CENSUS OF INDIA 1991

SERIES - 20

PUNJAB

Part II-A
and
Part 11-.

General Population
Tables
and
Primarv Census Abstract

Director of Census Operations, Punjab

 PREFACE

Census Operations of 1991 Is the 13th Census of India as reckoned from the year 1872 and the 5th after
Independence. After concluding the entire Census Operations In the PunJab State on 5th March, 1991,
provisional cens,=,s figures were quickly complied, tabulated and published In Paper I of 1991 and Supplement
tQ Paper lin the year 1991 for making available to the govt. and various data users a proflle of the Important
Elem~graphlc featur.es~fdi1e.State's papulation. The data rel,!!ased In the earlier volumes were based on the
f\gures relayeEI by v3}'1Q.U$"::'dlstrkt census offices which fundloned as Principal Census Offices~under the
cha~ of Deputy ~mmls$(0ner Elf the dtsttict who were designated as Prlnc:lpal Census Omce~ under the
Census Act.
However, the present volume Is the out<!ome of the det:alled scrutiny, compilation and tabulation of data
collected by a vast army of enumerators deployed In the field for canvassIng the requlslte'census Information
from each person In the shape of Individual slips and household schedules during the pt!t1od 9th ·February,
1991 to 28th February, 1991. Part IIA and liB volumes viz., General Population Tallies and Prlr111tY Census
Abstract Is one of the foremost and prestlgeaus publl~tlons of this directorate and displays some' broad
demographic and economic features of the State's population down to the levels.oflts districts, cities and towns
tabulated on full count basis. Part II A of this volume contains the General Pppulatlon Tables A-1 to A-5 with
several appendices whereas Part liB displays the flgures relating to the 9-fold Industrial classltlcatlon of r.naln
workers as a~nst 4-fold Industrlar classification presented In 'the, 1981 tensus Prlmary•.census ,.t\bstract.
Another feature of this census Is that data has been pre$ented In the PCA for each ~mmurilty DeVelogment
Block. Additionally, In this census, sex-wise population lri the 0 to 6 agJ group has beeh Included In the .P"rlmary
Census Abstract for the flrst time with a view to enabnng data users to arrive at a more realistic literacy t:lte
as. all children Qf the age 6 years or less have b~ treated as illiterate while canvassing Individual slips at the
time of 1991 <;:ensus. ,,
The data collected during 199 t Census Operations In the State was Itself a stupenduous task and wat.c:,arrled
out by deployment of about 40,000 enumerators and supervisor's drawn from the State Govt. agencles.Jhelt
tralnlngwas organised b}<the Directorate of Census Operations, PunJab throughout the State and trainers were
drafted entirely from this directorate by deputing officers and staff to Impart training to all the ~ensus
functionaries In collaboration with State/District/Town Census Officers so that all the concepts relating to
census taking could be brolikflt home to ea-ch census field official. Immediately after conclusion of the fleld
operations, the records were brought over to Chandlgarh and allocated to four RTOs which were set up In
ChaQdl~rh Itself for scrutiny, compilation, etc. of the fleld data. The RTOs started functioning )from May,
1991 for compilation of data as.per plans and progtammi5 designed by the Registrar General, I"dla. The\.
cOllJl1Uatlon of data was a stupenduous task and In tbat 950 Compliers, Checkers' and Supervisors had to be
recrj.lited on consolidated wage basis to -enable the data beln, PrOc:eueG In rlOra time fer making rt ~Ible
to release the tabulated figures quickly for the government an4 other au users. Each lTO was ,laced uR"lIer
a team of officers/officials who unstintly guIded the entl~e progra"..". of edltln" cocI1fti anel cem,IIatl4tn. In
the headq uarter, a Central Tabulation Office was set up for consolldatll1ftM .-.ultutthe Scale!dtstr1ct/tahsIV
town level for presentation In various tables prescrIbed by the Registrar General, In~.
The. tablE!$" In this volume are given below:-
PART IIA

Table A-1 Area, houses and population

Table A-2 Deadal variation In population since 1991

Table A-3 Village classtt1ed by population sjze

Table.A-4 Towns and Urban Agglomerations classified by population In 1991 with variation
since 1901 .

Table A-5 Standard Urban Areas

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 PART liB
PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR
General Population upto C.D. Block/town level for rural and urban areas
General Population upto TahslVtown level.for rural and urban areas
Scheduled caste population uP.to C.D. Block/town level for rural and urban areas

Interestlna!Y, a number of maps have been <1eslaned to highlight the salient demographic featurQS of the
population and have been appended In this volume for alvlng a araphlc and illustrative details of the data
collected and complied In the fleld. .

I must record my deep sense of gratitude to Shrl D.S. Jaspai, the ex-Director of Census Operations, who
has been the guiding spirit behind the conduct of the arduoU$ ~k ofthe census takln,ln the State during 1991
Census Operations. It Is under his guidance and supervision that this noble task was completed in record time,
even thoush, the clrcun'lstanc8$ prevailIng then were arduous and most trytng.

I must also express my sincere gratitude to Shrl A.R. Nanda, Registrar (jeneral. Census Commfssloner
of India for affording us all alona valuable gulda[\ce In conductln&the C«l$US Operations In the State and
encouraging us at every stage of the task. Dr. VIJaYanunnl, the R..eAtrar General. Census Commissioner of
India has all along given us an ImpetUs from the very beglsmlng since he took over his aupst offlce to make
the publication available to the aovt. and various data IJsers in the. State and the country at large. I am highly
thankfi,ll to him for prompting us to get the needful done.'

am
I also Indebted to Shrl S.P. Sharma, Deputy RegIstrar aeneral (CatT) and .hIs team ofoft1cen for their
timely guidance In preparlna the tables of this volume and In presentation of the data. Smt. Mlnatl Ghosh,
Deputy Registrar General (Map) deserves all thanks for finalising the maps for this volume.

Indeed ,but for the excellent work done by the officers and the staff of this directorate, the volume would
not have seen the light of the day. their names are appearing In the acknowledgement list aPllended to the
report. I may, however, specially mention the excellent work done by S/Sh. Alit Singh, Dy. DIrector, Harvlnder
Slngh,Oy. Director, Karan Singh, Asstt. Director, D.P. Jain, Asstt.Dlrectorwho have manned the tabulation
offices and done their best In completlna the compilation work In their RTOs In a record time.

The flnal produa I.e., the analtdcalll3rt glv.., In this report Is the outcome of.a c:onslstent hard work done
by Sh. D.P. Jain, Asstt. DirectorI S/Sh. Vishwa Mltter )oIly, Investigator and Azad Kumar, Statistical Assistant
who have put In their best In seeing through the scrutiny of all the tables and presentation of the data In this
volume. I am placlna on record hlah appreciation of the excellent work done by them In bringing out this
publication.

1st September, 1995 H.L. KALLA

DepUty Director
Census Operations, Punjab
Chandlgarh

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Officers and staff who worked hard at different stages to bring out thl$ volume

COMPILATION OF PCAs AT RTOs

R.T.O. I

S/Shrl
1. Harvlndet Singh Dy. Director
2. Pawan Kumar Investigator
3. Ba\blr Singh Statistical Assistant
4. ]aldev Statistical Assistant
5. Satya Arora StatistiCal Assistant
6. Harbans Singh Statistical Assistant

R.T.O. II

S/Shrl
1. AJlt Singh Dy. Director
2. H.S. Dhlngra Investigator
3. Munlsh Sharma Investigator
4. H.S. Sudan Statistical Assistant
5. Major Ram Statistical Assistant
6. S.c. Bassi Statistical Assistant
7. Wlran Wan Computer

R.T.O. III

S/Shrl
1. Karan Singh Assistant Director
2. Balwant Ral Investigator
3. Santokh Singh Statistical Assistant
4. M.K. Nagpal Statistical Assistant
5. Narlnder Singh Statistical Assistant

R.T.O. IV

S/Shrl
1. D.P. Jain Assistant Director
2. T.L. Garg Investigator
3. Prem Singh ]aniU Statistical Assistant
4. Prem Chand Jand StatlstlQI Assistant
5. Harbeer Kaur Statistical Assistant
6. Harjlt Singh Statistical Assistant

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 PREPARATION OF TABLES (CENTRAL TABULATION UMIT AT HQ)

S/Shrl
1- M.L. Sharma Assistant Director
2. D.P. Jain Assistant Director
3. V.M. Jolly Investlaator
4. Pawan Kumar Investlaator
5. S.P. Goel Statistical Assistant
6. Azad Kumar Statistical Assistant
7. H.S. Sudan Statistical Assls~nt
8. Harbans Singh Statistical Asslitlafit
9. Asha Vashlsht Statlstkal Assistant
10. M.K. Nagpal Statistical Assistant
11- Sham Sunder Computer
12. Vlnay Kumar Assistant Complier

ANALYSIS AND DRAFTING

S/Shrl
1. E).P. Jain Assistant Director
2. V.M. Jolly Investigator

,MAPS
SIShri
L M.utlw:v Shyam ~esean:h Om(:er
2. Stlrindelill~ 'S:lnJtl Sr. Getltt;rapher
3. Tejpal Slngt:l Cartographer
4. Rupsa Banerjee Geographer
5. )iwan SiQgh Sr. Artist
6. U.s"'~ Jgalr~ Artist
7. ~1iI11>.il1 $b~lJ;I Artist
8. )agjit Singh Draftsman
9. Sangeeta Rahi Draftsman

MANUSGRU'T FINALISATION

S/Shri
1. D.P. Jain Assistant Director
-
Investigator
2. Pawan Kumar

S/Shri
1. Pa~);j l}a)aJ S'~~ap,b~r
2. VI nay Kl:!li1ar As$Istant Comptler

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 CONTENTS
Pages

PkEFACE AND ACKNOWiEDGEMENTS (iii-vi)

'P~RT I·A - GENERAL POPULATION TABLES

GENERAL NOTE: Introductory; The Census Count,'1991; Preparatory work; Census Schedules;
Housellst, Household Schedule,lndlvldual Slip, Degree Holders and Technical
Personnel Schedule; Improvements/chanps made In the 1991 Census;
Census Act; Preparation ofMaps; Rural and Urban Areas; Urban Agglomeration;
Standard Urban Areas; Census HIerarchy; Training; Provisional Totals; Post
Enumeratlen Check; Tabulation Programme and Publications 3-7
A-I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION 9

Fly-lea' : Territorial Transfers; Area figures; Urban Areas; Rural Areas;

Census House and Household and Density of Population 11-20
Table A- t : Area, Houses and Population 21-39
~dlx t toT~_~le A-1 : Statement showing 1991 Territorial Units and
Changes durin, 1981-91 40-41

~~I!.ti>~ ").1. A-1 : Number and population of Villages with

Pop'ulatlon(§'f;5,:QOO ~nd over and of Towns with PopulatIon under 5,000 42-43
AI'-,.n:dj!l!J ..tg. ,.Jle A-1 : Houseless and Institutional PopulatIon 44-52

A·2 DECAD'~l V1iJUATION IN POPULATION SINCE 1901 53

Fly...., I. AdJustment of population, method of estimation; Percentage
decadal varlatlon of population 190 1 to 1991 ; and Changes In the Sex Ratio
1901·199J I 55-58

Tabl. A-2 : Decad;1I variation In population since 190 1 59-63

Appendix te T~!Ii A-2 : State and Districts at the 1991 Census showing
1981 area and ;populatlon olccordlng to territorial Jurlsdl€tlon In 1981,
Change In ;pollulatlon of 1981 adJusted to Jurisdiction of 1991 64
A-3 VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION SIZE 65
Fly-lea': Percentage of population living In villages ofvarlous population sizes;
and .fJercentage of villages and population by slz~ class of villages In 1981 and
1991 67-69
Table A·;J : Villages classified by populatioh size 71-79
A-4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED ,BY
POPtlIl.AllON IN 1991 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 81

Fly-lea': NumberofCltiesand Townsand their population In PunJab In 1901·

1991 i Percentage of population In each size class; Urban Area and Density of
population In each class; Growth of urban population class-wise; Movements
of Otles ~nd Towns from one class to another during 1981-1991; New
Towns; Towns declassified In 1991; and Number of Towns by classes 83-'1
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Alphabetical list of Towns 1991 93-96
Table A-4 : Towns and Urban Agglomerations Classified by poplJlatlon in
1991 with vJriation since 1901 97-133
Appendix 1 to Table A-4 : New towns added In 1291 and towns In 1981
declassified In 1991 . . '. 134
Appendix 2 to Table A-4 : Places \\11th a population to under 5,000 .
classltled as towns for the tlrst time In 1991 135
Appendix J to Table A-4: Places with a pop,ulatloo of under 5,000 In 1981
which were towns In .. 1981 but have been declassltled In 1991 135
Appendix 4 to Table A-4 : Changes betWeen 1981 and 1991 In ar~ and
population of towns and reasons for change In area 136
A-S STANDARD URBAN AREAS

Fly-leaf: The concept; The purpose; Changes In constituents dUring 1981-

1991; Salient features of Individual SUA; Nature ofspnl over' urban area Iyfng
oUtside the SUA bQundary; and percentage deadal variation of POpulation
1971 to 1991 . . . 137-147

Table A-S : Standard Urban Areas 149-1 n

PART II-I - PItIMARY CENSUS AISTRACT 173
Fly-leaf: Introduction; Census houses and households; Scheduled Cast.eS and
Scheduled Tribes; literates; .MalnWorkers; Classltlcatlon of workers Into nine
industrial categories; Marginal workers and Non-workers 174-176
Statement 1 : Number of households per 1,000 Census.houses a~d nUfllber
of households per km2 - 1991 . 176-1 77
Statement 2 : Ranking of districts by population sJze 1 77

Statement J : District arranged In descending order of density of population

and their density In 1981 . .. 178

Statement 4 : Sex ratio 190 1-,1991 178

Statement 5 : Literacy rates (for population aged 7 +) In 1991 179

Statement 6 : .Dlstrlcts arranged In the order of literacy ranking In 1991

Census 179
Statement 7 : Population of Scheduled Castes In each district, their
proportion to total population In rural and urban areas and thelr percentage
distribution In districts 180
Statement 8 : Total main workers by nine broad Industrial categories;
marginal workers and non-workers as percentage of total population In State
and districts 1991 181-185
Statement 9 : Districts arranged In descending order of their 199 t females
work participation rate 186
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 Paps
Stacement .0 : Percentap distribution of Main workers of each sex Into
broad Industrial cateaorles In different districts - 1991 186-187
.$lacement •• : Sexntlo (females per 1,000 males) among total popu~,
total workers (Main + Maralnal workers), Main workers, each cateaory of
Main workers, MaralNi workers and N.on-workers In total, rural and urban
;areas of each districts 188-189
STATE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 193-199
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
(C.D. BLOCKWISE) 201-321
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
.. (TAHSILWISE) 323-3,89
PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (SCHEDULED CASTES)
Fly"'" : Introdualon and list of Scheduled Castes 391
Statement • : Scheduled caste population as percentap of total population
In rural and urban areas - 1991 392
Statement 2 : Rural- Urban distribution of Scheduled Castes In 1991 392-393
Statement 1 : Population of Scheduled Castes In each dlstria, their
proportion to total population and their percentap distribution In districts -
1991 393
Statement 4 : Scheduled Caste population as percentap of total population
In 1981 and 1991 393
Statement 5 : Literacy rates - 1991 (The percentaps have been calculated
on the total Scheduled Caste population exduslve of the population In ap
KJ"oup 0-6) 394
Statement 6 : Percentage distribution of Scheduled Caste population of each
sex Into total workers, Main workers, Maralnal workers and Non-workers In
districtS - 1991 395
Statement 7 : Percentap distribution of marn workers among Scheduled
caste population of each sex Into broad Industrial cateaorles In different
districts - 1991 396
Statement. : Sex ratio (females per 1,000 males) among total Scheduled
Caste population, total workers (Main workers + Maralnal workers), Main
workers, each cateaory of Main workers, Maralnal workers and Non-workers
In total, rural and urban areas of each district 397-399
STATE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT: SCHEDULED CASTES 401-407
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT! SCHEDULED CASTES
(C.D. BLOCKWISE) 409-529

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 ANN EXU R&S
Pa~
ANNEXURE A Census Schedules: Housellst,. Household. SC!hequle, 'lndMdu~1 Slip, 531-537
ANNEXURE 8 Relevant extracts from the Instruc:tlons to 'Enumel'itors for "IIln& up the
schedule$ In Annexure A 538-588
A,?penclbl , :, LIst of few typical Industries that can be con4IJcted on a
fiousehold 'IndustrY basIs 589-590
"".ndJx II : Claultled list of economIc aettvttles 591-594
.......x ill. : Classlfled list of o«upatlc:m$ f6t. dWtrfptlGn af~f.k 59S-S9'
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11teCfCltUi AEt, 1948, (Actt NeJ. XU:VU.f 194'1) 597-S9~

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Faclnl Paps
1. P~1MtH:)f,Ry.~b In IndJa, 1991 xlv
2. Aitffiliilmittvefill~, 199;t xlv
3. Density of Population, 1991 20

4. Urban Population, 1991 20

5. GroWth of Population, 19$.1-_91

6. Growth of Population, 1901-91
7. Gtewth Qf Ylb!a ee.eJd.atlon;. ,,~,-"i4'

8. Growdl o1r1rbin PopUlatIOn, 1901':9.

9. Sex Ratio, 1991 :SjJ
10. Satala Standard Urban Area 172

11. Pathankot Standard Urban Area 172

12. Amrltsar Standard Urban Area 172

13. Abohar Standard Urban Area 172

14. Flrozpur Standard Urban Area 172

1S. ludhlana Standard Urban Area 172

16. Jalandhar Standard Urban Area 172

17. P..Qagwara .s~~rd_ Urban Area 11&

18. H~hlarp#r StandaJd Vr.l!~[1 ~ 1n
19. Patlala 'Sfljndar.Cj' 'bJ.r.ban Ar~; 1:ft
20. Bathlnd~. Sfaridard; l\JfJ)an ~ea 111
21. Moga Standard Urban Area 1~
,.
22. literacy, 1991 180
23. Scheduled Castes, 1-991 182
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24. Main workers, Marginal workers and Non"W9rkers, 1991 ~ 186

25. literacy amona Sd1edul~ ~5tes, 199;1 394

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2~. Main workers, Marginal worlte.:s ~nd Nen-werkers In Schetluled Castes 396

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 FIGURES AT A GLANCE
CENSUS OF INDIA - .99t - PUNJAB
Total Rural Urban

,pulatlon Persons 20,281,969 14,288,744 5,993,225

Males 10,778,034 7,569,423 3,208,611
Females 9,503,935 6,719,321 2,784,614

'Decennial population arowth +20.81% + 17.69% +28.95%

'rate 1981-1991

;ATea In square kilometers 50,362.00 48,921.20 1,440.80

~Sex ratio (No. of females per 882 888 868

~!~OOO males)

~l~eracy rate (excluding Persons 58.51% 52.77% 72.08%

'Children In age &roup Q.6) Males 65.66% 60.71% 77.26%
Females 50.41% 43.85% 66.12%
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~~rtlon of urban population 29.55%
1b total population
rcentage of main workers Pewns 30.07 30.11 29.96
. '"total population Males 54.12 54.92 52.22
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Females 2.79 2.16 4.31

~~centage of marginal Persons 0.81 1.10 0.10

workers to total population Males 0.10 0.12 0.04
Females 1.61 2.21 0.17
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Percentage of non-workers Persons 69.12 68.79 69.94
to total population Males 45.78 +4.96 47.74
Females 95.60 95.63 95.52

Breakup of workers as
per 1991 Census

I) Cultivators Persons 31.+4 42.81 4.18

Males 32.47 43.79 4.40
Females 8.72 14.99 1.12

II) AgrIcultural Labourers Persons 23.82 30.75 7.23

Males 23.80 30.37 7.48
Females 24.35 41.46 3.63

IU) Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Persons 0.81 0.67 1.15

Hunting and Plantation Orchards Males 0.79 0.65 1.14
and allied actlvltles Females 1.11 1.00 1.25

Iv) Mining and Quarrying Persons 0.01 0.01 0.01

Males 0.01 0.01 0.01
Females N N N

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 v(a) Manufa«urln,& Processing, Persens 1.33 1.17 1.72
~II!I' and Repairs Males 1.25 1.09 1.64
trl ~S101d hidustry Females 3.18 3.43 2.88

v(b) Manufacturing, Processln" Persons 10.95 5.47 24.09

Servicing and Repairs In Males 11.15 5.44 25.30
other than Household Industry Females 6.76 6.45 7.15

vi) Construction Persons 2.56 1.87 Ul

Males 2.63 1.91 4V42
Females 1.03 ).80 1'.30

vII) Trade and Commerce Persons 10.55 4.09 26~Ql

Males 10.81 4.15 27.3.
Females 4.69 :l.38 7.48

vIII) Transport, Storage and Persons 3.83 :l.57 6.86

Communications Males 3.97 2.65 7.24
Females 0.94 0.32. 1.68

Ix) Other services Persons 14.70 10.59 .24.54

MJles U,.J_J 9.94 21.03
Pemales .f9'i.1ll 29.17 73.51

Percentage of Scheduled Per.mns t~J 31.93 12.9,9

Caste Population to total
Population *-
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3l.18
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'bIo. of O€GURled residential 3~JBO;.5'6 2,314,391 1,015,862
houses

No. of households 3,424,666 2,355,096 1,069,570

No. of Inhabited villages 12,428

No. of towns 120

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@ Government ot Ind'a Capyri9ht , 1997
 GENERAL NOTE
hitroductory
The basic data of the 1991 Census tabulated on full
count are presented in this volume. They appear in the
following five main Tables under A-series.
A·I Area, houses and population
A-2 Decadal variation in population since 1901
A·3 Villages classified by population size
A-4 Towns and urban agglomerations ciasslfled by
population in 1991 with variation since' 190 I
A-S Standard Urban Areas
The Primary Census Abstract Is another Important
general population table which gives particulars relating to
area, occupied residential houses, households population by
sex, population in age group 0-6, Scheduled Castes and
Scheduled Tribes, workers classltled under broad Industrial
categories, marginal workers and non-workers. The figures
are given for the State/District and community development
bIoc~ by their total, rural and urban areas and up to townl
citY level for urban areas including urban agglomerations.
In addition to General P.C.A., a special P.C.A. giving data
up to district/CD/town level for Scheduled Castes population
Is alSo presented separately. These are presented In Volume
B of this report.
Each table is preceded by a fly leaf briefly Indicating
the coverage of the table and salient features of the data
presented therein.
':;,
2. The Census Count, ( 99 (
The 199'1 Census enumeration was conducted during
the period of 20 days i.e. from the 9th February to 28th
February, 1991 with the sunrise of March I, 1991 as the
reference point of time. The houseless persons were
enumerated during the night of the 28th February. A
revlslonal round was made by the enumerator to each
household from the 1st March to 5th March 1991. Children
born In the interval between the first visit to the household
by the enumerator and the sunrise of the 1st March, 1991
w~re then recorded. Similarly, the slips for the persons who
died dUring this very period were cancelled. The 1991
~ thus covers all persons who were alive on 1st March,
1991.
1. Preparatory Work
The preparations for the 1991 Census which commenced
In 1987, Was gathered momentum during 1988. The first
Item Of preliminary work was In relatlon to the preparation
of up-to-date list of villages and towns as also the latest
maps at State/Distt.lTahsiVTown levels after taking Into
aCCount of all the various JurisdictIonal changes that had
taken place since the 198 I Census. Draft questionnaIres
were developed taking into account past experience,
rec~mendatlons of the United Nations, the willingness of
3
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the people to respond to the topics and the ability of the
enumerators in understanding the definitions and concepts.
These questionnaires were presented at the flrst Data Users'
Conference which was held during April 18'20, 1988 and
deliberated upon by the representatives of the Important
Ministries of the Government of India, the Planning
Commission, the State Governments, Universities, experts
in demography and vatious Research Institutions and Individual
scholars.
The census que)~lvnnalres were pretested In the field
by the staff of State Census Office during November 21,
1988 to December 12, 1988. As a result of this flrst
pretest, certain changes were made In the questionnaires
which were agaIn submitted to the Advisory Committee for
theIr opinion. The second pretest of the census questionnaires
In selected enumeration blocks was held during June 19-July
10, 1989 using the staff drawn from the local school
teachers, govt. officials etc. who worked under the supervision
of the State Census Directorate.
The flnal questionnaires thus developed for 1991 Census
were :-
I) Housellst
II) Household Schedule
ill) Individual Slip
The facsimile of these schedules have been given In
Annexure I A' of this volume. The Instructions to enumerators
for flIling up these schedules are reproduced In Annexure
'B'.
4. Census Schedules
I) Housellst
The housellst schedule contained the Identification
particulars and use of each census house, the
predominant construction material of wall, roof and
floor of the census house, identlflcatlon particulars
of households, the name and sex of head of
household and whether he/she belongs to scheduled
caste or scheduled tribe, whether the household
lives In owned or rented house, number of living
rooms In the occupation of the household, amenities
available to the household like drinking water
supply, electricity and toilet and type of fuel used
by the household for cooking and number of
persons normally residing in the household.
The house listing operatIons which constituted
the flrst phase of the 1991 Census were conducted
In the State from 1st August, 1990 to 15th August
1990. The housellstlng operations Include house
numbering and listing of buildings, houses and
households so as to serve as an Inventory for
olJ3nlslng the main census operations In 1991.
The third Economic Census of the Central
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Statistical Organisation was integrated with the
houselisting operations and an enterprise list
developed by the Central Statistical OrgalJlsation
was canvassed alongwith the house list. The filled
in Enterprise Lists were handed over to the Central
Statistical Organisation for processing and
dissemination of data.
ii) Household Schedule
The household schedule of the 1991 Census
contJins a list of members of the household and
their social, demographic and economic
characteristics as abstracted from the Individual
Slip.
A.t the 1981 Census, the Household Schedule
h.3d two parts. The first part contained Infonnatlon
relating to the household and the second part, the
population record, was a record of Individual
information on the members of the household.
Some of the questions contained in the first part
have been transferred to the house list at the 1991
Census and thus the Household Schedule of the
199 I Census contains only the individual Infonnatlon
on all the members of the household. The questions
on the language mal"ly spoken In the household,
number of married couples living in the household,
whether the household owns a house or house-slte
in the village or town of enumeration in case the
household is living in rented house and whether
the household cultivates land and if the land
cultivated is owned or rented or owned and rented
and the local name of tenancy In case the land
cultivated Is rented were dropped at 1991 Census.
iii) Individual Slip
This is the main questionnaire, one slip Is meant
for one individual. It embodies 23 questIons. It Is
designed to contain essential demographic data like
relationship to head of household, sex, a&,!, marital
status, social and cultural data like religion, mother
tongue, literacy, economic data like occupation,
industry, class of worker, In case of non-worker,
seeking/available for work, whether the person Is
an Ex-serviceman If so, whether he/she Is a
pensioner or non-pensioner and data on migration
and fertility.
iv) Degree Holders and Technical Personnel
Schedule
A special fonn called "Post Graduate Degree
Holder and Technical Personnel Schedule"
(PGDHTP) was distributed to all the post eraduates
and technical degree holders on behalf of the
Council for Scientific and Industrial research to
meet their needs for planning for technical and
professional manpower. The fonn was designed In
the shape of the postaee prepaid Inland letter to
be filled by the respondent concerned. The
enumerator was asked to collect the filled In
schedule back, falling which the respondent was
requested to mall It. These schedule. were
transmitted to the Council for ScJentlflc and
industrial research for further processing and
compilation.
S. Improvements/chanaes made In the 1991 Census
The special features of the 1991 Census as compared
to the previous census are briefly mentioned below:-
I) For the flrst time, a question has been canvassed
through the house list regarding type of fuel used
for cooking by the household. This will help In
knowing the Impact of the fuel consumption
patterns on environment and forest resources and
also reveal the extent to which alternative energy
sources are being used for domestic cooking.
iI) In the house JIst, the availability of toilet facility
to the household has been collected In respect of
rural areas also as against only urban areas In the
1981 Census.
iii) The household schedule has been so designed
as to record the data on mother tongue and religion
of each Individual. This schedule Is proposed to
be used for the expeditions mannual tabulation of
the following.
a) Primary Census Abstract (PCA) with nine fold
Industrial categories upto vlllaee level or ward
of a town. The basic census data will be
presented for the first time for each Community
Development Block In the rural areas In
addition to the other levels like TahslVTalukl
DbtrlctlState or Union Territory.
b) The mother tongue and religion data upto
TahslVTown level. This has helped In releasing
these tables which are In great demand besides
pennJttlnK' simultaneous commencement of
computerised data for other tabulations and
cross tabulation.
Iv) A new question on whether a person Is an ex-
serviceman and if so, whether he/she Is a pensioner
or non-pensioner has been included at the I 991
Census.
v) Till the 1981 Census, children of aged .. years
and below were treated as Illiterates. On the advice
of the Ministry of Human Resource Development
and the Planning Commission, It has been decided
to treat the children of a&,!s 6 years and below
as illiterates at the 1991 Census since the ability
to read and write wIth understanding Is not
&,!nerally achieved, specially In the rural areas, until
a child attains the age of 7 or more. Accordingly,
In the 1991 Census, children of the age of 6 years
or less were considered as illiterates even If the
child was goinK' to school and might have picked
up reading and writing a few odd words.
vi) The persons enp&,!d In unpaid wort on fann
or In family enterprise were not netted as worters
In the 1981 Census. To net such persons, at the
1991 Census, It was emphasised In question 14A
and abo In the relevant Instructions that won
Includes unpaid wort on farm or In family
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enterprise. The Instructions were also elaborated
with repeated emphasis ·on probing enq~lrles and
with various illustrations so as to netting the unpaid
workers on farm or In family enterprises.
vII) The question on seeklng/a~lable for work has
been asked from only non-workers at the 199 I
Census unlike from both marginal workers and non-
workers as at the 198 I Census. Further, In case
of those seeking/available for work, a question
whether they had ever worked before was asked.
This will help In knowing the number of fresh
entrants In the labour force.
vIR) The migration and fertility questions have been
canvassed universally at the 1991 Census. The
reasons for migration have been expanded by
including two more reasons for migration, namely,
business and natural calamities like drought, floods
etc.
6. c...sus Act
The census is carried out under the Census Act (Act
No. XXXVII of 1948) which is reproduced In Annexure
'e'..Thls act empowers the Central Government to notify
and conduct a census in the whole or part of the country.
The Census Commissioner of India and the Director, Census
Operations are appointed to supervise the taking of census.
The act empowers the states or such authority to whom
the state governments delegate power to appoint census
offlcers at various levels to aid In, supervise and take the
census.
This act makes It obligatory for a persons assigned with
census duties to perform the same faithfully and dlll&ently.
It also makes it obligatory for the public to answer ail the
census questions correctly and truthfully. It guarantees the
confidentiality of the information and total non-Identification
of the individual.
7. Preparadon of Maps
A census must ensure that every person Is enumerated
only once and without any omission. In order to achieve
this end, maps for all the districts and tahslis were prepared.
For this purpose, up-to-date administrative boundaries were
mart.ed on maps taking Into account all Jurisdictional changes
that had taken place after 1981 Census. After identifying
every village and town on tahsil map, code numbers were
alloued on the maps to all the rural and urban units. All
these maps were got authenticated from the revenue
authol1tles at Sub-division level. Maps In respect of urban
areas Were obtained from the Executive Officers of the
COIICtrned Municipal Committees/Corporations. These officers
were further requested to carve out enumeration blocks on
the basis of house listing operation.
•• ...... and Urban Areas
In all censuses throughout the world dichotomy of rural
an~ urban areas Is recognised and the census data are
Pteselsonted for rural and urban areas separately. Indian census
a has been presenting the demographic data separately
for rural and ufban areas. The basic unit for rural areas
Is a revenue vlllage/Mauza which has well defined survey
boundary and Is recognised as such by the district
administration. The definition of the urban areas adopted
In 1991 Census has been on the footllnes of the one In
1981 Census which Is as under:-
~
(a) All places with a municipality, corporation or
cantonment board or a notified area committeej
(b) All other places which satisfy the following criteria:
I) a minimum population of 5,OOOj
II) at least 75 per cent of male working population
engaged In non-agricultural persultsj and
iii) a density of population of at least 400 persons
per sq. km.
The places satisfied under criteria (b) are referred to
as 'Census Towns'.
9. Urban Aialomeradon
Apart from town/city, the 1971 and 1981 concept
of urban agglomeration is also adopted for the I 991 Census.
It is generally seen that some urban settlements like railway
colonies, university campuses, port areas, military camps,
etc. come up outside the statutory limits of the city or
town, but adJoining It. Such outgrowths may actually fall
In the area of the adJoining revenue estate but" it Is not
realistic to treat them as rural area on account of their
highly developed urban characteristics but at the same time
each such outgrowth by itself may not satisfy the requirement
to qualify Itself for treatment as a town. Such out growth
Is, therefore, treated as an adlunct of the town on whose
periphery it exists and together with that town it forms an
IIUrban Agglomeration".
10. Sundard Urban Area
The concept of Standard Urban Area introduced in the
1971 Census has been followed both in 1981 and 1991
Censuses. The essential requirements for the constitution of
a standard urban area (SUA) as laid down In 1971 were
that:-
i) It should have a core town of a minimum
population of 50,000;
II) The contliUous areas made up of other urban as
well as rural administrative unit should have mutual
socio-economlc links with the core townj and
III) In all probability this entlre area should get fully
urbanised in a period of two or three decades.
The concept of standard urban area is different from
that of the urban agglomeration. The former Is based on
the potentiality of development of any urban growth in the
next two or three decades while the later depicts the present
state of any out-growth or urban spread adlolnlng a core
town.
11. Census Hierarchy
The Registrar General and Ex-officio Census Commissioner
of India Is responsible for the conduct of population census
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which is a union subject under the charge of the Ministry
of Home Affairs. He is assisted by several officers to look
after the different branches of work within his office. For
each of the state, an officer called, the Director of Census
Operations is appointed. He i~ assisted by Jolnt/Deputy/
Assistant Directors.
At the state level all the civil hierarchy headed by the
Deputy Commissioner (in a district) and a Commissioner
(in a municipal corporation) alongWith other functionaries
like Additional Deputy Commissioners, Sub-Divisional Officers
(Civil), District Statistical Officers, TahsildarslNaib Tahsildars,
Executive Officers of Municipal Committees, Cantonment
Boards and notified area committees were notified for
various supervisory and implementing functions. An army
of about 35,000 field workers (supervisors and enumerators)
carried out the census. On an average an enumerator had
to canvass the schedules for about 600-750 people.
12. Training
Each one in the census hierarchy has to be very dear
on what his duties and responsibilities would be. He has
to understand the questions and their concepts clearly. This
was taken care of by a well planned and intensive training
programme organised for different levels of enumeration
agencies. They were imparted training in three rounds. These
training sessibns were attended by the representatives of this
directorate and were supervised by the concerned charge
officers. Our total attempt was to ensure that all on census
duty were conversant with the concepts and definitions and
were conscious to their responsibilities for conducting the
house to house canvassing of schedules within the time
schedule.
13. Provisional Totals
Soon after the enumeration was over, the provisional
totals were communicated by the enumerators through their
Supervisors/Charge Officers/District Census Officers to the
Director of Census Operations and thereafter to the Registrar
Genera I, India by the quickest possible means. The provisional
population totals were published in Paper-I of 199 i on
March 25, 199 i. This was followed by a supplement which
gave more detailed but prOVisional Information, by rural-
urban composition, size class of towns, main and marelnal
workers, main workers by industrial categories etc.
14. Post Enumeration Check
The Post Enumeration Check Is essential for any
systematic and comprehensive enquiry like population census
to evaluate the extent of coverage and validity of the results.
In line with previous censuses the post enumeration survey
of 1991 sought to evaluate coverage error and the extent
of content error. The coverage error, sought to measure
how accurately every individual had been enumerated in the
census as there were likely omissions or duplications in the
census enumeration. The content error evaluated accuracy
of recording of Important characteristics of individuals. A
census evaluation study was also conducted to quantify the
extent of omission of children at the younger ages and also
to ascertain the correctness of age reported of a child in
the census with the help of birth recorded in the Sample
Registration Scheme.
• 5. Tabuladon Prorramme
A draft tabulation plan for the 1991 Census was placed
before the Advisory Committee who examined all the
aspects of tabulation including sampling. The committee
scrutinised table by table and gave certain suggestions
regarding the contents and format of each table. The draft
tabulation plan as vetted by the Advisory Committee was
presented at the second Data Users' Conference which was
held during March 2-3, 1990. Based on the suggestions
made by the data users in the conference, the tabulation
plan was furthe~ amended and finalised.
In the 1991 Census, a Judicious mix of manual and
computer tabulations has been planned to bring out the data
as quickly as possible. Tables on houses and household
amenities based on housellst have been processed on
computer on the basis of a 20 per cent sample of census
houses. Primary Census Abstract for the entire population
and also for Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe population,
table on ex-servlcemen, tables on mother tongue, religion
and household composition have been generated l11am.iJI!y
from the household schedules on full count. All other tables,
namely, General Economic Tables (B-Serles), Social and
Cultural Tables (C-Serles), Migration Tables (D-Series),
Fertility Table (F-Series) and Special Tables for Scheduled
Castes and Scheduled Tribes (SC and ST Tables), are being
generated from the individual slips on the computer.
In the 1981 Census, for the first time, data for both
rural and urban areas were available on magnetic tapes.
These tapes are being made available to the data users on
demand. In the 1991 Census it Is proposed that a similar
service would be available on a bigger scale. In the 1981
Census, while the basic data were made available on tapes,
all the tables generated were disseminated oniy through
printed books. In the 1991 Census, it is proposed to transfer
most of the tables generated to floppy disks. These diskettes
may be made available to the data users In addition to
printed books. This may fulfil the long felt need of dat.1
users.
16 •. Publications
The 1991 Census tables will be published In 33 separate
series of volumes for all India and for each state and union
territory. The all India volumes will bear the serial no. I
while the other states/union territories have been assigned
serial numbers according to their alphabetical order. The
publications of Punlab, however, consists the seriai number
20.
According to the Tabulation Plan of 1991 Census, the
following series of Tables will be prepared and printed In
the volumes mentioned against them:-
Tables Volumes
A-Series General Population Tabies Part ilA and
and Primary Census Part 118
Abstract
, 8·Series General Economic Tabies Part iii-A and
Part 111-8
C-Series Sodal and Cultural Tables Part IV-A and
Part IV-8
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D·Series Migration Tables Part Y'A and Ethnographic notes and Part X
Part Y·8 Special Studies on Scheduled
Castes and Scheduled Tribes
F·Seties Fertility Tables Part YI
Census Atlas Part XI
H·Series Tables on houses and Part YII
household amenities District Census Hand Book Part XII A and
Part XII B
SC/ST Special tables on Scheduled Part YIII
Series CasteslScheduled Tribes It has been the tradition of the census organisation to
contribute in divme fields, besides population studies. This
Besides, other publications will be as under:· tradition will be continued in 1991 Census also. Some
Town Directory Part IXA special studies of 1991 Census data will be carried out in
collaboration with other organisation. The results of such
Survey report on selected Part IXB studies will be made available as occasional papers of the
towns and villages and C I 991 Census.
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" A-I AREAl HOUSES AND POPULATION
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 A-1 AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION
Fly-Leaf

Table A-I Is the basic population table which corresponds Ludhlana District
to the general population table A-I of the 1981, 1971,1961
Samrala Tahsil lost six PunJab Government Notifi-
and I 951 censuses. This table gives the statistics of the
vllla&eS to Balachaur catIon No. 1555/kE 11(1)-
area In sq.km., population per sq.km, number of villages, Tahsil 0( Hoshlarpur 84/2683 dated April 23, 1984
Inhabited and uninhabited separately, number of towns, DIstr1ct
number of occupied residential houses, number of households
and population by sex according to the I 991 Census. The Hoshlarpur DIscrIct
data are presented for the state/districts and tahslls by their I) Balachaur Tahsil Punjab Government Notification
total, rural and urban areas and upto town/city level for pned six vllla&eS from No. 1555/RE 11(1)-84/2683
urban areas Including urban agglomerations. Samrala Tahsil 0( dated April 23, 1984
Lu(f)1ana clstrfct
There are three appendices to this table, as briefly
described below:- 0) Baladlaur Tahsil PunJab Government Notification
pned two vllla&eS No. 1555/RE 11(1)-84/2683
Appendix-' from Rupnaear Tahsil dated April 23, 1984
0( Rupnapr cIstr1ct

This appendix shows the 1991 territorial units up to Ilupnapr DIscrIct

tahsil level and their constituent units as at the t 981 Census
Indicating the changes, viz., areas added to and areas taken RuPflapr Tahsil lost two Punjab Government Notification
away from the corresponding 1981 Jurisdiction of the units. vllla&eS to Baladlaur TahsO No. 1555/RE 11(1)-84/2683
0( Hoshlarpur District dated April 23" 1984
.Appendix-2 farldkot DIstrict
This appendix gives number of villages with 5,000 Muktsar Tahsil pned PunJab Government Notifi-
population and over and their total population and number three vllla&eS from cation No. 2/18/88 RE II( I )1762
of town with population below 5,000 and their total Flrozpur Tahsil of dated January 27, 1989
population. Normally places with population exceeding Flrozpur District
5,000 are declared as 'town' If they meet the prescribed Intra-district Chanles
norms and places with less than 5,000 population are
treated as villages. However, certain places with population AmrItsar District
below 5,000 have also been treated as towns In the census
I) Tarn Taran Tahsil Punjab Government Notifi-
while certain places with population over 5,000 have not lost four vlllaees to cation No. 355 4-RE II( 1)-
been treated as towns. The number and population of such Patti Tahsil 83/6004 dated July 20,
places are shown In this appendix. , 1983
Appendix-] II) Tarn Taran Tahsil No. 2/t/86/RE II{ 1 )/6555
lost two vlllaees to dated January 25, 1'986
This appendix gives the number of Houseless and Patti Tahsil
Institutional households and their population out of the total
iii) Patti Tahsil &alned No. 3554-RE II( I )-83/6004
households and their population by sex presented In the main four vllla&eS from dated July 20, 1983
table A-I. This appendix Is presented upto the Tahsil level Tarn Taran Tahsil
for rural areas and upto town level for urban areas Including
urbal1' agglomerations. Iv) Patti Tahsil &alned No. 211/86/RE .11(1)6555
two vlllaees from dated January 25, 1986
Territorial Transfers Tarn Taran Tahsil
flro%pllr District
There Is no Inter-state change of territory since 1981.
The territorial changes which occurred during 1981 to I) Fazllka Tahsil lost Punjab Government Notification
1991 within the districts and between the districts of the o vllla&es of Sub- No. 2/4/86/RE II{ 1}/6218 dated
State are given below:- Tahsil Abohar to 25th April, 1986
newly formed
Inter-distri(t territorial (hanees Abohar Tahsil

Flrozpur District 0) The newly formed Punjab Government Notification

Abohar Tahsil &ained No. 2/4/86/RE 1I(1)/6218 dated
Flrozpdr Tahsil lost Punjab Government Notifi- vlllaees of Sub-Tahsil 25th April, 1986
three vllla&es to Muktsar cation No. 2/18/88/RE Abohar of Fazilka
Tahsil of Faridkot District 11(1)1762 dated January 27, 1989 Tahsil

II
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An~a Figures The urban criteria of 1981 varied sligihtly from that
of the 1961 and 1971 censuses. The males working in
Total area figures in column 3 of Table A-I for State activities such as fishing or logging, etc. were treated as
and district represent {Geographical Areas' as supplied by engaged in non-agricultural activity and, therefore, contributed
the Surveyor General, India. Figures for urban areas are to the 75 ~r cent criterion of the 1261 and 1971
those supplied by the local bodies and are based on the censuses, whereas In the 1981 Census, these activities were
area figures of individual towns. Figures for rural area at treated as on par with cultivation and agricultural labour
district level have been derived by subtracting the urban for the purpose of this criterion. In 1991 Census also, the
area from the total area of the district. The rural area figures activities of livestock, forestry, fishing, hunting, plantations
of the units below the district level have been computed and orchards and allied activities have been treated as
from the (Land Use' area supplied by the State Director agricultural activities while applying the test of male working
of Land Records. These do not add up to the district level population.
figures of Surveyor General, India.
The follOWing procedure was adopted for identification
Statement-I given below provides the district-wise area
of villages as census towns for 1991 Census.
figures as supplied by the Surveyor General, India, their
proportion to the total area of the State alongwith ranking All villages of 1981 Census which had a population
of districts. of 4,000 and above, a population density of 400 persons
STATEMENT - 1 per sq. km. and having atleast 75 per cent of male working
population engaged in non-agricultural activity were considered
Ranking of districts in terms of Area
to be treated as Census towns. For calculating the 75 per
cent of male working population engaged in non-agricultural
Area in Km 2 Propottion activity, only main workers were taken into account.
supplied by to total Rankini Agricultural workers Include cultivators, agricultural labourers
Surveyor area of of and workers In Industrial category III, namely, livestock,
District General the State Districts forestry, fishing, hunting and plantations,· orchards and allied
activities. Since the number of workers in industrial category
2 3 4 III was not available, separately, from the village PCA of
198 I, a special tabulation was undertaken to ascertain the
1. GlIrda',pur 3,562 7.07 9 population for the purpose of applying the test at (b)(li)
2. Amritsar 5,087 10.10 5 above. This test was also applied to those towns which had
3. Firozpur 5,874 11.67 become census towns for the first time In r 98 r and those
4. Ludhiana 3,857 7.66 8 statutory towns which were de notified by the concerned
authorities after the 1981 Census.
S. • Jalandhar 3,401 6.75 10
6. Kapurthala 1,633 3.24 12 The urban frame thus finalised for 1991 Census is
0

7. Hoshiarpur 3,881 7.71 7 comprising of 11 2 statutory towns, out of which 3 are

8. Rupnagar 2,085 4.14 11
municipal corporations, 96 municipal committees, 10
notiRed area committees and 3 cantonment boards. In
9. Patiala 4,584 9.10 6 addition, eight villages have been qualified the requisite
10. Sangrur 5,107 10.14 4 criteria for being treated as 'Census Towns'. These are as
11. Bathinda 5,551 11.Q2 3 under:-
12. Faridkot 5,740 11.40 2
Name of Census Town District
It would be observed from the above statement that
Firozpur is the la rgest district followed by Farldkot and 1. Behrampur Gurdaspur
Bathinda while Rupnagar is the smallest district of the State.
2. f atehnang;J! Gurdaspur
Urban Areas
3. Raja Sansl Amritsar
The following definition of urban area was adopted for Bhlkhlwlnd
't. Amritsar
I 99 i Census:-
S. Kot lse Khan Flrozpur
a) All places with a municipality, corporation,
cantonment board or notified town area committee 6. Ak.1Ii3rh Ludhlana
etc;
7. Bhoepur Jalandhar
b) All other places which satisfied the following
.,
8. Talwara Hoshlarpur
criteria.
Note: Talwara was Census Town In 1981 Census also.
i) A minimum population of 5,000;
iI) Atleast 75 per cent of the male main workers The definition of an urban area has undergone reRnement
engaged in non-agricultural ~rsults; and from census to census. These definitions provide an
interesting study and are reproduced below from I 891 to
iii) A population density of atleast 400 per sq.km. I 991 Census.

1991
.
Municipal Corporation
Municipal Area
Town Committee
Notified Area Committee
Cantonment Board
Selected places with (a) density of
nOt less than 400 persons per
k1n 2• (b) a population of 5,000
(e) three fourths of the wor1dng
population should be outside agri-
culture (d) or any other place
which, accordinll to the Director,
possesses pronounced urban
characteristics and amenities.
1951
5 6
Municipal Corporation
Municipal Area
Town Area Committee
Ovil fines not included in munkipal
limits
Cantonment
Test prescribed for distinguishing
towns from villages in different
sta~es were based on ideas
common to all states, but they
were not identical nor had they
been applied with meticulous
uniformity. In the case of princely
states the definition of town was
applied a little indiscriminately.
13
STATEMENT· 2
Tests for eli,ibility for p~ces to be treated as towns 1891·1991
1981
2 3
Municipal Corporation
Municipal Area
Town Committee
Notified Area Committee
Cantonment Board
Selected places with (a) density of
not less than 400 persons per km 2•
(b) a population of 5,000 (c) three
fourths of the wor1dnll population
should be outside agriculture (d) or
any other place which, accordlnll to
the Director, possesses pronounced
urban characteristics and amenities.
STATEMENT· 2 - COIICd.
1941
Municipal Corporation
Municipal Area
All civil lines not Included in
municipal limits
Cantonment
Every continuous collection of houses
Inhabited by not less than 5,000
persons, which the Provincial
Superintendent may decide to treat
as a town.
1971
Municipal Corporation
Municipal Area
Town Committee
Notified Area Committee
Cantonment Board
Selected places with (a) density
of not less than 400 persons per
km 2 • (b) a population of 5,000
(c) three fourths of the wor1dng
population should be outside agri-
culture (d) or any other place
which, according to the Director,
possesses pronounced urban
characteristics and amenities.
1931
7 8
Municipal Corporation
Municipal Area
All civil lines not included In
municipal limits
Cantonment
Every other contlnuous collection
of houses Inhabited by not less
than 5,000 persons, which the
Provincial Superintendent decide
to treat as urban. In making this
decision consideration was given
to (a) the character of the
population; (b) relative density of
the dwellings (c) Importance In
trade, historic associations and to
avoid treating as towns over grown
villalles without urban
characteristics.
1961
4
Municipal Corporation
Municipal Area
Town Committee
Notified Area Committee
Cantonment Board
Selected places with (a) density of
not less than I ,000 per SQ. mile
(b) a population of 5,000 (c)
three fourths of the wor1dng
population should be wor1dng
outside agriculture (d) or any
other place which, according to
the Superintendent of the state,
possesses pronounced urban
characteristics and amenities.
1921
Municipal Corporation .
Municipal Area
All civil lines not included in
municipal limits
Cantonment
Every other contlnuous collection
of houses Inhabited by not less
than 5,000 persons, which the
Provincial Superintendent may
decide to treat as a town for
census purposes. In Indian states
where there were no municipalities,
this definition was required to be
extensively applied.
Note-Uln dealing with questions
arising under head (6), the
provincial supdt will have regard
to the character of the population,
the relative density of the
dwellings, the importance of the
place as a centre of trade and Its
historic associations and will bear
in mind that it Is undesireable to
treat as towns overgrown villages,
which have no urban
characteristics. "
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STATEMENT - 2 - Condd.

1911 1901 1891

9 10 11

Municipal Corporation Municipal Corporation Munklpal Corporation

Municipal Area Municipal Area Municipal Area or any place brouzht under
some similar re&ulation for police or sanitary
pu~.

All Civil lines not Included In municipal All Qvll lines not Induded In municipal limits
limits
Cantonment Cantonment Cantonment
Every other continuous collection of houses Every other continuous collection of houses (a) Every place where the proponJon of the
Inhabited by not less than 5,000 persons, permanently Inhabited by not less than 5,000 tradlni and Industrial population to the total
which the Provincial Superintendent may persons, which the Provincial Superintendent is equal to or il'e3ter than that of the
decide to treat as a town for Census may decide to treat as a town for Census 3iricultural POPUlation (b) Every other continuous
purposes. purposes. IIJ"OUp of houses Inhabited by not less than
5,000 people.
Note- However, a few places, chiefly in the
Native states which did not satisfy the
requirements were treated as towns for
special purposes. "The Provincial
Superintendents were, however, Instructed,
when considering the question of treatlni
places as towns on the basis of their
population, to take care to, exclude such
as are merely overgrown villaies and have
no urban features. It is true that the
discretion thus allowed has occasionally led
to a certain want to unifonnity.

The following statement gives the district-wise number of towns In the state from 1901-1991.

STATEMENT· 1
PrOll'ess In number of towns .90 H " .

State/ District 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901

2 3 5 6 7 .. 8 9 10 II

uo il4 .06 .06 HO 75 59 ~ 62 76

I.
PUNJAB
Gurdaspur District 12 11 10 11 11 6
" 6 7 8 ' 9
2. Amritsar District 10 11 9 8 9 9 ~ 7 7 6 7
3. FlrolPUr District 10' 9 9 9 8 7 7 6 6 6

4. Ludhlana District 10 10 6 7 7 5 4 3 .. 6
5. }alandhar District 14 16 12 11 13 8 8 8 8 10

6. Kapurthala District 3 8 3 4 4 3 3 3 3 5
7. Hoshlarpur District 9 10 9 8 11 6 5 3 6 9

8. Rupna&ar District 8 9 7 7 4 3 2 2

9. Patlala District 12 13 11 )II II 9 a 8 7 8

I O. San~r District 12 14 12 12 15 9 6 6 7
I I. Bathlnlb District 11 12 11 11 II 4 ') 3 2 2 3

12. Faridkot District 9 11 7 7 6 6 6 5 4 4

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There was not much variation In the number of towns
In the state during 1901 to 1941. This number varied from
59 In 1921 to 76 In 1901. There was a marked spurt
In number of towns shooting upto 110 In 1951 Census
and remained almost the same upto 1971 Census. A big
rise In number of towns In 1981 Census was due to Inclusion
of a number" of Notified Area Committees.
Variation In number of towns between 1981 and 1991
Is mainly due to de notification of 2 Notified Area
Committees by the PunJab Government. The list of such
new towns and declassified towns could be seen at Appendix
1 to table A-IV being presented In this volume.
Statement-4 gives the progress In urban population of
State by districts from 1901 to 1991.

STATEMENT - ..
Procress In urban populadon of state and districts 1901-1991

State/District 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901

L, 2 3 . 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

'fUNJAI 5,993,225 4,647,757 3,2 t 6, t 79 2,567,306 1,989,267 1,657,414 1,168,413 869,526 813,224 934,766
1. GurdaspUr 386,412 328,268 249,084 190,812 162,163 93,681 69,537 56,025 59,255 66,207
DIstrIct . '"
a.' "Amrltsar 853,831 721,629 535,470 464,024 408,507 472,767 315,892 201,497 182,917 200,719
. Dlstrfct
3. FIrozpur 384,400 298,071 231,550 208,273 157,342 155,754 118,402 91,511 86,646 72,910
DIstrIct
,;~! L~ 1,242,781 764,140 494,062 322,920 212,503 164,769 114,059 77,990 70,038 92,481
DIstrIct
5. Jalandhar 728,802 612,591 437,164 349,988 294,398 203,201 140,424 116,847 114,579 134,257
District
6. Kapurthala 166,605 163,418 99,670 79,219 64,406 52,429 40,865 35,778 34,638 47,520
Dlstrtct
7. Hoshlarpur 222,138 179,620 127,223 94,586 95,35 I 76,638. 52,897 34,852 43,250 62,550
DIstrIct
8. Rupnaaar 232,317 154,638 82,595 82,830 30,864 22,294 8,764 7,606 10,976 13,916
Dlstrtct
9. Padaia 566,973 ' 464,295 316,309 250,519 204,493 148,025 113,002 99,555 95,378 120,206
DIstrtct
10~ $anpur 417,994 321,641 232,896 183,976 \ 151,355 109,268 78,736 63,805 57,150 70,515
DIstrtct
II. Bathlnda 351,133 295,877 182,274 147,551 94,483 51,441 37,976 25,097 19,552 20,447
DIstrtct ..
J 2. Farldkot 439,839 343,569 227,882 192,608 113,402 107,147 77,859 58,963 38,845 33,038
DIstrtct

The figures of the above statement have been presented In terms of Indices with 1901 as base (1 00) In statement-5 below
for the facility of easy comparison.
STATEMENT - 5
Indices of Growdl of Urban Populadon State Ind Dlsuicts 1901-1991

Prouess In Urban Population Taldn& 190 I - 100

State/District 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

PUNJAB 641 497 344 275 213 177 125 93 87

"-
I. (iurdaspur Dlstrtct 584 496 376 288 245 141 105 85 89
2. Anlrftsar DIstrlct 425 360 267 231 204 236 157 100 91
3. AI'OijIUI" 0IstI1ct 527 409 318 286 216 214 162 126 119
--....._.<
.
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STATEMENT· 5 - Condd

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

4. ludhiana District 1,344 826 534 349 230 178 123 84 76

5. Jalandhar Distri~t 543 456 326 261 219 151 105 87 85
6. Kapurthala District 351 344 210 167 136 110 86 75 73
7. Hoshiarpur District 355 287 203 1.51 152 123 85 56 69
8. Rupnagar District 1,669 1,1 I 1 594 595 222 160 63 55 79
9. Patiaia District 472 386 263 208 170 119 94 83 79
10. Sangnlr District 593 456 330 261 215 155 112 90 81
II. Bathinda District 1,717 1,447 891 722 462 252 186 123 96

12. Faridkot District 1,331 1,040 690 583 343 324 236 178 118
------------_ - - _ - - - - - - - -
The index of urban population for the state fell by 13 the maximum growth (1,71 7) followed by Rupnagar
points in 191 I, but for this decline, the index has shown (1,669), Ludhiana (1,344), Faridkot (1,331) and Kapurthala
a rising trend throughout. The maximum increase In the the least (351).
index was during the decade 1971·1981 when It rose by
153 points from 344 to 497. This abllormal increase can The following statement shows the number and population
partly be attributed to the abrupt increase in the number of places not treated as towns in 1981 but treated a.s such
of towns in 1981. Among the districts Bathinda has shown in 1991, arranged by State/districts and size class.

STATEMENT - 6
Number and population of places not treated as town In 1981 but treated as such In 1991 arranged by
districts and slle

Total Class I Class II Class IU Class IV Class V Class VI

No. Popu- No. Popu· No. Popu- No. Popu· No. Popu· No. Popu· No. Popu·
State/District lation lation lallon lation lallon lation lation

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

PUNJAB 7 54,607 2 21,966 4 27,8]5 4,806

I. Gurdaspur District 2 10,901 6,095 4,806

2. Amritsar District 2 21,966 2 21,966

3. FirozplIr District 7,604 7,604

4. LlIdhiana District 5,564 5,564

5. Jalandhar District
6. Kapurthala District
7. Hoshiarpur District
8. Rupnagar District
9. Patiala District
10. Sangrur District

11. Bathinda District

12. Faridkot District 8,572 8,572

In the State, seven places have acquired the status of
new towns at the 199 I Census. One of these seven towns,
namely Badhni Kalan (Farldkot district) was declared as a
Notified Area Committee by the State Government, where
as o~her six were declared as· census towns For the purposes
of census because they fulfilled the requisite criteria. Besides,
Bhogpur which was a Notified Area Committee at the 1981
Census, but denotlfled subsequently, had quallfled as a census
town at 1991 Census.
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17
Rural Areas
Places which are not classified as urban have to be
treated as rural. The basic unit of admillistratIon in rural
area is a revenue village which has a well defined survey
boundary.
The definition of a village is identical with that of Mauu
given under section 3 (1) of the Punjab Land Revenue Act,
1887. It has been defined as an area for which a separate
record of rights is maintained or which has been separately
assessed to land revenue, or would have been so assessed
STATEMENT - 7
if the land revenue had not been released, compounded
or redeemed or which the State Government has otherwise
declared as an Estate. The village does not necessarily refer
to an InhabIted area only but to the entire land given within
a fixed boundary. There can thus be some villages without
any habitation at all. The village or the revenue estate may
comprIse of several hamlets but the entire village has been
considered as one unit for census purposes.
Statement-7 shows the State and district-wise number
of tahsils, vIllages and towns in 1991 Census.

5cate and Dbtrict-wiui number of Tahslls, C.D. Blocks, Villages and Towns in _991

Total Total No. of No. of

No. of No. of Uninhabited Inhabited No. of
State/District Tahsils CD. Blocks Villages Villages Towns
-----,,~.

3 4 5 6
_----------- --------- -----
PUNJAB 46 118 367 12,428 120
1. Gurdaspur District 3 13 83 1,543 12
2. Amritsar District 5 15 39 1,203 10
3. Firozpur District 4 9 44 1,118 10

4. Ludhiana District 4 10 18 961 10

5. Jalandhar District 4 12 17 1,239 14
6. Kapurthala District 4 66 633 3

7. Hoshiarpllr District 4 11 32 1,591 9

8. Rupnagar District 3 6 n 895 8
9. Patiala District 5 9 21 1,441 12
10. Sangrur District 4 io 9 709 12

11. Bathinda District 4 9 4 523 11

12. Faridkot District 3 10 12 572 9

2.9 per cent of the villages In the State were uninhabited The Statement-8 gives the number of Inhabited
at the time of 1991 Census, Gurdaspur {83} and Kapurthala villages from 1901- I 991. The progress in rural population
(66) are two districts having the largest number of of the state and districts since I 90 I Is displayed In
uninhabited villages. Statement-9.
STATEMENT - 8

Number of Inhabited villages ilt each Census 1901-1991

Number of Inhabited villages

State/District 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

PUNJAB 12,428 12,342 12,188 t 1,947 11,526 12,186 12,223 12,318 12,235 12,309

I. Gurdaspur District 1,543 1,551 1,526 1,507 1,452 2,229 2,243 2,243 2,234 2,244

2. Amritsar District 1,203 1,191 1,181 1,169 1,152 1,043 1,036 1,036 1,039 1,042

3. Firozpur District 1,118 1,119 1,084 1,023 1,444 1,509 1,507 1,499 1,498 1,503
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STATEMENT· 8 - COfIeld

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

4. Ludhiana District 961 958 969 946 811 860 851 859 859 864

5. Jalandhar District 1,239 1,226 1,209 1,173 1,141 1,209 1,210 1,221 1,214 1,216

6. Kapurthala District 633 602 556 525 516 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A . N.A.
..:
7. Hoshiarpur District 1,591 1,584 1,582 1,545 1,521 2,092 2,099 2,118 2,111 2,117

8. Rupnagar District 895 893 8SS 836 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

9. Patiala District 1,441 1,426 1,434 1,436 3,039 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

10. Sangrur District 709 707 709 70S 744 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

I 1. Bathinda District 523 520 519 517 516 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

12. Faridkot District 572 565 564 565 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

1. Figures prior to 1961 have been reproduced lTorn census reports without making adjustments, hence the details of each
transfer are not available.
2. The 1951 figure of Patiala district includes Fatehgarh Sahib and Kohistan districts.
3. N.A. means not available.

STATEMENT • 9
Progress in rural population of the state and district

Rural Population

State/District 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ., 10 11

PUNJAB 14,288,74412.141.15810.334,881 8,567.163 1,171,23] 1,942,822 6,843,912 6.283.285 5,918,286 6,616,024

1. Gurdaspur District 1,370,320 1,185,167 980,380 790,056 688,977 761,287 648,986 578,369 562,753 636,165

2. Amritsar District 1,650,729 1,466,861 1,300,030 1,070,138 958,048 1,147,948 979,021 875,802 838,022 986,085

3. Firozpur District 1,223,417 1,006,642 811,013 662,647 543,624 641,478 527,539 528,105 416,488 412,877

4. Ludhiana District 1,228,813 1,053,511 925,359 784,059 666,416 708,703 601,029 524,492 478,749 620,176

5. Jalandhar District 1,297,985 1,121,9831,017,337 876,194 759,738 923,699 803,014 705,173 686,724 782,418

6. Kapurthala District 480,042 381,831 329,844 264,559 230,665 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N,A.

7. Hoshiarpur DiStrict 1,232,890 1,065,754 924,71 S 776,555 699,434 782,231 704,054 645,262 630,210 663,317

8. Rupnagar District 683,286 561,718 466,507 393,527 351,403 338,648 308,156 280,949 279,841 321,754

9. Patiala District 1,329,269 1,104,603 894,694 704,866 493,367 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
10. 5.1ngrur District 1,292,126 1,088,609 913,754 770,331 615,662 N.A. N.A. N.A. • N.A. N.A.

11. Bathinda District 1,208,830 1,008,729 842,997 680,869 525,206 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

11. Faridkot District 1,291,037 1,095,750 928,251 793,962 638,693 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
N.A. - Not available
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The rural population of the State has generally been
lncre:lslng since I 90 I. The only exception was the yea r
1911 and 1921 when there was a marginal decline in rural
population. It further shows that during the last ninety years
the rural population of the State has more than doubled
Itself. In 1991 Amritsar district had the highest rural
population followed by Gurdaspur while Kapurthala had the
loWest.
Census House and Household
Columns Band 9 of table A-I give the number of
occupied residential houses and households for each district,
tahsil, U.A., City and Town. Occupied residential houses
are census houses which are used wholly or partly for the
purpose of residence by one or more households. To
understand the concept of census house and census household
adopted for 1991 Census, it is first essential to understand
the definition of a 'building'. The following definitions were
adopted for I 991 Census.
I:
,Building
A building Is generally a single structure on the ground.
Sometimes it is made up of more than one component units
which are used or likely to be used as dwellings (residences)
or establishments such as shops, business houses, offices,
factories, worksheds, schools, places of entertainments, places
of worship, godowns, stores, etc. It is also possible that
buildings which have component units may be used for a
combination of purposes such as shop-cum-residence, workshop-
cum-residence, office-cum-residence, etc.
Census House:- A census house is a building or part
of a building having a separate main entrance from the road
or common courtyard or staircase, etc; used or recognised
as a separate unit. It may be occupied or vacant. It may
be used for a residential or non· residential purpose or both.
Household:- A household is a group of persons who
commonly live together and would take their meals from
a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevented
any of them from doing so, there may be a 'household of
persons related by blood or a household of unrelated persons
or having a mix of both. E.xamples of unrelated households
are boarding houses, messes, hostels, residential hotels, rescue
homes, jails, ashrams, etc. These are called Institutional
Households. There may be one member households/ two
members households or multi-members households. For
census purposes, each one of these types is regarded as a
"Household".
The Statement-I 0 gives the number of persons per 100
occupied residential census houses and per 100 households,
number of females per 1,000 males, percentage of rural
and urban population to total population for the state and
the districts.

STATEMENT-l 0

Penons per 100 occupied, residential census houses and per 100 households, number of females per 1,000 males, percentage of
rural and urban popUlation to total population in the State and Districts-1991

Persons per 100 Percentage of Rural!

occupied residential Persons per I 00 Number of females Urban to total
census houses households per 1,000 males population
State/District Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Rural Urban

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

PUNJAB 609 617 590 592 607 560 882 888 868 70.45 29.55
I. Gurdaspur District 610 613 602 609 611 601 903 905 895 78.00 22.00
2. Amritsar District 622 622 623 596 612 569 873 871 876 65.91 34.09
3. Firozpur District 639 639 637 594 603 569 894 896 887 76.09 23.91
4. Ludhlana District 589 618 563 577 615 545 844 879 812 49.72 50.28
5. jalandhar District 600 602 597 582 590 569 899 907 885 64.04 35.96
6. Kapurthala District 596 601 583 581 590 556 896 910 857 74.24 25.76
7. Hoshlarpur District 571 572 565 562 565 546 919 925 890 84.73 15.27
8. Rupnagar District 571 609 483 568 606 480 870 870 870 74.63 25.37
9. Patiala District 637 654 601 605 634 547 880 874 895 7010 29.90
10. Sangrur District 623 627 611 613 623 584 870 867 881 75.56 24.44
11. 8athinda District 612 620 586 596 607 559 880 881 875 77.49 22.51
12. Faridkot District 617 622 604 610 616 594 882 880 887 74.59 25.41

3-A-63/RGI/ND/96
 20
The four items given in the above statement indicates
the following:
(a) Number of persons living per 100 occupied houses
in rural areas vary between 572 (Hoshiarpur) and
654 (Patiala) as against the State average of 617;
while that in urban areas vary between 483
(Rupnagar) and 637 (Firozpur) as against the State
average of 590.
(b) Nl1mber of persons per 100 households in rural
Jreas vary between 565 (Hoshiarpur) and 634
(Patiala) as against the State average of 607j while
that in urban areas vary between 480 (Rupnagar)
and 601 (Gurdaspur) as against the State average
of 560.
(e) Sex ratio (females per 1000 males) in Puniab for
the total is 882, for rural areas 888 and for urban
areas 868.
(d) That 70.45 per cent population of Puniab still lives
in villages against 29.55 per cent in urban areas.
The percentage of population living in urban areas
varies between I 5.27 per cent (Hoshiarpur) and
50.28 per cent (Ludhiana). In the districts of
Am ritsar, Ludhiana, Jalandhar and Patiala the
percentage of rural population is below the State
average because of the impact of urbanisation in
these districts.
Density of population
Density of population is defined as the number of
persons per square kilometre. Density of population for total,
rural and urban areas for the state, districts, tahsils and towns
has been given in column 4 of Table A-I.
It may be seen that there are 403 persons per square
kilometre in the State. In rural areas the density of population
is 292 whereas in urban areas it Is 4,160 per square
kilometre. Among the districts, Ludhiana has the hilihest
density (641) and Firozpur the lowest (274).
The highest rural density is in Jalandhar district (399)
and the lowest (212) in Firozpur district. The highest urban
density of population (6,302) is in Ludhiana district and
the lowest (2,164) in Kapurthala district.
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DISTRICT
TAHSIL
POCKET FOR KAPURTHALA
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POCKET FOR PATIALA.
401 - 500
I sr ... rEAHRAGE 403 I

DID 301 - 400

2 300 AND BELOW

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TABLE A-I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION
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A-I AREA. HOUSES AND

N umber of villa&e$
Total
State/ Dlstrict/TahslV Rural Area Population In- Un-In-
U.A.lClty/:rown Urban In Ian! perlan 2 habfted hablted

2. 3 4 5 6

PUNJAB T 50,J62.oo 40J 12,428 J67

It 48,921.20 292 12,428 J67
U 1,440.80 4,160

I. Gurdaspur District T 3,562.00 493 1,543 83

R 3,485.5B 393 1,543 B3
U 76.42 5,056

I . Pathankot Tahsil T 935.62 543 3BB 27

R 913.21 398 388 27
U 22.41 6,439

Sulanpur U.A U NA NA
(I) Sujanpur (M.C) U 0.31 49,723
(iI) Harllan & RaIlway Colony (O.G.) U NA NA
Pathankot U.A U NA NA
(I) Pathankot (M.e.) U 22.10 5,608
(Ii) Khanpur (O.G) U NA NA
(III) Lamln (O.G) U NA NA
(Iv) Dhakl (O.G) U NA NA

2. Gurdasllur Tahsil T 1,334.68 476 672 47

R 1,301.28 414 672 47
U 33.40 2,899

Dinanagar (M.C) U 14.36 1,182

Behr.Jmpur (C T) U 3.26 1,474
Gurdaspur (M.C) U 10.85 5,045
Dharlwa! (M.C) U 1.27 11,192
F.Jtehndlll3/ (C T) U 3.66 1,665

3. Batala Tahsil T 1,226.03 501 483 9

R 1,205.42 389 483 9
U 20.61 7,050

Dera Baba Nanak (M.C) U 0.78 9,462

Fatehgarh Chunan (M.C) U 1.50 7,392
Hatala U.A U NA NA
(I) Batala (M.C) U 8.75 9,829
(Ii) Bakewa! (O.G) U NA NA
(iii) Gaunspura (O.G) U NA NA
(Iv) Bhatha Inderjlt vii (O.G) U NA NA
(v) Marrianwala vi (O.G) U NA NA
(vi) Umarpura v iO.G) U NA NA
(vii) Sagarpur Ix (O.G) U NA NA
(viii) Kothe Malawa vIR (O.G.) U NA NA
(Ix) Bawali Inderflt xli (O.G.) U NA NA
(x) Bhode-d1-Khul x (O.G) U NA NA
(xl) Alowa! xiii (O.G) U NA NA
(xli) Kharal xl (O.G) U NA NA
(xiii) Nawanplnd Iv (O.G) U NA NA
(xlv) )harrlwa!an xv (O.G) U NA NA
(xv) Haveli Chobdaran xlv (O.G.) U NA NA
 23
toJ"HATIO'N 1991

No. of
occupied Population Total
, NO~ of resldendal No. of Rural StatelDlstrictlTahsiV

..... TOWns
~ houses Households Persons Males Females Urban U.A.!Clty/Town

. - '..:; 7 8 9 10 11 12 2

120 3.330.253 3.424.666 20.281.969 10.778.034 9.503.935 T • P'U'N]AI

2.314.391 2.355.096 14.288.744 7.569.423 6.719.321 I
120 1.015.862 1.069.570 5.993.225 3.208.611 2.784.614 U

12 287,776 288,646 1,756,732 923,343 833,389 T ' I. Gurdaspur DIstJtct

223,641 224,335 1,370,320 719,477 650,843 R
12 64,135 64,311 386,412 203,866 182,546 U

2 88,886 89,410 507,944 264,707 243,237 T I. Pathankot TahsD

64,438 64,841 363,656 189,179 174,477 R
2 24,448 24,569 144,288 75,528 68,760 U

2,659 2,659 16,090 8,436 7,654 U Sujanpur U.A

2,532 2,532 15,414 8,0111 7,336 u (I) Sulanpur (H.C)
127 127 676 358 318 U (0) HarI)an 8: Railway Colony (O.G.,
21,789 21,910 128,198 67,092 61,106 U Pathankot U.A
21,101 21,218 123,930 64,865 59,065 U (I) Pathankot (M.C.)
298 298 1,865 984 , 881 U (0) Khanpur (O.G,
356 356 2,196 1,124 1,072 U (10) Lamln (O.G)
34 38 207 119 88 U (Iv), Dhaki (O.G)

5 102,831 103,105 634,920 332,358 302,562 T 2. Gurdaspur Tahsil

86,128 86,393 538,104 281,123 256,981 R
5 16,703 16,712 96,816 51,235 45,581 U

2,843 2,846 16,968 8,811 8,157 U Dlnanapr (H.C)

793 793 4,806 2,472 2,334 U Behnmpur (C T)
9,598 9,603 54,733 29,390 25,343 U Gurdaspur (H.C)
2,545 2,546 14,214 7,375 6,839 U Dharlwal (H.C)
924 924 6,095 3,187 2,908 U Fatelmanp/ (C T)

5 96,059 96,131 613,868 326,278 287,590 T 3. 8atala Tahsil

73,075 73,101 468,560 249,175 219,385 R
5 22,984 23,030 145,308 77,103 68,205 U

1,151 1,151 7,380 4,407 2,973 U Dera Baba Nanak (H.C)

1,902 1,903 11,088 5,795 5,293 U Fatehprfl Churian (H.C)
16,342 16,387 103,367 54,800 48,567 U Batala U.A
13,540 13,585 86,006 45,440 40,566 U (I) Batala (H.C)
706 706 3,975 2,133 1,842 U (0) Bakewal (O.C::)
359 359 2,601 1,386 1,215 U (10) Gaunspura (O.G)
292 292 1,830 966 864 U (Iv) Bhatha Inderjlt vII (O.G)
191 191 1,316 712 604 U (v) Man1anwala vi (O.G)
165 165 1,226 687 539 U (vi) Umarpura v (O.G)
179 179 1,092 586 506 U (vII) Sappurlx (O.G)
187 187 1,091 570 521 U (vm) Kothe Halawa vm (O.G.)
141 141 882 473 409 U (Ix) Bawallinderflt xl (O.G.)
124 124 778 426 352 U (x) Bhode-d1-Khul x (O.G)
156 156 756 422 334 U (xl) Alowal xID (O.G)
83 83 608 345 263 U (xU) Kharal xl (O.G)
85 85 462 251 211 U (xID) Nawanpind Iv (O.G)
57 57 340 193 ' 147 U (xlv) Jharriwalan xv (O.G)
39 39 238 127 111 U (xv) Havell Chobdaran xlv (O.G.,
 24
A·I AREA, HOUSES AND

Number ofvUla&es
Taul
State/DlstrictlTahsiV Rural Are.1 Pop~ In- Un-In-
U.A.lQty/Town Urban In lan' per lan' hablted hablted

2 3 4 5 6

(xvi) Hanl Gnauranp xvi (O.G) U NA NA

Qadlan U.A U NA NA
(I) Qa4an (H.C) U 9.06 2,082
(ii) HarQan Colony, I.T.I, U NA NA
Balmlld Graveyard and
D.A.V. Hr. Sec. School (O.G)
Sri Har&ObIndpur (H.C) U 0.52 6,656

2. Amritsar DistrIct T 5,087.00 492 1,203 39

R ",893.65 337 1,203 39
U 193.35 4,416

1. Ajnala Tahsil T 1,083.70 297 317 29

R 1,065.65 288 317 29
U 18.05 818
bndas(M.C) U 2.50 1,906
Raja SinsI (e. TJ U 15.55 644

2. Amritsar Tahsil T 1,028.29 1,098 246

R 904.79 427 246
U 123.50 6,014

HaPtha U.A U NA NA
(I) HaPtha (H.C) U 1.50 6,608
(ii) Rorl and Idiah (O.G) U NA NA
Amrttsar (M. Corp.) U 114.95 6,166
Amritsar CaIItt. (C.B) U 2.85 1,345
JandaU (H.C) U 4.20 4,594

3. Baba Bakaia Tahsil T 537.07 455 157

R 535.57 439 157
U 1.50 6,081
*Rayya (N.kC) U 1.50 6,081

4. Tam Taran Tahsil T 1,325.55 375 290 5

R 1,289.55 349 290 5
U 36.00 1,320
Tam Taran (H.C) U 36.00 1,320

5. Patti Tahsil T 1,081.70 289 193 3

R 1,067.40 255 193 3
U 14.30 2,779
Patti (H.C) U 4.30 6,460
8hIkhlwlnd (e T) U 10.00 1,196

3. Flrozpur DIstr1ct T 5,874.00 274 1,118 44

R 5,779.75 212 1,118 44
U 94.25 4,079

1. Zira Tahsil T 1,312.65 262 365 10

R 1,287.58 234 365 10
U 25.07 1,727
Dharan1kot U.A U NA NA
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pOPUlAnON 1991

No. of
occupied Populadon Total
No. of residendal No. of Rural State!Dls1r1ct1Tahsnl
Towns houses Households Persons Males Femaies Urban U.A./Oty/Town

7 8 9 10 11 12 2

38 38 166 83 83 U (xvi) Manl GhauranltCl xvi (O.G)

3,010 3,010 20,012 10,346 9,666 U Qaclan U.A
2,838 2,838 18,867 9,726 9,141 U (i) Qaclan (M.C)
172 172 1,145 620 525 U (i1) Harijan Colony, I.T.I,
Balmlki Graveyard and
D.A.V. Hr. Sec. School (O.G)
579 579 3,461 1,755 1,706 U Sri Harzojlindpur (M.C)

10 402,474 420,035 2,504,560 1,337,503 1,167,057 T 2. Amritsar DIstrict

265,419 269,871 1,650,729 882,328 768,401 R
10 137,055 150,164 853,831 455,175 398,656 U

2 51,652 52,638 321,583 172,773 148,810 T 1. Alnala Tahsil

49,258 50,014 306,810 164,988 141,822 R
2 2,394 2,624 14,773 7,785 6,988 U
816 852 4,765 2,495 2,270 U Ramdas (M.C)
1,518 1,772 10,008 5,290 4,718 U R~" SMlSI (C TJ

4 180,898 194,338 1,129,194 601,785 527,409 T 2. Amrftsar Tahsil

61,120 62,368 386,521 207,355 179,166 R
4 119,778 131,970 742,673 394,430 348,243 U

1,679 1,739 10,713 5,738 4,975 U Malltha U.A

1,568 1,614 9,912 5,304 4,608 U (i) Malltha (M.C)
111 125 801 434 367 U (iI) Ror! and Idph (O.G)
114,155 126,283 708,835 376,478 332,357 U Amritsar (M. Corp.)
780 780 3,832 2,023 1,809 U Amritsar Cantt. (C.B)
3,164 3,168 19,293 10,191 9,102 U Jandlala (M. C)

39,878 40,447 244,503 128,272 116,231 T 3. Baba Bakaia Tahsil

38,503 39,022 235,381 123,166 112,215 R
1,375 1,425 9,122 5,106 4,016 U
1,375 1,425 9,122 5,106 4,016 U *Rayya (N.A.C)

79,843 81,407 497,098 264,443 232,655 T 4. Tam Taran Tahsil

72,248 73,454 449,569 239,127 210,442 R
7,595 7,953 47,529 25,316 22,213 U
7,595 7,953 47,529 25,316 22,213 U Tam Taran (M.C)

2 50,203 51,205 312,182 170,230 141,952 T 5. Patti Tahsil

44,290 45,013 272,448 147,692 124,756 R
2 5,913 6,192 39,734 22,538 17,196 U
4,403 4,480 27,776 15,373 12,403 U Patti (M.C)
1,510 1,712 11,958 7,165 4,793 U 8h11th1w1nd (C T)

10 251,719 270,616 1,607,817 848,764 759,053 T 3. Flrozpur Dls1r1ct

191,369 203,046 1,223,417 645,095 578,322 R•
10 60,350 67,570 384,400 203,669 180,731 U

3 54,273 56,099 343,999 181,665 162,334 T •. Zira Tahsil

47,571 48,865 300,692 158,798 141,894 R
3 6,702 7,234 43,307 22,867 20,440 U
1,810 1,921 11,981 6,314 5,667 U Dhararnkot U.A
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",",LAno,. .99.

No. of
occupied Populadon Total
'No. of resldendal No. of Rural State/DlstrictlTahslV
towns houses Households Persons Males Females Urban U.A./Clty/Town

7 8 9 10 II 12 2

1,717 1,815 11,293 5,937 5,356 U (I) Dharamkot (M.C}

93 106 688 377 311 U (H) 80 Houses Outside M.C
Limits (O.G)
1,146 1,267 7,604 4,028 3,576 U Kot Ise Khan (C T)
3,746 4,046 23,722 12,525 11,197 U Zira U.A
3,718 4,018 23,587 12,451 11,136 U (I) Zira (M.C}
28 28 135 74 61 U (II) Gadr1wala on Zira
Flrozpur Road (O.G)

.. 83,966
59,225
92,054
63,733
537,715
384,921
282,265
202,828
255,450
182,093
T
R
2. Firozpur Tahsil

4 24,741 28,321 152,794 79,437 73,357 U

1,566 1,663 10,462 5,449 5,013 U Talwan<l Bhal (M.C}
11,569 13,850 78,738 41,909 36,829 U Flrozpur (M.C}
10,154 11,133 53,094 26,588 26,506 U Flrozpur Cantt (C.B)
1,452 1,675 10,500 5,49i 5,009 U Guru Har Sahal (M.Cl

2 63,688 71,161 411,084 216,554 194,530 T 3. Fazllka Tahsil

51,558 57,203 329,948 173,064 156,884 R
2 12,130 13,958 81,136 43,490 37,646 U
I 3,186 3,932 23,108 12,611 10,497 U ]alalabad U.A
2,375 3,056 18,476 10,202 8,274 U (I) ]alalabad (M.C}
(II) Extended Area
811 876 4,632 2,409 2,223 U Block No. 22 (O.G)
8,944 10,026 58,028 30,879 27,149 U Fazllka (M.C}

49,792 51,302 315,019 168,280 146,739 T 4. Abohar Tahsil

33,015 33,245 207,856 110,405 97,451 R
16,777 18,057 107,163 57,875 49,288 U
16,777 18,057 107,163 57,875 49,288 U Abohar (M.C}

10 419,757 427,984 2,471,594 1,340,039 1,131,555 T 4. Ludhlana District

198,976 199,765 1,228,813 6~4,056 574,757 R
10 220,781 228,219 1,242,781 6.5,983 556,798 U

3 65,293 65,833 401,450 211,168 190,282 T 1. ]aKfaOl1 Tahsil

53,224 53,330 327,453 172,486 154,967 R
3 12;069 12,503 73,997 38,682 35,315 U
7,761 7,852 47,372 24,723 22,649 U ]agraoo (M.Cl
3,448 3,472 21,061 11,025 10,036 U Ralkot (M.C}
860 1,179 5,564 2,934 2,630 U AbI GdffI (C T)

2 269,650 276,558 1,540,694 847,311 693,383 T 2. Ludhlana Tahsil

80,439 80,908 487,816 261,038 226,778 R
2 189,211 195,650 1,052,878 586,273 466,605 U
I 1,723 1,788 10,138 5,312 4,826 U *Mullanpur Dakha (N.A.C.)
187,488 193,862 1,042,740 580,961 461,779 U Ludhlana (M.COfll.)

2 38,231 38,494 243,097 129,020 114,077 T 3. Samrala Tahsil

33,340 33,510 214,622 114,104 100,518 R
2 4,891 4,984 28,475 14,916 13,559 U
I 2,383 2,391 13,554 7,066 6,488 U *Machhlwara (N.A.C)
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A·I AREA. HOUS~ AND

Number of vllla&eS
Total
Statel DistrictiTahsill Rural Area
Inkm2
Populadon
per km2
In- Un-in-
hablted
f
U.A.lCity/Town Urban hablted

2 3 4 5 6

Samrala U.A U NA NA
(I) Samrala (H.C) U 9.00 1,587
(ii) Bazlgar Colony (O.G) U NA NA

4. Khanna Tahsil T 538.89 531 145 7

R 520.55 382 145 7
U 18.34 4,767
Doraha (H.C) U 1.90 5,047
Payal (H.C) U 0.42 13,933
Khanna (H.C) U 16.02 4,494

5. Jalandhar District T 3,401.00 596 1,239 17

R 3,255.21 399 1,239 17
U 145.79 4,999

1. Nawanshahr Tahsil T 774.66 489 285 6

R 758.39 422 285 6
U 16.27 3,592
Banga (H.C) U 1.50 11,814
Nawanshahr (H.C) U 9.59 3,124
Rahon (H.C) U 5.18 2,079

2. Phillaur Tahsil T 748.54 459 235 4

.~ \
R 739.39 406 235
U 9.15 4,679
Goraya (N.A.C) U 2.65 4,041
Phillaur (H.C) U 0.75 27,941
Nurmahal (H.C) U 5.75 1,939

3. Nakodar Tahsil T 881.85 358 322 2

R 875.25 317 322 2
U 6.60 5,867
Nakodar (H.C) U 3.60 7,911
*Shahkot (N.A.C.) U 3.00 3,415

4. Jalandhar Tahsil T 1,008.51 980 397 .~.

R 894.74 447 397
U 113.77 5,176
Jalandhar (H. Corp.) U 80.41 6,336
Jalandhar eantt. (C.B) U 15.21 2,072
Adampur (H.C) U 8.20 1,870
Alawalpur (H.C) U 1.00 6,468
*8hogpur (C.T) U 3.00 1,632
Kattarpur (H.C) U 5.95 3,545

6. Kapurthala District T 1,633.00 396 633 66

R 1,556.00 309 633 66
U 77.00 2,164 .. , ~ .

1. Kapurthala Tahsil T 909.95 380 351 19

R 853.95 330 351 19
U 56.00 1,153
Kapurthala (H.C) U 56.00 1,153
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roruumoN 1991

No. of
IXcupled Populadon Total
No. of residendal No. of Rural StateiDlstrictlTahslV
Tawns houses Households Persons Males Females Urban U.A.lClty/Town

7 8 9 10 II 12 2

2,508 2,593 14,921 7,850 7,071 U Samrala U.A

2,389 2,474 14,287 7,516 6,771 U (I) Samrala (M.C)
119 119 634 334 300 U (H) Bazlp Colony (O.G)

3 46,583 47,099 286,353 152,540 133,813 T 4. Khanna Tahsil

31,973 32,017 198,922 106,428 92,494 R
3 14,610 15,082 87,431 46,112 41,319 U
1,600 1,700 9,589 4,955 4,634 U Doraha (M.C)
961 980 5,852 3,063 2,789 U Payal (M.C)
12,049 12,402 71,990 38,094 33,896 U Khanna (M.C)

14 337,681 348,018 2,026,787 1,067,093 959,694 T 5. )alandhar DIstrict

215,673 219,884 1,297,985 680,520 617,465 R
14 122,008 128,134 728,802 386,573 342,229 U

3 62,357 64,402 378,833 198,484 180,349 T 1. Nawanshahr Tahsil

52,461 54,380 320,386 167,945 152,441 R
3 9,896 10,022 58,447 30,539 27,908 U
2,956 3,030 17,721 9,227 8,494 U Banea (M.C)
5,142 5,194 29,955 15,630 14,325 U Nawanshahr (M.C)
1,798 1,798 10,771 5,682 5,089 U Rahon (M.C)

3 57,970 58,111 343,247 181,118 162,129 T 2. PhlJlaur TaIHIl

51,000 51,064 300,434 158,047 142,387 R
3 6,970 7,047 42,813 23,071 19,742 U
1,900 1,914 10,708 5,555 5,153 U Goraya (N.A.C)
3,304 3,335 20,956 11,701 9,255 U Phlliaur (M.C)
1,766 1,798 11,149 5,815 5,334 U Nurmahal (M.C)

2 49,373 51,533 315,910 166,122 149,788 T 3. Nakodar Tahsil

43,072 45,206 277,186 145,574 131,612 R
2 6,301 6,327 38,724 20,548 18,176 U
4,593 4,615 28,478 15,184 13,294 U Nakodar (M.C)
1,708 1,712 10,246 5,364 4,882 U *Shahkot (N.A.C.)

6 167,981 173,972 988,797 521,369 467,428 T 4. )alancl1ar Tahsil

69,140 69,234 399,979 208,954 191,025 R
6 98,841 104,738 588,818 312,415 276,403 U
I 83,810 89,660 509,510 272,472 237,038 U )alandhar (M. Corp.)
6,270 6,277 31,520 15,313 16,207 U )alandhar Cantt. (C. B)
3,303 3,313 15,331 7,541 7,790 U Adampur (M.C)
1,152 1,152 6,468 3,377 3,091 U Aiawalpur (M.C)
834 837 4,896 2,603 2,293 U * Bhoepur (C.T)
3,472 3,499 21,093 11,109 9,984 U Kartarpur (M.C)

3 108,408 111,354 646,647 Hl,030 305,617 T 6. Kapurthala DIstrict

79,811 81,408 480,042 251,299 228,743 R
3 28,597 29,946 166,605 89,731 76,874 U

58,146 59,388 346,107 181,354 164,753 T 1. Kapurthala Tahsil

47,108 47,787 281,540 146,743 134,797 R
11,038 11,601 64,567 34,611 29,956 U
11,038 11,601 64,567 34,611 29,956 U Kapurthala (M.C)
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A·I AREA. HOUSES AND

Number of villages
Total
StatelDistrictiT ahsill Rural Area Population In· Un-In-
U.A.lCity/Town Urban In lan2 per lan2 hablted hablted

2 " 3 4 5 6
~

2. Sultanpur Lodhi Tahsil T 451.02 ~29 181 34

R 446.02 200 181 34
U 5.00 2,744
Sultanpur (H.C) U 5.00 2,744

3. Phagw ara Tahsil T 304.46 648 101 13

R 288.46 378. 101 13
U 16.00 5,520
Phagwara U.A U NA NA
(i) Phagwara (H.C) U 16.00 5,198
(iI) Hahalla Gobindpura (O.G) U NA NA
(iii) Kot Rani (O.G) U 1 NA NA

7. Hoshiarpur District T 3,881.00 375 1,591 32

R 3,799.21 325 1,591 32
U 81.79 2,716

1. Dasua Tahsil T 1,247.43 404 599 15

R 1,200.94 360 599 15
U 46.49 1,556
Hukerian (H.C) U 2.59 6,878
Talwara (c. T) U 10.90 1,594
Dasua (H.C) U 16.00 1,147
Urmar Tanda (H.C) U 17.00 1,105

2. Hoshiarpur Tahsil T 1,344.20 379 504 9

R 1,313.90 283 504 9
U 30.30 4,556
Garhdiwala (H.C) U 0.62 8,321
Hariana (H.C) U 1.29 5,018
Hoshiarpur (H.C) U 28.21 4,350
Shamchaurasi (H.C) U 0.18 20,617

3. Garhshankar Tahsil T 811.30 351 296 6

R 806.30 338 296 6
U 5.00 2,352
Garhshankar (H.C) U 5.00 2,352

4. Balachaur Tahsil T 509.60 306 192 2

R 509.60 306 192 2
U

8. Rupnagar District T 2,085.00 439 895 22

R 2,002.90 341 895 22
U 82.10 2,830

Anandpur Sahib Tahsil T 657.96 382 233 5

R 632.14 311 233 5
U 25.82 2,119
Naya Nangal (N.A.C.) U 14.92 807
Nangal Township U.A U NA NA
(i) Nangal Township (N.A.C.) U 7.90 3,710
(Ii) Oustee Colony Block'A' (O.G) U NA NA
 31
pOpUlATION 1991

No. of
occupied Populadon Total
No. of resldendal No. of Rural State/Dlstrict/Tahslll
Towns houses Households Persons Males Females Urban U.A.!Clty/Town

7 8 9 10 11 12 2

16,143 16,949 ~

103,139 54,324 48,815 T 2. Sultanpur Lodhl Tahsil

13,647 14,428 89,417 47,096 42,321 R
2,496 2,521 13,722 7,228 6,494 U
2,496 2,521 13,722 7,22$ 6,494 U Sultanpur (M.C)

34,119 35,017 197,401 105,352 92,049 T 3. Phagwara Tahsil

19,056 19,193 109,085 57,460 51,625 R
15,063 15,824 88,316 47,892 40,424 U
15,063 15,824 88,316 47,892 40,424 U Phagwara U.A
14,202 14,884 83,163 45,060 38,103 U (I) Phapara (M.C)
453 525 2,697 1,517 1,180 U (II) Mohalla Goblndpura (O.G)
408 415 2,456 1,315 1,141 U (HI) Kot Rani (O.G)

9 254,763
215,455
258,718
218,044
1,455,028
1,232,890
758,125
640,566
696,903
592,324
T
R
7. Hoshlarpur District
.
9 39,308 40,674 222,138 117,559 104,579 U

4 88,552 89,715 504,568 256,805 247,763 T 1. Dasua Tahsll

75,183 76,062 432,239 218,868 213,371 R
4 13,369 13,653 72,329 37,937 34,392 U
2,882 2,935 17,813 9,131 8,682 U Mukenan (M.C)
3,998 4,119 17,379 9,450 7,929 U Talwara (C.T)
3,225 3,271 18,351 9,670 8,681 U Dasua (M.C)
3,264 3,328 18,786 9,686 9,100 U Urmar Tanda (M.C)

4 88,439 90,374 510,062 269,173 240,889 T 2. Hoshlarpur Tahsil

64,206 65,405 372,014 195,692 176,322 R
4 24,233 24,969 138,048 73,481 64,567 U
959 975 5,159 2,733 2,426 U Garhdlwala (M.C)
1,188 1,209 6,473 3,409 3,064 U Hariana (M.C)
21,433 22,102 122,705 65,378 57,327 U Hoshlarpur (M.C)
653 683 3,711 1,961 1,750 U Shamchaurasl (M.C)

50,103 50,862 284,631 149,206 135,425 T 3. Garhsllanlc.ar Tahsil

48,397 48,810 272,870 143,065 129,805 R
1,706 2,052 11,761 6,141 5,620 U
1,706 2,052 11,761 6,141 5,620 U Garhshankar (M.C)

27,669 27,767 155,767 82,941 72,826 T 4. Balachaur Tahsil

27,669 27,767 155,767 82,941 72,826 R
U

8 160,258 161,186 915,603 489,671 425,932 T 8. Rupnagar District

112,172 112,776 683,286 365,445 317,841 R
8 48,086 48,410 232,317 124,226 108,091 U

3 45,583 45,862 251,140 131,696 119,444 T I. Anandpur Sahib Tahsil

34,197 34,312 196,417 102,370 94,047 R
3 11,386 11,550 54,723 29,326 25,397 U
2,574 2,655 12,046 6,534 5,512 U Naya Nanga! (N.A.C.)
6,782 6,812 32,003 17,074 14,929 U Nangal Township U.A
6,278 6,308 29,311 15,676 13,635 U (I) Nangal Township (N.A.C.)
129 129 687 354 333 U (II) Oustee Colony Block 'A' (O.G)
 32
A-I AREA. HOUSES AND

Number ofvlllaees
Total
State/ DistlictiTahsii/ lura! Area Popul~tlon In- Un-In-
U.A.!City/Town Urban In lan2 per lan2 hablted hablted

2 3 4 5 6

(iii) Oustee Colony Block '8' (O.G) U NA NA

Anandpur Sahib (M.C) U 3.00 3,558

2. Rupnallilr Tahsil T 734.99 395 372 13

R 706.99 332 372 13
U 28.00 1,980
Rupnallilr (M.C) U 25.00 1,520
Morinda (M.C) U 3.00 5,813

3. Kharar Tahsil T 731.69 512 290 4

R 703.41 358 290 4
U 28.28 4,320
Kurall (M.C) U 7.40 2,377
KhararU.A U NA NA
(i) Kharar (M.C) U 4.20 6,176
(ii) Nawanshahr (O.G) U NA NA
S.A.S. Nagar (Mohall) (N.A.C.} U 1,668 4,704

9. Patlala Dlstlict T 4,584.00 414 1,441 21

R 4,448.89 299 1,441 21
U 135.11 4,196

1. Fatehgarh Sahib Tahsl! T 701.47 348 268

R 684.97 284 268
U 16.50 2,967
Bassi (M.C) U 5.00 3,628
Sirhlnd (M.C) U 11.50 2,680

2. Ra;pura Tahsil T 1,138.03 427 418 11

R 1,116.47 354 418 11
U 21.56 4,202
Dera Bassi (M.C) U 3.06 3,138
Banur (M.C) U i.50 2,225
Rajpura (M.C) U 1i.00 5,070

3. Patlala Tahsil T 1,112.37 508 353 5

R 1,075.99 275 353 5
U 36.38 7,427
Patlala U.A U NA NA
(I) Patlala (M.C) U 31.20 7,640
(II) Thapar CoIleee of
En~. (O.G) U NA NA
(iii) D.C.W. Colony (O.G) U NA NA
(Iv) Hira Bap, Colony (O.G) U NA NA
(v) Back Side of Central
Jail (O.G) U NA NA
(vi) Viliail! Kheri Gulran
side (O.G) U NA NA
(vii) Backside of Thapar
En&&. Colieil! (O.G) U NA NA
(viii) Vlilail! Rasulpur Saldan (O.G) U NA NA
SanaurU.A U NA NA
(i) Sanaur (M.C) U 5.18 2,821
 33
pOPULATION 1991

No. of
occupied Population Total
No. of residential No. of Rural Statel District/Tahslll
Towns houses Households Persons Males Females Urban U.A.lClty/Town

7 8 9 10 11 12 2

375 375 2,005 1,044 961 U (iii) Oustee Colony Block 'B' (O.G)
2,030 2,083 10,674 5,718 4,956 U Anandpur Sahib (M.C)

2 47,777 48,160 290,177 155,204 134,973 T 2. Rupnagar Tahsil

37,446 37,783 234,741 125,695 109,046 R
2 10,331 10,377 55,436 29,509 25,927 U
7,376 7,419 37,996 20,212 17,784 U Rupnagar (M.C)
2,955 2,958 17,440 9,297 8,143 U Morfnda (M.C)

3 66,898 67,164 374,286 202,771 171,515 T 3. Kharar Tahsil

40,529 40,681 252,128 137,38G 114,748 R
3 26,369 26,483 122,158 65,391 56,767 U
2,968 2,981 17,592 9,341 8,251 U Kurali (M.C)
4,876 4,889 26,109 14,010 12,099 U Kharar U.A
4,844 4,857 25,938 13,928 12,010 U (I) Kharar (M.C)
32 32 171 82 89 U (II) Nawanshahr (O.G)
18,525 18,613 78,457 42,040 36,417 U S.A.S. Na&ar (Mohali) (N.A.C.)

12 297,591 313,399 1,896,242 1,008,576 887,666 T 9. Patlala District

203,245 209,775 1,329,269 709,313 619,956 R
12 94,346 103,624 566,973 299,263 267,710 U

2 36,600 38,944 243,802 129,858 113,944 T 1. Fateh&arh Sahib Tahsil

29,564 30,731 194,846 104,197 90,649 R
2 7,036 8,213 48,956 25,661 23,295 U
2,856 3,075 18,138 9,361 8,777 U Bassi (M.C)
4,180 5,138 30,818 16,300 14,518 U Slrhlnd (M.C)

3 75,878 77,778 485,843 259,192 226,651 T 2. Rajpura Tahsil

59,265 60,906 395,244 210,839 184,405 R
3 16,613 16,872 90,599 48,353 42,246 U
1,766 1,830 9,602 5,032 4,570 U Dera Bassi (M.C)
1,661 1,665 10,014 5,324 4,690 U 8anur(M.C)
13,186 13,377 70,983 37,997 32,986 U Rajpura (M.C)

2 92,584 97,881 565,592 298,891 266,701 T 3. Patlala Tahsil

45,071 46,9Ci9 295,396 157,375 138,021 R
2 47,513 50,972 270,196 141,516 128,680 U
44,995 48,218 253,706 132,858 120,848 U Patlala U.A
41,718 44,897 238,368 124,352 114,016 U (I) Patlala (M.C)
(II) Thapar CoIle&e of
140 140 1,009 726 283 U En"- (O.G)
1,342 1,342 4,788 2,606 2,182 U (iii) D.C.W. Colony (O.G)
87 87 418 225 193 U (Iv) Hlra Bad1 Colony (O.G)
(v) Back Side of Central
957 957 4,821 2,596 2,225 U Jail (O.G)
(vi) Vllla&e Khert Gujran
184 193 1,117 626 491 U side (O.G)
(vii) Backside of Thapar
393 393 2,019 1,085 934 U En&i. CoIle&e (O.G)
174 209 1,166 642 524 U (viii) Villa&e Rasulpur Saldan (O.G)
2,518 2,754 16,490 8,658 7,832 U Sanaur U.A
2,228 2,448 14,612 7,679 6,933 U (I) Sanaur (M.C)
 34
A-I AREAw HOUSES AHm

Number of vIIIaaes
TOUI
Statel DlstrictlT ahslV Rural Area Population In- Un-In-
U. A.lCltyl Town Urban In Jan2 perJcm2 hablted habI~

2 3 4 5 6

(ii) Outer Area (O.G) U NA NA

(ill) BazigarTown (O.G) U NA NA
4. Samana TahslJ T 813.29 318 138
R 802.79 259 138
U 10.50 4,846
·Patran (N.A.C) U 5.00 2,866
Samana (M.C) U 5.50 6,647

5. Nabha Tahsil T 862.84 397 264

R 812.67 290 264
U 50.17 2,120
Nabha (M.C) U 15.48 3,516
Amloh (M.C) U 2.69 3,663
Goblndgarh U.A U NA NA
(I) Goblndgarh (M.C) U 32.00 1,255
(i1) Iqbal Colony (O.G) U NA NA
(ill) Sant Nagar (O.G) U NA NA
(Iv) Dallp Nagar (O.G) U NA NA

10. Sangrur District T 5,107.00 335 709

R' 5,022.37 257 709
U 84.63 4,939

1. Malerkoda Tahsil T 1,307.69 419 284

R 1,284.56 308 284
U 23.13 6,554
Ahmedgarh (M.C) U 3.88 6,588
Malerkotla (M.C) U 4.25 20,847
Dhul1 (M.C) U 15.00 2,495

2. Sangrur Tahsil T 899.58 331 129

R 879.84 240 129
U 19.74 4,386
Bhawanlgarh U.A U NA NA
(I) Bhawanlgarh (M.C) U 2.59 3,905
(Ii) Jhugi Bast! (outside
M.C Limits) (O.G) U NA NA
Sangrur (M.C) U 13.90 4,059
Longowal U.A U NA NA
(I) longowal (M.C) U 3.25 4,744
(i1) Plndi Kehar Sln&!1 &
Plndl Dhllwan (O.G) U NA NA

3. Sunam Tahsil T 1,417.82 287 162

R 1,405.53 247 162
U 12.29 4,838
Sunam U.A U NA NA
(I) Sunam (M.c.) U 3.89 10,570
(II) Chamar TIbbl, Moranwall,
Model Town (R),
and Gugapeel', Kothe
Harigarh and Kothe
Sln&!1pur (O.G) U NA NA
 35
pOpULATION 1991

No. of
occupied Population Total
No. of residential No. of Rural StatelDIstrIctITahsiV
Towns houses Households Persons Males Females Urban U.A./aty/Town

7 8 9 10 11 12 2

160 167 1,013 535 478 U (0) Outer Area (O.G)

130 139 865 444 421 U (m) BazllWTown (O.G)

10,079
"'" 41,842 258,878 137,332 121,546 T 4. Samana Tahsil
2
32,325 33,418 207,994 110,605 97,389 R
2 7,754 8,424 50,884 26,727 24,157 U
2,334 2,382 14,328 7,494 6,834 U ·Patran (N.A.C)
5,420 6,042 36,556 19,233 17,323 U Samana (M.C)

3 52,450 56,954 342,127 183,303 158,824 T 5. Nabha Tahsil

37,020 37,811 235,789 126,297 109,492 R
3 15,430 19,143 106,338 57,006 49,332 U
8,563 9,530 54,421 28,812 25,609 U Nabha (M.C)
1,496 1,714 9,854 5,191 4,663 U Amloh (M.C)
5,371 7,899 42,063 23,003 19,060 U GobIndp1l U.A
5,078 7,502 10,175 21,923 18,252 U (I) GobIndptl (M.C)
128 156 754 427 . 327 U (0) Iqbal Colony (O.G)
97 150 691 400 291 U (m) Sant Nap' (O.G)
U (Iv) Dallp Nap (O.G)
68 91 443
., 253 190

12 274,613 279,139 ~)10,120 914,361 795,759 T 10. Sanarur DIstrIct

206,226 207,549 1,~92,126 692,162 599,964 R
12 68,387 71,590 417,994 222,199 195,795 U

3 85,667 88,945 547,452 291,835 255,617 T 1. Malerkoda Tahsil

63,549 64,142 395,861 211,525 184,336 R
3 22,118 24,803 151,591 80,310 71,281 U
3,717 4,123 25,560 13,510 12,020 U Ahmedprtt (M.C)
12,439 13,986 88,600 46,978 41,622 U Malerkot!a (M.C)
5,962 6,694 37,431 19,798 17,639 U Dhurf (M.C)

3 49,892 50,150 297,587 158,866 138,721 T 2. Sanarur Tahsil

34,246 34,366 211,014 113,033 97,981 R
3 15,646 15,784 86,573 45,833 10,710 U
2,373 2,373 13,900 7,396 6,504 U Bhawanlp1l U.A
1,724 1,724 10,115 5,381 4,734 U (I) Bhawanlprh (M.C)
(0) )hual BastI (outside
649 649 3,785 2,015 1,770 U M.C LImits) (O.G)
10,610 10,747 56,419 29,768 26,651 U Sanarur (M.C)
2,663 2,664 16,254 8,669 7,585 U Lonaowal U.A
2,537 2,537 15,419 8,225 7,194 U (I) Lonaowal (M.C)
(0) P1ndl Kellar Slnjh at
126 127 835 444 391 U PJndl Ohllwan (O.G)
T 3. Suum Tahsil
~ 65,046 65,268 106,440 218,522 187,918 R
55,086 55,285 346,976 187,130 159,846 U
2 9,960 9,983 59,464 31,392 28,071 U SuumU.A
1. 7,378 7,385 43,909 23,173 20,736 U (I) Sunam (M.C.)
1 6,957 6,964 41,118 21,688 19,430 (0) CIIamar TIbbI, Moranwall
Model Town (R),
and Gui3Pl!8", Koelle
Harfprh and KOthe
U Slnjhpur (O.G)
421 421 2,791 1,485 1,306 • U Lehrasaaa (M.C)
 36
A-I AREA,. HOUSES Alii!)

Number of vlllaaes
Total
State! Dlstrict/Tahsill Ilura! Area • Population In- Un-in-
U.A.lCity/Town Urban In lanl perlan 2 hablted hablted

2 3 4 5 6

Lehragaga (M.C) U 8.'10 1,852

4. Bamala Tahsil T 1,485.07 309 134 2

R 1,455.60 232 134 2
U 29.47 4,084
Dhanaula (M.C) U 5.00 3,193
Bamala (M.C) U 16.00 4,714
Bhadaur (M.C) U 6.00 2,468
Tapa U.A U NA NA
(i) Tapa (H.C) U 2.47 5,728
(ii) EiectJicity Colony (D.G) U NA NA

11. Bathinda DistJict T 5,551.00 281 523 <}

R 5,397.64 224 523 if

U 153.36 2,290

1. Rampur" 'hul T"hsil T 175.16 276 76

R 869.'10 237 76
U 5.76 6,168
Rampura Phul (M.C) U 576 6,168

2. Bathinda Tahsil T 1,518.45 334 118 :3

R 1,408.82 227 118 3
U 109.63 1,713
Goniana (M.C) U 9.00 1,157
Bathlnda (M.C) U 97.00 1,640
Bhucho Mandi (M.C) U 2.00 5,003
Kot Fatta (M.Cl U 0.39 14,387
Sangat (M.C) U 1.24 2,202

3. Talwandi Sabo Tahsil T 950.44 242 85

R 941.65 199 85
U 8.79 4,830
Raman (M.Cl U 3.99 4,330
Maur(M.C) U 4.80 5,246

4. Mansa Tahsil T 2,192.25 265 244

R 2,163.07 229 244
U 29.18 2,925
Mansa (M.C) U 20.00 2,754
Budhlada (M.C) U 5.18 3,613
Bareta (M.C) U 4.00 2,884

12. Faridkot District T 5,7'10.00 302 572 12

R 5,620.19 ~
230 572 12
U 119.81 3,671

1. Moga Tahsil T 1,685.42 372 175 5

R 1,639.36 299 175 5
U 46.06 2,970
B.1dhnl K.1IJII (N.A.C) U 23.96 358
Mega U.A U NA NA

4-B-63/RGI/ND/96
 37
pOruLATION 1991

No. of
occupied Population Total
No. of residential No. of Rural 5tatelDIstrlctITahsill
Towns houses Households Persons Males Females Urban U.A./Oty/Town

7 8 9 10 II 12 2

2,582 2,598 15,555 8,219 7,336 U LehraP&3 (M.C)

?

4 74,008 74,776 458,641 245,138 213,503 T 4. Bamala Tahsil

53,345 53,756 338,275 180,474 157,801 R
4 20,663 21,020 120,366 64,664 55,702 U
2,640 2,690 15,967 8,405 7,562 U Dhanaula (M.C)
13,422 13,671 75,430 40,831 34,599 U Bamala (M.C)
2,277 2,282 14,808 7,866 6,942 U Bhadaur (H.C)
2,324 ' 2,377 14,161 7,562 6,599 U Tapa U.A
2,320 2,373 14,147 7,556 6,591 U (I) Tapa (M.C)
4 4 14 6 8 U (II) Electricity Colony (O.G)

11 254,848 261,928 1,559,963 829,849 730,114 T 1 I. Bathlnda District

194,913 199,069 1,208,830 642,590 566,240 R
11 59,935 62,859 351,133 187,259 163,874 U

38,510 39,009 241,634 128,677 112,957 T 1. Rampura Phul Tahsil

32,761 32,970 206,104 109,959 96,145 R
5,749 6,039 35,530 18,718 16,812 U
5,749 6,039 35,530 18,718 16,812 U Rampura Phul (M.C)

5 86,035 90,086 507,651 268,390 239,261 T 2. Balhlnda Tahsil

52,450 54,757 319,846 167,992 151,854 R
5 33,585 35,329 187,805 100,39$ 87,407 U
1,164 1,694 10,415 5,459 4,956 U Gonlana (M.C)
28,840 30,495 159,042 85,286 73,756 U Bathlnda (M.C)
1,637 1,686 10,006 5,266 4,740 U Bhucho Mandl (M.C)
982 983 5,611 2,972 2,639 U Kot Fatta (M.C)
462 471 2,731 1,415 1,316 U San&at (M.C)

2 36,079 37,222 230,281 122,820 107,461 T 3. Talwandl Saba Tahsil

29,526 30,273 187,826 100,056 87,770 R
2 6,553 6,949 42,455 22,764 19,691 U
2,809 2,911 17,275 9,247 8,028 U Raman (H.C)
3,744 4,038 25,180 13,517 11,663 U Maur(M.C)

3 94,224 95,611 580,397 309,962 270,435 T 4. Mansa Tahsil

80,176 81,069 495,054 264,583 230,471 R
3 14,048 14,542 85,343 45,379 39,964 U
I 9,087 9,420 55,089 29,401 25,688 U Hansa (M.C)
3,014 3,157 18,717 9,886 8,833 U Budhlada (H.C)
1,947 1,965 11,537 6,092 5,445 U Bareta (H.C)

.9 280,365 283,643 1,730,876 919,680 811,196 T 12. Faridkot District

207,491 209,574 1,291,037 686,572 604,465 R
9 72,874 74,069 439,839 233,108 206,731 U

3 98,592 99,982 626,391 332,459 293,932 T I. Ho&a Tahsil

76,346 76,905 489,574 260,008 229,566 R
3 22,246 23,077 136,817 72,451 64,366 U
1,388 1,407 8,572 4,548 4,024 U B"d/lnl K"/iIII (N.A.C)
18,156 18,909 110,958 58,957 52,001 U Ho~U.A
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A-I AREA. HOUSES AND

Number af villages
Total
State/District/Tahsll/ Rural Area Population In· Un-In-
U.A.lCity/Tawn Urban Inkm2 per km 2 hablted habited

2 3 4 5 . 6

(i) Maga (M.C) U 16.10 6.727

(Ii) Landeke (Amritsar
Road) (O.G) U NA NA
(iii) Duneke (Flrozpur Road) (O.G.) U NA NA
*Baghapurana (N.A.C.) U 6.00 2,881
c
2. Faridkot Tahsil T 1,453.03 311 163 7
R 1,411.33 214 163 7
U' 41.70 3,595
Fartdkot U.A U NA NA
(i) Faridkot (M.C) U 18.14 3,211
(Ii) Houses and Rice
Shellers (Bholowal
Road) (O.G) U NA NA
Kat Kapura (M.C) U 14.50 4,306
Jaltu U.A U NA NA
(I) Jaltu (M.C) U 9.06 3,174
(Ii) Kothe Lal Preml (O.G) U NA NA

3. Muktsar Tahsil T 2,596.47 252 234

R 2,564.42 195 234
U 32.05 4,777
Muktsar (M.C) U 13.80 4,810
Malout (M.C) U 10.00 5,687
Giddarbaha (M.C) U 8.25 3,620

Notes: 1. Total area figures In column 3 against State and Districts represent MGeoaraPhlcal Area" figures supplied by Surveyor General. The urban
area figures are based on the area figures of Individual towns supplied by local bodies. The rural area for a district has been arrived at by
subtracting the urban areas from the MGeographlcal Area" supplied by the Surveyor General. The rural area figures of units lower than the
district do not add up to the area figures of the district, because the rural area of the units lower than the district have been computed from
the land use, area supplied by the State Director of Land Records.
2. For arriving at Tahsil/District/State urban area figures, the area of the Statutory Towns have been taken Into account since the area'of
outgrowths were not available In case of urban agglomerations. The area of outgrowths have been accounted for In rural. Further the density
of Tahsil/District/State levels have been worked out on the areas so obtained. The area/density of Urban Agztomeration have been
shown N.A.
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POPULATION 1991

No. of
occupied Population Total
No. of residential No. of Rural Statel DlstrictJTahslll
Towns houses Households Persons Males Females Urban U.A.JClty/Town

7 8 9 10 11 12 2

17,757 18,490 108,304 57,S 11 50,793 U (I) Moga (M.C)

(II) Landeke (Amritsar
95 95 451 232 219 U Road) (O.G)
304 324 2,203 1,214 989 U (III) Duneke (Flrozpur Road) (O.G.)
2,702 2,761 17,287 8,946 8,341 U * Bagl!apurana (N.A. e. )

3 73,921 74,684 451,406 239,800 211,606 T 2. Faridkot Tahsil

48,768 49,352 301,501 160,223 141,278 R
3 25,153 25,332 149,905 79,577 70,328 U
10,339 10,426 58,625 31,526 27,099 U Faridkot U.A
10,269 10,356 58,244 31,329 26,915 U (I) Faridkot (M.C)
(II) Houses and Rice
Shellers (Bholowal
70 70 381 197 184 U Road) (O.G)
10,265 10,312 62,430 32,790 29,640 U Kot Kapura (M.C)
4,549 4,594 28,850 15,261 13,589 U Jaltu U.A
4,533 4,578 28,758 15,216 13,542 U (I) Jaltu (M.C)
16 16 92 45 47 U (II) Kothe Lal Preml (O.G)

3 107,852 108,977 653,079 347,421 305,658 T 3. Muktsar Tahsil .

82,377 83,317 499,962 266,341 233,621 R
3 25,475 25,660 153,117 81,080 72,037 U
10,945 11,096 66,383 34,831 31,552 U Muktsar (M.C)
9,831 9,862 56,868 30,535 26,333 U Malout (M.C)
4,699 4,702 29,866 15,714 14,152 U Glddarbaha (M.C)

3. Towns treated as such for the first time In 198 1 Census which continue as towns In 1991 Census are shown with asterisk· on their left.
4. Towns treated as such for the first time In 1991 are In Italics.
5. The following abbreviations have been used for the status of towns:-
M. Corp. Municipal Corporation
M.e. Municipal Committee
e.B. .. Cantonment Board
e.T. .. Census Town
N.A.e. Notified Area Committee
6. N.A. Not available
O.G. .. Out growth
U.A. .. Urban Agglomeration
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APPENDIX-I.
Statement showln, 1991 Terrltorbl Units and chan,. durin, 1981-91
=
Name of State! Name of
Area added DlstrIctITahsll Area substracted StatelDlstrictI
1981- etc. from Tahsil etc. to Net area
State/District! Territorial Name Area which area Is Name Area In which aria Is InKm2
Tahsil Unit In Km 2 substracted Km2 added (+ or-)

2 3.., 4 5 6 7 8 9

PUNJAB
Amritsar
District
Tarn Taran Tam Taran 4 villages, 38.2 Patti Tahsil -38.2
Tahsil Tahsil Lohka(H.B.
No. 253),
Nathuchak
(HB. No. 255),
Samail Manda
(HB No. 260)
2 villages 6.8 Patti Tahsil -6.8
Bahmnlwala
(HB No. 258) Oc

and Uboke
(HB No. 256)
~

Patti Tahsil Patti 4 villages 38.2 Tam Taran +38.2

Tahsil ofTam Tahsil
Taran Tahsil
2 villages of 6.8 Tam Taran +6.8
Tam Taran Tahsil
Tahsil
Firozpur Flrotpur 3 villages of 31.1 Faridkot -31.1
District District Flrozpur Dlstrict
Tahsil
Flrozpur Flrozpur 3 villages, 31.1 Muktsar -31.1
Tahsil Tahsil ChakJawah-
rewala (HB
.' Tahsil of
Faridkot
No. 130), Dlstrict
Chak Kalusln-
shwala (HB No.
126) and
Roranwala (H.B.
No. 122)
Fazilka Tahsil Fazilka Villages of 1154.8 Newly created -1154.8
Tahsil Sub-Tahsil Abohar
Abohar Tahsil
Abohar Tahsil Fazllka Villages of 1154.8 Fazllka + 1154.8
Tahsil Abohar Tahsil
Sub-Tahsil
of Fazllka
Tahsil
Ludhiana Ludhlana 6 villages of 8.9 Balachaur -8.9
District Dlstrict Samrala Tahsil of
TahsO Hoshlarpur
dlstrict
 41
APPENDIX-I - Condd.

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

SMnraia Samrala 6 villages, 8.9 Balachaur -8.9

Tahsil Tahsil Dapana Tahsil of
(HB No. 460), Hoshiarpur
Kamalpur(HB dlstrIct
No. 457), Sakan-
darpur (HB No.
458) Tandhi (HB
No. 454), Nurpur
(HB No. 455) and
Shergarh (HB
No. 456)

Hoshiarpur Hoshiarpur 6 villages 8.9 Samrala + 12.2

[)IdrIct District Tahsil of
Ludhlana
D1strIct
2 villages 3.3 Rupnagar
Tahsil of
Rupnagar
District

Balachaur Balachaur 6 villages 8.9 Samrala + 12.2

Tahsil Tahsil Tahsil of
Ludhiana
District

2 villages 3.3 Rupnagar

Tahsil of
Rupnagar
District

Rupnapr Rupnagar 2 villages 3.3 Balachaur -3.3

District District Tahsil of
Hoshiarpur
District

Rupnagar Rupnagar 2 villages, 3.3 Balachaur -3.3

Tahsil Tahsil Chakll Kasab Tahsil of
(H. No. 450), Hoshlarpur
Nanowai DIstrict
(HB No. 453)

Faridkot Faridkot 3 villages 31.1 Flrozpur +31.1

District District Tahsil of
'" Flrozpur
District

MukWr MukWr 3 vlllaces 31.1 Firozpur +31.1

Tahsil Tahsil Tahsil of
Firozpur
District
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APPENDIX-2
Number and Populadon of Villa," with Population of 5,000 and over and of Towns with Populadon under 5,000

Villages with a population of Towns with a population of

5,000 and above under 5,000
Percentage to Percentage to
total Rural total Urban
Population of Population of
State/District/Tahsil Number Population the State Number Population the State

2 3 4 5 6 e 7

PUNJAB 223 1,524,545 10.67 7 28,202 0.47

I. Gurdaspur District 10 81,881 0.57 2 8,267 0.14
1. Pathankot Tahsil 4 35,463 0.25
2. Gurdaspur Tahsil 5 41,02.6 0.28 4,806 0.08
3. Batala Tahsil 1 5,392 0.04 3,461 0.06

2. Amritsar District 36 241,536 1.69 2 8,597 0.14

1. Alnala Tahsil 4 29,572 0.21 4,765 0.08
2. Amritsar Tahsil 5 36,285 0.25 3,832 0.06
3. Baba Bakala Tahsil 7 43,246 0.30
4. Tam Taran Tahsil 11 70,224 0.49
5. Patti Tahsil 9 62,209 0.44

3. Flrozpur District 14 96,555 0.68

t.Zira Tahsil 4 27,837 0.20
2. Firozpur Tahsil 3 28,045 0.20
3. Fazilka Tahsil 4 23,428 0.16
4. Abohar Tahsll 3 11,245 0.12

4. Ludhlana District 14 94,501 0.66

1.)agraon Tahsil 7 47,693 0.33
2. Ludhiana Tahsil 4 29,267 0.21
3. Samrala Tahsil
4. Khanna Tahsil 3 17,541 0.12

5. )alandhar District 12 76,871 0.54 4,896 0.08

1. Nawanshahr Tahsil ..,
2. Phillaur Tahsil 7 47,805 0.34
3. Nakodar Tahsil 3 15,843 0.11
4. )aiandhar Tahsii 2 13,223 0.09 4,896 0.08

6. Kapurthala District 6 38,582 0.27

1. Kapurthala Tahsil 5 32,775 0.23
2. Sultanpur Lodhi Tahsil I 5,807 0.04
3. Phagwara Tahsil

7. Hoshiarpur District 8 52,736 0.37 3,711 0.06

1. Dasua Tahsil 4 23,719 0.17
2. Hoshiarpur Tahsil I 5,753 0.04 3,711 0.06
3. Garhshankar Tahsil I 8,258 0.06
4. Balachaur Tahsil 2 15,006 0.10

8. Rupnagar District 5 31,806 0.22

1. Anandpur Sahib Tahsil
2. Rupnagar Tahsil 2 11,402 0.08
3. Kharar Tahsil 3 20,404 0.14
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2 3 4 5 6 7

9. Patiala ~istrict 6 43,882 0.31

J. Fatehgarh Sahib Tahsil
2. Rajpura Tahsil 2 17,449 0.12
3. Patiala Tahsil
4. Samana Tahsil 4 26,433 0.19
5. Nabha Tahsil

10. Sangrur District 27 182,807 1.28

1. Malerkotla Tahsil 3 15,572 0.11
2. Sangru(, Tahsil 5 32,675 0.23
3. Sunam Tahsil 8 61,800 0.43
4. Bamala Tahsil 11 72,760 0.51

11. Bathinda District 38 265,716 1.86 2,731 0.05

1. Rampura Phul Tahsil 10 69,356 0.48
2. Bathinda Tahsil 13 84,299 0.59 2,731 0.05
3. Talwandi Sabo Tahsil 4 30,932 0.22
4. Mama Tahsil II 81,129 0.57

12. Faridkot District 47 317,672 2.22

1. Moga Tahsil 26 179,641 1.26
2. Faridkot Tahsil 7 45,868 0.32
3. Muktsar Tahsil 14 92,163 0.64
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A-I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION
APPE:NDIX-l
Houseless and Institutional Population

Total No. of Houseless Population No. of ;If'!U~()nal Population

State/DirtrlctlTahsil1 Rural House- House-
U.A.lOtylTown Urban holds Persons Males Females holds Persons Males Females
.
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

PUNJAB T 9,990 57,621 33,420 24,201 6,665 92,511 85,260 7,251

R 5,984 14,314 20,589 13,725 t,951 28,921 26,778 2,149
U 4,006 23,307 12,831 10,476 4,714 63,584 58,482 5,102

I. Gurdaspur District T 869 4,979 2,694 2,285 401 4,671 4,366 305
R 693 4,173 2,237 1,936 51 1,307 1,111 196
U 176 806 457 349 350 3,364 3,255 109
1. Pathankot Tahsil T 524 2,771 1,452 1,319 51 1,126 1,109 17
R 403 2,330 1,203 1,127 39 1,025 1,015 10
U 121 441 249 192 12 101 94 7

SulanpurU.A. U
i) Sujanpur(M.C.) U
ill Harijan & Railway U
Colony (O.G.)

Pathankot U.A. U 121 441'" . 249 192 12 101 94 7

i} Pathankot (M.c.} U 117 409 230 179 12 101 94 7
it) Khanpur (O.G.) U
iii} Lamin (O.G.) U
Iv) Dhaki (O.G.) U 4 32 19 13

2. GurdaspurTahsll T 274 1,709 963 746 307 2,151 1,865 286

R 265 1,672 941 731 6 232 46 186
U 9 37 22 15 301 1,919 1,819 100

Dinanagar (M.c.} U 3 15 10 5 4 21 7 14
8ehrilmpur(C. T.) U
Gurdaspur (M.C.) U 5 21 11 10 291 1,705 1,702 3
Dhariwal (M.C) U 1 I 6 193 110 83
i Filtehnilngill (C. T.) U
3. Satala Tahsil T 71 499 279 220 43 1,394 1,392 2
R 25 171 93 78 6 50 50
U 46 328 186 142 37 1,344 1,342 2
Dera Saba Nanak (M.e.) U 20 1,188 1,188
FatehgarhChurian (M.C.) U I 4 2 2
BatalaU.A. U 45 324 184 140 17 156 154 2
i) Satala (M.C) U 45 324 184 140 15 78 76 2
il) Sakewal (O.G.) U
iii) Gaunspura (O.G.) U
Iv) Ihath~ Inder;it(O.G.} U
v) Marrianwab(O.G.) U
\<i) Umarpur. (O.G.) U
vii) Sa&arpur( O.G.) U 2 78 71
viii) Kothe Malawa (O.G.) U
ix) Sawali Inderjit (O.G.) U
x) Shode-Di-Khui (O.G.) U
xi) Alowal(O.G.} U
Xli) Kharal (O.G.) U
xiii) Nawanpind (O.G.) U
 45
A-I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION
APPENDIX-] - Cmltd.
Housel. . and Institutional Population

,
Total No. of Houseless Population No. of Institutional Population
StatelDlstrictlTahsHI Rural House- House-
U.AJOtylTown Urban holds Persons Males Females " holds Persons Males Females

2 3- 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

xlv) Jhaniwalan (O.G.) U

xv) HaveilChobdaran (O.G.) U .U,~ .

xvi) ManlGhauranga (O.G.) U

QadlanU.A. U
I) Qadlan (M.c.)"' U
:.
D) HariJan Colony, ITI, Balmlkl
Graveyard, andD.A.V. Hr.
Sec. School (O.G.) U
Sri Hargobindpur (M.e.) U

2. Amrltsar District T 11 44 26 18 489 20,336 19,034 ,302

R 6 18 10 8 262 9,209 8,867 342
U 5 26 16 10 227 11,127 10,167 960
1. Ajnala Tahsil T 4 20 10 10 43 2,985 2,957 28
R 36 2,927 2,908 19
U 4 20 10 , 10 7 58 49 9
Ramdas (M.C.) U ... i' 3 20 11 9
hid Sans! (c. T.) U 4 20 10 10 4 38 38
2. Amrltsar Tahsil T 6 6 212 9,718 8,825 893
R. 52 3,277 3,251 26
U 6 6 160 6,441 5,574 862

Ma.thaU.A. U 8 33 33
I) MaJitha (M.C.) U 8 33 33
D) Rorl and Idgah (O.G.) U
Amrltsar (M. Crop.) U 6 6 147 6,360 5,493 867
AmritsarCantt. (C.B.) U 3 39 39
)andlala (M.e.) U 2 9 9'"
3. Baba Bakala Tahsil T 4 16 9 7 107 1,369 1,189 180
R 4 16 9 7 102 613 433 180
U 5 756 756
*Rayya (N.A.c.) U 5 756 756
4. Tarn Taran Tahsil T 28 1,146 974 172
R IS 322 225 97
U 13 824 749 75

Tarn Taran (M.C.) U 13 824 749 75

5. Patti Tahsil T 2 2 99 5,118 5,089 29

R 2 2 57 2,070 2,050 20
U 42 3,048 3,039 9

Patti (M.C.) U 14 1,220 t,217 3

Bhlkhiwind (c. T.) U 28 1,828 1,822 6

3. Flrozpur District T 392 2,054 1,135 919 407 8,838 7,914 924
R 103 536 344 192 166 3,153 3,089 64
U 289 1,518 791 727 241 5,685 4,825 860
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A·I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION
APPENDIX·3 - Contd.
Houseless and Institutional Population

Total No. of . Houseless Population No. of Institutional Population

StateJDistrlctJTahsill Rural House- House-
U.A.!Oty/Town Urban holds Persons Males Females holds Persons Males Females
J
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. Zira Tahsil T 15 88 52 36 24 200 188 12

R 3 17 15 2 17 173 171 2
U 12 71 37 34 7 27 17 10
Dharamkot U.A, U 10 63 33 30 7 27 17 10
I) Dharamkot (M.C.) U
Ii) 80 Houses outside M.C. U
Limits (D.G.)
Kat Ise Khan (c. T.) U
Zira U.A. U 2. 8 4 4 .,
j) Zlra(M.C} U'
ii) Gadriwala (Firozpur U
Road) (O.G.)
2. Firozpur Tahsil T 35 727 374 3!1j 132 4,573 4,302 271
R 10 50 30 20 101 2,233 2.,179 54
U 25 677 344 333 31 2,340 2,123 217
Talwandl Bhai (M.C.) U 24 107 61 46
Firozpur (M.C.) U 64 377 192 185 24 1,991 1,836 155
Firozpur Cantt. (C.B.) U 7 349 287 62
Guru Har Sahai (M.C) U 37 193 91 102
;,.
3. Fazilka Tahsil T 141 620 340 280 179 2,800 2,668 132
R 29 140 " 87 53 42 725 , 725
U 112 480 253 22.7 137 1,075 1,943 131
~
Jalalabad U.A. U 52 186 108 78 64 619 618
i) Jalalabad (M.C) U
i1) . Extended Area Block '1
No. 22 (D.G.)
Fazilka (M.e.)
U
U 60
~

294
" 145 149 73 1,456 1,325 131
)
4. Abohar Tahsil T 101 619 369 250 72 1,165 756 509
R 61 329 212 117 6 22 14 8
U 40 290 157 133 66 1,243 742 501
Abohar (M.C,) U 40 290 157 133 66 1,143 742 501
4. Ludhlana District T 1,046 6,144 3,670 2,474 3,355 26,982 26,006 976
R 244 1,176 728 448 396 2,739 2,636 103
U 802 4,968 2,942 2,026 2,959 24,243 23,370 873
1. )agraon Tahsil T 22 96 53 43 78 682 669 13
R 2 17 7 10 43 444. 431 13
U 2.0 79 46 33 35 238 238
)agraon (M.c.) U 19 75 42 33 21 150 150
Raikot (M.e.) U 1 .4 4 12 84 84
AkalGarh (c. T.) U 2 4 4
2. Ludhiana Tahsil T 880 5,411 3,238 2.,1 B3 3,137 24,838 2.3,931 906
R 126 663 'UO 253 306 1,682 1,636 46
U 754 4,758 2,828 1,930 2,831 23,156 22,296 860
*Mullanpur Dakha (N.A.C) U 26 110 58 52
Ludhiana (M. Crop.) U 728 4,648 2,770 1,878 2,B31 23,156 22,296 860
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A-I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION
APPENDIX-3 - Contd.

HOll$eless and Institutional Population

Total No. of Houseless Population No. of Institutional Population

State/District/Tahsil/ Rural House- House-
U.AJOty/Town Urban holds Persons Males Females holds Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

J. Samrala Tahsil T 104 441 281 160 29 169 169

R 104 441 281 160 17 93 93
U 12 76 76
"Machhiwara (N.A.C.) U 5 31 31
Samrala U .A. U 7 45 4S •
i) Samrala (M.C) U 7 45 4S
ii) BazigarColony(O.G.) U

4. Khanna Tahsil T 40 186 98 88 111 1,293 1,236 57

R 12 55 30 25 30 520 476 44
U 2B 131 68 63 81 773 760 13
Doraha (M.C) u 3 25 12 13 1 13 13
Payal(M.CJ u 14 68 35 33 2 6 6
Khanna (M.C) u 11 38 21 17 78 754 741 13
5. Jalandhar District T 609 3,876 1,784 271 8,655 7,590 1,065
R 372 2,191 967 48 538 425 113
U 237 1,685 817 223 8,117 7,165 952
I. Nawanshahr Tahsil T 297 2,096 1,157 939 16 318 310 8
R 174 989 595 394 6 108 108
U 123 1,107 562 545 10 210 202 8

Banga (M.C) U 98 1,000 485 515 2 147 147

Nawanshahr (M.C.) U 25 107 77 30 3 21 21
Rahon (M.c.) U 5 42 34 8

2. Phillaur Tahsil T 110 710 352 358 62 1,851 1,743 108

R 59 430 213 217 13 203 124 79
U 51 280 139 141 49 1,648 1,619 29
Goraya (N.A.C) u 11 68 33 35 20 40 40
Phillaur (M.C.) U 31 158 79 79 29 1,608 1,579 29
Nurmahal (M.C) U 9 54 27 27
3. Nakodar Tahsil T 12 75 41 34 10 79 79
R 12 75 41 34 6 68 68
U 4 II II

Nakodar (M.C.) U
"Shahkot (N .A.C) U 4 11 11

4. Jalandhar Tahsil T 190 995 542 453 183 6,407 5,458 949
R 127 697 375 322 23 159 125 34
U 63 298 167 131 160 6,248 5,333 915

Jalandhar (M. Corpn.) U 60 293 162 131 152 5, I 87 893

Jalandhar Cantt. (C.B.) U 3 11 12
Adampur (M.C.) U 2 10 5
Alawalpur (M.C.) U
* Bhogpur (C.T.) U 3 5 5
KJrtarpur (M.C) U 3 130 125 5
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APPENDIX·J - CAntd.
Houseless and Institutional Population

Total No. of Houseless Population No. of Institutional Population

5tate/Di~ictlTahsil/ Rural House- House-
U.A.lGty/Town Urban holds Persons Males Females holds Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

6. Kaplirthaia District T 329 1,676 927 749 77 1,901 1,763 138

R 231 1,226 683 54J 34 384 296 88
U 98 450 244 206 43 1,517 1,467 50
1. KaplIrthala Tahsil T 171 825 467 358 37 1,375 1,352 23
R 146 769 430 339 21 126 116 10
U 25 56 37 19 16 1,249 1,236 13
Kapurthala (M.C) U 25 56 37 19 16 1,249 1,236 13
2. SlIltanpllr Lodhi Tahsil T 9 30 17 13 10 273 183 90
R 5 18 10 8 5 195 121 74
U 4 12 7 5 5 78 62 16
SlIltanpur (M.C) U 4 12 7 5 5 78 62 16

3. Phagwara Tahsil T 149 821 443 378 30 253 228 25

R 80 439 243 196 8 63 59 4
U 69 382 200 182 22 190 169 21

Phagwara U.A. U 69 382 200 182 22 190 169 21

i) Phagwara (M.C) U 69 382 200 182 22 190 169 21
iI) Mohalla Gobindpura (O.G.) U
in) Kot Rani (O.G.) U

7. Hoshiarpllr District T 1,064 6,382 3,710 2,672 77 4,466 4,403 63

R 856 5,450 3,160 2,290 68 4,412 4,354 58
U 208 932 550 382 9 54 49 5
J. Dasua Tahsil T 917 4,593 2,607 1,986 15 90 80 10
R 780 3,964 2,219 1,745 12 82 75 7
U 137 629 311 241 3 I 5 3
Mlikerian (M.C.) U 20 140 77 63
Talwara (M.C.) U 49 ISS 104 51 3 8 5 3
Dasua (M.C) U 42 159 95 64
Urmar Tanda (M.C.) U 26 175 112 63
2. Hoshiarpur Tahsil T 102 1,330 841 489 17 4,178 4,172 6
R 32 1,036 681 355 13 4,157 4,153 4
U 70 294 160 134 4 21 19 2
Garhdiwala (M.C) U .3 20 18 2
Hariana (M.C) U 1
Hoshiarpur (M.C.) U 70 294 160 134
Shamchaurasi (M.C.) U

3. Garhshankar Tahsil T 24 365 208 157 42 186 141 . 45

R 23 356 206 ISO 40 161 116 45
U 9 2 7 2 25 25
Garhshankar (M.C.) U 9 2 7 2 25 25
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A· t AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION
APPENDIX·] - Contd.
Houseless and Institutional Population

Total No. of Houseless Population No. of Institutional Population

State/District/Tahsil/ Rural House- House-
U.A./Gty/Town Urban holds Personsc Males Females holds Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

4. Balachaur Tahsil T 21 94 54 40 3 12 10 2
R 21 94 54 40 3 12 10 2
U

8. Rupnagar District T 837 4,245 2,718 1,527 221 2,538 2,245 293
R 605 3,064 1,958 1,106 76 1,060 930 130
U 232 1,181 760 421 145 1,478 1,315 163
1. Anandpllr Sahib Tahsil T 264 1,293 865 428 69 600 451 149
R 115 541 340 201 21 94 76 18
U 1"" 752 525 227 48 506 375 131

Naya Nangal (N.A.C) U 66 370 273 97 15 151 151

NangalTownship U.A. U 30 114 95 19 26 182 83 99
.it':'

i) Nangal Township (N.A.C.) U 30 114 95 19 26 182 83 99

ii) Oustee Colony Block'A' (O.G.) U
m) Oustee Colony Block'B' (O.G.) U
Anandpur Sahib (M.e.) U 53 268 157 111 7 173 141 32
2. Rupnagar Tahsil T 384 2,019 1,314 705 52 1,477 1,364 113
R 338 1,758 1,169 589 44 739 642 97
U 46 261 145 116 8 738 722 16
Rupnagar (M.C) U 43 249 139 110 7 651 635 16
Morinda (M.C) U 3 12 6 6 87 87
3. Kharar Tahsil T 189 933 539 394 100 461 430 31
R 152 765 449 316 11 227 212 15
U 37 168 90 78 89 234 218 16
Kurali (M.C) u.. 13 71 33 38
Kharar U.A. U 13 50 30 20 4 3
i) Kharar (M.C) U 13 50 30 20 4 3
ii) Nawanshahr(O.G.) U
S.A.S ..Nagar(Mohali) (N.A.C) U 11 47 27 20 88 230 215 15
9. Patiala District T 815 3,914 2,352 1,562 333 3,765 3,012 753
R 515 2,362 1,506 856 249 2,120 1,801 319
U 300 1,552 846 706 84 1,645 1,211 434

1. Fatehgarh Sahib Tahsil T 165 825 525 300 104 332 315 17
R 144 699 458 241 96 273 256 17
U 21 126 67 59 8 59 59
Bassi (M.C) U 7 28 15 13
Sirhind (M.C) U 14 98 52 46 8 59 59
2. Rajpura Tahsil T 270 1,229 813 416 82 604 524 80
R 253 1,109 713 396 56 355 292 63
U 17 120 100 20 26 249 232 17
Dera Bassi (M.C) U 3 6 3 3 20 31 23 8
Banllr (M.C) U
Rajpura (M.C) U 14 114 ( 97 17 6 218 209 9
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A-I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION
APPENDIX-l - Contd.
Houseless and Institutional Population

Toul No. of Homeless Population No.of Institutional Population

State/D istrictlTahsill Rural Hous~ '" Hous~
U.A.JOtylTown Urban holds Persons Males Females holds Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
---------------
3. Patiala Tahsil T 254 1,280 663 617 55 1,709 1,142 567
R 53 242 137 105 35 1,125 930 195
U 201 1,038 526 512 20 584 212 372
Patiala U.A. U 194 995 506 489 18 580 208 372
i) Patiala (M.C) U 194 995 506 489 18 580 208 372
ii) Thapar College of Engg. (O.G.) U
iii) D.C.W. Colony (O.G.) U
iv) Hira Bagh Colony (O.G.) U
v) Backside of Central Jail (O.G.) U
vi) Village Kheri GlIjran side (O.G.) U
vii) Backside 0~Thapar (J
College of Engg. (O.G.) U
viii) Village RaslIlplirSaidan (O.G.) U /

Sanallr U.A. U 7 43 20 23 2 4 4
i) Sanallr (M.C) U 7 (J 43 20 23 2 4 4
Ii) BazigarTown(O.G.) U
iii) Outer Area (O.G.) U

4. Samana Tahsil T 50 209 142 67 18 137 125 12

R 50 209 142 67 13 41 39 2
U 5 96 86 10
'Patran (N.A.C) U 4 34 24 10
Samana (M.C) U 62 62
5. Nabha Tahsil T 76 371 209 162 74 983 906 77
R 15 103 56 47 49 326 284 42
U 61 268 153 115 25 657 622 35
Nabha (M.C) U 24 86 50 36 16 600 575 25
Amloh (M.C) U 2 11 4 7 I 6 6
Gobindgarh U.A. U 35 171 99 72 8 51 41 10
i) Gobindgarh (M.C) U 35 171 99 72 _. 8 51 41 10
Ii) Iqbal Colony (O.G.) U
iii) SantNagar(O.G.) U
iv) Dalip Nagar (O.G.) U

10. Sangrur District T 759 3,423 1,976 1,447 540 2,701 2,415 286
R 448 1,832 1,109 723 311 1,320 1,208 112
U 311 1,591 867 724 229 1,381 1,207 174

I. Malerkoda Tallsil T 203 890 571 319 143 696 634 62

R 128 385 294 91 127 617 563 54
U 75 505 277 228 16 79 71 8
Ahmedgarh (M.C) U 44 324 182 142 4 19 18 1
Malerkoda (M.C) U 15 105 56 49 9 55 48 7
Dhuri(M.C) U 16 76 39 37 3 5 5

2. Sangrur TJhsil T 200 840 491 349 193 760 603 157
R 112 530 307 223 35 84 77 7
U 88 310 184 126 158 676 526 150
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A·I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION
APPENDIX·J - Contd.
Houseless ind Instltutlonil Popul.lltion

Total No. of Houseless Population No. of Institutional Population

State/D istrlct/TahsHI Rural House- House-
U.A.lGtylTown Urban holds Persons Males Females holds Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Bhawanlgarh U.A. U 4 86 81 5
I) Bhawanlgarh (M.e.) U 4 86 81 5
Ii) Jhugi Basti (Outside M.e.
limits) (O.G.) U
Sangrur (M.e.) U 87 308 182 126 154 590 445 145

Longowal U.A. U 2 2
I) Longowal (M.e.) U 2 2
> 0) Pindi Kehar Sing & Pindi
Dhllwan (O.G.) U

3. Sunam Tahsil T 208 898 492 406 79 424 414 10

R 192 810 437 373 76 340 330 10
U 16 88 55 33 3 84 84

Sunam U.A. U 2 62 62
I) Sunam (M.C,) U 2 62 62
ii) Chamar Tlbbl, Moranwali,
Model Town (Rural)
Gugapeer, Kothe Harlgarh
and Kothe Sln&hpur (O.G.) U
Lehragaga (M.C,) U 16 88 55 33 22 22

4. Barnala TahsU T 148 795 422 373 125 821 764 57

R 16 107 ·71 36 73 279 238 41
U 132 688 351 337 52 542 526 16

Dhanaula {M.C} U 19 9 10 3 16 16
BOirnalOi (M.e.) U 12. ..2 311 294 23 333 331 2
Bhadaur (M.e.) U 1 10 . 6 10 37 23 14

TapaU.A. U 10 57 3. 27 16 156 156

I) Tapa (M.e.) U 10 57 3. 27 16 156 156
II) Electricity Colony (O.G.) U

11 . 8athlnda DIstrict T 580 2,910 1,695 1,215 16. 2,1" 1,74' 358
R 326 1,371 842 529 108 1,251 1,"6 155
U 254 1,539 853 686 60 855 652 203

1. Rampura Phul TahsU T 24 99 62 37 16 140 122 IS

R 24 99 62 37 8 93 88 5
U 8 47 34 13

Rampura Phul (M.e.) U 8 47 34 13

2. Bathlnda Tahsil T 264 1,152 672 480 57 1,195 1,054 141

R 138 496 298 198 36 763 760 3
U 126 656 374 282 21 432 294 138
Gonlana (M.C,) U 13 66 35 31
Bathlnda (M.e.) U 112 576 332 244 20 388 250 138
BhuchoMandi (M.e.) U 1 14 7 7
Kot Falta (M.C,) U 44 44
Sanzat(M.e.) U

S·)l~3/1l(JI/~[)/96
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APPENDIX-] - Coneld.

Houselas and Institutional Population

Total No. of Houseless Population No. of Institutional Population

State/District/Tahsill Rural House- House-
U.A.lCity/Town Urban holds Persons Males Females holds Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

3. Talwandi Sabo Tahsil T 156 978 547 431 59 376 324 52

R 61 241 150 91 35 78 76 2
U 95 737 397 340 24 298 248 50

Raman (M.C) U 6 32 18 14 15 113 111 2

Maur (M.C) U 89 705 379 326 9 185 137 48

4. Mama Tahsil T 136 681 414 267 36 395 248 147

R 103 535 332 203 29 317 172 145
U 33 146 82 64 7 78 76 2

Mama (M.C) U 13 73 45 28 5 56 54 2
Budhlada (M.C) U 12 49 24 25 2 22 22
Bareta (M.C) U 8 24 13 11

12. Faridkot District T 2,679 17,974 10,425 7,549 326 5,552 4,764 788
R 1,585 10,915 6,788 4,127 182 1,434 965 469
U 1,094 7,059 3,637 3,422 144 4,118 3,799 319

1. Moga Tahsil T 1,266 9,043 4,964 4,079 80 1,334 1,260 74

R 453 4,009 2,285 1,724 49 353 310 43
U 813 5,034 2,679 2,355 31 981 950 31

Badhni Kalan (N.A.C) U 16 62 31 31 3 43 42 I

Moga U.A. U 738 4,572 2,442 2,130 28 938 908 30
i) Moga (M.C) U 718 4,422 2,342 2,080 28 938 908 30
ii) Landeke (Amritsar Road) (O.G.) U
iii) DlIneke (Firozpur Road) (O.G.) U 20 150 100 50
'BaghaplIrana (N.A.C) U 59 400 206 194

2. Faridkot Tahsil T 657 4,064 2,344 1,720 139 2,500 2,273 227
R 511 3,173 1,921 1,252 73 300 222 78
U 146 891 423 468 66 2,200 2,051 149

Faridkot U.A. U 87 584 257 327 35 1,982 1,868 114

i) Faridkot (M.C) U 87 584 257 327 35 1,982 1,868 114
ii) Houses and Rice shellers on
(Bholowal Road) (O.G.) U
Kot Kapura (M.C.) U 36 184 105 79 12 157 137 20

Jaitll U.A. U 23 123 61 62 19 61 46 15

i) Jaitu (M.C ) U 23 123 61 62 19 61 46 15
ii) Kothe Lall' •. 'ni (O.G.) U

3. MlIktsar Tahsil T 756 4,867 3,117 1,750 107 1,718 1,231 487
R 621 3,733 2,582 1,151 60 781 433 348
U 135 1,134 535 599 47 937 798 139

Muktsar (M.C) U 120 1,030 481 549 27 289 164 1?5

Malom (M.C) U 15 104 54 50 17 623 611 12
Giddarbaha (M.C) U 3 25 23 2

5-B -63/RGI/ND/96
A·2 DECADAL VARIATION IN POPULATION SINCE 1901
 A-2 DECADAL VARIATION IN POPULATION SINCE 1901
Fly-Leaf

This table corresponds to table A-2 of 1981, 1971,
1961 and 1951 censuses. It furnishes data relating to growth
of population over the decades 1901-1991 at State and
district level for males and females separately for total
population.
, Decadal variation In population Is shown In absolute
fieures In column 4 and In term of percentages In column
5. The figures given In columns 3,6 and 7 for earlier decades
have' been adjusted to conform to the present territorial
boundaries -in respect of State and each district separately.
Thus the table provides comparable data for the last 90
years for study of growth of population.
Adjustment of Populadon
. The details of Jurisdictional changes which occurred during
the period 1981 to 1991 are shown In Appendix-I to
table A.I and Appendix to this table. The population
figures for districts were adjusted on the basis of the
Instructions Issued by the Registrar General, India.
The population for 1951, 1961, 1971 and 1981
censuses was recast by adding of substractlng the figures for
transferred areas as published In the relevant District Census
Handbooks of the respective areas.
As the village-wise data for the census prior to 1951
were not available, there was some difficulty In adjusting the
figures for earlier censuses. The population of the transferred
areas for censuses prior to 1951 had to be estimated on
the assumption that the proportion of population In the area
transferred to the total population of the district/tahsil in
which It was situated at the time of transfer was the same
In particular previous census, as It was In J95 J•
Sex·wlse break up of the population so estimated for
a previous census was worked out on the basis of malel
female distribution of population In that particular previous
census of the district/tahsil In which It was situated at the
time of the transfer.
Statement- J will illustrate the method of estimation of
population for transferred territories during previous censuses.

STATEMENT-I
Table iIIustradn, the method of esdmadon of ,revious eenosus POIIuladon for transferred territory

PopulatiOn

Description 1901 1911 1921 1931

2 3 5

FiroJpur District
Population of district as 486,894 504,280 621,028 647,41l
at 1981 Census I
Deduct
Population of three villages of (1) (2) (3) (4)
Firozpur tahsil of Flrozpur district 1,107 1,146 1,412 1,472
transferred durinit 1981·91 to
Faridkot district
Population of Firozpur 485,787 503,134 619,616 645,941
district which should be
shown In Table A-2 of 1991
Faridkot District
Population of Faridkot N.A. N.A. N.A. N,A.
district which should be
shown in Table A·2 of 1991
after adding the population
of 3 villa!1;es transferred
from Flrozpur district

55
 56
STATEHEHT-I- COfIeld.

Population ,,
Description 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 Remar1cs

6 7 8 9 10

Fir01Pur District
"
Population of district as 799,048 702,563 872,632 1,044,936 1,307,804 (1) 1597 x 4861894
at 1981 Census 702,563
(2) 1597 x 504,280
Deduct 702,563
Population of three villages of (5) (3) 1597 X 621,028
firozpur tahsil of FirOlpllr 1,816 1,597 1,712 2,373 3,091 702,563
district transferred dUring (4) 1597 x 647,413
1981-91 to Faridkot district 702,563
(5) 1597 x 799,048
Poplilation of firozpur 797,232 700,966 870,920 1,042,563 1,304,713 702,563
district which should be
shown in Table A-2 of 1991
faridkot District
Population of faridkot N.A. 752,095 986,570 1,156,133 1,439,319
district which should be
shown in Table A-2 of 1991
after adding the population
of 3 villages transferred
from FirolPur district.

Table A-2 is followed by an appendix which provides
area and population of the State and the districts in 1991,
its comparison with area and population prevailing at the
time of 1981 Census, 1981 population adjusted to the
199 I iurisdiction and net increase or decrease in population
due to change in jurisdiction. Suitable notes have been added
to explain the juiisdictional changes.
Statement-2 gives the percentage of decadal variation
of population from 1901 to 1991 for total, IUral and urban
areas separately.

STATEM£NT·2
Statement showing the pucentagp" "f decadal variation of population from 1901 to 1991 for total,
rurill omd urban ilreas

Total
State! Rural 1901- 1981- lY71- 1961- 1951- 1941- 1931- 1921- 1911- 1901-
District Urban 1991 1991 1»9 1 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911

2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

PUNJAB T + 168.B2 +20.81 +23.89 +21.70 +2t.56 - 4.58 + 19.82 + 12.02 + 6.26 -'0.18
R +116.11 +17.69 + 17.48 +20.63 +19.47 - 9.71 +16.06 + 8.92 + 6.'1 -10.46
U +54t.15 +28.95 +44.51 +25.27 +29.06 +20.02 +4'.85 +14.37 + 6.92 -13.00
I. Gurdaspllr T + 150.11 + 16.08 +23.10 +25.34 +15.24 - 0.45 +18.99 +13.26 + 1.99 -11.44
District R + 115.40 + 15.62 +20.89 +24.09 + 14.67 - 9.50 +17.30 +12.21 + 2.77 -11.54
U +483.64 + 17.71 + 31.79 +30.54 +17.67 +73.10 +34.72 +24.12 - 5.45 -10.50
2 Amril'ar T + 111.03 + 14.44 + 19.23 + 19.64 +12.26 -15.68 +25.16 +20.20 + 5.52 -13.98
District R + 67.40 + 12.53 + 12.83 +21.48 + 11.70 -16.54 + 17.25 -11.79 + 4.51 -15.02
U +325.39 + 18.32 +34.77 + 15.40 + 13.59 -13.59 +49.66 +56.77 + 10.16 - 8.87
3 Firozpllr T +230.97 +23.23 +25.14 + 19.71 +24.25 -12.08 +23.42 + 4.25 +23.15 + 3.57
District R + 196.32 + 21.53 +24.14 +22.43 +21.85 -15.40 +21.60 - 0.11 +26.80 + 0.87
U +427.23 + 28.96 +28.73 +11.18 + 32.37 + 1.02 + 31.55 +29.39 + 5.61 +18.84
 GROW PUNJAB
TH OF POPULATION
1981-91

1~8~~!IAS£
PERCENTAG E
POPULATION IN

~ 30.01 AND ABOVE

SDU NOARY
" ' INTERNATIDNAL
" STATEju T _.-
~ 25.01 - 30.00
" DISTRICT
PO TAHSIL - ~
CKET FOR K 'II 20.01-
~~8~~
POCKET F KAPURTHALA
,r
I STATE AYERAGE

J
OR PATIALA P 15.01 - 20 .00 I'

! '00 '"" ",CO,

. I
Based upon SlIrlte-yaflndl a mop w,th
- the permiSSion of the Sur",,€! yor Gen@ral of India © Goy.rnmeo' of Ind 10 Copyr;qht , 1997.:
 PUNJAB
GROWTH OF POPULATION
1901-91
l'Y
~ 'J
{~
II l

PUNJAB

BOUNDARY. INTERNATIONAL _._._

STATE/U.T _._._
" D1STRICT. ............ _ , _ . _
POCKET FOR KAPURTHALA...
POCKET FOR PATIALA. .
K
P
I FEMALES

I
Scale is excggerated four timet for the stote

Doto are not ovailable for Kopurthala, Potrolo, Songrur ,8c!hmdo and
Fondkot di~tncts for the decodes prior to 1951 MALES

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:COISUS_"c:..._AR_ _. _ - - - '

._. _ _ 1
Based upon Survey 01 In die map with the perml!7.SIOn ol the SuP,eyor General of in(.1io
© Government of India Co~yrighl , 1997.
 JAM M U
PUNJAB &

GROWTH OF URBAN POPULATION

1981-91

.,
(

PERCENTAGE CHANGE IN URBAN

POPULA TION 1~81-~1
GAIN LOSS
• 50.01 AND ABOVE 6:~~~ 10.01 AND ABOVE
SOU NOARY. INTERNATIONAL.
STATE Iu T ~ 40.01 - 50.00 ~~ 10.00AND BELOW
DISTRICT.
TAHSIL ~ 30.01 - 40.00
POCKET FOR KAPURTHALA. K
POCKET FOR PATIALA p ~
~~
20.01 - 30.00
(SWE AVERAGE 2SgS I

J]]JJ 10.01 - 20.00

C-=.J 10 00 AND BELOW

l
~. E~ ENTIRELY RURAL

Bal.d upon SurvlY of India map with the permis5ion of the Surveyor General of IndIO
@ Government of Indio Copyright • 1997.
 (u{OOOOO)
60

55

'0
PUNJAB
GROWTH OF URBAN
POPULATION 1901-91

BOUNDARV, INTERNATIONAL .. " _ , _ , _ SIZE CLASSES Of URBAN AREAS 1991

STATE/U.l ........ _ . _ . _ ~ CLASS I

~ (PQPULATION 10000.0. AND ABCVE)
" DISTRICT ........... _
POCKET FOR KAPURTHALA.. 'l{- ~ CLASS II
~ (POPULATlQN 50. 0.00. - 99 999)
POCKET FOR PATIALA... 'P
~ CLASS III
llIllIlIIlUW (POPULATION 20.000 - 49 999)

~ CLASSIV
~ (POPULATION 1000.0. - 19.999)
_
CLA$SI/SI/I
(POPULATION 9999 AND BELOW)

B... d UPO" Sur.ty 01 indio mop with tI,. ptrmluton ot tho Survoyor Gt"tral ot I"dle.
© Government at InOiG COPY'lfIIt , 1997.
 57
STATEMEHT-2-Concld.

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

4. Ludhiana T +246.81 +35.98 +28.06 +28.22 + 25.95 + 0.62 +22 . .15 + 18.69 + 9.78 -22.99
DisUict R + 98.14 +16.64 +13.85 + 18.02 + 17.65 - 5.97 +17.91 + 14.59 + 9.55 -22.80
U + 1,243.82 +62.64 +54.66 + 53.00 + 51.96 +28.97 +44.46 + 46.25 + 11.35 -24.27

5. jalandhar T +121.10 +16.85 +19.26 +18.62 + 16.32 - 6.46 +19.45 + 14.77 + 2.59 -12.59
District R + 65.89 + 15.69 + 10.28 + 16.11 + 15.33 -17.76 +15.03 + 13.87 + 2.69 -12.24
U +442.84 +18.97 +40.13 +24.91 + 18.88 +44.88 +44.70 +20.18 + 1.98 -14.66

6. Kapurthala T N.A. + 18.60 +26.94 +24.94 + 16.51 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
District R N.A. +25.72 + 15.76 +24.68 + 14.69 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
U 250.60 + 1.95 +63.96 +25.82 + 23.00 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

7. Hoshiarpur T + 100.45 + 16.83 + 18.39 +20.75 + 9.61 - 7.46 +13.46 + 11.30 + 0.99 - 7.22
District R + 85.87 +15.68 +15.25 +19.08 + 11.03 -10.58 +11.10 + 9.11 • + 2.39 - 4.99
U +255.14 +23.67 +41.18 +34.51 - 0.81 +24.42 +44.88 +51.77 -19.42 -30.86

8. Rupnagar T +172.77 +27.81 +30.46 +15.27 + 24.61 + 5.91 + 13.89 + 9.83 - 0.78 -13.36
District R +112.36 +21.64 +20.41 + 18.55 + 11.99 + 3.77 + 9.89 + 9.68 + 0.40 -13.03
U + 1,569.42 + 50.23 + 87.22 - 0.29 + 168.37 + 38.44 + 154.38 +15.22 -30.71 -21.13

9. Patiala T N.A. +20.86 +29.55 +26.75 + 36.90 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
District R N.A. +20.34 +23.46 +26.93 + 42.87 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
U 371.67 + 22.11 + 46.78 +26.26 . + 22.50 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

10. Sangrur T N.A. +21.26 +22.99 +20.15. + 24.42 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
District R N.A. +18.70 +19.14 +18.62 + 25.12 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
U 492.77 +29.96 +38.10 +26.59 + 21.55 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

11. Bathinda T N.A. + 19.57 +27.24 +23.76 + 33.68 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
District R N.A. + 19.84 + 19.66 +23.81 + 29.64 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
U 1,617.28 +18.68 +62.32 +23.53 + 56.16 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

12. Faridkot T N.A. +20.26 +24.49 +17.19 + 31.18 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
District R N.A. + 17.82 + 18.04 +16.91 + 24.31 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
U + 1,231.31 +28.02 +50.77 +18.31 + 69.84 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

It is observed from the above statement that there has
been an Increase of 168.82 per cent In the total population
'of the state since 1'901. In rural areas the Increase has
been 116.17 per cent and In urban areas 541.15 per cent.
But for the decades 1901-11 and 1941-51, when
there were declines, the percentage growth rate steadily
increased. The Punjab State suffered a decrease of 10.78
per cent in its population during 1901-11 as this decade
was witness to the havoc of epidemics and famines in their
full fury which took a heavy toll of human lives In the State.
However, Punjab recorded a growth rate of 6.26 per cent
during 1911·21 which accelerated till 1941 when it
reached 19.B2 per cent during 1931·41. The population
ngures had revealed a net decrease of 4.58 per cent in
the decade 1941-51. The exodus of the Muslim populatlon
on a mass scale In 1947 In the wake of the partition of
the country was not matched in numbers by the In-migration
of the Hindus/Sikhs and this differential wiped out the entire
natural growth rate of population in the decade 1941-51.
The state experienced a growth rate of 21.56 per cent,
21.70 per cent and 23.89 per cent during the decades
1951·6 \ 1'961·71 and 1971-81 respectively.
J
Punjab's population has increased by 20.81 per cent
during the decade 19B 1-91. Slgnlflcantly this Is the lowest
ever growth rate for the State since Independence. Growth
rate of rural and urban population during the decade 1981·
91 for the state Is 17.69 and 28.95 per cent respectively.
Among the districts In the State, highest growth rate has
been registered In Ludhlana (35.98 per cent) and the lowest
In Amritsar (14.44 per cent).
Sex lido
One of the basic demographic characteristics of the
population is the sex composition. AnalysIs of the
sex composItion plays a vital role In any study of the
population. The sex composition of the populatIon Is affected
by the differentials In the mortality conditions of males
and females, sex selective migration and the sex ratio at
birth. This is an Index of soclo-economlc conditions prevailing
In any region. The Indlan census defines sex ratio as the
number of females per thousand males. The following
statement-3 gives the comparatIve sex ratio for total, rural
and urban population of the state and districts.
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STATEMENT-l
Changes in the sex ratio (females per 1,000 males) 1901-1991

Total
State! Rural
District Urban 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

PUNJAB T 882 879 865 854 844 836 815 799 780 832
R 888 884 868 865 854 855 832 808 785 8J6
U 868 865 856 817 807 750 721 735 740 804
I. Gurdaspur T 908 907 890 869 846 843 809 796 774 853
District R 90S 908 893 886 857 846 813 792 771 851
U 895 904 881 804 804 816 769 812 798 877
2. Anuitsar T 873 871 856 854 841 841 803 794 781 129
District R 871 876 866 877 871 890 843 792 791 851
U 876 860 831 803 774 733 689 714 736 771
3. Firozpur T 894 884 875 842 837 810 814 802 778 826
District R 896 885 876 861 861 851 848 822 804 852
U 887 879 872 783 760 662 678 696 662 694
4 LlIdhiana T 844 859 846 854 846 832 791 784 765 829
District R 879 879 859 859 846 851 813 790 765 824
U 812 832 823 843 846 753 882 749 770 863
5. Jalal1dhar T 899 893 883 873 862 859 841 807 783 848
District R 907 90S 885 897 882 887 853 811 783 848
u 885 871 878 813 812 743 775 785 779 845
6. Kapurthala T 896 898 889 886 880 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
District R 910 919 90S 896 887 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.J..
U 807 850 840 853 856 790 765 773 752 796
7. H05hiarpLir T 919 915 899 903 877 879 867 856 828 878
District R 925 922 904 910 885 885 871 859 828 877
U 890 871 868 845 819 825 814 804 828 891
8. i{llpnagar T 870 861 854 812 812 802 789 781 756 807
District R 870 866 855 838 813 802 790 780 755 806
U 870 844 848 700 802 791 773 791 784 820
9. Patiala T 880 863 847 829 805 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
District R 874 864 844 831 812 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
U 895 862 855 822 788 766 742 745 721 780
10. Sangrllr T 870 860 840 832 821 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
District R 867 854 832 828 816 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
U 881 882 874 849 840 797 741 704 732 810
, I. Bathinda T 880 864 851 833 833 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
District R 881 867 849 834- 835 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
U 875 855 862 827 823 762 701 6H 657 722
12. Faridkot T 882 882 865 852 864 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
District R 880 888 860 852 866 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
U 887 894 882 853 850 768 709 678 682 787

It will be observed from this statement that sex ratio
in Puniab has improved consistently from 1911 onwards
from 780 to 882 except that It was slightly higher only
in 1901, being 832. The highest sex ratio i.e. 919 has
been recorded in Hoshiarpur district and lowest at 844 in
LudhiJnJ district at the 1991 Census. The rural and urban
sex ratiCf -in the state according to 1991 Census is 888
and 868 respectively.
The overall sex ratio In the State has Increased by 3
points (879 In 1981 to 882 In 199 I), In the rural areas,
sex ratio has Improved by 4 points (884 In 1981 to 888
In 1991), whereas In the urban sector the ratio has gone
up by 3 points (865 III 1981 to 868 In 1991).

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I
I
PUNJAB
I SEX RATIO
1991
Vml050 10 20 30 ,0Km

..,
(

BOUNDARY, INTERNATIONAL FEMALES PER 1000 MAL ES IS~

STATE TIu
DISTRICT ~ 921 AND ABOVE
'TAHSil
POCKET FOR KAPURTHALA K ~ 901 - - no
DOCKET FOR PATfAL A P
~~ 331 -- 900
~!Su'TEA"ERAGf_882)
[1111 861 -- 880

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'L'__:
" . " __.''_"
" 860 AND BELOW

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@ Governmen! of india ~! • ,"7.

TABLE A-2 DECADAL VARIATION IN POPULATION
SINCE 1901
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A·2 DECADAL VAR.IATION IN POPULATION SINCE 1901

Percentage
Decade decade
State/District Year Persons varladon varladon Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7

PUNJAB 1901 7,544,790 4,118,386 3,426,404

1911 6,731,510 - 813,280 - 10.78 3,782,236 2,949,274
1921 7,152,811 + 421,301 + 6.26 3,976,180 3,176,631
1931 8,0'2,325 + 859,514 + 12.02 4,4f5,292 3,597,033
,941 9,600,216 + 1,587,911 + 19.82 5,228,280 4,371,956
1951 9,160,500 439,736 4.58 4,968,206 4,192,294
1961 11,135,069 + 1,974,569 + 21.56 6,007,566 5,127,503
1971 13,551,060 + 2,415,991 + 21.70 7,266,515 6,284,545
1981 ",788,915 + 3,237,855 + 21.89 8,937,210 7,851,105
1991 20,281,969 + 3,493,054 + 20.81 10,778,034 9,503,935

I. Gunia,pur 1901 702,372 378,995 323,387

Diltrict 1911 622,008 80,364 11.44 350,693 271,315
1921 634,394 + 12,386 + 1.99 353,615 280,779
1931 718,523 + 84,129 + 13.26 397,193 321,330
1941 654,966 + 136,445 + 18.99 463,969 390,999
1951 851,140 3,828 0.45 461,017 390,123
1961 980,868 + 129,728 + 15.24 524,739 456,129
1971 1,229,464 + 248,596 + 25.34 650,393 579,071
1981 1,513,435 + 283,971 + 23.10 793,484 719,951
1991 1,756,732 + 243,297 + 16.08 923,343 833,389

2. Arnnr,ar 1901 1,186,804 646,902 537,902

Diltrict 1911 1,020,939 - 165,865 - 13.98 573,196 447,743
1921 1,077,299 + 56,360 + 5.52 599,978 477,321
1931 1,294,913 + 217,614 + 20.20 718,195 576,718
1941 1,620,715 + 325,802 + 25.16 880,126 740,589
1951 1,366,555 - 254,160 - 15.68 742,147 624,408
1961 1,534,162 + 167,607 + 12.26 827,404 706,758
1971 1,835,500 + 301,338 + 19.64 988,923 846,577
1981 2,188,490 + 352,990 + 19.23 1,169,888 1,018,602
1991 2,504,560 + 316,070 + 14.44 1,337,503 1,167,057

S. Flmzpur 1901 485,787 266,001 219,786

District 1911 503,134 + 17,347 + 3.57 282,971 220,163
1921 619,616 + 116,482 + 23.15 343,772 275,844
1931 645,941 + 26,325 + 4.23 356,008 289,933
1941 797,232 + 151,291 + 23.42 440,350 356,882
1951 700,966 - 96,266 - 12.08 381,517 319,449
1961 870,920 + 169,954 + 24.25 472,691 398,229
1971 1,042,563 + 171,643 + 19.71 555,972 486,591
1981 1,304,713 + 262,150 + 25.14 692,621 612,092
1991 1,607,817 + 303,104 + 23.23 848',764 759,053

4. ludhiana 1901 712,657 389,554 323,103

District 1911 548,787 - 163,870 - 22.99 310,844 237,943
1921 602,482 + 53,695 + 9.76 337,655 264,827
1931 715,088 + 112,606 + 18.69 399,293 315,795
1941 973,472 + 158,384 + 22.45 476,835 396,637
1951 878,919 + 5,447 + 0.62 476,244 402,675
1961 1,106,979 + 228,060 + 25.95 597,095 509,884
1971 1,419,421 + 312,444 + 28.22 768,753 650,668
1981 1,817,651 + 398,230 + 28.06 977,586 840,065
1991 2,471,594 + 653,943 + 35.98 1,340,039 1,131,555
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A-2 DECADAL VARIATION IN POPULATION SINCE .,0.

Percenta&e
Decade decade
Sute/Dlstrlct Year Persons varfadon varladon Males Females

2 3 i 5 6 7

5. )alandhar 1901 916,675 496,144 420,531

District 1911 801,303 - 115,372 - 12.59 449,470 351,833
1921 '22,020 + 20,717 + 2.59 454,829 367,191
1931 9+3,438 + 121,418 + lU7 572,509 430,929
1941 1,126,900 + 183,462 + 19.45 606,079 520,821
1951 1,054,136 72,764 6.46 566,241 487,895
1961 1,226,112 + 172,046 + 16.32 654,833 571,349
1971 1,454,501 + 228,319 + 18.62 772,416 6'2,085
19&1 1,734,574 + 280,073 + 19.26 916,379 818,195
1991 2,026,787 + 292,213 + 16.85 1,067,093 959,694

6. Kapurthala 1901 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

District 1911 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1921 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1931 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1941 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1951 295,071 N.A. N.A. 156,921 138,150
1961 343,778 + 48,707 + 16.51 182,299 161,479
1971 429,S14 + 85,736 + 24.94 227,331 202,183
1981 545,249 + 115,735 + 26.95 287,286 257,963
1991 646,647 + 101,398 + 18.60 341,030 305,617

7. Hoshlarpur 1901 725,867 \ 386,467 339,400

District 1911 673,460 - 52,407 - 7.22 368,355 305,105
1921 680,114 + 6,654 + 0.99 366,405 313,709
1931 756,951 + 76,837 + 11.30 405,536 351,415
1941 858,869 + 101,918 + 13.46 457,049 <401,820
1951 794,785 64,084 - 7.46 423,512 371,273
1961 871,141 + 76,356 + 9.61 457,764 413,377
1971 1,051,938 ... 180,797 ... 20.15 553,835 498,103
1981 1,245,374 + 193,436 ... 18.39 650,413 594,961
1991 1,455;028 ... 209,654 ... 16.,3 758,125 696,903

8. Rupnaiar 1901 335,670 185,781 149,889

District 1911 290,817 - 44,853 - 13.36 165,575 125,242
1921 288,555 2,262 0.78 162,050 126,505
1931 316,920 + 28,365 + 9.83 177,100 139,820
1941 360,942 ... 44,022 + 13.89 200,342 160,600
1951 382,267 + 21,325 + 5.91 210,980 171,287
1961 476,357 + 94,690 + 24.61 262,879 213,478
1971 549,102 + 72,745 + 15.27 296,234 252,868
1981 716,356 + 167,254 + 30.46 384,929 331,427
1991 915,603 + 199,247 + 27.81 489,671 425,932

9. Patlala 1901 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

District 1911 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1921 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1931 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1941 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1951 697,860 N.A. N.A. 386,687 311,173
1961 955,385 + 257,525 + 36.90 522,462 432,923
1971 1,211,003 + 255,618 + 26.76 655,696 555,307
1981 1,568,898 + 357,895 + 29.55 841,916 726,982
1991 1,896,242 + 327,344 + 20.86 1,008,576 887,666
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A·2 DECADAl VARIATION IN POPULATION SINCE 190.

Percentalle
Decade decade
St.lte/District Year Persons varia don varladon Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7

10. Sangrur 1901 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

District 1911 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1921 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1931 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1941 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1951 767,017 N.A. N.A. 421,309 345,708
1961 954,307 + 187,290 + 24.42 520,792 433,515
1971 1,146,650 + 192,343 + 20.16 623,090 523,560
1981 1,410,250 + 263,600 + 22.99 758,058 652,192
1991 1,710,120 + 299,870 + 21.26 914,361 795,759

11. Bathinda 1901 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

District 191 I N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1921 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1931 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1941 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1951 619,689 N.A. N.A. 338,937 281,652
1961 828,420 + 208,731 + 33.68 452,046 376,374
1971 1,025,271 + 196,851 + 23.76 553,798 471,473
1981 1,304,606 + 279,835 + 27.24 699,815 604,791
1991 1,559,963 + 255,357 + 19.57 829,849 730,114

12. Faridkot 1901 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

District 1911 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1921 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1931 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
1941 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. . N.A.
1951 752,095 N.A. N.A. 403,594 348,501
1961 986,570 + 234,475 + 31.18 532,562 454,008
1971 1,156,133 + 169,563 + 17.19 620,074 536,059
1981 1,439,319 + 283,186 + 24.49 764,835 674,484
1991 1,730,876 + 291,557 + 20.26 919,680 811,196
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A'2 DECADAL VARIATION IN POPULATION SINCE 1901
APPENDIX
State and Districts at the 1991 Census showl". 1981 area and popu~tion accordln. to territorial
jurisdiction in 1981, chanle In popu~tion of 1981 adlusted to Jurisdiction of 1991

1981 population Population In Net Increase!

accordln& to 198 1 adjusted decrease
Area in 1991 Area In jurisdiction pre- to jurisdiction between
State/District 1991 (Km2) Population 1981 (Km2) vallln, In 1981 of 1991 Cols. 5 and 6

2 3 4 5 6 7

PUNJAB 50362.0 20,281,96' 50362.0 16,788,'15 16,788,'15

I. Gurdaspur 3562.0 1,756,732 3562.0 1,513,435 1,513,435
2. Amritsar 5087.0 2,504,560 5087.0 2,188,490 2,188,490
3. Firozpur (a) 5874.0 1,607,817 5874.0 1,307,804 1,304,713 - 3091
4. ludhiana (b) 3857.0 2,471,594 3857.0 1,818,912 1,817,651 - 1261
5. Jalandhar 30401.0 2,026,787 3401.0 1,734,574 1,734,574
6. Kapurthala 1633.0 646,647 1633.0 545,249 545,249
7. Hoshiarpur (c) 3881.0 1,455,028 3881.0 1,243,807 1,245,374 + 1567
8. Rupna&ar (d) 2085.0 915,603 2085.0 716,662 716,356 - 306
9. Patiala 4584.0 1,896,242 4584.0 1,568,898 1,568,898
10. Sangrur 5107.0 1,710,120 5107.0 1,410,250 1,410,250
II. Bathinda 5551.0 1,559,963 5551.0 1,304,606 1,304,606
12. Faridkot (e) 5740.0 1,730,876 5740.0 1,436,228 1,439,319 + 3091

(a) Three villages with an area of 31.0 Sq. Kms and population of 3091 of Flrozpur tahsil of Flrozpur district transferred to
Muktsar tahsil of Farldkot district, - Vide Punjab Govt Notification No. 2/18/88-RE-1I (1)/762 dated 27.1.89.
(b) Six villages with an area of 8.9 Sq. Kms and population 1261 of Samrala tahsil of Ludhlana district transferred to Balachaur
tahsil of Hoshiarpur district vide Punjab Govt Notification No. 1555 RE·II(1)·84/2683 dated 23.4.1981:.
(c)(i) Changes enumerated as against foot note with symbol (b) above.
(ii) Two villages with an area of 3.3 Sq. Kms and population 306 of Rupna&ar tahsil of Rupnagar district transferred to Balachaur
tahsil of Hoshiarpur district vide Punjab Govt. Notification No. 1555-RE(II)(I)-8412683 dated 23.4.198<1.
(d) Changes enumerated as against foot note of, symbol C(ii) above.
(e) Changes enumerated as against foot note of symbol (a) above.
A-3 VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION SIZE
 A-l VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION SIZE
fly-Leaf
This table corresponds to Table A.3 of 1951, 1961, (vi) 5,000 - 9,999
1971 and 1981 Censuses and gives the distribution of total
number of Inhabited villages by seven broad population ranges (vii) 10,000 and aoove
shown below:-
It also provides number of villages and rural population
(il Less than 200 by sex under each population range. The figures are given
(Ii) 200 - 499 first for the state followed by districts and tahsils within each
district.
(iiil 500 - 999
(ivl 1,000 - 1,999 The following statement gives the population living In
villages of various population sizes as percentage of the total
(vi 2,000 - 4,999 rural population In 1991.

STATEMENT-I
Population livinl in villille5 of VilriOUS populildon slleS ilS percenUle of the total fUrill population In 1991

Population livlnr In vlllares of population size as percentare of total rural population

Less
State/District than 200 200-499 500-999 1,000-1,999 2,000-4,999 5,000-9,999 10,000+

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

PUNJAB 0.89 6.25 18.47 JO.69 JJ.OJ 9.48 1.19

1. Gurdaspur District 1.38 10.69 27.69 30.58 23.69 3.76 2.21

2. Amtitsar District 0.64 3.67 15.03 32.09 33.94 13.13 1.50

3. Firozpur District 1.26 6.56 18.35 29.27 36.67 5.79 2.10

4. Ludhiana District 0.64 4.74 15.07 34.57 37.29 6.85 0.84

5. Jalandhar District 0.85 6.33 20.47 39.19 27.24 5.15 0.77

6. Kapurthala District 2.50 12.15 H.69 27.29 25.33 8.04

7. Hoshiarpur District 2.02 13.62 29.50 30.20 20.38 4.28

8. Rupnagar District 1.91 12.90 31.31 32.25 16.98 4.65

9. Patiala District 0.81 8.69 29.79 37.13 20.28 3.30

10. SaniJllr District 0.15 1.53 9.19 26.97 48.01 13.32 0.83

II. Bathlnda District 0.02 0.61 4.44 24.70 48.25 17.20 4.78

12. Faridkot District 0.06 0.63 5.52 21.73 47.45 24.61

It is observed from the above statement that maximum
rural population lives In villages of size class 2,000-4,999
followed by 1,000-1,999 and 500-999 size classes. These
three classes together account for 82.19 per cent of total
rural population of the State.
It Is also seen that 7.14 per cent of the rural population
lives in villages of less than 500 population and 10.67 per
cent In villages of over 5,000 population. In spite of the
size of population, the latter class of villages continue to
be treated as rural because they have either not been declared
67
as urban areas or their economic pattern does not warrant
them to be treated as urban. There are 14 villages In Punjab
having population of over 10,000 each. Five villages In this
size class of population have been returned In Bathlnda
district, two each In Gurdaspur, Amrltsar and Flrozpur
districts and one each In Ludhlana, lalandhar and Sangrur
district.
Statement-2 gives the percentage ofvlllages and population
by size class of villages In 1981 and 1991 for the State
and each district.

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STATEMENT·2
Percentl,. of villa,. and population by size class of villar. In 1981 and 1991

Less than 500 500-999 1000-1,999

No. of Population No. of Population No. of Population
vlllaaes In this vlllaaes In In this vllJaaes In In this
In this ran&e ran&e as this ranee ran&e as this ranee ranee as
as percenta&e percenta&e as percenta&e percentaae as percenta&e percentaee
of total of total of total of total of totaJ of total
number of rural nU!Jlber of rural number of rural
Statel District Year vIllaaes poptIiadon vIllaaes populadon vlllaaes population

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

PUNJAB "8. lS.92 9.58 30.08 22.20 22.84 12.40

1991 30.88 7.14 29.04 18.47 25.19 30.69

1. Gurdaspur District 1981 44.68 15.7.4 32.17 29.96 17.22 30;63

1991 38.43 12.06 34.16 27.69 19.44 30.59

2. Amritsar District 1981 24.43 5.12 30.56 18.55 28.38 32.39

1991 23.02 4.31 27.18 15.03 30.92 32.09

3. Flrozpur District 1981 41.55 11.20 27,52 22.06 20.02 31.20

1991 34.26 7.82 27.B2 18.35 22.72 29.27

4. Ludhiana District 1981 29.85 7.39 27.77 18.43 29.12 37.25

1991 25.18 5.38 26.12 15.07 31.01 34.57

5. Jalandhar District 1981 35.15 9.74 30.59 24.39 25.94 38.80

1991 29.70 7.18 29,54 20.47 29.62 39.19

6. Kapurthala District 1981 55.65 18.55 23.75 26.52 15.95 34.34

1991 51.66 14.66 25.75 24.68 14.69 27.29

7. Hoshlarpur District 1981 49.68 19.53 31.38 33.28 14.58 29.32

1991 44.37 15.64 32.06 29.50 17.35 30.20

8. Rupnagar DIstrict 1981 51.85 21.23 31.58 35.69 13.66 29.05

1991 42.68 14.80 33.63 31.31 18.55 32.25

9. Pallala District 1981 36.68 14.09 39.62 36.46 19.07 33.21

1991 29.98 9.50 37.54 29.79 25.12 37.13

10. Sangrur District 1981 12.87 2.42 29.00 14.38 33.66 31.90
1991 10.01 1.68 21.72 9.19 34.70 26.97

11. Bathlnda District 1981 4.81 0.90 17.50 7.13 42.69 31.09
1991 4.01 0.63 12.81 4.44 39.01 24.70

12. Farldkot District 1981 7.79 1.01 20.71 8.25

- 37.52 29.11
1991 6.29 0.69 15.91 5.52 33.57 21.73

6-B-63/RGI/NDf96
 69
STATEM~T·2-Coodd

2,000-4,999 5,000-9,999 10,000+

No. of Population No. of Population No. of Population
villages In this villages In In this villages In In this
In this ranee ran2l! as this ranee ran2l! as this ranee ran2l! as
as percenta2l! percentaee as percentaae percentaae as percentaae percentaae
of total of total of total of total of total of total
number of rural number of rural number of rural
State/District Year villages population villages population villages population

2 9 10 11 12 13 14

PUNJAB 1981 10.18 29.40 0.97 6.32 0.01 0.10

1991 13.10 33.0] 1.68 9.48 0.11 1.19

1. Gurdaspur District 1981 5.48 19.92 0.45 3.75

1991 7.32 23.69 0.52 3.76 0.13 2.21

2. Amritsar District 1981 14.61 33.53 2.02 10.41

1991 15.88 33.94 2.83 13.13 0.17 1.50

3. Firozpur District 1981 10.46 31.99 0.36 2.34 '" ')9 1.31
1991 13.95 36.67 1.07 5.79 :l
\. ' - 2.10

4. Ludhiana District 1981 12.53 32.7'2 0.73 4.21

1991 16.23 37.29 1.35 6.85 0.11 0.84

5. Jalandhar District 1981 7.75 23.05 0.57 4.02

1991 10.17 27.24 0.89 5.15 0.08 0.77

6. Kapurthala District 1981 4.65 20.59

1991 6.95 25.33 0.95 8.04

7. Hoshiarpur District 1981 4.23 16.73 0.13 1.14

1991 5.72 20.38 0.50 4.28

8. Rupnagar District 1981 2.80 13.13 0.11 0.90

1991 4.58 16.98 0.56 4.66

9. Patiala District 1981 4.49 14.75 0.14 1.49

1991 6.94 20.28 0.42 3.30

10. Sangrur District 1981 22.49 42.80 1.98 8.50

1991 29.76 48.01 3.67 13.32 0.14 0.83

11. Bathinda District 1981 31.15 48.06 3.85 12.82

1991 36.90 48.25 6.31 17.20 0.96 4.78

12. Faridkot District 1981 28.32 43.09 5.66 18.51

1991 36.01 47.45 8.22 24.61

This statement reveals that while the proportion of increased. The proportion of number of small villages in the
number of villages in size classes less than 500 and 500-999 State has gone down from 35.92 per cent in 1981 to 30.88
have shown il decreasing trend during 1981-91, in all other per cent in 1991. This is mainly due to natural increase.
size classes the proportion of number of villages has This trend is prevailing in all the districts.
TABLE A·3 VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION SIZE
 72
A-J VILLAGES CLASSIFIED

Total
numbEr of Total Rural Population
Inhabited
State/ District/Tahsil village Persons Males Females

2 3
" 5

PUNJAB 12,428 14,288,744 7,569,423 6.719.:121

Gurdaspur District 1,543 1,370,320 719,477 650,843

Pathankot Tahsil 388 363,656 189,179 174,477
Gurdaspur Tahsil 672 538,104 281,123 256,981
Batala Tahsil 483 468,560 249,175 219,385

Amritsar District 1,203 1,650,729 882,328 768,401

A;nala Tahsil 317 306,810 164,988 141,822
Amritsar Tahsil 246 386,521 207,355 179,166
Baba Bakala Tahsil 157 235,381 123,166 112,215
Tam Taran Tahsil 290 449,569 239,127 210,442
Patti Tahsil 193 272,448 147,692 124,756

Firozpur District 1,118 1,223,417 645,095 578,322

lira Tahsil 365 300,692 i58,198 141,894
Firozpur Tahsil 455 384,921 202,828 182,093
Fazilka Tahsil 224 329,948 173,064 156,884
Abohar Tahsil 74 207,856 110,405 97,451

Ludhiana District 961 1,228,813 654,056 574,757

Jagraon Tahsil 188 327,453 172,486 154,967
ludhiana Tahsil 372 487,816 261,038 226,778
Samrala Tahsil 256 214,622 114,104 100,518
Khanna Tahsil 145 198,922 106,428 92,494

Jalandhar District 1,239 1,297,985 680,520 617,465

Nawanshahr Tahsil 285 320,386 167,945 152,441
PhlJlaur Tahsil 235 300,434 158,047 142,387
Nakodar Tahsil 322 277,186 145,574 131,612
Jalandhar Tahsil 397 399,979 208,954 191,025

Kapurthala District 633 480,042 251,299 228,743

Kapurthala Tahsil 351 281,540 146,743 134,797
Sultanpur lodhl Tahsil 181 89,417 47,096 42,321
Phagw ara Tahsil 101 109,085 57,460 51,625

Hoshiarpur District 1,591 1,232,890 640,566 592,324

Dasua Tahsil 599 432,239 218,868 213,371
Hoshlarpur Tahsil 504 372,014 195,692 176,322
Garluhankar Tahsil 296 272,870 143,065 129,805
Balachaur Tahsil 192 155,767 82,941 72,826

Rupnagar District 895 683,286 365,445 317,841

Anandpur Sahib Tahsil 233 196,417 102,370 94,047
Rupnagar Tahsil 372 234,741 125,695 109,046
Kharar Tahsil 290 252,128 137,380 114,748

Patiala District 1,441 1,329,269 .709,313 619,956

Fatehgarh Sahib Tahsil 268 194,846 104,197 90,649
Rajpura Tahsil 418 395,244 210,839 184,405
Padala Tahsil 353 295,396 157,J75 138,021
Samana Tahsil 138 207,994 110,605 97,389
Nabha Tahsil 264 235,789 126,297 109,492
 73
'V POPULATION SIZE

Less than 200 200-499

Population Population
Number Males Females NUl11ber Males Females 5tatelDlstrlctlTahsII

6 7 8 9 10 11

1,110 67,122 59,981 2,528 466,07. 426,860 PUNJAB

182 9,685 9,167 411 75,396 71,044 C:;urdaspur District

58 2,785 2..742 101 18,966 17,954 Pathankot Tahsil
87 4,677 4,354 206 37,283 35,614 (iurdaspur Tahsfl
37 2,223 2,071 102 19,147 17,476 Bataia Tahsil

103 5,584 4,967 174 31,843 28,812 AmriISar District

40 2,339 2,078 71 12,529 11,286 AJnala Tahsil
14 836 773 25 5,076 4,542 AmrilSar Tahsil
8 405 389 21 3,635 3,459 Baba Sakala Tahsil
17 755 663 31 5,736 5,288 Tam Taran Tahsil
24 1,249 1,064 26 4,867 4,237 Patti Tahsil

147 8,124 7,265 236 42,0:32 38,224 FlrozpUr DIstrict

69 3,896 3,468 99 17,440 15,631 lira Tahsil
66 3,662 3,285 115 20,420 18,641 Flrozpur Tahsil
12 566 512 22 4,172 3,952 Fazllka Tahsil
Abohar Tahsil

77 4,238 3,659 165 JO,827 27,404 Ludhlana Dlst1fct

10 673 613 22 4,217 3,625 Ja&raOI1 Tahs"
31 1,693 1,406 70 13,362 11,740 Ludhlana Tahsil
31 1,614 1,399 57 10,343 9,385 Samrala Tahsil
5 258 241 16 2,905 2,654 Khanna Tahsil

136 5,835 5,161 232 43,256 38,917 Jalandhar District

26 1,039 933 41 7,362 6,635 Nawanshahr Tahsil
26 1,066 940 30 5,437 4,764 Phillaur Tahsil
37 2,015 1,793 82 15,414 13,918 Nakodar Tahsil
47 1,715 1,495 79 15,043 13,600 ]alandhar Tahsil

158 6,425 5,590 169 30,332 28,001 Kapurthala District

78 2,920 2,699 95 17,054 15,920 Kapunhata Tahsil
61 2,745 2,236 56 10,021 9,142 Sultanpur Lodhl Tahsil
19 760 655 18 3,257 2,939 PhallWara Tahsil

235 12,907 12,021 471 85,272 82,597 Hoshlarpur DIstrict

95 5,263 5,057 204 35,533 35,524 Dasua TahsD
77 4,384 4,038 153 28,315 27,376 Hoshlarpur Tahs"
31 1,783 1,590 61 11,618 10,502 Garhshankar Tahsil
32 1,477 1,336 53 9,806 9,195 Balachaur Tahs"

129 7,059 5,970 253 46,905 41i214 Rupnapr DIstrIct

22 1,378 1,200 59 10,736 10,000 Anandpur Sahib Tahsil
78 4,037 3,420 114 20,827 18,008 Rupnapr Tahsil
29 1,644 1,350 80 15,342 13,206 Kharar Tahsfl

108 5,850 4,871 324 61,367 54,211 Patlata District

22 1,402 1,186 79 15,014 13,130 Fatehpm Sahib Tahsil
38 2,084 1,729 89 16,249 14,217 Ilajpuril Tahsil
32 1,561 1,290 92 17,287 15,718 Patfala TahsO
3 13) 123 II 2,162 1,79+ Samana Tahsil
13 612 543 53 10,655 9,352 Nabha Tahsil
 74 A-] VILlAGES CLASSIFIED

500-999 1000-999
Population Population
State! District/Tahsil Number Males Females Number Males Females

12 U 14 15 16 17

PUNJAB ],609 1,'S79,972 1,258,620 3,130 2,310,074 2,075,]91

Gurdaspur District 527 196,177 183,254 300 218,829 200,264

Pathankot Tahsil 121 45,269 42,977 73 51,260 49,935
Gurdaspur Tahsil 223 80,560 76,450 112 81,704 74,631
Batala Tahsil 183 70,348 63,827 115 85,865 75,698

Amritsar District 327 130,763 117,260 372 279,711 250,049

Ajnala Tahsil 103 40,951 36,392 76 54,645 48,695
Amritsar Tahsil 62 25,113 22,470 84 63,978 56,550
Baba Bakala Tahsil 45 17,540 16,427 45 33,804 31,622
Tam Taran Tahsil 67 26,596 23,840 108 82,966 74,697
Patti Tahsil 50 20,563 18,131 59 44,318 38,485

Firozpur District 311 117,742 106,742 254 187,593 170,560

Zira Tahsil 101 37,917 34,098 71 51,606 46,790
Firozpur Tahsil 147 54,428 49,738 97 69,909 63,264
Fazilka Tahsil 61 24,395 22,060 70 51,548 47,064
Abohar Tahsil 2 1,002 846 16 15,228 13,H2

Ludhiana District 251 97,678 87,466 298 224,255 200,532

jagraon Tahsil 39 14,023 13,021 62 46,606 43,212
l udhiana Tahsil 71 30,744 27,233 127 98,311 87,005
Samrala Tahsil 90 35,293 31,860 60 42,534 37,542
Khanna Tahsil 45 17,618 15,352 49 36,804 32,773

jalandhar District 366 138,824 126,853 367 265,215 243,440

Nawanshahr Tahsil 76 28,877 26,194 106 -75,360 69,400
Phillaur Tahsil 66 25,797 23,148 74 52,386 47,802
Nakodar Tahsil 100 37,329 34,264 83 60,203 54,964
jalandhar Tahsil 124 46,821 43,247 104 77,266 71,274

Kapurthala District 163 61,045 57,447 93 68,017 62,998

Kapurthala Tahsil 100 37,619 35,700 49 34,444 33,079
Sultanpur Lodhi Tahsil 45 16,378 15,210 14 9,541 8,222
Phagwara Tahsil 18 7,048 6,537 30 24,032 21,697

Hoshiarpur District 510 184,990 178,747 276 192,938 179,450

Dasua Tahsil 181 62,877 63,273 83 57,315 55,864
Hoshiarpur Tahsil 169 61,318 59,047 75 51,981 47,885
Garhshankar Tahsil 103 38,896 36,523 78 54,009 49,743
Balachaur Tahsil 57 21,899 19,904 40 29,633 25,958

Rupnagar District 301 113,138 100,820 166 117,778 102,596

Anandpur Sahib Tahsil 84 31,488 29,545 53 36,935 33,451
Rupnagar Tahsil 106 38,366 34,522 64 44,664 38,58\
Kharar Tahsil 111 43,284 36,753 49 36,179 30,564

Patiala District 541 210,453 185,478 362 263,491 230,127

Fatehgarh Sahib Tahsil 113 44,500 39,304 47 32,749 27,830
Rajpura Tahsil 141 54,580 47,870 116 83,162 73,727
Patiala Tahsil 128 48,710 43,202 80 57,938 50,102
Samana Tahsil 44 17,840 15,883 48 36,958 32,895
Nabha Tahsil 115 44,823 39,219 71 52,684 45,573
 75
BY POPUlATION SIZE

2000-4999 5000-9999 10,000 and above

Populadon P0l!uladon Populadon
Number Males Females Number Males Females Number Hales Females State/DistrfctlTahsIl

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

'.621 2,525,369 2.'94.533 209 728,114 626.838 .4 92.50' 77.092 PUNJAB

113 173,976 150,647 8 26,943 24,617 2 18,471 11,850 Gurdaspur DIstrict
31 51,044 45,261 3 9,269 8,935 10,586 6,673 Pathankot Tallsil
37 54,264 47,541 4 14,750 13,214 7,885 5,177 Gurdaspur Tahsil
45 68,668 57,8"'5 2,924 2,468 Batala Tahsil
191 301,114 259,090 34 118,139 98,577 2 15,174 9,646 Amrftsar DistrIct
23 37,349 30,974 3 9,147 6,998 1 8,028 5,399 Alnaia Tahsil
56 92,265 78,633 5 20,087 16,198 Amrftsar Tahsil
31 44,757 40,097 7 23,025 20,221 Baba Bakali Tahsil
56 84,805 73,999 11 38,269 31,955 Tam TarJrl Tahsil
25 41,938 35,387 8 27,611 23,205 7,146 4,247 Patti TallsU
156 238,171 210,409 12 38,064 32,809 2 13,369 12,313 Flrozpur DIstrtct
21 33,185 28,822 3 9,153 7,985 5,599 5,100 Zira Tahsil
27 39,791' 34,433 2 7,548 5,514 7,770 7,213 Flrozpur Tahsil
55 80,088 72,163 4 12,295 11,133 Fazllka Tahsil
53 85,107 74,986 3 9,068 8,177 Abohar Tahsil
156 246,311 211,942 13 45,207 38,986 5,540 4,768 ludhlana District
48 81,379 72,391 6 20,048 17,337 5,540 4,768 )alUaOll TallsU
63 101,265 85,790 4 15,663 13,604 ludhlana Tahsil
18 24,320 20,332 Samrala Tahsil
27 39,347 33,429 3 9,496 8,045 Khanna Tahsil
126 186,715 166,898 II 35,461 31,378 5,214 4,818 Jalandhar District
36 55,307 49,279 Nawanshahr Tahsil
32 48,249 43,040 6 19,898 17,875 5,214 4,8,18 Philiaur Tahsil
17 22,087 19,356 3 8,526 7,317 Nakodar Tahsil
41 61,072 55,223 2 7,037 6,186 Jalandhar Tahsil
44 64,075 57,530 6 21,405 17,177 Kapurthala District
24 36,381 32,949 5 18,325 14,450 Kapurthab Tahsil
4 5,331 4,784 3,080 2,727 Sultanpur loodl\I Tahsil
16 22,363 19,797 Phaawara Tahsil

91 136,389 114,843 8 28,070 24,666 Hoshlarpur District

32 45,323 42,491 4 12,557 11,162 Dasua Tahsil
29 46,571 35,346 I 3,123 2,630 Hoshlarpur Tahsil
22 32,361 27,587 I 4,398 3,860 Garhshankar Tahsil
8 12,134 9,419 2 7,992 7,014 Balachaur Tallsil

41 63,029 52,971 5 17,536 14,270 Rupna~ District

15 21,833 19,851 Anandpur Sahib Tahsl
8 11,554 9,360 2 6,247 5,155 RUpnap'Tahsll
18 29,642 23,760 3 11,289 9,115 Kharar Tahsil

100 1+4,856 126,683 6 23,296 20,586 Padala District

7 10,532 9,199 Fatehpm Sahib Tallsi
32 45,471 38,706 2 9,293 8,156 Rajpura Tahsil
21 31,879 27,709 Patlala Tahsil
28 39,511 36,264 4 14,003 12,430 Samana Tahsil
12 17,463 14,805 NabhaTahsil
 76
A·3 VILLAGES CLASSIFIED

Total
number of Total Rural Population
inhabited
State/District/Tahsil villa~ Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5

Sangrur District 709 1,292,126 692,162 599,964

Malerkotla Tahsil 284 395,861 211,525 184,336
Sanglllf Tahsil 129 211,014 113,033 97.981
Sunam Tahsil 162 346,976 187,130 159,846
Bamala Tahsil 134 338,275 180,474 157.801

Bathinda District S23 1,208,830 642,590 566.240

Rampura Phui Tahsil 76 206,104 109,959 96,145
Bathinda Tahsil 118 319,846 167.992 151,854
Talwandi Sabo Tahsil 85 187,826 100,056 87,770
Mama Tahsil 244 495,054 264,583 230,471

Faridkot District 572 1,291,037 686,572 604,465

Moga Tahsil 175 489,574 260,008 229,566
Fari dkot Tahsil 163 301,501 160,223 141,278
Muktsar Tahsil 234 499,962 266,341 233,621
 77
BY POPULAnON SIZE

Less than 200 200-499

Population Population
Number Males Females Number Males Females Stlte/Dlstrict/Tahsll

6 7 8 9 10 11

19 1,016 897 5.2 10,620 9,134 SanKfUr District

12 615 577 31 6,545 5,588 Maler1toda Tahsil
3 280 218 14 2,787 2,494 SanKfUr Tahsil
2 27 23 3 5216 p1587 443 Sunam Tahsil
2 94 79 4 767 609 8amata Tahsil

3 103 84 18 3,907 3,490 Bathlnda District

1 206 191 Rampura Phul Tahsil
4 862 787 Bathlnda Tahsil
2 446 367 Tatwandl Sabo Tahsil
. 3 103 84 1'1 2,393 2,145 Mansa Tahsil

13 496 329 23 4,314 3,812 Farfdkot District

4 148 103 1 136 112 Mop Tahsil
5 157 126 13 2,468 2,213 Faridkot Tahsil
4 191 100 9 1,710 1,487 Muktsar Tahsil
 78
A·3 VILLAGES CLASSIFIED

500-999 1000-999
Population Population
SLlte/DistrictJTahsll Number Males Females Number Males Females

12 13 11 15 16 17

Sanl:J'Ur Oistrict 154 62,957 55,822 216 185,211 163,271

Malerkoda Tahsil 75 30,187 26,865 106 75,521 66,991
Sanl:J'Ur Tahsil 38 15,575 13,891 40 30,717 26,963
Sunam Tahsil 31 13,114 11,320 55 43,153 37,355
Bamala Tahsil 10 4,081 3,716 45 35,850 31,959
Bathinda Oistrict 67 28,621 25,080 204 158,437 140,119
Rampura Phul Tahsil 8 3,513 3,099 32 25,079 22,086
Bathlnda Tahsil 9 4,015 3,544 31 24,226 21,731
Talwandi Saba Tahsil 12 5,026 4,390 36 29,418 26,213
Mansa Tahsil 38 16,067 14,047 105 79,711 70,089
Faridkot District 91 37,584 33,651 192 148,566 131,991
Moga Tahsil 25 10,175 9,171 47 35,789 31,874
Faridkot Tahsil 40 16,755 14,952 45 33,610 30,071
Muktsar TahsH 26 10,654 9,528 100 79,167 70,016
 79
BY POPULATION SIZE

2000-4999 5000-9999 10,000 and above

___ __Populatio'!__ ___ Population Population
Number Males Females Number Males Females Number Males Females State/District/Tahsil

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

211 333,641 286,717 26 92,889 79,232 5,795 4,891 SanlUUr District

57 90,138 77,256 3 8,516 7,056 Malerkoda Tahsil
29 46,026 39,388 5 17,648 15,027 Sanerur Tahsil
63 96,783 82,437 7 27,737 23,377 5,795 4,891 Sunam Tahsil
62 100,694 87,636 11 38,988 33,772 Bamala Tahsil

193 311,601 271,672 33 110,983 96,989 5 28,938 28,806 Bathinda District

25 44,076 38,498 9 31,800 27,548 5,285 4,723 Rampura Phul Tahsil
61 95,895 84,487 12 37,895 33,357 5,099 7,948 Bathinda Tahsil
31 48,640 42,394 3 9,636 8,416 1 6,890 5,990 Talwand Saba Tahsil
76 122,990 106,293 9 31,652 27,668 2 11,664 10,145 Mansa Tahsil

206 325,491 287,131 47 170,121 147,551 Fartdkot District

72 117,968 104,457 26 95,792 83,849 Molta Tahsil
53 82,575 72,706 7 24,658 21,210 Fari dkot T.hsil
81 124,948 109,968 14 49,671 42,492 Muktsar Tahsil
-.- -----.-.-~----- --~.---.-------~---. -----------------
A·4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY
POPULATION IN 1991 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901
 A-4TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1991 WITH
VARIATION SINCE 1901
Fly-leaf

This table corresponds to Table A-IV of 195 I, 196 I,
1971 and 1981 Censuses and presents all the towns and urban
agglomerations and their population by sex, decadal variation
since 1901. The civic status and the area figures of the towns
are also given in the table. The status and area figures are,
however, confined to I 96 I, 1971, 198 I and 199 I Censuses
only. Data for each constituent town/outgrowth of each urban
agglomeration has also been presented separately.
The townsl urba n agglomerations are arranged In descending
order of their 1991 population and have been classitled under
the following six size classes.
For the deflnltlonofa town, the reader may refer to the fly-
leaf to Table A-I. However, only places with a Municipal
Corporation or Municipal Committee or a Cantonment Board
or a Notified Area Committee and a Census town have been
treated as towns In 1991 Census. The towns with population of
100,000 and above are also termed as cities. An alphabetical
list of all towns and urban agglomerations is given at the end of
this fly-leaf to facllltate reference to the entries in the table.
This table Is supplemented by the following four appendices.
Appendlx-'

Class I Population 100,000 and above This appendix gives the new towns of 1991 which were not
treated as towns in 198 I and also the towns of 1981 which have
Class II Population 50,000 - 99,999 been declassified as rural In 1991. For the new towns the area
Class III Population 20,000 - 49,999 asof 1991 and forthe deciasslHed towns the area as of the 1981
Class IV Population 10,000 - 19,999 Census are presented. The population of these areas In 1981
Class V Population 5,000 - 9,999 and 1991 are also shown In the appendix. This appendix shows
Class VI Population less than 5,000 the changes In rural/urban status of places between 1981 and
1991.
The total population of the urban agglomeration alongwlth
Its constituent unit Is given In the class In which the urban Appendlx-2
agglomeration as a whole falls. The changes In the total This appendix gives places with less than 5,000 population
population of towns falling In each class have also been given 11'\ treated as towns for the first time In 1991 and their area and
the table. For working out the class totals for each census, the population.
towns have been divided ll'Ito various classes according to their
population size at a particular census. For example, If a town falls Appendix-l
in class II according to Its population In I 99 I Census but Its
population in 1981 was less I.e. It fell In class III, Its population This appendix gives towns of 1981 with population less
for 1981 has been included In class III while for 1991 Its than 5,000 which have been declasslfled as rural In 1991' and
population is included in class II. their area and population In 1981.

There are certain cases where a place was treated as town
in some census and declassified as urban in subsequent census
and again treated as town, then in such cases population
particulars are given only for those censuses In which It was town
and the word 'declassified' recorded against the census year In
which It was declasslfled. The population figures for eariler
censuses in this table have been presented according to that
census and are notadlusted toconfinn to the presentclasslflcatlon.
The totals given in the table for each of the previous censuses are
the totals of populations of all towns which were classified In the
respective class in that census.
Appendix 2 and 3 Indicate the change in rural/urban status
of places with less than 5,000 population from 198 \ to 1991.
Appendix-4
This appendix gives the list of towns which have undergone
change In area between 1981 and 1991, their area a(ld
population at the two censuses, with reasons for change In areJ.
The following statement shows the number of cities and
towns and their population In the State since 1901.

STATEMEHT-1
Number of dtles i1nd towns and their populildon In PunJab In 1901-1991

Oass·1 Oass-Il Oass·11I Oass·IV Oass·V Class-VI Addassti

Year No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Populalion No. ~

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

1901 162,429 2 121,280 4 146,477 14 191,119 38 256,825 17 56,636 76 934,766

1911 152,756 2 120,154 4 141,454 '10 133,718 29 200,025 16 65,117 62 813,224

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STATEMENT-'- Cone/a.

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15

1921 160,218 3 177,239 5 139,656 12 157,796 27 193,382 11 41,235 59 869,526

1931 264,840 4 277,379 6 155,263 16 222,523 31 222,717 8 25,691 66 1,168,413
1941 3 637,932 2 152,352 13 348,232 20 267,517 32 233,075 5 18,306 75 1,657,414
1951 3 658,725 2 153,719 17 520,558 20 287,223 J6 262,197 2 106,845 110 1,989,267
1961 4 981,890 5 260,707 23 721,684 20 267,913 35 266,439 19 68,673 106 2,567,306

1971 4 1,303,128 8 509,389 22 714,176 31 428,413 29 219,911 12 41,162 106 3,216,179

1981 7 2,155,714 10 668,780 27 940,482 36 524,505 40 301,905 14 56,371 134 4,647,757

1991 10 3,246,224 18 1,193,171 25 774,453 '16 648,230 14 102,945 7 28,202 120 5,993,225

The number of towns In the State has been changing from
census to census. The variation from 190 I to 1941 was only
marginal. There was a marked spurt in numberoftownsln 1951
Census and remained almost the same upto 1971 Census. A
large Increase in the number of towns In 1981 Census was due
to inclusion of number ofNotltled Area Committees. Variation
In number of towns between 1981 and 1991 Is mainly due to
:lenotification of 21 Notified Area Committees by the State
Government. However, despite the variations In number of
towns In the State, the population of the towns has shown an
Increasing trend from 1911 onwards. Among the 120 towns
and urban agglomerations In Punjab In 1991 Census, 10 are
class I, 18 class II, 25 class III, 46 class IV, 14 class V and 7
class VI towns.
The statement-2 gives the number of towns and percentage
of population In each class to total urban population from
1901-1991.

STATEMENT-2
Number of towns and percenta.es of population In each t1ass to total urban population from 1901-1991

Total (I-VI) II III rv V VI

%of %of %of %of %of %of
Census No. of PopuJa. No. of popuJa. No. of popuJa. No. of popuJa. No. of populi- No. of populi- No. of popuJa.
year towns don towns don towns don towns don towns don towns don towns don

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

1901 76 934,766 17.38 2 12.97 4 15.67 14 20.45 38 27.47 17 6.06

1911 62 813,224 18.78 2 14.78 4 17.39 10 16.44 29 24.60 16 8.01

1921 59 869,526 18.43 3 20.38 5 16.06 12 18.15 27 22.24 11 4.74

1931 66 1,168,413 22.67 4 23.74 6 13.29 16 19.04 31 19.06 8 2.20

1941 75 1,657,414 3 38.49 2 9.19 13 21.01 20 16.14 32 14.06 5 1.11

1951 110 1,989,267 3 33.11 2 7.73 17 26.17 20 14.44 J6 13.18 32 5.37

1961 106 2,567,306 4 38.25 5 10.15 23 28.11 20 10.44 3S 10.38 19 2.67

1971 106 3,216,179 4 40.52 8 15.84 22 22.20 31 13.32 29 6.84 12 1.28

1981 134 4,647,757 7 46.38 10 14.39 27 20.24 J6 11.28 40 6.50 14 1.21

1991 120 5,993,225 10 54.16 18 19.91 25 12.92 46 10.82 14 1.72 7 0.47

There was only one city namely Amritsar having population
100,000 and above In the beginnlngofthe century. As against
this we have now as many as 10 cities, three having been added
only in I 991 . The percentage population living In class I cities
has been consistently on the rise except during the decade
1941-51 when the country and state faced the partition. In
terms of percentages, class I population has Increased from
17.38 percent In 1901 to 54.16 percent In 1991. In class II towns
percentage has Increased to 19.91 per cent In 1991 from
15.84 percent In 1971. It shows thatthere has been maximum
gain In proportion of population living In class I and II towns at
the 1991 Census, whereas In other classes It has gone down.

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Urban Area and Density of Populadon in each class towns and density of populat.lon In each class for 1991 and
1981 censuses.
The followingstatement-3 shows the percentage of area of

STATEMENT·3
Area of towns In each class as perCentile of urban area of sute and density of population In each class

1991 1981
Area as Area as
percentage of Density percentage of Density
Class, total urban area per km 2 total urban area perkm 2

2 3 4 5

All classes 100.00 4,160 100.00 3,877

38.62 5,834 37.38 4,810
II 20.43 4,053 11.69 4,711
III 18.61 2,889 23.99 3,270
IV 17.84 2,522 17.75 2,466
V 3.56 2,007 7.83 3,218
IV 0.94 2,081 1.36 3,465

It will be seen that density of population Increased as towns
of lower class moved to higher class. An obvious reason for this
phenomenon Is that while the population of a town Increases,
the area does not Increase as much.
It is also dear from the above statement that the highest
urban density of population has been recorded In class I towns
In 1991 (5,834) and In 1981 (4,810) census. The lowest
urban density of population has been recorded In class V towns
of 1991 Census (2,007) and In class IV towns of 1981 Census
(2,466).
Growth of Urban Populadon-classwise
The followlngstatement-4 shows the number and population
of cities and towns of 1981 and 1991 censuses arranged in six
classes. Further the cities have been again classified as (a) Cities
with one million and above population; (b) Cities with 500,000
to 999,999 population and (c) Cities with 100,000 to
499,999 population. This statement Is based on the population
of Individual towns.

STATEMENT-4
Number and population of cities and towns of 1981 and 1991 censuses arranled In six classes I to VI

Percentage
1991 1981 increase or
Increase or Increase or decrease in
Oass of No. of Total No. of Total Decrease In Decrease In population
State towns towns population towns population No.of towns population (1981-91)

2 3 . 5 6 7 8 9

Punjab All Oasses 120 5,993,225 134 4,647,757 -14 + 1,345,468 +28.95
Total Oass-I 10 3,246,224 7 2,155,714 +3 +1,090,510 +50.59
a) Odes with one Millton 1,042,740 +1 +1,042,740
and above population
b) Odes with 500,000 to 2 1,218,345 2 1,201,896 + 16,449 + 1.37
999,999 population
c) Odes with 100,000 to 7 985,139 5 953,818 +2 +31,321 +3.28
499,999 population
Oass - 11 18 1,193,171 10 668,780 +8 +524,391 + 78.41
Oass - III 25 774,453 27 940,482 -2 -166,029 -17.65
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STATEME'NT·4 - Coneld.

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Punjab Class -IV 46 648,230 36 524,505 +10 +123,725 +23.59

Class - V 14 102,945 40 301,905 -26 -198,960 -65.90
Class - VI 7 28,202 14 56,371 -7 -28,169 -49.97

There were 134 towns/Urban Agglomerations in the State
atthe 1981 Census. Subsequently 21 Notified Area Committees
were de notified by the State Government. At the time of i 991
Census, seven places have acquired the status of new towns. As
such there has been a net loss of 14towns i.e. from 134 in 1981
to I 20 in 1991.
It is for the first time that Ludhiana has returned a
metropolitan city with a population of 10 lakh and above in
1991 Census. There are ten class 1 cities in 1991 in
comparison to seven at the time of 1981 Census. Again there
are i 8 class II towns claiming 1,193,171 population in 1991
in comparison to 10 class II towns with 668,780 population in
1981. There is an increase of 3 class I towns, 8 class II towns,
10 class IV towns and decrease of 2 class III towns, 26 class V
towns and 7 class VI towns in 1991 Census as compared to
1981 Census.
Movement of Odes and Towns from one class to another
The following statement·S gives information about the
movement of Cities and towns from one class to another during
1981·91. Inthis statement (a) Indicates number and population
of towns which a particular class of 1991 has received by a
process of dec~ment from the next higher class range(s) of
1981 j (b) indicates number and population of towns which a
particular class of 1991 has received by a process of Increment
from the next lower or any other lower range of J 98 Jj (c)
indicates number and population of towns which a particular
class of 1981 has passed down by a process of decrement to the
next lower or any other lower range of 1991.

STATEMENT·S
Movement of cities and towns from one class to another durin, 1981·1991

(a) Indicates number and population of towns which a particular class of 1991 has received by a process of decrement from the next higher
class range(s)
(b) Indicates number and population of towns which a particular class of 1991 has received by a process of Increment from the next lower or
any other lower range of 198 I
(e) Indicates number and population of towns which a particular class of 198 I has passed down by a process of decrement to the next lower
or any other lower range of 1991
(Increment and decrement of towns in the statement relates to their tenitorial (on tent In 1991)

II
Category 1981 1991 1981 1991
of popu' popu· popu- popu-
State movement Class No. lation lation Class No. lation lation

2 3 . 5 6 7 8 9 10

Punjab (a)

(b) II 3 252,254 340,826 III 11 468,722 663,594

(e)

III IV
Category 1981 1991 1981 1991
of popu- popu- popu- popu-
State movement Class No. lation lation Class No. lation lation

2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Punjab (a)

(b) IV 9 160,770 208,468 i)V 19 166,062 213,945

Ii) N 2 14,433 21,966

Ie) VI J 1,040 3,832

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STATEHENT-5 - Cone/d.

V VI
Category 1981 1991 1981 1991
of popu- popu- popu- popu-
State movement Oass No_ ladon ladon Class No_ ladon ladon
2 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

Punjab (a) I) IV 11,040 3,832

II) V 6,882 4,896
(b) I) VI 2 9,432 10,770 N 4,250 4,806
il) N 4 21,475 27,835
(c) VI 6,882 4,896

Not treated as town In 1991

Category 1981 1991
of popu- popu-
State movement Class No_ ladon ladon
2 27 28 29 30

Punjab (a)

(b)
(c) I) IV 1 10,454 12,880
II)V 12 76,867 91,428
m)VI 8 33,680 43,336*

* Excludes the populadon of Narot Jalmal Singh declassified town as the 1991 comparable rural populadon Is not available.
N= New Town in 1991
46 towns of 1981 Census have changed their category In STATEMENT-6 - COIIc/d.
1991 as they have crossed the population limit of their
respective classes. Of these towns, 3 towns ascended from class 2 3 4 5
II to I, 11 ascended from class III to II, 9 ascended from class
IV to III, 19 ascended from class V to IV and 2 ascended from Gurdaspur district
Class VI to V during 1981-91. Two towns Bhogpur and
V 5,337 6,095 +14.20
Am ritsa r Cantt. have moved down due to decrease In population.
VI 4,250 4,806 +13.08
New Towns
Amritsar dlstrict
The following statement-6 gives the percentage variation
of population 1981-91 of places which were not treated as VI 2 14,433 21,966 +52.19
towns in 1981 but treated as such in 1991, classified by size Flrozpur district
class.
V 5,244 7,604 +45.00
STATEMENT-6
Ludhlana district
Percent.'lge variation of population 1981-91 of places which
were not treated as towns in 1981 but treated as such In V 4,006 8,564 +38.89
1991 classified by State/Districts and size class
Faridkot district
Percentage V 6,888 8,572 +24.45
No. of Populadon Populadon variadon
Class towns In 1981 In 1991 1981-91 Of the seven new towns added In 1991, two belonged to
class IV, four to class V and one to class VI. The maximum
2 3 4 5 variations In the population of these towns durlngthe last decade
was In class IV which registered an Increase of 52.19 per cent.
Punjab
IV 2 14,433 21,966 +52.19
Statement 7 furnishes the percentage variation of population
1981-91 of places treated as towns In 1981 but removed from
V 4 21,475 27,835 +29.62 the list of towns In 1991 classified by State/District and size
VI 4,250 4,806 + 13.08 class.
----------_ ... _-------------------.
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STATEMENT-7 STATEMENT-7-Conc/d.
Percentage variation of population .98. -91 of places trNted
as towns in 1981 but removed from the list of towns In 199. 2 3 4 5
classified by State or U.T.I District and size clau
Rupn.l~ district

VI 4,692 6,007 +28.03

Percentaee
variation of Patlala district
No. of Population Population population
VI 4,900 6,487 +32.39
Class towns In 1981 In 1991 1981-91
San~r district
2 3 4 5
V 8,536 10,686 +25.19
Punjab VI 4,923 8,549 +73.65
IV 10,454 12,880 +23.21 Rathlnda district
V 12 76,867 91,428 +18.94 IV 10,454 12,880 +23.21

VI 8 33,680 43,336 +28.67 Faridkot district

Gurdaspur district V 2 11,117 13,636 +22.66

VI I 3,555 4,308 +21.18
VI 2,660 N.A*

Amritsar district Note: * N.A.C. Narot )a1mal Sln&h comprised portions of three
vlllaeesSIYONTITARFNAROT (H.B.78l,DALPAT TARF
V 3 22,176 31,892 +43.81 NAROT (H.B.79) and KHARKHARA TARF NAROT
(H.B.80) In 1981 Census. The portions have sInce been
Ludhtana district treated as mel'itd In the respective v111aees In 1991 Census
and population counted thelrin accordlniIY.
V 5,148 6,024 +17.02
.. Villaees Bholath Garbl (H.B.122) and Bholath Sharld
)alandhar district (H. B.12 3) tOlrether formed the rural portion after
dedasslftcation ofN.A.C. Bhulath.
V 2 11,196 7,092 -36.66
There are one class IV town, twelve class V towns and eight
Kapurthala district class VI towns of 1981 Census which have been declassified and
are not treated as towns at the time of 1991 Census.
V 2 12,064 12,546 +4.00
The following statement-8 gives the population of urban
VI 3 12,950 17,985" + 38.88 cities/towns which are common to 1981 and 1991 by thelrsJze
Hoshlarpur district
class In 1981 and 1991. This statement has been prepared
taking Into account the population of individual towns/cities.
V 6,630 9,552 +44.07 The population of outgrowths has, however, been Included in
the main town for classlflcatlon of size class of town.
STATEMENT-8
Population of urban cities/towns which are common to .98. and f 991 by their size class In • 98. and 1991

No. of Population No. of Towns

Towns/ as per Population of Towns/CIties In 1991 Total
Size class Cities 1981 Declassified popu.
in 1981 in 1981 Census II III IV v VI In 1991 ladon

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

7 2, I 55,7 14 2,905,398
II 10 668,780 340,826 529,577
III 27 940,482 663,594 565,985
IV 3S 514,051 208,468 412,319 3,832 10,454
V 28 225,038 213,945 64,340 4,896 12 76,867
VI 6 22,691 10,770 14,668 8 33,680

All Classes 113 4,526,756 3,246,224 1,193, I 71 774,453 626,264 75,110 23,396 21 121,001
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There were 134 towns in 1981, of which 21 towns were
declassified and as such I 13 towns continued to be treated as
towns in 1991 Census. In this statement the movement of
different size class oftowns has been depicted during 1981-91.
There were 7 class I towns in 198 I and they remained as class
lin 1991 Census also. There were 10 class II towns comprising
668,780 population in 1981, of which three towns namely
Hoshiarpur, Moga and Abohar have attained the status of class
I towns as the population of individual towns has crossed 1 lac.
These three towns contained 340,826 persons and the remainIng
seven towns have the population of 529,577 as per 1991
Census. There were 27 class III towns in 1981 of which 11
towns have become class II havIng 663,594 persons In 199 I
Census and 16 towns remained as class III containIng 565,985
population according to 1991 Census. There were 36 class IV
towns In 1981 of which one town has been declassified. The
remaining 35 towns continued as towns in 1991 Census of
which 9 towns became class II IcontaIning 208, 468 persons, 25
towns remained as class IV containing 412,319 persons and
one town moved down to class VI due to decrease In population.
There were 40 class V towns in 1981 of which 12 towns have
been declassified. The remainIng 28 towns continued as towns
In 1991 Census of which 19 towns became class IV containing
213,945 persons, 8 towns remained as class V havIng 64,340
persons and one town moved down to class VI due to decrease
In population. There were 14 class VI towns In 1981 of which
8 towns have been declassified. The remainIng 6 towns continued
as towns in 1991 Census of which 2 towns became class V
containing 10,770 persons and 4 towns remained as class VI
towns having 14,668 persons.
Number of Towns by classes
The following statement-9 fumlshes the number of towns
of each class from 1901 to 1991 for the state and districts.

STATEMENT-9
Number of towns of Nch class durin, 1901-1" 1 (An Urban Alglomeratlon has been classified accordin, to Its total population)

State/District 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

All Classes
PUNJAB 120 1]4 106 106. 110 75 66 59 62 76
Gurdaspur District 12 11 10 11 11 6 6 7 8 9
Amritsar District 10 11 9 8 9 9 7 7 6 7
Firozpur District 10 9 9 9 8 7 7 6 6 6
Ludhiana District 10 10 6 7 7 5 4 3 4 6
Jalandhar District 14 16 12 II 13 8 8 8 8 10
Kapurthala District 3 8 3 4 4 3 3 3 3 5
Hoshiarpur District 9 10 9 8 "II 6 5 3 6 9
Rupnagar District 8 9 7 7 4 3 2 2
Patiala District 12 13 11 11 11 9 8 8 7 8
Sangrur District 12 14 12 12 15 9 8 6 6 7
Bathinda District II 12 11 11 II 4 3 2 2 3
Faridkot District 9 11 7 7 6 6 6 5 4 4

Class-!
PUNJAB 10 7 4 4 ] ]

Gurdaspur District 2 2
Amritsar District 1
Firozpur District
Ludhiana District 1
Jalandhar District I"
Kapurthala District
Hoshiarpur District
Rupnaltar District
Patiala District
Sangrur District
Bathinda District
Faridkot District
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STATEMENT-' - Concd.

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Class-II

PUNJAB 18 10 B 5 2 2 4 3 2 2
Gurdaspur District 2 2
Amritsar District
Firozpur District 3 2 2 I
Ludhiana District
Jalandhar District
Kapurthala District 2 2
Hoshiarpur District
RlIpnagar District
Patiala District 2
Sangrur District 3
Bathinda District
Faridkot District 4 2

Class-III

PUNJAB 25 27 22 23 17 1J 6 5 4 4
Gurdaspur District 2
Amritsar District 2 I
Firozpllr District 2 2 2 3 4 2
LlIdhiana District 2 2 2
jalandhar District 5 3
Kapurthala District 2 2
Hoshiarpllr District
Rupnagar District 3 4 I
Patiala District 3 4 3 2 2
Sanglllr District 3 4 4 4
Bathinda District 2 2 2 I I
Faridkot District 2 5 4 5 2 4

Class-IV

PUNJAB 46 36 31 20 20 20 16 12 10 14
Gurdaspur District 4 4 3 2 2 2
Amritsar District 4 3 2 2 3 3 2
Firozpur District 3 2 2
Ludhiana District 3 2 2 2
Jalandhar District 6 4 5 5 3 3 1
Kapurthala District 2 2 2 2
Hoshiarpur District 5 4 4 2
Rupnagar District 4 3 2 I
Patiala District 4 2 3 2 2 2 3 2 2 3
Sangnlr District 6 6 5 2 3 3 2 2
Bathinda District 5 4 3 2 2
Faridkot District 2 2 2 4 4 2
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STATDdENT·9 - Condd.

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Class -v

UJBA8 14 40 29 35 36 12 31 27 29 38
Gurdaspur District 2 2 J 4 2 3 3 2 3 6
Amrltsar DIstrict I 5 2 3 4 5 4 5 4 5
Flrozpur DIstrIct I 3 J 3 J 3 3 2 3 2
Lu4ll1ana District 3 5 2 1 1 1 1 1 2
)alandhar DIstrict 8 4 3 7 4 7 6 5 6
Kapurthala, District 2 I I I 1 1
Hoshlarpur District 2 3 2 3 4 4 4 2 2 4
Rupnap District 4 .. 2 2 I 1 2
Padala District 2 . J 3 2 3 I 2 2 3
San pur District 2 J 6 6 4 3 4 5 4
Bathlnda District 3 2 .. 3 2 2
Farldkot District 2 2 2 3

CIass- VI

PUNJAB 7 14 12 19 U· 5
• 11 16 17
Gurdaspur District 2 2 2 4 4 .. 2
Amrltsar District 2 3 1 1 I 1
Flrozpur District 2 1 2 3
Ludhiana District 2 3 I 1
jalandhar District 2 2
Kapurthala DIstrict 3 1 2
Hoshlarpur District 2 2 3 6 3 J
Rupnapr District
Padala District J . 2 3 J 2
Sanpur District I 5 2
Bathlnda District 2 3 3 5 2
Farldkot District

In this statement an Urban Agglomeration has been statement Is particularly useful In the sense that It gives at a
)nsldered as sIngle urban unit and for classlflcatlon Into size glance the comparative picture of number of Towns/Urban
ass of towns, the total population of the urban agglomeration Agglomeration since 190 I Census which is not available In main
IS been considered for determining Its class. The above table A·4.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF TOWNS 1991
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AlPHABmCAL LIST Of TOWNS 1991

CIassISI. CIassISI.
Sl. No. of 51. No. of
No. Town/Urban A&elomeration District Table A.4 No. Town/Urban A&elomeration DIstrIct Table A.4

I. Abohar Flrozpur 119 3S. Faridkot Urban AiiIomeration Faridkot 11111

2. Adampur )alandhar IVlI9 36. Fatehprh Churtan Gurdaspur IV/34

3. Ahmedprh Sanerur 111118 37. Fatehnanpi Gurdaspur VIlO

4. Akalprh Ludhlana V/13 38. Fazllka Flrozpur 11/12

5. AlawaJpur )alandhar Vl9 39. Flrozpur Flrozpur 1113

6. Amloh Padala VIl 40. Rrozpur Cantt. Flrozpur 11118

7. Amrltsar Amritsar 1/2 41. Garhdlwala Hoshlarpur VI14

S. Amritsar Cantt. Amrltsar VII4 42. Garhshankar Hoshlarpur IVl31

Rupnap 43. Glddarbaha Farfdkot 111/13

9. Anandpur Sahib IV/38
44. Gobindprh Urban A&eIomeration Padala 11114
1O. Badhnl Kalan Faridkot VIS
45. Goniana Biltblnda IVl41
11. Bag!1apurana Farfdkot IVlll
46. Goraya JilliIIldhar 1V/37
12. Banp )alandhar IV/7
47. Gurdaspur Gurdaspur 11/16
13. Banur Padala IVl44
48. Gurubar Sahal Rrozpur IVl39
14. Bareta Batblnda IVl32
49. Harfana Hoshiarpur V/8
15. Bamala Sanerur 1115
50. Hoshiarpur Hoshlarpur 117
16. Bassi Padala IVl5
51. Jagraon Ludhlana 11112
17. Batala Urban Agglomeration Gurdaspur 1/10
52. Jaltu Urban Ae&Iomendon Farfdkot 111114
18. Bathlnda Bathlnda 115
5]. )alalabad Urban A&eIomeradon Flrozpur 111121
19. Behrampur Gurdaspur VII2
54. )alandhar )alandhar 1/3
20. Bhadaur Sanerur IVI21
55. )alandhar Cantt. )alandhar 111110
21. Bhawaniprh Urban A&elomeration Sanerur IVl25
56. )iII1dlala Amritsar IVIl
22. Bhikhlwind Amrltsar IVl30
57. Kapurthala Kapurthala 1119
23. Bhogpur )alandhar VI/I 58. Kartarpur )alandhar 111/22
24. Bhuchomandi Bathlnda IV/46 59. Khanna Ludhlana 11/6
25. Budhlada Bathinda IVl3 60. Kharar Urban Agglomeradon Rupnagar 111/17
26. Dasua Hoshiarpur IVl4 61. Kot Fatta Bathinda Vl12
27. Dera Ba~a Nanak Gurdaspur VI7 62. Kot lse Khan Rrozpur V/6
2 S. Dera Bassi PatlaJa VI2 63. Kot Kapura Farfdkot 11110

29. Dhanaula
., Sanerur IVII7 64. Kurall Rupnagar IV/8

30. Dharamkot Urban A&elomeration Rrozpur IV/29 65. Lehrapp Sangrur IVIIS

31. Dharlwal Gurdaspur IV/2] 66. Longowal U!bai1 Ag&Iomeration Sangrur 1V1I5

32. Dhurl Sanerur 111/6 67. ludhiana Ludhlana 1/1

33. Dinanapr Gurdaspur IV/Il 6S. Machhlwara Ludhlana IV/27

H.Doraha Ludhlana V/3 69. Malltha Urban A&elomeration Amrftsar IV/36

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CIassISI. CIassISI.
SI. No. of SI. No. of
No. Town/Urban Aalomeratlon DIstrict Table A.4 No. Town/Urban Aalomeratlon DIstrkt Table A.4

70. Malertcotla Sanlll'1lr 11/1 95. ~SansI AmrItsar IV/45

71. Malout FaricIrot 11113 96. RJlpura Padala 1117

72. Mansa Bathlnda 11115 97. Raman Bathlnda IV/12

73. Maur Bathlnda 111119 98. Ramdas Aml1tsar VII 3

74. MO&a Urban Aalomeratlon Faridkot V8 99. Rampura Phul Bathlnda 11118

75. Morlnda Rupnap IV/9 100. Rayya Aml1tsar Vl4

76. Muker1an Hoshlarpur IV/6 101. Rupnap' Rupnapr 111/5

77. Muktsar Faridkot 11/8 102. Sahlblada AlIt Slnall NapI' Rupnapr 11/4

78. Mullanpur Oakha Lullllana IV/43 103. Samana Padala 11117

79. Nabha Padala 11117 104. Samrala Urban AaIomeratIon Lucl1lana IV/20

80. Nakodar )alanlllar' 111/15 105. Sanaur Urban Aalomeradon Padala IVII4

81. Nanpl Township Rupnap 111/9 106. Sanpt Balhlnda VII7

Urban Aalomeralon 107. Sanlll'Ur SanlRlr 11/14
82. Nawanshahr )alancllar 111/12 108. Shankot )alancltar IVl42
83. Naya Nanpi Ilupnapr IV/28 109. Sham ChaurasI H05hiarpur VIIS
84. Nurrnahal )alancltar IV/33 110. SlItIlnd Padala 111111
85. Pathankot Urban Aalomeradon Gurdaspur 116 III. SI1 HqobInclpur Gurdaspur VI/6
86. Padala Urban AaIomeratlon Padaia 114 112. SuJanpur Urban Aglomeratlon Gurdaspur 1V/16
87. Patran Padaia IV/22 I 13. Sultanpur Kapurthala IV/26
88. Patd Arnotsal' 111116 114. Sunam Urban Aalomeradon SanlRlr 111/3

89. Payal Lucltlana VIII 115. Talwanll Blul Flrozpur IVl40

90. Phaawara Urban AaIomeratlon Kapurthala 11/2 116. Talwara H05hlarpur IVIIO

91. Philiaur )alandhar 111/24 117. Tapa Urban Aalomeradon SanlRlr IV/24

92. Qadian Urban Aalomeradon Gurdaspur 111125 118. Tam Taran Amritsar 111/1

93. Rahon )alancllar IVl35 119. Urmar Tanda H05hlarpur IV/2

94. Ralkot Lullllana 111/23 120. Zira Urban AaIomeratlon Flrozpur 111120
TABLE A·4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY
POPULATION IN 1991 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901
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A-4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPUlATION IN 1991
WITH VARIATION SIlICE 1901

Percentage
51. Name of Town! State! Status of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration Pistrict Year Town Km 2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

ALL CLASSES-22 URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS AND 98 TOWNS

PUNJAB 1901 934,166 518,109 416,651

1911 813,224 -121,542 -U.OO 461,211 345,953
1921 869,526 +56,302 +6.92 501,147 368,319
1931 1,168,413 +298,881 +34.31 679,049 489,364
1941 1,651,414 +489,001 +41.85 946,913 110,501
1951 1,989,261 +331,853 +20.02 1,101,113 888,154
1961 621.65 2,561,306 +578,039 +29.06 1,412,578 1,154,728
1971 691.66 3,216,119 +648,813 +25.27 1,111,040 1,483,139
1981 1198.80 4,641,757 + 1,43 1,578 +44.51 2,492,746 2,U5,01 1
1991 1440.80 5,993,220 + 1,345,468 +28.95 3,208,611 2,184,614
CLASS-I(loo,OOO AND ABOVE)-4 URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS AND 6 TOWNS
1901 162,429 19,199 69,230
1911 152,756 -9,673 -5.96 88,879 63,877
1921 160,218 +7,462 +4.88 95,106 65,112
1931 264,840 + 104,622 +65.30 153,985 105,855
1941 637,932 +373,092 + 140.87 373,990 263,942
1951 658,725 +20,793 +3.26 366,166 2~2,559
1961 143.98 981,890 +323,165 +49.06 540,383 441,507
1971 114.57 1,303,128 +321,238 +32.72 711,736 591,392
1981 448.16 2,155,714 +852,586 +65.43 1,167,152 988,562
1991 556.46 3,246,224 + 1,090,510 +50.59 1,752,157 1,494,067

1. Ludhiana Ludhiana 1901 48,649 26,829 21,820

1911 44,170 -7,479 -9.21 25,517 18,653
1921 51,880 +7,710 + 17.46 30,273 21,607
1931 68,586 + 16,706 +32.20 40,032 28,554
1941 111,639 +43,053 +62.77 65,061 46,578
1951 153,795 +42,156 +37.76 83,820 69,975
1961 M.C. 19.66 244,032 +90,237 +58.67 133,443 110,589
1971 M.C. 41.70 401,176 +157,144 +64.39 222,052 179,124
1981 M.Corp. 110.00 607,052 +205,876 +51.32 334,390 272,662
1991 M.Corp. 131-.67 1,042,740 +435,688 +71.77 580,961 461,779

2. Amritsart Amritsar 1901 162,429 93,199 69,230

1911 152,756 -9,673 -5.96 88,879 63,877
1921 160,218 + 7,462 +4.88 95,106 65,122
1931 264,840 + 104,622 +65.30 158,985 105,855
1941 3?1,010 + 126,170 +47.64 229,199 161,811
1951 336,114 -54,896 -14.04 191,219 144,895
1961 M.C. 46.62 390,055 +53,941 + 16,05 216,851 173,204
1971 M.C. 46.62 454,805 +64,750 + 16.60 248,924 205,881
1981 M.Corp. 114.95 594,844 + 140,039 +30.79 321,086 273,758
1991 M.Corp. 114.95 708,835 +113,991 + 19.16 376,478 332,357

3. )alanillar )alandhar 1901 67,735 37,299 30,436

1911 69,318 +1,583 +2.34 39,816 29,502
1921 71,008 + 1,690 +2.44 40,593 30,415
1931 89,030 + 18,022 +25.38 51,119 37,911

t Chheharta (MC) was an urban unIt under Amrltsar Urban Agalomeradon In 1971. In 1981 Census Chheharta (HC) had been merged with Amritsar
MC wid! a population of 10,367 (6,296 H, 4,071 F) In 1951; Populadon 13,760 (8,013 M, 5,747 F) In 1961 and Population 19,854
(11,115 M,8,739 F) In 1971.

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WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentage
SI. Name of Townl Statel Status of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km2 Persons variation variadon Hales Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II

1941 135,283 +46,253 + 51.95 79,730 55,553

1951 168,816 +33,533 +24.79 91,127 77,689
1961 H.C. 44.03 222,569 +53,753 +31.84 120,454 102,115
1971 H.C. 62.16 296,106 +73,537 +33.04 159,114 136,992
1981 M.Corp. 79.40 408,196 + 112,090 +37.85 220,457 187,739
1991 H.Corp. 80.41 509,510 + 101,314 +24.82 272,472 237,038
4. Patiala Urban Patiala 1901 53,545 31,494 22,051
Agglomeration 1911 46,974 -6,571 -12.27 28,663 18,311
1921 47,531 +557 + 1.19 28,476 19,055
1931 55,129 +7,598 + 15.99 33,139 21,990
1941 69,850 +14,721 +26.70 40,923 28,927
1951 97,869 +28,019 +40.11 54,561 43,308
1961 125,234 +27,365 +27.96 69,635 55,599
1971 151,041 +25,807 +20.61 81,646 69,395
1981 N.A. 206,254 +55,213 +36.55 109,702 96,552
1991 N.A. 253,706 +47,452 +23.01 132,858 120,848
i) Patiala City 1901 53,545 31,494 22,051
1911 46,974 -6,571 -12.27 28,663 18,311
1921 47,531 +557 +1.19 28,476 19,055
1931 55,129 +7,598 +15.99 33,139 21,990
1941 69,850 +14,721 +26.70 40,923 28,927
1951 97,869 . +28,019 +40.11 54,561 43,308
1961 M.C. 33.67 125,234 +27,365 +27.96 69,635 55,599
1971 H.C. 24.09 150,486 +25,252 +20.16 81,097 69,389
1981 H.C. 31.20 205,141 +54,655 +36.32 108,786 96,355
1991 H.C. 31.20 238,368 +33,227 + 16.20 124,352 114,016
H) Back side of Central 1991 N.A. 4,821 2,596 2,225
Jail (O.G.)
iii) D.C.W. Colony (O.G) 1991 N.A. 4,788 2,606 2,182
iv) Back side of Thapar 1991 N.A. 2,019 1,085 934
College of Engg. (O.G.)
v) Village Rasulpur 1991 N.A. 1,166 642 524
Salda (O.G.)
vi) Village Kheri 1991 ~.A. 1,117 626 491
Gujran (O.G.)
vii) Thapar College of 1971 N.A. 555 549 6
Engg. (O.G.) 1981 N.A. 1,113 +558 + 100.54 916 197
1991 N.A. 1,009 -104 -9.34 726 283
viii) Hira Bagh Colony (O.G.) 1991 N.A. 418 225 193

5. Bathinda Bathlnda 1901 13,185 7,897 5,288

1911 15,037 +1,852 +14.05 9,232 5,805
1921 20,154 +5,117 +34.03 12,484 7,670
1931 22,771 +2,617 +12.99 13,575 9,196
1941 24,833 +2,062 +9.06 13,968 10,865
1951 34,991 + 10,158 +40.91 19,283 15,708
1961 H.C. 20.72 52,253 + 17,762 +49.33 28,971 23,282
1971 M.e. 20.72 65,318 + 13,065 +25.00 35,725 29,593
1981 M.C. 82.88 127,363 +62,045 -i;_94.99 70,026 57,337
1991 M.C. 97.00 159,042 +31,379 +24.87 85,286 73,756

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WITH VARIATION SINe! 1901

Percentage
SI. Name of Town/ State/ Status of Area in Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km z Persons variation variation Males Females

2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

6. Pathankot Urban Gurdaspur 1901 6,091 3,436 2,655

Agglomeration 1911 7,007 +916 + 15.04 4,181 2,826
1921 7,353 +346 +4.94 4,326 3,027
1931 9,763 +2,410 +32.78 5,798 3,965
1941 12,354 +2,591 +26.54 7,084 5,270
1951 32,415 +20,061 + 162.38 20,276 12,139
1961 54,810 +22,395 +69.09 32,875 21,935
1971 78,192 +23,382 +42.66 41,969 36,223
1981 110,039 +31,847 +40.73 57,565 52,474
1991 N.A. 128,198 + 18,159 + 16.50 67,092 61,106

i) Pathankot 1901 6,091 3,436 2,655

1911 7,007 +916 + 15.04 4,183 2,826
1921 7,353 +346 +4.94 4,326 3,027
1931 9,763 +2,410 +32.78 5,798 3,965
1941 12,354 +2,591 +26.54 7,084 5,270
1951 32,415 +20,061 + 162.38 20,276 12,139
1961 M.e. 11.06 54,810 +22,395 +69.09 32,875 21,935
1971 M.e. 16.37 78,192 +23,382 +42.66 41,969 36,223
1981 M.e. 20.98 110,039 +31,847 +40.73 57,565 52,474
1991 M.e. 22.10 123,930 +13,891 +12.62 64,865 59,065
ii) lamin (O.G) 1991 N.A. 2,196 1,124 1,072

iii) Khanpur (O.G) 1991 N.A. 1,865 984 881

iv) Dhaki (O.G) 1991 N.A. 207 119 88

Hoshiarpur Hoshlarpur 1901 17,549 9,503 8,046

1911 17,449 -100 -0.57 9,875 7,574
1921 21,285 +3,836 +21.98 12,160 9,125
1931 26,730 +5,445 +25.58 15,249 11,481
1941 35,345 +8,615 +32.23 19,790 15,555
1951 45,291 +9,946 +28.14 25,803 19,488
1961 M.e. 10.12 50,739 +5,448 + 12.03 27,981 22,758
1971 M.e. 10.13 57,691 +6,952 + 13.70 30,844 25,847
1981 M.e. 21.46 85,648 +27,957 +48.46 46,018 39,630
1991 M.C. 28.21 122,705 + 37,057 +43.27 65,378 57,327

Moga Urban Faridkot 1901 6,725 3,593 3,132

Agglomeration 1911 Declassified
1921 14,145 8,848 5,297
1931. 17,581 +3436 +24.29 10,454 7,127
1941 27,785 + 10,204 +58.04 16,156 11,629
1951 36,598 +8,813 + 31.72 19,706 16,892
1961 47,779 + 11,181 +30.55 25,661 22,118
1971 61,625 + 13,846 +28.98 32,675 28,950
1981 80,272 + 18,647 +30.26 42,488 37,784
1991 NA 110,958 +30,686 +38.23 58,957 52,001

II Moga 1901 6,725 3,593 3,132

1911 Declassified
1921 14,145 8,848 5,297
1931 17,581 + 3,436 +24.29 10,454 7,127
1941 27,785 + 10,204 + 58.04 16,156 11.629
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WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percenta~
SI. Name of Town/ State/ Status of Area in Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1951 36,598 +8,813 +31.72 19,706 16,892

1961 M.e. 7.12 47,179 + 11,181 +30.55 25,661 22,118
1971 M.e. 7.12 61,625 + 13,846 +28.98 32,675 28,950
1981 M.C. 16.10 80,272 + 18,647 +30.26 42,488 37,784
1991 M.e. 16.10 108,304 +28,032 +34.92 57,511 50,793
ii) DUneke (Firozpur 1991 N.A. 2,203 1,214 989
Road) (O.G.)
iii) Landeke (Amritsar 1991 N.A. 451 232 219
Road) (O.G.)

9. Abohar Firozpur 1901

1911 9,492 5,665 3,827
1921 8,916 -576 -6.07 5,495 3,421
1931 14,035 +5,119 +57.41 8,431 5,604
1941 21,222 +7,187 +51.21 12,390 8,832
1951 25,476 +4,254 +20.05 13,803 11,673
1961 M.C. 14.17 46,863 +21,387 +83.95 25,690 21,173
1971 M.C. 14.17 58,925 + 12,062 +25.74 31,851 27,074
1981 M.e. 14.17 86,334 +27,409 +46.52 46,582 39,752
1991 M.e. 23.07 107,163 +20,829 +24.13 57,875 49,288
10. Batala Urban Gurdaspur 1901 27,365 14,037 13,328
Agglomeration 1911 26,430 -935 -3.42 14,180 12,250
1921 26,122 -308 -1.17 13,929 12,193
1931 33,204 +7,082 +27.11 18,102 15,102
1941 44,458 +11,254 +33.89 23,820 20,638
1951 55,850 + 11,392 +25.62 30,097 25,753
1961 51,300 -4,550 -8.15 27,419 23,881
1971 76,488 +25,188 +49.10 40,421 36,067
1981 101,966 +25,478 +33.31 53,926 48,040
1991 103,367 + 1,401 + 1.37 54,800 48,567
i) Batala 1901 27,365 14,037 13,328
1911 26,430 -935 -3.42 14,180 12,250
1921 26,122 -308 -1.17 13,929 12,193
1931 33,204 +7,082 +27.11 18,102 15,102
1941 44,458 + 11,254 + 33.89 23,820 20,638
1951 55,850 +11,392 +25.62 30,097 25,753
1961 M.C. 6.06 51,300 -4,550 -8.15 27,419 23,881
1971 M.C. 6.06 60,784 +9,484 + 18.49 32,036 28,748
1981 M.C. 8.75 87,135 .+26,351 + 43.35 46,014 41,121
1991 M.C. 8.75 86,006 -1,129 -1.30 45,440 40,566

ii) Bakewal (O.G) 1971 N.A. 1,207 653 554

1981 N.A. 2,161 +954 +79.04 1,148 1,013
1991 N.A. 3,975. +1,814 +83.94 2,133 1,842

iii) Gaunspura (O.G) 1971 N.A. 1,525 818 707

1981 N.A. 2,076 +551 +36.13 1,108 968
1991 N.A. 2,601 +525 +25.29 1,386 1,215

Iv) Bhatha inderjit (O.G) 1971 "tII.A. 782 391 391

1981 N.A. 1,105 +323 +41.30 583 522
1991 N.A. 1,830 +725 +65.61 966 864
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WITH VARIATION SINCE 190.

Percentage
51. Name ofTown! State! Status of Area in Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km 2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 II

v) Marrianwala (O.G) 1971 N.A. 728 376 352

1981 N.A. 941 +213 29.26 511 430
1991 N.A. 1,316 +375 +39.85 712 604

vi) Uillarpura (O.G) 1971 N.A. 450 228 222

1981 N.A. 2,009 + 1,559 +346.44 1,074 935
1991 N.A. 1,226 -783 -38.97 687 539

vii) Sagarpur (O.G) 1971 N.A. 1,012 552 460

1981 N.A. 860 -152 -15.02 472 388
1991 N.A. 1,092 +232 +26.98 586 506

viii) Kothe 1971 N.A. 770 402 368

Malawa (Q.G) 1981 N.A. 863 +93 + 12.08 454 409
1991 N.A. 1,091 +228 +26.42 570 521

ix) Bawali 1971 N.A. 1,749 909 840

Inderjit (O.G) 1981 N.A. 541 -1,208 -69.07 289 252
1991 N.A. 882 +341 +63.03 473 409

x) Bhode·Di- 1971 N.A. 851 464 387

KI1lIi (O.G) 1981 N.A. 666 -185 -21.74 363 303
1991 N.A. 778 + 112 + 16.82 426 352

xi) Alowal (O.G) 1971 N.A. 1,475 797 678

1981 N.A. 335 -1,140 -77.29 164 171
1991 N.A. 756 +421 125.67 422 334

xii) Kharal (O.G) 1971 N.A. 928 491 437

1981 N.A. 643 -285 -30.71 352 291
1991 N.A. 608 -35 -5.44 345 263

xiii) Nawanpind (O.G.) 1971 N.A. 973 546 427

1981 N.A. 2,050 + 1,071 +110.69 1,071 979
1991 N.A. 462 -1,588 -77.46 251 211

xiv) Jharriwalan (O.G) 1971 N.A. 280 157 123

1981 N.A. 233 -47 -16.79 128 105
1991 N.A. 340 +107 +45.92 193 147

xv) Haveli Chob· 1971 N.A. 2,046 1,094 952

daran (O.G) 1981 N.A. 270 -1,776 -86.80 153 117
1991 N.A. 238 -32 -11.85 127 111

xvi) Mani- 1971 N.A. 928 507 421

Ghauranga (O.G) 1981 N.A. 78 -850 -91.59 42 36
1991 N.A. 166 +88 + 112.82 83 83

CLASS -11(50,000-99,999)- 2 URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS AND 16 TOWNS

1901 121,280 68,793 52,487

1911 120,154 -1,126 -0.93 71,275 48,879
1921 177,239 +57,085 +47.51 103,550 73,689
1931 277,379 +100,140 +56.50 163,174 114,205
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WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentage
SI. Name of Town! State! Status of Area in Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1941 152,352 -125,027 -45.07 92,094 60,258

1951 153,719 + 1,367 +0.90 84,658 69,061
1961 57.18 260,707 + 106,988 +69.60 145,268 115,439
1971 94.15 509,389 +248,682 +95.39 273,914 235,475
1981 140.17 668,780 + 159,391 +31.29 358,371 310,409
1991 294.39 1,193,171 +524,391 +78.41 634,872 558,299

1. Malerkotla Sangrur 1901 21,122 10,815 10,307

1911 23,880 +2,758 +13.06 13,538 10,342
1921 24,564 +684 +2.86 14,466 10,098
1931 25,240 +676 +2.75 14,173 11,067
1941 29,321 +4,081 +16.17 15,606 13,715
1951 32,575 +3,254 + 11.10 17,073 15,502
1961 M.C. 4.22 39,543 +6,968 +21.39 20,905 18,638
1971 M.C. 4.22 48,859 +9,316 +23.56 25,916 22,943
1981 M.C. 4.25 65,756 + 16,897 +34.58 34,831 30,925
1991 M.C. 4.25 88,600 +22,844 +34.74 46,978 41,622

2. Phagwara Urban Kapurthala 1901 17,147 9,489 7,658

Agglomeration 1911 11,779 -5,368 -31.31 6,832 4,947
1921 11,395 -384 -3.26 6,526 4,869
1931 11,049 +654 +5.74 6,741 5,308
1941 16,194 +4,145 +34.40 9,226 6,968
1951 25,591 +9,397 +58.03 13,611 11,980
1961 37,929 + 12,338 +48.21 20,573 17,356
1971 55,012 + 17,083 +45.04 30,015 24,997
1981 N.A. 75,961 +20,949 +38.08 42,127 33,834
1991 N.A. 88,316 +12,355 + 16.26 47,892 40,424

i) Phagwarat 1901 17,147 9,489 7,658

1911 11,779 -5,368 -31.31 6,832 4,947
1921 11,395 -384 -3.26 6,526 4,869
1931 12,049 +654 +5.74 6,741 5,308
1941 16,194 +4,145 +34.40 9,226 6,968
1951 25,591 +9,397 +58.03 13,611 11,980
1961 M.C. 10.36 37,929 + 12,338 +48.21 20,573 17,356
1971
1981
M.C.
M.e.
10.36
16.00
52,622
72,499
+ 14,693
+ 19,877
+38.74
+37.77
28,238
40,187
24,384
32,312
-
1991 M.e. 16.00 83,163 + 10,664 + 14.71 45,060 38,103

ii) Mahalia Gobind- 1971 N.A. 1,469 1,057 412

pura (O.G) 1981 N.A. 1,990 +521 +35.47 1,134 856
1991 N.A. 2,697 +707 +35.53 1,517 1,180

iii) Kotrani (O.G) 1971 N.A. 921 720 201

1981 N.A. 1,472 +551 +59.83 806 666
1991 N.A. 2,456 +984 +66.85 1,315 1,141

t In I 96 I, Hadiabad (M C) which was treated as a separate urban unit In 1901 with population, 3,039 ( 1,547 M, 1,492 F) and In 195 1 with
population 3,725 (1,921 M, I ,B04 F) has been merged with Phat:Wara Me.
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A·4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1991
WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percenta~
51. Name of Town/ St4te/ Staws of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

3. Fionpllrtt Firozpllr 1901 49,341 30,311 19,030

1911 5.0,836 + 1,495 +3.03 31,459 19,377
1921 54,351 +3,515 +6.91 32,684 21,667
1931 64,634 + 10,283 + 18.92 38,884 25,750
1941 82,502 + 17,868 +27.64 51,171 31,331
1951 44,503 -37,989 -46.06 24,659 19,844
1961 M.C. 9.22 51,065 +7,102 + 15.96 28,022 23,583
1971 M.C. 9.22 56,138 +4,533 +8.78 30,414 25,724
1981 M.C. 11.33 61,162 +5,024 +8.95 32,337 28,825
1991 M.C. 11.33 78,738 +17,576 +28.74 41,909 36,829
4. S.A.S. Nagar Rupnaear 1901
(Mohali) 1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961
1971
1981 C.T. 12.40 32,351 17,801 14,550
1991 N.A.C. 16.68 78,457 +46,106 + 142.52 42,040 36,417
5. Ilamala Sangrur 1901 6,905 4,091 2,814
1911 5,341 -1,564 -22.65 3,189 2,152
1921 7,714 +2,373 +44.43 4,703 3,011
1931 8,915 +1,201 + I 5.57 5,182 3,733
1941 12,341 +3,426 +38.46 6,916 5,425
1951 15,996 +3,655 +29.62 9,133 6,863
1961 M.C. 12.95 21,354 +5,358 +33.50 11,529 9,825
1971 M.C. 10.36 31,847 + 10,493 +49.14 17,124 14,723
1981 M.C. 16.00 43,680 + 11,833 +37.16 23,387 20,293
1991 M.C. 16.00 75,430 +31,750 +72.69 40,831 34,599
6. Khanna Ludhiana 1901 3,838 2,016 1,822
1911 3,319 -519 -13.52 1,842 1,477
1921 Declassilled
1931 6,555 4,090 2,465
1941 7,941 +1,386 +21.14 4,627 3,314
1951 12,646 +4,705 +59.25 6,950 5,696
1961 M.C. 19.63 24,416 +11,770 +93.07 12,945 11,471
1971 M.C. 19.63 34,B20 +10,404 +42.61 1B,535 16,285
1981 M.C. 21.06 53,761 +18,941 +54.40 28,610 25,151 -
1991 M.C. 16.02 71,990 + 18,229 +33.91 38,094 33,896
7. Rajpura t Patlala 1901
1911
1921
1931
1941 4,735 2,617 2,118
1951 23,310 + 18,575 +392.29 12,664 10,646
1961 M.C. 10.13 27,925 +4,615 +19.80 14,781 13,144
1971 M.C. 10.13 40,214 + 12,289 +44.01 21,605 18,609
1981 M.C. 14.00 58,645 + 18,431 +45.83 31,917 26,728
1991 M.C. 14.00 70,983 + 12,338 +21.04 37,997 32,986

tt In 1981 Census Tankanwall (MC) with a populadonof 3,800 (2,507M, 1,293F) In 1951, Populadon 4,545 (2,491M, 2,054F) In 1961 and -
Population 5,048 (2,733M, 2,315F) In 1971 has been merzed with Flrozpur (M.C.).
t In 1981 Census Rajpllra township (N.A.C.) with a populadon of 16,714 (8,577M, 8, 137F) In 1961 and populadon 25,374 (13,426M,
19,948F) In 1971 has been merzed with Ra!pura (M.C.).
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WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentage
SI. Name of Town/ State! Status of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km 2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

8. Muktsar Faridkot 1901 6,389 3,705 2,684

1911 8,834 +2,445 +38.27 5,202 3,632
1921 10,539 + 1,705 +19.~ 6,296 4,243
1931 14,839 +4,300 +40.80 8,544 6,295
1941 20,651 +5,812 +39.17 11,651 9,000
1951 20,097 +1,446 +7.00 11,940 10,157
V.,t26L M.C. 2.59 30,765 +8,668 +39.23 16,513 14,252
1971 M.C. 2.59 39,403 + 8,638 +28.08 20,931 18,472
1981 M.C. 13.80 50,941 + 11,538 +29.28 26,554 24,387
1991 M.C. 13.80 66,383 + 15,442 +30.31 34,831 31,552
9. Kapurthala Kapurthala 1901 18,519 10,616 7,903
1911 16,367 -2,152 -11.62 9,485 6,882
1921 16,242 -125 -0.76 9,340 6,902
1931 20,210 +3,968 +24.43 11,772 8,438
1941 26,067 +5,857 +28.98 14,559 11,508
1951 26,947 +880 +3.38 14,824 12,123
1961 M.C. 28.49 29,334 +2,387 +8.86 15,943 13,391
1971 M.C. 20.72 35,482 +6,148 +20.96 19,191 16,291
1981 M.C. 8.00 50,300 + 14,818 +41.76 26,907 23,393
1991 M.C. 56.00 64,567 + 14,267 +28.36 34,611 29,956

10. Kat Kapura Faridkot 1901 9,519 5,360 4,159

1911 10,644 + 1,125 + 11.82 6,304 4,340
1921 14,063 +3,419 +32.12 8,401 5,662
1931 16,502 +2,439 +17.34 9,434 7,068
1941 20,584 +4,082 +24.74 11,346 9,238
1951 19,683 -901 -4.38 10,687 8,996
1961 M.C. 2.59 32,021 + 12,338 +62.68 17,163 14,858
1971 M.C. 2.59 34,116 +2,095 +6.54 18,130 15,986
1981 M.C. 14.50 47,550 + 13,434 +39.38 25,275 22,278
1991 M.C. 14.50 62,430 + 14,880 +31.29 32,790 29,640

11. Faridkot Urban Faridkot 1901 10,405 5,835 4,570

Agglomeration 1911 11,673 +1,268 + 12.19 6,777 4,896
1921 12,304 +631 +5.41 7,020 5,284
1931 16,759 +4,455 +36.21 10,151 6,608
1941 20,375 +3,616 +21.58 11,305 9,070
1951 19,982 -393 -1.93 10,794 9,188
1961 26,735 +6,753 +33.80 14,598 12,137
1971 27,725 +990 +3.70 14,683 13,042
1981 42,423 + 14,698 +53.01 22,266 20,157
1991 N.A. 58,625 + 16,202 +38.19 31,526 27,099

i) Faridkot 1901 10,405 5,835 4,570

1911 11,673 + 1,268 + 12.19 6,777 4,896
1921 12,304 +631 +5.41 7,020 5,284
1931 16,759 +4,455 +36.21 10,151 6,608
1941 20,375 +3,616 +21.58 11,305 9070
1951 19,982 -393 -1.93 10,794 9,188
1961 M.C. 6.27 26,735 +6-753 +33.80 14,598 12,137
1971 M.C. 6.27 27,725 +990 +3.70 14,683 13,042
1981 M.C. 15.00 42,423 + 14,698 +53.01 22,266 20,157
1991 M.C. 18.14 58,244 + I 5,821 +37.29 31,329 26,915
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A-4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN .991
WITH VARIATION SINCE t901

Percenta~
.51. Name of Town! State! Status of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban Aulomeration Dlshiet Year Town Km z Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

ii) Houses and Rke 1991 N.A. Jal 197 la4

Sheller; (B holow .11
Road) (O.G)

12. Fazili<a Firozpur 1901 8,505 4,726 3,779

1911
1921
10,9a5
13,829
+2,480
+2,844
+29.16
+25.a9
. 6,555
7,846
4,430
5,983
1931 18,463 +4,634 +33.51 10,789 7,674
1941 28,262 +9,799 +53.07 17,196 11,066
1951 25,934 -2,328 -8.24 13,926 12,008
1961 M.C. 5.44 32,015 +6,081 +23.45 16,979 15,036
1971 M.C. 5.44 36,281 +4,266 +13.33 19,455 16,826
1981 M.C. 5.44 43,548 +7,267 +20.03 22,626 20,922
1991 M.C. 7.34 58,028 + 14,480 +33.25 30,879 27,149

13. Malout Faridkot 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961 M.C. 1.03 20,774 11,333 9,441
1971 M.C. 1.04 26,746 +5,972 +28.75 14,243 12,503
1981 M.C. 4.50 40,533 + 13,787 +51.55 21,387 19,146
1991 M.C. 10.00 56,868 +16,335 +40.30 30,535 26,333

14. Sangrur Sangrur 1901 11,852 7,623 4,229

191 I 9,041 -2,811 -23.72 5,615 3,426
1921 10,799 +1,758 +19.44 6,653 4,146
1931 13,901 +3,102 +28.72 8,564 5,337
1941 17,132 +3,231 +23.24 9,761 7,371
1951 18,741 +1,609 +9.39 10,097 8,644
1961 M.C. 18.13 28,344 +9,603 +51.24 15,719 12,625
1971 M.C. 10.36 34,015 +5,671 +20.01 18,075 15,940
1981 M.C. 13.90 54,220 +11,205 +32.94 23,880 21,340
1991 M.C. 13.90 56,419 +11,199 +24.71 29,768 26,651

IS. Mansa Bathlnda 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941 11,729 6,786 4,943
1951 15,251 +3,522 +30.03 8,408 6,843
1961 M.C. 6.48 22,473 +7,222 +47.35 12,224 10,249
1971 M.C. 12.95 31,351 +8,878 +39.51 61,589 14,762
1981 M.C. 20.00 43,289 + 11,938 +38.08 22,726 20,563
1991 M.C. 20.00 55,089 +11,800 +27.26 29,401 25,688

16. Gurdaspur Gurdaspur 1901 ~,764 3,491 2,273

1911 6,248 +484 +8.40 3,897 2,351
1921 8,906 +2,658 +42.54 5,331 3,575
1931 12,094 +3,188 +35.80 7,330 4,764
1941 16,641 +4,547 +37.60 9,510 7,131
1951 22,677 +6,036 +36.27 11,878 10,799
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A-4 TOWNS AND URBAN ACCLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN '99'
WITH VARIATION SINCE 190'

Percentage
SI. Name of Town/ State/ Status of Area in Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km 2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1961 M.C. 2.74 27,665 +4,988 +22.00 15,421 12,244

1971 M.C. 6.47 32,064 +4,399 +15.90 17,226 14,838
1981 M.C. 6.47 39,529 +7,465 +23.28 20,781 18,748
1991 M.C. 10.85 54,733 + 15,204 +38.46 29,390 25,343

17. Nabha Patiala 1901 18,468 11,015 7,453

1911 13,620 -4,848 -26.25 7,915 5,705
1921 14,750 + 1,130 +8.30 8,674 6.076
1931 17,311 +2,561 + 17.36 10,055 7.256
1941 22,625 +5,314 +30.70 12,704 9,921
1951 25,676 +3,051 + 13.49 15,742 9,934
1961 M.C. 4.40 30,603 +4,927 +19.19 16,955 13,618
1971 M.C. 4.40 34,761 +4,158 +13.59 18,676 16,085
1981 M.C. 15.48 45,921 + 11,160 +32.10 24,388 21,533
1991 M.C. 15.48 54,421 +8,500 + 18.51 28,812 25,609

18. Firozpur Cantt. t Firozpur 1901 F

1911 F
1921 F
1931 F
1941 F
1951 38,784 24,963 13,821
1961 C.B. 20.10 46,327 +7,543 + 19.45 29,398 16,929
1971 C.B. 20.10 41,571 -4,756 -10.27 21,385 20,186
1981 C.B. 20.10 44,678 +3,107 +7.47 23,663 21,01::'
1991 C.B. 20.10 53,094 +8,416 + 18.84 26,588 26,506

CLASS-III (20,000-49,999)- 8 URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS AND 17 TOWNS

1901 146,477 81,992 64,485

1911 141,454 -5,023 -3.43 81,898 59,556
1921 139,656 -1,798 -1.27 81,515 58,141
1931 155,263 + 15,607 + 11.18 90,022 65,241
1941 348,232 + 192,969 + 124.29 194,860 153,372
1951 520,558 + 172,326 +49.49 295,040 225,518
1961 214.73 721,684 +201,126 +38.64 401,316 320,368
1971 185.Q1 714,176 -7,508 -1.04 379,349 334,821
1981 287.65 940,482 +226,306 + 31.69 500,024 440,458
1991 268.11 774,453 -166,029 -17.65 410,403 364,050

1. Tam Taran Amrltsar 1901 4,428 2,491 1,937

1911 4,260 -168 -3.79 2,443 1,817
1921 5,988 + 1,728 +40.56 3,418 2,570
1931 10,103 +4,115 +68.72 5,795 4,308
1941 16,607 +6,504 +64.38 9,299 7,308
1951 16,344 -263 -1.58 8,826 7,518
1961 M.C. 12.95 20,961 +4,617 +28.25 10,981 9,980
1971 M.C. 12.95 24,116 +3,155 + 15.05 12,567 11,549
1981 M.C. 17.00 36,903 + 12,787 53.02 19,465 17,438
1991 M.C. 36.00 47,529 + 10,626 28.79 25,316 22,21-3

(F) FirozpurCantonment In 1901, Population 25,866 (17,048M, 8,818F),ln 1911 Population 26,158 (17,529M, 8,629F), In 1921 Population
24,656 (15,662M, 11 ,092F) and In 1941 Population 41,312 (27,948M, 13,364F) was a partofFlrozpur (M.C.). The combined popUlation
of Flrozpur (M.C.) and Flrozpur Cantt. for 1901 to 1941 has been shown aplnst Flrozpur (M .C.).
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A·4 TOWNS AND URBAN ACGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1991
WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentage
51. Name of Town/ State! Status of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 '6 7 8 9 10 II

2. Jagraon Ludhlana 1901 18,760 . 9,776 8,984

1911 15,039 -3,721 -19.83 8,128 6,911
1921 17,731 +2692 + 17.90 9,771 7,960
1931 27,108 +9,377 + 52.88 17,151 9,957
1941 26,704 -404 -1.49 14,369 12,335
1951 24,519 -2,185 -8.18 12,775 11,744
1961 M.C. 3.24 29,617 +5,098 +20.79 15,628 13,989
1971 M.C. 3.24 32,999 +3,382 + I 1.42 17,207 15,792
1981 M.C. 10.00 39,683 +6,684 +20.26 20,581 19,102
1991 M.C. 14.00 47,372 +7,689 + 19.38 24,723 22,649
3. SUllam Urban Sangrur 1901 10,069 5,458. 4,611
Agglomeration 1911 7,329 -2,740 -27.21 4,161 3,168
1921 8,265 +936 +12.77 4,747 3,518
1931 10,652 +2,387 +28.88 6,132 4,520
1941 14,187 +3,535 +33.19 7,979 6,208
1951 16,782 +2,595 + 18.29 9,047 7,735
1961 N.A. 21,408 +4,626 +27.57 11,362 10,046
1971 N.A. 28,158 +6,756 + 31.53 14,896 13,262
1981 N.A. 36,180 +8,022 +28.49 19,154 17,026
1991 N.A. 43,909 +7,729 +21.36 23,173 20,736
i) Sunam Sangrur 1901 10,069 5,458 4,611
1911 7,329 -2,740 -27.21 4,161 3,168
1921 8,265 +936 +12.77 4,747 3,518
1931 10,652 +2,387 +28.88 6,132 4,520
1941 14,187 +3,535 +33.19 7,979 6,208
1951 16,782 +2,595 +18.29 9,047 7,735
1961 M.C. 2.69 21,408 +4,626 +27.57 11,362 10,046
1971 M.C. 3.89 26,966 +5,558 +25.96 14,253 12,713
1981 M.C. 3.89 35,505 +8,539 +31.67 18,970 16,715
1991 M.C. 3.89 41,118 +5,613 + 15.81 21,688 19,430
iil Chamar TIbbi, 1971 N.A. N.A. 1,192 643 549
Moranwali, 1981 N.A. 675 -517 -43.37 364 311
Model Town (Rural) 1991 N.A. 2,791 +2,116 +313.48 1,485 1,306
and Gugapeer, Kothe
Harigarh and Kothe
Singhpur (O.G. l
4. Goblndgarh Urban Patiala 1901
Agglomeration 1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 3,385 2188 1,267
1961 7,026 +3,641 + 107.56 4,177 2,849
1971 9,387 +2,361 +33.60 5,509 3,878
1981 26,637 + 17,250 + 183.76 15,903 10,734
1991 N.A. 42,063 + 15,426 +57.91 23,003 19,060

i) Gobindgarh 1901
1911
1921
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A·4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1991
WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentage
51. Name of Town/ Statel Status of Area in Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1931
1941
1951 3,385 2,118 1,267
1961 M.C. 2.59 7,026 +3,641 + 107.56 4,177 2,849
1971 M.C. 2.59 9,387 +2,361 +33.60 5,509 3,878
1981 M.C. 9.00 26,637 + 17,250 +183.76 15,90J 10,734
1991 M.C. 32.00 40,175 + 13,538 +50.82 21,923 18,252
ii) Iqbal Colony (O.G.) 1991 N.A. 754 427 327
iii) San! Nagar (O.G.) 1991 N.A. 691 400 291
iv) Dalip Nagar (O.G.) 1991 N.A. 443 253 190
S. Rupnagar Rupnagar 1901 8,888 4,782 4,106
1911 6,935 -1,953 -21.97 3,816 3,119
1921 7,606 +671 +9.68 4,246 3,360
1931 8,764 +1,158 +15.22 4,943 3,820
1941 10,385 +1,621 +18.50 5,752 4,633
1951 14,213 +3828 +36.86 7,965 6,248
1961 M.C. 5.72 14,136 -77 -0.54 7,703 6,433
1971 M.C. 5.72 16,454 +2,318 +16.40 8,877 7,577
1981 M.C. 25.00 25,165 +8,711 +52.94 13,459 11,706
1991 M.C. 25.00 37,996 + 12,831 +50.99 . 20,212 17,784
6. Dhuri 5angrur 1901
1911
1921
1931
1941 7,649 4,590 3,059
1951 9,719 +2,070 +27.06 5,484 4,235
1961 M.C. 2.59 14,835 +5,116 +52.64 8,336 6,499
1971 M.C. 2.59 19,300 +4,465 +30.10 10,409 8,891
1981 M.C. S.OO 27,100 + 7,800 +40.41 14,584 12,516
1991 M.C. 15.00 37,431 +10,331 +38.12 19,792 17,639
7. Samana Padala 1901 10,209 5,194 5,015
1911 9,273 -936 -9.17 4,913 4,360
1921 9,685 +412 +4.44 5,149 4,536
1931 10,563 +878 +9.07 5,610 4,953
1941 14,912 +4,349 +41.17 7,984 6,928
1951 15,364 +452 +3.03 8,235 7,129
1961 M.C. 5.18 16,133 +769 +5.01 8,640 7,493
1971 M.C. 6.47 21,162 +5,029 +31.17 11,380 9,782
1981 M.C. 5.50 31,282 +10,120 +47.82 16,488 14,794
1991 M.C. 5.50 36,556 +5,274 +16.86 19,233 17,323
8. Rampura Phlli Bathinda .1901 4,964 2,704 2,260
1911 4,515 -449 -9.05 2,566 1,949
1921 4,943 +428 +9.48 2,783 2,160
1931 6,836 +1,893 +38.30 3,915 2,921
1941 9,515 +2,679 +39.19 5,297 4,218
1951 14,409 +4,894 +51.43 7,903 6,506
J
1961 M.C. 2.18 19,700 +5,291 +36.72 10,491 9,209
+3,706 + 18.81 ~ 11,028
1971 M.C. 2.18 23,406 12,378
1981 M.C. 5.76 31,890 +8,484 +36.25 16,974 14,916
1991 M.C. 5.76 35,530 +3,640 + 1 1.41 18,718 16,812
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A·4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS ClASSifiED BY POPULATION IN 1991
WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percenta&e
SI. Name of Town! State! Status of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km 2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

9. Nangal Township Rupnagar 1901

Urban Agglomeration 1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961 34,372 21,502 12,870
1971 21,356 -13,016 -37.87 11,849 9,507
1981 25,523 +4,167 +19.51 14,094 11,429
1991 N.A. 32,003 +6,480 +25.39 17,074 14,929

i) Nangal Township 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961 N.A.C. 3.39 34,372 21,502 12,870
1971 N.A.C. 3.39 21,356 -13,016 -37.87 11,849 9,507
1981 N.A.C. 3.39 25,523 +4,167 +19.51 14,094 11,429'
1991 N.A.C. 7.90 29,311 +3,788 +14.84 15,676 13,635

ii) Oustee Colony 1991 N.A. 2,005 1,044 961

Block (B) (O.G.)

iii) Oustee Colony 1991 N.A. 687 354 333

Block (A) (O.G.)

10. jalandhar Cantt. jalandhar 1901*

1911·
1921·
1931*
1941*
1951 33,174 22,114 11,060
1961 C.B. 15.62 42,461 +9,287 +27.99 27,513 14,948
1971 C.B. 15.62 33,724 -8,737 -20.58 17,308 16,416
1981 C.B. 15.62 33,356 -368 -1.09 16,261 17,095 -
1991 C.B. 15.21 31,520 -1,836 -5.50 15,313 16,207

II.Sirhind Patiala 1901 5,415 2,955 2,460

1911 3,843 -1,572 -29.03 2,166 1,677
1921 4,064 +221 +5.75 2,198 1,866
1931 4,103 +39 +0.96 2,249 1,854
1941 5,823 + 1,720 +41.92 3,378 2,445
1951 7,808 + 1,985 +34.09 4,332 3,476
1961 M.C. 1.94 9,608 +1,800 +23.05 5,215 4,393
1971 M.C. 7.12 18,028 +8,420 +87.64 9,651 8,377
1981 M.C. 11.50 30,380 + 12,352 +68.52 16,794 13,586
1991 M.C. 11.50 30,818 +438 +1.44 16,300 14,518

jalandhar Cantonment In 1901, Population 13,280 (8,391M, 4,889F), in 1911 Population 13,964 (9,277M, 4,687F), In 1921 Population
11,923 (7,531M, 4,392F), in 1931 Population 14,735 (9,798M, 4,937F) and in 1941 Population 24,314 (17,827M, 6,487F) was a part
ofjalandhar (M.C.). The combined population of jalandhar M.C. and Jalandhar Cantonment for 1901 to 1941 has been shown ap!nst Jalanlllar
M. Corporation.
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A-4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS ClASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN "9'
WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentage
51. Name of Town! State! Status of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km2 Persons variation variadon Males Females

2 3 ... 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

12. Nawanshahr jalandhar 1901 5,641 3,010 2,631

1911 4,175 -1,166 -20.67 2,517 1,958
1921 5,316 +841 + 18.79 2,975 2,341
1931 7,153 + 1,837 +34.56 1,133 3,020
1911 10,275 +3,122 +43.65 5,788 4,187
1951 13,140 +2,865 +27.88 7,236 5,901
1961 M.C. 3.83 14,097 +957 +7.28 7,662 6,435
1971 M.C. 3.83 17,527 +3,430 +24.33 9,401 8,126
1981 M.C. 9.59 26,726 +9,199 +52.48 14,253 12,473
1991 M.C. 9.59 29,955 +3,229 +12.08 15,630 14,325
13. Giddarbaha Faridkot 1901
1911
1921
1931 3,636 2,134 1,502
1941 6,317 +2,681 + 73.73 3,811 2,506
1951 7,421 +1,IQ4 + 17.48 4,035 3,386
1961 M.C. ,1.79 17,364 +9,943 + 133.98 9,379 7,985
1971 M.C, 2.74 18,821 +1,457 +8.39 'IG,Oor .8,760
1981 M.C. 5.75 26,828 +8,007 +42.54 11,160' , ·H.66$
1991 M.C. 8.25 29,866 +3,038 + 11.32 15,714 14,152
,"t. jaitu Urban Faridkot 1901
Agglomeration 1911 7,694 4,806 2,888
1921 7,912 +218 +2.83 4,566 3,346
1931 8,542 +630 +7.96 4,832 3,710
1941 11,435 +2,893 +33.87 6,322 5,113
1951 7,621 -3,814 -33.35 4,130 3,491
1961 17,170 +9,549 + 125.30 9,284 7,886
1971 19,446 +2,276 +13.26 10,372 9,074
1981 N.A. 26,061 +6,615 +34,02 13,843 12,218
1991 N.A. 28,850 +2,789 +10.70 15,261 13,589

i) Jaitu 1901
1911 7,691 4,806 2,888
1921 7,912 +218 +2.83 4,566 3,316
1931 8,542 +630 +7.96 1,832 3,710
1941 11,435 +2,893 +33.87 6,322 5,113
1951 7,621 -3,814 -33.35 4,130 3,491
1961 M.C. 3.24 17,170 +9,549 + 125.30 9,281 7,886
1971 M.C. 9.06 19,403 +2,233 +13.01 10,353 9,050
1981 M.C. 9.06 25,907 +6,501 +33.52 13,767 12,140
1991 M.C. 9.06 28,758 +2,851 + 11.00 15,216 13,542

iiI Kothe Lal 1971 N.A. 43 19 24

Premi (O.G) 1981 N.A. 154 + 111 +258.14 76 78
1991 N.A. .92 -62 -40.26 45 47

15. Nakodar Jalandhar 1901 9,958 5,154 4,804

1911 8,859 -1,099 -11.04 4,780 4,079
1921 9,434 +575 +6.19 5,110 4,324
1931 9,584 +150 + 1.59 5,147 1,437
1941 10,981 + 1,397 +14.58 5,763 5,218
1951 11,307 +326 +2.97 6,032 5,275
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A-4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1991

__ . ~------,-------
WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentage
51. Name of Town/ State/ Status of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II

1961 M.e. 2.82 14,452 +3,145 +27.81 7,473 6,979

1971 M.e. 3.16 18,156 +3,704 +25.63 9,401 8,755
1981 M.e. 3.60 26,239 +8,083 +44.52 13,909 12,330
1991 M.e. 3.60 28,478 +2,239 +8.53 15,184 13,294

16. Patti Amritsar 1901 8,187 4,195 3,992

1911 7,987 -200 -2.44 4,368 3,619
1921 10,439 +2,452 +30.70 5,886 4,553
1931 12,882 +2,443 +23.40 7,003 5,879
1941 17,595 +4,713 + 36.59 9,386 8,209
1951 14,297 -3,298 -18.74 7,629 6,668
1961 M.e. 2.59 15,833 + 1,536 + 10.74 8,491 7,342
1971 M.e. 2.59 18,389 +2,556 +16.14 10,108 8,281
1981 M.e. 2.69 19,765 +1,376 +7.48 10,4Bl 9,284
1991 M.e. 4.30 27,776 +8,011 +40.53 15,373 12,403

17. Kharar Urban Rupnagar 1901

Agglomeration 1911
1921
1931
1941 6,072 3,448 2,624
1951 6,317 +245 +4.03 3,526 2,791
1961 N.A. 8,216 + 1,899 +30.06 4,535 3,681
1971 N.A. 10,686 +2,470 +30.06 5,709 4,977
1981 N.A. 21,807 + 11,121 + 104.07 11,925 9,882
1991 N.A. 26,109 +4,302 + 19.73 14,010 12,099

il Kharar 1901
1911
1921
1931
1941 6,072 3,448 2,624
1951 6,317 +2 .. 5 +".03 3,526 2,791
1961 M.e. 0.75 8,216 +1,899 +30.06 4,535 3,681
1971 M.e. 0.75 10,235 +2,019 +24.57 5,461 4,774
1981 M.e. 4.20 21,208 + 10,973 +107.21 11,615 9,593
1991 M.e. 4.20 25,938 +4,730 +22.30 13,928 12,010

ill Nawanshahr (O.G) 1971 N.A. 451 248 203

1981 N.A. 599 + 148 + 32.82 310 289
1991 N.A. 171 -428 -71.45 82 89

18. Ahmedgarh San&rur 1901

1911
1921
1931 3,283. 2,035 1,248
1941 4,368 +1,085 +33.05 2,630 1,738
1951 6,258 +1,890 +43.27 3,439 2,819
1961 M.e. 3.34 9,074 +2,816 +45.00 4,893 4,181
1971 M.e. 3.34 12,499 +3,425 +37.75 6,597 5,902
1981 M.e. 3.0B 16,874 +4,375 +35.00 B,847 8,027
1991 M.e. 3.BB 25,560 +8,686 + 5 1.4B 13,540 12,020
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WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentalle
SI. Name ofTownl Statel Staws of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km2 Persons varladon varladon Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

19. Maur Bathlnda 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 3,847 2,118 1,729
1961 M.C. 2.59 10,944 +7,097 + 184.48 6,008 4,936
1971 M.C. 2.59 13,407 +2,463 +22.51 7,126 6,281
1981 M.C. 4.80 18,853 +5,446 +40.62 9,966 8,887
1991 M.C. 4.80 25,180 +6,327 +33.56 13,517 11,663

20. Zira Urban Flrozpur 1901 4,001 2,162 1,839

Agglomeration 1911 4,378 +377 +9.42 2,465 1,913
1921 4,622 +244 +5.57 2,519 2,103
1931 5,318 +696 + 15.06 2,863 2,455
1941 5,963 +645 +12.13 3,273 2,690
1951 6,389 +426 +7.14 3,374 3,015
1961 N.A. 8,118 +1,729 +27.06 4,271 3,847
1971 N.A. 9,264 +1,146 +14.12 4,830 4,434
1981 N.A. 19,581 + 10,317 + 111.37 10,531 9,050
1991 N.A. 23,722 +4,141 +21. I 5 12,525 11,197

i) Zira 1901 4,001 2,162 1,839

191 I 4,378 +377 +9.42 2,465 1,913
1921 4,622 +244 +5.57 2,519 2,103
1931 5,318 +696 +15.06 2,863 2,455
1941 5,963 +645 +12.13 3,273 2,690
1951 6,389 +426 +7.14 3,374 3,015
1961 M.C. OA7 8,118 +1,729 +27.06 4,271 3,847
1971 M.C. 0.,.,7 9,264 +1,146 +1"'.12 4,8l0 4,434
1981 M.C. 19.,.,2 19,581 +10,317 +" 1.37 10,5ll 9,050
1991 M.C. 19 ....2 23,587 +4,006 +20.46 12,451 11,ll6

ill Gadriwala
(Flro2pur R.oad) (O.G.) 1991 N.A. 135 74 61

21. )alalabad Urban Fir02pur 1901

Agglomeration 1911 5,096 2,837 2,259
1921 3,833 -1,263 -24.78 2,190 1,643
1931 7,703 +3,870 + 100.97 5,160 2,543
1941 7,134 -569 -7.39 3,809 3,325
1951 6,283 -851 -11.93 3,358 2,925
1961 N.A. 7,723 +1,440 +22.92 4,077 3,646
1971 N.A. 11,032 +3,309 +42.85 6,010 5,022
1981 N.A. 16,639 +5,607 +50.82 9,011 7,628
1991 N.A. 23,108 +6,469 +38.88 12,611 10,497

I) )alalabad 1901
1911 5,096 2,837 2,259
1921 3,833 -1,263 -24.78 2,190 1,643
1931 7,703 +3,870 + 100.97 5,160 2,543
1941 7,134 -569 -7.39 3,809 3,325
1951 6,283 -851. -11.93 3,358 2,925
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WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentage
51. Name of Townl State! Status of Area in Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1961 M.C. 1.04 7,723 + 1,440 +22.92 4,077 3,646

1971 M.C. 1.03 10,213 +2,490 + 32.24 5,571 4,642
1981 M.C. 2.84 14,734 +4,521 +4427 7,991 6,743
1991 M.C. 2.84 18,476 +3,742 +25.40 10,202 8,274

ii) Extended Area 1971 N.A. 819 439 380

Block No. 22 (O.G.) 1981 N.A. 1,905 + 1,089 + 132.60 1,020 885
1991 N.A. 4,632 +2,727 + 143.1 5 2,409 2,223
22. Kartarpur jalandhar 1901 10,840 5,726 5,114
1911
1921
8,631
8,512
-2,209
-119
-20.38
-1.38 . 4,631
4,592
4,000
3,920
1931 9,878 + 1,366 + 16.05 5,290 4,588
1941 12,150 +2,272 +23.00 6,587 5,563
1951 11,220 -930 -7.65 5,949 5,271
1961 M.C. 3.37 12,202 +982 +8.75 6,480 5,722
1971 M.C. 4.92 14,644 +2,442 +20.01 7,774 6,870
1981 M.C. 5.95 17,878 +3,234 +22.08 9,400 8,478
1991 M.C. 5.95 21,093 +3,215 + 17.98 11,109 9,984

23. Raikot Ludhiana 1901 10,131 5,185 4,946

1911 7,510 -2,621 -25.87 4,073 3,437
1921 8,379 +869 + 11.57 4,553 3,826
1931 11,810 +3,431 +40.95 6,530 5,280
1941 13,777 + 1,967 + 16.66 7,375 6,402
1951 10,193 -3,584 -26.01 5,421 4,772
1961 M.C. 0.88 11,239 + 1,046 + 10.26 5,854 5,385
1971 M.C. 0.88 11,709 +470 +4.18 6,058 5,651
1981 M.C. 2.00 17,106 +5,397 +46.09 8,895 8,211
1991 M.C. 10.65 21,061 +3,955 +23.12 11,025 10,036

24. Phillaur Jalandhar 1901 6,986 3,85 I 3,135

1911 5,224 -1,762 -25.22 2,870 2,354
1921 4,696 -528 -10.11 2,505 2,191
1931 5,168 +472 + 10.05 2,853 2,315
1941 9,011 +3,843 +74.36 4,753 4,258
1951 9,484 +473 +5.25 5,054 4,430
1961 M.C. 0.44 11,058 +1,574 + 16.60 5,868 5,190
1971 M.C. 0.44 11,543 +485 +4.39 6,015 5,528
1981 M.C. 0.75 17,650 +6,107 +52.91 9,642 8,008
1991 M.C. 0.75 20,956 +3,306 + I B.73 11,701 9,255

25. Qadian Urban Gurdaspur 1901

Agglomeration 1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 11,531 6,377 5,154
1961 11,502 -29 -0.25 6,021 5,481
1971 13,607 +2,105 + 18.30 7,071 6,536
1981 16,424 +2,817 ... 20.70 8,459 i,965
1991 N.A. 20,012 + 3,588 -1·21.85 10,346 9,666

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WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percenlaie
SI. Name of Townl State! StalllS of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeratlon District Year Town Km 2 Pmons variation variation Males Females

2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

l) Qadlan 1901
1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 11,531 6,377 5,154
1961 M.C. 9.07 11,502 -29 -0.25 6,021 5,481
1971 M.C. 9.06 13,119 + 1,617 +14.06 6,813 6,306
1981 M.C. 9.06 15,804 +2,685 +20.47 8,123 7,681
1991 M.C. 9.06 18,867 +3,063 +19.38 9,726 9,141

ill Harijan Colony, 1971 N.A. 488 258 230

I.T.I.,8almlkl 1981 N.A. 620 +132 +27.05 336 284
Graveyard, O.A.V. 1991 N.A. 1,145 +525 +84.68 620 525
Hr. Sec. School (O.G.)

ClASS-IV (10,000-19,999) - 8 URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS AND 38 TOWNS

1901 191,119 105,893 95,226

1911 133,781 -57,401 -30.03 77,098 56,620
1921 157,796 +24,078 +18.01 91,380 66,416
1931 222,523 +64,727 +41.02 128,431 94,092
1941 267,517 +44,994 +20.22 147,854 119,663
1951 287,223 +19,706 +7.37 156,000 131,223
1961 73.80 267,913 -19,310 -6.72 143,366 124,547
1971 129.82 428,413 +160,500 +59.91 228,222 200,191
1981 212.73 524,505 +96,092 +22.43 277,795 246,710
1991 256.99 648,230 + 123,725 +23.59 341,513 306,717

I. Jandiala Amritsar 1901 7,750 4,084 3,666

1911 6,959 -791 -10.21 3,822 3,137
1921 7,464 +505 +7.26 4,019 3,445
1931 8,888 + 1,424 + 19.08 4,809 4,079
1941 11,520 +2,632 +29.61 6,196 5,324
1951 12,704 +1,184 +10.28 6,669 6,035
1961 M.e. 4.04 11,915 -789 -6.21 6,259 5,656
1971 M.C. 4.25 14,060 +2,145 +18.00 7,338 6,722
1981 M.e. 4.20 16,335 +2,275 +16.18 8,567 7,768
1991 M.e. 4.20 19,293 +2,958 + 18.11 10,191 9,102

2. Urmar Tanda Hoshlarpur 1901 10,247 5,427 4,820

1911 7,016 -3,231 -3t.S3 3,775 3,241
1921 8,362 +1,346 +19.18 4,422 3,940
1931 9,510 +1,148 + 13.73 5,085 4,425
1941 12,734 +3,224 +33.90 6,819 5,915
1951 9,857 -2,877 -22.59 5,214 4,643
1961 M.e. 12.95 10,383 +526 +5.34 5,470 4,913
1971 M.e. 12.95 12,262 +1,879 +18.10 6,357 5,905
1981 M.C. 17.00 17,655 +5,393 +43.98 9,275 8,380
1991 M.e. 17.00 18,786 +1,131 +6.41 9,686 9,100

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WITH VARIATION SINCE 19Of

Percenla&e
SI. Name of Townl State! Slatus of Area In Decade decade
No. Ultan Agglomeration District Year Town Km 2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 "5 6 7 8 9 10 11

3. Budhlada Balhlnda 1901

1911
1921
1931 8,369 4,839 3,530
1941 5,364 -3,005 -35.91 3,151 2,213
1951 7,077 +1,713 + 31.94 3,694 3,383
1961 M.C. 2.59 8,620 + 1,543 +21.80 4,697 3,923
1971 M.C. 2.59 11,713 +3,093 +35.88 6,200 5,513
1981 M.C. 5.18 15,968 +4,255 +36.33 8,436 7,532
1991 M.C. 5.18 18,717 +2,749 +17.22 9,886 8,831
4. Dasua Hoshlarpur 1901 6,404 3,322 3,082
1911 3,597 2,807 43.83 1,944 1,653
1921 Declassified
1931 Declassified
1941 9,206 4,920 4,286
1951 7,895 -1,311 -14.24 4,103 3,792
1961 M.C. 1.68 8,721 +826 +10.46 4,593 4,128
1971 M.C. 1.68 10,363 +1,642 +18.83 5,414 4,949
1981 M.C. 16.00 14,657 +4,294 +41.44 7,651 7,006
1991 M.C. 16.00 18,351 +3,694 +25.20 9,670 8,681

5. Bassi Padala 1901 13,738 7,149 6,589

1911 11,125 -2,613 -19.02 5,995 5,130
1921 11,560 +435 +3.91 6,119 5441
1931 12,979 +1,419 +12.28. 6,868 6,111
1941 14,400 + 1,421 + 10.95 7,818 6,582
1951 13,151 -1,249 -8.67 7,067 6,084
1961 M.C. 3.89 13,042 -109 -0.83 6,957 6,085
1971 M.C. 3.89 14,385 +1,343 +10.30 7,599 6,786
1981 M.C. 3.89 16,672 +2,287 +15.90 8,671 8,001
1991 M.C. 5.00 18,138 +1,466 +8.79 9,361 8,777
6. Mukerian Hoshlarpur 1901 3,589 1,927 1,662
1911 Declassified
1921 Declassilled
1931 Declassilled
1941 Declassilled
1951 7,493 4,196 3,297
1961 M.C. 2.59 8,676 + 1,183 + 15.79 4,666 4,010
1971 M.C. 2.59 10,937 +2,261 +26.06 5,731 5,206
1981 M.C. 2.59 14,454 +3,517 +32.16 7,523 6,931
1991 M.C. 2.59 17,813 +3,359 +23.24 9,131 8,682

7. Banga }alandhar 1901 4,697 2,678 2,019

1911 4,602 -95 -2.02 2,552 2,050
1921 5,089 +487 + 10.58 2,850 2,239
1931 5,840 +751 +14.76 3,210 2,630
1941 9,112 +3,272 +56.03 5,296 3,816
1951 9,843 +731 +8.02 5,170 4,673
1961 M.C. 9·49 10,212 +369 +3.75 5,399 4,813
1971 M.C. 1.30 11,885 +1,673 + 16.38 6,221 5,664
1981 M.C. 1.30 13,490 +1,605 + 13.50 7,035 6,455
1991 M.C. 1.50 17,721 +4,231 +31.36 9,227 8,494
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WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentage
SI. Name of Townl Statel Status of Area in Decade decade
No. Uman Agglomeration District Year Town Km 2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

8. Kurali Rupnagar 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961 M.C. 3.39 6,390 3,535 2,855
1971 M.C. 4.40 9,776 +3,386 +52.99 5,255 4,521
1981 M.C. 7.40 12,637 +2,861 +29.27 6,689 5,948
1991 M.C. 7.40 17,592 +4,955 +39.21 9,341 8,251

9. Morinda Rupn.agar 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941 5,837 3,246 2,591
1951 6,068 +231 +3.96 3,255 2,813
1961 M.C. 2.59 7,540 +1,472 +24.26 4,075 3,465
1971 M.C. 2.59 9,326 +1,786 +23.69 4,939 4,387
1981 M.C. 3.00 13,502 +4,176 +44.78 7,162 6,340
1991 M.C. 3.00 17,440 + 3,938 +29.17 9,297 8,143

10. Talwara Hoshiarpur 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961
1971 N.A.C. 6.35 17,865 10,238 7,627
1'981 C.T. 10.90 17,907 +42 +0.24 10,130 7,777
1991 C.T. 10.90 17,379 -528 -2.95 9,450 7,929

11. * Baghapurana Faridkot 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961
1971
1981 N.A.C. 6.00 14,289 7,588 6,701
1991 N.A.C. 6.00 17,287 +2,998 +20.98 8,946 8,341

12. Raman Bathinda 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 6,446 3,555 2,891
1961 M.C. 2.36 9,507 +3,061 + 47.49 5,212 4,295
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WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percenuge
SI. Name of Town! SUte! Status of Area in Decade decade
No. Urhan Agglomeration District Year Town Km' Persons variatlon variatlon Males Females
----------
2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
-------
1971 M.C. 2.36 11,574 +2,067 +21.74 6,252 5,322
1981 M.C. 7.90 14,318 +2,744 +23.71 7,674 6,644
1991 M.C. 3.99 17,275 +2,957 +20.65 9,247 8,028

I 3. DinJnJ~Jr GLirdaspur 1901 5,191 2,773 2,418

1911 4,154 -1,037 -19.98 2,264 1,890
1921 4,047 -107 -2.58 2,146 1,901
1931 5,114 + 1,067 +26.37 2,825 2,289
1941 6,968 + 1,854 +36.25 3,868 3,100
1951 M.C. 9,617 +2,649 +38.02 5,094 4,523
1961 M.C. 10.36 9,599 -18 -0.19 5,046 4,553
1971 M.C. 10.36 10,607 + 1,008 + 10.50 5,486 5,121
1981 M.C. 10.36 13,078 +2,471 +23.30 6,858 6,220
1991 M.C. 14.36 16,968 +3,690 +29.74 8,811 8,157

14. San.JlIf Urban Patiala 1901 8,580 4,391 4,189

Agglomeration 1911 6,307 -2,273 -26.49 3,455 2,852
1921 6,532 +225 +3.57 3,479 3,053
1931 6,846 +314 +4.81 3,664 3,182
1941 8,426 + 1,580 +23.08 4,519 3,907
1951 7,948 -478 -5.67 4,272 3,676
1961 9,007 + 1,059 + 13.32 4,718 4,289
1971 11,217 +2,210 +24.54 5,903 5,314
1981 N.A. 13,634 +2,417 +21.55 7,172 6,462
1991 N.A. 16,490 +2,856 +20.95 8,658 7,832

i) SJnaur 1901 8,580 4,391 4,189

1911 6,307 -2,273 -26.49 3,455 2,852
1921 6,532 +225 +3.57 3,479 3,053
1931 6,846 +314 +4.81 3,664 3,182
1941 8,426 +1,580 +23.08 4,519 3,907
1951 7,948 -478 -5.67 4,272 3,676
1961 M.C. 5.18 9,007 +1,059 + 13.32 4,718 4,289
1971 M.C. 5.18 10,299 + 1,292 +14.34 5,412 4,887
1981 M.C. 5.18 13,031 +2,732 +26.53 6,857 6,174
1991 M.C. 5.18 14,612 + 1,581 + 12.13 7,679 6,933

iil Outer Area (O.G) 1971 480 258 222

1981t
1991 1,013 535 478

iii) Bazigar Town (O.G.) 1971 438 233 205

1981t
1991 865 444 421

15. Lonll'owal Urban Sangrur 1901

Agglomeration 1911
1921
1931
1941 6,848 3,898 2,950
195 I 6,543 -305 -4.45 3,718 2,825

t Brealo:-up of figures for Bazigar Town (O.G.) and Outer Area (O.G.) For 1981 Census are not available. However, combined figures of!>oth these
OU~l:Tow(hs in 1981 Census are Persons 603(3 15M, 288F).
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WITH VAR.IATION SINCE 1901

Percenta&e
SI. Name of Town/ State! Status of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1961 9,269 +2,726 +-41.66 5,108 4,161

1971 11,209 +1,940 +20..93 6,166 5,043
1981 N.A. 12,971 + 1,762 + 15.72 6,999 5,972
1991 N.A. 16,254 +3,283 +25.31 8,669 7,585
i) Longowal 1901
1911
1921
1931
1941 6,848 3,898 2,950
1951 6,543 -305 -4.45 3,718 2,825
1961 M.C. 7.77 9,269 +2,726 +41.66 5,108 4,161
1971 M.C. 7.77 10,512 + 1,243 + 13.41 5,756 4,756
1981 M.C. 3.25 12,530 +2,018 + 19.20 6,771 5,759
1991 M.C. 3.25 15,419 +2,889 +23.06 8,225 7,194
ii) Pindi Kehar Singh and 1971 N.A. 697 410 287
Pindi Dhilwan (O.C.) 1981 N.A. 441 -256 -36.73 228 213
1991 N.A. 835 +394 +89.34 444 391
16. Sujanpur Urban Curdaspur 1901 5,687 2,996 2,691
Agglomeration 1911 5,512 -175 -3.08 2,996 2,516
1921 4,756 -756 -13.72 2,572 2,184
1931 Declassified
1941 DeclassIHed
1951 10,269 5,575 4,694
1961 10,458 +189 + 1.84 5,476 4,982
1971 12,783 +2,325 +22.23 6,748 6,035
1981 N.A. 13,561 +778 +6.09 7,117 6,444
1991 N.A. 16,090 +2,529 +18.65 8,436 7,654
i) Sujanpur 1901 5,687 2,996 2,691
1911 5,512 -175 -3.08 2,996 2.516
1921 4,756 -756 -13.72 2,572 2,184
1931 Declassified
1941 DtcIasslfied
1951 10,269 5,575 4,694
1961 M.C. 0.31 10,458 +189 + 1.84 5,476 4,982
1971 M.C. 0.31 12,568 +2,110 +20.18 6,622 5,946
1981 M.C. 0.31 13,095 +527 +4.19 6,875 6,220
1991 M.C. 0.31 15,414 +2,319 +17.71 8,078 7,336
ii) Hariian and Railway 1971 N.A. 215 126 89
Colony (O.C.) 1981 N.A. 466 +251 +116.74 242 224
1991 N.A. 676 +210 +45.06 358 318
I 7. Dhanaula Sangrur 1901 7,443 3,912 3,531
1911 6,094 -1,349 -18.12 3,387 2,707
1921 6,886 +792 +13.00 3,781 3,105·
1931 7,521 +635 +9.22 4,084 3,437
1941 9,560 +2,039 +27.11 5,192 4,368
1951 9,552 -8 -0.08 5,093 4,459
1961 M.C. 5.83 11,238 +1,686 + 17.65 6,115 5,123
1971 M.C. 5.83 11,877 +639 +5.69 6,333 5,544
1981 M.C. 5.00 13,885 +2,008 + 16.91 7,359 6,526
1991 M.C. 5.00 15,967 +2,082 +14.99 8,405 7,562
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WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentaee
SI. Name of Town/ Slate! Slabls of Alealn Decade deade
No. Urban AHlomeration District Year Town Km 2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II

18. Lehragaga SanlUUf 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 3,616 1,933 1,683
1961 M.C. 1.97 7,847 +4,231 +117.01 4,249 3,598
1971 M.C. 1.97 9,531 +1,684 +21.46 5,073 4,458
1981 M.C. 5.80 12,241 +2,710 +28.43 6,481 5,760
1991 M.C. 8.40 15,555 +3,314 +27.07 8,219 7,336
19. Adampur )alandhar 1901
1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961 M.C. 2.72 5,177 2,794 2,383
1971 M.C. 2.72- 8,105 +2,928 +56.56 3,970 4,135
1981 M.C. 2.72 10,960 +2,855 +35.23 5,101 5,253
1991 M.C. 8.20 IS,331 +4,371 +39.88 7,541 7,790
20. Samrala Urban Ludhlana 1901
Agglomeration 1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 4,734 2,587 2,147
1961 5,439 +105 +14.89 2,963 2,476
1971 7,554 +2,115 +38.89 4,081 3,473
1981 N.A. 10,824 +3,270 +43.29 5,827 4,997
1991 N.A. 14,921 +4,097 +37.85 7,850 7,071
I) Samrala 1901
1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 4,734 2,587 2,147
1961 M.C. 1.27 5,439 +705 +14.89 2,963 2.476
1971 M.C. 13.47 7,554 +2,115 +38.89 4,081 3,473
1981 M.C. 9.00 10,824 +3,270 +43.29 5,827 4,997
1991 M.C. 9.00 14,287 +3,463 +31.99 7,516 6,771
II) Bazigal' Colony (O.G.) 1991 N.A. 634 334 300
2 I. Bhadaur San&l1lr 1901 7,710 4,173 3,537
1911 5,465 -2,245 -29.12 3,111 2,354
1921 5,577 +112 +2.05 3,104 2,473
1931 6,282 +705 +12.64 3,488 2,794
1941 7,862 +1,580 +25.15 4,250 3,612
1951 7,727 -US -1.72 4,139 3,588
1961 M.C. 2.59 9,407 +1,680 +21.74 5,083 4,324
1971 M.C. 2·59 10,428 +1,021 + 10.85 5,596 4,832
1981 M.C. 6.00 13,350 +2,922 +28.02 7,087 6,263
1991 M.C. 6.00 14,808 +1,458 +10.92 7,866 6,942
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A-4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1991
WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentag1!
SI. Name of Town! State/ Status of Area in Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km 2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

22. ·Patran Patiala 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961
1971
1981 N.A.C. 3.00 7,998 4,207 3,791
1991 N.A.C. 5.00 14,328 +6,330 +79.14 7494 6,834

23. Dhaliwal Gurdaspur 1901

1911
1921
1931 4,186 2,435 1,751
1941 7,388 +3,202 + 76.49 4,306 3,082
1951 7,731 +343 +4.64 4,205 3,526
1961 M.e. 3.29 9,601 +1,870 +24.19 5,162 4,439
1971 M.C. 3.29 9,985 +384 +4.00 5,264 4,721
1981 M.e. 1.27 12,212 +2,227 +22.30 6,269 5,943
1991 M.e. 1.27 14,214 +2,002 +16.39 7,375 6,839

24. Tapa Urban Sangnur 1901

Agglomeration 1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 4,671 2,538 2,133
1961 6,220 + 1,549 +33.16 3,267 2,953
1971 8,467 +2,247 +36.13 4,536 3,931
1981 N.A. 11,108 +2,641 +31.19 5,915 5,139
1991 N.A. 14.161 +3,053 +21.48 7,562 6,599

l) Tapa 1901
1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 4,671 2,538 2,139
1961 M.C. 0.36 6,220 + 1,549 +3.3.16 .3,267 2,539
1971 M.e. 0.36 7,748 + 1,528 +24.57 4,133 3,615
1981 M.C. 2.47 11,088 +3,340 +43.11 5,904 5,184
1991 M.e. 2.47 14,147 +3,059 +27.59 7,556 6,591

ii) Electricity 1971 N.A. 719 403 316

Colony (O.G.) 1981 N.A. 20 -699 -97.22 11 9
1991 N.A. 14 -6 -30.00 6 8

25. Bhawanigarh Urban Sangnur 1901

Agglomeration 1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 4,253 2,361 1,892
1961 5,437 + 1,184 +27.84 2,933 2,504
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A·4 TOWNS AND URBAN ACCLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1991

WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentage
SI. Name of Town! State! Status of Area in Decade decade
No. UrbaA Agglomeration District Year Town Km' Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11

1971 6,706 +1269 +23.34 3,539 3,167

1981 N.A. 9,817 +3,111 +46.39 S,184 4,633
1991 N.A. 13,900 + 4,083 + 41.59 7,396 6,504

i) Bhawanlgam 1901
1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 4,253 2,361 1,892
1961 M.C. 3.89 5,437 + 1,184 +27.84 2,933 2,504
1971 M.C. 2.59 6,260 +823 + 1 5.14 3,310 2,950
1981 M.C. 2.59 8,901 +2,641 +42.19 4.710 4,191
1991 M.C. 2.59 10,115 + 1,214 + 13.64 5,381 4,734

ii) Jhugi Basli (Outside 1971 N.A. 446 229 217

M.C. Limlts) (O.G.) 1981 N.A. 916 +470 + 105.38 474 442
1991 N.A. 3,785 +2,869 +313.21 2,015 1.770

26. Sultan pur Kapurthala 1-901 9,004 4,869 4,135

1911 6,492 -2,512 -27.90 3,453 3,039
1921 8,141 + 1,649 +25.40 4,318 3,823
1931 8,606 +465 +5.71 4,639 3,967
1941 10,168 +1,562 + 18.1 5 5,503 4,665
1951 7,733 -2435 -23.95 4,122 3,611
1961 M.C. 10.36 7,661 -72 -0.93 4,086 3,575
1971 M.C. 10.36 9,176 + 1,51 5 + 19.78 4,961 4,215
1981 M.C. 5.00 12,143 +2,967 + 32.33 6,478 5,665
1991 M.C. 5.00 13,722 + 1,579 + 13.00 7,228 6,494

27. *Machhiwara Ludhiana 1901 5,588 3,027 2,561

1911 Declassified
1921 Dedassifled
1931 Declassified
1941 Declassified
1951 Declassified
1961 Declassified
1971 Declassified
1981 N.A.C. 1.89 9,621 5,007 4,614
1991 N.A.C. 3.00 13,554 + 3,933 +40.88 7,066 6,488

28. Naya Nangal Rupnagar 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961 N.A.C. 14.92 7,987 5,110 2,877
1971 N.A.C. 14.92 9,997 +2,010 +25.17 5,372 4,625
1981 N.A.C. 14.92 10,390 +393 + 3.93 5,542 4,848
1991 N.A.C. 14.92 12,046 + 1,656 + 15.94 6,5304 5,512
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A·4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERAnONS CWSIFIED BY POPULAnON IN 1991
WITH VARIAnON SINCE 190.

Percentage
SI. Name of Town! State! SlaWS of J.reain Decade decade
No. Urban A&gjomeration Dlstri<:t Yell Town Kmt Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

29. Dharamkot Urban Flrolpur 1901 6,731 3,524 3,207

Agglomeration 1911 5,859 -872 -12.95 3,163 2,696
1921 5,960 +101 + 1.72 3,217 2,743
1931 6,779 +819 + 13.74 3,600 3,179
1941 8,360 +1,581 +23.32 4,577 3,783
1951' 6,845 -1,515 -18.12 3,627 3,218
1961 6,443 -402 -5.87 3,430 3,013
197t 7,720 +1,277 + 19.82 4,140 3,580
1981 N.A. 9,328 +1,608 +20.83 4,953 4,375
1991 N.A. 11,981 +2,653 +28.44 6,314 5,667

Il Dh~ot 1901 6,731 3,524 3,207

1911 5,859 -872 -12.95 3,163 2,696
1921 5,960 +101 + 1.72 3,217 2,743
1931 6,779 +819 + 13.74 3,600 3,179
1941 8,360 1,581 +23.32 4,577 3,783
1951 6,845 -1,515 -18.12 3,627 3,218
1961 M.C. 0.54 6,443 -402 -5.87 3,430 3,013
1971 M.C. 0.54 7,146 +703 +10.91 3,828 3,318
1981 M.C. 1.10 9,125 +1,979 +27.69 4,837 4,288
1991 M.C. 1.10 11,293 +2,168 +23.76 5,937 5,356

H) 80 Houses Outside 1971 N.A. 574 312 262

M.C. Limits (O.G.) 1981 N.A. 203 -371 -64.63 116 87
1991 N.A. 688 +485 +238.92 377 311

30. 8hlkhlwlnd Amrftsar 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961
1971
1981
1991 C.T. 10.00 11,958 7,165 4,793

3 I. Garhshankar Hoshlarpur 1901 5,803 3,068 2,735

1911 4,923 -880 -15.16 2,601 2,322
1921 Dec1assIlied
1931 5,561 2,883 2,678
1941 6,885 +1,324 +23.81 3,760 3,125
1951 5,495 -1,390 -20.19 2,901 2,594
1961 M.C. 1.30 5,976 +481 +8.75 3,227 2,749
1971 M.C. 1.30 6,882 +906 +15.16 3,645 3,237
1981 M.C. ~.OO 9,515 +2,633 +38.26 5,Ot3 4,502
1991 M.C. 5.00 11,761 +2,246 +23.60 6,141 5,620

32. Barela 8athlnda 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
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A-4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CWSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1" I
WITH VAlUATION SINCE ffOt

Percenu&e
SI. Name of Town/ 5utel Sutus of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban A~ilomerallon DIstrict Year Town Km2 Persons variallon variallon Males Females

Z 3 . 5 6 7 8 9 10 II

1951 5,317 2,831 2,486

1961 M.C. 2.59 7,041 +1,724 +32.42 3,864 3,177
1971 M.C. 2.59 8,313 +1,272 +18.07 4,421 3,892
1981 M.C. 4.00 9,494 +1,181 +14.21 5,056 4,438
1991 M.C. 4.00 11,537 +2,043 +21.52 6,092 5,445
33. Nurmahal }aI.1ndhar 1901 8,706 4,451 4,255
1911 7,178 -1,528 -17.55 3,798 3,380
1921 6,845 -333 -4.64 3,628 3,217
1931 7,709 +234 +3.42 3,742 3,337
1941 8,]24 + 1,245 + 17.59 4,342 3,982
1951 6,794 -1,530 -18.38 3,581 3,213
1961 M.C. 5.75 6,905 +111 +1.63 3,579 3,326
1971 M.C. 5.75 8,135 +1,230 +17.81 4,289 3,846
1981 M.C. 5.75 9,676 +1,541 + 18.94 5,1l5 4,541
1991 M.C. 5.75 11,149 + 1,473 +15.22 5,815 5,334
34. Fatehpm Churlan Gurdaspur 1901
1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 4,151 2,219 1,932
1961 M.C. 0.'" 6,439 +2,288 +55.12 3,357 3,082
1971 M.C. 0.44 7,590 +1,151 +17.88 3,966 3.624
1981 M.C. 1.50 9,372 +1,782 +23.48 4,886 4,486
1991 M.C. 1.50 11,088 +1,716 +18.31 5,795 5,293

35. Rahon ]alandhar 1901 8,651 4,569 4,082

1911 6,292 -2,359 -27.27 3,437 2,855
1921 5,947 -345 -5.48 3,207 2,740
1931 6,692 +745 +12.53 3,640 3,052
1941 8,065 +1,373 +20.52 4,326 3,739
1951 6,541 -1,524 -18.90 3,400 3,141
1961 M.C. 5.18 6,316 -225 -3.44 3,345 2,971
1971 M.C. 5.18 6,607 +291 +4.61 3,520 3,087
1981 M.C. 5.18 8,671 +2,064 +31.24 4,614 4,057
1991 M.C. 5.18 10,771 +2,100 +24.22 5,682 5,089

36. Majltha Urban Amritsar 1901 6,403 3,394 3,009

AI1i1omerallon 1911 5,223 -1,180 -18.43 2,852 2,371
1921 5,664 +441 +8.44 2,964 2,700
1931 6,709 +1,045 +18.45 3,713 2,996
1941 9,004 +2,295 +34.21 4,803 4,201
1951 7,368 -1,636 -18.17 3,966 3,402
1961 6,973 -395 -5.36 3,671 3,302
1971 8,225 +1,252 +17.95 4,341 3,884
1981 N.A. 9,394 +1,169 + 1".21 4,954 4,440
1991 N.A. 10,713 +1,319 +14.04 5,738 4,975

I) Mal1tha 1901 6,403 3,394 3,009

1911 5,223 -1,180 -18.43 2,852 2,371
1921 5,664 +441 +8.44 2,964 2,700
1931 6,709 + 1,045 + 18.45 3,713 2,996
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A·4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1991
WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percent.lge
51. Name of Townl St.ltel StatliS of Area in Deca<le decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km2 Persons variatlon variatlon Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1941 9,004 +2,295 +34.21 4,803 4,201

1951 7,368 -1,636 -18.17 3,966 3,402
1961 M.C 0.21 6,973 -395 -5.36 3,671 3,302
1971 M.C. 0.20 7,801 +828 + 11.87 4,110 3,691
1981 M.C. 0.20 8,729 +928 + 11.90 4,603 4,126
1991 M.C. 1.50 9,912 + 1,183 + 13.55 5,304 4,608

n) Rmi and Idgail (O.G.I 1971 N.A. 424 231 193

1981 N.A. 665 +241 +56.84 351 314
1991 N.A. 801 +136 +20.45 434 367

37. GoraYd Jalandhar 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961
1971 N.A.C. 2.25 6,000 3,225 2,775
1981 N.A.C. 2.65 8,802 +2,802 +46.70 4,702 4,100
1991 N.A.C. 2.65 10,708 + 1,906 +21.65 5,555 5,153

38. AnaMptir Sahib Rtlpflagar 1901 5,028 2,864 2,164

1911 4,041 -987 -19.63 2,335 1,706
1921 Declassified
1931 Declassified
1941 Declassified
1951 4,266 2,377 1,889
1961 M.C. 0.85 4,189 -77 -1.80 2,275 1,914
1971 M.C. 0.86 5,000 +811 + 19.36 2,692 2,305
1981 M.C. 3.00 8,571 + 3,511 +71.42 4,673 3,898
1991 M.C. 3.00 10,674 +2,103 +24.54 5,718 4,956

39. Gtlru Har Sahai Firorpur 1901

1911
1921
1931 1,470 855 615
1941 2,311 +841 +57.21 1,289 1.022
1951 3,128 +817 + 35.35 1.699 1,429
1961 M.C. 0.78 4,293 + 1,165 +37.24 2,294 1,999
1971 M.C. 0.78 4,601 +308 + 7.17 2,447 2,154
1981 M.C. 1.50 7,684 +3,083 +67.01 4,074 3,610
1991 M.C. 1.50 10,500 +2,816 +36.65 5,491 5,009

40. Talwandi Bhai Firozpur 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961 M.C. 0.34 4,886 2,623 2,263
1971 M.C. 0.34 6,018 + 1,132 +23.17 3,219 2,799
1981 M.C. 2.00 9,117 +3,099 + 51.50 4,894 4,.223
1991 M.C. 3.00 10,462 + 1,345 + 14.75 5,449 5,013
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A-4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1991
WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentage
51. Name of Town/ State/ StatuI of Anea in Decade decade
No. Uman Agglomeration District Year Town Km' Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

41. Goniana Bathinda 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
195 I 3,948 2,1:.23 1,725
1961 M.C. 2.59 8,054 +4,106 ; 104.00 4,420 3,634
1971 M.C. 2.59 6,408 -1,646 -20.44 3,484 2,924
1981 M.C. 3.00 8,596 +2,188 +34.14 4,601 3,995
1991 M.C. 9.00 10,4: 5 + 1,819 +21. 16 5,459 4,956

42. *Shahkol Jalandhar 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961
1971
1981 N.A.C. 1.50 7,018 3,645 3,373
1991 N.A.C. 3.00 10,246 +3,228 +46.00 5,364 4,882

43. *Mullanpur Dakha Ludhiana 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961
1971
1981 N.A.C. 2.05 8,115 4,274 3841
1991 N.A.C. 2.05 10,138 +2,023 +24.93 5,312 4,826

44. Banur Patiala 1901 5,610 2,962 2,648

1911 Declassified
1921 Declassified
1931 Declassified
1941 Declassilled
1951 3,468 1,936 1,532
1961 M.C. 5.83 4,308 +840 +24.22 2,354 1,954
1971 M.C. 5.83 5,459 + 1,151 +26.72 2,910 2,549
1981 M.C. 4.50 7,453 + 1,994 +36.53 3,983 3,470
1991 M.C. 4.50 10,014 +2,561 +34.36 5,324 4,690

45. Raj.1 S:msi Amritsar 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941 6,033 3,137 2,896
1951 Declassified
1961 Declasslfted
1971 Declassified
1981 Declassified
1991 CT. 15.55 10,008 5,290 4,718
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A·4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 199.
WITH VARIATION SINCE 190.

Percentap
SI. Name of Town! State! Status of Area In Decade deeade
No. Urban Agalomeration District Year Town KrnZ Persons variadon variadon Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 , 9 10 11

46. Bhucho Mandl Bath1nda 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 1,624 932 692
1961 M.C. 0.44 2,277 +653 +40.21 1,266 1,011
1971 M.C. 0.44 2,945 +668 +29.34 1,580 1,365
1981 M.C. 2.20 7,~ lO +4,875 + 165.53 4,220 3,600
1991 M.C. 2.00 10,006 +2,186 +27.95 5,266 4,740

CLASS-V (5,000-9,999)-14 TOWNS

1901 256,825 137,789 119,036

1911 200,025 -56,800 -22.12 112,143 87,882
1921 193,382 -6,643 -3.32 107,122 86,260
1931 222,717 +29,335 +15.17 123,859 98,858
1941 233,075 + 10,358 +4.65 127,847 105,228
1951 262,197 +29,122 +12.49 141,293 120,904
1961 114.83 266,439 +4,242 + 1.62 145,650 120,789
1971 9'U5 219,911 -46,528 -17. t6 117,634 102,277
1981 93.82 301,905 +81,994 +37.29 159,654 142,251
1991 51.30 102,945 -198,960 -65.90 54,942 48,003

1. Amloh Patlala 1901

1911
1921 1,543 867 676
1931 1,889 +346 +22.42 1,076 813
1941 2,184 +295 +15.62 1,161 1,023
1951 2,863 +679 +31.09 1,548 1,315
1961 M.C. 1.94 3,582 +719 +25.11 1,912 1,670
1971 M.C. 2.59 4,848 +1,266 +35.34 2,603 2,245
1981 M.C. 2.69 7,098 +2,250 +46.41 3,743 3,355
1991 M.C. 2.69 9,854 +2,756 +38.83 5,191 4,663

2. Dera Ilassi Patlala 1901 4,641 2,357 2,284

1911 4,236 -405 -8.73 2,306 1,930
1921 3,890 -346 -8.17 2,077 1,813
1931 4,182 +292 +7.51 2,223 1,959
1941 5,070 +888 +21.23 2,737 2,333
1951 3,651 -1,419 -27.99 1,893 1,758
1961 M.C. 0.80 4,051 +400 +10.96 2,128 1,923
1971 M.C. 0.80 5,807 +1,756 +43.35 3,048 2,759
1981 M.C. 3.06 7,421 +1,614 +27.79 3,879 3,542
1991 M.C. 3.06 9,602 +2,181 +29.39 5,032 4,570

3. Doraha Ludhlana 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 3,062 1,692 1,370
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A-4 TOWNS AJ,lD URBAN ACCLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1991
WITH VARIATlOJ,l SINCE 1901

Percenta&e
SI. Name of Town/ State/ Status of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Year Town Km2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1961 M.C. UO 4,602 +1,540 +50.29 2,468 2,134

1971 M.C. 1.29 5,804 +1,202 +26.12 3,060 2,744
1981 M.C. 1.29 7,606 +1,802 +31.05 3,993 3,613
1991 M.C. 1.90 9,589 +1,983 +26.07 4,955 4,634

4. *Rayya Amritsar 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961
1971
1981 N.A.C. 1.50 7,049 3,713 3,336
1991 N.A.C. 1.50 9,122 +2,073 +29.41 5,106 4,016

5. 8adhnf KJI3I1 Faridko( 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961
1971
1981
1991 N.A.C. 2~.96 8,572 4,548 4,024

6. Kot Ire Kh;m Firozpur 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961
1971
1981
1991 C.T. 4.55 7,604 4,028 3,576

7. Dera Baba Nanak Gurdaspur 1901 5,118 2,707 2,411

1911 4,556 -562 -10.98 2,501 2,055
1921 4,333 -223 -4.89 2,278 2,055
1931 5,176 +843 +19.46 2,815 2,361
1941 5,872 +696 +13.45 2,997 2,875
1951 2,868 -3,004 -5 J. 16 1,537 1,331
1961 M.C. 0.78 5,288 +2,420 +84.38 2,809 2,479
1971 M.C. 0.78 5,338 +50 +0.95 3,024 2,314
1981 M.C. 0.78 6,212 +874 + 16.37 3,536 2,676
1991 M.C. 0.78 7,380 +1,168 + 18.80 4,407 2,973

8. Hariana Hoshlalllur 1901 6,005 3,072 2,933

1911 5,395 -610 -10.16 2,916 2,479
1921 5,205 -190 -3.52 2,736 2,469
1931 5,971 +766 +14.72 3,242 2,729
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A·4 TOWNS AND UR.BAN AGGLOMERATIONS ClASSifiED BY POPUlAnON IN 1991
WITH VARIAnOM SINCE 1901

PercentajOe
SI. Name of Town/ State/ StilUs of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban Agglomeration Distrlct Year Town Km2 Persons variation variation Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1941 6,417 +446 +7.47 3,381 3,036

1951 4,725 -1,692 -26.37 2,511 2,214
1961 M.C. 0.64 4,468 -257 -5.44 2,331 2,137
1971 M.C. 1.29 5,002 +534 + 1 1.95 2,560 2,442
1981 H.C. 1.29 5,633 +631 + 12.61 2,938 2,695
1991 H.C. 1.29 6,473 +840 + 14.91 3,409 3,064

9. Alawalpur Jalandhar 1901 4,423 2,325 2,098

1911 Declassltled
1921 Declassltled
1931 Declassltled
194i DeclassJtied
1951 4,452 2,404 2,048
1961 M.C. 0.21 4,539 +87 + 1.95 2,439 2,100
1971 M.C. 0.21 4,732 +193 +4.25 2,492 2,240
1981 M.e. 1.00 5,851 + 1,119 +23.65 3,053 2,798
1991 M.C. 1.00 6,468 +617 + 10.55 3,377 3,091

10. Fatehn,mgJI Gurdaspur 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961
1971
1981
1991 C.T. 3.66 6,095 3,187 2,908

11. Payal ludhiana 1901 5,515 2,798 2,717

1911 Declassified
1921 Declassified
1931 Declassified
1941 4,708 2,571 2,137
1951 3,554 -1,154 -24.51 1,900 1,654
1961 M.C. 2.59 3,575 +21 +0.59 1,928 1,647
1971 Declassified
1981 M.C. 0.42 5,224 2,754 2,470
1991 M.C. 0.42 5,852 +628 +12.02 3,063 2,789

12. Kot Fattl Bathlnda 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 640 354 286
1961 M.C. 0.39 3,808 +3,168 +495.00 2,046 1,762
1971 M.C. 0.39 4,308 +500 + 13.13 2,252 2,056
1981 M.C. 0.39 4,973 +665 + 15.44 2,666 2,307
1991 M.C. 0.39 5,611 +638 + 12.83 2,972 2,639
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A·. TOWNS AND URIAN AGGlOMElAnOHS ClASSIFIED BY POPULAnOH 1M 1991
WITH VARIAnOli SIMCE 1901

Percentaae
51. Name ofTownl 5tare! Status of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban Aatomeradon DIsIrfct Ye¥ Town Km2 Persons varladon vartadon Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
"
13. AlulprlJ Lullllana 1901
1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961
1971
1981
1991 C.T. 5.48 5,564 2,934 2,630

14. Gartullwala H05hlarpur 1901 3,652 1958 1,694

1911 DecIassIIJed
1921 Declassllled
1931 Declassllled
1941 Dedasslfted
1951 3,018 1,623 1,395
1961 M.e. 0.33 3,153 +135 +4.47 1,686 1,467
1971 M.e. 0.62 3,753 +600 +19.03 1,990 1,763
1981 M.e. 0.62 4,459 +706 + 18.81 2,387 2,072
1991 M.e. 0.62 5,159 +700 + 15.70 2,733 2,426

ClASS-VI (LESS THEN 5,000)-7 TOWNS

1901 56,636 30,443 26,193

1911 65,117 +8,481 +14.97 35,978 29,139
1921 41,235 -23,882 -36.68 22,474 18,761
1931 25,691 -15,544 -37.70 14,578 11,113
1941 18,306 -7,385 -28.75 10,268 8,038
1951 106,845 +88,539 +483.66 57,956 48,889
1961 23.13 68,673 -38,172 -35.73 36,595 32,078
1971 13.76 41,162 -27,511 -40.06 22,185 18,977
1981 16.27 56,371 + 15,209 +36.95 29,750 26,621
1991 13.55 28,202 -28,169 -49.97 14,724 13,478

I. *BhOlPur }alandhar 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961
1971
1981 N.A.e. 3.00 6,882 3,630 3,252
1991 e.T. 3.00 4,896 -1,986 -28.86 2,603 2,293

2. khtampur Gurdaspur 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951

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Pertentap
51. Name or Town/ State! Status of Main Decade • deade
No. Urban Agglomeration District Yeilf' Town Km2 Persons variation variation Hales Females

2 1 5 6 7 8 9 10 II
'"
1961
1971
1981
1991 C.T. 3.26 4,806 2,472 2,334

3. Ramdas Arnritsar 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941 5,397 2,748 2,649
1951 3,046 -2,351 -43.56 1,610 1,436
1961 H.C. 1.30 3,153 +107 +3.51 1,641 1,512
1971 H.C. 1.30 4,322 +1,169 +37.08 2,618 1,704
1981 H.C. 1.00 4,123 -199 -4.60 2,197 1,926
1991 H.C. 2.50 4,765 +642 + 15.57 2,495 2,270

4. Amritsar Cantt Amritsar 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961 C.B. 2.85 7,992 5,658 2,334
1971 C.B. 2.85 3,224 -4,768 -59.66 1,722 1,502
1981 C.B. 2.85 11,040 +7,816 +242.43 5,733 5,307
1991 C.B. 2.85 3,832 -7,208 -65.29 2,023 1,809

5. Sham Chaurasl Hoshlarpur 1901@

1911@
19i1@
191@
1941@
1951@ 2,988 1,617 1,371
1961 H.C. 0.18 2,470 -518 -17.34 1,321 1,149
1971 H.C. 0.18 2,468 -2 -0.08 1,314 1,154
1981 H.C. 0.18 3,062 +594 +24.07 1,596 1,466
1991 H.C. 0.18 3,711 +649 +21.20 1,961 1,750

6. Sri Hargoblndpur Gurdaspur 1901 4,380 2,299 2,081

1911 Declassified
1921 DeclassIfied
1931 Declassified
1941 Declassified
1951 3,049 1,595 1,454
1961 H.C. 0.52 2,341 -708 -23.22 1,234 1,107
1971 H.C. 0.52 2,430 +89 +3.80 1,280 1,150
1981 H.C. 0.52 3,215 +785 +32.30 1,685 1,530
1991 H.C. 0.52 3,461 +246 +7.65 1,755 1,706

@ Amritsar Cantonment In 1901 Population 1,390 (966H, 424f), In 1911 Popubtlon 1,417 (1,05 1H, 366F), In 1921 Population 3,187
(2,669H, 518F), In 1931 PopuLation 1,630 (I, 162H, 468F), In 1941 PopuLation 1,4291912H, 517F) and In 1951 Population 2,484
(2, I 76H, 308F) was a piII't of Anllttsar(HC). The combined popuLation of Anvl1sarH.C. and Amrttsar Cantonment for 1901 to 1951 has been
shown apnst H. Corporation.

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Percenta&e
_,rSL Name of Town/ StaW Status of Area In Decade decade
No. Urban A&ilomeradon District Town Km2 Persons variation variadon Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

7. Sanpt 8adllnda 1901

1911
1921
1931
1941
1951 933 527 406
1961 M.C. 3.89 2,874 +1,941 +208.04 1,577 1,297
1971 M.C. 3.88 3,531 +657 +22.86 1,887 1,644
1981 M.C. 1.24 2,859 -672 -19.03 1,518 1,341
1991 M.C. 1.24 2,731 -128 -4.48 1,415 1,316

Note: I. As die area ofOut-arowdl are not available, die area IIPlres o(Urban AaIomeradons have been shown as N.A. However for anivlni at all
classes and other size classes area totals, area of the towns have been taken Into account.
2. Towns treated as such for the IIrst dme In 1981. Census which condnue as Towns In 1991 Census are shown with an asterisk (.) on dlelr
left.
3. Towns treated as such for the first dme In 1991 are In Italics.
4. The followlni abbrevIadons have been used for status of town.
MC Municipal Committee
CB Cantonment Board
NAC Nodlled Area Committee
CT Census Town
M.Corpn. Municipal Corporadon

5. N.A. Not available

OG Out IVOWth
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APPENDIX· 1

N_ Towns added In 1991 and Towns In 1981 declassified In 1991

Towns In 1981 which have been declassifted as

New Towns added In 1991 Rural In 1991

Population Population
Area In Area In
State/ District Name of Town Km 2 1991 1981 Name of Town Km2 1991 1981

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

PUNJAB

Gurdaspur Behrampur 3.26 4,806 4,250 Narot Jalmal Sln&h 2.00 ... @ 2,660
Fateh Nanga( 3.66 6,095 5,337

Amritsar RaJa Sansl 15.55 10,008 6,447 Ajnala 2.20 13,427 7,506
Bhlkhlwlnd 10.00 11,958 7,986 Chota Sahib 7.20 7,072 5,913
Khem Karan 4.00 11,393 8,757

Flrozpur Kot Ise Khan 4.55 7,604 5,244

Ludhlana Akalgarh 5.48 5,564 4,006 Hathur 0.16 6,024 5,148

)alandhar Maisian 0.97 1,635 5,700

Lohbn 1.60 5,457 5,496

Kapurthala Bepal 2.70 6,202 6,744

Bhulath 0.69 6,408- 4,926
Nadala 1.19 5,770 4,608
'" Ohllwan 0.98 6,344 5,320
Talwandl Chaudrian 0.89 5,807 3,416

Hoshlarpur Balachaur 0.76 9,552 6,630

Rupnagar Chamkaur Sahib 4.00 6,007 i,692

Patlala GhaKga 1.20 6,487 4,900

Sangrur Moonak 1.00 10,686 8,536

Khanauri Kalan 1.50 8,5049 4,923

Bathlnda Talwandl Saba 2.75 12,880 10,454

Faridkot Badhni Kalan 23.96 8,572 6,888 Barrlwala 3.00 6,582 5,151
Lakhewall 0.85 4,308 3,555
KlIllanwail 1.61 7,054 5,966

@ NAC, Narot Jaimal Singh comprised portion of three vllla&es viz. Slyontl Tarf Namt HB No. 78, Dalpat Tart Namt HB No. 79 and
Kharkhara TarfNarot HB No. 80 In 1981 Census. The portion ofthesevllla&eS has since been treated as mer&edln the respective vllla&eS
in 199 J Census and population counted therein accordingly.

VllIa&e Bholath Garbl HB No. 122 ~nd Bholath Sharki HB No. 123 to&etherform the rural portion In 1991 Census after declasslftcatlon
of town Bholath.
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APPE'NDIX·2
~ces with a population under 5,000 classified as Towns for the first time in 1991

Town District Area In Km 2 in 1991 Population in 1991

2 3 4

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APPE'NDIX·;S
~ces with a populadon of under 5,000 In 1981 which were Towns in 1981 but have been declassified in 1991

Place District Area in Km2 in 1981 Population In 1981

2 3 4

I. Narot Jalmal Singh Gurdaspur 2.00 2,660

2. Bhulath Kapurthala 0.69 4,926

3. Nadala Kapurthala 1.19 4,608

4. Talwandl Chaudrian Kapurthala 0.89 3,416

5. Chamkaur Sahib Rupnagar 4.00 4,692

6. Ghag~ Patiala 1.20 4,900

7. Khanaurl Kalan Sangrur 1.50 4,923

8. Laldlewalt Faridkol 0.~5 3,555

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APPENDIX·+

Chan,lS between 1981 /tnd 1991 In area and population of towns and reasons for chan,es In area

Population
Area (In km2 ) Area (In km2 ) Reasons for the
Name otTown (District) 1981 1991 1981 1991 chanae In area

2 3 4 5 6

Pathankot (Gurdaspur) 20.98 22.10 110,039 123,930 Revised Computation

Dinanagar (G urdaspur) 10.36 14.36 13,078 16,968 Jurisdictional Chanae
Gurdaspur (Gurdaspur) 6.47 10.85 34,529 54,733 Jurisdictional Chanae
Ramdas (Amritsar) 1.00 2.50 4,123 4,765 Jurisllctlonal Chanae
Majitha (Amritsar) 0.20 1. 59 8,729 9,912 Revised Computallon
Tam Taran (Amritsar) 17.00 36.00 36,903 47.529 Jurisclctlonal Chanae
Patti (Amritsar) 2.59 4.30 19,765 27,776 Jurisdictional Chanl(!
Talwandl Bhal (Flrozpur) 2.00 3.00 9,117 10,462 Jurlsdlct1onai Chanl(!
Fazlika (Flrozpur) 5.44 7.34 43.548 58,028 Jurisdictional Chanl(!
Abohar (Flrolpur) 14.17 23.07 86,334 107,163 Revised Computallon
Jap-aon (Ludhlana) 10.00 14.00 39,683 47,372 Jurisdictional Chanl(!
Raikot (Ludhlana) 2.00 10.65 17,106 21,061 Jurisclctlonal Chillll(!
Ludhlana M. Corp. (Lull1lana) 110.00 134.67 607,052 1,042,740 Jurisdictional Chanl(!
Machhiw ara (Lull1lana) 1.89 3.00 9,621 13,554 Jurisdictional Chanl(!
Doraha (ludhlana) 1.29 1.90 7,606 9,589 Jurisdictional Chanl(!
Khanna (Ludhlana) 21.06 16.02 53,761 71,990 Revised Computation
Banga (Jalandhar) 1.30 1.50 13,490 17,721 Jurisdictional Chanl(!
Shahkot (Jalandhar) 1.50 3.00 7,018 10,246 Revised ComputaUon
Jalandhar M. Corp. (Jalandhar) 79.40 80.41 408,196 509,510 JuriSdictional Chanl(!
Jalandhar Cantt. (Jalandhar) 15.62 15.21 33,356 31,520 Revised Computation
Adampur (Jalandhar) 2.72 8.20 10,960 15,331 JuriSdictional Chanl(!
Kapurthala (Kapurthala) 8.00 56.00 50,300 64,567 JuriSdictional Chanl(!
Hoshlarpur (Hoshlarpur) 21.46 28.21 85,648 122,705 Jurisdictional Chanae
Nanga! Township (Rupnagar) 3.39 7.90 25,523 29,311 .i Revised Computation
S.A.S. Nagar (Mohall) (Rupnagar) 12.40 16.68· 32,351 78,457 JuriSdictional Chanl(!
Bassi (Patiala) 3.89 5.00 16,672 18,138 }urlSdIcIlonai Chanl(!
Patrall (Patiala) 3.00 5.00 7,998 14,328 ) . Revised Computation
Gobindgar1l (Patiala) 9.00 32.00 26,637 40,175 jurisdictional Chanl(!
Ahmedgar1l (Sangrur) 3.08 3.88 16,874 25,560 JuriSdictional Chanl(!
Dhuri (Sangrur) 5.00 15.00 27,100 37,431 Jurfsdlctlonal Chanl(!
Lehragaga (Sangrur) 5.80 8.40 12,241 15,555 Jurfsdlctlonal Chanl(!
Gonlana (Bathlnda) 3.00 9.00 8,596 10,415 Revised Computation
Bathlnda (8athlnda) 82.88 97.00 127,363 159,042 JuriSdictional Chanae
Bhucho Mandl (Bathlnda) 2.20 2.00 7,820 10,006 Revised Computation
Raman (Bathinda) 7.90 3.99 14,318 17,275 Revised Computation
Faridkot (Faridkot) 15.00 lB.14 42,423 58,244 Jurisdictional Chanllt!
Malout (Faridkot) 4:50 10.00 40,533 56,868 Jurisllctlonal Chanl(!
Glddarbaha (Faridkot) 5.75 8.25 26,828 29,866 Jurtsclctfonal Chanllt!
A·5 STANDARD URBAN AREAS
 TABLE A-5
STANDARD URBAN AREA

n. Concept DIsIrIct Name of SUA

Introduced at the 1971 Census, the concept of Standard
Urban Area (SUA) envisaged the proJected II"Owth of a city or
town having a population of 50,000 or more in 1971, as it Arozpur 4. Abohar
would be in 1991 taking into account not only the towns and 5. Arozpur
villages which would get meraed into it but also the intervening
areas which were potentially urban. As such, the characteristic Luliliana 6. LucHana
features of a SUA emphasise that:
)alanlllar 7. )alancl1ar
(I) it should have a core town of a minimum population
of 50,000; KapurtIuIa a. Phaawara

(Ii) it should be a contlcuous area made up of other Hoshlarpur 9. Hoshlarpur

urban as well as IUral administrative units haVing
close mutual soclo-economic linkage with the core
townj and
(III) the possibility Is that the entire area would pt
urbanised within a period of 2·3 decades.
Based on the above criteria, State Town and Country
Planning Organisation, Punjab in consultation with Director,
Census Operations, Punjab, under the overall culdance of
Central Town and Country Planning Organisation, finalised 12
SUAs at the 1971 Census. The same concept has been followed
In the subsequent censuses of 1981 and 1991 In deftnlng the
SUA.
;:." The Purpose
The SUA alms to serve the need for urban development
planning besides providing a constant statistical reporting unit.
However, at every census, It Is likely that a number of chanps
take place In respect ofits component units. To Illustrate, there
would be meraerof existing rural units, wholly or partly, with the
urban component, or meraer of Out-Growths (OGs) or new
towns created from within the rural component of the SUA, etc.
All this warrants careful examination at every census. At the
same time, delineation of any fresh SUA Is also not permissible.
Hence, the number ofS UAs In Punjab has remained static at 12
since 1971. Certain changes have, however, taken place within
the SUAs on account of merpr of OGs and rural component,
or delineation of fresh OGs or exclusion of rural component In
a few cases since they were to be dlscontlcuous to the SUA
limits.
The details of 12 SUAs finalised for 1991 Census are as
under:
DIstrict Name of SUA
~urdaspur I. Batala
2. Palhankot
AmrttsM 3. AmrttsM
Padala 10. Padala
Badllnda II. Badllnda
Fartcialt 12. Mop
Gan... In constituents durin. 1981-91
FoIlowlngchanges have been experienced in the composition
of SUAs during 1981·91 (Statement I).
1. Pachankot SUA :
(I) The rural component viz., Lamln, Khanpur and
Dhakl have been partly treated as OGs of Pathankot
Municipal Committee at the 1991 Census.
(i1) The rural component, Rara (HB No. 339) stands
merpd with Pathankot Municipal Committee at the
1991 Census.
(ill) The rural component, SuJanpur (Rural) (H.B. No.
229) and Khadawar (HB No. 225) were found to
be dlscontlcuous to the SUA boundary. Both these
viliaps have been excluded from the list of rural
component flnallsed for the 1991 Census.
(Iv) The area of Pathankot Municipal Committee has
chanpd from 20.98 sq. km. In 1981 to 22.10
sq. km. In 199 t due to computational difference.
2.. Abohar SUA:
Owing to computational difference, the area of Abohar
Municipal Committee reported for 1991 Census Is 23.07
sq.km. as against 14.17 sq.km. at the 1tal Census. Else there
Is no chanp In the SUA.
3. Flrolpur SUA:
Flrozpur Cantt. had only one OG at the 1981 Census
which stands merpd with the town at the 1991 Census. There
Is no other chanp In this SUA.

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4. Ludhiana SUA:
Ludhlana Municipal Corporation has experienced
jurisdictional change during 1981-91. Its area has Increased
from 1 10.00 sq.km. in 1981 to 134.67 sq.km.ln 1991. Else,
the position has remained the same during this decade.
5. )alandhar SUA:
The rural component, village Sherpur (HB No. 212) was
found to be discontiguous to the SUA boundary and thus, has
been ommitted from the list of rural component finalised for
I 991 Census. The areal extent of Jalandhar Municipal
Corporation has increased from 79.40 sq.km. In 1981 to
80.41 sq.km. in 1991 due to extension of municipal limits.
Village Suchipind (HB No. 215) which earlier was a rural
component now stands merged In the municipal limits of
Jalandhar.
Jalandhar Cantt. is the another town In the SUA. The area
of Jalandhar Cantt. reported at the 1991 Census stands at
15.21 sq.km. as against 15.62 sq.km. In 1981 and this
variation has occurred due to computational difference.
6. Hoshiarpur SUA:
Erstwhile rural component village Khwaspur (HB No. 246)
stands merged with Hoshiarpur Municipal Committee at the
1991 Census. Further, rural component, namely, Talpur Kalan
(HB No. 75) and Tajpur Khurd (HB No. 397) were found to
be located away from the main SUA limits and hence both these
villages have been exciuded from the list of rural component
finalised for 1991 Census. The areal extent of Hoshlarpur MC
has also experienced change during 1981-91. As such, the area
of Hoshiarpur Municipal Committee has extended from 21.46
sq.km. in 1981 to 28.21 in 1991.
7. Padala SUA:
During 1981-91, the numberofOGs ofPatiala Municipal
Committee has risen from I to 7 although the municipal limits
remained the same. The newly added six OGs of Patlala
Municipal Committee include:
(I) DCWColony
(ii) Hira Bagh Colony
(iii) Back side of centrallail
(Iv) Village Kherl Gulran side
(v) Back side of Thapar Engineering College
(vi) Village Rasulpur Saldan
8. Bathinda SUA:
Bathinda Municipal Committee had one OG at the 1981
Census which now stands merged with the municipal limits.
There has been extension of municipal limits as well during
1981·91. The area of Bathinda Municipal Committee has
increased from 82.88 sq.km. In 1981 to 97.00 sq.km. In
1991. There has been, however, no change In the composition
of the SUA.
9. Hoga SUA:
The OGs of the Moga Municipal Committee added at the
1991 Census Include Duneke OG (Flrozpur Road) and
Landeke OG (Amrltsar Road). Landeke OG falls outside the
SUA limits, but contiguous to the municipal limits of Moga, and
this has been categorised as spill over area. The municipal limits
ofMoga have, however, remained unchanged during 1981-91.
Salient Features of Individual SUA
Statement 3 exhibits trends in growth of population of each
SUA separately for rural-urban areas during last two decades.
•. Batala SUA :
At the time of formation In 1971, Batala SUA covered
Batala Munklpal Committee and Its 17 OGsas urban component
and 24 villages made the rural part. Owing to the merger of 2
OGs viz., Refugee camp and Falzpura with Batala Municipal
Committee the number of OGs reduced to 15 at the 1981
Census. Since then, there Is no change In the composition of
Batala SUA.
Accordlngto 1991 Census, Batala SUA has a population
of 125,453 out of which 103,36715 urban and 22,086 rural.
This reflects that nearly one-slxth (17.60%) of the SUA's
population Is rural.
During the last two decades, 1971-91, population of the
SUA has Increased by 38.27 per cent; In absolute terms there
Is a net addition of 34,720 (90,733 In 1971 to 125,453 In
1991). Further, during this period the rural component
experienced a faster growth (55.04%) In comparison to the
urban (35.14%).
The growth patterns during 1971-81 and 1981-91 exhibit
striking disparity; the growth rate being only 3.46 per cent
during 1981-91 as compared to 33.64 per cent during 1971- •
81. It signifies that there Is decleratlon In rate of population
growth during this recent decade. A similar trend Is observed In
the growth patterns of rural and urban components.
Batala UA, the core town, with a population of 76,488
had class II status at the 1971 Census. It attained class I (city)
status at the 1981 Census when the population was recorded at
101,966. As per 1991 Census Batala UA has a population of
103,367.
2. Pathankot SUA :
Pathankot Municipal Committee alongwith Its 3 OGs and
20 villages constituted the limits of Pathankot SUA In 1971.
During 1971-81, all the 3 OGs merged with the municipal
limits of Pathankot while the position of rural components
remalnei:tthesal11e. The changes experienced In the component
units during 1981-91 have been detailed In the preceding
discussions; and the structure of Pathankot SUA finally adopted
at the 1991 Census covers Pathankot Municipal Committee
alongwlth Its 3 newly created OGs as urban component and I 7
villages form the rural part.
Pathankot SUA has a population of I 52,069 as per 1991
Census out of which 128,198 Is urban and 23,871 rural.
The SUA recorded a growth rate of 56.07 per cent during
1971-91; the growth rate of urban component (63.95%) was
more than double of the rural counterpart (24.04%).
Between 1971-81 (3 r.92%) and 1981-91 (18.31 %),
the growth rate was faster In case of the former. However, the
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growth rate pattern of rural and urban components have
Interchanged during these two decades as can be seen from
Statement-3.
The core town, Pathankot UA with a population of 78, 192
at 1971 Census had class II status. It became class I town at the
1981 Census when Its population ruched 110,039.Accordlng
to 1991 Census, population of Pathankot UA Is 128,198.
3. Amrftsar SUA:
At the 1971 Census, Amritsar SUA consisted of Amritsar
Municipal Committee and Its 22 OGs, Amrltsar Cantt.,
Chheharta Municipal Committee and 18 villages. All the 22
OGs and Chheharta town merged with Amrltsar Municipal
Corporation during 1971-81. In addition, 11 (out of 18)
villages also merged with Amrltsar Municipal Corporation
during this decade. Henceforth, there was no change In the
composition of Amrltsar SUA and Its component units as
finalised for 1991 Census Include Amrltsar Municipal
Corporation, Amrltsar Cantt. and 7 villages.
According to 1991 Census, the SUA has a population of
737,631 out of which the share of urban and rural components
Is 712,667 and 24,964 respectively. It signifies that Amrltsar
SUA Is overwhelmingly urban as rural component's share In
population Is only 3.38 per cent.
During previous two decades, 1971-91, Amrltsar SUA
registered a growth rate of 56. 57 per centi the rural component
exhibiting a faster growth (90.64%) In comparison to the urban
(55.59%). The growth rate of population of the SUA has
slowed down from 32.26 per cent during 1971-81 to 18.38
per cent during 198 1-91.
Amrltsar city with a population of 454,80 5 was the largest
town In the State In 1971 Census. The population of Amrltsar
Municipal Corporation has risen to 708,835 as recorded at the
1991 Census and It occupies 37th place among the cities of
India, excluding Jammu and Kashmir.
4. Abohar SUA:
At the time of formation In 1971, Abohar SUA Included
Abohar Municipal Committee and 3 villages as urban and rural
components respectively. The situation has remained unaltered
till the I 991 Census.
Out of the total population of 122,268 as per 1991
Census, 107,163 belong to the urban and I S,10S persons to
the rural component of the SUA.
The population of SUA has grown by 80.46 per cent
during past two decades; while the urban component grew by
81.86 per cent, rural component registered a growth of 71.08
per cent. Further, the rate of growth of population has slowed
down from 43.59 per cent during 1971-81 to25.68 percent
dUring 1981-91.
The population of Abohar Municipal Committee, the core
town, has risen from 58,925 In 1971 to 86,334 In 1981
Census. Its population Is 107,163 at the 1991 Census and has
emerged as a class I town of India.
5. Flrolpur SUA:
When framed In 1971, the urban component of this SUA
Included Flrozpur Municipal Committee and Flrozpur Cantt.
alongwlththelr2 OGseach and Tankanwall Municipal Committee
while 2 villages made Its rural sectlon. Both the OGs of
Municipal Committee of Flrozpur and Tankanwall merged with
Flrozpur town during 1971-81. Further, 2 OGs of Flrozpur
Cantt. were grouped as one at the 1981 Census. The structure
of Flrozpur SUA finalised for 1991 Census covers Flrozpur
Municipal Committee, FlrozpurCantt. as urban component and
2 villages form the rural component.
Flrozpur SUA has a population of 133,609 as per 1991
Censusj 131,832 belongs to the urban part and the remaining
1,777 Is rural.
The population of SUA has risen by 35.09 per cent during
20 years span of 1971-91, the rural growth rate (48.70%)
surpassing the urban (34.92%). Between the two decades the
growth rate during 1981-91 (24.36%) was almost thrice that
of during 1971-81 (8.62%).
FlrozpurMunlclpal Committee, the core town, has remained
a class II town throughout this period. It has a population of
78,738 as revealed by the 1991 Census.
6. Ludhlana SUA:
Ludhlana Municipal Committee with Its 4 OGs and 48
villages formed urban and rural constituents of Ludhlana SUA
at the 1971 Census. During 1971'81, all the 4 OGs and 20
of these 48 villages merged with the municipal limits of
Ludhlana. Thereafter, the constituent units of Ludhlana SUA
have remained the same till 1991 Census although there has
been extension of municipal limits of Ludhlana municipal
corporation.
The population ofLudhlana SUA Is 1,099,064 as revealed
by the 1991 Census. During last two decades Its population has
risen by 2 Y2 times (1 54.94%) which Is primarily due to the
accelerated growth of Municipal Corporation of Ludhlana.
Between the two decades, SUA's growth rate of71.72 percent
during 1981-91 was significantly higher than that of 48.90 per
cent during the earlier decade, 1971-81.
Ludhlana city with a population of 40 1,176 at the 1971
Census was the second largest city In the State. It occupied the
first place In 1981 when Its population was registered at
607,052. According to 1991 Census, Ludhlana Municipal
Corporation has a population of 1,042,740 and ranks second
last among the 23 million plus cities of India. It Is for the first
time that PunJab has returned a metropolitan city • Ludhlana.
7. Jalandhar SUA :
The SUA comprised Jalandhar Municipal Committee (core
town) and Jalandhar Cantt. as urban component and 25 villages
as rural component at the 1971 Census. Seven villages of 1971
merged with the core town during 1971-81 and another one
village merged with It during 1981-91. As such, the constItuent
units of Jalandhar SUA for 1991 Include Jalandhar Municipal
Corporation, Jalandhar Cantt. and 17 villages.
Jalandhar SUA has a population of 568,764 as per 1991
Census wherein share of urban and rural components Is 541 ,030
and 27,734 resptctlvely. During previous two decades the
SUA recorded a population growth rate of 63.0 1 percent; the
growth of urban component (64.03%) being more rapid thar
Its rural counterpart (45.32%). However, the rate of growth
 t42
has declined from 33.17 per cent during 1971·81 to 22.40
per cent during 1981·9' .
Jalandhar Municipal Corporation, the core town, with a
populatlonof296, I 06 at the 1971 Censuswasthethlrdlargest
city In the state and maintained Its position at the subsequent
censuses of 1981 and t 99 t. The population of Jalandhar
Mu nlclpal Corporation Is 509,5 10 as recorded at the 1991
Census.
8. Phapara SUA:
The SUA comprises Phagwara Municipal Committee
alongwlth 2 OGs as urban component and I 3 villages as rural
component at the t 971 Census. One village, Phagwara Garbl
(HB No. 74) merged with the town at the 1981 Census.
Henceforth, the position has remained the same tlli 199 I
Census.
Out of the total population of 103,948 at the 1991
Census, 88,3 t 6 belong to the urban and 15,632 rural
component of the SUA.
Phagwara SUA has experienced a growth rate of 61.55 per
cent during t 971·91 . Interestingly, rural component recorded
a faster rate of growth than the urban. Even during 1981·91,
growth rate of rural component (23.46%) Is more than that of
the urban (16.26%).
Phagwara UA has a population of 88,316 at the 1991
Census and continues to be a class II town.
9. Hoshlarpur SUA :
At the time of formation In 1971, the SUA covered
H05hiarpur Municipal Committee and 6 villages. Two of these
six villages merged within the municipal limits of H05hlarpur
during 1971·81. It has undergone changes during the decade
1981·91 as detailed In the preceding discussions. H05hlarpur
SUAas finalised for 1991 Census contains H05hlarpur Municipal
Committee and only one village.
According to 1991 Census, the SUA has a population of
123,845 out of which 122,705 Is urban and 1,140 rural.
During last two decades, the population of the SUA has
Increased by 111.30 percent. Itslgn1fles that the populatloRhas
more than doubled during 1971·91.
Hoshlarpur, the core town, Is experiencing a rapid growth.
Its population has moved up from 57,691 In 1971 to 122,705
In 1991.
10. Padala SUA:
The Municipal Committee ofPatiala (core town) alongwlth
3 OGs, Sanaur Municipal Committee and 31 villages constlt1lted
the limits of SUA at the 197 I Census. Two of the three OGs
of Patlala and one village merged within the municipal limits of
the core town at the 1981 Census. Besides, there was creation
of 2 OGs ofSanaurtown. The 1991 Census witnessed creation
of 6 new OGs of Patlala and thus raising their number to 7. The
composition of other units, however, remained unaltered.
Patlala SUA has a population of 306,599 at the 1991
Census; 270,196 belong to the urban component and the
remaining 36,403 Is rural. The SUA has experienced a growth
rate of 69.46 per cent during past two decades. Interestingly,
rural component registered a faster growth (94.98%) In
comparison to the urban (66.52%). Further between 1971·
81 (36.06%) and 1981·91 (24.55%), the growth rate was
higher In case of the former.
Patlala Municipal Committee, the core town, with a
population of 238,368 In 1991 Is the fourth largest city In the
State.
11. Bathl". SUA :
Initially, In 1971, Municipal Committee of Bathlnda
alongwlth Its 3 OCs constituted the urban and 7 villages formed
the rural component ofthe SUA. All these 3 OCs as also village
Bathlnda (rural) (HB No. 70) rnerged with the core tow n during
1971·81. However, Model Town emerged as an OG of
Bathlnda at the 1981 Census. But this too, merged with the
town limits at 1991 Census. Thus, the constituent units of the
SUA finalised for 1991 Census Include Bathlnda Municipal
Committee and 6 villages as of 1971.
The population of SUA reads as 191,198 at the 1991
Census, out of which 159,042 pertains to the urban component
and 32,156 to the rural component.
The SUA registered a growth rate of 135.94 per cent
during the last two decades. However, between the two
decades, the growth rate has slumped from 79.65 per cent
during 1971·8 I to 3 1.34 per cent during 1981·91.
Bathlnda, the core town, had class II status In 1971. It,
however, attained class I status at the 1981 Census when the
population reached 127,363. According to 1991 Census,
population of Bathlnda Municipal Committee Is 159,042.
U. Mop SUA:
This SUA Included Municipal Committee ofMoga alongwlth
one OG and 6 villages In 1971. This OG merged with the
municipal limits at the 1981 Census. However In 1991, two
new OGs· Duneke (partly) and Landeke have been created; the
later falls out side the SUA limits and thus has been termed as
spill over area.
Out of the total population of 120,164 at the 1991
Census, I 10,507 pertains to urban and 9,657 belongs to rural
component of the SUA.
Out of the total population of 120,164 at the 1991
Census, 1 10,507 pertains to urban and 9,657 belongs to rural
component of the SUA.
During the last two decades, the population of SUA has
Increased by 69.62 per cent. While the urban component
registered a growth rate of79.32 percent, the Increase In rural
part was only 4.75 per cent durin!!, this period. Further, growth
rate of32.83 percent durin!!, 1981·91 was higher than that of
27.70 per cent durin!!, 1971 ·81.
Mosa, the core town, has attained the city status In 1991
Census and Its population Is 108,304.
 143
STATEMlMT-1
Chanpsln Urban Components 01 Standard Urban Anas lylna within die SUA boundary durin, 1981-'1
and nature and reason(s) 01 chana-

Urban Components In

1981 1991 Nalllre and reasons

of man&e between
Name of SUA Name (Status) Area Population Name (StalllS) Area Population 1981-91 (specify)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Pathankot ( 1) Pathankot (MC) 20.98 110,039 ( 1) Pathankot (MC) 22.10 123,930 1. Variation In area of
(I) Lamln (OG) N.A. 2,196 Pathankot (MC) Is due to
(D) Khanpur (OG) N.A. 1,865 computation dIlferences.
(m) DhaId (OG) N.A. 207
2. Portions of three rural
components viz., Khanpur
(81), Lamln (74) and Dhakl
(8s) of 1981 have been
treated as OGs of Pathankot
(MC) In 1991 Censlls.

3. Rural component Rara (339)

has been merled with
Pathankot (MC) In 1991
Census.

Abohar (1) Abohar (MC) 14.17 86,334 ( 1) Abohar (Me) 23.07 107,163 1. Variation In area of Abohar
(MC) Is due to computation
(ilferences.

Flrozpur r
(1 Flrozpur (MC) 11.33 61,162 ( I) Arozpur (MC) 11.33 78,738 1. RaIlway Stadon Cantt. and
(2) FlrozpurCantt. (CB) 20.10} 33,582 (2) Flrozpur (CB) 20.10 53,094 RaIlway Colony (OG) of
(I) RaIlway Station N.A. Flrozpur Cantt. (CB) of
Cantt. and RaIlway N.A. 6,096 1981 has been mer&ed wllh
Colony (OG) Arozpur Cantt. (CB) In
1991 Census.

Ludhiana (1) Ludhlana (M. Corp.) 110.00 607,052 ( 1) Lucl1lana 134.67 1,042,740 1. Increase In area of Ludhlana
(M. Corp.) M. Corp. Is due to Jurisdictional
chan&e durfnl 1981-91.

Jalandhar (1) Jalanclhar (M. Corp.) 79.40 408,196 ( 1) Jalancl1ar 80.41 509,510 1. Part ofvDla&e Suchlplnd HB
(M. Corp.) No. 21 5 stands mer&ed with
Jalandhar (M. Corp.) vide
state &OVL notification no. 31
2 J0/82<-1(2)/1 5806
cit 25.8.83 and resulted In
extension of municipal limits.

(2) Jalandhar Cantt. (CB) 15.62 33,356 ( 2) Jalandhar 15.21 31,520 2. Variation In area of Jalandhar
Cantt. (CB) Cantt. Is due to computation
(ilferences.

Hoshlarpur (1) Hoshlarpur (MC) 21.46 85,648 ( 1) Hoshlarpur (MC) 28.21 122,705 1. VIlIa&e Khwaspur (340) of
1981 has been meraed with
Hoshlarpur (MC) vide Slate
&OVL nodftcadon endst. no.
63.2-3R-8811496
dated 27. 1. 1989.
 144
STATEMENT·j-Condd

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Patiala ( 1) Patiala (MC) 31.20 205,141 ( 1) Padala (MC) 31.20 238,368 1. Portions of six rural
components viz., Ablowal
(33), Ram Maira (34),
Rasulpur Saldan (36), A1lpur
Aralan (37), Jasowal (69)
and Kherf GuJran (176) of
1981 Census hive been
treated as OGs of Patlala
(MC) 111 1991 Census.

(I) Thapar Coliefle of N.A. 1,113 (I) Back sIde of Central N.A. 4,821
En&ineerlng (OG) Jail (OG)
(H) D.C.W. CoIoIiy (OG) N.A. 4,788

(In) Back side ofThapar N.A. 2,019

En&ineerlnll
Colleae (OG)
(Iv) VlIIaae Rasulpur N.A. 1,166
Saldan (OG)

(v) VlIIaae Kherl N.A. 1,117

Gujran side (OG)
(vi) Thapar Colleae of N.A. 1,009
En&ineerlnll (OG)
(vB) Hlra Bash Colony N.A. 418
(OG)

2. Sanaur (MC) 5.18 14,612

(I) Outer Area (OG) N.A. 1,013

(II) Bazlgar Town (OG) N.A. 865

Bathlnda ( 1) Bathlnda (MC) 82.88 124,453 ( I) Bathlnda (MC) 97.00 159,042 1. M~ Town (OG) or
Bathlnda (MC) of 1981 has
been meraed with Bathlnda
(MC) In 1991 Census.

2. Munidpaillmits of Bathlnda
have extended vide state
iOVt. notlftcatlon no. 1 (11)-
78·USLG (1)/50I{Spl.)
dl 13.8.1991.

(I) Model Town (OG) N.A. 2,910

Moga ( I ) MOlla (MC) 16.10 80,272 ( 1) Moga (MC) 16.10 108,304 1. Portion of vlllaae Dune-ke
(16) 0(1981 has been
treated as an OG ofMoga
(MC) In 1991 Census.

(I) Dune-ke (OG) N.A. 2,203

(Flrozpur Road)
 145
STATEHENT-2
Nature of spill over urban area lying outsIde the SUA boundary

Name of
Name of spill over Nature of spill
SUA urban area over urban area

2 3

1. MOgi! 1. Lande-Ke (OG) OG of MOgi! Me lyln~ outside

SUA boundary

STATEMENT-3

Percentage decadal varladon of population 1971 to 1991 for Total, Rural and Urban

TotaV
51. Rural/
No. Name of SUA Urban 1971-81 1981-9\ 197\-91

2 3 4 5 6

I. Batala T 33.64 3.46 38.27

R 35.41 14.50 55.04
U 33.31 1.37 35.14
2. Pathankot T 31.92 18.31 56.07
R (+)3.89 29.06 24.04
U 40.73 16.50 63.95
3. Amritsar T 32.26 18.38 56.57
R 31.39 45.09 90.64
U 32.38 17.62 55.59
4. Abohar T 43.59 25.68 80.46
R 24.08 37.88 71.08
U 46.52 24.13 81.86
5. Firozpur T 8.62 24.36 35.09
R 33.39 11.48 48.70
U 8.32 24.56 34.92
6. Ludhlana T 48.90 71.22 154.94
R 16.47 61.58 88.19
U 51.32 71.77 159.92
7. )alandhar T 33.17 22.40 62.01
R 21.11 19.99 45.32
U 33.87 22.53 64.03
8. Phagwara T 37.73 17.29 61.55
R 35.65 23.46 67.47
U 38.08 16.26 60.54
9. Hoshlarpur T 47.01 43.73 111.30
R (-) 43.87 120.50 23.78
U 48.46 43.27 112.69
10. Patlala T 36.06 24.55 69.46
R 40.73 38.55 94.98
U 35.52 22.88 66.52
11. Bathinda T 79.65 31.34 135.94
R 15.88 76.56 104.59
U 94.99 24.87 143.49
12. Mo~a T 27.70 32.88 69.62
R 10.59 (-) 5.28 4.75
U 30.26 37.67 79.32
 A-5 STANDARD URBAN AREAS
Fly-Leaf
This table gives basic data like civic status, area In sq. Ian.,
density of population persq. Ian., numberofoccupled residential
houses, number of households, houseless and Institutional
population, total population by sexatthe 1991 Census and also
the population at the 1961, 1971 and 1981 Censuses relating
to Standard Urban Areas and each of Its constituent units for
rural and urban areas. The table also gives similar data for the
splll-over urban areas of the S.U.A. in case a town/city has
transcended the boundaryof S. U.A. due to statutory annexation
or IInkagt! of out-growth with urban areas within S.U.A.
The manner of presentation of data In Table A-S Is more
or less the same, as was In the 1981 Census except that the
partkulars of urban splll-over have been shown separately In part
(b) for each S. U.A. In PunJab, there Is only one splIl-over area.
The procedures followed for the presentation of S. U.A. data In
columns 16, 1 7, 18 and 19 of this table are given below:
(I) Whereverthe urban and ruralcomponentsofS.U.A.
relatlngto the I 991 Census do not differ from those
of 1981 Census, their 1961, 1971 and 1981
population have been reproduced from the
corresponding cols. of Table A-V of the 198 I
Census without making any adJustment.
(Ii) If a rural component of 1981 S.U.A. frame has
become an urban component oran outgrowth In the
147
II-A-63/RGI/ND/%
1991 S.U.A.,Its 196 1,1971 and 198 I population
whkh had appeared In Table A-V of 1981 has not
been reflected now In the urban frame In regard to
such units as these were not enJoying urban status
earlier. The rural population of such units have been
reflected In 'Total Rural' In parenthesis for the
1961, 1971 and 198 I Censuses.
(III) Wherever the town(s)/outgrowth(s) which were
Included In the 1981 S.U.A. frame have now been
merged with some other component town(s), the
I 961, 1971 and 198 I population appearing In
Table A-V of 1981 has been added to the respective
towns to which the town(s)/outgrowth(s) have
since merged.
(Iv) If any of the urban splll-over (town/O.G.) area was
rural In earlier census(es), a dash (-) has been put
under the relevant columns on the basis of their
population returned at earlier censuses.
M. Corp. - Municipal Corporation
M.e. - Municipal Committee
C.B. - Cantonment Board
O.G. - Outgrowth
11-8 63/RGI/ND/9h
TABLE A·5 STANDARD URBAN AREAS
 150
A-5 STANDARD

No. of Houseless Populadon

Area Populi- occupied
Standard Urban Area and Qvlc In don Resldendal No. of
State/District Component units Status Km 2 per Km 2 Houses Households Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

PUNJAB All SQnGrd Urban Areas

(a) Areas lyinr wldlln die
SUA bounG"
Total N.A. N.A. 646,613 2,176 7,444 5,921

Urban N.A. N.A. 600,044 2,149 7,380 5,861

Rural 584.66 456 46,569 27 64 60

(b) Spill-over Urban Areas N.A. N.A. 95

Gurdaspur Batala Standard Urban Area

(a) Areas lying within the

SUA boundary
Total N.A. N.A. 19;834 45 184 140

Urban Components
(1) Batala M.C. 8.75 9,829 13,540 45 184 140

(I) Bakewal O.G. N.A. N.A. 706

(i1) Gaunspura O.G. N.A. N.A. 359

(ill) Bhatta Inderflt O.G. N.A. N.A. 292

(Iv) Manianwala O.G. N.A. N.A. 191

(v) Umarpura O.G. N.A. N.A. 165

(vI) Sagarpur O.G. N.A. N.A. 179

(vII) Kotha Malawa O.G. N.A. N.A. 187

(viii Bawallinderjlt O.G. N.A. N.A. 1-41

(Ix) Bhode-di-Khui O.G. N.A. N.A. 124

(x) Alowal O.G. N.A. N.A. 156

(xl) Kharal O.G. N.A. N.A. 83

(xII) Nawan P1nd O.G. N.A. N.A. 85

(xlii) Jhaniwalan O.G. N.A. N.A. 57

(xiv) Havell Chobdaran O.G. N.A. N.A. 39

(xv) Mani Ghauranga O.G. N.A. N.A. 38

Total Urban Group N..A. N.A. 16,342 45 184 140

 151
URBAN AREAS

Total Population (Including Institutional

Institutional Population & Houseless Population)
Population duling 1961-1991
No. of No. of
Households Males Females Households Males Females 1961 1971 1981 1991

10 11 12 '° 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

3,368 37,769 3,937 684,008 2,036,033 1,748,574 1,653,91 I 2,061,736 2,841,174 3,784,612
+(1,659,71 t) +(2,069,622) +(2,846,615)

3,352 37,678 3,920 636,406 1,894,308 1,623,455 1,524,598 1,902,253 2,647,799 3,517,763

16 91 17 47,602 141,725 125,124 129,313 159,483 193,375 266,849

+(135,H3) +(167,369) +(198,816)

95 232 219 451

17 154 2 19,879 66,440 59,013 73,016 90,733 121,255 125,453

15 76 2 13,585 45,440 40,566 62,497 60,784 87,135 86,006

706 2,133 1;842 1,207 2,161 3,975

359 1,386 1,215 1,525 2,076 2,601

292 966 864 782 1,105 1,830

191 712 604 728 941 1,316

165 687 539 450 2,009 1,226

2 78 179 586 506 1,012 860 1,092

187 570 521 770 863 1,091

141 473 409 1,749 541 882

124 426 352 851 666 778

156 422 334 1,475 335 756

83 345 263 928 643 608

85 251 211 973 2,050 462

57 193 147 280 233 340

39 127 111 2,046 270 238

38 83 83 928 78 166

17 154 2 16,387 54,800 48;567 62,497 76,488 101,966 103,367

 , 52
k5 STANDAID

No. of Houseless Population

Aru p~ occupied
Standard Urban Area and CIvIc In don Resldendal No. of
State/DIStrict Component units Status Km2 perKm2 Houses Households M_ FetNIes

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Rural Components

( 1) Said Hubarlk (233) 1.41 426 82

(2) Dhlr (236) 2.00 684 206

(3) Sunlyah (237) 1.63 1,12l 243

(4) Munanwall (238) 2.11 915 303

(5) Dhaulpur (243) 1.92 614 193

(6) Khatib (245) 2.09 410 136

(7) GoIchuwai (246) 1.56 946 257

(8) Pundar (247) 0.76 1,351 154

(9) Koda Nawab (248) 0.97 389 61

( 10) Ahmadabad (249) 0.87 807 113

(J I) Shampur (262) 1.34 300 61

(12) Alma (264) 0.52 83.1 71

( 13) Frindewal (265) 0.32

(14) Sodhpur (266) 0.47 185 15

(15) Kala Nanpl (267) 1.66 142 186

( 16) Kandlala (283) 1.25 444 92

(11) Qutbl Nanpl (284) 0.87 2,444 340

(18) Qlla Tel( Slnlih (285) 1.31 632 156

( 19) Dhupsarl (286) 1.35 613 213

(20) Nawan Plnd (287) 0.99 304 51

(21) Shahabad (293) 2.17 541 210

(22) Sanl3tpura (294) 1.12 138 128

(23) PartapptJ (299) 1.08 449 81

(24) Hissarpura (300) 2.41 555

.
212

Total Rural Group 32.18 686 3,492

(b) Splll-over Urban Ar!as

 153
URBAN AREAS

Total Populidon (lncluclnllnstltutlonal

Instltudonal Populadon s: Houseless Populitlon)
Population durln11961-1991
No. of No. of
Households Males Females Households Males Females 1961 1971 1981 1991

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

82 317 283 286 408 591 600

206 729 638 780 1,011 1,229 1,367

243 954 876 736 1,174 1,416 1,830
303 1,131 926 993 1,451 1,663 2,057
193 615 564 733 833 1,023 1,179
136 443 413 412 498 780 856
257 759 716 590 797 1,075 1,475
154 547 480 440 620 965 1,027
67 146 181 271 249 343 377
113 377 325 409 502 569 702
61 215 187 219 285 401 402
77 217 215 273 334 392 432
3 Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited
15 42 45 44 129 141 87
186 652 580 726 860 1,213 1,232
92 303 252 282 565 814 555
340 1,130 996 306 690 1,616 2,126

156 445 383 573 505 666 828

123 449 379 323 515 761 828

51 152 149 180 228 300 301

210 622 553 620 792 1,035 1,175

128 410 417 477 633 714 827

87 244 241 238 366 484 485

212 691 647 605 800 1,098 1,338

3,492 11,640 10,446 10,519 14,245 19,289 22,086

 154
A·5 STANDARD

No. of Houseless Populadon

Area Popula- occupied
Standard Urban Area and Civic In don Resldendal No. of
State/ Distrlct Component units Status Km2 perKm2 Houses Households Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Gurdaspur Pathankot Standard Urban Area

(a) Area lying within the
SUA boundary
Total N.A. N.A. 25,862 137 292 234

Urban Components
( 1) Pathankot H.C. 22.10 5,608 21,101 117 230 179

(i) Lamin O.C. N.A. )ll.A. 356

(II) Khanpur O.C. N.A. N.A. 298

(Ill) Dhaki O.C. N.A. N.A. H 4 19 13

Total Urban Group N.A. N.A. 21,789 121 249 192

Rural Components

(1) Sarna (247) 1.40 2,543 527 6 14 13

(2) Bahlolpur (248) 0.96 564 93

(3) ]amalpur (253) 2.10 591 183

(4) Bharoll Kalan (317) 2.82 1,463 898

(5) Bharoll Khurd (319) 1.90 • 546 179

(6) Dhald (Part) (320) 0.16

(7) Salin (321) 2.15 158 60

(8) Klngarian (323) 0.51 78 7

(9) Chhotepur (324) 1.13 668 140

(10) Gaudran Lahri (326) 1.37 1,428 300

( 11) Khanpur (Part) (365) 0.60

( 12) Paddlan Lahrl (359) 1.05 599 100 5 12 11

( 13) Gosainpur (360) 1.13 714 115 5 17 18

(14) Chak Madho Slnllh (361) 2.76 183 73

(15) Manwal (364) 5.84 * 634 558

( 16) Lamin (Part) (366) 2.81

(17) Mamun (367) 8.41 550 840

Total Rural Group 37.10 643 4,073 16 43 42

(b) SpUl"()ver Urban Areili

 155
UDAll AREAS

Total Populadon (Incfudlni Insdtudonal

Institutional Population B Houseless Population)
Population durfni 1961-1991
No. of No. of
HooseIlo&ds Males Females Hauseholds Males Females 1961 1971 1981 19.91

10 1\ \2 \l \4 IS 16 17 18 19

\3 96 7 25,999 79,546 72,523 72,770 97,436 128,535 152,069

+(74,582) +(99,337) +(131,947)

12 94 7 21,218 64,865 59,065 57,190 78,192 110,039 123,930

356 1,\24 1,072 2,196

298 984 881 1,865

38 \19 88 207

12 94 7 21,910 67,092 61,106 57,190 78,192 110,039 128,198

533 1,919 1,641 1,295 1,952 2,546 3,560

93 290 251 242 352 528 541

183 640 601 624 937 384 1,241

898 2,031 2.096 1,277 2,302 2,766 4,127

179 558 479 638 646 764 1,037

790 91 121 Uninhabited

60 185 155 3,565 2,734 262 340

7 18 22 41 44 35 40

140 387 368 471 330 475 755

300 1,073 883 714 1,015 1,248 1,956

290 727 1,124 Uninhabited

2 105 333 296 236 341 467 629

120 428 379 322 408 595 807

73 261 245 223 323 426 506

558 1,972 1,733 1,278 1,601 2,332 3,705

827 2,590 1,176 Uninhabited

840 2,359 2,268 2,247 2,851 ;t,247 4,627

2 4,089 12,454 \1,417 15,080 19,244 18,496 23,871

+(17,392) +(21,145) +(21,908)
 156
A·5 STANDARD

No. of Houseless Populadon

Area Popula- occupied
Standard Urban Area and 0vIc In don Residential No. of
State/District Component units Status Km2 perKm2 Houses Househol~ Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9

Amritsar Amritsar Standard Arban Area

(a) Area lying within the

SUA boundary

Total 155.91 4,731 118,9"l7 6

Urban Components

(I) Amrltsar H.COIp. 114.95 6,166 11"l,15S 6

(2) Amrltsar Cantt. C.B. 2.S5 1,3"l5 780

Total Urban Group 117.80 6,050 114,935 6

Rural Components

( 1) Hamldpur (56) "l.18· 278 234

(2) Hahal (70) 3.12 1,268 698

(3) Gumta!a (71) 11.42 660 1,053

(4) Male chak (72) 2.62 726 364

( 5) Pandorf Waralch (120) 7.24 671 698

(6) Nan&all (121) 5.26 626 576

(7) Naushehra (122) "l.27 526 389

Tota! Rural Group 38.11 655 4,012

(b) Splll-over Urban Areas

Flrozpur Abohar Standard Urban Area

(a) Areas lying within the

SUA boundary

Total 105.11 1,163 19,226 40 157 133

Urban Components

(1) Abohar M.C. 2,307 4,645 16,777 40 157 133

Tota! Urban Group 2,307 4,645 16,777 40 157 133

Rural Components

( I ) AJamprfl (37) 23.22 228 824

(2) Abohar (Rural) (38) 48.61 140 1,138

(3) Bun Mollarwaia (39) 10.21 292 487

Total Rural Group 82.04 184 2,449

(b) Splll-over Urban Areas

 157
UItlAN AREAS

Total Population (lnduclnllnstltutJonaj

Institutional Population It Houseless Populallon)
Population ~Jlfna 1961-1991
No. of No. of
Households Males Females Households Males Females 1961 1971 1981 1991

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

151 5,575 867 131,229 392,658 344,973 409,623 471,124 623,090 737,631

147 5,493 867 126,283 376,478 332,357 390,055 454,805 594,844 708,835
3 39 780 2,023 1,809 7,992 3,224 11,040 3,832

150 5,532 867 127,063 378,501 334,166 398,047 458,029 605,884 712,667

234 628 535 985 1,345 1,163 1,163

698 2,113 le 844 1,533 1,962 2,732 3,957

1,079 4,691 2,849 3,549 5,238 3,709 7,540

364 1,055 847 1,026 1,449 1,757 1,902

43 820 2,631 2,229 2,244 2,406 3,810 4,860

581 1,814 1,480 1,210 1,432 2,368 3,294

390 1,225 1,023 1,029 1,263 1,667 2,248

43 4,166 14,157 10,807 11,576 13,095 17,206 24,964

66 742 501 20,540 65,805 56,463 53,894 67,754 97,289 122,268

66 742 501 18,057 57,875 49,288 46,863 58,925 86,334 107,163

66 742 501 18,057 57,875 49,288 46,863 58,925 86,334 107,163

825 2,748 2,545 2,446 3,128 3,830 5,293

1,167 3,613 3,214 3,593 4,~47 5,413 6,827

491 1,569 1,416 992 1,254 1,712 2,985

2,483 7,930 7,175 7,031 8,829 10,955 15,105

 158
A-S STANDARD

No. of Houseless Population

Area Popula- occupied
Stmdard Urban Area and Civic in tIon Residential No. of
State/ District Component units Status Km2 per Km 2 Houses Households Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Firozpur Firozpur Standard Urban Area

(a) Areas lying within the
SUA boundary
Total 33.65 3,971 21,949 64 192 185
Urban Components
( 1) Firozpur M.C. I i.33 6,950 11,569 64 192 185
(2) Firozpur Cantt C.B. 20.10 2,641 ·10,154
Total Urban Group 31.43 4,194 ~ 21,723 64 192 185
Rural Components
( 1) Khushal Singhwala (333) 1.12· 1,297 173
(2) Pir Ahmed Khanwala (340) 1.10 295 53
Total Rural Group 2.22 800 226
(b) Spill-over Urban Areas
Ludhiana Ludhiana Standard Urban Area
(a) Areas lying within the
SUA boundary
Total 239.30 4,593 197,287 728 2,770 1,878
Urban Components
( 1) Ludhiana M.Corp. 134.67 7,743 187,488 728 2,770 1,878
Total Urban Group 134.67 7,743 187,488 728 2,770 1,878
Rural Components
(1) Fatehgari1 Gujran (16) 1.68 229 76
(2) Bhatlan (18) 3.57 910 538
(3) Kadlan (19) 2.14 184 69
(4) Manj (21) 0.87 138 15
( 5) Ladian Kalan (27) 2.77 204 86
(6) Barewal Dogran (30) 1.26· 214 42
(7) Barewal Awana (42) 7.77 285 210
(8) )assian (44) 3.78· 314 271
(9) 8ahadarke (47) 2.77 4i7 162
( 10) )ahangirpur (56) 1.27 325 71
(11) Balra (61) 3.60 433 24S
(12) Kakowal (62) 2.50 420 158
(13) Kanela (63) 2.78 366 162
(14) Nurwala (64) 3.~6 l02 142 ...
(15) Mundan Khurd (176) 2.l0· 856 325
 159
URBAN AREAS

Total Population (including Institutional

Institutional Population & Houseless Population)
Population during 1961-1991
No. of No. of
Households Males Females Households Males Females 1961 1971 1981 1991

10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19

31 2,123 217 25,268 69,428 64,181 98,856 98,904 107,434 133,609

24 1,836 155 13,850 41,909 36,829 51,605 56,138 61,162 78,738

7 287 62 11,133 26,588 26,506 46,327 41,571 44,678 53,094
31 2,123 217 24,983 68,497 63,335 97,932 97,709 105,840 131,832

226 756 697 769 922 1,296 1,453

59 175 149 155 273 308 324
285 931 846 924 1,195 1,594 1,777

2,832 22,298 860 203,808 611,973 487,091 282,264 431,105 641,911 1,099,064

2,831 22,296 860 193,862 580,961 461,779 257,446 401,176 607,052 1,042,740
2,831 22,296 860 193,862 580,961 461,779 257,446 401,176 607,052 1,042,740

76 213 172 191 241 332 385

552 1,855 1,394 791 807 1,513 3,249
2 70 207 186 204 295 372 393
15 60 60 12 66 98 120
86 297 267 282 399 498 564
42 144 126 149 171 192 270
210 1,211 1,005 1,240 1,822 1,560 2,216
271 677 509 471 830 1,357 1,186
162 616 540 786 977 1,271 1,156
71 219 194 143 209 656 413
246 816 743 497 759 1,020 1,559
158 560 489 510 65-4 829 I,O'W
• 162 554 464 412 415 703 1,018
142 542 473 438 563 778 1,015
325 1,053 915 640 813 906 1,968
 160

A·S STANDARD

No. of i:touseless Populadon

Area Popula- occupied
Standard Urban Area and Civic In don Residential No. of
State/District Component units Status Km 2 per Km 2 Houses Households Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

(1 (>. logiana ( 191) 1.84 15.57 796

(17) Lohara (216) 4.58 1,097 851

(18) Bulara (219) 3.24 494 262

(19) Brahman Majra (220) 1.83- 826 282

(20) Gill (221) 15.01 826 1,780

(2 I) Dugrf (222) 3.19 1,365 810

(22) Phullanwai (223) 3.31 876 441

(23) Tharike (230) 4.84- 463 403

(24) Jhanda (231) 3.88- 435 282

(25) Ayali Kalan (232) 5.60 468 404

(26) Fatehpur (233) 2.23 251 82

(27) Baius (246) 2.94 441 206

(28) Baddowal (248) 9.72 378 628

Total Rural Group 104.63 538 9,799

(b) Spill-over Urban Areas

)alandhar Jalandhar Standard Urban Area

(a) Area Iyin~ within the

SUA boundary

Total 117.94 4,822 94,961 60 162 131

Urban Components

( 1) Jalandhar M.Corp. 80.41 6,336 83,810 60 162 131

(2) Jalandhar untt C.B. 15.21 2,072 6,270

Total Urban Group 95.62 5,658 90,080 60 162 131

Rural Components

(1) Na~a (227) 2.57 571 257

(2) Khuria (309) 1.20· 1,553 329

(3) Dhaliwal (311 ) 1.64· 1,000 278

(4) Kingra (314) 3.48 689 419

( 5) Mithapur (317) 1.79 1,402 461

(6) Luhar Nan~1 (318) 0.42 1,174 80-

(7) Sabhana (319) 0.57 1,796 87

 161
URBAMAREAS

Total Populadon (indudlng InsdlUdonai

InsdlUdonal Population & Houseless Population)
Populadon during 1961-1991
No, of No, of
Households Males Females Households Males Females 1961 1971 1981 1991

10 II 12 13 1~ 15 16 17 18 19

915 2,166 699 3~9 536 823 2,865

851 2,726 2,298 1,549 1,872 2,450 5,02~

273 852 749 923 1,373 1,388 1,601

282 843 '669 151 187 234 1,512
1,781 5,028 4,398 5,353 4,564 3,180 9,426
810 2,377 1,977 1,578 2,162 2,313 4,354
441 1,561 1,339 1,049 1,339 1,730 2,900
403 1,175 1,065 1,475 1,608 1,962 2,240
282 931 756 772 1,015 1,155 1,687

404 1,385 1,235 1,570 1,937 2,330 2,620

82 282 277 295 552 643 559

206 695 602 674 901 1,143 1,,297

628 1,967 1,711 2,31~ 2,862 3,423 3,678

2 9,946 31,012 25,312 24,818 29,929 34,859 56,324

157 5,205 916 100,818 302,348 266,416 287,943 348,915 464,666 568,764
+(288,332) +(349,412) +(465,281)

152 5,187 893 89,660 272,472 237,038 229,092 296,106 408,196 509,510

3 II 12 6,277 15,313 16,207 42,461 33,724 33,356 31,520

ISS 5,198 905 95,937 287,785 253,245 271,553 329,830 441,552 541,030

257 754 713 926 1,068 1,192 1,467

r 7 329 1,025 839 1,176 1,560 1,781 1,864

278 841 799 1,010 1,116 1,451 1,640

419 1,295 1,102 1,642 1,658 2,193 2,397

461 1,275 1,234 1,722 1,663 2,121 2,509

80 242 251 202 254 361 493

87 539 485 563 697 685 1,024

 }62
A·S STANDARD

No. of Houseless Population

Area Popula- occupied
Standard Urban Area and Ovlc In don Residendal No. of
Statel District Component units Status Km 2 per km 2 Houses Households Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

(8) Sabowal (320) 0.62" 1,435 125

(9) Suchipind (Part) (323) 0.91

(10) Chohak (341) 2.12 339 III

( I I ) Nangal Shama (345) 1.18* 1,797 350

( 12) Aladinpur (383) 0.20 2,645 91

(13) Sufi pind (385) 1.80 1,763 649

( I 4) Khusrapur (386) 0.61 2,716 306

( 15) Sansarpur (387) 790 ...

•
1.34 3,085

( I 6) Halotali (38S) 0.11

(17) Dhlr (389) 1.76 1,771 548

Total Rural Group 22.32 1,243 4,881

(b) Spill-over Urban Areas

Kapurthala Phagwara Standard Urban Area

(a) Area lying within the

SUA boundary

Total N.A. N.A. 17,898 69 200 182

Urban Components

( 1) Phagwara M.C. 16.00 5,198 ___ - -14,202 69 200 182

(i) Mohalla Goblndpura O.G. N.A. N.A. 453

(ii) Kot Rani O.G. N.A. N.A. 408

Total Urban Group N.A. N.A. 15,063 69 200 182

Rural Components

(1) Hajipur (46) 1.70 65 16

(2) Mehat (82) 2.82 942 459

(3) Khangura (86) 1.5 I 560 139

(4) Chak Hakim (89) 1.6 I 788 239

( 5) Phagwara Sharkl (90) 7.90 216 284

(6) Narang Shahpur (92) 2.40 620 275

(7) Dhakman (104) 0.29

( 8) Thakarkl (106) 1.15" 583 117

 163
uUANARfAS

Total Populadon (lndudln, Instltudonal

Insdtudonal Populadon & Houseless Populadon)
Population durin, 1961-1991
No. of No. of
Households Males Females Households Males Females 1961 1971 1981 1991

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

125 462 428 429 628 788 890

871 1,168 1,677 Uninhabited

111 393 325 452 513 674 718
350 1,093 1,028 1,261 1,359 1,599 2,121

91 285 244 194 377 469 529

649 1,687 1,487 1,339 1,859 2,055 3,174

306 • 869 .788 868 857 1,115 1,657

790 2,186 1,948 2,358 2,589 2,768 4,134

... Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited

10 548 1,617 1,500 1,377 1,719 2,185 3,117

2 7 11 4,881 14,563 13,171 16,390 19,085 23,114 27,734

+(16,779) +(19,582) +(23,729)

22 169 21 18,688 56,306 47,642 48,543 64,346 88,623 103,948

22 169 21 14,884 45,060 38,103 37,967 52,622 72,499 83,163,

525 1,517 1,180 1,469 1,990 2,697

415 1,315 1,141 921 1,472 2,456

22 169 21 15,824 47,892 40,424 37,967 55,012 75,961 88,316

16 58 53 45 63 75 111

459 1,440 1,216 1,678 1,925 2,208 2,656

139 443 403 529 632 788 846

239 686 582 686 806 1,115 1,268

313 893 811 1,271 314 1,077 1,704

275 771 716 770 1,056 1,209 1,487

/
... Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited

117 352 319 439 547 673 671

12-A---63/RGI/N D/96
 164
A·5 STANDARD

No. of Houseless Population

Area Popula- occupied
Standard Urban Area and Civic In tion Residential No. of
State/District Component units Status Km 2 perKm2 Houses Households Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

(9) Sadarpur (107) 0.53

(10) Khera (108) 1.29 1,334 286
( I I )Chachoki (110) 2.22 1,540 686
(12) Nangal ( 111) 1.84 951 334
Total Rural Group 25.26 619 2,835
(b) Spill-over Urban Areas

Hoshiarpur Hoshlarpur Standard Urban Area

(a) Area lying within the
SUA boundary

Total 31.18 3,972 21,627 81 181 152

Urban Components

I. Hoshlarpur M.C. 28.21 4,350 ? 1.433 70 160 134

Total Urban Group 2B.21 4,350 21,433 70 160 134

Rural Components :

I. Fatehgarh Nlara (38B) 2.97 384 194 11 21 18

Total Rural Group 2.97 384 194 11 21 18

(b) Spill-over Urban Areas

Patiala Patiala Standard Urban Area

(a) Area lying within

the SUA boundary

Total N.A. N.A. 53,377 201 526 512

Urban Components

I. Patiala M.e. 31.20 7,640 41,718 194 506 489

(i) Backside of Central )all O.G. N.A. N.A. 957

(ill D.e.W. Colony O.G. N.A. N.A. 1,342

(iii) Backside of Thappar

Engg. College O.G. N.A. N.A. 393

(iv) Village Rasulpur Saldan O.G. N.A. N.A. 174

(v I Village Kheri Gujran side O.G. N.A. N.A. 184

(vi I Thappar College of Engg. O.G. N.A. N.A. 140

(vii) Hlra Bagh Colony O.G. N.A, N,A, 87

-~ .--~~~---
 165
URBAN AREAS

Total Population (Including Institutional

Institutional Population & Houseless Population)
Population during 1961-1991
No. of No. of
Households Males Females Households Males Females 1961 1971 1981 1991

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

... Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited IS Uninhabited

286 902 819 1,178 1,381 1,535 1,721

686 1,927 1,192 3,278 1,775 2,977 3,419

334 942 807 702 832 990 1,749

2,864 8,411 7,218 10,576 9,334 12,662 15,632

22,307 65,988 57,857 51,561 58,612 86,165 123,845

+(54,660) +(64,100) +(87,579)

22,102 65,378 57,327 50,739 57,691 85,648 122,705

22,102 65,378 57,327 50,739 57,691 85,168 122,705

205 610 530 822 921 517 1,140

205 610 530 822 921 517 1,140

+(3,921) +(6,409) +(1,931)

28 242 372 57,296 161,214 145,355 153,167 180,928 246,163 306,599

18 208 372 44,897 124,352 114,016 131,140 150,816 205,141 238,368

957 2,596 2,225 4,821

I,H2 2,606 2,182 4,788

393 1,085 934 2,019

209 642 524 1,166

193 626 491 1.117

110 726 283 555 1.113 1.009

87 225 193 418

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A·5 STANDARD

No. of Houseless Population

Area Popula· occupied
Standard Urban Area and Civic In lion Residential No. of
State/District Component units Status Km2 perKm2 Houses Households Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

2. Sanaur M.e. 5.18 2,821 2,228 7 20 23

(i) Outer Area O.G. N.A. N.A. 160

(Ii) Barigar Town O.G. N.A. N.A. 130

Total Urban Group N.A. N.A. 47,513 201 526 512

Rural Components

(I) Raunl (20) 2.95 536 239

(2) Ablowal (21) 5.74 420 394

(3) Sidhoowal {22} 6.52 305 331

(4) jassowal (23) 3.60· 345 IB4

(5) Seuna (28) 7.05 425 478

(6) Jhill (29) 4.52 427 303

(7) Hassanpur Prohatan (30) 2.45· 332 124

(8) Alipur Aralan (31 ) 6.30 458 463

(9) Daulatpur (32) 0.91 303 37

(10) Nasirpur (71) 0.73" 62 3

( I I) Shekhpura (72) 0.68 6,512 630

(12) Falaull (73) 2.29 162 62

( 13) Rasulpur Saidan (74) 2.03 194 64

(14) Dealwal (7S) 1.33" 385 75

(IS) Kamen (76) 1.49 2,533 847

( 16) )alalpur (77) 1.58 691 179

( 17) Bir Sanaur ( 111) 1.34

(18) Noor Kherian (113) 4.31 324 192

( 19) Sahib Na&ar Urf Then (114) 1.24 1,702 320

(20) Chaura (115) 5.01 308 232

(21) Arai Majra (116) 1.40 438 100

(22) Kheri Gujran (117) 3.81 306 186

(23) Dhamo Majra ( liB) 4.58" 149 107

(24) Malo Majra (119) 3.59 103 46

(25) Hail Maira (120) 1.33 111 31

 167
URBAN AREAS

Total Populadon (Includlni Insdtudonal

Institudonal Populadon & Houseless Populadon)
Populadon durini 1961-1991
No. of No. of
Households Males Females Households Males Females 1961 1971 1981 1991

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

2 4 2,448 7,679 6,933 9,007 10,299 13,031 14,612

167 535 478 1,013
139 444 421 918* 603* 865
• Includes outer area also
20 212 372 50,972 141,516 128,680 140,447 162,258 219,888 270,196

4 17 287 878 703 427 636 817 1,581

426 1,277 1,131 1,376 1,002 1,887 2,408
2 5 334 1,057 931 944 1,052 1,804 1,988
184 661 580 690 838 1,090 1,241
491 1,597 1,397 1,186 1,637 2,040 2,994
347 1,035 895 709 1,106 1,376 1,930
124 431 383 386 474 640 814
528 1,507 1,377 1,277 1,575 2,161 2,884
44 ISO 126 151 184 299 276
II 39 6 78 47 46 45
734 2,523 1,905 165 1,571 3,110 4,428
2 8 62 207 163 43 98 123 370
64 214 180 383 745 780 394
83 292 220 255 373 472 512
871 2,001 1,773 21 27 168 3,774
179 590 501 565 731 874 1,091

13 Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited

192 715 683 674 9H 1,169 1,398
323 1,154 956 817 1,066 1,679 2,110
242 854 690 543 1,146 652 1,544
112 342 271 72 225 567 613
195 644 521 546 720 880 1,165
107 371 310 472 656 715 681
46 192 179 238 252 313 371
31 84 64 81 164 220 148
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A-S STANDARD

No. of Houseless Population

Area Popula- occupied
Standard Urban Area and Civic In tion Residential No. of
StateJDismct Component units Status Km2 perKm2 Houses Households Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

(26) Bir Kheri Gujran (201) 1.70* III 35

(27) Sular (202) 2.38 417 134

(28) BlrMoti Bagh (203) 5.17 II 14

(29) Ghalori (204) 3.84 51 22

( 30) Dalanpur (205) 0.92 229 32

Total Rural Group 90.79 401 5,864

(b) Spill-over Urban Areas

Bathinda Bathinda Standard Urban Area

(a) Area lying within the

SUA boundary

Total 199.94 956 36,029 112 332 244

Urban Components

{1) Bathinda M.C. 97.00 1,640 28,840 112 332 244

Total Urban Group 97.00 1,640 28,840 112 332 244

Rural Components

(1 ) Phus Mandl (38) 4.04 375 259

(2) Bhagu (39) 11.64 158 262

(3) Gobindpura (105) 27.91* 215 888

(4) Mehna (108) 8.35 1,563 4,241

(5) Bhucho Kalan (109) 32.90 179 958

(6) Bhucho Khurd (110) 18.10 213 581

Total Rural Group 102.94 312 7,189

(b) Spill-over Urban Areas

Faridkot Moga Standard Urban Area

(a) Area lying within the

SUA boundary

Total N.A. N.A. 19,616 738 2,442 2,130

Urban Components

(I) Moga M.C. 16.10 6,727 17,757 718 2,342 2,0&

(i) Duneke (Firozpur Road) O.G. N.A. N.A. 304 20 100 50

Total Urban Group N.A. N.A. 18,061 738 2,442 2,130

 169
URBAN AREAS

Total Population (Including Institutional

Institutional Population & Houseless Population)
Population during 1961-1991
No. of No. of
Households Males Females Households Males Females 1961 1971 1981 1991

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

36 102 86 Uninhabited 431 863 188

184 557 436 278 706 769 993

14 35 20 124 11 134 55

31 100 9-6 170 209 514 196

42 119 92 36 74 113 211

8 30 6,324 18,728 16,675 12.]20 18,670 26,275 36,403

20 250 138 37,804 100,440 90,758 64,765 81,035 145,576 191,198

20 250 138 30,495 85,286 73,756 53,176 65,318 127,363 159,042

20 250 138 30,495 85,286 73,756 53,176 65,318 127,363 159,042

265 798 717 990 1,217 1,335 1,515

279 965 872 1,330 1,536 1,750 1,837

949 3,190 2,818 1,420 4,131 5,459 6,008

4,241 5,099 7,948 1,457 1,542 1,163 13,047

984 3,098 2,795 4,017 4,332 4,882 5,893

591 2,004 1,852 2,375 2,959 3,624 3,856

7,309 15,154 17,002 11,589 15,717 18,213 32,156

31 915 36 20,372 63,857 56,307 58,009 70,844 90,467 120,164

28 908 30 18,490 57,511 50,793 50,741 61,625 80,272 108,304

324 1,214 989 2.203

28 908 30 18,814 58,725 51,782 50,741 61,625 80,272 110.507

 1.70
A·5 STANDARD

No. of Houseless Populadon

Area Popula- cx:cupled
Standard Urban Area and Civic In don Resldendal No. of
State/District Component units Status Km 2 perKm2 Houses Households Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Rural Components

( 1) Moga lit Singh (35) 14.50· 10 30

(2) Nawan Moga (37) 3.77 323 208

(3) Bughlpura (57) 9.32- 356 533

(4) Bahena (58) 5.H 437 369

(5) Duneke (Part) (59) 3.41

(6) Talwandi Bhangerian (65) 7.76 340 415

Total Rural Group 44.10 219 1,555

(b) Spill-over Urban Area

OG ofMoga Town of SUA

but Iyin!! outside SUA
boundary

( 1) Landeke (ASR Road) O.G. N.A. N.A. 95

Total Spill-over Urban Area N.A. N.A. 95

Notes:
I.· Marginal variation in area figures In 1981 and 1991 Census Is due to computation differences.
2. + Population given within parenthesis under columns 16, 17 and! 8 are based on 1981 set up.
3. M. Corp. stands for Municipal Corporation
M.e. stands for Municipal Committee
e.B. stands for Cantonment Board
O.G. stands for Out-growth
 171
URBAN AREAS

Total Population (Including Institutional

Institutional Population & Houseless Population 1
Population during 1961-1991
No. of No. of
Households Males Females Households Males Females 1961 1971 1981 1991

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

30 79 67 332 696 290 146

208 670 547 766 901 1.125 1,217
533 1,755 1,566 2,193 2,787 3,070 3,321

369 1,264 1,072 1,471 1,784 1,937 2,336

1,009 1,208 1,660 Uninhabited

3 7 6 418 1,364 1.273 1,497 1,843 2,113 2,637

3 7 6 1,558 5,132 4,525 7,268 9,219 10,195 9,657

95 232 219 451

95 232 219 451

 BATALA
STANDARD URB
( District G
urdasp
AN AREA 10
Gurdaspur
_ 5000
Metr•• IOOO
i;;j;;
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lIr ,Punjab
Kilomefr~s

GROWTH OF
OF THE SUAPOPIJLATION
1981-91
140,

i20
100
i
~
f-
o
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ffi -GO I

~ 40j IX ~ Z
20 1il ~
1.1 0:
O~ U~ From
Amrltstlr
Read growth of specific urba
components
the SUA. Qn the secle of n

BOLHlAR Y.ST ANDMD lIRB

" URBAN AN AREA ..
,_ - To
M.hta

. AGGLOMERAT
OTHER TOWN 10N/ MUNICIPAL TOW
" VILLAGE ... . . , .. N AREA Code No, Nam. of Village
uNINHABITED VILLA WITH LOCATION CODE" ., ... Pundor
URBAN BUILT GE WITH LOCATIO NUMBER, ,
248 Kotla Nawab
RAILWAY UP I AREA " N CODE NUMBER
249 Ahmodobqd
. • BROAD GAUG .. .
262 Shompur
NATIONAL HIGHWAY E
oTHER ROADS. WITH, NUMBER 2&4 Alma
233 Sald~ik
PLANTATION IORCH . . .
WATE R BODIES ARDS .... "
243 Ohaulpur
OUT GROWTH ; TANK / POND, 265 FrindlWt11
O.G.
GROWTH RATE
OF RURAL P~P~LATIO~' 19'
BI-91(INP
., " ,. , ... 266 Sadhpur
284 Oufbi Nongal
GAIN 30. 01 AND A ER CENT)
30 eOVE .. fI"l 285 &.ilo Tek Singh
{ 00 AND BEL EJ 286 Dhup.ari
LOSS {ABOVE 30' 00 OW .. 0 287 Nawanpind
293 Shohabad
294 Sangofpura
299 , Parfapgarh
300 Mluarpura
1 Grewl'n
Out (0 G.)
. BAKEWAL 0 G Ix SHODE - 01-' KHUI
II GAUNSPURA 0 G x ALOWAL O,G O.G.
iii BHATT A The blenk balS .Indicate
of urb
iv INDER,IIT OG xi KHARAl O.G em population. negotive grow!n
MARRIANWALA 0. ' xii NAW ANPiND O,G
v U G
MARPURA xiii "'HA RIWALAN OJ>
vi OG,
xiv
~ANI
SAGARPUR HIWELI CHOBDARAN
vII KOHIE D.G, xv O,G.
vIII 8 ' . MALAWA O.G GHAURANGA 01>
\ AWAL, INDERJIT 0,"-

josed upon S
r! the Survf!YO~rvGey
,!roeroi 10 P with
cf Ind'rno
of Indio . the perrni S51'In
.
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 AMRITSAR
STANDARD URBAN AREA
( District Amrltsor,Punjob )
Mitres 1000 e.oo c
liiiiiiilii;;;;;iIiiiii__;;;I;;;;oiiiiiiii.t.iiiiiiiiiiiil3. K!lometres

The blank bar Indicates n.~a"ve 9rowth

of urb(1n population

GROWTH RATE OF POPULATION 1981-91 (IN PER CENT)

70 . 01 AND ABOVE '" ..... .•
30.01-50.00 . . . . . . . l1l"i
BOUNDARY, STANDARD URBAN AREA .. .. ..

MUNICIPAL TOWN AREA

--- 30 . 00 AND BELOW
NIL
..
.... N
EA

VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER .. c~.~~~'~=~ GROWTH OF POPULA. TlOII

OF THE SUA 1981-91

URBAN BUILT upl AREA . ···~IsD 70

RAILWAY, BROAD GAUGE @
6 ~
NHI 0:
NATIONAL HIGHWAY WITH NUMBER

5T A TE HIGHWAY WITH NUMBER

OTHER ROADS·
SH21

§:: ~~
~:30 .: ~

:i
0.. '. ~
PLANT A TlON/ORCHARDS

WATER BODIES: TANKS/LAKES.

~:
Read growft'l of specific urban components
on thescol. ofth. SUA.

Baltd upo~ Survey of India map with thl pllmlulon

© Government 01 india Copyrl9lt • 1997.
of the Sur'ieyor General of India,
 ABOHAR
STANDARD URBAN AREA
( District Firozpur, Punjab)
Melres 1000 500 0 2 3 Kilometres
~iiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijj;;;;;j~
From
Fazilka

39
• Burj MOhQrWala./.:S::·~::: :':':::::
.. -:-:- :. -:-:-:. -- .. ,(.: ::::::::::::::::::::

From Sri
GOlIlJanavor

BOUNOARY,STANOARD URBAN AREA ..

MUNICIPAL TOWN AREA ..
GROWTH OF POPULATION
VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER ~._::37-==~ OF THE SUA 1981-91
URBAN BUILT UP/AREA
~R{D ..J
.. ..._.lW __
RAILWAY,BROAD GAUGE .. ..
NHI5
':::."
It
NATION.\L HIGHWAY WITH NUMBER .. a: z
40
'a:"

Ii
STATE HIGHWAY WITH NUMBER. . .sH14 ~ m
ORCHARDS.. .' [Q O=rcm ~30
u
GROWTH RATE OF RURAL POPULATION 1981-91 (IN PER CENT l 11:20
LIJ
70 . 01 AN) ABOVE • IL
Z 10
30 . 01 - 50. 00 ~
30 . 00 AND BELOW . ~ 0

Read growth of urban complInen' on

the .cale af the SUA.

Based upon Survey of Indio mop with the permission ~ Government 01 !ndia Copyrioht • 199 7 ,
Of 1he Surveyor General of Indio.
 FIROZPUR
STANDARD URBAN AREA
( District ~irozpur ~Punjab )

...tr.11000 500 0 2 3 KlIoIItirn

_BOUNDARY, STANDARD URBAN AREA

" MUNICIPAL TOWN AREA
.................., •
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
---
r
L. -
__-- - --"
___ ...J'
3~3
" VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER.. .. •. •• ..
URBAN BUILT UP/AREA ........ .. . . . . . . . . . . .. ~ /c:::::z3
RAILWAY, BROAD GAUGE . . . . . .
_iJi_
SH!8
STATE HIGHWAY WITH NUMBER -.
OTHER ROADS . . . . . . . . . . -.
PLANTATION/ORCHARDS ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I~ $ ~.o t\ I
GROWTH RATE OF' RURAL POPULATION 1981-91 (IN PER CENT I
30 . 00 AND BELOW.- ~

Based upon Survey of India map with the permIssIon

of the Surveyor General of India.
 LUDHIANA
STANDARD URBAN AREA
{ District ludlli.n.,Punjab I
Net... 10qO 520 9 1 f Kllomltr ••f

BOUNDARY, STANDARD URBAN AREA ...

" MUNICIPAL TOWN AREA .. .. ..
.... ---
.. VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER .... ~== ==i3Q====; GROWTH OF POPULATION
URBAN 8UILTUP/AREA. ~Lr:::.:::J OF THE SUA 1981-81
RAILWAY, BROAD GAUGE. . IIIi. z
NATIONAL HIGHWAY WITH NUMBER .. MHI 4111 oJ :i
STATE HIGHWAY WITH NUMBER. .. .. .. .. . SH ,. C( !i
70 ~
OTHER ROAOS.. . . ..... ...... .. .. _ __ «
GROWTH RATE OF RURAL POPULATION 19BI-91 (IN PER CENT) 110
70,01 AND ABOVE .. .. .. " .• 50
50,OJ - 10·00 . . . . . . . . ..
GAIN ( 30'01 - 50'00.. .. .. . .I!"J Cod. No. Nam. of Village
30'00 AND BELOW . .. .. .. Zl 220 Brohman Majra
LOSS {ABOVE 30·00 .. .. .. .. .. ...0 21 Manj
30·00 AND BELOW .........6.
10

o
Rtod vrowth of urbon component
on Ihe .col. at 11M SUA.

a.lld upon Survey 0' IndiA map with the p.rmission © Gov.,,.,,..,t of india CocIrrl9ht , Itl?
01 thl Su.. lyo. Glnlrlt of Indl.
 JALANDHAR
URBAN AREA
STANDARD Punjabl
. t rl·ct·
(DIS 1
Jalandhar. 2 3Kilomotro.
Metre. lOClhO~
500~O~~iiiiiiiiiiiili_ __

The blon~ ~~ba~·nc!icat•• nega'""

population.
~~rmOhOI growth 0

""~''',
R

,,~
A. .. .... ..
. . ..' .. ---
""~._
_".='':'~

.. 0:
STANDA D URBAN ARE ..
.. ,L.
____ _ 32Q. __ -' POPULATION

/ ~
_
GROWTH 1981-91
" ' ' ' ' 'OW, ....... _",...... OF THE SU

" W'.. .~.~VILLAGE WITH '''" ,~ ",."......... . "1§8J

M" ,"'00' "~
... _____
...J
Z
<
UNINHABITED UP I AR E.A . .. . NH ,

URO"'~ NU~BER
Ii'" 30j a::~. ~
.': ~I __
BUILT
RAILWAY, BROAD
GAUGE..
WITH .
.
.....
., .. .... SH 23
~ 20
NA nONAl HIGHWA :ITH NUMBER .' .. .
It' .

OTHER
" ' " ROADS
''"'''' l POPUlA
. nON 1981-91 !" ... ' " ' ' •
E OF RURA _ 'SaVE ~ on the scale 0
s ecific urban
Reod growth Of, ;he SUA.
,"OW," ' " " 0 ". " .. Q
30 . 01 - 50 . 00 Cod. No. Nam• of Village
30 . 00 AND BELOW 383 Alodinpur
386 Khu"opur
323 Such; Pind

d
upon Survey
of India map WI'th the permission @ . hi • 1997.
Government 0 , Indio COPY"9
3ase
·)f the S~rveyor Genera , of '"dia.
 To
PHAGWARA

,
HOlhlOrpur
STANDARD URBAN AREA
( District Kapurthala, Punjab I
Metr.s 1000 SOO 0 I 2 ~ KHometre.

-l-"
Phallworo "
Sharki •

90 \
~~~

DISTRICT
JALANDHAR

To
Ludhlono

BOUNDARY, DISTRICT .. .. .. ..

""
. .....•....•... "
STANDARD URBAN AREA. .. .. .. ..
URBAN AGGLOMERATION I MUNICIPAL TOWN AREA .
..---
., _ . _ . _

..-
., - / _

·.i~~~1I:~~-1
.. VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER .. . ...
URBAN BUILT UPI AREA • . . • . . . , .. "
UNINHABITED VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER •. x 107
RAILWAY, BROAD GAUGE A
NATIONAL HIGHWAY WITH NUMBER.. N H.

OTHER ROADS.. .. .. •• .. GROWTH OF POPULATION

ORCHARDS . . . • , • • . • . • . . . . • . . . :·.lhlUi[fijJ OF THE SUA 1981-91

......
OUT GROWTH • • . . • . . . • • . . . • . . . O,G. 70
GROWTH RATE OF RURAL POPULATION 1981- 91 (IN PER CENT)
60
70 . 01 AND ABOVE . "
....
GAIN 50. 01 - 70 . 00 . z
LII
50

[ 30.01-50.00 ........ . .. ~ U
a:
40 ..J
.. ~
~ ~
30 . 00 AND BELOW . LII
a. )0
LOSS[ 30 . 00 AND BELOW . .. .. 6.

~i
~
Cod. No. Name of villOli. 20
110 Chachokl 10
92 NorGnli Shahpur
0
R.ad ,rowlh of .p.elfle urb. components
Out Growth (0. G.) on the scale ot the SUA
I MOHALLA GOSINOPURA O.G.
il KC'T RANI aGo

Based upon Survey of India mop with the permission

of the Surveyor General of Indio. @ Gov......". 01 lncIIa Copyrlfl' , IItT.
 HOSHIARPUR
STANDARD URBAN AREA
( District Hoshiarpur ,Punjab )
Metres 1000 500 0 2 3 Kilometres

GROWTH OF POPULATION
OF THE SUA 1981-91

BOUNDARY , STANDARD URBAN AREA..

"
., .. .. .. .. ., .. .. ..
MUNICIPAL TOWN AREA . . . . . . . . . . . . . , __ .. _..-
- --

II VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER ..

URBAN BUILT UP I AREA .

RAILWAY, BROAD GAUGE. ., .. .. .. .. .' .. .. ..
STATE HIGHWAY WITH NUMBER,. , . . , ., .. SH22

OTHER ROADS ., ,. .. ., .. .. .. .. .,
PLANT ATION I ORCHARDS . .. .. .. ..
GROWTH RATE OF RURAL POPULATION 1981-91 (IN PER CENT)
70 .01 AND ABOVE .' '. .' " .. .. •

Based upon Survey of India map with the permission © Go _ _ ,t of india C0I)1'IQIIt • 1997.
of the Surveyor General of India.
 PATIALA
STANDARD URBAN
(District Patlal P . AREA
1000 500 0 0, unJab)
Metres 3Kllom.tr.~

From Nabh

The blank bor Indicat es

of urban POPulation. negative growth

OF THE S ~APOPULA
GROWTH 0
TI ON
1961-91
BOUNDARY, STA NDARD URBAN AREA
URBAN .AGGLOMER " .. .. . . .. .
AriON !MUNIC .

~~5~-~2
OTflER TOWN IPAL TOWN AREA
" VILLAGE WITH .. . . .
URBAN BUILT U"
.-1 AREA,
LOCII.TION CODE NUM
BER. .~I~:-··I
UNINHABITED VILLAGE WI;H' L~' ... ' .. . . . . . ' .. ..
RAILWAY, BROAD GAUGE WI CATION CODE NUMBER ..
STATE HIGHWAY W TH STATION ..
OTHER ROADS ITH NUMBER.

:~:w::o~:~,'. .~';'~;;,1
FOREST .
PLANTATION/O~~~~~~ .
Reod growth of ..
compon.ents on th s.peClflC urban
OF RURAL POPULATI . . _Q_Q_J SUA. • scat. of the
GAIN [ ON .9HIN PE
1981- . O.G.
70'Ot AND R CENT)
ABOVE
50 01 - 70·00 •
Note -1981 Populotion of .
~OZ19ar
3001 -
30' 00 a
5000
BELOW·
•
~ Qnd Outer Area 0
are not ovoilobl .. of Sonour U A
Town O.G.

LOSS rABOVE 30 00 f:J

O UT GROWTH (0 G)
• '.porot I
e y.
LDATA
30' 00 B BELOW 0A
COLON~ C:NTRAL
N ..... ' I BACK SlOE 0 . . OF PAT IALA Me
OT AVAILABLE. N.A.
U II O.C.w JAIL O.G. ..
III BACKSIDtO ·G ..
IV VILLAGE
V VILLAGE Z~SULPUR
f' TNAPAR ENGINtERING
SAIDAN O.G CDLLtGE O.G.
Cod. No Nom. of Village
COCt.
RI
GUJRAN SIDE 0 G
CO:O~yOF
VI THAPAR
71 Nasirpur VII HIRA BAGH ENGINEERING O.G.

72. Shokhpura OUT GROWTH (0 O·G.

I OUTER AREA .G.lDF SANAUR M.C.
75 DeolwoJ G
114 Shahlb Nagar Urf Theri iI SAZIGAR TOWNo. O.G.
.

Based upon Survey of India

of the Survoyor G map wllh the permi,slon © Government of [nd'10 Copyriqht • 1997
enerol of Indio.
 FIROZPUR
STANDARD URBAN AREA
( District Firozpur,Punjob)

?°iOiiiiiil;b
MetrnlOOplii;;_5...
Oiiiiiiiti
_- iiiiiiiiiiii-.liiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Kilometres
-w;:±;t;o'
-

Read growth of specific urban

components on the acale of
the SUA.

BOUNDARY, STANDARD URBAN AREA

"
"
MUNICIPAL TOWN AREA
....................
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER ••.. "
~
__ _

.. --.. .--

URBAN BUILT UP/AREA ........ .. . . . . . . . . . . ..

RAILWAY, BROAD GAUGE . . . . . .
STATE HIGHWAY WITH NUMBER .. .. SHI8

OTHER ROADS .. " .. .. .. ..

PLANT ATION/ORCHARDS .' .. •.
GROWTH RATE OF RURAL POPULA nON 1981-91 (IN PER CENT)
30 • 00 AND BELOW.· .. .. .. .. .. ..

Based upon Survey of India map with the permission © Gov,,_' of india Copy"",' • "'1.
4f the Surveyor General of India.
 MOGA GROWTH OF POPULATION
OF THE SUA 1981-91

STANDARD URBAN AREA

District Faridkot, Punjab 40

o
1
"'etre' 1000 1 2 3 Kilometres
... 30~ ...J

~ 20~ ~
0'

~ 10 ~ n,::
g 0 J lJ

MOllO
oJit Singh 35
o

Bahona

f2 I
From
Kot Kapura,
"
' .... .",,1
~WOnMOga
37
"

1• ..J
'-,/
BOUNDARY,STANDARD URBAN AREA
" URBAN AGGLOMERA nON / MUNICIPAL TOWN AREA
.. - --
- 1 -..-
r--------,
L ___ ____ 1
~5
II VILLAGE WITH LOCATiON COOt NUMBER . . .
URBAN BUILT UP/ AREA. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ., " ~/D
NUMBER .. XR~9

--
UNINHABITED VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE
r.;;;;_,
RAILWAY,BROAD GAUGE ..

STATE HIGHWAY WITH NUMBER. SH 18

OTHER ROADS. .. " .. .. .. ..

PLANTATION I ORCHARDS·· ..
OUT GROWTH . . . . . . . . . . . . O.G.
GROWTH RATE OF RURAL POPULATION 1981-91 ( IN PER CENT I

GAIN
70 . 01 AND ABOVE
[ 30.00 AND BELOW •E2
LOSS (ABOVE 30·00 o
DArA NOT AVAILABLE N.A.
SPILL.-OVER URBAN AREA ~
Based upon Survey of India map with the permission
of the Surveyor General of India.
© G"l,nm,.!., In4ia Copy,,?"' , 1997.
PART 11-8 - PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
 PART II-B
PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
Part II·B volume contains Prll,Tlary Census Abstract
(p.C.A.) which is an important basic table prepared on full
count basis for total, rural and urban areas alongwlth sex-
wise break-up. It gives the basic soclo~conomlc characteristics
of the general population for each Community Development
Block (C.D. Block) in case of rural areas and upto town
level for urban areas. C.D. Block also includes census town(s)
and out growth(s) if any which are basically rural areas for
community. development block but have been treated as
urban for census purposes using criteria for declaring a place
as urban. For comparison of the data with the previous
censuses, Primary Census Abstract is aiso being presented
tahsil-wise/town-wise and it will also enhance its value from
Administrative point of view as tahsil and town are the basic
units in Administrative hierarchy for day to day work.
The Primary Census Abstract Included in the District
Census Handbooks which are being published separately as
State Government Publications, furnishes figures for each
village for the rural areas and for each ward in case of urban
areas whereas urban blockwise totai population and Scheduled
Caste population are shown in the Appendix. The Primary
Census Abstract has been prepared from the Household
Schedules. The Household Schedules were compiled by the
enumerators in the field. The last line of the household
schedule gives total for each household. The enumerator also
prepared an. abstract based on which the provisional
population totals were released.
The first basic task was to edit and compare the
household schedule with Individuai Slip to ensure that the
particulars in two documents matched. In the edit, a few
consistency checks had been prescribed which are available
in detail in the booklet entitled IIManual for compilation of
Primary Census Abstract". This step was necessary to ensure
that the P.C.A. figures at any level do not differ from the
figures for the same characteristics derived from the
individua I Slip tabu lations.
The data in Primary Census Abstract have ~en furnished
under the following headings :
"I 1. Area in sq. km.
2. No. of occupied residential houses.
3. No. of households
4. Total population (including institutional and
houseless population) by sex
5. Total population in the age group 0-6 years
6. Scheduled Castes by sex
7. Scheduled Tribes by sex (the columns prescribed
have been leI\. blank, being no scheduled tribe
in the State)
8. Literacy of sex
J 75
9. Total main workers and their break-up by nine
broad Industrial categoriesi marginal workers
and non-workers by sex.
It may be pointed out that in 1981 PCA, main workers
were classified Into four broad Industrial categories namely
(i) Cultivators (C)i (Ii) Agricultural Labourers (AL)i (iii)
Those working in Household Industry (HHl)i and (Iv) Other
Workers (OW). In 1991 Census data have been presented
by nine fold industrial classification. The main workers have
been classified into the following nine industrial categories:
I. Cultivators
II. Agricultural labourers
III. Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations,
Orchards and allied activities
IV. Mining and Quarrying
V. Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs :
(a) In Household Industry
(b) Other than Household Industry
VI. Constructions
VII. Trade and Commerce
VIII. Transport, Storage and Communications
IX. Other Services
The concepts and definitions relating to economic
questions in general and work in particular adopted In 1981
Census were retained In 1991 Census for the sake of
comparability. However, greater care was taken to frame
the questions at the time of 1991 Census In such a way
as to help netting the unpaid workers on farm or In family
enterprise. In order to ensure that the economic activity of
these categories (Women and Children predominantly) Is
properly enumerated In the 1991 Census, special emphasis
was laid on the training of enumerators and it was stressed
that they should ask probing questions specially in case of
women to find out if they worked any time at all last year
or any of the seasons in the reference period. Further the
question on seeking/available for work was asked in the 1991
Census In respect of non-workers only and not from marginal
workers as was done In the 1981 Census. In the case of
those seeking/available for work, a question whether they
had ever worked before was asked. This will help In knowing
the number of fresh entrants to the labour fOiCe.
Although the definitions and concepts for filling up of
census schedules have been given in instructions to enumerators
as Annexure 'B' In the end of this report, yet it will be
desirable to reproduce the definition of various cols. heads
of P.C.A. here also for the facility of the readers.
 176
Census Houses and Households
Columns 5 and 6 of the Primary Census Abstract gives
the figures of occupied residential houses and households
respectively for the State, District, C.D. Block, City and
Town. To understand the concept of census house and census
household adopted for 1991 Census, it is first essential to
know the definition of a building, census house and household
which is being given as under :
Building
A building is generally a singal structure on the ground.
Sometimes it is made up of more than one component units
which are uspd or likely to be used as dwellings (residences)
or establishments such as shops, business houses, offices,
factories, workshops, worksheds, schools, places of
entertainments, places of worship, godowns, stores etc. It
is also possible that buildings which have component units
may be used for a combination of purposes such as shop-
cum-residence, workshop-cum-residence, office-cum-residence
etc.
Census House
A 'Census House' is a building or part of a building
having a separate main entrance from the road or common
courtyard or staircase, etc. used or recognised as a separate
unit. It may be occupied or vacant. It may be used for
a residential or non-residential purpose or both.
Househ )Id
A I.ousehold is a group of persons who commonly live
together and would take their meals from a common kitchen
unless the exigencies of work prevented any of them from
doing so. There may be a household of persons related by
blood or a household of unrelated persons or having a mix
of both. Examples of unrelated households are boarding
houses, messes, hostels, residential hotels, rescue homes, lalls,
ashrams, etc. These are called 'institutional Households'.
There may be one member households, two members
households or multi-member households. For census purposes,
each one of these types is regarded as a 'Household'.
It may be clarified that in column 5 of the Primary
Census Abstract the number of occupied residential houses
have been derived from the abridged house list after updating
it at the time of census and in column 6 the number of
households have been taken from the household schedule.
The period of enumeration of 1991 Census was from
9th February to 28th February 1991. At the top right hand
corner of the household schedule, one had to record the
type of household, whether institutional or houseless by
symbols as per instructions given in the footnote of the form
itself. For institutional . I' and for house less households 'a'
was needed to be made. The enumeration of normal and
institutional households was to be completed during the 9th
February to 28th February 1991 and the enumeration of
house less population on the night of 28th February 1991
with a revisional round from I st March to 5th March 1991
to update the population as on the sunrise of I st March,
1991.
Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes
Columns 13, 14 and 15 of the Primary Census Abstract
give the figures of the scheduled caste population and
columns 16, I 7 and 18 are for scheduled tribes. There
Is no Scheduled Tribe listed In Punlab State, as such cols.
16 to 18 of P.C.A. have been left blank.
Article 341 and 342 of the constitution lay down that
for certain purposes the President can schedule a number
of castes and tribes respectively for specified areas of the
country. These have been provided for In the scheduled
castes and scheduled tribes order (Amendment) Act, 1976
(No. 108 of 1976) dated the 18th September, 1976.
There are as such 37 scheduled castes in Punjab. It may
be mentioned here that till 1981 Census, scheduled castes
were occurring only among Hindus and Sikhs. In the 1991
Census, however, Instructions were elaborated to Include
scheduled castes among Buddhists also. There Is, however,
no scheduled tribes listes as such In Punjab State.
Uterates
The population of literates and educated persons has
been given In columns 19, 20 and 21 of the Primary Census
Abstract.
According to instructions to enumerators for filling up
the individual slip, literacy for 1991 Census was defined
as A person who can both read and write with understanding
in any language is to be taken as literate. A person who
can merely read but cannot write, Is not literate. It Is not
necessary that a person who is literate should have received
any formal education or should have passed any minimum
educational standard.
In the 1981 Census, the children In the age group
0-4 were considered as illiterates by definition. At the time
of preparation for 1991 Census, the Department of
Education in the Ministry of Human Resource Development
and the Planning Commission desired that In the 1991
Census, Children in the age group 0-6 should be considered
as illiterate since the ability to read and write with
understanding is not generally achieved, specially In the rural
areas, until a child attains the age 7 or more. Accordingly,
in the 1991 Census, Children of the age of 6 years or
lessl were considered as illiterates even If the child was going
to school and might have picked up reading and writing
a few odd words. This has been done perhaps to make the
Indian Census data comparable with the international statistics
on the subject.
It may also be stated that in 1991 Census, the P.C.A.
incorporates figures of population in age group 0-6 years
and that the figures of literates exclude population in
0-6 age group. This will enable data users to compute more
realistic literacy rate.
Main Workers
A main worker is a person whose main activitY is
participatipn In any economically productive activity. Such
participation may be physical or mental in nature_ Work
involves not only actual work but also effective supervision
and direction of work. It also Includes unpaid work on farm
or In family enterprise. Those who had worked for the major
part of the year are termed as 'Main workers /. Those who
had worked for less than six months (183 days) in the year
are termed as 'Marginal workers'. Workers are classified Into
nine industrial categories :
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I. Cultivator
For purposes of the census a person is working as
cultivator if he or she is engaged either as employer, single
worker or family worker in cultivation of land owned or
held from Government or held from private persons or
institutions for payment in money, kind or share. Cultivation
includes supervision or direction of cultivation.
II. Agricultural Labourer
A person who works on another person's land for wages
in money, kind or share should be regarded as an agricultural
labourer. He or she has no ,risk in the CUltivation, but he/
she merely works on another person's land for wages. An
agricultural labourer has no right of lease or contract of land
on which he/she works.
III. Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, etc.
It covers persons engaged in rearing of livestock such
as goats, horses, pigs, ducks, bees, silk worms etc.; production
of milk, wool, raw silk etc.; persons engaged in forestry such
as cutting of trees, production of firewood, gathering of
gums, lac etc.; fishing and collection of sea products etc.;
and hunting.
IV. Hining and Quarrying
It covers persons engaged in Mining of coal, lignite; iron
ore, copper etc. Extraction of crude petroleum, natural gas
etc. and mining services.
Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs
V. (a) Household Industry
Household Industry is defined as an industry conducted
L1y the head of the household himself/herself and or by the
members of the household at home or within the village
in rural areas and only within the precincts of the house
where the household lives in urban areas. The workers in
a household industry should largely consist of members of
the household including the head. The industry should not
be run on the scale of a registered factory which would
qualify or has to be registered under the Indian Factory Act.
Lastly, a household industry should relate to production,
processing, servicing or repairs of articles or goods.
V (b) Other than Household Industry
It includes persons engaged in manufacturing, processing,
servicing or repairs other than Household Industry.
STATEMENT-I
Number of Households per 1,000 Census Houses and Number of Households per km:l_1991
Number of households per 1,000
census houses
State/District Total Rural
2 J
PUNJAB 1,028 1,018
Gurdaspur district 1,003 1,003
2 Amritsar district 1,044 1,017
VI. Construcdons
It includes persons engaged in constructions such as
construction and maintenance of buildings, roads, railways,
bridges, etc.
VII. Trade and Commerce
It Includes persons engaged in wholesale and retail trades
and restaurants and hotels. It also covers financing, insurance,
real estate and business services.
VIII. Transport, Storage and Communicadons
It includes persons engaged in land transport, water
transport and air transport, services incidental to transport,
storage and warehousing services, communication services etc.
IX. Other Services
It includes ail other persons engaged in various types
of economic activities who are not covered under industrial
categories I to VIII, such as electricity, gas and water services,
community, social and personal services and activities not
adequately defined.
Marginal Workers
Marginal workers are those who have worked any time
at all in the year preceding the enumeration but have not
worked for a major part of the year. In other words, a
person who has worked for less than 183 days In a year
is considered as a marginal worker.
Non-workers
A person who has not worked any time at all in the
year preceding the date of enumeration is considered as non-
worker.
A non-worker is either mainly engaged in househoid
duties or is a student or a dependent or a retired person
or rentier or beggar or an inmate of an institution or engaged
in other non-productive economic activity.
Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes
Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes Is also
given following the Primary Census Abstract for the general
population. This was an addition made at the time of 1981
Census and Is being continued in 1991 Census.
The following statement gives the number of households
per 1,000 census houses and number of households per sq.
km. in the State and for each district.
No. of households per km 2
Urban Total Rural Urban
4 5 6 7
1,0n 68 48 742
1,003 81 64 842
1,096 83 55 776
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STATEMENT-' -Condd.

2 3 4 5 6 7

3. Flrozpur district ',075 ',06' ','20 46 lS 717

4. ludhlana district ',020 ',004 1,034 111 5S ','58
S. jaiandhar district ',03' ',020 ',050 '02 68 878
6. Kapurthala district ',027 ',020 ',047 68 52 389
7. Hoshiarpur district 1,016 1,0'2 1,035 67 57 497
8. Rupnagar district 1,006 1,005 1,007 71 56 590
9. Patiala district 1,053 I,Ol2 1,098 68 47 766
10. Sangrur district 1,016 1,006 1,047 55 4' 846
11. Bathlnda district 1,028 1,021 1,049 47 37 410
12. Faridkot district 1,012 1,010 1,016 49 37 618

It will be seen from the above statement that In the
State as a whole, 28 households for every 1,000 census
houses do not possess Independent census house to live In.
The ratio in urban areas at 1,053 Is higher than rural areas
at 1,0 18. In rural areas of the State the highest ratio Is
in Firozpu r district (1,061) and lowest in Gurdaspur district
(1,003). The position in urban areas Is also not different.
District Firozpur (1,120) has the highest ratio of households
per 1,000 census houses and Gurdaspur (1,003) has the
lowest. If we compare proportions of households per 1,000
census houses between rural and urban areas, the congestion
Is relatively high In urban areas of all the district (except
Gurdaspur district) which may be due to the non-avallabllfty
of Independent housing accommodation and high house rents
make it difficult for many households to afford Independent
houses, so they have to share the accommodation.
Reverting to density of households in tenns of households
per sq. km. for obvious reasons, there Is a wide variation
STATEMENT-2
Rankin, of DIstricts by Populadon Size
between rural and urban areas. The total area of the State
and district Is based on the area figures supplied by the
Surveyor General, India. The urban a~a figures are based
on the area figures of Individual towns supplied by local
bodies. The rural area figures for a district have been arrived
at by subtracting the urban areas from the IIGeographlcal
Area" supplied by the Surveyor General, India. In the State
as a whole there are 68 households per sq. kilometre. The
density of households In rural and urban areas worlcs out
to 48 and 742 respectively. Among the districts, Ludhlana
has the highest (1,158) density of households In urban areas.
In respect of rural areas the density of households Is highest
In Jalandhar district (68).
Statement-2 shows ranking of districts by population size
both in 1991 and 1981 censuses as per 1991 Ce~us
JUrisdiction.

Percentage to
Rank in Districts In order of Population total population Rank In Population
1991 population size In 1991 of State-1991 1981 In 1981

2 3 . 5 6

PUNJAB 20,28',969 '00.00 l6,788,9l5

I. Amritsar district 2,504,560 12.35 I 2,188,490
2. Ludhlana district 2,471,594 '2.19 2 1,817,651
3. Jaiandhar disllkt 2,026,787 9.99 3 1,734,574
4. Paliaia district. 1,896,242 9.35 4 1,568,898
5. Gurdaspur district 1,756,732 8.66 5 1,513,435
6. Faridkot district 1,730,876 8.53 6 1,439,319
7. Sangrur district 1,710,120 8.43 7 1,410,250
8. Flrozpur district 1,607,817 7.93 8 1,304,713
9. Bathlnda district 1,559,963 7.69 9 1,304,606
10. Hoshlarpur district 1,455,028 7.17 10 1,245,374
11. Rupnagar district 915,603 4.52 11 716,356
12. Kapurthaia district 646,647 3,19 12 5"5,249
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As per 1991 Census, Amritsar district has the largest
concentration of population (2,504,560) claiming t 2.35 2 3 4
per cent closely followed by ludhiana district claiming t 2.19
per cent of the State population. Kapurthala district Is the 4. Amritsar district 492 430
smallest (646,647) persons with 3. t 9 per cent of the State 5, Rupnaiar district 439 344
population. As a whole there Is no change In the ranking 6. Patiala district 414 342
of districts by population size during the decade 198 t -9 t • 7, Kapurthala district 396 334
Statement-3 shows arrangement of districts In decendlng 8. Hoshlarpur district 375 321
order of density of population and their comparable density 9, Sangrur district 276
335
in 1981 as per jurisdiction of 1991.
10. Faridkot district 302 251
STATEMENT-3 11. Bathinda district 281 235
District arranged in descending order of Density of 12. Flrozpur district 274 222
Population and "'elr Density In 1981
It may be seen that the density of population per sq.
Density or Population per km 2 km. Is the highest in Ludhiana district (641) and the lowest
Rank District 1991 1981 in Flrozpur district (274). There are six districts viz.
ludhlana, Jalandhar, Gurdaspur, Amritsar, Rupnagar and
2 3 4 Patlala which have distinctly higher density of population
against the State average of 403 persons per sq. km. This
Is attributed to favourable climate, higher fertility of soil,
PUNJAB 403 3lJ
industrialisation and urbahisation In these districts.
I. Ludhlana district 641 471
2. jalandhar district 596 510 Statement·4 provides the sex ratio in Punjab and its
dl:;trlcts since 190 1.
3. Gurdaspur district 493 425

STATEMENT·4

Sex Rado 1901-1991

State/District 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

PUNJAB 832 780 799 815 836 844 854 865 879 882
1, Gurdaspur district 853 774 794 809 843 846 869 890 907 903
2. Amritsar district 829 781 796 803 841 841 854 856 871 873
3, Flrozpur district 826 778 802 814 810 837 843 875 884 894
4, ludhiana district 829 765 784 791 832 846 854 846 859 844

5.· Jalandhar district 848 783 807 841 859 862 873 883 893 899
6. Kapurthala district N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 880 886 889 898 896
7, Hoshlarpur district 878 828 856 867 879 877 903 899 915 919
8. Rupnagar district 807 756 781 789 802 812 812 854 861 870
9. Patiala district N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 805 829 847 863 880
10, Sangrur district N.A, N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 821 832 840 860 870
11 , 8athinda district N,A, N.A. N.A. N.A. N,A. 833 833 851 864 880

I 2. Faridkot district N .A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 864 852 865 882 882

It will be observed from the statement that Punjab Is
a region with deficiency of females. There were 832 females
per 1,000 males in Punjab in 1901. It has improved
consistently from 780 in· 1911 to 882 in 1991. As per
1991 Census, the sex ratio Is highest In Hoshlarpur district
(919) and the lowest in Ludhiana district (844). The lowest
sex ratio In Ludhlana may be attributed to male selective
in'migration due to industrialisation.
Statement-5 furnishes literacy rates (for population aged
7+) in 1991.
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STATEMENT-S
Literacy Rates (For Population Aged 7+) In 1991
Among the Totll Population Among the Rural Population Among the Urban Population
Stlte/District Persons Hales Females Persons Hales Females Persons Hales Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

PUNJAB 58.51 65.66 50.41 52.77 60.71 43.85 72.08 77.26 66.12
I. G urdaspur district 61.84 69.56 53.33 58.44 66.57 49.51 73.69 79.92 66.77
2. Amritsar distlict 58.09 65.07 50.10 49.74 57.80 40.49 73.93 78.91 68.26
3. Firozpur distlict 48.00 56.88 38.11 41.59 51.17 30.91 68.16 74.77 60.75
4. Ludhiana distlict 67.35 72.47 61.23 62.95 69.93 54.99 71.71 74.89 67.74
5. Jalandhar district 68.45 74.87 61.33 63.99 71.34 55.91 76.37 81.05 71.09
6. Kapurthala distlict 63.31 70.03 55.83 58.90 66.11 51.04 75.84 80.79 70.03
7. Hoshiarpur distlict 70.74 79.31 61.48 69.22 78.33 59.43 79.16 84.61 73.07
8. Rupnagar district 68.14 76.45 58.54 63.66 73.02 52.87 81.15 86.46 75.03
9. Patiala district 58.62 65.93 50.33 51.51 59.76 42.08 74.97 80.29 69.05
'0. Sangrur district 46.16 53.37 37.86 41.57 48.94 33.04 60.42 67.29 52.66
11. Bathinda distlict 43.03 50.55 34.51 3&.42 44.02 27.81 65.87 73.11 57.67
12. Faridkot district 49.42 56.43 41.50 43.65 50.84 35.51 66.52 73.10 59.14
Note The percentlges have been calculated on the population aged 7 years and above.

In 1991 Census all the children in the age group .1 2 3

0-6 years have been treated as iIIeterates while during 1971
and 198 I censusesl children in the age group 0-4 years
were recorded as illeterates. It was on the advise of the 2. jalandhar dstrict 68.45
Department of Education in the Ministry of Human Resource 3. Rllpnagar district 68.14
Development and the Planning Commission that the children
in the age group 0-6 years were taken as iIIeterates even 4. Ludhiana district 67.35
if such children were going to school and had picked up
S. Kapurthala district 63.31
reading and writing a few odd words. It was felt that the
ability to read and write with understanding was not generally 6. GurdaSpur district 61.84
achieved, specially in the rural areas, until a child attains
7. Patlala district 58.62
the age of 7 or more. The percentage of literates to total
population (excluding age group 0-6 years) for the state 8. Amritsar distlict 58.09
as a whole works out to 58.51 per cent. The male literacy
rate (65.66%) is relatively high In the state as compared 9. Faridkot district 49.42
to female literacy rate (50.41 %) which is also true for 10. Firozpur district 48.01
country as a whole. The literacy rate is comparatively higher
in urban areas (72.08%) than the rural areas (52.77%). 11. Sangrur district 46.16
Among the total population the literacy rate Is the 12. Bathlnda district 43.03
highest (70.74%) in Hoshiarpur district and the lowest
(43.03%) in Bathinda district, the position among males In the above statement the literacy rates have been
and females Is also revealed on the same pattern for these calculated on the population aged 7 years and above.
districts.
Statement-6 shows districts arranged in the order of The literacy rate In Punjab Is 58.51 per cent which
literacy ranking in 1991 Census. Is higher than the all India literacy rate of 52.21 per cent.
There are six districts where the literacy rates are above
STATEMENT-6 the state average. In the districts of Hoshlarpur, Jalandhar,
Districts arranged in the order of Literacy Ranking In Rupna~r, Ludhiana, Kapurthala and Gurdaspur the literacy
1991 Census (literacy Rates have been calculated on rate Is above 60 per cent. The literacy the ranges between
the population aged 7 years and above) 50 and 60 per cent In two districts namely Patiala and
Amritsar. Tl1e literacy rate is less than 50 per cent in four
Literacy rank State Dr Union Literacy rate districts of Faridkot, Flrozpur, Sangrur and Bathlnda.
in 1991 Territory/District In 1991
Statemen..1 e1v. populi. . gf Scheduled Castes In
2 3
each district, their proportion to total population In rurs!
PUNJAB 58.51 and urban areas .. nd their percentage distribution in
I Hoshiarpllr district 70.74 distritts.

13-B-63/RGI/NO/96
 PUNJAB
LITERACY
1991
km 10 5 0 10 20 30 40 km

TO TOTAL G:O~~ LITERATES

PERCENT A
BOUNDARY
.. ' INTERNATIONAL ~ LATION 1991
STATEjU.T . _._
~ 70,DO AND ABOVE
" DISTRICT. - ,-
TAHSIL. ..... -
-
POCKET FOR .. . . m60,QO - 69.99
POCKET F KAPURTHALA. K
OR PATIALA., p
~50,00-
rTTTll I slAT, AVE"" s.~?'~
llJJ_JJ 40.00 - 49.99

1.--:-,"-;1
l~ 39.99 AND BELOW

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' ' of the Surve yor General of India
© Government 0' Indio Copyriljht • 1997.
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STATEMENT·1

Population of Scheduled Cistes in each district, their proportion to total population In

Rural and Urban areas and their percental'e distribution In districts

Scheduled Caste
population In
each district as
Scheduled Caste percentage of
Total Scheduled population as total S.c.
Rural Total Caste percentage of population of
State! District Urban population population total population the state

2 3 4 5 6

PUNJAB T 20,281,969 5,142,528 28.11 100.00

R 14,288,144 4,562,442 J1.9J 100.00
U 5,99],225 1, 'SO,086 19.69 100.00
Gurdaspur district T 1,756,732 433,827 24.70 7.56
R 1,370,320 347,343 25.35 7.61
U 386,412 86,484 22.38 7.33
Amritsar district T 2,504,560 701,444 28.01 12.22
R 1,650,729 539,471 32.68 11.82
U 853,831 161,973 18.97 13.73
Firozpur district T 1,607,817 350,461 21.80 6.10
R 1,223,417 277,760 22.70 6.09
U 384,400 72,701 18.91 6.16

Ludhiana district T 2,471,594 611,399 24.74 10.65

R 1,228,813 434,038 35.32 9.51
U 1,242,781 177,361 14.27 15.03

}alandhar district T 2,026,787 792,098 39.08 13.79

R 1,297,985 518,454 44.57 12.68
U 728,802 213,644 29.31 18.11
Kapurthala district T 646,647 190,484 29.46 3.32
R .10,042 152,213 31.71 3.34
U 166,605 38,271 22.97 3.24
Hoshiarpur district T 1,455,028 484,876 33.32 8.44
R 1,232,890 4l8,681 34.77 9.40
U 222,138 56,195 25.30 4.76

Rupnar;al' district T 915,603 224,982 24.57 3.92

R 683,286 185,873 27.20 4,07
U 232,317 39,109 16.83 3.31

Patlala district T 1,896,242 447,607 23.60 7.79

R 1,329,269 379,994 28.59 8.33
U 566,973 67,613 11.93 5.73

Sangrur district T 1,710,120 458,856 26.83 7,99

R 1,292,126 380,281 29.43 8.33
U 417,994 78,575 18.80 6.66

Bathlnda district T 1,559,963 456,596 29.27 7.95

R 1,208,830 378,466 31.31 B.30
U 351,133 7B,130 22.25 6.62

Faridkot district T 1,730,876 589,898 H.08 10.27

R 1,291,037 479,868 37.17 10.52
U 439,839 110,030 25.02 9.32
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It may be seen that total Scheduled Castes population to total population Is above the State average. These are
in Punjab is SJ42,528 which constitutes 28.31 per cent )alandhar, Farldkot, Hoshlarpur, Kapurthala and Bathlnda.
of the total population of the State. )alandhar district has The percentage of Scheduled Castes population to total
the highest number of Scheduled Castes (792,098) accounting population is comparatively higher in rural areas (31.93%)
for I 3.79 per cent of the total Scheduled Castes population than the urban areas (19.69%). Among the rural areas
of the State. Kapurthala district with Scheduled Castes It is the highest In Jalandhar district (44.57%) and the
population (190,484) has the smallest proportion of Scheduled lowest In Flrozpur district (22.700/0). In urban areas It Is
Castes population of Punjab which comes to 3.32 per cent. the highest In Jalandhar district (29.31 %) and the lowest
In Patlala district (11.93%).
The percentage of Scheduled Castes population to total
population is the highest in Jalandhar district (39.08%) and Statement·8 gives total main workers by nine broad
the lowest in Firozpur district (21.80%). There are five Industrial categories, marginal workers and non-workers as
districts where the proportion of Scheduled Castes population percentage of total population In State and districts during
1991.
STATEMENT-8
Total Hain Workers by nine broad industrUI cate,ories, Harrina. Workers and Non-Workers as
percentale of total poputitlan In State and Dlstricts-l99t

Rural Urban Total

Industrial Cate&ory p M F p M F p M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

PUNJAB
12.89 24.05 0.32 1.25 2.30 0.05 9.45 17.57 0.24
II 9.26 16.68 0.90 2.17 3.91 0.16 7.17 12.88 0.68
III 0.20 0.36 0.02 0.34 0.59 0.05 0.24 0.43 0.03
IV N N N N N N N 0.01 N
V(a) 0.35 0.60 0.07 0.52 0.86 0.12 0.40 0.68 0.09
V(b) 1.65 2.99 0.14 7.22 13.21 0.31 3.30 6.03 0,19
VI 0.56 1.05 0.02 1.26 2.31 0.06 0.77 1.42 0.03
VII 1.23 2.28 0.05 7.79 14.28 0.32 3.17 5.85 0.13
VIII 0.78 1.45 0.01 2.06 3.78 0.07 1. 15 2.15 0.Q3
IX 3.19 5.46 0.63 7.35 10.98 3.17 4.42 7.10 1.37
Total (I·IX) 30.11 54.92 2.16 29.96 52.22 4.31 30.07 54.12 2.79
Marginal Workers 1.10 0.12 2.21 0.10 0.04 0.17 0.81 0.10 1.61
Non·workers 68.79 44.96 95.63 69.94 47.74 95.52 69.12 45.78 95.60
Gurdaspur District
10.28 19.41 0.20 1.15 2.09 0.11 8.27 15.58 0.18
II 8.77 16.40 0.34 1.67 3.12 0.06 7.21 13.47 0.27
III 0.20 0.33 0.05 0.22 0.40 0.03 0.20 0.35 0.04
IV 0.01 0.02 0.01 0.02 N 0.01 0.02 N
V(a) 0.19 0.31 0.05 0.19 0.33 0.04 0.19 0.31 0.05
V(b) 1.36 2.45 0.15 3.86 7.22 0.11 1.91 3.50 0.14
VI 1.02 1.91 0.05 1.41 2.62 0.05 1.11 2.06 0.05
VII 1.31 2.43 0.06 7.66 14.32 0.21 2.70 5.06 0.09
VIII 0.7S 1.43 N 2.41 4.51 0.06 1.12 2.11 0.02
IX 4.16 7.35 0.64 8.70 13.86 2.92 5.16 8.79 1.14
Total (I·IX) 28.05 52.04 1.54 27.28 18.49 3.59 27.88 51.25 1.98
Marginal Workers 0.25 0.07 0.44 0.04 0.03 0.05 0.21 0.07 0.36
Non·workers 71.70 47.89 98.02 72.68 51.48 96.36 71.91 48.68 97.66
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KASHMI R
PUNJAB
SCHEDULED CASTES AMONG
TOTAL POPULATION 1991
Km 10 5 0 10 20 30 ,0 Km

PERCENT AGE OF SCHEDULED

CASTE POPULATION TO TOTAL
BOUNDARY, INTERNATIONAL. .. _ . _ . _ POPULATION 1991
STATE /U.T
DISTRICT. ~ 35.01 AND ABOVE
IAHSll .
POCKET FOR KAPURTHALA
POCKET FOR PATIALA.
K
P
m 30.01 - 35.00

~ 25.Q1 _ 30.00
~ (STATE AVERAGE 28.31 J

[ ] ] ] 20.01 _ 25.00

D 20.00 AND BELOW

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STATEMENT·a-Coold

2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10

Amrltur District
13.05 24.24 0.21 0.99 1.85 0.01 8.94 16.62 0.14
II 10.35 18.67 0.80 2.36 4.25 0.19 7.62 13.77 0.59
III 0.13 0.23 0.01 0.22 0.39 0.02 0.16 0.28 0.02
IV N N N N N N
VIa) 0.11 0.18 0.04 0.18 0.29 0.07 0.14 0.21 0.05
V(b) 1.42 2.50 0.17 7.72 14.20 0.31 3.56 6.48 0.22
VI 0.40 0.74 N 0.92 1.68 0.04 0.58 1.07 0.02
VII 1.25 2.28 0.08 8.71 16.06 0.33 3.80 6.97 0.16
VIII 0.96 1.79 0.01 2.13 3.94 0.08 1.36 2.52 0.03
IX 3.23 5.42 0.71 6.97 10.41 3.04 4.50 7.12 1.51
Total (HX) 30.90 56.05 2.03 30.20 53.07 4.09 30.66 55.04 2.74
Marginal Workers 0.01 N 0.02 N N N 0.01 N 0.01
Non-workers 69.09 43.95 97.95 69.80 46.93 95.91 69.33 44.96 97.25
Firolpur District
15.54 28.81 0.74 1.58 2.95 0.03 12.20 22.60 0.57
II 10.46 18.17 1.85 2.32 4.30 0.10 8.52 14.85 1.43
III 0.21 0.39 0.02 0.39 0.69 0.04 0.26 0.46 0.03
IV N N N N N N
VIa) 0.23 0.39 0.04 0.54 0.85 0.19 0.30 0.50 0.08
V(b) 0.87 1.56 0.10 4.05 7.48 0.20 1.63 2.98 0.12
VI 0.31 0.59 N 1.27 2.36 0.04 0.54 1.01 0.01
VII 0.92 1.70 0.05 8.08 14.98 0.30 2.63 4.89 0.10
VIII 0.42 0.80 N 2.60 4.78 0.13 0.94 1.75 0.03
IX 1.87 3.32 0.26 7.81 12.08 3.01 3.29 5.42 0.92
Total (I-IX) 30.83 55.73 3.06 28.64 50.47 4.04 30.31 54.46 3.29
Marginal Werkers 2.28 0.20 4.59 0.37 0.14 0.63 1.82 0.19 3.65
Non-workers 66.89 44.07 92.35 70.99 49.39 95.33 67.87 45.35 93.06
Ludhlana District
11.86 22.23 0.06 0.70 1.26 0.01 6.25 11.50 0.04
II 8.53 15.70 0.38 1.93 3.44 0.06 5.21 9.42 0.22
III 0.31 0.54 0.04 0.59 0.97 0.12 0.45 0.76 0.08
IV N N N N
VIa) 0.20 0.34 0.04 0.10 0.16 0.04 0.15 0.24 0.04
V(b) 2.67 4.86 0.19 13.08 23.32 0.46 7.91 14.31 0.32
VI 0.45 0.84 N 1.91 3.43 0.05 1.19 2.17 0.03
VII 1.44 2.63 0.07 7.06 12.58 0.26 4.26 7.73 0.16
VIII 1.24 2.31 0.01 2.05 3.67 0.06 1.65 3.01 0.04
IX 3.54 5.a7 0.90 4.84 6.87 2.33 4.19 6.38 1.60
Total (I-IX) 30.24 55.32 1.69 32.26 55.70 3.39 31.26 55.52 2.53
Marginal Workers N N N N N N
Non-workers 69.76 44.68 98.31 67.74 44.30 96.61 68.7-4 44.48 97.47
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2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

)aJandhar DIstrict
9.96 18.86 0.16 0_71 1.29 0.06 6.63 12.49 0.12
II 3.23 16.67 1.03 1.66 3.00 0.15 6.51 11.72 0.72
III 0.16 0.29 0.02 0.20 0.35 0.04 0.18 0.31 0.03
IV N N N N N N
V(a) 0.61 1.06 0.11 1.45 2.51 0.24 0.91 1.59 0.15
V(b) 2.70 5.02 0.13 6.74 12.43 0.31 4.15 7.71 0.20
VI 0.80 1.53 0.01 1.06 1.97 0.04 0.90 1.69 0.01
VII 1.65 3.07 0.08 7.74 14.22 0.41 J.84 7.11 0.20
VIII 1.02 1.92 0.02 2.02 0.71 0.12 1.38 2.57 0.05
IX 3.09 5.15 0.83 7.94 12.11 3.21 4.83 7.67 1.68
Total (I-IX) 29.22 53.57 2.38 29.52 51.59 4.58 29.33 52.86 3.16
Marginal Worker.; 0.89 0.12 1.75 0.15 0.06 0.26 0.63 0.10 1.22
Non-worker.; 69.89 46.31 95.87 70.33 48.35 95.16 78.04 47.04 95.62
Ka'purthala District
12.28 22.94 0.57 1.09 1.95 0.08 9.40 17.42 0.44
II 7.83 13.86 1.22 1.89 3.36 0.18 6.30 17.09 0.96
III 0.17 0.31 0.02 0.24 0.42 0.03 0.19 0.34 0.02
IV N N N N
V(a) 0.39 0.66 0.09 0.54 0.84 0.18 0.43 0.71 0.11
V(b) 2.96 5.52 0.14 8.98 16.43 0.29 4.51 8.39 0.18
VI 0.75 1.37 0.08 0.97 1.77 0.04 0.81 1.47 0.07
VII 1.52 2.83 0.08 7.55 13.65 0.42 3.07 5.68 0.17
VIII 0.75 1.42 0.01 1.59 2.87 1.10 0.96 1.80 0.03
IX 3.18 5.39 0.75 7.89 11.57 3.61 4.40 7.02 1.47
Total (I-IX) 29.83 54.30 2.96 30.74 52.86 4.93 30.07 53.92 3.45
Marginal Worker.; 1.52 0.15 3.01 0.10 0.04 0.17 1.15 0.12 2.30
Non-workers 68.65 45.55 94.03 69.16 47.10 94.90 68.78 45.96 94.25
Hoshiarpur District
9.75 18.45 0.34 1.40 2.63 0.Q2 8.47 16.00 0.29
II 7.22 13.24 0.72 2.86 5.22 0.20 6.56 12.00 0.64
III 0.26 0.48 0.02 0.60 1.05 0.09 0.31 0.56 0.04
IV N N 0.01 0.02 N N 0.01 N
V(a) 0.68 1.16 0.16 0.58 1.00 0.12 0.67 1.13 0.16
V(b) 1.86 3.43 0.16 4.13 7.48 0.36 2.20 4.06 0.19
VI 0.82 1.54 0.03 1.39 2.56 0.07 0.90 1.70 0.03
VII 1.45 2.74 0.06 7.63 14.09 0.38 2.40 4.50 0.11
VIII 0.83 1.59 0.01 1.66 3.11 0.04 0.96 1.82 0.01
IX 4.79 8.34 0.96 8.57 12.67 3.95 5.37 9.01 1.41
Total (I-IX) 27.66 50.97 2.46 28.83 49.83 5.23 27.84 50.79 2.88
Marl:inal Worker.; 1.17 0.27 2.14 0.17 0.02 0.33 1.02 0.23 1.86
Non-workers 71.17 48.76 95.40 71.00 50.15 94.44 71.14 48.98 95.26
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2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10

Rupnagar District
11.10 20.36 0.45 0.79 1.40 0.10 B.48 15.55 0.36
II 5.96 10.93 i.24 0.90 1.60 0.08 4.07 8.56 0.20
III 0.13 0.23 0.01 0.07 0.12 0.02 0.11 0.20 0.01
IV 0.01 0.02 0.01 0.01
VIa) 0.47 0.84 0.05 0.46 0.79 0.08 0.47 0.83 0.06
V(b) 2.07 3.75 0.13 6.83 12.25 0.60 3.28 5.91 0.25
VI 0.66 1.16 0.09 0.93 1.63 0.13 0.73 1.28 0.10
VII 1.36 2.52 0.03 5.75 to. 43 0.36 2.47 4.53 0.11
VIII 1.30 2.42 0.01 1.56 2.85 0.08 1.37 2.53 0.03
IX 6.04 10.57 0.B4 13.02 19.18 5.94 7.81 12.75 2.14
Total (I·IX) 29.10 52.80 1.85 30.31 50.25 7.39 29.40 52.15 3.26
Marginal Workers 0.B9 0.12 1.78 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.67 0.09 1.33
Non·workers 70.01 47.08 96.37 69.68 49.74 92.60 69.93 47.76 95.41
Patiala District
12.22 22.77 0.14 0.94 1.77 0.02 8.85 16.54 0.10
II 9.26 16.76 0.68 I. 71 3.10 0.15 7.00 12.70 0.52
III 0.16 0.47 0.02 0.36 0.63 0.06 0.29 0.52 0.03
IV 0.01 0.Q2 N N 0.01 0.01
VIa) 0.45 0.75 0.10 0.78 1.23 0.27 0.55 0.89 0.15
V(b) 2.03 3.65 0.17 5.56 10.27 0.30 3.08 5.61 0.21
VI 0.58 1.0B 0.01 1.34 2.42 0.13 0.81 1.48 0.05
VII 1.26 2.32 0.04 B.30 15.31 0.46 3.36 6.18 0.17
VIII 0.83 1.56 0.01 1.85 3.43 0.07 1.14 2.12 0.03
IX 3.00 5.22 0.47 B.39 12.03 4.33 4.61 7.24 1.63
Total (I-IX) 29.90 54.60 1.64 29.23 50.19 5.79 29.70 53.29 2.89
Marginal Workers 0.62 0.17 1.14 0.06 0.04 0.09 0.45 0.13 0.82
Non-workers 69.48 45.23 97.22 70.71 49.77 94.12 69.85 46.58 96.29
Sangru,r District
15.94 29.50 0.30 3.07 5.71 0.07 12.79 23.72 0.24
II 9.35 16.97 0.56 3.99 7.26 0.28 8.04 14.61 0.49
III 0.22 0.39 0.Q2 0.32 0.59 0.02 0.24 0.44 0.02
IV N N N N
Via) 0.37 0.65 0.05 0.62 1.07 0.11 0.44 0.75 0.07
V(b) 1.27 2.27 0.10 4.78 B.85 0.15 2.12 3.87 O. "
VI 0.39 0.73 0.01 1.01 1.37 0.03 0.54 1.01 0.01
VII 1.11 2.06 0.03 7.95 14.70 0.29 2.79 5.13 0.09
VIII 0.5B 1.08 N 1.82 3.40 0.04 0.89 1.64 0.01
IX
Total (I-IX)
2.22
31.45
3.BO
57.45
0.39
1.46
5.67
29.23
B.58
52.03
.2.36
3.35
3.06
30.91
4.96
56.13
0.88
1.92
Marllinal Workers 1.69 0.13 3.49 0.19 0.03 0.36 1.32 0.11 2.72
Non-workers 66.86 42.42 5.05 70.58 47.94 96.29 67.77 43.76 95.36
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2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Bathlnu District
16.77 31.18 0.41 2.26 4.15 0.10 13.50 25.09 0.34
II 9.74 17.18 1.30 2.16 3.87 0.22 8.03 14.17 1.06
III 0.23 0.42 0.01 0.46 0.82 0.04 0.28 0.51 0.02
IV N N N N N N N N
VIa) 0.38 0.64 0.08 0.55 0.96 0.08 0.42 0.71 0.08
V(b) 0.73 1.30 0.09 4.32 7.88 0.24 1.54 2.78 0.13
VI 0.47 0.88 0.01 1.09 1.98 0.07 0.61 1.13 0.02
VII 0.95 1.75 0.03 8.47 15.64 0.29 2.64 4.89 0.09
VIII 0.35 0.65 0.01 2.44 4.51 0.07 0.82 1.52 0.02
IX 2.05 3.45 0.46 7.65 11.65 3.07 3.31 5.30 1.04
Total (I·IX) 31.67 57.45 2.40 29.40 51.46 4.18 31.15 56.10 2.80
Marginal Workers 2.74 0.21 5.62 0.19 0.06 0.35 2.17 0.17 4.44
Non·workers 65.59 42.34 91.98 70.41 48.48 95.47 66.68 43.73 92.76
F;trldkot District
15.06 27.80 0.60 2.10 3.88 0.11 11.77 21.74 0.47
II 11.66 20.46 1.66 2.90 5.14 0.37 9.43 16.58 1.33
III 0.12 0.21 0.01 0.15 0.27 0.02 0.12 0.23 0.01
IV N N N N N N
VIa) 0.29 0.49 0.07 0.58 0.96 0.15 0.37 0.61 0.09
V(b) 0.91 1.61 0.11 4.05 7.48 0.17 1.70 3.09 0.13
VI 0.25 0.47 N 0.80 1.46 0.04 0.39 0.72 0.01
VII 0.80 1.48 0.03 7.96 14.80 0.25 2.62 4.85 0.08
VIII 0.41 0.76 N 2.02 3.79 0.02 0.82 1.53 0.01
IX 2.30 3.89 0.50 8.86 13.79 3.31 3.97 6.40 1.22
Total (I·X) 31.80 57.17 2.98 29.42 5l.58 4.44 31. 19 55.75 3.35
Marginal Workers 1.83 0.11 3.79 0.30 0.07 0.34 1.42 0.10 2.91
Non·workers 66.37 42.72 93.23 70.38 48.35 95.22 67.39 44.15 93.74

It may be seen that 30.88 per cent of the total state
population is economically active fully or marginally. The
proportion of total main workers to total popUlation in PunJab
is 30.07 per cent, while this proportion for males Is 54.12
per cent and for females 2.79 per cent. The proportion
of male main workers to total male population is comparatively
higher in rural areas (54.92%) as compared to urban areas
(S2.22%) while the female main workers to female
population is relatively higher in urban areas (4.31 %) than
the rural areas (2.16%) of the state. In total areas, the
highest proportion of main workers among different broad
industrial categories has been found in category I (Cultivators)
for males and other services for females. As overwhelming
majority of our population reside in rural areas, the highest
proportion of male workers has been found In category I
(Cultivators) and of females in category II (Agricultural
Labourer).
In urban areas of the state the highest proportion of
male workers (14.28 per cent) has been recorded In category
VII (Trade and Commerce), which is closely followed by
category V(b) (13.21 per cent) (Manufacturing other than
household Industry), while the proportion of female main
workers (3.17 per cent) Is the highest In category IX (Other
services).
Among the districts, the highest proportion of main
workers to total population has been recorded In Ludhlana
district (3l.26 per cent) and the lowest In Hoshlarpur district
(27.84 per cent). This proportion among males Is the highest
In Sangrur district (56.13 per cent) and the lowest In
Hoshlarpur district (50.79 per cent), while among females,
It Is the highest In Kapurthala district (3.45 per cent) and
the lowest In Patlala district (1.92 per cent).
Statement-9 furnishes work participation rates of females
arranged In descending order of the districts.
 PUNJAB
[ NOT TO SCALE J

BOUNDARY, INTERNATIONAL
TOTAL POPULATION 1991
STATE I U T
" DISTRICT 3000000
POCKET FOR KAPURTHALA K ~ 31 . 01 AND ABOVE
POCKET FOR PATIALA. p
1000000
Vh7Il 30 01 _ 31. 00
~ (STA;E AVE:f(AGE 3001)
500000

rTTT11 29. 01 _ 30 00 NilN-_

LLl__l1l WORKeRS

Ld 29 . 00 AND BELOW MCl.RGINAL

WORKERS

. map with the permission at the Surveyor G.nercl 01 India

Bas.d upon Sur "ley of india
@ Government of India Copyright, 1997.
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STATEMENT·'
2 3 4 5
Districts arranged in descending order of their .99. females
work participation rate 8 Jalandhar district 4.38 4.75 a
Females worK 9 Patiala district 3.71 4.68 9
Rankin participation rate Rankin
9 Amritsar district 2.75 4.53 10
199 1 Districts 1991 1981 1981

2 3 11 Ludhiana district 2.53 5.03 7

4.40
" 5

12 Gurdaspur district 2.34 3.20 12

PUNJAB 6.16

Bathinda district 7.24 10.81 Female work participation rates have been calculated
for the total female workers (female main workers + female
2 FlrolPur district 6.94 7.78 4 marginal workers) to total female population. At the time
of 1991 Census, the female work participation rate is 4.40
3 Faridkot district 6.26 8.81 2 per cent whereas in 1981 Census it was 6.16 per cent.
in 198 J Census the highest female work participation rate
4 Kapurthaia district 5.75 4.34 11 had been recorded in Bathinda district (10.81 per cent)
and the lowest in Gurdaspur district (3.20 per cent). Similar
5 Hoshiarpur district 6.93 5 ranking position has been found in 1991 Census also.
6 Sangrur district 4.64 8.55 3 Statement-l0 gives percentage distribution of main
workers of each sex into broad industrial categories in
7 Rupnagar district 4.59 5.64 6 different districts-I 991.

STATEMENT-tO

Percentage distribution of ~In Worken of each Sex Into Broad Industrial Categories in different Dlstricts-1991

Persons Total Industrial Category of Main Workers

Males Main
State/District Females Workers II III IV V(a) V(b) VI VII VIII IX

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

PUNJAB P 100.00 31.44 23.82 0.8. 0.0. 1.3J 10.95 2.56 .0.55 3.83 14.70
M 100.00 32.47 23.80 0.79 0.01 1.25 11.15 2.63 10.81 l.97 1].12
F 100.00 8.72 24.35 1.11 N l.18 6.76 1.03 4.69 0.94 49.22

Gurdaspur District P 100.00 29.68 25. as 0.73 0.04 0.67 6.84 3.98 9.69 4.01 18.51
M 100.00 30.40 26.27 0.68 0.04 0.61 6.83 4.03 9.87 4.12 17.15
100.00 9.04 13.89 2.13 N 2.42 7.10 2.46 4.64 0.92 57.40

AmrilSar District P 100.00 29.16 24.87 0.52 N 0.45 11.62 1.88 12.38 4.43 14.69
M 100.00 30.21 25.01 0.51 N 0.39 11.78 1.93 12.66 4.58 12.93
F 100.00 5.17 21.51 0.53 1.92 8.12 0.54 6.00 1.09 55.12

Firozpur District P 100.00 40.26 28.09 0.84 N 1.00 5.38 1.78 8.68 3.10 10.87
M 100.00 41.50 27.26 0.84 N 0.92 5.47 1.86 8.98 3.22 9.95
100.00 17.27 43.57 0.77 2.39 3.67 0.31 3.17 1.04 27.81
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2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

Ludhiana District P 100.00 20.00 16.67 1.44 N 0.49 25.29 3.80 13.63 5.27 13.41
M 100.00 20.71 16.97 1.37 N 0.44 25.77 3.91 13.92 5.42 11.49
100.00 1.58 8.64 3.29 1.67 12.79 1.00 6.28 1.35 63.40

)a1andhar District P 100.00 22.63 22.19 0.60 N 3.10 14.15 3.06 13.08 4.70 16.49
M 100.00 23.64 22.16 0.59 N 3.00 14.58 3.20 13.45 4.86 14.52
100.00 3.83 22.73 0.84 4.89 6.24 0.49 6.28 1.63 53.07

Kapurthala District P 100.00 31.25 20.96 0.64 N 1.42 15.00 2.69 10.22 3.21 14.61
M 100.00 32.30 20.58 0.64 N 1.31 15.56 2.73 10.53 3.34 13.01
F 100.00 12.87 27.72 0.66 3.24 5.22 1.95 4.85 0.92 42.57

Hoshlarpur District P 100.00 30.44 23.55 1.12 0.01 2.39 7.92 3.24 8.61 3.44 19.28
M 100.00 31.50 23.62 I. II 0.01 2.23 7.99 3.35 8.86 3.59 17.74
100.00 10.13 22.25 1.25 0.01 5.53 6.67 1.16 3.67 0.43 48.90

Rupna&ar District P 100.00 28.85 15.89 0.39 0.02 1.60 11.14 2.47 8.42 4.65 26.57
M 100.00 29.81 16.42 0.38 0.03 1.59 11.32 2.45 8.69 4.86 24.45
F 100.00 11.17 6.02 0.42 1.76 7.70 2.96 3.42 0.92 65.63

Patlala DIstrict P 100.00 29.79 23.56 0.97 0.03 1.84 10.39 2.72 11.33 3.83 15.54
M 100.00 31.04 23.84 0.97 0.03 . 1.68 10.53 2.77 11.59 3.97 13.58
F 100.00 3.60 17.86 I. 11 5.14 7.34 1.70 5.85 0.89 56.48

Sangrur District P 100.00 41.40 26.01 0.78 N 1.41 6.87 1.76 9.01 2.86 9.90
M 100.00 42.26 26.02 0.78 N 1.35 6.89 1.79 9.14 2.93 8.84
F 100.00 12.43 25.54 0.99 3.51 6.01 0.56 4.75 0.62 45.59

Bathlnda District P 100.00 43.34 25.79 0.89 N 1.33 4.95 1.97 8.48 2.63 10.62
M 100.00 44.71 25.26 0.90 N 1.27 4.96 2.02 8.71 2.72 9.45
F 100.00 12.06 37.83 0.66 0.01 2.94 4.56 0.74 J.2t) 0.68 37.32

Faridkot District P 100.00 37.74 30.23 0.40 N 1.17 5.46 1.25 8.39 2.63 12.73
M 100.00 38.99 29.73 0.40 N 1.09 5.55 1.30 8.71 2.75 11.48
F 100.00 14.14 39.70 0.34 2.63 3.77 0.41 2.42 0.27 36.32

The largest proportion of male worf<ers (32.47 per cent)
Is found among cultivators while the largest proportion of
female workers (49.22 per cent) Is found In ca&egory IX-
Other Services. The minimum percentage of ma'" workers
whether males or females have been found In category IV-
Mining and Quarrying. Similar position has been observed
among all the districts In the State.
Statement- I I shows sex ratio among total population,
total workers (main + marginal worf<ers), main workers, each
category of main total workers, marginal workers and nOR-
workers In total, rural and urban areas of each districts.
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STATEMENT-1 f

Sex rado (females per 1,000 males) alllOll, total population, total worken (Main + Marainal worken), Main worken, each
tatlJOl'Y of Main total worken, Marainal worken and HOII-worken In toeal, rural and urbln ilrus of each districts

Total
wor1<ers
Tot.11 (Main + Total Main wot1<ers
Rural Total Mardnat Main
St.1te/District Urban population wot1<ers) wot1<ers
" III IV

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

PUNJAB T 882 72 46 12 47 74 5
R 888 70 J5 12 48 5J 2
U 868 74 72 18 J5 78 15

Gurdaspur District T 903 41 35 10 18 109 5

R 905 H 27 9 19 127 7
U 895 67 66 47 16 55
Amrltsar District T 873 44 43 7 37 45
R 871 32 32 8 37 33
U 876 68 68 5 38 58
Flrozpur District T 894 114 54 22 86 49
R 896 12l 49 23 91 46
U 887 82 71 10 22 55
Ludhlana District T 844 38 38 3 20 92
R 879 27 27 3 21 71
U 812 49 49 9 13 104
Jalandhar District T 899 74 54 9 55 77
R 907 70 40 7 56 69
U 885 83 79 41 45 87
Kapurthala District T 896 95 57 23 77 60
R 910 100 50 23 80 57
U 857 83 80 33 45 66
Hoshlarpur District T 919 85 52 17 49 58 19
R 925 83 45 17 50 :12
U 890 99 93 8 34 74 50
Rupnagar District T 870 76 54 20 20 59
R 870 60 30 19 19 49
U 870 128 128 63 43 119
Patiala District T 880 61 48 6 36 55
R 874 44 26 5 35 35
U 895 105 103 10 44 90
Sangrur District T 870 72 30 9 29 38
R 867 74 22 9 29 39
U 881 63 57 10 34 34
8athinda District T 880 113 44 12 66 32 67
R 881 123 37 II 67 24
U 875 77 71 21 48 47 167
Faridkot District T 882 99 53 19 71 45
R 880 104 46 19 71 34
U 887 82 76 25 63 70
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STATEMENT-II COfIeld.

Total Main workers

Rural Marginal Non-
State/District Urban V(a) V(b) VI VII VIII IX workers workers

2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

PUNJAB T 116 28 18 20 11 171 14,596 1,841

R ftl 4. 15 20 4 (03 15,856 1,888
U 126 20 2. 20 17 250 4,252 1,736

Gurdaspur District T 139 36 21 16 8 117 4,869 I,B11

R 147 55 23 22 4 79 5,304 1,852
U 113 14 19 13 12 189 1,397 1,676

Amritsar District T 215 30 12 21 10 185 2,821 I,B87

R 218 61 2 29 3 115 2,789 1,941
U 212 19 21 18 17 255 4,000 1,790
Firozpur District T 141 36 9 19 17 151 17,391 1,835
R 97 56 3 23 4 71 20,475 1,878
U 204 23 14 18 25 221 3,831 1,713
Ludhiana District T 146 19 10 17 10 212 9,000 1,850
R 116 34 4 22 5 134 9,000 1,984
U 207 16 11 16 12 276 1,770

Jalandhar District T 88 23 8 25 18 197 10,826 1,828

R 94 24 3 24 6 146 12,825 1,879'
U 84 22 16 26 29 235 3,761 1,743
Kapurthala District T 142 19 41 26 16 188 16,768 1,838
R 123 24 51 26 5 127 18,050 1,879
U 183 15 20 27 31 26tt- . 3,541 1,726

Hoshiarpur District T 129 43 18 22 6 144 7,419 1,788

R 133 44 16 19 4 106 7,343 1,809
U 104 43 23 24 12 278 11,897 1,675

Rupnagar District T 60 37 66 21 10 146 13,153 1,738

R 51 31 63 10 4 69 13,375 1,780
U 90 43 70 30 25 270 1,375 1,620

Patiala District T 146 33 29 24 II 199 5,698 1,819

R 113 42 11 16 3 79 6,052 1,879
U 195 26 48 27 19 332 2,079 1,692

Sangrur District T 78 26 9 16 6 154 22,512 1,896

R 71 39 7 11 3 89 23,691 1,942
U 90 15 12 18 10 242 9,154 1,770

Bathinda District T 102 40 16 16 11 173 22,787 1,866

R 114 64 7 17 7 117 24,127 1,914
U 76 27 31 16 13 231 5,621 1,723

f aridkot District T 128 36 17 IS 5 , 168 16,125 1,873

R 123 60 6 14 4 114 1,141 1,921
U 134 21 26 15 6 213 4,179 1,746
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The sex ratio means females per thousand males. Among
the working population In the State there are 72 females
workers per 1,000 male workers. In the rural areas the
proportion is 70 per 1,000 male workers against 74 In
urban areas. The sex ratio Is comparatively very high
(15,856) in rural areas than the urban areas (4,252) among
the marginal workers though the sex ratio of the total
population is 888 for rural areas and 868 for urban areas.
Among the non-workers, it Is 1,888 for rural areas and
1,736 for urban areas. The statement also shows the ratio of
female workers to male workers In different Industrial categories
and furnishes data about how the females are adopting
different occupations In comparison to males. In total areas
the sex ratio of ma In workers Is the highest In other services
(I 71) followed by household Industry (I I 6), livestock etc.
(64), ag!icultural labourer (47), other than household
Industry (28), trade and commerce (20), construction (18),
cultivators (12), transport, storage and communications
(11) and mining and quarrying (5).
STATE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
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STATE PRIMARY

Total population
(Including
Institutional Total population
No. of and houseless In the age
Totall occupied population) voup 0-6
SI. Rural/ Area in residential No. of
No. State/District Urban sq. km. houses households Persons Males ~emales Persons Males ~emal.s

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II ,,,"
12
~ \~~~

PUNJAB T 50,362.00 3,llO,2SJ 3,424,666 20,281,969 10,718,0]49,503,935 ],306,245 1,763,452 1,54%,793

R 48,921.20 2,l14,J91 2,355,096 14,288,744 7,569,42] 6,719,321 2,]53,70] 1,25],102 1,100,601
U 1,440.80 1,015,862 1,069,570 5,993,225 3,208,611 2,784,614 952,542 510,350 442,192

I. Gurdaspur District T 3,562.00 287,776 288,646 1,756,712 923,343 833,389 288,919 153,831 135,088
R 3,485.58 223,641 224,335 1,370,320 719,477 650,841 229,317 121,920 107,397
u 76.42 64,135 64,311 386,412 203,866 182,546 59,602 31,91 I 27,691

2. Amritsar District T 5,087.00 402,474 420,035 2,504,560 1,337,503 1,167,057 421,904 226,673 195,231
R 4,893.65 265,419 269,871 1,650,729 882,328 768,401 287,036 154,024 133;012
U 193.35 137,055 150,164 853,831 455,175 398,656 134,868 72,649 62,219

3. Firolpur District T 5,874.00 251,719 270,616 1,607,817 848,764 759,053 294,314 156,075 138,239
II. 5,779.75 191,369 203,046 1,223,417 645,095 578,322 227,428 120,181 107,247
U 94.25 60,350 67,570 384,400 203,669 180,731 66,886 35,894 30,992

4. ludhiana District T 3,857.00 419,757 427,984 2,471,594 1,340,039 1,111,555 387,357 206,265 181,092
II. 3,659.81 198,976 199,765 1,228,813 654,056 574,757 190,487 100,940 89,S47
U 197.19 220,78 I 228,219 1,242,781 685,983 556,798 196,870 105,325 91,945

5. Jalandhar District T 3,401.00 337,68 I 348,018 2,026,787 1,067,093 959,694 305,015 161,580 143,435
II. 3,255.21 215,673 219,884 1,297,985 680,520 617,465 196,308 103,813 92,495
U 1'15.79 122,008 128,134 728,802 386,573 342,229 108,707 57,767 50,940

6. Kapul1hala District T 1,633.00 108,408 111,35'1 646,6"7 341,030 305,617 103,240 54,946 48,294
II. 1,556.00 79,811 81,408 480,042 251,299 228,743 77,860 41,521 36,339
U 77.00 28,597 29,946 166,605 89,731 76,874 25,380 13,425 11,955

7. Hoshiarpur District T 3,881.00 254,763 258,718 1,455,028 758,125 696,903 224,169 118,773 105,396
R 3,799.21 215,455 218,044 1,232,&90" 640,566 592,324 190,849 100,980 89,869
U 81.79 39,308 40,674 222,138 117,559 104,579 33,320 17,793 15,527

8. Rupnagar District T 2,085.00 160,258 161,186 915,603 489,671 425,932 147,226 78,! 15 69,111
R 2,002.90 . 112,172 112,776 683,286 365,445 317,841 111,490 59,165 52,325
U 82.10 48,086 48,410- 232,317 124,226 108,091 35,736 18,950 16,786

9. Patiala District T 4,584.00 297,591 313,399 1,896,242 1,008,576 887,666 315,970 168,969 147,001
R 4,448.89 203,245 209,775 1,329,269 709,313 619,956 227,516 121,773 105,743
U 135.11 94,346 103,624 566,973 299;263 267,710 88,454 47,196 41,258

10. Sang,ur District T 5,107.00 274,613 279, \39 1,710,120 914,361 795,759 282,560 150,866 131,69'1
R 5,022.37 206,226 207,H9 1,292,126 692, \62 599,964 212,017 112,992 99,025
U 84.63 68,387 71,590 411,99'1 222,199 195,795 70,543 37,874 32,669

II. Bathinda District T 5,551.00 254,848 261,928 1,559,963 829,8"9 730,114 257,505 138,099 119,406
R 5,397.64 194,9\3 199,069 1,208,830 642,590 566,240 198,693 106,074 92,619
U 153.36 59,935 62,859 351,133 187,259 163,874 58,812 32,025 26,787

12. Faridkot District T 5,740.00 280,365 283,6"3 1,730,876 919,680 811,191> 278,066 149,260 128,806
R 5,620.19 207,491 209,574 1,291,037 686,572 6004,465 204,702 109,719 94,983
U 119.81 72,874 71,069 439,839 233,108 206,7JI 73,364 39,541 33,823
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates

51.
Persons Male, Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

Il 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

5,742,528 3,065,671 2,676,857 9,932,116 5,919,225 4,012,891

4,562,442 2,4]5,795 2,126,647 6,298,643 3,834,626 2,464,017
1,180,086 629,876 550,210 3,633,473 2,08",599 I,H8,874

"133,827 229,812 204,015 907,672 535,2"10 372,"132 I.

347,343 183,910 163,"133 666,856 397,813 269,0"13
S6,"IS"I 45,902 40,582 240,816 137,427 103,389

701,444 375,997 325,447 1,209,776 722,857 486,919 2.

539,471 289,253 250,218 678,242 420,990 257,252
161,973 86,7"14 75,229 531,534 301,867 229,667

350,461 186,964 163,497 630,599 394,032 236,567 3.

277,760 148,536 129,224 414,188 268,594 145,594
72,701 38,428 34,273 216,411 125,438 90,973

611,399 329,007 282,392 1,403,640 821,670 581,970 4.

434,038 233,036 201,002 653,609 386,793 266,816
177,361 95,971 81,390 750,031 434,877 315,154

792,098 420,607 371,491 1,178,537 677,935 500,602 5

578,454 306,850 271,604 704,973 411,439 293,534
213,644 113,757 99,887 473,564 266,496 207,068

190,484 100,931 89,553 344,009 200,341 143,668 6.

152,213 80,531 71,682 236,897 138,693 98,204
38,271 20,400 17,871 107,112 61,648 45,464

484,876 255,946 228,930 870,738 507,058 363,680 7.

428,681 226,177 202,504 721,262 422,649 298,613
56,195 29,769 26,426 149,"176 84,'109 65,067

22'1,982 121,131 103,851 523,541 314,649 208,892 B.

185,873 100,210 B5,663 364,01B 223,631 1'10,387
39,109 20,921 18,188 159,523 91,018 68,505

4"17,607 239,472 208,135 926,283 553,520 372,763 9.

379,994 203,648 176,346 567,540 351,138 216,402
67,613 35,824 31,789 358,743 202,382 156,361

458,856 2'16,360 212,496 658,91 S '107,478 2S 1,437 10.

380,281 204,53'1 175,747 448,973 283,4'13 165,530
78,575 41,826 36,749 209,942 124,035 85,907

456,596 243,765 212,831 560,435 349,676 210,759 11.

378,466 202,05 I 176,415 367,879 236,177 131,702
78,130 41,714 36,416 192,556 113,499 79,057

589,898 315,679 271,219 717,971 434,769 283,202 12.

479,868 257,059 222,809 474,206 293,266 180,940
110,030 58,620 51,410 243,765 141,503 102,262

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STATE PRIM,.....

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

TotaV (I·IX) I II
SI. RuraV
No. State! Dlstritt Urban Person. Males Females Person. Male. Females Persons Males Females

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

PUNJAB T 6,098,374 5,832,852 265,52:2 1,1117,2101,8114,06' 23,'411 ',452,828 ',388,159 64,669

R 4,302,7504,157,285 145,465 1,842,149 1,820,342 21,807 1,32l,048 1,262,7l8 60,l10
U 1,795,624 1,675,567 120,057 75,061 73,719 1,342 129,780 125,421 4,l59

I. Gurdaspur District T 489,809 "73,254 16,555 145,380 143,88" 1,496 126,628 12'4,329 2,299
R 384,"100 37i,393 10,007 1'40,932 139,634 1,298 120,176 117,978 2,198
U 105,"109 98,861 6,5"18 4,"1"18 4,250 198 6,"52 6,351 101

2. Amritsar District T 768,022 736,086 31,936 223,986 222,335 1,651 190,963 18'1,095 6,868
R 510,1"13 49,.,524 15,619 215,503 213,893 1,610 170,853 164,730 6,123
U 257,879 2"',562 16,317 8,483 8,"142 "II 20,110 19,365 745

3. Firozpur District T 487,2"16 462,26" 24,982 196,144 191,830 4,314 136,876 125,992 10,884
R 317,151 359,478 17,673 190,083 185,827 4,256 127,939 117,244 10,695
U 110,095 102,786 7,309 6,061 6,003 58 8,937 8,748 189

4. Ludhiana District T 772,516 743,923 28,593 154,528 154,077 451 128,740 126,270 2,470
R 371,559 361,835 9,724 145,789 145,419 370 104,830 102,670 2,160
U '400,957 382,088 18,869 8,739 8,658 81 23,910 23,600 310

5. Jalandhar District T 594,377 56",009 30,368 134,492 133,330 1,162 131,917 125,014 6,903
R 379,259 36",563 1,.,696 129,294 128,336 958 119,806 113,429 6,377
U 215,118 199,H6 15,672 5,198 4,994 2O,. 12,111 11,585 526

6. Kapurthala District T 19,.,439 183,886 10,553 60,761 59,403 1,358 '40,761 37,836 2,925
R 143,219 136,457 6,762 58,953 57,653 1,300 37,612 34,823 2,769
U 51,220 47,429 3,79.1 1,808 1,750 58 3,149 3,013 136

7. Hoshiarpur District T 405,104 385,054 20,050 123,309 121,278 2,031 95,418 90,956 4,462
R HI,060 326,478 14,582 120,197 118,190 2,007 89,069 84,815 4,254
U 64,044 58,576 5,468 3,112 3,088 24 6,349 6,'''' 208

8. Rupnagar District T 269,233 255,372 13,861 77,685 76,136 I,H9 42,768 41,933 835
R 198,819 192,948 5,871 75,841 74,..02 I,H9 40,690 39,941 749
U 70,"'4 62,424 7,990 1,844 1,734 110 2,078 1,992 86

9. Patial. District T 563,193 537,501 25,65'2 167,761 166,835 926 132,713 128,125 4,588
R 397,"82 387,305 10,177 162,"10 161,536 874 123,044 118,861 4,183
U 165,711 150,196 15,515 5,351 5,299 52 9,669 9,264 405

10. Sangrur District T 528,525 513,229 15,296 218,797 216,896 1,901 137,'171 133,565 3,906
R '406,362 397,623 8,739 205,974 204,201 1,773 120,792 117,128 3,364
U 122,163 115,606 6,557 12,823 12,695 128 16,679 16,137 5.. 2

II. 6athinda District T 485,986 465,552 20,'IH 210,627 208,162 2,465 125,339 117,609 7,730
R 382,774 369,183 13,591 202,689 200,388 2,301 117,748 110,369 7,379
U 103,212 96,369 6,843 7,938 7,774 164 7,591 7,240 351

12. Farid kat District T 539,924 512,722 27,202 203,740 199,895 3,845 163,2H 152,435 10,799
R 410,522 392,498 18,02'1 19","84 190,863 3,621 150,489 1..0,450 10,039
U 129,402 120,224 9,178 9,256 9,032 224 12,745 11,985 760

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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

liv~stock, For~stry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturing, Processing,

'"funting and Planation, orchards and Servicing and Repairs in
and allied activities Quarrying Household industry
III IV V(a)
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

31 32 33 3"1 35 36 37 38 39

49,295 46,345 2,950 564 561 3 81,084 72,640 8,444

28,699 27,245 1,454 432 431 1 50,164 45,172 4,992
20,596 19,100 1,496 132 130 2 30,920 27,468 3,452

3,592 3,240 352 IB9 188 3,279 2,878 401 1.

2,727 2,120 307 1'10 139 2,5'12 2,216 326
865 B20 'IS 49 49 737 662 75

3,954 3,784 170 26 26 3,467 2,8S3 H4 2.

2,087 2,020 67 15 15 1,895 1,556 339
1,867 1,76'1 103 11 11 1,572 1,297 275

4,084 3,B93 191 16 16 4,B52 '1,254 598 3.

2,597 2,483 114 11 II 2,765 2,520 245
1,487 1,410 77 5 5 2,087 1,73"1 353

11,148 10,207 941 2 2 3,742 3,266 476 4.

3,790 3,540 250 2 2 2,458 2,202 256
7,358· 6,667 691 1,284 1,064 220

1,571 1,317 259 19 19 18,397 16,911 1,486 5

2,112 1,975 117 3 3 7,875 7,201 674
1,459 1,342 117 16 16 10,522 9,710 BI2

1,236 1,166 70 2 2 2,756 2,414 342 6.

834 789 is 2 2 1,863 1,659 204
402 377 25 893 755 138

4,S3B 4,288 250 54 53 9,689 8,5BO 1,109 7.

3,209 3,051 158 33 33 8,393 7,406 987
1,329 1,237 92 21 20 1,296 1,174 122

1,041 983 58 67 67 4,307 4,063 244 8.

881 840 41 67 67 3,237 3,081 156
160 143 17 1,070 982 88

5,482 5,197 285 152 152 10,342 9,021 1,321 9.

3,443 3,326 117 140 140 5,949 5,346 603
2,039 1,871 168 12 12 4,393 3,675 718

4,142 3,991 151 6 6 7,441 6,904 537 10.

2,791 2,685 106 4,847 4,525 322
1,351 1,306 45 6 6 2,594 2,379 215

4,3"13 4,208 135 16 15 6,485 5,885 600 II.

2,737 2,674 63 9 9 4,550 4,086 '164
1,606 1,534 72 7 6 1,935 1,799 136

2,164 2,071 93 15 15 6,327 5,611 716 12.

1,491 1,442 49 10 10 3,790 3,374 416
673 629 44 5 5 2,537 2,237 300
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STATE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Manufacturing, Processing,
Servicing and Repairs in
other than Household
Industry Constructions Trade and Commerce
rota!! V(b~ VI VII
SI. Rural/
No. State/ District Urban Persons Males Fem3les Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 ''0 41 43 45 "7 "8

PUNJAB T 668,052 650,095 17,957 '56,045 '53,317 2,728 643,254 630,803 12,451
R 235,51' 226,146 ',373 80,J80 7',215 1,165 '76,'66 '72,700 ],466
U 432,5Jl 421,'4' 8,584 75,665 74,102 ',563 467,088 458, fO] 8,985

I. G urdaspur District T 33,501 32,325 1,176 19,474 19,066 "lOB 47,481 46,713 768
R 16,582 17,610 972 14,025 13,716 309 17,898 17,510 388
U 1"1,919 1"1,715 204 5,449 5,350 99 29,583 29,203 3BO

2. Amritsar District T 89,267 86,674 2,593 1'1,406 14,23'1 172 95,096 93,181 1,915
R 23,360 22,021 1,339 6,580 6,570 10 20,685 20,100 585
U 65,907 6",653 1,254 7,826 7,664 162 74,411 73,081 I,no

3. Firozpur District T 26,218 25,301 917 8,685 B,607 78 42,297 41,505 792
R 10,635 10,073 562 3,821 3,808 13 11,239 10,986 253
U 15,583 15,228 355 '1,864 4,799 65 31,058 30,519 539

'I. ludhiana District T 195,390 191,731 3,656 29,346 29,059 287 105,318 103,522 1,796
R 32,845 31,773 1,072 5,5~9 5,528 21 17,609 17,233 376
U 162,545 159,961 2,584 23,797 23,531 266 87,709 86,289 1,420

5. Jalandhar District T 84,114 82,218 1,896 18,191 18,0'12 149 77,759 75,852 1,907
R 34,991 3"1,16" 827 10,451 10,423 28 21,376 20,883 493
U 49,123 48,05" 1,069 7,740 7,619 121 56,383 54,969 1,414

6. K.purthala District T 29,170 28,619 551 5,526 5,020 206 19,878 19,366 512
R 1",203 13,8H 329 3,604 3,430 174 7,305 7,120 185
U 14,967 14,745 222 1,622 1,590 32 12,573 12,246 327

7. Hoshi.rpur District T 32,088 30,751 1,337 13,124 12,891 233 H,857 34,121 736
R 22,922 21,963 959 10,04'1 9,881 163 17,899 17,557 342
U 9,166 8,788 378 3,080 3,010 70 16,958 16,564 394

B. Rupn.gar District T 29,985 28,918 1,067 6,655 6,245 410 22,656 22,182 474
R 14,11" 13,696 418 4,494 ",226 268 9,308 9,219 89
U 15,871 15,222 649 2,161 2,019 142 13,348 12,963 385

9. Patiaia District T 58,497 56,611 1,886 15,342 14,906 436 63,799 62,288 1,511
R 26,955 25,878 1,077 7,748 7,662 86 16,741 16,470 271
U 31,542 30,733 809 7,594 7,24 4 350 47,058 45,818 1,2'10

10. Sangrur District T 36,305 35,385 920 9,290 9,204 86 47,615 46,888 727
R 16,347 15,731 616 5,086 5,051 35 14,378 14,227 151
U 19,958 19,654 304 4,204 4,153 51 li,237 32,661 576

1 I. Bathinda District T 24,030 23,098 932 9,552 9,400 152 41,202 40,548 654
R 8,871 8,335 536 5,723 5,686 37 11,453 11,265 188
U 15,159 1'1,761 396 3,829 3,714 115 29,749 29,283 466

12. F.1ridkot District T 29,487 28,461 1,026 6,754 6,6"13 111 45,296 44,637 659
R 11,69~ 11,028 666 3,255 3,23"1 21 10,275 10,130 145
U 17,793 17,433 360 3,499 3,'109 90 35,021 34,507 514
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storage
and Communications Other Services
YIII IX Marginal Worlcers Non-worlcers
Sl.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

49 50 5I 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

2ll,787 231,298 2,489 896,255 765,573 130,682 16J,615 10,491 151,124 14,019,980 4,9]4,691 9,085,289
I 10,509 I 10,042 467 455,684 413,254 42,430 IS7,63] 9,352 148,281 9,828,381 ],402,786 6,425,575
123,278 121,256 2,022 440,511 352,319 88,252 5,982 1,139 4,843 4,191,619 I,Ul,905 2,659,714

19,636 19,484 15290,64981,147 9,502 3,586 611 2,975 1,263,337 '149,478 813,859 1.
10,327 10,284 43 57,051 52,886 4,165 3,423 543 2,880 982,497 344,541 637,956
9,309 9,200 109 33,598 28,261 5,337 163 68 95 280,840 10'1,937 175,903

34,055 33,706 349 I 12,802 95,198 17,604 149 39 110 1,736,389 601,378 1,135,01 I 2.
15,845 15,799 46 53,320 47,620 5,500 144 38 106 1,140,4'12 387,766 752,676
18,210 17,907 303 59,482 47,378 12,104 'I 595,947 213,612 382,335

15,127 14,867 260 52,947 45,999 6,948 29,278 1,592 27,686 1,091,293 384,908 706,385 3.
5,150 5,131 19 22,911 21,395 1,516 27,853 1,291 26,556 818,413 284,320 531,093
9,977 9,736 241 30,036 24,604 5,432 1,425 295 1,130 272,880 100,588 172,292

40,693 40,306 387 103,609 85,480 18,129 10 9 1,699,068 596,115 1,102,953 1.

15,173 15,098 75 43,514 38,370 5,144 10 9 857,244 292,220 565,021
25,520 25,208 312 60,095 47,110 12,985 841,824 303,895 537,929

27,929 27,434 495 97,988 81,872 16,116 12,760 1,079 11,681 1,419,650 502,005 917,645 5.
13,184 13,102 82 40,167 35,047 5,120 11,627 841 10,786 907,099 315,116 591,983
14,745 14,332 413 57,821 46,825 10,996 1,133 238 895 512,551 186,889 325,662

6,234 6,137 97 28,415 23,923 4,492 7,4'15 419 7,026 ""'1,763 156,725 288,038 6.
3,581 3,564 17 15,262 13,543 1,719 7,277 382 6,895 329,546 114,460 215,086
2,653 2,573 80 13,153 10,380 2,713 168 37 131 115,217 42,265 72,952

13,918 13,832 86 78,109 68,304 9,805 14,758 1,753 13,005 1,035,166 371,318 663,848 7.
10,218 10,176 42 59,076 53,406 5,670 14,384 1,724 12,660 877,446 312,364 565,082
3,700 3,656 44 19,033 14,898 4,135 374 29 345 157,720 58,954 98,766

12,528 12,401 127 71,541 62,4'1'1 9,097 6,111 132 5,682 6'10,256 233,867 '106,389 B.
8,896 8,858 38 41,291 38,618 2,673 6,095 424 5,671 478,372 172,073 306,299
3,632 3,543 89 30,250 23,826 6,424 19 8 11 161,884 61,794 100,090

21,591 21,362 229 87,514 73,004 14,510 8,553 1,277 7,276 1,324,496 469,798 B54,698 9.
11,119 11,087 32 39,933 36,999 2,934 8,202 1,163 7,039 923,585 320,8'15 602,740
10,472 10,275 197 47,581 36,005 11,576 351 114 237 400,911 148,953 251,958

15,122 15,027 95 52,336 45,363 6,973 22,619 962 21,657 1,158,976 400,170 758,806 10.
7,503 7,481 22 28,644 26,294 2,350 21,827 884 20,943 863,937 293,655 570,282
7,619 7,546 73 23,692 19,069 4,623 792 78 714 295,039 106,515 188,524

12,784 12,645 139 51,608 43,982 7,626 33,849 1,423 32,426 1,040,128 362,874 677,254 II.
4,235 4,207 28 24,7 S9 22,164 2,595 33,167 1,320 31,847 792,889 272,087 520,802
8,549 8,438 111 26,849 21,818 5,031 682 103 579 2'17,239 90,787 156,452

1'1,170 1'1,097 73 68,737 58,857 9,880 24,'194 903 23,591 166,'158 406,055 760,403 12.
5,278 5,255 23 29,756 26,712 3,OH 23,624 735 22,889 856,891 293,339 563,552
8,892 8,842 50 38,981 32,145 6,836 870 168 702 309,567 112,716 196,851
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
(C.D. BLOCKWISE)
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Total population
(Indudl",
Institutional Total population
No. of and houseless In the aee
State! District! Total! occupied population) group ().6
SI. CO.8IocklU.A.I Rurall Area In residential No. of
No. City!Town Urban sq. Un. houses households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 J 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

PUNJAB T 50,362.00 3,nO,%53 3,4%4,666 %0.%81.969 10.778.0349.503.9353.306,%45 1,763,452 1,54%,793

R 48,9%1.%0 %,314,391 2,355.09614,288.1.... 1,569,4236,119.321 %.353,103 1,253,102 1,100,601
U 1.440.801.015,8611,069,570 5.991.125 3,208.6112,784.614 952,542 510.350 442.192
L Gurd.upur District T 3.562.00 281,716 288,646 1.156.132 923,343 8ll,389 288,919 153,831 I J5,088
R 3.485.58 22.],64 I 224,335 1,310,320 719,477 650,843 229,311 121,920 107,397
U 16.42 6", 1]5 64,31 I 386,"12 203,866 182,5"6 59,602 ]1,911 27,691
J. Bamial CO. Block T 42.56 2,028 2,030 13,266 6,842 6,424 2,218 1,128 1,090
R 42.56 2,028 2,030 13,266 6,842 6,424 2,218 1,128 1,090
U

2. Narot J3imal Singh T 190.38 11,169 11,257 67,803 34,759 33,044 10,548 5,399 5,149
CD. Block R 190.38 11,169 11,257 67,803 34,759 33,044 10.548 5,399 5,149
U

J. Pathankot CO. Block T 327.14 30,329 30,587 17B,I02 91,940 B6,162 30,469 16,OH 14,425
R 327.14 29,514 29,768 173,158 89,355 83,803 29,651 15,619 14,032
U NA 815 819 4,944 2,585 2,359 818 425 393
Harijan and Railway U NA 127 127 676 358 318 93 46 47
Colony (O.C.)

Khanpur (O'C') U NA 298 298 1,865 984 881 338 165 173
lamin (O.G.) U NA 356 356 2,196 1,12'1 1,072 355 197 158
Ohaki (D.G.) U NA 34 38 207 119 88 32 17 15
4. Dhar Kalan CD. Block T 366.31 21,727 21,786 109,429 58,223 51,206 19,146 9,954 9,192
It 366.31 21,727 21,786 109,429 58,223 51,206 19,146 9,954 9,192
U
5. Dhariwal CD. Block T 236.15 18,168 18,176 117,282 62,392 54,890 19,3l9 10,334 9,005
R 232.49 17,244 17,252 111,187 59,205 51,982 18,316 9,794 8,522
U 3.66 924 92'1 6,095 3,187 2,908 1,023 540 483
Fatehnangal (C.T.) U 3.66 924 92'1 6,095 3,187 2,908 1,023 540 483
6. Dinanagar C.D. Block T 253.46 18,060 18,181 110,251 56,846 53,405 17,457 9,193 8,264
It 250.20 17,267 17,388 105,445 54,374 51,071 16,709 B,826 7,883
U 3.26 793 793 4,B06 2,472 2,334 748 367 lBI
Behrampur (C.T.) U 3.26 793 793 4,806 2,472 2,334 748 367 381
7. Curdaspur CD. Block T 270.73 20,300 20,414 128,577 67,542 61,035 21.480 11,452 10,028
R 270.73 20,300 20,414 128,577 67,542 61,035 21,480 11,452 10,028
U

8. Kahnuwan C.O. Block T 358.48 20,013 20,029 120,655 61,638 59,017 20,370 10,908 9,462
It 358.48 20,013 20,029 120,655 61,638 59,017 20,370 10,908 9,462
U

9. Kalanaur CD. Block T 219.22 11,304 11,310 72,240 38,364 33,876 12,110 6,468 5,642
R 219.22 11,304 11,310 72,240 38,364 33,876 12,110 6,468 5,642
U

10. Batala CD. Block T 295.83 25,80'1 25,810 162,429 86,530' 75,899 27.582 14,802 12,780
R 295.83 23,002 23,008 I 45,06B 77,170 67,898 24,484 13,133 11,351
U NA 2,802 2,802 17,361 9,360 8,001 3,098 1,669 1,429
(i) Bakewal (~.C.) U NA 706 706 3,975 2,133 1,842 636 343 293
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Sch~uled Castes Scheduled Trilles Literates

SI.
Persons Males females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

Il 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

5,742,528 l,065,67' 2,676,857 9,932, •• 6 5,919,225 4,012,891

4,562,442 2,4l5,795 2,126,647 6,298,64l l,8l4,626 2,464,017
1,180,086 629,876 550,210 l,6l3,473 2,084,599 1,548,874
433,827 229,812 204,015 907,672 5l5,240 372,432 l.
l47,]43 18],910 163,4]3 666,856 ]97,8n 269,04]
86,484 45,902 40,582 240,816 137,427 10],319
5,840 2,983 2,857 6,747 4,045 2,702 I.
5,8'10 2,983 2,857 6,747 4,045 2,702

32,168 16,652 15,516 34,450 20,400 14,050 2.

32,168 16,652 15,516 34,450 20,400 14,050

63,499 33,475 30,024 97,788 56,173 41,615 3.

61,167 32,257 28,910 95,200 54,668 40,532
2,332 1,218 1,114 2,588 1,505 1,083
95 51 '14 454 267 187

970 522 448 866 521 345

1,199 606 593 1,205 671 534
68 39 29 63 46 17
26,478 14,346 12,132 60,161 36,334 24,'127 4.
26,478 14,346- 12,132 60,161 36,334 2'1,427

22,778 12,215 10,563 56,676 34,597 22,019 5.

21,022 11,260 9,762 53,738 32,773 20,965
1,756 955 801 2,938 1,824 1,114
1,756 955 801 2,938 1,824 1,114
41,493 21,685 19,808 59,164 34,7J5 24,429 6.
39,778 20,781 18,991 56,321 33,098 23,223
1,715 .898 817 2,843 1,637 1,206
1,715 898 817 2,843 1,637 1,206
34,238 17,952 16,286 63,751 38,108 25,643 7.
31,238 17,952 16,286 63,751 38,108 25,643

13,121 6,962 6,165 61,516 35,056 26,460 B.

13,127 6,962 6,165 61,516 J5,056 26,460

8,013 4,309 3,764 34,131 20,882 13,249 9.

8,073 4,309 3,764 34,131 20,882 13,249

43,714 23,414 20,300 69,975 42,579 H,396 10.

37,944 20,295 17,649 61,487 37,503 23,984
5,770 3,119 2,651 8,488 5,076 3,412

662 331 125 2,2H 1,316 PIS

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Industrial Caterory of Main Wor1cers

Total Main Wor1cers Cultivators Agricukural Labourers

StateiOistrict/ Totall (J.JX) I II
CD. Block/U.A.f RuraJ/
No. City/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

PUNJAB T 6,098,374 5,832,852 265,522 1,917,210 1,894,061 23,149 1,452,828 1,388,159 64,669
R 4,302,7504,157,285 145,465 1,842,149 1,820,342 21,807 1,323,048 1,262,738 60,]10
U 1,795,624 1,675,567 120,057 75,061 73,719 1,342 129,780 125,421 4,lS9

1. Gurdupur DlslrlU T 489,809 473,254 16,555 145,380 143,884 1,496 126,628 124,329 2,299
R 384,400 374,]9) 10,007 140,932 1l9,614 1,298 120,176 117,978 2,198
U 105,409 98,861 6,548 4,448 4,250 19B 6,452 6,l51 101

I. 8amial C.O. Block T 3,562 3,489 73 1,245 1,231 14 1,514 1,488 26

R 3,562 3,489 73 1,2'15 1,231 14 1,51'1 1,'188 26
U

2. Narol Jaimal Singh T 18,554 18,087 467 '1,744 4,725 19 8,329 8,269 60
C.D. Block R 18,554 18,087 '167 4,144 4,725 19 8,329 8,269 60
U

3. Palh."kol C.O. Block T 46,786 45,177 1,609 7,953 7,912 41 15,759 15,594 165
R 45,583 44,036 1,547 7,899 7,860 39 15,689 15,525 164
U 1,203 1,141 62 5'1 52 2 70 69 I
Harijan and Railway U 202 185 17
Colony (O.G.)

Khanpur (O.G.) u 476 454 22 26 26 38 38

Lamin (O.G.) u 458 '138 20 12 10 2 30 29

Dhaki (O.C.) U 67 64 3 16 16

4. Ohar Kalan C.O. Block T 31,515 30,408 1,107 6,697 6,676 21 6,580 6,512 68
R 31,515 30,408 1,107 6,697 6,676 21 6,580 6,512 68
U

5. Dhariwal C.O. Block T 32,979 32,341 638 11,459 11,429 30 10,861 10,754 107
R 31,917 31,l21 596 11,330\ II,l04 30 10,594 10,487 107
U 1,062 1,020 42 125 125 267 267

Fatehnangal (C.T.) U 1,062 1,020 42 125 125 267 267

6. Oinanagar C.D. Block T 30,761 29,589 1,172 9,250 9,024 226 11,921 11,552 369
R 29,448 28,325 1,123 9,129 8,903 226 11,308 10,940 368
U 1,313 1,264 '19 121 121 613 612

Behrampur (C.T.) U 1,313 1,264 '19 121 121 613 612

7. Curdaspur C.O. Block T 36,262 35,121 1,141 12,111 11,974 137 11,884 11,466 418
R 36,262 35,121 1,1'11 12,111 11,974 137 11,884 11,466 '118
U

8. Kahnuwan C.O. Block T 31,614 30,965 15,817 15,715 102 7,258 7,147 111
R 31,614 30,965 15,817 15,715 102 7,258 7, I '17 III
U
9. Kalanaur C.O. 810ck T 19,389 19,061 328 8,911 8,905 6 5,820 5,718 102
R 19,389 19,061 328 8,911 8,905 6 5,820 5,718 102
U
10. Batala C.O. Block T 47,204 '16,155 1,049 17,538 17,497 41 13,055 12,824 231
R 42,391 41,583 808 16,827 16,790 37 12,457 12,271 186
U 4,813 '1,572 241 711 707 4 598 553 45

(i) Bakewal (O.C.) U 1,169 1,084 85 105 102 3 35 27 8

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CDISUS ABSTRACT

Industrbl Cateaory of Hain Worters

livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hlnlnc Hanufacturlns, Proceuins,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and SeMclnc and Repairs In
and allied activities QuarrvInI Household Indusvy
III IV V (a)
51.
Persons Hales Females Persons Hales FemaMis PenoN Hales Females No.

31 32 II 34 35 36 37 38 39
",

49,295 46,345 2,950 564 561 3 81,084 72,64. 8,444

28,699 27,245 1,454 432 431 50,164 45,172 4,992
20,596 19,100 1,496 132 13. 2 30,92. 27,468 3,452
3,592 3,24. lS2 I" ..8 3,279 2,878 401 I.
2,727 2,42. J.7 140 IJ9 2,S42 2,216 326
865 82. 4S 49 49 737 662 75
20 15 5 2 2 12 12 I.
20 15 5 2 2 12 12

248 207 41 3 J 244 179 65 2.

248 207 41 3 3 244 179 65

928 749 179 83 82 677 609 68 3.

920 742 178 82 81 667 599 68
8 7 1 10 10
2 2

3 2 C''' I

2 2 9 9

232 225 7 30 30 430 330 100 4.

232 225 7 30 30 430 330 100

134 129 5 162 154 8 5.

125 120 5 149 142 7
9 9 13 12
9 9 13 12
247 221 26 7 7 2JJ 207 26 6.
242 216 26 6 6 222 200 22
5 5 11 7 4
5 5 11 7 4
J05 291 14 135 121 14 7.
)05 291 14 135 121 14

142 III 9 l l 129 115 14 8.

142 133 9 3 3 129 115 14

54 54 3 3 4' 42 7 ,
54 54 3 3 4' 42 7

191 189 2 7 7 202 183 19 10.

177 176 7 7 ISO 136 14
14 13 52 47 5
5 4 17 12 5
 20~

DISTRICT PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Manufacturing, Processing,
Servicing and Repal~ In
other than Household
Industry Constructions Trade and Commerce
State/ District! TotaV V(b) VI VII
SI. CO. 8Iock/U.A.I Rural/
No. City/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

PUNJAB T 668,052 650,095 17,957 156,045 ISJ,JI7 2,728 643,254 630,80J 12,451
R 235,519 226,146 9,37] 80,180 79,215 1,165 176,166 172,700 3,466
U 4:12,533 423,949 8,584 75,665 74,102 1,563 467,088 458,10] 8,985
I. T 13,501 32,325 1,176 19,474 19,066 408 47,481 46,71J 768
R 18,582 17,610 972 ''',025 13,716 309 17,898 17,510 388
U ''',919 14,715 204 5,449 5,350 99 29,583 29,203 380
I. 8amial C.D. 810d< T 81 77 . 21 21 184 184
R 81 77 4 21 21 184 184
U

2. Naroe jalmal Singh T 539 506 .13 238 238 1,245 1,204 41
CD. Block R 539 506 33 238 238 1,245 1,204 41
U

3. Pathankot CD. Block T 2,899 2,642 257 1,958 1,924 l4 3,100 3,020 80
R 2,762 2,508 254 1,765 1,733 32 2,839 2,766 73
U 137 134 3 193 191 2 261 254 7
Harijan and Railway U 14 14 39 39 86 84 2
Colony (O.G.)
Khanpur (O.G.) u 60 59 74 7J 65 62
Lamin (O.G.) u 41 41 78 77 104 102 2
Dhakl (O.G.) U 22 20 2 2 2 6 6
... Dhar Kalan C.O. Block T 1,250 944 306 8,296 8,068 228 1,547 1,523 24
R 1,250 944 306 8,296 8,068 228 1,547 1,523 24
U
5. Dharmal C.D. Block T 2,733 2,682 51 359 353 6 ',181 1,166 15
R 2,479 2,428 51 352 346 6 1,101 1,088 13
U 254 254 7 7 80 78 2
Falehnangal (C T.) U 254 254 7 7 80 78 2
6. Dlnanagar C. D. Block T 1,533 1,458 75 413 4.0 3 1,713 1,654 59
R 1,449 1,376 73 407 405 2 1,534 1,479 55
U 84 82 2 6 5 179 175 4
Behrampur (C. T.) U 84 82 2 6 5 179 .75 4
7. Gurdaspur C.D. Block T 1,796 1,740 56 717 703 14 1,796 1,736 60
R 1,796 1,740 56 717 703 14 1,796 1,736 60
U
8. Kahnuwan C.D. Block T 943 919 24 380 372 8 2,253 2,230 23
R 943 919 24 380 372 8 2,253 2,230 23
U
9. Kalanaur CD. 810ck T 597 580 17 382 364 18 1,158 1,'48 10
R 597 580 17 382 364 18 1,158 1,148 10
U
10. Ratala C.O. Block T 5,299 5,170 129 1,028 1,026 2 2,521 2,475 46
R 4,132 4,045 87 783 783 1,832 1,796 36
U 1,167 1,125 42 245 243 2 689 679 10

(i) 8akewaIIO.G.) U .97 196 80 79 216 210 6

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CE'NSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category 01 Main Workers

Transport, Storage
and Communications Other Services
VIII IX Marginal Workers Non-workers
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

49 50 51 52 53 5'1 55 56 57 58 59 60

2lJ,787231,298 2,489 896,255 765,573 '30,682 163,615 10,491 153,124 14,019,980 4,934,691 9,085,289
• 10,509 •• 0,042 467 455,684 413,254 42,410 157,633 9,352 148,281 9,828,36. 3,402,786 6,425,575
'23,278 '21,256 2,022 440,571 352,319 88,252 5,982. 1,1l9 4,843 4,191,619 1,531,905 2,659,714
19,636 19,484 152 90,649 81,147 9,502 3,586 611 2,975 1,263,lJ7 449,478 813,859 1.
10,327 '0,284 43 57,051 52,886 4,165 3,423 543 2,880 982,497 344,541 637,956
9,309 9,200 109 33,598 28,261 5,ll7 .6J 68 95 280,840 104,937 175,903
29 29 454 430 24 154 18 136 9,550 3,335 6,215 I.
29 29 454 430 24 154 18 136 9,550 3,JJ5 6,215

281 277 4 2,683 2,479 204 414 104 310 48,835 16,568 32,267 2.
281 277 4 2,683 2,479 204 414 104 310 48,835 16,568 32,267

2,098 2,091 7 11,331 10,554 777 898 129 769 130,418 46,634 83,784 3.
2,008 2,001 7 10,952 10,221 731 894 125 769 126,681 45,194 81,487
90 90 379 333 46 4 4 3,737 1,440 2,297
9 9 51 36 15 '174 173 301

52 52 157 141 16 1,389 530 859

20 20 161 147 14 1,738 686 1,052
9 9 10 9 4 4 136 51 85
752 747 5 5,701 5,353 348 91 54 37 77,823 27,761 50,062 4.
752 747 5 5,701 5,353 348 91 54 37 77,823 27,761 50,062

814 809 5 5,276 4,865 411 35 35 8'1,268 30,016 54,252 5.

760 756 4 5,023 4,650 373 3. 3 79,267 27,881 51,386
54 53 1 253 215 38 32 32 5,001 2,135 2,866
54 53 253 215 38 32 32 5,001 2,135 2,866
738 733 5 4,706 4,323 383 31 10 21 79,459 27,247 52,212 6.
713 709 4 4,438 4,091 347 18 9 9 75,979 26,040 49,939
25 24 268 232 36 13 12 3,480 1,207 2,273
25 24 268 232 36 13 12 3,480 1,207 2,273
971 969 2 6,547 6,121 426 114 6 108 92,201 32,415 59,786 7.
971 969 2 6,547 6,121 426 114 6 108 92,201 32,415 59,786

592 591 4,097 3,740 357 359 26 333 88,682 30,647 58,035 8.
592 591 4,097 3,740 357 359 26 JJ3 88,682 30,647 58,035

467 465 2 1,948 1,782 166 255 18 237 52,596 19,285 33,311 9.
467 465 2 1,948 1,782 166 255 18 237 52,596 19,285 33,311

2,061 2,048 13 5,303 4,736 566 23 9 14 115,202 40,366 14,836 10.

1,635 1,623 12 4,391 3,956 435 23 9 14 102,654 35,578 67,076
426 425 911 780 131 12,548 4,788 7,760

115 1\5 399 339 60 2,806 1,049 1,757

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DlmlCT PRIMARY

Tobi J)Op\llalion
(includllll
Institutional Tobi popIIIaIIon
No. of and houseless In the ace
Stat@/Oistrictl TotaIl occupied population) group ().6
SI. C.O.Block/U.A.I Rurall Area In rHdentiaI No. of
No. City/Town Urban sq. kin. houses households Pel10llS Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

(ii) Gaunspura (O.G.) U NA 359 359 2,601 1,386 1,215 402 219 183
(iii) 8hatha Inderjit (O.C.) U lolA 292 292 1,830 966 864 311 165 146
(Iv) M.arrianwala (O.G.) U NA 191 191 1,316 712 604 251 126 125
(v) Unwpura (O.G.) U NA 165 165 q26 687 539 260 156 104
(vi) Sagarpur (O.G.) U NA 179 179 1,092 586 506 210 96 114
(w) Kothe Malawa (O.G.) U lolA 187 181 1,091 570 521 256 136 120
(toiN) Sawali Inderjit (O.G.) U lolA 141 141 882 473 409 136 71 65
(Ix) tMde·OI·Khul (O.G.) U NA 124 124 778 426 352 159 88 71

~l J\lowal (O.G.) U lolA 156 156 756 422 3J4 128 63 65

(xil Kharal (O.G.) U NA 83 83 608 345 26] 147 99 48
ildil Nawanpind (O.G.) U lolA Ii as. 462 251 211 79 36 43
(xiii) Jharriwalan (O.G.) U NA f1 57 340 193 147 58 33 25
(xlv) HaveU U lilA 39 39 238 II' III 3S 21 14
o.obdaran (O.G.) <

(xv) Manl U 38 38 166 83 83 30 17 13

Gtlauranga (O.G.)
II. !>era Baba Nank T 283.19 14,698 14,699 92,076 48,403 43,673 15,996 8,577 7,119
C.O. Block R 283.19 14,698 14,699 92,016 48,403 43,673 15,996 8,577 7,419
U

12. Fatehgarh Churian T 238.71 14,611 14,615 94,933 50,832 44,101 16,348 8,930 7,418
CO. Block R 238.71 14,611 14,615 94,933 50,832 44,101 16,348 8,930 7,418
U

13. Sri Hargobindpur T 400.00 20,936 20,951 137,628 73,390 64,238 U,116 11,834 10,282
CO. Block R 400.00 20,764 20,179 136,483 72,770 63,7t3 21,941 11,7)2 10,209
U NA 172 172 1,145 620 525 175 101 73
Harijan Colony, ITI, U NA 172 172 1,145 620 SlI 175 IOJ 73
Balmikl Graveyard II[
D.A. V. Hr. Sec.
School (O.G.)

Urb.tll Total u 76.42 M,IlS 64,lll 386,412 IOl,866 182,546 59,602 31,"" 27,691

(lllts/U.A/s ,,",vlna ,0l1li"'' 0" 100,000 and abov.

I. Pathankot U.A. U NA 21,789 21,910 128,198 67,Qf2 6\,lQ6 19,299 10,229 9,070

(i) Pathankot (M.C) U 22.10 21,101 21,218 123,930 64,865 59,065 18,574 9,850 8,724

(ii) Lamin (O.G.) U NA 356 356 2,196 1,124 1,072 355 197 158

(Iii) Khanpur (O.G.) U lolA 298 298 1,865 984 881 338 165 173

(iv) Dh.ki (O.G.) U NA 34 38 207 119 88 32 17 15

2. 8atal. U.A. U NA 16,342 16.387 103,367 54,800 48,561 16,665 9,0ll 7,632

(i) !latala (M.C.) U 8.75 13,540 13,585 86,006 45,440 40,566 13,567 7,364 6,203
(ii) 8akeml (O.C.) U lilA 706 706 3,975 2,133 1,8'42 636 343 293
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates

SI.
Person< Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21

599 325 214 1,568 926 642

170 94 76 1,099 608 491

600 312 288 550 374 176

710 406 304 478 295 183

377 207 170 429 249 180

822 428 394 461 269 195
98 56 12 567 335 232
611 33'1 277 205 131 74
343 182 161 25'1 118 76
330 192 138 93 61 32

34 17 17 227 115 82

228 132 96 120 81 39

104 55 19 116 63 53

82 42 40 81 15 39

11,795 6,247 5,548 39,656 24,026 15,630 II.

11,795 6,247 5,548 39,656 24,026 15,630

21,492 11,514 9,978 40,524 25,218 15,306 12.

21,492 11,514 9,978 40,524 25,218 15,306

35,085 18,806 16,279 59,062 36,005 23,057 13.

34,221 18,346 15,875 58,574 35,702 22,872
864 460 404 488 30l 185
864 460 404 488 303 185

86,484 45,902 40,582 240,816 IJ7,421 10J,lap

26,358 13,964 12,394 83,115 46,734 36,381 I.

24,121 12,797 11,324 80,981 45,496 35,485

1,199 606 593 i,205 671 534

970 522 4'18 866 521 l45

68 39 29 63 46 17

27,407 14,666 12,741 58,194 33,445 24,749 2.

21,637 11,547 10,090 49,706 28,369 21,337

662 337 325 2,234 1,316 918

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DISTRla PRIMARY

Industrial Catecory of Main Worlters

Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

State/District! Total! (!-IX) I II
51. CD. 8Iock/U.A.I Rural/
No. Oty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

(ii) Gaunspura (O.G.) U 727 702 25 35 35 96 89 7

(iii) 8hatha Inderiit (O.G.) U 418 399 1.9 54 S4 21 21

(iv) Marri.nwala (O.G.) U 374 373 154 154 148 148

(v) Umarpura (C.G.) U 353 311 42 39 38

(,,) Sagarpur (O.C.) U 293 274 19 14 34 49 45 4

(vii) Kothe Malawa (O.G.) U 304 280 24 13 13 67 45 22

(viii) Bawali Inder;lt (O.G.) U 292 282 10 113 113

(ix) 8hode·Di·Khui (O.G.) U 167 166 41 43 49 49

(x) Alowal (O.G.) u 245 244 32 32 69 69

(xi) Kharal (O.G.) u 162 162 32 32 35 35

(xii) Nawanplnd (O.G.) U 117 116

(xiii) )harriwalan (C.G.) U 75 71 4 23 23 27 23 4

(xiv) Haveli U 73 66 7 20 20
Chobdaran (O.G.)
(xv) Mani U 42 2 14 14
Ghauranga (C.G.)
II. Dera 8aba N ank T 26,192 25,714 448 12,769 12,624 14S 7,419 7,362 57
C.D. Block R 26,192 25,714 448 12,769 12,624 145 7,419 ; 7,362 57
U

12. Fatehgarh (hurian T 27,396 26,684 712 11,650 11,498 152 8,753 8,540 213
CD. 810ck R 27,396 26,684 712 11,650 11,498 152 8,753 8,540 213
U

13. Sri Hargobindpur T 40,873 39,860 1,0il 21,842 21,472 370 12,576 12,258 318
CD. Block R 40,577 39,569 1,008 2,1799 21,429 370 12,571 12,253 318
U 296 291 5 43 43 5 5
Harijan Colony, iTl, U 296 291 5 43 43 5 5
Balmiki Graveyard &
D.A. V. Hr. Sec.
School (O.G.)

Urb.\n ToUlI U 105,409 98,861 6,548 4,448 4,250 198 6,452 6,351 101

Cld.s/U.A's havllll popu..don loo,ooo ..nd abov.

I. Pathankot U.A. U 34,425 32,345 2,080 572 568 4 1,513 1,491 22

(i) Pathankot (M.C.) U 33,424 31,389 2,035 518 516 2 1,444 1,423 21

(ii) Lamin (O.G.) U 458 438 20 12 10 2 30 29

(iii) Khanpur (O.G.) U 476 454 22 26 26 38 38

(Iv) Dhaki (O.G.) U 67 64 3 16 16

2. 83tala U.A. U 28,615 27,063 1,552 2,051 1,863 188 1,657 1,608 49

(i) 8at313 (M.C) U 23,802 22,491 1,311 1,340 1,156 184 1,059 1,055 ...
(ii) Bakewal (C.G.) U 1,169 1,084 85 105 102 3 JS 27 8
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IndU5trial Category of Main Workers

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturing, Processing,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Servicing and Repairs in
and allied activities Quarrying Household Industry
111 IV V (a>
SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Fernal. No.

31 32 33 35 36 37 38 39

5 8 8

2 2 2 2

3 3
2 2
3 3
II 11

3 3

92 91 186 lBO 6 II.

92 91 186 lBO 6

40 38 2 2 2 109 102 7 12.

40 38 2 2 2 109 102 7

130 112 18 2 2 ISS 153 2 13.

130 112 18 2 2 60 5B 2
9S 95
9S 9S

865 82.0 45 49 49 737 662. 75

288 265 23 32 32 160 133 27 1.

282 260 22 31 31 ISO 12l 7

2 2 9 9
2

125 12'1 5 5 234 214 20 2.

III III S 5 182 167 15

4 17 12

15-A-63/RG I/ND/9t-
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DISTRICT PRIMARY

Industrial Catqory of Main Workers

Man*urinr, Proemne,
SerWinc and Repairs In
other dian Household
Industry ConSlT'Uctlons Trade and Commerce
Staltl Oistrlal Totall V(b) VI VII
51. e.O. 8loct/ij.A.I Ilwrall
No. Oty/fown Urban Persons Females Penons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 41 42 13 45 46 47 48

(ii) Gaunspura (O.G.) U 240 238 2 35 35 130 129

(iii) Bhatha Inderjit (O.G.) U 102 102 7 7 77 76

(iv) Marrianwala (O.G.) U 25 25 12 12 7 6

(v) Umarpura (O.C.) U 206 16.7 39 6 6 33 33

(vi) Sagarpur (O.G.) U 32 32 52 51 29 29

(vii) Kothe Malawa (O.G.) U 80 80 18 18 57 57

(viii) 8..... Inderiit (O.G.) U 65 65 13 13 28 27

(ix) Shode-Oi·Khui (O.C.) U 10 10 10 10 S 5
(x) Alowal (O.G.) U III III 5 IS IS
jxl) Kharal (O.G.) U 15 45 6 6 8 8
(xii) Nawanplnd (O.G.) U 19 19 71 71

(xiii) Jharriwalan (O.C.) U 9 9 1 .

(xiv) Hav.. U 9 9 6 6
Cholxbran (O.C.)

(xv) Mani U 17 17 1 3
Ghauranga (O.G.)

II. Dera Saba "lank T 781 769 12 289 219 836 822 14
e.D. alock II. 781 769 12 289 289 Bl6 822 11
U

12. Fateh,arh ChWian T 1,101 1,066 35 217 216 744 726 18

C.O. Block It 1,101 1,066 15 217 216 714 726 18
U

13. Sri Haltobindpur T 709 689 20 18B 188 851 830 21

C.O. Block It 672 652 20 17B 178 829 808 21
U 37 37 10 10 22 22
Harijan Colony, iTI, U 37 37 10 10 22 22
Salmiki Graveyard ..
D.A. V. Hr. Sec.
School (O.G.)

Ur...nToul u 14,919 14,715 5,449 5,]50 99 29.583 29,20] ]80

CltI../U.A'. ","vI", popuLulon 100,000 Indlbov.

I. Pathankot U.A. u 3,522 3,433 89 2,619 2,547 72 10,310 10,138 172
(i) Pathankot (M.e.) u 3,l99 l,lll 86 2,165 2,395 70 IO,Il5 9,968 167
(il) LlITlin (O.G.) u 41 11 78 77 104 102 2

(iii) Khanpur (O.G.) u 60 S9 H 73 65 62 3

(iv) Dhaki (O.G.) U 22 20 2 2 2 6 6

2. Batala U.A. U 6,567 6,195 72 998 991 7 7,988 7,91l 7S

(i) latal. (M.c.) U 5,400 5,l70 30 753 HS 5 7,299 7,23'1 65
(ii) 8akewal (O.G.) U 197 196 80 79 216 210 6

.5·8 -63fRGffND/96
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C£NSUS ABSTRACT
Industrial Category of M4II Wcn.,rs

Transport, St«aee
and Communications
VIII ~ers
51.
Persons Males Females Penons Mates • Females Persons Males Females Persons Males No.

49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

67 67 III 96 IS 1,874 684 1,190

"I' "II 112 94 18 1,'\1 2 567 845

8 8 17 17 942 'l9. 603
14 14 52 50 2 873 376 497
27 26 68 55 13 799 312 487

SO SO 16 14 2 787 290 497

21 21 40 31 9 590 191 399
37 37 13 12 611 260 351

7 7 6 5 511 178 llZ

16 II> 17 17 446 183 263
16 16 II 10 345 IlS 210
3 3 7 7 265 122 143

3 3 17 7 165 61 104

8 6 2 122 41 81

924 923 2,896 2,681 212 656 152 504 65,228 22,507 42,721 II.
924 923 2,896 2,684 212 656 152 504 65,228 22,507 42,721

791 791 3,989 3,705 284 432 19 413 67,105 24,129 42,976 12.
791 791 3,989 3,705 28i 132 19 413 67,105 24,129 42,976

414 413 4,006 3,743 263 10 10 96,745 33,530 63,215 13.

404 403 3,932 3,674 258 10 10 95,896 33,201 62,695
10 10 74 69 5 849 329 520

10 10 74 69 5 849 329 520

9,J09 9,200. lot ]],598 28,261 5,ll7 16] 68 95 210,840 104,937 175,90]

4,541 4,472 69 10,868 9,266 1,602 43 30 13 93,730 :4,717 59,013 I.

"'460 4,391 69 10,540 8,969 1,571 39 26 13 90,467 J3,4SC 57,017

20 20 161 147 14 1,738 686 1,052

52 52 157 141 16 1,189 530 86.

9 9 10 9 4 4 136 51 85

2,572 2,555 17 6,418 5,295 1,123 2 74,750 27,736 47,014 2.

2,146 2,130 16 5,507 4,515 992 2 62,202 22,948 39,254

115 115 399 3il9 60 2,806 1,049 1,757

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D.m.cr PRIMARY

Tota! population
(Indudlng
instltutlonal Tota! population
No. of and houselest In the age
Sl<Ite/DistrictJ Totall occupi~ popldatlon) lTOuP 0-0
SI. C.D.BlocIclU.A.I Rural! Area in residential No. of
No. City!Town Urban sq. km. houses households Peoons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

(iii) Gaunspura (O.G.) U NA 359 359 2,601 1,386 1,215 402 219 193

(iv) Shatha Inder;it (O.G,) U NA 292 292 1,830 966 864 ll1 165 146

(v) Marrianwala (O.G.) U NA 191 191' 1,316 712 604 251 126 125

(vi) Umarpura (O.G.) U NA 165 165 1,226 687 539 260 156 104

(vii) Sagarpur (O.G.) U NA 179 179 1,092 586 506 210 96 114

(viii) Kothe Malawa (O.G.) U NA 187 187 1,091 570 521 256 136 120

(Ix) Sawali Inderjit (O.C.) U NA 141 141 882 473 409 136 71 65

(x) Bhode-Di·Khui (O.C.) U NA 124 124 778 426 352 159 88 71

(xi) Alowal (O.C.) U NA 156 156 756 422 334 128 63 65

(xii) Kharal (O.C.) U NA 83 83 608 345 263 147 99 48

(xiii) Nawanpind (O.C.) U NA 85 85 462 251 211 79 36 43

(xiv) )harriwalan (O.C.) U NA 57 57 340 193 147 58 33 2S

(xv) Haveli U NA 39 39 238 127 111 3S 21 14
Chobdaran (O.C.)

(xvi) Mani U NA 38 38 166 83 83 30 17 13

Ghauranga (O.C.)

Towns/U.A's Nvtn, population I.ss tNn 100,000

I. Sq;anpur U.A. u NA 2,569 2,659 16,090 8,436 7,654 2,533 1,389 1,145

(i) Sujanpur (M.e.) U 0.31 2,532 2,532 15,414 8,078 7,336 2,440 1,342 1,098

(ii) Harijan & Railway U NA 127 127 676 358 318 93 46 47

Colony (O.G.)

2. Dlnanagar (M.e.) U 14.36 2,843 2,8"6 16,968 8,811 8,157 2,7J4 1,421 1,293

3. 8ehrampur (C. T.) U 3.26 793 793 4,806 2,472 2,334 H8 367 381

4. Curd.spur (M.C.) U 10.85 9,598 9,603 54,733 ,29,390 25,343 7,759 4,194 3,565

5. Dhariwal (M .c.) U 1.27 2,545 2,516 14,214 7,375 6,839 2,171 1,175 996

6. Fatehnangal (c. r.) U 3.66 924 924 6,095 3,187 2,908 1,023 540 483

7. Dm Saba Nanak (M.C.) U 0.78 1,151 1,151 7,380 4,401 2,97J 1,003 546 0157

8. Fatehgarh Chunan (M.C.) U 1.50 1,902 1,903 11,088 5,195 5,293 1,836 1,007 829

9. Qadian U.A. U NA 3,010 3,010 20,012 10,346 9.666 l;255 1,733 1,522

(I) Qadian (M.e.) U 1'.06 2,838 2,838 18,867 9,726 9,141 3,080 1,631 1,<M9
~,'
(il) Harijan Colony, 1TI, U NA 172 172 1,145 620 525 175 102 n
Balmiki C raveyard &
DAY. Hr. Sec.
School (O.C.)

10, Sri Hargobindpur (M.e.) U 0.52 579 579 3,461 1,755 1,706 596 278 J IS

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CElIISUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes literates

SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21

599 325 274 1,568 926 642

170 94 76 1,099 608 491

600 312 288 550 374 176
710 406 304 478 295 183

377 207 170 429 249 180

822 428 394 464 269 195

98 56 42 567 335 232

611 334 277 205 131 74

343 182 161 254 178 76

330 192 138 93 61 32

34 17 17 227 145 82

228 132 96 120 81 39

104 55 49 116 63 53

82 42 40 84 45 39

5,487 2,935 2,552 9,650 5,561 4,089 I.

5,392 2,884 2,508 9,196 5,294 3,9,,~

95 51 4'4 454 267 187

4,759 2,488 2,271 10,511 5,904 4,607 2.

1,715 898 817 2,843 1,637 1,206 l.

11,047 5,815 5,232 38,390 22,077 16,313 4.

820 444 376 9,813 5,517 4,296 S.

1,756 955 801 2,938 1,824 1,114 6.

1,630 880 750 5,098 3,382 1,716 7.

1,597 846 751 6,624 3,681 2,943 8.

2,389 1,234 1,155 11,843 6,661 5,182 9.

1,525 774 751 11,355 6,358 4,997

864 460 404 488 303 185

1,519 777 742 1,797 1,004 793 10.

 216
DISTRICf PRIHAJ.Y

Industrial Cateeory of Main WorIters

ToUl Main Wolters Cultivators AIrlcultul'l1l Labourers

Stite/Dillfictl TotaV (I-IX) II
SI. C.D. Block/t.I.A.I Rwrall
No. Oty/Town U,.. Perso", Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

(iii) Gaunspura (O.G.) U 727 70% 25 35 35 96 89 7

(iv) Bhatha Indertlt (O.G.) U 418 399 19 54 5. 21 21

(v) Milfrianwala (O.G.) U 374 373 154 154 148 148

(vi) Umarpura (O.G.) U 353 311 42 39 38

(.wii) Sagarpw (O.G.) U 293 274 19 34 49 45 4

(viii) Kollle Malawa (O.G.) U 304 280 24 13 13 67 45 22

(ix) 8awali Inderjlt (O.G.) U 292 282 10 III 113

(x) Bhode-Dl-Khui (O.G.) U 167 166 43 43 49 49

(lIi) Alo\fal (O.G.) U 245 244 32 32 69 69

(xH) Kharal (O.G.) U 162 162 32 32 35 35

(xiiI) Nawanpind (O.G.) U 117 116

(xlv) lharriwalan (O.G.) U 75 71 4 23 23 27 23 4

(xv) Haveli U 73 66 7 20 20
Chobdaran (O.G.)

(xvi) Mani U 44 42 2 14 14
Ghauranga (O.G.)

T_nuU.A', havll1&' population I.u chan 100,000

I. Sujanpur U.A. u 4,259 4,027 232 180 179 300 296 4

(i) Sujanpur (M.C.) U 4,057 3,'42 215 180 179 299 295 4

(n) Harijan
Ii[ Railway U 202 185 17
Colony (O.G.)

2. Diq;ln;war (M.e.) U 4,397 4,157 240 117 117 455 3

3. 6ehraf1'f/Jur (C T.) U 1,313 1,264 49 121 121 613 612
4. Gurdaspur (M.C,) U 1",'98 14,436 1,462 1~5 373 2 444 441 3
5. DhariwaJ (M.C.) U 3,650 3,348 302 36 35 52 52
6. F6tehnanp/ (C T.) U 1,062 1,020 42 125 125 267 267

7. Den 8aba Nanak (M.C.) U 2,. 2,715 94 149 148 261 260
II. Fatehgarh Churl3l1 (M.C,) U 2,990 2,795 195 149 148 544 543

9. Qadian U.A. u 5,124 4,382 24,2 4BO 480 62 62

(i) Qadian (M.C,) U 4,828 4,591 237 437 437 57 57
(i1) Harljan Colon" ITI, U 296 291 5 43 43 5 5
B40lmlkl GraVllyard II[
D.A.V. Hr. Sec.
School (O.G.)

10. Sri Hargobindpur (M.C.) U 867 809 58 93 93 281 264 17

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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial CacecorY or Main Worken

lIYeSIOCk, Forestry, Fishing, Mini.. ManufacNnnc, PI'OftSll""

Hunting and Planation, orchards and ServIcinI and RepaIrs In
and allied actMtIes QuarryIng Household Industry
III IV VIa)
SI.
Penons Males Females Penons Males Females Penons Males F...... No.
31 32 33 3S 36 37 38 39

5 S 8 8
2 2 2 2
3 3
3 3
2 2
3 3
II II

3 3

48 44 4 4 4 S2 42 10 I.
46 42 4 4 4 52 42 10
2 2

54 52 2 30 29 2.
5 5 II 7 1 3.
263 250 13 78 69 9 4.
20 19 8 6 2 S.
9 9 13 12 6.
6 5 27 21 7.
26 26 3 3 14 14 I.
17 17 106 106 9.
17 17 II II

95 95

4 1 3 10.
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DISTRICT PRIMARY
Industrial Caeaory of Main Workers

Manul"actunlll, Processing,
SeMeln, and Repairs In
other than Household
Industry ConstructIons
State/District! TotaV V(b) VI
51. C.D. BlocklU.A.1 RuraV
No. Oty/Town Urban Persons Females Persons M3Ies Females Persons Males Females

2 3 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

(iii) Gaunspura (O.G.) u 240 238 2 35 35 110 129

(Iv) 8hatha Inderjlt (O.G.) U 102 102 7 7 77 76

(v) Marrianwala (O.G.)

(vi) Umarpura (O.G.)

U

U
25
206 167
25
39
12
6
12

6 31
7

11
.
(,

(vii) 5agarpur (O.G.) u 32 32 52 51 29 29

(viii) Kothe Malawa (O.G.) U 80 80 18 18 57 57

(Ix) Bawall Inderjit (O.G.) U 65 65 13 13 28 27

(x) Shode-Di-Khol (O.G.) U 10 10 10 10 5 5
(xl) Alowal (O.G.) U 111 111 S 5 15 15

(xii) Khanl (O.G.) U 'IS 45 6 6 8 8

(xlii) Nawanplnd (O.G.) U 19 19 71 71

(xlv) Jhaniwalan (O.G.). U 9 9 4 4

(xv) Haveli U 9 9 6 (,
Chobdaran (O.G.)

(xvi) Manl U 17 17 3 3
Ghauranga (O.G.)

TownsJU.A', MYI.. popubodon I... than 100,000

1. Sujanpur U.A. U 322 318 'I 605 603 2 952 942 10

(i) Sujanpur (M.C,) U 308 304 'I 566 564 2 866 858 8

(II) Hanlan et Railway U 14 14 39 19 86 84 2

Colony (O.G.)

2. Dlnanacar (M.e.) u 617 615 2 322 317 5 1,487 1,'f82 5

3. Behrampllr (C 1.) u 84 82 2 6 5 179 115 4

4. Gurdaspur (M.C.) u 1,222 1,196 26 570 561 9 4,053 3,911 76

5. Dhariwal (M.C,) U 1,281 1,278 3 109 101 2 1,060 1,041 19

6. Fate/manpl (C To) U 254 254 1 7 80 78 2

7. Dera Saba Nanak (M.c.) U 104 103 21 27 405 402 3

8. Fatehgaril Churlan (M. c.) U l07 306 22 22 1,009 1,005 'I

9. Qadlan UA. U 582 579 1 142 I'll 1,863 1,853 10

(I) Qadlan (M.C,) U 545 542 1 132 III 1,841 1,8ll 10

(ft) Hanlan Colony, ITI, U 37 37 10 10 22 22
Balmiki Graveyard 8[
D.A.V. Hr. Sec.
School (O.G.)

10. Sri Hargoblndpur (M.e.) U 57 56 22 22 197 197

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CENSUS ABSTRACT
Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storace
and Communications Other Services
VIII IX Marginal Workers Non-woriers
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

49 50 51 52 53 55 56 57 58 59 60

67 67 111 96 15 1,874 684 1,190

41 41 112 94 18 1,412 567 845

8 8 17 17 942 339 603

14 14 52 50 2 873 376 497

27 26 68 55 13 799 312 487

50 SO 16 14 2 787 290 497

21 21 40 31 9 590 191 399

37 37 13 12 611 260 351

7 7 6 5 511 178 333

16 16 17 17 446 183 263

16 16 II 10 345 135. 210

3 3 7 7 265 122 143

3 3 34 27 7 165 61 104

8 6 2 122 41 81

215 212 3 1,581 1,387 194 2 2 11,829 4,407 7,422 I.

206 203 3 1,530 1,351 179 2 2 11,355 4,234 7,121

9 9 51 36 15 4H 173 301

237 234 3 1,074 855 219 12,570 4,653 7,917 2.

25 24 268 232 36 13 12 3,480 1,207 2,273 3.
896 886 10 7,996 6,682 1,314 38,835 14,954 23,881 ...
163 161 2 921 649 272 10,564 4,027 6,537 5.
54 53 253 215 38 32 32 5,001 2,135 2,866 6.
53 53 1,776 1,689 87 63 63 4,508 1,692 2,816 7.
87 85 2 829 643 186 3 2 8,095 2,999 ',096 8.
442 H2 1,430 1,202 228 14,888 5,464 9,424 9.

432 432 1,356 1,133 223 14,039 5,135 8,904

10 10 74 69 5 849 329 520

24 23 184 146 38 2,590 946 1,644 10.

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DISTlUCT PRIMARY

Tolal population
(including
Institutional Total population
No. of and hotalesl In lhe ace
State/District! Tolall occupied population) group().6
51. C.O.BlocklU.A.I Rural! Area In reslllenlial No. of
No. aty/Town Urban sq. km. houses hOllllhoids Persons Males Fe.,.. Persons Males Females

2 3 'I 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

2. Amrlts.lr Dlscrlct T 5,087.00 402,474 420,035 2,504,560 1,337,5031,167,057 421,904 126,673 195,2Jl
R 4,89J.65 265,419 269,871 1,650,729 882,J28 768,401 217,036 154,024 lll,012
U f9J.J5 137,055 150,164 853,831 455,175 398,656 134,868 72,649 62,219

I. Ainala C.O. Block T 566.0'1 26,626 27,1'17 16'1,844 88,08'1 76,760 29,952 16,017 13,935
R 566.04 26,626 27,147 164,844 88,08'1 76,760 29,952 16,017 13,935
U

2. Chogawan C.O. Block T 517.81 24,210 2'1,639 151,974 82,19'1 69,780 28,028 15,076 12,952
R 502.26 22,632 22,867 141,966 76,904 65,062 26,154 14,038 12,116
U 15.55 1,578 1,772 10,008 5,290 4,718 1,874 1,038 836

ildjd 5i111si (C T.) U 15.55 1,578 1,772 10,008 5,290 '1,718 1,874 1,038 836

3. Jandiala C.O. Block T 239.47 16,897 17,011 105,433 S6,246 49,187 18,524 9,998 8,526
R 239.47 16,897 17,011 105,433 56,2'16 49,187 18,524 9,998 8,526
U

4. MaJitha C.O. Block T 263.20 18,341 18,'596 117,615 62,'184 55,131 20,375 10,872 9,503
R 263.20 18,230 18,471' 116,814 62,050 54,764 20,204 10,776 9,428
U NA 111 125 801 '134 367 171 96 75

Rori and Idgah (O.G.) U NA 111 125 801 '134 367 171 96 75

5. Yerka C.O. Block T 2'11.69 18,578 19,328 118,064 64,625 53,439 21,112 11,237 9,875
64,625
R 2'11.69 18,578 19,328 118,064
,53,439 21,112 11,237 9,875
U

6. Rayya C.O. Block T 303.81 23,084 23,458 137,984 72,036 65,948 23,866 12,774 11,092
R 303.81 23,084 23,458 137,984 72,036 65,948 23,866 12,774 11,092
U

7. Tarsikka C.O. Block T 245.78 15,789 15,936 100,090 52,560 47,530 17,063 9,123 7,940
R 245.78 15,789 IS,936 100,090 52,S60 47,530 17,063 9,123 7,940
U

8. Chohla Sahib C.O. Block T 291.07 13,463 13,674 8'1,321 45,179 39,142 13,538 7,496 6,042
R 291.07 13,463 13,674 84,321 45,179 39,142 13,538 7,496 6,042
U

9. Gandiwind e.O. Block T 34S.56 16,137 16,439 100,399 53,335 47,064 18,297 9,702 8,595
R 34S.56 1,6,137 16,439 100,399 53,335 47,064 18,297 9,702 8,595
U

10. Khadur Sahib e.D. Block T 30S.67 17,029 17,274 105,47Q 55,672 49,798 17,589 9,390 8,199
R 305.67 17,029 17,274 105,470 55,672 49,798 17,589 9,390 8,199
U

II. Nausnenr. Pannuan T 232.78 14,652 14,889 88,707 47,092 41,615 15,132 8,178 6,954
e.D. Block R 232.78 1'1,652 14,889 88,707 47,092 41,61S 15,132 8,178 6,954
U

12. Tam Taran C.O. Block T 335.07 20,630 21,017 129,702 69,214 60,488 22,805 12,198 10,607
R 335.07 20,630 21,017 129,702 69,214 60,488 22,805 12,198 10,607
U
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CENSUS ASSMACT

Scheduled Ca«es Scheduled Tribes Lkerates

51.
Persons Males FetNles Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

701.444 375.997 325.447 1.209.776 7%2.857 486.919

539.471 289.2U 250.218 678.242 420.990 257.252
161.97J 86.7.... 75.229 5Jl.5J4 J01.867 229.667

36.165 19.311 16.854 68,223 41,760 26.463 I.

36,165 19.311 16.854 68,223 41,760 26,463

42,944 23,194 19,750 53,406 33,573 19,833 2.

38,852 21,037 17,815 48,737 30,830 17,907
4,092 2,157 1,935 4,669 2,743 1,926

4,092 2,157 1,935 4,669 2,743 1,926

42.722 22,860 19,862 47,020 28,664 18,356 3.

42,722 22,860 19,862 47,020 28,664 18,356

43,127 23,037 20,090 53,652 32,706 20,946 4.

42,631 22,765 19,866 53,401 32,558 20,843
496 272 224 251 148 103

496 272 224 251 1411 103

52,558 28,511 24,047 51,484 32,194 19,290 5.

52,558 . 28,511 24,047 51,484 32,194 19,290

48,245 25,500 22,745 67,241 39,767 27,474 6..

48,245 25,500 22,745 67,241 39,767 27,474

33,702 17,916 15,786 45,661 27,285 18,376 7.

33,702 17,916 15,786 45,661 27,285 18,376

23,480 12,682 10,798 35,375 22,412 12.963 8.

23,480 12,682 10,798 35,375 22,412 12,963

37.266 19,878 17,388 39,020 23,715 15,305 9.

37,266 19,878 17,388 39,020 23,715 15,305

38,239 20,489 17,750 47,850 29,211 18,639 10.

38,239 20,489 17,750 47,850 29,211 18,639

26,703 14,296 12,407 35,867 22,753 13,114 II.

26,703 14,296 12,407 35,867 22,]!;: 13,114

42,759 22,904 19,855 52,156 32,673 19,483 12.

42,759 22,904 19,855 52,156 32,673 19,483
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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

State/District! Totall (I·IX) I II
51. CD. BlocklU.A.I Rural!
No. City/Town Urban Persons Male, Female, Person, Males Female, Person, Males Female,

2 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30

2. Amrltsar Diurici T 768,022 7]6,086 ll,936 223,986 222,335 1,651 190,963 184,095 6,868
R 510,143 494,524 15,619 215,503 21],89] 1,610 170,853 164,7l0 6,12l
U 257,879 241,562 16,317 8,48] 8,442 41 20,110 19,]65 745

1. Ajnala C.D. Block T 50,959 49,246 1,713 21,225 21,019 206 16,632 16,119 513
R 50,959 49,246 1,7i'3 21,225 21,019 206 16,632 16,119 513
U

2. Chogawan CD. Block T 48,721 47,610 I, III 20,902 20,858 44 15,152 15,852 lOO
R 45,724 44,925 799 20,695 20,651 44 15,673 15,384 289
U 2,997 2,685 312 207 207 479 468 II

Raj. Sansi (c. T.) u 2,997 2,685 312 207 207 479 468 11

3. Jandiala CO. Block T 32,418 31,486 932 11,558 11,527 31 12,103 11,572 511
R 32,418 31,486 932 11,558 11,527 31 12,103 11,572 531
U ...,
4. Majitha C.D. Block T 14,571 33,699 872 11,698 11,669 29 13,743 13,498 245
R 34,353 33,48 t 872 11,678 11,649 29 13,617 13,372 245
U 218 218 20 20 126 126

Rori and 1dgah (D.G.) u 218 218 20 20 126 126

5. Verb CO. Block T 36,555 35,285 1,270 8,394 8,371 23 12,997- 12,529 468
R 36,555 35,285 1,270 8,394 8,371 23 12,997 12,529 468
U

6. Rayya C.D. Block T 40,725 38,672 2,053 15,447 15,274 173 11,261 10,882 379
R 40,725 38,672 2,053 15,447 15,274 173 11,261 10,882 379
U

7. Tarsikka C.D. Block T 29,918 28,540 1,378 13,288 13,084 204 10,379 9,634 745
R 29,918 28,540 1,37.8 13,288 13,084 204 10,379 9,634 745
U

8. Chohla Sahib CD. 810ck T 26,234 25,605 629 12,736 12,681 55 8,037 7,743 294
R 26,2J4 25,605 629 12,736 12,681 55 8,037 7,743 294
U

9. Gandiwind C.O. Block T 30,715 29,773 942 13,498 Il,341 157 11,265 10,788 477
R 30,715 29,773 942 13,498 13,341 157 11,265 10,788 477
U

10. Khadur Sahib C.O. 810ck T 31,763 30,711 1,052 .13,776 13,751 25 11,256 10,889 367
R 31,763 30,711 1,052 13,776 13,751 25 11,256 10,889 367
U

II. Naushehra Pannuan T 26,532 25,808 724 12,467 12,422 45 7,710 7,474 236
CD. Block R 26,532 25,808 724 12,467 12,422 45 7,710 7,474 236
U

12. Tarn Taran C.D. Block T 39,361 38,603 758 16,265 16,219 46 14,425 14,163 262
R 39,361 38,603 758 16,265 16,219 46 14,425 14,163 262
U
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Cateaory of Main Workers

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturing, Processing,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Serl/lclng and Repairs in
and allied activities ' Quarrying Household Industry
III IV V (a)
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

II l2 . 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

3,954 3,784 170 26 26 ],467 2,85] 614

2,087 2,020 67 15 15 1,895 1,556 ]]9
1,867 1,764 103 II II 1,572 1,297 275

196 191 5 278 178 100 I.

196 191 5 278 178 100

165 163 2 2 2 977 779 198 2.

143 141 2 123 92 31
22 22 854 687 167

22 22 854 687 167

160 159 72 66 6 3.
160 159 72 66 6

125 123 2 151 117 37 1.

125 123 2 ISO 113 37
1 1

1 1

174 170 1 115 127 18 5.

174 170 4 115 127 18

144 140 4 73 61 12 6.
144 140 1 73 61 12

137 131 6 82 72 10 7.
137 131 6 82 72 10

85 84 30 25 5 8.
85 84 30 25 5

118 113 5 65 58 7 9.
118 113 5 65 58 7

105 104 2 2 126 78 48 10.

105 104 2 2 126 78 48

182 166 16 80 76 4 11.

182 166 16 80 76 1

149 142 7 3 94 82 12 12.

149 142 7 3 94 82 12
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DlmlCT PRIMARY
Industrial c.py of Milln Woriters

Manufacturing, Pl'OCeSIIInr,
SeMelnc and Repail't In
other than Household
Industry CoNuucdons Trade and Commerce
Scate/DfstrktI Totall V(b) VI VII
51. C.O. SlodtIU.A.I Rural/
No. Oty/Town Urban Persons Mala Females p- Mala Females Persons Mala Females

2 3 40 41 42 43 4+ +5 46 +7 48

2. Ammu, Dfscricl T ,j 89,267 86,674 2,S9J 14,406 14,2J4 172 95,096 91,111 1,915
R 2J,J6O 22,021 l,ll9 6,510 6,570 10 20,685 10,100 515
U 65,907 64,65J 1,254 7,116 7,664 161 74,411 7J,0I1 I,no
I. Ajnala c. O. Block T 1,92+ 1,817 107 654 653 2,515 2,472 43
It 1,924 1,817 107 654 653 2,515 2,472 43
U

2. thogawan C.O. Block T 1,96+ 1,77S 189 +26 425 1,979 1,950 29
It 1,681 1,519 162 316 315 1,661 1,639 22
U 283 256 27 110 110 31B 311 07

Raja Sansl (C. T.) U 283 256 27 110 110 318 III 7

3. }andlala C.O. alock T 2,068 2,039 29 471 469 2 1,246 1,227 19

R 2,068 2,039 ~ 29 471 469 2 1,246 1,227 19
U

4. Maptha C.O. Block T 2,200 2,078 122 433 433 1,407 1,374 33
It 2,187 2,065 122 432 432 1,381 I,H8 33
t.
U 13 13 26 26

Rori and Idgah (O.G.) U 13 13 26 26

5. Verka C.O. Block T 4,652 4,445 207 1,206 1,206 1,662 1,606 56
R 4,652 4,445 207 1,206 1,206 1,662 1,606 56
U

6. Rayya C.O. Block T 2,137 1,968 169 787 786 2,627 2,417 210
R 2,ll7 1,968 169 787 786 2,627 2,417 210
U

7. Tarsikka C.O. Block T 1,134 1,078 56 329 329 1,126 1,089 31

It 1,134 1,078 56 l29 l29 1,126 1,089 31
U

8. Chohla Sahib C.O. Block T 736 691 4S 173 17l 909 BBS 24
R 736 691 45 173 173 909 885 24
U

9. Gandlwind C.O. Block T 1,214 1,163 51 314 334 1,229 1,220 9

R 1,214 1,163 51 334 334 1,229 1,220 9
U

10. Khadur SahIb C.O. Block T 1,250 1,089 161 356 356 1,049 1,02l 26
II. 1,250 I,OB9 161 356 356 1,049 1,023 26
U

11. N......... Pannuan T 1,120 1,062 58 404 +03 1,134 1,104 30

C.O. Block It 1,120 1,062 58 404 +03 1,1l4 1,104 30
U

12. Tam Taran C.O. Sieck T I,S69 1,526 43 476 474 2 1,547 1,509 38
It 1,569 1,526 43 476 474 2 1,547 1,509 38
U
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storage
tmd (,gnamunicatlons OdIerknices
VIII IX MlrJinai Workers Non-worters
SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females !'@nons M_ 'emales Persons Males F.naIes No.

49 50 51 52 53 54 " 55 56 57 58 59 60

34,855 ]J,706 ]49 112,802 95,198 17,604 149 ]9 flO 1,7J6,J89 601,]78 1,135,01 I
15,845 15,799 46 5],]20 47,820 5,500 144 J8 106 1,140,442 J87,766 752,676
18,210 17,907 JOJ 59,482 47,]78 12,204 5 I 4 595,947 21J,612 ]82,]J5

1,255 1,250 5 6,279 5,546 733 9 7 2 113,876 38,831 75,045 I.

1,255 1,250 5 6,279 5,546 733 9 7 2 113,876 38,831 75,045

1,134 1,130 .. 5,020 ..,676 3 .... 5 4 103,2"8 34,583 68,665 2.

90 .. 904 4,527 ..,279 2 ..8 96,242 31,979 64,263
230 226 . 493 397 96 5 . 7,006 2,604 4,402

230 226 . .. 93 397 96 . 7,006 2,604 4,402

1,384 1,381 3 3,355 3,0"5 310 II II 73,004 24,760 48,244 3.

1,384 1,381 3 3,355 3,0"5 310 II II 73,00" 24,760 ..8,2 ....

1,097 1,091 6 3,714 3,316 398 14 14 83,030 28,785 54,245 4.

1,084 1,078 6 3,699 3,301 398 14 14 82,447 28,569 53,878
13 13 15 15 583 216 367

13 13 15 15 583 216 367

1,933 1,921 12 5,392 4,910 482 38 24 14 81,471 29,316 52,155 S.

1,933 1,921 12 5,392 4,910 482 38 24 14 81,471 29,316 52,155

2,316 2,308 8 5,932 4,835 1,097 23 22 97,236 33,363 63,873 6.

2,316 2,308 8 5,932 4,835 1,097 23 22 97,2A6 33,363 63,873

963 962 2,479 2,160 319 70,172 24,020 46,152 7.

963 962 2,479 2,160 319 70,172 24,020 46,152

494 492 2 3,033 2,830 203 8 a 58,079 19,574 38,505 8.

494 492 2 3,033 2,830 203 8 8 58,079 19,574 38,505

914 910 4 2,078 1,846 232 69,684 23,562 46,122 9.

914 910 4 2,078 1,846 232 69,684 23,562 46,122

676 676 3,167 2,743 424 73,707 24,961 48,746 10.

676 676 3,167 2,743 424 73,707 24,961 48,746

1,106 1,104 2 2,329 1,997 332 62,175 21,284 40,891 II.

1,106 1,104 2 2,329 1,997 332 62,175 21,284 40,891

1,323 1,321 2 3,510 3,164 346 90,341 30,611 59,730 12.

1,323 1,321 2 3,510 3,164 346 90,341 30,611 59,730
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DISTRICF PRIMARY

Total population
(lnc:Iudlnc
Institutional Total population
No. of and houseless In the ace
Statel Districtl TotaV occupied population) group ().6
SI. C.O.lllocklU.A.I Rurall Area in resklential No. of
No. City/Town Urban sq. km. houses households Persons Males Females Persons Males Fe~

2 3 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

I J. Bhikhiwind CD. Block T 321.21 ~6,132 16,720 101,391 55,327 46,064 16,970 9,099 7,871
R 311.21 14,622 15,008 89,433 48,162 41,271 15,034 8,065 6,969
U 10.00 1,510 1,712 11,958 7,165 4,793 1,936 1,034 902

Bhlkhiwind (CT.) u 10.00 1,510 1,712 11,958 7,165 1,793 1,936 902

14. Patti CD. Block 1· 357.53 1·4,256- 11,303 87,112 . 16,937 40,475 11,160 7,844 6,616
R 357.53 11,256 11,303' 87,112 16,937 40,175 14,460 7,844 6,616
U

15. Valloha C.D. Block. T 364.68 12,794 13,049 80,090 11,232 35,858 13,306 7,188 6,118
R 364.68 12,791 13,019 80,090 41,232 35,858 13,306 7,188 6,118
U

U~n TOCIt U 193.35 137,055 150,164 853,831 455,175 398,656 134,868 72,649 62,219

CltI.s/U.A's havlnl populadon 100,000 andaboy.

I. Amritsar (M. Corp.) u 114.95 114,155 126,283 708,835 376,478 332,357 110,889 59,547 51,342

Towns/U.A's hav1nl population less than 100,000

I. Ramdas (M.C.) U 2.50 816 852 4,765 2,495 2,270 872 179 393

2. u 15.55 1,578 1,772 10,008 5,290 4,718 1,874 1,038 836

3. Majitha U.A. U NA 1,679 1,739 10,713 5,738 4,975 1,826 997 829
(I) Majltha (M.C.) U 1.50 1,568 1,614 9,912 5,304 4,608 1,655 901 754
(ii) Ron and Idgah (O.G.) U 'lolA III 125 801 434 367 171 96 7!

4. Amritsar Cantt. (c.a.) U 2.85 780 780 3,832 2,023 1,809 540 283 257

5. Jandiala (M.C) U 4.20 3,164 3,168 19,293 10,191 9,102 3,341 1,860 1,481

6. 'Rayya (N.A.C) U 1.50 1,375 1,425 9,122 5,106 4,016 1,494 813 681

7. Tam Taran (M.C) U 36.00 7,595 7,953 47,529 25,316 22,213 1,650 4,119 3,5JI

8. Patti (M.e.) U 4.30 4,403 4,480 27,776 15,373 12,403 ",446 2,479 1,967

9. 8hikhiwind (C T.) u 10.00 1,510 1,712 11,958 7,165 ...,793 1,936 I,OJ4 902

3. Rro!pur District T 5,874.00 251,719 270,616 1,607,817 848,764 759,OSJ 294,314 156,075 tJ8,Z39
R 5,779.75 191,369 203,046 1,223,417 645,095 578,322 227,428 120,'8' 107,247
U 94.25 60,350 67,570 384,400 103,669 '10,731 66,886 35,894 lO,991

I. Dharamkot CD. Block T 632.16 26,883 27,457 167,659 88,647 79,012 29,262 15,652 '3,610
(At Kot lSI! Khan) R 627.91 25,644 26,084 159,367 84,242 75,125 27,761 14,858 12,903
u 4.55 1,239 1,373 8,292 4,405 J,887 1,501 794 707

80 Houses Outside Me U NA 93 106 688 317 311 117 - 71 46

limits (O.G.)

Kot lse Khan (CT.) U 4.55 1,116 1,267 7,604 4,028 3,516 1,384 723 661
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes LiterateS

51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21

32,593 17,556 15,037 37,074 24,543 12,531 13.

29,4-44 15,815 13,629 31,129 20,237 10,892
3,149 1,7'11 1,408 5,945 4,306 1,639

3,149 1,741 1,408 5,945 4,306 1,639

24,949 13,517 11,432 31,574 20,554 11,020 14.

24,949 13,517 11,432 31,574 20,554 11,020

21,756 11,772 9,984 23,504 16,377 7,127 IS.

21,756 11,772 - 9,984 23,504 16,377 7,127

161,97] 86,744 75,229 531,534 301,867 229,667

124,783 66,728 58,055 449,985 253,121 196,864 I.

2,210 1,153 1,057 2,344 1,366 978 I.

4,092 2,157 1,935 4,669 2,743 1,926 2.

4,372 2,339 2,033 5,411 3,208 2,203 3.

3,876 2,067 1,809 5,160 3,060 2,100
496 272 224 251 148 103

1,005 522 483 2,533 1,448 1,085 4.

S,771 3,072 2,699 10,727 6,071 4,656 5.

2,008 1,091 917 5,615 3,505 2,110 6.

8,948 4,790 4,158 29,204 16,710 12,194 7.

5,635 3,151 2,484 15,101 9,389 S,712 8.

3,149 1,141 1,408 5,945 1,306 1,639 9.

350,461 186,961 163,197 630,599 394,On 2J6,567

277,760 148,536 129,224 414,188 268,594 145,594
72,701 38,4%8 34,273 216,411 I 25,4n 90,973

41,319 22,052 19,267 64,180 38,806 25,374 1.

39,090 20,902 18,188 60,013 36,365 23,648
2,229 1,150 1,079 - 4,167 2,141 1,726

207 107 100 .256 151 105

2,022 1,043 979 3,911 2,290 1,6-21

I6-A-63/RGI/ND/96
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DISTRICT 'RIMAR.

Indll5trial Cateeory of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

StatelDistrict! Totall (I·IX) I II
51. CD. 810cklU.A.I Ruralf
No. City/Town Url:>.n Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

13 8hikhiwind CD. Block T 33,852 32,701 1,151 15,288 15,124 164 10,219 9,535 684
R 29,145 28,064 1,081 14,709 14,545 164 9,481 8,803 678
U 4,107 4,637 10 579 579 738 732 6

Bhikhiwind (e. T.) U 4,707 4,637 70 579 579 738 732 6

14. Patti CD. 810ck T 27,549 26,852 697 15,171 15,002 172 8,097 7,840 257
R 27,549 26,852 697 15,174 15,002 172 8,097 7,840 257
U

15. Valtoha e.D. Block T 28,192 27,473 719 14,593 14,357 236 7,920 7,538 382
R 28,192 27,473 719 14,593 14,357 236 7,920 7,538 382
U

Urban Total u 257,879 241,562 '6,l,7 8,483 8,442 4' 20,110 19,165 745

Cld ••fU.A's ....vlnl' population 100,000 and abov.

Arnritsar (M. Corp.) U 213,459 199,667 13,792 4,603 4,575 28 12,405 11,820 585

TownsJU.A', ....vln' popubtlon I... tha. '00,000

I. Rarndas (M.e.) U 1,260 1,193 67 267 263 4 346 338 8

2. Raia Sansi (c. T.) U 2,997 2,685 312 207 207 479 468 11

J, Maiitha U.A. U 2,894 2,783 III 416 415 1,130 1,094 36

(i) Majitha (M.e.) U 2,676 2,565 III 396 395 1,004 968 36
(ii) Rori and Idgah (O.G.) U 218 218 20 20 126 126

4. Arnritsar Cantt. (e.S.) U 1,189 998 191 3 3 23 23

5. Jandiala (M.e.) u 5,542 5,279 263 425 425 1,334 1,266 68

6. *Rayya (N.A.C) u 2,949 2,834 115 III 181 262 262

7. Tarn Taran (M.e.) u 14,217 13,185 1,032 791 787 4 1,333 1,318 IS

6. Patti (M.C,) u 8,665 8,301 364 1,011 1,007 4 2,060 2,OH 16

9. 8hikhiwind (C. T.) u 4,707 4,637 70 579 579 738 732 6

1. FlroIpur District T 487,246 462,264 24,982 196,144 191,8l0 4,l14 136,876 125,992 10,884
R l77,151 359,478 17,67l 190,083 185,827 4,256 127,919 117,244 10,695
U 110,095 102,786 7,l09 6,061 6,003 58 .,937 8,748 189

I. Dharamkot e.D. Block T 50,689 49,137 1,552 26,891 26,680 211 12,944 12,402 542
(At Kat Is. Khan) R 48,258 46,939 1,319 26,577 26,366 211 12,410 11,899 511
U 2,431 2,198 233 JI4 314 534 503 31

SO Houses Outside Me u 214 209 5 119 119 50 50

Limits (O.G.)

Kot lse Khan (CT.) u 2,217 1,989 228 195 195 484 453 JI

16-8-63/RGI/ND/96
 229
CENSUS ABSTRACT

Induscrial Catqory of Main Workers

Livestock, Forestry, Flshln.. Mini", Manufacturlnr, ProcessInr,

Hundnc and Planation, orchards and SerkInc and Repairs In
and allied acdvItIes QuarryInc HousehokIlndustry
III IV VIa)
$I.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

132 129 3 2 2 245 227 18 13.

125 122 3 2 2 242 224 18
7 7 3 3

7 7 3 3

157 148 9 2 2 120 98 22 14.

157 148 9 2 2 120 98 22

87 86 215 206 9 IS.

87 86 215 206 9

1,167 .,764 10l II II 1,571 I,D7 17S

1,398 1,330 68 9 9 483 393 90 I.

4 4 28 26 2 I.

22 22 I· 854 687 167 2.

1 7 26 26 3.
7 7 22 22
4 4

198 171 27 4.

32 32 9 9 5.

9 9 17 16 6.

121 115 6 109 101 8 7.

69 67 2 43 36 7 8.

7 7 3 3 9.

4,014 3,19l 191 16 16 4,1S1 4,154 591

1,597 1,48l 114 II II l.765 2,520 245
1,487 .,410 77 5 5 2,017 .,7l4 lSl

243 228 15 2 2 532 403 129 I.

218 203 15 2 2 341 329 12
25 25 191 74 117

3 3

22 22 190 7J 117
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DISTRICT PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Manufacturing, Processing,
Servicing and Repairs In
other than Household
Industry Constructions Trade and Commerce
State/Distrkti Totall V(b) VI VII
51. C.O. BlocklU.A.I Rurall
No. CitylTown Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

13. Bhikhiwind C.D. 810ck T 958 878 .80 330 329 1,726 1,712 14
R 699 622 77 301 300 1,014 1,001 13
U 259 256 3 29 29 712 711 I

Bhikhiwind (C.T.) u 259 256 3 29 29 712 711

14. Patti C.O. Block T 596 547 49 202 201 775 753 22
R 596 547 49 202 201 775 753 22
U

15. Valtoha C.O. Block T 393 390 3 139 139 810 807 3
R 393 190 3 139 139 810 807 3
U

Urb.tn Tou' U 65,901 64,653 ',254 1,826 7,664 162 74, .... 73,08' 1,330

CltI.slU.A'. havln, population 100,000 and above

I. Amritsar (M. Corp.) U 60,678 59,518 1,160 6,957 6,799 158 64,730 63,513 1,217

Towns/U.A's havl", population I... lhan 100,000

I. Rarndas (M.C.) U 99 99 14 14 132 132

2. Raja Sansi (C. T.) U 283 256 27 110 110 318 311 7

3. Maiitha U.A. U 235 233 2 54 54 428 426 2

(i) Maiitha (M.e.) U 222 220 2 53 53 402 400 2
(ii) Rori and Idgah (O.G.) U 13 13 26 26

4. Amritsar Cantt. (C.B.) U 214 206 8 20 19 163 157 6

5. landiala (M .C) U 1,093 1,089 4 102 102 1,451 1,442 9

6. • Rayya (N.A.c.) U 341 340 68 68 638 635 3

7. Tarn Taran (M.C.) u 2,060 2,016 44 355 352 3 4,320 '1,252 68

8. Patti (M.e.} U 645 640 5 117 117 1,519 1,502 17

9. 8hikhiwind (C T.) U 259 256 3 29 29 712 711

3. Flrozpur Dlscrict T 26,2.8 25,301 917 8,685 8,607 78 42,297 4.,505 792
It '0,635 10,073 562 3,82' 3,808 13 • ',239 .0,986 253
U 'S,583 15,228 l55 4,864 4,199 65 3',058 30,519 539

Oharamkot CD. Block T 2,290 2,077 213 662 661 2,432 2,'107 25
(At Kot lse Khan) R 2,038 1,832 206 612 611 1,875 1,854 21
50 50 557 553
U 252 245 7
"
80 Houses Outside MC U 3 7 7
Limits (O.G.)

50 546
Kot lse Khan (e. T.) U 249 242 7 50 550
"
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Worters

Transport, Storage
and Communications Other Services
VIII IX Marginal Worters 'Non-workers
SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 S9 60

693 692 4,259 4,073 186 39 6 33 67,500 22,620 44,880 13.

SM SM 2,008 1,881 127 39 6 33 60,249 20,092 40,157
129 128 2,251 2,192 59 7,251 2!S28 4,723

129 128 2,251 2,192 59 7,251 2,528 4,723

602 601 1,824 1,660 164 59,862 20,085 39,777 14.

602 601 1,824 1,660 164 59,862 20,085 39,777

327 327 3,708 3,623 85 51,897 16,759 35,138 15.

327 327 3,708 3,623 85 51,897 16,759 35,138

18,210 17,907 ]0] 59,482 47,]78 12,104 5 4 595,947 213,612 ]82,lJ5

15,903 15,624 279 46,293 36,086 10,207 495,376 176,811 318,565 1.

77 77 293 240 53 3,505 1,302 2,203 1.

230 226 4 493 397 96 5 4 7,006 2,604 4,402 2.

132 132 466 396 70 1,819 2,955 4,864 3.

119 119 451 381 70 7,236 2,739 4,497
13 13 15 15 583 216 367

93 87 6 475 332 143 2,643 1,025 1,618 4.

261 260 835 654 181 13,751 4,912 8,839 5.

130 130 1,303 1,193 110 6,173 2,272 3,901 6.

888 878 10 4,239 3,365 874 33,312 12,131 21,181 7.

367 365 2 2,834 2,523 311 19,111 7,072 12,039 8.

129 128 2,251 2,192 59 7,251 2,528 4,723 9.

15,127 14,867 260 52,947 45,999 6,948 29,278 1,592 27,686 1,091,293 ]84,908 706,]85
5,150 5,13j 19 22,911 21,]95 1,516 27,85] 1,297 26,556 818,41] 284,]20 534,09]
9,977 9,736 241 ]0,0]6 24,604 5,432 1,425 295 1,1]0 272,880 100,588 172,292

1,100 1,097 3 3,593 3,180 413 1,042 129 913 115,928 39,381 76,5047 1.
1,002 999 3 3,183 2,844 339 1,041 129 912 110,068 37,174 72,894
98 98 410 336 74 1 5,860 2,207 3,653

16 16 .5 10 5 4H 168 306

82 82 395 326 69 5,386 2,039 3,347

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ToUI popubdon
(Including
Institutional ToUI population
No. of and houseless Intheap
StatelDistrictl Totall occupied population) I1WP ().6
SI. C.D.llocklU.A.I Rural! Area In residential No. of
No. City/Town Urban sq.km. houses houteholds Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

2. Zira C. O. Block T 639.69 21,955 22,809 141,460 74,630 66,830 25,309 133,92 11,917
Il 639.69 21,927 22,781 141,325 74,556 66,769 25,281 13,378 11,903
U NA 28 28 135 74 61 28 14 14

Gadriwala (Firozpur u NA 28 28 135 74 61 28 14 14

Road)(O.G.)

3. Firozpur C.O. Block T 710.57 25,072 27,023 158,103 83,527 74,576 31,033 16,301 14,732
Il 710.57 25,072 27,023 158,103 83,527 74,576 31,033 16,301 14,732
U

4. Ghall Khurd C.O. Block T 511.87 16,767 17,694 112,879 60,105 52,774 19,635 10,310 9,325
R 511.87 16,767 17,694· 112,879 60,105 52,774 19,635 10,310 9,325
U

~. Guru Har Sahai T 528.19 17,386 19,016 113,939 59,196 54,743 22,020 11,595 10,425
C.D. Block R 528.19 17,386 19,016 113,939 59,196 54,743 22,020 11,595 10,425
U

6. Fazilka C.O. Block T 657.39 20,667 23,251 129,716 68,297 61,419 24,086 12,768 11,318
R 657.39 20,667 23,251 129,716 68,297 61,419 24,086 12,768 11,318
U

7. Jalalabad C.o. Block T 490.76 19,713 21,608 123,357 63,829 59,528 24,880 12,884 11,996
R 490.76 18,902 20,732 118,725 61,420 57,305 23,919 12,376 11,543
U NA 811 876 4,632 2,409 2,223 961 508 453

Extended area block U lolA 811 876 4,632 2,409 2,223 961 508 453
No. 22 (O.G.)

8. Abohar C.O. Block T 870.75 24,216 24,581 154,078 82,006 72,072 27,918 14,972 12,946
R 870.75 24,216 24,581 154,078 82,006 72,072 27,918 14,972 12,946
U

9. Khuian Sarwar C.O. Block T 694.97 20,788 21,884 135,285 71,746 63,539 25,775 13,623 12,152
R 694.97 20,788 21,884 135,285 71,746 63,539 25,775 13,623 12,152
U

UrINnToul U 94.25 60,350 67,570 384,400 203,669 180,73 I 66,886 lS,894 30,992

Cld•• IU.A', IYvllll population 100,000 1M .bov.

I. Abohar (M.C.) u 23.07 16,777 18,057 107,163 57,875 49,288 18,382 9,930 8,452

T_ns IU.A's havlnr populaclon Less llYn I 00,000

I. Ohararnkot U.A. u NA 1,810 1,921 11,981 634 5,667 2,177 1,186 991

(i) Oharamkot (M.C.) U 110 1,717 1,815 11,293 5,937 5,356 2,060 1,115 945

(Ii) 80 Houses outside U NA 93 106 688 377 311 117 71 46

M.C. lImiu (O.G.)

2. Kot Ire Khan (C T.) U 4.55 1,146 1,267 7,604 4,228 3,576 1,384 723 661

3. Zira U.A. U NA 3,746 4,046 23,722 12,525 11,197 4,191 2,227 1,964

(i) Zira (M.C.) U 1M2 3,718 4,018 23,587 12,451 11,136 4,163 2,213 1,950

(iI) Gadriwala (Firozpur U NA 28 28 135 74 61 28 14 14

Road)(O.G.)
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Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates

SI.
Persons Males females Persons Males Females Persons M3Ies Females No.

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

39,675 21,217 18,458 51,608 31,224 20,384 2.

39,630 21,194 18,436 51,535 31,180 20,355
45 23 22 73 H 29

'IS 23 22 73 44 29

39,223 20,959 18,264 45,928 30,515 15,413 l.

39,223 20,959 18,264 45,928 30,515 15,413

36,118 19,225 16,893 43,885 27,292 16,593 4.

36,118 19,225 16,893 43,885 27,292 16,593
•
16,330 8,691 7,639 35,965 23,099 12,866 5.
16,330 8,691 7,639 35,965 23,099 12,866

19,011 10.253 8,758 42,570 28,348 14,222 6.

19,011 10,253 8,758 42,570 28,348 14,222

14,158 7,517 6,641 40,855 26,918 13,937 7.

13,173 6,993 6,180 38,871 25,755 13,116
985 524 461 1,981 1,163 821

985 524 461 1,984 1,163 821

44,700 23,958 20,742 48,211 33,511 14,730 B.

44,700 23,958 20,742 48,211 33,511 14,730

30,485 16,361 14,124 17,180 32,529 14,651 9.

30,485 16,361 14,124 47,180 32,529 14,651

72,701 38,428 34,273 216,411 125,438 90,973

19,760 10,437 9,323 57,192 H,434 22,158 1.

2,782 1,444 1,338 6,066 3,406 2,660 I.

2,575 1,337 1,238 5,810 3,255 2,553

207 107 100 256 151 105

2,022 1,043 979 3,911 2,290 1,621 2.

6,018 3,234 2,784 11,988 6,996 4,992 3.

5,973 3,211 2,762 11,915 6,952 4,963

45 23 22 73 44 29
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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators AgrIcultural Labourers

State/District! Totall (HX) I II
51. C.O. BlocklU.A.! Rurall
No. CitY/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 22 2J 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

2. Zira C.O. Block T 42,994 41,910 1,084 23,420 23,274 146 13,426 12,845 581
R 42,945 41,866 1,079 23,418 23,272 146 13,411 12,830 581
U 49 44 5 2 2 15 15

Gadriwala (Firotpur U 49 4'1 5 2 2 15 15

Road)(O.G.)

3. FirolPur C.O. Block T 49,348 46,838 2,510 26,982 26,127 855 14,43.3 13,171 1,256
R 49,348 46,838 2,510 26,982 26,127 8SS 14,433 13,177 1,256
U

4. Ghall Khurd C.D. SloCl T 35,436 3'1,241 1,195 17,462 17,287 175 11,142 10,448 694
R 35,436 34,241 1,195 17,462 17,287 175 11,142 10,448 694
U
5. Guru Har Sahai T 33,619 32,439 1,180 18,537 18,320 217 10,557 9,778 779
c.0. Block R 33,619 32,439 1,180 18,537 18,320 217 10,557 9,778 779
U

6. Fazilka C.O. Block T 41,544 38,857 2,687 19,206 18,534 672 16,371 14,531 1,840
R 41,544 38,857 2,687 19,206 18,534 672 16,371 14,531 1,840
U

7. lalalabad C.O. Block T 38,402 35,527 2,875 18,825 17,891 934 13,357 11,709 1,648
R 37,200 34,374 2,826 18,737 17,804 933 12,998 11,352 1,646
U 1,202 1,153 49 88 87 I 359 357 2

Extended area block u 1,202 1,IS3 '19 88 87 359 357 2

No. 22 (O.G.)

8. Abohar C.D. Block T 48,188 45,IS4 21,268 20,536 732 20,945 18,881 2,064
R 48,188 45,IS4 21,268 20,536 732 20,945 18,881 2,064
U

9. Knuian Sarwar C.D. Block T 40,613 38,770 1,843 17,896 17,581 31S 15,672 14,348 1,324
R 40,613 38,770 1,843 17,896 17,581 315 15,672 14,348 1,324
U

Urban TOlal U 110,095 102,786 7,109 6,061 6,001 58 8,917 8,748 189

CltI•• IU.A'. Mvl", popul.don 100,000.nd .bov.

I. Abohar (M.C.) u 31,580 29,922 1,658 1,504 1,494 10 2,481 2,405 76

Towns IU.A's Mvlnr popuLldon LtD IIYnIOO,OOO

\. Oharamkot U.A. U 3,494 3,378 116 896 896 172 765 7

(i) Dharamkot (M.e.) U 3,280 3,169 111 777 777 722 715 7

(iii BO Houses outside U 214 209 5 119 119 50 50

M.C. Limits (O.C.)

2. KOf /se Khan (c. T.) u 2,217 1,989 228 195 195 184 453 31

3. lira U.A. u 7,016 6,651 365 812 810 2 1,785 1,782 3

(i)Zira(M.C) u 7,967 6,607 360 810 808 2 1,770 1,767 3

(ii) Gadriwala (FirolPur U 49 44 5 2 2 IS 15

Road)(O.G.)
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturing, Processing.

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Servicing and Repairs in
and allied activities Quarrying Household Industry
III IV V (a)
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

31 32 33 3"\ 3S 36 37 38 39

295 2"\8 47 262 232 30 2.

295 2"\8 47 262 232 lO

520 "\95 25 155 150 5 l.

520 495 25 ISS ISO 5

305 288 17 290 252 38 4.

lOS 288 17 290 252 38

133 132 159 139 20 5.

IB 132 159 139 20

264 262 2 270 255 15 6.

264 262 2 270 255 15

161 161 8 8 261 242 19 7.

ISO 150 8 8 248 229 19
II II 13 13
II II 13 13

341 339 2 534 489 45 8.

341 339 2 534 489 45

371 366 5 506 445 61 9.

371 366 5 506 445 61

1,487 1,410 17 5 5 2,087 .,7J4 JSJ

442 424 18 3 3 809 759 SO I.

24 24 42 39 3 I.

21 21 41 38 3

22 22 190 73 117 2.

89 86 41 36 5 3.

89 86 41 36 5
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Industrial Caleaory of Main Workers

Manufacturlne, Proceglng,
SeMel", and Repairs In
odler than Household
Industry Constructions Trade and Commerce
StatelOlstrict/ Total V(b) VI VII
51. C.O. BlocklU.A.I Rural!
No. aty/Town Urb3ll Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Pmons Males Females

2 3 -40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

2. Zira C.O. Block T 1,287 1,236 51 464 464 1,236 1,219 17

R. 1,276 1,225 51 463 463 1,231 1,214 17
U II II 5 5

Gadriwala (Firozpur U 11 11 5 5
Road)(O.G.)
3. Firozpur C.D. 8lo=k T 968 895 73 542 539 1 1,432 1,284 148
R 968 895 73 542 539 1 1,432 1,284 148
U

4. Ghall Khurd C.O. Block T 702 692 10 578 575 3 933 923 10
R '02 692 10 578 575 3 933 923 10
U

5. Guru Har Sahai T 756 7-47 9 317 317 1,011 1,005 6

C.O. Block R 756 747 9 317 317 1,011 1,005 6
U

6. FiIlUka C.O. Block T 976 930 46 365 364 1,262 1,255 7

R 976 930 46 365 364 1,262 1,255 7
U
7. lalalabad C.O. Block T 1,201 1,138 63 379 374 5 1,582 1,552 30
R 1,142 1,079 63 353 348 5 1,315 1,287 28
U 59 59 26 26 267 265 2

Exll!nded area block U 59 59 26 26 267 265 2

No. 22 (O.G.)
8. Abohar C.O. Block T 1,026 960 66 234 234 1,031 1,019 12
Il 1,026 960 66 234 2304 1,011 1,019 12
U
9. Khuian SillWaf' C.O. Block T 1.751 1,713 38 357 357 1,149 1,145 4
Il 1,751 1,713 38 357 357 1,149 1,145 4
U

UrknToaal U 15,5&3 15,11. 355 4,864 4,799 65 .,01051 30,"'9 539

Cilies IU.A'. having popullidan 100,000 "rut "boy.

I. Abohar (M.C.) U 7,378 7,161 217 1,043 1,039 4 9,3)2 9,240 132

TOIIII\I/U.A'. havl .... populadon IAn lhanl 00,000

I. Oharamkot U.A. U 276 275 83 82 859 655 .

(i) Ohararnkot (M.e.) U 273 272 83 82 652 648 4

(II) 80 Houses outside U 3 3 7 7

M.C. limitS (O.G.)
2. Kot lse Kh.. (C T.) U 249 242 7 50 50 550 546 4

3. Zira U.A. U 785 770 15 125 125 1,726 1,71" 12

(I) Zira (M.e.) u 774 759 IS 124 124 1,721 1,709 12

(i1) Gadriwala (firozpur U II II 5

Road)(O.G.)
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

IndU$trlal Ute,ory of Haln Workers

Transport, Storace
and Convnunkatlons Other Services
VIII IX H araInal Workel1 Non-workers
SI.
Persons Hales Females Persons Hales Females Persons Hales Females Persons Hales Females No.

49 50 SI 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

709 704 5 1,895 1,688 207 2,l65 44 2,321 96,101 32,676 63,425 2.
705 700 5 I,884 I,682 202 2,324 3l 2,291 96,056 32,657 63,399
4 4 II 6 5 41 II 30 45 19 26
4 4 II 6 5 41 II ]0 45 19 26

595 592 3 3,721 3,579 142 3,462 237 3,225 105,293 36,452 68,841 3.
595 592 3 3,721 3,579 142 3,462 237 3,225 105,293 36,452 68,841

730 725 5 3,293 3,050 243 1,956 60 1,896 75,487 25,804 49,683 4.
730 725 5 3,293 3,050 243 1,956 60 1,896 75,487 25,804 49,683

387 386 1,762 1,615 147 1,830 93 1,737 78,490 26,664 51,826 5.
387 386 1,762 1,615 147 1,830 93 1,737 78,490 26,664 51,826

431 430 2,399 2,296 103 3,579 157 3,422 84,593 29,283 55,310 6.
431 430 2,399 2,296 103 l,579 157 3,422 84,593 29,283 55,310

571 570 2,057 1,882 175 2,995 127 2,868 81,960 28,175 53,785 7.
452 451 1,797 1,666 III 2,995 127 2,868 78,530 26,919 51,611
119 119 260 216 44 3,430 1,256 2,174

119 119 260 216 44 3,430 1,256 2,174

491 491 2,318 2,205 113 6,435 341 6,094 99,455 36,511 62,944 8.
491 491 2,318 2,205 113 6,435 341 6,094 99,455 36,511 62,944

357 357 2,554 2,458 96 4,2ll 120 4,111 90,441 32,856 57,585 9.
357 357 2,554 2,458 96 4,231 120 4,111 90,441 32,856 57,585

9,9n 9,736 241 ]0,0]6 24,604 S,4l2 1,425 295 1,130 272,8ao 100,588 112,292

2,127 2,119 8 6,421 5,278 1,143 716 144 572 74,867 27,809 47,058 I.

142 142 600 500 100 8,487 2,936 5,551 I.

126 126 585 490 95 8,01l 2,768 5,245

16 16 15 10 5 474 168 306

82 82 395 326 69 5,386 2,039 3,347 2.

343 317 6 1,310 991 .119 51 II 40 16,655 5,863 10,792 3.

339 331 6 1,299 985 314 10· 10 16,610 5,844 10,766

4 4 II 6 5 41 II 30 45 19 26
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lota! poputadon
(including
Institutional Total population
No. of and houseless in Ihe age
State/Oistrictl lotall occupied population) group 0-6
SI. C.O.8IocklU.A'/ Rurall Area In residential No. of
No. QtylTown Urban sq. km. houses households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

-t. T3lwandi 8hai (M.C) U 3.00 1,566 1,663 10,462 5,H9 5,01l 1,869 950 919

s. Firolpur (M.c.) U 11.33 11,569 Il,850' 78,738 41,909 36,829 12,933 6,951 5,982

6. FirolpurCantt. (c.a.) U 20.10 10,154 1I,I3l 53,094 26,588 26,506 9,911 5,254 4,657

7. Guru Har Sahai (M.c.) U 1.50 1,452 1,675 10,500 5,491 5,009 1,911 1,058 853

8. lalalabad UA. U "NA 3,186 3,932 23,108 12,611 10,497 3,975 2,192 1,783

(il lafalabad (M.q U 2.84 2,375 l,056 18,476 10,202 8,274 3,014 1,684 1,330

(iiI Extended area Block U NA 811 876 4,632 2,409 2,223 961 SOB 453
No.n (O.q

9. F31ilk3 (M.e.) U 734 8.9.... 10,026 58,028 lO,879 27,149 10,153 5,423 4,730

4. 1II4hla ... DIstrict T 3,857.00 4.9,757 4%7,9S. 2,47.,594 .,340,039.,131,555 387,357 206,265 181,092
R 3,659.S1 .98,976 199,765 .,228,SU 6Si,0S6 574,757 .90,iB7 .00,9.0 89,547
U 197.19 220,781 2%8,2.' I,ZU,78. 685,983 556,798 196,870 .05,325 91,545
I. Jagraon CO. Block T 397.19 20.943 20,996 131.346 69.774 61,572 19.850 10.485 9,l65
R 397.19 20.943 20,996 Ill,346 69,77'. 61,572 19,850 10,485 9,365
U

2. Sidkwan Set C.D. alock T 127.05 11,028 17,061 103,658 54,182 49,416 16,704 8,632 8,072
R 427.05 17,0211 17,061 103,658 54,182 49,476 16,704 8,632 8,072
U
3. Sudhar C.D. Block T 252.40 15,655 15,949 94,295 49,686 44,609 13,575 7,216 6,359
R 246.92 104,795 14,820 88,731 46,752 "11,979 12.716 6,757 5,959
U 5.48 860 1,179 5,56'1 2,934 2,630 BS9 0459 400

Ak;Hl~rh (C T,) U 5.48 860 1,179· 5,564 2,934 2,630 859 459 400

4. Ludhiana-I CD. Block T 270.87 23,490 23,151 137,250 74,300 62,950 21,548 11,575 9,973
R 270.87 23,490 23,751 137,250 74.300 62,950 21,5048 11,575 9,973
U

5. Ludhiana-II CD. Block 1 SIl.7B 19,727 19.861 123,451 65,846 57,605 21,991 11,512 10,479
R 511.78 19,727 19,861 123,451 65,846 57,605 21,991 11,512 10,179
U
6. Machhiwara CD. Block T 466.IB 21,161 21,300 137,060 72,745 64,31S 22,238 11 ,875 10,363
R 466.IB 21,161 21.loo 137,060 72,745 64,315 22,238 11,875 10,363
U
7. Samrala C.O. Block T HS.ll 27,770 27,803 174.186 92,982 81,204 26,665 14,263 12,102
R 43e.n 27,651 27,684 173,552 92,648 80,904 26,521 14,183 12,338
U NA 119 119 634 334 300 1<44 80 64

8;uigar Colony (O.G.) U NA i 19 119 634 lH 300 144 ao 64.

8. Denlon CD. Block T 279.99 19.470 19.521 118,967 63,H7 55.520 18,026 9,6"19 8.377
R 279.99 19,470 19,521 118,967 63,4"17 55,520 18,026 9,649 8,377
U

9. Doraha C.D. Block T 298.11 16,690 16,732 IQ4,075 55,758 18,317 15,153 7,990 7,163
R 298.11 16,690 16.732 104,075 55.758 "8,317 15,153 7,990 7,163
U
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates

51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persoru Males Females No.

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

2,561 1,313 1,248 5,810 3,336 2,4H 4.

13,483 7,285 6,198 46,984 26,801 20,183 5.

10,490 5,393 5,097 31,317 16,959 14,358 6.

1,183 611 572 5,781 3,238 2,543 7.

2,692 1,503 1,189 14,328 8,534 5,794 B.

1,707 979 728 12,344 7,371 4,973

985 524 461 1,984 1,163 821

11,110 6,165 5,545 33,034 19,4'14 13,590 9.

611,399 329,007 28%,392 1,403,640 8%1,670 581,970

414,018 2]3,036 201,002 653,609 386,7'13 266,816
177,361 95,971 81,390 750,031 434,877 31S,154

44,706 24,151 20,555 66,974 39,176 27,798 1.

44,706 24,151 20,555 66,974 39,176 27,798

34,267 18,124 16,14] 52,H3 30,898 21,6i5 2.

34,267 18,124 16,143 52,543 30,898 21,645

32,251 17,193 15,058 52,321 30,167 22,154 3.

30,728 16,400 14,328 48,615 28,058 20,557
1,523 793 730 3,706 2,109 1,597

1,523 793 730 3,70b 2,109 1,597

46,155 24,986 21,169 80,561 "7,944 32,617 ...

46,155 24,986 21,169 80,561 47,9.... 32,617

52,036 27,673 24,363 57,040 l'I,533 22,507 5.

52,036 27,673 24,363 57,040 34,533 22,507

42,417 22,811 19,606 71,789 42,219 29,570 6.

42,417 22,811 19,606 71,789 42,219 29,570

68,821 37,060 31,761 93,621 55,742 37,879 7.

68,2'14 36,759 31,485 93,403 55,590 37,813
517 301 276 218 152 66

577 301 276 218 152 66

43,119 23,144 19,975 64,724 38,825 25,899 8.

43,119 23,144 19,975 6",72" 38,825 25,899

35,309 19,198 16,111 55,566 }2,96 I 22,605 9.

35,309 19,198 16,111 55,566 32,961 22,605
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TObI Main Worters CilltMtors

Statel District! Total! (I-IX) I
51. C.O. BlocklU.A.1 Rural!
No. Cty/Town Urban Persons Females

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 29 30

4. Talwandi Bha! (M.C) U 2,918 2,787 III 298 298 377 368 9

5. firOlpur (M.C.) U 22,919 20,759 2,160 934 902 32 1,595 1,555 10

6. Firolpur Cantt. (e.B.) U 12,433 11,349 I,OU 95 94 64 63

7. Guru Hi!" Sailal (M.C) U 2,918 2,781 137 10J 99 4 260 255 5

8. Jalalabad UA. U 7,255 6,871 384 501 496 5 S28 525 3

(i) Jalalabad (M.e.) u 6,053 5,718 J1S 413 409 4 169 168

(iI) Extended area Block U 1,202 1,151 49 88 87 359 351 2

No. 22 (O.G.)

9. Fazilka (M.C) U 17,lotS 16,299 1,046 723 719 591 571 14

4. IMdWI... Dlscrld T 772,516 14J,921 28,59J 154,528 154,017 451 111,740 116,170 1,470
l 371,SS9 J61,8lS 9,724 145,119 145,4" J70 '04,110 101,670 1,160
U 400,957 112,088 18,8" 1,7J9 8,651 II n,tI. 1J,600 JIO

I. )agraon C.D. Slock T 39,078 969 18,821 18,696 125 11,402 149
It 39,078 969 18,821 18,696 125 ",402 149
U

2. Sldhwan Bet e.O. Block T 31,368 lO,269 1,099 14,766 14,146 20 9,956 9,428 52.
R 31,368 lO,269 1,099 14,766 14,746 20 9,956 9,428 528
U

J. Sudhar e.O. Black T 27,961 21,070 891 11,027 10,982 45 7,956 7,750 206
R 26,434 25,604 810 10,886 10,841 4S 7,814 7,609 20S
u I,S27 1,466 61 141 141 1..2 141

A./talrarh (e. T.) U 1,527 1,466 61 141 141 142 141

i. ludhlan ..1 C.O. Block T 43,048 41,734 1,314 11,060 11,049 II 1,915 1,122 93
11,019 8,915 93
U
R 43,048 41,7H 1,314 11,060
" 8,'22

s. ludhlan..11 C.O. lllock T 37,093 lS,989 1,104 12,498 12,149 49 13,77' 13,349 ..3D
R 37,093 35,989 1,104 12,498 12,"49 49 13,779 13,349 ..30
U

6. Machhlwara e.O. Block T 40,518 19,691 827 18,331 18,307 24 10,819 10,661 152
R 40,518 39,691 821 18,331 18,307 24 10,819 10,667 152
U

7. Samrala C. O. alack T 52,610 51,266 1,344 ..,995 18,911 77 15,341 14,970 373
R 52,459 51,116 1,343 18,99S 18,918 77 15,221 11,'4' 372
U 151 ISO I 122 121

Bazital' Colony (O.G.) U 151 ISO 122 121

8. Dehlon C.D. Block T 36,017 35,136 881 13,513 13,SOB 5 9,470 9,103 67
R 36,017 35,136 881 13,513 13,508 5 9,470 9,403 67
U

9. Doraha C.D. Block T 31,632 31,038 594 12,557 12,545 12 1,415 ',165 SO
R 31,632 31,038 594 12,557 12,545 12 8,415 8,365 SO
U
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InduSlriai Category of Main Workers

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mlnl"e M3IIufacturlne, ProcessIne,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Servlclne and Repairs In
..,d allied actIvItles _Quanylna , HoIIsehoId Industry
III IV VIa)
SI.
Persons Males Femates Persons Ma16 fema16 Persons Ma16 Females Woo

31 32 33 14 35 36 37 38 39

II 10 40 36 i i.
484 453 :$1 'ISS 349 106 5.
153 138 15 105 93 12 6.
18 18 38 38 7.
67 65 2 liS 106 9 8.
56 54 •2 102 93 9
II 11 13 13

177 170 7 2 2 252 205 47 9.

11,148 10,207 9.. ' 2 2 3,742 3,266 476
],790 ],540 250 2 2 2,45. 2,202 256
7,lS8 6,667 691 1,214 1,064 220
238 177 61 98 82 16 I.
238 177 61 98 82 16

187 170 17 13.. 127 7 2.

187 170 17 13.. 127 7

176 IH 2 69 65 .. 3.
168 166 2 62 58 4
8 8 7 7
8 8 7 7
lOot 675 29 371 JH 27 1.
lOot 675 29 371 344 27

632 594 38 524 430 94 5.

632 594 38 524 130 94

397 366 31 349 326 23 6.

391 366 31 349 326 23

435 405 30 285 258 27 7.

435 405 30 285 258 27

384 378 6 267 239 28 8.

384 378 6 267 239 28

3S0 333 17 262 245 17 9.

350 333 17 262 245 17
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IndwtrIiJI CaIeeorY of Main Workers

Manufacturing, P'roc:e5SIng,
Servicing and Repaln In
other than Household
IndustrY CeNlructions Trade and Convnerce
StatelOistrictJ Totall V(b) VI VII
SI. co. &locklU.A.I Rurall
No. City/Town Urban Penons Males Fe~ Penons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 J 41 42 4l 44 15 47

4. Talwandi 8hai (M .C.) u 513 512 67 67 1,035

5. firozpur (M.C.) u 1,865 1,828 l1 799 774 25 6,015 5,866 149

6. firozpur Cann. (Ca.) u 1,010 994 16 1,601 1,575 26 2,962 2,887 75
1. Guru Har Sahai (M.C.) U 503 502 65 65 1,101 1,098 3

B. Jalalabad U.A. u 649 647 2 137 132 5 2,135 2,129 6

(i) Jalalabad (M.e.) U 590 588 2 111 106 5 1,868 1,864 1

(ii) Extended area Block U 59 59 26 26 267 265 2.

No. 22 (O.G.)

9. fazilka (M.C.) U 2,355 2,297 58 894 890 4 5,503 5,383 120

4. Lu4h1ana DistrIct T 195,390 191,734 3,656 29,346 29,059 217 105,:111 103,52% 1,796
R 32,845 31,773 1,072 5,549 5,528 21 17,609 17,2ll 376
U 162,545 159,961 2,581 %l,797 U,UI 266 87,709 86,2.89 1,420

I. jagraon C.O. Block T 1,700 1,618 82 514 514 1,169 1,154 IS

R 1,700 1,618 82 514 514 1,169 1,IS1 i5
U

2. Sidhwan Bet C.O. Block T 1,227 1,139 88 350 349 1,021 1,009 12
R 1,227 1,139 88 350 349 1,021 1,009 12
U

3. Sudhar C.O. Block T 1,452 1,365 87 462 461 1,275 1,258 17

R 1,362 1,277 85 406 405 970 956 14
U 90 88 2 56 56 lOS 302 3

Akillgarh (c. T.) u 90 88 2 56 56 lOS 302 3

'i. ludhlana-I C.O. Block T 9,017 8,748 269 870 863 7 3,l41 3,284 57
R 9,017 8,748 269 870 863 7 l,311 3,281 57
U

5. ludhiana-II C.O. Block T 4,250 4,159 91 412 409 1 1,655 1,586 69

R 4,250 1,159 91 -412 409 3 1,655 1,586 69
U

6. MachhiWara C. O. 81oc:k T 2,596 2,462 134 632 632 1854 1788 66

R 2,596 2,462 134 632 632 1854 1788 66
U

1. Samrala C.O. Block T 5,383 5,263 120 916 914 2 2,687 2,615 72
R 5,379 5,259 120 916 911 2 2,684 2,612 72
U 4 4 3 3

Bazigar Colony (O.G.) u 'I 4 1 3

8. Dehlon C.O. Block T 3,572 l,422 150 565 564 2,037 2,012 25
R 3,572 3,122 150 565 564 2,0:37 2,012 25
U

519 27
9. Doraha C. O. Block T
R
U
2,145
2,145
2,lll
2,lIl
32
32
545
5-45 539 "
6
1,598
1,598
1,571
1,571 27
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Inchlstrlal Catecort of Main WCll'ters

Transport, Storace
and Communications Other Services
VIII IX M3I1lnal Worlcers Non-wortcers
51.
Persons M<iles Females Persons Males Females PersoN Males Females Persons Males Females No.

..9 so 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

158 158 "19 337 82 8 8 7,536 2,662 4,871 4.

2,541" 2,"59 82 8,231 6,573 1,658 22 .. 13 211 55,595 21,137 34,458 5.

2,665 2,538 127 3,778 2,967 811 4 .. 40,657 15,239 25,418 6.

195 194 635 512 12l 2 7,580 2,709 4,87! 7.

395 39.. 2,728 2,377 351 11 11 15,842 5,729 10,113 8.

276 275 2,468 2,161 307 11 11 12,"'2 4,.473 7,939
119 II~ 260 216 4" 3,"30 1,256 2,174

1,329 1,313 16 5,519 ",7"3 776' 408 115 293 40,275 1..,%5 25,810 9.

40,69] 40,]06 387 103,609 85,480 18,129 10 9 1,699,068 596,115 1,102,953

15,173 15,091 ,; 75 43,S14 38,370 5,144 10 9 857,244 292,220 565,02"
25,520 25,20B 312 60,095 47,110 12,985 MI,824 ]0],895 5]1,929

1, .... 1 1,"32 9 ",SIS 1,003 512 91,299 30,696 60,603 1.

1,441 1,432 9 ",515 4,003 512 91,299 30,696 60,603

810 835 5 2,887 2,466 .. 21 72,290 23,913 48,377 2.

840 835 5 2,887 2,466 ..21 72,290 23,913 48,377

1,043 1,039 4,501 3,976 525 66,33" 22,616 13,718 3.

978 974 3,788 3,318 .. 70 62,297 21,148 11,119
65 65 713 • 658 55 ",037 1,468 2,569
65 65 713 658 S5 ",037 1,"68 2,569
2,321 2,302 19 6,H8 5,6% 802 9",202 32,566 61,636 4.
2,321 2,302 19 6, ....8 5,6% 802 9",202 32,566 61,636

1,092 1,087 5 2,251 1,926 325 86,358 29,857 56,501 5.

1,092 1,087 5 2,251 1,926 325 86,358 29,857 56,501

1,310 1,303 7 4,230 3,840 390 96,5"2 33,054 63,188 6. ,

1,310 1,303 7 ..,230 3,840 390 96,5"2 33,054 63,488

2,606 2,59" 12 5,960 5,329 631 121,576 "1,716 79,860 7.

2,606 2,594 12 5,938 5,307 631 121,093 "1,532 79,561
22 22 ..83 18 .. 299

22 22 483 18 .. 299
1,689 1,685 4 4,'20 3,925 595 82,950 28,311 54,639 8.
1,689 1,685 4 4,520 3,925 595 82,950 28,311 5",639

1,485 1,478 7 4,275 3,849 426 10 9 72,433 24,719 47,714 9.

1,485 1,478 7 ..,275 3,8"9 ..26 10 9 72,"33 2",719 "7,714

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Total population
(Indudlnc
Instkutlonal Tolal populativn
No. of and housetest In the.
State/District! Total! occupied population) group ().6
SI. C.O.Slodu'U.A.I Rural! Area In mldentlal tlo. of
No. OtY/Tawn Urban I'q.km. houses households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 4 5 7 8 9 10
3 6
" 12

10. Pakhowal C.O. Block T 289.60 18,021 IB,039 110,723 58,60'1 52,119 15,7'10 8,282 7,458
R 289.60 18,021 18,039 110,723 58,604 52,119 15,7'10 8,282 7,458
U

Urban Toul u 191.19 220,181 228,219 1,242,181 685,983 556,198 196,810 105,325 91,545

Cld.lIU.A'. ""vlna population lOO,OOO.nd above

I. ludhiana (M. Corp.) U 134.67 187,488 193,862 1,042,740 580,961 461,779 164,231 B7,942 76,289

TownsJU.A'. ""vlna population I••• than 100,000

I. Jagraon (M.c.) U 14.00 7,761 7,852 47,372 24,723 22,649 7,446 3,938 3,508

2. Raikot (M.C.) u 10.65 3,448 3,'172 21,061 11,025 10,036 3,489 1,866 1,623

3. Akalgarh (C T.) u 5.48 860 1,179 5,564 2,934 2,630 859 459 '100

4. *Mullanpur Oakha (N.A.q U 2.05 1,723 1,788.. 10,138 5,312 4,826 1,689 892 797

5. *Machhiwara (N.A.q U 3.00 2,383 2,391 13,55i 7,066 6,'188 2,502 1,373 1,129

6. Samral. U.A. U NA 2,508 2,593 14,921 7,850 7,071 2,502 1,344 1,158
(i) Samrala (M.e.) U 9.00 2,389 2,'114 14,287 7,516 6,771 2,358 1,264 1,094
(n) 8azigar Colony (O.G.) U 'NA 119 119 634 330+ 300 I ..... 80 64

7. Ooraha (M.c.) U 1.90 1,600 1,700 9,589 4,955 '1,6l'1 1,431 730 701

8. Payal (M.e.) U 0.42 961 980 5,852 3,063 2,789 991 520 471

9. Khanna (M.c.) U 16.02 12,049 12,402 71,990 ]B,09'1 33,896 11,730 6,261 5,469

s. ~landhar Dlml.1 T 3,401.00 331,681 348,018 2,026,787 1,061,093 959,694 305,01S 161,580 14J,435
R 3,255.21 215,613 219,884 1,297,985 680,520 617,465 196,308 103,81 3 92,495
U 145.79 122,008 IZ8,t34 728,802 J86,51J 342,2.%9 108,101 57,767 50,940

I. Banga C.O. Block T 243.03 19,490 20,251 117,510 61,475 56,035 17,405 9,182 8,223
R 24J.03 19,490 20,251 117,510 61,475 56,035 17,405 9,182 8,223
U

2. Aur C.O. Block T 215.10 14,361 14,855 88,072 46,298 13,290 7,096 6,184
R 215.10 14,361 14,855 88,072 46,298 13,280 7,096 6,184
U

3. Nawanshahr C.O. Block T 308.13 18,610 19,27'1 114,804 60,172 5'1,632 17,554 9,234 8,320
R lOB.13 18,610 19,274 114,804 60,172 54,632 17,554 9,234 8,320
U

4. Phillaur C.O. Block T 262.81 19,'108 19,430. 113,487 59,688 53,799 17,059 9,049 8,010
R 262.81 19,408 19,430 I 13,487 59,688 53,799 17,059 9,019 8,010
U

S. Rurka Kalan C.O. Block T 203.20 16,497 16,529 97,061 51,188 45,873 14,125 7,518 6,607
R 203.20 16,497 16,529 97,061 51,188 '\5,873 14,125 7,518 6,607
U

6. Nurmahal C.O. Block T 270.53 15,095 15,105 89,886 47,171 42,715 13,736 6,544
R 270.53 15,095 15,105 89,8B6 47,171 42,715 13,736 6,5404
U

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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates

51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Pe_ Males Females No.
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

37,057 19,790 17,267 62,394 36,589 25,805 10.

37,057 19,790 17,267 62,394 36,589 25,805

177,361 95,971 81,190 750,031 434,877 315,U4

123,521 67,465 56,056 628,636 366,715 261,857 t.

14,219 7,557 6,662 28,788 15,811 12,977 I.

7,792 4,106 3,686 11,748 6,597 5,151 2.

1,523 793 730 3,706 2,109 1,597 3.
3,706 1,984 1,122 5,726 3,248 2,478 4.

4,287 2,292 1,995 7,383 4,155 3,228 5.

t,31S 2,269 2,046 9,452 5,369 4,083 6.

3,738 1,968 1,770 9,234 5,217 4,017
577 301 276 218 152 66
1,004 507 497 6,482 3,553 2,929 7.

2,285 1,229 I,OS6 3,182 1,821 1,361 8.

14,709 1,769 6,940 44,932 25,439 19,493 9.

792,098 420,607 371,491 1,178,537 677,915 500,602

518,454 306,850 211,604 704,973 411,439 293,514
211,644 .. 1,757 99,117 473,564 266,496 207,061
56,034 29,789 26,245 66,394 38,806 27,588 l.
56,034 29,789 26,245 66,394 38,806 27,588

39,650 21,111 18,539 48,485 28,341 20,144 2.

39,650 21,111 18,539 48,485 28,341 20,144

46,976 25,081 21,895 61,354 36,085 25,269 3.

46,976 25,081 21,895 61,35~ 36,085 25,269

55,610 29,455 26,155 62,678 36,240 26,438 4.

55,610 29,455 26,155 62;678 36,240 26,438
...
40,623 21,652 18,971 53,195 30,584 22,61 I S.
40,623 21,652 18,971 53,195 30,584 22,611

41,546 22,088 19,458 46,160 26,885 19,275 6.

41,546 22,088 19,458 46,160 26,885 19,275
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Industrial Ute,ory of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators Acrfcultural Labourer:s

StateiOiarictl Totilll (I-IX) I II
SI. CD. 8IocklU.A.I Rural/
. 'No. City/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males females Persons MaIt$ Females

2 3 22 23 24 2S 26 21 28 29 30

10. P~khowal CO. Block T 32,943 32,180 763 14,362 14,360 2 8,890 .8,716 114
R 32,943 32,180 763 14,362 14,360 2 8,890 8,716 114
U

U"'-n Tocal U 400,957 382,088 18,869 8,739 8,658 81 23,910 23,600 310

ClcI••/U.A'. hlvl.. poPlllallon 100,000 and above

I. Ludhiana (M. Corp.) u 343,359 328,041 15,312 ",541 61 16,7"8 16,554 194

Towns/U.A'.hlvlnr poPllladon I... thin 100,000

I. Jagraon (M.c.) u 13,521 12,158 76'9 1,122 1,112 10 1,429 1,416 13

2. Raikot (M.C) u 5,991 5,655 336 1,000 999 947 942

3. Akalgarh (C. T.) u 1,527 1,%6 61 I'll 141 142 141

*Mullanpur Dakha (l4.A.qu 2,858 2,122 136 621 621 343 343

s. *Machhlwara (lIl.A.C.) U 3,833 3,516 251 405 405 1,185 1,120 65

6. Samral. U.A. U 4,342 4,018 324 353 348 5 656 648 8

(i) Samrala (M.C.) U 4,191 3,868 323 353 348 5 531 527 1
(ii) Batigar Colony (O.G.) U 151 ISO I 122 121

7. Doraha (M.C.) u 2,127 2,490 237 48 48 154 IH

S. Paya! (M.C.) U 1,691 1,615 76 254 253 505 ..95 10

9. Khanna (M.C) U 21,102 19,741 1,361 251 248 3 1,801 1,787 14

s. ).landlur Olstrlc, T 594,J77 564,009 30,168 134,492 133,3:JO 1,162 131,911 125,014 6,903
R J79,259 364,563 14,696 129,294 128,l:J6 958 119,806 113,4%9 6,377
U 215,118 199,446 15,672 5,"8 4,". 204 11,111 lI,sas 526

I. Banga CO. 810ck T 33,103 32,020 1,083 10,459 10,374 85 10,496 10,1"3 353
R 33,103 32,020 1,083 10,459 10,374 85 10,496 10,1"3 3S3
U

2. Aur C.O. Block T 25,416 24,651 765 9,485 ',467 18 '8,568 8,313 255
It 25,416 24,651 765 9,485 ',467 18 8,568 8,313 255
U

3. Naw."sIIahr C.O. Block T 32,959 32,162 797 14,147 14,0(17 60 10,738 10,507 231
R 32,959 32,162 797 14,147 14,081 60 10,138 10,507 231
U

4. Phillaur C.O. Block T 33,096 32,112 984 9,908 ',870 38 9,... 9,258 190
R 33,096 32,112 984 9,908 ',870 38 9,448 9.258 190
U

5. Rurka "alan CD. Block T 28,869 28,077 792 9,135 9,082 53 6,983 6,839 144
R 28,869 28,017 792 9,135 9,082 53 6,983 6,839 144
U

6. NUrmahai C.O. alocK T 26,826 26,2l9 587 10,586 10,550 36 \),131 8,977 154
R 26,826 26,239 587 10,586 10,550 J 36 9,131 8,977 154
U
 247
CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial CacecorY of Haln Worters

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mlnlnc Hanufacturlnt. ProcessIne,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and SeM:lng and Repairs In
and allied actMtles QuarryIng Hourehold Indll$tly
III IV V (al
st.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

295 276 19 106 93 13 10.

295 276 19 106 93 13

7,358 6,667 69. 1,284 1,064 220

6,782 6,170 612 650 575 75 I.

136 127 9 139 102 37 I.

122 71 51 105 76 29 2.
8 8 7 7 3.
13 13 3 3 4.
28 20 8 58 47 II 5.

38 37 5 5 6.
38 37 5 5

45 41 2 152 137 IS 7.
6 6 15 14 8.
180 172 8 ISO 98 52 9.
3,571 3,]17 254 It 19 11,]97 16,91 I 1,486
I,HI 1,975 1]7 ] ] 7,875 7,201 674
1,459 1,]42 il7 16 t6 10,SlI 9,710 812

187 183 4 954 884 70 I.

187 183 4 954 884 70

149 134 15 702 639 63 2.

149 134 IS 702 639 63

127 125 2 399 376 23 3.

127 125 2 399 376 23

281 228 53 1,105 1,010 95 4.

281 228 S3 1,105 1,010 95

17O 167 3 1,149 1,021 128 5.

170 167 3 1,149 1,021 128

121 120 615 573 42 6.

121 120 'IS 573 42
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DlmlCT PRIMARY

Industrial C3teaorY of Main Worbn

Manufacturilll. ProcessInc.
5efvIcl"l and Repairs In
other than Houseftold
Industry ConstrucIIons Trade and Commerce
Statel DIstrict! T~ V(b) VI VII
SI. C.O. BlodtIU.A.1 RunII
No. Oty/Town Urban Persons Males FtrnRs Persons Males FtrnRs Persons Hales FtrnRs

2 3 40 41 42 43 45 47 48

10. Paklwwal C.O. Block T 1,597 1,576 21 339 339 1,280 1,261 Ii
R 1,597 1,576 21 339 339 1,280 1,261 19
U
Urban TotAl U 162,545 159,961 2,584 2],797 2],531 266 '7,709 86,289 1,420

Clde,/U.A', havl.. populadon 100,000 and above

I. ludhlana (M. Corp.~ U 152,781 150,358 2,423 21,685 21,431 254 70,293 69,087 1,206

TownslU.A', havl", populadon 1.11 chin 100,000

I. lagraon (M.C,) U 2,087 2,073 14 678 673 4,400 4,368 32

2. Ralkot (M.C,) U 698 689 9 149 149 1,693 1,678 15

3. Akillgarh (C T.) U 90 88 2 56 56 305 302 3

4. *Mullanpur Oakha (N.A.C,)U 30<4 300 4 32 32 866 850 16

5. *Machhlwara (N.A.C,) U 365 359 6 90 90 861 854 7

6. Samrala U.A. U 712 687 25 117 117 1,214 1,196 18

(I) Samrala (M.C,) U 708 683 25 117 117 1,211 1,193 18
(II) Bazigar Colonv (O.G.) U 4 4 3 3

7. Doraha (M.C,) U 496 484 12 62 61 806 794 12

8. Payal (M.C.) U 171 164 7 66 65 298 291 7

9. Khanna (M.C,) U 4,841 4,759 82 862 857 5 6,973 6,869 104

5. Jalandhar Dlscrict T 84,114 82,218 1,896 18,191 18,042 149 77,759 75,852 1,907
R 34,991 34,164 827 10,451 10,413 28 21,176 20,88] 493
U 49,121 48,054 1,069 7,740 7,619 121 56,]8] 54,969 1,414

I. Banga C.O. 810ck T 2,796 2,758 38 1,233 1,233 1,823 1,801 22

R 2,796 2,758 38 1,233 1,233 1,823 1,801 22
U

2. Aur C.O. Block T 1,411 1,392 19 573 571 2 1,325 1,297 28

R 1,411 1,392 19 573 571 2 1,325 1,297 28
U
3. Nawanshahr C.O. Block T 1,770 1,731 39 655 642 13 1,452 1,433 19
R 1,770 1,731 39 655 642 13 1,452 1,433 19
U

4. PhlIIaur C.O. 810ck T 4,267 4,203 64 1,127 1,125 2 2,395 2,352 43

R 4,267 4,203 '64 1,127 1,125 2 2,395 2,352 43
U

5. Rurka Kalan C.O. 810ck T 4,473 4,405 68 1,103 1,102 1,848 1,798 SO
R 4,473 4,405 68 1,103 1,102 1,848 1,798 50
U

6. Nurmahal C.O. Block T 1,776 1,713 63 629 627 2 1,333 1,317 16

R 1,776 1,713 63 629 627 2 1,333 1,317 16
U
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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storage
and Communications Other Services
VIII IX Marginal Worms
SI.
Persons Mal., F.maI.s Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Males Females No.

'19 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

1,411 1,408 3 4,662 4,090 572 71,780 26,424 51,356 10.

1,'111 1,408 4,662 4,090 572 77,780 26,424 51,356

25,520 25,208 ll2 60.095 47,110 12,985 841,824 ]0],895 537,929

21,384 21,111 273 48,492 38,278 10,214 699,381 252,914 446,461 I.

936 930 6 2,600 1,957 643 33,845 11,965 21,880

I.
366 362 4 911 689 222 15,070 5,370 9,700
2.
65 65 713 658 55 4,037 1,468 2,569
t
170 168 2 506 392 114 7,280 2,590 4,690
...
227 223 4 614 458 156 9,121 3,490 6,231
5.
240 236 4 1,007 744 263 10,579 3,832 6,747
6.
240 236 4 985 722 263 10,096 3,648 6,448
22 22 483 IB4 299

174 174 790 595 195 6,862 2,465 4,397 1.

56 56 320 271 49 4,161 1,448 2,713 8.
1,902 1,883 19 4,142 3,068 1,074 50,888 18,353 32,535 9.
27,929 27,414 495 97,988 81,872 16,116 12,760 1,079 11,681 1,419,650 502,005 917,645
13,184 13,102 82 40,167 35,047 5,120 11,627 841 10,786 907,099 ]15,116 nl,tll
14,745 14,332 'Ill 57,821 46,825 10,996 1,13] ·2]8 895 512,551 186,889 US,66!

1,272 1,268 4 3,883 3,376 507 710 63 647 83,697 29,392 54,305 I.
1,272 1,268 4 3,883 3,376 507 710 63 647 83,697 29,392 54,305

801 799 2 2,402 2,039 363 435 42 393 62,221 21,605 40,616 2.
801 799 2 2,402 2,039 363 435 42 393 62,221 21,605 40,616

974 970 4 2,697 2,291 1,236 31 1,205 80,609 27,979 52,630 3.

974 970 4 2,697 2,291 1,236 31 1,205 80,609 27,979 52,630

1,174 1,164 10 3,391 2,902 489 445 124 321 79,946 27,452 52,"94 4.
1,174 1,164 10 3,391 2,902 489 445 124 321 79,946 27,452 52,"'"

904 900 4 3,104 2,763 341 194 65 129 67,991 23,046 ....,952 5.
904 900 4 3,104 2,763 341 194 65 129 67,991 23,046 ...,952

657 656 1,918 1,706 272 1,148 11 1,077 61,912 20,861 41,051 6.
657 656 1,918 1,706 272 1,146 71 1,077 61,912 20,861 "1,051
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Total population
Uncludln,
Institutional Tota! population
No. of and houseleu in the ace
State! District! Total/ occupied population) II"0UP ()..6
SI. CD.BlockJU.A.I Rural! Area in r~si'l.ential No. of
No. City/Town Urban sq. km. . houses househ!,lds Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12
"
7. Nakodar CD. Block T 430.88 22,526 23,581 144,264 75,814 68,450 22,122 11,695 10,427
R 430.88 22,526 23,581 144,264 75,814 68,450 22,122 11,695 10,427
U

8. Shahkot CD. Block T 433.23 20,546 21,625 132,922 69,760 63,162 21,175 11,265 9,910
R 433.23 20,546 21,625 132,922 69,760 63,162 21,175 11,265 9,910
U

9. Adampur CD. Block T 187.70 1'1,577 14,588 80,772 42,010 38,762 11,665 6,239 5,426
R 187.70 14,577 14,588 80,772 42,010 38,762 11,665 6,239 5,426
U

10. Bhogpur CD. Block T 206.91 15,080 15,126 87,036 44,908 42,128 12,887 6,750 6,137
R 203.91 14,246 14,289 82,140 42,305 39,835 12,228 6,386 5,842
U 3.00 834 837 4,896 2,603 2,293 659 364 295
• Bhogpur (C T.) u 3.00 834 837 4,896 2,603 2,293 659 364 295
II. Jalandhar (East) CD. Block T 203.51 20,072 20,072 117,024 61,590 55,414 17,869 9,377 8,492
R 203.51 20,072 20,072 117,024 61,590 55,434 17,869 9,377 8,492
U

12. Jalandhar (West) CD. BlockT 311.71 20,245 20,285 120,043 63,049 56,994 18,090 9,580 8,510
R 311.71 20,245 20,285 120,043 63,049 56,994 18,090 9,580 8,510
U

Urban Total U 145.79 122,008 128,134 728,802 386,57J 342,229 101,707 57,767 50,940

,Cltl••/U.A', havlnr p0P'llodon 100,000 and obov.

i. Jalandhar (M.Corp.) U 80.41 83,810 89,660 509,510 272,472 2l7,038 74,839 39,91 I 34,928

TownsfU.A's havlnr populltlon less than 100,000

I. Banga (M.C.) U 1.50 2,956 3,030 17,721 9,227 8,494 2691 1,338 1,353

2. Naw.nshahr (M.C) U 9.59 5,142 5,194 29,955 15,630 14,325 4,437 2,397 2,040

3. Rahon (M.C.) U 5.18 1,798 1,798 10,771 5,682 5,089 1,720 890 810
4. Goraya (N.A.C.) U 2.65 I,POO 1,914 10,708 5,555 5,153 1,629 843 786

5. Phillaur (M.C) U 0.75 3,304 3,335 20,956 11,701 9,255 2,858 1,465 I,J93
6. Nurmahal (M.C) U 5,75 1,766 1,798 11,149 5,815 5,334 1,686 913 773
7. Nakod.r (M.C.) U 3.60 4,593 4,615 28,478 15,184 13,294 4,321 2,311 2,010

S. '5hahkot (N.A.C) U 3.00 1,708 1,712 10,246 5,364 4,882 1,739 943 796

9. Jalandh.rCantt. (Ca.) U 15.21 6,270 6,277 31,520 15,313 16,207 5,204 2,760 2,444

10. Adampur(M.C) U 8.20 3,303 3,313 15,331 7,541 7,790 2,640 1,405 ',235
Ii. Alawalpur (M.C) U 1.00 I, I 52 1,152 4,468 3,377 3,091 1,006 520 486

12. 'Bhogpur (C.T.) U 3.00 834 837 4,896 2,603 2,293 659 364 295

13. Kartarpur (M.C) U 5.95 3,472 3,499 21,093 11,109 9,984 3,271 1,700 1,571
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Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes LllenleS

51.
Persons Males Females Persons Malts Fem3Ies Persons Malts Females No.

Il I .. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

58,190 30,89" 27,%96 74,636 43,782 30,B54 7.

58,190 30,894 27,296 74,636 43,782 JO,B54

43,176 22,975 20,301 62,714 37,229 25,485 8.

43,276 22,975 20,301 62,714 37,229 25,485

39,558 20,964 18,594 48,208 27,889 20,319 9.

39,558 20,964 18,594 48,208 27,889 20,319

37,106 19,337 17,769 52,115 29,762 22,353 10.

35,637 18,540 17,097 48,639 27,784 20,855
1,469 797 672 3,476 1,978 1,498
.~.

1,169 797 672 3,476 1,978 1,498

65,165 34,417 30,748 67,260 39,682 27,578 II.

65,165 J4,417 30,748 67,260 39,682 27,578
, ...
56,189 29,884 26,305 65,250 38,132 27,118 12.
56,189 29,884 26,305 65,250 38,132 27,118

Zl3,644 •• 3,757 99,887 473,564 266,496 207,068

140,696 75,204 65,492 334,386 188,552 145,834 I.

6,517 3,396 3,121 Q.. 11,286 6,432 4,854 I.

9,152 4;1122 4,330 19,645 10,970 8,675 2.

4,578 2,456 2,122 5,991 3,450 2,541 3.

2,494 1,271 1,223 6,763 1,815 2,948 4.

8,109 4,153 3,656 13,477 8,303 5,174 5.

3,897 2,079 1,"8 6,887' 3,860 3,027 6.

9,938 5,219 4,719 18,029 10,484 7,545 7.

2,305 1,226 1,079 6,204 3,456 2,748 B.

6,200 3,224 2,976 21,004 10,679 10,325 9.

5,289 2,742 2,547 10,242 5,285 4,957 10.

3,745 1,980 1,765 4,052 2,319 1,733 II.

1,469 797 672 3,476 1,978 1,498 12.

9,255 4,888 4,367 12,122 6,913 5,209 Il,

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Industrial Category of Main Worlcers

Toul Main Workers CUltivators Agricultural Labourers

State/District! Total! (I·IX) I
51.
No.
e.D. BlocklU.A..1
Oty!Town
Rural!
Urban Persons Males females Persons Males Females Persons
"
Males Females

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

1. Nakodar e.D. Block T 43,B13 41,840 1,913 16,155 16,067 88 15,138 13,953 1,185
II. +.:J,813 41,840 1,973 16,155 16,067 88 15,138 13,953 1,185
U

B. Shahkot C. O. Block T 38,989 I,OJ9 18,+54 18,414 12,052 11,579 473

II. 38,989 1,039 18,454 18,414 12,052 11,579 473
U

9. Adampur e.D. Block T 22,226 20,888 l,ll8 5,472 5,320 152 7,518 6,983 535
II. 22,226 20,888 1,3l8 5,472 5,320 152 7,518 6,983 535
U

10. Bhogpur e.D. Block T 24,493 22,930 1,563 7,962 7,773 189 7,611 6,940 671
R. 23,192 21,703 1,489 7,860 7,671 189 7,440 6,770 670
U l,lOI 1,227 74 102 102 171 170

°Bhogpur (e. T.) U 1,301 1,227 74 102 102 171 170

I I. Jalandhar (East) C.D. Block T 3ot,386 32,343 6,907 6,819 88 11,182 10,100 1,082
R 34,386 32,343 6,907 6,819 88 11,182 10,100 1,082
U

12. Jalandhar (West) e.D. BlockT 35,345 33,539 1,806 10,726 10,615 III 11,112 10,007 1,105
R. 35,345 33,539 1,806 10,726 10,615 III 11,112 10,007 1,105
U

U 215,118 199,446 15,672 5,198 +,994 204 12,11' 11,585 526

a,IeIIU.A'• ..."..... popula,1on lOO,OOO ..IIII .. bove

I. Jalandhar (M.Corp.) u 153,755 1+2,492 11,263 2,160 2,111 49 4,625 4,461 164

TGWIIIIU.A'. 11m.. popu...eIon .... 'hili 100,000

I. lansa (M.C.) u 5,019 <1,702 317 30<1 304 1,000 993 7

2. Navanshahr (M.e.) u 8,848 7,861 987 584 144 1,138 989 1<19

l. Ilahon (M.q u 2,98<1 2,810 17" 446 446 1,059 981 78

+. Goraya (NAC,) u 3,253 3,098 ISS 130 130 3<13 342

s. PhUlaur (M.e.) u 7,213 6,710 503 265 263 2 525 50S 20

6. Nurmahal (M.C,) u 3,096 2,952 195 193 2 192 787

7. Nakodar (M.e.) u 8,858 8,262 596 340 337 3 986 9"2 44

8. 'Shahkot (NAe.) u 2,835 2,636 199 140 140 187 115 12

9. Jalandhar Canu. (e.•• ) u 6,678 6,055 623 10 10 12 12

10. Adampur (M.C,) u 3,454 3,158 296 143 140 3 329 328

II. AbwaIPUI' (M.C,) u 1,839 1,751 88 161 167 615 593 22

12. 'ShocPur (e. T.) u l,lOI 1,227 102 102 171 170

13. Katar!Nr (M.C,) U 5,985 5,732 253 212 211 329 307 22
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturing, Processing,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Servicing and Repairs in
and allied activities Quarrying Household industry
III IV V (0)
SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Malts females Pel>Ons Males females No.

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

246 213 33 3 3 893 804 89 7.

246 213 3J 3 3 893 804 89

171 168 J 585 564 21 B.

171 168 585 564 21

I'll 135 6 336 322 14 9.

I'll 135 6 336 322 14

135 130 5 323 296 27 10.

130 126 4 251 228 23
5 4 72 68 4

5 4 72 68 4

201 194 7 464 394 70 11.

201 194 7 464 394 70

188 182 6 422 386 36 12.

18B 182 6 422 386 36

1,459 1,:142 117 16 16 10,522 9,710 812

984 900 B4 10 10 6,995 6,328 667· I.

20 18 2 92 76 16 I.

51 SO 241 208 3l 2.

15 IS 182 174 8 3.

17 IS 2 151 146 5 4.

69 62 7 2 2 497 485 12 5.

10 10 90 84 6 6.

37 37 279 .
271 8 7.

19 19 19 31 8 8.

157 139 18 211 228 5 9.

21 21 360 l43 17 10.

7 11 28 3 IL

4 72 68 12.

47 45 2 1,260 1,240
"
20 13.
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DISTRICT PRIMARY
Industrial Category of Main Workers

Manufacturlnc, Processing,
~rvidne and Repairs in
other than Household
Industry Constructions Trade and Commerce
Slalel District! Totall V(b) VI VII
SI. C.O. Block/U.A.I Rurail
No. Dly/T own Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 40 41 42 43 44 46 47 48

7. Nakod., C.O. Block T 2,1Ib3 2,748 55 1,018 1,017 2,264 2,221 43

R 2,B03 2,748 55 1,018 1,017 2,26" 2,221 43
U

8. Shahkot C.O. Block T 1,771 1,740 31 975 975 1,879 1,855 24

R 1,771 1,740 31 975 975 1,879 1,855 24
U

9. Adampur C.O. Block T 2,314 2,143 171 473 473 1,403 1,357 46
II. 2,314 2,143 171 473 473 1,403 1,357 46
U

10. Bhogpur C.O. Block T 2,026 2,001 25 468 466 2 1,737 1,690 47
II. 1,848 1,824 24 447 445 2 1,296 1,252 44
U 178 177 21 21 441 438 3

• Bhogpu, (e. T.) u 178 177 21 21 441 438 3

II. Jalandhar (East) C.D. Block T 4,867 4,721 146 1,25B 1,258 2,347 2,282 65
II. 4,867 4,72 1 146 1,258 1,258 2,347 2,282 65
U •
12. ]alandhar (West) C.O. 810cH 4,895 4,786 109 960 955 5 2,011 1,918 93
R 4,895 4,786 109 960 955 5 2,011 1,918 93
U

Urban Tocal U 49,121 48,OS4 1,069 7,740 7,619 121 56,]8] 54,969 1,414

Cld../U .A'.....vl'" popuLIllon 100,000 and above

I. Jalandhar (M.Corp.) u 39,871 38,896 975 5,617 5,555 62 40,665 39,468 1,197

I. Banga (M.e.) U 434 434 149 149 1,478 1,471 7

2. Nawanshahr (M.c.) u 1,202 1,185 17 240 234 6 2,727 2,683 44

3. lI.ahon (M.C,) U 182 182 56 56 455 455

4. Goraya (N.A.C.) U 1,032 8 64 64 790 778 12

5. Phlll.ur (M.e.) u 921 906 15 321 276 45 1,275 1,242 II

6. Nurmahal (M.C,) U "10 "09 149 148 804 797 7

7. Nakodar (M.e.) U 1,554 1,521 33 226 223 3 2,386 2,365 21

8. 'Shahkot (N.A.c.) U 3J3 332 135 134 1,086 1,075 II

9. Jalandhar Cann. (C. B.) U 800 790 10 238 236 2 2,240 2,192 48

10. Adarnpur (M.e.) U 342 l41 140 139 711 699 12

II. AI ...... pur (M.c.) U 269 269 50 50 295 286 9

12. 'BhOlPur (e. T.) U 178 117 21 21 441 438 3

13. K.rtarpur (M.C) U 1,587 1,580 7 314 3H 1,0lO 1,020 10

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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storage
and Communications Other Services
VIII IX M3IJinai Workers Non-workers
51.
Persons Male. Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

1,223 1,216 7 4,070 3,598 472 1, .... 5 114 I,ll I 99,006 33,840 65,166 7.
1,223 1,216 7 4,070 3,598 472 1,445 134 1,311 99,006 33,840 65,166

1,187 1,181 6 2,954 2,513 441 1,194 140 1,054 91,700 30,631 61,069 8.
1,187 1,181 6 2,954 2,513 441 1,194 140 1,054 91,700 30,631 61,069

974 969 5 3,595 3,186 409 373 48 325 58,173 21,07-4 37,099 9.
974 969 5 3,595 3,186 409 373 48 325 58,173 21,074 37,099

988 979 9 3,243 2,655 588 3,658 136 3,522 58,885 21,842 37,043 10.
924 9\5 9 2,996 2,472 524 3,163 96 3,067 55,785 20,506 35,279
64 64 247 183 64 495 40 455 3,100 ~,3l6 1,764

64 64 1.47 183 64 495 40 455 3,100 1,336 1,764

1,695 1,677 18 5,465 4,898 567 1,044 17 1,027 81,594 29,230 52,364 11.
1,695 1,677 18 5,465 4,898 567 1,044 17 1,027 81,594 29,230 52,364

1,399 1,387 12 3,632 3,303 329 240 10 230 84,458 29,500 54,958 12.
\,399 1,387 12 3,632 3,303 329 240 10 230 84,'U8 29,500 54,958

14,745 14,312 413 57,821 46,825 10,996 1,133 2]8 895 512,551 116,8" 325,662

11,804 II,H9 355 4 \ ,02'4 33,3 \.. 7,710 521 162 359 355,234 129,818 225,416 I.

262 260 2 1,279 996 283 12,702 4,525 8,177 I.

590 581 9 2,074 1,490 584 17 7 10 21,090 7,762 13,l28 2.

\09 105 4 479 395 84 7,787 2,872 4,915 3.

180 176 4 538 415 12l 2 2 7,453 2,455 4,998 4.

283 280 3 3,055 2,689 366 4 3 13,739 4,990 8,749 5.

99 96 547 428 119 43 16 27 6,010 2,847 5,163 6.

455 449 6 2,595 2,117 478 22 2 20 19,598 6,920 12,678 7.

157 156 739 574 165 4 7,407 2,728 4,679

••
261 247 14 2,727 2,201 526 24,842 9,258 15,584 9.

170 167 3 1,237 979 258 8 6 2 11,869 4,377 7,492 10.

96 95 309 256 53 4,629 1,626 3,003 11.

64 64 247 183 64 495 40 455 3,'00 l,l36 1,764 12.

215 207 8 971 788 183 17 2 IS IS,G91 5,375 9,716 13.

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DlmlCT PRIMARY

Total populadon
(Includln,
Institutional Total population
No. of and house!ess in the age
Statet Districtl Total/ occupied population) group 0-6
SI. C.D.BlocklU.A.I Rurall Area In residential No. of
No. City/Town Urban sq. km. houses households Persons Milief Females Penons Males Females

2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

6. T 1,6l3.00 108,408 111,354 646,647 341,030 305,617 103,240 54,946 48,294

R 1,556.00 79,811 81,408 480,042 251,299 228,743 77,860 41,521 36,]]9
U 77.00 28,597 21',946 166,605 89,73. 76,874 25,380 '3,425 " ,955
1. Kapurthala C.D. Block T 516.58 23,996 24,638 143,976 76,067 67,909 23,471 12,419 11,052
R 516.58 23,996 24,638 143,976 76,067 67,909 23,471 12,419 11,052
U

2. Nadala C.D. Block T 372.38 23,112 23,149 137,564 70,676 66,888 22,683 12,248 10,435
R 372.38 23,112 23,149 137,564 70,676 66,B88 22,6B1 12,248 10,435
U

3. Sultanpur T 449.49 13,647 14,428 89,417 47,096 42,321 14,746 7,898 6,848
Lodhi C.D. Block R 449.49 13,647 14,428 89,417 47,096 42,321 14,746 7,898 6,848
U

'I. Phagwara C.D. Block T 288.19 19,917 20,133 114,238 60,292 53,946 17,853 9,392 8,461
R 288.19 19,056 19,193 109,085 57,460 51,625 16,960 8,956 8,004
U NA 861 940 5,153 2,832 2,321 893 436 457
i) Mahalia Gobindpura U NA 453 525 2,697 1,517 1,180 469 226 243
(a.G.)
ii) Kat Rani (a.G.) u NA 408 415 2,456 1,315 1,141 424 210 214

U""n Tot.tl U 17.00 28,597 29,946 166,605 89,731 76,874 25,380 13,425 11,955

C1tl.s/U ....', IYvl", popu"'cion 100,000.nd .bov.

1. Nil

T_ns/U ....'s IYvllll popu"'tloll less eIYn 100,000

r. Kapurthala (M.C.) U 56.00 11,018 11,601 64,567 34,611 29,956 5,276 4,634

2. Sultanpur (M.C.) U 5.00 2,496 2,521 13,722 7,228 6,494 2,297 1,244 1,053

3. Phagwara U.A. U NA 15,063 15,824 88,316 47,892 40,424 13,173 6,905 6,268
(i) Phagwara (M.c.) U 16.00 14,202 14,884 83,163 45,060 38,103 12,280 6,469 5,811
(il) Mahala Gobindpura U NA 453 525 2,697 1,517 1,180 469 226 243
(a.G.)
(iii) Kat Rani (a.G.) U NA 408 415 2,456 1,315 1,141 424 210 214

7. HoshYrpur Dbcrlc! T 3,881.00 254,763 258,718 1,455,028 758,125 696,903 224,169 118,773 105,396
R 3,799.21 215,455 218,044 1,232,890 640,566 592,324 190,849 100,980 89,869
U 81.79 39,308 40,674 2%2,138 117,559 104,519 ]],320 17,793 15,527

1. Dasu. C. D. Block T 368.22 19,186 19,573 110,495 55,614 54,881 17,884 9,568 8,316
R 368.22 19,186 19,573 110,495 55,614 54,881 17,884 9,568 8,316
U

2. Mukerian CD. Block T 325.51 21,272 21,610 '126,560 64,480 62,080 20,172 10,633 9,539
R 325.51 21,272 21,610' 126,560 64,480 62,080 20,172 10,633 9,539
U

3. Talwar. CD. Block T 296.27 20,038 20,246 107,845 54,766 53,079 16,553 8,724 7,829
R 285.37 16,040 16,127 90,466 45,316 45,1 SO 14,109 7,395 6,714
U 10.90 3,998 ~,119 17,379 9,450 7,929 2,444 1,329 1,115

Talwar. (C.T.) u 10.90 3,998 1,119 17,379 9,450 7;929 2,444 1,329 1,115
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes literates

51.
Persons Males Females Pe~ns Males Females Persons Males Females No.

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

190,484 100,931 89,55J 344,009 200,341 143,668

152,211 80,531 71,682 236,897 138,693 98,204
38,271 20,400 17,871 107,112 61,648 45,464

48,456 25,597 22,859 69,603 41,361 28,242 I.

48,456 25,597 22,859 69,603 41,361 28,242

27,352 14,389 12,963 69,196 39,414 29,782 2.

27,352 14,389 12,963 69,196 39,414 29,782

25,182 13,370 11,812 38,593 23,141 15,452 3.

25,182 13,370 1\,812 38,593 23,141 15,452

54,376 28,840 25,536 62,214 36,473 25,741 4.

51,223 27,175 24,048 59,505 34,777 24,728
3, \ 53 1,665 1,488 2,709 1,696 1,013
1,564 830 734 1,405 917 488

\,589 835 754 1,304 779 525

38,271 20,400 17,871 107,112 61,648 45,464

13,751 7,280 6,471 41,329 23,612 17,717 I.

1,872 970 902 8,197 '1,616 3,581 2.

22,648 12,150 10,'198 57,586 33,420 24,166 3.

19,495 10,485 9,010 54,871 31,724 23,153
1,564 830 734 1,405 917 488

1,589 635 754 1,304 779 525

484,876 255,946 128,910 870,738 507,058 363,680

428,681 226,177 202,504 721,262 422,649 298,613
56,195 29,769 26,426 149,476 84,409 65,067

34,127 17,432 16,6.95 63,471 35,165 28,306 I.

34,127 17,.B2 16,695 63,471 35,165 28,306

28,852 15,079 13,773 72,310 40,906 J 1,.404 2.

28,852 15,079 13,773 72,310 40,906 31,404

19,883 10,451 9,432 69,174 38,474 30,700 3.

16,146 8,403 7,743 56,099 31,055 25,0""
3,737 2,048 1,689 13,075 7,419 5,656

3,737 2,048 1,689 13,075 7,419 5,656

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Industrial Category of Main WOlters

Total Main Worllers Cultivators AgrIcultural Labourers

Sute/OIsuktl Totall (I-IXI I II
51. C.O. BlocklU.A.I Rural!
No. City/Town Urban PertOIIS M_ Females Pmons Males Ftmalts Persons Males F~

2 1 22 23 24 25 26 21 28 29 30

6. Kapurthala DI,erlc,
.
T

U
194,439
143,219
51,220
183,8U
116."57
47,429
.0,553
6,762
3,791
60,76.
58,953
1,808
59,40]
57,653
1,150
.,:158
I,JOo
58
40,16.
37,612
3,.49
]7,8]6
34,823
],013
2,925
2,7"
.36

I. K."urthala CO. IIlock T 46,131 -43,227 2,904 18,150 17,785 l6S 13,115 12,084 1,631
R 46,131 43,221 2,904 18,150 11,785 365 13,715 12,084 1,631
U

2. N.dala C.O. Block T 37,563 36,116 1,387 16,472 16,111 361 8,39.. 8,082 312
R 37,563 36,116 1,387 16,472 16,111 361 8,39" 8,082 312
u
3. Sultanpur T 27,690 26,477 1,213 1",396 14,041 355 7,200 6,736 464
lodhi CO. Block R. 27,690 26,477 1,213 14,396 14,041 35S 7,200 6,736 46 ..
U

4. I'hag\nra C. O. Block T 33,509 32,212 1,297 10,022 9,803 219 8,717 8,329 l88
R 31,835 30,577 1,258 9,935 9,716 219 8,303 7,921 382
U 1,6H 1,635 39 87 87 414 408 6
i) Mohdlla Goblndpura U 933 911 22 32 32 21 21
(O.G.)
ii) I(ot Rani (O.G.) U 741 724 11 5S 5S 393 387 6

Urbln Total U 51,220 47,429 J,191 1,108 1,150 58 J,149 J,O.J 136

Cld.sJU.A's havl", poPU"'''on .00,000.1td .bov.

I. Nil

Towns/U.A's hlvtnr population Ius lhan 100,000

I. I(apurthala (M.c') U 19,589 17,6"1 1,9"8 944 888 56 1,349 1,267 82

2. SultanPur (M.C,) U 1,776 3,495 281 260 260 347 328 19

3. Phagwara U.A. U 27,855 26,293 1,562 604 602 2 1,453 1,41B 35

(I) Phagwara (M.C.) U 26,181 24,658 1,523 517 515 2 1,039 1,010 29
(ii) Mahala Gobindpura U 933 911 22 32 32 21 21
(O.G.)
(in) Kot Rani (O.G.) U 741 724 17 55 55 393 387 6

7. Hoshlar,.,r Dlllrkt T 405,104 385,054 20,050 In,309 .21,218 2,0:U 95,41B 90,956 4,462
It 341,060 326,47' '4,512 120,191 118,190 2,001 89,069 "',115 4,254
U 64,044 58,516 5,4" 3,112 3,08' 24 6,3~9 6,.41 201

I. Owa C.O. Block T 2B,250 26,569 1,68'1 10,665 10,466 199 7,432 6,868 564
R 28,250 26,569 1,681 10,665 10,466 199 7,'432 6,868 564
U

2. Mukerian C. O. Block T 31,816 30,933 883 11,096 11,051 'IS 9,415 9,116 299
R 31,816 30,933 883 11,096 11,051 45 9,415 9,116 299
U

3. T;ilwara C.O. alock T 26,598 25,009 1,589 1,742 7,383 359 3,832 3,709 123
R 21,359 20,327 1,032 7,740 7,381 359 3,772 3,650 122
U 5,239 4,682 557 2 2 60 59

T;ilwara (e. T.) U S,239 4,682 557 2 2 60 59

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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Indusm.l ~ 01 Main Wor'un

liveslock, Forestry, FishinC, Mlnlnc Manuracturlnl, Processinc,

HuntlnB and Planation, orchards and SeMel", and Repairs In
and allied activities Quarryinc Household Industry
III IV V (a)
SI.
Persons Males females Persons Moles females Persons Males Females No.

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

1,216 1,166 70 2 2 2,156 2,414 ]42

8]4 789 45 2 2. 1,86] 1,659 204
402 377 25 893 755 Il8
Z53 247 6 476 390 86 I.
253 247 6 476 390 86

179 178 2 2 532 490 42 2.

179 178 2 2 532 490 42

84 83 274 263 II 1.
84 83 274 263 11

326 288 3. 625 560 65 4.

liB 281 37 581 516 65
8 7 44 44
7 6 19 19

25 25
402 177 ZS 89] 155 1]8

..
/
I.

159 152 7 212 204 38 I.

42 42 24 23 2.
201 IB3 18 627 528 99 3.
193 176 17 583 484 99
6 19 19

2S 2S
4,538 4,288 250 54 53 9,689 8,580 1,109
3,209 3,051 .58 3J JJ 8,393 7,406 987
1,329 1,237 92 21 20 1,296 1,174 122
232 227 3 544 476 68 I.
212 227 5 3 3 544 476 68

603 542 61 3 3 390 362 28 2.

603 542 61 3 3 390 362 28

380 376 4 481 451 30 3.

194 192 2 453 428 25
186 IS4 2 28 23 5

186 IS4 2 28 23 5

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DISTRICT PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Wor'(ers

Manufacturinl, ProcesRnK,
Servlc1ng and Repairs in
other than Household
Industry Constructions Trade and Commerce
State/District! TotaIJ V(b) VI VII
SI. co. Blo<:l</U.A.I RuraV
No. OtyITown Urban, Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 '41 '42 '48

6. Kapunhlla Olserlee T 29,~70 28,619 55. 5,226 5,020 206 19,878 19,366 5.2
R 14,203 1l,"4 JU J,604 J,4JO .74 7,J05 7,120 .85
U 14,967 14,745- 222 1,622 1,590 l2 12,57] U,246 327

I. Kapurthala C.O. Block T 5,698 5,491 201 1,389 1,219 170 1,719 1,666 53
R 5,698 5,4'7 201 1,389 1,219 170 1,719 1,666 53
U

2. Nadala C.O. Block T 2,868 2,808 60 568 567 2,"144 2,39'" 50

R 2,868 2,808 60 568 567 2,444 2,394 50
U

3. Sultanpur T 983 961 22 383 182 1,173 1,148 25

lodhi C.O. Block R 983 961 22 383 382 -,,173 1,148 25
U

.... Phagwara C.O. Block T 5,3'10 5,292 48 1,366 1,364 2 2,105 2,043 62
R 4,654 '4,608 46 1,264 1,262 2 1,969 1,912 57
U 686 684 2 102 102 136 131
it Mahalia Goblndpura U 590 588 2 63 63 100 96
(O.G.)
ill Kot Rani (O.G.) U 96 96 39 39 36 35

UrbAn Toeal U 14,967 14,745 222 ',622 1,590 32 12,573 12,246 327

CIII.slU.A'. hivIng populallon 100,000 and above

I. Nil

TownsfU.A'. having populadoo I... chan 100,000

I. Kapurthala (M.C.) U 3,165 3,067 98 636 627 9 "1,635 4,458 177

2. Sultanpur (M.C.) U 512 '499 13 152 152 1,103 1,095 8

3. 'Phagwara U.A. U 11,290 11,179 III 834 811 23 6,835 6,693 , ... 2
(i) Phagwara (M.C) U 10,604 10,495 109 732 709 23 6,699 6,562 117
(iI) Mohala Gobindpur. U S90 588 2 63 63 100 96 4
(O.G.)
(iii) Kot Rani (O.C.) U 96 96 39 39 36 35

7. Ho...... rpur DllCrict T n,088 30,751 .,337 .3,124 12,891 2J3 34,857 34,12' 736
R 22,922 21,961 959 10,044 9,881 '6] 17,899 17,557 342
U 9,'66 8,788 378 ],080 ],010 70 16,958 '6,564 ]94

I. Dasu. C.D. Block T 2,262 1,920 342 777 761 16 1,274 1,210 44
R 2,262 1,920 342 777 761 16 1,274 1,230 44
U

2. Huke,;an CD. Block T 1,584 1,574 10 930 929 1,888 1,842 46

II. 1,58'1 1,574 10 930 929 1,888 1,8'12 '16
U

J. Talwar. C.D. Block T 1,'105 1,246 159 2,076 2,013 63 2,072 2,034 38
II. 1,185 1,028 157 1,115 1,089 26 1,685 1,658 27
U 220 218 2 961 924 37 387 376 II

Talwara (C. T.) U 220 218 2 961 924 37 J87 376 II

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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storace
and cOmmunkations Other Services
VIII IX MalJlnai Woltters Non-woltters
Sl.
Persons Males Fem31es Persons Males Fem3Ies Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

6,214 6.1]7 97 28,415 2],92] 4,492 1.445 419 7,026 444,76] 156,725 288,0]8
3,581 ],564 17 15,262 1],54] 1,719 1,277 ]82 6,895 ]29,546 114,460 215,086
2,65] 2,573 80 1J,ISl 10,]80 2,773 168 ]7 III 115,217 42,265 72,952

1,015 1,028 7 1,696 3,311 385 3,588 171 1,415 94,257 32,667 61,590 1.
1,015 1,028 7 3,696 3,311 385 3,588 173 3,415 94,257 32,667 61,590

1,043 1,038 5 5,061 4,506 555 2,982 131 2,851 97,019 34,369 62,650 2.
1,043 1,038 5 5,061 4,506 555 2,982 131 2,851 97,019 34,369 62,650

465 465 2,732 2,398 334 502 47 455 61,225 20,572 40,653 3.
465 465 2,732 2,398 334 502 47 455 61,225 20,572 40,653

1,089 1,084 5 3,919 3,449 470 205 31 174 80,524 28,049 52,475 4.
1,038 1,033 5 3,773 3,328 445 205 31 174 77,045 26,852 50,193
51 51 146 121 25 3,479 1,197 2,282

35 35 66 51 15 1,764 606 1,158

16 16 80 70 10 1,715 591 1,124

2,65] 2,57] 80 IJ,I53 10,]80 2,77] 168 ]7 III 115,527·· 42,265 72,952

I.
1,202 1,139 63 7,257 5,839 .,4'8 102 7 95 44,876 16,963 27,913

3 2 9,943 3,732 6,211 2.

ISS ISS 1,181 941 240
3.
1,296 1,279 17 4,715 3,600 1,115 63 29 34 60,398 21,570 38,828
1,245 1,228 17 4,569 3,479 1,090 I 63 29 34 56,919 20,373 36,546
35 3S 66 51 15 1,764 606 1,158

16 ) 16 80 70 10 1,715 591 1,124

1],918 IJ,832 86 78,109 68,J04 9,805 14,758 1,7SJ IJ,OOS 1,035,166 J71,JI8 661,848
10,218 10,176 42 59,076 53,406 5,670 14,J84 1,724 12,660 877,446 JI2,]64 565,082
J,7oo 3,656 44 19,OJ3 14,898 4,1l5 J74 29 J45 157,720 58,954 98,766

802 801 4,259 3,817 442 1,450 273 1,177 80,795 28,772 52,023 1.
802 801 4,259 3,817 442 1,450 273 1,177 80,795 28,772 52,023

1,255 1,249 6 4,652 4,265 387 1,264 435 829 93,480 33,112 60,368 2.
1,255 1,249 6 4,652 4,265 387 1,264 435 829 93,480 33,112 60,368

4049 446 3 8,160 7,351 809 1,104 149 955 80,143 29,608 50,535 3.
340 J39 1 4,875 4,562 111 1,104 149 955 68,003 24,840 43,163
109 107 2 1,285 2,789 496 12,140 4,768 7,372

109 107 2 3,285 2,789 496 12,140 4,768 7,372

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Total population
(indudln,
instltutlonal Total population
No. of and houseles5 in the age
St.tt/District! TotaV occupied populatlon) group 0-6
51. CD.Block/U.A.I RuraV Area in residential No. of
No. CityfTown Urban sq. km. houses households Pl!nOns Males females Pef>Ons MaI<es Females

2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

'I. Tanda CO. Block T 264.01 18.685 18.752 104,718 53,458 51,260 15.318 8.379 6.939
R 264.01 18.685 18,752 104.718 53,458 51,260 15.318 8.379 6,939
U

5. Bhunga CO. 810ck T 561.3'" 20,817 21,089 116,"'77 59,111 57,363 18.067 9,615 8,452
R 561.J'I 20.817 21,089 116,477 59,114 57,363 18.067 9.615 8,452
U

6. Hoshiarpur-I C.O. Block T 311.81 21.703 22,026 125,529 65,297 60,232 19.082 10.088 8,994
R 311.81 21,703 22,026 125,529 65,297 60,232 19.082 10.088 8,994
U

7. Hoshi.rpur-II C.O. Block T 429.80 21.686 22,290 130,008 71,281 58,727 19.699 10,357 9,342
R 429.80 21.686 22,290 130,008 71,281 58,727 19.699 10.357 9.342
U

8. Garhshankar CD. Block T 393.51 25.870 26.173 148,960 78,350 70.610 23.598 12.435 11,163
R 393.51 25.870 26.173 148,960 78,350 70,610 23.598 12,435' 11,163
U

9. Mahilpur C.D. Block T 405.26 22,527 22.637 123,910 64,715 59,195 18.319 9.656 8.663
R 405.26 22.527 22.637 123,910 64,715 59,195 18.319 9.656 8,663
U

10. 8alachaur C.D. Block T 337.92 17.408 17.486 95.215 50,756 44,459 15.564 8,094 7.470
R 337.92 17.408 17.486 95,215 50,756 44,459 15.564 8,094 7,470
U

II. Saroy. C.O. Block T 172.62 10,261 10,317 60,552 32,185 28,367 9.037 4,760 4.277
R 172.62 10.261 10.317 60,552 32,185 28,367 9.037 4,760 4,277
U

U BI.79 39,30B 40,674 222,138 117,559 104,579 33,320 17,793 15,527

CltlesfU.A·s flavine popu""on 100,000 and above

I. Hoshi.rpur (M.C.) U 28.21 21,413 22.102 122.705 65.378 57,327 17.975 9.537 8.438

Towns/U.A·s havlne poPU""on less ,han 100,000

I. Mukerian (M.C.) U 2.59 2.882 2.935 17,813 9,131 8.682 2.977 1,642 1.335

2. Talwara (C. T.) u 10.90 3,998 ".119 17.379 9.450 7.929 2.444 1.329 1,115

3. Oasua IM.c.} u 16.00 3,225 3.271 18,351 9.670 2.903 1,529 1.374

4. Urmar Tanda (M.C.) u 17.00 3.264 3.328 18.786 9.686 9.100 2,868 1.497 1,371

5. Garhdiw.la (M.C.) u 0.62 959 975 5,159 2,7ll 2,.126 738 414 324

6. Hariano (M.C.) U 1.29 1,188 1.209 6.... 73 3.409 3,064 981 523 458

7. Shamchaurasi (M.C.) u 0.18 653 683 3.711 1.961 1.750 626 351 275

8. Garhshankar (M.e.) u 5.00 1.706 2.052 11.761 6.141 5.620 1.808 971 837
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes literateS

SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males females Pmons Males females No.

13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21

28,642 15,066 13,576 63,346 35,S49 27,797 4.

28,642 15,066 13,576 63,346 35,549 27,197

47,338 24,290 23,048 72,438 40,786 31,652 5.

47,338 2'1,290 23,0'18 72,'138 40,786 31,652

60,034 31,323 28,711 78,304 45,230 33,074 6.

60,034 31,323 28,711 78,304 45,230 33,074

61,196 33,140 28,056 80,432 49,981 30,451 7.

61,196 33,140 28,056 80,432 49,981 30,451

55,162 29,633 25,529 82,413 49,771 32,6'12 8.

55,162 29,633 25,529 821'413 49,771 32,642

52,194 27,497 24,697 74,234 43,758 30,476 9.

52,194 27,497 24,697 74,23<1 43,758 30,476

27,187 14,602 12,585 46,894 30,239 16,655 10.

27,167 14,602 12,585 46,894 30,239 16,655

17,803 9,712 8,091 31,321 20,209 11,112 II.

17,803 9,712 8,091 31,321 20,209 11,112

56,195 29,769 26,426 149,476 84,409 65,067

29,750 15,841 13,909 83,801 47,593 36,208 I.

3,464 1,762 1,702 11,231 6,145 5,086 I.

3,737 2,048 1,689 13,075 7,419 5,656 2.

3,864 2,013 1,851 11,640 6,520 5,120 3.

5,540 2,861 2,679 12,4'8 6,882 5,536 4.

1,326 698 628 3,486 1,996 1,490 5.

1,780 953 821 4,245 2,.427 1,818 6.

2,311 1,240 1,071 2,136 1,227 909 7.

4,423 2,353 2,070 7,444 4,200 3,244 8.

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DISTIlICT PRIMARY
Industrial CatecorY of Main WOlters

Total Main Workers Cultivacors Aericuiturai Labourers

State/District! Totall (I·IX) I II
51. C.O. Blocic/U.A.f Rural!
No. City/Town Urban Persons Females Persons Females Persons MaillS Females

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 ' 30

4. Tanda C.O. Block T 28,458 26,663 1,795 11,585 11,139 446 6,950 6,435 515
R 28,458 26,663 1,795 11,585 11,139 446 6,950 6,435 515
U

5. Bhunga C.O. Block T 29,781 28,588 1,193 11,341 11,278 63 7,710 7,396 314
R 29,781 28,588 1,193 11,341 11,278 63 7,710 7,396 314
U

6. Hoshiarpur-I C.O. Block T 35,282 33,495 1,787 10,260 10,184 76 10,954 10,243 711
R 35,282 33,495 1,787 10,260 10,184 76 10,954 10,243 711
U

7. Hoshiarpur-II C.O. Block T 42,683 40,577 2,106 10,572 10,415 157 11,596 10,708 888
R 42,683 40,577 2,106 10,572 10,415 157 11,596 10,708 888
U

8. Gamshankar C.O. Block T 42,612 41,102 1,510 16,037 15,673 364 10,356 10,090 266
R 42,612 41,102 1,510 16,037 15,673 364 10,356 10,090 266
U

9. Mahilpur C.O. Block T 35,094 33,413 1,681 11,951 11,752 199 9,634 9,247 387
R 35,094 33,413 1,681 11,951 11,752 199 9,634 9,247 387
U

10. Balachaur C.O. Block T 28,002 27,281 721 10,472 10,411 61 6,589 6,431 158
R 28,002 27,281 721 10,472 10,411 61 6,589 6,431 158
U

II. Saroya C.D. Block T 17,723 17,530 193 8,478 8,440 38 4,661 4,631 30
R 17,723 17,530 19-3 8,478 8,440 38 4,661 4,631 30
U

Urb.tn Tolal U 64,044 58,576 5,468 3,112 3,081 24 6,J49 6,141 201

Cld.. /U.A'. havln, population lOO,OOO.nd .bov.

I. Hoshiarpur (M.C.) U 36,217 32,973 3,244 1,437 1,418 19 2,882 2,744 138

T_ns/U.A'. havl", populallon I." lhan 100,000

I. Mukerian (M.C) U 4,713 4,411 302 86 85 279 279

2. Talwara (C.T.) U 5,239 4,682 557 2 2 60 59

3. Oasua (M.C) U 5,336 4,898 438 350 ·349 519 496 23

4. Urmar Tanda (M.c.) U 4,921 4,551 370 557 555 2 609 605 4

5. Garhdiwala (M.C.) U 1,484 1,352 132 130 130 77 74 3

6. Hariana (M.C.) U 1,830 1,727 103 83 82 632 631

7. Shamchaurasi (M.C.) U 998 942 56 90 90 443 418 25

8. Garhshankar (M.C) U 3,306 3,040 266 377 377 848 835 13

 265
CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Catecory of Main Worlters

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufact1lrinc, Processlnc,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and ServIcing and Repairs In
and alUed activities Quarrying Househokllndustry
III IV V <al
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 'No.

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

220 202 18 477 438 39 4.

220 202 18 477 438 39

331 322 9 8 8 762 696 66 5.

331 322 9 8 8 762 696 66

252 243 9 991 916 75 6.

252 243 9 991 916 75

269 262 7 3 3 1,455 1,197 258 7.

269 262 7 3 3 1,"55 1,197 258

419 399 20 4 1,086 892 194 8.

419 399 20 .4 4 1,086 892 194

328 311 17 9 9 1,313 1,119 194 9.

328 311 17 9 9 1,313 1,119 194

280 270 10 2 2 578 S46 32 10.

280 270 10 2 2 578 546 32

81 81 344 336 8 11.

81 81 344 336 8

1,329 1,237 92 21 20 .,296 1,174 122

816 738 78 13 13 955 867 88 I.

88 85 3 29 24 5 I.

186 184 2 28 23 5 2.

99 92 7 72 61 5 J.

31 29 2 2 2 116 112 4 ...

20 20 26 15 II 5.

36 36 . 4 13 II 2 6.

29 29 7.

i8 28 26 2 8.
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DISTRICT PRIMARY
Industrial Cateaory of Main Workers

Manufacturing, Processing,
Serilcing and Repairs in
other than Household
Industry Constructions Trade and Commerce
State/Oistricti Totall V(b) VI VII
51. C.O. Block/U.A.I Rurall
No. OW/T own Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

41 42 43 44 47 48

4. Tanda C.O. Block T 912 906 6 575 557 18 1,203 1,177 26

R 912 906 6 575 557 18 1,203 1,177 26
U

5. 8hunga C.O. Block T 1,512 1,454 58 782 769 13 1,460 l,i39 21

R 1,512 1,454 58 782 769 13 1,460 1,-439 21
U

6. Hoshiarpur-I C.O. Block T 2,928 2,B44 84 1,276 1,253 23 1,882 1,847 35

R 2,928 2,844 84 1,276 1,253 23 1,882 1,847 35
U

7. Hoshiarpur-II C.O. Block T 3,766 3,672 94 1,186 1,159 27 1,777 1,731 46

R 3,766 3,672 94 1,186 1,159 27 1,777 1,731 46
U

B. Garhshankar C.O. Block T 2,900 2,805 95 1,4" 1,400 18 2,612 2,588 24

R 2,900 2,805 95 1,418 1,400 18 2,612 2,588 24
U

9. Mahllpur C.O. Block T 1,743 1,699 44 1,123 1,121 2 1,966 1,919 47

R I,H3 1,699 44 1,123 1,121 2 1,966 1,919 ''1
U

10. Balachaur C.O. Block T 3,611 3,546 65 590 571 i9 1,520 1,499 21
R 3,611 3,546 65 590 571 19 1,520 1,499 21
U

I I. Saroya C.O. Block T 519 515 . 272 272 632 627 5

R 519 SIS 4 272 272 632 627 5
U

Urban Total U 9,166 8,788 378 3,080 3,010 70 16,958 16,564 394

Cld."U....'s IYvlnl population 100,000 and above

I. Hoshiarpur (M.C) U 6,804 6,158 346 1,254 1,226 28 9,541 9,253 288

TOwIU/U ...." IYvfnr population less tlYn 100,000

I. Mukerian (M.C.) U 614 610 22i 223 2,023 1,989

2. Talwara (C.T.) U 220 218 2 961 924 l7 l87 l76 II

3. Oasua (M.C.) U 461 452 9 225 224 1,71l 1,696 17

4. Urmar Tanda (M.C.) U 490 481 9 161 160 1,428 1,408 20

5. Garhdiwala (M.e.) U 142 139 3 11 71 543 SIS 8

6. Hariana (M.C.) u 136 134 2 71 71 390 385

7. Shaf11(haurasi (M.C) u 61 61 42 42 147 146

8. Garhshankar (M.C) u 238 235 3 71 69 2 786 776 10

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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transpon, Storage
and Communications Other Servkes
VIII IX M3rglnal Woriters Non-workers
Sl.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

788 786 2 5,748 5,023 725 .1,353 84 1,269 74,907 26,711 48,196 4.
788 786 2 5,748 5,023 725 1,353 84 1,26? 74,907 26,711 48,196

797 793 4 5,078 4,433 645 1,343 119 1,224 85,353 30,407 54,946 5.
797 793 4 5,078 4,433 645 1,343 119 1,224 85,353 30,407 54,946

1,649 1,638 5,089 4,326 763 696 151 545 89,551 31,651 57,900 6.
1,649 1,638 "
11 5,089 4,326 763 696 • 151 545 89,551 31,651 57,900

1,240 1,235 5 10,195 624 1,289 172 1,117 86,036 30,532 55,504 7.
1,240 1,235 5 10,195 624 1,289 172 1,117 86,036 30,532 55,504

1,312 1,308 4 6,468 5,943 525 1,988 166 1,822 104,360 37,082 67,278 8.
1,312 1,308 4 6,468 5,943 525 1,988 166 1,822 104,360 37,082 67,278

1,255 1,249 6 5,772 4,987 785 997 82 915 87,81·9 31,220 56,599 9.
1,255 1,249 6 5,772 4,987 785 997· 82 915 87,819 31,220 56,599

611 610 3,749 3,395 354 2,270 58 2,212 64,943 23,417 41,526 10.
611 610 3,749 3,395 354 2,270 58 2,212 64,943 23,417 41,526

169 168 2,567 2,460 107 630 35 595 42,199 14,620 27,579 II.
169 168 2,567 2,460 107 630 35 595 42,199 14,620 27,579

J,7oo 1,656 44 19,0]] 14,898 4,135 174 29 ]45 157,720 58,954 98,766

2,232 2,201 31 10,283 8,055 2,228 334 25 309 86,154 32,380 53,774 I.

428 425 3 942 691 251 13,100 4,720 8,380 I.

109 107 2 3,285 2,789 496 12,140 4,768 7,372 2.

326 323 3 1,570 1,198 372 20 2 18 12,995 4,770 8,225 3.

295 292 3 1,232 907 325 2 2 13,863 5,135 8,728 4.

81 80 394 288 106 3,675 1,381 2,294 5.

62 62 403 311 92 4,643 1,682 2,961 6.

25 25 156 126 30 2,713 1,019 1,694 7.

142 141 768 533 235 18 2 16 8,437 3,099 5,338 8.

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Total population
(Induding
Institutional Tota! population
No. of and house~ In the age
State/ Districtl Total/ occupied population) group 0-6
51. C.D.8IockJU.A.I RuraV Area in residential No. of "

No. aty/Town Urban sq. km. houses households Persons Males females Persons Males females

2 3 'I 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

8. Rup"",ar Dlslrlcl T 2,085.00 160,258 161,186 915,603 489,671 425,932 147,226 78, lIS 69,111
R 2,002.90 112,172 112,776 683,286 365,445 317,841 111,490 59,165 52,325
U 82.10 48,086 48,410 232,317 124,226 108,091 J5,736 18,950 16,786

I. Anandpur Sahib CD. Block T 305.61 20,379 20,475 117,369 61,338 56,031 18,681 9,842 8,839
R 305.61 19,875 19,971 114,677 59,9'10 54,737 18,241 9,595 8,646
U NA 504 504 2,692 1,398 1,294 44O 247 193

Oustee Colony U NA 375 375 2,005 1,044 961 306 176 130
Block '8' (O.G.)

Oustee Colony I.J NA 129 129 687 354 333 134 7I 63

Block 'A' (D.G.)

2. Nurpur Bedi CD. Block T 341.01 14,322 14,3'11 81,740 42,.UO 39,310 13,665 7,21 I 6,454
R 341.01 14,322 14,341 81,740 42,'130 39,310 13,665 7,21 I 6,454
U
.,
3. ChamJcaur Sahib CO. Block T 349.60 19,587 19,762 126,264 67,705 58,559 20,184 10,800 9,384
R 349.60 19,587 19,762 126,264 67,705 58,559 20,18'1 10,800 9,384
U

4. Rupnag.r CD. Block T 385.50 17,859 18,021 108,477 57,990 50,i87 18,523 9,812 8,711
R 385.50 17,859 18,021' 108,477 57,990 50,487 18,523 9,812 8,711
U

5. Khar.r CO. Block T iD3.32 27,608 27,683 167,756 91,884 75,872 27,442 14,528 12,914
R 403.32 27,576 27,651 167,585 91,802 75,783 27,418 14,516 12,902
U 32 32 171 82 89 24 12 12

Nawanshahr (O.G.) U 32 32 171 82 89 24 12 12

6. Majri CO. Block T 291.62 12,953 13,030 8'1,543 45,578 38,965 13,459 7,231 6,228
R 291.62 12,953 13,030 84,5'13 45,578 38,965 13,459 7,231 6,228
U
I
Urban Total U 82.10 48,086 48,410 232,317 124,226 108,091 35,736 18,950 16,786

Cltles/U.A's hovl", popuLUlon 100,000 and above

Nil

Towns/U.A'. hovlne population Ie.. 'hon 100,000

I. Naya Nangal (}oj.A.C) U 14.92 2,574 2,655 12,046 6,5304 5,512 1,503 795 708

2. Nangal Township U.A. U NA 6,782 6,812 32,003 17,074 14,929 4,644 2,451 2,193

(I) N.ngal Township U 7.90 6,278 6,308 29,311 15;676 13,635 4,204 2,204 2,000
(N.A.C.)

(ii) Dustee Colony U NA 375 375 2,005 1,0-44 961 306 176 130
Block 'B' (D.G.)

(iii) Oustee Colony U NA 129 129 687 35 .. 333 134 71 63

Block 'A' (O.G.)

3. Anandpur Sahib (M.C.. ) U 3.00 2,030 2,083 10,674 5,118 '1,956 1,830 996 834
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Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tlibes Literates

51.
PetSOIS Males Females Persoll$ Hales Females PtrSOII$ Males Females No.

Il 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

·224,982 111,131 103,151 513,54' 3''',649 208,892

IIS,873 100,210 85,663 364,011 223,631 l"O,lI7
39,109 20,921 11,'88 'S9,52J 91,011 68,505

21,911 11,691 10,220 62,656 38,539 24,117 I.

21,190 11,303 9,887 60,918 37,530 23,388
721 388 l33 1,738 1,009 729

526 274 252 1,296 760 536

195 114 81 442 249 193

16,717 8,921 7,796 38,484 24,309 14,175 2.

16,717 8,921 7,796 38,484 24,309 14,175

44,214 23,813 20,401 69,551 41,656 27,895 3.

44,214 23,813 20,401 69,551 41,656 27,895

31,693 17,064 14,629 60,595 36,605 23,990 4.

31,693 17,064 14,629 60,595 36,605 23,990

48,260 26,295 21,965 88,602 55,486 33,116 5.

48,191 26,257 21,934 88,'496 55,437 33,059
69 38 31 106 49 57

69 38 31 106 49 57

23,868 12,852 11,016 45,914 28,094 17,880 6.

23,868 12,852 11,016 45,974 28,094 17,880

39,109 20,921 18,188 159,523 fI,018 '8,505

2,123 1,144 979 8,900 5,134 3,766 I.

7,419 3,967 3,452 22,252 12,778 9,474 2.

6,698 3,579 3,119 20,514 11,769 8,745

526 274 252 1,296 760 536

195 114 81 442 249 193

2,898 1,543 1,355 6,597 3,841 2,756 3.

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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

State/ District! Total! (I-IX) I II
SI. CO. 8Iock/U.A.I Rural/
No. City/Town Urban Person\ Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

8. RupnaCoir DI.erl.e T 269,2ll 2SS,372 13,861 77,685 76,136 1,549 42,768 41,933 8lS
R 198,819 192,948 5,871 75,841 74,402 ',439 40,690 39,94' 749
U 70,414 62,424 7,990 1,844 l,n4 110 2,078 1,992 86

I. Anandpur Sahib C.D. Block T 31,5-\3 30,160 1,383 12,38" 11,739 6 .. 5 ",502 ..,30B 19..
R 30,875 29,515 1,360 12,383 11,738 6 .. 5 4,502 4,308 194
U 668 645 23 !
Oust.. Colony U 508 490 18
Slede/B' (O.G.)

Oust.e Colony U 160 ISS 5

Block 'A' (O.G.)

2. Nurpur Bedi CO. Block T 22,678 21,808 870 11,916 11,492 424 4,264 4,148 116
R 22,678 21,808 870 11,916 11,492 42.. 4,2M 4,148 116
U

3. Chamkaur Sahib C.O. Block T 37,469 36,~5B 911 15,058 14,929 129 9,59" 9,512 82
R 37,469 36,558 911 15,058 14,929 129 9,594 9,512 82
U

4. Rupnagar CO. Block T 30,985 30,096 889 10,289 10,197 92 6,246 6,1"5 101
R 30,985 30,096 889 10,289 10,197 92 6,2% 6,145 101
U

5. Kharar C. O. Block T 51,588 50,209 1,379 15,268 15,124 144 11,260 11,058 202
R 51,545 50,168 1,377 15,268 15,124 144 11,260 11,058 202
U 43 'II 2

Nawanshahr (O.C.) U 43 41 2

6. Majri CO. Block T 25,267 24,803 464 10,927 10,922 5 4,824 4,770 54
R 25,267 24,803 46 .. 10,927 10,922 5 ",82" ",770 H
U

Urboln TOIll' U 70,414 62,424 7,990 1,844 1,734 110 2,078 1,992 86

CltI.slU.A's havl", popubdon 100,000 Ind .bow.

Nil

T_ns/U.A'. havl", popula"on I... 'han 100,000

I. NaV3 Nanga! (NA.C.) U 3,738 3,383 355 47 45 2 87 86

2. Nang'" Township U.A. U 9,040 8,188 852 42 42 31 29 2

(I) Nang'" Township U 8,372 7,54l 829 41 41 31 29 2

(N.A.C,)

(II) Oust.. Colony U 508 490 18

Block '8' (O.C.)

(HI) Oust.. Colony U 160 155 5

Block 'A' (O.C.)

3. Anandpur Sahib (M.C,) U 3,038 2,735 303 416 311 105 164 153 II
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Categort of Maln Wolters

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturing, Processing,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Servicing and Repairs In
and allied activities Quarrying Household Industry
III IV V (a)
Sl.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

I,CKI 983 58 67 67 4,307 4,On 244

881 840 41 67 67 l,n7 ],081 156
160 143 17 1,070 981 88

78 7't '\ 15 15 490 478 12

77 73 4 15 15 483 472 II
7 6

7 6

'\3 43 6 6 ..43 430 13 2.

43 '\3 6 6 .. 43 430 13

168 160 8 3 702 665 37 3.

11>8 11>0 8 3 702 665 37

206 200 6 38 38 487 471 16 4.

206 200 6 38 38 487 471 16

339 316 23 837 773 64 5.

339 316 23 837 773 64

48 48 4 285 270 'IS 6.

48 48 4 285 270 45

160 143 11 1,070 982 88

16 16 6 6 t.

3 3 168 143 25 2.

2 2 161 137 24

7 6

4 043 39 3.
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Industrial Cateaory of Haln Workers

Hanufacturinc, Proce5llnr,
Servldlll and RepaIrs In
other than Household
IndustrY ConstrucdoIIs Trade and Commen:e
State/Distnctl Total! V(b) VI VII
51. CD. RlocklU.A.I Rural!
No. City/Town Urban Persons Males Fema16 Persons Males Females Penons Hales females

2 3 40 .. I ..2 ..3 ..4 45 46 47 48

•• Rupnapr Dlslrlce T
I
29,985
'4,' 14
28,918
13,696
1,067
418
6,655
4,494
6,245
4,226
410
268
22,656
',l08
22,112
.,219
474
89
U 15,871 15,222 649 2,161 2,019 142 13,348 12,963 38S

I. Anandpur Sahib CD. Block T 1,+91 1,480 11 1,090 1,037 53 1,7++ 1,735 9
R 1,360 1,350 10 998 945 53 1,615 1,606 9
U 131 130 92 92 129 129

Oustee Colony U 107 106 55 55 103 103

Block 'B' (D.C.)

Oustee Colony U H 24 37 37 26 26
Block 'A' (D.C.)

2. Nurpur Bedi CO. Block T 650 641 9 437 418 19 958 950 8
R 650 641 9 437 418 19 958 950 8
U

3. Chamkaur Sahib CD. 810ck T 2,134 2,102 32 840 746 94 1,822 1,807 15
R 2,1l4 2,102 .l2 840 746 94' 1,822 1,807 15
U

4. Rupnagar CD. Block T 1,982 1,849 III 867 711 96 1,212 1,198 14
R 1,982 1,849 Il3 867 771 96 1,212 1,198 14
U

5. Khar.r CD. Block T 5,8l1 5,658 173 1,060 1,056 1 2,69j 2,660 II
R 5,823 5,651 172 1,059 1,055 4 2,671 2,638 33
U 8 7 I I 22 22
Nawanshahr (O.C.) U B 7 22 22

6. Main C.O. Block T 2,165 2,103 62 293 291 2 1,030 1,020 10

R 2,165 2,103 62 293 291 2 1,030 1,020 10
U

U......n Toc.1 U '5,87' 'S,212 649 2,16' 2,019 142 13,l48 '2,96l lIS

CIII.s/U.A's havl", populadon • 00,000 "nII abov.

Nil

Towns/U.A's havlnc populadon I.ss than 100,000

1. Naya Nangal (N.A.C,) U 2,652 2,575 77 43 43 169 158 II

2. Nangal Township U.A. U 605 592 Il 255 254 1,538 1,512 26

(i) Nangal Township U 474 462 12 163 162 1,409 1,383 26

(N.A.C.)

(iiI Oustee Colony U 107 106 55 S5 103 103

Block 'B' (O.C.)

(iii) Oustee Colony U 24 24 37 37 26 26

Block 'A' (O.C.)

3. Anandpur Sahib (M.C) U 251 250 125 124 660 655 5

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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transpolt, Storage
and Communications Other Services
VIII IX Marginal Workers Non-workers
Sl.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

12,528 12,401 127 11,541 62,444 9,091 6,114 432 5,682 640,256 233,861 406,389
8,896 8,858 38 41,2.91 18,618 2,611 6,095 42.4 5,671 478,372. • 72,On ]06,299
3,632 3,543 89 30,2.50 23,826 6,424 19 8 11 161,884 61,194 100,090

1,440 1,439 8,309 7,855 454 2,082 96 1,986 83,744 31,082 52,662 I.
1,372 1,371 8,070 7,637 433 2,082 96 1,986 81,720 30,329 51,391
68 68 239 218 21 2,024 753 1,271

45 45 189 173 16 1,497 554 943

23 23 50 45 5 527 199 328

568 563 5 3,393 3,117 276 2,230 91 2,139 56,832 20,531 36,301 2.
568 563 3,393 3,117 276 2,230 91 2,139 56,832 20,531 36,101

1,315 1,311 4 5,833 5,323 510 921 177 744 87,874 30,970 56,904 J.
1,315 1,311 4 5,833 5,323 510 921 177 744 87,874 30,970 56,904

2,087 2,082 5 7,571 7,145 426 327 19 308 71,165 27,875 49,290 4.
2,OB7 2,082 5 7,571 7,145 426 327 19 308 77,165 27,875 49,290

2,460 2,445 15 11,839 11,118 721 412 39 373 115,756 41,636 74,120 5.
Z,457 2,442 15 11,830 11,110 720 '112 39 373 115,628 41,595 74,033
3 3 9 8 128 'II 87

3 9 8 128 41 87

1,097 1,089 8 4,594 4,286 308 123 2 121 59,153 20,773 38,380 6.
1,097 1,089 8 4,594 4,286 108 123 2 121 59,153 20,773 38,380

3,632 1,541 89 10,250 23,826 6,424 19 8 II 161,B84 61,794 100,090

60 58 2 658 396 262 8,108 3,151 5,157 I.

550 540 10 5,848 5,073 775 2 2 22,961 8,884 14,077 2.

'182 472 10 5,609 '1,855 754 2 2 20,937 8,111 12,806

45 45 189 173 16 1,'197 554 943

23 23 50 i5 5 527 199 328

192 190 2 1,183 1,009 174 7,636 7,983 04,653 3.

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DlmlCT PRIMARY

Total population
(Indudin,
Institutional Tota! population
No. of and houseless In the ace
State/District! Total/ occupied population) group 0-6
51. C.D.Block/U.A.I Rural/ Area In residential ~o. of
No. City/Town Urban sq. km. houses households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 4 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

4. Rupnagar (M.C.) u 25.00 7,376 7,419 < 37,996 20,212 17,784 6,090 3,120 2,970
5. Morinda (M.e.) u 3.00 2,955 2,958 17,440 9,297 8,143 2,876 1,577 1,299
6. Kurali (M.e.) u 7.40 2,968 2,981 17,592 9,341 8,25 I 2,726 1,414 1,312

7. Kharar U.A. u NA 4,876 4,889 26,109 14,010 12,099 4,092 2,242 1,850
(i) Kharar (M.e.) u 4.20 4,8H 4,857 25,938 13,928 12,010 4,068 2,230 1,838
(ii) Nawanshahr (O.G.) u NA 32 32 171 82 89 12 12

8. S.A.5. Nagar (Mohali) u 16.68 18,525 18,613 78,457 42,040 36,417 11,975 6,355 5,620
(N.A.C.)

9. '~tWlIA Dlserlct T 4,584.00 297,591 313,399 1,896,242 1,008,576 887,666 315,970 168,969 147,001
R 4,448.89 103,245 209,775 1,329,269 709,313 619,956 227,516 121,773 105,743
U 135." 94,346 103,624 566,973 299,263 267,710 . .,454 47,196 41,lSl

I. Bassi Pathana C.O. Block T 347.68 15,483 16,043 103,265 55,079 48,186 16,585 8,862 7,723
R 347.68 15,483 16.043 103,265 55,079 48,186 16,585 8,862 7,723
U

2. Sirhind C.D. Block T 572.53 25,965 26,834 167,118 89,513 77,605 27,654 14,896 12,758
R 572.53 25,672 26,437 165,230 88,433 76,797 27,234 14,669 12,56S
U NA 293 397 1,888 1,080 808 420 227 193

(i) Iqbal Colony (O.C.) U NA 12B 156 754 427 327 157 84 73

(ii) Sant Nagar (O.C.) u NA 97 ISO 691 400 291 146 73 73

(iii) Dalip Nagar (O.C.) U NA 68 91 443 253 190 117 70 47

J. Dera Bassi C.O. Block T 361.35 19,283 19,478 126,186 67,587 58,599 21,318 11,446 9,872
R 361,35 19,283 19,478 126,186 67,587 58,599 21,318 11,446 9,872
U
4. Chanaur C.O. Block T 333.90 17,223 17,794 117,424 62,673 54,751 20;236 10,869 9,367
R 333.90 17,223 17,794 117,424 62,673 54,751 20,236 10,869 9,367
U

5. Rajpura CD. Block T +13.47 22,759 23,634 151,634 80,579 71,055 26,184 13,997 12,187
R +13.47 22,759 23,6H 151,634 80,579 71,055 26,184 13,997 12,187
U

6. Bhunemerl C.D. Block T 565.03 22,347 23,246 150,505 79,836 70,669 27,165 14,540 12,625
R. 565.03 22,187 23,079 149,492 79,301 70,191 26,952 14,426 12,526
U NA 160 167 1,013 535 478 213 114 99

Outer Area (O.C.) U NA 160 167 1,01l 535 478 213 114 99

7. Patlala C.D. Block T 491.68 26,291 27,290 162,107 87,024 75,083 28,560 15,362 13,198
R 491.68 22,884 23,830 145,904 78,074 67,830 25,498 13,700 11,798
U NA 3,407 3,460 16,203 8,950 7,253 3,062 1,662 1,400
(i) 8ack sid. of U NA 957 957 4,821 2,596 2,225 80B 455 3Sl
Central Jail (O.C.)

(ii) D.C.W. Colony (O.G.) u 1,342 4,788 2,606 2,182 1,183 630 553
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CINSUSABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tritles literates

51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Penons Males Females No.

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

5,718 3,004 2,714 25,497 14,532 10,965 4.

4,142 2,197 1,945 10,119 5,854 4,265 5.
3,987 2,117 1,870 10,952 6,287 4,665 6.
6,084 3,321 2,763 16,718 9,727 6,991 7.
6,015 3,283 2,732 16,612 9,678 6,934
69 38 31 106 49 57
6,738 3,628 3,110 58,488 32,865 25,623 8.

447,607 239,472 208,135 926,283 553,520 :172,763

379,994 203,648 176,346 567,540 351,158 216,402
67,61:1 35,824 31,789 :158,743 202,:182 lS6,361

32,272 17,218 15,054 54,673 32,247 22,426 I.

32,272 17,218 15,054 54,673 32,247 22,426

57,431 30,813 26,618 78,342 46,935 31,407 2.

56,968 30,543 26,425 77,516 46,427 31,089
463 270 193 826 508 318
166 99 61 340 215 125
168 98 70 351 210 141
129 73 56 135 83 52
31,773 16,970 14,803 63,059 39,125 23,934 3.
31,773 16,970 14,803 63,059 39,125 23,934

26,977 14,559 12,418 51,447 32,538 18,909 4.

26,977 14,559 12,418 51,447 32,538 18,909

38,704 20,694 18,010 72,340 44,311 28,029 5.

38,704 20,694 18,010 72,340 44,311 28,029

33,147 17,858 15,289 56,311 35,285 21,026 6.

33,133 17,850 15,283 55,930 35,056 20,874
14 8 6 381 229 152
14 8 6 381 229 152
42,481 22,757 19,724 71,890 44,352 27,538 7.
39,838 21,356 18,482 62,381 38,579 23,802
2,643 1,401 1,242 9,509 5,773 3,736
422 217 205 2,901 1,721 1,180

464 241 223 3,325 1,895 1,430

19-A-63/RGI/ND/C)(l
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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural labourers

State/District! Total/ (!-IX) I II
SI. CD. BlocklU.A.I Rural!
No. Gty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

4. Rupnagar (M.C) U 11,595 10,480 1,115 325 325 355 347 8

5. Morinda (M.C) u 4,843 4,570 273 275 275 499 499

6. Kurali (M.C) U 5,135 4,779 356 252 252 114 114

7. Kharar U.A. U 7,396 6,789 607 292 290 2 599 575 24

(i) Kharar (M.C.) u 7,353 6,748 605 292 290 2 599 575
(iii Nawanshahr (O.G.) U 43 41 2

8. S.A.S. Nagar IMohati) u 25,629 21,500 4,129 195 194 229 189 '10
(N.A.C.)

9. 'adal. District T 561,193 537,501 15,692. 167,761 166,815 92.6 132,711 12.8,12.5 4,588
It 397,482 387,305 10,177 162,410 161,5]6 874 121,044 118,861 4,183
U 165,711 150,196 15,515 5,351 5,299 52 9,669 9,264 405

I. Bassi Pathana CO. Block T 31,213 30,597 616 13,443 13,HO 13 8,838 It 8,726 112
R 31,213 30,597 616 13,443 13,430 13 8,8la 8,726 ll2
U

2. Sirhind C.O. Block T 49,727 48,992 735 19,948 19,917 31 15,655 15,472 183
R '19,120 48,399 721 19,942 19,911 31 15,628 15,445 183
U 607 593 14 6 6 27 27

Ii) Iqbal Colony (O.G.) U 232 231 24 24

(ii) Sam Nagar (O.G.) U 248 237 11 4 3 3
(iii) Oalip Nagar (O.G.) U 127 125 2

3. Oera Bassi CO. Block T 36,875 35,828 1,047 11,980 11,95'1 26 11,926 8,660 266
R 36,875 35,828 1,047 11,980 11,954 26 8,926 8,660 266
U

4. Ghanaur CD. Block T 34,245 33,696 549 13,576 13,553 23 10,892 10,686 206
R 3'1,245 33,696 549 13,576 13,553 23 10,892 10,686 206
U

5. Raipura CD. Block T '14,109 42,905 1,20'1 16,317 16,264 53 12,073 11,602 471
R ,. 44,109 42,905 1,204 16,317 16,264 53 12,073 11,602 471
U

6. Bhunerheri CD. Block T 45,408 43,612 1,796 21,589 21,308 281 15,594 14,568 1,026
R 45,140 43,345 1,795 21,482 21,201 281 15,547 14,522 1,025
U 268 267 I 107 107 47 46 I

Outer Area (O.G.) U 268 267 107 107 47 '\6

7. Patiala CD. Block T '18,299 46,709 1,590 15,038 14,999 39 12,884 12,540 344
R '13,676 42,417 1,259 14,890 14,a51 39 12,'109 12,074 335
U 4,623 4,292 331 148 148 475 466 9

(i) Back side of U 1,227 1,132 95 15 15 78 78

Central Jail (O.G.)

(ii) O.C.W. Colony (O.G.) U 1,650 1,496 154 2 2

19-B~63/RGI/NO/96
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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturing, Processing,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Servicing and Repairs in
and allied activities Quarrying Household Industry
III IV V (a)
SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

31 32 33 3'1 35 36 37 38 39

59 49 10 III 109 4 4.
2 2 97 89 8 5.
II II 59 55 4 6.
24 22 2 184 179 5 7.
,<
24 22 2 184 179 5

41 16 5 400 362 18 8.

5,482 5,197 285 152 152 10,]42 9,021 1,321

5,44] .,3,326 117 140 140 5,949 5,346 60]
2,039 1,871 168 12 12 4,]9] ],675 718
247 239 8 626 573 53 I.
247 239 8 626 573 53

412 382 30 678 635 43 2.

410 380 30 665 625 40
2 2 13 10 3
10 10
3 3

444 437 7 135 135 988 812 176 3.

444 437 7 135 135 988 812 176

283 270 11 611 545 66 4.

281 270 11 611 545 66

536 523 13 754 661 93 5.

536 523 13 754 661 93

340 337 3 365 312 53 6.

337 334 3 364 111 51
3

3
483 472 11 753 699 54 7.
433 425 8 723 670 53
50 47 3 30 29

Is 22 3 18 18
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Industrial Caterory of Main Worl:ers

l'1 anuf.!cturlng, Pro<:e!Sing,

Servicing and Repairs in
other than Household
Industry Constructions Trade and Commerce
Statel District! Total/ V(b) VI VII
SI. C.D. BlocklU.A.I Rural/
No. CitylTown Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 41 42 43 45 46 47 48

4. Rupnagar (M.C) u 1,547 1,528 19 240 221 19 2,6B6 2,637 49

5. Morinda (M.C.) u 1,049 1,031 18 196 195 1,379 1,365 14

6. Kurali (M.C) u 1,136 1,111 2S 268 266 2 1,383 l,lH 9

c
7. Kharar U.A. u 1,871 1,819 52 169 167 2 1,387 1,365 22
(i) Kharar (M.C) u 1,863 1,812 51 168 166 2 1,365 1,343 22
(ii) Nawanshahr (O.G.) u 8 7 22 22
B. S.A.S. Nagar (Mohali) u 6,760 6,316 .... 4 865 719 116 1,146 3,897 249
(N.A.Cl

9. PIIIUI" Dlmlcl T 58,497 56,611 1,886 15,342 14,906 4]6 61,799 62,288 1,51 I
R 26,955 %5,878 1,077 7,748 7,662 86 16,741 16,470 271
U ]1,542 30,73] 809 7,594 7,244 ]50 47,058 45,818 1,240

I. Bassi Pathana CD. Block T 1,634 1,589 45 521 504 17 1,060 1,047 13
R 1,634 1,589 45 521 504 17 1,060 1,047 13
U

2. Sirhind CO. Block T 4,177 4,131 46 970 970 2,032 1,979 53

R 3,B43 3,797 46 943 913 1,969 1,917 52
U 334 3H 27 27 63 62

(i) Iqbal Colony (O.G.) u 111 111 13 13 23 23

(ii) Sant Nagar (O.G.) u 152 152 12 12 29 2B

(iii) Dalip Nagar (O.G.) U 71 71 2 2 II 11

3. Dera Bassi C.O. Block T 4,17"1 3,985 189 1,098 1,084 ,1 2,504 2,478 26
R 4,17'1 3,985 189 1,098 1,084 14 2,504 2,478 26
U

... Ghanaur C.D. Block T 2,029 1,969 60 767 751 16 1,721 1,710 14
R 2,029 1,969 60 767 751 16 1,724 1,710 14
U

5. Rajpura C.D. 810ck T 4,236 3,968 268 1,073 1,050 23 1,893 1,868 25
R 4.236 3,968 26B 1,073 1,050 23 1,893 1,868 2S
U

6. Bhunerheri CD. 810ck T 1,628 1,546 82 684 682 2 1,696 1,680 16

R 1,597 1,515 B2 643 641 2 1,688 1,672 16
U 31 31 41 41 8 8

Outer Area (O.G.) u 31 31 41 41 8 8

7. Patiala C.D. 810ck T 5,840 5,652 IBB 1,574 1,548 26 2,521 2,155 66
R 1,432 4,320 112 1,311 1,302 9 2,019 1,963 56
U 1,408 1,332 76 263 2-46 17 502 492 10

(i) Back 'ide of u 155 145 10 119 118 250 2"17 3

Central Jail (O.G.)

(ii) D.C.W. Colony (O.G.) u 1,073 1,007 66 64 49 15 18 15

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Industrial Cat@&ory of Milin WOlters

Transpolt, Storage
and Communications Other Services
VIII IX Marglnall WOlters Non-woriters
SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

49 50 51 52 53 54 55 !56 57 sa 59 60

659 649 10 5,611 4,615 996 26,400 9,732 16,668 4.

292 289 3 1,054 825 229 12,597 4,727 7,870 s.
312 309 3 1,600 1,287 313 12,457 4,562 7,895 6.

446 437 9 2,424 1,935 489 12 3 9 18,701 7,21B 1I,4B3 7.

443 434 9 2,415 1,927 488 12 3 9 la,573 7,177 11,396

3 3 9 8 128 41 87
1,121 1,071 so 11,872 a,686 3,186 52,824 20,537 32,287 a.

21,591 21,362 229 87,514 73,004 14,510 8,553 1,277 7,276 1,314,496 469,798 854,698
11,119 11,087 n39,933 36,999 2,934 8,202 I,tll 7,039 923,585 320,845 602,740
10,472 10,275 197 47,581 36,005 11,576 351 114 117 400,911 148,953 251,958
1,185 1,184 3,659 3,305 354 268 52 216 71,784 24,430 47,354 1.
1,185 1,184 3,659 3,305 354 268 52 216 71,784 24,430 47,354

1,357 1,355 2 4,498 4,151 347 1,096 189 907 116,295 40,332 75,963 2.
1,319 1,317 2 4,401 4,064 337 1,096 189 907 115,014 39,845 75,169
38 38 97 87 10 1,281 487 794
15 IS 33 522 196 326
18 18 26 19 7 443 163 2ao

31 35 2 316 12B laa

1,537 1,531 6 5,089 4,752 337 298 18 280 89,013 31,741 57,272 3.
1,537 1,531 6 5,089 4,752 337 298 18 280 89,013 31,741 57,272

1,058 1,054 4 3,305 3,158 147 544 63 4BI 82,635 2B,914 53,721 4.
1,058 1. 054 4 3,305 3,158 147 544 63 4Bl 82,635 28,914 53,721

1,9'77 1,971 6 5,250 4,998 252 458 2.58 200 107,067 37,416 69,651 5.
1,97.7 1,971 6 5,250 4,99a 252 458 2!i8 200 107,067 37,416 69,651

777 776 2,735 2,403 332 633 89 544 104,464 36,135 6B,329 6.
765 764 2,717 2,385 332 633 8'~ 544 103,719 35,867 67,852
12 12 18 18 745 268 477

12 1'2 18 18 745 268 177

853 645 62a 113,163 40,298

1,593
1,345
1,584
1,341
9
4
7,613
6,114
6,760
5,471 643 645 '"
17 628 101,583 35,640
72,865
65,913
7.

248 243 5 1,499 1,289 210 • 11,580 4,658 6,922

90 90 477 399 .78 3,591 1,464 2,130

15 10 477 413 64 3,138 1,110 2,028

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TDeal popUlation
(Indudln,
Institutional Tolal population
No. of and hOWl!less In the age
• State/Districtl Totall occupied population) eroup 0-6
SI. C.O.8IocklU.A.t RuraV Area In residential No. of
No. City/Town Urban sq. km. houses househo~ Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 " 5 6 .. 7 8 9 10 11 12

(iii) Backside of Thapar COUeg1! U 393 393 2,019 1,085 934 279 158 \21
of Engineering (O.G.)

(iv) ViUage Rasulpur U NA 171 209 1,166 642 524 223 123 100
Said. (O.G.)

(v) ViUage Kheri U lolA 184 193 1,117 626 , 491 204 115 89
Gulran (O.G.)

(vi) Thapar College of u lolA 1<\0 140 1,009 726 283 86 J 48 38

Engineering (O.G.)

(vii) Hira Bagh Colony (O.G.) U NA 87 87 418 225 193 69 J 35

(viii) Bazigarh Town (O.G.) U NA • 130 139 865 444 421 210 • 99 III

S. Samana C.D. Block T 791.99 32,325 33,118 207,994 110,605 37,608 17,659
R 791.99 32,325 33,418 207,994 '110,60~ 37,608 17,659
U

9. Nabha C.D. Block T 618.2\ 25,429 26,062 162,140 86,982 75,158 25,90\ 13,855 12,046
R 618.21 25,429 26,062 162,140 86,982 75,158 25,901 13,855 12,046
U

Urb~n Toul U US. 11 94,346 103,624 566,913 2",263 267,710 88,454 47,196 41,258

Od.s/U.A', ""vlnr population I 00,000 and .bov.

I. Patiala U.A. U NA 44,995 48,218 253,706 132,858 120,848 37,441 20,010 17,431

(i) Patiala (M.C.) U 31.20 41,718 44,897 238,368 124,352 114,016 34,589 18,447 16,142

(ii) Back side of Central )all U NA 957 957 4,821 2,596 2,225 808 455 353
(O.G.)

(iii) D.C.W. Colony (O.G.) U NA 1,3'12 1,342 4,788 2,606 2,182 ,1,183 630 553

(iv) Back side of Thapar U NA 393 393 2,019 1,085 934 \J 279 158 121
College af Engg. (O.G.)

(v) Village Rasulpur U NA 174 209 1,166 642 524 223 123 100
Salda (O.G.)

(vi) Village Kheri U NA 184 193 1,117 626 491 204 115 89
Gulran (C.G.)

(vii) Thapar CoUege U NA 140 140 1,009 126 283 86 38

of Engg. (C.G.)

, (viii) Hira 8agh Colony (C.G.) U NA 87 87 418 225 193 69 34 35

Towns/U.A's ""vlnr population 18" c""n 100,000

I. Bassi (M.C.) U 5.00 2,856 3,075 18,138 9,361 8,777 1,542 1,320

2. Sirhind (M ,Co) U 11.50 4,180 5,138 30,818 16,300 14,518 4,915 2,640 2,335
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Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes literates

Sl.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
,
221 122 99 1,382 813 569

287 155 132 409 259 150

350 203 147 357 • 251 106

9 6 3 772 605 167

25 13 12 268 150 118

B65 444 421 9S 79 16

66,240 35,284 30,956 63,559 41,412 22,147

66,240 35,284 30,956 63,559 41,412 22,147

54,089 29,174 24,915 66,635 • 41,443 25,192

54,089 29,174 24,915 66,635 41,443 25,192
"I ...
67,61] ]5,824 ]1,789 ]58,74] 202,]82 156,]61

,
24,688 13,005 11,683 168,749 93,786 74,963

22,910 12,048 10,862 159,355 88,092 ~ 71,243

422 217 205 2,901 1,721 1,180

464 241 223 3,325 1,895 1,430

221 122 99 1,382 813 569

287 155 132 409 259 150

350 203 147 ]57 251 106

9 6 3 772 605 167

25 13 12 268 ISO 118

1,454 2,390 2,064 11,482 6,ll8 5,144 I.

4,326 2,266 2,060 19,104 10,799 8,305 2.

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IndUJtriai Caceeory of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators AcrIculturai Labourm

State/District! Total! (1·11) I II
SI. C.D. BlocklU.A.I Rural!
No. CIty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30

(iii) Backside ot Tnapar College U 581 528 53 10 10 4 3

ot Engineering (O.G.)

(iv) Village Rasulpur U 323 318 5 41 41 87 87

Said. (O.G.)

(v) Village Kheri U 315 311 4 7S 75 168 166 2

Guiran (O.G.)

(vi) Thapar College of U 170 159 II

Engineering (O.G.)

(vii) Hlra Bagh Colony (O.G.) U 120 117 3 7 7 6 6

(viii) Bazigarh Town (O.G.) U 237 231 6 130 124 6

8. Samana C.D. Block T 63,260 61,056 2,20" 29,665 29,398 267 22,771 21,312 1,459
R 63,260 61,056 2,204 29,665 29,398 267 22,711 21,312 1,459
U

9. Nabha C.D. Block T 49,844 49,062 782 21,115 20,974 141 15,960 15,834 126
R 49,844 49,062 782 21,115 20,974 141 15,960 15,834 126
U

UrlNn TOUlI U 165,711 150,196 15,515 5,351 5,299 52 9,669 9,264 405

CltlesJ U.A's luwllll populallon 100,000 and above

t. Patiala U.A. U 74,682 64,941 9,141 1,101 1,081 20 2,197 2,147 50

(I) Patiala (M.C.) U 70,296 60,880 9,416 953 933 20 1,852 I,B05 47

(Ii) Back side of Central lail U 1,227 1,132 95 IS IS 78 78

(O.G.)

(iii) D.C.W. Colony (D.G.) U 1,650 1,496 154 2 2

(iv) lack side of Thapar U 581 528 53 10 10 4 3

College of Enn. (D.G.)

(v) Village Rasulpur U 32J 318 41 41 87 87

Salda (O.G.)

(vi) Village Kheri U 315 311 4 75 75 168 166 2

Gujran (O.C.)

(vii) Thapar College U 170 159 II

of Ena. (O.G.)

(viII) Hira Bagh Colony (O.G.) U 120 117 3 1 1 6 6

Towns/U.A', hayl", populadon ,_ than 100,000

I. Bassi (M.Co) U 5,051 4,751 300 371 369 2 369 368

2. Sirhind (M.c.) U 8,647 8,108 539 529 528 663 652 II

 283
CENSUS ABSTRACT

IndUSlrial Category of Haln· Workers

Liwstoek, Forestry, Fishinc, Hlnlng Hanufacturinc, Processinc,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Ser\'ldng and Repairs In
and allied activities Quarrying HowehokIlndustry
III IV V (a)
51.
Persons Hales Females Persons Hales Females Persons Hales Females No.

31 32 34 35 36 37 38 39

17 17 10 10

2 2

. .

2 2

332 311 21 2 2 630 584 46 8.

312 311 21 2 2 630 584 46

421 407 14 1 3 588 565 23 9.

421 407 14 3 3 588 565 23

2,039 .,87' .68 12 .2 4,]9] ],675 7.8

1,207 1,086 121 1,982 1,712 270

1,157 1,039 118 1,953 1,684 269

25 22 J 18 18

17 17 10 10

2 2

. 4 4

2 2

56 52 228 215 I.

98 97 192 170 22 2.
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Industrial Utepy of Main Won:~

Hanu~rlng, Procesllnc.
SeMdfll and Repairs in ~
other than Household
IndUItrY ComttuctIons Trade and Commerce
StaltlDlstrictl Toull V(b) VI VII
51. C. D. 8IocklU.A.I Rurall
No. alY/Town Urban Persons ' Males Females Persons Hales Females P~ns Hales Females

2 40 il 42 43 i4 45 46 47 48

(iii) Backside of Thopar College U 104 104 48 47 77 75 2

of Engineering (O.G.)

(iv) Vmag. Rasulpur U 46 46 17 17 4S 44

Saido (O.G.)

(v) Village Kheri U 1 3

.. 30 29
Gujran (O.G.)

(vi) Thapar College of U 'J ...

Engineering (O.G.)

(vii) Hiro &agh Colony (O.G.) U 25 25 • 14 1'1 30 30

" J
(viii) Bazig.rh Town (O.G.) U 52 52

8. Samano C.D. Plock T 1,873 1,719 lSi 811 827 4 1,764 . 1,742 22
R 1,873 1,719 15'1 831 827 4 • 1,764 1,742 22
U

9. Nabha CD. Block T 3,137 3,016 121 561 560 2,120 2,073 47
R 3,137 3,016 121 561 560 2,120 2,073 47
U

UrNn TOUlI U 31,542 :S0,7ll 809 7,594' 7,244 350 47,058 45,818 1,240

Cltl.s/U.A's Mvl", population 100,000 and above

•
1. Potiola U.A. U 11,411 10,906 505 3,617 3,317 300
. 20,145 19,211 934

(i) Pati.lo (H.C) U 10,00" 9,575 429 3,354 3,071 283 19,695 18,771 92 ..

(ii) Back side of Centrallall U ISS IH Ie' 119 118 250 247 , 3
(C.G.)
.,
(Iii) D.C.W. Colony (O.G.) U 1,073 1,007 66 64 .. 9 15 18 15 3

(iv) Back side of Thapar U 10.. 104 48 47 77 75 2

College of EnKII. (O.G.) ./

(v) Village Rasulpur U 46 46 17 17 'IS 44

Soido (O.G.)
~ •
(vi) Village Kheri U 3 J 30 29
Gujran (O.G.) p

(vii) Thapar College U

of (nKII. (O.C.)

(viii) Hir. Bagh Colony (O.G.) U 25 25 14 14 30 30

Tow""U.A'. Mvl", population I... tMn 100,000

I. Bassi (M.C) U 767 750 17 445 445 1,465 I,H2 23

2. Sirhind (M.C) U 1,669 1,662 7 396 396 2,368 2,333 35

 285
CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Worten

.'

Transport, Stol'3ge
and Coml11lJnications Other Services
VIII IX M¥Jlnal Wort~n Non-¥lOriters
• 51.
Pel"SOllS • Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons M.Ief Females No.

~9 SO 51 52 53 5~ 5S 6 56 57 58 59 60

-42
'.
-42 269 220 -49 1,-438 557 881

33 33 52 ~8 ~ 8~3 32~ 519

~

"
7 7 27 26 802 315 487

(>

2 2 167 156 II 839 567 272

12 12 24 21 3 f08
,298 190

47 47 6 6 628 213 415

1,0ll 1,031 2 4,359 4,130 229 2,611 384 2,227 142,123 49,165 92,958
I,on 1,031 2 4,359 -4,130 229 2,611 3B4 2,227 142,123 49,165 92,958

900 894 6 5,039 4,736 JOJ 1,6"9 93 1,556 110,647 37,827 72,820
900 894 6 5,039 4,736 303 1,649 93 1,556 110,647 37,827 72,820

10,472 10,275 197 47,581 36,005 11,576 151 114 217 400,911 148,951 251,9S8

4,641 4,516 125 28,381 20,965 7,-416 64 36 28 ,178,960 67,881 111,079

4,440 4,320 120 26,888 19,682 7,206 64 36 28 168,008 63,436 104,572

90 90 477 399 78 3,594 1,464 2,130

15 to 5 477 413 6-4 3,138 1,110 2,028

-42 -42 269 220 -49 1,438 551 881

II 33 52 48 4 843 324 519

7 7 27 26 802 315 487

2 2 167 156 II 839 567 272

12 12 24 21 3 298 108 190 ,

234 231 3 1,116 879 237 3

.. 13,084 4,610 8,-474 I.

646 MI 5 2,086 1,629 457 2 22,169 8,191 13,978 2.

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Total population
(Including
Instltutlonal lotal population
No. of and housel$ In the as'!
StatefDistrlctl Total! cx:cupled population) group Q-6
51. CD.Block/U.A.I Rurall Area In resldendal No. of
No. Gty/Town Urban sq. km. houses households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

3. Dera Bassi (M.C.) U 3.06 1,766 1,830 9,602 5,032 4,570 1,555 809 746

4. Banur (M.e) U 4.50 1,661 1,665 10,014 5,32"1 "1,690 1,660 908 752

S. Rajpura (M.C.) U 14.00 13,186 13,377 70,983 37,997 32,986 10,869 5,768 5,101

6. Sanaur U.A. U NA 2,518 2,754 16,490 8,658 7,832 2,956 1,588 1,368

(i) Sanaur (M.e) U 5.18 2,228 2,448 14,612 7,679 6,933 2,533 1,375 1,158

(ii) Outer Area (O.G.) U NA 160 167 1,013 535 478 213 114 99

(IU) Bazicar Town (O.G.) u NA 130 139 865 44"1 "121 210 99 III

7. 'Patran (N.A.C) u 5.00 2,334 2,382 14,328 7,"19-4 6,834 2,55 I 1,35-4 1,197

8. Sarnana (M.C.) u 5.50 5,420 6;042 36,556 19,233 17,323 6,265 3,387 2,818

9. Nabha (M.e) u 15.48 8,563 9,530 54,421 28,812 25,609 8,162 4,339 3,823

10. Amloh (M.c.) u 2.69 1,496 1,714 9,85'1 5,191 .,663 1,666 925 7"11

I I. Coblndgarh U.A. u NA 5,371 7,899 42,063 23,003 19,060 7,"192 3,926 3,566

(i) Gobindgarh (M.e) u 32.00 5,078 7,502 40,175 21,923 18,252 7,072 3,699 3,373

(ii) Iqbal Colony (O.G.) u NA 128 156 75"1 427 327 157 84 13

(iii) Sant Nagar (O.G.) u NA 97 150 691 400 291 1"16 73 73

(iv) Dalip Nagar (O.G.) u NA 68 91 443 2S3 190 117 70 47

10. Salllrl1lr District T 5,101.00 214,613 219,139 1,710,120 914,361 195,159 282,560 150,866 131,694
R 5,022.31 206,226 207,549 1,292,126 692,162 599,964 212,017 112,992 99,0%$
U 84.63 68,387 71,590 417,994 2.2.2,199 195,795 10,543 37,874 32,669

I. Ahmedgarh C.D. Blcx:k T 420.35 22,347 22,402 139,116 7-4,348 64,768 21,793 11,608 10,185
R 420.35 22,347 22,402 139,116 74,348 64,768 .21,793 11,608 10,185
U

2. Malerkotla C.O. Block T 421.04 20,373 20,477 125,411 66,798 58,613 .20,297 10,762 9,535
R 421.04 20,373 20,477 125,411 66,798 58,613 20,297 10,762 9,535
U

3. Ohurl CD. Block T 459.84 20,829 21,263. 13 1,334 70,379 60,955 21,125 11,216 9;849
R 459.84 20,829 21,263 13 1,334 70,379 60,955 21,125 11,276 9,849
U

4. 8hawanigarh C.O. Block T 323.14 13,988 14,046 86,548 46,093 40,455 14,735 7,810 6,925
R 323.1"1 13,339 13,397 82,763 44,078 38,685 13,989 7,427 6,562
U NA 649 649 3,785 2,015 1,770 746 383 363

)hugiBastl (Outside U NA 649 649 3,785 2,015 1,770 746 383 363
M.C limiu) (O.G.)

5. Sangrur C.D. Block T 468.65 21,033 21,096 129,086 69,399 59,687 21,521 11,505 10,016
R 468.65 20,907 20,969 128,251 68,955 59,296 21,377 11,"134 9,9"13
U NA 126 127 835 41 .. 391 144 11 73

Pindi Kehar Singh s: u NA 126 127 835 "I.... 391 144 71 13

Pindl Ohllwan (O.G.)
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Trilles Literates

Sl.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

1,386 725 661 6,110 3,556 2,754 3.

3,011 1,615 1,396 4,860 2,899 1,961 4.
4,205 2,203 2,002 45,248 25,969 19,279 5.
2,542 1,317 1,225 7,628 4,471 3,154 6.
1,663 865 798 7,152 4,166 2,986
14 8 6 381 229 152
865 444 421 95 79 16
1,790 953 837 8,057 4,574 3,483 7.
6,470 3,422 3,048 20,663 11,861 8,802 8.
b,399 3,357 3,0'12 35,186 20,006 15,180 9.
2,219 1,169 1,050 5,971 3,351 2,620 10.
6,123 3,'102 2,72 I 25,385 14,669 10,716 II.
5,6bO 3,132 2,528 24,559 14,161 10,398
166 99 67 340 215 125
168 98 70 351 210 141
129 73 56 135 83 52
458,856 246,360 212,496 658,'15 407,471 251,437
380,281 20+,534 175,747 148,973 283,443 165,530
78,575 41,826 36,749 209,942 124,035 85,'07
37,969 20,397 17,572 61,219 38,144 23,075 I.
37,969 2fJ,397 17,572 61,219 38,144 23,075

35,362 18,970 16,392 54,976 33,954 21,022 2.

35,362 18,970 16,392 54,976 33,954 21,022

39,495 21,322 18,17,~ 50,777 31,737 19,040 3.

39,495 21,322 18,173 50,777 31,737 19,040

27,651 14,735 12,916 29,743 18,896 10,847 4.

26,361 14,071 12,290 28,111 18,019 10,218
1,290 664 626 1,426 857 569
1,290 664 626 1,426 851 569

40,177 21,H8 18,429 40,510 25,850 14,660 S.

40,146 21,730 18,416 40,339 25,744 14,595
31 18 13 171 106 65
31 18 13 171 106 6S
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DISTRICI' PRIMARY

Industrial Catecory of Main Workers

Tota! Main Worlters Cultivators Agricukural labourers

Sute/District! TouV (I·IX) I II
SI. C.D. BlocklU.A.I Rural!
No. City/Town Urban ~ Persons Males Females Penons Males Females Pmons Males Females

2 3 22 23 24 25" 26 • 27 28 29 30

\.
3. Dera Bassi (M.C.) U 2,923 2,586 337 163 162 107 100 7

4. Banur (M.c.)
.. u 2,715 2,581 IH 472 470 2 797 791 6

5. Rajpura (M.C.) u 21,279 19,663 1,616 411 407 4 1,419 1,382 37

II
6. Sanaur U.A. u 4,966 4,549 417 796 782 14 1,28' 1,139 142

(i) Sanaur (M.c.) u 4,461 4,051 410 689 675 ~ 14 1,104 969 135

(ii) Outer Area (O.G.) u 268 267 107 107 47 46

:,
(iii) Bazlgar Town (O.G.) u 237 231 6 130 124 6
7. 'Patran (N.A.C,J u :1,894 3,765 129 145 144 152 150 2
'1
8. Samana (M.C.) .I u 10,509 10,009 SOO 537 536 1,154 1,039 115

9. Nabha (M.C.) u 15,422 14,083 1,339 432 427 5 963 930 33

10. Amloh (M.C.) u 2,772 2,646 126 149 148 327 327

I I • Gobindgarh U.A. u 12,851 12,514 337 245 245 240 239

(i) Gobindgarh (M.C,) u 2,2"" 11,921 323 239 239 213 212
" II
(ii) Iqbal Colony (O.G.) u 232 231 1- 24 24

(iii) Sant Nagar (O.G.) u 248 237 II 4 4 3 3

(iv) Dalip Nagar (O.G.) u 127 125 2 I ..,

• O. S.nlnlf Diserict T 5%8,525 5. 3,229 lS,296 218,'97 216,896 1,901 137,471 .33,565 3,906
R 406,362 397,6Zl 8,739 205,974 204,201 1,7n 120,79% 117,428 3,364
U '22,163 1'5,606 6,557 12,8U 12,69S .28 16,679 '6,137 542
I. Ahmedgarh C.O. Block T 43,103 42,5+4 559 19,079 19,058 21 12,252 12,150 102
R 43,103 42,544 559 19,079 19,058 21 12,252 12,150 102
U

2. Malerkotla C.D. Block T 38,747 37,982 765 17,149 17,023 126 11,639 11,455 184
R 38,747 37,982 765 17,149 17,023 126 11,639 11,455 184
U

3. Dhurl C.D. Block T 40,497 40,045 452 19,753 19,727 26 10,958 10,858 100
II. 40,497 40,045 452 19,753 19,727 26 10,958 10,858 100
U

4. Bhawanigarh C.O. Block T 26,386 25,970 416 12,471 12,457 14 8,569 8,435 134
R 25,269 2",905 364 12,408 12,394 14 8,406 8,277 129
U 1,117 1,065 52 63 63 163 158 5

Ihugi Bastl (Outside u 1,117 1,065 52 63 63 163 158

M.C. limits) (O.G.)

5. Sangrur C.O. Block T 42,575 11,009 1,566 21,031 20,508 523 12,827 12,215 582
II. 42,291 40,731 1,560 20,798 20,275 523 12,812 12,230 582
U 284 278 6 233 233 15 15

Pindl Kehar Singh 8[ u 284 278 6 233 233 15 15

PlndlOhilwan (O.G.)
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

- Industrial Category of Main Workers

Livenock, Forenry, Fishing, I Mlnlnl Manufacturing, Processing, .

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Serucing and Repairs In
and allied activities Quarrying Household Industry
III IV V(a)
"
SI.
PersOns Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

31 32 ' 31 34 35 36 37 38 39

45 38 7 59 36 23 3.
21 20 103 94 9 4.
181 162 19 749 648 101 5.
66 64 2 142 66 76 6.
63 61 2 140 64 76

3 3

29 28 69 65 4 7.
85 78 7 198 187 11 8.
165 161 4 4 4 418 246 172 9.
34 34 88 85 J 10.
52 51 7 7 165 151 14 11.
SO 49 7 7 152 141 11

'" 10 10
3 3

4,142 3,991 lSI 6 6 7,441 6,904 537

2,791 2,685 106 ,4,847 4,525 122
1,351 1,]06 45 6 6 ;'2,594 2,]79 215

271 264 7 1,085 994 91 I.

271 264 7 ou 1,085 994 91

298 291 7 695 654 41 2.

298 291 7 695 654 41

367 354 13 677 660 17 3.

367 354 13 677 660 17'

196 192 4 295 271 24 4.

181 177 4 279 261 18
15 15 16 10 6

15 15 16 10 6

379 333 46 467 434 33 5.

379 333 46 463 430 33
4 4
. .
" ..
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IndUSllial Cate&ory of Main Worters

Manufacturing, Processing,
Servicing and Repairs In
other than Household
Industry ConlUUCtlons Trade and Commerte
State/District! Total/ V(b} VI VII
51. CO. BlocklU.A.! Rural/
No. Oty/Town Urnan Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47. 48

3. Dera Bassi (M.C.) U 801 732 69 139 114 5 657 645 12

4. Banur (M.e.) U 269 239 30 41 39 2 375 372 3

S. Rajpura (M.C.) U 5,220 5,091 127 782 766 16 6,276 6,164 112
6. Sanaur UA. U 462 458 .. 285 280 5 702 689 13

(I) Sanaur (M.C) U 430 426 4 244 239 5 642 629 13

(ii) Outer Area (O.G.) u 31 31 41 41 8 8

(iii) aaligar Town (O.G.) u 52 52

7. *Patran (NA.C.) u 557 553 4 158 158 1,866 1,.857 9

B. Samana (M.C.) u 1,293 1,290 3 454 450 4 4,297 4,281 16

9. Nabha (M.C) u 2,918 2,885 33 562 556 6 4,815 4,758 57

10. Amloh (M.e.) u '186 484 2 126 124 2 773 761 12

t t. Gobindgarh U.A. U 5,689 5,681 8 589 579 10 3,319 3,305 1'1

(i) Gobindgarh (M.C) u 5,355 5,347 8 562 552 10 3,256 3,243 13

(ii) Iqbal Colony (O.G.) U III III 13 13 23 23

(iii) Sant Nagar (O.G.) u 152 152 12 12 29 28

(iv) Dalip Nagar (O.G.) U 71 71 2 2 II II

I O. ~nrrur District T 36,305 35,385 920 9,290 9,2ot 86 47,6'5 46,888 727
R 16,341 15,731 616 5,086 5,05' J5 f4,378 '4,227 lSI
U '9,958 '9,654 Jot 4,2ot 4,'SJ Sf JJ,2J7 J2,66' 576

I. Ahmedgarh C.O. Block T 3,942 3,904 38 467 465 2 1,561 1,544 17

R 3,942 3,904 38 467 465 2 1,561 1,544 17
U

2. Malerkotla C.D. Block T 2,295 2,217 78 494 494 1,651 1,641 10

R 2,295 2,217 78 494 494 1,651 1,641 10
U

3. Ohurl C.O. Block T 1,731 1,698 33 646 637 9 ,,614 1,585 29

R 1,731 1,698 33 646 637 9 1,614 1,585 29
U

1. Bhawanigarh C.D. alock T 1,032 959 73 384 384 1,066 1,056 10

R 777 724 53 290 290 782 7'74 8
U 255 235 -m 94 94 284 282 2
]hugi Bastl (Outside u 255 235 20 94 94 284 282 2
M.C. limits) (O.G.)

5. Sa"grur C.O. Block T 1,641 1,500 141 688 675 13 1,383 1,368 IS
R 1,61.7 1,'182 135 688 675 13 1,381 1,366 15
U 24 18 6 2 2

Pi"di Kehar Si"rh s: u 24 18 6 2 Z

Pindl Dhilwan (O.G.)
 291
CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Traf1IPOI1, Storage
and Communkatlons Other ServIces
VIII IX Marginal Workers Non-workers
$I• •
Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

149 146 3 803 593 210 6,679 2,446 4,233 3.

78 76 2 559 . 480 79 7,298 2,743 4,555 4.

1,588 1,547 41 4,653 3,494 1,159 26 3 23 19,678 18,331 31,347 . 5.

418 417 814 654 160 134 17 117 11,390 4,092 7,298 6.
J
359 358 790 630 160 134 17 117 10,017 3,611 6,106

12 12 18 18 745 268 477

47 6 6 628 213 415

233 685 577 108 28 2 ' 26 10,406 3,727 6,679 7.

695 695 1,795 1,452 343 7 ' 3 4 26,010 9,221 16,819 8.
811 802 " 9 4,334 J,314 1,020 21 20 38,978 14,728 24,250 9.

212 211 577 472 105 47 44 3 7,035 2,501 4,534 10.

,.
767 760 7 1,778 1,496 282 18 7 11 29,191 . 10,482 18;712 11.

729 722 7 1,681 1,109 272 18 7 11 27,913 9,995 17,918

15 15 J'f J3 522 196 326

18 18 26 19 7 443 16J. 280

5 5 37 35 2 316 128 188

15,122 15,027 95 52,336 45,363 6,973 22,619 '. 962 ,21,651 1,158,916 400,170 158,806
7,503 7,481 22 28,644 26,294 2,150 21,827 8" 20,943 863,931 293,655 570,282
7,619 7,546 73 21,692 19,069 4,623 192 18 114 295,OJ9 106,515 188,524

1,186 1,182 4 3,260 2,983 277 3,302 44 3,258 92,711 31,760 60,951 I.
1,186 1,182 1 3,260 2,983 277 3,302 44 3,258 92,711 31,760 60,951

988 987 3,538 3,220 31B 1,856 50 1,806 84,808 28,766 56,042 2.
988 987 3,538 3,220 318 1,856 50 1,806 81,808 28,766 56,042

1,068 1,062 6 3,683 J,461 219 2,517 184 2,333 88,320 30,150 58,170 3.
1,068 1,062 6 3,683 3,461 219 2,517 184 2,333 88,320 30,150 58,170

522 521 1,851 1,695 156 91 458 56,610 20,029 39,581 4.

446 445 1,700 1,563 137 94 458 56,942 19,079 37,863
76 76 151 132 19 2,668 950 1,718

76 76 151 132 19 2,668 950 1,718

739 739 3,420 3,207 213 , 3,113 87 3,326 83,098 ZUOl 51,795 s.
738 738 3,415 3,202 213 3,413 87 3,326 ·82,547 28,137 51,410
5 5 551 166 l85

5 5 551 166 385

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DISTRICT PRIMARY

Total population
(Including
Instkulional Total populalion
No. of and houseless In the age
State/District! Total! occupied population) group 0-6
51. C.D.Block/UA'/ Rural! Area In resldenlial No. of
No. Oty/Town Urban sq. km. houses households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

6. Sunam C.O. Block T 629.76 27,404 27,527 172,018 92,708 79,310 29,031 15,441 13,590
R 629.76 26,983 27,106 169,227 91,223 78,004 28,560 15,195 13,365
U NA 421 421 2,791 1,485 1,306 471 246 225

Chamar TIbbl, Moranwall, U NA 421 421 2,791 1,485 1,306 471 246 225
Model Town (Rural),
Gugapeer, Kothe Harlgarh
and Kothe Singhpur (O.G.)

7. Lehragaga C.O. Block T 725.28 28,103 28,179 177,749 95,907 81,842 31,262 16,547 14,715
R 725.28 28,103 28,179 177,7"9 95,907 81,842 31,262 16,547 14,715
U

8. Bamala C.D. Block T 683.63 23,302 23,442 145,501 78,006 67,495 23,047 12,387 10,660
R 683.63 23,302 23,"142 145,501 78,006 67,495 23,047 12,387 10,660
U

9. Sehna C.O. Block T 363.02 14,505 14,675 93,806 50,171 43,635 14,844 8,014 6,830
R 363.02 14,501 14,671 93,792 50,165 43,627 14,839 8,013 6,826
U NA 'I 4. 14 6 8 5 1 4

. Electricity Colony (O.G.) U NA 4 4 14 6 8 5 4

10. Mahal Kalan C.D. Block T 360.27 15,542 15,643 98,982 52,303 46,679 15,728 8,3'13 7,385
R 360.27 15,542 15,643. 98,982 52,303 46,679 15,728 8,343 7,385
U

Urban TOlll' U 84.63 68,387 71,590 417,994 222,199 195,795 70,543 37,874

CIt1••/U;A's havlnr popuLt"on 100,000 and abov.

Nil

TDWns/U.A's havlnr popuLttlon Ius than 100,000

I. Ahrnedgarh (M.C.) u 3.88 3,717 4,123 25,560 13,540 12,020 4,154 2,191 1,963

2. Malerkotla (M.C.) u 4.25 12,439 13,986 88,600 46,978 "',622 16,144 8,545 7,599

3. Dhuri (M.C.) U 15.00 5,962 6,694 37,431 19,792 17,639 6,234 3,309 2,925

4. Bhawanigarh U.A. U NA 2,373 2,373 13,900 7,396 6,504 2,366 1,271 1,095

(i) Bhawanigarh (M.c.) u 2.59 1,724 1,724 10,115 5,381 4,734 1,620 888 732

(ii) Jhugi Basti (Outside U NA 649 649 3,785 2,015 1,770 746 383 363
M.C. Limits) (O.G.)

5. Sangrur (M.c.) U 13.90 10,610 10,747 56,419 29,768 26,651 8,867 4,877 3,990

6. longowai U.A. U NA 2,663 2,664 16,254 8,669 7,585 2,751 1,481 1,270

(i) Longowal (M.C.) U 3.25 2,537 2,537 15,419 8,225 7,194 2,607 1,410 1,197

(ii) Pindi Kehar Singh & U NA 126 127 835 444 391 144 71 73
Pindi Dhllwan (O.G.)

20·B-63/RGI/ND/96
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ClHSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes literates

PertOt1s . Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

SI.
No.

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

50,625 27,"\08 23,217 48,502 31,686 16,816 6.

49,602 26,855 22,717 47,121 31,018 16,"\06
1,023 553 470 1,078 668 110

1,023 553 170 1,078 668 410

49,543 26,735 22,808 41,530 30,542 13,988 7.

49,543 26,735 22,808 41,530 30,542 13,988

42,496 22,888 19,608 46,904 29,092 17,812 8.

42,496 22,888 19,608 46,904 29,092 17,812

27,851 14,828 13,023 32,034 19,915 12,119 9.

27,851 14,828 13,023 32,027 19,910 12,117
... 7 5 2

7 5 2

31,456 16,738 14,718 42,460 25,263 17,197 10.

31,456 16,738 14,718 42,460 25,263 17,197

78,575 41,826 36,749 209,942 124,035 85,907

3,976 2,135 1,841 14,870 8,423 6,447 1.

4,814 2,576 2,238 37,187 22,922 14,265 2.

8,182 1,329 3,853 21,346 12,352 8,994 3.

3,252 1,717 1,535 6,759 3,986 2,773 4.

1,962 1,053 909 5,333 3,129 2,204

1,290 664 626 1,426 857 569

10,188 5,352 4,836 35,505 20,131 15,071 5.

4,063 2,176 1,887 4,610 2,834 1,776 6.

4,032 2,158 1,874 • 4,439 2,728 1,711

31 18 13 171 - 106 65
 294
Dlmla PIUHARY

Induscrial Ca!e&orY of Hain WOlters

Total Han WOlters CuItMtorJ Apkultural UIbouren

~DIsuiCII Tocall (I-IX) I II
SI_ CO_ IIodcIUAI Rural!
No. CIty/Tawn UrNn Persons Hales Females Persons Hales Females Persons Hales Females

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

6. Sunam CO. B'odt T 55,952 53,982 1,97,0 29,621 29,048 573 17,022 '6,'22 900
R 55,159 53,200 1,959 29,188 28,618 570 16,873 15,974 899
U 793 782 II 433 430 3 149 148

CIIamar TIbbl, HonnwaIl, U 193 782 II 433 430 3 149 148

Model Tawn (Rural),
Glllapeef, Kothe Hariptl
and Kothe Slncilpur (O.G.)

7, Lehracaea CO. Block T 55,518 54,208 1,310 30,425 30,053 372 16,515 15,947 568
It 55,518 54,208 1,310 30,425 30,053 372 16,515 15,947 568
U

8, 8aml11a CD. Block T 46,529 45,958 571 25,554 25,521 33 13,031 12,887 144
It 46,529 45,958 571 25,554 25,521 33 13,Oll 12,887 144
U

9. Selma CO. 810ck T 29,622 28,965 657 15,731 15,692 39 8,134 8,351 383
It 29,617 28,960 657 15,731 15,692 39 8,134 8,351 383
U 5 5

EIecvtcIty Co1ony (O.G.) U 5 5

10. Malia( Kalan CoD. Block T 29,632 29,090 542 15,889 15,840 49 9,572 9,299 273
It 29,632 29,090 542 15,889 15,840 49 9,572 9,299 273
U

UrNnToyl U 122,163 115,606 6,557 12,823 IZ,695 128 16,679 16,137 542

all../U.A'. IImnr populllClon 100,000 allllabov,

Nil

TCIWIIIIU.A'. hlYfnr populaclon ... c.... 100,000

I. Ah~prtI (M.C-) U 7,390 6,996 394 '59 158 335 299 36

2. MiIItrk~ (M.C) U 25,268 24,306 962 1,593 1,541 52 ..,058 3,909 149

3. Dhurl (M.C-) U 10,641 10,040 601 115 104 II 820 807 13

4. 81uwan'garl\ U.A.. U i,084 3,919 165 585 585 628 618 10

(I) Bhawanlptl (M.C-) U 2,967 2,854 113 522 522 465 460 5

(A) JhugI Bast! (OutsIde U 1,117 1,065 52 63 6J 163 158 S

M.C Llmiu) (O.C.) •
S. Sanpur (M.c.) U 16,319 14,627 1,692 463 438 25 785 154 31

6. Longowal U.A. U 5,030 4,892 138 2,282 2,273 9 1,314 1,278 36

(I) Loneowal (M ,q U 4,746 4,614 132 2,049 2,040 9 1,299 1,263 36

(Ii) Plndl Kehar Singh II[ U 284 218 6 233 233 15 IS

Plndl Dhltwan (O.G.)
 295
CENSUS ABSTRACT

llyestock, Forestry, Fbt1lng, Hininc Hanufacturlnc, l'rocesIInt,

Hunting and Planacion, orchar'ds and ServIdne and ItepiIrs In
and allied actMtles Qu;rTyIng Household InduIUy
III IV V (a)
SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Hales Females Persons Hales Females No.

31 32 3l 3'1 JS 36 31 38 39

341 JJJ B 351 310 41 6.

329 322 7 349 308 41
12 II 2 2

12 II 2 2

308 299 9 228 215 13 7.

J08 299 9 228 215 13

31S 305 10 452 429 23 8.

31S 305 10 452 429 23

206 206 260 226 34 9.

206 206 260 226 34

137 134 3 359 348 11 10.

137 134 3 359 He II

1,351 1,306 'IS 6 6 2,594 2,379 215

35 15 412 319 33 I.

226 219 7 4 • 4 754 689 65 2•

90 89 219 202 11 3.

44 43 38 3f 7 4.

29 28 22 21

15 15 16 10 6

31'1 298 16 370 3'10 30 5.

30 30 168 161 7 6.

30 30 164 157 7

'I 'I
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DlmlCT PRIMARY

Industrial CattcorY of Main WorIIen

Manufacturing, Processing,
Servicing and Repairs In
other than Household
Industry Constructions Trade and Commerce
Statel District! Totall V(b) VI VII
51. C.D. IIlocklU.A.I RuraV
No. CitylTown Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males- Females Penons Males Females

2 J 40 41 42 43 44 ' 45 46 47 48

6. Sunam C.D. Block T 1,691 1,506 185 642 641 2,035 2,005 30
R 1,667 1,482 185 590 589 2,030 2,000 30
U 24 24 52 52 5 5

Chamar llbbi, Moranwall, U 24 2'1 52 52 5 5

Model T~ (Rura!),
Gugapeer, Kothe Harigarh
and Kothe Singhpur (O.G.)

7. lehragaga C. O. Block • T 1,156 1,115 "II 585 578 7 2,337 2,326 II

R 1,156 1,115 41 585 578 7 2,337 2,326 II
U "
B. Bamala CO. alock T 1,3S3 1,326 27 595 593 2 1,.453 1,446 7
R 1,353 1,326 27 595 593 2 1,453 1,446 7
\
U

9. Sehna C. D. Block T 1,194 1,180 14 393 392 BBB 872 16

R 1,194 1,180 14 393 392 B88 872 16
U

Electricity Colony (O.G.) U

10. Mahal Kalan C.O. alock T 61S 603 12 338 338 681 673 8
R 615 603 12 338 338 681 673 8
U

Urb~n Tot.1ol U '9,958 19,654 304 4,204 4,153 5. 33,237 32,66' 576

CltleslU.A', havl... popu~don 100,000 and above

Nil

TownsJU.A's havln, popu~lIon less than • 00,000

I. Ahm<!dgarh (M.C,) U 1,891 1,876 15 231 221 10 2,S~6 2,5]4 22

2. Malerkotla (M.C.) U 6,044 5,959 85 964. 964 6,714 6,666 48

3. Dhuri (M.C.) U 2,126 2,106 20 327 322 5 3,870 3,826 44

4. Bhawanigarh U.A. U 629 608 21 179 179 1,048 1,040 8

(i) Bhawanigarh (M.c.) U 374 373 85 ' 85 764 758 6

(iI) Jhugi Bastl (Outside U 255 235 20 94 94 284 282 2

M.C. Limits) (O.G.)

S. Sangrur (M.C.) U 1,811 1,7BO 31 677 663 14 4,399 4,285 114

6. Longowal U.A. U 242 225 17 ISS 153 2 367 364 3

(i) longowal (M.C,) U 218 207 II ISS 153 2 365 362 3

(ii) Pindi Kehar Sin,h 5: U 24 18 6 2 2

Pindi Dhilwan (O.G.)
 297
CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storage
and Communications Other Services
VIII IX Marzlnal Workers Non-worilers
SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

796 79 .. 2 3,"53 3,223 230 2, ....2·' 192 2,250 113,62" 38,5H 75,090 6.
774 772 2A .-:t..·3,359 3,135 22 .. 2,"42 192 2,250 111,626 37,831 73,795
22 22 94 88 6 1,998 703 1,295

22 22 94 88 6 1,998 703 1,295

688 687 3,276 2,988 288 3,325 164 3,161 118,906 41,535 77,371 7.
688 687 3,276 2,988 288 3,325 164 3,161 118,906 41,535 77,371

729 725 3,047 2,726 321 998 I .. 984 97,97i 32,OH 65,940 8.
729 725
"" 3,047 2,726 321 998 14 984 97,9H 32,OH 65,940

455 454 1,761 1,592 169 936 30 906 63,2"8 21,176 42,072 9.
455 454 1,756 1,587 169 936 30 906 63,239 21,175 42,064
5 5 9 I 8

5 9 8

431 429 2 1,610 1,426 184 2,486 25 2,461 66,864 • 23,188 43,676 10.
431 429 2 1,610 1,426 184 2,486 25 2,461 66,864 23,188 13,676

7,619 7,546 73 2],692 19,069 4,623 792 78 714 295,0]9 106,515 188,524

395 393 2 1,376 1,101 275 18,169 6,543 11,626 1.

1,052 1,049 3 3,859 3,306 553 225 14 211 63,107 22,658 40,449 2 •.

929 918 11 2,145 1,666 479 86 3 83 26,704 9,749 16,955 3.

212 212 721 603 118 5 3 2 9,811 3,474 6,337 4.

136 136 570 171 99 5 3 2 7,143 2,524 '4,619

76 76 151 132 19 2,668 950 1,71B

1,392 1,353 39 6,108 4,716 1,392 ' H 17 17 40,066 15,12i 24,942 5.

67 67 iOS 341 64 132 8 124 11,092 3,769 7,323 6.

66 66 400 336 64 132 8 124 10,541 3,603 6,938

551 166 385

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D.m.Cf PRIMARY

Tolal population
(indudln,
Instltutlonal TocaI population
No. of and houseieG In the aee
Statel Distrlctl Totall occupied populatlon) group 0-6
51. C.D.BlocklU.A.I Rurall Area In residential No. of .
No. Gty/Town Urban sq. km. houses households .' Persons Males Females Persons Males Females .

2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 12
"
7. Sunam U.A. U NA 7,378 7,385 43,909 23,173 20,736 7,399 3,979 3,420

(i) Sunam (M.C.) U 3.89 6,957 6,964 41,118 21,688 19,430 6,928 3,733 3,195

(ii) Chamar Tibbi, Moranwali, U NA 421 421 2,791 1,485 1,306 471 246 225
Model Town (Rural),
Gugapeer, Kothe Harigarh
and Kothe Singhpur (O.G.)

8. lehragaga (M.C.) U 8.40 2,582 2,598 15,555 8,219 7,336 2,780 1,557 1,223

9. Dhanaula (M.C.) u 5.00 2,640 2,690 15,967 8,405 7,562 2,650 1,411 1,239

10. Barnala (M.C) U 16.00 13,422 13,671 75,430 40,831 34,599 12,122 6,502 5,620

11. Bhadaur (M.C) U 6.00 2,277 2,282 14,808 7,866 6,942 2,603 1,402 1,201

12. Tapa U.A. U NA 2,324 2,377 14,161 7,562 6,599 2,473 , 1,349 1,1224

(i) Tapa (M.C) U 2.47 2,320 2,373 14,147 7,556 6,591 2,468 1,148 1,120

(ii) Electricity Colony (O.G.) U NA 4 4 14 6 8 5 4

I I. Bathln. District T 5,551.00 254,848 261,928 1,559,96J 829,849 730,114 257,505 138,099 119,406
R 5,J97.64 194,913 199,069 1,208,830 642,590 566,240 198,6PJ 106,074 92,619
U 153.36 59,9:55 62,859 ]s1,UJ 187,259 163,874 58,812 ]2,025 26,787

I. Phul C.O. Block T 543.18 19,865 20,014 125,388 66,774 58,614 19,782 10,581 9,201
R 543.18 19,865 20,014 125,388 66,774 58,614 19,782 10,581 9,201
U

2. Rampura C.O. Block T 331.98 12,896 12,956 80,716 43,185 37,531 12,907 6,988 5,919
R 331.98 12,896 12,956 80,716 43,185 37,531 12,907 6,988 5,919
U

3. Bathinda C.O. Block T 646.83 23,501 24,665 149,873 79,650 70,223 21,249 13,002 11,247
R 646.83 23,501 24,665 149,873 79,650 70,223 24,249 13,002 11,247
U

4. Nathana C.O. Block T 399.64 17,852 18,381 101,306 51,899 49,407 IB,525 9,915 8,610
R 399.64 17,852 18,381. 101,l06 51,899 . 49,407 lB,525 9,915 8,610
U

5. Sangat C.O. Block T 577.61 18,289 18,942 114,143 60,577 . 53,566 18,606 9,926 8,680
R 577.61 18,289 18,942 114,143 60,577 53,566 18,606 9,926 8,680
U

6. Talwandi Saba CO. Block T 684.19 22,334 23,042 142,350 75,922 66,428 23,092 12,374 10,718
R 684.19 22,334 23,042 142,350 7?,922 66,428 23,092 12,374 10,718
U

7. Jhunlr C.O. Block T 732.79 25,940 26,186 160,914 85,986 74,928 26,981 14,346 12,635
R 732.79 25,940 26,186 160,914 85,986 74,928 26,981 14,346 12,635
U

8. Budhlada CD. Block T 662.40 25,036 25,480 154,760 82,465 72,295 26,125 13,761 12,364
R 662.40 25,036 25,480 154,760 82,465 72,295 26,125 13,761 12,364
U

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Scheduled Castes Scheduled Trfbes Litenles

$I.
Persons Males Ftmales Persons Males Females Persons . Males females 'No•
,
11 14 15 16 17 18 19 .. 20 21

8,964 4,793 4,171 22,633 13,301 9,332 7.

<.
7,941 4,240 3,701 21,555 12,633 8,922

1,023 553 470 1,078 668 410

•
I

3,722 1,981 1,741 7,891 4,696 3,198 8.

4,803 2,539 2,264 6,709 3,990 2,719 9.

17,368 9,278 8,090 39,975 23,704 16,271 10.

5,690 3,065 2,625 5,354 3,163 2,191 It.

3,553 1,885 1,668 7,100 4,233 2,867 12.

3,553 1,885 1,668 7,093 4,228 2,865

7 5 2

456,596 243,765 212,811 560,4U lof9,676 %10,759

378,466 202,051 176,415 367,879 236,177 131,702
78,130 41,714 36,416 192,556 113,499 79,057
,
39,633 21,200 18,433 42,340 25,957 16,383 I.
39,633 21,200 18,433 42,340 25,957 16,383

21,739 13,206 11,533 25,342 16,263 9,079 2.

24,739 13,206 11,533 25,342 16,263 9,079

52,599 27,962 24,637 50,680 32,571 18,109 J.

52,599 27,962 21,637 50,680 32,571 18,109

31,668 16,800 14,868 38,197 22,060 16,137 4.

31,668 16,800 14,868 38,197 22,060 16,137

37,852 20,322 17,530 35,319 22,983 12,336 5.

37,852 20,322 17,530 35,319 22,983 12,336
\ ...
41,584 22,332 19,252 40,793 27,045 13,7;48 6.
41,584 22,332 19,252 40,793 27,045 13,748
..~
46,784 25,139 21,645 45,744 30,782 14,962 7.
46,784 25,139 21,'''5 "5,7"4 30,782 14,~62

SO,414 26,788 23,626 39,163 25,738 13,425 8.

50,414 26,788 .. 23,626 39,t63 25,738 13,425
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DISTRICf PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Wor1cel1

Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural labourel1

StatelOistrictl Total! (I-IX) I II
SI. c.o. BlocklU.A.! Rural/.
No. City/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females.

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

7. Sunam U.A. U 12,564 11,828 736 1,535 1,528 7 1,127 1,101 26

(i) Sunam (M.c.) U 11,771 11,046 725 1,102 1,098 978 953 25

(ii) Chamar Tibbi, Meranwali, U 793 782 II 433 430 3 149 148
Model Town (.Rural),
Cugapeer, Kothe Harigarh
and Kothe Singhpur (O.G.)

8. lehragaga (M.c.) U ",432 '1,281 151 307 307 346 342

9. Ohanaula (M.c.) U ",579 4,'146 133 1,228 1,227 1,258 1,258

10. Barnala (M.C) U 23,203 22,072 1,131 2,737 2,730 7 3,388 3,315 73

II. Bhadaur (M.C.) U 4,307 4,081 226 1,271 1,260 II 2,009 1,856 153

12. Tapa U.A. U 4,346 4,118 228 548 544 611 600 II

(i) Tapa (M.C.) U 4,3"1 4,113 228 548 544 611 600 II

(ii) Electricity Colony (O.C.) U 5 5

I I. "thln~ District T 485,986 465,552 20,434 210,627 208,162 2,465 125,339 117,609 1,730
R 382,774 369,183 13,591 202,689 200,388 2,301 117,748 110,369 1,319
U 103,2 t2 96,369 6,843 7,938 7,774 164 7,591 7,240 351

I. Phul C.O. Block T 39,878 38,127 1,751 20,762 20,'136 326 13,282 12,240 1,042
R 39,878 38,127 1,751 20,762 20,'136 326 13,282 12,240 1,042
U

2. Rampura C.O. Block T 25,406 24,736 670 14,51 I 14,416 95 7,157 6,819 338
R 25,"06 24,736 670 . 14,511 14,416 95 7,157 6,819 338
U

3. Bathinda C.D. Block T 47,053 45,807 1,246 23,097 22,800 297 15,219 14,639 580
R 47,053 45,807 1,246 23,097 22,800 297 15,219 14,639 580
U

'I. Nathana C.O. Block T 28,441 27,459 982 13,751 13,717 34 8,8'14 8,458 386
R 28,4'11 27,459 982 13,751 13,717 34 8,844 8,458 386
U

5. Sangat C.O. Block T 36,098 34,655 1,443 19,100 18,866 234 11,494 10,601 893
R 36,098 34,655 1,443 19,100 18,866 234 11,494 10,601 893
U

6. Talwandi Sabo C.O. Block T 46,216 44,225 1,991 25,393 25,009 384 1.4,328 13,233 1,095
R 46,216 44,225 1,991 25,393 25,009 384 14,328 13,233 1,095
U

7. Jhunir C.O. Block T 50,846 48,852 1,994 27,816 27,374 442 14,949 13,948 1,001
R 50,846 48,852 1,994 27,816 27,374 442 14,949 13,948 1,001
U

8. Budhlada C.O. Block T 50,518 "8,720 1,798 26,638 26,454 184 15,357 14,262 1,095'
R 50,518 '18,720 1,798 26,638 26,45'1 184 15,357 14,262 1,095
U
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.,
Industrial Category of Main Workers

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturing, Processing,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Servicing and Repairs In
and allied activities Quarrylna Household Industry
III IV VIa)
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.
31 33 35 36 37 38 39

118 110 8 231 213 18 7.

106 99 7 229 211 18
12 11 2 2

61 60 195 188 7 8.

48 48 29 26 3 9.
299 290 9 156 129 27 '0.
11 II 17 17 II.

75 73 2 5 4 12.
75 73 2 5 4

4,34J
2,737
4,208
2,674
IJ5
63
16
9 ,
IS 6,485
4,550
S,88S
4,086
600
464
1,606 1,5l4 72 7 6 l,n5 1,799 136

122 122 507 463 44 I.

122 122 507 463 44

136 136 3 3 323 233 90 2.

136 136 3 3 323 233 90

297 290 7 490 440 50 3.

297 290 7 490 440 50

239 235 4 346 298 48 4.

239 235 4 346 298 48

372 368 4 491 446 45 5.

372 368 4 491 446 45

330 315 15 J 3 652 600 52 6.

330 lIS 15 1 J 6S2 600 52

408 403 5 2 2 606 538 68 7.

408 403 5 2 2 606 538 68

422 406 16 545 513 32 8.

422 406 16 545 513 32
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DISTRICT PRIMARY

Industrial Caterory of Main Workers

Manufacturlne. Processina,
SeMcinf and Repairs In
other than Household
Industry Constructlons Trade and Commerce
State!District! Total! V(b) VI VII
51. C.D. BlocklU.A.! Rural!
No. Cily/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 41 42 43 45 46 47 48

7. Sun.." U.A. U 1,491 1,451 40 623 615 8 3,940 ' 3,781 159

(I) Sunam (M.C.) U 1,467 1,427 40 571 563 8 3,935 3,776 159

(Ii) Chamar TIbbi, Moranwali, U 24 24 52 52 5 5

Model Town (Run!),
Gu,~r, Kothe Harigarh
and Kothe Singhpur (O.C.)

8. lehf'3gaga (M.c.) U 457 456 178 177 1,780 1,761 13

9. Dhanaula (M.C) 332 321 II 110 llO 666 662

10. Bamala (M.C.) U 4,261 4,215 592 581 II 6,004 5,9i8 86

II. Bhadaur (M.c.) U 201 201 71 71 352 lSO 2

12. Tapa UA. U 473 456 17 97 97 1,541 1,468 73

(i) Tapa (M.C,) U 473 456 17 97 97 ~,541 1,468 13

(n) Electricity Colony (O.C.) U

". "chillda Dlscrla T 24,030 23,098 9J2 9,552 '.. 9,400 152 41,202 40,S4' 654
I 8,'71 8,U5 536 5,723 5,686 37 I f,453 11,265 188
U 15,159 14,763 396 3,829" 3,714 115 29,74' 29,283 466

I. Phul C.D. Block T 8BO 820 60 508 501 1,224 1,203 21

R 8BO 820 60 508 507 1,224 1,203 21
U

2. Rampun C.O. Block T 499 4BO 19 430 430 660 653 7

R 499 480 19 430 430 660 653 7
U

3. Bathinda C.D. Block T 1,284 .L 1,23 I 53 693 691 2 987 958 29

R 1,284 1,231 53 693 691 2 987 958 : 29
U

4. Nathana C.O. Block T 583 547 36 853 845 B 788 771 17

•
R 58l 547 36 853 845 8 788 771 17
U

5. Sangat CD. Block T 1,019 926 93 522 515 7 712 705 7

R 1,019 926 93 522 515 7 712 705 7
U

6. Talwandl Saba C.O. Block T 722 657 65 501 SOO 1,205 I,IBS 20
R 722 657 65 501 500 1,205 1,IB5 20
U

7. )hunlr C. D. Block T 1,070 1,005 65 594 580 14 2,031 2,009 22

R 1,070 1,005 65 594 S80 14 2,031 2,009 22
U

8. Budhlada C.O. Block T 1,338 1,260 78 847 84S 2 1,743 1,707 36

R 1,338 1,260 78 847 84S 2 1,743 1,707 36
U
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Maln Workers

Transpon, Storage
and Communications Otner SeNices
VIII IX Marginal Workers Non-workers
Sl.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No..

49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

863 856 7 2,635 2,172 463 10 3 7 31,335 11,342 19,993 7.

841 834 7 2,54 I 2,084 457 10 3 7 29,337 10,639 18,698

22 22 94 88 6 1,998 703 1,295

317 317 791 667 124 13 Ij 11,110 3,938 7,172 8.

220 220 688 574 114 76 2 74 11,312 3,957 7,355 9.

1,737 1,727 10 4,028 3,166 862 43 15 28 52,184 18,744 33,440 10.

53 53 322 262 60 81 80 10,420 3,784 6,636 11.

382 381 614 495 119 86 11 75 9,729 3,433 6,296 12.

382 381 609 490 119 86 75 9,720 3,432

5 5
" 9
6,288

8
"

12,784 12,645 U9 51,608 41,982 7,626 ll,849 1,413 32,426 1,040,128 16%,874 677,254
4,215 4,207 28 24,759 22,164 2,595 ]],167 1,320 JI,847 792,889 272,087 520,802
8,549 8,438 III 26,849 21,818 5,011 682 10J 579 247,2J9 90,787 156,452

273 273 2,320 2,063 257 973 146 827 84,537 28,501 56,036 I.
273 273 2,320 2,063 257 973 146 827 84,537 28,501 56,036

259 259 1,428 1,307 121 858 32 826 54,452 18,417 36,035 2.
259 259 1,428 1,307 121 858 32 826 54,452 18,417 36,035

511 507 4 4,475 4,251 224 1,806 66 1,740 101,014 33,777 67,237 3.
511 507 4 ",,475 4,251 224 1,806 66 1,740 101,014 33,777 67,237

313 308 5 2,724 2,280 444 2,894 42 2,852 69,971 24,398 45,573 4.
313 308 2,724 2,280 444 2,894 42 2,852 69,971 24,398 45,573

387 383 4 2,001 1,845 156 6,195 315 5,880 71,850 25,607 46,243 5.
387 383 4 2,001 1,845 156 6,195 315 5,880 71,850 ,25,607 46,243

484 479 5 2,598 2,244 354 6,888 104 6,784 89,246 31,593 57,653 6.
48'1 479 5 2,598 2,2"" 354 6,888 104 6,784 89,246 31,593 57,653

558 556 2 2,812 2,437 375 5,260 297 4,963 104,808 36,837 67,971 7.
558 556 2 2,812 2,437 375 5,260 297 4,963 ,104,808 36,837 67,971

759 757 2 2,868 2,515 353 2,314 112 2,202 101,928 33,633 68,295 8.
759 757 2 2,868 2,515 353 2,314 112 2,202 101,928 33,633 68,295
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Total population
(Indudln,
Institutional Total population
No. of and houseltsS Inthe~
State/District! Total/ occupied population) group 0-6
51. C.D.BlockfU.A.f Rural! Area In residential 111 o. of -
No. City/Town Urban sq. km. hou~ hou~holds Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 ." 7 8 9 10 II 12

9. Mansa C.D. Block T 71.9.76 29,200 29,403 179,380 96,132 83,248 28,426 lS,181 13,245
R 749.76 29,200 29,'~03 179,380 96,132 83,248 28,426 15,181 13,215
U

UrNnToul u 153.36 59,935 62,859 351,13l 187,259 163,874 58,812 32,025 26,787

Cllle./U.A's ,,",vine popul.ttlon 100,000 and above

I. Sath;nda (M.C) u 97.00 28,840 30,495 159,042 85,286 73,756 26,301 14,!50 11,951

Towns/UA'. ","vine popul.ttlon less e,,",n f 00,00:;)

Rampura Phul (M.C.) u 5.76 5,H9 6,039 35,530 18,718 16,812 5,726 3,092 2,631

2. Goniana (M.C) U 9.00 1,664 1,694 10,415 5,459 4,956 1,786 1,001 785

3. Bhucho Mandi (M.C.) U 2.00 1,637 1,686 10,006 5,266 4,740 1,793 951 842

4. Kat Fatta (M.C) U 0.39 982 983 5,61 I 2,972 2,639 921 486 435

5. Sangat (M.e.) u 1.24 462 471 2,731 1,415 1,316 467 227 240

b. Raman (M.C.) u 3.99 2,809 2,911 17,275 9,247 8,028 3,106 1,672 1,434

7. Maur (M.C.) u 4.80 3,744 4,038 25,IBO 13,517 11,66! 4,265 2,282 i,983

8. Mansa (M.C) u 2.00 9,087 9,120 55,OB9 29,401 25,688 9,266 5,151 1, 115

9. 8udhlada (M.e.) U 5.18 3,014 3,157 lB,717 9,886 8,831 3,118 1,699 1,419

10. Sareta (M.C.) U 4.00 1,947 1,965 11,537 6,092 5,445 2,063 1,114 . 9'\9

12. Fuldkoe Dlscrlct T 5,740.00 280,365 283,643 1,730,876 919,680 811,'96 278,066 '49,260 '28,806
R 5,620.19 207,491 209,574 1,291,037 686,572 604,465 204,702 109,719 94,983
U 119.8' 72,874 74,069 439,839 23l,108 206,73' 73,364 39,54' 1l,823

I. Moga-I C.D. Siock T 397.25 19,650 19,883 124,848 66,126 58,722 19,019 10,209 8,819
R 397.25 19,555 19,78B 124,397 65,894 58,503 18,960 10,181 8,779
U NA 95 95 451 232 219 59 28 31

Landeke (Arnritsar u NA 95 95 451 232 219 59 28 31

Road) (O.G.)

2. Moga-II C.D. Block T 314.44 13,187 13,312 85,771 4S,18~ 40,287 14,086 7,150 6,636
R 311.44 12,883 12,988 83,568 41,270 39,298 13,678 7,224 6,454
U NA 304 324 2,203 ._,
1,214 989 108 226 182

Duneke (Firozpur u NA 304 324 2,203 1,214 989 108 226 182
Road) (O.C.)

3. Nihal Singhwala C.D. Block T 387.26 18,934 19,01 I 120,3H 64,160 56,214 19,054 10,243 8,811
It 387.26 18,934 '9,011 120,3H 64,160 56,214 19,05'\ 10,213 8,8\ 1
U

4. 6aghapurana C.D. Block T 572.17 24,974 25,118 161,235 85,684 75,551 25,226 13,555 11,671
R 572.77 24,974 25,118 161,235 85,684 75,551 25,226 13,555 11,671
U
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes liter-lies

SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

53,193 28,302 24,891 50,301 32,778 17,523 9.

53,193 28.302 24,891 50,301 32,778 17,523

78,130 41,714 36,416 (, 192,556 113,499 7'1,057

32,266 17,088 15,178 95,492 56,070 39,422 1.

7,945 4,255 3,690 18,896 10,962 7,934 1.

2,169 1,145 1,024 6,405 3,668 2,737 2.

3,291 1,732 1,559 5,037 3,053 1,984 3.

2,049 1,095 954 2,093 1,309 784 4.

55:3 280 273 1,371 824 547 5.

4,656 2,610 2,246 8,018 4,837 3,181 6.

7,611 4,096 3,515 10,211 6,152 4,059 7.

11,619 6,311 5,308 29,002 17,132 11,870 8.

2,959 1,598 1,361 11,051 6,433 4,618 9.

2,B12 1,504 1,308 4,980 3,059 1,921 10.

589,898 315,679 274,219 717,971 4]4,769 283,202

479,868 257,059 222,809 474,206 293,266 180,940
110,030 58,620 51,410 243,765 141,503 102,262

40,381 21,563 18,818 56,199 33,279 22,920 1.

40,296 21,518 18,778 55,908 33,116 22,792
Bs 45 40 291 163 128

85 45 40 291 163 128

30,741 16,459 14,282 34,026 20,039 13,987 2.

29,882 15,987 13,895 33,149 19,492 13,657
859 472 387 877 547 330

859 472 387 877 547 330

43,109 23,173 19,936 49,211 29,466 19,745 3.

43,109 23,173 19,936 49,211 29,466 19,745

53,BOI 28,802 24,999 59,359 35,673 23,686 4.

53,801 28,802 24,999 59,359
.35,673 23,686
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.
'ndwulal Cateeory of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Alritultural Labourers

State/Oistrictl Totall (HX) II
51. c.o. BlockJU.A.I Rural!
No. Oty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Malts Females Persons Malts Females

2 3 22 23 2S 26 27 28 29 30

9. Mansa C.O. Block T 58,318 56,602 1,716 31,621 31,316 305 17,118 16,169 949
It 58,318 56,602 1,71'6 31,621 31,316 305 17,11B 16,169 949
U

Urb.tn To... ' u IOJ,212 96,J69 6,843 7,'3' 164 7,591 7,240 lSI

Cltles/U.A's havl", populaclo. 100,000 and abov.

I. Bathinda (M.C) u 45,870 42,2l0 3,550 1,561 1,479 82 1,320 1,2B5 35

Towns/UA's havl... population less than 100,000

Itampura Phul (M.C.) U 10,563 9,958 605 1,190 1,188 2 773 772

2. Goniana (M.C) U 2,959 2,786 173 20 ,20 149 148

3. 8hucho Mandi (M.C.) u 2,937 2,705 232 163 153 10 234 206 28

4. Kat Fana (M.C.) U 1,717 1,674 43 678 677 441 +25 16

5. Sangat (M.C.) U 842 801 41 "4 194 130 130

6. Raman (M.C.) u 5,520 5,180 340 636 632 4 636 604 32

7. Mam (M.C.) U 7,613 7,256 357 1,550 I,Si7 3 1,159 1,089 70

8. Mansa (M.C,) U 16,358 15,l59 999 1,074 1,013 61 1,856 1,704 152

9. Budhlada (M.e.) U 5,457 5,116 341 169 168 309 295 14

10. Barela (M.C) U 3,466 3,l04 168 703 703 584 582 2

12. F.ridko( District T 539,924 512,722 27,202 203,740 199,"S 3,845 163,234 .52,415 10,799
R 410,522 392,49' 1.,024 194,484 IPO,U3 J,62 I ISO,'" 140,450 10,039
U 129,402 120,214 9,178 ',256 9,Oll 224 '2,745 1f,985 760

1. Moga-I C.O. Block T 38,081 36,507 ',574 18,075 17,3B2 693 12,332 12,059 273
R 37,957 36,393 1,564 18,066 17,373 693 12,310 12,057 273
U 12+ 114 10 9 9 2 2

landeke (Amrluar U 124 11'1 10 9 9 2 2

Road) (O.G.)

2. Moga-II CD. Block T 27,009 25,230 ',779 12,577 11,990 587 10,571 9,622 949
R 26,389 24,634 ',755 12,361 11,774 587 10,359 9,421 938
U 620 596 24 216 216 212 201 11

Ouneke (Firolpur U 620 596 24 216 216 212 201 11

Road) (O.C.)

3. .. Nihal ~Inghwala C.O. Block T 36,719 35,832 887 17,049 16,896 153 12,317 12,027 290
R 36,719 35,832 887 17,049 16,896 153 12,317 12,027 290
U

1. Baghapurana C.O. Block T 50,716 48,6eT 2,029 26,44+ 25,869 575 16,975 16,095 880
R 50,716 48,687 2,029 26,444 25,869 575 16,975 16,095 880
U
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Industrial Category of Main Woltel'5

livestock, Forestry, Fishing, MinIng Manufacturing, Processin"

Hunting and Planation, orckards and ServIcing and Repairs In
and allied acti'Vilies Quarrying Household Industry
III IV V (a)
SI.
Persons Male$ Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

31 32 33 H 35 36 37 38 39

411 399 12 590 555 35 9.

111 399 12 590 555 35

1,606 1,534 71 1 6 1,935 1,199 136

813 801 42 4 4 603 558 45 t.

124 120 4 153 146 7 t.

JS lS 44 40 4 2.

22 21 54 48 6 3.

31 31 87 84 3 4.

7 7 64 57 7 5.

86 68 18 64 SI 13 6.

90 89 176 166 10 7.

240 237 3 348 328 20 8.

78 78 112 108 . 9.
SO 47 3 230 213 17 10.

2,164 'Z,G71 93 IS 15 6,327 5,61 I 716

1,491 1,442 49 10 10 ],790 ],374 416
673 629 44 5 5 %,537 %,U7 300

158 152 6 iSO 408 42 I.

158 152 6 450 408 42

70 10 2 2 219 204 15 2.
68 68 2 2 219 204 IS
2 2

2 2

71 70 629 591 38 3.
71 70 629 591 38

III 130 3 650 500 150 4.

III 130 3 650 500 ISO
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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Manufacturing, Processing,
Servicing and Repairs in
other than Household
Industry Constructions Trade and Commerce
State/District! Totall V(b) VI VII
Si. C.D. BlocklU.A.I Rurall
No. OwfTown Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males - Females Persons Males Females

2 41 42 45 46 47 48

9. Mansa C.O. Block T 1,476 1,409 67 775 773 2 2,103 2,074 29

R 1,476 1,409 67 775 773 2 2,103 2,074 29
U

Urban Total U 15,159 1~,76J 396 3,819 3,714 115 29,749 29,283 466

Clties/U.A's INvlnr population 100,000 and above

i. Bathinda (M.c.) u 7,153 6,966 187 1,930 1,873 57 11,558 11,358 200

Towns/UA's INvlnr population less lINn 100,000

Rampura Phul (M.C.) u 1,392 1,354 38 449 436 13 3,325 3,276 49

2. Goniana (M.C.) u 346 339 7 110 110 1,356 1;346 10

3. Bhucho Mandi (M.c.) u 368 361 7 96 96 1,088 1,067 21

4. Kot Fatta (M.C.) u 51 51 64 64 116 115

5. Sangat (M.C.) u 54 54 5 4 258 258

6. Raman (M.C.) u 879 859 20 119 112 7 1,806 1,757 49

7. Maur (M.G.) u 924 891 3l 243 227 16 1,927 1,870 57

8. Mansa (M.C) u 2,716 2,641 75 604 584 20 5,136 5,096 40

9. Budhlada (M.C.) u 985 966 19 I'll 140 2,222 2,195 27

10. Bareta (M.C) u 291 281 10 68 68 957 945 12

12. Faridkol DIs!.i" T 29,487 28,461 1,026 6,754 6,643 111 45,296 44,6]7 659
R 11,694 11,028 666 3,255 3,234 21 10,275 10,1]0 145
U 17,793 17,433 360 3,499 3,409 90 35,021 ]4,507 514

I. Moga-I C.D. Block T 1,368 1,334 l4 338 ll7 1,095 1,087 8

R l,l56 1,322 l4 328 327 1,064 1,057 7
U 12 12 10 10 31 30

Landeke (Amritsar u 12 12 10 10 31 30
Road) (O.G.)

2. Moga-II C.O. Block T 828 815 13 246 230 16 640 627

R 784 771 13 209 197 12 611 598
U 44 44 37 33 4 29 29

Ouneke (Firozpur U 44 37 33 4 29 29
Road) (O.G.)

3. Nihal Singhwala C.O. Block T 979 942 37 389 l89 1,320 1,309 II
942 37 l89 l89 1,320 l,l09
R
U
979
"
4. Baghapurana C.D. Block T 1,253 1,185 68 476 473 3 1,063 1,048 IS
R 1,253 1,185 68 476 473 3 1,063 1,048 15
U

21-8-63/RGI/N 0/96
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

iransport, Storage
and Communications Other Services
VIII IX :-1 arglnai Workers Non:workers
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males ~emales Persons Males Fcmal<!s Persons Males Fel1'l31es No.

49 50 51 52 53 55 56 57 58 59 60

691 685 6 .3,533 3,222 111 5,Y'? ~ 206 5,773 J 15,083 39,324 75,759 9,
691 685 '6 3,!:33 3,222 311 5,979 206 5,773 115,083 39,324 75,759

8,549 8,438 ill' 26,849 21,818 5,031 682 103 579 247,239 90,187 ,156,452

5,0'76 '1,995 ,81 15,732 12,911 2,8:!1 320 25 295 ! i2,9't2 69,111 1.

746 742 "t 2,411 1,924 487 19 9 10 24,948 8,751 16,197 1.

161 158 3 1,738 590 148 7,456 2,673 4,783 2.

223 220 3 68S 532 156 7,f)69 2,561 4,508 3.

65 65 184 162 22 46 46 3,348 1,298 2,550 4.

14 13 116 84 32 , .~. 1,889 614 1,275 5.

321 31.3 8 ',173 7(l4 35 i 28 11,720 4,060 7,660 6.

37ft 377 2 1,1(" 1,000 164 25 13 12 17,542 6,248 11,294 7.

1,090 1,085 5 3,293 2,670 623 185 46 139 13,996 24,550 8.

370 4 '1.071 800 271 47 3 44 13,213 4,761 8,446 9.

104 ~79 361 118 5 5 8,066 2,788 5,278 10.

14,170 14,097 13 68.737 58,851 9,880 24,491 903 23,59'1 If. 66,458 41)6,055 760,401
5,270 51.55 .:.1 29,756 211,/12 3,044 21,624 73!; 22,889 856,891 293,339 563,552
8,892 13,'il4~ 50 38,98f 32,145 6,836 870 168 702 109,567 112,116 t 96,85 t

1,1 iY 1,111 8 3,146 2637 509 976 3 973 I 85,791 :.!?,616 56,175 1.
1,;)93 1,085 8 3,112 2,61~ 500 976 3 973 85,46 4 ' 29,498 55,966
26 26 34 25 9 7.27 118 209
26 26 34 25 9 327 fl3 209

522 519 3 • 1,334 1,151 183 109 9 'JOO 57,853 7.0,245 37,608 1.
488 486 2 1,288 i,113 175 909 9 900 56,270 19,627 36,H3
34 33 46 38 B 1,583 618 965

33 46 8 1.5'1;) 618 Q65

679 676 3 3,286 2,932 354 I,Bl4 35 1.779 81,841 28,193 53,548 3.
679 676 3 3,286 2,932 354 I,BI4 ~5 I,in 81,&41 28,293 53,5411

1,42 642 3,080 2,745 3:;5 I, :25 30 1,095 109,3 ;4 36,967 72,427 4.
642 642 3,080 2,74S J35 1,1.£5 30 1,095 l09,39~. J,6,967, 72,427
 310
DI5TRICT PRIMARY

TOlaf popuQdon
(Includina
institutional Total population
No. of and hoIIseIess in the <If.
StatelOistrictl Toull occupied population) group 0 ..,
SI. C.D.Block/U.A.f Rural/ Area In residendaf No. of
No. aty/Town Urban sq. km. houses households Persons Males Females Persons Females

2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

5. Faridkot C.O. Block T 72".48 20,672 20,842 126,725 67,068 59,657 21,230 11,373 9,907
R 72i.48 20,602 20,772 126,344 66,871 59,473 21,213 11.346 9.867
U NA 70 70 381 197 184 67 27 40

Houses and Rice Shellers U NA 70 70 381 197 184 67 27

(Bholowal Road) (O.G.)

6. Kat Kapura C.O. Block T 735.54 28,182 28,596 175,249 93,397 81,852 27,624 14,009 12,B 15
R 735.54 28,166 28,580 175,157 93,352 81,805 27,617 14,806 12.811
U NA 16 16 92 4S 47 7 4

Kothe Lal Premi (O.G.) U NA 16 16' 92 45 47 7

7. Lambi C.O. Block T 609.01 19,053 19,204 lU,741 60,568 53,173 18,"131 10,:" 7 8414
R 609.01 19,053 19,204 113,741 60,568 53,173 18,431 10,0'7 8.414
U

8. Malout C.O. Block T 560.29 18,138 18,353 108,648 57,726 50,922 17.5~5 9.432 8,143
R 560.29 18,138 18,353 108,648 57,726 50,922 11,575 9,432 8,143
U

9. Muktsar C.D. Block T 825.43 24,779 25,151 148,357 79,533 68,824 22,840 12,225 10,615
R 825.43 24,779 25,151 148,357 79,533 68,824 22,840 12,225 10,615
U

10. Kot' Bhai C.O. Block T 601.28 20,407 20,609 129,216 68,514 60,702 20,108 1(1,690 9,41!1
(At Giddarbaha) R 601.28 20,407 20,609 129,216 68,514 60,702 20,108 1(1,690 9,418
U

Urb.on Toul U 119.81 12,874 74,069 439,839 2l3,1~_ 206,731 73,lM 19,541 ll,821

Cld••/U.A's IMvlnr po ......nlon 100,000 and above

I. Mog. U.A. U NA 18,156 18,909 110,958 58,957 52,001 11,517 9,471 8,106

(i) Mog. (M.e.) U 16.10 17,757 18,490 108,304 57,511 50,793 11.110 9,2 1;' 7.893

(ii) Duneke (Firolpur U NA 304 324 2,203 1,214 989 408 182
Road) (O.G.)

(iii) landeke (Amritsar u NA 95 95 451 232 219 59 20 31

Road) (O.G.) .

I. Badhni Kalan (N,A.C) U 23.96 1,388 1,407 8,572 4,548 1,'123 746 677

2. * Baghapurana (N.A.C) U 6.00 2,702 2,761 17,287 8,946 8,Hl 2,943 1.525 1. 4 16

3. Faridkot U.A. U NA IO,ll9 10,426 58,625 31,526 27,099 9,55 I 5 IOJ 4.448

(i) Farid kat (M .e.) U 18.14 10,269 10,356 58,244 31,329 26,915 9,41.1'1 5.076 ~.40B

(ii) Houses and Rice Shellers U NA 70 10 381 197 184 67 27 40

(8holowal Road) (O.G.)

4. Kat Kapur. (M .C.) U 14.50 10,265 10,312 62,430 32,790 29,640 10.97, S,C'" L
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled ~es Scheduled Tribes Literates

, SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

48,653 25,712 22,941 43,372 26,551 16,821 5.

48,451 25,610 22,841 43,211 26,455 16,756
202 102 100 161 96 65

202 102 100 161 96 65

66,689 35,749 30,940 63,795 40,054 23,741 6.

66,683 35,745 30,938 63,750 40,030 23,720
6 4 2 45 24 21

6 4 2 45 24 21

48,571 26,255 22,316 36,200 23,596 12,604 7.

48,571 26,255 22,316 36,200 23,596 12,604

42,466 22,780 19,686 39,111 24,933 14,178 8.

42,466 22,780 19,686 39,111 24,933 14,178

62,747 33,732 29,015 51,440 33,121 18,319 9.

62,747 33,732 29,015 51,440 33,121 18,319

43,862 23,457 20,405 42,867 27,384 15,483 10.

43,862 23,457 20,405 42,867 27,384 15,483

1I0,OlO 58,620 51,410 243,765 141,50l 102,262

19,204 10,405 8,799 64,953 36,875 28,078 I.

18,260 9,888 8,372 63,785 36,165 27,620

859 472 387 877 547 330

85 45 40 291 163 128

2,875 1,585 1,290 4,033 2,263 1,770 I.

4,484 2,352 2,132 8,974 4,999 3,975 2.

15,572 8,307 7,265 34,633 20,468 14,165 3.

15,370 8,205 7,165 34,472 20,372 14,100

202 102 100 161 96 65

17,7\4 9,319 8,395 32,980 19,123 13,857 4.

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DlmlCT PRIMARY

Indusufal Category of Main Wolters

Total Main Wolters Cultivators AgrIcultural Labourers

StatelDistrlct! Totall (I-IX) I II
51. C.D. Block/U.A.! Rural/
No. CitylTown Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females.

I e 2 3 22 23 24 25 26' 27 28 29 30

5. Farldkot CD. Block T '10,714 39,322 1,392 20,849 20,767 82 13,526 12,684 842
R 40,610 39,222 1,388 20,844 20,762 82 13,504 12,662 8'12
U 104 100 4 5 5 22 22

Houses and Rice Shellers u 104 100 4 5 5 22 22

(8holowal Road) (O.G.)

6, Kot Klpura CO, BlOCK T 56,425 53,.'117 3,008 27,040 26,284 756 20,138 18,534 1,604
R 56,397 53,390 3,007' 27,021 26,265 756 20,136 18,532 1,604
U 28 27 I 19 19 2 2

Kothe Lal Prem; (O.G.) u 28 27 19 19 2 2

7. Lambi cD. Block T 37,396 34,619 2,777 15,000 14,769 231 ~ 16,583 14,451 2,132
R 37,396 H,619 2,777 15,000 14,769 231 16,583 14,451 2,132
U

8. Malou! C.D. Block T 34,547 32,901 1,646 14,808 14,668 140 14,074 12,915 1,159
II. 3'1,547 32,901 1,646 14,808 14,668 1'10 1'1,074 12,915 1,159
U

9, Muktsar CD. 810ck T 48,265 46,996 1,269 20,930 20,812 118 19,788 19,009 779
R 48,265 46,996 1,269 20,930 20,812 118 19,788 19,009 779
U

10. Kot 8hai CD. 810ck T 41,526 39,824 1,702 21,961 21,675 286 14,423 13,281 1,142'
(At Glddarbaha) R 41,526 39,824 1,702 21,961 21,675 286 '14,423 ,13,281 1,142
U

Urban TOhl U 129,402 120,224 9,118 9,256 9,032 224 12,145 11,985 760

ClllllfU.A's having popullition loo,ooo.nd above

I. Mag. U.A. u 33,017 29,970 3,0'''' 1,917 1,883 31 3,893 3,'103 490

(i) Moga (M.c.) U 32,273 29,260 3,013 1,692 1,658 34 3,679 3,200 479

(ii) Duneke (Firozpur U 620 596 24 216 216 212 201 11

Road) (O.G.)

(iii) Landeke (Amritsar u 121 114 10 9 9 2 2

Road) (O.G.)

TOWIU/UA', having population lau than 100,000

I. 8adhni Kalan (N.A.C.) u 2,563 2,175 88 827 827 763 749 14

2. • Baghapurana (N .A.c.) U 4,907 4,683 224 836 835 729 705 24

3. Faridkat U.A. U 17,704 16,068 1,636 781 775 6 1,564 1,537 27

(i) Faridkat (M.C) U 17,600 15,968 1,632 776 770 6 1,542 1,515 27

(il) Houses and Rice Shellers U 104 100 4 5 5 22 22

(8holowal Road) (C.G.)

'I. Kat Kapur. (M.C.) U 17,618 16,606 1,012 1,030 1,016 1'1 1,331 1,315 16
 313
CENSUS ABSTRACf

Industrial Ulegory of Hain WOlters

Llvestock, Fo*'Y, Fishing, Hlnlna Hanufacturina, Proces:sIna,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and SeMc:Int and RepaIrs In
and allied activities QuarryIne HOIISIhoId Industry
III IV VIa)
SI.
Persons Hales Females Persons Hales Females Persons Males Females No.
31 32 33 34 35 " 36 , 37 38 39

80 80 248 210 38
79 79 247 209 38
1

IBO 175 5 321 284 37 6.

180 175 5 321 2B4 37

223 211 12 262 23B 24 7.

223 211 12 262 238 24

170 153 17 333 302 31 B.

170 I~J 17 333 302 , ,31

176 173 3 7 7 348 340 8 9.

176 173 l ' 7 7 348 340 8
I'··

233 231 2 '- 331 298 33 10.

233 231 2 331 298 33
,.
673 629 44 5 5 2,537 2,237 300

.
;

230 214 16 605 494 III I.

228 212 16 I • 605 494 III

2 2

5 20 16 4 I.
•
23 20 3 117 94 23 2.

33 33 203 188 15 3.

32 32 202 187 IS

36 36 395 349 4.
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DISTRICT PRIMARY
Industrial Cate,ory of Haln Woriten

Hanufacturln" Processing,
Servicing and Repairs in
other than Household
Industry Constructions Trade and Commerce
State/Oistrict! Total! V(b) VI VII
51. C.O. 8Iock/U.A.I Rural!
No. City/Town Urban Persons Hales Females Persons Hales Females Persons Hales Females

2 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

S. faridkot C.O. ~Iock 1 1,3046 1,227 119 438 438 945 925 20
R 1,340 1,221 119 437 437 936 916 20
U 6 6 9 9

Houses and Rice Shellers U 6 6 9 9

(Bholowal Road) (D.G.)

6. Kot Kapura C.O. Block T 1,970 1,845 125 416 416 1,138 I,ll 5 23
R 1,970 1,845 125 416 416 1,137 1,114 23
U 1 I

Kothe Lal Premi (D.G.) U

7. lambi C.O. Block T 1,136 1,020 116 153 153 928 914 14
R 1,136 1,020 116 153 153 928 914 14
U

B. Malout C.D. Block T 1,375 1,2B2 93 212 211 718 710 ·8

R 1,375 1,282 93 212 211 718 710 8
U

9. Muktsar C.D. Block T 977 950 27 362 358 4 1,704 1,681 23

R 977 950 27 362 358 4 1,704 1,68! 23
U

10. Kot Bhai C.O. Block T 524 490 34 273 273 794 783 II
(At Giddarbaha) R 524 490 14 273 273 794 783 II
U

Urban Totlll U 17,793 17,433 360 3,499 3,409 90 35,021 34,507 514

Clties/U.A's Mvlng popuilltlon 100,000 and above

I. Moga U.A. U 4,715 4,648 67 578 570 8 8,722 8,558 164

(i) Moga (M.C) U 4,659 4,592 67 531 527 4 8,662 8,499 163

(ii) Duneke (Firozpur U 44 44 37 33 29 29

Road) (D.G.)

(iii) Landeke (Amritsar U 12 12 10 10 31 30

Road) (D.G.)

Towns/UA's Mvlnr population Ie" IMn 100,000

I. Badhni Kalan (N.A.C) U 159 ISS 4 17 17 334 331 3

2. *Baghapurana (N.A.C.) U 568 543 25 65 65 1,410 1,400 10

3. Faridkot U.A. U 1,341 1,318 23 645 596 49 3,l84 3,343 41

(i) Faridkot (H.C) u 1,335 1,312 23 644 595 19 3,375 3,334 41

(ii) House, and Rice Shellers U 6 6 9 9

(Bholowal Road) (O.G.)

4. Kot Kapura (M.C.) u 2,879 2,799 80 842 831 II 5,232 5,142 90

 31S
CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial CaceIorY of Main WOlters

Transport, Stor.Itt
and Communications Other SeMc:es
VIII IX MaraInaIWorien Non-worken
$I.
Persons Mates Females Persons Mates Females Penons Males Females Penons Males Females No.

49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

506 504 2 2,775 2,484 289 1,111 31 1,082 84,898 271 715 57,183 ~.
467 465 2 2,755 2,470 285 1,113 31 1,082 84,621 27,618 57,003
39 39 20 16 4 277 97 180

39 39 20 t6 4 277 97 IBO

685 684 4,537 4,OBO 457 5,900 166 5,734 112,924 39,814 73,110 6.
684 683 4,532 4,076 456 5,900 166 5,734 112,860 39,796 73,064
5 4 64 18 46

5 4 64 18 46

474 473 2,637 2,390 247 3,977 146 3,831 72,368 25,803 46,565 7.
474 473 2,637 2,390 247 3,977 146 3,831 72,368 25,803 46,565

340 319 2,517 2,321 196 3,208 160 3,048 70,893 24,665 46,228 8.
340 339 2,517 2,321 196 3,208 160 3,048 70,893 24,665 46,!l28

198 194 4 3,775 3,472 303 871 65 806 99,221 32,472 66,749 9.
198 194 4 3,775 J,472 303 871 65 806 99,221 32,472 66,749

213 212 2,774 2,511 193 3,731 90 3,641 83,959 28,600 55,359 10.
213 212 2,774 2,581 193 3,731 90 3,641 83,959 28,600 55,359

8,892 8,842 50 l8,98 I JI,I4S 6,836 870 "8 702 309,567 112,716 196,851

2,338 2,326 12 10,018 7,873 2,145 77 42 35 77,864 28,945 48,919 1:

2,278 2,261 11 9,938 7,810 2,128 77 42 35 75,954 28,209 47,745

J4 33 46 38 8 1,583 618 965

26 2b 14 25 9 327 118 209

40 40 398 335 63 7 7 6,002 2,07l 3,929 1.

304 303 855 718 137 208 3 205 12,172 4,260 7,912 2.

1,18<1 1,170 14 8,569 7,108 1,461 15 12 J 40,906 15,446 25,460 3.

1,145 1,131 14 8,549 7,092 1,457 15 12 3 40,629 15,349 25,280

39 39 20 16 4 277 97 180

1,877 1,870 7 3,995 3,247 748 265 55 210 44,547 16,129 28,418 4.
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Total population
(including
institutional Total population
No. of and houseless In the age
State/District! Total! occupied population) group 0-6
SI. C.O.BlockJU.A.I Rural} Area In residential No. 01
No. City/Town Urban sq. km. houses households Persons Males Females Persons I'laies Females

2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

5. Jaitu U.A. U NA 4,549 4,594 28,850 15,261 13,589 4,875 2,597 2,188

(i) Jaitu (M.C,) U 9.06 4,533 4,578 28,758 15,216 13,542 4,778 2,594 2,184

(ii) Kothe Lal Premi (D.G.) U NA 16 16 92 45 47 7 4

6. Muktsar (M.C) U 13.80 10,945 11,096 66,383 34,831 31,552 10,829 5,852 4,977

7. Malout (M.C.) U 10.00 9,831 9,862 56,868 30,535 26,333 10,182 5,623 4,559

8. Giddarbaha (M.C) U 8.25 4,699 4,702 29,866 15,714 14,152 5,103 2,725 2,376

Note: J. Towns treated as such for the first.tlme In 198! Census which continue as towns in 1991 Census are shown with Asterisk' on their left.

2. Towns treated as such for the first time In 1991 are in Italics.

3. The following abbreviations have been used for the status of towns :-

M. Corp. '" Municipal Corporation

M.e. = Municipal Committee
e. B. =Cantonment Board
e. T. Census Town
N.A.C. '" Notified Area Committee

4. N.A. = Not Available

O.G. = Out Growth

U.A. = Urban Agglomeration

5. The Urban panion of the C.D. Block Includes the figures of Census Towns and out growths of the statutory towns.

6. The urban total of the districts represent the sum total of all the statutory towns and census towns.
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes literates

Sl.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 21

9,813 5,214 4,599 13,932 8,211 5,721 5.

9,807 5,210 4,597 13,887 8,187 5,700

6 4 2 45 24 21

16,911 8,966 7,945 36,427 20,997 15,430 6.

14,348 7,628 6,720 32,166 19,128 13,038 7.

9,109 4,844 4,265 15,667 9,439 6,228 B.

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Industrial Cate,ory or Main Worlters

Total Main Worlters Cultlvators Agricultural labourers

State/District! Total! (J-IX) I II
Sl. C.D. 81o<klU.A.I Rural!
No. Oty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 J 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30

S. Jaitu U.A. U 8,340 7,940 <400 1,167 1,167 875 831 44

(i) Jaltu (M.C.) U 8,312 7,913 399 1,148 1,148 873 829 44

(ii) Kothe ~al Prem! (O.G.) U 28 27 19 19 2 2

6. Mu~tsar (M.e.) U 19,333 18,049 1,284 1,310 1,232 78 2,143 2,039 104

7. Molout (M.C,) U 17,211 16,294 917 286 280 6 843 822 21

8. Giddarbah~ (M.C) U 8,709 8,139 570 1,102 1,017 85 604 58'1 20

 319
CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial CatecorY of Main Workers

Livestock, Forestry, Fishin" Mlnlne Manufacturfn"l'rocessine.

Hunting and Planation, orchards and SeM:lne and Ilepaklln
and allied activities Quarrylne Household Industry
III IV V (a)
SI:
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

"8 40 8 110 92 18 s.
..8 40 8 110 92 18

161 151 10 3 3 382 333 49 6.

92 87 5 635 604 31 7.
4S 43 2 70 67 3 8.
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DISTRICT PRIMARY
Industrial Category of Main Wor1cers

Manufacturing, Processing,
Sel'\'iclng and Repairs In
other than HOUSEhold
Industry Constructlons Trade and Commerce
StatelDistrict! Totall V(b) VI VII
SI. C.D. 8IocklU.A.I Rurall
No. Gty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 40 41 42 4l 44 45 46 47 48

5. Jaitu UA U 1,270 1,248 n 206 189 17 2,358 2,330 28

(i) ]aitu (M.e.) U . 1,270 1,248 22 206 189 17 2,357 2,329 28

(ii) Kothe La! Premi (O.G.) U

6. Muktsar (M.C) U 2,259 2,216 43· 418 415 3 5,186 , 5,140 46

7. Malout (M.C.) U 3,726 3,646 80 543 541 2 5,595 5,535 60

8. Giddarbaha (M.C.) U 876 860 16 185 185 2,800 2,728 72

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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storage
and Communication~ Other Services
VIII IX Marginal Workers Non-workers
SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males FemalE:$ No_

~9 50 51 52 53 54 S5 56 57 58 S9 60

459 456 3 1,847 1,587 260 10

" 3 7 20,500 7,318 S.
13.182

458 455 3 1,842 1,583 259 10 3 7 20,436 7,300 13,136

5 4 64 16 46

1,162 1,159 3 6,309 5,361 946 248 38 210 46,802 16,744 30,058 6.

1,183 1,174 9 4,308 3,605 703 37 14 23 39,620 14,227 25,393 7.

345 344 2,682 2,311 371 3 2 21,154 7)74 13,580 8.,

 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
(Tahsilwise)

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DISTRICT PRIMARY

Total population
(Including
Institutional Tota! population
No. of and houseless In the age
State/District! Totall occupied population) group 0-6
SI. TahsiIlU.A./ Rurall Area In residential No. of
No. Oty/Town Urban sq. km. houses households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 6 7 8 9 10/ V'11 '"12

PUNJAB T 50,]62.00 ],]]0,25] ],424,666 20,281,969 10,778,0]4 9,50],915 ],]06,245 1,76],452 1,542,79]
R 48,921.202,]14,391 2,355,09614,288,744 7,569,4236,719,3212,]53,70] 1,253,102 1,100,601
U 1,440.801,015,862 1,069,570 5.993,225 3,208,611 2,784,614 952,542 510,350 442,192

I. Gurdaspur Dlsrlcc T 3,562.00 287,776 288,646 1,756,732 923,343 833,389 288,919 153,831 Il5,088
R 3,485.58 223,641 224,35 I 1,370,320 719,477 650,843 229,317 121,920 107,397
U 76.42 64,135 64,] I I 386,412 20l,866 182,546 59,602 31,911 27,691

Pathankot Tahsil T 935.62 88,886 89.410 507.944 264.707 243,237 83,395 "3,717 39,678
R 913.21 64.438 64,841 363,656 189,179 174,477 61,563 32,100 29,463
U 22.41 24,448 24,569 144.288 75,528 68,760 21,832 11,617 10,215

Sujanpur U.A. U N.A. 2,659 2,659. 16,090 8,436 7,654 2,533 1.388 1,145

(i) Sujanpur(M.c.) U 0.31 2,532 2,53-2 15,414 8,078 7,336 2,"40 1342 1,098

(ii) Harijan & U N.A. 127 127 676 358 318 93 46 ..7
Railway Colony (O.G.)

Pathankot U.A. U N.A. 21,789 21,910 128.198 67,092 61,106 19,299 10,299 9,070

(I) Pathaknot (M.C.) U 22.10 21,101 21,218 123,930 64,865 59,065 18,574 9,850 8,72"

(II) Khanpur (O.G.) U N.A. 298 298 1,865 984 881 338 165 173

(iii) lamln (O.G.) U N.A. 356 356 2,196 1,124 1,072 355 197 158

(iv) Dhakl (O.G.) U N.A. 34 38 207 1"19 88 32 17 15

2. Gurdaspur Tahsil T 1,3H.68 102,831 103,105 634,920 332,358 302,562 103,400 55.145 48,255
R 1,304.28 86,128 86,393 538,104 281,123 256,981 88.985 47, ....e 41,537
U 33.40 16,703 16,712 96,816 51,235 "5,581 1..... 15 7.697 6,718

Dinanagar (M.C.) U 1".36 2,843 2,846 16,968 8,811 8,157 2.71" 1,421 1,293

8ehrampur (C T.) U 3.26 793 793 ..,806 2,"72 2,3H 748 367 381

Gurdaspur (M.C.) U 10.85 9,598 9,603 5..,733 29.390 25,343 7.759 4,19" 3,565

Dhaliwal (M.C.) U 1.27 2,545 2,546 1..,21" 7,375 6,839 2,171 1,175 996

Falehnanral (C. T.) U 3.66 924 924 6,095 3.187 2,908 1,023 540 483

3. Ratala Tahsil T 1,226.03 96,059 96,131· 613,868 326,278 287,590 102,124 H,969 47.155
R 1,205.42 73,075 73,101 468,560 249,175 219,385 78,769 "2,372 36,397
U 20.61 22,984 23,030 1"5.308 77,103 68.205 23,355 12.597 10,758

Dera 8aba Nanak (M.C.) U 0.78 1,151 1,151 7,380 4,407 2.973 1,003 5..6 ..57

Fatehgarh Churian (M.C.) U 1.50 1,902 1,903 11,088 5,795 5.293 1,836 1,007 829

Ratala U.A. U N.A. 16,342 16,387 103,367 54,800 48.567 16,665 9,Oll 7,632

(i) Ratala (M.C.) U 8.75 13,540 13.585 86,006 45,440 40,566 13,567 7,364 6,203

(II) Bakewal (O.G.) U N.A. 706 706 3,975 2,133 1,842 636 HJ 293

(III) Gaunspura (O.G.) U N.A. 359 359 2,601 1.386 1,215 402 219 183

22_B-63/RGI/ND/96'
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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes lit_es

SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

5,742,528 3,065,671 2,676,857 ',912,116 5,9",225 4,012,'91

4,562,442 2.,433,795 2,126,647 6,298,64] 3,834,626 2,464,017
1,180,086 629,876 550,210 3,613,47] 2,084,599 1,548,874

4U,827 2%9,81.2 204,0 IS 907,672 515,240 172,4:12

347,343 183,916 163,433 666,856 397,873 269,043
86,484 45,902 40,562 240,816 137,427 103,389

157,498 83,137 74,361 289,923 167,712 122,181 I.

125,653 66,238 59,415 197,158 II 5,417 81,711
31,845 16,899 14,946 92,765 52,295 iO,470

5,'187 2,935 2,552 9,650 5,56l 1,089

5,392 2,881 2,508 9,196 5,291 3,902

95 51 14 151 267 187

26,358 13,964 12,391 83,115 16,734 36,381

24,121 12,797 11,324 80,981 45,496 35,485

970 522 448 866 521 345

1,199 606 593 1,205 671 534

68 39 29 63 16 17

136,335 71,870 64,165 333,952 196,876 137,076 2.

116,238 61,270 51,968 269,457 159,917 109,540
20,097 10,600 9,491 64,495 36,959 27,536

4,759 2,488 2,271 10,511 5,901 1,607

1,715 898 817 2,843 1,637 1,206

11,047 5,815 5,232 38,390 22,077 16,313

820 "144 376 9,813 5,517 ",296

1,756 955 801 2,938 1,82" 1,114

139,99" 74,805 65,189 283,797 170,622 1 13,175 3.

105,"52 56,402 49,050 200,241 122,H9 77,792
34,S42 18,403 16,139 83,556 48,173 35,383

1,630 880 750 5,098 3,382 1,716

1,597 816 751 6,624 3,681 2,943

27,i07 14,666 12,471 58,194 33,H5 24,749

21,637 11,547 10,090 49,706 28,369 21,3J7

622 337 325 2,234 1,316 918

599 325 274 1,568 926 642

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DISTRICT PRIMARY

Industrial U!eIorY of Main Wortm

Totaj Main Wortm Culdvators Acticuftural Labourers

T~ (!-IX) I
51.
Slzel Distrial
TahsiVUA./ Rural! "
No. Qty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persoru Males Females

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

PUNJAB T 6,098,3'" 5,832,852 265,522 1,917,210 1,894,061 23,149 1,452,828 1,388,159 64,66'9
•
U
4,302,7504,157,285
1,795,624 1,675,567
'45,465 ',842,149 1,820,342
120,057 75,06' 73,719
21,807 1,323,048 1,262,738
1,342 129,780 125,421
60,310
4,359

t• (iur.lpur Dllrlce T 4'9,109 473,254 16,555 145,310 143,884 1,4" 126,628 124,329 2,299
I JM,400 314,J9J 10,001 140,911 1l9,6J4 1,29' 120,116 117,918 2,19.
U 105,409 98,861 6,54' 4,... 4,250 198 6,452 6,351 101

Pathankot Tahsil T 137,898 132,392 5,506 21,337 21,239 98 33,925 33,581" 344
It 99,214 96,020 l,19.4 20,585 20,492 93 32,112 31,794 318
U 38,684 36,372 2,312 752 747 5 1,813 1,787 26

Sujanpur U A. U 4,259 4,027 232 110 179 300 296 4

(i) Sujanpur(M.q u 4,057 3,842 215 180 '79 299 295 4

(ii) HariJan I!l. U 202 185 17

Railway Colony (O.G.,

Pathanltot UA. u 34,425 32,345 2,080 572 568 4 1,513 1,491 22

(1) Pathaltnot (M.C.) u 33,424 31,389 2,035 518 516 2 1,444 1,423 21

(ii) Khanpur (O.C.) u 476 454 22 26 26 38 38

(iii) Lamln (O.G.) u 458 438 20 12 10 2 30 29

(Iv) Dhalci (O.G.) U 67 64 3 16 16

2. Curd;,spur Tahsil T 174,950 169,018 5,932 58,076 57,572 504 48,698 47,585 1,113
R 148,630 144,793 3,837 57,302 56,801 501 46,864 45,758 1,106
U 26,320 24,225 2,095 774 771 3 1,834 1,827 7

Dinanagar (M.C) u 4,397 4,157 240 117 117 458 455 3

6Mr:m1plJr IC T.) u 1,313 .1,264 49 121 121 613 612

Gurd;,spur (M.C.) u '5,898 14,436 1,462 375 373 2 444 441 3

Dhaliwal (M.c.) U 3,650 3,348 302 36 35 52 52

F31ehnanK3I (C T.) u 1,062 ',020 42 125 125 267 267

3. Batala Tahsil T 176,961 171,8 .... 5,117 65,967 65,073 894 44,005 43,163 d42
It 136,556 133,580 2,976 63,045 62,341 704 41,200 40,426 774
U 40,405 38,264 2,141 2,922 2,732 190 2,805 2,737 68

Dera 8aba Nanalt (M.c.) U 2,809 2,715 94 149 148 261 260

Fatehgarh Chunan (M.c.) U 2,990 2,795 195 149 148 544 543

bula U.A. u 28,61S 27,063 1,552 2,051 1,863 188 1,657 1,608 49

(i) hula (M.c.) u 23,802 22,491 I,ll 1 1,340 1,156 184 1,059 1,055 4

(ii) 8a1cewal (O.G.) U 1,169 1,084 85 105 102' 3 35 27 8

(Iii) C.~nspura (O.C.) u 727 702 25 35 35 96 89 7

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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial CatecorY of Main Workers

Livestock, ForestrY, Fishing, Mining Manufacturing. Procealnc,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and ServIcInt and Repairs In
and allied :Ktivttles QwnyIng Household Industry
III IV V (a)
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Penons Males Females No.

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 ]9

49,295 46,345 2,950 564 561 3 81,014 72,640 8,444

28,699 27,245 1,454 432 431 I 50,164 45,t72 4,992
20,596 19,fOO 1,496 112 110 2 30,920 27,461 3,452
3,592 3,240 352 f89 188 3,279 2,878 40t
2,727 2,420 307 140 139 2,542 2,2t6 326
865 820 45 49 49 737 662 75
1,756 1,498 258 IS] 152 1,565 1,295 270 I.
1,426 1,189 211 liT 116 l,l53 1,120 2ll
]36 309 27 36 36 212 175 ]7

48 44 4 4 4 52 42 10
46 42 4 4 4 52 42 10

2 2

288 265 23 32 32 160 133 27

282 260 22 31 31 150 123 27
3 2

2 2 9 9

1,219 1,149 70 IS IS 824 743 81 2.

868 814 54 12 12 684 620 64
3S1 335 16 3 3 140 12l 11
54 52 2 ]0 29
5 II 7 4

263 250 13 18 69 9

20 19 8 6 2
9 9 I] 12
617 593 24 21 21 890 840 SO 3.
439 417 22 II II 505 476 29
178 176 2 10 10 385 364 21

6 5 21 27

26 26 3 3 14 14

125 124 5 234 214 20

III 111 5 5 IB2 167 15

4 11 12 5

8 8
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DISTRICT PRIMARY
Indastrlal Category of Main Wor1ten

Manufacturing, Processing,
Ser"icing and Repairs In
other than Household
Industry Constructions Trade and Commerce
State/District! Totall V(b) VI VII
SI. Tahsil/U.A. Rural!
No. City/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 40 41 42 '13 44 45 46 47 48

PUNJAB T 668,052 650,095 11,957 156,045 153,317 2,728 643,254 630,803 12,451
R 2]5,519 226,146 9,373 eo,380 79,215 1,165 176,166 172,700 3,466
U 432,5]] 42],949 8,584 75,665 74,102 1,563 467,088 458,103 8,985

I. Gurdaspur Dlsrlct T 33,501 32,325 1,176 19,474 19,066 408 47,481 46,71 ] 768
R 18,582 17,610 972 14,025 13,716 309 17,898 17,510 388
U 14,919 • 14,715 204 5,449 5,350 99 29,583 29,20] 380

Pathankot Tahsil T 8,476 7,786 690 13,544 13,210 334 17,077 16,757 320
R 4,632 4,035 597 10,320 10,060 260 5,815 5,677 138
U 3,844 3,751 93 3,224 3,150 74 11,262 11,080 182

Sujanpur U.A. u 322 318 4 605 603 2 952 942 10

Ii) Sujanpur(M.C.) u 308 304 4 566 564 2 866 858 8

Iii) Harijan & u 14 14 39 39 86 84 2

Railway Colony (DC)

Pathankot U.A. U 3,522 3,433 89 2,6 19 2,547 72 10,310 10,138 172

Iii Pathaknot (M.C.) U 3,399 3,313 86 2,465 2,395 70 10,135 9,968 167

(ii) Khanpur (D.G.) u 60 59 73 65 62 3

(iii) Lamin (D.G.) U 41 41 78 77 104 102 2

(iv) Dhaki (O.G.) U 22 20 2 2 2 6 6

2. Gurdaspur Tahsil T 10,722 10,468 254 3,252 3,187 65 14,701 14,434 267
R 7,264 7,043 221 2,238 2,190 48 7,842 7,681 161
U 3,458 3,425 33 1,014 997 17 6,859 6,753 106

Dinanagar IM.C.) u 617 615 2 322 317 5 1,487 1,482

Behr3mpur (C. T.) U 84 82 2 6 5 179 175

Gurdaspur (M.C.) U 1,222 1,196 26 570 561 9 4,053 3,977 76

Dhariwal (M.c.) U 1,281 1,278 109 107 2 1,060 1,041 19

F3cehnancal (c. T.) U 254 254 7 7 80 78 2

3. Batala Tahsil T 14,303 14,071 232 2,678 2,669 9 15,703 15,522 181
R 6,686 6,532 154 1,467 1,466 4,241 4,152 89
U 7,617 7,539 78 1,211 1,203 8 11,462 11,370 92

Dera Baba Nanak (M.C.) U 104 103 27 27 405 402 3

Fatehgarh Churian (M.C.) U 307 306 22 22 1,009 1,005 .. 4

Batala U.A. U 6,567 6,495 72 998 991 7 7,988 7,913 75

(i) Batala (M.C.) U 5,400 5,370 30 753 718 5 7,299 7,234 65

(iii Rakewal (O.G.) U 197 196 80 79 216 210 6

(iii) Gaunspura (O.G.) U 240 238 2 35 35 130 129

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CENSUS ABSTRACf

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storage
and Cormnunlcations Other ServIces
VIII IX Maralnal Workers
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

i9 so 5I 52 53 5i 55 56 57 58 59 60

233,787 231,298 2,489 896,255 765,573 110,682 t63,615 10,491 153,124 14,0'9,980 4,934,69' 9,085,289
110,509 110,0042 467 455,684 413,254 42,4]0 157,613 9,352 f48,281 9,828,361 3,402,786 6,4%5.575
123,278 UI,256 2,022 440,57. 352,3.9 ",252 5,912 1,.39 4,843 4,191,619 1,531,905 2,659,714

19,616 19,484 152 90,649 81,'41 9,502 3,586 611 2,915 1,261,n7 449,478 811,859
10,327 10,284 41 57,051 52,886 4,165 3,423 543 2,880 982,497 344,541 637,956
9,309 9,200 109 U,598 28,261 5,337 163 68 95 280,840 104,937 175,903

7,826 7,738 88 32,239 29,136 3,101 1,598 33J 1,265 368,448 131,982 236,466 1.
3,070 3,054 16 19,790 18,483 1,307 1,553 301 1,252 262,889 92,858 170,031
4,756 4,684 72 12,449 10,653 1,796 45 32 13 105,559 39,124 66,435

215 212 3 1,581 1,381 194 2 2 11,829 4,407 7,422

206 203 1,530 1151 179 2 2 11,355 4,234 7,121

9 9 51 36 IS 474 173 301

4,541 4,472 69 10,868 9,266 1,602 i3 30 13 93,710 H,717 59,013

4,<160 4,391 69 10,540 8,969 1,571 39 26 13 90,467 33,450 57,017

52 52 157 141 16 1,389 530 859

20 20 161 147 14 1,738 686 1,052

9 9 10 9 136 51 85

4,878 4,ei8 30 32,565 2?;0 17 3,548 795 96 699 459,175 16J,244 295,931 2.
3,503 3,490 13 22,053 10,384 1,669 1'49 62 687 388,725 lJ6,268 252,457
1,375 1,358 17 10,512 8,633 1,879 i6 34 12 70,450 26,976 43,474

237 234 3 1,0lf 855 219 12,570 4,65J 7,917

25 2i 268 232 36 13 12 3,480 1,207 2,273

896 886 10 ],996 6,682 1,314 38,835 14,954 23,881

163 161 2 921 649 272 10,564 4,027 6,537

5i 53 253 215 18 J2 32 5,001 2,135 2,866

6,932 6,898 34 25,845 22,994 2,851 l,t93 182 1,011 4J5,714 154,252 281,462 J.
3,75i 3,740 14 15,208 14,019 1,189 1,121 180 941 330,883 1I5,il5 215,468
3,178 3,158 20 10,637 8,975 1,662 72 2 70 104,831 38,837 65,994

53 53 1,776 1,689 87 63 63 4,508 1,692 2,816

87 85 2 829 6i3 186 J 2 8,095 2,i99 5,096

2,572 2,555 17 6,418 5,295 1,123 2 74,750 27,736 47,014

2,146 2,130 16 5,507 4,515 992 2 62,202 22,948 39,254

115 115 399 339 60 2,806 1,049 1,757

67 67 111 96 15 1,874 68-4 1,190

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DlmlCT PRIMARY

Tota! population
(including
Instltutlonal Total populatlon
No. of and hOUSl!less In the OIl<!
State/Districtl Totall occupied popula!lon) group ().6
51. TahsiIlU.A.I Rural/ Area In resldentlal No. of
No. City/Town Urban sq. km. houses households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

(iv) Nawanpind (O.C.) U NA. 85 85 462 251 211 79 36 43

(v) Umarpura (O.C.) U NA. 165 165 1,226 687 539 260 156 104

(vi) Marrianwala (O.G.) U NA. 191 191 1,316 712 604 251 126 125
(Vi1) Bhatha Inderilt (O.C.) U N.A. 292 292 1,830 966 864 311 165 146

(viii) Kothe Malawa (O.G.) U NA. 187 187 1,091 570 521 256 136 120

(ix) Sagarpur (O.G.) U NA. 179 179 1,092 586 506 210 96 114
(x) Bhode-di-Khui (O.G.) U NA. 124 124 778 426 352 159 88 71

(xi) Kharal (O.G.) U N.A. 83 83 608 345 263 147 99 48

(xii) Sawali Inderjit (O.G.) U NA. 141 141 882 473 409 136 71 65

(xiii) Alowal (O.G.) U NA. 156 156 756 422 334 128 6J 65

(xiv) Haveli Chobdaran (O.G.) U NA. 39 39 238 127 III 35 21 14

(xv) lharriwalan (O.G.) U NA. 57 57 340 193 147 58 33 25

(xvi) Mani Ghauranga (O.G.) U NA. 38 38 166 83 83 ]0 17 13

Qadian U.A. U NA. 3,010 3,010 20,012 10,346 9,666 1,255 1,733 1,522

(i) Qadian (M.c.) U 9.06 2,838 2,838 18,867 9,726 9,141 3,080 1,631 1,449

(ii) Harijan Colony, ITI, U NA. 172 172 1,145 620 525 175 102 73
8almiki Graveyard and
D.A.V. Hr. Sec.
School (O.G.)

Sri Hargobindpur (kC,) u 0.52 579 579 3,461 1,755 1,706 596 278 318

2. Amrltur District T 5,087.00 402,414 420,035 2,504,560 1,3]7,503 1,167,057 421,904 2%6,671 195,231
R 4,893.65 265,419 269,871 1,650,729 882,U8 768,401 287,036 154,024 Ill,012
U 193.35 Il7,055 150,164 85],8l1 455,175 398,U6 134,868 72,649 62,219

I. Aj"ala Tahsil T 1,083.70 51,652 52,638 321,583 172,773 148,810 58,852 31,572 27,280
R 1,065.65 49,258 50,014 306,810 164,988 141,822 56,106 30,055 26,051
U 18.05 2,394 2,624. 14,773 7,785 6,988 2,746 1,517 1,229

Ramdas (M.C,) U 2.50 816 852 4,756 2,495 2,270 872' 479 393

Raia Sansi (c. T.) U 15.55 1,578 1,772 10,008 5,290 4,718 1,874 1,038 836

2. Amritsar Tahsil T 1,028.29 180,898 194,338 1,129,194 601,785 527,409 185,146 99,297 85,849
R 904.79 61,120 62,368 386,521 207,355 179,166 68,550 36,610 31,940
U 123.50 119,778 131,970 742,673 394,430 348,243 116,596 62,687 53,909

Majitha U.A. U NA. 1,679 1,739 10,713 5,738 4,975 1,826 997 829

(i) Maiitha (M.C,) U 1.50 1,568 1,614 9,912 5,304 4,608 1,655 901 754

(ii) Rori and Idgah (O.G.) U NA. 111 125 801 434 367 171 96 75
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Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates

SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

34 17 17 227 145 82

710 406 304 478 295 IB3

600 312 288 SSO 374 176

170 94 76 1,099 608 491

B22 428 394 464 269 195

377 207 170 429 249 180

611 334 277 20S 131 74

330 192 138 93 61 32

98 56 42 567 33S 232

343 182 161 254 178 76

104 55 49 116 63 53

228 132 96 120 81 39

82 42 40 84 'IS 39

2,389 1,234 1,155 11,843 6,661 5,182

1,525 774 751 11,355 6,358 4,997

864 460 404 488 303 185

1,519 771 742 1,797 1,004 793

701,444 375,997 325,447 ',209,776 722,857 486,919

539,471 289,25l 250,218 678,242 420,990 257,252
161,97] 86,744 75,229 531,534 ]01,867 229,667

81,319 43,658 37,661 123,973 76,699 47,274 I.

75,017 40,348 34,669 116,960 72,590 44,370
6,302 3,310 2,992 7,013 4,109 2,904

2,210 1,153 1,057 2,344 1,366 978

4,092 2,157 1,935 4,669 2,743 1,926

291,511 156,161 135,410 637,418 367,401 270,017 2.

155,640 83,500 72,140 168,762 103,553 65,209
135,931 72,661 63,270 468,656 263,848 204,808

4,372 2,339 2,033 5,411 3,208 2,203

3,876 2,067 1,809 5,160 3,060 2,100

496 272 224 251 1..8 103

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Indu$!rIaI CategoN of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultlv.ttors Agricultural Labourtrs

Stitt/District! Totall (I-IX) I II
SI. TahsiIlU.A.I Rural!
No. aty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30

(iv) Nawanpind (O.G.) U 117 116

(v) Umarpura (O.G.) U 353 311 42 39 38

(vi) Marrianwala (O.G.) U 374 373 154 154 148 148

(vii) Shatha Inderjlt (O.G.) U 418 399 19 54 54 21 21
, hili) Kothe Malawa (O.G.) U 304 280 24 13 13 67 45 22
(ix) Sagarpur (O.G.) U 293 274 19 34 34 49 45
(x) Bhode-di·Khui (O.G.) U 167 166 43 43 49 49

(xi) Kharal (O.G.) U 162 162 32 32 35 35

(xii) Sawali Inderjit (O.G.) U 292 282 10 113 113

"
(xlii) Alowal (O.G.) U 245 244 32 32 69 69

(xiv) Haveli Chobdaran (O.G.) U 73 66 7 20 20

(xv) lharriwalan (O.G.) U 75 71 4 23 23 27 23 4

(xvi) Mani Ghauranga (O.G.) U 44 42 2 14 14

Qadian U.A. U 5,124 4,882 242 480 480 62 62

(i) Qadian (M.C.) U '4,828 4,591 237 437 437 57 57

(ii) Hari;an Colony, 1Tl; U 286 291 5 43 43 5 5

8almlki Graveyard and
D.A.V. Hr. Sec.
School (O.G.)

Sri Hargoblndpur (M.C.) U 867 809 58 93 93 281 264 17

2.. Arnrlt... r Dlstrlct T 768,02.! 736,086 31,936 223,986 222,335 1,651 190,963 184,095 6,868
R 510,143 494,524 15,619 215,503 21l,39l 1,610 170,853 164,730 6,123
U 257,879 241,562 16,117 8,483 8,442 41 20,110 19,165 745

I. A;nala Tahsil T 100,940 98,049 2,891 '42,394 42,140 254 33,130 32,309 821
R 96,683 94,171 2,512 41,920 41,670 250 32,305 31,503 802
U 4,257 3,878 379 474 .. 70 'I 825 806 19

Ramdas (M.C) U 1,260 1,193 67 267 263 . 346 338 8

Raja Sansi (C r.) U 2,997 2,685 312 207 207 479 468 II

2. Amritsar Tahsil T 340,076 322,287 17,789 42,960 42,827 133 58,618 56,476 2,142

..
R. 116,992 113,560 3,'432 31,513 37,409 10", 43,726 42,273 1,453
U 223,084 208,727 14,357 5,447 5,418 29 14,892 14,203 689

Ma;itha U.A. U 2,894 2,783 III 416 415 1,130 1,094 36

(i) Ma;itha (M.C.) u 2,676 2,565 III, 396 39S 1,00" 968 36

(ii) Ilori and Idgah (O.G.) U 218 218 20 20 126 126

 333

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Cateaory of Main Worlten

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manuracturfng, Processing,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Senlidng and Repairs In
and allied activities Quarrying Household Industry
III IV V (a)
Sl.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

31. 32 33 3.4 3S 36 31 38 39

3 3

3 3

2 2 2 2
•
3 3

2 2 ...

3 3

II

"
"

17 17 106 106

II
17 17
"
95 95

4 1
'" '" (,
],954
2,087
],184
2,020
i10
67
26
IS
26
15
3,467
1,895
2,85]
1,556
"4
339
1,867 1,764 10] II II 1,572 1,297 275

365 358 1 3 3 1,283 983 300

339 332 1 2 2 '\01 210 131
26 26 882 113 169

.. 4 28 26 2

22 22 854 687 161

2,146 2,041 lOS 9 9 934 782 152

511 501 10 416 35\ 62
1,635 1,540 95 9 9 SIS 42 90

7 7 26 26

7 7 22 22

4 4

"
 334

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Indwtrial Catepy of Main Woricers

Manufacturlnr, Processing,
Servicing and Repairs In
other than Household
Industry Construc:tlons Trade and Commerce
State/District! Totall V(b) VI VII
SI. TahsiIlU.A. Rural!
No. Oty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

(iv) Nawanpind (O.G.) U 19 19 71 71

(v) Umarpura (O.G.) U 206 167 39 6 6 33 33

(vi) Marrianwala (O.G.) U 25 2S 12 12 7 6

(vii) Rhatha Inderfit (O.G.) U 102 102 7 7 77 76

(viii) Kothe Malawa (O.G.) U 80 80 18 18 57 57

(ix) Sagarpur (O.C.) U 32 32 52 51 29 29

(x) Rhode·di·Khul (O.C.) U 10 10 10 10 5 5

(xl) Kharal (O.C.) U 45 45 6 6 8 8

(xii) Rawali Inderjit (O.C.) U 65 6S 13 13 28 27

(xiii) Alowal (O.C.) U III III 5 IS 15

(xiv) Haveli Chobdaran (O.G.) U 9 9 6 6

(xv) Iharriwalan (O.G.) U 9 9 4 4

(xvi) Mani Gnauranga (O.G.) U 17 17 3 3

Qadian U.A. U 582 579 3 142 141 1,863 1,853 10

(i) Qadian (M.C.) U 545 542 3 132 131 1,841 1,831 10

(ii) Hariian Colony, ITI, U 37 37 10 10 22 22

8almikl Graveyard and
D.A.Y. Hr. Sec.
School (O.C.)

Sri Hargobindpur (M.C,) U 57 56 22 22 197 197

2. Amrllsar District T 89,267 86,674 2,593 14,406 14,234 172 9S,096 93,111 1,915
R 23,360 %2,021 1,139 6,S80 6,570 10 20,685 20,100 585
U 65,907 64,65J 1,284 7,826 7,664 162 74,411 7J,081 I,no

I. Ajnala Tahsil T 3,987 3,691 296 1,094 1,092 2 4,626 4,554 72

R 3,605 3,336 269 970 968 2 4,176 4,111 65
U 382 355 27 124 124 450 443 7

Rarndas (M. (.) U 99 99 14 1.4 132 132

1/3ja Sansi (C T.) U 283 256 27 110 110 318 311 7

2. Amritsar Tahsil T 71,803 70,243 1,560 9,381 9,220 161 71,752 70,407 1,345
R 9,583 9,197 386 2,245 2,246 2 4,980 4,869 III
U 62,220 61,046 1,171 7,133 6,974 159 66,772 65,538 1,234

Maiitha U.A. U 235 233 2, 54 54 428 426 2

(i) Maiitha (M.C.) U 222 220 2 53 53 402 400 2

(ii) Rori and Idgah (O.C.) U 13 13 26 26

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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storage
and Communications Other Services
VIII IX M3I1inai Woriters Non-WOrkers
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Females
Males Persons Males Females No.
49 50 51 52 53 5'1 S5 57
56 58 S9 60

16 16 II 10 345 135 210

14 14 52 50 2 873 376 497
8 8 17 17 942 339 603
41 41 112 94 18 1,412 567 845
50 50 16 14 2 787 290 497
27 26 68 55 13 799 312 487
37 37 13 12 611 260 351
16 16 17 17 446 183 263
21 21 40 31 9 590 399
191
7 7 6 5 511 333
178
3 J4 27 7 165 104
61
3 7 7 265 143
122
8 6 2 122 41 81
442 442 1,430 1,202 228 14,B88 5,464 9,424
H2 432 1,356 1,133 223 14,039 5,135 8,904
10 10 74 69 S B49 520
329

24 23 184 146 38 4 4 2,590 1,644

946
]4,055 ]],706 ]49 112,802 95,198 17,604 149 ]9 110 1,736,389 601,]78 1,135,011
15,845 15,799 46 Sl,320 47,820 5,500 144 38 106 1,140,44% 387,766 752,676
18,210 17,907 ]03 59,482 47,378 12,104 5 I 4 595,947 21l,612 ]81,nS
2,466 2,457 9 11,592 10,462 1,130 14 8 6 220,629 74,716 145,913 I.
2,189 2,154 5 10,806 9,825 981 9 7 2 210,118 70,810 139,30B
307 303 4 786 637 149 5 4 10,511 6,605
3,906
77 77 293 240 53 3,505 1,302 2,203
230 226 .. 493 397 96 5 4 7,006 2,604 4,402
21,312 21,004 308 61,161 49,278 11,883 5S 24 31 789,063 279,474 509,589 2.
4,923 4,901 22 13,092 11,810 1,282 55 24 31 269,474 93,771 175,703
16,389 16,103 286 48,069 37,468 10,601 519,589 185,703 333,886
132 132 466 396 70 7,819 2,955 4,864
119 119 451 381 70 7,236 2,739 4,497
13 13 15 15 583 216 367
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Total popubdon
(indudllll
Insdtutlonal Total population
No. of and houseIess In theap
StatefDistrktl Total! occ~ popubtlonl &rOUP ().6
51. TahsiIlU.A.I Rural! Area In residential No. of
No. aty/Town Urban sq.lm. howes ~ousehold$ Persons MaIe$ Femalu

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

Amritsar (M. Corp.) U 114.95 114,155 126,283 708,835 376,478

... JJ2,357 110,889 59,547 SI,342

Amritsar Cantt. (C.B.) U 2.85 780 780 3,832 2,023 1,809 540 283 257

Jandi"'. (M.e.} U 4.20 3,164 3,168 19,293 10,191 9,102 3,341 1,860 1,481

3. Baba Bakala Tahsil T 537.07 39,878 40,447 244,503 128,272 116,231 41,848 22,'144 19,404
R 535.57 38,503 39,022 235,381 123,166 112,215 40,354 21,631 18,723
U 1.50 1,375 1,425 9,122 5,106 4,016 1,494 813 681

* Rayya (N .A.C.) u 1.50 1,375 1,425 9,122 5,106 4,016 1,494 813 681

4. Tatn Taran Tahsil T 1,325.55 79,843 81,407 497,098 264,4"3 232,655 84,236 45,297 lB,939
R 1,289.55 72,248 73,454 449,569 239,127 210,442 76,586 '11,178 35,408
I 36.00 7,595 7,953 47,529 25,316 22,213 7,650 4,1 t9 3,531

T.ran 'taran (M .C.) 36.00 7,595 7,953 47,529 25,316 22,213 7,650 4,1 t9 3,531

5. Patti Tahsil 1,081.70 50,203 51,205 312,182 170,230 1'l1,952 51,822 28,063 23,759
1,061.40 44,290 45,01l 272,448 147,692 124,756 45,440 24,550 20,890
14.30 5,9tl 6,192 39,734 22,538 17,196 6,382 3,513 2,869

Patti (M.e.) 4.30 4,403 4,"80 27,776 15,373 12,403 4,446 2,479 1,967

8hikhiwind (c'T.) 10.00 1,510 1,712 ! 1,958 7,165 4,793 1,936 1,034 902

]. FlroJpUr District 5,874.00 251,719 270,616 1,607,IU 7 148,764 759,053 294,114 156,075 138,%39
5,779.75 191,]69 201,046 122,341 645,ot5 578,U2 227,428 120,181 107,247
94.2S 60,]50 67,570 184,400 20],669 180,711 66,886 15,894 30,"2

I. lira Tahsil 1,312.65 54,273 56,099 •

..
343,999 181,665 162,334 60,794 32,372 28,422
R 1,287.58 47,571 48,865 300,692 158,798 141,894 53,042 28,236 24,806
U 25.07 6,702 7,234 '13,307 22,867 20,440 7,752 4,136 3,616

Dharamkot UA. U NA. 1,810 1,921 11,981 6,314 5,667 2,177 1,186 991
iii
(i) Dharamkot (M.C.j' U 1.10 1,717 1,815 11,293 5,937 5,356 2,060 1,115 945

(iI) 80 Houses Outside U NA. 93 106 688 377 311 117 71 46

Me limits (O.G.)

Kot I~ Khin (C. T.) U 4.55 1,146 1,267 7,604 4,028 3,516 1,384 723 661

lira U.A. U NA. 3,H6 4,046 23,722 12,525 11,197 4,191 2,227 1,964

(i) lira (M.e.} U 19.42 3,718 4,018 23,587 12,451 11,136 '1,163 2,213 1,950

(ii) Gadriwala on lira- u NA. 28 28 135 61 28 14 14

Firolpur Road (O.G.)

2. Firozpur Tahlll T 1,813.37 83,966 92,054 537,715 282,265 255,450 99,112 52,419 46,893
R 1,777.44 59,225 63,733 384,921 202,828 182,093 72,688 38,206 34,482
U 35.93 24,741 28,321 152,794 79,431 73,357 26,624 14,213 12,411

Talwandi Bhai (M.e.) U ioo 1,566 1,663 10,462 5,449 5,013 1,869 950 919

Firozpur (M.C.) U II.ll 11,569 13,850 78,738 "1,909 36,829 12,933 6,951 5,982

Firozpur Cantt. (C. B.) U 20.10 10,1504 11,133 53,094 26,588 26,506 9,911 5,254 4,657

Guru Ha~ai (M.C.) U 1.50 1,452 1,675 10,500 5,491 5,009 1,91 I 1,058 8S]
 337

CENSUS ABSTRACf

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes literates

51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males females Penons Males females No.

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

124,783 66,728 58,055 449,985 253,121 196,86-4

1,005 522 483 2,533 1,448 1,085

5,771 3,072 2,699 10,727 6071 4,656

82,416 43,718 38,698 118,253 70,326 47,927

,
80,408 42,627 37,781 112,638 66,821 45,817
2,008 1,091 917 5,615 3,505 2,110

2,008 1,091 917 5,615 3,505 2,110

156,600 83,945 72,655 216,955 133,780 83,175 '

147,652 79,155 68,497 187,751 117,070 70,681
8,948 4,790 4,158 29,204 16,710 12,494

8,948 ,
4,790 4,158 29,204 16,710 12,494

89,538 48,515 41,023 " 113,177 74,651 38,526

80,754 43,823 37,131 92,131 60,956 31,175
8,784 4,892 3,892 21,406 13,695 7,351

5,635 3,151 2,484 15,101 9,389 5,712

3,1'19 1,7"11 1,'108 5,945 4,306 1,639

150,461 186,964 16],497 6JO,599 ]94,0]2 2]6,567

177,760 148,5]6 129,%24 414,188 268,594 145,594
72,701 38,428 ]4,273 216,411 125,4]. 90,97]

89,5'12 47,817 41,725 133,513 80,237 53,276

78,720 42,096 36,624 111,548 67,545 44,003
10,822 5,721 5,101 21,965 12,692 9,273

2,782 1,444 l,ll8 6,066 3,406 2,660

2,575 1,337 1,2l8 5,810 3,255 2,555

207 107 100 256 151 105

2,022 1,043 979 3,911 2,290 1,621

6,018 3,234 2,784 11,988 6,996 4,992

5,973 3,211 2,762 11,915 6,952 4,963

45 23 22 73 44 29

119,388 63,477 55,911 215,670 131,240 84,430

91,671 48,875 42,796 125,778 80,906 44,872
27,717 14,602 13,115 89,892 50,334 39,558

2,561 1,313 1,248 5,810 3,336 2,474

13,483 7,285 6,198 46,984 26,801 20,183

10,490 5,393 5,097 31,317 16,959 14,358

1,183 611 572 5,781 3,238 2,543

 338

DISTRICT PRIHAIlY

Industrial Uteeory of Main Workers

Total Main Woriten CuilMtors AgrIcultural lauren

State/Oistrictl Total! (HX) I II
Sl. Tahsil/U.A.I Rural!
No. Oly/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons M_ Females Persons Males Females

2 3 22 23 21 25 26 27 28 29 30

Amritsar (M. Corp.) U 213,459 199,667 13,792 4,603 4,575 28 12,405 11,820 585

Amritsar Cantt. (C.B.) U 1,189 998 191 1 3 23 23

landiala (M.C.) U 5,512 5,279 263 125 125 1,334 1,266 68

3. Baba Bakala Tahsil T 72,692 69,232 3,460 28,666 28,289 377 21,462 20,417 1,015
R 69,H3 66,398 3,315 28,185 28,108 377 21,200 20,155 1,045
U 2,919 2,834 liS .81 181 262 262

'Rayya (N.A.C.) U 2,919 2,834 II'S 181 181 262 262

'I. Tarn Taran Tahsil T 151,087 146,430 4,657 61,703 61,422 281 48,172 46,677 1,495
R 136,870 133,215 3,625 60,912 60,635 277 46,839 15,359 1,480
U 14,217 11,185 1,032 791 787 .. 1,333 1,318 15

Taran Taran (M.C.) U 14,217 13,185 1,032 791 787 4 1,333 1,318 15

S. Patti Tahsil T 103,227 100,088 3,'39 48,263 17,657 606 29,581 28,216 1,365
R 89,855 87,150 2,705 46,673 46,071 602 26,783 25,140- 1,343
U 13,372 12,938 4304 1,590 1,586 4 2,798 2,776 22

Patti (M.c.) U 8,665 8,101 361 1,011 ',007 1 2,060 2,041 16

811ikhlwind (c. r.) U 1,707 4,637 . 70 579 579 738 732 6

3. F'rc>zpur O••trlce T 487,246 462,264 24,982 196,144 ItI,IJO 4,]14 136,176 125,992 10,884
R ]77,151 359,478 t7,67] 190,083 185,827 4,256 127,9]9 it 7,244 to,695
U 110,095 102,786 7,309 6,06t 6,001 51 1,917 8,741 189

1. Zira Tahsil T 103,930 100,823 3,'07 5i,898 51,539 359 28,862 27,729 1,133
R 91,203 88,805 2,398 49,995 49,638 357 25,821 24,729 1,092
U 12,727 12,018 709 1,903 1,901 2 3,041 3,000 41

Dharall1kot U.A. U 3,494 3,378 116 896 896 772 765 7

(i) Oharamkot (M.c.) U 3,280 3,169 III 777 777 722 715 7

(ii) 80 Houses Outside U 214 209 5 119 119 SO so

Me limits (O.C.)

Kat lse Khilll rc. T.) U 2,217 1,989 228 195 195
"'i 453 31

Zita U.A. U 7,016 6,651 365 812 810 1,785 1,782 3

(i) Zira (M.e.) U 6,967 6,607 360 810 808 1,770 1,767 3

Iii) Gadriwala on Zira- U 49 5 2 2 15 15

Firozpur Road (O.G.)

2. FirolPur Tahsil T 159,591 151,19~ 8,397 64,411 63,127 1,28~ 38,428 35,644 2,781
R 118,403 111,S18 4,885 62,981 61,734 1,247 36,132 l3,iOl 2,729
U 41,188 37,676 l,S12 1,430 1,393 37 2,296 2,241 5S
Talwandi Shal (M.C.) U 2,918 2,787 131 298 298 377 368 9

FirOlPur (M.C.) U 22,919 20,759 2,160 934 902, 32 1,595 1,555 40

Firozpur Cann. (C.B.) U 12,433 11,349 1,084 9S 94 64 63

Guru Harsahai (M.c.) U 2,918 2,781 117 10J 99 4 260 255 5

 339

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Worlcers

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturing, Processing,

Hunting and Planation, orchard, and S<!rvlcing and Repairs in
and alli..d activiti .., Quarrying Household industry
III IV V (aJ
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Fem.les No.

31 32 33 J4 35 36 37 38 39

1,398 1,330 68 9 9 483 393 90

198 171 27
32 32 9 9
287 277 10 3 3 177 150 27 3.
278 268 10 3 3 160 134 26
9 9 17 16 I

9 9 17 16
660 634 26 7 7 399 320 79 4.
539 ~19 20 6 6 290 219 71
121 115 6 109 101 8
121 115 6 109 101 8
496 474 22 4 6H 618 56 5.
420
76
400 20
2
4 "
4 628
46
579
39
49
7
74
69 67 2 43 36 7
7 3 3
4,084 3,893 19. .6 .6 4,852 4,254 598
2,597 2,483 114 11 11 2,165 2,520 245
1,487 1,410 71 5 5 2,087 1,734 J5J

648 583 65 2 2 876 709 167 I.

513 451 62 2 2 603 561 42
135 132 3 273 148 125
24 24 42 39 3

21 21 41 38 3

22 22 190 73 117

89 86 3 41 36 5

89 86 3 'II 36 5

1,624 1,534 90 1,242 1,0.57 185 2.

958 915 43 604 541 63
666 619 47 638 516 122

11 10 40 36 'I

484 453 31 455 349 106

IS3 138 15 lOS 93 12

18 18 38 38

23-A-63/RGI/ND/96
 340

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IndustNI Catqory of M~n Wetters

Manufacturing, Processing,
Servicing and Repairs in
other than Household
Industry Constructions Trade and Commerce
Statel District! Totall V(b) VI VII
SI. TahslI/U.A. Rurall
No. City/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 40 41 42 43 45 46 47 48

Amritsar (M. Corp.) U 60,678 59,5i8 1,160 6,957 6,799 158 64,730 63,513 1,217

Amrltsar Cantt. (C.B.) U 21 .. 206 8 20 19 163 157 6

Jandiala (M.C.) U 1,093 1,089 4 102 102 1,451 1,442 9

l. Saba Sakala Tahsil T 3,469 3,265 20.. 1,166 1,165 4,358 4,107 251
R 3,128 2,925 203 1,098 1,097 3,720 3,472 248
U 341 340 68 68 638 635 1

'Rayya (N.A.C,) U 341 340 68 68 638 635 1

4. Tarn Taran Tahsil T 7,252 6,867 385 1,912 1,906 6 9,289 9,104 185
R 5,192 ",851 341 1,557 1,554 3 4,969 4,852 117
U 2,060 2,016 44 355 352 3 4,320 4,252 68

Taran Taran (M.C.) U 2,060 2,016 44 355 352 3 4,320 4,252 68

5. Patti Tahsil T 2,756 2,608 148 853 851 2 5,071 5,009 62

R 1,852 1,712 140 707 705 2 2,840 2,796 44
U 904 896 8 146 146 2,231 2,213 18

Patti (M.C.) u 645 640 5 117 117 1,519 1,502 17

8hikhiwind (C. T.) u 259 256 3 29 29 712 711

3. FlroIpur District T 26,218 25,]01 917 8,685 8,607 78 42,297 41,505 792
It 10,635 10,07] 562 ],821 ],808 13 1t,1l9 10,986 25]
U 15,583 15,228 355 4,864 4,799 65 ]1,058 ]0,519 5]9

1. Zira Tahsil T 4,624 4,344 280 1,333 1,331 2 6,041 5,983 58

R 3,314 3,057 257 1,075 1,074 1 3,106 3,068 38
U 1,310 1,287 23 258 257 2,935 2,915 20

Dharamkot U .A. U 276 275 83 82 659 655 4

(i) Dharamkot (M.C.) u 273 272 83 82 652 648 4

Houses O~tslde
(ii) 80 u 3 3 7 7
MC Limits (O.G.)

Ko[ ISf! Kh3n (C. T.) u 249 242 7 SO 50 550 546 4

lira U.A. U 785 770 15 125 125 1,726 1,714 12

(i) Zira (M.C,) u 774 759 15 124 124 1,721 1,709 12

(ii) Gadriwala on Zlra- U 11 11 5 5

Firozpur Road (O.G.)

2. Firozpur Tahsil T 6,317 6,170 147 3,969 3,912 57 14,489 14,064 425
R 2,426 2,334 92 1,437 1,431 6 3,376 3,212 164
U 3,891 3,836 55 2,532 2,481 51 11,113 10,852 261

Talwand; Bha; (M.C.) U 513 512 67 67 I,Ol5 1,001

Firozpur (M .C.) U 1,865 1,828 37 799 774 25 6,015 5,866 149

F;rozpur Cantt. (c.a.) u 1,010 994 16 1,601 1,575 26 2,962 2,887 75

Guru Harsahal (M.e.) U SOl 502 65 65 1,101 1,098

23-8-63/RGI/ND/96
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Industrial Category of Main Worlcers

Tra"sport, Storage
and Communications Other Services
VIII IX Marginal Worlcers Non-worlcers
SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons" Males Females Persons Males Females No.

49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

15,903 15,624 279 46,293 36,086 10,207 495,376 176,811 318,565

93 87 6 475 332 143 2,643 1,025 1,618

261 260 835 654 181 13,751 4,912 8,839

3,361 Y,351 10 9,743- 8,20B 1,535 31 30 171,780 59,039 112,741 3

3,231 3,221 10 8,440 7,015 1,.~25 31 30 165,607 56,767 108,840
130 130 1,303 1,193 110 6,173 2,272 3,901

130 130 (,303 1,193 110 6,173 2,272 3,901

4,678 4,660 18 17,015 14,833 2,182 8 8 346,003 1'18,013 227,990 4.

3,790 3,782 8 ; 12,776 11,468 1,308 8 8 312,691 105,882 206,809
888 878 10 i,239 3,365 874 33,312 12,131 21,181

888 878 10 4,239 3,365 874 33,312 12,131 21,181

2,238 2,234 4 13,291 12,417 874 41 6 35 208,914 70,136 138,778 5.

1,742 1,741 I 8,206 7,702 504 41 6 35 182,552 60,536 122,016
496 49'3 3 5,085 4,715 370 26,362 9,600 16,762

367 365 2 2,834 2,523 311 19,111 7,072 12,039

129 128 2,251 2,191 59 7,251 2,528 4,723

15,12.7 14,867 260 52,'147 45,999 6,948 %9,278 1,592 27,686 1,091,293 384,908 706,385
5,150 S,1l1 19 U,9I1 21,39S 1,516 %7,85] 1,297 26,556 818,41] 284,320 534,09]
'1,977 9,716 241 10,0]6 24,604 5,432 1,4%5 %95 1,IlO 272,880 100,588 172,2.92

2,274 2,260 14 7,372 6,343 1,029 3,417 173 3,244 236,652 80,669 155,983 I.
1,707 1,699 8 5,067 4,526 541 3,365 162 3,203 206,124 69,831 136,293
567 561 6 2,305 1,817 i88 52 II 41 30,528 10,838 19,690

142 142 600 500 100 8,487 2,936 5,551

126 126 585 490 95 8,013 2,768 5,245

16 16 15 10 5 474 168 306

82 82 395 326 69 5,386 2,039 3,H7

343 337 6 1,310 'I'll 319 51 \I 40 16,655 5,863 10,792

339 333 6 1,299 985 314 10 10 16,610 5,8 .... 10,766

4 II 6 5 41 II 30 45 19 26

7,271 7,052 219 21,839 18,633 3,206 7,486 404 7,082 370,638 130,667 239,971 2.
1,712 1,703 9 8,776 8,244 532 7,824 390 6,858 259,270 88,920 170,350
5,559 5,349 210 13,063 10,389 2,674 238 14 224 111,368 41,747 69,621

158 158 419 337 82 8 8 7,536 2,662 4,B74

2,541 2,459 82 8,231 6,573 1,658 224 13 211 55,595 21,137 3-4,458

2,665 2,538 127 3,778 2,967 811 4 4 40,657 15,239 25,418

195 194 635 512 123 .2 7,580 2,709 4,871

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Tota! population
(Indudlnc
INtltutionai Total population
No. of andhous8ess In the ace
Statel Districtl Totall occupied population) group ()..6
SI. TahsiI/U.A.I Rural/ Area In residential No. of
No. Gty/Town Urban sq. km. houses households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

J. Fazllka Tahsil T 1,560.36 63,688 71,161 411,084 216,554 194,530 77,401 40,776 36,625
R 1,550.18 51,558 57,203 329,948 173,064 156,884 63,273 33,161 30,112
U 10.18 12,130 13,958 81,136 43,490 37,646 14,128 7,615 6,513

jalalabad UA. u NA. 3,186 3,932 23,IOB 12,611 10,497 3,975 2,192 1,783

(i) jalalabad (M.C,) u 2.84 2,375 3,056 18,476 10,202 8,274 3,014 1,684 1,330

(ii) Extended area u NA. 811 876 4,632 2,409 2,223 961 508 453
Block No. 22 (O.G.)

Fazilka (M.C.) U 7.34 8,944 10,026 58,028 30,879 27,149 10,153 5,423 4,730

4. Abohar Tahsil T 1,170.90 49,792 51,302 315,019 168,280 146,739 56,801 30,508 26,299
R 1,154.83 33,015 33,245 207,856 110,405 97,451 38,425 20,578 17,8"17
U 23.07 16,717 18,057 107,163 57,875 49,288 18,382 9,930 8,452

Abohar (M.C,) U 23.07 16,777 18,057 107,163 57,875 49,288 18,382 9,930 8,452

4. Ludhla ... Diserlce T 3,857.00 419,757 427,984 2,471,594 1,340,039 1,131,555 387,357 206,265 181,092
R 3,659.81 198,976 "9,765 1,228,11 J 654,056 574,757 190,487 100,940 89,S"
U 197.19 220,781 228,219 1,242,711 685,98J 556,798 196,870 105,325 91,54!Ji

1. jagraon Tahsil T 1,119.70 65,293 65,833 401,450 211,168 190,282 61,682 32,401 29,281
R 1,089.57 53,224 53,330 327,453 172,486 154,967 49,888 26,138 23,750
U 30.13 12,069 12,503 73,997 38,682 35,315 11,194 6,263 5,531

Jagraon (M.C.) u 14.00 7,761 7,852 47,372 24,723 22,649 7,446 3,938 3,508

R.lkot (M.C.) u 10.65 3,348 3,472 21,061 11,025 10,036 3,489 1,866 1,623

Aka/ph (C. T.) u 5.48 860 1,179 5,564 2,934 2,630 859 159 400

2. ludhlana Tahsil T 1,460.57 269,650 276,558 1,540,694 -847,311 693,383 242,796 129,691 113,105
R 1,323.85 80,439 80,908 487,816 261,038 226,778 76,876 40,857 36,019
U 136.72 189,211 195,650 1,052,878 586,273 466,605 165,920 88,834 77,086

*Mullanpur Dakha (NA.C.) U 2.05 1,723 1,788 10,138 5,312 4,826 1,689 892 797

ludhiana (M. Corp.) u 134.67 187,488 193,862 1,042,740 580,961 461,779 164,231 87,942 76,289

J. Samrala Tahsil T 665.72 38,231 38,494 243,097 129,020 114,077 38,763 20,737 18,026
R 653.72 33,340 33,510 214,622 114,104 100,518 33,759 18,020 15,739
U 12.00 4,891 4,984 28,.U5 14,916 13,559 5,004 2,717 2,287

*Machhiwara (N.A.C,) U 3.00 2,383 2,391 13,554 7,066 6,488 2,502 1,373 1,129

Samrala U.A. U iliA 2,508 2,593 14,921 7,850 7,071 2,502 1,314 1,158

(i) Samrala (M.c.) U 9.00 2,389 2,474 14,287 7,516 6,711 2,358 1,264 1,094

(II) Razlgar Colony (O.G.) U NA. 119 119 634 334 300 I ... 80 64

4. Khanna Tahsil T 538.89 46,583 47,099 286,353 152,540 133,813 44,116 23,436 20,680
R 520.55 31,973 32,017 198,922 106,428 92,494 29,964 15,925 14,039
U 18.34 14,610 15,082 87,431 46,112 41,319 14,152 7,511 6,641

Doraha (M.c.) u 1.90 1,600 1,700 9,589 4,955 4,634 1,43 I 730 701
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Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates

SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

65,746 35,239 30,507 157,709 102,116 55,593 3.

51,3 .... 27,571 23,773 110,347 74,138 36,209
14,402 7,668 6,734 47,362 27,978 19,384

2,692 1,503 1,189 14,328 8,534 5,794

1,707 979 728 12,344 7,371 4,973

985 524 461 1,984 1,163 821

11,710 6,165 5,545 33,034 19,444 13,590

75,785 40,431 35,354 123,707 80,439 43,268 4.

56,025 29,994 2,603 66,515 46,005 20,510
19,760 10,437 9,323 57,192 34,434 22,758

19,760 10,437 9,323 57,192 34,434 22,758

611,399 329,007 282,392 1,403,640 821,670 581,970

4:14,038 2]3,0:16 201,002 65:1,609 :186,793 266,816
.77,:161 95,971 81,J90 750,OJ' 434,871 3'5,154

134,217 71,625 62,592 213,016 122,972 90,044 I.

110,683 59,169 51,514 168,774 98,455 70,319
23,534 12,456 11,078 44,242 24,517 19,725

14,219 7,557 6,662 28,788 15,81 I 12,977

7,792 4,106 3,686 11,748 6,597 5,151

1,523 793 730 3,706 2,109 1,597

305,017 164,769 140,248 898,901 527,870 371,031 2.

177,790 95,320 82,470 264,543 157,847 106,696
127,227 69,449 57,778 634,358 370,023 264,335

3,706 1,984 1,722 5,726 3,248 2,478

123,521 67,465 56,056 628,632 366,775 261,857

79,004 42,375 36,629 131,421 77,028 54,393 3.

70,402 37,814 32,588 114,586 67,504 47,082
8,602 4,561 4,041 16,835 9,524 7,31 I

4,287 2,292 1,995 7,383 4,155 3,228

4,315 2,269 2,046 9,452 5,369 4,083

3,738 1,968 1,770 9,234 5,217 4,017

577 301 276 218 152 66

93,161 50,238 42,923 160,302 93,800 66,502 "I.

75,163 40,733 34,430 105,706 62,987 42,719
17,998 9,505 8,493 54,596 30,813 23,783

1,004 507 497 6,482 3,553 2,929

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Industrial Cateeory of Main Workers

Tolal Main Workers Cultivators AcriculturaJ Labou~rs

State/District! Totall (!-IX) I II
SI. TahsiIlU.A.I RuraV
No. City/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

3. Fazilka Tahsil T 128,239 119,980 8,259 49,953 48,103 1,850 39,913 35,455 4,458
R 103,639 96,810 6,829 48,729 46,888 1,841 38,794 34,353 4,441
U 24,600 23,170 1,430 1,224 1,215 9 1,119 1,102 17

lalalabad U.A. U 7,255 6,871 384 501 496 528 52S 3

(i) lalalabad (M.C.) U 6,053 5,718 335 413 't09 4 169 168

(ii) Extended area U 1,202 1,153 49 88 87 359 357 2

Block No. 22 (O.G.)

Fazilka (M.c.) U 17,345 16,299 1,046 723 719 4 591 571 14

"I. Abohar Tahsil T 95,486 90,267 5,219 29,882 29,061 821 29,673 27,164 2,509
R 63,906 60,345 3,561 28,378 27,567 811 27,192 24,759 2,433
U 31,580 29,922 1,658 1,504 1,494 10 2,481 2,405 76

Abohar (M.C) u 31,580 29,922 1,658 1,504 1,494 10 2,481 2,405 76

Ludhllna District T 772,516 743,923 28,593 154,518 154,077 451 128,740 126,270 2,470
R. 111,559 361,835 9,724 145,789 145,419 370 104,830 102,670 2,160
U 400,957 382,088 18,869 8,719 8,658 81 2l,910 2l,600 JIO

1. lagraon Tahsil T 119,785 115,780 4,005 47,608 47,'t07 201 .32,365 31,'H9 886
R 98,740 95,901 2,839 45,345 45,155 190 29,847 28,980 867
U 21,045 19,879 1,166 2,263 2,252 II - 2,518 2,499 19

lagraon (M.C.) u 13,527 12,758 769

t)
1,122 1,112 10 1,429 1,416 13

Raikot (M.C,) u 5,991 5,655 336 1,000 999 947 942 5

Aka/gar/, Ie. T.) u 1,527 1,466 61 141 I'll 142 141

2. Ludhiana Tahsil ,. T 494,748 475,178 ' 19,570 55,909 55,781 128 57,713 56,800 813
R 148,531 144,409 4,122 50,7H 50,677 67 40,622 39,903 719
U 346,217 330,769 15,H8 5,165 5,104 61 17,091 16,897 194

*Mullanpur Dakha (N .A.c.) u 2,858 2,722 136 621 621 343 343

Ludhiana (M. Corp.) u 343,359 328,047 15,312 4,544 4,483 61 16,748 16,554 194

3. Samrala Tahsil T 12,045 70,140 1,905 28,220 28,187 33 18,938 18,620 318
R 63,870 62,546 1,324 27,462 27,434 28 17,097 16,852 245
U 8,175 7,594 581 758 753 5 1,841 1,768 73

*Machhiwm (N.A.c') u 3,833 3,576 257 't05 4Q5 1,185 1,120 65

Samrala U.A. u 4,342 4,018 324 353 348

. S 656 648 8

(i) Samrala (M.e.) u 4,191 3,868 323 353 348 5 5J4 527 7

(ii) Bazigar Colony (O.G.) U 151 150 122 121

4. Khanna Tahsil T 85,938 82,825 3,113 22,791 22,702 89 19,724 19,371 353
R 60,418 58,979 1,439 22,238 22,153 8S 17,264 16,935 329
U 25,520 23,846 1,674 553 549 4 2,460 2,436 24

Dorah. (M .C) U 2,727 2,490 237 48 48 154 154

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CENSUS ABSTRACT
'J
Industrial Cateaory of Main Workers

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturing, Processing,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and 5e!vIdne and RepaIrs In
and allied activities Quarrylna Household Industry
III IV V (al
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Pel'lOllS Males .... Females No•

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

915 898 17 10 10 1,194 1,065 129 3.

671 663 8 8 8 827 754 73
244 235 9 2 2 367 311 56

67 65 2 115 106 9

56 54 2 102 93 9
II II 13 13

177 170 7 2 2 252 205 47

897 878 19 3 3 1,540 1,423 1\7 4.

455 454 I 731 664 67
442 424 18 3 3 809 759 50

442 424 18 3 3 809 759 SO

11,148 10,207 941 2 2 1,742 1,266 476
3,790 ],540 250 2 2 2,458 2,202 256
7,]58 6,667 691 1,284 1,064 220

810 671 139 5J2 443 89 I.

544 465 79 281 258 23
266 206 60 251 185 66

136 127 9 139 102 37

122 71 51 105 76 29

8 8 7 7

8,860 8,155 70S 2 2 1,934 1,693 241 2.

2,065 1,972 93 2 2 1,281 1,115 166
6,795 6,183 612 653 578 75 ..

13 13 3 3

6,782 6,170 612 650 575 75

686 632 54 575 532 43 l.

620 575 45 512 480 32
66 57 9 63 52 11

28 20 8 58 47 II

38 37 5 5

38 37 5 5

792 749 43 701 598 10J 4.

561 528 JJ 384 349 35
231 221 10 317 249 68

45 43 2 152 137 15
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DISTRICT PRIMARY
Industrial Category of Main WOrXers

Manufacturing, Processing,
Servicing and Repairs in
other than Household
Industry Constructions Trade and Commerce
State/Districtl Totall V(b) VI VII
51. Tahsil/ U.A. Rurall
No. City/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 40 41 42 43 45 46 47 48

3. Fazilka Tahsil T 6,255 6,078 177 2,037 2,022 15 10,946 10,783 163
II. 3,251 3,134 111 1,006 1,000 6 3,308 3,271 37
U 3,004 2,944 60 1,031 1,022 9 7,638 7,512 126

Jalalabad U.A. U 649 647 2 137 132 5 2,135 2,129 6

(i) )alalabad (M.C) U 590 588 2 III 106 5 1,868 1,864 4

(ii) Extended area U 59 59 26 26 267 265 2

Block No. 22 (O.G.)

Fazilka (M.C) U 2,355 2,297 58 894 ,890 4 S,503 5,383 120

4. Abohar Tahsil T 9,022 8,709 313 1,346 1,342 4 10,821 10,675 146
II. 1,644 1,548 96 303 303 1,449 1,435 14
U 7,378 7,161 217 1,043 1,039 4 9,372 9,240 132

Abohar (M.C) u 7,378 7,161 211 1,043 1,039 4 9,372 9,240 132

4. Ludhlal\a Dlmlct T 195,190 191,114 3,656 29,J46 29,059 281 105,118 IOJ,5%1 1,196
R 32,845 31,773 1,07.2 5,549 5,528 21 17,609 17,2]J 376
U 162,545 159,961 2,584 2.3,797 U,5Jl 266 87,709 86,289 1,420

I. )agraon Tahsil T 7,042 6,779 263 2,159 2,152 7 9,494 9,404 90

R 4,167 3,929 238 1,276 1,274 2 3,096 3,056 40
U 2,875 2,850 25 883 878 5 6,398 6,348 50

Jagraon (M .C.) u 2,087 2,073 14 678 673 5 4,400 4,368 32

Raikot (M.C) U 698 689 9 149 149 1,693 1,678 15

AkJ/garh (c. T.) U 90 88 2 ~6 56 305 302 3

2. ludhiana Tahsil T 171,647 168,672 2,975 23,903 23,638 265 79,551 78,158 1,393
R 18,652 18,014 548 2,186 2,175 11 8,392 8,221 171
U 153,085 150,658 2,421 21,717 21,463 254 71,159 69,937 1,222

'Mullanpur Dakha (N.A.C) U 304 300 32 32 866 850 16

ludhiana (H. Corp.) u 152,781 150,352 2,423 21,685 21,431 254 70,293 69,087 1,206

3. Sal11rala Tahsil T 5,632 5,411 221 1,272 1,270 2 5,064 4,956 108
II. 4,555 4,365 190 1,065 1,063 2 2,989 2,906 83
U 1,077 1,046 31 207 207 2,075 2,050 25

'Machhiwara (N.A.C.) U 365 359 6 90 90 861 854 7

Sal11ral. U.A. u 712 687 25 117 117 1,214 1,196 18

(i) Samrala (M.C) U 708 683 2S 117 117 1,211 1,193 18

(ii) Sazigar Colony (O.G.) U 3 3

4. Khanna Tahsil T 11,069 10,872 197 2,012 1,999 13 11,209 11,004 205
II. 5,561 5,465 96 1,022 1,016 6 3,132 3,050 82
U 5,508 5,407 101 990 983 7 8,077 7,9S4 123

Daraha (M.C) U 496 484 12 62 61 806 794 12

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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Wor1cers

Transport, Storage
and Communications Other Sel'\<lces
VIII IX Marginal Wor1cers Non-wor1cers
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

49 50 51 52 53 55 56 57 58 59 60

2,820 2,801 19 14,196 12,765 1,431 10,893 665 10,228 271,952 95,909 176,043 l.
1,096 1,094 2 5,949 5,645 304 10,-474 539 9,935 215,835 75,715 140,120
1,724 1,707 17 8,247 7,120 1,127 419 126 293 56,117 20,194 35,923

395 394 2,128 2,377 351 11 11 15,842 5,729 10,113

276 275 2,468 2,161 307 11 11 12,412 4,473 1,939

119 1:9 260 216 3,430 1,256 2,174

1,329 1,313 16 5,519 4,743 776 408 115 293 40,275 14,-465 25,810

2,762 2,754 8 9,540 8,258 1,282 7,-482 . 350 7,132 212,051 77,663 134,388 4.
635 635 3,119 2,980 139 6,766 206 6,560 Il7,184 49,854 87,330
2,127 2,119 8 6,421 5,278 1,143 716 1,,\,,\ 572 7't,867 27,809 41,058

2,127 2,119 8 6,421 5,278 1,143 716 144 572 74,867 27,809 47,058

40,693 40,306 387 103,609 85,480 18,129 10 \I 1,699,068 596,115 1,102,953

15,173 15,098 7S 43,514 38,370 5,144 10 \I 857,244 292,220 565,024
25,520 25,208 312 60,095 47,110 12,985 &4',824 303,895 537,929

4,617 4,591 26 15,158 12,854 2,304 281,665 95,388 186,277 I.

3,250 3,234 16 10,934 9,550 1,384 228,713 76,585 152,128
1,367 1,357 10 4,224 3,30-4 920 52,952 18,803 34,149

936 930 6 2,600 1,957 6'13 33,845 11,965 21,880

366 362 4 911 689 222 15,070 5,370 9,700

65 65 713 658 55 4,037 1,468 2,569

28,016 27,768 lOB 67,153 54,511 12,642 1,0-45,946 372, III 673,81l 2.
6,522 6,489 33 18,155 15,841 2,314 339,285 116,629 222,656
21,5504 21,279 275 48,998 38,670 10,328 706,661 255,504 451, I 57

170 168 2 506 392 114 7,280 2,590 4,690

21,384 21,111 273 48,492 38,278 10,214 699,381 252,914 446,467

2,986 2,965 21 B,672 7,567 1,105 171,052 58,880 112,112 l.

2,519 2,506 13 7,051 6,365 686 150,752 51,558 99,194
467 459 8 1,621 1,202 "119 20,300 7,322 12,978

227 223 4 614 458 156 9,721 3,490 6,231

240 236 4 1007 744 263 10,579 3,832 6,7't7

240 236 4 985 122 263 10,096 3,648 6,448

22 22 -483 184 299

5,014 4,982 32 12,626 10,5048 2,078 10 9 200,405 69,714 130,691 4.

2,882 2,869 13 7,374 6,614 760 10 9 138,-49-4 47,448 91,046
2,132 2,113 19 5,252 3,934 1,318 61,911 22,266 39,645

174 174 790 595 195 6,862 2,465 4,397

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Tota! population
(induding
institutional Tota! population
No. of and houseles5 in the age
StatelDistrictl Totall occupied population) group ().6
51. TahsilIU.A.f RuraV Area in residential No. of
No. Gty/Town Urban sq. kin. hou~ households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

Payal (M.e.) u 0.42 961 980 5,852 3,063 2,789 991 520 471
u
Khanna (M.C.) U 16.02 12,049 12,402 71,990 38,094 33,896 11,730 6,261 '5,469

5. Jat.ndhar District T l,401.00 337,681 :148,018 2,026,787 1,067,093 959,694 305,015 161,580 143,435
R l,255.21 21,673 219,884 1,297,985 680,520 617,465 196,308 IOl,81l 92,"95
U 145.79 122,008 128,1:14 728,802 386,573 342,229 108,707 57,767 50,940

I. Nawanshahr Tahsil T 774.66 62,357 64,402 378,833 198,484 1BO,H9 S7,OB7 30,137 26,950
R 758.39 52,461 54,380 320,386 167,9'45 152,"41 48,239 25,512 22,727
U 16.27 9,B96 10,022 58,H7 30,539 27,908 B,848 4,625 4,223

Banga (M .C.) U 1.50 2,956 3,030 17,721 9,227 8,494 2,691 1,338 1,353

Nawanshahr (M.e.) U 9.59 5,142 5,194 29,955 15,630 14,325 ","37 2,397 2,040

Rahon (M.C.) u 5.18 1,798 1,798 10,771 5,682 5,089 1,720 890 830

2. Phillaur Tahsil T 748.54 57,970 58,111 3'43,2-47 IBI,118 162,129 51,093 26,980 24,113
R 739.39 51,000 51,06'4 300,'43'4 158,0'47 1'42,387 44,920 23,759 21,161
U 9.15 6,970 7,047 42,8 I} 23,071 19,742 6,173 3,221 2,952

Goraya (N .A.C) u 2.65 1,900 1,914 10,70B 5,555 5,153 1,629 843 786

Phillaur (M.C.) u 0.75 3,304 3,335 20,956 11,701 9,255 2,BSB 1,465 1,393

Nurmahal (M.e.) U 5.75 1,766 1,798 11,149 5,815 5,334 1,686 913 773

l. Nakodar Tahsil T B81.85 49,373 51,533 315,910 166,122 149,788 49,36" 26,221 23,lil
R 875.25 43,072 45,206. 277,186 145,51'4 131,612 43,297 22,960 20,337
R 6.60 6,301 6,327 38,724 20,548 lB,176 6,067 3,261 2,806

Nakodar (M .C.) U 3.60 '4,593 '4,615 ,2B,47B 15,184 13,29" 4,328 2,31B 2,010

·Shahkot (N.A.C) U 3.00 1,708 1,712 \,0 10,2'46 5,364 4,882 1,739 943 796

4. Jalandhar Tahsil T 1,008.51 167,981 173,972 988,797 521,369 467,"28 147,471 78,242 69,229
R 894.74 69,140 69,234 399,979 20B,954 191,025 59,852 31,5B2 28,270
U 113.77 98,8"1 104,73B 588,818 312,415 276,403 87,619 46,660 40,959

Jalandhar (M.Corp.) u BO.41 B3,B10 B9,660 509,510 272,472 237,038 74,839 39,911 34,92B

Jalandhar Cantt. (C.B.) u 15.21 6,270 6,277 31,520 15,313 16,207 5,204 2,760 2,444

Adampur (M.C.) U 8.20 3,303 3,313 15,331 7,5"1 7,790 2,640 1,405 1,235

Alawalpur (M.C.) U 1.00 1,152 I, I 52 6,468 3,377 3,091 1,006 520 4B6

·Bhogpur (C.T.) U 3.00 834 837 4,896 2,603 2,293 659 364 295

Kartarpur (M .c.) u 5.95 3,472 3,499 21,093 11,109 9,984 3,271 1,700 1,571

6. Kapurthala District T 1,6]].00 IOB,408 I I I,JS4 646,647 nl,030 305,617 103,240 54,946 42,294
R 1,556.00 79,811 81,408 480,042 251,299 228,743 77,860 41,521 36,]]9
U 77.00 28,597 29,946 166,605 89,731 76,874 25,380 1l,425 11,955

I. Kapurthala Tahsil T 909.95 58,146 59,388 346,107 1BI,354 164,753 56,064 29,943 26,121
R 853.95 47,108 "7,787 281,540 146,1'43 134,797 46,154 2'4,667 21,'487
U 56.00 11,038 11,601 64,567 34,611 29,956 9,910 5,276 '4,634

Kapurthala (M .c.) u 56.00 11,038 11,601 64,567 34,611 29,956 9,910 5,276 4,634
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Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes lfterates

SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Ftmales Persons Males Females No.

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

2,285 1,229 1,056 3,182 1,821 1,361

4,709 7,769 6,940 44,932 25,439 19,493

792,09' 420,607 371,491 1,17',537 677,935 500,602

578,454 ]06,150 211,604 704,973 "11,439 293,534
213,644 11],751 99,117 473,564 266,496 207,061

162,907 86,655 76,252 213,155 124,084 89,071 1.

142,660 75,981 66,679 176,233 103,232 73,001
20,247 10,674 9,573 36,922 20,852 16,070

6,517 3,396 3,121 11,286 6,432 4,854

9,152 4,822 4,330 19,645 10,970 8,675

4,578 2,456 2,122 5,991 3,450 2,541

152,279 80,998 71,281 189,160 109,687 79,473 2.

137,779 73,195 64,584 162,033 9l,709 68,324
14,500 7,803 6,697 27,127 15,978 11,149

2,494 1,271 1,223 6,763 3,815 2,9~8

8,109 4,453 3,656 13,417 8,303 5,17+

3,897 2,079 1,818 6,887 3,860 3,027

113,709 60,314 53,395 161,583 94,951 66,632 3.

101,466 53,869 47,597 137,350 81,011 56,339
12,243 6,445 5,798 24,233 13,940 10,293

9,938 5,219 4,719 18,029 10,484 7,545

2,305 1,226 1,079 6,204 3,456 2,748

363,203 192,640 170,563 614,639 349,213 265,426 4.

196,549 103,805 92,744 229,357 133,487 95,870
166,654 88,835 17,819 385,282 215,726 169,556

140,696 75,204 65,492 334,386 188,552 145,834

6,200 3,224 2,976 21,004 10,679 10,325

5,289 2,742 2,547 10,242 5,285 4,957

3,7"5 1,980 1,765 4,052 2,319 1,733

1,469 797 672 3,476 1,978 1,498

9,255 4,888 4,367 12,122 6,913 5,209

190,.... 100,931 89,553 344,009 200,341 143,668

152,213 10,531 71,612 236,897 UI,693 91,204
JI,27 I 20,400 17,.71 107,112 61,641 45,464

89,559 47,266 42,293 180,128 104,387 75,741 1-

75,808 39,986 35,822 138,799 80,775 58,024
13,751 7,280 6,471 41,329 23,612 17,717

13,751 7,280 6,471 41,329 23,612 17,117

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Industrial Cate(Oli' of Main Woricers

Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

Statel District! TotaV (I·IX) I II
51. Tahsil/U.A.I Rural!
No. City/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males F~males Persons Males Females

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Payal (M.C,) u 1,691 1,615 76 254 253 505 495 10

Khanna (M.C,) u 21,102 19,741 1,361 251 248 3 1.801 1,787 14

5. JoIloIndhar District T 594.377 564,009 30.368 134.492 133,330 1.162 131,917 125,014 6,903
R 379,259 364,563 14.696 129.294 128,336 958 119,806 11,3429 6,377
U 215,118 199,446 15.672 5.198 4,994 204 12,111 11,585 526

I. Nawanshahr. Tahsil T 108,329 104,206 4,123 35,425 35,118 307 32,999 31,926 1,073
R 91,478 88,833 2.645 34,091 33,928 163 29,802 28,963 839
U 16,851 15,373 1,478 1.334 1,190 144 3,197 2,963 234

Banga (M.C.) U 5,019 4,702 317 304 304 1,000 993 7

Nawanshahr (M.C.) U 8,848 7,861 987 584 440 144 1,138 989 149

Rahon (M.C) U 2,98" 2,810 174 446 446 1,059 981 78

2. Phillaur Tahsil T 102,353 99,188 3,165 30,219 30,088 131 27,222 26,708 514
R 88,791 86,428 2.363 29,629 29,502 127 25,562 25,074 188
U 13,562 12,760 802 590 586 4 1,660 1,634 26

Goraya (N.A.c.) U 3,253 3,098 155 130 130 343 342

Phlllaur (M.C,) U 7,213 6,710 503 265 263 2 52~ 505 20

Nurmahal (M.C.) U 3,096 2,952 144 195 193 2 792 787 5

3. Nakodar Tahsil T 95,534 91,727 3.807 35,089 34,958 131 :t8,363 26,649 1,711
R 83,811 80,829 3.012 34,609 34,481 128 27,190 25,532 1,658
R 11,693 10,898 795 480 477 3 1,173 1,117 56

Nakodar (M.C.) U 8,858 8,262 596 340 337 3 986 942 44

·Shahkot (N .A.q U 2,835 2,636 199 140 140 187 175 12

4. Jalandhar Tahsil T 288,161 268,888 19,273 33,759 33,166 593 43,333 39,731 3,602
R 115,149 108,473 6,676 30,965 30,425 540 37,252 33,860 3,392
U 173,012 160,415 12,597 2,794 2,741 53 6,081 5,817 210

Jalandhar (M .Corp.) u 153,755 142,492 11,263 2,160 2,111 49 4,625 4,461 164

Jalandhar Cantt. (C.B.) u 6,678 6,OSS 623 10 10 12 12

Adampur (M.C.) u 3,454 3,158 296 113 140 3 329 328

Alawalpur (M.C.) U 1,839 1,751 88 167 167 615 593 22

·Bhogpur (C.T.) u 1,301 1.227 74 102 102 171 170

Kartarpur (M.C,) u 5,985 5,732 253 212 211 329 307 22

6. Kapurthala District T 194.439 I Bl,886 10.553 60,761 59,403 1,358 40,761 37,836 2,925
R 143,119 136.457 6,762- 58,953 57,653 I,JOG 37,612. 34.823 2.,789
U 51.220 47,429 3,791 1,808 1,750 58 3,149 3,013 IJ6

I. Kapurthala Tahsll T 103,283 97,044 6,239 35,566 34,784 • 782 23,458 21,433 2,025
R 83,694 79,403 4,291 34,622 33,896 726 22,109 20,166 1,943
U 19,589 17,641 1,948 944 888 56 1,349 1,267 82

Kapurthala (M.C.) U 19,589 17,641 1,948 944 888 56 1,349 1,267 82

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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Wotters

livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturlnc, Processing,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Servicing and Repairs In
and allied activities Quarrying Household Industry
III IV V (a)
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

31 32 33 H 35 36 37 38 39

6 6 15 14

180 112 8 ISO 98 52

l,571 l,ll7 254 19 19 18,]97 16,911 1,486

2,112 1,975 1]7 ] ] 7,875 7,201 674
1,459 l,l42 117 16 16 10,522 9,710 812

549 525 24 3 3 2,570 2,357 213 1.

463 '142 21 2,055 1,899 156
86 83 3 3 3 SIS 458 57

20 18 2 92 76 16

51 50 21' 208 33

IS 15 182 174 8

668 602 66 2 2 3,607 3,319 288 2.

572 515 57 2,869 2,604 265
96 87 9 2 2 738 715 23

17 IS 2 151 146 5
69 62 7 2 2 497 485 12

10 10 90 84 6

473 437 36 3 1,796 1,670 126 J.

417 381 36 3 1,478 1,368 110
56 56 318 302 16

37 37 279 271 8

19 19 39 31 8

1,881 1,753 128 11 11 10,424 9,565 859 4.

660 637 23 1,473 1,330 143
1,221 1,116 105 11 11 8,951 8,235 716

984 900 84 10 10 6,995 6,328 667

157 139 18 233 228

21 21 360 343 17

7 7 31 28 3

4 72 68 4

47 45 2 1,260 1,240 20

I,2l6 1,166 70 2 2 2,756 2,414 l42

8J4 789 45 2 2 1,86J 1,659 204
402 l77 25 891 755 138

591 577 14 2 2 1,250 1,084 166 I.

432 425 7 2 2 1,008 880 128
159 152 7 242 204 38

159 152 7 242 204 38

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DlnRlCT PRIMARY
Indwtrllll Catecory of Haln Workers

Hanufacturinl, Processlne,
SeMdnr and Repairs '"
other than Household
Indwtry ConstructIons Trade and Commerce
5tate/Districtl Total/ V(b) VI VII
Sl. TahsiIfU.A. Rurall
No. City/Town Urban Persons Hates Females Hales Females Persons Hales Females

2 3 40 41 42 43 44 45 47 48

Payal (M.C) u 171 164 7 66 65 298 291 7

Khanna (M.C.) U 4,8'11 4,759 82 862 857 5 6,973 6,869 104

5. Jalal1dhar Dlsul.t T 84,U4 81,2.18 1,896 18,19. 18,042 149 71,759 75,852. 1,907
R ]4,991 J4,'64 82.7 10,451 10,423 21 21,376 20,ln 493
U 49,'2] 48,054 ',069 7,740 7,619 '2' 56,le3 54,'" ',4'"
I. Nawanshahr Tahsil T 7,795 7,682 113 2,906 2,885 21 9,260 9,140 120
R 5,977 5,881 96 2,461 2,446 15 4,600 4,531 69
U 1,818 ',801 17 445 439 6 4,660 4,609 51

Banga (M.C.) U 434 434 149 149 1418 1,471 7

Nawanshahr (M .c.) u 1,202 1,185 11 240 234 6 2,127 2,683 44

Rahon (H.e.) U 182 182 S6 56 455 455

2. Phillaur Tahsil T 12,887 12,668 219 3,393 3,]42. 51 8,445 8,284 .61
R 10,516 10,321 195 2,859 2,854 5 5,576 5,467 109
U 2,371 2,347 24 534 488 46 2,869 2,817 52

Goraya (N.A.C.) u 1,040 1.032 8 64 64 790 778 12

Phillaur (M.C) u 921 906 IS 321 276 45 1,275 1,242 33

Nurmahal (M.C.) u 410 409 149 148 804 797 1

3. Nakodar Tahsil T 6,461 6,341 120 2,354 2,349 5 7,615 7,516 99
R 4,574 4,488 86 1,993 1,992 4,143 4,076 61
R 1,887 1,853 14 361 357 4 3,472 3,440 • 32

Nakodar (M.c.) u 1,554 1,521 33 226 223 3 2,386 2,365 21

* Shahkot (N.A.C) u 333 332 135 134 1,086 1,075 II

4. Jalandhar Tahsil T 56,971 55,521 1,4"" 9,338 9,466 72 52,439 50,912 1,521
R 13,924 13,474 450 3,138 3,131 7 7,057 6,809 248
U 43,047 42,053 994 6,400 6,335 65 45,382 44,103 1,219

Jalandhar (M.Corp.) u 39,871 38,896 975 5,617 5,555 62 <40,665 39,468 1,191
Jalandhar Cantt. (C.B.) u 800 790 10 238 236 2 2,240 2,192 48

Adampur (M.C.) u 342 341 140 139 711 699 12

Alawalpur (M.C) u 269 269 50 SO 295 286 9

*Bhogpur (e. T.) u 178 177 21 21 441 438 3

Kartarpur (M.C) u 1,587 1,580 7 314 334 1,030 1,020 10

6. Kilpurthll. District T 19,170 28,619 SSI 5,216 S,020 206 19,'71 I9,J66 Sit
R 14,20] 13,874 ]19 ],604 ],430 174 7,]OS 7,110 18S
U 14,967 14,745 212 1,621 1,590 ]I '2,573 '2,246 327

I. Kapul'thala Tahsil T 11,7ll 11,372 359 2,593 2,413 180 ',798 8,518 280
R S,566 8,305 261 1,957 1,186 171 4,163 4,060 10J
U 3,165 3,067 98 636 627 9 4,635 4,458 177

Kapul'thala (M.C) U J,165 3,067 98 636 627 9 4,635 4,458 177

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CENSUS ABSTRACT
Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transpon, Storage
and Communkatlons Other Services
VIII IX Marginal Workers Non-workers
SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

56 56 320 271 47 4,161 1,448 2,713

1,902 1,883 19 4,142 3,068 1,074 50,888 18,353 32,535
27,929 27,434 459 97,988 81,872 16,116 12,160 1,079 11,681 1419,650 502,005 911,645
13,184 13,102 82 40,167 35,047 5,120 11,627 841 10,786 907,099 315,116 591,983
14,745 14,332 413 51,821 46,825 10,996 1,133 238 895 512,551 186,889 325,662
4,008 3,983 25 12,814 10,587 2,227 2,398 143 2,255 268,106 94,135 173,971 1.
3,047 3,037 10 8,982 1,706 1,276 2,381 136 2,245 226,527 78,976 147,551
961 946 IS 3,832 2,881 951 17 7 10 41,579 15,159 26,420
262 260 2 1,279 996 283 12,702 4,525 8,177
590 581 9 2,074 1,490 584 17 7 10 21,090 7,762 13,328
109 105 4 479 395 84 7,787 2,872 4,915
3,297 3,272 25 12,613 10,903 1,710 1,836 279 1,557 239,058 81,651 157,407 2.
2,735 2,720 IS 8,473 7,371 1,102 1,787 260 1,527 209,856 71,359 138..~97
562 552 10 4,140 3,532 608 49 19 10 29,202 10,292 18,910
180 176 "I 538 415 123 2 2 7,453 2,455 4,998
283 280 3 3,055 2,689 366 4 1 13,739 4,990 8,749
99 96 3 547 428 119 43 16 27 8,010 2,847 5,163
3,022 3,002 20 10,358 8,802 1,556 2,665 276 2,389 217,711 74,119 143,592 3.
2,410 2,397 13 7,024 6,111 913 2,639 274 2,365 190,706 64,471 126,235
612 60S 7 3,334 2,691 643 26 2 24 27,005 9,648 17,357
'ISS 449 6 2,595 2,117 478 22 2 20 19,598 6,920 12,678
157 156 739 574 165 4 4 7,407 2,728 4,679
17,602 17,177 425 62,203 51,580 10,623 5,861 381 5,480 69",775 252,100 442,675 4.
4,992 4,948 44 15,688 13,859 1,829 4,820 171 4,649 280,010 100,310 179,700
12,610 12,229 381 46,515 37,721 8,794 , 1,041 210 831 414,765 151,790 262,975
11,804 11,449 355 41,024 33,114 7,710 521 162 359 355,234 129,818 225,416
261 247 14 2,727 2,201 526 2",842 9,258 15,584
170 167 3 1,237 979 258 8 6 2 11,869 4,377 7,492
96 95 309 256 53 4,629 1,626 3,003
247 183 64 495 40 "'55 3,100 l,ll6 1,764
215 207 8 971 788 183 17 2 IS 15,091 5,375 9,716
6,234 6,137 91 28,415 ZJ,9ZJ 4,492 1,445 419 7,026 444,163 156,125 288,Ol8
3,581 3,564 11 15,262 13,543 1,719 7,271 382 6,895 129,546 114,460 215,086
2,653 2,573 80 13, I 53 10,180 2,773 168 37 131 115,217 41.265 72,952

3,280 3,205 75 16,014 13,656 2,358 6,672 31J 6,361 236,152 83,999 152,153 I.
2,078 2,066 12 8,757 7,817 940 6,570 304 6,266 191,276 67,036 124,240
1,202 1,139 63 7,257 5,839 1,418 102 7 95 44,876 16,963 27,913

1,202 1,139 61 7,257 5,839 1,418 102 7 95 44,876 16,963 27,913

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DlmlCT PRIMARY

Tolal population
(indudinl
institutional Total population
No. of and houseless in the ap
State! District! Totall occupied population) sroup 0-6
51. TahsiI/U.AJ Rurall Area in residential No. of
No. City/Town Urban sq. km. houses households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

2. Sultanpur Lodhi Tahsil T 451.02 16,143 16,949 103,139 54,324 48,815 17,043 9,142 7,901
R 446.02 13,647 14,428 89,417 "17,096 42,321 14,746 7,898 6,848
U 5.00 2,496 2,521 13,722 7,228 6,494 2,297 1,244 1,053

Suitanpur (M.C.) U 5.00 2,496 2,521 13,722 7,228 6,494 2,297 1,244 1,053

3. Phagwara Tahsil T 304.46 34,119 35,017 197,401 105,352 92,049 30,133 15,861 14,272
R 288.46 19,056 19,193 109,085 57,460 51,625 16,960 8,956 8,004
U 16.00 15;063 15,824 88,316 "17,892 40,424 13,173 6,905 6,268

Phagwara U.A. u N.A 15,063 15,824 88,316 47,892 40,424 13,173 6,905 6,268

(i) Phagwara (M.C.) U 16.00 14,202 14,884 83,163 45,060 38,103 12,280 6,469 5,811

(iiI Mohalla u N.A. 453 525 2,697 1,517 1,180 469 226 243
Gobindpura (O.G.)

(iii) Kot Rani (O.G.) u N.A. 408 415 2,456 1,315 1,141 424 210 214

7. Hoshlarpur District T 3881.00 254,761 258,718 1,455,028 758,125 696,903 224,169 118,773 105,396
R 3799.21 215,455 218,044 1,232,890 610,566 592,l24 190,849 100,980 89,869
U 81.79 39,308 40,674 222,138 117,559 104,579 n,l20 17,793 15,527

I. Dasua Tahsil T 1247.43 88,552 89,715 504,568 256,805 247,763 78,675 41,972 36,703
R 1200.94 75,183 76,062 432,239 218,868 213,371 67,483 35,975 31,508
U 46.49 13,369 13,653 72,329 37,937 34,392 11,192 5,997 5,195

Mukerian (M.C.) u 2.59 2,382 2,935 17,813 9,131 8,682 2,977 1,642 1,335

Talwara (C.T.) u 10.90 3,998 4,119 17,379 9,450 7,929 2,444 1,329 1,115

DasU.A. (M.c.) u 16.00 3,225 3,271 18,351 9,670 8,681 2,903 1,529 1,372

Urmar Tanda (M.C.) u 17.00 3,264 3,32E 18,786 9,686 9,100 2,868 1,497 1,371

2. Hoshiarpur Tahsil T 1344.20 88,439 90,374 510,062 269,173 240,889 77,168 40,885 36,283
R 1313.90 6i,206 65,405 372,014 I 95,6n 176,322 56,848 30,060 26,788
U 30.30 24,233 24,969 138,048 73,481 64,567 20,320 10,825 9,495

Garhdiwaia (M.c.) u 0.62 959 975 5,159 2,733 2,426 738 414 324

Hariana (M.C.) u 1.29 1,188 1,209 6,473 3,409 3,064 981 523 458

Hoshlarpur (M.C.) u 28.21 21,433 22,102 122,705 65,378 57,327 17,915 9,537 8,438

Sharnchaurasl (M.C.) u 0.18 653 683 3,711 1,961 1,750 626 351 275

3. Garhshankar Tahsil T 811.30 50,103 50,862 284,631 149,206 135,425 43,725 23,062 20,663
R 806.30 48,397 48,810 272,870 113,065 129,805 41,917 22,091 19,826
U 5.00 1,706 2,052 11,761 6,141 5,620 1,808 971 837

Garhshankar (M.C.) u 5.00 1,706 2,052 11,761 6,141 5,620 1,808 971 837

4. 8alachaur Tahsil T 509.60 27,669 27,767 155,767 82,941 72,826 24,601 12,854 11,747
R 509.60 27,669 27,767 155,767 82,941 72,826 24,601 12,854 11,747
U
 355

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Trfbes Literates

51,
Persons

13
Males

14
Females

15
Persons

16
Males

17
Females

18
Persons

19
Males

20
Females

21
._--
No.

27,054 14,340 12,714 46,790 27,757 19,033 2.

25,182 13,370 11,812 38,593 23,141 15,452
1,872 970 902 8,197 4,616 3,581

1,872 970 902 8,197 4,616 3,581

73,871 39,325 34,546 117,091 68,197 48,894 3.

51,223 27,175 24,048 59,505 34,777 24,728
22,648 12,150 10,498 57,586 33,420 24,166

22,648 12,150 10,498 57,586 33,420 24,166

19,495 10,485 9,010 54,877 31,724 23,153

1,564 830 734 1,405 917 488

1,589 815 754 1,304 779 525

4B4,876 255,946 228,930 870,738 507,058 363,680

428,681 226,177 202,504 721,262 422,649 298,613
56,195 29,769 26,426 149,.76 84,409 65,067

124,372 64,664 59,708 303,590 169,641 133,.949 I.

107,767 55,980 51,787 255,226 142,675 112,551
16,605 8,684 7,921 48,364 26,966 21,398

3,464 1,762 1,702 11,231 6,145 5,086

3,737 2,048 1,689 13,075 7,419 5,656

3,864 2,013 1,851 11,640 6,520 5,1.70

5,540 2,861 2,679 12,418 6,882 5,536

203,735 107,485 96,250 324,842 189,240 135,602 2.

168,568 88,753 79,815 231,174 135,997 95.177
35,167 18,732 16,435 93,668 53,243 40,425

1,326 698 628 3,486 1,996 1,490

1,780 953 827 4,245 2,427 1,818

29,750 15,841 13,909 83,801 47,593 36,208

2,31 I 1,240 1,071 2,136 1,227 909

I I 1,779 59,483 52,296 164,091 97,729 66,362 3.

107,356 57,130 50,226 156,647 93,529 63, 118
4,423 2,353 2,070 7,444 4,200 3,244

4,423 2,353 2,070 7,444 4,200 3,244

44,990 24,314 20,676 78,215 50,448 27,767 4.

44,990 24,314 20,676 78,215 50,448 27,767

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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

State/District! Totall (I·IX) I II
51. TahsiIlU.A.! Rural!
No. City/Town Urban Persons Males Femalo:s Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30

2. Suitanpur'Lodhi Tahsil T 31,466 29,972 1,494 14,656 14,301 355 7,547 7,064 483
R 27,690 26,477 1,213 14,396 14,041 355 7,200 6,736 464
U 3,776 3,495 281 260 260 347 328 19

Sultanpur (M.C.) u 3,776 3,495 281 260 260 347 328 19

3. Phagwara Tahsil T 59,690 56,870 2,820 10,539 10,318 221 9,756 9,339 417
R 31,835 30,577 1,258 9,935 9,716 219 8,303 7,921 382
U 27,855 26,293 1,562 604 602 2 1,453 1,418 35

Phagwara U.A. u 27,855 26,293 1,562 604 602 2 1,453 1,418 35

(i) Phagwara (M.C) U 26,181 24,658 1,523 517 515 2 1,039 1,010 29

(ii) Mohalla u 933 911 22 32 32 21 21

Gobindpura (O.G.)

(iii) Kot Rani (O.G.) U 741 724 17 55 55 393 387 6

7. Hoshlupur Dlslrlct T 405,104 385,054 20,050 123,309 121,278 2.031 95,418 90,956 4,462
R 341,060 326,478 14,582 120,197 118,190 2,007 89,069 84,815 4,254
U 64,044 58,576 5,468 3,112 3,088 24 6,349 6,141 208

I. Dasua Tahsil T 130,092 123,034 7,058 42,081 41,028 1,053 29,036 27,508 1,528
R 109,883 104,492 5,391 41,086 40,037 1,049 27,569 26,069 1,500
U 20,209 18,542 1,66'7 995 991 4 1,467 1,439 28

Mukerian (M.c.) U 4,713 4,411 302 86 85 279 279

Talwara (C. T.) u 5,239 4,682 557 2 2 60 59

DasU.A. (M.C.) U 5,336 4,898 438 350 349 519 496 23

Urrnar Tanda (M.C.) u 4,921 4,551 370 557 555 2 609 60S

2. HOshiarpur Tahsil T 148,275 139,654 8,621 33,913 33,597 316 34,294 32,314 2,080
R 107,746 102,660 5,086 32,173 31,877 296 30,2{10 28,347 1,913
U 40,529 36,994 3,535 1,740 1,720 20 4,034 3,867 167

Garhdiwala (M.C.) u 1,484 1,352 132 130 130 77 74

Hariana (M.C.) u 1,830 1,727 103 83 82 632 631

Hosl1iarpur (M.C.) u 36,211 32,973 3,244 1,437 1,418 19 2,882 2,744 138

Shamcl1aurasi (M.C.) u 998 942 56 90 90 443 418 25

3. Gamshankar Tansll T 81,012 77,555 3,457 28,365 27,802 563 20,838 20,172 666
R 77,706 74,515 3,191 27,988 27,425 563 19,990 19,337 653
U 3,306 3,040 266 377 377 848 835 13

Gamshankar (M.C) u 3,306 3,040 266 377 377 848 835 13

4. 8alacl1aur Tansll T 45,725 H,811 914 18,950 18,851 99 11,250 11,062 188
R 45,725 44,811 91.4 18,950 18,851 99 11,250 11,062 188
U
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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturing, Processing,

Hunting and Planation, orchard, and Servicing and Repairs in
and allied activitks Quarrying Household industry
III IV V (a)
---_._-- 51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males females Persons Males Femaies No.
._--------,-, _._-,---
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39
._------------------- .-~-.~-

126 125 298 286 12 2.

84 83 274 263 ;!
42 42 24 23

42 42 2'1 23

519 464 55 1.208 1,044 164 3.

318 28i 37 58! 516 65
20 I 183 76 627 528 99

201 183 78 627 528 99

193 176 17 583 484 99

6 19 19

2S 25

'I,S38 4,288 250 54 53 9,689 8,580 1,109

3,209 3,051 158 J3 ::Il 8,393 7,"06 987
1,329 1,237 92 21 20 1,296 1,174 122

1,653 1,553 100 10 9 2,109 1,930 179 i.

1,249 1,163 86 6 6 1,864 1,704 160
404 390 14 3 245 226 19

88 85
" 29 24 5

186 184 2 28 23

99 92 72 67 5

31 29 2 :I 116 112 4

1,729 1,626 103 29 U 4,231 3,731 500 2.

852 827 25 12 12 J,208 2,809 399
877 799 78 17 17 1.023 922 101

20 20 26 15
"
36 36 4 4 13 II 2

816 738 78 13 13 955 867 S8

29 29

795 37 13 2,427 2,037 390 ,

758 13 ".
747 71O 37 13 13 2,399 2,011 388
48 48 28 26 2

48 48 28 26 2

361 351 1O 2 2 922 882 40 4.

361 35i 1O 2 2 922 882 40

-- - - - - . -- -- ---"'--
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Industrial Cateeory of Main Workers

Manufacturllll, Processlnc,
Servldna and RepaI"i"S In
other than Household
IndUSby ColUtrUctlons Trade and Commerce
State/District! Total! V(b) VI VII
Sl. Tahsil/U.A. Rural!
No. Qty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 40 41 42 43 44 45 47 48

2. Sultan pur lodht r ahsII r 1,+95 1,+60 35 515 514 2,276 2,241 II
It 98l 961 22 l8l 382 1,173 ,1,148 25
U 512 499 13 152 152 1,103 1,095 8

Sultanpur (M.e.) U 512 499 13 152 152 1,103 1,095 8

3. Phagwara Tahsil T 15,944 15,787 157 2,098 2,073 25 8,804 8,605 199
It 4,654 4,608 46 1,264 1,262 2 1,969 1,912 5i
U 11,290 11,179 III 834 811 23 6,835 6,693 142

Phagwara U.A. U 11,290 11,179 111 834 811 23 6,835 6,693 142

(l) Phagwara (M.c.) U 10,604 10,495 109 732 709 23 6,699 6,562 137

(n) Mahalia U '590 588 2 63 63 100 96 4

Gobindpura (O.G.)

(m) Kat Rani (O.G.) U 96 96 39 39 36 35

7. Hosh"rpur Dlstrlcc T n,088 30,751 1,337 13,124 12,891 233 34,857 14,121 736
R 22,922 21,963 959 10,044 9,881 163 17,899 17,557 342
U 9,166 8,788 378 3,080 3,010 70 16,958 16,564 394

I. Oasua Tahsil T 7,728 7,189 539 4,968 4,861 101 11,601 11,376 225
R 5,9"3 5,428 SIS 3,397 3,336 61 6,050 5,907' 143
U 1,785 1,761 2" 1,571 1,531 40 5,551 5,469 82

Mukerlan (M.c.) U 614 610 4 224 223 2,023 1,989 3"

Talwara (e. T.) U 220 218 2 961 924 17 387 376 II

Dasua (M.c.) U 461 452 9 225 224 1,713 1,696 17

Urmar Tand. (M.c.) U 490 481 9 161 160 1,428 1,408 20

2. Hoshlarpur Tahsil T 15,349 14,762 587 4,682 4,591 91 15,740 15,336 404
R 8,206 7,970 236 3,244 3,181 61 5,119 5,017 102
U 7,143 6,792 351 1,438 1,410 28 10,621 10,319 302

Garhdlwala (M.e.) U 142 139 3 71 71 543 535 8

Harlana (M.c.) U 136 134 2 71 71 390 385 5

Homlarpur (M.e.) U 6,804 6,458 346 1,254 1,226 28 9,541 9,253 288

Shamchaurasi (M.c.) U 61 61 42 42 147 146

3. Garhshankar TahsiJ T 4,881 4,739 142 2,612 2,590 22 5,364 5,283 81

R 4,643 4,504 139 2,541 2,521 20 ",578 4,507 71
U 238 235 3 71 69 2 786 776 10

Garhshankar (M.c.) U 238 235 3 71 69 2 786 776 10

4. Salachaur Tahsil T 4,130 4,061 69 862 843 19 2,152 2,126 26

R 4,llO 4,061 69 862 843 19 2,152 2,126 26
U " ...
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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storage
and Communications Other SeMces
VIII IX M;qInaI Workers 'N olHlllOrttrs
SI.
,persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females PertonS Males Females 'No.

49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

620 620 3,913 3,339 574 505 48 457 71,1611 24,304 46,864 2.
465 465 2,732 2,398, 334 ~02 47 455 61,225 20,572 40,653
ISS ISS 1,181 941 240 3 2 9,943 3,732 6,211

155 155 1,.181 941 240 3 2 9,943 3,732 6,211

2,334 2,312 22 8,488 6,928 1,560 268 60 208 137,443 48,422 89,021 3.
1,038 1,033 5 3,773 3,328 445 205 31 174 77,045 26,852 50,193
1,296 1,219 17 4,715 3,600 1,115 63 29 34 60,398 21,570 38,828

1,296 1,279 ~, 1,715 3,600 1,115 63 29 34 60,398 21,570 38,828

1,245 1,228 17 4,569 3,479 1,090 63 29 34 56,919 20,373 36,546

35 35 66 51 15 1,764 606 1,158

16 16 80 70 10 1,715 591 1,124

13,918 IJ,832 86 7., I 09 68,J04 9,805 14,7.58 1,751 IJ,005 1,035,166 371,31. 663,848
10,218 10,176 42 59,076 5J,406 5,670. 14,384 1,724 12,660 877,446 312,J64 565,082
J,700 J,656 44 19,033 14,898 4,135 J74 29 345 157,720 58,954 98,766

4,343 4,322 21 26,563 23,252 3,311 5,193 943 4,250 369,283 132,828 236,455 I.
3,185 3,175 10 19,534 17,667 1,867 5,171 941 4,230 317,185 113,135 203,750
1,158 1,147 II 7,029 5,585 1,441 22 2 20 52,098 19,393 32,705

U,I00 4,720 8,380

428 425 3 942 691 i 51
109 101\ 2 3,285 2,789 196 12,140 4,768 7,372

326 12l 3 1,570 1,198 372 20 2 18 12,995 4,770 8,225

295 292 3 1,232 907 325 2 2 13,863 5,135 8,728

6,086 6,034 52 32,222 27,734 4,488 3,662 467 3,195 358,125 129,052 229,073 2.
3,686 3,666 20' 20,986 18,951 2,032 3,328 442 2,886 260,940 92,590 168,350
2,400 2,368 32" I 1,236 8,780 2,456 334 25 309 97,185 36,462 60,723

BI 80 394 288 "106 3,675 1,3BI 2,294

62 62 403 3(1 92' 4,643 1,682 2,961

2,232 2,201 31 10,283 8,055 2,228 334 25 309 86,154 32,380 53,774

25 25 156 126 30 2,713 1,019 1,694

2,709 2,698 II 13,008 11,463 1,545 3,003 250 2,753 200,616 71,401 129,215 3.
2,567 2,557 10 12,240 10,930 1,310 2,985 248 2,737 192,179 68,302 123,877
142 141 768 533 235 18 2 16 8,437 3,099 5,338

'142 141 768 533 235 18 2 16 8,437 3,099 5,lJB

ilBO 778 2 6,316 5,855 461 2,900 93 2,807 107,142 38,037 69,105 4.
780 778 2 6,316 5,855 461 2,900 93 2,807 107,142 3.,037 69,105
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Tota! population
(IncludIng
Institutional Total IlOp£II;!t1on
No. of an'dhouseless In the age
StateiDinrictl TotaV occupied ,. population) group 0-6
51. TahsI1/U.A.! Rural! Area in residential No. of
No. Oty/Town Urban sq.km. Itou~ households Persons' Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

8. Ru~napr DIstrict T 2,085.00 160,258 161,186 915,603 489,671 425,932 147,226 78,lIS 69,111
R 2,002.90 112,172 112,776 683,286 365,445 317,841 111,490 59,I~S 52,325
U 82.10 48,086 48,+10 232,317 124,2%6 108,091 35,736 18,950 16,786

1. Anandpur Sahib Tahsil T 657.96 45,583 45,862 251,140 131,696 119,444 39,883 21,048 18,835
R 632."4 34,197 34,312 196,417 102,370 94,041 31,906 16,806 15,100
U 25.82 11,386 II,S50 54,723 '29,326 25,397 7,971 4,i42 3,735

Naya Nangal (N.A.c.) U 14.92 2,514 2,655 12,046 6,534 5,512 1,503 195 708

Nangal Townshlp-U.A. U N.A. 6,278, 6,812 32,003 17,074 14,929 4,644 2,451 2,193

(il Nangal Township (N.A.qJ 7.90 6,278 6,308 29,311, 15,676 13,635 4,204 2,204 2,000
(ii) Oustee Colony
Siock 'A' (O.G.) N.A. 129 129 687 354 333 134 71 63

(iii) Oustee Colony

Block'S' (O.G.) u N.A. 375 375 2,005 1,044 961 306 176 130

Anandpur Sahib (M.c.) U 3.00 2,030 2,083 ' 10,674 5,718 4,956 1,830 • 996 834

2. Rupnagar Tahsil T 734.99 47,777 4a,160 290,177 1551204 I 34c973 47,673 25,309 22,364
R 706.99 37,446 37,783 234,741 125,695 109,046 38,707 20,612 18,095
U 28.00 10,331 10,317 55,436 29,509 25,927 8,966 4,697 4,269

Rupnagar (M.e.) U 25.00 7,376 7,419 37,9?6 20,212 17,784 6,090 3,120 2,910

Morinda (M.e.) U 3.00 2,955 2,958 17,440 9,297 8,143 2,876 1,577 1,299

1. Kharar Tahlll T 131.69 66,898 67,164 374,286 202,771 171,515 59,670 31,758 27,912
R 703.41 40,529 40,681 252,128 137,380 114,148, 40,877 21,747 19,130
U. 28.28 26,369 26,463 122,158 65,391 56,167 18,793 10,011 8,782

Kurali (M.e.) U 7.40 2,968 2,981. 17,592 9,341 8,251 2,726 1,414 1,312

Kharar U.A. U }.IA. 4,876 4,889 126,109 14,010 12,099 4,092 2,242 1,850

(il Kharar (M .C.l ~, U 4.20 4,844 4,857 25,938 ,

13,928 12,010 4,068, 2,230 1,838

(il) Nawanshahr (O.G.) U }.IA. 32 ~2 171 82 89 24 12 12

SAS Nagar (Mohall) (N.A.C.JJ 16.68 18,525 18,613 78,457 42,040 36,417 11,975 6,355 5,620

9. htLtla District T 4,584.00 297,591 313,3" 1,896,242 1,008,576 887,665 315,910 168,969 147,001
R 4,448.89 203,245 209,775 1,329,269 709,313 619,956 227,516 121,773 105,743
U 115.U 94,346 101,624 566,973 299,263 261,710 88,454 47,196 41,258

I. Fatehgarh Sahib Thhril T 701.47 J6,6oo 38,944 243,802 129,858 113,944 39,465 21,182 18,283
R 684.97 29,564 30,731 194,846 104,197 90,649 31,628 17,000 14,626
U 16.S0 7,036 8,213 48,956 25,661 23,29S 7,831 4,182 3,655

BMS! (M.e.) U 5.00 2,856 3.0,75 18,138 9,361 8,777 2,862 1,542 1,320

Sirhlnd (M.c.) JJ 11.50 4,180 5,138 30,818 16,300 14,518 4,975 2,640 2,335

2. lI.a\plln Tahsl\ T. 1,138.03 75,87e 77,778 411S,343 2.59,\92 226,651 111,82.2 43,197 38,01.5
R 1,116.47 59,265 60,906 395,244 210,839 184,405 67,738 36,312 31,426
II 21.56 16,61J 16,872 9O,S99 48,353 42,246' 14,084 7,485 6,599

Dera Bassi (M.C.) u 3.06 1,766 1,830 9,602 5,032 4,570 1,555 809 746
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Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Utemes·

SI.
Persons Males Females Persons "I Males Females Persons Males Females No.

13 14 15 16 17 . 18 19 20 21

224,982 12',Ill 103,85'1 S23,S41 314,649 208,892

185,873 100,210 85,663 164,018 221,631 140,381
39,109 20,921 18,188 U9,52J 91,018 68,505

50,347 26,87B 23,469 137,151 83,592 53,559 1.

37,907 20,224 17,683 99,402 61,839 37,563
12,440 6,654 5,786- 37,749 21,753 15,996

2,123 1,144 979 OJ' 8,900 5,134 3,766

7.419 3,967 3,452 22,252 12,778 9,474

6,698 3,579 3,119 20,514 11,769 8,745

195 114 81 442 249 193

526 274 252 1,296 760 536

2,898 1,543 1,355 6,597 3,841 2,756

85,767 46,078 39,689 165,762 98,647 67,115 2.

75,907 40,877 35,03Qo 130,146 ~ 78,261 51,885
9,860 5,201 4,659 35,616 20,386 15,230

5,718 3,004' 2,714 25,'497 14,532 10,965

4,142 2,197 1,945 10,119 5,854 4,265

88,868 48,175 40,693 220,629 132,410 88,218 3.

72,059 39,109 32,950 134,470 83,531 50,939
16,809 9,066 7,7.43 86,158 48,879 37,279

3,987 2,117 1,870 10,952 6,297 4,665

6,084 1,32r 2,763 16,718 9,727 6,991

6,015 3,283 2,732 16,612 9,678 6,934

69 38 31 106 49 57

6,738 3,628 J,IIO 58,488 32,965 25,623

447,601 139,472 208,135 926,283 553,520 312,163

379,994 203,648 176,346 567,540 351,138 216,402
67,613 35,824 31,789 358,743 202,382 156,361

70,467 37,664 32,803 128,879 75,699 53,180 I.

61,687 33,008 28,679 98,293 58,562 39,731
8,780 4,656 4,121 30,586 17,137 13,449

4,454 2,390 2,064 11,482 6,338 5,144

4,326 2,266 2,060 19,104 10,799 8,305

106,056 56,766 "9,290 2"3,364 148,498 94,866 2.

97,454 52,223 45,231 186,844 115,914 70,872
8,602 4,543 4,059 56,518 32,524 23,994

1,386 725 661 6,410 3,656 2,754

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Industrial Category of Main Wor1ters

Total Main Wor1ters Cultlv:ltors Aerlcultural labourers

StatelDispictl Totall (J.IX) , I • "II
SI. TahsiIlU.A..1 Ilurall
No, City/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 22 " 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

8. Rupnarar Dlstrlc, T Z69,2l3 255,]72 1],861 77,685 76,136 42,768- .41,933 835
R 198,819 192,948 5,871 75,811 71,102 40,690 39,94' '749
U 70,414 62,42. 7,990 1,844 1,734 • 2,078 1,992 :'86
I. Anandpur Sahib Tahsil T 69,369 65,629 3,740 24,801 23,628 1,(76 9,048 8,724 324
R 53,553 51,323 2,230 21,299 23,230 1,669 ! 8,766 '8,456 \310
Ul 15,816 14,306 1,510 505 398 107 282 268 14
Naya Nangal (lilAc.) U· 3,738 3,383 355 47 45 87 86
Nangal Townsi1ip U.A.. U 9,040 8,188 85,2 42 42 jo . . . 31 29 2
(i) Nangal Township '(N .A..C JJ 8,372 7,543 829 11 41 31 29 2
(~) Ouste_ Colony U 160 155 5
Block 'A' (O.G.)

(iii) Oust_e Colony U 508 490 18

Block '8' (O.G.)

Anandpur Sahib (M,C) U 3,038 2,735 303 416 31t I d's 164 153 II

2. Rupnagar Tahsil T 84,892 81,704 3,188 25,947 25,726 fir 16,694 16,503 191
R 68,45. 66,654 1,800 25,347 25,126 221, 15,840 15,657 ~8J
U 16,438 15,050 1,388 600 600 854 816 8

Rupnagar (M.C.) U 11,595 7 10,480 1,1 IS 325 325 ... \. 355 347 8

Morinda (M.c.) U 4,8~ 4,570 273 275 275 499 499

3, Kharar Tahsil T 114,972 '08,039 6,933 26,934 26,782 152 17,026 16,706 320
R 76,812 74,971 1,811 26,195 26,016 149 16,084 15,828 256
U " 38,160 33,068 5,092 739 736 3 942 878 64
Kurall (M.C.) u 5,135 4,779 356 252 252 114 114

Kharar U.A. U 7,396 6,789 607 292 290 599 575 24

(I) Kharar (M.C.) U 7,353 ~ , 6,748 605 292 290 599 575 24

(II) Nawanshahr (O.G.) U 43 41 2

SAS Nagar (Mohall) (lilAC) U 25,619 r 21,500 1,12.9 195 194 229 189

9. P,II,1a District T 563,193 531,501 25,692 167,761 166,835 926 ·H2,713 128,125 .,na
R 397,482 381,305 10,177 162,410 161,536 874 123,044 118,861 .,113
U 165,711 '150,196 15,515 5,351 5,299 52 9,669 9,264 405

1. Fatehgarh Sahib Tahsil T 72,041 70,251 1,790 25,410 25,381 29 18,249 18,063 186
" R 58,343
13,698
57,392
12,859
951 24,510 24,484
897
26
,3
17,217
1,032
17,043
1,020
174
12
U 839 900

Bassi (M .C.) U~' 04,751 300 371 396 2 396- 368

Sirhlnd (M,C,) U 8,647 8,108 539 529 528 663 652 II

2. Raipura Tahsil T 142,116" ~ 137,259 4,887 42,919 42,810 109, 34,214 33,221 993
R 115,229 1 112,429 2,800 41,873 41,771 102 31,891 30,948 943
U 26,917' 24,830 2,087 1,046 1,039 7 2,323 2,273 50

Dera Bassi (M ,C) u._ 2,923 ~ 2,586 337 163 162 107 100 7
 363

CENSUS AsmtACT

InduSttlai Category of Main Workers

livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturing, Processing,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Servidnr and Repairs In
and allied ;tctMtles Quarrying '.' HOlI.!I!hold Industry
III IV Veal
'$1.
Persons Males Females, Persons Males Females Persons Maler Females 'No.

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39
"
1,0011,."
88t'
160
983'
B40
14]'
58

""'.
Il-
67
67
67
'61>,
l ......
..
•• 1
\
4,J01
J,2J7
1,070
.,061'
J,OBr
982'
244
1S6
88

143 139. 4 21 211 1~143 1,090 53 I.

120 116' 4 21 ·n ,
926 902 24
23 23. f .. I \2t7' ,,188 29

16 16.1 6 ' 6
3.1 3' .168 • 143 25

2 2" .\. 161 137 24

I ..

7 6

4 4' ... 43 39 4

435 411 24 41? 41 1,399 1,3l4 65 2.

374 360' 14 41 4L 1,189. ~,136 53
61 SI 10' ... ~. .k 210: 198 12

S9 49 10 i •••\ 113. ·,109 4

2 2 .., ",I ••• 97 89 8

463 433 3D. 5 ... 5 1,765 1,639 126 3.

364 23 ,,5 5
,... 1,122 1,043 79
381
69 7
, .643 596 47
16

11 U , ... 59 55 4

24 22 2 184. 17,,9 5

24 22 2 184< ·t79 5

41 36 5, 400. 362 38

5,482 5,197 2B5 15% 152 10,J42 9,021 I,UI

J,44J
2,OJ9
3,U6
1,87t
117
168
140'
t2
. 140
12
5,949
4,J9J
5,J46
J,675
60J
718

695 619" } 16 " 1,317 1,218 99

54r 530" 11 897 833 64
154 149 5 42D, 385 35

56' S2 4 ...... 228 215 Il

98 91 .... 192 170 22

1,510 1,450 60 135 135 3,264 2,796 468 2.

1,263 1,230' 33 135 135 2,353 2,01B 315
247 220 27 911· 17B III

45 3B' 7 ... 59 l6 23
 364

Manufacturing, Processing,
Servicing and Repairs In
otherth:ut Household
Indusuy CoIfstructions Ti:Rte 'aid ColM1el'Ce
StatefDistrictl Totall V(b) VI VII
SI. TahsiIfU.A. Rural!
No. City/Town Urban '" Persons Males Females Persons Males- Females Persons Males Femates

2 3 40 41 42 43 44 H 45 46 47 4B

B. Rupnaru District T 29,985 28,918 1,067 6,655 6,n5 4", 22,656~ 22,182 474
R ~ 14,11. 13;69'6: 418 4,494 4,216 268 9,308 9,~19 89
U 15,871 15,%22 649 2,161 2,019 142 13,348' 12,963 385

I. Anandpur Sahib Tahsil T 5,51B S;4OB' .1.10 1,85B 1,78:4 74 4,940' 4,BB( 59
R 2,010 1,9.91 19 1,135 1,363 72 2,573' 2,556 17
U 3,50B 3;417 91 123 421 2 2,367" 2,32S' 42

Naya Nangal (N.A.C,) u 2,652 2;575 77 13 .43 1691 15B 11

Nangal Township U.A. u 605 592 13 255 254 1,538 1,512 26

(I) Nangai Township (N.A.C.J,J 474 .462 12 163 162 1,409 1,383 26

(ii) Oust•• Colony u 24 24 37 37 26 26

Block 'A' (O.G.)

(iii) Oust•• Colony U 107 '106 55 55 103 103

Block '8' (O.G.)

Anandpur Sahib (M.C.) u .251 .,250 125 124 660 655 5

2. Rupnagar Tafisil T) 6,71.2 6,510' 202 2,143 1,933 210 7,099 7,001 92
R 4,IJ6 3,951 165 1,707 1,517 190 3,034 3,005 29
U 2,596 2,559 37 436 416 20 4,065 4,002 63

Rupnagar (M.C.) U 1,547 1,528 19 240 221 L9 2,686 2,637 49

Morlnda (M.C.) U 1,'049 1,031 lB 196 195 1,379 1,365 14

3. Khar.r Tahsit T 17,755 17000 155 2,654 2,528 126. 10,617 10,294 323
R 7,9BB 7,75" 234 1,352 1,316 6 3,701' 3,658 43
U. 9,767 9,246 521 1,302 1,IB2 120 6,916 6,636 2BO
,
Kurali (M.C.) U 1,136 1,111 25 268 266 2 1,38~' 1,374 9

Kharar U.A. U r,871 1,819 52 169 167 2 1,387 1,365 22

(i) Kharar (M.C.) U f,863 1~812 51 168 166 2 1,365 1,343 22

_ 1
(ii) Nawanshahr (O.G.) U 8 7 22 22

SAS Nagar (Mohali) (N.A.C.J,J 6,760 6,316 444 865 749 116 4,146 3,897 249
9. Pallata District T 58,"'7 56,611 1,886 15,342 14,906 436 6l,799" 62,288 1,511
R 26,955 25,878 1,077 7,748 7,"2. . 86 16,741 16,470 271
U 31,542 30,733 809 7,5'" 7,244 350 47,051" 45,81. 1,140

I. Fatehgarh Sahib Tahsil T 5,930 5,829; 101 2,056 2,039 17 6,003 5,898 105
R 3,494 3,417 77 1,215 1,I9B 17 2,170' 2,123 47
U 2,436 2,412 24 841 841 .:.. 3,833, 3,775 58

Bassi (M.C,) U 767 750 17 445 445 1,46'5'. 1,442 23

Sirhind (M.C,) U 1,669 r,662 7 396 396 \ .. 2,368 2,333 35

2. R';pura Tahsil T 16,729 15:986 743 3,900 3,824 76 13,429 13,237 192
R 10,439 9,922 517 2,938 2,885 53 6,121. 6,056 65
U 6,290 6,064 226 962 939 23 7,301J 7,181 127

Der. Bassi (M.C.) U 801 732 69 139 134 5 657 645 12

 365

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

TransPOrt, 5torage
and Communications Other Services
·VIII IX ? Mareinal Workers Non-workers
51.
'Persons Males Females Persons Males Females PerIIlns Males Females Persons 'Males Females No.

49 50 51 ,.. 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

'12,528 12,401 127 71,54.1' 62,444' 9,097 6,114 432 5,682 640,256 2]1,867 406,119
8,896 8,858 18 41,291 18,618 2,673 6,095 424 5,671 478,172 172,073 106,299
3,632 1,541 89 10,250 21,826' 6,424 t 19 8 II 161,884 61,794 100,090

2,742 ~,722 20 19,152' '17,23~ 1,920 4)14 189 4,125 177,457 65,878 111,579-
1,940 1,934 6 11,46':3 10,754 709 4,312 187 4,125 :138,552 50,860 87,692
802 788 14 7,~89ft 6,478 1,211 2 2 38,905 15,018 23,887

60 58 658 396 262 8,308 3,151 5,157

550 ,.540 10 5,818 5,073. 715 2 2 22,961 8,884 14,077

482 472 10 5~6.09 of,855' 754 2 2 20,937 8,131 12,806

23 23 50 45 5 527 199 328

45 45 189 173 16 1,497 554 943

192 190 2 1,1'83 1,009 174 7,636 2,983 i,653 "

4,353 4,331 22 20,069 17,908 2,161 1,249 196 1,053 204,036 73,304 130,732 2.
3,402 3,393 9 13,404 12,468 936 1,218 196 1,052 , 1165,039 58,8"4'5 106,194
951 938 13 6,665 5,440 1,225 I I 38,997 14,459 24,538
659 ! 649 10 5;i11 4,61:S 996 26,100 9,732 16,668'

292 289 3 1,054 825 229 12,597 4,727 7,870

~ ~ ."
5,433
3,554
5,348
3,531
85
23
32,320 27,304
16,424 15,396
" 5,016
1,028
551
535
47
41
504
494
258,763
171,781
94,685
62,368
164,078
112,413
3.

1,879 1,817 62 15,896. 11,9011 3,988 16 6 10 83,982 32,317 51,665

312 309 '3 1,600 1,287 313 .. 12,457 4,562 7,895

437 9 2,424 1,9}~. 489 12 3 9 18,701 7,218 11,183

143 434 9 2,415 1,9}1 488 2 3 9 18,573 7,177 11,396

3 r 3 9 8. \; ... 128 41 87

1',121 1,071 SO I 1,872 8,686 3,186 4 3 52,824 20,537 32,287

• ,
21,591 21,162 229 87,514 71,004 14,510 8,55] 1,277 7,2'6 1,]24,496 469,798 854,698
11,119 11,087 ~ ,n 39,9l3 36,99" 2.,934 8,2.02 1,161 7,039 921,585 nO,845 602.,740
~IO,472 10,275 0,(197 47,581, 36,005 ~ 1,576, 151 1t4 237 , 400,911 148,95] 2.51,958

2,847 2,837 10 9,534 8,307 1,227 574 107 467 171,187 59,500 1II,6B7
1,967 ~ "1,965 2 6,332 5,799' 533 569 106 463 135,934 46,699 B9,235
880 • 872 8 3,2~2 2,508. < 1 694 5 4 '35,253 12,801 22,452

234 231 3 1,116 879 237 3 3 13,084 4,610 8,474

:. ~
646
.~)
6'\1
I
5 2,086 1,629 457 2 22,169 8,191 13,978

6,387 6,325 62 19,659 17,475 2,184 1,327 342 9B5 3;'2,370 121,591 220,779 2.
4,572 4)556 16 13,644 12,908' 736 '1,300 339 I ,961 278,715 98,071 180,644
1,815 1,769 46 6,015 4,567 1,44B 27 3 24 63,655 23,520 40,135

149 146 3 803 593 210 6,679 2,146 4,233

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DISTRICT PRIMARY

Total population
(Including
InstItutIC!"a1 Total population
No. of and houseless In the age
State/DIstrict! TotaV occupied population) group ().6
51. Tahsil/UAJ Rural! Area In residential No. of
No. City/Town Urban sq. km. houses households ·Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

Banur (M.C.) u ~ 4.50 1,661 1,665 .10,014 5,324 4,690 1,660 908 >152
11
Raipura (M.e.) 14.00 13,186 13,377 70,983 37,99Z 32,~~6 10,869 5!768 5,101

3. Patiala Tahsil T ,1,112.37 92,584 97,881 565,592 298,891' 266,70 1 92,847 49,724 -43,123
It '1,075.99 45,071 "6,909 295,396 157,375 138,021 52,450 28,126 24,324
U 36.38 47,513 50,972 270,196 141,5.16 128,680' '\0,397 21,598 18,799

Patlala UA. u NA. 44,995 "18,218 253,706 132,858' 120,8"18 37,"1"17 20,010 17,"137

(I) Patlala (M.e.) u 31.20 41,718 44,897 238,368 124,352 114,016 34,595 18,447 16,148

(ii) Thapar College of u NA. 140 1'\0 1,009 726 283 86 48 38

Engg. (O.G.)

(Hi)rO.C.W. Colony (O.G.) U NA. 1,342 1,342 4,788 2,606 2,182 1,183 630 553

(Iv) Hira Bagh Colony (O.G.)U NA. 87 87 418 225 193 69 34 35

(v) Back Side of Central u NA. 957 957 4,821 2,596 808 455 353
Jail (O.G.)

(vi) Village Kheri Gujral1,. U NA. 184 193 1,117 I 626 491 204 115 89
Side (O.G.)

(vii) Back Side of Thapar U . 'NA. 393 393 2,019 1,0~5 934 279 158 121
Engg. College (O.G.)

(viii) Village Rasulpur U NA. 17.. 209 1,166 642 524 223 123 100
Saidan (6.G.)

Sanaur U.A. U NA. 2,518 2,754 16,490 8,65&? 7,832 2,956 ~,588 1,368

(I) Sanaur (M.e.) U 5.18 2,228 2,448 14,612 7,679 6,933 2,533 1,375 1,158

(11) Outer Area (O.G.l U NA. 160 167 1,013 535' 478 213 114 99

(Iii) Bazlgar Town (O.G.), U NA. 130 139 865 "~4' 421 210 99 111

4. Satnana Tahsil T 813.29 '\0,079 41,842 258,878 137,332 121,546 46,424 24,690 21,734
R 802.79 32,325 33,418 207,994 110,60~ 97,3890 37,608 19,949 17,659
U 10.50 7,754 8,424 50,884 26,727 24,157 8,816 4,741 4,075

·Palran (NA.C.) U 5.00 2,334 2,382 '14,328 7,494 6;834 2,551 1,354 1,197

Sao_,ana (M.e.) u 5.50 5,420 6,042 36,556 19,233 47,323 6,265 3,387 2,878

T 862.84 52,450 56,954 342,127 183,303 158,824 55,412 29,576 25,836

I' ... R 812.67 37,020 37,811 235,789 126,297 109,492 38,092 20,386 17,806
U 50.17 15,430 19,143 106,338 57,006 49,332 17,320 9,190 8,130

N.bha (M.e.) u 15.48 8,563 9,530 54,421 28,812 25,609 8,162 4,339 3,823

Amloh q-1.e.) U 2.69 1,496 1,714 9,854 5,191 4,663 1,666 925 741
>
Goblndgarh UA. U NA. 5,371 7,899 42,063 23,003 19,060' 7,492 3,926 3,566

(i) Goblndgarh (M.e.) U 32.00 5,078 7,502 '\0,175 21,923 18,252 7,072 3,699 3,373
 367

CElIISUS ABSTRACT

~,

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates

51:-
Person$ Males Females Persons Males, Females Persons Males females No.
"
13 104 15 16 17 ·,18 19 20 21

3,011 1,615 1,396

, 4,860 2,899 1,961

4,205 2,203 2,002 45,248 25,969 19,279

100,201 53,528 46,673' , 294,688 171,895 122,793 3.•

72,971 39,206 33,765 118,311 73,635 44,676
27,230 14,322 12,908 176,377 98,260 78,117

24,638 13,005 11,683 168,749 93,786 74,963

22,910 12,048 10,862 157,335 088,092 71,243

9 6 3 772 60S 167

464 241 223 3,325 1,895 1,430

25 13 12 \ ... 268 ISO 118

422 217 205 2,901 1,721 1,,180

350 203 147 357 251 106

221 122 99 1,382 813 569

287 155 132 409 259 150

2,542 1,317 1,225 7,628 4,474 3,154

1,663 865 798 7,152 4,166 2,986

14 8 6 • • •w 381 229 152

865 4404 421 95 79 16

74,500 39,659 34,841 92,279 57,847 34,432 'I.

66,240 35,284 '30,956'- ..... 63,559 '11,412 22,147
8,260 4,375 3,8S§ 28,720 16,435 12,285

1,190 953 837 '8,057 4,574 3,483

6,470 3,'122 3,0'18 20,663 11,861 8,802

96,383 51,855 44,528 16(,073 99,581 67,492 5.

81,6042 43,927 '~7,715 100,531 61,5!i5 38,976
14,741 7,928 6,813" 66,542 38,026 28,516

6,399 3,351 3,0'li 35,186 20,006 15,180

2,219 1,169 1,050 ~ .. 5,971 3,351 2,620

f
6,123 3,402 2,721 25,385 14,669 10,716

5,660 3,132 2,528 24,559 14,161 10,398

 368

DISTRICT PRIMARY

Industrial Catqory of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators AgrIcultural labourers

State/District! Total! (I-IX) I II
SI. TaflsillUAJ Rurall
No. Ott/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30'

Banur (M.q U 2,715 2,581 134 472 470 2 797 791 6

Rajpura (M.q U 21,279 19,663 1,616 411 407 4 1,419 1;382 37
I
3. Patial~ Tahsil T 168,464 155,252 13,212 38,269 37,915 35+ 31,434 29,882 1,552
R 88,816 85,Z62 3,054 36,372 36,052 320 • 27,956 26,596 1,360
U 79,648 69,490 10,158 1,897 1,863 34 .3,478 3,286 192

Patiala U.A. U 74,682 ~,941 9,741 1,101 1,081 20t 2,197 2,147 ,50

(i) Patiala (M.C.) U 70,296 60,880 9,416 953 933 20. 1,852 1,805 47
(ii) Thapar College ot U 170 159 II
Engg. (O.G.)

(ill) D.C.W. Colony (O.G.) U 1,650 1,496 154 2 2

(iv) Hira Bagh Colony (O.G.)U 120 117 3 7 .7 6 .6

(v) Back Side of Central U 1,227 1,132 9S 15 15 78 78

Jail (O.G.)

(vi) Village Kheri Gujran U 315 311 4 75 75 168 " 166 2

Side (O.G.)

(vii) Back Side of Thapar U 581 528 53 10 10 ... '" 4 3

Engg. College (O.G.)

(viii) Village Rasulpur U 321 318 5 41 41 ,., 87 87

Saidan (O.G.)

Sanaur U.A. U 4,966 4,519 417 796 782 1,281 1,139 142

(i) Sanaur (M.C.) u 4,461 4,051 410 689 675 15 1,104 969 135

(ii) Outer Area (O.G.) u 268 267 107 IQ7 .., 47 46

(iii) Bazigar Town (O.G.) U 237 231 6 ... 130 124 6

4. Samana Tahsil T 77,663 74,830 2,833 30,347 30,078 269 24,077 22,501 1,576
R 63,260 61,056 2,204 29,665 29,398 267, ~ ~2,771 21,312 1,459
U 14,403 IJ,774 629 682 680 2.~ r 1,306 1,189 ,.. 117
·Parran. (N.A.C.) U 3,894 3,765 129 115 144 I , 152 ISO 2

Samana (M.C.) U 10,509 10;009 500 537 536 1,154 1,039 115

5. Nabha Tahsil T 102,879 99,909 2,970 30,816 30,651 165 21,739 21.158 281
R 71,834 10,666 1,168 29,990 29,831 159 ~3,209 22,962 247
U 31,045 29,243 1,802 826 820 6 1,530 1,496 34

Nabha (M.q U 15,422 14,083 1,339 432 427 5 963 930 33

Amloh (M.q U 2,772 2,646 126 149 148 327 327

Gobindgarh UA. I U 92,851 12,514 337 245 245 .,1 240 239

(i) Gobindgarh (M.q U 12,244 11,921 323 239 239 213 212
 36~1.

CENSUS ABSTRACT

, IrKlustrlai Catqory of Main WorteI-s

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining 'MantlfkturlnlC'Proceslng,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Sirvldng and Repairs In
and allied activities Quarrying HousehOld Industry
III IV V'ia)
, Sl.
Persons Males Females- Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 38 39

21 20 103 94 9

181 162 19 749 648 101

2,043 1,909 134 3,211 1,459 452 3.

770 759 II 1,087 981 106
1,273 1,150 123 2,124 1,778 346

1,207 1;086 121 1,982 1,712 270

l,is7 1,039 (\8 1,953 i,684 269

2 2

25 22 3 18 18

,. 4

17 17 10 10

2 2

66 '6'1 2 142 66 76

63 61 2 liO 6i 76

3 3 -r-

H6 417 29 3 3 897 836 61

332 311 21 2 2 630 58,. 46
114 106 8 I I 267 252 15

29 28 69 65 4

85 Z8 ' 7 198 187 II

788 7-42 46 14 14 1,653 (,412 241

537 496 41 3 3 982 930 52
251 246 5 II II 671 482 189

165 161 ' 4 4 4 418 246 172

l'I 34 88 85 3

52 51 7 7 165 151 I,.

50 ,.9 7 7 152 141 11

 370

DISTRICf PRIMARY

IlIdustriai Catecory of Main Wolters

. .
Manufacturing, Processing,
Servlclpr and Repairs In
other'than Household
IQdustry Constnlctlons Trade and Commerce
StateiDistrictl TotaV Y(bl VI ' VII
51. TahsiI/U.A. RuraV
No. Oty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 40 42 45 46 47 48

hnur (M.C.) U 269 239 30 41 39 2 375 372 3

Rajpura (M.C) U 5,220 5,093 127 .782 766 16 6,276 ~,164 112
3. Patial. Tahsil T 17,902 17,199 703 5,856 5,540 316 24,554 23,535 1,019
R 6,029 5,835 194 1,954 1,943 11 3,707 3,635 72
U 11,873 11,364 509 3,902 3,597 305 20,847 19,900 947

Patiala UA. U 11,411 10,906 505 3,617 3,317 300 20,145 19,211 934

(i) Patlala (M.C) U 10,004 9,575 429 3,354 3,071 283 19,695 924

(ii) Thapar College of U

Engg. (O.G.1

(iii) D.C.W. Colony~O.G.) U 1,073 1,007 66 64 49 15 18 15 3

(Iv) Hira hgh Colony (O.G.)U 25 25 14 14 30 30

(v) Back Side of Central U 155 145 10 119 118 250 247 3
Jail (O.G.)

(vi)' Village Kherl Gujran U 3 30 29

Side (O.G.)

(vii) Back Side of Thapar U 104 104 .,8 47 77 75 2

'Engg. College (O.G.)

(viii) Village Rasulpur U 46 46 17 17 45 44

Saldan (O.G.)

Sanaur UA. U 462 458 285 280 5 702 689 13

(i) Sanaur (M.c.) U 430 426 4 244 259 5 642 629 13

(iiI Outer Area (O.G.) U 31 31 41 41 8 8

(m) Baz1ear Tawn (O.G.) U 52 52

4. Samana Tahsil T 3,723 3,562 161 1,443 1,435 8 7,927 7,880 47

R 1,873 1,719 154 831 827 4 1,764 1,742 22
U 1,850 1,843 7 612 608 4 6,163 6,138 25

'Patran (NA.C.) U 557 553 4 158 158 1,866 1,857 91

Samana (M.C.) U 1,293 1,290 3 454 450 4 4,297 4,281 16

5. Nabha Tahsil T 14,213 14,035 178 2,087 2,068 19 11,886 11,'38 148
R 5,120 4,985 135 810 809 I 2,979 2,914 65
U 9,093 9,050 43 1,277 1,259 18 8,907 8,824 83

Nabha (M.c.) U 2,918 2,885 33 562 556 6 4,815 4,758 57

Amloh (M.C) u 486 484 2 126 124 2 773 761 12

Goblndgarh UA. u 5,689 5,681 8 589 579 10 3,319 3,305 14

(i) Gobindgarh (M.C) u 5,355 5,347 8 562 552 10 3,256 3,243 13

 371

GlNlUS ABSTRACT
Industrial Category of Main Workers

TrancpOft, Stor;ge
and Communications Other Services
VIII IX M3I1Inai Workers Non-workers

Persons Males Females. Persons Males Females Pel'SQl)S M~

. Females Persons Males Females
51•
No.

49 50 51 52 53 55 56 57 58 59 60

78 • 76 2 559 48()' 79 7,298 2,743. 4,555

1,588 1,547 41 4,653 3,494 1,159 26 3 23 49,678 18,331 31,347

7,169 7,038 131 38,026 29,475 8,55t 1,476 159 1,317 395,652 143,480.. 252,172 3.
2,110. 2,10.5 5 8,63i 7,856 975 1,278 106 1,172 205,302 71,50.7 133,195
,5,059 4,933 126 29,195 21,619, 145 190,350 .71,973 118,377
,7,576 ... 198 5~

4,641 4,~16 125 '28,!81 2.0,965 7,<\16 64 36 28 178,960 67,881 111,0.79

168,008 63,436 104,572

4,440. 4,320 120. 26,88B
;
19,6B2 7,206 36 28
,
2 2 ,167 1st. II 567 27

15 ,,10. 3,138 1,110

12 12 24 21 3 II 298 108'

,~ 90. 90 477 399 78 3,594 1,464 2,130

7 27 26
,,- '802 315

c
42 42 269 220 49 1,438 557 881
'.'

33 33 ~ ." '52 843 324' 519

418 417 814 654 160 134 17 117 11,390 '1,0.92 7,298

359 358 ,.1 790 63(/, 160, 134 17 117 10,017 3,611

12 12 18 745 268 477

47 628 213 415

1,961 1,959 2 6,839 6,159 680 2,646 389 2,257 178,569 62,113 116,456 'I,
1 49,165 92,958
1,033 1,0.31 2 4,359 4,130 229 2,611 384 '2,227 1'12,123
928 928 2,.480 2,029 451 35 5 30 36,446 12,248 23,4911

233 :233 6B5 5'7 lOB 28 2 26 10,406 3,727 '&,679

,,'
695 695 '... 1;195 1,452 343 7 , 3 4 26,040 9,221 16,819

3,227 -3,20.3 24 13,45. 11,58~1 ; 1,868 2,530 280 2,250 236,718 83,114 153,eo.4 • 5.
1,437 1,'130 7 6,767 6,306 461 2,444 228 2,216 161,511 55,403 106,108
1,790 1,773 It 6,689' 5,282 1,407' j. 86 52 34 ~ 75,207 27,711 47,496,

811 802 9 4,334 3,314 1,020 21 20 38,978 14,728 ,24,250.

212 211 S77 472 lOS 3 7,035 2,501 4,534

767 760. 7 1,778 -1,496 282 18 7 II 29,194 \0,'182 18,712

729 722 7 1,681 1,409 272 18 7 II 27,913 9,995 17,918

2S-A-63,1JtGlfNDf96
 372

DIm.ICT PRIMARY

Toeal populadon
(indudlnl
Inrdtutlomil Total popuhldon
No. of and houseless In the ace
State/District! TotaI/ occupied population) aroup0-6
51. Tahsil/U A.! Rural! Area In IlISIdendal No. of
No. OtyfTown Urban sq. km. ho_ households Persons M_ Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 It"

(Ii) Iqbal Colony (O.G.) U NA. 128 156 754 427 327 157 84 73
I
(In) Sanl Naear (O.G.) u NA. 97 ISO 691 100 291 146 73 73

(Iv) Dalip Nagar (O.G.~ U NA. 68 91 143 253 190 117 70 47

10. Salllfllr District

.
T

U
5,107.00
5,022.]1
84.63
214,613
206,226
6S,lI7
279,139 1,110,210
207,549 1,29%,126
71,590 417,994
914,361
69%,162
'222,199
795,159
599,964
195,195
212,560
21J,011
70,543
150,866
112,992
37,874
131,694
99,b25
n,669

I. Malerkotla Tahsil T .1,307.69 85,557 88,945 517,452 291,835 "

255,617 89,747 47,691 42,056
R. 1,284.56 63,549 64,142 395,861 211,525 184,336 63,215 033,646 29,569
U 23.13 22,118 24,803 151,591 80,310 71,281 26,532 14,045 12,487

'Ahmedprh (M.C,) u 3.88 3,717 4,123 25,560 1J,540 12,020 4,154 2,191 1,963

Malertoda (M.C,) U 4.25 12,439 13,986 88,600 46,978 41,622 16,144 8,545 7,599

Dhuri (M.C.! U 15.00 5,962 6,694 37,431 19,792 17,639 6,234 3,309 2,925

2. Sanarur Tahsil T 899.58 49,892 50,1 SO 297,587 158,866 138,721 49,350 26,490 22,860
R. 879.84 34,246 34,366 211,014 113,033 97,981 35,366 18,861 16,505
U 19.74 15,646 15,784 86,573 45,833 40,740 13,984 7,629 6,355

Ihawanigarh UA. U NA. 2,373 2,373 13,900 7,396 6,504 2,366 1,271 1,095

(I) IIhawanlgarh (M.C,) U 2.59 1,724 1,124 10,115 5,381 4,734 1,620 888 732

(ii) Jhuel Bastl (Outside U NA 649 649 3,785 2,015 1,770 746 383 363
M.C. Limits) (O.G.)

Sangrur (M.C,) U 13.90 10,610 10,717 56,419 29,768 26,651 8,867 4,877 3,990

Longowal UA. U NA. 2,663 2,664 16,254 8,669 7,585 2,751 1,481 1,270

(I) Longowal (M.C,) U 3.25 2,537 2,537 15,419 8,225 7,194 2,607 1,410 1,197

(iI) Plndi Kehar Sin'" and U NA. 126 127 835 444 391 144 71 73
Plndl Dhllwan (O.G.)

3. Sunam Tahsil T 1,417.82 65,046 65,268 406,140 1 218,522 187,918 70,001 37,278 32,723
R 1,405.53 55,086 55,285 346,976 187,130 159,846 59,822 31,742 28,080'
U 12.29 9,960 9,983 59,464 31,392 28,072' 10,179 5,536 4,643

Sunam UA. U NA. 7;378 7,385 43,909 23,173 20,736 '7,399 3,979 3,420

(i) Sunam (M.C,) U 3.89 6,957 6,964 41,118 21,688 19,430 6,928 3,733 3,195

(ll) Chal$ Tibbl, U NA. 421 421 2,791 471 246 225
Moranwali, Model Town
(Rural), Guppeer, Kothe
Harigarh and Kothe
Slnghpur (O.G.)

Lehl'allaga (M.C,) U 8.40 2,582 2,598 15,555 8,219 7,336 2,780 1,557 1,223
 373

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Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes literates

st.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

13 14 15 16 "17 18 19 20 21

166 99 67 340 215 125

168 98 70 351 210 141

I~ 73 56 135 83 52

458,856 246,360 212,496 658,915 407,478 251,437

380,281 204,534 175,747 448,973 283,443 165,530
78,575 41,826 36,749 209,942 124,035 85,907

129,798 69;729 60,069 240,375 147,532 92,843 I.

112,826 60,689 52,137 166,972 103,835 63,137
16,972 9,040 7,932 73,403 43,697 29,706

3,976 2,135 1,841 14,870 8,423 6,447

4,814 2,576 2,238 37,187 22,922 14,265

8,182 4,329 3,853 21,346 12,352 8,994

84,010 45,046 38,964 115,530 71,034 44,496 2.

66,507 35,801 30,706 68,656 43,783 24,873
17,503 -' 9,245 8,258 , 46,87. 4 27,251 19,623

3,252 1,717 1,535 6,759 3,986 2,773

1,962 1,053 909 5,333 l,129 2,204

1,290 664 626 1,426 857 569

10,18B 5,352. 4,836 35,505 20,431 15,074

4,063 2,176 1,887 4,610 2,B34 1,776

4,032 2,15B 1,874 4,439 2,728 1,711

r
;
31 18 13 171 to! 65

111,831 60,364 51,467 122,481 79,557 42,924 3.

99,145 5l,590 45,555 91,9~4 61,560 30,394
12,686 6,774 5,912 lO,527 17,997 12,530

8,964 4,793 4'FI 22,6l3 Il,301 9,332

7,941 4,210 3,701 21,555 12,633 8,922

1,023 553 470 1,078 668 410

3,722 1,981 1,711 7,894 4,696 3,198

 l74

DlmlCT PRIMARY

Industrial CatecorY of Main Wcdm

Total Main Wortm Cultivators AgrIcultural labouret'li

State/District! Total/ (I-IX) I
Sl. TahsiIlU.A.I l Rural! "
No. 'city/Town Urban Persons Males Females Penons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27- 28 29 30

(ii) Iqbal Colony (O.C.) U 232 231 24 24

I
(iii) Sant Nagar (O.G.) I U 248 237 II 4 4 3 3

(iv) Dalip Nagar (O.G.) U 127 125 2

1t
10. 5.1nrrur DIJt~ T 52',525 513,229 '5,296 218,797 216;.96 1,9;~f '37,47' 133,565 3,906
R 406,3~,z ~'7,623 .,739 205,974 %04,201 1,773 120,792 "7,428 3,364
U 122,163 115,606 6,557 1%,8n 12,695 128 16,679 16,IJ7 54.Z
<-
i. Malerkotla Tahsil, T 165,646 161,913 3,7J-3 57,848 57,611 237 40,062 39,478 584
R 122,347 120,571 1,716 55,981 55,808 173 34,S49 34,463 386
U 43,299 41,342 1,957 1,867 1,803 64 5,213 5,015 198
r
Ahmedgarh (M.e.) U 7,390 6,996 394 159 158 335 299 36

Malerkoda (M.C.) U 25,268 24,306 962 1,593 1,541 52' 4,058 3,909 149

Dhurl(M.C) U 10,641 10,040 601 115 104 11 820 807 13

2. Sangrur Tahsil T 92,993 89,074 3,919 36,536 35,965 571 23,945. 23,157 )88
R 67,560 65,636 1,924 33,206 32,669 37 21,218 20,507 711
U 25,433 23,438 1,995 3,330 3,296 34 2,727 2,650 77

Bhawanigarh U.A. U 4,084 3,919 165 585 585 628 61B 10

(i) 8hawanigarh (M.C) U 2,967 2,854 113 522 522 465 460 5

(ii) )hugl Bast! (Outside U 1,117 1,065 52 63 63 163 158 5

M.C. Limits) (O.G.)
~<
Sangrur (M.C.) U 16,319 14,627 1,692 463 438 25 785 754 31

longowai U.A. U 5,030 4,892 138 2,282 2,273 9 1,314 1,278 36

(i) Longowai (M.e.) U 4,746 4,614 132 2,049 2,040 9 .1,299

. 1,263 36

(Ii) Plndl Kehar Singh and U 2B4 278 6 233 233 15 IS

Pindi Chilwan (O.G.)
',\ ,l
3. Sunam Tahsil T 127,67b 123,517 4,156 61,455 60,506 f49 34,861 33,364 1,497
R 110,677- 107,40B 3,269 59,613 5B,67 I 942 33,388 31,921 1,467
U 16,996 16,109 881 1,842 1,135 1 1,473 1,443 30

Sunam U.A. U 12,564 11,82B 736 1,535 1,528 1 1,121 I,IO~ 26

(i) Sunam (M.C.) U 11,771 11,046 725 1,102 1,098 4 978 953 25
Jo.,
(ii) Chamar Tlbbl, U 793 7B2 II 433 430 3 149 148
Moral1W3ii, Model Town
(Rural), Gugopeer, Kothe
Haricarh and Kothe
Singhpur (O.G.)

lehragaga (M.e.) U 4,432 4,281 151 301 301 346 ,342

 375

CENSUS ABSTRACf

Industrial Category of Main Workers

livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturing, Processing,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Servldng and Repairs In
and allied activities Quarryl", Household Industry
III IV V (a)
SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

10 10

3 3

4,142 3,991 151 6 6 7,441 6,904 5]7

2,791 2,685 106 4,8j'7 4,525 322
1,351 1,306 45 6 6 2,594 2,379 215

1,287 1,252 35 4 ... 3,842 3,578 264 I.

936 909 27 2,457 2,308 149
351 343 8 4 ... 1,385 1,270 115

35 3S 41.2 379 33

226 219 7 4 ... 75-4 689 65

90 89 21'9 202 17

948 881 67 1,3111 1,223 95 2.

560 510 50 74;! 691 51
388 371 17 57i1 532 44

44 43 311 31 7

29 28 2;1 21

15 IS 16, 10 6

314 298 16 37() 340 30

30 30 168' 161 7

30 30 1604 157 7

4 4

816 791 25 1,003 924 79 3.

637 621 16 577 521 54
179 170 9 426 401 25

118 110 8 231 213 18

106 99 7 229 21'1 18

12 II 2 2

61 60 195 188 7
 376

DISTRICT PRIMARY

Industrfal Category of MaIn Wcrlcers

Manufacturing, Processing,
Ser\'lclng and Repairs In
other than Household
Industry ConstructiOn! Trade alld Commerce
State/District! Totall V(b) VI VII
Sl. TahsIl/U.A. Rural!
No. Cityllown Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females ~ersons Males Females

2 3 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

(ii) Iqb., Colony (O.G.) u III 111 13 13 23 23

(iii) Sant Nagar (O.C.) u '52 152 12 12 29 28

u
(iv) Dalip Nagar (O.G.)

1O. Sangrur Dhnl" T

71

16,305 15,385
71

920 9,290
2

9,20-4
2

86 47,615
" 46,888
" 727
R 16,347 15,731 616 5,086 5,051 35 14,378 14,221 lSI
U 19,958 19,654 304 4,.104 4,153 51 33,237 32,661 516

I. Malerkotl. Tahsil T 18,029 17,760 269 3,129 3,'03 26 17,966 17,796 170
R 7,968 7,819 149 1,607 1,596 II 4,826 4,770 56
U 10,061 9,941 120 1,522 1,507 15 13,140 13,026 114

Ahmedgarh (M.c.) U 1,891 1,876 15 231 221 10 2,556 2,534 22

MalerXotla (M.c.) U 6,044 5,959 85 964 964 6,714 6,666 4B

Olwri {M.C.} u 2,126 2,106' 20 327 322 5 3,870 3,826 44

2. Sangrur Tahsil T 5,076 4,81~ 257 1,989 1,960 29 7,97,7 7,829 148
R 2,394 2,206 IBB 978 965 13 2,163 2,140 23
U 2,682 2,61'3 69 ',OIl 995 16 5,814 5,689 125

8hawa" igarh U.A. U 629 608 21 179 179 1,0"8 1,040 8

(i) Bhawanigarh (M.e.) u 374 FJ 8S 85 76+ 758 6

(ii) )huglllasri (Outside u 255 235 20 94 94 284 282 2

M.C. limits) (O.G.)

Sangrur (M.C.) u I,BII 1,780 Jr 677 663 14 4,399 4,285 II ..

Longowal U.A. U " 242 225 17 15.5 153 2 367 364 3

U 218 207 ISS 153 2 365 362 3

(i) Longowal (M.q
"
(ii) Pindl Kehar Singh and U 24 18 6 2 2
Pind! Dhiman (O.G.)

J. Sunam Tahsil T 4,771 4,504 267 1,976 1,959 17 10,087 9,874 213
R 2,823 2,597 226 r,175 1,167 B 4,367 4,326 41
U 1,9"8 1,907 • 41 BOI 792 9 5,720 5,54B 172

Sunam U.A. U 1,491 1,451 40 623 615 8 3,940 3,781 1.59

Ii) Sunam IM.C.} U 1,467 1,427 40 571 563 8 3,935 3,776 159

(il) Chamar Tibbi, U 24 24 52 52 5 5

Moranwall, Model Town
(Rural), Gugapeer, Koth~
Harlg_rh and Kothe
Singhpllr (O.G.)

Lehragaga 1M .C.) u 457 456 178 177 1,780 1,767

 377

,r Services
IX Marginal Workers Non-workers
Sl.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

I~ is 34 33 522 '96 326

'18 18 26 19 7 443 163 280

5 5 37 35 2 316 128 IBB

15,122 15,027 95 52,336 45,363, 6,973 22,619 962 21,657 1,158,976 400,170 758,B06
7,503 7,4Bl 22 18,644 16,194 1,350 11,8%7 884 20,943 863,937 293,655 S70,IBI
"7,619 7,546 7] 23,692 19,069 4,623 792 78 714 19S,0J9 106,515 188,524

S,618 5,591 27 17,861 15,740 2,121 7,987 296 7,691 373,819 129,626 244,193 1.
3,242 3,231 II 10,4BI 9,667 BI4 7,675 27B 7,397 265,B39 90,676 175,163
2,376 2,360 16 7,3BO 6,073 1,307 312 18 294 107,980 38,950 69,030

395 393 2 1,376 1,101 275 18,169 6,543 11,626

1,052 1,049 3 ,3,859 3,306 553 2,25 14 211 63,107 22,658 40,449

929 918 II 2,145 1,666 479 86 3 83 26,704 9,749 16,955

2,B55 2,815 40 12,349 10,425 1,92i 4,136 209 3,927 200,458 69,583 130,875 2.
1,18i 1,183 I 5,115 4,765 350 3,965' 181 3,784 139,489 47,216 92,273
1,671 1,632 39 7,234 5,660 1,574 171 28 143 60,969 22,367 38,602

212 212 721 603 liB 5 3 2 9,811 3,474 6,337

'1~6 136 570 471 99 5 3 2 7,143 2,524 4,619

76 76 151 132 19 2,668 950 1,718

I 1,392 1,353 39 6,108 4,716 1,392 34 17 17 40,066 15,124 24,942

67 67 ..OS 341 64 132 8 121 11,092 3,769 7,323

66 66 <JOO 336 64 132 8 124 10,541 3,603 6,938

5 5 551 166 385

12,642 2,632 10 10,061 B,962 1,099 5,790 359 5,431 272,977 94,646 178,331 3.
1, ,462 l,i59 3 6,635 6,123 512 5,767 356 5,411 PO,532 79,366 151,166
},180 1,173 7 l,n6 2,839 587 23 3 20 42,445 15,280 27,165

863 856 7 2,635 2,172 463 10 3 7 31,335 11,342 19,993

841 8H 7 2,541 2,084 457 10 3 7 29,337 10,639 18,698

22 22 94 88 6 1,998 703 1,295

317 317 791 667 124 13 13 11,110 3,938 7,172

 378

DISTRICT PRIMARY

, Total population
(Induding
Institutional Total population
No. of and houseless In the age
State/District! Total/' occupied population) group 0-6
51. TahsiI!U.A.I Rural! AfI!aln fl!sidentlal No. of
No. Gty/Town Uiban sq. Jan. houses households Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

4. Barnala Tahsil T 1,485.07 74,008 74,776 458,641 245,138 213,503 73,462 39,407 34,055
R 1,455.60 53,345 53,756 338,275 180,474 157,801 53,614 28,743 24,811
U 29.47 20,663 21,020 120,366 64,664< 55,702 19,848 10,6l14 9,184

Dh'l"aula (M.C.) U 5.00 .2,640 2,690 15,967 8,405 7,562 2,650 1,411 1,239

Barnala (M.C.) 16.00 13,422 13,671 40,8H 34,599 12,122 6,502 5,620

Bhadaur (M.C.) II 6.00 2,277 2,377 '14,161 7,866 6,912 2,603 1,402

Tapa U.A. U NJl.. 2,324 2,282 '1 14,808 7,562 6,599 2,473 1,349 1,124

(i) Tapa (M.C;) U 2.47 2,320 2,373 14,147 7,556 6,591 2,468 1,348 1,120

(ii) Electricity Colony (O.G.) U N.A. 14 6 8 5

t t. llathlnda District T 5,551.00 254,848 261,928 1,559,96] 829,849 7]0,114 257,505 138,099 119,406
R 5,397.64 194,91] 199,069 1,208,830 642,590 566,240 198,693 106,074 92,619'
U 15].36 59,935 62,859 ~51,1]3 187,259 163,874 58,812 32,025 26,787

1. Rampura Phul Tahsil T 875.16 38,510 39 009

1 24~634 128,677 J12,957 38,415 20,661 17,754
R 869.40 32,761 32,970 206,104 109,959 96,1-45 32,689 17,569 13,120
U 5.76 §,749 6,039 35,530 18,718 14,812, 5,726 3,092 2,634

Rampura Phul (M.c.) U 5.76 5,749 6,039 35,530 18,718 16,812 5,726 3,092 2,634

2. Bathinda Ta~sii T 1,518.45 86,035 ,90,986 > 507,651 268,390 239,261 85,190 45,940 39,250
R 1,408.82 52,450 54,757 319,846 167,992 151,854 53,922 28,925 24,997
U 109.63 33,585 35,329 1'87,805 • 100,398 87,407 31,268 17,015 14,253

Cioniana (M.c.) U 9.00 1,664 1,694 10,415 5,459 4,956 1,786 1,001 785

Bathinda (M.c.) U 97.00 28,840 30,495 159,042 85,286' 73,756 26,301 14,350 11,9$1

Bhucl'fo Ma-rrnt (M,C.) U , too 1,637 1,686 10,006 5,266 4,740 1,793 951 842

Kot Fatta (M.C.) U 0.39 982 983 5,611 2,972 2,639 921 486 435

Sangat (Rc.) U 1.24 462 471 2,731 1,415 1,316 467 227 240

3. Talwandi Sabo Tahsil T 950.44 36,079 37,222 230,281 122,820 107,461 37,921 20,246 17,675
'R .941.65 29,526 30,273 187,826 100,056 87,770 30,550 16,292 14,258
U 8.79 6,553 6,949. 42,455 22,764 19,691 7,371 3,954 3,417
\
Raman (M.C.) U 3.99 2,809 2,911 17,275 9,247 8,028 3,106 1,672 1,434

Maur (M.C.) u 4.80 3,744 4,038 25,180 13,517 11,663 4,265 2,282 1,983

'I. Mansa Tahsil

• T 94,224 95,611 580,397 309,962 '270,435 95,979 51,252 44,727
2,192.25
R 2,163.07 80,176 81,069 495,054 264,583 230,171 81,532 43,288 38,244
U 29.18 14,048 14,542 85,343 45,379 39,964 14,447 7,964 6,483

Mansa (M.C.) U 20.00 9,087 9,420 55,089 29,401 25,688 9,266 5,151 4,115

Budhlada (M.c.) U 5.18 3,014 3,157 18,717 9,886 8,831 3,118 1,699 1,419

Bareta (M.c.) u 4.00 1,947 1,965 11,537 6,092 5,445 2,063 1,114 949
C~NSUS ABSllb\C(J'

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes literates

SI.
~ersons Males Females Person~ Males Females Persons Males Females No.
13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21

O~,217 71,221 61,99q 180,529 109,355 71,174 4.

:1.91,803 54,454 47,349 121,39(0- 74,265 41,126
1.,31,414 16,767 14,647 , 59,138 35,090 24,048

4,803 2,539 2,~64 6,709 3,990 1 2,719

17,368 9,2711. 8,090 39,975 23,704 16,271

5,690 3,065 2,625 f• ... 5,354 3,163 2,191

3,553 1,885, '''' 1,668 7,10P 4,233 2,867

J,S5J , 1,885 1,668 7,093 4,228 2,865

7 S 2

{45.6jU6 243,765 212,11.31 ,560,435 ]49,676 210,759

tU8,466 ' 202,051, 176,415 ... .$>" ]/>7,879 236,177 131,702
78,']0 ~.
•...,'4" ]6,416 • \ u~ r~ - ... 192,556 11],499 79,057

7,2,317 38,661 33A~6. 86,578 53,182 33,396 1.

'64,372 '.,34,406 29,966. 67,682 42,220 25,462
7,945 4,255 3,690 18,896 10,962, 7,9j4

7,945 4,25S. 3,490 .1. 18,896 10,962 7,934

t47,823 78,596 69,227 ... 219,910 132,860 87,050 2•

107,"95 57,256 50,239 f.. ... 109,512 67,936 41,576
40,328 21,340 18,988 "' 110,398 64,924 45,474

2,169 1,145 1,024 6,405 3,668 2,737

32,266 ~ 17,088 , 15,178 j ••• 95,4?2 56,070 39,422

3,291 1,732 1,559 ....... (. 5,037 3,053 1,984

2,049 I 1,095 954 2,093 1,309 784

553 280 273 "J 1,3~)3 824 547

68,675 36,866
" 31,809 . 73,706 47,712 25,994 3.
56,208 30,169 26,048 ... 55,477 36,723 18,754
12,467 , 6,706 5,761 "iO 18,229 10,989, 7,240

4,856 2,610 2,246 , 8,018 4,83A 3,181

7,611 4,096 3,515 , ... 10,21), 6,152 4,059

167,781 89,642 78,139 ... 180,241 115,922, 64,319 4.

150,391 80,229 70,162 ;.": 135,208 89,298 45,910
17,390 9,413 7,977 I .. 45,033 26,624 18,409

11,619 6,311, ~ 5,108 29,002 17,132 11,870

2,959 1,598 1,361 11,051 6,433 4,618

2,812 1,504' l,lOB 4,980 l,059 1,921

 380

Dlmia PRIMARY
Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators AgrIcultunllal!?urers

State!Oistr1ct1 TotaV (I-IX) I
51.
No.
TahsiI/U.A.I
Oty/Town
Rurall
Urban PersoN Males Females Persons Mares Females Persons
"
Males Females

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

4. &amala Tahsil T
R
'''2,2'3
105,778
138,725
104,008
3,488
1,770
62,958
57,174
62,81"
57,053
'''i
121
38,603
31,337
37,566
30,53 r
1,037
800.
U 36,435 34,717 1,718 5,784 5,761 23 7,266 7,029 237

Dhanaula (M.c.) u 4,579 4,446 133 1,228 1,227 1,258 1,258

Ramal. (M.c.) u 23,203 22,072 1,131 2,737 2,730 7 3,388 3,315 73

Bhadaur (M.c.) U 4,307 4,081 226 1,271 1,260 1 .. 2,009 1,856 153

Tapa U.A. u 4,3-io 4,118 228 , 548 4 611 600 11

a.
(i) Tapa (M.C.) U 4,341 4,113 228 548 544 4 611 600 t1

(ii) Ele<tridty Colony (O.G.) U 5 5

11 . Blthlnda District T 485,986 465,552 20,4]4 210,627 208,162 2,465 125,339' 117,609 " 7,130
R 382,774 169,'83 '~.5~1 202,689 200,388 2,10' .117,748 110,369 7;319
U 10],212 96,]69 6,M3 7,938 7,774 • 64 7,591 7,2iO 35 •

I. Rampura Phul Tahsil T 75,847 72,821 3,026 36,463 36,040 423 21,212 19,831 n~ 1,381
\ 65,284 62,863 2,421 35,273 34,1l52 421 .20,439- '19,059 1,31l0
U 10,563 9,958 605 1,190 1,188 2 173 772 I

Rampura Phul (M.C.) U 10,~63" 9,958 605 1,190 1,181l 2 173 772

2. Bathinda Tahsil T 151,612 144,351 7,261 50,549 50,027 522 33,607 31,902 1,705
R 97,377 94,155 3,222 47,933 47,504 429 31,333 29,708 1,625
U 5i,235 50,196 4,039 2,616 2,523 93 2,274 2,'94 80

Goniana (M.C,) u 2,959 2,786 173 20 20 149 li8

Bathinda (M.C,) u 4S,780 42,230 3,550 .. 1,561 1,"79 82 1,320 1,285 35

Bhucho Mandi (M.C.) u 2,937 2,705 232 163 153 10 234 206 28

Kot Falla (M.C,) u _.1,717 1,674 43 67B 677 441 425 \ 16

Sanga! (M.C,) U B42 ., 801 il 194 194 130 130

3. Talwandl Sabo Tahsil T 73,56-. 70,427 3,137 35,594 35,067 527 20,347 11l,916 1,431
R 60,431 57,991 2,440 33,408 32,888 520 18,552 "7,223 ',l29
U 13,133 12,436 697 2,186 2,179 7 1,795 1,693 102

Raman (M.C.) I U' 5,520 S,I80 JiO 636 632 4 636 604 32

Maur (M.C,) U 7,613 7,256 357 1,550 1,541 l 1,159 1,089 70

4. Mansa Tahsil T 184,963' 177,953 7,010 88,021 87,028 993, 50,173 46,960 3,213
R I 59,6B%' 154,174 5,508 86,075 85,144 931 47,i24 H,l79 3,045
U 25,281 23,779 1,502 1,946 1,884 62 2,749 2,581 168

Mansa (M.C,) u 16,358 15,359 1,074 1,01l • 61 1,856 1,704 152

Budhlada (M.C,) u 5,457 5,116 341 169 168 295 14

Bareta (M.C,) u 3,466 3,304 162 703 703 58"4 582 2

 381

Ca&SUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturing, PrOcessing,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and Servicing and Repairs In
and allied activities Quarrying Household Industry
III IV VIa)
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

1,091 1,067 :>. 24 1,278 1,179 99 4.

658 645 13 1,071 1,003 68
433 422 II 207 176 31
...
48 48 29 26 3
299 290 9 , 156 129 27

II II 17 Ii
75 73 2 5 4

75 7J 2 5 4

4,343 4,208 135 16 IS 6,485 5,885 600

2,737 2,674 63 9 9 4,550 4,086 464
1,606 1,534 72 7 6 1,935 1,7P9 136

382 378 4 3 3 983 842 141 I.

258 258 3 3 830 696 134
124 120 4 153 146 7

124 120 4 ... 153 146 7

1,737 1,679 58 5 5 1,950 1,761 189 2.

799 184 15 1,098 974 124
938 895 43 5 5 852 787 65

35 35 44 40 4

843 801 42 4 4 603 558 45

22 21 54 48 6

31 31 87 84 3

1 7 61 57 7

615 581 31 4 3 I,I~I .1,027 91 3.

439 424 IS 3 J 881 810 71
176 151 19 I 240 211 23

86 68 18 61 51 13

90 89 116 166 10

1,609 1,570 39 4 4 ... 2,431 2,255 176 4.

1,211 1,208 33 3 3 • 1,711 1,606 135
368 362 6 690 619 41

240 237 3 348 328 20

78 78 112 108 4

50 47 3 230 213 17
 382

DISTRICT P,UMAR..Y
, II' ,.p'

Industrial Cattgory of Main Worlcers

Manufacturing, Processing,
Servidng and Repairs In
other than Household
Industry Constructions Trade and' Commerce
State! DistrictJ TotaIJ V(b) VI VII
Sl. TahsiIlU.A. RuraU
No. City/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Fetiiale~

2 3 40 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

4. Ramala Tahsil T 8,429 8,302 127 2,196 2,182 14 11,585 11,389 196
R 3,162 3,109 53 1,326 1,323 3 3,022 2,991 31
U 5,267 5,193 74 870 859 11 8,56~ 8,398 165

Dhanaula (M.c.) U JJ2 321 II 110 110 666 662 4

8amala (M.C.) u 4,261 4,215 46 592 581 II 6,004 5,918 86

Bhadaur (M.c.) U 201 201 71 71 352 350 2

Tapa U.A. u 473 456 17 97 97 1,541 1,468 13

(i) Tapa (M.C.) U 473 456 17 97 97 1,541 1,468 73

(ii) Elearicity Colony (O.G.) U

II. aathincia District T 24,030 23,098 932 9,552 9,400 152 41,202 40,548 654
R '8,871 ' a,ns 536 5,723 5,686 :J7 '11,453 1"1,265 188
U 15,159 14,763 396 3,829 3,114 ,15 < 29,749 29,283 466

I. R~mpura Phul Tahsil T 2,771 2,654 117 1,387 1,373 14 5,209 5,132 77
R 1,379 1,300 79 938 937 1 I,BB4 1,856 28
U 1,392 1,354 38 449 436 13 3,325 3,276 49

Rampural'hul (M.C,) u 1,392 38 449 436 13 3,325' 3,276 49

2. Bathinda Tahsil T 10,602 10,228 314 4,099 4,025 74 16,551 16,270 281
R 2,630 2,457 173 1,894 1,878 16 2,175 2,126 49
U 7,972 7,771 201 2,205 2,147 58 14,376 14,144 232

Goniana (M.C.j u 339 7 110 110 1,356 1,346 10

Bathinda (M.C,) U 7,153 6,966 187 1,930 1,873 57 11,558 11,358 200

8hucho Mandl (M.c.) u 368 361 7 96 96 1,088 1,067 21

Kat Fatta (M.c.) U 51 51 64 64 116 115

Sangal, (M.C,) u 54 54 5 258 258

J. Talwandi Sabo l'lIhsil T 2,781, 2,654 127 I,OJ7 1,012 25 5,250 5,120 130
R 918 904 74 675 67'S 2 1,517 1,491 24
U 1,803 1,750 53 362 339 2l 3,733 3,627 106

Raman (M.t:) U 879 859 20 119 112 7 1,806 1,757

Maur (M.C) u 924 891 33 243 227 16 1,927 1,870 57

4. Mansa Tahsil T 7,876 7,562 314 3,029 2,990 39 14,192 14,026 166
R 3,B84 3,614 210 2,216 2,198 18 5,871 '5,790 I 87
U 3,992 3,888 104 813 792 21 8,l1S 8,236 79

Hansa (M.C,) u 2,.716 2,641 604 584 20 5,136 5,096 '10

8udhlada (M.C.) . u 9BS 966 141 1'10 2,222 2,195 27

Bareta (M.c.) u 291 281 10 68 68 9S7 945 12

 383

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storage
and Communications Other Services
VIII ~ IX Marginal Workers Non-workers
" 51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females PerSons J'lales Females No.

49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

4;007 j,9s'9 113 12,065 10,236 1,829 ~ l"i,706 98 '4,608 311,722 106,315 205,407 4.
1,615 1,608 i 6,413 5,739 674 4,420 69 4,351 228,077 16,397 151,680
2,392 2;ial I( 5,652 4,497 1,155 "286 29 257 83,645 29,918 53,727

220 220 688' 5H 114 76 2 74 ,11,312 3,957 7,355

"
037 1,727 10 4,0~8 3,166 862 43 15 28 52,184 18,744 33,440

53 53 '32i 60 81 80 '10,420 3,784 6,636

382 ~ 381 614 495 119 86 II 75 9,729 3,433 6,296

382 381 609 490 119 86 II 7S 9,720 3,432 6,288

5 9 8

t,784 12,645 139 51,608 43,982" 7,626 n,849 1,423 32,426 1,040,128 362,874 677,254
4,235 4,207 28 24,759 22,164 2,895 n,167 1,320 31,847 792,889 272,087 520,802
1,549 8,438 1 11 26,849 21,8"18 5,031 682 103 579 247,239 90,787 156,452

1,278 1,274 4 6;159 5,294 865 1,850 187 1,663 163,937 55,669 108,268
532 5~2 3,748, 3,37(1 378 1,831 178 1,653 136,989 46,918 92,071
746 742 4 2,411 1,92+ 487 19 9 10 2~,948 8,751 16,197

746 742 4 2,411 1,924 487 19 9 10 24,948 8,751 16,197

6,621 6,523 98 25,891 21,931 3,960 9,085 381 8,704 346,954 123,658 223,296 2.
1,082 1,072 fO 8,433 7,652 781 8,719 356 ~,363 21P50 73,481 140,269
5,539 5,451 88 17,458 14,279 3,179 366 25 341 133,204 50,177 83,027

161 158 3 738 590 148 7,456 2,673 4,783

5,076 4,995 8115,73212,911 2,821 320 25 295 112,942 43,031 69,911

223 220 688 532 156 7,069 2,561 4,508

65 65 184 162 22 46 3,848 1,298 2,550

14 13 116 84 32 1,889 614 1,275

1,313 1,295 18 5,502 4,752 750 9,124 191 8,933 147,593 52,202 95,391 3.
613 605 8 3!~65 2,9.68 397 9,064 171 8,893 118,331 41,894 76,437
700 690 10 2,137 1,784 353 60 20 40 29,262 10,308 18,954

321 '313 8 973 784 189 35 7 28 11,720 4,060 7,660

379 377 '2 1,164 1,000 164 25 13 12 17,542 6,248 11,294

3,572 3,553 19 14,056 12,od5 2,051 13,790 664 13,126 381,644 131,345 250,299 4.
2,008 1,998 10 9,213 8,174 1,039 13,553 615 12,938 321,819 109,794 212,025
1,56"1 1,555 9 4,843 3,831 1,012 237 49 188 59,825 21,551 38,274

1,090 1,085" 5 3,293 2,670 623 185 46 139 38,546 1l,996 24,550

370 366 .. 1,071 BOO 271 47 1 13,213" 4,767 8,446

104 104 479 361 118 5 5 8,066 2,788 5,278

 384

DISTRICf PRIMARY

Total population
(Includlng
Institutional Total population
No. of and housele55 in the age
State/District! Total! occupied population) group ().6
SI. Tahsil/U.A.I Rural! Area In residential No. of
No. Oty/Town Urban sq. km. houses household$ Per.', Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

12. Farldkot District T 5,740.00 280,365 283,64J l,nO,876 919,680 811,196 278,066 149,260 128,806
R 5,620.19 207,491 209,574 1,291,037 686,572 604,465 %04,702 109 719 94,983
U 119.81 72,874 74,069 439,839 .233,108 206,731 73,364 1
39,541 33,823

I. Moga Tahsil T 1,685.42 98,592 99,982 626,391 332,459 293,932 98,861 52,945 ,45,916
R 1,639.36 76,346 76,905 489,574 260,008 229,566 76,918 41,203 35,715
U 46.06 22,246 23,077 136,817 72,451 64,366 21,943 11,742 10,201

Badhnl Kalan (N.A.C) u 23.96 1,388 1,407 8,572 4,548 4,024 1,423 746

Moga U.A. u N.A. 18;156 18,909 110,958 58,957 52,001 17,577 9,471 8,106

(i) Moga (M.c.) u 16.10 17,757 18,490 108,304 57,511 50,793 17,110 9,217 7,893

(iI) Landeke (Amrltsar u N.A. 95 95 451 232 219 59 28 31

Road) O.G.

(HI) Duneke (Firozpur u N.A. 304 324 2,203 1,214 989 408 226 182
Road) (O.G.)

·Baghapurana (N.A.C.) u 6.00 2,702 2,761 17,287 8,946 8~341 2,943 1,525 1,418

2. Faridkot Tahsil T 1,453.03 73,921 74,684 ,451,406 239,800 211,606 74,137 39,751 34,386
R 1,411.33 48,768 49,352 301,501 160,223 141,278 48,830 26,152 22,678
U 41.70 25,153 25,332 149,905 79,577 70,328 25,307 13,599 11,708

Faridkot U.A. u N.A. 10,339 10,426 58,625 31,526 27,099 9,551 5,103 4,448

(i) Farldkot (M.c.) u 18.14 10,269 10,356- 58,244 31,329' 26,915 9,484 5,076 4,408

(ii) Houses and Rice u N.A. 70 70 381 197 184 67 27 40

Shellers (Bholowal
Road) (O.G.)

Kat Kapura (M.c.) u 14.50 10,265 10,312 62,430 32,790 29,640 10,971 5,899 5,072

Jaitu U.A. u N.A. 4,549 4,594 28,850 15,261 13,589 4,785 2,597 2,188

(i) Jaitu (M.c.) u 906 4,533 4,578 28,758 15,216 13,542 4,778 2,594 2,184

(ii) Kothe Lal u N.A. 16 16 92 45 47 7 3 4

Premi (O.G.)

3. Muktsar Tahsil T 2,596.47 107,852 108,977 653,079 347,421, 305,658 105,068 56,564 48,504
R 2,564.42 82,377 83,317 499,962 266,341 233,621 78,954 42,364 36,590
U 32.05 25,475 25,660 153,117 81,080 72,037 26,114 14,200 11,914

Muktsar (M.c.) u 13.80 10,945 11,096 66,~83 34,831 31,552 10,829 5,852 4,977

Malout (M.e.) u 10.00 9,831 9,862 56,868 30,535 26,333 10,182 5,623 4,559

Glddarbaha (M.c.) U 8.25 4,699 4,702 29,866 15,714 14,152 5,103 2,725 2,378

Note: I. Towns treated as suell· for the first time In 1981 Census which continue as towns In 1991 Census are shown with Asterisk· on their left.
2. Towns treated as su~h for the first time In 1991 are In 1taI1a.
3. The following abbreviations have been used forthe status of townS :. M. Corp... Municipal Corporation, M.C. • Municipal CommIttee, c.a .• Cantonment
8oard, C.T... Census Town, N.A.C. • Notilled Am Commlttet
 385

\BSTRACT

Scheduled Castes SchedllIed Tribes LIterates

SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Femalll No.

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

589,898 315,679 274,219 717,971 434,769 283,202

419,868 251,059 222,809 414,206 293,266 180,940
110,030 58,620 51,410 243,765 141,503 102,262

193,651 103,822 89,829 275,587 161,884 113,703 I.

167,088 89,480 77,60B .., "' 197,627 117,711 79,880
26,563 14,342 12,221 .77,960 44,137 33,823

2,875 1,58~ 1,290 4,033 2,263 1,770

19,204 10,405- 8,799 64,953 36,875 28,078

18,260 9,888 8,312 63,185 36,165 27,620

85 45 40 291 163 128

859 472 381 877 547 3JO

4,484 2,352 2,132 8,974 4,999 3,975

158,233 84,195 74,038 188,506 114,287 74,~19 2.

115,134 61,355 53,779 106,961 66,485 40,476
43,099 22,840 20,259 81,545 47,802 33;743

15,572 8,30' 7,265 34,633 20,468 14,165

'.5,370 8,205 1,165

, 34,472 20,372 14,100

202 102' 100 161 96 65

17,714 9,319 8,395 , 32,980 19,123 13,857

9,813 5,214 4,599 13,932 8,211 5;721

9,807 5,210 4,597 13,881 8,187 5,700

6 4 2 45 24 21

238,014 127,662 110,352 253,818 158,598 95,280 3.

197,646 106,224 91,422 169,618 109,0l4 60,584
40,368 21,438 18,930 81,260 19,564 34,696

16,911 8,966 1,945 36,427 20,991 15,430

14,348 7,628 6,120 32,166 19,128 13,038

9,109 4,844 4,265 15,667 9,4J9 6,228

4. N.A. =Not Available'

C.G. =Out Growth

U.A. .. Urban Aalomeratlon

 386

DISTRICT PRIMARY

IndU5trlal Category of Main Woriters

Total Maln Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

State/Districtl Total! (I-IX) I II
51. TahslI/U.A.I Rural!
No. Gty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons ",ales Females

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

12.. Fuldkot Dlstrfct T 539,924 512,722 27,202 203,140 199,895 3,845 163,234 152,435 i~,799
R 410,5.22 392,498 18,024 194,484 190,863 3,621 150,489 140,450 10,039
U 129,402 120,224 9,178 9,256 9,032 2,211 12,745 11,985 760

I. Moga Tahsil T 192,26~ 182,674 9,594 77,500 75,457 2,04l 57,366 57,457 2,909
R 151,781 145,546 6,235 73,920 71,912 2,008 51,981 49,600 2,381
U 40,487 31,128 3,359 3,580 3,545 35 5,385 4,857 528

8adhni Kalan (N.A.C) U 2,563 2,475 88 827 827 763 749 14

Moga U.A. U 33,011 29,970 3.047 1,917 1,883 34 3,893 3,403 490

(I) Moga (M.c.) U 32,213 29,260 3,013 1,692 1,658 34 3,679 l,2oo 479

(ii) Landeke (Amritsar U 124 114 10 9 9 2, 2

Road) O.G.
"
(iii) Duneke (Flrozpur U 620 596 24 216 216 212 201 II
Road) (O.G.)

• Baghapurana (N .A.c.) U 4,907 4,683 224 835 835 I, 729 70S 24

2. Faridkot Tahsil T 140,669 133,226 1,443 50,843 49,985 Pi8- 37,410 34,877 2,533
R 97,007 92,612 4,395 47,865 47,027 838 33,640 ll,194 2,446
U 43,662 40,614 3,048 2,978 2,958 ~20 3,770 3,683 87

Faridkot U.A. U 17,704 16,068 1,636 781 775 6 1,564 1,537 27

(I) Faridkot (M.c.) 17,600 15,968 1,632 776 770 6 1,542 1,515 27

(ii) Houses and Rice U 104 100 4 5 5 22 22

Shellers (Bholowal
Road) (O.G'.)

Kot Kapur. (M.C.) U 17,618 16,606 1,012 1,030 1,016 14 1,331 1,315 16

J.itu U.A. U 8,340, 7,940 400 1,167 1,167 875 831 44

(1)}a1tu(M.c.) U' 8,312 7,913 399 1,148 1,148 .... J 873 > 829 14

(n) Kothe Lal U 28 27 19 19 2 2

Preml (O.C.)

3. Muktsar Tahsil • T 206,987 196,822 10,165 75,397 14,453 944 68,4S8. 63,101 5,3$7
R 161,734 154,340 7,394 72,699 11,924 775 64,868 59,656 5,212
U 45,253 42,482 2,171 2,698 2,529 169 3,590 3,44!> 145

Muktsar (M.C,) U 19,333 1,284 I,~IO f,232 78 2,143 2,039 104

Malout(M.C,) U 11,211 917 286 280 6 843 822 21

G!ddarbaha (M.C,) U 8,709 8,139 570 1,102 1,011 .85 604 584 20
 387

CENSUS ABSTRACT

IndUSlrial Category of Main Workers

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining Manufacturln& Processing,

Hunting and Planation, orchards and ServIcing and RtpaIn In
and allied ac!Mtles QUarrying Household Industry
III IV V (a)
SI.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Mates Females No.

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

2,.64 2,07' 93 .5 15 6,32.7 5,611 7.6

',49'
673'
1,442 .
629
49
44
10
5
10
5
... J,790
1,537
J,J74
1,137
416
300

688 659 29 3 3 2,690 2,307 383 I.

430 420 10 2 2 1,948 1,703 245
258 239 19 742 604 138
5 5 20 16 4
230 214 16 605 494 III

228 212 16 605 494 111

2 2

23 20 3 117 91 23
376 363 13 2 2 1,276 1,122 154 2.
259 254 5 568 493 75
117 109 8 708 629 79
II 33 203 188 IS

32 32 202 181 IS

36 36 395 349
48 40 8 110 92 18
48 40 8 110 92 18

1,100 1,049 51 10 10 2,361 2,182 179 3.

802 768 34 7 7 1,274 1,118 96
298 281 17 3 3 1,087 1,004 83

161 151 10 J 3 382 333 49

92 87 5 635 604 31
45 43 2 10 67 3

26-A-63/RGI/ND/96
 388

DISTRICT PRIMARY
Industrial Catecory of Main Workers

Manufacturing, Procesdnr,
Servicing and Repairs In
other than Household
Industry ConstructIons Trade and CotnnlerCe
State/District! Total! V(b) VI VII
51. TahslVU.A. RuraV
No. QIy/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

12. Farldkot Dlserlct T 29,4'7 28.461 1.026 6,754 6,643 III 45,296 44.637 659
R 11,694 11.028 666 J,255 3,214 21 10,275 'O,'J~ 145
U 17,793 17,4]] ]60 ],499 ].409 90 35,021 ]4,507 St4

I. Moga Tahsil T 9,814 9,566 2"8 2,062 2,038 2" 14,524 1",301 223
R 4,372 4,220 152 1,402 l,l86 16 4,058 4,012 46
U 5,442 S,346 96 660 652 8 10,466 10,289 177

8adhni Kalan (N.A.C) U 159 ISS 4 17 17 334 311 3

Moga U.A. U 4,715 ",6"8 67 578 570 8 8,722 8,558 16..

(i) Moga (M.C.) U 4,659 ",592 67 531 527 4 8,662 8,..99 163

(ii) Landeke (Amrltsar U 12 12 10 10 31 30

Road) O.G.

(m) Duneko (Firozpur U .... 44 37 3J 4 29 29

Road) (O.G.)

*tlaghapurana (N.A.C) U 568 543 2S 65 65 1,410 1,400 10

2. Faridkot Tahsil T 8,880 B,UI 369 2,546 2,469 77 13,047 12,845 202
R 3,310 3,066 244 853 853 2,073 2,030 43
U 5,490 5,365 125 1,693 1,6t6 77 10,974 10,815 159

Faridkot U.A. U 1,3"1 1,318 23 6 .. 5 596 49 3,384 3,l43 .,

(i) Faridkot (M.C) U 1,3l5 1,312 23 644 595 49 3,375 3,334 41

(ii) Houses and Rice U 6 6 9 9

Shellers (Bholowal
Road) (O.G.)

Kot Kapura (M.C.) U 2,8'9

1,270
2,799 80 842

206
831

189
"
17
5,232

2,358
5,142

2,330
90

28
Jaitu U.A. U 1,2"8 22

(i) Jaitu (M.C) U 1,270 I,2 ..a 22 206 189 17 2,357 2,329 28

(ii) Kothe Lal U

Preml (O.~.)

3. Muktsar Tahsil T 10,873 10,46" 409 2,146 2,136 10 17,725 17,491 234
R 4,012 3,7"2 ~70 1,000 995 5 ..,144 4,088 56
U 6,861 6,722 139 1,146 1,141 5 13,581 13,403 178

Muktsar (M.e.) U 2,259 2,216 43 418 .. IS 3 5,186 5,140 46

Malout(M.C) U 3,726 3,646 80 543 541 2 5,595 5,535 60

Glddarbaha (M.C) U 876 860 16 185 18S 2,800 2,728 72

26-B-63/RG lIN 0/96

 389

CENSUS ABSTRACT
Industrial Catesory of Maln Workers

Transpon, Storagt
and Communlcadons Other Services
VIII IX Marginal Workers Non-workers
Sl.
Penons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No.

, 49 50 51 52 53 55 56 57 58 59 60

14,170 14,097 7J 68,7J7 5.,.57 9,880 24,494 90J 23,591 1,166,458 406,055 760,403
5,278 5,255 2J 29,756 26,712 J,044 2],624 735 22,889 856,891 293,]]9 561,551
','92 ',842 50 J',98 I J2,145 6,8J6 870 168 702 ]09,561 112,716 196,851

5,584 5,558 26 22,Ol7 18,328 3,709 5,116 122 4,994 429007 149,663 279,344 I.
2,902 2,889 13 10,766 9,402 1,364 4,824 77 4,747 332,969 114,385 218,584
2,682 2,669 13 11,271 8,926 2,345 292 4S '241 96,038 35,278 60,760

40 40 398 335 63 7 7 6,002 7,073 l,929

2,338 2,326 12 10,018 7,873 2.145 77 42 35 77,864 28,945 48,919

2,278 2,267 II 9,938 7,810 2,128 77 42 35 75,95" 28,209 47,745

26 26 34 25 9 327 118 209

l3 46 38 8 1,583 618 965

304 lOl 855 718 137 208 3 205 12,172 4,260 7,912

4,671 4,644 27 21,698 18,1B8 3,210 7,lOJ. 267 7,OJ6 303,"31 106,307 191,127 2.
1,151 1,148 3 7,287· 6,546 741 7,013 197 6,816 197,181 67,414 130,067
3,520 3,496 24 14,111 11,942 2,469 290 70 220 105,953 38,8.93 61,060

1,184 1,170 14 8,569 7,IOB 1,461 15 12 J 40,906 15,446 25,"60

1,145 1,131 14 8,519 7,092 1,457 15 12 3 40,629 15,349 25,280

39 39 20 16 4 277 91 180

1,877 1,870 7 3,995 3,247 748 265 55 210 44,547 16,129 28,418

45' 456 J I,B47 1,587 20 10 J 7 20,500 1,318 13,182

J 1,842 1,58J 259 10 3 7 20,436 7,300 13,136

5 4 18 46

3,915 3,895 20 25,002 22,041 2,961 '12,075 51 .. 11,561 434,017 150,085 283,932 J.
1,225 1,21B 7 11,703 10,764 939 11,787 461 11,326 326,441 111,540 214,901
2,690 2,677 • 13 1],299 11,217 2,022 288 53 235 107,576 38,545 69,031

1,162 1,159 3 6,309 5,361 948 248 38 210 46,802 16,744 lO,058

1,1B3 1,174 9 4,308 3,605 703 37 14 23 39,620 14,227 25,J9J

345 344 2,682 2,311 371 3 2 21,154 7,574 1],580

 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACf
(For Scheduled Castes)

Part II-B volume contains Primary Census Abstract for 1l. Deha, Dhaya, Dhea
general population and Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled
Castes which Is being presented as a combined pubRcatlon 14. Dhanak
with Part II-A for the State of PunJab_ The concepts and t 5. Dhogrl, Dhangrl, SIft(
definitions relating to economic questions In general and
'work' In particular have been discussed In fly-leaf to Primary t 6. Dumna, Mahasha, Doom
Census Abstract for General Population.
17. Gagra
The addition of Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled •
Castes In Part II-B was a new feature adopted at the time t 8. Gandhlla, Gandll, Gondola
of 1981 Census and Is being continued In 1991 Census. t 9. Kablrpanthl, Julaha
The figures upto C.D. Block level In case of rural areas
and upto town level for urban areas have been presented 20. Khatlk
In Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes also. It
may be mentioned here that there Is no Scheduled Tribes 21. Kori, KoD
notlfled In Punjab.
22. MariJa, Marecha
Apart for Indicating the population of Scheduled Castes, 2l. Mazhabl
the table presents data showing No. of households with
Scheduled Castes members, total scheduled caste population 24. Megh
In' the age group 0-6, Literacy, total main workers, marginal
workers and non-workers. The main workers have been 25. Nat
further sub-divided Into nine broad Industrial categories. This
presentation Is by sex for both rural and urban areas. 26. Od
27. Pasl
Articles 341 and 142 of the Constitution of India lay
down that for certain purposes the President of India can 28. Perna
schedule a number of castes and tribes for specified areas
of the country. These have been provided for In the 29. Pherera
Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Orders (Amendment)
Act, 1976 (No. 108 of 1976 dated the 18th September, 30. Sanhal
1976). The list of Scheduled Castes of PunJab Is as follows: It. Sanhal
Scheduled Castes 32. Sansl, Bhedkut, Manesh
1. Ad Dharml 33. Sansol
2. Balmlki, Chura, Bhang! 34. Sapela
3. Bangali 35. Sarera

4. Barar, Burar or Berar 36. Slldlgar

5. Batwal 37. Slrklband

It may be mentioned here that Scheduled Castes were
6. Bauria, ~warla
recognised amongst Hindus and Sikhs upto 1981 Census.
7. Bazlgar In the 1991 Census, however, InstructioN were elaborated
to I"clude scheduled castes among Buddhists also.
8. BhanJra
In the Primary Census Abstract the population of
9. Chamar, )atla Chamar, Rehgar, Ralgar, Ramdasl Scheduled Castes Is shown for all the 37 castes together.
or Ravldasl The population of each scheduled caste separately will be
given In 'Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Tribes'
10. Chanal which will be published tn a se~rate volume.
11. Dag! Statement- t below gives the percentage of Scheduled
Caste population to total population In rural and urban
12. Daraln areas - t 991.
391
 392
STATEMENT-1
• Scheduled Caste popuLltlon as percenta,. of total popuLldon In runl and urban areas - 1991

Percentage or Scheduled CasteS

Total Rural Urban

State/District Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 .. 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10

PUNJAB 28.31 28.44 28.17 3L93 32.18 31.65 '9.69 19.63 .9.76
Gurdaspur DIstrict 24.70 24.89 24.48 25.35 25.56 25.11 22.38 22.52 22.23
Amritsar District 28.01 28.11 27.89 32.68 32.78 32.56 18.97
,
19.06 18.87
Flrozpur District 21.80 22.Ql 21.54 22.70 23.03 22.34 18.91 18.87 18.96
Ludhlana District 24.74 24.55 24.96 35.32 35.63 34.97 14.27 13.99 14.62
}alandhar District 39.08 39.42 ~8.71 44.57 45.09 43.99 29.31 29.43 29.19
Kapurthala District 29.46 29.60 29.30 31.71 32.05 31.34 22.97 22.73 23.25
Hoshlarpur District 33.32 33.76 32.85 34.71 35.31 34.19 25.30 25.32 25.27
Rupnagar District 24.57 24.14 24.38 27.20 27.42 26.95 16.83 16.84 16.83
Patlala District 23.60 23.74 2l.15 28.59 28.71 28.44 11.93 11.97 11.87
I
Sangrur District 26.83 26.94 26.70 29.43 29.55 29.29 18.80 18.82 18.77
Bathinda Dlstrict 29.27 29.37 29.15 31.3 I 31.44 31.16 22.25 22.28 22.22
Faridkot District 34.08 34.32 30.80 37.17 37.44 36.86 25.02 25.15 24.87

It will be seen that 28.31 per cent of the population
of the State according to 1991 Census belongs to Scheduled
Castes. Its proportion in rural and urban areas comes to 31.93
per cent and I 9.69 per cent respectively. The percentage
of Scheduled Caste population to total population is the
highest in Jalandhar district (39.08%) and the lowest In
Flrozpur district (21.80%). Further, while there Is no much
variation with regard to sex in respect of proportion of
scheduled castes to total pOpulation, the proportion of
scheduled castes is distinctly higher In rural areas than In urban
areas. This trend Is observed In all the districts of the State.
Statement-2 below provides rural-urban distribution of
scheduled castes In the State and districts.

STATEMENT-2
Rural • Urban distribution of scheduled castes in .99.
Percenta~ of Scheduled Castes

Total Rural Urban

State/District Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

PUNJAB 100.00 tOO.OO 100.00 79.45 79.45 79.45 20.55 20.55 20.55

Gurdaspur District 100.00 100.00 100.00 80.06 80.03 80.11 19.94 19.97 19.89

Amritsar District 100.00 100.00 100.00 17.48 76.91 76.93 22.52 23.09 23.07

Flrozpur District 100.00 100.00 100.00 19.26 79.45 79.04 20.74 20.55 20.96
Ludhiana DIstrict 100.00 100.00 100.00 70.99 70.83 71.18 29.01 29.17 28.82
 The perce ntage distribution of scheduled castes In the There are five districts where the percentage of
State is 79.45% in rural areas and 20.55% in urban areas. Scheduled Castes population to total population Is above
In the rural areas the hIghest percentage of scheduled castes the State average (28.31 %). These are Jalandhar, Farldkot,
has been found in Hoshl.lrpur district (88.41%) and the Hoshlarpur, Kapurthala and 8athlnda districts. Further, of
lowest in ludhlana district (70.99%). The percentali'! all the members of scheduled caste community In the State,
distnoution of Scheduled Castes in rural and urban areas Is the highest (1 3.79%) reside In Jalandhar district. Kapurthala
quite close to the distribution of General population as about district has the smallest concentration of scheduled caste
three-fourth_. of the total population resides In rural areas. population of PunJab which comes to 3.32 per cent only.
Statement-3 below shows population of Scheduled Statement-4 below gives scheduled caste population as
Castes in each district, their proportion to total population percentage of total populatIon during 1981 and 1991.
and their percentage distribution In dlstrlcts-1991.
STATEMENT-4
STATEMENT-]
Scheduled Caste population as percentage of toeal population
Population of Scheduled Castes in each d!strkt, their
1981 and 199.
proportion to total population and their percentage
distribution in districts-'991
Percentage of Scheduled Castes In
Scheduled Castes
State/District 1981 1991
populalion In each
district as percentage
Scheduled Castes popula- ot total scheduled 2 3
State! tlon as percentage of caste populatlon
District total populalion of the State PUT B 26.87 28.31
Gurdaspur District 23.69 24.70
2 3
Amrltsar District 26.20 28.01
PUNJAB 28.31 100.00
Flrozpur DIstrlct 20.85 21.80
Gurdaspur District 24.70 7.56
Amritsar District 28.01 12.22 Ludhlana Dlstrlct 25.17 24.74
Flrozpur District 21.80 6.10 }alandhar DIstrict 36.28 39.08
Ludhlana District 24.74 10.65 Kapurthala District 26. 99 29.46
]alandhar District 39.08 13.79
Hoshlarpur DIstrlct 30.84 33.32
Kapurthala District 29.46 3.32
Hoshlarpur Dlstrlct 33.32 8.44 Rupnaaar Dlstrlct 24.38 24.57
Rupnapr District 24.57 3.92 Patlala DIstrlct 22.12 23.60
Paliala District 23.60 7.79 25;47 26.83
San&rur Dlstrlct
Sangrur District 26.83 7.99
Bathlnda DIstrlct • 27.02 29.27
Bathinda District 29.27 7.95
Farldkot District 34.08 10.27 Farldkot DIstrict 31.69 34.08

Note: There is no Sthedu1ed tribe noliDed In PunJab State. Note: There Is nb scheduled tribe nodDed In PunJab State.
 394
The percentJge of scheduled castes for 1981 Census
in this statement ~epresents as per jurisdiction of 1991
Census. The proportion of scheduled caste population to
total population in the StJte was 26.87 per cent in 1981
which has increased to 28.31 per cent in 1991 Census.
In all the districts (except Ludhiana district) the proportion
of scheduled castes to total population has gone up. In
Ludhiana district the proportion of scheduled castes has
decreased to 24.74 per cent in 1991 from 25.17 per
cent in 1981.
StJtement·5 shows literacy rates by sex among the
Scheduled Caste population (excluding population in age
group 0·6).

STATEHENT·5
Literacy Rates-1991
\
(The percentages have been calculated on the total scheduled castes population exclusive of the population in age group 0-6)

Among the total Scheduled Among the rural Scheduled Among the urban Scheduled
Castes POPldation Castes Population Castes Population

State/District Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

PUNJAB 41.09 49.82 31.03 39.55 48.54 29.20 47.04 54.76 38.14
Gurdaspur District 47.60 56.89 37.10 46.32 55.98 35.39 52.71 60.52 43.91
Amritsar District 33.71 42.12 23.91 31.01 39.74 20.83 42.60 50.00. 34.01
FirOlpur District 24.40 32.49 15.09 21.68 29.57 12.55 34.83 43.85 24.69
Ludhiana Dist;;ct 50.48 59.52 39.83 51.40 61.33 39.77 48.20' 55.08 39.98
lalan dhar District 56.61 65.52 46.50 56.26 65.91 45.37 57.55 64.48 49.61
,.
Kapurthala Dismct 47.82 56.84 37.63 46.16 55.50 35~66 54.42 62.14 45.53
Hoshiarpur District 63.82 74.48 51.90 63.82 74.74 51.60 63.83 72.47 54.15
Rupnagar District 57.38 68.09 44.87 56.21 67.62 42.86 62.84 70.29 54.20
Patlala District 38.53 48.38 27.14 36.83 46.87 25.16 48.07 56.90 38.05
Sangrur District 27.15 35.82 17.02 26.18 34.99 15.85 31.83 39.95 22.59
Bathir.da District 20.68 27.42 12.84 17.61 24.01 10.20 35.81 44.29 25.93
Faridkot District 24.27 31.59 15.7&' 21.91 28.99 13.67 34.71 43.19 24.99

l'he literacy rate among the total scheduled caste
population is 41.09 per cent as compared to 49.82 per
cent among males and 31.03 per cent among females. The
literacy rate is highest in Hoshiarpur district (63.82%) and
the lowest in Bathinda district (20.68%). As expected male
literacy rate Is relatively high as compared to female literacy
rate among scheduled castes.
The literacy rate among scheduled castes Is comparatively
higher in urban areas (47.04%) than rural areas (39.55%).
The male literacy rate Is 48.54 per cent in rural areas as
compared to 54.76 per cent In urban areas. The female
literacy r.ate among scheduled castes Is 29.20 per cent in
rural areas and 38.14 per cent In urban areas. Inter·Se
distriCts, the male literacy ra~e among scheduled castes varies
between 72.47 per cent'(Hoshlarpur) and 39.95 per cent
(Sangrur) and the female literacy rate varies between 54.20
per cent (Rupnagar) and 22.59 per cent (Sangrur) In
respect of ur\7an areas.
For rural areas the male literacy rate among scheduled
castes varies between 74.74 per cent (Hoshlarpur) and
24.01 per cent (Bathlnda) and the female literacy rate varies
between 51 .60 per cent (Hoshiarpur) and 10.20 per cent
(Bathln~a).
StJtement·6 below gives pencentage distribution of
scheduled caste population of each sex Into total workers,
main workers, marginal workers and non·workers in the StJte
and dlstncts.
 60

PUNJAB 70

60

LITERACY AMONG
SCHEDULED CASTES
1991
: rn~
30

'0
Km10 5 0 10 10
'"
., PUNJAB

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTE

BOUNDARY, INTERNATIONAL ... LITERATES TO TOTAL SCHEDULED
STATEjU.T. CASTE POPULATION 1991.

DISTRICT
POCKET FOR KAPURTHALA . ...
- ''IT'-
~
e ABOVE 50.00

POCKET FOR PATIALA ...... P

~ 30.00 - 50.00
1sTATE AiW.GE I
rTTTl 11.111
LLW BELOW 30.00

Based upon Survey of india map with the permission of the Surve)OI' Gln.raJ Qt indIa.
© Governll'l.nl of Inlio Copyright, 1997.
 395
STATEMENT·6

PercenUle dist~ibution 01 scheduled Qstes popu~tlon of' each sex into totll wortC.en, main worken, marllnal woriten and non-
worken in districts-I991

Persons Total Total wdrkel"S'

'f
Males Scheduled Caste (Main + Main Marginal Non·
Statel District Females Population Marginal) workers workers workers

2 3 4 5 6 7

PUNJAB P 100.00 30.11 29.66 1.05 69.29

M 100.00 52.81 52.65 0.16 41.19
f 100.00 5.40 3.34 2.06 94.60

GurdJsPllr District P 100.00 28.02 27.76 0.26 71.98

M 100.00 50.87 50.78 0.09 49.13
F 100.00 2.28 1.82 0.46 97.72

An)ritsar Djstrict P 100.00 30.56 30.54 0.02 69.44

M 100.00 54.3t 54.31 0.01 45.68
F 100.00 3.10 3.08 0.02 96.90

Firozpur District P 100.00 32.77 30.96 1.81 67.23

M 100.00 54.00 53.71 0.29 46.00
F 100.00 8.49 4.95 3.54 91.51

Ludhiana District P 100,00 29.39 29.39 0.00 70.61

M 100.00 52.55 52.55 0.00 47.45
F 100.00 2,41 2.4l 0.00 97.59

)alandhar District P 100.00 29.40 28.61 0.79 70.60

M 100.00 51.13 50.98 0.15 48.87
F 100.00 4.80 3.29 1.51 95.20

Kapul'\hala District P 100.00 31.33 29.93 1,40 68.67

M 100.00 ,52.58 52.40 0.18 +7.42
F 100.00 7.39 4.62 2.77 92.61

Hoshlarpur District P 100.00 28.23 27.13 1.10 71.77

M 100.00 48.91 48.57 0.34 51.09,
F 100.00 5.10 3.16 1.94 94.90

R'upnagar District P 100.00 28.40 27.80 0.60 71.60

M 100.00 49.55 49.39 0.16 50.45
F 100.00 3.72 2.62 '1.10 96.28

Patlala District P 100.00 30.26 29.43 0.83 69.74

M 100.00 52.27 52.07 0.20 47.73
F 100.00 4.93 3.37 1.56 95.07

Sanarur District P 100.00 32.27 30.45 1.82 67.73

M 100.00 54.76 54.56 0.20 45.24
F 100.00 6.20 2.49 3.71 93.80

BathlndJ District P 100.00 34.64 31.67 2.97 65.36

M 100.00 55.88 55.58 0.30 44.12
F 100.00 10.31 4.29 6.02 89.69

Farldkot District P 100.00 33.55 31.66 1.89 66.45

M 100.00 55.21 55.05 0.16 44.79
F 100.00 8.63 4.74 3.89 91.37
 396
According to 1991 Census 30.71 per cent of the total observed for general population also. The proportion of
scheduled caste population In the State Is economically active female marginal workers among the scheduled castes Is
fully or marginally, of which 29.66 per cent are main relatively high (2.06 per cent) as compared to male marginal
workers and 1.05 per cent marginal workers. The proportion workers (0.16' per cent).
of main workers among the scheduled castes Is comparatively
very high for males (52.65 per cent) as compared to Statement- 7 below shows the percentage distribution of
females (3.34 per cent) and similar pattern has ....been main workers among scheduled caste population of each sex
into broad industrial categories In the State and districts.
STATEMENT·7
Percenta,f distribution of main worken amon, Kheclultcl caste IJOPulation of each sex into broad industrial categories in different
districts-I "I

Persons Total Industrial CatellorY of Main workers

Males Main
State/District Females worllers II III IV Via) V(b) VI VII VIII IX
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

PUNJAB , 100.00 4.80 59.8J 0.82 0.01 1.77 8.14 3.01 4.87 3.60 13.15
M 100.00 4.92 60.23 0.81 0.01 1.66 8.11 3.12 4.92 3.77 12.45
F 100.00 2.81 52.52 0.,2 N 3.90 8.68 1.01 3.80 0.58 25.78
Gurdaspur District p 100.00 7.70 53.07 0.45 0.04 0.93 6.40 4.57 5.06 4.35 17.43
M 100.00 7.76 53.71 0.44 0.04 0.84 6.18 4.64 5.09 4.46 16.84
F 100.00 5.89 32.84 0.81 3.93 13.26 2.50 3.93 0.91 35.93
Amrltsar District P 100.00 3.32 65.65 0.60 0.01 0.72 8.27 2.40 4.51 5.30 9.22
M 100.00 3.37 66.40 0.61 0.01 0.58 8.05 2.48 4.55 5.53 8.42
F 100.00 2.20 50.33 0.53 0.01 3.50 12.79 0.81 3.76 0.54 25.53
Firozpur District p 100.00 6.61 68.25 1.01 0.01 1.43 3.99 1.78 3.98 3.07 9.87
M 100.00 6.87 68.19 1.03 N 1.29 3.83 1.90 3.96 3.26 9.67
F 100.00 3.40 69.06 0.78 3.11 6.02 0.27 4.26 0.74 12.36
Ludhlana District p 100.00 3.62 48.67 1.31 0.99 14.75 3.88 7.02 4.68 15.08
M 100.00 3.69 49.68 1.22 0.92 14.64 3.99 7.05 4.83 13.98
F 100.00 1.67 23.07 3.57 2.50 17.71 1.25 6.16 0.98 43.09
)alandhar District P 100.00 3.97 46.94 0.62 N 4.18 14.14 4.70 6.94 4.18 14.33
M 100.00 4.07 47.00 0.59 N 4.08 14.44 4.94 7.09 4.36 13.43
F 100.00 2.27 45.87 1.08 6.0S 8.76 0.44 4.30 1.04 30.19
Kapurthala District P 100.00 8.28 52.29 0.57 1.46 11.45 4.55 5.54 2.97 12.89
M 100.00 8.56 51.88 0.55 1.31 11.99 4.70 5.60 3.17 12.24
F 100.00 4.79 57.57 0.82 3.41 4.47 2.59 4.74 0.41 21.20
Hoshlarpur District P 100.00 6.98 50.05 0.92 0.02 3.79 7.14 3.86 5.19 2.86 19.19
M 100.00 7.26 50.39 0.94 0.Q2 3.48 7.08 4.03 5.32 3.00 18.48
F 100.00 2.23 4+.25 0.53 9.05 8.12 0.88 3.01 0.43 31.50
Rupnap District P 100.00 7.23 41.30 0.38 0.05 1.58 8.70 3.85 4.91 3.70 28.30
M 100.00 7.25 42.39 0.39 0.05 1.52 8.61' 3.72 5.02 3.85 27.20
F 100.00 6.80 17.28 0.22 2.94 10.77 6.77 2.46 0.44 52.32
Padala District P 100.00 4.77 6O.i3 1.14 N 1.64 7.41 2.91 4.88 2.87 14.19
M 100.00 4.96 61.11 1.14 N 1.46 7.19 3.10 4.89 3.00 13.15
F 100.00 1.41 42.70 1.13 4.87 11.46 0.61 4.80 0.41 32.61
San&rur District p 100.00 2.98 72.62 1.01 0.01 1.09 4.45 1.81 4.35 2.76 8.92
M 100.00 3.06 73.18 1.00 0.01 1.05 4.36 1.85 4.28 2.85 8.36
F 100.00 1.04 58.28 1.30 2.12 6.61 0.72 6.24 0.49 23.20
Bathlnda DIstrict P 100.00 5.02 72.92 1.16 N 1.28 3.66 1.74 2.74 2.73 8.7S
M 100.00 5.19 73.07 1.21 N 1.20 3.62 1.81 2.78 2.88 8.24
F 100.00 2.58 70.69 0.35 2.40 4.27 0.72 2.16 0.57 16.26
Farldkot DIstrict p 100.00 3.56 74.47 0.50 0.01 1.28 4.10 1.08 2.64 2.23 10.13
M 100.00 3.55 74.67 0.51 0.01 1.21 4.06 1.13 2.70 2.39 9.77
F 100.00 3.60 71.76 0.32 0.Q1 2.18 4.67 0.54 1.83 0.11 14.98
 57L2528
PUNJAB
MAIN WORKERS MARGINAL WORKERS AND
NON.WORKERS IN SCHEDULED CASTES 1991
Kml050 102030 40Km

PUNJAB
I NOT TO SCAI.E J

R TOTAL SCHEDUlED CASTE POPULATION 1991

BOUNDARY. INTERNATIONAL ..... _ . _ . _ PERCENTAGE OF MAIN WORKERS
STATE/U.T. . .. _ . _ . _ TO TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTE
POPULA nON 1991 •
J' DISTRlcT: ........... _ . _ . _
POCKET FOR KAPURTHALA
POCKET FOR PATIALA .....
K
p
m 31. 01 AND ABOVE
- --_. 600000
- -- LOO 000

~ 30. OJ - 31 • 00
I STATE AVERAiE 29. 66 J
--- 200000
- - -.--- 100,000
Figures at the top o( the Circtes indicate totat scheduled
casl. populo lion while those within/outside the sectors IT]] 29.'01 - 30. 00 WORK~~~- ,~:""'I-+-IW- ~:KERS
show percentage of the mOln workers,marginal workers
and non-workers.
E--J 29, 00 AND BELOW
MARG~AL
WORKERS

B...d upon Surv.V of india map with the permission of tho ~urytyor Gonorat 0' india. © Government of india Capyrl~t • 1997.
 397
It may be seen that the highest proportion of main
workers belonging to scheduled castes has been recorded
as Agricultural labourers (59.S3 per cent), fQllowed by
those engaged in Other services (13.1 5 per cent),
manufacturing - Other th"3n household Industry (S.14 per
cent). The proportion among other Industrial categories has
been found less than 5 per cent each.
The proportion of female main workers is relatively
higher In category IX Other services (25.78 per cent) than
the male other services (12.45 per cent). The percentage
of female main workers Is marginally higher than the male
main workers in category 111 (mining and quarrying),
catego'Y. VIa) (Household Industry) and category V(b)
(Manufacturing - Other than household industry). The
percentage of male workers In the remaining industrial
categories Is comparatively higher than the female main
workers.
The statement reveals that the percentage of main
workers belonging to scheduled castes Is the highest In
category II (Agricultural bbourers) In all the districts In the
state but their proportion varies between 74.47 per cent
In Farldkot district and 41.30 per cent In Rupnagar district.
In other services the highest proportion of main workers
has been recorded In Rupnagar district (28.30 per cent)
and the lowest In Bathlnda district (8.75 per cent).
Statement-S furnishes sex ratio (females per 1,000
males) among total scheduled caste population, tot3l workers
(main workers + marginal workers), main workers, each
category of main workers, marginal workers and non-workers
In tot3l, rural and urban areas of each district.

STATEMENT-8
Sex Rallo (females per 1,000 IUles) 11nOft,'OCII selleduled aste popullclon, 10Cl1 workers (main workers + IUl'lbul workers),
nuln workers, each ategory of main workers, IUratnll workers loci non-workers In tOCIl, rurlllncl urNn 1m. of nell cllstrlct

Total
Total wOl'ters
TOI.1I Scheduled (Main + Total Each Cajegory or Main workers
Rural C1stes Marginal Main
State/District Urban population workers I workers II III IV

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

,PUNJAB T 87J 89 55 32 48 62 12
R 87l 91 50 26 48 56 16
U 874 82 76 94 46 84
Gurdaspur District T 888 40 32 24 19 58
R 889 38 28 t1 20 64
U 884 49 48 138 18 45

AJ1uilSar DISIriet T 866 49 49 32 37 43 53

R 865 43 42 33 36 39 333
U 867 73 73 27 55 53
FlrOlllllr District T 874 138 81 40 82 61
R 870 148 82 41 85 59
U 892 90 74 4 24 72
Ludhlana District T 858 39 39 18 18 115
R 863 31 31 12 19 113
U 848 61 61 52 15 117
jalandhar District T 883 83 57 32 56 105
R 885 84 52 17 56 90
U 878 ·80 72 189 54 139

Kapurthala District T 887 123 78 44 87 118

R 890 132 77 42 89 121
U 876 95 83 6S 57 109

Hoshlarpur District T 894 93 58 18 51 33

R 895 93 54 18 52 30
U 888 95 89 10 33 43
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2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Rupnagar District T 857 64 45 43 19, 26

R 855 57 ts 29 18 26
U 869 103 102 373 21 28
Patlal3 Dishict T 869 82 56 16 39 56
R 866 72 43 16 38 43
U 887 142 139 8 75 116
Sangmr District T 863 98 39 13 31 51
R 859 100 34 14 31 54
U 879 86 71 3 \39 39
Bathinda District T 873 161 67 33 65 20
R 873 175 65 29 66 2q
U 873 53 81 69 57 17
Faridkot District T 869 ,.136 15 76 72 47 71
R 867 144 72 61 72 43 77
U 877 93 86 220 69 76

Total Each category of Main workers

Rural Marginal Non-
State/District Urban V(a) V(b) VI VII VIII IX workers workers

2 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17

PUNJAB T III 59 IS 4] 9 115 11,291 1,750

R 1]2 76 17 29 5 77" 11,980 1,776
U 129 41 19 57 12 178 4,07] 1,659

Gurdaspur District T 149 68 17 28 7 68 4,502 1,766

R 171 91 22 25 8 55 4,814 1,802
U 84 33 9 24 5 92 647 1,634
Amritsar District T 29 78 16 41 5 149 2,483 1,836
R 315 149 2 32 2 95 2,500 1,874
U 279 40 33 48 7 227 2,000 1,719
Flrozpur District T 194 127 12 87 18 103 -10,654 1,739
R 165 169 4 125 7 72 13,136 1,769
U 215 85 16 68 23 128 2,336 1,640
Ludhiana District T 106 48 12 34 8 121 9,000 1,765
R 73 65 2 36 6 72 9,000 1,801
U 215 36 18 33 10 215 1,683
Jalandhar Dishict T 85 35 5 35 14 128 8,836 1,720
R 88 35 2 23 7 101 9,831- 1,734
U 82 34 12 48 21 162 4,427 1,684
Kapurthala Dishict T. 203 29 43 66 10 135 13,473 1,733
R 195 32 55 38 4 113 14,108 1,753
U 219 25 9 110 18 168 7,235 1,660
Hoshiarpur Dlshict T· 151 67 13 33 8 99 5,008 1,662
R 154 72 II 20 5 76 5,025 1,671
U 104 44 21 67 16 210 4,318 1,591
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STATEMENT·8 -Cone/d.

2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Rupnagar Distlict T 88 57 83 22 5 87 5.753 1,636

R 85 63 104 14 4 S6 5.865 1,662
U 106 44 13 38 9 169 1.400 1.523
Patiala District T 188 90 II 55 8 140 6.694 1,731
R 182 88 10 20 2 72 6,946 1,759
U 206 93 3 99 19 284 2.080 1,587

Sangnlr District T 79 60 15 57 7 109 16.258 1,788

R 51 70 17 20 2 70 16.685 1,817
U 158 42 13 90 II 201 lo,boo 1,665

Bathinda District T 134 80 27 52 13 133 17,27S 1.775

R 161 117 20 20 8 98 17,535 1.804
U 78 51 33 71 16 169 6,833 1,654
Faridkot District T 135 86 36 51 3 115 22.131 1,772
R 145 145 16 25 2 78 24,067 1.801
U 124 40 43 65 4 148 4.213 1,659

In Punjab, the sex ratio among scheduled caste is 873
as compared to 882 for the general population. The highest
sex ratio has been recorded In Hoshlarpur district (894)
. and the minimum se(( ratio In Rupnagar district (857).
Among the total workel'$ (main workers + marginal
workers) of scheduled caste population, the sex ratio is 91
in rural areJS and 82 in urban areas per 1,000 male workers.
Among the non-workers it is 1,776 for rural areas and 1,659
for urban areas. The sex ratio Is comparatively very high
(11,980) in rural areas as compared to (4,073) in urban
areas among the marginal workers. The statement also shows
the ratio of female scheduled caste workers to male
scheduled caste workers In different industrial categories. In
the total areas, the sex ratio of main workers belonging to
scheduled castes is highest in category V(a)-Household
Industry (131), followed by Other services (II 5)r Livestock
etc. (62), Other than household industry (59), Agricultural
labourer (48), Trade and Commerce (43), Cultivator (32),
Construction (18), Mining and QUarrying (12), and
Transport, Storage and Communications (9).
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STATE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Toul Scheduled Caste

No. of Toul Scheduled Population
Toull Households Cme Population in the age-group O-l!
$1. Rural! with S.c.
No. S[.ll~/Oistric[ Urban members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

,
PUNJAB Tot~1 916,488 5,142,528 1,065,611 2,616,851 1,080,182 ,569,921 510,860
Rur~1 778,390 4,562,442 2,435,195 2,126,647 851,910 452,510 405,400
Urb." 198,098 1,180,086 629,876 550,210 222,872 117,4~2 105,460

I. Gurd.upur District Tot3l 72,602 433,827 229,812 204,015 78,380 41,259 37,121
RUrJl 58.677 347.343 183,910 163,433 63,183 33,110 30,073
Urban 13,925 86,484 45,902 40,582 15,197 8,149 7,048

2. Amrits.lr District To[.1 118,335 701,444 375,997 325,4,\7 139,909 73,78'\ 66.125
Rural 91,686 539,471 289,253 250,218 108,838 57,348 51.490
Urban 26,649 161,973 86,744 75,229 31,071 16,436 14,635

3. Firozpur District Total 53,'140 350,461 186,964 163,'\97 73,759 38,9'\5 34,814
RUrJl "1.400 277,760 148,536 129,224. 58,199 30,773 27,426
Urban 12,040 72,701 38,428 34,273 15,560 8,172 7,388

4. Ludhian. District Total 103,758 6 f 1,399 329,007 282,392 112:032 58,884 53,148
Rural 73,014 434,038 233,036 201,002 77,970 41,010 36,960
Urban 30,744 177,361 95,971 81,390 34,062 17,874 16,188

5. ).Iandhar District Total 132,690 792,0~8 '120,607 371,'191 134,932 71,396 63,536
Rural 98,021 578,45'1 306,850 271,604 98,708 52,'111 46,297
Urban 3'1,669 213,644 113,757 99,887 36,224 18,985 17,239

6. Kapurthala District Total 33,009 190,484 100,931 89,553 3'1,"95 18,159 16,336
Rural 26,580 152,213 80,531 71,682 27,5'15 14,530 13,015
Urban 6,429 38,271 20,400 17,871 6,950 3,629 3,321

7_ Hoshiarpur District Total 84,979 '184,876 255,946 228,930 8'1,710 44,623 40,087
Rural 75,166 428,68 I 226,177 202,504 7'1,870 39,347 35,523
Urban 9,813 56,195 29,769 26,426 9,840 5,276 4,564

8. Rupnagar District Total '10,032 224,982 121,131 103,851 '41,927 22,523 19,'104
RUrJI 32,506 185,873 100,210 85,663 35,028 18,899 16,129
Urban 7,526 39,109 20,921 18,188 6,899 3,624 3,275

9. Pati.l. District Total 75,849 447,607 239,472 208,135 87,360 46,224 41,136
Rural 6'1,519 379,994 203,648 176,346 74,'169 39,482 34,987
Urban 11,330 67,613 35,824 31,789 12,891 6,742 6,149

10. Sangrur District Total 80,Sl9 458,856 2'46,360" 212,496 89,140 17,l81 12,056
Rural 66,887 380,281 204,534 175,747 73,832 39,063 34,769
Urban 13,652 78,515 41,826 36,749 15,60B 8,321 7,287

II. Bathinda District Total 79,838 456,596 243,765 212,831 89,832 46,708 43,124
Rural 66,481 378,166 202,051 176,415 73,111 38,201 35,210
Urban 13,357 78,130 ,\1,714 36,416 16,12) 8,507 7,914

12. Faridkot District Total 101,417 589,898 315,679 274,219' 114,006 60,033 53,973
Rural 83,453 479,868 257,059 222,809 91,857 48,336 43,521
Urban 17,964 110,030 58,620 51,410 22,149 11,697 10,452
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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators

Literates (I·IX) I
51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. State/District

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2

1,915,554 1,243,394 672,160 1,703,417 1,614,031 89,386 81,840 79,332 2,508

1,465,321 962,785 502,536 1,366,121 1,300,677 65',444 - 74,692 72,800 1,892
PUNJAB

450,233 280,609 169,624 337,296 313,354 23,942 7,148 6,532 616

I
169, I 83 107,268 61,915 120,418 116,700 3,718 9,269 9,050 219 l. Gurdaspur District
131,609 84,418 47,191 97,678 95,004 2,674 8,196- 8,107 89
37,574 22,850 14,724 22,740 21,696 1,044 1,073 943 130

189,303 127,305 61,998 214,249 204,218 10,031 7,111 6,890 221 2. Amritsar District
133,543 92,150 41,393 166,108 159,339 6,769 6,237 6,039 198
55,760 35, ISS 20,605 48, I'll 44,879 3,262 874 851 23

67,502 48,090 19,412 108,504 100,411 8,093 7,169 6,894 275 3. Firozpur District
47,598 34,824 12,774 88,707 81,986 6,721 6,900 6,626 274
19,904 13,266 6,638 9,797 18,425 l,l72 269 268

252,OB4 160,768 91,316 179,708 172,903 6,605 6,497 6,383 114 'I, Ludhiana District
183,017 117,771 65,246 127,272 123,500 3,772 5,444 5,382 62
69,067 42,997 26,070 52,436 49,403 3,033 1,053 1,001 52

372,011 228,80 I 143,210 226,636 214,410 12,226 9,003 8,725 278 5. Jalandllar District
269,905 167,694 102,211 165,512 157,367 8,145 8,111 7,975 136
102,106 61,107 40,999 61,124 57,043 4,081 892 750 142

74,5913 47,050 27,548 57,022 52,886 4,136 4,723 4,525 198 6. Kapurthala District
57,552 36,629 20,923 45,973 42,683 3,290 4,363 4,187 176
17,046 10,421 6,625 11,049 10,203 846 360 338 22

255,397 157,394 98,003 I J 1,537 124,308 7,229 9,188 9,027 161 7. Hoshiarpur District
225,807 139,643 86,164 116,322 110,333 5,989 8,801 8,644 157
29,590 17,751 11,839 15,215 13,975 1,240 387 383 'I

105,028 67,140 37,888 62,547 59,827 2,720 4,524 4,339 185 8. Rupn.gar District
84,787 54,982 29,805 51,933 50,199 1,734 4,292 4,170 122
20,241 12.158 B,083 10,614 9,628 986 232 169 63

138,820 93,492 45,328 131,712 124,695 7,017 6,285 6,186 99 9. Pati.l. District
112,516 76,945 35,571 111,993 107,381 4,612 6,044 5,947 97
26,304 16,547 9,757 19,719 17,314 2,405 211 239 2

100,283 71,275 29,008 139,703 134,410 5,293 4,163 4,108 55 10. Sangrur District
80,243 57,891 22,352 117,437 113,617 3,820 3,864 3,810 54
20,040 13,384 6,656 22,266 20,793 1,473 299 298 I

75,830 54,041 21,789 144,605 135,474 9,131 7,260 7,025 235 II. 5athind. District
53,732 39,334 14,398 122,153 114,704 7,449 6,490 6,305 185
22.098 14,707 7,391 22,452 20,770 1,682 770 720 50

'115.515 BO,770 34.745 186,776 173,789 12,987 6,648 6,180 468 12. Faridkot District
85,012 60,,504 24,508 155,033 144,564 10,469 5,950 5,608 342
30,503 20,266 10,237 31,743 29,225 2,518 698 572 126

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STAll PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing,

Hunting and Plantations, Orchards Mining and
Agricultural Labourers and allied activities Quarrying
Totall III IV
51.
No. State/District·
Rural!
Urban Person$
"
Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 1 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

PUNJAB Toc.al 1,019,125 912,"3 4',9f2 13,958 13,131 821 166 164 2
1 ....,,1 952,390 908,358 44,032 10,521 9,96' 554 124 122 2
Urbl. 66,1J5 61,825 2,910 3,431 J,110. 267 42 42
I

I. Gurdaspur District Total 6J,9oo 62,679 f,22 I 548 518 30 44 44

Rural 61,054 59,884 1,170 385 362 23 38 38
Urban 2,846 2,795 51 163 156 7 6 6

2. AmrilS.1r District Total 140,653 135,604 5,049 1,294 1,241 53 20 19

Rural 128,170 123;171 4,399 977 940 37 4 3
Urban 12,483 11,833 650 317 301 16 16 16

3. Firolpur District Total 74,057 68,468 5,589 1,097 1,034 63 5 5

Rural 10,176 6-4,679 5,499 934 882 52 I
Urban 3,881 J,790 91 163 152 II 4 4

4. Ludhiana District Toul 87,462 85,892 1,570 2,353 2,110 243

Rural 79,556 78,100 1,456 1,297 1,165 IJ2
Urban 7,906 7,792 11-4 1,056 945 III

5. Jabndhar District Toul 106,385 100,777 5,608 1,394 1.262 132 7 1

Rural 97/768 92,60J 5,165 969 889 80 4 4
Urban 8,611 8,174 443 425 373 52 J J

6. Kapurthala District Toeal 29,818 27,437 2,381 322 288 34

Rural 27,753 25,484 2,269 251 224 21
Urban 2,065 1,953 112 71 64 1

1. Hoshiarpur District Total 65,838 62,639 3.199 1,204 1,166 38 27 21

Rural 62,054 58,976 3,078 938 911 27 16 16
Urban 3,784 3,663 121 266 255 II II II

8. Rupnagar District Total 25,829 25,359 470 238 232 6 32 J2

Rural 24,954 24,502 452 201 196 5 32 32
Urban 875 857 18 J7 36

9. Patiala District Total 79,201 76,205 2,996 1,497 1,118 79 3 3

Rural 76,081 7J,J01 2,777 1,227 1,176 51 3 3
Urban 3,120 2,901 219 270 212 28

10. Sangrur District Total 10l,15f 98,366 3,085 1,109 1,340 69 9 9

Rural 93,079 90,311 2,768 1,172 1,112 60 9 9
Urban 8,372 8,055 317 237 228 9

II. Bathinda District Total 105,415 98,990 6,155 1,611 1,639 32 4 4

Rural 100,635 91,141 6,194 1,366 1,339 27 3 3
Urban 4,~IO 4,5"9 261 305 300 5

12. Faridkot District Total 139,086 129,767 9,319 931 889 42 15 14

Rural 131,110 122,30-4 8,806 80" 771 13 I" 13
Urban 7,976 7,463 513 127 118 9

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Industrial C.lIegory or Main Workers

M~lnllfJt.·luring,
Processing, ManurJcturing, Processing,
Servicing and Repairs in Servicing and RepJirs in other
Household Industry than Household Industry Constructions
V(a) V(b) VI
51.
Persons MJles Fell1Jles Persons MJles Females Persons Males Females No. Sute/District

29 30 31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 2

30,207 26,718 3,489 138,599 130,844 7,755 51,268' 50,361 907 PUNJAB
19,287 17,042 2,245 7],218 68,043 5,175 29,965 29,463 502
10,920 9,676 1,244 65,381 62,801 2,580 21,303 20,898 405

1,125 979 146 7,709 7,216 493 5,501 5,408 93 I• Gurdaspur District
855 730 125 4,826 4,424 402 3,563 3,488 75
270 249 21 2,883 2,792 91 1,938 1,920 18

1,545 1,194 351 17,724 16,441 1,283 5,143 5,062 81 2. Amritsar District
655 498 157 6,654 5,793 861 2,850 2,843 7
890 696 194 11,070 10,648 422 2,293 2,219 74

1,552 1,300 252 4,333 3,846 487 1,934 1,912 22 3. Firozpur District
641 550 91 2,222 1,900 322 709 706 3
911 750 161 2,111 1,946 165 1,225 1,206 19

1,770 1,600 170 26,513 25,308 1,205 6,977 6,892 85 4. ludhiana District
1,313 1,224 89 10,807 10,15.0 657 2,394 2,389
'157 376 81 15,706 1~,158 548 4,583 1,501 80

9,'183 8,744 739 32,031 30,963 1,071 10,643 10,589 54 5. Jalandhar District
4,487 4,125 362 16,683 16,112 571 7,028 7,017
4,996 4,619 377 15,351 14,851 500 3,615 3,572 "
43

835 694 111 6,526 6,341 185 2,595 2,488 107 6, Kapurthala Districl
546 457 89 4,035 3.910 125 1,935 1,834 101
289 237 52 2,191 2,431 60 660 654 6

4,984 4,330 654 9,391 8,804 587 5,077 5,013 64 7. Hoshiarpur District
4,686 4,060 626 7,635 7,122 513 4,162 4,117 45
298 270 28 1,756 1,682 74 915 896 19

987 907 80 5,412 5,149 293 2,408 2,224 184 8. Rupnagar District
841 775 66 3,753 3,531 222 1,873 1,696 177
146 132 14 1,689 1,618 71 535 528 7

1,818 342 9,765 8,961 804 3,913 3,870 43 9. Patiala District

1,367 249 6,731 6,185 546 2,422 2,398 24
451 93 3,034 2,776 258 1,491 1,472 19

1,530 1,418 112 6,213 5,863 350 2,530 2,492 38 10. Sangrur District
1,10'1 I,Osa 5'1 3,942 3,684 258 1,102 1,280 22
426 368 58 2,271 2,179 92 1,228 1,212 16

1,849 1,630 219 5,291 4,901 390 2,520 2,454 66 I I. 8athinda District
1,293 1,114 179 2,386 2,136 250 1,204 1,180 24
556 516 40 2,905 2,765 140 1.116 1,274 42

2,387 2,104 281 1,658 7,051 607 2,027 1,957 70 I 2. Farldkot District
1,250 1,092 158 3,5H 3,096 448 523 51S 8
1,137 1,012 125 4,114 3,955 159 1,504 1,442 62
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STATE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Ca[egory of Main Workers

Transport, St()1'age
Trade and Commerce and Communications Other Services
Total! VII VIII IX
51. Rural!
No. S[a[~/Dimic[ Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 38 39 40 41 '12 '13 44 45 46

PUNJAB Total 82,866 79,470 3,396 61,335 60,812 523 224,053 201,010 23,G43
Rural 40,967 39,824 1,143 28,985 28,851 134 135,972 126,207 9,765
Urban 41,899 39,646 2,253 32,350 31,961 389 B8,081 74,B03, 13,278

I. Gurd.1SPur District Total 6,090 5.944 146 5,240 5,206 ]'I 20,992 19,656 1,336
Rural 3,191 3.114 77 2,176 2,156 18 13,394 12,699 695
Urban 2,899 2,830 69 3,064 3,046 16 7,598 6,957 641

2. Al11rits..1f D;~rict Tot.r 9,665 9,288 377 11,348 11,294 54 19,746 17,185 2,561
Rural 4,427 4,289 138 5,035 5,026 9 11,099 10,137 962
Urban 5,238 4,999 239 6,313 6,268 H 8,617 7,048 1,599

3. firo,pur District Total 4,317 3,972 345 3,331 3,271 60 10,709 9,709 1,000
Rural 1,474 1,310 164 1,01'1 1,007 7 4,636 4,326 310
Urban 2,843 2,662 181 2,317 2,264 53 6,073 5,383 690

4. Ludhiana District Total 12,615 12,196 419 8,414 8,347 67 27,107 24,175 2,932
Rural 5,644 5,448 196 3,754 3,732 22 17,063 15,910 1,153
Urban 6.971 6,748 223 4,660 4,615 45 10,044 8,265 1,779

5.
.
jal.lndhar District Total
Rural
15,723
8,271
15,197
8,083
526
IB6
9,483
4,716
9,]56
4,664
127
32
32,481
17.475
28,790
15,675
3,691
1,600
Urban 1,452 7,114 338 4,767 4,672 95 15,006 12,915 2,091

6. Kapurthala District Total 3, I 58 2,962 196 1,695 1,678 17 7,350 6,473 877
Rural 1,881 1,612 69 960 956 4 4,249 3,819 430
Urban 1,277 1,150 127 735 722 13 3,101 2,654 447

7. Hoshiarpur District Total 6,823 6,605 218 3,758 3,727 31 25,247 22,970 2,277
Rural 4,902 '1,80'1 98 2,768 2,753 IS 20,360 18,930 1,430
Urban 1.921 1,801 120 990 974 16 4,887 4,040 847

a. Rupnagar District Total 3.073 3,006 67 2,316 2,304 12 17.698 16.275 1,423
Rural 1,96 7 1,940 27 1,612 1,606 I) 12.408 11.751 657
Urba~ 1.106 i.066 40 704 698 6 5,290 4,524 766

9. ~atiala Districl Total 6.432 6,095 337 3,774 3,745 29 18,682 16,39 4 1,286
Rural 3,422 3,356 66 2,51J 2,508 5 , 1,93,. 11,137 797
Urban 3,010 2,739 271 1,261 1,237 24 6,]48 5,257 1.491

10. Sangrur District Total 6,018 5,748 330 3,858 3,832 26 12,462 11,234 1.228
Rural 2,716 2,664 52 1,857 1,853 4 8,392 7.844 548
Urban 3,362 3,084 278 2,001 1,979 22 4,070 3,390 680

11 Bathinda District Total 3,963 3,766 197 3,953 3,901 52 12,649 11,164 1,485
Rural 1,393 1,366 27 1,158 '1,149 9 6,225 5,671 554
Urban 2,570 2,400 170 2,795 2,752 43 6,424 5,493 931

,4
12 F.ridlot District Total
Rural
4,929
1,679
4,691
1,638
238
.. , ,",,165
1,422
.4,151
1,419 3
18,930
8,737
16.985
8,108
1,945
629
Urba~ 3.250 3,053 197 2,743 2,732 II 10,193 8,877 1.316
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Marginal Workers Non-workers

51.
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. State/District

47 48 49 50 51 52 2

59,969 4,879 55,090 3,979,142 1,446,76 I 2,512,lBI PUNJAB

57,813 4,454 53,359 3,138,508 1,130,664 2,007,844
2,156 425 I,nl 840,634 316,097 524,537

1,150 209 941 312,259 112,903 199,356 I. Gurd.spur District

1,122 192 930 248,543 88,714 159,829
28 17 11 63,716 24,189 39,527

101 29 72 487,094 171,750 315,3H 2. Amritsar District

98 28 70 373,265 129,886 243,379
3 2 113,829 41,864 71,965

6,340 544 5,796 235,617 86,009 149,608 3. Firozpur District

5,923 419 5,504 183,130 66,131 116,999
417 12.5 292 52,487 19,878 32,609

10 9 431,681 156,103 275,578 4. Ludhiana District

10 9 306,756 109,535 197,221
124,925 46,568 78,357

6,236 63'1 5,602 559,226 205,563 353,663 .- 5. Jalandhar District

5,601 517 5,084 407,341 148,966 258,375
635 117 518 151,885 56,597 95,285

2,663 184 2,<179 130,799 47,861 82,938 6. Kapurthala District

2,523 167 2,356 103,717 37,681 66,036
1'10 17 123 27,082 10,180 16,902

5,329 887 4,442 348,010 130,751 217,259 7. Hoshiarpur District

5,212 865 4,347 307,147 114,979 192,168
117 ZZ 95 40,863 15,772 25,091

1,337 198 1,139 161,098 61,106 99,992 8. Rupnagar District

1,325 193 1,132 132,615 49,818 82,797
12 5 7 28,483 11,288 17,195

3,724 484 3,240 312,171 114,293 197,878 9. Patiala District

3,647 459 3,188 264,354 95,808 168,546
77 25 52 47,817 18,485 29,332

8,370 485 7,885 310,783 111,465 199,318 10. Sangrur District

8,029 454 7,575 254,815 90,463 164,352
341 31 310 55,968 21,002 34,966

13,560 7'12 12,818 298,431 107,549 190,882 11. Bath1nda District

13,419 724 12,695 242,894 86,623 156,271
I'll 18 123 55,537 20,926 34,611

11,149 482 10,667 391,973 141,408 250,565 12. Faridkot District

10,904 435 10,469 313,931 112,060 201,871
245 47 198 78,0'12 29,348 48,694
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(C.D. Blockwise)
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Total Scheduled Caste

No: of Total Scheduled Population
State/District! Total/ Households Caste Populadon In the age-group 0-6
SI. CD. Block/U.A.! Rural! with S.C.
No. City/Town Urban members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10

PUNJAB Total 976,488 5,742,528 3,065,671 2,676,857 1,080,782 569,922 510,860

Rural 778,390 4,562,442 2,435,795 2, I 26,647 857,910 452,510 405,400
Urbal' 198,098 1,180,086 629,876 550,210 222,872 117,412 I 105,460
1. Gurdaspur District Total 72,602 433,827 229,812 204,0 IS 78,380 41,259 37,121
Rural 58,677 347,343 183,910 163,433 63,183 33,ttO 30,073
Urban 13,925 86,484 45,902 40,582 15,197 8,149 7,048
I. Bamial C.D. Block Total 997 5,840 2,983 2,857 1,030 508 522
Rural 997 5,840 2,983 2,857 1,030 508 522
Urban
2. Narot jaimal Singh Total 6,091 32,168 16,652 15,516 5,359 2,74J 2,618
CO. Block Rural 6,091 32,168 16,652 15,516 5,359 2,741 2,618
Urban
3. Pathankot CD. Block Total 10,845 63,499 33,475 30,024 11,374 5,894 5,480
Rural 10,471 61,167 32,257 28,910 10,97" 5,676 5,298
Urban 374 2,332 1,218 1,114 400 218 182
H"i;an and R.i1w.y Urban 21 95 51 44 16 9 7
Colony (O.G.)
Khanpur (O.G.) Urban 155 970 522 448 160 82 78
Lamin (O.G.) Urban 184 I, [99 606 593 212 119 93
Dhaki (O.G.) Urban 14 68 39 29 12 8 4
4. Dhar Kalan CD. Block Total 4,665 26,478 14,3'16 12,132 4,699 2,382 2,317
Rural 4,665 26,478 14,346 12,132 4,699 2,382 2,317
Urban ...•
5. Dhariwal CO. Block Total 3,649 22,778 12,215 10,563 4,137 2,183 1,954
Rural 3,385 21,022 11,260 9,762 3,845 2,016 1,829
Urban 264 1,756 955 801 292 167 125
Fat.hnangal (CT.) Urban 264 1,756 955 801 292 167 125

6. Dinanagar CD. Block Total 7,046 41,493 21,685 19,808 6,981 3,694 3,287
Rural 6,741 39,778 20,787 18,991 6,723 3,564 3,159
Urban 305 1,715 898 817 258 130 128
Behrampur (C.T.) Urban 305 1,715 898 817 258 130 128
,
7. Gurdaspur C.D. B[ock Total 5,670 34,238 17,952 16,266 5,970 3,165 2,805
Rural 5,670 34,238 17,952 16,286 5,970 3,165 2,805
Urban

8. Kahnuwan C. O. B[ock Total 2,295 13,127 6,962 6,165 2,51 I 1,324 1,187
Rural 2,295 13,127 6,962 6,165 2,51 I 1,324 1,187
Urban
9. Ka[anaur C.O. Block Total 1,289 8,073 4;309 3,764 1,439 729 710
Rural 1,289 8,073 4,309 3,764 1,439 729 710
Urban
10. Bata[a C.D. Block Total 7,276 43,714 23,"14 20,300 8,786 4,650 4,136
Rural 6,360 37,944 20,295 17,649 7,586 4,01 I 3,575
Urban 916 5,770 3,119 2,651 1,200 639 561
(i) Bak.waf ~O.G.) Urban 102 662 J37 325 123 51 72
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Industrial Category· of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cu kiva tors

Literates (I·IX) I State/District!
51. C. D. Block/U .A./
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Hales Females No. Gty/Town

II 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19 2

1,915,554 1,243,394 672,160 1,703,417 1,614,031 89,386 81,840 79,332 2,508 PUNJAB
1,465,321 962,785 502,536 1,366,121 1,300,677 65,444 74,692 72,800 1,892
450,233 280,609 169,624 337,296 3Ij,354 23,942 7,148 6,532 616
169,183 107,268 61,915 120,418 116,700 3,718 9,269 9,050 219 I• Gur<bspur District
131,609 84,418 47,191 97,678 95,004 2,674 8,196 8,107 89
37,574 22,850 14,724 22,740 21,696 1,044 1,073 943 130
2,395 1,507 888 1,545 1,502 43 337 327 10 I. Bamial C.O. Block
2,395 1,507 888 1,545 1,502 43 337 327 10
·t·
13,874 B,697 5,177 8,912 8,740 172 1,238 1,230 8 2. Narot Jaima1 Singh
13,874 8,697 5,177 8,912 8,740 172 1,238 1,230 8 C.O. Block

28,448 17,697 10,751 17,427 17,010 417 955 951 4 l. ~athankot C.O. Block
27,446 17,104 10,342 16,899 16,501 398 943 939 4
1,002 593 409 528 509 19 12 12

40 27 13 31 27 4 Harijan and Railway

Colony (O.G.1

393 247 146 256 245 11 2 2 Khanpur (O.G.)

554 309 245 224 221 3 6 6 Lamin (O.G.)

15 10 17 16 4 4 Ohakl (O.G.)

11,962 7,920 4,042 7,788 7,525 263 912 909 3 4. Ohar Kalan C.D. Block
11,962 7,920 4,042 7,788 7,525 263 912 909 3

8,712 5,662 3,050 6,071' 5,974 97 218 218 5. Ohariwal C.O. Block
7,972 5,166 2,806 5,761 5,667 94 212 212
740 496 244 310 307 3 6 6

740 496 244 310 307 3 6 6 Fatehnangal (C.T.)

18,409 11,365 7,044 11,840 11,319 521 1,083 1,058 25 6. Dinanagar C.O. Block
17,5 " 10,832 6,679 11,356 10,846 510 1,062 1,037 25
898 533 365 484 473 11 21 21

898 533 365 484 473 II 21 21 Behrampur (C. T.)

14,684 9,062 5,622 9,479 9,094 385 770 752 18 7. Gurdaspur C.O. Block
14,684 9,062 5,622 9,479 9,094 385 770 752 18

4,749 3,122 1,627 3,699 3,597 102 635 624 • 11 8. Kahnuwan C.O. Block
4,749 3,122 1,627 3,699 3,597 102 635 624 11

3,153 2,076 1,077 2,260 2,226 34 319 318 9. Kalanaur C.O. Block
3, I 53 2,076 1,077 2,260 2,226 34 319 318
./.
11,648 7,799 3.849 12,576 12,265 311 471 470 10. Batala CD. Block
9.865 6,706 3,159 10,998 10,762 236 413 413
1.]83 1,093 690 1,578 1,503 75 58 57

27B 174 104 208 200 8 9 8 (i) Bakewal (O.G.)

 412
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Indusufal Cateeory of Main Workers

Uvestock, Forestry, Ashlne,

Hundni and Plantadons, Orchards Mlnlni and
Aericultural Labourers and allied acdvides Quarryini
State/District! TotaV II III IV
51. C.D. Block/U.A.I RuraV
No. aly/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

PUNJAB Toul 1,019,125 972,183 46,942 13,958 13,137 821 166 164 2
Rural 952,390 908,358 44,032 10,521 9,967 554 124 122 2
Urban 66,735 63,825 2,911 3,4]7 ],170 267 42 42
I. Gurdaspur Dlscricc Toul 6],900 62,679 1,221 548 518 ]0 44 1f4
Rural 61,054 59,884 1,170 ]85 362 2l 38 38
Urban 2,846 2,795 51 163 156 7 6 6
I. Samial c.o. Block Total 971 950 21
Rural 971 950 21
Urban
2. "larot Jaimal Singh Total 5,830 5,787 43 21 18 3 5 5
c.o. Block Rural 5,830 5,787 43 21 18 3 5 5
Urban
3. Pathankot C.O. Block Total 8,926 8,848 78 95 82 13 20 20
Rural 8,873 8,795 78 91 79 12 20 20
Urban 53 53 4 3
Harilan and Railway Urban
Colony (O.G.)
Khanpur (O.G.) Urban 32 32 ... 3 2
Lamin (O.G.) Urban 21 21
Ohaki (O.G.) Urban
4. Ohar Kalan e.o. Block Total 3,118 3,106 12 33 33 9 9
Rural 3,118 3,106 12 33 33 9 9
Urban
5. Ohariwal e.O. Block Total 3,838 3,806 32 20 20
Rural 3,712 3,680 32 18 18
Urban 126 126 2 2
Fatehnangal (e. T.) Urban 126 126 2 2
6. Oinanagar e.O. Block Total 7,877 7,566 311 40 33 7 3 3
Rural 7,571 7,260 311 39 32 7 3 3
Urban 306 306
Behrampur (e. T.) Urban 306 306
7. Gurdaspur e.O. Block Total 5,408 5,186 222 61 60
Rural 5,408 5,186 222 61 60
Urban
8. Kahnuwan C.o. Block Total 2,261 2,219 42 14 14
Rural 2,261 2,219 42 14 14
Urban
9. Kalanaur e.o. Block Total 1,362 1,355 7 7 7
Rural 1,362 1,355 7 7 7
Urban
10. Batala e.O. Block Total 7,624 7,499 125 65 65
Rural 7,24} 7,139 104 64 64
Urban 381 360 21 I

(i) Bakewal (O.G.) Urban 2 2

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Industrial utell'ory o( Main Worlcers

Manufacturin& Processing, Manufacturinll', Processing,

Servicing and Repairs in Servicing and Repairs in other
Household Industry than Household Industry Constructions
VIa) V(b) VI State/DIstrict!
51. C.O. BlockIU.A.I
Persllns Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Qty/Town

29 30 31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 2

30,207 26,718 ],489 138,599 130,844 7,755 51,268 50,361 907 PUNJAB
19,287 17,042 2,245 73,218 68,043 5,175 29,965 29,463 502
10,920 9,676 1,244 65,381 62,801 2,580 21,303 20,898 405
1,125 979 146 7,709 7,216 493
•5,501 5,408 9] 1. Gurciaspur District
855 no 125 4,826 4,424 402 3,563 l,488 75
270 249 21 2,81l 2,792 91 1,938 1,920 18
5 5 '8 16 2 10 10 I. Bamial e.o. Block
5 18 16 2 10 10

S6 44. 12 208 190 18 69 68 2. Narot }aimal Singh

S6 44 12 208 190 18 69 68 e.o. Block

269 234 3S 1,062 969 93 938 929 9 3. Pathankot e.O. Siock

268 233 3S 1,009 917 92 828 820 8
53 52 110 109

8 8 Hartjan and RalIway

Colony (O.G.)
20 20 43 42 Khanpur (O.G.)
25 25 59 59 lamIn (O:G.)

7 6 Ohakl (O.G.)
120 94 26 280 177 103 1,551 1,501 50 4. Ohar Kalan C.O. Siock
120 94 26 280 177 103 1,551 1,501 50

47 40 7 588 568 20 86 86 5. Oharlwal e.o. Block

42 36 6 499 479 20 86 86
5 4 89 89
5 4 89 89 Fatehnangal (C. T.)
61 47 14 549 '506 13 145 144 6. Oinanagar e.O. Block
59 45 14 532 489 41 143 142
2 2 17 17 2 2
2 2 17 17 2 2 Behrampur (e. T.)
76 70 6 584 549 35 266 260 6 7. Gurdaspur e. O. Block
76 70 6 584 549 lS 266 260 6

35 25 10 100 93 7 72 64 ~ 8. Kahnuwan e.O. BIDet

3S 25 10 100 93 7 72 64 8

18
18
II
II
7
7
87
87
82
82
5
5
41
.1
.,
41 9. Kalanaur e.O. Block

80 69 11 1,448 1;372 76 431 431 10. Baula C.O. Block

63 54 9 1,015 976 39 3-49 349
17 15 2 413 396 37 82 B2
6 4 2 26 26 17 17 (I) 8akewal (O.G.)
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DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Indusaial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storage
Trade and Commerce and Communications Other Servke,
State/District! To tal/ VII VIII IX
51. CD. Block/U.A) Rural!
No. City/Town Urb.1n Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 38 39 40 'II 42 43 45 46

PUNJAB Total 82,866 79,470 3,396 61,335 60,812 523 224,053 201,010 23,043
Rural 40,967 39,824 1,143 28,985 28,851 134 135,972 126,207 9,765
Urban 41,899 39,646 2,253 32,350 31,961 389 88,081 74,B03 13,278
I
I. Ciurdupur District TOlal 6,090 5,944 146 5,240 5,206 34 20,992 19,656 1,336
Rural 3,191 3,114 77 2,176 2,1~8 18 13,394 12,699 695
Urban 2,899 2,830 69 3,064 3,048 16 7,598 6,957 641
I. Bam].;! CO. Block Total 41 41 10 10 153 143 10
Rural 41 'II 10 10 153 143 10
Urban
2. N arot Jaimal Singh Total 354 327 27 101 100 1,030 971 59
CD. Block Rural 354 327 27 101 100 1,030 971 59
Urban
3. Pathankot CO. Block Total 708 695 13 646 643 3 3,808 3,639 169
Rural 650 638 12 593 590 3 3,624 3,470 154
Urban 58 57 53 53 184 169 15

Harijan and Railway Urban 6 6 3 13 9 4

Colony (O.G.)
Khanpur (O.G.) Urban 22 22 36 36 98 89 9

Urban 28 27 71 69 2 (
Lamin (O.G.) 12 12
Ohaki (O.G.) Urban 2 2 2 2 2 2

4. Dhar Kalan CD. Block Total 197 192 5 146 146 1,422 1,358 64
Rural 197 192 5 146 146 1,422 1,358 64
Urban
5. Dhariwal CD. Block Total 231 230 161 160 882 846 36
Rural 217 216 142 I'll 833 799 34
Urban 14 14 19 19 49 47 2
Fatehnangal (C.T.) Urban 14 14 19 19 49 47 2

6. Dinanagar C.D. Block Total 379 371 8 205 205 1,498 1,386 112
Rural 358 351 7 197 197 1,392 1,290 102
Urban 21 20 8 8 106 96 10

Sehrampur (C.T.) Urban 21 20 8 8 106 96 10

7. Gurdaspur CD. Block Total 409 403 6 258 257 1,647 1,557 90
Rural 409 , 403 6 258 257 1,647 1,557 90
Urban
B. Kahnuwan C.D. Block Total 94 94 39 39 449 425 24
Rural 94 94 39 39 449 425 24
Urban

9. Kalanaur C.D. Block Total 58 57 31 30 337 325 12

Rural 58 57 31 30 337 325 12
Urban
10. Batala C.D. Block Total 704 698 6 608 597 11 1,1 '14 1,063 81
Rural 554 549 413 402 11 8BJ 815 68
Urban ISO 149 195 195 261 248 13

(1) Bakewal to.G.) Urban 26 26 26 26 96 9\

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Marginal Workers Non·workers State/District!

Sl. C. D. BlockJU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. aty/Town

47 48 49 50 51 52 2

59,969 4,879 55,090 3,979,142 1,446,761 2,532,381 PU'N)AB

57,B13 4,454 53,359 3,138,508 1,130,664 2,007,844
2,156 425 1,731 840,634 316,097 524,537
1,150 209 '41 312,259 112,903 199,356 1. Gurdalpur DIstrict
1,122 192 '30 248,543 88,714 159,829
28 17 II 63,716 24,189 39,257
97 10 87 4,198 1,471 2,727 1. Bamtal e.O. Block
97 10 87 4,198 1,471 2,727

154 43 III 23,102 7,869 15,233 2. Narot Jalmal Singh

154 43 III 23,102 7,869 15,233 e.O. Block
...
424 61 363 45,648 16,404 29,244 3. Pathankot e.O. Block
422 59 363 43,846 15,697 28,149
2 2 1,802 707 1,095
64 24 40 Hartlan and RaIlway
Colony (O.G.)
714 277 437 Khanpur (O.G.)
975 385 590 lamin (O.G.)

,2 2 49 21 28 Ohald (O.G.)
42 18 24 18,648 6,803 11,845 4. Ohar Kalan e.O. Block
42 18 24 18,648 6,803 11,845

II II 16,696 6,230 10,466 5. Ohariwal C.O. Block

15,261 5,593 9,668
II II 1,435 637 798

II II 1,435 637 798 Fatehnangal (e. T.)

13 5 8 29,640 10,361 19,279 6. Olnanagar e. O. Block

13 5 8 28,409 9,936 • 18,473
1,231 425 806
1,231 425 806 Behrampur (e. T.)

28 5 23 24,731 8,853 15,878 7. Gurdaspur C.O. Block

28 5 23 24,731 8,853 15,878

19 3 16 9,409 3,362 6,047 8. Kalmuwan e.O. Block

19 3 16 9,4q9 3,362 6,047

45 2 43 5,768 2,081 3,687 9. Kalanaur e.O. Block

45 2 43 5,768 2,081 3,687

4 31,133 11,148 19,985 10. Batala e.O. Block

4 26,941 9,532 17,409
4,192 1,616 2,576
454 137 317 (1) Bakewal (O.G.)
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DISTRICf PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACf

Total Scheduled Caste

No. of Total· Scheduled Poput..tIon
Sute/Oistrlct/ TouV HouseholdJ c.ste Poput..tion In the a&e-JVOu~ 0-6
SI. C.D. BlocklU.A.I RuraV with S.c.
No. Qty/Town Ulban members Persons Males Females _.persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

(ii) Gaunspura (O.G.) Urban 8'8 599 32S 274 101 53 48

(Hi) Bhatha Inderlit (O.G.) Ultlan 28 170 94 76 26 IS II

(Iv) Marrfanwala (O.G.) Ultlan 92 600 312 288 109 51 58

(v) Umarpura (O.G.) Ultlan 91 710 406 304 161 100 61
(vi) Sagarpur (O.G.) Urban 62 377 207 170 65 32 33
(vii) Kothe Malawa (O.G.) Urban 149 822 42B 394 204- 104 100
(viii) Bawallinderflt (O.G.) Ultlan 17 98 56 42 29 13 16
(Ix) Bhode-DI·Khui (O.G.) Ultlan 98 611 334 277 133 75 58
(x) Alowal (O.G.) Ultlan 61 H3 182 161 74 37 37
(xl) Kharal (O.G.) Ultlan 48 330 192 138 86 58 28
(xl1) Nawanplnd (O.G.) Ultlan 6 34 17 17 7 2 5
(xlii) Jharriwalan (O.G.) Ultlan 39 228 132 96· 43 26 17
(xiv) Haveli Ultlan 13 104 55 49 18 10 8
Chobdaran (O.G.)
(xv) Mani Urllan 22 82 42 40 21 12 9
Ghauranga (O.G.)
I 1. Oera Baba Nank Total 1,943 11,795' 6,247 5,548 2,164 1,171 993
C.O. Block Rural 1,943 11,795 6,247 5,548 2,164 1,171 993
Urllan
12. Fatehgarh Churlan Total 3,365 21,492 11,514 9,978 4,396 .2,357 2,039
C.O. Block Rural 3,365 21,492 11,514 9,978 4,396 2,357 2,039
Ulban
'13, Sri Hargoblndpur Total 5,432 35,085 18,806. 16,279 6,620 3,5+2 3,078
C.O. Block Rural 5,405 34,221 18,346 15,875 6,487 3,466 3,021
Urban 27 864 460 404 133 76 57

Harilan Colony, ITI, \Jlban 27 864 460 404 133 76 57

Ihlmikl Graveyard at
DA.V. Hr. Sec.
School (O.G.)
UrlNn Toul Urban 11,925 86,.8. .5,902 .0,582 K,197 ',1.9 7,048

Cld•• /U.A'. havfnc popul..clon 100.000.nd.!Now

I. Pathankct UA. Ultlan 4,217 26,358 13,964 12,394 4,586 2,454 2,132
(I~ Pathankot (M.c.) Urban 3,864 24,121 12,197 11,324 4,202 2,245 1,951

(iI) lamln (O.G.) Urilan 184 1,199 606 593 212 119 93

(m) Khanpur (O.G.) Urban ISS 970 522 448 160 82 78

(Iv) Ohakl (O.G.) Urilan 14 68 39 29 12 8 4

2. Ratala UA. Ultlan 4,427 27,407 1.,666 12,741 5,016 2,679 2,337

(I) 8ata1a (M.c.) Urilan 3,511 21,637 11,547 10,090 3,816 2,040 1,776

(il) lIakewai (O.G.) Ulban 102 662 337 325 123 51 72

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Industrfal Catellory of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators

Uterates (I-IX) J State/DIstrict!
51. C.D. BlockIU.A.1
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Fem .. les No. Qty!Town

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2

201 100 101 176 171 5 (n) G..unspurOl (O.G.)

86 46 40 3J 3J 7 7 (m) Bhatha InderJlt (O.G.)

180 123 57 161 160 6 6 (Iv) Marrlanwala (O.G.)

176 123 53 224 189 35 7 7 (v) Umarpura (O.G.)

96 43 53 100 94 6 (vi) Saprpur (O.G.)

323 190 133 225 211 14 (vii) Kothe Malawa (O.G.)

36 26 10 30 JO 4 4 (vIB) BawallindeIJ1t (O.G.)

130 81 49 126 126 21 21 (bt) Bhode-OI·Khul (O.G.)

95 67 28 99 99 (x) Alowal (O.G.)

43 30 13 93 93 (xl) Kharal (O.G.)

II 7 4 5 5 (xu) Nawanplnd (O.G.)

50 37 13 45 41 4 J 3 (xm) Jharrlwalan (O.G.)

38 25 13 32 JO 2 (xlv) Hawll
Chobdaran (O.G.)

40 21 19 21 21 (xv) Manl
Ghauranga (O.G.)

3,775 2,492 1,283 3,232 3,202 30 415 415 I I. Dera Baba Nank
3,775 2,492 1,283 3,232 3,202 30 41S 415 C.O. Block

5,831 4,025 1,806 5,723 5,599 124 316 308 8 12. Fatehgarh Churlan
5,831' 4,025 1,806 5,723 5,599 124 316 308 8 C.O. Block

8,737 5,928 2,809 10,243 9,959 284 629 428 I 3. Sri Hal'lOblndpur
8,392 5,709 2,683 10,026 9,743 283 624 623 . C.O. Block
345 219 126 217 216 5 5

345 219 126 217 216 5 5 HarlJan Colony, ITI,

Balmlkl Graveyard II[
O.A.V. Hr. Sec.
School (O.G.)
37,574 22,850 14,724 22,740 21,696 1,044 1,073 941 130 UrltanTou'
Cld....U.A'. havlnr population 100,000 and abov.
12,071 7,392 4,679 6,794 6,537 257 96 96 I• Pathankot U.A.
11,109' 6,826 4,283 6,297 6,055 242 84 84 (I) Pachankot (M.C.)
554 309 245 224 221 3 6 6 (Ii) Lamln (O.G.)

393 247 146 256 245 II 2 2 (Iii) Khanpur(O.G.)

15 10 5 17 16 4 4 (Iv) Ohald (O.G.)

9,641 5,893 3,748 7,625 7,210 415 675 546 129 2. Batala U.A.

7,858 4,800 3,058 6,047 5,707 340 617 489 12B (I) huta (M.c.)

278 174 104 208 200 8 9 8 (n) Bakewal (O.G.)

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DlmlCT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial utelOlY of Main Workers

Uvestock, Fol'e$try, Flshlnc,

Hundng and Ptanudons, Orchuds Mining and
AgrIcultural Labourers and allied activities Quarrying
State/District! Total! II III IV
51. C.O. 8Iock/U.A.I Rural!
No. Oty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

(ii) Gaunspura (O.G.) Urban. 45 43 2

(iii) Bhatha Inderflt (O.G.) Urban 2 2
(iv) Marrlanwala (O.G.) Urban 115 115
I
...
(v) Umarpura (O.G.) Urban
(vi) Sagarpur (O.G.) Urban 22 19 3
(vii) Kot~e Malawa (O.G.) Urban 44 32 12
(viR) Bawali Inderjit (O.G.) Urban
(Ix) Bhode-Di-Khul (O.G.) Urban 45 45
(x) Alowal (O.G.) Urban 49 49
(xi) Kharal (O.G.) Urban 28 28
(xii) Nawanpind (O.G.) Urban
(xiii) Jharrlwalan (O.G.) Urban 27 23 4
(xiv) Havel! Urban
Chobdaran (O.G.)
(xv) Mani Urban
Ghauranga (O.G.)
II· Dera Bab. Nank Total 2,103 2,099 4 3 3
CD. Block Rural 2,103 2,099 4 3 1
Urban
12. Fatehgarh Churi.n Total 4,183 4,119 64 18 18
CD. Block Rural 4,IB3 4,119 64 18 IB
Urban
13. Sri Hargobindpur Total 8,423 8,193 230 16 16
C.D. Block Rural 8,419 B,189 230 16 16
Urban 4 4
Harljan Colony, ITI, Urban 4 4
Balmlki Graveyard &
D.A. Y. Hr. Sec.
School (O.G.)
Urb.nTotlll Ulban
Cld.s/U.A's having populadOll 100,000.nd .bove
2,846 2,795 51 163 156 7
• 6

1. Pathankot U.A. Urban 634 633 29 27 2 3 3

(I) Pathankot (M.c.) Urban 581 580 25 24 3 3
(ii) Lanlin (~.C.) Urban 21 21
(iii) Khanpur (O.G.) Urb.n 32 32 3 2
(Iv) Dhaki (O.G.) Urban
\
2. Batala U.A. Urban 745 720 25 16 16

(il Batala (M.e.) Urban 364 360 . IS 15

(ii) Bakewal (o.G.) Urban 2 2
 419
FOR SCHEDULED CASTES
(;
Industrial u~ or Mm Workers

Manufacturinr, Processinr, ManuraCturinc, Processlnc,

Servlcinr and Repairs in Servlclnl and Repairs In odler
Household Industry dian Household Industry ConSII'Ucdons
Veal V(b) VI State/District!
St. C.D. BIockIU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. CIty/Town

29 30 31 32 II 14 35 36 37 2
,;

35 33 2 8 8 (D) Gaunspura (O.G.)

8 8 (IA) 1had1.a Inderjlt (O.G.)

J 3 15 15 2 2 (Iv) Marrbnwala (O.G.)
1 3 165 130 35 (v) Umarpura (O.G.)
15 15 17 17 (vi) Sappur (O.G.)

2 2 68 68 14 14 (vii) Kothe Malawa (O.G.)

t.
6 6 5 5 (viii) lawaIIlnde!jlt (O.G.)

5 5 10 10 (Ix) Ihode-OI-KhuI (O.G.)

36 36 2 2 (x) AIowaI (O.G.)

1 3 24 24 6 6 (xl) Khan! (O.G.)
3 3 (xli) Nawanplnji (O.G.)
6 6 (xIR) )harrIwaIan (O.G.)

6 6 (xlv) HIYeII
Chcbdaran (O.G.)
15 15 (xv) Manl
Ghaunnia (O.G.)
57 57 III 105 6 52 52 II. Den laba Nank
57 57 III lOS 6 52 52 C.D.•Iode
.,
41 41 258 243 15 68 67 12. Fatehtarh Churlan
41 41 258 243 IS 68 67 C.O.llock

110 110 IS3 116 17 36 36 Il. Sri HqobIndpur

15 15 125 108,' 17 28 28 C.O. Block
95 93 28 28 8 8
95 95 28 28 8 8 Harifan Colony, iTI,
laImIkJ Gmeyard It
OA V. Hr. Sec.
SdIooI (O.C.)
270 249 21 2,813 2,792 91 I,,,e 1,920 ,. UrNnT.tal
CklesfU.A'. havIIw ..puIac.... 100,000 1M .Itov.
29 27 2 686 663 23 788 777 II I. I'athriot UA

28 26 2 634 612 22 686 676 10 (I) Pathankot (H.c.)

25 25 59 59. (I) LamIn (O.G.)

20 20 43 42 (IK) Khanpur(O.G.)

7 6 (Iv) DhakI (O.G.)

69 . 62 7 1,368 1,318 50 4S6 454 2 2. llUIa U.A.
52 47 5 935 922 13 374 372 2 (I) llitala (M.C.)
6 4 2 26 26 17 17 (I) Iabwal (O.G.)
~
~

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DlmlCT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrlll CatqOry of ~In Workers

Transpan, Storaae
Trade and Commerce and Communlcatlons Other Services
State/District! TotaV VII VIII IX
Sl. c.o. Bloclc/U.A'/ Rur.V
No. Oty/Town Urban PersOns ~ts females Persons Males females Persons Males Females'

2 3 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46

(ii) Gaunspura (O.G.) Urban 23 23 36 36 28 27

(iii) Bhatha Inderjit (O.G.) Urban 4 2 9 9
" 2 I

(Iv) Marrianwala (O.G.) Urban 7 6 4 4 9 9

(v) Umarpura (O.C.) Urban IS IS 6 6 28 28
(vi) Sagarpur (O.G.) Urban IS IS 10 10 21 18 3
(vii) Kothe Malawa (O.C.) Urban 34 H 49 49 14 12 2
(viii) Bawalilnderjlt (O.G.) Urban 2 2 5 5 7 7
(ix) Bhode-Dl-Khul (O.G.) Urban 5 5 34 34 6 6
Alowal (O.G., Urban 6 6
(x)

(xl) Kharal (O.G., Urban 5 5 14

2 2
14 13
4
"
"13

(xii) Nawanplnd (O.G., Urban 2 2

(xiii) )harrlwalan (O.C.) Urban 2 2 J 3 4 4

(xiv) Havell
. Chobdaran (O.C.,
Urban .. 4 21 19 2

(xv) Mani Urban 2 2

Ghauranga (O.G.)

I I• Oera Baba Nank Total 67 66 57 57 367 348 19

C.O. Block Rural 67 66 57 57 367 348 19
Urban
12. Fatehgam Churlan Total 94 87 7 110 110 635 606 29
C.O. Block Rural 94 87 7 110 110 635 606 29
Urban
13. Sri Hargoblndpur Total 115 110 5 86 86 675 644 JI
C.O.8Iock Rural 98 93 5 79 79 622 592 30
Urban 17 17 7 7 53 52
Hariian Colony, ITt, Urban 17 17 7 7 53 52
Balmikl Graveyard &
O.A. V. Hr. Sec.
School (O.G.)
Urban Total Urban 2,899 2,830 69 3,064 3,048 16 7,598 6,957 641
CltlesJU.A's havtnc population 100,000 and alHW.
896 873 23 992 2,630 2,446 IB4
I. Pathankot U.A.
(i) Pathankot (M.e.)
Urban
Urban 844 822 22
1,003
953 942
"II 2,459 2,286 173
(n) lam!n (O.G.) Urban 28 27 12 12 71 69 2

(m) Khanpur (O.G.) Urban 22 22 36 36 98 89 9

(iv) Ohaki (O.G.) Urban 2 2 2 2 2 2
2. latala U.A. Urban 1,013 991 22 1,456 1,455 1,827 1,648 179

(I) 8atala (M.e.) Urban 863 842 21 1,261 1,260 1,566 1,400 166

(il) Bakewal (O.G.) Urban 26 26 26 26 96 91 5

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Ma!Jfnal Workers Non·workers State/District!

51. C.D. BloctlU.A.I
Persons 'Males females Persons Males females No. QtylTown

47 48 49 50 51 52 2

423 154 269 (II) Caunspura (O.C.)

fl7 61 76 (m) 8hatha Inderlft (O.G.)

439 152 287 (Iv) Marrlanwala (O.G.)

486 217 269 (v) Umarpura (O.G.)

277 1f3 f64 (vi) Saprpur (O.G.)
597 217 380 .(vll) Kothe Mafawa (O.G.)
68 26 42 {villI 8awa111nderik (O.G.)
485 208 277 (Ix) Bhode-DI·Khul (O.G.)

244 83 161 (x) AfowaI (O.G.)

237 99 In (xl) Kharal (O.G.)
29 12 17 (xli) Nawanplnd (q.G.)
"
'183 .~ 91 92 (xml Jharrfwalan (O.G,)
72 25 47 (xlv) HaveD
.cJtobdaran (O.G.),
61 21 40 (xv) Manl
,, Ghaunnga (O.G.)
149 46 103' 8,414 2,999 5,415 If. Dera Saba Nank
li9 46 103 8,ili 2,999 5,i15 C.D. Bloci

148 li8 15,621 5,915 9,706 12. FateI1garh Churian

148 148 15,621 5,915 9,706 C.D. Block'

24,842 8,847 15,995 13. Sri HaI'IOblndpUl'

24,195 8,603 15,592 C.D. BlOck
... 641 244 403
647 244 403 Harilan Colony, In,
S.tmlkl Graveyard iii:
D.A.V. Hr. ~c.
School (O.G.)
28 17 11 61,716 24,189 JP,SI7 Urban Total
CtltslU.A,'. havtnc population 100,000 and above
("

7 6 19,557 J
7,421 12,136 I. Pathankot U.A.
5 4 17,819 6,738 1f,081 (I) Pathankot (M.C.)
975 385 590 en) LamIn (O.G.)
714 277 437 (m) Khanpur(O.G.)

2 2 49 21 28 (Iv) Dhald (O.G.)

19,782 7,i56 12,326' 2. Batala U.A.

15,590 5,8iO 9,750 (I) 8ata1a (M.c.)
454 137 317 (n) 8akewal (O.G.)
 4.22
DISTRICT ,ItlMAlY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total Scheduled Caste

No. of ToW Scheduled Population
State/DIstrIct! TotaV Households Caste Populadon In die aae-IJUIip Q.6
51:' C.D. BlockIU.A.J RuraV wid! S.c.
No. ' Oty/Town Urblll members Persons (HIles Females PersClll$ Hales Females

2 3 .. (5 6 7 8 9 10

(m) Gaunspura (O.G.) Urban 88 599 325 274 101 53 48

'"
(1v)lhMha InderfIt (O.G.) Urban 28 170 94 16 26 15 II

(v) Marrianwaia (O.G.) Urbal 92 312 288 109 51 58

(\i) Umarpura (O.G.) Urban 91 7(0 406 304 161 100 61

(vii) Saprpur (O.G.) Urban 62 377 207 110 65 32 33

,
(vIlI) Kothe HalMa (O.C.) Urban 149 822 428 394 204 104 100

(Ix) BM1IIlnderjlt (O.G.) Urban 17 98 f , 56 42 U 13 16

(x) Ihode-Dl-KhuI (O.G.) Urban 98 , 611 334 217 133 75 58

(xl) A1owa1 (O.G.) Urban 61 343 182 161 74 37 37

(xIl) Kharal (O.G.) Urban 48 330 192 (38 86 58 28
. (xIlI) NlIW3I1pInd (O.G.) Urban 6 34 17 17 7 2 5
(xlv) Iharrlw3lan (O.G.) Ulban 39 228 132 96 43 26 17

(lIV) Havel! Ulban 13 104 5S 49 18 10 a

Chobdaran (O.G.)

(x\i) Manl Ulban 22 82 42 40 21 12 9

Ghauranea (O.G.)

TCIWIIIIU.A'. hlvllII populi......... , .... 100,000

Sujanpllr U.A. Urban 940 5,487 ',' 2,935 2,552 928 53] 395
(I) Suianpur (M.c.) Urilan 919 5,392 2,884 2,508 912 524 388
(H) Harllan • RaIlway Urban 21 95 51 44 16 9 7
Colony (O.G,)

2. Dinanacar (M.c.) Urban 788 4,759 2,488 2,271 865 468 197

3. " . _ , _ (e. T.) Urb.in lOS 1,715 898 817 2S8 130 128
4.

S.
.
Gurdalpur (M,c.)

Dharlwal (M.c.)
Urban

Urban
1,802

(43
11,047

820
5,aJ5

+44
5,232
376
1,827

149
965

91
862
58

6. F~Ie.T.) Ulban 264 1,756 955 801 292 167. 125

7. Dera Baba Nan. (M.c.) Urban 283 1,630 880 750 282 151 III

8. Fatthprh Churlan (H.C) Urban 260 1,597 846 751 280 148 132

9. Qadian U.A. Urb.in 250 2,389 1,234 1,155 431 224 207

(i) Qadian (M.c.) Urban 223 1,525 "4 751 298 1+8 150
(n) Harllan Colony, ITI, Urban 27 864 460 404 133 76 57
aalmlkl Cirawyard •
D.A. V. Hr. 5«,
School (O.G.)
(0. SrI Hw&oblndpur (H.C) Urban 246 1,519 777 742 . 283 139 1·44
 -423
FOR·SCH lDULED CASTES

. Industrial Catepy of H.In Worlcers •

Toral Haln Worlcers Cultivators

Ute rates (I·IX) I StaIl/Dlstrktl·
$I. c.o. BIockIU.A.I
Persons Males Fetmles Persons Males Females Ptrsons Males Females No. OtylTcwm
II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2

201 100 101 176 171 5 (III) Gaunspun (O.G.)

86 46 40 33 33 7 7 (Iv) Ih3Iha InderIIt(O.G.)

180 123 57 161 160 6 6 (vi H~ (O.G.)

176 123 53 224 189 35 7 7 (vi) Umarpura (O.G.)

96 43 53 100 94 6 (vii) Sappur (O.G.)

323 190 133 2Z5 2111 14 (\6) loth. Mabwa (O.G.)

36 26 10 30 30 4 4 (Ix) IlIWIIIlnderjIt (O.G.)

130 BI 49 126 126 21 21 (x) Ihode-DJ.KhuI (O.G.)

95 67 28 99 99 (xl) AIowaI (O.G.)

43 30 13 93 93 (xii) Kiln (O.C.)

11 7 4 5 5 (xiii) N_plnd (O.G.)

50 37 13 45 41 4 3 3 (xlv) )harrIwUI (O.C.)

38 25 13 32 30 2 (lIV) HMII
CIIobd3nn (O.G.)

40 21 19 21 21 (xvi) Manl
Ghauranp (O.C.)
TOWIII/UoA'. havI.., ,.,............ t ... IGO,OOO

2,394 1,507. 887 1,467 1,424 43 83 8J I. SuJanpur U.....

2,354 1,480 874 1,436 1,397 39 83 83 (1) Sulanpur (M.c.)

40 27 13 31 27 4 (D) HarlilII I( IbIIway

Colony (O.G.)

2,085 1,246 839 1,158 1,119 39 19 19 2. Dlnamp (M.C.)

898 533 365 484 473 II 21 21 3. ~r(C.T.)

6,068 3,551. 2,517 2,859 2,655 204 92 91 ~. Gurdaspur (M.c.)

439 262 177 192 187 5 5 5 5. DtIart.NaI (M.C.)

740 496 • 244 310 307 3 6 6 6. F~(C.T.)

926 572 354 478 453 25 18 18 7. Den hiJ.NaNt (H.c.)

761 451 310 391 382 9 II II I. FIIIhprh 0wrIan (H.c.)

1,002 615 387 598 589 9 22 22 9. QadIan U.....

657 396 261 381 373 8 17 17 (1) QadIan (H.c.)

345 219 126 217 216 5 5 (I) HarQan Colony, In,

IH1IId Grawyani.
D.....V. Hr. Sec.
School (O.G.)

549 lJ2 217 360 24 25 25 10. Sri H;qoIIIndpur (M.c.),.

 424
DISTRICf PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACf

Industrill CateeorY of Main Waners

Uvestock, forestrY, flshln"

Hundn, and I'Iantnlons, Orchards M1nln, and
A&ricultural Llbourers and aiDed acdvIdes Quarryin,
Slate/District! TotaV II III IV
SI. C.D.8IodIU.A.I RuraV
No. Qty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

(Iii) Gaurupura (O.G.) Urban 4S 43 2

(Iv) Bhatha InderJIt (O.G.) Urban 2 2
(v) Marrlanwala (O.G.) Urban lIS 115
(vi) Umarpura (O.G.) Urban

(vii) Sagarpur (O.G.) Urban 22 19 3

(viii) Kothe Malawa (O.G;) Urban 44. 32 12
(Ix) 8awalllnderJ1t (O.G.) Urban

(x) Bhode·Di·Khul (O.G.) Urban 45 45

(xi) Alowal (O.G.) Urban 49 49
(xli) Khara! (O.G.) Urban 28 28
(xm) Nawanplnd (O.G.) Urban
~ .
(xiv) Jharrlwalan (O.t.) Urban 27 23 4
(xv) Havel! Urban
Chobdaran (O.G.)

(xvi) Mani Urban

Ghauranga (O.G.)

Towns/U.A'1 havlnr populatIon 1_ than 100,000

I. Sulanpur U.A. Urban 145 141 4 16 16 3 3

(i) Sujanpur (M.e.) Urban 145 141 4 16 16 J J
(iI) Hanlan &. RaIlway Urban
Colony (O.G.)

2. Dlnanagar (M.c.) Urban 269 267 2 14 13

3. 8ehrampur (e. T.) Urban 306 306
4. Gurdaspur (M.C) Urban 138 137 76 72 4
S. Dhariwal (M.C.) Urban 9 9
6. Fatehnanra/ (e. T.) Urban 126 126 2 2
7. Dera Baba Nanak (M.C,) Urban 122 121 2 2
8. Fatehgarh Churian (M.C,) Urban .115 114
9. Qadian U.A. Urban 20 20 4 4
(I) Qadlan (M.C,) Urban 16 16 . 4

(H) Harllan Colony, ITI, Urban 4 4

Balmlld Gravt)'aI'd &.
D.A.V. Hr. 5«.
School (O.G.)
c·
10. Sri HaJlOblndpur (M.C,) Urban 217 201 16 I
 425
Fq, SCHEDULED CASTES

Indunrlal uttaorf of Main Wanen

Manufacturinllr Processlnllr Mlnufacturinllr ProcessInIlr

Servleln!: and Repairs In Servlelna and Repain In odler
Household IndustrY dian Household IndustrY ConSIIUctloM
VIa) V(b) VI Stlte/Dlsvictl
SI. C. D. BIockIU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons HIles Females No, OtylTown

29 30 31 32 33 J4 35 36 37 2

35 33 2 8 8 (HI) OaInspura (O.G.)

8 8 (Iv) Ihllha InderPt (O.G.)

3 3 15 15 2 2 (v) Marrtanw..Ia (O.G.)

3 3 165 IlO 35 (vi) Umarpura (O.G.)

15 15 17 17 (vii) Saprpur (o.d.)

2 2 68 68 14 14 (vRI) Kothe Malawa. (O,G.)

6 6 ..... 5 5 (Ix) lawai! Inderjlt (O.G.)

5 5 10 10 (x) Bhode-DI·Khul (O.C.)

36 36 2 2 (xl) AIowaI (O,G.)

3 3 24 24 6 6 (xU) Khan( (O,G.)

3 3 (xI1I) Nawanplnd (O.G.)

6 6 (xlv) Jhan1waIan (O.G.)
<'
6 6 (xv) Haven
Chobdaran (O.G.)

15 15 . (xvi) Manl
Ghauranp (O.G.)

TOWIII/UoA'............tlon ... than 100,000

24 16 8 67 66 257 257 I. Sufanpur UA

24 16 8 66 65 249 249 (I) $ulanpur (M.e.)

8 8 (H) tbrIfin at ItaItway
Colony (O.G.)

7 7 137 137 185 182 3 2, Dlnanaear (H.C,)

2 2 17 17 2 2 3. Ie/r.ttrJIUr (e.T.)
23 20 3 245 229 16 180 171 2 4, Gurdaspur (M.e.)

78 78 15 IS 5. DharIwaI (M .e.)

5 4 89 89 6. FMelwnpi (e.T.)

4 4 21 21 3 3 7. DeIlllaba Nanak (H.e.)

4 42 42 6 6 8. Fatehprh Churlan (M.C,)

101.
" 101 108 108 17 37 9. Qadbn UA

6 6 80 80 29 29 (I) Qadlan (M.C,)

9S 9S 28 28 8 8 (II) HarIlan Colony, ITI,

BalmikI Gravey;rd at
DA V. Hr. Sec.
School (O.G.)

2 2 25 24 9 9 10. Sri Harcoblndpur (M.C,)

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DISTRlcr PRIMARY c"£Nsus ABS'1'R4cr
o

Industrbl c.tqory of Miln Worten

Transpon; Storaae
Trilde and Commerce and Communicallons Other Services
State/DIstrict! Total! VII VIII c::.' IX
Sl. C.D. BlockIU.A.! Rural!
No. Cry/Town Urbiln Penons Miles Femilles Penons Miles Femilles Penons Miles ~ilieS

2 J J8 J9 40 41 42 4J 44 45 46

(m) Gaurupura (O.G.) Urban 23 23 36 36 28 27

(Iv) Bhattla Inderfll (O.G.) Urban 4 4 2 2 9 9 I

(v) Mmianwala (O.G.) Urban 7 6 4 4 9 9

(vi) Umarpura (O.G.) Urban 15 15 6 6 28 28

{~} Saptpur (O.c..} 'S IS ,0 \0 2' \8 3

(VIii) Kothe Malawa (O.G.1 Urban 34 J4 49 49 14 12 2

(Ix) Iawali Inderjit (O.G.) Urban 2 2 5 5 7 7

(x) Bhode-DJ.Khui (O.G.) Urban 5 5 J4 14 6 6

(xi) 'Alowal (O.G.) Urban 6 6 2 2 4 4

(xII) Kharal (O.G.) Urban 5 5 14 14 13 13 '- ...

(xm) Nawandlnd (O.G.) Urban 2 2

(xlv) Jharrlwalan (O.G.) Urban. 2 2 .... ) 3 3 4 4

(xV) Havell Urban .. '4 21 19 2

Chobdaran (O.G.)

(xvi) Mani Urban 2 2

Ghauranga (O.G.)

T_/U.A'. havllII popuiatlon 1111 than 100,000

I. Sulanpur U.A. Urban 10J 99 4 71 71 698 672 26

(I) Sulanpur (M.C.) 97 93 4 68 68 685 663 22
(II) Harijan ! [ RaIlway 'Jrban 6 6 3 3 13 9 of
Colony (O.G.)

2. Dinanagar (M.C) Urban 145 143 2 104 103 278 248 30

l. 8e/rrampur (C.T.) Urban 21 20 8· 8 106 96 10
,J

4. Gurdaspur (M.C.) 455 440 15 314 313 1,336 1,175 161

5. Dharlwal (M.c.) Urban 27 26 9 9 48 44 4

6. Fltehnanp/ (C.T.) Urban 14 14 19 49 47 2

7. Otra Baba NiIIlak (M.C) Urban 33 32 18 17 257 235 22

8. Fatehgarh Churlan (M.c.) Urban 84 84 15 15 113 105 8

9. Qadian U.A. Urban 87 87 32 32 187 178 9

(i) Qadlan (M.C.) Urban 70 70 25 25 134 126 8

'.'
(n) 'HarI]an Colony, ITI, Urban 17 17 7 7 53 52
8a1mikl Grawyard ! [
D.A.V. Hr. Sec.
School (O.G.)

10. Sri Haraoblndpur (M.c.) Urban 21 21 15 14 69 63 6

 427
FOR. SCHEDULED cAsTEs

Mallin,l Workers Non·workers State/District!

51. e.D. 8Iock1U.A'/
Persons Males Females Persons MMes Females No. QtylTown
"
47 48 49 50 51 52 2

..23 154 269 (m) Gaunspun (O.G.)

131 61 76 (Iv) Shatha Inderflt (O.G.)

..39 152 281 (v) MarrIanwaIa (O.G.)

..86 211 269 (vi) Umarpura (O.G.)

211 113 164 (vii) $;prpur (O.G.)

591 211 380 (vIIl) Kothe Malawa (O.G.)

68 26 42 (Ix) Bawallinderfit (O.C.)

485 208 271 (x) Bhode-DJ.Khul (O.G.)

2.... 8l 161 (xl) Alowal (O.G.)

231 99 138 (xii) KharaI (O.C.)

29 12 11 (11111) Nawanplnd (O.G.)

18~ 91 92 (xlv) )haniw3lan (O.C.)

.;. ,.
~ 12 25 .., (xv) Haveft
Chobdaran (O.G.)

.~~ .61 21 40 (KvI) Manl .

Ghauranca (O.G.)

" TownIIU.A'. hIYIlW poplilatlon I... '!IIIn 100,000

....
...o.~. 1,511 2,509 I. SuJanpur U.A.
- 3,956 1,487 2,46~ (I) $ulanpur (M.C.)

" 64 24 40 (n) Harijan at RaIlway

Colony (O.G.)

3,601 1,369 2,232 2. OInanacar (M.c.)

1,231 125 806 3. le/ItanJ1ur (e.T.)

8,188 3,160 5,028 ... Gurdaspur (M.e.)

628 257 311 5. Dharlwal (M.c.)

II II 1,135 631 198 6. FMehIUllp/(C. T.)

7 7 1,115 121 718 7. Dera laba Nanak (M.C,)

1,206 16.. 112 8. Fatehcarh Churlan (M.c.)

1,191 6..5 1,116 9. Qadfan U.A.

... 1,11" 101 713 (I) Qadlan (M.C.)

617 2.... 403 (D) Harijan Colony, In,
.;lmlk! Gmeyard at
D.A.V. Hr. 5«.
Schoot (O.G.)

1 3 1,ll2 .. 11 715 10. SrI HqobIndpur (M.c.)

 428
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total Scheduled Caste

No. of Total Scheduled Populatlon
State/District! TotaV Households Caste Population In the ace-aroup ().6
SI. C.O. BlocklU.A.I RuraV with S.c.
No. Oty/Town Urban members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2. Amrltsar District Total 118,335 701,444 375,997 325,447 139,909 73,784 66,125
Aural 91,686 539,471 289,253 250,218 108,83'8 57,348 51,490
Ulban 26,649 161,973' 86,744 75,229 31,071 16,436 14,63'5

I. Alnala e.O. Block Total 6,0<49 36,165 19,311 16,854 7,489 3,927 3,562
Rural 6,049 36,165 19,~II,\ 16,854 7,489 3,927 3,562
Urban

2. Chogawan e. O. Block Total 7,174 42,944 23,194 19,750 8,902 4,689 4,213
Rural 6,477 38,852 21,037 17,815 8,061 4,249 3,812
Urban 697 4,092 2.157 1,935 841 440 401

Rala Sansl (e. T.) Urban 697 4,092 2,157 1,935 841 440 401

3. Jandlala e.O. Block Total 7,227 42,722 22,860 19,862 8,778 4,646 4,132
Rural 7,227 42,722 22,860 19,862 8,778 4,646 4,132
Urban '"

4. Majitha e.O. Block Total 7,052 43,127 23,037 20,090 8,415 4,412 4,003
Rural 6,979 42,631 22,765 19,866 8,307 4,348 l,959
Urban 73 496 272 224 108 64 44

Ror! and ldgah (O.G.) Urban 73 496 272 224 10~ 64 44

5. Verka e.O. Block Total 8,931 52,558 28,511 24,047 10,804 5,718 5,086
Rural 8,931 52,558 28,511 24,047 10,804 5,718 5,086
Urban

6. Rayya e.D. Block Total 8,164 48,245 25,500 22,745 9,852 5,244 ,.,608
Rural 8,164 48,245 25,500 22,745 9,852 5,244 4,608
Urban

7. Tarslkka e.O. Block Total 5,632 33,702 17,916 •

15,786 6,592 3,517 3,075
Rural 5,632 33,702 17,916 15,786 6,592 3,517 3,075
Urban

,8. Chohla Sahib e.o. Block Total 4,019 23,480 12,682 10,198 4,555 2,474 2,081
Rural 4,019 23,480 12,682 10,798 4,555 2,474 2,O~1
Urban

9. Gandlwtnd e.O. Block Total 6,398 37,266 19,878 1.7,388 7,746 4,064 3,682
Rural 6,398 3'7,266 19,878 17,388 7,746 4,064 3,682
Urban

10. Khadur Sahib e.V. Block Total 6,629 38,239 20,489 17,150 7,533 3,997 3,536
Rural 6,629 38,239 20,489 17,150 7,533 3,997 3,536
Urban

II. Naushehra Pannuan Total 4,549 26,103 14,296 12,407 5,465 2,829 2,636
e.D. Block Rural 4,549 26,703 14,296 12,407 5,465 2,829 2,636
Urban

12. Tam Taran e.O. Block Total 7,200 42,759 22,904 19,855 8,760 4,534 4,226
Rural 7,200 42,759 22,904 19,855 8,760 4,534 4,226
Urban
FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Industrial ute80IY of Main Workers

Tow Main Workers Cultivators

Uterates (I-IX) I State/Dlnrlctl
51 • C.D. 81ock/U.A.J
Persons Males Females •Persons Males Females Persons Ma~. Females No. Oty/Town

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2
"
I 89,39} 127,305 61,998 214,149 204,218 10,931 7,111, 6,890 221 2. AmrIllar District
1]],543 92,150 41,39J 166,108 159,3J9 6,769 6,237 6,OJ9 198
55,760 35,155 20,605 48,141 44,879 3,262 874 851 23

9,445 6,391 3,054 10,951 10,487 %4 965 878 87 I. AlMa e.O. Block
9,445 6,391 3,054 10,951 10,487 %4 965 878 87

8,513 5,982 2,531 13,852 13,304 548 645 645 2. Chopwan e.O. Block
7,491 5,298 2,193 12,525 12,170 355 604 604
1,022 684 338 1,327 1,134 193 41 41

1,022 684 338 1,327 1,134 193 41 41 Rala Sansf (e.T.)

11,549 7,825 3,724 13,200 12,637 563 444 442 2 3. )andIaJa e.O. Block
11,549 7,825 3,724 13,200 12,637 563 444 442 2

1!,452 9,086 4,366 12,454 12,113 341 456 455 4. MaJltha e.O. Block
13,311, 8,998 '1,313 12,321 11,980 341 456 'ISS
141 88 53 133 133

141 88 53 133 133 Rorl and Idgah (O.G.)

14,28'1 9,729 '1,555 16,068 15,347 721 292 289 3 5. Verka C.O. Block
14,284 9,729 <4,555 16,068 15,J'l7 72~ 292 289 3

16,069 10,583 5,486 13,774 13,140 63,4 284 267 17 6. Rayya C.O. Block
16,069 10,583 5,486 13,774 13,140 634 284 267 17

9,918 6,649 3,269 10,135 9,582 553 173 167 6 7. Tarslkka e.O. Bl~
9,918 6,6+9 3,269 10,135 9,582 553 173 167 6
,
5,385 3,887 .-1,498 7,350 7,127 223 213 213 8. ChoIIla Sahib e.O. 81«k
5,385 3,887 1,498 7,350 7,127 223 213 213

8,255 5,577 2,678 11,701 11,137 564 590 557 33 9. Gandlwlnd C.O. Block
8,255 5,577 2,678 11,701 11,137 564 590 557 33

10,379 7,213 3,166 11,691 11,206 '185 285 28'1 10. Khadur Sahib e.O. Block
, 10,379 7,213 3,166 11,691 11,206 485 2SS 281

5,993 4,378 1,615 8,115 7,750 365 313 309 4 11. Naushehra Pannuan
5,993 4,378 1,615 8,115 7,750 365 313 309 4 e.D. Block

9,532 6,733 2,799 13,254 12,913 311 274 264 10 12. Tam Taran e.O. Block

.
9,532 6,733 2,799 13,254 12,913 341 274 264 10
 430
DlnRlCf PRIMARY CENSUS AlSTUCf

Induslrlal Catqory of M.m Workers

Uvestoct, Forestry, Flshtn.,

Hundnland Plantations, Ordlards Mllllnlllld
Alricultural Labourers and alfled IC1IvIIIes Qu,nylnl
State/DIstrfctl TotaV II III IV
Sl.
No.
C.D. BlockJU.A.I
aty/Town
RuraV
Urban
.
~:

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Femlles

2 3 20 21 22 %3 24 25 26 %7 28

2. AmrItur DIsCricc Total .40,653 '35,604.

1u...1 128,170 123,771
5,049
4,399
1,294
977
',24'
9tO
53
'J7
2.
.. "3
U_n .2,.83 11,ln 650 '17 301 16
l' 14

I. Alnala e.O. Block Total 7,865 7,647 218 62 61

Rural 7,865 7,647 218 62 61
Urban

2. Chogawan e.O. Block ToUi 9,905 9,737 168 63 62

Rural 9,610 9,449 161 S6 S5
Urban • 295 288 7 7 7

Raja Sansi (e. T.) Urban 295 288 7 7 7

3. landfala e.O. Block Total 10,138 9,656 482 90 89

Rural 10,138 9,656 482 90 89
Urban

4. Maptha e.O. Block Total 9,489 9,357 132 56 56

Rural 9,402 9,270 132 56 56
Urban 87 87

Rori and Idgah (O.G.) Urban 87 87

S. Verka e.O. Block ToUi 9,919 9,553 366 68 67

Rural 9,919 9,553 366 68 67
Urban

6. Rayya e.O. Block Total 9,548 9,263 285 64 61 3 2 2

Rural 9,548 9,263 285 64 61 3 2 2
Urban

7. Tarsikka e.O. Block iotal 8,363 7,900 463 68 65 3

Rural 8,363 7,900 463 68 65 3
Urban

8. ChoNa Sahib e.O. Block Total 6,213 6,029 184 39 l8

Rural 6,213 6,029 184 39 38
Urban

9. Gandiwlnd e.O. Block Total 9,422 8,975 447 52 51

Rural 9,422 8,975 447 52 51
Urban

10. Khadur Wlib e.O. Block ToUi 9,727 9,400 327 51 51

Rural 9,727 9,400 327 51 51
Urban

II. Naushehra Pannuan Total 6,304 6,095 209 78 66 12

e.o. Block Rural 6,304 6,095 209 78 66 12
Urban

12. TiiI11 T;nn e.O. Block Total 10,893 10,683 210 8l 78 5

Rural 10,893 10,683 210 8:J 78 5
Urban
<..

,
/
 'lJ31
FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Industrbl Catepy of ~In Workers

~nufaClllrfnL ProcessJnc, ~nufacturfnlt ProcessIne,

Servlelne and Repairs In Servlclne and Repairs In ocher
Household Industry chan Household Industry Constnlcdons
VIa) V(b) VI State/DiSCrictl
51. C,O. BlocklU.A.I
Persons Males females Persons ~Ies Females Persons ~Ies Females No. OtylToWn

29 30 31 32 33 J4 35 36 37 2

1,545 1,194 351 17,724 I',MI 1,283 5,143 5,062 81 2. AmrIcur DllCrla
655 498 157 6,654 5,79J 861 2,850 2,84J 7
890 696 194 11,070 10,648 422 2,2n 2,219 74
75 58 17 380 351 29 216 216 1. AlMIa C.O. Block
75 58 17 380 351 29 216 216

710 549 161 735 596 139 212 211 2. Chopwan C.O. Block
58 45 13 697 567 130 159 158
652 504 148 38 29 9 53 53 ..,
652 504 148 38 29 9 53 53 Rala $ansi (e.T.)

10 9 187 468 19 238 238 3. lillKlila c.o. Block

10 9 487 468 19 238 238

102 75 27 701 591 110 ·211 211 4. Malltha ~O. Block

96 69 27 693 583 110 210 210
6 6 8 8
6 6 8 8 lor! and Idph (O.G.)

B7 72 15 1,763 1,599 164 887 885 2 5. Verka C.O. Block

87 72 IS 1,763 1,599 164 887 885 2

25 16 9 70S 553 152 340 339 6. Rayya C.O. Block

2S 16 9 705 553 152 340 339

48 41 7 219 252 27 119 119 7. Tarsildca C.O. Block

48 4i 7 279 252 27 119 119

6 5 76 69 7 24 24 8. ChohIa Sahib C.O. Block

6 5 76 69 7 24 24

24 19 5 372 341 31 131 III 9. .GandIwInd C.O. Block.

24 19 5 372 341 31 13l 133

93 52 41 273 225 48 85 85 10. Khadur SahIb e.O. Block

93 52 41 273 225 48 85 85

31 30 112 150 22 67 67 II. loIaushehra Pannuan

31 30 172 ISO 22 67 67 C.O.1Iock

8 8 355 330 25 139 137 2 12. Tam Taran C.O••~

8 8 155 110 25 119 137 2
 432
Dlmlcr PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAcr

Industrfal ucqory of MaIn Woriers

Tl"lnsport, Stol"llt
Trade and Commerce and Communlcadons Oilier Services
State/District! TotaV VII VIII IX
SI. C.D. BlockIU.A.I RuraV
No. ary/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males. Females Persons Males Females

2 3 38 39 10 41 - 42 43 14 45 46

2. AmrIuar Dlscrlct Tat.1 9,665 9,288 177 11,:548 .11,294 54 19,746· 17,185 2,561
Jlllral 4,427 4,289 fl8 5,015 5,026 9 lI,ot9 10,117 962
Ulban 5,U8 .,999 239 6,111 6,268 45 8,647 7,048 1 1,599

I. AJnala e.O. Block Total 268 260 8 263 -263 857 75] 104
Rural 268 260 8 263 263 857 753 104
Urban
2. Chopwan e.o. Block Total 348 338 10 Jt3 Jil 2 920 85.. 66
Rural 285 278 7 2.. 5 245 811 769 42
Urban 63 60 3 68 66 2 109 as 24

Raja Sansl (e. T.) Urban 63 60 3 , 68 66 2 109 85 24

3. JandJala e.D. Block Total 30+ 296 8 529 529 960 910 SO
Rural 304 296 8 529 529 .,1.
960 910 50
Urban
4. Malltha C.O. Block Total 303 295 8 335 335 801 738 63
Rural 288 280 8 324 324 796 733 63
Urban IS 15 II II 5 5

Ror! and Jdgah (O.G.) Urt!an 15,' IS II . II 5 5

S. Verb e.O. Block Total 550/ 518 32 1,058 1,....0 1,306 134
Rural
Urban
SSe) SIB 32
1,062
1,062 1,058 ..+ 1,....0 1,306 13..
-</-

6. Rayya e.0. Block Total 722 699 •3 758 758 1,326 1,182 14..
Rural 722 699 a 758 758 1,326 1,182 144
,I
Urban
7. Tarslkka CO. Block Total '226 218 8 304 304 555 516 39
Rural 1226 21B B 304 304 555 516 39
Urban ;:
I "
a. Chohla Sahib CO. 8iocl Total !J 94 90 4 96 94 2 589 569 20
Rural 9.. 90 4 96 9+ 2 589 569 20
Urban •...
9. Gandlwlnd C.O. Block Total 251 246 5 343 341 2 514 474 10
Rural 251 246 5 30U 3.. 1 2 51. .. 7.. -to
Urban
10. Khadur Sahib e.D. Block Total 262 256 6 162 162 753 691 62
Rural 262 256 6 162 162 753 '691 62
Urban
11. Naushehra Pannuan Total 430 424 6 205 204 SIS 105 110
CD. Bloct Rural ..30 .. 2+ 6 205 20.. 515 105 110
Urban
12. Tam Taran CO. Block Total 322 310 12 356 356 824 747 77
Rural 322 310 12 356 356 824 747 77
Urban
 433
FOR SCHEDULED CASTES
\

Marginal Wolters Non·workers St··· 'District!

$1-. CO. ...odIU.AJ
Persons Males Females Persons M.1les Females No. OtylTown
47 48 49 50 51 52 2

101 29 72 487,094 171,750 315,344 2. AmrfC..r DIstrict

98 28 70 373,265 129,886 243,379
3 2 113,829 41,864 71,965

25,213 8,824 16,389 I. AInaIa e.D. 810d

25,213 8,824 16,389

3 2 29,089 9,889 19,200 2. Chocawan C.D. BIocIt

26,327 8,867 17,460
3 2 2,762 1,022 1,740

3 2 2,762 1,022 1,740 Rala Sans! (e. T.)

!
3 3 29,519 10,223 19,296 3. Jandfala e.D. Biod
3 3 29,519 10,223 19,296

30,673 10,924 19,749 4. M;jItha e.D. alock

30,310 10,185 19,525
363 139 224

·363 139 224 Ron and Idph (O.G.)

37 24 13 36,453 13,140 23,313 5. Verb C.D. Block

37 24 13 36,453 13,140 23,313

21 20 34,450 12,359 22,091 6. Rayya e.D. Slock

21 20 34,450 12,359 22,091

23,567 8,334 15,233 7. Tarsfkka e.D. Block

23,567 B,334 15,233

5 5 16,125- 5,555 10,570 8. Chohla Sahib e.D. Block

5 5 16,125 5,555 10,570

25,565 8,741 16,824 9. Gandlwlnd C.O. Block

25,565 8,741 16,824

26,548 9,283 17,265 10. Khadur Sahib e.o. Block

26,548 9,283 17,265

18,588 6,546 12,042 II. Naushehra Pannuan

i8,588 6,546 12,042 e.D. Block

29,505 9,991 19,514 12. Tam Taran e.D. Block

29,505 9,991 19,514

,
 434
DlmlCT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total Scheduled Caste

No. of Total Scheduled Populiclon
State/Dlstrictl Tocall Households Caste Populidon In lIIe ace-II'OUP ().6
Sl. c'D. BlockJU.A.1 Rural! w11h S.c.
No. Qty/Town Urban members Persons ~Ies Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
v

13. Bhikhlwlnd e.O. r,1P.;\ Total 5,705 j2,593 17,556 15,037 6,495 3,335 3,160
'\ e J
)) Rural 5,182 29,444 15;815 13,629 • 5,840 2,997 2,B43
Urban 523 3,149 1,741 1,408 655 338 317

8hlkhlwlnd (e. T.) Urban 523 3,149 ',74' ',J08 655 338 317\

14. Patti e.O. Block Total 4,318 24,949 '3,517 11,432 4,173 2,533 2,240
Rural 4,31B 24,949. 13,517 11,432 4,173 2,533 2,240
Urban

IS. Valtoha e.o. Block Total 3,932 21,156 11,172 9,984 4,283 2,271 2,012
Rural 3,932 21,756 ,·11,772 9,984 4,283 2,271 2,012
Urban

Urb.nTola' Urban 26,649 161,97] 86,744 75,%%9 31,071 16,436 14,635

Cltles/U.A's """III popillation 100,OOO.1Id .bov. 0-

I. Amrltsar (M. Corp.) Urban 20,562 124,783 ~6,728 58,055 23,715 12,514 11,201

Towns/U.A', luvlnc popillatlon 'eu than 100,000 .

I. Ramdas (M.C.) Urban 374 2,210 ',153 1,057 462 248 214

2. Ra/a Sans! (e.T.) Urban 697 4,092 2,157 ',935 841 440 401

3. MaJitha UA Urban 710 4,372 2,339 2,033 881 476 .oS

(i) Maptha (M.e.) Urban 637 3,876 2,067 1,809 773 412 361
(ii) Rori and Idgah (O.G.) Urban 73 496 272 224 108 64 44

4. Amrltsar Cantt. (C.B.1 Urban 179 1,005 522 483 166 88 78

5. Jandiala (M.e.) Urban 947 5,711 3,072 2,699 1,152 607 545

6. °Rayya (NAe.) Urban 325 2,008 1,091 917 404 211 193

7. Tam Taran (M.e.) Urban 1,415 8,948 4,790 4,158 1,726 901 825

8. Patti (M.e.) Urban 917 5,635 3,151 2,484 1,069 613 456

9. Bhikhiwlnd(e.T.) Urban 523 3,149 1,141 1,408 655 338 317

3. Flro!pllf DIstrlcc Tocal 53,440 350,461 186,964 163,497 71,759 .38,945 34,814
......1 41,400 277,760 141,536 129,224 58,199 30,713 27,416
U....n 12,040 72,701 38,421 34,271 15,560 1,172 7,311

I. Dharamkot C.D. Block Total 6,994 4',319 22,052 19,267 8,345 4,432 3,913
(At Kot lSI: Khan) Rural 6,627 39,090 20,902 18,188 7,827 4,185 '3,642
Urban 367 2,229 1,150 1,079 518 247 271

80 Houses Ouulde Me Urban 34 207 107 100 49 25 24·.

Limits (O.G.)

Kot lSI: Khan (e. T.) Urban 333 2,022 1,043 979 469 222 247
 435
FOR SCHEDULED CASTlS

IndustNI ~teeory of Main Woriters

To~1 Main Workers Cullivators

Uterates (I·IX) I SUte/DlstrIct!
SI. C.D. BIoc:kIU.A'/
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Oty/Town

12 13 IS 16 17 18 19 2
" I"

5,257 3,1594 1,363 10,820 10,163 657 343 328 15 13. Ihlthlwlnd c.o. l!oct
4,707 3,460 1,247 9,826 9,180 646 328 ll3 15
550 +34 116 994 983 II 15 15

550 414 116 994 983 11 15 15 Bhlkhlwlnd (e.T.)

+,745 3,519 1,226 7,858 7,547 311 3ll liS 18 14. PaaI e.O. Block
+,745 3,519 1,226 7,858 7,547 311 33l lIS 18

2,480' 1,910 570 7,339 7,136 203 683 682 15. Valtoha e.O. Block
2,480 1,910 570 7,3l9 7,136 203 683 682

55,760 35,155 20,605 48,141 44,87 3,262 874 851 2J UrbanTocal

-
CI,IeUU.A'. 1uIvI.. papula,lon 100,000.nd .bewe

H,608 27,776 16,832 37,229 3+,546 2,683 536 522 14 I. AmrItsar (M. Corp.)

TCIWIIIIU.A'1 havI.. popull,IOII"" dian • 00,000

756 483 273 Sal 5,5a 2~ , 44 43 I. Ramdas (M.C,)

1,022 684 338 1,327 1,134 193 41 41 2. R.lt'a S,Wf (e. T.)

1,414 918 496 1,234 1,205 29 52 52 3. Majltha UA

1,273 830 ....3 1,101 1,072 29 52 S2 (I) Malltha (M.C,)
141 88 53 133 133 (8) Rorl and Idgah (O.G.)

so. 313 193 282 228 54 4. Amr1tsar Cantt. (e.B.)

1,651 1,063 588 1,676 1,608 68 12 12 5. ]andlaIa (M.C,)

755 519 236 543 535 8 8 8 6. .Rayya (HAC,)

3,109 1,9ll 1,176 2,620 2,464 156 34 29 5 7. Tam Taran (M.C,)

1,389 1,032 357 1,653 1,618 35 132 129 3 B. Patti (M.C.)

550 414 116 994 983 II 15 15 9. Ihlkhlwlnd(e. T.)

67,502 48,090 ",412 101,504 100,411 I,OP3 7,169 6,"4 275 3. Firozpur DI.trlct
47,598 34,824 12.774 81,707 11,986 6,721 6,900 6,626 274
19,904 13,266 6,618 IP,797 18,425 1,372 269 268

8,157 5,685 2,472 12,519 11,916 603 934 921 13 I. Ohar.wnItot e.O. Bloct
7,HI 5,389 2,352 11,908 11,360 548 930 917 Il (At Kat Ise Khan)
416 296 120 611 556 55 4 4

24 17 7 58 58 80 HOIISI! OutsIde Me
Omits (O.G.)

392 279 113 553 498 55 4 4 Kat Ise Khan (e. T.)

29·A -63/RGI/ND/96
 436
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial CateiQry of Main Worlters

livestock, Forestry, Fishln"

Huntinl and Plantations, Orchards Mining and
A&ricultural ubourers and aIRed activities Quarryinl
State/DIstrict! Totall II III IV
SI. C.D. 81ock/U.A.I Rural!
No. aty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

13. Bhikhiwlnd e.o. Block Total 8,771 8,261 510 62 62

Rural 8,182 7,678 504 62 62
Urban 589 583 6 .. J

, Bhikhlwlnd (e.T.) Urban 589 583 6

14. Patti e.O. Block Total 6,55'1 6,334 220 96 89 7

Rural 6,554 6,334 220 96 89 7
Urban

15. Valtoha C.O. Block Total 6,030 5,839 191 52 51 I

Rural 6,030 5,839 191 52 51 ..(
Urban

UrbinToul Urbill 12,483 11,833 650 317 301 16 16 16

CldulU.A'. hIvInc populadon 100,000.nd .bov.

1. Amrltsar (M. Corp.) Urban 7,646 7,096 550 243 230 13 2 2

T_III/U.A'. IuwIIIJ populadon I.u thla 100,000

1. Ramdas (M.c.) Urban 295 290 5 2 2

2. R3ia Sansl (e. T.) Urban 295 288 7 7 7

3. Mai!tha UA. Urban 835 &.15 20

(I) Mailtha (M.c.) Urban 748 728 20
(ii) Rorl and Idph (O.G.) Urban 87 87

4. Amrltsar Cantt. (C.B.) Urban 12 12 34 31 3

5. landia!a (M.c.) Urban 1,068 1,026 42 7 7

6. *Rayya (NA.e.) Urban 144 144 4 'I

7. Tam Taran (M.C.) Urban 780 769 II 12 12

8. Patti (M.c.) Urban 819 810 9 7 7 13 13

9. Bhlkh/wlnd(C. T.) Urban 589 583 6

3. flrorpur District T_I 74,057 68,468 5,589 1,097 1,034 63 5 5

Rural 70,176 64,678 5,1'8 934 882 52 l' I
UrlNan 3,881 3,790 91 163 152 11 4 4

1. Dharimkot C.D. Block Total 9,358 9,0'16 312 81 70 II

(At Kot Ise Khan) Rural 9,116 8,82'1 292 76 65 11
Urban 242 222 20 5 5

80 Houses Outside MC Urban '1'1 44

Umlts (O.G.)

Kat lse Khan (e. T.) Urban 198 178 20 5 5

-2 9-B-63/RGI/N 0/96
 437
FOR SCHEDULED ~ES

Industrial Category of Main Wotters

Manufacturing, Processln~ Manufacturin~ Processing,

SeIVlclng and R.epalrs In SeIVlclng and Repairs In other
Household Industry than Household Industry Cobstructlons
V{a) V{b) VI State/District!
SI. C.D. Block/U.A.f
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males f.emales No. aty/Town

29 30 31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 2

53 15 8 299 226 73 130 129 13. Bhlkhlwfnd e.O. Block

53 45 8 260 188 12 127 126
39 38 3 3

39 38 3 3 Bhlkhlwfnd (e.T.)

27 20 7 117 92 25 77 77 14. Patti e.O. Block

27 20 7 117 92 2S 77 77

14 13 25 25 29 29 1S. Valtoha e.O. Block

11 13 25 2S 29 29

890 6f6 19+ 11,070 10,61 8 422 2,293 2,219 7+ Urb.1n Tol.11

C1t1.sJU.A', havlnr population 100,000 and above

183 110 43 10,284 9,88~. 400 1,992 1,919 73 I. Amritsar (M. Corp.)

TOWIIIIU.A', havtnr population I... than 100,000

16 1S 46 46 12 12 I. Ramdas (M.e.)

652 501 148 38 29 9 53 53 2. Raja Sam!" (e.T.)

25 25 61 S9 2 21 21 3. MaJitha U.A.
19 19 53 51 2 20 20 (I) Mafitha (M.e.) ,
6 6 8 8 I (il) Rorl and 1d,ah (O.G.)

34 33 5 5 4. Amrltsar Cantt. (e.a.)

2 2 162 159 ;3 47 47 5. Jandlala (M.e.)

1 3 S6 S6 23 23 6. • Rayya (N .A.e.

7 6 289 284 S 110. 109 7., Tam Taran (MJ

61 60 27 27 8. Patti (M,e.)

39 38 3 3 9. 8hfkhlwlnd(e. T .

1,~.52 1,300 252 +,333 3,846 +87 1,91+ 1,912 22 3. .Flrozpur Dlstrkc
641 SSO 91 2,222 1,900 322 709 706 3
911 150 161 2,111 1,94~ 165 1,225 1,206 19

91 77 14 668 514 151 138 137 1. Dharamkot C.D. Block

39 39 590 438 152 125 124 (At Kot lse Khan)
52 38 14 78 76 '2 13 13

3 3 2 2 80 House Outside Me
limits (O.G.)

51 37 14 75 73 2 II II Kot Ise Khan (e.T.)

 438
DISTRIcr PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

IndUS1rial ClIIepY of MaIn Workers

Tr,nsport, Sanae
Trade and CQrnmerce and Communladon. Oilier SeMcer
Sure/Dlstricu TocaV VII VIII IX
SI. C.D. BIockIU.A.I Rul"li/
No. OtylTown Urban Personr Maler Females Persons Maler Females Personr Maler Fem,1es

2 ] 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46

13. Bhlkhlwlnd C.D. Block loul ll8 JlO 8 195 195 628 587 41
Rural 197 189 8 164 164 452 415 37
Urban 141 141 31 31 176 17~ 4
Bhllchlwlnd (c.T.) Urban 141 141 31 31 176 172 4

I ... PattI C.D. Block loul 128 125 l 158 158 367 3J6 31
Rural 128 125 J 158 158 367 336 31
Urban
15. Valtoha C.O. Block loul 100 100 ..., 66 66 340 331 9
Rural 100 100 66 66 340 331 9
Urban

Urttan Total U.... 5,131 4,," 1J9 6,lll 6,168 .5 1,647 7,041 1,599
CkIetlU.A'. hIvInr pofIIIlldoII 100,000 .... __

I. Amritsar (M. Corp.) Urban 3,952 3,756 196 5,569 5,531 38 6,822 5,466 1,356

TOWIII/UoA'. hIvInr fIOIIIIIadoll .... din 100,000

t. Ramdas(M.q Urban 27 27 28 28 113 95 18

2. , . Sans! (e.T.) Udlan n 60 3 6B 66 2 109 85 24

3. M3jltha U.A. Udlan 76 76 .l 43 120 III 7

(I) Mailtha (M.C.) Urban 61 61 32 32 115 108 7
(n) Rori and Idcah (O.G.) Urban 15 15 II II 5 5
,. Amritsar Cantt. (C.B.1 Urban 19 IB 25 25 153 104 49

,. . c JandWa (M.C) UItIan 101 99 2 117 117 160 119 21

6. ·byya (NAC) Urban III III 31 31 162 ISS 7

7. Tam Tann (M.e.) Urban 636 60] 33 268 264 4 484 l88 ,96

8. Paul (M.e.) Urban 112 108 4 Il] 132 348 111 17

9. Ihlkhlwlnd(C. T.) Ulilan 141 141 31 31 176 172 4

I. Fn.r DIaaIct Tocal .,117 l,171 ,.5 I,ll, 1,171 60 IO,7ot f,7OP 1,000
1....1 1,.7. 1,'10 1M ',014 1,.7 7 4,6'1 4,lll '10
U..... a.MI a...l .11 a.117 a.JM SJ 6,073 5,'1' 690

I. Dhar,mkot C.D. BIoct Toul 2.7 244 3 18a I~I II. 719 95
(At Kot Ire Khalil Rural IBI 179 2 158 151 69] 616 77
Urban 66 65 30 30 121 10] 18

80 Houses Oullide Me Urban 2 2 3 3 1 1

Umla(O.G.)

Kot Ire Khan (e.T.) Urban 64 61 27 27 II. 100 18

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FOIt SCHEDULED CASTES

Millln.1 WOlken Nan-woRen Sute/DlstrlctJ

51. e.o. 8IoctIU.A.1
Penons Hales Females Penons Hales Females No. QtylTown

47 48 49 50 51 52 2

31 3 28 21,742 7,390 14,352 13. Ihlkhlwlnd e.D. Block

31 3 28 19,587 6,632 12,955
2, ISS 758 1,397

2,155 758 1,397 IhIIdIWnd (e. T.)

17,091 5,970 11,121 14. Patti C.O. Block

17,091 5,970 11,121

14,417 4,636 9,781 15. Vakoha C.D. Block

14,417 4,636 9,781

J I IIJ,11t 41,1" 71,965 UrNnTocal

Q...,U.A'..............Ioft 100,000.".,.INwe

87,554 32,182 55,372 I. AmrIaar (M. Corp.)

TowIIfIU.A'. IuMIIc ,....aad...... c"n 100,000

1,627 595 1,032 I. bmcIaI (M.c.)

3 2 2,762 1,022 • 1,740 2. U.s-'(C.T.)

3,138 1,134 2,004 3. Malltha U.A.

2,775 995 1,780 (I) Malltha (M.C.)
363 139 224 (A) Ron ;and Idph (O.G.)

723 294 429 4. AmrItsar Callie. (C.B.)

4,095 1,464 2,631 5. )andIaIa (M.c.)

1,465 556 909 6. .tayya (N.A.e.)

6,328 2,326 4,002 7. Tam Taran (M.C.)

3,982 1,533 2,449 8• Pacd (M.c.)

2,155 758 1,397

. 9. Ih.tIroWJd(C. T.)

6,J40 544 5,796 lU,6I7 86,009 149,601 3. ,...... Dlstrfct

5"n 419 5,5ot 113,'30 66,131 "6,n,
417 US 1.1 12,417 ..,171 3.1,,"

2)8 19 219 28,562 10,117 11,445 1. Dharamkot e.D. Block

237 19 218 26,945 9,523 17,422 (Ae Kot 1st Khan)
1,617 594 1,023

149 49 loq 80 House OulSide Me

&mIll (O.Ci.)

1,468 545 923 loe Ire Khan (e.T.)

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DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total Scheduled Caste

No. of Total Scheduled Populadon
State/District! Totall Households Caste Populadon In the age'group 0-6
SI. C.D. Block/U.A.I Rurafl with S.c.
No. aty/Town Urban members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2. Zira C. O. Block Total 38~ 39,675 21,217 18,458 8,344 4,399 3,945
Rural 376 39,630 29,194 18,436 8,331 '4,393 3,938
Urban 7 45 23 22 13 6 7

Gadriwala (Firozpur Urban 7 45 23 22 13 6 7

Road)(O.G.)

3. Firozpur e.o. Block Total 6,855 39,223 20,959 18,264 8,709 4,619 4,090
Rural 6,855 39,223 20,959 18,264 8,709 4,619 4,090
Urban

4. Ghall Khurd C.O. Block Total 6,423 36,118 19,225 16,893 7,530 3,879 3,651
Rural 6,423 36,118 19,225 16,893 7,530 3,879 3,651
Urban

5. Guru Har Sahar Total 2,975 16,330 8,691 '7,639 3,537 1,844 1,693
e.D. Blodc Rural 2,975 16,330 8,691 7,639 3,537 1,844 1,693
lfrban

6. Fazilka e.O. Block Total 3,353 19,011 10,253 8,758 3,790 2,013 1,777
Rural 3,353 19,011 10,253 8,758 3,790 2,013 1,777
Urban

7. Jalalabad e.o. Block Total 2,605 14,158 7,517 6,641 3,036 1,591 1,445
Rural 2,418 13,173 6,993 '6,180 2,810 '1,469 1,341
Urban 187 985 524 461 226 122 104

Extended area block Urban 187 985 ' 524 461 22~ 122 104
No. 22 (O.G.)
'"
'0 ,
Abohar C.tS. BI~ck Total 7,279 '. ,. 44Iii
'(,00\ • 9,10: ~
4,866 4,239
8.
• Rural j
tarban,
• 7.279 '44.700 1 '
., 2:3,958 .'
23.958 ..
20:742
"20.742. 9.IO! 4,866 4,239

~ ...
9. Khuian Sarwar C.D. 8lo~k Total 5,094~ 30,485 16,361 14,124 6:~6( 3,505 3,055
Rural 5,094 30,485 16,361 14,124 6,56( 3,505 3,055
Urban

Urban Total Urban 12,040 72,701 38,428 34,273 15,560 8,172 7,388

Cld.s IU.A's havlnr populadon 100,000 and above

I. Abohar (M.C.) Urban 2,881 19,760 10,437 9,323 4,214 2,252 1,962

Towns IU.A's havlnr.populadon "'SS tlllnlOO,OOO

I. Dharamkot U.A. I
Urban 427 2,782 1,444 1,338 588 296 292

(i) Dharamkot (M.c.) Urban 393 2,575 1,337 1,238 539 271 268

(ii) 80 Houses outside Urban 34 207 107 IQO 49 25 24

M.t. Limits (O.G.)

2. Kot Ire Khan (e. T.) Urban 333 2,022 . 1,043 979 469 222 247

3. Zira U.A. Urban 1,014 6,018 3,234 2,784 1,272 696 576

(i) Zira (M.C.) Urban 1,007 5,973 3,211 2,762 1,259 690 . 569

(n) GadrlwaJa (Firozpur Urban 7

. 45 23 22 13 6 7
RoadHO.G.)
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Industrial CateiQTY of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cu Itlvators

Literates (I·IXI I State/District!
SI. CoD. BlocklU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. OtylTown

" II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2

6,784 4,646 2,138 12,465 11,838 627 676 674 2 2. Zira e.O. 810ck
6,773 4,638 2,135 12,449 11,822 627 676 674 2
11 8 3 16 16

" 8 3 16 16 Gadriwala (Flrozpur

Road) (O.G.)

6,740 4,882 1,858 12,513 11,478 1,035 1,655 1,580 75 3. FJrozpur e.O. Block
6,740 4,882 1,858 12,513 11,478 1,035 1,655 1,580 75

7,024 5,026 i,998 11,462 10,707 755 541 529 12 4. Cihall Khllrd e.O. Block
7,024 5,026 1,998 11,462 10,707 755 541 529 12

2,531 1,817 714 5,160 4,810 350 325 322 3 5. Guru Har Sahal
• 2,531 1,817 714 5,160 4,810 J50 325 322 3 e.O. Block

3,090 2,339 751 6,428 5,840 588 379 370 9 6. Fazllka e.O. Block
3,090 2,339 751 6,428 5,840 588 379 370 9

2,747 1,977 770 4,689 4,123 566 449 426 23 7. ]alaiabad e.O. Block
2,589 I,B7B 711 4,446 3,885 561 444 421 23
158 99 59 243 23B 5 5 5
158 99 59 243 238 5 5 5 Extended area block
N'o. 22 (O.G.)

.6,009 4,865 1,144 14,942 13,311 1,631 1,007 899 108 8. Abohar e.O. Block
6,009 4,865 1,144 14,942 13,311 1,631 1,007 899 108

5,101 3,990 1,111 9,399 8,773 626 943 914 29 9. Khulan Sarwar e.O. Block
5,101 3,990 1,111 9,399 ~,773 626 943 914 29

19,904 13,266 6,638 19,797 18,425 1,372 269 268 Urban Total
Cltlts tU.A', havlnc populaclon 100,000 Incilbovi

5,020 3,442 1,578 5,406 5,030 376 92 91 1. Abohar (M.c.)

Towns IU.A', hlvlnc po~latlon Less than 100,000

662 416 246 815 BOI 14 20 20 1. Dharamkot U.A.

638 399 239 757 743 14 20 20 (I) Dharamkot (M.c.)

24 17 7 58 58 (n) 80 Houses outside

M.e. LImits (0.(;.)

392 279 113 553 498 55 4 4 2. Kat ISll Khan (e. T.)

1,326 882 444 1,787 1,731 56 ... ~ 44 J. Z:.a U.A.

1,315 874 191 1,771 1,715 56 44 44 (i) Zlra (M.c.)

11 B 3 16 16 (H) Ciadrlwala (Flrozpur

Road) (O.G.)
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DlmlCT PRIMARY CENSUS AlSTRAcr

Industrial Caceaory of ~In Wod:en

livestock, Fomtry, Flshln..

Hunlln, and I'IoIIItadollS, Orchards Mlnln, and
A£ricultul'il Labourers Ind allied KdvIties Quarryinl
State/District! Totall II III IV
st. C.D. BIodJU.A.1 Rurall
No. aty/Town Urban Persons Hales Females Persons Hales Females Persons Hales Females

2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

2. lira e.O. Block Total 10,451 9,952 505 81 66 15

Rural 10,443 9,938 505 81 66 15
Urban 14 14
Gadriwala (Arozpur Urban '4 1+
Road)(O.G.)
3. Flrozpur e.O. Block Total 8,571 1,881 690 121 111 10
Rural 8,571 7,881 690 121 111 10
Urban
4. Chall Khurd e.D. Block Total 9,503 8,866 637 103 92
Rural 9,503 8,866 631 103 92 "
II
Urban
5. Guru Har Sahal Total ",218 3,902 316 21 20
C.O. Block Rural 4,218 3,902 316 21 20
Urban
6. Faznh C. D. Block Total 5,191 +,637 5H 112 111
Rural 5,191 +,637 55+ 112 111
Urban
7. )alalabad C.O. Block Total 3,371 2,885 486 36 36
Rural 3,268 2,182 ..86 36 36
Urban 10J 103
Extended area block Urban 10J 103
No. 22 (O.G.)
8. Abohar e.O. Block Total 12,594 11,1+5 1,449 180 119
Rural 12,594 11,1+5 1,449 180 179
Urban
9. Khulan Sarwar c.O. Block Total 7,272 6,703 569 204 202 2
Rural 7,272 6,703 569 20.. 202 2
Ulban
Urtlan Total Urhal 3,881 3,790 91 t63 lSI II .. ..
Od. IU,A', hav'" popuaatloll 100,000 .....bwa
1. Abohar (H.C,) Urban 661 641 20 60 S4 6
Towns IU,A'. hav.... popuIadoll .... dIa.100,000
Urban 4
1. Oharamkot U.A. 541 534 7 4
•
(i) Dharamkot (M.C.) Ulban 497 490 7 4 4

(n) 80 Houses outside

M.e. Umlts (O.G.)
Ulban ... 44

2. Kot Is. Khan (e.T.) Urban 198 178 20 5 5

J. lira U.A. Ulban 1,231 1,230 14 13

(I) lira (M.C,) Urban 1,217 1,216 14 13

(n) Gadriwala (Flrozpur Urban 14 1+

Road)(O.G.)
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Indusuul CateeorY of Main WOlters

Hanuf~cwrlne, Processlne, HanufacwrtnK, ProcesslnK,

Servlclnll and Repairs In Servlclnll and Repairs In other
Household Industry than Household Indum ConS1rUctJons
VIa) V(b) VI Sure/Dl5trlctl
SI. e.o. BlocklU.A.I
Persons Mafes Females Persons Mafes Females Persons H~les Fem~les No. OtylTown

29 30 11 32 13 14 15 36 37 2

79 S5 204 302 255 47 S9 S9 2. lira e. D. Block

79 S5 24 302 255 47 S9 S9

Cddriwala (FIrozpur
Road) (a.G.)
32 II 421 357 64 182 182 J. Arolpur e.O. Block
32 II 421 357 64 182 182

118 85 3l 88 84 4 147 145 2 4. Gh~11 Khurd e.O. Block

118 85 33 88 84 4 147 145 2

42 32 10 91 87 4 27 27 5. Guru HII' Sahli

42 32 10 91 87 4 27 27 e.O. Block

68 64 4 117 116 42 42 6. Fuilb e.O. Block

68 64 4 117 116 42 42

43 35 8 173 160 13 30 30 1. JN1Ibad e.o. Block

42 34 8 168 ISS 13 26 26
5 5 4 4

5 5 4 4 Extended lire. block

No. 22 (a.G.)
127 118 9 240 210 30 52 52 8. Abohar e.O. Block
127 118 9 240 210 30 52 52

94 92 2 205 198 7 49 49 9. Khulan Sirw~r e. O. Block

94 92 2 205 198 7 49 49

UI 150 161 2, III 1,946 165 1,225 1,206 .9 U.... Total

Cldea/U,A" . . . . ,.".... 100,000 and abelva
402 392 10 872 778 94 339 335 4 I. Abohll' (M.c.)
T_/U,A" . . . . ,.".... . . . . . . '00,000
12 12 38 37 29 28 I. Dhlr~mkot U.A.
II 11 35 34 27 26 (I) Dhnmkot (M.e.)

1 3 2 '2 (H) 10 Houses oulllcl.

H.e. Umlcs (a.G.)
51 37 14 7S 73 2 11 II 2. Kot Js./OIIIn (e.T.)
3 3 74 72 2 13 13 J. ZhU.A.
3 3 74 72 2 13 13 (I) Zlra (H. e.)

(A) Gadriwala (Flrozpur

load) (a.G.)
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DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS'ABSTRACT

Industml CatellOlY of Main Workers

Transport, Storaie
Trade and Commerce and Communications '" Services
Other
State/District! TOIaI! VII VIII IX
SI. C.O. Block/U.A.! Rural!
No. Qty/Town Uroan Persons Males Females Persons Milles Females Persons Males Females

2 3 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46

2. lira C. D. Block Tolal 244 239 5 132 132 435 406 29

Rural 244 239 5 132 132 435 406 29
Uroan 2 2
Gadrlwala (Flrozpur Uroan 2 2
Road)(O.G.)
3. Firo~ur C.D. Bldck Tolal 362 223 139 233 230 3 936 883 53
Rural 362 223 139 233 230 3 936 883 53
'tIroan
4. Ghall Khurd C.O. Block Tolal 137 134 3 165, 162 3 660 619 50
Rural 137 134 3 165 162 3 660 610 SO
Uroan
5. Guru Har Sahal T-olal 86 85 68 68 282 267 15
C.O. Block Rural 86 85 68 68 282 267 15
Uroan
6. Fazilka C.O. Block Total 89 89 75 75 355 336 19
Rural 89 89 75 75 355 336 19
Uroan
7. ]alalabad C.O. Block Total 232 218 14 59 59 296 274 22
Rural 181 169 12 28 28 253 234 19
Urban 51 49 2 31 31 43 40 3

Extended area block Uroan 51 49 2 31 31 43 40 3

No. 22 (Q:G.)
8. Abohilr C.O. Block Tolal 108 107 81 80 552 520 32
Rural 108 107 81 80 552 520 32
Uroan
9. Khuian Sarwar C.O. Block Total 88 87 74 74 470 454 16
Rural 88 87 74 74 470 454 16
Uroan
2,662' 181 2,317 2,264 6,073 5,383 690

Cities IU.A's havllll population 100,000 andabov.

1. Abohar (M.C.) Uroan 1,023 961 62 422 420 2 1,534 1,357 177

Towlls IU.A', havlnc population Less thaR100,000

1. Oharamkot U.A. Uroan 37 37 21 21 113 108
(i) Dh_aramkot (M.C.) Uroan 35 3S 18 18 110 105 5

(i1) 80 Houses outside Uroan 2 2 3 l 3 3

M.e. Limits (O.G.)
2. Kat lse Khln (e. t.) Uroan 64 63 27 27 118 100 18

3. lira U.A. Uroan 93 92 64 64 251 200 51' I "

(i) lira (M.e.) Urban 91 90 64 64 251 200 51

(II) GadrlwaJa (Firozpur Urban 2 2
Road)(O.G.)
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Malilnal Workers Non·workers State/District!

SI. e.O. Block/U.A.I
Persons ~ales Females Persons Males Females No. otyt'rown
47 48 49 50 51 52 2

630 9 621 26,580 9,370 17,210 2. lira e.O. Block

619 B 611 26,562 9,364 17,198
11 I 10 18 6 12

11 10 18 6 12 Gadriwala (Arozpur
Road) (O.G.)
424 51 373 26,286 9,430 16,856 3. Arozpur e.O. Block
424 51 373 26,286 9,430 16,856

742 25 717 23,914 8,493 15,421 4. Ghall Khurd e.O. Block

742 25 717 23,914 8,493 15,421

348 37 311 10,822 3,844 6,978 S. Guru Har Sahal

348 37 311, 10,822 3,844 6,978 e.O. Block

499 16 483 12,084 4,397 7,687 6. Fazllka e.O. Block

499 16 4~3 12,084 4,397 7,687

175 19 l56 9,294 3,375 5,919 1. Jalalabad e.O. Block

175 19 156 8,552 3,089 5,463
742 286 456

742 286 456 Extended area block

No. 22 (O.G.)

1,931 209 1,722 27,827 10,438 17,389 8. Abohar e.O. Block

1,931 209 1,722 27,827 10,438 17,389

948 35 913 20,138 7,553 12,585 9. Khulan Sarwar e.O. Block

948 35 913 20,138 7,553 12,585

417 125 29% 52,487 19,878 32,609 UrNn Toal

CItIes IU.A's havl.., populltiOll 100,000 .nd .bOli.
35'2 104 248 14,002 5,303 8,699 1. Abohar (M.C,)
Towns IU.A', ...vI.., popu.. tIoa Less t"'nIOO,OOO
1,967 643 1,324 1. Dharamkot U.A.
1,818 594 1,224 (I) Dharamkot (M.C.)

149 49 100 (n) SO Houses ouulde

M.e. UmII5 (O.G.)
1,468 545 923 2. Kat IR Kh311 (e. T.)

11 10 4,220 1,502 2,718 3. lira U.A.

4,202 1,496 2,706 (I) lin (M.c.)

11 10 18 6 12 (n) Gadrfwala (Arozpur

kaad) (O.G.)
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DISTRICf PRIMARY CENSUS AlSTRACf

Total Scheduled Caste

No. of Total Scheduled Population
State/Dlstrkrl TotaV Households Caste Popubtlofl Inthl.-crouP~
SI. C.D. BlocklU.A.1 RuraV with S.c.
No. Oty/Town Urban members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 .. 5 6 7 8 9 10

4. TaIwandI aha! (M.C.) Urban 393 2,561 1,313 1,248 544 273 271

5. Flrozpur (M.c.) Urban 2,326 13,483 7,285 6,198 2,990 1,590 1,400

6. Flrozpur CaIIn. (e.I.) Urban 1,998 10,490 5,393 5,097 2,017 1,074 1,01]

7. Guru Har sma (M.C,) Urban 189 1,183 611 572 28] 143 140

8. Jalalabad U.A. Urban 486 2,692 1,50] 1,189 569 306 263

(I) Jalalabad (M.c.) Ulban 299 1,707 979 728 343 184 159

(II) Extended area Block Ulban 187 985 524 461 226 122 104
No. 22 (O.G.)

9. Fazllb(M.c.) Ulban 1,993 11,710 6,165 5,545 2,544 1,320 1,224

4.
~
......... DIs"," T....
llunl
10',7S8
7:J,014
611,399
434,On
329,007
2U,036
282,392
201,002
112,032
77,970
58;184
41,010
n,148
36,960
U..... 30,744 11],361 91,91' 81,390 J4,062 ","4 16,118
I. Jacraon e.D. Block Total 7,549 44,706 24,151 20,555 7,950 4,230 3,720
Rural 7,549 44,706 24,151 20,555 7,950 4,230 3,720
Ulban

2. Sldhwan IetC.O. Block Total 5,726 34,267 18,124 16,143 6,215 ],171 3,038
Rural 5,726 34,267 ",124 16,143 6,215 3,177 3,038
Ulban

3. Sudhar C.O. llock Total 5,502 32,251 17,193 15,058 5,386 2,808 2,578
Rural 5,207 30,728 16,400 14,328 5,102 2,665 2,437
Urbin 295 1,523 793 730 284 143 141

Akalprh (e. T.) Urbin 295 1,523 793 730 284 143 '141

4. ludhlana-I e.O. alock Total 7,746 46,155 24,986 21,169 8,508 4,578 3,930
Rural 7,!46 46,155 24,986 21,169 8,508 4,578 3,930
Ulban

S. ludhlana-II C.O. Block Total 8,S8S 52,036 27,673 24,363 10,020 S,183 4,837
Rural 8,S85 52,036 27,673 24,363 10,020 5,18l 4,837
Ulban
6. Machhlwara CO. 810ck Total 7,108 42,417 22,811 19,606 7,743 4,092 3,651
Rural 7,108 42,417 22,811 19,606 7,743 4,092 3,651
Ulban

7. SanvaIa e.D. alack Total 11,660 68,821 37,060 31,761 12,470 6,604 5,866
Rural 11,555 68,244 36,759 31,485 12,334 6,529 5,805
Ulban 105 S77 301 276 136 1S 6J
Bazlgar Colotly (O.C.) Urban 105 517 301 276 ' 136 75 61

B. Dehlon CO. Block Total 7,373 43,119 23,144 19,975 1,728 4,087 3,641
Rural 7.373 43,119 23,144 19,975 7,7n 4,087 3,641
Ulban

9. Doraha CD. Slock Total 6,026 35,309 19,19B 16,111 6,110 3,206 2,904
Rural 6,026 35,309 19,19B 16,111 6,110 3,206 2,904
Urbin
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"-
fOR SCHEDULED CASTES,

Indusrrla' Carqory of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators

Uterates (!-IX) I SUte/Dlstrlct!
51. C.D. BlockIU.AJ
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. OtylTown

II 12 IJ 14 15 16 17 IB 19 2

644 409 235 685 630 55 34 34 4. Talwandl Bhal (M.e.)

3,217 2,174 1,043 J,663 J,l88 275 44 44 S. FIrozpur (M.e)
4,294 2,6'47 1,647 2,594 2,315 279 13 13 6. Flrozpur Cantt. (e.B.)
296 192 10'4 306 288 18 7. Guru Har SahaI (M.e.)
737 533 204 829 79'4 35 II II 8. Jalalabad U.A.
579 434 145 5B6 556 30 6 6 (I) )aI:alabad (M.e.)

158 99 59 243 238 5 5 (n) Extended area Block

"No. 22 (O.G.)

3,316 2,292 1,021 3,159 2,950 209 6 6 9. fazllta (M.e)

252,084 160,768 91,316 179,708 172,90] 6,805 6,497 6,]8] 114 4. ........... Dlatrlct
183,017 117,771 65,246 I 27,i72 123,500 ],172 5,144 5,382 &2
69,067 42,997 26,070 52,436 49,40] 3,On 1,05] 1,001 52
16,115 10,554 5,561 13,567 13,233 334 199 198 1. Jacraon e.O. Block
16,115 10,554 5,561 13,567 13,233 334 199 198

12,817 8,336 1,181 10,151 9,8'43 611 115 771 1 2. SIdhwan Bet C.O. Bloct
12,817 8,336 1,181 10,151 9,813 611 775 771 4

14,556 9,029 5,527 9,226 9,038 188 179 175 4 3. Sudhar e.O. Block
13,687 8,521 5,166 8,882 8,700 182 177 173 4
869 508 361 314 338 6 2 2
869 508 361 344 338 6 2 2 AkaIaarl1 (e.T.)
21,858 13,973 7,885 13,590 13,174 116 357 3S4 3 4. Ludhbna-I e.O. Block
21,858 13,973 7,885 13,590 13,171 416 357 354 3

20,522 12,834 7,688 14,985 11,490 195 1,712 1,721 21 S. Ludhlana-II e.O. Bloct
20,522 12,834 7,688 14,985 14,490 495 1,742 1,721 21

18,044 11,677 6,367 12,349 12,025 J 324 997 995 2 6. Machhlwara e.O. Block
18,041 11,677 6,367 12,349 12,025 324 997 995 2

29,505 19,240 10,265 19,920 19,251 666 303 277 26 7. SamraIa C.O. Block
29,338 19,112 10,226 19,788 19,123 665 303 277 26
167 128 19 132 III I
, 167 128 39 132 131 Bazlp!" Colony (O.G.)
18,317 11,801 6,516 12,572 12,183 389 252 252 8. Deflion e.O••Iock
18,317 11,801 6,516 12,572 12,183 l89 252 252

14,900 9,870 5,030 10,535 10,351 184 143 143 9. DoI1ha C.O. Bloct
14,900 9,870 5,030 10,535 10,351 184 143 143
 448
D.STRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Cateltory of Main Wolters

Uvestock, Forestry, Ashlnz,

Hunting and Plantations, Orchards Mining and
Aer)culrural Labourers and allied acllvlties Quarrylni
State/District! Total! (( III IV
SI. C.O. Block/U.A'/ Rural!
No. aty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons. Males -Females Persons Males Females

2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

4. Talwandi Bhai (M.C.) Urban 241 233 8 6 5 2 2

5. Firozpur (M.C.) Urban 728 696 32 28 27 , I
6. Firozpur,Cantt (C.B.) Urban 19 19 5 4
7. Guru Har Sahal (M.C.) Urban 43 43 2 2
8. Jalalabad U.A. Urban III III 2 2

(i) Jalalabad (M.C.) Urban 8 8 2 2

(it) Extended area Block Urban 103 103

No. 22 (O.G.)

9. Fazilka (M.C.) Urban 108 IpS 3 37 36

4. Ludhlana District Totll 87,462 85,892 1,570 2,353 2,110 243

Rural 79,556 78,100 1,456 1,297 1,165- 112
Urbln 7,906 7,792 114. 1,056 945 III
I. jagraon C.O. Block Total 10,069 9,933 136 127 81 46
Rural 10,069 9,933 136 127 81 46
Urban
2. Sidhwan Bet C.O. Block Total 7,613 7,155. 458 72 69' - 3
Rural 7,613 7,155 458 72 69 3
Urban
3. Sudhar C.O. Block Total 6,128 6,098 30 64 62 2
Rura! 6,037 6,008 29 64 62 2
Urban 91 90 I
Akalgarh (C.T.) Urban 91 90
4. Ludhiana-I C.D. Block Total 6,298 6,252 46 219 212 7
Rural 6,298 6,252 ..6 219 212 7
Urban
5. Ludhiana·1J C.O. Block Total 9,096 8,864 232 195 177 18
Rural 9,096 8,864 232 195 177 18
Urban
6. Machhiwara C.O. Block TOUI 7,520 7,"35 85 116 96 20
Rural 7,520 7,435 85 116 96 20 ... '
Urban
7. Samrala C.D. Block Total 12,167 11,844 323 177 151 26
Rural 12,050 11,844 322 177 151 26
Urban 117, 116

Bazlgar Colony (O.G.) Urban 117 116

8. Oehlon C.O. Stock 'fatal 7,487 7,43'1 53 135 112 3

Rural 7,487 7,434 53 ·135 132 3
Urban
9. Doraha C.O. Block Total 6,501 6,455 46 79 75 4
Rural 6,501 6,455 46 79 75 4
Urban
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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Manufacturing, Processln" Manufacturlni, Processlnll.

Servicing and Repairs In Servldng and Repairs In other
Household Industry than Household InduStry Construttlons
V(a) V(b) VI State/District!
SI. C.D. BlockIU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Oty/Town

29 30 31 32 33' 34 35 36 37 2

'22 21 58 58 Ii Ii 4. TalwandlBhal (M.C.)

226 137 89 166 I .... 22 Iii liO 5. .Arozpur (M.c.)
30 21 9 187 187 38i 373 II 6. Arozpur Cann. (C.B.)
2i 24 8i 8i Ii Ii 7. Guru Har Sahal (M.c.)
10 9 40 iO 36 36 8. )alalabad U.A.
9 8 35 35 32 32 (I) Jalalabad (M.C.)
5 5 , i i (II) Extended area Block
No. 22 (O.G.)
131 94 37 517 i73 44 24i 2i2 2 9. Fazllka (M.c.)
',770 .,600 170 26,513 25,308 1,205 6,977 6,892 '85 i. Ludhlana District
1,313 '1,224 89 10,807 10,150 657 2,394 2,389 5
457 376 81 15,706 15,158 548 4,583 4,503 80
4S 37 8 646 583 63 216 216 I. Jagtaon e.D. Block
4S 37 8 646 583 63 216 216 ,

H 42 :z 198 112 66 109 109 2. Sldhwan Bet e.O. Block

'H i2 2 398 332 66 109 109

24 23 '539 i78 61 181 180 3. Sudhar e.O. Block

23 22 521 i60 61 145 li4
18 18 36 36
18 18 36 36 Akafgarh (e. T.)

·250 243 7 2,305 2,Iil 164 334 333 i. ludhlana-I e.O. Block
250 243 '7 2,305 2,141 16i 334 3J3

262 246 16 1,381 I,JI7 64' 2SS 252 3 5. ludhlana-II e.D. BIocIc
262 246 16 1,381 1,317 6i 2SS 2S2 3

120 ~IO 10 75J 721 32 221 221 6. Machhlwara CO. Block

120 liP 10 753 721 32 221 221

163 "51 12 2,115 2,052 63 SID SID 7: Samrala e.O. Block

16J 151 12 2,115 2,052 63· SID SID

Bazlgar Colony (0.0.)

'198 180 III 1,443 1,31B 125 t56 256 B. Dehlon e.D. Block
198 180 18 1, ....3 1,318 125 256 256

166 156 10 753 7i2 11 211 211 9. Doraha e.O. Block

166 156 10 753 742 II 211 211
 450
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

IndusINI "teaorY of HIIn WorfIm

Transport, Storap
Trade IIId Commerce and Communlcadons Odler SeMces
SUIe/Dlstrlct! TotiV VII VIII IX
SI. e.D. BlocklU.AJ RuraV
No. art/Town Urban Persons Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46

4. Talwandl BIlal (M.c.) Urban 197 170 27 52 52 59 41 II

S. Rrospur (M.c.) Urbm 357 339 18 61S 611 4 1,357 1'1,249 108
6. RroJpur "ntt. (e.B.) Urblll 252 222 30 740 696 44 964 780 184
7. Guru Har Sahal (M.c.) Urban 28 27 39 39 71 54 17

8. JaWabad U.A. Urblll 112 109 3 100 100 407 376 31

(I) Jalalabad (M.c.) Urban 61 60 69 69 364 ]]6 28

(11) Extended uea BlOI;k Urban 51 49 2 31 31 43 40 3
No. 22 (O.G.)
9. Fazllb (M.c.) Urban 680 642 237 234 3 1,199 1,118 81

4. Lu...... Dlscrid Tota. '2,615 12,196 4-;. I,••• l,lt7 67 27,107 24,175 2,9J2
.... 5,144 5,441 196 J,7I4 J,711 lJ '7,'" 15,910 I,ISJ
Udle.. 6,'7' 6,741 22' 4,660 4,6 IS 45 10,044 1,265 l,n9

I. Jacraon e.O. Block. ToUI 322 316 6 331 329 2 1,612 1,540 72
Ru~ 322 316 6 331 329 2 1,612 1,540 72
Uri>an
I 2. Sldhwan let e.D. Ilod TocaI: 248 'I 174 173 1,021 948 73
fturaI 248 'I 174 173 1,021 948 73
Urban
J. Sudhar C.O. Block 'Total 305 299 6 215 212 3 1,591 1,511 110
Run! 272 267 5 201 198 3 1,....2 1,366 76
Urban 33 32 14 14 149 145 4

AkaIprh (C.T.) Urban 33 32 14 14 149 145 4

4. Ludhlana-I C.O. lliock Total 868 848 20 513 568 5 2,386 2,223 163
Run! 868 848 20 573 561 5 2,316 2,223 163
Urban
5. Ludhlana-n CO. lliock Total 549 SOl 4& 433 4]2 1,072 978 94
Rural 549 503 46 433 4]2 1,072 978 94
Urban
6. Machhlwara e.D. Block Total 614 571 43 303 302 1,705 1,574 flf
Rural 614 571 43 303 302 f,705 1,574 f31
Urban
7. Samrala e.O. Ilod Total
Run!
1,162
1,160
l,f20
1,118
42'
42
110
110
106
106
•. 2,513
2,500
2,343
2,330
170
170
Urban 2 2 f3 13

Badpr Colony (O.G.) Urban 2 2 11 13

8. Dehlon CD. alod Total 609 599 10 369 367 2 1,823 1,645 178
Rural' 609 599 10 369 367 2 1,823 1,645 178
Urban
'9. Doraha CO. IIIock Total 640 627 13 306 305 1,736 1,637 99
Run! 640 627 13 306 305 1,736 1,637 99
Urban
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Marginal Workers Non-workers SUit/DIstrict!

51. C.D. alocklU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. aty/Town

47 48 49 SO 51 52 .2

"I "I 1,872 683 1,189 4. TalwandlBhai (M.C.)

9,820 3,197 5,923 5. F1tozPUt (M.C.)

2 2 7,894 3,078 4,816 6. F1tozpur unit (C.~.)
876 322 554 7. Gun! Hat $ah~1 (M.c.)
2 2 1,861 101 1,154 8. )alalAbad U.A.

2 2 I,' 19 421 698 (I) ).I.labad (M.C)

742 286 456 (n) htended area Siock

No. 22 (O.G.)

17 27 8,507 3,198 5,309 9. F,z1IU (M.c.)

"""
10 9 431,6&1 156,103 275,578 4. LIIdlllana DIstrIct
10 9 30&,756 109,535 197,221
... 1.24,925 46,568 78,l57

31,139 IO,91S 20,221 I. Jagraon C.D. Block

31,139 10,918 20,221

23,813 8,281 15,532 2. Sldhlfan Bet C.O. llldtk

23,813 8,281 15,532

23,025 8,155 14,810 3. Sud hat c.b. Block

21,846 1,700 14,146
1,179 455 724

1,179 455 7H Akalaarh (e. T.)

32,565 11,812 20,753 "I. Ludhlw-I C.O. Block

32,565 11,812 20,753

37,051 13,183 23,868 5. Ludht~n ..11 C.O. Block

37,051 13,183 23,868

30,0~8 10,786 19,282 6. Machhlwal1 C.O. tlock

30,068 10,786 19,282

48,901 17,806 31,095 7. Samrala C.O. Block

48,456 17,636 30,820
445 170 275

415 170 275 Bazlgar Colony (O.G.)

30,517 10,961 19,586 8. Oehlon e.O. Block

30,547 10,961 19,586

10 9 24,764 8,846 15,918 9. Ooraha C.O. Block

10 9 24,764 8,846 15,918

JO-A-63/Rm/r-;D,96
 452,
DISTRICT PRJMAR1'tENSUS'A]JSTR'A'CIO'~

Total Scheduled Caste

No. of Total Scheduled Population
State/DistrictA Tot.111 Households Caste Population 'In thIY aee'lUOlIP 0-6
SI. C.D. 810ck/UtA\/ Ruralt. with S.C: -
No. OlY/Town Urban members1 Persons Males " Females Persons ,~'cMales Females

2 3 I 4. 5 6 7 8 t~ 9 'ttl

10. Pakhewal e.o, Block; ;, , "'TotaL 8,139 37,057 19,790 17,267 6,260 3,263 ~2,997
,Rural 6,139 37,057 19,79Q" 17,267 6,260 3,263 2,997
Urban ... I

Urban(fol~1 "limn 30,744 '71,36' 95,97' 8.,390 34,062 ',874 1<;'6,.88

Cldes/U.A's havln, popul~dori I 00,000 ~nd above

S
I. Ludhiana (M. Corp.) Urba~ 21,620 123',52\ 67,465 ',056 23,618 2,392 11,226

Towns/U.N. havlnr populatIon less.than 100,000

I. lag""," (M·9 Urban 2,303 14,219 7,557 5,662 2,616 1,387 1,229

2. Raillot (M.C.) 'I ;Urban 1,296 .71792 i,IQ6 3,686 1,568 8il ' 727

3. Akalgarh (e. T.) I "H"Urban '"295 11:523 793 730 28i lil 01111.

1. 'Mullanpur Dakha (N.A.C.) Urban 637

"'' ' ~ ~
3,f.706 1,9~1 1,722 713 371 ." 339

S. 'Machhiwara (1\I.A.C.) tUrban 760 4, 28 1, 2,2~~ 1,995 873 166 407

6. Samrala U.A. Urban '766 4,315 2,269 2,046 888 463 425
(i) Samrala (M.C.) Urban 661 3,738 1,96B 1,770 752 388 361
(ii) Bazigar Colony (O.G.) Urban IQ5 577 3QI 276 136 75 61

7. Doraha (M.C.) Urban 176 1,004 507 497 160 75 85

8. Payal (M.C.) Urban 382 2,28S 1,2~S 1,056 141 238 203

9. Khanna (M.C,) Urba" 2,509 14,709 7,76~ 6,~40 2,901 1,495 1,406

5. Ja!.ndhar District Total '32,690 792,098 420,607 37',491 134,932 71,396 63,536
Rural 98,021 578,454 306,850 271,604 98,708 52,411 46,297
'1 I
,U ..... n 34,66? 213,64~, '13,757 99,887 36,224 18,985 17,239

1. Banga C.O. Block Total 9,252 56;OJof' 29,789 26,245 9,522 5,070 4,452
Rural 9,252 56,034 29,789 26,245 9,522 5,070 '4,452
,t Urban I.·. .~~

2. Aur C.O. Block Total 6,588 39,650 21,1 i I 18,539 6,747 3,650 3,097
Rural 6,588 39,650 21,111 18,539 6,747 3,650 3,097
",urban , ... ':.~ .
3. Nawanshahr C.O. Block Total 7,938 46,976 28,081 21,895 8,097 4,323 "3,774
Rural 7,938 46,976 25,081 21,895 8,097 4,323 '3,774
C"lr ~;Urban

4. Phillaur C.O. Block Total ?,412 55,610 29,"55 26,155 9,393 5,044 4,3of9
Rural 9,412 55,610 29,"55 26,155 9,393 5,0"14 ",349
,Urban

5. Rurka Kalan e.O. Block' "Total '6,942 40,523 21,652 18,971 6,648 3,586 3,062
Rural 6,942 40',623 21,652 18,971 6,648 3,586 3,062
Urban

6. Nurmahal C.D. Block Total 7,057 41,$46 22,0811" 19,458 • 7,001 3,676 3,325
Rural 7,057 41,546 22,O1l8' 19,458 7,001 3,676 3,325
Urban

30_B_63/RG'fND/96
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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators

Literates (I-IX) I State/Dlstrlctl
SI. C.O. BlocklU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Oty/Town

II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 2

17,419 11,093 6,326 10,550 10,378 172 499 498 10. Pakhowal C.O. Block
17,419 11,093 6,326 10,550 10,378 172 499 498

69,067 42,997 26,070 52,436 49,~03 3,033 1,053 1,001 52 Urban Tot.tl

CltI.s/U.A's havlnc population 100,000 and abon

48,346 30,204 IB,142 37,485 35,254 2;231 311 263 48 I. ludhlana (M. Corp.)

Towns/U.A's havl"C population I.ss than 100,000

5,276 3,174 2,102 4,052 3,B92 160 277 2H 3 I. )agraon (M.C.)

2,558 1,581 977 2,085 1,956 129 29 29 2. Ralkot (M.c.)

869 508 361 344 338 6 2 2 3. Akalgarh (Co T.)

1,364 856 508 1,050 1,021 29 361 361 4. *Mullanpur Oakha (N.A.C.)

1,804 1,098 706 1,249 1,134 115 12 12 5. *Machhlwara (N.A.c.)

1,737 1,118 619 1,187 1,102 85 20 20 6. Samrala U.A.

• 1,570 990 580 1,055 971 84 20 20 (i) Samrala (M.c.)
167 128 39 132 131 I (II) Bazigar Colony (O.G.)

462 267 195 278 236 42 13 13 7. Doraha (M.C.)

8BO 549 331 651 630 21 13 13 8. Payal (M.C.)

5,771 3,642 2,129 4,055 3,B40 215 15 14 9. Khanna (M.C,)

172,011 228,801 143,210 226,636 214,410 12,226 9,003 8,725 278 5. Jalandhar DistrIct
269,905 167,694 102,211 165,512 157,367 8,145 8, III 7,975 136
102,106 61,107 40,999 61,124 57,043 4,081 892 750 142

28,205 17,581 10,624 15,251 14,734 517 467 452 15 l. Banga C.O. Block
28,205 17,581 10,624 15,251 14,734 517 467 452 15

18,946 11,797 7,149 11,002 10,615 387 579 577 2 2. Aur C.D. Block
18,946 11,797 7,149 11,002 10,615 387 579 577 2

21,780 13,820 7,960 12,838 12,451 387 1,766 1,742 24 3. N3Wanshahr C.D. Block
21,780 13,820 7,960 12,838 12,451 3B7 1,766 1,742 24

27,000 16,552 10,448 15,746 15,259 487 729 725 4 4. Phlllaur C.O. Block
27,000 16,552 10,448 15,746 15,259 487 729 725 4

19,198 11,952 7,246 11,701 11,384 317 160 159 5. Rurka Kalan C.D. Block
19,198 11,952 7,246 11,701 11,384 317 160 159

16,438 11,520 6,918 12,016 11,763 253 888 887 6. Nurmahal C.D. Block
18,438 11,520 6,918 12,016 11,763 253 888 887
 454
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

industrial Catetory of Main Workers

Uvestod, ForestrY, Ashlne,

Hunting and Plantations, Ordlards Mlnln; and
AKflcUltural ubourers and allied activities Quarryinll
State/District! TotaV II III IV
51. e.O. BlocklU.A.I RuraV
No. aty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 20 21 22 23 2i 2S 26 27 28

10. Pakhowal co. 810ck Total 6,885 6,836 49 113 110 3

Rural 6,885 6,836 49 113 110 3
Urban
Urban Toul UrNn 7,906 7,792 114 1.056 945 111
QII.... U.A·s hlwllII populatIon l00,OOO.IIII.bon
I. Ludhlana (M. Corp.) Urban 3.234 "itl4 30 923 867 S6

TOWIISIU.A's havlnr population Ius than 100,000

I. )agraon (M.c.) Urban 1,069 1.058 II 19 18

2. Raikot (M.C) Urban 753 751 2 56 ) 51

3. Akafgari, (e.T.) Urban 91 90 .,.

4.
I
I
• Mullanpur Oakha (N .A.C) Urban 231 231 ... _ ..,
5. 'Machhlwara (NAt.) Urban 680 632 48 12 11

6. Samrala U.A. ,Urban 457 4'49 8 9 9

(I) SamraIa (M.c.) Urban 3"40 333 7 9 9 ....
(U) 8atigar Colony (0.0.) Urban 117 116 I

7. Ooraha (M.C) Urban 50 50 2 2

8. Payal (M.C) Urban 416 409 7 2 2

9. Khanna (M.c.) Urban 925 918 7. 33 31 2

5. )alanclhar Dlstrlce Total 106,385 .00,777 5,601 1,394 1,261 III 7 7

Rural 97,768 92,60~ 5.16~ 969 889 80 4 4
Urban _,617 8.'74 443 425 313 52 3 3
I. Banga C.O. Block Total 8,832 8,557 275 101 100 I"
Rural 8,832 8,551 275 191 100 1
Urban
2. Aur CO. Block TOlal 7,271 7,068 203 72 65 7 "'r
Rural 7,211 '!068 203 72 65 7
Urban
3. Nawanshahr CO. Block Total 7,849 7,677 f72 63 61 2 'f'
Rural 7,849 7,677 172 63 61 2
Umn
4. Phllla.r C.O. Block Total 7,981 7,820 161 148 120 28 2 ,2
Run! 7,981 7,B20 161 148 120 28 2 2
Urban
5. Rum Kalan CO. Bloct Total 5,789 5.651 138 72. 70 2 ...
Rural 5,789 5.651 138 72 70 2
Urban
6. Nurmahal C.O. Diode Total 7,667 7.559 108 56 5S
Rural 7,6~7 7,559 108 56 5S
Urban
 455
FOR SCHEDUL~D CASTES

Indus1rlal Catepy or Main Workers

Manufacturing, Processing, Manufacturing, Processlne,

Servicing and Repairs in Servlclni and Repairs In other
Household Industry than Household Industry Constructions
V(a) V(b) VI State/Dls1rlcti
51. C. D. BlockIU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males females No. aty/Town

29 30 31 32 33 H 35 36 37 2

42 37 5 492 4B4 B 137 137 10. Pakhowal e.D. Block

42 37 5 49~ 4B4 8 137 137

457 376 8. 15,796 '5,'5' 548 4,583 4,503 80 Ur&.nTotal

Oll,S/U.A', ~nc population 100,000 and above

175 16q IS 14,129 13,614 515 3,640 3,562 78 I. Ludhlana (M. Corp.)

Towns/U.A', havlnc poPUlation I,u than 100,000

96 72 24 451 449 2 393 393 I. Jagraon (M.C,)

84
I
58 26 199 19~ .. 92 92 2. Ralkot (M.e.)

18 18 36 36 3. Akalcarh (e.T.)
63 62 19 19 4. *Mullanpur Oakha (N.A.C,)

27 18 9 68 65 3 41 41 5. ·Machhlwara (N.A.e.)

2 2 137 127 10 61 61 6. Samrala U.A.

2 2 137 127 10 61 61 (I) Samrala (M.C,)
(Uy'Sazlgar Colony (O.G.)

17 12 5 50 48, 2 .. 4 7. Doraha, (M.c.)

9 9 30 30 2B 27 B. Payal (M.e.)

46 44 2 561 550 II 269 268 9. Khanna ·(M.C,)

9,483 8,744 739 32,034 30,963 1,07. 10,643 10,589 54 5. Jalandhar District
4,487 4,125 362 16,683 16,112 571 7,028 7,0'7 If
4,99~ 4,619 377 15,351 14,851 500 3,615 3,572 43

662 wi 52 1,311 1,30~ II 905 905 I. Banaa e.D. Block

662 610 52 1,:51 \ 1,300 II 905 905

352 330 22 592 586 6 379 378 2. Aur e. D. Block

352 330 22 592 586 6 379 378

191 177 14 695 653 42 292 292 3. Nawanshahr e.O. Block

191 177 14 695 6S~ 42 292 292

800 745 55 2,262 2,217 45 822 820 2 1. Phlilaur e.D. 81~

&60 745 55 2,262 2,217 45 822 820 2

~2.1 479 42 2,IOa 2,083 25 888 887 5. Rurka Kalan e.D. Block
5~1 479 42 :l,IOB 2,083 25 888 887

364 337 27 876 851 25 482 481 6. Nunnahal e.D. Block

364 3J7 27 876 851 25 482 481
 456
DISTRICT Pit.MARY CENSUS ABsTRACT

, Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storage
Trade and Commerce and "Communications Other Services
State/District! Totall VII VIII IX
51. CD. lilock/U.A.! RuraV
No. , CitylTown Urban , Persons Males F,emales Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 39 40 43 45

10. Pakhowal C.D. Block Total 362 355 7 254 252 2 1,7~6 1,669 97
Rural 362 355 7 254 252 2 1,766 1,669 97
Urban

Urban Toti.1 Urb.tn 6,971 6,748 223 4,660 4,615 45 10,044 8,265 '1,779

1. Ludhiana 1M. Corp.) Urban 4,284 4,126 158 3,378 3,342 36 7,411 6,116 1,295

Towns/U.A's IYvln, pOPUbldo~ I.ss tlYn foo,600

jagraon (M.C.) Urban 777 767 10 418 417 552 444 108

2. Raikot (M.e.) Urban 462 459 3 175 173 2 235 194 41

3. Akalgarh (C. T.) Urban 33 32 14 14 149 145 4

4. 'Mullanpur Dakha (N.A.C.)Urban 164 153 II 50 so 162 145 17

5. 'Machhiwara (N.A.C) Urban 122 120 2 6S 64 222 171 51

6. Samrala U.A. Urban 187 179 8 60 59 254 196 58

(i)Samrala (M.e.) Urban 185 177 8 60 S9 241 183 58
(ii) 8azigar Colony (O.G.) Urban 2 2 13 13

7. Daraha (M.C.) Urban 35 33 2 18 18 89 56 33

B. Payal (M.e.) Urban 37 3 12 12 104 94 10

9. Khanna (M.C.) Urban 810 845 25 470 466 4 866 70'1 162

s. Total IS,n3, 1$,J97 526 9,483 , 9,356 127 32,481 28,790 3,691
Rural ,8,271 ' ~,,083, 188 4,716 4,684 12 17,475 15,875 1,600
Urban 7,452 ' 7;114 338 4,767 4,672 95 15,006 12,915 2,091

I. Total 836 825 11 398 39 7 1,~39 1,588 151

Rural 836 825' , II 19~ 391 1,739 1,588' 151
Urban
. ~ " c ~ ,-
2. Aur'C,D. Block Total 490 ." 477, , 13 240 240 I,em 133
Rural 490 477'" , 13 wi 24b' 1,021 133
Urban
,,
3. Nawansh~hr C.O. Block Total 447 210' · q~H 1,121 123
Rural 447 2~O 1,244 1,121 123
Urban
" ,~
4. Phii1aur C~D. Block Total 1,005 988, 17 420 6 1,577 1,408 169
Rural 1,005 988 17 42'0 ' 6 1,577 1,408 169
Urban

s. Rurka Kalan C.D. Block Total "

668 \, II 1,19~ 1,097 96
Rural 668 II 1,193 1,097 96
Urban
:i:i,., , '.J':; lI.

6. N urmahal C. D. Block Total 602 595' 7 215 21S 865 83

Rural 602 595' 7 215 215 865 83
Urban
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Marginal Workers Non-workers State/District!

SI. C.D. BlockJU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Oty/Town

47 48 49 SO 51 52 2

26,507 9,412 17,095 10. Pakhowal C. O. Block

26,507 9,412 17,095

124,925 46,568 78,357 Urban Total

CltleslU.A', hIvInc population 100,000 and abov.

86,036 32,211 53,825 I. ludhlana (M. Corp.)

TownsJU.A', hIvInc population I., than 100,000

10,167 3,665 6,502 I. lagraon (M.C,)

5,707 2, ISO 3,557 ·2. Ralkot (M.e.)

1,179 "ISS 724 3. Akalgarh (c. T.)

2,656 963 1,693 4. *Mullanpur Oakha (N.A.C,)

3,038 1,158 1,880 5. *Machhlwara (N.A.C,)

3,128 1,167 1,961 6. Samrala U.A.

2,683 997 1,686 (I) Samrala (M.C,)
445 170 275 " (H) 8azlear Colony (O.G.)

726 271 455 7. Ooraha (M.C,)

1,634 599 1,035 8. Payal (M.C,)

10,654 3,929 6,725 9. Khanna (M.C,)

6,236 634 5,602 559,226 205,563 3SJ,663 5. )alandhar District

5,601 517 5,084 407,341 148,966 258,375
635 117 518 IS 1,885 56,597 95,288

282 40 242 40,501 15,015 25,486 1. Banga C.O. Block

282 40 242 40,501 15,015 25,486

178 24 154 28,470 10,472 17,998 2. Aur C.O. Block

178 24 154 28,470 10,472 17,998

421 12 409 33,717 12,618 21,099 J. Nawanshahr C.O. Block

421 12 409 33,717 12,618 21,099

330 61 269 39,534 14,135 25,399 4. Philiaur C.O. Block

330 61 269 39,534 14,135 25,399

125 49 76 28,797 10,219 18,578 5. Rurka Kalan C.D. Block

125 49 76 28,797 10,219 18,578
.
603 SO 553 28.7 10,275 18,652 6. Nurmahal C.O. Block
603 SO 553 28,927 10,275 18,652
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DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total Scheduled Caste

No. of Total Scheduled Population
State/District! Total! Households Caste Population in the age-&!,oup 0-6
51. C.O. Block/U.A.I Rural! with S.C.
No. City/Town Urban members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4, 5 6 7 8 9 10

7. Nakodar C.D. Block Total 9,460 58,190 30,894 27,296 10,202 5,506 4,696
Rural 9,460 58,190 30,1194 27,296 10,202 5,506 4,696
Urban

B. Shahkot C.D. Block Total 7,660 43,276 22,975 20,301 7,980 4,294 3,686
Rural 7,660 43,276 22,975 20,301 7,980 4,294 3,686
Urban

9. Adampur CD. Slack Total 6,91'1 39,558 20,964 18,594 6,485 3,486 2,999
Rural 6,914 39,558 20,964 18,594 6,485 3,486 2,999
Urban

10. Bhogpur C.D. Block Total 6,11 I 37,106 19,337 17,769 6,41 I 3,155 3,256
Rural 6,166 35,637 18,540 17,097 6,230 3,057 3,173
Urban 215 1,469 797 672 181 98 83

ahogpur (C T.) Urban 215 1,469 797 672 181 98 83

II. Jalandhar (East) c.O. Block Total 11,033 65,165 3-4,417 30,748 10,836 5,654 5,182
Rural 11,033 65,165 34,417 30,748 10,836 S,654 5,182
Urban

12. )alandhar (West) C.D. Block Total 9,599 56,189 29,B84 26,305 9,567 5,065 4,502
Rural 9,599 56,189 29,884 26,305 9,567 5,065 4,502
Urban

Urb.fI TOIII UrNll 34,669 211,644 113,757 99,887 36,%24 18,985 17,239

CItl.,/U.A.', ""vlnl popul.tlon 100,000 ......bov.

I. )alandhar (M.Corp.) Urban 22,937 1.,0,696 75,201 65,492 23,709 12,506 11,203

Towns/U.A's havinl popul.tion less than lOO,QOO

I. 8anga (M.e.) Urban 947 6,517 3,396 3,121 1,205 569 636

2. Nawanshahr (I1.C.) Urban 1,527 9,152 4,822 4,330 I,Ss8 827 731

J. Rahon (M.C,) Urban 767 4,578 2,456 2,122 913 424 489

4. Goraya (N.A.C.) Urban 411 2,494 1,271 1,223 415 209 206

5. Phillaur (M.e.) Urban 1,265 8,109 4,453 3,656 1,330 695 635

6. Nurmahal (M.c.) Urban 565 3,897 2,079 1,818 6BI 371 310

7. Nakodar (M.C.) Urban 1,551 9,938 5,219 4,719 1,706 885 821

8. ·Shahkot (N.A.e.) Urban 384 2,305 1,226 1,079 443 228 21S

9. Jalanclhar Cantt. (Ca.) Urban 983 6,200 3,224 2,976 969 519 450

10. Adampur (M.C) Urban 921 5,289 2,742 2,547 943 496 447

II. Alawalpur (M.e.) Urban 619 3,745 1,980 1,765 610 319 291

12. • 8ho,pur (c. T.) Urban 245 1,469 797 672 181 98 83

13. Kartarpur (M .C.I Urban 1,547 9,255 4,888 4,367 1,531 809 722
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Industrial Category of Main Wolters

Total Main Workers Cultlvitors

Literates (I·IX) I State/DIstrict!
SI. C.D. BlocklU.A.I
Persons Males Females PersQns Males Females Persons Males Females No. Oty/Town

II 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 2

23,831 15,013 8,818 17,870 16,627 1,243 763 761 2 7. Nakodar e.o. Block
23,831 15,013 8,818 17,870 16,62'" 1,243 763 761 2

14,623 9,528 5,095 Il,l27 12,744 583 895 895 8. Shahkot e.0. Bloct.
14,623 9,528 5,095 1l,327 12,744 583 895 B95

20,934 12,715 8,219 10,796 10,183 613 220 218 2 9. Adampur e.D. Block
20,934 12,715 8,219 10,796 10,183 613 220 218 2

19,532 11,850 7,682 10,160 9,406 754 672 613 59 IO. Bhogpur e. o. Block
18,613 11,287 7,326 9,786 9,043 743 656 597 S9
919 563 356 374 363 ' II 16 16

919 563 356 374 363 II 16 16 Bhogpur (e. T.)

32,399 19,837 12,562 18,859 17,486 1,373 5B5 566 19 II. Jalandhar (East) C.O. Block
32,399 19,837 12,562 18,859 17,486 1,373 585 566 19

25,938 16,092 9,846 16,320 15,078 1,242 403 396 7 12. Jalandhar (WeSI) e.D. Block
25,938 16,092 9,846 16,320 15,078 1,242 403 396 7

102,106 61,107 40,999 61,124 57,043 4,081 892 750 142 UrNnTotal

CltI.sJU.A's having population 100,000 abel .bovi

68,889 41,250 27,639 40,629 37,956 2,673 305 291 14 I. Jalandhar (M.CoIll.)

TownsJU.A's having popUiatlollll" than tOO,OOO

2,796 1,700 1,096 1,705 1,643 62 25 25 I. 8anga (M.e.)

3,402 1,706 1,696 2,858 2,405 453 294 166 128 2. Nawanshahr (M.e.)

1,887 1,226 661 1,284 1,187 97 28 28 3. Rahon (M.e.)

1,160 680 480 735 706 29 4. Goraya (N.A.C.)

3,952 2,528 1,424 2,448 2,318 130 92 92 5. Philiaur (M.e.)

1,746 1,101 645 1,109 1,089 20 IS IS 6. Nurmahal (M.e.)

4,474 2,730 1,7'14 2,845 2,667 178 30 30 7. Nakodar (M.e.)

806 499 307 680 623 57 2 2 S. tShahkot (N.A.e.)

2,968 1,727 1,241 1,532 1,350 182 9. Jalandhar c.nu. (e.B.)

2,913 1,709 1,204 1,288 1,213 15 12 12 10. Adampur(M.C.)

2,021 1,215 806 1,028 990 25 25 11. AbwaIpur (M.c.j

919 563 356 374 363 11 16 16 12. tahogpur (C. T.)

'1,173 2,473 1,700 2,609 2,533 76 47 47 13. Kartarpur (M.c.)

 460
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS A'BSntACT

InetuS1rial Cateeory of Main Wol'iters

Uvestock, Forestry, AshiniJ

Huntlns and Plantations, Orchards Mlnins and
Airlcultural Labourers and allied activities Quarryiils
5tate/Districtl Totall II III IV
51. C. D. Block/U.A.! Rural!
No. Oty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

7. Nakodar C.O. Block Total 12,361 11,386 975 100 75 25

Rural 12,361 11,386 975 100 75 25
Urban

8. Sh.hkot C. O. Block Total 9,805 9,386 419 54 53

Rural 9,805 9,386 419 54 53
Urban

9. Adampur C.O. Block Total 6,011 5,678 333 75 71 4

Rural 6,011 5,678 311 75 71 4
Urban

10. Bhogpur C.O. Block Total 5,908 5,393 515 55 53 2

Rural 5,799 5,285 514 53 51 2
Urban 109 108 2 2

Bhogpur (C.T.) Urban 109 108 I· 2 2

II. Jalandhar (East) C.O. Block Total 9,324 8,400 924 95 89 6

Rural 9,324 8,400 924 95 89 6
Urban

12. Jalandhar (West) C.O. BlockTotal 9,079 8,136 943 80 79

Rural 9,079 8,136 943 80 79
Urban

Urban Total Urban 8,617 8,174 443 425 373 52 J 3

CltI../U,A's havfnr population loo,ooo.nd .bov.

I. Jalandhar (M.Corp.) Urban 2,883 2,768 115 173 149 24 2 2

Towns/U.A', haylnr population hss than 100,000

I. Banga (M.c.) Urban 85S 850 5 6 4 2

2. Nawanshahr (M.e.) Urb3l1 858 721 137 14 14

3. Rahon (M.C.) Urban 782 706 76 6 6

4. Goray. (N .A.e.) Urban 226 226

5. Phillaur (M.c.) Urban 353 337 16 28 23 5

6. Nurrnahal (M.e.) Urban 589 583 6 6 6

7. Nakodar (M.C.) Urban 831 793 38 17 17

8. *Shahkot (N.A.c.) Urban 123 112 II 9 9

9. Jalandhar Cantt. (C.B.) Urban 4 4 134 116 18

10. Adampur (M.e.) Urban 260 259 II 10

II. Alawalpur (M.e.) Urban 523 506 17 2 2

12. *Bhogpur (C.T.) Urban 109 108 2 2

13. Kartarpur (M.C.) Urban 221 201 20 16 f"4 2

 461
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, Industrial Category of Main Wor1cers

Manufacturing, Processing, Manufacturing, Processing,

Servicing and Repairs in Servldng arid Repairs in other
Household Industry than Household InduStry Constructions
VIa) V(b) VI State/District!
SI. C.D. 8IockfU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Oty/Town

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 2

485 452 33 963 921 42 645 644 7. Nakodar C.O. Block

485 452 33 963 921 42 645 644

140 131 9 494 469 25 315 315 8. Shahkot C.D. Block

140 131 9 494 469 25 315 315

242 232 10 1,262 1,140 122 376 376 9. Adampur C.O. Block
242 232 10 1,262 1,140 122 376 376

173 162 11 816 806 10 294 294 10. Bhogpur C.O. Block
143 132 11 751 742 9 277 277
,30 30 65 64 17 17

30 30 65 64 17 17 Bhogpur (e. T.)

H4 284 60 2,804 2,680 124 924 924 11. Jalandhar (East) e.D. Block
344 284 60 2,804 2,680 124 924 924

243 216 27 2,565 2,470 95 723 718 5 12. Jalandhar (West) e.O. Block
243 216 27 2,565 2,470 95 723 718 5

4,996 4,619 377 15,351 14,851 500 3,615 3,572 UrlNnTocal

CltI,S/U.A', havlnr population t 00,000 and above

l,308 2,993 l15 12,436 11,980 456 2,429 2,411 18 1. Jalandhar (M.Corp.)

Towns/U.A'. havlll( populatIon I," than t 00,000

25 10 106 l(i6 94 94 1. 8anp (M.e.)

53 10 293 287 6 95 94 2. Nawanshahr (M.e.)

97 7 47 47 34 34 3. RaIlon (M.e.)

197 197 IS 15 4. Goraya (NA.C.)

6 355 346 9 205 185 20 5. Phlllaur (M.e.)

, '

24 22 2 129 129 94 94 6. Nunnahal (M.e.)

188 585 561 122 120 2 7. Nakodar (M.e.)

48 47 31 30 8. ·Shahkot (NA;e.)
8~1
II 116 115 92 91 9. Jalandhar Cann. (c.a.)

,I 14
12 119

136
119

136
120 120

44
10. Adimpur(M.q

I I. AIawaIpur (M.e.)
8
30 65 64 17 I 7 12. ·Bhogpur Ie.T.)

728 10 719 717 2 223 223 I l. Kartarpur (M.e.)

--------- ...
 462
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAc;T

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storage
Trade and Commerce and Communlcadons Other Services
State/District! TOLlII VII VIII IX
SI. CO. Block/U.A'! Rurall
No. Oty/Town Urban Persons Males Female, Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 J 38 39 40 "II 42 43 44 45 46

7. Nakodar C.O. Block Total 645 636 9 440 437 3 1,467 1,314 153
Rural 645 636 9 440 437 3 1,467 1,314 153
Urban

8. Shahkot C.D. 1Iiock lot<ll 375 363 12 335 911t 798 1I6
Rural 375 363 12 3JS 914 798 116
Urban

9. Adampur C.O. Block lotal 628 608 20 364 1,618 1,496 122
Rural 628 608 20 364 1,618 1,496 122
Urban

10. Bhogpur C.O. Block Total 573 sse 15 340 337 3 1,329 1,190 139
!lura! 525 511 14 322 319 3 1,260 1,129 131
Urban 48 47 18 18 69 61 8

Bhogpur (CT.) Urban 48 47 18 18 69 61 8

II. )alandhar (East) e.o. Block Total 1,208 1,175 33 782 772 10 2,793 2,596 197
!lura! 1,208 1,175 33 782 772 10 2,793 2,596 197
Urban

12. )alandhar (West) CD. BlocHotai 842 810 32 607 601 6 1,778 1,652 126
Rural 842 810 32 607 601 6 1,778 1,652 126
Urban

Urban TOhl Urball 7,452 7,114 lJ8 4,767 4,671 95 15,006 12,915 2,091

Cld.s/U.A'1 havlnc population 100,000 andabov.

I. Jalandhar (M.Corp.) Urban 5,001 4,723 278 3,682 3,609 73 10,410 9,030 1,380

TowIlSlU.A', havlna population I", than 100,000

I. Banga (M.C.) Urban 183 181 2 71 77 324 281 43

2. Nawanshahr (M.c.) Urban 366 352 14 242 240 2 633 478 155

3. Rahon (M.c.) Urban 70 70 40 39 173 160 13

4. Garay. (N.A.C) Urban 82 91 37 35 2 152 126 26

5. Phlllaur (M.c.) Urban 285 212 13 123 121 2 653 594 59

6. Nurmahal (M.e.) Urban 86 !IS 32 2 132 123 9

7. Nakodar (M.e.) 372 364 8 172 171 524 423 101

8. • Shahkat (N .A.c.) Urban 183 190 3 58 58 226 185 41

9. )alandhar Cantt. (Ca.) Urban 328 3.21 7 75 68 7 751 603 148

10. Mampur IM.C.) \.In.an \81 116 5 77 17 430 3H S6

II. Alawalpur (M.c.) Urban 77 7S 2 54 S3 152 135 11

12. °Shogpur (e. T.) Urban 48 47 18 18 69 61 8

13. Kartarpur (M.C) Ultlan 190 187 3 78 74 . 377 342 35

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Marginal Workers Non·workers State/DIstrkti

SI. C.D. BIockIU.A.1
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Oty/Town

47 '\8 49 50 51 52 2

731 94 637 39,589 14,173 25,416 7. NaJcedar e.O. Block

731 94 637 39,589 14,173 25,,\16

586 67 519 29,363 10,164 19,199 8. SNhkol e.O. Block

586 67 519 29,363 10,164 19,199

135 38 91 28,627 10,743 17,884 9. Adampur e.O. Block

135 38 91 28,627 10,743 17,884

1,556 82 1,474 25,390 9,849 15,541 10. lhogpur e.O. Block

1,340 64 1,216 24,511 9,433 15,078
216 18 198 879 416 463

216 18 198 879 416 463 th08Pur (e. T.)

738 11 727 45,568 16,920 28,648 11. lalandhat (East) e.o. Block
738 II 727 45,568 16,920 28,648

132 7 125 39,737 14,799 24,938 I}. )alandhar (West) e.O. Block
132 7 125 39,737 14,799 24,938

US 117 518 '5',"5 56.597 95,288 Urllan Toc..1

Clt1eslU.A's hlvllll populac1l1n 100,000 and above

349 82 267 99,718 37,166 62,552 I. lalandhar (M.Corp.)

Towns/U.A's havln, poplliaclon I... than 100,000

4,812 1,753 3,OS9 I. r 'anp (M.C,)

12 5 7 6,282 2,412 3,870 2. Nawamhahr (M.C,)

3,294 1,269 2,025 J. Rahon (M.C,)

1,759 565 1,194 4. Goraya (NA.C.)

5,661 2,135 3,526 5. Phlllaur (M.C,)

34 9 25 2,754 981 1,773 6. Nurmahal (M.C,)

15 15 7,078 2,552 4,526 7. Nakodar (M.C,)

1,625 603 1,022 8. • Shahkot (N .A.C,)

4,668 1,874 2,794 9. Jalandhar Cantt. (e.B.1

3 3 3,998 1,526 2,472 10. Adampur (M.C,)

2,717 990 l,rJ,7 11. Alawalpur (M.C.)

216 18 198 879 416 463 12. *Bhogpur (e. T.)

6 6 6,640 2,355 4,285 13. Kartarpur (M.C,)

 464
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total Scheduled Caste

No. of Total Scheduled Population
State/District! Totall Households Cute Population in Ih.e are-rroup 0-6
51. C.D. Bloclr/U.A.I Rural! with S.C.
No. CitylTown Urban members Persons Males Females Pusans Males Females

2 3 .4 5 6 7 8 9 10

6. Kapurthala Dlstrlct Total 33,009 190,484 100,931 89,55J 34,495 f8.1S9 16,336
Rural 26,580 .S%,213 80,53' 71,682 %7,545 14.530 13,015
Urb.tn 6,4%9 38,%71 %0,+00 17,87. 6,950 3,629 3,321

I. Kapurthala C.O. Block Total. ~,44S 48,456 25,597 22,859 8,881 4,639 4,242
Rural 8,445 48,456 25,597 22,859 8,881 4,639 4,242
Urban

2. Nadala C.O. Block Total 4,615 27,352 14,389 12,963 4,993 2,639 2,354
Rural +,61S 27,352 14,389 12,963 4,993 2,639 2,354
Urban

3. Sultanpur C.O. 810ck Total 4,676 25,182 13,370 11,812 4,773 2,524 2,249
Rural 4,676 25,182 13,370 11,812 4,773 2,524 2,249
Urban

4. Phagwara C.O. Black Total 9,Jot6 54,,376 28,840 25,536 9,485 5,028 4,457
Rural 8,844 51,223 27,17S 24,048 8,898 4,728 4,170
Urban 502 3,153 1,665 1,488 587 300 287
(i) Mohalla Urban 243 1,564 830 734 289 152 137
Gobindpura (O.G.)
(ii) Kot Rani (O.G.) Urban 259 1,589 835 754 298 148 ISO

UrNnTotal Urb.tn 6,429 :J8,%71 20,400 17,871 6,950 3,629 3,321

Cltl.sJU.A'. havln.. population 100,000 and .bov.

I. Nil

TownsJU.A', IYvIn.. population I.,s chan .00,000

I. Kapunhala (M.C.) Urban 2,316 13,751 7,280 6,471 2,588 1,346 1,242

2. Sultanpur (M.C,) Urban 320 1,872 970 902 34B 182 166

3. Phagwara U.A. Urtlan 3,793 22,648 12,150 10,498 4,014 2,101 1,913
(i) Phagwara (M.c.) Urtlan 3,291 19,495 10,485 9,010 3,427 1,801 1,626
(ii) Mohala Urtlan 243 1,564 830 734 289 152 137
Gobindpura (O.G.)
(iii) Kot Rani (O.G.) LJrtlan 259 1,589 835 754 298 148 ISO

7. Hoshlarpur Dlstrlct Total 81 .,979 484,876 %55,946 228,9]0 81,710 44,623 40,087
Rural 75,166 4%8,681 226,177 202,504 71,870 39,347 35,523
Urb.tn 9,813 56,'95 29,769 26,426 9,840 5,276 4,564

I. Dwa CO. Block Total 6,240 34,127 17,432 16,695 6,170 3,251 2,919
Rural 6,2"0 34,127 17,"32 16,695 6,170 3,251 2,919
Urban

2. Mukerian C.O. Block Total 5,041 2$,852 15,079 13,773 4,952 2,600 2,352
Rural 5,041 28,8$2 15,079 13,773 4,952 2,600 2,352
Urban

3. Talwara C.D. Block Total 3,117 19,883 10,451 9,432 3,381 1,737 1,6'14
Rural 2,901 16,146 8,403 7,743 2,765 1,397 1,368
Urban 816 ·3,737 2,0<\8 1,689 616 340 276

Talwara (CT.) Urban 816 3,737 2,048 1,689 616 340 276
 465
FOil $QtEDUL~D CASTES
Industrial Cllei0ry of Main Workers

T~I Main Work~rs Cultivators

Literates (!-IX), I Sute/Oistrictl
SI. C.D. BIOl:k1U.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Oty/Town

II 12 13 14 .15 16 lr 18 19 2

74,598 47,050 27,548 57,022 52,886 4,116 1,723 1.525 198 6. KaPU~1a DIsc""
57,552 36,629 20,923 45,973 42,683 3,290 4,363 4.187 176
17,046 10,421 6,625 11,049 10,203 846 360 338 22

16,685 10,761 5,924 16,004 14,173 1,831 1,498 1,430 68 1. Kapurthala C. O. Block
16,685 10,761 5,924 16,004 14,173 1,831 1,498 1,430 68

8,673 5,693 2,980 7,927 7,535 392 795 767 28 2. Nadala C.O. Block
8,673 5,693 2,980 7,927 7,535 392 795 767 28

7,218 4,727 2,491 7,710 7,320 390 1,052 1,014 38 3. Sultanpur C.O. B'ock
7,218 4,727 2,491 7,710 7,32Q 390 1,052 1,014 38

26,566 16,412 10,154 '5,213 14,511 702 ',021 979 42 4. Phagwara C.O. Block
24,976 15,448 9,528 14,332 13,655 677 ',018 976 42
1,590 964 626 881 856 25 3 3
SZI 488 333 438 '121 17 3 3 (I) Mohalla Goblndpura
(O.G.)
769 476 293 4'13 435 8 (H) Kot Rani (P.G.)

17,046 10,421 6,625 11,049 10,20J 846 360 U8 22 UrlNn Toeal

ClcJ.s/U,A's havlnc population 1oo,ocio and above

I. Nil

T_nsIU.A's havilll population ,_ thall 100,000

5,163 3,185 1,978 4,090 3,673 417 323 301 22 1. Kapurthala (M.C.)

82B 491 337 530 '165 65 5 5 2. Sultanpur (M.C,)

11,055 6,745 4,310 6,429 6,065 364 32 32 ... • 3. Phagwara U A.

9,465 5,781 3,684 5,548 5,209 339 29 29 (1) Phagwara (M.C.)
621 488 333 438 '121 17 3 3 (Ii) Mohala Goblndpura
(O.G.)
769 476 293 443 435 8 (m) Kat Rani (O.G.)

255,397 157.394 98,003 13';537 124,3~8 7,229 9,188 9,0.7 161 7. Hoshlarpur District
225,807 139,643 86,164 116,322 110.333 5,9.9 8,801 8,644 157
29,590 17,751 11,839 15,215 IJ:,975 1,240 387 38l 4

16,833 9,741 7,092 8,691 7,944 747 618 618 1. Dasua C. O. Block
16,833 9,741 7,092 8,691 7,944 747 618 618

14,929 9,296 5,631 7,215 6,992 223 516 514 2 2. Mukerlan C.O. Block
14,929 9,298 5,631 7,215 6,992 223 516 514 2

f 11,075 6,696 4,379 5,108 4,782 326 57S 556 19 3. 1alwara C. O. Block
8,817 5,339 3,478 4,084 3,852 232 574 555 19
2,258 1,357 901 1,024 930 94

2,258 1,357 901 1,02'1 930 94 lalwara (C.l.)

 466
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Catellory of Main Workers

UvestoCk, Forestry, fishing,

Huntin~ and Plantations, Orchards Mining and
Aeri,ulwral Labourers and allied ~tIvItles QUarryln,
StatefDistri,t1 Toull II III IV
Sl. C.D. BI~klU.A.f Rural/
No. aty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 l 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28

6. K.opurt"'la District Toeal 29,818 21,4:17 2,381 322 288 34

Rural 27,753 25,484 2,269 251 224 27
UrtNn 2,065 1,953 lIt 71 64 7

1. Kapurthala C. O. Block Total 10,862 9,400 1,462 91 89 2

Rural 10,862 9,400 1,462 91 89 2
Urban

2. Nadala C. O. Block Total 4,830 4,606 224 20 20

Rural .,8l0 4,606 22-. 20 20
Urban

3. Sultanpur C. P. Block Total 5,253 5,017 236 l4 34

Rural 5,253 5,017 236 3't 34
Urban

'I. PhagWara c.P. Block Total 7,075 6,725 350 113 87 26

Rural 6,808 6,461 347 106 81 25
Urban 267 264 3 7 6 1
(I) Mohalla Goblndpura Urban 14 14 6 5
(O.G.)
(iI) Kot Rani (O.G.) Urban 253 250 3

UrbanTocal UrtNn 2,065 1,953 112 71 64 7

CltI.slU.A'. IIIvl", populaclon 100,000.nd .bov.

\. Nil

TownslU.A's IIIvl", population 1••lllIIn 100,000

1. Kapurthala (M.e.) Urban 871 803 68 18 18

2. Sultanpur (M.e.) Urban 140 123 17 4 4

3. PhagWara U.A. Urban 1,054 1,027 27 49 42 7

(I) Phagwara (M.q Urban 787 763 24 42 36 6
(U) Mahala Goblndpura Urban 14 14 6 5 I
(O.G.)
(iii) Kot Rani (O.G.) Urban 253 250 3

7. Hos.... rpur Olllrice Toeal 65,818 62,639 3,149 1,204 1,166 38 27 '/.7
Rural 62,054 58,976 3,078 938 911 27 16 16
UrtNn 3,784 3,663 121 266 2S5 II II II

I. Oasua C.O. Block Total 4,220 3,927 293 36 36

Rural 4,220 3,927 293 36 36
Urban

2. Mukeria" C.D. Block Total 4,396 4,234 162 60 59

Rural 4,396 4,234 162 60 59
Urban

3. TaIwara C.O. Block Total 1,529 1,490 39 77 76 2 2

Rural 1,522 1,483 39 41 41 2 2
Urban 7 7 36 35

Talwara (C. T.) Urban 7 7 36 35

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Industrial Cateeory of Main Workers

Manufacturing, Processing, Manufacturing, Processing,

Servicing and Repairs in Servicing and Repairs In other
Household Industry than Household Industry Constructions
VIa) V(b) VI Sute/Olstricti
SI. C.O. 8Iock1U.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Oty/Town

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 2

8lS 694 141 6,526 6,341 185 2,595 2,488 107 6. Kapurthala District
546 457 89 4,035 3,910 US 1,915 l,n4 101
289 237 52 2,491 2,431 60 660 654 6

123 93 30 1,085 1,021 64 617 519 98 I. Kapurthala C.O. Block

123 93 30 1,085 1,021 64 617 519 98

94 81 13 618 595 23 220 219 2. Nadala e.O. Block

94 81 13 618 595 23 220 219

53 50 3 218 212 6 106 106 3. Sultanpur e.O. Block

53
.
...
50 3 218 212 6 106 106

311 268 43 2,380 2,347 33 1,085 1,083 2 4. Phagw.lr.l C.O. Block

276 233 43 2,114 2,082 32 992 990 2
35 35 266 265 93 93
15 15 221 220 54 54 (I) Mohalla Goblndpura
(O.G.)
20 20 45 45 39 39 (Ii) Kot Rani (O.G.)

289 237 52 2,491 2,431 60 660 654 6 UrlNn Tocal

Cltlu/U.A's havlne population 100,000 and above

I. Nil

TownsJU.A's havlnr populallon I." than 100,000

37 27 10 468 430 38 168 165 3 I. Kapurthala (M.c.)

2 2 67 64 3 40 40 2. Sultanpur (M.c.)

250 208 42 1,956 1,937 19 452 449 3 3. Phapara UA.

215 173 42 1,690 1,672 18 359 356 3 (i) Phagw.lra (M.c.)
15 15 221 220 54 54 (Ii) Mohala Goblndpur.l
(O.G.)
20 20 45 4S 39 39 (m) Kat Rani (O.G.)

4,984 4,330 654 9,391 8,804 587 5,077 5,OU 64 7. Hashlarpur District
4,686 4,060 626 7,635 7,122 513 4,162 4,117 45
298 270 28 1,756 1,682 74 915 896 19

379 315 64 1,184 953 231 304 292 12 I. Oasua CD. Block
379 315 64 1,184 953 231 304 292 12

102 102 298 298 172 172 2. Mukerian C.O. Block

102 102 298 298 172 172

225 182 43 347 289 58 346 336 10 3. TaIwara e.O. Block

221 178 43 310 252 58 170 170
4 37 J7 176 166 10
'"
4 37 31 176 166 10 Talwara (e. T.)
'"

'\ I.A _1\\IIU-;lINn/Q"

 468

DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAct

Industrial Category of M.1ln Wooers

Transport, Storage
Trade and Commerce and Communications Other Services
State/District! Totail VII VIII IX
SI. CO. Block/U.A.I Rural/
No. Oty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 38 39 40 41 42 43 45 46

6. Kapurthala Dlsnlct Total 3,.58 2,962 .96 1,695 1,678 17 7,350 6,473 877
Rural ',88' 1,812 69 960 956 4 4,249 3,819 430
Urban 1,277 1,150 127 735 722 IJ 3,101 2,654 447

Kapurthala C.D. Block Total 111 128 13 2S2 250 2 1,035 943 92
Rural 441 428 13 252 250 2 1,035 943 92
Urban

2. Nadala C.O. Block Total 326 316 10 183 183 841 748 93
Rural 326 316 10 183 183 841 748 93
Urban

3. Sultanpur C.O. Block Total 212 204 8 113 113 669 570 99
Rural 212 201 8 113 113 669 570 99
Urban

1. Phagwara C.O. Block Total 982 910 42 410 138 2 1,806 1,641 162
Rural 902 864 38 412 110 2 1,701 1,558 116
Urban 80 76 4 28 28 102 86 16
(i) Mahalia Gobindpura Urban 60 56 4 19 19 16 3S II
(O.G.)
(ii) Kat Rani (O.G.) Urban 20 20 9 9 56 51 5

Urban Total U"'-n 1,277 1,150 127 7lS 722 1] l,'OI 2,654 447

Cld••/U.A'. havlnr populadon 100,000 and abov.

I. Nil

Towns/U.A's havlnr populadon I.ss than 100,000

I. KapUithaia (M.C) Urban 463 370 93 321 310 II 1,421 1,249 172

2. Sultanpur (M.C.) Urban 48 48 32 32 192 147

3. Phagwara U.A. Urban 766 732 14 382 lBO 2 1,188 1,258 230
(i) Phagwara (M.C) Urban 686 656 30 354 l52 2 1,386 1,172 214
(ii) Mohala Gobindpura Urban 60 56 4 19 19 16 3S II
(O.G.)
(iii) Kat Rani (O.G.) Urban 20 20 9 9 S6 51
7. Hoshlarpur District Total 6,8U 6,605 218 3,788 3,727 31 25,247 22,970 2,277
Rllral 4,902 4,804 98 2,768 2,753 15 20,360 18,930 1,430
Urban 1,921 1,801 120 990 974 16 4,887 4,040 847

t. Dasu. C.O. Block Total 342 337 5 216 216 1,392 1,250 142
Rural 342 337 5 216 216 1,392 1,250 112
Urban

2. Mukerlan C. O. Block Tolal 291 290 4 257 257 1,120 1,066 54

Rural 294 290 1 257 257 1,120 1,066 54
Urban

3. Talwara CO. Block Total 159 159 71 71 1,771 1,621 156

Rural 120 120 51 SI 1,073 1,000 73
Urban 39 39 20 20 704 621 83

Talwara (C.T.) Urban 39 39 20 20 704 621 83

31-B--63/RGJ/ND/96
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FOItSCHEDULED CASTES

Mal'Jin~ Workers Non·workers State/Olstrlctl

st. C.D. BIockIU.A.I
Persons M~es Females PersOns Males Females No. Oty/Town
47 48 49 50 51 52
2

2,663 184 2,479 130,799 47,861 82,938 6. kapunhala Db."ct

2,523 167 2,lS6 103,717 37,681 66,036
140 17 12l 27,082 10,180 16,902

1,434 90 1,344 31,018 11,334 19,684 1. Kapurthala e.O. Block

1,434 90 1,344 31,018 11,334 19,6B4

850 48 802 18,575 6,806 11,769 2. Nadala e.O. Block

850 48 802 18,575 6,806 11,769

137 3 134 17,335 6,047 11,288 3. Sultanpur C. O. Block

137 3 Il4 17,ll5 6,047 11,288

102 26 76 39,061 14,303 24,758 4. Phacwara C.O. Block

102 26 76 36,789 13,494 23,295
2,272 809 1,463
1,126 409 717
(I) MOhalla Cioblndpura
(O.G.)
1,146 400 746 (II) Kat RanI (O.G.)
.40 17 .23 27,082 10,180 16,902
Urban Tocal
CllI.slU.A'. hIvInr populaClon 100,000.1Id .bov.
1. Nil
TownsIU.A'1 hIvInr POPUlation I... c"'n '00,000
94 2 92 9,567 3,605 5,962 I. Kapurthala (M.C,)
1,342 505 Bl7 2. Sultanpur (M.C,)
46 15 31 16,173 6,070 10,103 3. Phacwara UA.
46 15 31 13,901 5,261 8,640 (I) Phacwara (M.C,)
1,126 409 717
(n) Mohala GobIndpura
(O.G.)
1,146 400 746 (m) Kot Rani (O.Ci.)
5,329 887 4,442 J48,OIO 1JO,751 217,259 7. HOIhIarpur Dlscrfct
5,212 865 4,:547 J07,147 114,979 192,161
117 22 95 40,863 1S,772 25,09'

636 153 483 24,BOO 9,335 15,465 I. Oasua C.O. Block

636 153 483 24,800 9,335 15,465
•
411 210 201 21,226 7,877 13,349 2. Mukerlan C.O. Block
411 210 201 21,226 7,877 13,349

130 42 88 14,645 5,627 9,01B 3. Talwara e.O. Block

130 42 88 11,932 4,509 7,423
2,713 1,118 1,595

2,713 1,118 1,595 Talwara (e. T.)

 470
DlmlCT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total Scheduled Caste

No. of Total Scheduled Population
State/Dlstricti Totall Households Caste Population In the age-eroup 0-6
Sl. C. D. 810ckiU .A.I Rural! with S.c.
No. aty/Town Urban members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 "I 5 6 7 8 9 10

.... Tand. C.O. Block Total 5,067 28,6"12 15,066 13,576 "',8"13 2,6"'S 2,195
Rural 5,061 28,6"12 15,066 13,516 ...,843 2,64S 2,195
Urban

S. Bhunga C.O. Block Total 8,532 47,338 24,290 23,048 8,307 4,413 3,894
Rural 8,532 47,He 2"1,290 23,048 8,307 4,413 3,894
Urban

6. Hoshiarpur-I C.D. Block Total 10,318 60,03<1 31,223 2a,711 10,340 5,387 4,953
Rural 10,l18 60,034 31,323 28,711 10,340 5,387 4,953
Urban

7. Hoshlarj]ur-II C.O. Block Total 10,424 61,196 33,140 28,OSl- 10,604 S,S32 5,072
Rural 10,424 61,196 33,140 28,050 10,604 5,S32 5,072
Urban

8. Garhsh~nkar C.D. Block Total 9,449 55,162 29,633 25,529 9,793 5,202 4,591
Rural 9,449 55,162 29,633 25,529 9,193 5,202 4,591
Urban

9. Mahilpur e.o. Block Total 9,277 52,194 27,497 24,697 S,912 4,670 4,242
Rural 9,277 52,194 27,497 24,697 8,912 4,670 4,242
Urban

10. Balach~ur C.D. Block Total 4,903 27,187 14,602 12,585 5,141 2,632 2,509
Rural 4,901 27,187 '4,602 '2,585 5,141 2,632 2,S09
Urban

II. Sareya C.D. Block Total 3,014 17,S03 9,712 8,091 3,043 1,615 1,428
Rural 3,014 17,S03 9,712 8,091 3,O·n 1,615 1,428
Urban

UrballToul Urban 9,8'l 56,'P5 29,76P 26,426 9,840 5,276 4,564

Cltle./U.A'. havln, popu"'''on 100,000 and above

I. Hoshiarpur (M.C.) Urban 5,119 29,750 15,841 13,909 5,176 2,7JS 2,441

Towru/U.A'. havln, populatIon I.ss t!llln • 00,000

I. Muk~rian (M.C.) Urban 588 3,464 1,762 1,702 658 359 299

2. Talwara (C.T.) Urban 816 3,737 2,048 1,689 616 340 276

3. Dasua (M.C,) Urban 661 3,864 2,013 1,851 685 363 322

4. Urmar Tanda (M.e.) Urban 9"18 5,540 2,861 2;679 957 SOD 457

5. Garhdlwala (M.e.) Urban 245 1,326 698 628 249 135 114

6. Hariana (M.C.) Urban 303 1,780 953 B27 l03 172 III

7. Sharnchaurasi (M.e.) Urban 420 2,311 1,2"10 1,071 425 244 lSI

a. Garhshankar (M.C.) Urban 713 4,423 2,353 2,070 771 428 343
 471
FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Induslrial Category of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators

literates (I·IXI I State/DIstrict!
51. C.D. BlocklU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Oty/Town

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2

14,351 8,693 5,658 7,795 7,271 524 156 133 23 4. Tanda e.o. Block
14,351 8,693 5,658 7,795 7,271 524 ..56 'Ill 23

26,766 15,653 11,113 11,666 11,123 543 1,394 1,372 22 5. Bhunga e.o. Block
26,766 15,653 11,113 11,666 11,123 513 1,394 1,372 22

33,788 20,480 13,308 15,976 15,108 868 968 964 4 6. Hoshlarpur-I e.O. Block
33,788 20,480 13,308 15,976 15,108 868 968 964 4

33,693 21,360 12,333 18,802 17,544, 1,258 1,292 1,252 10 7. Hoshlarpur-II e.o. Block
33,693 21,360 12,333 18,802 17,544 1,258 ',292 1,252 40

28,019 17,960 10,059 15,261 14,738 523 1,100 1,086 14 8. Garhshankar e.o. Block
28,019 17,960 10,059 15,261 14,738 523 1,100 1,086 14

28,490 17,579 10,911 14,133 13,336 797 820 797 23 9. Mahilllur e.O. Block
28,490 17,579 10,911 14,133 13,336 797 820 797 23

1',436 7,754 3,682 1,638 7,4'3 225 794 787 7 10. Balachaur e.O. Block
11,436 7,754 3,682 7,638 7,413 225 794 787 7

8,685 5,786 2,899 5,061 5,012 49 269 266 3 " . Saroya e.O. Block
8,685 5,786 2,899 5,061 5,012 49 269 266 3

29,590 17,751 11,939 15,215 13,975 1,240 397 3Bl 4 Urban Total

ClduJU.A's havlnr population 100,000 and above

16,'98 9,770 6,428 8,259 7,514 745 178 171 4 ,. Hoshlarpur (M.c.)

TownsIU.A's havlnr population las thin 100,000

1,638 951 687 961 797 64 19 19 1. Mukerian (M.c.)

2,258 1,357 901 ',024 930 94 2. Talwara (e. T.)

',783 1,052 731 1,068 956 112 16 16 3. oasua (M.c.)

2,873 1,694 ',179 ',369 ',290 79 31 31 4. Urrnar Tanda (M.e.)

6'8 381 237 361 329 32 S 5. Garhdlwala (M.e.)

954 570 384 464 451 13 2 2 6. Hariana (M.e.)

1,166 694 472 614 581 33 20 20 7. Shamchaur.asl (M.c.)

2,'02 ',282 820 1,195 1,127 68 115 115 8. Garhshankar (M.C.)

 472
DlmlCT PRIMARY CDiSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Catqory of Main Workers

Uvestoek, ForeSU'y, Flshln"

Hunlin, and Planurlons, Orchards Mlnln, and
AificullUral Labourers and aiRed aalvllies Quarryina
Sute/Dlstrict! TotaV II III IV
SI. C. D. BlocklU.A.I RuraV
No. QIY/Town Urban Persons M.1it.s Females PersOllS MAles Females PersOllS Males Females

2 3 20 21 22 23 2+ 2S 26 27 28

4. Tanda C.O. 81ack Total 4,889 4,535 354 35 35

Rural 4,889 4,535 354 35 35
Urban

5. 8hung. C.O. Block Total 5,901 5,646 255 117 liS 2

Rural 5,901 5,646 255 117 115 2
Urban

6. HO$IIiarpur-1 C.D. Block Total 8,852 B,283 569 101 94 7

Rural 8,852 8,283 569 101 94 7
Urban

7. Hoshiarpur-II C.O. Block Total 9,606 B,852 754 liB liS 3 5 5

Rural 9,606 B,852 754 liB 115 J 5 5
Urban

8. Garhshankar C.O. Block Total B,037 7,807 230' 149 146 3

Rural 8,037 7,B07 230 1+9 146 3
Urban

9. Mahilpur e.D. Block Total 7,420 7,091 329 141 136 5 5 5

Rural 7,420 7,091 329 141 136 5 5 5
Urban

10. Balachaur C.O. Block Total 3,901 3,B2B 73 109 103 6 3 3

Rural 3,901 3,B2B 73 109 103 6 3 3
Urban

11. S,roy. e.O. Block Total 3,310 3,290 20 31 31

Rural 3,310 3,290 20 31 31
Urban

2SS
Urb~n Total U~n ',784 3,663 121 266
" II II

Cllies/U.A's ~vlnr population t 00,000 and aboY.

1- Hoshiarpur (M.C.) Urban 1,665 1,589 76 1,67 159 8 II II

Towns/U.A', havlnc popul~don IllS chan 100,000

I. Mukerian (M.e.) Urban 120 120 11 12 2

2. Talwar. (e. T.) Urban 7 7 36 35

3. Dasua (M.C.) Urban 211 199 12. 10 10

4. Urmar Tanda (M.C.) Urban 485 483 2 7 7

S. Garhdiwala (M.q Urban 56 51 5 6 6

6. Hariana IM.e.) Urban 293 293 8 8

7. Shamchaur<l.li (M.e.) Urban 373 356 17 2 2

8. Garhshankar (M .C.) Urban SH 565 9 16 16

 473
FOR SCHEDU LED CASTES

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Manufacturing. Processine, Manufacturine, Processlne,

Servicinfl and Repairs in Serviclne and Repairs In o!her
Household Industry !han Household Industry Constructions
VIa) V(b) VI State/DlstrlcrJ
SI. C.D. BlocIclU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Oty/Town

29 30 31 32 33 3i 35 36 37 2

148 li8 278 277 164 164 i. Tanda e.o. 810ck

148 148 278 277 164 164

492 444 48 691 665 26 329 328 5. Bhunga e.O. Block

492 444 48 691 665 26 329 328

565 531 34 1,257 1,214 43 662 641 21 6. Hoshlarpur-I C.D. Block

565 531 H 1,257 1,214 43 662 641 21

1,032 841 191 1,065 1,009 S6 647 638 9 7. Hoshiarpur-II e.o. Block
1,032 841 191 1,065 1,009 S6 647 638 9

490 i26 64 930 871 59 702 701 8. Garhshankaf e.O. Block

490 426 64 930 871 59 702 701

893 724 169 724 709 15 659 658 9. MahHpur e.D. Block
893 724 169 724 709 15 659 658

238 226 12 700 680 20 256 256 10. Balachaur C.O. Block
238 226 12 700 680 20 256 256

126 125 198 194 4 97 97 I 1. $aroya e.O. Block

126 125 198 194 4 97 97

298 270 28 1,756 1,68i 74 915 896 19 UrlNln Total

atles/U.A'. hBInc ,.".lII&lon l00,OOO.nd .bov.

200 180 20 1,227 1,167 60 428 420 8 L Hoshlarpur (M.c.)

TOWIIIIU.A'. hIvI.. population .... thin 100,000

9 9 106 106 65 65 I. Mukerian (M.c.)

4 4 37 37 176 It6 10 2. Talwara (e. T.)

5 5 96 87 9 95 94 3. Oasua (M.C.)

31 30 145 141 4 57 57 4. Urmar Tanda (M.c.)

10 5 5 53 52 44 44 5. Garhdlwala (M.c.)

5 5 IJ 13 7 7 6. Hariana (M.c.)

19 19 41 41 21 21 7. Shamchaurasl (M.c.)

15 13 2 38 3B 22 22 B. Garhshankar (M.e.)
 474
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial CateCOIY of Main Workers

Transport, Storace
Trade and Commerce and Communications Other Services
Sute/District! TouV VII VIII IX
Sl. C.D. BlocklU.A.! RuraV
No. Qty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males females

2 3 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46

... Tanda C.O. Block Total 263 258 5 135 III 2 1,427 1,288 139
Rural 263 258 5 135 133 2 1,427 1,288 139
Urban

s. 8hunga e.o. 810ck Total 494 484 10 235 235 2,013 1,834 179
Rural 494 484 10 235 235 2,013 1,834 179
Urban

6. Hoshiarpur-I CD. Block Total 782 768 14 464 460 4 2,325 2,153 172
Rural 782 768 14 464 460 4 2,325 2,153 172
Urban

7. Hoshiarpur-II CO. 810ck Total 730 714 16 405 404 3,902 3,714 188
Rural 730 714 16 405 404 3,902 3,714 188
Urban

8. Garhshankar CD. Block Total 725 716 9 431 427 4 2,696 2,557 139
Rural 725 716 9 431 427 4 ~,696 2,557 139
Urban

9. Mahilpur CO. Block Total 708 686 22 398 395 3 2,365 2,135 230
Rural 708 686 22 398 395 3 2,365 2,135 230
Urban

10. Balachaur CD. Block Total 279 268 11 131 131 1,227 1,131 96
Rural 279 268 11 131 131 1,227 1,131 96
Urban

I I. Saroya e. o. Block Total 165 163 2 45 44 820 802 18

Rural 165 163 2 45 44 820 802 18
Urban

Urban Total Urban 1,921 1,801 120 990 974 16 4,887 4,040 847

Cldes/U.A'. "'vl,.. pc>PUt.don 100,000 and .bov.

I. Hoshiarpur (M.C) Urban 1,140 1,040 100 565 554 II 2,678 2,220 458

Towns/U.A's havl,.. popUlation I... Chan 100,000

I. Mukerian (M.e.) Urban 189 184 5 132 130 2 207 152 55

2. Talwara (e. T.) Urban 39 39 20 20 704 621 83

3. Dasua (M.C,) Urban 183 182 69 69 383 294 89

4. Urmar Tanda (MoC,) Urban 164 157 7 77 76 372 308 64

5. Garhdiwala (M.C,) Urban 55 55 26 25 106 86 20

60 Hariana (M.e.) Urban 30 29 14 14 92 80 12

70 Shamchaurasl (M oC) Urban 27 26 14 14 97 82 15

80 Garhshankar (M.C,) Urban 94 89 73 72 248 197 51

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Marainal Workers Non-workers State/Olstrlctl

51. C.O. BlockJU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. aly/Town

47 48 49 50 51 52 2

427 36 391 20,'\20 7,759 12,661 4. Tanda e.D. Block

427 36 391 20,420 7,759 12,661

622 94 528 35,050 13,073 21,977 5. Bhunga C.D. Block

622 94 528 35,050 13,073 21,977

372 97 275 43,686 16,118 27,568 6. Hoshlarpur-I e.D. Block

372 97 275 43,686 16,118 27,568

645 87 558 41,749 15,509 26,240 7. Hoshiarpur-li C.D. Block

645 87 558 41,749 15,509 26,240

719 68 651 39,182 14,827 24,355 8. Garhshankar e.O. Block

719 68 651 39,182 14,827 24,355

471 41 430 37,590 14,120 23,470 9. Mahllpur C.D. Block

471 41 430 37,590 14,120 23,470

574 21 553 18,975 7,168 11,807 10. Balachaur e.O. Block

574 21 553 18,975 7,168 11,807

205 16 189 12,537 4,684 7,853 II. Saroya e.O. Block

205 16 189 12,537 4,684 7,853

117 22 95 40,863 15,772 25,091 Urban Tocal

.'
Cltles/UoA', hIvI", poPU"tlon I 00,000 and above

103 22 81 21,388 8,305 13,083 I. Hoshlarpur (M.e.)

TOWIII/U.A', havl", popu..tlon .... than 100,000

2,603 965 1,638 I. Muterlan (M.e.)

2,713 1,118 1,595 2. TahNara (e. T.)

2,785 1,057 1,728 3. DalUa (M.e.)

" " 4,171 1,571 2,600 4. Urmar Tamia (M.e.)

965 369 596 5. Garhd1waIa (M.e.)

1,316 502 8!4 6. Hariana (M.e.)

1,697 659 1,038 7. Shamchaurasl (M.e.)

3 3 3,225 1,226 1,999 B. Garhshantar (M .e.)

 476
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Toul Scheduled Caste

No. of Toul Scheduled Popubdon
Sutl:/Dlstrk:tI TotaV Households Caste Popubdon In !he qe-IfOIIP ()'6
51. C.D. IMock/U.A.I RuraV wI!h S.c.
No. OtylTown Urban members Persons Males Fem~1es Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

8. ltuplll,ar District Total 40,032 224,982 t2t,t3t t03,85t 4t,927 22,5ZJ t9,404
lllral 32,506 185,873 &.00,210 85,663 35,028 la,899 16,129
U.....n 7,526 39,109 20,921 la,188 676,899 3,624 3,275

I. Anandptlr Sahib C.D. 810ck Total 4,011 21,911 11,691 10,220 3,923 2,007 1,916
Rural 3,892 21,190 11,303 9,887 3,789 1,933 1,856
Urban 119 721 388 333 134 74 60

Oustee Colony Urban 85 526 274 252 95 54 41

IIlock 'II' (O.G.)

Oustee Colony Urban li 195 114 81 39 20 19

Block 'A' (O.G.)

2. Nurpur Bedl C.O. Block Total 3,279 16,717 8,921 7,796 3,230 1,678 1,552
Rural 3,279 16,717 8,921 7,796 3,230 1,678 1,552
Urban

3. Chamkaur Sahib c.O. Block Total 7,589 44,214 23,813 20,401 8,030 4,258 3,772
Rural 7,589 44,214 23,813 20,401 8,030 4,258 3,772
Urban

4. Rupnaaar C.O. Siock Total 5,445 31,693. 17,064 14,629 7,050 4,127 2,923
Rural 5,445 31,693 17,064 14,629 7,050 ..,127 2,923
Urban

5. Kharar C.O. Block Total 8,266 48,260 26,295 21,965 8,589 ..,582 4,007
Rural 8,254 48,191 26,257 21,934 8,571 4,571 4,000
Urban 12 69 38 31 18 11 7

Nawanshahr (O.Ci.) Urban 12 69 38 31 18 II 7

6. Hajrl C.O. 810ck Total 4,047 23,868 12,852 11,016 4,358 2,332 2,026
Rural 4,047 23,868 12,852 11,016 4,358 2,332 2,026
Urban

U.....nTolal U.....n 7,526 39,109 20,921 18,188 6,899 3,624 3,275

Odes/U.A'. havl.... population 100,000 alld abov.

Nil

Towns/U.A's havl.... population I... than 100,000

1. Naya Nangal (NA.C.) Urban 410 2,123 1,144 979. 354 180 174

2. Nanga! Township UA. Urban 1,519 7,419 3,967 3,452 1,266 663 603

(i) Nanga! Township Urban 1,400 6,698 3,S79 3,119 1,132 589 5of3
(N.A.q

(n) Oustee Colony Urban 85 526 274 252 95 54 of'

Block 'B' (O.Ci.)

(ill) Oustee Colony Urban H 195 114 8' 39 20 19

Block 'A' (O.C.)

3. Anandpur Sahib (M.C,) Urban 545 2,898 1,543 1,355 527 298 229
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Induscml utep 7 of Hlln WOlbrs

Total Hlin Workers Culdvarors

Uterates (I·IX) I State/Dlsulctf
SI. CD. BIockIU.A.I
PtrsotlS HIles Females PelSotls Malts Females PeISotlS Males Females No. OtylTown
11 12 13 I" 15 16 17 18 19 2

IOS,0%8 67,140 n,888 6%,547 59,8%7 2,7%0 4,5%4 4,lJ9 las 8. .....prDIskkt
84,787 54,982 29,80S SI,UJ 50,199 1,7J4 4,292 4,170 .12
20,24' 12,158 8,083 10,614 9,628 986 232 169 63

8,16" 4,7'8 3,"'" 6,005 5,758 247 1,277 ',219 ·58 I. Anandpur Sahib C.D. llock
7,758 4,456 3,302 5,8'" 5,596 245 ',276 ',218 58
406 262 144 164 162 2 I I

289 183 106 118 116 2 Oustee Colony

Block 'I' (O.G.)

117 79 38
'" •• Oustee Colony
Block 'A' (O.G.I

6,31" ",367 1,9"7 4,658 4,464' 194 730 689 41 2. Nurpur ledi C.O. Block
6,314 4,367 1,947 4,658 4,464 194 730 689 41

22,143 1",356 7,787 12,328 12,020 308 867 857 10 3. Charnbur Sahib CO. Block
22,143 14,356 7,787 12,328 12,020 30B 867 857 10

15,840 10,543 5,297 ',719 8,342 377 681 673 8 4. Rupnacar C.O. Block
15,840 10,543 5,297 8,719 8,342 377 681 673 8

21,"96 14,095 7,401 13,877 13,406 471 484 479 5 5. Kharar C.O. Block
21,471 14,080 7,391 13,859 13,388 471 484 479 5
25 15 10 18 IB

25 15 10 18 IB Nawanshahr (O.G.)

11,261 7,180 4,081 6,52B 6,3B9 139 254 254 6. Malr! C.O. llock
11,261 7,180 4,081 6,528 6,389 139 254 254

20,241 12,158 8,083 10,614 9,628 986 232 .69 63 U....nToul

Cdes/U.A'........ popu"''''' 100,OOO .......!Iave

NU

TOWIIIIU.A'. hIvI... popu..&Ion .... 'han 100;000

1,289 795 494 520 480 10 I. Naya Nanpi (NA.C.)

1,897 2,371 1,526 1,912 1,764 148 5 5 2- Nanpi Tawnshlp UA

3,491 2,109 1,182 1,748 1,602 146 4 4 (I) lhnpl Township

(NA.C)

289 183 106 118 116 2 (U) Oustee Colony

llock 'I' (O.G.)

(IR) Oustee Colony

117 79 38
'" 46
llock 'A' (O.G.)

1,873 1,010 863 785 688 97 ISS 92 63 3. Anandpur SahIb (M.q

 478
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial CatelOI'Y of Main Worbl'1

Uvestod, Forestry, Ashine,

Huntini and Plantations, Orthards 'Mlnlna and
Aericultural Labourel'1 and alfted actlvldes Quarryini
State/District! Totall Ii III IV
SI. CO. BlocklU.A.I RuraV
No. OtY/Town Urban Persons Males Females Pel'1Ons Males Females Pel'1ons Males Females

2 3 20 2i 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

8. Rupnarar D'mfcc Total 25,829 25,l59 470 U8 2:J2 6 :J2 :J2

Rural 24,954 24,502 452 201 196 5 12 12
Urban 875 857 18 l7 l6

I. Anandpur Sahib C.O. Block Total 1,701 1,6.28 73 21 18 3 2 2

Rural 1,701 1,6.28 73 21 18 3 2 2
Urban

Oustee Colony Urban

Block '8' (O.C.)

Oustee Colony Urban

Block 'A' (O.G.)

2. Nurpur 8edi C.O. Block Total 2,639 2,546 93 11 11 5 5

Rural 2,639 2,546 93 11 11 5 5
Urban

3. Chamkaur Sahib C.O. Block Total 6,667 6,596 71 49 49 2 2

Rural 6,667 6,596 71' '19 49 2 2
Urban

4. Rupnagar C.O. Block Total 3,833 3,781 52 52 52 20 20

Rural 3,833 3,781 52 52 52 20 20
Urban

5. Kharar C.O. illock Total 6,886 6,752 134 54 52 2 .2 2

Rural 6,886 6,752 134 54 52 2 .2 2
Urban

Nawanshahr (O.G.) Urban

6. Mair! C.O. Block Total 3,228 3,199 29 14 14

Rural 3,228 3,199 29 14 14
Urban

Urban Total Urban 875 857 18 31 36

Cld••/U.A'. hay'. populadon 100,000 and abov.

Nil

T_nslU.A', havl", populaclon I... chan 100,000

I. Naya Nanga! (NA.C,) Urban 13 13 . 'I

2. Nanga! Township UA. Urban 8 8

(I) Nanpi Township Urban 8 8

(NA.q

(II) Oustee Colony Urban

Block 'B' (O.G.)

(In) Oustee Colony Urban

BlDd 'A' (O.G.)

3. Anandpur Sahib (M.C,) Urban H 4.. 2 .2

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FOR SCHEDU LED CASTES

Industrial utecory of Main Workers

Manufacturing, Processing, Manufacturing, Processing,

Servicing and Repairs in Servicing and Repairs In other
Household Industry than Household Industry Constructions
VIa) V(b) VI State/Dlstric"
51. C.O. BlockIU.A.!
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. OtyITown

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 2

987 907 80 5,442 5,'49 291 2,408 2,224 '84 8. Rupnapr District
84' 77S 66 3,753 3,53' 222 ',873 ',696 '77
'46 132 14 1,689 1,618 71 535 528 7

113 109 4 291 288 3 460 440 20 I. Anandpur Sahib C.O. Siock
106 102 1 258 256 2 411 391 20
7 7 33 32 49 49

7 7 29 28 25 25 Oustee Colony
Block 'B' (O.G.)

4 4 24 24 Oustee Colony
Block 'A' (O.G.)

(42 135 7 123 121 2 S9 59 2. Nurpur Bedl C.O. Block

142 135 7 123 121 2 59 59

206 186 20 731 710 21 432 363 69 3. Chamkaur Sahib C.O. Block
206 186 20 731 710 21 432 363 69

130 125 5 731 620 111 467 383 84 4. Rupnasar C.O. Block
130 125 5 731 620 111 467 383 84

164 136 28 1,219 1,180 69 362 3S9 3 S. Kharar C. O. Block

164 136 28 1,246 I,In 69 362 359 3
3 3

3 3 Nawanshahr (O.G.)

93 91 2 664 647 17 142 141 6. Malri C. O. Block

93 .91 2 664 647 17 142 141

1.6 112 ,. ',689 1,618 71 5]5 528 7 Urban Toc.l

CltIeslU.A', hnlnc population , 00,000 alld above

Nil

TownslU.A's hlvlne popuJadon 1_ thin 100,000

364 351 13 14 14 I. Naya Nanpl (N.A.c.j

42 31 8 99 9S 4 76 76 2. Nanga! Township UA.

35 27 8 66 63 3 27 21 (I) Nanpi Township

(N.A.c.j

28 25 (n) Oustee Colony

7 7 29 2S
Ilock 'I' (O.G.)

4 . 24 24 (m) Oustee Colony

Block 'A' (O.G.)

13 12 78 78 37 37 3. Anandpur Sahib (M.c.j

 480
DlmlC1' PRDWlY CENSUS AlSTlAC1'

IndllSll'tll c..~ of MIIn WOItell

TI1IISjKlI1, Stonae
Trade and Commerce and Communbllons Odler SeMces
Sl<ItefDlstrlcv' TOI<I1! VII VIII IX
SI. C.D. 8Iock1U.A.f Rural!
No. QtyJTown Urban Persons Halu Fem.s Persons Hales Femalu Persons Hales Females

2 3 38 39 10 41 42 43 44 45 .of6

8. IuPMpr Dlftrlct ToUlI ',07' 3,006 67 2.316 2,304 .2 17,691 16,275 1,42]
lunll 1,967
U.....n 1,106
1,940
1,066
27
40
1,612
704
1,606
". ,6 12,401
S,29.
11,751
4,524
657
766

I. Anandpur Sahib c.o. llod TOhi 185 184 169 169 1,786 1,701 8S
Runt! 170 169 161 161 1,135 1,651 .4
Urban IS 15 8 8 51 50

Oust" Colony Urban 9 9 5 5 42 41

810ck '8' (O.C.)

OU5lee Colony Urban 6 6 3 3 9 9

110ck 'A' (O.C.)

2. Nurpur Bedl C. D. 810ck Total 105 10J 2 62 61 782 734 4.

Rul'3l 105 103 2 62 61 782 734 4.
Urban

1. Chamkaur Sahib C.O. Block Total 667 661 6 348 347 2,359 2,249 110
Rural 667 661 6 348 347 2,359 2,249 110
Urban

4. Rupnillar C.D. Slock TOhi 292 283 9 361 l59 2 2,152 2,O.of6 106
Rul'3l 292 283 9 361 359 2 2,152 2,0.0f6 106
Urban ...
5. Kharar C.D. Siock Total .of67 .of62 5 475 413 2 J,7l4 l,511 223
lluraJ 456 451 5 475 473 2 l,730 3,507 223
Urban II II 4 4

Nawanshahr (O.G.) Urban II 11 4 4

6. Haiti C.D. Block TOhi 277 273 4 20S 205 1,650 ',564 86
Rul'3l 277 273 4 205 205 1,650 1,564 86
Urban

U..... nTocal Urban 1,106 1,066 40 704

"I 6 5,m 4,524 766

CltlnlU.A'. hIM... populatlOll 100,000 end above

Nil

TOWIIIIU.A'. hIM... population .... thin '00,000

I. Naya Nanpl (N.A.C.) Urban 18 18 9 8 97 7' 26

2. Nanpl Township U.A. Urban 159 149 10 107 107 1,415 1,289 126

(1) Nanpl TIIWIUhIp Urban IH 134 10 99 99 1,364 1,239 125

(N.A.C)

(If) Oust" Colony Urban 9 9 5 5 42 41

Block 'I' (O.G.)

(iii) Oustee Colony Urban 6 6 3 3 9 9

Block 'A' (O.G.)

3. Anandpur Sahib (M.C) Urban 86 8S 43 43 327 295 32

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MalJln..1Wooers Non·WOIters Sute/DIstrIctJ

SI. C.O. IIIockIU.A.I
Persons Males Fem ..1es Persons Males Females No. otyrrown
47 48 49 50 51 52 2

1,]]7 191 1,1]' 161,098 61,106 99,992 I. au....,.r DlatrIcC

1,125 19] 1,1]2 132,615 49,111 12,797
.2 5 7 28,"IJ 1t,218 17,195

250 26 224 15,656 5,907 9,749 1. Anandpur Sahib C.o~ Block

250 26 224 15,099 5,681 9,418
557 226 331

408 158 250 Oustet Colony

Block 'B' (O.G.)

149 68 81 Oustet Colony

Block 'A' (O.G.)

465 29 436 11,594 4,428 7,166 2. Nurpur Bedl C.O. Block

465 29 436 11,594 4,428 7,166

435 III 324 31,451 11,682 ",769 3. Chambur SahIb C.O. Bloct
435 111 324 31,451 11,682 19,769

31 2 29 22,943 8,720 14,223 4." RuINPI' C.O. Block

31 2 29 22,943 8,720 14,223

132 25 107 34,251 12,864 21,387 S. Khnr C.O. Block

ll2 25 107 34,200 12,844 21,356
51 20 31

51 20 3. NManShahr (O.G.)

12 12 17,328 6,463 10,865 6. MafrI C.O. Block

12 12 17,328 6,463 10,865

12 5
.., 28,48J 1t,288 17,195 UrNn Toeal

CltlwU.A'. hlvlna populltlon 100,000.nd .boY.

Nil

TCIWIIIIU.A'1 ""Ina populatlon .... than 100,000

1,603 664 939 I. N"YiJ NqaI (N.A.C,)

5,507 2,203 3,301 2. NqaI Township U.A.

4,950 1,977 2,973 (1) NqaI Township

(NAC,)

408 158 250 (II) Oustet Colony

Block 'B' (O.G.)

149 68 81 (m) Oustee Colony

Block 'A' (O.G.)

2,113 855 1,258 3. Anandpur s..hIb (M.C,)

 482
DlnRlcr PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACI'

Toul Scheduled Um
No. of Toul Scheduled Populldon
State/Districtl TotaV Households Caste Populallon In the ap-aroup 0-6
SI. C.O. Block/U.A.I RuraV with S.c.
No. Qty/Town Urban members Persons Males Females Pel'$Ons Males Females

2 :1 .~ 5 6 7 8 9 10

4. Rupnagar (M.C.) Urnan 1,070 5,718 3,004 2,714 1,061 524 537

S. Morinda (M.C.) Urnan 722 4,142 2,197 1,945 725 37~ 351

6. Kurali (M.e.) Urnan 120 3,987 2,117 1,870 718 354 364

7. Kharar U.A. Urban 1,078 6,084 3,321 2,763 1,026 583 443

(i) Kharar (M.C.) Urnoo 1,066 6,015 3,283 2,732 1,008 572 436

(ii) Nawanshal1r (O.Ci.) Urnan 12

a. S.A.S. Nagar (Mohall) Urnan 1,462 6,738

69

3,628
38

3,110
31 18

1,222 648
" 574
7

(N.A.C.)

9. P.d... Dlan'cc Toea' 15,849 411,607 2J9,.'2 208,135 87,3~ 46,n. 41,'36
Au", 64,519 379,994 203,648 176,346 74,469 ]9,482 34,987
Urban 11,330 61,61] lS,824 31,7" 12,89' 6,742 6,'49
1. Bassi Pathana C.O. 810ck Total 5,431 32,272 17,218 15,054 6,062 3,203 2,859
Rural 5,431 32,272 17,218 15,054 6,062 3,203 2,859
Urnoo

2. Sirhind C.O. Block Total 9,908 51,431 30,813 26,618 11,098 5,866 5,232
Rural 9,802 56,968 30,543 26,425 10,991 5,816 5,175
Urban 106 463 270 193 107 50 57

(I) Iqbal Colony (O.Ci.) Urban 36 166 99 67 37 18 19

(il) Soot Nagar (O.C.) Urban 42 168 98 70 34 I .. 20

(iii) Oalip Nagar (O.G.) Urban 28 129 73 S6 36 18 18

3. Oera Bassi C.D. 810ck Total 5,252 ll,773 16,970 ''',803 6,062 3,251 2,811
Rural 5,252 31,173 16,970 14,803 6,062 3,251 2,811
Urban

4. Chanaur C.O. Block Total 4,481 26,971 14,559 12,418 5,054 2,732 2,322
Rural 4,481 26,971 14,559 12,418 5,054 2,732 2,322
Urban

5. Rajpura C.D. Block Total 6,391 38,70-+ 20,694 18,010 7,483 J,952 3,531
Rural 6,391 38,704 20,694 18,010 7,483 3,952 3,531
Urban

6. Bhunerheri C.O. Block Total 5,413 33,147 17,858 15,289 6,703 3,611 3,092
Rural 5,"'10 3l,lll 17,850 15,283 6,699 3,608 3,091
Urban 1 I .. 8 6 4 3 I

Outer. Area (O.G.) Urban 1 I .. 8 6 4 3

7. Patiala C.D. Block Total 7,365 42,481 22,757 19,724 8,388 4,"59 3,929
Rural 6,866 39,838 21,356 18,482 7,821 4,175 3,646
Urb." 499 2,643 1,401 1,2"2 567 284 283

(i) Back side of Urnan 80 422 217 205 61 3S 26

Central Jail (O.G.)

(ii) D.C.W. Colony (O.G.) Urnan 118 464 2.. ' 223 147 73 74
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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Culdvators

Literates (I·IX) I State/DlstrlctJ
51. CD. BlocklU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. QtylTown

11 12 13 I .. 15 16 17 18 19 2

2,823 1,708 1,115 1,604 1,440+ 160 31 31 4. Rupnagar (M.C)

1,729 1,062 667 1,026 977 49 25 25 5. Malinda (M.e.)
1,647 1,017 630 1,092 1,006 86 4 4 6. KUI'aIl(M.q
3,044 1,890 1,154 1,607 1,513 94 7 7 7. Kharar U.A.
3,019 1,875 1,144 1,589 1,495 94 7 7 (i) Kharar (M.Cl

2S 15 10 18 18 (II) Nawanshallr (O.G.)

3,939 2,305 1,634 2,068 1,756 312 5 5 8. SA.S. Nagar (Mohall)
(N.A.q
1]8,820 93,492 45,328 1]1,712 124,695 7,017 6,285 6,186 99 9. P.tlat. DIstrict
112,516 76,945 35,571 111,993 107,381 4,612 6,044 5,947 97
26,]04 16,547 9,757 19,719 17,314 2,405 241 239 2.
13,382 8,577 4,805 9,165 8,959 206 189 188 1. Bassi Pachana CD. Block
13,382 8,577 4,805 9,165 8,959 206 189 188

19,402 12,781 6,621 16,526 16,142 384 653 647 6 2. Sirhlnd CO. Block
19,239 12,670 6,569 16,368 15,989 379 653 647 6
163 111 52 158 153 5
69 49 20 S5 55 (I) Iqbal Colony (D.G.)

67 45 22 64 60 4 (II) Sant Nagar (D.G.)

21 17 10 39 38 (In) Oalip Nagar (D.G.)

12,509 8,327 4,182 8,916 8,521 395 283 278 5 J. Dera Bassi CD. Block
2,509 8,327 4,182 8,916 8,521 395 283 278 5

9,226 6,334 2,892 7,721 7,478 243 353 352 4. Gilanaur CD. Block
9,226 6,334 2,892 7,721 7,478 243 353 352

3,987 9,404 4,583 11,208 10,598 610 686 682 4 5. RaJpura C.D. 810ck
3,987 9,404 4,583 11,208 10,598 610 686 682 4

7,553 5,381 2,172 10,321 9;638 683 992 948 44 6. Bhunerheli CD. Block
7,551 5,380 2,171 10,317 9,634 683 991 947 44
2 I I 4 4

2 4 4 Outer Area (D.G ..)

2,371 8,363 4,008 12,686 12,195 491 536 511 3 7. Patlala CD. Block
1,429 7,752 3,677 11,966 11,509 457 534 511 1
942 611 111 720 686 34 2 2

222 138 84 100 88 12 (I) Back side of

Central Jail (O.G.)

282 159 123 135 126 9 (8) i).C.W. Colony (D.G.)

A-63/RGI/NDI96
 484
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Catellory of Main Woricn

Uvcstock, Forestry, Flshln"

Huntlnll and Plantations, Orchards Minlnll and
Aerlcultural Labouren and allied activities Quarryinll
State/Oisuicti TotaV II III IV
51. CO. Block/U.A.I RuraV
No. aty/Town Urbiln Persons Hiles Females Persons Hiles Females Persons Males Females

2 3 20 21 22 23 2.. 25 26 27 28

4. Rupnag.... (M.C.) Urban 10J 102 12 12

5. Morinda (M.C) Urban 275 275

6. Kurali (M.C) Urban 58 58 6 6

7. Kharar U.A. UItJan 358 HI 17 5 5

(i) Kharar (M.C) Urban 358 3.. 1 17 5 5

(ii) Nawanshahr (0.0.) Urban

8. SA.S. Nagar (Mohali) Urban 16 16 6 5

(NA.C)

9. P.t1aLa District Total 79,201 76,205 2,996 I,U7 1,418 79 3 3

Rural 76,081 73,304 2,777 1,227 1,176 51 3 3
Urban 3,120 2,901 219 270 242 28

I. Bassi Pathana CO. Block Total 6,060 5,967 93 86 82 .

Rural 6,060 5,967 93 86 82 4
Urban

2. Sirhind C. O. Block Total 11,197 11,030 167 170 144 26

Rural 11,190 11,023 167 169 143 26
UItJan 7 7

(i) Iqbal' Colony (O.C.) Urban 7 7

(ii) Sant Nagar (O.C.) Urban

(iii) Oalip Nagar (O.C.) Urban

3. Oera Bassi C.O. Block Total ",726 4,634 92 126 126 3 3

Rural 4,726 4,634 92 126 126 3 3
Urban

4. Ghanaur C.O. Block Total 5,251 5,093 158 63 60 3

Rural 5,251 5,093 158 63 60 3
Urban

5. ~jpura C.O. Block Total 6,602 6,267 335 110 109

Rural 6,602 6,267 335 110 109
Urban

6. Bhunerheri C.O. Block Total 7,674 7,189 485 80 78 2

Rural 7,672 7,187 485 80 78 2
Urban 2 2

Outer Area (O.C.) Urban 2 2

7. Pattala C.D. Block Total 7,609 7,386 223 25'1 249 5

Rural 7,368 7,151 217 2'17 2'13 4
Urban 241 235 6 7 6

(i) Back sid. of Urban 'I 3

Central Jail (O.C.)

(ii/ D.C.W. Colony (O.G./ Urban

32-B-63/RGI/ND/9E
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Indusllial Cateeory of Main Workers

ManufacturlnBl Processing, Manufacturlnll, Processing,

Servlclnll and Repairs In Servicing and Repairs In other
Household Industry than Household Industry Constructions
VIa) V(b) VI State! Dlsllictl
Sl. C.D. 8Iock1U.A.!
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. OtylTown

29 30 31 32 3J l4 35 36 37 2

10 9 179 174 5 56 53 3 4. Rupn~(M.C,)

3 3 184 180 4 77 77 5. Morlnda (M.C.)

16 14 2 149 145 1 102 101 6. Kurall (M.C,)

43 13 334 326 8 50 50 7. Khanr U.A.

43 13 331 323 8 50 50 (I) Kharar (M.C,)

3 3 (0) Nawanshahr (O.G.)

18 16 2 302 269 33 123 120 3 8. S.A.S. Napr (Mohall)

(N.A.C,)

2,160 1,818 342 9,765 8,961 804 3,913 3,870 43 9. '.tLlLl District
1,616 ' 1,367 249 6,731 6,185 546 2,422 2,398 24
544 451 91 3,034 2,776 258 1,491 1,472 19

147 138 9 549 531 15 190 190 1. Bassi Pathana C.O. Block
147 138 9 549 531 15 190 190

159 147 12 1,104 1,387 17 382 381 2. Slrhlnd C.O. Block

159 147 12 1,311 1,294 17 374 373
93 93 8 8

30 30 (I) Iqbal Colony (O.G.)

10 10 7 7 (i1) Sant Nagar (O.G.)

23 23 (iii) Dallp Nagar (O.G.)

322 221 101 897 791 106 426 420 6 3. Den Bassi C.O. Block
322 221 101 897 791 106 426 420 6

100 98 2 364 331 33 199 199 4. Ghanaur C.O. Block

100 98 2 364 331 33 199 ~99

231 213 18 1,082 938 144 404 398 6 5. Rajpun CO. Block
231 213 18 1,082 938 144 104 398 6

72 44 28 323 285 38 136 136 6. Bhunerheri C.O. Block

72 44 28 323 285 38 135 135

Oueer Area (O.G.)

262 231 31 1,011 910 71 410 103 7 7. Patlala CD. Block

259 228 31 894 831 63 394 387 7
117 109 8 16 16

2 2 22 17 5 7 7 (I) Back side of

Central Jail (O.G.)

76 73 3 (i1) O.C.W. Colony (O.G.)

 486
DlmlCT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Categof)' of Main Worters

Tra"sport, SIDrare
Trade and Commerce and Communlcatlons Other SelVlces
State/District! Total/ VII VIII IX
51. C.O. Block/U.A'/ Rurall
No. QtylTown Urbaf\ Persons Males Females Persons Males Fem"'es Persons Males Females
2 3 38 39 11 12 43 15 16

4. Rupnagar (M.e.) Urban 186 181 5 125 123 2 902 759 li3

5. Molinda (M.e.) Urban 117 116 99 99 245 201 44

6. Kurali (M.C) Urban 117 117 96 96 544 465 79

7. Kharar U.A. Urban 161 ISS 6 130 129 519 457 62

(i) Kharar (M.C.) Urban I SO 144 6 130 129 SIS 453 62

(ii) Nawanshahr (O.G.) Urban 11 11

8. S.A.S. Nagar (Mohali) Urban 262 245 17 95 93 2 1,241 987 25"1

(N.A.q

9. '.ubl .. DistrIct 101011 6,412 6,095 3J1 3,774 3,745 n 18,682 16,'94 2,288
Rural 3,422 3,356 66 %,513 2,508 s 11,9]4 11,1]7 797
UrlNln 3,0'0 2,139 27. 1,26' 1,237 Ii 6,748 5,257 1,491

I. Bas$i Pathana c.o. Blo,~ Total 345 343 2 258 258 1,341 1,259 82
Rural 345 313 2 258 258 I,Hl 1,259 82
Urban

2. Sirhind C.D. Block Total 645 625 20 316 315 1,600 1,466 134
Rural 638 619 19 311 310 1,563 1,433 130
Urban 7 6 5 5 37 33 4

(i) Iqbal Colony (O.G.) Urban 1 j 2 2 12 12

(ii) Sant Nagar (O.G.) Urban 2 2 2 12 9 3

(iii) Palip Nagar (O.G.) Urban 2 2 13 12

3. Vera 8as$i C.O. Block Total 277 270 7 357 357 1,499 1,421 78
Rural 277 270 7 J57 357 1,499 1,421 78
Urban

4. Ghanaur CD. Block Total 276 276 209 209 906 860 46
Rural 276 276 20$' 209 906 860 46
Urban
5. Rajpura C.O. Block Total 356 347 9 387 l85 2 1,350 1,259 91
Rural 356 347 9 387 l8S 2 1,350 1,259 91
Urban

6. Bhunerheri C.O. Block Total 214 209 5 149 149 681 600 81
Rural 214 209 5 149 149 681 600 81
Urban

Outer Ar~a (O.G.) Urban

7 Patiala C.D. Block Total i69 455 14 492 489 1,643 1.s09 134
Ruroll 387 373 14 412 410 1,'t71 1,355 116
Urban 8~ 62 BO 79 112 154 18

(I) Back side of Urban 15 IS 10 10 40 34 6

Central hil (O.G.)

(ii) D.C.W. Colony (O.G.) Urban 2 57 52 5

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Mafllnal Worilers Non·woliers State/DlsUictl

SI. '-D. BlockJU.A.1
Persons Males females Persons Malts Females No. QtylTown

47 48 49 50 51 52 2

4,113 1,560 2,553 4. Rupnagar (M.c.)

3,116 1,220 1,896 5. Morinda(M.c.)

2,895 I, III 1,784 6. Kurall (M.c.)

8 3 5 4,469 1,805 2,664 7. Kharar UA.

8 3 5 4,418 1,785 2,633 (I) Kharar (M.c.)

51 20 31 (n) Nawanl1lahr (O.G.)

3 2 . 1 4,667 1,870 2,791 8. 5A.S. Nasar (Mohall)

(NAc.)

J,724 484 3,240 JU,I" 114,293 197,878 9. '.clala Dlml"

3,647 459 3,188 264,354, 95,808 168,546
77 25 52 41,811 18,485 29,lJ2

143 30 113 22,964 8,229 14,735 I. Bassi Pathan. C.O. Block

143 30 113 22,964 8,229 14,735
...
646 90 556 40,259 14,581 25,678 2. "Slrhlnd CD. Siock
646 90 556 39,954 14,464 25,490
305 117 188

III 44 67 (i) Iqbal Colony (O.G.)

104 38 66 (II) Sant Nagar (O.G.)

90 35 55 (m) Oallp Nagar (O.G.)

81 .2 19 22,776 8,441 14,329 3. Dera Bassi CO. Block

81 2 79 22,776 8,447 14,J29

36 13 23 19,220 1,068 12,152 4. Ghanaur C. O. Siock

36 13 23 19,220 7,068 12,152

131 39 92 27,365 10,057 17,308 5. Rajpura C.D. Block

131 39 92 27,365 10,057 17,308

224 22 202 22,602 8,198 14,404 6. Bhunerheri C.O. Siock

224 22 202 22,592 8,194 14,398
10 4 6

10 4 6 Outer Area (O.G.)

206 5 201 29,589 10,557 19,032 7. Patlala CO. Block

206 5 201 27,666 9,842 11,824
1,923 715 1,208 •

322 129 193 (I) Back side of

Central Jail (O.G.)

329 115 214 (11) D.C.W. Colony (O.G.)

 488
DlmlCT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total Scheduled Caste

No. of Total Scheduled Population
StatelDistrict! Totall Households , Caste Population In the aee'&I'Oup 0-6
SI. C.D. Block/U.A.I Rurall with SoC.
No, aty/Town Urban meml>ers Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5· 6 7 8 9 10

(iii) Backside of Thapar College Urban 40 221 122 99 38 19 19

of Engineering (O,G.)

(Iv) Village Rasulpur Url>an 48 287 155 132 55 30 25

Saida (O,G,)

(v) Village Kheri Urban 66 350 203 147 51 26 25

Gujran (O,G.)

(vi) Thapar College of Urban 3 9 6 3

Engineering (O,G,)

(vii) Hira Bagh Colony (O.G.) Urban 5 25 13 12 5 2 3

(viii) Bazigarh Town (O,G.) Urban 139 865 444 421 210 99 111

8, Samana C.O, Block Total 11,437 66,240 35,284 30,956 14,058 7,280 6,778
Rural 11,437 66,2'10 35,284 30,956 14,058 7,280 6,778
Urban

9, Nabha C.O. Block Total 9,449 54,089 29,174 24,915 10,239 5,465 4,774
Rural 9,4"19 54,089 29,174 24,915 10,239 5,465 4,774
Urban

Url>an Total Urban 11,330 67,613 35,824 31,789 12,891 6,742 6,149

Clt1 ••/U.A'. havl", population I 00,000 and abov.

1. Patiala U.A. Urban 4,123 24,688 13,005 11,683 4,411 2,261 2,150

(i) Patlala (M,C.) Urban 3,763 22,910 12,048 10,862 4,054 2,076 1,978

(ii) Back side of Central Jail Urban 80 422 217 205 61 35 26

(O,G,)

(iii) O.C.W. Colony (O.G.) Urban 118 464 241 223 147 73 74

(iv) Back side of Thapar Urban 40 221 122 99 38 19 19

Colle~e of Engg. (O.G.)

(v) Viilage Rasulpur Urban 48 287 ISS 132 55 30 25

Saida (O.G.)

(vi) Village Kheri Urban 66 350 203 147 51 26 25

Gujran (O.G.)

(Vii) Tnapar College Urban 3 9 6 3

of Engg. (O.G.)

(viii) Hira Bagh Colony (O.G.) tlrban 5 25 13 12 5 2 3

Towns/U.A's havl", population 1... than 100,000

I. Bassi (M.c.) Urban 762 4,454 2,390 2,064 788 'I'll 347

2, Sirhind (M.C.) . Urban 705 4,326 2,266 2,060 812 440 372
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IAduslrial Catellory of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators

Literates (I-IX) I State/Dlslricti
Sl. C.O. BlodIU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. OtylTown

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2

127 82 45 60 54 6 (m) Bacbtde of Thapar College ;

of Engineering (O.c.)

80 55 25 77 76 (Iv) Villaae ~Ipur

Salda (O.G.)

121 85 36 103 103 (v) Villaae Kheri

Gulran (O.G.)

3 3 3 3 (vi) Thapar College of

Engineering (O.G.)

12 10 2 5 5 (vii) Hlra Bagh Colony (O.G:)

95 79 16 237 231 6 (vffi) Bazlprh Town (O.G.)

10,357 8,043 2,314 20,217 1-8,848 1,369 1,699 1,669 30 8. Samana C. O. 810ck
10,357 8,043 2,314 20,217 18,848 1,369 1,699 1;669 30

14,836 10,458 4,378 16,115 15,845 270 656 653 3 9. Nabha C.O. Block
14,836 10,458 4,378 16,115 15,845 270 656 653 3

26,304 16,547 9,757 19,719 17,]14 2,405 241 239 2 Urban To""

Cld.stU.A', Mvlnr popu~tlon 100,000 and above

10,718 6,610 4,108 7,675 6,232 1,443 37 37 I. Padala U.A.

9,871 6,078 3,793 7,192 5,771 1,415 35 35 (I) Patlala (M.c.)

222 138 84 100 88 12 (n) Back side of Central Jail

(O.G.)

282 159 123 135 126 9 (m) O.C.W. Colony (O.G.)

127 82 45 60 54 6 (Iv) Back side of Thapar

College of Eng. (O.G.)

80 55 25 77 76 (v) VIiI"Bt IWulpur

Salda (O.G.)

121 85 36 103 103 (vl) Village Kheri

Gulran (O.G.)

1 3 1 (viI) Thapar Colleee

of Eng. (O.G.)

12 10 2 5 (viii) Hlra Bagh Colony (O.G.)

TownsIU.A', Mvlnr populadon 1_ chan 100,000

2,021 1,254 767 1,215 1,168 47 26 26 ... , I. Bassi (M.c.)

1,859 1,109 750 1,182 1,091 91 28 28 2. Slmlnd (M.c.)

 490
Dlmla PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAa

InduS1rial uteCOry of Main Workers

Uvestock, Forestty, Ashln"

Huntin&, and Plantations, Orchards Mlnln&' and
Allricultural Labourers and allied activities Quarryln&,
StatelDlstrict! Totall II III IV
51. C.D. BlocklU.A.! RuraV
No. QtyITown Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28

(Iii) Backside of Thapar College Urban 2 2

of Engineering (O.G.)

(iv) Village Rasu!pur Urban 23 23

Saida (O.G.)

(v) Village Kheri Urban 87 87

Gulran (O.G.)

(vi) Thapar College of Urban

Engineering (O.G.)

(vii) Hira 8agh Colony (O.G.) Urban

MI) Bazlgam Town (O.G.) Urban 130 124 6

8. Samana C.O. Block Total 15,857 14,715 1,142 134 128 6

Rural 15,857 14,715 1,142 134 128 6
Urban

9. Nabha C.O. Block Total 11,355 11,267 SS 212 207 5

Rural 11,355 11,267 88 212 207 5
Urban

Urban Total Urban 3,120 2,901 219 270 242 28

Ctlu/U.A's hlvll1l population 100,000 andaboY.

1. Patiala U.A. Urban 377 367 10 126 107 19

(i) Patiala (M.e.) Urban 266 256 10 119 101 18

(ii) Back side of Central Jail Urban 4 3

(O.G.)

(m) O.C.W. Colony (O.C.) Urban

(Iv) Back side of Thapar Urban 2 2

College of Engg. (O.G.)

(v) Village Rasulpur Urban 23 23

$aida (O.G.)

(vi) VlUage Kheri Urban 87 87

Gulran (O.G.)

(vIl) Thapar College Urban

of Engg. (O.C.)

(viR) Hlra Bagh Colony (O.G.) Urban

T_nsIU.A', hlvlnr populadon 1_ thin 100,000

1. Bassi (M.e.) Urban 202 202 IS 13 2

2. Sirhind (M.e.) Urban 260 257 16 16

 491
FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Industrial CiteJory of Main Workers

Manufacturin" ProcesslnJ, Manufacturine, Processlne,

Servicing and Repairs In ServlclnJ and Repairs In other
Household Industry than Household InduStry Constnlcdons
Veal V(b) VI State/DIstrIct!
SI. c.o. BlocklU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. OtylTown

29 30 31 32 33 14 35 36 37 2

7 7 2 2 (m) Backside of Thapar College

of [""neerin, (O.C.)
0

10 10 (Iv) Village Rasulpur

"I
" Salda (O.G.)

,Iv) Village Kherl

Culran (O.C.)

(vi) Thapar Colleae of

Engineering (O.G.)

2 2 (vii) Hlra 8agh Colony (O.G.)

(viii) 8azlprh Town (O.G.)

207 163 "14 456 379 77 III 108 3 8. Samana C.D. Block
207 163 44 456 379 77 111 108 3

119 115 4 855 802 53 189 188 9. Nabha C.D. Block

IliI 115 4 8S5 802 53 189 188

544 451 91 3,034 2,776 258 1,491 1,472 19 Urban Toeal

OdulU.A'. hlvllII populatIon loo,OOO.nd .boY.

221 160 61 1,183 952 231 '389 380 9 I. Patlala U.A.

219 158 61 1,067 844 223 373 364 9 (I) Patlala (M.C,)

2 2 22 17 5 7 7 (II) Back side of Central Jail

(O.G.)

76 73 3 (m) D.C.W. Colony (O.G.)

7 7 2 2 (Iv) Back side of Thapar

College of EnllK, (O.G.)

10 10 4 4 (v) VII. Rasulpur

Salda (O.G.)

(vi) Village Kherl

Gulran (O.G.)

(vii) Thapar Colleae

of EnllK. (O.G.)

2 2 (viii) Hlra Bagh Colony (O.G.)

TownsJU.A'. hlvllII' populadon .... than 100,000

68 6"1 4 163 163 263 263 I. lIassi (M.C.)

•
18 18 163 163 87 0,7 2. Slrhlnd (M.C.)
 492
DlmlCT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Staraet
Trade and Commerce and Communications Other Services
State/District! Total! VII VIII IX
Sl. CO. BlocklU.A.I Rural!
No. Oty/Town Urban Persons Males females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 38 39 40 'II 42 43 44 45 46

(iii) Backside of Thapar College Urban 8 8 1 7 34 28 6

of Engineering (O.G.)

(Iv) Village Rasulpur Urban 6 6 13 13 19 18

Said. (O.C.)

(v) Village Kheri Urban 12 12

Guiran (O.G.)

(vi) Thapar College of Urban 3 3

Engine~lng (O.C.)

(vii) Hir. Sagn Colony (O.G.) Urban

(\'iii) B31lgaril Town (O.G.) Urban 52 52 47 47 6 6

8. Samana C.D. Block Total 298 293 5 185 185 1,270 1,208 62
Rural 298 293 5 185 185 1,270 1,208 62
Urban

9. Nab". C.O. Block Total 631 626 5 245 245 1,853 1,742 111
Rural 631 626 5 245 245 1,853 1,742 III
Urban

Urban Total Urban 3,010 2,739 271 1,26. 1,211 24 6,148 5,257 ',491

C1dulU.A's IMvlne population 100,000 .... abov.

I. Patlol. U.A. Urban 1,286 1,053 233 456 438 18 3,600 2,738 862

(I) Patiala (M.C,) Urban 1,256 1,023 233 423 406 17 3,434 2,590 844

(ii) Back side of Central Jail Urban IS 15 10 10 io 34 6

(O.G.)

(iii) O.C.W. Colony (O.C.) Urban 2 57 52 5

(Iv) Back side of Thapar Urban 8 8 1 7 34 28 6

College of ~ngg. (O.C.)

(v) Village Rasulpur Urban 6 6 13 13 19 18

Said. (O.C.)

(vi) Village Kheri Urban 12 12

Guira" (O.G.)

(vii) Thapar College Urb.n • 3 3

of Engg. (O.C.)

(viii) Hlra 8agh Colony (O.C.) Urban

TowIlSiU.A.'s Mvllll populallon less lMn 100,000

I. Bassi (M.c.) Urban 78 75 3 83 83 317 279 38

2. Sirhind (M.C.) Urban 107 103 4 88 88 415 331 84

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Marginal Workers Non·workers State/DIstrict!

Sl- c.o. 8Iock1U.A.1
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. OtylTown

47 ..9 49 50 51 52 2

161 68 93 (1111 BacbIdt of fhapat' College

of Engineering (O.C.I

210 79 131 (Iv) VIII. Rasulpur

Salda (O.C.)

247 100 1'17 (v) Vlllace Kherl

Culran (O.G.)

6 3 3 (vi) Thapar College of

Engineering (O.G.l

20 8 12 (vii) Hlra Bac!! Colony (O.C.)

628 213 41S (villI Batlgarh Town (O.G.)

1,'103 230 1,173 4",620 16,206 28,41" Samana CO. Block

1,'103 230 1,173 H,620 .,
16,206 28,"1'1

777 28 149 37,;97 13,301 23,896 Nabha CO. Block

777 28 49 37,197 13,301 23,896
...
77 25 52 +7,.'7 1.,4.5 29,;J12 UrNnToAI

adU/U.A's hav.... popua.,lon 100,000 .nd.boY.

2 2 17,011 6,771 10,2'10 '. Patlala U.A.

2 2 15,716 6,269 9,"47 (I) Patlala (M.q

322 129 193 (n) Back side of Central Jail

(O.G.)

... 329 115 21'1 (01) D.C.W. Colony (O.G.)

161 68 93 (Iv) Back side of Thapar

College of En". (O.G.)

210 79 131 (v) VIII. Rasulpur

Salda(O.G.)

247 100 147 (vi) ViR. Kherl

Gulran (O.G.)

6 3 3 (vii) Tilapar College

of Enlll\ (O.G.)

20 8 12 (vIll) Hira Baeh Colony (O.G.)

TCIWlIIIU.A'. havl... poI'II",lol1 leu than 100,000

1,219 1,222 2,017 I .. SS (M.c.)

J,14J 1,17 1,969 2. Slr1Ilnd (M.C.)

 494

DlmlCT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total Scheduled Caste

No. of Total Scheduled Populallon
State/District! Total/ Households Caste Populallon In the a&e-group 0-6
SI. C.D. Block/U.A.I Rural! withS.c.
No. Oty/Town Urban members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 .4 5 6 7 8 9 10

3. Oera Bassi (M.c.) Urban 237 1,386 725 661 248 134 114
4. Banur (M.C.) Urban 402 3,011 1,615 1,396 616 340 276

5. Rajpura (M.C.) Urban 764 4,205 2,203 2,002 831 409 422

6. Sanaur U.A. Urban 427 2,542 1,317 1,225 554 281 273

(i) Sanaur (M.c.) Urban 285 1,663 865 798 340 179 161

(ii) Outer Area (O.G.) Urban 3 14 8 6 4 3

(iii) Bazigar Town (O.G.) Urban 139 865 444 421 210 99 111
7. 'Patran (NA.C.) Urban 290 1,790 953 837 417 194 223

9. Samana (M.C.) Urban 1,104 6,470 3,422 3,048 1,305 709 596

9. Nabha (M.C.) Urban 1,025 6,399 3,357 3,042 1,227 650 577

10. Amloh (M.c.) Urban 372 2,219 1,169 1,050 426 225 201
11. Gobindgarh UA. Urban 1,119 6,123 3,402 2,721 1,256 658 598
(i) Gobindgarh (M.c.) Urban 1,013 5,660 3,132 2,528 1,149 608 541

(ii) Iqbal Colony (O.G.) Urban 36 166 99 67 37 18 19

aiii) ~nl Nagar (O.G.) Urban 42 16B 98 70 34 14 20

(iv) Oalip Nagar (D.G.) Urban 28 129 73 S6 36 18 18

,
10. s..lt&'rvr District . Total 80,539 458,856 246,]60 212,496 89,440 47,384 42,056
Aufal 66,887 380,281 204,534 175,747 73,832 39,063 34,769
Urban 1],652 78,575 41,826 ]6,749 15,608 8,321 7,287

I. Ahmedga"" C.O. Block Total 6,718 37,969 20,397 17,572 6,968 3,712 3,256
." Rural 6,718 37,969 20,397 17,572 6,968 3,712 3,256
Urban

2. Malerkotla C.D. Block Total 6,150 35,362 18,970 16,392 6,678 3,559 3,119
Rural 6,150 35,362 18,970 16,392 6,678 3,559 3,119
Urban
3. Dhuri CO. Block Total 6,826 39,495 21,322 18,173 7,606 4,075 3,531
R~ral 6,826 39,495 21,322 18,173 7,606 4,075 3,531
Urban

4. Bhawanigarh C.O. Block Total 4,933 27,651 14,735 12,916 5,474 2,812 2,662
Rural 4,701 26,361 14,071 12,290 5,170 2,669 2,501
Urban 232 1,290 664 626 304 143 161

)hugl Basti (Outside Urban 232 1,290 664 626 304 143 161
M.C. Limits) (O.G.)
• 3,701
Sangrur CD: Block Q Total 7,099 40,177 21,748 18,429 7,939 4,238
Rural 7,093 40,146 21,730 18,416 7,929 4,233 3,696
Urban 6 31 18 13 10 5 5

Plndi Kehar Singh & Urban 6 31 18 13 10 5 5

Pindi Ohilwan (D.G.)
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Industrial CateiQry of Main Worbrs

Total Main Workers Culdvators

Literates (I-IX) I State/DIstrict!
51. C.O. BlocklU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. OtylTown

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2

718 431 287 368 321 47 7 7 3. Cera Bassi (M.e.)

1,035 689 346 748 725 23 68 68 4. Banur (M.e.)

1,579 972 607 1,171 1,026 145 13 12 5. Rajpura (M.e.)

662 442 220 817 687 130 2 2 6. Sanaur U.A.

565 362 203 576 452 124 (I) Sanaur (M.e.)

2 (II) Outer Area (O.C.)

95 79 16 237 231 6 (01) Bazlpr Town (O.G.)

355 259 96 518 495 23 9 9 7. 'Patran (N.A.e.)

1,285 653 1,908 1,700' 208 12 12 8. Samana (M.e.)

2,211 1,393 818 1,690 1,53~ 157 29 28 9. Nabha (M.e.)

875 570 305 619 586 33 4 10. Amioh (M.e.)

2,33~ 1,533 800 1,808 1,750 58 6 6 I I• Coblndgam U.A.

2,\ 70 1,422 748 1,650 1,597 53 6 6 (I) Goblndprh (M.e.)

69 49 20 55 S5 (II) Iqbal Colony (O.C.)

67 45 22 64 60 4 (iii) Sant Nagar (O.G.)

27 17 10 39 38 (Iv) Oallp Nagar (O.G.)

100,283 71,275 29,008 139,703 134,410 5,291 4,163 4,108 55 10. Sanrrur District
80,243 57,891 22,352 117,437 113,617 3,820 3,864 3,810 54
20,040 13,384 6,656 22,266 20,793 1,473 299 298 1

13,109 9,111 3,998 11,088 10,931 157 284 283 I. Ahmedgarh e.0. Block
13,109 9,111 3,998 11,088 10,931 157 284 283

11,202 i,683 3,519 10,510 10,267 243 306 302 4 2. Malerkotla e.0. Block
11,202 7,683 3,519 10,510 10,267 243 306 302 4

9,362 6,821 2,541 11,774 11,614 160 232 231 3. Dhurl C.O. Block
9,362 6,821 2,541 11,774 11,614 160 232 231

5,594 4,143 1,451 8,365 8,155 210 259 258 4. Bhawanlgarh e.0. Block
5,373 3,975 1,398 8,001 7,824 177 254 253
221 168 53 364 331 33 5 5

221 168 53 364 331 33 5 Jhugl B~I (OUUide

M.e. limits) (O.G.)

7,232 5,259 1,973 12,990 12,323 667 342 336 6 5. Sangrur e.D. Block
7,230 5,257 1,973 12,976 12,311 66S 342 336 6
2 2 14 12 2
2 14 12 2 Plndl Kehar Singh at
Plnd! Ohltwan (O.G.)
 496
DlmlCT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Indumal CatellOIY of Main Workers

Livestock, FOrt5try, Ashlnl,

Hunlin, and Plantalions, Orchards Minln, and
AiriCIIllllrailabOllfers and allied actIvllies Quarryln,
State/DlsUictl TotaV II III IV
51. C.O. BlocklU.A.I RuraV
No. aty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males females

2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

3. Dera Bassi (M.e.) Urban 22 19 3 15 13 2

4. Banur (M.e.) Urban 355 349 6

50 Rajpura (MoC.) Urban 239 225 14 12 12

6. Sanaur UA. Urban 407 346 61 12 II

(i) Sana"r (M .C.) Urban 275 220 55 12 II

In) Outer Area (O.G.) Urban 2 2

(Ill) Bazlgar Town (O.G.) Urban 130 124 6

7. ·Patran (NA.Co) Urban 66 64 2 10 9

8; Samana (M.C.) Urban 536 437 99 20 18 2

9. Nabha (M.C.) Urban 390 369 21 19 18

10. Amloh(M.e.) Urban 161 161 9 9

II. Goblndgarll UA. Urban 105 105 15 IS

(i) Gobindgarll (M.e.) Urban 98 98 14 14

(II) Iqbal Colony (O.G.) Urban 7 7

(iii) Sant Nagar (O.G.) Urban

(Iv) Oalip Nagar (O.G.) Urban

10. SaRlrur District Total 101,451 ge,366 3,085 1,409 1,340 69 9 9

Rural 93,,079 90,311 2,768 1,112 1,112 60 9 9
UrlMn 8,372 e,dSS 317 237 228 9

1. Ahmedgarh C.O. Block Total 7,724 7,664 60 61 60 6 6

Rural 7,721 7,664 60 61 60 6 6
Urban

2. Malerkotla C.D. 8lo~k Total 7,606 7,466 140 112 109 J

Rural 7,608' 7,466 140 112. 109 1
Urban

3. Dhuri e.D. Block Total 8,692 8,,616 76 147 142 5

Rural 8,692 8,,616 16 141 142 5
Urban

'I. Bhawanigarh C.O. Block Total 6,519 6,429 90 93 93

Rural 6,160 6,375 85 82 82
Urban 59 54 5 11 11

)hugi Bast! (Outside Urban 59 54 5 11 11

M.e. limits) (OoG.)

S. Sangrur C.D. 810ck Total 10,199 ',713 486 166 140 26

Rural 10,192 9,706 486 166 140 26
Urban 7 7
Pind! Kehar Singh et Urban 7 7
Plndi Dhilwan (O.G.)
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FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Manufa,wring, Processing, Manufacwring, Processing,

Servicing and Repairs in Servicing and Repairs In other
Household Industry than Household Indusll'Y Constructions
VIa) V(b) VI Statt/Oistrictl
51. C.O. BlocklU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Qty/Town

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 2

12 7 5 55 45 10 55 55 3. Oera Bassi (M.C.)

68 66 2 30 30 10 10 4. Banur (M.C,)

24 17 7 186 178 8 44 5. Ralpura (M.c.)

29 25 4 24 24 10 10 6. Sanaur U.A.

28 24 4 23 23 9 9 (I) Sanaur (M.C,)

(n) Outer Area (O.G.)

(III) 8az1gar Town (O.C.)

75 72 3 76 76 7. ·Patran (N.A.C,)

44' 37 7 163 163 231 229 2 8. Samana (M.C,)

6 4 2 146 142 4 96 96 9. Nabha (M.C,)

8 8 35 35 68 68 10. Amloh (M.C,)
45 44 811 809 2 162 154 8 II. Coblndgam U.A.

45 44 718 716 2 154 146 8 (I) Coblndgarh (M.C,)

30 30 (n) Iqbal Colony (O.G.)

40 40 7 7 (III) Sant Nagar (O.C.)

23 23 (Iv) OalJp Nagar (O.G.)

1,510 1,418 112 6,21l 5,861 J50 2,530 2,492 J8 I O. $alllrur District
1,10"\ 1,050 54 1,942 1,684 2SB 1,302 1,280 22
426 368 58 2,271 2,179 92 1,228 1,212 16

273 256 17 908 899 9 118 118 I. Ahmedgarh CO. Block

273 256 17 908 899 9 118 118

124 120 4 564 544 20 142 142 2. Malerkotla e.O. Block

124 120 "I 564 5'14 20 142 142

183 177 6 549 540 9 188 188 3. Ohuri e.O. 810ck

183 177 6 549 540 9 188 188

III 94 17 301 246 55 136 . 136 "I. Bhawanlgarh CO. Block

97 85 12 237 201 36 12 7'b
14 9 5 64 45 19 64 64

14 9 64 45 19 64 64 )hugl Bastl (Outside

M.C Limits) (O.G.)

101 100 434 357 77 209 196 13 5. Sangrur e.O. Block

101 100 429 354 75 209 196 13
5 3 2

5 3 2 Plndl Kehar Singh 5:

Plndl Ohllwan (O.C.)
 498
DlmlCT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Cateeory of Main Workers

Transport, Storalle
Trade and Commerce and Commun~tIons Odler Services
Sta tel District! TotaV VII VIII IX
51. c.o. Block/U.A'/ RuraV
No. Qty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45

3. Dera Bassi (M.C) Urban 54 53 19 19 129 103 26

4. Banur (M.e.) Urban 54 53 14 14 148 134 14

5. Rajpura (M.C) Urban 85 77 8 127 125 2 441 336 105

6. Sanaur UA. Urban 65 64 64 63 204 142 62

(i) Sanaur (M.c.) Urban 13 12 17 16 198 136 6~

(ii) Outer Area (O.G.) Urban

(iii) Bazlgar Town (O.G.) Urban 52 52 47 47 6 6

7. *Patran (NA.C.) Urban 184 180 4 14 14 83 70 13

8. Samana (M.C) Urban 383 379 4 126 126 393 299 94

9. Nabha (M.e.) Urban 376 370 6 86 84 2 542 422 120

10. Amloh (M.e.) Urban 156 154 2 31 31 147 116 31
II. Goblndgarh UA. Urban 182 178 4 IS3 152 329 287 42
(i) Goblndgarh (M.e.) Urban 175 172 3 148 147 292 254 38
(ii) Iqbal Colony (O.G.) Urban 3 3 2 2 12 12
(iii) Sant Nagar (O.G.) Urban 2 2 2 12 9 3

(Iv) Dalip Nagar (O.G.) Urban 2 2 13 12

10. SanaNr District Total 6,078 5,748 lJO 3,858 J,832 26 12,462 11,2lt 1,228
Rural 2,716 2,664 52 1,857 1,853 4 8,392 7,844 548
UrlNn 3,362 3,081 278 2,001 1,979 22 4,070 3,390 680
I. Ahmedgarh C.D. Block Total 354 350 4 234 233 1,126 1,062 64
Rural 354 350 4 234 233 1,126 1,062 64
Urban

2. Malerkotla C.D. Block Total 343 340 3 277 276 1,035 967 6~
Rural 343 HO 3 277 276 1,035 967 68
Urban

3. Dhurl C.D. Block Total 366 359 7 313 312 1,104 1,049 55
Rural 366 359 7 313 312 1,104 1,049 S5
Urban

4. ShawaRlgarn C.D. Siock Total 287 283 99 99 559 516 43

Rural 195 192 83 83 520 480 40
Urban 92 91 16 16 39 36 h

Jhugl Bastl (Outside Urban 92 91 16 16 39 36 3

M.C. limits) (O.G.)

5. Sangrur C.D. Block Total 344 341 3 199 199 995 940 55
Rural 344 341 3 199 199 993 9J8 S5
Urban 2 2

Plndl Kehar Singh 6: Urban 2 2

Plndl Dhllwan (O.G.)
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Marginal Workers Non·workers State/District!

SI. C. D. Block/U.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. aty/Town

47 48 49 SO 51 52 2

1,018 404 614 3. Dera 83S51 (M.c.) •

2,262 890 1,372 4. 8anur (M.C.)

3,033 1,177 1,856 5. Raipura (M.C.)

39 9 30 1,686 621 1,065 6. Sanaur U.A.

39 9 30 1,048 404 644 (I) Sanaur (M .C.)

1O 4 6 (il) Outer Area (O.G.)

628 213 415 (iii) 8azigar Town (O.G.)

19 1B 1.253 457 796 7. ·Patran (NA.C.)

4,561 1.722 2,839 8. Samana (M.C.)

4.70B 1,824 2,884 9. Nabha (M.C.)

12 12 1,588. 571 1,017 10. Amloh (M.C,}

4,315 1.652 2,663 11. Goblndgarh .UA.

4,010 1.535 2,475 (i) Goblndgarh (M.C.)

111 44 67 (ii) Iqbal Colony (O.G.)

104 38 66 (Ill) Sant Nagar (O.G.)

90 35 55 (Iv) Oallp Nagar (O.G.)

8,370 485 7,885 JIO,78J 1 .. ,465 199,318 10. San"", District

8,029 454 7,575 254.815 90,463 164,352
341 J1 JIO 55,968 21,002 34,966

980 12 968 25.901 9.454 16,-447 I. Ahmedgarh C.O. Block

980 12 968 25.901 9.454 16,447

611 23 588 24,241 8,680 15,561 2. Malerkotla C.O. Block

611 23 588 24,241 8,680 15,561

1,274 116 1.158 26.447 9,592 16,855 3. Ohurl C.O. Block

1,274 116 1,158' 26,447 9,592 16.855

186 31 155 19,100 6,549 12,551 4. Bhawanlgarh C.O. Block

186 31 ISS 18,174 6,216 11,958
926 333 593

926 333 593 Jhugi Bast1 (Outside

M.C. Limits) (O.G.)

1,36B SO 1,318 25,819 9,375 16,444 5. Sangrur C.O. Block

1,36B SO 1,318 25,B02 9,369 16,43i
17 6 11

17 6 11 Plndl Kehar Singh s:

Pindl Ohllwan (O.G.)

33-A-63/RGI/ND/96
 500
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total Scheduled Caste

No. of Total Scheduled Population
State/DISlrict/ Totall Households Caste Population In the a&e-group ()"6
SI. C. D. Block/U.A.I Rurall with S.c.
No. aty/Town Urban members Persons Males Females Persons Males Fema~es

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

6. Sunam C.O. Block Total 9,015 50,625 27,408 23,217 10,139 5,409 4,730
Rural 8,843 49,602 26,855 22,747 9,935 5,311 4,624
Urban 172 1,023 553 470 204 98 106

Chamar TIbbi, Moranwali, Urban 172 1,023 553 470 204 98 106
Model Town (Rural),
Gug.peer, Kothe Harlgarh
and Kothe Singhpur (O.G.)

7. lehragaga C.O. Block Total 8,763 49,543 26,735 22,80a 10,320 5,338 4,982
Rural a,763 49,543 26,735 22,80a 10,320 5,338 4,982
Urban

a. Barnala C.O. Block Total 7,552 42,496 22,888 19,60a 7,967 4,252 3,715
Rural 7,552 42,496 22,888 19,608 7,967 4,252 3,715
Urban

9. Sehna C.O. Block Total 4,804 27,851 14,828 13,023 5,338 2,762 2,576
Rural 4,804 27,851 14,828 13,023 5,338 2,762 2,576
Urban

Electricity Colony (O.G.) Urban

10. Mahal Kalan C.O. Block Total 5,437 31,456 16,738 14,718 5,921 3,152 2,769
Rural 5,437 31,456 16,738 14,718 5,921 3,152 2,769
Urban

Urban Total Urban 13,652 78,575 41,826 36,749 15,608 8,321 7,287

CItJes/U.A's havIng populatIon 100,000 and above

Nil

Towns/U.A's havl", population 1_ than 100,000

I. Ahmedgarh (M.C.) Urban 586 3,976 2,135 1,841 759 431 328

2. Malerkotla (M.C.) Urban 853 4,814 2,516 2,238 935 497 438

3. Ohuri (M.c.) Urban 1,431 8,182 4,329 3,853 1,734 920 814

4. Bhawanigarh U.A. Urban 601 3,252 1,717 1,535 674 354 320

(i) Bhawanlgam (M.c.) Urban 369 1,962 1,053 909 370 211 159

(H) lhugi Bastl (Outside Urban 232 1,290 664 626 304 143 161
M.C. limits) (O.G.)

5. Sangrur (M.C.) Urban 1,812 10,188 5,352 4,836 1,955 1,033 922

6. . Longawal U.A. Urban 738 4,063 2,176 1,887 830 458 372

(i) longawal (M.c.) Urban 732 4,032 2,158 1,874 820 453 367

(ii) Plndl Kehar Singh II[ Urban 6 31 18 13 10 5 5

Plndi Ohilwan (O.G.)

33-B-63/RGI/N 0/96
 501
FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Industrial Category of Main W<rlers

Total Main Workers Cultivators

Literates (I-IX) I State/District!
51_ C.O. Block/U.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. GtylTown

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2

7,222 5,489 1,733 16,365 15,476 889 562 546 16 6. Sunam CO. Block
6,924 5,281 1,643 16,080 15,192 888 516 500 16
298 208 90 285 284 46 46

298 20B 90 2B5 2B4 46 46 Chamar TIbbl, Moranwali,

Model Town (Rural),
Gugapeer, Kothe Harigarh
and Kothe Singh pur (O.G.)

5,635 4,660 975 15,502 14,915 587 919 905 14 7. Lehragaga C.O. Block
5,635 4,660 975 15,502 14,915 587 919 905 14

7,481 5,472 2,009 13,250 13,021 229 557 555 2 8. Bamala CD. Block
7,481 5,472 2,009 13,250 13,201 229 557 555 2

5,009 3,620 1,389 8,893 8,472 421 188 184 4 9. Sehna CD. Block
5,009 3,620 1,389 8,893 8,472 421 188 184 4

Electricity Colony (O.G.)

8,918 6,011 2,907 9,363 9,070 293 266 261 5 10. Mahal Kalan C.O. Block
8,918 6,011 2,907 9,363 9,070 293 266 261 5

20,040 13,,384 6,656 22,266 20,793 1,473 299 298 Urban Tot.11

Cltios/U.A's havlnr population 100,000 and above

Nil

Towns/U.A's havln, populatlon II" than 100,000

1,173 774 399 1,087 976 111 5 5 1. Ahrnedgarh (M.c.)

1,747 1,170 577 1,335 1,227 108 IS 15 2. Malerkotla (M.c.)

2,409 1,584 825 2,186 2,080 106 3 3 3. Ohuri (M.c.)

870 589 281 943 887 S6 5 4. Bhawanlgarih U.A.

649 421 228 579 556 23 (i) Bhawanlgarh (M.c.)

221 168 53 364 331 33 5 5 (ii) Jhugl Basti (Outside

M.C Limits) (O.G.)

3,884 2,420 1,464 2,694 2,461 233 14 14 S. Sangrur (M.c.)

494 351 143 1,244 1,187 57 44 44 6. Longowal U.A.

492 349 143 1,230 1,175 55 44 '14 (i) Longowal (M.c.)

2 2 14 12 2 (iI) Pindi Kehar Singh lit

Pindl Ohllwan (O.G.)
 502
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main WOlters

Uvestock, Forestry, Ashlng,

Hunting and Plantations, Orchards Mining and
Agricultural Labourers and allied actlvlties Quarrying
State/District! Totall II III IV
Sl. CD. BlocklU.A.I RuraU
No. Gty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

6. Sunam C.O. Block Total 13,523 12,806 717 176 172 4

Rural 13,'113 12,696 717 171 167 4
Urban 110 110 5 5

Chamar TIbbi, Moranwali, Urban 110 110 5 5

Model Town (Rural),
Gugapeer, Kothe Harlgarh
and Kothe Singhpur (O.G.)

7. lehragaga C.D. 810ck Total 12,661 12,193 468 185 177 8

Rural 12,661 12,193 468 185 177 8
Urban

8. 8arnala C.O. 810ck Total 10,835 10,707 128 110 102 8

Rural 10,835 10,707 128 110 102 8
Urban

9. Sehna C.D. Block Total 7,454 7.091 363 86 82 'I

Rural 7,454 7.091 363 86 82 'I
Urban

Electricity Colony (O.G.) Urban

10. Mahal Kalan C.D. Block Total 8,042 7,797 245 52 51

Rural 8,042 7,797 2'15 52 51
Urban

UrbAn TO'AI UribAn 8,372 8,055 317 237 228 9

Clde./U.A'.....vlnr populAdon 100,000 and Above

Nil

Town./U.A'.....vlnl populadon loss ' .... n 100,000

I. Ahmedgarh (M.C.) Urban 176 144 32'

2. Malerkotla (M.C.) Urban 82 79 3 3 3

3. Dhurl (M.c.) Urban 498 48'1 14 16 16

4. Bhawanigarh U.A. Urban 313 305 8 IS 15

(i) Bhawanigarh (M.c.) Urban 254 251 3 4 4

(ii) Jhugi 8astl (Outside Urban 59 5'1 5 11 11

M.C. limits) (O.G.)

5. Sangrur (M.C.) Urban 245 240 5 39 38

6. Longowal U.A. Urban 931 899 32 18 18

(i) Lonrowal (M.c.) Urban 924 892 32 18 18

(ii) Pindi Kehar Singh &: Urban 7 7

Pindi Dhilwan (O.G.)
 503
FOR SCH EDU LED CASTES

Industrial Category of Main Wortcers

Manufacturing, Processing, Manufacturlni, Processing,

Servicing and Repairs in Servicing and Repairs in other
Household Industry than Household Industry Constructions
V(a) V(b) VI State/District!
SI. CO. BlockfU.A'/
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. QtylTown

29 30 31 32 33 3-' 35 36 37 2

108 98 10 ..05 336 69 13-' 133 6. Sunam CO. Block

106 96 10 397 328 69 88 87
2 2 8 8 -'6 %

2 2 8 8 -'6 -'6 Chamar TIbbl, Moranwall,

Model Town (Rural),
Gugapeer, Kothe Harigarh
and Kothe Singhpur (O.G.)

27 26 216 196 20 181 175 6 7. lehragaga CO. Block

27 26 216 196 20 181 175 6

55 53 2 305 295 10 1..0 138 2 8. Bamala C.O. Block

5'5 53 2 305 295 10 1..0 138 2

6-' 63 193 191 2 III III 9. Sehna CO. Block

M 63 193 191 2 III III

Electricity Colony (O.G.)

H H 144 136 8 53 53 10. Mahal Kalan CO. Block

H 74 144 136 8 53 53

U6 J68 58 2,271 2,179 92 1,228 1,212 16 Urb.on Togi

CltI.slU.A', hav1nr popuJ.tlon 100,000 and above

Nil

TownsIU.A's havlnl popuJ.don I.u lhan 100,000

46 27 19 188 185 3 63 59 4 I. Ahmedgarh (M.c.)

79 77 2 503 493 10 34 34 2. Malerkotla (M.c.)

38 35 3 257 253 4 149 149 3. Ohurl (M.c.)

IS 10 5 109 90 19 100 99 4. Bhawanlgarh U.A.

45 45 36 35 (I) Bhawanlgarh (M.c.)

14 9 5 64 45 19 64 6-' (n) )hugl Bast! (Outside

M.C. limits) (O.G.)

64 58 6 209 204 257 253 4 5. Sangrur (M.C)

30 29 66 57 9 37 36 6. Longowal U.A.

30 29 61 54 7 37 36 (1) longowal (M.C)

5 3 2 (11) Plndl Kehar Singh &

Plndl Ohllwan (O.G.)
 1;04

DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

T ranspon. Storale
Trade and Commerce and Communic.ltfons Other Services
State!District! Total! VII VIII IX
SI. C.D. 8IocklU.A.I Rural!
No. OtylTown Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 38 39 -10 41 42 43 .... 45 46

6. SUMam C.D. Block Total 308 291 17 193 193 956 901 55
R.ural JOS 281'1 17 180 180 904 850 54
Urban 3 13 13 52 51

Cham~r Tibbi, Moranwali, Urban 3 13 13 52 51

Model Town (R.ural),
Gugapeer, Kothe Harigarh
and Kothe Singh pur (O.C.)

7. Lehragaga CO. Block Total 273 270 3 162 162 878 811 61
Rural 273 270 3 162 162 878 811 61
Urban

8. Barna', C.O. Block Total 228 226 2 205 204 815 141 74
Rural 228 226 2 205 204 815 741 74
Urban

9. Sehn. C.O. Block Total 178 171 7 109 109 510 470 40
Rural 178 171 7 109 109 510 470 40
Urban

Electricity ColonY (D.G.) Urban

10. Mahal K,lan CD. Block Total 130 127 3 95 95 507 476 31
Rural BO 127 95 95 507 476 31
Urban

Urboln TOloll Urb.an 3,362 3,084 218 2,001 1,979 22 4,070 3,390 680

Cltlos/U.A', ....vln' populltlon 100,000 an4 above

Nil

Towns/U.Ns ....vlng popula"on I.ss ' .... n 100,000

I. Ahmedg.rh (M.C.) Urban 285 277 8 65 65 258 213 45

2. Malerkot'a (M.C,J Urban 118 117 75 72 3 426 337 89

3. Ohurl (M.C.) Urban 439 427 12 350 346 . 436 367 69

4. Bhawanigarh U.A. Urban 176 171 40 40 170 152 '18

(i) BhawaMigarh (M.C) Urban 84 80 4 24 24 131 116' 15

(ii) )hugi Basti (Outside Urban 92 91 16 16 39 36 3

M.C. Limits) (D.G.)

5. Sangrur (M. C.) Urban 427 402 25 361 350 II 1,018 902 176

6. Longowal U.A. Ui-ban 19 18 18 18 81 68 13

(i) Longowal (M.C,) Urban 19 18 18 18 79 66 13

(ii) Pindi Kelm Singh eI: Urban 2 2

Pindi Ohilwan (O.G.)
 505
FOR SCH EDU LED CASTES

Marelnal Workers Non·workers Stue/Dlstrictl

51. C.D. BIoc:kIU.AJ
Persons Males Fem.Jles Persons Males Fem.Jles No. OtylTown

47 48 49 SO 51 52 2

814 102 712 33,446 11,810 21,616 6. ·Sunam C.O. Sladt

814 102 712 32,708 11,561 21,147
738 269 469

138 269 469 Chamar TlbbI, MoranwaIl,

Model Town (Rural),
Guppeet', Kothe Harlph
and Kothe Sll1(IhlJUr (O.C.)

1,263 95 1,168 32,778 11,725 21,053 7. L~ c.O. Blodt

1,263 95 1,168 32,778 11,725 21,053

354 5 349 28,892 9,862 19,030 8. S.JmaIa C.O. llode

354 349 28,892 9,862 19,030

447 8 439 18,511 6,348 12,163 9. SeIIn.J C.O. Bloclc

447 8 439 18,511 6,348 12,163

Electricity Colony (O.G.)

732 12 720 21,361 7,656 13,705 10. Mahal Kalan C.O. Block
732 12 720 21,361 7,656 13,705

]41 11 310 55,968 21,002 14,966 Urtlan Total

CldHlU.A'. "''''. population 100,000.ad .bow.

Nil

TOWlIIIU.A'. havllII popullclon I... thi . 100,000

2,889 1,159 1,730 1. Ahmedpril (M.C,)

6 3 3 3,473 1,346 2,127 2. Malerkotla (M.C,)

13 13 5,983 2,249 3,734 3. Dhurl (M.C.)

2,308 829 1,479 4. Bhawaniprh UA

1,382 496 886 (I) lhawanIearII (M.C,)

926 3ll 593 (n) Jhuc1l.t (~

M.C. lIm1u) (O.C.)

13 9 . 7,481 2,882 4,599 5. mtp'\lr (M.c.)

85 80 2.734 984 1,750 6. loneowal U.A.

85 80 2,717 978 1,739 (I) loneowal (M.C,)

6 (U) PlndI Kellar SInch IJ1.

17
" PlndI Dhllwan (O.G.)
 506
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total Scheduled Caste

No. of Total Scheduled Population
State/District! TotaV Households Caste Population In Ihe aae-eroup 0-6
51. C.D. Block/U.A.I RuraV with S.C.
No. ary/Town Urban members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 !i 6 7 8 9 10

7. Sunam UA. Urban 1,507 8,964 4,793 4,171 1,847 973 874

(1) Sunam (M.C.) Urban 1,335 7,941 4,240 3,701 1,643 875 768

(ii) Chamar TIbbi, Moranwall, Urban 172 1,023 553 470 204 98 106
Model Town (Rural),
Ciugapeer, Kothe Harigarh
and Kothe Singhpur (O.C.)

8. Lehragaga (M.C.) Urban 654 3,722 1,981 1,741 810 452 358

9. Ohanaula (M .C.) Urban 822 4,803 2,539 2,264 976 517 459

10. Bamala (M.C.) Urban 3,111 17,368 9,278 8,090 3,136 1,662 1,474

II. Bhadaur (M.C.) Urban 895 5,690 3,065 2,625 1,186 625 561

12. Tapa U.A. Urban 642 3,553 1,885 1,668 766 399 367

(I) Tapa (M.C.) Urban 642 3,553 1,885 1,668 766 399 367

(Ii) Electricity Colony (O.G.) Urban

.t. &thlnda District Toeal

Rural
79,838
66,48'
456,596
378,466
243,765
202,05,
2'2,831
176,415
89,832
73,411
46,708
38,201
43,'24
n,210
Urban 13,357 78,130 41,714 36,416 16,421 8,507 7,914

1. Phul CD. Block Total 6,852 39,633 21,200 18,'~33 7,550 3,890 3,660
Rural 6,852 39,633 21,200 18,433 7,550 3;890 3,660
Urban

2. Rampura C.O. Block Total 4,251 24,739 13,206 11,533 4,565 2,397 2,168
R.ural 4,251 24,739 13,206 11,533 4,565 2,397 2,168
Urban

l. Bathinda C.O. Block Total 9,394 52,599 27,962 24,637 10,381 5,516 4,871
Rural 9,394 52,599 27,962 24,631 10,387 5,516 4,811
Urban

4. Nathana CO. Block Total 5,520 31,66B 16,800 14,868 6,212 3,291 2,948
Rural 5,520 31,668 16,800 14,868 6,242 3,294 2,948
Urban

5. Sanga! C.O. Black Total 6,738 37,852 20,322 11,530 7,496 3,983 3,513
R.ural 6,738 37,852 20,322 17,53Q 7,496 3,983 3,513
Urban

6. Talwandi Sabo C.O. Sieck Total 7,380 41,584 22,332 19,252 8,004 4,136 3,868
Rural 7,380 41,584 22,332 19,252 8,004 4,136 3,868
Un.an

7.. Jhonir C.D. aleck Total 8,071 46,784 2S,IJ9 21,645 9,027 "\,713 4,314
Rural 8,071 46,784 25,139 21,645 9,027 4,71l ",314
Urb....

8. Budhlada C.D. Block Total 8,915 50,414 26,788 23,626 9,919 5,057 4,862
Rural 8,915 50,4'" 26,788 23,626 9,919 5,057 4,862
Urban
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Industrial Catelilory of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Culdvators

Literates (!-IX) I State/District!
SI. C.D. BIockIU.A.!
Persons Males females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. OtylTown

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2

2,001 1,416 585 2,593 2,348 245 72 12 1. Sunam UA.

1,703 1,208 495 2,308 2,064 244 26 26 (I) Sunam (M.c.)

298 208 90 285 284 46 46 (n) Chamar Tlbbl, Moranwall,

Model Town (Rural),
GUppeel', Kothe Harigarh
and Kothe Sinchpur (O.G.)

797 556 241 989 954 35 14 14 8. Lehrapca (M.c.)

1,004 676 328 1,319 1,304 15 36 36 9. Ohanaula (M.C.)

4,152 2,777 1,375 5,028 4,793 235 68 68 10. Bamala (M.c.)

771 524 247 1,775 1,618 157 13 13 11. Bhadaur (M.c.)

738 567 191 1,073 958 115 10 9 12. Tapa UA.

738 547 191 1,073 958 115 10 9 (i) Tapa (M.C.)

(n) Electricity Colony (O.G.)

75,830 54,041 21,789 144,605 135,474 9,1]1 7,260 7,025 235 It. Bathl'" District
5],732 ]9,]]4 14,]98 122,15] 114,704 7,449 6,490 6,]OS 185
22,098 14,707 7,]91 22,452 20,770 1,682 770 720 50

6,501 4,475 2,026 12,913 11,851 1,056 317 373 4 1. Phul C.D. Block
6,50\ '1,475 2,026 12,9\1 11,857 1,056 377 171 4

3,804 2,797 1,007 7,804 7,353 451 ,494 452 42 2. Rampura C.O. Block
3,804 2,797 1,007 7,804 7,353 451 494 452 42

8,365 6,076 2,289 16,277 15,655 622 724 710 14 3. Bathlnda C.O. Block
8,365 6,076 2,289 16,271 15,655 622 724 710 14

6,034 4,086 1,948 9,841 9,199 442 116 liS 4. Nathana C.O. Block
6,034 4,086 1,948 9,841 9,399 442 316 315

5,395 4,032 1,363 12,269 11,313 956 150 736 14 5. Sanpt C.O. Block
5,395 4,032 1,363 12,269 11,313 956 750 736 14

5,529 4,017 1,452 13,794 12,910' 884 927 876 51 6. Talwandl ~ C.O. Block
5,529 4,077 1,452 13,794 12,910 884 927 876 51

5,339 4,Q17 1,262 15,121 14,174 947 946 926 20 7. Jhunlr C.O. 'Block
5,339 4,017 1,262 15,121 14,174' 941 946 926 20

6,039
6,039
4,566
4,568
1,471
1,471
16,793
16,793
15,666
15,668
1,125
1,125
1,147
1,147
1,128
1,128
19
19
8.
.
Budhlada C.O. Block
 508
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial utetory of Main Woriers

Uvestodt, Forestry, Flshlne,

Hundnl and Plantadons, Orchards Mlnlnll and
A&ricultural ubourers and allied acdvldes Quanylnll
State! District! Total! II III IV
51. C.O. 8IocklU.A.I Rural!
No. art/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Malts Females

2 3 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28

7. Sunam U.A. Urban 571 560 II 45 41 4

(i) Sunam (M.c.) Urban 461 450 II 40 36 4
(ii) Chamar Tibbi, Moranwall, Urban 110 110 5 5
Mod~1 Town (Rural),
Gugap~r, Kothe Harigarh
and Kothe Singhpur (O.G.)

8. lehragaga (M.c.) Urban 232 228 4 27 27

9. Dhanaula (M.C.) Urban 949 949 9 9
10. Barnala (M.C.) Urban 2,284 2,226 58 35 33 2
II. Bhadaur (M.C.) Urban 1,658 1,518 140
12. Tapa U.A. • Urban 433 423 10 28 26 2
(i) Tapa (M.c.) '0 Urban 433 423 10 28 26 2
(ii) Electricity Colony (O.G.) Urban

II. aaahinda District Toeal !05,445 98,990 6,455 1,671 1,619 32 4 4

Rural 100,635 94,441 6,194 1,366 l,ll9 27 3 l
Urban 4,810 4,549 261 305 lOO 5
1. Phul C.D. Block Total 11,462 10,501 961 43 43
Rural 11,462 10,501 961 43 43
Urban

2. Rarnpura C.D. Block Total 6,375 6,065 310 65 65

Rural 6,375 6,065 310 65 65
Urban

3. Bathinda C.O. Block Total 13,412 12,888 524 127 127

Rural 13,412 12,888 524 127 127
Urban

4. Nathana C.O. Block Total 8,018 7,688 330 120 117 3

Rural 8,018 7,688 330 120 117 3
Urban

5. Sangat C.O. Block Total 9,939 9,135 804 217 215 2

Rural 9,939 9,135 804 217 215 2
Urban

6. Ta1wandi Sabo c.~. alack Total 11,542 10,810 732 146 I'll 5 2 2
Rural 11,542 10,810 732 146 I'll 5 2 2
Urban

7. lhunlr C.D. Block Total 12,461 11,669 79'1 240 236 4

Rural 12,461 11,669 792 240 236 4
Urban ~

8. Budhlada C.O. Block Total 13,058 .12,162 . 896 240 232 8

Rural 13,058 12,162 896 240 232 8
Urban t ... ~ ..:
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FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Industrial CateJOfY of Main Worten

Manufacwring, Process'ni, Manufacwrini, Processtni,

Servicing and Repairs in Servicing and Repairs in other
Househ.old Induslry than Household InduSlry Constructions
Via) , V(b) VI State/Dlstrlc:tI
51. C.D. BlockIU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. OtylTown

29 30 31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 2

75 63 12 248 231 17 253 248 5 7. Sunam U.A.

73 61 12 240 223 17 207 202 5 (I) Sunam (M.e.)

2 2 8 8 46 46 IU) Chamar llbbl, Moranwall,

Model Town (Rural),
Gugapeer, Kothe Harigarh
and Kothe Sinihpur (O.G.)

48 44 4 76 76 65 65 8. lehrapga (M.c.)

40 37 3 6 6 9. Ohanaula (M.c.)

30 24 6 454 443 II 243 242 10. Samala (M.C.)

19 19 2 2 11. Bhadaur (M.C,)

102 91 11 19 19 12. Tapa U.A.

102 91 11 19 19 (I) Tapa IM.c.)

Iii) Electricity Colony (O.G.)

1,849 1,630 219 5,291 4,901 390 2,,20 ;:,454 66 II. Ba(hllIda DlltriCC
1,293 1,114 179 2,Ja6 2,1'6 250 1,204 1,180 24
556 516 40 2,905 2,765 I~!I 1,316 1,274 4%

153 112 41 132 129 3 40 39 I. Phul C. D. Block

153 112 41 132 129 3 40 39

135 73 62 131 119 12 60 60 2. Rampura C.O. Block

135 73 62 131 119 12 60 60

131 121 10 360 336 24 184 184 3. Bathlnda CO. Block

131 121 10 360 336 24 184 184

1~~ 136 16 125 109 16 124 122 2 4. Nathana C.O. Siadt

152 136 16 125 109 16 124 122 2
...;
82 72 10 400 329 71 \15 109 6 5. Sanaat C.O. Block
82 72 10 400 329 71 115 109 6
... ~,.

0
116 100 16 142 129 13 84 84 6. Talwandl Saba C.O. Block
116 100 16 142 129 13 84 84
•
150 135 15 2SB 236 22 150 137 13 7. Jhunlr C.O. Block.
150 135 IS 258 236 22 150 137 13

244 237 7 473 409 64 297 295 2 8. ludhlada C.O. BlOck

244 237 7 473 409 64 297 295 2 .,
 510
DlmlCT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Catel(lry of Main Workers

Transport, Storaee
Trade and Commerce and Communications Other Services
State/District! Total/ VII VIII IX
SI. C.D. Block/U.A.I Rural!
No. Oty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3' 3'9 3'9 40 'II 42 43 44 'IS 46

7. Sunam U.A. Urban 637 518 119 208 207 484 408 76
(i) Sunam (M.e.) Urban 634 515 119 195 194 432 357 75
(iI) Chamar TIbbi, Moranwali, Urban 3 3 13 13 52 51
Model Town (Rural),
Gugapeer, Kothe Harigarh
and Kothe Singhpur (O.G.)

8. Lthragaga (M.C,) Urban 217 207 10 159 159 lSI 134 17

9. Dhanaula (M.C,) Urban 116 liS 34 34 129 118 II

10. Samala (M.C,) Urban 662 632 30 567 565 2 685 560 125
II. Bhadaur (M.c.) Urban 11 10 2 2 69 53 16

12. Tapa U.A. Urban 255 190 65 122 121 103 78 25

(i) Tapa (M.C.) Urban 255 190 65 122 121 103 78 25
(Ii) Electricity Colony (O.G.) Urban

It. 8alhlncla District TNI ],96] ],766 197 ],953 ],901 52 12,649 11,164 1,485
lura' 1,19] 1,366 27 1,158 .,149 9' 6,225 5,67' 554
Urban 2,570 2,400 170 2,795 2,752 4J 6,424 5,493 911
I. Phul C.O. Block Total 113 III 2 52 50. 2 541' 499 42
Rural 113 III 2 52 ·50 2 541 499 42
Urban

2. Itampura c. O. Block Total 113 113 74 74 357 332 25

Rural 113 113 74 74 357 332 25
Urban

J. 8athinda e.D. Block Total 123 119 4 192 192 1,023 971 46
Rural 123 119 'I 192 192 1,023 971 46
Urban

'I. Nathan. C.O. Block Total 130 126 'I 84 B4 772 702 70
Rural 130 126 4 84 84 772 702 70
Urban

5. Sangat C.O. Block Total 91 91 114 111 J 561 515 46

Rural 91 91 114 III 3 561 515 46
Urban

6. Ta!wandl Saba C.D. Block Total 167 159 8 124 122 2 544 487 52
Rural 167 159 8 124 122 2 544 487 57
Urban

7. ]hunlr C.O. Block Total 182 179 .3 110 109 624 547 77
Rural 182 179 3 110 109 624 547 77
Urban

B. Budhlad. C.O. Block Total 21B 216 2 210 210 906 779 127
Rural 218 216 2 210 210 906 779 127
Urban
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Marginal Workers Non-workers State/District!

51. C.D. Block/U.A./
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. OtylTown

47 48 49 50 51 52 2

10 3 7 6,361 2,442 3,919 7. 5unam U.A.

10 3 7 5,623 2,173 3,450 (i) Sunam (M.e.)

738 269 469 (ii) Chamar TIbbl, Moranwall,

Model Town (Rural),
Gugapeer, Kothe Harirarh
and Kothe Singhpur (O.G.)

12 12 2,721 1,027 1,694 8. Lehragaga (M.e.)

42 2 40 3,442 1,233 2,209 9. Dhanaula (M.C.)

10 9 12,330 4,484 7,846 10. Bamala (M.e.)

76 75 3,839 1,446 2,393 II. Bhadaur (M.e.)

73 6 67 2,407 921 1,486 12. Tapa U.A.

73 6 67 2,407 921 1,486 (I) Tapa (M.e.)

(iI) Electricity Colony (O.G.)

13,560 742 12,818 298,431 101,549 190,882 ft. a..ehln'" DI,erlct

13,419 124 .2,695- 242,894 86,623 156,211
141 18 123 55,531 20,926 34,611

464 94 370 26,256 9,249 17,007 I. Phuf C.D. Bfock

464 94 370 26,256 9,249 17,007

326 19 307 16,609 5,83"4 10,775 2. Rampura C.D. Block

326 19 307 16,609 5,834 10,775

1,032 33 999 35,290 12,274 23,016 3. Bathlnda C.D. Block

1,032 33 999 35,290 12,274 23,016

1,590 17 1,573 20,237 7,384 12,853 4. Nathan. C.D. Block

1,590 17 1,573 20,237 7,384 12,853

2,186 225 1,961 23,397 8,784 14,613 5. Sangat C.O. Block

2,186 225 1,961 23,397 8,784 14,613

1,972 33 1,9l9 25,818 9,389 16,429 6. Talwandl Sabo C.O. Block

1,972 33 1,939 25,818 9,389 16,429

2,057 146 1,911 29,606 10,819 18,787 7. Jhunlr C.O. Block

2,057 146 1,911 29,606 10,819 18,787

1,380 75 l,l05 32,241 11,045 21,196 8. Budhlada C. D. Block

1,380 75 1,305 32,241 11,045 21,196
 512
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total Scheduled Caste

NO. of Total Scheduled Populadon
State/District! Total! Households Caste Populadon In the aae·eroup 0-6
SI. C. D. Block/U.A.I Rural! with S.c.
No. OtylTown Urban members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

9. Man", C.D. Block Total 9,360 53,193 28,302 24,891 10,221 5,215 5,006
Rural 9,360 53,193 28,302 24,891 10,221 5,215 5,006
Urban

Urb.tn Total Urban 13,35'7 78,130 41,714 36,416 16,421 8,507 7,914

Cldes/U.A's· baYlnr popu .. don I 000,000 ~ncl4bo~e.

1. 8athinda (M. C.) Urban 5,600 32,266 17,088 15,178 6,669 3,408 3,261

Towns/UA's baYlnr popul.don Ie" tban 100,000

Rampura Phul (M.C.) Urban 1,356 7,9"5. 4,255 3,690 1,650 890 760

2. Goniana (M.C.) Urban 360 2,169 1,145 1,024 445 241 204

3. Bhucho Mandi (M.C.) Urban 564 3,291 1,732 1,559 699 352 347

4. Kot Fatta (M.C.) Urban 387 2,049 1,095 954 371 197 174

5. Sangat (M.C.) Urban 108 553 280 273 106 45 61

6. Raman (M.C.) Urban 805 4,856 2,610 2,H6 1,063 567 496

7. Maul' (M.C.) Urban 1;207 7,611 4,096 '. 3,515 1,5-44 813 731

8. Man", (M.C) Urban 1,945 11,619 6,311 5,308 2,586 1,310 1,276

9. Bu<1Qladl.(M.C.) Urban 482 2,959 1,598 1,361 662 354 308

10. Bareta (M.C.) Urban 543 2,812 1,504 1,308 626 330 296

12. F.rldkot District Total 101,417 589,898 ]15,679 274,219 114,006 60,033 53,973
Rur.l 83,45] 479,868 257,059 222,809 91,857 48,]36 43,521
Urban 17,964 110,0]0 5~,620 51,410 22,149 11,697 : 1 10,452

I. Moga-I C.D. SI.oct Total 6,732 40,381 21,563 18,B18 7,299 3,803 3,496
Rural 6,715 40,296 21,518 18,778 7,287 3,798 3,489
Urban 17 85 45 40 12 5 7

Landeke (Amritsar Urban 17 85 45 40 12 5 7

Road) (O.C.)

2. Moga-II C.D. Block Total 5,168 30,741 16,459 14,282 6,099 3,227 2,872
Rural 5,049 29,882 15,987 13,895 5,916 3,129 2,787
Urban 119 859 472 387 lB3 98 85

Duneke (I'.irozpur Urban 119 859 472 3B7 183 98 85

Road) (0.0:)

3. Nihal Singhwala C.O. Block Total 7,208 43,109 23,173 19,936 8,311 4,362 3,949
Rural 7,208 43,109 23,173 19,936 8,311 4,362 3,949
Urban

4. Baghapurana C.D. Block Total 9,024 53,801 28,802 24,999 10,301 5,415 4,886
Rural 9,024 53,801 2B,802 24,999 10,301 5,415 4,B86
Urban
 513
FOR 5CH EDU LED CASTES

Indusaial CategOry of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Culdvators

Literates (!-IX) I State/Dlsaictl
51. C.O. 8Iock/U.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. OtyITown

II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 2

6,726 5,146 1,580 17,HI 16,375 966 809 789 20 9. Mansa CD. Block
6,726 5,146 1,580 17,341 16,375 966 809 789 20

22,098 14,707 7,391 22,452 20,770 1,682 770 720 50 Urban Tolal

CltI••/U.A'. havlnr popu.. tlon 1000,000 and above

11,923 7,728 4,195 8,771 8,116 655 227 22<1 3 I. Bathinda (M.C.)

Towns/UA'. hlvlnr popu..clon lau thin 100,000

1,950 1,296 654 2,312 2,208 10'4 51 51 I. Rampura Phul (M.e.)

701 476 225 570 541 29 2 2 2. Gonlana (M.C)

827 595 232 983 857 126 24 20 4 3. Bhucho Mandl (M.e.)

518 344 174 611 595 16 56 56 4. Kot Facta (M.e.)

113 73 40 171 164 7 :to Sangat (M.e.).

91 i 670 HI 1,592 171 15 15 6. Raman (M.C.)

1,426 954 472 2,236 172 125 125 7. Maur (M.e.)

2,493 1,689 804 3,438 3,170 268 2% 20'4 42 8. Mansa (M.e.)

659 456 203 917 823 94 14 13 9. Budhlada (M.C.;

577 426 151 851 811 "10 9 9 IU; Bareta (M.e.)

115,515 80,770 34,745 186,776 173,789 12,987 6,648 6,110 468 12. Farldkot DIstrict
85,012 60,504 24.508 155,0]] 144.564 10,469 5,950 5,608 ]42
30,503 20,266 10,237 31,743 29.225 2,518 698 572 126

10,37't 6,877 3,497 12,384 11,841 543 569 359 210 I. Moga-I CO. Block
10,344 6,856 3,488 12,361 11,818 5"13 569 359 210
30 21 9 23 23

30 21 9 23 23 Landeke (Amritsar
Road) (C.G.)

5,671 3,873 1,798 10,053 9,075 978 313 297 16 2. Moga-II CD. Block
5,467 3,734 1,733 9,802 8,837 965 312 296 16
204 139 65 251 238 13

204 139 65 251 238 13 Ouneke (Flrozpur

Road) (C.G.)

9,165 6,354 2,811 13,074 12,70'4 370 313 301 12 3. Nihal Singhwala C.O. Block
9,165 6,354 2,811 13,074 12,70'4 370 313 301 12

"lSI t5 4. Baghapurana C.O. Block

9, ISS 6,339 2,816 17,109 16,082 1,027 436
9,155 6,339 2,816 17,109 16,082 1,027 451 436 IS
 5)4
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Indu5ui.1 Cateeory of Main Workers

Uvestock, Foreslr)', Fishlni,

Hundn" and Plantildons, Orchards Mlnlne and
Aericultural Labourers and aUled acdvltles Quarrylne
State/District! Totilll II III IV
SI. CD. Block/U.A.! Rur.i/
No. City/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

9. Mansa CD. Block Total 14,368 13,523 845 168 163

R.~ral 14,368 13,523 845 168 163 5
Urban

Urbln Tot.1 UrNn 4,810 4,549 261 305 300 5

Cltles/U.A'. havl", ~pu1.ttlon 1000,000.nd .bov.

I. * Bathinda (M.C) Urban 574 539 35 89 87 2

Towns/UA'. havlnl popu1.ttlon less lhan 100,000

Rampura Phul (M.C.) Urban 518 518 28 28

2, Goniana (M.e.) Urban 69 69 6 6

3, Bhucho Mandi (M.e.) Urban 181 156 25 9 9

4. Kot F.tt. (M.e.) Urban 380 366 14 20 20

5, Sangat ("I. C) Urban 113 113 4 4

6, R.man (M.e.) Urban 403 382 21 14 12 2

7, Maur (M.e.) Urban 870 809 61 30 30

8, Man .. (M.e.) Urb.n 1,035 944 91 34 33

9, BUdhlada (M.e.) Urban 250 238 12 38 38

10. Bareta (M.C) Urban 417 415 2 33 JJ

12. Flrldkol DlslriCl TOlal 13'9,086 129,761 9,119 911 889 42 15 14

Rur.1 131,110 122,304 8,806 804 711 ]] 14 13
UrNn 7,976 7,463 Sf] 121 118 9 I

I. Moga-I CD. Block Total 10,186 9,952 234 41 41

Rural 10,184 9,950 234 'II 'II
Urb.n 2 2

Landeke (Amritsar Urban 2 2

Road) (O.G,)
..)0

2. Moga-II CD. Block Total 8,978 8,069 909 24 24

Rural 8,785 7,886 899 24 24
Urban 193 183 10

Duneke (Firozpur Urban 193 183 10

Road) (O.C.)

3. Nihal Singhwala C.D. Block Total 10,814 10,542 272 38 38 2 2

Rur.1 10,814 10,542 272 38 38 2 2
Urban

4, B.lghapurana CD. Block Tot.1 14,883 14,047 836 63 60 3 5 ..

Rural 14,883 14,047 836 63 60 3 5 4
Urban
 SIS
FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Industrial CatellOry of Main Workers

Manufacwrlng, Processinll, Manufacturing, Processing,

Servicing and Repairs In Servlcinll and Repairs In other
Household Industry than Household Industry Constructions
VIa) V(b) VI State/District!
51. C.O. BlocklU.A./
Persons Males Females Persons Males Persons Males Females No. OtylTown

29 30 31 32 13 34 35 36 37 2

130 128 2 365 340 25 150 ISO 9. Mansa C. O. Block

130 128 2 365 340 25 150 ISO

556 516 40 2,905 2,765 140 I,JI6 1,274 42 Urban Tou'

CllI.sfU.A'. hoYlnr popuLttfon 1000,000 and abon

72 65 7 1,361 1,292 69 567 555 12 I. Bathl~da (M.c.)

Towns/UA'. hoYlft( popuLt"on 1... chan 100,000

70 69 253 238 15 179 176 3 I. Rampura Phul (M.c.)

II 7 4 64 63 58 58 2. Gonlana (M.c.)

29 5 87 84 3 44 44 3. Bhucho Mandl (M.C.)

33 33 10 10 18 18 4. Kot Falta (M.c.)

4 4 7 7 5. Sanrat (M.c.)

13 9 4 294 287 7 54 48 6 6. Raman (M.c.)

85 80 222 204 18 124 114 10 7. Maur (M.c.)

117 114 403 383 20 201 190 11 8. Mansa (M.c.)

22 22 124 119 5 44 44 9. Budhlada (M.c.)

100 89 II 80 78 2 27 27 10. Bareta (M.c.)

2,387 2,104 281 7,658 7,051 607 2,027 1,957 70 12. Farldltoc DlllrI«
1,250 1,092 158 J,544 J,096 448 523 51S 8
1,137 1,012 125 4,114 1,955 159 1,504 1,442 62

99 90 9 369 350 19 57 57 1. Moga-I C.O. Block

99 90 9 369 350 19 54 54
3 3

3 3 Landeke (Amrltsar
Road) (O.G.)

39 39 128 liB 10 69 62 7 2. Mega-II C.O. Block

39 39 124 114 10 56 51 5
4 4 13 11 2

4 4 13 11 2 Duneke (Flrozpur
Road) (O.G.)

301 293 8 261 229 32 48 48 3. Nlhal Singhwaia C.O. Block

301 293 8 261 229 32 48 48

248 181 67 361 l07 54 48 45 3 4. laghapurana C.O. Block

248 181 67 361 307 54 48 45

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DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport, Storaie
Trade and Commerce and Communications Other Services
StatelDistrict! Totall VII VIII IX
51. CD. Block/U.A.I Rurall
No. CitYlTown Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 38 39 41 '42 '46

9. Mansa C.D. Block Total 256 252 '4 198 197 897 833 64
Rural 256 252 '4 198 197 897 833 64
Urban

Urban 2,570 170 2,795 2,752 6,424 5,491 931

Cldes/U.A's h.avlng populaclon 1000,000 and above

I. Bathinda (M.e.) Urban 911 888 23 1,645 1,617 28 3,325 2,849 '476

Towns/UA's h.avlns populadon less Ih.an 100,000

Rampura Phul (M.e.) Urban 305 300 5 287 284 3 621 s.... 77

2. Goniana (M.e.) Urban 67 63 4 58 58 235 215 20

3. Bhucho Mandi (M.C.) Urban 234 217 17 70 69 305 23'4 71

4. Kot Fatta (M.C.) Urban 1'4 12 2 16 16 64 6'4

5. Sangat (M.C.) Urban 12 12 2 2 28 21 7

6. Raman (M.e.) Urban 282 2'41 '41 111 106 5 '106 321 85

7. Maur (M.e.) Urban 257 217 '40 156 15'4 2 366 330 36

8. Mansa (M.C.) Urban 251 239 1'4 335 333 2 814 730 8'4

9. Sudhlada lM.e.) Urban 174 156 18 81 79 2 170 114 56

10. Bareta (M.e.) Urban 61 55 6 90 71 19

12. Forldkot District TOlal 4,929 '4,691 238 4,165 4,151 14 18,930 16,985 1,945
Rural 1,679 1,638 41 1,'422 1,419 3 8,n7 8,108 629
Urban 3,250 3,053 191 2,743 2,732 11 10,193 8,877 1,316

I'. Moga-I e.D. Block Total 171 170 191 191 701 631 70
Rural 166 165 184 18'4 695 625 70
Urban 5 5 7 7 6 6

Landeke (Amricsar Urban 5 5 7 7 6 6

Road) (O.G.)

2. Moga-II C.D. Block Tocal 116 111 5 96 94 2 290 261 29

Rural 107 102 5 85 84 270 241 29
Urban 9 9 II 10 20 20

Duneke (Firolpur Urban 9 9 11 10 20 20

• Road) (O.G.)

3. Nihal Singhwala C.D. Block Total 178 177 lSI lSI 968 923 45
Rural 178 117 lSI lSI 968 923 45
Urban

4. Baghapurana e.D. Block Total 146 142 . 102 102 802 758 H
Rural 1'46 142 . 102 102 802 758 44
Urban

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Marginal Workers Non-workers State/District!

Sl. C.O. BlocklU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. QtyITown

47 48 49 50 51 52 2

2,412 82 2,330 33,440 11,845 21,595 9. Mansa c.O. Block

2,412 82 2,330 33,440 11,845 21,595

14. .8 12J 55,537 20,926 34,611 UrIoanTocal

Cltles/U"A.'s hlvll1l population tOOO,OOO and-abov.

15 14 23,480 8,971 14,509 I. Bathinda (M.e.)

Towns/UA's havll1l popUlation I... than 100,000

2 5,630 2,046 3,584 I. Rampura Phul (M.e.)

1,599 604 995 2. Goniana (M.C.)

2,308 875 1,433 3. Bhucho Mandi (M.C.)

45 45 1,393 500 893 4. Kat Faua (M.e.)

382 116 266 S. Sangat (M.e.)

6 5 3,258 1,188 2,070 6. Raman (M.C.)

21 .9 12 5,354 2,023 3,331 7. .' Maur (M.C.)

19 6 13 8,162 3,135 5,027 8. Mansa (M.C.)

32 32 2,010 775 1,235 9. Budhlada (M.e.)

1,961 693 1,268 1O. Bareta (M.C.)

11,149 482 10,667 391,973 141,408 250,565 12. Farldkot District

10,904 435 10,469 313,931 112,060 201,871
245 47 198 78,042 29,348 48,694

380 380 27,617 . 9,722 17,895 I. Mop-I C.O. Block

380 380 27,555 9,700 17,855
62 22 40

62 22 40 Landeke (Amrltsar
Road) (O.G.)

42i 6 415 20,267 7,378 12,889 2. Mop-II C.D. Block

421 6 415 19,659 7,144 12,51S
608 234 374

608 234 374 Ouneke (Flrozpur

Road) (O.C.)

903 25 878 29,132 10,444 18,688 3. NIhal Singhwaia C. O. Block

903 25 878 29,132 10,444 18,688

493 21 472 36,199 12,699 23,5oq 4. Baghapurana C.O. Block

493 21 472 36,199 12,699 23,500
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DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total Scheduled Caste

No. of _Total Scheduled Population
State/District! Total! Households Caste Population In Ihe alle-KfOIJP 0-6
SI. C. D. Block/U.A.I Rural! wilh S.c.
No. aty!Town Urban members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

5. Faridkot C.O. Block Total B,44 I 48,653 25,712 22,941 9,951 5,220 4,731
Rural 8,404 48,4SI 25,610 22,841 9,906 5,204 4,702
Urban 37 202 102 100 45 16 29

Houses and Rice Shellers Urban 37 202 102 100 45 16 29

(llholowal Road) (O.G.)

6. Kot Kapura C.O. Block Total 11,587 66,689 35,749 30,940 12,786 6,800 5,986
Rural 11,586 66,683 35,745 30,938 12,785 6,799 5,986
Urban I 6 4 2 I I

Kothe Lal Premi (O.G.) Urban 6 4 2

7. Lambi C.O. Block Total 8,682 48,571 26,255 22,316 9,283 4,936 4,347
Rural 8,682 48,571 26,255 22,316 9,283 4,936 4,347
Urban

B. Malout C.O. Block Total 7,671 42,466 22,780 19,686 8,227 4,368 3,859
Rural 7,671 42,466 22,780 19,686 8,227 4,368 3,859
Urban

9. Muktsar C.O. Block Total 11,369 62,747 33,732 29,015 11,786 6,137 5,649
Rural 11,369 62,747 33,732 29,015 11,786 6,137 5,649
Urban

10. Kot Bhai C.O. Block Total 7,745 43,862. 23,457 20,405 8,055 4,188 3,867
(At Giddarbaha) Rural 7,745 43,862 23,457 20,405 8,055 4,188 3,867
Urban

Urban Toc.1 Urban 17,964 110,030 58,620 51,410 22,149 11,697 10,452

Cldl./U.A', havlllJ population 100,000 Ind lbov,

\. Moga U.A. Urban 3,135 19,204 10,405 8,799 3,812 2,046 1,766

(i) Moga (M.e.) Urban 2,999 .18,260 9,888 8,372 3,617 1,943 1,674

(ii) Ouneke (Flrozpur Urban 119 859 472 387 183 98 85

Road) (O.G.)

(iii) landeke (Amrltsar Urban 17 85 45 40 12 5 7

Road) (O.G.)

Towns/UA'. havt.. popul.uton 11•• lhan 100,000

I. 8adhni Kalan (N.A.C) Urban 492 2,875 1,585 1,290 581 312 269

2. "B3ghapurana (N.A.C.) Urban 735 4,484 2,352 2,132 876 446 430

3. Farldkot U.A. Urban 2,5H 15,572 8,307 7,265 3,101 1,604 1,497

(i) Faridkot (M.C.) Urban 2,507 15,370 8,205 7,165 3,056 1,588 1,468

(ii) Houses and Rice Shellers Urban 37 202 102 100 45 16 29

(Bholowal Road) (O.G.)

4. Kot Kapura (M.C.) Urban 2,953 17,714 9,319 8,395 3,614 1,836 1,778
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Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total Main Workers CullivatorS

Literates (I-IX) I 5tate/Distrlc;tl
51. C.D. BlocklU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Oty/Town

II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 2

7,235 5,172 2,063 15,543 14,562 981 1,340 1,319 21 5. Farldkot C.O. Block
7,185 5,136 2,049 15,491 14,510 981 1,340 1,319 21
50 36 14 52 52

50 36 14 52 52 Houses and Rice Shellers

(Bholowal Road) (O.G.)

11,895 8,564 3,331 21,568 20,036 1,532 1,096 1,067 29 6. Kot Kapura C. O. Block
11,894 8,563 3,111 21,566 20,014 1,532 1,094 1,065 29
I 1 2 2 2 2

2 2 2 2 Kothe Lal Preml (O.G.)

7,198 5,432 1,766 16,751 14,750 2,001 319 319 7. Lambi C.O. Block
7,198 5,432 1,766 16,751 14,750 2,001 319 319

6,627 4,918 1,709 11,850 12,694 1,156 434 417 17 8. Malout C.O. Block
6,627 4,918 1,709 13,850 12,694 1,156 434 417 17

10,827 7,953 2,874 20,522 19,678 844 782 762 20 9. Muktsar C.D. Block
10,827 7,953 2,874 20,522 19,678 844 782 762 20

7,150 5,219 1,931 14,507 11,457 1,050 336 314 2 10. Kot Bha! C.O. Block
7,150 5,219 1,911 14,507 11,457 1,050 336 334 2 (At Giddarbaha)

30,503 20,266 10,237 31,743 29,225 2,518 698 572 126 Urban Total

Cld.slU.A'. havl", population 100,000 and above

4,422 2,925 1,497 5,995 5,151 844 188 113 75 1. Mop U.A.

4,188 2,765 1,423 5,721 4,890 831 187 112 75 (I) Mop (M.C,)

204 139 65 251 238 13 (U) Ouneke (Flrozpur

Road) (O.G.)

30 21 9 23 23 (10) Landeke (Amrltsar

Road) (O.G.)

T_nslUA'. havl", populadon IISS than 100,000

677 420 249 868 843 25 15 IS I. Badhnl Kalan (N.A.C)

945 573 372 1,224 1,168 56 23 23 2. • Baehapurana (N .A.c.)

5,020 3,126 1,694 4,106 1,988 318 147 146 1. Faridkot U.A.

4,970 3,290 7,680 4,254 3,936 118 147 146 (I) Farldkot (M.C,)

50 36 14 52 52 (U) Houses and Rice Sheliers

(Bholowal Road) (O.G.)

5,130 3,390 1,740 4,982 4,709 273 94 89 5 4. Kot Kapura (M.C,)

 520
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Cateeory of Main Workers

Uvestock, Forestry, FIshing,

Hundne and Plantations, Orchards Mining and
Agricultural Labourers and aUled acdvldes Quarrying
State/District! Total/ II III IV
51. C.D. BlocIu'U.A.I Rural!
No. ary/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
I
2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

5. Faridkot C.D. Block Total 12,349 11,594 755 52 52

Rural 12,337 11,582 755 51 51
Urban 12 12

Houses and Rice Shellers Urban 12 12

(Bholowal Road) (O.G.)

6. Kot Kapura C.O. Siock Total 18,050 16,704 1,346 81 80

Rural 18,050 16,704 1,346 81 80
Urban

Kothe lal Premi (O.G.) Urban

7. lambi C.D. Block Total 14,142 12,337 1,805 174 163 II

Rural 14,142 12,337 1,805 174 163 II
Urban

8. Malout C.D. Block Total 11,737 10,753 984 118 102 16

Rural 11,737 10,753 984 118 102 16
Urban

9. Muktsar C.D. Block Total 17,407 16,701 700. 82 81 4 4

Rural 17,407 16,707 700 82 81 4 4
Urban

10. Kot Rhai C. O. Sloct Total 12,771 11,796 975 132 131 2 2
(At Giddarbaha) Rural 12,771 11,796 975 132 131 2 2
Urban

Urban To~1 Urban 7,976 7,463 513 127 118 9

Cit;.slU.A'. Mvln&' populallon 100,000 and above

1- Moga U.A. Urban 2,218 1,920 298 19 15 4

(i) Moga (M.e.) Urban 2,023 1,735 288 19 15 4

(iI) Duneke (Firozpur Urban 193 18:! 10

Road) (O.G.)

(iii) landeke (Amritsar Urban 2 :2

Road) (O.G.)

Towns/UA'. Mvln&' population I... lMn 100,000

1. Badhni Kalan (N.A.C.J Urban 683 675 8 2 2

2. *Baghapurana (N.A.C.) Urban 633 609 24 ~ 5

3. Faridkot U.A. Urban 905 884 21 12 12

(i) Faridkot (M.C.) Urban 893 872 21 II II

(ii) Houses and Rice Shellers Urban 12 12

(Bholowal Road) (O.G.)

4. Kot Kapura (M.C) Urban 915 905 10 15 14

 521
FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Indusllial Category of Main Workers

Manufacwring, Processing, Manufacwrlng, Processing,

Servicing and Repairs in Servicing and Repairs In other
Household Industry than Household Industry Constructions
VIa} V(b) VI State/Disllictl
51. C.D. Block/U.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. OtylTown

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 2

86 62 24 474 380 94 45 'IS 5. Farldkot C.O. Block

85 61 24 472 378 94 ...... ......
2 2 I

2 2 Houses and Rice Shellers

(Bholowal Road) (O.C.)

114 99 15 352 320 32 69 69 6. Kot Kapura C.O. Block

114 99 15 352 320 32 69 69

Kothe Lal Premi (O.C.)

98 82 16 684 588 96 25 25 7. Lambl C.O. Block

98 82 16 684 588 96 25 25

55 44 II 426 346 80 64 64 8. Malout C.O. Block

55 44 II 426 346 80 64 64

131 126 5 340 327 13 95 95 9. Muktsar C.O. Block

131 126 5 340 327 13 95 95

80 77 3 155 137 18 20 20 10. Kot Bhai C.O. Block

80 77 3 155 137 18 20 20 (At Clddarbaha)

1,137 1,012 125 4,114 ],955 159 1,504 1,442 62 Urb.1n TOIllI

CltlesJU.A's hayl.,. poput.t1on 100,000 Ind Ibov.

138 88 50 498 484 14 88 85 3 I. Moga U.A.

138 88 50 494 480 14 72 71 (i) Moga (M.C)

4 4 13 II 2 (n) Ouneke (Flrozpur

Road) (O.C.)

3 3 (m) Landeke (Amrltsar

Road) (O.G.)

TownsJUA's havlnr poput.don leu than 100,000

22 22 6 6 I. Badhnl Kalan (N.A.C)

27 22 75 68 7 18 18 2. *Baghapurana (N.A.C.)

'16 41 5 292 281 5 391 341 ...... 3• Faridkot U.A.

45 40 5 290 285 5 390 346 44 (i) Farldkot (M.C.)

2 2 (n) Houses and Rice Shellers

(Bholowal Road) (O.G.)

186 161 25 958 905 53 425 417 8 4. Kot Kapura (M.C,)

 522
DlmlCT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial CateJlOlY of MaIn Workers

Transport, SlOI"ap
Trade and Commerce and Communladons Other Servlc:es
St.lteJDlsaict/ Tot.lV VII VIII IX
Sl. C.O. BlocltJU.A.I RuraV
No. City/Towll Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 38 39 "10 41 42 43 44 45 46

5. Faridkot C.D. Block Total 163 155 8 174 173 859 781 78
Rural 156 148 8 150 149 855 777 78
Urban 7 7 24 24 4 4
Houses and Rice Shellers Urban 7 7 24 24 4 4
(Bholowal Road) (O.G.)

6. Kot Kapura C.D. Block "otal 178 172 6 245 24. 1,383 1,281 102
Rural 178 172 6 245 24. 1,383 1,281 102
Urban

Kothe Lai Premi (O.G.) Urban

7. Lambi C.D. Block Total 173 169 5 217 217 919 851 6B
Rural 173 168 5 217 217 919 851 68
Urban

8. Malout C.O. Block Total 138 136 2 1"10 140 738 692 46
Rural 138 136 2 140 140 738 692 46
Urban

9. Muktsar C.D. Block Total 309 303 6 100 100 1,272 1,173 99
Rural 309 303 6 ·100 100 1,272 1,173 99
Urban

10. Kot ~hai C.O. Block Total 128 125 3 48 48 835 787 48
(At Giddarbaha) Rural 128 125 3 48 48 835 787 48
Urban

Urb.n Total UrNn 3,250 J,OS3 197 2,743 2,732 11 10,193 8,877 1,316

ClllesJU.A's hav!. popu~'lon 100,000 and above

I. Moga U.A. Urban 355 336 19 597 594 3 1,894 1,516 378

(i) Moga (M.e.) Urban 341 322 19 579 577 2 1,868 1,190 37B
(ii) Duneke (Firozpur Urban 9 9 II 10 20 20
Road) (O.G.)

(iii) Landeke (Amritsar Urban 5 5 7 7 6 6

Road) (O.G.)

T_nsJUA's havlnl population less than 100,000

I. 6ac/hni Kalan (N,A.c.) Urban 30 30 4 4 'IOS 88 17

2. • 8aghapurana (N A.C.) Urban 122 117 5 82 82 239 22.. IS

3. Faridkot U.A. Urban 383 378 5 469 467 2 1,661 1,426 235

(i) Faridkot (M.e.) Urban 376 371 5 445 443 2 1,657 1,.22 235

(ii) Houses and Rice Shellers Urban 7 7 2,. 2" of 4

(Bholowal Road) (O.G.)

'I. Kot Kapura (M.C.) Urban 523 ,.66 57 752 749 J 1,113 1,002 III
 523
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Mafiinal Workers Non·WO!\ers Stalt/Dlsvitti

SI. C.O. BIockIU.A.f
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. OtylTown

47 48 49 50 51 52 2

613 6 607 32,497 11,144 21,353 5. Farldkot C.D. Block

613 6 607 32,347 11,094 21,253
ISO SO 100

150 50 100 Houses and RIce Shellers

(Bhoiowailload).(O.G.)

2.417 94 2,323 42,704 15,619 27,085 6. 'Kot Kapura C.D. Block

2,417 94 2,323 42,700 15,617 27,083
4 2 2
4 2 2 Kothe La! Prem! (O.G.)

1,979 73 1,906 29,841 11,432 18,409 7. LMnbI C.D. Block

1,979 73 1,906 29,841 11,432 18,409

1,623 142 1,481 26,993 9,944 17,049 8. Malout C.D. Block

1,623 142 1,481 26,993 9,944 17,049

596 38 558 41,629 14,016 27,613 9. Muktsar C.O. Block

596 38 558 41,629 14,016 27,613

1,479 30 1,449' 27,876 9,970 17,906 10. Kot aha! C.D. Block
1,479 30 1,449 27,876 9,970 17,906 (At GlddMbaha)

245 47 ". 7.,042 29,J'. ••,69' UrNnTotal

ClclealU.A'. hIvInc population 100,000 11M 11"-

12 8 4 13,197 5,246 7,951 I. Mop U.A.

12 8 4 12,527 4,990 7,537 (1) Hop (M.c.)

608 234 374 (n) Dunelte (FIrotpUl'

R.oad) (O.G.)

62 22 40 (111) l.andeke (AnYItsar

R.oad) (O.C.)

2,007 742 1,265

,
TDWllllUA'. hIvInc populaclon leu chan 100,000

I. hdhnI K_ (N.A.C)

304 34 3,226 1,184 2,042 2. ·1I~.(l.I.A.c.)

4 2 2 11,262 4,317 6,945 3. Fartdkot U.A. '

4 2 2 11,112 4,267 6,845 (I) Farldkot (M.C.)

ISO 50 100 (n) Houses and RIce SheUen

(llhokIwaI R.oad) (O.G.)

98 24 74 12,63-4 4,586 8,048 4. Kot Kapun (M.c.)

.
 524
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total Schedultd Caste

No. of Total Scheduled Populatlon
State/District! Total/ Households uste Population In the aee-eroup 0-6
51. C.D. Block!U.A.I Rural! with Soc.
No. City/Town Urban members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
2 4 6 7 8 9 10

5. Jaitu U.A. Urban 1,552 9,813 5,214 4,599 1,962 1,070 892
(i) Jaitu (M.C,) Urban 1,551 9,807 5,210 4,597 1,961 1,069 892
(Ii) Kothe Lal Premi (D.G.) Urban 6 'I 2
6. M uktsar (M.C.) Urban 2,789 16,911 8,966 7,945 3,272 1,748 1,524
7. Malout (M.e.) Urban 2,341 14,348 7,628 6,720 3,021 1,628 1,393
8. Giddarbaha (M.C,) Urban 1,423 9,109 4,844 '1,265 1,910 1,007 903

Note: I . Towns treated as such for the first time In 1981 Census which continue as towns In 1991 Census are shown with Asttrlsk* on their left.

2. Towns treated as such for the first time in 1991 are in Italics.

3. The following abbreviations have been used for the status of towns:.

M. Corp. '" Municipal Corporation

M.e. = Municipal Committee
e.S. = Cantonment Board
e. T. = Census Town
N.A.C. = Notified Area Committee

4. N.A. = Not Available

D.C. '" Out Growth

U.A. '" Urban Agglomeration

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FOR SCM EDU LED CASTES

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total Main Workers Cultivators

Literates (I-IX) I State/District!
SI. C.D. BlocklU.A.I
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Oty/Town

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2

2,481 1,672 809 2,757 2,591 166 46 46 5. Jaitu U.A.

2,480 1,671 809 2,755 2,589 166 44 44 (1) Jaltu (M.e)

2 2 2 2 (II) Kothe Lal Premi (O.G.)

5,075 3,336 1,739 4,890 4,525 365 158 113 45 6. Muktsar (M.C.)

4,190 2,814 1,376 4,166 3,885 281 16 16 7. Malout (M.C.)

2,563 1,802 761 2,555 2,365 190 II 11 8. Giddarbaha (M_e)

 526
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Catesory of Main Workers

Uvestoek, Forestry, Flshlns,

Huntlna and Plantations, Orchards Mining and
Agricultural labourers 311d allied activities Quanying
State/Dislrlctl TotaV II III IV
51. C.O. Biock/U.A.I RuraV
No. Qty/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persolls Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

5. Jaitu U.A. Urban 623 580 43 23 23

(I) Jaitu (M.C) Urban 623 580 43 23 23
(1I) Kothe Lal Premi (O.G.) Urban

6. Muktsar (M.e.) Urban 1,177 1,091 86 32 30 2

7. Malout (M.e.) Urban 413 403 10 7 5 2

8. Giddarbaha (M.e.) Urban 409 396 13 12 12
 527
FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Manufacturing, Processing, Manufacturing, Processing,

Servicing and Repairs in Servicini and Repairs in other
Household Industry than Household Industry Consll'Uclions
VIa) V(b) VI State/District!
SI. C.D. 8Iod1U.A.!
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Qty/Town

29 30 J I" 32 33 34 35 36 37 2 .-

43 33 10 553 533 20 77 76 5. Jaitu U.A.

43 33 10 553 533 20 77 76 (I) Jaltu (M.C)

(n) Kothe UI Premi (OoGo)

202 192 10 506 489 17 144 140 4 6. Muktsar (MoC.)

475 455 20 980 942 38 270 268 2 7. Malour: (MoC)

19 19 230 225 5 85 85 80 Giddarbaha (MoC)

 528
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Transport,. Storage
Trade and Commerce and Communlcadons Other SeNices
State/District! Total! VII VIII IX
51. C.D. Blo(k/U.A.I Rural!
No. City/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46

5. Jaitu U.A. Urban 445 433 12 192 191 755 676 79

(i) jai!u (M.C.) Urban 445 433 12 192 191 755 676 79

(ii) Kothe Lal Prem; (O.G.) Urban

6. Muktsar (M.C.) Urban 343 337 6 242 240 2 2,086 1,893 193

7. Malou! (M.C.) Urban 519 489 30 284 284 1,202 1,023 179

B. Giddarbaha (M.c.) Urban 530 467 63 121 121 1,138 1,029 109
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Marginal Workers Non-workers State/Districtl

Sl. C.D. Block/U.A.!
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. Oty/Town

47 48 49 50 51 52 2

2 2 7,054 2,623 4,4ll 5. Jaitu U.A.

2 2 7,050 2,621 4,429 (i) Jaitu (M.C.)

4 2 2 (n) Kothe Lal Preml (O.G.)

77 9 68 11,944 4,432 7,512 6. Muktsar (M.C.)

18 4 14 10,164 3,739 6,425 7. Malout (M.C.)

6,554 2,479 4,075 8. Giddarbaha (M.c.)

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ANNEXURES

Annexure A Census Schedules: Housellst, Household Schedule, Individual Slip

Annexure B Relevant extracts from the instructions to enumerators for flIllng up the Schedules In Annexure A.
Annexure C The Census Act, 1948 - Act No. XXXVII of 1948.
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ANNEXURE A

CENSUS OF INDIA 1991 INDIVIDUAL SLIP CONFIDENTIAL

Location Code '"'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ( ) S1. No. of Household [ Pad No...... ,..... .
Code No. of Development Block .............................. . Slip No ...... :.... ..

1 Name ......................................................................................................................................................~ ............... ..

2 Relationship to head ....................................... 8 Religion ................................... :............ ITJJ
3 ~~~~~;;~~~~;.;.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::............ 9 Whether S.C.(l) or S.T.(2) .................... ~=o
4 Age ....................................................'-----r-..; 10 Name of Scheduled CastetTribe
5 Marital Status ..................................................... .

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12 Educational attainment ......................................... ..

141 Did you work any time at all last year?

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No (HISTIDIRIBII/O)· .... ·...... ·...... ·...... ·...... ·............ ·.... ·.......... rn
(including unpaid work on farm or in family enterprise)
14B if. 'Yes' in 14A, did you work for major part of last year? Yes(l) No(2) ............................................................... .
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'No' in 14B (HISTIDIRIBII/O) .... ·.... ·.............. ·.... ·................ ·........................ ·.. rn
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(ii) Nature of industry, trade or service ..................................................................................................... ~

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(iv) Class of worker ............................................................................................................................................... _
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16B if 'Yes' in 16A, have you ever'worked before? Yes (l)fNo (2) ............................................................................... '--
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17A Whether you are an Ex-serviceman? Yes(l)/No(2) ................................................................................................ 0

17B If 'Yes' in 17A, Pensioner (1)/Non-Pensioner(2) .................................................................................................... 0

18. ~i)rt:::::fbirth ..........................................: ~~::~ ~~.:~~.~~.........................D

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ANNEXURE-B
RELEVANT EXTRACTS FROM INSTRUCTIONS TO ENUMERATORS
FOR FILLING UP THE HOUSELIST
Before the census of the population Is taken In 1991, It Is essential to locate
and to identify all places which are occupied or used or which are likely to
be occupied or used by people. The houselisting operations are mainly meant
for this purpose and houselistlng is a prhnary but important step In the census.
2. The house list which Is proposed to be canvassed during the housellstlng
operations is given at the end of this book. It will be noticed that the form
is simple. It collects certain basic Information which will help In forming
enumeration blocks for the census Itself. In addition, Information on the amenities
available to the census household Is collected. The houselist also serves as a
frame for the enterprises for which a separate IIEnterprise List" will have to
be canvassed as part of the houselistlng operations.
3. The manner In which the house list has to be completed and the concepts
and their explanation are described In -detail In this book. It Is absolutely essential
for you to become thoroughly familiar with these Instructions since this lob of
house listing is an extremely important one. Apart from listing of houses you
will also be collecting some useful data on the amenities available to the household
which are required for planning purposes. The success of the housellstlng
operations is very much dependent on a thorough understanding of the concepts,
definitions and instructions and on a faithful application of' these concepts and
definitions and your following the Instructions In the actual filling of the housellst
form. If you have any doubt you should not hesitate to ask your Supervisor
or your Charge Officer· for clarification. As a census enumerator you have
a great responsibility arid there Is no doubt that you will perform this task with
pride and devotion to duty.
4. The house listing operations will Involve certain basic steps which may be
briefly ~ummaPised as follows:
( 1 ). The preparatiOll of a notional map and a lay-out sketch of the area
assigned to you.
(2) Numbering of buildings and census houses.
(3) Filling up the housellst Itself.
(4)'.' 'Preparation of the houselist abstract .
(5) Filling up the Enterprise List for which separate Instructions have been
issued to you.
(6) Preparation of the abstract of the Enterprise List.
5. The preparation of notional map and the lay-out sketch Is flrst described
and after that the basic concepts relating to a building, a census house and
the household are indicated. Thereafter, the actual instructions with regard to
filling up of the housellst have been given.
Preparation of nodonal maps and lay-out sketches
6. In order to be abie to complete the housellst It would be necessary
to locate and identify the buildings and houses. This can only be done If you
are thoroughly familiar with the area assigned to you for these operations. The
purpose of the lay-out sketch and the notional map Is essentially to ensure that
your jurisdiction is quite clear. Also, as will be seen later, It is only If a lay-
out sketch is prepared that you will be able to allot census house numbers
wherever necessary. The first step, therefore, is to prepare the notional map
and lay-out sketch of the area assigned to you.
Notional Map
7. The notional map, as Its very name Indicates, Is a map which Is not
drawn to scale. It Is prepared for the entire village or urban block and Is
meant to show the location of each enumeration block within the village or
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town. Whether It Is for a village or an urban block, the notional map will
have to show the general topographical details of the entire village or urban
block. If a survey map Is already available with the village revenue official,
the preparation of the notional map will be easy because that can be copied
out and the topographical details entered. The topographical details which should
be Indicated on the notional map would Include permanent features and landmarks
such as the village site, well-known roads, cart tracks, hills, rivers, nallas, etc.,
as also railway line and similar clearly recognizable features. It Is important
that the boundaries of panchayats, patwarls' circles or halkas or hamlets are
distinguished If possible and the names of hamlets should also be entered wherever
they are known by particular names. For the purpose of preparation of the
notional map, you will be provided a separate sheet. Please use this for
preparation of the notional map.
S. The notional map will In effect be an outline map of the village or
urban block. Specimen notional maps for rural and urban areas may be seen
at Annexes A and B.
9. In the case of very large villages when there are many blocks, It may
be difficult to indicate the outline of the entire village. In such cases, It is
sufficient If you show In the notional Alap the block assigned to you.
Lay-out Sketch
10. Having prepared the notional map, you would have to prepare the
detailed lay-out sketch of your block. The lay-out sketch is in effect a detailed
map of the block aSSigned to you in which will be shown the streets and the
buildings on the streets. The main purpoe of this lay-out sketch is to clearly
present the streets in the block and the buildings so that based on the lay-
out sketch the operations can be carried out. As In the case of the notional
map, In the lay-out sketch also Important topographical details should be shown.
This Is not a document which Is drawn to a scale. It is a free hand drawing.
In order to be able to draw the lay-out sketch it would be necessary for you
to go around the village or block assigned tq-,you so that you become familiar
with the area, the way the streets run and- the main topographical features.
Having gone aroijnd the village or block, you should start from one end of
the vlllage or block and draw a sketch.
It is Important that the dividing lines between one block and another should
be clearly demarcated. Such dividing lines, besides following some natural
boundaries wherever possible, should also be indicated by the survey numbers
that fall on either side of the dividing line In cadastrally surveyed villages. In
villages which are not cadastrally surveyed, the line can be Indicated by the
name of the owner of the field on either side of the line or by the name
of the field, If any.
11. In the lay-out sketch every single building or house should be shown.
PUCCil and kutchil houses must be shown by signs like a square 0 for a PUCCil
house and a triangle 6. for Kutchil Jlouse further classifying them as wholly
or partly residential or wholly non-residential by shading as follows:
o - Puca house, whether wholly or partly residential
• - Puca wholly non-residential .
6. - Kutchil house, whether wholly or partly residential
A - Kutchil wholly non-residential

12. It Is difficult to give a comprehensive and detailed definition of the

terms I Pucca' and 'Kutcha' houses to cover different patterns of structures all
over the country. The categorisation of the houses as Puca or Kutchil for
the purpose of i:lepictlng them on the lay-out sketches will facilitate their
Identification. Also as Kutch3 houses are not likely to be long-lasting, anyone
referring tc)'the lay-out sketches a few years later can easily distinguish settlement
areas which are Ilkely to have undergone a change. For the purpose of preparation
of lay-out sk~tches, a Puca house may be treated as one which has Its walls
and roof made of the following meterials:
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Wall material Burnt bricks, stone (duly packed with lime or cement), cement
concrete or timber, Ekra, etc.
Roof material Tiles, Gel (galvanized corrugated iron) sheets, asbestos cement
sheets, RBC (re-Inforced brick concrete), RCC (re-Inforced
cement concrete) and timber, etc.
Houses, the walls andlor roof of which are made of materials other than
those mentioned above such as unbumt bricks, bamboos, mud, grass, reeds,
thatch, loosely packed stone, etc., may be treated as Kutcha houses.
13. When once the location of every building or house is demarcated on
the sketch it will be a simple matter to decide on numbering the bulldingsl
houses In one series following certain principles. No hard and fast rule Can
be laid down as to the direction In which the house numb@rs should run i.e.
left to right or in a clockwise order or north-west to south-east and so on.
Much depends on the lay-out. So long as some convenient and Intelligible order
is followed it should be alright. The numbers allotted to each house should
be marked on the sketch and with the help of arrow marks at convenient Intervals,
the direction in which the house numbers run shouid be indicated. This Is
particularly important when streets cut across one another and the house
numbering series along a street get Interrupted. It will be of advantage If the
numbers are roughly marked In pencil on this sketch and later verified with
the actual state of things on ground to see If the order of numbering given
in the lay-out sketch would be convenient or any change Is needed, for after
all the sketch is only a rough one and the actual state of buildings on ground
may suggest a 'more convenient order of numbering at some places. Having
satisfied yourself that the numbering has gone on right lines you may ink them.
14. Urban areas: The preparation of notional maps and the lay-out sketches
(containing house numbers) In urban areas should essentially follow the same
procedure as In the rural areas except that in most urban units the draughtsman
of the Municipal Administration might have already prepared town maps perhaps
even to scale, and these may come In extremely handy. It has been found
from experience that the boundaries of towns are often times loosely defined
and not properly demarcated giving rise to several doubts regarding the areas
lying on the outskirts of towns. It Is important that the map should very clearly
Indicate the boundaries by means of definite survey numbers and also other
permanent features. Sometimes, one side of the road may fall within the town
limits and the other side get excluded as It may be outside the defined boundary
of the town. All these points should be carefully verified on the ground before
the maps are certified to be correct by the supervising authorities. Cases of
sub-urban growth adjoining the limits of a town and such cases as one side
of a street failing outside the limit of a town should be brought to the notice
of the superior officers who will have to ensure that such built up are properly
accounted for within the administrative unit in which they fall.
15. In urban area very detailed plans showing the location of every building
or house along every road and street In your block should be clearly prepared.
In view of the very large number and close location of houses In urban areas
It may be necessary to have a number of sketches .each covering a limited area.
A lay-out sketch of your block should be prepared In which all the roads and
streets should be clearly Indicated and their names also written. Then each
building and house should be located on this sketch. It will facilitate your work
and of others if the wholly non-residential houses are distinguished from the
residential houses by hatching as Indicated in paragraph 11. Here again the
Important permanent buildings such as say, town-hall, large office building, court
building, post office, hospital, school, church, market bulidlng, etci should be
Indicated on the map.
16. For those towns which already have a satisfactory house-numbering
system, you should adopt the same for preparation of house-numbering maps
referred to above. The house numbering can be brought up-to-date with the
help of your lay-out map. But if there is no proper housenumberlng system
In the town, you will be required to assign numbers to the houses In the
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lay-out sketch(es) of your Jurisdiction In the manner Indicated below. Where
a rationalised housenumbering system is proposed to be introduced for the tlrst
time these sketches will greatly help the authorities.
Numberln. of bulldlnp and censu~ houses In rural and urban areas
17. You have to give numbers to 'Bulldlngs' and ICensus Houses' In all
areas. The Instructions given hereafter will guide you to determine a building
or a census house for the purpose, of house listing. A building Is a readily
distinguishable structure or group of structures which Is taken as the unit for
house numbering. The entire buHdlng may be deemed one census house or
sometimes part of It, as will be explained. The objective Is to ultimately number
and list out all phYSical unIts ofconstlVctlons which are used for different purposes,
resIdentIal or otherwise.
18. Building: A building is generally a single structure on the ground.
Sometimes it Is made up of more than one component unit which are used
or likely to be used as dwellings (residences) or establishments such as shops,
business houses, offices, factories, workshops, worksheds, schools, places of
entertainment, places of worship, godowns, stores, etc. It Is also possible that
buildings which have component units may be used for a combination of purposes
such as shop-cum-resldence, workshop-cum-resldence, office-cum-residence, etc.

19. Sometimes a series of different buildings may be found along a street

which are Joined with one another by common walls on either side looking
like a continuous structure. These different units are practically Independent
of one another and likely to have been built at different times and owned by
different persons. In such cases though the whole structure with all the adjoining
units apparently appears to be one building, each portion should be treated
as a separate building and given separate numbers. On the other hand, you
may come across cases, particularly In large cities of multi-storeyed ownership
flats. In these cases while the structure looks like one building, the flats are
owned by dlffer,ent persons. In case of such multl-storeyed structures, having
a number of flats owned by different persons, the entire structure should be
treated as one J>ullding and each flat as a separate house.

20. Sometimes In metropolitan cities the local authorities may have

considered, the flats in a block or In large colonies as separate buildings and
numbe{ed them as such. If the house-numbering system of the local authorities
Is adopted as such, you may treat each such flat as a separate building because
this will avoid your having to renumber these.

21. If within a large enclosed area there are separate structures owned by
different persons then each such structure should be treated as one or more
separate buildings. Sometimes there may be a number of structures within an
enclosed area or compound owned by an undertaking or company or government
which are occupied by their employees. Each such structure should be treated
as a separate building. If such buildings have a number of flats or blocks which
are independent of one another having separate entrance from a common
courtyard or staircase and occupied by different households each such flat or
block should be considered as a separate census house.

22. Usually a structure will have four walls and a roof. But in some areas
the very nature of construction of houses is such that there may not be any
wall. For example, a conical roof almost touches the ground and an entrance
Is also provided and there will not be any wall as such. Such structures should
be treated as buildings and census houses as the case may be.

23. If there Is more than one structure within an enclosed or open compound
(premises) belonging to the same person, e.g., the main house, the servant's
quarter, the garage, etc., only one building number should be given for this
group and each of the constituent separate structures assigned a sub-number
like 1 (1), 1 (2), I (3) and so on provided these structures satisfy the deflnltlon
of a ICensus House' given hereafter.
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24. The buildings should be numbered as follows:

(i) If in ~ village the locality consists of a number of streets, the buildings

in the various streets should be numbered continuously. Streets should
be take'n In uniform order from North-west to South-east. It has been
observed that the best way of numbering the buildings Is to continue
with one consecutive serial on one side of the street and complete
numbering on that side befo!,!! crossing over to the end of the other
side of the street and continuing with the serial, stopping finally opposite
to where the flrst number began.
(i1) In a town/city enumeration block, the numbering will have to run along
the axis of the street arid not In any arbitrary geographical direction.
(iii) Arabic numerals, i.e., 1,2,3, •••.••.. etcj should be used for building
numbers.
(Iv) A building under construction, the roof of which has been completed
shouid be given a number in the serial.
(v) if a new building either Pucca or Kutcha Is found after the house-
numbering has been completed or in the midst of buildings already
numbered, it should be given a new number which may bear a sub-
number of the adjacent building number e.g., 10/1 ....
NOTE: These shouid not be numbered as 1O( 1) or 10(2) etc., as such
numbering would apply to census houses within the same building. On
the other hand, 10/1 would mean a separate building that has come
up after building No. 10.

Census House

25. A 'Census House' is a building or part of a building having a separate

main entrance from the road or common courtyard or staircase, etc., used, or
recognised as a separate unit. it may be occupied or vacant. It may be used
for a residential or non-residential purpose or both.

26. If a building has a number of fiats or blocks which are Independent

of one another having separate entrances of their own from the road or a common
staircase or a common courtyard leading to a main gate, they will be considered
as separate census houses. If within a iarge enclosed area, there are separate
buildings owned by different persons then each such building shouid be treated
as one or more separate buildings. You may come across cases where within
an enclosed compound there may be separate buildings owned by an undertaking
or company or even government, actually in occupation of different persons.
For example, I.O.C. colony where the buildings are owned by the Corporation
but these are in occupation of their empioyees. Each such building should be
reckoned as a separate building. But If In anyone of these buildings there be
fiats in occupation of different households, each such fiat should be treated as
a separate census house.

,27. It may be difflcult to appiy the definition of census house strictly In

certain cases. For example, In an urban area, a flat has flve rooms each room
having direct entrance to the common staircase or courtyard. By deflnltlon this
has to be treated as five census houses. If all these flve rooms are occupied
by a singie household it Is not realistic to treat them as flve census houses.
in such a case 'singleness" of use of these rooms alongwlth the main house should
be considered and the entire fiat should be treated as one census house. On
the other hand, if two independent households occupy these five rooms, the
first household living In 3 rooms and the second household occupying 2 rooms,
then considering the use the first three rooms together should be treated as one
census house and the remaining rooms as another census house. But if each
room is occupied by an Independent household then each such room should
be treated as a separate census house.
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28. In case of hostels, hotels, etc., even If the door of each room In which
an Inmate lives opens to a common verandah, staircase, courtyard or a common
room, as It happens almost Invariably, the entire hostel/hotel building should be
treated as one census house. But If such hostels/hotels _have out-houses or other
structures used for different purposes or the same purpose then each such structure
attached to the main hostel/hotel should be treated as a separate census house
and will be given sub-numbers of the main building.

29. In some parts of the country, In rural areas, the pattern of habitation
Is such that a group of huts located In a compound, whether enclosed or
unenclosed Is occupied by one household. While the main residence may be
located In one hut, other huts may be used for sleeping, as a kitchen, bath
room, balthak, etc. Though each of the huts 15 a separate structure, they form
a single housing unit and therefore, have to be treated collectively as a single
census house. If some of the huts are used by one household and the others
by a second household as residence, then the two groups of huts should be
treated as separate census house. However, If there are also other huts In the
compound used for other purposes and not as part of the household's residence
such as, cattle shed, workshed, etc., they should be treated as separate census
houses.
30. It Is also possible that a household uses another structure, e.g., a baithak,
separated from the main residence by some distance or by other structures or
by a road. In such cases, It may become necessary to treat that separate structure
used as "balthak" as a separate census house.

31. It Is usual to find In municipal towns and cities that every site whether
built upon or not Is numbered by the municipal authorities. on property basis.
Such open sites, even if these are enclosed by a compound wall, should not
be listed for census purposes. Only cases where a structure with roof has come
up should be treated as a census house and listed. But in some areas the
very nature of c~mstructlon of houses is such that there may not be any wall.
For example, a conical roof almost touches the ground and an entrance 15 also
provided and there will not be any wall as such. Such structures should of
course be treated as buildings and census houses and numbered and listed.

32. Pump houses, temples and other similar structures must also be numbered
and given census house numbers. These are places where people can also live.
Obviously, such structures need not be numbered if they are so small that no
person Can live In them.

33. Each census house should be numbered. If a building by Itself Is a

single census house, then the number of the census house will be the same
as the building number. But If different parts or constituent units of a building
qualify to be treated as separate census houses, each census house should be
given a sub-number within brackets after the building number as 1O( I), 10(2),
etc. or 11 (1), 11 (2), 11 (3), etc.

Household
34. A household is a group of persons who commonly live together and
would take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work
prevented any of them from doing so. There may be a household of persons
related by blood or a household of unrelated persons or having a mix of both.
Examples of unrelated households are boarding houses, messes, hostels, residential
hotels, rescue homes, Jails, ashrams, etc. These are called "Institutional
Households". There may be one member households, 2 member households
or multimember _households. For census purposes each one of these types Is
regarded as a "Householdu •

35. If a group of persons who are unrelated to each other live In a census
house but do not -have their meals from a common kitchen, then they would
not consltltute an Institutional household. Each such person should be treated
as a separate household. The Important link In finding out whether there Is
a household or not Is a common kitchen.
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36. Each household will be listed according to the Instructions that follow
and a distinguishing number allotted to each household. As each household will
be related to the physical structure of a census house, the household number
as such need not be painted on the door of each census house. Only the
building and census house number will be painted.
HouseRsdni
37. After the preparation of the notional maps and lay-out sketches
(containing house numbers) and the numbering bf the houses, the next step
is to list them In a prescribed schedule, namely, the housellst•
•
38. At the 1991 Census, a housellst form wlll be canvaSsed on universal
basis. Specimen form of the schedule to be so canvassed is given as Annexe
'E' at the end of this book.
39. The instnJctlons given below will guide you In filling up the housellst.
40. On the top of the house list form, proVision Is made to note the name
of the State with Code No., District with Code No., Name of TehslVTalukal
Police Station/Development BlodclClrcle and Its Code No., Name of Viliage/
Town and its Code No., Name or No. of Ward/Mohalla/Hamlet and
Enumerator's Block No. These entries which will be referred to as lILocation
Code" hereafter are to be filled In by you very carefully. The location Code
is the method by which every village or town In any tehsll or police station
in every district of a state Is Identified by a combination of numbers. For
this purpose every state, district, tehsll or police station, village or town, ward!
mohalla/hamlet and enumerator's block In your state would have been allotted
code numbers. Your Charge Officer or Supervisor would have Indicated to
you the state, district, tehsll or police station and the village or town, ward!
mohalla/hamlet and enumerator's block code numbers allotted to you. You
will have to enter these numbers In the relevant spaces against the names of
the various jurisdictional units. Please note that the town number Is to be liven
in Roman figures (I,IMII,IV; etc.) to distInguish It from the village number which
will be Indicated by Arable numerals (I, 2, 1, 4, etc.). You should enter
page number of the housellst continuously for your block.
You will also be provided by your supervisor or charge oft1cer the name
of the Development Block and Its code number. You have to enter the same
in the space provided for this. In States/UTs where the Development Block
is the next unit below the District, the name and the code number will be
repeated here.
41. Every line In the Housellst Is to be numbered serially. The line numbers Col. I : u.. No.
should be continuous for your block. Arabic numerals should be used for this
purpose, e.g., I, 2,' 3, 4, etc.
42. Some municipal towns may have a satisfactory system of numbering Col. 2: ........ No. (....... Or
the buildings and after preparation of the lay-out sketch of your area, you would 1oa1 ....orIc, or an. . No.)
have given the same number to the building located on the sketch.
43. While preparing the lay-out sketch In the manner described earlier you
will have assigned building numbers to each of the bulldlnp shown In the'lay-
out sketch. Where the numbering system of the municipality or local authority
Is satisfactory, you would have adopted It and given these numbers In the lay-
out sketch. In cases, where this numbering system by the municipality or local
authority Is not satisfactory, you would have given numbers to the bulldlnp
In a systematic manner as described eariler and It Is this numbering system adopted
by you that would have to be indicated In the lay-out sketch. Of course,
you might have had to merely update or revise the numbering system that already
exists In some cases. There can also be cases where no numbering system existed
earlier. In these cases you would have numbered the buildings and assigned
them numbers In the lay-out sketch. Where the numbers In any of the systems
have not been Indicated on the buildings themselves, you would also have painted
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them as mentioned earlier. Irrespective of the situation, you would have assigned
a number to every building In the Iay-out sketch.
44. The number which has been assigned In the lay-out sketch In any of
the system described above and which has aln!ady been put on the building
or which might have been painted by you on the building should be enten!d
In this column.
45. Arabic numbers (e.g., I, 2, 3, .......... ) should be used for building
numbers. In cases when! there are numbers aln!ady pn!sent and painted or
fixed, these Instructions naturally will not apply. These Instructions will apply
entirely depending on local circumstances.
46. In many cases there may be large colonies or blocks of flats where
continuous serial numbering has been adopted by the local authorities. Strictly
speaking, each building In which there may be a set of flats should be given
a building number and the flats themselves given census house numbers. However,
local authorities may have numben!d the Hats continuously without n!ference to
the separate buildings. Such situations exist In Deihl, Madras, Bombay, etc. and
In oftlclal colonies. In such cases we need not change the numbering system
and may adopt It as such. In such cases you will obviously have to enter the
same number In columns 2 and 3 of the housellst since a separate building number
Is now not being given. However, to ensure that all buildings have been coven!d,
you should put a bracket In column 2 enclosing all those flat numbers which
are located In one single building unit. The manner In which this Is done Is
indicated below:·
Houselfst

Line Building No. (Municipal or local Census House

No. authority or Census No.) No.
2 3

2'~
I 215
2 216 216
3 217 217
4 218 218
5 219
6
7 2'n
220
221
220
221
8 22~ 222
In the example given, each building consists of 4 Hats.
Col. 3 : Census House 'No. 47. What Is a census house has already been described In detail earlier.
To recall the definition a census house Is a structure or part of a structure
with a separate entrance which may be Inhabited or vacant and which may
be used for any purpose by human beings such as dwelling, a shop, a shop'
cum·dweillng, a place of worship or a place of business, workshop, school, etc.
48. In accordance with the Instructions, you would have allotted census
house number to a building or to part of a building. If there Is only one
census house In the building, then the number of the census house will be the
same as the building number. The will be repeated In this column. If a building
has a number of Hats or blocks which have separate entrances of their own
and are Independent of each other giving on the road or a common staircase
or a common courtyard leading to the main gate, they will be considered as
separate census houses. If all the structures within an enclosed compound are
together treated as one building then each structure with a separate entrance
should be treated as a separate census house. The order in which census houses
within a building should be numben!d, should be continuous, preferably clockwise
or In any convenient manner If at all It Is dlftlcult to do It clockwise.
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49. Sometimes a building which may form a single structure may be occupied
in its different parts or suites of rooms or even some single rooms by different
households. These Individual parts are likely to have separate entrances from
a common verandah, staircase or a courtyard. Then each of these parts would
assume, the character of a separate census house.
50. The census house number to be noted In this column will be the same
as the building number already noted In column 2, If the bulldhlg Is by Itself
a single census house. But If the building Is made up of portions each of which
has been treated as a separate census house according to the definition, then
each of these census houses will bear the building number with a separate sub-
number in brackets for each census house, e.g., 9( I), 9(2) ....... 12( I), 12(2),
J 2(3) ......etc.

NOTE: You should not indicate the number as 911 or 9/2 etc., as this method
will be used In the assignment of a number to a new building not
previously numbered that has come up after building No. 9 and before
No.IO.
5 J. This question has been divided Into three parts, I.e., (a) material of Cols. 4, 5 It 6 : Predominant con-
walli (b) material of roofi (c) material of floor. For your convenience the struction material of cit. census
description of the predominant construction material has been Indicated at the house
bottom of house list under each Item, I.e., wall, roof and floor. A numerical
code for a group of materials has been indicated. What you have to do Is
to enquire about the material and enter the appropriate code In Cols•. 4-6 for
each of the materials of wall, roof and floor respectively.
52. For material of wall, J0 codes have .been provided which are Indicated Col. 4 Material of wall
in the schedule itself. In order to determine the material of wall you have to
take into account the material out of which the major portions of the walls
of the house are made and then select the appropriate code. The code thus
selected should be entered In Col. 4. Dash (-) will be entered In case of structures
with pillars wlthout walls.
53. For material of roof, 8 codes have been provided. These are Indicated Col. 5 Material of roof
in the schedule itself. For determining the material of roof, you have to take
into account the material out of which the outer roof exposed to the weather
and not the ceiling, is made, i.e., tiles, thatch, corrugated Iron, zinc or asbestos
cement sheets, or concrete, wood, mud, etc. If the roof Is mainly made of
bricks and stone and has a mud plaster, cement plaster or lime plaster exposed
to the sky, the material of roof in such cases will not be mud, cement or
lime but it will be bricks, stone, etc., which constitute the fabric of the roof.
In multi-storeyed buildings the Intervening floor will constitute the roof of the
lower floor. After ascertaining the material of the roof you have to give the
suitable numerical code in Col. 5.
54. For material of floor, 7 codes have been provided as Indicated In the Col. 6 Material of floor
schedule itself. For the material of floor you have again to take the malor
portion of material out of which the floor of the house Is made, for example,
if in a house only the drawing room has mosaic floor while all other rooms
and corridors have lust cement flooring, the material of floor to be recorded
here will be 'cement', i.e. code 5. Again, If a house has tiled Hoor In the
bath room and all other rooms have cement floor the material of floor will
again be 'cement'. ,For multi-storeyed buildings the floor of the upper storeys
will be determined in the usual manner as discussed above. It may be noted
that the material of the roof of the intervening floors of multl-storeyed buildings
does not automatically become the material of floor of the upper storeys. The
floor material of the upper storey could be different from the fabric of the
roof for the lower storey. For example, In a two storeyed building. the roof
of the ground floor could be RCC while the floor material of the fint Roor
could be mosaic.
55. The actua I use to which a census house Is put has to be recorded Col. 7 : Purpose for which census
in this column. As you will recall, a census house can be used for a single house Is used. (If wholly or pardy
purpose or for various purposes at the same time. To Illustrate the types of used for runnln. one or naore
uses to which the census houses can be put, certain examples are given below. enterprises, fill enterprise list)
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These are illustrative and you should not feel that you should enter only what
is mentioned here but It Is important for you to use this as guideline and write
the description of the purpose for whIch the census house is used as fully as
po~wk. •
(I) Residence, shop-cum-residence, workshop-cum-residence, etc.
(ii) Factory/workshop and workshed etc. "Factory" should be written
if It is registered under the Indian Factories Act (Please see Annexe
'I'). An establishment using power and employing 10 or more persons
or which is run without use of power and employing 20 or more
persons Is a factory. A 'workshop' is a place where any kind of
production, repair or servicing goes on or where goods and articles
are made and sold, but is not large enough to be a factory. It
is not necessary that some machinery should exist. Even a place where
some household Industry such as say, handloom weaving, bin rolling,
papad making, toy making, etc., Is carried on, should be noted as
a workshop. If it is also used as a residence it should be noted
as workshop-cum-residence. Make searching enquiry if a house is used
for the purpose of production of any goods or for some processing
or repairing even on a household industry basis, as these are not likely
to be apparent to a casual observer.
(iii) Shop: A shop is a place where articles are bought and/or sold for
cash or for credit.
(iv) Office, business house, bank, etc: Business house is that where
transactions In money or other articles take place.
(v) Hospital, dispensary, health centre, doctor's clinic, etc.
(vi) School and other educational Institutions.
(vii) Hotel, sarai, dharmshala, tourist house, inspection house, etc.
(viii) Restaurant, sweetmeat shop and eating place: (A sweetmeat shop where
sweetmeat is being made and sold should be recorded as workshop).
(Ix) Place of entertainment:

Examples-Cinema house, theatre, community hall (panchayat ghar) etc.

(x) Place of worship, etc.
Examples-Temple, church, mosque, gurudwara, etc.

(xi) InstitutIons:
Examples-Orphange, rescue home, jail, reformatory, children's care
home, etc.
(xli) Others:
Examples-Cattle-Shed, garage, godown, laundry, petrol filling station,
passenger's shelter, etc.
(the exact use to be fully described in each case).
The entry under column 7 will have to be made on the line and not In
the dotted box.
56. Column 7 refers to the purpose for which a census house Is used.
There will be some cases where census houses are used only for seasonal activities
and at the time the housellsting Is canried out by you, this seasonal activity
may not be taking place. Such seasonal activities would be oil-mills (Ghani),
Gur-maklng in sheds, etc. It is necessary that the seasonal use of such census
house for running of an establishment is recognised and that this seasonal use
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activities so that the complete picture regarding the use of the census house
Is available. However, at the time of house listing, there may be cases where
such census .pauses are being used for some other purpose such as a residence.
Then the use to which this census house is being put at the time of your visit
should, of course, be noted. In the case of census houses where their seasonal
use has been noted by you In column 7 please write in the same column that
this use Is "Seasonal".
Important
57. If the census house Is found vacant, I.e., If no person Is living In It
at the time of houselistlng and it Is not being used for any purpose, write 'vacant'
in this column. The reason for vacancy such as 'dilapidated', 'under repair',
'incomplete construction', 'want of tenant', etc., may be recorded In the
'Remarks' column. If on the other hand the census house Is found locked
because the occupants have gone on a journey or pilgrimage, then It should
not be treated as 'vacant' but the use to which it Is put should be recorded
here and the fact that the occupants have gone on a journey or pilgrimage noted
in the 'Remarks' column as 'House locked-occupants on journey/pilgrimage' etc.
If iI census house hilS more thiln one household In It, do not repeat the word
'residence' In subsequent lines In column 7.
58. If a particular census house is wholly or partly used for running one
or more enterprises, you must tirst enter the use to which it is put In this
column. Having done so, you will have to go to the enterprise list and enter
details of such enterprise or enterprises there as will be described In the Instructions
for tilling up the enterprise list which have been supplied to you separately.
Enterprise
59. An enterprise is an undertaking engaged in production and/or distribution
of goods and/or services not for sale purpose of own consumption. The workers
in an enterprise may consist of members of the household or hired workers or
both. An enterprise may be owned and operated by one household or by several
households jointly (on a partnership basis) or by an Institutional body. The
activities of an enterprise may be carried on in a single census house, In more
than one census houses or in the open i.e., without premises. The activity of
the enterprise may also be carried on only for a part of the year but on a
fairly regular basis. Such cases should also be considered as an enterprise. In
column 7 details of only those enterprises which are carried on within census
houses should be entered.
60. It Is possible that more than one entrepreneurial activity Is carried on
in the same census house. If these activities are carried on by the same person
or the same household but separate accounts are kept for each of these activities,
they should be treated as separate enterprises. However, In cases where the
activities cannot be distinguished from one another, there will be only one
enterprise pertaining to the malor activity. The malor activity can be recognised
on the basis of the value of Income, turnover or number of persons employed
depending on the information readily available during your enquires. For example,
if a tailor seils cloth also but does not maintain separate accounts for his tailoring
activity and selling of cloth, then you should find out which is the malor activity
by Inquiring from which activity he gets a greater Income or In which he employs
more people, etc. This will be the activity of the enterprise.
61. Enterprises which are carried on the open, I.e., without premises will
be entered In column 20 as we shall see later.
62. Please note that the growing of agricultural crops mentioned below should
not be classlfled as enterprises:
Cereal crops (paddy, wheat, jowar, bajra, maize, ragi, barley, etc.)
Pulses (amar, gram, moong, masur, urd, etc.)
Raw cotton
Raw jute, mesta

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Sunnhemp and other kindred fibres
Production of 011 seeds such as sesamum, ground nuts, mustard, linseed, castor,
rape seed, etc.
Sugarcane
Roots and tubers, vegetables, singhal'S, chillies and spices and flowers and
parts of plants
Agricultural production not elsewhere classified
Tea
Coffee
Rubber
Tobacco
Pepper
Cardamom
Edible nuts, e.g., walnut, almond, cashew nut, etc.
Production of coconut and areca nut
Production of fruits! e.g., bananas, apples, grapes, mangoes, oranges, etc.
Production of ganla, cinchona, opium, etc.
Crops of plantation, not elsewhere classlned (e.g., betel leaves, cocoa, etc.)
Import1nt: Please note that while growing of tea, coffee, tobacco, etc., should
not be classified as an enterprise, if In a census house these are processed, for
example, curing of tea leaves, curing of tobacco, etc., then these activities of
processing will have to be treated as enterprises. Similarly, manufacture of copra
from coconut or the processing of cashew nuts will also be an enterprise.
63. Mining and quarrying or manufacturing, processing, repair or servicing
activity are enterprises. Similarly, activities relating to generation and transmission
and distribution of gas, steam, water supply, construction, wholesale or retail
trade, hotels and restaurants, transport, storage, warehousing, communication,
financing, Insurance, real estate and business services, community, social and
personal services, public administration and defence services such as government
offices, schools, hospitals, recreation and cultural services, community services
such as temples, etc., will also be enterprises. in addition, you must note that
the rearing of cattle and" production of milk, rearing of sheep for production
of wool, rearing of other animals such as pigs, rearing of bees and production
of honey, rearing of silk-worms and production of cocoons and raw silk, hunting,
trapping, collection of fuel and other forest products and their sale, gathering
of materials such as herbs, resins, etc., catching and selling of fish, providing
agricultural services such as spraying, etc., are all enterprises. In other words,
livestock production, agricultural services, hunting, trapping and game propagation,
forestry and loggillg and fishing will aiso have to be classified as enterprises.
64. You will notice that an enterprise can be carried on within a census
house or outside the census house without premises or In the open. The entries
you make will be either In column 7 or column 20 depending on whether
these enterprises are carried on within the census house or outside a census
house without premises respectively.
The enterprises without premises are either carrled on In a shopping centre/
market place or of moving type. All enterprises of moving type are to be
captured through col.20. The enterprises which are having fixed location In
a market place/shopping centre will be of two types viz. (I) enterprises operating
In front of a shop/census house or attached to a census house and (Ii) those
having fixed location In the open air in a shopping centre/market place and
cannot be attached/linked to a census house/shop. The enterprises of type (I)
will be covered through col. 7 and the enterprises of type (11) will be netted
through col. 20. For example, watch repairer operating In one corner or In
front of the shop will be netted through col.7 whereas cobblers sitting in open
at a fixed location In a market/shopping centre will be netted through col. 20.
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65. It has been mentioned earlier that rearing of cattle or production of
milk will be an enterprise. In such a case and in similar other cases, care
should be taken to be sure that this activity can be classified as an enterprise.
For example, if the milk produced Is for self consumption and Is not usually
sold as a regular practIce, then this activity will not be treated as an enterprise.
Occasional sale of milk where a person keeps cattle will not be an enterprise
since he keeps canle evidently for production of milk for self-consumptlon. The
same approach should be adopted with regard to similar activities like rearing
of pigs, hens, bees, gathering of wood or forest products, etc.
In some parts of the country as we have noticed earlier, there are fbalthaks'
or (sanghois' which sometimes have to be considered as separate census houses
but which are only used by the household for sleeping or sitting, etc. No
enterprise is carried on in such a census house and therefore, details of balthaks
or sanghois need not be entered In the enterprise list. Similar examples where
census houses will not be considered as having an enterprise would be a garage,
cattle·shed etc., provided these are not used for any economic activity.
66. If the activity of an enterprise extends beyond the premises of a single
census house to a group of contiguous houses, then the entire group of census
houses could be regarded as a single enterprise and the census houses In which
this enterprise is carried on should be bracketed together In column 7 to indicate
that all these relate to a single enterprise. But if different activities of an enterprise
are carried on in different census houses cut off from one another, then each
such census house will have to be treated as a separate enterprise and details
recorded in the line in which this census house Is entered.
67. The use to which a census house is put should be enquired into thoroughl)
so that no enterprise Is missed. This Is particularly Important in cases where
the house is partly residential. However, please note that only the enterprise
carried on in the census house which you are enumerating will be noted In
column 7.
68. You must note the way In whlc:h you will have to Indicate the purpose
for which the census house is used In this column. If a census house Is used
only for residential purposes then only one line need be entered In this column.
However, if a census house Is wholly or partly non-residential, you must enter
the uses to which it Is put In one line and then use the subsequent line or
lines to describe the activity or activities which are carried on In this census
house. Please note that the serial number of the enterprise will have to be
noted within brackets against each such activity starting from the very tlrst
enterprise in your block. For example, If there is a census house In which
a shop and a clinic are run In combination with reSidence, the entries beginning
with column I would be as Illustrated below: .

Line Building No. (municipal Census Purpose for which

No. or local authority or house census house is
census number) No. used (If wholly or
pa rtly used for
running one or more
enterprises, fill
enterprise list)
(col. I) (col. 2) (col. 3) (col. 7)

2 3 4
10 430 430(11 Resldence-cum-
shop-cum-cllnlc:
11 Shop (6)
12 Olnlc (7)
13 430(2) Bakery-cum-Fiour Mill
14 Bakery (8)
15 Flour Mill (9)
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69. You will notice that the non·resldentldl uses of this particular house are
entered in separate lines. The numbers shown against the 'shop' and 'clinic'
in this wmple will be the seriai number of the enterprise in your block. If
for instance in the census house, only a clinic or a workshop was being run,
then you would have obviously used only one line. It Is In the cases where
enterprises are run In combination with or without residence in a census house,
that you would have to use more than one line as Indicated In the example.
You will find more examples Illustrating how you should make entries In Annexe'
G at the end of this book.
Col. 8: Household No. 70. A 'Household' Is a group of persons who commonly live together and
would take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work
prevented any of them from doing so. It may be made up of related or un·
related persons or of mixed type. A cook or a servant living In the house of
his employer and taking his food there Is part of that household. .A hostel
where a number of unrelated persons live together is an institutional household
provided it has a common kitchen. So also is a Jail.
71. There can be a household No. In column 8 only If you have noted
In column 7 that the census house Is wholly or partly residential. There cannot
be an entry In this column In a case where the census house is wholly non·
residential.
72. There may be more than one household In a census house. Each
household should be given a separate number. This can be done by using the
aiphabets (a), (b), (c), etc., as suffixes to the census house No. For exam pie,
If building No. 2 is a census house and has three households, the household
numbers will be 2(a), 2(b) and 2(c). If building number 4 has two census
houses, these houses will be numbered as 4( 1) and 4(2). If within these houses
there are respectively 3 and 2 households then they will be numbered as 4( I )(a),
4( I )(b), 4(1 )(c) and 4(2)(a)and 4(2)(b) respectively. If, however, building
No. 3 Is a cen~us house and has only one household the household No. to
be entered In this column will be No. 3 only.
73. You will notice how the numbering of the buildings, census houses and
the households are closely linked. This link Is best .1IIustrated by an example
as follows:

Particulars Building Census Household

NumbJ!r House Number
Number
2 3 4
I. Building No. 9 having one
census house and no hoUse'
hold 9 9
2. Building No.9 having one
census house and one house·
hold 9 9 9
3. Building No. 9 having one
census house and two house·
holds 9 9 9(a)
9(b)
4. Building N. 9 having two
census houses and one house·
hold each 9 9(1 ) 9(1)
9(2) 9(2)
5. Building No. 9 having two
census houses and two house·
holds In one and three In the
other . 9 9(1) 9(1 )(a)
9(1 )(b)
9(2) 9(2)(a)
9(2)(b)
9(2)(c)
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74. In such iJ case "here the same building contallll more thiln one census
house, the building number should not be repeilted In the subsequent lines. If
a census house contains more than one househo/~ the census house number
should not be repeilted in the subsequent lines In column J. (Pleilse see eump"
above)
75. If the Census house Is wholly or partly resldentlall the household number Col. 9 : S.rlal number of Che
must have been noted by you In col. 8 of the Houselist. This household number household
will be serially numbered in col. 9 starting from I] I for the enumerators block.
76. Columns 10-12 are required to be filled in only In ""Pl"t of the head Cols. 10-12 : For hud of house-
of household. You have to write the name and sex of the head of hou~holdl hold only
whether he/she belongs to Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe and rellgiQn I;ase 'I'
belonging to Scheduled Caste under these columns.
77. The name of the head of each household should be written. The
head of the household for census purposes Is a person who Is recognised as
such in the household. He or she is generally the person who bears the chief
responsibility for the management of the household and takes decisions on behalf
of the household. The head of the household need not necessarily be the eldest
male memberl but may even be a female or a younger member of either seIC.
You need not enter into any long argument about It but record the name of
the person who is recognised by the household as Its head. In the case of
an absentee de jure 'Head l l the person on whom the responsibility of manag!ni
the affairs of the household falls at the time of houselistlngl should be regarded
as the Head.
78. In the case of institutions like boarding housesl messesl chummeriesl
which should be regarded as households of unrelated persons living together ana
which may be called institutional householdsl the Manager or Superintendent
or the person who is administratively responsible or who by common consent
is regarded as 'Head} should be recorded as the head of the household. In
the case of certain institutional householdsl such as hostels, lallsl etc., where
the head of the institutional household, can be recognised by dflsignation, such
as} hostel warden} jailor} etc'l you may enter this designation In this f;ph,lmn.
79. In the case of institutional households} please write 'v within brac~ts
after the name or designation of the head in this column: Reprdlng mllng
up of further columnsl please note that in the case of Institutional household
columns I I to 14 will not be filled in and a dash (-) will be put against each
Institutional household in these columns. The remaining columns 15 to 23 are
applicable to all households including institutional households.
80. If the head of the household is a male write {I' and if female write Col. 11 : Male( I )/Fell1ale(.2)
'2} in this column. For eunuchs and hermaphrodites, you have to write '1'
in the column.
8 I . You will be supplied with a list of Scheduled Castes (S.c.) and Scheduled Col. 12 : SC( I )/ST(!) (If SC,
Tribes (S.T.) in relation to your State/Union Territory by your supervisor. While ascertain rellslon and write • HI for
filling this column of the Houselist, you will have to ascertain from the head Hindus and • 5' for Sikhs within
of household whether he/she is a member of a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled brackets after Code 1)
Tribe. If in reply to this questionl the answer Is In the affirmatlvel ascertain
the name of caste/tribe. If the name of caste/tribe returned by the person
appears in the list} you have to write 'I' in case of Scheduled Caste or 12'
in case of Scheduled Tribe in this column. If the head of household returns
himself/herself as Scheduled Caste, you have to check his/her religion. He or
she should belong to Hinduism or Sikhism. A person belonging to a Scheduled
Caste cannot belong to any other religion. Persons who belong to a religion
other than Hinduism and Sikhism will not be treated as members of any of
the Scheduled Castes. But a member of a Scheduled Tribe may belong to
J ny re ligion.

8 I . I If the head of household belongs to Scheduled Castel you have to

write 'H' or'S' within brackets after code 'JI in this column depending on
whether he/she belongs to Hinduism or Sikhism. The entry I (H) In this column
will mean (hat the head of the household is a Scheduled Caste and belongs

Col. 13 : Does the household live in
owned or rented house? Write 1 for
owned, 2 for rented and J for others
Col. 14 : Number of living rooms In
occupation of household
Cois. 15,18 : Facilities available to
household
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to Hinduism. Likewise, the entry 1(S) will mean that the head of household
is a Scheduled Caste and belongs to Sikhism. In case of institutional and non·
Sc/ST head of households, you have to put dash(-) In this column.
82. If a household is occupying a census house owned by itself and is not
paying anything to anybody in the form of rent, then the household may be
considered as living in owned house. This should be recorded by putting 'I'
in the column provided for this question. A household living In a flat or a
house taken on 'ownership' basis on payment of Instalments, should be regarded
as living in its own house, notwithstanding the fact that all instalments have
not been paid.
82.1 If the household lives in a rented house write '2' in the column. A
housing unit is rented if rent Is paid or contracted for, by the occupants In
cash or in kind. Where an owner permits a household to live In a house, rent
free, even then the household should be treated as living in a rented house,
as for example, rent free accommodation provided to employees by Government,
Institutions, Companies, etc. In such cases, you should write '2' In the column.
For Institutional households, put a dash {-I In the column.
82.2 If the household lives in a house which Is neither owned nor rented,
code '3' may be written In the column.
83. A room should have four walls with a doorway with a roof over head
and should be wide and long enough for a person to sleep In I.e., It should
have a length of not less than 2 metres and breadth of atleast I Vz metres and
2 metres In height. A room, however, which Is used In common for sleeping,
sitting; dining, storing and cooking, etc., should be regarded as a room. An
unenclosed verandah, kitchen, store, garage, cattleshed, bathroom and latrine and
rooms in which a household Industry such as a handloom is located, which are
not normally usable for living or sleeping are excluded from the definition of
a living room for the purpose of this question.
83.1 One Is likely to come across conical shaped hut or tent in which human
beings reside. In such improvised accommodation, there will be no four walls
to a room and therefore, the above definition would not strictly apply to such
types of accommodation. In such cases, the tent or conical hut, etc., may by
itself be construed to be a room.
83.2 In certain parts of the country, particularly In rural areas, the pattern
of housing may present some problems. for example, a household may be
in occupation of several huts put to different uses such as main residence, sitting
room, store and even for sleeping at night. By strict application of the definition
each one will be reckoned as a census house, but this does not reflect the
real situation. While huts used as store or cattleshed pose no problems, those
used as sleeping rooms beyond the main residence, should be counted as rooms
rather than separate census houses.
83.3 If a garage Is used by a servant and he lives In It as a separate household,
It should be reckoned as a room available to the servant's household. If the
servent Is considered as a member of the household then the garage room should
be reckoned as an additional room of the household. Write the number of
rooms available to household In the column provided.
83.4 A living room which Is shared by more than one household will not
be counted for any of them. In other words, only living room exclusively in
possession of the household will be counted. For example, If two households
share a single living room and therefore neither has a living room exclusively,
enter "0" In the column In the house list of each of the households. If two
households have a living room each but In addition also share a common living
room, then common room will not be counted for either of the households.
This question Is not applicable to Institutional households. In the case of such
households put a dash (-) in the column.
84. This is divided into three parts. i.e., drinking water supply, electricity
and toilet. This is applicable to institutional households also.
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85. This question relating to drinking water .supply has been divided into Cols. 15-16 : Drinking water
two sub-parts. The first sub-part deals with the source of drinking water supply.
Six sources of drinking water supply have been given at the bottom of houselist
alongwith international numerical code against each_ You have to enter the
appropriate numerical code In column 15.
85.1 if a household gets drinking water from two or more sources throughout
the year, the source availed of during the greater part of the year should be
recorded. After recording the numerical code in the column proceed further
for recording the answer of the sub-part of the same question, namely, whether
the drinking water suppiy is within the premises or outside premises. If the
water supply is available within the premises, write 'I' In column 16. If the
water supply is not available within the promises, write '2' In column 16.
85.2 You may have a problem In determining whether water supply Is available
within the premises or not. Local conditions vary tremendously In this country.
We may have a well, a hand-pump or tube-well within the house or even the
backyard of the house opening to a river or canal. In all such cases, if within
the house site the source of water is located, we may take it that drinking water
supply is available within the premises. Otherwise it is not available within the
premises.
86. If electricity is available to the household, enter '1' In the columni Col. 17 : Electricity
if it is not available record '2' In the column. It should' be noted that we
are concerned with the availability of electricity to the househoJd as distinct
from actual use of electricity by the household. The household mayor may
not be using electricity at the time of the visit but the fact that It Is available
is what we are interested in.
87. If toilet facilities are available to the household within the premises Col. 18 : Toilet
of the house, write 'I' in the column, otherwise record '2'.
a7.1 There are, however, some buildings, which by design or structure may
not have attached latrines but may have this facility at a little distance. away
within the same fioor or compound of the building. These latrines substitute
the attached latrines. A household having such facility will also be treated as
having such facility within the premises and code '1' should be recorded for
such households.
8a. Nine types of fuel used for cooking along with their numerical codes Col. 19 Type of fuel used for
have been given at the bottom of the houselist. You have ~o ascertain from (ooklng
the household the type of fuel used mostly for cooking and write an appropriate
code in this column. If the household Is using more than one fuel for cooking,
the predominant fuel used for cooking may be recorded. Dash (-) will be entered
in this column in case the household does not do any cooking.
89. You will recall that in the definition of an enterprise, it has been Col. 20: Is the Household or one
mentioned that an enterprise can be carried on· outside the census house and or more members of the house-
without premises or in the open air (please see para 63). This column is meant hold engaged in one or more en-
to identify such enterprises. terprises outside this censu~
house and without premises or In
the open air? If yes, fill EnterpriSe
Ust
90. There may be cases where a household lives In a census house and
is engaged in an enterprise outside the census house in which they live and this
enterprise may itself not be carried on within some other house. This column
is meant to record such cases. You will notice that If a household lives In
one census house and carries on an enterprise in some other census house, then
the census house in which the enterprise Is carried on will be covered under
column 7 if the census house in which the enterprise Is carried on Is wIthin
your block. Even If it Is not within your block, your colleague In the block
in which the census house in which the enterprise Is carried on will have covered
it in column 7. What we are trying to cover In column 20 Is a situation where
a household carries on an enterprise outside the census house in which it lives,
and this enterprise is carried on without any premises or In the open air. Such
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examples could be brick maklniJ pottery, rope making In the open, cycle-repairing
and shoe·repalrlng on pavements, hawkers, fishing, seiling of newspapers, etc.
91. In such cases, where a household lives In the census house being covered
by you, but carries on an enterprise outside the census house and without any
premises you should note this fact In this column. All that you need say If
such an enterprise Is being carried on Is "yes" and give the appropriate serial
number of the enterprise within brackets. The numbering of enterprises In this
column will run continuously for your block. Details of such enterprises will
have to be entered In the enterprise list.
92. Where a household has more than one enterprise which is carried on
outside the census house In which It lives and without any premises, It Is necessary
to cover such enterprises separately. For this purpose, you will have to enter
each of these enterprises In a separate line. Please note that In such cases you
will have to give a line number, since you will be using an extra line but there
will be no entry regarding building number, census house number, use to which
the census house Is put, household number, name of head of household and
columns 11 to 19. In such cases, there will only be an entry In column 1
which relates to line number and column 20. In all other columns relating
to such entries please put a dash (-). In other words, building number, census
house number, etc., will not be repeated.
93. The manner in which the entries will be made In cases where enterprises
exist both In census houses (I.e. column 7) and outside census houses without
premises (I.e. column 20) Illustrated In the following examples.
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Line Building Census Purpose for House· Name of Is the household

No. No. house which census hold the head or one or more
(munlel· No. house Is used No. of house- members of the
pal or (If wholly or hold household enp-
local partly used pd In one or
authority for nannlnc more enterprises
or census one or more outside this census
No.) enterprises, house and without
nil ente·... premises or In the
prise list) open air? If yes,
fill. enterprise list.
(CoI.I) (CoI.2) (Col. 3) (Col. 7) (Col. 8) (Col. 10) (Col. 20)

2 3 4 5 6 7

434 434 Temple-cum· 434 Narayan

residence Sharma
2 Temple (1)
3 435 435(1) SchooJ.cum· 435( I) Devdas
residence
4 School (2)
5 Canteen(3)
6 435(2) Residence 435(2) Ramnath Vyas Ves(1)
7 436 436 Onema House(4)
8 437 437 Resldence-cum- 437 Dr. Vlmla
clinic Varma
9 Doctor's Cllnlc-
allopathic (5)
10 438 438( J) Shop-cum'work 438(1) RaJan
shop-com-resl'
dence
II WorkshOp(6)
1.2 Shop (7)
13 438(2) Residence 438(2) Bhola Ram Ves(2)
14 439 439( I) Residence 439( I) Yadav Yes(3)
15 439(2) Sangi/o!
16 440 440 Residence 440 Keshav Yes(4)
17 Yes(S)
IB 441 441 Boarding House 441 Ram Nath(l)

Total XX II XXX 9 XXX XX

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Cols. 2 t to 23 : "qm~f !f ~4. Enter the number of males nonn~11y !'eSldln, In ... houseltold In column
persons nonnally resldin,ln census 21, females In column 22 and total number of penQns In cohlmn U (cQlumns
household 21 +22).
94.1 In these columns "orm~1 residents are to be recorded even thouch
some of them may be absent pn the day ,f your vl$lt. Casual vlslton should
be excluded as they will be consIdered at theIr I1Spectlvt places of nonnal
resIdence. But a penon who had stayed with the household for a period of
J months or more should, however, be Included. Correspondingly, nonnal
resIdents absent for over 3 months or more should be excluded from the household
In which they nonnally reside.
Tot.11 of these columns should he stlVck tit the end of eKh Ptlte.
Col. 24 Remarks 95. This will provide space for any useful or slll'llftcant Infonnatlon abq~l
the building, census house, census household and other partlcula" Il~r~lftl tM
buildIng Inventory. This will provide InterestIng facts regardln, ~l'Vatk»N Il1ide
durtng the housellstlng operatIons. .
96. If there 15 any entry In column 7 as !Vilcant' yOU have also to record
the reason such as 'dilapidated', 'under re~Ir', 'I"complete constl'\lctlon', Iwant
of tenant', etc., In this column. Also mike a note In this colUmn of likely
places where house less penons can be found.
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ANNEXURE-B - Contd.
RELEVANT EXTRACTS FROM THE INSTRUCTIONS TO ENUMERATORS FOR
FILLING UP OF THE HOUSEHOLD SCHEDULE AND INDIVIDUAL SLIP
Population Census Is a great national task which we are called upon to undertake every
ten years. It provides valuable Information about the land and the people at a given point
of time. It provides the trends In the population and Its various characteristics which are
essential for planning. It has become indispensable for effective and efficient public administration
besides serving the needs of scholars, businessmen, Industrialists, planners and electoral authorities,
etc. A Census, therefore, has become a regular feature In progressive countries, whatever
be their size and political set-up, and It Is conducted at regular Intervals for fulfilling well-
defined objectives.
2. As a census enumerator, you are performing a duty which Is of great national Importance.
The data we provide through the census are very much needed by the public and government
organisations for many aspects of economic and social planning and form the very basis for
the delineation of electoral constituencies. You are privileged to be a census enumerator.
At the same time, your responsibilities are great. You have a fulfil them with a sense of
pride and devotion to duty.
3. You will be required to canvass the Household Schedule for each household and Individual
Slip containing 23 questions with parts for each Individual In your jUrisdiction. The operations
will be carried out In two stages:
(a) Enumeration during the period February 9,1991 to February 28,1991, and
(b) Revislonal round between March I, 1991 and March 5, 1991.
These will involve the following steps:
(I) Preparation of Notional Map and Layout Sketch of your enumeration block,
(ii) Updating the Abridged Houselist,
(iii) Filling up of the Household Schedule, columns 1 to 7,
(iv) Filling up of the Individual Slip for each Individual In that household,
(v) Filling up of columns 8 through 34 of Household Schedule, with reference to
the entries in Individual Slips filled for each member of that household,
(vi) Revislonal round and updating of records,
(vii) Filling up of the Enumerator's Working Sheet for preparing the Enumerator's Abstract,
(viii) Filling up of the Enumerator's Abstract,
(ix) Filling up of Section t of the Abridged Housellst,
(x) Handing over all documents to your Supervisor, the documents being the Notional
Map, the Layout Sketch, all filled In Household Schedules, all filled In Individual
Slips, filled In and updated Abridged Houselist, the working sheets for preparing
Enumerator's Abstract, the filled In Enumerator's Abstract and all blank Household
Schedule books, Individual Sill' pads and other blank forms.
Reference Date and Enumeradon Period
4. The reference date for the 1991 Census will be the sunrise of March I, 1991 which
Implies that the census Is expected to provide a snap shot of the population of the country
as It exists on the sunrise of March I, 1991. It is obviously not possible to ascertain the
particulars of every Individual throughout the length and breadth of the country at this fixed
point of time. Therefore, the enumeration period has been fixed from February 9 to February
28. Thus, you will have to actually commence your work of enumeration on February 9
and complete the work on February 28,199.1. During this period, you will have to cover
your jurisdiction and enumerate all households and every person living In households as will
be explained later In this booklet. On the night of february 28,1991, you ~III be required
to count the houseless households. Thereafter, In order to bring the Information upto date
with reference to the census moment, which Is sunrise of March 1,1991, you will have to
quickly go round your jurisdiction on a re-vlsit from March 1 to March 5,1991 and enumeratre
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any fresh arrivals in your jurisdiction who might not have already been enumerated elsewhere
and also take account of any births that might have taken place In anY,of the households
after your previous visit and before the sunrise of the said date, update the Household Schedule
or fill in fresh Household Schedule if a whole household has moved Into your area and has
not been enumerated elsewhere. Fill In fresh Individual Slips in appropriate cases. As a
corollary, you will have also to cancel the Individual Slips relating to persons who may have
unfortunately died since your last visit to a household but prior to the sunrise of March
1,1991. Births or deaths and arrivals of visitors that had taken place after the sunrise of
March 1,1991, need not be taken note of by you.
Filling up of Household S,hedule

5. Specimen of the Household Schedule is given In Annexure A. There are altogether

34 columns in the Household Schedule. Columns I to 7 of this form should be filled up
first before you take up the enumeration of "the individual members of the household. It is
re-emphasised that it is absolutely necessary to till up columns 1 to 7 of this form before
you take up individual enumeration of the members of the household. This will mainly help
you in counting all members of the household, missing none, are in recording age of the individuals
more precisely.

5.1 Please note that this document Is marked confidential which means that the particulars
entered in this schedule will have to be treated as confidential. Your attention at this stage
is invited to the relevant provisions of the Census Act, 1948 reproduced as Annexure C of
this report.
Persons Eligible for Enumeration

6. The next question that arises is as to who are the persons to be enumerated in the
household. In other words, It is necessary to know who are the persons who are eligible
for enumeration. Generally speaking, persons who are present In the household during the
entire period of enumeration or who are known to be usual residents of the household and
have stayed there for part of the enumeration period or who are expected to return before
February 28, 1991 are eligible to be enumerated as members of the household concerned.
So also, visitors who may be present in the household which Is being enumerated by you
and who have been away from their place of usual residence during the entire enumeration
period will also be treated as residents of the household.
6.1 Thus, when you visit a household for the purpose of enumeration, you will enumerate
the following persons :
(i) All those who normally stay and "are present In that household during the entire
period of enumeration, i.e., from February 9 to February 28, 1991 (both days
inclusive );
(Ii) Also those who are known to be normally residing and had actually stayed during
a part of the enumeration period (February 9-28, 1991) put are not present at
the time of your visit:
(iii) Also those who are known to be normally residing and are not present at the
time of your visit but are expected to return before February 28, 1991; and
(Iv) Visitors who are present in the household censused by you and are away from
the place(s) of their usual residence during the entire enumeration period. For the
purpose of .'numeration such visitors will be treated as normal residents of the
household where they are actually found during the enumeration period provided
they have not been enumerated elseWhere.
6.2 Please note that if a person has been away from his normal or usual place of residence
, throughout the enumeration period, he will not be eligible for enumeration as a member of
the' household In which he Is a normal resident. He will be enumerated wherever he Is actually
found during the enumeration period. Similarly, a person who would have normally resided
at another place but has been absent from that place for the entire enumeration period, will
be enumerated by you if he is found In any household In your Jurisdiction as a visitor. Such
persons should, however, be cautioned that they should not get themselves enumerated again,
in case they move from this place.
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Book No. and Form 'No.

7. You haw ttl write tile 8~ N~~ alit! I=Snn No. at the top left hand comer of this
schedule. Book Ne. ~ il~n 'On t~e cover page of the Household Schedule book and you
havt ft\~i'ety _\U cCiPt tlils number on each Household Schedule form. The Form No. will
fun $'eitlift rr\;i1\ I for each book.
locadon Code
8. At the top on the left hand sIde of the schedule you will find location Code. The
Location Code numbers have been .,!lotted to e4leh Stat~, DlSflitt, iehsillTaluklPollce Station!
Development BlocklClrcle or town, village (each separated bY obliqu@ $troke) and enumeration
block (E.8 •.) number within brackets. Your Charge Officer or Supervisor would have already
IndlsaJed to you the colflplei@ Location Code number of the rural or urban block assigned
to you ~nd hilled th-esi! particulars on the cover page of the booklet. You should enter on
@i)th forn;. the !:o!nplete Location Code number of your enumeration block, comprising Statel
DlsiffcVTehsll, etc or town/village or ward and enumeration block numbers (within bracketS).
Please note that the code for town Is to be given In Roman numbers while codes for all other
units will be given In International numerals.
8.1 location Code Is a devlee by which every village or town In a TehslllTalukiPollce
Statlon/Dewlapmeht llitwtlrde of every District In a State/Union Territory Is Identified by
a comblriatli)" Sf ilumbers. The enumeration blocks for villages and towns have also been
assillM8 numbers and these constitute the last element of the Location Code and Is recorded
Ih the location Code within brackets. By a combination of these numbers one Can exactly
Identify the enumeration block within a village or a town. Thus, Code No. 2/10/3146(138)
would mean enumeration block No. 138 failing In villa .. No. 46 In Tehsll No. 3 of District
No. lOin State No.2. Similarly! !Mallen Qdl! 1(/611)(/5(22) would mean enumeration
block No. 22 fallin, In ~ard No. § of town No. IX Ih District No. 6 of $fate No. 10.
8.2 The cod@ number of DeVf!i6pitli!ni Block will also bt! supplied to you by 16ur Chal'je
Officer or SUpeNlsot. 'you have tt; enter the same In the space provided In the Schedule.
In case of State5/Uf~ WI1He the Development Bl8ek has tJeen taken as the heitt Uhlt below
dlstrlet, thl! tu6@ "uh'lbet of the De\leldr;ffieilt BlOCk will be repeated here.
8.3 If you have, by any ehQrice, been put In-charae of more than one tural or urban
enumeration block, liliili@ make sUre thai you have ieparate books and pads for uch rural
or IIIWn @nUlneratlon block. Do not use the same book or pad for different enumeration
blocks even If blank forms are available In a particular beok or pad.
Serial Number .f Ht.Slbolci
9, 'th@ serial number of the household as given In column "I of thtf Abridged Housellst
wlil have to be entered In the Household Schedule at the appropriate place. '
Type of Household
10, At the top right hand corner of the Household Schedule, you will have to record
th~ type of household, whether Institutional or house less by symbols as per Instructions given
in the foot note of the form Itself. There are three types of households, viz., normal, Ihstltutlonal
and house less. While you are enumeratlnr the members of the household, you will come to
know whether thl! hWith61d falls In the category of normal household or Institutional household
or h~lIiil@!! household. For Institutional write 'I' and for houseless household write 10'. For
normal household no entry need be made.
Col. 1 : Serial No.
I I. This column relates to serial number and hardly calls for any explanation. However,
In enterlnl the members of the houSehold In the Hoysthold Schedule It would be better If
some system Is followed. After enterlnr the name and other particulars of the head of the
household (ColUmns 1-7), you should cover the near relatIons such as wife or husband of
the head of the household, sons and daughters, each son's wife and children, each daughter's
husband and children, then other relations such as brothers, sisters, mother, father, etc., of
the head of the household, then domestic servants, Visitors, boarders If any, etc. Please see
that all these persons must form part of the household and must be entitled to be enumerated
In terms of the eligibility crtteria spelt out In the various paraaraphs. Such a system of listing
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and entering of particulars In. the Household Schedule will ensure that omissions are avoided,
particularly of small children. It will also help In cross-checklng replies regarding age.
1 1.1 . A word of cilutlon -You must ask probing questIons regarding relations such as
unmarried sisters, parents, domestic servants and children. OtherwIse, the head of the household
may not indicate that there are such persons as members of the household. Please make repeated
enquiries about infants and very young children because they are often liable to be left out
of the count.
Col. 2 : Name
12. This question hardly calls for any explanation. The name of the person enumerated,
starting with the head of the household, should be entered here.
12.1 The head of household for census purposes is a person who is recognised as such
In the household. He or she Is generally the person who bears the chIef responsibility for
the management of the household and takes decisIon on behalf of the household. The head
of household need not necessarily be the oldest male member, but milY be iI {emilie or iI
younger member of either sex. It may please be remembered that there are female-headed
households, In which case the head of household should be recorded accordIngly. You need
not enter into any argument about It but record the person who Is recognised by the household
as its head. in the case of an absentee de lure 'Head', the person on whom the responsibility
of managing the affairs of household falls at the time of enumeratIon should be regarded as
the Head.
12.2 Do not insIst on the name of the female member of the household If the respondent
does not volunteer to give It. Similarly, do not InsIst on a female respondent giving the
name of her husband or of any other relation If by custom she Is forbIdden to do so. In
the case of Infants also some times the name may not be forthcoming. In all such cases
it should suffice if in this column, you write so and so's wife or sister or mother or father
or son or daughter as the case may be. It needs hardly any re-emphasls that the members
of the household should be enumerated and entered in a systematic order as dIscussed above.
In the case of an Institutional household, there may be a non-resident 'Head'. He is not
eligible to be enumerated as a member of this household.
12.3 Books containing Household Schedule forms would have been supplied to you In
sufficient quantity. For each household you have to fill one form. Even If a form has been
filled in for a one member household and there Is enough space to enter particulars of another
household you should not make further use of the form. You should take up a fresh form
for each household. However, if In a large household there are more persons than that the
Household Schedule form can accommodate,. you should contInue the entries on the next
form, but do not forget to write the "Word 'continued' on the top of the next Household
Schedule which you will be using. The word 'continued' should be written In capItal letters.
Re-write the Location Code and Serial No. of the household In the second Household Schedule
form also.
,Col. 1 : Reladonship to Head
13. In this column you will have to record the relationship to head In full. In the case
of the head write 'head'. For others write the full relationship. Do not use words like 'nephew',
'niece' or 'uncle', 'aunt' but state whether brother's or sister's son or daughter (for nephew
or niece) or father's or mother's brother', father's or mother's sister's husband (for uncle),
or father's or mother's sister or father's or mother's brother's wIfe (for aunt). Son or daughter
will include adopted son or adopted daughter or step son/daughter. For brother-In-law, write
wife's brother or sister's husband as the case may be. For grandson, write son's son or daughter's
son as the case may be. In the case of visItors, boarders or domestic servants/cooks, etc.,
who are enumerated as members of the household, write visitor, boarder or domestic servant!
cook, as the case may be. In the case of an institutional household, however, all the members
of the household should be treated as unrelated. It is possible that in a hostel, the resident
superintendent's son or daughter also happens to be a boarder, while the superintendent himself/
herself is the head. Even here the relationshIp of his/her son/daughter should be recorded
as unrelated, because It is an Institutional household.
Col. 4 8[ 5 : Sex
14. For males, put tick (..f) in column <4 and for females put tick (..f) In column 5 agaInst
the particular person. For eunuchs and hermaphrodites, put tick (..f) under column 4. Verify
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with reference to the name and relationship to head recorded under columns 2 and 3 respectively
that you have noted the sex correctly. It Is obvious that there cannot be a tick In both
columns 4 and 5 in the same line.
Col. 6 : Age
15. Record the age of the person In total years completed last" birthday In the column.
Very often there Is a tendency on the part of Individuals to retum 'years running' rather'
than the 'years completed'. Make sure that only the actual number of years completed Is
recorded.
I 5. I In respect of infants who might not have completed one year by the day of enumeration,
their age in completed years must be shown as '0', as they . have not yet completed one
year of age.
Col. 7 : Marital Status
16. In answering this question use the following abbreviations
NM for Never Married
M for Currently Married
W for Widowed
S for Separated or Divorced
I 7. Having filled in columns I to 7 of the Household Schedule you are now set for
taking up individual enumeration of all the members of the household listed In column 2 of
the Household Schedule. Column 8 to column 34 of the Household Schedule are to be
entered with reference to the entries made In the Individual Slip. The Instructions for making
the entries in column 8 to column 34 are given later, after the Instructions on the Individual
Slip.
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FILLING UP OF THE INDIVIDUAL SLIP
(Relevant Extract)
INDIVIDUAL SLIP
18. A specimen of the Individual Slip Is given as Annexure 'A'. Please note that this
document Is marked 'Confidential' which means that the particulars entered in this slip will
have to be treated as confidential. Your attention at this stage is Invited to the relevant provisions
of the Census Act, 1948 reproduced as Annexure 'C.
Pad No. and Slip No.
19. On the right hand top corner of the slip will be found Pad No. and Slip No.
You will have to note the Pad No. on each slip of the pad. The Pad No. will have been
indicated on the cover page of the pad supplied to you by your Charge Officer/Supervisor.
The Slip Nos. for each pad will run from 1 to 50 or 1 to 25 or 1 to 10 as the case
may be. In some pads, the actual number of Individual Slips may, by mistake in binding,
be a little more or little less. The last serial number in such pads will therefore, vary accordingly.
The Idea is that every slip should be allotted the Pad No. already assigned by your Charge
Officer as well as the distinct serial number on each slip in a sequence starting from 1.
Locadon Code
20. You will have to note the Location Code on each slip, as per instructions given in
paragraph 8 of this booklet. Your Charge Officer or Supervisor would have already indicated
to you the complete Location Code of the rural or urban block assigned to you and noted
these particulars on the cover page of the pad. The location Code consists of five elements,
namely, State/Union Territory code, District code, Tehsil/Taluk/PS/Development Block/Circle
or Town code, village or the ward code (each separated by oblique stroke) and enumeration
block (EB) number within brackets. It is possible that' the State, District and Charge code
(Tehsil, etc., or Town) would have been rubber-stamped on each slip of the pads supplied
to you. In such cases, you will have to enter the remaining two elements, namely, village
or ward and EB code. If, however, no such rubber-stamping has been done, you will have
to write the full Location Code consisting of the aforesaid five elements, as given by your
Charge Officer or Supervisor, on each Individual Slip. it is advisable to note the Location
Code on each slip at home before starting actual enumeration, so that you do not waste
your valuable time in the field in filling up the Location Code. Please note that the code
for town is to be given in Roman numbers, while codes for all other units will be given in
international numerals. For example, Location Code 2/10/3/46 (I 38) would mean enumeration
block No. 138 failing in village No. 46 in Tehsil No. 3 of District No. lOin State
No.2. Similarly Location Code 10/6/IX/5(22) would mean enumeration block No. 22 falling
in Ward No. 5 of Town No. IX in District No. 6 of State No. 10.
20.1 As indicated in para 8.2 you have also to write the code No. of Development Block
at the appropriate place in each Individual Slip.
20.2 If by any chance, you have been put In-charge of more than one enumeration block,
please make sure that you have separate pads for each enumeration block. Do not use the
. same pad for different enumeration blocks even if blank forms are available in a particular
pad.
20.3 Please note that the location Code tallies with the Location Code Indicated in the
filled in Abridged Houselist and the Household Schedule on the basis of which you are
enumerating the individuals in a particular household.
51. No. of Household
21. The serial number of the household as given in column 7 of the Abridged Houselist
supplied to you will have been entered by you In the Household Schedule at the appropriate
place. This number has to be entered on each slip of the members in relation to a particular
household.
Q.1 : Name
22. This question hardly calls for any explanation. It is obvious that the name of each
member of the household will have to be Riled against this question on different slips. At
this point, you will be well-advised to recall the instructions In paragraphs 22-23.

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2~ Please remember that you have to fill In one Individual Slip for each member of
the household recorded In column 2 of the Household Schedule. Please also remember to
fill the slips relating to the members of the household In the sequence In whIch the names
of the members of the household have been entered In column 2 of the Household Schedule.
Q.2 : Relationship to Head
24. It will be noticed that enough space has been provided for writing the relationship
to head. You should record the relationship to head in full. The instructions in this regard
are given in paragraph 24 of this booklet, which may be read for refreshing your memory.
In the case of the head of the household, write "Head". Please do not write anything in
the dotted boxes.
Q. l : Male (1 )/Female (2)
25. For male, write '1' and for female, write '2' in the box provided against this question.
For eunuchs and hermaphrodites, write '1' in the box. Verify with reference to the name
and relationship to head recorded under columns 2 and 3 respectively of the Household Schedule
that you have noted the sex correctly.
Q. 4 : Age
26. Record the age of the person In total years completed last birthday in the rectangle
provided against this question. The age should be recorded in international numerals. Very
often, there is a tendency on the part of individuals to return 'years running' rather than
'years completed'. Make sure that only the actual number of years completed is recorded.
Iii respect of infants who might not have completed one year by the day of enumeration,
their age in completed years must be shown as '0' as they have not yet completed one
year of age. Make sure that infants even if one day old are invariably enumerated. You
should not enter the age in months. The age of an infant who has not yet completed one
year shOUld invariably be noted as '0' only.
Q. 5: Marital Status
27. You will have to use tne following abbreviations in answering this qUestion:
NM for Never Married
M for Currently Married
W for Widowed
S for Separated or Divorced
27.1 The entry as above will have to be made on the line and not in the dotted box.
NOTE: The entries in Question I to 5 correspond to the entries in columns 2 to 7 of
the Household Schedule and you will be well-advised to make a tally of the entries
as and when you are filling up an Individual Slip for each of the members entered
in column 2 of the Household SchedUle.
Q. 6 : Mother Tongue
28. Mother tongue is the language spoken In childhood by the person's mother to the
person. If the mother died in infancy, the language mainly spoken in the person's home
in childhood will be the mother tongue. In the case of infants and deaf mutes, the language
usually spoken by the mother should be recorded. In case of doubt, the language mainly
spoken in the household may be recorded.
28.1 Record mother tongue In full, whatever be the name of the language returned by
the respondent and do not use abbreviations. Please note the following:
(a) You are not expected to determine if the language returned by a person is a dialect
of another language.
(b) You should not try to establish any relationship between religion and mother tOlljUe.
(c) You are bound to record the language as returned by the person as hislher mother
tongue and you should not enter Into any argument with hlmlher and try to record
any language other than what Is returned, and

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(d) If'you have reasons to suspect that In any area due to any organised movement,
the mother tongue is not being truthfully returned, you should record the mother
tongue as actually returned by the respondent and make a report to your supervisory
officers for verification. You 3re not 3uthorised to m3ke 3ny correction on your
own.
28.2 The mother tongue as returned by the respondent should be recorded in full on
the lines. You should not write anything in the four dotted boxes provided against this question.
28.3 Since a household may consist of persons related by blood or of unrelated persons
or a mix of both, it is absolutely necessary to ask of every person about his/her mother
tongue because the mother tongue of each member of a household need not necessarily be
the same- these may be different for different persons in the household.
Q.7 : Two Other Languages Known
29. You have recorded the mother tongue in Question 6. Enquire whether the person
knows any other languages, Indian or foreign, and write languages returned by him/her on
the lines and not in the dotted boxes, against this question. In case he/she does not know
any language apart from his/her mother tongue, put cross (X) on the line against this question.
29.1 The number of languages recorded under this question should not be more than
two. These languages should be other than the mother tongue of the person enumerated
and these should be recorded one after the other in the order in which the person speaks
and understands them best and can use with understanding in communicating with others.
The person need not necessarily be able to read and write these languages. It is enough
if he/she has a working knowledge of these two languages to enable him/her to converse in
those languages with understanding. Ple3se do not write anythIng In the dotted boxes.
Q.8 : Religion
30. In answering this question, use the following abbreviations:
H for Hindus
M for Muslims
C for Christians
S for Sikhs
B for Buddhists
for Jains
For others, record the actua I religion as returned fully.
30.1 If the person says that he has no religion the answer may be recorded accordingly.
Do not mistake religion for caste which will not be recorded here. You should also not
try to establish any relationship between religion and mother tongue. Do not write anything
in the dotted boxes, but write on the line.
Q. 9 : Whether S.C. (1 )/S.T. (2)
3 I. You have been furnished with a list of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in
relation to your StatelUnion Territory. Ascertain if the person enumerated belongs to a
Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe and If he does, write 'I' for Scheduled Caste and '2'
for Scheduled Tribe in the box provided against this question. For a person who is not a
member of any Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe, put 'X' In the box.
31.1 If the person belonging to a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe returns his/her
caste or tribe by a synonym or generic name of a caste or a tribe, it should be reckoned
as Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe only if the name finds place in the list furnished to
you. Similarly, if the answer to this question is In general terms, like Harijan/Glrllan or Achhutl
Adivasi, you should not reckon the person enumerated as belonging to Scheduled Caste/
Scheduled Tribe, as the case may be. In such a case, you should ascertain the name of
the caste/tribe fully and if that name finds place llol , your list, you should reckon the person
as belonging to Scheduled Caste or ¥;heduled Tribe; 'as the case may be. If a person is
negligent and insists on calling himself/herself merely 'Harijan' or 'Achhut' or 'Adlvasi' or
'Girijan', as the case may be, or repeats the synonym or generic name of a caste or tribe,
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please tell him/her that this description is not adequate for census purposes and persuade him/
her to give the actual name of the Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe. This may bring
out the actual name of the Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe, as the case may be, and
record 'I' or '2' in the box as may be applicable. If the person merely claims to be a
Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe, but says that he/she does not belong to any of the
notified communities applicable to the area, as reflected in the list supplied to you, he/she
will not be reckoned as belonging to a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe.
31.2 Scheduled Castes can belong to Hindu or Sikh or Buddhist religion. For a person
returning as a Scheduled Caste, check whether you have recorded either 'H' or'S' or 'B'
in the answer to QUestion 8: Religion. However, Scheduled Tribes can belong to any religion.
Q. 10 : Name of Scheduled CastelTribe
32. For the person recorded as a Scheduled Caste, i.e., code 'I' in the box against Question
9, write the name of the caste in full on the line and not in the dotted boxes. For those
for whom code '2' (that is Scheduled Tribe) is recorded in the box against Question 9, write
the name of the tribe in full on the line and not in the dotted boxes.
32. I Please check that the name of caste/tribe, as the case may be, appears in the list
of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribe supplied to you by your Supervisor.
32.2 For those persons for whom 'X' has been recorded against Question 9, there will
be no entry in Question 10 and you should put a cross(X) on the line.
Q. 11 : Literate (1 )/lIliterate (2)
33. Definition of literate : A person who can both read and write with understanding
in any language is to be taken as literatre. A person who can merely read but cannot write,
is not literate. It is not necessary that a person who is literate should have received any formal
education or should have passed any minimum educational standard.
33.1 For a person who is literate, i.e., who can both read and write with understanding
in any language write 'I' in the box provided against this question. If there is any doubt
about a person's ability to read or write, the test that may be applied for reading is hisl
her ability to read any portion of the printed matter in the Enumerator's Instruction Booklet
(provided the person is familiar with the language used in the booklet) and similarly, for writing
he/she should be able to write a simple letter. Ability merely to sign one's name is not
adequate to qualify a person as being able to write with understanding. If a person claims
to be literate in some other language with which the enumerator is not acquainted, the
respondent's word has to be taken as correct. Other members of the household may also
be able to testify to the literacy of the person enumerated.
33.2 For a person who is illiterate, i.e., who can neither read nor write or can merely
read but cannot write in any language, write '2' in the box against this question. All children
of the age of 6 years or less should be treated as illiterate even if the child is going to
a school and may have picked up reading and writing a few odd words.
Q. 12 : Educational Attainment
34. This question will be asked of only those who are literate and for whom '1' has
been recorded against QUestion 1 1. For a person who is illiterate and for whom '2' has
been recorded in the answer to Question 1 I, there is no question of ascertaining the educational
attainment even if he/she had at some stage attended school and passed a standard and had
relapsed into illiteracy. In such a case, you should put a dash (-). We are insisting that
J dash (-) should be put if there is no educational attainment and not a cross (X), because
we want to avoid confusion with 10th standard which cross may signify. You will have to
ascertain and record the highest educational level attained by a person for literates, i.e., for
whom '1' is recorded in answer to Question 11.
34.1 For a person who is still studying in a particular class, the highest educational level
attained by him/her will be one that he/she has actually passed a:1d not the one in which
he/she is studying. For example, a person studying in 1st year B.A. should be recorded as
only 'PUC' or I Higher Secondary' or 'Senior Secondary (10+2)' as the case may be. Similarly,
for person studying say, in the 4th year of M.B.B.S., his/her educational attainment should
be 3rd year of M.B.B.S., which is the highest level he/she has actually attained. You must
record the actual standard passed such as, III standard, VIII standard, 1st year B.Com., etc.
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However, if a person merely says that he/she has passed primary, middle, matriculation, school
final, higher secondary or senior secondary (10 + 2) or other definite levels, record him/her
as such.
34.2 The highest educational level attained by the person enumerated should be recorded.
When a person holds both general and technical qualifications, both of which are of equivalent
level or of varying levels such as B.Sc. (Zoology) and M.B.B.S. or B.A. (Maths.)and B.E.
(Bachelor of Engineering) both the technical and general qualifications should be recorded against
this question. In the case of pass courses, indicate the degree only.
34.3 In recording the educational level of a graduate or a post-graduate, the major subject
such as B.Sc. (Maths), M.A. (Economics), M.Sc. (Botany), B.Sc. (Agriculture), etc. should
be noted. You should not use abbreviations which are not in common use. In such cases,
the degree or diploma should be spelt out fully, for example, M.A. (Hindi) and Diploma
in Library Science or M.A. (Sociology) and ·Diploma in Labour Relations. Adequate space
has been provided in the slip and you are urged to record the qualification accurately and
in sufficient detail. This information is vital for manpower planning and should receive your
careful attention.
35. Whenever you come across post-graduates as also those with a technical degree or
technical diploma and those with certificates from the Industrial Training Institutes (ITI), you
will have to issue to such persons 'Post-graduate Degree Holder and Technical Personnel Schedule'
and ask the person(s) concerned to fill the schedule which will be collected by you during
your revisional round between March 1 to 5, 1991. You will be supplied with adequate
number of Post-graduate Degree Holder and Technical Personnel Schedules and you are urged
to issue as many schedules as there might be post-graduates or technical degree or technical
diploma holders in the household that you have enumerated. This Information will be readily
available when you have ascertained information regarding educational attainment against
Question 12 of the Individual Slip. While issuing the Post-graduate Degree Holder and Technical
Personnel Schedule for each eligible person in the household, you should note the Location
Code on the Schedule while issuing it. You should put a tick ( ..... ) against Question 12 of
the person concerned for whom a Post-graduate Degree Holder and Technical Personnel Schedule
has been issued. You will be required to furnish a statement giving the number of blank
schedules issued to you, number of schedules issued to eligible persons, number of filled in
schedules collected by you and number of blank schedules returned by you to your Supervisor.
Therefore, it is necessary that you Identify the persons with the help of a tick ( ..... ) against
Question 12 of the person concerned for whom a schedule has been issued so that you can
give an account of schedules issued to eligible persons. During your revisional round between
March 1 and 5, 1991 about which instructions are given in this booklet, you must please
collect all the filled in Post-graduate Degree Holder and Technical Personnel Schedules Issued
by you to the members of the households in your Jurisdiction and hand them over to your
Supervisor. While collecting the Post-graduate Degree Holder and Technical Personnel Schedule,
you must put a reverse stroke (\) on the tick ( ..... ) against Question 12 of the individual concerned
for whom you have put the tick, while issuing the schedule. When you do this, the marking
will appear as (X) to signify that the filled in schedule in respect of that individual has been
collected. If, however, any particular individual in a household says that he has not been
able to find time to fill in the schedule, you may please request him to do so immediately
and post it at the nearest post office or letter box. The individual may be told that he
has to fold the form, paste and post it. No postage will be required as this will be paid
by the addressee.
Q. 13 : Attending School/College, Yes (1 )/No (2)
36. After you have recorded the answer to Question 12, you have further to ask whether
the person whom you are enumerating is attending any school or college. If the answer
is 'Yes', you have to record' I' in the box provided against this question. If the answer
is 'No', you should record '2' in the box. Please note that illiterates (code 2 alfillnst Question
I I) can be found attending school. Therefore, this question should be asked of all persons,
including elderly men and women.
36.1 In recording answers to this question you are not required to ascertain whether the
school/college being attended by the person enumerated is a recognised or unrecognised institution.
The choice should be left to the respondent as to whether the person is attending school/college.
Thus, if a person is receiving education through a correspondence course or attending some
vocational course or attending the Adult Education Programme and returns himself as attending
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school/college, he/she will be entered as such and code'" will be recorded In the box against
this question ..

ECONOMIC QUESTIONS
3 7. It is proposed to adopt the same Economic Questions as were adopted in the '981
Census with only slight variation. The economic' questions consist of three parts, namely:

I. Q. 14A Did you work any time at all last year~ Yes
(including unpaid work on farm or in family ~N'=-o"--;;-(H'/;:;;S-=T~/D:::-/-;;RI~B""'II;-;I=O)
enterprise)

Q. 14B If ryes' in 14A, did you work for major part of last year~ Yes( 1 )/No(2)
• • • , 'Yes' in 14B (CIAL/HHIIOW)
II. Q. 1SA MaIO activity last year. fl'J 0 '
in 14B (H/ST ID/RlBIIIO)

Q.ISB ryes' in .4B-Any other work any time last year~ Yes (ClAUHHIIOW)/No
'No' in 14B-Work done any time last year~ (ClAUHHI/OW)
III. Q. 16A If 'No' in 14A, seeking/available for work~ Yes( 1)/No(2)
Q. 16B If ryes' in 16A, have you ever worked before? Yes(1)/No(2)
37.1 These questions must be canvassed for every person, irrespective of age or sex. EVery
person must be asked Question 14A, including the very young or very old and the answer
to this question must be filled in. The other questions will have to be filled in the case of
those to whom they are applicable. The instructions for filling these questions follow.
37.2 These questions are meant to get details of the work done by the people with reference
to last year. We may, therefore, first consider what is meant by 'work' and what the 'reference
period' is ••.
Definition of Work
38. Work may be defined as participation in any economically productive activity. Such
participation may be physical or mental in nature. Work involves not only actual work but
also effective supervision and direction of work. It also includes unpaid work on farm or in
family enterprise.
Reference Period
39. In all the questions except Question 168, the reference period is the one year preceding
the date of enumeration. Certain types of work such as agriculture, household industry like,
gur making, etc., are carried on either throughout the year or only during certain seasons or
parts of the year, depending on the local circumstances. In such cases what we are concerned
with is the broad time-span of the agricultural seasons preceding the enumeration.
39. J For Question J 68, the reference period Is any time before one year precedIng the
date of enumeration.
Q. '14A : Did you work any time at all last year~ Yes
(including unpaid work in farm or in No (H/ST/D/RlBII/O)
family enterprise)
40. This question is intended to divide the population into two broad streams on the basis
of a libeql definition of work. The reference period is one year. This question is expected
to net all wo.rkers· irrespective of the amount of time they have spent on work. In other words,
this question will fine out the number of all workers which will Include both main and marginal
workers. Please note that unpaid workers In farms or In family enterprises and even workers
whose contribution would otherwise be considered insignificant should also be covered. But the
workers In this question will not include those who produce goods for the self consumption
of the members of the household like persons collecting wood, preparing cowdung cakes, etc.,
for the domestic consumption. Thus the term 'unpaid worker' may not be confused with those
who produe or make goods for domestic consumption. The latter category is to be taken as
non-worker.
NOTE: Please note that persons who cultivate land to produce for domestic consumption
only will be treated as workers.
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41 . The reference period is one year and this. includes the agricultural seasons also. A person may
have wor:J<ed as a cultivator or as an agricultural labourer throughout the year or in some season such
as only knarif or rabi, or only for a few days. In all these cases this person has worked at some time
in the year and the answer to this question should be 'Yes'. 'Yes' should be written on the line and not
in the dotted boxes. One may have been a cultivator, an agricultural labourer, or engaged in a
household industry or any other work. The definitions of these terms are given later, but the important
point is that we are determining the fact that one has done some work some time during the last one
year.

42. Obviously, probing questions will have to be asked specially In the case of those who
are not regular workers. It Is particU/;lriy importmt to ask such probing questions regarding
the work done at any time last year or any of the seasons In the reference period in the
case of women and children In the roral areas. Women and children in the rural areas work
in the fields in the sowing, harvesting or other seasons and this may be on their own land
or as labourers on someone else's land. Unless questions are asked about such work, the usual
answer may be that they do not work.

43. It must be remembered that a man or a woman who is doing only household duties
or making something only for domestic consumption (and not for s.'lle) is not doing any work
in census terminology).

44. In this question every worker (even marginal workers) wil, \be identified and in their
cases the answer will be 'Yes'. You must enquire regarding each person whom you enumerate,
whether he or she has worked any time at all during the last year. .Even if the person has
worked only for a few days, you have to record him/her as 'Yes' against this question.

Important

45. Before making any entry, make sure whether he or she is e"b __ ... even if only for
a few days in a year in the following activities:
Work on the family farmj sale of home·made dairy productsj rearing of poultry
and sale of the productsj sale of fruits, vegetables, etc.; sale of fish; making of
cow dung cakes or collecting wood for fuel, fodder, grass and other forest produce
and selling some of itj engaged in household industry such as weaving, spinning,
bee·keeping, sericulture, tanning and making of leather products, pottery, leaf plate
making, block printing, making cane·bamboo products, rope making,etc.j providing
services on payment for others such as laundry, domestic work, hair cutting, tailoring,
etc. or working on piece rate for making agamathies, match. boxes, bid! rolling,
assembly of various parts, making and selling of garments, pickles, papad, masa/a,
jam, snacks and other food products. Take care to net informal activities in urban
and rural areas, e.g., rag picking, making of stationery Items, sari·fall and beading,
sale of foods or snacks for festivals, running beauty parlour or giving secretarial
assistance in family enterprise, giving tuitions, running music, dance, cookery, arts,
crafts, etc., classes at home.
46. If the individual has not worked at all during the last year, the answer will be 'No'.
Then ascertain how he or she spent his or her time and record 'H' or 'ST' or '0' or 'R'
or 'B' or 'I' or '0', as the case may be, below the line against this question.

47. In question 14A, we are trying to find out whether a person has worked any time
or has been a non-worker throughout. If he or she is a non-worker throughout, the category
has also to be ascertained which is as follows:

(I) Household duties H

(Ii) Students - ST
(Iii) Dependents 0
(Iv) Retired persons or rentiers - R
(v) Beggars, etc. a
(vi) Inmates of Institutions
(vii) Other non·workers - 0
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The symbols which should be used to Indicate these categories are also shown above against
each category.
48. The definitions of the seven categories of non-workers are given in the following
paragraphs.
Household Duties - H
48.1 This category covers all persons who are engaged In unpaid household duties and
who do not work or have not done any work at all dUring the last one year. Such persons
should be entered as 'H'.
48.2 If a person who normally attends to household duties is also engaged In some economic
activity, then he or she is a worker for the purposes of Question J4A and not a non-worker.
For example, a housewife may help In family cultivation or agriculture or make and sell cow dUng
cakes at odd times, or prepare pap34, achaT; etc., and sell them. She Is a worker and should
be recorded as 'Yes' in Question 14A though she Is mainly a housewife. On the other
hand, a woman may be working in a factory or office or as a labourer or cultivator and
may also be attending to household duties. Such a woman Is, of course, a worker and will
be categorised appropriately Question 1 SA later, and she will be recorded as 'Yes' In Question
J4A.
48.3 It wJII be necessary for you to ask probing questions, particularly In the case of
women, to find out if they have any economic activity, apart from household duties.
Students - ST
49. This category will cover all full-time students Including children attending school. For
such persons, write 'ST'.
49.1 If a student participates in some economically productive work, say, by helping
sometimes as an unpaid family worker in family cultivation or in household industry, trade
or busines's, such a person should be treated as worker for the purpose of Question J4A
and not as a student. Even though such a person was attending school/college, he or she
is a worker for the purpose of Question 14A.
49.2 Please note that a person has to be a full-time student for being classified as 'ST'
in Question 14A. For example, a person who Is mainly attending to household duties but
taking a correspondence course or attending part-time classes will not be classlfled as 'ST'
but as 'H' in Question 14A.
49.3 Please do not presume that a person does not do any work because he Is a student.
It is very important to ask probing questions about students so as to net workers among them.
49.4 Please note that in most houses, the daughters help In 'the household work though
they are studying full-time. In such cases, we are more Interested In finding out If they are
students and for this purpose you must ask If such girls are students or not. If they are,
they should be recorded as 'ST' and not as 'H' against QUestion J 4A.
Dependents - D
50. This category includes all dependents such as Infants or children not attending school
or a person permanently disabled from work because of Illness or old age.
50.1 Dependents will include even able-bodied persons who cannot be categorised In any
other category of non-workers but are dependent on others. However, If such a person who
is dependent on others for subsls ence Is seeking work, he or she should be categorised as
'0'.
50.2 If a girl or an old woman attends to household duties she should be categorised
as 'H' rather than 'D'. As'you are aware, many persons may be dependents In the general
sense of the word but may also be doing household work, studying or looking for work. In
such cases, they should be entered as 'W, 'ST' or '0' as the case may be, and not as 'D'.
It is, therefore, necessary for you to ask whether a person who Is said to be a dependent
is studying or looking for work, etc., and If so, categorise him or her accordingly rather than
as 'D'. Such persons would particularly Include unemployed daughters, sisters, brothers, etc.
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Redred Persons or Renders _ R
51. A person who has retired from service and Is doing no other work, I.e., not employed
again in some work or not engaged In some other work such as cultivation, business, trade,
etc., or a person who Is a rentler or living on agricultural or non-agricultural royalty, rent
or dividend, or any other person of Independent means for securing which he/she does not
have to work, will come under this category. 'R' should be noted for a person coming under
this category in the space provided.
51.1 However, in such cases also a careful probe is necessary. A retired person may
be drawing pension and be doing some work, as for example, a retired engineer may be working
as a contractor. In such cases, he/she is a worker and should be entered as such.
Beggars, etc. _' B
52. This category will cover beggars, vagi-ants or cases such as persons without Indication
of source of Income and those with unspecified sources of subsistence who are not engaged
in any economically productive work.
52.1 For such persons, 'B' should be written In the space provided.
Inmates of Institutions _ I
53. This category will cover convicts In jails or Inmates of a penal, mental or charitable
institutions, even If such persons are compelled to do some work such as carpentry, carpet
weaving, vegetable growing, etc., In such Institutions. But an undertrial prisoner enumerated
in a jail should be recorded for the work he/she was doing before he/she was apprehended.
Similarly, a person temporarily In a hospital or similar institution should be recorded for the
kind of work he/she was doing before he/she was admitted Into the hospital or Institution.
But for a long-term undertrlal prisoner or convict in a prison or' for long-term Inmates of penal
or charitable or mental Institutions, the person's previous work should not be recorded, but
'I' should be recorded. A person will be considered as a 'long-term' inmate If he or she
is residing In such an institution for 6 months or more.
Other Non-workers _ 0
54. This category will Include all non-workers who may not come under any of the aDove
six categories but who are looking for work. They should be noted as '0' In the space
provided. A boy or girl who has completed education or has stopped studying and is looking
for work will come under this category. A person who is merely spending his/her time at
home as a dependent and is not doing any work and Is not seeking any work will come
under 'D' rather than '0'. A person irrespective of age and whether educated or not, if
he or she reports that he or she Is not engaged In any other activity but Is seeking work
will come under this category.
54.1 It must be noted that this category includes only those who do not fall Into any
of the other categories of non-workers discussed earlier. There may be cases of students who
may be seeking work and quite prepared to give up studies If they got a job. Such persons
are students (ST) for Question 1 4A. The fact that they are seeking jobs will be reflected
in Question 16. Thus, category '0' need not necessarily represent all those who are seeking
work.
Q. • 4B : If ~es' in • 4A, did you work for major part of last year? Yes (f)/No(2)
55. As mentioned earlier, through QUestion 14A you have classified all people Into two
broad streams of workers and non-workers. Workers would Include all those who have worked
irrespective of the quantum of their. contribution to the economy.
55.1 Having found out that the person had worked any time at all dUring the last year
(yes In 14A) you have now to ascertain whether the person worked for the major part of
last year. By major part of last year Is meant that the person had worked for six months
or more, or In other words worked for 183 days or more. If the answer to this question
Is In the affirmative you should record 'I' In the box against Question 14B. If the person
has worked for less than six months or 1 83 days during the last year, you should record
'2' for that person In the box against Question 14B. Cross (X) may be put In the box
for those persons for whom 'No' has been recorded against Question 14A.
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Important
55.2 Generally women and children who have actually worked for malor part of the
last year are recorded or reported as having worked for less than six months or 183 days.
You should, therefore, ask probing questions In this regard to elicit the correct Information.
55.3 A person may have worked In different capacities dUring last year. For example,
he/she may have worked as a dally wage labourer for four months, as an agricultural labourer
for one month and as a cultivator for two months. There could even be breaks In between
the different types of work performed by him/her. In computing whether the person worked
for malor part of the year, you should reckon all the three spells of economic activity and
if it satisties the concept of work of malor part of the year, treat him/her as 'Yes' for Question
148 and record 'I' In the box. Similarly If the total period of work falls short of six months
or 183 days, treat him/her as 'No' and record '2' In the box for that person.
Q. 1SA : Main activity last year? 'Yes' In 14B (ClAUHHIIOW)
'No' in 14B (H/ST/D/RlB/IIO)
56. In Question 148 you would have ascertained whether a person had worked for malor
part of the year or not. Now In Question 1SA, you will be required to ascertain his or
her main activity during last year. That Is to say how he or she engaged himself or herself
mostly. Main activity of a person who was engaged In more than one activity will be reckoned
in terms of time disposition. For example, If a person has worked as a dally wage labou'rer
for four months, as an agricultural labourer for one month and as cultivator for two months
and for him/her, you have, recorded 'I' In the box against Question 148 then that person
will be reckoned as daily wage labourer for Question 1 SA and you will record 'OW' on the
line (and not in the boxes), since he/she spent more time In this activity than as a cultivator
or as an agricultural labourer. Similarly, for a person for whom you have recorded '2' In
the box In Question 148, you should ascertain how he or she spent his/her time mostly as
a non-worker for the major part of the year and record the appropriate symbol below the
line In the space provided and not in the boxes.
57. The workers are classified Into four categories, viz., cultivators, agrlculturallabourers,those
engaged in household industry and other workers. The symbols which should be used to
indicate these categories are given below:
(I) Cultivators . - C
(II) Agricultural Labourers - AL
(III) Workers In Household Industry - HHI
(Iv) Other Workers - OW
57.1 The definitions of the four categories of workers are given In the following paragraphs.
Cultivator - C
58. For purposes of the census a person Is working as cultivator If he or she is engaged
either as employer, single worker or family worker in cultivation of land owned or held from
Government or held from private persons or Institutions for payment In money, kind or share.
Cultivation Includes supervision or direction of cultivation.
58.1 A person who has given out his/her land to another person or persons for cultivation
for money, kind or share of crop and who does not even supervise or direct cultivation of
land, will not be treated as cultivator. Similarly, a person working In another person's land
for wages In cash or kind or a combination of both (agricultural labourer) will not be treated
as cultivator In this question.
58.2 Cultivation Involves ploughing, sowing and harvesting and production of cereals and
millet crops such as wheat, paddy, lowar, balra, ragl, etc., and other crops such as sugarcane,
ground-nuts, tapioca, etc., and pulses, raw lute and kindred fibre crop, cotton, etc., and does
not Include fruit grOWing, vegetable growing or keeping orchards or groves or working on
plantations like tea, coffee, rubber, cinchona and other medicinal plantations. For a person
who Is a cultivator, write 'c' above the line and not In the dotted boxes.
Agricultural Labourer - AL
59. A person who works on another p~rson's land for wages In money, kind or share
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should be regarded as an agricultural laboul1!r. He or she has no risk In the cultivation,
but he/she merely works on another person's land for wages. An agricultural labourer 'has
no right of lease or contract on land on which he/she works.
59.1 For a ~_rson who returns his/her economic activity as agricultural labourer, write
I AL' above the trne and not In the dotted boxes.
Important
60. For certain reasons, the growing of certain crops Is not considered as agriculture.
If a person Is engaged In the growing of such crops he or she will not be considered as
a cultivator or agricultural labourer.
60.1 You must remember that a person can be classlfled as a cultivator or as an agricultural
labourer only on the basis of the crops grown., The growing of the following crops Is considered
as cultivation. Therefore, a person who grows these crops or who works on land on which
these crops are grown can be classlfled either as a cultivator or an agricultural labourer as
the case may be.
(i) Cereal and millet crops : Paddy, wheat, iowar, baira, maize, ragi, barley, etc.
(ii) Pulses: Arhar, gram, khesarl, moong, masur, urd, etc.
(iii) Fibre crops : Raw cotton, jute, mesta, sunhemp and kindred fibre crops
(Iv) Oil seeds : Sesamum, ground-nut, rapeseed, mustard, linseed, castor, etc.
(v) Cash crop : Sugarcane
The growing of the following crops wIll not be considered as cultivation :
(I) Plantadon crops : Tea, coffee, rubber, tobacco, pepper, cardamom, etc.
(Ii) Edible nuts (other than ground-nut) : Walnut, almond, cashew nut, etc.
(iii) Fruits: Bananas, apples, grapes, mangoes, oranges, etc.
(iv) Coconut
(v) Gania, cinchona, opium and medicinal plants
(vI) Betel-nuts (areca)
(vii) Flowers
(vIII) Roots and tubers, chillies and spices
(Ix) Vegetables
(x) Other crops not included under cultivation
6 J. Please remember that you must use the abbreviations given in the Instructions, namely,
'C' or I AL' . . It ·wlll be evident that you will have to ask a specific question regarding the
crops grown In all cases where one merely says he/she is a cultivator or an agricultural labourer.
Worker in Household Industry - HHI
62. For a' person who returns his/her main activity as engaged In some production, processing,
servicing or repair artiCles or goods such as handloom weaving, dyeing, carpentry, bid I rolling,
pottery manufacture, bicycle repairing, blacksmithy, tailoring, etc., it has to be ascertained if
it Is a household Industry, and If so, It should be Indicated by the abbreviation 'HHI' above
the line and not In the dotted boxes.
62.1 Household Industry Is defined as an Industry conducted by the head of the household
himself/herself and or by the members of the household at home or within the village In rural
areas and only within the precincts of the house where the household lives In urban areas.
The larger proportion' of workers In household Industry should consist of members of the household
Including the head. The industry should not be run on the scale of a registered factory which
would qualify or has to be registered under the Indian Factories Act.
62.2 There may be an Industry which Is being run by a large lolnt family of more than
10 persons where power is used or more than 20 persons where power Is not used. In
such cases, though only family members are Involved, this will not be treated as 'HHI'. Thus,
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the meaning of the term 'run on the scale of a registered factory' refers to such cases even
if these are not registered as such.

62.3 The main criterion of a Househoid industry is the participation of one or more
members of a household. This criterion will appiy in urban areas too. Even if the Industry
is not actually located at home in rural areas there is greater possibility of the members of
the household participating even if it is located anywhere within the village limits. In the
urban areas where organised industry takes greater prominence, the Household Industry should
be confined to the precincts of the house where the participants live. In urban areas even
if ,the members of the household by themseives run an industry but at a place away from
the precincts of their home, it will not be considered as a Household Industry. It should
be located within the precincts of the house where the members live In the case of urban
areas.

62.4 Household Industry should relate to production, processing, servicing, repairing or

making and selling (but not merely selling) of goods. It does not Include professions such
as a Pleader, Doctor, Barber, Musician, Dancer, Waterman, Dhob~ Astrologer, etc., or merely
trade or business, even if such professions, trade or services are run at home by members
of the household. A list of a few typical Household Industries Is appended to these Instructions
as Appendix VI.

62.S Sometimes it is likely that the person who may not be working In his/her own Household
Industry may be working in another Household Industry. You should, therefore, enquire whether
the person who is not working In his/her own Household industry is working in any other
Household Industry and record as per instructions given above.

62.6 As mentioned earlier, Household industry should relate to production, processing,

servicing, repairing Or making and selling of goods. However, a household ·can be engaged
in certain other activities collectively but these may not qualify for being considered as Household
Industries.

62.7 Certain activities even though conducted by members of the same household will
not constitute a Household Industry. These are Indicated below and therefore the members
of the family working In such Industries will be classified as 'OW' and not 'HHI',

(i) Piantation work

(i1) Livestock maintenance and production such as cattle, goats, sheep breeding, poultry
farms, bee-keeping, rearing of silk worm and production of cocoons and raw slit
production of milk, eggs, honey, wax, bones, etc.
(iii) Hunting, trapping and seiling of the catch
(iv) Forestry and logging: log, fuel, charcoal production, gathering and seiling of fodder
and other forest prodUce, etc.
(v) Fishing Including rearing of fish, collection of pearls, sheHs, sea products, etc.
(vi) Mining and quarrying

62.8 In our country Household Industry is a very Important part of our economy. We
must get accurate data regarding those engaged in 'HHI'. You must carefully read these
instructions and understand them. The main points are again Indicated below.

'HHI' stands for worker In Household Industry. The main characteristics of the Household
Industry are the following:

(a) One or more members of the household must participate. Participation by hired
labour must be minimum.
(b) The activity should relate to some production, processing, servicing, repairing or making
and selling of goods.
(c) The goods produced should not be for consumption by the household itself but should
be wholly or partly for sale.
(d) In an urban area the Industry must be ~arrled on In the precincts of the house
In which the household lives. In the rural areas, the industry may be carried on
anywhere within the limits of the village.
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(e) The activity should not be on the scale of a Registered Factory.
(f) Professions such as those practised by Pleader, Doctor, Barber, Musician, Dancer,
Dhob? Astrologer, etc., will not be 'HHI'.
Other Workers - OW
63. All workers, i.e., those who have been engaged in some economic activity during
the last one year, who are not cultivators or agricultural labourers or In Household Industry,
are 'Other Workers' - 'OW'. The type of workers that come under this category of 'OW'
include factory workers, plantation workers, those in trade, commerce, business, transport, mlnJng,
construction, political or social work, all government servants, municipal employees, teachers,
priests, entertainment artists, etc. In effect, all those who work In any field of economic
'activity other than cultivator, agricultural labotlrer or household Industry, are 'Other Workers'.
They will be entered as 'OW'.
63.1 You will recall that It was mentioned that the growing of certain crops Is not agriculture.
Those engaged in this activity would have to be classified as 'OW'.
Q. 15A(i) : Name of Establishment
64. Record here the name of the factory, firm, workshop, business house, company, shop,
office, etc. In respect of public offices you should clearly Indicate whether they are Central
or State Government or local body offices, etc. If the establishment does not have any definite
name such as, In the case of a household Industry, like hal')d pounding of rice, gur making,
hand loom weaving, potter's house, blacksmlthy, etc., enter the proprietor's name and the type
of shop so that if necessary a link can be established between the various sub-sectlons of this
question. For example, Instead of 'No particular name' the entry could read as 'Babulal's
Paint Shop'. For defence and other similar personnel as may be Indicated to you, put a
cross (X) on the line.
Q. 15A(ii) : Nature of Industry, Trade or Service
65. The answer to this question will have to be given In detail to enable proper classification
of the sector of economy in which the person is working. The sector of economy In which
a person works may relate to (i) Plantation, Forestry, Fishing, Livestock, etc., (II) Mining and/
or Quarrying, (iii) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairing, (Iv) Construction, (v)
Electricity, Gas or Water Supply, (vI) Transport and Communications, (vii) Trade and
Commerce, (viii) Professions and Services. In order to enable us to classify a person properly,
full details of the nature of the Industry, trade, profession or service should be given. Please
avoid vague answers. Full details of the type of Industry, trade, profession or service In which
the person is engaged will have to be recorded here. It is not enough to say 'plantation'
or 'livestock'. You should say whether it is tea plantation or banana plantation or sheep
rearing or cattle breeding. Similarly, It is not enough to say 'manufacturing' or 'textile
manufacturing'. You should say whether It is manufacturing of cotton textile In handloom
or manufacturing khad/textile or manufacturing silk textile. Likewise mere 'trade' is not enough.
It should be recorded as wholesale trading In food grains or pulses or retail trading in spices
or grocery and so on. For defence and similar personnel, write 'Service'.
Q. 15A(iii) : Description of Work
66. Under this question, the description of the actual work, I.e., the occupation that
the person enumerated is dcJtng is to be recorded Irrespective of the type of Industry, trade,
profession or service that he/she may be working In and which Is to be recorded under sub-
section (iI)· of Question 1 SA.
66.1 His/her ..tual work or occupation should always be given In sufficient detail. If,
for example, a person Is merely recorded as 'clerk' with no other details, It will be Impossible
to properly categorise him/her by the type of work he/she does. He/she may be a clerk
attending to correspondence or book-keeping or accounting. Similarly, If a person were merely
to be recorded as a technician, it will not help to determine what type of technician/mechanic
he/she Is, whether computer technician or a motor-mechanic or a locomotive-mechanic, etc.
If a person Is recorded as doing leather work, It will not be sufficient. It should be clearly
stated whether he is a tanner, pelt dresser, fe II monger, etc. Similarly, If a person says he/
she Is a sweeper, you should find out whether he/she Is a sweeper, dry; or a sweeper, wet;
or a sweeper, sewer. The description of the actual work done by a person should be ascertained
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In adequate detail and recorded against this question. Similarly, In a trading establishment
there could be a. proprietor, cashier, book-keeper, salesman, etc.

66.2 It Is necessary to describe the actual occupation adequately. It Is not enough to

say that one Is a Government offlclal. Whether one Is a BIII-cierk or Section Officer, Tehslldar,
Police Chowkldar or Research Offlcer, etc., has to be spelt out. There may be Assistant Directors,
Deputy Directors, etc., doing different functions. It Is necessary to describe the occupation
adequately In their case for proper classification, e.g., Assistant Director (Agriculture), Assistant
Director (Soli Conservation), Senior Research Offlcer (Vital Statistics), Deputy Director (Health),
Sub-Inspector (Excise), Treasury Offlcer, Village Offlcer (Revenue), Panchayat Secretary, Malaria
Control' Officer, Traffic Inspector (Transport Department),etc.

66.3 It has been found In the past that a very large number of persons ate
,recorded
merely as 'general labourers'. It Is necessary to make a probe and find out In which type
of work the person is mostly engaged as a labourer, such as a road mazdoor, a loader or
an unloader in a market, a construction labourer, etc.

66.4 For those in defence and similar service, It Is enough if It is merely noted as 'Service'.
Other details need not be given. for other ,Government servants full details must be given
and the description of the work should be as detailed as possible.

Important
67. There need be no confusion as to the scope of Questions ISA(l1) and 15A(III).
Question I SA(ii) would represent the nature of Industry, trade, profession or service, I.e., the
sector of economy In which a person Is engaged In work and Question I SA(III) represents
the occupation or the actual work the person performs In the Industry, trade, profession or
service In which he/she Is engaged. Thus, for example, If the answer to Question I SA(II)
is 'cotton textile manufacture In mill', the answer to Question ISA(JII) could be 'chemical
engineer' or 'bill clerk' or 'accountant' or 'labourer' or 'truck driver' or the 'managing director'
of that industry and so on. Similarly, in Question t SA(II)the nature of service may be some
department of State Government Service and In Question I 5A(IlI) the description of work
may be 'bill clerk' or 'accountant', 'director of the department', 'Jeep driver' In the department,
etc. Again, against Question 15A(II) the answer may be 'private medical practice' and In
Question I SA(IlI) (orthopaedic surgeon', or 'nurse' or a 'sweeper', etc., working In that private
medical practitioner's nursing home.

Q. t 5A(iv) : Cass of Worker

68. For a person who Is :

(i) an Employer, that Is, who hires one or more persons In his/her work deSCribed
In Question I SA(III), wrlte ............... ER

(II) an Employee, that Is, who does his/her work described In Question I SA(III) under
others for wages or salary In cash or kind, write .................. EE

(iii) a Single Worker, that Is, who Is doing his/her work described In Question I 5A(III)
without employing others except casually, and without the help of other members
of the family except casually and a participant In work as member of cooperative,
write ............... SW

(Iv) a Family Worker, that Is, who Is doing his/her work described In Question I SA(III)
In a family enterprise along with other members of the family without wages or
salary In cash or kind, write ..................... FW
Q. t 5B #1£e5' in 14B-Any other work any dme last yearl Ves (ClAUHlh/OW)/No
'No' in 14B-Work done any dme last yearl (ClAUHHI/OW)

69. You will recall that In Question 14A you have Identified all those who have don..
any work at all In the last one year. In Question 14B, you must have categorised them
either 'Yes', I.e., code 'I' or 'No', I.e., code '2'. In question ISA you have divided these
persons on the basis of what they have been mostly doing. It Is quite possible that those
who have been categorised as 'C' or 'AL' or 'HHI' or 'OW' In Question 15A, based on
the type of work they have been doing mostly, may have done some other work Tn addition
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to what they have been doing mostly. Similarly, a person • ho has spent malor part of the
year doing household duties or as a student or as a dependent or as a rentler or as a beggar
or in the categories of 'I' and '0' must have done some work at some time during the
last one year. This Is the Information we are trying to get through Question I SB.
69, Please note the way in which Question ISB has been worded. This question deals
with two separate situations. The first relates to those persons who have worked for the malor
part of last year and mayor may not have some other secondary work. The second part
relates to persons who have worked at any time In the last year but not for the major part
of the year. In case of those who have worked In the malor part last year, you would have
entered code 'I' in Question 14B and you would have categorised them as 'C' or 'AL' or
'HHI' or 'OW' In Question I SA. Such persons mayor may not have had secondary work
in addition to their main work. If, on Inquiry, you find that such a person has had any other
work any time last year, you would have to enter above the line, 'e' or 'AL' or "HHI' or
'OW', depending upon the type of work and score out the answer 'No' printed on the line.
69.2 This question should be asked of every person who has returned 'Yes' against Question
I 4A. It is re-emphasised that .1/1 those who have answered 'Yes' against Question 14A and
for whom you have recorded 'Yes' or 'No~ le., code' I' or '2' In Question 148, thIs QuestIon
158, should be asked without fail.
69.3 For a person who has worked any time last year, but has not worked for the malor
part of the last year, you would have recorded code '2' in Question 14B and In Question
1 SA you would have categorised such a person as 'H' or 'ST' or '0' or 'R' or fB' or 'I'
or '0'. Such a person must have done some work any time last year and this Is the work
which we are trying to catch In Question I SB so far as such a person Is concerned. For
such a person after Inquiry, you will have to enter the appropriate category, viz., 'C' or 'AL'
or 'HHI' or 'OW' below the line In Question ISB.
69.4 In answer to this question If the main worker says 'Yes' then you should find out
the type of work and categorise him or her as 'e' or 'AL' or 'HHI' or 'OW' as the case
may be. These abbreviations refer to Cultivators, Agricultural Labourers, Household Industry
and Other Workers and have been fully explained earlier In the Instructions under Question
ISA in paragraphs 75 to 80. You may refer to these again before recording the appropriate
category above the line. It Is sufficient If you write the category above the line. If the
respondent gives reply In the negative It should be Indicated by the word 'No' above the
line. Please do not make any entry In the dotted box.
69.5 This question is meant to elicit Information on the secondary or marginal work
which a person might have done any time at all during the last one year, apart from the
main work or other activity which will have come out In Question I SA. It is obvious that,
irrespective of whether the answer Is 'Yes' or 'No', I.e., code 'I' or '2' In Question 14B,
there could be an answer in Question I SB because a main worker may have done some other
work or a marginal worker who has not worked for the major part of the last year, might
have done some work occasionally. This therefore, should give us details of secondary work
or marginal work.
69.6 Ask of each person If, besides what he/she had already returned as hlslher main
activity against Question I SA, he/she participated in any other work or did any work any
time last year. A number of unpaid family workers participating In household enterprises
whose main activity has been recorded as 'H' or 'ST' or 'R' under Question I SA will be
netted here for their involvement in such econoinlc activity. Except In cultivation, mere rendering
of service for one's own home or production of goods for !'urely domestic ccmsumption are
not to be treated as economic activity. For example, a servant who works as a cook In his
or her employer's home for wages will be considered economically active but, a person even
If helshe. may work much mo~e than a paid servant In having to cook for the family or
looking after the household will not be treated as economically active for the purposes of
this classification. Similarly, persons who may produce cloth on a loom at home for domestic
consumption will not be treated as economically active unless at least a part of the product
Is sold. A boy or a girl who Is categorised as a student under Question I SA, can have
a marginal work, say, CUltivation, If helshe helped the head of the household In the family
cultivation during some parts of the season. But If a student, who Is shown as 'ST' under
Question ISA also helped In weaving cloth purely for domestic consumption on a loom at
home, or helped In attending to household chores, he/she will not be treated as having any
marginal work.
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69.7 Any other work or secQndary work will be reckoned only If the person Is engaged
in some economically productive work, In addition to whatever Is his/her activity under Question
I SA. If a person whose economic activity is shown as a cierk in a government office or
a teacher, also attends to some cultivation even by way of direction or supervision or undertakes
some tuition, this will be shown as 'any other work any time last year' under Question 158.
A person's main activity may be cultivation and his secondary work may be money lending.
Again, main activity may be agricultural labourer and secondary work could be sugar factory
labourer or vice versa. •
69.8 After it is established that the person 1< doing some work and he or she has been
recorded accordingly in Question 158 In any of the categories of e, AL, HHI, OW, you
have to proceed further and flll up the details of sub-sectlons of Question 15B(1) to (Iv)
in respect of entries 'HHI'or 'OW' only. The instructions for flIling up the details In these
sub-sections will be the same as given under Question 1 5A and are explained in detail In
paragraphs. For those who are recorded as 'e' or 'AL' or for whom you have entered
'No' in Question 158, you have to put a cross 'X' against these sub-sections on the line.
Important
70. It must particularly be noted that If there Is an entry 'No', i.e., code '2' In Question
14B and H/ST /D/RiBIi/O as the case may be, in Question 1 SA, there must be an entry
in Question 1 58 and this cannot be blank or cross (X). This is because the work of a
person who has worked any time at all last year, and has been entered as 'Yes' In Question
1 4A, must be reflected somewhere. Since the person has not worked In malor part of the
year as reflected by '2' in Question 14B and also H/ST/D/Rl811/0 as the case may be,ln
Question 1 SA, the work done by him/her and netted in Question I 4A, must therefore, be
reflected in Question I 58. Again, for a person who has worked In major part of the year
and for whom code '1' has been recorded In Question 148, you may have recorded as 'e'
or 'AL' or 'HHI' or 'OW' for his main activity In Question ISA. It Is quite possible that
he/she may have done some other work, though not on the scale of main activity. This secondary
work should also be reflected In Question 158. You will t"-us appreciate that probing questions
are essential and you must ask questions again and again to flnd out the secondary work of
main workers and marginal work in the case of those for whom code '2' had been recorded
In the box against Question 1 48 and record the same In Question 1 58.
70.1 It would follow that if the answer to Question 14A Is 'No', I.e., you have recorded
H/ST/D/RiBII/O, as the case may be, there will be a cross (X) In the box for Question
14B and on the lines against each of the Questions 15A Including sub-sectlons and 158 Including
sub-sections.
Q. 16A : If 'No' in 14A, seeking/available for work? Yes( 1)/No(2)
71. This question Is Intended to elicit some Information on the number of unemployed.
If an individual has replied that he/she has not worked at all last year under Question 14A
and you have recorded 'No' against this question you have to ask from him or her whether
he or she is seeking work or available for work. This question should be asked of all persons
for whom you have recorded H/ST/D/RiB/I/O In Question 14A. Seeking work means that
the person may have got himself/herself registered In the employment exchange or he/she
may be applying for lobs or he/she may have made other efforts for a lob, such as looking
into the newspaper advertisements with a view to applying for a lob, the Intention being In
suitable cases, this person will offer himself/herself as a candidate. It may be remembered
that seeking work is more applicable In urban areas where there are facilities of employment
exchanges and greater awareness about availability of lobs. In rural areas, there may be no
facilities of employment exchanges. The person may be available for work but not actually
seeking work either b~ause of lack of knowledge of work being available or absence of
employment ,exchanges.
71 . I As mentioned earlier, we are mainly Interested In obtaining Information on the
unemployed. You may come across people who already held lobs or do not normally want
to take up employment but may give you such general answers that they would not mind
taking up work If the salary Is attractive enough. We are not Interested In such persons
since they obviously are already employed or are not really Job seekers. You will have to
make a probe to get the facts. However, generally speakIng, If In answer to this question,
a person says that he Is seeking or' Is available for work, you must enter code 'I' In the
box.
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71.2 If the person replies that he/she is seeking or available for work, you have to record
'I' in the box provided .. In case his/her reply is 'No' you have to record '2' in the box.
Cross (X) may be put in the box in case the Question is not applicable.
Q. 16B : If 'Yes' in 16A, have you ever worked beforel Yes(1)/No(2)

72. This question will be asked of those persons who have replied 'Yes' In Question 16A.
If the person replies that he/she had worked any time before, you have to record 'I' In the
box provided. In case his/her reply is 'No' I.e., he/she had never worked any time before,
you have to record '2' in the box. Cross (X) may be put in the box in case the Question
is not applicable.

Q. 17A : Whether you are an Ex-Servicemanll Yes(OlNo(2)

73. The answer to this question will have to be filled in respect of every person whether
male or female. If the person says that he/she Is an ex-serviceman, the answer to this question
will be 'Yes' and code 'I' Is to be recorded In the box. On the contrary, If the answer
to this question is 'No', code '2' is to be recorded in the box.
73.1 An 'ex-serviceman' means a person who has served In the regular Army, Navy, Air
Force or Territorial Army (but not dismissed or discharged on account of misconduct or
inefficiency). It excludes the Assam Rifles, Defence Security Corps, General Reserve Engineering
Force (GREF), Lok Sahayak Sena (LSS) and other para-military Forces like the Border Security
Force (BSF), Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), Indo-Tibetan Border Police (!TBP) and
the Central Reserve Pollee Force (CRPF).
Q. 17B : If 'Yes' in 17A, Pensioner (1 )/Non-pensloner (2)
74. This question will be asked from ex-servicemen only I.e., those who have replied 'Yes'
in Question 17A and for whom code 'I' has been recorded In the box. If he/she is receiving
pension, code 'I' is to be recorded In the box and If he/she Is not receiving any pension,
code '2' Is to be recorded In the box. Cross (X) may be put In the box In case the Question
Is not applicable.
74.1 It may be noted that code 'I' Is to be recorded only Ii'l case of those who are
receiving pension as ex-servlcemen. A person who after serving regular Army, Navy, Air Force
or Territorial Army has retired from a civil or private service and drawing pension only from
his/her later employment will not be treated' as 'Pensioner' for this Question. However, if
a person is drawing pension both as ex-servlceman and civilian, he/she will be treated as Pensioner
and code 'I' will be recorded in the box.

Important
74.2 After fliling In the answers to Questions 1 7A and I 78 of the Individual Slip, you
would know whether the person is an ex-servlceman or not and if ex-servlceman, whether the
person Is drawing a pension or not.
74.3 You are now required to make certain entries In the Household Schedule for the
purposes of tabulation. If code 'I' has been recorded In Question I 7A of the Individual
Slip, you have to put a tick mark. (,() In col. I of the Household Schedule against the
serial number of the person being enumerated. Further you have to write 'P' within brackets
after the name of the person in col. 2 of the Household Schedule If the ex-servlceman Is
drawing a pension, I.e., .code 'I' has been recorded In Question I 78 and 'NP' In case the
ex-servlceman Is not a pensioner, i.e., code '2' has been recorded in Question 178 of the
Individual Slip.

74.4 No entries ~re required to be made in the Household Schedule In case the person
is not an ex-servlceman, I.e., code '2' has been recorded In QuestIon I 7A of the Indlvldual
Slip.

MIGRATION
Q. 18 : Birch Place
75. Certain details regarding the place In which the person enumerated was born are
to be collected and entered In the sub-parts of this question. For defence and similar personnell

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as may be Indicated to you, this question and Its sub-parts are noJ applicable. The explanation
and Instructions as to how the four sub-parts are to be flIled are as follows:
Q. 18(a) : Place of Blnh
76. Write 'PL' for person born In the village or town where he/she Is being enumerated.
Where 'PL' Is noted against this question, cross (X) Is to be put In the box against sub-part
(b) and on the lines against sub-parts (c) and (d).
76.1 For those born outside the village or town of enumeration write the actual name
of the place against sub-part (a) and nil the other details against sub-parts (b), (c) and (d).
For a person born on the hIgh sea, put cross (X) on the lines against sub-parts (a) and (c)
and In the box against sub-part (b) and record 'born at sea' against sub-part (d).
76.2 In Indkatlng the birth place,.only full name of town or village would have to be
Indicated and not hamlet or mohalla/ward names. The name of a ward/hamlet should not
be entered but ~ name of the town/village to whkh It belongs should be entered.
Q. 18(b) : Runl (1)/Urban (2)
77. For those born outside the village or town of enumeration ascertain If the place of
birth Is a village or town at present. To enable a person to determine whether the place
Is a town or a village, he/she may be required to Indicate the status of the place of birth
In comparison with a known town In the neIghbourhood of the place of enumeration. You
may mention some Importa~t urban characteristiCS to enable the person to make out If the
place of his/her birth Is rural or urban, e.g., existence of a local administrative body, Industrial
townships declared as towns, etc.
For a person born In a villge, write '1' In the box.
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For a person born In a town/city, wl"fte. '2' In the box.
For a person born In a foreign country, put 'X' In the box against this sub-part
and also against sub-part (c) on the line.
77.1 If all efforts to classify the place of birth as ruraVurban fall, write 'not known' on
the line.
Q. 18(e) : DIstrIct
78. For a person who was born outside the village or town of enumeration, I.e., for whom
'PL' Is not written against sub-part (a), you have to nil In this sub-part after enquiry.
78.1 For a person born outside the village or town of enumeration but within the district
of enumeration, write 'D' on the line.
78.2 For a person born In another district of the State of enumeration, or In a district
In some other State/Union Territory In the country, write the name of the district. If the
person cannot name, the district, write lnot known'. '
78.3 For a person born outside India, put cross (X) against this sub-part.
Q. 18(d) : State/Country
79. For persons born within the State of enumeration, write 'X' against this sub-part on
the nne. Make sure that the earlier entries made In sub-parts (a), (b) and (c) are consistent
with such an answer; for example, 'PL' might have already been written aplnst sub-part (a)
or '0', Is written against sub-part (c) or any other district of the State of enumeratIOn Is
mentioned against sub-part (c).
79.1 For persons born outside the State of enumeration but within the country, wrfte
the name of the State/Union Territory where born.
79.2 For those born outside "ndla, note merely the name of the country and there Is
no need to enter the name of the constituent state of the foreign country. Where a person
cannot name the country, the name of the continent may be noted.
79.3 For a person born on the high seas, record 'born at sea', against this sub-part and
put 'X' against sub-parts (a), (b) and (c).
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79.4 If a person was born In a train, boat or bus or aircraft, etc., within the country
write the particulars In sub-part (a), (b) and (c) with reference to the administrative tenitory
where the event occurred or was registered.
Q. t 9 : Last Reslelence
80. The answer to this question will have to be filled In respect of every person If heI
she had another place of normal residence Irrespective of his/her place of birth, before he!
she came to the present place where he/she Is enumerated. Even If a person was born at
the place of enumeration but because of his/her work or for studies, etc., he/she had shifted
subsequently to another village or town and had come back aKaln to the place of enumeration,
he/she should be deemed to have had another place of residence prior to his/her enumeration
here. For defence and similar personnel, this question Is not applicable.
Q. t 9(a) : Place of Last Reslelence
81. For a person who has been In the village or town of enumeration continuously since
birth (except for shifting to other place outside the village or town of enumeration for a purely
temporary stay), write 'PL' against sub-part (a) and put cross (X) In the box against sub-part
(b) and on the lines against sub-parts (c) and (d). But for a person who had his last previous
residence at any place outside the village or town of enumeration (Irrespective of his place
of birth), write the actual name of the village or town or his actual previous residence against
this sub-part (a) and fill the other details against sub-parts (b), (c) and (d).
Q. 19(b) : Rural (O/Urban (2)
82. For a person who had previously resided outside the place of enumeration, ascertain
If the place of last previous residence Is Rlral or urban and record the answer. For a person
whose last previous residence Is a town/city, write '2' In the box, and for 'Rural', write 'I'.
For a person who last resided In a foreign country, put cross (X) In the box.
82.1 For a person whose Immediate previous residence cannot be classified, write 'not
known'.
82.2 . Rural or urban status has to be determined with reference to the status existing
at the time of enumeration.
Q. 19(c) : DbCriet
83. For a person who had previously resided In anether place, I.e., for whom 'PL' Is
not written against sub-part (a) you have to fill In this sub-part after enquiry.
83.1 For a person who previously resided In another village or town within the district
of enumeration, write 'D'.
83.2 For a person who previously resided In another district of the State/Union Territory
of enumeration or In a district 'In any other State/Union Territory In the country, write the
name of the district. If he/she cannot name the district, write 'not known'.
83.3 For a person whose last previous residence was outside India, write IX' against this
sub-part.
Q. 19(eI) : State/Country
84. For a person whose last previous residence was outside the village or town of
enumeration but within the State or Union Tenitory of enumeration, put cross (X) against
this sub-part but If It was outside the State or Union Territory of enumeration but within
the country write the name of the State/Union Territory. Make sure that the earlier entries
made In sub-parts(a), (b) and (c) af1! consistent with such an answer, for example, 'PL' mleht
have already been written against sub-part (a) or 'D' Is written against sub-part (c) or any
other district of the state of enumeration Is mentioned against sub-part (c).
84.1 For a person whose last previous residence was outside the country write the name
of the country and If name of the country Is not forthcomlna; write the name of the continent.
Q. 20 : Reasons for mlaradon from place of last reslelence
85. The question will be asked In the case of a person for whom Information has been
f1!corded in Question 19, I.e., last residence. However, please note that this question wlll-
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not be canvassed In the case of those for whom you may have written 'PL' against place
of last residence. This Is because they have had no place of last residence: In all the other
cases you must find out the reasons for migration from the place of last residence and note
the reasons by entering the appropriate code. The codes which must be entered for the
VilriOUS reasons for migration are as follows:'

(a) Employment
(b) Business 2
(c) Education 3
(d) Family moved 4
(e) Marriage 5
(f) Natural calamities like
drought, floods, etc. 6
(g) Others 7
85.1 These codes have been printed at the bottom of the Slip. You must enter a code
depending on the reasons for migration in the box against this question. For defence and
similar personnel as may be Indicated to you this question will also not apply, since you will
not have canvassed the Questions 18 and 19 of the Slip. Cross (X) may be put In the box
in case the Question Is not applicable, I.e., 'PL' or cross (X) has been noted In Question
19(a).

86. A person will have moved for employment In the follOWing cases:
(a) If he or she has moved In search of a lob or hoping to get a lob.
(b) Because he/she has got a lob and has moved to take up the Job.
(c) Having already got a lob, he/she has moved because of a transfer, even If this
is on promotion.
86.1 If a person has moved for any of these reasons, record code 'I' In the box.
87. A person can be saId to have moved for 'business' If he or she ~as moved to the
place of enumeration from hiS/her place of last residence for Joining a business or setting
up/running a business. The word 'business' refers to an economic activity Involving risk-taking
either on own account or in partnership with others. Please note 'business' Is different from
job or employment for which wages/salary Is received In cash or kind. For 'business' you
have to enter code '2' in the box.
88. A person can be said to have moved for educational purposes If he or she has moved
to the place of enumeration from his/her place of last residence, for Joining a school/college
or any other type of educational institution either for the first time or for continuing hls/
her studies. For such a person, code '3' has to be given. However, please note that If
this particular person has moved along with his/her family because the entire family has moved
due to any reason, you must note that this person has not moved for educational purposes.
In such a case the right code to be entered will be code '4' namely 'Family moved'.
89. The reason 'Family moved' code '4' will refer to cases where the entire family moves.
Such cases will come up If the head of the household or the person on Whom the family
is dependent has moved due to any reason such as transfer, etc. There are cases where
one or more members of the family move along with the person who has moved In search
of employment or education or for other reasons. While the person who has moved for
a particular reason will be assigned the appropriate code, the other members who moved
along with that person will be assigned code '4', I.e., 'Family moved'.
90. If a person has moved consequent on getting married, assign code '5' for that person.
If a person has moved because of natural calamities like drought, Hoods, etc., assign code
'6' for that person.
91. Code '7' 'Others' will Include all other reasons for migration not covered by
employment, business, education, family moved, marriage and natural calamities like drought,
fioods, etc. This may Include cases like movement due to retirement, displacement, etc.
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92. It Is important to note that the reasons for migration are being noted for-each person
separately. Therefore, In the same household, there may be cases where the reasons flj" migration
are different for different members of the household. For example, If the head of the.ousehold
Is promoted and transferred, In his/her slip against Question 20 you will have to assign code
'I' because his/her movement Is consequent on employment while the spouse and other
dependents should be assigned code '4' because the family moves. There are also cases,
particularly from the rural areas to urban areas, where a boy or a girl moves to a town or
city for higher studies and In order to look after him or her an elderly person also moves.
In such a case, In the case of the person who moves for higher studies the reason for migration
will be 'Education' code '3' while In the case of elderly person, the reason wlJl be 'Others'
code '7'. If In case the entire family has moved along with the student, for all the other
members of the family you will have to assign code '4' 'Family moved'. It Is, therefore,
necessary for you to make careful enquiries and not to get confused with the different reasons
which may be applicable to different persons of the same household.
93. In particular, please note that you must make detailed enquiries in the case of any
unrelated members of the households, such as cook, servant, etc. In their cases, their movement
from the place of last residence may have been due to employment. Similarly, In the case
of those members of the household who are rather distantly related to the head of the household,
you must also make such detailed enquiries.
94. It must be remembered that the reason 'Family moved' code '4' can only come up
In cases where sOl11e other member of tile family has moved for any of the other reasons
mentioned in the Slip. The members of the family moved because either the head of the
household or the person on whom the family depends has moved because of employment
or for any other reason. ~

95. Please note that In the case of every person who I as {;ome Into India from any
other country as a result of partition or has been repatriated, the reasons for migration will
be noted as 'Others' code '7' and not any other code.
Q. 21 : Duradon of residence at the village or town of enumeradon
96. Note here the period in completed years of the continuous residence In the village
or town where the person Is being enumerated. This will apply e'lC,en to a person born at
the place of enumeration. But this question does not apply to defence and similar personnel.
96.1 If he/she had left this village or town and has lived elsewhere for sometime, I.e.,
In Question 19 another place of last residence Is reported and has come back to this village
or town, then the duration of residence to be noted against this question Is the period of
the /.1test continuous residence. But If a person had been away on a temporary visit or tour,
etc.,. that should not be taken as a break In the period of his/her continuous residence here.
96.2 If the person was born at the place of enumeration and also had no other place
of last residence, I.e., 'PL' has been noted In QUestion 19(a), then cross (X) may be put
against Question 21 in the box.
96.3 For a person whose duration of continuous residence at the place of enumeration
Is less than I year, write 'a' In the box.
FERTILITY
Q.22 : For all ever-married women only
97. This question will be asked In the case of all ever·marrled women. It will not be
asked for a women who has never been married. Please note that the term 'ever-married'
does not necessarily mean 'currently married'. The 'ever-married' would Include all women who
may be currently married, the Widowed, the separated and the divorced. This question, In
other words, will be asked of all women except those who are 'Never Married'. For all women
for whom 'M' or 'W' or '5' Is entered in Question 5 of the slip, this question will be asked.
In the case of women who are 'NM' In Question 5 of the Slip, put cross (X) In the boxes
In all parts of this question. ""
Q.22(a) : Ap at marriage
98. You should ascertain the age at which the women, whom you are enumerating, was
married and record that age In completed years. If a women has been married more than
once, the age at which she got married for the first time should be recorded.
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Q. 22(b) : Number of children survivlna at present
99. In this question, you will have to find out how many of the children born are stili
surviving, i.e., at the time of enumeration.
99. I Please note that the children need not necessarily be staying with the mother, I.e.,
the woman you are enumerating. They may be elsewhere due to any reason. What Is Important
is whether they are alive, not where they live. They may be any where, even outside the
country. The important point Is the number alive.
99.2 Having ascertained this number, enter the details by sex and total In the boxes
provided.
99.3 If there are no male or female children surviving at the time of enumeration, write
'0' In the appropriate box or boxes.
Q.22(c) : Number of children ever born alive
100. You should ascertain the total number of children that the woman you are enumerating
gave birth to from the time she got married. If married, more than once, all the children
born to her should be ascertained.
100. t The number of children born would Include all children born alive, even If later
unfortunately any child died. Many persons, specially older people may only count children
living with them. It Is, therefore, essential to enquire about the number of children living at
home, those living elsewhere and also those who were born alive but who are unfortunately
not alive now. Even If the child died within a few hours of his/her birth, he/she should be
Included In the count. Stili births, I.e., children born dead should not be Included In counting
this number of children ever born. You will have to ask politely but appropriate questions
for getting this Information.
100.2 You should ensure that all live births are ascertained Irrespective of whether the
children are alive now.
100.3 It is our experience that the birth of a child may not be reported readily If the
child Is not actually living at the time of enumeration. The children who are born but may
have died before the enumeration may not be Indicated by the respondent unless you make
detailed enquiries. This would be particularly tllle In the case of children who may have died
as Infants. There is, therefore, need for a detailed probe to ensure that you get the correct
number.
100.4 Ascertain the number of children ever born alive by sex and write the figures
in International numerals in the boxes provided. Also give the total In the box provided.
100.5 If the woman reports that she has had no male or fema~ children born alive,
write '0' In the appropriate box or boxes.
Q. 23 : For currently married women only
101. This question has to be answered in respect of all currently married women only,
I.e., all women whose marital status Is shown as 1M' against Question 5 of the Slip. For all
others, a cross (X) may be put against this question on the line.
Any child born alive durlna last one year
102. You should ascertain if the currently married woman, whom you are enumerating,
gave birth to a child in the last one year prior to the date of enumeration. If the respondent
Is not able to reckon one year, you can find out if a child was born alive In 1990-91 to
the woman you are enumerating on or after any of the festival Indicated to you by the
Director of Census Operations. Only if the child was born alive, imd even If the child h.1d
died soon ilfter bltthJ the ilnswer should be 'yes~ to this question. StilI bltth, l.e'J iI child
whkh Is bom deild should not be uken Into ilccount for this purpose. So while you should
make sure that every case of birth of a child born alive, even if It Is not alive on the date
of enumeration, Is reported, you should not reckon It If the child was born lifeless.
102. I It Is common experience that the birth of the child may not be reported readily
If the child Is not actually surviving at the time of enumeration. Infant deaths are stili high
In the country. There Is a chance of a number of such cases being missed unless speclt1ca11y
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questioned about. It Is necessary to record all live births even If the child has died soon thereafter
or had not survived to the day of enumeration. Therefore, where the Initial answer to this
question Is 'No', you should ask a speciflc question If there has been a case of a child havlnr
been born alive In the last one year and later dylnr before the enumeration date. This Is
a delicate question and should be asked with tact In a manner not to offend the sentiments
of the respondent. Where a currently married woman first answers that she had no child born
In the last one year, you may perhaps question her as follows:
lilt has been found in some houses that a child was born and had died soon after
or a few days or months later and such cases had not been reported. It I§ my hope
that there are no such cases here. Am I right ?"
I 02.2 This may bring In the required response. If she reports 'No' then you can be
sure that no birth has been missed. You have to make sure that any live birth that has
occurred to the currently married woman in the last one year Is netted whether the child
is surviving till the date of enumeration or not. A similar probe to eliminate stili births may
also be necessary. For example, when the answer Is 'Yes' under this question, you might
ask if the child is here in the house. If the answer is 'Yes', no further question is needed.
If 'No', you might ask where the child has gone. The answer may be 'dead' or that 1t
has gone elsewhere. If dead, then you might ask when the child died and this will bring out
the fact whether or not It was a stili birth. If the answer Is 'Yes', then enter 'Yes' In the
space below the question; If the answer Is 'No' enter 'No' In the space. Do not write In
the dotted box.
102.3 In a case where the woman has had twins or multiple births, please write 2, 3,
etc., next to 'Yes' as the case may be thus 'Yes' (2) or 'Yes' (3).
NOTE: You may find on your revls/oml round from M.1fch I to March 5, 1991 iI child
Is bom to iI currently married womiln In a household after your Iilst visIt but befolT!
the sunrise of March I, 1991. You will hilve to uke this Into ilccount and correct
the ilnswers against Question 2J ilccordlngly. You must enquire specifically, If any
such birth Ius taken place. While Ignorlnr stili births all other births where the
child was bom alive even If It did not survive long should be uken Into account.
ENUMERATION OF HOUSELESS POPUlATION AND REVISIONAL ROUND
) 03. The enumeration of the house less population will have to be carried out In the block
assigned to you. The houseless population can be found In any place and they should not
be omitted.
104. The Revlsional Round, the Instructions for which are part of this chapter, must be
carried out in your block. This Is because the revlslonal round Is an extremely Important
and essential step In the total process of enumeration and It Is only after the revlslonal round
Is over that the correct population figures will be available. Therefore, do not neglect to
carry out the n!vlslonal round of the block which you are enumeratIng.
Enumeradon of tlte Houseless
lOS. As stated earlier In paragraph 1 J of this booklet, you will be required to enumerate
the house less population In your enumeration block(s) on the night of February 28,1991. In
order to do this, it would be necessary for you to complete the enumeration of all the persons
in all the households living In census houses In your Jurisdiction between February 9 and February
28,1991. During thIs period, you will have taken note of the possible places where houseJess
population Is likely to live, such as on the roadside, pavements, in hume pipes, under staircases,
or In the open, temple, mandaps, platforms and the like. On the nleflt of February 281
March ),1991, but before sunrise of March 1,1991, you will have to quickly cover all such
house less households and enumerate them. If there 1s likely to be a very large number of
houseless persons In your JUrisdiction whom you may not be able to enumerate single-handed
In one nIght, you should report to your Supervisor In advance, so that one or more extra
enumerators can be deputed to your Supervisor In advance, so that one or more extra
enumerators can be deputed to assist you In the one-night enumeration of such houseless persons.
You should keep particular watch on the large settlements of nomadic population who are
likely to camp on the outskirts of the village. These people will have to be covered on
the night of February 28,1991. You should of course make sure that these persons have
not been enumerated elsewhere.
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106. Please remember that Household Schedule will be filled for each house less household.
In the manner explained In ·paras 16 to 29 of this booklet. Thereafter, you will have to
fill up the Individual Slip for each member of the household, as per Instructions given in
paragraphs 30 to 129. Thereafter, you will be required to fill in columns 8 to 34 of the
Household Schedule as per Instructions given' later.
Revislonal Round
107. You have been told under paragraph 12 and paragraph 1 3 of this booklet that
In the next flve days, i.e., from March I, 1991 to March 5,1991, you will have to revisit
all the households in your Jurisdiction and record any new births that had taken place after
your last visit, but before the sunrise of March I, 1991 and any vlsltor(s) that had moved
Into the household and who had been away from his/her/their place of nonnal residence
throughout the enumeration period, i.e., from February 9,1991 to February 28,1991, or an
entire household that has moved into your Jurisdiction during this period and which has not
been enumerated anywhere before. At this point, you may recall the Instructions given In
paragraph 17 of this booklet where Instructions about persons eligible to be enumerated In
a particular household have been given.
108. It Is Important to remember the following In thls connection:
(I) If you are enumerating a new household In your block during the revlslonal round,
please recall the Instructions given in paragraph 20 about Serial number of household
and updating and filling up of Abridged Housellst, as given In Appendix V.
(2) In respect of every new birth, you should make sure that you give the correct
Location Code Including the Serial number of household, fill up an Individual Slip
and make necessary entries In the Household Schedule concerned. Also correct
the entry In Question 23 of the Slip pertaining to the mother of the child whom
you are enumerating during the revlslonal round. Please make sure that the birth
has taken· place before the sunrise of March I, 1991.
(3) You will have to ascertain if any' death had unfortunately taken place in any of
the households since your last visit and the sunrise of March 1, 1991 and cancel
the Individual Slip of the dead person writing boldly across It as 'died'. Please
remember to make necessary correction In the Household.. Schedule concerned.
109. If you have exhausted the entire Household Schedule for recording the particulars
of any household and It becomes necessary to record a new birth 'or visitor, then you will
flll In another Household Schedule form In continuation of that Household Schedule, taking
care that the Lactlon Code and other particulars are noted In the second Household Schedule
form properly. In such a case, please write on the top right hand comer of the fresh Household
Schedule 'continued' and note the Book and Fonn number of the connected Household Schedule.
Similarly, on the connected Schedule note the word 'continued' and give the Book and Form
number of the additional Household Schedule form.
I 10. Changes made in the Household Schedule like additions for new births or recording
of visitors or deletion of entry in respect of deaths, should be done neatly and consequential
changes In the total should be made. It is this flnal total that must be entered In the bottom
of the Household Schedule.
111. In addition, you have to collect the filled in Post-graduate Degree Holder and Technical
Personnel Schedules from the households and Individuals for worn you had Issued these schedules
vide instructions given In paragraph 50. You have to hand over the tllied In schedules to
your Supervisor. You will also be required to return the blank Post-graduate Degree Holder
and Technical Personnel Schedules remaining surplus with you together with a statement glvlnr
an account of the number of blank forms given to you, number of fonns Issued to eligible
persons In the households, number of filled In schedules collected and number of blank fonns
returned '0the Supervisor.
FILLING UP OF THE HOUSEHOLD SCHEDULE COLUMNS 8 TO 34
1 12. As mentioned In the Instructions relating to the Hlllng up of columns 1 to 7 of
the Household Schedule, columns 8 to 34 of the Household Schedule have to be entered
with reference to the entries In the Individual Slip. For each member of the household, you
will have filled up an Individual Slip. You will be required to copy out or to enter the
relevant particulars from the Individual Slip in the line relatlnr to that penon In column 8
to column 34 of the Household'Schedule. The following Instructions tell you how to do
thls.
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113. Please note that you should not allow this work to fall ffito arrears. You must
fill up these column In the case of those households whom you have enumerated each day
at the end of the day Itself. This would save you a lot of trouble and will also ensure
that there are no errors.
I 14. It would be noticed that columns 12 to 21 relate to males and columns 22 to
31 relate to females. Column 1 placed between columns 17 and 18 ·Is a mere copy of
column I already entered by you. This Is repeated on the right side of tbe Household Schedule
to facilitate your work, by obviating the need to trace back the entries foJ columns I 8 onwards
to· column 1 on the left side of Household Schedule. The Instructions tllat follow will Indicate
how the entries from the Individual Slip should be carried over to the appropriate columns
(8-34) of the Household Schedule. .
Col. 8 : Mother Tonaue
115. For the person entered in column 2 of Household Schedule, the mother tongue
written against Question 6 of the Individual Slip should be copied In Col. 8 of the Household
Schedule.
Col. 9 : Reliaion
1 16. For the person entered In column 2 of Household Schedule, check If H, M, C,
S, 8 and J or actual religion returned by the person has been recorded In Question 8 of
the Individual Slip. If so, copy the same In Col. 9 of the Household Schedule.
Col. to: Whether SC( t) or ST(2)
I 1 7. For each person ·recorded In column 2 of the Household Schedule, check whether
in the corresponding Individual Slip, 'I' or '2' or 'X' Is recorded In the box against Question
9. If so, copy the same in column 10 of the Household Schedule.
Col. I 1 : Name of Scheduled Castenribe
118. For each person recorded in column 2 of Household Schedule, copy out in column
I I, the name of the Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe written against Question 10 of
the Individual Slip. Please do not make any mistake In copying out the correct spelling of
the name of Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe. Please also ensure that name of Scheduled
Caste will be entered In column I I of Household Schedule If Code 'I' Is copied In column
10 of Household Schedule. Similarly the name of the Scheduled Tribe will be entered In
column 1 I of Household Schedule if code '2' Is copied In column 10 of Household Schedule.
'19. It must be noted that If there Is a cross (X) against Question 9 of the Individual
Slip for the person entered In column 2 of the Household Schedule the comspondlng column
I I of the Household Schedule should be left blank.
Cois. 12 It 22 : Utente
120. For the person entered In column 2 of Household Schedule, check from the
corresponding Individual Slip whether 'I' Is recorded In the box against question 11. If so,
put a tick (..I) under column 12 for male or a tick mark under Col. 22 for female In the
corresp~mdlng line. .
Cois. I 3 It 23 : illiterate
121. As In the previous paragraph, check If '2' Is recorded In the box against Question
II of the Individual slip for the person entered In column 2 of Household Schedule and
If so, give tick (..I) mark under column 13 for male or a tick mark under Col. 23 for female
In the corresponding line.
Cois. 14 It ~4 : Entry In Q. 14A of Individual Slip 'Yes'
122. For the person entered In column 2, check whether 'Yes' Is recorded against Question
14A of the corresponding Individual Slip. If the person Is a male, put tick V) under column
14 and If female, put tick (..I) under column 24.
Cols. 15 It 25 : Entry In Q. 14A of Individual Slip 'No'
123. As In the preceding paragraph, check If 'No', I.e., 'H' or 'ST' or '0' or 'R' or
'8' or 'I' or '0' Is entered against Question 14A of the Individual Slip f"r the person entered

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in column 2 of the Household Schedule. If so and If the person Is ~ male, put a tick (.I')
under column 15 and If female, put a tick (.I') under column 25.
Cols. f 6 at 26 : Entry in Q. f 48 of Individual Slip "Yes'
124. For the person entered In column 2 of the Household Schedule, check against Question
148 of the corresponding Individual Slip If 'I' Is entered In the box. If so, put a tick (.I')
under column 16 for male, but If the person Is a female, put the tick (.I') under column
26 In the corresponding line.
Cols. 11 a 27 : Entry in Q. 148 of Individual Slip "No'
12S. Check If '2' Is recorded In the box against Question 148 of the Individual Slip
In respect of the person entered In column 2 of the Household Schedule. If so, put tick
(.I') under column I 7 In the case of a male, but If the person Is a female, put the tick
(.I') under column 27 In the corresponding line.

Cols. 18 a 28 : Entry in Q. ISA of. Individual Slip 'e'

126. For the person entered In column 2 of the Household Schedule, check If 'C' Is
recorded against Question I SA of the corresponding Individual Slip and If so, put the tick
(.I') under column 1 8 If male, and If the person Is a female, put the tick (.I') under column
28 of the corresponding line.
Cols. 19 a29, 20a 10,2' a l ' : Entry in Q. 15Aof Individual Slip 'AL'/'HHI'/'OW'
127. As In the previous paragraph, check from Question I SA of the Individual slip relating
to the person entered In column 2 of the Household Schedule whether 'AL' or 'H HI' or
'OW' Is entered for the person entered In column 2 of the Household Schedule. If so,
a tick (.I') should be put under the appropriate column 19 or 20 or 21, as the case may
be, In case the person Is a male and under column 29 or 30 or 31, as the case may be,
If the person is a female.
Cols. 32, 11 at 14 : Entry In Q. ISA(I) to Q. 15A(m)
128. For a person recorded in Col. 2 of the Household Schedule, check If tick mark
(.I') has been put in column 21 for male or in column 31 for female. If so, the entries
from the corresponding Individual Slip against Question I SA(I) to Question 1 SA(IlI) are to
be copied In the Household Schedule In the corresponding line.
129. Having entered these particulars In columns 8 to 34 for all the persons enumerated
In the household, you will have to strike the total wherever applicable. You wll notice that
a block for giving sex-wise totals of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes has been provided
under column 10 of the Household Schedule. This block has to be tilled In only If there
is code 'I' or '2' in column 10 for all or allY member of the household. Please note that
this block will not be tilled In If all the members of the household do not belong to SC or
ST. In such cases, the whole block should be crossed. You have to strike the total for
column 10 very carefully and enter the same In this block as per Instructions below:
Count the number of tick marks (.I') In column 4 of Household Schedule for Whom
code' I' Is recorded in column lOin the corresponding line. These are male Scheduled
Castes and enter the same In the block. Then count the number of tick marks (.I')
in column 5 of Household Schedule for whom code 'I' Is recorded In column 10
of the corresponding line. These are female Scheduled Castes and enter the same
In the block. A similar procedure has to be adopted for recording In the block
the number of males and females belonging to Scheduled Tribes. Thereafter, the
total for persons has to be struck by you adding males and females.
129.1 Having struck the totals, your lob In respect of this Household Schedule form Is
over and you should sign at the bottom left hand comer and give date also.

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APPENDIX-I
LIST OF A FEW TYPICAL INDUSTRIES THAT CAN BE CONDUCTED ON A
HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY BASIS

Foodstuffs
Production of flour by village chakkls or flour mlllsj milling or de husking of paddyj grinding
of chillies, turmeric, etc.j production of gur, khandsari, boora, etc.j production of pickles, chutney,
lams, etc.; processing of cashewnutsj making of dried vegetables; manufacture of sweet-meats
and bakery products; production of butter, ghee, etc.; slaughtering and preservation of meat
and tlsh; tlsh curing, etc.; 011 pressing ghanl.
Beveraaes
Manufacture of country liquor, toddy; production of soda water, Ice, Ice cream, sharbats,
etc.; processlnr of coffee, etc.
Tobacco Products
Manufacture of bldl, cigars, cherroots, tobacco, snuff, etc.
Texdle Cotton
Cotton ginning, earctlnr, pressing and baling, spinning, etc.; dyeing and bleaching of cloth;
weaving In handlooms or powerlooms or manufacture of khadlj cloth printing; making of tlshlng
nets, mosquito nets, cotton thread, rppe, twine, etc.
Texdle Jute, Wool or Silk
Similar type of production or processing as mentioned under Textile Cotton but pertaining
to the material concerned.
Texdle Msc.llaneous
Making of durrles, carpets, hosiery, embroidery work; lace garland making; manufacture
of chrochet headgear; making of newar, bed covers, (curtains, pillow, pillow cases, etc.); making
of mattress, quilt (rez3/), etc.; making of namda felt, coconut tlbre for upholstery; making
of brushes, brooms, etc., from coconut tlbres; colr spinning; manufacture and repair of umbrellas;
manufacture of dolls and toys (rags and cotton), etc.
Manufacture of Wood and Wood Products
Sawing and planing of wood, manufacture of wooden furniture, structural goods like beams,
door and window frames, etc., wooden agricultural Implements and their repair, wooden
lacquerware, wooden toys, wood carving, sawdust and plaster tlgure making, Inlay work; match
splinters, plywood and veneers, etc.; making palm leaf mats, fans, umbrellas, etc., baskets and
broomsticks, caning of chairs; making of chicks and khas khas tattles; making of cart wheels,
wooden sandals, etc.
Paper and Paper Products
Manufacture of pulp and paper by hand;' making of envelopes, paper made articles, card
board boxes, paper flower, paper kites, toys, etc.
Prindn. and PubDshln.
Printing works, lithography, block'maklng, book binding, etc.
Leacher and Leacher Products
Flaying and processing of hides and skinsj making leather footwear, wearing apparel of
leather and fur; repair of shoes or other leather products.
Rubber, Petroleulll and Coal Products
Vulcanlslng tyres and tubes; manufacture of chappals from tom tyres and other rubber
footwear; manufacture of rubber produCts from natural and synthetic rubber.
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Chemicals and Chemical Products
Manufacture of toys, paints, colours, etc.; manufacture of matches, tlreworICs, perfumes,
cosmetics; manufacture of ayurvedlc medicines, soap, plastic products, celluloid goods;
manufacture of Ink, candles, boot polish, etC.
Non-metallk Mnenl Products-other than Petroleum and Coal
Making of bricks, rootlng tiles, sanitary flttln", cement statues, stone or marble carvin",
manufacture of stone stNcturals, stone dressing and stone cNshlng, mica splitting and
manufacture of other mica products; making of earthenware and pottery, crockery, glass beads
and bangles, earthen toys; manufacture of glass products, etc.
Basic Metals and their Products except Machinery and Transport Equipment
Manufacture of Iron arms and weapons and their service and repair, Iron and steel furniture,
brass, bell-metal utensils, aluminium utensils, tin utensils, copper utensils, etc.; nickeling and
electroplating blacksmlthy; manufacture and repair of agricultural Implements such as plough-
share, etc.; making and repairing of locks and tNnks, cutlery; manufacture of scales, weights
and measures and foundry Industry, etc.
Machinery (all kinds other than Transport) and Electrical Equipment
Manufa.cture of small machine tools and parts; repairing and servicing of fans radios, domestic
electrical appliances, etc.
Transport Equipment
Repairing and servicing of automobiles; manufactu~ of cycle parts, rickshaw parts, boats
and barges; manufacture of animal-drawn and hand-drawn vehicles such as bullock carts, wheel
barrow, etc.
MIscellaneous Manufacturlna Industries
Repair of spectacles, photographic equlpments; eoldsmlthy, silver filigree Industry; gold
covering work, bldr1ware; repair of musical Instruments, fountain pens; matdng of cow dung cakes,
manufacture of sports goods; repairing of petromax lights; making 01 buttons and beads from
conchshell and hom goods.
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APPENDIX-II
CLASSIFIED LIST OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES

AGRICULTURE, HUNTING, FORESTRY AND FISHING

(Do not merely say plantation or fishing, etc., but Indicate the appropriate details as given
here.)
Plantadon Crops
Indlcate the type of plantation such as tea, coffee, rubber, tobacco, edible nuts, fruits,
ganja,betel nuts, etc.
Uvestock Production
Indicate what kind of livestock Is reared such as goats, sheeps, horses, pigs, ducks, bees,
silk worm, etc. Production of wool, raw silk, etc., are also covered In this.
Agricultural Services
Indicate what typE of agricultural service, e.g., pest destroying, spraying, operation of
Irrigation system, animal shearing and livestock services (other than veterinary services), grading
agricultural and livestock products, soli conservation, soli testing, etc.
Hundng
Indicate hunting, trapping and game propagation for commercial purpose. only.
Forestry and Logging
Apart from planting and conservation of forests, felling and cutting of trees, etc., this would
cover production of fuel, gathering of fodder, gums; resins, lac, etc.
Fishing
Sea, coastal and inland water flshing, plscl-culture, collection of pearis, conches, shells,
sponges, etc.
MINING AND QUARRYING
(Do not merely say mining or quarrying but Indicate further details.) Indicate what is mined
such as coal, lignite, crude petroleum, natural gas, Iron ore, manganese, gold, silver, copper
ore, quarrying of stones, clay and sand pits, precious and semi-precious stones, mica, gypsum,
etc.
MANUFACTURING AND REPAIR
(Do not merely say engaged In a factory, but Indicate what the manufacturing Is concerned
with as detailed here.)
Manufacture of Food Products
Slaughtering, preparation and presetvatlon of meat, dairy products; canning and preservation
of fruits and vegetablesj fish, grain mill productsj bakery productsj sugarj boo raj common saltj
edible oils Including vanaspatlj processing of tea or coffeej manufacture of Icej animal feeds,
starch, etc.
Manufacture of Beverages, Tobacco and Tobacco Products
Rectifying and blending of spIrits, wine Industrlesj country liquor and toddy, carbonated
water industries, bldl, cigar, cigarette, zerda, snuff, etc.
Manufacture of Cotton Texdles
Cotton ginning, cleaning and baling; spinning, weaving and flnlshing of cotton in textile
millsj printing; dyeing and bleaching of cotton textllesj cotton spinning other than In mills
(charkha)j khadl production; weaving, etc. lri handloom and powerlooms, etc
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Manufacture of Wool, Silk and Syndaedc Fibre Texdles
Wool cleaning, baling and pressing; weaving and finishing In mills and other than In mills,
dyeing and bleaching; printing of silk, synthetic textile, etc.
Manufacture of Jute, Hemp and Muta Texdles
Spinning and pressing and baling of lute and mesta; dyeing; printing and bleaching of lute
textiles and manufacture of lute bags are also covered In this.
Manufacture of Texdle Products
(Including wearing apparel other than footwear), knitting mills, manufacture of all types
of threads; cordage, ropes etc.; embroidery; carpets; rain coats; hats; made up textile goods
(except garments), 011 cloth, tarpaulin; colr and colr products, linoleum, paddlnr, wadding, etc.
are also covered In this.
Manufacture of Wood and Wood Products, Furniture and Fixtures
Manufacture of veneer, plywood and their products; sawing and planing of wood; wooden
and cane boxes, crates, drums, barrels, etc. beams, posts, doors and windows, wooden Industrial
goods like blocks, handles; etc. cork products; wooden, bamboo and cane furniture and fixture,
etc.
Paper and Paper Products and Prlndn., Publishing and Allied Industries
Manufacture of pulp; paper, paper boards and news-prints; container and paper boxes;
printing and publishing of newspapers; periodicals, books, etc., engravlnr, block maldnr, book
binding, etc.
Leather and Fur Products
Tanning, currying, etc., of leather; footwear (excluding repair), coats, gloves, currylnr,
dyeing, etc., of fur, fur and skin rugs, etc.
Rubber, Plasdc, Petroleum and Coal Product
Tyre and tube Industries; footwear made of vulcanized or moulded rubber; rubber and
. - ~""'rlucs; petrollum refineries; production of coaltar In coke ovens, etc.
Chemical and Chemical Products
Manufacture of chemicals such as acids, alkalis, gases, etc., fertilizers and pesticides; paints,
varnishes, drugs and medicines; perfumes, cosmetics, lQ.tlons; synthetic resins, etc., explosive
and ammunition and fireworks, etc. .'
Non-metallic Minerai Products
Structural clay products; glass and glass products; earthen ware and earthen pottery; china
ware and porcelain ware, cement, lime and plaster; asbestos, cement, etc.
aaslc Metal and Alloys Industries
Iron and steel Industries; casting foundries, ferroalloys; copper, brass, zinc and brass
manufacturing, etc.
Metal Products and Parts except Machinery and Transport Equipment
Metal cans from tin-plate, sheets metal, barrels, drums, palls, safe, etc; structural metal
products; metal furniture and fixture; hand tools; utensils, cutlery, etc.
Mechinery, Machine tools and Parts except Electrical Machinery
Agricultural machinery, cranes; road rollers; boUers, diesel engine; refrigerators, air
conditioners, etc.
Electrical Machinery, Apparatus, Appliances and Supplies and Parts
Electrical motors, generators, transformers, Insulated wires and cables; dry and wet batteries;
radio, television, etc.; X-ray apparatus; electric computers, etc.
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Transport Equipment and Parts
Ship building and repairing locomotives and parts; Railway wagons; coaches, etc., rail road
equipments; motor vehicles; bicycles; aircrafts; push-carts and hand-carts, etc.
Other Manufacturing Industries
Do not say other manufacturing Industries but write clearly what Is being manufactured
like manufacture of medical, surgical and scientific equlpments; photographic and optical goods;
watches; minting of coins; musical Instruments, etc.
ELECTRICITY, GAS AND WATER
Indicate if generation and transmission of electric energy or distribution Is Involved, e.g.,
manufacture of gas in gas works and Its distribution; water supply, I.e., collection, purification
and distribution of water, etc.
CONSTRUCTION
(Do not merely say engaged in construction but give further particulars, Clear details of
the type of construction and maintenance such as bUildings, road, railways, telegraph, telephone,
water ways and water reservoirs, hydro electric projects, Industrial plants, activities allied to
construction such as plumbing, heating and air conditioning installation, setting of tiles, marble,
bricks, etc. construction of electrical installation, etc., should be given.)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE AND RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS
Food, Textiles, Uve Animals, Beveraps and Intoxicants
Indicate clearly that the wholesale trade is done in cereals, pulses; foodstuff; textiles and
textile products, e.g., garments, shirting, etc., beverages, intoxicants like wines, opium, ganja,
tobacco, etc.; wholesale trade in anilnals, straw and fodder is also covered In this.
Fuel, Upt, Chemicals, Perfumery, Ceramics and Glass
Wholesale Trade in medicines, chemicals, fuel lighting products; toilets; porcelain, glass utensil,
crockery, etc.
All types of Machinery, ElIulpment, Including Transport and Electrical Equipment
Agricultural and industrial machinery, e.g., harvesters, threshers, etc.; electrical machinery;
transport equipments, etc.
Miscellaneous Manufacturing
Wholesale trade in furniture, rubber and rubber products, building materials; clocks, etc.;
eye-glasses, etc.; medical and surgical instruments; preciQus metals, stones and jewellery, etc.
Retail Trade In Food and Food ArtIcles, Beverages, Tobacco and Intoxicants
Indicate clearly that the retail trade is carrJed in grocery, vegetable, fruit selling, meat,
poultry, bakery products, dairy products, pan, bldl, aerated water, etc.
Retail Trade In Textiles
Do not merely say engaged in retail trade in textile, but indicate clearly what the retail
trade is concerned with. Dealers in textile (non ready-made), ready-made garments, are some
examples.
Retail Trade In Others
Indicate clearly what kind of retail trade It is, like medical shops, booksellers, bulldlnr
material, etc.
Restaurants and Hotels
Restaurants, cafes and other eating places, hotels, rooming houses, camps and other lodging
places.
TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND COMMUNICATIONS
(Do not merely say engaged In land, water, air transport but &ive further particulars.)
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Indicate what kind· of transport such as railways, tramways, motor buses, bullock carts, ekka,
tonga, etc.; ocean and coastal water, Inland water transport, air transport, services rendered
to transport such as packing, crating, travel agencies, etc. It also includes storage, warehousing,
communication such as postal, telegraph, wireless, telephone, etc.
FINANCING, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS SERVICES
Indicate clearly whether services belong to bankingj credit Institutions other than banks,
e.g.,_ loan societies, agricultural credit Institutions, etc., money lenders, financiers, etc. provident
services, insurance carriers life, fire, marine, accident, health, etc. It also Includes business services,
e.g., purchase and sale agents and brokers; auctioneering, accountlngj data processing,
engineeringj advertising services, etc.; legal services ren~~d by advocates, barristers, pleaders,
etc.
COMMUNITY, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL SE.RVICE.S
It should be clearly indicated wheather service belongs to public administration, union
government, state government, police service, quasi-government bodies, sanitary sel'lices,
education, scientific and research, etc.
Personal Services
Do not merety say engaged In personal service but Indicate clearly whether It is domestic
service, services relating to laundarles, cleaning and dyeing plants, hair dressing, photographic
studios, international and other eXtra territorial bodies, etc.
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APPENDIX-III
CLASSIFIED un OF OCCUPATIONS I.e., DESCRIPTION OF WORK
(Questions I SA and 158)

Professional, Technical and Related Workers

(Do not merely sayan Engineer, Doctor, Teacher, titc., In describing the work of an Individual
but furnish more precise particulars as given below.) Indicate clearly In respect of engineers
to what branch they belong such as ciVil, mechanical, electrical, metallurgical, mining, etc. In
respect of physicians, state If they are allopathic, ayurvedlc, homoeopathlc, etc. Physiologists
and dentists, etc., should be recorded. As regards teachers, state If they are university teachers,
secondary school, middle school, primary school or kindergarten teachers. There are various
other types of chemists, physicists, archaeolOgists, nurses, pharmacists, health technicians, Jurists,
social scientists such 3S" economists, statisticians, geographers, historians, anthropologists, etc.,
as also artists, writers painters, sculptors, actors, etc., draughtsmen, laboratory assistants, labrarians,
ordained religious workers, astrologers. etc., who will have to be recorded with particulars of
their work.

Administrative, E~ecutlve and Manalerlal Workers

(Do not merely say Government Officer, an officer In a private firm or concern but give
further particulars.) They may be In government service or under a local body or In a business
firm, manufacturing establishment or a catering establishment or a transport company and so
on. Their full description should be recorded such as for example, Secretary to the Government
of India, District Collector, Municipal Commissioner, Executive Officer of a Panchayat, Director
of a firm, Manager of a business concern, Proprietor and Manager of a hotel, elected and
legislative officials, aircrafts and ships officers, etc.

aerlcal Workers

(Do not merely denote the work of a person as clerk or office worker but furnish further
particulars.) State clearly the type of work done such as, cashier, accountant, stenographer,
typist, computing clerk, key punch operator, office assistant, guard, brakeman, traffic controller,
railway ticket Inspector, postman, telephone/teleprinter/wireless operator, record keeper,
despatcher, etc., office workers would also Include peons, daftries, etc.

Sale Workers

(Do not merely say a worker In a shop but give details.) It should be clearly recorded
whether the proprietor of a business concern engages himself In wholesale or retail trade. Salesman
or shop assistants, agents of Insurance, brokers In share, auctioneers, commercial, travellers,
hawkers and street vendors, money lenders, pawn brokers, etc., will also obe covered.

Service Workers

(There are all types of service workers such as those engaged as domestic servants or
in personal services or in police service or watch and ward, etc. Give precise particulars.)
Hotel and restaurant keepers, house-keepers, matrons, and stewards (domestic and Institutional),
cooks,walters, bartenders and related workers (domestic and Institutional) maids and related house-
keeping service workers, building care-takers, sweepers, cleaners and related workers, launderers,
dry cieaners and pressers, hair dressers, beauticians and related workers, protection service workers,
such as watchmen, chowkldars, pte keepers, etc., other service workers.

Farmers,· Fishermen, Hunters, Lo...rs, etc. and Related Workers

Deep sea fishermen, Inland river water fishermen, shell gatherers, forest rangers, charcoal
burners, forest product ptherers, plantation managers, farm machine operators, gardeners, toddy
tappers, rubber tappers, hunters, bird trappers, etc., will be covered.

Proclucdon and Other Related Workers, Transport Equipment Operators and Labourers

(This may cover a very'large variety of craftsmen and operators, etc., whose work will
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have to be afven In adequate detail.) Examples; minerals, quarrymen, well drilleR, cotton &InneR,
spinneR, dyeR, knitteR, lace makeR, carpet makeR, etc., tailoR, cutteR, hat makeR,
embroidereR, shoe makeR or repaireR; saddle makeR, leather cutteR, etc., blacksmiths
furnacemen, mouldeR, etc., cart buildeR, wheel wriahU, cabinet makeR, etc., stone cutteR,
bricklayeR, masons, hut buildeR, thatcheR, well dlaeR, etc., JewelleR, aoIdsmlths, watch and
clock makeR or repaireR, weideR and plate cutteR, sheet metal WOrkeR, machine tool operatoR,
electricians, electrical and electronic wire fitteR, radio mechanic, electric "neman, cable jointeR,
carpenteR, joineR, saweR, etc. printing type machine operatoR, proof readeR, photo-litho
operatOR, book bindeR, potteR, mouldeR, firemen, k1lnmen, bloweR and makeR of Klass,
milleR, bakeR, confectioneR, sweetmeat makeR, food cannel', coffee or tea planteR, tobacco
cureR, &radeR and blendeR of tobacco, bldl or clpr makeR, snuff or zarda makeR, tyre
buildeR, crane or holst operatoR, loadeR and unloadeR, etc.
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ANNEXURE-C
(The Census Act, "4' (Ace No. XXXVII of '948)
An Act to provide for certain matters In connection
with the taldnr of Census.
3rd September, 1948
Whereas It 15 expedient to provide for the taldnr of
census In India or any part thereof whenever necessary or
desirable and to provide for certain matters In connection
with the taklnr of such census;
It Is hereby enacted as follows :
Short title I. (I) This act may be called the
and extent. Census Act, 1948.
(II) It extends to the whole of India.
Rule of con- 2. Any reference to the Indian Penel
struction res- Code or the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, shall
pectin, en- In relation to Jammu .and Kashmir, be
actments not construed as a reference to the correspondlnr
extendln, to enactment In force In that State.
JetK.
Central 3. The Central Government may by
Govt. to notification In the Official Gazette, declare Its
take census. Intention of taldn, a census In the whole or
any part of the territories to which this act
extends, whenever It may consider It necessary
or desirable so to do, and thereupon the
census shan be taken.
AppoIntment 4. (I) The Central Government may,'
of Census appoint a Census Commissioner to supervise
staff the taklnr of the census throughout the area
In which the census Is Intended to be taken,
and Superintendents of Census Operations to
supervise the takin, of the census within the
several States.
(II) The State Government may appoint
persons as census officers to take, or aid In,
or supervise the takinr of the census within
any speclt1ed local area and such persons,
when SO appointed, shall be bound to serve
accordlncIY•
(III) A declaration In wrltlnr sl&ned by
any authority authorised by the State
Government In this behalf, that any person
has been duly appointed a census offtcer for
any local area shan be conclusive proof of
such appointment.
That State Ciowrnment may delepte
(Iv)
to such authority as It thinks lit the power
of appolntlnr census offtcers conrerred by
sub-sectIon (2).
Status of 5. The Census Commissioner, all
Census Superintendents of Census Operations and aN
authorttles
census-offtcers shaD be deemed to be public
as PUblic servants within the meanlnr of the Indian
set'Vants. Penal Code.
6. (I) Where the District Maalstrate, Dlscha....
or such authority as the State Government of· duties of
may appoint In this behalf, by a written order
Census
so dlrects- offtcers In
certain
(a) Every officer In command of any cases.
body of men belonllnl to the naval,
military or air forces, or of any
vessel of war of India,
(b) every person (except a pilot or
harbour master) havlnr charp or
control of a vessel,
(c) Every person In charp of a lunatic
asylum, hospital, workhouse, prison
reformatory or lockup or of any
public charitable, rellrtous or
educational Institulon,
(d) every keeper, secretary or manapr
of any saral, hotel, boardlnr house,
Iodllnr house, emlrratlon depot or
club,
(e) every manapr or officer of a
railway or any commercial or
Industrial establishment; and
(f) every occupant of Immovable
property wherein at the time of the
taklnr of the cedsus, persons are
Nvlnr.
shall perform such of the duties of a census
officer In relation to the persons who at the
time of the taldnr of the census are under
his command or charp, or are Inmates of
his house, or are present on or In such
Immovable property or are employed under
him as may be speclfted In the order.
(2) All the provisions of this Act relatlnr 45 of 1860
to census offtcers shall apply, so far as may
be to all persons while perform"" such duties
under this section and any person refuslnr
or neatecdnr to perfom'l any duty which
under this section he Is directed to perfonn
shall be deemed to have committed an
oll'ence under section 187 of the Indian Penal
Code.
7. The District Maatstrate, or IUCh Power to
authortty as the. State Gowmmtnt may ca. upon
appoint In this behalf for any local aM, may cert.l1n
by a wrlaln order which shal have etrlct penons to
throuahout the extent of his cIstrIct or of IUCh _.,. .....
local aM, as the caM may be, cal upon. tancI
(a) al owllln and occupiers of land,
telUre-hoIcIIn and (annan and
assIanets of land re¥IIIIe or tIIeIr
allfllS,
 598
(b~ all members of the district,
muniCipal, panchayat and other
local authorities, and officers and
sevents of such authorities, and
(c) All officers and members of staff
of any factory, firm or
establishment.
to give such assistance as shall be specified
In the order towards the taking of ~ census
of the persons who are, at the time of the
taking of the census, on the lands of such
owners, occupiers, tenure-holders, farmers
and assignees, or in the premises of factories,
farms and other establishment, or within the
areas for which such local authorities are
established, as the case may be and the
persons to whom an order under this section
Is directed shall be bound to obey It and shall,
while acting In pursuance of such order, be
deemed to be public servants within the
meaning of the Indian Penal Code.
Asking of 8. (1) A census officer may ask all such
Questions questions of all persons within the limits of
and the local area for which he Is appointed as,
obligation by instructions issued In this beha If by the
to answer State Government and published In the Official
Gazette, he may be directed to ask.
(2) EverY person of whom any question
-Is asked under sub-section (I) shall be legally
bound to answer such question to the best
of his knowledge or belief:
Provided that no person shall be bound
to state the name of any female member of
his household, and no women shall be bound
to state the name of her husband or deceased
husband or of any other person whose name
she is forbidden by custom to mention.
Occupier to 9. EverY person occupying any house,
perm it access enclosure, vessel or other place shall allow
and affixing census officers such access thereto as they
of numbers may require for the purposes of the census
and as, having regard to the customs of the
countrY may be reasonable,. and shall allow
them to paint on, or affix to the place such
letters, marks or numbers as may be necessarY
for the purposes of the census.
Occupier I O. (I ) Subject to such orders as the State
or manager Government may Issue In this behalf, a census
to fi" up officer may, within the local area for which he
schedule I~ appointed, leave or cause to be left a
schedule at any dwelling-house or with the
manager or any officer of any commercial or
Industrial establishment, for the purpose of Its
being filled up by the occupier of such house
or of any speCified part thereof or by such
manager or officer with such particulars as the
State Government may direct regarding the
Inmates of such house or part thereof, or the
persons employed under such manager or
officer, as the case may be at the time of the
taking of the census.
(2) When such schedule has been so left,
the said occupier manager or officer, as the
case may be shall fill It up or cause It to
be filled upto the best of his knowledge or
belief so far as regards the Inmates of such
house or part thereof or the persons employed
under him, as the case may be, at the time
aforesaid and shall sign his name thereto and,
when so required, shall deliver the schedule
so filled up and signed to the census officer
to sllch person as the census oftlcer may
direct.
J 1. (I) (a) Any census officer or any Penalitles
person lawfully required to give assistance
towards the taking of a census who refuses
or neglects to use reasonable dellgence in
performing any duty Imposed upon him or
In obeying any order Issued to him In
accordance with this Act or any rule made
thereunder, or any person who hinders or
obstructs another person In performing any
such duty or In obeying any such order, or
(b) Any census offlcerwho Intentionally puts
any offensive or Improper question or knowingly
makes any false return or, without the previous
sanction of the Central Government or the State
Government, discloses any Information which
he has received by means of or for the purposes
of a census return, or
(c) any sorter, compiler or other member
of the census staff who removes secretes,
damages or destroys any census documents
or deals with any census documents In a
manner likely to falsify or Impair the tabulation
of census resul~, or
(d) any person who Intentionally gives a
false answer to, or refuses to answer to the
best of his knowledge or belief, any question
asked of him by a census officer which he
Is legally bound by section 8 to answer, or
(e) any person occupying any house,
enclosure, vessel or other place who refuses
to allow a census officer such reasonable
access thereto as he Is required by section
8 to allow, or
(f) any person who removes, obliterates,
alters, or damages any letters, marks or
numbers which have been painted or affixed
for the purpOses of the census, or
(g) any person who, having been required
under section J 0 to fill up a schedule,
knowingly "nd without sufficient cause falls to
comply with the provisions of that section,
or makes any false return thereunder, or
(h) any person who trespasses Into a
census office, shall be punishable with fine
which may extend to one thousand rupees
and In case of a conviction under part (b)
shall also be punishable with Imprisonment
which may extend to six months.
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(2) Whoever abets any offence under
sub-section (I) shall be punishable with fine
which may extend to one thousand rupees.
Sanction 12. No prosecution under this Act shall
required for be instituted except with the previous sanction
prosecutions of the State Government or of an authority
authorised in this behalf by the State
Government.
Operation of 13. Nothing in this Act shall be deemed
other laws to prevent any person from being prosecuted
not barred under any other law for any act or omission
which constitutes an offence under this Act.
Provided that no such prosecution shall be
instituted except with the previous sanction
referred to in Section 12.
Jurisdiction 14. No court inferior to that of a
Presidency Magistrate or a Magistrate of the
second class or in a Part B State, a Magistrate
corresponding to a Magistrate of the second
class shall try, whethe"r under this Act or
under any other law, any act or omission
which constitutes an offence under this
Act.
Records of 15. No person shall have a right to
census not inspect any book, register or record made
open to ins- by a census officer in the discharge of his
pection nor duty as such, or any schedule delivered under
admissible In section 10, and notwithstanding anything to
evidence the contrary in the Indian Evidence Act,
1872 no entry in any such book, register,
record of schedule shall be admissible as
evidence in any civil proceeding whatsoever
or in any criminal proceeding other than a
prosecution under this Act or any other law
for any act or omission which constitutes an
:>ffence under this Act.
6JjRGI/NDj96-500 Copies--June '96-MGITBPChdg.
16. Notwithstanding anything in any Temporary
enactment or rule with respect to the mode suspension
in which a census is to be taken in any of other
municipality, the municipal authority in laws as to
consultation with the Superintendent of Census mode of
Operations or with such other authority as taking
the State Government may authorise in this census in
behalf, at the time appointed for the taking municipa-
of any census cause the census of the lities,
municipality to be taken wholly or in part
by any method authorised by or under this
Act.
17. The Census Commissioner or any Grant of
Superintendent of Census Operations or such Statistical
person as the State Government may authorise abstract
in this behalf may, if he so thinks fit, at the
request and cost (to be determined by him)
of any Local authority or person, cause
abstracts to be prepared and supplied
containing any such statistical information as
can be derived from the census returns for
India or any State, as the case may be, being
information which is not contained in any
published report and which in his opinion it
is resonable for that authority or person to
require.
18. (i) The Central Government may Power to
ma ke rules for ca rrying out the purposes of make rule
this Act.
(2) In particular power and without
prejudice to the generality of the foregoing
the Central Government may make rules
providing for the appointment of census
officers and of persons to perform any of the
duties of census officers or to give assistance
towards the taking of a census, and for the
general instructions to be issued to such
otficers a nd persons.
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No. No.

30 Sultanpur Lodhi Tahsil 4 29 229

35 SuniIR Tahs i I 12 28071 28072
37 Goniano (M.C.) 8 1164 1664
45 Amritsar District (T) 10 302 1302
45 Amritsar Tahsil (U) 10 862 867
61 Gurdaspur District (1901) 6 378995 378985
61 Amritsar District (1901) 6 646902 648902
61 Firozpur District (1931) 5 4.23 4.25
61 Ludhiana District (1941) 5 22.45 22.15
62 Jalandhar District (1931) 6 572509 512509
62 Hoshiarpur District (1971) 5 20.15 20.75
63 Bathinda District (19S') 4 "'279835 +279335
69 F1rozpur District (1991) 13 O. 0.18
69 F1rozpur District (1981) 14 1.31 1.21
75 Firozpur Tahsil 20 34433 34438
75 Pat1ala District 20 126683 124683
75 Samana Tahs i 1 20 36264 34264
77 SunMl Tahs i 1 10 5216P1587 521
84 Statement·l 1951 12 2 32
85 Statement-3, last line IV Vi
87 Statement-6, Amritsar District VI IV
87 Statement-6, Ludh1ana District 4 8564 5564
89 Statement-9 (Class-l) Gurdaspur District 5
99 A-4, All Classes, Punjab (1991) 7 5993220 5993225
99 A-4, Class-l Punjab (1901) 10 19199 93199
99 A-4, Class-l Punjab (1931) 10 153985 158985
99 A-4, Ludhiana (1911) 8 -7479 -4479
100 A-4, Bathinda (1961) B 17762 17262
100 A-4, Bathinda (1991) 8 31379 31679
101 A-4, Pathankot (1911) 10 4183 4181
101 A-4. Hoshiarpur (1971) 11 25847 26847
103 A-4. Nawanp1nd (OG)(1981) 8 1071 1077
105 A-4, F1rozpur (1961) 7 51065 51605
105 A-4. Barnala (1941) 9 +38.46 +38.43
105 A-4, Foot Note 19948F 11948F
106 A-4, Kotkapura (1981) 10 25275 25272
107 A-4. Sangrur (1981) 7 54220 45220
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No. No.
360 Distrkt PCA, Nangal Township U.A. (UI 5 6278 6782
366 District peA, Samana M.C. (U) 9 47323 17323
367 District PCA, Patiala H.C. (U) 19 157335 159335
369 District PCA, Patiala Tahsil (T) 38 2459 2759
371 District PCA, ScIIlalla Tahsil (U) 59 12248 12948
372 District PCA, Malerkotla Tahsil (T) 5 B5557 85667
374 District peA. Sang"ur Tahsil (R) 27 37 537
375 District peA, Sdngrur Dlstr1ct (R) 37 4877 4847
378 District peA, Bhadaur M.C. (U) 6 2371 2282
3/8 District PCA, Ta~a U.A.{U) 6 2282 2377
378 District PCA, Bhadaur M.C.(U) 7 14161 14808
3/8 District peA, Tapa U.A. (U) 7 14808 14161
383 District PCA, Sathinda District(R) 54 2895 2595
384 Di~trict PCA, Jaitu M.C. (U) 4 906 9.06
3B4 District peA, (iii), Uuneke (Firozpur Road)(U) 10 108 408
3B6 District peA, Faridkot District (U) 21 2211 224
386 IJi::;trict peA, 6agha Purana (U) 25 835 836
386 District peA, Hogo Tahsil (T) 29 57457 54457
389 District PCA, Jaitu M.C.(U) 54 20 260
403 State peA (5C), Firozpur District (U) 14 9797 19797
412 District peA (SC) Dina Nagar C.D. Block(f) 34 13 43
414 District peA (~C). Gur'daspur District (U) 52 39257 39527
435 District peA (~l), Urban Total 15 4487 44879
441 District PCA (SC), Lira M.C. 13 491 441
448 District PCA (SC), Samrala C.D. Block(R) 21 11844 11728
452 District peA (SC) •. Nawanshahr CD Block (T) 6 28081 25081
464 District PCA (se). Hoshiarpur District (T) 4 811979 84979
468 District PCA (se). Hoshiarpur District (T) 41 3188 3758
476 District PCA. (5C), Rupna9ar District (U) 8 676899 6899
493 District peA (se). Sirhind M.e. {U) 51 117 1174
507 District PCA (SC) Tapa UA(U) 12 567 547
515 District PCA (SC), Baghapurana C.D. Block (R) 37 3
519 District PCA (SC), Badhni Kalan N.A.C. (U) 12 420 428