SUPlilUNTENDEl'IT. PRINTING AND S1"ATlON'ERY, UTTAR P&ADE!>H, INDIA llHi 5
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Several States, including Uttar Pradesh, have been publishing village statistics by districts at each census. In 1941 they were published in U. P. under the title "District Census Statistics" with a separate volume for each district. In the 1951 census, when the tabulation has been more elaborate than e~er. in view of the require, ments of the country, the district... wise volume has been expanded into a "District Census Handbook", which now contains the District Census Tables (furnishing data with break ... up for census tracts within the district), the District Index of Non'
agricultural Occupations. agricultural statistics from 190V02 [0 19$°"'51 and other miscellaneous statistics in addition to the usual village population statistics. The village population statistics also are given in an elaborate form giving the division of the population among eight livelihood classes and other details.
2. It may be added here that a separate set of district ...wise volumes giving only population figures of rural areas by villages and of urban areas by wards and moha11as and entitled "District Population Statistics" has already been published. This separate series was necessitated by the urgent requirements of the U. P. Government for elections to local bodies. 3. The number of Distnct Census Handbooks printed so far is thirty seven. Special arrangements for speeding up the printing have now been made and it is hoped that the remaining Handbooks will be printed before the end of 1955.
RA}ESHW ARI PRASAD, I.A.S., RAMPUR: Superintendent, Census Operations, ~ September 30 , 195 S. Uttar Pradesh.
INTRODUCTION- Page8 A-The District i-iii B-Analysis of the Statistics iii-x C--Explanatory Note on the Statistics x-xii
A-GENERAL POPULATION TABLES-- A-I Area Houses and Population 3 A-II Variation in Population during Fifty Years 3 A-III Towns and Villages Classified by Population 4-S A-IV Towns Classified by Population with Variations since 1901 6-7 A-V Towns arranged Territorially with Population by Livelihood Classes 8-9 E Area and Population of District and Tehsils by Livelihood Classes 10--13
B -ECONOMIC TABLES-- B-1 Livelihood Classes and Sub-classes 14-19 B-II Secondary Means of Livelihood .. 20--41 B-III Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions .' 42-86 B-IV Unemployment by Livelihood Classes 87-88 Index of Non-agricultural Occupations 89-93
C-HOUSEHOLD AND AGE (SAMPLE) TABLES C-I Household (Size and Composition) 94-95 C-II Livelihood Classes by Age-groups 96--105 CollI Age and Civil Condition 106-111 C-IV Age and Literacy 112-117 C-V Single Year Age Returns 118-129
D-SOCIAL AND CULTURAL TABLf:S- D-l Languages (i) Mother Tongue 130--133 (ii) Bilingualism_. 134-)37 D-H Religion .. 138-139 D-m Scheduled Castes 139-141 D-IV Migrants •• 142-147 D-V (i) Displaced persons by year of arrival in India 148-149 (ii) Displaced persons by Livelihood Classes 150--151 D-Vl Non-Indian Nationals 150--151 D-VlI Livelihood Classes by Educational Standards 152-161
Primary Q:nsus Abstract 164-215 2 Pargana and Thana-wise Population 216-217 PART III-MISCELLANEOUS STATISnCS Vital Statistics 220-223 2 Agricultural Statistics-(i) Rainfall .• - 224-225 (ii) Area as classified with details of area under cultivation .. 226-229 (iii) Cropped Area 230-245 (iv) Irrigated Area 246-249 3 Live-Stock, Agricultural Macbil,lery and Implements 250-253 4 List of Primary Schools •• 254-261
INTRODUCTION A-THE DISTRICT 1. The district of Agra occupies the south-west corner of Uttar Pradesh. Two of its teh sils, Etmadpur and Firozabad lie north of the Yamuna and the remaining five, Agra, Fatehabad, Bah, Kheragarh and Kiraoli, south of it. To the north lie the districts of Mathura and Etah , on the east Mainpuri and Etawah, on the south Gwalior, Dholpur and Bharatpur and on the west Bharat pur and Mathura. In 1951 it had a total area of 1,860 sqaure miles which is less than that of the average district area of the State. Its population was 15.01Iakhs. It has 7 parganas and 26 thanas. 2. The various rivers divide the distriCt into natural divisions. Tehsils Etmadpur and Firoza- Topojraph,. bad lie in the Ganga-Yamuna Doab; Bah in the Yamuna-Chambal Doab; Fatehabad, Agra and north-east Kiracrli in Yamuna-Khari Nadi Doab and northern Kheragarh in the Khari Nadi: Gambhir-Banganga Doab. The latter two form the central tract. To these must be added south ern Kheragarh which is the valley of Kawar Nadi, and south-western Kiraoli, the area in which the Khari Nadi rises. The Ganga-Yamuna Doab is a level expanse of upland. Here and there may be seen narrow ridges of sandy hillocks, but the soil is for the most part a light yellow loam or piliya. Towards the Yamuna there are extensive ravines. Tbe central tract comprises a uniform upland country, only broken by the Khari nadi and an ill-defined drainage channel known as the Dahar or Nahra and generally termed the western depression. The latter lies between the Khari Nadi and Yamuna and is the old course of the Son Nadi. A few ranges oflow rocky hills crop up out of the level alluvium in the west from Kiraoli to Fatehpur Sikri. As in the Ganga Yamuna Doab, the edges of this tract are marked by ravines. Along the banks of Yamuna and Utangan there is the usual strip or Khadir or Kachhar. In the Dahar there is a good deal of kans growing sand and some kankar. In northern Kheragarh the soil is more bitter and there are large areas of sand (kansreta) which grows kans. In the north-west corner of Kheragarh drainage is poor, the soil is infertile and mixed with kankar. The tract comprising of the Bah tehsil is a long and narrow strip in the south-east between the Yamuna and Chambal. Half the areas is occupied by the deep and far-spreading ravines of these two rivers and the uplands which form the watershed are a mere ridge. The chambal lowlands are enriched with silt and are productive. In southern Kheragarh the country is affected by hills and isolated eminences scattered over the whole area, as well as the several water Courses by which the tract is traversed. Most of it consists of a heavy, generally bitter, soil known locally as khorili. South-west Kiraoli is also slightly undulating. Like Southern Kheragarh, the chief feature of landscape in this tract is a succession of parallel ridges of red sandstone hills rising two or three hundred feet above the plain. These hills in Southern Kheragarh and south-west Kiraoli are in many places worked for stone, best being obtained from the quarries of Tantpur in Kheragarh. Both of these tracts are extremly precarious. The bulk of the district does not suffer in any way from defective drainage, and the only portion at all liable to drainage from floods is the upper valley of the Khari Nadi, where the spills of Banganga are apt to cause considerable injury to the kharifcrop. But they enable a large area to be sown in rabi. Jhils are extremely rare and the only true JMlin the district is at Sarendha in Kheragarh. 3. The most prevalent soil of the district is the ordinary dumat or loam. The soil in Solis the Ganga-Yamuna Doab consists of a light loam known as piliya from its colour which is reddish yellow. In the north, however, there is a good deal of high bhur with clay or chiknot in the intervening depressions. In Agra-Fatehabad there is hardly any clay and the soil generally resem- bles that of the Doab. In the Dahar there is sand and kankar. In the south-west of Agra and in the north-east of Kiraoli the soil is in some places whitish in colour and slightly bitter. In northern Kheragarh the soil resembles that in Agra but is lighter in colour and more bitter. There are large areas of sand (kansreta). In th~ north-west corner the soil degenerates due to poor drainage and consists of bitter whitish clay or potni which is often mixed with kankars and is infertile. In tehsil Bah the soil in the north is similar to piliya, but in the east it degenerates into a redder and less fertile soil, lalmeta. South of the loam (piliya) is a belt of clay or chokta or chiknot which is sticky when wet and which splits into large holes when dry. This is overlaid in places with sand or kansreta, presumably wind borne from the Yamuna sand hills. It grows kans and is very infertile. The south-west .Of Bah consists almost entirely of a black, generally sticky, soil known as mar or karmata. This grows wheat, juar and gram. It required strong bullocks and its cultivation depends on timeliness of rains. Southern Kheragarh comprises of a heavy bitter soil known as khorib. Near the hills there is red soil. The higher ground in south-west Kiraoli is composed of kansreta and the depressions of chiknot. The intermediate soil is inferior loam of the khorili type. Black soil is also occasionally found. 4. The figures of the classification of area for the last fifty years are given in Table 2 of CIa.,Wcation of Part III of this volume. The proportion of area under the various categories works out as area follows for 1950-51: Actual Particulars figurec Percentage (in acres)
Cultivated area . . . . .-~ -- 863,133 Culturab1e waste (excluding current fallow) 89,721 Current fallow .• 28,084 Forest ...... 12,452 Area not available for cultivation of whicb- 196,836 (a) Covered with water •. 28,432 (b) Under sites, roads and buildings 38,341 (c) Barren •• 130,063 The figure in the above table regarding culturable waste taken from the Season and Crop Report is, however, misleading. The State Agriculture Department coaducted in 1949-50 a detailed enquiry through the District Officers regarding the nature of this area in each district. The following analysis of the area resulted from this enquiry :
Total cuIturable waste (A I B -+ C) 99,032 100 A-Area under culturable waste land not avilable for immediate cultivation .. 17,238 11'41 (i) Forest under any legal enactment 4,453 4-50 (ii) Groves 4,952 5-00 (iii) Forest of timber trees 28 0'03 (iv) Thatching grasses, shrubs and bushes 7,774 7'85 (v) Land kept for grazing 31 0'03 B-Arca under culturable waste land available for immediate cultivation but which could not be cultivated 75,427 76'16 Of which due to-
(v) Lack of drains 234 0-24 (vi) Lack of water 9,543 9'63 (vii) Distance from abadi 340 0-34 (viii) Damage from wild animals 860 0'87 (ix) Other causes 63,579 64'20 C-Area under culturable waste land that can be brought under immediate cultivation after some improvements besides the area given against 'B' 6,367 6'43
From the above it will appear that of the total area recorded as cultivable waste, only 6-4 percent was really capable of being brought under immediate cultivation after some improvements. Thus the land area cultivated and cultivable including current fallow per capita works out to 65-3 cents of which 59.4· cents have already been brought under cultivation and only about 0'4 cents can be further brought under the plough after some improvements. It is obvious that the saturation point for cultivation has already been reached in the district_
Climate and S- The climate is reported to be healthy. It is drier and hotter than that of any neighbour rainfall ing district. The hot weather lasts longer than in the north of the- State and the rainfall is decidedly less. Agra may claim to be the warmest station in the State. In January frosts are common. The district receives a scanty and capricious rainfall. The average annual rainfall for the last quinquennium was 32 inches_ For the last fortyfive years the average rainfall has been 26-37 inches. Variations in rainfall from year to year have been very striking. The wettest years since 1901 are 1917-18 (41-1 inch:es), 1933-34 (39'5 inches), 1936-37 (39-0 inches) and 1949-50 (~0-6 inch~_ The rainfall was the lowest in 1913-14 (9-1 inches)_ In about half the number of years there is no rain in October or November. The average winter rainfall is very low_ If the monsoon is light, the rabi area contracts heavily; the rabi outtum depends on the rabi rains and these fail in one year out of five. The small rainfall would suffice for the district if it came when it was wanted, but the distribution is as faulty as the volume.
IrrlKstion 6_ In the better portions of the district the dificiency in rain can be supplemented to some extent by irrigation. Out of the upland loam more than half is irrigated regularly or can be irri gated at need; but over the whole area of holdings in 1950-51,620,779 acres or 71·9 per cent. are classed as unirrigated and 242,354 acres or 28-1 per cent_ as irrigated_ The chief source of irrigation is by canals~ weHs_ Of the wet area in 1950-51, 59'7 per cent. was irrigated by ca nals, 39'1 per cent. by wells and 1·2 per cent. by other sources. Wells are poor and easily fail. In Bah water level is very low; in south-west Kiraoli and Southern Kheragarh water is close to the surface, but the sub-soil is peculiar. It consists of sand. The district does not get sufficient water from tne canals also_ It comes iit the tail end of the canal irrigation system.
7. More acreage is soWn under kharif crops than in rabi crops. The area under kharif Crops in 1950-51 was 488,151 acres, that under rabi 475,270 acres; and that under zaid crops 3,857 acres. The chief khal if staples are the millets, baj ra and j uar and cotton. The important rabi crops are wheat, gram or mixed crops. Oil seeds are also important. The area under sugar-cane in the I ast quinquennium (average) was 13,601 acres and that under cotton 3,121 acres. The latter is on the decline.
1. The table below shows the two basic figures-land area and population-and the derive ~~~~r~\ion: distri- figures of land area per capita: bution and density
Density Land area PopulatIOn (number per (m lakhs Land area Tehsil (m lakhs) square mlle) of acres) per capita
~--~-- Agra 5'12 2,339 1'40 0'27 Bah 1'52 449 2-16 1'42 Etmadpur 2'05 738 1'78 0'87 Falehabad ., 1'39 579 1'54 Hi
Agra district .. 15'01 807 11'90 0-79
This district though twenty-eighth in order of area stands thirteenth in the State in respect of population. It is one of the thirteen districts with a density of over 800 persons per square mile while the average density of the State is 557 only. The density of the district is to a great ex tent inflated by the presence of large towns as the rural density of the district is only 554 persons per square mile, the density of the rural parts of the tehsils being: Agra 697, Bah 433, Etmadpur 679, Fatehabad 538, Flfozabad 666, Kheragarh 465 and Kirao11499. It is, however, clear from the above table that, the people in the district are not distributed among the different tehsils in any kind of orderly proportion to the land area. Tehsils Bah and Kheragarh belong to the trans-Yamuna tract. Kheragarh is one of the lcast fertile tehsils and has got hilly tract. Bah is in many parts very similar to the Hills and Plateau diVIsion of the State, It has numerous ravines. Tehsil Kiraoli is one of the fertile tehsils but iu its south-western portiou some low hills crop up. These factors account for the low densities in Bah, Kheragarh and Kiraoli. (vide Tables A-I and E),
2. The population of the district in 1951 was 41-7 per cent. higher than what it was fifty Growth of years ago. Compared to thIS the Increase In the population of the State during the corresponding populatlon period has been only 30 per cent. The table below exhibits the variation in the total, rural and ,uban population for the last five decades :
1921 923,264 682,665 240,599 -97,615 -108,664 +1l,049 (-9'6) (-13'7) (+4'8) 1931 1,047,389 756,797 290,592 + 124,125 +74,132 +49,993 . (+13 4) (+10 9) (+20'8)
1941 1,288,478 911,846 376,632 +241,O~i): +155,049 +86,040 (+21'0) (+20 5) (+29'6) 1951 1,501,391 1,003,529 497,862 +212,913 +91,683 +121,230 (+16'5) (+ 10'1) (+32 2)
Between 1901 and 1921 the population of the district r'i~orded a decrease Q'f 12'9 per cent. when that of the State decreased by 4'0 per cent, During 1901-1,911 the district suffered considerably from plague and epidemip malaria" The decre~se for the~decade 1911-21 is d1.!e to the heavy ~rtality from influenza epidemic of 1918-19. Abnormal deaths did not occur or were prevented from occuring in the post-192l perio~ and the population of the district recorded a plwnomena l\'
increase of 62'6 per cent. since 1921 against an increase of 35'5 per cent. in the population of the State during the same period. The variation in the population of tehsils during 1941-51 is shown in the marginal table, Percentage variation In the Agra and Firozabad tehsils the larger Tehsil 1941.51 increase is due chiefly to the growth of Agra and Firozabad cities. These tehsils are also Agra district +16'5 comparatively healthier than others and com Agra +-21 '6 prise of a level and well-cultivated plains. Bah + 11 '8 Etmadpur +13'3 Fatehabad + 8'9 Firozabad +276 Kheragarh + 8'2 Kiraoli +12'4
The Vital ,3. Births and deaths m~inly account for the trends in population growth, Migration Statistics also IS ~ factor though of lesser Importance. The following table gives the mean decennial regis tered birth and death-rates and t!J.e ~alculated natural increase rates and population growth-rates of the last three decades for the dIstrIct as a whole'and for its rural and urban areas: Total Rural Urban Mean decennial birth.rate 1941-50 31 '6 26'4 43'2 1931-40 39'9 37'5 45 '7 1921-30 39'9 39'3 41 '7 Mean decennial death-rate 1941-50 18'6 15'6 25'2 1931-40 21'8 19'0 28'8 1921-30 26'4 25'1 29'8 Mean decennial rate of natural increase 1941-50 13'0 10'8 18'0 1931-40 18'1 18'5 16'9 1921-30 13'5 14'2 11 '9 Mean decenn;al growth-rate 1941-50 15'3 9'6 21'7 1931-40 20'7 18'6 25 '8 1921-30 12'6 10'3 18'8 There are ommissions in the registration of births as well as deaths and so the above rates do not represent th!l true picture. They may, however, be taken to be roughly indicative of trends. They indicate that both birth and death-rates have fallen during the last decade, The figures of natural increase and growth-rate suggest loss of population by migration dur ing 1921-30 and gain during 1931-40 and 1941-50. The average yearly mortality from various causes in the district during 1941-50 was as follows: Percentage of total Causes Number of deaths deaths
Fever 15,149 58'4 Dysentery and diarrhoea 1,177 4'5 Respiratory diseases 4,453 17'2 Plague, cholera and small-pox 384 1 '5 Others 4,758 18'4
As in the rest of the State 'f~ver' is responsible for a majority of deaths. But fever covers a number of ailments which the reporters are unable to identify. Deaths from respiratory diseases are also high. (Vide Table I, Part m of this Volume), 4. About 84'1 per cent.-of the people enumerated in the district at the census of 1951 were Mlatation born there, 7'8 per cent.. were born in the other districts of the State, 5'1 per cent. were born in other parts of India and only 3'0 per cent. came from other countries. Of the immigrants from the districts of the State as many as 104.244 (males 33,672, females 70,572) are from the other dis tricts of the same natural division and amy 12,627 (males 8,025, females 4,602) are from other parts of the State, Most of the migration from neighbouring districts is marriage migration. Of 72,093 immigrants from adjacent States 48,119 (males 11,297, females 36,822) are from v
Rajasthan; 11,355 (males 2,374, females 8,981) are from Madhya Bharat; 6,979 (males 2,926, Miaration-(confli.) females 4,053) are from Punjab and .2,335 (males 1,558, females 777) are from Delhi. The movement to the city of Agra from Rajasthan 7,998 (males 4,086, females 3,912) and Madhya Bharat 2,166 (males 1,205, females 961) al?pea~ to be of se~-permanent type, usually by families and sometimes by males alone. Th~ mlgrabon from Punjab 5,747 (males 2,325, females 3,422) is also mostly labour migration and IS of semi-permanent type. The remainder of the migration is mostly marriage migration. Of the immigrants who have come from territories beyond India 44,791 (males 25,351, females 19,440) were born in Pakistan and 488. (males 305, females 183) had their birth place in other terri tories. The Pakistan-born are the displaced persons who number 44,695. Of the immigrants born in other territories 339 (males 189, females 150) are Nepal-born. Of the 26 non-Indian nationals 16 are British and 7 are Italian. Unfortunately the figures of emigration from Agra are not available. According to the vital statistics there was a loss of about 9,500 during 1901-tO and a gain of about 30,000 during 1931-40 and of about 31,000 during 1941-50. (Vide Tables D-IV and D~VI).
5. We may now analyse the growth of population in the district during the last thirty Decline of years in relation to the growth of cultivation during the same period. (Figures of area sown eulthatlon per under census years are quinquennial averages capita Area of Net area cultivation for the- five years ending with the crop year sown per capita immediately preceding the census year). It is Census year Population * (in acres) (in cents) obvious that cultivation has failed to keep pace with the population. The cultivated area per capita has gone down to 55'9 cents in 1951 1921 924,155 743,144 80'4 from 80'4 cents in 1921. The magnitude of this 1931 1,048,316 750.255 71'6 drop is about one-third of the 1921 leve1. It means that (other things being equal) every 1941 .. 1,289,774 779,459 60'5 man, woman and child must expect to get less _1_9_51__ ._. _1,_50_1_,39_1 __ 8_39_,52~ __ ~5_5'9__ f~ot9~~d t~~:\~g~~~::ural produce from the land
6. Ii may be examined whe~her this shortage has been compensated by an increase in yield Double cropped per acre. Increase in yield can be brought about by more double cropping, more irrigation, bet area per capita ter fertilisation and better culture. The average (quinquennial) area sown more than once was 105,170 acres in 1921. It slightly decreased to 102,291 acres in 1931. It had further fallen down to 92,392 acres in 1941 but there was a substantial increase to 113,459 acres in 1951. The figures of double crop area per capita in cents are as below:
--~--_~------QuinquenDial average for the year preceding Particulars 1951 1941 1931 1921
Double crop cultivation per capita in cents 7'6 Unirrigated double crop cultivation per capita in cents 6'4 Irrigated double crop cultivation per capita in cents ... 1'2
It is evident that double cropped area has not kept pace with the rate of growth of population though it has slightly increased from 7'2 in 1941 to 7'6 in 1951. 7. The average area irrigated was 215,445 acres in 1921. The figures were 218,630 acres Irrigated ar.. in 1931,238,288 acres in 19~1 and 226,498 acres in 1951. The average area irrigated more than pu capita once was 16,095 acres in 1921, 15,508 acres in 1931, 24,645 acres in 1941 and 17,534 acres in 1951. The figures of irrigation per capita are shown in the table below:
Irrigated single crop cultivation per capita in cents 19'4 Irrigated double crop cultivation per capita in cents 1'5
The trend is distinctly towards a decline.
8. There has been an increase in the ar~ unoer food crops. During the quinquennium 1916-21 84'3 per cent. of the cropped area was under food crops and only 15'7 per cent. under Cropped area non-food crops. Thirty years after daring 1946-5L the cropped area under food crops was 89'3 per cent. and that under non-food crops 10'7 per cent.
* The figures of population of the various censuses relate to the then lay-out of the district. vi The proportionate area under different crops between 1911-16 and 1946-51 was as below:
Percentage of cropped area under Total Qumquenmal cropped average of area Wheat Barley Maize Gram Juar Bajra Others
1911-16 850,616 10'5 13'1 0'7 18-3 '!I'2 20'9 27-3 1916-21 823,028 9'3 11'5 0-9 16-0 9'7 23-7 28·9
1921-26 861,225 11'2 10-3 0'5 25'1 10-3 18'" 23-7 1926-31 864,154 11'3 10-4 0'8 22-1 10-0 21-5 23-9
1931-36 871,432 10'7 9'7 0-7 22-2 9-6 22-9 2~'2 1936-41 874,982 i3'0 9'8 0-5 19-7 7-5 25'7 23'8 1941-46 897,898 11'6 8-4 0-8 19'5 6-2 30'7 22'8 1946--51 957,697 12'6 10'4 0'4 22-7 5'8 26-4 21-7
In 1901-02 th.e area under cotton was 103,897 acres while in 1950-51 it was only 2,154 acres. Indigo has gone out of cultivation. The area under it was 1,832 acres in 1901-02 while in 1950-51 there was no cultivation of Indigo at all. The area under sugarcane has increased from 3,872 acres in 1901-02 to 15,630 acres in 1950-5l.
Life-stock, 9_ Live-stock in this country live for a large part of the year on by-products of agriculture Ploughs and carts supplemented by green fodder crops. They have, therefore, to be co-related not only with the grazing available but also with the total area under cultivation which carries a major portion of the burden of supporting the cattle population.
As will appear from Table 3 of Part III the total number of cattle and buffaloes which had decreased from 1935 to 1944 has during 1944-51 increased from about 4'78 lakhs to 5'27 lakhs_ The number of working cattle and buffaloes was 1'42 lakhs iIf 1935, 1·40 lakhs in 1944 and 1'48 lakhs in 1951. The number of working cattle appears to be governed by the number of ploughs and carts. The number of ploughs have gone up from 78'3 thousands in 1944 to 97'2 thousands in 1951 due apparently to progressive fractionalization of holdings. The number of carts also started rising since 1935. They were 8'4 thousands in 1935 and the figure now stands at 10'_ thousands. The average net cultivated area per plough works out to 8'9 acres in 1951 as against 11'8 acres in 1920, and the average net cultIvated area per pair of working cattle works out to 11'6 acres in 1951 as compared with about 10'7 acres in 1935.
Breeding cows and. she-buffaloes which fell from 1'88 lakhs to l'80lakhs during 1935-44 have gone up to 2'07 lakhs in 1951. The cows and female buffaloes in milk per 1,000 of human population were 23 and 40 respectively. Owing to the poor milk yield the share of milk per head is only a few ounces per day_ The number of sheep which was nearly stationary at about 60,000 for 1920-44 has suddenly gone down to 27,000 due apparently to shortage of pasture. Goats have been going down in number since 1935 when they were about 1·93 lakhs. Their number in 195} was about 70,000, the reduction during 1944-51 alone being about 56 per cent.
Horses and ponies also are declining in number. During 1944-51 their number has been almost stationary_ The number of donkeys had also been stationary during 1944-51 at about 12,000. Poultry decreased from about 23 thousands in 1944 to about 19 thousands in 1951. Distributed on 1,000 of human population the figures of the main categories of live-stock in 1951 are as follows:
10. To sum up, the population of the district is growing up at the biological natural rate since 1931. But on the Qther hand, the land area per capita and the irrigated area per capita are steadily declining. The double crop area per capita has slightly increased between 1941-51 but as compared to quinquennial averages for 1921 or 1931 it has declined. There is at the same time no evidence that crop yield per acre has increased. The cultivated area per capita in the district is small and conditions in large portions of the district make it precarious_ Thete is also a liability to repeated crop failures wlren the rainfall is irregular. A slig!Jt disturbance by drought is likely to cause serious scarcity conditions. Besides, the marching desert is a great menace to the stability of cultivation in the district. vii
11. The district has 1,188 villages and 13 towns. Out of about 15.0 lakhs people who were Villages and towns counted at the census of 1951, 10.0 lakhs were found in villages and 5.0 lakhs in towns, i.e., there are as many as 668 people per 1,000 of the population who live in the rural areas and 332 of them live in ~fte towns. The corresponding figures for the State as a whole are: rural 864, urban 136.
The rural population per inhabited village works out to 845. In most parts of the distr~ct the villages resemble those to be seen throughout the west of the State; they generally conSIst of a single compact site. But all of them do not necessarily comprise of a single .population agglo meration, There are 3,152 hamlets in the district. The population per hamlet IS only 318. The medium-sized village-with inhabitants numbering between 500-2,OOO-is the dominant type in the district. Of the rural population 56·3 per cent. live in such villages; 14'2 per cent. live in small villages of population under 500; 27'0 per cent. live in larger villages of population between 2,000-5,000; and only 2'5 per cent. live in villages of population over 5,000.
Towns vary in number of inhabitants even more widely than villages. Agra city has a popu lation of 375,665, i.e., 75'5 per cent. of the urban population. Only 2'5 per cent. of the urban popula tion lives in towns of population under 5,000 (viz., Bah, Pinhat, Jagner); 8'9 per cent. of the urban popUlation lives in towns of population between 5,000-10,000 (viz., Tundla Railway Colony, Fatehabad, Shamsabad, Tundla, Etmadpur, Achnera, Fatehpur Sikri); and 13.1 per cent. of the population lies in Firozabad city which had a population of 65,438 in 1951.
It is significant to note that Firozabad CIty and Agra city have recorded an increase of 61.3 per cent. and 32'2 per cent. in population respectively since 1941. Fatehpur Sikri, Etmadpur, Shamsabad, Fatehabad and Jagner have also recorded increases in population since 1941. But Achnera, Bah and Pinhat appear to be declining towns. Since 1941 their population have decreas ed by (i 9 per cent., 4·1 per cent. and 11'7 per cent. respectively. (Vide Tables A-III and A-IV).
12. Out of the total population of 1,501,391 (1,003,529 rural, 4')7,862 urban) 807,805 Occupations: Livelihood (786,772 rural, 21,033 urban) or 53'8 per cent. depend on agriculture for their means of livelihood pattern and 693,586 (216,757 rural, 476.829 urban) or 46'2 per cent. depend on the non-agricultural sources. The following table gives the ditsribution of 100 persons of the total, rural and urban population of the district and also of Agra city and Firozabad city under the different livelihood classes:
Total S3'S 43'7 3'6 5'7 O'S 46'2 15'7 10'S 3'6 16'1 Rural 78'4 64'0 5'2 8'3 0'9 21'6 9'0 4'1 I'S 6-7
A&ra city .. 2'1 1'1 0'3 0'2 0'5 97'9 26'5 24'5 6'9 40'0
It is gratifying to note that this district has relatively a large population engaged in non agricultural pursuits as compared to most of the districts of the State. Here as many as 46.2 per cent. of the people depend on non-agricultural occupations as against 25'8 per cent. in the whole State.
Of the total population of the district 1,006,044 persons' (350,334 males, 655,710 females) or 67'0 per cent. have been classified as non-earning dep~ndants. The percentage of non-earning dependants in agriculture works out to 65'7 per cent .. and that among non-agricUltural classes 68'6 per cent. It will be observed that in the main they consist of women. The male non-earning dependants are mostly children. 46,517 persons (32,975 males, 13,542 females) ot 3'1 per cent. of the population are earning dependants. Among the agriculturists thier proportion is 2'8 per cent. and among non-agriculturists they form 3'4 per cent. The remaining 448,830 persons (430,980 males, 17,850 females) or 29.9 per cent. of the population consists of self-supporting per sons. Their proportion among agriculturists is 31'5 per cent. and among non-agriculturists 2&:6 per cent. Of the self-supporting persons 194,304 (183,619 males, 10,685 females) belong to the non-agricultural classes and 254,526 (247,361 males, 7,165 females) to the agricultural daases. On an' average a self-supporting person maintains m:>re than two non-earning dependants.
Of the 194,304 self-supporting persons belonging to the non-agricultural classes 4,847 persons (1,707 rural, 3,140 urban) earn their livelihood frQJJ1 non-productive sources. Of the remaining, 189,457 self-supporting persons (69,838 rural, 119,619 urban), 5,947 (774 rural, 5,173 urban) or 3'1 l* cent. are employers, 62,613 (11,898 rural, 50,715 urban) or 33.1 per cent. are employees and 120,897 (57,166 rural, 63,731 urban) or 63'8 per cent. are independent workers. viii
The distribution of 10,000 self-supporting persons of non-agricultural occupations classified according to the Economic Divisions is as follows: '
Self-supporting Name of division persons by divisions AU Iudustries and Services 10,000 O-Prirnary iodustries oot elsewhere specified 203 I-Mining and quarrying 85 2-Processing and manufacture-foodstuffs, textile., leather and producu thereof 1,621 3-Processing and manufacture-metals, chemicals and products thereof 250 4-Processing and manufacture-not elsewhere specified 1,-418 5--Construction and utilities " 623 6-Cotnmerce 2,001 7-Transport, storage and communications 906 8-Health, education and public administration 1,388 9-Services not elsewhere specified 1,500 Among the large scale industries the principal are-cotton mills, leather tanning, leather work- . ing, oil mills, glass ceramics and pottery, engineering, distilleries and cold storage. Among the cottage industries the principal are woolen carpets, durries (of Fatehpur Sikri), hosiery, lether tannig, leather working (boots, sho.es, harness and saddlery, suit and attache cases), iron utensils, agricultural implements, iron-castings, weights, balances and cane crushers - steel trunks, iron safes, cycle parts, glass bangles (Firozabad), decorated bangles (Firozabad), block glass (Firoza bad), scientific glassware, phials, bottles, soap, gUt, wooden lacquered articles, unlacquered wooden articles, e.g" dholak, bed post, wooden troughs etc., basket, chick, ropes, and ban of moonj, sport. goods, ivory work, gold thread, /achka, gota and embroidery, brush making, marble and stone carving, biri making, water colour, pastles and ink tablets and scientific balances. ••ri.Cion in the liYe)ihood pattern 13, The proportion of population depend on agriculture for their livelihood was 53'7* per cent. in 1951. In 1901 the proportion was 47'6 per cenl., in 1911 60'4 per cent. and in 1921 5S'6 per cent. The actual number of persons who depend on agriculture has increased to 806, 180 in 1951 from 513,317 in 1921 or by 56'9 per cent. while the cultivated land has remained almost unchanged. This has resulted in progressive fragmentation and sub-division of holdings and pres sure on impoverished soil of the district. There also appears to have been a gradual decline in village arts and handicrafts. The cumulative effect is a fall in the proportion of workers and a corresponding rise in the dependency. The proportion of workers in the total population in 1951 was only 33'0 per cent., (agricultural 18'4 per cent. non-agriCultural 14'6 per cent.) against 44.6 per cent. (agricultural 24'8 per cent., non-agricultural 19' 8 per cent.) in ]921. The proportion of non-earning dependants has consequently increased from 55'4 per cent., (agricultural 30'8 per cent., non-agricultural 24'6 per cent,) in 1921 to 67'0 per cent. (awicultural 35'3 per cent., non agricultural 31'7 per cent.) in 1951. All this is an index of the Increasing unemployment and under employment. It is only to a greater diversion of the population to cottage and other industries and by providing secondary occupations to agriculturists that the present economy of the district can be improved. (Vide Tables B-1, B-U and B-III).
HODSed and ho Ute 14. There were 203,023 occupied houses in the district--147,133 in villages and 55,890 in lIolds towns. That gives an average of 6,821 persons per 1,000 houses or 6'8 persons per house in the rural areas and 8,908 persons per 1,000 houses or 8'9 persons per house in the urban areas. There were 282,283 households in the distr:i.ct-188,552 in villages and 93,731 in towns. That gives an average of5.3[2 persons per 1,000 households or 5'3 persons per household in rural areas and 5,193 persons per 1,000 households or 5'2 persons per household in the urban are~s. The marginal table shows the developments in the siz.e of the households since 1921. Neither the Persons per 1 000 r rnral nor the urban households are stationary households ;r in size. Rural household has shown a marked Census year ------1 increase since 1941. It is now bigger than the Rural Urban average State rural household (5'07), The .------..,-41-5---- 1 urban household has registered a marked ~~i~ ., 5,076 ~:~ decrease since 1941 apparently due to a large ]941 " 4,950 7,028 number of immigrants who may be without ------1951 .. 5,312 5,193 families. Out of 5,312 persons in every 1,000 rural households, 2,356 are males and 2,456 are females. There is a male excess numbering 400 in every 1,000 households. Out?f5,193 persons Jll every 1,000 urban households 2,838 are males and 2,355 are females, Th~re ,IS a male excess of 483 tn every 1,000 households. Tl11'1 type of migration will account for this difference.
-The figure includes earning dependants according to their secondary means of . livelihood while the figure 53'S in paragraph 12 includes eamini dependants according to their principal means of Iivcllhood and hence th~ differeD'" It
Information regarding types of household and household relationships was also collected at this census with the help of a sample of about 4 per cent. According to this in every 1,000 sample households there are 5,038 persons (males 2,726, females 2,312) in the district. The corres- ponding figure for the total account is 5,272. • The table below shows the distribution by size of 1,000 sample households:
Small with Very large 3 members Medium with Large with with 10 mem- Description or less 4-6 members 7-9 members bers or more
Medium households are tbe dominant type both in villages and the towns. In towns the number of small households is comparat.ively larger than in the villages -as quite a large number or migrants live in the towns without families. Family composition of 1,000 sample households is as follows: Number in 1,000 households rHeads of households (Males (married) 613 . i males (widowers) 305 A i lFemales 82 LWives of heads of households .. 613 1,613
(Sons of heads of households 1,117 B l Daughters of heads of households 709 1,826
Male relations of heads of households (other than sons) 559 c ( Female relationsof heads of households (other than daughters) 793
1,352 132 D Persons unrelated to the heads of the households [~~es ll5 247 Grant Total 5,038
Sons outnumber the daughters of the heads of households. The latter leave the homes of their parents after marriage. Female relations (others than daughters) outnumber the male rela- • tions (other than sons). Such females are generally those who become members of these house holds by marriage. (Vide Tables A-I and Col).
15. In the district as a whole the sex-ratio was 844. i.e., there were 844 females to every Sex-ratio 1,000 males. It varies among the tehsils. The lowest value was 824 in Firozabad tehsil. 'the highest value was 865 in Bah tehsil. The wide difference in the former is caused by Firozabad city where males largely exceed the females. The difference in the latter is the result of male migra tion. The ratio was 832 in Agra, 8-55 in Etmadpur, &52 in Fatehabad, 848 in Kheragarh and 863 in Kiraoli. This sex-ratio is smaller in towns than in villages. For the district as a whole the sex-ratio in villages is 859 while that in towns is 814. The sex-ratio for Agra city was 820 and that for Firozabad city 762. The corresponding figure of this sex-ratio for the district was 818 in 1921, 830 in 1931 and 848 in 1941 against 844 in 1951.
16. The number in each age-group in the district is shown below as a percentage of Age-structure total number of all ages in the total, rural and urban population separately:
Total population Rural population Urban- population -~---- Age-group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Infants and young children 0-4 14'7 7'5 7-2 N n 7-8 7'3
Boys and girls S-14 25'~ 13'4 11-6 13-6 11-7 13'0 11'3 Young men and women 15-34 33'5 18'3 15'2 17'S 14-9 20'2 15'9 Middle-aged men and women 35-54 19'7 11"4 8'3 11'6 g'7 10'9 N Elderly persons 55 and over._ 'N 4'2 2-9 4'5 2-9 3-5 2'7 x It will be seen that the population is progressive. 39'7 per cent. of the population is of age under 15 and only 7'1 per cent. of it consists of elderly persons. Again, it may be noted that pro portionately larger numbers in the working ages (15-54) are found in the uran areas. This is the effect of migration of workers to the towns from the villages, many of whom are unaccompanied by their families. (Vide Table C-III).
Marital status 17. Out of every 10,000 persons in the district there are 5,480 males and 4,520 females. * Among them 2,723 males and 1,919 females are unmarried. If we reckon males and females toge ther, the unmarried people are 46.4 per cent. of the population. Of the males 49.7 per cent. were unmarried, 42.7 per cent. were married and 7·6 per cent. were widowed or divorced. Among the females 42.5 per cent. were unmarried, 47'1 per cent. were married and 10'4 per cent. were widowed or divorced. Of the married males 1'2 per cent. were of ages below 15, 52'9 per cent. were of ages 15-34. 36'6 per cent. were of ages 35-54 and 9'3 per cent. were of ages 55 and over. Among the mar ried females 4'0 per cent. were of ages below 15, 63'1 per cent. were of ages 15-34, 28'8 per cent. were of ages 35-54 and 4'1 per cent. were of ages 55 and over.
Marriage is universal. Among males and females aged 35 years and over only 8.4 per cent. of males and 0'5 per cent. of females were found unmarried. Most of the females are married before they attain the age of 25. Child marriage is not very common. Only 1'4 per cent. of the males of ages 0-14 and 4'5 per cent. of the females of ages 0-14 were returned as married. (Vide Table C-IU). Languages 18. Over 96'9 per cent. of the people of the district returned Hindi, Hindustani or Urdu as their mother-tongue. Among the other mother-tongues spoken die main are Punjabi (1'60 per cent.), Sindhi (0'97 per cent.), Bengali (0'21 per cent.), English (0'09 per cent.), Rajasthani-cum Marwari (0'07 per cent.) and Gujarati (0'06 per cent.) Of the 15'01 lakhs of people In the district only 31,934 or 2'1 per cent. were bilingual (in an Indian language). Those wh9se mother-tongue is other than Hindi, Hindustani or Urdu are generally the migrants who are able to speak allY of these as a subsidiary language. Persons returning Hindi, Hindustani or Urdu as secondary lan guage were 28,724 or 89'9 per cent. of those who were bilingual in some Indian language. (Vide Table D-I).
Religion and spe 19. Out of 10,000 population pf the district the number of people belonging to different re cial groups, ligions is: Hindus 8,862, Muslims 918, Sikhs 76, Jains109 and Christians 35; of 10,000 population in villages the numbers are Hindus 9,500, Muslims 424, Sikhs 14, Jains 51 and Christiam 11; and of 10,000 population in towns the numbers are: Hindus 7,575, Muslims 1,915, Sikhs 200, Jains 227, Christians 81 and others 2. Muslims, Sikhs, Jains and Christians are generally concen trated in the urban areas of the district as is the case in the other units of the State. There are 282,198 Scheduled Castes in the district. Their number per 10,000 of population works out to 1,880. In villages they are 1,978 for every 10,000 and in the towns their number per 10,000 is only 1,682. In the district there are 507 Anglo-Indians. (Vide Tables D-II and D-I1I).
Displaced persons 20. The number of displaced persons in the district at the census was 44,695 (males 24,041, females 20,654) or 9'3 per cent. of the total displaced persons in the State. Of them 43,617 or 97'6 per cent. are concentrated in the urban areas of the district, mainly in Agra city. 93·0 per cent. of the displaced persons in the district have come from West Pakistan, 1'3 per cent. from East Pakistan and 5.7 per cent. from districts which could not be traced. Of them 54'6 per cent. came in 1947 alone. 99.5 per cent. of them follow non-agricultural occupations and only 0'5 per cent. have taken to agricultural pursuits. (Vide Table D.V). ,
Literacy 21. The percentage of male literacy was 23.4 in the district while that of female literacy was 6.4 only, The percentage of literates among males in 1951 wss 23'4 as against 12'2 in 1931; among females tbe petcentage ofhterates in 19.H was 23.4 as against 2.2t in 1931. On January 1 1951 there were 637 primary schools in the district with enrolment of 64,602 pupils. (Vide Table D-VII). -
C-EXPLANATORY NOTE ON THE STATISTICS The statistics in this volume have been presented in three parts : I-District Census Tables II-Village, Town, Pargana and Thana Statistics III-Miscellaneous Statistics
-The corresponding figures Ior_the total count are 5,424 and 4,576. tThe number per mille (of the 10 percent. sample population) of each sex, aged 5 years and over who were return ed as literates are as below : Males Females 1951 1931 1951---- 1931 264 143 70 26 xi Parts I and II contain census data. A brief account of the system of sorting of census slips and preparation of tables and abstract therefrom is given below. Part III contains statistics throwing light on special aspects of population and its growth. These have been derived from miscellaneous sources. Table I, "Vital Statistics", has been prepared from the published and unpublished records of t'le Director of Medical and Health Services, Table 2, "Agricultural Statistics", from the Annual Season and Crop Reports, Table 3, "Live-Stock. Agricultural Machinery and Implements", from the published figures of Live-Stock Census and Table 4, "List of Primary Schools", from information specially supplied by District Inspector of Schools. 2. The census data presented here has been derived from the census slips by a process of Processing of sorting, compilation and tabulation. In previous censuses the slips were first sorted by religion and census data this division was maintained throughout so that all data was cross-tabulated by religion. This pro- cedure has been abandoned at this census and substituted by a division based on economic charac- teristics of the population. The whole population has been divided into eight livelihood classes, four of which are of the agricultural category and four of non-agricultural category' as follows : Agricultual Classes - I-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned; and their dependants II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned ; and their dependants III-Cultivating labourers ; and their dependants IV-Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural rent receivers; and their dependants Non-agricultural Classes - V-Production (other than cutivation) VI-Commerce VU-Transport VIII-Other services and miscellaneous sources.
Another ~pecial feature of the sorting of this census was the separation, from the very start, of slips of displaced persons and of a 10 per cent. random sample from the remainder. This has enabled the data of displaced persons to be presented separately while the 10 per cent. sample has been utilized for the preparation of Age Tables. The slips of this census have been copied by households into a National Regiskr of Citizens, which has been prepared village-wise for rural areas and mohalla/ward-wise for urban areas. Taoles C-I is based on a 4 per cent. sample extracted from this register.
3. The slips were first sorted by villages for the preparation of the Primary Census Abstract: Tracts F:)f the purpose of further sorting the State was divided into tracts consisting of (a) rural tracts, comprising the rural population of each tehsil, (b) urban city tracts, co,nprising the.population of areas which had been declared as cities, (c) urban non-city tracts, comprising the population of urban areas of a district excluding areas declared as cities. Each tract was treated as a unit for sorting of· slips. All data were compiled first by tracts and then by districts. 'Ibis volume presents the tract-wise data for one district (with the exception of A and E tables, which have been presented tehsil-wise) while the district-wise data for the whole State is contained in the following State vo- lumes : . Part I-B-Subsidiary Tables Part I1-A-General Population Tables Part I1.B-Economic Tables Part II-C-Age and Social Tables
4. Detailed explanatory notes are appended to each State table in the printed volumes Eli2JIlanatory of State tables. They apply to the tables in this volume also and shOUld be referred to when neces notes sary. A few notes of some of the tables are reproduced below: Table A-I-Column 5 relating to "hamlets" has -beell_introduced for the first time. Any distinctive cluster or agglomeration of houses has been treated as a "hamlet". A clear distinction has been made in this census between a "House" and a "Household". A house is any human dwelling having a separate main entrance while a household is any commen sal unit living in a census house. In previous censuses the figures under "Occupied Houses" used to be that of households, while the figures under columns 7-9 of the present tables refer to occupied census houses as distinct from households. ' The Economic Tables-The Indian Censys Economic Classification ScheIlle, 1951, together with the occupational division and sub-division adopted for this census are given in Pak II-B of b~~ - Table E-I-Each of the eight livelihood classes Dlentioned above has been divided into three lub-classes, with reference to the economic status, as follows: (i) Self-supporting persons; (ii) Non-earning dependants; and (iii) Earning dependants. xii
These were defined in the Instructions to Enumerators as follo liS : "A 'Self-supporting person' is one who is in receipt of an income and that income is sufficient at least for bis own maintenance. To be 'self-supporting' a person need not be able to support his family. All that is necessary is that he should be earning sufficient for his personal needs. For purposes of this question the person enumerated is the unit and not the family or household. Anyone who is not a 'self-supporting" person in this sense is a 'dependant'. A 'dependant' may be either an 'earning dejJendant' or a 'non-earning depen dant'. The test is whether he secures a regular (and not casual) income, even though it may be small. Such income may be in cash or kind; it may be continuous or season].l employ ment. When the income which he secures is not sufficient to support him that pemon is an 'earning dependant'. A person who does not earn any income either in cash or kind is a 'non-earning dependant'. Where two or more members of a family household jointly cultivate land and secure an income therefrom, each of them should be regarded as earning part of the income. None of them is, theret1>re, a non-earning dependant. Each of them should be classed either a 'self-supporting person' or an 'earning dependant' according to the share of income attributable to each. The same applies to any other business carried on jointly. The share of the income is what the head of household deems it to be. This does not mean that everyone who works is' necessarily a self-supporting person or an earn ing dependant. Thus, for instance, a housewife who cooks for the family, brings up the children or manages the household is doing very valuable work. Nevertheless, her Economic Status is that of a non-earning dependant, if she does not also earn an income, and should be recorded as such." Economically active, Semi-active and Passive persons-All non-earning dependants are econo mically passive. They include persons performing house-work or other domestic or personal ser vices for other members of the same family household. But they do not include "unpaid family workers" or persons who take part along with the members of the family household in carrying on cultivation or a home industry as a family enterprise. All earning dependats are economically semi-active only. Though they contribute to the carrying of economic activities, the magnitude of their individual contribution is deemed to be too small to justify their description as economically active. (Their contribution to economic activity is, however, taken into account in the tabulation of data based on secondary means of livelihood.) All self-supporing persons are, ordinarily economically active with the exception of the fol lowing classes and groups: (a) All self-supporting persons of agricultural Class IV. (b) -The following groups of self-supporting persons who are included in non-agricultural Class VIII and derive their principal means of livelihood from miscellaneous sources (otherwise than through economic activity): (i) Persons living principally on income from non-agricultural property ; (ii) rersons living principally on pensions, remittances, scholarships and funds, (iii) inmates of alms-houses and recipients of doles; (iv) beggars and vagrants; and (v) all other persons living principally on income derived from non-productive activities. Table B-II-For a self-supporting person who has more than one means of livelihood the secondary means of livelihood is the livelihood next in importance to his prinCipal means of livelihood. For an earning dependant it is the source from which he secures his own income, where there are more than one subsidiary occupations only the one providing the largest income has been taken into account. Table B-IlI-" Employers" , "Employees" and "Independent Workers" have been defined as follows in the Instructions to Enumerators : An "employer" is only that person who has necessarily to employ other person in order to carryon the business from which he secure~ his livelihood. Thus if a person employes a cook or any other person for domestic services, he should not be recordej as an "empluyer" merely for that reason. An "employee" is a person who ordinarily works under some other person for a salary or a wage in cash or kind a~ihe means of earning his livelihood. There may be persons who are employed as manager, superintendents, agents, etc., and in that capacity control other workers. Such persons are also employees only and should not be regarded as employers. An "independent worker" means a person who is no-t employed by anyone else and who also does not employ anybody else in order to earn his livelihood. (Sweepers, dhobies, kahars, etc., who work for several masters are independent workers. If, however, any of them accepts whole-time employment under one master he becomes "employee". Daily wage-earners who work for different masters are likewise independent workers. Bjlt if the¥. accept employment under oUl' master, e.g., under a factory, they become Yemployees"). . Tables C-II, C-III, C-IV and C-V:;-The figures presented in these tables are based on single yeat age-returns and have- not oeen smoothed. Tables D-V (i) and (ii)-For the purpose of this table a "displaced person" has been defined. as follows: "A displaced person means any person who has entered India having left or being com pelled to leave his home in Western Pakistan on or after the 1st March, 1947; or his home in Eastern Pakistan on or after the 15th October, 1946, on account of civil disturbances or on account of the setting up of the two Dominions of India and Pakistan." PART I DISTRICT CENSUS TABLES
District Total .. 1,860 1,188 3,152 13 203,023 147,133 55,890 Agra 219 136 359 2 60,252 22,107 38,145 2 Bah 338 205 533 2 22,239 20,939 1,300 3 Etmadpur 278 179 597 3 28,810 26,109 2,701 4 Fatehabad 241 162 554 2 19,508 17,957 1,551 5 Firozabad 203 185 411 27,002 18,061 8,941 6 Kheragarh 308 153 393 22,169 21,617 552 7 Kiraoli 273 168 305 2 23,043 20,343 2,700
DIStrict Total .. 1,501,391 1,003,529 497,862 814,289 539,842 274,<147 687,102 463,687 223,415 Agra 511,609 135,944 375,665 279,280 72,821 206,459 232,329 63,123 169,206 2 Bah 151,863 143,398 8,465 81,413 76,746 4,667 70,450 66,652 3,798 3 Etmadpur 205,156 188,158 16,998 110,596 101,145 9,451 94,560 87,013 7,547 4 Fatehabad 139,566 128,639 10,927 75,364 69,586 5,778 64,202 59,053 5,149 Firozabad 199,211 133,773 65,438 109,195 72,050 37,145 90,016 61,723 28,293 6 Kheragarh 144,677 140,776 3,901 78,292 76,173 2,119 66,385 64,603 1,782 7 Kiraoli 149,309 132,841 16,468 80,149 71,321 8,828 69,160 61,520 7,640
NOTS-The ar~a fi!lUr!5 given in column 3 are based 0'1 the district r~cords of teh,il areas. The area of the district as com nuni_ated by the Surveyor General ofIndia is 1,860 square miles. A-II-Variation in population during Fifty Years
Net Variation Years Persons Variation 1901-1951 Males Variation Females Variation
USI 1.501,391 +212,913 +441,737 814,289 +117.016 687.102 +95,897 TABLE A-IV 6 Towns Classified by Population with Variations since 1901
Net Variation Towns TehsiI, etc. Persons Variation 1901-1951 Males Variation Females Variation
1901 188,022 99,903 88,119 1911 185,449 -2,573 101,335 +1,432 84,114 --4,005 1921 185,532 +83 104,051 +2,716 81,481 -2,633 1931 229,764 +44,232 127,736 +23,685 102,028 + 20,547 1941 284,149 -1-54,385 156,302 -128,566 127,847 +25,819 1951 . . City Total .. 375,665 + 91,516 + 187,643 206,459 +50,157 169,206 +41,359 Municipality .. 333,530 181,393 152,137 Cantonment 42,135 25,066 17,069
1901 16,849 8,775 8,074 1911 13,571 -3,278 7,184 -1,591 6,387 -1,687 1921 20,183 +6,612 11,240 +4,056 8,943 +2,556 1931 23,154 +2,971 13,053 + 1,813 10,101 +1,158 1941 40,572 +17,418 21,039 +7,986 19,533 +9,432 1951 City Municip~iity 65,438 +24,866 +48,589 37,145 + 16,106 28,293 +8,760
1901 7,147 3,715 3,432 1911 6,132 -1,015 3,262 -453 2,870 -562 1921 5,173 -959 2,760 -502 2,413 -457 1931 6,998 +1,825 3,795 +1,035 3,203 +790 1941 8,1% +1,198 4,371 +576 3,825 +622 1951 .. Municipality 8,959 +763 + 1,812 4,775 +404 4,184 +359
1901 5,375 2,899 2,476 1911 4,884 -491 2,675 -224 2,209 -267 1921 5,121 +237 2,802 +127 2,319 +110 1931 5,670 +549 3,116 +314 2,554 +235 1941 8,069 -1-2,399 4,242 +1,126 3,827 + 1,273 1951 .. TownArea .. 7,509 -560 +2,134 4,053 --189 3,456 -371
1901 5,322 2,787 2,535 1911 3,758 -1,564 1,988 -799 1,770 -765 1921 4,352 +594 2,328 +340 2,024 +254 1931 4,900 +548 2,718 +390 2,182 +158 1941 5,383 +483 2,669 -49 2,714 +532 1951 " TownArea .• 6,098 +715 +776 3,280 +611 2,818 +104
6 SHAMSHABAD FATEHABAD 1901 1911 1921 3,380 l,7ii 1,668 1931 3,057 -323 1,595 -117 1,462 -206 1941 5,077 +2,020 2,658 +1,063 2,419 -t 957 1951 TownArea .. 5,653 +576 2,961 +303 2,692 +273
7 TuNoLA ETMADPUIl 1901 1911 3,ll63 2,100 1,763 1921 3,352 -5ii 2,046 -54 1,306 -457 1931 2,716 -636 1,521 -525 1,195 -111 1941 7,318 +4,602 4,138 +2,617 3,180 +1,985 1951 Town Area 5,651 -1,667 3,132 -1,006 2,519 -661 8 FATEHABAD PATEHABAD
1901 4,673 2,461 2,212 1911 3,611 -1,062 1,971 -490 1,640 -572 1921 3,857 +246 2,091 +120 1,766 +126 1931 3,967 +110 2,170 +79 1,797 + 31 1941 5,101 +1,134 2,779 +609 2,322 +525 1951 TownArca 5,274 +173 +601 2,817 +38 2,457 +135 7 TABLE A-IV Towns Classified by Population with Variations since 1901
AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES IV-Non- I-Cultiva lI-Cultiva- cultivating tors ofland tors ofland owners of wholly or wholly or land; agrj· VIII-Other mainly mainly IU-·Cultiva- cuituralrenl V-ProdLc services and owned unowned 1 inglabour- receivers; tion other miscella Displaced and their and their ers and their and their than cul VI_Com- VII-Tras- neol.S 5 tivation ------persons Literates dependants dependant dependants dependants rnerce port sources o ~" M F M F M F M F' M F M F M F M F M F M F 8
~1~4_~1~5 ___1_6 ____ t7___ 18__ t9__ 20~_2_1 ____ 2~2_~2~3_~2_4 __~2_5 __26~ __27__ 28~_2~9 __ 3~0 __ 3~1~_32 33
(RURAL)
54 5 352 305 9 6 3 1 I 3 8 4 I 22 1 139 136 7 3 5 6 4 9 11 2 2 2 1 5 5 2 13 150 113 49 42 7 7 6 I 1 3 44 2 833 772 2 1 5 2 10 15 18 11 3 21 10 4 15 338 310 3 3 I [ 8 3 5 8 104 109 1 3 I I 6 7 190 36 836 719 32 26 13 6 10 13 55 32 22 16 [1 9 31 38 8 165 6. 939 921 42 47 31 20 15 25 32 26 24 20 50 11 9 47 5 158 137 2 1 4 8 22 13 I 3 1 5 2 10 101 6 702 566 16 12 18 15 9 15 23 35 11 12 .. .. 45 44 11 220 6 1,469 1,216 20 21 31 30 30 60 21 14 27 20 J 1 78 60 12 36 329 283 25 16 .. 12 31 4 7 6 3 9 7 13 12 1 273 247 20 12 7 3 3 8 6 5 2 2 7 4 14 65 15 336 317 39 32 15 5 21 20 2 1 2 12 10 IS 46 6 280 227 16 12 12 7 17 20 80 58 5 5 2 5 7 16 4 .. 145 106 6 2 3 3 5 3 .. 1 17 68 6 608 566 2 3 1 2 2 9 14 1 10 7 18 3 250 41 778 708 135 120 69 60 2 J 168 151 81 96 6 5 234 211 19 142 6 547 474 17 16 16 15 13 13 53 51 67 46 2 21 27 20 100 16 482 397 20 8 12 12 11 28 45 47 4 8 52 43 21 5 72 48 .. 7 6 22 5 25 32 6 4 23 24 3 114 97 1 4 2 4 3 I 25 54 2 229 197 24 19 14 11 1 2 3 26 180 30 406 333 53 31 31 7 16 19 97 67 IS 11 20 14 121 97 27 3 21 6 3 4 n 129 6 756 520 7 6 8 17 12 10 5 3 12 28 29 82 4 1,892 1,579 2 8 4 4 6 56 54 15 9 44 33 30 65 1 298 256 11 17 9 7 8 4 2 I 28 39 31 19 1 233 214 4 2 11 10 2 6 3 32 5 142 126 21 10 1 1 4 I 33 4 140 113 4 4 2 I 34 39 1 223 177 6 3 4 3 3 3 2 JO 5 35 94 51 99 91 4 4 6 4 13 20 37 42 23 ..,.: 4 5 7i) 80 36 42 15 254 221 6 5 3 1 3 3 37 40 321 288 2 I 3 7 38 36 272 226 7 4 4 6 1 3 39 75 14 311 302 81 67 15 19 Hi 20 19 14 24 24 25 16 40 67 4 296 258 8 9 10 3 5 3 3 5 9 9 13 20 41 42 279 10 523 472 104 79 33 22 9. 6 56 58 53 49 10 10 68 47 43 16 89 92 2 5 7 5 I 44 34 1 115 73 1 3 5 3 33 j 45 24 1 171 145 24 16 4 3 5 2 2 2 1 46 20 4 206 182 33 21 'j 2 5 2 I 2 47 2 26 26 9 1 1 1 2 3 43 6 2 81 67 3 2 2 3 I 3 49 19 68 60 3 3 2 25 19 I 5 11 2 50 1 24 15 51 16 138 108 2 4 5 52 21 3 150 133 2 2 1 I 3 1 53 79 2 224 230 31 22 1 3 8 1 7 5 54 5 167 148 2 ,. - .. 3 2 55 56 41 1 310 242 6 1 6 3 8 6 2 8 3 57 93 8 383 403 6 5 7 9 2 4 6 2 58 30 1 849 720 49 31 20 21 2 2 23 19 1 5 3 20 15 59 46 277 224 19 12 7 21 9 9 1 37 5 60 106 9 422 381 3 4 6 13 2 8 16 61 150 19 441 353 24 13 51 32 21 15 30 26 39 29 2 29 22 62 34 435 372 4 2 2 3 35 41 3 6 63 13 101 84 3 4 I 1 2 2 4 1 61 65 4 73 84 1 .. b(J 19 5 163 159 11 5 1J 9 2 2 6 6 67 104 157 184 156 40 38 27 19 60 53 39 53 106 1J6 5J 84 68 52 4 406 358 15 17 4 2 4 4 69 20 128 112 8 4 18 11 2 4 5 2 1 70 38 1 373 352 6 9 45 41 5 1 2 2 8il 66 71 126 3 345 288 16 13 34 23 15 17 83 69 27 25 10.) 58 72 1 IS 20 6 S 2 7j 112 Primary CenfiBs
Inmates of Total no. of persons insti tutions enumerated (including and Occupied inmates of institutions homeless houses and houseless persons) persons No. of the 8 hamlets No.of ~ Name of Village or inthe Area in No. of house- 8 Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F 2 3 4 5 6 '7 8 9 10 II 12 13
TEHSILBAH
74 Jarar 4 Bah Bah 2,332 534 610 3,414 1,820 1,594 27 75 Jeora 7 Do. Do. 2,934 127 170 1,000 564 436 22 76 Jojlipura 1 Do. Do. 147 27 27 190 100 90 77 Kachaura 2 Do. Jaitpur Kalan 2,788 249 300 1,358 713 645 78 Kachhpura 2 Do. Do. 346 20 39 174 72 102 79 Kllinjar 9 Do. Bah 977 96 129 717 384 333 80 Kalyanpura 1 Do. Pinhat 246 37 44 192 121 71 81 Kama1pura I Do. Jaitpur Kalan 230 27 27 157 84 73 82 Kamoni 1 Do. Do. 642 33 54 312 174 138 83 Kamtari 3 Do. Do. 1,385 155 203 1,118 576 542 84 -Kanera 2 Do. Bah 406 37 40 222 107 115 85 Kanaharpura 1 Do. Jaitpur Kalan 354 61 86 373 189 184 86 Kankar Khcra 3 Do. Pinha! 957 84. 116 600 320 280 87 Karanpura 2 Do. Jaitpur Kalan 294 96 130 697 383 314 88 Karanpuri .. 1 Do. DO. 237 27 40 225 121 104 89 Karakoli .. 3 Do. Pinhat 3,259 217 316 1,784 943 841 90 Kenjra 3 Do. Bah 1,642 86 115 655 341 314 91 Khair Danda 5 Do. Pinhat 1,195 135 231 1,312 696 616 92 Khajuapura 2 Do. Bah 298 35 42 142 89 53 93 Kharagpura 1 Do. po. 315 36 43 257 139 U8 94 Kharik 2 Do. Jaitpur Kalan 808 43 50 254 132 122 95 Khera Devi Das I Do. Bah 445 32 51 248 133 115 96 Khera Rathor 7 Do. Do. 2,200 170 204 1,165 658 507 97 Khetlipura .. 1 Do. Do. 133 18 21 132 67 65 98 Khichcharpura I Do. Jaitpur Kalan 523 57 66 321 169 152 99 Khilali 14 Do. Do. '-,244 319 371 2,033 1,085 948 100 Kohri 10 Do. Bah 2,526 102 264 1,498 823 675 101 Khuliapura .. 1 Do. Jaitpur Kalan 90 1 1 4 3 1 102 Kilpura 1 Do. Do. 335 40 54 304 157 147 103 Korath 4 Do. Do. 1,401 137 183 1,006 515 491 104 Kot 2 Do. Bah 588 70 79 354 195 159 105 Kuafl 1 Do. DO. 621 119 133 674 340 334 106 Kukapur 4 00. Jai tpur Kalan 2,116 223 331 1,854 938 - 916 107 Kukthari 4 Do. Pinhat 1,373 207 238 1,215 638 577 108 Kunwar Kher,\ ~ Do. Bah 2,764 82 91 548 289 259 109 Kyari 2 Do. Jaitpur Kalan 1,277 119 131 678 365 313 110 Kyori } Do. Pinhat 3,203 168 217 1,205 635 570 111 Lakhanpura Jaglr 1 Do. Jaitpur Kalan 397 49 53 236 128 108 112 Lakhanpura Khalsa I Do. Bah 520 78 101 558 291 267 113 Lalpura I Do. Pinhat 244 37 37 219 114 105 \14 Lahurapura 1 Do. DO. 263 39 51 271 163 108 115 Mahapur Mahua 1 Do. Do. 358 43 61 320 168 152 116 Mahua 4 Do. Bah 2,310 150 187 1,027 528 499 117 Mdi 4 Do. Do. 1,297 176 228 1,126 590 536 118 Maloni 12 Do. DO. 2,492 201 206 1,100 563 537 lIlJ MangadplIl' 2 Do. Do, 468 74 102 535 293 242 120 Manhgauli .. I Do. Pinhat 1,414 66 91 506 281 225 121 Manikpura I Do. Do. 1,583 200 238 1,286 696 590 2 5 122 Manona 3 Do. Do. 1,727 158 170 879 500 379 123 MansLlrpura I Do. Bah 405 36 36 232 U8 114 124 Marhyan Jai Singh 1 Do. Jaitpllr Kalan 89 28 39 181 90 91 125 Miarhepura 2 Do. Bah 925 189 197 963 512 451 126 Mao 8 Do. Jaitpur Kalan 2,154 225 301 1,648 862 786 127 Milik 2 Do. Pinhat 280 15 18 106 54 52 128 Mirhkoli 2 Do. Bah 1'15 44 52 256 140 116 129 Mitaili I Do. Pinhat 462 53 59 265 144 121 130 Modidanua Do. Jaitpur Kalan 151 Unpopulated [31 Modipura I Do. Pinhat 415 1'1 22 125 69 56 132 Mukatpura 3 Do. Jai tpur Kalan 587 59 86 436 221 215 133 Murhaipura 1 Do. Bah 339 33 41 202 104 98 134 Nadgawan 3 Do. Jaitpur Kalan 2,055 198 275 1,620 852 768 135 Naipura .. 2 Do. Do. 435 87 111 599 317 282 136 Nagaria " 1 Do. Pinha! 201 24 26 156 85 71 137 Nag1a Bachhgaiyan 2 Do. Jaitpur Kalall 159 23 27 168 85 83 138 NaglaDalel I Do. Pinhat 402 124 126 668 362 306 139 Naglalnt 1 Do. Balt. 49 22 26 144 74 70 140 Nagupura 1 no. Pinha! 176 29 36 176 101 75 141 Nahloli " 1 Do. Bah 982 106 130 699 368 331 142 Naoli 1 Do. Jaitpur Kalan 682 42 60 344 172 172 143 Narholi .. 6 Do. Bah 1,280 211 223 1,166 648 518 144 Naugawan 6 Do. Jaitpur Kalan 3,598 390 454 2,258 1,198 1,060 145 Nimdanda 2 Do. Bah 303 to 11 34 20 14 146 Nonera 2 Do. Jaitpur Kalan 1,040 65 86 501 260 241 -_ ...... 173 Abstract-( contd,)
AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES IV-Non- I-Cultiva II-Cultiva- cultivating tors ofland tors ofland owners of whoUyor wholly or land; agri- VIII-{)thcT mainly mainly nr-Cultiva- cultural rent V-Prcrlllc- !ervices and owned unowned ting labour- receivers; tion other miscella Displaced and their and their erS and their and their than cuI- VI-Com- Vll-Tmn~- neous persons Literates dependants dependants dependants derendants tivaticn meree )l()rt sources.,; " M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 - 33 ~~--~------l RURAL)-(contd,)
3 490 141 1,054 880 119 108 16 13 15 26 265 241 270 241 17 2 64 83 74 46 513 420 5 I 5 2 14 8 I 26 5 75 12 3 90 80 6 7 1 3 3 76 208 40 480 438 89 75 8 7 12 io 37 32 31 28 5 6 51 49 77 16 14 51 63 2 7 6 2 4 I 4 !l 23 78 38 369 324 4 2 1 I I 5 4 2 3 1 79 5 1 106 65 10 3 I 3 1 1 2 80 12 13 73 66 10 6 1 1 --, 81 20 1 169 135 2 2 1 2 1 82 151 30 425 381 Z2 17 6 5 14 35 39 34 13 10 2 55 59 83 5 85 91 20 23 1 I 1 84 24 1 164 155 3 2 1 11 12 2 7 I 7 8 85 44 15 252 200 3 3 4 7 43 47 1 1 17 22 86 69 11 328 283 11 7 6 1 23 18 3 1 7 3 5 1 87 30 1 85 65 19 26 10 7 2 2 2 1 3 3 88 106 867 783 31 19 3 1 26 14 11 15 5 9 89 30 3 299 277 27 21 6 12 2 7 3 1 90 3 674 589 10 9 12 7 1 10 91 5 85 50 1 1 2 2 1 92 33 6 127 113 8 1 2 3 2 I 93 27 8 120 104 6 4 I I 3 1 5 1 3 2 -j 94 8 129 113 I 1 2 1 " 1 9S 109 4 353 288 149 138 1 2 16 13 44 29 15 8 2 3 78 26 96 11 58 56 4 3 2 2 3 4 97 46 10 142 123 3 7 3 4 1 15 6 1 6 io 98 125 8 895 799 118 82 18 11 !3 13 13 20 9 6 2 17 17 99 137 12 762 607 23 15 8 12 25 29 I 2 4 10100 1 3 1 .• 101 35 4 146 135 4 3 1 4 6 5 ., 102 176 21 432 425 4 7 3 2 20 17 7 3 49 37 103 45 5 136 115 27 19 1 7 8 7 6 6 2 11 9104 94 22 277 249 3 3 5 2 7 13 19 40 I 2 1 6 27 19 lOS 152 6 847 807 10 5 3 4 11 20 9 22 39 37 19 21 106 144 2 505 453 52 41 21 19 11 13 13 8 11 18 25 25 107 12 287 259 1 1 _. 108 27 292 255 40 31 2 6 7 9 10 2 3 14 7 109 108 4 576 508 20 10 3 2 3 5 5 11 2 26 34 110 4 126 104 1 1 3 1 III 59 3 276 257 6 4 2 2 2 7 2112 8 106 100 2 2 3 3 3 113 12 -143 101 6 2 1 7 2 7 2 114 27 I 136 130 18 11 3 3 11 8 liS 74 2 466 425 8 5 8 18 6 4 21 17 19 30 116 102 16 409 364 \ 25 24 20 18 12 9 64 56 22 30 9 6 29 29 117 58 10 483 470 42 37 1 13 9 16 10 8 11 118 11 -- 290 232 1 3 2 2 4 1 .• 119 65 I 278 223 -- 1 1 1 2 ., 120 83 8 504 410 45 46 2 2 14 10 30 25 32 29 6 4 63 64 121 13 1 365 273 31 24 48 30 11 10 16 9 23 23 6 10 122 43 2 99 97 I I 1 3 4 8 4 3 4 1 3 2 1 123 5 68 69 7 6 9 12 I 2 3 1 1 I I 124 95 6 337 310 98 71 8 1 14 15 13 14 15 15 9 5 18 20 125 63 3 665 621 15 16 51 ' 29 3 5 36' 46 24 10 4 2 64 57 126 8 51 50 1 1 1 I 1 .• 127 6 122 105 I 13 5 4 6 128 26 2 126 108 10 6 I I 2 4 S 129 130 1 69 56 ., 131 35 219 211 2 3 1 .• 132 7 102 94 1 I 1 3 133 141 15 619 556 33 25 48 32 10 18 57 50 47 49 2 I 36 37 134 60 2 276 245 4 3 19 17 1 2 I 1 1 7 5 8 9 135 22 68 55 6 6 4 3 I 3 4 4 2 ., 136 31 85 83 -. 137 11 3 312 255 28 30 15 20 4 1 3 " 138 13 5 47 42 -1 ' r 26 27 ., 139 15 85 61 1 1 1 5 2 9 11140 96 15 229 188 8 5 18 5 7 10 28 38 26 36 13 9 39 40 141 80 137 136 23 30 5 2 1 6 4 142 94 5 557 441 30 20 11 10 6 15 21 17 5 3 2 1 1'6 11 143 60 49 1,022 894 33 26 16 35 63 49 33 25 31 31 144 5 2 14 10 6 4 ., 145 20 233 202 4 6 i4 6 8 3 14 10 146 Primary Census
Inmates of Total no. of persons institutions enumerated (including and Occllpied inmates ofimtitutiom houselcss house' and houseless persons) persons 0 No.oflhe .. hamlets No. of ~ Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house- <:) U Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
TEHSIL BAH 147 Ondh Bah .. Pi~hat 446 55 62 374 208 166 14% Pabarpura no. .. Jaitpul Kalan 356 42 60 4l}2 276 216 149 Pah Rajaura Do. Pinhat 169 Unpopulated 150 Pai 2 Do. .. Jaitpur Kalan 1,240 76 118 546 312 234 151 Paprinagar 1 Do. Pinhat 1,018 71 90 507 279 228 152 Parhkauli .. 2 Do. Bah 547 58 68 356 181 175 153 Parna 8 Do. .. Jaitpur Kalan 4,731 478 606 3,088 1,668 1,420 154 ParwatiPuT 1 Do. Bah 514 146 166 825 446 379 155 Pathakpur 1 Do. .. Jaitpur Kalan 354 80 91 467 245 222 156 Pharera 4 Do. .. Bah 1,998 298 398 2,048 1,107 941 157 Phareri 1 Do. Do. 674 70 102 1,007 1585 422 158 Pharayapur 1 Do. Do. 135 40 40 172 100 72 159 Pinahat (Rural) 8 Do. .. Pinhat 130 137 685 383 302 160 Pinhat Do. Do. Town Area 161 Pirhaura .. 5 Do. Do. 2,417 205 286 1,527 804 723 162 Pratappura 2 Do. .. Bah 311 72 88 340 181 159 163 Pundrikpura I Do. .. Pinhat 421 6 6 26 13 13 164 Pura Bhagwan 2 Do. .. Bah 1,178 16 17 413 223 190 165 Pura Kanera I Do. Do. 101 102 130 223 103 120 166 Pyarampura 2 Do. .. Jaitpur Kalan 620 94 123 667 361 306 167 Raipura Bhadoria 3 Do. .. Pinha! 400 17 66 382 221 161 168 Raipura Dixit 2 Do. .. Jaitpura Kalan 314 75 87 400 211 189 169 Rajaura .. 12 Do. .. Pinhat 2,531 212 351 1,863 1,004 859 170 Rajpura .. 1 Do. .. Bah 559 94 99 467 256 211 171 Rampura Garhi 1 Do. .. Jaitpur Kalan 350 42 45 294 140 154 172 Rampur Chandraseni .. 9 00. .. Pinhat 1,834 132 260 1,345 747 598 173 Ranipura 2 Do. .. Bah 1,015 13 21 145 74 71 174 Ratauti I Do. Pinhat 773 77 207 1,054 560 494 175 Reha 8 00. Do. 4,704 350 444 2,676 1,460 1,216 4 19 176 Renka 1 Do. .. Bah 372 31 34 211 113 98 177 Richhapura 2 Do. .. Jaitpur Kalan 348 75 99 608 302 306 178 Rilhai I Do. Pinhat 574 29 35 170 91 79 179 Rudamuli 1 Do. .. Bah 1,254 206 254 1,051 511 540 180 Ruppura .. 2 Do. .. Jai tpur Kalan 366 46 52 334 183 151 181 Sabora 1 Do. .. Pinhat 1,459 119 136 792 431 361 182 Sajwaripura 2 Do. .. Jaitpur Kalan 181 33 35 186 104 82 183 Samar Mao I Do. .. Bah 585 77 91 440 240 200 184 Sanjeti .. 2 Do. .. Jaitpur Kalan 862 102 130 763 400 363 185 Sannpura .. 1 Do. .. Bah 857 124 124 668 380 288 186 Seha 2 Do. .. Pinhat 1,644 64 88 501 264 237 187 Serab 5 Do. Do. 2,434 169 174 919 511 408 188 Shahpur Brahman 1 Do. .. Jailpuf Kalan 254 70 96 436 238 198 189 Shahpur Gujar 2 no. Do. 1,063 82 141 872 451 421 190 Shahpur Khalsa I Do. .. Pinhat 966 31 31 207 115 92 191 SiarlPura .. 2 Do. Do. 346 42 54 272 146 126 192 Sidhauli .. 7 Do. .. Bah 1,302 140 162 930 516 414 193 Sihaich 3 Do. Do. 547 46 71 389 203 186 194 Sihpura .. I Do. .. Pinhat 165 19 24 ISO 83 67 195 Sikthara .. 2 Do. Po. 625 60 83 413 195 218 196 Silfoli I Do. .. Bah 294 52 69 364 172 19Z 197 Simrahi .. 2 Do. Do. 1,843 80 110 576 324 252 198 Sujanpura I Do. .. Jaitpu.r Kalan 292 33 43 222 125 97 199 Shansar I Po. .. Bah 1,202 60 66 338 190 148 200 Surekhipura 1 Do. .. Jaitpur Kal~~ 183 19 21 128 69 S9 201 Sutahri .. 3 Do. Pinhat 734 119 137 700 361 339 202 Tarason .. 1 Do. .. Bah 163 60 63 291 161 130 203 Tasord .. 3 Do. Pinhat 568 83 108 585 316 269 204 Tilupura 1 Do. Jaitpur Kalan 256 36 36 176 101 75 205. Torahpal Do. Pinhat 43 Unpopulated 206 Udaipur Kalan 1 Do. .. Jaitpur Kalan 995 112 152 778 423 355 207 Udaipur Khalsa .. 2 Do. Pinhat 501 61 69 448 265 183 208 Udaipur Khurd 2 Do. .. Jaitpur Kalan 830 26 26 147 80 67 209 Udhanpura I Do. Do. 482 78 106 521 272 249 210 Uganpura 1 Do. .. Bah 425 50 64 357 181 176 2H Umraitha .. 2 Do. Do. 2,546 240 313 1,809 997 811 212 Utsana 2 Do~- Do.· 1,388 59 78 366 184 182 213 Vaidpura .. 1 Do. .. Jaltpur Kalan 311 59 79 462 241 221 214 Vairi 2 Do. Bah 586 56 64 409 237 172 Total Tehsil Bah (Rural) 533 211,849 20,939 26,885 U3,398 76,746 66,652 97 32 175
AMtnct-(contd.)
AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES IV-Nan I-Cultiv4- II-Gultiva cultivatinl tors of land tors of land owners of whoUyor wholly or land; agri- VIII-Qther mainly mainly Ill--Cultiva- cultural rent V-Ploduc services and owned unowned ting labour- receivers; tion other misceJIa- Displaced and their and their ers and their and their than cui· VI~Com- VII-Trans- neous Literates dependants dependants dependants dependants tivation merce port sources. penons ------.....______g
M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F ui 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
( RURAL) -(cofield.) 1 182 143 18 14 4 6 3 J 1 147 8 218 182 18 5 14 6 2 11 9 5 1 10 10 148 149 80 23 218 175 23 14 7 2 8 5 29 23 4 1 23 14 150 16 I 222 188 26 17 18 14 6 2 I 3 3 4 3 151 18 175 166 1 2 1 2 4 :5 152 216 11 1,270 1,096 135 84 38 19 33 44 69 79 53 44 8 62 53 153 28 3 383 335 53 2 7 39 1 2 3 154 82 215 201 9 7 2 4 9 8 4 -. 6 2 155 77 3 958 80S 37 36 7 6 60 54 6 4 1 2 38 34 156 5 380 290 12 12 II 11 13 24 7 58 36 87 66 157 7 82 61 3 1 2 I 4 4 9 5 158 6 342 259 18 6 3 6 1 20 30 159 160 50 715 615 17 19 18 7 4 14 15 16 17 15 18 37 161 31 136 115 25 22 3 2 4 6 4 4 9 10 162 13 13 .. 163 7 194 168 27 16 4 2 2 164 29 59 87 17 18 7 2 I -' 6 3 14 9 165 85 331 283 15 15 5 4 1 I 3 Il 2 166 17 192 138 22 15 5 8 2 167 • 60 14 168 146 22 18 1 3 3 18 21 168 98 2 927 796 17 10 8 6 11 17 7 8 14 12 20 to 169 40 16 216 171 16 13 1 I 9 10 10 15 4 1 170 6 139 154 1 171 159 9 612 483 1 13 11 29 28 62 51 8 1 23 22 172 9 64 62 3 3 5 4 2 2 173 207 101 424 403 21 '15 2 16 10 22 8 15 13 60 45 174 135 2 1,290 1,070 15 13 27 57 64 43 64 32 175 33 1 92 7l 3 2 4 7 2 6 5 6 I 2 6 4 176 72 8 271 278 5 7 10 10 3 I 1 2 12 8 177 35 84 70 3 '2 2 3 1 4 1 17S 214 143 355 352 10 13 27 13 6 16 21 16 7 14 6 10 79 106 179 I 36 172 144 2 2 1 4 3 1 3 2 180 67 4 361 306 21 9 6 8 2 2 2 3 6 36 30 181 28 1 76 61 1 3 25 14 2 2 2 182 42 1 214 183 4 2 5 I 2 6 6 4 9 4 183 29 335 296 I 1 9 9 4 16 26 20 1 I 24 20 184 14 10 318 236 7 S 11 10 7 33 22 11 8 185 16 12 248 227 3 6 5 1 1 6 4 186 174 I 448 359 15 9 4 1 11 14 7 7 3 3 1 23 14 187 79 8 175 152 16 10 1 15 15 9 5 18 9 2 2 2 :5 188 27 445 411 I 3 9 2 1 189 4 101 82 10 9 4 1 _. 190 7 140 123 3 2 1 1 1 1 191 65 1 397 328 49 36 I 9 6 39 24 9 10 12 9 192 14 2 199 182 4 4 193 7 71 59 10 7 I 2 194 3 143 166 33 30 6 9 2 4 1 1 1 8 9 195 70 36 106 124 19 to 26 33 10 11 13 11 1 196 24 223 182 24 21 5 I 9 14 10 16 8 7 45 11 197 3 100 79 14 10 3 1 7 7 1 198 15 2 166 142 6 2 7 2 11 2 199 33 8 55 46 1 4 2 2 2 4 8 3 200 59 5 325 325 19 4 6 9 7 1 4 201 8 151 121 6 8 2 1 1 202 42 260 231 26 17 7 5 3 16 11 203 17 94 66 1 I 5 9 204 205 59 5 289 239 90 75 16 16 6 It 5 14 9 206 30 245 165 9 9 2 5 5 4 4 207 80 67 208 53 1 257 231 7 3 2 10 2 2 3 3 219 43 6 160 142 5 7 3 4 4 3. 10 6 13 210 152 8 893 72S 22 17 12 5 7 11 15 10 26 25 22 19 211 13 140 145 18 19 12 4 14 14 212 11 205 192 3 1 28 18 2 2 10 213 50 200 142 4 9 17 14 4 4 1 6 5 2 214
6 1 11,066 1,568 61,88851,560 J,373 2.6JO 1,490 1.080 912 1.291 1.&1; ~,599 1,730 1.513 205 1613,293 2.838 176 Primary Census
Occupied houses 0 c No. of the hamlets No. of " Name of VIllage or in the Area in No. of house- 8 Town/Ward village Parpna Thana acres houses holds 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
TEHSIL BAH 7 Bah Town Area Bah Bah 79 660 993 1 286 365 2 128 335 3 246 293 160 Pinhat Town Aroa Bah Piimat 4,261- 640 767 Total TehsH Bab (Urban) 4,:UO r,300 1,76(J Total TebsH Bab 533 216,189 2,239 28,645
AGRICULTURAL CLASSES
I-Cultiva- II-Cultiva- tors orland tors orland wholly or wholly or mainly mainly Ill-Cuitiva- owned unowned ting labour- and their and their ers and theil dependants dependants dependants =0 Name of Village or ~ Town/Ward M F M F M F 2 18 19 20 21 22 23
TEHSILBAH 7 Bah Town Area Bah Bah 655 561 15 14 5 6 1 199 l33 7 6 2 217 273 5 4 4 3 3 179 ISS 3 4 1 3 160 Pinhat Town Area B~h Bah 772 650 143 92 Total Tehsil Bah (Urban) 1,427 1,211 IS8 106 S 6 Totol Tehsil Bah 64,315 55,771 3,531 2,716 1,495 1,086 171
Abstraet-(co ntd.)
l!lmatesof 'fatal no. of persons institutions enumerated (including and inmates of institutions houseJess Displaced and houseless persons) persons persons Literates 0 '" ."," Persons Males Females M F M F M F r3
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
URBAN NON·CITY- 4,5<13/ 2,536 2,007 14 41 758 359 7 1,750 1,038 712 5 14 270 136 1,308 689 619 7 168 144 1,485 809 676 9 320 79 3,922 2,131 1,791 527 196 160 8,465 4,667 3,798 14 41 1,285 555 151,863 81,413 70,450 111 73 6 1 12,351 2,123
NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES IV-Non· cultivatinB owners or land; agri· VIII-Otber cultural rent V-Produc- services and receivers; tion other miscella- and their tban cuI· VI-Com- VII-Trans· neous dependants tivation merce port sources o· tl
"0 "0 _M F M F M F M F M F U
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
URBAN NON·CITY-(conc1d.)
46 16 622 416 655 572 95 71 443 331 7 31 22 327 175 270 226 23 10 181 140 1 85 63 232 207 6 3 79 66 14 14 210 178 153 139 66 58 183 125 42 36 431 383 378 342 45 41 320 247 160 88 72 1,053 799 1,033 914 140 III 763 578 1,010 1,363 3,898 3,398 2,763 2,427 345 273 4;056 3,416 178
Prlmar~ Censos
Jnmatesof Total no. of persons institutions enumerated (including and Occupied inmates of insti tutions h9useless houses and houseless persons) persons ci No.ofthe ------t:I hamlets No. of Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house- '0 "0 Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females Males Females U 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
TEHSIL ETMADPUR
1 Agarpur 2 Etmadpur .. Khandauli ., 224 19 32 199 123 76 2 Agwar .. 1 Do. ., Etmadpur 349 74 85 479 265 214 3 Aharan .. 11 Do. ., Aharan 2,793 457 729 3,979 2,169 1,810 3 '.1 4 Alawalpur 1 D:>. .. Tllndla 260 30 37 159 97 62 5 Amanab
AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES IV -Non- I-Cultiva II-Cultiva- cultivating tors of land tors of land owners of wholly or wholly or land ; agri- VIlI-Other 1I13.inly mainly IU-Cultiva- cultural rent V-Produc services and owned unowned ting labour- receiven; lion other miscella- lJbplaced and their and their ers and their and their than cul Vl-Com- VII-Trans- neous p~rsons Literates dependants dependants dependants dependants tivation meree port sources
M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 (RURAL) 37 4 108 61 1 2 2 1 2 4 3 4 4 6 1 71 7 129 90 23 24 12 7 35 22 16 9 1 49 62 2 478 56 1,164 962 58 41 259 200 23 31 227 180 203 174 60 47 175 175 84 3 14 50 2 7 7 3 1 3 2 4 42 158 128 3 2 77 69 33 3i 6 6 27 19 1 130 103 18 17 5 28 1 '2 6 7 5 5 3 2 6 SO 35 609 565 56 42 129 115 38 3S 175 149 59 62 26 21 134 130 7 115 25 654 547 26 18 153 104 14 22 41 71 14 19 97 92 ,35 52 8 62 17 207 171 33 41 144 107 9 IS 38 23 23 18 16 17 7 18 9 19 49 54 1 1 10 7 3 3 7 4 7 2 299 239 2 10 41 I 53 34 3 46 14 26 is 14 14 36 38 5 192 153 13 42 38 11 79 6 11 18 29 22 1 2 29 28 12 91 20 376 307 42 24 8 5 24 20 4 1 22 22 19 133 1,584 23 13 820 1,308 180 170 510 404 20 27 327 263 208 196 123 130 338 298 14 95 25 222 196 72 52 6 10 13 11 22 24 10 2 30 2 493 435 20 15 85 41 39 46 35 13 17 34 41 25 24 54 16 71 1 307 239 44 , ; 9 8 29 22 3 3 43 41 9 7 17 132 16 525 430 '4 148 125 145 115 18 9 10 5 67 60 35 415 18 131 389 96 61 12 9 73 56 40 27 57 38 79 72 19 5 293 221 14 15 3 1 5 6 15 189 163 9 20 104 22 19 3 S 32 29 3 I 53 4i ~~ 21 21 17 25 5 105 109 21 13 17 17 21 17 22 85 19 165 135 1 S4 52 2 5 25 23 11 12 2 6 22 2 225 16 23 32 157 19 ii 22 19 8 7 IS 13 6 9 15 12 24 156 tl 411 355 23 19 49 35 S 9 37 43 43 39 7 12 40 69 56 50 25 41 14 12 55 41 7 2 4 4 15 14 26 183 38 471 422 86 65 ii 24 82 66 . 37 33 28 17 73 61 27 23 2 125 126 3 9 9 6 3 4 7 636 2 1 28 64 434 29 20 133 93 30 32 40 34 28 11 15 9 62 46 29 429 38 1,066 902 63 60 260 192 22 21 340 263 174 127 11 14 98 32 560 509 14 US 30 134 12 146 141 190 172 104 95 192 135 162 131 31 74 14 286 273 69 51 12 14 12 5 32 30 32 75 15 213 181 23 i9 76 70 18 20 4 2 18 3 43 2 490 46 33 169 451 5 9 265 242 98 74 56 54 4 7 117 89 34 52.0 75 595 460 21 19 425 418 7 10 241 194 228 154 211 178 105 47 35 328 68 574 466 92 61 237 177 23 28 123 123 116 100 32 29 121 110 35 18 144 117 11 6 3 3 1 10 7 37 2 654 13 536 42 44 47 26 2 35 37 6 5 17 6 30 25 38 S4 3 738 604 15 14 91 72 S 4 100 88 23 32 32 22 14 27 39 40 2 17 19 17 6 2 1 41 289 34 2,071 1,852 141 106 102 94 16 26 133 tOO 41 .36 8 2 69 5 292 278 56 42 40 7 4 54 40 1 3 4 3 10 5 43 112 6 268 218 12 8 22 20 60 46 4i 44 10 8 16 18 44 77 3 433 413 5 8 58 34 13 14 4 1 1 28 23 45 42 127 108 23 14 47 42 2 4 79 71 21 14 14 10 46 47 48 19 1 112 114 11 4 3 49 24 3 168 158 1 26 15 1 15 22 2 3 'i ii 19 SO 25 4 76 56 17 7 7 6 3 4 13 12 5 9 51 3S 6 133 129 48 42 71 53 49 37 4 7 11 9 10 15 52 26 1 250 190 8 6 4 10 9 11 28 25 9 11 4 2 53 21 5 388 404 18 16 29 28 24 12 57 53 3 3 28 20 54 100 2 77 54 25 25 14 14 ., 9 5 13 13 3 1 7 11 55 2 81 67 22 15 5 4 1 56 17 46 S4 1 9 2 15 11 2 4 57 58 2 266 206 I 1 30 24 32 27 7 4 2 4 35 35 58 59 60 413 354 25 14 14 9 1 8 7 20 16 1 9 3 60 141 17 692 620 44 18 48 48 3 4 48 44 ze 11 2 t 44 47 61 23 179 187 8 11 26 14- 2 7 17 16 2 4 10 7 2 1 62 82 3 355 306 30 23 47 40 U 28 11 8 16 4 24 32 63 47 141 130 7 6 9 9 3 2 1 16 7 64 32 6 138 118 4 3. 1 3 2 15 20 1 5 5 4 65 58 9 210 207 25 15 (is 45 24 14 16 21 65 53 7 8 2 66 28 130 110 13 14 9 8 2 15 8 4 3 2 2 2 2 67 19 95 80 12 5 31 32 6 8 10 11 68 209 22 749 645 129 lI8 216 143 21 17 9i 83 62 42 9 6 97 99 69 21 2 123 94 17 18 10 13 40 38 11 8 12 8 5 16 70 19 3 60 SI 71 47 142 121 1 3 48 38 2 30 36 7 7 7 7 9 6 72 33 7 450 428 11 5 49 51 2 5 28 34 52 51 49 35 14 18 73 180 Primar,! Censns
Inmates of rotal no. of persons institutions enumerated (including and O;cupied inmates ofinstitutions houseless houses and hOllseless persons) persons No. of the hamlets No. of Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house- Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses ho'ds Persons Males Females M F
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TEHSIL ETMADPUR 74 Jamnipur 1 Etmadpur .. Aharan 178 14 18 109 60 49 7S Jampur .. 1 Do. Do. 202 95 150 760 409 351 76 Jarkhi 1 Do. .. Etmadpur .. 625 83 203 951 508 443 77 Khanda .. 16 Do. Abaran .. 2,837 992 992 4,919 2,621 2,298 78 Khandauli 2 Do. Khandauli .. 691 296 296 1,681 903 778 79 Kharagpur 1 Do. Do. 361 10 17 94 59 35 80 Kharia 2 Do. Do. 391 93 162 782 420 362 81 Kharkana 2 Do. .. Aharan 444 51 70 386 204 182 82 Kh_erani 1 Do. Etmadpur 422 3 7 19 11 8 83 Kheri 3 Do. .. Aharan 1,319 219 273 1,508 803 705 84 Kheria Jarkhi 1 Do. .. Tundla 353 66 79 252 138 114 8S Kheria Khandoli I Do. .. Khandauli .. 314 95 95 539 285 254 86 Kotki 5 Do. .. Etmadpur .. 1,358 348 503 2,374 1,295 1,079 2 87 Kuberpur 2 Do. Do. 1,757 138 220 1,169 627 542 88 Kurgawan 1 Do. Aharan 438 143 153 789 400 389 89 Lakhna Mai 3 0:>. .. Etmadpur .. 693 68 122 675 352 323 90 Latifpur 1 Do. Tundla 386 59 65 376 193 183 91 Madanpur All Do. Khandauli .. 69 Unpopulated 92 Madanpur Pert 1 Do. Do. 852 32 45 158 85 73 93 Madawli 1 Do. .. Tundla 802 105 155 904 479 425 94 Mababatpur 1 Do. .. Abaran .. 227 13 IS 108 57 51 95 Malupur 1 Do. " Khandauli .. 538 121 154 865 497 368 96 Marsena 3 Do. .. Aharan 1,002 125 160 944 529 415 97 Mitauli 7 Do. .. EtmadpV· 2,375 329 439 2,236 1,234 1,002 98 Mohammadabad 2 Do. Tundla .. 1,212 479 487 2,351 1,277 1,074 99 Mohammadpur 1 Do. Do. 209 47 66 299 164 135 100 Mohsinabad 1 Do. .. Abaran 295 66 68 341 187 154 101 Mubarakpur 1 Do. Do. 229 20 28 125 68 57 102 Mukhwar 10 Do. Do. 2,283 316 423 2,189 1,204 985 103 Murbl Jahangirpur .. 6 Do. . . Khandauli .. 2,038 170 247 1,277 702 575 104 Murlidharpur 1 Do. Aharan 146 47 59 286 149 137 105 Murtbar Alipur 4 Do. Do. 1,540 257 302 1,582 838 744 17 106 Nadau 6 Do. Khandauli .. 1,083 162 205 1,077 602 475 107 Nagla Aru .. 3 Do. Aharan 983 72 102 568 291 277 108 Nagla Balia .. 2 Do. .. Tundla 420 49 75 380 192 188 109 Nagla Bari Amda Jaleser 2 Do. .. Aharan 655 59 179 815 446 369 110 Nagla Bar Saui 1 Do. .. Etmadpur •. 148 13 24 134 69 65 111 Nagla Bel 5 Do. .. Abaran 1,047 120 179 987 548 439 112 Nagla Boola 3 Do. Etmadpur •.. 541 43 58 297 149 148 113 Nagla Dal I Do. Do. 684 82 131 672 382 290 114 Nagla Darwesh 4 Do. Do. .• 472 45 55 254 148 106 115 Nagla Dhimar All Do. .. Khandauli •. 33 Unpopulated 116 Nagla Dhimar pert .. Do. Do. 48 Unpopulated 117 Nagla Gol Do. .. Aharan 475 64 93 456 235 221 118 Nagla Kalua Do. .. Etmadpur 283 71 86 521 267 254 119 Nagla Khokar .. Do. Aharan 231 Unpopulated 120 Nagla Kunwar Janubi 1 Do. Do. 141 14 19 110 56 54 121 Nasla Kunwar Shumali I Do. Do. 138 18 19 104 61 43 122 Nagla Lale 3 Do. Do. 332 95 125 711 376 335 123 Nagla Maha Singh 1 Do. Do. 389 87 95 518 284 234 124 Nagla Mani I Do. .. Etmadpur .. 158 56 73 399 213 186 125 Nagla Nisankh 2 Do. Do. 185 53 66 330 178 152 126 Nagla Pachori 3 Do. Aharan 384 53 82 469 260 209 127 Nagla Punu 1 Do. Etmadpur .. 374 54 86 497 256 241 128 Nagla Raiya 1 Do. Do. 301 21 30 133 65 68 129 Nagla Sirji 1 Do. Aharan 457 16 75 442 234 208 130 Nagla Suraj 1 Do. Etmadpur 520 62 97 553 316 237 131 Nagla Sarup 3 Do. Aharan 1,062 90 133 659 355 304 132 Nagla Tulsi 4 Do. .. Etmadpur " 415 54 86 475 258 217 133 Nabarra .. 8 Do. Khandauli 2,140 147 249 1,401 773 628 134 Naraich AIl Do. " Chhatta 202 Unpopulated 135 Naraich Pert 14 Do. Do. 5,136 511 784 6,473 3,461 3,012 136 Nawalpur 3 Do. Etmadpur .. 599 66 III 607 324 283 137 Naya Bans 2 Do. Do. 381 76 103 632 340 292 138 Negpur 2 Do. . . KhandanTi .• 639 96 145 856 451 405 139 Niamatpur 4 00. Tundla 2,206 100 131 672 362 310 140 Noor Mabal 1 Do. Etmadpur .. 400 93 130 651 363 288 ;141 Pacho Khera 9 Do. Do. 2,926 304 403 2,408 1,260 1,148 '142 Paint Khera 2 Do. Khandauli .. 925 443 446 2,292 1,237 1,055 143 Panwari .• 14 Do. Etmadpur 3,819 394 713 3,843 2,039 1,804 144 Parbatpur 1 Do. Khandauli .. 269 37 55 213 120 93 145 Parihar 2 Do. Do. 289 43 58 315 166 149 146 Partappur 1 Do. Etmadpur •. 397 38 52 304 156 148 181
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NCN-AGRICULTURAL CLI\ RURAL)-(contd.) 1 2 10 8 74 14 1 42 32 7 7 17 24 49 39 7S 41 3S 32 29 20 22 84- 9 227 193 17 9 127 6 5 70 51} 76 2 2 32 27 S 12 132 117 163 204 6[ 95 94 395 326 299 255 61 SO 151 1115 77 86 1,365 1,209 145 1I2 19\ 144 14 17 337 129 134 414 343 81 71 63 60 78 118 10 152 127 9 1 55 42 79 8 9 59 6 51 26 84 26 17 7 25 32 80 3 140 133 23 11 112 85 87 SO 2 3 10 5 8 3 2 3 9 81 13 5 118 119 10 9 4S 32 • 82 9 7 1 1 1 83 34 15 is 61 14 :\8 22 25 29 6& 68 149 15 514 4li )0 16 46 1 10 11 5 4 84 8 3 24 25 ! l 32 24 1 15 10 57 43 29 39 1 8 22 23 20 18 85 66 184 153 14 5 9 8 116 11& 167 11 16 233 172 142 IlCl 30 22 86 204 7 511 446 40 30 212 20 41 31 87 2 ISS 154 1 28 23 24 23 n 53 3 351 293 4 tC} 2() 8 ~ IS 14 88 24 26 47 42 2 3 25 28 48 7 24& 260 9 7 7 Z 2 21 28 89 1 244 2()7 56 5S 19 13 2 3 47 32 37 5 4 17 16 7 10 90 20 114 107 18 9 91 3 92 1<4 4 1 71 66 16 t:! 1l S6 53 93 53 34 49 25 10 73 63 22 148 6 210 213 2 2 4 4 94 8 51 45 4 3.. 11 7 <48 48< 95 7 341 230 16 13 20 [5 57 52 158 70 6S 18 11 61 ·46 96 3 2SO 201 100 92 97 35 S 12 77 74 21 16 25 is 114 94 6 567 464 104 76 312 241 1~5 98 195 7 9 175 151 86 81 136 114 188 161 10 528 446 3 4 154 114 ]2 18 99 48 36 13 9 3 3 17 1 88 69 25 6 4 ·s 15 11 12 100 2 86 76 13 6 40 15 23 tOI 41 {; 2 1 3 3 1% 53 52 2 3 31 J9 93 122 102 115 110 79 15 (5 137 66 25 i4 246 14 652 545 136 11 2 I 55 54 29 ,2.0 103 4 579 470 6 5 28 13 I 3 104 27 10 7 4 2 4 :> 18 21 2 67 66 14 13 32 25 39 105 38 17 59 44 19 14 20 26 44 124 10 511 52[ 32 24 85 59 8 34 21 21 106 5 10 37 26 32 28 18 84 5 426 314 63 42 5 20 17 J07 SO 4() 1 7 56 57 4 52 2 160 151 10 14 11 16 26 8 ts lOS 113 97 7 4 23 20 2 2 9 109 41 53 58 14- 14 122 86 77 8 199 162 44 39 14 10 110 9 10 6 18 14 8 31 36 10 24 49 31 3 5 35 48 111 14 282 49 36 102 92 28 112 142 203 15 16 3 6 8 5 J5 11 19 73 74 15 19 20 11 g 1) 113 47 31 , 90 58 13 15 16 I 224 171 8 1 16 9 8 11 114 3(l 11 106 69 4 1 2 3 4 1 liS 116 55 5 4 11 10 2S 27 117 2 97 81 20 14 2S 30 52 9 11& 36 25 25 9 8 6 32 1 114 156 53 56 119 20 22 120 33 32 3 121 4 3 3 1 1 57 39 20 122 11 8 26 24 7 S 21 58 1 287 243 1 3 32 32 2 34 30 123 2 38 33 14 11 49 1 185 146 II 14 75 17 14 3 5 124 31 1 92 92 101 18 125 4 5 60 40 7 4 2J 20 7 52 51 20 22 14 12 3 9 126 14 10 9 11 3 1 18 12 220 118 24 11 9 2 ·z' ~~ 26 127 30 139 139 37 34 8 7 21 1 128 5 4 2 2 19 58 61 X 24 28 129 181 158 8 7 4 1 1 IS 13 130 19 57 44 15 10 7 5 2 3 16 161 123 1 74 51 2 19 14 131 133 99 25 29 14 7 1 58 16 160 147 3 6 7 8 13 132 113 137 22 15 23 24 4 23 16 5 :'1 22 3 '4 8 19 2) 133 11}1 42 626 498 31 36 62 41 22 134 358 312 145 122 292 266 13S 150 1,164 997 85 64 415 381 28 35 974 835 136 230 19 20 2 27 27 30 26 67 5 186 175 17 11 43 23 26 19 131 1 til 71 3 17 19 21 20 13 7S 5 181 150 4 4 '5 8 26 26 /;U 5 3 88 77 45 49 9 66 273 23g 1 1 139 34 '. 344 301 8 3 - 7 6 ) 50 4i 140 15 68 S5 29 31 58 35 ,. 83 4 137 109 21 SO 14 ii 81 67 141 78 82 110 96 5 9 126 126 69 103 14 777 106 49 31 8 7 6() 53 14Z 9 7Jl 5Sa 2} 2l 53 58 3 6 333 326 143 287 20 264 259 60 44 20 13 135 129 143 7 1,244 1,127 4S 31 268 181 3 4 3 [44 64 51 1 52 38 ,i 7 9 1 3 2 145 9 1 t05 96 18 18 is 23 14 9 11 10 11 9 146 21 92 Sl 8 33 31 4 182 Primal'Y Census Inmates of Total no. of persons institutions enumerated (including and Occupied inmates ofinstitutions houseless houses and houseless persons) persons No. of the 8 hamlets Name of Village or inthe Area in No. of No. of Town/Ward villaae Pargana Thana acres houses house- Persons Males Females M P ~ holds 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9" 10 11 12 13 TEHSIL ETMADPUR 147 Pesai 1 Etmadpur .. Khandauli .. 776 133 163 882 448 434 148 Poiya .. 16 Do. Do. 3,157 538 635 3,360 1,784 1,576 149 Qutubpur Jarkhi 1 Do. .. Tundla 343 31 49 282 148 134 150 Qutub Pur Sahib All Do. Do. 445 Unpopulated 151 Qutub PUf Sahib Pert 4 Do. Do. 1,291 116 133 712 391 321 152 Rahan Kalan 7 Do. .. Etmadpur .. 1,842 216 287 1,606 852 754 153 Rahan Khurd 2 Do. Do. 324 15 18 108 49 59 154 Raipur 6 Do. Do. 1,919 166 212 1,030 548 482 155 Ramnagar Jarkhi 1 Do. Do. 430 21 26 166 88 78 156 RIlmnagar Khandauli 4 Do. Khandauli :: 971 238 296 1,600 856 744 .. 157 Rampur 2 Do. .. Tundla 337 49 90 439 227 212 158 Rasulabad 12 Do. Do. 3,325 308 460 2,607 1,377 1,230 159 Rasulpur .. 2 Do. Etmadpur 638 55 77 365 203 162 160 Rudau 9 Do. Tundla 2,027 235 300 1,696 932 764 161 Rupdhanun 2 Do. Aharan 729 100 164 946 493 453 162 Saifuddinpur I Do. Do. 386 43 72 404 204 200 163 Salempur 3 Do. Do. 980 138 225 1,219 626 593 164 Sarai Dhairupa 1 Do. Khandauli .. 269 74 90 488 282 206 165 SaraiJiram I Do. Aharan 153 79 120 625 331 294 166 Satta Do. .. Etmadpur .. 408 Unpopulated 167 Sawain .. 4 Do. Do. 1,968 405 522 2,886 1,545 1,341 6 5 168 SemTa 17 Do. ~dauli .. 4,753 932 1,218 6,543 3,482 3,061 2 169 Soora 2 Do. Aharan 449 60 112 597 310 287 170 Serkha 3 Do. o. Khandauli .. 1,030 103 138 726 399 327 171 Shoo Singhpur 2 Do. Etmadpur .. 270 48 53 318 163 ISS 172 Sihorgarh 1 Do. Aharan 394 26 40 218 121 97 173 Sikrari .. 1 Do. o. Etmadpur .. 379 81 120 672 346 326 174 Siktar;l. 3 Do. Do. 674 155 161 8n 478 414 175 Sirolia o. 1 Do. Tundla 210 47 64 345 190 155 176 Silauli .. 3 Do. Etmadpur .. 732 94 104 514 274 240 177 Sonrai 3 Do. .. Khandauli .. 900 315 353 1,785 959 826 178 Sujanpur 1 Do. .. Aharan 390 40 61 462 268 194 179 Surehra .. 9 Do. .. Etmadpur :: 3,489 173 242 1,146 624 522 180 Talab Burhia 1 Do. 00. 45 11 11 46 24 22 181 Tamach Gara 3 DO. Aharan 1,291 74 156 873 433 440 182 Tehu 5 Do. Do. 2,234 328 594 3,228 1,747 1,481 183 Tikri 3 Do. Tundla 1,047 291 321 1,844 994 850 184 Tilokpur I Do. Do. 338 41 51 274 148 126 185 Tundla Kham 6 Do. Do. 402 297 322 2,128 1,136 992 186 Tundla Do. ;Do. Town Area 187 Tundli .. 3 Do. Do. 398 313 397 2,094 1,145 949 188 Ujrai 3 Do. Khandauli 951 179 203 952 509 443 189 Uncha 6 Do. .Do. 1,463 158 171 822 453 369 190 Usmanpur 1 Do. Do. 738 163 208 1,123 602 521 191 Ysufpur .. 2 .Do. Tundla 556 93 103 503 266 237 192 Tundla Railway Colony Do. Do. Town Total Tehsll EtJDadpur 597 177,278 26,109 33,833 188,158 101,145 87,013 33 31 (Rural) 183 1\bstraet-{contd,) " AGRlCULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSF.s IV-Nan- l-Cultiva- II-Cultiva- cultivatinf tors of land tors ofland owners 0 wholly or whoUyor land; api- Vlll.;;...()ther mlinly mainly lll-Cultiva,- culturalrent V-Produc- services and owned unowned tinglabourels receivers; tion other miscella- Displaced and their and their and their and their than cui- VI--Com- VII-TrlU\s- neous persons Literates dependants dependants dependants dependants ---tivalion meree port sources i M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M P ~ \4 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 ( RURAL)- (concld,) 35 1 389 383 3 38 36 7 4 7 4 4 7 147 380 25 970 834 32 37 151 114 63 69 249 232 71 79 72 48 176 163 148 14 2 III 96 3 2 9 9 7 8 18 19 149 ISO 329 277 32 19 3 2 12 11 2 5 13 7 151 74 7 608 543 59 43 96 87 8 1 16 15 65 64 152 9 31 42 2 2 I 1 17 12 ., 153 22 439 387 7 'j 49 37 9 14 4 6 38 32 2 3 154 10 82 74 1 5 4 155 277 27 315 261 18 14 128 96 139 lis 9S 107 59 52 99 89 156 2 160 142 19 12 34 49 4 2 10 7 157 103 22 -1,029 953 52 38 93 73 7 12 85 68 44 38 1 66 48 158 3 I 37 5 73 57 5 70 42 1 I 8 15 6 2 18 20 27 20 159 131 8 450 364 4 165 136 62 60 12 15 145 ll5 94 74 160 112 18 349 322 2 2 68 75 35 31 11 6 28 17 161 27 2 168 168 3 2 5 1 1 15 10 2 12 17 162 105 7 428 400 47 42 63 52 7 32 32 29 22 6 4 21 34163 40 5 173 137 2 3 83 53 18 7 4 4 2 2 " 164 26 30 136 125 2 76 56 31 42 46 41 16 15 24 15 165 166 4 3 198 14 714 575 61 48 321 252 18 30 189 176 49 39 51 71 142 150 167 640 41 1,935 1,672 74 68 343 249 26 37 486 421 295 261 54 59 269 294 168 67 2 151 147 . 11 6 82 70 29 26 14 12 11 11 12 15 169 70 289 237 24 19 28 11 6 10 17 12 29 29 6 94'r70 16 143 145 2 2 13 2 4 6 1 .. 171 7 1 105 80 3 4 6 3 4 8 3 2 ., 172 26 4 181 175 8 7 64 52 2 1 38 38 2 5 12 4 39 44 173 56 3 359 314 29 21 33 32 5 5 II 7 8 4 16 10 17 21 174 4 119 106 35 19 21 20 3 1 1 11 9 175 27 1 165 157 27 22 50 42 21 12 9 7 1 1 .. 176 27 5 483 396 30 14 139 112 ij 5 97 97 98 96 41 36 60 70 177 50 3 208 154 2 2 26 19 11 9 2 2 19 8 178 .. 68 15 369 326 109 87 62 41 12 10 24 19 12 3 7 14 29 22119 10 19 18 I 2 4 2 180 52 4 263 295 27 25 51 44 41 34 i:i 10 7 26 32 181 239 16 1,094 931 6 3 189 132 23 19 208 200 63 54 13 13 146 129 182 5 5 121 14 656 583 19 16 156 112 101 83 14 9 1 10 47 37 183 8 131 111 2 1 2 4 5 3 1 1 7 184 121 14 44 22 127 101 119 149 124 104 544 456 178 160 185 186 362 34 290 249 31 28 140 142 5 8 122 149 44 35 349 207 164 131 187 211 40 327 291 4 4 57 45 1 38 33 12 8 8 3 63 51! 18S IS 3 359 306 9 4 15 14 4 3 29 15 3 3 6 10 28 14 189 126 14 357 310 40 26 10 9 6 13 40 31 22 22 32 37 95 73 190 22 4 175 161 7 5 3 IS 10 4 5 3 4 62 49 191 192 35 26 15,569 1,8725773) 49,741 3,5OJ 2,842 11995 9,518 724 971 10,651 9,114 5,522 4,610 3,760 3,164 7,J58 6,743 184 Primary Census Occul'ied houses No.oftbe 9 hamlets No. of oS Name of Village or in the Pargana Thana Area in No. of hO'lse· 0 IJ Town/Ward village acres houses holds 2 3 4 5 6 ~, 8 TEHSIL ETMADPUR 47 Etmadpur Town Area Etmadpur Etmadpur 229 884 908 I 419 423 2 238 252 3 227 233 186 Tundla Town Area Etmadpur Tundla 115 873 991 I . 211 219 2 210 229 3 234 269 4 218 274 192 Tundla Railway Colony Town Etmadpur Tundla 364 944 1,406 Total Tehsll Etmadpur (Urban) 708 2,701 3,305 Total Tehsil Etmadpur 597 177,986 28,810 37,138 AGRICULTURAL I-Cultivators of land II-Cultivators ofland wholly or mainly wholly or mainly III--;Cultivating owned and their uno\\ned and their laboure. s and their dependants dependants dependants g .. Name of Village or 8 Town/Ward Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 18 19 20 21 22 23 TEHSIL ETMADPUR 47 Etmadpur Town Area 438 400 33 26 17 10 1 194 178 2 190 170 16 12 14 8 3 54 52 17 14 3 2 186 Tundla Town Area 15 13 1 2 1 5 1 2 9 11 2 3 4 1 1 192 TundJa Railway Colony Town. 2 1 Total Tehsll Etmadpur (UrbaD) 455 1]4 33 26 18 11 Total Tehsll Etmadpur 58,188 50,155 3,535 2,868 12,013 9,530 185 Abstract-(contd.) Inmates of Total no. of persons institutions enumerated (including and inmates of institutions houseless Displaced and houseless persons) persons persons Literates <$ c= -8 Persons Males Females Malos Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 URBAN NON-CITY 6,098 3,280 2,818 33 31 749 218 47 1,220 1,160 1,060 5 3 313 117 1,964 1,105 85'1 6 4 239 48 1,914 1,015 899 22 24 197 53 5,651 3,132 2,519 669 443 1,663 786 186 1,428 806 622 86 39 53S 284 1,531 850 681 198 ISS 530 288 1,220 640 580 108 101 335 117 1,472 836 636 277 148 263 97 5,249 3,039 2,210 332 261 1,368 742 192 16,998 9,451 7,547 1,034 735 3,780 1,716 205,156 110,596 94,560 33 31 1,069 761 19,349 3,618 186 Primary Celllas Inmates of Total no. of persons institutions enUllleraled (including and Occupied inmate& of institutions houselClii houses and hQu.elcss persons) persona No. ofth~ 8 hamlets No. of .g Name of Village or lutM Areaiu ~o.()f house t3 Town/Ward villa.ge Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M p 1 2 3 4 5 i 9 10 12 lJ I.FJ:1SlL FATEHABAD 1 A.\ 4 Fa.te!lal:lad.. Fat~habad .. 1,551 t34 111 1,089 (i22 4f>7 3 IS 2 AlalllPur 1 Po. Do. 3gB 26 34 ISS 86 69 3 Araoi Palia I Do. Do. 1% 10 12 77 37 4\) 4 Bablil1'ur 4 Do. Dc... 472 40 52 348 m 158 5 Bakalpur .. 1 Po. . . Shamshabad 284 70 96 472 :no 191 6 BamrauIi.. 2. Do. Fatehabad ns 36 94 439 .l38 2(11 7 Banguri .. 3 Po. . . Shamshablld 139 131 179 903 483 420 8 Ba.ri]Jura 1 Do. . . Fatehabad .. 940 24 30 137 73 64 9 Ba.rna 1 Po. Do... 916 91 122 743 3S6 357 1 10 Barobara Kalan 2. 00. .. Shamshabad 1,541 100 172 983 521 461 1 II B:atobara Khlll'd 4 Do. Do... 951 126 225 r,295 698 597 12 Basai 4 Po. " Falehabad .. 559 93 nil (i1l1 3(1 ~ 13 Bazidpur .• 6 Do. " Dowki 1,490 202 3S1 1,944 996 948 14 Begampur 3 Do. . . Fatehabad 587 125 ISS 749 390 359 15 Behri .. 3 Do. Do. L09S 49 68 381 Z14 173 16 Bhadaura. I 00. Do. 6(15 34 44 240 148 92 17 Bhalokhara I Po. Do... 44S 93 131 6'17 376 321 18 Rltanpur 2 po. " Shamshabad 411 44 52 266 149 111 19 Bhrapur 6 Do. .. Fatehabad .. 1,218 HI 186 974 537 437 4 20 B~;khanpur 2 Po. Do. 485 67 98 496 278 218 21 Bhojpur .. 3 Do. Do. ., 359 26 4S 236 112 124 9 2Z Bicflola 4 Do. 01). 1,414 79 134 114 390 3J4 23 Bidrai 2 DCI. " bawki ., 283 53 55 320 1n 143 24 Bihari S Po. .. Fatehabad .. 1,598 lIS 150 856 411 J85 25 Dlloni .. 3 Po. Do. 1,345 5(1 1'1. 447 1.56 191 26 Bilpura .. 5 Po. Do. 804 125 150 779 433 346 27 Sisar; Gorwa 2 Do. Shamshabad 692 99 122 635 356 279 28 Ommruli 6 Po. DOo. 1,489 146 191 1,156 619 537 29 CIlL tallra 5 Do. Da. 1,765 266 384 1,990 1,118 812 30 Dlbrai " 2. Do. n". 61(1 8() 9S 600 31.2 278 31 DlUki 10 Po. .• D~wki .' 2,230 337 436 2,174 1,143 1,026 32 Dhanaula Kalan 18 D(). .. Shamlhahad 3,741 306 415 2,268 1,l38 9.iO 33 D:uuaula Khllrd 3 Do. .. Fatellabad .• 855 67 74 400 215 1115 34 Dhaurra .. 1 Do. Do. 40) 38 63 311 195 182 35 D.lim;iri 7 Do. Sbamslmbad 2.412 726 726 3,889 2,0!)11 l,7~ 'j 36 E tmadpur Ajnera 9 Do. Da... 1.666 US 169 1,038 561 477 37 Foltehabad l)3Mt 2 D(). .. Fatehabad .• 200 14 29 181 106 75 i6 12 38 Fatehabad 00. Do... Town Area 39 Ga.udauli Kahtn 2 Po. . . Irada tna.gar 412 3S 40 2J4 IJS 99 40 G.wdauli Kb.llrd 1 Do. Do. :326 S6 63 315 167 148 41 Gangaura 1 Do. jJo... 523 43 59 )(11 164 131 42 Garro Daryl'. 3 Do. .• Fatehabad •. SS3 88 102 466 255 211 43 Garhi Shripat 1 00. . . Sham.habad lSI} 36 64 265 157 108 44 Garhi Uclairaj 3 Do. . . Fdtebabad .• 638 105 lSS 604 338 266 27 4S Ghlgpura 1 D(). D:.l. 281 44 64 3604 186 173 46 OJ draun •. 1 Da. Da. 273 12 12 59 JJ 26 47 Goharpur 2 Do. .. Imdatnasar 476 70 70 328 170 158 48 Gubrari " 4 D .., Shamsluba.d 774 102 102 519 287 l4l 49 Glibruth 2 Do. .. Fatehabad •• 537 104 127 787 4U 375 1 SO Gurha " .. 3 Do. .. Dowki .. 1.421 101 123 671 3bl 309 51 Rirner Ncwada Khe,a 1 D·). .• Sh AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES IV-Non- I-Cultiva- n-Cultiva- cultivating lors of land tors of land owners of wnClUy or wholly or land; agri- VIII_Other rnlinly rnlinly Ill-Cultiva- culturalrenl V-Produc- services and owned and unowned ling labourers receivers; tion other miscelIa- Displaced their and their and their and their than cuI VI-Com- VII-Trans- neous ------persons Literates dependants dependanh dependants dependants tivation merce port sources M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 ( RURA.L) 68 551 410 7 7 7 3 4 2 27 22 8 8 18 15 1 6 51 38 3 1 12 17 7 5 1 1 12 7 2 8 30 27 5 II 2 2 3 33 'i 185 153 4 5 1 4 31 161 114 51 33 11 '1 2 2 14 8 14 15 12 6 15 7 5 5 226 195 7 3 1 5 1 1 6 115 4 307 252 4 9 109 86 2 2 13 18 31 34 I 16 19 7 2 73 64 8 19 1 379 352 2 2 I 4 3 9 100 7 418 357 8 3 66 58 9 19 8 10 11 IS 10 80 I 653 545 1 5 4 2 15 21 6 5 4 4 14 15 11 19 1 201 162 2 2 71 53 2 1 6 6 15 12 44 30 12 54 1 700 680 28 21 94 82 70 62 38 47 12 19 54 37 13 35 2 260 251 5 6 24 18 1 I 18 23 18 15 2 4 62 41 14 9 183 142 4 5 27 26 15 11 115 72 2 3 7 4 9 4 1$ 9 16 120 i4 236 199 10 6 49 39 11 8 16 24 13 9 3 'i 38 35 17 I 1 107 77 8 8 20 20 I 5 8 9 3 18 40 1 500 398 13 17 2 13 14 I 2 3 8 3 19 25 1 173 138 3 2 75 53 1 14 12 3 4 HI S 20 3 69 75 4 9 24 23 '4 4 11 13 21 71 2 297 253 5 2 ,51 39 5 5 15 21 1 16 14 22 24 139 105 14 11 2 2 1 3 7 19 9 8 23 33 429 343 3 11 21 16 I 1 17 14 24 9 227 174 16 11 12 6 r 2S 19 349 269 4 5 29 27 24 24 5 1 22 20 26 38 184 134 99 89 1 42 29 22 23 8 4 27 29 521 439 22 19 49 53 5 9 6 7 7 5 9 5 28 137 13 687 525 19 23 212 184 4 5 76 52 42 34 8 3 70 46 29 35 257 236 38 26 2 3 12 6 13 7 30 202 11 652 565 67 57 140 122 7 10 83 78 35 29 53 45 111 120 31 19 " 1,028 794 38 31 85 66 2 33 24 17 t 1 6 6 79 48 32 I 163 142 4 5 6 7 19 19 6 2 4 1 13 9 33 17 1 172 151 4 8 4 4 4 6 2 2 9 11 34 3 4 327 10 1,125 943 5 6 324 259 i4 28 237 203 192 172 19 24 174 164 35 18 410 341 38 35 55 46 26 34 11 8 10 10 11 3 36 15 1 50 41 15 14 1 13 11 7 5 6 14 4 31 38 J34 98 39 2 155 132 1 1 I I 11 13 t3 98 80 2 2 51 47 7 5 1 6 2 ~~ 18 1 138 122 2 2 63 43 4 8 8 7 40 29 42 15 107 67 16 8 10 13 I 23 20 43 53 2 191 161 60 37 14 12 30 27 9 30 20 44 47 1 132 124 17 18 21 16 16 20 45 1 28 21 4 5 1 46 13 1 95 89 22 22 30 21 14 15 7 4 2 1 47 15 232 196 25 24 17 11 4 2 3 2 6 7 48 105 8 308 286 10 10 52 52 3 2 13 6 ,i 25 19 49 40 3 283 246 24 20 4 3 3 3 4 5 3 1 12 9 29 22 50 255 16 838 660 13 9 262 234 15 8 139 123 98 81 54 51 112 91 51 45 1 340 281 63 55 1 3 1 52 27 25 5 4 1 2 53 21 342 292 47 51 22 18 3 5 8 7 16 10 54 61 497 418 26 23 36 32 4 6 47 29 55 5 440 388 1 32 19 10 7 3 1 56 67 379 293 7 5 12 12 10 11 23 15 51 18 387 355 3 6 101 85 77 80 14 8 1 5 40 16 58 13 185 158 21 17 7 5 1 14 7 59, 48 631 508 28 25 11 11 9 8 15 4 14 8 50 50 60 14 230 163 47 25 32 22 30 22 1 1 26 18 61 32 259' 229 60 52 28 17 2 2 62 24 147 101 3 2 3 3 2 2 5 2 ., 63 31 ., 202 182 21 16 37 35 10 10 5 5 1 1 12 64 29 168 ISO 21 26- 13 5 4 12 11 6 7 65 7 23 23 2 1 1 3 6 1 6 3 66 42 471 394 75 69 228 169 35 36 30 30 13 8 50 54 67 131 961 798 48 53 101 150 17 ii 193 176 66 74 33 22 58 ;3 68 31 202 138 12 13 64 53 3 5 53 41 24 17 14 15 69 64 370 289 26 21 52 41 4 6 62 62 8 3 10 11 28 20 70 122 " 1,084 993 81 66 83 72 2 15 13 10 16 6 2 32 33 11 66 179 161 5 9 15 11 4 10 9 10 3 2 12 14 72 -_._------188 Primary Census Tnmates of Total no. of persons institutions enuQlerated (including and Occupied inQlates of institutions hOtlseless houses and houseless persons) persons ci No. of the c:: hamlets No. of ~ Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house· U Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F ----~2.------"-----.4------r5------~6----~7~--~8~--n9~--~1~0~--'I·I----l~2'---13 TEHSIL FATEHABAD 73 Kirpalpur 3 Fatehabad.. Fatehabad .. 158 69 97 510 264 246 74 Kunbhpura 1 Do. .. Dowki 410 42 61 322 154 168 75 Kurra Chhattarpur 5 Do. lradatNagar 1,406 332 389 1,923 1,035 888 5 76 Lahar Patti 5 Do. . . Sham~habad 882 122 149 800 429 371 77 Lahra 4 Do. Dl). 639 57 163 943 492 451 78 Lakhanpura 1 Do. Dowki 353 24 33 153 86 67 79 Lakhurani 3 Do. Shamshabad 860 185 207 1,074 568 506 80 Luhari Fatehabad 3 DI). Fatehabad .. 1,277 66 83 407 227 180 81 Luhari Iradatnagar .. 2 DI). Shvm>nbad 975 102 129 677 363 314 82 Luhenta 4 Do. .. lradatN~gar 1,056 151 179 1,065 560 505 83 Mahara Chaudhri 2 Do. Fatehabad .. 1,113 72 85 476 261 215 84 Maharajpur 3 Dc.. DJ. 1,186 100 155 80S 447 361 85 Mahrampur 5 Do. Shamshabad 929 77 295 1,441 779 662 86 Maraina .. 2 Do. Fatehabad 1,490 88 142 755 416 339 87 Meoli Kalan 16 Do. Dowki 2,873 375 475 2,557 1,389 1,168 88 Meoli Khurd 8 Do. Do. 1,126 116 173 978 517 461 89 Mirpur .. 3 Do. Shamshabad 589 94 116 670 367 303 90 Mithpur 4 Do. .. Fatehabad 509 30 33 496 266 230 91 Mohammadpur 2 Do. Do. 446 53 60 500 273 227 92 Mobarakpur 3 Do. IradatNagar 734 111 158 835 449 386 93 Mllrawal 4 Do. .. Fatehabad .. 1,206 69 81 510 265 245 2 94 Musepur 3 Do. Do. 558 86 127 548 296 252 95 Mutawai 4 Do. Do. 1,023 74 99 559 307 252 96 Mutnai 1 Do. Dowki 392 61 79 469 256 213 97 Muzaffarpur 3 Do. Shamshabad 321 103 127 654 354 300 98 Nagar .. I Do. Fatehabad .. 819 55 72 419 227 192 99 Nagar Chand 3 D~. Da. 700 30 211 1,042 549 493 100 Nagria " 4 Do. Shlffilhabad 1,202 152 201 1,070 576 494 101 Nagla Bhikki 1 Do. Do. 303 74 86 447 238 209 102 Nagla Dhir 4 Do. Do. 860 36 40 242 126 116 103 Nagla Haj i 2 Do. .. Fatehabad 319 57 90 503 269 234 104 NaIga Lohiya 2 Do. Do. 354 29 32 179 86 93 105 Nagla Mawai 2 Do. Do. 1,060 62 72 402 219 183 106 Nagla Patan 11 Do. IradatNagar 2,441 461 462 2,363 1,298 1,065 107 Nagla Shadi I Do. Shamshabad 641 39 60 351 201 150 108 Naugawan 2 Do. Fatehabad 1.123 84 110 629 349 280 109 Nibohra .. 9 Do. Do. 3,318 357 406 2,110 1,200 910 110 Nicha Khera 6 Do. Do. 1,305 152 208 1,055 603 452 111 Nisfpatti Jarauli Do. Shamshabad 48 Unpopulated 112 Palia .. 2 Do. Fatehabad .. 534 96 126 686 372 314 • j3 Pausar .. 1 Do. Dowki 638 192 113 514 277 237 114 Paroli Sikarwar 2 Do. Fatehabad 2,044 102 165 843 458 385 115 Partapura 3 Do. Do. 461 139 164 948 507 441 116 Pathar Kot 2 Do. Do. 386 18 19 llS 64 54 117 PattiAqil Khan Do. Do. 130 Unpopulated 118 Patti Bhanpura Do. Shamshabad 202 4 5 37 19 18 119 PattiMirpur D AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES lV-Non I-Cultiva- II-Cultiva cultivating tors of land tors of land owners of wholly or wholly or land; agri- VIII-Other mainly mainly ITI-Cultiva- cultural rent V-Produe services and owned ' unowned ling labour- receivers; tion other miscella Displaced and their and their ers and their and their than cul VI-Corn- VII-Trans- neous persons Literates dependants dependants dependants dependants tivation meree port sources M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 ( RURAL)..... (contd.) 8 143 134 7 3 43 37 19 21 39 37 13 14 73 20 119 142 2 5 17 10 6 1 2 8 4 74 8 7 351 29 460 382 165 144 49 40 19 27 119 112 56 64 36 30 131 89 75 4 424 369 1 4 2 76 97 381 366 43 35 1 2 41 31 6 3 3 4 17 10 77 26 61 53 3 2 10 8 1 1 5 3 .5 1 78 131 250 233 50 42 104 90 7 8 80 81 37 24 4 4 36 24 79 1 215 162 11 15 1 3 80 45 214 179 21 18 93 84 4 1 13 10 6 11 6 8 6 3 81 60 388 340 6 8 96 95 15 10 1 54 52 82 54 ii 208 175 16 8 2 3 19 16 3 13 13 83 41 4 279 230 34 30 65 48 3 2 30 29 25 15 11 7 84 41 4 458 389 53 46 99 77 I 48 53 52 49 9 2 60 45 85 76 357 285 10 10 28 22 10 9 11 13 86 99 9 987 807 15 i i 231 203 11 8 53 50 26 22 24 25 42 42 87 13 454 413 6 5 12 11 19 11 3 1 14 6 9 14 88 83 5 165 140 22 14 61 53 24 26 49 36 46 34 89 214 183 2 2 27 22 17 20 6 3 90 '6 2 151 139 58 47 40 28 6 I I 17 12 91 55 210 173 76 80 87 83 28 17 15 11 33 22 92 21 239 219 13 14 2 3 8 9 3 93 24 178 131 34 44 55 52 17 16 2 1 9 8 94 13 234 200 53 36 18 16 1 1 95 25 193 157 6 1 27 27 5 6 6 7 11 6 8 9 96 107· 12 - 25 138 11 28 25 57 53 56 48 41 38 22 18 97 22 219 180 1 2 4 5 3 5 98 21 1 494 438 7 7 32 28 II 12 2 4 3 4 99 94 7 367 302 68 61 40 34 3 5 37 32 26 18 7 11 28 31 100 17 116 109 4 9 94 72 11 11 3 1 9 8 101 13 100 91 5 2 10 9 11 i4 102 14 235 209 12 5 6 6 13 i4 3 103 3 67 66 I 2 18 25 104 2 191 163 12 8 1 2 15 10 105 153 9 845 675 35 31 253 216 1.... 2 62 60 24 13 24 17 54 51 106 19 2 122 87 21 10 18 15 13 14 7 8 20 16 - 107 32 1 254 199 4 1 36 30 27 27 19 19 9 4 108 106 II 827 664 18 8 123 79 92 74 46 33 4 4 90 48 109 43 2 412 291 108 70 31 36 13 15 39 39 110 111 118 15 276 237 1 1 20 8 29 26 11 6 I 34 36 112 24 I 172 140 10 8 37 25 5 9 23 23 8 13 4 4 18 IS. 113 18 408 338 3 7 16 11 14 16 7 4 10 9 114 90 5 307 263 63 54 86 70 3 4 .5 8 43 42 115 2 56 47 4 5 4 2 116 117 19 18 118 119 34 34 19 19 16 8 8 23 18 2 9 5 120 103 87 14 10 29 29 2 2 1 121 208 7 755 694 10 6 193 199 19 21 107 108 108 98 11 10 107 88 122 43 1 374 288 I 2 40 26 21 14 2 4 27 13 123 60 1 191 157 50 45 2 4 9 12 1 2 23 20 124 10 1 121 119 17 19 2 1 6 3 9 8 125 62 6 448 360 100 93 57 45 6 8 103 92 9 11. 3 1 51 39 126 8 128 98 52 43 13 8 2 2 10 7 127 9 162 128 43 31 12 13 4 1 9 7 128 134 13 381 351 76 74 8 8 2 18 13 27 26 5 2 22 23 129 8 114 103 1 20 16 13 10 1 130 45 387 359 54 45 10 10 5 ,3 7 8 7 10 131 43 5 145 153 5 5 4 3 2 5 4 5 5 132 42 301 275 30 24 9 8 7 5 6 4 133 62 10 297 261 24 16 42 37 17 14 6 2 13 8 134 36 I 88 77 8 7 2 2 1 9 4 135 32 1 370 296 6 5 75 55 17 15 2 11 10 136 113 6 232 211 38 20 58 55 31 24 18 11 3 21 23 137 14 1 327 263 12 9 _ 6 4 5 3 4 4 138 69 1 461 354 2 3 1 2 3 4 2 1 9 '9 ,5 3 139 25 1 309 297 72 62 58 69 40 16 14 10 34 35 140 43 472 423 ii 9 I 18 fO 1 1 7 6 141 9 162 147 1 1 1 142 42 19 155 128 2S 25 9 8 11 15 4 2 15 13 16 16 143 5 48 52 17 19 17 13 52 23 1 144 145 190 Primary Census Inmates of Total no. of persons Insti tution enumerated (including and Occupied inmates of institutions houseless houses and houseless persons) persons 15 <=l No. of the .g hamlets No. of Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house- 8 Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Male$ \ Females M F -1---- 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 TEHSIL FATEHABAD 146 Sheikhupura 6 Fatehabad Shamshabad 1,044 122 146 898 452 446 2 147 SbeolaAhir 2 Do. lradat Nagar 750 20 28 177 91 86 148 Sheela Gorwa 2 Do. Dowki 444 44 75 430 226 204 149 Sikrara " 1 Do. Fatehabad 870 89 126 691 379 312 is 150 Siktllxa 10 Do. Shamshabad 2,400 374 499 2,715 1,451 1,264 2 151 Silawali :: 2 Do. Fatehabad 1054 70 77 464 229 235 152 Singaicha 1 Do. lradat Nagar 493 52 74 352 196 156 153 Surajpura 2 Do. DD. 518 70 93 451 241 210 154 Surhrai 3 Do. Shamshabad 529 80 129 698 374 324 155 Swara 7 Do. Fatehabad I 2,410 196 260 1,389 772 617 156 Tarau Ii G~jar 2 Do. Do. 2,084 114 134 776 438 338 157 Tashptlra 2 Do. Do. 257 36 71 375 211 164 ISS Thana Shankar Dwa~i 8 Do. Iradat Nagar 2,806 341 433 2,327 1,240 1,087 IS9 Thap Kharga 4 Do. Do. 1,300 125 167 926 499 427 160 Thap Mahandwari 4 Do. Do. 792 57 69 420 222 198 161 Teri 3 Do. Shamshabad 1,010 244 277 1,497 776 721 2 162 Tiwaha :: 2 Do. Fatehabad " 796 143 169 984 538 446 1 163 Tondra " 5 Do. Iradat Nagar 1,049 233 284 1,506 829 677 164 Tor 2 DD. Fatehabad 716 63 73 374 213 161 165 Ujhaoli :: 3 Do. Do. 501 45 56 331 164 167 165 Uncha .. 2 Do. Shamshabad 1,149 108 211 1,183 663 520 167 Usra 3 Do. Iradat Nagar 1,112 83 106 6(JQ 318 282 Total Tehsil Fatehabad 551 153,623 17,957 23,776 128,639 69,586 59,053 136 114 (Rural) 191 Abstract-(contd.) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES IV--Non- I-Culttva- II-Cultivators cultivatmg tors of land ofland owners of wholly or wholly or land; agri- VIII--Other mainly mainly III-Cultivating cultural rent V-Produc- services and owned unowned labourers receivers; tion other miscella- Displaced and their and then and their and their than cuI- VI-·Com- VII-Trans- neous !lI)rsons Literates dependants dependants de!ll)ndants dependants tlvation merce port sources ----- 8 M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F .g U 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 (RURAL)- (concld.) 71 6 230 212 25 18 124 138 14 18 9 12 39 37 4 2 7 9 146 6 59 62 27 24 1 4 147 25 158 142 4 5 27 31 17 12 3 17 14 148 30 336 282 10 5 13 4 9 10 II 11 149 185 9 872 718 174 169 37 41 8 273 248 14 8 3 3 75 69 150 6 196 202 12 7 2 3 7 10 13 6 6 151 22 149 117 13 8 34 31 152 6 152 140 6 5 67 ' 49 6 9 5 2 2 3 3 2 153 18 191 156 68 63 41 :n 5 6 34 34 35 28 154 58 672 523 I 72 61 3 5 8 12 14 14 3 1 155 54 355 274 41 31 7 6 3 14 12 4 1 14 14 156 12 176 133 1 2 6 6 17 2 13 9 10 157 105 1 1,041 922 16 16 62 50 5 2 49 50 33 16 34 31 158 77 2 410 354 1 1 49 36 3 ,5 13 9 6 7 17 15 159 12 1 176 146 23 22 J. 4 5 14 21 5 4 160 149 4 392 352 157 142 1 70 80 55 • 62 8 9 94 1S 161 52 7 436 366 1 1 33 19 1 2 3 2 S 9 2 4 57 43 162 124 5 484 375 51 52 163 146 2 39 48 35 21 28 17 27 18 163 20 4 126 91 63 47 8 13 16 10 164 41 2 124 136 9 10 15 7 .. 3 2 7 5 6 7 165 135 2 381 318 25 18 112 71 5 7 41 31 51 44 12 6 36 2S 166 51 238 212 41 33 23 15 6 9 10 7 6 167 ---11 U ·7,751 346 49,057 41,341 2,558 2,261 7,536 6,308 274 298 3,943 3,635 2,043 1,772 728, 6253,4472,813 192 Primary Census Occupied houses 0 No. of the = hamlets No. of ~ Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house- 0 U Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TEHsn.. FATEHA8AD _, 38 Fatehabad Town Area Fatehabad .. Fatehabad 907,' VI} 812 981 1 296 340 2 151 169 3 ". 365 472 145 Shamshabad Town Area Fatehabad .. Shamshabad 419' ",':> 739 995 1 209 296 2 210 263 3 320 436 Total Tehsil Fatehabad (Urban) 1,326 1,551 1,976 Total Tehsil Fatehabad 554 154,349 19,508 25,141 AGRICULTURAL I-Cultivators of land II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly wholly or mainly un- III-Cuttivatin! owned and their owned and their labourers an dependants dependants g their dependants ~ Name of Village or (3 Town/Ward Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 18 19 20 21 22 --2-3 TEHSIL FATEHABAD 38 Fatehabad Town Area 480 388 43 36 28 23 1 90 68 4 2 6 6 2 47 32 4 2 3 343 288 39 34 18 15 145 Shamshabad Town Area 379 295 21 31 1 2 1 157 122 11 22 2 79 43 2 3 143 130 10 9 Total Tehsil Fatehabad (Urban) .. 859 683 64 67 29 25 Total Tehsil Fatehabnd 49,916 42,024 2,622 2,328 7,565 6,333 193 Absfract-(contd.) Inmates of Total no. of persons institutions enumerated (including and inmates of institutions houseless Displaced and houseless persons) persons persons Literates g .g Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 to 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 URBAN NON·CITY 5,274 2,817 U57 21 25 19 986 582 38 2,084 1,117 967 21 13 14 516 384 828 431 391 8 2 102 63 2,362 1,269 1,093 4 3 368 135 5,653 2,961 2,692 18 18 871 301145 1,782 939 843 190 31 1,377 773 604 18 18 393 175 2,494 1,249 1,245 288 97 10,927 5,778 5,149 II' 39 25 19 1,857 885 139,566 75,364 64,202 454 153 36 31 9,608 1,231 CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES IV-Non cultivating owners of land; agricnltural rent V-Production VIII-Other services receivers; and other than and miscellaneous their dependants cultivation VI-Commerce VII-Transport sources 0 ..1'1 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8"" 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 URBAN NON-CITY-(concld.) 64 5Q 429 398 889 808 104 75 780 670 38 25 21 143 134 530 473 20 13 299 25t} 13 9 93 81 96 107 19 19 159 147 26 29 193 183 263 228 6S 43 322 273 17 11 551 sJl 1,268 1,173 98 87 626 582 145 122 103 453 410 13 13 183 173 7 3 215 183 278 244 20 16 173 113 10 8 214 225 537 519 65 58 270 296 81 70 980 909 2,157 1,9'1 202 162 1,406 1,252 355 368 4,923 4,544 4,200 3,753 930 787 4,853 4,065 194 Primary Census Inmates of Total no. of persons insti tutions enumerated (including and Occupied inmates of institutions houseless houses and houseless persons) persons No. of the hamlets No. of Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house- Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds P • 'SOil· Males Females M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 TEHSIL FIROZABAD 1 Akrabad ., Firozabad Firozabad 120 Unpopulated 2 Alampllr .. 1 Do. Do. 216 27 46 248 135 113 Anandipur 3 Alampur Jarkhi 2 Do. Do. 328 47 83 497 266 231 4 Alampur Kaneta 1 Do. Do. 187 61 88 463 248 215 5 Alampur Kotla 6 Do. Narki 375 45 72 339 191 148 6 Alinagar Kenjra 2 Do. Firozabad 786 297 476 2,752 1,462 1,290 6 7 7 Allahdadpur 6 Do. Do. 1,138 125 232 1,346 758 588 8 Anandipur Karkoli 2 Do. Do. 2,222 211 281 1,590 830 760 9 Aqilabad Hasanpur .. 1 Do. Do. 1,006 161 183 963 500 463 10 Aqilpur Damodarpur I Do. Do. 327 45 74 441 244 197 11 Arazi Rund 1 Do. Do. 150 I 1 1 1 12 Asafabad 1 Do. Do. 355 122 183 867 482 385 13 Asan 1 Do. Narki 422 45 66 462 256 206 66 41 14 Asalpur .. 1 Do. Do. 394 47 70 381 204 177 15 Atipllr .. 1 Do. Do. 287 74 92 484 261 223 16 Bachh Gaon 1 Do. Do. 670 201 299 1,624 836 788 17 Badanpur 2 Do. Do. 546 28 35 213 116 97 18 Bahoranpur 1 Do. Do. 452 50 54 270 146 124 19 BaJchandpur 1 Do, Firozabad 349 28 52 291 1f.7 _ 124 4 20 Baragaon 2 Do. Narki 509 60 82 409 214 :t95 21 Baramai .. 2 Do. Firozabad 521 45 .47 317 ",169 148 22 Barkatpur 3 Do. Do. 679 141 174 933 502 431 23 Bartara .. Do. Narki 832 102 149 797 443 354 24 Basai Mohammadpur 4 Do. Firozabad 2,286 137 375 1,981 1,028 953 25 Basdeopur 1 Do. Do. 233 71 85 551 296 255 26 Bazidpur Okhra .. 1 Do. Nark! 392 20 24 197 91 106 18 55 27 Bazidpur Qutubpur .. 4 Do. Firozabad 610 97 115 624 341 283 28 Bendi.. .. 1 Do. Do. 499 60 80 377 225 152 29 Bendipur Bidarka .. I Do. Nark! 222 112 120 433 237 196 30 Bhagipur.. . . 1 Do. Do. 435 9 9 50 29 21 31 Bhikanpllr Anandipur Do. Firozabad 226 Unpopulated 32 Bhikanpur Meghpur 2 Do. Do. 565 79 123 752 397 355 25 8 33 Bhikanpur Sadasukh I Do. Do. 274 90 98 328 169 159 34 Bhitr; 1 Do. Narki 365 95 105 538 293 245 35 Bhondcla 1 Do. Firozabad 366 67 90 530 270 260 36 Bijaipur Bhikanpur .. 2 Do. Do. 373 111 125 429 213 216 37 Bijaipur Nagla Bhao 3 Do. Do. 625 168 186 1,066 566 500 Singh 38 Bilahua I Do. Do. 600 109 176 907 489 418 39 Chandwar 12 Do. Do. 4,269 569 611 3,046 1,571 1,475 40 Daragpur 2 Do. Do. 225 18 45 230 121 109 41 Datauli .. 1 Do. Do. 1,424 270 356 1,603 827 776 42 Datanii 4 Do. Do. 1,040 210 213 987 526 461 8 7 43 Dattpur .. 1 Do. Narki 145 1 3 36 22 14 10 9 44 Daulatpur 4 Do. Firozabad 487 198 215 660 351 309 45 Dhakpura 6 Do. Do. 191 34 63 371 201 170 46 Dholpura 1 Do. Do. 645 112 176 952 488 464 47 Dida Mai 6 Do. Do. 589 188 245 1,174 613 561 48 Don Keli 2 Do. Do. 646 223 253 1,374 728 646 49 Dori 1 Do. Narki 199 26 46 285 159 126 50 Dorsa Mohammadpur 7 Do. Do. 2,308 257 382 2,109 1,127 982 51 Fatehpur Anandipur 1 Do, Firozabad 337 22 33 191 101 90 52 Fatehpur Kotla 1 Do. Narki 262 60 68 384 215 169 53 Gangni .. 4 Do. Do. 1,432 229 312 1,608 939 669 54 Garhi Baran 1 Do. Do. 322 19 43 211 119 92 55 Garhi Chhatarpur .. 1 Do. Firozabad 284 15 19 101 52 49 56 Garhi Fateh 1 Do. Narki 289 43 65 333- 176 157 57 Garhi Hansram 1 Do. Do. 770 94 124 651 335 316 58 Garhi Janun 1 Do. Do. 221 14 17 102 52 50 59 Garhi Kalyan 1 Do. Do. 715 78 117 553 305 248 150 Garhi Purani 1 Do. Do. 271 53 71 359 199 160 61 Garhi Ranchhor 2 Do. Do. 548 81 125 698 387 311 62 Garhi Sidhari 1 Do. Do. 200- 50 95 535 261 274 6 5 63 Garhi Sri Ram 1 Do. Do. 215 57 68 335 185 150 64 Garhi Toria 1 Do. Do. 282 21 22 112 58 54 "i5 Ghazipur 1 Do. Firozabad 238 49 63 408 119 189 -, 66 Gonchh .. 3 Do. Do. 1,637 184 243 1,219 664 555 67 Gondai .. 1 Do. Narki 611 64 100 488 256 232 Al8 Gondau .. 10 Do. Firozabad 2,315 388 405 2,344 1,268 1,076 69 Hamirpur 2 Do. Do. 399 58 68 397 230 167 70 Hardaspur Kalla 1 Do. Narki 297 37 59 318 160 158 71 Hardaspur Nisfi I Do. Firozabad 191 15 29 142 73 69 72 Hirangau 1 Do. Do. 274 39 60 324 160 164 195 Abstract-{contd,) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLA SSES IV-Non- I-Cultiva- II-Cultiva- cultivating tors of land tors of land owners of wholly or wholly or land; agri- VIII-Other mainly mainly II~-Cultiva- cultural rent V-Produc- services and owned unowned ting [abour- receivers; tion other miscella- Displaced and their and their ers and their and their than cul- VI-Com- VII-Trans- neous persons Literates dependants dependants dependants dependunts tivation merce port sources .------'0 c: 't:l" M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M FMF MFa 14 15 [6 [7 18 19 2U 2[ 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3U 31 32 33 (RURAL) 1 10 92 77 5 6 4 10 8 21 21 2 36 114 93 1 11 12 1 5 100 82 2 4 32 30 5 5 3 17 I 131 112 11 8 41 28 6 14 44 4& 11 7 4 41 3 83 76 3 2 20 12 3 2 35 25 29 11 18 20 ~ 467 62 788 715 5 1 20 19 12 14 467 350 78 71 35 39 57 81 6 149 14 688 520 3 11 23 9 8 5 9 2 2 40 26 7 151 29 601 530 45 43 25 25 7 6 87 79 25 33 40 44 8 102 253 257 4 7 50 37 13 14 144 116 21 16 1 14 16 9 51 3 110 104 4 3 53 40 6 6 49 25 I 1 3 21 15 10 ] 11 23 uii 168 40 24 175 112 21 23 24 26 41 32 12 35 3 123 103 15 7 26 22 3 8 56 35 23 25 10 6 13 21 162 142 10 8 9 2 4 3 12 14 1 1 6 7 14 48 152 137 11 10 34 26 1 38 28 10 10 ]5 12 15 51 3 405 391 47 44 138 121 98 80 42 36 49 si 57 65 16 I 55 45 15 9 20 21 10 7 11 10 2 4 3 1 17 3 117 101 4 3 14 10 6 4 1 1 4 5 18 15 111 87 12 9 11 4 1 24 19 8 2 1 2 19 31 4 75 71 23 15 25 22 5 4 33 33 22 15 2 4 29 31 20 24 128 104 13 9 8 5 1 15 15 5 14 21 33 331 289 19 19 16 20 95 88 28 ii ii 4 2 22 166 21 231 192 14 9 79 52 4 3 44 26 12 9 4 4 55 59 23 131 2 568 505 22 16 109 101 4 8 212 181 18 21 21 43 74 78 24 5 261 227 21 17 14 11 25 11 55 38 2 4 8 4 20 54 2 3 4 3 26 18 201 182 I 119 81 2 2 I 17 17 27 36 3 119 90 27 18 28 12 44 27 4 4 3 1 28 42 7 88 82 20 14 37 33 73 56 3 16 11 29 7 26 17 3 4 30 31 41 3 239 230 4 4 37 25 S9 42 21 20 36 34 32 15 4 120 114 10 7 15 12 13 14 3 11 9 33 27 141 121 29 22 39 31 6 3 21 16 6 3 2 2 49 47 34 45 1 150 140 11 14 63 65 4 38 33 4 1 4 3 35 33 5 175 171 3 1 2 10 4 3 3 9 5 7 8 5 13 10 36 'i S9 344 289 13 11 62 39 4 10 96 89 10 11 19 24 18 27 37 73 2 223 195 10 5 16 13 3 2 199 158 6 3 2 2 30 40 38 158 10 980 1,011 27 20 4 1 8 10 390 321 33 23 3 7 126 82 39 14 100 88 1 2 8 6 2 10 13 40 215 24 565 S40 16 11 2 1 ,8 17 126 110 49 39 1 5 60 53 41 'i 'i 62 7 264 261 3 3 15 12 147 122 17 15 37 42 43 6 42 5 2 8 6 2 . :3 12 7 1 43 4S 15 240 220 49 36 3 40 32 6 9 13 9 44 18 190 156 1 I 1 3 7 3 4 1 4 45 110 21 210 234 5 5 57 40 154 114 10 9 20 23 32 39 46 80 5 244 232 24 13 28 24 5 9 212 197 35 33 14 6 51 47 47 138 5 302 297 20 17 47 38 4 6 271 212 13 16 18 7 53 53 48 7 1 115 96 8 4 26 15 1 3 4 2 2 5 4 49 170 19 638 567 83 57 173 138 is 19 118 101 13 23 13 9 74 68 50 18 2 69 61 9 3 6 7 9 5 4 6 4 8 51 19 1 119 96 19 11 31 19 6 7 20 19 18 17 2 52 89 8 444 327 45 36 66 40 2 4 240 171 13 9 129 82 53 14 72 55 27 21 11 6 9 10 54 7 52 45 2 2 55 40 10 40 37 12 8 25 ii 3 10 43 35 29 27 12 7 12 12 56 74 13 203 195 25 15 39 31 2 3 42 51 8 8 3 3 13 10 57 1 44 44 1 3 7 3 58 29 15 147 116 39 41 58 38 1 20 15 6 1 6 3 29 33 59 61 3 85 71 25 14 14 4 6 6 38 33 11 II 20 21 60 109 11 187 170 6 3 31 15 5 8 106 83 12 4 2 38 28 61 17 167 183 55 50 3 20 18 4 4 15 16 62 41 1 75 50 12 12 7 4 2 1 46 41 31 26 3 2 9 14 63 27 28 6 9 15 10 2 1 8 6 64 51 38 115 112 4 r 69 42 io 12 3 5 18 17 65 86 18 380 351 38 33 96 57 14 6 48 36 30 20 10 6 48 46 66 66 11 180 153 13 18 23 24 5 2 5 3 9 5 6 5 15 22 67 93 5 996 891 31 19 1 146 82 9 10 4 85 70 68 4 I 131 91 S 4 26 16 I 3 63 50 4 3 69 12 9 106 107 10 17 22 14 . i 14 14 8 6 70 6 2 64 58 4 1 2 7 2 3 71 85 21 93 95 ii; 14 3 5 22 17 3 3 23 30 72 196 ~JDary Census Inmateao! Total no. of persons institutions enumerated (including and Occupied inmates ofinstitulicns houseJe~ houses and houseless persons) persons 8' No. of the hamlets No. of -g.. Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house. _ U Town/Ward v mage Pargana Thana acres houses bolds Per&ons Males Fen-.ales M F 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 '11 12 13 TEHSIL FIROZABAD 73 Humaunpur 3 Firozabad Firozabad 356 147 173 869 476 393 74 Husainpur 1 Do. Narki 370 66 99 487 245 242 15 !taura 3 Do. Firozabad 1,137 171 248 1,323 66S 658 76 Jaganpur t Do. Narki 163 4 5 22 10 12 17 Jahangirpur I Do. Firozabad 248 41 48 286 160 126 78 Jaitpur I Do. Narki 473 34 36 208 114 94 19 Jakhai 6 Do. Do. 2,051 154 297 2,358 1,282 1,076 8~ Jalalpur .. IS Do. Firozabad 2,730 276 409 2,212 1,204 1,008 81 Jalupura I Do. Do. 368 96 129 710 380 330 82 Jamalpur I Do. Do. 386 S3 104 646 33~ 307 83 Jampur 4 Do. Narki 964 140 188 1,074 579 495 84 Jarauli Kalan 4 Do. Firozabad 1,704 275 313 1,591 838 753 85 Jarauli Khurd 3 Do. Do. 443 95 108 695 371 324 86 Jasrathpur 3 Do. Do. 958 83 102 536 293 243 87 Jatau 4 Do. Narki 1,523 201 321 1,633 894 739 88 Jendamai 2 Do. Firozabad 428 46 64 3~8 225 173 89 Jondhri .• 1 Do. Narki 788 175 181 1,118 588 530 42 42 90 Kachhpura 1 Do. Do. 52 31 41 228 122 106 91 Kaitha 9 Do. Do. 3,022 457 598 3,005 1,611 1,394 37 29 92 Kakrau .. 1 Do. Firozabad 315 66 78 431 240 191 93 Katki 9 Do. Narki 2,746 157 274 1,762 962 800 94 Khalilganj Do. Firozabad 256 Unpopulated 95 Khangrai 2 Do. Do. 643 101 114 665 312 :Z~3 96 Kharsuli 1 Do. Do. 212 48 54 343 192 151 97 Khem Karanpur 2 Do. Do. 256 47 48 208 114 94 98 Khera Ganeshpur 2 Do. Do. 313 115 125 638 345 293 99 Khera Langar 2 Do. Narki 455 92 101 529 290 23~ 100 Kheria Kalan I Do. Do. 422 43 47 294 161 133 101 Kheria Khurd 1 Do. Do. 292 23 34 176 106 70 8 6 102 Khushalpur 1 Do. Do. 267 29 47 224 112 112 103 Kinnarpur 1 Do. Firozabad 70 57 70 440 24~ 1~1 104 Kolamai 2 Do. Do. 410 89 127 676 349 327 105 Kothla 1 Do. Narki 420 225 268 1,227 657 570 106 Kurrikupa 5 Do. Firozabad 2,138 267 357 2,058 1,106 ~52 107 Ladhpura 2 Do. Narki 424 23 34 220 113 107 108 Ladhupur Chakarpur 3 Do. Firozabad 426 76 77 500 273 227 109 Lalau 2 Do. Do. 632 298 320 675 352 323 11 0 Lal Garhi 1 Do. Narki 393 16 44 219 124 ~5 111 Lalpur .• 3 Do. Firozabad 217 91 98 301 157 144 112 Latifpur Kotla 1 Do. Narki 216 77 162 857 497 360 113 Laturra •• 2 Do. Firozabad 471 74 86 494 .265 229 114 Luhari .. 1 Do. Do. 313 53 53 357 194 163 115 Lukharia 1 Do. Narki 244 50 55 1~5 98 97 116 Madanpur 1 Do. Do. 350 17 43 227 113 114 117 Mahasinghpuc I Do. Do. 254 19 33 175 100 75 liS Mahipura I Do. Do. 200 20 22 115 67 48 119 Mandwa 4 Do. Firozabad 1,260 22 51 296 157 13~ 120 Matamai 1 Do. Do. 384 30 92 494 258 236 121 Matsena .. 3 Do. Do. 724 79 133 794 421 373 122 Milak Khan Jahanpur 1 Po. Do. 395 10 12 94 51 43 123 Mohanunadi 6 Do. Narki 1,545 201 393 2,150 1,128 1,022 124 Mohammadpur 4 Do. Firozabad 368 44 77 491 269. 22l Biharipur 125 Mohanunadpur 2 Do. Do. 230 68 68 41)1 212 189 Gagmalpur 126 Moinuddinpur I Do. Do. 537 115 132 665 351 314 127 Mondha 1 Do. Do. 350 61 143 755 402 353 13 9 128 Nagana •• I Do. Do. 290 17 25 143 73 70 129 Nagau .,. 3 Do. Do. 992 86 208 1,290 689 601 13 130, Nagla Dungar I Do. Narki 320 58 70 368 1~5 173 131 Nagla Mulla I Do. Firozabad 101 68 103 673 350 323 132 Nagla Radhey 1 Do. Narki 269 20 32 164 100 64 133 Nagla Sikander 2 Do. Do. 862 95 238 979 54l 437 134 Nagla Simaria I Do. Do. 163 39 39 199 106 93 135 Naipai .. 10 Do. Firozabad 2,692 221 422 2,392 1,313 1,079 15 13 136 Nanpi Pithani 3 Do. Do. 376 - 59 80 527 270 257 137 Nargapur 1 Po. Do. 534 74 102 514 303 211 138 Narkhi Dbonkal 4 Do. Narki- 2,052 322 468 2,376 1,286 1,090 139 Narkhi Tallaka 9 00;- Do. 4,255 230 481 2,414 1,323 1,091 4 7 140 Nasirpur I Po. FircmIDad 247 22 46 2SS 132 123 141 Nayabans •. I -Do. Narki 136 41 58 359 198 161 142 Nurpur Qutubpur .• 1 Do. Firozabad 238 56 65 339 195 144 143 Okhra 2 Po. Narki 802 178 235 1,481 754 727 197 Abstract-{ contd.) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES IV-Non I-Cultiva II-Cultiva cultivating tors of land tors of land owners of wholly or wholly or land; agri- VIII-Other mainly mainly IlJ-Cultiva- cultural renl V-Produc services and owned IInowned ting labour- receivers; tionother miscella- Displaced and their and their ers and their and their than cul VI-Com- VII-Trans- neOUf persons Literates dependants dependants dependants dependants tivJtion merce port sources ..g M F MF M FMF MFM FM FM PM FM F;j ~1C-:~--;1"'5--;1"6-'11'i7--1i18;-----;l;o9-20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 1 (IilURAL).-(conldo ) 144 3 154 156 1 1 3 260 190 18 19 14 7 26 19 73 97 23 152 149 2 4 44 37 31 32 3 5 13 15 74 133 11 346 377 89 79 43 42 10 12 149 127 8 5 6 7 14 9 75 3 5 6 5 1 2 76 37 4 Iii 97 2 3 7 5 26 13 4 8 77 7 78 61 1 33 32 2 1 78 156 8 585 512 lis 98 197 141 30 30 216 169 75 72 14 is 47 36 79 233 28 776 650 57 57 84 52 3 2 135 128 66 49 22 15 61 55 80 85 16 192 166 1 12 9 8 13 130 107 7 10 5 2 25 23 81 41 162 140 8 11 16 19 3 4 130 109 9 5 1 11 18 82 58 17 293 236 69 63 107 92 46 40 20 24 18 15 26 25 8J 155 40 605 541 42 35 63 55 4 8 75 73 12 7 2 5 35 29 84 75 12 211 203 2 5 9 4 122 86 4 5 2 2 21 19 85 86 14 185 158 12 10 18 9 5 9 25 18 12 8 2 36 29 86 151 62 463 404 48 41 131 80 5 8 55 38 43 35 17 12 132 121 87 1 140 116 17 26 8 7 1 9 52 14 7 1 88 125 51 160 142 19 15 49 34 9 10 189 173 101 96 8 7 53 53 89 13 53 46 7 4 33 28 1 6 13 16 15 6 90 228 35 753 6!19 210 170 269 207 30 34 98 99 125 85 7 7 Ii.) 93 91 10 155 114 11 13 3 11 1 4 61 41 8 6 1 2 92 79 3 733 608 47 3!1 80 58 68 64 4 3 30 28 93 94 33 216 198 61 55 2 7 24 22 9 11 95 7 146 108 4 2 8 6 19 17 6 8 9 10 96 6 31 19 22 24 8 10 59 33 8 4 is 18 2 5 97 12 201 170 27 21 7 4 12 10 31 30 61 52 3 3 3 3 98 45 1 168 152 14 6 30 20 1 1 10 6 17 16 11 5 39 33 99 12 128 105 15 11 3 3 3 3 1 11 11 100 23 1 62 45 2 18 10 5 2 3 8 8 8 5 101 7 87 82 2 1 22 24 1 5 102 43 3 155 127 16 7 25 14 I I 23 24 11 9 12 7 6 2 103 123 18 143 146 40 31 10 15 12 15 122 108 20 9 2 3 104 3 3 201 90 119 116 1 6 12 7 13 20 183 144 143 120 55 34 131 123 105 35 3 777 667 3 6 192 185 26 18 3 tos 76 106 23 1 91 80 io 11 5 5 .5 5 2 4 2 107 24 234 187 4 6 9 9 15 10 11 15 108 75 21 214 216 13 7 6 99 71 5 21 23 109 4 114 89 2 2 2 1 S 4 110 40 9 137 125 8 5 12 14 111 104 8 256 182 7 9 72 52 10 8 45 31 36 27 41 30 30 2J 112 29 4 176 144 11 7 15 12 I 45 53 6 4 1 11 8 113 11 155 129 5 5 3 3 5 1 26 25 114 20 9 62 54 8 9 19 27 6 7 3 115 33 069 71 14 14 3 3 6 6 6 10 9 8 6 2 116 10 1 19 13 11 10 17 11 34 26 1 18 15 117 10 5 67 48 118 9 150 132 5 4 2 3 119 10 238 212 8 6 1 2 2 6 9 1(r 120 85 13 251 235 28 28 39 23 2 4 36 32 21 19 15 12 29 20 121 50 43 1 0 ' In 205 24 695 608 48 42 52 54 13 18 145 154 90 84 26 14 59 48 123 30 166 144 28 21 25 20 47 34 3 3 124 58 3 89 85 6 4 6 2 100 89 2 2 5 5 4 125 40 15 188 181 22 18 49 36 67 59 4 4 2 4 19 12 126 109 22 190 196 22 16 124 94 28 24 13 10 25 13 127 13 64 61 9 9 128 211 37 317 307 57 60 35 28 5 t74 105 14 15 25 29 66 52 129 18 139 135 6 4 21 18 17 9 11 7 1 130 61 H 185 188 3 2 I 124 96 6 5 4 31 27 131 11 95 60 3 1 2 3 132 1I2 21 239 176 24 25 111 ii 19 23 73 63 31 28 8 9 37 32 133 3 46 55 27 14 1 32 24 134 17 937 796 41 30 58 47 2 2 140 101 34 26 55 37 46 40 135 )~ 213 203 9 10 20 12 1 1 1 1 1 11 8 15 21 136 57 5 280 191 2 3 4- - 4 9 11 7 2 1 137 292 42 763 630 25 3D 137 115 2 4 133 113 70 52 3 2 153 144 138 189 17 842 650 62 52 142 128 7 5 168 159 58 59 6 4 38 34 139 5 84 83 11 13 29 19 8 8 140 11 1 147 115 11 6 24 18 14 19 2 3 141 32 1 144 101 8 3 19 17 6 9 7 3 4 2 2 10 4 142 235 76 357 348 54 61 140 120 12 30 68 41 46 50 4 73 77 143 198 Pn)nary Census Inmates of Total no. of persons institutions enumerated (including and Occupied inmates of institutions houseless houses and houseless persons) persons No. of the hamlets No. of Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 TEHSIL FIROZABAD 144 Pachawan 6 Firozabad Firozabad 2,019 296 409 2,077 1,140 937 145 Paharpur.. . . 2 Do. Do. 262 80 133 709 375 334 146 Pempur Anandipur .. 2 Do. Do. 526 45 47 293 166 127 2 2 147 Pempur Raipura 3 Do. Do. 780 163 206 1,180 633 547 27 12 148 Pharaul Nagaria 3 Do. Do. 1,832 96 115 645 354 291 149 Phulaichi 1 Do. Do. 350 55 67 401 227 174 150 Pilua 1 Do. Do. 758 30 34 205 111 94 151 Piprauli ., 1 Do. Narki 461 54 104 617 350 267 152 Qutubpur 2 Do. Firozabad 749 69 98 594 309 285 Chanaura 153 Rahna .. 2 Do. Do. 502 102 137 732 406 326 154 Raipura 1 Do. Do. 548 133 171 907 497 410 155 Rajpur Kolla 1 Do. Narki 460 55 92 484 1254 230 156 Rampur Katelia 1 Do. Do. 276 40 71 336 180 156 157 Ranipura 1 Do. Firozabad 318 65 102 604 309 295 158 Rashidpur Kaneta 2 Do. Do. 716 92 112 584 319 265 159 Rasulpur Do. Do. 220 Included in Municipality 160 Ratauli 5 Do. Narki 1,285 105 227 1,128 627 501 161 Rudau Paharpur 5 Do. Do. 899 145 236 1,291 696 595 162 Rupaspur 1 Do. Firozabad 301 33 41 253 144 109 'i 163 Sailai 3 Do. Do. 467 98 227 885 522 363 164 Sakhawatpur .. 1 Do. Narki 398 61 82 439 226 213 165 Salempur Anandipur 1 Do. Firozabad 318 27 27 155 89 66 166 SaIempur Kotla .. 2 Do. Narki 311 45 50 254 139 115 167 Salempur Nagla Khar 1 Do. Firozabad 431 118 128 748 408 340 168 Saramai 1 Do. Do. 318 94 112 529 290 239 169 Sargawan 3 Do. Do. 646 73 133 768 401 367 170 Satkai .. 1 Do. Do. 191 10 16 105 61 44 171 Sengai 2 Do. Do. 645 111 186 1,041 553 488 172 Shankarpur 3 Do. Do. 3,437 207 221 1,093 633 460 173 Sheola Rampur .. 2 Do. Narki 844 122 161 736 396 340 174 Sherpur Anandipur ., 1 Do. Firozabad 315 8 10 58 28 30 175 Sherpur Bhura .. 1 Do. Narki 289 6 6 37 22 15 176 Sikanderpur Kotla .. 3 Do. Do. 900 69 91 478 256 222 177 Sikahra Hardaspur .. 3 Do. Firozabad 1,404 116 251 1,436 830 606 178 Sufipur .. .. 2 Do. Do. 746 120 127 708 383 325 179 Sukhmalpur Nizamabad 4 Do. Do. 760 287 341 1,561 880 681 180 Sunawai .. 1 Do. Narki 369 39 50 328 181 147 7 s 181 Tapa Khurd 2 Do. Firozabad 798 179 206 1,016 525 491 182 Tilokpur 1 Do. Do. 455 56 64 443 227 216 183 Ulau 5 Do. Do. 461 185 239 1,227 644 583 184 Undani 1 Do. Do. 372 103 144 791 426 365 185 Usaini 3 Do. Do. 1,365 153 221 1,118 610 508 186 Usmanpur .. 2 Do. Do. 1,422 91 91 506 321 185 187 Wazirpur Anandipur 1 Do. Do. / 138 5 5 45 27 18 3 2 188 Wazirpur Jehalpur 2 Do. Do. 481 82 ISS 814 438 376 189 Wazirpur Kotla 1 Do. Narki 258 39 61 365 192 173 190 Firozabad Do. Firozabad Municipality Total Tehsil Firozabad 411 128,663 18,061 25,179 133,773 72,050 61,713 317 261 (Rural) 1~9 Abstract-( contd.) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES IV-Non- I-Cultiva- 1l~ Cultiva- cuiti vating tors of land tors of land owners of wholly or wholly or land; agri- VIII-Other mainly mainly JII- Cult iva- cultural rent V-Produc- services and owned unowned ting Iabour- receivers; tion other miscella- Displaced and their and their elS and their and their than cul- VI-Com- VII-Trans- neous persons Literates dependants dependants dependants dependants tivation merce port sources 8 M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F .g 8 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 1 (RURAL)-(concld.) 218 25 581 476 36 28 78 52 25 33 226 187 76 68 3 3 109 90 144 44 2 231 233 3 3 19 14 97 60 23 23 1 1 1 145 21 144 107 9 9 4 2 4 2 5 7 146 83 4 233 240 5 5 19 15 3 5 282 200 jj 28 8 5 50 49 147 13 332 264 12 12 I 1 2 2 7 12 148 21 172 133 11 9 15 9 26 16 3 7 149 24 3 69 61 15 8 3 16 14 5 7 3 4 150 77 6 260 199 34 20 12 10 1 4 22 17 21 17 151 15 204 194 4 4 25 21 2 4 56 38 13 13 5 11 152 101 7 174 154 19 11 34 25 126 97 9 6 10 4 34 29 153 74 2 194 156 14 16 25 16 4 5 167 136 52 47 41 34 154 41 10 128 123 13 8 53 43 14 21 19 16 27 19 155 25 1 113 90 5 5 30 25 14 14 9 12 9 10 156 20 2 226 207 7 8 3 2 7 10 27 29 6 12 9 2 24 25 157 1 56 6 153 139 25 15 16 5 2 74 61 3 2 4 3 44 38 158 159 104 29 268 230 81 69 95 65 4 10 84 51 35 25 4 4 56 47 160 123 13 422 371 26 16 129 100 3 6 43 36 21 16 14 11 38 39 161 41 13 70 60 2 3 7 6 46 29 6 5 12 7 162 68 5 188 158 21 i4 .., 287 172 26 19 163 59 23 91 88 20 11 14 10 7 32 20 17 22 7 5 38 50 164 12 1 58 47 3 1 10 3 1 1 11 5 1 1 5 8 165 80 55 5 3 36 27 5 6 1 1 11 24 166 78 4 273 245 7 4 19 13 5 2 81 53 7 7 2 4 14 12 167 68 2 106 92 12 3 24 13 1 1 119 106 19 15 9 9 168 89 24 248 227 41 38 29 17 31 37 34 30 1 1 17 17 169 28 23 11 8 15 11 5 1 2 1 170 99 24 411 366 26 23 7 4 1 7 57 46 9 9 42 33 171 11 534 401 63 30 2 9 25 18 9 2 172 61 13 202 186 26 26 98 71 28 18 14 ii 27 27 173 1 28 30 174 4 21 15 I 175 43 3 197 164 1 40 34 1 1 7 12 3 6 4 2 3 3 176 122 1 762 ?47 3 3 21 24 25 20 8 7 !1 5 177 15 166 135 15 16 64 45 104 103 9 9 6 6 19 11 178 46 26 186 23 221 206 1 103 64 326 231 78 63 82 64 69 53 179 7 5 96 79 25 13 17 10 4 11 24 21 9 8 6 5 180 64 2 294 287 22 31 50 34 6 6 102 86 20 23 4 1 27 23 181 30 1 136 144 7 2 17 21 4 6 32 17 6 6 25 20 182 126 8 246 259 6 4 18 16 5 16 234 145 55 63 38 34 42 46 183 77 16 183 158 25 31 74 50 6 7 30 26 9 8 1 98 85 184 171 25 243 195 67 43 59 61 2 2 150 132 39 29 19 16 31 30 185 ,.. 4 311 175 9 9 1 1 186 10 26 18 1 187 39 231 222 13 8 60 42 7 .6 70 45 8 7 10 9 39 37 188 35 129 121 13 11 21 19 2 1 12 10 1 IS 10 189 190 69 36 11,410 1,577 41,786 36,617 1,987 1,46/1 5,897 4,509 641 870 11,311 9,747 1,848 1,491 1,065 9354,515 4,076 200 Primary Censos Occupied houses No. of the l:l hamlets No. of " Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house- ~ Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "'\ TEHSIL FIROZABAD \ 190 Firozabad Municipal Board Firozabad .. Firozabad .. 1,260 8,941 12,947 1 716 1,058 2 551 849 3 939 1,514 4 1,306 1,638 S 846 1,237 6 645 950 7 1,016 1,185 8 823 1,371 9 92S 1,251 10 1,174 1,894 Total Tehsil Firozabad (Urban) 1,260 8,91/ 12,917 Total Tehsil Firozabad .. 411 129,923 27,002 38,126 AGRICULTURAL I-Cultivators ofland II-Cultivators ofland wholly or mainly wholly or mainly un- II-Cultivating owned and their owned and their labourers and their dependants dependants dependants =05 .g Name of Village or 8 Town/Ward M F M F M P 2 18 19 20 21 22 23 TEHSIL FIROZABAD 190 Firozabad Municipal Board 791 687 103 71 19 10 1 136 76 13 6 2 66 49 11 6 1 3 3 54 S9 21 16 2 2 4 49 46 3 2 7 '2 5 22 28 3 4 6 97 92 8 7 212 215 39 34 5 2 8 52 48 9 51 51 10 52 23 5 3 4 1 Total Tehsil Firozabad (Urban) 791 687 103 71 19 10 Total Tehsil Firozabad .. 42,577 37.314 3,090 2,539 5,916 4,519 201 Abstract-(contd.) Inmates of Total no. of persons insti tutions enumerated (including and inmates of institutions houseless Displaced and houseless (persons) persons persons Literates --_------ Persons Males Females M p M F M F 9 fo- --Tf----lZ--_-_--____l_c_3 __ ----y;r------1S--- 16 17 URBAN NON·CITY 65,438 37,145 28,]93 793 246 1,045 836 14.493 6,108 190 5,997 3,605 2,392 314 175 248 201 1,712 658 5,744 3,127 2,617 10 69 45 1,307 750 7,637 4,189 3,448 8 4 1,781 594 7,841 4,485 3,356 43 5 29 29 1,148 236 6,238 3,352 2,886 46 1 25 26 754 313 4,779 2,770 2,009 11 7 5 3 1,165 456 5,937 3,373 2,564 43 48 2,016 1,360 7,205 3,857 3,348 12 6 101 59 1,812 1,021 5,588 3,095 2,493 3 63 52 1,241 436 8,472 5,292 3,180 354 52 454 369 1,557 284 65,438 37,145 28,293 793 246 1,015 836 /1,493 6,108 199,211 109,195 90,016 1,110 507 1,114 872 25,913 7,685 ----~~--~-.- ---_---- ~------. ---.--~------~~- -_-_------_" CLASSES NON·AGRICULTURAL CLASSES ------~- -_- -'~- _-_--- _ IV Non·cultivat· ing owners of land; agricultural rent Icceivers; V-'Production VIII-Other services and their other than and miscellaneous dependants "ultlvation V[-.Comlfler<:e VIlI- Transport sources -_._- -_-- -- -_._-_- ---~------0 l'l 0 0 M F M F M F M F M F ""u --i4----25- --2-6----5;7- 28 29 30 31 32 33 --~------'-~ --~-- URBAN NON·CITY-(concld.) 273 240 18,907 13,765 9,127 7,776 1,369 904 6,556 4,840 190 14 7 1,559 927 825 669 123 94 935 613 21 19 1,104 941 1,322 1,115 117 91 485 393 95 100 1,943 1,454 1,198 1,130 172 128 704 559 15 14 3,051 2,317 718 564 188 123 454 288 7 3 1,965 1,574 574 614 49 3S 732 628 22 1,186 883 869 670 81 50 507 314 42 37 1,716 1,195 90S 717 67 34 387 330 31 34 1,725 1,420 1,418 1,315 64 54 567 476 19 23 1,583 1,262 638 511 191 137 613 509 7 3 3,075 1,792 660 470 317 158 1,172 730 l73 240 18,907 13,765 9,127 7,776 1,369 904 6,556 4,840 914 l,llO 31,218 23,512 11,975 10,267 2,434 1,839 11,071 8,916 202 Primary Census Inmates of Total no. of persons insli lulions enumerated (including and Occupied inmates of institutions houseless houses and houseJess persons) perS?DS No. of the ---~--- 8 hamlets No. of ...,u Name of Village or in the Area in No. of hOllSe- e Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F ~ ~ ~1- 2 3 4 5 Ii T ---- 8- --9 --IO~-I-I-~ 12 13 ----~------~-~- TEHSIL KHERAGARH 1 Aela 9 Kheragarh Satyan 4,826 635 785 4,361 2,372 1,989 2 Ata 2 Do. Kheragarh 966 123 149 380 222 158 3 Aurangpllf 1 Do. Do. 1,023 123 149 887 480 407 4 Babarpllr 1 Do. I radat Nagar 324 7 7 34 18 16 5 Baghaur .. 2 Do. Jagner 2,011 54 79 419 237 182 6 Barnni Kalan 1 Do. Do. 1,546 85 110 596 319 277 7 Baroni Khurd 1 Do. Do. 719 16 33 222 134 88 8 Baqalpur 1 Do. Kheragarh 661 66 85 496 256 240 9 Bargaon BlIzurg 2 Do. Jagner 1,22! 87 130 656 356 300 10 Bargaon Khurd 7 Do. Do. 4,109 136 243 1,325 719 606 11 Bartara I Do. Iradat Nagar 258 44 44 301 158 143 12 Barwar 8 Do. Kheragarh 2,190 305 337 1,944 1,013 931 13 Basai Jagner 9 Do. Jagner 3,708 442 632 3,074 1,658 1,416 14 Basai Kalna 2 Do. Iradat Nagar 407 55 55 362 198 164 15 Basai Kheragurh 2 Do. Kheragarh 1,418 103 137 768 414 354 16 Basai Khurd 2 Do. lradat Nagar 360 52 54 309 163 146 17 Bazidpur 1 Do. Jagner 763 55 87 437 253 184 18 Beri Chahar 10 Do. Kheragarh 2,603 728 890 4,803 2,605 2,198 19 Bhaison .. 4 Do. Do. 1,291 83 117 633 330 303 20 Bhakar .. 2 Do. Do. 1,337 126 135 732 382 350 21 Bhara 1 Do. Jagner 1,541 94 162 731 393 338 22 Bhawanpllra I Do. Do. 886 34 47 262 146 116 23 BhiJawali 2 Do. Kheragarh 1.741 177 217 1,204 637 567 24 Bhir-aw"ji .. I Do. Iradal Nagar 758 62 71 436 238 198 25 BhojplIr 1 Do. Khcragarh 354 69 76 469 234 235 26 Bhopur Jagner 1 Do. Jagner 31i2 14 18 98 63 35 27 Bhorpur Kheragarh " 1 Do. Kheragarh 764 46 50 254 143 111 28 Bidhauli Jagner 1 Do. Jagner 1,053 45 74 351 195 156 29 Bidhauli Kheragarh " 1 Do. Kheragarh 822 80 105 633 336 297 30 Rirai 3 Do. Saiyan 1,530 213 264 1,468 800 668 31 Birehum 6 Do. Do. 2,171 344 432 2,620 1,393 1.227 32 Birthala .. 5 Do. hadal Naga r 2,397 402 407 2,050 1,089 961 33 Bisaiplir 3 Do. Kheragarh 1,770 205 267 1,574 856 718 34 Bishera 2 Do. Saiyan 1,990 214 219 1,279 680 599 35 BisrampUl' 1 Do. Kheragarh 507 48 72 395 212 183 36 Burehra I Do. Do. 1,005 27 J26 703 362 341 37 Chachond 4 Do. Jagner 511 74 90 469 275 194 38 Chandi .. 2 Do. Kheragarh 432 39 45 230 119 111 39 Chandsora 3 Do. Jagner J,328 220 259 1,317 728 589 40 Chhatapura .. 1 Do. Iradal Nagar 434 44 44 296 158 138 41 Chhitapura Motipura 2 Do. Saiyan 556 133 160 934 497 437 42 Chhitapura Nagta Birai 1 Do. Do. 428 26 33 168 88 80 43 Chit 1 Do. Kheragarh 1,348 217 276 1,556 780 776 44 Chitpur .. 1 Do. Do. 255 30 30 178 98 80 45 Dahgawan 1 Do. Jagner 2,081 109 172 829 446 383 46 Danda .. 1 Do. Kheragarh 881 109 127 551 312 239 47 Dank>a 3 Do. Saiyan 1,875 13ri 184 983 535 448 48 Darki 2 Do. Iradal Nagar 781 90 100 54S 297 248 49 Deori 1 Do. Jagncr ],003 30 42 206 109 97 50 Dhanina 2 Do. Do. 2,386 131 168 770 424 346 51 Digrauta 5 Do. Kheragarh 1,926 412 522 2,883 1,522 1,361 52 Dungarwala 2 Do. Do. 667 111 123 652 353 299 53 Garhi Ahir I Do. Iradal Nagar 317 41 51 304 160 144 54 Garhi Karimpur 1 Do. Jagner 288 13 26 125 68 57 55 Garhsan 2 Do. Saiyan 1,260 189 203 1,219 665 554 56 Ghaskata 1 Do. Jagner 782 75 107 463 257 206 57 Ghusaina 5 Do. Kheragarh 2,480 145 185 912 482 430 58 Goharra .. 1 Do. I radat Nagar 254 39 40 245 133 112 59 Gorau 2 Do. Khcragarh 815 69 85 463 251 212 60 Gugawand 3 Do. Jagner 7,935 150 307 1,492 829 663 1 61 GuJabganj 1 Do. Do. 285 6 6 155 81 74 62 Hironda .. 1 Do. Saiyan 2,147 266 324 1,579 874 705 63 Iradatnagar 1 Do. lradat Nagar 281 242 255 1,284 681 603 64 .1agner Dehat 1 Do. Jagner 300 2 2 3 3 65 Jagner Do. Do. Town Area 66 Jajau .. 8 Do. Saiyan 2,737 338 406 2,302 1,255 1,047 67 Jaia1upur .. 1 -Do. Jagner 714 35 44 223 130 93 68 Jhitpur .. Do. Do. 577 Unpopulated 69 Jonai 1 Do. Saiyan 926 202 269 1,526 800 726 70 Kangraul 3 Do. Kheragam 3,339 741 897 4,350 2,311 2,039 71 Kaitholi 2 Do-. D() 567 2& 33 223 123 100 72 Karhki 1 Do. Jagncr. 510 17 26 147 83 64 73 Kalhumari 1 Do. Do. 1,084 85 103 477 ZS7 220 74 Khankara Do. Do. 246 Unpopulated 203 Abstrad-(contd.) AGRTCULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES -~-~----.---. ~------IV-.Non I- Cultiva 11- Cultiva cllllivating tors of land tors of land owners of wholly or wholly or land; agri_ mainly mainly 11[- Cultiva- cultural rent V- Produc VlII- Other owned unowned tlOg labour- receivers; lion other services and Displaced and their and their ers and their and their (han cuI- V[- Com- Vll-Trans- rniscella- persons Literates dependants dependants dependant" dependants tivation merce port nCOllS sources ci - -- - <:: .g M F M F M F M FM FM PM FMF M F M F 8 ---r4.. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 -~l (RURAL) 380 21 1,452 1,194 294 236 139 145 22 22 152 129 146 128 167 135 1 89 2 165 111 27 21 4 1 19 19 7 (, 2 8<1 2 282 243 40 29 65 58 ~ 13 39 35 5 2 9 7 32 20 3 In 16 I I 4 13 126 101 24 14 6 5 S4 48 10 2 17 12 5 40 6 211 186 82 71 2 2 6 5 5 5 10 5 6 48 36 86 52 " 7 60 6 175 158 42 42 16 15 I 9 10 6 I 2 6 6 7 8 48 2 255 205 95 79 1 I 8 3 4 1 4 9 38 I 568 508 51 43 9 2 35 17 18 10 5 38 21 10 24 1 53 52 77 67 11 9 I 3 6 6 5 4 2 5 11 104 5 717 648 50 45 54 50 2 2 74 66 38 28 1 78 91 12 255 1,113 885 178 193 25 38 206 195 91 79 13 12 32 14 !3 IR 167 143 4 I 13 9 2 2 3 3 9 6 14 60 330 293 59 45 2 5 2 4 5 :2 2 3 2 9 5 15 7 I 130 119 I 8 7 '. 8 8 2 6 5 8 7 16 17 144 99 25 24 21 9 5 6 33 28 5 3 4 5 16 10 17 609 3 1,894 1,569 130 107 80 63 2 4 238 221 92 77 4 I 165 156 18 26 265 248 44 31 4 6 8 II 16 19 27 239 243 94 70 ]0 4 2 3 5 26 17 2 8 9 20 4B 243 234 90 61 2 12 8 10 ') 21 17 15 9 21 10 106 89 17 10 5 5 18 12 22 101 7 475 432 76 69 25 20 2 I 19 14 14 7 3 3 23 21 23 24 2 181 148 14 II 34 34 5 2 4 2 I 24 48 3 123 J27 74 71 5 5 to 16 22 15 25 61 35 2 26 9 115 87 23 20 1 1 2 4 1 27 32 6 119 81 64 62 1 I 3 F 5 3 6 6 28 53 7 253 22g 30 17 16 15 7 8 3 30 26 29 127 13 648 552 90 70 12 to 4 4 10 7 5 9 4 16 30 219 'I 839 729 167 165 ~5 62 5 3 99 92 113 87 4 ~ 85 31 127 3 696 624 67 61 127 131 6 3 103 79 35 30 55 33 32 183 13 556 466 70 51 38 42 4 3 74 65 14 16 53 40 47 35 33 44 467 411 1 50 40 7 5 42 35 16 16 28 28 70 63 34 76 8 152 125 4 3 II 9 33 28 I 7 11 11 35 10 266 255 38 28 23 19 15 16 4 6 16 17 36 30 213 146 12 5 7 2 1 26 29 I 16 11 37 15 1 64 56 16 13 :!2 17 2 7 12 16 2 1 2 38 67 1 612 504 26 16 .. 3 7 38 26 22 13 27 23 39 4 119 104 24 20 11 S 4 6 40 9R 2 362 324 45 31 13 12 22 26 17 14 37 27 41 7 2 61 53 22 19 I 4 8 42 140 12 576 564 59 61 39 36 60 79 25 21 19 15 43 19 42 32 5 2 37 36 2 1 I II 9 44 75 3 343 280 57 53 8 9 2 5 14 15 6 10 16 11 45 29 267 209 8 5 5 I 13 7 3 2 16 15 46 31 467 384 45 45 6 3 3 6 6 3 3 3 5 4 47 5M 194 154 41 29 31 32 5 7 18 12 5 8 3 6 48 12 3 59 55 26 27 14 6 1 1 2 6 7 49 70 6 306 231 67 67 13 II 7 7 15 15 6 5 10 10 50 259 5 1,008 896 12 6 138 103 116 127 117 109 131 120 51 46 I 233 204 27 25 11 7 I I 2 78 63 52 30 102 101 14 10 20 12 19 18 5 2 53 4 45 39 12 12 2 5 4 4 1 1 54 104 504 417 20 19 70 62 21 12 30 20 3 20 21 55 11 161 118 34 31 3 35 26 6 7 9 7 12 14 56 95 II 366 335 76 62 9 4 6 6 6 5 3 3 16 15 57 12 t06 88 2 I 5 8 2 (, 6 3 3 2 4 58 21 225 187 10 12 1 2" 4 2 3 1 10 6 59 s 1I1l 3 721 567 13 S 4 3 7 35 41 19 6 34 34 60 1 54 36 26 35 2 1 1 61 148 Jl 592 449 106 87 48 54 36 34 28 33 29 29 35 19 62 147 II 167 162 30 21 56 48 15 16 108 93 180 152 34 26 91 85 63 3 3 .. 64 65 175 11 854 714 92 75 122 101 8 6 57 46 41 39 3 7 78 59 66 8 70 56 28 _19 16 II I 13 4 I 3 I 67 68 249 5 489 428 4 I 110 116 76 78 4'1 39 6 I 66 63 69 s 3 823 83 675 633 140 102 3D. 286 7 7 288 247 507 427 9S 73 287 264 70 17 109 88 4 3 4 2 6 7 71 2 28 20 55 44 72 16 169 138 18 17 35 26 27 27 8 12 73 74 204 Primary Census Inmates of inStitutions and Occupied houseless hOllses persons No. of the hamlets No. of Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house- Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres hOllses holds Persons Males Fem~les M F z 8 10 11 12 13 TEHSlL KHERAGARH 75 Khanpn[" 3 Khcragal'h Khelagar11 " 280 76 78 422 2J5 207 76 Kheragarh 1 Do. Do. 813 347 361 1,863 1,010 853 77 Khcria .. 7 Do. lradat Nagar 2,534 284 400 2,316 1,266 J,05O 78 Khohara Do. Jagner 193 Unpopulated 79. Kondri 2 Do. Do. 868 19 30 129 77 52 80 Kukandai I Do. Kheragarh '. 824 69 74 351 198 153 81 Kukawar 2 Do. Salyan 957 Wi 186 1,059 604 455 82 Kulhara 1 Do. " Kheragarh 1.045 68 71 331 168 163 83 Ladu Khera 7 Do. Salyan 2.372 546 • 573 3,260 1,746 1,514 84 Lahchora 2 Do. Do. 503 105 127 691 374 317 85 Lakhanpura 2 Do. Kheragarh 647 42 51 260 146 114 86 Lalpur .. 1 Do. Do. 406 'is 99 500 276 224 87 Mahav 3 Do. Iradat Nagar I,G87 251 286 1,671 879 792 88 Mahadeva I Do. Do. 883 107 128 652- 359 293 89 Mahav Khera I Do. " Kheragarh 455 83 103 557 305 252 90 Mai 1 Do. '. Saiyan " 511 69 70 402 227 175 91 Mangalpllr I Do. Tradal Nagar 163 47 47 335 182 153 92 Mewla .. I Do. Jagner 489 16 26 113 72 41 93 Mewl; I Do. Do... ],191 65 133 665 353 312 94 Mihawan 3 Do. Tradat Nagar 1,373 205 256 1,351 727 624 95 Mohanpur I Do. '. Saiyan '. 501 46 56 327 178 149 96 Motipura I Do. tradal Nagar 410 40 55 3n 203 114 97 Mukhra: 4 Do. " Saiyan 7~6 90 106 659 367 292 98 Murakia 6 Do. Do. 1.541 3~7 521 1,825 969 856 99 Nad;m 3 Do. Do. 1,160 302 362 1.962 1,028 934 7 100 Nag\a Blr Bhan 2 Do. Jagnel' 1,777 130 170 876 486 390 101 Nagia Duleh Khan I> Do. Khcragarh 1,845 164 258 J,265 661 604 102 Nagta Inami 2 Do. Saiyan 440 55 64 406 215 191 103 NagJa Kishna I Do. Jagner 439 I 1 5 4 1 104 Nail.!). Mahre I Do. .. Saiyall 47& 48 %7 50S 268 2,w 105 NagJii Qaslmpur 5 Do. Jagner .. 1,515 170 189 960 532 428 106 Nagla Satha! Do. . . Kheragarh .. 279 Unpopulated 107 Nagla Udaiya Do. Do. 50S 118 154 849 428 421 108 Nasaua 2 Do. Jagner " 1,168 44 58 168 'J7 71 109 Nauharka ] Do. . . !radat Na.,'ar 239 35 44 247 139 108 110 Naya Gaon ] 00. Jagner .. 1,066 76 161 749 420 329 III Nimeo, 4 Do. Kheragarh .. 1,498 108 143 645 360 285 112 Noni 5 00. " Jagner 3,974 348 479 2,363 1,278 1,085 10 113 Pachman 4 Do. " Jradal Nagar 366 105 109 644 332 312 114 Pahari Kalan 3 Do. Kheragarh 1,227 80 95 483 264 219 11 5 Pahar i Khurd Do. Do. 192 Unpopulated 116 Pahgusana 2 Do. Dp. 405 29 42 200 Jll 89 117 Pahrat ia .. 1 Do. Do. " 62 11 17 105 61 44 118 Panola 1 Do. Jradat Na.gar 225 36 44 270 150 120 119 Patparganj 1 Do. Khcragarh 33 \ 16 18 136 76 60 120 Patti Earwala I Do. Do. 17R 34 40 193 99 94 121 Pipretha .. 3 Do. Jagner 1.122 90 96 467 276 191 122 puseta .. 6 Do. Iradal Nagar 2,020 282 320 1,801 1,010 791 123 Raghupura 2 Do. Do. 1,277 151 178 1,080 560 520 124 Rajpura I 00. " Saiyan 451 97 123 679 363 316 125 Rasulpur 2 Do. Kheragarh 1,808 305 318 1,543 851 692 126 Rehlai 6 Do. Iradal Nagar 1,917 368 374 2,054 1,175 879 127 Richhoha 7 Do. " Jagner 4.858 264 438 2,101 1,162 939 128 Rithori ., 4 Do. Saiyan 1.258 427 469 2,525 1,354 1,171 129 Ruduau ., 1 Do. Kheragarh 818 29 42 203 115 88 no saduj)ura I Do. Iradat Nagar 495 45 45 226 142 84 J31 Saiyan ., 10 Do. Saiyan 3,446 576 611 3,639 2,006 1,573 132 Salebnagar 4 00. Khemgarh 452 157 186 923 501 422 133 Salphari Do. Jagner " 1,026 Unpopulated 134 Silokht.ra 1 Do. Tradal. Nagar 326 4& 60 390 204 186 135 sarai Ahmed I Do. Jagner .. 305 3 8 36 19 17 I 36 Sarenda ., 15 Do. Kheragarh .. 5,244 552 711 3,658 1,950 1,708 13 7 Sarendhi 6 00. Jagner 4,481 733 804 3,601 1,967 1,634 138 Sbahganj 1 Do. Do. 629~ 33 39 215 124 91 139 Sbahpur Jagner I Do. Do. 355 31 36 164 98 66 140 Sbahpur Nadin . 1 Do. Saiyan. .. 1,038 75 90 482 248 234 141 Sbahpur Ramkoh 1 D.p. . . Kheragarh .. 447 10 12 76 49 27 142 Sheikhpur Nagla 1 Do. . . Tradat Nagar 717 40 43 233 125 108 11 143 Sberpur .. 1 Do. Do. 682 58 S8 336 191 145 144 Siar Mau 4 Do. Do. 1,565 72 89 466 257 209 145 Sikanderpur 6 Do. Saiyan 1,211 176 184 1,040 541 499 146 Singaich .. 6 Do. '. Jagner 2,784 184 246 1,306 729 577 6 5 147 Singrauli I Do. Do. 962 62 108 465 262 203 148 Sitauli 4 Do. .. Kheragarh 1,437 107 H3 760 427 333 ~05 Abstract-( contd.) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRlCUL1 URAL CLASSES IV-Non- J-CUltlV., H-Cultiva- cultivalmg tors of land tors of land ownerS of wholly or wholly Of land; agrj- Vlll-Other mainly en lilliy ll[~-Cllltrv,,- cllllurairent V~Produc SCrv;.es and owned unowned ling 1,lbourer, rCC~lvel~; tJOn (llhel ml,cclla- Displaced ~nd t hell' and th"lr and their and therl thall clll- VI-Com- VII_118m· Ill( 1" persoll> Llterales dependant' .dependants depcnddllts dependanls tlvatJOJ1 melee POI t sources ~-- ~----~ ------_--- M F M F M F M F M F M M F M F M F M F 14 15 16 17 1~ 19 20 21--22- ..:.23_...... c2_4_...... 25 26 27 28 29 3D 31 32 33 ------~------( RURAL)-(contd.) 15 181 178 13 10 7 3 3 2 4 6 3 2 4 6 75 8 6 417 82 198 170 57 42 6 2 20 16 [74 143 210 208 74 62 271 210 76 113 4 90S 774 194 156 36 34 17 20 22 11 42 31 3 44 24 77 78 4 66 3Y 3 4 1 4 8 3 1 79 26 114 89 27 20 15 11 2 2 13 13 2 1 24 17 80 52 408 331 32 23 50 30 1 1 45 33 36 19 32 18 81 11 137 139 10 7 14 14 2 1 5 2 82 287 27 1,120 989 129 99 113 115 5 5 131 104 ti9 95 32 29 97 78 83 61 6 202 162 11 4 20 14 3 7 16 21 15 17 27 22 80 • 70 84 4 126 99 5 4 5 5 2 1 8 5 85 14 201 169 68 50 2 2 1 4 3 86 258 50 506 496 89 60 72 S~ 29 29 51 48 51 36 26 17 55 47 87 72 3 241 204 62 37 28 22 2 9 12 5 6 3 4 9 8 88 42 198 Hi3 82 64 6 3 6 3 1 10 5 6 10 89 27 160 120 6 3 28 28 19 14 3 3 II 7 90 13 1 112 92 27 15 21 20 12 11 9 14 91 27 I 67 38 5 3 92 84 10 273 250 39 29 12 4 15 15 1 14 13 93 111 6 547 444 5 5 118 104 37 47 4 I 16 23 94 12 138 122 19 16 4 2 4 2 13 7 95 3 134 114 10 11 35 34 13 10 5 1 6 4 96 59 4 246 206 44 33 33 24 1 1 12 7 8 6 23 15 97 336 25 712 637 27 21 69 58 1 56 53 IS 10 17 19 72 58 98 163 6 726 643 84 78 95 87 8 6 57 49 18 19 1 1 39 51 99 58 421 326 32 26 22 2S 4 4 3 1 4 8 100 68 6 533 501 93 67 6 2 5 8 6 6 1 20 101 12 207 18~ 2 1 I I'5 4 102 4 I 103 36 5 206 178 15 19 11 7 15 18 5 5 15 13 104 98 13 377 307 74 66 29 21 14 8 21 13 17 12 105 106 60 13 261 256 23 28 76 68 26 28 20 24 7 2 15 15 107 68 6 69 51 20 13 15 • ,. (; 5 5 3 2 108 15 103 82 1 17 14 3 3 109 23 267 197 95 66 2 7 2 1 40 46 10 5 1 I 3 6 110 15 238 182 80 71 18 10 3 2 6 10 15 10 111 246 31 659 503 112 79 38 24 36 34 264 278 78 70 20 15 71 82 112 49 231 237 23 24 25 11 26 17 21 20 6 3 113 12 190 169 38 25 20 10 8 4 8 11 114 115 14 100 81 1 1 7 6 I 116 1 1 48 37 10 4 2 2 1 117 18 129 101 3 2 10 10 (i 4 2 3 118 7 76 60 119 15 6 47 51 18 15 20 13 6 4 2 3 6 8 120 17 I 193 138 45 28 13 II 8 6 10 5 7 3 121 10 2 256 64 685 520 104 81 54 47 121 106 10 5 36 32 122 10 6 446 411 19 12 42 33 I 2 35 32 1 3 5 2 11 .25 123 45 2 205 174 56 62 25 15 1 3 20 22 34 22 7 5 15 13 124 97 10 635 516 91 57 34 24 2 3 37 39 21 20 31 33 125 117 1 771 59l 121 98 4 4 108 77 50 39 121 70 126 63 1 907 742 202 151 7 1 . 2 3 21 14 5 11 2 3 16 14 127 192 4 862 700 12 11 40 45 17 16 195 202 117 89 20 17 91"' 91 128 14 108 84 7 4 129 '14 60 26 11 7 3 2 1 9 6 4 3 130 4 413 40 1,037 811 130 107 260 190 7 8 164 146 174 113 93 59 201 139 131 112 IS 270 255 49 27 62 40 19 26 29 18 29 22 13 8 30 26 132 133 41 128 109 12 12 24 21 6 15 23 16 16 134 2 15 16 4 I 135 .i 40[ 44 1,088 1,007 463 402 163 (28 1 1 102 70 59 51 74 49 136 395 1,273 1,083 274 216 82 63 10 12 141 ti2 J(J() 74 87 74 137 3 118 86 1 I 2 2 2 3 138 15 75 47 14 11 5 7 4 1 139 23 181 164 28 33 6 5 3 10 i3 2 21 Iii 140 19 38 23 11 3 1 141 10 107 99 12 6 2 6 1 142 11 162 119 17 12 5 5 7 9 143 38 185 154 .37 27 17 11 6 8 12 9 144 15 376 342 90 88 3 30 30 17 11 4 3 24 22 145 109 5 562 449 88 70 16 5 II 13 9 7 6 4 37 29 146 47 158 119 26 16 36 34 3 23 20 12 3 7 8 147 46 357 279 46 37 1 1 1 2 6 16 14 148 206 Primary Ceos\lS Occupied houses No. of the g hamlets No. of '0" Name of Villli.ge or in the Area in No. of house- 0 acres houses U Town/Ward village Pargana Thana holds 1-~~2------3-- 4 5 6 7 8 ~ ---~ - ~------_------~--~- -- -- _------_-- --- ~---~ ---- TEHSIL KHERAG ARH 149 Son 3 Khl"lagalh Kheragarh 1,633 249 336 150 Soni Khera 1 Do. Jagner 2,723 53 85 151 Sonra 2 Do. Saiyan 1,421 254 273 152 Taharpur 1 Do. Do. 341 103 117 153 Tantpur 3 Do. Jagner 1,215 77 150 154 Tarhat ., 1 Do. Do. 446 33 43 155 Tehra 9 Do. Saiyan 2,277 445 528 156 Thansera 1 Do. Jagner 206 8 8 157 Tha~nda 1 Do. lradat Nagar 477 40 57 158 Waina 3 Do. Jagner 1,829 99 130 159 Untgir ., 2 Do. Kheragarh 969 118 156 160 Usarra ., 1 Do. Jagner 464 27 31 Total Tehsil Kherugaflt (Rural) 393 194,041 21,617 26,716 TEHSIL KHERAGARH 65 Jagner Town Area Klteragarh Jagner 3,223 552 751 Total Tehsil Khcragarlt (Urban) 3,223 552 751 Total Tebsil Kheragarlt 393 197,264 22,169 27,467 ------~------~ AGRICULTURAL l-Cllltiva- lI-Cultiva- t or~ d'f land tors of land wholly or wholly or malllly mainly II1-Cultiva- owned unowned ting labourers and thelT and theIr and their dependants dependants g dependants .g Name of Village or 0 U Town/Ward M F M F M F 2 18 19 20 21 22 23 TEHSIL KHERAGARH 149 Son 555 566 47 43 65 46 150 Soni Khera 218 135 6 11 151 Sonr,! 473 403 79 75 56 83 152 Taltarpllf 211 197 42 33 31 24 153 Tantpur 53 38 7 16 8 154 Tarhat 87 70 3 2 2 6 155 Tehra 1,021 937 132 121 56 51 156 Thansera 24 16 1 157 Thapencta 117 108 7 '4 36 33 158 lJdaina 350 296 19 4 I 159 Ungtir 291 237 45 34 37 32 160 Usarra 66 46 7 12 2 Total Tehsil Kheragarh (Rural) 50,402 42,773 7,282 5,902 4,521 3,823 TEHSlL KHERAGARH (is Jagner Town Area 678 472 ,\115 114 36 43 Total Tehsil Kheragarh (Urban) .. 678 ---~~-- -~- ----_ -~~ ------207 Abstract -(contd.) Inmates of Total no. of persons in~tltutions enumerated (Including and inmates ofmstitutions houseless Displaced and houseles. persons) persons persons Literates ---~------~----.-- ci ..,c: "" Persons Males Femalc~ Males Females Male~ Female, Males Females 8 --9------~-- .------_ --ro ---11 12 13 14 15 16 17 (RURAL) -(conld.) 1,484 757 727 118 149 388 234 154 11 150 1,399 726 673 116 151 622 334 288 59 6 152 740 409 331 86 153 176 95 81 21 154 3,013 1,599 1,414 324 9 1'5 41 25 16 " 156 306 161 145 3 157 680 375 305 32 158 843 451 392 68 159 140 83 . 57 6 160 110,776 76,173 64,603 28 14 .U 16 11,340 807 URBAN NON-CITY 3,901 2,119 1,781 18 748 96 65 3,901 1,119 1,782 18 748 96 144,677 78,292 66,385 28 32 33 16 13,088 903 ------"------.~- CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES IV-Non- cultivating owners of land; agri- VIII-Other cultural rent V-Production services and receivers; other than misceIla- and their cultivation VI-Commerce VI-Trampart neous dependants sources o· Q 0" M F M P M F M F M F U"" 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 (RURAL)-(c,wcld.) 2 30 18 18 16 8 11 32 27 149 1 5 3 5 4 150 1 62 58 20 15 35 38 151 1 8 II 15 6 1 25 17 152 1 193 177 44 20 28 23 67 65 153 2 3 1 154 6 3 129 95 73 54 30 22 152 131 155 156 157 4 5 158 19 33 17 15 42 41 159 ! 2 2 2 160 497 538 5,063 4,580 3,313 2,661- 745 609 4,350 3,717 URBAN NON-CITY-{concld.) 40 40 395 338 358 340 70 63 427 372 65 40 .f0 395 338 358 340 70 63 427 372 537 578 5,458 4,918 3,671 3,001 815 672 4,777 4,089 208 Primary Census Inmates of Total no. of persons institutions enumerated (including and Occupied inmates of institutions hous'less houses and houseless persons) persons 0 No. of the -----~------~ -_ ---- t::I Q hamlets No. of Name of VllIage or in the Area in "'0. of house- 8 Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females .M F -1'----2- -- --4"" --- -5------6 -7 -- - l{- Y 9 10 II 12-- -IT ------~~--- ~---~ ------_,- - --~------TEHSIL KIRAOLI I Abhcdonpura 2 Kiraoli Achnera 1,586 305 362 2,011 1,063 948 2 Abhuapura I Do. Do. 756 293 442 2,193 1,154 1,039 2 3 Achnera Do. Do. Town Area 4 Akbara 3 Do. Hariparbat 2,475 147 166 948 516 432 5 Akhwai 3 Do. Malpllra 1,117 126 127 782 413 369 6 Anganpura Do. Achnera 387 48 53 253 146 107 7 Ardaya Do. Do. 1,310 20S 300 1,588 841 747 3 3 Arehra ., Do. Fatehpur- 1,56(, 120 135 792 415 377 Sikri \I Arsena 1 Do. Achnera 1,448 148 169 855 445 410 10 Arua Khas 4 Do, Do. 1,464 224 227 1,199 613 586 5 11 Aloos 1 Do. Do. 1,03! 307 318 1,644 882 762 12 Aulcnda 7 Do. Falehpur- 4,327 347 350 ),612 886 726 28 4 Sikri 13 Babraud 2 Do. Achnera 8!4 64 78 428 232 196 14 Badanpur Barnawai 2 Do. FatehpUf- 93J 57 57 327 149 178 SIkri 15 Bagh Kalan 1 Do. _, Achnera 99 16 16 100 57 43 16 Baha 3 Do. ,. Kheragarh 1,281 336 459 ],819 987 832 17 Baharaw~ti Kha~ 1 Do. Achnera 373 50 70 311 173 138 26 18 Bakanda Khas 2 Do. _, Fatehpur- 1,525 43 53 305 ]65 ]40 Sikri 19 BamanpLlra 4 Do. Do. 514 lOT 135 679 407 272 20 Bandrauli 1 Do. Do. 509 18 36 2110 101 99 21 Banpllr 3 Do. Do. 730 87 103 518 274 244 22 Brauda Sadar 1 Do. .. Malpura 707 91 DO 599 306 293 23 Barauli 2 Do. Achnera 778 96 J18 636 349 287 24 Basiva Bobla 6 Do. ,. Malpura 566 307 357 1,987 1,085 902 25 Basiya Jot raj 3 Do. Do. 357 98 II! 603 337 266 26 Basiya Malkana 1 Do. Achnera 779 32 56 334 188 146 27 Basiva Raimal 3 Do. .. Malpura 456 133 157 866 449 417 28 Basehri Chahar 3 Do. FalehpuT- 1,025 168 270 1,619 889 730 Sikri 29 Basehr i Qazi 1 Do. Do. 540 48 60 330 172 158 30 Basehri Sikander 1 Do. Do. 460 12 16 118 59 59 31 Bastai 2 Do. Acbnera 581 90 106 521 286 235 32 Bazidpur Do. Fatehpur- 674 Unpopulated Sikd 33 Beman " 2 Do. Do. 1,347 214 280 1,459 787 672 34 Bhanderi 1 Do. ,. Aclmera 534 58 72 357 199 158 35 Bharkol .. 3 Do. Fatehpur- 1,033 104 149 748 412 336 29 Sikri 36 Bhilauli 2 Do. Achnera 754 11 S 121 541 280 261 37 Bhopm 1 Do. FatehpUf- _, 924 114 114 537 301 236 Sikri 38 Biara 1 Do., Achnera 938 267 284 1,422 761 661 39 BidY ------~ ~---- 209 Abstract-(contd.) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGR[CULTURAL CLASSES IV-.Non I -Cliitiva II- Cultiva culli vating tors orland tors of land owners of wholly or wholly or land; agri- VUI-Other mliniy m tinly III -Cultiva cultural rent V -Produc- services and owned unowned ling labour receivers: tion other miscella- Displaced and their and their ers and their and thelr than cul- VI-Com VII~Trans- neous persons Literates dependants dependants dependants dependants tivation merce port sources -----_------~------" M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F8 14 15- 16 17 18 19 20 27 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 (RURAL) 293 38 481 407 2 2 48 46 364 346 96 84 15 6 57 57 1 42 689 607 141 168 139 117 29 25 15 8 141 114 2 3 140 15 325 272 52 49 31 18 3 5 5 2 42 43 58 43 4 60 356 321 13 12 8 11 10 4 12 8 5 3 9 10 5 6 122 84 5 7 11 13 2 6 3 6 99 '2 541 479 76 79 48 39 53 40 15 12 5 3 103 95 7 7'}. 3 286 243 31 36 18 33 51 37 7 8 4 4 18 16 8 102 3 292 284 28 22 29 22 t 40 28 5 7 2S 15 25 32 9 113 8 328 315 97 92 66 65 16 23 20 24 49 38 3 9 34 20 10 201 8 574 487 34 26_ 4 4 26 26 61 42 79 78 104 99 11 p5 5 648 539 100 76 39 21 4 8 27 28 5 2 2 61 52 12 44 159 131 9 3 21 16 16 17 21 15 6 13 13 6 138 168 2 3 6 4 3 3 14 12 2 15 16 4 3 17 21 21 3 15 155 2 697 598 116 99 43 38 51 47 18 18 62 32 16 38 2 50 36 5 4 21 16 78 71 3 16 11 17 153 129 4 2 3 1 2 1 3 7 18 70 273 185 10 4 55 36 7 5 29 20 18 9 15 13 19 14 1 88 9 5 9 6 20 35 3 I~~ 154 34 29 17 11 1 30 26 19 12 1 3 10 8 21 49 4 166 162 9 8 43 32 21 20 56 62 11 9 22 19 237 206 1 2 48 38 1 30 21 6 3 3 3 24 13 23 95 5 684 561 47 39 74 50 7 I3 149 134 33 32 18 16 73 57 24 21 230 170 29 18 4 21 20 1 3 19 19 37 32 25 8 124 98 41 35 2 3 11 6 5 2 5 2 26 116 's 272 285 46 28 32 31 71 53 10 9 18 11 }.7 124 1 662 531 40 39 101 68 5 s 37 37 4 23 2 34 22 28 18 133 124 28 24 1 1 4 3 6 6 29 10 6 39 44 18 14 2 I 30 59 169 152 35 32 25 12 9 18 36 7 12 14 31 32 92 636 510 20 65 34 19 41 44 26 15 18 30 1 33 19 142 111 I3 10 13 10 I 8 7 20 18 2 2 34 65 7 249 211 83 59 9 8 2 2 46 35 1 5 2 2 20 14 35 53 230 213 11 17 19 21 5 5 4 11 5 36 54 232 184 36 29 5 2 15 9 4 3 9 9 37 212 18 466 433 43 30 95 74 8 14 52 33 26 15 71 62 38 65 7 209 178 1 7 5 16 7 27 20 39 1 23 15 1 40 50 212 194 1 8 7 20 i6 7 5 '5 4 41 23 258 231 7 3 13 19 1 13 17 5 8 42 43 .5 482 452 10 5 7 2 21 18 7 11 5 6 47 20 43 115 1 195 163 26 30 6 1 12 6 3 1 6 8 19 I? 44 129 315 247 85, 74 17 16 46 59 14 12 91 82 45 9 71 53 1 1 46 159 753 643 42 22 72 50 87 74 50 51 48 53 95 81 47 109 129 120 163 137 55 50 33 31 22 15 22 15 48 44 5 235 193 37 28 24 22 2 24 16 8 11 2 24 18 49 33 342 337 9 IO 2 1 6 7 16 9 SO 88 391 350 41 24 4 2 IS 14 10 6 26 23 51 3 165 141 • 1 31 24 3 5 40 29 4 4 9 7 52 90 3 391 308 107 93 16 5 39 27 28 40 53 33 209 183 15 16 22 15 21 19 6 3 15 8 S4 428 14 754 664 61 40 117- 181 3 5 156 141 159 109 101 82 55 15 283 209 17 10 43 29 7 9 8 10 21 15 3 1 14 11 56 198 12 532 498 81 66 54 35 30 33 1 2 36 31 57 120 1 530 422 2 3 7 5 37 39 15 12 57 43 46 32 58 78 14 230 193 63 40 20 II 10 5 11 10 22 31 59 68 8 311 262 33 29 24 12 11 10 15 14 8 7 27 27 60 11 46 31 I 1 61 210 Primary Census Inmates of Total no. of persons institutions enumerated (including and Occupied inmates of insti tut1on& houseless houses and houseless persons) persons No. of the 8 hamlets No. of .g Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house- 8 TOv.l1/Ward village Pargl1lla Thl1lla acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 TEHSIL KIRAOLI 62 Ghorauli I Kiraoli ., Fatebpur-Sikri 570 20 21 83 54 29 4 63 Gobra .. 1 Do. .. Achnera 597 100 121 623 343 28& 64 Gopau .. 3 Do. Do. 1,805 233 34~ 1,411) 729 681 65 Gothra .. I Do • .. FMChpUI- 841 58 60 394 210 184 Sikri 66 Gujarpura 1 Do. Do. 731 59 81 369 201 168 67 Gurha .. 3 Do. Achnera 564 41 47 219 1Z1 98 68 GurkiMandi 1 Do . . , Fatelrpur- 947 150 175 sn 434 389 Si1cri Hansela .. 3 Do. .. Achnera 1,889 261 261 1,660 929 7M 7 69 1 70 -Hanspura 1 00. .. Fatehpur- 402 55 55 270 151 119 Sikri 71 Ikr=agar 2 Do. Khcragarh .. 751 126 126 724 391 333 72 Imlauda 1 Do. Fatehpur- 732 59 59 344 177 167 ' Si1cri 73 Jahanpur 1 Do. Do. 520 88 90 44S 223 222 Jaingara 2 Do. Do. 1,897 235 264 1,516 823 693 16 74 861) 6 75 Jajau 1 00. Do. 2,054 302 333 1,835 975 76 Jajauli .. 3 00• 00. 997 89 143 711 379 332 77 Jakha 1 Do. .. Achnera 176 20 23 106 59 47 78 Janutha " 1 Do. Do. 832 113 160 924 481 443 79 Jautana 1 Do. Fatehpur- 1,974 140 191 927 474 453 2 Sikri 80 Jbarau!i t Do. Acbnera 730 53 79 388 217 171 81 Jitaura 1 00. .. Malpura .. 544 73 74 376 -216 160 82 Jugsena " t 00. Achnera 973 27 27 133 74 59 83 Kachaura 3 00. Do. 2,579 18 28 2,065 1,105 960 10 84 Karahra 4 Do• .. Malpura 1,974 240 277 1,964 9118 976 9 85 Karahai 2 00. ,. Fatehpur- 899 57 71 369 192 177 Sikri 86 Kasauti ,. Do • .. Acbnera 502 49 56 Z68 147 121 87 Kathwari 00. Do. 805 126 146 1,217 652 565 88 Khandwai Do. Do. 901 116 116 587 335 252 89 Khanpur Nithari Do• . , Fatehpur- 577 15 22 99 52 47 Sikri 90 Khera Bakanda 2 Do. Do. 746 59 73 3SS 199 156 91 KheraJat 1 00. Do. 777 61 99 423 224 199 92 Khera Sandhan 1 Do. Aclmera 1,068 51 82 441 241 200 Kheragarh " '. 1,213 230 1,153 619 534 93 Kheria 5 Do. " 135 94 Kitham " 2 Do• . , Aclmera 1,691 198 213 1,020 563 457 2,571 118 244 1,407 763 644 58 95 Konrai " 7 Do. .. Fatehpur· Sikri 96 Kukthala 2 Do• .. Achnera 1,240 94 225 1,215 631 S84 97 Lohkarera 1 00. Do. 675 105 223 1,094 609 485 98 Mai 1 Do. Do. 1,071 110 132 733 385 348 99 MaiBuzurg 4 Do. ,. Fatehpur- 988 123 222 397 22S 172 Sikri 100 Mahdau ,. 3 Do. Do. 1,438 55 183 835 424 411 101 Mahuar " 2 Do• . , Aclmera 1,025 93 241 1,263 6SS 6&8 102 Malikpura 1 Do. .. Fatebpur- 551 54 73 422 230 192 Sikri 103 Mandauli 3 Do. Do. 1,019 75 89 438 267 171 104 Mandi Mirza Khan 1 Do. Do. 303 146 200 1,023 S35 488 105 Mangoli Kalan 1 Do. Da. 478 52 64 316 171 145 106 Mangoli Khurd 1 Do. Do. 449 17 19 107 55 52 107 Mangraul Gujar 3 00. .. Achnera 1,744 20 43 983 526 457 Hl8 Mangraul Jat 2 Do. Do. 1,475 155 275 1,295 705 S90 109 Mangura 4 Do. Do. 1,112 182 192 1,013 522 491 llO Manian " 1 Do. .. Mlllpura 579 52 112 327 175 152 570 58 85 316 171 145 111 Mohammadpur 1 Do. " Fatehpur- Sikri 112 Mori 1 00. .. Achnera 487 23 30 159 81 78 113 Mumarizpur 1 Do. Do. 295 54 69 533 290 Z43 114 Murenda,. 1 00. Do. 460 121 125 529 291 238 115 Nagar .. 2 Do. Do. 670 200 252 1,433 77{J 663 116 NaglaArrua 1 Do. D ... 1,391 123 126 572 300 272 117 Nagla Baharawati 3 -_Do. Do. 600 124 134 679 344 33S 118 Nagla MangoIi 1 Do. ,. Fatehpur- 495 49 54 227 126 101 Sikri 119 NaglaSarai 3 Do. DO. 783 104- 134 634 356 278 791 139 143 740 392 348 120 N~Sikarwar 3 Do. " Malpura .. 121 N bani 1 00. Do, 877 161 168 671 348 323 122 Ninau .. 1 Do • .. Acbnera .• 344 4() 56 289 152 137 123 Naraul .. 1 Do• Kheragarh •. 1,013 59 63 -339 182 151 211 Abstract-( contd.) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES IV-Non- I - Cultiva II- Cultiva- cultivating tors of land tors of land owners of wholly or wholly or land; agri- VIII- Other mainly mainly IlI- Cultiva- cultural rent V- Produc- services and owned unowned ting labour- receivers; tion other miscella- Displaced and their and their ers and their and their than cui- VI- Com- VU-Trans- neous persons Literates dependants dependants dependants dependants tivation merce port sources g M F M F M M F M FM F M F M FM FM F~ ==~14:==~15~==~1~6==~1:7==-_-=1~8~_-_-_-~~19====20====2=1===2~2===2~3===~~==~2~5__ ~26~ __27~~2~8 __~2~9 __~3~0 __ ~3~1 ___ 3~2 __ ~33 (RURAL)- (contd.) 6 13 4 31 19 1 8 6 1 62 23 224 183 6 4 64 49 2 3 27 23 5 5 'j 14 10 63 91 3 625 572 16 9 46 55 15 18 8 13 8 6 11 8 64 32 1 208 181 1 I 3 65 12 183 160 5 2 4 8 4 66 10 104 77 8 11 5 3 2 3 2 4 67 92 13 203 185 32 27 S 11 6 7 8& 69 27 28 17 12 53 50 68 166 3 558 425 8 9 99 70 89 166 154 47 21 14 69 35 2 126 98 11 997 5 5 70 ~ 357 304 1 1 17 20 724 3 5 3 71 37 5 141 145 21 17 4 11 5 72 26 3 159 168 4 2 5 5 48 37 2 4 5 6 73 151 16 474 437 19 6 91 66 m 95 79 59 2 1 34 29 74 2 223 22 701 643 18 18 ,146 106 52 41 25 19 33 33 75 50 1 319 277 23 29 3 3 18 14 6 4 10 5 76 5 53 43 4 3 1 1 1 77 81 7 391 353 9 5 24 29 22 21 20 icj 1 1 1 13 is 78 155 4 340 302 27 29 13 10 67 85 2 2 6 25 19 79. 33 129 102 51 38 24 14 7 6 1 5 11 80 47 2 164 117 8 6 1 1 11 12 6 7 1 25 17 81 4 1 66 50 3 4 1 2 3 2 1 1 82 20 26 730 640 105 70 89 76 1 6 66 64 36 35 38 27 40 42 83 115 13 539 542 85 111 116 100 9 5 105 84 53 57 26 20 55 57 84 16 167 164 1 21 12 3 1 gS 20 113 96 6 7 17 11 5 4 2 1 1 3 2 86 16 259 234 89 72 84 70 3 12 77 74 54 33 18 12 68 58 87 45 2 268 198 26 20 9 5 2 1 12 14 5 4 2 4 11 6 88 1 46 42 3 1 3 4 89 9 154 117 24 ~ 9 4 4 5 2 3 5 90 43 150 130 46 46 4 3 13 9 2 2 9 9 91 16 119 97 36 32 38 29 22 12 7 3 3 9 16 18 92 79 1 420 360 41 41 13 8 73 47 8 11 42 43 22 24 93 39 5 290 227 111 98 36 29 25 18 10 15 47 32 44 38 94 92 3 504 422 128 113 10 5 28 28 10 10 13 5 70 61 95 37 132 497 463 3 92 83 24 20 2 1 13 17 96 195 70 476 364 9 1 38 45 51 46 5 8 11 6 19 15 97 50 265 254 6 8 90 70 11 9 13 7 98 122 2 188 140 20 15 10 13 7 4 99 33 255 257 59 55 52 41 21 22 4 2 14 14 18 20 100 96 479 436 13 17 54 51 10 13 55 40 6 12 38 39 101 18 82 29 127 158 6 2 2 3 1 1 9 2 102 16 238 150 1 542 14 8 10 6 103 152 9 442 416 32 28 10 13 8 13 22 13 2 19 5 104 18 121 101 15 17 8 8 2 3 12 8 13 8 105 4 50 49 4 3 1 .i 106 . i 18 17 373 314 42 43 58 49 11 9 16 17 , i 25 25 107 4 3 44 .6 379 318 42 40 139 109 74 62 11 5 1 59 55 108 88 5 306 265 96 91 26 ~ 1 42 46 9 13 7 6 35 46 109 40 136 119 4 341 11 7 1 20 21 110 45 6 116 100 30 28 8 5 11 7 2 4 4 1 111 3 71 68 1 3 2 2 7 4 1 112 23 3 233 195 17 12 25 16 6 10 9 10 113 .. 51 1 158 119 46 38 25 18 1 5 21 22 4 6 7 7 29 23 114 233 1 517 434 32 20 2 2 9 7 63 65 49 33 2 4 96 98 lI5 50 187 186 33 33- 21 13 17 7 7 5 7 8 9 11 19 9 116 82 2 154 172 55 51 21 22 75 63 14 6 25 21 117 10 94 82 1 5 5 4 7 2 1 7 5 It 3 118 44 233 180 98 77 10 6 11 9 2 2 2 4 119 9 284 254 24 16 33 26 30 29 5 2 16 21 120 69 214 212 14 7 47 40 2 30 36 19 13 22 14 121 14 118 102 16 9 4 5 8 6 3 1 1 2 14 122 19 148 135 14 444 1 5 7 5 4 5 3 123 212 'Primary Census Inmates of Total no. of persons institutions enumerated (including and Occupied inmates of institutions houseless houses and houseless persons) persons No. of the ---- hamlets No. of Code N arne of Village or in the Area in No. of house- no. Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F, 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 TEHSIL KIRAOU 124 Nayabans 1 Kiraoli Achnera 996 64 74 295 152 143 125 Nazirpura I Do. Fatehpur 382 13 14 68 41 27 Sikri 126 Ninwaya 3 Do. ., Achnera 615 89 119 562 297 265 127 Nurpur 1 Do. Fatehpur 539 62 81 411 207 204 Sikri 128 Pali Kiraoli Do. Do. 906 121 132 612 320 292 6 129 Pali Sadar Do. Achnera 443 35 43 207 109 98 130 Panchakki Do. Fatehpur 331 15 21 81 47 34 Sikri 131 Panwari Do. Achnera 1,371 356 394 1,794 923 871 132 Patsal ., Do. Fatehpur 2,039 134 152 647 356 291 Sikri 133- Purarnana 5 Do. Achnera 1,077 545 792 3,270 1,800 1,470 128 134 Raibha 7 Do. Do. 4,040 621 787 4,302 2,298 2,004 135 Raipur Ahir 1 Do. Do. 12S 77 99 552 291 261 136 Rampur 1 Do. Do. 338 33 38 186 109 77 137 Ra.<;ulpur Kiraoli 1 Do. Fatehpur 529 35 54 302 156 146 Sikri 138 Rasulpur Sadar 1 Do. Achnera 426 20 23 111 63 48 1:'.9 Rithaura 1 Do. Malllura 674 16 24 144 75 69 '140 Rujholi .. 1 Do. Fatehpur 650 187 209 1,260 681 579 Sikri 141 Runkata 3 Do. Achnera 4,044 427 536 2,854 1,552 1,302 70 142 Sahanpur 2 Do. Fatehpur 1,522 37 56 260 150 110 Sikri 143 Sahi 1 Do. Achnera 743 180 205 1,028 554 474 4 144 Sakatpur' . 1 Do. po. 379 131 139 792 419 373 145 Salernabad 2 Do. Fatehpur 724 139 176 857 484 373 Sikri 146 Sandhan 3 Do. Achnera 2,435 418 543 2,756 1,534 1,222- 16 147 Samra 3 Do. Fatchpur 2,641 263 299 1,493 770 723 Sikri 148 Santha 2 Do. Achnera 960 106 120 609 357 252 2 149 Sarsa 1 Do. Fatehpur 1,177 201 204 1,238 651 587 Sikri 150 Sehta Do. Achnera 657 62 70 312 163 149 1St Sugnapur Do. .. Malpura 664 33 40 222- 114 108 152 Sikrauda Do. Fatehpur 1,900 230 253 1,290 694 596 Sikri 153 Sikri Hissa IV 1 Do. Do. 1,886 160 362 1,837 985 852 154 Sikri Hissa II 2 Do. Do. 1,052 33 34 158 80 78 155 Singarpur 3 Do. Achnera 499 20 44 261 141 120 33 156 Singna 4 Do. 00. 1,992 172 172 849 452 397 157 Sipahra 1 Do. Fatehpur 260 16 29 159 83 76 Sikri 158 Sirauli 1 Do. Do. 471 65 79 305 172 133 159 Sonothi 1 Do. Do. 630 83 93 477 246 231 575 38 40 279 151 128 160 ~unehra 1 Do. Do. 4 161 Surauthi .. 1 Do. Achnera 743 51 56 303 153 150 4 162 Tajpur 4 Do. Do. 757 101 105 533 291 242 163 Tehra Rawat 2 Do. Fatehpur 985 81 97 523 264 259 Sikri 164 Thapi 1 Po. Achnera 288 22 27 116 61 55 165 Tikri 2 Do. Fatehpur 811 141 157 889 468 421 Sikri 166 Tirpuri I Do. .. Achnera 341 15 16 125 58 67 167 Turkia 1 Do. Do. 538 62 62 331 178 153 168 UjFai 1 Do. Malpura 589 158 161 869 487 382 169 Undera 1 Do. Fatehepur 2,246 230 304 1,612 849 763 Sikri 170 Uttu Do. Do. 632 20 25 116 61 55 171 Fatehpur Sikri Do. Do. Municipality Total Tebsil KiraoH (Rural) 305 170,199 20,313 25,390 132,841 71,321 61,520 370 161 213 Abstrad-(rontd.) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES IV- Non cultivating 11- Cultivators owners of 1- Cultivators of ofland wholly land; agri- VIII~Other land wholly or or mainly III- Cultivat· cultural rent V-Produc- services and mainly owned unowned ing labourers receivers; tion other miscella Displaced and their and their and their and their than cul- VI- Com- VII-Trans- neous persons Literates dependants dependants dependants dependants tivation merce port sources ------"----- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 32 33 (RURAL)-·(l"oncld.) 42 111 102 8 15 12 9 2 19 17 124 4 41 27 125 SO 164 137 48 41 11 5 8 9 35 34 11 16 2 19 21 126 25 147 135 28 34 14 10 2 11 10 5 10 2 3 127 76 1 268 255 25 18 11 13 3 1 2 1 3 3 8 I 128 29 4 80 62 6 13 10 6 3 3 1 1. 1 9 11 129 7 32 22 15 12 130 144 13 380 353 13 9 156 127 9 25 116 115 65 64 96 92 88 86 131 27 283 236 14 16 24 16 6 1 2 3 13 9 14 10 132 3 300 52 590 450 7 10 5 7 343 276 406 359 46 41 403 327 133 135 14 1,636 1,436 15 15 106 76 1 149 127 132 109 88 68 172 172 134 45 7 196 179 17 23 55 42 4 2 4 6 12 8 3 1 135 46 2 96 70 3 1 10 6 136 23 137 130 10 10 5 3 1 3 3 137 8 57 47 3 2 138 13 70 61 4 4 4 1 139 132 15 447 370 51 56 74 60 33 23 34 31 42 39 140 242 68 631 577 166 141 63 44 24 23 126 119 333 255 66 48 143 95 141 15 2 130 98 8 8 1 4 2 7 2 142 136 10 315 290 37 26 38 30 71 57 14 14 22 12 57 45 143 101 14 309 268 28 31 15 20 23 14 5 7 4 5 35 28 144 107 6 370 283 7 6 70 55 2 2 14 7 4 2 17 18 145 87 7 1,079 832 89 86 102 88 4 7 74 56 70 45 10 10 106 98 146 80 472 452 158 133 52 46 38 38 22 20 7 8 21 26 147 92 8 153 119 115 71 2 42 22 11 11 6 3 30 24 148 62 2 521 486 82 70 22 10 9 7 11 6 6 8 149 46 6 92 93 11 16 7 2 29 19 6 4 18 15 ISO 5 102 99 6 2 2 4 2 2 2 1 151 109 398 367 107 82 31 24 75 53 17 19 5 61 51 152 226 6 656 582 24 14 51 36 2 107 91 30 26 3 114 100 153 1 72 73 3 3 5 2 154 8 1 72 67 18 18 12 16 36 11 3 8 155 105 20 333 297 10 3 24 12 32 35 15 24 11 3 27 23 156 1 68 71 9 3 2 4 2 157 22 107 78 37 31 8 6 14 15 6 3 158 61 2 174 177 59 49 1 1 1 3 8 4 159 27 102 93 6 9 10 8 3 13 9 9 2 8 6 160 14 135 132 2 1 6 2 2 2 11 10 161 20 2 194 167 72 57 1 4 6 13 7 8 4 162 35 4 123 120 4 8 1 114 110 2 3 1 19 18 163 4 35 34 9 6 9 9 4 1 2 3 2 2 164 88 3 330 299 91 84 9 4 19 16 3 1 16 17 165 4 55 66 3 1 166 52 92 85 32 33 i4 16 16 8 4 5 10 6 167 148 1 338 261 23 21 47 42 26 15 13 20 9 6 31 17 168 173 6 643 566 68 64 25 20 40 41 24 23 4 49 45 169 8 36 34 ;U 19 2 2 2 170 111 10 9 11,109 921 47,093 40,8725,2164,5# M36 3,754 303 351 5,411 4,737 3,(H5 2,191 1,030 890 4,564 3,878 214 Primary Census Ocrupied houses No.oftlle hamlets No. of Code Name Jf Village or in the Area in No. of house- no. Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 , mHSIL KIRAOU 3 Achnera Town Area Kiraoh Achnera 2,476 1,427 1,571 1 415 416 2 326 404 3 494 549 4 -_ 192 _~2 171 Fatehpur Sikri Municipal Board Kiraoli Fatehpur Sikri f 2,oj2 1,273 - 1,5 7~ I 295 349 2 212 262 3 244 273 4 190 242 5 193 244 6 139 197 Total Tebsil Kiraoli (Urban) MOB 2,700 3,138 Total Tehsn Kiraoli 30S 174,707 23,043 28,528 AGRICULTURAL I_,Cultivators of land wholly or 11-Cultivators of land mainly owned wholly or mainly un- III-Cultivating and their owned and their labourers and their dependants dependants dependants Cod. Name of Village or no. TownjWard M F M F M F 2 18 19 20 21 22 23 TEHSIL KIRAOLI 3 Achnera Town Area 713 611 44 34 281 222 1 147 140 14 10 237 IS8 2 330 275 18 12 18 9 3 235 195 12 11 26 25 4 1 1 1 171 Fatehpur Sikri Municipal Board 539 544 184 166 13 13 1 159 150 19 18 2 73 110 17 22 .i 3 170 157 48 29 5 7 4 86 69 6 5 5 5 4 99 97 t 6 46 54 1 Total Tehsi1 Kiraoli (Urban) 1,252 1,155 128 200 294 235 Total TehslI Kiraoli 48,34S 42,027 5,444 4,744 4,930 3,989 215 Abstract-(concld.) Inmate3 of Total no. of pel'SOns institutions enumerated (including and inmates ofinstitutions houseless Displaced and houseless persons) persons persons Literates d 1:1 -8 Persons Males Females M F M F M F 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 URBAN NON·ClTY 7,509 4,053 3,456 19 14 104 76 1,287 362 3 2,119 1,131 988 13 12 4 3 223 46 2,008 1,103 905 2 2 32 22 453 132 2,733 1,425 1,308 41 37 556 129 649 394 25S 4 27 14 55 55 8,959 4,775 -1,184 1 12 28 20 847 214 171 2,066 1,111 955 17 13 304 86 1,167 592 575 1,973 1,107 866 80 2 ),209 636 573 242 61 1,553 813 740 1 12 11 7 197 39 991 516 475 24 26 16,468 8,828 7,640 20 26 132 96 2,134 576 149,309 80,149 69,160 390 ]87 142 105 ]3,243 1,498 CLASSES NON·AGRICULTURAL CLASSES IV-Non-cultiva· ting owners oCland; agricultural rent receivers ; V~Production VlII-Other services and their other than Vll-Trans. and miscellaneous dependants cultil'lltion VI-Commerce port sources ci c -8 M F M F M F M F M F 8 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 URBAN NON-CITY-(concld.) 23 16 770 669 655 578 670 546 897 780 3 189 154 100 107 206 205 238 184 17 11 219 194 227 176 58 48 216 180 4 2 302 272 318 294 158 146 370 363 2 3 60 49 10 1 248 147 73 53 30 26 2,107 1,730 811 782 209 171 882 752 171 19 10 450 393 185 180 52 33 226 171 4 6 327 287 41 47 24 25 106 77 3 493 335 100 92 32 30 256 216 4 2 • 306 255 162 169 16 22 56 51 5 315 297 178 150 55 34 160 153 3 216 163 145 144 30 27 78 84 53 42 2,877 2,399 1,466 1,360 879 717 1,779 1,532 356 393 8,311 7,136 4,511 3,854 1,909 ],607 6,343 5,410 216 Parlana and Thana-wise Population (i) P ARGANAS Population No. of Serial Villages and No. of no. Name of Pargana Towns houses Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 TEHSIL AGRA 1 Agra 138 60,252 511,609 279,280 232,329 TEHSIL BAH 1 Bah 207 22,239 151,863 81,413 70,450 TEHSIL ETMADPUR Etmadpur 182 28,810 205,156 110,596 94,560 TEHSIL FATEHABAD Fatehabad 164 19,508 139,566 75,364 _ 64,202 TEHSIL FlROZABAD 1 Firozabad 186 27,002 199,211 109,195 90,016 TEHSIL KHERAGARH 1 Kheragarh 154 22,169 144,671 78,292 66,385 TEllSIL KIRAOLI 1 Kiraoli " 170 23,043 149,309 80,149 69,160 (ii) 'IlHANAS Population No. of Serial Village and No. of no. Name of Thana Towns houses Persons Males Females 2 4 5 6 7 TEHSIL AGRA MaJpura 46 9,535 56,284 30,041 26,243 2 Tajganj (Rural) 35 4,432 28,529 15,304 13,225 3 Loharnandi (Rural) 10 1,204 6,821 3,596 3,225 4 Hmparbat (Rural) 18 3,321 20,685 11,050 9,635 5 I>owki .. 22 3,153 20,280 11,029 9,251 6 Sadar Bazar (Rural) 4 385 3,037 1,642 1,395 7 Chhatta (Rural) 77 308 159 149 8 Rakabganj (CitY) ,,') 9 Kotwali (City) Tajganj (City) .. Lohamandi (City) "t 2 38,145 375,665 206,459 169,206 Hariparbat (City) .. \ Sadar Bazar (City) Chhatta (City) .."J NOTE- The break-up of ci ty population among the thanas is given below. The figures of population have been derived from tho National Register of Citizens and so the ci ty totals do not tally exactly with the fillures in the above table, which are based on the Primary Census Abstract. Rakabganj 63,553 34,103 29,450 Kotwali .• 61,085 32,765 28,320 Tajganj ., 12,lSS 11,827 10,428 Lobamandi 76,307 41,384 34,923 Hariparbat 46,738 26,449 20,289 • Sadar Bazar 55,083 32,743 22,340 Chhatta •• 48,803 26,654 22,149 217 Pargana and Thana-wise Population (U) THANAS Population No. of Serial Village and No. of no. Name of Thana Towns houses Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 TEHSILBAH Bah 87 8,846 58,851 31,596 27,255 2 Pinhat 61 7,599 53.290 28,782 24,508 3 Gailpur Kalan .• 59 5,794 39,722 21,035 18,687 TEHSIL ETMADPUR Khandoli 35 6,802 39,522 21,265 18,257 2 Chhatta 815 6,473 3,461 3,012 3 Etmadpur 60 7,422 59,785 32,126 27,659 4 Tundla 35 6,840 47,385 25,833 21,552 5 Aharan 51 6,931 51,991 27,911 24,080 TEflSIL FATEHABAD Iradat Nagar 18 2,316 14,566 7,865 6,701 2 Fatehabad 84 7,636 56,751 30,732 26,019 3 Shamshabad 47 7,043 50,838 27,517 23,321 4 Dowki 15 2,513 17,411 9,250 8,161 TEHSIL FIROZABAD Firoza6ad 113 20,912 150,561 82,927 67,634 2 Narki 73 6,090 48,650 26,268 22,382 'l'EHSIL KHERAGARH Kheragarh 48 7,057 45,523 24,312 21,211 2 Saiyan 29 6,573 42,937 23,166 19,771 3 Iradat ~agar .. 29 3,292 20,921 11,355 9,566 4 Jagoer 48 5,247 35,296 19,459 15,837 TEHSIL KIRAOLI Kheragarh 7 1,179 7,590 4,094 3,496 2 Hariparbat 2 1,420 9,907 5,291 4,616 3 Fatehpur Sikri 72 7,438 47,803 25,645 22,158 4 Malpura 14 1,948 12,271 6,532 5,739 S Achhnera 75 11,058 71,738 38,587 33,151 PART III MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS 220 Vital 1941 1942 Particulars Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 2 3 4 6 7 A-.Births Live Births Total 50,938 33,167 17,771 43,117 26,327 16,790 Males 27,044 17,937 9,107 22,928 14,306 8,622 Females 23,894 15,230 8,664 20,189 12,021 8,168 Still Births " Total 363 364 Males 196 204 Females 167 160 Birth Rate " Total 39'2 32'6 (per 1,000) Males 20'8 17'3 Females 18'4 15'3 B~ Deaths hy age groups- Total 27,994 16,446 11,548 30,090 17,885 12,205 Males 14,872 9,168 5,704 15,823 9,818 6,005 Females 13,122 7,278 5,844 14,267 8,067 6,200 Under 1 year Males 3,801 1,995 1,806 3,800 1,951 1,849 Females 3,164 1,545 1,619 3,249 1,542 1,707 1-5 " Males 4,265 2,755 1,510 3,941 2,470 1,471 Females 3,468 1,923 1,545 3,525 1,961 1,564 5~10 Males 608 378 230 827 529 298 Females 529 291 238 708 423 285 10-15 Males 325 218 107 483 343 140 Females 349 174 175 456 244 212 15-20 Males 323 217 106 365 239 126 Females 509 226 283 558 277 281 20-30 Males 766 477 289 780 496 284 Females 1,241 626 615 1,269 657 612 30-40 Males 692 457 235 764 475 289 Females 780 489 291 850 528 322 40-50 Males 88Z 595 287 946 630 316 Females 662 445 217 724 489 235 50-60 Males 958 673 285 1,182 879 303 Females 656 469 187 724 540 184 60 and over Males 2,252 1,403 849 2,735 1,806 929 Females 1,764 1,090 674 2,204 1,406 798 C-Deaths from selected causes Cholera 310 272 38 115 60 .5S Small-pox 15 12 3 61 26 35 Plague Fevers 15,593 14,338 1,255 17,830 16,213 1,617 Dysentery or Diarrhoea 1,810 78 1,732 1,810 33 1,777 Respiratory diseases 4,763 118 4,645 4,520 125 4,395- Injuries 353 213 140 321 183 , 138 Other causes 5,150 1,415 3,735 5,433 1,245 4,188 Death rate from all causes (per 1,(00) Total 21'6 17'9 22'8 19'2 Males 21'2 22'1 Females 22'0 23'S 221 Statistics 1943 1944 1945 Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ------..15~------·1r-6 36,716 26,938 15,778 41,019 24,421 16,598 48,964 28,437 20,527 19,691 11,463 8,228 1.2,103 13,437 8,666 26,276 15,547 10,723 17,625 9,475 7,550 18,916 10,984 7,932 22,694 12,890 9,804 332 207 388 197 114 205 135 93 183 27-3 22-0 29'9 25-3 35'1 29'0 14-6 16'1 18'8 12-7 13-8 16-3 30,998 19,689 11,309 29,489 17,860 11,629 28,337 16,892 ll,44!, 16,339 10,808 5,531 15,807 10,093 5,714 15,233 9,584 5,649 14,659 8,881 5,778 13,682 7,767 5,915 13,104 7,308 5,796 3,096 1,500 1,596 2,894 1,290 1,604 3,526 1,768 1,758 2,563 1,124 1,439 2,474 956 1,518 2,870 1,284 1,586 3,936 2,617 1,319 3,667 2,159 1,508 3,195 1,959 1,236 3,552 2,115 1,437 3,109 1,496 1,613 2,702 1,396 1,306 1,096 831 265 992 681 311 946 623 323 845 566 279 810 505 305 806 445 361 608 457 151 568 417 151 506 348 - 158 529 349 180 444 280 164 457 279 178 441 299 142 469 353 116 484 360 124 573 303 270 451 264 IS7 542 299 243 935 635 300 987 688 299 930 647 283 1,284 704 580 1,290 707 583 1,269 677 592 792 531 261 953 685 268 880 623 257 940 604 336 1,051 698 353 1,027 640 387 1,054 776 278 1,188 871 317 1,097 783 314 854 632 222 896 672 224 866 649 217 1,362 1,006 356 1,394 1,049 345 1,161 846 315 1,026 757 269 997 766 231 776 575 201 3,019 2,156 863 2,695 1,900 795 2.508 1,627 881 2,493 1,727 766 2,160 1,423 737 1,789 1,064 725 115 101 14 323 243 80 375 192 183 41 31 10 127 28 99 690 420 270 19,883 18,383 1,500 18,064 16,737 1,327 16,214 15,042 1,172 1,712 8 1,704 1,568 3 1,565 1,151 31 1,120 4,394 75 4,319 4,2C!4 7 4,257 4,658 77 4,581 304 161 143 180 , 37 143 329 174 155 4,549 930 3,619 4,963 805 4,158 4,920 956 3,964 23-0 1.0-7 21-5 18-5 20-3 17-2 22-5 21·4 20-3 23-7 il-7 20-4 222 Vital 194.6 194'[ Particulars Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban ______~ ______~1~7 ______~18~ ______~1~9 ______~2~O~ ______~2~1 ____ ~ A_Bfrtbs-. Live Births Total 47,410 28,195 19,215 46,716 26,017 20,699 Males 25,354 15,355 9,999 25,229 14,506 10,723 Females 22,056 12,840 9,216 21,487 11,511 9,976 Still Births Total 293 205 Males 158 120 Females 135 85 Birth Rate ,. Total 33'4 28'3 32'4 (per 1,000) Males 17'9 17'5 Females 15'5 14'9 a -Deaths by age group_ Total 23,708 13,970 9,738 23,890 12,938 10,952 Males 12,737 7,929 4,808 12,769 7,362 5,407 Females 10,971 6,041 4,930 11,121 5,576 5,545 Males 2,979 1,468 1,511 3,043 1,297 1,746 Females 2,417 1,002 1,415 2,514 916 1,598 1-5 ,. Males 2,722 1,574 1,148 2,825 1,468 1,357 Females 2,360 1,078 1,282 2,547 1,041 1,506 5-10 ,. Males 516 341 175 502 322 180 Females 455 266 189 406 233 173 10-1S •. Males 457 335 122 383 290 93 Females 314 193 121 336 203 133 15-20 " Males 353 260 93 340 241 99 Females 394 233 161 487 263 224 20-30 " Males 826 547 279 702 433 269 Females 1,052 548 504 978 479 499 Males 771 548 223 679 434 245 Females 878 576 302 798 478 320 40-50 ., Males 918 662 256 855 572 283 Females 760 566 194 639 452 187 50-60 .' Males 1,068 777 291 1,028 721 307 Females 738 543 195 627 466 161 60 and over ,. Males 2,127 1,417 710 2,412 1,584 828 Females 1,603 1,036 567 1,789 1,045 744 C-Deaths froJll selected causes.- Cholera. 214 166 48 129 121 8 Small-pox 97 90 7 47 IS 32 Plague 2 39 12 27 Fevers 13,949 12,989 960 13,590 12,473 1,117 DysenterY or Diarrhoea 726 4 722 754 14 740 Respiratory diseases 4,048 24 4,024 4,605 7 4,598 Injuries 421 238 183 270 139 131 Other causes 4,251 458 3,793 4,456 157 4,299 Geatbrate fromaU eauses iD (1,000) Total 16'7 14'0 16'6 12'8 Males 16'7 16'4 Females 16'8 16'7 NOTl!-The data has been collCfted from the Annual Report of the Director of 223 Statistics-(concld,) 1948 1949 1950 Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 40,752 21,062 19,690 42,264 21,600 20,664 43,560 22,233 21,327 21,910 ' 11,592 10,318 22,942 11,955 10,987 23,357 12,274 11,083 18,842 9,470 9,372 19,322 9,645 9,677 20,203 9,959 10,244 280 237 244 137 137 132 143 100 112 27'8 20'S 28'4 28'7 14'9 15'4 15'4 12'8 13'0 13'3 21,503 10,655 10,848 20,468 10,275 10,193 22,854 12,449 10.40S. 11,763 6,257 5,506 10,954 5,843 5,111 12,266 7,091 5,175 9,740 4,398 5,342 9,514 4,432 5,082 10,588 5,358 5,230 2,689 1,106 1,583 2,428 972 1,456 2,263 846 1,417 2,160 724 1,436 2,050 717 1,333 1,916 610 1,306 3,033 1,512 1,521 2,792 1,423 1,369 3,106 1,801 1,305 2,495 931 1,564 2,459 934 1,525 2,756 1,251 1,505 604 381 223 576 328 248 761 50S 256 455 242 213 485 230 255 607 341 266 • 398 271 127 335 228 107 489 349 140 310 179 131 291 171 120 413 257 156 334 237 97 336 226 110 437 338 99 443 232 211 415 212 203 473 252 221 628 360 268 565 336 229 681 420 261 922 396 526 911 403 508 939 478 461 613 383 230 56S 352 213 766 524 242 578 308 270 584 340 244 677 423 254 731 466 265 697 430 267 896 599 297 498 334 164 515 352 163 660 449 2tl 856 520 336 809 518 291 1,006 667 339 517 346 171 502 329 173 721 527 194 1,877 1,021 856 1,851 1,030 821 1,861 1,042 819 1,362 706 656 1,302 744 558 1.4M 770 656 467 394 73 17 57 20 10 8 2 92 9 83 2Z1 77 144 278 155 123 1 11,532 10,155 1,317 11,323 9,905 1,418 13,609 12,176 1,433 891 2 889 704 22 682 644 18 626 4,372 9 4,363 4,080 14 4,066 4,826 8 4,818 193 41 152 351 74 277 323 50 273 3,955 45 3,910 3,712 126 3,586 3,164 34 3,130 14'7 lIN 13"7 10'3 15'1 12'3 14'9 13'7 15'1 14'4 13'8 IS'l VeQical and Health Services. Uttar Pradesh, 224 AaricuJtural Statistics I-Rainfall From April I to From September I to From November I to August 31 October 31 Mlrch 31 Total Number Number Number Number During of rainy During of rainy During of rainy During of rainy Year Normal the year days Normal the year days Normal the year days Normal the year days 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Inches Inches rnches Inches Inches Inches Inches IncheS 1901-02 1902·03 . 1903-04 1904·05 1905-06 20'10 7'19 13 4'92 2'87 5 1- 30 1-93 6 26'32 11-99 24 Total for 1901---06 Quinquennial average-1901 .....1l6 1906-07 20'10 15'18 23 4'92 9'14 10 1'30 2'25 6 26-32 26-57 39 1907-08 20'10 17'86 23 4'92 1-30 1-09 2 26-32 18-95 25 1908-09 20'10 29'01 35 4'92 1'14 3 1-30 0'60 2 26-32 30-75 40 1909-10 20'10 20'19 32 4'92 3'55 7 1-30 1'50 6 26-32 25'24 45 1910-11, 20 '10 12'99 22 4'92 14-34 11 1-30 1-81 5 26'32 21)-14 38 Total for 1906-·11 .. 100 '50 95 '23 135 24'60 28-17 31 6-50 7-25 21 131- 60 130-65 187 Qllinquennialaverage-.1906..... 11 20'10 19'05 27'0 4-92 5-63 6-2 1-30 1-45 1911-12 20 '10 6'68 II 4-92 10-14 15 1'30 3'93 6 26-32 20'75 32 1912-13 20 -10 16-44 25 4-92 9-58 6 1-30 I-59 5 26-32 27-61 36 1913-14 20'10 8':n 14 4-92 0'61 2 1'30 0-16 26'32 9-14 17 1914-15 20-10 18'26 28 4-92 7,53 8 1-30 6-89 10 26-32 32'68 46 1915-16 19'39 13'24 21 4'74 2'13 5 1'34 0-44 25-47 15-81 27 Total for 1911~16 99 '79 62'99 99 24-42 29'99 36 6-54 13-01 23 130-75 105'99 158 Quinquennial average--1911 .... 16 19 '96 12 '60 19:8 4-88 .6-00 7'2 1'31 2-60 4-6 26-15 21-20 31-1; 1916-17 19-39 27'10 29 4-74 5-61 91-341-08 3 25-47 33-79 41 1917-18 19-39 27-59 43 4-74 12-72 15 I-52 0-82 2 25-65 41-13 60 1918-19 18 -54 7-86 13 4-91 1-ll 2 I-55 1-32 3 25-00 10-29 18 1919-20 18'54 28-14 33 4-91 2-62 4 1'55 1-06 3 25-00 31-82 40 1920-21 IS-54 16-01 25 4-91 1-06 2 I-55 1-66 25-00 18-73 28 Total for 1916 ..... 21 94-40106-70 143 24-21 23-12 32 7-51 5-94 12 126-12 135-76 187 Q.tinqllennial average ..... 1916-21 18 -88 21-34 28-6 4-84 4-62 6-4 I-50 1-19 2-4 25-22 27-15 37'4 1921-22 18-54 14-37 21 4-91 11-92 10 I-55 0-25 25-00 26-54 32 1922-23 18-54 18-85 23 4-91 5'15 8 1'55 1-46 4 25-00 25'46 3S 1923-24 18-54 17-85 24 4-91 6-34 5 I-50 2-S1 7 24-95 27'00 36 1924-25 IS-88 16-14 2'1 4'74 11'38 13 1'46 0'89 2 25-08 28'41 42 1925-26 IS-88 24-62 32 4-74 I-59 3 1-46 3-37 6 25-08 29-58 41 Totalfor 1921-26..... 93-38 91:83 127 24-21 36-38 39 7'52 8'78 20 125-11 136'99 189 Quinquennialaverage-I921-2618-68 18-36 25-4 4-84 7-28 7-8 I-50 1-76 225 Agricultural Statistics--(contd_) I-Rainfall From April 1 to From September 1 to From November 1 to August 31 October 31 March 31 Total Number Number Number Number During of rainy During of rainy During of rainy During of rainy year Normal the year days Normal the year days Normal the year days Normal the year days 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1I 12 13 Inches Inches Inches Inches Inches Inches Inches Inches 1926·27 18-88 22'18 31 4'74 6'42 10 1-46 0'78 2 25'08 29'38 43 1927·28 18'88 19'46 23 4'74 4' 35 7 1'46 3'71 7 25'08 27'52 37 1928·29 18'88 6'83 15 4'74 4'80 5 1'46 1-13 3 25'08 12'76 23 1929-30 18'88 13'96 23 4'74 1'30 2 1'46 1'41 4 25'08 16'67 29 1930·31 18'88 22'97 30 4'74 3'15 6 1'46 0'14 25'08 26'26 36 Total for 1926--31 94'40 85'40 122 23'70 20'02 30 7'30 7-17 16 125'40 112'59 168 Quinquennial average-1926-31 18'88 17'08 24'4 4'74 4'01 6'0 1'46 1'43 3'2 25'08 22'52 33,6 1931,32 18-88 11'79 24 4-74 14'70 13 1'46 0'75 25'08 27'24 38 1932·33 18'88 12'24 18 4'74 7'13 8 1-46 0'52 25'08 19'89 27 1933·34 18-89 27-29 34 4-74 10'15 11 1'46 2'07 5 25'09 39'51 50 1934·35 18'89 23-87 31 4'74 4'58 5 1'46 2'14 8 25'09 30-59 44 1935·36 18'89 22'37 24 4'74 4-59 6 1'46 1'53 5 25'09 28-49 35 Tala I for 1931-36 94'43 97'56 131 23-70 41'15 43 7'30 7-01 20 125'43 145'72 194 Quinquennial average-1931_36 18'89 19'51 26'2 4'74 8'23 8'6 1'46 1'40 4'0 25'09 29'14 38,8 1936·37 18'89 30'93 31 4'74 5'96 8 1-46 2,10 5 25'09 38'99 44 193738 18'89 11'04 21 4'74 3'28 5 1'46 1'76 25'09 16'08 29 193839 18'89 19'78 25 4'74 1-89 3 1'46 0'65 2 25'09 22'32 30 193940 18'89 16'30 20 4'74 15'89 9 1'46 2,13 6 25'09 34'32 35 1940-41 18'89 17-27 22 4-74 1'61 4 1'46 0'79 2 25'09 19-67 28 Total for 1936 .... 41 94'45 95'32 119 23'70 28-63 29 7'30 7'43 18 125'45 131'38 166 Quinquennial average-1936.... 41 18'89 19'06 23'8 4'74 5'73 5'8 1'46 1'49 3'6 25'09 26'28 33'2 1941·42 18'89 9'05 16 4'74 2'20 4 1'46 2'27 5 25'09 13'52 25 194243 18-89 23'31 31 4'74 11'51 8 1'46 0'80 2 25'09 35'62 41 1943-44 18'89 22'06 27 4'74 5-32 7 1'46 3-44 9 25'09 30'82 43 194445 18'89 15'48 25 4'74 3'65 4 1'43 0'78 3 25-06 19'~1 32 194546 18'73 19'25 26 5 '23 10'19 8 1'51 0'15 25'47 29'59 35 Totalfor 1941-46 94'29 89'15 125 24-19 32'87 31 7'32 7'44 20 125'80 129'46 176 Quinquennial average-1941-46 18'86 17'83 25'0 4'84 6'57 6'2 1'46 1'49 4-0 25'16 25'89 35'2 194647 18'73 21'11 30 S'23 2'25 3 1'50 1'37 5 25'46 24'73 38 194748 18-73 18'22 23 5'23 11'68 14 1'50 2'72 7 25'46 32'62 44 1948-49 18'73 23'04 29 5'23 6-93 10 1'50 0'63 3 25'46 30'60 42 1949·50 18'73 29'78 26 5'23 10'12 9 1'50 0'66 2 25'46 40'56 37 1950·51 18'73 21'56 25 5-23 5'05 8 I-50 3-04 3 25'46 29'65 36 Total for 1946-51 93'65 113-71 133 26'15 36'03 44 7-50 8'42 20 127'30 158'16 197 Quinquennial avemgc-1946-51 18'73 22-74 26'6 5'23 7'21 8'8 I-50 1,68 4'0 25'46 31'63 39'4 226 Agricultural II -Area as classified with Other uncultivated Not available for land excluding Year Total area Forest culti vat ion current fallows 2 3 4 5 Acres Acres Acres Acres 1901-02 1,181,092 215,745 135,224 1902·03 1,181,092 215,717 133,221 1903-04 1,181,092 215,796 131,352 1904·05 1,186,023 220,167 130,194 1905·06 1,186,143 219,962 132,576 Total for 1901--06 5,915,442 1,08~387 662,567 Quinquennial average-1901--06 1,183,088 217,477 132,514 1906-07 1,186,197 219,648 131,192 1907-08 1,186,011 219,399 130,892 1908-09 1,186,086 219,414 129,513 1909-10 1,186,011 219,117 127,383 1910·11 1,185,585 219,476 128,324 Totalfor 1906-11 5,929,890 1,097,054 6"7,30<1 Quinquennial average-1906-11 1,185,978 219,411 129,461 1911-12 1,185,781 219,899 130,503 1912-13 1,185,779 220,509 133,461 1913-14 1,185,758 220,602 140,282 1914-15 1,185,643 220,219 137,956 1915·16 1,185,806 220,171 137,452 Total for 1911-16 5,928,767 1,101,400 679,654 Quinquennial average-1911-16 .. 1,185,753 220,280 135,931 1916·17 1,185,825 220,134 132,110 1917·18 1,185,775 220,240 128,8[8 191&,.19 1,186,069 220,658 131,085 1919·20 1,185,731 220,206 129,683 1920·21 1,185,738 219,857 132,933 Total for 1916-21 5,929,138 1,101,095 654,629 Quinquennial average-1916-2I .. 1,185,828 220,219 130,926 1921·22 1,185,631 220,034 141,070 1922·23 1,185,613 2,942 217,905 138,963 1923·24 1,185,387 4,732 221,835 138,736 1924-25 1,185,282 2,432 225,516 138,828 1925·26 1,185,784 2,432 225,891 141,754 Total for 1921-26 5,927,697 12,538 1,111,181 69)),351 Quinquennial average-1921-26 1,18S,539 2,508 222.236 139,870 227 Statistics-(contd.) details of area under cultivation Details of area not available for cultivation Net area sown during Percentage of differ- the year, i.e. cul- Normal cul- enee between Covered with Si tes, roads and Current fallows ti vated area tivated area columns 7 and 8 water buildings, etc. Barren lands 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 25,994 804,129 20,812 811,342 19,908 814,036 23,267 812,395 94,395 739,210 806,000 - 8-3 184,376 3,981,112 36,875 796,222 19,549 815.808 806,000 +1-2 104,705 731,015 806,000 -9-3 40,639 796,520 806,000 -1'2 31,838 807,673 806,000 +0-2 39,173 798,612 806,000 -1'0 235,904 3,949,628 4,030,000 -2-0 47,181 789,925 806,000 -2-0 50,432 784,947 806,000 -2-6 30,632 ' 801,177 806,000 -0-6 232,731 592,143 806,000 -26-5 19,684 807,784 806,000 +0-2 78,062 750,121 806,000 -6'9 411,541 3,736,172 4,030,000 -7-3 82,308 747,234 806,000 -7'3 14,599 818,982 806,000 +1'6 21,531 815,186 806,000 +1-1 290,741 543,585 810,000 -32'9 47,995 787,847 810,000 -2'7 174,907 658,041 810,000 -18'8 549,773 3,623,641 4,042,000 -10'4 109,955 724,728 808,400 --10'4 45,093 779,434 810,000 -3'8 41,153 784,650 810,000 -3'1 38,600 781,484 810,000 - 3'S 39,274 779,232 810,000 -3-8 70,926 744,781 810,000 -8,1 235,046 3,869,581 4,050,000 -4-5 47,009 773,916 810,000 -4-5 228 Agricultural [I-Area as classified with Other uncultivated Not available for land excluding Year Total area Forest cultivation current fa llows 2 3 4 -5- Acres Acres Acres Acres 1926-27 1,185,769 2,432 227,296 142,935 1927-28 1,185,704 2,432 227,044 145,581 1928-29 1,185,720 2,432 227,310 149,019 1929-30 1,185,732 2,432 226,523 152,003 1930-31 1,185,739 2,432 225,730 150,659 Total for 1926-31 5,928,664 12,160 1,133,903 "0,197 Quinquennful average-1926-31 1,185,733 2,432 226,781 148,039 1931-32 1,185,683 2,432 225,567 145,465 1932-33 1,185,737 3,150 225,670 W,056 1933-34 1,185,681 2,737 225,570 138,297 1934-35 1,185,681 2,737 225,787 137,631 1935-36 1,185,670 2,737 226,156 136,276 Totalfor 1931-36 5,928,452 13,793 1,128,750 700,725 Quinquennial average-1931-36 1,185,691 2,759 225,750 HO,I45 1936-37 1,185,667 2,736 225,998 135,533 1937-38 1,185,674 2,736 225,488 138,700 1938-39 1,185,674 2,736 224,921 137,883 1939-40 1,185,674 3,046 224,066 131,188 1940-41 1,185,674 3,046 222,831 1 ~3,002 Total for 1936-41 5,928,363 14,300 1,123,304 656,306 Quinquennial average-1936-41 1,185,673 2,860 224,661 133,261 1941-42 1,185,674 2,953 222,029 121,691 1942-43 1,185,674 2,953 220,964 114,716 1941-44 1,185,674 2,813 221,057 1 (0,505 1944-45 1,185,674 2,814 214,890 114,473 1945-46 1,185,674 2,703 211,823 112,401 Total for 1941-46 5,928,370 14,236 1,090,763 573,786 Quinquennial average--1941-46 1,185,674 2,847 218,153 114,757 1946-47 1,185,674 2,703 210,655 110,326 1947-48 1,185,674 2,703 209,051 108,692 1948-49 1,190,424 7,181 206,782 102,453 1949-50 1,190,226 12,155 201,072 95,278 1950-51 1,190,226 12,452 196,836 89,721 Total for 1946-51 5,942,224 37,194 1,024,396 506,470 Quinquennial average-1946-51 .. 1,188,445 7,439 204,879 101,294 229 Statistics-(contd.) details of area under eultintiCMI-(concld.) Delails of arca nol avmlable for cultivation Net area sown dunnl' Percentage of diffcr- the year, i.e.cul- Normal cul- eRee between Covered with Sites. roads and Current fallows tivated area It vated area columns 7 and 8 water buildings, etc. Barren lands 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 46,706 766,400 810,000 -5'4 51,578 759,069 810,000 -6'3 44,853 762,106 810,000 -5'9 30,544 37,611 159,155 85,855 718,919 810,000 -11'2 29,626 37,698 159,199 34,515 772,403 810,000 -4'6 29,772 37,507 158,451 263,507 3,778,897 4,050,000 -6'7 52,70~ 755,779 810,000 -6'7 27,039 785,180 796,000 -1'4 29,856 37,754 157,957 35,917 777,944 796,000 -2'3 30,060 37,789 157,821 22,043 797,034 765,000 +4-2 30,53& 37,&19 157,213 60,183 759,343 765,000 -0-7 30,570 37,907 157,310 41,969 778,532 765,000 +1-8 30,515 37,901 157,740 187,151 3,898,033 3,887,000 +0'3 151,539 189,170 788,041 37,430 779,607 777,400 +0-3 30,308 37,834 157,608 • 35,914 785,486 765,000 +2-7 30,430 38,034 157,534 65,129 753,621 765,000 - 1-5 30,111 38,084 157,293 51,473 768,661 765,000 +0-5 30,087 38,149 156,685 16,378 810,996 765,000 +6'0 29,646 38,170 156,250 19,584 817,211 765,000 +6'8 29,486 38,164 155,18~ 188,478 3,935,975 3,825,000 +2'9 149,760 190,601 782,943 37,696 787,195 765,000 +2'9 29,952 38,120 156,5119 93,943 74.5,058 765,000 -2'6 29,245 37,842 154,942 22,777 824,264 765,000 +7'" 29,166 38,134 153,664 30,960 820,339 765,000 +7'2 29,235 38,923 152,899 30,814 822,683 765,000 +7'5 29,329 38,49S 147,063 25,477 833,270 765,000 +8'9 28,949 38,561 144,313 203,971 4,045,614 3,825,000 +5-8 145,924 191,958 752,881 40,794 809,123 765,000 +S'8 29,185 38,392 150,576 35,047 826,943 765,000 +8'1 28,926 38,094 143,635 28,377 836,851 765,000 +9'4 29,034 38,149 141,868 28,207 845,801 798,000 +6'0 28,865 38,079 139,838 26,947 854,774 798,000 +7'1 28,545 38,325 134,202 28,084 863,133 798,000 +8'2 28,432 38,341 130,063 146,662 4,227,502 3,924,000 +7'7 J43,802 190,988 689,606 29,332 845,5IH 784,800 +7'7 28,760 38,198 137,921 230 Agricultura] ill-Cropped Rice Wheat Early Late Total Year Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1901·02 233 101,608 1902-03 150 98,747 1903-04 81 112,378 1904-05 174 108,414 1905·06 61 80 141 77,867 Total for 1901-(}6 779 499,014 Quinquennial average -1901-06 156 99,803 1906-07 56 8 80 27 136 35 99,010 1907-08 86 40 82 26 168 66 63,289 1908-09 63 8 67 11 130 19 73,998 1909-10 55 9 51 11 106 20 95,713 1910-11 7 2 15 4 22 ~ 112,433 Total for 1906-11 267 67 295 79 562 146 444,443 Quinquennial average-- 1911-12 6 5 2 11 3 100,916 1912-13 15 30 6 45 6 107,718 1913-14 10 3 18 17 28 20 70,221 1914-15 12 2 HI 8 30 10 95,273 1915-16 23 6 54 26 77 32 71,849 Total for 1911-16 66 12 125 59 191 71 445,977 Quinquennial average-1911-16 13 2 25 12 38 14 89,196 1916-17 51 3 100 16 151 19 84,064 1917-18 42 60 5 102 6 98,602 1918·19 28 20 14 7 42 27 43,048 1919-20 36 9 23 10 59 19 83,351 1920-21 36 11 22 11 58 22 73,276 Total for 1916-21 193 44 219 49 412 93 382,341 Quinquennial average-1916-21 39 9 44 10 83 19 76,468 1921-22 29 10 5 2 34 12 80,519 1922·23 144 5 9 153 6 93,924 1923-24 137 10 147 102,584 1924-25 - 7 8 15 102,924 1925-26 15 3 24 6 39 9 102,849 Total for 1921-26 332 18 56 11 388 29 482,800 Quinquennial average-1921-26 67 4 11 2 78 6 96,560 231 Statistics-{contd.} Area Barley Juar Bajra Mandua Kodon Sawan Maize Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Total Total Total Total Total Irrigated 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 77,725 108,010 170,591 205 2,407 9,250 88,301 114,092 181,802 181 2,636 8,599 123,156 114,440 ISO,98S 135 392 2,554 102,210 86,838 155,836 64 4,970 6,493 82,446 95,002 166,787 297 6,487 473,844 518,382 856,001 882 33,383 94,769 103,676 171,200 176 6,677 89,246 78,250 50,350 118,603 190,657 378 227 8,403 1,299 61,189 103,583 101,085 84,809 173,493 144 428 7,816 4,118 60,850 91,819 66,113 78,644 190,214 219 8 1,087 9,151 677 85,854 95,511 61,718 96,671 179,480 66 2 466 9,013 4,909 94,765 107,548 45,091 88,538 167,255 19 146 4,466 1,160 391,904 476,711 324,357 467,265 901,099 826 10 2,354 38,489 12,163 78,381 95,342 64,871 93,453 180,220 165 2 471 7,770 2,433 82,682 152,363 40,976 56,605 142,075 14 4 1,179 979 93,044 98,982 48,937 94,842 182,460 22 246 6,661 537 68,999 94,206 93,549 77,178 136,391 to 69 6,006_ 3,536 81,597 100,676 55,839 81,874 210,108 147 1,173 7,439 3,406 67,462 110,515 85,631 79,200 218,008 195 4 1,513 9,864 4,083 393,784 556,742 324,932 389,699 889,042 388 6 • 3,OOS 31,149 12,541 78,757 111,348 64,986 77,940 177,808 78 1 601 6,230 2,508 71,175 118,094 61,108 88,686 20<),200 77 624 11,819 2,381 78,798 142,699 63,407 78,844 177,097 40 11 8,285 1,518 42,208 69,261 68,549 62,511 206,397 7 19 2,291 1,746 70,113 73,955 45,403 88,264 205,280 113 2 264 8,875 2,351 70,340 68,441 65,454 81,261 178,671 26 19 7,206 2,811 332,634 472,450 304,521 399,566 976,645 263 3 937 38,476 10,807 66,527 94,490 60,904 71>,913 195,329 53 1 188 7,695 2,161 70,460 83,248 44,778 79,805 229,903 74 118 6,676 1,460 83,229 81,246 " 41,027 94,932 191,758 13 61 3,969 1,021 86,947 97,416 34,030 91,779 177,838 14 21 3,426 659 75,409 100,347 22,631 97,742 85,706 2 11 3,521 183 93,688 81,710 44,802 77,498 128,302 2 10 4,631 384 409,733 443,967 181,268 441,756 813,507 lOS 221 22,223 3,701 81,947 88,793 37,454 8'1,351 162,701 21 44 4,445 741 23l Agricultural III-Cropped Rice Wheat Early Late Total Year Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total ------2 4 5 ----c6------~7.------8- Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1926-27 33 31 11 64 12 97,386 1927·28 28 3 30 16 58 19 103,455 1928·29 42 24 15 6 57 30 115,543 1929·30 22 _ 7 12 6 34 13 81,377 1930·31 ,R 22 2'1 11 61 33 90,669 Total for 1926-31 163 57 ll1 50 274 107 488,430 Quinquennial average-1926-31 33 11 22 10 55 21 97,686 1931·32 22 I) 22 6 44 12 96,346 1932·33 20 3 20 2 40 5 92,634 1933·34 15 10 25 2 105,130 1934·35 28 4 32 6 60 10 85,091 1935·36 3R 5 24 2 62 7 86,777 Total for 1931-36 123 19 108 17 231 36 465,978 Quinquennial average-·1931-36 24 4 22 3 46 7 93,196 1936-37 25 14 39 97,526 1937-38 31 3 7 2 38 5 115,554 1938·39 36 10 3 46 4 113,982 1939-40 24 9 23 3 47 12 121,360 1940-41 19 12 2 31 2 121,026 Total for 1936-41 .13S 14 66 10 201 24 569,448 Quinquennial average-1936-41 27 3 13 2 40 5 113,890 1941-42 8 2 13 2 21 4 93,132 1942-43 14 4 12 2 26 6 103,599 1943-44 37 9 7 44 12 107,288 1944-45 26 5 14 40 10 102,459 1945-46 30 II 14 2 44 13 113,592 Total for 1941-46 115 31 60 14 175 45 520,070 Quinquennial ayerage~1941-46 23 6 12 3 35 9 104,014 1946-47 59 15 19 6 7R 21 115,065 1947-48 96 34 17 6 Il3 40 107,546 1948-49 127 15 27 3 154 18 115,243 1949·50 122 J2 29 5 151 37 130,140 1950-51 445 65 99 tI 544 76 134,592 Total for 1946-51 849 161 191 31 1,040 192 602,586 Quinquennial average-19-t6-51 170 32 38 6 208 38 120,517 233 Statistics-{ contd.) Area-{contd.) Barley Juar Bajra Mandua Kodon , Sawan Maize --_ -~~------ Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Total Total Total Total Total Irrigated 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres , 83,132 75,628 38,160 87,898 162,364 15 6 3,678 479 94,994 83,201 43,928 90,357 162,383 12 11 3,481 733 103,231 124,229 46,535 84,790 166,488 8 7 4,081 2,288 78,256 77,315 60,532 87,987 221,235 156 81 9,207 3,930 82,779 86,972 47,397 81,677 212,760 158 2 95 14,064 6,279 442,392 447,345 236,552 432,709 931,230 349 3 206 34,511 13,709 88,478 89,469 47,310 86,542 186,246 70 41 6,902 2,742 83,285 96,340 30,989 96,292 202,482 Hi 29 7,012 2,255 85,270 79,067 34,604 92,806 178,158 10 19 5.196 1,704 89,343 99,411 33,789 104,862 186,625 6 5 28 5,190 1,059 76,904 65,056 34,716 68,235 203,939 20 6 33 8,626 512 71,421 84,267 35,087 55,136 224,406 20 5 42 5,893 1,299 406,223 424,141 169,185 417,331 995,610 72 18 151 31,977 6,829 81,245 84,828 33,837 83,466 199,122 14 4 30 6,396 1,366 86,659 91,336 37,636 72,715 201,198 1 6 5 4,179 523 109,636 86,736 47,927 70,665 197,879 12 9 4,209 . 1,558 107,803 77,138 45,766 69,922 220,754 6 3 36 4,476 1,143 111,793 96,598 48,545 63,133 251,253 15 2 15 4,488 1,832 112,339 78,278 43,829 52,928 254,222 6 17 2,804 1,167 528,230 430,086 223,703 329,363 - 1,125,306 43 17 82 20,156 6,223 105,646 86,017 44,741 65,873 225,061 9 3 16 4,031 1,145 89,779 69,161 59,903 54,175 263,348 2 1,026 800 87,446 80,102 45,769 66,759 302,380 86 4 81 7,496 2,113 92,458 74,202 38,653 53,983 267,479 30 8 30 12,279 2,068 90,734 68,107 38,577 44,513 269,577 4 6 29 6,600 2,8112 100,229 85,280 46,318 57,616 275,750 3 4 17 8,052 2,022 460,646 376,852 229,220 277,046 1,378,534 123 24 158 35,453 9,885 92,129 75,370 45,844 55.409 275,707 25 5 32 7,090 1,977 102,307 88,003 41,969 57,634 259,851 12 44 6,398 1,590 89,156 105,147 32,947 61,459 253,555 4 10 4,717 897 94,151 100,448 39,673 50,915 252,546 14 7 3,519 646 107,978 110,752 38,878 49,524 249,000 6 3 1,162 436 114,845 91,219 36,663 59,417 250,826 2 15 7 2,569 562 SO',437 495,569 190,130 278,949 1,265,778 3 51 71 18,365 4,131 101,687 99,114 38,026 55,7911' 253,156 10 14 3,673 826 Agricultural nr~Cropped Gram Fruits and vegetables including root crops Other food crops Fruits and veaetables other Potatoes than potato Year Total Irriaated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated 20 22 23 24 25 --26 ______-----r----~---:1~9------zr------'--- Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1901-02 127,067 7,268 108,163 1902.03 117,301 7,506 107,933 1903-04 150,794 6,598 106,532 1904-05 138,567 8,728 107,452 1905-06 128,913 14,020 99.495 44,120 529,575 TotaL, for 1901-06 662,642 Quinquennial averalle-1901-06 132,528 8,824 105,915 1906-07 134,696 27,597 7,650 6,124 114,923 8,206 1907-08 55,501 23,755 11,240 10,041 112,434 16,959 1908.09 172,090 33,207 6,755 5,126 100,556 5,874 1909.10 130,339 25,822 6,435 5,145 111,839 7,096 1910-11 173,506 20,593 6,685 5,658 100,185 5,660 Total for 1906-11 666,132 130,974 38,765 32,094 539,937 43,795 Quinquennial averalle-I906-11 133,227 26,195 7,753 6,419 107,987 8,759 1911-12 283,295 18,191 11,445 10,318 77,102 10,185 1912-13 170,328 32,888 7.015 5,468 101,638 6,554 1913-14 31,702 24,(}34 10,872 9,936 84,066 15,550 1914.15 178,095 41,754 8,425 6,907 100,739 9,885 1915.16 117,431 37,870 8,940 7,244 97,574 8,722 Total for 1911-16 780,851 154,737 <46,697 39,873 461,119 50,896 Quinquennial average-1911-16 156,170 30,947 9,339 7,975 92,224 10,179 1916-17 185,512 36,185 7,879 5,616 101,728 7,934 1917-18 221,191 31,111 464 463 6,993 S,lln \{}7,522 9,627 1918-19 22,816 13,655 154 154 9,610 8,744 94,137 12,676 1919-20 159,318 28,053 338 338 5,917 4,315 101,057 10,010 1920-21 67,354 19,263 849 849 6,298 5,160 97,118 9,848 Total for 1916-21 657,291 128,267 36,697 28,942 501,562 50,095 Quinquennial average-1916-21 131,458 25,653 7,339 5,788 100,312 10,019 1921.22 204,961 28,400 308 308 5,905 4,329 100,466 4,821 1922-23 203,365 22,781 897 893 5,747 4,167 99,202 5,439 1923.24 211,791 16,364 904 898 5,611 4,331 89,349 5,475 1924.25 220,064 13,713 1,294 1,288 5,482 3,761 154,366 5,433 1925.26 240,472 25,002 679 679 6,794 4,824 81,651 4,669 Total for 1921-26 1,080,653 106,UO 4,082 4,066 29,539 21,412 525,034 25,837 Quinquennial average-1921-26 216,131 21,252 816 813 5,908 4,282 105,007 5,167 ~------~---- 235 Statistics-(contd.) Area-(contd.) Other Total food crops Linseed Til Rapeseed Groundnut oil seeds Total frrigated· Total Total Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total ----2-7------30--~-31 28 29 32 33 _._--- --_. 34 35 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 712,527 3 5,621 142 5.,274 727,254 8 4,136 161 8,106 798,045 32 5,751 186 13,357 719,746 25 2,524 297 23,440 671,455 2 2,183 221 9,115 3,629,027 70 20,215 1,007 59,292 725,805 14 4,043 202 11,858 752,933 184,849 8 1,460 114 7 8,946 612,905 234,209 4 1,103 226 31 7,611 724,671 172,697 ·1 920 211 23 7,484 725.641 192,884 11 2,418 190 18 14,921 760,803 176,019 32 1,126 212 14 9,213 3,576,953 960,658 56 7,027 '53 93 48,175 715,391 192,132 11 1,405 191 19 9,635 825,009 182,862 66 99 630 9 18,884 769,957 188,682 85 1,342 402 26 5,631 510,750 235,463 1,036 714 80 60 783,980 204,089 44 1,303 5,961 62 2,441 715,170 219,229 8 586 5,883 74 2,829 3,604,866 1,030,325 203 4,366 13,590 251 29,845 720,973 206,065 41 873 2,718 50 5,969 807,835 186,596 7 937 4,852 53 2,194 842,950 191,500 14 989 6,282 27 2,501 510,293 167,243 264 3,603 108 617 726,793 163,634 389 6,319 32 2,522 580,577 180,653 609 9,676 65 1,4114 3,468,448 889,626 23 3,188 30,732 285 9,318 693,690 177,925 5 638 6,146 57 1,864 792,017 156,023 990 6,686 44 2,63S 775,267 160,505 5 1,903 3,817 30 3,448 780,880 150,437 9 1,832 3,274 28 8,057 771,474 122,884 50 2,273 1,630 16 5,211 724,637 174,929 9 2,005 1,439 58 9,759 3,844,275 764,778 76 9,003 16,846 176 29,110 768,855 152,956 15 1,801 3,369 35 5,m ·The total irrigated foed crops area shown in column no. 28 will not correspond with t~ total of irrigated areas shown for individual fllad cropS owinB to the omission of the irrij!&ted are£S of certain crops. Agricultural III-Cropped Gram Fruit~ and vegetables Includmg root crops Other food crops Fruits and vegetables other Potatoes than potato Year Total Irngated Total Irngated Total Irrigated Total Irngated 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1926-27 217,697 35,190 407 407 8,749 5,724 85,793 6,782 1927.28 203,561 31,934 792 786 7,753 5,714 84,784 6,831 1928-29 280,325 27,706 838 837 9,940 8,572 83,288 14,635 1929-30 77,629 28,216 1,200 1,200 11,470 9,956 95,660 14,167 1930-31 173,960 30,931 1,469 1,465 9,318 7,646 92,461 15,585 Total for J926-31 953,172 153,977 4,706 4,695 47,230 37,612 441,986 58,000 Quinquennial averalle-1926-3J 190,634 30,795 941 939 9,446 7,522 88,397 11,600 1931·32 184,322 17,159 1,024 1,023 8,808 5,636 91,787 10,646 1932-33 176,401 34,093 1,719 1716 10,002 6,895 94,843 8,070 1933.34 194,477 19,582 1,538 1,528 7,374 4,900 92,230 9,300 1934.35 ill7,494 38,870 1,335 1,334 8,749 5,871 87,809 8,194 1935·36 226,512 44,396 835 833 10,466 7,324 liU,357 7,767 Total for 1931-36 969,206 154,100 6,451 6,434 45,399 30,626 447,026 43,977 Quinquennial averaae-i931-36 193,841 30,820 1,290 1,287 9,0lI0 6,125 89,405 8,795 1936-37 202,792 38,183 894 887 9,236 6,031 89,111 8,343 1937-38 159,088 58,862 469 469 10,493 8,483 79,268 9,933 1938.39 137,371 49,989 686 684 9,802 7,249 84,293 9,590 1939-40 177,776 47,803 964 962 10,372 7,874 88,719 10,632 1940-41 ill2,696 56,485 1,008 1,007 8,771 6,834 90,345 11,604 Total for 193&-41 859.723 251,322 4,021 4,009 48,674 36,471 431,736 50,102 Quinquennial average-1936-41 171,945 50,264 804 802 9,735 7,294 86,347 10,020 1941-42 125,119 52,127 667 \ 667 11,478 10,385 86,215 14,366 1942...43 175,572 52,775 603 603 10,644 7,353 97,620 11,723 1943·44 184,973 46,807 1,416 1,415 8,940 6,763 96,457 10,224 1944·45 189,986 52,915 1,895 1,891 8,211 5,978 100,479 11,029 1945·46 199,103 56,340 1,899 1,893 8,732 6.334 98,863 11,919 Total for 1941-46 874,753 260,964 6,480 6,469 48,005 36,813 479,634 59,261 Quinquennial aYerage-1941-46 174,951 52,193 1,296 1,294 9,601 7,363 95,927 11,,852 1946-47 195,971 48,843 1,796 1,788 7,169 5,254 90,795 9,026 1947.48 210,361 32,556 2,484 2,439 8,609 6,160 91,959 9,515 1948·49 252,369 56,286 1,603 1,597 9,260 5,848 95,111 9,002 1949-50 229,182 40,263 2,141 2,120 8,842 6,401 92,561 8,922 1950·51 200,899 45,325 2,666 2,658 9,934 6,301 99,286 9,321 Total for 194&-51 1,088,982 223,273 10,690 10,602 43,814 29,964 469,712 45,786 Quinquennial averdgc-1946-51 217,7% 44,655 2,138 2,120 8,763 5,993 93.942 9,157 237 Statistics-(contd.) Area-(contd.) Rapeseed Other Total food crops Linseed Til Groundnut oil seeds ------ Total Irrigated" Total Total Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total 27 _2-'-8 ____. 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 739,685 171,707 17 1,942 615 19 6,592 739,848 187,075 25 2,266 3,S(),) 32 4,192 869,595 229,731 75 2,370 2,698 56 21,834 669,357 213,890 3,257 3,239 150 12,984 763,666 200,909 20 1,506 5,823 180 21,890 3,782,151 1,003,312 138 11,341 15,884 437 67,492 756,430 200,662 28 2,268 3,177 87 13,499 784,563 155,620 17 1,771 2,331 70 13,244 730,896 176,891 25 4,800 2,841 165 13,459 796,901 162,811 43 3,743 2,345 32 11,381 716,453 167,162 11 2,555 4,102 87 15,947 774,778 170,769 55 1,191 1,985 190 13,989 3,803,591 833,253 151 14,060 13,604 544 68,020 760,718 166,651 30 2,812 2,721 109 13,604 769,044 181,561 40 2,535 2,545 222 12,959 724,420 251,484 59 3,900 3,277 214 15,554 718,515 228,162 36 2,492 2,752 253 11,830 814,742 236,453 52 2,264 2,792 331 44 3 11,691 792,135 237,025 76 1,142 2,650 308 35 3 12,653 3,818,856 1,134,685 263 12,333 14,016 1,328 64,687 763,771 226,937 53 2,467 2,803 266 12,937 704,345 250,423 16 1,110 2,843 338 14 2 15,158 844,972 215,088 8 938 3,940 249 22 7 14,414 807,129 200,558 20 677 2,324 17l 23 5 12,248 791,906 211,641 8 2,493 3,202 366 45 4 13,315 848,955 229,737 15 1,653 2,848 212 150 2 12,364 3,997,307 1,107,447 67 6,871 15,157 1,336 254 20 67,499 799,462 221,489 13 1,374 3,031 267 51 4 13,500 822,817 214,442 22 1,986 3,112 232 59 5 13,387 845,964 176,319 67 2,155 5,424 215 65 2 15,373 881,189 208,863 66 -2,400 4,807 323 142 10,153 873,664 207,237 66 2,354 6,436 335 89 2 11,142 851,976 218,292 128 4,150 16,695 1,195 131 3 11,047 4,275,610 1,025,153 349 13,045 36,474 2,300 486 13 61,102 855,122 205,031 70 2,609 7,295 460 97 3 12,220 *The total irrigated food crops area shown in column no. 28 will not correspond with the total of irrigated areas shown for individual rood crops owing to the omission of the irrigated areas of certain crops. - 238 Agricultural . ·m-cropped Sugarcane Cotton Hemp Jute Y~ar Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Total Irrigated 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1901-02 3,872 103,897 1,191 1902-03 1,193 108,077 1,220 1903-04 850 75,274 1,099 1904-05 1,211 118,591 1,526 1905-06 896 107,215 759 Total for 1901-06 8,022 513,054 5,795 Quinquennial average-1901-06 1,604 102,611 1,159 1906-07 1,211 1,211 117,442 17,201 1,146 1907-08 3,690 3,687 128,789 36,748 1,360 1908-09 3,658 3,656 111,277 15,809 1,431 1909-10 3,966 3,958 98,721 20,139 1,214 1910-11 2,965 2,940 90,896 14,167 585 Tatal for 1906---11 15,490 15,452 547,125 104,064 5,736 Quinquennial average--l906-11 3,098 3,090 109,425 20,813 1,147 1911-12 3,431 3,347 36,564 25,142 250 1912-13 5,532 5,506 84,737 17,005 1,169 1913-14 3,939 3,907 101,400 46,295 859 1914-15 525 522 107,845 35,300 970 1915-16 2,375 2,363 62,317 17,721 991 Total for 1911-16 15,8112 15,645 392,863 141,463 4,239 Quinquennial average-1911-16 3,160 3,129 78,573 28,293 848 1916·17 2,327 2,322 108,201 26,032 1,179 1917-18 5,358 5,315 96,205 31,512 1,057 1918-19 6,447 6,192 35,170 20,615 275 1919-20 3,503 3,500 80,566 29,868 671 1920-21 3,047 3,038 68,617 26,204 882 Total for 1916-21 20,682 20,367 388,759 134,231 4,064 Quinquennial average -1916-21 4,136 4,073 77,752 26,846 813 1921·22 2,4J4 2,413 37,349 10,590 873 1922·23 1,854 1,845 31,348 14,936 723 1923·24 2,350 2,335 28,495 13,801 575 1924-25 2;700- 2,692 48,963 18,481 649 1925·26 1,646 1,632 41,044 13,197 598 Total {or 1921-26 10,964 10,917 187,199 71,005 3,418 Quinquennial avera~1921-26 2,193 2,183 37,440 14,201 683 239 Statistics-(contd.) .\rea-(contd.) Indigo Opium Tobacco Fodder crops Other non-food crops Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1,832 1,595 22,696 7,400 568 1,814 23,275 8,755 821 1,139 26,915 5,774 622 2,524 22,099 9,589 274 3,054 21,854 4,658 4,117 10,126 116,839 36,176 824 2,025 23,368 7,235 141 140 3,175 3,150 24.784 4,138 7,565 5,593. 60S 523 1,338 1,337 24.451 4,258 8,825 6,445 63 54 2,192 2,180 19,886 2,684 7,286 4,267 65 42 3,319 3,297 23,710 3,066 9,517 8,026 25 19 2,980 2,944 25,433 3,077 10,604 6,676 905 718 13,004 12,908 118,264 17,223 43,797 31,007 181 156 2.601 2,582 23,653 3,445 8,759 6,201 28 25 4,083 3,981 28,592 11,093 16,507 6,194- 10 2,805 2,761 21,224 3,047 9,006 5,919 9 9 1,073 1,069 24,326 7,467 6,025 5,584 4,562 4,521 27,156 7,996 5,675 4,244 148 134 2,756 2,748 24,633 3,219 8,686 7,464 195 168 15,279 15,080 125,931 32,822 45,899 29,405 39 34 3,056 3,016 25,186 6,564 9,180 5,881 2,356 2,306 3,008 2,974 23,992 4,239 10,060 7,096 3,007 2,919 2,189 2,135 27,475 4,199 7,552 5,391 320 306 2,853 2,850 26,6:'.6 8,956 6,562 6,349 639 631 3,392 3,379 26,143 7,605 8,681 7,420 246 239 2.184 2,17~ 25,839 2,613 6,790 6,506 6,568 6,401 13,626 13,511 130,085 27,612 39,645 32,762 1,313 1,280 2,725 2,703 26,017 5,5:U 7,929 6,551. 375 363 3,423 3,394 24,429 3,431 4,616 3,'148 166 164 3,168 3,131 30,879 3,148 6,232 5,053 132 130 2,740 2,687 29,298 3,205 11,291 10,004 -5 4 1,877 1,846 29,803 2,427 11,066 8,774 ,2S 25 2,920 2,916 33,781 2,083 9,009 8,406 703 686 14,128 13,974 . 148,190 14,294 42,214 35,985 141 137 2,825 2,795 29,638 2,859 8,443 7,197 240 ,!gricultural UI--Cropped Sugarcane Cotton Hemp Jute Year Total Irrigated Total Irngated Total Total Irrigated 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1926-27 1,540 1,532 42,849 21,253 831 1927-28 2,095 2,087 32,609 18,488 573 1928-29 2,348 2,346 28,646 22,075 510 1929-30 810 809 45,900 31,014 564 1930-31 1,927 1,927 46,785 36,124 723 Total for 1926-31 8,720 8,701 196,789 128,954 3,201 Quinquennial average-I926-31 1,744 1,740 39,358 25,791 640 1931·32 3,287 3,282 43,699 31,293 743 1932-33 5,743 5,734 21,766 15,482 692 1933·34 4,402 4,397 45,517 32,364 496 1934-35 5,873 5,859 32,954 17,716 700 1935-36 11,004 10,923 20,738 17,071 669 Total for 1931-36 30,309 30,195 164,674 113,926 3,300 Quinquennial average-1931-36 6,062 6,039 32,935 22,785 660 1936-37 11,172 11,124 25,719 18,715 1,012 1937·38 11,108 11,071 23,431 20,539 756 1938-39 4,404 4,399 29,939 24,793 726 1939-40 3,582 3,578 24,894 23,252 1,205 1940-41 6,897 6,891 20,134 19,376 1,375 Total for 1936-41 37,163 37,063 124,117 106,675 5,074 Quinquennial average-1936--41 7,432 7,413 24,823 21,335 1,015 1941-42 5,063 5,031 19,466 18,918 556 1942-43 4,576 4,576 17,377 16,000 1,094 1943-44 8,615 8,581 18,869 15,491 814 1944·45 11,047 10,864 8,118 7,581 565 19 2 1945-46 7,962 7,946 5,104 4,667 768 20 3 Total for 1941-46 37,263 36,998 68,934 62,657 3,797 Quinquennial average-1941-46 7,453 7,400 13,787 12,531 759 1946-47 9,694 9,638 3,710 3,339 959 18 1947-48 12,817 12,701 3,309 2,940 992 13 1948-49 16,933 16,845 2,662 2,466 1,483 33 1949-50 12~3(} 12,893 3,768 3,631 905 47 1950·51 15,630 15,431 2,154 2,023 1,625 55 12 Total for 1946-51 68,004 67,508 15,603 14,399 5,964 166 14 Quinquennial average-1946-51 13,601 13,502 3,121 2,880 1,193 33 3 241 Stansties-( contd. ) Area-(contd. ) Indigo Opium Tobacco Fodder crop'~ Other non-food crops ------ Total Irrigated Total lrrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigat~d 43 '44~- 45 '--~----47 .. - --~ ----"---;w---So-----"Sr}----...S2 ------__ - ---- Acres Acres A£res Acres Acres Acres Acres Acre! Acre~ 14 13 3.337 3,326 38,637 4,945 5,934 4,869 21 20 2,523 2,508 38,198 4,147 6,622 5,853 20 20 1,871 1,856 36,439 7,138 7,651 6,637 3,808 3,802 34,883 6,980 .12,526 11,985 1,717 1,709 33,483 5,771 7,368 6,733 56 54 13,256 13,201 181,640 28,981 40,101 36,077 11 11 2,651 2,640 36,328 5,796 8,020 7,215 40 1,605 1,596 32,500 5,236 7,576 6,100 2,873 2,856 42,276 4,758 9,497 8,385 9- 9 2,OI~ 1,988 39,703 6,885 5,508 4,267 3,542 3,531 39,146 2.200 13,981 13,135 2,713 2,689 45,999 7,071 10,464 9,604 SO 10 12,751 12,660 199,624. 26,150 47,026 41,491 10 2 2,550 2,532 39,925 5,230 9.405 8,298 1,943 1,932 47,304 8,293 4,917 3,733 3,315 3,312 46,145 9,713 6.492 5,986 2 3,114 3,106 51,556 11,766 7,460 6,484 3,864 3,816 50,601 12,796 9,469 8,338 5 1,846 I,S)I 52,493 13,849 7,797 , 7,075 8 14,082 13,997 248,099 56,417 36,135 31,616 2 2,816 2,799 49,620 11,283 7-,227 6,323 3,371 3,365 51,321 24,200 9,316 9,118 3 3 2,417 2,400 47,286 21,873 10,225 8,531 1,208- 1,207 36,748 6,364 7,Og7 6,338 2,000 1,998 52,424 14,386 5,004 4,354 3 3 603 603 58,054 19,992 5,232 4,354 7 7 9,599 9,573 245,833 86,815 36,864 32,695 1 1,920 1,915 49,167 17,363 7,373 6,539 3 3 1,421 1,420 60,740 16,557 6,480 5,853 4 922 907 58,860 13,688 6,833 5,503 699 696 52,486 11,842 3,655 2,722 1,209 1,209 50,816 15,905 3,865 3,178 742 739 56,209 16,748 6,736 3,650 7 3 4,993 4,971 279,111 74,740 27,569 20,906 1 1 999 994 55,821 14,948 5,!l14 4,181 242' Agricultural Ill-Cropped Total non-food crops Kharif Rabi Year Total Irrigated· Total Irrigated Total Irrigated 53 54 55 56 57 58 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1901-02 153,523 540,589 322,649 1902-03 157,313 557,767 323,017 1903-04 131,198 517,344 409,159 1904-05 182,448 506,523 387,028 1905-06 150,231 494,998 316,344 Total for 1901-06 774,713 2,617,221 1,758,197 Quinquennial average-190l-06 154,943 523,444 351,640 1906-07 165,998 31,625 579,164 32,226 333,677 178,529 1907-08 178,002 53,414 536,594 79,973 248,705 202,631 1908-09 154,409 28,919 517,925 29,034 356,732 168,534 1909-10 158,052 38,778 529,226 41,802 350,648 186,287 1910-11 144,071 29,986 483,015 30,138 417,917 172,057 Total for 1906-11 800,532 182,722 2,645,924 213,173 1,707,679 908,038 Quinquennial average-1906-11 160,106 36,544 529,185 42,634 341,536 181,608 1911·12 109,134 50,000 345,604 71,111 584,511 158,024 1912·13 131,943 34,511 501,035 33,995 396,442 185,162 1913-14 139,441 64,867 437,138 97,876 209,664 199,401 1914·15 156,482 53,085 540,437 62,260 392,198 187,587 1915-16 111,212 34,081 499,775 45,032 321&.50 203,702 Total for 1911-16 648,212 236,544 2,323,989 310,274 ],904,465 933,876 Quinquennial average-19ll-16 129,643 47,309 464,798 62,055 380,893 186,77~ 1916-17 159,113 45,397 555,065 48,173 407,184 179,612 1917·18 152,629 51,792 505,545 56,423 487,271 184,356 1918·19 82,748 45,565 433,594 68,542 153,999 139,140 1919·20 132,826 52,666 517,209 57,210 338,595 155,589 1920-21 119,374 41,032 464,456 51,991 230,809 165,511 Total for 1916-21 646,690 236,452 2,475,869 282,339 1,617,858 824,208 Quinquennial average-1916-21 129,338 47,290 495,174 $6,468 323,572 164,842 1921-22 83,793 24,143 484,654 24,863 387,430 151,908 1922·23 83,543 28,458 459,101 29,571 396,670 156,638 1923·24 88,053 32,396 426,586 28,894 439,297 151,143 1924·25 104,227 34,372 428,449 31,432 444,119 122,962 1925·26 102,235 28,444 373,991 24,720 449,096 175,197 Total for 1921-26 461,851 147,813 2,172,781 139,480 2,116,612 757,848 Quinquenmal !verage-1921-26 92,370 29,563 434,556 27,896 423,322 151,570 • fne total Irrigated non-food crops area shown In column no. S4 will not corresp;)(\d with the lotallrng.l.ted Meas shaw'1 for individual Don-fOod crops owing to the omission of irrigated area~ of certain crops. , 243 Statiltt__ (contd.) AJ:ea-(contd.) Net area cropped during Area cropped more than Zaid Total the year once Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Totar Irrigated Total Irrigated 59 ______60____ _ 6_1 _____62 63 64 65 66 Acres Acre.' Acres Acres Acres Acres Acr~~ Acres 2,812 866,050 269,807 804,129 269,807 61,921 3,783 884,567 222,575 811,342 222,575 73,225 2,740 929,243 235,684 814,036 235,684 115,207 8,643 902,194 191,805 R12,395 191,805 89,799 10,344 821,686 259,777 739,210 259,777 82,476 28,322 4,403,740 1,179,648 3,981,112 1,179,648 422,628 5,664 880,748 235,930 796,222 235,930 84,526 6,090 5,719 918,931 216,474 815,808 202,105 103,123 14,369 5,608 5,019 790,907 287,623 731,015 260,806 59,892 26,817 4,423 4,048 879,080 201,616 796,520 189,125 82,560 12,491 3,819 3,573 883,693 231,662 807,673 -215,048 76,020 16,614 3,942 3,810 904,874 206,005 798,612 192,452 106,262 13,553 23,8112 n,169 4,377,485 1,143,380 3,949,628 1,059,536 427,857 83,844 4,776 4,4.H 875,497 22'J,676 789,926 21t,907 85,571 16,769 , 4,028 3,727 934,143 232,862 784,947 214,924 149,196 17,938 4,423 4,036 901,900 223,193 801,177 214,485 100,723 8,708 3,389 3,053 650,l91 300,330 592,143 272,470 58,048 27,860 7,827 7,327 940,462 257,174 807,784 239,158 132,678 18,016 4,957 4,576 826,382 253,310 750,121 237,848 76,261 15,462 24,624 22,719 4,253,078 1,266,869 3,736,172 1,178,885 516,906 87,984 4,925 4,544 850,616 253,374 747,235 235,777 103,381 17,597 4,699 4,208 966,948 231,993 818,982 218,086 147,966 13,907 2,763. 2,513 995,579 243,292 815,186 227,171 180,393 16,121 5,448 5,126 593,041 212,808 543,585 191,881 49,456 20,927 3,815 3,501 859,619 216,300 787,847 202,240 71,772 14,060 4,686 4,133 599,951 221,685 658,041 209,746 41,910 11,939 21,411 19,531 4,115,138 1,126,078 3,623,641 1,049,124 491,497 76,954 4,282 3,906 823,028 225,216 724,728 209,825 98,300 15,391 3,726 3,395 875,810 180,166 779,434 173,201 96,376 6,965 3,039 2,754 858,810 188,963 784,650 183,280 74,160 5,683 3,050 2,796 868,93-3 182,833 781,484 176,851 87,449 5,982 3,133 2,862 875,701 157,256 779,232 152,124 96,469 5,132 3,785 3,456 826,872 203,373 744,781 196,301 82,091 7,072 16,733 15',263 4,306,126 912,591 3,869,581 8tU,757 436,545 30,834 3,347 3,052 861,l25 182,518 773,916 176,351 . 87,309 6,167 ------_ ---~--.----- 244 Agricultural III-Cropped Total Ilon-food crops Kharif Rabi Year Total Irrigated- Total Irrigated Total Irrigated 53 54 55 56 57 58 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1926-27 102,308 36,192 429,043 37,994 407,717 165,059 1927-28 92,633 33,293 419,326 35,465 408,927 181,052 1928-29 104,462 40,412 408,889 74,900 561,396 191,899 1929-30 117,972 55,016 505,751 73,461 273,801 188,152 1930-31 121,243 52,761 4S2,429 71,448 399,203 179,343 Total for 1926-31 538,618 217,674 2,245,438 293,268 2,051,044 !lOS,505 Quinquennial average-1926-31 107,724 43,535 449,088 58,653 410,209 181,101 1931-32 106,813 47,831 481.939 57,308 405,897 143,055 1932-33 103,972 37,485 449,4.40 40,704 380,647 ]69,362 1933-34 115,165 50,037 483,607 56,950 425,099 152,853 1934-35 118,812 42,607 450,743 33,938 379,027 170,722 1935-36 108,807 47,688 445,906 45,112 433,301 169,443 Total for 1931-36 553,569 225,648 2,311,635 234,012 2,023,971 805,435 Quinquennial averagc-1931-36 110,714 45,130 462,327 46,802 404,794 161,087 1936-37 110,147 44,181 455,469 48,291 419,484 173,629 1937-38 114,037 50,997 438,488 66,997 394,851 230,794 1938-39 ll4,311 50,966 471,822 58,181 356,039 216,429 1939-40 llO,458 52,405 491,708 58,731 428,076 225,162 1940-41 107,103 49,702 479,952 52,786 415,895 230,886 Total for 19]6--41 556,056 248,251 2,337,439 284,986 2,014,345 1,076,900 Quinquennial averaac-1936-41 111,211 49,650 467,488 56,997 402,869 215,380 1941-42 108,234 61,344 479,592 82,642 327,017 223,515 1942-43 102,300 53,972 542,940 58,485 399,624 206,329 I 1943-44 88,633 38,264 495,895 43,182 396,338 192,551 1944-45 98,241 39,704 492,909 49,930 393,715 198,384 1945-46 94,776 37,981 508,294 44,517 431,877 220,247 Total for 1941-46 492,184 231,265 2,519,636 278,756 1,948,571 1,041,026 Quinquennial avcrage-1941-46 98,437 46,253 503,926 55,751 389,714 208,2OS 1946-47 101,591 37,255 488,028 39,549 433,462 209,747 1947-48 106,834 36,111 486,157 37,670 462,754 171,335 194849 95,519 34,96& 473,704 36,546 499,461 204,294 1949-50 93,627 - 37,i47 457,038 39,054 506,372 202,186 1950-51 115,302 39,970 488,151 40,936 475,270 214,139 Total for 1946-51 512,373 185,551 2,393,078 193,755 2,377,319 1,001,701 Quinquennial average-l '146-51 102,575 37,110 478,616 38,751 475,464 200,340 -~~~ ~------"The tota I irrigated non-food crop-; area shown in columns no. 54 will not correspond with tho total of irrigatod areas shown for individual non-food crops owins to the omission of the irrigafed !lrea! of certain crops. 245 Statlstics-(contd.) ",." ~ ~ t\relt-(concld.) Net area cropped during Area cropped morethan Zaill Total the year once Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated 59 6U 61 ----62--~ 63 64 66 --~------~-- --~------Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 5,233 4,846 841,993 207,899 766,400 197,277 75,593 10,622 4,228 3,851 832,481 220,368 759,069 210,625 73,412 9,743 3,772 3,344 974,057 270,143 762,106 247,888 211,951 22,255 7,777 7,293 787,329 268,906 718,919 241,058 68,410 27,84& 3,277 2,879 884,909 253,670 772,403 228,510 112,506 25,160 24,287 22,213 4,320,769 1,220,986 3,778,897 1,125,358 541,872 95,628 4,857 4,443 864,154 244,197 755,779 225,072 108,375 19,125 3,540 3,088 891,376 203,451 785,180 193,299 106,196 10,152 4,781 4,310 834,868 214,376 777,944 203,413 56,924 10,963 3,360 3,045 912,066 212,848 797,034 201,878 115,032 10,970 5,495 5,109 835,265 209,769 759,343 197,148 75,922 12,621 4,378 3,902 883,585 218,457 778,532 201,753 105,053 16,704 21,554 19,454 4,357,160 1,058,901 3,898,033 997,491 459,127 61,410 4,311 3,891 871,432 211,780 779,607 199,498 91,825 12,282 4,238 3,822 879,191 225,742 785,486 208,735 93,705 17,007 5,118 4,690 838,457 302,481 753,621 268,789 84,836 33,692 4,965 4,518 832,826 279,128 768,661 253,13l 64,165 25,997 5,416 4,965 925,200 288,858 810,996 259,031 114,204 29,827 3,391 3,055 899,238 286,727 817,211 260,887 82,027 25,840 23,128 21,050 4,374,912 1,382,936 3,935,975 1,250,573 438,937 132,363 4,625 4,210 874,982 276,587 787,195 250,115 87,787 26,472 5,970 5,610 812,579 311,767 745,058 274,238 67,521 37,529 4,708 4,246 947,272 269,060 824,264 237,832 123,008 31,228 3,529 3,089 895,762 238,822 820,339 221,269 75,423 17,553 3,523 3,031 890,147 251,345 822,683 228,244 67,464 23,101 3,560 2,954 943,731 267,718 833,270 242,482 110,461 25,236 .U,290 18,930 4,489,491 1,338,712 4,045,614 1,204,065 443,877 134,647 4,258 3,786 897,898 267,742 809,123 240,813 88,775 26,929 2,918 2,401 924,408 251,697 826,943 232,381 97,465 19,316 3,887 3,425 952,798 212,430 836,851 198,567 115,947 13,863 3,543 2,991 976,708 243,831 845,801 229,088 130,907 14,743 I 3,881 3,244 967,291 244,484 854,774 229,971 112,517 14,513 3,857 3,187 967,278 258,262 863,133 242,354 104,145 15,908 18,086 15,248 4,788,483 1,210,704 -4,2;27,502 1,132,361 560,981 78,343 3,617 3,050 957,697 242,141 845,501 226,47;2 112,1911 15,669 2~6 Alr~cultural IV-Irrigated Irrigated Irrigated Wells Government Private Year canals canals Reservoirs Tube Other Total 2 3 4 5 6 7 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1901-02 44,472 419 224,164 1902-0~ 36,970 182 184,722 1903-04 4~,525 312 191,443 1904-05 35,244 256 155,306 1905-06 56,810 384 201,527 Total for 1901-06 .. 217,021 1,553 957,162 Quinquennial average--1901-06 43,404 311 191,433 1906-07 42.337 158,924 1907-08 68,014 191,416 1908-09 54,187 134,105 1909-10 55,814 158,464 1910-11 46,166 145,198 Total for 1906-11 .. 266,518 788,167 Quinquonnial average--1906-11 53,304 157,633 1911-12 73,311 44 140,447 1912-13 77,777 146 135,888 1913-14 94,312 2 176,746 1914-15 101,732 186 136,090 1915-16 84,773 151,909 Total for 1911-16 .. 431,905 378 741,080 Quinquennial averaj!e-.1911-16 86,381 76 148,216 1916-17 90.201 I 56 121,045 1917-18 97,267 44 127,504 1918-19 81,193 109.508 1919-20 ,95,451 22 105.916 1920-21 72,491 136,293 Total for 1916-21 .. 436,603 122 606,266 f),uinqucnniat averajle-1916-21 87,321 24 121,253 1921-22 63,197 23 109,378 1922-23 66,498 17 116,142 1923-24 62,343 .'. 27 113.973 1924-25 54,589 75 96,897 1925-26 68,923 215 126,341 Total for 1921-26 .. 315,550 357 562,731 Quinquennial averaj!e-1921-26 63,110 71 112,546 247 Stat¥.tiies-(cont d,) Area area Number ofwelb by- Masonry Non-masonry New masonry wells bUilt dunngthe Number Other year Included of sources Total Av,lliable AvaIlable m column 11 reservoirs ____8'-- _____9______1_0 ____1_1 ______1_2 ___~. _13'---_____1_4 ______15_ Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 752 269,807 11,857 61,778 93 102 701 222,575 11,875 62,090 107 85 404 235,684 11,841 62,706 88· 95 999 191,805 10,499 61,772 112* 874 1,056 259,777 10,469 63,556. 62* 887 3,9tZ 1,179,648 56,541 311,902 512 2,043 '182 235,930 11,308 62,380 104 409 844 202,105 6,684 10,496 40,664 63,158 100 1,316 260,806 7,027 10,505 48,593 66,531 68 833 189,125 6,463 10,749 35,252 60,182 298 770 215,048 7,073 11,006 38,880 59,444 312 2 1,088 192,452 6,976 11,135 37,479 60,238 165 2 4,851 1,059,536 34,223 53,891 200,868 309,553 - 943 7 970 211,907 6,845 10,778 40,174 61,911 189 1,122 214,924 7,015 11,214 36,489 58,508 122 11 674 214,485 6,786 11,261 33,046 56,919 98 11 1,410 272,470 7,618 11,353 43,638 61,570 116 11 1,150 239,158 7,031 11,456 34,928 59,068 130 11 1,166 237,848 7,362 11,577 39,566 61,466 148 11 5,522 1,178,885 35,812 56,861 187,667 297,531 614 55 1,104 235,771 7,162 11,372 37,533 59,506 123 11 784 218,086 6,885 11,677 32,362 57,762 124 11 2,356 227,171 6,669 11,740 30,699 55,627 101 11 1,180 191,881 6,582 11,811 28,138 54,770 91 11 851 202,240 6,554 11,887 25,473 51,562 99 11 962 209,746 7,421 11,964 31,161 53,761 108 11 6,133 1,049,124 34,111 59,079 147,833 273,482 523 55 1,227 209,825 6,822 11,816 29,567 54,696 105 11 603 173,201 6,699 12,022 26,397 51,824 98 11 623 183,280 6,839 12,066 27,792 49,894 86 4 508 176,851 7,262 12,175 27,052 44,924 304 4 563 152,124 6,390 12,110 23,165 43,059 101 4 822 196,301 7,122 12,171 27,084 45,059 85 5 3,119 881,757 34,312 60,544 131,490 234,760 674 28 624 176,351 6,862 12,109 26,298 46,952 135 6 *The figure 'I included lil column 10 mstead of column 11. 248 Agricultural IV-Irrigated Irrigated Irrigated Wells Government PrIvate Year canals canals Re,el VOll$ Tube Other Total 2 4 5 6 7 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1926-27 79,890 109 116,535 1927-28 84,965 2 125,065 1928-29 95,677 3 151,227 I 929-3G 111,612 128,508 1930-31 119,701 36 108,007 Total for 1926-31 .. 491,845 150 629,342 Quinquennial averaiC-I926-31 98,369 30 125,869 1931-32 100,288 127 92,344 1932-33 97,550 41 105.290 1933-34 103,2~4 41 97,699 1934-35 99,683 213 96,610 1935-36 .• 102,655 51 98,148 Total for 1931-36 503,400 473 490,091 Quinquemlial average-1931-36 10~,680 9S 98,018 1936-37 111,396 9 96.326 1937-38 149,471 118,292 1938-39 138,643 64 1l3.731 1939-40 131,206 27 2 126,789 126,791 1940-41 136,382 166 1 123,488 123,490 Total for 1936--41 667,098 267 578,630 Quinqllonni41 averajle-1936-41 133,420 53 115,726 1941-42 150,577 123,011 123,011 1942-43 139,697 76 97.262 97,263 1943·44 126,739 34 93,604 93,604 1944-45 128,334 17 99,227 99,227 1945-46 138,677 43 102,169 102,169 Total for 1941-46 684,024 170 1 515,273 515,274 QuinquenDlaJ averajlo-1941-46 136,805 34 103,055 103,055 1946·47 135,689 94,743 94,743 1947-4~ 118,279 75,525 75,535 1948-49 139,301. 83,529 83,529 1949-50 133,882 91,213 91,213 95,746 1950-51 144,709 94,746 439,756 Total for 1946-51 ., 671,861 439,756 87,951 Quinquennial average-1946-51 134,372 87,951 .. ~.~--- 249 Statistics-(contd.) Area-(cancld.) Number of wells Masonry Non-masonry New masonry wells built during the Number Other Actually Actually year included of sources Total used Available used Available in column 11 reservoirs 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Acres Acres 743 197,277 7,027 12,214 27,287 44,607 106 6 593 210,625 7,281 12,159 27,988 45,022 131 981 247,888 7,700 12,228 33,671 47,624 171 938 241,058 7,526 12,253 32,046 49,124 94 766 228,510 6,771 12,386 27,099 48,281 137 4 4,021 1,125,358 36,305 61,240 148,091 234,658 639 It 804 225,072 7,261 12,248 29,618 46,932 128 Z 540 193,299 6,436 12,492 23,556 47,342 128 6 532 203,413 6,558 12,561 26,453 48,212 118 6 914 201,878 6,333 12,578 24,797 47,235 66 6 642 197,148 6,531 12,635 24,968 47,621 118 6 899 201,753 6,560 12,696 25,082 46,368 114 7 3,527 997,491 32,418 62,962 124,866 236,778 S44 31 70S 199,498 6,484 12,592 24,973 47,356 109 6 1,004 208,735 6,542 12,767 23,672 45,433 137 7 1,025 268,789 7,175 12,821 28,293 46,767 137 7 693 253,131 6,961 12,932 27,974 46,591 166 7 1,007 259,031 7,469 13,103 30,339 47,244 269 7 849 260,887 7,094 13,220 29,240 47,349 181 7 4,578 1,250,573 35,241 64,843 139,518 233,384 890 35 916 250,115 7,048 12,969 27,904 46,677 178 7 650 274,238 7,171 13,452 31,750 48,652 279 796 237,832 6,851 13,522 25,422 46,003 100 892 221,269 6,527 13,592 24,371 44,660 138 666 228,244 6,572 13,625 24,812 44,515 101 1,593 242,482 6,832 13,694 24,303 43,767 137 4,597 1,204,065 33,953 67,885 130,658 227,597 7S5 4 919 240,813 6,791 13,577 26,132 45,519 151 1,948 232,381 6,958 13,817 23,722 43,345 191 4,763 198,567 6,557 13,944 21,339 42,437 193 6,257 229,088 6,257 14,054 19,932 40,517 191 4,876 229,971 6,943 14,226 19,294 37,970 288 2,899 242,354 7,666 14.665 20.0lO 37,297 51 20,743 1,132,361 34,381 70,706 104,297 201,566 914 2 4.149 126,472 6,876 14,141 20,859 40,313 183 250 Live-Stock and Agricultural Machinery and Implements, 1920-51 Number enumerated in 1951 1944 1935 1930 1925 lno Particulars Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Total Total Total ------1-- 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 I-CATTLE Total 260,225 250,860 9,365 238,534 230,163 8,371 284,405 254,921 308,419 244,138 Males 156,736 153,122 3,614 150,764 148,136 2,628 160,787 Females 103,489 97,738 5,751 87,770 82,027 5,743 123,618 (A) Males (over 3 years) .. 121,885 119,625 2,260 119,159 117,644 1,515 118,815 118,082 131,102 111,956 U) Breeding bulls, i.e., 157 128 29 113 104 9 317 entire males over 3 years kept or used for breeding purposes only. (ii) Working bullocks, 120,458 118,390 2,068 116,678 116,206 472 116,159 i.e., bullocks and uncas- trated males over 3 years kept for work only. (iii) Bulls and bullocks 1,270 1,107 163 2,368 1,334 1,034 2,139 - over 3 years not in use for breeding or work (other bulls). (B) Females (over 3 years) ., 70,625 66,578 .f.,On 57,828 54,042 3,786 74,976 71,453 81,295 66,131 (i) Breeding cows .. i.e., 70,299 66,308 3,991 57,641 53,863 3.778 71,515 _ cows over 3 years kept for breeding or milk produc- tion. (a) In milk 34,366 31,944 2,422 33,659 30,369 3,290 (b) Dry 29,771 28,358 1,413 18,861 18,435 426 (c) Not calved 6,162 6,006 156 5,121 5,059 62 (iI) Cows over 3 years 37 5 32 18 18 used for work only. -(iii) Other cows over 3 2119 265 24 169 161 8 1,431 years not in use for work or breeding purposes. (C) Young stock (3 years and under)- Total 67,715 M,657 3,058 61,547 58,1.77 1,070 90,611 65,186 90,022 65,851 Males 1/.,851 33,497 1,354 11,605 30,492 1,113 11,972 Females 12,864 31,160 1,704 29,942 27,985 1,957 48,612 (i) Under 1 year Total 35,864 33,581 2,283 35,257 33,038 2,219 35,231 Males 19,041 18,012 1,029 111,125 17,260 865 17,352 Females 16,823 15,569 1,254 17,112 15,778 1,354 17,879 (ii) 1 to 3 years Total 31,851 31,076 775 26,290 25,439 851 55,181 Males 15,810 15,485 325 13,411fY 13,232 248 21,620 Females 16,041 _ 15,591 ~50 12,810 12,207 603 30,763 II..... BUFFALOES Total 266,802 %59,917 6,885 239,964 234,118 5,846 324,680 203,047 237,760 157,345 Males' 56,653 55,376 1,277 51,157 50,274 883 69,511 Females 210,149 204,541 5,608 188,807 183,844 4,963 255,169 251 Live·Stock and Agricultural Machinery and Implements, 1920-51-(contd.) Number enumerated in 1951 1944 1935 1930 1925 1920 Part iculars Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Total Total Total 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 (A) Males (over 3 years) 28,373 27,810 563 23,552 23,334 218 27,708 19,283 26,944 23,181 (i) Breeding bulls, i.e., 230 206 24 112 97 15 1,353 entire males over 3 years kept or used for breeding purposes only. (II) Working bullocks, 27,732 27,275 457 12,947 22,896 51 25,388 i.e., bullocks and uncastra- ted males over 3 years kept for work only. (iii) Bulls and bullocks 411 329 82 493 341 152 967 over 3 years not in use for breeding or work (other bulls). (B) Females (over 3 years) 143,164 138,837 4,327 126,351 122,581 3,770 123,644 97,291 100,557 73,218 (i) Breeding cows, i.,e" 136,606 132,442 4,164 122,276 118,511 3,765 116,791 cows over 3 years kep t for breeding or milk pro- duction. (a) In milk .• 59,714 57,365 2,349 70,107 66,843 3,264 (b) Dry 65,639 63,956 1,683 39,315 38,843 472 (c) Not calved 11,253 11,121 132 12,854 12,825 29 (ii) Cows over 3 years 6,134 5,975 159 3,527 3,526 used for work only. (iii) Other cows over 3 421 420 4 548 544 4 6,853 years not in use for work or breeding purposes. (C) Young stock (3 years and under)- Total 95,265 93,270 1,995 90,061 88,203 1,858 173,328 86,473 110,259 60,946 Males 28,280 27,566 714 27,605 26,940 665 41,803 Females 66,985 65,704 1,281 62,456 61,263 1,193 131,525 (0 Under 1 year Total 47,568 46,166 1,402 50,971 49,530 1,444 109,213 Males 17,915 17,337 578 20,447 19,910 537 27,750 Females 29,653 28,829 824 30,527 29,620 907 81,463 (ii) 1 to 3 years Total 47,697 47,104 593 39,087 38,673 414 64,115 Males 10,365 10,229 136 7,158 7,030 128 14,053 Females 37,332 36,875 457 31,929 31,643 286 50,062 II-SHEEP 26,831 26,281 550 59,595 59,150 445 63,776 54,731 48,363 53,452 (i) Up to 1 year 3,806 3,757 49 11,609 lI,567 42 (ii) 1 to 3 years Total 6,852 6,661 191 47,583 403 Males 1,231 1,183 48 2,867 2,763 104 5,621 5,478 143 f"'~45,119 Females 44,820 299 (iii) Over 3 years Total 16,173 15,863 310 Males 1,464 1,420 44 Females 14,709 14,443 266 1 252 Live-Stock and Agricultural Machinery and ImpleJDents, 1920-51--'-(contd.) Number enumerated in 1951 1944 1935 1~30 1925 1920 Part kula!"s Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Total Total Total ______~2~ __~3~ ____ ~4_____ 5 6 ____..:_7 _____:8"-- ___..o9 ___ --=1.::.0 ____~11;..... IV-GOATS 70,577 65,389 5,188 160,792 155,863 4,929 193,220 135,217 165,128 89,731 (i) Up to 1 year 11,791 10,869 922 46,490 45,015 1,475 (ii) 1 to 3 years Total 18,719 17,051 1,668 114,302 110.848 3,454 Males 3,149 2,817 432 6,578 5,975 603 Females 15,470 14,234 1,236 107,724 104,873 2,851 (iii) Over 3 years Total 40,067 37,469 2,598 Males 3,3n 3,095 247 Females 36,725 34,374 2,351 l V~HORSES AND PONIES 14,814 13,966 848 13,124 11,960 1,164 18,202 16,614 18,970 14,858 (i) Up to 1 year 1,140 1,201 39 1,304 1,29.'1 11 (ii) 1 to 3 years Total 2,632 2,510 122 1,062 1,051 11 Males 1,055 967 88 <148 440 8 Females 1,577 1,543 34 614 61l 3 (iii) Over 3 years Total 10,942 10,255 687 10,758 9,616 1,1<12 Males 3,794 3,271 523 4,<104 .'1,561 843 Females 7,148 6,984 164 6,354 6,055 299 VI-DONKEYS 12,319 10,897 1,422 12,234 11,123 1,111 15,315 13,815 17,821 15,545 (i) Up to 1 year 1,185 1,142 43 (ii) 1 to 3 years Total 2,287 1,917 370 Males 1,117 871 246 Females 1,170 1,046 124 (iii) Over 3 years Total 8,847 7,838 1,009 Ma,es 3,638 3,050 588 Females 5,209 4,788 421 VII- ()'I1HER ANIMALS 17,939 15,157 2,782 17,823 15,840 1,983 5,373 3,681 3,659 2,184 (i) Mules .. 2,781 2,580 201 2,016 1,748 268 1,627 996 718 404 (ii) Camels 3,281 3,194 87 3,931 3,928 3 3,746 1,685 2,941 1,780 (iii) Pigs .. 11,877 9,383 2,494 11,876 W,164 1,712 VIII-POULTRY 19,401 13,706 5,695 22,763 16,171 6,592 (i) Fowls .• 18,908- 13,479 5,429 21,963 15,923 6,040 (a) Hens 7,982 5,603 2,379 8,860 6,041 2,819 (b) co*cks 3,342 2,569 773 4,033 2,993 1,040 (c) Chickens 7,584 5,307 2,277 9,070 6,889 2,181 253 Live-Stock and Agricultural Machinery and Implements, 1920--51--(concld.) Number enumerated in 1951 1944 1935 1930 1925 1920 ---.--- Particulars Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Total Total Total 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 (Ii) Ducks 493 227 266 800 248 552 (0) Ducks .. 201 114 87 404 98 306 (b) Drakes .. 120 67 53 211 58 153 (c) Ducklings 172 46 126 185 92 93 IX-·PLOUGHS 97,196 96,001 1,195 78,300 78,214 76 74,153 71,006 73,795 66,493 (i) Dasi (Wooden) 96,117 94,938 1,179 77,619 77,555 64 73,537 . (ii) [mprQved (Iron) .. 1,079 1,063 16 681 669 12 616 X-CARTS .. 10,635 10,355 280 9,988 9,719 269 8,432 9,032 8,845 6,188 XI-.SUGARCANE 1,201 1,134 67 619 619 938 CRUSHERS (i) Worked by power 82 79 3 3 3 4 (ii) Worked by bullocks 1,119 1,055 64 6/6 616 934 XII -OIL ENGINES 14 19 5 6 6 10 Xill-ELECTRlC PUMPS 10 10 6 XIV-TRACTORS 36 26 10 32 XV.... GHANIS 1,510 1,453 57 1,708 1,646 62 1,751 (;) More than 5 seers 747 702 45 (II) Less than 5 seers 763 751 12 ~54 List of Primary Schools Number of Number of pupils on pupils on Serial January 1, Serial January I, no. Name ofthe School 1951 no. Name of the School 1951 2 3 2 3 TEHSIL AGRA 42 Muhamadpur 79 District BoMd Schools 43 Khera Bhagor 77 Bamroli Katara 160 44 Balhera 92 2 Bichpuri 127 45 Gailana 29 3 Aguthi 55 46 Jaganpur 85 4 Sikandara .. 160 47 Mahua Khera' 48 5 Bmoli Ahir t03 48 Kakrari 70 6 Nainana Jat 108 49 Bhandai 75 7 Dehtora 74 50 Mau 60 8 Lakawali 54 51 Salemabad 57 9 Bamroli Ahir 81 52 Naripura 38 10 Shyamo 109 53 Tanora 52 11 SohaIla 71 54 Midhakur 271 12 Kakuba 77 55 Kahrai 61 13 Bad 109 56 Gummat 46 14 Dahnoli 106 57 Midhakur 37 15 Jarua Kalara 15! 58 Nagla Mewati 28 16 Malpura 184 59 Lalau 75 17 Rohla 139 Municipal Board SchoOls 18 Sahara 81 60 Gokulpura ' , 262 19 Arloni 70 61 Kansgate 151 20 Garhoani 70 62 Pul Chhinga Modi 175 21 Diwari 74 63 Loha Mandi 158 22 Degner 86 64 Nau Basta 185 23 Gutila 69 65 Nagla Ajita 140 24 Kundol 86 66 !agdishpura 194 25 NagJa Shawala 71 67 Balka Basti 163 26 Kabulpur 68 68 Alam Ganj 181 27 lhandhopura 741 69 Billochpura 122 28 Akota 154 70 Shahganj No.2 116 29 Man Kenda 101 71 Nagta Chhaua 155 30 Patholi 135 72 Rukrnini Sindhi School 162 31 Barara 154 73 Nagla Faqir Chand 211 32 Itora 67 74 Bhogipura " 304 33 Bhorka Bag 66 75 Shahganj No.1 133 34 Ganraua 80 76 Rui ki Mandi 215 35 Pachgai Khera 72 77 Puniya Pada 141 36 SiroH 70 78 Deputy Gaya Prasad 140 37 Ram Nagar .. 85 79 Baldevganj 115 38 KhaIlua 70 80 Shyam Mandir 86 39 Sadar Ban 56 81 Bodla 139 40 Bahenta 81 82 Chawli 76 41 Sunari 96 83 Beharipura ~3 255 List of Primary Schools-(contd.) Number of Number of pupils on pupils on Serial January I, Serial January I, no. Name of the School 19.51 no. Name of the School 1951 3 2 3 TEIISIL AGRA-(cQntd.) 125 Taj Ganj Prachin 334 Agra Municipal Board Schools- (contd,) 126 Rasai Kalan 140 84 Sarai Khoja No.1 40 127 M. P. Pura 116 85 Sarai Khoja No.2 42 128 Ukharra 109 86 Kacheri Ghat 165 129 HariBhawan 96 87 Nagla Dhaoi 221 130 Navin Belanganj 201 88 &lan Ganj .. 214 131 Mandi Said Khan 220 89 Anathalaya .. 150 132 Bagh Muzaffar Khan 172 90 Gita Ismarak 154 133 Training Bazirpura 262 91 Johns Mill~ 90 134 Ratanpura ,. 124 92 Gali Hakiman 66 135 ChhiliInt 81 93 Jiwini Mandi 115 136 Nagla Padi 109 94 Subhash Park 208 137 Khatik Pada 109 95 Chhipi Tola 298 138 Nil Kanth 79 96 Dhakran 230 139 Nannoo Mal Digambar Jain (Aided) 137 97 NaikiMandi 152 140 Ratan Muni Jain (Aided) 160 98 Rawli 124 141 Muslim Loha Mandi (Aided) 78 99 Katra Gadtiyan 120 142 Jatab Vir Jagdishpura (Ai 111 Maithan 344 154 D. Jain Nai ki Mandi (Aided) 90 112 Moti Katra 322 155 G. D. Jain (Aided) 47 113 Seth Gali 110 156 Ahamdiya Hanfiya (Aided) 198 114 Lohar Gall 106 157' Maktab Mohammadiya (Aided) 298 115 Nai Basti 141 158 Maktab Munal Islam (Aided) 99 116 Tila MunnaIal 119 159 Maktab Katra Neel (Aided) 68 117 Pai Chowki 125 160 H. S. Sir Agha Khan (Aided) 39 US S. N. Sapar 124 161. Gooia (Ai 119 Fatak Moti Katra 64 162 Kadariya Muhammadi (Aided) 66 120 Hira La! Gandhi 121 163 Jain Vidyalaya IlhuJiya Gaqj (Aided) 105 121 Singho Ka Nagla 164 164 B. V. Jain Shwetambar (Aided) 228 122 Taj Basai 77 165 Goli Deyi (Aided) 115 123 Navin Taj Ganj 224 166 Maheshwari (Aided) 121 124 Bah IWpur 124 167 National Model (Aided) 193 256 List of Primary Schools-(contd. ) Number of Number of pupils on pupils on Serial January 1, Serial January I, no. Name of the School 1951 no. Name of the School 1951 2 3 2 3 TEHSIL AGRA--(concld.) 23 Pora Jhurrian 43 Municipal Board School_(concld.) 24 Pura Mansukh 47 16'8 Sindhi School Panni Gali (Aided) 268 25 Karkoli 62 169 M. D. Jain Moti Katra (Aided) .. 194 26 Manikpura .. 99 170 Sanatan Jain (Aided) .. 81 27 Arnota 120 171 Kapoor (Aided) 81 28 Chandarpura 97 172 Vidya Dharam Vardhni (Aided) .. 223 29 Bah 270 173 Shanti Bhawani Laxmi Jain (Aided) 145 30 Jarar 162 174 Public Basic (Aided) .. 110 31 Jatipur Kalan 127 175 Gwara Vaish (Aided) •. 103 32 Shahpur 128 176 Tikam. Chand Chheda Lal (Aided) 116 33 Naugawan 81 ,.177 Talimul Quran (Aided) 129 34 Soorjan Nagar 147 178 Ahchut Mandi Said Khan (Aided) 35 35 Garhwar 71 179 G. M. S. Kandhari (Aided) 107 36 Garhi Partappura 127 180 Azad Maktab (Aided) 125 37 Kachora Ghat 81 181 P3.l\ia Shahi (Aided) .. 107 38 Kamtari 73 182 Sindhi School (Aided) 184 39 Korath 70 183 Dera Siras (Recognized) 102 40 Karanpura 60 184 Rasoolpura (Recognized) 82 41 Nandgawan .• 126 TEHSIL BAH 42 Parna 153 District Board Schools 43 Kukapur 62 Bateshwar 120 44 Richapura 77 2 Holipura 93 4S Chauranga Har 66 3 Mai 47 46 Nonera 72 4 Balai 74 47 Fatehpura 66 5 Gopalpura 86 48 Mau 77 6 Pura Baghraj 97 49 Rudamuli .. 107 7 Rampur Chandseni 112 50 Madhopura .. 70 8 Kwari 41 51 Khera Rathor 61 9 Tora 68 52 Sajenti 82 (0 Pura Haral .. 42 53 RaiPWa Dexit 107 11 Bichkoli 43 54 Basnoi 45 12 Puraguman .• 72 55 Rajpura 67 13 Ferara 54 56 Dhaipura 57 14 Mahua 60 57 Sidhawali .. 72 IS Pura Kanhera 47 58 ChangOli SS 16 Bhadroli 52 59 Pura Narholi 74 17 Kukthari 41 60 Chausingi .. 84 18 !JaKnanpura 65 61 Abhaipura 97 19 Palokhera 107 62 Bhasai Bhadoria 84 20 Pinahat 120 63 Khelawali .. 73 21 Umretha 93 64 Udaipur Kalan 60 12 Kionri 38 65 Bara Gaon .. 46 257 List of Primary Schools-(contd.) Number of Number of Pupils on pupils on Serial January 1, Serial January 1, no. Name of the School 1951 no. Name or the School 1951 2---- 2 ----3- 3 TEHSIL BAH-(concld.) 31 NaglaBari .. 126 District board SchOOJs.-(COlllcld.) 32 Naglalmli .. 122 66 Bikrampur 75 33 Nagla Singi lOt 67 Nonera 47 34 Nanhai 114 68 Baprawali 55 35 Panwari 115 69 Sabora 46 36 Sanwai 135 10 NaglaBhari 34 37 Murthar 107 11 Hus~aintlura 40 38 Tehu 228 72 Silpoli 40 39 Tundla 156 73 Bijoli - 50 40 Chirholi 112 74 Pirohara 68 41 Barhan 264 TEHSIL ETMADPUR 42 Nandlalpur " 88 District Board Schools 43 Tikri 141 Anwal Khera. 163 44 Madali 138 2 Bahrampur 56 45 Jarkhi 142 3 Hasanpur 92 46 NoorMahal 75 4 Khandoli 193 47 Himmatpur tiS Paint Khera 90 48 Muhmodi 88 6 Rupdhaqu .. 102 49 Marsena 102 7 Sohrai 8t 50 Sujanpuf 77 8 Ujrai 137 51 Niyamatpur 45 9 Basona 65 52 Anwara 37 10 Basimohansai 69 53 Bhagupur 85 11 Gijoli 32 54 Shadara 100 12 Chaukra 71 55 Khera Hajipur 66 B Dhorau 46 56 Kheri 103 14 Agwar 190 57 Benai 121 15 Aharan 152 58 PachoKhera 112 16 Burj Atiwal 99 59 NaglaDal ., 91 17 Chawli 135 60 Salempur 121 18 Chulahwali .• 174 61 Usmanpur 101 19 Dea KhC!a 80 62 Barnan 64 20 Dhirpura 92 63 Maloopur 94 21 Garhi BhllogWant 96 64 Nagla Swat'OOp 77 22 Etrnadl'ut' .. 258 65 Mud Jahangirpur 61 23 Garhi Jagannath 75 66 Kanrau 7S 24 GarhiRami 109 67 Nagla-Darwesh 90 25 Kotki 104 68 AHai 59 26 Jamal Na~ar Bhens 124 69 Siktara 62 27 Mn4arnEllJabad 78 70 TeriBEIgia 65 28 Khanda 228 71 Mosnabad ItO 29 Mukhwar 134 72 Pura Gobardhan 43 " SO MitawalJ 135 13 AbJdgarh 79 258 List of Primary Schools-(contd.) Number of Number of pupils on pupils on Serial January 1. Serial January 1. no. Name of the School 1951 no. Name of the School 1951 2 3 2 3 TEHSIL ETMADPUR-.(conC/d) 17 Pokharia 37 District Board Schools--«concld.) 18 Nayabans 63 74 Nagla Bel .. 100 19 Salempur Muria 42 75 Lakhna Mai 68 20 Tula Shampur 65 76 Chitrai 62 21 Barohara Kala lOS 77 Basai 73 22 Bhalo Khera 84 78 Bankata 65 23 Gubroth 143 79 Beloth 52 24 Ruppur Rajpur 60 sa Pesai 48 2S Taroli 83 81 Sher Khan ., 24 26 Palia 122 82 Naya Bans .. 67 27 Kllandar Tikatpura 46 83 Kheriya 50 28 Majllara 75 84 Kheriya 55 29 Garhi Khanderao 131 8-5 Nagla Devi Ram 43 30 Sankuri Khurd 84 86 Surhcra 57 31 Mahra Chowdhari 83 87 Garhi Suhjan 74 32 Rehawali 52 88 Semra 224 33 Jaroli 64 89 Bas Risa! 130 34 Donki 143 90 Bamani 56 3S Banguri 60 91 Etmadpur 82 36 Jagrajpur 83 92 Phorra 84 37 Siktara 83 93 Nagla Ratia 91 38 Vazidpur 62 94 Etmadpur 37 39 Chrtora 80 95 Khandoli .. 31 40 Hirner 22 96 Tundla 40 41 Phoolpur 38 TEHSIL FATEHABAD 42 Kurra Chitarpur 152 District Board Schools 43 Sltamshahad 33 Bhikanpur .. 66 TEHSIL FIROZABAD 2 Phamena 73 District Board Schools 3 Garhi Jahan Singh 69 Nagla Sikandar 107 4 Jainagar 14! 2 Alinagar 139 5 Dehmseiri _172 3 Asan 72 6 Fatehabad .. 319 4 Bachgaon 1SS 7 Kolara 104 5 Bmara 116 8 PatniKcra IO~ 6 Basal Multama 11 Therai 62 9 Deokeli 139 12 Lema 59 10 Gogoi 79 13 Niboraha 61 11 Gonch 91 J4 ChamroIi 35 12 Hirango 107 IS Uncha 68 13 HlI8alnpur 6Z 16 NaaIa Patam 126 14 Jataa 64 259 List of Primary SchooIs--(contd. ) Number of Number of puplis on pupils on .3 "rial January I, Serial N~me of the School January 1. no. Nam~ of the School 1951 no. 1951 2 3 2 3 TEHSIL FIROZABAD-.(concld.) 56 Dholpura 62 District Board Scbools-(colIC[d.) 57 Sarganwa 64 15 Jaroli Kalan 68 58 Chakkarpur 45 16 Jalalpur 102 59 Akilabad 76 17 Jondhari 111 60 Fatehpura 53 18 Kaulam'li 129 61 Tapa 7Z 19 Kaitha 71 62 Itora 7) ZO Okhra 22 63 Kotia 260 :U Narkhi 110 64 Nolgla Mirza 54 22 Raipura 71 65 M!tamai 56 23 Rupaspur .. 174 66 Nolgla Mulla 42 24 Sangar 117 67 Choban 286 25 Salempur 75 68 Su 33 Dorsa 150 76 Hundawala .. 193 34 Nagla Chura 75 77 Harijan 42 35 Gudanu 96 78 Ragia 202 36 Kurri Kupa 106 79 Shishgaran .• 186 37 Gajipur 81 80 Teela 82 38 Alahadadpur 92 81 KOlla 197 39 Gondai 100 82 Pannalal Digambar 129 40 Garhi Hansram 65 83 Tilak 8:1 41 Karkoli 60 84 Vedic 112 42 Alampur 76 85 Dayanand 96 43 Khoralanagar 63 86 Jain 30 44 Sakhavatpur 60 87 Islamia 194 45 Rudhau 7S 88 Kureshian (Maktab) 44 46 Jakhai 7S 89 Dinyat(Maktab) 78 47 Sewala Rampur 85 90 Mewafaroshian (Maktr.b) 101 48 Nep'li 97 91 Memaran {Maktab) 64 49 Bhondela 6S 92 Ha,iipura (Maktab) 15 $0 Denholi 70 TEHSIL KHERAGARH 51 Katki 7S District Board Schools 52 JaIopura 37 Irdatnagar 145 53 Nizamabad •• 58 2 Birthala 77 54 Nagau 70 3 Mab&o 12S S5 Shankarpur 28 4 Pusenla 102 ~------~------260 List of Primary Schools--( contd.) Number of Number of pupils or pupils on Serial January I, Serial January I, no. Name of the School 1951 no. Na.me of the School 1951 2 3 2 -~-~------TEHSIL KHERAGARH-.(concld.} 46 Kheriya 60 District Bo!trd ScbOOIs-(concld.} 47 Bamnai Kalan 63 5 Garhsan 62 48 Sikandarpur' 74 6 Mabdewa 71 49 Richoha 48 7 Telya 106 50 Pati 68 8 Rablai 98 51 Mewali 99 9 Nadim 75 52 Bhilawali 78 10 Mihawa 85 53 Untigir 57 n Aila 122 54 Lakhanpura 58 12 Basai Jagncr 54 55 Bisalpur 73 13 Beri Chabar t 74 56 Ghusiana 66 14 Birham 100 57 Danda 46 15 Biscra Kalan 50 58 SingrawaIi .. 66 16 Chit 100 59 Dhanina 57 17 Digrota 139 60 Nagla Bir Bhan 76 18 Faziatpura 48 61 Hironda 63 19 Jagncr 226 62 Sonra 61 20 Noni 79 63 Swara 52 21 Khcragarh " 171 64 Kagarol 230 22 Ladu Khera 181 65 Garhmukha 57 23 Murkia 80 TE;HSIL KIRAOLI 24 Rithori 111 District Board Schools 2S Saniya 143 Gahrra Kalan 83 26 Salahnagar 113 2 Olenda 45 "7 Kurri Jodhpura 61 3 Baha 145 28 Sarcnda lOS 4 Dabar 92 29 Sarhcndi 99 5 Sanwara 51 30 Rasoolpur 44 6 Sikroda 108 31 Tantpur 45 7 Beman 58 32 Basai Kheragar~ 75 8 Dulahara 57 33 Sone 59 9 Sunothi 60 34 Bidholi 55 10 Achnera 304 3S Singaich 95 11 Arrua Khas 70 36 Bhara 41 12 Biyara 91 37 1laJupura 97 13 Churiyari 67 38 Barpova Buzurg lOS 14 Fatehpur Sikri lS9 39 lonai S5 15 Dawali 73 40 Murkiya 95 16 Hansela 51 41 Garhmukkba 90 17 Jenpra 99 42 Mahuakhcra 46 18 Jajau 80 43 Bakkaipur 73 19 Kukthara 63 44 Lalpur 53 20 Jotana 106 4' Birat 103 21 Kiraoli 214 261 List of Primary Schools-(concld.) Number of Number of pupils on pupils on Serial January 1, Serial January I, no. Name orthe School 1951 no. Name of the School 1951 2 3 2 3 TEHSIL KIRAOLI-(concld.) 52 Jitora 101 District Board Schools-(concld.) 53 Bharkol 54 22 Karahara ",l ~4 Dithwar 4' 23 Pachora 73 ~5 Baranwara 54 24 Mangora 69 56 Babrod 72 25 Nagar 81 57 Chehpoker 92 26 Raibha 163 58 Arhera 7.'J 27 Runkuta 94 59 Gobra 61 28 Sandhan 101 60 Akbara 61 29 Santha 58 61 Panwari 92 30 Sital Khurd 138 62 Mandi GUT 90 31 Ujrai 80 63 Imlawada 84 32 Undera 75 64 Ninwaha 52 33 Nayabans 65 65 Chomah Shahpur 75 34 Kathwari 71 66 Chenkora 90 35 Garhi Sindhpura 69- 67 Mandi Mirza S4 36 Kithan 67 68 Ardaya 53 37 Mahura 67 69 Pura Mana 62 38 Konrai 57 70 Gaharra Khurd 62 39 Maggral 56 71 Sarsa 38 40 Atoos 88 72 Nagla Baharwali 54 41 Khandwai 50 73 Garhim'l 62 42 Bhilawat 52 74 Lokher ara 75 43 Turkiya 90 7S Nagar 69 44 RajhoJi .. 97 76 Gopau 45 45 Mangrol Gujar 85 77 Arsena 69 46 Akhwai 93 78 Doora 170 47 Deoretha 108 79 Achnera (Depressed) 80 48 Mahdau 49 80 Jaupura 21 49 Deonari 53 81 Achnera (lslamia) 45 50 Sakatpur 56 82 Kiraoli (Islamial 28 51 Tikri 79 83 Mubarikpur 90 PSUP-AP 2 Census-1955-200.