri 2 2 1 1 235 62 Mekur hoskeri 12 12 8 4 236 63 Hebbale 4 4 4 237 64 Nokya 12 12 12 238 65 Forest Area 1 239 64 Forest Area II 240 65 Chelavara 241 66 Karada 242 67 Palangala 243 68 Kedamullur 3 3 3 244 69 Kadanur 1 1 1 245 71 Kuklur 1 1 1 246 72 Aimangala 3 3 3 247 73 Bilugunda 1 1 1 248 74 Hosakote 249 75 Hoaur 3 3 1 250 76 Kaikeri 9 9 9 251 76 Nallugote 252 76A Athur 253 77 Maggirla

254 78 Naluvathoklu 2 2 2 255 79 Kalathmad 256 80 Kottoll 257 81 Betoli 258 82 Arji 1 1

173 Small-scale Industries Census

COORG STATE SOUTH COORG TAI..UK TABLE I

Coorg Rural Tracts Village-Ward distribution of small· scale industrial establishments

Total numbPr of N"umber of non· textile Xumber of textile N"umber of handlooms in establishments esta blishments eet,ablishments textile establiehments

,--____ ...A-____ ~ ,----~..A.. __ ~ ,..----"-~--~ r--'--..A...---~

.., ~ -::: "'";::s ;::s 0 I> 0= "" c o 13 ""c "'"!:? '"oS = c is ..c b() ... Number and name Os = ,8 Q) 13 '1:1 13 S of village ]0: S ]0: ]~ '1:1 .D O>~ "'~ ~ .... oS .. ~ ~~ oS <= S s: til '" ~~ ..til ~ ~ :< .~ 0 '5~ "" ., = -.~ ~ .., "" .::: .S .., """" """"+> "" .., i;; 00 "''1:1 rJ:; ;3'1:1 ~ rr. .... '" ~ =~ cr.,.;;. § "" ..o '".... ~ "@ § .. ""00 <= '" 00 .;:; ·c i:: "":< 13] u: z ~ 1l -<::: 0 Q) ~ til S..!l ~ c..: S~ S.s

1 :! 3(a) 3(b) 3(c) 4 5 6 7 ?J 9 10 11 U 13 1.J 16 16 259 83 Balgodu 1 1 260 84 Bettangala i 7 7 261 85 Kolathadabydogu 262 86 Hathur 4 4 4 263 87 Nangala 264 88 Rudraguppe 265 89 Kunda 266 90 Aruvathoklu ") 52 ii2 48 4 267 90A Gonikoppal Town J 268 91 lVlayamudi 41 41 41

269 82 Danugala 3 3 3 270 93 Balele 12 12 12 271 94 Halligattu 272 95 Ponnampet Panchayet 34 34 33 273 96 Kirgur I 1 1 274 97 Nallur 275 98 Bilur 4 4 4 276 99 Devanur 2 2 2 277 100 Heggala 6 6 6 278 101 Badaga 279 102 Shettigeri 280 103 Mugugeri 281 104 Mathur 282 105 Besagur 2 2 2 283 106 Kottageri 284 107 N"ittur 285 107A Nittur Forest Area I ") 286 107B Nittur Forest Area II J 287 108 Kuttandi 288 109 Begur 2 2 2 289 no Hudikeri '1 10 10 10 290 1l0A Hudikeri Town J 291 III Chikkamundur 292 ll2 Baliamundur 293 ll3 Bekkesodlur 294 114 Kanur 1 1 295 115 Hysodlur 296 116 Bellur 297 117 Harihara 298 118 Kothur 299 Il9 Parakatageri 4 4 4 300 120 Badagarkeri 301 121 T. Shettigeri 5 5 5 302 122 Nalkeri 303 123 Theralu

174 Small-scale Industries Census-concld,

COORG STATE SOUTH COORG TALUK TABLE I

Coorg Huml Tracts Village-Ward distribution of small·scale industrial establishments

Total number of ~umber of non·textile Number of textile Number of handlooms in cstablishmenb establishments cst"blishments textile establishments ,-_____,A.______, ,-___--A- __---, ,.-____..A- _____ , r----"---~ ..., ..., ..., ..., ;::> ..s ..0 ..0'" ..0 '" ..0]'" ..c~'" '" ..., ell ... v. ~ ..0 ...... 0 ..0 ..., ...... 0 ...... ,'" Q) .: ~~ ..., ...,'" ..., en :> c :> c ":> .:c ::: § '" '" bll oS ~ S 0 =c c S c S =C .... Number and name '" '" .: S ]c; "S~ S S ]0> ]~ S :.e ~ of village M O>~ M ~t 2 = ~ .... '" c:.... S '" = :r. ctI "00 =os "en =., -" ce ~ -:> ..0..0'" os ..0..0 ,J:;"<:: ~ .S C ...,..., =ce ] "~ ..<::'""..., = .S Z x ...,..., ..0 ..., ...... ,J:; '" ..- ...," ~ <:.l a: ~ =", § g} § 00 a", § ~ 3 ~ ... -;;; d ~ 5, .: 00 c"'" or. ..., ti .... ., slj en '" (5 ~.~ ..0 'C § s..s C) '" s..s S..s Q) ...,'" 0 " '" Q~ == p:; rn'" !'-' Z Eo<" ~ ~ M H ~ " ~ M H i.i3 ~ 0

1 {} 3(a) 3(b) 3(c) .;. 5 f.i 7 Ii .9 70 11 12 13 14 16 16

304 124 West Nemmale 305 125 Ea~t Xemmale 306 126 Kumtur 7 7 7 307 127 Badaga 1 3U8 127A Badaga Forest I 309 127n Badaga Forest 310 128 Kl1l'chi 4 .~ 4 311 129 lIiaIJehaJli 1 1 1 312 130 Kutta II II 11

TRAOT TOTAL 759 753 6 674 51 28 2 1 3 8

NORTH GOORG RURAl, TOTAL 260 254 6 221 24 9 2 1 3 8

3. MERCARA TOWN 54 54 53 1

NORTH COORG TALUK 1'01'-"1, 314 808 6 274 25 9 2 1 3 8

SOUTH COORG RURAL TOTAL 499 499 453 27 19

70. VIRAJPET TOWN 57 57 57

SOUTH COORG TAJ,UK TOTAL 556 556 510 27 19

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r­ I I JC or­.... I 10 I ...1:-0 {. J l L

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183 C. V-Single year age returns-contd.

COORG RURAL TRACT

Age Age Age Age returns Males FemaJ"s r(\turn~ }lale8 J<'emnleR returnS ;\lale8 returns MaleR Fernah:8

o 333 327 26 198 J35 52 49 35 78 2 1 248 298 27 107 71 58 24 15 79 2 2 328 346 28 302 234 54 27 13 80 20 13 3 :J90 285 29 (;2 51 55 158 128 81 4 308 254 80 489 452 56 32 21 82

6 270 282 31 48 24 57 19 II 83 6 278 250 82 210 115 58 45 40 84 2 2

7 191 211 33 is 4!i 59 13 7 85 ;3 8

8 321) 3U 34 71i -w 60 )57 86 9 182 171i 36 351 61 12 II) 87 2

10 293 340 36 lOt 67 62 19 17 88 2

11 126 IH) 37 liO 26 63 12 7 89

12 322 38 19S 117 64 19 9 90 4- 9

13 162 17i 39 40 65 71i lifi 91

14 256 2()1 40 480 2Vl 66 n 92

16 232 41 47 22 67 7 Ii 93

16 264 224 42 11:') 65 68 20 22 94

17 115 107 43 4-3 69 (j 95

18 366 292 44 43 17 70 ;"ifi 48 96

19 119 J] 6 46 202 71 97 :3 20, 3n6 382 46 73 2(; 72 10 9 98 1

21 100 91 47 32 21 73 8 99

22 290 221 48 III 74 3 100

28 1.55 113 49 28 21 75 2fi 105

24 172 lI8 60 264 223 76 [() Age not staten 3 26 473 468 51 38 14 77 2 TRACT TOTAL 11,683 9,660

184 c. V-Single year age returns-contri.

COORG NON-CITY CRBAN TRACT

Age Age Age Age returns :-'fale8 Females returns Males Females returns }Iales Females returnk Mal.'k Fpmales

0 17 25 26 18 9 52 4 3 78

If; 20 27 9 7 53 3 2 79

2 16 26 28 23 14 54 15 80 3 12 15 29 11 6 55 12 9 81 4 21 14 30 30 27 56 2 4 82

5 21 17 31 2 4 57 1 83

6 20 10 32 14 10 58 6 84

7 17 18 33 3 59 1 85 8 21 13 34 II 7 60 12 8 86 9 10 13 35 29 21 61 87

10 11 26 36 12 10 62 2 :~ 88 11 13 21 37 4 3 63 3 89 12 22 1;, 38 13 4 64 2 3 90

13 21 20 39 ;; 2 65 6 9 91 14 21 22 40 21 15 66 92 15 22 20 41 4 67 93

16 32 13 42 4 6 68 2 3 94

17 19 8 43 ;') 3 69 2 95

18 3:~ 24 44 4 2 70 2 3 96 19 20 12 45 27 24 71 97 20 3ii 27 46 8 3 72 2 98 21 19 8 47 4 2 73 99

22 33 18 4S 8 3 74 100 23 18 10 49 3 2 75 Age not stated

24 25 It) 50 23 II 76 TRACT TOTAL 911 709 25 32 24 51 4 3 77

185 Coorg 24 c. V-Single year age returns-concld.

COORG STATE TOTAL

Age Age Age Age returnS :'I[al!'s FemaleR returns :'IlaIps Females n_.tui·nf-i FenlaleH returlls

o 350 352 26 216 144 52 ;;3 38 78 5 3

1 263 318 27 llti 78 53 27 17 79 2

2 344 372 28 24S 54 13 80 20 14

3 300 29 73 ;)7 55 171! 137 81

4 26R 30 ;, l!l 47!J 56 82

5 291 299 31 ;"iO 57 20 11 83

6 29R 2110 32 224 12f5 58 .il 40 84 2 2

7 229 33 7!) 48 59 14 8 85 9

8 34 87 53 60 W!l 171 86

9 HI2 189 35 "til 61 12 II! 87 2

10 3M 36 113 77 62 21 20 88 2

11 139 140 37 fl4 63 12 10 89 2

12 38 2Il 121 64 21 90 9

13 197 3S 45 27 65 7!i 91 1

14 277 40 ,,01 :lOl; 66 14 7 92

15 254 203 41 ;;1 67 I; 93

16 291) 2:n 42 II!) 71 68 94

17 IV; 43 48 IS 69 7 I; 95

18 316 44 .i7 Ii! 70 5S ,:;1 96

19 139 128 46 413 221; 71 97

20 401 409 46 81 29 72 1:2 98

21 119 \H) 47 3ti 73 99

22 323 239 48 119 74 100 23 173 123 49 31 75 :W In 105

24 197 128 50 287 76 10 Age not stated :1

26 ;;Oi, 492 51 42 17 77 2 TOTAL 12,644 10,869

186 Table D. V-Displaced Persons by District of Origin and the date or Arrival in India.

The a bove table is Nil for Coorg Rural Tract.

187 b-V. Displaced persons by district of Origin and date or arrival in India

COORG NON·CITY URBAN TRACT,

1946

,- ._.A. ----,

District 1946 January February March April May June July August of Origin ,--"---.. r--"----, r--"--, r--"--, r--"--, r---'--, r--"--, ,---"-~ r--"-~ 11'1 F M F M ]!' 111 F 111 F M F M F M F M F

1 2 .) 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19

Mymensingh Bahawalpur Lahore

TOTAL

1947

r- ._---- District September October November December January February March April May of Origin r--A.-, ,---"----, ,--"----, r--"--, .. --"--, r--.A.---, ,---'--, ,--"-~ ,--A.-, M F 1\1 F 1\1 F M F M F M F M F M F M F

20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37

Mymensingh 2 Bahawalpur 1

Lahore I " TOTAL 1 1 1 1 2

1948

r- ._.A. District June July August September October November December 1949 1950 of Origin r--A.-, r--A.-.., r--A.---., r-...... A..-, ,--A.-.., r--A.~ r--"--... ,-...... A..-... r-"'_;"___' M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

38 39 10 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 54 54 55

Mymensingh

Bahawalpar Lahore 1

TOTAL 1

188 D-V. Displaced persons by district of Origin and date af arrival in India.

COORG STATE

1946

,..-

District 1946 January February March April May June July August of Origin ,..-----'----., ,..-----'------, ,..-----'------, ,..-----'------, ,..-----'------, r--...A--~ ,..-.-A------, ,-----'-----., ,..-----'----.,

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 If}

Mymensingh Bahawalpur Lahore

TOTAL

1947

,- District September October November December January February March April May of Origin ,..-----'----., ,..-----'----., ,..-----'----., ,..-----'----., ,..-----'----., ,..-----'----., ,..--A.--., ,-----'----., ,.----'----.,

M F M F M ]' M F M F M F M F M F M F

20 21 22 23 ,24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 38 34 85 36 37

Mymensingh 1 2 Bahawalpur Lahore 1 1

TOTAL 1 1 1 1 2

District of Origin

Mymen!ingh Bahawalpur Lahore

TOTAL

SERIAL NO. 1.

Number and Name of District-26. Coorg. Number of livelihood Cla~~-V. Number and Name of Censuil Tract-Coorg Rural Tract. Number of Slips.-17,!65. Sample-General-Displat·ed Persons--Geo('ral Sex -Mliles.

tJroup Means of livelihood Sub·group, Total Employers ]J;tnployees Independent Gode workers Number

1 2 3 4 5 6 0.32 Collee Estate work",rs 11,734- 157 11,413 164 0.32 Coffee Estate other workerR 46 46 0.33 Rubber E~tate workers 536 536 0.31 'Tea Estate workers 176 176 0.30 Sn,nd",l.\\ood 37 37 2.42 Toddy T"pper~ 292 19 39 234 4.04 Goldsmiths 162 14 26 122 3.01 Blacksmiths 112 5 32 75 OAO Forest Otli~ial~ 109 109 0.40 Forest workf'rs "ngaged for the preservation of Forest 516 516 4.61 Stlwyers 307 8 120 179 2.71 Tailors 189 Ifi 25 149 4.62 Carpenters 822 32 262 528 4.2 Brickmaker 19 10 9 4.91 Press workers 3 2 4.03 'Watch repairer 8 8 3.03 'l'in maker 3 3 4.g Paper Mill 2 2 2,13 Bakery 3 2 0,43 Timber loader 26 11 15 2.3 Sweetmeats 7 2 1) 3.01 Horse ~ho", m'lkers 12 12 2.22 Shoe repaif(,f 23 2 ·5 16 3.01 Black;;mith 4 4 0.30 Cocollut plantation 2 2 0.30 Lemon plant'1tiun .. 14 14 3.32 Cycle repairer 3 3 2.03 13nteher ]0 10 2.31 Jaggery mi).nufacturin~ 3 3 0.5 Crocodile catcher 4 4 0.30 Pepper plantation 136 2 III 23 0.30 Orange plantation 362 17 276 69 0.13 \Vooricutter !iRS 11 281 276 0.30 Arecanut plantatioTI 58 2 51 5 0.12 Cattle relirer 83 73 10 3.02 Copper smith 4-8 13 35 2.12 Rice Mill 93 4 59 30 0.30 C,udamom Estate 153 20 114 19 2.40 Soda Factory 18 2 16 4.2 Tile maker 89 t! 81 4.6,1 Basket making 120 lJj 104 3.06 ,Gun repn irer • ] I 2.91 Skin and Hide worker ] 3.40 Gramophone Repairer 1 1 ·:L05 Harmunium repairer 1 I 4.06 Pen repairer 2 2 2.13 Pappada mflnufacturing 5 5 0.10 Horse keeper 2 2 4.64 Basket making .. 10 10 0.42 Forest produce coll('ctor 3 3 0.41 Charcual Burner~ 5 5 3.32 Machanics 15 15 2.13 Biscuit Factory ~• 6 2.70 Umbrella repairer 6 6 0.30 Vegetable growing 61 25 36 0.5 Snake catcher 21 21 2.23 Milkman 13 13 3.03 Tinning 15 15 4.40 Lime making 6 6

2.83 Silk manufacturing 11 11 0.10 Keeper6 of Elephants \l'orkE're 48 4 44- 2.74- Cap Repairer 2 2 17 17 2.62 \VeflVer cotton ---'--'_- Totul 17,165 821 14,508 2,836---- 191 SERIAL NO.2.

Number and Name of District-26. Coorg. No. of Livolihood-V. Number and Name of Tract-Coorg Rural. No. of Slips-I,87(1. Sample - Males.

(/rollp Means of Li~'elihoo(l Sub·groups Totul Employers Rmp/oyees Indep~ndent Oode uorker8 Number

1 2 3 4 5 6 0.33 Rubber Estate labourerR 4!l 49 3.01 Shoeing the Bullocks 2 2 2.!l2 Cobbler 5 5 2.23 Dairy farminl! !l 2 7 48 Paper mill workerR 1 1 2.12 Rice Mill workers 2 2 2,62 "Yeaver 1 1 4.04 Goldslllith 20 4 16 0.30 Arecanut ERtate O,vnf"r and lalJOurers 6 2 4 2.42 Tapping Hl 4 3 12 4.64 Basket making 2 ~ 2.71 Tailor 13 2 10 3.32 Fitter 1 1 ,1.91 Press workers 2 2 3.03 Worker in llieta Is 1 1 0043 Fellin~ Trees 29 23 n 4.61 S~wyers 7f{ 2 29 ,17 2.03 Butcper 1 1 0.10 Keepers of large anilllals·F.lephant~ 6 6 4.60 Preparing brooms 9 9 4.62 Carpentc,r 85 3 25 57 0.5 Snake catchf'rs 7 7 0,30 Pepper pickilJg 15 12 3 4.(\3 W~kh repairer 1 I 0.31 Tea E.tate Labourer Hl 10 ,t.40 Lime making 1 0041 Burning coal 1 3 02 Bronze vessplrr.aking 2 2 0.30 C9,rdamom Estate worl

192 SERIAL NO.3.

SOX'fERS' TICKET !?

Number and Nr.rne of District-26. ('oorg. No. of Livelihood-V. Tract-Coorg Rural Tract. No. of Slips--6,992. Genera1-Sex.Males.

Grou;p Jfean8 of Livelihood Sub-yroups 'l'otfll EmJ110yers Iunpl(l~/ces I nde penden I Corle 'Il'orkers Number

1 2 3 4 5 (J

0.32 Coffee Estat" 6,44H 6,397 10 0.30 Cardarnol'l T£state w.)rkprR 31 31 0.31 'Jea Estate workers 21 2L 0.30 Pepper Estate workers 2 2 0.30 Arecanut Estate workers 2 2 0.30 Orau:,?e Eotate workers 21 8 10 3 0.33 Rnbhpr Estate workers 84 81 .30 Cinchona Estate workers 13 13 4.6·1 Basket making 20 3 17 2.71 Ta.ilor 11 11 .30 VegetaLle grol'o'ing 32 21 lL .:30 Sandalwood Estate WNkf'rs 3li .3ll 3 02 Bronze.making 2 404 Goldsmith 4 2 2 4.11 Pottery 16 1 Ii) 2.12 Rice ]\fill worker 3 ".) 2.2:~ :Milk maid 2 2 1.62 Curpt'nter 5 2 3 O.flO Fishinl'; 3 O.tO Engagca iu FOJ'eqt in Tree planting and C'oMervati<)n of Forest,; 229 229 2.11 Rioe pmllloing I O.4t Collector of Cow (11111(( man (I' P, 1 4.40 Lime making I

Tot~J 6,992 51 6,862 79

SERIAL NO. ·1.

SOHTERS' TH'KFT 2.

No. and Name of the District-26. Coorg. No. of Livelihood C'la~s-V. No. and Name ofthe Cen~uR Tract-Coorll Rural Tract. No. of Slips- 75'1-. Saniple.... Scx Fem"l',~.

Oroup God~ Means of Lit'elihood 81Ib-yrollp§ Total Emplo!IUS Employees 1 ndependeltf ."'umber a.orke.r,~

2 3 4 5 6

0.3? Coffee Estate workers nil!) :j r.!)4 o 30 Cardamom planters 4 3 0.40 Forest work"'fS 29 20 0.31 Tea E~tat" labourers 3 3 3.01 Blacksmith L I 4. .112 Carpentf'TS 1 1 4.111 Sawyers 1 ::I .02 Coppersmith ] 4..60 Handicraft {lreparing bro<:mR 1 4.64 Basket rna king 2 ~'. 4. 41 Potters 2 :2 2,10 Processing of graing 2 2 0.33 Labourer in Rubher Estate 5 5 0.43 Felling TreE'S 1 1 2 2 0.30 V I'gl'tah Ie cultivation .. --_._------Total 754 5 743 6 ------.. 'II 193 C.oorg 25 SERIAL NO. ;;.

SORTER.' TfCKI':'r 2.

~o. and )\all~e of l'i8t'l'i~t-21). COil!'!!. Nll. "f Li\,nliho"d Clm;s-YI. No. and ~am{' of CenbU., Tl'ilct---Coor~ I\ul'allrac~. x". of Slips- I ';>Oi. O,:n('ral--~"x-.Male~. -

GrOllp Oode Total gml,loy~e.· 1 ndenpcndent Numher u.·ork('r~

1 .3 4 5 (,

6.11 Tmdc in areOllnut Jl II fl.on Cutlery l\1erehaD~s 3:{ ') 31 (j ... Padd.v Traders 13 2 2 9 6.13 'L'ohac(',) l\fereuants 17 17 fl.ll V ('((etable "ell"rR 3 a 6.00 Bangle sellin!,!; 20 2 18 6.11 ~1ilk Vpndors 8 8 8 on Fancy goods merchant,s 1 ] 6.11 .Jngll{'ry husitlPsi< -! :{ f).l I C,,-nlamom MerchantR 2 :2 1;'1.') Ket"ll('ave sellers 10 10 1l.00 net~ iI dea 1,'l's :l~·1 iii 2':;5 6.04 Cattle J::.u~inp,ss [l ;; 5 6.8 Bank Employ .. e, 12 \ II 5.1] Orang0 ~nsinesH ;;9 10 8 6.11 B~nana dealers 2 fUl Pepper mer('}:"nh ·1 1 3 6.:1 Cloth merchants 80. 11 11 n;') 6 00 Cycl<' shop business :1 1 1 6.ll Coconut Tnde i") 1 4 6.12 Liquor m{,l'chants 25 1 Ii 4 6.12 Toddy Contractor 10 2 2 6 6.0n General busine.• s 38 !) (i 23 6.il Timber merchrtnts 6il Hi 22 6.11 R'lteher shop 14 1 r> 8 fl.13 Ganja Ven lor 1 I n.ll Plantation dealers II 11 6.00 ('o·operative "tores staff f) 8 1 fLll l'lweet meat seller.~ ,,) 4 6.00 Trade in gnlcl. 3 2 6.3 Dealerg in skins 7 I 6 6.11 Provisirm shop, 38 3 s 27 n.::I Shoe-Sell!'!' - 1 1 6.12 SUdll sellers 6 2 ·1 6.11 Fish _elIel' 7 7 6.Cl2 Medkihe Reller 3 3 3.15 Bee(li shOll 12 I i fl. ]] Riscnit shop 7 1 () d.ll Tea merchant, 3 1 2 6.11 Grocery 2G2 37 ISS 37 6.00 Cf)pper·merchRnts S 2 (; 6.7 ln~ur"ncf' Co. C)I'rkR :{ 3 6.12 Brall(j.~ shOl' I 6.11 Ground·nut dealers 2 2 6.0a Book·Store 6.00 Salesmen (Unelassified) 2 1 6 03 St.ationerv n,erchants 2 1 1 6.UO Earthen pot b llsineSR 2 I 1 6.21 Petrol Blink 2 2 6 00 ;'I{erchants ur.cla,~ified 33G 37 74 22il GA Agents in Volent. Bros. and Aspinwnlla &. ('0. (i 6 1,507 171 ------_._._--437 899

194 simUL XO. 6.

No. and !\ame of Diotrkt-·:16. Coorg. Xu. of Livelihood Class-VI. ::'\0. and Kame of C(;n'u~ Tract--C"org .Rurnl. No. uf Slips·-170. bamplc ··l\lale~.

(jroul' C'Jde Jfean.~ of livclihoorl SUb'~lroUp8 Total JiJmplo!lers Employees Independent Number per80llS 1 ., " 5 (j fi" II Dry fi~h (kaler I 6.11 Ora nf:C' Se liers !l 4, 5 6.02 ~lejieine ~eller I I 13.00 Gencrall\lerdumts lL~ 10 Hi (Vnelassilied) fi .:~ Cloth merchants 10 S 6.00 Cntler~' ~h()p !J 2 "7 6.13 Tohacco merohant, 1 6.15 Beedi shop worker 2 f).OO Co-operativ(' Slore worker 4 ::l 2 6.11 J aggery Storn Inspector 1 lUI Ar,"cannt merchnats 2 2 6.7 Organisf'r, Asian In~uffln(;e CD. 1 lUi TiP-Iver merchant G. 3 :l 6 12 Todci~' shop 3 1 6.6 Est~ to agent 1 1 6.11 Chilly Merchant 2 2

Tot,d 170 17 34 119

SElH_" L ~;O. I.

SOHTlmM' TICRI':T 2.

No. and ;'Ii"adle of the District-:!(). ('oor!!. No. of jivclihor>o Cla88-"1. No. 11,,<1 ~ame of the Tract-Cool'g r."ml Tract. Xo. of Slips-no Gencral-· Sex - Females.

Group emir< Means of liCf'/ihood 8ub·;]rolljJ 'fatal Emplvyers Emp/'Jyees Indef~ndent Sumuer workers

1 3 4 5 6

6.00 Bangle selling 6 6 Ii. U; llatle Lcn vct-! seller 4 4 f).00 Cutlery mterc!J.1r,t :2 2 6.? Cloth ~hop :l 1 6.11 flhee and Butter ~ej]er 1 1 6.11 l\[i I k ~e II ing 3 :l 6.02 :\J edicine seller I I 6.00 Petty shop keepers IS 2 II) 6.11 Sweetmeat sellers ;, .') 6.ll Provision merchant 2 2 6.14- Haw ker in (~round nut 3 :1 6.11 H:l,ppalaOl selling 1 1 6.12 Toddy shop 4 4 ILU Vegehhle seller 2 J 6.11 Coconut oil merchant 1 I 6.00 Mer.:hunts (Unclassified) 17 II fl Total 73 16 57

195 SERIAL NO. 13.

SORTERS' TICKET 2.

No. and Name of the District-26. Coorg. No. of livelihood Class-VIII. No. and Name of Tract-Coorg Rural. No. of Slips-7,872. General-Males.

Group Gode 1lfeans of livelihood Sub·groups Total Employers Employees Independent Number workers 1 :: 3 4 5 6 9.00 Coolies (Unclassified) 3,418 3,418 9.4 Hotel owners and workers 548 78 274 196 8.22 Teachers 295 295 8.20 School peons 18 18 8.6 Municipality workers 10 10 9.00 Contractors (Unclassified) 186 15 70 101 8.70 Settlement surveyors 6 6 9.3 Washermen 216 12 28 176 9.65 Employees of Co· operative Society 29 29 9.5 Cinema workers 28 26 1 9.2 Barbers 120 20 100 5.11 Bricklayers 87 45 42 8.7 C. P. W. D. workers 77 77 8.8 Union Government servants 10 10 8.8 Central Excise worker 13 13 7.6 Post office staff 46 46 8.7 Provincial Government servants 127 127 5.12 Stone cutters 443 443 8.5 Village officers 62 62 9.63 Clerks in private firms 44 44 9.II Drivers (Private) 27 27 9.63 Surveyors 7 7 9.65 Indian Coffee Board Employees 11 11 5.13 Painters 10 10 5.10 Building contractors 136 10 75 51 5.2 Mill coolies 29 29 i5.l2 Plasters 166 166 5.10 Mud workers 548 548 8.8 Government servants (Unclassified) 42 42 8.4 Police Department (Constables) 99 99 9.83 Ashrama workers 6 6 9.12 Cooks 243 243 9.81 Temple priests 157 4 95 58 9.81 Mosque mukris 23 19 4 9.81 Church priests 6 5 1 9.10 Domestic servants 339 339 5.7 Sanitary Inspector 3 3 8.10 Hospital staff 35 35 8.11 Doctors 20 20 8.16 Compounders 29 29 8.12 Native Doctors 19 3 16 9.0 Astrologers 14 14 5.7 Scavengers 2 2 9.0 Club Marker 2 2 9.5 Devil Dancers 3 3 5.6 Water pump worker 4 4 9.5 J\ctorsin dramas 5 5 9.5 Monkey Dancers 2 2 9.5 Bull Dancers 2 2 9.5 Band (Pipes) 2 2 9.5 Exhibition of curiosities 6 6 9.0 Bungalow watchmen 5 5 9.65 (Trade Assn.) Attender 2 2 9.1i Music Instructor 1 1 8.22 Teacher 1 1 8.6 Panchayat Board coolies 1 1 9.00 Bungalow Inspector 1 1 9.4 Hotel Manager 2 2 5.12 Stone Dresser 1 1 9.0 Club Manager 1 1 9.0 Barman of the Club 1 1 8.7 Gauge Reader 1 1 9.5 Harikatha Dasa I 1

Total 7,799 120 6,865 814

Beggars 47 Pensioners 27 198 SERIAL NO. 14.

SORTERS' TICKET 2.

No. and Name of District-26. Coorg. No. oflivelihood Class-VIII. No. and Name of Tract-Coorg Rural. No. of Slips-876. Sample-Males.

Group Oode Means of livelihood Snb-YfOltpS Total Employers Employees I ndependa.nt Number persons

1 ,,! 3 4 5 6

8.22 Teachers ~ 25 9.0 Olerks 9 9 9.5 Cinema Theatre workers 5 5 9.12 Cooks 33 33 9.2 Barbers 19 3 16 5.10 Workers under building Contractors 99 7 92 8.4 Police 6 6 5.4 Irrigation Supervisors 1 1 9.65 India Coffee Board 3 3 8.7 Revenue department 2 2 8.7 Agricultural department 6 6 8.8 Union Government servants 11 II 8.5 Village 0 ffi cers 5 5 7.6 Postal department 7 7 8.8 Oentral Excise Department 2 1 1 9.10 Domestic servants 31 31 i;'O Workers in building out of Bamboo 14 13 1 9.71 Image makers 2 2 9.81 Archaka 10 1 5 4 9.3 Dhobi 23 2 4 17 9.82 Employers in churches and Temples 5 5 9.81 Religious preachers 6 6 9.00 Banglow watchers 3 3 8.10 Hospital staff 8 8 9.00 Engine Driver 1 1 5.12 Stone worker 39 17 22 9.4 Hotel keepers and workers 73 12 33 28 9.65 Co-operative Society Staff 5 5 9.00 Daily labourer 372 372 9.50 Bull (Dancers) 1 I 1 8.20 Peons in school 2 2 5.11 Maisons and bricklayers 31 31 9.0 Astrologers 1 1 9.5 Harikatha 1 1 8.12 Vaidhyas and Pandits 6 6 Total 867 22 747 98

Providents 4 Beggars 4 Retired Military Men 1

199 SERIAL NO. 15.

SORTERS' TICKET 2.

Number and Name of District-26. Coorg. N um ber of livelihood Class-VIII. Number and Name of Census Tract-Coorg Rural Tract. Number of Slips-I,613. General-Females.

Group Oode 1Ifean8 of Ii velihood Sub-groups Total Employer8 Emploype8 I ndependant Number workers

1 .3 4 5 6 8.10 Hospital staff 18 18 9.82 Temple servants 6 6 9.10 Ayahs 5 5 9.3 Dhobi 51 1 12 38 9.12 Cooks 70 64 6 8.7 Typist in Munsiff's Court I 1 9.0 P. W. D. Labourer 7 7 5.10 Mud workers 25 25 9.10 Domestic Servant 66 66 5.12 Plastering work 9 9 9.4 Hotel servantR 14 2 12 5.12 Stone cutters 92 47 45 8.22 Teachers 30 30 9.0 Coolies 1,182 1,182 8.7 State Government Servants 2 2 8.20 School peon I I 5.11 Bricklayers 4 4 Total 1,583 1 1,481 101

Providents and remittance 14 Beggars J.';

SERIAL NO. 16.

:

No. and Name of District-26. Coorg. No. of livelihood Chlss-VIn . No. and Census Tract-Coorg Rural Tract. No. of Slips-l 77. Sample-Females.

Group Oode jlfeans oj livelihood Sub-group& Tot((l Employers Emplo!/e~8 I ndependant NI{mber workers

1 .) 4 {; 6 5.2 P. W. D. Road worker I 1 - 9.5 Monkey Dancer 1 8.14 Midwife I 8.22 Teacher 2 2 8.Il Physician I 1 5.11 Bricklayers I I 5.10 Mud-worker 4 4 9.3 Dhobi 3 3 9.10 Domestic servant 9 9 5.12 Stone cutter 6 6 9.12 Cooks 9 9 8.8 Union Government Servants 1 1 9.0 Daily labonrers 137 137 Total 176 170 6

1

200 SERlkL NO. 17.

SORTERS' TICKET 2.

No. and Name of District-26. Coorg. No. oflivelihood Class-Yo No. and Name of Census Tract-Coorg Non.City Urban Tract. No. of Slips-860. General-Males.

Group Dode Means of livelihood Sub'gr01lp8 Total Employer Employee I ndependant Number 'Worker

1 2 3 4 5 6 4.62 Carpenters lGR 1 36 131 3.32 Fitters, Mechanics in Garage engaged in repairing l\Iotors 57 7 50 2.71 Tailors (Stitching) 107 6 14 87 4.04 Goldsmiths, Jewellers 87 5 11 71 4.61 Sawyers 37 1 II 25 0.32 'Yorkers in Coffee Estate 75 31 44 2.12 Workers in Rice Mills 33 3 30 0.40 Forest officials 34 34 2.92 00bblers 20 1 18 2.13 Workers in Bakery 20 Ii 14 3.32 Cycle repairers H) 3 7 9 3.02 Coppersmiths 19 1 6 12 4.2 Brick-makers 17 6 11 2.03 Butchers 15 1 9 0.43 Firewood cutting 14 14" 3.01 Blacksmiths 17 3 3 11 2.40 Soda manufacturers 15 3 12 4.60 Preparing Brooms 13 13 0.60 Fishing 7 2 4 4.5 Workers in Tyre Company 7 2 5 2.00 Sweetmeat making or putto 6 6 4.91 Press workers 12 2 9 1 3.03 Tin makers 4 1 3 4.03 Watch repairers 7 7 0.22 Packer in the Honey and wax production 6 6 0.30 Grower of Cardamoms 4 3 1 4.65 Workers in plywood 4 4 2.23 Milk man 3 3 4.92 Binders in Presses 3 3 4.64 Basket makers 3 3 0.12 Cattle rearing 3 3 2.23 Workers in dairy farm 2 I 2.42 Toddy Tappers 2 2 3.06 Gun repairing 2 2 3.7 "Cnani Medicine making 2 2 4.02 Photo Frame workers 2 2 3.01 Shoeing Bullocks with iron shoes 2 2 3.01 Lock repairers 1 1 0.10 Elephant Mahout 1 1 2.74 Cap repairer 1 2.62 Worker in Weaving Factory 1 1 3.03 Repairer of Torch lights 1 0.30 Orange Estate worker 1 1 4.60 Cottage industry 1 1 2.75 Bed repairer 1 I 1.31 Purifying Gold 1 1 3.03 Petromax repairing I I 4.5 Worker in Rubber Tyre Co. I I 3.5 Dealers and repairers of singer Bewing machines 1

Total 860 79 341 440

201

Coorg. 26 SERIAL NO. IS.

SORTERS' TICKET 2.

No. and Name of District--26. Coorg. No. of livelihood Class-Y. No. and Name of Traet-Coorg Non-City Urban Tract. No. of Slips-l0l. Sample-Males

Group Code Means of livelihood SUb-gY01lpS Total E1rIpll)y~r Employees I ndependant Number worker

1 2 3 4 .5 6

4.62 Carpenters 19 19 4.61 Saw Mill workers 6 6 0.40 Forest office workers 11 11 0.32 Coffee planters 6 3 3 3.32 Persons engaged in making lorry bodies 6 6 4.04 Goldsmiths 10 10 2.71 Tailors 9 3 5 0.60 Fishing 2 2 3.01 Shoeing bullocks, horses 3 3 2.92 Cobblers 3 3 4.91 Press workers 3 3 3.02 Coppersmith 2 2 4.61 Sawyers 4 4 2.12 Rice Mill workers 5 2 3 4.03 Watch repairers 3 3 4.5 Tyre workers 2 2 0.30 Worker in cardamom estate 1 1 0.11 Cowherd (Grazing) 1 1 2.04 Soda shop worker 1 I 2.03 Butcher 0 1 2.13 Bakery worker 1 I 2.62 Weaving worker I I 4.2 Pr!'paring bricks I 1 Total 101 8 47 46

SERIAL NO. HI.

SORTERS' TICKET 2.

Number and Name of District-26. Coorg. 1'\ urn ber of livelihood Cla.ss-V. Number and Name of Census Tract-Coorg Non-City Urban Tract. N"um ber of Slips. Displaced Persons-Mal!'s.

Group Code .Means of livelihood Sub-groups Totol Employer Employee Independant N1lmber warkers

1 3 4 5 6

2.12 Accountant, Suryodayll Rice Mills 1

Total 1 1

202 ~ERIAu NO. 20.

SORTERS TICKliYi' 2.

Xumber and Xame of District-26. Coorg. Kumber of livelihood Class-V. Number and Name of Census Tract----Coorg Non-City Urban Tract. Rumber of Slips-58. General-Females

Group Gode Means of livelihood S1tb-yroup Total Employer Employee I ndependant Number ux)rker 1 • :2 3 4 5 6 0.32 Coffee planters and workers 24 8 16 2.71 Tailors 4 4 2.12 Rice mill workers .. [) 5 4.60 Preparing brooms 9 9 2.50 Snuff manufacturer 2 2 4.2 Brick makers 2 2 0.40 Forest officials 2 2 2.23 Milk maid 3 3 2.13 Preparing Happlams I I 2.70 Preparing hand bags 1 1 4.64 Basket and thatti making' I I 0.30 Orange estate workers I 4.04 Jewellery shop I I 2.11 Hand pounding of rice 2 2

Total 58 9 28 21

SERIAL NO. 21.

SOMIERS' TICKET 2.

'Number and Name of District-26. Coorg. Kumber of livelihood C!.n.ss-V. Kumber and Name of Tract-Coorg Kon-City Urban Tract. Number of Slips-So Sample-Females.

Group Gode Means of livelihood Sub-yroup Total Employer Employee I ndependant Number worker

1 2 .3 4 5 6

4.60 Preparing brooms 3 3 0.32 Coffee plan ters 2 2 2.71 Tailors 2 2 4.64 Basket, thatti maker I I

Total 8 2 6 SER1AL NO. !!~.

SORTERS' TWKET 2.

~umber Rnd Nltme of Distriet-26. Coorg. Number of Ii velihood Class--Y1. Nllmbpr and Name of Tract-Coorg Non-City {Orban Trad. Number af Slips-8I3. General-.!\iales.

Group Code J1eans of liuelihood Sub-groups Total Employer Employee Independant "Vumber .'; worker

1 2 3 4 5 6

6.00 I'lhop keepe·!' 15 1 6 8 6.11 Retail provision shop 116 23 2t) 68 6.4 'VholeRa Ie pruvision Hhojl 13 3 10 6.15 Ti m bel' bllsin('ss 45 13 18 14 6.11 Fish tra(krs 27 4 23 1;,01l Retail geller,d nll'rehants H7 12 38 47 ILOO Cutlery goods nwr('hants 68 7 6 55 1;'3 Retail cloth merchant 89 Hi 26 47 U.8 Work('rs in Banks 28 28 Ii .11 ~Li lk Helling 19 2 8 9 li.oO Gen~ralllle rl'hant in gla"wal'" 7 :2 I 4 Ii .11 Trader of co('onu t~, et(·. 19 4 3 12 1i.1 :l Toddy, Arrack, Beer merchants 14 12 2 U.5 Wholesaler in gilted artich·s :~ 3 6.l! Vegeta bles stall worker lti 2 4 10 (i .II Fruit shop business Hi 16 (LU Dealer in sweetmeats 9 9 1).21 PetroJ('um distribut, 1'8 8 8 Ii .11 Edible oil distributors 3 3 (i.OO Co-operative store", 7 7 ti.OO ~Iotor (parts) dealer." H 13 6.4 Employees ullder toffee lllerchants !J 9 (i.4 A~ent,s of Tea 4 4 (i .11 .Taggery merchants 3 3 (i.OO Diacnond merchants 3 3 G .15 Batelleaves merchant 14 14 (l.03 ~ews paper distributors 4 4 (i 3 Skin merchants 4 1 3 ti .15 Beedi merchants 24 1 2 21 ti.OO Ammuuition merchants 3 3 (i .3 Footwear merchants 7 2 1 4 6.i5 \Vholesale general merchant in other than foodstuffs 7 4 3 (i.4 l{i('o merchant 3 3 (i.02 Trader in medicines 3 3 6.01 Hawk"r (UnclassIfied) ::I ::I 6.02 Driiggists 3 3 (L03 8ta tionery merchan t 8 Ii n.;' Wholesale cloth merchallt 8 6 2 6.00 Bangle shop 6 1 5 6.4 Cardamom merchant 7 7 6.ll :Mutton sellers 4 2 1 6.03 Dealer in books 3 3 6.04 Cattle business 2 2 6_11 Trader in butter 7 7 6.12 Trader in cold drinks 5 5 (L7 Insurance agents 2 2 6.00 Copper merchants 5 3 1 1 H.!) \Vhclesale heedi merchant 3 3 6.G Wholesale Gell{'ral merchant other than foodstuffs 1 1 ti.OO Watch dealer 1 1 ti .13 Snuff merchant 1 1 (i.11 Pappadft business 1 1 6.00 Aluminium goods seller 1 1 G.OO Dealer in Trunks 1 1 1).21 Keroselle oi 1 salesmall 1 1 (j .11 Eiseui t seller 2 2 (i.00 Petty deal('r iIi perfumery 1 I (j .11 Betelnut merchant 9 2 3 4 (j .15 Pallsupari merchant 8 8 ------Total ------813 110 249 454

204 SERtAL NO. 23.

SORTERS' TICK.ET 2.

Number and Name of'District-26. Coorg. Number of livelihood Class-VI. Number and Name of Tract-Coorg Non-City Urban Tract. Number of Slips-B6. Sample-Males. Group Code Means of livelihood Sub-groups Total Employer Employee I ndependant NumQer worker

1 3 4 (j 6 6.3 Cloth merchants 8 1 5 2 6.15 Panbeeda, Bedi merchants 3 3 6.11 Provision shop dealers 10 5 [) 6.00 General merchants 15 3 8 4 6.5 Timber business 8 2 3 3 6.00 Cutlery merchants 5 5 6.11 Fish trade 4 4 6.4 Wholesale coffee dealers 2 2 6.11 Fruit merchants 2 2 6.11 Milk seller 2 2 6.11 Coconut merchant 4 4 6.03 Paper books seller 2 2 6.00 General merchants 3 3 6.3 Proprietor, dealer of piece goods 1 1 6.00 Ammunition dealer 1 1 0.00 Copper merchant 1 1 6.11 Vegetable seller 1 1 6.15 Betel leaves seller 1 1 6.15 Beedi merchant 1 1 6.02 Trader in drugs and medicines 1 I 6.12 Arrack Depot Clerk 1 1 6.11 Meat seller servant 1 I 6.21 Salesman, petrol bunk I 1 6.11 Groundnut selling 1 1 6.5 Wholesale gilted article selling 1 I 6.7 Organiser, Insurance I 1 6.4 Representative of biscuit industries I 1 6.00 Hardware merchant 1 1 6.8 Manager, Canara Banking Corporation 1 I 6.3 Shoe shop, foot wear hOUile .. 2 1 1 Total 86 7 33 46

SERIAL NO. 24.

SORTERS' TICKET 2. Number and Namc of District-26. Coorg. Number of livelihood Class-VI. Number and Name of Census Tract-Coorg Non-City Urban Tract. Number of Slips-34. General -Females.

Group Code Means oj livelihood Sub-groups Total Employer Employee 1 ndependant Number worker

1 3 4 5 6 6.00 Petty shop keepers, general articles 6 6 6.11 Provision dealers 3 3 6.13 Tobacco dealers 3 3 6.11 Milk selling 4 4 6.00 Petty shop keepers 2 2 6.00 Bangle· sellers 3 3 6.00 General merchants 2 2 6.11 Dealer in butter 1 1 6.7 Clerk, Insurance Co. 1 6.3 Fancy footwear sellers 2 2 6.20 Selling firewood 1 1 6.11 Sale of pappadams I 1 6.11 Vegetable selling 1 1 6.00 Diamond seller 1 1 6.11 Sweetmeat seller 1 1 6.00 Selling pots 1 1 6.00 Copper merchants 1 1 Total 34 1 1 32

205 ~E.RlAL NO. 2/1.

SORTERS' TICKET 2.

Number and NllJXle of District-26. Coorg. Number of livelihood Class-VI. Number and Name of Census Tract--Coorg Non.City Urban Tract. Number of Slips-5. Sample-Females.

GfOUp Code Means of livelihood Sub·grouPi Total Employer Employee Independant Number worker

1 2 3 4 5 6 6.Il Groundnut business 2 2 6.15 Beedas, beedi seller 1 1 6.00 Petty shop keeper 1 1 6.00 Bangles merchant 1 1 Tr·t.l 5 5

SERIAL NO. 26.

SORTERS' TICKET 2.

Number and Name of District-26. Coorg. Number of Livelihood Class-VII. Number and Name of Census Tract-Coorg Non-City Urban Tract. Number of Slips-353 General-Male~.

Group Code Means of livelihood Sub-groups Total Employer Employee lndependant Number worker

1 2 3 4 5 6 7.1 Lorry, bus drivers 113 101 12 7.1 Lorry, bus conductors 30 30 7.1 Loading and unloading lorries 50 50 7.1 Bus, lorry cleaners 57 57 7.1 Cart drivers and owners 37 3 13 21 7.1 Persons engaged in motor transport 49 4 35 10 7.1 Bullock cart drivers owners 9 1 5 3 7.1 Hire received from ponies and horses 3 3 7.42 Porters parcel carrying .. 2 2 7.41 IV class officer, railway Out Agency 2 2 7.1 Hire receiving from asses 1 1 Total 353 8 295 50

206 SERIAL NO. 27.

SORTERS' TICKET 2.

No. and Name of District-26. Coorg. No. of livelihood Class-VII. No. and Name of Census Tract-Coorg Non·City Urban Tract. No. of Slips-3!' Sample-Males.

Group Code Means of livelihood S1,b-group8 Total Employer Employee I ndependant Number w()Ifjer

1 2 3 4 5 6 7.1 Lorry, bus drivers 8 8 7.1 Conductors of lorries and buses 6 6 7.1 Loading and unloading lorries 5 5 7.1 Lorry, bus cleaners 4 4 7.1 Persons engaged in motor transport service 7 1 6 7 .1 Cart drivers 1 1

Total 31 1 30

SERIAL NO. 28.

SORTERS' TICKET 2.

No. and Name of the District-26. Cocrg. No. of livelihood ClaBs6s-VII. No. and Name of the Census Tract-Coorg Non.City Urban Tract. No. of Slips-Nil. General--1remales.

Group Code M W'/I.S olli'ltelihood Sub·group~ Tolal Employer lImploy«e Indepe'MJa'Jtt Number worke,.

1 2 3 4 6 6 Nil.

SERIAL NO. 29.

SORTERS' TICKET 2.

No. and Name of District-26. Coorg. No. of livelihood Class-VII. No. and Name of Census Abstract-Coorg Non-City Urban Tract. No. of Slips-Nil. Sample-Females.

G,.oup Code Means of livelihood Sub·(!T'oups Total Employer Employee Number

1 2 5 6 Nil.

207 SERIAL NO. 30.

SORTERS' TICKET 3().

No. and Name of District-26. Coorg. No. of livelihood Class-VIII. No. and Name of Census Tract-Coorg Non-City Urban Tract. No.ofSIips-2,614. General-Males.

Group Oode Means of livelillOod Sub-groups Total Employer Employee Independant N1tmber worker

1 2 3 4 5 6 9.0 Daily wage earners, unclassified 445 44;3 9.10 Domestic servants 183 183 9.4- Persons engaged in hotels 322 37 285 8.7 Employees under State Govern;ment 294 294 5.11 Mason workers 144 144 8.4 Police, Head Constables, Inspecto~ ~f Police 89 89 8.6 Municipal offioe clerks, peons and attenders 37 37 5.7 Miscellancous workers in municipalities, Hcavangers and "weepers 53 53 8.8 Employees of Central Government ...... 78 78 8.22 Teachers and headmasters 112 112 9.5 persons engaged in Circus Co. 90 90 9.2 Barbers 37 6 5 26 8.20 Miscellaneous workem in school~ 21 21 8.22 Teachers in schools 14 14 S.10 Workers in Hospitals 33 a3 9.82 Temple workers 7 7 9.4 Hostel workers 15 15 9.82 Poojaris and archakas 12 7 5 9.5 Film workers and theatre workers 22 22 9.3 Washermen 26 3 4 19 5_10 Building contractors and other workers connected with it ll2 18 77 17 9.0 Astrologers (Palmists) 20 2() 9.61 Advocates 17 10 7 5.12 Stone cutters 25 25 7.6 Postal workers 25 ·25 5.13 Painters 11 II 7.9 Wireless operators I I 7.7 Telegraph workers 8 7 8.11 Surgeons in Hospital and other doctors 11 5 5 t 9.11 Drivers of cars (privRte) 14 14 8.16 Compounders 8 8 9.62 Lawyers clerks 7 7 9.82 Religious workers in mosque !) 9 5.51 Workers in electriCity company 6 6 9.0 Unclassified workers and clerk~ IS 18 9.82 Employees in churches 5 5 9.81 Priest missionaries 5 5 8.5 Village officers [) 5 8.1S Workers in Veterinary Department 6 6 9.11 Private cartman 5 [) 8.6 District board worker ~ 3 9.73 Photographer 5 [) 8.12 Native doctors 10 1 9 9.12 Cooks 90 90 9.65 Marker in clerks and associations I) I) 5.2 Road contractors and other persons engaged in road construction 7 6 9.13 Gardeners 2 2 9.64 Auditor private 1 I 9.5 Aerobats feats 1 1 9.72 Editor' Kodagu ' weekly .. 1 I 9.5 Teacher in music 2 2 9.5 Snake charmers 1 1 9.72 Author of eduational books 1 1 Total 2,486 80 2,278 -----127 Rent from buildings 14 Pensioners and retired workers .. 63 Beggars and Vagrants 30 For workers {nmates of Jail8 22 Total ---129

208 BERIAL NO. 31.

SORTERS' TICKET 2.

No. and Name of District-26. Coorg. No. of livelihood Class-VIII. No. and Name of Census Tract-Coorg Non-City Urban Tract. No. of Slips-30S. Sample-Males

Gro¥P Code Means of livelihood Sub-group$ Total Employer Employee I ndependant Number worker

1 2 3 4 5 (j

9.10 Domestic servants 40 40 9.4 Hotel workers 46 i 38 8.4 Police constables 8 8 5.7 Municipal scavenger 13 13 9.2 Barber 10 1 2 7 8.22 Teachers 13 13 9.0 Astrologers 3 3 5.12 Breaking granite stones 3 3 8.10 Hospital workers 7 7 9.75 Photographers 2 2 9.11 Private cartmell 2 2 9.3 Washerman 2 2 8.7 Government worker State 30 30 8.8 Central Government workers 9 9 5.11 Mason workers 27 27 9.0 Daily wage earner (Unclassified) 43 43 9.5 Workers under circus 9 9 9.0 Unclassified workers 4 4 8.11 Medical practitioners 2 2 7.6 Postal workers 3 3 8.13 Dental surgeons civil surgeon 2 1 I 8.21 Lecturer, Government College 2 2 9.5 Theatre workers 5 5 9.82 Temple workers 2 2 5.2 Construction of bridges 1 1 9.13 Mali in a bungalow I 1 8.20 Sweeper, Government College 2 2 9.63 Engineer I 1 8.18 Veterinary officer I 1 9.12 Butler 1 1 5.13 Painter 1 I 9.82 Malavi Masjid 1 1 9.82 Hakim I 1 5.10 Building contractor 1 I 8.6 District Board Clerk 1 1 Total 299 9 272 18

Living house rent 1 Beggars 4 Pensioners 2 Convicts 2

20{} Cooi'g SERIAL NO. 32.

SORTERS' TWKET 2.

No. and Name of District-26. Coorg. No. of livelihood Class-VIII. No. and Name of"Census Tract-Coorg Non-City Urban No.ofSlips-l. Displaced persons-Males.

Group Code flfeans of li~'elillOod Sub-groups Total Employpf Employee Independent Number worker

1 3 4 5 6 9.4 Proprietor, Ganesh Lr dge 1

Tutal 1

SERIAL ::\0. 33.

t;ORTERS' TICKET 2.

No. and Name of District-26. Coorg. ]'\0. of livelihood Class-VIII. No. and :!'lame of Census Tract-Coorg Non-City Urban Tract. No. of Slips-587 . Gcm'ritl-F,'males.

Group Code Men.q of livelihood Sub-oronps Total Employer Employee Independent Sllmber worker

1 2 3 4 5 6 9.() Daily wage earnE'}'s unclassified 154 154 9.10 Domestic servants 139 139 9.12 Cooks 52 52 5.10 Persons engaged in mud work and construction 4-5 45 8.17 NursE'S 27 27 8.10 Hospital workers ]2 12 8.22 Teachers 44 44 8.7 State Government Employees 16 16 5.7 1\lunicipal sweepers and scavengers HI 19 9.3 Washer women 8 8 9.;) Actress in circus I) 9 8.21 Lecturer in College 3 3 8.20 Hotel workers and school boarding houses 5 5 9.4 Hotel workers 4 4 8.11 Doctors 2 2 8.14 Midwife 3 3 8.16 Compounders 2 2 8.6 Municipal worker I 1 8.20 Librarian in Government College 1 I 5.;'} Electrician 1 1 9.5 Snake charmer 1 9.5 Sweeper in theatre 1 1 ~) .5 A,'rohats feats 1 I ------Total 550 540 10

BeglZars and haridas bakta of Sri Venkataramana 13 Rent-from buildings 17

210 SERIAL NO. 34.

SORTERS' TICKET 2.

No. and Name of District-26. Coorg. No. of livelihood Class-VIII. No. and Name of Census Tract-Coorg Non-City Urban Tract. No. of Slips-59. Sample-Females.

Group Code Mean8 of livelihood Sub-groups Potal Errvployer Employee Independent Number worker

1 2 3 4 Ii 6 9.00 Unclassified mazdoor 16 la 9.10 Domestic servants 15 15 9.12 Cooks 6 6 8.22 Teachers 5 5 8.17 Nurses 2 2 5.11 Persons engaged in construction work i.e., brick layers 3 3 5.7 Sweeper (Municipality) .. 2 2 9.83 Attender, Mahila Samaj Association 1 1 9.5 Conjurer 1 1 9.3 Dhoby 1 1 9,4 Hotel keeper boarding, lodging I I 6.7 Government service State 1 1 Total 54 1 51 2

House rents interest on money 2 Beggars 3 5

Total 59 I 51 2

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