DISTRICT POPULATION of HIMACHAL PRADESH AS PER 2011 POPULATION GROWTH OF FIRST 5 DISTRICTS

POPULATION
DISTRICTS DISTRIBUTION
TOTAL RURAL URBAN POPULATION DENSITY OF FIRST 5 DISTRICTS % of Decadal
POPULATION Density Sex % of % Growth
SR NO Districts Area mi² Rank Districts Population Growth (2001–
(per km²) ratio Population (2001–2011)
(2001) 2011)
SHIMLA 814010 612659 201351 01 Chamba 80 2,521 989 01 Chamba 7.57% 7.58% 12.58% 57,957
KULLU 437903 396512 41391 02 Kangra 263 2216 1013 02 Kangra 21.98% 22.03% 12.56% 168,193
Lahaul and Lahaul and
03 2 5341 916 03 0.46% 0.55% -5.10% -1696
KANGRA 1510075 1453794 86281 Spiti Spiti
04 Kullu 6.38% 6.28% 14.65% 55,903
MANDI 999777 937140 62637 04 Kullu 79 2125 950
05 Mandi 14.58% 14.83% 10.89% 98,174
05 Mandi 253 1526 1012
BILASPUR 381956 356827 25129 Source : From municipal council H.P
Source : From municipal council H.P population growth population growth
CHAMBA 519080 482972 36108 POPULATION 2011 Density per person per km² Density per person per 300
km²
300 250
HAMIRPUR 454768 42338 31430 RURAL
250 200
9%
URBAN 200 150
KINNAUR 84121 84121 0 150 100
100 50
LAHUL & 31564 31564 0 0
50
SPITI -50 CHAMBA KANGRA LAHAUL KULLU MANDI
91% 0 AND SPITI
CHAMBA KANGRA LAHAUL KULLU MANDI •Population distribution of kullu district is more than Spiti
SRIMAUR 529855 472690 57165 AND SPITI and Lahul but less than Hamirpur.
2018-2019 POPULATION INFERANCES
SOLANG 5780320 478173 102147 •Population density and population growth of kullu
RURAL district is more than Spiti and less than Chamba.
DENSITY/km²
UNA 68664600 6176050 688550 26% URBAN KULLU 79 /km² POPULATION 2011 2001 RANK
TOTAL 6864600 6176050 688550 MANALI 82 /km² DENSITY OF KM²
HIMACHAL MAHARASHTRA 365 315 11
Source : From municipal council H.P 74% HIMACHAL 123 109 22
PRADESH 123 /km²
INDIA 419.76/km² PRADESH
Source : From census 2011 Source : From census 2011
PLANNING AREA POPULATION Bhuntar Population Group (C 2011) NAGAR PANCHAYAT
POPULATION (PERSON) »Scheduled Castes« 755 Year Population
SR. NO UNIT
1991 2001 2011
1 MUNICIPAL COUNCIL , KULLU 14,569 18,306 18,536 »Scheduled Tribes« 231
1961 1,52,125
2 NAGAR PANCHAYAT, BHUNTAR 2,972 4,260 4,475
not indigenous 3,489 1971 1,92,371
VILLAGES IN PLANNING AREA
Source : From census 2011 1981 2,38,734
3 khrahal 10851 13564 4128 BHUNTAR POPULATION BHUNTAR POPULATION 1991 3,02.432
pargnoo 1655
zia 1572 18%
SCHEDULE CASTE 2001 3,81,571
shuradh 152 2011 4,37,903
jarad 1367 NON
47% Source : From census 2011
basing 1366 INDIGNEOUS
SCHECULE TRIBE 53% Gender (C 2011)
bara-bhuin 1163
82%
tegu behar 1114 males 2,364
MALE
badah 983
FEMALE
mohal 717 females 2,111
POPULATION GROWTH RATE:
gadauri 704 KULLU DISTRICT Source : From census 2011
iseribehar/ shamshi 652 DECADAL GROWTH RATE = (last decade) is 15% INFERANCES
pirdi 519 STATE’S AVERAGE = 12.94%
Ambe-dkar Nagar 326 AVERAGE DENSITY =80 persons/Sqkm. WARD WISE:
Khrahal village serves the highest population in the kullu
Hathithan 281 GROWTH RATE = 57,000 (persons per decade), district where as Durganagar serves the lowesest
Durganagar 258 KULLU-BHUMTAR AGGLOMERATION, population.
Bhuti 194 =36,130 (2001) The number of the female ratio is more in number than
4 GRAND TOTAL 28,392 36,130 41,512 = 41,512 (2011) that of female.
GROWTH RATE =60.17% (last decade.)
Source : Census 2011
VILLAGE POPULATON IN KULLU KULLU TEHSIL POPULATION`
4500 DECADAL GROWTH 1991-- 2001- Population
4000 Tehsils Male Female Households
3500 2001 2011 2011
3000
2500 MAHARASHTRA 17.5 16 Manali 51,661 27,710 23,951 12,450
2000
1500 HIMACHAL PRADESH 22.70 12.80
1000 Kullu 206,716 106,128 100,588 44,056
500 AVG. ANNUAL
0 Sainj 25,908 13,342 12,566 5,310
GROWTH RATE
MOHAL

SHURADH
BASHING

PIRDI

TEGU BEHAR
BHUTI
DURGANAGAR

JARAD

SHAMSHI
BADAH

PARGANOO

ZIA
KHRAHAL
GADAURI

BARA-BHUIN
HATHITHAN

AMBEDKAR NAGAR

INDIA 1.97 1.64 Banjar 43,612 22,193 21,419 8,642

MAHARASHTRA 2.07 1.49 Ani 56,917 29,077 27,840 12,292
POPULATION HIMACHAL PRADESH 1.63 1.21 Nermand 53,089 27,002 26,087 12,057
Source : Census 2011 Source : Census 2011
Religion Wise population 2011 - Kullu (M Cl) INFERANCES

Christia Buddhis Not •Number of males are Schedul Schedul

Total Hindu Muslim Sikh Jain Others Total General Child
n t Stated more in number in each e Caste e Tribe
religion except Sikh &
Total 18,536 16,274 385 215 359 1,263 22 0 18 Buddhists which has more
population of female than Total 18,536 13,652 3,372 1,512 1,777
Male 9,608 8,442 246 96 195 609 11 0 9 male.
•Where as schedule caste Male 9,608 7,141 1,732 735 956
Femal
8,928 7,832 139 119 164 654 11 0 9 has more male and
e schedule tribe has less
Female 8,928 6,511 1,640 777 821
Source : From census 2011 male than female Source : From census 2011

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NAME OF WARD TOTAL POPULATION SCHEDULE SCHEDULE WARD NAME OF WARD IN KULLU TOTAL POPULATION SCHEDULE SCHEDULE
IN KULLU CASTE TRIBE CODE CASTE TRIBE
TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL TOTAL
TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL TOTAL 1 SHAMSHI 704 373 331 113 67
W. NO 0001 1449 741 708 81 64 2 CHOTI SHAMSHI 734 345 339 206 47
W. NO 0002 1488 792 696 65 15 3 CHOTI SHAMSHI II 1168 613 555 111 14
4 BHUNTAR ABOVE BYE PASS 526 269 257 175 58
W. NO 0003 1223 681 542 168 77
5 BHUNTAR MIDDLE AREA 214 105 109 05 09
W. NO 0004 1902 975 927 162 174
6 BHUNTAR LOWER AREA 440 248 192 133 36
W. NO 0005 1108 580 528 57 24 7 PARLA BHUNTAR 689 361 328 12 0
W. NO 0006 1181 637 544 120 07
W. NO 0007 1287 634 653 483 24
W. NO 0008 953 474 479 52 141 TOTAL 4475 2364 2111 755 231
W. NO 0009 2436 1292 1144 630 285 Source : From municipal council H.P
W. NO 00010 2704 456 1350 1255 257
W. NO 00011 2745 1397 1348 297 444
1
TOTAL 18536 9668 8928 3372 1512
INFERANCES
Source : From municipal council H.P 15% 16% 2
WARD 1
• In Kullu Ward no 8 serves to have
8% WARD 2 more density as compared to 3
15%
others, while ward no 11 has less 10%
8% WARD 3 number of density.
•Where as in Bhuntar , ward 3 has 16% 4
WARD 4
7% large density where as ward 6 has 5%
WARD 5 less density as compared to others.
15% 5
WARD 6
10% 12%
WARD 7 6
WARD 8 26%
13% 6% 7
WARD 9 BHUNTAR POPULATION 2011
6%
5% 7% WARD 10
WARD 11
KULLU MUNICIPAL COUNCILPOPULATION 2011

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AGE SEX RATIO
AGE WISE POPULATION OF KULLU DISTRICT
Age group 0 t0 4 5 to 9 10 to 15 to 20 to 25 to 30 to 35 to 40 to 45 to 50 to 55 to 60 to 65 to 70 to 75 to 80 + Age
14 19 24 29 34 39 44 49 54 59 64 69 74 79 Not
Stated
Kullu 35218 38179 42519 43817 45039 39955 35480 32940 27863 24227 19541 15647 12959 8519 6791 3770 5055 384
HP 544984 591177 639224 640461 643866 589160 546357 517966 445560 395128 330687 266860 231372 158607 130587 75706 106737 10163

SOURCE- CENCUS OF INDIA 2001 & 2011.

AGE SEX RATIO OF KULLU BHUMTAR AGGLOMERATION
AGE GROUP NO. OF PERSONS % AGE TO TOTAL • Age- sex structure is one of the most important characteristics of population
POPULATION composition. It is a demographic parameter which provides indication of both the
LESS THAN 5 4136 9.56 relative survival of females and males and the future breeding potential of a
population.
6-18 9699 22.49
• Apart from purely demographic concerns, the age- sex data structure is required for
19-58 25950 60.17 age specific analysis of data for planning, scientific, technical and commercial
58 AND ABOVE 3342 7.75 purposes.
TOTAL 43127 100 • Sex ratio = No. of females x 1000
SOURCE:- SURVEY BY H.P TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING DEPARTMENT No. of males
Area Overall sex ratio Children sex ratio • Children sex ratio = No. of female children (0-6 years) x 1000
No. of male children (0-6 years)
Planning Area 853 873
Kullu district 942 962

AGE-SEX PYRAMID •
A population pyramid is age gender pyramid. pyramid is required for age specific
analysis of data for planning purpose.
Age Not Stated • Age sex pyramid is useful because
80+ these population structures can
70-79 58 and Above predict the changes of population
60-69
in the future.
Age Group

50-59 19-58
Age Group

40-49 • Besides, they show the level of

30-39 6-18 development of population.
20-29
10-19
• Types of pyramids are depend on
less than 5
0-9 Working group, younger age group
30% 20% 10% 0% 10% 20% 30% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% and equal age group.
Kullu District FEMALE % MALE % Planning Area FEMALE % MALE %
Expansive Population Pyramid Stationary Population Pyramid
BIRTH-DEATH RATE
•In Kullu district, according to civil retrication system data in 2018 birth rate is 13.9 and death rate is 5.6 per 1000 while in year 2002 birth
rate was 19.6 and death rate was 5.6.
•This is because, government has successfully introduced medical services for people to get easily and readily available treatment.

LEVEL OF EDUCATION
1.25
DESCRIPTION NO. OF PERSONS 4.89

PRIMARY LEVEL 11069 15.13 28.53

MIDDLE LEVEL 20007
HIGHER LEVEL 440
COLLEGE LEVEL 1719
TECHNICAL 310 50.2
ILLLITERATE 9041
TOTAL 41512 Primary Level Middle Level Higher
SOURCE:- SURVEY BY H.P TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING DEPARTMENT College Level Technical

OBSERVATIONS Level Of Education

• Education is the key instrument for developing human capabilities.

•In terms of literacy, Himachal Pradesh made remarkable progress in the country.
•Himachal Pradesh had lowest literacy rate (8%) at the time of independence. But at present,
As per 2011 census, 82.80 % people literate which is higher than nation average (74.04%)
•99.13% of the formally educated people have education up to middle school level.

LITERACY RATE
LITERACY RATE IN KLLU-BHUMTAR AGGLOMERATION DURING DECADAL YEAR 2001-2011
YEAR TOTAL TOTAL POULATION TOTAL LITERATE LITERACY
POPULATION ABOVE 6 YEARS POPULTION RATE
2001 18,306 16,421 14,719 80.40
2011 18,536 16,759 15,194 81.97
SOURCE- CENCUS OF INDIA 2001 & 2011.

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Change in literacy rate 2001 to 2011- Kullu OBSERVATIONS AND INFERENCE
• Census defines literate means a person aged 7 years and above who can both read and write
with understanding in any language.
• The table shows that the literacy rate of town has slightly increased to nearly 82% in the
census year of 2011 as compared to 2001.
• When it is compared to the literacy rate of urban areas of Himachal Pradesh state which is
approx. 78.3%.
• Hence it may be concluded that the literacy rate
Change in literacy rate 2001 to 2011-Bhuntar of town is quite satisfactory.
43.7
56.3

• Literacy rate = no. Of literates x 100

Population aged 7+

MALE FEMALE
Male/ Female Literacy Rate Of Kullu

SOURCE- https://indikosh.com

ACTUAL WORKING POPULATION MONTHLY INCOME

Occupation No. Of workers % Age of total population 120
100
Agriculture 8014 56.31 100
80
Service 2969 20.86

Axis Title
60
Business 3249 22.83 41.8
36.8
40
Total 14232 100
20 9.4 12
SOURCE:- SURVEY BY H.P TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING DEPARTMENT
0
INFERENCE <10k 10k-25k 25k-50k >50k Total
Axis Title
•Out of surveyed population, maximum population of study area falls in % of Household
category of working population.
•Agriculture and horticulture are the major economic activities in study INFERENCE
area. • Average monthly income of households of study area is in between
•In total planning area actual working population is 40%. the range of 25K-50k.

HOUSEHOLD SIZE YEAR OF RESIDENCE

120
100 120
100 100
100
% of Households

76.61
% of Households

80
80
60 60
40 40 36.32
28.85
21.4
20 12.43 9.95 20 13.43
0.01
0 0
1-2 3-5 6-8 >8 Total <10 10-25 25-40 >50 Total
Household Size No. of Household2 Year of Residence (in yrs.) NO. OF HOUSEHOLDS

INFERENCE INFERENCE
• Average household size of study area is approx. 4. • Year of residence of households plays important role in
• Higher household size in study areas is observed because these understanding the migration status of population in the study area.
residents have been staying for a long period of time. • Out of surveyed households approx. 36% households have their
• Those families have household size up to 3-5 are generally because of residence in study area from last 50 years.
family disintegration. • The newer residents are 21.4%.

MIGRATION
No. of Household No. of Household INFERENCE
• According to census of India, person was born at the place of
19.41% enumeration but shifted to another village/town for any reason say
study/work etc., And subsequently had returned to the place of
45.71%
enumeration, she/he was considered as a migrant by place of last
48.58%
residence.
• Out of surveyed population, 80.59% households are residents of
80.59% study area from long time before and 19.41% were migrated.
• The purpose of migration for these 45.71% households are migrated
5.71%
for jobs.
Yes No • Where 5.71% households are migrated for education.
Job Education Other

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