statistical year book 2016

1 Directorate of Economics and Statistics || Government of Telangana

Statistical Year Book 2016



STATISTICAL YEAR BOOK

2016

DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS GOVERNMENT OF TELANGANA

HYDERABAD



Dr. V. Subramanyam Directorate of Economics and

Director Statistics, Hyderabad

Foreword

There is a need and demand for providing wider range of data/ information on

important issues, to facilitate formulation of good development policies and for proper

planning management and monitoring of investment in the fast and rapidly growing

economies. Directorate of Economics and Statistics being the nodal agency at the State level

has taken steps to cater to such requirements in the State.

The present publication “Statistical Year Book 2016” is third in its series after

the formation of Telangana State and the most comprehensive publication incorporating a

large variety of data both at the State and All-India comparisons at one place.

I am grateful to various departments and source agencies for their co-operation in

supplying the data for this important publication. I, acknowledge and place on record my

appreciation to the team of officers and staff associated with the compliant of the year book.

To facilitate greater access of data, this publication is disseminated in e-mode with

limited number of hard copies. The e- publication is available in the official website

(http://ecostat.telangana.gov.in) in the user friendly format to enable the interested users

to download data directly.

I hope this publication will be found useful by the policy planners, researchers,

academicians and other users. We endeavor to improve the utility of the publication and

welcome all suggestions /comments in this regard.

Hyderabad 29th June, 2016 Director



Sl. No. Chapter Name Page Nos.

Overview 1 - 1

1 Population 2 - 66

2 Health and Family Welfare 67 - 76

3 Climate 77 - 86

4 Agriculture 87 - 116

5 Irrigation 117 - 124

6 Livestock and Fisheries 125 - 136

7 Forests 137 - 146

8 Industries 147 - 156

9 Mining 157 - 162

10 Energy 163 - 170

11 Transport and Communications 171 - 180

12 Pubic Finance 181 - 196

13 State Economy 197 - 208

14 Joint Stock Companies 209 - 210

15 Banking 211 - 214

16 Prices 215 - 224

17 Labour and Employment 225 - 234

18 Social Security 235 - 244

19 Education 245 - 282

20 Economic Census 283 - 288

21 Local Bodies 289 - 296

22 Judicial 297 - 298

23 Police and Crime 299 - 312

24 Tourism 313 - 320

25 Elected Representatives 321 - 322

26 Comparative Statistics of Telangana with All India 323 - 332

27 Important Statistics of All States 333 - 378

28 Important Statistics of All India 379 - 410

INDEX



Overview The Sate of Telangana emerged as 29th

State in the Indian Union as per the Andhra

Pradesh Reorganization Act, 2014 (No. 6 of 2014)

of Parliament, which received the assent of the

President of India on the 1st March, 2014 and

came into existence with effect from 2nd June,

2014 with the city Hyderabad as its capital.

The said Andhra Pradesh Reorganization Act,

2014 was received an amendment called the

Andhra Pradesh Reorganization (Amendment)

Act, 2014 (No. 19 of 2014) on the 17th July, 2014,

transferring certain mandals and villages (327) of

Khammam district to residual Andhra Pradesh,

enforcing this amendment with effect from

29th May, 2014.

Telangana is a State in the Southern region

of India. It has an area of 1,12,077 sq. kms., after

the Andhra Pradesh Reorganization (amendment)

Act, 2014 (as per act No. 6 of 2014 its area was

1,14,840 kms.), and is the twelfth largest State in

terms of both area and the size of the population

in the country. Telangana acquired its identity as

the Telugu speaking region of the princely

State of Hyderabad, ruled by Nizam of

Hyderabad during the British Raj, joined

the Union of India in 1948. The Hyderabad

State was dissolved as part of the linguistic

reorganization of States, and the Telugu speaking

part of Hyderabad State, known as Telangana,

was merged with former Andhra State to form

Andhra Pradesh. Following a popular movement

of separation, Telangana was awarded Statehood

on 2nd June, 2014.

The State is bordered by the States

of Maharashtra to the North and North-West

and Chhattisgarh to the North, Karnataka to the

West, and Andhra Pradesh to the South, East and

North-East. The major cities in Telangana State

include Hyderabad, Warangal, Mahabubnagar,

Karimnagar, Nizamabad, and Khammam.

The Sate is strategically located in the Deccan

plateau in the Central stretch of the eastern

seaboard of Indian Peninsula. The Climate of the

State is predominantly hot and dry.



1. POPULATION

The Government of India, in exercise

of the powers conferred under the provisions of

the Census Act, 1948, conducting the population

census across the country once in a decade and

releasing the results in different phases.

Accordingly, the Government of India has

conducted the population census in the year

2011 and released the final results, up to the

village level, in different classifications.

An attempt is made in this chapter to present

the results of the population census, 2011

conducted in Telangana State, excluding those

(327) revenue villages that were transferred

to the State of Andhra Pradesh (Residual) as

per the Andhra Pradesh Reorganization

(Amendment) Act, 2014 (No. 19 of 2014) along

with certain comparisons with that of the earlier

censuses. Consequently, the geographical area

of the Telangana State is 1,12,077 sq. kms., with

a population of 350.04 lakh consisting of 176.12

lakh males and 173.92 lakh females.

The sex ratio is 988 in the State. The details of

population is shown in the following graph.



Composition of Population

One of the important characteristics of

demography of population is sex composition or

sex ratio. The sex ratio is defined as the number

of females per 1,000 males in the population.

This ratio for the State is 988 according to 2011

Census. One distinguishing feature is that the sex

ratio in the districts of Nizamabad, Adilabad,

Karimnagar and Khammam is more than 1,000.

The sex ratio has shown an increasing trend in

the State from 967 in 1991 to 971 in 2001 and

further to 988 in 2011. Despite having a favorable

sex ratio of the total population, the sex ratio of

children in the age group of 0-6 years has

declined from 957 in 2001 to 932 in 2011. The sex

ratio of the SC population at 1,008 in 2011 is

much higher than the State average of 988 in all

districts, except Rangareddy, Hyderabad and

Mahabubnagar districts. The sex ratio of ST

population at 977 in 2011 is marginally lower

than the State average of 988, but it is higher in

Adilabad, Karimnagar, Nizamabad and Khammam

districts.

The pictorial presentation of the sex ratio of

population from the years 1901 to 2011,

including children (0-6 years) population is given

in the following graphs.

Density of Population

The density of population is defined,

in general, as average number of persons

residing per square kilometer of area. The density

of population in the State ranges from 170 to

18,172 per square kilometer. Adilabad district has

the lowest density of 170 per sq. kilometer,

whereas Hyderabad district has the highest

density of 18,172 per sq. kilometer. The districts

of Adilabad, Khammam and Mahabubnagar have

lower density of population with 170, 197 and

220 per sq. kilometer respectively, compared to

the State average of 312 per sq. kilometer.



The growth of population will have

considerable impact on economic development,

particularly State like Telangana. It necessitates

meticulous planning for requirement of food

grains, housing, education, health and other

infrastructure for leading better life. The people

of the State are predominantly residing in rural

areas with 61.12% and the rest 38.88% are

residing in urban areas. The overall growth

of total population during the decade 2001 and

2011 is 13.58%, whereas it was 18.77% in the

preceding decade. The growth of the population

in urban areas has been witnessing a significant

increase and grew by 38.12% during the decade

2001 and 2011 as compared with 25.13% in the

preceding decade. In sharp contrast, rural

population in the State grew by a modest 2.13%

as per the 2011 census. Out of the total urban

population of the State, around 30% is residing in

the capital city of Hyderabad alone.

The decadal growth rates from 1901-11 to

2001-11 is depicted in the graph given below:

Growth of Population



A person whose age is 7 years and above

and is able to read and write with understanding

in any one language is defined as literate. The

literacy rate is the percentage of literates in the

total population excluding 0-6 years. The literacy

rate of the State as per 2011 census is

66.54%. Male literacy stands at 75.04% and

female literacy at 57.99%. There is a huge gap in

literacy of urban areas when compared to rural

area literacy and the same is depicted in the

graph. Literacy in Hyderabad district is highest

with 83.25% and Mahabubnagar district lowest

with 55.04%.

Social Composition of Population

The population of the State consists of

scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and others.

Out of the total population of the State,

scheduled castes constitute 15.45% and the

scheduled tribes constitute 9.08%. There has

been a significant increase in scheduled tribes

population from 2.81% in 1961 to 8.19% in 1981

and further to 9.08% in 2011. Details regarding

percentage composition of SCs, STs and Others

population are presented in the graph.

Growth and Level of Urbanization

The distribution of population in rural

and urban areas shall be in equilibrium. The

uneven distribution in either of the areas will

pose problems relating to administration, law

and order, transportation, water and other

amenities. Government is taking appropriate

action for providing these facilities based on the

distribution of population in rural and urban

areas. Urban population, according to 2011

census, is 136.09 lakhs, whereas it was 98.53 lakhs

in 2001, increased by 36% over the decade in the

State.



Hyderabad is a hundred percent urban

district but the city of Hyderabad spreads

much beyond the district boundary into the

neighboring Rangareddy district. This has made

Rangareddy as the next highly urbanized district

with 70.22% urban population. The Distribution

of population in rural and urban areas from 1971

to 2011 is furnished in the chart.



COMPOSITION OF WORKFORCE

Workforce: Persons engaged in any

economically gainful activity are considered as

workers or workforce. According to population

Census 2011, total workforce of the State is

163.42 lakhs.

Work participation Rate: It is the percentage

of economically gainful active persons to total

population.

Total Workers Include all main workers and

marginal workers which constitute 163.42 lakhs in

the State.

Main Workers: Main Workers are persons

engaged in any economically gainful activity for

183 days or more in a year. There are 137.20 lakh

main workers, of which 22.42 lakhs belong to

scheduled castes and 14.58 lakhs belongs to

scheduled tribes, as per 2011 Census.

Marginal workers: Marginal workers are persons

engaged in any economically gainful activity for

less than 183 days. As per 2011, Census there are

26.22 lakh marginal workers, of which 4.96 lakhs

belong to scheduled castes and 2.93 Lakhs

belongs to scheduled tribes.

Cultivator: Cultivator is a person who is engaged

as employer or worker in cultivation of certain

crops on land owned by him or held by him for

payment in money, kind or share. Cultivators

include supervision or directions of cultivation.

Total number of cultivators are 31.51 lakhs as per

2011 Census.

Agricultural labourer: Agricultural labourer is a

person working in another persons land for

wages in cash or kind. He has no risk of

cultivation. Total number of agricultural labourers

as per Census 2011 in the State are 59.15 lakhs.

Household industry worker: Household

industry worker is a person who work for a major

part in household industry. Household industry

relates to production, processing, servicing,

repairing or making and selling of goods. There

are 7.77 lakh persons engaged in household

industry.

Other worker: Other worker are persons

engaged in the activities other than cultivation,

agricultural labour and household industry.

There are as many as 64.99 lakh other workers in

the State.

Non worker: Non worker is a person who is not

engaged in any gainful activity. There are 186.62

lakh non workers as per 2011 Census.



Apart from the data so presented, an

attempt is made in this chapter to present data

on other parameters relating to the population

and related matters in different tables.



Table Content

1.1 Demographic and other key characteristics of the State

1.2 Population and its variations, Sex Ratio and Density from 1901 to 2011 Census

1.3 Geographical Area, Revenue Divisions, Mandals, Towns, Villages, Municipal Bodies, Gram

Panchayats, MPPs and Assembly Constituencies, 2015

1.4 Males and Females Population and Sex Ratio, 2011 Census

1.5 Population by Area, Gender and Sex Ratio, 2011 Census

1.6 Percentage Decadal Growth of Population in Rural and Urban areas, 2011 Census

1.7 Child Population (0-6 years) and Sex Ratio by Area, 2011 Census

1.8 Literate Population and Literacy Rate by Gender and Area, 2011 Census

1.9 Percentage of Decadal Variation in Population from 1901 to 2011 Census

1.10 Sex Ratio of Population from 1901 to 2011 Census

1.11 Census Houses and the Type of Occupancy, 2011 Census

1.12 Households and Average Household Size by Area, 2011 Census

1.13 Houseless Population and Households by Area, 2011 Census

1.14 Villages classified according to Size of Population, Inhabited and Un-inhabited, 2011 Census

1.15(A) Distribution of Population by Age Groups and Area, 2011 Census

1.15(B) Distribution of Population by Age Groups and Social Category, 2011 Census

1.16 Distribution of Population by Main Workers, Marginal Workers and Total Workers, 2011 Census

1.17 Category wise distribution of Main Workers, 2011 Census

1.18 Category wise distribution of Marginal Workers, 2011 Census

1.19 Category wise distribution of Total Workers, 2011 Census

1.21 Scheduled Castes Population by Area, Gender and Child (0-6) Population, 2011 Census

1.22 Scheduled Castes Literate Population and Literacy Rate, 2011 Census

1.23 Scheduled Tribes Population by Area, Gender and Child (0-6 Years) Population, 2011 Census

1.20 Number of Households having each of the specified Assets, 2010



Table Content

1.24 Scheduled Tribes Literate Population and Literacy Rate, 2011 Census

1.25 Distribution of Scheduled Castes Population by Main Workers, Marginal Workers and

Total Workers, 2011 Census

1.26 Category wise distribution of Scheduled Castes Main Workers, 2011 Census

1.27 Category wise distribution of Scheduled Castes Marginal Workers, 2011 Census

1.28 Category wise distribution of Scheduled Castes Total Workers, 2011 Census

1.29 Distribution of Scheduled Tribes Population by Main Workers, Marginal Workers and

Total Workers, 2011 Census

1.30 Category wise distribution of Scheduled Tribes Main Workers, 2011 Census

1.31 Category wise distribution of Scheduled Tribes Marginal Workers, 2011 Census

1.32 Category wise distribution of Scheduled Tribes Total Workers, 2011 Census

1.33 Statutory Towns along with their Out Growths showing Households and Population, 2011 Census

1.34 Statutory Towns along with their Out Growths showing Scheduled Castes Population, 2011 Census

1.35 Statutory Towns along with their Out Growths showing Scheduled Tribes Population, 2011 Census

1.36 Statutory Towns along with their Out Growths showing Slum Population, 2011 Census

1.37 Disabled Population by Sex and Residence, 2011 Census

1.38 Disabled Population by Type of Disability and Sex, 2011 Census

1.39 Religion wise Population, 2001 Census and 2011 Census

1.40 Graduates and above Educated Persons as per 2001 and 2011 Census

1.41 Ranking of Districts by Population Size, 2001 and 2011 Census

1.42 Ranking of Districts by Sex Ratio, Density of Population and Literacy Rate, 2001 and 2011 Census

1.43 Details of Revenue Villages transferred to Residual Andhra Pradesh and retained in Telangana

State



Sl. No. Item Unit Quantity

1 2 3 4

1 Area Sq. Kms. 1,12,077

2 Districts Nos. 10

3 Revenue Divisions Nos. 42

4 Towns (as per 2011 Census) Nos. 158

5 Municipal Corporations Nos. 6

6 Municipalities Nos. 37

7 Nagar Panchayats Nos. 25

8 Zilla Praja Parishads Nos. 9

9 Mandal Praja Parishads Nos. 438

10 Gram Panchayats Nos. 8,695

11 Revenue Mandals Nos. 459

12 Revenue Villages Nos. 10,434

Inhabited Villages Nos. 9,834

Un-inhabited Villages Nos. 600

13 Households Nos. 83,03,612

Household size Nos. 4

14 Total Population (as per 2011 Census) Nos. 3,50,03,674

Males Nos. 1,76,11,633

Females Nos. 1,73,92,041

Sex Ratio (Females per 1000 Males) Nos. 988

Density of Population (Per Sq. km.) Nos. 312

Decadal Growth Rate (2001-2011) Rate 13.58

15 Rural Population Nos. 2,13,95,009

Males Nos. 1,07,04,993

Females Nos. 1,06,90,016

Sex Ratio (Females per 1000 Males) Ratio 999

Percentage to Total Population % 61.12

16 Urban Population Nos. 1,36,08,665

Males Nos. 69,06,640

Females Nos. 67,02,025



TABLE - 1.1

DEMOGRAPHIC AND OTHER KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE STATE



TABLE - 1.1 (concld.) DEMOGRAPHIC AND OTHER KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE STATE

Sl. No. Item Unit Quantity

1 2 3 4

17 SC Population Nos. 54,08,800



Sex Ratio (Females per 1000 Males) Ratio 1,008

18 ST Population Nos. 31,77,940




19 Child Population (0-6 years) Nos. 38,99,166




Sex Ratio (Females per 1000 Males) Nos. 932

20 Literates Nos. 2,06,96,778

Males Nos. 1,17,01,729


21 Literacy Rate Rate 66.54

Males % 75.04

Females % 57.99

22 Total Workers Nos. 1,63,41,942

Main Workers Nos. 1,37,19,871

Marginal Workers Nos. 26,22,063

23 Public Representatives:

Member of Parliament (MPs) (Rajya Sabha) Nos. 7

Member of Parliament (MPs) (Lok Sabha) Nos. 17

Member of Legislative Council (MLCs) Nos. 40

Member of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) ( * Nominated) Nos. 119+1*=120

Zilla Parishad Territorial Constituency Members (ZPTCs) Nos. 438

Mandal Parishad Presidents (MPPs) Nos. 438

Mandal Parishad Territorial Constituency Members (MPTCs) Nos. 6,456

Sarpanchas Nos. 8,695



TABLE - 1.2 POPULATION AND ITS VARIATION, SEX RATIO AND DENSITY FROM 1901 TO 2011 CENSUS

Census Years

Males Females Total

Variation over the preceding census Sex

Ratio Density

Numbers Percentage

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1901 30,68,194 29,04,254 59,72,448 - - 947 52

1911 37,13,502 35,53,014 72,66,516 +1294068 +21.67 957 63

1921 35,61,332 34,30,101 69,91,433 -2,75,083 -3.79 963 61

1931 41,50,242 39,73,880 81,24,122 +11,32,689 +16.20 958 71

1941 47,69,623 45,76,646 93,46,269 +12,22,147 +15.04 960 81

1951 55,02,965 53,95,657 1,08,98,622 +15,52,353 +16.61 980 95

1961 64,25,627 6268,954 1,26,94,581 +17,95,959 +16.48 976 111

1971 80,35,155 77,82,740 1,58,17,895 +31,23,314 +24.60 969 138

1981 1,02,39,884 99,42,554 2,01,82,438 +43,64,543 +27.59 971 176

1991 1,32,65,918 1,28,23,156 2,60,89,074 +59,06,636 +29.27 967 227

2001 1,57,19,445 1,52,67,826 3,09,87,271 +48,98,197 +18.77 971 270

2011 1,76,11,633 1,73,92,041 3,50,03,674 +40,16,403 +13.58 988 312

Source: Directorate of Census Operations, Hyderabad. Note: Density=Number of persons per sq. km.

TABLE - 1.3

GEOGRAPHICAL AREA, REVENUE DIVISIONS, MANDALS, TOWNS, VILLAGES, MUNICIPAL BODIES, GRAM PANCHAYATS, MPPs AND ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES, 2015

Sl. No.

District

Geo-graphical Area

(sq. kms.)

Number of (as on 31-03-2015)

Revenue

Divisio

ns

Mandals

Towns

Census Villages

Municip

al Corporatio

ns*

Municip

alities

* Nag

ar Panchaya

ts *

Gram

Panchaya

ts**

Mandal P

raja Parish

ads

Statu

tory

Census

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Adilabad 16,105 5 52 15 7 1,725 - 7 - 866 52 10

2 Nizamabad 7,956 3 36 4 4 912 1 3 - 718 36 9

3 Karimnagar 11,823 5 57 7 6 1,079 2 4 5 1,207 57 13

4 Medak 9,699 3 46 19 5 1,231 - 5 3 1,077 46 10

5 Hyderabad 217 2 16 1 2 - 1 - - - - 15

6 Rangareddy 7,493 5 37 22 2 870 - 2 4 688 33 14

7 Mahabubnagar 18,432 5 64 14 4 1,537 - 5 6 1,330 64 14

8 Nalgonda 14,240 5 59 13 4 1,135 - 5 2 1,176 59 12

9 Warangal 12,846 5 51 13 2 1,049 1 2 3 962 50 12

10 Khammam 13,266 4 41 8 6 896 1 4 2 671 41 10

Total 1,12,077 42 459 116 42 10,434 6 37 25 8,695 438 119

Source: * www.cdma.telangana.gov.in ** www.lgdrectory.gov.in. Note: Area, mandals, villages, towns as per 2011 Census.

Asse

mbly

Constitu

encie

s



TABLE - 1.4

MALES AND FEMALES POPULATION AND SEX RATIO, 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No.

Population (in Nos.) Sex Ratio

Density of population Total Males Females

1 2 3 4 6 8 9

1 Adilabad 27,41,239 13,69,597 13,71,642 1,001 170

2 Nizamabad 25,51,335 12,50,641 13,00,694 1,040 321

3 Karimnagar 37,76,269 18,80,800 18,95,469 1,008 319

4 Medak 30,33,288 15,23,030 15,10,258 992 313

5 Hyderabad 39,43,323 20,18,575 19,24,748 954 18,172

6 Rangareddy 52,96,741 27,01,008 25,95,733 961 707

7 Mahabubnagar 40,53,028 20,50,386 20,02,642 977 220

8 Nalgonda 34,88,809 17,59,772 17,29,037 983 245

9 Warangal 35,12,576 17,59,281 17,53,295 997 273

10 Khammam 26,07,066 12,98,543 13,08,523 1,008 197

Total 3,50,03,674 1,76,11,633 1,73,92,041 988 312

Source: Directorate of Census Operations, Hyderabad. Note: Sex Ratio: = No. of females per 1000 males

District %

5

49.96

49.02

49.81

50.21

51.19

50.99

50.59

50.44

50.09

49.81

50.31

%

7

50.04

50.98

50.19

49.79

48.81

49.01

49.41

49.56

49.91

50.19

49.69

TABLE - 1.5

POPULATION BY AREA, GENDER AND SEX RATIO, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No. District

Population Rural

Total Males Females Sex Ratio

Area (sq. kms.)

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 16,105 27,41,239 13,69,597 13,71,642 1,001 15,751 19,80,980

2 Nizamabad 7,956 25,51,335 12,50,641 13,00,694 1,040 7,825 19,62,963

3 Karimnagar 11,823 37,76,269 18,80,800 18,95,469 1,008 11,439 28,25,044

4 Medak 9,699 30,33,288 15,23,030 15,10,258 992 9,328 23,05,417

5 Hyderabad 217 39,43,323 20,18,575 19,24,748 954 - -

6 Rangareddy 7,493 52,96,741 27,01,008 25,95,733 961 6,459 15,77,569

7 Mahabubnagar 18,432 40,53,028 20,50,386 20,02,642 977 18,156 34,45,336

8 Nalgonda 14,240 34,88,809 17,59,772 17,29,037 983 13,861 28,26,302

9 Warangal 12,846 35,12,576 17,59,281 17,53,295 997 12,469 25,20,243

10 Khammam 13,266 26,07,066 12,98,543 13,08,523 1,008 13,055 19,51,155

Total 1,12,077 3,50,03,674 1,76,11,633 1,73,92,041 988 1,08,343 2,13,95,009

Area (sq. kms.)



TABLE - 1.6

PERCENTAGE DECADAL GROWTH OF POPULATION IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS, 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No.

Percentage of Decadal Growth (2001-2011)

Persons Males Females

Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 10.18 8.37 15.19 9.48 7.68 14.41 10.88 9.07 15.99

2 Nizamabad 8.77 2.19 38.53 7.54 1.17 35.64 9.97 3.18 41.49

3 Karimnagar 8.15 0.43 40.13 7.60 -0.02 38.52 8.69 0.88 41.80

4 Medak 13.60 0.82 89.78 12.61 -0.23 87.90 14.62 1.90 91.77

5 Hyderabad 2.97 - 2.97 1.89 - 1.89 4.12 - 4.12

6 Rangareddy 48.16 -3.64 91.92 46.86 -4.02 89.12 49.54 -3.25 94.94

7 Mahabubnagar 15 .34 9.63 63.64 15.04 9.43 62.07 15.65 9.85 65.29

8 Nalgonda 7.41 0.39 53.12 6.52 -0.12 49.22 8.34 0.92 57.25

9 Warangal 8.21 -3.91 59.23 6.95 -5.12 57.66 9.51 -2.67 60.85

10 Khammam 8.47 3.55 28.39 6.54 1.87 25.52 10.44 5.28 31.33

State 13.58 2.13 38.12 12.63 1.36 36.31 14.55 2.92 40.03

District

TABLE - 1.5 (concld.) POPULATION BY AREA, GENDER AND SEX RATIO, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District

Rural Urban

Males Females Sex Ratio

Area (sq. kms.)

Total Males Females Sex Ratio

1 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

1 Adilabad 9,85,303 9,95,677 1,011 354 7,60,259 384,294 3,75,965 978 27.73

2 Nizamabad 9,58,837 10,04,126 1,047 131 5,88,372 291,804 2,96,568 1,016 23.06

3 Karimnagar 14,01,950 14,23,094 1,015 384 9,51,225 4,78,850 4,72,375 986 25.19

4 Medak 1,152,806 11,52,611 1,000 371 7,27,871 3,70,224 3,57,647 966 24.00

5 Hyderabad - - - 217 39,43,323 20,18,575 1,924,748 954 100.00

6 Rangareddy 8,01,013 776,556 969 1,034 37,19,172 18,99,995 18,19,177 957 70.22

7 Mahabubnagar 17,42,438 1,702,898 977 276 6,07,692 3,07,948 2,99,744 973 14.99

8 Nalgonda 14,27,716 13,98,586 980 379 6,62,507 3,32,056 3,30,451 995 18.99

9 Warangal 12,60,594 12,59,649 999 377 9,92,333 4,98,687 4,93,646 990 28.25

10 Khammam 9,74,336 9,76,819 1,003 211 6,55,911 324,207 3,31,704 1,023 25.16

Total 1,07,04,993 1,06,90,016 999 3,734 1,36,08,665 69,06,640 67,02,025 970 38.88

Source: Directorate of Census Operations, Hyderabad. Note: Sex Ratio = No. of females per 1000 males.

% Urban Pop. to

total pop.



TABLE - 1.7 CHILD POPULATION (0-6 YEARS) AND SEX RATIO BY AREA, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No. District

Population Rural

Total Males Females Sex Ratio Total Males

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 3,09,992 1,60,291 1,49,701 934 2,34,207 1,20,918

2 Nizamabad 2,82,417 1,44,977 1,37,440 948 2,14,946 1,10,596

3 Karimnagar 3,36,053 1,73,647 1,62,406 935 2,44,443 1,26,222

4 Medak 3,67,603 1,88,312 1,79,291 952 2,79,477 1,43,238

5 Hyderabad 4,69,126 2,45,127 2,23,999 914 - -

6 Rangareddy 6,33,172 3,27,563 3,05,609 933 1,92,848 99,495

7 Mahabubnagar 5,27,230 2,73,914 2,53,316 925 4,56,796 2,37,506

8 Nalgonda 3,71,735 1,93,266 1,78,469 923 3,03,536 1,58,158

9 Warangal 3,41,168 1,77,444 1,63,724 923 2,46,805 1,28,789

10 Khammam 2,60,670 1,33,394 1,27,276 954 1,96,316 1,00,342

Total 38,99,166 20,17,935 18,81,231 932 23,69,374 12,25,264

TABLE - 1.7 (concld.) CHILD POPULATION (0-6 YEARS) AND SEX RATIO BY AREA, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Rural Urban

Females Sex Ratio Total Males Females Sex Ratio

1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Adilabad 1,13,289 937 75,785 39,373 36,412 925

2 Nizamabad 1,04,350 944 67,471 34,381 33,090 962

3 Karimnagar 1,18,221 937 91,610 47,425 44,185 932

4 Medak 1,36,239 951 88,126 45,074 43,052 955

5 Hyderabad - - 4,69,126 2,45,127 2,23,999 914

6 Rangareddy 93,353 938 4,40,324 2,28,068 2,12,256 931

7 Mahabubnagar 2,19,290 923 70,434 36,408 34,026 935

8 Nalgonda 1,45,378 919 68,199 35,108 33,091 943

9 Warangal 1,18,016 916 94,363 48,655 45,708 939

10 Khammam 95,974 956 64,354 33,052 31,302 947

Total 11,44,110 931 15,29,792 7,92,671 7,37,121 930

Source: Directorate of Census Operations, Hyderabad. Note: Sex Ratio = No. of females for 1000 males.



TABLE - 1.8 LITERATE POPULATION AND LITERACY RATE BY GENDER AND AREA, 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No. District

Total No. of Literates No. of Male Literates

Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 14,83,347 9,65,707 5,17,640 8,56,350 5,69,033 2,87,317

2 Nizamabad 13,89,810 9,87,594 4,02,216 7,90,214 5,73,184 2,17,030

3 Karimnagar 22,06,829 15,38,281 6,68,548 12,57,238 8,89,488 3,67,750

4 Medak 16,37,137 11,34,489 5,02,648 9,53,406 6,74,416 2,78,990

5 Hyderabad 28,92,155 - 28,92,155 15,42,688 - 15,42,688

6 Rangareddy 35,38,028 8,39,187 26,98,841 19,48,784 4,93,493 14,55,291

7 Mahabubnagar 19,40,646 15,21,778 4,18,868 11,58,386 9,26,165 2,32,221

8 Nalgonda 20,01,019 15,15,547 4,85,472 11,60,757 8,96,996 2,63,761

9 Warangal 20,65,023 13,37,408 7,27,615 11,79,790 7,81,417 3,98,373

10 Khammam 15,42,784 10,62,083 4,80,701 8,54,116 5,99,982 2,54,134

Total 2,06,96,778 1,09,02,074 97,94,704 1,17,01,729 64,04,174 52,97,555

TABLE - 1.8 (contd.) LITERATE POPULATION AND LITERACY RATE BY GENDER AND AREA, 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No.

District No. of Female Literates Literacy Rate


1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Adilabad 6,26,997 3,96,674 2,30,323 61.01 55.29 75.63

2 Nizamabad 5,99,596 4,14,410 1,85,186 61.25 56.50 77.22

3 Karimnagar 9,49,591 6,48,793 3,00,798 64.15 59.61 77.77

4 Medak 6,83,731 4,60,073 2,23,658 61.42 56.00 78.57

5 Hyderabad 13,49,467 - 13,49,467 83.25 - 83.25

6 Rangareddy 15,89,244 3,45,694 12,43,550 75.87 60.60 82.31

7 Mahabubnagar 7,82,260 5,95,613 1,86,647 55.04 50.92 77.96

8 Nalgonda 8,40,262 6,18,551 2,21,711 64.20 60.07 81.69

9 Warangal 8,85,233 5,55,991 3,29,242 65.11 58.83 81.03

10 Khammam 6,88,668 4,62,101 2,26,567 65.75 60.52 81.26

Total 89,95,049 44,97,900 44,97,149 66.54 57.30 81.09



TABLE - 1.8 (concld.) LITERATE POPULATION AND LITERACY RATE BY GENDER AND AREA, 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No. District Male Literacy Rate Female Literacy Rate


1 2 15 16 17 18 19 20

1 Adilabad 70.81 65.83 83.30 51.31 44.95 67.83

2 Nizamabad 71.47 67.57 84.31 51.54 46.06 70.29

3 Karimnagar 73.65 69.72 85.24 54.79 49.72 70.25

4 Medak 71.43 66.80 85.80 51.37 45.27 71.09

5 Hyderabad 86.99 - 86.99 79.35 - 79.35

6 Rangareddy 82.11 70.35 87.04 69.40 50.60 77.39

7 Mahabubnagar 65.21 61.54 85.52 44.72 40.15 70.24

8 Nalgonda 74.10 70.65 88.82 54.19 49.36 74.56

9 Warangal 74.58 69.04 88.52 55.69 48.70 73.50

10 Khammam 73.30 68.64 87.28 58.30 52.46 75.42

State 75.04 67.56 86.13 57.99 47.10 75.39

Source: Directorate of Census operations, Hyderabad. Note: Literates exclude children in the age group of (0-6) years.

TABLE - 1.9 PERCENTAGE OF DECADAL VARIATION IN POPULATION FROM 1901 TO 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No. District 1901-11 1911-21 1921-31 1931-41 1941-51 1951-61

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 27.25 4.47 15.31 8.42 9.95 21.37

2 Nizamabad - 19.02 - 3.35 20.70 11.60 14.13 22.43

3 Karimnagar 35.33 - 3.03 13.35 9.22 15.45 13.54

4 Medak 44.72 - 3.04 16.82 9.68 10.75 10.59

5 Hyderabad 25.77 - 11.28 5.62 37.84 33.65 9.97

6 Rangareddy 25.77 - 11.28 5.62 37.84 33.65 18.06

7 Mahabubnagar 17.97 - 2.25 18.84 11.48 10.56 9.92

8 Nalgonda 19.89 - 8.47 19.15 12.85 12.40 21.02

9 Warangal 25.79 - 1.12 19.50 15.85 18.14 16.21

10 Khammam 23.46 0.72 21.61 17.60 19.53 30.88

State 21.67 - 3.79 16.20 15.04 16.61 16.48



TABLE - 1.9 (concld.) PERCENTAGE OF DECADAL VARIATION IN POPULATION FROM 1901 TO 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No. District 1961-71 1971-81 1981-91 1991-2001 2001-11

1 2 9 10 11 12 13

1 Adilabad 27.65 27.32 26.95 19.47 10.18

2 Nizamabad 29.01 27.90 21.31 15.12 8.77

3 Karimnagar 21.12 24.05 24.68 14.96 8.15

4 Medak 19.10 23.11 25.60 17.64 13.60

5 Hyderabad 41.17 33.81 39.76 21.74 2.97

6 Rangareddy 27.50 43.47 60.32 40.09 48.16

7 Mahabubnagar 21.46 26.53 25.87 14.20 15.34

8 Nalgonda 16.82 25.28 25.11 13.88 7.41

9 Warangal 21.06 22.95 22.54 15.15 8.21

10 Khammam 29.54 27.86 26.50 16.39 8.47

State 24.60 27.59 29.27 18.77 13.58

Source: Directorate of Census Operations, Hyderabad.

TABLE - 1.10 SEX RATIO OF POPULATION FROM 1901 TO 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No. District

Sex Ratio (No. of Females per 1,000 Males)

1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Adilabad 991 976 955 956 974 1,008 981 976 980 980 989 1,001

2 Nizamabad 1,006 1,006 1,016 990 994 1,019 1,007 999 1,013 1,017 1,017 1,040

3 Karimnagar 918 931 949 958 966 981 996 985 994 986 998 1,008

4 Medak 977 976 977 979 967 991 996 986 982 970 974 992

5 Hyderabad 944 948 956 925 944 988 929 918 920 933 933 954

6 Rangareddy 956 941 944 961

7 Mahabubnagar 980 971 976 969 969 996 1,003 988 983 973 972 977

8 Nalgonda 892 946 955 953 945 946 952 965 969 962 966 983

9 Warangal 907 938 947 946 943 953 954 956 964 962 973 997

10 Khammam 921 944 951 950 947 954 958 957 957 961 975 1,008

State 947 957 963 958 960 980 975 969 971 967 971 988

944 948 956 925 944 990 986 963



TABLE - 1.11 CENSUS HOUSES AND THE TYPE OF OCCUPANCY, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Number of Census Houses Occupied Census Houses for

Total Vacant Occupied Residence Residence cum other uses

Shops, Offices, etc.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 8,17,714 56,105 7,61,609 6,39,495 9,304 21,397

2 Nizamabad 7,20,298 52,152 6,68,146 5,51,491 37,347 20,102

3 Karimnagar 11,65,280 82,135 10,83,145 9,51,432 19,887 32,446

4 Medak 7,89,132 47,624 7,41,508 6,48,917 13,416 23,225

5 Hyderabad 10,66,289 37,250 10,29,039 8,61,267 18,097 75,601

6 Rangareddy 15,61,322 1,27,796 14,33,526 12,38,448 22,410 56,056

7 Mahabubnagar 10,10,015 57,528 9,52,487 8,55,574 14,519 25,000

8 Nalgonda 10,30,937 62,765 9,68,172 8,49,437 20,619 24,817

9 Warangal 10,46,987 66,572 9,80,415 8,64,446 18,375 21,804

10 Khammam 8,70,625 39,459 8,31,166 7,28,996 12,067 19,361

Total 1,00,78,599 6,29,386 94,49,213 81,89,503 1,86,041 3,19,809


TABLE - 1.11 (concld.) CENSUS HOUSES AND THE TYPE OF OCCUPANCY, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District

Occupied Census Houses for

Occupied locked Houses

Schools, Colleges

etc.

Hotels, Lodges, Guest Houses

etc.

Hospitals, Dispensaries,

etc.

Factories, Workshops, Sheds, etc.

Places of Worship

Other non-Residential

uses

1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

1 Adilabad 5,775 1,821 1,451 3,400 5,574 71,556 1,836

2 Nizamabad 2,931 1,915 1,514 3,419 3,811 43,447 2,169

3 Karimnagar 5,419 2,527 2,411 6,099 6,077 53,749 3,098

4 Medak 4,021 2,271 1,726 4,588 5,682 35,338 2,324

5 Hyderabad 2,541 3,179 2,640 5,473 2,104 50,332 7,805

6 Rangareddy 5,400 4,360 3,500 14,062 6,079 75,966 7,245

7 Mahabubnagar 5,734 2,212 2,028 3,679 9,011 31,850 2,880

8 Nalgonda 6,590 1,929 1,793 5,493 6,976 47,502 3,016

9 Warangal 5,916 1,751 1,922 5,050 4,116 54,294 2,741

10 Khammam 6,449 1,521 1,541 4,471 4,903 50,438 1,419

Total 50,776 23,486 20,526 55,734 54,333 5,14,472 34,533



TABLE - 1.12

HOUSEHOLDS AND AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD SIZE BY AREA, 2011 CENSUS (in Nos.)

Sl. No. District

Rural Urban Total

Population House- holds

H.H Size


H.H Size


H.H Size

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 19,80,980 4,73,010 4 7,60,259 1,76,839 4 27,41,239 6,49,849 4

2 Nizamabad 19,62,963 4,65,538 4 5,88,372 1,27,696 5 25,51,335 5,93,234 4

3 Karimnagar 28,25,044 7,43,421 4 9,51,225 2,32,601 4 37,76,269 9,76,022 4

4 Medak 23,05,417 5,04,567 5 7,27,871 1,64,059 4 30,33,288 6,68,626 5

5 Hyderabad - - - 39,43,323 8,49,051 5 39,43,323 8,49,051 5

6 Rangareddy 15,77,569 3,49,140 5 37,19,172 8,86,201 4 52,96,741 12,35,341 4

7 Mahabubnagar 34,45,336 7,43,106 5 6,07,692 1,26,345 5 40,53,028 8,69,451 5

8 Nalgonda 28,26,302 7,16,294 4 6,62,507 1,59,645 4 34,88,809 8,75,939 4

9 Warangal 25,20,243 6,45,197 4 9,92,333 2,41,082 4 35,12,576 8,86,279 4

10 Khammam 19,51,155 5,28,756 4 6,55,911 1,71,064 4 26,07,066 6,99,820 4

Total 2,13,95,009 51,69,029 4 1,36,08,665 31,34,583 4 3,50,03,674 83,03,612 4

Note: HH = Household

TABLE - 1.13

HOUSELESS POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLDS BY AREA, 2011 CENSUS (in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Rural Urban Total

Households Population Households Population Households Population

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 942 3,552 427 1,608 1,369 5,160

2 Nizamabad 824 3,256 254 857 1,078 4,113

3 Karimnagar 1,107 4,125 561 2,134 1,668 6,259

4 Medak 1,415 6,065 510 2,043 1,925 8,108

5 Hyderabad - - 4,948 17,903 4,948 17,903

6 Rangareddy 570 2,466 4,501 17,641 5,071 20,107

7 Mahabubnagar 1,489 5,899 733 3,080 2,222 8,979

8 Nalgonda 1,009 3,834 347 1,208 1,356 5,042

9 Warangal 783 2,956 510 1,520 1,293 4,476

10 Khammam 895 3,090 270 732 1,165 3,822

Total 9,034 35,243 13,061 48,726 22,095 83,969




TABLE - 1.14 VILLAGES CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO SIZE OF POPULATION, INHABITED AND UN-INHABITED,

2011 CENSUS

Sl. No.

District

No. of Inhabited Villages with Population No. of Un -inhabited villages

Less than 200

200 -499

500 -999

1,000 -1,999

2,000 -4,999

5,000 -9,999

10,000 & above

Total Villages inhabited

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 121 328 433 435 241 28 4 1,590 135

2 Nizamabad 18 59 142 267 283 63 15 847 65

3 Karimnagar 18 47 127 286 446 98 15 1,037 42

4 Medak 23 61 233 489 343 45 7 1,201 30

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 29 76 176 289 195 42 10 817 53

7 Mahabubnagar 21 77 239 482 533 94 19 1,465 72

8 Nalgonda 19 54 146 352 420 99 17 1,107 28

9 Warangal 33 74 106 235 404 100 9 961 88

10 Khammam 64 94 131 194 239 61 26 809 87

Total 346 870 1,733 3,029 3,104 630 122 9,834 600


Total Villages (10+11)

12

1,725

912

1,079

1,231

-

870

1,537

1,135

1,049

896

10,434

TABLE - 1.15 (A) DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY AGE GROUPS AND AREA, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Age

Group

Rural Urban Total

Males Females Males Females Males Females Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1

Adilab

ad

0-4 81,160 76,096 26,662 24,890 1,07,822 1,00,986 2,08,808

5-14 2,09,509 2,00,458 71,309 67,003 2,80,818 2,67,461 5,48,279

15-59 5,86,079 5,93,976 2,49,706 2,44,218 8,35,785 8,38,194 16,73,979

60+ 81,257 1,00,026 23,338 27,764 1,04,595 1,27,790 2,32,385

A.N.S 27,298 25,121 13,279 12,090 40,577 37,211 77,788

All ages 9,85,303 9,95,677 3,84,294 3,75,965 13,69,597 13,71,642 27,41,239

2

Nizam

abad

0-4 76,131 72,130 23,583 22,949 99,714 95,079 1,94,793

5-14 1,93,106 1,85,018 58,429 56,728 2,51,535 2,41,746 4,93,281

15-59 5,86,394 6,15,821 1,85,342 1,87,373 7,71,736 8,03,194 15,74,930

60+ 89,101 1,16,740 20,014 24,888 1,09,115 1,41,628 2,50,743

A.N.S 14,105 14,417 4,436 4,630 18,541 19,047 37,588

All ages 9,58,837 10,04,126 2,91,804 2,96,568 12,50,641 13,00,694 25,51,335



TABLE - 1.15 (A) (contd.) DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY AGE GROUPS AND AREA, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Age

Group

Rural Urban Total


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

3

Karim

nag

ar

0-4 85,666 80,427 32,472 30,331 1,18,138 1,10,758 2,28,896

5-14 2,52,392 2,39,848 84,074 79,747 3,36,466 3,19,595 6,56,061

15-59 8,65,796 8,82,404 3,21,275 3,17,409 11,87,071 11,99,813 23,86,884

60+ 1,66,222 1,88,771 34,894 38,735 2,01,116 2,27,506 4,28,622

A.N.S 31,874 31,644 6,135 6,153 38,009 37,797 75,806

All ages 14,01,950 14,23,094 4,78,850 4,72,375 18,80,800 18,95,469 37,76,269

4

Medak

0-4 97,633 93,766 31,550 30,213 1,29,183 1,23,979 2,53,162

5-14 2,40,623 2,28,818 70,544 67,610 3,11,167 2,96,428 6,07,595

15-59 6,95,413 6,94,469 2,43,211 2,32,085 9,38,624 9,26,554 18,65,178

60+ 1,17,024 1,33,674 22,517 25,725 1,39,541 1,59,399 2,98,940

A.N.S 2,113 1,884 2,402 2,014 4,515 3,898 8,413

All ages 11,52,806 11,52,611 3,70,224 3,57,647 15,23,030 15,10,258 30,33,288

5

Hyderab

ad

0-4 - - 1,70,939 1,55,790 1,70,939 1,55,790 3,26,729

5-14 - - 3,78,853 3,52,144 3,78,853 3,52,144 7,30,997

15-59 - - 12,89,941 12,45,443 12,89,941 12,45,443 25,35,384

60+ - - 1,36,046 1,30,886 1,36,046 1,30,886 2,66,932

A.N.S - - 42,796 40,485 42,796 40,485 83,281

All ages - - 20,18,575 19,24,748 20,18,575 19,24,748 39,43,323

6

Rangare

ddy

0-4 68,822 64,525 1,61,635 1,50,328 2,30,457 2,14,853 4,45,310

5-14 1,61,876 1,53,632 3,25,730 3,07,957 4,87,606 4,61,589 9,49,195

15-59 4,83,893 4,67,198 12,40,432 11,95,014 17,24,325 16,62,212 33,86,537

60+ 70,027 75,353 1,20,084 1,14,383 1,90,111 1,89,736 3,79,847

A.N.S 16,395 15,848 52,114 51,495 68,509 67,343 1,35,852

All ages 8,01,013 7,76,556 18,99,995 18,19,177 27,01,008 25,95,733 52,96,741

7 Mahab

ubnag

ar

0-4 1,58,950 1,48,194 24,821 23,398 1,83,771 1,71,592 3,55,363

5-14 3,87,046 3,63,152 64,631 59,783 4,51,677 4,22,935 8,74,612

15-59 10,38,008 10,14,092 1,95,797 1,91,524 12,33,805 12,05,616 24,39,421

60+ 1,48,057 1,67,479 18,942 21,955 1,66,999 1,89,434 3,56,433

A.N.S 10,377 9,981 3,757 3,084 14,134 13,065 27,199

All ages 17,42,438 17,02,898 3,07,948 2,99,744 20,50,386 20,02,642 40,53,028



TABLE - 1.15 (A) (concld.) DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY AGE GROUPS AND AREA, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Age Group

Rural Urban Total


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

8

Nalg

onda

0-4 1,07,222 98,872 24,237 22,936 1,31,459 1,21,808 2,53,267

5-14 2,74,726 2,58,176 65,536 61,289 3,40,262 3,19,465 6,59,727

15-59 8,78,263 8,66,047 2,18,117 2,18,354 10,96,380 10,84,401 21,80,781

60+ 1,64,690 1,72,655 23,198 26,916 1,87,888 1,99,571 3,87,459

A.N.S 2,815 2,836 968 956 3,783 3,792 7,575

All ages 14,27,716 13,98,586 3,32,056 3,30,451 17,59,772 17,29,037 34,88,809

9

Waran

gal

0-4 85,499 78,561 33,475 31,359 1,18,974 1,09,920 2,28,894

5-14 2,52,398 2,37,473 90,656 84,379 3,43,054 3,21,852 6,64,906

15-59 7,67,209 7,76,093 3,34,466 3,32,220 11,01,675 11,08,313 22,09,988

60+ 1,51,454 1,63,024 37,212 42,800 1,88,666 2,05824 3,94,490

A.N.S 4,034 4,498 2,878 2,888 6,912 7,386 14,298

All ages 12,60,594 12,59,649 4,98,687 4,93,646 17,59,281 17,53,295 35,12,576

10 Khammam*

0-4 75,679 72,761 22,679 21,561 98,358 94,322 1,92,680

5-14 2,03,415 1,96,552 56,914 55,991 2,60,329 2,52,543 5,12,872

15-59 6,75,181 6,82,596 2,20,173 2,25,910 8,95,354 9,08,506 18,03,860

60+ 1,06,255 1,16,562 23,615 27,296 1,29,870 1,43,858 2,73,728

A.N.S 6,251 6,207 826 946 7,077 7,153 14,230

All ages 10,66,781 10,74,678 3,24,207 3,31,704 13,90,988 14,06,382 27,97,370

Total*

0-4 8,36,762 7,85,332 5,52,053 5,13,755 13,88,815 12,99,087 26,87,902

5-14 21,75,091 20,63,127 12,66,676 11,92,631 34,41,767 32,55,758 66,97,525

15-59 65,76,236 65,92,696 44,98,460 43,89,550 1,10,74,696 1,09,82,246 2,20,56,942

60+ 10,94,087 12,34,284 4,59,860 4,81,348 15,53,947 17,15,632 32,69,579

A.N.S 1,15,262 1,12,436 1,29,591 1,24,741 2,44,853 2,37,177 4,82,030

All ages 1,07,97,438 1,07,87,875 69,06,640 67,02,025 1,77,04,078 1,74,89,900 3,51,93,978

Source: Directorate of Census Operations, Hyderabad. Note: A.N.S - Age Not Stated. Note: * Population including transferred villages of Khammam District to residual AP.



TABLE - 1.15 (B) DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY AGE GROUP AND SOCIAL CATEGORY, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No. District Age Group SCs STs Others Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1

Adilab

ad

0-4 33,937 45,085 1,29,786 2,08,808

5-14 95,000 1,21,669 3,31,610 5,48,279

15-19 51,925 53,302 1,75,356 2,80,583

20-24 48,123 42,827 1,69,932 2,60,882

25-29 42,788 40,605 1,54,433 2,37,826

30-34 36,704 34,733 1,33,712 2,05,149

35-39 34,839 32,792 1,27,637 1,95,268

40-49 53,978 49,073 2,01,083 3,04,134

50-59 34,516 28,261 1,27,360 1,90,137

Age not stated 14,926 14,814 48,048 77,788

All ages 4,88,596 4,95,794 17,56,849 27,41,239

2

0-4 26,648 19,045 1,,49,100 1,94,793

5-14 70,795 47,099 3,75,387 4,93,281

15-19 36,819 19,364 1,90,205 2,46,388

20-24 35,069 16,882 1,86,738 2,38,689

25-29 32,973 16,725 1,76,924 2,26,622

30-34 27,996 14,038 1,52,382 1,94,416

35-39 28,058 12,844 1,52,066 1,92,968

40-49 42,857 18,076 2,28,084 2,89,017

50-59 27,873 11134 1,47,823 1,86,830

60+ 36,551 14,789 1,99,403 2,50,743

Age not stated 5,435 2,945 29,208 37,588

All ages 3,71,074 1,92,941 19,87,320 25,51,335

3

Karim

nag

ar

0-4 40,230 7,832 1,80,834 2,28,896

5-14 1,27,286 24,854 5,03,921 6,56,061

15-19 74,561 11,032 2,81656 3,67,249

20-24 68,579 9,581 280,060 3,58,220

25-29 60,294 9,176 26,338 3,29,808

30-34 51,861 7,936 2,22,465 2,82,262

35-39 54,728 7,730 2,28,503 2,90,961

40-49 86,748 11,280 3,60,484 4,58,512

50-59 55,546 6,659 2,37667 2,99,872

60+ 75,276 8,856 3,44,490 4,28622

Age not stated 14,648 1,809 59,349 75,806

All ages 7,09,757 1,06,745 29,59,767 37,76,269

Nizam

abad



TABLE - 1.15(B) (contd.) DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY AGE GROUP AND SOCIAL CATEGORY, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

4

Medak

0-4 43,214 19,036 1,90,912 2,53,162

5-14 1,10,347 44,981 4,52,267 6,07,595

15-19 55,854 16,661 2,26,948 2,99,463

20-24 51,089 14,712 2,26,200 2,92,001

25-29 48,279 14,969 2,20,300 2,83,548

30-34 38,721 11,822 1,78,853 2,29,396

35-39 39,800 10287 1,75,799 2,25,886

40-49 57,409 14,198 2,52,849 3,24,456

50-59 38,169 9,267 1,62,992 2,10428

60+ 53,857 12,734 2,32,349 2,98,940

Age not stated 1,208 318 6,887 8,413

All ages 5,37,947 1,68,985 23,26,356 30,33,288

5

Hyderab

ad

0-4 18,754 4,578 3,03,397 3,26,729

5-14 43,913 10,590 6,76,494 7,30,997

15-20 30,050 6,151 4,37,453 4,73,654

20-24 21,439 4,155 2,95,294 3,20,888

25-29 27,790 5,153 3,63,919 3,96,862

30-34 22,352 4,163 3,06,052 3,32,567

35-39 19,659 3,618 2,68,911 2,92,188

40-49 28,453 4,759 4,10,276 4,43,488

50-59 16,966 2,438 2,56,333 2,75,737

60+ 14,573 2,187 2,50,172 2,66,932

Age not stated 3,978 1,145 78,158 83,281

All ages 2,47,927 48,937 36,46,459 39,43,323

Rangare

ddy

0-4 54,753 22,392 3,68,165 4,45,310

5-14 1,25,085 54,216 7,69,894 9,49,195

15-19 65,427 20,858 3,92,114 4,78,399

20-24 68,661 20,642 4,45,094 5,34,397

25-29 67,085 21,580 4,71,022 5,59,687

30-34 51,822 16,830 3,91,108 4,59,760

35-39 49,408 14,783 3,51,592 4,15,783

40-49 67,642 18,553 4,94,126 5,80,321

50-59 41,343 10,980 3,05,867 3,58,190

60+ 46,591 12,264 3,20,992 3,79,847

Age not stated 14,225 5,659 1,15,968 1,35,852

All ages 6,52,042 2,18,757 44,25,942 52,96,741

6




TABLE - 1.15(B) (contd.) DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY AGE GROUP AND SOCIAL CATEGORY, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

7

Mahab

ubnag

ar

0-4 62,703 39,864 2,52,796 3,55,363

5-14 1,58,330 97,358 6,18,924 8,74,612

15-19 71,017 35,360 2,82,417 3,88,794

20-24 64,611 31,178 2,77,081 3,72,870

25-29 62,078 32,135 2,75,022 3,69,235

30-34 50,764 26,159 2,27,548 3,04,471

35-39 49,929 23,087 2,21,392 2,94,408

40-49 73,575 31,578 3,23,493 4,28,646

50-59 48,637 20,152 2,12,208 2,80,997

60+ 62,145 24,567 2,69,721 3,56,433

Age not stated 5,165 2,831 19,203 27,199

All ages 7,08,954 3,64,269 29,79,805 40,53,028

8

Nalg

onda

0-4 47,558 35,386 1,70,323 2,53,267

5-14 1,26,965 92,842 4,39,920 6,59,727

15-19 72,596 39,891 2,41,771 3,54,258

20-24 66,950 37,255 2,37,796 3,42,001

25-29 57,585 36,904 2,28,607 3,23,096

30-34 43,381 29,928 1,84,207 2,57,516

35-39 44,590 26,499 1,86,511 2,57,600

40-49 66,510 36,437 2,79,074 3,82,021

50-59 45,609 25,066 1,93,614 2,64,289

60+ 64,324 33,343 2,89,792 3,87,459

Age not stated 1,317 728 5,530 7,575

All ages 6,37,385 3,94,279 24,57,145 34,88,809

Waran

gal

0-4 40,042 41,148 1,47,704 2,28,894

5-14 1,23,663 122,479 4,18,764 6,64,906

15-19 68,140 54,412 2,28,551 3,51,103

20-24 62,102 46,437 2,21,924 3,30,463

25-29 54,601 46,862 2,15,125 3,16,588

30-34 44,302 39,589 1,82,501 2,66,392

35-39 45,860 38,389 1,85,742 2,69,991

40-49 68,782 54941 2,81,346 4,05,069

50-59 45,376 35,145 1,89,861 2,70,382

60+ 60,492 48,561 2,85,437 3,94,490

Age not stated 2,742 2,693 8,863 14,298

All ages 6,16,102 5,30,656 23,65,818 35,12,576

9




TABLE - 1.15(B) (concld.) DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY AGE GROUP AND SOCIAL CATEGORY, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)


1 2 3 4 5 6 7

10 Khammam

0-4 32,425 57,166 1,03,089 1,92,680

5-14 87,267 1,63,756 2,61,849 5,12,872

15-19 48,017 85,889 1,41,311 2,75,217

20-24 50,060 77,212 1,52,790 2,80,062

25-29 45,925 73,577 1,50,269 2,69,771

30-34 36,128 58,673 1,27,452 2,22,253

35-39 36,119 57,299 1,29,443 2,22,861

40-49 51,476 81,041 1,96,952 3,29,469

50-59 31,375 46,342 1,26,510 2,04,227

60+ 42,236 59,493 1,71,999 2,73,728

Age not stated 1,868 5,117 7,245 14,230

All ages 4,62,896 7,65,565 15,68,909 27,97,370

State

0-4 4,00,264 2,91,532 19,96,106 26,87,902

5-14 10,68,651 7,79,844 48,49,030 66,97,525

15-19 5,68,287 3,41,681 25,11,246 34,21,214

20-24 5,42,802 3,02,120 25,79,445 34,24,367

25-29 4,99,398 2,97,686 25,15,959 33,13,043

30-34 4,04,031 2,43,871 21,06,280 27,54,182

35-39 4,02,990 2,27,328 20,27,596 26,57,914

40-49 5,97,430 3,19,936 30,27,767 39,45,133

50-59 3,85,410 1,95,444 19,60,235 25,41,089

60+ 4,97,905 2,49,427 25,22,247 32,69,579

Age not stated 65,512 38,059 3,78,459 4,82,030 All Ages* 54,32,680 32,86,928 2,64,74,370 3,51,93,978

Source: Directorate of Census Operations, Hyderabad. Note: * Population including transferred villages of Khammam District to residual AP.

TABLE - 1.16 DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY MAIN WORKERS, MARGINAL WORKERS AND

TOTAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No.

District Total

Population

Workers (in Nos.)

Main Workers

% of col. 4 over Col. 3

Marginal Workers

% of col. 6 over col. 3

Total Workers

(col. 4+col. 6)


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 27,41,239 10,66,460 38.90 2,57,207 9.38 13,23,667 48.29

2 Nizamabad 25,51,335 10,55,965 41.39 2,05,111 8.04 12,61,076 49.43

3 Karimnagar 37,76,269 15,90,304 42.11 2,86,464 7.59 18,76,768 49.70

4 Medak 30,33,288 11,95,494 39.41 2,46,709 8.13 14,42,203 47.55

5 Hyderabad 39,43,323 10,96,081 27.80 3,17,216 8.04 14,13,297 35.84

6 Rangareddy 52,96,741 18,34,777 34.64 3,61,301 6.82 21,96,078 41.46

7 Mahabubnagar 40,53,028 18,15,643 44.80 2,66,858 6.58 20,82,501 51.38

8 Nalgonda 34,88,809 14,93,419 42.81 2,48,274 7.12 17,41,693 49.92

9 Warangal 35,12,576 14,42,197 41.06 2,63,458 7.50 17,05,655 48.56

10 Khammam 26,07,066 11,29,539 43.33 1,69,465 6.50 12,99,004 49.83

Total 3,50,03,674 1,37,19,879 39.19 26,22,063 7.49 1,63,41,942 46.69



TABLE - 1.17 CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF MAIN WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Total Main Workers

Cultivators


Agricul-tural

Labourers


1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Adilabad 10,66,460 3,43,500 32.21 3,32,524 31.18

2 Nizamabad 10,55,965 2,67,489 25.33 3,30,793 31.33

3 Karimnagar 15,90,304 3,44,598 21.67 5,84,654 36.76

4 Medak 11,95,494 3,37,942 28.27 4,20,719 35.19

5 Hyderabad 10,96,081 14,693 1.34 16,751 1.53

6 Rangareddy 18,34,777 2,50,155 13.63 2,58,878 14.11

7 Mahabubnagar 18,15,643 5,48,983 30.24 7,62,853 42.02

8 Nalgonda 14,93,419 3,12,130 20.90 6,93,259 46.42

9 Warangal 14,42,197 3,84,329 26.65 5,76,649 39.98

10 Khammam 11,29,539 1,90,396 16.86 6,12,671 54.24

Total 1,37,19,879 29,94,215 21.82 45,89,751 33.45


Household Industries


Others


8 9 10 11

69,416 6.51 3,21,020 30.10

1,49,979 14.20 3,07,704 29.14

1,44,953 9.11 5,16,099 32.45

53,547 4.48 3,83,286 32.06

32,500 2.97 10,32,137 94.17

54,221 2.96 12,71,523 69.30

46,497 2.56 4,57,310 25.19

35,330 2.37 4,52,700 30.31

34,820 2.41 4,46,399 30.95

14,342 1.27 3,12,130 27.63

6,35,605 4.63 55,00,308 40.09

TABLE - 1.18 CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF MARGINAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Total

Marginal Workers

Cultivators


Agricul-tural

Labourers


1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Adilabad 2,57,207 20,237 7.87 1,52,388 59.25

2 Nizamabad 2,05,111 10,613 5.17 1,17,488 57.28

3 Karimnagar 2,86,464 15,792 5.51 1,72,205 60.11

4 Medak 2,46,709 15,279 6.19 1,50,410 60.97

5 Hyderabad 3,17,216 13,615 4.29 6,278 1.98

6 Rangareddy 3,61,301 20,770 5.75 90,154 24.95

7 Mahabubnagar 2,66,858 20,159 7.55 1,68,231 63.04

8 Nalgonda 2,48,274 13,094 5.27 1,69,872 68.42

9 Warangal 2,63,458 17,317 6.57 1,81,443 68.87

10 Khammam 1,69,465 10,298 6.08 1,16,931 69.00

Total 26,22,063 1,57,174 5.99 13,25,400 50.55




Others


8 9 10 11

15,245 5.93 69,337 26.96

21,332 10.4 55,678 27.15

23,387 8.16 75,080 26.21

14,095 5.71 66,925 27.13

13,657 4.31 2,83,666 89.42

19,166 5.30 2,31,211 63.99

11,349 4.25 67,119 25.15

9,794 3.94 55,514 22.36

8,730 3.31 55,968 21.24

4,169 2.46 38,067 22.46

1,40,924 5.37 9,98,565 38.08



TABLE - 1.19 CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF TOTAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Total

Workers Cultivators


Agricultural Labourers


1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Adilabad 13,23,667 3,63,737 27.48 4,84,912 36.63

2 Nizamabad 12,61,076 2,78,102 22.05 4,48,281 35.55

3 Karimnagar 18,76,768 3,60,390 19.20 7,56,859 40.33

4 Medak 14,42,203 3,53,221 24.49 5,71,129 39.60

5 Hyderabad 14,13,297 28,308 2.00 23,029 1.63

6 Rangareddy 21,96,078 2,70,925 12.34 3,49,032 15.89

7 Mahabubnagar 20,82,501 5,69,142 27.33 9,31,084 44.71

8 Nalgonda 17,41,693 3,25,224 18.67 8,63,131 49.56

9 Warangal 17,05,655 4,01,646 23.55 7,58,092 44.45

10 Khammam 12,99,004 2,00,694 15.45 7,29,602 56.17

Total 1,63,41,942 31,51,389 19.28 59,15,151 36.20




Others


8 9 10 11

84,661 6.40 3,90,357 29.49

1,71,311 13.58 3,63,382 28.82

1,68,340 8.97 5,91,179 31.50

67,642 4.69 4,50,211 31.22

46,157 3.27 13,15,803 93.10

73,387 3.34 15,02,734 68.43

57,846 2.78 5,24,429 25.18

45,124 2.59 5,08,214 29.18

43,550 2.55 5,02,367 29.45

18,511 1.42 3,50,197 26.96

7,76,529 4.75 64,98,873 39.77

TABLE - 1.20 NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS HAVING EACH OF THE SPECIFIED ASSETS, 2010

Sl. No.

District House-holds

Banking services

Television Scooter/

Motorcycle/Moped

Households with TV, Computer/Laptop, Telephone/Mobile

Phone & Scooter/Car

None of the Assets

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 6,51,770 3,45,214 3,06,433 96,998 9,483 1,69,552

2 Nizamabad 5,90,733 3,48,963 3,08,270 1,02,049 9,899 99,472

3 Karimnagar 9,80,739 5,12,015 5,89,283 1,92,965 16,190 1,63,689

4 Medak 6,66,764 3,57,986 3,49,304 1,19,276 15,872 1,11,903

5 Hyderabad 8,81,512 5,19,597 7,46,818 4,39,890 2,00,317 27,013

6 Rangareddy 12,63,714 7,81,336 9,49,853 4,98,040 1,99,886 91,707

7 Mahabubnagar 8,73,859 4,48,713

3,62,791 1,21,553 11,293 2,16,056

8 Nalgonda

8,75,432 4,32,185

4,64,172

1,43,010 15,308 1,73,782

9 Warangal

8,88,553 4,28,950

4,62,819

1,39,404 22,196 1,90,795

10 Khammam

7,47,586 3,40,102

4,16,734

1,15,078 15,140 1,65,900

4,20,662 45,15,061 49,56,477 9,68,263 5,15,584 14,09,869

Source: House Listing Operations, 2010, Director of Census Operations, Hyderabad.

Total



TABLE - 1.21 SCHEDULED CASTES POPULATION BY AREA, GENDER AND CHILD (0-6) POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Population Rural

Total Males Females Total Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 4,88,596 2,42,844 2,45,752 1,012 3,68,490 1,82,451 1,86,039

2 Nizamabad 3,71,074 1,78,798 1,92,276 1,075 3,23,425 1,55,816 1,67,609

3 Karimnagar 7,09,757 3,52,481 3,57,276 1,014 5,87,484 2,91,431 2,96,053

4 Medak 5,37,947 2,66,413 2,71,534 1,019 4,61,017 2,28,175 2,32,842

5 Hyderabad 2,47,927 1,24,313 1,23,614 994 - - -

6 Rangareddy 6,52,042 3,28,011 3,24,031 988 3,25,517 1,63,576 16,1,941

7 Mahabubnagar 7,08,954 3,56,099 3,52,855 991 6,51,273 3,27,589 3,23,684

8 Nalgonda 6,37,385 3,18,359 3,19,026 1,002 5,50,732 2,76,394 2,74,338

9 Warangal 6,16,102 3,07,709 3,08,393 1,002 4,61,297 2,30,559 2,30,738

10 Khammam 4,39,016 2,18,100 2,20,916 1,013 3,43,008 1,71,526 1,71,482

Total 54,08,800 26,93,127 27,15,673 1,008 40,72,243 20,27,517 20,44,726


Sex Ratio

TABLE - 1.21 (concld.) SCHEDULED CASTES POPULATION BY AREA, GENDER AND CHILD (0-6) POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District

Urban Percentage of

Total Males Females

SC pop. to Total Pop.

Rural SCs to total SC Pop.

Urban SCs to total SC Pop.

Males Females Total Sex Ratio

1 2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

1 Adilabad 1,20,106 60,393 59,713 17.82 75.42 24.58 26,326 24,604 50,930 935

2 Nizamabad 47,649 22,982 24,667 14.54 87.16 12.84 19,942 18,778 38,720 942

3 Karimnagar 1,22,273 61,050 61,223 18.80 82.77 17.23 30,874 28,997 59,871 939

4 Medak 76,930 38,238 38,692 17.73 85.70 14.30 31,944 30,971 62,915 970

5 Hyderabad 2,47,927 1,24,313 1,23,614 6.29 - 100.00 14,132 13,178 27,310 932

6 Rangareddy 3,26,525 1,64,435 1,62,090 12.31 49.92 50.08 39,982 38,550 78,532 964

7 Mahabubnagar 57,681 28,510 29,171 17.49 91.86 8.14 47,832 45,562 93,394 953

8 Nalgonda 86,653 41,965 44,688 18.27 86.40 13.60 35,506 34,046 69,552 959

9 Warangal 1,54,805 77,150 77,655 17.54 74.87 25.13 30,788 29,112 59,900 946

10 Khammam 96,008 46,574 49,434 16.84 78.13 21.87 23,635 23,452 47,087 992

Total 13,36,557 6,65,610 6,70,947 15.45 75.29 24.71 3,00,961 2,87,250 5,88,211 954

Child (0-6) Population



TABLE - 1.22

SCHEDULED CASTES LITERATE POPULATION AND LITERACY RATE, 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No.

District Total SC

Population

No. of Literates Literacy Rate

Males Females Total Males Females Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 4,88,596 1,47,911 1,07,927 2,55,838 68.31 48.80 58.46

2 Nizamabad 3,71,074 1,00,226 75,510 1,75,736 63.09 43.52 52.88

3 Karimnagar 7,09,757 2,17,364 1,65,033 3,82,397 67.59 50.27 58.84

4 Medak 5,37,947 1,47,130 1,06,616 2,53,746 62.75 44.32 53.42

5 Hyderabad 2,47,927 91,994 78,489 1,70,483 83.49 71.07 77.28

6 Rangareddy 6,52,042 2,09,708 1,61,474 3,71,182 72.81 56.56 64.72

7 Mahabubnagar 7,08,954 1,78,075 1,15,695 2,93,770 57.77 37.65 47.72

8 Nalgonda 6,37,385 2,01,096 1,43,878 3,44,974 71.10 50.49 60.75

9 Warangal 6,16,102 1,95,965 1,47,725 3,43,690 70.77 52.89 61.79

10 Khammam* 4,62,896 1,46,149 1,15,406 2,61,555 70.85 55.08 62.90

Total 54,32,680 16,35,618 12,17,753 28,53,371 68.04 49.90 58.90

Source: Directorate of Census Operations, Hyderabad Note: * Data includes population of Khammam district transferred to residual AP.

TABLE - 1.23 SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION BY AREA, GENDER AND CHILD (0-6 YEARS) POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

District Total Sex

Ratio

Rural

Total Males Females Total Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 4,95,794 2,47,472 2,48,322 1,003 4,63,089 2,31,551 2,31,538

2 Nizamabad 1,92,941 95,679 97,262 1,017 1,85,297 92,056 93,241

3 Karimnagar 1,06,745 53,495 53,250 995 92,353 46,204 46,149

4 Medak 1,68,985 86,574 82,411 952 1,56,801 80,309 76,492

5 Hyderabad 48,937 25,556 23,381 915 - - -

6 Rangareddy 2,18,757 1,12,768 1,05,989 940 1,33,890 68,748 65,142

7 Mahabubnagar 3,64,269 1,87,035 1,77,234 948 3,45,359 1,76,540 1,68,819

8 Nalgonda 3,94,279 2,03,876 1,90,403 934 3,66,300 1,89,061 1,77,239

9 Warangal 5,30,656 2,68,976 2,61,680 973 4,86,034 2,46,028 2,40,006

10 Khammam 6,56,577 3,26,225 3,30,352 1,013 6,00,916 2,99,712 3,01,204

Total 31,77,940 16,07,656 15,70,284 977 28,30,039 14,30,209 13,99,830

Sl. No.



TABLE - 1.23 (concld.) SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION BY AREA, GENDER AND CHILD (0-6 YEARS) POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No.

District

Urban (in Nos.) Percentage of Child (0-6) Population (in Nos.)

Total Males Females

ST pop. to Total Popula-tion

Rural STs to total ST Pop.

Males Females Total Sex Ratio

1 2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

1 Adilabad 32,705 15,921 16,784 18.09 93.40 6.60 34,505 32,976 67,481 956

2 Nizamabad 7,644 3,623 4,021 7.56 96.04 3.96 14,453 13,322 27,775 922

3 Karimnagar 14,392 7,291 7,101 2.83 86.52 13.48 6,134 5,630 11,764 918

4 Medak 12,184 6,265 5,919 5.57 92.79 7.21 14,586 13,291 27,877 911

5 Hyderabad 48,937 25,556 23,381 1.24 - 100.00 3,663 3,017 6,680 824

6 Rangareddy 84,867 44,020 40,847 4.13 61.20 38.80 17,547 15,525 33,072 885

7 Mahabubnagar 18,910 10,495 8,415 8.99 94.81 5.19 31,631 27,569 59,200 872

8 Nalgonda 27,979 14,815 13,164 11.30 92.90 7.10 28,875 24,294 53,169 841

9 Warangal 44,622 22,948 21,674 15.11 91.59 8.41 33,095 29,151 62,246 881

10 Khammam 55,661 26,513 29,148 25.18 91.52 8.48 43,005 41,334 84,339 961

Total 3,47,901 1,77,447 1,70,454 9.08 89.05 10.95 2,27,494 2,06,109 4,33,603 906


Urban STs to total ST Pop.

TABLE - 1.24 SCHEDULED TRIBES LITERATE POPULATION AND LITERACY RATE, 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No.

District Total ST

Population

No. of Literates Literacy Rate


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 4,95,794 1,30,838 89,084 2,19,922 61.44 41.37 51.35

2 Nizamabad 1,92,941 47,085 28,752 75,837 57.97 34.25 45.92

3 Karimnagar 1,06,745 28,820 20,090 48,910 60.85 42.19 51.49

4 Medak 1,68,985 40,976 22,146 63,122 56.92 32.04 44.73

5 Hyderabad 48,937 16,659 12,641 29,300 76.09 62.08 69.34

6 Rangareddy 2,18,757 62,588 41,495 1,04,083 65.73 45.87 56.05

7 Mahabubnagar 3,64,269 83,464 45,555 1,29,019 53.71 30.44 42.29

8 Nalgonda 3,94,279 1,04,938 59,065 1,64,003 59.96 35.56 48.08

9 Warangal 5,30,656 1,36,361 90,593 2,26,954 57.81 38.96 48.45

10 Khammam* 7,65,565 2,00,493 1,50,974 3,51,467 59.75 43.67 51.59

Total 32,86,928 8,52,222 5,60,395 14,12,617 59.49 39.44 49.51




TABLE - 1.25 DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES POPULATION BY MAIN WORKERS, MARGINAL WORKERS

AND TOTAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS (in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Total SC

Population Main

Workers


Marginal Workers


Total Workers

(col. 4+col. 6)


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 4,88,596 1,84,534 37.77 55,700 11.40 2,40,234 49.17

2 Nizamabad 3,71,074 1,61,433 43.50 39,920 10.76 2,01,353 54.26

3 Karimnagar 7,09,757 2,98,236 42.02 70,385 9.92 3,68,621 51.94

4 Medak 5,37,947 2,20,629 41.01 56,532 10.51 2,77,161 51.52

5 Hyderabad 2,47,927 76,938 31.03 20,959 8.45 97,897 39.49

6 Rangareddy 6,52,042 2,42,584 37.20 54,065 8.29 2,96,649 45.50

7 Mahabubnagar 7,08,954 3,27,729 46.23 54,509 7.69 3,82,238 53.92

8 Nalgonda 6,37,385 2,77,647 43.56 52,168 8.18 3,29,815 51.75

9 Warangal 6,16,102 2,46,255 39.97 59,221 9.61 3,05,476 49.58

10 Khammam * 4,62,896 2,06,172 44.54 32,874 7.10 2,39,046 51.64

Total 54,32,680 22,42,157 41.27 4,96,333 9.14 27,38,490 50.41


TABLE - 1.26 CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES MAIN WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Household Industries


Others


1 2 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 7,932 4.30 47,401 25.69

2 Nizamabad 14,505 8.99 27,357 16.95

3 Karimnagar 11,973 4.01 68,615 23.01

4 Medak 3,758 1.70 45,408 20.58

5 Hyderabad 1,989 2.59 73,222 95.17

6 Rangareddy 4,309 1.78 1,24,746 51.42

7 Mahabubnagar 5,462 1.67 54,956 16.77

8 Nalgonda 1,926 0.69 66,807 24.06

9 Warangal 1,940 0.79 68,574 27.85

10 Khammam * 1,187 0.58 48,740 23.64

Total 54,981 2.45 6,25,826 27.91


Main Workers

Cultivators



3 4 5 7

1,84,534 41,918 22.72 47.30

1,61,433 31,511 19.52 54.55

2,98,236 35,526 11.91 61.07

2,20,629 45,358 20.56 57.16

76,938 687 0.89 1.35

2,42,584 36,106 14.88 31.92

3,27,729 68,916 21.03 60.54

2,77,647 20,938 7.54 67.70

2,46,255 26,876 10.91 60.45

2,06,172 8,833 4.28 71.50

22,42,157 3,16,669 14.12 55.51


6

87,283

88,060

1,82,122

1,26,105

1,040

77,423

1,98,395

1,87,976

1,48,865

1,47,412

12,44,681



TABLE - 1.27 CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES MARGINAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Household Industries


Others


1 2 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 2,362 4.24 13,100 23.52

2 Nizamabad 2,082 5.22 6,286 15.75

3 Karimnagar 2,658 3.78 14,363 20.41

4 Medak 1,471 2.60 10,612 18.77

5 Hyderabad 746 3.56 19,042 90.85

6 Rangareddy 1,534 2.84 24,308 44.96

7 Mahabubnagar 1,132 2.08 9,769 17.92

8 Nalgonda 774 1.48 9,168 17.57

9 Warangal 839 1.42 11,000 18.57

10 Khammam * 489 1.49 6,989 21.26

Total 14,087 2.84 1,24,637 25.11


Marginal Workers


Agricul-tural

Labourers


3 5 6 7

55,700 4.84 37,541 67.40

39,920 3.21 30,269 75.82

70,385 2.95 51,285 72.86

56,532 3.88 42,258 74.75

20,959 3.86 362 1.73

54,065 4.95 25,546 47.25

54,509 4.27 41,279 75.73

52,168 1.79 41,293 79.15

59,221 2.44 45,937 77.57

32,874 2.30 24,639 74.95

4,96,333 3.47 3,40,409 68.58

Cultiva-tors

4

2,697

1,283

2,079

2,191

809

2,677

2,329

933

1,445

757

17,200

TABLE - 1.28 CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TOTAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District House-hold

Industries


Others


1 2 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 10,294 4.28 60,501 25.18

2 Nizamabad 16,587 8.24 33,643 16.71

3 Karimnagar 14,631 3.97 82,978 22.51

4 Medak 5,229 1.89 56,020 20.21

5 Hyderabad 2,735 2.79 92,264 94.25

6 Rangareddy 5,843 1.97 1,49,054 50.25

7 Mahabubnagar 6,594 1.73 64,725 16.93

8 Nalgonda 2,700 0.82 75,975 23.04

9 Warangal 2,779 0.91 79,574 26.05

10 Khammam * 1,676 0.70 55,729 23.31

Total 69,068 2.52 7,50,463 27.40


Marginal Workers


Agricul-tural

Labourers


3 5 6 7

2,40,234 18.57 1,24,824 51.96

2,01,353 16.29 1,18,329 58.77

3,68,621 10.20 2,33,407 63.32

2,77,161 17.16 1,68,363 60.75

97,897 1.53 1,402 1.43

2,96,649 13.07 1,02,969 34.71

3,82,238 18.64 2,39,674 62.70

3,29,815 6.63 2,29,269 69.51

3,05,476 9.27 1,94,802 63.77

2,39,046 4.01 1,72,051 71.97

27,38,490 12.19 15,85,090 57.88

Cultiva-tors

4

44,615

32,794

37,605

47,549

1,496

38,783

71,245

21,871

28,321

9,590

3,33,869



TABLE - 1.29 DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION BY MAIN WORKERS, MARGINAL WORKERS

AND TOTAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS (in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Total S.T Population

Main Workers


Marginal Workers


Total Workers


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 4,95,794 2,11,230 42.60 56,364 11.37 2,67,594 53.97

2 Nizamabad 1,92,941 82,653 42.84 16,713 8.66 99,366 51.50

3 Karimnagar 1,06,745 47,211 44.23 9,357 8.77 56,568 52.99

4 Medak 1,68,985 70,634 41.80 14,530 8.60 85,164 50.40

5 Hyderabad 48,937 13,574 27.74 4,621 9.44 18,195 37.18

6 Rangareddy 2,18,757 80,793 36.93 18,479 8.45 99,272 45.38

7 Mahabubnagar 3,64,269 1,66,482 45.70 24,005 6.59 1,90,487 52.29

8 Nalgonda 3,94,279 1,80,454 45.77 31,565 8.01 2,12,019 53.77

9 Warangal 5,30,656 2,45,877 46.33 42,506 8.01 288,383 54.34

10 Khammam * 7,65,565 3,58,922 46.88 75,054 9.80 4,33,976 56.69

Total 32,86,928 14,57,830 44.35 2,93,194 8.92 17,51,024 53.27


TABLE - 1.30 CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES MAIN WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Main

Workers Cultiva-tors


Agricul-tural

Labourers




Others


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 2,11,230 1,09,026 51.61 75,898 35.93 4,542 2.15 21,764 10.30

2 Nizamabad 82,653 37,045 44.82 35,041 42.40 3,280 3.97 7,287 8.82

3 Karimnagar 47,211 14,165 30.00 23,197 49.13 1,552 3.29 8,297 17.57

4 Medak 70,634 28,731 40.68 31,850 45.09 1,134 1.61 8,919 12.63

5 Hyderabad 13,574 196 1.44 285 2.10 329 2.42 12,764 94.03

6 Rangareddy 80,793 21,510 26.62 23,860 29.53 2,005 2.48 33,418 41.36

7 Mahabubnagar 1,66,482 67,720 40.68 67,372 40.47 2,906 1.75 28,484 17.11

8 Nalgonda 1,80,454 51,889 28.75 1,02,372 56.73 2,130 1.18 24,063 13.33

9 Warangal 2,45,877 1,11,405 45.31 1,07,598 43.76 1,944 0.79 24,930 10.14

10 Khammam * 3,58,922 98,071 27.32 2,24,041 62.42 2,348 0.65 34,462 9.60

Total 14,57,830 5,39,758 37.02 6,91,514 47.43 22,170 1.52 2,04,388 14.02




TABLE - 1.31 CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES MARGINAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Marginal Workers

Cultiva-tors




House-hold

Industries


Others


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 56,364 6,037 10.71 38,633 68.54 2,330 4.13 9,364 16.61

2 Nizamabad 16,713 1,103 6.60 13,153 78.70 633 3.79 1,824 10.91

3 Karimnagar 9,357 406 4.34 7,103 75.91 319 3.41 1,529 16.34

4 Medak 14,530 1,152 7.93 11,374 78.28 337 2.32 1,667 11.47

5 Hyderabad 4,621 185 4.00 98 2.12 228 4.93 4,110 88.94

6 Rangareddy 18,479 1,934 10.47 8,362 45.25 895 4.84 7,288 39.44

7 Mahabubnagar 24,005 2,286 9.52 16,024 66.75 920 3.83 4,775 19.89

8 Nalgonda 31,565 2,515 7.97 24,099 76.35 686 2.17 4,265 13.51

9 Warangal 42,506 5,055 11.89 31,891 75.03 681 1.60 4,879 11.48

10 Khammam * 75,054 6,829 9.10 59,281 78.98 1,263 1.68 7,681 10.23

Total 2,93,194 27,502 9.38 2,10,018 71.63 8,292 2.83 47,382 16.16


TABLE - 1.32 CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TOTAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District




Others


1 2 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 42.80 6,872 2.57 31,128 11.63

2 Nizamabad 48.50 3,913 3.94 9,111 9.17

3 Karimnagar 53.56 1,871 3.31 9,826 17.37

4 Medak 50.75 1,471 1.73 10,586 12.43

5 Hyderabad 2.10 557 3.06 16,874 92.74

6 Rangareddy 32.46 2,900 2.92 40,706 41.00

7 Mahabubnagar 43.78 3,826 2.01 33,259 17.46

8 Nalgonda 59.65 2,816 1.33 28,328 13.36

9 Warangal 48.37 2,625 0.91 29,809 10.34

10 Khammam * 65.29 3,611 0.83 42,143 9.71

Total 51.49 30,462 1.74 2,51,770 14.38


Total Workers

Cultiva-tors



3 4 5 6

2,67,594 1,15,063 43.00 1,14,531

99,366 38,148 38.39 48,194

56,568 14,571 25.76 30,300

85,164 29,883 35.09 43,224

18,195 381 2.09 383

99,272 23,444 23.62 32,222

1,90,487 70,006 36.75 83,396

2,12,019 54,404 25.66 1,26,471

2,88,383 1,16,460 40.38 1,39,489

4,33,976 1,04,900 24.17 2,83,322

17,51,024 5,67,260 32.40 9,01,532



TABLE - 1.33 STATUTORY TOWNS ALONG WITH THEIR OUT GROWTHS SHOWING HOUSEHOLDS AND

POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS (in Nos.)

Sl. No.

Name of the Town/Out Growth Civic Status Total

Households

Total Population


1 2 3 4 5 6 7

I. ADILABAD DISTRICT

1 Adilabad Municipality 25,840 1,17,167 59,448 57,719

2 Kagaznagar Municipality 13,630 57,583 28,649 28,934

3 Bhainsa Municipality 10,607 49,764 25,053 24,711

4 Nirmal Municipality 19,298 88,433 44,053 44,380

5 Bellampally Municipality 13,837 55,841 28,024 27,817

6 Mandamarri Municipality 12,864 52,352 26,808 25,544

7 Mancherial M + OG 22,277 89,935 45,534 44,401

(i) Mancherial Municipality 21,475 86,911 44,011 42,900

(ii) Seetarampalle (OG) - 802 3,024 1,523 1,501

II. NIZAMABAD DISTRICT

1 Armur M + OG 15,079 64,023 1,736 32,287

(i) Armur Municipality 10,313 43,903 1,661 22,242

(ii) Mamidipalle (OG) - 2,520 10,571 5,298 5,273

(iii) Perkit (OG) - 2,246 9,549 4,777 4,772

2 Nizamabad Municipal Corporation 66,617 3,11,152 54,929 1,56,223

3 Bodhan Municipality 16,206 77,573 38,651 38,922

4 Kamareddy Municipality 17,759 80,315 39,660 40,655

III. KARIMNAGAR DISTRICT

1 Ramagundam M + OG 60,674 2,42,979 1,23,430 1,19,549

(i) Ramagundam Municipality 57,181 2,29,644 1,16,748 1,12,896

(ii) Raidandi (OG) - 770 2,982 1,513 1,469

(iii) Kundanapalle (OG) - 779 3,038 1,489 1,549

(iv) Lingapur (OG) - 514 1,895 927 968

(v) Penchikalpet (OG) - 509 1,904 974 930

(vi) Sundilla (OG) - 921 3,516 1,779 1,737

2 Jagtial M + OG 24,995 1,03,930 51,828 52,102

(i) Jagtial Municipality 23,105 96,460 48,056 48,404

(ii) Kandlapalle (OG) (Part) - 97 334 167 167

(iii) Mothe (R) (OG) (Part) - 693 2,687 1,365 1,322

(iv) Jagtial (R) (OG) (Part) - 433 1,752 882 870

(v) Tippannapet (OG) (Part) - 28 1,721 856 865

(vi) Dharur (OG) (Part) - 239 976 502 474

3 Koratla Municipality 15,669 66,504 33,250 33,254

4 Municipality 12,070 50,902 25,475 25,427 Metpally



TABLE - 1.33 (contd.) STATUTORY TOWNS ALONG WITH THEIR OUT GROWTHS SHOWING HOUSEHOLDS AND


Sl. No.

Name of the Town / Out Growth Civic Status Total

Households

Total Population


1 2 3 4 5 6 7

5 Karimnagar MC + OG 69,634 2,89,821 1,46,145 1,43,676

(i) Karimnagar Municipal

Corporation 62,497 2,61,185 1,31,817 1,29,368

(ii) Chintakunta (OG) (Part) - 896 3,437 1,746 1,691

(iii) Sitarampur (OG) - 731 3,017 1,526 1,491

(iv) Arepalle (OG) (Part) - 1,775 6,987 3,526 3,461

(v) Bommakal (OG) - 2,152 9,031 4,445 4,586

(vi) Alugnur (OG) - 1,583 6,164 3,085 3,079

6 Sircilla M + OG 20,780 83,186 41,525 41,661

(i) Sircilla Municipality 18,810 75,550 37,679 37,871

(ii) Sircilla ( R) (OG) (Part) - 782 3,136 1,585 1,551

(iii) Mushitipalle (OG) (Part) - 1,188 4,500 2,261 2,239

1 Medak M + OG 9,571 46,880 22,586 24,294

(i) Medak Municipality 9,011 44,255 21,336 22,919

(ii) Ausulpalle (OG) - 560 2,625 1,250 1,375

2 Siddipet M + OG 14,879 66,737 33,164 33,573

(i) Siddipet Municipality 14,500 65,158 32,366 32,792

(ii) Imambad (OG) - 379 1,579 798 781

3 Zahirabad M + OG 13,824 71,166 36,069 35,097

(i) Zahirabad Municipality 9,625 50,532 25,564 24,968

(ii) Buchnelli (OG) (Part) - 129 631 323 308

(iii) Pastapur (OG) - 1,112 4,878 2,554 2,324

(iv) Tamadpalle (OG) - 214 966 482 484

(v) Hyderabad (OG) - 1,957 10,341 5,234 5,107

(vi) Hothi (K) (OG) - 787 3,818 1,912 1,906

4 Sadasivpet M + OG 10,452 47,920 24,347 23,573

(i) Sadasivpet Municipality 9,310 42,950 21,926 21,024

(ii) Siddapur (R) (OG) - 202 860 428 432

(iii) Nandikandi (OG) - 935 4,097 1,986 2,111

(iv) Madikunta (OG) (Part) - 5 13 7 6

5 Sangareddy M + OG 14,947 72,344 36,706 35,638

(i) Sangareddy Municipality 14,845 71,376 35,986 35,390

(ii) Chintalpalle (OG) (Part) - 102 968 720 248

IV. MEDAK DISTRICT





Sl. No.

Name of the Town/ Out Growth Civic Status Total

Households

Total Population


1 2 3 4 5 6 7

V. HYDERABAD DISTRICT

1 Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation

MC + OG 15,83,908 69,93,262 35,76,640 34,16,622

(i) Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation

Municipal Corporation

15,24,392 67,31,790 34,42,696 32,89,094

(ii) Tellapur (OG) - 3,326 14,403 7,385 7,018

(iii) Bandlaguda (OG) - 1,735 7,237 3,818 3,419

(iv) Gagilapur (OG) - 945 3,727 1,946 1,781

(v) Dommara Pochampalle (OG) - 1,332 5,615 2,907 2,708

(vi) Bahadurpalle (OG) - 1,195 5,051 2,582 2,469

(vii) Bowrampet (OG) - 1,052 4,671 2,424 2,247

(viii) Mallampet (OG) - 1,771 6,857 3,575 3,282

(ix) Nizampet (OG) - 5,517 21,272 10,924 10,348

(x) Dulapalle (OG) - 1,623 6,802 3,428 3,374

(xi) Singaipalle (OG) - 390 1,723 871 852

(xii) Ahmadguda (OG) - 1,523 6,150 3,105 3,045

(xiii) Rampalle (OG) - 1,693 7,193 3,689 3,504

(xiv) Chengicherla (OG) - 856 4,163 2,180 1,983

(xv) Narepalle (OG) - 1,009 4,445 2,346 2,099

(xvi) Miyapur (OG) - 87 370 181 189

(xvii) Parvathapur (OG) - 1,026 4,362 2,187 2,175

(xviii) Maktha Bibi Sahebguda (OG) - 940 3,795 1,969 1,826

(xix) Hathiguda (OG) - 22 91 49 42

(xx) Tatti Annaram (OG) - 1,086 4,499 2,348 2,151

(xxi) Tatti Khana (OG) - 23 103 54 49

(xxii) Kalvancha (OG) - 767 3,013 1,562 1,451





Sl. No.

Name of the Town/ Out Growth Civic Status Total

Households

Total Population


1 2 3 4 5 6 7


(xiii) Manneguda (OG) - 134 561 290 271

(xxiv) Toroor (Faroor) (OG) - 1,352 5,923 3,046 2,877

(xxv) Munganoor (OG) - 440 1,899 899 1,000

(xxvi) Pedda Amberpet(Kalan) (OG) - 2,029 8,541 4,292 4,249

(xxvii) Injapur (OG) - 1,049 4,308 2,248 2,060

(xxviii) Kuntloor (OG) - 1,734 7,041 3,569 3,472

(xxix) Medibowli (OG) - 477 2,023 1,025 998

(xxx) Almasguda (OG) - 1,490 6,356 3,249 3,107

(xxxi) Dawoodkhanguda (OG) - 139 612 297 315

(xxxii) Chintalakunta (OG) - 203 933 420 513

(xxxiii) Renukapur (OG) - 6 20 11 9

(xxxiv) Jalpalle (OG) - 2,660 13,065 6,800 6,265

(xxxv) Mamidipalle (OG) - 2,574 12,900 6,677 6,223

(xxxvi) Kurmalguda (OG) - 351 1,488 791 697

(xxxvii) Nadurgul (OG) - 3,426 15,172 7,791 7,381

(xxxviii) Balapur (OG) - 6,561 34,326 17,486 16,840

(xxxix) Venkatapur (OG) - 263 1,223 614 609

(xl) Mallapur (OG) - 838 3,725 1,956 1,769

(xli) Hydershakot (OG) - 1,388 6,131 3,130 3,001

(xlii) Alizapur (OG) - 112 587 295 292

(xliii) Neknampur (OG) - 334 1,661 834 827

(xliv) Kokapet (OG) - 748 3,471 1,627 1,844

(xlv) Manikonda (Jagir) (OG) - 993 4,093 2,035 2,058

(xlvi) Puppalaguda (OG) - 1,713 7,348 3,742 3,606

(xlvii) Satamrai (OG) - 574 2,481 1,267 1,214

(xlviii) Pashambanda (OG) - 10 42 23 19

2 Cantonment

Board 50,333 2,17,910 1,13,577 1,04,333 Secunderabad





Sl. No.

Name of the town / Out Growth Civic Status Total

Households

Total Population


1 2 3 4 5 6 7

VI. RANGAREDDY DISTRICT

1 Vikarabad Municipality 11,089 53,143 26,467 26,676

2 Tandur Municipality 13,216 65,115 32,595 32,520

VII. MAHABUBNAGAR DISTRICT

1 Mahabubnagar M + OG 37,886 1,90,400 96,142 94,258

(i) Mahabubnagar Municipality 31,145 1,57,733 79,177 78,556

(ii) Mahabubnagar (R) (OG) - 4,991 24,649 12,895 11,754

(iii) Yedira (OG) (Part) - 1,750 8,018 4,070 3,948

2 Narayanpet Nagar

Panchayat 7,914 41,752 20,697 21,055

3 Wanaparathy Municipality 12,866 60,949 31,501 29,448

4 Gadwal M + OG 13,178 63,177 31,935 31,242

(i) Gadwal Municipality 11,996 57,569 29,070 28,499

(ii) Gadwal (R) (OG) (Part) - 1,182 5,608 2,865 2,743

VIII. NALGONDA DISTRICT

1 Bhongir Municipality 12,196 53,339 27,073 26,266

2 Suryapet M + OG 25,448 1,06,805 52,773 54,032

(i) Suryapet Municipality 25,129 1,05,531 52,111 53,420

(ii) Kesaram (OG) (Part) - 133 498 251 247

(iii) Pillalamarri (OG) (Part) - 186 776 411 365

3 Nalgonda M + OG 36,826 1,54,326 77,320 77,006

(i) Nalgonda Municipality 32,292 1,35,744 67,971 67,773

(ii) Nalgonda (R) (OG) - 613 2,443 1,275 1,168

(iii) Panagallu (R) (OG) - 605 2,413 1,217 1,196

(iv) Gollaguda (R) (OG) - 769 3,320 1,639 1,681

(v) Arjalabavi (OG) - 513 2,029 1,029 1,000

(vi) Gandhamvarigudem (OG) - 1,004 4,128 2,079 2,049

(vii) Marriguda (OG) - 1,030 4,249 2,110 2,139

4 Miryalaguda M + OG 26,800 1,04,918 52,565 52,353

(i) Miryalaguda Municipality 26,516 1,03,817 52,005 51,812

(ii) Nandipahad (OG) (Part) - 284 1,101 560 541



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Households

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IX. WARANGAL DISTRICT

1 Warangal MC + OG 1,71,429 7,04,570 3,53,309 3,51,261

(i) Warangal Municipal Corporation

1,49,801 6,15,998 3,08,509 3,07,489

(ii) Unikicherla (OG) - 816 2,953 1,487 1,466

(iii) Hasanparthy (OG) - 4,276 18,360 9,415 8,945

(iv) Pegadapalle (OG) - 1,435 5,645 2,819 2,826

(v) Chinthagattu (OG) - 1,181 4,472 2,193 2,279

(vi) Madikonda (OG) - 4,778 19,229 9,606 9,623

(vii) Waddepalle (R) (OG) - 1,065 4,355 2,192 2,163

(viii) Palvelpula (R) (OG) - 798 4,046 2,181 1,865

(ix) Thimmapur (Haveli)(R) (OG) - 1,784 7,513 3,828 3,685

(x) Nakkalapalle (OG) - 229 928 476 452

(xi) Gopalpur (OG) - 2,331 9,620 4,878 4,742

(xii) Dharmaram (OG) - 1,577 6,091 3,036 3,055

(xiii) Vasanthapur (OG) - 300 1,163 574 589

(xiv) Stambampalle (OG) - 1,058 4,197 2,115 2,082

2 Jangaon Municipality 12,276 52,394 26,764 25,630

X. KHAMMAM DISTRICT

1 Manugur Municipality 8,265 32,091 15,933 16,158

2 Palwancha Municipality 20,782 80,199 39,923 40,276

3 Kothagudem Municipality 20,156 79,819 39,001 40,818

4 Yellandu M + OG 8,921 35,056 17,016 18,040

(i) Yellandu Municipality 8,581 33,732 16,338 17,394

(ii) Romped (OG) (Part) - 133 563 306 257

(iii) Sudimalla (OG) (Part) - 207 761 372 389

5 Sathupalle Nagar

Panchayat 8,478 31,857 15,776 16,081

6 Khammam M + OG 50,823 1,96,283 96,898 99,385

(i) Khammam Municipality 47,661 1,84,210 90,925 93,285

(ii) Edulapuram (OG) (Part) - 3,162 12,073 5,973 6,100

Note: M: Municipality; MC: Municipal Corporation; NP: Nagar Panchayat; OG: Out Growth Source: Directorate of Census Operations, Hyderabad.



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1 2 3 4 5 6


1 Adilabad Municipality 12,996 6,528 6,468

2 Kagaznagar Municipality 8,704 4,256 4,448

3 Bhainsa Municipality 4,878 2,432 2,446

4 Nirmal Municipality 6,282 3,069 3,213

5 Bellampalle Municipality 16,672 8,232 8,440

6 Mandamarri Municipality 12,841 6,530 6,311

7 Mancherial M + OG 10,847 5,411 5,436

(i) Mancherial Municipality 10,121 5,054 5,067

(ii) Seetarampalle (OG) - 726 357 369


1 Armur M + OG 5,257 2,577 2,680

(i) Armur Municipality 3,421 1,673 1,748

(ii) Mamidipalle (OG) - 1,128 553 575

(iii) Perkit (OG) - 708 351 357

2 Nizamabad Municipal Corporation

23,788 11,640 12,148

3 Bodhan Municipality 5,458 2,673 2,785

4 Kamareddy Municipality 5,555 2,643 2,912


1 Ramagundam M + OG 52,110 26,133 25,977

(i) Ramagundam Municipality 48,738 24,442 24,296

(ii) Raidandi (OG) - 543 277 266

(iii) Kundanapalle (OG) - 709 365 344

(iv) Lingapur (OG) - 427 205 222

(v) Penchikalpet (OG) - 647 314 333

(vi) Sundilla (OG) - 1,046 530 516

2 Jagtial M + OG 8,194 3,960 4,234

(i) Jagtial Municipality 7,016 3,365 3,651

(ii) Kandlapalle (OG) (Part) - 110 56 54

(iii) Mothe (R) (OG) (Part) - 101 48 53

(iv) Jagtial (R) (OG) (Part) - 402 204 198

(v) Tippannapet (OG) (Part) - 46 19 27

(vi) Dharur (OG) (Part) - 519 268 251

3 Koratla Municipality 5,614 2,750 2,864

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5 Karimnagar MC + OG 28,196 14,188 14,008


Corporation 23,635 11,892 11,743

(ii) Chintakunta (OG) (Part) - 436 231 205

(iii) Sitarampur (OG) - 201 107 94

(iv) Arepalle (OG) (Part) - 1,236 625 611

(v) Bommakal (OG) - 1,543 759 784

(vi) Alugnur (OG) - 1,145 574 571

6 Sircilla M + OG 4,465 2,183 2,282

(i) Sircilla Municipality 3,676 1,772 1,904

(ii) Sircilla ( R) (OG) (Part) - 706 362 -

(iii) Mushitipalle (OG) (Part) - 83 49 34

IV. MEDAK DISTRICT

1 Medak M + OG 5,232 2,243 2,989

(i) Medak Municipality 4,948 2,108 2,840

(ii) Ausulpalle (OG) - 284 135 149

2 Siddipet M + OG 5,368 2,561 2,807

(i) Siddipet Municipality 4,863 2,307 2,556

(ii) Imambad (OG) - 505 254 251

3 Zahirabad M + OG 7,591 3,757 3,834

(i) Zahirabad Municipality 4,249 2,094 2,155

(ii) Buchnelli (OG) (Part) - 553 279 274

(iii) Pastapur (OG) - 958 479 479

(iv) Tamadpalle (OG) - 5 1 4

(v) Hyderabad (OG) - 998 501 497

(vi) Hothi (K) (OG) - 828 403 425

4 Sadasivpet M + OG 4,303 2,173 2,130

(i) Sadasivpet Municipality 3,405 1,734 1,671

(ii) Siddapur (R) (OG) - - - -

(iii) Nandikandi (OG) - 898 439 459

(iv) Madikunta (OG) (Part) - - - -

5 M + OG 9,087 4,648 4,439

(i) Sangareddy Municipality 8,853 4,436 4,417

(ii) Chintalpalle (OG) (Part) - 234 212 22

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1 Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation MC + OG 4,90,422 2,47,507 2,42,915



4,59,802 2,31,845 2,27,957

(ii) Tellapur (OG) - 2,280 1,138 1,142

(iii) Bandlaguda (OG) - 636 322 314

(iv) Gagilapur (OG) - 558 270 288

(v) Dommara Pochampalle (OG) - 254 131 123

(vi) Bahadurpalle (OG) - 578 287 291

(vii) Bowrampet (OG) - 597 297 300

(viii) Mallampet (OG) - 366 188 178

(ix) Nizampet (OG) - 1,143 578 565

(x) Dulapalle (OG) - 527 278 249

(xi) Singaipalle (OG) - 267 139 128

(xii) Ahmadguda (OG) - 862 420 442

(xiii) Rampalle (OG) - 1,503 764 739

(xiv) Chengicherla (OG) - 481 235 246

(xv) Narepalle (OG) - 623 330 293

(xvi) Miyapur (OG) - 25 11 14

(xvii) Parvathapur (OG) - 655 317 338

(xviii) Maktha Bibi Sahebguda (OG) - 378 202 176

(xix) Hathiguda (OG) - 8 6 2

(xx) Tatti Annaram (OG) - 1,030 536 494

(xxi) Tatti Khana (OG) - 5 3 2

(xxii) Kalvancha (OG) - 88 44 44

(xxiii) Manneguda (OG) - 17 8 9

(xxiv) Toroor (Faroor) (OG) - 906 458 448

(xxv) Munganoor (OG) - 383 186 197

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(xxvi) Pedda Amberpet (Kalan) (OG) - 1,669 869 800

(xxvii) Injapur (OG) - 1,026 525 501

(xxviii) Kuntloor (OG) - 1,214 622 592

(xxix) Medibowli (OG) - 108 57 51

(xxx) Almasguda (OG) - 619 331 288

(xxxi) Dawoodkhanguda (OG) - 92 49 43

(xxxii) Chintalakunta (OG) - 84 44 40

(xxxiii) Renukapur (OG) - - - -

(xxxiv) Jalpalle (OG) - 1,349 700 649

(xxxv) Mamidipalle (OG) - 1,193 656 537

(xxxvi) Kurmalguda (OG) - 246 127 119

(xxxvii) Nadurgul (OG) - 2,515 1,302 1,213

(xxxviii) Balapur (OG) - 2,479 1,244 1,235

(xxxix) Venkatapur (OG) - 83 38 45

(xl) Mallapur (OG) - 291 154 137

(xli) Hydershakot (OG) -

571 298

273

(xlii) Alizapur (OG) -

24 13

11

(xliii) Neknampur (OG) -

559 282

277

(xliv) Kokapet (OG) -

310 167

143

(xlv) Manikonda (Jagir) (OG) -

647 320

327

(xlvi) Puppalaguda (OG) -

514 274

240

(xlvii) Satamrai (OG) -

857 442

415

(xlviii) Pashambanda (OG) - - - -

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1 Vikarabad Municipality 9,688 4,454 5,234

2 Tandur Municipality 3,910 1,881 2,029


1 Mahabubnagar M + OG 13,087 6,459 6,628

(i) Mahabubnagar Municipality 10,438 5,105 5,333

(ii) Mahabubnagar (R) (OG) - 1,647 850 797

(iii) Yedira (OG) (Part) - 1,002 504 498

2 Narayanpet Nagar

Panchayat 4,388 2,076 2,312

3 Wanaparathy Municipality 6,000 3,066 2,934

4 Gadwal M + OG 6,314 3,151 3,163

(i) Gadwal Municipality 5,347 2,696 2,651

(ii) Gadwal (R) (OG) (Part) - 967 455 512


1 Bhongir Municipality 7,543 3,962 3,581

2 Suryapet M + OG 14,172 6,534 7,638

(i) Suryapet Municipality 13,995 6,448 7,547

(ii) Kesaram (OG) (Part) - 95 44 51

(iii) Pillalamarri (OG) (Part) - 82 42 40

3 Nalgonda M + OG 22,682 11,096 11,586

(i) Nalgonda Municipality 18,032 8,821 9,211

(ii) Nalgonda (R) (OG) - 397 203 194

(iii) Panagallu (R) (OG) - 949 487 462

(iv) Gollaguda (R) (OG) - 898 411 487

(v) Arjalabavi (OG) - 625 306 319

(vi) Gandhamvarigudem (OG) - 449 222 227

(vii) Marriguda (OG) - 1,332 646 686

4 M + OG 11,199 5,454 5,745

(i) Miryalaguda Municipality 11,164 5,439 5,725

(ii) Nandipahad (OG) (Part) - 35 15 20

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1 Warangal MC + OG 1,01,089 50,013 51,076

(i) Warangal Municipal Corporation

79,316 39,048 40,268

(ii) Unikicherla (OG) - 495 243 252

(iii) Hasanparthy (OG) - 4,745 2,379 2,366

(iv) Pegadapalle (OG) - 1,392 707 685

(v) Chinthagattu (OG) - 1,329 672 657

(vi) Madikonda (OG) - 5,467 2,758 2,709

(vii) Waddepalle (R) (OG) - 277 139 138

(viii) Palvelpula (R) (OG) - 763 391 372

(ix) Thimmapur (Haveli) (R) (OG) - 2,372 1,195 1,177

(x) Nakkalapalle (OG) - 836 435 401

(xi) Gopalpur (OG) - 1,828 924 904

(xii) Dharmaram (OG) - 789 391 398

(xiii) Vasanthapur (OG) - 335 160 175

(xiv) Stambampalle (OG) - 1,145 571 574

2 Jangaon Municipality 8,335 4,467 3,868

X. KHAMMAM DISTRICT

1 Manugur Municipality 4,686 2,335 2,351

2 Palwancha Municipality 13,179 6,372 6,807

3 Kothagudem Municipality 15,748 7,547 8,201

4 Yellandu M + OG 5,829 2,830 2,999

(i) Yellandu Municipality 5,657 2,740 2,917

(ii) Romped (OG) (Part) - 42 26 16

(iii) Sudimalla (OG) (Part) - 130 64 66

5 Sathupalle Nagar

Panchayat 4,765 2,337 2,428

6 M + OG 21,281 10,224 11,057

(i) Khammam Municipality 19,954 9,589 10,365

(ii) Edulapuram (OG) (Part) - 1,327 635 692


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Name of the Town/Out Growth Civic Status Total Population


1 2 3 4 5 6


1 Adilabad Municipality 5,552 2,799 2,753

2 Kagaznagar Municipality 718 361 357

3 Bhainsa Municipality 588 294 294

4 Nirmal Municipality 1,315 663 652

5 Bellampalle Municipality 881 447 434

6 Mandamarri Municipality 2,094 1,058 1,036

7 Mancherial M + OG 1,433 724 709

(i) Mancherial Municipality 1,410 714 696

(ii) Seetarampalle (OG) - 23 10 13


1 Armur M + OG 815 414 401

(i) Armur Municipality 470 233 237

(ii) Mamidipalle (OG) - 170 92 78

(iii) Perkit (OG) - 175 89 86


3,425 1,717 1,708

3 Bodhan Municipality 792 468 324

4 Kamareddy Municipality 949 315 634


1 Ramagundam M + OG 4,168 2,074 2,094

(i) Ramagundam Municipality 4,080 2,032 2,048

(ii) Raidandi (OG) - 8 5 3

(iii) Kundanapalle (OG) - 61 26 35

(iv) Lingapur (OG) - 4 3 1

(v) Penchikalpet (OG) - 12 5 7

(vi) Sundilla (OG) - 3 3 -

2 Jagtial M + OG 633 295 338

(i) Jagtial Municipality 504 230 274

(ii) Kandlapalle (OG) - - - -

(iii) Mothe (R) (OG) (Part) - 16 7 9

(iv) Jagtial (R) (OG) (Part) - - - -

(v) Tippannapet (OG) (Part) - 113 58 55

(vi) Dharur (OG) (Part) - - - -

3 Koratla Municipality 1,321 710 611

4 Municipality 776 399 377 Metpally



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1 2 3 4 5 6

5 Karimnagar MC + OG 5,282 2,717 2,565


Corporation 4,896 2,500 2,396

(ii) Chintakunta (OG) (Part) - 53 35 18

(iii) Sitarampur (OG) - 28 14 14

(iv) Arepalle (OG) (Part) - 156 88 68

(v) Bommakal (OG) - 69 38 31

(vi) Alugnur (OG) - 80 42 38

6 Sircilla M + OG 784 400 384

(i) Sircilla Municipality 645 326 319

(ii) Sircilla ( R) (OG) (Part) - 139 74 65

(iii) - - - -

IV. MEDAK DISTRICT

1 Medak M + OG 1,086 466 620

(i) Medak Municipality 1,018 436 582

(ii) Ausulpalle (OG) - 68 30 38

2 Siddipet M + OG 518 260 258

(i) Siddipet Municipality 511 256 255

(ii) Imambad (OG) - 7 4 3

3 Zahirabad M + OG 1,185 608 577

(i) Zahirabad Municipality 307 160 147

(ii) Buchnelli (OG) (Part) - - - -

(iii) Pastapur (OG) - 20 15 5

(iv) Tamadpalle (OG) - - - -

(v) Hyderabad (OG) - 190 101 89

(vi) Hothi(K) (OG) - 668 332 336

4 Sadasivpet M + OG 382 213 169

(i) Sadasivpet Municipality 309 174 135

(ii) Siddapur (R) (OG) - - - -

(iii) Nandikandi (OG) - 73 39 34

(iv) Madikunta (OG) (Part) - - - -

5 M + OG 1,291 611 680

(i) Sangareddy Municipality 1,166 486 680

(ii) Chintalpalle (OG) (Part) - 125 125 -

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1 MC + OG 1,14,756 59,937 54,819



1,07,409 56,091 51,318

(ii) Tellapur (OG) - 496 273 223

(iii) Bandlaguda (OG) - 101 49 52

(iv) Gagilapur (OG) - 226 107 119

(v) Dommara Pochampalle (OG) - 49 19 30

(vi) Bahadurpalle (OG) - 256 140 116

(vii) Bowrampet (OG) - 24 6 18

(viii) Mallampet (OG) - 50 24 26

(ix) Nizampet (OG) - 598 281 317

(x) Dulapalle (OG) - 162 88 74

(xi) Singaipalle (OG) - 13 4 9

(xii) Ahmadguda (OG) - 340 174 166

(xiii) Rampalle (OG) - 111 59 52

(xiv) Chengicherla (OG) - 214 121 93

(xv) Narepalle (OG) - 384 198 186

(xvi) Miyapur (OG) - 5 2 3

(xvii) Parvathapur (OG) - 55 27 28

(xviii) Maktha Bibi Sahebguda (OG) - 86 46 40

(xix) Hathiguda (OG) - - - -

(xx) Tatti Annaram (OG) - 47 31 16

(xxi) Tatti Khana (OG) - 37 19 18

(xxii) Kalvancha (OG) - 46 24 22

(xxiii) Manneguda (OG) - 8 4 4

(xxiv) Toroor (Faroor) (OG) - 30 15 15

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(xxv) Munganoor (OG) - 91 44 47

(xxvi) Pedda Amberpet (Kalan) (OG) - 46 20 26

(xxvii) Injapur (OG) - 790 436 354

(xxviii) Kuntloor (OG) - 98 44 54

(xxix) Medibowli (OG) - 52 32 20

(xxx) Almasguda (OG) - 205 115 90

(xxxi) Dawoodkhanguda (OG) - 46 20 26

(xxxii) Chintalakunta (OG) - 186 90 96

(xxxiii) Renukapur (OG) - - - -

(xxxiv) Jalpalle (OG) - 251 134 117

(xxxv) Mamidipalle (OG) - 512 258 254

(xxxvi) Kurmalguda (OG) - - - -

(xxxvii) Nadurgul (OG) - 357 178 179

(xxxviii) Balapur (OG) - 160 81 79

(xxxix) Venkatapur (OG) - 22 11 11

(xl) Mallapur (OG) - 701 410 291

(xli) Hydershakot (OG) - 75 39 36

(xlii) Alizapur (OG) - - - -

(xliii) Neknampur (OG) - 5 4 1

(xliv) Kokapet (OG) - 7 5 2

(xlv) Manikonda (Jagir) (OG) - 13 7 6

(xlvi) Puppalaguda (OG) - 52 27 25

(xlvii) Satamrai (OG) - 335 178 157

(xlviii) Pashambanda (OG) - 5 2 3

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1 Vikarabad Municipality 2,847 1,504 1,343

2 Tandur Municipality 1,028 428 600


1 Mahabubnagar M + OG 3,560 1,909 1,651

(i) Mahabubnagar Municipality 1,850 942 908

(ii) Mahabubnagar (R) (OG) - 1,625 922 703

(iii) Yedira (OG) (Part) - 85 45 40

2 Narayanpet Nagar Panchayat 220 100 120

3 Wanaparathy Municipality 2,304 1,325 979

4 Gadwal M + OG 779 464 315

(i) Gadwal Municipality 510 257 253

(ii) Gadwal (R) (OG) (Part) - 269 207 62


1 Bhongir Municipality 810 515 295

2 Suryapet M + OG 6,788 3,573 3,215

(i) Suryapet Municipality 6,722 3,542 3,180

(ii) Kesaram (OG) (Part) - 12 5 7

(iii) Pillalamarri (OG) (Part) - 54 26 28

3 Nalgonda M + OG 2,397 1,200 1,197

(i) Nalgonda Municipality 1,848 926 922

(ii) Nalgonda (R) (OG) - 214 105 109

(iii) Panagallu (R) (OG) - 121 62 59

(iv) Gollaguda (R) (OG) - 14 9 5

(v) Arjalabavi (OG) - 24 12 12

(vi) Gandhamvarigudem (OG) - 131 66 65

(vii) Marriguda (OG) - 45 20 25

4 M + OG 6,295 3,194 3,101

(i) Miryalaguda Municipality 6,101 3,100 3,001

(ii) Nandipahad (OG) (Part) - 194 94 100

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1 Warangal MC + OG 19,347 10,157 9,190

(i) Warangal Municipal

Corporation 16,636 8,770 7,866

(ii) Unikicherla (OG) - 6 4 2

(iii) Hasanparthy (OG) - 133 63 70

(iv) Pegadapalle (OG) - 31 13 18

(v) Chinthagattu (OG) - 49 26 23

(vi) Madikonda (OG) - 562 284 278

(vii) Waddepalle (R) (OG) - 859 439 420

(viii) Palvelpula (R) (OG) - 99 65 34

(ix) Thimmapur (Haveli) (R) (OG) - 74 37 37

(x) Nakkalapalle (OG) - 1 - 1

(xi) Gopalpur (OG) - 599 308 291

(xii) Dharmaram (OG) - 68 36 32

(xiii) Vasanthapur (OG) - 24 12 12

(xiv) Stambampalle (OG) - 206 100 106

2 Jangaon Municipality 1,694 991 703

X. KHAMMAM DISTRICT

1 Manugur Municipality 4,992 2,337 2,655

2 Palwancha Municipality 13,549 6,681 6,868

3 Kothagudem Municipality 4,831 2,296 2,535

4 Yellandu M + OG 2,918 1,131 1,787

(i) Yellandu Municipality 2,854 1,101 1,753

(ii) Romped (OG) (Part) - 7 3 4

(iii) Sudimalla (OG) (Part) - 57 27 30

5 Sathupalle Nagar Panchayat 1,996 969 1,027

6 Khammam M + OG 9,562 4,364 5,198

(i) Khammam Municipality 7,131 3,203 3,928

(ii) Edulapuram (OG) (Part) - 2,431 1,161 1,270





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Population Slum

Population % of Slum Population

1 2 3 4 5 6


1 Adilabad Municipality 1,17,167 79,298 67.68

2 Kagaznagar Municipality

57,583 42,547 73.89

3 Bhainsa Municipality

49,764 30,607 61.50

4 Nirmal Municipality 88,433 39,523 44.69

5 Bellampalle Municipality 55,841 34,188 61.22

6 Mandamarri Municipality 52,352 26,167 49.98

7 Mancherial M + OG 89,935 50,982 56.69


1 Armur M + OG 64,023 17,212 26.88


3,11,152 2,01,879 64.88

3 Bodhan Municipality

77,573 51,624 66.55

4 Kamareddy Municipality 80,315 31,552 39.29


1 Ramagundam M + OG 2,42,979 1,26,949 52.25

2 Jagtial M + OG 1,03,930 93,602 90.06

3 Koratla Municipality 66,504 33,429 50.27

4 Metpally Municipality 50,902 37,758 74.18

5 Karimnagar MC + OG 2,89,821 92,914 32.06

6 Sircilla M + OG 83,186 53,116 64.51

IV. MEDAK DISTRICT

1 Medak M + OG 46,880 13,285 28.34

2 Siddipet M + OG 66,737 65,158 97.63

3 Zahirabad M + OG 71,166 34,988 49.16

4 Sadasivpet M + OG 47,920 18,418 38.43

5 Sangareddy M + OG 72,344 27,106 37.47


1 Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation MC + OG 69,93,262 22,87,014 32.70

2 Secunderabad Cantonment

Board 2,17,910 69,733 32.00



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Population Slum

Population % of Slum Population

1 2 3 4 5 6


1 Vikarabad Municipality 53,143 31,412 59.11

2 Tandur Municipality

65,115 46,616 71.59


1 Mahabubnagar M + OG 1,90,400 74,244 38.99

2 Narayanpet Nagar Panchayat

41,752 29,366 70.33

3 Wanaparathy Municipality

60,949 26,671 43.76

4 Gadwal M + OG 63,177 49,488 78.33


1 Bhongir Municipality 53,339 35,453 66.47

2 Suryapet M + OG 1,06,805 73,670 68.98

3 Nalgonda M + OG 1,54,326 72,220 46.80

4 Miryalaguda M + OG 1,04,918 44,486 42.40


1 Warangal MC + OG 7,04,570 2,46,516 34.99

2 Jangaon Municipality 52,394 29,858 56.99

X. KHAMMAM DISTRICT

1 Manugur Municipality 32,091 31,059 96.78

2 Palwancha Municipality 80,199 48,328 60.26

3 Kothagudem Municipality 79,819 67,122 84.09

4 Yellandu M + OG 35,056 19,256 54.93

5 Sathupalle Nagar Panchayat 31,857 15,070 47.31

6 Khammam M + OG 1,96,283 88,439 45.06

Note: M: Municipality; M.C: Municipal Corporation; NP: Nagar Panchayat; OG: Out Growth Source: Directorate of Census Operations, Hyderabad.



TABLE - 1.37

DISABLED POPULATION BY SEX AND RESIDENCE, 2011 CENSUS (in Nos.)

Sl. No. District

Rural Urban Total

Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 30,310 26,636 56,946 10,359 8,237 18,596 40,669 34,873 75,542

2 Nizamabad 28,428 25,746 54,174 6,473 5,296 11,769 34,901 31,042 65,943

3 Karimnagar 48,794 42,924 91,718 12,710 10,394 23,104 61,504 53,318 1,14,822

4 Medak 29,803 24,779 54,582 7,409 5,656 13,065 37,212 30,435 67,647

5 Hyderabad - - - 96,038 81,871 1,77,909 96,038 81,871 1,77,909

6 Rangareddy 29,578 24,404 53,982 63,994 53,095 1,17,089 93,572 77,499 1,71,071

7 Mahabubnagar 50,698 44,317 95,015 7,129 5,638 12,767 57,827 49,955 1,07,782

8 Nalgonda 44,353 36,834 81,187 8,097 6,688 14,785 52,450 43,522 95,972

9 Warangal 36,603 31,044 67,647 11,187 8,644 19,831 47,790 39,688 87,478

10 Khammam* 34,678 31,838 66,516 8,772 7,368 16,140 43,450 39,206 82,656

Total 3,33,245 2,88,522 6,21,767 2,32,168 1,92,887 4,25,055 5,65,413 4,81,409 10,46,822


Sl. No. District

Total in seeing in Hearing

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 75,542 40,669 34,873 13,568 6,632 6,936 10,360 5,222 5,138

2 Nizamabad 65,943 34,901 31,042 10,094 4,675 5,419 7,901 4,035 3,866

3 Karimnagar 1,14,822 61,504 53,318 19,855 9,790 10,065 15,267 7,410 7,857

4 Medak 67,647 37,212 30,435 12,171 5,863 6,308 8,007 4,073 3,934

5 Hyderabad 1,77,909 96,038 81,871 46,882 24,602 22,280 41,201 21,542 19,659

6 Rangareddy 1,71,071 93,572 77,499 32,473 17,018 15,455 36,704 19,050 17,654

7 Mahabubnagar 1,07,782 57,827 49,955 17,552 8,588 8,964 15,511 7,752 7,759

8 Nalgonda 95,972 52,450 43,522 13,891 6,964 6,927 10,999 5,463 5,536

9 Warangal 87,478 47,790 39,688 12,634 6,456 6,178 12,319 6,073 6,246

10 Khammam* 82,656 43,450 39,206 15,857 7,701 8,156 9,610 4,668 4,942

Total 10,46,822 5,65,413 4,81,409 1,94,977 98,289 96,688 1,67,879 85,288 82,591

TABLE - 1.38 DISABLED POPULATION BY TYPE OF DISABILITY AND SEX, 2011 Census

(in Nos.)



TABLE - 1.38 (contd.) DISABLED POPULATION BY TYPE OF DISABILITY AND SEX, 2011 Census

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

in Speech in Movement Mental Retardation


1 2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

1 Adilabad 6,429 3,541 2,888 17,773 10,928 6,845 3,841 2,011 1,830

2 Nizamabad 7,684 4,101 3,583 17,109 10,249 6,860 4,164 2,202 1,962

3 Karimnagar 13,033 7,243 5,790 28,903 17,416 11,487 6,756 3,511 3,245

4 Medak 5,041 2,806 2,235 20,608 12,872 7,736 4,021 2,122 1,899

5 Hyderabad 16,424 9,307 7,117 9,056 5,508 3,548 6,991 3,897 3,094

6 Rangareddy 16,291 9,331 6,960 23,839 15,103 8,736 6,592 3,624 2,968

7 Mahabubnagar 7,855 4,367 3,488 29,528 17,735 11,793 5,643 2,920 2,723

8 Nalgonda 7,522 4,263 3,259 32,629 19,603 13,026 6,273 3,207 3,066

9 Warangal 8,761 4,831 3,930 24,995 15,326 9,669 5,390 2,824 2,566

10 Khammam* 6,770 3,751 3,019 21,712 12,660 9,052 5,087 2,675 2,412

Total 95,810 53,541 42,269 2,26,152 1,37,400 88,752 54,758 28,993 25,765

District

TABLE - 1.38 (concld.) DISABLED POPULATION BY TYPE OF DISABILITY AND SEX, 2011 Census

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Mental Illness Multiple Disability Other Disabilities


1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

1 Adilabad 1,745 909 836 5,870 3,126 2,744 15,956 8,300 7,656

2 Nizamabad 1,365 702 663 4,985 2,599 2,386 12,641 6,338 6,303

3 Karimnagar 2,435 1,233 1,202 9,942 5,109 4,833 18,631 9,792 8,839

4 Medak 1,512 827 685 6,248 3,369 2,879 10,039 5,280 4,759

5 Hyderabad 1,767 1,038 729 6,310 3,388 2,922 49,278 26,756 22,522

6 Rangareddy 2,250 1,258 992 7,622 4,259 3,363 45,300 23,929 21,371

7 Mahabubnagar 2,040 992 1,048 8,474 4,477 3,997 21,179 10,996 10,183

8 Nalgonda 1,987 1,028 959 8,687 4,681 4,006 13,984 7,241 6,743

9 Warangal 1,657 868 789 7,796 4,127 3,669 13,926 7,285 6,641

10 Khammam* 1,867 911 956 8,440 4,494 3,946 13,313 6,590 6,723

Total 18,625 9,766 8,859 74, 374 39,629 34,745 2,14,247 1,12,507 1,01,740

Source: Directorate of Census Operations, Hyderabad Note: * Data includes population of Khammam district transferred to residual AP



TABLE - 1.39 RELIGION WISE POPULATION, 2001 AND 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District 2001 2011


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 11,09,301 10,98,542 22,07,843 11,98,137 12,01,764 23,99,901

2 Nizamabad 9,79,163 10,04,112 19,83,275 10,36,875 10,86,551 21,23,426

3 Karimnagar 16,27,008 16,24,836 32,51,834 17,38,582 17,52,557 34,91,139

4 Medak 11,80,556 11,53,613 23,34,169 13,22,462 13,14,851 26,37,313

5 Hyderabad 10,97,629 10,24,334 21,21,963 10,46,624 9,99,427 20,46,051

6 Rangareddy 15,76,012 14,87,106 30,63,118 22,78,062 21,80,796 44,58,858

7 Mahabubnagar 16,20,072 15,73,860 31,93,932 18,59,243 18,14,213 36,73,456

8 Nalgonda 15,46,716 14,93,496 30,40,212 16,40,314 16,08,917 32,49,231

9 Warangal 15,35,398 14,93,139 30,28,537 16,40,261 16,33,494 32,73,755

10 Khammam* 12,18,145 11,87,921 24,06,066 12,90,929 13,04,392 25,95,321

Total 1,34,90,000 1,31,40,949 2,66,30,949 1,50,51,489 1,48,96,962 2,99,48,451

Hindus

TABLE - 1.39 (contd.) RELIGION WISE POPULATION, 2001 AND 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District 2001 2011


1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Adilabad 1,19,869 1,16,975 2,36,844 1,38,886 1,37,084 2,75,970

2 Nizamabad 1,71,621 1,67,203 3,38,824 1,96,117 1,95,479 3,91,596

3 Karimnagar 1,07,898 1,05,913 2,13,811 1,22,547 1,22,176 2,44,723

4 Medak 1,51,898 1,44,588 2,96,486 1,74,131 1,68,318 3,42,449

5 Hyderabad 8,17,394 7,59,189 15,76,583 8,80,127 8,33,278 17,13,405

6 Rangareddy 2,10,248 1,98,033 4,08,281 3,14,364 3,03,154 6,17,518

7 Mahabubnagar 1,50,762 1,46,213 2,96,975 1,68,594 1,65,578 3,34,172

8 Nalgonda 86,772 83,781 1,70,553 94,712 93,934 1,88,646

9 Warangal 89,841 87,376 1,77,217 98,880 98,453 1,97,333

10 Khammam* 69,726 67,913 1,37,639 79,156 79,731 1,58,887

Total 19,76,029 18,77,184 38,53,213 22,67,514 21,97,185 44,64,699


Muslims




(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District 2001 2011


1 2 15 16 17 18 19 20

1 Adilabad 7,247 7,504 14,751 7,481 7,941 15,422

2 Nizamabad 7,966 8,238 16,204 9,483 10,170 19,653

3 Karimnagar 10,116 10,460 20,576 12,172 12,807 24,979

4 Medak 17,495 17,156 34,651 17,004 17,297 34,301

5 Hyderabad 45,541 47,374 92,915 43,291 44,231 87,522

6 Rangareddy 45,680 44,213 89,893 71,742 72,295 1,44,037

7 Mahabubnagar 9,280 9,520 18,800 10,494 10,851 21,345

8 Nalgonda 16,053 16,399 32,452 17,078 17,947 35,025

9 Warangal 16,220 17,134 33,354 15,029 16,348 31,377

10 Khammam* 15,505 15,272 30,777 16,152 17,311 33,463

Total 1,91,103 1,93,270 3,84,373 2,19,926 2,27,198 4,47,124

Christian


(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District 2001 2011


1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26

1 Adilabad 569 496 10,065 733 644 1,377

2 Nizamabad 973 903 1,876 1,198 1,159 2,357

3 Karimnagar 1,051 911 1,962 1,066 1,020 2,086

4 Medak 448 394 842 685 624 1,309

5 Hyderabad 6,375 4,576 10,951 6,005 5,441 11,446

6 Rangareddy 2,415 2,097 4,512 4,336 3,726 8,062

7 Mahabubnagar 150 104 254 350 308 658

8 Nalgonda 407 405 812 528 409 937

9 Warangal 587 512 1,099 773 680 1,453

10 Khammam* 243 205 448 356 299 655

Total 13,218 10,603 23,821 16,030 14,310 30,340


Sikhs




(in Nos.)

Sl. No

District 2001 2011


1 2 27 28 29 30 31 32

1 Adilabad 220 206 426 317 300 617

2 Nizamabad 212 197 409 268 274 542

3 Karimnagar 45 36 81 147 165 312

4 Medak 147 136 283 222 235 457

5 Hyderabad 8,476 8,116 16,592 9,922 9,638 19,560

6 Rangareddy 839 691 1,530 1,828 1,708 3,536

7 Mahabubnagar 14 12 26 176 212 388

8 Nalgonda 43 46 89 130 120 250

9 Warangal 154 153 307 284 285 569

10 Khammam* 119 97 216 221 238 459

Total 10,269 9,690 19,959 13,515 13,175 26,690

Jains


(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District 2001 2011


1 2 33 34 35 36 37 38

1 Adilabad 12,342 12,050 24,392 12,910 12,600 25,510

2 Nizamabad 977 903 1,880 962 885 1,847

3 Karimnagar 64 58 122 170 162 332

4 Medak 312 299 611 279 275 554

5 Hyderabad 418 414 832 695 573 1,268

6 Rangareddy 807 721 1,528 1,087 954 2,041

7 Mahabubnagar 20 12 32 143 147 290

8 Nalgonda 37 29 66 129 112 241

9 Warangal 41 28 69 134 119 253

10 Khammam* 58 38 96 113 104 217

Total 15,076 14,552 29,628 16,622 15,931 32,553

Source: Directorate, Census Operation, Hyderabad. Note: This Population includes the population pertaining to the villages transferred to residual A.P for Khammam district.

Buddhists




(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District 2001 2011


1 2 39 40 41 42 43 44

1 Adilabad 65 72 137 157 165 322

2 Nizamabad 16 22 38 69 77 146

3 Karimnagar 157 155 312 58 57 115

4 Medak 58 52 110 119 98 217

5 Hyderabad 642 636 1,278 976 953 1,929

6 Rangareddy 484 467 951 861 768 1,629

7 Mahabubnagar 48 36 84 121 146 267

8 Nalgonda 25 17 42 61 71 132

9 Warangal 28 20 48 67 59 126

10 Khammam* 43 39 82 291 248 539

Total 1,566 1,516 3,082 2,780 2,642 5,422

Other Religions and Persuasions

TABLE - 1.39 (concld.) RELIGION WISE POPULATION, 2001 AND 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District 2001 2011


1 2 45 46 47 48 49 50

1 Adilabad 1,345 1,200 2,545 10,976 11,144 22,120

2 Nizamabad 1,977 1,202 3,179 5,669 6,099 11,768

3 Karimnagar 1,629 1,495 3,124 6,058 6,525 12,583

4 Medak 1,532 1,413 2,945 8,128 8,560 16,688

5 Hyderabad 4,698 3,941 8,639 30,935 31,207 62,142

6 Rangareddy 2,742 2,509 5,251 28,728 32,332 61,060

7 Mahabubnagar 1,994 1,837 3,831 11,265 11,187 22,452

8 Nalgonda 1,937 1,819 3,756 6,820 7,527 14,347

9 Warangal 2,626 2,747 5,373 3,853 3,857 7,710

10 Khammam* 1,704 1,899 3,603 3,770 4,059 7,829

Total 22,184 20,062 42,246 1,16,202 1,22,497 2,38,699


Religion not stated



TABLE - 1.40 GRADUATES AND ABOVE EDUCATED PERSONS AS PER 2001 AND 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No. District

2001 Census 2011 Census 2001 Census (Rural)


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 34,721 8,843 43,564 82,307 36,059 1,18,366 12,559 1,999 14,558

2 Nizamabad 41,041 10,885 51,926 77,961 37,487 1,15,448 20,357 3,832 24,189

3 Karimnagar 64,779 16,222 81,001 1,52,067 72,678 2,24,745 31,072 5,651 36,723

4 Medak 40,229 11,379 51,608 91,964 42,608 1,34,572 21,912 4,352 26,264

5 Hyderabad 3,02,558 1,64,186 4,66,744 3,52,221 2,53,708 6,05,929 - - -

6 Rangareddy 1,75,080 85,423 2,60,503 4,30,608 2,82,252 7,12,860 20,105 6,251 26,356

7 Mahabubnagar 53,032 14,543 67,575 1,08,394 48,773 1,57,167 30,375 6,330 36,705

8 Nalgonda 68,345 17,267 85,612 1,35,727 55,877 1,91,604 38,470 7,326 45,796

9 Warangal 77,063 22,854 99,917 1,57,051 73,217 2,30,268 31,494 5,731 37,225

10 Khammam 53,847 19,103 72,950 1,06,205 54,722 1,60,927 25,078 6,770 31,848

Total 9,10,695 3,70,705 12,81,400 16,94,505 9,57,381 26,51,886 2,31,422 48,242 2,79,664

TABLE - 1.40 (concld.) GRADUATES AND ABOVE EDUCATED PERSONS AS PER 2001 AND 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No. District

2011 Census (Rural) 2001 Census (Urban) 2011 Census (Urban)

Males Females Total Males Females Total Male Female Total

1 2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

1 Adilabad 34,284 11,117 45,401 22,162 6,844 29,006 48,023 24,942 72,965

2 Nizamabad 40,096 16,077 56,173 20,684 7,053 27,737 37,865 21,410 59,275

3 Karimnagar 77,341 31,889 1,09,230 33,707 10,571 44,278 74,726 40,789 1,15,515

4 Medak 44,027 15,112 59,139 18,317 7,027 25,344 47,937 27,496 75,433

5 Hyderabad - - - 3,02,558 1,64,186 4,66,744 3,52,221 2,53,708 6,05,929

6 Rangareddy 37,616 15,825 53,441 1,54,975 79,172 2,34,147 3,92,992 2,66,427 6,59,419

7 Mahabubnagar 62,618 23,009 85,627 22,657 8,213 30,870 45,776 25,764 71,540

8 Nalgonda 80,839 27,004 1,07,843 29,875 9,941 39,816 54,888 28,873 83,761

9 Warangal 68,286 23,138 91,424 45,569 17,123 62,692 88,765 50,079 1,38,844

10 Khammam* 54,772 22,536 77,308 28,769 12,333 41,102 51,433 32,186 83,619

Total 4,99,879 1,85,707 6,85,586 6,97,273 3,22,463 10,01,736 11,94,626 7,71,674 19,66,300




TABLE - 1.41 RANKING OF DISTRICTS BY POPULATION SIZE, 2001 AND 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District

2011 Census 2001 Census

Total Population

% to total Population

Rank Total

Population % to total Population

Rank

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 27,41,239 7.83 8 24,88,003 8.03 9

2 Nizamabad 25,51,335 7.29 10 23,45,685 7.57 10

3 Karimnagar 37,76,269 10.79 4 34,91,822 11.27 4

4 Medak 30,33,288 8.67 7 26,70,097 8.62 7

5 Hyderabad 39,43,323 11.27 3 38,29,753 12.36 1

6 Rangareddy 52,96,741 15.13 1 35,75,064 11.54 2

7 Mahabubnagar 40,53,028 11.58 2 35,13,934 11.34 3

8 Nalgonda 34,88,809 9.97 6 32,47,982 10.48 6

9 Warangal 35,12,576 10.03 5 32,46,004 10.48 5

10 Khammam 26,07,066 7.45 9 25,78,927 8.32 8

Total 3,50,03,674 100.00 - 3,09,87,271 100.00 -

TABLE - 1.42 RANKING OF DISTRICTS BY SEX RATIO, DENSITY OF POPULATION AND LITERACY RATE,

2001 AND 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No.

District

Sex Ratio Density of Population Literacy Rate By Sex, 2011

2001 2011 2001 2011 Total Males Females

Ratio Rank Ratio Rank Density Rank Density Rank Rate Rank Rate Rank Rate Rank

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

1 Adilabad 989 3 1,001 4 154 10 170 10 61.01 9 70.81 9 51.31 9

2 Nizamabad 1,017 1 1,040 1 295 3 321 3 61.25 8 71.47 7 51.54 7

3 Karimnagar 998 2 1,008 3 295 4 319 4 64.15 6 73.65 5 54.79 5

4 Medak 974 5 992 6 275 5 313 5 61.42 7 71.43 8 51.37 8

5 Hyderabad 933 10 954 10 17,649 1 18,172 1 83.25 1 86.99 1 79.35 1

6 Rangareddy 944 9 961 9 477 2 707 2 75.87 2 82.11 2 69.40 2

7 Mahabubnagar 972 7 977 8 191 8 220 8 55.04 10 65.21 10 44.72 10

8 Nalgonda 966 8 983 7 228 7 245 7 64.20 5 74.1 4 54.19 6

9 Warangal 973 6 997 5 253 6 273 6 65.11 4 74.58 3 55.69 4

10 Khammam 975 4 1,008 2 161 9 196 9 65.75 3 73.30 6 58.30 3

State 971 - 988 - 270 - 312 - 66.54 - 75.04 - 57.99 -




TABLE - 1.43 DETAILS OF REVENUE VILLAGES TRANSFERRED TO RESIDUAL ANDHRA PRADESH

AND RETAINED IN TELANGANA STATE (in Nos.)

Sl. No.

Name of the Mandal

Total No. of villages existing as per Census, 2011

No. of Villages transferred to residual A.P

Revenue Villages

Total Population

Geographical Area (in Hects.)

Forest Area (in Hects.)

Revenue Villages

Total Population

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Bhadrachalam 74 89,048 37,269 25,514 73 38,961

2 Kunavaram 56 26,245 20,382 5,435 56 26,245

3 V.R.Puram 62 25,597 47,473 35,695 62 25,597

4 Chintoor 89 40,725 95,529 84,380 89 40,725

Total: 281 1,81,615 2,00,653 1,51,024 280 1,31,528

5 Burghampadu 18 64,580 37,058 18,673 6 7,502

6 Kukkunoor 20 28,392 27,134 17,989 20 28,392

7 Velairpadu 21 22,882 41,544 29,471 21 22,882

Total: 59 1,15,854 1,05,736 66,133 47 58,776

340 2,97,469 3,06,389 2,17,157 327 190,304 Grand Total:

TABLE - 1.43 (concld.) DETAILS OF REVENUE VILLAGES TRANSFERRED TO RESIDUAL ANDHRA PRADESH

AND RETAINED IN TELANGANA STATE (in Nos.)

Sl. No.

Name of the Mandal

No. of Villages transferred to residual A.P

No. of Villages retained in Telangana State



Revenue Villages

Total Population



1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Bhadrachalam 36,441.26 25,514.00 1 50,087 827.74 -

2 Kunavaram 20,382.00 5,435.00 - - - -

3 V.R.Puram 47,473.00 35,695.00 - - - -

4 Chintoor 95,529.00 84,380.00 - - - -

1,99,825.26 1,51,024.00 1 50,087 827.74 -

5 Burghampadu 7,787.45 4,270.62 12 57,078 29,270.55 14,402.38

6 Kukkunoor 27,134.00 17,989.00 - - - -

7 Velairpadu 41,544.00 29,471.00 - - - -

Total 76,465.45 51,730.62 12 57,078 29,270.55 14,402.38

Grand Total 2,76,290.71 2,02,754.62 13 1,07,165 30,098.29 14,402.38

Total



The right to health is the economic, social

and cultural right to the highest attainable

standard of health. This right was well

recognized in the Universal Declaration of

Human Rights, International Covenant on

Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and the

Convention on the Rights of Persons

with Disabilities. Every Country around the Globe

are trying their best to address this issue of

affordable health care to all their citizens.

In accomplishing this, the Government of

India has launched the National Health Mission

(NHM) encompasses its two Sub-Missions, the

National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) and the

newly launched National Urban Health Mission

(NUHM). The main programmatic components

include Health System Strengthening in rural and

urban areas Reproductive-Maternal Neonatal

Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCH+A),

and Communicable and Non-Communicable

Diseases. The NHM envisages achievement of

universal access to equitable, affordable and

quality health care services that are accountable

and responsive to peoples need. As such, health

care should be within the reach of every citizen.

The Government has introduced various health

schemes and programmes for providing basic

health facilities to all of its citizens, including

women, children and senior citizens are being

implemented in the State. Many demographic

and health indicators have been prescribed to

monitor the health status in a given area like

district, State etc .

The availability of health care services is

found to be inadequate, both quantitatively and

qualitatively. Considering the fact, the

Government has introduced various health

schemes and programmes for providing basic

health facilities to all citizens. In six out of ten

districts of the State, the infant mortality rate

(IMR) is found to be much higher than the State

average of 39 and national average of 40. The

maternal mortality rate of the State is 92 which is

much lesser than the national average of 167.

Among all the districts, the maternal mortality

rate (MMR) of Adilabad district is comparatively

very high at 152, followed by Khammam and

Mahabubnagar districts. The percentage of home

deliveries is found to be very high in Adilabad

district with 11.5% as per District Level

Household and facility Survey (2012-13)

conducted by the International Institute for

Population Sciences.

Health Indicators

2. Health and Family Welfare



Human Development Index and Rankings

Human development is the expansion of

people’s freedom to live long, healthy and

creative lives. The construction of Human

Development Index combines three dimensions

of development viz., (i) per capita income,

ii) longevity and health standards, and iii) literacy

and education. The Human Development Index

for the years 2004-05 and 2011-12 and their

rankings are presented in this chapter. The indices

clearly indicate that there has been a significant improvement in the HDI in all districts of the State.

Table Content

2.1 Estimated Birth Rate, Death Rate and Infant Mortality Rate, 2011 to 2013

2.2 Estimated Age Specific Fertility Rate, 2011 to 2013

2.3 Status of Health Indicators in the State

2.4 Government Medical Facilities under Allopathic, 2014-15

2.5 Government Medical Facilities under Allopathic by Districts, 2014-15

2.6 Government Hospitals, Dispensaries and Doctors under AYUSH , 2014-15

2.7 Government Medical Hospitals under AYUSH by Districts, 2014-15

2.8 Medical Dispensaries - Ayurveda under AYUSH , 2014-15

2.9 Medical Dispensaries - Unani under AYUSH , 2014-15

2.10 Medical Dispensaries - Homeopathy under AYUSH , 2014-15

2.11 Medical Dispensaries - Naturopathy under AYUSH , 2014-15

2.12 Functioning of Family Planning Service Centers and Achievements, 2014-15

2.13 HIV Positives Identified and Patients Assisted, 2014-15

2.14 Human Development Index and its Rankings, 2004-05 and 2011-12

Health and Family Welfare

There are 108 general hospitals, 17 hospitals

for special treatment totaling to 125 hospitals

rendering services in the State. There are 671

primary health centers and 70 dispensaries are

existing in the State as on 31-03-2015.

The strength of doctors in these hospitals is

3742, including 510 contract doctors to provide

maternal and child health care and family welfare

services to the people of the State.



TABLE - 2.1 ESTIMATED BIRTH RATE, DEATH RATE AND INFANT MORTALITY RATE, 2011 TO 2013

Sl. No. Particulars

2011 2012 2013

Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Crude Birth Rate (per 1,000 Population)

17.8 16.6 17.5 17.9 16.6 17.5 17.7 16.7 17.4

Males - - - - - - - - -

Females - - - - - - - - -

2 Crude Death Rate (per 1,000 Population)

8.5 5.2 7.5 8.4 5.1 7.4 8.3 5.0 7.3

Males - - - 9.7 5.4 8.4 9.2 5.6 8.1

Females - - - 7.2 4.8 6.4 7.4 4.5 6.6

Infant Mortality Rate (per 1,000 Live Births)

47 31 43 46 30 41 44 29 39

Males - - - 45 27 40 43 28 39

Females - - - 47 33 43 45 30 40

4 Total Fertility Rate (TFR) - - - 1.9 1.7 1.8 1.9 1.7 1.8

Source: Sample Registration System Bulletins, 2012 , 2013 and 2014. Note: These rates pertains to combined State. Telangana State specific rates are not available.

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TABLE - 2.2 ESTIMATED AGE SPECIFIC FERTILITY RATE, 2011 to 2013

(per thousand females of the age group)

Sl. No.

Age Group

2011 2012 2013


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 15-19 35.3 16.5 30.7 36.3 16.7 31.5 31.1 16.9 27.0

2 20-24 216.8 143.8 196.7 210.6 140.4 191.9 219.9 173.1 205.4

3 25-29 163.7 129.6 153.4 164.8 131.4 154.6 100.4 106.4 102.4

4 30-34 74.6 58.8 69.8 68.3 55.6 64.5 20.3 35.2 25.0

5 35-39 30.2 16.8 26.4 27.5 15.4 23.9 4.9 4.1 4.6

6 40-44 10.9 3.6 8.7 10.1 3.7 8.2 1.4 0.6 1.1

7 45-49 3.6 1.0 2.8 2.8 0.8 2.2 - - -

Source: Sample Registration System Bulletins, 2012 , 2013 and 2014. Note: These rates pertains to combined State. Telangana State specific rates are not available.



TABLE - 2.3 STATUS OF HEALTH INDICATORS IN THE STATE

Sl. No.

District MMR

2011-13* IMR 2013*

TFR 2013*

CPR*** CBR 2013*

ASR 2011*

CSR 2011**

Full Immuniza-

tion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 152 48 1.7 57.0 19.2 1,001 934 38.7

2 Nizamabad 79 48 1.6 58.6 19.4 1,040 948 49.4

3 Karimnagar 74 37 1.9 67.9 18.0 1,008 935 38.5

4 Medak 90 49 1.9 59.2 17.0 992 952 42.9

5 Hyderabad 71 20 2.0 64.7 19.5 954 914 55.2

6 Rangareddy 78 33 2.0 65.1 18.0 961 933 35.5

7 Mahabubnagar 98 53 2.0 58.8 17.7 977 925 55.9

8 Nalgonda 90 47 1.6 68.8 17.4 983 923 50.0

9 Warangal 78 39 1.8 70.4 16.3 997 923 72.3

10 Khammam 99 45 1.8 73.8 17.5 1,011 958 44.7

State 92 39 1.8 66.7 17.4 988 933 48.3

Source: 1.*- Commissioner. Health and Family welfare, Hyd. 2.**- Census 2011 , 3.***-DLHFS –4-2012-13 IMR - Infant Mortality Rate (per 1000 live births) MMR - Maternity Mortality Ratio (per 1 lakh live births) TFR - Total Fertility Rate CSR -Child Sex Ratio (per 1000 males) CBR - Crude Birth Rate SR-Child Sex Ratio (per 1000 males) CPR - Contraceptive Prevalence Rate ASR - Adult sex Ratio (per 1000 males)

TABLE - 2.4 GOVERNMENT MEDICAL FACILITIES UNDER ALLOPATHIC, 2014-15

Sl. No.

Item Unit Medical Education

Vaidhya Vidhana Parishad

Health and Family welfare

Insurance Medical Services

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Hospitals

a) General Hospitals Nos. 5 99 - 4 108

b) Hospitals for Special Treatment

Nos. 14 3 - - 17

Total 19 102 - 4 125

2 Primary Health Centers Nos. - - 671 - 671

3 Beds Available

a) Men Nos. 3,133 - - - 3,133

b) Women Nos. 3,486 7,080 6,036 - 16,602

c) Children Nos. 919 - - 919

d) Common/General Nos. 1,099 - - 742 1,841

Total 8,637 7,080 6,036 742 22,495

4 Dispensaries Nos. - - - 70 70

Doctors working

a) Regular Doctors Nos. 950 711 1,019 552 3,232

b) Contract Doctors Nos. 71 146 283 10 510

Total 1,021 857 1,302 562 3,742

Source: 1. Directorate of Medical Education, Hyderabad, 2. Commissioner of Vaidhya Vidhana Parishad, Hyderabad 3. Directorate of Health & Family Welfare, Hyderabad, 4. Directorate of Insurance Medical Services, Hyderabad

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TABLE - 2.5 GOVERNMENT MEDICAL FACILITIES UNDER ALLOPATHIC BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District

General Hospitals

Hospitals for Special Treatment Total Hospitals (3+10) Fever T.B

Eye, ENT & Dental

Mental IDCD & Cancer

Women & Child

Total (4 to 9)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 10 - - - - - 1 1 11

2 Nizamabad 7 - - - - - - - 7

3 Karimnagar 8 - - - - - - - 8

4 Medak 12 - - - - - 1 1 13

5 Hyderabad 21 1 1 2 1 1 4 10 31

6 Rangareddy 9 - - - - - - - 9

7 Mahabubnagar 10 - - - - - - - 10

8 Nalgonda 12 - - - - - - - 12

9 Warangal 12 - 1 1 - 1 2 5 17

10 Khammam 7 - - - - - - - 7

Total 108 1 2 3 1 2 8 17 125

TABLE - 2.5 (concld.) GOVERNMENT MEDICAL FACILITIES UNDER ALLOPATHIC BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Primary Health

Beds Available for Dispen-saries Men Women Children Common Total Regular Contract

1 2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

1 Adilabad 72 179 1,411 80 124 1,794 2 152 103

2 Nizamabad 41 170 1,196 80 40 1,486 2 187 66

3 Karimnagar 71 - 1,616 - - 1,616 2 198 55

4 Medak 69 - 1,394 - 100 1,494 8 256 34

5 Hyderabad 85 2,289 4,062 579 1,152 8,082 30 1,323 47

6 Rangareddy 48 - 978 - 10 988 10 161 27

7 Mahabubnagar 84 - 1,614 - - 1,614 4 198 67

8 Nalgonda 74 - 1,454 - - 1,454 4 222 30

9 Warangal 70 495 1,545 180 415 2,635 4 379 23

10 Khammam 57 - 1,332 - - 1,332 4 156 58

Total 671 3,133 16,602 919 1,841 22,495 70 3,232 510

Source: 1. Commissioner of Vaidhya Vidhana Parishad, Hyderabad. 2. Directorate of Medical Education, Hyderabad. 3. Directorate of Health and Family Welfare, Hyderabad. 4. Directorate of Insurance Medical Services, Hyderabad.

Doctors



TABLE - 2.6 GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS, DISPENSARIES AND DOCTORS UNDER AYUSH, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

Sl. No. Item Units Ayurveda Unani Homeopathy Naturopathy Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1. Hospitals

General Hospitals Nos. 4 3 3 1 11

Total 4 3 3 1 11

2. Dispensaries

a) Government Dispensaries Nos. 228 122 94 - 444

b) National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) Dispensaries

Nos. 200 65 107 28 400

Total 428 187 201 28 844

3. Beds available in Hospitals

Common Beds Nos. 309 190 110 184 793

Total 309 190 110 184 793

4. Doctors working

a) General Hospitals Nos. 13 20 9 10 52

b) Government Dispensaries Nos. 170 98 61 - 329

c) National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) Dispensaries

Nos. 94 42 56 20 212

277 160 126 30 593 Source: Commissioner, Department of AYUSH, Hyderabad,

Total

Sl. No.

District Ayurveda Unani

Hospitals Beds

available Doctors

Patients treated

Hospitals Beds

available Doctors

Patients treated

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad - - - - - - - -

2 Nizamabad - - - - 1 5 1 35,118

3 Karimnagar - - - - - - - -

4 Medak 1 9 1 17,057 - - - -

5 Hyderabad 2 200 8 1,45,108 1 180 18 2,14,822

6 Rangareddy - - - - - - - -

7 Mahabubnagar - - - - - - - -

8 Nalgonda - - - - - - - -

9 Warangal 1 100 4 67,386 1 5 1 17,131

10 Khammam - - - - - - - -

Total 4 309 13 2,29,551 3 190 20 2,67,071

TABLE - 2.7 GOVERNMENT MEDICAL HOSPITALS UNDER AYUSH BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(in Nos.)



Sl. No.

District

Homeopathy Naturopathy

Hospitals Beds

available Doctors

Patients treated

Hospitals Beds

available Doctors

Patients treated

1 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

1 Adilabad - - - - - - - -

2 Nizamabad - - - - - - - -

3 Karimnagar - - - - - - - -

4 Medak - - - - - - - -

5 Hyderabad 2 100 8 2,52,474 1 184 10 8,158

6 Rangareddy - - - - - - - -

7 Mahabubnagar - - - - - - - -

8 Nalgonda 1 10 1 47,700 - - - -

9 Warangal - - - - - - - -

10 Khammam - - - - - - - -

Total 3 110 9 3,00,174 1 184 10 8,158

Source: Commissioner, Department of AYUSH, Hyderabad

TABLE - 2.7 (concld.) GOVERNMENT MEDICAL HOSPITALS UNDER AYUSH BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

TABLE - 2.8 MEDICAL DISPENSARIES - AYURVEDA UNDER AYUSH, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

Sl. No. District Government NRHM Total

Dispensaries Doctors Dispensaries Doctors Dispensaries Doctors

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 28 23 23 2 51 25

2 Nizamabad 17 14 22 5 39 19

3 Karimnagar 25 19 24 8 49 27

4 Medak 24 15 22 14 46 29

5 Hyderabad 6 5 - - 6 5

6 Rangareddy 12 11 21 20 33 31

7 Mahabubnagar 44 25 22 11 66 36

8 Nalgonda 25 19 21 15 46 34

9 Warangal 27 25 22 14 49 39

10 Khammam 20 14 23 5 43 19

Total 228 170 200 94 428 264

Note: Ayurveda Dispensaries are upgraded to AYUSH wings in Adilabad, Karimnagar and Khammam districts.



TABLE - 2.9 MEDICAL DISPENSARIES - UNANI UNDER AYUSH, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

Sl. No. District

Government NRHM Total


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 9 5 9 3 18 8

2 Nizamabad 8 7 7 2 15 9

3 Karimnagar 18 11 7 6 25 17

4 Medak 9 5 7 7 16 12

5 Hyderabad 15 24 - - 15 24

6 Rangareddy 15 11 8 8 23 19

7 Mahabubnagar 21 18 7 7 28 25

8 Nalgonda 13 8 6 6 19 14

9 Warangal 9 5 6 3 15 8

10 Khammam 5 4 8 - 13 4

Total 122 98 65 42 187 140

Source: Commissioner, Department of AYUSH, Hyderabad.

TABLE - 2.10 MEDICAL DISPENSARIES - HOMEOPATHY UNDER AYUSH, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Government NRHM Total


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 8 4 12 3 20 7

2 Nizamabad 7 1 12 3 19 4

3 Karimnagar 11 8 10 7 21 15

4 Medak 11 7 14 10 25 17

5 Hyderabad 9 6 - - 9 6

6 Rangareddy 7 7 11 7 18 14

7 Mahabubnagar 8 5 13 10 21 15

8 Nalgonda 9 4 12 8 21 12

9 Warangal 11 8 12 5 23 13

10 Khammam 13 11 11 3 24 14

Total 94 61 107 56 201 117



TABLE - 2.11 MEDICAL DISPENSARIES - NATUROPATHY UNDER AYUSH, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Government NRHM


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad - - 2 1 2 1

2 Nizamabad - - 3 2 3 2

3 Karimnagar - - 3 2 3 2

4 Medak - - 3 2 3 2

5 Hyderabad - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy - - 4 4 4 4

7 Mahabubnagar - - 3 1 3 1

8 Nalgonda - - 4 3 4 3

9 Warangal - - 4 4 4 4

10 Khammam - - 2 1 2 1

Total - - 28 20 28 20

Source: Commissioner, Department of AYUSH, Hyderabad.

Total

TABLE - 2.12 FUNCTIONING OF FAMILY PLANNING SERVICE CENTRES AND ACHIEVEMENTS, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

Sl. No. District

Service Centers Achievements

Rural Urban Total Sterlisations IUD’s inserted

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Adilabad 15 6 21 8,742 3,229

2 Nizamabad 29 5 34 18,098 6,443

3 Karimnagar 42 6 48 24,494 6,036

4 Medak 16 5 21 16,745 7,542

5 Hyderabad - 31 31 26,088 13,283

6 Rangareddy 18 8 26 24,454 18,029

7 Mahabubnagar 17 6 23 23,885 8,050

8 Nalgonda 48 6 54 24,034 13,454

9 Warangal 55 6 61 19,595 10,176

10 Khammam 39 6 45 15,851 7,240

Total 279 85 364 2,01,986 93,482

Source: Commissioner of Health and Family Welfare, Hyderabad.



TABLE - 2.13 HIV POSITIVES IDENTIFIED AND PATIENTS ASSISTED, 2014-15

( in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Identified during 2014-15 Alive on ART as on March. 2015

Males Females TS/TG Total Males Females TS/TG MCH FCH Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1 Adilabad 317 259 1 577 501 598 - 29 30 1,158

2 Nizamabad 576 494 - 1,070 2,067 2,484 - 101 80 4,732

3 Karimnagar 751 676 4 1,431 4,239 4,301 7 206 179 8,932

4 Medak 804 761 - 1,565 1,544 1,757 - 92 66 3,459

5 Hyderabad 1,678 1,259 19 2,956 9,399 7,982 27 487 390 18,285

6 Rangareddy 937 768 7 1,712 447 601 2 20 6 1,076

7 Mahabubnagar 875 870 - 1,745 2,534 2,689 - 82 52 5,357

8 Nalgonda 904 867 2 1,773 2,344 2,658 4 92 77 5,175

9 Warangal 577 541 29 1,147 2,113 2,185 25 152 129 4,604

10 Khammam 733 710 1 1,444 2,184 2,540 2 131 95 4,952

Total 8,152 7,205 63 15,420 27,372 27,795 67 1,392 1,104 57,730

Source: Project Director, AIDS Control Society, Hyderabad. Note: ART - Anti Retroviral Treatment, TS - Trans Sexual, TG - Trans Gender, MCH - Male child, FCH - Female child

TABLE - 2.14 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX AND ITS RANKINGS, 2004-05 AND 2011-12

Sl. No. District 2004-05 2011-12

HDI Rank HDI Rank

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Adilabad 0.289 6 0.508 6

2 Nizamabad 0.251 10 0.466 8

3 Karimnagar 0.35 4 0.521 4

4 Medak 0.261 9 0.446 10

5 Hyderabad 0.631 1 0.764 1

6 Rangareddy 0.364 2 0.605 2

7 Mahabubnagar 0.270 8 0.464 9

8 Nalgonda 0.320 5 0.500 7

9 Warangal 0.356 3 0.534 3

10 Khammam 0.286 7 0.519 5

0.343 - 0.513 -

Source: Human Development in Telangana State - District Profiles, CESS, Hyderabad

State



Telangana State is geographically located in a

semi-arid area and has predominantly hot and

dry climate. Summer starts in March, and reaches

peak in May with average high temperatures of

42°C (108°F) range. The monsoons enter into the

State in June and lasts until September with

about 700 mm of precipitation. A dry, mild

winter starts in late November and lasts until

early February with little humidity and average

temperatures in the range of 22–23°C(72–73°F).

The State is also prone to hailstorms in the

month of April and May, occasionally.

Rainfall

The average or normal rainfall of the State is

about 905.3 mm and about 80% of annual

rainfall is received from the south-west

monsoons alone during (June to September).

The rainfall in the State is erratic and uncertain

and distribution of the rainfall is uneven in

various mandals thus, making agriculture a

proverbial gamble with the monsoons. During

the period from 2004-05 to 2014-15, the annual

actual rainfall received was lowest in 2004-05

with 614 mm, where as it was the highest in

2013-14 with 1212.2 mm as against normal

rainfall of 905.3 mm in the State. Year wise

details of actual and normal rainfall are depicted

in the following graph.

3. Climate

Apart from rainfall, the details of climate

conditions such as minimum & maximum

temperatures, relative humidity & wind speed

and well frequency of ground water levels at

different stations are presented in this chapter.



Table Content

3.1 Season wise Rainfall from 2004-05 to 2014-15

3.2 Season wise Rainfall by Districts, 2014-15

3.3 Annual Average Rainfall by Districts, 2011-12 to 2014-15

3.4 (A) Maximum and Minimum Temperatures at different Stations, 2014

3.4 (B) Maximum and Minimum Temperatures at different Stations, 2015

3.5 (A) Relative Humidity and Wind Speed at different Stations, 2014

3.5 (B) Relative Humidity and Wind Speed at different Stations, 2015

3.6 Well frequency of Ground water level fluctuations, 2013-14

3.7 Well frequency of Ground water level fluctuations, 2014-15

Sl. No.

Year

South West Monsoon (June to September)

North-East Monsoon (October to December)

Winter Period (January and February)

Actual Normal %

Deviation Actual Normal

% Deviation

Actual Normal %

Deviation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

4 2007-08 734.6 715.1 2.7 61.6 129.2 -52.3 19.6 11.5 70.4

5 2008-09 755.2 715.1 5.6 38.6 129.2 -70.1 - 11.5 -100.0

6 2009-10 494.9 715.1 -30.8 122.0 129.2 -5.6 18.8 11.5 63.5

7 2010-11 894.4 715.1 25.1 152.6 129.2 18.1 10.1 11.5 -12.2

8 2011-12 601.1 715.1 -15.9 24.0 129.2 -81.4 8.0 11.5 -30.4

9 2012-13 707.2 715.1 -1.1 141.8 129.2 9.8 34.5 11.5 200.0

10 2013-14 851.5 715.1 19.1 243.2 129.2 88.2 1.3 11.5 -88.7

TABLE - 3.1 SEASON WISE RAINFALL FROM 2004-05 TO 2014-15 (in Millimeters)

3 2006-07 728.9 715.1 1.9 65.4 129.2 -49.4 0.6 11.5 -94.8

2 2005-06 808.2 715.1 13.0 172.3 129.2 33.4 - 11.5 -100

1 2004-05 455.8 715.1 -36.3 76.4 129.2 -40.9 37.4 11.5 225.2

11 2014-15 494.7 713.5 -30.7 54.4 129.5 -58.0 13.0 11.5 13.0



TABLE - 3.1 (concld.) SEASON WISE RAINFALL FROM 2004-05 TO 2014-15

(in Millimeters)

Sl. No.

Year

Hot Weather Period (March to May)

Total (June to May)

Actual Normal % Deviation Actual Normal % Deviation

1 2 12 13 14 15 16 17

1 2004-05 44.4 50.8 -12.6 614.0 906.6 -32.3

2 2005-06 137.1 50.8 169.9 1,117.6 906.6 23.3

3 2006-07 9.4 50.8 -81.5 804.3 906.6 -11.3

4 2007-08 124.2 50.8 144.5 940.0 906.6 3.7

5 2008-09 27.1 50.8 -46.7 820.9 906.6 -9.5

6 2009-10 46.1 50.8 -9.3 681.7 906.6 -24.8

7 2010-11 43.7 50.8 -14.0 1,100.8 906.6 21.4

8 2011-12 27.5 50.8 -45.9 660.6 906.6 -27.1

9 2012-13 33.3 50.8 -34.4 916.8 906.6 1.1

10 2013-14 116.2 50.8 128.7 1,212.2 906.6 33.7

11 2014-15 120.0 50.8 136.2 682.1 905.3 -24.7

Note: The normal rainfall is revised in 2014-15 due transfer of certain mandals from Khammam district to residual AP.

TABLE - 3.2 SEASON WISE RAINFALL BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(in Millimeters)

Sl. No.

District

South West Monsoon (June to September)

North-East Monsoon (October to December)

Winter Period (January and February)

Actual Normal %


% Deviation

Actual Normal %

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

1 Adilabad 705.3 984.1 -28.3 32.1 116.7 -72.5 33.0 17.0 94.1

2 Nizamabad 462.9 849.1 -45.5 31.6 134.1 -76.4 16.5 15.1 9.3

3 Karimnagar 564.3 794.7 -29.0 20.9 113.6 -81.6 33.2 17.4 90.8

4 Medak 403.0 675.8 -40.4 42.3 132.5 -68.1 17.3 9.8 76.5

5 Hyderabad 382.0 562.1 -32.0 66.4 151.9 -56.3 0.0 8.4 -100.0

6 Rangareddy 443.8 587.8 -24.5 58.6 132.0 -55.6 7.4 8.1 -8.6

7 Mahabubnagar 412.5 446.6 -7.6 66.2 120.9 -45.2 1.5 3.2 -53.1

8 Nalgonda 321.3 561.8 -42.8 82.1 139.7 -41.2 1.7 7.5 -77.3

9 Warangal 586.2 799.0 -26.6 44.4 120.0 -63.0 8.0 11.3 -29.2

10 Khammam 614.9 875.0 -29.7 108.5 133.7 -18.8 2.9 17.2 -83.1

Total 494.7 713.5 -30.7 54.4 129.5 -58.0 13.0 11.5 13.0



Sl. No.

District

Hot Weather Period (March to May)

Total (June, 2014 to May, 2015)

Actual Normal % of


% of Deviation

1 2 12 13 14 15 16 17

1 Adilabad 118.6 39.6 199.5 889.0 1157.4 -23.2

2 Nizamabad 150.9 37.2 305.6 661.9 1035.5 -36.1

3 Karimnagar 114.5 44.6 156.7 732.9 970.3 -24.5

4 Medak 153.5 49.9 207.6 616.1 868.0 -29.0

5 Hyderabad 139.7 56.6 146.8 588.1 779.0 -24.5

6 Rangareddy 169.7 53.2 219.0 679.5 781.1 -13.0

7 Mahabubnagar 89.0 33.2 168.1 569.2 603.9 -5.7

8 Nalgonda 73.4 43.6 68.3 478.5 752.6 -36.4

9 Warangal 141.9 63.3 124.2 780.5 993.6 -21.4

10 Khammam 99.9 86.8 15.1 826.2 1,112.8 -25.7

Total 120.0 50.8 136.2 682.1 905.3 -24.7

TABLE - 3.2 (concld.) SEASON WISE RAINFALL BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(in Millimeters)

TABLE - 3.3 ANNUAL AVERAGE RAINFALL BY DISTRICTS, 2011-12 TO 2014-15

(in Millimeters)

Sl. No. District Normal

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Actual %

Deviation Actual

% Deviation

Actual %

Deviation Normal Actual

% Deviation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1 Adilabad 1,157.6 860.1 -25.7 1,121.1 -3.2 1,700.6 46.9 1,157.6 889.0 -23

2 Nizamabad 1,035.7 935.5 -9.7 945.4 -8.7 1,290.8 24.6 1,035.7 661.9 -36

3 Karimnagar 970.2 624.3 -35.7 990.4 2.1 1,352.2 39.4 970.2 732.9 -24

4 Medak 868.0 599.5 -30.9 776.2 -10.6 1,093.2 25.9 868.0 616.1 -29

5 Hyderabad 779.1 584.6 -25.0 886.9 13.8 1,040.9 33.6 779.1 588.1 -25

6 Rangareddy 781.0 537.1 -31.2 794.1 1.7 1,003.5 28.5 781.0 679.5 -13

7 Mahabubnagar 603.8 466.2 -22.8 564.3 -6.5 877.3 45.3 603.8 569.2 -6

8 Nalgonda 752.6 477.5 -36.6 662.9 -11.9 1,073.4 42.6 752.6 478.5 -36

9 Warangal 993.7 731.0 -26.4 1,106.0 11.3 1,351.4 36.0 993.7 780.5 -21

10 Khammam 1,123.9 879.1 -21.8 1,428.1 27.1 1,261.8 12.3 1,112.8 826.2 -26

Total 906.6 660.6 -27.1 916.8 1.1 1,212.2 33.7 905.3 682.1 -25

Source: DES, Hyderabad.



TABLE - 3.4 (A) MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM TEMPERATURES AT DIFFERENT STATIONS, 2014

(in Celsius)

Sl. No.

Station Range

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

Octo

ber

November

December

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

1 Adilabad

Max. 29.9 32.2 34.6 40.1 41.3 40.1 34.2 33.0 32.5 33.4 31.8 28.9

Min. 14.4 14.8 19.7 23.2 26.3 27.8 24.7 23.7 22.3 19.7 14.6 9.5

2 Nizamabad

Max. 31.6 33.2 34.3 39.9 40.0 38.4 32.8 32.6 31.5 34.7 32.8 30.6

Min. 17.5 18.1 21.3 25.0 26.8 27.2 24.8 24.0 23.2 21.7 18.0 14.3

3 Ramagundam

Max. 30.2 31.8 33.8 39.4 40.3 38.9 32.8 33.4 32.5 33.4 31.8 29.2

Min. 15.3 16.6 21.4 24.8 26.7 28.3 25.3 25.2 24.3 22.5 17.7 14.0

4 Medak

Max. 30.4 32.3 33.2 38.4 38.6 38.0 32.2 31.4 31.0 33.0 33.0 30.4

Min. 15.5 16.6 23.0 23.0 24.3 25.1 23.3 22.0 22.0 19.6 15.6 13.0

5 Hyderabad

Max. 28.9 31.2 33.5 38.3 38.5 37.4 32.0 32.7 31.5 32.4 31.2 29.1

Min. 17.7 18.1 21.7 25.0 26.3 26.2 23.9 23.9 23.6 22.3 18.6 15.9

6 Mahabubnagar

Max. 28.7 31.5 36.4 39.9 39.3 36.6 31.1 31.6 30.8 34.2 33.1 31.6

Min. 17.4 18.5 21.8 25.5 25.8 25.2 23.9 23.1 22.7 21.7 19.2 17.0

7 Nalgonda

Max. 28.7 30.4 34.4 38.8 40.3 40.0 34.7 35.2 32.8 33.0 31.0 29.6

Min. 17.4 17.6 20.6 24.2 26.0 27.6 25.7 25.2 24.5 23.0 19.7 16.6

8 Hanamkonda

Max. 31.0 33.1 34.4 40.7 40.9 40.7 36.0 35.5 34.7 35.3 32.1 30.2

Min. 17.4 17.6 20.0 24.3 25.2 25.7 23.4 24.0 23.9 23.3 19.6 14.9

9 Bhadrachalam

Max. NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Min. NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Khammam



Source: Meteorological Centre, India Meteorological Department, Government. of India, Hyd. Note: NA: Data not available

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TABLE - 3.4 (B) MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM TEMPERATURES AT DIFFERENT STATIONS, 2015

(in Celsius)

Sl. No.

Station Range

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

Octo

ber

November

December

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

1 Adilabad

Max. 28.5 33.7 34.7 38.0 42.1 35.9 34.5 31.5 33.7 35.0 32.9 32.1

Min. 12.5 14.2 19.7 23.0 27.0 25.4 25.1 23.9 22.8 20.3 15.5 13.9

2 Nizamabad

Max. 30.5 35.2 36.3 38.4 43.0 36.0 34.9 31.1 33.6 36.6 34.6 33.5

Min. 15.4 18.2 22.1 24.3 28.3 25.8 25.5 24.3 24.0 22.1 19.6 18.3

3 Ramagundam

Max. 29.2 33.4 35.0 37.5 42.6 35.8 35.1 32.8 33.6 35.3 33.1 32.1

Min. 14.6 17.0 21.9 24.3 28.2 26.5 26.0 24.9 24.3 22.6 19.6 18.2

4 Medak

Max. 26.0 33.0 34.5 36.3 40.0 33.4 34.5 31.6 32.3 35.4 33.2 33.5

Min. 13.8 16.0 20.4 20.3 25.0 24.5 24.1 23.2 22.9 20.3 18.0 16.5

5 Hyderabad

Max. 29.3 32.5 34.5 36.3 39.9 34.3 34.6 32.6 33.0 33.4 31.7 31.9

Min. 15.7 17.9 21.9 23.9 27.9 24.3 24.6 23.5 23.0 21.8 20.1 18.3

6 Mahabubnagar

Max. 32.1 35.1 36.9 38.0 41.4 35.1 35.5 32.8 32.8 34.6 33.9 33.8

Min. 16.8 18.3 22.3 23.9 27.2 24.9 25.0 23.7 23.4 22.1 21.1 18.9

7 Nalgonda

Max. 30.2 33.1 35.9 38.1 42.1 35.3 37.0 34.5 33.6 34.4 32.6 32.4

Min. 15.7 17.7 22.1 24.1 28.1 25.5 26.8 25.2 24.5 23.0 20.8 19.3

8 Hanamkonda

Max. 30.5 34.0 35.5 37.5 42.6 36.4 36.9 34.5 34.4 NA NA NA

Min. 15.5 19.2 22.0 23.8 26.7 24.3 25.6 24.3 24.2 NA NA NA

9 Bhadrachalam

Max. NA NA NA NA NA NA 34.3 31.8 33.3 32.6 31.3 31.4

Min. NA NA NA NA NA NA 27.1 26.0 25.4 25.1 22.8 22.5

Khammam



Source: Meteorological Centre, India Meteorological Department, Government. of India, Hyd. Note: NA: Data not available

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TABLE - 3.5 (A) RELATIVE HUMIDITY AND WIND SPEED AT DIFFERENT STATIONS, 2014

Sl. No.

Station

% of Relative Humidity (RH) and Mean Wind

Speed (MWS)/Kmph

January

February

March

April

May

June

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad

RH at 08.30 81 73 69 56 53 58

RH at 17.30 78 77 68 52 50 49

MWS - - 4 7 9 3

2 Nizamabad

RH at 08.30 78 66 71 57 51 61

RH at 17.30 48 37 47 34 35 42

MWS 1 2 1 1 2 3

3 Ramagundam

RH at 08.30 82 77 75 69 63 61

RH at 17.30 39 33 37 32 30 36

MWS 3 5 4 4 5 5

4 Medak

RH at 08.30 76 63 68 57 57 59

RH at 17.30 47 42 47 34 36 45

MWS 1 2 1 3 5 9

5 Hyderabad

RH at 08.30 80 70 63 54 57 62

RH at 17.30 52 40 41 33 46 38

MWS 4 5 4 3 5 8

6 Mahabubnagar

RH at 08.30 67 57 59 46 55 69

RH at 17.30 45 35 40 41 47 54

MWS 1 3 3 3 3 4

7 Nalgonda

RH at 08.30 84 72 67 58 60 56

RH at 17.30 55 42 43 38 38 39

MWS NA NA NA NA NA NA

8 Hanamkonda

RH at 08.30 49 46 43 34 37 62

RH at 17.30 38 32 33 33 35 49


9 Bhadrachalam

RH at 08.30 NA NA NA NA NA NA



10 Khammam






TABLE - 3.5 (A) (concld.) RELATIVE HUMIDITY AND WIND SPEED AT DIFFERENT STATIONS, 2014

Sl. No.

Station

% of Relative Humidity (RH) and Mean Wind

Speed (MWS)/Kmph

July

Septem-

ber

Octo

ber

November

December

1 2 3 10 12 13 14 15

1 Adilabad

RH at 08.30 40 77 73 73 64

RH at 17.30 58 70 75 53 48

MWS 11 7 6 5 5

2 Nizamabad

RH at 08.30 76 82 77 77 74

RH at 17.30 64 75 57 50 48

MWS 4 2 1 - -

3 Ramagundam

RH at 08.30 74 78 78 83 85

RH at 17.30 62 62 49 49 48

MWS 5 3 1 2 2

4 Medak

RH at 08.30 77 82 85 70 60

RH at 17.30 62 75 64 51 46

MWS 7 NA NA NA NA

5 Hyderabad

RH at 08.30 79 79 68 68 69

RH at 17.30 65 62 52 46 44

MWS 9 7 5 4 4

6 Mahabubnagar

RH at 08.30 84 89 81 68 62

RH at 17.30 74 78 62 60 52

MWS 4 2 2 2 2

7 Nalgonda

RH at 08.30 69 77 69 72 61

RH at 17.30 59 70 58 61 52

MWS NA NA NA NA NA

8 Hanamkonda

RH at 08.30 85 75 62 47 54

RH at 17.30 70 68 52 38 42

MWS NA NA NA NA NA

9 Bhadrachalam

RH at 08.30 NA NA NA NA NA


MWS NA NA NA NA NA

10 Khammam



MWS NA NA NA NA NA

Note:- RH: Relative Humidity, MWS: Mean Wind Speed, Kmph: Kilometers per hour, and NA: Data Not Available Source: Meteorological Centre, India Meteorological Department, Government. of India, Hyderabad.

August

11

77

76

8

80

68

2

76

61

3

83

66

NA

78

64

7

85

71

3

69

63

NA

80

69

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA



TABLE - 3.5 (B) RELATIVE HUMIDITY AND WIND SPEED AT DIFFERENT STATIONS, 2015

Sl. No.

Station

% of Relative Humidity (RH)

and Mean Wind Speed (MWS)/Kmph

July

September

Octo

ber

November

December

1 2 3 10 12 13 14 15

1 Adilabad

RH at 08.30 72 77 76 68 62

RH at 17.30 58 59 56 44 54

MWS 9 7 5 6 4

2 Nizamabad

RH at 08.30 69 81 76 70 65

RH at 17.30 56 65 50 43 38

MWS 4 1 1 1 1

3 Ramagundam

RH at 08.30 73 86 84 82 84

RH at 17.30 60 69 55 46 44

MWS 4 3 2 2 4

4 Medak

RH at 08.30 73 49 71 63 59

RH at 17.30 56 39 56 49 42

MWS NA NA NA NA NA

5 Hyderabad

RH at 08.30 72 78 71 67 69

RH at 17.30 53 70 53 48 44

MWS 10 4 4 5 5

6 Mahabubnagar

RH at 08.30 64 79 77 68 64

RH at 17.30 49 72 59 49 41

MWS 5 2 2 3 2

7 Nalgonda

RH at 08.30 62 79 73 68 67

RH at 17.30 53 70 59 56 46

MWS NA NA NA NA NA

8 Hanamkonda

RH at 08.30 80 79 NA NA NA

RH at 17.30 64 63 NA NA NA

MWS NA NA NA NA NA

9 Bhadrachalam

RH at 08.30 77 86 82 81 83

RH at 17.30 63 75 67 58 55

MWS 2 1 - - 7

10 Khammam



MWS NA NA NA NA NA

Note:- RH: Relative Humidity, MWS: Mean Wind Speed, Kmph: Kilometers per hour, and NA: Data Not Available Source: Meteorological Centre, India Meteorological Department, Government. of India, Hyderabad.

August

11

81

68

8

81

72

2

85

73

3

80

70

NA

79

66

6

78

67

3

76

65

NA

77

67

NA

85

77

5

NA

NA

NA

January

February

March

April

May

June

4 5 6 7 8 9

72 68 69 63 55 73

62 68 63 52 27 58

5 8 8 8 7 11

73 63 62 58 48 70

43 32 37 36 30 52

1 1 1 1 2 4

87 87 81 79 63 79

45 39 47 44 37 61

3 4 4 5 5 5

73 61 63 65 54 74

46 32 38 49 35 59

3 3 NA NA NA NA

68 63 60 64 54 75

39 29 37 39 32 60

5 5 5 6 6 7

55 48 51 60 58 71

39 28 33 38 39 53

3 3 3 3 3 4

61 68 70 62 56 73

42 41 44 41 35 56

NA NA NA NA NA NA

47 41 42 47 40 71

36 30 31 36 35 58

NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA



TABLE - 3.6 WELL FREQUENCY OF GROUND WATER LEVEL FLUCTUATIONS, 2013-14

Sl. No.

District No. of

Monitoring Stations

Water Level Fluctuations

Fall in m. Rise in m.

0-2m 2-4m >4m 0-2m 2-4m >4m

1 Adilabad 32 3 - - 19 4 6

2 Nizamabad 45 3 - - 19 13 10

3 Karimnagar 45 - - 1 19 12 13

4 Medak 33 2 - - 2 12 17

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 47 1 - - 21 9 16

7 Mahabubnagar 53 3 1 - 21 7 21

8 Nalgonda 34 - - - 9 5 20

9 Warangal 44 3 - - 23 9 9

10 Khammam 32 11 4 - 15 1 1

Total 365 26 5 1 148 72 113

Percentage 7% 1% 0% 41% 20% 31%

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

TABLE - 3.7 WELL FREQUENCY OF GROUND WATER LEVEL FLUCTUATIONS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District No. of

Monitoring Stations

Water Level Fluctuations

Fall in m. Rise in m.

0-2m 2-4m >4m 0-2m 2-4m >4m

1 Adilabad 32 17 6 5 4 - -

2 Nizamabad 45 6 11 28 - - -

3 Karimnagar 40 5 15 20 - - -

4 Medak 31 6 11 14 - - -

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 46 22 6 11 6 1 -

7 Mahabubnagar 53 15 9 14 11 2 2

8 Nalgonda 33 2 10 18 3 - -

9 Warangal 44 11 17 16 - - -

10 Khammam 30 13 10 1 4 2 -

Total 354 97 95 127 28 5 2

Percentage 27% 27% 36% 8% 1% 1%

Source: Ground water Department, Hyderabad

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9



Agriculture plays a pivotal role in the

economy of the State and the better performance

of this sector is vital for inclusive growth.

Sustainable growth in Agriculture continues to

be core agenda of the Government and occupies

center stage in state economy embodying three

thrust areas viz., (i) to promote inclusive growth,

(ii) to enhance rural income, and (iii) to sustain

food security. About 55.49 percent of the State’s

population is dependent, on some form or the

other, on farm activity for livelihoods, it is

imperative to increase the farm incomes and

ensuring sustainable growth in Telangana to

reduce poverty. The share of agriculture sector

to the Gross State Value Added (GSVA) in

2014-15 is 8.6 percent at current prices.

The pressure on agricultural land is ever

increasing for industrialization, urbanization,

housing, infrastructure and others. All these

factors are forcing for conversion of agricultural

land to non-agricultural uses. The scope for

expansion of the area available for cultivation is

coming down to that extent, ultimately decrease

in net area sown. Paddy is the major food

crop and staple food of the State. Other

important crops grown are Maize, Jowar,

Red gram, Green gram, Bengal gram, Groundnut,

Soya bean, Mango, Cotton, Chillies, Sugarcane

etc., and agriculture has been one of the

important sources of income for the State's

economy.

During 2014-15, production of total food

grains was recorded as 72.18 lakh tonnes.

Of the total food grains, production of cereals

and millets was 69.55 lakh tonnes, pulses 2.63

lakh tonnes. Production of oil seeds was 7.22 lakh

tonnes, Chillies 2.53 lakh tonnes, Turmeric 2.16

lakh tonnes etc.

Land Utilization

The total geographical area of the State

is 112.08 lakh hectares, of which the area under

forest cover is 25.40 lakh hectares, constitute

22.66% of the land. About 39.05% area is under

cultivation (43.77 lakh hectares), 12.50% is current

fallow lands (14.01 lakh hectares), 7.90% of land

is put to non-agricultural uses (8.85 lakh

hectares), 5.42% is barren and uncultivable

(6.07 lakh hects.) and 7.18% falls under other

fallows (8.05 lakh hects.). The remaining 5.29%

is under culturable waste, permanent pastures

and other grazing lands, and land under

miscellaneous tree crops and groves are not

included in the net area sown (5.93 lakh

hectares). The pattern of land use under various

categories is indicated in the following chart.

4. Agriculture



Land Holding and Area Operated

As per the Agricultural Census, 2010-11, the

number of holdings in the State accounted to

55.54 lakh and the area held by these holdings

was 61.97 lakh hectares. The average size of the

holdings in the State is 1.12 hectares, which is

highly uneconomical to operate. In the State, 62.0

percent of the holdings are marginal (less than

1 hectare) and the percentage of small holdings

(1 to 2 hectares) is 23.9%. Thus, marginal

and small holdings constitute about 85.9% of

total agricultural holdings in the State, making

agriculture a subsistence source of livelihood for

majority of the population. Distribution of land

holdings and area operated as per size classes is

given in the graph.

Land Utilization, 2014-15 (Area in Hectares and Percentage)



Area and Production of Food Grains Area and production of food grains from

2009-10 to 2014-15 in the State are shown in the

following charts. It can be observed that the area

sown is higher with 34.44 lakhs hectares in

2010-11 with production of 92.60 lakhs tonnes,

whereas the area sown was lowest in 2009-10

with 26.49 lakh hectares with a production of

51.90 lakh tonnes.

Production of certain Principal food crops

Production of food grains

under certain principal crops

like Rice, Maize, Jowar,

Turmeric, Chillies, Bengal

gram etc., from 2012-13 to

2014-15 is shown in the

graph given.

Crop Productivity The average productivity (average yield in

kilograms per hectare of land) of principal crops

during the year 2014-15 are 3,211 Kgs., in respect

of Rice, 1,054 kgs., for Jowar, 3,338 Kgs., for

Maize, 3,456 Kgs., for Chilies etc.

The productivity of Ragi is almost stable from

2009-10 to 2014-15, whereas productivity of Soya

bean, except in 2009-10 remains stable. In case

of Palm Oil, there are fluctuations from 2009-10

to 2013-14. Productivity of chilies is highest in

Khammam whereas productivity of turmeric is

highest in Adilabad, productivity of cotton

remains more or less at the same level

across the districts.

Cropping Intensity The cropping intensity (the ratio of gross

cropped area to net cropped area) is one of the

indicators for assessing efficiency of agriculture

sector. The cropping intensity for the year

2014-15 is decreased 1.21 from 1.27 in 2013-14.

The cropping intensity is highest in Nizamabad

district with 1.55 and lowest in Adilabad district

with 1.08.



Table Content

4.1 Pattern of Land Utilization from 2010-11 to 2014-15

4.2 Pattern of Land Utilization by Districts, 2014-15

4.3 Area under Food and Non-Food Crops, 2001-02 to 2014-15

4.4 Area under Food and Non-Food Crops by Districts, 2014-15

4.5 Area and Out-turn of Cereals and Millets, 2008-09 to 2014-15

4.6 Area and Out-turn of Cereals and Millets by Districts, 2014-15

4.7 Area and Out-turn of Pulses and total Food Grains, 2008-09 to 2014-15

4.8 Area and Out-turn of Pulses and total Food Grains by Districts, 2014-15

4.9 Area and Out-turn of Oil Seeds, 2008-09 to 2014-15

4.10 Area and Out-turn of Oil Seeds by Districts, 2014-15

4.11 Area and Out-turn of other Principal Crops, 2008-09 to 2014-15

4.12 Area and Out-turn of other Principal Crops by Districts, 2014-15

4.13 Area under Fruits and Vegetable Crops, 2014-15

4.14 Percentage of Area under Principal Crops to total Area Sown, 2014-15

4.15 Average Yield per hectare of Principal Crops, 2009-10 to 2014-15

4.16 Yield per hectare of Principal Crops, 2014-15

4.17 Area, Production and Average Yield of Principal Crops, 2014-15

4.18 Farm Harvest Prices of Selected Commodities during peak marketing period, 2009-10 to 2014-15

4.19 Index Numbers of Area under Crops from 2010-11 to 2014-15

4.20 Index Numbers of Agriculture Production from 2010-11 to 2014-15

4.21 Index Numbers of Agriculture Productivity (Yield) from 2010-11 to 2014-15

4.22 Index Numbers of Net Area Sown, Cropping Intensity, Cropping Pattern and Productivity per

hectare of Net Area Sown, 2014-15

4.23 Operational Holdings and Area Operated according to Size Class, 2010-11

4.24 Percentage distribution of Holdings and Area Operated according to Size Class, 2010-11

4.25 Consumption of Chemical Fertilizers, 2011-12 to 2014-15

4.26 Consumption of Chemical Fertilizers by Districts, 2014-15



TABLE - 4.1

PATTERN OF LAND UTILISATION FROM 2010-11 TO 2014-15 (Area in Hectares)

Sl. No. Category 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Forests 27,42,856 27,42,856 27,42,856 25,40,101 25,40,101

2 Barren and Un-cultivable Land 6,17,061 6,16,731 6,16,731 6,07,445 6,07,430

3 Land put to Non-agricultural Uses 8,70,917 8,81,905 8,85,844 8,80,458 8,84,596

4 Culturable Waste 1,66,596 1,64,885 1,73,917 1,76,870 1,82,511

5 Permanent Pastures and other Grazing Lands

3,02,640 3,02,438 3,02,377 3,00,008 2,98,597

6 Land under Miscellaneous Tree Crops & Groves not included in Net Area Sown

1,13,922 1,13,922 1,13,922 1,12,420 1,12,180

7 Current Fallows 13,97,150 12,36,047 12,03,604 9,50,656 14,00,669

8 Other Fallow Lands 7,80,445 8,25,912 7,90,899 7,16,813 8,05,150

9 Net Area Sown (including fish ponds) 44,92,513 45,99,404 46,53,950 49,23,039 43,76,576

10 Area sown more than once 13,75,349 11,02,497 10,36,139 13,20,752 9,38,793

11 Total Cropped Area 58,67,826 57,01,865 56,90,053 62,43,755 53,15,333

Total Geographical Area 1,14,84,100 1,14,84,100 1,14,84,100 1,12,07,810 1,12,07,810

Note: Difference in Geographical area is due to transfer of certain villages of Khammam districts to residual AP.

TABLE - 4.2 PATTERN OF LAND UTILISATION BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(Area in Hectares)

Sl. No.

District Geographical

Area Forest Area

Barren and Uncultivable

Land

Land Put to Non-

agricultural Uses

Culturable Waste

Permanent Pastures and other Grazing

Lands 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 16,10,500 6,89,517 43,920 61,786 18,797 14,234

2 Nizamabad 7,95,600 1,69,343 46,833 97,733 12,524 19,780

3 Karimnagar 11,82,300 2,50,410 95,963 96,249 24,253 41,283

4 Medak 9,70,000 91,390 52,444 75,997 18,815 28,860

5 Hyderabad 21,700 - - 21,700 - -

6 Rangareddy 7,49,300 73,075 27,084 1,13,294 25,102 31,662

7 Mahabubnagar 18,43,200 2,55,596 87,562 1,00,163 28,479 17,560

8 Nalgonda 14,24,000 83,073 1,21,336 1,28,360 29,106 64,238

9 Warangal 12,84,600 3,71,014 51,363 72,256 12,036 44,911

10 Khammam 13,26,610 5,56,683 80,925 1,17,058 13,399 36,069

Total 1,12,07,810 25,40,101 6,07,430 8,84,596 1,82,511 2,98,597



TABLE - 4.2 (concld.) PATTERN OF LAND UTILISATION BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(Area in Hectares)

Sl. No.

District

Land under Miscellaneous

Tree Crops and Groves (not included in Net Area Sown)

Current Fallows

Other Fallow Lands

Net Area Sown (including Fish & Prawn ponds)

Area Sown more than once

1 2 9 10 11 12 13

1 Adilabad 8,504 1,15,829 1,00,149 5,57,764 43,283

2 Nizamabad 1,540 98,139 59,671 2,90,037 1,59,660

3 Karimnagar 10,770 1,25,386 26,974 5,11,012 1,88,606

4 Medak 3,684 1,72,819 53,254 4,72,737 79,891

5 Hyderabad - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 6,176 1,51,468 92,070 2,29,369 25,933

7 Mahabubnagar 6,466 3,01,248 1,80,122 8,66,004 1,12,319

8 Nalgonda 7,392 2,65,544 1,41,777 5,83,174 1,46,744

9 Warangal 49,165 96,316 1,27,015 4,60,524 1,35,483

10 Khammam 18,483 73,920 24,118 4,05,955 46,874

Total 1,12,180 14,00,669 8,05,150 43,76,576 9,38,793

TABLE - 4.3 AREA UNDER FOOD AND NON-FOOD CROPS, 2001-02 TO 2014-15

(Area in Hectares)

Sl. No. Year Food Crops Non-Food Crops Total Crops

1 2 3 4 5

1 2001-02 33,98,955 14,02,195 48,01,150

2 2002-03 31,01,039 11,35,145 42,36,184

3 2003-04 34,38,759 12,28,042 46,66,801

4 2004-05 29,50,757 14,62,263 44,13,020

5 2005-06 36,07,478 15,10,311 51,17,789

6 2006-07 35,63,665 13,77,784 49,41,449

7 2007-08 34,99,916 15,19,619 50,19,535

8 2008-09 36,45,770 17,49,543 53,95,313

9 2009-10 31,08,291 17,90,609 48,98,900

10 2010-11 39,19,931 19,47,895 58,67,826

11 2011-12 36,10,996 20,90,869 57,01,865

12 2012-13 33,15,395 23,74,658 56,90,053

13 2013-14 38,97,059 23,46,696 62,43,755


14 2014-15 30,67,786 22,47,547 53,15,333



TABLE - 4.4 AREA UNDER FOOD AND NON-FOOD CROPS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(Area in Hectares)

Sl. No. District Food Crops Non-Food Crops Total

1 2 3 4 5

1 Adilabad 1,83,212 4,17,835 6,01,047

2 Nizamabad 2,99,395 1,50,302 4,49,697

3 Karimnagar 4,52,453 2,47,165 6,99,618

4 Medak 3,85,156 1,67,472 5,52,628

5 Hyderabad - - -

6 Rangareddy 1,76,449 78,853 2,55,302

7 Mahabubnagar 5,56,699 4,21,588 9,78,287

8 Nalgonda 4,04,968 3,24,950 7,29,918

9 Warangal 3,40,162 2,55,845 5,96,007

10 Khammam 2,69,292 1,83,537 4,52,829

Total 30,67,786 22,47,547 53,15,333

TABLE - 4.5 AREA AND OUT-TURN OF CEREALS AND MILLETS, 2008-09 TO 2014-15

(Area in Hectares, Out-turn in Tonnes)

Year Rice Wheat Jowar Bajra

Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

2008-09 16,91,491 53,60,547 12,654 14,716 1,76,258 1,95,962 21,853 13,853

2009-10 11,15,007 32,69,196 9,082 9,892 2,24,307 1,96,715 16,745 8,106

2010-11 19,78,932 65,36,235 9,328 12,082 1,66,120 1,51,620 19,114 13,856

2011-12 17,49,548 51,47,617 7,943 10,549 1,28,441 1,44,171 11,343 7,100

2012-13 14,18,504 46,47,795 7,932 8,895 1,22,709 1,34,254 9,819 12,110

2013-14 19,94,437 65,81,090 7,039 4,366 1,07,164 1,08,885 13,218 12,452

2014-15 14,15,420 45,44,982 5,828 6,929 79,001 83,267 11,218 10,510




TABLE - 4.5 (concld.) AREA AND OUT-TURN OF CEREALS AND MILLETS, 2008-09 TO 2014-15

(Area In Hectares, Out-turn In Tonnes)

Year Maize Ragi Total Minor Millets Total Cereals & Millets


1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

2008-09 6,00,605 21,93,334 4,033 6,100 411 272 25,07,305 77,84,784

2009-10 5,69,280 13,66,030 2,121 2,131 311 205 19,36,853 48,52,275

2010-11 5,10,026 20,68,560 2,697 3,394 470 209 26,86,687 87,85,956

2011-12 5,91,349 18,92,475 2,196 2,798 199 131 24,91,019 72,04,841

2012-13 6,62,938 29,43,717 2,237 3,037 769 704 22,24,908 77,50,512

2013-14 7,50,219 35,11,493 1,715 2,521 882 665 28,74,674 1,02,21,472

2014-15 6,91,471 23,08,051 1,527 1,748 134 85 22,04,599 69,55,572

TABLE - 4.6 AREA AND OUT-TURN OF CEREALS AND MILLETS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15


Sl. No.

District Rice Wheat Jowar Bajra


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 50,080 1,26,126 2,997 3,563 20,125 17,724 1,582 1,482

2 Nizamabad 1,69,272 6,20,525 1,196 1,971 7,862 11,420 6,063 5,681

3 Karimnagar 2,78,433 9,90,963 - - 1,275 1,944 1,503 1,408

4 Medak 1,10,893 3,63,084 1,246 933 12,033 12,736 303 283

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 34,882 91,214 388 461 8,044 9,109 60 56

7 Mahabubnagar 1,60,770 4,18,097 1 1 24,757 27,417 1,582 1,504

8 Nalgonda 3,23,375 10,41,359 - - 1,892 643 41 17

9 Warangal 1,42,007 4,37,435 - - 2,483 1,674 84 79

10 Khammam 1,45,708 4,56,179 - - 530 600 - -

Total 14,15,420 45,44,982 5,828 6,929 79,001 83,267 11,218 10,510




TABLE - 4.6 (concld.) AREA AND OUT-TURN OF CEREALS AND MILLETS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15


Sl. No.

District Maize Ragi

Total Minor Millets

Total Cereals & Millets


1 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

1 Adilabad 23,378 68,757 8 9 - - 98,170 2,17,661

2 Nizamabad 57,654 2,84,000 2 2 - - 2,42,049 9,23,599

3 Karimnagar 1,08,091 5,42,305 - - - - 3,89,302 15,36,620

4 Medak 1,27,625 2,26,507 5 6 - - 2,52,105 6,03,549

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 48,200 1,43,104 427 942 - - 92,001 2,44,886

7 Mahabubnagar 1,82,493 3,49,364 1,085 789 134 85 3,70,822 7,97,257

8 Nalgonda 3,846 7,344 - - - - 3,29,154 10,49,363

9 Warangal 1,07,389 5,25,646 - - - - 2,51,963 9,64,834

10 Khammam 32,795 1,61,024 - - - - 1,79,033 6,17,803

Total 6,91,471 23,08,051 1,527 1,748 134 85 22,04,599 69,55,572

TABLE - 4.7 AREA AND OUT-TURN OF PULSES AND TOTAL FOOD GRAINS, 2008-09 TO 2014-15

(Area In Hectares, Out-turn In Tonnes)

Year Horse gram Green gram Black gram

Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

2008-09 7,069 2,915 1,96,047 93,025 66,286 43,066

2009-10 7,021 2,341 2,01,354 25,214 71,624 14,567

2010-11 5,426 2,268 2,10,710 1,13,239 75,608 48,885

2011-12 3,305 424 1,47,839 81,578 69,934 41,748

2012-13 4,123 2,197 1,49,647 1,09,967 56,350 51,461

2013-14 2,934 1,475 1,23,467 85,038 41,563 35,405

2014-15 2,307 953 87,352 44,854 28,015 16,338




TABLE -4.7 (contd.) AREA AND OUT-TURN OF PULSES AND TOTAL FOOD GRAINS, 2008-09 TO 2014-15

(Area In Hectares, Out-turn in Tonnes)

Year Red gram Bengal gram Cow gram


1 8 9 10 11 12 13

2008-09 2,61,589 1,26,943 1,19,143 1,87,188 13,797 9,096

2009-10 2,92,577 1,11,141 1,21,478 1,75,413 16,773 7,843

2010-11 3,41,429 1,51,164 1,08,737 1,48,105 13,521 8,908

2011-12 2,98,635 90,706 84,858 72,059 12,330 8,776

2012-13 2,75,700 1,52,802 1,11,955 1,63,906 11,615 9,466

2013-14 2,62,914 1,39,237 1,13,428 1,94,619 10,712 7,865

2014-15 2,20,669 1,09,279 59,337 81,277 10,180 9,896

TABLE - 4.7 (concld.) AREA AND OUT-TURN OF PULSES AND TOTAL FOOD GRAINS, 2008-09 TO 2014-15

(Area In Hectares, Out-turn in Tonnes)

Year Other Pulses Total Pulses

Total Food grains (Cereals + Pulses)


1 14 15 16 17 18 19

2008-09 911 957 6,64,842 4,63,190 31,72,147 82,47,974

2009-10 1,143 671 7,11,970 3,37,190 26,48,823 51,89,465

2010-11 1,693 1,758 7,57,124 4,74,327 34,43,811 92,60,283

2011-12 1,219 1,008 6,18,120 2,96,299 31,09,139 75,01,140

2012-13 1,262 1,201 6,10,652 4,91,000 28,35,560 82,41,512

2013-14 1,195 965 5,56,213 4,64,604 34,30,887 1,06,86,076

2014-15 307 237 4,08,167 2,62,834 26,12,766 72,18,406




TABLE - 4.8 (concld.) AREA AND OUT-TURN OF PULSES AND TOTAL FOOD GRAINS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15


Sl. No.

District Cow Gram Other Pulses Total Pulses

Total Food Grains ( Cereals + Pulses)

Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn 1 2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

1 Adilabad 193 183 108 37 60,237 52,468 1,58,407 2,70,129

2 Nizamabad - - 53 53 22,889 14,294 2,64,938 9,37,893

3 Karimnagar 2,901 4,910 53 90 17,551 14,037 4,06,853 15,50,657

4 Medak 964 1,061 93 57 56,730 32,471 3,08,835 6,36,020

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 231 206 - - 43,350 23,136 1,35,351 2,68,022

7 Mahabubnagar 531 303 - - 1,29,509 8,6164 5,00,331 8,83,421

8 Nalgonda 1,385 302 - - 27,386 11,145 3,56,540 10,60,508

9 Warangal 2,601 987 - - 33,856 19,234 2,85,819 9,84,068

10 Khammam 1,374 1,944 - - 16,659 9,885 1,95,692 6,27,688

Total 10,180 9,896 307 237 4,08,167 2,62,834 26,12,766 72,18,406


TABLE - 4.8 AREA AND OUT-TURN OF PULSES AND TOTAL FOOD GRAINS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15


Sl. No.

Horse gram Green gram Black gram Red gram Bengal gram

Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1 Adilabad 65 25 8,324 4,961 3,662 3,127 35,274 29,065 12,611 15,070

2 Nizamabad - - 6,652 2,420 4,833 1,577 3,380 886 7,971 93,58

3 Karimnagar 4 2 7,352 3,666 2,383 985 3,139 2,263 1,719 2,121

4 Medak 273 104 14,997 8,266 8,284 5,081 22,015 7,000 10,104 10,902

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 69 29 3,965 2,569 3,306 3,161 31,066 12,458 4,713 4,713

7 Mahabubnagar 967 438 4,837 1,826 1,468 741 1,00,635 45,286 21,071 37,570

8 Nalgonda 634 242 8,970 2,648 519 211 15,689 7,483 189 259

9 Warangal 279 107 21,007 12,444 1,519 623 7,509 3,814 941 1,259

10 Khammam 16 6 11,248 6,054 2,041 832 1,962 1,024 18 25

Total 2,307 953 87,352 44,854 28,015 16,338 2,20,669 1,09,279 59,337 81,277

District



TABLE - 4.9 AREA AND OUT-TURN OF OIL SEEDS, 2008-09 TO 2014-15


Year Groundnut Seasamum Safflower Sunflower Coconuts

Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn (000 nuts) Area Out-turn

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

2008-09 2,00,623 3,15,676 29,750 7,356 12,287 6,207 80,058 94,066 785 7,167 585 736

2009-10 2,13,419 3,58,866 29,680 6,055 13,514 5,865 61,416 55,098 750 8,379 976 584

2010-11 1,95,894 3,51,207 27,233 7,245 12,097 7,995 27,976 28,540 723 8,475 589 743

2011-12 1,71,361 2,62,037 19,638 6,764 9,853 7,341 24,311 24,061 644 9,406 168 424

2012-13 1,87,154 3,34,842 22,582 9,038 9,860 16,334 28,044 31,672 438 7,330 334 303

2013-14 2,10,026 3,55,110 21,957 8,172 7,867 5,573 19,620 18,617 428 6,957 843 644

2014-15 1,54,798 2,95,235 23,804 9,652 4,155 3,100 18,371 25,667 439 9,265 2,254 3,962

Rape & Mustard

TABLE - 4.9 (concld.) AREA AND OUT-TURN OF OIL SEEDS, 2008-09 TO 2014-15


Year Soya bean Castor Linseed Niger seed

Other Oil Seeds

Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn

1 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

2008-09 1,41,675 1,93,351 1,29,999 60,389 378 142 63 28 3,108 39,288 5,99,311 7,17,239

2009-10 1,56,129 1,28,652 99,397 39,134 676 100 21 - 2,961 65,140 5,78,953 6,59,494

2010-11 1,25,750 2,14,337 1,03,747 50,671 680 158 15 6 2,875 40,534 4,97,584 7,01,436

2011-12 1,28,280 2,07,244 91,522 35,728 383 82 5 2 3,107 44,239 4,48,355 5,87,922

2012-13 1,57,816 2,86,854 98,389 52,610 205 99 16 11 3,988 74,844 5,08,376 8,06,607

2013-14 242,452 3,90,328 79,833 56,480 229 112 7 4 3,539 44,239 5,86,373 8,79,279

2014-15 2,42,639 2,62,353 50,717 29,300 45 18 18 6 3,457 92,263 5,00,258 7,21,556

Source: DES, Hyderabad

Total Oil Seeds (except coconuts)

TABLE - 4.10 AREA AND OUT TURN OF OIL SEEDS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15


Sl. No.

District Groundnut Seasamum Safflower Sunflower Coconut

Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn (000 nuts) Area Out-turn

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Adilabad 981 1,877 4,821 2,147 41 31 530 494 - - - -

2 Nizamabad 883 2,506 5,159 2,409 1,457 1,409 6,827 8,875 - - - -

3 Karimnagar 6,972 14,385 7,279 3,666 - - 542 810 - - - -

4 Medak 806 953 610 187 1,561 846 7,246 12,549 - - 45 18

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 6,179 9,863 236 47 796 590 240 333 2 42 - -

7 Mahabubnagar 97,398 1,97,972 1,085 306 300 224 2,841 2,399 - - - -

8 Nalgonda 14,372 17,942 608 57 - - 56 80 - - - -

9 Warangal 22,832 41,523 2,880 674 - - 21 30 - - - -

10 Khammam 4,375 8,214 1,126 159 - - 68 97 437 9,223 - -

Total 1,54,798 2,95,235 23,804 9,652 4,155 3,100 18,371 25,667 439 9,265 45 18

Linseed



TABLE - 4.10 (concld.) AREA AND OUT TURN OF OIL SEEDS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(Area in Hectares, out-turn in Tonnes)

Sl. No.

District

Rape & Mustard

Soya bean Castor Niger seed Other

Oil Seeds

Total Oil Seeds, excluding Coconuts (Edible+non-edible)

Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn

1 2 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

1 Adilabad 696 1,224 1,05,907 87,585 94 55 - - - - 1,13,070 93,413

2 Nizamabad 439 469 97,548 1,33,446 - - - - - - 1,12,313 1,49,114

3 Karimnagar 1,119 2,269 16,533 17,872 66 38 - - - - 32,511 39,040

4 Medak - - 21,550 22,261 986 569 12 4 24 43 32,840 37,430

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy - - 647 699 749 278 6 2 - - 8,853 11,812

7 Mahabubnagar - - 4 4 47,996 28,125 - - - - 1,49,624 2,29,030

8 Nalgonda - - - - 487 86 - - 114 3,062 15,637 21,227

9 Warangal - - 450 486 339 149 - - - - 26,522 42,862

10 Khammam - - - - - - - - 3,319 89,158 8,888 97,628

Total 2,254 3,962 2,42,639 2,62,353 50,717 2,9,300 18 6 3,457 92,263 5,00,258 7,21,556

TABLE - 4.11 AREA AND OUT-TURN OF OTHER PRINCIPAL CROPS, 2008-09 TO 2014-15


Year Chillies Turmeric Sugarcane Mangoes Banana

Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area* Out-turn** Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

2008-09 81,670 2,87,435 49,057 3,05,989 42,840 3,52,630 106,076 5,77,641 1,518 38,657 7,912 3,684

2009-10 84,178 3,00,345 46,073 2,56,756 26,753 2,16,412 101,470 5,18,423 1,871 56,407 7,532 3,314

2010-11 77,285 2,39,968 50,551 3,40,075 39,829 3,09,463 88,209 4,96,886 2,086 68,041 6,268 2,056

2011-12 89,634 2,34,088 55,127 3,02,133 45,447 3,89,499 79,683 3,55,361 1,778 66,085 6,535 5,072

2012-13 82,671 2,99,934 49,693 2,87,234 40,878 3,61,929 80,814 4,46,723 2,128 73,007 5,133 4,148

2013-14 74,996 2,59,727 49,638 2,52,061 39,304 3,43,953 90,264 6,43,210 1,522 47,401 4,235 2,710

2014-15 73,274 2,53,260 43,475 2,16,268 38,139 3,34,966 93,447 5,65,818 1,707 71,988 4,089 2,290

Note: *Sugarcane Area coming up for Harvest, ** Gur out turn

Cashew nut

TABLE - 4.11 (concld.) AREA AND OUT-TURN OF OTHER PRINCIPAL CROPS, 2008-09 TO 2014-15


Year Potato Cotton (Lint) Mesta Tobacco

Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn* Area Out-turn** Area Out-turn

1 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

2008-09 3,743 36,734 13,537 2,73,570 10,92,035 25,40,867 2,241 - 11,209 33,953

2009-10 3,594 44,680 12,068 2,74,985 11,60,173 23,37,191 243 2,019 12,956 28,454

2010-11 4,681 53,997 14,433 2,69,590 13,95,213 30,34,872 104 931 8,779 20,891

2011-12 4,810 44,632 16,743 3,75,888 15,80,822 22,93,591 46 357 8,972 25,309

2012-13 3,571 65,019 13,687 4,11,665 18,12,876 40,57,125 136 1,173 4,574 12,945

2013-14 3,512 47,411 14,778 4,34,745 17,03,048 42,34,719 103 945 6,057 13,607

2014-15 3,046 41,242 13,919 3,14,847 16,92,925 35,83,327 177 1,255 6,085 15,975

Note: *Bales of 170 Kgs. ** Bales of 180 Kgs.

Onions



TABLE - 4.12 AREA AND OUT-TURN OF OTHER PRINCIPAL CROPS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15


Sl. No. District

Chilies Turmeric Sugarcane (Gur) Mangoes

Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1 Adilabad 1,882 2,241 7,094 45,777 3 26 5,855 16,300 11 464

2 Nizamabad 1,036 3,825 12,458 47,004 5,429 47,449 1,466 8,877 44 1,856

3 Karimnagar 4,338 11,537 10,363 64,986 2,046 16,605 17,478 1,21,123 31 1,307

4 Medak 291 134 1,566 3,715 22,076 2,00,141 6,974 42,228 904 37,703

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 496 1,788 3,303 11,336 941 7,109 5,576 33,763 56 2,362

7 Mahabubnagar 10,004 34,296 36 179 1,320 10,938 13,070 46,189 - -

8 Nalgonda 4,328 13,370 1 5 743 6,197 7,997 1,26,832 39 1,645

9 Warangal 24,261 71,992 8,482 42,410 - - 10,096 43,736 264 11,133

10 Khammam 26,638 1,14,077 172 856 5,581 46,501 24,935 1,26,770 358 15,518

Total 73,274 2,53,260 43,475 2,16,268 38,139 3,34,966 93,447 5,65,818 1,707 71,988

Banana (for harvest)

TABLE - 4.12 (concld.) AREA AND OUT-TURN OF OTHER PRINCIPAL CROPS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15


Sl. No

District Potato Onions Cotton (Lint) Mesta Tobacco

Bearing Area

Out -turn

Area Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn* Area Out-turn**

Area Out-turn

1 2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

1 Adilabad 12 7 - - 375 10,137 3,04,424 5,73,033 - - 21 50

2 Nizamabad - - - - 2,278 69,156 15,795 18,861 - - 945 3,664

3 Karimnagar - - - - 569 15,331 2,14,586 5,85,694 - - 8 31

4 Medak - - 2,408 28,990 2,691 70,837 1,33,703 2,33,587 - - 22 43

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy - - 636 12,225 1,819 45,354 63,469 1,10,511 - - - -

7 Mahabubnagar - - 2 27 6,009 99,182 2,67,683 4,64,509 - - 2,332 4,563

8 Nalgonda - - - - 1 27 3,07,792 5,05,141 - - 101 392

9 Warangal - - - - 173 4,725 2,28,057 6,07,705 - - 400 1,197

10 Khammam 4,077 2,283 - - 4 98 157,416 4,84,286 177 1,255 2,256 6,035

Total 4,089 2,290 3,046 41,242 13,919 3,14,847 16,92,925 35,83,327 177 1,255 6,085 15,975

Source: DES, Hyderabad. Note: *Bales of 170 kgs. ** Bales of 180 kgs.

Cashew nut



TABLE - 4.13 AREA UNDER FRUITS AND VEGETABLE CROPS, 2014-15

(Area in Hectares)

Sl. No.

District Batavia Acid Lime (Nimma)

Grapes Guava Papaya Sapota Bottle Gourd

Bhendi Brinjals

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 4 5 - 2 12 12 - 1,054 1,164

2 Nizamabad 11 5 - 42 4 6 - 503 787

3 Karimnagar 1,690 43 - 27 - 1 4 1,278 900

4 Medak 179 24 113 260 237 96 135 1,760 1,795

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 681 112 388 1,175 161 124 331 1,389 2,434

7 Mahabubnagar 5,852 291 17 206 59 186 - 2,230 1,629

8 Nalgonda 22,672 5,010 - 180 42 106 - 973 499

9 Warangal 204 270 - 172 19 22 26 1,153 1,192

10 Khammam 43 469 - 170 328 64 33 520 355

Total 31,336 6,229 518 2,234 862 617 529 10,860 10,755

TABLE - 4.13 (concld.) AREA UNDER FRUITS AND VEGETABLE CROPS, 2014-15

(Area in Hectares)

Sl. No.

District Green Leafy Vegetables

Cabbage Peas Beans Tomato Flowers & Aromatic Plants

Betel Leaves

Total Drugs, Narcotics & Plantation

1 2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

1 Adilabad 183 100 - 90 3,851 4 - 21

2 Nizamabad 438 34 - 7 2,586 - - 951

3 Karimnagar 543 54 - 97 2,359 15 - 40

4 Medak 745 327 27 1,004 4,873 28 9 31

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 2,120 1,140 - 209 7,477 2,751 - -

7 Mahabubnagar 572 95 - 341 5,793 177 1 2,333

8 Nalgonda 342 - - - 1,705 - - 112

9 Warangal 215 70 - 220 2,380 3 - 400

10 Khammam 259 7 - 64 1,095 13 - 2,286

Total 5,417 1,827 27 2,032 32,119 2,991 10 6,174




Sl. No.

District Rice Jowar Bajra Ragi Total Cereals and Millets

Total Pulses

Total Food Crops

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 8.33 3.35 0.27 N 16.34 10.02 30.48

2 Nizamabad 37.64 1.75 1.35 N 53.82 5.09 66.58

3 Karimnagar 39.80 0.18 0.21 - 55.64 2.51 64.67

4 Medak 20.07 2.18 0.05 N 45.62 10.27 69.70

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 13.66 3.15 0.03 0.17 36.04 16.98 69.11

7 Mahabubnagar 16.43 2.53 0.16 0.11 37.91 13.24 56.91

8 Nalgonda 44.30 0.26 0.01 - 45.09 3.75 55.48

9 Warangal 23.83 0.42 0.01 - 42.28 5.68 57.07

10 Khammam 32.18 0.12 - - 39.54 3.68 59.47

Total 26.62 1.49 0.20 0.04 41.48 7.68 57.72

TABLE - 4.14 PERCENTAGE OF AREA UNDER PRINCIPAL CROPS TO TOTAL AREA SOWN, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District Groundnut Seasamum Castor Coconut Cotton Tobacco Total Non-Food Crops

1 2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

1 Adilabad 0.16 0.80 0.02 - 50.65 N 69.52

2 Nizamabad 0.20 1.15 - - 3.51 0.21 33.42

3 Karimnagar 1.00 1.04 0.01 - 30.67 N 35.33

4 Medak 0.15 0.11 0.18 - 24.19 N 30.30

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 2.42 0.09 0.30 N 24.86 - 30.89

7 Mahabubnagar 9.96 0.11 4.90 N 27.36 0.24 43.09

8 Nalgonda 1.97 0.08 0.07 N 42.17 0.01 44.52

9 Warangal 3.83 0.48 0.06 - 38.26 0.07 42.93

10 Khammam 0.97 0.25 - 0.10 34.76 0.50 40.53

Total 2.92 0.45 0.95 0.01 31.85 0.11 42.28

Source: DES, Hyderabad. Note: N= Negligible.

TABLE - 4.14 (concld.) PERCENTAGE OF AREA UNDER PRINCIPAL CROPS TO TOTAL AREA SOWN, 2014-15



TABLE - 4.15 AVERAGE YIELD PER HECTARE OF PRINCIPAL CROPS, 2009-10 TO 2014-15

(in Kgs/Hects.)

Sl. No. Commodity 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Rice 2,932 3,303 2,942 3,277 3,300

2 Wheat 1,089 1,295 1,328 1,121 620

3 Jowar 877 913 1,122 1,094 1,016

4 Bajra 471 725 626 1,233 942

5 Maize 2,400 4,056 3,200 4,440 4,681

6 Ragi 1,005 1,258 1,274 1,358 1,470

7 Bengal gram 1,444 1,362 849 1,464 1,716

8 Red gram 380 443 304 554 530

9 Green gram 125 537 552 735 689

10 Horse gram 333 418 128 533 503

11 Black gram 203 647 597 913 852

12 Chilies 3,568 3,105 2,612 3,628 3,463

13 Tamarind 10,331 7,418 7,147 7,472 6,068

14 Onions 22,786 18,679 22,450 30,077 29,418

15 Sugarcane (Gur) 8,089 7,770 8,570 8,854 8,751

16 Groundnut 1,682 1,793 1,529 1,789 1,691

17 Seasamum 204 266 344 400 360

18 Castor 394 488 390 535 707

19 Cotton (Lint) 342 370 247 380 423

20 Tobacco 2,196 2,380 2,821 2,830 2,246

21 Soya bean 824 1,704 1,616 1,817 1,610

22 Palm Oil 26,150 15,471 15,610 18,824 12,599

2014-15

8

3,211

1,189

1,054

937

3,338

1,145

1,370

495

513

413

583

3,456

12,221

22,620

8,783

1,907

405

578

360

2,625

1,081

26,863



TABLE - 4.16 YIELD PER HECTARE OF PRINCIPAL CROPS, 2014-15

((in Kgs/Hects.)

Sl. No.

District Rice Wheat Jowar Bajra Maize Ragi All Grams

Bengal Red Green Horse Black

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

1 Adilabad 2,518 1,189 881 937 2,941 1,115 1,195 824 596 382 854

2 Nizamabad 3,666 1,648 1,453 937 4,926 1,115 1,174 262 364 - 326

3 Karimnagar 3,559 - 1,525 937 5,017 - 1,234 721 499 382 413

4 Medak 3,274 749 1,058 937 1,775 1,114 1,079 318 551 382 613

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 2,615 1,189 1,132 937 2,969 2,205 1,000 401 648 420 956

7 Mahabubnagar 2,601 1,189 1,107 951 1,914 727 1,783 450 378 453 505

8 Nalgonda 3,220 - 340 405 1,910 - 1,370 477 295 382 406

9 Warangal 3,080 - 674 937 4,895 - 1,338 508 592 382 410

10 Khammam 3,131 - 1,132 - 4,910 - 1,370 522 538 382 408

State 3,211 1,189 1,054 937 3,338 1,145 1,370 495 513 413 583

TABLE - 4.16 (concld.) YIELD PER HECTARE OF PRINCIPAL CROPS, 2014-15

(in Kgs/Hects.)

Sl. No.

District Chilies Tamarind Onions Ground nut

Seasa-mum

Castor Sugarcane

(Gur) Tobacco

Cotton (Lint)

1 2 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

1 Adilabad 1,191 - 27,032 1,913 445 585 8,782 2,381 320

2 Nizamabad 3,692 12,220 30,358 2,838 467 - 8,740 3,877 203

3 Karimnagar 2,660 3,575 26,944 2,063 504 576 8,116 3,877 464

4 Medak 459 12,876 26,324 1,182 307 578 9,066 1,957 297

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 3,605 - 24,933 1,596 198 371 7,555 - 296

7 Mahabubnagar 3,428 18,481 16,506 2,033 282 586 8,286 1,957 295

8 Nalgonda 3,089 12,220 27,315 1,248 94 177 8,340 3,877 279

9 Warangal 2,967 - 27,315 1,819 234 440 - 2,993 453

10 Khammam 4,282 12,220 24,500 1,877 141 - 8,332 2,675 523

Total 3,456 12,221 22,620 1,907 405 578 8,783 2,625 360



TABLE - 4.17

AREA, PRODUCTION AND AVERAGE YIELD OF PRINCIPAL CROPS, 2014-15

S1. No.

Crop Area

(in Hectares) Production (in Tonnes)

Average yield (in Kgs./Hects.)

1 2 3 4 5

1 Rice 14,15,420 45,44,982 3,211

2 Jowar 79,001 83,267 1,054

3 Bajra 11,218 10,510 937

4 Maize 6,91,471 23,08,051 3,338

5 Ragi 1,527 1,748 1,145

6 Total Major & Small Millets 7,83,351 24,03,661 3,068

7 Red gram 2,20,669 1,09,279 495

8 Total Pulses 4,08,167 2,62,834 644

9 Chilies 73,274 2,53,260 3,456

10 Tamarind 435 5,316 12,221

11 Sugarcane (cane) 38,139 33,43,035 87,654

12 Sugarcane (Gur) 38,139 3,34,966 8,783

13 Onions 13,919 3,14,847 22,620

14 Groundnut 1,54,798 2,95,235 1,907

15 Total Oil Seeds 5,00,258 7,21,556 1,442



TABLE - 4.18 FARM HARVEST PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIES DURING

PEAK MARKETING PERIOD, 2009-10 TO 2014-15 (Price in Rupees per Quintal)

Sl. No. Name of the Crop 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Paddy 1,191.60 987.00 1,065.01 1,394.29 1,458.88

2 Jowar 1,234.83 1,363.00 2,014.44 1,945.45 1,999.83

3 Bajra 1,004.85 2,624.00 1,571.02 1,873.01 1,753.62

4 Maize 828.41 965.00 1,018.30 1,230.73 1,255.96

5 Ragi 1,178.48 1,065.00 1,080.76 1,292.23 1,522.10

6 Korra 952.15 1,234.00 1,192.98 1,909.00 1,949.92

7 Red gram 3,881.78 3,255.00 3,398.02 3,867.87 3,946.34

8 Bengal gram 2,144.33 2,277.00 3,089.80 3,440.42 2,813.73

9 Black gram 3,772.87 3,678.00 3,349.06 3,582.42 4,124.88

10 Green gram 4,631.92 3,320.00 3,451.61 3,975.28 4,794.92

11 Horse gram 1,585.81 1,622.00 1,582.10 2,824.72 2,729.79

12 Sugarcane 2,069.94 1,962.00 2,025.29 2,600.00 2,344.97

13 Onions 723.53 995.00 650.88 888.56 1,918.55

14 Turmeric 10,275.62 11,372.00 3,749.56 5,080.94 5,318.03

15 Chilies Dry 4,948.58 7,808.00 5,718.52 6,258.13 7,018.46

16 Coriander 3,661.18 4,357.00 6,339.86 5,494.55 7,223.51

17 Groundnut Pods 2,942.58 3,567.00 3,964.59 4,644.84 3,442.66

18 Seasamum Seeds 4,505.97 3,844.00 4,815.21 6,025.60 8,727.64

19 Safflower 1,908.57 2,559.00 2,752.69 4,124.01 3,311.24

20 Castor Seeds 2,354.29 3,162.00 3,303.14 3,430.77 3,442.15

21 Mesta 2,033.42 2,326.00 1,559.38 1,920.00 2,028.93

22 Cotton (Kapas) 2,993.15 4,095.00 3,724.68 3,619.42 4,468.88

23 Tobacco (V) 4,122.99 5,291.00 6,662.99 11,304.22 11,060.08


2014-15

8

1,432.20

2,093.03

1,242.13

1,192.69

1,360.83

2,140.00

4,848.29

3,187.53

4,853.30

5,672.69

3,164.17

2,367.90

1,441.86

6,631.66

7,799.17

5,290.00

4,335.54

7,933.48

2,432.00

3,939.86

2,240.09

3,895.18

-



TABLE - 4.19 INDEX NUMBERS OF AREA UNDER CROPS FROM 2010-11 TO 2014-15

Base : Triennium ending 2007-08=100

Sl. No. Crops 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Rice 136.28 120.48 97.68 137.35 97.47

2 Wheat 105.58 89.90 89.78 79.67 65.96

3 Jowar 60.38 46.68 44.60 38.95 28.71

4 Bajra 81.34 48.27 41.79 56.25 47.74

5 Maize 83.42 96.72 108.43 122.71 113.10

6 Ragi 40.03 32.60 33.20 25.46 22.67

7 Small Millets 57.46 24.33 94.01 107.82 16.38

8 Total Cereals and Millets 112.96 104.73 93.54 120.86 92.69

9 Horse gram 51.56 31.41 39.18 27.88 21.92

10 Green gram 90.73 63.65 64.43 53.16 37.61

11 Black gram 94.21 87.14 70.21 51.79 34.91

12 Red gram 133.05 116.37 107.43 102.45 85.99

13 Bengal gram 111.45 86.98 114.75 116.26 60.82

14 Cow gram 97.29 88.72 83.57 77.08 73.25

15 Other Pulses 41.93 30.19 31.25 29.59 7.60

16 Total Pulses 108.77 88.92 87.84 80.01 58.72

17 (A) Total Food Grains 112.01 101.15 92.25 111.62 85.00

18 Groundnuts 100.34 87.77 95.86 107.58 79.29

19 Seasamum 55.98 40.37 46.42 45.13 48.93

20 Safflower 80.37 65.46 65.51 52.27 27.61

21 Sunflower 33.19 28.84 33.27 23.27 21.79

22 Coconut (1000 Nuts) 78.84 70.23 47.76 46.67 47.87

23 Rape and Mustard 577.45 164.71 327.45 826.47 2,209.80

24 Soya been 133.34 136.03 167.34 257.09 257.29

25 Castor 48.11 42.44 45.63 37.02 23.52

26 Linseed 27.59 15.54 8.32 9.29 1.83

27 Niger seed 3.46 1.15 3.70 1.62 4.16

28 Total Oil Seeds 75.29 67.90 76.83 88.76 75.67




INDEX NUMBERS OF AREA UNDER CROPS FROM 2010-11 TO 2014-15 Base: Triennium ending 2007-08=100

Sl. No. Crops 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

29 Cotton (Kapas) 181.50 205.64 235.83 221.54 220.23

30 Mesta 45.81 20.26 59.91 45.37 77.97

31 Total Fiber 181.46 205.59 235.78 221.49 220.19

32 Betel Leaves (1000 Nos.) 112.00 88.00 60.00 56.00 40.00

33 Total Plantain Crops 112.00 88.00 60.00 56.00 40.00

34 Chillies 87.27 101.22 93.36 84.69 82.74

35 Coriander 42.51 32.91 21.10 23.16 26.84

36 Turmeric 97.65 106.49 96.00 95.89 83.99

37 Tamarind 283.05 283.73 227.12 208.47 147.46

38 Ginger 127.93 121.47 122.96 131.58 162.41

39 Total condiments and Spices 89.20 100.12 93.17 86.17 81.18

40 Mango 102.86 92.91 94.23 105.25 108.96

41 Batavia 120.53 114.35 101.26 111.65 92.59

42 Acid Lime 92.26 84.15 83.61 101.11 105.66

43 Banana (Plantation for Harvest) 151.93 129.50 154.99 110.85 124.33

44 Guva 75.59 70.66 71.57 61.99 52.23

45 Papaya 84.37 88.94 64.01 77.29 127.14

46 Sapota 234.55 254.47 263.41 250.00 250.81

47 Potatoes 216.71 222.69 165.32 162.59 141.02

48 Sweet Potatoes 51.57 49.69 55.97 68.55 64.78

49 Onions 121.69 141.17 115.40 124.60 117.36

50 Bhendi 124.47 113.30 131.92 117.23 131.67

51 Brinjals 119.36 115.89 114.48 118.35 133.24

52 Tomatoes 116.80 114.61 112.59 114.80 113.17

53 Cashew nuts 100.50 104.78 82.30 67.90 65.56

54 Total Fruits and Vegetables 111.41 106.03 102.10 108.63 107.66

55 Sugar cane for Harvest (Cane as such) 71.27 81.32 73.14 70.33 68.24

56 Total Tobacco 4.19 4.28 2.18 2.89 2.91

57 Total Other Crops 17.97 22.11 18.46 18.43 17.96

58 (B) Non-Food Grains 113.30 120.91 236.99 132.55 127.26

59 All Crops 112.52 108.97 149.55 124.22 105.75


1 2 3 4 5 6 7



TABLE - 4.20

INDEX NUMBERS OF AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION FROM 2010-11 TO 2014-15 Base: Triennium ending 2007-08=100)

Sl. No. Crop 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

1 Rice 98.07 77.24 69.74 98.75 68.20

2 Wheat 160.37 140.02 118.06 57.94 91.95

3 Jowar 56.20 53.44 49.76 40.36 30.86

4 Bajra 90.92 46.59 79.46 81.70 68.95

5 Maize 72.00 65.87 102.46 122.22 80.34

6 Ragi 37.86 31.21 33.88 28.12 19.50

7 Small Millets 44.66 27.99 150.42 142.09 18.16


9 Horse gram 64.51 12.06 62.49 41.96 27.11

10 Green gram 91.03 65.58 88.40 68.36 36.06

11 Black gram 100.21 85.58 105.49 72.58 33.50

12 Red gram 91.00 54.61 92.00 83.83 65.79

13 Bengal gram 90.82 44.18 100.49 119.32 49.83

14 Cow gram 124.63 122.79 132.44 110.04 138.45

15 Other Pulses 68.12 39.06 46.54 37.39 9.18

16 Total Pulses 92.00 57.47 95.23 90.11 50.98


18 Groundnuts 101.50 75.73 96.77 102.62 85.32

19 Seasamum 84.04 78.46 104.84 94.80 111.97

20 Safflower 68.21 62.63 139.35 47.55 26.45

21 Sunflower 24.45 20.61 27.13 15.95 21.99

22 Coconut (1000 Nuts) 92.12 102.23 79.68 75.62 100.71

23 Rape and Mustard 519.62 296.55 211.91 450.39 2,770.89

24 Soya been 124.07 119.96 166.04 225.93 151.85

25 Castor 46.30 32.65 48.08 51.62 26.78

26 Linseed 77.07 40.00 48.29 54.63 8.78

27 Niger seed - - - - -

28 Total Oil Seeds 79.83 71.36 95.36 108.63 82.38

1 2 3 4 5 6 7



TABLE - 4.20 (concld.) INDEX NUMBERS OF AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION FROM 2010-11 TO 2014-15

Base: Triennium ending 2007-08=100)

Sl. No. Crop 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

29 Cotton (Kapas) 119.59 90.89 159.17 326.82 276.56

30 Mesta - - - - -

31 Total Fiber 119.65 90.91 175.45 326.88 276.64

32 Betel Leaves (1000 Nos.) 172.17 142.75 114.57 129.74 56.05


34 Chillies 92.56 90.29 115.69 100.18 97.69

35 Coriander 57.61 41.10 32.86 35.95 14.04

36 Turmeric 104.30 92.66 88.09 77.30 66.32

37 Tamarind 255.83 247.08 206.76 154.14 219.56

38 Ginger 182.78 173.82 144.22 116.04 150.78


40 Mango 92.05 65.83 82.75 119.14 104.81

41 Batavia 97.94 63.74 44.72 89.99 83.88

42 Acid Lime 110.97 79.42 112.34 165.30 124.93


44 Guva 108.55 78.13 109.48 95.88 91.70

45 Papaya 359.10 359.35 415.01 450.29 194.48

46 Sapota 158.16 201.26 328.62 247.65 284.87

47 Potatoes 134.78 111.41 162.30 118.35 102.95

48 Sweet Potatoes 40.98 42.92 39.55 34.24 36.87

49 Onions 98.95 137.97 151.10 159.58 115.57

50 Bhendi 222.73 160.28 189.32 290.89 461.12

51 Brinjals 143.81 114.04 99.32 131.30 229.37

52 Tomatoes 235.53 206.61 194.38 265.72 307.78

53 Cashew nuts 32.79 80.89 66.15 43.22 36.52


55 Sugar cane for Harvest (Cane as such) 60.08 75.33 70.03 66.15 65.50

56 Total Tobacco 126.28 152.99 78.25 82.25 96.56


58 (B) Non-Food Grains 80.66 82.28 117.82 118.66 93.29

59 All Crops 103.36 86.79 110.34 124.43 91.23

1 2 3 4 5 6 7



TABLE - 4.21 INDEX NUMBERS OF AGRICULTURE PRODUCTIVITY (YIELDS) FROM 2010-11 TO 2014-15


Sl. No. Crops 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

1 Rice 71.96 64.11 71.40 71.90 69.97

2 Wheat 151.89 155.75 131.50 72.72 139.40

3 Jowar 93.08 114.48 111.57 103.62 107.49

4 Bajra 111.78 96.52 190.14 145.24 144.43

5 Maize 86.31 68.10 94.49 99.60 71.03

6 Ragi 94.58 95.74 102.05 110.45 86.02

7 Small Millets 77.72 115.04 160.00 131.78 110.87


9 Horse gram 125.12 38.40 159.49 150.50 123.68

10 Green gram 100.33 103.03 137.20 128.59 95.88

11 Black gram 106.37 98.21 150.25 140.14 95.96

12 Red gram 68.40 46.93 85.64 81.83 76.51

13 Bengal gram 81.49 50.79 87.57 102.63 81.93

14 Cow gram 128.10 138.40 158.48 142.76 189.01

15 Other Pulses 162.46 129.38 148.93 126.36 120.79

16 Total Pulses 84.58 64.63 108.41 112.62 86.82


18 Groundnuts 101.16 86.28 100.95 95.39 107.60

19 Seasamum (Gingelly) 150.13 194.35 225.85 210.06 228.84

20 Safflower 84.87 95.68 212.72 90.97 95.80

21 Sunflower 73.67 71.46 81.54 68.54 100.92

22 Coconut (1000 Nuts) 116.84 145.56 166.83 162.03 210.38

23 Rape and Mustard 89.99 180.04 64.72 54.50 125.39

24 Soya been 93.05 88.19 99.22 87.88 59.02

25 Castor 96.24 76.93 105.37 139.44 113.86

26 Linseed 279.34 257.40 580.41 588.05 479.78

27 Niger seed - - - - -

28 Total Oil Seeds 106.03 105.10 124.12 122.39 108.87

1 2 3 4 5 6 7



TABLE - 4.21 (concld.) INDEX NUMBERS OF PRODUCTIVITY (YIELDS) FROM 2010-11 TO 2014-15


Sl. No. Crops 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

29 Cotton (Kapas) 65.89 44.20 67.49 147.52 125.58

30 Mesta - - - - -

31 Total Fiber 65.94 44.22 74.41 147.58 125.64

32 Betel Leaves (1000 Nos.) 153.72 162.22 190.95 231.68 140.12


34 Chillies 106.06 89.20 123.92 118.29 118.07

35 Coriander 135.52 124.89 155.73 155.22 52.31

36 Turmeric 106.81 87.01 91.76 80.61 78.96

37 Tamarind 90.38 87.08 91.04 73.94 148.89

38 Ginger 142.88 143.10 117.29 88.19 92.84


40 Mango 89.49 70.85 87.82 113.20 96.19

41 Batavia 81.26 55.74 44.16 80.60 90.59

42 Acid Lime 120.28 94.38 134.36 163.49 118.24


44 Guva 143.60 110.57 152.97 154.67 175.57

45 Papaya 425.63 404.04 648.35 582.60 152.97

46 Sapota 67.43 79.09 124.76 99.06 113.58

47 Potatoes 62.19 50.03 98.17 72.79 73.00

48 Sweet Potatoes 79.46 86.38 70.66 49.95 56.92

49 Onions 81.31 97.73 130.94 128.07 98.47

50 Bhendi 178.94 141.47 143.51 248.14 350.21

51 Brinjals 120.48 98.40 86.76 110.94 172.15

52 Tomatoes 201.65 180.27 172.64 231.46 271.96

53 Cashew nuts 32.63 77.20 80.38 63.65 55.70


55 Sugar cane for Harvest (Cane as such)

84.30 92.63 95.75 94.06 95.98

56 Total Tobacco 3,013.84 3,574.53 3,589.45 2,846.02 3,318.21


58 (B) Non-Food Grains 71.19 68.05 49.72 89.52 73.31

59 All Crops 91.86 79.65 73.78 100.17 86.27

1 2 3 4 5 6 7



TABLE - 4.23 OPERATIONAL HOLDINGS AND AREA OPERATED ACCORDING TO SIZE CLASS, 2010-11

Sl. No.

District

Size class of Holdings

Below 0.5 Hectares 0.5 to 1.0 Hectares 1.0 to 2.0 Hectares

No. of Holdings

Area (Hectares)

No. of Holdings

Area (Hectares)

No. of Holdings

Area (Hectares)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 1,44,024 37,457.03 1,15,153 85,754.20 1,43,934 2,05,873.80

2 Nizamabad 1,89,151 51,936.12 1,30,280 95,460.44 1,12,836 1,56,787.48

3 Karimnagar 2,74,368 71,225.50 1,72,669 1,26,030.30 1,45,008 2,03,103.42

4 Medak 2,,89,341 70,476.88 1,75,759 1,28,006.84 1,48,880 2,07,684.78

5 Hyderabad - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 1,07,339 30,551.05 92,608 68,188.69 87,956 1,23,361.80

7 Mahabubnagar 3,24,726 83,602.20 2,44,407 1,81,467.82 2,49,386 3,55,355.56

8 Nalgonda 2,56,198 69,226.07 1,89,071 1,39,325.84 1,91,508 2,70,762.47

9 Warangal 2,80,779 70,535.82 1,64,108 1,20,394.06 1,41,881 1,98,411.98

10 Khammam 1,70,114 48,535.12 1,20,992 88,605.34 1,05,973 1,48,010.60

Total 20,36,040 5,33,545 14,05,047 10,33,235 13,27,362 18,69,352

TABLE - 4.22 INDEX NUMBERS OF NET AREA SOWN, CROPPING INTENSITY, CROPPING PATTERN

AND PRODUCTIVITY PER HECTARE OF NET AREA SOWN, 2014-15

Base: Triennium ending 2007-08=100

Sl. No.

Year Net Area Sown Cropping Intensity Cropping Pattern Productivity

(Per Hectare of Net Area Sown)

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 2009-2010 96.80 99.12 93.98 83.28

2 2010-2011 109.83 104.64 92.78 100.40

3 2011-2012 112.45 99.32 95.86 79.51

4 2012-2013 113.78 97.95 68.96 96.44

5 2013-2014 120.36 97.86 146.85 129.97

6 2014-2015 107.00 97.30 95.62 116.70



TABLE - 4.23 (contd.) OPERATIONAL HOLDINGS AND AREA OPERATED ACCORDING TO SIZE CLASS, 2010-11

Sl. No.

District

Size class of Holdings

2.0 to 3.0 Hectares 3.0 to 4.0 Hectares 4.0 to 5.0 Hectares

No. of Holdings

Area (Hectares)

No. of Holdings

Area (Hectares)

No. of Holdings

Area (Hectares)

1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Adilabad 69,592 1,59,955.51 21,173 72,771.45 11,712 51,448.78

2 Nizamabad 26,734 62,774.63 7,787 26,641.42 3,170 13,990.07

3 Karimnagar 41,805 99,454.03 13,585 46,570.88 6,994 30,984.84

4 Medak 39,832 94,259.24 13,507 46,365.72 6,899 30,551.08

5 Hyderabad - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 30,714 72,583.50 10,808 37,114.14 5,378 23,800.49

7 Mahabubnagar 93,535 2,22,794.69 30,666 1,05,286.71 16,966 75,389.29

8 Nalgonda 66,832 1,59,145.12 24,532 84,276.43 12,648 56,031.46

9 Warangal 43,030 1,02,537.59 14,358 49,331.95 8,466 37,599.05

10 Khammam 40,613 95,762.38 13,822 47,508.77 7,949 34,978.32

Total 4,52,687 10,69,267 1,50,238 5,15,867 80,182 3,54,773

TABLE - 4.23 (contd.) OPERATIONAL HOLDINGS AND AREA OPERATED ACCORDING TO SIZE CLASS, 2010-11

Sl. No.

District

Size Class of Holdings

5.0 to 7.5 Hectares 7.5 to 10.0 Hectares 10.0 to 20.0 Hectares

No. of Holdings

Area (Hectares)

No. of Holdings

Area (Hectares)

No. of Holdings

Area (Hectares)

1 2 15 16 17 18 19 20

1 Adilabad 9,530 57,117.95 2,747 23,413.02 1,780 22,881.12

2 Nizamabad 2,515 14,983.58 621 5,306.72 387 5,003.79

3 Karimnagar 5,397 32,206.92 1,438 12,233.26 935 11,931.15

4 Medak 6,365 38,185.18 2,151 18,374.16 1,569 20,263.91

5 Hyderabad - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 4,913 29,558.17 1,540 13,140.90 1,240 16,208.93

7 Mahabubnagar 14,101 84,707.14 4,947 42,358.25 3,201 41,967.12

8 Nalgonda 10,915 65,198.08 3,282 27,970.09 2,007 25,234.77

9 Warangal 6,252 37,519.70 2,333 19,828.22 1,507 19,724.90

10 Khammam 5,881 35,100.90 1,723 14,784.28 1,058 13,559.35

Total 65,869 3,94,578 20,782 1,77,409 13,684 1,76,775



TABLE - 4.23 (concld.) OPERATIONAL HOLDINGS AND AREA OPERATED ACCORDING TO SIZE CLASS, 2010-11

Sl. No.

District

Size Class of Holdings Average Size

(in Hects.)

20.0 & Above Hectares Total

No. of Holdings

Area (Hectares)

No. of Holdings

Area (Hectares)

1 2 21 22 23 24 25

1 Adilabad 350 11,906.33 519,995 728,579.19 1.40

2 Nizamabad 47 1,591.44 473,528 434,475.69 0.92

3 Karimnagar 146 4,950.07 662,345 638,690.37 0.96

4 Medak 240 8,763.92 684,543 662,931.71 0.97


6 Rangareddy 175 5,126.72 342,671 419,634.39 1.22

7 Mahabubnagar 379 11,933.61 982,314 1,204,862.39 1.23

8 Nalgonda 195 7,064.68 757,188 904,236.01 1.19

9 Warangal 347 11,427.76 663,061 667,311.03 1.01

10 Khammam 212 9,259.74 468,337 536,104.80 1.14

Total 2,091 72,024 55,53,982 61,96,826 1.12

Note: Total may not tally due to rounding off figures. Source: DES, Hyderabad.

TABLE - 4.24 PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOLDINGS AND AREA OPERATED ACCORDING TO SIZE CLASS, 2010-11

Sl. No.

District

Size Class of Holdings

Below 1.0 1.0 - 2.0 2.0 - 4.0 4.0 - 10.0 10 and above

No. of Holdings

Area (Hects.)

No. of Holdings

Area (Hects.)

No. of Holdings

Area (Hects.)

No. of Holdings

Area (Hects.)

No. of Holdings

Area (Hects.)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1 Adilabad 49.80 16.90 27.70 28.30 17.50 31.90 4.60 18.10 0.40 4.80

2 Nizamabad 67.50 33.90 23.80 36.10 7.30 20.60 1.30 7.90 0.10 1.50

3 Karimnagar 67.50 30.90 21.90 31.80 8.40 22.90 2.00 11.80 0.20 2.60

4 Medak 67.90 29.90 21.70 31.30 7.80 21.20 2.30 13.20 0.30 4.40

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 58.30 23.50 25.70 29.40 12.10 26.10 3.50 15.80 0.40 5.20

7 Mahabubnagar 57.90 22.00 25.40 29.50 12.60 27.20 3.70 16.80 0.40 4.50

8 Nalgonda 58.80 23.10 25.30 29.90 12.10 26.90 3.50 16.50 0.30 3.60

9 Warangal 67.10 28.60 21.40 29.70 8.70 22.80 2.50 14.20 0.30 4.70

10 Khammam 62.20 25.60 22.60 27.60 11.60 26.70 3.30 15.80 0.30 4.30

State 62.00 25.30 23.90 30.30 10.90 25.50 3.00 15.00 0.30 4.00



TABLE - 4.26 CONSUMPTION OF CHEMICAL FERTILISERS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(in Tonnes)

Sl. No. District Nitrogen (N) Phosphorous (P) Potash (K) Total (N+P+K)

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Adilabad 65,363 15,789 1,870 83,022

2 Nizamabad 81,227 19,268 5,415 1,05,910

3 Karimnagar 1,22,579 34,966 12,165 1,69,710

4 Medak 55,797 12,098 3,043 70,938

5 Hyderabad - - - -

6 Rangareddy 1,20,239 64,120 21,038 2,05,397

7 Mahabubnagar 83,514 33,352 7,619 1,24,485

8 Nalgonda 1,12,831 36,930 12,004 1,61,765

9 Warangal 1,08,636 27,802 9,723 1,46,161

10 Khammam 76,753 23,883 9,521 1,10,157

Total 8,26,939 2,68,208 82,398 11,77,545

Source: Fertilizer Statistics (2014-15), The Fertilizer Association of India, New Delhi.

TABLE - 4.25 CONSUMPTION OF CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS, 2011-12 TO 2014-15

Sl. No. Item 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Ammonium Sulphate 28,502 23,021 29,420 21,918

2 Urea 13,20,735 13,13,797 16,80,716 13,66,937

3 Calcium Ammonium Nitrate 9,561 6,238 5,942 22

4 Ammonium Phosphate (20:20:0) 6,05,270 5,22,000 6,29,036 6,21,818

5 Mono Ammonium Phosphate 16,449 9,201 - -

6 Ammonium Phosphate (28:28:0) 52,868 48,664 54,194 76,212

7 Ammonium Phosphate (16:20:0) 62,579 10,768 12,069 7,843

8 Di- Ammonium Phosphate 4,21,347 2,50,564 243,544 1,89,108

9 Single Super Phosphate 76,603 45,873 55,478 47,771

10 Muriate of Potash 1,22,839 1,08,516 1,03,156 1,08,596

11 Sulphate of Potash 243 161 226 -

12 14:35:14 49,931 25,321 26,226 32,389

13 15:15:15 9,960 7,414 3,066 10,146

14 19:19:19 496 30 2,479 2,076

15 12:32:16 34,518 19,120 18,475 14,199

16 10:26:26 47,689 27,416 17,298 25,713

17 Triple Super Phosphate 9,925 1,138 - -

Total 28,69,515 24,19,242 28,81,325 25,24,748

Source: Fertilizer and Agriculture Statistics , Southern Region , 2014-15, The Fertilizer Association of India, Chennai.



Irrigation is the artificial application of

water to the land or soil. It is used to assist in

growing of agricultural crops, maintenance

of landscapes, and re-vegetation of disturbed

soils in dry areas and during periods of

inadequate rainfall. Irrigation is one of the most

important critical inputs for enhancing the

productivity that is required at different critical

stages of plant growth. One cannot imagine

agriculture without irrigation. Two important

rivers of India, the Godavari and Krishna are

flowing through the State and providing

irrigation. Major sources of irrigation in the state

are canals, tanks, tube wells, dug wells etc., and

irrigation is being done with the use of various

techniques such as surface irrigation, localized

irrigation, drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation,

sub-irrigation depending upon the availability

of source, accessibility and others to increase the

productivity of the crop grown.

Irrigation sources

There are 6.30 lakh dug wells, 6.53 lakh tube

wells, 0.50 lakh surface flow and lift irrigation

sources totaling to 13.33 lakh sources are

catering to the needs of agriculture, according to

the fourth Minor Irrigation Census conducted in

the State during 2006-07. Pictorial representation

is as follows.

Gross and Net Area Irrigated

The gross area irrigated in the State

during 2014-15 has decreased to 25.29 lakh

hectares from 31.54 lakh hectares in 2013-14,

showing a decrease of 19.81%. Similarly the net

area irrigated has also decreased to 17.26 lakh

hectares in 2014-15 from 22.80 lakh hectares

in 2013-14, showing a decrease of 24.27%.

Graphical representation is as follows.

5. Irrigation



Irrigation Intensity: The

irrigation intensity is the ratio

of gross area irrigated to the

net area irrigated. The

irrigation intensity for the year

2014-15 in the State is worked

out to 1.47%. The graphical

presentation of irrigation

Intensity for the years from

2008-09 to 2014-15 is depicted

in the following chart.

TABLE - 5.1 MINOR IRRIGATION SOURCES ACCORDING TO PERIODIC MINOR IRRIGATION CENSUSES

(in Nos.)

Sl. No. Source 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

1986-87 1993-94 2000-01 2006-07

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Dug Wells 5,89,746 5,55,747 7,35,273 6,30,297

2 Shallow Tube Wells 19,792 1,21,634 4,23,618 5,95,495

3 Deep Tube Wells 1,563 1,781 4,469 57,138

4 Surface Flow Irrigation Sources 42,724 35,093 38,151 36,066

5 Surface Lift Irrigation Sources 9,684 6,737 15,199 13,875

Total 6,63,509 7,20,992 12,16,710 13,32,871


Table Content

5.1 Minor Irrigation Sources according to periodic Minor Irrigation Censuses

5.2 Source wise Potential Created and Area Actually Irrigated according to 3rd and 4th Minor

Irrigation Census

5.3 Type wise Minor Irrigation Sources Created and Area Irrigated according to 3rd and 4th

Minor Irrigation Census

5.4 Minor Irrigation Sources as per 4th Minor Irrigation Census, 2006-07

5.5 Gross Area Irrigated by different Sources, 2008-09 to 2014-15

5.6 Net Area Irrigated by different Sources, 2008-09 to 2014-15

5.7 Area Irrigated by different Sources by Districts, 2014-15

5.8 Crop wise Gross Area Irrigated under Food and Non-Food Crops, 2009-10 to 2014-15

5.9 Crop wise Gross Area Irrigated under Food and Non-Food Crops by Districts, 2014-15



TABLE - 5.2 SOURCE WISE POTENTIAL CREATED AND AREA ACTUALLY IRRIGATED

ACCORDING TO 3RD AND 4TH MINOR IRRIGATION CENSUS

Sl. No.

Source

3rd MI Census (2000-01) 4th MI Census (2006-07)

Irrigation Area (in Hects.) % of

Utilization

Irrigation Area (in Hects) % of

Utilization Potential Created

Actually irrigated

Potential Created

Actually irrigated

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Dug Wells 10,38,747 6,76,013 65.08 8,86,791 6,29,701 71.01

2 Shallow Tube Wells 7,17,120 5,59,997 78.09 9,29,627 7,20,646 77.52

3 Deep Tube Wells 12,419 8,604 69.28 88,480 63,107 71.32

4 Surface Flow Irrigation 8,36,698 3,90,881 46.72 7,00,863 2,56,394 36.58

5 Surface Lift Irrigation 61,533 44,303 72.00 81,869 49,608 60.59

Total 26,66,517 16,79,798 63.00 26,87,630 17,19,456 63.98

TABLE - 5.3 TYPE WISE MINOR IRRIGATION SOURCES CREATED AND AREA IRRIGATED

ACCORDING TO 3RD AND 4TH MINOR IRRIGATIONCENSUS

Sl. No.

Source

Number of Sources in MICs and variation

Irrigation (Area in Hects.) Gross Potential Area Created Actual Area irrigated

3rd

(2000-01) 4th

(2006-07) % of

Variation 3rd

(2000-01) 4th

(2006-07) % of

Variation 3rd

(2000-01) 4th

(2006-07) % of

Variation 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 7 8 9

1 Dug Wells 7,35,273 6,30,297 -14.28 10,38,747 8,86,791 -14.63 6,76,013 6,29,701 -6.85

2 Shallow Tube Wells

4,23,618 5,95,495 40.57 7,17,120 9,29,627 29.63 5,59,997 7,20,646 28.69

3 Deep Tube Wells

4,469 57,138 1,178.5

4 12,419 88,480 612.46 8,604 63,107 633.46

4 Surface Flow Irrigation

38,151 36,066 -5.47 8,36,698 7,00,863 -16.23 3,90,881 2,56,394 -34.41

5 Surface Lift Irrigation

15,199 13,875 -8.71 61,533 81,869 33.05 44,303 49,608 11.97

Total 12,16,710 13,32,871 9.55 26,66,517 26,87,630 0.79 16,79,798 17,19,456 2.36

TABLE - 5.4 MINOR IRRIGATION SOURCES AS PER 4TH MINOR IRRIGATION CENSUS, 2006-07

(in Nos.) Sl. No.

District Dug Wells

Shallow Tube Wells

Deep Tube Wells

Surface Flow Irrigation Schemes

Surface Lift Irrigation Schemes

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 28,746 16,172 843 1,903 442 48,106

2 Nizamabad 7,220 1,31,361 2 2,061 1,888 1,42,532

3 Karimnagar 2,09,882 18,038 7,028 5,520 3 2,40,471

4 Medak 26,647 97,819 24,124 5,551 1,268 1,55,409

5 Hyderabad - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 27,045 49,445 2,212 1,854 202 80,758

7 Mahabubnagar 68,393 97,474 13,859 6,252 1,238 1,87,216

8 Nalgonda 61,994 1,22,377 1,624 4,591 3,422 1,94,008

9 Warangal 1,57,837 46,173 3,751 4,941 400 2,13,102

10 Khammam 42,533 16,636 3,695 3,393 5,012 71,269

Total 6,30,297 5,95,495 57,138 36,066 13,875 13,32,871



TABLE - 5.5 GROSS AREA IRIGATED BY DIFFERENT SOURCES, 2008-09 TO 2014-15

(in Hectares)

Sl. No. Source 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Tanks 2,85,764 67,176 3,05,224 2,07,549 1,79,485 2,81,469

2 Canals 3,74,467 1,69,065 5,03,887 4,31,823 1,20,525 4,69,354

3 Wells (Tube & Dug)

19,80,917 18,41,987 21,10,959 21,56,835 22,07,410 23,33,872

4 Other Sources 79,854 53,054 78,728 67,834 49,684 69,622

Total 27,21,002 21,31,282 29,98,798 28,64,041 25,57,104 31,54,317

2014-15

9

1,13,139

2,43,052

21,15,781

56,984

25,28,956

TABLE - 5.6 NET AREA IRIGATED BY DIFFERENT SOURCES, 2008-09 TO 2014-15

(in Hectares)

Sl. No. Source 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Tanks 2,38,019 56,852 2,37,968 1,82,702 1,57,662 2,28,171

2 Canals 2,73,579 1,37,452 3,15,754 3,25,317 90,296 2,88,803

3 Wells (Tube & Dug)

13,10,274 12,59,387 13,95,606 14,23,259 14,85,848 17,10,653

4 Other Sources 60,518 39,135 54,659 53,340 40,311 52,023

Total 18,82,390 14,92,826 20,03,987 19,84,618 17,74,117 22,79,650

Source: DES ,Hyderabad.

2014-15

9

96,780

1,73,688

14,13,096

42,739

17,26,303

TABLE - 5.7 AREA IRRIGATED BY DIFFERENT SOURCES BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(in Hectares)

Sl. No.

District

Net Area Irrigated by Area Irrigated more than

once

Gross Area

Irrigated Tanks Canals Tube wells Dug Wells

Other Sources

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 8,331 4,920 50,776 15,447 1,937 81,411 30,080 1,11,491

2 Nizamabad 498 10,711 1,50,674 483 3,119 1,65,485 138,519 3,04,004

3 Karimnagar 18,451 810 51,354 2,44,984 59 3,15,658 1,85,782 5,01,440

4 Medak 1,481 1,371 1,33,445 6,798 1,108 1,44,203 68,917 2,13,120

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 488 294 59,193 1,092 2,266 63,333 21,200 84,533

7 Mahabubnagar 3,727 29,579 1,97,940 4,472 12,951 2,48,669 83090 3,31,759

8 Nalgonda 12,805 67,059 1,42,382 20,300 11,256 2,53,802 1,32,211 3,86,013

9 Warangal 17,616 7,817 1,13,662 1,35,026 1,916 2,76,037 1,01,773 3,77,810

10 Khammam 33,383 51,127 48,575 36,493 8,127 1,77,705 41,081 2,18,786

Total 96,780 1,73,688 9,48,001 4,65,095 42,739 17,26,303 8,02,653 25,28,956



TABLE - 5.8 CROP WISE GROSS AREA IRRIGATED UNDER FOOD AND NON-FOOD CROPS, 2009-10 TO 2014-15

(in Hectares)

Sl. No. Crops 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

I Food Crops

a Cereals

Rice 10,89,964 19,19,910 17,05,994 13,69,995 19,52,921 13,88,786

Wheat 8,203 9,090 7,735 7,932 6,979 5,783

b Major Millets

Jowar 3,013 2,594 4,842 4,118 3,695 127,58

Bajra 9,515 12,311 7,690 4,297 8,927 9,122

Maize 1,72,745 1,82,369 2,15,351 2,47,141 2,62,536 2,43,056

Ragi 446 308 274 177 511 331

c Total Small Millets - - - - - -

b+c Total Major & Small Millets 1,85,719 1,97,582 2,28,157 2,55,733 2,75,669 2,65,267

a+b+c Total Cereals & Millets 12,83,886 21,26,582 19,41,886 16,33,660 22,35,569 16,59,836

d Pulses

Bengal gram 4,495 770 1,241 907 291 2,998

Green gram 5,772 4,735 6,851 6,063 6,417 7,350

Red gram 7,199 1,451 896 1,065 532 582

Black gram 3,185 5,098 10,238 9,179 6,522 4,978

Horse gram 9 108 6 19 - 31

Other Pulses 9,360 7,798 6,957 5,446 5,144 4,970

Total Pulses 30,020 19,960 26,189 22,679 18,906 20,909

a+b+c+d Total Food grains 13,13,906 21,46,542 19,68,075 16,56,339 22,54,475 16,80,745

e Other Food Crops

f Condiments & Spices

Chillies 74,764 70,546 81,638 77,729 71,883 71,172

Turmeric 46,073 50,551 55,127 49,693 49,638 43,475

Ginger 1,729 1,642 1,635 1,655 1,771 2,186

Other Condiments & Spices 1,809 948 1,069 1,109 1,615 2,085

Total Condiments & Spices 1,24,375 1,23,687 1,39,469 1,30,186 1,24,907 1,18,918

Sugarcane 58,922 78,491 84,081 79,371 76,312 72,088

Onions 11,261 12,750 14,356 11,862 12,968 11,435

g Other Misc. Food Crops 1,75,058 1,89,784 1,92,970 1,92,830 1,92,940 1,97,267

3,69,616 4,04,712 4,30,876 4,14,249 4,07,127 3,99,708

Total Food Crops 16,83,522 25,51,254 23,98,951 20,70,588 26,61,602 20,80,453

Total Other Food Crops

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8



TABLE - 5.9

CROP WISE GROSS AREA IRRIGATED UNDER FOOD & NON-FOOD CROPS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15 (in Hectares)

Sl. No.

District

Food Crops (Cereals & Millets)

Rice Wheat Jowar Bajra Maize Ragi Total Small Millets

Total Cereals & Millets (Cl.3 to 9)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 47,161 2,952 3,345 1,479 19,840 8 - 74,785

2 Nizamabad 1,69,272 1,196 5,623 6,063 32,776 2 - 2,14,932

3 Karimnagar 2,78,186 - 49 1,503 86,512 - - 3,66,250

4 Medak 1,10,816 1,246 1,732 - 17,683 - - 1,31,477

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 34,882 388 673 - 1,661 115 - 37,719

7 Mahabubnagar 1,57,203 1 1,308 - 7,758 206 - 1,66,476

8 Nalgonda 3,23,375 - - - 1,172 - - 3,24,547

9 Warangal 1,40,579 - 28 77 57,902 - - 1,98,586

10 Khammam 1,27,312 - - - 17,752 - - 1,45,064

Total 13,88,786 5,783 12,758 9,122 2,43,056 331 - 16,59,836

TABLE - 5.8 (concld.) CROP WISE GROSS AREA IRRIGATED UNDER FOOD AND NON-FOOD CROPS, 2009-10 TO 2014-15 (in Hectares) Sl. No.

Crops 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

II Non-Food Crops

h Groundnut 1,77,182 1,66,290 1,49,909 1,72,038 1,90,728 1,43,769

I Seasamum 9,440 10,646 10,380 14,959 14,872 16,925

J Castor 18 157 1,742 366 160 424

k Coconut 755 718 683 445 436 444

l Other Oil Seeds 61,050 33,720 41,089 49,209 39,614 41,269

Total Oil Seeds 2,48,445 2,11,531 2,03,803 2,37,017 2,45,810 2,02,831

m Tobacco 7,633 5,884 5,830 2,397 3,590 4,484

n Cotton 1,76,761 2,10,431 2,30,476 2,21,384 2,16,242 2,11,145

o Fodder Crops 12,609 16,845 22,526 23,134 23,601 26,417

p Other Non Food Crops 2,312 2,853 2,455 2,584 3,472 3,626

4,47,760 4,47,544 4,65,090 4,86,516 4,92,715 4,48,503

Gross Area Irrigated 21,31,282 29,98,798 28,64,041 25,57,104 31,54,317 25,28,956

Total Non Food Crops

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8



TABLE - 5.9 (contd.) CROP WISE GROSS AREA IRRIGATED UNDER FOOD & NON-FOOD CROPS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(in Hectares)

Sl. No.

District

Food Crops (Pulses) Total Food grains (10+17)

Horse gram

Green gram

Black gram

Red gram

Bengal gram

Other Pulses

Total Pulses Col.11 to 16

1 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

1 Adilabad - 192 12 105 2,019 15 2,343 77,128

2 Nizamabad - 641 425 - 112 53 1,231 2,16,163

3 Karimnagar - 3,944 2,148 243 691 2,830 9,856 3,76,106

4 Medak - 57 29 14 - 491 591 1,32,068

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy - - - 17 - 68 85 37,804

7 Mahabubnagar - 78 891 - 24 51 1,044 1,67,520

8 Nalgonda - 121 320 28 4 94 567 3,25,114

9 Warangal 31 1,684 891 175 148 1,245 4,174 2,02,760

10 Khammam - 633 262 - - 123 1,018 1,46,082

Total 31 7,350 4,978 582 2,998 4,970 20,909 16,80,745


( in Hectares)

Sl. No.

District

Food Crops (Condiments, Spices and Others) Total Food Crops

(Col. 18+ 23 to 26)

Turmeric Chillies Ginger

Other Condi-ments & Spices

Total Condiments & Spices (19 to 22)

Sugar -cane

Onions Other Food Crops

1 2 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

1 Adilabad 7,094 1,830 1 973 9,898 4 372 5,374 92,776

2 Nizamabad 12,458 1,036 - 300 13,794 11,597 2,278 6,767 2,50,599

3 Karimnagar 10,363 4,338 - 24 14,725 2,793 569 27,433 4,21,626

4 Medak 1,566 156 2164 409 4,295 39,852 2,638 25,591 2,04,444

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 3,303 478 20 248 4,049 2,046 1,775 26,641 72,315

7 Mahabubnagar 36 8,289 1 - 8,326 3,480 3,625 35,632 2,18,583

8 Nalgonda 1 4,146 - - 4,147 1,987 1 41,906 3,73,155

9 Warangal 8,482 24,261 - 33 32,776 1 173 21,388 2,57,098

10 Khammam 172 26,638 - 98 26,908 10,328 4 6,535 1,89,857

Total 43,475 71,172 2,186 2,085 1,18,918 72,088 11,435 1,97,267 20,80,453




( in Hectares)

Sl. No.

District

Non Food Crops (Oil Seeds)

Groundnut Seasamum Coconut Castor Other Oil seeds

Total oil seeds (Col. 28 to 32)

1 2 28 29 30 31 32 33

1 Adilabad 981 3,798 - - 1,757 6,536

2 Nizamabad 883 5,159 - - 25,175 31,217

3 Karimnagar 6,962 7,231 - - 2,117 16,310

4 Medak 773 246 - - 7,179 8,198

5 Hyderabad - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 6,172 - 4 - 219 6,395

7 Mahabubnagar 92,700 338 2 422 1,103 94,565

8 Nalgonda 11,809 - 1 2 170 11,982

9 Warangal 20,239 153 - - 162 20,554

10 Khammam 3,250 - 437 - 3,387 7,074

Total 1,43,769 16,925 444 424 41,269 2,02,831

TABLE - 5.9 (concld.) CROP WISE GROSS AREA IRRIGATED UNDER FOOD & NON-FOOD CROPS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(in Hectares)

Sl. No.

District

Non Food Crops Total Food

and Non-food crops (Col 27+38) Cotton Tobacco

Fodder crops

Other Non-food crops

Total Non- food crops

(Col 33 to 37 )

1 2 34 35 36 37 38 39

1 Adilabad 11,921 21 211 26 18,715 1,11,491

2 Nizamabad - 945 21,200 43 53,405 3,04,004

3 Karimnagar 63,481 8 - 15 79,814 5,01,440

4 Medak - 22 70 386 8,676 2,13,120

5 Hyderabad - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy - - 3,156 2,667 12,218 84,533

7 Mahabubnagar 16,466 947 1,018 180 1,13,176 3,31,759

8 Nalgonda - 101 671 104 12,858 3,86,013

9 Warangal 99,846 184 74 54 1,20,712 3,77,810

10 Khammam 19,431 2256 17 151 28,929 2,18,786

Total 2,11,145 4,484 26,417 3,626 4,48,503 25,28,956




Rearing of Live Stock play an important

role in the Economy, especially in the rural areas.

Apart from agriculture many rural youth are

eking their livelihood in dairy, rearing sheep, goat

and pig etc. The prosperity of Agriculture

obviously depends upon the Livestock

population it has. They are not only helping the

farmer in agricultural operations and also helping

more in conserving soil health and paving path

for healthy crops and conservation of moisture.

Animal Husbandry sector consists of

bovine, ovine, pig and poultry population. Bovine

population is further classified into cattle and

buffaloes and ovine population into sheep and

goat. Telangana is well off with livestock

resources, especially Sheep population

accounting to 19.80% of total Country’s sheep

population. The State stands 2nd in Sheep

population, 13th in Goat population, in the

country as per the Livestock Census, 2012.

Animal Health Care Services

The important animal health care services

available during the year 2014-15 are Super

Specialty Hospital (1), Veterinary Polyclinics (8),

Veterinary Hospitals(101), Veterinary Dispensaries

(906), Mobile Veterinary Clinics (8) and Rural

Livestock Units (1,101) are rendering services in

the State.

Production of Milk, Meat and Eggs

The State had produced 4,207.42 thousand

tonnes of Milk, 259.73 thousand tonnes of meat,

245.34 thousand tonnes of chicken and

1,062 crore eggs during 2014-15.

6. Livestock and Fisheries



Composition of Livestock Population

According to Livestock Census, 2012, the

State has 50.34 lakh cattle, 41.94 lakh buffaloes,

128.75 lakh sheep, 46.75 lakh goat and 691.59

lakh poultry population.

Fisheries The State is blessed with important

Irrigation Projects with abundant water such as

Nagarjuna Sagar, Srisailam Project, Sri Ram Sagar

Project, Nizamsagar, Singuru etc., numerous

water bodies, perennial rivers like Godavari,

Krishna, Manjira and Pranahitha are the resources

for fresh water fish and prawn in the State.

Fisheries sector is one of the fast growing

sector which provides cheap and nutritious food

and source of livelihood for a large section of

economically backward population of the State.

The production of inland fish and prawn during

the year 2014-15 is 2,68,362 Tonnes, with a value

of Rs. 2,65,191 lakh and its contribution to Gross

State Value Added (GSVA) is 0.6%. Production of

species wise inland fish, including prawns is given

in the following chart.



Table Content

6.1 Livestock Development and Veterinary Services, 2008-09 to 2014-15

6.2 Availability of Veterinary Services, 2011-12 to 2014-15

6.3 Livestock Development and Veterinary Services by Districts, 2014-15

6.4 Livestock and Poultry Population according to Livestock Census, 1999 to 2012

6.5 Livestock and Poultry Population by districts, 2012 Census (P)

6.6 Production of Milk, Meat, Chicken and Eggs, 2014-15

6.7 Species wise Inland Fish and Prawn Production, 2011-12 to 2014-15

6.8 Inland Fish and Prawn Production by districts, 2010-11 to 2014-15

6.9 Fishermen Activities, 2014-15

6.10 Classification of Water Spread Area, 2014-15

TABLE - 6.1

LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT AND VETERINARY SERVICES, 2008-09 TO 2014-15

Sl. No.

Year

No. of Institutions catering to Veterinary Aid

S.S.V.H Veterinary Poly Clinics

Veterinary Hospitals

Veterinary Dispensaries

MV Clinics

Rural Livestock Units

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 2008-09 1 9 100 714 - 1,310 2,134

2 2009-10 1 8 100 714 17 1,310 2,150

3 2010-11 1 8 100 714 17 1,310 2,150

4 2011-12 1 8 101 900 17 1,125 2,151

5 2012-13 1 8 101 917 11 1,105 2,143

6 2013-14 1 8 101 917 11 1,105 2,143

7 2014-15 1 8 101 906 8 1,101 2,125




LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT AND VETERINARY SERVICES, 2008-09 TO 2014-15

Sl. No.

Year

No. of Technical Persons Employed in Veterinary Institutions

No. of Cases treated excluding Livestock Farms (in ‘000)

Deputy Directors &

Asst. Directors

Veterinary Assistant Surgeons

Total Para

Veterinary staff

Out-patients

In-patients Total

1 2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

1 2008-09 155 504 659 1,570 22,873 0.50 22,874

2 2009-10 183 508 691 1,427 24,007 1.00 24,008

3 2010-11 183 529 712 1,303 25,089 0.90 25,090

4 2011-12 195 872 1,067 2,076 24,960 24.00 24,984

5 2012-13 198 974 1,172 2,063 26,479 0.90 26,480

6 2013-14 242 974 1,216 2,068 27,346 0.31 27,346

7 2014-15 150 702 852 1,156 24,458 0.45 24,459

TABLE - 6.1 (concld.) LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT AND VETERINARY SERVICES, 2008-09 TO 2014-15

Sl. No.

Year

Number of (in 000s.) No. of Artificial

Insemination Centers

No. of Calves Born (in 000)

Area brought under Fodder development (in Acres)

Castrations done

Vaccinations done

Artificial Inseminations

done 1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22

1 2008-09 442 38,000 1,077 2,020 324 4,02,955

2 2009-10 439 40,133 1,153 2,016 365 4,06,683

3 2010-11 406 51,562 1,314 2,016 424 4,08,086

4 2011-12 368 57,315 1,347 3,774 467 4,16,239

5 2012-13 380 53,154 1,496 3,755 536 4,64,705

6 2013-14 351 55,645 1,448 3,781 590 4,27,230

Source: Directorate of Animal Husbandry, Hyderabad.

7 2014-15 337 56,928 1,494 3,499 526 4,37,874



TABLE - 6.2 AVAILABILITY OF VETERINARY SERVICES, 2011-12 TO 2014-15

Sl. No. Particulars Unit 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Super Specialty Veterinary Hospitals Nos. 1 1 1 1

2 Veterinary Poly Clinics Nos. 8 8 8 8

3 Veterinary Hospitals Nos. 101 101 101 101

4 Veterinary Dispensaries Nos. 900 917 917 906

5 Mobile Veterinary Clinics Nos. 17 11 11 8

6 Rural Livestock Units Nos. 1,125 1,105 1,105 1,101

Total 2,151 2,143 2,143 2,125

7 Number of cases treated (excluding livestock farms)

a) In-Patient ‘000s. 24.0 0.90 0.31 0.45

b) Out-Patient ‘000s. 24,960 26,479 27,346 24,458

Total (a+b) 24,984 26,480 27,346 24,459

8 Number of Castrations ‘000s. 368 380 351 337

9 Number of Vaccinations ‘000s. 57,315 53,154 55,645 56,928

10 Number of Artificial Inseminations

a) Exotic ‘000s. 195 233 223 244

b) Indigenous ‘000s. 251 178 148 141

c) Murrah ‘000s. 901 1,085 1,077 1,109

Total (a+b+c) 1,347 1,496 1,448 1,494

11 Number of Calves Born

a) Exotic ‘000s. 68 74 91 89

b) Indigenous ‘000s. 72 56 77 60

c) Murrah ‘000s. 327 406 422 377

Total (a+b+c) 467 536 590 526

12 Number of Artificial Insemination Centers Nos. 3,774 3,755 3,781 3,499

13 Area brought under improved fodder crops ‘000s Acres

416.24 464.70 427.23 437.87



Sl. No.

District

No. of Veterinary Institutions catering to Veterinary Aid

Super Specialty Hospitals

Veterinary Poly Clinics

Veterinary Hospitals

Veterinary Dispensaries

MV Clinics

Rural Live stock Units

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad - 1 9 97 2 49 158

2 Nizamabad - 1 10 67 - 57 135

3 Karimnagar - 1 9 113 - 135 258

4 Medak - 1 11 100 - 123 235

5 Hyderabad 1 1 4 3 - - 9

6 Rangareddy - - 9 78 - 142 229

7 Mahabubnagar - 1 12 129 2 200 344

8 Nalgonda - 1 13 128 1 141 284

9 Warangal - - 14 107 2 118 241

10 Khammam - 1 10 84 1 136 232

Total 1 8 101 906 8 1,101 2,125

TABLE - 6.3 LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT AND VETERINARY SERVICES BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

TABLE - 6.3 (contd.) LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT AND VETERINARY SERVICES BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

No. of Technical Persons employed in Veterinary Institutions

No. of cases treated (excluding Livestock Farms)

Deputy Directors

Assistant Directors

Veterinary Assistant Surgeons

Para Veterinary

Staff Out-patients In-patients Total

1 2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

1 Adilabad 1 12 76 68 22,77,997 - 22,77,997

2 Nizamabad - 11 35 76 15,89,828 35 15,89,863

3 Karimnagar 3 18 106 159 29,38,629 21 29,38,650

4 Medak - 17 59 122 27,44,704 92 27,44,796

5 Hyderabad 1 8 13 19 2,10,105 - 2,10,105

6 Rangareddy 2 12 73 125 22,22,245 247 22,22,492

9 Warangal 2 21 106 150 32,04,342 - 32,04,342

10 Khammam 1 13 62 132 19,18,899 34 19,18,933

Total 10 140 702 1,156 2,44,58,419 445 2,44,58,864


8 Nalgonda - 12 106 174 30,84,428 - 30,84,428

7 Mahabubnagar - 16 66 131 42,67,242 16 42,67,258



TABLE - 6.3 (contd.) LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT AND VETERINARY SERVICES BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District Castrations done (in Nos.)

Vaccinations done (in Nos.)

Artificial Inseminations done (in Nos.)

Exotic Indigenous Murrah Total

1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22

1 Adilabad 52,238 39,60,373 13,916 15,808 42,288 72,012

2 Nizamabad 32,959 38,65,120 13,401 11,808 76,164 1,01,373

3 Karimnagar 21,249 48,72,090 51,960 3,595 1,43,454 1,99,009

4 Medak 31,803 93,83,858 26,345 12,985 1,21,884 1,61,214

5 Hyderabad - 1,81,350 1,404 139 647 2,190

6 Rangareddy 17,177 78,31,438 35,443 3,825 52,875 92,143

9 Warangal 34,751 60,32,957 15,051 23,793 1,35,591 1,74,435

10 Khammam 20,246 45,51,568 2,536 29,483 1,72,793 2,04,812

Total 3,37,064 5,69,28,335 2,44,400 1,41,151 11,08,188 14,93,739

8 Nalgonda 62,842 65,44,125 26,539 19,400 2,76,397 3,22,336

7 Mahabubnagar 63,799 97,05,456 57,805 20,315 86,095 1,64,215

TABLE - 6.3 (concld.) LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT AND VETERINARY SERVICES BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

Calves Born (Nos.) No. of Artificial Insemi nation Centers

Area brought under fodder Development (in Acres)

No. of Slaughter Houses

Exotic Indige-nous

Murrah Total Recog-nized

Un-re cognized

Total

1 2 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

1 Adilabad 5,693 7,554 11,177 24,424 215 39,797 7 17 24

2 Nizamabad 6,283 3,885 25,005 35,173 234 19,855 3 - 3

3 Karimnagar 21,070 1,294 50,612 72,976 434 92,232 28 14 42

4 Medak 9,831 5,394 36,506 51,731 353 32,958 5 6 11

5 Hyderabad 476 71 200 747 9 - - - -

6 Rangareddy 13,032 1,534 16,772 31,338 292 37,681 1 2 3

7 Mahabubnagar 16,546 12,797 28,242 57,585 564 55,559 17 8 25

10 Khammam 761 11,586 60,568 72,915 448 53,854 1 12 13

Total 88,900 59,869 3,77,598 5,26,367 3,499 4,37,874 68 188 256


9 Warangal 5,204 9,329 48,732 63,265 410 27,620 6 29 35

8 Nalgonda 10,004 6,425 99,784 1,16,213 540 78,318 - 100 100



TABLE - 6.4 LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY POPULATION ACCORDING TO LIVE STOCK CENSUS, 1999 TO 2012

(in Nos.)

Sl. No. Particulars 1999 2003 2007 2012 (P)

1

CATTLE

Males (over three Years) 27,16,907 23,04,012 26,95,231 20,24,424

Females (over three Years) 13,80,752 13,56,408 15,33,746 20,21,168

Young Stock 14,11,697 12,10,795 15,21,283 9,88,517

Sub-Total 55,09,356 48,71,215 57,50,260 50,34,109

2

Males (over three Years) 2,61,303 2,43,841 2,21,402 1,24,880

Females (over three Years) 17,00,674 20,07,288 26,06,863 27,94,898

Young Stock 13,93,512 15,06,724 22,13,712 12,74,541

Sub-Total 33,55,489 37,57,853 50,41,977 41,94,319

3 Sheep 46,67,351 1,14,40,329 1,33,57,391 1,28,74,859

4 Goat 25,39,345 32,36,411 48,01,992 46,75,620

5 Pigs 3,35,182 2,97,568 2,32,950 2,51,663

6 Other Livestock 7,372 7,466 37,138 9,339

Sub-Total 75,49,250 1,49,81,774 1,84,29,471 1,78,11,481

Total Livestock (without Dogs) 1,64,14,095 2,36,10,842 2,92,21,708 2,70,39,909

7 Rabbits 891 8,178 10,554 17,166

8 Horses and Ponies 3,047 2,509 13,851 5,325

9 Camels 54 80 25 140

10 Elephants - - - 14

11 Dogs 6,33,386 5,44,586 4,75,928 3,47,015

12 Poultry 2,54,22,002 4,05,46,348 4,94,47,895 6,91,58,605

Source: Directorate of Animal Husbandry, Hyderabad

BUFFALOES



TABLE - 6.5 LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY POPULATION BY DISTRICTS, 2012 CENSUS (P)

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District

Cattle

Adult Males (Over 3 Years)

Adult Females (Over 3 Years)

Young Stock Total

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Adilabad 4,21,349 3,97,564 1,90,662 10,09,575

2 Nizamabad 84,675 1,61,166 88,807 3,34,648

3 Karimnagar 2,24,752 1,24,103 64,458 4,13,313

4 Medak 1,75,458 1,73,972 91,455 4,40,885

5 Hyderabad 1,323 14,271 2,319 17,913

6 Rangareddy 1,26,139 1,29,371 61,312 3,16,822

7 Mahabubnagar 3,11,991 3,54,454 1,57,881 8,24,326

8 Nalgonda 1,48,633 2,18,375 1,31,241 4,98,249

9 Warangal 3,30,180 1,75,085 80,853 5,86,118

10 Khammam 1,99,924 2,72,807 1,19,529 5,92,260

Total 20,24,424 20,21,168 9,88,517 50,34,109

TABLE - 6.5 (contd.) LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY POPULATION BY DISTRICTS, 2012 CENSUS (P)

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District

Buffaloes

Sheep Goats Pigs Adult Males (Over 3 Yrs.)

Adult Females (Over 3 Years)

Young Stock

Total

1 2 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

1 Adilabad 6,080 2,46,326 66,000 3,18,406 6,95,125 5,88,340 10,619

2 Nizamabad 3,981 2,67,618 1,28,319 3,99,918 9,20,188 4,77,635 19,816

3 Karimnagar 7,341 3,27,425 1,36,919 4,71,685 16,41,547 4,09,605 32,783

4 Medak 43,625 2,54,995 1,38,411 4,37,031 10,72,380 5,73,931 28,271

5 Hyderabad 819 23,851 3,067 27,737 13,657 40,275 439

6 Rangareddy 6,552 1,82,926 75,781 2,65,259 6,60,582 4,22,482 16,708

7 Mahabubnagar 12,465 2,82,334 1,19,571 4,14,370 37,30,689 6,87,066 55,048

8 Nalgonda 18,067 4,95,636 2,76,360 7,90,063 19,05,189 5,33,700 25,403

9 Warangal 14,879 3,29,068 1,45,593 4,89,540 17,49,429 4,46,768 39,089

10 Khammam 11,071 3,84,719 1,84,520 5,80,310 4,86,073 4,95,818 23,487

Total 1,24,880 27,94,898 12,74,541 41,94,319 1,28,74,859 46,75,620 2,51,663



TABLE - 6.5 (concld) LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY POPULATION BY DISTRICTS, 2012 CENSUS (P)

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Horses & Ponies

Total Livestock (without dogs)

Dogs Rabbits Ele-

phants Poultry

1 2 14 17 18 19 20 21

1 Adilabad 8 26,22,174 13,297 186 - 18,79,171

2 Nizamabad 55 21,53,159 13,106 109 - 35,80,321

3 Karimnagar 51 29,69,031 13,903 892 - 53,09,154

4 Medak 79 25,53,707 37,403 258 - 1,40,64,785

5 Hyderabad 1,099 1,01,172 56,329 3,235 4 42,941

6 Rangareddy 902 16,83,290 96,214 4,633 - 1,50,44,576

7 Mahabubnagar 1,130 57,13,886 59,323 724 9 1,24,82,391

8 Nalgonda 1,950 37,54,566 20,481 822 1 92,58,176

9 Warangal 2 33,10,964 16,184 5,849 - 52,51,057

10 Khammam 4 21,77,960 20,775 458 - 22,46,033

Total 5,280 2,70,39,909 3,47,015 17,166 14 6,91,58,605

Donkeys

15

96

858

36

1,116

9

524

1,244

12

18

6

3,919

Camels

16

5

41

11

14

43

11

13

-

-

2

140

TABLE - 6.6 PRODUCTION OF MILK, MEAT, CHICKEN AND EGGS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

Production of

Milk (in 000 Tonnes)

Meat (in 000 Tonnes)

Chicken (in 000 Tonnes)

Eggs (in lakh Nos.)

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Adilabad 375.841 13.666 2.214 912.563

2 Nizamabad 464.143 15.996 9.618 5,629.733

3 Karimnagar 451.726 23.400 16.951 7,270.305

4 Medak 387.241 63.937 71.355 18,140.644

5 Hyderabad 66.757 - - -

6 Rangareddy 394.671 23.059 50.506 34,532.651

7 Mahabubnagar 480.637 50.801 47.525 18,727.832

8 Nalgonda 639.967 28.825 36.668 10,609.012

9 Warangal 444.244 25.260 6.964 9,123.505

10 Khammam 502.191 14.785 3.538 1,239.028

Total 4,207.418 259.729 245.339 1,06,185.273




TABLE - 6.7 SPECIES WISE INLAND FISH AND PRAWN PRODUCTION, 2011-12 TO 2014-15

(Quantity in Tonnes and Value in Lakh Rs.)

Sl. No.

Fish Species

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Barbus 1,891 967 6,881 4,810 2,092 1,468 1,222 1,061

2 Carpus 1,27,225 79,584 1,22,052 82,628 1,48,079 1,17,333 1,61,981 1,35,663

3 Cat Fish 13,250 7,763 19,786 14,560 23,098 19,950 29,838 22,796

4 Murrels 18,452 32,154 15,576 33,135 22,999 57,338 24,545 61,798

5 Mullets 98 196 2,185 2,285 400 260 - -

6 Hilsa - - 1,785 8,925 340 255 - -

7 Others 35,791 15,969 46,326 22,413 46,029 32,212 42,424 21,748

Fish - Total 1,96,707 1,36,633 2,14,591 1,68,755 2,43,037 2,28,816 2,60,010 2,44,521

8 Prawn 3,774 1,0467 5,036 13,879 6,596 19,171 8,352 20,670

Total 2,00,482 1,47,100 2,19,628 1,82,634 2,49,633 2,47,987 2,68,362 2,65,191

TABLE - 6.8 INLAND FISH AND PRAWN PRODUCTION BY DISTRICTS, 2010-11 TO 2014-15

(in Tonnes)

Sl. No.

District 2010-11

(Fish & Prawn) 2011-12

(Fish & Prawn) 2012-13

(Fish & Prawn)

2014-15

Fish Prawn

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Adilabad 7,525 18,361 23,741 30,533 26,055 901

2 Nizamabad 19,179 21,810 23,670 26,695 27,630 565

3 Karimnagar 10,182 24,099 27,048 22,756 30,096 1,821

4 Medak 9,165 20,133 16,669 23,771 24,883 329

5 Hyderabad 5 12 20 12 23 -

6 Rangareddy 6,098 5,934 5,827 8,157 8,049 -

7 Mahabubnagar 27,385 29,164 31,425 35,166 38,927 441

8 Nalgonda 27,939 34,966 33,525 35,115 40,579 2,006

9 Warangal 14,666 22,233 22,687 30,188 37,333 1,516

10 Khammam 13,650 23,770 35,016 37,240 26,435 773

Total 1,35,794 2,00,482 2,19,628 2,49,633 2,60,010 8,352

Source: Director of Fisheries, Hyderabad.

2013-14 (Fish & Prawn)



TABLE - 6.9 FISHERMEN ACTIVITIES, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

No. of Fishermen engaged in Members in Inland Fishing Community Fishing Activity Marketing of Fish

Repairing/ Mending of nets

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Adilabad 26,209 4,844 26,109 28,433

2 Nizamabad 22,100 4,200 55 28,180

3 Karimnagar 32,489 12,375 7,424 49,500

4 Medak 63,450 8,340 9,350 41,745

5 Hyderabad 1,404 1,216 515 2,620

6 Rangareddy 18,500 1,850 500 55,500

7 Mahabubnagar 24,000 6,000 2,000 42,000

8 Nalgonda 36,780 13,961 15,000 33,630

9 Warangal 41,124 8,250 3,520 47,254

10 Khammam 18,770 2,450 - 14,224

Total 2,84,826 63,486 64,473 3,43,086

TABLE - 6.10 CLASSIFICATION OF WATER SPREAD AREA, 2014-15

Sl. No. District

Reservoirs Tanks Ponds Total Water Spread

Nos. Area

(in Hects.) Nos.

Area (in Hects.)

Nos. Area

(in Hects.) Nos.

Area (in Hects.)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 14 37,208.00 6,653 39,763.00 41 43.07 6,708 77,014.07

2 Nizamabad 2 32,362.00 2,795 27,268.23 7 113.91 2,804 59,744.14

3 Karimnagar 4 23,114.00 1,839 23,470.00 34 35.84 1,877 46,619.84

4 Medak 3 24,464.00 6,079 68,111.58 - - 6,082 92,575.58

5 Hyderabad - - 1 40.00 - - 1 40.00

6 Rangareddy 10 1,407.00 1,402 10,060.80 - - 1,412 11,467.80

7 Mahabubnagar 14 32,852.00 5,973 77,710.00 89 100.17 6,076 1,10,662.17

8 Nalgonda 9 19,598.00 4,620 52,200.00 54 86.78 4,683 71,884.78

9 Warangal 16 8,654.00 3,519 69,758.47 16 21.26 3,551 78,433.73

10 Khammam 6 6,323.00 2,150 33,988.29 233 380.38 2,389 40,691.67

Total 78 1,85,982.00 35,031 4,02,370.37 474 781.41 35,583 5,89,133.78

Source: Director of Fisheries, Hyderabad.



Forest is large area of land covered with

trees or other woody vegetation. The Hon’ble

Supreme Court of India in W.P No. 202/95 has

defined the term "forest land", occurring in

Section 2 of F.C Act, as it will not only include

"forest" as understood in the dictionary sense,

but also any area recorded as forest in the

Government records irrespective of the

ownership. India’s National forest policy 1988

aims at maintaining 33 percent country's

geographical area under forest and tree cover.

Forest cover means all lands, one hectare

and more in area, with a tree canopy destiny

of 10 percent or more irrespective of ownership

and legal status. Such lands may not necessary

be a recorded forest area. It also includes

orchards, bamboo and palm.

As far as Telangana is concerned,

the Central Deccan Plateau dry deciduous for-

ests eco-region covers much of the State, includ-

ing Hyderabad. The characteristic vegetation is

woodlands of Hardwickiabinata and Al-

biziaamara. Over 80% of the original forest cover

has been cleared for agriculture, timber harvest-

ing, or cattle grazing, but large blocks of forest

can be found in Nagarjuna sagar-Srisailam Tiger

Reserve and elsewhere. The more humid Eastern

Highlands moist deciduous forests cover

the Eastern Ghats in the eastern part of the state.

Forests cover is critical for living environment,

as it influences the quality and quantity

of air and water and plays a major role in

supporting livelihood activities of rural poor,

contributing to the economy of the State,

mitigating the threat of Global warming besides

conserving the fertile soil and vulnerable Wildlife.

Forestry and logging contribution to State

GSDP at current prices is 0.5% and 3.13%

in Agriculture and allied sector GVA for the

year 2014-15. The core objective of forests is

to enhance green cover by integrating it with

livelihood.

The Geographical area of the Telangana

State for the year 2014-15 is 1,12,077 sq. kms.,

and stood at 12th position in India, having 27,292

sq. kms., forest area which accounts for 24.35%

of total geographical area, including social

forestry. Out of that Area, Reserved Forest area

is 19,696 sq. kms., Protected Forest forms

6,953 sq. kms., and the rest of 642 sq. kms., are

unclassified. The total revenue realized during

2014-15 is Rs. 8,208 lakhs on sale of forest

produce in the State.

The district wise geographical area and

the corresponding forest area for the state

of Telangana is depicted in the graph below.

7. Forests



Social Forestry

There are three National Parks in the state

viz., Kasu Brahmananda Reddy National

Park in Hyderabad district, Mahavir Harina

Vanasthali National Park and Mrugavani

National Park in Ranga Reddy district.

Wild life Sanctuaries in the state include

Eturunagaram Wildlife Sanctuary and Pakhal

Wildlife Sanctuary in Warangal district, Kawal

Tiger Reserve and Pranahita Wildlife Sanctuary

in Adilabad district, Kinnerasani Wildlife

Sanctuary in Khammam district, Manjira Wildlife

Sanctuary in Medak district, Nagarjuna sagar-

Srisailam Tiger Reserve in Nalgonda and

Mahabubnagar districts, Pocharam Wildlife

Sanctuary in Medak and Nizamabad districts,

Shivaram Wildlife Sanctuary in Karimnagar

district.

National Parks and Sanctuaries

The Government has launched a massive

people’s movement involving general public and

farmers in a big way to increase tree cover

outside reserve forests to improve and protect

the environment and also to provide gainful

employment. The main components of social

forestry are distribution of seedlings, raising

of plantations in community lands, institutions

and road side avenues.

The main species raised for free distribution

and planting in public lands are Raavi, Marri,

Neem, Kanuga, Badam, Neredu, Rela and others.



Table Content

7.1 Forest Area by Legal Status under the control of Forest Department, 2009-10 to 2014-15

7.2 Circle wise Forest Area by Legal Status under the control of Forest Department, 2014-15

7.3 Forest Area by Legal Status under the control of Forest Department by Districts, 2014-15

7.4 (a) Circle wise Planting and Public Distribution of Seedlings, 2013-14

7.4 (b) Circle wise Planting and Public Distribution of Seedlings, 2014-15

7.5 Vegetation Distribution as Good, Degraded Forests and Water Bodies, 2012

7.6 Vegetation Distribution as Green Forests, Barren and Water Bodies, 2012

7.7 Amount realized on Sale of Major and Minor Forest Produce, 2009-10 to 2014-15

7.8 Total Revenue and Expenditure, 2011-12 to 2014-15

7.9 (a) Amount realized on Sale of Major and Minor Forest Produce by Districts, 2013-14

7.9 (b) Amount realized on Sale of Major and Minor Forest Produce by Districts, 2014-15

7.10 National Afforestation Programme, 2012-13 to 2014-15

7.11 (a) Zoological Parks as on 31-03-2015

7.11 (b) Deer Parks as on 31-03-2015

7.11 (c) Wildlife Sanctuaries, National Parks and Tiger Reserves, 2014

7.12 Protected Area under Tiger Reserve

7.13 Physical Targets and Achievements of Forest Produce, 2012-13 to 2014-15

7.14 Status of Nurseries identified and Seedlings raised, 2014-15



TABLE - 7.2 CIRCLE WISE FOREST AREA BY LEGAL STATUS UNDER THE CONTROL OF FOREST DEPARTMENT, 2014-15

(Area in Sq. Kms.)

Sl. No. Circle Reserved Forest Protected Land Un-classified Land Total

1 2 4 5 6 7

1 Adilabad 4,600.89 2,494.86 136.17 7,231.89

2 Nizamabad 1,763.14 827.76 127.19 2,718.09

3 Hyderabad 1,654.66 363.67 122.53 2,140.86

4 Warangal 4,561.46 1,633.94 59.57 6,254.97

5 Khammam 5,165.67 1,126.01 195.18 6,486.86

6 FD ATR Amrabad 1,950.44 507.23 1.66 2,459.33

Total 19,696.23 6,953.47 642.30 27.292.00

TABLE - 7.3 FOREST AREA BY LEGAL STATUS UNDER THE CONTROL OF FOREST DEPARTMENT BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(Area in Sq. Kms.)

Sl. No.

District Geographical

Area As % to Geo- graphical Area

Reserved Forest

Protected Land

Un-classified Land

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 16,105 4,600.86 2,494.86 136.17 7,231.89 44.90

2 Nizamabad 7,956 1,128.92 572.13 111.10 1,812.15 22.78

3 Karimnagar 11,823 2,283.68 226.79 34.36 2,544.83 21.52

4 Medak 9,699 634.22 255.63 16.09 905.94 9.34

5 Hyderabad 217 - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 7,493 379.96 244.70 106.09 730.75 9.75

7 Mahabubnagar 18,432 2,392.88 626.00 13.63 3,032.51 16.45

8 Nalgonda 14,240 832.26 0.20 4.47 836.93 5.88

9 Warangal 12,846 2,277.78 1,407.15 25.21 3,710.14 28.88

10 Khammam 13,266 5,165.67 1,126.01 195.18 6,486.86 48.90

Total 1,12,077 19,696.23 6,953.47 642.30 27,292.00 24.35

Source: Chief Conservator of Forests, Hyderabad.

TABLE - 7.1 FOREST AREA BY LEGAL STATUS UNDER THE CONTROL OF FOREST DEPARTMENT, 2009-10 TO 2014-15

(Area in Sq. Kms.)

Sl. No. Year Reserved Forest Protected Land Un-classified Land Total

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 2009-10 21,024 7,468 750 29,242

2 2010-11 21,024 7,468 750 29,242

3 2011-12 21,024 7,468 750 29,242

4 2012-13 21,024 7,468 750 29,242

5 2013-14 21,024 7,468 750 29,242

6 2014-15 19,696 6,953 642 27,292



TABLE - 7.4 (A) CIRCLE WISE PLANTING AND PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION OF SEEDLINGS 2013-14 (2013 SEASON)

(Seedlings in Lakh Nos.)

Sl. No.

Circle / District

Forest Department Other

Agencies Grand Total

(5+6) Territorial Social Forestry

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1

Hyderabad

Mahabubnagar 2.61 6.39 9.00 60.75 69.75 24.58

2 Rangareddy 2.22 5.43 7.65 51.61 59.26 59.31

3 Nalgonda 2.43 5.94 8.36 56.42 64.78 67.58

Circle Total 7.26 17.76 25.01 168.78 193.79 151.47

4

Nizamabad

Medak 1.99 4.87 6.86 46.25 53.11 65.75

5 Nizamabad 3.69 9.03 12.72 85.83 98.55 37.96

6 Adilabad 2.20 5.38 7.58 51.18 58.76 42.22

Circle Total 7.88 19.28 27.16 183.26 210.42 145.93

7

Warangal

Karimnagar 2.74 6.71 9.46 63.82 73.28 51.78

8 Warangal 1.06 2.59 3.64 24.59 28.23 44.13

9 Khammam 2.70 6.61 9.31 62.79 72.10 81.39

Circle Total 6.50 15.91 22.41 151.20 173.61 177.30

Total 21.64 52.94 74.58 503.24 577.82 474.71

Total seedlings utilized

TABLE - 7.4 (B) CIRCLE WISE PLANTING AND PUBLIC DISRIBUTION OF SEEDLINGS 2014-15 (2014 SEASON)

(Seedlings in Lakh Nos.)

Sl. No.

Circle /District Forest Department

Other Agencies

Grand Total(5+6) Territorial

Social Forestry

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1

Hyderabad

Mahabubnagar 2.83 1.80 4.63 16.30 20.93 22.55

2 Rangareddy 6.82 4.35 11.17 39.32 50.49 21.20

3 Nalgonda 7.77 4.96 12.73 44.81 57.54 91.34

Circle Total 17.42 11.11 28.53 100.43 128.96 135.09

4

Nizamabad

Medak 7.56 4.83 12.39 43.59 55.98 59.04

5 Nizamabad 4.36 2.79 7.15 25.17 32.32 39.94

6 Adilabad 4.85 3.10 7.95 28.00 35.95 38.30

Circle Total 16.77 10.72 27.49 96.76 124.25 137.28

7

Warangal

Karimnagar 5.95 3.80 9.76 34.33 44.09 29.91

8 Warangal 5.07 3.24 8.31 29.26 37.57 38.10

9 Khammam 9.36 5.98 15.33 53.97 69.30 105.41

Circle Total 20.38 13.02 33.40 117.56 150.96 173.42

Total 54.57 34.85 89.42 314.75 404.17 445.79

Total seedlings utilized



TABLE - 7.5 VEGETATION DISTRIBUTION AS GOOD, DEGRADED FORESTS AND WATER BODIES, 2012

(2012 Assessment - LISS data of October, 2012 to February, 2013) (Area in Sq. Kms.)

Sl. No.

District

Before Transfer of certain villages from Khammam district

Good Forest

Degraded Forest

Water Bodies

Total Good Forest

Degraded Forest

Water Bodies

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 5,543.36 1,523.11 34.83 7,101.30 5,543.37 1,523.10 34.83 7,101.30

2 Nizamabad 1,432.58 326.52 9.32 1,768.42 1,432.58 326.52 9.32 1,768.42

3 Karimnagar 1,899.95 453.29 8.04 2,361.28 1,899.93 453.31 8.04 2,361.28

4 Medak 623.66 336.76 2.70 963.12 623.66 336.76 2.70 963.12

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 333.33 422.79 2.75 758.87 333.33 422.79 2.75 758.87

7 Mahabubnagar 1,818.87 1,163.86 60.12 3,042.85 1,818.87 1,163.86 60.12 3,042.85

8 Nalgonda 198.72 681.89 8.54 889.15 198.73 681.88 8.54 889.15

9 Warangal 3,188.76 803.90 30.79 4,023.45 3,188.45 804.21 30.79 4,023.45

10 Khammam 5,341.30 2,574.05 30.00 7,945.35 3,725.75 2,243.24 26.27 5,995.26

Total 20,380.53 8,286.17 187.09 28,853.79 18,764.67 7,955.67 183.36 26,903.70

After Transfer of certain villages from Khammam district

TABLE - 7.6 VEGETATION DISTRIBUTION AS GREEN FORESTS, BARREN AND WATER BODIES, 2012

(2012 Assessment - LISS data of October, 2012 to February, 2013) (Area in Sq. Kms.)

Sl. No. District

Before Transfer of certain villages from Khammam district

Green Forest

Barren Forest

Water Bodies

Total Green Forest

Barren Forest

Water Bodies

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 6,353.28 713.19 34.83 7,101.30 6,353.65 712.82 34.83 7,101.30

2 Nizamabad 1,598.20 160.90 9.32 1768.42 1,597.86 161.24 9.32 1768.42

3 Karimnagar 2,278.43 74.81 8.04 2,361.28 2,277.83 75.41 8.04 2,361.28

4 Medak 903.93 56.49 2.70 963.12 903.87 56.55 2.70 963.12

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 715.92 40.20 2.75 758.87 715.92 40.20 2.75 758.87

7 Mahabubnagar 2,909.48 73.25 60.12 3,042.85 2,909.48 73.25 60.12 3,042.85

8 Nalgonda 699.96 180.65 8.54 889.15 699.96 180.65 8.54 889.15

9 Warangal 3,375.25 617.41 30.79 4,023.45 3,375.23 617.43 30.79 4,023.45

10 Khammam 7,113.17 802.18 30.00 7,945.35 5236.75 732.24 26.27 5,995.26

Total 25,947.62 2,719.08 187.09 28,853.79 24,070.55 2,649.79 183.36 26,903.70


After Transfer of certain villages from Khammam district



TABLE - 7.7 AMOUNT REALISED ON SALE OF MAJOR AND MINOR FOREST PRODUCE, 2009-10 TO 2014-15

(Rs. in Lakh)

Sl. No.

Year Major forest

Produce

Minor forest

Produce

Miscella-neous

Total Major & Minor Forest Produce

Other Receipts (other than

Forest Produce)

Grand Total (6+7)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 2009-10 3,708.21 618.08 2.18 4,328.47 1,420.52 5,748.99

2 2010-11 3,227.92 537.82 22.89 3,788.63 4,965.95 8,754.58

3 2011-12 2,410.88 778.11 2.39 3,191.39 6,486.85 9,678.23

4 2012-13 2,448.64 1,096.48 2.28 3,547.40 7,902.84 11,450.24

5 2013-14 5,019.15 864.61 6.26 5,890.02 8,938.22 14,828.24

6 2014-15 1,788.65 534.89 7.89 2,331.43 5,876.24 8,207.66

TABLE - 7.8 TOTAL REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE, 2011-12 TO 2014-15

(Rs. in Lakh)

Sl. No.

Year Gross

Revenue Total

Expenditure Net Revenue

(Surplus/Deficit) 1 2 3 4 5

1 2011-12 9,678.23 15,330.11 -5,651.88

3 2013-14 14,828.24 18,799.10 -3,970.86

4 2014-15 8,207.66 23,916.25 -15,708.59

Source: Chief Conservator of Forests, Hyderabad

2 2012-13 11,450.24 20,474.08 -9,023.85

TABLE - 7.9 (A) AMOUNT REALISED ON SALE OF MAJOR AND MINOR FOREST PRODUCE BY DISTRICTS, 2013-14

(Rs. in Lakh)

Sl. No.

District

Major Forest Produce Minor Forest Produce Total (3 to 8)

Receipts (other than Forest Pro-

duce)

Grand Total (9+10) Timber

Fire wood

Others Bam-boo

Others Miscel-laneous

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 1281.79 11.13 - 422.58 - - 1,715.49 2,079.17 3,794.66

2 Nizamabad 26.93 - - - - - 26.93 119.49 146.42

3 Karimnagar 302.072 - - - - - 302.07 284.47 586.54

4 Medak 0.07 - - - - - 0.07 37.88 37.95

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - 96.41 96.41

6 Rangareddy - 0.23 2572.79 - 1.163 - 2,574.18 5,657.61 8,231.79

7 Mahabubnagar 4.74 0.15 - 11.77 0.15 - 16.81 74.89 91.69

8 Nalgonda - - - - 0.51 - 0.51 116.54 117.05

9 Warangal 118.21 0.21 - 1.47 - - 119.89 196.32 316.21

10 Khammam 678.24 22.59 - 426.97 - 6.26 1,134.06 275.45 1,409.51

Total 2,412.05 34.31 2,572.79 862.79 1.82 6.26 5,890.02 8,938.22 14,828.24



TABLE - 7.9 (B) AMOUNT REALISED ON SALE OF MAJOR AND MINOR FOREST PRODUCE BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(Rs. in Lakh)

Sl. No.

District

Major Forest Produce Minor Forest Produce Total (3 to 7)

Receipts (other than

Forest Produce)

Grand Total (8+9) Timber

Fire wood

Bamboo Beedi leaves

Others

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 935.20 2.83 318.00 - 0.93 1,256.96 817.72 2,074.68

2 Nizamabad 9.81 - - - 2.23 12.04 99.47 111.52

3 Karimnagar 221.18 1.29 - 0.03 - 222.50 250.77 473.27

4 Medak - - - - - 47.95 47.95

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - 75.64 75.64

6 Rangareddy - - - - 1.37 1.39 3,925.61 3,927.00

7 Mahabubnagar 3.11 0.23 16.52 - - 19.85 63.57 83.42

8 Nalgonda - - - - 0.39 0.39 96.11 96.50

9 Warangal 82.50 - 4.54 0.69 0.58 88.31 172.85 261.15

10 Khammam 517.51 14.98 191.12 - 6.38 729.99 326.55 1,056.53

Total 1,769.31 19.34 530.18 0.72 11.88 2,331.43 5,876.24 8,207.66

Sl. No. Year Target

(in Hects.) Achievement (in Hects.)

Releases (Rs. in Lakh)

Expenditure incurred (Rs. in Lakh )

1 2012-13 725 743 298.352 330.553

2 2013-14 815 755 593.170 269.590

TABLE - 7.10 NATIONAL AFFORESTATION PROGRAMME, 2012-13 TO 2014-15

3 2014-15 795 - 650.387 43.605

1 2 3 4 5 6

Sl. No. Name of the Park Districts Year of

Establishment Area

( in Hects.)

1 2 3 4 5

1 Nehru Zoological Park Hyderabad 1963 152.00

2 Vana Vignan Kendram (Mini Zoo) Warangal 1985 19.22

Total 171.22

TABLE - 7.11 (a) ZOOLOGICAL PARKS AS ON 31-03-2015



TABLE - 7.11 (b) DEER PARKS AS ON 31-03-2015

Sl. No.

District Name of the Park

(Govt.) Area

(in Hects.) Name of the Park

(Private) Area

(in Hects.)

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Karimnagar Lower Manair Dam Deer Park 12.50 Deer Park, Basanthnagar 5.31

2 Rangareddy Jawaharlal Nehru Tourist Complex, Shamirpet Village

26.00 Sanghi Deer Park, Hayathnagar Mandal -

Rangareddy - - Deer Park, (Himayath Sagar), Mini Zoo 6.00

Rangareddy - - Deer Park, Bahadurpalli Village 6.00

3 Mahabubnagar Pillalamarri Deer Park 5.80 - -

4 Khammam Kinnerasani Deer Park, Palvancha

14.50 - -

58.80 Total 17.31


Total

TABLE - 7.11 (c) WILDLIFE SANCTUARIES (WLS), NATIONAL PARKS AND TIGER RESERVES, 2014

Sl. No.

Name of Wildlife Sanctuary/National Park

District Area

(in sq. kms.)

I Wildlife Sanctuaries

1 Kawal WLS (Kawal Tiger Reserve) Adilabad 892.23

2 Pranahita WLS Adilabad 136.02

3 Siwaram WLS Adilabad & Karimnagar 29.81

4 Eturunagaram WLS Warangal 803.00

5 Pakhal WLS Warangal 860.20

6 Kinnerasani WLS Khammam 635.40

7 Manjeera WLS Medak 20.00

8 Pocharam WLS Medak & Nizamabad 129.84

9 Amrabad WLS (NSTR) Mahabubnagar & Nalgonda 2,166.37

Total 5,672.87

II

1 Kasu Brahmananda Reddy NP Hyderabad 1.42

2 Mrugavani NP Rangareddy 3.60

3 Mahavir Harina Vanasthali NP Rangareddy 14.59

Total 19.61

National Parks



TABLE - 7.12 PROTECTED AREA UNDER TIGER RESERVES

Sl. No. Name of the Tiger Reserve Area (in sq. kms.)

Core Buffer Total 1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Kawal Tiger Reserve Adilabad 892.23 1,123.21 2,015.44

2 Amrabad Tiger Reserve (NSTR) Mahabubnagar and Nalgonda 2,166.37 445.02 2,611.39

Total Protected Area 3,058.60 1,568.23 4,626.83 Source: Chief Conservator of Forests, Hyderabad. * Core area covered in sanctuaries Total Protected Area=10,319.31

District

TABLE - 7.13 PHYSICAL TARGETS AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF FOREST PRODUCE, 2012-13 TO 2014-15

Sl. No.

Name of the Species

Unit 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Target Achievement Target Achievement Target Achievement

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Teak Cmt. 7,145 4,392 6,390 4,468 4,290 2,971

2 Non-Teak Cmt. 690 788 1,225 760 1320 1,659

I Timber Total 7,835 5,179 7,615 5,228 5,610 4,630

3 Non -Teak Casuarinas

Cmt. 1,482 3,000 - 68 1,500 909

II Fuel Total 1,482 3,000 - 68 1,500 909

5 Teak Nos. 12,881 10,603 3,323 15,756 - 359

6 Non-Teak Nos. - 1,320 653 653 - 3,345

7 Eucalyptus Nos. - - - 227 - 887

III Poles Total 12,881 11,923 3,976 16,636 9,200 18,886

8 Long Bamboo Nos. 48,41,337 57,67,858 49,35,000 49,09,260 42,22,100 26,95,680

9 Bamboo Industrial cuts Nos. 11,03,175 94,040 65,650 29,500 1,19,500 -

IV Bamboo Total 59,44,512 58,61,898 50,00,650 49,38,760 43,41,600 26,95,680

V - - - - - 581


Red Sanders (Kgs.) Total

TABLE - 7.14 STATUS OF NURSERIES IDENTIFIED AND SEEDLINGS RAISED, 2014-15

Sl. No. District Seedlings Raised (in lakh Nos.)

Forest Department

Other Departments

Total Forest

Department Other

Departments Grand Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 249 399 648 243.58 176.00 419.58

2 Nizamabad 242 168 410 245.00 104.70 349.70

6 Rangareddy 88 121 209 130.00 104.00 234.00

7 Mahabubnagar 362 223 585 359.15 200.01 559.16

10 Khammam 173 70 243 174.75 208.89 383.64

Total 2,290 1,923 4,213 2,258.49 1,678.32 3.936.81 Source: Chief Conservator of Forests, Hyderabad.

No. of Nurseries Identified

9 Warangal 246 219 465 242.83 160.42 403.25

3 Karimnagar 392 222 614 352.71 169.00 521.71

4 Medak 233 266 499 204.85 150.00 354.85

5 Hyderabad - 59 59 - 213.00 213.00

8 Nalgonda 305 176 481 305.62 192.30 497.92



The State of Telangana is the twelfth

largest State in India both in terms of land and

population with abundant Road, Rail and Air

Transport connectivity and providing wide range

of opportunities for the entrepreneur willing

to establish industries in the State. Availability

of Land, water, manpower at affordable price

with congenial atmosphere are attracting the

new industries for establishment in the State.

The State is now home for several

major manufacturing industries in bulk drugs,

pharmaceuticals, agro-processing, cement &

mineral-based industries, high precision

engineering, textiles, leather, apparels,

automobiles and auto components industry,

spices, horticulture, poultry farming,

bio-technology, defense equipment etc.

The Industry Sector is contributing around

25% to 30% to the Gross State Domestic Product

with a direction of positive growth in the State.

The long-term average annual growth of

industries comprising mining & quarrying,

manufacturing, electricity, gas and water supply

and construction, during the period between

2011-12 and 2015-16 is averaged at 6.3% as

against GSDP growth of 11.7% in the State. The

contribution of industry sector is showing similar

trend in respect of share and growth as that of all

India.

The Share of Industrial sector along with its

sub sectors is depicted in the chart given below.

8. Industries

Annual Survey of Industries

The Annual Survey of Industries is the

principal source of organized manufacturing

statistics in India and in the state as well.

It provides statistical information to assess

and evaluate, objectively and realistically, the

changes in the growth, composition and

structure of organized manufacturing sector

comprising activities related to manufacturing

processes, repair services, gas and water supply

and cold storage. The Survey is conducted

annually under the statutory provisions of the

Collection of Statistics Act, 2008 and Rules, 2011.

The Annual Survey of Industries covers all

factories registered under sections 2m(i) and

2m(ii) of the Factory Act, 1948. The survey

also covers Beedi and Cigar manufacturing

establishments registered under Beedi and Cigar

Workers (Condition of Employment) Act, 1966

employing 10 or more workers using power and

20 or more workers without using power.

The data pertaining to (i) factories registered

under sections 2m (i) and 2m (ii) of the Factory

Act, 1948 (ii) distribution and working of factories

by districts industry wise, (iii) results of Annual

Survey of Industries, 2012-13 are presented in

this chapter.



Table Content

8.1 Working of Factories Registered under Sections 2m(i) and 2m(ii) of the Factories Act

8.2 Distribution of Factories and their related important Parameters, 2012-13

8.3 Working of Primary Weavers Co-operative Societies, 2015

8.4 Industry Code wise number of Factories from 2010-11 to 2012-13

8.5 Factories Working under Factories Act, Industry wise and Persons Employed, 2013-14

8.6 Factories Registered and Working under Sections 2m(i) and 2m(ii) from 2000 to 2013

8.7 Factories Registered under Sections 2m(i), 2m(ii) and 85(i) of the Factories Act

TABLE -8.1 WORKING OF FACTORIES REGISTERED UNDER SECTIONS 2m(i) AND 2m(ii) OF THE FACTORIES ACT

Sl. No. Item Unit 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Factories Nos. 7,357 7,729 8,980 9,005 10,279

2 Fixed Capital Rs. Crore 37,710.38 39,193.34 52,672.04 54,093.80 59,520.98

3 Working Capital Rs. Crore 16,958.85 18,481.42 29,816.98 27,286.64 -31,237.68

4 Productive Capital Rs. Crore 54,669.23 57,674.76 82,489.02 81,380.44 28,283.30

5 Outstanding Loans Rs. Crore 22,583.83 18,903.27 25,675.65 22,463.28 24,413.72

6 All Workers Nos. 6,08,833 5,55,478 5,98,029 5,92,831 5,92,730

7 All Employees Nos. 7,07,487 6,56,438 7,09,863 7,00,357 7,07,738

8 Wages to workers Rs. Crore 2,769.00 2,999.38 3,739.45 4,535.27 5,386.13

9 Total Emoluments Rs. Crore 5,042.23 5,641.64 7,171.71 8,267.43 9,756.84

10 Fuel etc. Consumed Rs. Crore 4,732.90 4,650.85 6,438.58 7,808.77 10,493.31

11 Material Consumed Rs. Crore 53,566.88 56,664.08 87,603.73 90,852.11 84,866.48

12 Total Input Rs. Crore 70,246.22 71,023.38 1,12,300.21 1,18,286.92 1,20,647.05

13 Products and By-Products Rs. Crore 83,587.19 84,334.19 1,26,456.30 1,38,496.39 1,31,954.32

14 Total Output. Rs. Crore 94,363.66 95,396.33 1,43,334.65 1,54,762.57 1,54,621.68

15 Depreciation Rs. Crore 2,533.31 2,944.75 3,640.20 4,489.35 5,246.62

16 Net Value Added Rs. Crore 21,584.13 21,428.22 27,394.23 31,986.30 28,728.01

17 Gross Value Added Rs. Crore 24,117.44 24,372.97 31,034.43 36,475.65 33,974.63

Source: Annual Survey of Industries, DES, Hyderabad



TABLE - 8.2 DISTRIBUTION OF FACTORIES AND THEIR RELATED IMPORTANT PARAMETERS, 2012-13

(Value in Lakh Rupees)

Sl. No.

Districts No. of

Factories Fixed Capital

Working Capital

Productive capital

Out stand-ing loans

No. of Workers

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 285 1,90,324 37,604 2,27,928 73,511 16,568

2 Nizamabad 519 47,689 62,028 1,09,717 44,715 1,99,663

3 Karimnagar 730 84,202 55,487 1,39,689 1,00,851 54,841

4 Medak 1,355 13,29,097 10,12,922 23,42,019 2,64,618 88,040

5 Hyderabad 665 265,151 -2,69,983 -4,832 1,09,224 20,286

6 Rangareddy 3,797 17,72,760 10,48,889 28,21,649 10,29,205 1,27,973

7 Mahabubnagar 699 4,67,184 1,96,780 6,63,964 3,47,368 21,369

8 Nalgonda 678 11,84,345 -53,91,991 -42,07,646 4,04,378 37,286

9 Warangal 614 2,83,481 11,445 2,94,926 39,825 16,689

10 Khammam 937 3,27,865 1,13,051 4,40,916 27,677 10,015

Total 10,279 59,52,098 -31,23,768 28,28,330 24,41,372 5,92,730

No. of Employees

Wages to Workers

Total Emolu-ments

9 10 11

18,664 9,460 15,452

2,03,775 57,815 62,648

58,002 15,858 20,038

1,13,588 1,46,944 2,85,200

28,059 27,901 56,182

1,75,837 1,96,721 3,83,791

30,604 21,187 43,757

45,815 42,004 76,042

19,339 10,480 13,330

14,055 10,243 19,244

7,07,738 5,38,613 9,75,684

TABLE - 8.2 (concld.) DISTRIBUTION OF FACTORIES AND THEIR RELATED IMPORTANT PARAMETERS, 2012-13

(Value in Lakh Rupees)

Sl. No.

Districts Fuels

Consumed Materials Consumed

Total Inputs

Products Value of Output

Deprecia-tion

1 2 12 13 14 15 16 17

1 Adilabad 53,158 2,48,677 3,84,558 3,40,233 4,24,468 16,157

2 Nizamabad 7,081 1,94,275 2,72,330 2,97,023 3,79,665 4,994

3 Karimnagar 18,145 2,03,223 2,61,639 2,82,499 3,15,693 9,161

4 Medak 1,67,366 25,60,525 35,31,042 38,26,385 44,36,560 1,33,999

5 Hyderabad 18,507 3,32,309 5,71,746 4,87,260 7,44,962 21,834

6 Rangareddy 2,31,680 31,15,072 42,01,505 44,66,304 53,75,002 1,75,345

7 Mahabubnagar 80,989 7,14,326 9,00,656 10,12,834 10,88,852 31,882

8 Nalgonda 3,18,932 7,50,552 12,76,867 18,41,965 19,42,592 82,114

9 Warangal 90,994 1,49,539 2,80,388 2,91,162 3,30,984 25,841

10 Khammam 62,479 2,18,150 3,83,974 3,49,767 4,23,390 23,335

Total 10,49,331 84,86,648 1,20,64,705 1,31,95,432 1,54,62,168 5,24,662

Net Value Added

GVA

18 19

23,753 39,910

1,02,340 1,07,335

44,892 54,054

7,71,519 9,05,518

1,51,381 1,73,216

9,98,153 11,73,497

1,56,313 1,88,196

5,83,614 6,65,725

24,755 50,596

16,081 39,416

28,72,801 33,97,463



TABLE - 8.3 (concld.) WORKING OF PRIMARY WEAVERS CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES, 2015

(As on 31-12-2015)

Sl. No.

District

Total Production outside Co-operative fold

Total Sales outside Co-operative fold

Meters (in Lakh)

Value (Rs. in Lakh)

Meters (in Lakh)

Value (Rs. in Lakh)

1 2 9 10 11 12

1 Adilabad 0.34 41.00 0.34 41.00

2 Nizamabad - - - -

3 Karimnagar 2.35 175.00 2.35 175.00

4 Medak 2.22 154.31 2.22 154.31

5 Hyderabad 0.30 15.00 0.27 13.50

6 Rangareddy 0.18 9.00 0.16 8.10

7 Mahabubnagar 23.00 5,127.00 2.39 305.25

8 Nalgonda - - - -

9 Warangal 5.26 1,052.00 3.82 764.00

10 Khammam - - - -

Total 33.65 6,573.31 11.55 1,461.16

Source: Director of Handlooms & Textiles and Development Commissioner, Apparel Export Parks, Hyderabad.

TABLE - 8.3 WORKING OF PRIMARY WEAVERS CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES, 2015

(As on 31-12-2015)

Sl. No.

District

PWC Societies Total Production Co-operative fold

Total Sales Co-operative fold

Number No. of

Members Meters (in Lakh)

Value (Rs. in Lakh)

Meters (in Lakh)

Value (Rs. in Lakh)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 2 97 0.65 48.36 0.61 45.05

2 Nizamabad 8 2,835 0.46 63.25 0.40 53.69

3 Karimnagar 34 2,368 26.89 1,944.22 25.32 1,882.73

4 Medak 28 6,100 5.55 385.78 5.55 385.78

5 Hyderabad 5 324 1.47 159.10 1.46 154.45

6 Rangareddy 5 300 0.03 2.00 0.023 1.75

7 Mahabubnagar 23 5,127 2.39 305.25 2.37 489.15

8 Nalgonda 72 20,860 10.21 554.14 9.60 434.54

9 Warangal 58 9,274 20.99 4,198.96 20.38 4,075.90

10 Khammam 7 630 1.05 157.50 0.93 139.50

Total 242 47,915 69.69 7,818.56 66.64 7,662.54



TABLE - 8.4 INDUSTRY CODE WISE NUMBER OF FACTORIES FROM 2010-11 TO 2012-13

NIC Code

Description of Industry 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

1 2 3 4 5

01 Agriculture, hunting and related service activities 393 392 420

10 Manufacturing of food products 2,589 2,490 2,775

11 Manufacture of beverages 66 69 82

12 Manufacture of tobacco products 78 72 82

13 Manufacture of textiles 139 136 172

14 Manufacture of wearing apparel; dressing and dyeing of fur 44 37 54

15 Manufacture of tanning and dressing of leather, Footwear 36 22 33

16 Manufacture of wood and products and wood crafts 90 112 109

17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 259 208 355

18 Publishing, printing and reproduction of record media 157 187 195

19 Manufacture of coke, refined petroleum products and nuclear gas 23 33 34

20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 398 300 355

21 Manufacture of pharmaceuticals 425 392 449

22 Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 629 741 715

23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 1,208 1,453 1,590

24 Manufacture basic metals 425 414 400

25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery & equipments

660 665 728

26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and other optical products 106 108 120

27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 417 320 422

28 Manufacture of machinery and equipments 375 322 560

29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers, and semi trailers 46 56 86

30 Manufacture of other transport equipment 21 22 39

31 Manufacture of furniture, manufacturing n.e.c. 45 57 67

32 Other manufacturing 29 25 20

33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 5 3 6

35 Electricity, gas, stem and water supply 16 16 19

36,37 Water Collection, Treatment and Supply Sewerage 3 3 5

38 Waste collection 2 4 13

45 Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles and motor cycles 154 185 199

49 Transport service 1 1 2

52 Warehousing and support activities 61 70 66

58 Publishing activities (newspaper printing and publishing) 42 58 61

59 Motion Picture, video & television Programme, Production Sound recording & Music Publishing Activities.

7 6 6

Others 31 26 29

Total 8,980 9,005 10,279 Source: Annual Survey of Industries, DES, Hyderabad



TABLE - 8.5 FACTORIES WORKING UNDER FACTORIES ACT, INDUSTRY WISE AND PERSONS EMPLOYED, 2013-14

Sl. No.

District

01-Crop & animal production, Agriculture,

Hunting & related service activities

02- Forestry and logging

05-Mining of Coal and

lignite

06- Extraction of Crude Petroleum

and Natural Gas

08-Mining/ Quarrying of

limestone, lime shell, 'kankar' & Other calcareous

minerals

N P N P N P N P N P N P

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Adilabad 188 7,095 - - - - - - 12 120 288 3,369

2 Nizamabad 20 412 - - - - - - - - - -

3 Karimnagar 103 2,968 - - 1 54 - - 91 379 608 9,963

4 Medak 50 3,863 - - - - - - 85 1727 481 11,557

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - - - 89 3,424

6 Rangareddy 64 3,950 - - - - - - 18 270 500 17,979

7 Mahabubnagar 23 6,880 - - - - - - - - 640 2,826

8 Nalgonda - - - - - - - - - - 959 18,891

9 Warangal 162 6,964 11 149 - - 2 100 - - 871 12,353

10 Khammam 6 70 - - - - - - - - 422 2,538

Total 616 32,202 11 149 1 54 2 100 206 2,496 4,858 82,900

10- Manufacture of Food products

TABLE - 8.5 (contd.) FACTORIES WORKING UNDER FACTORIES ACT, INDUSTRY WISE AND PERSONS EMPLOYED, 2013-14

Sl. No.

District 11-Beverages 12-Tobacco products

13-Textiles 14-Wearing apparels

15-Leather and related products

16- wood & products of wood & cork except

furniture


1 2 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

1 Adilabad - - - - 3 628 - - 1 12 5 61

2 Nizamabad - - - - - - - - 581 7349 - -

3 Karimnagar - - - - 63 839 1 15 - - 104 326

4 Medak 27 5,155 1 25 28 3,376 7 1,320 15 863 152 1,560

5 Hyderabad 7 237 5 1,096 14 682 7 229 4 132 186 1,155

6 Rangareddy 27 2,770 5 420 33 5,038 32 6,640 10 644 312 3,434

7 Mahabubnagar 4 541 - - 21 7,790 - - 6 90 108 278

8 Nalgonda - - - - 10 2,238 - - - - 82 347

9 Warangal 2 25 - - 6 90 5 130 25 536 154 630

10 Khammam 8 253 - - - - - - 1 10 80 240

Total 75 8,981 11 1,541 178 20,681 52 8,334 643 9,636 1,183 8,031

Note: N: No. of Factories; P: No. of Persons Engaged

Manufacture of




Sl. No.

District

Manufacture of

17-Paper & Paper products

18-Printing and reproduction of recorded media (This division ex-cludes publishing)

19-coke and refined petroleum products

20-Chemical and Chemical Products

21- Pharmaceuticals

medicinal chemical and botanicals

22-Rubber products

N P N P N P N P N P N P 1 2 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

1 Adilabad 2 2028 - - 2 80 - - - - - -

2 Nizamabad - - - - - - 81 265 3 20 4 253

3 Karimnagar 5 97 8 401 2 52 7 58 - - 7 434

4 Medak 46 2,999 4 336 22 369 191 18,658 103 15,482 112 14,009

5 Hyderabad 20 487 110 7,308 2 40 19 691 15 739 55 1,004

6 Rangareddy 208 5,866 128 6,501 13 1,642 134 5,777 283 35,747 426 15,017

7 Mahabubnagar 9 423 5 273 1 106 28 8,559 - - 12 486

8 Nalgonda 13 503 4 255 1 50 38 2,110 57 5,054 38 1,331

9 Warangal 3 1,288 4 186 - - 2 39 2 16 23 322

10 Khammam 11 6,285 6 310 - - 2 129 2 20 2 22

Total 317 19,976 269 15,570 43 2,339 502 36,286 465 57,078 679 32,878


Sl. No.

District 23-Glass & Glass Products

24-Basic Iron and Steel

25-structural metal

products

26-Computer electronic and

optical products

27-Electric Motors,

generators, Transformers and Electric distribution and apparatus

28-General purpose machinery


1 2 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50

1 Adilabad 33 2189 - - 2 9 - - - - - -

2 Nizamabad 4 75 1 11 11 151 52 735 3 85 - -

3 Karimnagar 112 2,910 - - 1 15 - - 3 44 2 29

4 Medak 139 5,665 225 13,404 317 12,501 5 377 55 6,642 28 11,747

5 Hyderabad 17 1,900 12 400 99 2,117 6 162 19 1,109 10 2,921

6 Rangareddy 295 9,145 235 9,335 717 27,740 94 8,101 275 14,794 303 17,947

7 Mahabubnagar 45 1,412 38 3,399 - - - - 8 2,073 4 956

8 Nalgonda 88 7,348 12 2,431 3 239 - - 1 100 1 100

9 Warangal 172 3,130 - - 14 315 4 103 4 85 - -

10 Khammam 412 2,650 5 1282 10 96 - - 2 35 - -

Total 1,317 36,424 528 30,262 1,174 43,183 161 9,478 370 24,967 348 33,700


Manufacture of




Sl. No.

District

Manufacture of 33- Repair & Installation of machinery

& equipment

34 - Pollution Control

equipment

35-Electricity Gas, Steam and Air

conditioners supply

29- Motor vehicles trailers &

semi trailers

30-other Transport equipments

31- Furniture

32-Jewellery bijouterie &

related articles

N P N P N P N P N P N P N P

1 2 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64

1 Adilabad - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 93

2 Nizamabad 2 17 - - - - - - - - - - - -

3 Karimnagar - - - - - - 1 20 - - - - 4 1,358

4 Medak 19 3,037 2 138 13 692 - - 5 387 - - 7 489

5 Hyderabad 5 139 6 4,998 6 79 7 164 - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 70 1,921 16 11,601 59 1,825 22 2,740 - - 2 32 - -

7 Mahabubnagar - - - - - - - - - - - - 7 1,097

8 Nalgonda 1 100 - - - - - - - - - - 7 621

9 Warangal 1 20 - - - - 1 11 5 114 - - 2 135

10 Khammam - - - - - - - - - - - - 6 4,738

Total 98 5,234 24 16,737 78 2,596 31 2,935 10 501 2 32 35 8,531


Sl. No

District

36-Water Supply

sewerage waste man-agement and remediation activities

37- sewerage

38-Waste collection, Treatment & disposal Activities: Materials Recovery

40- Production Collections Distribution of Electricity

43-Specialize construct

ion activities

45-Whole sale & retail trade & repair

of motor vehicles and motor cycles

46-Whole sale trade export motor

vehicles and motor cycles

N P N P N P N P N P N P N P N P

1 2 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80

1 Adilabad 1 45 - - 2 22 - - - - 15 536 - - - -

2 Nizamabad - - - - - - 3 129 - - - - - - - -

3 Karimnagar - - - - 1 10 - - - - 23 707 - - - -

4 Medak 6 368 - - 1 20 - - 1 18 8 555 2 44 - -

5 Hyderabad 4 225 - - - - - - - - 114 8,719 - - - -

6 Rangareddy 2 25 2 505 2 344 - - - - 107 8,866 - - 9 289

7 Mahabubnagar - - - - - - - - - - 8 407 - - - -

8 Nalgonda 2 100 - - - - - - - - 8 433 - - 1 54

9 Warangal - - - - - - - - - - 29 1,064 - - - -

10 Khammam 2 34 - - - - - - - - 13 469 - - - -

Total 17 797 2 505 6 396 3 129 1 18 325 21,756 2 44 10 343


49-Land Transport & Transport Via Pipe Lines




Sl. No.

District 50- Water Transport

52-Where housing and support

activities for transportation

58-Publishing of books,

periodicals and other publish-ing activities

59-Motion Picture, video and television programme activities

63-Data Processing hosting and

related Activities

Web portals

72- Scientific

research and development

N P N P N P N P N P N P N P 1 2 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94

1 Adilabad - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

2 Nizamabad 11 458 - - - - - - 5 55 - - 3 47

3 Karimnagar - - 1 55 - - - - 2 45 - - - -

4 Medak - - 1 10 - - - - - - 3 1,034 - -

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - 5 532 - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy - - 9 193 3 218 6 352 - - - - - -

7 Mahabubnagar - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

8 Nalgonda - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

9 Warangal - - 17 287 - - - - - - - - - -

10 Khammam - - 30 450 - - - - - - - - - -

Total 11 458 58 995 3 218 11 884 7 100 3 1,034 3 47

74-Other Professional Scientific and Technical Activities

TABLE - 8.5 (concld.) FACTORIES WORKING UNDER FACTORIES ACT, INDUSTRY WISE AND PERSONS EMPLOYED, 2013-14

Sl. No.

District

81-Services to buildings

and landscape activities

82- Office Administrative,

Office support and other Business

support Activities

86- Human health

activities

87- Residential

care activities

93-Sports Activities and amendments and recreation

activities

Total

N P N P N P N P N P N P 1 2 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106

1 Adilabad - - - - - - - - - - 556 16,287

2 Nizamabad - - - - - - - - - - 784 10,062

3 Karimnagar - - - - - - - - - - 1,150 20,779

4 Medak - - - - 2 57 1 9 - - 2,164 1,38,493

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - - - 843 40,689

6 Rangareddy 30 615 1 215 3 24 - - 4 688 4,459 2,29,210

7 Mahabubnagar - - - - - - - - - - 967 37,596

8 Nalgonda - - - - - - - - - - 1,326 42,305

9 Warangal - - - - - - - - - - 1,521 28,092

10 Khammam - - - - - - - - - - 1,020 19,631

Total 30 615 1 215 5 81 1 9 4 688 14,790 5,83,144




TABLE - 8.6 FACTORIES REGISTERED AND WORKING UNDER SECTIONS 2m(i) & 2m(ii) FROM 2000 TO 2014

Sl. No.

Year Factories registered

No. of factories Working

Manufacturing Process

Electricity Gas & Water

Supply

Repair Services & Storage

Other Activities Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 2000 34,643 26,901 120 521 1,372 28,914

2 2001 35,494 26,874 136 542 1,655 29,207

3 2002 36,290 27,995 148 586 2,018 30,747

4 2003 36,534 25,886 150 555 1,321 27,912

5 2004 37,441 25,563 160 539 1,739 28,001

6 2005 37,441 26,018 158 551 1,407 28,134

7 2006 39,548 26,045 162 580 1,366 28,153

8 2007 40,324 26,833 164 631 1,808 29,436

13 2012 14,543 13,338 37 93 1,090 14,558

14 2013 14,886 13,621 38 465 666 14,790

Source: Directorate of Factories, Hyderabad.

11 2010 43,881 28,785 223 782 2,136 31,926

12 2011 14,095 29,458 136 759 2,364 32,717

9 2008 41,824 27,541 176 663 1,659 30,039

10 2009 43,015 27,942 188 730 1,964 30,824

15 2014 14,202 NA NA NA NA NA

TABLE -8.7 FACTORIES REGISTERED UNDER SECTIONS 2m(i), 2m(ii) AND 85(i) OF THE FACTORIES ACT

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District 2012 2013

2m(i) 2m(ii) 85(i) Total 2m(i) 2m(ii) 85(i) Total 2m(i) 2m(ii) 85(i) Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Adilabad 515 5 192 712 553 5 207 765 572 5 207 784

2 Nizamabad 770 2 515 1,287 731 2 571 1,304 530 1 292 823

3 Karimnagar 954 2 336 1,292 997 2 335 1,334 997 2 313 1,312

4 Medak 2,074 - 362 2,436 2,162 - 380 2,542 2,227 - 326 2,553

5 Hyderabad 872 7 291 1,170 910 7 307 1,224 772 7 247 1,026

6 Rangareddy 5,117 3 855 5,975 5,108 3 889 6,000 4,603 4 685 5,292

7 Mahabubnagar 958 3 238 1,199 867 - 166 1,033 961 1 165 1,127

8 Nalgonda 1,097 - 912 2,009 1,182 8 868 2,058 1,260 9 870 2,139

9 Warangal 923 - 544 1,467 998 - 539 1,537 906 - 516 1,422

10 Khammam 1,219 - 615 1,834 1,324 - 615 1,939 1,345 - 628 1,973

Total 14,521 22 4,860 19,381 14,886 27 4,877 19,736 14,209 29 4,249 18,451

Source: Directorate of Factories, Hyderabad.

2014



In general, mining is defined as extraction of

valuable metals and minerals or other geological

materials from the earth or from an ore body,

lode, vein, seam, reef etc. Ores recovered by

mining include metals, coal, oil, shale gemstones,

limestone, dimension stone, rock salt potash,

gravel and clay.

Mining is required to obtain any material that

cannot be grown through agricultural processes,

or created artificially in a laboratory or factory.

Mining in a wider sense including extraction of

any non-renewable resource such as petroleum,

natural gas, or even water.

Mining operations usually create a negative

environmental impact, both during the mining

activity and after the mine has closed. Hence,

most of the world’s nations have passed

regulations to decrease the impact. In this

direction, the Government has evolved a

comprehensive policy on mineral policy, which

aims at optimum exploitation, scientific

development, value addition, marketing and

exports under private and joint sectors. The

Government has kept open the mineral sector

for private investment and likes to withdraw from

areas in which their presence is no longer

required and disinvest from these public sectors.

Telangana region has rich natural resources.

About 20 per cent of the country’s coal deposits

are also found here. The Singareni Collieries

Company Limited excavates coal from these

mines for industrial needs and also to cater

to thermal power stations. Telangana is also rich

in limestone deposits that cater to cement

factories. Telangana has other mineral resources

like bauxite and mica.

Minerals and mineral industries have

significant macro links with the economy

of a country. Mining activity which generates

employment opportunities; is obviously an

important source of tax revenue and contributes

to State income thereby leading to economic

growth.

Mining is one of the core sectors that

drives growth in an economy. Not only does it

contribute to GSDP, it also acts as a catalyst for

the growth of other core industries like power,

steel, cement, etc., which, in turn, are critical for

the overall development of the economy. The

value of major and minor minerals produced

during the year 2014-15 is given in the

following graph.

9. Mining



Production of principal minerals

Table Content

9.1 Production of Principal Minerals, 2014-15

9.2 Production of Principal Minerals by Districts, 2014-15

9.3 Production and Consumption of Indigenous Coal, 2012-13 to 2014-15

The production of certain

principal minerals during the

year 2014-15 are 527.19 lakh

tonnes of Coal, 218.97 lakh

tonnes of Limestone, 37.56 lakh

tonnes of Stowing Sand, 23.52

lakh tonnes of Laterite, 6.11 lakh

tonnes of Feldspar, 5.53 lakh

tonnes of Dolomite etc., in the

State. The same is illustrated in

the right side graphically.

TABLE-9.1 PRODUCTION OF PRINCIPAL MINERALS, 2014-15

Sl. No. Mineral Unit Quantity Mineral Value

(Rupees in' 000s.) 1 2 3 4 5

I. Major Minerals

a. Fuel Minerals 1 Coal* Tonnes 5,27,18,951 9,08,83,781.70

b. Metallic Minerals 2 Iron Ore Tonnes 35,000 17,293.47

3 Manganese Ore Tonnes 6,640 8,730.32 c. Non-Metallic Minerals

4 Amethyst Tonnes 100 1,331.00

5 Bayrtes Tonnes 14,849 61,889.03

6 Dolomite Tonnes 5,52,621 1,78,422.70

7 Feldspar Tonnes 6,10,648 1,52,508.81

8 Fire Clay Tonnes 34 8.29

9 Laterite Tonnes 23,51,641 3,27,968.02

10 Lime Stone Tonnes 2,18,97,291 31,66,894.37

11 Quartz Tonnes 5,45,094 1,18,569.75

12 Shale Tonnes 1,06,500 9,841.28

13 Stowing Sand Tonnes 37,55,725 3,61,658.42

14 White Clay Tonnes 84,839 8,382.47

Sub Total 9,52,97,279.62



TABLE - 9.1 (concld.) PRODUCTION OF PRINCIPAL MINERALS, 2014-15

Sl. No. Mineral Unit Quantity Mineral Value (Rupees in' 000)

1 2 3 4 5

II. Minor Minerals

1 Black Granite M3 2,66,028 1,12,71,272.10

2 Colour Granite M3 8,17,911 2,18,19,138.71

3 Gravel / Earth M3 2,16,71,693 61,83,187.00

4 Fuller's Earth Tonnes 4,62,411 3,95,793.76

5 Lime Stone Slabs M2 22,99,827 9,84,273.84

6 Lime kanker Tonnes 336 185.02

7 Mosaic Chips Tonnes 27,950 17,543.71

8 Road Metal M3 2,94,22,750 2,09,86,921.86

9 Ordinary Sand M3 26,15,376 10,19,325.69

Sub Total 6,26,77,641.69

Grand Total 15,79,74,921.31

Source: Director of Mines and Geology, Hyderabad. Note : M2 :Square Meters, M3: Meter Cube, Major Mineral value bases on IBM (Price March’2013) Monthly Statistics of Mineral Production and Value as per DM&G, Hyderabad. *Coal figures mentioned are as per dispatches including internal consumption of M/s Singareni Collieries Co., Ltd during the year

TABLE - 9.2 PRODUCTION OF PRINCIPAL MINERALS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

Sl. No

District Coal Iron Ore

Manganese Ore

Amethyst Barytes Fire clay

T V T V T V T V T V T V 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 1,24,92,773 2,15,36,665.64 - - 6,640 8,730.32 - - - - - -

2 Nizamabad - - - - - - - - - - - -

3 Karimnagar 1,65,70,694 2,85,66,715.97 - - - - - - - - - -

4 Medak - - - - - - - - - - - -

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy - - - - - - - - - - 34 8.29

7 Mahabubnagar - - - - - - - - - - - -

8 Nalgonda - - - - - - 100 1,331 - - - -

9 Warangal 26,75,327 46,12,077.05 35,000 17,293.47 - - - - - - - -

10 Khammam 2,09,80,158 3,61,68,323.04 - - - - - - 14,849 61,889.03 - -

Total 5,27,18,951 9,08,83,781.70 35,000 17,293.47 6,640 8,730.32 100 1,331 14,849 61,889.03 34 8.29

Source: Director of Mines and Geology, Hyderabad. T: Quantity in Tonnes, V: Value in Thousand Rs. & C: Quantity in Cubic Mts.



TABLE - 9.2 (contd.) PRODUCTION OF PRINCIPAL MINERALS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District Dolomite Feldspar Laterite Lime stone

T V T V T V T V

1 2 9 10 11 12

1 Adilabad - - - - - - 41,97,800 6,07,106.57

2 Nizamabad - - 5,850 1,461.03 45,942 6,407.23 - -

3 Karimnagar - - - - - - 8,50,000 1,22,931.20

4 Medak - - 43,311 10,816.89 13,586 1,894.75 - -

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy - - 1,58,846 39,671.68 13,53,796 1,88,805.10 38,29,404 5,53,827.32

7 Mahabubnagar - - 3,85,433 96,261.52 - - - -

8 Nalgonda - - 15,800 3,946.04 12,900 1,799.08 1,30,20,08

7 18,83,029.28

9 Warangal 3,606 1,164.26 - - 9,25,417 1,29,061.90 - -

10 Khammam 5,49,015 1,77,258.44 1,408 351.65 - - - -

Total 5,52,621 1,78,422.70 6,10,648 1,52,508.81 23,51,641 3,27,968.02 2,18,97,291 31,66,894.37



Sl. No.

District Quartz Shale Stowing sand White Clay Lime Kanker

C V T V T V T V T V

1 2 13 14 15 16

1 Adilabad 2,064 448.96 - - 6,23,501 60,040.18 84,839 8,382.47 - -

2 Nizamabad 3,635 790.69 - - - - - - - -

3 Karimnagar - - - - 29,73,524 2,86,336.19 - - 336 185.02

4 Medak 56,886 12,373.94 - - - - - - - -

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 1,06,771 23,225.01 65,000 6,006.41 - - - - - -

7 Mahabubnagar 3,29,312 71,632.48 - - - - - - - -

8 Nalgonda 43,695 9,504.61 41,500 3,834.86 - - - - - -

9 Warangal 220 47.85 - - - - - - - -

10 Khammam 2,511 546.2 - - 1,58,700 15,282.05 - - - -

Total 545,094 1,18,569.75 1,06,500 9,841.28 37,55,725 3,61,658.42 84,839 8,382.47 336 185.02

17




Sl. No. District

Black Granite Colour Granite Gravel/ Earth Fuller’s Earth

C V C V C V T V

1 2 18 19 20 21

1 Adilabad - - - - 23,54,084 6,71,647.75 - -

2 Nizamabad - - 9,579 2,55,545.08 15,51,612 4,42,693.07 - -

3 Karimnagar 62,503 26,48,155.71 7,77,532 2,07,41,956.75 17,66,085 5,03,884.78 - -

4 Medak - - - - 14,38,188 4,10,331.82 56,136 48,048.77

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 697 29,545.37 - - 54,12,128 15,44,143.24 4,06,275 3,47,745.00

7 Mahabubnagar 2,311 97,925.55 527 14,069.03 8,26,493 2,35,808.10 - -

8 Nalgonda 7,871 3,33,492.69 1,653 44,096.50 21,06,550 6,01,023.24 - -

9 Warangal 43,372 18,37,635.98 28,619 7,63,471.34 26,93,553 7,68,502.22 - -

10 Khammam 1,49,273 63,24,516.81 - - 35,22,999 10,05,152.79 - -

Total 2,66,028 1,12,71,272 8,17,911 2,18,19,138.71 2,16,71,693 61,83,187.00 4,62,411 3,95,793.76

TABLE - 9.2 (concld.) PRODUCTION OF PRINCIPAL MINERALS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District Lime Stone Slabs Mosaic Chip Road Metal Ordinary Sand

C V T V C V C V

1 2 22 23 24

1 Adilabad - - - - 23,44,201 16,72,092.31 2,25,911 88,047.33

2 Nizamabad - - - - 16,55,473 11,80,830.36 86,853 33,850.39

3 Karimnagar - - - - 22,25,162 15,87,183.75 8,44,628 3,29,188.21

4 Medak - - - - 33,72,498 24,05,565.78 - -

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 22,91,650 9,80,774.20 - - 74,74,195 53,31,260.59 - -

7 Mahabubnagar - - - - 13,02,846 9,29,305.88 - -

8 Nalgonda 8,177 3,499.69 27,950 17,543.71 42,47,596 30,29,762.94 - -

9 Warangal - - - - 31,08,168 22,17,021.91 13,68,479 5,33,355.79

10 Khammam - - - - 36,92,611 2,63,3898.33 89,505 34,883.98

Total 22,99,827 9,84,273.89 27,950 17,543.71 2,94,22,750 2,09,86,921.86 26,15,376 10,19,325.69


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TABLE - 9.3 PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF INDIGENOUS COAL, 2012-13 TO 2014-15

(in ‘000 Tonnes)

Sl. No.

Year/Division Opening Stock

Production Consumption by Collieries

Dispatches Total

(col.5 +6) Closing Stock

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

2012-13

1 Kothagudem 576.68 8,204.63 13.08 8,332.17 8,345.26 435.82

2 Bellampally 438.29 5,071.10 - 3,146.89 3,146.89 705.61

3 Mandamarri 5.13 1,109.68 - 1,544.60 1,544.60 10.53

4 Ramagundam 627.34 17,624.55 41.67 17,376.83 17,418.50 764.90

5 Yellandu 384.53 5,003.22 - 5,032.04 5,032.04 355.93

6 Manuguru 782.62 8,704.96 - 9,032.59 9,032.59 454.99

7 Srirampur 243.08 5,555.19 - 7,011.35 7,011.35 75.61

8 Bhoopalpalli 67.84 1,916.68 0.11 1,802.95 1,803.06 181.46

Total 3,125.51 53,190.03 54.86 53,279.42 53,334.28 2,984.84

2013-14

1 Kothagudem 435.82 8,781.05 5.38 8,689.54 8,694.92 521.94

2 Bellampally 705.61 5,216.79 - 2,930.02 2,930.02 1,391.70

3 Mandamarri 10.53 1,268.53 - 1,703.43 1,703.43 392.20

4 Ramagundam 764.90 16,236.66 44.12 15,434.99 15,479.10 1,396.29

5 Yellandu 355.93 5,369.60 - 4,877.71 4,877.71 847.80

6 Manuguru 454.99 6,614.57 - 6,482.35 6,482.35 587.20

7 Srirampur 75.61 4,575.81 - 5,379.65 5,379.65 220.90

8 Bhoopalpalli 181.46 2,405.74 0.12 2,396.88 2,397.00 189.64

Total 2,984.84 50,468.74 49.62 47,894.56 47,944.19 5,547.67

2014-15

1 Kothagudem 521.94 7,762.79 0.05 8,156.35 8,156.40 129.28

2 Bellampally 1,391.70 4,239.16 - 2,973.65 2,973.65 234.84

3 Mandamarri 392.20 1,710.02 - 2,781.82 2,781.82 689.07

4 Ramagundam 1,396.29 17,402.89 56.67 16,513.48 16,570.16 1,669.08

5 Yellandu 847.80 5,000.77 - 5,316.93 5,316.93 532.26

6 Manuguru 587.20 8,001.08 - 7,507.82 7,507.82 1,080.46

7 Srirampur 220.90 5,472.50 - 6,732.03 6,732.03 548.99

8 Bhoopalpalli 189.64 2,947.00 0.11 2,675.22 2,675.33 461.06

Total 5,547.67 52,536.21 56.83 52,657.30 52,718.95 5,345.04

Source: The Singareni Collieries Company Ltd, Hyderabad.



Electric Energy is considered to be the

most versatile and important source of power

consumed by industry, commercial buildings,

institutions and residents. In one sentence

energy is required for all facets of our life and

also a basic human need and is a critical

infrastructure for socio economic development

of a state or nation. It is supplied by generating

stations. Traditional generating stations

manufacture power in electrical generators. This

is accomplished by turning those generators with

turbines that are in turned by a number

of sources. In the case of fossil-fuel burning

stations, energy sources such as coal, oil, natural

gas (actually, any source of fuel that is carbon

based) are used to boil water. That water

is boiled into high pressure steam. This high

pressure steam is what turns the turbines that

turn the generator that in turn manufactures

Electric Energy.

Service Connections

10. Energy

There are 122.98 lakh service connections

are released with a connected load of 27,066 MW

in the State during the year 2014-15, including

both low tension and high tension. Category

wise number of service connections released and

their consumption during 2014-15 is given in

the following chart.



Table Content

10.1 Installed Capacity and Generation of Electricity, 2013-14 and 2014-15

10.2 Growth of Transmission and Distribution Lines

10.3 Category wise Number of Services and Connected Load

10.4 Category wise Sale of Electricity by SPDCL and NPDCL, 2014-15 (P)

10.5 Category wise power Consumption, 2012-13 to 2014-15

10.6 Per Capita Consumption of Electricity, 2013-14 and 2014-15

10.7 Agricultural Services released at the end of 2014-15

10.8 Utilization of Non-Conventional Energy, 2013-14 and 2014-15

10.9 Category wise Number of Services and Connected Load, 2014-15

TABLE - 10.1 INSTALLED CAPACITY AND GENERATION OF ELECTRICITY, 2013-14 AND 2014-15

Sl. No.

Name of the Power Station

Installed Capacity (in MW as on )

Generation (in MU) (Ex-Bus for the Year)

31.03.2014 31.03.2015 2014-15 2015-16

1 2 3 4 5 6

THERMAL

1 Kothagudem `A' 240 129.34 1,380 1,175

2 Kothagudem `B' 240 129.34 1,348 1,147

3 Kothagudem `C' 240 129.34 1,076 979

4 Kothagudem `V' 500 269.45 3,235 2,540

5 Kothagudem `VI' 500 269.45 3,241 3,081

6 Vijayawada - I 420 226.34 2,454 -

7 Vijayawada - II 420 226.34 2,882 -

8 Vijayawada - III 420 226.34 2,805 -

9 Vijayawada - IV 500 269.45 3,602 -

10 R.T.P.P - I 420 226.34

6,346 11 R.T.P.P - II 420 226.34

12 R.T.P.P -III UNIT - I 210 113.17

13 RTS - B 62.5 33.68 402 105

14 Kakatiya TPS, Stage -1 500 269.45 2,935 3,205

Total Thermal 5,093 2,744.35 31,706 12,231

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TABLE - 10.1 (concld.) INSTALLED CAPACITY AND GENERATION OF ELECTRICITY, 2013-14 AND 2014-15

Sl. No.

Name of the Power Station

Installed Capacity (in MW as on )

Generation (in MU) (Ex-Bus for the Year)

31.03.2014 31.03.2015 2014-15 2015-16

1 2 3 4 5 6

II. HYDEL POWER

1 Machkund 84.00 45.27 310.00 -

2 T.B.H.E.S (T.B. Dam & Hampi) 58.00 31.04 443.00 -

3 Nizamsagar & mini hydel 10.00 5.39 - 22.00

4 Upper Sileru 240.00 129.34 458.00 -

5 Donkarayi 25.00 13.47 115.00 -

6 Lower Sileru 460.00 247.89 1,247.00 -

7 a) Srsailam RBHS 770.00 414.95 1,447.00 -

8 b) Srisailam LBHS 900.00 485.01 1,325.00 1,724.00

9 Nagarjuna Sagar (Right Canal Power House) 90.00 48.50 209.00 -

10 Nagarjuna Sagar (Left Canal Power House) 60.00 32.33 97.00 43.00

11 Nagarjuna Sagar 816.00 439.53 1,321 1,002.00

12 Pochampad 36.00 19.40 84.00 6.00

13 Penna Ahobilam 20.00 10.78 7.00 -

14 Mini Hydel (Total) 12.00 11.16 - -

15 Wind farm (Ramagiri) 2.00 - - -

16 Singuru 15.00 8.08 4..00 3.00

17 Jurala 234.00 126.10 - 108.93

18 Solar 1.00 1.00 - -

Total Hydel Power (including Solar) 3,832.00 2,069.00 7,069.00 2,910.00

III Gas/Joint Sector/Vijjeswaram Stage-I&II 272.00 146.6 1,016.00 -

IV Share from Central Sector Projects 3,501.00 1943 37,120.00 21,425.00

V Captive Power Plants - 1344.39 4,595.00 2,506.00

VI 132kv , 33kV & 11kV Power Developers - 14.57 74.00 316.00

VII Total Private sector 4,018.00 609 6,610.00 182.00

VIII Others (TRIPCO) 1.20 - - -

Grand Total ( I to VIII) 16,717.00 8,871.00 88,191.00 39,571



TABLE - 10.2 GROWTH OF TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LINES

(As on 31st March)

Sl. No.

Voltage of Lines

Unit 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15*

1 2 3 7 8 9 10 11

1 400 kV CKM. 3,308 3,308 4,112 4,257 1,683

2 220 kV " 12,878 13,623 13,918 14,389 5,583

3 132 kV " 15,588 15,915 16,260 16,642 9,264

5 33 kV " 40,432 41,148 42,463 43,929 18,689

6 11 kV " 2,70,167 2,80,160 2,90,219 3,00,932 1,33,498

7 Low

Tension " 5,42,716 5,51,960 5,59,840 5,66,392 3,01,507

Total 8,85,089 9,06,113 9,26,812 9,46,541 4,70,224

Source: TSTRANSCO, Hyderabad. Note: This data pertains to combined State. *2014-15 pertains to Telangana State

2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

4 5 6

2,988 3,009 3,172

12,237 12,503 12,693

14,715 14,940 15,103

37,227 38,628 40,033

2,34,413 2,48,670 2,60,406

5,17,685 5,27,852 5,32,656

8,19,265 8,45,602 8,64,063

TABLE - 10.3 CATEGORY -WISE NUMBER OF SERVICES AND CONNECTED LOAD

Sl. No.

Category

2012-13 2013-14

No. of Services

Connected Load (MW)

No. of Services

Connected Load (MW)

No. of Services

Connected Load (MW)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Domestic Supply 1,95,93,105 16,275 2,03,22,094 17,171 89,38,700 8,204

2 Non–domestic Supply 18,13,724 4,480 19,12,364 4,538 10,77,766 2,572

3 Industrial 2,14,829 3,694 2,20,032 3,667 88,627 2,172

4 Cottage Industries 23,991 221 24,771 289 16,377 36

5 Agriculture incl. RECOSs 32,03,871 13,309 33,44,637 13,851 20,06,428 8,044

6 Public Lighting 1,47,679 963 1,55,211 889 1,08,212 368

7 General purpose 1,45,018 378 1,47,753 392 51,053 100

8 Temporary 2,223 6 2,421 6 500 4

Total low Tension 2,51,44,440 39,326 2,61,29,283 40,803 1,22,87,663 21,500

Total High Tension 14,935 9,115 16,230 13,921 9,875 5,566

Total LT & HT 2,51,59,375 48,441 2,61,45,513 54,725 1,22,97,538 27,066

Source: TSTRANSCO, Hyderabad. Note: This data pertains to combined State * Pertains to Telangana State

2014-15*



TABLE - 10.4 CATEGORY WISE SALE OF ELECTRICITY BY SPDCL AND NPDCL 2014-15 (Provisional)

(Million Units)

Sl. No.

Circle Cat-I Cat-II Cat-III Cat-IV Cat-V Cat-VI Cat-VII Tem-

porary Supply

Total Domestic

Non-Domestic

Industrial Cottage Industry

Irrigation & Agriculture

Public Lighting

General Purpose

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

I. LOW TENSION:

1 Mahabubnagar 319.87 93.75 57.62 0.38 2,037.15 123.70 4.92 0.01 2,637.40

2 Rangareddy 2,424.94 618.10 474.38 1.13 983.96 186.27 13.89 0.48 4,703.15

3 Hyderabad 2,540.08 1,039.02 152.40 0.19 - 161.60 24.26 0.16 3,881.71

4 Medak 452.39 104.05 80.19 0.16 1,811.51 106.67 5.51 0.16 2,560.64

5 Nalgonda 452.04 118.13 66.04 7.05 2,100.24 114.81 6.48 0.01 2,864.80

Total 6,153.32 1,973.05 830.63 8.91 6,932.86 693.05 55.06 0.82 16,647.70

b. Northern Power Distribution Company Limited (NPDCL)

1 Nizamabad 409.84 85.74 39.15 0.55 1,397.14 79.06 5.69 - 2,017.17

2 Adilabad 378.99 67.66 26.08 0.17 513.68 45.58 5.75 - 1,037.91

3 Karimnagar 602.25 117.18 81.71 3.41 1,049.15 61.15 6.49 - 1,921.34

4 Warangal 546.84 131.13 58.38 1.37 1,295.27 55.72 7.64 - 2,096.35

5 Khammam 504.57 100.91 63.08 0.50 483.14 37.94 7.62 - 1,197.76

Total 2,442.49 502.62 268.40 6.00 4,738.38 279.45 33.19 - 8,270.53

Total LT 8,595.81 2,475.67 1,099.03 14.91 11,671.24 972.50 88.25 0.82 24,918.23

a. Southern Power Distribution Company Limited (SPDCL)

TABLE -10.4 (concld.) CATEGORY WISE SALE OF ELECTRICITY BY SPDCL AND NPDCL 2014-15 (Provisional)

(Million Units)

Sl. No.

Circle Cat-I Cat-II Cat-III Cat-IV Cat-V Cat-VI

RESCO Tempo-rary

Supply

Total Units Domestic

Non-Domestic

Industrial Cottage Industry

Irrigation & Agriculture

Public Lighting

1 2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

II. HIGH TENSION:

1 Mahabubnagar 1,505.26 30.29 0.47 145.38 - - - 7.33 1,688.73

2 Rangareddy 2,478.56 684.59 58.00 0.85 71.20 67.22 - 28.45 3,388.88

3 Hyderabad 643.60 964.32 4.22 - 50.04 41.09 - 4.63 1,707.90

4 Medak 2,561.93 54.34 0.08 17.42 - 1.31 - 5.50 2,640.58

5 Nalgonda 1,895.25 36.57 0.54 351.47 45.87 2.46 - 0.82 2,332.98

Total 9,084.60 1,770.11 63.31 515.12 167.11 112.08 - 46.73 11,759.06

b. Northern Power Distribution Company Limited (NPDCL)

1 Nizamabad 153.38 12.13 0.95 69.75 - 0.15 - - 236.36

2 Adilabad 318.00 12.98 1.73 8.22 81.58 55.29 - - 477.79

3 Karimnagar 333.68 23.14 1.78 7.31 89.59 40.66 639.36 - 1,135.51

4 Warangal 149.70 35.39 2.18 174.97 129.30 10.53 - - 502.06

5 Khammam 280.69 15.23 0.96 8.25 141.49 35.91 - - 482.53

Total 1,235.45 98.87 7.60 268.50 441.96 142.54 639.36 - 2,834.28

Total HT 10,320.05 1,868.98 70.91 783.62 609.07 254.62 639.36 46.73 14,593.34

GT Sales (LT+HT) 18,915.86 4,344.65 1,169.94 798.53 12,280.31 1,227.12 727.61 47.55 39,511.57

Source: TSTRANSCO, Hyderabad

a. Southern Power Distribution Company Limited (SPDCL)



TABLE - 10.5 CATEGORY-WISE POWER CONSUMPTION, 2012-13 TO 2014-15

(Million Units)

Sl. No. District 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

1 2 3 4 5

1 Domestic Supply 15,753 16,652 8,596

2 Non–domestic Supply 4,161 4,171 2,476

3 Industrial 3,058 2,683 1,099

4 Cottage Industries 48 77 15

5 Agriculture including RESCOSs 18,848 20,759 11,671

6 Public Lighting 1,754 1,612 973

7 General purpose 186 190 88

8 Temporary 3 3 1

Total Low Tension 43,811 46,148 24,918

Total High Tension 24,674 26,370 14,593

Total 68,485 72,518 39,512

Source: TSTRANSCO, Hyderabad

TABLE - 10.6 PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION OF ELECTRICITY, 2013-14 AND 2014-15 (UTILITY ONLY)

(in KWH)

Sl. No.

District

2013-14 2014-15

Domes-tic

Agri-cultural

Industrial ( including ) cottage & H.T

All Categories

Domestic Agricul-tural

Industrial ( including ) cottage & H.T

All Categories

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 128 166 134 523 138 188 126 554

2 Nizamabad 150 469 65 779 161 547 76 883

3 Karimnagar 147 243 103 732 158 275 110 802

4 Medak 125 516 756 1,457 144 575 859 1,644

5 Hyderabad 582 - 442 1,311 629 - 462 1,387

6 Rangareddy 376 162 592 1,257 407 165 642 1,348

7 Mahabubnagar 64 502 328 942 77 482 407 1,018

8 Nalgonda 111 585 600 1,352 127 589 670 1,453

9 Warangal 145 373 56 703 155 368 59 738

10 Khammam 169 168 118 571 180 173 123 600

State 197 245 344 1,084 231 314 423 1,320

Note: KWH: Kilo Watt Hour.



TABLE - 10.7 AGRICULTURAL SERVICES RELEASED AT THE END OF 2014-15

Sl. No. District/DISCOM

Number of Agricultural Services released

As on 31-03-2014

During 2014-15 up to 31.03.2015

Total as on 31.03.2015

1 2 3 4 5

I TS SPDCL

1 Mahabubnagar 2,17,947 19,325 2,37,272

2 Rangareddy 1,12,670 4,384 1,17,054

3 Hyderabad 88 - 88

4 Medak 2,21,221 10,763 2,31,984

5 Nalgonda 3,10,685 19,422 3,30,107

Total 8,62,611 53,894 9,16,505

II TS NPDCL

6 Nizamabad 2,09,823 10,528 2,20,351

7 Adilabad 96,527 5,757 1,02,284

8 Karimnagar 2,92,820 8,624 3,01,444

9 Warangal 2,75,767 7,662 2,83,429

10 Khammam 1,08,137 5,534 1,13,671

Total 10,49,747 40,176 10,89,923

Grand Total 19,12,358 94,070 20,06,428

Source: TSTRANSCO, Hyderabad.

11 Sircilla (RESCO) 66,673 2,071 68,744

Sl. No.

District

Biogas Plants, 2013-14 Biogas Plants, 2014-15

No. of Plants installed

Subsidy Released (in Rs.)

No. of Plants installed

Subsidy Released (in Rs.)

1 2 3 4 5 7

1 Adilabad 1,053 84,24,000 1,273 1,20,99,000

2 Nizamabad 718 57,44,000 900 89,90,000

3 Karimnagar 2,409 1,92,72,000 2,979 2,79,51,000

4 Medak 50 4,00,000 540 53,74,000

5 Hyderabad - - - -

6 Rangareddy 162 12,96,000 252 23,52,000

7 Mahabubnagar 100 8,00,000 350 35,08,000

8 Nalgonda 850 68,00,000 1,314 1,30,34,000

9 Warangal 568 45,44,000 504 52,22,000

10 Khammam 1,308 1,04,64,000 1,788 1,91,14,000

Total 7,218 5,77,44,000 9,900 97,64,400

Source: Project Director, Non-Conventional Energy Development Corporation Ltd., Hyderabad.

TABLE - 10.8 UTILIZATION OF NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY, 2013-14 AND 2014-15



TABLE - 10.9 CATEGORY WISE NUMBER OF SERVICES AND CONNECTED LOAD, 2014-15 (Provisional)

Sl. No.

District Domestic Supply

Non-Domestic Supply

Industrial Cottage Industries

N L N L N L N L N L

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1 Adilabad 5,73,693 3,30,854 48,038 76,293 3,546 85,190 69 210 1,02,284 334,653

2 Nizamabad 5,92,700 3,29,969 64,370 89,359 5,348 1,25,048 846 1,990 2,20,351 752,678

3 Karimnagar 9,76,283 7,01,430 81,692 1,37,948 10,365 1,76,502 8,859 10,960 3,70,188 10,34,157

4 Medak 6,33,297 3,16,891 65,572 1,03,668 8,195 2,24,320 208 664 2,31,984 11,66,188

5 Hyderabad 13,95,548 22,02,620 3,10,748 10,66,108 11,155 2,33,717 53 209 88 516

6 Rangareddy 18,45,657 25,81,216 2,19,386 6,00,423 21,577 6,88,294 529 2,361 1,17,054 5,77,932

7 Mahabubnagar 6,53,310 2,41,735 71,021 99,259 7,806 1,57,456 641 1,595 2,37,272 11,99,922

8 Nalgonda 7,73,131 30,35,031 80,765 1,19,305 8,445 1,89,650 3,154 12,268 3,30,107 16,12,507

9 Warangal 7,91,213 5,55,104 76,743 1,48,548 7,876 1,70,231 1,399 4,272 2,83,429 9,81,870

10 Khammam 7,03,850 6,40,627 59,431 1,30,947 4,314 1,21,973 619 1,866 1,13,671 3,83,149

Total 89,38,700 82,03,975 10,77,766 25,71,894 88,627 21,72,382 16,377 36,395 20,06,428 80,43,572

Agricultural

TABLE - 10.9 (concld.) CATEGORY WISE NUMBER OF SERVICES AND CONNECTED LOAD 2014-15 (Provisional)

Sl. No.

Public Lighting Temporary General Purpose

Total Low Tension Total High Tension

Total Low & High Tension

N L N L N L N L N L N L

1 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

1 6,956 21,740 - - 4,729 12,026 7,39,315 8,60,966 302 2,45,485 739,617 11,06,452

2 11,836 37,068 - - 4,750 7,834 9,00,201 13,43,945 245 1,60,151 9,00,446 15,04,097

3 10,596 30,880 7 - 5,546 11,215 14,63,536 21,03,091 486 3,17,759 14,64,022 24,20,850

4 8,693 30,210 28 357 5,017 5,699 9,52,994 18,47,996 1,381 8,19,554 9,54,375 26,67,550

5 13,849 38,335 244 2,027 4,358 13,183 17,36,043 35,56,714 1,982 7,33,326 17,38,025 42,90,039

6 19,261 69,226 147 1,395 5,206 11,273 22,28,835 45,32,120 3017 12,93,199 22,31,852 58,25,319

7 9,554 43,175 32 82 5,816 5,872 9,85,452 17,49,097 617 8,04,174 9,86,069 25,53,271

8 10,495 39,491 23 90 4,848 6,890 12,10,,968 22,83,731 829 6,80,020 12,11,797 29,63,750

9 8,806 35,392 9 - 5389 12,605 11,74,864 19,08,058 395 2,73,852 11,75,259 21,81,911

10 8,166 22,850 10 - 5394 13,856 8,95,455 13,15,268 621 2,37,792 8,96,076 15,53,060

Total 1,08,212 3,68,365 500 3,950 51,053 1,00,452 1,22,87,663 2,15,00,985 9,875 55,65,312 1,22,97,538 2,70,66,297

Note: N: No. of Services L: Connected Load (K.W)



Availability of the transport road network

plays an important role in the economic

development and, therefore, the kilometer age

of paved roads existing in a country is often

used as an index to assess the extent of its

development. The proper development of the

transport road network not only reduces the cost

of transportation, both in terms of money and

time, but also helps in the integration of various

parts of the State or Country. The transport

road network contributes to the development

of the State by bringing in direct benefits in the

development of some sectors, such as

agriculture, industry, minerals and commerce. As such, a systematic development of

Roads is one of the important pre-requisites for

development and acceleration of economic

growth. The importance of Road network is

much more in a State like Telangana whose

economy is from service sector and has chosen

manufacturing as its future, where the Rail

connectivity is poor and where the rural areas are

hardly covered by the Rail network.

Among the different modes of domestic

transport systems, road transport carries more

than 80% of the goods and passenger traffic. The

network of roads, particularly from rural to urban

facilitates speedy movement of goods and

services and ensures higher growth trends, social

integrity and wellbeing of the society. The

productivity and efficiency of Road transport

is directly linked with the availability and quality

of Road network. Total Network constitute

97,019.33 kms., of road length in which 2,365.93

kms., cement concrete; 46,174.11 kms., Black-

Top; 14,758.23 kms., metalled; and 33,721.66

kms., Un-metalled pertaining to National

Highways, Roads & Buildings and Panchayat Raj

departments respectively. Pictorial representation

of the road network is as follows.

Roads

11. Transport and Communications



Transport: Road Transport plays a prominent

role in the economic development of the State.

The Transport Department plays a key role in

issuing driving licenses, registration of motor

vehicles, issue of transport permits, levy and

collection of motor vehicle tax, enforcement of

vehicle violations and acts as nodal agency for

road safety. During the year 2014-15, the State

has registry of more than 78.38 lakh vehicles, of

which about 8.74 lakh are transport vehicles and

rest about 69.64 lakh are non-transport vehicles.

Table Content

11.1 Railway Stations and Kilometerage in the State, 2014-15

11.2 Motor Vehicles of Different Classes and Categories, 2014-15

11.3 Roads under National Highways, Roads & Buildings and Panchayat Raj Departments, 2015

11.4 Financial Performance of Telangana State Road Transport Corporation, 2015

11.5 Physical Performance of Telangana State Road Transport Corporation, 2015

11.6 Classification of vehicles and Objects involved in accidents, 2014

11.7 Post Offices, Telephone Exchanges, Telephone Connections & Public Telephones, 2014-15

11.8 Number of Mobile connections working as on 31.01.2016

TABLE - 11.1 RAILWAY STATIONS AND KILOMETERAGE IN THE STATE, 2014-15

Sl. No.

Name of the Railway

Route Kilometerage

Broad Gauge Meter Gauge Narrow Gauge Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 South Central Railway 229 1676.175 - - 1676.175

Source: South Central Railway, Hyderabad

No. of Stations

Rail Network: As on 31.03.2015, the Indian

railways are rendering its services by establishing

229 railway stations with a route kilometerage of

1676 in the State.

Railways: Indian Railways have a history and

rich heritage spanning over 150 years. Indian

Railways is a State owned public utility

of Government of India under the Ministry

of Railways. As a national common carrier

transporting passenger and goods over vast

network of 65,808 kms., route lengths and it has

been playing a key role in country’s as well

as States’ social and economic development. It is

comparatively cheap and affordable means

of transportation for lakhs of passengers.

As a carrier of bulk freight, namely ores and

minerals, iron and steel, Cement, mineral oils,

food grains, fertilizers etc., and the importance of

Indian Railways for development of Agriculture,

Industry and for the benefit of common public is

well recognized.



TABLE - 11.2 MOTOR VEHICLES OF DIFFERENT CLASSES AND CATEGORIES, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District

Stage Carriages Goods Carriages

TSRTC Hire with TSRTC/ Private

Total (3+4)

Articu-lated

Heavy, Medium & Light

3 Wheel Goods Vehicle

Tractors & Trailers

Total (6 to 9)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 581 147 728 87 11,584 2,321 9,945 23,937

2 Nizamabad 699 154 853 6 13,983 1,476 4,648 20,113

3 Karimnagar 887 204 1,091 608 15,496 5,703 19,632 41,439

4 Medak 659 148 807 156 15,567 1,662 9,549 26,934

5 Hyderabad 4,232 120 4,352 882 70,946 14,590 1,058 87,476

6 Rangareddy 3,201 297 3,498 1,065 85,783 15,671 13,832 1,16,351

7 Mahabubnagar 986 172 1,158 21 14,804 3,,369 16,182 34,376

8 Nalgonda 753 181 934 332 16,939 4,551 14,458 36,280

9 Warangal 962 192 1,154 79 15,518 2,874 13,914 32,385

10 Khammam 596 155 751 214 10,837 4,055 10,647 25,753

Total 13,556 1,770 15,326 3,450 2,71,457 56,272 1,13,865 4,45,044

TABLE - 11.2 (contd.) MOTOR VEHICLES OF DIFFERENT CLASSES AND CATEGORIES, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District

Cabs

Auto Rickshaws

Contract Carriages

All India Tourist Cabs

Taxi Cabs

Maxi Cabs

Total (11 to 13)

All India Tourist Buses

CC Tourist Buses

Idle Buses

Total Contract Carriages (16 to 18)

1 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

1 Adilabad 20 2,206 285 2,511 19,211 - 108 18 126 51

2 Nizamabad 3 1,718 343 2,064 20,961 2 127 38 167 47

3 Karimnagar 2 3,447 473 3,922 22,915 - 235 20 255 28

4 Medak - 2,081 784 2,865 23,982 11 180 24 215 292

5 Hyderabad 616 14,521 3,279 18,416 84,027 18 2,305 232 2,555 910

6 Rangareddy 39 17,063 6,099 23,201 35,863 38 2,143 198 2,379 876

7 Mahabubnagar 7 2,479 1,214 3,700 17,405 - 1,048 8 1,056 85

8 Nalgonda - 1,690 945 2,635 20,484 1 80 12 93 83

9 Warangal - 2,827 744 3,571 23,351 - 116 34 150 29

10 Khammam 1 2,055 839 2,895 26,063 - 128 17 145 15

Total 688 50,087 15,005 65,780 2,94,262 70 6,470 601 7,141 2,416

Private Service vehicles



TABLE - 11.2 (contd.) MOTOR VEHICLES OF DIFFERENT CLASSES AND CATEGORIES, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Education Institute Buses

Other Transport

Total Transport Vehicles

(5+10+14+15 19+20+21+22)

Motor Cycle Jeep Motor Cars

Total (25+26)

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

1 Adilabad 782 1,213 48,559 2,55,512 862 14,176 15,038

2 Nizamabad 944 1,557 46,706 3,25,854 1,041 27,065 28,106

3 Karimnagar 2,082 2,636 74,368 5,07,332 1,173 35,847 37,020

4 Medak 1,243 918 57,256 2,95,213 463 29,100 29,563

5 Hyderabad 1,944 8,012 2,07,692 17,04,972 7,085 4,20,685 4,27,770

6 Rangareddy 8,024 4,558 1,94,750 14,14,489 1,763 3,06,493 3,08,256

7 Mahabubnagar 1,076 1,727 60,583 3,00,818 1,002 19,547 20,549

8 Nalgonda 1,376 887 62,772 3,43,056 518 20,788 21,306

9 Warangal 1,627 1,782 64,049 3,74,864 723 29,167 29,890

10 Khammam 1,134 925 57,681 2,92,744 441 20,862 21,303

Total 20,232 24,215 8,74,416 58,14,854 15,071 9,23,730 9,38,801

Light Motor Vehicles

TABLE - 11.2 (concld.) MOTOR VEHICLES OF DIFFERENT CLASSES AND CATEGORIES, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Road Rollers

Fire Tenders

Others (Non

Transport)

Total Non Transport Vehicles

(24+27+28+ 29+30+31+32)

Total Transport Vehicles (=23)

Total Vehicles (33+34)

1 2 30 31 32 33 34 35

1 Adilabad 35 3 532 2,77,394 48,559 3,25,953

2 Nizamabad 13 8 1,649 3,76,271 46,706 4,22,977

3 Karimnagar 40 8 3,054 5,79,879 74,368 6,54,247

4 Medak 18 19 1,296 3,41,958 57,256 3,99,214

5 Hyderabad 256 54 14,723 21,49,114 2,07,692 23,56,806

6 Rangareddy 205 138 5,337 17,37,894 1,94,750 19,32,644

7 Mahabubnagar 33 9 2,396 3,44,833 60,583 4,05,416

8 Nalgonda 42 17 2,074 4,00,286 62,772 4,63,058

9 Warangal 47 5 1,319 4,26,024 64,049 4,90,073

10 Khammam 19 13 577 3,30,477 57,681 3,88,158

Total 708 274 32,957 69,64,130 8,74,416 78,38,546

Source: Commissioner of Transport, Hyderabad.

Tractors Trailer for Agricultural Purpose

28 29

4,992 1,282

12,807 7,834

21,652 10,773

10,028 5,821

1,311 28

7,481 1,988

13,385 7,643

19,292 14,499

11,769 8,130

7,757 8,064

1,10,474 66,062



TABLE - 11.3 ROADS UNDER NATIONAL HIGHWAYS, ROADS & BUILDINGS AND PANCHAYAT RAJ DEPARTMENTS, 2015 (As on 30-09-2015)

Sl. No.

District National Highway Roads (in kms.)

Cement Concrete

Black top MetalIed Un-MetalIed Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Adilabad - 259.30 - - 259.30

2 Nizamabad - 227.50 - - 227.50

3 Karimnagar - 235.60 - - 235.60

4 Medak - 273.60 - - 273.60

5 Hyderabad - 41.00 - - 41.00

6 Rangareddy - 150.20 - - 150.20

7 Mahabubnagar - 431.77 - - 431.77

8 Nalgonda - 375.46 - - 375.46

9 Warangal - 395.60 - - 395.60

10 Khammam - 183.20 - - 183.20

Total - 2,573.23 - - 2,573.23

TABLE - 11.3 (contd.) ROADS UNDER NATIONAL HIGHWAYS, ROADS & BUILDINGS AND PANCHAYAT RAJ DEPARTMENTS, 2015 (As on 30-09-2015)

Sl. No.

District Roads and Buildings Department Roads (in kms.)

Cement Concrete


1 2 8 9 10 11 12

1 Adilabad 6.84 1,955.83 14.70 54.80 2032.17

2 Nizamabad 20.85 1,902.62 2.53 15.01 1,941.01

3 Karimnagar 94.05 3,406.65 1.74 142.50 3,644.94

4 Medak 16.89 2,505.32 - 15.01 2,537.22

5 Hyderabad - 174.68 - - 174.68

6 Rangareddy 13.74 2,016.90 15.86 16.66 2,063.16

7 Mahabubnagar 31.89 2,957.76 94.92 25.90 3,110.47

8 Nalgonda 29.33 3,343.01 128.16 8.40 3,508.90

9 Warangal 18.75 2,272.77 27.00 19.10 2,337.62

10 Khammam 20.50 2,867.21 - 6.80 2,894.51

Total 252.84 23,402.75 284.91 304.18 24,244.68



TABLE - 11.3 (contd.) ROADS UNDER NATIONAL HIGHWAYS, ROADS & BUILDINGS AND PANCHAYAT RAJ DEPARTMENTS, 2015 (As on 30-09-2015)

Sl. No.

District

Panchayat Raj Department Roads (in kms.)

Cement Concrete


1 2 13 14 15 16 17

1 Adilabad 199.43 2,266.32 1,357.91 4,252.89 8,076.55

2 Nizamabad 218.25 1,604.43 1,198.01 2,052.27 5,072.96

3 Karimnagar 272.07 1,585.73 915.61 4,593.11 7,366.52

4 Medak 236.55 2,944.03 1,442.78 2,192.07 6,815.43


6 Rangareddy 152.66 1,812.36 1,190.42 2,388.30 5,543.74

7 Mahabubnagar 184.25 2,717.94 2,312.06 6,101.20 11,315.45

8 Nalgonda 370.22 2,919.97 2,697.49 4,691.31 10,678.99

9 Warangal 290.85 2,613.14 2,146.08 3,729.83 8,779.90

10 Khammam 188.81 1,734.21 1,212.96 3,415.90 6,551.88

Total 2,113.09 20,198.13 14,473.32 33,416.88 70,201.42

TABLE - 11.3 (concld.) ROADS UNDER NATIONAL HIGHWAYS, ROADS & BUILDINGS AND PANCHAYAT RAJ DEPARTMENTS, 2015 (As on 30-09-2015)

Sl. No.

District

Total length of Roads (in kms.)

Cement Concrete


1 2 18 19 20 21 22

1 Adilabad 206.27 4,481.45 1,372.61 4,307.69 10,368.02

2 Nizamabad 239.10 3,734.55 1,200.54 2,067.28 7,241.47

3 Karimnagar 366.12 5,227.98 917.35 4,735.61 11,247.06

4 Medak 253.44 5,722.95 1,442.78 2,207.08 9,626.25

5 Hyderabad - 215.68 - - 215.68

6 Rangareddy 166.40 3,979.46 1,206.28 2,404.96 7,757.10

7 Mahabubnagar 216.14 6,107.47 2,406.98 6,127.10 14,857.69

8 Nalgonda 399.55 6,638.44 2,825.65 4,699.71 14,563.35

9 Warangal 309.60 5,281.51 2,173.08 3,748.93 11,513.12

10 Khammam 209.31 4,784.62 1,212.96 3,422.70 9,629.59

Total 2,365.93 46,174.11 14,758.23 33,721.06 97,019.33

Source: 1. Engineer-in-Chief (R&B), Admn. & NH, Roads and Buildings Department, Hyderabad 2. Chief Engineer, Panchayat Raj Engineering Department, Hyderabad. Note: Totals may not tally due to rounding off.



TABLE - 11.4 FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF TELANGANA STATE ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATION, 2015

(As on 31st March)

Year

Average No. of Buses in use

Buses operated

(in lakh kms.)

No. of Passengers Carried (in lakhs)

Earnings Realized (Rs. in Lakh.)

Passengers Goods and

Miscellaneous Total

TSRTC Hired

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

2007-08 7,408 1,133 10,415.85 26,743.62 1,64,656.12 28,397.89 1,93,054.01

2008-09 7,483 1,444 10,980.27 28,491.90 1,77,913.12 37,458.44 2,15,371.56

2009-10 7,693 1,681 11,433.17 27,834.90 1,86,312.61 38,634.64 2,24,947.25

2010-11 8,026 1,641 11,961.36 27,393.25 2,22,964.36 45,255.12 2,68,219.48

2011-12 8,458 1,565 11,671.31 28,185.66 2,37,336.38 49,050.60 2,86,386.98

2012-13 8,713 1,475 12,544.83 30,101.55 2,83,512.10 57,353.16 3,40,865.26

2013-14 8,996 1,292 12,416.02 32,175.61 3,11,445.95 62,846.92 3,74,292.87

2014-15 9,013 1,316 12,449,42 23,391.10 3,29,792.83 69,291.37 3,99,084.20

April-2014 9,024 1,294 1,025.25 2,743.55 27,341.45 5,338.85 32,680.30

May-2014 9,020 1,259 1,050.09 3,047.83 31,426.32 5,550.71 36,977.03

June-2014 9,017 1,250 1,042.08 3,054.88 29,229.76 5,480.96 34,710.72

July-2014 9,024 1,226 1,041.30 2,755.82 26,671.65 5,527.47 32,199.12

Aug-2014 9,027 1,206 1,038.89 2,847.38 28,219.84 5,380.45 33,600.29

Sept-2014 9,024 1,217 1,014.53 2,612.64 25,328.12 5,266.19 30,594.31

Oct-2014 9,037 1,230 1,032.84 2,764.68 27,078.69 5,492.57 32,571.26

Nov-2014 9,020 1,344 1,022.73 2,608.88 25,497.05 5,322.71 30,819.76

Dec-2014 9,024 1,415 1,070.21 2,840.40 28,125.59 5,534.17 33,659.76

Jan-2015 8,996 1,440 1,065.61 2,820.87 27,827.19 6,922.86 34,750.05

Feb-2015 8,984 1,444 973.95 2,589.55 25,961.77 6,737.32 32,699.09

March-2015 8,962 1,469 1,071.94 2,704.63 27,085.40 6,737.11 33,822.51

Source: TSRTC, Hyderabad

Month-wise performance during 2014-15



TABLE - 11.5 PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE OF TELANGANA STATE ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATION, 2015

(As on 31st March)

Year

Average No. of Buses held

Average No. of Buses on Road

No. of Routes

Total Effective (in crore kms.)

Percentage of Fleet Utilization

Effective Vehicle

Utilization (Kms. per

day)

No. of Accidents

TSRTC Hired TSRTC Hired

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2007-08 7,408 1,133 7,375 1,133 3,367 104.16 99.61 333 1,270

2008-09 7,483 1,444 7,457 1,444 3,444 109.80 99.71 337 1,281

2009-10 7,693 1,681 7,677 1,681 3,539 114.33 99.83 334 1,129

2010-11 8,026 1,641 8,009 1,641 3,619 119.61 99.82 339 1,209

2011-12 8,458 1,565 7,767 1,565 3,661 116.71 93.11 318 1,017

2012-13 8,713 1,475 8,698 1,475 3,606 125.45 99.85 337 1,020

2013-14 8,996 1,292 8,984 1,292 3,649 124.16 99.88 331 1,050

2014-15 9,013 1,316 8,998 1,316 3,638 124.49 99.83 330 968

April-2014 9,024 1,294 9,017 1,294 3,592 10.25 99.93 331 88

May-2014 9,020 1,259 9,012 1,259 3,576 10.50 99.92 330 91

June-2014 9,017 1,250 9,007 1,250 3,592 10.42 99.89 338 83

July-2014 9,024 1,226 9,010 1,226 3,596 10.41 99.84 328 81

Aug-2014 9,027 1,206 9,011 1,206 3,615 10.39 99.82 327 78

Sept-2014 9,024 1,217 9,011 1,217 3,617 10.15 99.86 330 69

Oct-2014 9,037 1,230 9,022 1,230 3,647 10.33 99.83 325 64

Nov-2014 9,020 1,344 9,011 1,344 3,660 10.23 99.90 329 93

Dec-2014 9,024 1,415 9,007 1,415 3,639 10.70 99.81 331 90

Jan-2015 8,996 1,440 8,962 1,440 3,625 10.66 99.62 329 68

Feb-2015 8,984 1,444 8,962 1,444 3,630 9.74 99.76 334 78

March-2015 8,962 1,469 8,948 1,469 3,638 10.72 99.84 331 85

Source: TSRTC, Hyderabad

Month-wise performance during 2014-15



TABLE - 11.6 CLASSIFICATION OF VEHICLES AND OBJECTS INVOLVED IN ACCIDENTS, 2014

(January to December, 2014)

Sl. No.

Type of Vehicles Primarily responsible

Number of Accidents occurred Number of Persons

Fatal Grievous injury

Minor injury

Non- injury

Total Killed Seriously injured

Minor injured

Total Persons involved

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

A

1 Motor cycle/Scooter 1,162 544 2,233 148 4,087 1,212 1,057 2,235 4,504

2 Moped 180 26 289 14 509 187 101 332 620

3 Auto Rickshaw 598 369 1,471 129 2,567 671 784 3,010 4,465

4 Motor Car 573 273 1,589 196 2,631 636 658 2,097 3,391

5 Jeep 114 46 382 41 583 133 176 417 726

6 Taxi 130 47 182 32 391 142 196 302 640

7 Bus 481 193 682 101 1,457 524 627 683 1834

8 Truck 1,073 319 1,162 143 2,697 1,142 2,554 1,165 4,861

9 Tempo 49 15 271 26 361 51 442 272 765

10 Articulated Vehicle 136 9 142 33 320 140 12 402 554

11 Tractor 614 189 250 54 1,107 674 296 1,057 2,027

12 Other motor Vehicle 823 167 668 196 1,854 979 252 699 1,930

Total 5,933 2,197 9,321 1,113 18,564 6,491 7,155 12,671 26,317

B Other Vehicles and Objects

1 Cycle 22 7 19 - 48 22 11 27 60

2 Cycle Rickshaw - - 2 - 2 3 - 11 14

3 Hand Drawn Vehicle 2 5 8 - 15 2 6 10 18

4 Animal Drawn Vehicle 1 - - - 1 1 13 - 14

5 Pedestrian 48 60 361 - 469 50 71 375 496

6 Animal 11 18 15 - 44 11 43 32 86

7 Tree 9 28 7 15 59 23 79 13 115

8 Level Crossing 43 34 98 9 184 46 64 221 331

9 Other Fixed Objects 247 46 356 43 692 257 82 752 1,091

Total 383 198 866 67 1,514 415 369 1,441 2,225

Grand Total 6,316 2,395 10,187 1,180 20,078 6,906 7,524 14,112 28,542

Source: Addl. Director General of Police, Road Safety, Hyderabad.

Motor Vehicles



TABLE -11.8

NUMBER OF MOBILE CONNECTIONS WORKING AS ON 31.01.2016

Sl. No.

District Aircel Airtel BSNL Idea RCL TTSL Telenor VSL Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 20,861 7,02,578 3,51,363 6,40,898 50,841 78,186 2,10,389 1,02,718 21,57,834

2 Nizamabad 95,428 5,74,029 3,15,033 8,27,854 60,489 1,37,885 1,74,975 80,376 22,66,069

3 Karimnagar 1,15,775 14,24,544 3,68,160 8,47,922 1,01,935 2,20,598 3,17,392 2,10,482 36,06,808

4 Medak 63,209 8,84,521 2,28,500 7,93,304 61,112 2,00,856 1,12,515 1,21,960 24,65,977

5 Hyderabad 10,06,848 36,33,879 8,74,908 26,23,852 3,80,918 19,92,454 9,26,040 12,72,114 1,27,11,013

6 Rangareddy 43,751 10,81,675 - 1,87,175 1,012 2,84,887 3,43,886 1,03,746 20,46,132

7 Mahabubnagar 16,995 7,41,919 2,19,133 11,95,868 33,227 1,58,443 2,12,108 2,90,337 28,68,030

8 Nalgonda 60,390 7,41,872 2,13,866 12,62,098 56,126 1,69,919 1,86,621 2,37,386 29,28,278

9 Warangal 2,19,882 10,16,534 3,09,596 8,69,570 1,01,407 1,86,723 3,18,465 2,40,779 32,62,956

10 Khammam 25,652 7,50,180 2,45,981 7,54,256 42,035 1,13,708 2,16,256 1,75,519 23,23,587

Total 16,68,791 1,15,51,731 31,26,540 1,00,02,797 8,89,102 35,43,659 30,18,647 28,35,417 3,66,36,684

Source: Department of Telecommunication, Hyderabad

TABLE - 11.7 POST OFFICES, TELEPHONE EXCHANGES, TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS & PUBLIC TELEPHONES, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

No. of Post Offices Number of

Head Offices

Sub Offices

Mukhya Dak Ghar

Extra Branch Offices

Total Telephone Exchanges

Telephone Connections*

Public Telephones

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 2 63 - 451 516 91 17,334 549

2 Nizamabad 3 63 - 415 481 112 24,527 575

3 Karimnagar 4 92 - 646 742 131 23,870 1,276

4 Medak 4 87 1 496 588 138 24,343 710

5 Hyderabad 6 126 - 23 155 287 4,39,317

6 Rangareddy 1 85 - 315 401

7 Mahabubnagar 4 79 - 762 845 150 24,050 1,303

8 Nalgonda 4 64 - 666 734 169 23,203 549

9 Warangal 5 88 - 672 765 114 24,234 748

10 Khammam 3 75 - 527 605 122 23,346 596

Total 36 822 1 4,973 5,832 1,314 6,24,224 13,223

Source: 1. Chief Postmaster General, Circle, Hyderabad. 2. Chief General Manager, Telecommunications Circle, Hyderabad. Note: RR district figures are included in Hyderabad district, regarding Telecommunications. * Includes LL, WLL and excludes Cell Phones of BSNL

6,917



12. Public Finance

It is obvious that the budget of the

Government has considerable impact on the

economy of the State as a whole. Due to its sheer

size, as reflected in high magnitude of receipts

and expenditure of Government and various

policy prescriptions articulated through

the Budget, it can be easily considered to be

the prime mover of the growth trajectory

of the economy. The State Government, since

it is formed very recently is ambitious to develop

the State in all respects in the light of aspirations

of its citizens across the State. The Budget

for 2015-16 was presented against the backdrop

of the GSDP growth rate of the economy and the

aspirations of the citizens on one hand and the

challenges in front of the State Government

to withstand to accelerate the development

and welfare programmes on the other hand.

Overall budget provisions for the year

2015-16 are depicted in the following graphs.

Public finance is concerned with how a

government raises money, how that money

is spent and the effects of these activities on

the economy and society. It is an act how

Governments at all levels, State and Local,

provide the public with desired services and how

they secure the financial resources to pay for

these services.

Public finance deals with the finances of

public bodies, State or Local, for the performance

of this functions. The performance of these

functions leads to expenditure. The expenditure

is incurred from funds raised through taxes, fees,

fine, sale of goods & services, grants, loans etc.

The different sources constitute the revenue of

the public authorities. Public finance analyses the

manner in which revenue is raised and how the

expenditure is incurred upon different items etc.

Budget Outlay

0



Collection of Sales Tax

Plan Outlay

The performance of the

Commercial Tax Department

during the period from

2011-12 to 2014-15 is depicted

below.

The sales tax realized from

Petrol, Liquor, Cigarettes, PSUs

etc., pertains to combined State

and is included in the total

up to 2013-14. The sales tax

collection for the year 2014-15

exclusively for the State of

Telangana.

An attempt is also made to

present in brief the Plan Outlay of

the Budget Estimates for the year

2015-16. According to the Budget

Estimates for the year 2015-16

total provision under Plan is

Rs. 52,40,454.93 lakh, of which

Rs. 5,54,705.37 lakh (10.58%) is

provided for Scheduled Castes

Sub-Plan and Rs. 2,87,811.74 lakh

(5.49%) for the Tribal Sub-Plan.

The total outlay consists of 51.4%

for Economic Services, 47.33% for

Social Services and rest of 1.27%

for General Services.

The category wise outlay of

Annual Plan for the year 2015-16

(BE) is illustrated in the graph.

Apart from the State budget, attempt has been made to cover the revenue from excise and revenue

departments.



Table Content

12.1 Budget Estimates for the years 2014-15 and 2015-16.

12.2 Principal Heads of Revenue Receipts for the years 2014-15 and 2015-16.

12.3 Principal Heads of Expenditure (Revenue Account) for the years 2014-15 and 2015-16

12.4 Principal Heads of Capital Budget for the years 2014-15 and 2015-16

12.5 Outlay of Annual Plan, 2014-15 and 2015-16

12.6 Excise Revenue Realized, 2014-15

12.7 Arrears Demand, Collection and Balance of Excise Arrears, 2014-15

12.8 Land Revenue (Water Tax): Demand, Collection and Balance, 2014-15

12.9 Sales Tax Collection, 2011-12 to 2014-15

12.10 Documents Registered and Value of Property Transferred from 2009-10 to 2014-15

12.11 Documents Registered and Value of Property Transferred by Districts, 2014-15

TABLE - 12.1 BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR THE YEARS 2014-15 AND 2015-16

(Rs. in lakh)

Sl. No.

Item 2014-15 (Revised Estimates)

2015-16 (Budget Estimates)

1 2 3 4

I Revenue Account:

a) Revenue Receipts 80,09,032.88 94,13,151.15

b) Expenditure 79,80,975.53 93,60,021.15

c) Surplus (+) or Deficit (-) 28,057.35 53,130.00

II Capital Account: (Net)

a) Receipts 18,00,837.48 21,55,456.00

b) Disbursements 20,82,820.55 22,08,898.17

c) Surplus (+) or Deficit (-) -2,81,983.07 -53,442.17

III Overall Budget

Receipts (Ia+IIa) 98,09,870.36 1,15,68,607.15

Expenditure (Ib+IIb) 1,00,63,796.08 1,15,68,919.32

III Over all Surplus (+) or Deficit (-) -2,53,925.72 -312.17



TABLE - 12.2 PRINCIPAL HEADS OF REVENUE RECEIPTS FOR THE YEARS 2014-15 AND 2015-16

(Rs. in lakh)

Sl. No.

Item 2014-15

(Revised Estimates) 2015-16

(Budget Estimates)

I Tax Revenue 45,12,760.00 59,31,800.00

i Share of Central Taxes (Union Excise duties, Income Tax etc.)

9,74,936.00 12,82,325.00

ii Taxes on Income and Expenditure (Taxes on Professional, Trade, Ceilings & Employment)

27,206.00 39,482.00

iii Taxes on Property 2,72,948.00 3,78,059.00

(a) Land Revenue 7,289.00 1,346.00

(b) Stamps & Registration Fees 2,58,388.00 3,70,000.00

(c) Taxes on Immovable Property (Other than Agrl. land) 7,271.00 6,713.00

iv Taxes on Commodities 32,37,670.00 42,31,934.00

(a) State Excise 2,82,354.00 3,91,643.00

(b) Sales Tax 26,96,330.00 35,46,339.00

(c) Taxes on Vehicles 2,22,686.00 2,50,000.00

(d) Taxes on Goods and Passengers 905.00 891.00

(e) Taxes and Duties on Electricity 16,309.00 16,309.00

(f) Other Taxes & Duties 19,086.00 26,752.00

II Non-Tax Revenue 13,24,201.55 22,41,327.17

i Interest Receipts and Dividends 2,65,792.75 2,81,368.30

ii General Services 6,71,584.90 13,81,380.97

iii Social Services 1,36,724.26 1,38,224.26

iv Economic Services 2,50,099.64 4,40,353.64

III Grants-in-Aid and Contribution 21,72,071.33 12,40,023.98

80,09,032.88 94,13,151.15 Total Revenue Receipts (I+II+III)

1 2 3 4



TABLE - 12.3 PRINCIPAL HEADS OF EXPENDITURE (REVENUE ACCOUNT) FOR THE YEARS 2014-15 AND 2015-16

(Rs. in Lakh)

Sl. No.

Item 2014-15


(Budget Estimates)

I. Non-Development Expenditure 21,53,030.35 2395,316.17

A. General Services: 21,53,030.35 23,95,316.17

i Organs of State 74,822.19 90,207.69

ii Fiscal Services 89,984.91 86,310.55

iii Interest Payment and Servicing of Debts. 6,29,172.28 7,95,823.80

iv Administrative Services 7,00,992.02 5,99,373.81

v Pensions and Miscellaneous General Services 6,58,058.95 8,23,600.32

II. Development Expenditure (B+C) 58,17,501.58 69,48,531.02

B. Social and Community Services 31,78,490.20 40,23,129.73

1 Education, Sports, Art and Culture 10,39,594.75 11,15,315.83

i General Education 9,83,121.00 10,53,494.72

ii Technical Education 36,912.30 41,674.76

iii Others 19,561.45 20,146.35

2 Health and Family Welfare 3,53,901.93 4,51,955.32

i Medical and Public Health 2,56,353.70 3,28,217.77

ii Family Welfare 97,548.23 1,23,737.55

3 Water Supply, Sanitation, Housing and Urban Development

5,13,764.61 7,92,315.79

i Water Supply and Sanitation 1,01,401.41 4,79,337.45

ii Housing 1,00,807.59 1,04,810.59

iii Urban Development 3,11,555.61 2,08,167.75

4 Welfare of SC, ST & BCs 6,98,691.06 7,44,726.83

5 Labour and Labour Welfare 30,543.16 30,272.13

6 Social Welfare and Nutrition 5,41,994.69 8,88,543.83

i Relief on account of Natural Calamities 21,698.08 27,578.09

ii Information and Broadcasting & Others 5,20,296.61 8,60,965.74

C. Economic Services 26,39,011.38 29,25,401.29

1 Agriculture and Allied Activities 8,46,418.72 8,19,584.39

2 Rural Development 8,42,589.29 7,04,185.29

3 Irrigation and Flood Control 2,98,372.81 4,68,491.40

4 Energy 3,53,211.59 6,31,550.97

5 Industries & Minerals 1,25,617.18 1,32,184.08

6 Transport 92,419.95 94,948.18

7 Science, Technology & Environment 816.07 1,372.42

8 Others 79,565.77 73,084.56

III. Grants-in-Aid and Contribution 10,443.60 16,173.96

Total Expenditure (I+II+III) 79,80,975.53 93,60,021.15

1 2 3 4



TABLE - 12.4 PRINCIPAL HEADS OF CAPITAL BUDGET FOR THE YEARS 2014-15 AND 2015-16

(Rs. in Lakh)

Sl. No.

Item 2014-15


(Budget Estimates)

A. Receipts (I+II+III+IV) 47,32,006.24 54,91,198.60

I Public Debt Incurred (a + b) 15,71,320.00 19,63,000.00

a Internal debt of the State Government (6003) 13,88,000.00 18,83,000.00

b Loans and advances from Central Government (6004) 1,83,320.00 80,000.00

II. Loans and Advances repaid to State Government (F Total) 7,456.00 87,456.00

III Unfunded Debt. (Small Savings & Provident Fund) (I Total) 1,69,815.56 2,00,000.00

IV Deposits and Advances (Including 8000 Contingency Fund etc.)+(J to M Total)

29,83,414.68 32,40,742.60

B. Disbursement (I+II) 50,13,989.31 55,44,640.77

I. Capital Outlay (i + ii + iii) 15,08,074.41 15,98,251.36

i Capital Expenditure on General Services 49,044.05 58,426.22

a Public Works 7,885.25 21,930.19

b Other Administrative Services 41,158.80 36,496.03

ii Capital Expenditure on Social & Community Services 4,18,994.56 1,98,186.84

a Education, Sports, Arts and Culture 42,169.95 34,550.01

b Health and Family Welfare 59,206.22 67,818.12

c Water Supply, Sanitation, Housing & Urban Development 2,30,117.62 16,766.38

d Welfare of SC, ST, & BCs 85,097.52 69,510.41

e Others 2,403.25 9,541.92

iii Capital Expenditure on Economic Services 10,40,035.80 13,41,638.30

a Irrigation & Flood Control (Major, Med, Minor, CADA & Flood Control Projects)

6,37,906.80 6,99,898.89

b Agriculture & Allied Activities 2,151.41 51,826.46

c Energy 1,00,431.00 1,00,641.00

d Industries & Minerals 579.60 653.00

e Transport 2,15,056.33 4,28,618.95

f Others 83,910.66 60,000.00

II. Loans and Advances and Debt Settlements (i +ii + iii + iv) 35,05,914.90 39,46,389.41

i Public Debt discharges (a +b) 3,02,435.18 3,71,436.56

a Internal Debt (6003) 2,63,527.95 3,26,732.30

b Loans & Advances including inter State settlement (6004) 38,907.23 44,704.26

ii Repayment of Loans and Advances including Interstate Settlement (F Total)

2,67,310.96 2,39,210.25

iii Unfunded debt. Discharges (Small Savings & Provident Fund)

1,41,018.89 1,70,000.00

iv Deposits & Advances (Including 8000 Contingency Fund) 27,95,149.87 31,65,742.60

1 2 3 4



TABLE - 12.5 OUTLAY OF ANNUAL PLAN, 2014-15 AND 2015-16

(Rs. in Lakh)

Sl. No. Head / Sub-Head of Development 2014-15 (RE) 2015-16 (BE)

1 2 3 4

I AGRICULTURE AND ALLIED SERVICES

1 Crop Husbandry 2,33,162.07 1,59,458.30

a Director of Agriculture 1,82,887.07 1,03,555.95

b Director of Horticulture 50,275.00 55,902.35

2 Animal Husbandry 20,336.89 18,206.60

3 Fisheries 6,496.24 5,057.63

4 Forests 39,618.65 28,101.32

5 Co-operation 6,170.53 6,166.33

6 Marketing - 40,282.00

Total - (Agriculture & Allied Services) 3,05,784.38 2,57,272.18

II RURAL DEVELOPMENT

1 Commissioner Rural Development 5,10,208.10 6,08,209.25

2 SRT Institute 374.23 374.23

3 AMR APARD 4.17 4.17

4 SERP 30,100.00 15,900.00

5 C.D. and Panchayats 57,402.26 10,479.25

6 Land Reforms (SS & LR) 27,433.65 2,470.27

7 Commissioner of Land Revenue & Administration

22,313.50 20,899.08

Total - (Rural Development) 6,47,835.91 6,58,336.25

III SPECIAL AREA DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME.

IV

A Major and Medium Irrigation 4,21,189.38 5,93,154.70

a Major Irrigation 4,11,476.85 5,70,407.70

b Medium Irrigation 9,712.53 22,747.00

B Minor Irrigation 2,21,508.97 2,16,228.30

a Minor Irrigation (PWD) 1,76,100.00 1,78,313.00

b Telangana State Irrigation. Dev. Corporation 25,500.00 30,000.00

c Commissioner, CAD- EAP 19,608.97 7,375.30

d Ground Water Department 300.00 540.00

C Command Area Development 3,986.65 3,960.00

D Flood Control and Drainage 2,800.00 35,932.00

Total (Irrigation & FC) 6,49,485.00 8,49,275.00

IRRIGATION & FLOOD CONTROL



TABLE - 12.5 (contd.) OUTLAY OF ANNUAL PLAN, 2014-15 AND 2015-16

(Rs. in Lakh)


1 2 3 4

V

1 C.E, Srisailam 515.00 725.00

2 TS GENCO 1,00,000.00 1,00,000.00

3 TS TRANSCO 39,544.52 19,078.38

3 TS Power Finance Corporation Ltd. 116.00 116.00

4 New and Renewable Energy Sources Development Corporation of Telangana

24,017.77 18,070.57

Total Energy 1,64,193.29 1,37,989.95

VI INDUSTRY & MINERALS

1 Village and Small Industries 60,737.07 40,054.84

a Commissioner of Industries 46,711.68 21,137.19

b Commissioner and Export Promotion 55.58 55.58

c Leather Industries Development Corporation of Telangana

163.00 0.00

d Handlooms and Textiles 13,431.02 18,548.07

e Commissioner of Sericulture 375.79 314.00

2 Large and Medium Industries 56,231.60 46,225.83

a Commissioner of Industries 36,400.00 34,734.23

b Industries and Commerce Department (Sect. Dept) 18,913.10 10,573.10

c Infrastructure and Investment Department 80.00 80.00

d Director of Sugars 800.00 800.00

e Public Enterprises (VRS) 3.50 3.50

f Telangana Infrastructure Authority 35.00 35.00

3 Mines and Geology 100.00 100.00

Total (Industry and Minerals) 117,068.67 86,380.67

ENERGY

VII TRANSPORT

1 Roads and Bridges 214,272.00 427,834.62

a TR&B Dept. 4,272.00 4,272.00

b Chief Engineer Rural Roads 31,223.87 33,043.33

c Chief Engineer EAP, RDC 51,288.50 37,363.50

d Chief Engineer Buildings 10,000.00 25,742.10

e Engineer in chief State Roads 1,06,505.13 3,11,431.19

f Engineer in chief - R&B, NH 5,972.50 10,972.50

g Chief Engineer PPP 5,010.00 5,010.00

2 Infrastructure & Investment Department (Civil Aviation) 1,994.33 1,994.33

3 CE PR MNP Roads 2,11,022.08 1,44,340.57

4 Transport Commissioner 600.00 600.00

5 Telangana State Road Transport Corporation 15,973.92 15,973.92

Total Transport 443,862.33 590,743.44




(Rs. in Lakh)


1 2 3 4

VIII COMMUNICATIONS - -

IX SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT

1 Telangana State Council of Science and Technology 39.23 49.23

2 National Green Corps 37.70 12.70

3 Telangana Bio-Diversity Board 104.20 119.20

4 Regional Science Centre, Warangal 6.00 6.00

5 Telangana Pollution Control Board - 13th FC - -

Total (Science & Tech.) 187.13 187.13

X GENERAL ECONOMIC SERVICES

1 Secretariat Economic Services 1,19,817.83 1,04,427.83

a Planning Department 89,076.47 76,186.47

b Public Enterprise Department 3.49 3.49

c Finance Department 17,500.00 15,000.00

d Information Technology & Com. 13,035.37 13,035.37

e Director, Electronically Deliverable Services 192.00 192.00

f Rain Shadow Area Development 10.50 10.50

2 Tourism 10,850.77 4,850.77

a Commissioner of Tourism 10,850.77 4,850.77

3 Economic Advice and Statistics 2,536.68 171.68

4 Controller Legal Metrology 4.08 4.08

5 Civil Supplies Dept. 31,783.91 4,010.91

6 Telangana State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission

544.00 -

Total - (General Economic Services) 1,65,537.27 1,13,465.27

Total -(Economic Services) 24,93,953.98 26,93,649.89




(Rs. in Lakh)


1 2 3 4

B

1 GENERAL EDUCATION 3,66,320.80 1,22,962.54

A Director of School Education 2,44,240.56 73,606.27

B Rajiv Vidya Mission (SSA) 1,06,806.61 31,190.26

C Higher Education 15,249.96 15,142.34

a Higher Education, Secretariat Dept - Grants to Universities 2,117.35 450.67

b Collegiate Education 10,878.12 7,035.61

c Intermediate Education 2,254.49 7,656.06

d Adult Education - 3,000.00

e Registrar of Publications 0.69 0.69

f Jawahar Bal Bhavan 3.50 3.50

g Director General, N.C.C. 19.48 19.48

2 SPORTS & YOUTH SERVICES 13,269.61 8,069.12

a Sports Authority of Telangana 9,825.48 5,000.00

b State PYKKA Cell - YAT & C Dept. 929.46 554.45

c Telangana Sports School 140.00 140.00

d Director of Youth Services 2,374.67 2,374.67

3 TECHNICAL EDUCATION 21,285.98 25,541.94

4 ART & CULTURE 11,511.18 14,565.23

a Commissioner of Archives 75.95 75.95

b Director of Public Libraries 5.28 5.28

c Director of Archaeology & Museums 3,312.00 58.00

d Director of OML & RI 8.75 8.75

e Director of Cultural Affairs 8,109.20 14,417.25

Total (Edn, Sports, Art & Culture) 4,12,387.57 1,71,138.83

SOCIAL SERVICES




(Rs. in Lakh)


1 2 3 4

5 MEDICAL & PUBLIC HEALTH

a Director of Medical Education 90,418.92 79,895.95

b Telangana Vaidya Vidhana Parishad 7,400.00 10,000.00

c Director, NIMS 13,597.55 13,597.55

d Aids Control Society-CASPS 3,099.95 6,415.70

e MNJ Institute of Oncology 416.67 416.67

f Indian Medicine & Homeopathy - AYUSH 1,235.89 1,603.89

g Telangana Yogadhyana Parishad 83.33 83.33

h Director of Drugs Control Admin. 6.37 6.37

i Institute of Preventive Medicine 41.69 41.69

j Director of Insurance Medical Services (ESI) 123.52 123.52

k Director, Public Health & Family Welfare 14,896.41 12,020.41

l Commissioner, Health & Family Welfare 97,089.43 1,21,819.19

Total - (Medical & Public Health) 2,28,409.73 2,46,024.27

6 WATER SUPPLY & SANITATION

a Chief Engineer, PH 3,180.80 3,180.80

b Hyd. Metro Water Supply & SB 59,291.67 101,175.00

c Chief Engineer, RWS 2,91,478.11 3,37,743.10

Total - (Water Supply &S) 3,53,950.58 4,42,098.90

7 HOUSING

a Chief Engineer, Buildings 7,514.08 12,239.08

b Weaker Section Housing Programme 1,00,000.00 83,187.64

1,07,514.08 95,426.72 Total - (Housing)




(Rs. in Lakh)


1 2 3 4

8 URBAN DEVELOPMENT

a Director of Town and Country Planning 4.55 4.55

b Commissioner and Director of Municipal Administration

67,720.72 63,094.44

c Commissioner, GHMC 27,635.03 27,635.03

d HMDA 1,10,125.00 59,625.00

e Municipal Administration and Urban Development (Settlement)

1,49,616.82 62,504.00

f Quli Qutub Shah UDA 333.33 333.33

Total - (Urban Dev.) 3,55,435.45 2,13,196.35

9 INFORMATION & PUBLICITY 4,430.24 10,000.00

10 Welfare of SC,ST,BC & Minorities

a Welfare of SCs 2,79,995.34 5,54,705.37

b Welfare of STs 1,23,757.40 2,87,811.74

c Welfare of BCs 1,84,032.25 1,92,548.48

d Minorities Welfare 1,03,000.00 1,10,000.00

Total - (Welfare) 6,90,784.99 11,45,065.59

11 LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT

a Director of Factories 5.27 5.27

b Director of Employment & Training 3,796.42 2,136.32

c Commissioner Labour 7,000.00 3,871.56

Total - (Labour & Emp) 10,801.69 6,013.15

12

a Director of Welfare of Disabled 2,000.00 2,000.00

b Women & Child Welfare 63,912.82 75,699.99

c Director of Juvenile Welfare 1.75 1.75

d Sainik Welfare 8.12 8.12

e Inspector General of Prisons 2,500.00 -

Total - (Social Security) 68,422.69 77,709.86

13 NUTRITION (WD &CW) 78,340.83 70,447.79

Total - (Social Services) 23,10,477.85 24,80,121.46

SOCIAL SECURITY & WELFARE



TABLE - 12.5 (concld.) OUTLAY OF ANNUAL PLAN, 2014-15 AND 2015-16

(Rs. in Lakh)


1 2 3 4

C GENERAL SERVICES

1 Chief Engineer, Buildings 2,015.19 17,290.19

2 Court Buildings 5,835.06 4,605.00

3 AP Police Academy Complex 630.00 630.00

4 Director General & IG of Police 18,810.96 3,400.00

5 Director General, OCTOPUS 1,215.67 1,215.67

6 Mandal Buildings 860.58 6,433.00

7 Dr. MCR HRD Institute 371.67 371.67

8 NALSAR 179.22 358.44

9 Grey Hounds 1,096.90 158.90

10 Director General, Fire Services 5,281.00 7,346.00

11 Commissioner Registration & Stamps 555.00 555.00

12 Commissioner Commercial Taxes 1,360.00 1,360.00

13 Commissioner Excise 347.33 347.33

14 Director General, Anti Corruption Bureau 83.33 83.33

15 University of Law 179.22 -

16 Chief Electoral Officer 29.05 29.05

17 Printing, Stationery & Stores Purchase 500.00 500.00

18 IGP Intelligence - CASP 1,600.00 -

19 Commissioner of City Police 11,600.00 15,000.00

20 Commissioner, Cyberabad Police 7,000.00 7,000.00

Total - (General Services) 59,550.18 66,683.58

48,63,982.01 52,40,454.93

Source: Finance Department, Government of Telangana, Hyderabad.

GRAND TOTAL



Sl. No. District Revenue Realized Sl. No. District Revenue Realized

1 2 3 1 2 3

1 Adilabad 71 6 Rangareddy 1,474

2 Nizamabad 60 7 Mahabubnagar 84

3 Karimnagar 138 8 Nalgonda 121

4 Medak 391 9 Warangal 143

5 Hyderabad 767 10 Khammam 84

Total 3,334

TABLE - 12.6 EXCISE REVENUE REALISED, 2014-15

(Rs. in Crore)

TABLE - 12.7 ARREARS DEMAND, COLLECTION AND BALANCE OF EXCISE ARREARS, 2014-15

(Rs. in Lakh)

Sl. No.

Circle Collectable Demand

Collection Balance Sl. No.

Circle Collectable Demand

Collection Balance

1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

1 Adilabad 55 1 54 13 Rajendranagar 44 0.1 44

2 Mancherial 82 - 82 14 Saroornagar 66 - 66

3 Nizamabad 173 0.4 172 15 Medchal 28 0.1 27

4 Kamareddy 73 0.4 72 16 Mahabubnagar 245 - 245

5 Karimnagar 28 - 28 17 Nagarkurnool 31 - 31

6 Godavarikhani 32 - 32 18 Gadwal 46 - 46

7 Jagtiyal 6 - 6 19 Nalgonda 199 - 199

8 Medak 34 - 34 20 Miryalguda 596 - 596

9 Sangareddy 17 - 17 21 Warangal 257 - 257

10 Hyderabad 1 - 1 22 Mahabubabad 162 0.01 162

11 Secunderabad 344 8 336 23 Khammam 816 - 816

12 Dhoolpet 59 10 49 24 Kothagudem 343 - 343

3,737 20.1 3,715

Source: Commissioner of Prohibition and Excise, Hyderabad.

Total



TABLE - 12.8 LAND REVENUE (WATER TAX): DEMAND, COLLECTION AND BALANCE, 2014-15

(Rs. in Lakh)

Sl. No.

District Collectable Demand Collections Balance

Arrears Current Arrears Current Arrears Current March, 2014 March, 2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 325.87 286.99 - 286.99 - 574.22 337.43 38.64

2 Nizamabad 1,437.42 234.46 - 234.46 - 470.24 237.43 1,201.64

3 Karimnagar 2,657.08 82.73 - 82.73 - 2,388.02 256.43 351.79

4 Medak 116.47 6.76 - 6.76 - 121.34 25.43 1.89

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 97.28 20.25 - 20.25 - 117.53 20.25 -

7 Mahabubnagar 164.08 11.26 - 11.26 - 136.44 100.43 38.9

8 Nalgonda 2,887.96 297.69 - 297.69 - 2,889.02 437.43 296.63

9 Warangal 1,735.29 25.63 - 25.63 - 1,747.50 50.43 13.42

10 Khammam 765.43 37.05 - 37.05 - 646.11 87.00 156.31

Total 10,186.88 1,002.82 - 1,002.82 - 9,090.42 1,552.26 2,099.22

Source: Chief Commissioner of Land Administration, Hyderabad.

Total Collection up to

TABLE - 12.9 SALES TAX COLLECTION, 2011-12 TO 2014-15

(Rs. in Crore)

Sl. No.

Division/ Districts 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

1 2 4 5 6

1 Warangal (Warangal & Khammam Districts) 410.98 559.75 643.19

2 Karimnagar 223.70 374.93 411.16

3 Adilabad 193.42 239.98 277.69

4 Nizamabad (Nizamabad & Medak Districts) 394.27 576.21 617.31

5 Nalgonda (Nalgonda & Mahabubnagar Districts) 621.76 773.97 779.28

6 Hyderabad (Rangareddy District) 1,220.86 1,567.52 1,703.56

7 Saroornagar (Rangareddy District) 1,181.70 1,451.86 1,710.75

8 Secunderabad (Twin Cities) 1,293.37 1,569.64 1,611.62

9 Abids (Twin Cities) 2,039.83 2,278.14 2,264.48

10 Charminar (Twin Cities) 534.84 700.05 713.45

11 Punjagutta (Twin Cities) 2,305.70 2,705.80 2,726.03

12 Begumpet (Twin Cities) 1,777.04 2,026.38 2,178.69

Total from Divisions 12,197.47 14,824.23 15,637.21

1. Petrol 9,239.75 10,535.76 11,923.66

2. Liquor This data pertains to Combined State 5,883.92 8,152.44 13,532.24

3. Cigarettes from 2011-12 to 2013-14 609.69 774.74 861.75

4. PSUS 483.93 585.00 731.87

Total from other sectors 16,217.29 20,047.94 27,049.52

Grand Total 28,414.76 34,872.17 42,686.73

Source: Commissioner of Commercial Taxes, Hyderabad.

2014-15 (from June,14 to Mar,15)

7

480.13

316.88

213.33

394.79

585.57

1,191.94

1,426.79

1,167.53

1,421.01

491.60

1,768.92

1,528.98

10,987.47

5,184.15

5,709.00

356.94

596.98

11,847.07

22,834.54



TABLE - 12.10 DOCUMENTS REGISTERED AND VALUE OF PROPERTY TRANSFERRED FROM 2009-10 TO 2014-15

Sl. No.

Year No. of documents

Total Revenue (Rs. in Crore) Sales Gifts Mortgages Partitions Others Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 2009-10 4,22,085 75,402 1,91,932 2,355 53,323 7,45,097 1,556.60

Source: Inspector General of Registration and Stamps, Hyderabad.

2 2010-11 4,41,741 67,510 1,43,919 2,664 61,445 7,17,279 1,942.14

3 2011-12 5,46,587 58,144 1,13,554 3,054 72,425 7,93,764 2,461.74

4 2012-13 7,26,002 75,372 1,26,206 3,701 81,061 10,12,342 3,342.92

5 2013-14 5,41,727 39,433 1,29,078 3,539 97,502 8,11,279 2,780.56

6 2014-15 5,,17,812 64,473 1,01,081 3,859 90,735 7,77,960 2,602.43

TABLE - 12.11 DOCUMENTS REGISTERED AND VALUE OF PROPERTY TRANSFERRED BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District Registrar No. of Documents Total Revenue

(Rs. in Crore) Sales Gifts Mortgages Partitions Others Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 28,250 2,851 4,346 83 3,266 38,796 46.70

2 Nizamabad 35,916 3,125 8,730 176 5,920 53,867 58.31

3 Karimnagar 44,161 7,328 21,191 459 8,042 81,181 117.37

4 Medak 59,192 6,936 8,689 178 6,739 81,734 170.26

5 Hyderabad 6,884 1,677 2,729 501 6,179 17,970 174.47

Hyderabad (South) 13,293 4,818 3,514 678 7,443 29,746 312.80

6 Rangareddy 69,533 6,696 10,572 412 13,206 1,00,419 872.46

Rangareddy (East) 76,288 5,618 10,470 396 14,817 1,07,589 470.57

7 Mahabubnagar 76,595 8,412 12,137 255 10,103 1,07,502 118.90

8 Nalgonda 73,209 9,623 9,737 208 8,931 1,01,708 144.77

9 Warangal 34,491 7,389 8,966 513 6,089 57,448 115.83

10 Khammam 16,302 2,152 29,845 160 4,020 52,479 55.25

Total 5,17,812 64,473 1,01,081 3,859 90,735 7,77,960 2,602.43

Source: Inspector General of Registration and Stamps, Hyderabad.



13. State Economy

Gross State Domestic Product State Income or Gross State Domestic

Product (GSDP) is the most important indicator

for measuring the economic development. It is a

measure in monetary terms of the sum total of

volume of all goods and services produced

during a given period of time, usually one year,

accounted without duplication, within the

geographical boundaries of the State.

These estimates of economy, over a

period of time, reveal the extent and direction of

changes in the level of economic development

and also the performance made by various

sectors towards the overall economy. The

sectoral composition of State Domestic Product

gives an idea of the relative position of different

sectors in the economy over a period of time. It

not only indicates the real structural changes

taking place in the economy but also facilitates

formulation of policies for overall economic

development. When studied in relation to the

total population of the State, they indicate the

level of per capita net output of goods and

services available or the relative standard of

living of the people in the State. These are

referred as estimates of Per Capita Income (PCI).

Adoption of new Base Year (2011-12) The Government of Telangana has revised

its GSDP estimates by adopting the new base

year 2011-12, on par with the Central Statistics

Office, Ministry of Statistics and Programme

Implementation (MOSPI). The reason for

changing the base year periodically is to take

into account the structural changes that have

been taking place in the economy over the years,

adoption of latest methodologies, new data sets

and latest census and survey results and to

depict a true picture of the economy through

macro aggregates like Gross State Domestic

Product (GSDP), Capital Formation etc. The

estimates of these macro-economic aggregates

are prepared at the prices of selected

year known as base year for examining the

performance of the economy in real terms. The

estimates at the prevailing prices of the current

year are termed as “at current prices”, while

those prepared at base year prices are termed as

“at constant prices”. The comparison of the

estimates at constant prices, which means “in

real terms”, over the years gives the measure of

real growth.

As per new series, industry-wise estimates

will be presented as Gross Value Added (GVA) at

basic prices, while “GSDP at market prices” will

henceforth be referred to as GSDP. Estimates of

GVA at factor cost (earlier called GSDP at factor

cost) can be compiled by using the estimates of

GVA at basic prices duly adjusting the

production taxes less subsidies.



Distinct features of the new series

Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) during 2015-16

GSDP at Current and Constant (2011-12) Prices

Year Current Prices Constant (2011-12) Prices

GSDP (Rs. crore) Growth (%) GSDP (Rs. crore) Growth (%)

2011-12 (SRE) 3,61,701 - 3,61,701 -

2012-13 (SRE) 4,04,105 11.7 3,70,432 2.4

2013-14 (SRE) 4,60,172 13.9 3,94,248 6.4

2014-15 (FRE) 5,22,001 13.4 4,29,001 8.8

2015-16 (AE) 5,83,117 11.7 4,68,656 9.2

Note: FRE: First Revised Estimates; SRE: Second Revised Estimates; TRE: Third Revised Estimates; and AE: Advance Estimates

Here it is important to note that the basic

price is a price that includes the Production taxes

minus production subsidies, whereas market

price is a price, which includes the Product taxes

minus product subsidies. In nut shell, basic

price means total expenditure incurred for

production of goods or services whereas market

price is the price available for consumer.

One of the distinct features of the new series is

compilation of GSDP estimates at market prices

instead of factor cost and GVA at basic prices.

Another feature is usage of the results of latest

censuses, surveys, studies, Ministry of Corporate

Affairs data etc.

The Government of Telangana has released the

GSDP estimates for the year 2015-16 (Advance

Estimates). According to this, the anticipated

GSDP at constant (2011-12) prices for the year

2015-16 (AE) is Rs. 4,68,656 crore as against

Rs. 4,29,001 crore for 2014-15 (FRE), registering

growth of 9.2 percent.

The GSDP at current prices for the year

2015-16 (AE) is anticipated at Rs. 5,83,117 crore

as against Rs. 5,22,001 crore for 2014-15 (FRE),

exhibiting a growth rate of 11.7 per cent. The

GSDP at current and constant prices is given in

the following chart.



Sectoral Growth Trends

The growth rate of GSDP denotes the

performance of economy of the State and

changes in the magnitude and composition

of the State economy, over time. The structure of

the economy is classified into three broad

sectors, i.e., primary, secondary and tertiary. The

primary sector consists sub-sector of crops;

livestock; forestry & logging; fisheries; and

mining & quarrying.

The secondary sector consists

manufacturing; electricity, gas, water supply &

other utility services; and construction

sub-sectors. The tertiary sector consists

sub-sectors of trade & repair services; hotels &

restaurants; transport, including railways, road,

water, air & services incidental to transport;

storages; communications & services relating to

broadcasting; financial services; real estate,

ownership of dwellings & professional services;

public administration; and other services.

The Contribution of each of the sectors

will be measured in terms of GVA at basic prices.

Structural Composition of the Economy

The composition of GSDP is changing

significantly over the years. The State has

witnessed a decelerating share of primary sector

in overall GSDP. The crops sector experienced a

decelerating trend in 2014-15 and 2015-16,

still it continues to remain a priority sector

for the State because of its high potential

of employment generation, food security,

inclusiveness and sustainability of growth as 55.7

percent of the workforce draws its subsistence

fully or partially from agriculture in the State.



The pictorial representation in terms of percentage contribution of various sectors in the total

GVA at current and constant (2011-12) prices are presented below:



The sub-sectoral

contribution of Gross

Value Added (GVA)

for the year 2015-16

(AE) at Constant

(2011-12) Prices is

depicted in the

graphs shown here.

Per Capita Income

Per capita income is the mean

income from all the sources

computed for every man,

woman, and child in a

geographic area, usually for a

year. It is arrived at by

dividing the total income

originated in a geographical

area by the total population

(mid-year) in that area. The Per

Capita Income gives a better

idea about the level of

development in a State, which

is a proxy indicator for the

standard of living of the people.

The Per Capita Income at

current prices is depicted in the

chart.



Gross District Domestic Product

District wise GDDP at Current Prices, 2014-15

(Rs. crore)

Table Content

13.1 Gross State Domestic Product at Current Prices

13.2 Growth Rate of Gross State Domestic Product at Current Prices

13.3 Gross State Domestic Product at Constant (2011-12) Prices

13.4 Growth Rate of Gross State Domestic Product at Constant (2011-12) Prices

13.5 Net State Domestic Product at Current Prices

13.6 Gross District Domestic Product at Current Prices and Constant (2011-12) Prices

13.7 Net District Domestic Product at Current Prices

13.8 District wise Per Capita Income at Current Prices

The estimates of Gross District

Domestic Product (GDDP) reveal

the size of the district economy

and also to assess how the district

is progressing over a period of

time. As per the GDDP estimates

for the year 2014-15 at current

prices, Hyderabad occupies the

highest position followed by

Rangareddy and Medak districts.

These three districts account for

about 45 per cent of State GDP.

On the other hand, the rest of

seven districts together account

for about 55 per cent of the State

GDP. The GDDP of the three major

districts grew at the average rate

of more than 10 percent from

2004-05 to 2013-14. Whereas,

Adilabad district’s GDDP grew at

an average growth of 5.9 percent

which is lowest among all the

districts during the period.



TABLE - 13.1 GROSS STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT PRICES

(Rs. crore)

Sl. No.

Sector 2011-12 (SRE)

2012-13 (SRE)

2013-14 (SRE)

2014-15 (FRE)

2015-16 (AE)

1 Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing 54,615 67,265 74,047 75,459 74,600

1.1 Crops 32,368 40,570 44,273 41,555 36,039

1.2 Livestock 18,848 22,785 24,854 28,872 32,865

1.3 Forestry and Logging 1,917 2,071 2,423 2,363 2,372

1.4 Fishing and Aquaculture 1,481 1,839 2,497 2,670 3,323

2 Mining and Quarrying 13,731 15,719 15,212 18,227 19,846

Primary 68,346 82,983 89,259 93,686 94,446

3 Manufacturing 62,152 55,431 60,227 65,470 70,850

4 Electricity, Gas, Water Supply and Other Utility Services

7,835 5,896 8,410 7,515 8,286

5 Construction 22,521 23,328 25364 27,539 29,730

Secondary 92,508 84,655 94,001 1,00,524 1,08,867

6 Trade, Repair, Hotels and Restaurants 37,478 44,547 55,430 65,032 74,670

6.1 Trade and Repair Services 30,487 36,472 47,663 56,120 64,387

6.2 Hotels and Restaurants 6,991 8,074 7,766 8,912 10,283

7 Transport, Storage, Communication & Services related to Broadcasting

25,178 29,700 33,483 37,696 42,272

7.1 Railways 1,603 1,746 1,921 1,992 1,998

7.2 Road Transport 14,613 17,158 19,232 21,480 23,839

7.3 Water Transport - - - - -

7.4 Air Transport 233 432 333 391 427

7.5 Services Incidental to Transport 3,718 4,844 5,336 6,381 7,644

7.6 Storage 175 153 174 201 228

7.7 Communication and Services related to Broadcasting

4,837 5,368 6,487 7,251 8,136

8 Financial Services 21,265 23,632 26,455 28,851 30,671

9 Real estate, Ownership of dwelling and Pro-fessional Services

55,514 69,245 80,810 94,221 1,09,751

10 Public Administration 11,334 12,673 14,356 20,555 22,904

11 Other Services 26,694 30,338 35,566 41,064 50,064

Tertiary 1,77,463 2,10,135 2,46,100 2,87,419 3,30,332

12 Total GSVA at Basic Prices 3,38,317 3,77,774 4,29,361 4,81,629 533,644

13 Add: Taxes on Products 32,811 37,164 41,813 51,123 60,392

14 Less: Subsidies on Products 9,427 10,833 11,002 10,751 10,919

15 Gross State Domestic Product 3,61,701 4,04,105 4,60,172 5,22,001 5,83,117

1 2 3 4 5 6 7



TABLE - 13.2 GROWTH RATE OF GROSS STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT PRICES

(Percentage Growth)

Sl. No.


2013-14 (SRE)

2014-15 (FRE)

2015-16 (AE)

1 Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 23.2 10.1 1.9 -1.1

1.1 Crops 25.3 9.1 -6.1 -13.3

1.2 Livestock 20.9 9.1 16.2 13.8

1.3 Forestry and Logging 8.0 17.0 -2.5 0.4

1.4 Fishing and Aquaculture 24.1 35.8 6.9 24.5

2 Mining and Quarrying 14.5 -3.2 19.8 8.9

Primary 21.4 7.6 5.0 0.8

3 Manufacturing -10.8 8.7 8.7 8.2

4 Electricity, Gas, Water Supply and Other Utility Services -24.7 42.6 -10.6 10.3

5 Construction 3.6 8.7 8.6 8.0

Secondary -8.5 11.0 6.9 8.3

6 Trade, Repair, Hotels and Restaurants 18.9 24.4 17.3 14.8

6.1 Trade and Repair Services 19.6 30.7 17.7 14.7

6.2 Hotels and Restaurants 15.5 -3.8 14.7 15.4


18.0 12.7 12.6 12.1

7.1 Railways 8.9 10.0 3.7 0.3

7.2 Road Transport 17.4 12.1 11.7 11.0

7.3 Water Transport - - - -

7.4 Air Transport 85.6 -22.9 17.6 9.0

7.5 Services Incidental to Transport 30.3 10.2 19.6 19.8

7.6 Storage -12.6 13.5 15.5 13.4

7.7 Communication and Services related to Broadcasting 11.0 20.8 11.8 12.2

8 Financial Services 11.1 11.9 9.1 6.3

9 Real estate, Ownership of dwelling and Professional Services

24.7 16.7 16.6 16.5

10 Public Administration 11.8 13.3 43.2 11.4

11 Other Services 13.6 17.2 15.5 21.9

Tertiary 18.4 17.1 16.8 14.9

12 Total GSVA at Basic Prices 11.7 13.7 12.2 10.8

13 Add: Taxes on Products 13.3 12.5 22.3 18.1

14 Less: Subsidies on Products 14.9 1.6 -2.3 1.6

15 Gross State Domestic Product 11.7 13.9 13.4 11.7

1 2 3 4 5 6



TABLE - 13.3 GROSS STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

(Rs. crore)

Sl. No.


2012-13 (SRE)

2013-14 (SRE)

2014-15 (FRE)

2015-16 (AE)

1 Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 54,615 59,443 60,713 57,471 54,894

1.1 Crops 32,368 35,550 36,155 31,022 25,376

1.2 Livestock 18,848 20,351 20,828 22,535 25,293




Primary 68,346 73,732 74,394 74,118 72,689

3 Manufacturing 62,152 53,000 55,787 59,049 64,659


7,835 5,336 7,252 6,185 6,702

5 Construction 22,521 22,918 22,113 23,191 24,637

Secondary 92,508 81,255 85,151 88,425 95,997



6.2 Hotels and Restaurants 6,991 7,179 6,322 6913 7,609


25,178 27,306 28,759 31,297 34,177

7.1 Railways 1,603 1,665 1,783 1,701 1,739

7.2 Road Transport 14,613 15,979 16,892 18,518 20,174


7.4 Air Transport 233 404 295 343 372


7.6 Storage 175 139 148 164 181

7.7 Communication and Services related to Broadcasting

4,837 5,024 5,733 6,332 7,151



55,514 62,610 68,537 76,318 85,892


11 Other Services 26,694 26,979 29,346 31,741 36,382

Tertiary 1,77,463 1,91,209 2,08,210 2,32,757 2,58,443

12 Total GSVA at Basic Prices 3,38,317 3,46,196 3,67,756 3,95,300 4,27,129



15 Gross State Domestic Product 3,61,701 3,70,432 394248 4,29,001 4,68,656

1 2 3 4 5 6 7



TABLE - 13.4 GROWTH RATE OF GROSS STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

(Percentage Growth)

Sl. No.


2013-14 (SRE)

2014-15 (FRE)

2015-16 (AE)

1 Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 8.8 2.1 -5.3 -4.5

1.1 Crops 9.8 1.7 -14.2 -18.2

1.2 Livestock 8.0 2.3 8.2 12.2

1.3 Forestry and Logging -0.6 -2.5 1.4 -2.7

1.4 Fishing and Aquaculture 10.4 14.4 8.5 17.8

2 Mining and Quarrying 4.1 -4.3 21.7 6.9

Primary 7.9 0.9 -0.4 -1.9

3 Manufacturing -14.7 5.3 5.8 9.5

4 Electricity, Gas, Water Supply and Other Utility Services -31.9 35.9 -14.7 8.4

5 Construction 1.8 -3.5 4.9 6.2

Secondary -12.2 4.8 3.8 8.6

6 Trade, Repair, Hotels and Restaurants 5.7 14.1 11.9 9.5

6.1 Trade and Repair Services 6.4 19.9 12.3 9.4

6.2 Hotels and Restaurants 2.7 -11.9 9.3 10.1


8.5 5.3 8.8 9.2

7.1 Railways 3.8 7.1 -4.6 2.3

7.2 Road Transport 9.3 5.7 9.6 8.9

7.3 Water Transport - - - -

7.4 Air Transport 73.6 -27.0 16.6 8.2

7.5 Services Incidental to Transport 10.2 -4.6 8.4 7.6

7.6 Storage -20.8 6.9 10.4 10.4

7.7 Communication and Services related to Broadcasting 3.9 14.1 10.4 12.9

8 Financial Services 8.9 4.6 8.8 9.6


12.8 9.5 11.4 12.5

10 Public Administration 1.9 5.4 35.7 7.6

11 Other Services 1.1 8.8 8.2 14.6

Tertiary 7.7 8.9 11.8 11.0

12 Total GSVA at Basic Prices 2.3 6.2 7.5 8.1

13 Add: Taxes on Products 4.3 5.1 18.7 18.8

14 Less: Subsidies on Products 5.8 -5.1 -5.1 2.1

15 Gross State Domestic Product 2.4 6.4 8.8 9.2

1 2 3 4 5 6



TABLE - 13.5 NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT PRICES

(Rs. crore)

Sl. No. Sector 2011-12 (SRE)

2012-13 (SRE)

2013-14 (SRE)

2014-15 (FRE)

2015-16 (AE)

1 Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 51,358 63,500 69,684 71,252 70,740

1.1 Crops 29,554 37,322 40,520 38,031 32,983

1.2 Livestock 18,595 22,477 24,523 28,487 32,427




Primary 63,431 77,311 82,880 86,978 87,863

3 Manufacturing 52,925 46,102 50,166 54,530 59,011


5,215 3,864 5,493 4,909 5,413

5 Construction 21,458 22,098 23,957 26,040 28,111

Secondary 79,599 72,064 79,616 85,479 92,535



6.2 Hotels and Restaurants 6,700 7,722 7,472 8,574 9,893

7 Transport, Storage, Communication & Services related to Broadcasting 20,721 24,758 28,250 31,802 35,662

7.1 Railways 1,345 1,469 1,620 1,680 1,685

7.2 Road Transport 12,051 14,353 16,239 18,136 20,128


7.4 Air Transport 192 361 281 330 360


7.6 Storage 150 133 148 170 193

7.7 Communication and Services related to Broadcasting 3,916 4,390 5,456 6,097 6,842


9 Real estate, Ownership of dwelling and Professional Services 49,920 62,077 72,340 84,346 98,248


11 Other Services 24,405 27,929 33,023 38,054 46,394

Tertiary 1,60,661 1,90,466 2,24,097 2,62,123 3,01,232

12 Total GSVA at Basic Prices 3,03,691 3,39,841 3,86,594 4,34,579 4,81,630



15 Net State Domestic Product 3,27,075 3,66,172 4,17,405 4,74,951 5,31,103

16 Population ('000) 35682 36,040 36,401 36,766 37,134

17 Per Capita NSDP (Rs.) 91,664 1,01,602 1,14,669 1,29,182 1,43,023

1 2 3 4 5 6 7



TABLE - 13. 6 GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT AND CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

Sl. No.

At Current Prices (Rs. crore) At Constant (2011-12) Prices (Rs. crore)

2011-12 (SRE)

2012-13 (SRE)

2013-14 (SRE)

2014-15 (FRE)

2011-12 (SRE)

2012-13 (SRE)

2013-14 (SRE)

2014-15 (FRE)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 16,921 18,418 20,095 23,878 16,921 16,737 17,061 19,632

2 Nizamabad 16,307 17,135 20,705 22,585 16,307 15,355 17,113 17,796

3 Karimnagar 27,925 30,990 35,947 38,581 27925 27,927 30,484 31,060

4 Medak 35,871 38,553 41,168 43,528 35,,871 35,882 36,254 37,318

5 Hyderabad 86,081 97,431 1,11,414 1,25,882 86,081 89,442 94,888 1,03,387

6 Rangareddy 79,636 90,169 1,03,026 1,20,817 79,636 83,153 89,385 1,00,552

7 Mahabubnagar 24,730 29,346 32,120 37,203 24,730 27,021 27,381 29,807

8 Nalgonda 29,907 33,568 39,601 45,072 29,907 31,349 34,063 37,410

9 Warangal 22055 24,214 28,170 32,033 22,055 22,067 23,990 25,660

10 Khammam 22,268 24,282 27,926 32,421 22268 21,500 23,628 26379

GSDP 3,61,701 4,04,105 4,60,172 522,001 3,61,701 3,70,432 3,94,248 4,29,001

District

TABLE - 13.7 NET DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT PRICES

(Rs. crore)

Sl. No. District 2011-12 (SRE) 2012-13 (SRE) 2013-14 (SRE) 2014-15 (FRE)

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Adilabad 15,300 16,718 18,263 21,731

2 Nizamabad 14,731 15,511 18,768 20,633

3 Karimnagar 25,172 28,012 32,467 34,869

4 Medak 31,819 34,222 36,365 38,435

5 Hyderabad 79,103 89,812 1,03,022 116,766

6 Rangareddy 71,409 80,885 92,607 109,032

7 Mahabubnagar 22,487 26,753 29,217 34,008

8 Nalgonda 26,970 30,258 35,698 40,751

9 Warangal 19,964 21,976 25,586 29,217

10 Khammam 20,119 22,026 25,412 29,509

GSDP 3,27,075 3,66,172 4,17,405 4,74,951

TABLE - 13.8 DISTRICT WISE PER CAPITA INCOME AT CURRENT PRICES

(Rupees)

Sl. No. District 2011-12 (SRE) 2012-13 (SRE) 2013-14 (SRE) 2014-15 (FRE)

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Adilabad 55,155 59,892 65,031 76,921

2 Nizamabad 57,092 59,820 72,036 78,828

3 Karimnagar 65,932 73,051 84,313 90,184

4 Medak 1,03,498 1,10,286 1,16,129 1,21,639

5 Hyderabad 1,98,899 2,25,952 2,59,371 2,94,220

6 Rangareddy 1,31,240 1,43,422 1,58,452 1,80,039

7 Mahabubnagar 54,699 64,377 69,562 80,121

8 Nalgonda 76,487 85,498 1,00,514 1,14,353

9 Warangal 56,215 61,608 71,422 81,221

10 Khammam 71,127 77,505 89,020 1,02,919

State Per Capita Income 91,664 1,01,602 1,14,669 1,29,182



A company is an incorporated association

of persons formed usually for the pursuit of some

commercial purpose. Any establishment formed

and registered under the Section 3(1) of Indian

Companies Act, 2013 is known as company

or a company which is formed and registered

under any of the previous company laws is also

termed as company.

A Joint Stock Company is a voluntary

association of individuals for profit, having its

capital divided into transferable shares, the

ownership of which is the condition

of membership. The individuals or entities in

possession of shares are called shareholders.

A Joint Stock Company is a type of

corporation or partnership involving two or more

individuals that own shares of stock which

enables the companies to perform their

activities according to the predetermined plans,

without intervention of the company.

As on 20-11-2015, there are 52 companies in

public, 5,729 in private and 172 are one person

companies (OPC), totaling to 5,953 companies

working in the State with a paid-up capital of

Rs. 729.05 crore, Rs. 911.31 crore and Rs. 2.07

crore, totaling to Rs.1,642.43 crore, respectively.

Apart from discharging their legitimate functions,

they are providing employment to thousands of

unemployed and contributing their share in

development of the economy of the State.

14. Joint Stock Companies



TABLE - 14.1 NUMBER OF COMPANIES AT WORK AND PAID UP CAPITAL, 2009-10 TO 2014-15

(as on 20th November, 2015)

Sl. No. Particulars 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

I Public Companies at Work

Number of Companies 104 186 153 128 80 52

Paid up Capital (Rs. crore)

5,324.93 3,832.14 716.08 265.59 161.51 729.05

II Private Companies at Work

Number of Companies 4,171 5,396 6,034 6,320 7,015 5,729


5,224.68 5,388.71 2,863.77 2,475.27 3,328.57 911.31

III

Number of Companies - - 1 - - 172


- - 0.014 - - 2.07

IV Total Companies at Work

Number of Companies 4,275 5,582 6,188 6,448 7,095 5,953


10,549.60 9,220.85 3,579.87 2,740.86 3,490.08 1,642.43

Source: Registrar of Companies, Hyderabad.

One Person Companies at Work

Table Content

14.1 Number of Companies at work and Paid up Capital, 2009-10 to 2014-15



15. Banking

A Bank is a financial institution which

accepts money from the public for the purpose

of lending or investment repayable on demand

or otherwise withdrawal by cheques, drafts

or order or otherwise. They are not only the store

houses of wealth but also the reservoirs of

resources necessary for economic development.

“An institution, such as the banking

system, which touches and should touch the lives

of millions, has necessarily to be inspired by a

larger social purpose and has to sub serve

national priorities and objectives.”

There are 4,648 Scheduled Commercial bank

branches in the State as on 30-09-2015, including

nationalized banks, foreign banks, regional

rural banks and private banks. On an average one

bank branch is available for every eight thousand

population in the State. Their credit-deposit ratio

is 103.29 percent.

An attempt is made to showcase the

functioning of District Central Co-operative

Banks. There are 249 branches in the State with

share capital of Rs. 47,007.50 Lakh. The long term

and short term loans disbursed for various

purpose from the year 2010-11 to 2014-15 is also

shown. All scheduled Commercial Bank branches

functioning during 2015 is illustrated below.

Table Content

15.1 Bank Branches, Aggregate Deposits and Gross Bank Credits of Scheduled Commercial Banks, 2015-16

15.2 Long Term Loans disbursed by State Co-operative Bank Limited during 2010-11 to 2014-15

15.3 Functioning of District Central Co-operative Banks, 2014-15

15.4 Short Term Loans disbursed, purpose wise during 2010-11 to 2014-15



TABLE - 15.1 (concld.) BANK BRANCHES, AGGREGATE DEPOSITS AND GROSS BANK CREDITS OF

SCHEDULED COMMERCIAL BANKS, 2015-16

Sl. No.

District Population Per Bank ('000)

All Scheduled Commercial Banks

Deposits (Rs. in Millions)

Credit (Rs. in Millions)

Credit Deposit Ratio

1 2 9 10 11 12

1 Adilabad 11 65,656 58,734 89.46

2 Nizamabad 8 62,592 67,676 108.12

3 Karimnagar 10 1,17,492 81,755 69.58

4 Medak 9 88,135 96,587 109.59

5 Hyderabad 3 20,90,696 24,89,723 119.09

6 Rangareddy 6 5,46,954 2,51,967 46.07

7 Mahabubnagar 12 64,245 74,285 115.63

8 Nalgonda 9 62,954 96,407 153.14

9 Warangal 10 1,02,799 98,592 95.91

10 Khammam 9 79,527 73,421 92.32

Total 8 32,81,050 33,89,147 103.29

Source: Quarterly Statistics on Deposits and Credits of Scheduled Commercial Banks,Q2 2015-16, RBI, Mumbai. Note: Totals may not exactly tally due to rounding up of figures.

TABLE - 15.1 BANK BRANCHES, AGGREGATE DEPOSITS AND GROSS BANK CREDITS OF

SCHEDULED COMMERCIAL BANKS, 2015-16 (in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District SBI & its Associates

Nationalized Banks

Foreign Banks

Regional Rural Banks

Private Sector Banks

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 68 70 - 100 21 259

2 Nizamabad 94 116 - 61 38 309

3 Karimnagar 103 142 - 85 66 396

4 Medak 83 116 1 95 37 332

5 Hyderabad 277 572 10 12 264 1,135

6 Rangareddy 215 373 1 66 173 828

7 Mahabubnagar 105 113 - 100 33 351

8 Nalgonda 101 138 - 110 30 379

9 Warangal 105 131 - 70 47 353

10 Khammam 95 84 - 99 28 306

Total 1,246 1,855 12 798 737 4,648



TABLE - 15.2 LONG TERM LOANS DISBURSED BY STATE CO-OPERATIVE BANK LIMITED

DURING 2010-11 TO 2014-15 (Rs. in lakh)

Sl. No.

Name of the DCCB

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Adilabad 1,500.00 2,032.43 1,620.00 2,645.43 1,959.97

2 Nizamabad 799.22 1,656.26 1,656.95 3,419.02 2,326.44

3 Karimnagar 2,150.00 3,106.40 790.98 1,819.61 1,483.20

4 Medak 669.14 1,427.22 704.59 1,399.43 838.70

5 Hyderabad 1,253.85 1,007.80 670.35 1,211.09 1,845.04

6 Rangareddy

7 Mahabubnagar 1,344.77 3,674.25 2,289.34 1,848.65 2,216.44

8 Nalgonda 2,976.84 2,168.26 1,456.64 3,306.45 1,806.00

9 Warangal - 204.78 96.42 290.77 308.71

10 Khammam 1,079.83 1,574.05 977.57 1,738.16 823.78

Total 11,773.65 16,851.45 10,262.84 17,678.61 13,608.27

Note: Rangareddy and Hyderabad Districts are unified and identified under Hyderabad District.

TABLE -15.3 FUNCTIONING OF DISTRICT CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE BANKS 2014-15

(Rs. in lakh)

Sl. No.

Name of the DCCB

No. of Branches

Share Capital Deposits Advances

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Adilabad 19 3,254.99 12,732.44 31,477.64

2 Nizamabad 41 3,932.24 25,016.12 58,775.90

3 Karimnagar 36 6,142.51 49,099.45 66,992.87

4 Medak 24 5,952.51 15,509.85 34,632.58

5 Hyderabad 26 2,897.73 31,126.68

6 Rangareddy

7 Mahabubnagar 20 6,177.89 16,220.61 53,187.06

8 Nalgonda 30 4,851.51 20,808.16 55,862.06

9 Warangal 19 7,389.95 16,610.64 35,643.67

10 Khammam 34 6,408.17 51,401.10 77,350.50

Total 249 47,007.50 2,38,525.05 4,46,328.70

32,406.42



TABLE - 15.4 SHORT TERM LOANS DISBURSED, PURPOSE WISE, DURING 2010-11 TO 2014-15

(Rs. in lakh)

Sl. No.

Name of the DCCB

Purpose 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad

SAO 4,772.48 6,846.94 14,333.88 13,388.06 12,300.00

OPP - - - - -

DTP 473.43 429.14 1,062.08 900.00 900.00

2 Nizamabad

SAO 16,330.91 19,215.03 24,371.90 21,660.00 21,500.00

OPP - - - - -

DTP - - - - -

3 Karimnagar

SAO 21,330.67 15,834.75 22,686.80 27,119.20 20,870.00

OPP - - - - -

DTP - - - - -

4 Medak

SAO 8,634.54 11,224.59 12,063.30 12,733.25 12,300.00

OPP - - - - -

DTP - - - - -

5 Hyderabad/ Rangareddy

SAO 5,494.00 5,432.64 8,538.35 9,116.00 9,100.00

OPP - - - - -

DTP - - - - -

6 Mahabubnagar

SAO 13,621.88 16,501.73 16,441.65 25,796.27 25,398.44

OPP 2,588.00 3,755.92 4,107.00 5,250.00 6,687.00

DTP - - - - -

7 Nalgonda

SAO 14,478.20 19,011.00 26,001.00 25,990.00 24,619.00

OPP - - - - -

DTP 273.00 500.00 254.00 254.00 222.00

8 Warangal

SAO 9,998.96 13,688.79 16,058.00 18,600.00 19,177.27

OPP - - - - -

DTP - - - - -

9 Khammam

SAO 32,576.40 26,746.55 38,467.00 30,000.00 30,298.00

OPP - - - - -

DTP 2,833.63 4,684.05 5,012.35 4,655.00 4,655.00

SAO 1,27,238.04 134,502.02 1,78,961.88 184,402.78 175,562.71

OPP 2,588.00 3,755.92 4107.00 5,250.00 6,687.00

DTP 3,580.06 5,613.19 6328.43 5,809.00 5,777.00

Source: Managing Director, State Co-operative Bank ltd., CCB : Central Co-Operative Bank. Note 1. SAO : Seasonal Agriculture Operations ; 2. OPP: Oil Pump Production; 3. DTP : Development of Tribal People.

Total



Generally price is the quantity of payment or

compensation given by one party to another in

return for goods or services, usually in units of

some form of currency. Prices affect all sections

of society as such price statistics are regarded as

the most important economic data reflecting

changes in the economy of a country. The prices

influence both the quantum of production and

the pattern of consumption. However, changes in

the prices of different commodities affect

different sections of society differently. As such, it

becomes necessary to compile different types of

Price Statistics as each has its own importance

and impact in the economy. There are different

prices which have their impact on different

sections of people and economy as a whole.

Retail Prices

Retail Price is the price at which the

ultimate consumer pays for relatively small

transactions. These prices are collected on daily

and weekly basis from all Revenue Divisional

headquarters with an objective to supply these

retail prices regularly to the departments

concerned have to initiate suitable measures for

achieving the desired stability in prices. Annual

average retails prices of certain essential

commodities in the State during the year 2014-15

are given in the following chart.

16. Prices



Wholesale Prices of Agricultural Commodities

The wholesale price is the cost of a goods

sold by a wholesaler. The wholesaler will usually

charge a price somewhat higher than he or she

paid to the producer, and the retailer who

purchases the goods from the wholesaler will

increase the price again when they sell the good

in their store. Goods available on wholesale have

a lower price than goods at retail do.

The monthly average whole prices of certain

selected agricultural commodities during the year

2014-15 are shown in the chart given below.

Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW)

Consumer Price Index numbers is a

comprehensive measure used for estimation of

price changes in a basket of goods and services

representative of consumption expenditure in an

economy, over a period of time. It is one of the

most important statistics for an economy and is

generally based on the weighted average of the

prices of commodities. It gives an idea of the cost

of living of people for which these index numbers

are compiled.

Table Content

16.1 Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Workers, 2014-15

16.2 Annual Average Retail Prices of certain Essential Commodities, 2014-15

16.3 Monthly State Average Wholesale Prices of 40 Agricultural Commodities, 2014-15

16.4 Annual Average Prices of Building Materials for the selected Materials, 2014-15 (Urban)

16.5 Annual Average Wages of Building Construction workers, 2014-15 (Urban)



TABLE - 16.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS FOR INDUSTRIAL WORKERS, 2014-15

(Base Year: 2001 = 100)

Month/ Year

General Index Food Index

Central Series State Series Index for Central Series State Series

Hyderab

ad

Waran

gal

Godava

ri- khani

Mirya

la-guda

Kotha-

gudem

Nizam

abad

Telan

gan

a

All In

dia

Hyderab

ad

Waran

gal

Godava

ri- khani

Mirya

la-guda

Kotha-

gudem

Nizam

abad

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

2013-14 Average 210 250 245 247 249 253 237 236 255 291 265 290 302 274

2014-15 Average 219 262 266 268 263 268 252 251 268 311 295 322 332 308

April -14 212 251 258 255 255 256 242 242 254 291 285 318 326 303

May -14 215 254 262 258 258 259 246 244 259 297 290 326 337 314

June -14 215 258 263 262 261 262 248 246 260 304 292 318 326 303

July -14 220 267 269 268 267 268 254 252 271 322 304 326 337 314

Aug -14 221 267 271 270 268 270 255 253 273 323 307 318 326 303

Sept -14 221 265 267 270 265 269 254 253 272 317 296 326 337 314

Oct -14 220 265 268 269 264 270 253 253 270 317 298 318 326 303

Nov -14 221 264 267 271 264 272 254 253 272 315 297 326 337 314

Dec -14 220 263 266 272 264 272 254 253 271 313 294 318 326 303

Jan -15 220 262 267 274 264 273 254 254 270 309 293 326 337 314

Feb -15 221 262 267 275 264 273 255 253 271 310 294 318 326 303

Mar -15 222 265 267 276 266 275 256 254 273 314 293 326 337 314

Source: 1. Labour Bureau, Government of India, Simla for Central Series. 2. Directorate of Economics & Statistics for State Series. Note: New Base year 2001=100 has come into force from January, 2006.

TABLE - 16.2 ANNUAL AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES OF CERTAIN ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES, 2014-15

(in Rs. per kg.)

Sl. No.

District Rice Red gram Dal Dals (Grams) Ground-

nut Oil (Per Liter)

Onions

Super fine

Fine Common Grade- I Grade- II Gram Moong

(Split, Green) Urad

(Split,Black) Grade- I Grade- II

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

1 Adilabad 46.01 37.88 18.92 75.36 68.87 41.57 96.43 81.83 91.23 22.86 19.26

2 Nizamabad 41.72 35.11 20.97 78.73 73.87 50.47 102.02 83.77 92.59 22.43 18.43

3 Karimnagar 40.29 34.11 23.28 78.97 69.91 45.80 100.01 90.40 92.41 22.06 18.41

4 Medak 45.61 39.36 25.09 77.53 69.74 47.09 104.00 90.09 90.12 21.15 17.47

5 Hyderabad 42.94 38.05 22.23 80.25 71.52 46.36 103.96 90.76 91.36 22.60 17.90

6 Rangareddy 40.43 35.57 28.52 74.48 68.57 44.34 104.87 82.05 89.45 22.03 17.30

7 Mahabubnagar 40.73 33.77 26.62 77.31 71.08 49.63 107.15 94.65 86.87 20.57 17.21

8 Nalgonda 39.82 34.60 29.63 79.39 69.82 45.57 102.74 84.92 93.09 22.27 19.46

9 Warangal 39.49 33.18 22.81 77.65 67.59 42.46 98.37 85.75 88.23 20.53 16.52

10 Khammam 44.18 39.44 31.83 80.35 69.12 50.85 103.10 85.75 93.47 22.09 19.33

State 41.98 35.81 25.10 77.89 69.80 46.17 101.91 87.00 90.73 21.78 18.13




ANNUAL AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES OF CERTAIN ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES, 2014-15 (in Rs. per kg.)

Sl. No.

District Cereals Tamarind Oils (per liter)

Wheat Jowar Ragulu Bajra Without Seed With Seed Polmo-

line Sun-flower

Vanas-pathi Grade-I Common Ordinary

1 2 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

1 Adilabad 25.60 22.39 29.13 22.44 72.82 56.44 31.60 63.15 77.20 68.28 14.93

2 Nizamabad 27.05 28.18 26.92 22.54 81.26 70.49 - 63.47 83.06 81.17 14.92

3 Karimnagar 31.03 25.13 29.89 24.24 77.49 65.70 25.00 62.39 77.40 65.96 15.19

4 Medak 28.38 25.71 29.21 22.81 84.67 71.65 42.24 63.28 77.44 68.87 14.59

5 Hyderabad 28.00 22.50 27.27 20.48 84.98 72.22 - 61.27 74.71 83.66 15.20

6 Rangareddy 27.37 26.93 28.48 21.33 78.42 69.82 - 63.54 79.77 68.51 15.33

7 Mahabubnagar 29.75 33.99 27.28 21.00 85.70 75.01 - 63.53 77.23 75.93 15.75

8 Nalgonda 29.13 23.71 29.41 20.76 83.65 73.38 - 62.95 78.82 69.70 15.12

9 Warangal 27.82 28.23 27.71 24.61 80.88 69.33 - 60.00 77.38 69.96 15.15

10 Khammam 27.70 30.30 29.21 24.18 87.98 76.14 - 60.39 77.50 72.25 15.75

State 28.25 26.99 28.51 22.63 81.46 69.71 32.23 62.35 78.00 71.57 15.21

Turmeric Powder (100 gms.)

TABLE -16.2 (concld.)

ANNUAL AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES OF CERTAIN ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES, 2014-15 (in Rs. per kg.)

Sl. No.

District Salt Red Chillies Vegetables Banana

(dozen) Sugar

Gur

Crystal Iodized Grade-I Grade-II Potatoes Brinjals Lady’s finger

Toma- toes Grade -I Grade -II

1 2 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

1 Adilabad 9.74 15.08 99.26 87.03 26.50 27.12 40.03 24.63 38.38 32.02 37.46 31.57

2 Nizamabad 7.34 16.61 96.42 85.56 29.39 31.48 40.53 20.46 36.21 32.03 46.62 39.24

3 Karimnagar 9.26 13.63 95.14 80.86 25.90 24.90 32.12 22.00 37.11 32.10 40.37 35.27

4 Medak 7.06 13.48 104.73 93.65 27.90 23.25 32.89 19.09 42.97 32.69 46.31 38.58

5 Hyderabad 7.62 15.75 95.65 84.19 23.53 21.05 28.42 18.08 39.44 32.38 46.23 39.17

6 Rangareddy 8.53 12.60 81.00 74.70 28.02 24.50 33.68 18.76 38.15 32.21 42.95 39.55

7 Mahabubnagar 8.82 13.85 92.29 82.02 31.28 22.04 32.80 18.97 36.90 33.13 44.24 39.18

8 Nalgonda 6.58 14.65 89.78 77.64 28.34 21.32 26.10 18.79 41.86 33.24 44.04 39.89

9 Warangal 6.49 12.68 88.80 77.51 24.74 23.10 27.41 20.84 41.79 33.10 45.35 38.97

10 Khammam 9.95 14.51 91.21 79.55 29.32 24.79 28.12 23.55 37.79 35.61 44.40 40.30

State 8.22 14.14 93.19 81.85 27.57 24.33 32.15 20.80 39.05 32.90 43.42 37.85




TABLE - 16.3 MONTHLY STATE AVERAGE WHOLE SALE PRICES OF 40 AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES, 2014-15

(in Rs.)

Sl. No. Commodity Unit April May June July August September October

1 Paddy-1st Sort Quintal 1,685.14 1,765.00 1,736.00 1,735.12 1,796.57 1,809.00 1,787.60

2 Paddy-2nd Sort Quintal 1,415.25 1,407.38 1,371.86 1,397.71 1,410.71 1,426.75 1,394.00

3 Rice-1st Sort Quintal 4,160.00 3,938.89 4,113.33 3,900.00 3,905.00 3,983.75 3,742.22

4 Rice-2nd Sort Quintal 2,881.00 2,944.44 2,933.33 2,878.89 2,878.89 2,805.71 2,745.00

5 Wheat Quintal 2,311.11 2,306.25 2,287.50 2,367.78 2,337.78 2,511.43 2,506.25

6 Jowar (White) Quintal 2,147.67 2,403.89 2,390.00 2,286.40 2,274.44 2,400.00 2,200.00

7 Jowar (Yellow) Quintal 2,650.00 2,550.00 2,614.29 2,425.00 2,456.25 2,594.29 2,670.00

8 Bajra Quintal 1,920.00 1,825.00 1,690.00 1,795.00 1,803.57 1,864.00 1,833.33

9 Ragi Quintal 2,323.40 2,205.86 2,108.29 2,334.00 2,171.11 2,080.00 2,305.00

10 Maize Quintal 1,503.75 1,485.50 1,602.50 1,545.71 1,689.38 1,723.00 1,498.83

11 Bengal gram (Whole)

Quintal 3,304.67 3,422.75 3,651.75 4,125.00 4,187.50 4,195.00 4,117.43

12 Red gram (Whole) Quintal 4,207.40 4,455.44 4,404.62 4,844.44 5,200.00 5,720.00 5,380.00

13 Green gram (Whole) Quintal 6,390.25 6,846.43 6,624.29 6,825.40 7,160.00 6,731.29 7,452.00

14 Black gram (Whole) Quintal 5,100.00 6,016.67 5,933.33 6,374.29 6,487.14 6,220.00 6,846.00

15 Horse gram (Whole) Quintal 3,324.00 3,750.00 3,737.50 3,686.00 3,752.00 4,290.00 3,396.00

16 Chilies Dry - 1st Sort Quintal 7,888.89 8,268.75 7,987.50 8,677.78 8,673.33 9,108.33 9,025.71

17 Chilies Dry -2nd Sort Quintal 6,794.44 7,531.25 7,106.25 7,306.67 7,832.22 7,748.33 7,814.29

18 Turmeric Quintal 6,696.43 6,435.71 6,220.00 5,838.33 6,840.00 6,722.00 6,570.00

19 Coriander Quintal 8,950.00 9,865.00 10,535.71 10,762.50 11,781.25 12,318.57 11,550.00

20 Tamarind (WOS) Quintal 6,424.60 6,453.78 6,856.11 7,306.50 7,317.50 8,135.71 7,612.50

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10



TABLE - 16.3 (contd.) MONTHLY STATE AVERAGE WHOLE SALE PRICES OF 40 AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES, 2014-15

(in Rs.)

Sl. No. Commodity unit April May June July August September October

21 Garlic Quintal 5,122.22 5,343.75 6,000.00 6,083.33 6,700.00 6,354.29 6,912.50

22 Banana 100Nos. 290.00 330.00 333.75 533.33 535.56 892.50 329.29

23 Lime 100Nos. 170.00 158.75 166.88 501.11 500.56 190.00 215.71

24 Batavia (Mosambi)

100Nos. 472.00 503.33 630.00 1,155.00 961.25 574.00 694.29

25 Potatoes Quintal 1,865.00 2,030.00 2,288.89 2,395.00 2,477.78 2,587.14 2,737.50

26 Brinjals Quintal 2,210.00 1,544.44 1,838.89 1,816.67 1,777.78 1,722.86 2,231.25

27 Tomatoes Quintal 813.00 1,100.00 1,378.89 5,112.50 2,512.50 1,211.43 1,326.25

28 Onions Quintal 1,107.00 1,273.33 1,800.00 2,,24.30 2,427.78 1,845.71 1,900.00

29 Sugar (OMP) Quintal 3,151.11 3,142.50 3,145.00 3,118.89 3,056.25 3,157.14 3,132.50

30 Cane Jaggery (Gur)

Quintal 3,144.44 3,568.75 3,518.75 3,822.22 3,850.00 3,490.00 3,631.43

31 Groundnut Pods Quintal 3,519.50 3,477.67 3,442.50 3,634.60 4,411.60 4,032.50 3,973.67

32 Groundnut Seeds Quintal 6,106.25 5,835.71 5,942.86 6,412.50 6,761.43 6,740.00 6,531.43

33 Seasamum Seeds Quintal 13,960.00 12,328.57 12,200.00 12,195.00 12,395.00 11,213.33 11,000.00

34 Caster Seeds Quintal 3,188.67 3,055.00 3,010.00 3,193.33 3,176.67 3,193.33 3,211.00

35 Copra Quintal 10,743.75 12,140.00 11,933.33 12,971.43 13,407.14 13,700.00 14,928.57

36 Coconuts 1000Nos 10,012.50 10,907.14 11,185.71 10,575.00 10,862.50 11,583.33 11,478.57

37 Cotton (Kapas) Quintal 4,204.00 4,019.67 4,484.50 4,177.25 4,242.25 4,068.33 3,917.50

38 Tobacco (Virginia) Quintal NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

39 Tobacco (country) Quintal 11,200.00 11,050.00 11,900.00 10,783.33 11,350.00 11,215.00 11,260.00

40 Betel Leaves 1000Nos. 280.00 291.25 318.75 327.50 331.43 295.71 325.00

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10



TABLE - 16.3 (contd.) MONTHLY STATE AVERAGE WHOLE SALE PRICES OF 40 AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES, 2014-15

(in Rs.)

Sl. No. Commodity unit November December January February March Average

1 Paddy-1st Sort Quintal 1,715.62 1,707.29 1,712.86 1,707.62 1,697.14 1,737.91

2 Paddy-2nd Sort Quintal 1,435.71 1,425.57 1,408.86 1,415.00 1,382.00 1,407.57

3 Rice-1st Sort Quintal 3,904.00 3,821.11 3,718.75 3,779.00 3,755.00 3,893.42

4 Rice-2nd Sort Quintal 2,908.89 2,855.56 2,737.50 2,822.22 2,816.67 2,850.68

5 Wheat Quintal 2,437.50 2,500.00 2,483.33 2,490.00 2,437.50 2,414.70

6 Jowar ( White) Quintal 2,427.78 2,431.25 2,497.14 2,495.67 2,409.20 2,363.62

7 Jowar (Yellow) Quintal 2,658.89 2,900.00 2,807.14 3,014.29 2,986.25 2,693.87

8 Bajra Quintal 2,042.86 1,800.00 1,816.67 1,732.86 1,800.00 1,826.94

9 Ragi Quintal 2,267.25 2,292.00 2,441.83 2,322.14 2,276.38 2,260.61

10 Maize Quintal 1,498.25 1,710.50 1,599.17 1,532.88 1,564.75 1,579.52

11 Bengal gram (Whole) Quintal 4,132.50 3,742.86 3,920.43 3,898.62 4,193.56 3,907.67

12 Red gram (Whole) Quintal 5,673.62 5,563.29 5,399.62 6,262.33 6,294.90 5,283.81

13 Green gram (Whole) Quintal 7,678.43 7,656.88 7,262.86 7,757.67 7,462.70 7,154.02

14 Black gram (Whole) Quintal 6,590.00 6,165.00 6,110.00 6,655.00 6,485.71 6,248.60

15 Horse gram (Whole) Quintal 3,508.00 4,320.00 3,210.00 3,357.14 3,515.00 3,653.80

16 Chilies Dry-1st Sort Quintal 9,517.78 9,008.75 9,828.57 9,568.75 9,461.11 8,917.94

17 Chilies Dry-2nd Sort Quintal 8,327.78 8,637.50 8,542.86 8,340.00 8,417.78 7,866.61

18 Turmeric Quintal 6,446.00 8,650.00 8,120.00 8,596.67 8,358.33 7,124.46

19 Coriander Quintal 9,985.71 12,450.00 10,500.00 9,337.50 9,868.75 10,658.7

5

20 Tamarind (WOS) Quintal 7,320.00 7,787.78 8,137.50 7,341.78 6,951.10 7,303.74

1 2 3 11 12 13 14 15 16



TABLE - 16.3 (concld.) MONTHLY STATE AVERAGE WHOLE SALE PRICES OF 40 AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES, 2014-15

(in Rs.)

Sl. No. Commodity unit November December January February March Average

21 Garlic Quintal 6,252.50 6,500.00 6,557.14 5,571.11 5,887.78 6,107.05

22 Bananas 100 Nos. 456.11 1,031.88 310.71 316.88 495.00 487.92

23 Lime 100 Nos. 518.89 181.25 191.43 215.00 544.44 296.17

24 Batavia (Mosambi) 100 Nos. 1,021.67 426.00 536.67 550.00 992.86 709.76

25 Potatoes Quintal 2,690.00 2,144.44 2,071.25 1,734.44 1,570.00 2,215.95

26 Brinjal Quintal 1,919.44 1,702.22 1,714.29 1,456.25 1,410.00 1,778.67

27 Tomato Quintal 1,200.00 1,115.56 1,012.86 918.75 850.00 1,545.98

28 Onions Quintal 2,185.00 1,877.78 1,893.75 1,806.67 1,594.60 1,836.33

29 Sugar (OMP) Quintal 2,875.56 2,808.75 2,858.57 2,840.00 2,702.22 2,999.04

30 Cane Jaggery ( Gur) Quintal 3,253.33 3,441.25 3,564.29 3,303.75 3,150.00 3,478.18

31 Groundnut Pods Quintal 4,068.33 4,105.00 4,325.67 4,452.57 4,509.00 3,996.05

32 Groundnut Seeds Quintal 6,700.00 6,592.86 6,767.14 7,170.00 7,251.25 6,567.62

33 Seasamum Seeds Quintal 10,762.50 10,297.50 8,400.00 10,127.14 8,968.75 11,153.98

34 Caster Seeds Quintal 3,276.00 3,500.00 3,524.00 3,431.50 3,400.67 3,263.35

35 Copra Quintal 13,862.50 13,866.67 14,350.00 13,665.00 14,025.00 13,299.45

36 Coconut 1000 Nos. 11,342.86 11,907.14 12,483.33 13,450.00 13,975.00 11,646.92

37 Cotton (Kapas) Quintal 3,882.00 5,462.40 3,839.25 3,837.40 3,915.75 4,170.86

38 Tobacco (Virginia) Quintal NA NA NA NA NA NIL

39 Tobacco (Country) 1000 Nos. 10,283.33 11,750.00 11,000.00 10,766.67 8,170.00 10,894.03

Source: DES, Hyderabad. Note: NA= Not Available

40 Betel Leaves 1000 Nos. 298.89 323.75 330.00 322.22 321.25 313.81

1 2 3 11 12 13 14 15 16



TABLE - 16.4 ANNUAL AVERAGE PRICES OF BUILDING MATERIALS FOR THE SELECTED MATERIALS, 2014-15 (URBAN)

(in Rs.)

Sl. No.

District Bricks (1000 Nos.) Sand (Cu. Mt.) Stone Ballast

(20mm. Gauge)

Timber (Cu. Mt.)

1st Class 2nd Class Medium Fine GP Teak Sal Wood

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 6,612.50 5,525.00 2,925.00 3,125.00 2,387.50 1,08,375.00 37,750.00

2 Nizamabad 4,475.00 3,381.25 1,258.42 1,311.94 1,324.86 59,125.00 -

3 Karimnagar 5,250.00 3,712.50 400.00 550.00 1,058.75 88,097.50 -

4 Medak 5,212.50 3,287.50 1,063.38 1,425.00 831.88 - -

5 Hyderabad 5,275.00 3,975.00 1,050.00 1,925.00 507.50 97,700.00 -

6 Rangareddy - - - - - - -

7 Mahabubnagar 3,225.00 2,900.00 2,162.50 2,562.50 1,437.50 - 72,512.50

8 Nalgonda 4,375.00 3,300.00 770.25 1,388.75 853.38 1,31,116.60 -

9 Warangal 3,868.75 2,806.25 1,353.75 1,758.75 1,156.88 1,17,552.00 -

10 Khammam 4,293.75 3,637.50 1,437.50 1,562.50 2,250.00 1,21,931.00 -

State 4,731.94 3,613.89 1,380.09 1,734.38 1,312.03 1,03,413.87 55,131.25

TABLE - 16.4 (contd.) ANNUAL AVERAGE PRICES OF BUILDING MATERIALS FOR THE SELECTED MATERIALS, 2014-15 (URBAN)

(in Rs.)

Sl. No.

District Ordinary Cement (M.T)

Steel (M.S) Round Bars Asbestos Corrugated

Cement Sheet (M.T)

Tiles

6mm.Dia (M.T)

10 mm. Dia (M.T)

12 mm. Dia (M.T)

Mangalore (1000 Nos.)

Glazed (1000 Nos.)

1 2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

1 Adilabad 8,150.00 45,125.00 42,912.50 42,850.00 12,600.00 17,825.00 25,285.71

2 Nizamabad 6,150.00 43,250.00 42,625.00 42,275.00 14,662.50 15,875.00 19,875.00

3 Karimnagar 6,525.00 48,687.50 44,287.50 44,287.50 4,625.00 10,671.43 12,833.33

4 Medak 6,900.00 42,937.50 42,812.50 42,312.50 5,543.57 - 11,333.00

5 Hyderabad 6,550.00 42,000.00 42,625.00 42,625.00 19,625.00 12,000.00 36,500.00

6 Rangareddy - - - - - - -

7 Mahabubnagar 6,275.00 43,200.00 43,100.00 42,157.14 5,578.57 27,562.50 39,625.00

8 Nalgonda 6,800.00 42,687.50 42,875.00 42,937.50 4,500.62 - -

9 Warangal 6,187.50 45,562.50 41,075.00 40,512.50 7,657.14 - -

10 Khammam 6,112.50 45,333.38 41,225.00 41,225.00 9,746.88 - 29,875.00

State 6,627.78 44309.26 42,615.28 42,353.57 9,393.25 16,786.79 25,046.72



TABLE - 16.4 (concld.) ANNUAL AVERAGE PRICES OF BUILDING MATERIALS FOR THE SELECTED MATERIALS, 2014-15 (URBAN)

(in Rs.)

Sl. No.

District Paints & Varnishes (in Liters)

Sheet Glass (Sq. Meter)

Sanitary Ware A.C. Pipes (each)

Varnish Gopal Varnish Turpentine 100 mm. Dia. 150 mm. Dia.

1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22

1 Adilabad 305.00 232.50 107.50 - - -

2 Nizamabad 208.75 198.75 108.75 395.00 - -

3 Karimnagar 228.75 291.67 101.25 378.75 - -

4 Medak 234.38 168.33 54.38 407.00 - -

5 Hyderabad 240.00 170.00 65.00 287.50 148.00 313.75

6 Rangareddy - - - - - -

7 Mahabubnagar 222.50 153.12 54.38 - - -

8 Nalgonda 259.50 177.50 122.50 371.43 - -

9 Warangal 229.29 200.00 82.14 506.43 180.71 322.14

10 Khammam 237.75 220.00 81.43 518.00 340.00 1050.00

State 240.66 201.32 86.37 409.16 222.90 561.96

Source: DES Hyderabad, Note: There is no selected urban centers in Rangareddy District

TABLE -16.5 ANNUAL AVERAGE WAGES OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION WORKERS, 2014-15 (URBAN)

(Rs. Per day)

Sl. No.

District

Skilled workers Unskilled workers

Mason Carpenter Male

1st class 2nd class 1st class 2nd class

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 400.00 350.00 450.00 350.00 300.00 250.00

2 Nizamabad 497.50 350.00 422.50 310.00 323.75 195.00

3 Karimnagar 525.00 431.25 362.50 306.25 256.25 200.00

4 Medak 400.00 331.25 400.00 331.25 256.25 193.75

5 Hyderabad 487.50 425.00 475.00 462.50 337.50 262.50


7 Mahabubnagar 275.00 225.00 275.00 225.00 225.00 196.25

8 Nalgonda 481.25 400.00 350.00 300.00 300.00 237.50

9 Warangal 465.71 394.29 434.29 329.29 277.14 210.71

10 Khammam 400.00 350.00 418.75 350.00 300.00 250.00

State 436.88 361.87 398.67 329.37 286.21 221.75

Source: DES, Hyderabad. Note: There is no selected urban centers in Rangareddy District.

Female



17. Labour and Employment

It is felt that narrating the meaning

of Labour, Employment and Wages is relevant

to understand the contents contained in this

chapter. Labour includes both physical and

mental work undertaken for some monetary

reward. In this way, workers working in factories,

services of doctors, advocates, ministers, officers,

teachers etc., are all included in labour.

According to S.E. Thomas, “Labour connotes

all human efforts of body or mind which are

undertaken in the expectation of reward.”

Any physical or mental work which

is not undertaken for getting income, but simply

to attain pleasure or happiness, is not labour.

Employment can be expressed in number of

people working or in total working hours.

A mixed measure is the number of hours divided

by standard working hours to give a full-time

equivalence to jobs.

Wages are defined to include all

remuneration in monetary terms and also

payable more or less regularly in each pay

period to workers as compensation for work

done during the accounting year.

Many industrial units or companies are

established in the State and are provide labour

and employment to different sections of people.

They are from different sections, Religions,

social groups etc., and their way of behaving,

doing things will obviously be not uniform.

Hence there is every possibility to arise

disputes among the employees it self, some

times between the management and employees

cause industrial disputes. The State has witnessed

numerous instances of industrial disputes

in many of the industrial units.

In this direction, the government has

enacted many legislations aimed at social and

economic security of the labour to minimize the

industrial disputes and also to ensure industrial

peace. The information such as occurrence of

industrial disputes, man days lost, industrial

accidents and compensation paid are being

collected and published periodically to facilitate

the government and policy makers to evolve

corrective mechanism as and when such disputes

are taken place.

This chapter presents data in respect

of category wise employment in Coal

Mines, Registration and Placements through

Employment Exchanges and also particulars

of Industrial disputes and man-days lost,

employment in shops and commercial

establishments etc., for better understanding.

There are, on an average 58,837 number of

daily workers deployed in coal mines of Singareni

Collieries Company Limited, during 2015. The

Colliery wise average number of workers

employed are given in following graph and

subsequent tables.



Table Content

17.1 Average number of daily workers in Coal Mines, 2008 to 2015

17.2 Average number of daily workers employed in Coal Mines by categories of Employment, 2015

17.3 Number of Applicants on Live Register classified by broad divisions for the year 2013 & 2014

17.4 Category wise Registrations, Notifications, Placements and on Live Register as on 31.12.2014

17.5 Registrations and Placements through Employment Exchanges, 2014

17.6 Registrations and Placements by Employment Exchanges in respect of special categories of

applicants, 2014

17.7 Occurrence of Industrial Accidents and Compensation paid by Industries, 2015

17.8 Employers using Exchanges, vacancies Notified and Placements, 2008 to 2014

17.9 Industrial Disputes and Man-days lost in Major Industries, 2008 to 2015

17.10 Employment in Shops and Commercial Establishments, 2014-15

17.11 Average Daily Earnings of Labour at different Coal Fields, 2009 to 2014



TABLE - 17.2 AVERAGE NUMBER OF DAILY WORKERS EMPLOYED IN COAL MINES

BY CATEGORIES OF EMPLOYMENT, 2015

Sl. No. Category

Khammam District Adilabad District

Corporate Kotha-gudem

Yellandu Manuguru Bellam-pally

Manda-marri

Srirampur

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

UNDERGROUND

1 Over men & Sirdars - 86 34 12 51 208 445

2 Coal Cutters - 44 7 18 96 381 926

3 Coal Fillers - - - - - 877 2,222

4 Skilled Labour - 996 365 79 436 2,080 4,765

5 Un-skilled Labour - 680 265 165 317 1,304 2,630

6 Clerical & Supervisory 374 194 131 215 161 201 305

7 Female 320 84 140 93 174 377 144

8 Skilled Labour 659 1,013 443 1,389 743 681 1,148

9 Un-skilled Labour 389 653 245 730 477 400 678

10 Executive 427 173 94 147 149 169 310

Total 2,169 3,923 1,724 2,848 2,604 6,678 13,573

SURFACE

TABLE - 17.1

AVERAGE NUMBER OF DAILY WORKERS IN COAL MINES, 2008 TO 2015

Sl. No. Colliery 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Corporate Office 2,391 2,361 2,357 2,551 2,518 2,474 2,461 2,169

2 Kothagudem 4,656 4,406 4,218 4,168 4,063 4,014 4,020 3,923

3 Yellandu 2,785 2,519 2,304 2,177 2,038 1,892 1,817 1,724

4 Manuguru 3,913 3,786 3,714 3,667 3,509 3,287 3,012 2,848

5 Bellampally 3,240 2,852 2,762 2,682 2,707 2,760 2,690 2,604

6 Mandamarri 9,560 8,586 7,705 7,740 7,395 6,701 6,551 6,678

7 Srirampur 14,388 15,263 14,922 14,316 14,306 14,384 14,046 13,573

8 Ramagundam-1 10,449 9,875 8,714 8,471 8,066 7,761 7,466 7,381

9 Ramagundam-2 6,236 6,023 6,825 6,625 6,022 4,917 4,663 4,433

10 Ramagundam-3 5,524 6,030 6,829 7,042 7,210 7,067 6,894 6,621

11 Bhoopalpalli 8,034 7,788 7,630 7,315 7,389 7,163 7,058 6,883

Total 71,176 69,489 67,980 66,754 65,223 62,420 60,678 58,837



TABLE - 17.3 NUMBER OF APPLICANTS ON THE LIVE REGISTER CLASSIFIED

BY BROAD DIVISIONS FOR THE YEARS 2013 AND 2014

Occupation Category

Description 2013

1 2 3

1 Professional ,Technical and related Qualification (Engineering & Medical, B.Ed., SGBT, PG Diploma etc.)

82,474

2 Administrative, Executive and Managerial Qualification (MCA/MBA/CWA)

7,905

3 Clerical and related Qualification (PG, Typist, Stenos) 54,341

4 Sales related -

5 Service related Qualification (Veterinary Graduates) 1,282

6 Farmers, Fishermen, Hunting, Loggers and related Qualification (Agriculture Graduates)

2,311

7, 8 & 9 Production and related workers, Transport Equipment Operative and Labourers (Diploma, ITI etc.)

92,230

10

Registrations not having any work experience or vocational training:

a. Matriculates, Under Graduates and Graduates 6,49,277

b. Non-matriculates and other skilled Personal 1,05,449

Total 9,95,269

Source: Directorate of Employment and Training, Hyderabad.

2014

4

77,302

6,078

56,469

-

491

1,415

98,029

6,68,825

82,509

9,90,848

TABLE - 17.2 (concld.) AVERAGE NUMBER OF DAILY WORKERS EMPLOYED IN COAL MINES

BY CATEGORIES OF EMPLOYMENT, 2015

Sl. No.

Category Karimnagar District Warangal Dist.

Ramagundam-I Ramagundam-II Ramagundam-III Bhoopalpalli

1 2 10 11 12 13 14

UNDERGROUND

1 Over men & Sirdars 178 90 150 257 1,511

2 Coal Cutters 262 97 72 653 2,556

3 Coal Fillers 55 2 - 261 3,417

4 Skilled Labour 2,300 953 1,459 2,708 16,141

5 Un-skilled Labour 1,934 684 1,540 1,623 11,142

SURFACE

6 Clerical & Supervisory 223 216 276 173 2,469

7 Female 335 103 38 80 1,888

8 Skilled Labour 1,111 1,359 1,784 611 10,941

9 Un-skilled Labour 680 763 1,037 352 6,404

10 Executive 303 166 265 165 2,368

Total 7,381 4,433 6,621 6,883 58,837

Source: Singareni Collieries Company Ltd., Kothagudem.

Total



TABLE - 17.4 CATEGORY WISE REGISTRATIONS, NOTIFICATIONS, PLACEMENTS

AND ON LIVE REGISTER AS ON 31.12.2014 (in Nos.)

Sl. No. Category

Registration of applicants Vacancies Notified

Total* SCs STs BCs Total * SCs STs BCs

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Engineering Graduates

a B.E. Civil 1,288 238 104 629 - - - -

b B.E. Mechanical 2,443 529 226 1,148 - - - -

c B.E. Electrical 5,529 1,015 624 3,017 - - - -

d B.E. Electronics 5,583 1,210 548 3,034 - - - -

e B.E. Others 2,589 1,229 326 773 - - - -

2 Medical Graduates

a Allopathic 59 5 2 17 - - - -

b Ayurvedic 68 14 3 48 - - - -

c Homeopathy 64 6 2 26 - - - -

d Medical Others 169 34 9 42 - - - -

3 Agrl. Graduates 1,415 105 51 300 - - - -

4 Veterinary Graduates 491 67 29 224 - - - -

5 Post Graduates (Arts & Science) 13,521 2,031 672 5,538 - - - -

6 Law graduates 268 66 31 108 - - - -

7 MBA/ MCA 5,361 571 140 1,665 - - - -

8 C.A / ICWA 717 174 56 387 - - - -

9 P.G. Diploma 941 219 34 569 - - - -

10 Others P&E 2,391 653 428 1,059 - - - -

11 Graduates 12,920 3,088 1,494 5,552 88 5 29 9

12 Matriculates 48,504 10,532 6,262 16,029 333 65 63 72

13 Intermediates 27,743 6,358 4,354 10,346 150 27 60 48

14 Diploma Holders

a LCE 551 108 53 225 6 2 2 2

b LME 653 132 53 240 9 - - 9

c LEE 804 129 70 279 - - - -

d Others 1547 402 208 651 166 26 11 59

15 ITI 7,767 1,679 871 3,131 290 72 48 132

16 B.Ed. 2,494 589 1,184 930 2 - - -

17 SGBT 966 242 133 388 1 - - -

18 Stenographers 981 322 29 455 14 6 4 4

19 Typists 1,204 312 92 500 13 4 2 2

20 Other Educated 5,352 1,814 581 2,224 67 20 9 26

21 Unskilled 2,881 882 345 1,079 310 70 85 100

Total 1,57,264 34,755 19,014 60,613 1,449 297 313 463



TABLE - 17.4 (concld.) CATEGORY-WISE REGISTRATIONS, NOTIFICATIONS, PLACEMENTS

AND ON LIVE REGISTER AS ON 31.12.2014 (in Nos.)

Sl. No. Category

Placements On Live Register

Total* SCs STs BCs Total * SCs STs BCs 1 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

1 Engineering Graduates

a B.E. Civil - - - - 1,288 238 104 629

b B.E. Mechanical - - - - 2,443 529 226 1,148

c B.E. Electrical - - - - 5,529 1,015 624 3,017

d B.E. Electronics - - - - 5,583 1,210 548 3,034

e B.E. Others - - - - 2,589 1,229 326 773

2 Medical Graduates

a Allopathic - - - - 59 5 2 17

b Ayurveda - - - - 68 4 3 48

c Homeopathy - - - - 64 6 2 26

d Medical Others - - - - 169 34 9 42

3 Agriculture - - - - 1,415 105 51 300

4 Veterinary - - - - 491 67 29 224

5 Post Graduates (Arts & Science) - - - - 13,521 2,031 672 5,538

6 Law - - - - 268 66 31 108

7 MBA/MCA - - - - 5,361 571 140 1,665

8 CA /ICWA - - - - 717 174 56 387

9 PG. Diploma - - - - 971 219 34 569

10 Others P & E - - - - 2,391 653 428 1,059

11 Graduates 50 5 2 14 1,54,451 38,167 8,264 75,373

12 Matriculates 33 5 7 11 3,36,874 63,337 74,162 99,596

13 Intermediates 62 21 6 31 1,77,500 37,521 17,978 80,633

14 Diploma Holders

a LCE 3 - - 1 5,054 1,312 673 1,865

b LME 1 - - 1 6,046 1,420 580 2,455

c LEE 3 1 1 1 5,234 2,040 367 2,165

d Others 1 - - 1 13,010 2,828 1,303 4,158

15 ITI 351 70 32 129 68,685 16,257 4,090 23,518

16 B.Ed. 4 1 1 1 42,945 5,702 3,915 12,189

17 SGBT 2 1 - - 12,665 2,598 834 5,175

18 Stenographers 11 3 2 4 8,958 3,203 1,081 4,598

19 Typists 8 2 1 4 33,990 6,933 1,325 13,294

20 Other Educated 16 2 3 9 46,557 13,138 4,537 15,959

21 Unskilled 67 8 7 37 35,952 9,886 2,495 11,488

Total 612 119 62 244 9,90,848 2,12,498 1,24,889 3,71,050

Source: Directorate of Employment and Training. *Note: Total Includes other castes also.



TABLE - 17.5 REGISTRATIONS AND PLACEMENTS THROUGH EMPLOYEMENT EXCHANGES, 2014

Sl. No.

District

No. of Applicants No. of On Live Register at the begin-

ning of the Year (Cumulative)

Employed through the Employment Exchanges

Ceased to be on the Live Register due

to reasons other than placement

On the Live Register at the end of the year

Registra-tions during the year

Vacancies notified during the Year

Employ-ment

Exchanges

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 1,21,998 7 12,215 1,22,440 9,115 5 2

2 Nizamabad 64,821 8 12,608 67,573 9,626 42 1

3 Karimnagar 1,04,962 45 17,362 1,07,357 16,025 121 2

4 Medak 64,595 29 13,807 64,595 9,105 199 1

5 Hyderabad 1,27,924 62 10,506 1,23,957 59,337 205 6

6 Rangareddy 58,794 44 10,394 62,325 11,935 325 2

7 Mahabubnagar 1,66,231 114 12,003 1,62,047 9,816 135 2

8 Nalgonda 62,253 36 10,689 60,728 7,414 83 1

9 Warangal 1,31,002 106 20,092 1,24,759 11,890 59 1

10 Khammam 92,689 161 15,731 95,067 13,001 275 2

Total 9,95,269 612 1,35,407 9,90,848 1,57,264 1,449 20

TABLE - 17.6 REGISTRATIONS AND PLACEMENTS BY EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGES IN RESPECT

OF SPECIAL CATEGORIES OF APPLICANTS, 2014 (in Nos.)

Sl. No. Category Registrations Placements On Live Register (Cumulative)

1 2 3 4 5

1 Women Applicants 40,958 108 2,83,596

2 Schedule Castes 26,589 147 2,12,498

3 Schedule Tribes 15,729 51 1,24,889

4 Backward Classes 42,029 178 3,71,050

5 Discharged Govt., Employees - - -

6 Ex- Servicemen 18 - 127

7 Physically Challenged

a Blind 223 - 3,598

b Deaf or Dumb 128 - 4,019

c Orthopedic 544 - 28,693

TABLE - 17.7 OCCURANCE OF INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS AND COMPENSATION PAID BY INDUSTRIES, 2015

Sl. No.

Industry Number of Compensation Paid (in Rs.)

Fatal Cases Non-fatal Cases Fatal Cases Non-fatal Cases

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 All Accidents 276 47 12,74,25,887 1,91,08,723

Total 276 47 12,74,25,887 1,91,08,723



TABLE - 17.8 EMPLOYERS USING EXCHANGES, VACANCIES NOTIFIED AND PLACEMENTS, 2008 TO 2014

Year

No. of Employers using Exchanges No. of Vacancies notified No. of Placements

Central Govt.

State Govt.

Quasi Govt.

Private Total Central Govt.

State Govt.

Quasi Govt.

Private Total Central Govt.

State Govt.

Other Establish-ments

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

2008 150 360 222 36 779 1,565 3,508 3,518 973 9,564 212 641 291 1,144

2009 141 295 207 31 674 1,353 2,436 3,569 155 7,513 179 570 76 825

2010 132 249 209 27 617 1,236 3,072 3,803 207 8,318 93 589 661 1,343

2011 139 258 201 34 632 658 1,326 4,629 284 6,897 40 514 785 1,339

2012 124 225 193 152 694 844 1,923 5,261 2,396 10,424 91 311 686 1,088

2013 58 375 147 827 1,407 2,007 851 2552 658 6,068 23 217 340 580

Source: Directorate of Employment and Training, Hyderabad.

2014 43 39 198 33 313 527 367 512 43 1,449 92 350 170 612

TABLE - 17.9 INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES AND MAN-DAYS LOST IN MAJOR INDUSTRIES, 2008 TO 2015

Sl. No.

Year Strikes (in Nos.)

Lock-outs (in Nos.)

Number of

Workers involved Man-days lost

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 2008 5 - 27,158 4,62,948

2 2009 14 4 47,243 27,28,200

3 2010 8 9 17,105 24,25,955

4 2011 12 7 16,741 21,60,060

5 2012 2 3 6,430 20,11,705

6 2013 1 - 1,500 61,500

Source: Commissioner of Labour, Hyderabad.

7 2014 1 2 3,193 2,67,580

8 2015 2 3 3,006 5,70,960

TABLE - 17.10 EMPLOYMENT IN SHOPS AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, 2014-15

(COVERED BY SHOPS AND ESTABLISHMENTS ACT, 1988)

Sl. No. Category No. of Establishments No. of workers employed

1 2 3 4

1 Shops 56,653 2,17,505

2 Commercial Establishments 25,098 1,28,844

3 Cinema Theaters, Hotels and Restaurants 7,595 38,284

Total 89,346 3,84,633

Source: Commissioner of labour, Hyderabad. Note: Shops and Commercial Establishments without Employees are not taken into consideration.



TABLE - 17.11 AVERAGE DAILY EARNINGS OF LABOUR AT DIFFERENT COAL FIELDS, 2009 TO 2014

(in Rs.)

Name of the Division/year

Underground Surface

Over men & Sirdars

Coal Cutters

Loaders (coal filler)

Skilled Labour

Un- skilled Labour

Clerical, Supervis- ing Staff

Skilled Labour

Un- skilled Labour

Female

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. KOTHAGUDEM

2009 1,034 820 - 845 725 1,006 907 744 756

2010 1,215 933 - 1,003 840 1,230 1,186 946 866

2011 1,752 1,433 - 1,463 1,260 1,761 1,652 1,342 1,219

2012 2,068 1,842 - 1,768 1,514 2,109 2,012 1,650 1,454

2013 2,344 1,941 - 1,931 1,602 2,321 2,182 1,817 1,587

2. YELLANDU

2009 1,106 875 - 837 744 1,052 955 742 803

2010 1,264 1,007 - 1,041 843 1,208 1,178 907 897

2011 1,918 1,549 - 1,545 1,279 1,814 1,714 1,343 1,249

2012 2,084 1,789 - 1,772 1,484 2,132 1,986 1,578 1,475

2013 2,229 1,984 - 1,908 1,661 2,368 2,225 1,772 1,685

3. MANUGURU

2009 1,066 870 953 834 754 1,052 963 777 920

2010 1,179 958 1,415 960 800 1,228 1,250 994 968

2011 1,721 1,451 1,847 1,420 1,259 1,826 1,751 1,470 1,358

2012 2,005 1,723 1,856 1,570 1,451 2,138 2,084 1,736 1,592

2013 2,134 1,896 1,522 1,722 1,596 2,393 2,314 1,893 1,755

4. BELLAMPALLY

2009 1,042 918 - 828 789 1,018 881 759 875

2010 1,147 1,079 - 1,005 868 1,204 1,124 923 977

2011 1,686 1,617 - 1,458 1,308 1,708 1,535 1,331 1,364

2012 1,927 1,753 - 1,610 1,462 2,017 1,828 1,584 1,592

2013 2,057 2,047 - 1,833 1,651 2,272 1,894 1,794 1,783

5. MANDAMARRI

2009 1,122 915 703 866 810 1,030 946 769 746

2010 1,249 1,033 794 1,038 895 1,183 1,129 929 859

2011 1,790 1,551 1,017 1,518 1,329 1,634 1,541 1,338 1,288

2012 2,141 1,829 1,202 1,721 1,542 1,955 1,781 1,528 1,470

2013 2,278 2,022 1,138 1,914 1,643 2,226 1,977 1,722 1,606

2014 2,433 2,126 - 2,125 1,686 2,498 2,439 1,995 1,753

2014 2,502 2,061 - 2,024 1,800 2,436 2,381 1,918 1,896

2014 2,318 2,133 - 2,084 1,873 2,636 2,557 2,061 1,907

2014 2,225 2,208 - 1,940 1,742 2,443 2,087 1,926 1,932

2014 2,234 2,023 1,075 1,931 1,636 2,455 2,262 1,869 1,788



TABLE - 17.11 (concld.) AVERAGE DAILY EARNINGS OF LABOUR AT DIFFERENT COAL FIELDS, 2009 TO 2014

(in Rs.)

Name of the Division/year

Underground Surface

Over men & Sirdars

Coal Cutters

Loaders (Coal Fillers)

Skilled Labour

Un-skilled Labour

Clerical Supervising

Staff

Skilled Labour

Un-skilled Labour

Female

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

6. SRIRAMPUR

2009 1,100 917 750 875 807 1,025 915 751 881

2010 1,173 1,039 849 1,002 862 1,198 1,107 918 948

2011 1,730 1,551 1,277 1,468 1,291 1,692 1,599 1,330 1,219

2012 2,071 1,873 1,476 1,724 1,493 1,988 1,934 1,564 1,447

2013 2,165 2,067 1,341 1,908 1,630 2,123 2,084 1,719 1,622

7. RAMAGUNDAM-I

2009 1,151 938 792 791 911 835 1,055 936 785

2010 1,305 1,065 943 1,056 894 1,236 1,174 975 991

2011 1,930 1,594 1,348 1,558 1,326 1,821 1,553 1,365 1,391

2012 2,182 1,843 1,703 1,801 1,555 2,102 1,816 1,645 1,684

2013 2,412 2,024 1,700 1,985 1,697 2,392 2,020 1,813 1,832

8. RAMAGUNDAM-II

2009 1,121 873 1,025 911 809 1,049 986 797 799

2010 1,357 1,017 - 1,132 913 1,284 1,280 1,034 868

2011 1,980 1,506 1,620 1,563 1,315 1,826 1,796 1,500 1,239

2012 2,291 1,831 - 1,819 1,543 2,170 2,132 1,782 1,528

2013 2,468 1,889 - 1,933 1,673 2,380 2,410 2,012 1,600

9. RAMAGUNDAM-III

2009 1,036 903 791 586 772 1,007 969 762 755

2010 1,212 1,045 - 1,026 843 1,230 1,240 989 793

2011 1,703 1,509 - 1,520 1,246 1,789 1,730 1,413 1,281

2012 2,016 1,688 - 1,703 1,428 2,068 2,056 1,676 1,494

2013 2,049 1,804 - 1,845 1,536 2,284 2,285 1,848 1,648

10. BHOOPALPALLI

2009 1,015 837 682 787 742 901 833 753 806

2010 1,159 950 849 930 769 1,095 1,124 894 861

2011 1,643 1,412 1,378 1,370 1,196 1,526 1,471 1,258 1,269

2012 1,965 1,802 1,720 1,670 1,411 1,765 1,742 1,467 1,477

2013 2,048 1,939 1,828 1,843 1,540 2,075 2,121 1,668 1,526

Source: Singareni Collieries Company Limited, Kothagudem.

2014 2,199 2,046 1,409 1,947 1,682 2,294 2,145 1,908 1,794

2014 2,465 2,158 1,349 2,091 1,790 2,617 2,252 1,979 2,080

2014 2,557 2,117 - 2,093 1,734 2,604 2,691 2,185 1,685

2014 2,254 1,905 - 2,002 1,617 2,443 2,480 2,018 1,763

2014 2,066 1,962 1,415 1,845 1,667 2,197 2,154 1,863 2,285



Social Security is both a concept as well

as a system. It represents basically a system

of protection of individuals who are in need

of such protection by the State as an agent

of the society. Such protection is relevant

in contingencies which are beyond the control

of the individual members of the Society. State as

an agent of the society has an important

mandate to harmonize such differences through

a protective cover to the poor, the weak, the

deprived, the distraught and the disadvantaged.

The concept of social security is now

generally understood as meaning protection

provided by the State to its citizens through a

series of public measures against the economic

and social distress that otherwise is caused by the

stoppage or substantial reduction of earnings

resulting from sickness, maternity, employment

injury, occupational diseases, unemployment,

invalidity, old age and death.

The Directive Principles of the constitution

of India direct that “the State shall strive to

promote a social order in which justice, social,

economic, and political, shall inform all the

institutions of the national life” and, in particular,

shall ensure “that the citizens, men and women

equally, have the right to an adequate means

of livelihood.

In this endeavor, the State Government has

made promoting peoples’ welfare as the central

agenda. Accordingly, a number of initiatives have

been taken in this direction. Some of the

achievements made under various programmes

such as distribution of Government land for

Agricultural purposes, house sites to weaker

sections, construction of houses for weaker

sections, functioning public distribution system,

functioning of anganwadies, disbursement of

social security pensions etc., during the year

2014-15 are exhibited in this chapter.

18. Social Security

Table Content

18.1 Distribution of Government Lands for Agriculture Purposes, 2013-14

18.2 Distribution of House Sites to Weaker Sections, 2013-14 and 2014-15

18.3 Physical Status of Houses completed under Weaker Section Housing Programme

18.4 Houses completed under Weaker Section Housing Programme, 2014-15

18.5(a) Public Distribution System - Average number of cards in use, 2014-15 (April to Dec., 2014)

18.5(b) Public Distribution System - Average number of cards in use, 2014-15 (January to March, 2015)

18.6 Public Distribution System - Allotment of Rice and Sugar, 2014-15

18.7 Coverage of Rural Water Supply Schemes and Individual Sanitary Latrines, 2014-15

18.8 Number of Fair Price Shops and functioning of Rythu Bazars, 2015

18.9 Functioning of Self Help Groups and Bank Linkages, 2014-15

18.10 Workers and wage earnings under M.G. National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme, 2014-15

18.11 Disbursement (Physical) of Social Security Pensions by Area and Scheme, 2014-15

18.12 Functioning of Anganwadi Centers, 2014-15

18.13 Company wise Number of LPG connections from 2011-12 to 2014-15



TABLE - 18.1 DISTRIBUTION OF GOVERNMENT LANDS FOR AGRICULTURE PURPOSES, 2013-14

Sl. No.

District Scheduled Castes Backward Classes Minorities Others Total

N A N A N A N A N A N A

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Adilabad 402 581.09 537 1,297.19 635 1,106.06 8 11.8 50 63.01 1,632 3,059.15

2 Nizamabad 3 2.12 7 11.00 25 25.23 2 3.10 1 0.20 38 41.65

3 Karimnagar 1,224 856.39 479 470.32 1,268 1,101.13 5 6.18 57 58.34 3,033 2,492.36

4 Medak 364 349.43 84 96.48 675 733.70 6 8.54 63 61.20 1,192 1,249.35

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 186 216.26 127 178.08 245 311.07 4 2.16 30 41.29 592 748.86

7 Mahabubnagar 5 5.26 6 4.29 13 17.02 - - - - 24 26.57

8 Nalgonda 689 619.93 501 582.63 982 972.48 35 52.60 143 200.84 2,350 2,428.48

9 Warangal 161 194.05 330 452.09 204 273.03 - - 21 21.16 716 940.33

10 Khammam 319 242.33 6,310 13,916.00 45 43.01 1 0.17 63 56.33 6,738 14,257.86

Total 3,353 3,066.90 8,381 17,008.10 4,092 4,582.70 61 84.60 428 502.40 16,315 25,244.60

Source: Chief Commissioner of Land Administration, Hyderabad Note: N: No. of Beneficiaries, A: Area in Acres (Extent)

Scheduled Tribes

TABLE - 18.2 DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSE SITES TO WEAKER SECTIONS, 2013-14 AND 2014-15

Sl. No.

District 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

No. of Beneficiaries

Area (in Acres)


Area (in Acres)


Area (in Acres)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad - - - - - -

2 Nizamabad 248 9.20 301 8.09 - -

3 Karimnagar - - - - - -

4 Medak - 239.32 1,400 45.00 1,400 45.00

5 Hyderabad - - - - - -


7 Mahabubnagar 1566 40.37 - - - -

8 Nalgonda 3279 - 40 2.00 1,600 49.10

9 Warangal - 9.90 - - - -

10 Khammam - - - - - -

Total 5,093 298.38 1,741 55.09 3,000 94.10

Source: Commissioner of Social Welfare, Hyderabad.



TABLE - 18.3 PHYSICAL STATUS OF HOUSES COMPLETED UNDER WEAKER SECTION HOUSING PROGRAMME

(in Nos.)

Sl. No. Year Rural Urban Total Sl. No Year Rural Urban Total

1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

1 PRE

1983-1984 14,057 - 14,057 18 1999-2000 94,128 11,066 1,05,194

2 1983-1984 47,458 - 47,458 19 2000-2001 51,290 2,239 53,529

3 1984-1985 40,988 - 40,988 20 2001-2002 76,009 1,384 77,393

4 1985-1986 53,915 - 53,915 21 2002-2003 1,28,682 5,094 1,33,776

5 1986-1987 65,177 - 65,177 22 2003-2004 1,23,895 5,,910 1,29,805

6 1987-1988 48,224 - 48,224 23 2004-2005 1,91,829 10,212 2,02,041

7 1988-1989 59,113 - 59,113 24 2005-2006 2,12,457 28,272 2,40,729

8 1989-1990 33,148 284 33,432 25 2006-2007 1,47,021 23,745 1,70,766

9 1990-1991 34,372 104 34,476 26 2007-2008 2,44,604 9,184 2,53,788

10 1991-1992 70,470 3,593 74,063 27 2008-2009 4,44,777 27,114 4,71,891

11 1992-1993 57,472 8,230 65,702 28 2009-2010 2,60,095 22,390 2,82,485

12 1993-1994 87,539 16,877 1,04,416 29 2010-2011 1,96,909 13,812 2,10,721

13 1994-1995 82,800 14,289 97,089 30 2011-2012 2,14,641 13,370 2,28,011

14 1995-1996 1,00,165 18,361 1,18,526 31 2012-2013 2,31,031 13,582 2,44,613

15 1996-1997 1,19,256 13,428 1,32,684 32 2013-2014 1,64,490 11,950 1,76,440

16 1997-1998 1,13,764 8,426 1,22,190 33 2014-2015 57,437 2,168 59,605

17 1998-1999 1,31,470 6,206 1,37,676 Total 39,98,683 2,91,290 42,89,973

Source: Telangana State Housing Corporation Ltd, Hyderabad.

TABLE - 18.4

HOUSES COMPLETED UNDER WEAKER SECTION HOUSING PROGRAMME, 2014-15 (in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Up to 2013-14 During 2014-15 Cumulative up to 2014-15


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 4,89,911 23,495 5,13,406 8,267 125 8,392 4,98,178 23,620 5,21,798

2 Nizamabad 2,93,932 27,672 3,21,604 2,791 574 3,365 2,96,723 28,246 3,24,969

3 Karimnagar 3,90,125 23,041 4,13,166 3,368 348 3,716 3,93,493 23,389 4,16,882

4 Medak 3,88,096 24,115 412,211 5,171 146 5,317 3,93,267 24,261 4,17,528

5 Hyderabad 5,951 29,215 35,166 - - - 5,951 29,215 35,166

6 Rangareddy 3,03,841 38,468 3,42,309 3,183 121 3,304 3,07,024 38,589 3,45,613

7 Mahabubnagar 5,82,762 22,902 6,05,664 10,963 96 11,059 5,93,725 22,998 6,16,723

8 Nalgonda 4,92,310 19,281 5,11,591 7,873 76 7,949 5,00,183 19,357 5,19,540

9 Warangal 5,09,832 41,214 5,51,046 9,375 346 9,721 5,19,207 41,560 5,60,767

10 Khammam 4,84,486 39,719 5,24,205 6,446 336 6,782 4,90,932 40,055 5,30,987

Total 39,41,246 2,89,122 42,30,368 57,437 2,168 59,605 39,98,683 2,91,290 42,89,973

Source: Telangana State Housing Corporation Ltd. Hyderabad..



TABLE - 18.5 (a) PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM - AVERAGE NUMBER OF CARDS IN USE, 2014-15

(April to December, 2014) (in Nos.)

Sl. No. District AAY Annapurna White Pink Others Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 65,154 1,513 5,81,577 70,077 29,354 7,47,675

2 Nizamabad 42,166 985 5,87,912 60,848 52,504 7,44,415

3 Karimnagar 1,42,547 1,568 8,43,249 1,00,195 66,194 11,53,753

4 Medak 91,567 1,440 6,13,725 65,062 43,291 8,15,085

5 Hyderabad 19,319 626 6,46,233 5,41,078 13,718 12,20,974

6 Rangareddy 65,520 768 9,28,341 2,94,169 48,818 13,37,616

7 Mahabubnagar 1,38,403 1,514 8,49,173 67,048 85443 11,41,581

8 Nalgonda 70,801 3,396 8,58,800 1,29,420 56,133 11,18,550

9 Warangal 79,512 1,805 8,53,391 96,788 23,540 10,55,036

10 Khammam 56,809 1,422 6,37,107 82,914 30,689 8,08,941

Total 7,71,798 15,037 73,99,508 15,07,599 4,49,684 1,01,43,626

Note: AAY = Anthyodaya Anna Yojana

TABLE - 18.5 (b) PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM - AVERAGE NUMBER OF CARDS IN USE, 2014-15

(January to March, 2015) (in Nos.)

Sl. No. District AAY Cards Priority Household

Cards Total

1 2 3 4 5

1 Adilabad 54,151 6,44,409 6,98,560

2 Nizamabad 33,360 5,47,202 5,80,562

3 Karimnagar 89,708 9,48,081 10,37,789

4 Medak 63,295 6,96,262 7,59,557

5 Hyderabad 33,043 6,43,403 6,76,446

6 Rangareddy 53,741 10,44,085 10,97,826

7 Mahabubnagar 83,597 9,42,084 10,25,681

8 Nalgonda 65,114 8,99,610 9,64,724

9 Warangal 62,361 8,74,578 9,36,939

10 Khammam 45,184 649,779 6,94,963

Total 5,83,554 78,89,493 84,73,047

Source: Commissioner of Civil Supplies, Hyderabad.



TABLE - 18.6 PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM - ALLOTMENT OF RICE AND SUGAR, 2014-15

(April, 2014 to March, 2015) (in Qtls.)

Sl. No.

District

Rice

Sugar PDS AAY Annapurna Adl. APL Total

BPL APL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 35,248 5,068 24,688 6,026.04 12,234 83,264 352.400

2 Nizamabad 33,048 55,200 17,110 4,253.76 16,398 1,26,010 360.482

3 Karimnagar 47,208 82,057 43,648 5,621.76 21,333 1,99,868 543.729

4 Medak 37,032 51,572 29,640 5,142.24 14,616 1,38,002 389.050

5 Hyderabad 32,816 62,448 9,116 5,775.84 9,159 1,19,315 351.358

6 Rangareddy 50,632 88,048 25,012 5,646.24 19,260 1,88,598 551.412

7 Mahabubnagar 51,160 79,392 43,452 6,026.40 24,264 2,04,294 551.987

8 Nalgonda 47,728 71,632 26,732 5,735.52 18,204 1,70,032 501.197

9 Warangal 49,819 72,520 28,872 6,026.40 12,219 1,69,456 489.965

10 Khammam 35,672 55,596 23,068 5,683.68 12,291 1,32,311 382.395

Total 4,20,363 6,23,533 2,71,338 55,938.24 1,59,978 15,31,150 4,473.980

Source: Commissioner of Civil Supplies, Hyderabad.

TABLE - 18.7 COVERAGE OF RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEMES AND INDIVIDUAL SANITARY LATRINES, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

Number of

Hand Pumps Piped

Water Supply Schemes (PWSS)

Comprehensive Piped Water Supply Schemes (CPWSS)

Individual Sanitary Latrines

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Adilabad 23,497 2,646 6 26,111

2 Nizamabad 12,020 5,028 17 15,808

3 Karimnagar 20,880 2,059 16 22,643

4 Medak 16,886 3,229 24 17,202

5 Hyderabad - - - -

6 Rangareddy 10,480 1,353 9 5,079

7 Mahabubnagar 15,560 3,562 21 17,606

8 Nalgonda 20,277 2,934 12 22,898

9 Warangal 18,241 2,158 14 21,273

10 Khammam 19,973 1,992 21 2,405

Total 1,57,814 24,961 140 1,51,025

Source: 1. Engineer-in-Chief, Rural Water Supply, Hyderabad. 2. Project Director, State Water and Sanitation Mission (SWSM), Hyderabad.



TABLE - 18.8 NUMBER OF FAIR PRICE SHOPS AND FUNCTIONING OF RYTHU BAZARS, 2015

Sl. No. District Fair Price Shops Number Name of the Rythu Bazar Total

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Adilabad 1,446 1 Opp: Municipal Office 1

2 Nizamabad 1,340 1 Pullanga X Road

2 2 NGOs’ Colony

3 Karimnagar 2,094 1 Weekly Market Area

2 2 Kashmir Gadda Area

4 Medak 1,849

1 Medak Town (Not working)

3 2 Siddipet Town

3 Ramchandrapuram (Not working)

5 Hyderabad 871

1 Falaknama

3 2 Erragadda

3 Mehdipatnam

6 Rangareddy 1,878

1 Meerpet

10

2 Saroornagar

3 Vanasthalipuram

4 Kukatpally

5 Alwal

6 Ramakrishnapuram

7 Medchal

8 Vikarabad

9 Medipally

10 Yellammabanda

7 Mahabubnagar 2,324 1 Near Railway Gate

2 2 Nagarkurnool

8 Nalgonda 2,097

1 Ursu Premises (Nalgonda) (Not working)

5 2 Miryalaguda (NSP Camp)

3 Kodad (Not working)

4 Suryapet

5 Bhongir

9 Warangal 2,124

1 Excise Colony

3 2 Railway Over Bridge./Fatima

3 Laxmipuram (M.Y) (Not working)

10 Khammam 1,203

1 Pavilian Ground

5

2 Kothagudem (P. Stdm)

3 Sathupally (Ramalayam)

4 Palvancha

5 Yellandu X Road

Total 17,226 36

Source: Director of Marketing, Hyderabad

Total



TABLE - 18.9 FUNCTIONING OF SELF HELP GROUPS AND BANK LINKAGES, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

Number of Amount

(Rs. in Crore) Self Help Groups (Cumulative)

Self Help Group Members (Cumulative)

SHGs Provided with Bank Credit

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Adilabad 38,114 4,36,991 13,706 233.67

2 Nizamabad 41,208 4,26,863 24,725 383.24

3 Karimnagar 57,722 6,35,483 25,499 515.70

4 Medak 42,719 4,69,033 17,105 399.21

5 Hyderabad - - - -

6 Rangareddy 35,545 3,65,638 17,286 278.13

7 Mahabubnagar 50,523 6,42,550 17,672 394.03

8 Nalgonda 61,956 6,67,964 21,468 484.54

9 Warangal 54,268 6,24,854 27,364 508.06

10 Khammam 46,291 4,45,797 23,744 379.17

Total 4,28,346 47,15,173 1,88,569 3,575.75

Source: Chief Executive Officer, SERP, Hyderabad.

TABLE - 18.10 WORKERS AND WAGE EARNINGS UNDER THE MAHATMA GANDHI NATIONAL RURAL EMPLOYMENT GUARANTEE SCHEME, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

Workers (in Nos.) Wage Earnings (in Rs.)

Registered Working Wages Average

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 6,16,823 5,92,922 2,47,707 2,66,586 8,703.25 9,798.07 129.09 122.96

2 Nizamabad 5,17,730 5,38,238 1,63,014 2,37,450 4,540.16 7,662.02 119.58 113.83

3 Karimnagar 7,42,667 7,42,868 1,74,384 2,88,722 4,548.49 9,201.34 125.25 120.97

4 Medak 6,66,454 6,12,311 1,92,393 2,37,340 5,145.98 7,309.93 118.28 114.65

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - -

6 Rangareddy 3,39,969 3,09,422 1,20,275 1,36,639 4,523.00 5,699.69 128.37 123.39

7 Mahabubnagar 10,59,365 9,71,469 2,20,781 2,98,849 5,020.14 7,642.35 112.04 108.66

8 Nalgonda 10,43,765 9,89,693 3,22,325 4,64,679 6,974.50 12,203.62 105.93 104.86

9 Warangal 8,73,031 8,50,270 2,54,333 330,360 5,010.33 7,194.15 111.58 106.01

10 Khammam 7,06,829 6,81,925 2,04,947 2,58,708 4,881.60 6,585.28 112.21 103.94

Total 65,66,633 62,89,118 19,00,159 25,19,333 49,347.45 73,296.45 117.63 112.60

Source: Commissioner of Rural Development, Hyderabad.



TABLE - 18.11 DISBURSEMENT (PHYSICAL) OF SOCIAL SECURITY PENSIONS BY AREA AND SCHEME, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Old Age Weavers

Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 96,025 17,221 1,13,246 299 303 602

2 Nizamabad 1,03,358 15,642 1,19,000 812 53 865

3 Karimnagar 1,64,647 25,668 1,90,315 5,274 3,107 8,381

4 Medak 1,25,917 15,905 1,41,822 1,361 1,553 2914

5 Hyderabad - 49,164 49,164 - 6 6

6 Rangareddy 79,976 30,675 1,10,651 384 178 562

7 Mahabubnagar 1,61,220 18,754 1,79,974 2,845 2,883 5,728

8 Nalgonda 1,51,250 14,618 1,65,868 5,184 698 5,882

9 Warangal 1,43,116 26,414 1,69,530 3,551 1,714 5,265

10 Khammam 1,01,271 16,761 1,18,032 348 54 402

Total 11,26,780 2,30,822 13,57,602 20,058 10,549 30,607

TABLE - 18.11 (contd.) DISBURSEMENT (PHYSICAL) OF SOCIAL SECURITY PENSIONS BY AREA AND SCHEME, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Disabled Widow Toddy Tappers


1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

1 Adilabad 24,038 5,521 29,559 96,198 19,462 1,15,660 996 58 1,054

2 Nizamabad 29,073 3,827 32,900 94,079 15,234 1,09,313 1,475 45 1,520

3 Karimnagar 53,498 10,948 64,446 1,02,107 26,089 1,28,196 10,205 411 10,616

4 Medak 25,995 3,975 29,970 1,10,137 16,715 1,26,852 2,066 312 2,378

5 Hyderabad - 21,955 21,955 - 75,246 75246 - 1 1

6 Rangareddy 24,765 12,047 36,812 85,258 46,604 1,31,862 1,549 182 1,731

7 Mahabubnagar 42,898 4,551 47,449 1,64,508 20,942 1,85450 2,566 195 2,761

8 Nalgonda 44,879 5,268 50,147 1,28,724 19,453 1,48,177 17,447 553 18,000

9 Warangal 40,988 7,850 48,838 1,14,846 33,605 1,48,451 9,820 589 10,409

10 Khammam 26,601 6,276 32,877 87,356 20,840 1,08,196 2,459 41 2,500

Total 3,12,735 82,218 3,94,953 9,83,213 2,94,190 12,77,403 48,583 2,387 50,970



TABLE - 18.12

FUNCTIONING OF ANGANWADI CENTRES, 2014-15 (In Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Projects Centres Children

enrolled AWWs

Main Mini Main Mini

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 18 3,538 586 1,98,697 3,538 586 3,538

2 Nizamabad 10 2,410 298 1,30,046 2,410 298 2,410

3 Karimnagar 16 3,573 145 1,66,138 3,573 145 3,573

4 Medak 11 3,009 375 1,60,055 3,009 375 3,009

5 Hyderabad 5 938 2 78,510 938 2 938

6 Rangareddy 13 2,524 269 2,00,843 2,524 269 2,524

7 Mahabubnagar 20 4,423 580 2,42,941 4,423 580 4,428

8 Nalgonda 18 3,801 401 1,79,642 3,801 401 3,801

9 Warangal 18 4,196 327 1,69,128 4,196 327 4,196

10 Khammam 20 3,299 1,006 1,65,487 3,670 1,218 3,670

Total 149 31,711 3,989 16,91,487 32,082 4,201 32,082

Source: Commissioner, Women Development and Child Welfare, Hyderabad.

Ayas (Helpers)

TABLE - 18.11 (concld.) DISBURSEMENT (PHYSICAL) OF SOCIAL SECURITY PENSIONS BY AREA AND SCHEME, 2014-15

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District Abhayahastham Grand Total


1 2 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

1 Adilabad - - - 38,442 5,768 44,210 2,55,998 48,333 3,04,331

2 Nizamabad 9,013 - 9,013 75,320 5,925 81,245 3,13,130 40,726 3,53,856

3 Karimnagar - - - 72,675 20,271 92,946 4,08,406 86,494 4,94,900

4 Medak - - - 21,961 5,156 27,117 2,87,437 43,616 3,31,053

5 Hyderabad - - - - - - - 1,46,372 1,46,372

6 Rangareddy 4,408 - 4,408 70 96 166 1,96,410 89,782 2,86,192

7 Mahabubnagar - - - 2,430 330 2,760 3,76,467 47,655 4,24,122

8 Nalgonda - - - 515 28 543 3,47,999 40,618 3,88,617

9 Warangal - - - 4,080 3615 7,695 3,16,401 73,787 3,90,188

10 Khammam 3,405 - 3,405 1 - 1 2,21,441 43,972 2,65,413

Total 16,826 - 16,826 2,15,494 41,189 2,56,683 27,23,689 6,61,355 33,85,044

Source : Chief Executive Officer, SERP, Hyderabad.

Beedi Workers



TABLE - 18.13 COMPANY WISE NUMBER OF LPG CONNECTIONS FROM 2011-12 TO 2014-15

Sl. No.

District 2011-12 2012-13

IOCL HPCL BPCL Total IOCL HPCL BPCL Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 1,37,054 1,30,355 93,814 3,61,223 1,54,832 1,45,955 1,02,945 4,03,732

2 Nizamabad 87,345 1,31,715 1,76,538 3,95,598 1,05,680 1,43,982 1,95,859 4,45,521

3 Karimnagar 3,40,715 1,62,514 1,69,278 6,72,507 3,86,100 1,82,785 1,86,223 7,55,108

4 Medak 80,901 2,20,705 1,40,939 4,42,545 96,959 2,49,967 1,62,520 5,09,446

5 Hyderabad 5,26,376 6,05,225 1,68,854 13,00,455 5,79,807 6,65,819 1,81,251 14,26,877

6 Rangareddy 7,10,253 5,14,134 2,33,286 14,57,673 7,69,789 5,77,700 2,51,590 15,99,079

7 Mahabubnagar 61,523 1,63,492 1,53,397 3,78,412 96,793 1,88,506 1,71,050 4,56,349

8 Nalgonda 2,50,053 1,52,073 1,03,667 5,05,793 3,08,724 1,77,771 1,15,090 601,585

9 Warangal 91,748 1,82,676 2,39,149 5,13,573 1,13,140 2,08,591 2,58,861 5,80,592

10 Khammam 1,50,505 2,28,176 80,995 4,59,676 1,80,612 2,77,147 85,978 5,43,737

Total 24,36,473 24,91,065 15,59,917 64,87,455 27,92,436 28,18,223 17,11,367 73,22,026

TABLE - 18.13 (concld.) COMPANY WISE NUMBER OF LPG CONNECTIONS FROM 2011-12 TO 2014-15

Sl. No.

District 2013-14 2014-15

IOCL HPCL BPCL Total IOCL HPCL BPCL Total

1 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

1 Adilabad 1,72,262 1,59,406 1,16,855 4,48,523 1,94,905 1,79,734 1,52,128 5,26,767

2 Nizamabad 1,23,672 1,54,045 2,18,324 4,96,041 1,41,975 1,70,949 2,52,245 5,65,169

3 Karimnagar 4,23,086 1,99,182 2,04,343 8,26,611 4,61,714 2,16,235 2,52,401 9,30,350

4 Medak 1,25,032 2,81,692 1,85,350 5,92,074 1,57,084 3,06,322 2,20,020 6,83,426

5 Hyderabad 6,23,263 6,64,720 1,99,049 14,87,032 6,57,370 6,99,732 2,15,269 15,72,371

6 Rangareddy 8,23,286 6,04,467 2,73,837 17,01,590 8,73,468 6,49,702 3,00,571 18,23,741

7 Mahabubnagar 1,36,684 2,16,219 1,92,556 5,45,459 1,78,359 2,39,921 2,22,642 6,40,922

8 Nalgonda 3,55,663 2,01,514 1,27,150 6,84,327 4,05,104 2,22,937 1,55,920 7,83,961

9 Warangal 1,35,980 2,35,492 2,87,837 6,59,309 1,65,320 2,59,666 3,41,928 7,66,914

10 Khammam 1,96,733 3,14,410 92,762 6,03,905 2,06,500 3,35,969 96,445 6,38,914

Total 31,15,661 30,31,147 18,98,063 80,44,871 34,41,799 32,81,167 22,09,569 89,32,535

Source: HPCL



19. Education

Education in its general sense is a form of

learning in which the knowledge, skills, values,

beliefs and habits of a group of people are

transferred from one generation to the next

through story telling, discussion, teaching,

training, or research. Education may also include

informal transmission of such information from

one human being to another through a set of

instructions in the process of making them

educated about the society, surroundings,

environment etc. Telangana state has multiple institutes

of higher education universities along with

numerous primary and secondary schools. The

state is home to a number of institutes, which

impart higher education. The higher education

includes many colleges, universities and research

institutes providing professional education in the

fields of arts, humanities, science, engineering,

law, medicine, pharmacy, business, and

veterinary sciences, with undergraduate and

post-graduation. These institutions are producing

lakhs of professional scholars, every year who in

turn give direction to the state in transforming its

objectives into reality. There is a saying that

today’s children are tomorrow’s citizens and the

future of the state would be as directed by them.

School Education

The Government of India with an objective

to provide universal education to all of its

citizens has enacted the Right of Children to Free

and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 to provide

free and Compulsory Education to all the

children in the age group of 6 to 14 years, in the

country. In order to achieve this objective, need

exists for ensuring access to education, gender

parity in school enrolment, overall enrolment and

retention and the quality of education being

imparted.

In the light of Right of Children to Free

and Compulsory Education Act, 2009, the

Government has taken various initiatives for

universalization of elementary education like

strengthening of existing schools, opening

of new primary schools, and other type of

educational facilities in remote and un-served

habitations, in the State.

There are 43,861 schools functioning under

various managements during 2014-15 in the

State and imparting quality education to pupil.

Total students enrolled during the year are

61.53 lakhs, consisting of 31.51 lakhs boys and

30.02 lakhs girls. The teachers deployed are 2.40

lakh and the teacher-pupil ratio is 26. Category

wise number of schools functioning, students

enrolled and teachers employed are shown in the

charts given here under.



Junior Colleges

All put together, there are 2,493 Junior

Colleges functioning during the year 2014-15 in

the State. The number of students enrolled are

3,42,754 consisting of 1,69,088 boys and

1,73,666 girls and a total of 23,114 lecturers are

imparting education in these colleges. The

results of Intermediate Examinations held

during 2015 are presented in the graph.

Degree Colleges

There are 195 Degree Colleges functioning in

the State with an enrolment of 1,41,250 students,

consisting of 71,618 men and 69,632 women.

There are 3,877 Lecturers imparting education in

these colleges, out of them 1,988 are men and

1,889 are women lecturers.

Engineering Colleges

Engineering colleges are primarily

established to produce engineers and technicians

with technical knowledge and adequate skills

with an objective to meet the technical skills

requirements as per the needs of the industry.

There are about 354 engineering colleges

in the State with a total intake of 96,648

students. Apart from engineering, there are 250

polytechnic colleges functioning with a strength

of 61,790 students during 2014-15.

Welfare Hostels

Government has been taking numerous

welfare measures for importing quality education

to all those children whose parents are not in

a position to offer education to their children

by establishing residential schools and hostels,

in the State.

There are 780 hostels with a strength of 61,526

students for scheduled castes, 203 hostels with

a strength of 43,361 students and 283 ashram

schools with a strength of 84,558 students for

scheduled tribes and 737 hostels with a strength

of 58,428 students for backward classes welfare

functioning in the State during 2014-15.

Apart from these institutions, several other

institutions are also functioning in the fields

of arts, humanities, medical, pharmacy, business

administration, computer applications and

special schools for deaf and dumb, mentally

challenged, blind etc., and imparting quality

education to the students in the light of

achieving the universal education in the State.

An attempt is made in this chapter to

provide information on the functions various

educational institutions in the subsequent tables.



Table Content

19.1 Educational Institutions, Enrolment and Teachers Employed at a Glance for the year, 2014-15

19.2 Management wise Schools at a Glance for the year 2014-15

19.3 Primary Schools (I-V), 2014-15

19.4 Primary with Upper Primary Schools (I-VII/VIII), 2014-15

19.5 Primary with Upper Primary, Secondary and Higher Secondary Schools (I-XII), 2014-15

19.6 Upper Primary with Secondary and Higher Secondary Schools (VI-XII), 2014-15

19.7 Primary with Upper Primary and Secondary Schools (I-X), 2014-15

19.8 Upper Primary with Secondary Schools (VI-X), 2014-15

19.9 Schools for Special Education, 2014-15

19.10 Gross Enrolment Ratio in Classes I-V, VI-VIII and IX-X, 2014-15

19.11 Dropout Rates in Classes I-V, I-VIII and I-X, 2014-15

19.12 District Institutes of Educational Training, 2014-15

19.13 Government Backward Classes Welfare Hostels, 2014-15

19.14 Government Hostels for Scheduled Castes Students (Classes I to X), 2014-15

19.15 Government Hostels and Ashram Schools for Scheduled Tribes, 2014-15

19.16 Number of Residential Schools, 2014-15

19.17 Results of S.S.C Examinations, 2014 and 2015

19.18 Results of Intermediate Examinations, 2014 and 2015

19.19 Functioning of Junior Colleges, 2014-15

19.20 Functioning of University wise Degree Colleges, 2014-15

19.21 University wise and Course wise number of Students, 2014-15

19.22 Bachelor of Education Colleges and Seats, 2014-15

19.23 Engineering and Polytechnic Colleges and Seats, 2014-15

19.24 Master of Business Administration Colleges and Seats, 2014-15

19.25 Master of Computer Application Colleges and Seats, 2014-15

19.26 Pharmacy and Medical Colleges and Seats, 2014-15

19.27 University wise Colleges offering Medical Courses, 2014-15

19.28 Course wise Colleges offering Medical Courses, 2014-15



TABLE - 19.1 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, ENROLMENT AND TEACHERS EMPLOYED

AT A GLANCE FOR THE YEAR 2014-15

Sl. No.

Institution No. of Schools

No. of Enrolments No. of Teachers

Boys Girls Total Men Women Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Primary School (I-V) 25,289 11,85,606 11,29,180 23,14,786 35,674 48,473 84,147

2 Primary With Upper Primary Schools (I-VII/VIII)

7,263 5,55,641 5,06,261 10,61,902 21,834 24,023 45,857

3 Primary With Upper Primary, Secondary and Higher Secondary Schools (I-XII)

132 35,568 55,203 90,771 916 1,365 2,281

4 Upper Primary With Secondary and Higher Secondary Schools (VI-XII)

204 38,676 40,234 78,910 1,792 1,374 3,166

5 Primary With Upper Primary and Secondary Schools (I-X)

1,008 2,08,253 1,75,496 3,83,749 4,783 5,406 10,189

All types of Schools 43,861 31,50,812 30,02,598 61,53,410 1,19,717 1,20,416 2,40,133

6 Upper Primary with Secondary Schools (VI-X)

9,965 11,27,068 10,96,224 22,23,292 54,718 39,775 94,493

TABLE - 19.2 MANAGEMENT WISE SCHOOLS AT A GLANCE FOR THE YEAR 2014-15

Sl. No.

District Central Govern-ment

State Govern-ment

MPP/ ZPP

Private Aided

Private Unaided

Other Schools

(incl. NCLP/ Madarsas)

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

2 Nizamabad 1 225 2,042 44 856 75 3,243

3 Karimnagar 3 249 2,853 38 1,545 45 4,733

4 Medak 3 194 2,809 10 808 48 3,872

5 Hyderabad 9 712 - 291 2,195 184 3,391

6 Rangareddy 17 123 2,237 48 2,888 55 5,368

7 Mahabubnagar 2 298 3,569 54 1,212 53 5,188

8 Nalgonda 2 247 3,019 86 1,263 51 4,668

9 Warangal 5 532 2,742 108 1,434 55 4,876

10 Khammam 3 514 2,383 64 645 51 3,660

Total 47 4,361 24,346 778 13,675 654 43,861

Source: DISE data 2014-15 (as on 30th September, 2014)

1 Adilabad 2 1,267 2,692 35 829 37 4,862



TABLE - 19.3 PRIMARY SCHOOLS (I-V), 2014-15

Sl. No. District/Management No. of Schools



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

I ADILABAD

i) Central Government - - - - - - -

ii) State Government 1,016 12,890 13,476 26,366 1,138 203 1,341

iii) MPP - ZPP 1,962 43,905 46,809 90,714 2,333 1,353 3,686

iv) Aided 16 1,324 1486 2,810 22 32 54

v) Un-aided 246 32,532 24,807 57,339 601 1,361 1,962

vi) Other Schools (incl. NCLP/ Madarsas)

28 720 733 1,453 36 72 108

Total 3,268 91,371 87,311 1,78,682 4,130 3,021 7,151

II NIZAMABAD


ii) State Government 99 3,417 4,666 8,083 73 128 201

iii) MPP - ZPP 1,389 36,473 39,201 75,674 1,838 1,538 3,376

iv) Aided 22 2,895 3,730 6,625 40 112 152

v) Un-aided 287 40,709 30,529 71.238 661 1,681 2,342


63 2,011 3,466 5,477 53 118 171

Total 1,860 85,505 81,592 1,67,097 2,665 3,577 6,242

III KARIMNAGAR



iii) MPP – ZPP 1,917 34,254 38,381 72,635 2,582 1,952 4,534

iv) Aided 16 1,040 1,070 2,110 14 16 30

v) Un-aided 446 49,947 38,633 88,580 906 1,778 2,684

vi) Other Schools (inc NCLP/ Madarsas)

40 1,342 1,250 2,592 32 87 119

Total 2,488 88,172 81,677 1,69,849 3,577 3,912 7,489

IV


ii) State Government 59 2140 2,444 4,584 42 89 131

iii) MPP - ZPP 1,913 58,703 62,285 1,20,988 2,336 2,039 4,375

iv) Aided 5 509 372 881 9 11 20

v) Un-aided 240 30,613 23,959 54,572 531 1,,614 2,145


30 1,471 975 2,446 65 60 125

Total 2,247 93,436 90,035 1,83,471 2,983 3,813 6,796

MEDAK



TABLE - 19.3 (contd.) PRIMARY SCHOOLS (I-V), 2014-15

S1. No. District/ Management No. of Schools



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

V HYDERABAD

i) Central Government 3 222 125 347 14 19 33

ii) State Government 519 36,130 39,651 75,781 492 1,909 2,401

iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided 129 8,740 1,5421 24,161 39 417 456

v) Un-aided 817 1,14,762 1,04,896 2,19,658 771 5,589 6,360


113 7,676 6,627 14,303 142 171 313

Total 1,581 1,67,530 1,66,720 3,34,250 1,458 8,105 9,563

VI RANGAREDDY



iii) MPP - ZPP 1,581 63,260 69,847 1,33,107 1,955 2,096 4,051

iv) Aided 16 2257 2,213 4,470 11 48 59

v) Un-aided 1,107 1,50,201 1,31,852 2,82,053 1,401 7,198 8,599


29 2,753 2,492 5,245 50 102 152

Total 2,771 2,19,966 2,08,431 4,28,397 3,455 9,492 12,947

VII MAHABUBNAGAR



iii) MPP - ZPP 2,479 82,504 91,501 1,74,005 3,080 2,466 5,546

iv) Aided 29 2,362 2,432 4,794 66 35 101

v) Un-aided 404 44,777 30,811 75,588 975 1,917 2,892


40 1,652 1,725 3,377 84 69 153

Total 3,091 1,35,675 1,31,585 2,67,260 4,328 4,641 8,969

VIII



iii) MPP - ZPP 2,204 50,312 58,130 1,08,442 3,323 2,065 5,388

iv) Aided 51 3,196 4,292 7,488 101 76 177

v) Un-aided 439 62,821 44,801 1,07,622 964 1,826 2,790


28 1,706 1,052 2,758 53 58 111

Total 2,817 1,20,055 1,11,234 2,31,289 4,541 4,147 8,688

NALGONDA



TABLE - 19.3 (concld.) PRIMARY SCHOOLS (I-V), 2014-15

Sl. No. District/ Management No. of Enrolments No. of Teachers


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

IX WARANGAL

i) Central Government 1 - - - - - -


iii) MPP - ZPP 1,935 41,022 45,447 86,469 3,166 1,857 5,023

iv) Aided 49 1621 2,312 3,933 70 98 168

v) Un-aided 514 62,659 46,604 1,09,263 1,411 2,379 3,790

vi) Other Schools (incl. NCLP/ Madarsas) 37 1,556 873 2,429 64 59 123

Total 2,847 1,12,497 1,02,033 2,14,530 5,197 4,623 9,820

X KHAMMAM



iii) MPP - ZPP 1,687 36,394 38,037 74,431 2,199 1,521 3,720

iv) Aided 37 3,273 3,854 7,127 38 106 144

v) Un-aided 203 24,352 19,588 43,940 494 1221 1,715

vi) Other Schools (incl. NCLP/ Madarsas) 32 595 551 1,146 46 47 93

Total 2,319 71,399 68,562 1,39,961 3,340 3,142 6,482

T

O T

A L

STATE


ii) State Government 2,705 76,485 86,011 1,62,496 3,098 3,209 6,307

iii) MPP - ZPP 17,067 4,46,827 4,89,638 9,36,465 22,812 16,887 39,699

iv) Aided 370 27,217 37,182 64,399 410 951 1361

v) Un-aided 4,703 6,13,373 4,96,480 11,09,853 8,715 26,564 35,279


440 21,482 19,744 41,226 625 843 1,468

Total 25,289 11,85,606 11,29,180 23,14,786 35,674 48,473 84,147

Source: Commissioner and Director of School Education, Hyderabad.

No. of Schools



TABLE - 19.4 PRIMARY WITH UPPER PRIMARY SCHOOLS (I-VII/ VIII), 2014-15

Sl. No. District/ Management No. of Schools



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

I ADILABAD


ii) State Government 29 1,913 1761 3674 57 30 87

iii) MPP - ZPP 380 18,101 19,721 37,822 1,023 576 1,599

iv) Aided 3 155 136 291 2 4 6

v) Un-aided 305 26,930 19,495 46,425 1,163 1,425 2,588

Total 725 47,471 41,415 88,886 2,261 2,068 4,329

II NIZAMABAD



iii) MPP - ZPP 251 11,569 13,272 24,841 780 538 1,318

iv) Aided 7 700 916 1,616 19 12 31

v) Un-aided 284 25,999 20,666 46,665 1,019 1,373 2,392

Total 572 40,043 36,624 76,667 1,887 1,975 3,862

III KARIMNAGAR

i) Central Government 1 328 289 617 - - -

ii) State Government 12 641 500 1,141 12 7 19

iii) MPP - ZPP 326 10,673 12,350 23,023 1,211 750 1,961

iv) Aided 8 171 225 396 20 9 29

v) Un-aided 519 44,650 36,685 81,335 1,630 1,612 3,242

Total 870 56,665 50,278 1,06,943 2,876 2,386 5,262

IV MEDAK



iii) MPP - ZPP 417 22,039 24,665 46,704 1,027 694 1,721

iv) Aided 1 - - - 2 1 3

v) Un-aided 281 28,708 22,137 50,845 1,031 1,478 2,509

Total 729 52,907 49,146 1,02,053 2,119 2,273 4,392


8 372 302 674 16 33 49


10 567 191 758 19 12 31


4 202 229 431 3 8 11


17 1,456 1,206 2,662 44 77 121



TABLE - 19.4 (contd.) PRIMARY WITH UPPER PRIMARY SCHOOLS (I-VII/ VIII), 2014-15


No. of Enrolment No. of Teachers


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

V HYDERABAD


ii) State Government 5 271 654 925 7 32 39

iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided 38 2,993 2,909 5,902 26 109 135

v) Un-aided 406 48,804 45,632 94,436 596 2,466 3,062

Total 506 57,887 55,409 1,13,296 701 2,731 3,432

VI RANGAREDDY



iii) MPP - ZPP 233 14,309 15,966 30,275 575 554 1,129

iv) Aided 15 1,053 1,075 2128 13 58 71

v) Un-aided 598 70,762 63,245 1,34,007 1,353 3,326 4,679

Total 881 89,425 83,743 1,73,168 2,008 4,082 6,090

VII MAHABUBNAGAR



iii) MPP - ZPP 560 38,388 43,381 81,769 1,504 1,131 2,635

iv) Aided 7 629 632 1,261 21 21 42

v) Un-aided 394 40,816 27,291 68,107 1,621 1,543 31,64

Total 986 81,154 73,990 1,55,144 3,213 2,748 5,961

VIII NALGONDA



iii) MPP - ZPP 271 13,004 15,355 28,359 982 680 1,662

iv) Aided 8 1043 862 1,905 11 24 35

v) Un-aided 313 35,076 24,002 59,078 1,065 1,140 2,205

Total 629 51,640 43,536 95,176 2,135 1,952 4,087


57 5,819 6,214 12,033 72 124 196


26 2,772 2,730 5,502 55 133 188


10 707 846 1,553 26 42 68


20 1,593 1,697 3,290 46 80 126



TABLE - 19.4 (concld.) PRIMARY WITH UPPER PRIMARY SCHOOLS (I-VII/ VIII), 2014-15


No. of Enrolments No of Teachers


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

IX WARANGAL



iii) MPP - ZPP 344 13,105 15,320 28,425 1,237 729 1,966

iv) Aided 26 886 909 1,795 96 44 140

v) Un-aided 314 25,710 19,889 45,599 1,302 1,161 2,463

Total 735 43,049 38,896 81,945 2,777 2,039 4,816

X KHAMMAM



iii) MPP - ZPP 399 15,200 15,951 31,151 1,137 641 1,778

iv) Aided 4 272 297 569 1 16 17

v) Un-aided 193 18,864 14,100 32,964 661 1,053 1,714

Total 630 35,400 33,224 68,624 1,857 1,769 3,626

T

O T

A L

STATE



iii) MPP - ZPP 3,181 1,56,388 1,75,981 3,32,369 9,476 6,293 15,769

iv) Aided 117 7,902 7,961 15,863 211 298 509

v) Un-aided 3,607 3,66,319 2,93,142 6,59,461 11,441 16,577 28,018

Total 7,263 5,55,641 5,06,261 10,61,902 21,834 24,023 45,857

Source: Commissioner and Directorate of School Education, Hyderabad.


14 737 565 1,302 46 31 77


11 547 307 854 35 45 80


177 14,772 14,287 29,059 362 585 947



TABLE - 19.5 PRIMARY WITH UPPER PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOLS (I-XII), 2014-15



Boys Girls Total Men Women Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

I ADILABAD



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided - - - - - - -

Total 6 1,151 2,304 3,455 28 15 43

II NIZAMABAD



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided - - - - - - -

Total 12 1,724 4,787 6,511 44 26 70

III KARIMNAGAR



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided - - - - - - -

Total 12 2,752 3,793 6,545 81 58 139

IV MEDAK

i) Central Government 1 540 488 1,028 17 6 23


iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 2 542 198 740 26 45 71

Total 20 4,732 6,737 11,469 113 147 260


- - - - - - -


- - - - - - -


- - - - - - -


- - - - - - -



TABLE - 19.5 (contd.) PRIMARY WITH UPPER PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOLS (I-XII), 2014-15




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

V HYDERABAD


ii) State Government - - - - - - -

iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 8 7,011 9,087 16,098 51 399 450

Total 11 7,251 9,327 16,578 93 460 553

VI RANGAREDDY

i) Central Government 7 3,520 3,143 6,663 70 158 228


iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 4 1,734 1,417 3,151 56 99 155

Total 21 7,960 7,879 15,839 201 328 529

VII MAHABUBNAGAR



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided - - - - - - -

Total 11 1,074 5,027 6,101 50 54 104

VIII NALGONDA



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 1 229 138 367 2 3 5

Total 13 2,364 5,414 7,778 98 81 179


- - - - - - -


- - - - - - -


- - - - - - -


- - - - - - -



TABLE - 19.5 (concld.) PRIMARY WITH UPPER PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOLS (I-XII), 2014-15




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

IX WARNGAL



iii) MPP – ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided - - - - - - -

Total 15 4,119 5,637 9,756 139 89 228

X KHAMMAM



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 1 163 105 268 - 12 12

Total 11 2,441 4,298 6,739 69 107 176

T

O T

A L

STATE


ii) State Government 101 19,861 38,838 58,699 620 559 1,179

iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 16 9,679 10,945 20,624 135 558 693

Total 132 35,568 55,203 90,771 916 1,365 2,281



- - - - - - -


- - - - - - -


- - - - - - -



TABLE - 19.6 UPPER PRIMARY WITH SECONDARY AND HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOLS (VI-XII), 2014-15




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

I ADILABAD



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided - - - - - - -


- - - - - - -

9 1,727 1,663 3,390 89 46 135

II NIZAMABAD



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 1 135 80 215 7 5 12


- - - - - - -

17 3,117 3,011 6,128 140 89 229

III KARIMNAGAR



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided - - - - - - -


- - - - - - -

47 8,442 10,068 18,510 491 289 780

IV MEDAK



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 3 713 291 1,004 22 23 45


- - - - - - -

30 5,724 4,789 10,513 208 219 427

Total

Total

Total

Total



TABLE - 19.6 (contd.) UPPER PRIMARY WITH SECONDARY AND HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOLS (VI-XII), 2014-15




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

V HYDERABAD


ii) State Government 1 - 420 420 1 24 25

iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 1 347 378 725 - 1 1


- - - - - - -

2 347 798 1,145 1 25 26

VI RANGAREDDY



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 1 884 - 884 20 - 20


- - - - - - -

20 4,154 3,307 7,461 124 173 297

VII MAHABUBNAGAR



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 2 626 436 1,062 10 6 16


- - - - - - -

10 2,321 2,049 4,370 78 49 127

VIII NALGONDA



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided - - - - - - -


- - - - - - -

34 6,530 7,311 13,841 326 212 538

Total

Total

Total

Total



TABLE - 19.6 (concld.) UPPER PRIMARY WITH SECONDARY AND HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOLS (VI-XII), 2014-15




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

IX WARANGAL



iii) MPP – ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided - - - - - - -


- - - - - - -

31 5,474 6,425 11,899 300 238 538

X KHAMMAM



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided - - - - - - -


- - - - - - -

4 840 813 1,653 35 34 69

T

O T

A L

STATE


ii) State Government 185 33,206 37,235 70,441 1,591 1,264 2,855

iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 8 2,705 1,185 3,890 59 35 94


- - - - - - -

Total 204 38,676 40,234 78,910 1,792 1,374 3,166


Total

Total



TABLE - 19.7 PRIMARY WITH UPPER PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS ( I-X ), 2014-15

S1. No. District/Management No. of Schools



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

I ADILABAD



iii) MPP - ZPP 3 473 485 958 11 8 19

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 42 10,478 6,870 17,348 247 302 549

Total 169 31,828 27,578 59,406 919 493 1,412

II NIZAMABAD



iii) MPP - ZPP 2 84 377 461 4 4 8

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 27 5,729 4,277 10,006 153 192 345

Total 42 8,741 5,856 14,597 197 214 411

III KARIMNAGAR



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided 1 62 154 216 - - -

v) Un-aided 60 10,447 8,068 18,515 291 220 511

Total 82 12,925 12,053 24,978 347 255 602

IV MEDAK



iii) MPP - ZPP 3 384 392 776 10 6 16

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 75 16,823 11,387 28,210 403 563 966

Total 91 20,658 13,982 34,640 488 634 1,122


- - - - - - -


- - - - - - -


- - - - - - -


1 78 137 215 1 4 5



TABLE - 19.7 (contd.) PRIMARY WITH UPPER PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS ( I-X ), 2014-15




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

V HYDERABAD


ii) State Government 5 1,133 412 1,545 48 31 79

iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 130 34,616 31,816 66,432 276 917 1,193


4 671 582 1,253 2 16 18

Total 140 36,955 33,416 70,371 340 991 1,331

VI RANGAREDDY



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided 2 305 220 525 3 13 16

v) Un-aided 129 28,035 24,398 52,433 370 880 1,250


- - - - - - -

Total 147 32,119 28,482 60,601 444 1,026 1,470

VII MAHABUBNAGAR



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 78 15,252 9,580 24,832 393 448 841


1 - 215 215 2 - 2

Total 96 18,840 12,282 31,122 455 480 935

VIII NALGONDA



iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 26 6,264 4,290 10,554 143 120 263


- - - - - - -

Total 42 8,528 8353 16,881 228 185 413



TABLE - 19.7 (concld.) PRIMARY WITH UPPER PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS ( I-X ), 2014-15




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

IX WARANGAL



iii) MPP - ZPP 5 486 482 968 30 7 37

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 70 14,276 10,048 24,324 461 377 838


3 386 135 521 17 26 43

Total 116 20,861 17,722 38,583 801 546 1,347

X KHAMMAM



iii) MPP - ZPP 1 101 103 204 6 1 7

iv) Aided - - - - - - -

v) Un-aided 51 12,661 9,311 21,972 383 440 823


5 749 604 1,353 25 34 59

Total 83 16,798 15,772 32,570 564 582 1,146

T

O T

A L

STATE


ii) State Government 279 46,050 47,854 93,904 1,455 642 2,097

iii) MPP - ZPP 14 1,528 1,839 3,367 61 26 87

iv) Aided 3 367 374 741 3 13 16

v) Un-aided 688 1,54,581 1,20,045 2,74,626 3,120 4,459 7,579


14 1,884 1,673 3,557 47 80 127

Total 1,008 2,08,253 1,75,496 3,83,749 4,783 5,406 10,189

Source: Commissioner and Director of School Education



TABLE - 19.8 UPPER PRIMARY WITH SECONDARY SCHOOLS ( VI-X ), 2014-15


No. of Enrolment No. of Teachers


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

I ADILABAD



iii) MPP - ZPP 347 40,564 39,560 80,124 2,598 1,012 3,610

iv) Aided 16 2,056 2,007 4,063 63 40 103

v) Un-aided 236 27,757 21,408 49,165 1,404 635 2,039

Total 685 75,796 76,181 1,51,977 4,370 1,867 6,237

II NIZAMABAD



iii) MPP - ZPP 400 43,103 43,691 86,794 2,946 1,455 4,401

iv) Aided 15 1,934 3,335 5,269 55 76 131

v) Un-aided 257 37,007 25,610 62,617 1,405 978 2,383

Total 740 86,089 84,123 1,70,212 4,668 2,762 7,430

III KARIMNAGAR



iii) MPP - ZPP 610 54,444 59,058 1,13,502 4,253 1,966 6,219

iv) Aided 13 1,270 1,453 2,723 20 11 31

v) Un-aided 520 53,072 40,394 93,466 2532 1,135 3,667

Total 1,234 1,13,175 1,12,031 2,25,206 7,089 3,291 10,380

IV MEDAK



iii) MPP - ZPP 476 58,120 59,168 1,17,288 3,433 1,823 5,256

iv) Aided 4 527 642 1,169 8 13 21

v) Un-aided 207 24,962 19,271 44,233 1,135 898 2,033

Total 755 89,598 89,671 1,79,269 4,813 2,941 7,754


1 38 17 55 1 4 5


2 37 300 337 6 8 14


1 56 65 121 4 1 5


- - - - - - -



TABLE - 19.8 (contd.) UPPER PRIMARY WITH SECONDARY SCHOOLS ( VI-X ), 2014-15




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

V HYDERABAD


ii) State Government 182 18,465 25,608 44,073 846 1,789 2,635

iii) MPP - ZPP - - - - - - -

iv) Aided 124 8,641 18,511 27,152 165 656 821

v) Un-aided 833 1,09,018 1,01,344 2,10,362 2,020 5,198 7,218


10 652 833 1,485 26 60 86

Total 1,151 1,36,914 1,46,609 2,83,523 3,070 7,720 10,790

VI RANGAREDDY



iii) MPP - ZPP 423 62,501 63,682 1,26,183 2,751 2,294 5,045

iv) Aided 15 1,415 1,793 3,208 23 62 85

v) Un-aided 1,049 1,32,413 1,13,135 2,45,548 3,393 6,056 9,449


- - - - - - -

Total 1,528 1,98,751 1,85,548 3,84,299 6,269 8,603 14,872

VII MAHABUBNAGAR



iii) MPP - ZPP 530 77,236 70,199 1,47,435 3,972 2,117 6,089

iv) Aided 18 1,667 2,055 3,722 37 26 63

v) Un-aided 334 36,236 24,240 60,476 1,850 984 2,834


2 91 143 234 7 1 8

Total 994 1,24,127 1,16,335 2,40,462 6,323 3,441 9,764

VIII NALGONDA



iii) MPP - ZPP 544 57,845 56,348 1,14,193 3,901 1,870 5,771

iv) Aided 27 3,268 4,188 7,456 60 73 133

v) Un-aided 484 46,785 32,145 78,930 2,631 946 3,577


3 150 88 238 18 3 21

Total 1,133 1,12,096 1,03,745 2,15,841 6,831 3,167 9,998



TABLE - 19.8 (concld.) UPPER PRIMARY WITH SECONDARY SCHOOLS ( VI-X ), 2014-15




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

IX WARANGAL



iii) MPP - ZPP 458 45,511 46,035 91,546 3,532 1,586 5,118

iv) Aided 33 1,588 3,788 5,376 93 88 181

v) Un-aided 536 58,047 41,367 99,414 3,140 1,376 4,516

Total 1,132 1,11,531 1,06,435 2,17,966 7,232 3,296 10,528

X KHAMMAM


ii) State Government 94 14,928 14,721 29,649 734 415 1,149

iii) MPP - ZPP 296 34,948 36,231 71,179 2,143 1,286 3,429

iv) Aided 23 2,940 4,261 7,201 63 125 188

v) Un-aided 197 26,010 20,209 46,219 1,102 859 1,961

Total 613 78,991 75,546 1,54,537 4,053 2,687 6,740

T

O T

A L

STATE


ii) State Government 911 74,346 1,38,689 2,13,035 3,863 3,979 7,842

iii) MPP - ZPP 4,084 4,74,272 4,73,972 9,48,244 29,529 15,409 44,938

iv) Aided 288 25,306 42,033 67,339 587 1,170 1,757

v) Un-aided 4,653 5,51,307 4,39,123 9,90,430 20,612 19,065 39,677

Total 9965 11,27,068 10,96,224 22,23,292 54,718 39,775 94,493



1 77 65 142 3 1 4


3 165 124 289 11 2 13


23 1,266 1,635 2,901 76 80 156



TABLE - 19.9 SCHOOLS FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District No. of Schools



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

a Deaf and Dumb Schools

1 Adilabad - - - - - - -

2 Nizamabad 1 54 31 85 3 5 8

3 Karimnagar 1 82 32 114 8 4 12

4 Medak - - - - - - -

5 Hyderabad 2 161 24 185 9 17 26

6 Rangareddy 1 75 89 164 - 7 7

7 Mahabubnagar - - - - - - -

8 Nalgonda 1 96 67 163 10 7 17

9 Warangal 3 173 146 319 10 14 24

10 Khammam - - - - - - -

Total 9 641 389 1,030 40 54 94

b Schools for Mentally Challenged

1 Karimnagar 2 279 72 351 9 28 37

2 Warangal 2 96 62 158 9 7 16

Total 4 375 134 509 18 35 53

c Schools for Oriental Education (Hindi Maha Vidyalayas & Sanskrit Pathasalas)

1 Nizamabad 2 156 178 334 5 4 9

2 Karimnagar 2 115 92 207 - - -

3 Warangal 2 63 55 118 3 2 5

Total 6 334 325 659 8 6 14

d Schools for Blind

1 Karimnagar 2 49 29 78 9 3 12

2 Hyderabad 4 139 184 323 5 34 39

3 Mahabubnagar 2 92 79 171 10 4 14

Total 8 280 292 572 24 41 65




TABLE - 19.10 GROSS ENROLMENT RATIO IN CLASSES I-V, VI-VIII AND IX-X, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District Classes (I-V) Classes (VI-VIII) Classes (IX-X)

Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 102.84 101.47 102.18 81.61 82.85 82.22 66.49 73.32 69.78

2 Nizamabad 98.95 98.38 98.67 85.00 85.01 85.00 72.83 78.31 75.46

3 Karimnagar 95.11 92.74 93.96 86.33 88.68 87.48 78.28 85.76 81.59

4 Medak 93.76 92.24 93.02 81.67 81.12 81.40 68.86 74.73 71.68

5 Hyderabad 115.35 123.11 119.08 99.18 112.08 105.35 78.59 92.88 85.42

6 Rangareddy 112.15 113.47 112.79 106.61 104.75 105.71 90.51 91.73 91.10

7 Mahabubnagar 89.17 90.68 89.90 71.60 71.92 71.76 60.70 60.73 60.72

8 Nalgonda 92.73 92.95 92.83 79.98 80.80 80.38 73.07 76.28 74.61

9 Warangal 101.11 98.63 99.92 82.87 82.80 82.84 75.28 80.99 78.02

10 Khammam 89.17 87.72 88.46 78.24 79.03 78.63 68.25 71.98 70.06

Total 99.96 100.44 100.19 86.19 87.71 86.93 73.95 79.10 76.42

Source: Commissioner and Director of School Education, Hyderabad

Sl. No.

District Classes (I-V) Classes (I-VIII) Classes (I-X)

Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 21.55 23.08 22.29 38.77 36.75 37.80 47.15 42.38 44.83

2 Nizamabad 12.65 11.71 12.20 27.06 22.50 24.85 30.66 26.16 28.17

3 Karimnagar 17.77 16.19 17.01 25.02 22.41 23.75 31.38 24.47 28.02

4 Medak 23.47 23.96 23.71 38.89 37.32 38.13 44.80 42.56 43.69

5 Hyderabad 0.35 -2.11 -0.87 27.61 22.30 24.97 37.65 31.58 34.63

6 Rangareddy 14.04 12.74 13.42 21.51 21.98 21.73 28.14 28.08 28.11

7 Mahabubnagar 28.06 28.77 28.41 40.67 41.27 40.96 49.34 50.33 49.82

8 Nalgonda 26.68 26.59 26.64 36.42 35.66 36.05 41.14 40.06 40.61

9 Warangal 30.58 31.35 30.95 35.75 35.55 35.65 41.36 41.47 41.41

10 Khammam 20.16 17.50 18.88 29.26 26.99 28.15 36.24 32.44 34.37

Total 19.52 18.95 19.25 31.93 30.31 31.14 38.76 36.31 37.56

Source: Commissioner and Director of School Education, Hyderabad

TABLE - 19.11 DROPOUT RATES IN CLASSES I-V, I-VIII AND I-X, 2014-15



TABLE - 19.12 DISTRICT INSTITUTES OF EDUCAIONAL TRAINING, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District No. of

Institutes

No. of Teachers

Men Women Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Adilabad 1 300 - - -

2 Nizamabad 1 300 4 1 5

3 Karimnagar 1 300 4 1 5

4 Medak 1 300 1 2 3

5 Hyderabad 1 300 - - -

6 Rangareddy 1 300 6 - 6

7 Mahabubnagar 1 300 7 2 9

8 Nalgonda 1 200 3 2 5

9 Warangal 1 300 8 - 8

10 Khammam 1 200 4 - 4

Total 10 2800 37 8 45


Total Enrolment

TABLE - 19.13 GOVERNMENT BACKWARD CLASSES WELFARE HOSTELS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

Pre Matric Hostels

No. of Hostels for No. of Students

Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 40 10 50 2,766 562 3,328

2 Nizamabad 31 9 40 2,193 940 3,133

3 Karimnagar 43 9 52 2,845 747 3,592

4 Medak 50 15 65 3,953 968 4,921

5 Hyderabad 10 4 14 808 241 1,049

6 Rangareddy 36 11 47 3,620 1,184 4,804

7 Mahabubnagar 47 15 62 6,348 2,042 8,390

8 Nalgonda 48 20 68 2,883 3,635 6,518

9 Warangal 38 11 49 2,924 932 3,856

10 Khammam 30 13 43 3,050 971 4,021

Total 373 117 490 31,390 12,222 43,612

Source: Commissioner of BC Welfare, Hyderabad.



TABLE - 19.13 (contd.) GOVERNMENT BACKWARD CLASSES WELFARE HOSTELS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

Post Matric Hostels



1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Adilabad 10 10 20 559 551 1,110

2 Nizamabad 10 10 20 238 214 452

3 Karimnagar 13 13 26 715 842 1,557

4 Medak 9 9 18 570 279 849

5 Hyderabad 20 16 36 1,502 962 2,464

6 Rangareddy 13 15 28 1,139 860 1,999

7 Mahabubnagar 14 15 29 505 757 1,262

8 Nalgonda 13 13 26 924 1,990 2,914

9 Warangal 12 12 24 606 403 1,009

10 Khammam 10 10 20 497 703 1,200

Total 124 123 247 7,255 7,561 14,816

TABLE - 19.13 (concld.) GOVERNMENT BACKWARD CLASSES WELFARE HOSTELS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

Total Hostels


Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1 2 15 16 17 18 19 20

1 Adilabad 50 20 70 3,325 1,113 4,438

2 Nizamabad 41 19 60 2,431 1,154 3,585

3 Karimnagar 56 22 78 3,560 1,589 5,149

4 Medak 59 24 83 4,523 1,247 5,770

5 Hyderabad 30 20 50 2,310 1,203 3,513

6 Rangareddy 49 26 75 4,759 2,044 6,803

7 Mahabubnagar 61 30 91 6,853 2,799 9,652

8 Nalgonda 61 33 94 3,807 5,625 9,432

9 Warangal 50 23 73 3,530 1,335 4,865

10 Khammam 40 23 63 3,547 1,674 5,221

Total 497 240 737 38,645 19,783 58,428

Source: Commissioner of BC Welfare, Hyderabad



TABLE - 19.14 GOVERNMENT HOSTELS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES STUDENTS (CLASSES I TO X), 2014-15

Sl. No.

District No. of Hostels No. of Students


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 56 15 71 3,482 1,315 4,797

2 Nizamabad 50 12 62 3,264 1,377 4,641

3 Karimnagar 72 26 98 3,731 1,854 5,585

4 Medak 60 22 82 5,010 1,931 6,941

5 Hyderabad 7 8 15 473 526 999

6 Rangareddy 44 18 62 2,528 1,273 3,801

7 Mahabubnagar 81 21 102 10,189 3,501 13,690

8 Nalgonda 85 36 121 6,312 3,444 9,756

9 Warangal 74 22 96 4,657 2,092 6,749

10 Khammam 46 25 71 2,720 1,847 4,567

Total 575 205 780 42,366 19,160 61,526

Source: Commissioner of Social Welfare, Hyderabad.

TABLE - 19.15 GOVERNMENT HOSTELS AND ASHRAM SCHOOLS FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

Hostels Ashram Schools

No. No. of Students

No. No. of Students


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 7 - 1,253 1,253 116 17,642 20,069 37,711

2 Nizamabad 11 288 1,085 1,373 3 - 640 640

3 Karimnagar 11 340 763 1,103 14 852 826 1,678

4 Medak 15 466 1,385 1,851 4 147 311 458

5 Hyderabad 7 129 588 717 - - - -

6 Rangareddy 12 688 1,955 2,643 4 996 361 1,357

7 Mahabubnagar 21 2,112 4,469 6,581 16 1,724 1,736 3,460

8 Nalgonda 39 3,026 8,829 11,855 11 2,145 810 2,955

9 Warangal 35 2,519 4,774 7,293 39 5,902 3,657 9,559

10 Khammam 45 5,503 3,189 8,692 76 11,849 14,891 26,740

Total 203 15,071 28,290 43,361 283 41,257 43,301 84,558

Source: Commissioner of Tribal Welfare, Hyderabad.



TABLE - 19.16 NUMBER OF RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District Social Welfare

Schools Tribal Welfare

Schools BC Welfare Schools

Residential Educational Institutions

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Adilabad 14 6 2 2 24

2 Nizamabad 14 1 1 6 22

3 Karimnagar 16 3 3 5 27

4 Medak 19 3 5 7 34

5 Hyderabad 4 - - 3 7

6 Rangareddy 12 1 1 5 19

7 Mahabubnagar 14 6 4 4 28

8 Nalgonda 12 4 2 6 24

9 Warangal 17 8 3 6 34

10 Khammam 13 6 2 3 24

Total 135 38 23 47 243

TABLE - 19.17 RESULTS OF S.S.C EXAMINATIONS, 2014 AND 2015

Sl. No.

Students in 2014 Students in 2015

Appeared Passed % Passed Appeared Passed % Passed

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

I S.S.C. (March) (Regular candidates only)

(i) Boys 2,54,522 2,15,532 84.68 2,58,438 1,96,685 76.11

(ii) Girls 2,44,868 2,12,802 86.90 2,55,035 2,01,582 79.04

Total 4,99,390 4,28,334 85.77 5,13,473 3,98,267 77.56

II S.S.C. (June)

(i) Boys 74,129 32,114 43.32 72,226 43,796 60.64

(ii) Girls 46,736 22,903 49.00 55,317 36,447 65.89

Total 1,20,865 55,017 45.52 1,27,543 80,243 62.91

Source: Directorate of Government Examinations, Hyderabad.

Examination/ Students



TABLE - 19.18 RESULTS OF INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATIONS, 2014 AND 2015

Sl. No.

Examination/ Students

Students in 2014 Students in 2015

Appeared Passed % Passed Appeared Passed % Passed

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

I Intermediate (March) (Regular Candidates only)

(i) Boys 2,02,351 1,12,077 55.39 1,88,487 1,05,493 55.97

(ii) Girls 1,93,598 1,26,233 65.20 1,90,486 1,27,444 66.90

Total 3,95,949 2,38,310 60.19 3,78,973 2,32,937 61.47

II Intermediate (June) (Regular Candidates only)

(i) Boys -Nil- -Nil- -Nil- -Nil- -Nil- -Nil-

(ii) Girls -Nil- -Nil- -Nil- -Nil -Nil- -Nil-

Total -Nil- -Nil- -Nil- -Nil- -Nil- -Nil

Source: TS Board of Intermediate Education, Hyderabad

Sl. No.

District No. of Colleges for Number Enrolled No. of Lecturers

Boys/ Co-edn. Girls Total Boys Girls Total Men Women Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 173 20 193 9,179 10,425 19,604 1,443 367 1,810

2 Nizamabad 146 16 162 13,431 14,068 27,499 1,397 448 1,845

3 Karimnagar 301 18 319 18,893 23,299 42,192 2,408 744 3,152

4 Medak 198 15 213 15,109 14,560 29,669 1,458 488 1,946

5 Hyderabad 150 8 158 12,447 12,374 24,821 417 572 989

6 Rangareddy 299 16 315 31,245 26,945 58,190 1,728 986 2,714

7 Mahabubnagar 239 21 260 17,875 16,288 34,163 1,777 482 2,259

8 Nalgonda 288 15 303 18,827 18,775 37,602 2,533 569 3,102

9 Warangal 330 21 351 20,923 23,421 44,344 2,504 758 3,262

10 Khammam 209 10 219 11,159 13,511 24,670 1,468 567 2,035

Total 2,333 160 2,493 1,69,088 1,73,666 3,42,754 17,133 5,981 23,114

Source: TS Board of Intermediate Education, Hyderabad.

TABLE - 19.19 FUNCTIONING OF JUNIOR COLLEGES, 2014-15



TABLE - 19.20 FUNCTIONING OF UNIVERSITY WISE DEGREE COLLEGES, 2014-15

Sl. No.

University Management

Colleges (Co-education )

No. of Colleges

No. of Students No. of Lecturers

Men Women Men Women

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Osmania University

Government 23 10,947 5,016 267 135

Private-aided 40 20,113 6,862 376 386

Total 63 31,060 11,878 643 521

2 Kakatiya University

Government 31 10,690 5,918 404 129

Private-aided 6 2,925 1,440 78 32

Total 37 13,615 7,358 482 161

3 Satavahana University

Government 14 5,217 2,317 205 39

Private-aided 2 65 132 3 1

Total 16 5,282 2,449 208 40

4 Palamuru University

Government 16 8,844 3,303 198 52


Total 17 9,683 3,601 228 61

5 Mahatma Gandhi University

Government 9 4,576 3,088 128 25

Private-aided 2 1,904 817 40 17

Total 11 6,480 3,905 168 42

6 Telangana University

Government 11 5,454 4,002 137 24


Total 13 5,498 4,054 142 28

State

Government 104 45,728 23,644 1,339 404

Private-aided 53 25,890 9,601 532 449

Total 157 71,618 33,245 1,871 853




FUNCTIONING OF UNIVERSITY WISE DEGREE COLLEGES, 2014-15

Sl. No.


Colleges for Women

No. of Colleges


Men Women Men Women

1 2 3 9 10 11 12 13


Government 11 - 5,783 29 140

Private-aided 11 - 15,416 20 638

Total 22 - 21,199 49 778


Government 5 - 2,907 24 84

Private-aided 3 - 2,439 3 49

Total 8 - 5,346 27 133


Government 2 - 3,673 14 71

Private-aided - - - - -

Total 2 - 3,673 14 71


Government 4 - 4,371 12 10


Total 4 - 4,371 12 10


Government 1 - 1,233 7 15


Total 1 - 1,233 7 15


Government - - - - -

Private-aided 1 - 565 8 29

Total 1 - 565 8 29

State

Government 23 - 17,967 86 320

Private-aided 15 - 18,420 31 716

Total 38 - 36,387 117 1,036




FUNCTIONING OF UNIVERSITY WISE DEGREE COLLEGES, 2014-15

Sl. No.


Total Colleges

No. of Colleges


Men Women Men Women

1 2 3 14 15 16 17 18


Government 34 10,947 10,799 296 275

Private-aided 51 20,113 22,278 396 1,024

Total 85 31,060 33,077 692 1,299


Government 36 10,690 8,825 428 213

Private-aided 9 2,925 3,879 81 81

Total 45 13,615 12,704 509 294


Government 16 5,217 5,990 219 110


Total 18 5,282 6,122 222 111


Government 20 8,844 7,674 210 62


Total 21 9,683 7,972 240 71


Government 10 4,576 4,321 135 40

Private-aided 2 1,904 817 40 17

Total 12 6,480 5,138 175 57


Government 11 5,454 4,002 137 24


Total 14 5,498 4,619 150 57

State

Government 127 45,728 41,611 1,425 724

Private-aided 68 25,890 28,021 563 1,165

Total 195 71,618 69,632 1,988 1,889

Source : Commissioner of Collegiate Education, Hyderabad.



TABLE - 19.21

UNIVERSITY WISE AND COURSE WISE NUMBER OF STUDENTS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

University

Graduates

B.A. B.Sc. B.Com. Total

Men Women Men Women Men Women Men Women

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Osmania university 5,228 5,353 7,872 11,481 16,272 13,229 29,372 30,063

2 Kakatiya university 4,621 3,284 3,786 4,466 4,207 3,209 12,614 10,959

3 Satavahana university 1,664 1,766 1,310 1,879 1,797 1,554 4,771 5,199

4 Palamuru university 3,686 2,334 3,461 3,930 2,168 1,398 9,315 7,662

5 Mahatma Gandhi university 2,483 1,274 2,180 2,361 1,474 1,145 6,137 4,780

6 Telangana university 2,013 1,454 1,928 2,081 1,267 745 5,208 4,280

Total 19,695 15,465 20,537 26,198 27,185 21,280 67,417 62,943

TABLE - 19.21 (contd.) UNIVERSITY WISE AND COURSE WISE NUMBER OF STUDENTS, 2014-15

Post Graduates

Sl. No.

University M.A. M.Sc. M.Com. M.C.A. M.B.A. Total

Men Women Men Women Men Women Men Women Men Women Men Women

1 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22


520 585 580 1,457 307 394 130 78 151 500 1,688 3,014


423 575 207 472 317 534 - 73 54 91 1,001 1,745


245 301 82 264 184 358 - - - - 511 923


175 123 146 154 46 33 - - - - 367 310


124 85 148 180 71 93 - - - - 343 358


113 96 65 169 112 74 - - - - 290 339

Total 1,600 1,765 1,228 2,696 1,037 1,486 130 151 205 591 4,200 6,689



TABLE - 19.21 (concld.) UNIVERSITY WISE AND COURSE WISE NUMBER OF STUDENTS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

University

Total Combined (Men and Women)

Graduates and Post Graduates Grand Total

Graduates Post Graduates Men Women Combined

1 2 23 24 25 26 27

1 Osmania University 59,435 4,702 31,060 33,077 64,137

2 Kakatiya University 23,573 2,746 13,615 12,704 26,319

3 Satavahana University 9,970 1,434 5,282 6,122 11,404

4 Palamuru University 16,977 677 9,682 7,972 17,654

5 Mahatma Gandhi University 10,917 701 6,480 5,138 11,618

6 Telangana University 9,488 629 5,498 4,619 10,117

Total 1,30,360 10,889 71,617 69,632 1,41,249

Source: Commissioner of Collegiate Education, Hyderabad.

TABLE - 19.22

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION COLLEGES AND SEATS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District No. of Colleges No. of Seats

Govt. Private Total Govt. Private Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad - 4 4 - 440 440

2 Nizamabad - 13 13 - 1,380 1,380

3 Karimnagar - 19 19 - 1,940 1,940

4 Medak - 21 21 - 2,120 2,120

5 Hyderabad 2 25 27 320 3,083 3,403

6 Rangareddy - 50 50 - 5,152 5,152

7 Mahabubnagar 1 41 42 112 4,385 4,497

8 Nalgonda 1 50 51 112 5,060 5,172

9 Warangal 2 27 29 260 2,860 3,120

10 Khammam - 18 18 - 1,820 1,820

Total 6 268 274 804 28,240 29,044

Source: Council of Higher Education, Hyderabad.



TABLE - 19.23 ENGINEERING AND POLYTECHNIC COLLEGES AND SEATS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

Engineering Colleges

No. of Colleges No. of Seats No. of Colleges Total No. of

Students Govt. Private Total Govt. Private Total Govt. Private Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1 Adilabad - 2 2 - 420 420 4 3 7 1,380

2 Nizamabad 1 10 11 - 1,440 1,440 5 8 13 2,530

3 Karimnagar 2 17 19 570 4,680 5,250 4 10 14 3,120

4 Medak 2 25 27 336 5,740 6,076 11 14 25 5,280

5 Hyderabad 6 26 32 840 8,900 9,740 7 4 11 3,510

6 Rangareddy 1 154 155 12 50,835 50,847 6 63 69 16,730

7 Mahabubnagar - 10 10 - 960 960 6 6 12 2,580

8 Nalgonda 1 43 44 - 6,330 6,330 4 42 46 13,010

9 Warangal 2 27 29 600 10,410 11,010 4 20 24 5,310

10 Khammam 2 23 25 285 4,290 4,575 3 26 29 8,340

Total 17 337 354 2,643 94,005 96,648 54 196 250 61,790

Source: Council of Higher Education, Hyderabad and Commissioner of Technical Education, Hyderabad

Polytechnic Colleges

TABLE -19.24

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGES AND SEATS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

No. of Colleges No. of Students

Govt. Private Total Govt. Colleges Private Colleges Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad - 1 1 - 120 120

2 Nizamabad 1 8 9 30 900 930

3 Karimnagar 2 29 31 120 5,400 5,520

4 Medak 1 16 17 60 1,860 1,920

5 Hyderabad - 82 82 - 10,020 10,020

6 Rangareddy 4 162 166 300 19,784 20,084

7 Mahabubnagar 1 9 10 60 780 840

8 Nalgonda 1 38 39 120 4,560 4,680

9 Warangal 9 34 43 660 5,400 6,060

10 Khammam 2 31 33 120 4,740 4,860

Total 21 410 431 1,470 53,564 55,034




TABLE - 19.25 MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATION COLLEGES AND SEATS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

No. of Colleges No. of Seats


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad - - - - - -

2 Nizamabad 1 1 2 30 70 100

3 Karimnagar 2 4 6 100 380 480

4 Medak 1 3 4 60 180 240

5 Hyderabad - 32 32 - 2,140 2,140

6 Rangareddy 5 17 22 300 1,110 1,410

7 Mahabubnagar 1 - 1 60 - 60

8 Nalgonda 1 6 7 60 360 420

9 Warangal 4 5 9 240 456 696

10 Khammam - 5 5 - 300 300

Total 15 73 88 850 4,996 5,846


TABLE - 19.26 PHARMACY AND MEDICAL COLLEGES AND SEATS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

Medical Colleges

No. of Colleges No. of seats No. of Colleges

Govt. Private Total Govt. Private Total Govt. Private Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad - - - - - - 1 - 1

2 Nizamabad - 3 3 - 260 260 1 - 1

3 Karimnagar 2 9 11 - 680 680 - 2 2

4 Medak - 11 11 - 940 940 - 1 1

5 Hyderabad - 12 12 - 1,000 1,000 2 5 7

6 Rangareddy - 59 59 - 5,760 5,760 - 4 4

7 Mahabubnagar 1 6 7 - 380 380 - 1 1

8 Nalgonda - 21 21 - 2,480 2,480 - 1 1

9 Warangal 1 36 37 60 3,600 3,660 1 - 1

10 Khammam - 10 10 - 1,160 1,160 - 1 1

11 Out Side the State - - - - - - 1 - 1

Total 4 167 171 60 16,260 16,320 6 15 21

Source: Council of Higher Education, Hyderabad. Source: Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences.

Pharmacy Colleges



TABLE - 19.27 UNIVERSITY WISE COLLEGES OFFERING MEDICAL COURSES, 2014-15

Sl. No.

University/ Course No. of Colleges Students Intake


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

I Osmania University

1 Medical 5 15 20 850 1,500 2,350

2 Dental 1 10 11 40 1,000 1,040

3 Ayurveda 2 3 5 100 150 250

4 Homeopathy 1 1 2 60 50 110

5 Naturopathy 1 - 1 30 - 30

6 Unani 1 1 2 60 100 160

7 Nursing 5 74 79 280 3,880 4,160

8 Physiotherapy - 17 17 - 800 800

9 B.Sc. (MLT) 3 18 21 60 725 785

Sub-Total 19 139 158 1,480 8,205 9,685

Medical 1 - 1 150 - 150

Dental 2 - 2 140 - 140

B.Sc. (MLT) 2 - 2 40 - 40

Naturopathy - - - - - -

Unani - - - - - -

Sub-Total 5 - 5 330 - 330

Grand Total 24 139 163 1,810 8,205 10,015

II State Wide Universities

TABLE - 19.28 COURSE WISE COLLEGES OFFERING MEDICAL COURSES, 2014-15

Sl. No.

Course No. of Colleges Students Intake

Govt. Private Sate Wide Total Govt. Private Sate Wide Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Medical 5 15 1 21 850 1,500 150 2,500

2 Dental 1 10 2 13 40 1,000 140 1,180

3 Ayurveda 2 3 - 5 100 150 - 250

4 Homeopathy 1 1 - 2 60 50 - 110

5 Naturopathy 1 - - 1 30 - - 30

6 Unani 1 1 - 2 60 100 - 160

7 Nursing 5 74 - 79 280 3,880 - 4,160

8 Physiotherapy - 17 - 17 - 800 - 800

9 B.Sc. (MLT) 3 18 2 23 60 725 40 825

Total 19 139 5 163 1,480 8,205 330 10,015

Source: Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences.



Economic Census is the process of complete

enumeration of all the establishments or

enterprises engaged in economic activity within

the geographical boundaries of the country/

state/district. Any activity resulting in production

of goods and services that adds value to the

national product is considered an economic

activity. Such activities include production of all

goods and services for the market (i.e. for pay or

profit) including those of government Services,

and production of primary commodities for own

consumption and own account production of

fixed assets, except those involved in crop

production and plantation, public administration,

defense and compulsory social security.

Enterprises as per 6th Economic Census

In this chapter, efforts are made to

present, the provisional figures in brief, the total

number of enterprises existing and the number of

persons working in the enterprises, district-wise

according to the 6th Economic Census

commenced in the month of February, 2013 and

completed in the month of July, 2013 along with

comparison of some of the details with that of

5th Economic Census held during 2005, in the

State.

20. Economic Census



Table Content

20.1 Number of Enterprises as per 6th Economic Census (Rural)

20.2 Number of Enterprises as per 6th Economic Census (Urban)

20.3 Number of Enterprises as per 6th Economic Census (Combined)

20.4 Number of Persons working in Enterprises as per 6th Economic Census (Rural)

20.5 Number of Persons working in Enterprises as per 6th Economic Census (Urban)

20.6 Number of Persons working in Enterprises as per 6th Economic Census (Combined)

20.7 Enterprises according to Fifth (2005) and Sixth (2013) Economic Census

20.8 Persons Working in Enterprises according to Fifth (2005) and Sixth (2013) Economic Census



TABLE - 20.1 NUMBER OF ENTERPRISES AS PER 6TH ECONOMIC CENSUS (RURAL)

(Provisional)

Sl.

No. District

Outside HH with

fixed structure

Outside HH without

fixed structure Inside HH Total

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Adilabad 16,246 9,802 51,695 77,743

2 Nizamabad 19,742 30,666 36,032 86,440

3 Karimnagar 28,845 39,891 49,374 1,18,110

4 Medak 29,074 53,064 77,718 1,59,856

5 Hyderabad - - - -

6 Rangareddy 22,527 20,712 27,386 70,625

7 Mahabubnagar 34,234 57,367 54,522 1,46,123

8 Nalgonda 42,109 77,122 1,10,247 2,29478

9 Warangal 21,151 63,059 58,722 1,42,932

10 Khammam 23,473 75,127 51,216 1,49,816

Total 2,37,401 4,26,810 5,16,912 11,81,123

TABLE - 20.2 NUMBER OF ENTERPRISES AS PER 6TH ECONOMIC CENSUS (URBAN)

(Provisional)

Sl.

No. District

Outside HH with

fixed structure

Outside HH without


1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Adilabad 14,615 5,715 12,232 32,562

2 Nizamabad 15,138 5,262 6,517 26,917

3 Karimnagar 25,318 6,511 10,115 41,944

4 Medak 20,667 10,147 12,213 43,027

5 Hyderabad 1,82,543 90,549 80,955 3,54,047

6 Rangareddy 1,06,397 44,971 49,040 2,00,408

7 Mahabubnagar 19,249 9,983 12,844 42,076

8 Nalgonda 24,005 9,676 13,753 47,434

9 Warangal 21,756 16,417 17,960 56,133

10 Khammam 18,111 28,319 14,168 60,598

Total 4,47,799 2,27,550 2,29,797 9,05,146

Source: DES, Hyderabad. Note : HH = Household



TABLE - 20.3 NUMBER OF ENTERPRISES AS PER 6TH ECONOMIC CENSUS (COMBINED)

(Provisional)

Sl.

No. District

Outside HH with

fixed structure

Outside HH without


1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Adilabad 30,861 15,517 63,927 1,10,305

2 Nizamabad 34,880 35,928 42,549 1,13,357

3 Karimnagar 54,163 46,402 59,489 1,60,054

4 Medak 49,741 63,211 89,931 2,02,883

5 Hyderabad 1,82,543 90,549 80,955 3,54,047

6 Rangareddy 1,28,924 65,683 76,426 2,71,033

7 Mahabubnagar 53,483 67,350 67,366 1,88,199

8 Nalgonda 66,114 86,798 1,24,000 2,76,912

9 Warangal 42,907 79,476 76,682 1,99065

10 Khammam 41,584 1,03,446 65,384 2,10,414

Total 6,85,200 6,54,360 746709 20,86,269

TABLE - 20.4 NUMBER OF PERSONS WORKING IN ENTERPRISES AS PER 6TH ECONOMIC CENSUS (RURAL)

(Provisional)

Sl. No.

District Hired Non-Hired


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 35,201 19,833 55,034 30,801 42,712 73,513 1,28,547

2 Nizamabad 37,802 1,16,390 1,54,192 58,026 34,216 92,242 2,46,434

3 Karimnagar 66,058 59,854 1,25,912 1,02,379 28,207 1,30,586 2,56,498

4 Medak 87,582 53,559 1,41,141 1,07,828 72655 1,80,483 3,21,624

5 Hyderabad - - - - - ,- -

6 Rangareddy 72,674 27,795 1,00,469 59,922 25,163 85,085 1,85,554

7 Mahabubnagar 70,551 33,614 1,04,165 1,09,114 61,633 1,70,747 2,74,912

8 Nalgonda 74,816 25,918 1,00,734 1,65,232 1,39,705 3,04,937 4,05,671

9 Warangal 53,275 21,558 74,833 1,16,207 40,607 1,56,814 2,31,647

10 Khammam 62,019 19,184 81,203 1,29,796 88,702 2,18,498 2,99,701

Total 5,59,978 3,77,705 9,37,683 8,79,305 5,33,600 14,12,905 23,50,588


Grand Total (Col. 5 + 8)



TABLE - 20.5 NUMBER OF PERSONS WORKING IN ENTERPRISES AS PER 6TH ECONOMIC CENSUS (URBAN)

(Provisional)

Sl. No.

District Hired Non-Hired


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 49,154 8,911 58,065 24,136 9,008 33,144 91,209

2 Nizamabad 32,971 20,949 53,920 25,370 7,332 32,702 86,622

3 Karimnagar 61,934 12,400 74,334 33,125 7,555 40,680 1,15,014

4 Medak 81,772 23,002 1,04,774 35,205 15,356 50,561 1,55,335

5 Hyderabad 7,04,908 3,67,198 10,72,106 3,27,695 74,317 4,02,012 14,74,118

6 Rangareddy 4,20,212 1,45,028 5,65,240 1,72,812 60,405 2,33,217 7,98,457

7 Mahabubnagar 43,636 15,350 58,986 36,928 12,358 49,286 1,08,272

8 Nalgonda 49,916 16,008 65,924 38,323 19,725 58,048 1,23,972

9 Warangal 64,814 18,090 82,,904 48,921 15240 64,161 1,47,065

10 Khammam 58,862 24,009 82,871 60,143 18,534 78,677 1,61,548

Total 15,68,179 6,50,945 22,19,124 8,02,658 2,39,830 10,42,488 32,61,612



TABLE - 20.6 NUMBER OF PERSONS WORKING IN ENTERPRISES AS PER 6TH ECONOMIC CENSUS (COMBINED)

(Provisional)

Sl. No. District Hired Non-Hired


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 84,355 28,744 1,13,099 54,937 51,720 1,06,657 2,19,756

2 Nizamabad 70,773 1,37,339 2,08,112 83,396 41,548 1,24,944 3,33,056

3 Karimnagar 1,27,992 72,254 2,00,246 1,35,504 35,762 1,71,266 3,71,512

4 Medak 1,69,354 76,561 2,45,915 1,43,033 88,011 2,31,044 4,76,959

5 Hyderabad 7,04,908 3,67,198 10,72,106 3,27,695 74,317 4,02,012 14,74,118

6 Rangareddy 4,92,886 1,72,823 6,65,709 2,32,734 85,568 3,18,302 9,84,011

7 Mahabubnagar 1,14,187 48,964 1,63,151 1,46,042 73,991 2,20,033 3,83,184

8 Nalgonda 1,24,732 41,926 1,66,658 2,03,555 1,59,430 3,62,985 5,29,643

9 Warangal 1,18,089 39,648 1,57,737 1,65,128 55,847 2,20,975 3,78,712

10 Khammam 1,20,881 43,193 1,64,074 1,89,939 1,07,236 2,97,175 4,61,249

Total 21,28,157 10,28,650 31,56,807 16,81,963 7,73,430 24,55,393 56,12,200





TABLE - 20.8 PERSONS WORKING IN ENTERPRISES ACCORDING TO FIFTH (2005) AND SIXTH (2013)

ECONOMIC CENSUS (Provisional)

Sl. No. District

Rural Urban Total (R+U)

5th EC 6th EC %

Growth 5th EC 6th EC

% Growth

5th EC 6th EC %

Growth

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Adilabad 93,011 1,28,547 38.21 59,101 91,209 54.33 1,52,112 2,19,756 44.47

2 Nizamabad 2,38,583 2,46,434 3.29 56,626 86,622 52.97 2,95,209 3,33,056 12.82

3 Karimnagar 2,54,422 2,56,498 0.82 75,569 1,15,014 52.2 3,29,991 3,71,512 12.58

4 Medak 2,55,117 3,21,624 26.07 79,765 1,55,335 94.74 3,34,882 4,76,959 42.43

5 Hyderabad - - - 11,31,112 14,74,118 30.32 11,31,112 14,74,118 30.32

6 Rangareddy 1,85,083 1,85,554 0.25 3,31,456 7,98,457 140.89 5,16,539 9,84,011 90.5

7 Mahabubnagar 2,39,410 2,74,912 14.83 91,273 1,08,272 18.62 3,30,683 3,83,184 15.88

8 Nalgonda 2,74,912 4,05,671 47.56 69,092 1,23,972 79.43 3,44,004 5,29,643 53.96

9 Warangal 2,51,824 2,31,647 -8.01 1,14,976 1,47,065 27.91 3,66,800 3,78,712 3.25

10 Khammam 1,67,836 2,99,701 78.57 1,04,186 1,61,548 55.06 2,72,022 4,61,249 69.56

Total 19,60,198 23,50,588 19.92 21,13,156 32,61,612 54.35 40,73,354 56,12,200 37.78

TABLE - 20.7 ENTERPRISES ACCORDING TO FIFTH (2005) AND SIXTH (2013) ECONOMIC CENSUS (Provisional)

Sl. No.

District Rural Urban Total ( R + U)

5th EC 6th EC %

Growth 5th EC 6th EC

% Growth

5th EC 6th EC %

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

1 Adilabad 35,502 77,743 118.98 17,002 32,562 91.52 52,504 1,10,305 110.09

2 Nizamabad 68,189 86,440 26.77 18,169 26,917 48.15 86,358 1,13,357 31.26

3 Karimnagar 1,01,298 1,18,110 16.60 22,071 41,944 90.04 1,23,369 1,60,054 29.74

4 Medak 86,005 1,59,856 85.87 18,848 43,027 128.28 1,04,853 2,02,883 93.49

5 Hyderabad ,- - - 1,80,308 3,54,047 96.36 1,80,308 3,54,047 96.36

6 Rangareddy 54,711 70,625 29.09 75,007 2,00,408 167.19 1,29,718 2,71,033 108.94

7 Mahabubnagar 1,08,380 1,46,123 34.82 19,023 42,076 121.18 1,27,403 1,88,199 47.72

8 Nalgonda 1,07,721 2,29,478 113.03 17,431 47,434 172.12 1,25,152 2,76,912 121.26

9 Warangal 1,14,322 1,42,932 25.03 34,259 56,133 63.85 1,48,581 1,99,065 33.98

10 Khammam 70,093 1,49,816 113.74 24,902 60,598 143.35 94,995 2,10,414 121.5

Total 7,46,221 11,81,123 58.28 4,27,020 9,05,146 111.97 11,73,241 20,86,269 77.82



Local Bodies are the institutions of Local Self

Government and play a pivotal role in local

governance and development. The Local bodies in

state are broadly classified into two categories viz.,

Rural Local Bodies and Urban Local Bodies. The Local

bodies constituted for local Planning, development

and administration in rural areas are referred as

Rural Local Bodies (Gram Panchayats, Mandal Praja

Parishads and Zilla Praja Parishads) and

those institutions constituted for local Planning,

development and administration in Urban areas are

referred as Urban Local Bodies (Municipal

Corporations, Municipalities, Nagar Panchayats).

A Gram Panchayat is the Grass root level statutory

institution of Rural Self Government in the

Panchayat Raj system at the village or small town

level, and has a Sarpanch as its elected head. The

word Panchayat comes from Sanskrit panch meaning

five. This is because such councils originally are

consisted of five members. Gram Panchayat is the

Grass root level statutory institution of Rural Self

Government.

Mandal Praja Parishad is a local government body

at the Mandal level in the state. The Mandal Praja

Parishad is the link between the Gram Panchayat and

the Zilla Praja Parishad. A Mandal Praja Parishad is

constituted for a revenue Mandal, as such, both the

Mandal Praja Parishads and the revenue Mandals are

coterminous comprising of group of villages in the

State.

Zilla Praja Parishad is a local government body at

the district level in the state. It looks after the

administration of the rural area of the district and its

office is located at the district headquarters. The

Hindi word Parishad means Council and Zilla

Parishad translates to District Council

In India, a Nagar Palika or Municipality or Nagar

Nigam is an urban local body that administers a city

of population 100,000 or more. However, there are

exceptions to that, as previously nagar palikas were

constituted in urban centers with population over

20,000 so all the urban bodies which were previously

classified as Nagar palika were reclassified as Nagar

palika even if their population was under 100,000.

Under the Panchayat Raj system, it interacts directly

with the state government, though it is administra-

tively part of the district. Generally, smaller district

cities and bigger towns have a Nagar palika. Nagar

palikas are also a form of local self-government,

entrusted with some duties and responsibilities, as

enshrined and guided upon by the Constitutional

(74th Amendment) Act, 1992.

21. Local Bodies

Municipal Corporations

Municipal Corporations are urban local

government that works for the development of

a city, which has a population of more than one

million. The growing population and urbanization

in various cities of India necessitated a local

governing body that can work for providing

necessary community services like health care,

educational institution, housing, transport etc. by

collecting property tax and fixed grant from the

State Government.



The Local Bodies are getting grants from the

central and state budgets apart from generating

their own resources and utilize them in the

process of discharging their legitimate functions

as stated above. Efforts have been made in this

chapter to explain the Income and Expenditure of

Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation,

Municipalities, Zilla Praja Parishads, Mandal

Praja Parishads and Gram Panchayats in the State.

Major functions to be performed by

the local bodies are i. providing public

health, sanitation and drainage services;

ii. Maintaining village roads, wells, tanks etc., and

burial and cremation grounds; iii. Building

shelters for travelers; iv. Construction, repair &

maintenance of public places and buildings for

public use; v. Laying out new roads, footpaths

and its maintenance etc.

There are 8,695 Gram Panchayats, 438

Mandal Praja Parishads, 25 Nagar Panchayats, 37

Municipalities and 6 Municipal Corporations, the

local self governments, functioning in the State

as on 31st March, 2016. Pictorial representation

of number of mandals and Gram Panchayats

existing is shown in the and are shown in the

following graph.

Functioning of Local Bodies and Mandals

Table Content

21.1 Income of Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC), 2011-12 and 2012-13

21.2 Expenditure of Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC), 2011-12 and 2012-13

21.3 Income and Expenditure of Municipalities at a glance, 2014-15

21.4 Income and Expenditure of Zilla Praja Parishads (ZPPs) 2013-14 and 2014-15

21.5 Income and Expenditure of Mandal Praja Parishads (MPPs), 2013-14 and 2014-15

21.6 Income and Expenditure of Gram Panchayats (GPs), 2013-14 and 2014-15



TABLE - 21.1 INCOME OF GREATER HYDERABAD MUNICIPAL CORPORATION (GHMC), 2011-12 AND 2012-13

(Rs. in Lakh)

Sl. No. Item 2011-12 2012-13

1 2 3 4

A. Taxes

1 Property Tax 60,052.00 77,575.15

2 Vacant Land Tax 9.00 43.03

3 Advertisement Tax 1,949.00 2,017.09

4 Tax on Animals 1.00 0.40

5 Taxes on Carriages & Carts - -

Total Taxes 62,011.00 79,635.67

B. Non-Taxes

6 Water Charges - -

7 Receipts from Sale of water - -

8 Receipts from Sale of Water through Tankers 7.00 8.84

9 Water Supply Donations - -

10 Market Fee - -

11 Quarters Rent - -

12 Slaughter House Fee 44.00 40.78

13 Shop Room Rent - -

14 Cycle Stand Fee - -

15 D & O Trades License Fee 2,114.00 2,571.00

16 Betterment/ Development Charges 9,770.00 14,803.59

17 Building License Fee 11,860.00 17,120.23

18 Encroachment Fee - -

19 Sale of Rubbish - -

20 Lay out Fee 195.00 333.73

21 Mutation Fee 429.00 477.89

22 Certificate Fee & Sale Forms 2.00 0.08

23 Miscellaneous Fee - -

24 Lease Of Vacant site - -

25 Other Receipt - -

Total Non –Taxes 24,421.00 35,356.14

A. Assigned Revenues

26 Entertainment Tax 3,046.00 1,459.79

27 Surcharge on Stamp duty 25,752.00 34,215.96

28 Profession Tax 5,047.00 5,000.00

Total Assigned Revenues 33,845.00 40,675.75

B. Non-Plan Grants

29 Per Capita Grant - -

30 Assistance under SFC - -

31 Octroie Compensation 50.00 37.52

32 Profession Tax Compensation 5,047.00 -

33 Property Tax Compensation 65.00 300.00

34 TFC - -

Total Non-Plan Grants 5,162.00 337.52



TABLE - 21.1 (concld.) INCOME OF GREATER HYDERABAD MUNICIPAL CORPORATION (GHMC), 2011-12 AND 2012-13

(Rs. in Lakh)

Sl. No. Item 2011-12 2012-13

1 2 3 4

C. Plan Grants

35. RNB - -

36 INDIRAMMA - -

37 Under Assistance of New ULBs - -

38 APURMSP - -

39 Water Supply - -

40 EIUS - -

41 TSP - -

42 USEP & DWCUA - -

43 UWEP - -

44 Training & Infrastructure - -

45 Revolving Fund - -

46 Community Structure - -

47 CRP Strategy - -

48 A & OE - -

49 Pavala Vaddi - -

50 Parks & Play Ground - -

51 SGRY - -

52 IDSMT/UIDSSMT - -

53 UBS - -

54 JNURM 14,482.00 8,200.18

55 Contribution ( BPS & LRS ) 11,709.00 22,685.10

56 13th Finance Commission 5597.00 -

57 MMTS 11,204.00 14,952.27

58 COP-11 - 12,571.90

59 Contributions’ 2,830.00 2,494.00

60 Others - 227.68

Total Plan Grants 45,822.00 61,131.13

Other Income (Specify)

61 Census Grant - -

62 Election Grant 124.00 38.30

63 MEPMA (Mission for Elimination of Poverty In Municipal Area) 1,034.00 738.18

64 Re-imbursement of Govt. Departments 35.00 207.40

65 Other - 3.79

Total Other Income (Specified) 1,193.00 987.67

Other Income 16,125.00 27,060.00

Grand Total 1,88,580.00 2,45,184.68

Source: GHMC, Hyderabad.



TABLE - 21.2 EXPENDITURE OF GREATER HYDERABAD MUNICIPAL CORPORATION (GHMC) 2011-12 AND 2012-13

(Rs. in Lakh)

Sl. No. Item 2011-12 2012-13

1 2 3 4

1 Pay and Allowances 29,363.00 52,939.61

2 Roads

a) Capital 16,900.00 21,327.62

b) Maintenance 8,624.00 9,570.42

3 Drains and Culverts

a) Capital 7,579.00 10,080.26

b) Maintenance 3,479.00 3,302.74

4 Buildings

a) Capital 3,457.00 3,456.06

b) Maintenance 371.00 679.80

5 Public Health

6 Sanitation

a) Capital 208.00 614.35

b) Maintenance 3,718.00 25,972.50

7 Water Supply

a) Capital 382.00 157.98

b) Maintenance 3,747.00 3,065.62

8 Lighting

a) Capital 2,388.00 1,782.93

b) Maintenance 2,838.00 2,998.32

9 Amount Spent by PH ENGG. Department

Other Expenditure

a) Capital 25,629.00 18,913.75

b) Maintenance 49,401.00 22,379.32

10 Total

(a) Capital 56,543.00 56,332.95

(b) Maintenance 1,01,541.00 1,31,588.86

(i) Pensionery benefits 8780.00 10,680.53

(j) Management & Other all Expenditure

Maintenance 1,10,321.00 1,31,588.86

Capital 56,543.00 56,332.95

Grand Total 1,66,864.00 1,87,921.81

Source: GHMC, Hyderabad.



TABLE - 21.3 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF MUNCIPALITIES AT A GLANCE, 2014-15

(Abstract of all types of Income and Expenditure)

Sl. No.

Municipal Corporations/ Municipalities/ Nagar Panchayats

Total Income (Rs. in Lakh)

Total Expenditure (Rs. in Lakh)

1 2 3 4


1 Adilabad 3,431.70 1,245.38

2 Mancherial 2,541.99 2,425.38

3 Bellampally 1,872.79 365.07

4 Nirmal 1,452.53 975.64

5 Bhainsa 1,340.33 770.36

6 Kagaznagar 659.25 462.96

7 Mandamarri 1,354.19 709.44

Total 12,652.78 6,954.23


8 Nizamabad (Corporation) 5,608.07 3,725.25

9 Armoor 751.52 494.41

10 Bodhan 1,678.53 921.07

11 Kamareddy 1,260.32 1,066.98

Total 9,298.44 6,207.71


12 Karimnagar (Corporation) 5,610.46 3,740.33

13 Ramagundam (Corporation) 5,616.33 3,403.99

14 Jagtial 1,586.18 937.60

15 Sircilla 1,126.88 761.90

16 Korutla 967.09 732.69

17 Metpally 541.40 375.21

18 Vemulawada 535.39 242.97

19 Peddapally 815.53 245.97

20 Jammikunta 355.16 69.56

21 Huzurabad 279.42 24.88

22 Husnabad 69.41 214.54

Total 17,503.25 10,749.64

23 Medak 615.56 451.41

24 Andole Jogipet 119.84 125.44

25 Dubbaka 354.92 781.24

26 Gajwel 1,600.46 1,164.99

27 Siddipet 4,604.39 3,989.82

28 Sadasivpet 1,524.26 566.50

29 Sangareddy 1,964.74 1,492.15

30 Zaheerabad 469.95 372.58

31 Chegunta - -

Total 11,254.12 8,944.13


32 Hyderabad (GHMC) 2,19,282.00 1,63,687.32

IV. MEDAK DISTRICT



TABLE - 21.3 (concld.) INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF MUNCIPALITIES AT A GLANCE, 2014-15

(Abstract of all types of Income and Expenditure)

Sl. No.

Municipal Corporations/ Municipalities/ Nagar Panchayats

Total Income (Rs. in Lakh)

Total Expenditure (Rs. in Lakh)

VI. RANGAREDDY DISTRICT 33 Tandur 1,324.78 703.97

34 Vikarabad 1,375.72 948.30

35 Badangpet 1,992.16 1,493.38

36 Medchal 594.86 438.52

37 Ibrahimpatnam 536.41 124.85

38 Pedda Amberpet 479.46 366.28

39 NAC Shamshabad

Total 6,303.39 4,075.30


40 Mahabubnagar 7,040.99 4,248.87

41 Gadwal 2,499.27 794.10

42 Achampet 286.42 78.75

43 Ieeja 275.82 109.99

44 Kalwakurthy 291.66 146.84

45 Nagarkurnool 811.37 782.72

46 Narayanpet 548.78 317.98

47 Shadnagar 839.79 256.84

48 Wanaparthy 645.64 244.38

49 Kollapur 1,292.46 721.38

Total 14,532.24 7,701.84


50 Nalgonda 2,479.94 1,596.55

51 Bhongir 1,356.13 998.68

52 Devarakonda 559.22 515.20

53 Huzurnagar 920.98 466.59

54 Kodada 1,885.34 936.46

55 Miryalaguda 2,158.52 1,546.98

56 Suryapet 2,779.38 1,086.27

Total 12,139.51 7,146.73

IX. WARANGAL DISTRICT 57 Warangal (Corporation) 3,419.59 2,327.00

58 Jangaon 1,201.72 570.03

59 Narsampet 614.94 427.41

60 Mahabubabad 697.84 231.92

61 Parakal 684.86 241.79

62 Bhupalpally 793.43 345.70

Total 7,412.38 4,143.85

X. KHAMMAM DISTRICT

63 Khammam (Corporation) 2,654.96 2,688.03

64 Kothagudem 2,199.16 567.80

65 Palwancha 2,191.91 759.26

66 Yellandu 747.37 406.30

67 Sathupalli 819.03 422.08

68 Manuguru 1,227.49 823.27

69 Madira 222.06 85.56

10,061.98 8,902.36 Total

1 2 3 4



TABLE - 21.4 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF ZILLA PRAJA PARISHADS (ZPPs), 2013-14 AND 2014-15

(Rs. in Lakh)

Sl. No.

District No. of ZPPs

2013-14 2014-15

Income Expenditure Income Expenditure

1 Adilabad 1 1,199.82 5,943.11 5,638.78 4,292.09

2 Nizamabad 1 4,754.08 3,963.44 7,343.67 5,774.48

3 Karimnagar 1 2,893.59 1,836.58 5,948.37 2,526.01

4 Medak 1 7,034.54 7,455.92 3,182.73 2,640.85

5 Rangareddy 1 6,195.52 5,467.87 5,648.94 5,698.69

6 Mahabubnagar 1 5,993.14 5,333.93 6792.51 5,136.85

7 Nalgonda 1 1,053.07 9,460.82 1,326.61 8,348.67

8 Warangal 1 8,550.22 7,413.93 4,789.02 7,923.73

9 Khammam 1 4,872.33 4,599.96 2,909.41 1,867.12

Total 9 42,546.31 51,475.55 43,580.04 44,208.49

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

TABLE - 21.5 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF MANDAL PRAJA PARISHADS (MPPs), 2013-14 AND 2014-15

(Rs. in Lakh)

Sl. No.

District No. of MPPs

2013-14 2014-15


1 Adilabad 52 2,320.14 2,858.14 805.79 645.80

2 Nizamabad 36 2,451.47 2,112.97 549.81 658.56

3 Karimnagar 57 2,703.61 1,568.96 1,301.13 1,540.43

4 Medak 46 3,433.32 2,823.55 311.20 399.78

5 Rangareddy 33 6,144.33 7,274.65 1,064.47 1,293.16

6 Mahabubnagar 64 3,942.29 3,376.01 563.45 510.61

7 Nalgonda 59 4,690.75 4,360.57 1,087.82 1,016.24

8 Warangal 50 4,385.25 3,903.29 2,907.79 2,979.03

9 Khammam 41 2,663.85 2184.71 445.23 674.30

438 32,735.02 30,462.86 9,036.70 9,717.91 Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

TABLE - 21.6 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF GRAM PANCHAYATHS (GPs), 2013-14 AND 2014-15

(Rs. in Lakh)

Sl. No.

District No. of GPs

2013-14 2014-15


1 Adilabad 866 4,022.35 3,794.92 9,233.53 6,292.90

2 Nizamabad 718 6,179.23 5,971.52 11,000.13 8,576.25

3 Karimnagar 1,207 7,326.69 6,163.57 9113.06 7,170.82

4 Medak 1,077 7,905.64 7,657.05 13,539.41 9,887.96

5 Rangareddy 688 19,321.90 17,863.28 15,882.76 12,738.64

6 Mahabubnagar 1,330 7,537.33 5,851.19 11,779.50 7,671.59

7 Nalgonda 1,176 6,681.71 6,284.70 10,459.06 845.13

8 Warangal 962 6,515.92 5,255.94 11,639.28 7,705.21

9 Khammam 671 51,502.12 4,328.08 5,575.08 4,346.55

8,695 70,640.99 63,170.25 98,221.81 72,841.24 Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7



The judiciary (also known as the judicial

system) is the system of courts that interprets

and applies the law in the name of the state. The

judiciary also provides a mechanism for

the resolution of disputes. Under the doctrine of

the separation of powers, the judiciary generally

does not make law (that is, in a plenary fashion,

which is the responsibility of the legislature) or

enforce law (which is the responsibility of the

executive), but rather interprets law and applies it

to the facts of each case. This branch of the state

is often tasked with ensuring equal justice under

law. It usually consists of a court of final appeal

(called the "Supreme court" or "Constitutional

court"), together with lower courts.

In many jurisdictions the judicial branch has

the power to change laws through the process

of judicial review. Courts with judicial review

power may annul the laws and rules of the state

when it finds them incompatible with a higher

norm, such as primary legislation, the provisions

of the constitution or international law. Judges

constitute a critical force for interpretation and

implementation of a constitution, thus defects in

common law countries creating the body

of constitutional law.

In 1980s, the Supreme Court of India for

almost a decade had been encouraging public

interest litigation on behalf of the poor and

oppressed by using a very broad interpretation of

several articles of the Indian Constitution.

The term "judiciary" is also used to refer

collectively to the personnel, such as judges,

magistrates and other adjudicators, who form the

core of a judiciary, as well as the staff who keep

the system run smoothly.

Status of petitions in the state at the

beginning of the year, institutions and disposals

during the year and pending at the end of the

year for 2014-15.

22. Judicial

An attempt is made to

present the number of cases

pending at the beginning

of the year, institutions and

disposals during the year

and pending at the end

of the year for 2014-15 and

working of judicial officials

in this chapter.

Table Content

22.1 Institutions, Disposals and Pendency of Petitions in various Courts, 2014-15



TABLE - 22.1 INSTITUTIONS, DISPOSALS AND PENDENCY OF PETITIONS IN VARIOUS COURTS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

No. of original suits No. of Small causes suits

Pending at the

beginning of the year

Institu-tions

Dispos-als

Pending at the end of the year

Pending at the


Institu-tions

Dis-posals


Pending at the


Institu-tions

Dis-posals


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Adilabad 3,610 1,321 1,642 3,289 54 23 60 17 181 131 70 242

2 Nizamabad 3,525 1,089 1,393 3,221 47 27 46 28 190 123 134 179

3 Karimnagar 11,801 4501 4,170 12,132 257 113 151 219 335 138 182 291

4 Medak 6,081 1,429 1,628 5,882 96 38 93 41 269 145 80 334

5 Hyderabad 16,257 6,309 6,722 15,844 130 116 99 147 1,822 863 635 2,050

6 Rangareddy 24,297 7,179 8,393 23,083 245 82 188 139 1,348 815 655 1,508

7 Mahabubnagar 7,857 2,265 2,526 7,596 32 23 26 29 210 103 141 172

8 Nalgonda 9,568 4,337 3,564 10,341 109 47 103 53 428 65 112 381

9 Warangal 11,362 5,773 4,405 12,730 279 31 100 210 354 128 166 316

10 Khammam 5,601 3,552 2,394 6,759 156 11 94 73 472 266 275 463

Total 99,959 37,755 36,837 1,00,877 1,405 511 960 956 5,609 2,777 2,450 5,936

No. of appeal suits

TABLE - 22.1 (concld.) INSTITUTIONS, DISPOSALS AND PENDENCY OF PETITIONS IN VARIOUS COURTS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

District

No. of execution petitions No. of insolvency petitions

Pending at the


Institu-tions

Dis-posals


Pending at the


Institu-tions

Dispos-als


Pending at the


Institu-tions

Dis-posals

Pending at the end of the ear

1 2 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

1 Adilabad 109 43 43 109 1,254 1,413 1,294 1,373 49 31 29 51

2 Nizamabad 47 68 59 56 1,531 837 753 1,615 82 37 46 73

3 Karimnagar 117 62 90 89 2,852 1,473 1,056 3,269 249 49 83 215

4 Medak 130 73 68 135 1,761 595 682 1,674 47 30 25 52

5 Hyderabad 776 195 148 823 8,547 4,610 3,507 9,650 139 51 108 82

6 Rangareddy 478 371 288 561 5,192 3,553 2,304 6,441 312 85 86 311

7 Mahabubnagar 68 82 64 86 3,243 1,284 927 3,600 55 56 39 72

8 Nalgonda 153 94 81 166 3,188 1,549 1,145 3,592 121 69 29 161

9 Warangal 179 93 124 148 3,598 3,044 1,690 4,952 99 63 15 147

10 Khammam 64 69 60 73 2,336 1,502 1,241 2,597 122 89 32 179

Total 2,121 1,150 1,025 2,246 33,502 19,860 14,599 38,763 1,275 560 492 1,343

No. of civil miscellaneous appeals



Crime Statistics is an important and essential

input for assessing quality of life and the human

rights situation in the society. Crime Statistics

broadly reflects the status of operations of Criminal

Justice System in a Country. Crime Statistics

includes data on offences, breaches of the law

offenders, those ho commit offences (victims), those

who are offended against etc. In the state Crime

statistics are generated on the basis of crime

records maintained by different law enforcing

agencies like the Police, the Judiciary at different

level of administrative/legal jurisdiction. These

statistics are normally readily available and are

generally used for assessing how crime is being

dealt with by law enforcement agencies. However,

these statistics being based on those cases which

are generally reported to the law enforcement

agencies and recorded through all stages of

actions on the cases reported.

23. Police and Crime

Apart from incidence of cognizable crimes,

attempt has been made to present information on

Police, Juvenile Statistics Category of Prisons,

Lock-up report of the Prisons, Age-wise

classification of Prisoners, Type of Offence and

Remand Period, Particulars of Education,

Employment and Marital Status of Prisoners and

production of Industrial, Agricultural and Dairy

& Poultry production in Jails etc., in the

subsequent tables.

Table Content

23.1 Strength of Civil Police for the year 2013-14 and 2014-15

23.2 General Management of Police Force at a Glance, 2013-14 and 2014-15

23.3 General Management of Police Force by Districts, 2014-15

23.4 Cognizable Crimes, 2011 to 2014

23.5 Non-cognizable Crimes, 2011 to 2013

23.6 Property Stolen and Recovered, 2011 to 2014

23.7 Incidence of Major Cognizable Crimes (IPC) under different Heads, 2006 to 2014

23.8 Incidence of Major Cognizable Crimes (IPC) under different Heads by Districts, 2014

23.9 Consolidated Lock-up Report of the Prisons, 2014-15

23.10 Age wise Classification of Prisoners, Period of Sentence of Convicts and Remand Period of Under Trials, 2014-15

23.11 Age wise Classification of Children in need of Care and Protection and Juvenile in conflict with law lodged in the Homes, 2014-15

23.12 Particulars of Education, Employment and Marital Status of Prisoners, 2014-15

23.13 Value of Industrial, Agricultural, Dairy and Poultry Production in Jails, 2013-14 and 2014-15

23.14 Number of Printing presses at Work, Periodicals and Books Registered, 2014 and 2015

23.15 Incidents of Fire Accidents, 2014-15



TABLE - 23.1 STRENGTH OF CIVIL POLICE FOR THE YEARS 2013-14 AND 2014-15

Sl. No. Category

2013-14 2014-15

1 2 3 4

1 Director General, Additional Director General, and Deputy Inspector General of Police

i. Director General of Police 1 1

ii. Addl. D.G.P 8 20

iii. Special I.G.P 16 30

iv. Deputy I.G.P 21 30

Sub Total 46 81

2 Superintendents, Additional and Deputy Superintendents of Police etc.

i. Superintendents 55 55

ii. Additional Superintendents 92 92

iii. Commandants 9 9

iv. Additional Commandants 9 9

v. Assistant Commandants (Dy.S.P Rank) 35 35

vi. Assistant Superintendents of Police and Deputy Superintendents of Police

276 283

Sub Total 476 483

3 Inspectors and Sub-Inspectors

i. Police Inspectors, including Reserve Inspectors 1,199 1,199

ii. Sub-Inspectors, including Reserve Sub-Inspectors 3,740 3,738

Sub-Total 4,939 4,937

4 Head Constables, including Assistant Sub-Inspectors/ARSI 14,126 14,119

5 Number of Constables, including Armed Reserve 43,624 43,561

Sub Total 57,750 57,680

Grand Total 63,211 63,181

Source: Director General of Police, Hyderabad.

Strength (in Nos.)

TABLE - 23.2 GENERAL MANAGEMENT OF POLICE FORCE AT A GLANCE, 2013-14 AND 2014-15

(Total Sanctioned Strength as on 31st December) (in Nos.)

Sl. No. Year

Ordinary (Civil) Armed Reserved T.S.P. Battalions

Officers Men Officers Men Officers Men

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 2013-14 1,435 39,455 136 12,715 150 9,320

Note: Men - From the rank of Sub Inspectors to Police Constables.

2

2014-15 1,477 39,404 136 12,715 150 9,320



TABLE - 23.3

GENERAL MANAGEMENT OF POLICE FORCE BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15

(Total sanctioned and actual strength) (in Nos.)

Sl. No.

District/ Unit

Ordinary (Civil) Armed Reserved /

Special Police Battalions

Officers Men Officers Men

Sanc-tioned

Actual Sanc-tioned

Actual Sanc-tioned

Actual Sanc-tioned

Actual

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 56 45 2,697 2,358 11 5 1,145 964

2 Nizamabad 37 33 1,732 1,468 7 5 781 670

3 Karimnagar 56 54 2,751 2,427 10 5 1,145 915

4 Medak 47 37 2,202 1,860 8 4 833 644

5 Hyderabad City 330 322 8,793 7,520 38 32 3,240 1,740

6 Cyberabad City 155 147 4,340 3,918 19 14 1,405 1,113

7 Rangareddy 21 17 795 742 4 2 313 232

8 Mahabubnagar 45 41 2,566 2,230 8 3 833 807

9 Nalgonda 47 44 2,513 2,155 8 4 833 654

11 Warangal (R) 43 36 1,720 1,448 8 3 729 648

12 Khammam 56 47 2,543 2,250 9 3 885 725

13 S.R.P. Secunderabad 14 9 895 625 - - - -

14 Other Units such as PTCs, APPA Int, CID Range DIGs etc.

522 381 4,006 2,563 - - - -

15 SARCPL, Amberpet 7 5 543 470 - - - -

16 TSSP Battalions - - - - 150 134 9,320 7,369

Total 1,477 1,255 39,404 33,235 286 217 22,035 17,004

Source: Director General of Police, Hyderabad. Note: Men- From the rank of Sub Inspector to Police Constables.

10 Warangal City (U) 41 37 1,308 1,201 6 3 573 523



TABLE - 23.4 COGNIZABLE CRIMES, 2011 TO 2014

Sl. No.

Particulars Number of Cases as on 31st December

2011 2012 2013 2014

1 2 3 4 5 6

A. Classes (I to VI) including abatement and Criminal conspiracy

Investigation Stage of the Case

a. Pending for investigation from previous year 27,285 30,488 35,912 44,266

b. Reported during the year 90,410 93,059 1,08,171 1,06,830

Total (a + b) 1,17,695 1,23,547 1,44,083 1,51,096

1 Not investigated or in which investigation was refused - - - -

2

Declared false/mistake of fact of law non-cognizable, cases

withdrawn by the Government during the investigation,

cases transferred to other police Station/ Magistrate

7,911 8,971 8,198 9,654

3 Number in which charge sheets were laid during the year 67,979 68,992 81,827 81,744

4

Number In which charge sheets were not laid down but

investigation completed and final reports submitted

during the year

11,317 9,672 9,806 14,832

Total (1 to 4) 87,207 87,635 99,831 1,06,230

5 Cases pending for investigation at the end of year 30,488 35,912 44,252 44,866

Trial Stage

a Cases pending for trial at court from previous year 1,72,644 1,83,290 1,81,436 1,91,593

b Cases sent to court for trial during the year 67,979 68,992 81,827 81,744

Total (a + b) 2,40,623 2,52,282 2,63,263 2,73,337

1 Compounded / with drawn, disposed by plea bargaining,

withdrawn by Government 13,461 19,651 16,378 19,820

2 Cases withdrawn or otherwise disposed 51 162 - -

3 Cases Acquitted 28,943 33,927 35,826 34,103

4 Cases Convicted 14,878 17,106 19,564 21,445

Total (1 to 4) 57,333 70,846 71,768 75,368

5 Cases pending for trial at court at the end of year 1,83,290 1,81,436 1,91,495 1,97,969




COGNIZABLE CRIMES, 2011 TO 2014

Sl. No.

Particulars Number of Cases as on 31st December

2011 2012 2013 2014

1 2 3 4 5 6

B. Part-II Offence under special and local laws:

Investigation Stage of cases

A Pending for investigation from previous year 20,583 16,756 4,445 4,640

b Reported during the year 69,103 14,051 17,525 20,876

Total (a + b) 89,686 30,807 21,970 25,516

1 Not investigated or in which investigation was refused - - - -

2

Declared false/mistake of fact of law non-cognizable, cases

withdrawn by the Government during the investigation,

cases transferred to other police Station/ Magistrate

994 2,168 2,041 1,412

3 in which charge sheets were laid during the year 71,149 23,585 10,680 13,591

4 Number In which charge sheets were not laid down but investi-

gation completed and final reports submitted during the year 787 609 4,599 5,202

Total (1 to 4) 72,930 26,362 17,320 20,205

Cases pending for investigation at the end of the year 16,756 4,445 4,650 5,311

Trial Stage of cases

a Cases pending for trial at court from previous year 12,968 17,465 13,108 12,952

b Cases sent to court for trial during the year 71,149 23,585 10,680 13,591

Total (a + b) 84,117 41,050 23,788 26,543

1 Compounded / withdrawn, disposed by plea bargaining

withdrawn by Government 407 390 586 767

2 Cases withdrawn or otherwise disposed - - - -

3 Cases Acquitted 4,276 5,432 5,772 5,913

4 Cases Convicted 61,969 22,120 4,426 3,968

Total (1 to 4) 66,652 27,942 10,784 10,648

Cases pending for trial at court at the end of the year 17,465 13,108 13,004 15,895




TABLE -23.5

NON-COGNIZABLE CRIMES, 2011 TO 2013

Sl. No.

Particulars

No. of cases as on 31st December

2011 2012 2013

1 2 3 4 5

A. Classes (I to VI) including abatement and Criminal conspiracy

a Number of cases pending at the beginning of the year 3,973 4,249 3,779

b Reported during the year 1,06,054 43,235 39,476

Total (a + b) 1,10,027 47,484 43,255

1 Number of cases dismissed without trial 4,948 197 66

2 Number of cases in which accused died ,escaped or became insane during trial in which charges were abandoned, compounded or withdrawn

94 1,378 278

3 Number of cases discharged or acquitted 43,358 1,079 10,125

4 Number of cases Convicted 57,216 40,876 29,768

5 Number of cases declared by the court never to have occurred or to be mistaken of facts of law

60 84 2

6 Number in which the court held that the cognizable offence committed 102 91 28

7 Number of cases reversed on appeal or revision - - -

Total (1 to 7) 1,05,778 43,705 40,267

Number of cases pending 4,249 3,779 2,988


TABLE -23.6

PROPERTY STOLEN AND RECOVERED, 2011 TO 2014

Sl. No.

Particulars (As on 31st December)

2011 2012 2013

1 2 4 5 6

1 Cases in which property was stolen 18,570 19,769 21,625

2 Cases in which property was recovered 10,874 12,382 11,062

3 Cases in which property was recovered to cases in which property was stolen

58.56 62.63 51.15

4 Amount of property Stolen 10,710.25 11,367.71 14,288.35

5 Amount of property recovered 5,411.15 6,502.78 7,397.37

6 Property recovered to value of property stolen

50.52 57.20 51.77

Source: Director, State Crime Records Bureau, C.I.D, D.G.P Office, Hyderabad.

Unit

3

Nos.

Nos.

%

Rs. in Lakh

Rs. in Lakh

%

2014

7

20,646

10,253

49.66

15,535.50

9,187.30

59.14



TABLE - 23.7

INCIDENCE OF MAJOR COGNIZABLE CRIMES (IPC) UNDER DIFFERENT HEADS, 2006 TO 2014 (in Nos. as on 31st December)

Sl. No.

Year Murder Rape

Kidnapping and Abduction of Dowry

Deaths

Molestation and Sexual Harassment

Dacoity Women and

Girls Others

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 2006 1,449 616 722 353 346 1,997 97

2 2007 1,444 611 827 270 410 1,870 84

3 2008 1,473 687 742 255 352 1,910 57

4 2009 1,316 662 844 229 333 2,104 53

5 2010 1,245 648 719 251 315 3,965 49

6 2011 1,464 718 694 307 353 3,117 52

7 2012 1,325 639 689 239 265 3,330 69

8 2013 1,279 889 816 256 300 4,722 64

9 2014 1,308 979 711 441 289 3,188 59

TABLE - 23.7 (concld.) INCIDENCE OF MAJOR COGNIZABLE CRIMES (IPC) UNDER DIFFERENT HEADS, 2006 TO 2014

(in Nos. as on 31st December)

Sl. No.

Year Robbery Burglary Theft Riots Cheating Other

IPC Crimes Other Crimes

Total

1 2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

1 2006 407 4,599 11,893 1,620 5,075 20,851 37,605 87,630

2 2007 382 4,355 12,821 1,300 4,847 19,570 38,816 87,607

3 2008 371 4,830 13,776 1,083 5,114 18,849 38,750 88,249

4 2009 297 4,425 13,465 1,346 5,249 21,424 36,851 88,598

5 2010 287 4,494 14,338 1,383 5,386 16,883 35,675 85,638

6 2011 302 4,485 14,546 1,389 5,593 19,499 37,891 90,410

7 2012 314 4,513 14,756 1,334 6,809 19,003 39,774 93,059

8 2013 312 5,266 16,503 1,140 8,293 24,300 44,031 1,08,171

Source: Director, State Crime Record Bureau, C.I.D, D.G.P. Office, Hyderabad.

9 2014 308 4,949 15,342 766 8,519 37,013 32,958 1,06,830



TABLE - 23.8 INCIDENCE OF MAJOR COGNIZABLE CRIMES (IPC) UNDER DIFFERENT HEADS BY DISTRICTS, 2014


Sl. No.

District/ Circle Murder Rape

Kidnapping & Abduction of Dowry

Deaths

Molestation & Sexual Harassment

Dacoit Women & Girls

Others

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 101 42 39 7 16 244 1

2 Nizamabad 122 36 27 30 25 163 5

3 Karimnagar 109 66 85 21 34 373 5

4 Medak 130 60 35 24 34 211 5

5 Hyderabad City 118 126 175 199 22 393 9

6 Cyberabad 144 139 90 75 48 376 15

7 Rangareddy 77 51 34 1 10 83 1

8 Mahabubnagar 240 169 50 13 30 242 6

9 Nalgonda 114 126 36 59 23 447 6

10 Warangal (U) 26 19 33 - 12 114 1

11 Warangal (R) 47 41 44 1 17 186 4

12 Khammam 76 102 62 11 18 351 1

13 R.P. Secunderabad 4 2 1 - - 5 -

Total 1,308 979 711 441 289 3,188 59

Robbery

10

7

21

36

20

58

62

12

23

30

6

15

15

3

308

TABLE - 23.8 (concld.) INCIDENCE OF MAJOR COGNIZABLE CRIMES (IPC) UNDER DIFFERENT HEADS BY DISTRICTS, 2014


Sl. No.

District/ Circle Burglary Theft Riots Cheatings Other

IPC Crimes Other Crimes

Total

1 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

1 Adilabad 292 505 38 223 2,339 2,182 6,036

2 Nizamabad 416 712 46 306 2,529 2,615 7,053

3 Karimnagar 377 735 87 813 3,845 2,796 9,382

4 Medak 384 787 39 312 2,496 2,394 6,931

5 Hyderabad City 754 4,266 57 2,557 5,584 4,622 18,940

6 Cyberabad 1,122 4,182 51 2,347 4,863 5,797 19,311

7 Rangareddy 106 183 2 81 862 806 2,309

8 Mahabubnagar 369 1,112 105 252 2,714 2,208 7,533

9 Nalgonda 383 722 129 342 3,884 2,953 9,254

10 Warangal (U) 141 330 35 259 2,096 720 3,792

11 Warangal (R) 172 302 83 178 2,163 1,154 4,407

12 Khammam 432 746 94 845 3,566 4,703 11,022

13 R.P. Secunderabad 1 760 - 4 72 8 860

Total 4,949 15,342 766 8,519 37,013 32,958 1,06,830

Source: Director, State Crime Records Bureau, C.I.D, D.G.P. Office, Hyderabad.



TABLE - 23.9 CONSOLIDATED LOCK-UP REPORT OF THE PRISONS, 2014-15

(in Nos. as on 31st March, 2015)

Sl. No.

Category of Prisons No. of Prisons

Total Capacity

Convicts Under Trials


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Central Prisons 3 3,106 3,474 53 3,527 10,500 670 11,170

2 District Jails 7 2,007 378 3 381 2,261 323 2,584

3 Prisoners Agricultural Colonies, Cherlapalli

1 195 115 - 115 - - -

4 Special Prisons for Women, Hyderabad

1 220 - 128 128 - 950 950

5 Borstal Schools, Nizamabad (A prison of young offenders)

1 93 4 - 4 - - -

6 Sub Jails 37 1,227 11 - 11 1,454 33 1,487

Total 50 6,848 3,982 184 4,166 14,215 1,976 16,191

TABLE - 23.9 (concld.) CONSOLIDATED LOCK-UP REPORT OF THE PRISONS, 2014-15

(in Nos. as on 31st March, 2015)

Sl. No.

Category of Prisons Detunes Civils Grand Total


1 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

1 Central Prisons 72 - 72 - - - 14,046 723 14,769

2 District Jails 6 - 6 - - - 2,645 326 2.971

3 Prisoners Agricultural Colonies, Cherlapalli

- - - - - - 115 - 115

4 Special Prisons for Women, Hyderabad

- - - - - - - 1,078 1,078

5 Borstal Schools, Nizamabad (A prison of young offenders)

- - - - - - 4 - 4

6 Sub Jails - - - - - - 1,465 33 1,498

Total 78 - 78 - - - 18,275 2,160 20,435

Source: Director General of Prisons & Correctional Services, Hyderabad.



TABLE - 23.10 AGE WISE CLASSIFICATION OF PRISONERS, PERIOD OF SENTENCE OF CONVICTS AND

REMAND PERIOD OF UNDER TRIALS (EXCLUDING DETENUES & CIVILS), 2014-15 (in Nos. as on 31st March, 2015)

I. Particulars of Under Trial Prisoners/Convicts in Jails

Sl. No.

Age wise classification of Prisoners

Convicts Under Trials Grand Total


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 0 to 16 years - - - - - - - - -

2 16 to 21 years 366 4 370 2,268 150 2,418 2,634 154 2,788

3 21 to 40 years 2,347 81 2,428 7,574 1,025 8,599 9,921 1,106 11,027

4 40 to 65 years 1,246 91 1,337 4,334 753 5,087 5,580 844 6,424

5 65 years and above 23 8 31 39 48 87 62 56 118

Total 3,982 184 4,166 14,215 1,976 16,191 18,197 2,160 20,357

Note: Detunes and Civils (78) are not included in the Grand total

II. Type of Offence and Period of Sentence of Convict Prisoners

Sl. No.

Period of Sentence

Type of offence

Murder Robbery, Theft and Dacoit

Bride Burning

Rape Dowry and

related Cases Others Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Up to 1 month - 8 - - 14 485 507

2 1 to 6 months 4 440 - 3 17 177 641

3 6 to 12 months - 393 - 7 19 210 629

4 1 to 5 years 19 516 2 35 64 103 739

5 5 to 10 years 34 28 - 43 16 74 195

6 10 years and above 8 8 - 8 1 12 37

7 Lifers 1,374 19 6 31 71 14 1,515

Total 1,439 1,412 8 127 202 1,075 4,263

III. Remand Period of Under Trials

Sl. No.

Period of Sentence No. of Under Trials

Females Total

1 2 3 4 5

1 Up to 1 month 7,606 1,856 9,462

2 1 to 6 months 5,674 103 5,777

3 6 to 12 months 774 15 789

4 1 to 5 years 152 2 154

5 5 to 10 years 9 - 9

6 10 years and above - - -

Total 14,215 1,976 16,191

Source: Director General of Prisons and Correctional Services, Hyderabad.

Males



TABLE - 23.11 AGE WISE CLASSIFICATION OF CHILDREN IN NEED OF CARE AND PROTECTION

AND JUVENILE IN CONFLICT WITH LAW LODGED IN THE HOMES, 2014-15

I. Particulars of Children in Homes

Sl. No.

Age Wise Classification of Children & Juveniles

Committed to Children Homes/ Special Homes

Pending before JJBs/ CWC’s


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Up to 18 years 78 35 113 38 27 65

2 19 to 21 years 14 19 33 16 11 27

Total 92 54 146 54 38 92

II. Type of Offence and Committal Period

Sl. No.

Period of Committal

Type of offence

Murder Robbery, Theft and Dacoit

Bride Burning Rape Other Cases Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Up to 1 month 4 6 - - 19 29

2 1 to 6 months 3 2 - 1 9 15

3 6 to 12 months - - - - 1 1

4 1 to 5 years - - - - 4 4

Total 7 8 - 1 33 49

III. Remand Period (Number in Observation Homes and Reception Unit of Children Homes)

Sl. No.

Period of Stay in Homes

Children

Boys Girls Total

1 2 3 4 5

1 Up to 1 month 1,037 267 1,304

2 1 to 6 months 224 207 431

3 6 to 12 months 72 61 133

4 1 to 5 years 60 11 71

1,393 546 1,939

Source: Director, Juvenile Welfare & Correctional Services and Welfare of Street Children, Hyderabad.

Total



TABLE - 23.12 PARTICULARS OF EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT AND MARITAL STATUS OF PRISONERS, 2014-15

Sl. No. Particulars Males Females Total

1 2 3 4 5

I

1. No. of Prisoners as on 01.04.2014 6,053 518 6,571

2. No. of Prisoners admitted during the calendar year 68,991 10,418 79,409

3. No. of Prisoners released during the calendar year 67,096 10,168 77,264

4. No. of Remaining Prisoners as on 31.03.2015 5,622 485 6,107

Sub Total 1,47,762 21,589 1,69,351

II 1. Physically Handicapped 13 2 15

2. Lunatics 470 1 471

3. Foreigners 22 - 22

Sub Total 505 3 508

III

Employment Status

1. Employed 8,987 929 9,916

2. Unemployed 10,048 1,033 11,081

Sub Total 19,035 1,962 20,997

IV

Marital Status

1. Married 13,656 1,895 15,551

2. Un-married 5,379 65 5,444

Sub Total 19,035 1,960 20,995

V Education Status

1. Primary 3,993 357 4,350

2. Secondary Education 2,969 284 3,253

3. College Education (Intermediate) 3,591 48 3,639

4. Graduates 2,771 29 2,800

5. Post Graduates 1,289 6 1,295

6. Professional Courses 438 14 452

7. Technical Education 371 2 373

8. Illiterates 3,601 1,423 5,024

Sub Total 19,023 2,163 21,186

2,05,360 27,677 2,33,037


Grand Total



TABLE - 23.13 VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL, AGRICULTURAL, DAIRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTION

IN JAILS, 2013-14 AND 2014-15 (in Rupees)

Sl. No.

Type of Work 2013-14

( as on 31st December) 2014-15

( as on 31st March)

1 2 3 4

I Industrial Production

1 Bakery 6,82,194.00 7,17,303.00

2 Book Binding - -

3 Candles Manufacturing - 33,843.00

4 Carpentry 13,125.00 -

5 Chalk Piece 30,438.00 4,216.00

6 Clothing 35,340.00 31,475.00

7 Cover Making - -

8 DTP - -

9 Durry 22,79,383.00 20,79,493.00

10 Dyeing 26,27,128.00 30,49,506.00

11 Milk, Manure 17,24,186.80 11,34,781.00

12 Phenyl 1,56,6063.00 8,50,878.00

13 Pillows 1,24,800.00 -

14 Polythene - -

15 Poultry Birds 11,58,659.97 9,23,510.00

16 Printing 5,68,153.00 5,31,219.00

17 Sheep Manure 5,25,100.00 36,000.00

18 Soap 29,06,592.00 26,25,038.00

19 Steel Furniture 1,17,93,213.00 1,11,18,213.00

20 Tailoring 15,79,200.00 15,43,028.00

21 Thread 21,775.00 20,800.00

22 Tooth Powder 21,000.00 14,200.00

23 Vegetables 3,72,313.00 12,96,188.00

24 Vermi compost - -

25 Weaving 61,68,174.00 52,85,516.00

26 Woolen 1,20,795.00 69,263.00

Industrial Production (Total) 34,31,7632.77 3,13,64,470.00

II Agricultural Production 9,09,891.70 1,29,096.00

III Dairy and Poultry Production 16,83,759.97 -

Total 3,69,11,284.44 3,14,93,566.00




TABLE - 23.15 INCIDENTS OF FIRE ACCIDENTS, 2014-15

Sl. No.

Year Number of

Estimated Value of Property (Rs. in Lakh)

No. of Human Lives

Fire Stations*

Brigade Fire at work

Accidents or Fire Calls

Damaged Saved Lost Rescued

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Adilabad 10 13 585 551.33 265.18 2 9

2 Nizamabad 7 12 880 769.24 197.53 7 3

3 Karimnagar 9 21 773 120.02 556.13 14 17

4 Medak 8 11 1,093 472.43 139.22 44 28

5 Hyderabad 16 32 1,807 227.42 111.30 25 30

6 Rangareddy 10 16 384 112.73 188.02 10 16

7 Mahabubnagar 8 10 827 845.59 354.67 16 3

8 Nalgonda 10 13 957 157.06 373.80 11 20

9 Warangal 7 13 656 857.81 108.79 17 15

10 Khammam 7 11 752 645.39 176.57 4 5

Total 92 152 8,714 4,759.02 2,471.21 150 146

Source: Director General of Fire Services, Hyderabad. * Included Out posts, STS = Service Training School

TABLE - 23.14 NUMBER OF PRINTING PRESSES AT WORK, PERIODICALS AND BOOKS REGISTERED, 2014 AND 2015

Sl. No.

District

2014 (02-06-2014 to 31-12-2014) 2015 Calendar Year

Printing Presses

Books Registered

Periodicals Printing Presses

Books Registered

Periodicals

Titles Issues Titles Issues

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Adilabad 28 - - - 28 2 2 260

2 Nizamabad 16 6 1 110 16 12 5 633

3 Karimnagar 8 5 2 60 8 7 2 371

4 Medak 32 - 1 80 32 10 - -

5 Hyderabad 281 235 250 11,161 281 341 236 12,421

6 Rangareddy 60 - 8 421 60 6 14 935

7 Mahabubnagar 2 12 2 233 2 8 1 186

8 Nalgonda 42 3 1 57 42 4 1 54

9 Warangal 92 7 2 206 92 7 4 149

10 Khammam 16 4 1 11 16 2 1 20

Total 577 280 268 12,339 577 477 266 15,029

Source: Registrar of Publications, Hyderabad.

11 Other States - 8 - - - 78 - -



It is evident that from nomadic existence

to present day economies, people have always

been on the move. Purpose may be anything,

but people are moving on a pilgrimage,

documenting history of locations, visiting

relatives, visiting places for medical treatment,

leisure or business, or those travelling distances,

fired merely by the zest to travel, people have

crisscrossed the globe integrating cultures and

systems.

The tourism in the present day, has become

increasingly significant and organized (industry)

as more and more people with increased

disposable income, higher propensity to spend

and changing social mores trot cities and

countries due to variety of reasons. Along with

the evolution of tourism, its definition has

also formalized over the years and in the present

parlance a visitor is considered to be a traveler

taking a trip to a main destination outside their

usual environment, for less than a year, for

any main purpose (business, leisure or other

personal purpose) other than to be employed by

a resident entity in the country or place visited.

A visitor (domestic, inbound or outbound)

is classified as a tourist (or overnight visitor),

if his/her trip includes an overnight stay, or as a

same-day visitor (or excursionist) otherwise.

A traveler on the other hand is someone who

moves between different geographic locations,

for any purpose and any duration. The visitor is

a particular type of traveler and consequently

tourism is a subset of travel. However, "Tourism"

refers to all activities of visitors, including both

"tourists (over-night visitors)" and "same-day

visitors".

In the context of Telangana, its culture

combines cultural customs from Persian

traditions embedded during Moghuls,

Qutub Shahis and Nizams rule with prominent

and predominantly south Indian traditions and

customs. The State has a rich tradition

in classical music. It has a rich painting and folk

arts such as Burrakatha, Shadow Puppet Show,

and Perini Shiva Tandavam, Gusadi Dance,

Kolatam etc. Telangana has a variety of tourist

attractions including historical places,

monuments, forts, waterfalls, forests and

temples. Lakhs of tourists, including foreign

tourists visit these tourist attractions every

year and carrying their experiences, customs

and traditions of Indian heritage, sweet memories

to their native states or countries.

24. Tourism



Wildlife and Eco Tourism

Telangana has rich forests and wild life

sanctuaries, which provide scope for eco-tourism

and wildlife tourism that cover Alisagar Deer park

in Nizamabad, the Eturunagaram Sanctuary and

Pakhal Wildlife Sanctuary in Warangal, Kawal

Wildlife Sanctuary, Jannaram, Pranahitha Wildlife

Sanctuary and Sivaram Wildlife Sanctuary in

Adilabad, Mahavir Harina Vanasthali National

Park, Vanasthalipuram and Nehru Zoological

park in Hyderabad, Manjira Bird Sanctuary in

Sangareddy, and Pocharam Sanctuary in Medak,

Shamirpet Deer Park in Rangareddy.

Heritage Tourism

Telangana is a historic land dotted with

a number of forts, which have a potential

to be developed into classic heritage tourism

sites. Some famous forts, where Tourism

Department is taking up projects to develop

amenities for tourists are Golconda Fort, Medak

Fort, Khammam Fort, Nizamabad Fort, Elagandula

Fort, Karimnagar and Bhongir Fort, Nalgonda.

Warangal Fort and Golconda Fort also host

Sound and Light shows which take us back

to a magnificent past. More shows of this kind

will highlight the rich heritage of Telangana.

Telangana State Tourism Development

Corporation (TSTDC) organizes all the above

tourist packages and also connects the

neighboring States. TSTDC also maintains Haritha

Hotel chains, wayside amenities, river cruises

and water fleet in different locations. Any trip

to Telangana State is incomplete without a taste

of its cuisine, including the famous Hyderabadi

Biryani, Qubani-ka-Meetha, Haleem, Osmania

Biscuits and Irani Chai.

Medical Tourism

Hyderabad has the potential to emerge

as a global medical tourism hub, in view of the

world class treatment at affordable prices offered

in the leading hospitals located in the city. Steps

are being taken to prepare a comprehensive plan

for this purpose and to conduct road shows

abroad. An attempt is made in this chapter

to present domestic and foreign tourists visited

the State in the following graphs and subsequent

data tables.

Rural Tourism

Telangana has a tremendous potential for

Rural Tourism and is a fascinating canvas of

myriad colors, cultures and customs. Handicrafts

represent, perhaps, the oldest traditions of living

culture and Telangana has some of the richest

sources of handicrafts.



Table Content

24.1 Number of Tourist Arrivals, 2005 to 2015

24.2 Number of Domestic and Foreign Tourist Arrivals, 2014 and 2015

24.4 Number of Domestic Tourist Arrivals, 2015

24.6 Number of Foreign Tourist Arrivals, 2015

24.3 Number of Domestic Tourists Arrivals, 2014

24.5 Number of Foreign Tourist Arrivals, 2014



TABLE - 24.1 NUMBER OF TOURIST ARRIVALS, 2005 TO 2015

Sl. No. Year Domestic Foreign Total

1 2 3 4 5

1 2005 3,21,12,809 4,79,541 3,25,92,350

2 2006 4,30,19,334 5,73,821 4,35,93,155

3 2007 5,06,44,333 7,07,960 5,13,52,293

4 2008 5,05,92,646 7,28,564 5,13,21,210

5 2009 5,04,32,155 7,54,437 5,11,86,592

6 2010 5,15,04,283 2,95,719 5,18,00,002

7 2011 4,94,74,784 2,32,920 4,97,07,704

8 2012 9,14,71,964 2,25,979 9,16,97,943

9 2013 5,40,84,367 1,53,966 5,42,38,333

10 2014 7,23,99,113 75,171 7,24,74,284

11 2015 9,45,16,316 1,26,078 9,46,42,394

TABLE - 24.2 NUMBER OF DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN TOURIST ARRIVALS, 2014 AND 2015

Sl. No.

District 2014 2015

Domestic Foreign Domestic Foreign

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Adilabad 69,35,126 80 1,63,06,399 67

2 Nizamabad 6,880 3 13,819 -

3 Karimnagar 1,19,48,325 - 3,09,27,387 -

4 Medak 19,70,837 - 23,40,260 -

5 Hyderabad 92,97,426 95,98,946 1,22,238

6 Rangareddy

7 Mahabubnagar 53,91,195 2,789 68,44,742 1,470

8 Nalgonda 83,97,827 10 73,20,908 500

9 Warangal 2,32,27,277 2,238 98,09,162 1,794

10 Khammam 52,24,220 - 1,13,54,693 9

Total 7,23,99,113 75,171 9,45,16,316 1,26,078

70,051



TABLE - 24.3 NUMBER OF DOMESTIC TOURIST ARRIVALS, 2014

Sl. No. District January February March April May June

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 5,60,219 5,68,050 5,58,751 5,44,877 5,65,515 5,75,420

2 Nizamabad 673 395 395 412 467 726

3 Karimnagar 19,00,549 19,46,638 6,65,732 9,77,479 9,49,658 11,24,889

4 Medak 60,186 6,77,379 69,139 1,24,489 1,28,010 85,292

5 Hyderabad and Rangareddy

8,18,916 6,02,382 6,21,954 6,13,155 11,38,805

6

7 Mahabubnagar 7,29,309 6,99,514 5,59,659 5,27,052 4,62,359 3,94,674

8 Nalgonda 12,71,861 1,98,204 7,60,725 6,66,249 7,00,838 7,00,679

9 Warangal 12,35,676 1,60,35,642 10,12,310 4,14,372 4,38,986 3,53,295

10 Khammam 4,77,337 3,61,970 5,02,731 6,14,971 5,16,324 4,21,287

Total 70,54,726 2,10,90,174 47,51,396 44,83,056 49,00,962 46,09,502

9,53,240

TABLE - 24.3 (concld.) NUMBER OF DOMESTIC TOURIST ARRIVALS, 2014

Sl. No. District July August September October November December Total

1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

1 Adilabad 5,71,018 5,76,121 5,59,519 5,82,033 6,20,480 6,53,123 69,35,126

2 Nizamabad 608 589 650 726 663 576 6,880

3 Karimnagar 5,86,029 10,30,134 4,85,551 5,82,801 8,42,652 8,56,213 1,19,48,325

4 Medak 64,326 5,42,052 52,330 43,602 29,959 94,073 19,70,837


3,13,494 7,82,657 6,93,608 9,53,456 8,21,686 9,84,073 6

7 Mahabubnagar 2,54,085 1,73,207 1,72,052 2,62,683 5,30,943 6,25,658 53,91,195

8 Nalgonda 4,54,931 6,41,772 8,67,317 6,80,237 6,85,716 7,69,298 83,97,827

9 Warangal 3,99,237 4,54,931 6,74,980 5,69,946 8,11,397 8,26,505 2,32,27,277

10 Khammam 4,79,408 4,21,330 4,25,849 4,13,163 3,10,625 2,79,225 52,24,220

Total 31,23,136 46,22,793 39,31,856 40,88,647 46,54,121 50,88,744 7,23,99,113

92,97,426



TABLE - 24.4

NUMBER OF DOMESTIC TOURIST ARRIVALS, 2015


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 8,24,987 5,99,592 6,16,384 6,24,769 6,95,735 6,68,510

2 Nizamabad 781 5,856 658 732 718 595

3 Karimnagar 8,36,924 14,09,365 12,90,865 9,79,542 12,73,858 11,30,333

4 Medak 63,195 7,11,247 42,595 44,725 46,961 49,309


9,02,910 5,22,845 7,51,393 5,94,667 11,45,335 6

7 Mahabubnagar 8,73,775 5,43,568 5,39,322 4,32,527 4,66,586 4,31,259

8 Nalgonda 7,56,029 7,11,405 89,989 6,56,850 6,62,185 6,84,385

9 Warangal 13,40,115 12,91,661 7,89,216 5,35,859 5,62,757 3,78,160

10 Khammam 4,50,517 4,39,925 6,43,486 5,25,879 4,43,210 4,02,618

Total 60,49,233 62,35,464 47,63,908 43,95,550 52,97,345 45,48,880

8,03,711


NUMBER OF DOMESTIC TOURIST ARRIVALS, 2015


1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

1 Adilabad 84,65,858 6,63,984 6,94,871 8,42,756 7,84,582 8,24,371 1,63,06,399

2 Nizamabad 1,083 765 714 723 575 619 13,819

3 Karimnagar 1,91,24,512 6,25,540 8,91,100 5,36,076 12,59,877 15,69,395 3,09,27,387

4 Medak 50,621 3,81,057 2,85,790 2,67,260 1,53,000 2,44,500 23,40,260


7,25,689 8,06,756 6,21,200 8,69,958 8,18,471 10,36,011 6

7 Mahabubnagar 4,32,330 4,81,247 4,69,355 4,42,446 6,01,022 11,31,305 68,44,742

8 Nalgonda 6,27,537 4,25,044 6,75,537 7,00,694 7,04,465 6,26,788 73,20,908

9 Warangal 17,30,743 6,00,560 3,83,817 6,26,261 7,33,276 8,36,737 98,09,162

10 Khammam 58,76,632 5,14,519 4,69,084 6,10,359 4,14,367 5,64,097 1,13,54,693

Total 3,70,35,005 44,99,472 44,91,468 48,96,533 54,69,635 68,33,823 9,45,16,316

95,98,946



TABLE - 24.5 NUMBER OF FOREIGN TOURIST ARRIVALS, 2014


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 5 6 5 6 6 7

2 Nizamabad 3 - - - - -


4 Medak - - - - - -


7,587 7,871 7,683 3,314 1,962 6

7 Mahabubnagar 210 160 424 311 270 223

8 Nalgonda 10 - - - - -

9 Warangal 468 180 158 104 15 175

10 Khammam - - - - - -

Total 8,284 8,217 8,270 3,735 2,253 3,172

2,767

TABLE - 24.5 (concld.) NUMBER OF FOREIGN TOURIST ARRIVALS, 2014


1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

1 Adilabad 7 5 8 8 8 9 80

2 Nizamabad - - - - - - 3

3 Karimnagar - - - - - - -

4 Medak - - - - - - -


5,931 3,759 4,258 7,836 4,826 12,257 6

7 Mahabubnagar 175 94 69 177 326 350 2,789

8 Nalgonda - - - - - - 10

9 Warangal 232 128 96 190 306 185 2,238

10 Khammam - - - - - - -

Total 6,345 3,986 4,431 8,211 5,466 12,801 75,171

Source: Directorate of Tourism, Hyderabad.

70,051



TABLE - 24.6

NUMBER OF FOREIGN TOURIST ARRIVALS, 2015


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Adilabad 7 2 8 9 6 9

2 Nizamabad - - - - - -


4 Medak - - - - - -


14,454 10,947 8,750 6,560 6,959 6

7 Mahabubnagar 240 76 59 72 132 126

8 Nalgonda - - - - - -

9 Warangal 292 508 130 20 21 56

10 Khammam - - - - - -

Total 14,993 11,533 8,947 6,661 7,118 7,404

7,213

TABLE - 24.6 (concld.) NUMBER OF FOREIGN TOURIST ARRIVALS, 2015


1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

1 Adilabad 10 - 6 8 - 2 67

2 Nizamabad - - - - - - -

3 Karimnagar - - - - - - -

4 Medak - - - - - - -


12,274 10,604 7,292 9,758 12,034 15,393 6

7 Mahabubnagar 111 112 115 115 152 160 1,470

8 Nalgonda - - 500 - - - 500

9 Warangal 43 67 73 210 328 46 1,794

10 Khammam 7 - 2 - - - 9

Total 12,445 10,783 7,988 10,091 12,514 15,601 1,26,078

Source: Directorate of Tourism, Hyderabad.

1,22,238



The details of total electors and elected

representatives like Members of Parliament (Rajya

Sabha), Members of Parliament (Lok Sabha)

representing Telangana State and Members of

Legislative Council and Members of Legislative

Assembly of Telangana State is presented in the

following charts and subsequent tables.

Table Content

25.1 Electors and Elected Representatives in the Parliament from Telangana State and in the State Legislature

25. Elected Representatives



TABLE - 25.1 ELECTORS AND ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES IN THE PARLIAMENT FROM TELANGANA STATE

AND IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE (As on 31st July, 2015)

Sl. No.

Parliament/ State Legislature

Number of Voters Number of

Representatives

Males Females Others Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

I PARLIAMENT

1. Lok Sabha: Elected - - 16 1

A. Number of electors (General Electors as on 17.01.2015)

1,44,72,057 1,38,40,716 2,351 - -

B. Number of votes polled - - - - -

C. Number of service electors (As on 17.01.2015)

6,274 1,485 - - -

D. Number of votes polled - - - - -

2. Rajya Sabha: Elected - - 6 1

II STATE LEGISLATURE

A) Legislative Assembly

1. Number of electors (General Electors as on 17.01.2015)

1,44,72,057 1,38,40,716 2,351 - -

2. Number of votes polled - - - - -

3. Number of Service electors 6,274 1,485 - - -

4. Number of Votes Polled - - - - -

5. Elected - - 110 9

6. Nominated to represent Anglo- Indian Community

- - - 1

B) Legislative Council

1. Elected by Local Authorities

x

14 -

2. Elected by Teachers 3 -

3. Elected by Graduates 3 -

4. Elected by MLAs 13 1

5. Nominated by Governor x 6 -

Source: GAD (Elections-F Section), Telangana Secretariat, Hyderabad.



Efforts are made to present the Comparative

Statistics of Telangana State with that of All India

under various parameters viz., demographic

characteristics according to Population Census,

2011, classification of workers, land utilization,

area and out-turn of food grains, operational

holdings and operated area, livestock population

according to Livestock Census, 2012, railway

route length, working of factories, per capita

income, details of Economic Census, functioning

of bank branches, etc. This comparison will

facilitate better understanding of State with that

of All India and its position in various parameters

at national level.

Table Content

26.1 Comparison of Demographic Characteristics of Telangana State with All India, 2011 Census

26.2 Comparison of Age Group wise population of Telangana State with All India, 2011 Census

26.3 Comparison of Land Utilization of Telangana State with All India, 2010-11 to 2012-13

26.4 Comparison of Area and Production of Principal Crops of Telangana State with All India, 2013-14

26.5 Comparison of Source wise Area Irrigated in Telangana State with All India 2011-12 and 2012-13

26.6 Comparison of Livestock Census, 2007 and 2012 of Telangana State with All India

26.7 Comparison of Mineral Production in Telangana State with All India, 2015

26.8 Comparison of working of Joint Stock Companies Limited by Shares at work, Telangana State with All India 2012 and 2013

26.9 Comparison of Reporting Offices, Aggregate Deposit and Gross Bank Credit of Scheduled Commercial Banks (SCBs), 2015

26. Comparative Statistics of Telangana State with All India

India - Telangana



TABLE - 26.1 COMPARISON OF DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF TELANGANA STATE WITH ALL INDIA,

2011 CENSUS

Sl. No.

Particulars Unit Telangana All India Percentage of Telangana over All India

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Area ‘000 sq. kms. 112.08 3,287.47 3.41

2 Population Lakh Nos. 350.04 12,108.55 2.89

a Urban Population " 136.09 3,771.06 3.61

b Rural Population " 213.95 8,337.49 2.57

c Males " 176.12 6,232.70 2.82

d Females " 173.92 5,875.85 2.96

3 Child Population(0-6 Years) Persons " 38.99 1645.15 2.37

a Urban Population " 15.30 431.92 3.54

b Rural Population " 23.69 1,213.23 1.95

c Males " 20.18 857.52 2.35

d Females " 18.81 787.63 2.39

4 Households " 83.04 2,495.02 3.33

a Rural " 51.69 1,686.13 3.07

b Urban " 31.35 808.89 3.88

5 Density of Population (persons per Sq. Km.) Nos. 312 382 -

6 Sex Ratio (females for 1000 Males) Ratio 988 943 -

7 Growth of Population 2001-2011 Percentage 13.58 17.70 -

8 Literacy Rate - Persons " 66.54 72.98 -

a Males " 75.04 80.88 -

b Females " 57.99 64.63 -

9 Scheduled Castes Population Lakh Nos. 54.09 2,013.78 2.69

a Males " 26.93 1,035.35 2.60

b Females " 27.16 978.43 2.78

10 Scheduled Tribes Population " 31.78 1,045.46 3.04

a Males " 16.08 525.47 3.06

b Females " 15.70 519.99 3.02

11 Total Workers " 163.42 4,818.89 3.39

A Main Workers " 137.20 3,625.66 3.78

i Cultivators " 29.94 959.42 3.12

ii Agricultural Labourers " 45.90 861.69 5.33

iii Household Industry " 6.36 123.33 5.16

iv Other Workers " 55.00 1,681.22 3.27

B Marginal Workers " 26.22 1,193.23 2.20

i Cultivators " 1.57 228.66 0.69

ii Agricultural Labourers " 13.25 581.65 2.28

iii Household Industry " 1.41 60.05 2.35

iv Other Workers " 9.99 322.87 3.09

12 Total Non Workers " 186.62 7,289.66 2.56

Source: Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India, New Delhi.



TABLE - 26.2 COMPARISON OF AGE GROUP WISE POPULATION TELANGANA STATE WITH ALL INDIA, 2011 CENSUS

Age Groups

Total Population (in Nos.)

Telangana State * All India % of Telangana over All India


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

RURAL

0-4 8,36,762 7,85,332 16,22,094 4,30,36,377 3,99,50,283 8,29,86,660 1.94 1.97 1.95

5-9 10,09,896 9,53,483 19,63,379 4,88,25,259 4,49,82,353 9,38,07,612 2.07 2.12 2.09

10-14 11,65,195 11,09,644 22,74,839 5,04,88,158 4,63,16,336 9,68,04,494 2.31 2.40 2.35

15-19 11,04,316 10,12,410 21,16,726 4,45,70,557 3,93,31,915 8,39,02,472 2.48 2.57 2.52

20-24 10,23,955 9,83,143 20,07,098 3,81,38,662 3,56,96,384 7,38,35,046 2.68 2.75 2.72

25-29 9,37,712 9,72,666 19,10,378 3,33,75,989 3,26,92,281 6,60,68,270 2.81 2.98 2.89

30-34 7,88,583 8,03,249 15,91,832 2,89,34,192 2,89,77,587 5,79,11,779 2.73 2.77 2.75

35-39 7,75,267 8,13,441 15,88,708 2,81,25,561 2,79,37,146 5,60,62,707 2.76 2.91 2.83

40-44 6,59,110 6,19,183 12,78,293 2,45,65,235 2,30,15,773 4,75,81,008 2.68 2.69 2.69

45-49 5,48,381 5,43,956 10,92,337 2,08,64,270 1,98,23,958 4,06,88,228 2.63 2.74 2.68

50-54 4,30,974 4,37,887 8,68,861 1,67,89,547 1,52,42,241 3,20,31,788 2.57 2.87 2.71

55-59 3,07,938 4,06,761 7,14,699 1,25,36,529 1,33,24,985 2,58,61,514 2.46 3.05 2.76

60-64 3,98,045 4,82,276 8,80,321 1,29,31,592 1,33,59,653 2,62,91,245 3.08 3.61 3.35

65-69 2,81,325 3,13,706 5,95,031 92,08,311 97,07,959 1,89,16,270 3.06 3.23 3.15

70-74 2,23,201 2,18,537 4,41,738 69,78,179 68,29,421 1,38,07,600 3.20 3.20 3.20

75-79 89,230 92,986 1,82,216 31,13,424 32,70,293 63,83,717 2.87 2.84 2.85

80+ 1,02,286 1,26,779 2,29,065 37,65,796 41,29,194 78,94,990 2.72 3.07 2.90

Age not stated

1,15,262 1,12,436 2,27,698 15,33,420 13,80,032 29,13,452 7.52 8.15 7.82

Total 1,07,97,438 1,07,87,875 2,15,85,313 42,77,81,058 40,59,67,794 83,37,48,852 2.52 2.66 2.59



TABLE - 26.2 (contd.) COMPARISON OF AGE GROUP WISE POPULATION TELANGANA STATE WITH ALL INDIA, 2011 CENSUS

Age Groups

Total Population (in Nos.)

Telangana State * All India % of Telangana over All India


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

URBAN

0-4 5,52,053 5,13,755 10,65,808 1,55,95,697 1,42,24,421 2,98,20,118 3.54 3.61 3.57

5-9 6,01,903 5,61,608 11,63,511 1,74,75,207 1,56,45,307 3,31,20,514 3.44 3.59 3.51

10-14 6,64,773 6,31,023 12,95,796 1,89,30,677 1,69,74,041 3,59,04,718 3.51 3.72 3.61

15-19 6,61,074 6,43,414 13,04,488 1,94,11,839 1,72,12,138 3,66,23,977 3.41 3.74 3.56

20-24 6,82,961 7,34,308 14,17,269 1,94,46,031 1,81,43,145 3,75,89,176 3.51 4.05 3.77

25-29 6,80,881 7,21,784 14,02,665 1,79,68,219 1,73,77,476 3,53,45,695 3.79 4.15 3.97

30-34 5,96,646 5,65,704 11,62,350 1,57,26,482 1,49,56,690 3,06,83,172 3.79 3.78 3.79

35-39 5,45,572 5,23,634 10,69,206 1,47,93,820 1,42,84,157 2,90,77,977 3.69 3.67 3.68

40-44 4,56,667 4,03,848 8,60,515 1,29,80,151 1,18,76,953 2,48,57,104 3.52 3.40 3.46

45-49 3,75,181 3,38,807 7,13,988 1,12,73,844 1,03,56,255 2,16,30,099 3.33 3.27 3.30

50-54 2,85,697 2,57,008 5,42,705 90,53,719 79,83,747 1,70,37,466 3.16 3.22 3.19

55-59 2,13,781 2,01,043 4,14,824 69,19,483 63,65,058 1,32,84,541 3.09 3.16 3.12

60-64 1,85,432 1,82,959 3,68,391 57,70,157 56,02,305 1,13,72,462 3.21 3.27 3.24

65-69 1,13,271 1,14,234 2,27,505 37,36,015 38,02,698 75,38,713 3.03 3.00 3.02

70-74 77,164 80,270 1,57,434 26,73,320 27,27,922 54,01,242 2.89 2.94 2.91

75-79 36,898 41,283 78,181 13,77,179 14,71,607 28,48,786 2.68 2.81 2.74

80+ 47,095 62,602 1,09,697 15,17,899 18,76,116 33,94,015 3.10 3.34 3.23

Age not stated

1,29,591 1,24,741 2,54,332 8,39,461 7,36,889 15,76,350 15.44 16.93 16.13

Total 69,06,640 67,02,025 1,36,08,665 19,54,89,200 18,16,16,925 37,71,06,125 3.53 3.69 3.61



TABLE - 26.2 (concld) COMPARISON OF AGE GROUP WISE POPULATION TELANGANA STATE WITH ALL INDIA, 2011 CENSUS

Age Groups

Total Population (in Nos.) % of Telangana over All India Telangana State * All India

Males Females Total Males Female Total Males Females Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

COMBINED

0-4 13,88,815 12,99,087 26,87,902 5,86,32,074 5,41,74,704 11,28,06,778 2.37 2.40 2.38

5-9 16,11,799 15,15,091 31,26,890 6,63,00,466 6,06,27,660 12,69,28,126 2.43 2.50 2.46

10-14 18,29,968 17,40,667 35,70,635 6,94,18,835 6,32,90,377 13,27,09,212 2.64 2.75 2.69

15-19 17,65,390 16,55,824 34,21,214 6,39,82,396 5,65,44,053 12,05,26,449 2.76 2.93 2.84

20-24 17,06,916 17,17,451 34,24,367 5,75,84,693 5,38,39,529 11,14,24,222 2.96 3.19 3.07

25-29 16,18,593 16,94,450 33,13,043 5,13,44,208 5,00,69,757 10,14,13,965 3.15 3.38 3.27

30-34 13,85,229 13,68,953 27,54,182 4,46,60,674 4,39,34,277 8,85,94,951 3.10 3.12 3.11

35-39 13,20,839 13,37,075 26,57,914 4,29,19,381 4,22,21,303 8,51,40,684 3.08 3.17 3.12

40-44 11,15,777 10,23,031 21,38,808 3,75,45,386 3,48,92,726 7,24,38,112 2.97 2.93 2.95

45-49 9,23,562 8,82,763 18,06,325 3,21,38,114 3,01,80,213 6,23,18,327 2.87 2.92 2.90

50-54 7,16,671 6,94,895 14,11,566 2,58,43,266 2,32,25,988 4,90,69,254 2.77 2.99 2.88

55-59 5,21,719 6,07,804 11,29,523 1,94,56,012 1,96,90,043 3,91,46,055 2.68 3.09 2.89

60-64 5,83,477 6,65,235 12,48,712 1,87,01,749 1,89,61,958 3,76,63,707 3.12 3.51 3.32

65-69 3,94,596 4,27,940 8,22,536 1,29,44,326 1,35,10,657 2,64,54,983 3.05 3.17 3.11

70-74 3,00,365 2,98,807 5,99,172 96,51,499 95,57,343 1,92,08,842 3.11 3.13 3.12

75-79 1,26,128 1,34,269 2,60,397 44,90,603 47,41,900 92,32,503 2.81 2.83 2.82

80+ 1,49,381 1,89,381 3,38,762 52,83,695 60,05,310 1,12,89,005 2.83 3.15 3.00

Age not stated

2,44,853 2,37,177 4,82,030 23,72,881 21,16,921 44,89,802 10.32 11.20 10.74

Total 1,77,04,078 1,74,89,900 3,51,93,978 62,32,70,258 58,75,84,719 1,21,08,54,977 2.84 2.98 2.91

Note: * Includes 1,90,304 Population of transferred Villages from Khammam District. Source: Registrar General of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India, New Delhi.



TABLE - 26.3 COMPARISON OF LAND UTILISATION OF TELANGANA STATE WITH ALL INDIA, 2010-11 TO 2012-13

(in lakh Hects.)

Sl. No.

Particulars

2010-11 2011-12

Telan-gana

All India


Telan-gana

All India


Telan-gana

All India


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

I Geographical Area 114.84 3,287.47 3.49 114.84 3,287.47 3.49 114.84 3,287.47 3.49

II Reporting Area for Land Utilization Statistics (1 to 5)

114.84 3,059.03 3.75 114.84 3,058.31 3.75 114.84 3,059.36 3.75

1. Forests 27.43 700.06 3.92 27.43 700.35 3.92 27.43 700.07 3.92

2. Not available for Cultivation 14.88 435.64 3.42 14.99 435.26 3.44 15.03 437.38 3.44

3. Other Uncultivated Land excluding Fallow Lands (a+b+c)

5.83 261.65 2.23 5.81 261.17 2.22 5.90 259.76 2.27

a. Permanent Pastures & other Grazing Lands

3.03 103.01 2.94 3.02 103.11 2.93 3.02 102.40 2.95

b. Area under Miscellaneous Tree Crops & Groves. (not included in Net Area Sown)

1.14 32.07 3.55 1.14 31.67 3.60 1.14 31.57 3.61

c. Culturable Waste 1.67 126.57 1.32 1.65 126.39 1.30 1.74 125.78 1.38

4. Fallow Lands (a+b) 21.79 245.89 7.40 20.62 251.79 8.19 19.94 262.83 5.69

a. Fallow Lands other than Current Fallows

7.82 103.21 4.10 8.26 106.64 7.75 7.91 110.01 7.19

b. Current Fallows 13.97 142.67 9.79 12.36 145.15 8.51 12.03 152.82 4.61

5. Net Area Sown 44.91 1,415.79 3.17 45.99 1,409.74 3.26 46.54 1,399.32 3.33

6. Total Cropped Area 58.68 1,989.69 2.95 57.02 1,956.32 2.91 56.90 1,943.99 2.93

7. Area Sown more than once 13.77 573.90 2.39 11.02 546.58 2.02 10.36 544.67 1.9

III Net Area Irrigated 20.04 636.01 3.15 19.85 656.93 3.02 17.74 661.03 2.68

IV Gross Area Irrigated 29.99 893.60 3.36 28.64 917.30 3.12 25.57 925.75 2.76

Source: i. Statistical Year Book India, India, 2016, and ii. DES, Telangana. Note: i. Telangana Geographical Area figures including the area of certain villages transformed to residual A.P

2012-13



TABLE - 26.4 COMPARISON OF AREA AND PRODUCTION OF PRINCIPAL CROPS

OF TELANGANA STATE WITH ALL INDIA, 2013-14

Sl. No.

Crop

Telangana All India Percentage of

Area (‘000 Hectares)

Production (‘000 Tonnes)

Area (‘000 Hectares)

Production (‘000 Tonnes)

Col. 3 over col. 5

Col. 4 over col. 6

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Rice 2,008.53 6,622.21 44,135.95 1,06,646 4.55 6.21

2 Wheat 7.04 4.37 30,473.18 95,850 0.02 Neg.

3 Jowar 108.97 110.61 5,793.44 5,542 1.88 2.00

4 Bajra 13.22 12.45 7,810.72 9,250 0.17 0.13

5 Maize 752.45 3,524.91 9,066.26 24,259 8.30 14.53

6 Ragi 1.71 2.52 1,193.72 1,983 0.14 0.13

7 Small Millets 0.88 0.66 682.30 430 0.13 0.15

8 Barley -- -- 673.50 1,831 -- --

2,892.80 10,277.73 99,829.07 2,45,791 2.90 4.18

9 Red gram (Tuar) 263.52 139.58 3,904.86 3,174 6.75 4.40

10 Bengal gram (Gram) 113.58 194.88 9,927.38 9,526 1.14 2.05

11 Other Pulses 185.86 136.77 11,379.10 6,552 1.63 2.09

Total Pulses 562.96 471.23 25,211.34 19,254 2.23 2.45

Total Food Grains 3,455.76 10,748.96 1,25,040.41 2,65,043 2.76 4.06

12 Groundnut 210.08 355.20 5,505.21 9,714 3.82 3.66

13 Seasamum 24.20 8.71 1,678.90 715 1.44 1.22

14 Rape and Mustard 0.84 0.64 6,645.74 7,877 0.01 0.01

15 Castor 79.83 56.48 1,063.19 1,727 7.51 3.27

16 Linseed 0.23 0.11 293.07 142 0.08 0.08

Total Oil Seeds 315.18 421.14 15,186.11 20,175 2.08 2.09

17 Cotton (Lint) @ 1,712.83 4,265.30 11,960.00 35,902 14.32 11.88

18 Potato 3.51 47.41 1,973.19 41,555 0.18 0.11

19 Mesta # 0.11 1.00 81.63 607 0.13 0.16

20 Banana 1.53 47.71 802.57 29,725 0.19 0.16

21 Sugarcane 76.32 343.99 4,993.35 3,52,142 1.53 0.10

22 Tobacco 6.64 16.13 431.41 778 1.54 2.07

23 Chillies 78.93 279.78 774.87 1,492 10.19 18.75

24 Turmeric 49.64 252.06 232.67 1,190 21.33 21.18

Note: @ Production in terms of ‘000 Bales of 170 kgs. Each and # Production in terms of ‘000 Bales of 180 kgs. each. Source: 1. Statistical Year Book India, 2016, and 2. Season and Crop Report, 2013-14 of DES, Telangana Neg: Negligible

Total Cereals and Millets



TABLE - 26.6 COMPARISON OF LIVESTOCK CENSUS, 2007 AND 2012 OF TELANGANA STATE WITH ALL INDIA

(in ‘000 Nos.)

Sl. No.

Item

2007 2012

Telangana All India % Telangana over All India


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Cattle 5,750 1,99,075 2.89 5034 1,90,904 2.64

2 Buffaloes 5,042 1,05,342 4.79 4194 1,08,702 3.86

3 Sheep 1,3357 71,558 18.67 12875 65,069 19.79

4 Goats 4,802 1,40,537 3.42 4676 1,35,173 3.46

5 Horses and Ponies - 612 - - 625 -

6 Mules - 137 - - 196 -

7 Donkeys - 438 - - 319 -

8 Camels - 517 - - 400 -

9 Pigs 233 11,133 2.09 252 10,294 2.45

10 Other Livestock 37 347 10.66 9 375 2.40

Total Livestock (without Dogs)

29,221 5,29,696 5.51 27,040 5,12,057 5.28

11 475 - - 347 - -

12 10 - - 17 - -

Total Poultry 49,448 6,48,829 7.62 69,159 7,29,209 9.48

Source: Director of Animal Husbandry, Telangana and Statistical Year Book , India, 2015.

Dogs

Rabbit

TABLE - 26.5 COMPARISON OF SOURCE WISE AREA IRRIGATED IN TELANGANA STATE

WITH ALL INDIA, 2011-12 AND 2012-13 (in ‘000 Hectares)

Sl. No.

Particulars

2011-12 2012-13



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Canals 325 16,017 2.03 90 15,628 0.57

2 Tanks 183 1,937 9.45 158 1,748 9.04

3 Total Wells (Tube wells and Other wells)

1423 29,408 4.84 1486 30,497 4.87

4 Other wells - 10,779 - - 10,764 -

5 Other Sources 54 7,123 0.76 40 7,466 0.54

6 Net Area Irrigated 1985 65,263 3.04 1774 66,103 2.68

7 Gross Area Irrigated 2,864 91,530 3.12 2557 92,575 2.76

Source: 1. Season and Crop Report, 2013 -14 of DES, Telangana and 2. Statistical Year Book, India, 2016.



TABLE - 26.7 COMPARISON OF MINERAL PRODUCTION IN TELANGANA STATE WITH ALL INDIA, 2015

Sl. No.

Minerals Unit Telangana All India % of Telangana over All India

1 2 3 4 5 6

I Fuel Minerals

Coal '000 Tonnes 52,536 6,10,208 8.61

Natural Gas (Utilized) M.C.M - 32,583 -

Petroleum (Crude) '000 Tonnes - 37,464 -

II Metallic Minerals

Iron Ore (Total) '000 Tonnes 37 1,28,909 0.03

Manganese Ore Tonnes 7,435 23,45,361 0.32

III Non Metallic Minerals

Apatite Tonnes - 930 -

Asbestos " - - -

Ball Clay ( White) " - 19,10,060 -

Barytes " 20,654 9,10,963 2.27

Clay (Others) (mm) " 51,915 22,48,184 2.31

Dolomite " 4,85,222 62,09,476 7.81

Feldspar " 4,01,072 13,43,366 29.86

Fire Clay " - 7,12,792 -

Garnet (Abrasive) " - 78,924 -

Kaolin (Total) " - 38,61,380 -

Laterite (mm) " 19,00,673 46,50,597 40.87

Lime Kankar " - 1,11,382 -

Lime Stone ‘000 Tonnes 23,956 2,92,810 8.18

Mica (Crude) Kgs. - 6,35,700 -

Mica (Waste & Scrap) Kgs. - 1,18,52,421 -

Ochre Tonnes - 22,03,708 -

Quartz " 3,67,467 13,81,406 26.60

Quartzite " - 5,83,095 -

Sand (Others) (mm) " 17,78,118 21,00,563 84.65

Shale (mm) " 87,000 27,92,904 3.12

Silica Sand " - 30,47,485 -

Source: Monthly Statistics of Mineral Production, March, 2015, Indian Bureau of Mines



TABLE - 26.8 COMPARISON OF WORKING OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES LIMITED BY SHARES AT WORK,

TELANGANA STATE WITH ALL INDIA 2012 AND 2013

(Paid up Capital Rs. in crore as on 31st March)

Sl. No.

Particulars Telangana All India

% of Telangana over All India

2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

I Public Companies

a) Number 162 133 62,430 64,830 0.26 0.21

b) Paid up Capital 532 224 10,10,921 11,46,884 0.05 0.02

II Private Companies

a) Number 6,215 6,467 7,38,331 8,18,781 0.84 0.79

b) Paid up Capital 2,326 1,698 5,59,708 6,65,375 0.42 0.26

III

a) Number 6,377 6,600 8,00,761 8,83,611 0.80 0.75

b) Paid up Capital 2,858 1,922 15,70,629 18,12,259 0.18 0.11

Source: Statistical Year Book, India, 2015.

Total Companies

TABLE - 26.9 COMPARISON OF REPORTING OFFICES, AGGREGATE DEPOSIT AND

GROSS BANK CREDIT OF SCHEDULED COMMERCIAL BANKS (SCBs), 2015 (Amount in Rs. Millions - as on 30th September, 2015)

Sl. No.

Category

Telangana All India % of col.3 Over col.6

Reporting Offices

Deposits Credits Reporting Offices

Deposits Credits

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Rural 1,557 2,15,904 2,95,189 48,732 92,27,896 59,61,688 3.20

2 Semi Urban 1,000 3,14,342 2,65,420 34,802 1,36,41,322 76,61,057 2.87

3 Urban 502 2,52,072 1,83,389 24,058 1,98,21,563 1,07,55,932 2.09

4 Metropolitan 1,589 24,98,732 26,45,147 21,559 4,67,11,719 4,26,81,095 7.37

Total 4,648 32,81,050 33,89,145 1,29,151 8,94,02,500 6,70,59,772 3.60

Source: Reserve Bank o India, Q3 of 2014-15 Quarterly Statistics on Deposits and Credit of Scheduled Commercial Banks(BSR-7).

% of col.4 Over col.7

10

2.34

2.30

1.27

5.35

3.67

% of col.5 Over col.8

11

4.95

3.46

1.71

6.20

5.05



Efforts are made in this chapter to present

important Statistics of all States and all India in

the country. The statistics presented in this

chapter include Geographical Area, Population,

Land Utilization, Area and Out-turn of Food

grains, Livestock including Poultry population,

Gross State Domestic Product and Gross

Domestic Product etc. It is envisaged to have

comparison of States with that of all India on

each of the parameters presented in this chapter.

27. Important Statistics of all States

India - States



Table Content

27.1 Area, Households, Population and Sex Ratio, 2011 Census

27.2 Male and Female Population by Residence, 2011 Census

27.3 Child (0-6 Years) Population, Literates and Literacy Rate, 2011 Census

27.4 Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Population, 2011 Census

27.5 Literacy particulars of Scheduled Castes Population, 2011 Census

27.6 Literacy particulars of Scheduled Tribes Population, 2011 Census

27.7 Main workers, Marginal Workers and Non-workers, 2011 Census

27.8 Classification of Main Workers, 2011 Census

27.9 Classification of Marginal Workers, 2011 Census

27.10(A) Pattern of Land Utilization, 2011-12

27.10(B) Pattern of Land Utilization, 2012-13

27.11 Area and Out-turn of Food grains, 2013-14

27.12 Source wise Net Area Irrigated, 2012-13

27.13 Operational Holdings and Area Operated according to Major Size Classes, 2010-11

27.14 Livestock and Poultry Population, 2012 Census

27.15 Railway Route Length at the end of the year 2015

27.16 Principal Characteristics in Annual Survey of Industries, 2013-14

27.17 Gross State Domestic Product at Current Prices

27.18 Gross State Domestic Product at Constant (2011-12) Prices

27.19 Net State Domestic Product at Current Prices

27.20 Net State Domestic Product at Constant (2011-12) Prices

27.21 Per Capita Net State Domestic Product at Current Prices

27.22 Per Capita Net State Domestic Product at Constant (2011-12) Prices

27.23 Enterprises and Persons employed according to Sixth Economic Census in Major States

27.24 Scheduled Commercial Bank Offices, Deposits, Credits and Credit Deposit Ratio, 2015

27.25 Regional Rural Bank Offices, Deposits, Credits and Credit Deposit Ratio, 2015

27.26 Company wise LPG Domestic consumers, 2015

27.27 Consumption of Major Petroleum Products during 2014-15

27.28 Category wise number of motor vehicles registered as on 31st March, 2013

27.29 Road length and registered vehicles as on 31st March, 2013

27.30 Source wise and State wise Power Generated, 2013-14 (P)

27.32 Financial out comes under MGNREGA, 2014-15

27.31 Category wise Electricity Sold (utility only) for the year, 2013-14 (P)



TABLE - 27.1 AREA, HOUSEHOLDS, POPULATION AND SEX RATIO, 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No.

State/ Union Territory

Area (sq. kms.)

Households (in Nos.)

Population (in Nos.) Sex Ratio

% of col.7 over col. 5

Den-sity per

sq.km

Decadal Growth Rate (%) Persons Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Andhra Pr. 1,62,968 1,27,18,976 4,95,77,103 2,48,30,513 2,47,46,590 997 49.91 304 9.21

2 Arunachal Pr. 83,743 2,70,577 13,83,727 7,13,912 6,69,815 938 48.41 17 26.03

3 Assam 78,438 64,06,471 3,12,05,576 1,59,39,443 1,52,66,133 958 48.92 398 17.07

4 Bihar 94,163 1,89,13,565 10,40,99,452 5,4278,157 4,98,21,295 918 47.86 1,106 25.42

5 Chhattisgarh 1,35,192 56,50,724 2,55,45,198 1,28,32,895 1,27,12,303 991 49.76 189 22.61

6 Goa 3,702 3,43,611 14,58,545 7,39,140 7,19,405 973 49.32 394 8.23

7 Gujarat 1,96,244 1,22,48,428 6,04,39,692 3,14,91,260 2,89,48,432 919 47.90 308 19.28

8 Haryana 44,212 48,57,524 2,53,51,462 1,34,94,734 1,18,56,728 879 46.77 573 19.90

9 Himachal Pr. 55,673 14,83,280 68,64,602 34,81,873 33,82,729 972 49.28 123 12.94

10 J & K 2,22,236 21,19,718 125,41,302 66,40,662 59,00,640 889 47.05 124 23.64

11 Jharkhand 79,716 62,54,781 3,29,88,134 1,69,30,315 1,60,57,819 948 48.68 414 22.42

12 Karnataka 1,91,791 1,33,57,027 6,10,95,297 3,09,66,657 3,01,28,640 973 49.31 319 15.60

13 Kerala 38,852 78,53,754 3,34,06,061 1,60,27,412 1,73,78,649 1084 52.02 860 4.91

14 Madhya Pr. 3,08,252 150,93,256 7,26,26,809 3,76,12,306 3,50,14,503 931 48.21 236 20.35

15 Maharashtra 3,07,713 2,44,21,519 11,23,74,333 58,243,056 5,41,31,277 929 48.17 365 15.99

16 Manipur 22,327 5,57,859 28,55,794 14,38,586 14,17,208 985 49.63 128 24.50

17 Meghalaya 22,429 5,48,059 29,66,889 14,91,832 14,75,057 989 49.72 132 27.95

18 Mizoram 21,081 2,22,853 10,97,206 5,55,339 5,41,867 976 49.39 52 23.48

19 Nagaland 16,579 3,96,002 19,78,502 10,24,649 9,53,853 931 48.21 119 -0.58

20 Odisha 1,55,707 96,37,820 4,19,74,218 2,12,12,136 2,07,62,082 979 49.46 270 14.05

21 Punjab 50,362 55,13,071 2,77,43,338 1,46,39,465 1,31,03,873 895 47.23 551 13.89

22 Rajasthan 3,42,239 1,27,11,146 6,85,48,437 3,55,50,997 3,29,97,440 928 48.14 200 21.31

23 Sikkim 7,096 1,29,006 6,10,577 3,23,070 2,87,507 890 47.09 86 12.89

24 Tamilnadu 1,30,060 1,85,24,982 7,21,47,030 3,61,37,975 3,60,09,055 996 49.91 555 15.61

25 Telangana 1,12,077 83,03,612 3,50,03,674 1,76,11,633 1,73,92,041 988 49.69 312 13.58

26 Tripura 10,486 8,55,556 36,73,917 18,74,376 17,99,541 960 48.98 350 14.84

27 Uttarakhand 53,483 20,56,975 1,00,86,292 51,37,773 49,48,519 963 49.06 189 20.23

28 Uttar Pradesh 240,928 3,34,48,035 19,98,12,341 10,44,80,510 9,53,31,831 912 47.71 829 18.81

29 West Bengal 88,752 2,03,80,315 9,12,76,115 4,68,09,027 4,44,67,088 950 48.72 1,028 13.84

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 8,249 94,551 3,80,581 2,02,871 1,77,710 876 46.69 46 6.86

31 Chandigarh 114 2,41,173 10,55,450 5,80,663 4,74,787 818 44.98 9,258 17.19

32 D & N Haveli 491 76,458 3,43,709 1,93,760 1,49,949 774 43.63 700 55.88

33 Daman & Diu 111 60,956 2,43,247 1,50,301 92,946 618 38.21 2,191 53.76

34 Delhi 1,483 34,35,999 1,67,87,941 89,87,326 78,00,615 868 46.47 11,320 21.21

35 Lakshadweep 30 11,574 64,473 33,123 31,350 946 48.63 2,149 6.30

36 Puducherry 490 3,02,450 12,47,953 6,12,511 6,35,442 1037 50.92 2,547 28.08

32,87,469 24,95,01,663 121,08,54,977 62,32,70,258 58,75,84,719 943 48.53 382 17.70 All India



TABLE - 27.2 MALE AND FEMALE POPULATION BY RESIDENCE, 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No.


Rural (in Nos.) Urban (in Nos.)

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Andhra Pradesh 3,49,66,693 1,75,38,248 1,74,28,445 1,46,10,410 72,92,265 73,18,145

2 Arunachal Pradesh 10,66,358 5,46,011 5,20,347 3,17,369 1,67,901 1,49,468

3 Assam 2,68,07,034 1,36,78,989 1,31,28,045 43,98,542 22,60,454 21,38,088

4 Bihar 9,23,41,436 4,80,73,850 4,42,67,586 1,17,58,016 62,04,307 55,53,709

5 Chhattisgarh 1,96,07,961 97,97,426 98,10,535 59,37,237 30,35,469 29,01,768

6 Goa 5,51,731 2,75,436 2,76,295 9,06,814 4,63,704 4,43,110

7 Gujarat 3,46,94,609 1,77,99,159 1,68,95,450 2,57,45,083 1,36,92,101 1,20,52,982

8 Haryana 1,65,09,359 87,74,006 77,35,353 88,42,103 47,20,728 41,21,375

9 Himachal Pradesh 61,76,050 31,10,345 30,65,705 6,88,552 3,71,528 3,17,024

10 Jammu Kashmir 91,08,060 47,74,477 43,33,583 34,33,242 18,66,185 15,67,057

11 Jharkhand 2,50,55,073 1,27,76,486 1,22,78,587 79,33,061 41,53,829 37,79,232

12 Karnataka 3,74,69,335 1,89,29,354 1,85,39,981 2,36,25,962 1,20,37,303 1,15,88,659

13 Kerala 1,74,71,135 84,08,054 90,63,081 1,59,34,926 76,19,358 83,15,568

14 Madhya Pradesh 5,25,57,404 2,71,49,388 2,54,08,016 2,00,69,405 1,04,62,918 96,06,487

15 Maharashtra 6,15,56,074 3,15,39,034 3,00,17,040 5,08,18,259 2,67,04,022 2,41,14,237

16 Manipur 20,21,640 10,26,884 9,94,756 8,34,154 4,11,702 4,22,452

17 Meghalaya 23,71,439 11,94,260 11,77,179 5,95,450 2,97,572 2,97,878

18 Mizoram 5,25,435 2,69,135 2,56,300 5,71,771 2,86,204 2,85,567

19 Nagaland 14,07,536 7,25,472 6,82,064 5,70,966 2,99,177 2,71,789

20 Odisha 3,49,70,562 1,75,86,203 1,73,84,359 70,03,656 36,25,933 33,77,723

21 Punjab 1,73,44,192 90,93,476 82,50,716 1,03,99,146 55,45,989 48,53,157

22 Rajasthan 5,15,00,352 2,66,41,747 2,48,58,605 1,70,48,085 89,09,250 81,38,835

23 Sikkim 4,56,999 2,42,797 2,14,202 1,53,578 80,273 73,305

24 Tamilnadu 3,72,29,590 1,86,79,065 1,85,50,525 3,49,17,440 1,74,58,910 1,74,58,530

25 Telangana 2,13,95,009 1,07,04,993 1,06,90,016 1,36,08,665 69,06,640 67,02,025

26 Tripura 27,12,464 13,87,173 13,25,291 9,61,453 4,87,203 4,74,250

27 Uttarakhand 70,36,954 35,19,042 35,17,912 30,49,338 16,18,731 14,30,607

28 Uttar Pradesh 15,53,17,278 8,09,92,995 7,43,24,283 4,44,95,063 2,34,87,515 2,10,07,548

29 West Bengal 621,83,113 3,18,44,945 3,03,38,168 2,90,93,002 1,49,64,082 1,41,28,920

30 A & N Islands 2,37,093 1,26,287 1,10,806 1,43,488 76,584 66,904

31 Chandigarh 28,991 17,150 11,841 10,26,459 5,63,513 4,62,946

32 Dadra & N Haveli 1,83,114 98,305 84,809 1,60,595 95,455 65,140

33 Daman & Diu 60,396 32,395 28,001 1,82,851 1,17,906 64,945

34 Delhi 4,19,042 2,26,321 1,92,721 1,63,68,899 87,61,005 76,07,894

35 Lakshadweep 14,141 7,243 6,898 50,332 25,880 24,452

36 Puducherry 3,95,200 1,94,907 2,00,293 8,52,753 4,17,604 4,35,149

All India 83,37,48,852 42,77,81,058 40,59,67,794 37,71,06,125 19,54,89,200 18,16,16,925

Source:. Registrar General & Census Commissioner of India.

Union Territories



TABLE - 27.3 CHILD (0-6 YEARS ) POPULATION, LITERATES AND LITERACY RATE, 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No.


(0-6) Population (in Nos.) Literate Population (in Nos.) Literacy Rate

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Per sons Males Fe-

males

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Andhra Pr. 52,43,636 26,97,015 25,46,621 2,98,59,982 1,65,49,514 1,33,10,468 67.35 74.77 59.96

2 Arunachal Pr. 2,12,188 1,07,624 1,04,564 7,66,005 4,39,868 3,26,137 65.38 72.55 57.70

3 Assam 46,38,130 23,63,485 22,74,645 1,91,77,977 1,05,68,639 86,09,338 72.19 77.85 66.27

4 Bihar 1,91,33,964 98,87,239 92,46,725 5,25,04,553 3,16,08,023 2,08,96,530 61.80 71.20 51.50

5 Chhattisgarh 36,61,689 18,59,935 18,01,754 1,53,79,922 88,07,893 6,5,72,029 70.28 80.27 60.24

6 Goa 1,44,611 74,460 70,151 11,65,487 6,15,823 5,49,664 88.70 92.65 84.66

7 Gujarat 77,77,262 41,15,384 36,61,878 4,10,93,358 2,34,74,873 1,76,18,485 78.03 85.75 69.68

8 Haryana 33,80,721 18,43,109 15,37,612 1,65,98,988 97,94,067 68,04,921 75.55 84.06 65.94

9 Himachal Pr. 7,77,898 4,07,459 3,70,439 50,39,736 27,52,590 22,87,146 82.80 89.53 75.93

10 J & K 20,18,905 10,84,355 9,34,550 70,67,233 42,64,671 28,02,562 67.16 76.75 56.43

11 Jharkhand 53,89,495 27,67,147 26,22,348 1,83,28,069 1,08,82,519 74,45,550 66.41 76.84 55.42

12 Karnataka 71,61,033 36,75,291 34,85,742 4,06,47,322 2,25,08,471 1,81,38,851 75.36 82.47 68.08

13 Kerala 34,72,955 17,68,244 17,04,711 2,81,35,824 1,37,04,903 1,44,30,921 94.00 96.11 92.07

14 Madhya Pr. 1,08,09,395 56,36,172 51,73,223 4,28,51,169 2,51,74,328 1,76,76,841 69.32 78.73 59.24

15 Maharashtra 1,33,26,517 70,35,391 62,91,126 8,15,54,290 4,52,57,584 3,62,96,706 82.34 88.38 75.87

16 Manipur 3,75,357 1,94,484 1,80,873 19,08,476 10,39,858 8,68,618 76.94 83.58 70.26

17 Meghalaya 5,68,536 2,88,646 2,79,890 17,85,005 9,13,879 8,71,126 74.43 75.95 72.89

18 Mizoram 1,68,531 85,561 82,970 8,48,175 4,38,529 4,09,646 91.33 93.35 89.27

19 Nagaland 2,91,071 1,49,785 1,41,286 13,42,434 7,23,957 6,18,477 79.55 82.75 76.11

20 Odisha 52,73,194 27,16,497 25,56,697 2,67,42,595 1,50,89,681 1,16,52,914 72.87 81.59 64.01

21 Punjab 30,76,219 16,65,994 14,10,225 1,87,07,137 1,04,36,056 82,71,081 75.84 80.44 70.73

22 Rajasthan 1,06,49,504 56,39,176 50,10,328 3,82,75,282 2,36,88,412 1,45,86,870 66.11 79.19 52.12

23 Sikkim 64,111 32,761 31,350 4,44,952 2,51,269 1,93,683 81.42 86.55 75.61

24 Tamilnadu 74,23,832 38,20,276 36,03,556 5,18,37,507 2,80,40,491 2,37,97,016 80.09 86.77 73.44

25 Telangana 38,99,166 20,17,935 18,81,231 2,06,96,778 1,17,01,729 89,95,049 66.54 75.04 57.99

26 Tripura 4,58,014 2,34,008 2,24,006 28,04,783 15,01,369 13,03,414 87.22 91.53 82.73

27 Uttarakhand 13,55,814 7,17,199 6,38,615 68,80,953 38,63,708 30,17,245 78.82 87.40 70.01

28 Uttar Pradesh 3,07,91,331 161,85,581 1,46,05,750 1143,97,555 6,82,34,964 4,61,62,591 67.68 77.28 57.18

29 West Bengal 1,05,81,466 54,10,396 51,71,070 6,15,38,281 3,38,18,810 2,77,19,471 76.26 81.69 70.54

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 40,878 20,770 20,108 2,94,281 1,64,377 1,29,904 86.63 90.27 82.43

31 Chandigarh 1,19,434 63,536 55,898 8,05,438 4,65,346 3,40,092 86.05 89.99 81.19

32 D & N Haveli 50,895 26,431 24,464 2,23,230 1,42,521 80,709 76.24 85.17 64.32

33 Daman & Diu 26,934 14,144 12,790 1,88,406 1,24,643 63,763 87.10 91.54 79.55

34 Delhi 20,12,454 10,75,440 9,37,014 1,27,37,767 71,94,856 55,42,911 86.21 90.94 80.76

35 Lakshadweep 7,255 3,797 3,458 52,553 28,023 24,530 91.85 95.56 87.95

36 Puducherry 1,32,858 67,527 65,331 9,57,309 4,97,378 4,59,931 85.85 91.26 80.67

All India 16,45,15,253 8,57,52,254 7,87,62,999 76,36,38,812 43,47,63,622 32,88,75,190 72.98 80.88 64.63

Source: Registrar General & Census Commissioner of India.



TABLE - 27.4 SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.


Scheduled Castes Population Scheduled Tribes Population

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Andhra Pradesh 84,69,278 42,19,920 42,49,358 27,40,133 13,61,706 13,78,427

2 Arunachal Pr. - - - 9,51,821 4,68,390 4,83,431

3 Assam 22,31,321 11,45,314 10,86,007 38,84,371 19,57,005 19,27,366

4 Bihar 16567325 8606253 7961072 13,36,573 6,82,516 6,54,057

5 Chhattisgarh 32,74,269 16,41,738 16,32,531 78,22,902 38,73,191 39,49,711

6 Goa 25,449 12,627 12,822 1,49,275 72,948 76,327

7 Gujarat 40,74,447 21,10,331 19,64,116 89,17,174 45,01,389 44,15,785

8 Haryana 51,13,615 27,09,656 24,03,959 - - -


10 Jammu Kashmir 9,24,991 4,86,232 4,38,759 14,93,299 7,76,257 7,17,042

11 Jharkhand 39,85,644 20,43,458 19,42,186 86,45,042 43,15,407 43,29,635

12 Karnataka 1,04,74,992 52,64,545 52,10,447 42,48,987 21,34,754 21,14,233

13 Kerala 30,39,573 14,77,808 15,61,765 4,84,839 2,38,203 2,46,636

14 Madhya Pradesh 1,13,42,320 59,08,638 54,33,682 1,53,16,784 77,19,404 75,97,380

15 Maharashtra 1,32,75,898 67,67,759 65,08,139 1,05,10,213 53,15,025 51,95,188

16 Manipur 97,328 48,863 48,465 11,67,422 5,88,279 5,79,143

17 Meghalaya 17,355 9,157 8,198 25,55,861 12,69,728 12,86,133

18 Mizoram 1,218 807 411 10,36,115 5,16,294 5,19,821

19 Nagaland - - - 17,10,973 8,66,027 8,44,946

20 Odisha 71,88,463 36,17,808 35,70,655 95,90,756 47,27,732 48,63,024

21 Punjab 88,60,179 46,39,875 42,20,304 - - -

22 Rajasthan 1,22,21,593 63,55,564 58,66,029 92,38,534 47,42,943 44,95,591

23 Sikkim 28,275 14,454 13,821 2,06,360 1,05,261 1,01,099

24 Tamilnadu 1,44,38,445 72,04,687 72,33,758 7,94,697 4,01,068 3,93,629

25 Telangana 54,08,800 26,93,127 27,15,673 31,77,940 16,07,656 15,70,284

26 Tripura 6,54,918 3,34,370 3,20,548 11,66,813 5,88,327 5,78,486

27 Uttarakhand 18,92,516 9,68,586 9,23,930 2,91,903 1,48,669 1,43,234

28 Uttar Pradesh 4,13,57,608 2,16,76,975 1,96,80,633 11,34,273 5,81,083 5,53,190

29 West Bengal 2,14,63,270 1,10,03,304 1,04,59,966 52,96,953 26,49,974 26,46,979

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands - - - 28,530 14,731 13,799

31 Chandigarh 1,99,086 1,06,356 92,730 - - -

32 D & N Haveli 6,186 3,339 2,847 1,78,564 88,844 89,720

33 Daman & Diu 6,124 3,151 2,973 15,363 7,771 7,592

34 Delhi 28,12,309 14,88,800 13,23,509 - - -

35 Lakshadweep - - - 61,120 30,515 30,605

36 Puducherry 1,96,325 95,512 1,00,813 - - -

20,13,78,372 10,35,35,314 9,78,43,058 10,45,45,716 5,25,47,215 5,19,98,501


All India



TABLE - 27.5 LITERACY PARTICULARS OF SCHEDULED CASTES POPULATION, CENSUS 2011

Sl. No.

State/ Union Terri-

tory

Rural (in Nos.) Urban (in Nos.) Total


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Andhra Pr. 36,73,865 20,57,171 16,16,694 11,51,023 6,06,844 5,44,179 48,24,888 26,64,015 21,60,873

2 Arunachal Pr. - - - - - - - - -

3 Assam 11,89,599 6,64,721 5,24,878 2,99,965 1,62,262 1,37,703 14,89,564 8,26,983 6,62,581

4 Bihar 57,58,585 35,96,000 21,62,585 6,06,565 3,64,010 2,42,555 63,65,150 39,60,010 24,05,140

5 Chhattisgarh 14,57,521 8,50,047 6,07,474 5,00,925 2,80,282 2,20,643 19,58,446 11,30,329 8,28,117

6 Goa 6,960 3,696 3,264 12,124 6,450 5,674 19,084 10,146 8,938

7 Gujarat 14,95,410 8,73,728 6,21,682 13,39,114 7,51,993 5,87,121 28,34,524 16,25,721 12,08,803

8 Haryana 20,77,355 12,57,727 8,19,628 8,32,940 4,91,995 3,40,945 29,10,295 17,49,722 11,60,573

9 Himachal Pr. 10,98,757 6,06,684 4,92,073 94,855 52,215 42,640 11,93,612 6,58,899 5,34,713

10 J & K 4,39,172 2,58,977 1,80,195 1,20,932 70,504 50,428 5,60,104 3,29,481 2,30,623

11 Jharkhand 13,44,514 8,38,084 5,06,430 4,75,584 2,82,739 1,92,845 18,20,098 11,20,823 6,99,275

12 Karnataka 39,24,479 22,81,584 16,42,895 20,31,286 11,03,289 9,27,997 59,55,765 33,84,873 25,70,892

13 Kerala 14,33,112 7,27,137 7,05,975 10,09,625 5,06,590 5,03,035 24,42,737 12,33,727 12,09,010

14 Madhya Pr. 43,44,701 26,74,001 16,70,700 19,96,115 11,54,348 8,41,767 63,40,816 38,28,349 25,12,467

15 Maharashtra 49,62,238 28,21,193 21,41,045 43,23,430 23,45,683 19,77,747 92,85,668 51,66,876 41,18,792

16 Manipur 30,086 16,858 13,228 34,402 18,453 15,949 64,488 35,311 29,177

17 Meghalaya 6,014 3,545 2,469 4,261 2,408 1,853 10,275 5,953 4,322

18 Mizoram 209 163 46 805 536 269 1,014 699 315

19 Nagaland - - - - - - - - -

20 Odisha 36,64,674 21,18,612 15,46,062 6,39,069 3,59,972 2,79,097 43,03,743 24,78,584 18,25,159

21 Punjab 35,58,646 20,32,741 15,25,905 14,48,406 8,21,376 6,27,030 50,07,052 28,54,117 21,52,935

22 Rajasthan 45,16,670 29,42,434 15,74,236 15,73,395 9,58,076 6,15,319 60,90,065 39,00,510 21,89,555

23 Sikkim 13,102 7,287 5,815 6,096 3,204 2,892 19,198 10,491 8,707

24 Tamilnadu 58,83,035 32,80,095 26,02,940 35,28,086 18,93,504 16,34,582 94,11,121 51,73,599 42,37,522

25 Telangana 19,68,669 11,52,137 8,16,532 8,84,702 4,83,481 4,01,221 28,53,371 16,35,618 12,17,753

26 Tripura 3,42,476 1,82,489 1,59,987 1,74,400 91,130 83,270 5,16,876 2,73,619 2,43,257

27 Uttarakhand 9,21,708 5,35466 3,86,242 2,72,507 1,55,583 1,16,924 11,94,215 6,91,049 5,03,166

28 Uttar Pr. 1,76,53,671 1,09,94,315 66,59,356 32,94,800 19,64,026 13,30,774 2,09,48,471 1,29,58,341 79,90,130

29 West Bengal 1,01,23,323 58,20,949 43,02,374 30,04,264 16,67,276 13,36,988 13127,587 74,88,225 56,39,362

30 A & N Islands - - - - - - - - -

31 Chandigarh 2,838 1,795 1,043 1,29,096 75,343 53,753 1,31,934 77,138 54,796

32 D & N Haveli 959 619 340 3,886 2,124 1,762 4,845 2,743 2,102

33 Daman & Diu 1,846 990 856 3,257 1,754 1,503 5,103 2,744 2,359

34 Delhi 54,376 32,491 21,885 18,80,483 10,94,333 7,86,150 19,34,859 11,26,824 8,08,035

35 Lakshadweep - - - - - - - - -

36 Puducherry 71,752 38,460 33,292 63,277 32,985 30,292 1,35,029 71,445 63,584

All India 8,20,20,322 4,86,72,196 3,33,48,126 3,17,39,675 1,78,04,768 1,39,34,907 11,37,59,997 6,64,76,964 4,72,83,033

Source: Directorate of Census operations.

Union Territories



TABLE - 27.6 LITERACY PARTICULARS OF SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, CENSUS 2011

Sl. No.


Rural (in Nos.) Urban (in Nos.) Total


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Andhra Pr. 9,30,103 5,40,612 3,89,491 1,90,007 1,06,752 83,255 11,20,110 6,47,364 4,72,746

2 Arunachal Pr. 3,99,392 2,20,433 1,78,959 1,17,781 59,797 57,984 5,17,173 2,80,230 2,36,943

3 Assam 22,28,357 12,32,664 9,95,693 1,75,615 91,298 84,317 24,03,972 13,23,962 10,80,010

4 Bihar 5,18,855 3,19,823 1,99,032 36,233 20,828 15,405 5,55,088 3,40,651 2,14,437

5 Chhattisgarh 35,14,815 20,59,426 14,55,389 3,99,012 2,19,894 1,79,118 39,13,827 22,79,320 16,34,507

6 Goa 61,692 33,424 28,268 44,642 23,558 21,084 1,06,334 56,982 49,352

7 Gujarat 41,19,212 23,87,746 17,31,466 5,69,324 3,20,099 2,49,225 46,88,536 27,07,845 19,80,691

8 Haryana - - - - - - - - -

9 Himachal Pr. 2,39,263 1,34,682 1,04,581 14,212 7,779 6,433 2,53,475 1,42,461 1,11,014

10 J & K 5,48,224 3,42,401 2,05,823 53,479 31,824 21,655 6,01,703 3,74,225 2,27,478

11 Jharkhand 35,89,800 21,55,650 14,34,150 5,11,210 2,79,880 2,31,330 41,01,010 24,35,530 16,65,480

12 Karnataka 17,51,144 10,20,554 7,30,590 5,38,765 2,95,065 2,43,700 22,89,909 13,15,619 9,74,290

13 Kerala 2,84,166 1,49,093 1,35,073 42,106 20,719 21,387 3,26,272 1,69,812 1,56,460

14 Madhya Pr. 57,23,449 34,00,814 23,22,635 5,90,212 3,33,957 2,56,255 63,13,661 37,34,771 25,78,890

15 Maharashtra 48,26,496 27,72,843 20,53,653 10,60,665 5,84,700 4,75,965 58,87,161 33,57,543 25,29,618

16 Manipur 6,49,491 3,49,281 3,00,210 85,919 43,520 42,399 7,35,410 3,92,801 3,42,609

17 Meghalaya 11,99,311 6,09,186 5,90,125 3,27,272 1,55,582 1,71,690 15,26,583 7,64,768 7,61,815

18 Mizoram 3,52,599 1,87,915 1,64,684 4,48,660 2,19,037 2,29,623 8,01,259 4,06,952 3,94,307

19 Nagaland 8,40,170 4,46,069 3,94,101 3,25,804 1,64,845 1,60,959 11,65,974 6,10,914 5,55,060

20 Odisha 38,58,094 23,20,976 15,37,118 3,57,536 2,01,331 1,56,205 42,15,630 25,22,307 16,93,323

21 Punjab - - - - - - - - -

22 Rajasthan 36,57,587 24,08,771 12,48,816 3,23,159 2,00,037 1,23,122 39,80,746 26,08,808 13,71,938

23 Sikkim 1,15,180 63,760 51,420 31,908 16,221 15,687 1,47,088 79,981 67,107

24 Tamilnadu 2,94,208 1,69,832 1,24,376 81,135 44,585 36,550 3,75,343 2,14,417 1,60,926

25 Telangana 12,00,735 7,31,509 4,69,226 2,11,882 1,20,713 91,169 14,12,617 8,52,222 5,60,395

26 Tripura 7,42,895 4,10,275 3,32,620 40,875 20,761 20,114 7,83,770 4,31,036 3,52,734

27 Uttarakhand 1,68,802 97,633 71,169 21,335 11,628 9,707 1,90,137 1,09,261 80,876

28 Uttar Pr. 4,57,048 2,83,110 1,73,938 59,505 35,418 24,087 5,16,553 3,18,528 1,98,025

29 West Bengal 23,83,831 14,10,907 9,72,924 2,80,600 1,54,784 1,25,816 26,64,431 15,65,691 10,98,740

30 A & N Islands 17,127 9,556 7,571 1,531 767 764 18,658 10,323 8,335

31 Chandigarh - - - - - - - - -

32 D & N Haveli 73,582 44,186 29,396 19,177 10,571 8,606 92,759 54,757 38,002

33 Daman & Diu 5,350 2,953 2,397 5,358 2,954 2,404 10,708 5,907 4,801

34 Delhi - - - - - - - - -

35 Lakshadweep 10,717 5,524 5,193 38,859 20,137 18,722 49,576 25,661 23,915

36 Puducherry - - - - - - - - -

All India 4,47,61,695 2,63,21,608 1,84,40,087 70,03,778 38,19,041 31,84,737 5,17,65,473 3,01,40,649 2,16,24,824

Source: Directorate of Census operations.

Union Territories



TABLE - 27.7 MAIN WORKERS, MARGINAL WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.


Total Population Workers Non

Workers Main Marginal Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Andhra Pradesh 4,95,77,103 1,93,17,499 37,63,465 2,30,80,964 2,64,96,139

2 Arunachal Pradesh 13,83,727 4,78,721 1,08,936 5,87,657 7,96,070

3 Assam 3,12,05,576 86,87,123 32,82,567 1,19,69,690 1,92,35,886

4 Bihar 10,40,99,452 2,13,59,611 1,33,65,376 3,47,24,987 6,93,74,465

5 Chhattisgarh 2,55,45,198 82,41,714 3,9,38,511 1,21,80,225 1,33,64,973

6 Goa 14,58,545 4,76,053 1,01,195 5,77,248 8,81,297

7 Gujarat 6,04,39,692 2,03,65,374 44,02,373 2,47,67,747 3,56,71,945

8 Haryana 2,53,51,462 70,15,283 19,01,225 89,16,508 1,64,34,954

9 Himachal Pradesh 68,64,602 20,62,501 14,96,921 35,59,422 33,05,180

10 Jammu Kashmir 1,25,41,302 26,44,149 16,78,564 43,22,713 82,18,589

11 Jharkhand 3,29,88,134 68,18,595 62,79,679 1,30,98,274 1,98,89,860

12 Karnataka 6,10,95,297 2,33,97,181 44,75,416 2,78,72,597 3,32,22,700

13 Kerala 3,34,06,061 93,29,747 22,89,316 1,16,19,063 2,17,86,998

14 Madhya Pradesh 7,26,26,809 2,27,02,119 88,72,014 3,15,74,133 4,10,52,676

15 Maharashtra 11,23,74,333 4,37,62,890 56,64,988 4,94,27,878 6,29,46,455

16 Manipur 28,55,794 7,39,408 5,65,202 13,04,610 14,11,337

17 Meghalaya 29,66,889 9,21,575 2,64,044 11,85,619 17,81,270

18 Mizoram 10,97,206 4,15,030 71,675 4,86,705 6,10,501

19 Nagaland 19,78,502 7,41,179 2,32,943 9,74,122 10,04,380

20 Odisha 4,19,74,218 1,07,07,543 68,34,046 1,75,41,589 2,44,32,629

21 Punjab 2,77,43,338 84,50,936 14,46,426 98,97,362 1,78,45,976

22 Rajasthan 6,85,48,437 2,10,57,968 88,28,287 2,98,86,255 3,86,62,182

23 Sikkim 6,10,577 2,30,397 77,741 3,08,138 3,02,439

24 Tamilnadu 7,21,47,030 2,79,42,181 49,42,500 3,28,84,681 3,92,62,349

25 Telangana 3,50,03,674 1,37,19,871 26,22,063 1,63,41,942 1,86,61,732

26 Tripura 36,73,917 10,77,019 3,92,502 14,69,521 22,04,396

27 Uttarakhand 1,00,86,292 28,70,624 10,01,651 38,72,275 62,14,017

28 Uttar Pradesh 19,98,12,341 4,46,35,492 2,11,79,223 6,58,14,715 13,39,97,626

29 West Bengal 9,12,76,115 2,56,86,630 90,69,725 3,47,56,355 5,65,19,760

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 3,80,581 1,25,910 26,625 1,52,535 2,28,046

31 Chandigarh 10,55,450 3,85,929 18,207 4,04,136 6,51,314

32 D & N Haveli 3,43,709 1,30,299 26,862 1,57,161 1,86,548

33 Daman & Diu 2,43,247 1,16,435 4,836 1,21,271 1,21,976

34 Delhi 1,67,87,941 53,07,329 2,79,720 55,87,049 1,12,00,892

35 Lakshadweep 64,473 10,804 7,949 18,753 45,720

36 Puducherry 12,47,953 3,99,689 45,279 4,44,968 8,02,985

1,21,08,54,977 36,25,65,571 11,93,23,297 48,18,88,868 72,89,66,109

Source: Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India.

All India



TABLE - 27.8 CLASSIFICATION OF MAIN WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No.


Main Workers Classification (in Nos.)

Cultivators Agricultural Labour

Household Industry

Other Workers

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Andhra Pradesh 30,93,392 86,12,238 5,28,709 70,83,160 1,93,17,499

2 Arunachal Pradesh 2,48,120 20,259 4,728 2,05,614 4,78,721

3 Assam 31,38,554 9,03,294 2,42,071 44,03,204 86,87,123

4 Bihar 54,13,181 95,37,418 7,79,576 56,29,436 2,13,59,611

5 Chhattisgarh 30,38,094 25,05,999 1,36,696 25,60,925 82,41,714

6 Goa 24,062 10,758 10,780 4,30,453 4,76,053

7 Gujarat 47,46,956 44,91,751 2,52,213 1,08,74,454 2,03,65,374

8 Haryana 19,63,311 8,91,273 2,01,375 39,59,324 70,15,283

9 Himachal Pradesh 9,19,786 68,668 32,691 10,41,356 20,62,501

10 Jammu Kashmir 5,66,469 1,59,519 78,826 18,39,335 26,44,149

11 Jharkhand 20,01,362 12,38,774 2,49,048 33,29,411 68,18,595

12 Karnataka 60,38,309 51,19,921 6,95,841 1,15,43,110 2,33,97,181

13 Kerala 5,44,932 9,19,136 1,98,281 76,67,398 93,29,747

14 Madhya Pradesh 82,14,993 66,30,821 6,47,565 72,08,740 2,27,02,119

15 Maharashtra 1,14,78,075 1,10,68,928 9,91,310 2,02,24,577 4,37,62,890

16 Manipur 4,66,768 45,609 45,924 4,15,862 9,74,163

17 Meghalaya 4,11,270 1,14,642 11,969 3,83,694 9,21,575

18 Mizoram 2,02,514 26,464 5,459 1,80,593 4,15,030

19 Nagaland 4,20,379 22,571 9,525 2,88,704 7,41,179

20 Odisha 32,79,769 24,20,540 4,41,486 45,65,748 1,07,07,543

21 Punjab 18,03,860 11,68,021 3,00,660 51,78,395 84,50,936

22 Rajasthan 98,45,353 21,95,304 5,03,067 85,14,244 2,10,57,968

23 Sikkim 82,707 11,582 2,888 1,33,220 2,30,397

24 Tamilnadu 38,55,375 72,34,101 11,19,458 1,57,33,247 2,79,42,181

25 Telangana 29,94,215 45,89,751 6,35,605 55,00,308 1,37,19,871

26 Tripura 2,46,707 2,01,863 19,296 6,09,153 10,77,019

27 Uttarakhand 10,45,674 2,47,256 77,040 15,00,654 28,70,624

28 Uttar Pradesh 1,55,76,415 97,49,915 24,09,436 1,68,99,726 4,46,35,492

29 West Bengal 42,03,767 58,69,498 15,18,128 1,40,95,237 2,56,86,630

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 12,997 2,680 1,390 1,08,843 125,910

31 Chandigarh 2,169 1,396 4,219 3,78,145 3,85,929

32 D & N Haveli 22,707 6,184 1,566 99,842 1,30,299

33 Daman & Diu 1,649 491 380 1,13,915 1,16,435

34 Delhi 27,759 31,474 1,69,126 50,78,970 53,07,329

35 Lakshadweep - - 97 10,707 10,804

36 Puducherry 10,763 50,607 6,373 3,31,946 3,99,689

9,59,42,413 8,61,68,706 1,23,32,802 16,81,21,650 36,25,65,571 All India



TABLE - 27.9 CLASSIFICATION OF MARGINAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS

Sl. No.


Marginal Workers Classification( in Nos.)

Cultivators Agricultural Labour

House hold Industry

Other Workers

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Andhra Pradesh 2,46,741 24,40,365 1,33,899 9,42,460 37,63,465

2 Arunachal Pradesh 54,603 15,912 3,637 34,784 1,08,936

3 Assam 9,23,073 9,42,052 2,49,250 11,68,192 32,82,567

4 Bihar 17,83,045 88,08,231 6,31,632 21,42,468 1,33,65,376

5 Chhattisgarh 9,66,702 25,85,883 50,935 3,34,991 39,38,511

6 Goa 7,292 16,002 3,928 73,973 1,01,195

7 Gujarat 7,00,544 23,47,664 91,786 12,62,379 44,02,373

8 Haryana 5,17,490 6,36,860 60,905 6,85,970 19,01,225

9 Himachal Pradesh 11,42,276 1,06,370 26,028 2,22,247 14,96,921

10 Jammu Kashmir 6,78,847 3,88,186 93,760 5,17,771 16,78,564

11 Jharkhand 18,13,470 31,97,278 2,06,114 10,62,817 62,79,679

12 Karnataka 5,42,340 20,36,042 2,17,386 16,79,648 44,75,416

13 Kerala 1,25,321 4,03,714 74,741 16,85,540 22,89,316

14 Madhya Pradesh 16,29,446 55,61,446 3,11,694 13,69,428 88,72,014

15 Maharashtra 10,91,298 24,17,212 2,34,116 19,22,362 56,64,988

16 Manipur 1,07,263 69,309 45,432 1,08,443 3,30,447

17 Meghalaya 83,405 83,722 8,519 88,398 2,64,044

18 Mizoram 27,089 15,323 2,393 26,870 71,675

19 Nagaland 1,17,323 40,391 13,313 61,916 2,32,943

20 Odisha 8,24,220 43,19,453 3,41,594 13,48,779 68,34,046

21 Punjab 1,30,651 4,20,434 85,300 8,10,041 14,46,426

22 Rajasthan 37,73,517 27,44,360 2,17,506 20,92,904 88,28,287

23 Sikkim 34,694 14,404 2,255 26,388 77,741

24 Tamilnadu 3,93,082 23,72,446 2,45,435 19,31,537 49,42,500

25 Telangana 1,57,174 13,25,400 1,40,924 9,98,565 26,22,063

26 Tripura 49,240 1,51,755 22,200 1,69,307 3,92,502

27 Uttarakhand 5,34,749 1,56,045 37,272 2,73,585 10,01,651

28 Uttar Pradesh 34,81,473 1,01,89,308 14,89,154 60,19,288 2,11,79,223

29 West Bengal 9,12,921 43,19,344 9,45,996 28,91,464 90,69,725

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 3,570 2,101 2,337 18,617 26,625

31 Chandigarh 409 291 580 16,927 18,207

32 D & N Haveli 5,457 11,615 629 9,161 26,862

33 Daman & Diu 667 281 304 3,584 4,836

34 Delhi 5,639 8,001 12,726 2,53,354 2,79,720

35 Lakshadweep - - 167 7,782 7,949

36 Puducherry 1,336 17,784 1,519 24,640 45,279

2,28,66,367 5,81,64,984 60,05,366 3,22,86,580 11,93,23,297


All India



TABLE - 27.10 (A) PATTERN OF LAND UTILISATION, 2011-12

Sl. No.

State/ Union

Territory

Classification of Reported Area ( '000 Hectares)

Geograp

hical

Area

Reportin

g

Area

Forests

Un-cultivated Land excluding Fallow Lands

Classification of Reported Area Area

Irrigated

Not A

vailable

for C

ultiva

tion

Perm

anent

Pastu

re &

other

Grazin

g Lan

ds

Land Under

Misc. T

ree

Crops G

rove

Cultu

rable

Waste

Land

Other Fallo

w

Lands

Curre

nt Fallo

w

Lands

Net A

rea S

own

Area so

wn

more th

an once

Total C

ropped

Area

Net

Gross

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

1 Andhra Pr. 16,023 16,021 3,487 3,317 251 175 436 841 1,313 6,200 1,272 7,472 2,745 3,621

2 Arunachal Pr. 8,374 5,660 5,154 64 18 37 64 69 39 215 67 281 56 57

3 Assam 7,844 7,850 1,853 2,620 160 196 78 52 81 2,811 1,363 4,174 162 163

4 Bihar 9,416 9,360 622 2,134 16 245 45 121 781 5,396 2,251 7,647 3,030 5,158

5 Chhattisgarh 13,519 13,790 6,352 1,017 863 1 352 257 270 4,677 987 5,664 1,356 1,648

6 Goa 370 361 125 37 1 1 53 12 132 32 164 36 41

7 Gujarat 19,602 19,069 1,834 3,723 851 4 1,960 16 379 10,302 2,784 13,086 4,233 6,305

8 Haryana 4,421 4371 39 606 28 9 27 21 128 3,513 2,976 6,489 2,887 5,680

9 Himachal Pr. 5,567 4,576 1,126 1,131 1,508 65 124 21 57 543 396 940 110 193

10 J & K 22,224 3,781 2,023 572 123 61 135 13 108 746 415 1,161 321 480

11 Jharkhand 7,972 7,970 2,239 1,339 121 99 343 1,047 1,532 1,250 180 1,430 125 162

12 Karnataka 19,179 19,050 3,072 2,220 908 285 413 539 1672 9,941 2,118 12,059 3,490 4,137

13 Kerala 3,886 3,886 1,082 531 0 3 95 58 77 2,040 622 2,662 415 546

14 Madhya Pr. 30,825 30,756 8,691 3,460 1,321 23 1,066 535 424 15,237 7,280 22,516 7,140 8,228

15 Maharashtra 30,771 30,758 5,211 3,179 1,244 250 919 1,192 1,378 17,386 4,625 22,011 3,256 4,164

16 Manipur 2,233 2,142 1,742 27 1 6 1 - - 365 - 365 73 69

17 Meghalaya 2,243 2,241 946 239 164 391 155 60 285 54 339 63 80

18 Mizoram 2,108 2,075 1,585 95 5 41 7 182 67 97 - 97 12 13

19 Nagaland 1,658 1,644 863 95 92 67 98 49 379 95 474 83 92

20 Odisha 15,571 15,367 5,814 2,297 508 200 536 622 997 4,394 571 4,964 1,284 1,437

21 Punjab 5,036 5,033 293 486 4 7 63 - 45 4,134 3,771 7,905 4,070 7,771

22 Rajasthan 34,224 34,267 2,747 4,271 1,694 21 4,169 1,855 1,477 18,034 6,471 24,505 6,661 8,903

23 Sikkim 710 693 584 11 8 3 4 5 77 60 137 14 19

24 Tamilnadu 13,006 13033 2,125 2,669 110 252 329 1,594 967 4,986 904 5,890 2,912 3,519

25 Telangana 11,480 11,484 2,743 1,510 302 114 178 717 960 4,961 1,327 6,287 2,289 3,164

26 Tripura 1,049 1,049 629 141 2 14 4 2 2 256 115 371 60 129

27 Uttarakhand 5,348 5,673 3,485 443 199 386 311 87 48 714 418 1132 336 555

28 Uttar Pr. 24,093 24,170 1,656 3,350 66 350 420 533 1,173 16,623 9,316 25,939 13,440 19,901

29 West Bengal 8,875 8,684 1,174 1,810 4 52 31 18 399 5,198 4,155 93,53 2,955 5,437

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 825 757 717 9 4 4 3 3 3 15 3 18 - -

31 Chandigarh 11 7 - 5 - - - - - 1 1 2 1 1

32 D & N Haveli 49 49 20 4 1 - - 1 2 20 4 25 4 7

33 Daman & Diu 11 4 - - - - - - - 3 - 3 - -

34 Delhi 148 147 1 93 - 1 10 8 12 22 17 39 22 30

35 Lakshadweep 3 3 - 1 - - - 2 1 3 - -

36 Puducherry 48 49 - 18 - 1 5 2 4 18 9 27 15 22

All India 3,28,726 3,05,936 70,007 43,526 10,311 3,167 12,639 10,664 14,515 1,40,974 54,658 1,95,632 63,656 91,730




TABLE - 27.10 (B) PATTERN OF LAND UTILISATION, 2012-13

Sl. No.

State/ Union

Territory

Classification of Reported Area ( '000 Hectares)

Geograp

hical

Area

Reportin

g

Area

Forests

Un-cultivated Land excluding Fallow Lands

Classification of Reported Area Area

Irrigated

Not A

vailable

for C

ultiva

tion

Perm

anent

Pastu

re &

other

Grazin

g Lan

ds

Land Under

Misc. T

ree

Crops G

rove

Cultu

rable

Waste

Land

Other Fallo

w

Lands

Curre

nt Fallo

w

Lands

Net A

rea S

own

Area so

wn

more th

an once

Total C

ropped

Area

Net

Gross

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

1 Andhra Pr. 16,023 16,020 3,484 3,330 212 165 414 819 1,134 6,463 1,606 7,960 2,801 3,711

2 Arunachal Pr. 8,374 5,661 5,154 64 18 36 64 69 38 216 69 285 57 57

3 Assam 7,844 7,850 1,853 2,620 160 196 78 52 81 2,811 1,386 4,197 161 160

4 Bihar 9,416 9,360 622 2,140 16 246 45 122 767 5,402 2,375 7,778 3,053 5,327

5 Chhattisgarh 13,519 13,790 6,352 1,024 861 1 358 265 257 4,671 1,019 5,691 1,449 1,725

6 Goa 370 361 125 37 1 1 53 12 132 31 163 36 36

7 Gujarat 19,602 19,069 1,834 3,723 851 4 1,960 16 379 10,302 2,298 12,600 4,233 5,913

8 Haryana 4,421 4,371 40 643 25 4 26 18 103 3,513 2,863 6,376 3,102 5,672

9 Himachal Pr. 5,567 4,576 1,126 1,131 1,508 65 124 21 57 543 403 947 110 195

10 J & K 22,224 3,781 2,023 573 114 65 134 13 113 745 417 1,162 325 487

11 Jharkhand 7,972 7,970 2,239 1,281 114 102 349 1,038 1,440 1,406 251 1,657 210 235

12 Karnataka 19,179 19,050 3,073 2,222 908 283 413 535 1,822 9,793 1,955 11,748 3,421 4,007

13 Kerala 3,886 3,886 1,082 525 - 3 97 56 77 2,048 544 2,592 396 458

14 Madhya Pr. 30,825 30,756 8,693 3,513 1,286 20 1,025 493 375 15,352 7,778 23,130 8,550 8,966

15 Maharashtra 30,771 30,758 5,207 3,177 1,245 251 916 1,200 1,418 17,344 4,530 21,874 3,244 4,041

16 Manipur 2,233 2,086 1,742 27 1 6 1 - - 309 - 309 49 49

17 Meghalaya 2,243 2,241 946 239 164 391 155 60 285 54 340 65 125

18 Mizoram 2,108 2,094 1,585 95 5 41 7 194 50 116 - 116 14 15

19 Nagaland 1,658 1,652 863 95 - 94 70 99 50 380 108 489 85 92

20 Odisha 15,571 15,502 5,814 2,409 536 198 551 659 949 4,386 682 5,069 1,248 1,496

21 Punjab 5,036 5,033 262 480 5 9 62 6 58 4,150 3720 7,870 4,115 7,744

22 Rajasthan 34,224 34,267 2,750 4,275 1,694 23 4,152 2,024 1,869 17,479 6475 23,954 7,499 9,455

23 Sikkim 710 693 584 11 - 8 3 4 5 77 66 144 14 19

24 Tamilnadu 13,006 13,033 2,125 2,672 110 250 328 1,696 1,308 4,544 596 5,140 2,643 2,991

25 Telangana 11,480 11,485 2,243 1,503 302 1134 174 791 1,204 4,654 1036 5,690 174 2,557

26 Tripura 1,049 1,049 629 141 2 14 4 2 2 256 113 368 60 128

27 Uttarakhand 5,348 5,673 3,485 449 192 390 315 86 51 706 418 1,124 338 554

28 Uttar Pr. 24,093 24,170 1,658 3,371 66 350 423 537 1,201 16,564 9,257 25,821 13,929 20,19

1

29 West Bengal 8,875 8,684 1,174 1,834 3 50 24 15 379 5,205 4473 9,678 3,082 6105

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 825 757 717 9 4 4 3 3 3 15 10 25 - -

31 Chandigarh 11 7 - 5 - - - - - 1 1 2 1 1

32 D & N Haveli 49 49 20 4 1 - - 2 2 20 4 24 4 7

33 Daman & Diu 11 3 - - - - - - - 3 1 3 - -

34 Delhi 148 147 1 93 - 1 10 8 12 22 27 49 22 33

35 Lakshadweep 3 3 - 1 - - - - - 2 1 3 - -

36 Puducherry 48 49 - 19 - 1 5 2 5 16 10 26 14 22

All India 3,28,726 3,28,726 70,007 43,738 10,240 3,157 12,578 11,001 15,282 1,39,932 54,467 1,94,399 66,103 92,575

Source: Statistical Year Book, India 2016



TABLE - 27.11 AREA AND OUT-TURN OF FOODGRAINS, 2013-14

( Area in '000 Hectares, Production in '000 Tonnes)

Sl. No.


Rice Jowar Bajra Maize

Area Production Area Production Area Production Area Production

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Andhra Pr. 2,347.47 6,102.50 118.03 266.39 35.78 65.80 253.55 1,337.25

2 Assam 2,449.13 4,927.12 - - - - 24.07 21.62

3 Bihar 3,130.81 5,505.85 1.23 1.31 2.64 3.00 732.34 2,112.09

4 Chhattisgarh 3,802.10 6,716.40 5.70 3.60 - - 111.10 229.10

5 Gujarat 788.00 1,636.00 128.00 175.00 694.00 1,209.64 461.00 681.00

6 Haryana 1,228.00 3,998.00 72.00 40.00 404.00 831.00 9.00 27.00

7 Himachal Pr. 74.36 120.83 - - 0.77 0.42 292.73 652.09

8 J & K 271.49 610.85 - - 14.11 8.39 298.68 530.53

9 Jharkhand 1,255.87 2,810.64 0.50 0.28 0.17 0.09 256.94 517.03

10 Karnataka 1,340.00 3,572.56 1,139.00 1,317.00 280.00 331.00 1,377.00 3,984.51

11 Kerala 199.61 509.20 0.15 0.10 - - 0.05 0.10

12 Madhya Pr. 1,930.00 2,844.82 254.70 373.30 189.60 379.80 868.00 1,534.00

13 Maharashtra 1,613.00 3,120.00 2,862.00 2,266.78 762.00 788.00 1,001.00 2,729.43

14 Orissa 4,180.21 7,613.41 7.46 4.66 3.03 1.85 95.13 263.63

15 Punjab 2,851.00 11,267.00 - - 0.80 0.80 130.00 507.00

16 Rajasthan 145.58 312.56 579.62 356.67 4,434.56 3,627.47 926.69 1,502.19

17 Tamilnadu 1,725.73 5,349.76 347.13 449.57 54.41 117.43 345.32 1,855.14

18 Telangana 2,008.53 6,622.21 108.97 110.61 13.22 12.45 752.45 3,524.91

19 Uttar Pradesh 5,982.00 14,636.00 165.00 173.00 919.00 1,868.00 767.00 1306.18

20 Uttarakhand 252.80 578.58 - - - - 25.00 35.47

21 West Bengal 5,513.69 15,370.73 0.03 0.01 0.14 0.04 128.70 522.40

22 Others 1,046.58 2,420.53 3.92 3.53 2.49 4.91 210.51 386.84

All India 44,135.95 1,06,645.54 5,793.44 5,541.80 7,810.72 9,250.09 9,066.26 24,259.51



TABLE - 27.11 (contd.) AREA AND OUT-TURN OF FOODGRAINS, 2013-14


Sl. No.

State/ Union

Territory

Ragi Small Millets Wheat Barley Total Cereals

Area Produc-tion

Area Produc-tion

Area Produc-tion

Area Produc-tion

Area Production

1 2 7 8 9 10 11

1 Andhra Pr. 42.29 43.48 27.12 21.34 0.96 - - - 2,825.20 7,836.38

2 Assam - - 5.44 3.34 31.29 40.44 - - 2,509.93 4,992.52

3 Bihar 7.03 7.14 2.77 2.09 2,009.00 4,738.03 10.19 14.25 5,896.01 12,383.75

4 Chhattisgarh 6.00 1.60 112.80 25.10 102.80 134.00 2.60 3.70 4,143.10 7,113.50

5 Gujarat 14.00 14.00 38.00 41.00 1,442.00 4,694.00 - - 3,565.00 8,450.64

6 Haryana - - - - 2,499.00 11,800.00 39.00 153.00 4,251.00 16,849.00

7 Himachal Pr. 2.00 1.97 4.64 3.18 358.10 670.72 17.34 28.19 749.94 1,477.41

8 J& K 8.73 2.86 5.10 2.41 292.07 601.88 12.52 7.10 902.70 1,764.02

9 Jharkhand 11.87 8.71 - - 174.49 370.37 - - 1,699.83 3,707.11

10 Karnataka 671.00 1,180.29 24.00 13.00 209.00 210.00 - - 5,040.00 10,608.36

11 Kerala 0.08 0.10 0.04 0.04 - - - - 199.93 509.54

12 Madhya Pr. 0.40 0.20 227.70 114.53 5,380.00 12,937.02 86.70 150.00 8,937.10 18,333.67

13 Maharashtra 126.00 142.00 57.00 29.00 1,097.00 1,602.00 - - 7,518.00 10,677.21

14 Orissa 56.63 45.84 19.32 9.70 0.68 1.07 - - 4,362.46 7,940.16

15 Punjab - - - - 3,512.00 17,620.00 12.00 46.00 6,505.80 29,440.80

16 Rajasthan - - 13.65 4.51 2,810.00 8,663.23 309.28 942.03 9,219.38 15,408.66

17 Tamilnadu 118.70 362.34 32.42 35.18 - - - - 2,623.71 8,169.42

18 Telangana 1.71 2.52 0.88 0.66 7.04 4.37 - - 2,892.80 10,277.73

19 Uttar Pradesh - - 8.00 6.00 9,839.00 29,890.88 157.00 450.00 17,837.00 48,330.07

20 Uttarakhand 112.15 153.90 64.50 78.10 347.84 842.41 23.30 31.47 825.59 1,719.93

21 West Bengal 10.11 11.07 1.55 1.51 332.48 927.84 2.40 3.60 5,989.09 16,837.19

22 Others 5.02 4.92 37.37 39.22 28.43 101.95 1.17 1.31 1,335.49 2,963.21

All India 1,193.72 1,982.94 682.30 429.91 30,473.18 95,850.20 673.50 1,830.65 99,829.06 2,45,790.28



TABLE - 27.11 (contd.) AREA AND OUT-TURN OF FOODGRAINS, 2013-14


Sl. No.


Gram Arhar dal Other Pulses

Area Production Area Production Area Production

1 2 12 13 14

1 Andhra Pradesh 472.42 648.12 334.42 648.12 374.48 103.42

2 Assam 2.05 1.43 6.13 1.43 141.88 5.64

3 Bihar 61.33 70.34 21.87 70.34 416.76 36.46

4 Chhattisgarh 276.50 213.20 50.90 213.20 511.90 31.20

5 Gujarat 247.00 309.00 210.00 309.00 356.00 209.00

6 Haryana 83.00 75.00 9.40 75.00 60.20 11.00

7 Himachal Pradesh 0.48 0.48 - 0.48 28.46 -

8 J & K - - - - 25.88 -

9 Jharkhand 155.84 181.73 196.81 181.73 214.19 205.15

10 Karnataka 946.00 716.00 824.00 716.00 728.00 587.51

11 Kerala - 0.40 0.89 0.40 0.13 0.80

12 Madhya Pradesh 3,160.10 3,299.14 464.00 3,299.14 1,771.70 332.00

13 Maharashtra 1,820.00 1,622.00 1,141.00 1,622.00 992.00 1,034.00

14 Orissa 47.15 36.21 138.88 36.21 594.80 124.44

15 Punjab 1.90 2.30 2.90 2.30 40.60 2.60

16 Rajasthan 1923.50 1,640.39 14.49 1,640.39 2259.75 9.41

17 Tamilnadu 8.91 5.82 59.64 5.82 747.20 57.67

18 Telangana 113.58 194.88 113.58 194.88 263.52 139.58

19 Uttar Pradesh 577.00 475.45 301.00 475.45 1427.00 271.00

20 Uttarakhand 0.84 0.66 3.37 0.66 60.83 2.73

21 West Bengal 24.90 29.27 1.48 29.27 260.37 2.12

22 Others 4.88 4.49 10.09 4.49 103.46 8.66

All India 9,927.38 9,526.31 3,904.86 9,526.31 11,379.10 3,174.40



TABLE - 27.11 (concld.) AREA AND OUT-TURN OF FOODGRAINS, 2013-14


Sl. No.


Total Pulses Total Food Grains

Area Production Area % over All India

Production % over All India

1 2 15 16 17

1 Andhra Pradesh 1,743.14 328.23 1,109.04 3.15 8,916.15 3.36

2 Assam 149.44 97.24 150.06 2.13 5,096.83 1.92

3 Bihar 508.97 415.24 499.96 5.12 12,905.79 4.87

4 Chhattisgarh 776.00 237.70 839.30 3.98 7,595.60 2.87

5 Gujarat 875.00 211.00 813.00 3.50 9,179.64 3.46

6 Haryana 144.60 39.05 152.60 3.52 16,974.05 6.40

7 Himachal Pradesh 28.94 50.56 28.94 0.62 1,528.45 0.58

8 Jammu & Kashmir 25.88 13.85 25.88 0.74 1,777.87 0.67

9 Jharkhand 592.73 191.74 566.84 1.81 4,285.73 1.62

10 Karnataka 2,268.00 297.00 2,498.00 6.03 12,208.87 4.61

11 Kerala 1.42 2.80 1.02 0.16 513.54 0.19

12 Madhya Pradesh 5,534.84 1,013.18 5,395.80 11.46 22,977.99 8.67

13 Maharashtra 3,755.00 513.00 3,953.00 9.17 13,846.21 5.22

14 Orissa 769.89 258.61 780.83 4.11 8,359.42 3.15

15 Punjab 45.80 34.70 45.40 5.24 29,480.40 11.12

16 Rajasthan 3,914.63 841.09 4,197.74 10.73 17,899.55 6.75

17 Tamilnadu 812.66 550.30 815.75 2.75 8,783.21 3.31

18 Telangana 185.86 136.77 562.96 2.76 10,748.96 4.06

19 Uttar Pradesh 2,203.45 951.00 2,305.00 16.11 50,027.51 18.88

20 Uttarakhand 64.86 53.13 65.04 0.71 1,776.45 0.67

21 West Bengal 291.12 210.33 286.75 5.02 17,078.92 6.44

22 Others 118.03 106.86 118.43 1.16 3,083.22 1.16

All India 24,810.26 6,553.38 25,211.34 100.00 2,65,044.37 100.00

Source: Statistical Year Book, India, 2016. Note: Totals may not tally due to rounding off of figures.



TABLE - 27.12 SOURCE WISE NET AREA IRRIGATED, 2012-13

(‘000 Hectares)

Sl. No.


Canals Tanks Wells

(Tube wells & other wells)

Other Sources

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Andhra Pradesh 1,175 345 1,159 122 2,802

2 Arunachal Pradesh - - - 57 57

3 Assam 33 5 29 94 161

4 Bihar 955 59 1,921 118 3,053

5 Chhattisgarh 877 49 440 84 1,449

6 Goa - - - 36 36

7 Gujarat 771 45 3,303 114 4,233

8 Haryana 1,345 1,757 - 3,102

9 Himachal Pradesh 4 - 22 84 110

10 Jammu Kashmir 285 8 10 21 325

11 Jharkhand 7 48 98 57 210

12 Karnataka 1,136 138 1,729 418 3,421

13 Kerala 83 44 148 121 396

14 Madhya Pradesh 1,440 227 5,727 1156 8,550

15 Maharashtra 1,080 - 2,164 3,244

16 Manipur - - 49 49

17 Meghalaya 65 - - - 65

18 Mizoram 14 - - - 14

19 Nagaland - - 85 85

20 Odisha - - 1248 1,248

21 Punjab 1,133 - 2,982 4,115

22 Rajasthan 1,901 92 5,382 125 7,499

23 Sikkim - - - 14 14

24 Tamilnadu 590 420 1,626 7 2,643

25 Telangana 90 158 1,486 40 1,774

26 Tripura 9 2 8 41 60

27 Uttarakhand 88 - 229 21 338

28 Uttar Pradesh 2,537 108 11,011 272 13,929

29 West Bengal - - - 3,082 3,082

30 A & N Islands - - - - -

31 Chandigarh - - 1 - 1

32 D & N Haveli 1 - 1 2 4

33 Daman & Diu - - - - -

34 Delhi 2 - 19 1 22

35 Lakshadweep - - - - -

36 Puducherry 5 - 9 - 14

All India 15,628 1,748 41,261 7,466 66,103


Union Territories



TABLE - 27.13 OPERATIONAL HOLDINGS AND AREA OPERATED ACCORDING TO MAJOR SIZE CLASSES, 2010-11

(Number in ‘000 and Area in‘000 Hectares)

Sl. No.


Marginal Small Semi-medium

Number* Area Number* Area Number* Area 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Andhra Pradesh 4,984 216 1,591 2,251 796 2,100

2 Arunachal Pradesh 21 12 19 26 34 94

3 Assam 1,831 775 497 687 304 818

4 Bihar 14,744 3,669 948 1,186 415 1,073

5 Chhattisgarh 2,183 953 831 1,179 503 1,348

6 Goa 60 28 10 18 6 17

7 Gujarat 1,816 885 1,429 2,075 1,080 2,989

8 Haryana 778 360 315 463 284 814

9 Himachal Pradesh 670 273 175 244 85 230

10 Jammu Kashmir 1,207 416 167 235 64 171

11 Jharkhand 1,848 764 429 591 283 775

12 Karnataka 3,849 1,851 2,138 3,020 1,267 3,393

13 Kerala 6,580 886 180 282 57 159

14 Madhya Pradesh 3,891 1,915 2,449 3,466 1,655 4,510

15 Maharashtra 6,709 3,186 4,052 5,739 2,159 5,765

16 Manipur 77 40 49 63 22 55

17 Meghalaya 103 46 58 77 41 113

18 Mizoram 50 30 30 38 10 24

19 Nagaland 6 3 20 23 48 125

20 Odisha 3,368 1,922 919 1,498 311 919

21 Punjab 164 101 195 269 325 855

22 Rajasthan 2,512 1,238 1,511 2,162 1,335 3,774

23 Sikkim 40 15 17 20 11 27

24 Tamilnadu 6,267 2,292 1,181 1,644 502 1,356

25 Telangana 3,441 1,567 1,327 1,869 603 1,585

26 Tripura 499 140 55 76 22 54

27 Uttarakhand 672 296 157 225 65 175

28 Uttar Pradesh 18,532 7,171 3,035 4,243 1,334 3,629

29 West Bengal 5,853 2,891 980 1,557 267 731

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 5 2 2 3 3 8

31 Chandigarh Neg. Neg. Neg. Neg. Neg. Neg.

32 D & N Haveli 8 4 4 5 2 5

33 Daman & Diu 8 2 Neg. 1 Neg. Neg.

34 Delhi 11 5 5 6 3 8

35 Lakshadweep 10 2 Neg. Neg. Neg. Neg.

36 Puducherry 28 10 3 4 1 4

92,826 35,908 24,779 35,244 13,896 37,705 All India



TABLE - 27.13 (concld.) OPERATIONAL HOLDINGS AND AREA OPERATED ACCORDING TO MAJOR SIZE CLASSES, 2010-11

(Number in ‘000 and Area in‘000 Hectares)

Sl. No.


Medium Large All Holdings

Number* Area Number* Area Number* Area

1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Andhra Pradesh 230 1,282 20 304 7,621 8,096

2 Arunachal Pradesh 28 155 7 97 109 384

3 Assam 85 437 4 282 2,720 2,999

4 Bihar 81 415 3 45 16,191 6,388

5 Chhattisgarh 202 1,153 28 451 3,746 5,084

6 Goa 2 12 1 14 78 89

7 Gujarat 513 2,930 49 1,020 4,886 9,898

8 Haryana 195 1,185 46 823 1,617 3,646

9 Himachal Pradesh 28 156 3 51 961 955

10 Jammu Kashmir 11 62 1 12 1,449 895

11 Jharkhand 129 725 20 311 2,709 3,165

12 Karnataka 511 2,904 68 994 7,832 12,161

13 Kerala 12 64 2 120 6,831 1,511

14 Madhya Pradesh 789 4,545 89 1,400 8,872 15,836

15 Maharashtra 711 3,993 68 1,084 13,699 19,767

16 Manipur 3 13 Neg. Neg. 151 172

17 Meghalaya 8 47 Neg. 4 210 287

18 Mizoram 2 9 Neg. 4 92 105

19 Nagaland 78 481 25 442 178 1074

20 Odisha 64 381 6 132 4,667 4,852

21 Punjab 298 1,713 70 1,029 1,053 3,967

22 Rajasthan 1,127 6,918 404 7,044 6,888 21,136

23 Sikkim 6 32 1 12 75 107

24 Tamilnadu 151 848 17 350 8,118 6,488

25 Telangana 167 927 16 249 5,554 6,197

26 Tripura 3 14 Neg. 1 578 285

27 Uttarakhand 17 94 1 25 913 816

28 Uttar Pradesh 398 2,199 25 380 23,325 17,622

29 West Bengal 23 110 1 222 7,123 5,510

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 2 7 Neg. 1 12 22

31 Chandigarh Neg. Neg. Neg. Neg. 1 1

32 D & N Haveli 1 4 Neg. 2 15 20

33 Daman & Diu Neg. Neg. Neg. Neg. 8 3

34 Delhi 2 9 Neg. 2 20 30

35 Lakshadweep Neg. Neg. Neg. Neg. 10 3

36 Puducherry Neg. 3 Neg. 1 33 22

5,875 33,828 973 16,907 1,38,348 1,59,592 * includes institutional holdings also. Neg: Negligible. Note :Totals may not tally with all-India totals due to rounding off. Source: Department of Agriculture and Cooperation, Government of India.

All India



TABLE - 27.14 LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY POPULATION, 2012 CENSUS

(Nos. in Thousands)

Sl. No.


Cattle Buffaloes Sheep Goats Pigs

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Andhra Pr. 4,562 4,194 13,521 4,396 142

2 Arunachal Pr. 464 6 14 306 356

3 Assam 10,308 435 518 6,169 1,636

4 Bihar 12,232 7,567 232 12,154 650

5 Chhattisgarh 9,815 1,391 168 3,225 439

6 Goa 57 32 - 13 44

7 Gujarat 9,984 10,386 1,708 4,959 4

8 Haryana 1,808 6,085 363 369 127

9 Himachal Pr. 2,149 716 805 1,119 5

10 J & K 2,798 739 3,389 2,018 2

11 Jharkhand 8,730 1,186 583 6,581 962

12 Karnataka 9,516 3,471 9,584 4,796 305

13 Kerala 1329 102 1 1246 56

14 Madhya Pr. 19,602 8,188 309 8,014 175

15 Maharashtra 15,484 5,594 2,580 8,435 326

16 Manipur 264 66 11 65 277

17 Meghalaya 896 22 20 473 543

18 Mizoram 35 5 1 22 245

19 Nagaland 235 33 4 99 504

20 Odisha 11,621 726 1,581 6,513 280

21 Punjab 2428 5160 129 327 32

22 Rajasthan 13,324 12,976 9,080 21,666 238

23 Sikkim 140 1 3 113 30

24 Tamilnadu 8,814 780 4,787 8,143 184

25 Telangana 5,034 4,194 12,875 4,676 252

26 Tripura 949 11 3 611 363

27 Uttarakhand 2,006 989 369 1,367 20

28 Uttar Pr. 19,557 30,625 1,354 15,586 1,334

29 West Bengal 16,514 597 1,076 1,1506 648

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 46 8 - 66 36

31 Chandigarh 9 14 - 1 -

32 D & N Haveli 42 4 - 4 -

33 Daman & Diu 2 - - 2 -

34 Delhi 86 162 1 30 76

35 Lakshadweep 3 - - 46 -

36 Puducherry 60 2 2 55 1

1,90,904 1,08,702 65,069 1,35,173 10,294

Source: Agriculture Census Division, GOI, New Delhi. Note :The Sum may not tally with All-India totals due to rounding off.

All India

Horse

s & Ponies

Mules

Donkeys

8 9 10

5 1 9

4 - -

14 - 1

49 25 21

3 2 1

- - -

18 - 39

37 9 3

15 23 7

144 37 17

6 4 -

13 1 16

- - 1

19 7 15

37 2 29

1 - -

2 - 1

1 - -

- 1 -

3 6 1

33 5 3

38 3 81

1 - -

5 - 9

5 - 4

- - -

16 27 2

152 43 57

4 - 1

- - -

- - -

- - -

- - -

3 - 1

- - -

- - -

625 196 319

Cam

els

Yaks Total

Poultry

11 12 15

- - 92,175

- 14 2,244

1 - 27,216

9 - 12,748

1 - 23,102

- - 292

30 - 15,006

19 - 42,821

- 3 1,104

1 54 8,274

- - 13,560

- - 53,442

- - 24,282

3 - 11,905

- - 77,795

- - 2,500

- - 3,400

- - 1,271

- - 2,178

- - 19,891

1 - 16,794

326 - 8,024

- 4 452

- - 117,349

- - 69,159

- - 4,273

- - 4,642

8 - 18,668

- 1 52,838

- - 1,165

- - 109

- - 86

- - 28

- - 44

- - 165

- - 209

400 77 7,29,209

Mithuns

Total Livestock

13 14

- 29,059

249 1,413

- 19,082

- 32,939

- 15,044

- 146

- 27,128

- 8,820

1 4,844

- 9,201

- 18,053

- 27,702

- 2,735

- 36,333

- 32,489

10 696

- 1,958

3 312

35 911

- 20,732

- 8,117

- 57,732

- 292

- 22,723

- 27,040

- 1,936

- 4,795

- 68,715

- 30,348

- 155

- 24

- 50

- 5

- 360

- 50

- 120

298 5,12,057



TABLE - 27.15 RAILWAY ROUTE LENGTH AT THE END OF THE YEAR 2015

Sl. No.


Total Population

Area (in Sq. Kms.)

Route Length (in Kms.)

Length. Per lakh Population

Per 1000 Sq. Kms.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Andhra Pradesh 4,95,77,103 1,62,968 3,657 7.38 22.44

2 Arunachal Pradesh 13,83,727 83,743 12 0.87 0.14

3 Assam 3,12,05,576 78,438 2471 7.92 31.50

4 Bihar 10,40,99,452 94,163 3,652 3.51 38.78

5 Chhattisgarh 2,55,45,198 1,35,192 1,196 4.68 8.85

6 Goa 14,58,545 3,702 69 4.73 18.64

7 Gujarat 6,04,39,692 1,96,244 5259 8.70 26.80

8 Haryana 2,53,51,462 44,212 1,630 6.43 36.87

9 Himachal Pradesh 68,64,602 55,673 296 4.31 5.32

10 Jammu Kashmir 1,25,41,302 2,22,236 298 2.38 1.34

11 Jharkhand 3,29,88,134 79,716 2294 6.95 28.78

12 Karnataka 6,10,95,297 1,91,791 3,281 5.37 17.11

13 Kerala 3,34,06,061 38,852 1,050 3.14 27.03

14 Madhya Pradesh 7,26,26,809 3,08,252 4,979 6.86 16.15

15 Maharashtra 11,23,74,333 3,07,713 5,725 5.09 18.60

16 Manipur 28,55,794 22,327 1 0.04 0.04

17 Meghalaya 29,66,889 22,429 9 0.30 0.40

18 Mizoram 10,97,206 21,081 2 0.18 0.09

19 Nagaland 19,78,502 16,579 13 0.66 0.78

20 Odisha 4,19,74,218 1,55,707 2,529 6.03 16.24

21 Punjab 2,77,43,338 50,362 2,269 8.18 45.05

22 Rajasthan 6,85,48,437 3,42,239 5,898 8.60 17.23

23 Sikkim 6,10,577 7,096 - - -

24 Tamilnadu 7,21,47,030 1,30,060 4,027 5.58 30.96

25 Telangana 3,50,03,674 1,12,077 1,676 4.79 14.95

26 Tripura 36,73,917 10,486 151 4.11 14.40

27 Uttarakhand 1,00,86,292 53,483 345 3.42 6.45

28 Uttar Pradesh 19,98,12,341 2,40,928 8,950 4.48 37.15

29 West Bengal 9,12,76,115 88,752 4,070 4.46 45.86

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 3,80,581 8,249 - - -

31 Chandigarh 10,55,450 114 16 1.52 140.35

32 Dadra & N Haveli 3,43,709 491 - - -

33 Daman & Diu 2,43,247 111 - - -

34 Delhi 1,67,87,941 1,483 183 1.09 123.40

35 Lakshadweep 64,473 30 - - -

36 Puducherry 12,47,953 490 22 1.76 44.90

All India 1,21,08,54,977 32,87,469 66,030 5.45 20.09

Source: Indian Railways Year Book, 2014-15. Note: The remaining States/UTs have no Railway line.



TABLE - 27.16 PRINCIPAL CHARACTERISTICS IN ANNUAL SURVEY OF INDUSTRIES, 2013-14

(Value in lakh Rupees and others in numbers)

Sl. No.


No. of Factories

Fixed Capital

Working Capital

Invested Capital

No. of Workers

Total Persons Engaged

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Andhra Pradesh 15,719 1,48,62,643 22,22,432 1,94,63,961 4,15,127 5,22,057

2 Arunachal Pradesh - - - - - -

3 Assam 3,518 14,44,632 7,13,478 21,35,656 1,57,687 1,86,483

4 Bihar 3,419 8,03,738 ‐‐‐‐55,787 13,91,746 96,122 1,13,594

5 Chhattisgarh 2,534 64,08,052 50,35,782 80,91,611 1,31,032 1,66,236

6 Goa 618 7,93,409 3,48,753 13,19,622 39,618 56,684

7 Gujarat 22,876 3,82,65,385 85,52,409 5,48,13,239 10,49,725 13,72,669

8 Haryana 6,117 70,65,108 20,36,985 1,12,47,367 4,67,741 6,12,419

9 Himachal Pradesh 2,806 47,69,133 14,68,483 62,05,555 1,32,706 1,94,608

10 Jammu & Kashmir 943 5,17,712 2,31,033 10,08,947 52,886 66,829

11 Jharkhand 2,688 71,34,878 8,82,234 91,94,872 1,30,450 1,87,877

12 Karnataka 12,107 1,67,31,050 53,84,211 2,33,39,966 7,05,941 9,27,392

13 Kerala 7,132 23,42,965 5,88,205 38,64,741 2,90,055 3,51,662

14 Madhya Pradesh 4,047 86,08,707 17,47,843 1,14,47,244 2,39,212 3,22,833

15 Maharashtra 29,123 3,26,36,160 1,20,41,839 4,87,16,663 13,28,688 18,86,025

16 Manipur 145 9,793 7,125 16,857 4988 5,879

17 Meghalaya 108 3,62,758 1,01,183 4,42,803 10,998 13,434

18 Mizoram - - - - - -

19 Nagaland 134 17,872 15,643 27,736 3,303 3,746

20 Odisha 2,714 210,86,599 11,01,487 2,41,12,454 2,06,788 2,60,771

21 Punjab 12,278 39,35,562 25,42,778 76,78,829 4,85,520 6,02,818

22 Rajasthan 8,820 71,49,502 26,51,020 1,02,87,816 3,56,006 4,70,078

23 Sikkim 66 1,73,938 1,68,912 2,70,635 10,227 12,749

24 Tamilnadu 37,378 2,70,81,648 48,36,720 3,80,53,367 16,41,460 20,46553

25 Telangana 14,110 56,94,436 38,31,375 90,71,450 6,29,361 7,47,062

26 Tripura 552 27,221 19,263 44,251 26,524 29121

27 Uttar Pradesh 14,463 1,02,43,627 28,67,348 1,69,44,630 7,01,782 9,12,206

28 Uttarakhand 2,936 54,79,327 8,22,018 76,32,858 3,12,131 3,86,654

29 West Bengal 8,859 80,94,660 23,94,706 1,23,89,882 5,22,241 6,45,738

30 A & N Islands 20 3,185 ‐‐‐‐4,424 4,468 421 521

31 Chandigarh 285 1,77,381 90,889 2,77,699 8,030 13,143

32 Dadra & N Haveli 1,405 34,10,225 12,26,207 47,55,479 83,397 1,48,522

33 Daman & Diu 1,881 10,27,888 9,17,863 17,69,285 89,215 1,09,462

34 Delhi 3,918 5,72,580 10,65,627 16,67,085 75,273 1,12,180

35 Lakshadweep - - - - - -

36 Puducherry 857 4,40,126 4,14,939 766764 39,751 50,108

All India 2,24,576 23,73,71,903 6,62,68,577 33,84,55,535 1,04,44,404 1,35,38,114

Union Territories



TABLE - 27.16 (contd.) PRINCIPAL CHARACTERISTICS IN ANNUAL SURVEY OF INDUSTRIES, 2013-14


Sl. No.


Wages to Workers

Total Emoluments

Total Inputs

Value of Output

Depreciation Net

Value Added 1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Andhra Pr. 5,21,945 9,11,322 2,35,58,737 2,62,68,382 8,46,864 18,62,780

2 Arunachal Pr. - - - - - -

3 Assam 1,33,191 2,12,675 48,40,084 57,61,714 1,19,875 8,01,755

4 Bihar 59,895 1,10,631 49,45,635 55,29,620 68,528 5,15,457

5 Chhattisgarh 2,52,609 4,83,647 81,53,091 1,05,99,069 3,20,625 21,25,353

6 Goa 67,967 1,67,754 25,39,663 33,79,150 75,499 7,63,987

7 Gujarat 12,09,240 27,73,399 10,75,10,149 12,30,64,181 27,12,028 1,28,42,005

8 Haryana 5,92,737 14,60,800 2,51,79,113 2,96,40,333 7,51,638 37,09,582

9 Himachal Pr. 1,56,918 4,57,034 73,16,952 99,54,730 3,61,153 22,76,625

10 J & K 47,135 91,141 18,71,781 23,37,180 50,477 4,14,922

11 Jharkhand 2,89,564 6,09,658 83,35,305 1,07,79,440 4,56,888 19,87,246

12 Karnataka 973,437 20,69,905 3,77,02,681 4,44,69,973 12,33,936 55,33,356

13 Kerala 3,05,239 5,41,317 1,15,79,148 1,31,05,441 1,80,324 13,45,969

14 Madhya Pr. 3,02,055 6,62013 1,46,48,214 1,72,08,597 4,35,657 21,24,725

15 Maharashtra 20,32,079 53,39,045 8,37,39,649 10,65,97,134 28,05,836 2,00,51,648

16 Manipur 2,740 3,453 31,455 37,752 1,089 5,208

17 Meghalaya 13,129 22,233 2,99,734 3,81,377 34,192 47,451

18 Mizoram - - - - - -

19 Nagaland 1,581 2,047 31,631 39,707 447 7,629

20 Odisha 3,37,494 5,89,567 93,03,658 1,22,37,946 8,00,307 21,33,980

21 Punjab 4,68,822 8,24,034 1,58,25,805 1,82,10,659 3,78,378 20,06,476

22 Rajasthan 4,18,899 8,78,277 1,81,94,200 2,14,69,179 5,93,835 26,81,144

23 Sikkim 9,352 29,247 2,86,816 7,10,303 12,292 4,11,195

24 Tamilnadu 17,96,388 37,52,027 5,70,19,375 6,76,95,733 19,55,090 87,21,268

25 Telangana 5,31,708 10,21,006 1,36,31,996 1,71,33,649 4,89,041 30,12,612

26 Tripura 8,048 10,925 96,571 1,31,623 3,390 31,661

27 Uttar Pr. 7,96,253 17,37,049 3,50,44,248 4,11,26,757 8,95,445 51,87,064

28 Uttarakhand 3,41,534 6,51,128 1,34,85,768 1,77,25,377 4,53,199 37,86,410

29 West Bengal 6,43,388 10,72,868 2,48,54,988 2,76,37,949 5,39,199 22,43761

Union Territories

30 A & N. Islands 499 742 1,653 18,397 783 761

31 Chandigarh 11,617 34,969 5,80,830 6,58,424 9,409 68,185

32 D & N Haveli 94,602 2,00,842 83,72,069 95,96,018 2,01,750 10,22,199

33 Daman & Diu 93,163 1,86,993 34,02,752 41,10,609 91,198 6,16,659

34 Delhi 94,516 2,53,237 50,57,130 59,01,429 56,458 7,87,841


36 Puducherry 41,900 80,518 15,57,868 20,07,285 42145 407,272

All India 1,26,49,644 2,72,41,503 54,90,13,952 65,55,25,116 1,69,76,977 8,95,34,187



TABLE - 27.16 (concld.) PRINCIPAL CHARACTERISTICS IN ANNUAL SURVEY OF INDUSTRIES, 2013-14


Sl. No.


Rent Paid Interest Paid Rent

Received Interest Received

Net Income Profits

1 2 15 16 17 18 19 20

1 Andhra Pr. 63,077 8,14,131 8,399 67,111 10,61,082 21,294

2 Arunachal Pr. - - - - - -

3 Assam 5,788 92,609 1,030 14,995 7,19,383 4,61,704

4 Bihar 3,478 41,223 195 8,629 4,79,580 3,54,967

5 Chhattisgarh 32,356 2,95,292 1,926 39,930 18,39,561 12,61,218

6 Goa 7,850 45,034 1,087 8,352 7,20,542 5,28,844

7 Gujarat 97,969 24,05,784 19,835 3,02,210 1,06,60,296 75,47,549

8 Haryana 89,725 6,05,521 16,611 1,13,343 31,44,289 14,97,335

9 Himachal Pr. 25,081 2,82,219 1,598 20,901 19,91,824 14,65,305

10 J & K 3,299 75,958 10 7,020 3,42,696 2,40,323

11 Jharkhand 29,720 4,03,160 5,708 19,370 15,79,445 8,40,211

12 Karnataka 1,54,810 8,68,506 16,676 2,23,553 47,50,270 23,64,283

13 Kerala 16,615 1,42,505 3,377 22,228 12,12,454 5,75,134

14 Madhya Pr. 25,570 4,56,949 4,375 66,788 17,13,368 9,52,531

15 Maharashtra 3,43,241 23,60,224 1,25,508 5,67,692 1,80,41,383 1,19,61,339

16 Manipur 49 818 4 40 4,385 848

17 Meghalaya 1,433 36,192 4 1262 11,091 ‐‐‐‐15,949

18 Mizoram - - - - - -

19 Nagaland 91 168 16 25 7,411 5,278

20 Odisha 13,958 9,14,574 2,591 82,662 12,90,702 5,82,924

21 Punjab 25,301 5,27,570 8,320 42,699 15,04,624 5,85,640

22 Rajasthan 44,162 5,12,937 8,476 98,879 22,31,399 12,50,164

23 Sikkim 822 3,122 5 1,841 4,09,098 3,75,663

24 Tamilnadu 2,11,349 17,14,822 22,576 3,15,438 71,33,110 27,52,985

25 Telangana 44,734 4,04,573 5,803 36,643 26,05,751 14,55,466

26 Tripura 420 2,088 - 133 29,286 16,975

27 Uttar Pr. 1,39,172 10,27,899 16,834 1,04,355 41,41,181 21,91,861

28 Uttarakhand 20,539 3,21,327 3,122 39,062 34,86,729 27,43,554

29 West Bengal 55,030 6,40,845 10,990 74,569 16,33,445 3,86,525

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 19 694 3 12 62 ‐‐‐‐763

31 Chandigarh 1,268 8,734 501 2,231 60,914 20,403

32 D & N Haveli 7,704 2,34,272 2,909 17,927 8,01,060 5,82,025

33 Daman & Diu 25,566 1,08,908 1,679 12,842 4,96,707 2,86,937

34 Delhi 32,833 1,10,913 6,561 14,666 6,65,323 3,82,939


36 Puducherry 4,243 25488 322 5,732 383595 2,81,040

15,27,272 1,54,85,061 2,97,051 23,33,143 7,51,52,048 4,39,56,552 All India



TABLE - 27.17 GROSS STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT PRICES

Base Year 2011-12

Sl. No.


GSDP - Current Prices (Rs. crore) Growth Rates

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Andhra Pr. 3,79,230 4,10,961 4,68,494 5,32,922 6,03,376 8.37 14.00 13.75 13.22

2 Arunachal Pr. 11,065 12,535 14,498 16,450 19,492 13.29 15.66 13.47 18.49

3 Assam 1,43,212 1,57,406 1,74,884 1,95,145 NA 9.91 11.10 11.59 NA

4 Bihar 2,47,287 2,82,168 3,29,475 4,10,862 4,86,430 14.11 16.77 24.70 18.39

5 Chhattisgarh 1,58,074 1,78,839 1,97,330 2,22,990 NA 13.14 10.34 13.00 NA

6 Goa 42,253 38,647 42,243 45,548 NA -8.53 9.31 7.82 NA

7 Gujarat 6,05,456 7,12,123 8,06,745 8,95,202 NA 17.62 13.29 10.96 NA

8 Haryana 3,00,756 3,50,407 3,95,748 4,41,864 NA 16.51 12.94 11.65 NA

9 Himachal Pr. 72,720 82,294 92,589 1,01,108 NA 13.17 12.51 9.20 NA

10 J & K 77,945 86,537 97,400 1,02,681 NA 11.02 12.55 5.42 NA

11 Jharkhand 1,50,918 1,74,724 1,94,013 2,20,729 NA 15.77 11.04 13.77 NA

12 Karnataka 6,02,655 6,90,015 7,97,750 9,07,839 NA 14.50 15.61 13.80 NA

13 Kerala 3,64,048 4,12,313 4,62,916 5,19,896 NA 13.26 12.27 12.31 NA

14 Madhya Pr. 3,01,699 3,63,826 4,01,372 4,51,348 5,01,939 20.59 10.32 12.45 11.21

15 Maharashtra 12,72,967 14,48,466 16,47,506 17,92,122 NA 13.79 13.74 8.78 NA

16 Manipur 12,226 13,238 15,441 NA NA 8.27 16.64 NA NA

17 Meghalaya 19,840 21,597 23,697 25,172 27,305 8.86 9.72 6.22 8.47

18 Mizoram 7,259 8,362 9,849 11,458 NA 15.20 17.79 16.33 NA

19 Nagaland 11,839 13,619 16,059 17,727 NA 15.03 17.92 10.39 NA

20 Odisha 2,25,283 2,55,273 2,77,271 3,09,807 3,32,329 13.31 8.62 11.73 7.27

21 Punjab 2,66,628 2,97,734 3,34,714 3,68,011 NA 11.67 12.42 9.95 NA

22 Rajasthan 4,36,465 4,94,004 5,49,701 6,12,194 NA 13.18 11.27 11.37 NA

23 Sikkim NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

24 Tamilnadu 7,51,910 8,51,485 9,86,461 11,20,620 NA 13.24 15.85 13.60 NA

25 Telangana 3,61,701 4,04,105 4,60,172 5,22,001 5,83,117 11.72 13.87 13.44 11.71

26 Tripura NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

27 Uttar Pr. 7,21,396 8,12,210 9,46,508 10,41,997 NA 12.59 16.53 10.09 NA

28 Uttarakhand 1,16,165 1,32,919 1,48,035 1,64,931 1,85,753 14.42 11.37 11.41 12.63

29 West Bengal NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

30 A & N Islands 3,712 4,341 4,776 5,173 NA 16.94 10.00 8.32 NA

31 Chandigarh 18,768 21,609 24,996 29,368 NA 15.13 15.68 17.49 NA

32 D & N Haveli NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

33 Daman & Diu NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

34 Delhi 3,43,260 3,91,071 4,46,807 4,94,460 NA 13.93 14.25 10.67 NA

36 Puducherry 16818 18875 21113 23747 NA 12.23 11.85 12.48 NA

All-India GDP 87,36,039 99,51,344 1,12,72,764 1,24,88,205 1,35,67,192 13.91 13.28 10.78 8.64

Source: Directorate of Economics & Statistics of respective State Governments and for All-India, Central Statistics Office, MOSPI, New Delhi. Note: The States of Sikkim, Tripura and West Bengal have not finalized the estimates of new series with base year, 2011-12.

Union Territories

35 Lakshadweep NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA



TABLE - 27.18 GROSS STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

Base Year 2011-12

Sl. No.


GSDP - Constant Prices ( Rs. Crore) Growth Rates

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Andhra Pr. 3,79,230 3,79,623 4,11,886 4,44,752 4,93,641 0.10 8.50 7.98 10.99

2 Arunachal Pr. 11,065 11,261 12,476 13,275 14,122 1.78 10.78 6.41 6.38

3 Assam 1,43,212 1,43,112 1,51,820 1,56,895 NA -0.07 6.08 3.34 NA

4 Bihar 2,47,287 2,55,934 2,74,319 3,17,016 3,49,558 3.50 7.18 15.56 10.27


6 Goa 42,253 39,510 40,015 43,141 NA -6.49 1.28 7.81 NA

7 Gujarat 6,05,456 6,71,074 7,26,831 7,82,820 NA 10.84 8.31 7.70 NA

8 Haryana 3,00,756 3,21,621 3,39,491 3,66,584 NA 6.94 5.56 7.98 NA

9 Himachal Pr. 72,720 77,380 82,866 89,050 NA 6.41 7.09 7.46 NA

10 J & K 77,945 80,124 85,997 85,168 NA 2.80 7.33 -0.96 NA

11 Jharkhand 1,50,918 1,63,250 1,71,424 1,90,353 NA 8.17 5.01 11.04 NA

12 Karnataka 6,02,655 6,37,893 6,81,889 7,34,988 NA 5.85 6.90 7.79 NA

13 Kerala 3,64,048 3,87,693 4,05,308 4,32,361 NA 6.50 4.54 6.67 NA

14 Madhya Pr. 3,01,699 3,36,716 3,44,525 3,67,828 4,05,199 11.61 2.32 6.76 10.16



17 Meghalaya 19,840 20,319 21,177 21,661 22,704 2.42 4.22 2.28 4.82

18 Mizoram 7,259 7,778 8,661 9,429 NA 7.15 11.36 8.86 NA

19 Nagaland 11,839 12,442 13,656 14,648 NA 5.09 9.76 7.26 NA

20 Odisha 2,25,283 2,33,214 2,44,232 2,59,468 2,75,450 3.52 4.72 6.24 6.16

21 Punjab 2,66,628 2,80,823 2,98,581 3,13,276 NA 5.32 6.32 4.92 NA

22 Rajasthan 4,36,465 4,54,987 4,82,605 5,12,095 NA 4.24 6.07 6.11 NA


24 Tamilnadu 7,51,910 7,89,366 8,67,682 9,42,736 NA 4.98 9.92 8.65 NA

25 Telangana 3,61,701 3,70,432 3,94,248 4,29,001 4,68,656 2.41 6.43 8.82 9.24


27 Uttar Pr. 7,21,396 7,49,404 7,84,879 8,33,160 NA 3.88 4.73 6.15 NA

28 Uttarakhand 1,16,165 1,24,784 1,33,835 1,43,639 1,54,626 7.42 7.25 7.33 7.65


Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 3,712 4,073 4,306 4,607 NA 9.71 5.72 6.99 NA

31 Chandigarh 18,768 20,245 22,058 24,872 NA 7.87 8.95 12.76 NA



34 Delhi 3,43,260 3,65,264 3,89,677 4,20,902 NA 6.41 6.68 8.01 NA


36 Puducherry 16,818 17,310 18,169 20,059 NA 2.93 4.96 10.40 NA

All India GDP 87,36,039 92,26,879 98,39,434 1,05,52,151 1,13,50,962 5.62 6.64 7.24 7.57




TABLE - 27.19 NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT PRICES

Base Year 2011-12

Sl. No.


NSDP - Current Prices (Rs. Crore) Growth Rates

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Andhra Pr. 3,39,338 3,69,957 4,21,684 4,79,890 5,42,456 9.02 13.98 13.80 13.04

2 Arunachal Pr. 10,231 11,562 13,359 15,024 17,696 13.00 15.54 12.46 17.79

3 Assam 1,29,392 1,42,581 1,57,990 1,75,210 NA 10.19 10.81 10.90 NA

4 Bihar 2,30,266 2,63,029 3,07,758 3,83,848 4,54,357 14.23 17.01 24.72 18.37


6 Goa 37,895 35,095 38,440 41,103 NA -7.39 9.53 6.93 NA

7 Gujarat 5,22,660 6,22,199 7,06,972 7,87,919 NA 19.04 13.62 11.45 NA

8 Haryana 2,74,370 3,17,728 3,59,473 4,00,623 NA 15.80 13.14 11.45 NA

9 Himachal Pr. 60,536 68,921 77,400 84,810 NA 13.85 12.30 9.57 NA

10 J & K 65,009 72,190 82,422 86,845 NA 11.05 14.17 5.37 NA

11 Jharkhand 1,37,383 1,60,304 1,77,288 2,04,004 NA 16.68 10.59 15.07 NA

12 Karnataka 5,51,597 6,30,526 7,30,286 8,31,328 NA 14.31 15.82 13.84 NA

13 Kerala 3,28,021 3,71,384 4,18,044 4,70,523 NA 13.22 12.56 12.55 NA

14 Madhya Pr. 2,68,509 3,16,839 3,48,736 3,93,080 4,36,754 18.00 10.07 12.72 11.11



17 Meghalaya 17,950 19,466 21,364 22,767 24,608 8.45 9.75 6.57 8.09

18 Mizoram 6,404 7,375 8,672 10,100 NA 15.17 17.58 16.47 NA

19 Nagaland 10,217 11,816 14,088 15,757 NA 15.65 19.23 11.85 NA

20 Odisha 1,98,522 2,26,885 2,45,324 2,74,660 2,94,070 14.29 8.13 11.96 7.07

21 Punjab 2,39,227 2,67,116 3,01,673 3,32,999 NA 11.66 12.94 10.38 NA

22 Rajasthan 3,96,960 4,46,835 4,97,403 5,54,783 NA 12.56 11.32 11.54 NA


24 Tamilnadu 6,74,902 7,64,955 8,91,063 10,12,790 NA 13.34 16.49 13.66 NA

25 Telangana 3,27,075 3,66,172 4,17,405 4,74,951 5,31,103 11.95 13.99 13.79 11.82


27 Uttar Pradesh 6,42,786 7,23,696 8,47,656 9,32,536 NA 12.59 17.13 10.01 NA

28 Uttarakhand 1,02,797 1,18,348 1,31,662 1,47,284 1,66,027 15.13 11.25 11.87 12.73


Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 3,138 3,713 4,115 4,457 NA 18.34 10.83 8.29 NA

31 Chandigarh 16,930 19,508 22,683 26,764 NA 15.22 16.28 17.99 NA



34 Delhi 3,14,113 3,57,084 4,09,514 4,52,839 NA 13.68 14.68 10.58 NA


36 Puducherry 15,160 16,984 19,097 21,555 NA 12.04 12.44 12.87 NA

All India GDP 78,18,898 88,91,378 1,00,74,292 1,11,55,025 1,21,18,824 13.72 13.30 10.73 8.64




TABLE - 27.20 NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

Base Year 2011-12

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NSDP - Constant Prices (Rs. Crore) Growth Rates

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Andhra Pradesh 3,39,338 3,40,666 3,69,253 3,98,407 441337 0.39 8.39 7.90 10.78

2 Arunachal Pr. 10,231 10,520 11,553 12,295 13101 2.82 9.82 6.42 6.56

3 Assam 1,29,392 1,28,288 1,34,926 1,38,387 NA -0.85 5.17 2.56 NA

4 Bihar 2,30,266 2,37,825 2,54,723 2,94,425 324586 3.28 7.10 15.59 10.24


6 Goa 37,895 36,113 36,505 39,187 NA -4.70 1.08 7.35 NA

7 Gujarat 5,22,660 5,85,083 6,34,834 6,87,021 NA 11.94 8.50 8.22 NA

8 Haryana 2,74,370 2,90,554 3,06,392 3,30,854 NA 5.90 5.45 7.98 NA

9 Himachal Pr. 60,536 64,682 68,925 74,182 NA 6.85 6.56 7.63 NA

10 J & K 65,009 66,488 72,373 71,874 NA 2.28 8.85 -0.69 NA

11 Jharkhand 1,37,383 1,49,526 1,56,151 1,75,079 NA 8.84 4.43 12.12 NA

12 Karnataka 5,51,597 5,81,412 6,20,809 6,69,078 NA 5.41 6.78 7.78 NA

13 Kerala 3,28,021 3,48,616 365,887 3,91,763 NA 6.28 4.95 7.07 NA

14 Madhya Pradesh 2,68,509 2,91,887 2,96,341 3,16,297 3,49,741 8.71 1.53 6.73 10.57


16 Manipur 10,814 10959 12,160 NA NA 1.34 10.96 NA NA

17 Meghalaya 17,950 18,288 19,048 19,509 20,340 1.89 4.15 2.42 4.26

18 Mizoram 6,404 6,836 7,579 8,232 NA 6.75 10.86 8.62 NA

19 Nagaland 10,217 10,737 11,885 12,877 NA 5.09 10.70 8.35 NA

20 Odisha 1,98,522 2,06,151 2,15,,022 2,28,561 2,42,308 3.84 4.30 6.30 6.01

21 Punjab 2,39,227 2,51,813 268,423 2,80,902 NA 5.26 6.60 4.65 NA

22 Rajasthan 3,96,960 4,10,225 4,35,163 4,61,845 NA 3.34 6.08 6.13 NA


24 Tamilnadu 6,74,902 7,06,885 7,80,039 8,48,804 NA 4.74 10.35 8.82 NA

25 Telangana 3,27,075 3,34,465 3,55,287 3,87,837 4,24,115 2.26 6.23 9.16 9.35


27 Uttar Pradesh 6,42,786 6,66,426 6,97,566 7,40,000 NA 3.68 4.67 6.08 NA

28 Uttarakhand 1,02,797 1,10,855 1,18,809 1,27,787 1,37,574 7.84 7.18 7.56 7.66


Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 3,138 3,474 3,701 3,963 NA 10.72 6.55 7.06 NA

31 Chandigarh 16,930 18,265 19,967 22,625 NA 7.89 9.32 13.31 NA

32 Dadra & N Haveli NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA


34 Delhi 3,14,113 3,32,829 3,55,237 3,84,252 NA 5.96 6.73 8.17 NA


36 Puducherry 15,160 15,507 16,318 18,172 NA 2.29 5.23 11.36 NA

All India GDP 78,18,898 82,17,675 87,37,681 93,59,476 1,00,71,224 5.10 6.33 7.12 7.60




TABLE - 27.21 PER CAPITA NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT PRICES

Base Year 2011-12

Sl. No.


Per Capita NSDP at Constant Prices (Rupees) Growth Rates

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Andhra Pr. 68,866 74,639 84,579 95,689 1,07,532 8.38 13.32 13.14 12.38

2 Arunachal Pr. 73,082 80,964 91686 1,01,033 1,16,725 10.79 13.24 10.19 15.53

3 Assam 41,154 44,769 48,974 53,618 NA 8.79 9.39 9.48 NA

4 Bihar 21,918 24,647 28,389 34,856 40,616 12.45 15.18 22.78 16.52

5 Chhattisgarh 55,177 61,356 66,438 73,758 NA 11.20 8.28 11.02 NA

6 Goa 258,666 2,37,929 2,58,856 2,74,939 NA -8.02 8.80 6.21 NA

7 Gujarat 85,814 1,00,821 1,13,061 1,24,358 NA 17.49 12.14 9.99 NA

8 Haryana 107,343 1,22,571 1,36,734 1,50,260 NA 14.19 11.56 9.89 NA

9 Himachal Pr. 87,721 98,996 1,10,209 1,19,720 NA 12.85 11.33 8.63 NA

10 J & K 51,382 56,201 63,202 65,598 NA 9.38 12.46 3.79 NA

11 Jharkhand 41,254 47,360 51,534 58,344 NA 14.80 8.81 13.21 NA

12 Karnataka 89,717 1,01,451 1,16,238 1,30,897 NA 13.08 14.58 12.61 NA

13 Kerala 97,912 1,10,314 1,23,564 1,38,390 NA 12.67 12.01 12.00 NA

14 Madhya Pr. 36,658 42,631 46,244 51,371 56,253 16.29 8.48 11.09 9.50

15 Maharashtra 98,910 1,11,005 1,25,146 1,34,081 NA 12.23 12.74 7.14 NA


17 Meghalaya 59,754 63,429 68,145 71,101 75,232 6.15 7.44 4.34 5.81

18 Mizoram 57,654 65,013 74,846 85,359 NA 12.76 15.12 14.05 NA

19 Nagaland 51,314 58,727 69,261 76,679 NA 14.45 17.94 10.71 NA

20 Odisha 47,019 53,196 56,941 63,108 66,890 13.14 7.04 10.83 5.99

21 Punjab 85,577 94,318 1,05,143 1,14,561 NA 10.22 11.48 8.96 NA

22 Rajasthan 57,427 63,722 69,925 76,881 NA 10.96 9.73 9.95 NA


24 Tamilnadu 93,042 104,486 120,593 1,35,806 NA 12.30 15.42 12.62 NA

25 Telangana 91,664 1,01,602 1,14,669 1,29,182 1,43,023 10.84 12.86 12.66 10.71


27 Uttar Pr. 31,886 35,358 40,790 44,197 NA 10.89 15.36 8.35 NA

28 Uttarakhand 1,01,128 1,14,878 1,26,101 1,39,184 1,54,818 13.60 9.77 10.38 11.23


Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 81,283 94,002 1,02,116 1,08,168 NA 15.65 8.63 5.93 NA

31 Chandigarh 1,59,117 1,80,625 2,06,964 2,40,687 NA 13.52 14.58 16.29 NA



34 Delhi 1,85,044 2,06,407 2,32,269 2,52,011 NA 11.54 12.53 8.50 NA


36 Puducherry 1,19,649 1,30,548 1,43,045 1,57,219 NA 9.11 9.57 9.91 NA

All India Per Capita NNI

63,460 71,050 79,412 86,879 93,231 11.96 11.77 9.40 7.31




TABLE - 27.22 PER CAPITA NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

Base Year 2011-12

Sl. No.


Per Capita NSDP at Constant Prices (Rupees) Growth Rates

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Andhra Pradesh 68,866 68,730 74,062 79,441 87,487 -0.20 7.76 7.26 10.13

2 Arunachal Pradesh 73,082 73,667 79,292 82,682 86,421 0.80 7.64 4.27 4.52

3 Assam 41,154 40,281 41,825 42,349 NA -2.12 3.83 1.25 NA

4 Bihar 21,918 22,285 23,497 26,736 29,015 1.67 5.44 13.79 8.53

5 Chhattisgarh 55,177 57,255 58,755 62,394 NA 3.77 2.62 6.19 NA

6 Goa 2,58,666 2,44,833 2,45,823 2,62,124 NA -5.35 0.40 6.63 NA

7 Gujarat 85,814 94,807 1,01,525 1,08,433 NA 10.48 7.09 6.80 NA

8 Haryana 1,07,343 1,12,088 1,16,543 1,24,092 NA 4.42 3.97 6.48 NA

9 Himachal Pradesh 87,721 92,908 98,141 1,04,717 NA 5.91 5.63 6.70 NA

10 Jammu & Kashmir 51,382 51,762 55,496 54,289 NA 0.74 7.21 -2.17 NA

11 Jharkhand 41,254 44,176 45,390 50,071 NA 7.08 2.75 10.31 NA

12 Karnataka 89717 93,548 98,812 1,05,350 NA 4.27 5.63 6.62 NA

13 Kerala 97,912 1,03,551 1,08,147 1,15,225 NA 5.76 4.44 6.54 NA

14 Madhya Pradesh 36,658 39,273 39,296 41,336 45,046 7.13 0.06 5.19 8.97

15 Maharashtra 98,910 1,03,832 1,08,915 1,13,379 NA 4.98 4.90 4.10 NA


17 Meghalaya 59,754 59,591 60,760 60,927 62,182 -0.27 1.96 0.27 2.06

18 Mizoram 57,654 60,261 65,412 69,569 NA 4.52 8.55 6.36 NA

19 Nagaland 51,314 53,364 58,434 62,664 NA 3.99 9.50 7.24 NA

20 Odisha 47,019 48,335 49,908 52,516 55,116 2.80 3.25 5.23 4.95

21 Punjab 85,577 88,915 93,555 96,638 NA 3.90 5.22 3.30 NA

22 Rajasthan 57,427 58,502 61,175 64,002 NA 1.87 4.57 4.62 NA


24 Tamilnadu 93,042 96,554 1,05,568 113817 NA 3.77 9.33 7.81 NA

25 Telangana 91,664 92,804 97,604 1,05,488 1,14,212 1.24 5.17 8.08 8.27


27 Uttar Pradesh 31,886 32,560 33,567 35,072 NA 2.11 3.09 4.48 NA

28 Uttarakhand 1,01,128 1,07,605 1,13,791 1,20,759 128286 6.40 5.75 6.12 6.23


Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 81,283 87,942 91,844 96,180 NA 8.19 4.44 4.72 NA

31 Chandigarh 1,59,117 1,69,125 1,82,181 2,03,461 NA 6.29 7.72 11.68 NA

32 Dadra & N Haveli NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA


34 Delhi 1,85,044 1,92,387 2,01,485 2,13,842 NA 3.97 4.73 6.13 NA


36 Puducherry 1,19,649 1,19,196 1,22,236 1,32,548 NA -0.38 2.55 8.44 NA

All India Per Capita NNI 63,460 65,664 68,867 72,889 77,431 3.47 4.88 5.84 6.23




TABLE - 27.23 ENTERPRISES AND PERSONS EMPLOYED ACCORDING TO SIXTH ECONOMIC CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.


Enterprises Persons Employed Without Hired

Workers

With at least one

Hired Worker Total

Without Hired

Workers

With at least one

Hired Worker Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Andhra Pradesh 25,89,391 5,48,972 31,38,363 37,11,395 21,89,397 59,00,792

2 Arunachal Pradesh 9,956 10,127 20,083 13,609 46,123 59,732

3 Assam 10,89,868 3,65,715 14,55,583 13,43,750 14,02,395 27,46,145

4 Bihar 8,50,129 3,50,380 12,00,509 11,00,259 10,71,171 21,71,430

5 Chhattisgarh 3,95,551 1,23,108 5,18,659 6,87,029 4,71,287 11,58,316

6 Goa 23,766 8,668 32,434 34,645 50,373 85,018

7 Gujarat 19,56,841 4,49,675 24,06,516 33,62,792 17,45,115 51,07,907

8 Haryana 5,38,925 1,09,064 6,47,989 6,66,584 7,97,757 14,64,341

9 Himachal Pradesh 2,50,068 84,330 3,34,398 2,90,022 4,54,298 7,44,320

10 Jammu & Kashmir 2,04,583 90,803 2,95,386 2,50,947 3,48,400 5,99,347

11 Jharkhand 1,83,624 1,71,678 3,55,302 2,39,948 5,28,346 7,68,294

12 Karnataka 13,58,389 3,55,670 17,14,059 18,41,650 17,02,976 35,44,626

13 Kerala 14,70,444 3,34,601 18,05,045 18,56,551 14,30,073 32,86,624

14 Madhya Pradesh 7,86,190 3,49,914 11,36,104 11,12,059 10,10,198 21,22,257

15 Maharashtra 27,71,011 5,23,254 32,94,265 38,64,535 21,97,532 60,62,067

16 Manipur 1,21,549 22,547 1,44,096 1,58,701 92,172 2,50,873

17 Meghalaya 38,027 35,011 73,038 53,273 1,37,698 1,90,971

18 Mizoram 12,108 8,678 20,786 16,596 25,793 42,389

19 Nagaland 23,551 9,895 33,446 32,783 55,593 88,376

20 Odisha 12,57,331 3,48,412 16,05,743 20,12,711 11,81,734 31,94,445

21 Punjab 5,73,508 2,11,393 7,84,901 7,46,823 9,27,884 16,74,707

22 Rajasthan 14,23,888 4,31,285 18,55,173 20,28,347 16,17,630 36,45,977

23 Sikkim 16,078 5,406 21,484 20,803 29,723 50,526

24 Tamilnadu 19,44,455 7,42,644 26,87,099 29,10,571 26,76,299 55,86,870

25 Telangana 9,60,316 2,37,074 11,97,390 12,75,436 10,88,083 23,63,519

26 Tripura 1,18,636 26,659 1,45,295 1,37,457 95,979 2,33,436

27 Uttar Pradesh 34,28,176 7,30,779 41,58,955 52,19,257 27,34,122 79,53,379

28 Uttarakhand 1,72,376 59,594 2,31,970 2,11,960 327,199 5,39,159

29 West Bengal 29,60,274 4,67,862 34,28,136 40,31,577 20,35,297 60,66,874

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 10,073 4,581 14,654 16,097 21,683 37,780

31 Chandigarh 1,702 570 2,272 1,830 2,218 4,048

32 Dadra & N Haveli 1,637 2,059 3,696 1,868 35,592 37,460

33 Daman & Diu 790 1,200 1,990 926 13,945 14,871

34 Delhi 8,915 3,526 12,441 11,751 15,859 27,610

35 Lakshadweep 333 402 735 527 1,664 2,191

36 Puducherry 11,391 6,368 17,759 14,801 53,943 68,744

All India 2,75,63,850 72,31,904 3,47,95,754 3,92,79,870 2,86,15,551 6,78,95,421

Rural



TABLE - 27.23 (contd.) ENTERPRISES AND PERSONS EMPLOYED ACCORDING TO SIXTH ECONOMIC CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.


Enterprises Persons Employed Without Hired

Workers

With at least one

Hired Worker Total

Without Hired

Workers

With at least one

Hired Worker Total

1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Andhra Pradesh 6,81,522 4,22,872 11,04,394 8,89,425 18,00,838 26,90,263

2 Arunachal Pradesh 9,571 6,761 16,332 12,779 36,425 49,204

3 Assam 3,70,039 2,04,420 5,74,459 4,19,635 7,87,783 12,07,418

4 Bihar 3,08,504 1,98,385 5,06,889 3,92,314 6,80,228 10,72,542

5 Chhattisgarh 1,55,952 99,050 2,55,002 2,04,120 4,98,808 7,02,928

6 Goa 37,966 26,187 64,153 51,408 1,52,246 2,03,654

7 Gujarat 8,35,901 7,30,512 15,66,413 10,85,243 34,15,094 45,00,337

8 Haryana 3,05,252 2,11,545 5,16,797 3,63,267 14,09,064 17,72,331

9 Himachal Pradesh 53,177 24,665 77,842 60,356 1,72,512 2,32,868

10 Jammu & Kashmir 1,28,688 77,875 2,06,563 1,48,473 3,47,689 4,96,162

11 Jharkhand 1,40,092 1,43,319 2,83,411 1,83,348 5,01,780 6,85,128

12 Karnataka 6,58,389 5,08,100 11,66,489 8,19,851 27,81,408 36,01,259

13 Kerala 10,80,687 4,69,272 15,49,959 13,00,653 23,31,490 36,32,143

14 Madhya Pradesh 6,26,935 3,89,620 10,16,555 8,58,035 15,67,331 24,25,366

15 Maharashtra 16,42,818 12,00,259 28,43,077 20,40,462 6409,613 8450,075

16 Manipur 68,689 17,053 85,742 86,827 71,917 1,58,744

17 Meghalaya 17,954 14,564 32,518 23,340 75,120 98,460

18 Mizoram 24,674 12,026 36,700 32,506 47,331 79,837

19 Nagaland 16,181 11,310 27,491 20,524 52,918 73,442

20 Odisha 3,13,632 1,69,530 4,83,162 3,94,695 7,28,907 11,23,602

21 Punjab 4,38,367 2,89,984 7,28,351 5,36,564 14,35,648 19,72,212

22 Rajasthan 6,25,055 4,14,902 10,39,957 8,02,244 18,14,223 26,16,467

23 Sikkim 11,731 4,004 15,735 15,691 25,063 40,754

24 Tamilnadu 12,44,245 10,98,058 23,42,303 19,58,398 41,49,915 61,08,313

25 Telangana 4,88,389 4,01,896 8,90,285 5,98,863 25,74,370 31,73,233

26 Tripura 68,772 22,706 91,478 77,713 92,875 170,588

27 Uttar Pradesh 16,20,217 9,04,733 25,24,950 22,22,889 39,41784 6164,673

28 Uttarakhand 1,06,530 55,679 1,62,209 1,30,678 3,80,738 511,416

29 West Bengal 17,54,238 7,23,276 24,77,514 24,39,046 33,97,699 5836,745

Union Territories

30 A & N islands 4,412 4,225 8,637 5,900 25,058 30,958

31 Chandigarh 61,993 19,313 81,306 69,723 1,72,936 2,42,659

32 Dadra & N Haveli 2,756 4,731 7,487 3,485 53,543 57,028

33 Daman & Diu 4,525 3,991 8,516 5,419 61,152 66,571

34 Delhi 4,68,583 3,94,284 8,62,867 5,83,686 24,08,485 29,92,171

35 Lakshadweep 1,534 1,135 2,669 2,589 5,673 8,262

36 Puducherry 22,184 19,209 41,393 28,810 1,21,824 1,50,634

All India 1,44,00,154 92,99,451 2,36,99,605 1,88,68,959 4,45,29,488 6,33,98,447

Urban



TABLE - 27.23 (concld.) ENTERPRISES AND PERSONS EMPLOYED ACCORDING TO SIXTH ECONOMIC CENSUS

(in Nos.)

Sl. No.


Enterprises Persons Employed

Without Hired

Workers

With at least one

Hired Worker Total

Without Hired

Workers

With at least one

Hired Worker Total

1 2 15 16 17 18 19 20

1 Andhra Pradesh 32,70,913 9,71,844 42,42,757 46,00,820 39,90,235 85,91,055

2 Arunachal Pradesh 19,527 16,888 36,415 26,388 82,548 1,08,936

3 Assam 14,59,907 5,70,135 20,30,042 17,63,385 21,90,178 39,53,563

4 Bihar 11,58,633 5,48,765 17,07,398 14,92,573 17,51,399 32,43,972

5 Chhattisgarh 5,51,503 2,22,158 7,73,661 8,91,149 9,70,095 18,61,244

6 Goa 61,732 34,855 96,587 86,053 2,02,619 2,88,672

7 Gujarat 27,92,742 11,80,187 39,72,929 44,48,035 51,60,209 96,08,244

8 Haryana 8,44,177 3,20,609 11,64,786 10,29,851 22,06,821 32,36,672


10 Jammu & Kashmir 3,33,271 1,68,678 5,01,949 3,99,420 6,96,089 10,95,509

11 Jharkhand 3,23,716 3,14,997 6,38,713 4,23,296 10,30,126 14,53,422

12 Karnataka 20,16,778 8,63,770 28,80,548 26,61,501 44,84,384 71,45,885

13 Kerala 25,51,131 8,03,873 33,55,004 31,57,204 37,61,563 69,18,767

14 Madhya Pradesh 14,13,125 7,39,534 21,52,659 19,70,094 25,77,529 45,47,623

15 Maharashtra 44,13,829 17,23,513 61,37,342 59,04,997 86,07,145 1,45,12,142

16 Manipur 1,90,238 39,600 2,29,838 2,45,528 1,64,089 409,617

17 Meghalaya 55,981 49,575 1,05,556 76,613 2,12,818 289,431

18 Mizoram 36,782 20,704 57,486 49,102 73,124 1,22,226

19 Nagaland 39,732 21,205 60,937 53,307 1,08,511 1,61,818

20 Odisha 15,70,963 5,17,942 20,88,905 24,07,406 19,10,641 43,18,047

21 Punjab 10,11,875 5,01,377 15,13,252 12,83,387 23,63,532 36,46,919

22 Rajasthan 20,48,943 8,46,187 28,95,130 28,30,591 34,31,853 62,62,444

23 Sikkim 27,809 9,410 37,219 36,494 54,786 91,280

24 Tamilnadu 31,88,700 18,40,702 50,29,402 48,68,969 68,26,214 1,16,95,183

25 Telangana 14,48,705 6,38,970 20,87,675 18,74,299 36,62,453 55,36,752

26 Tripura 1,87,408 49,365 2,36,773 2,15,170 1,88,854 4,04,024

27 Uttar Pradesh 50,48,393 16,35,512 66,83,905 74,42,146 66,75,906 1,41,18,052

28 Uttarakhand 2,78,906 1,15,273 3,94,179 3,42,638 7,07,937 10,50,575

29 West Bengal 47,14,512 11,91,138 59,05,650 64,70,623 54,32,996 1,19,03,619

Union Territories

30 A & N islands 14,485 8,806 23,291 21,997 46,741 68,738

31 Chandigarh 63,695 19,883 83,578 71,553 1,75,154 2,46,707

32 D & N Haveli 4,393 6,790 11,183 5,353 89,135 94,488

33 Daman & Diu 5,315 5,191 10,506 6,345 75,097 81,442

34 Delhi 4,77,498 3,97,810 8,75,308 5,95,437 24,24,344 30,19,781

35 Lakshadweep 1,867 1,537 3,404 3,116 7,337 10,453

36 Puducherry 33,575 25,577 59,152 43,611 1,75,767 2,19,378

All India 4,19,64,004 1,65,31,355 5,84,95,359 5,81,48,829 7,31,45,039 13,12,93,868

Combined



TABLE - 27.24 SCHEDULED COMMERCIAL BANK OFFICES, DEPOSITS, CREDITS AND CREDIT DEPOSIT RATIO, 2015

(As on 30th September, 2015)

Sl. No.


No. of Scheduled Commercial Bank Offices

Population per Bank Office (in'000)

Deposits (Rs. Millions)

Per Capita Deposits (Rs.)

Credits (Rs. Millions)

Per Capita Credits (Rs.)

Credit Deposit Ratio (%)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Andhra Pr. 6,274 8 19,09,153 38,657 19,68,966 39,868 103.13

2 Arunachal Pr. 138 10 75,921 54,867 22,376 16,171 29.47

3 Assam 2,139 15 9,57,773 30,692 3,71,764 11,913 38.82

4 Bihar 6,249 17 22,15,175 21,279 7,18,947 6,906 32.46

5 Chhattisgarh 2,241 11 9,95,424 38,967 6,15,594 24,098 61.84

6 Goa 655 2 5,38,215 3,69,008 1,37,787 94,469 25.60

7 Gujarat 7,094 9 48,62,723 80,456 34,39,250 56,904 70.73

8 Haryana 4,409 6 23,02,607 90,827 16,03,809 63,263 69.65

9 Himachal Pr. 1,464 5 6,22,320 90,656 2,01,489 29,352 32.38

10 J & K 1,647 8 7,35,132 58,617 3,28,105 26,162 44.63

11 Jharkhand 2,756 12 14,67,313 44,480 4,11,649 12,479 28.05

12 Karnataka 9,215 7 64,08,668 1,04,896 42,94,232 70,287 67.01

13 Kerala 6,039 6 33,51,335 1,00,321 20,79,739 62,256 62.06

14 Madhya Pr. 5,941 12 28,83,495 39,703 15,72,232 21,648 54.53

15 Maharashtra 11,505 10 2,02,33,809 1,80,057 1,89,85,313 1,68,947 93.83

16 Manipur 140 20 51,228 17,938 20,694 7,246 40.40

17 Meghalaya 294 10 1,68,072 56,649 42,589 14,355 25.34

18 Mizoram 151 7 52,526 47,873 20,295 18,497 38.64

19 Nagaland 148 13 68,072 34,406 22,961 11,605 33.73

20 Odisha 4,387 10 19,36,565 46,137 7,45,803 17,768 38.51

21 Punjab 5,953 5 26,82,741 96,699 19,14,457 69,006 71.36

22 Rajasthan 6,408 11 24,06,910 35,113 20,39,020 29,746 84.72

23 Sikkim 123 5 57,141 93,585 14,837 24,300 25.97

24 Tamilnadu 9,689 7 55,63,279 77,110 63,98,465 88,686 115.01

25 Telangana 4,648 8 32,81,050 93,228 33,89,145 96,299 103.29

26 Tripura 399 9 1,59,386 43,383 52,513 14,293 32.95

28 Uttarakhand 1,888 5 9,04,988 89,725 2,99,215 29,666 33.06

27 Uttar Pradesh 15,621 13 68,33,631 34,200 29,88,595 14,957 43.73

29 West Bengal 7,416 12 56,65,805 62,073 31,54,155 34,556 55.67

30 Union Territories 4,120 5 1,00,12,043 4,97,534 92,05,776 4,57,467 91.95

All India 1,29,151 9 8,94,02,500 73,834 6,70,59,772 55,382 75.01

Note :Totals may not exactly tally due to rounding off. Note: Items under columns 4,6 &8 have been worked out on the basis of 2013 Provisional Population and Source: Quarterly Statistics on Deposits and Credits, September, 2015 issued by Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai.



TABLE - 27.25 REGIONAL RURAL BANK OFFICES, DEPOSITS, CREDITS AND CREDIT DEPOSIT RATIO, 2015

(As on 30th September, 2015)

Sl. No.


No. of Offices

No. of Districts covered

Deposits (Rs. Millions)

Credits (Rs. Millions)

Credit Deposit Ratio(%)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Andhra Pradesh 1,053 13 1,68,922 1,55,962 92.33

2 Arunachal Pradesh 28 8 3,231 1,074 33.24

3 Assam 466 27 74,588 41,906 56.18

4 Bihar 2,049 38 2,19,715 1,16,769 53.15

5 Chhattisgarh 583 27 73,060 23,887 32.70

6 Goa - - - - -

7 Gujarat 652 33 86,426 48,610 56.24

8 Haryana 608 21 91,319 61,636 67.50

9 Himachal Pradesh 188 12 30,819 9,955 32.30

10 Jammu & Kashmir 309 20 30,630 15,562 50.81

11 Jharkhand 449 24 48,745 20,045 41.12

12 Karnataka 1,635 30 2,52,815 2,25,660 89.26

13 Kerala 573 14 84,675 1,06,418 125.68

14 Madhya Pradesh 1,260 51 1,57,658 94,212 59.76

15 Maharashtra 705 34 83,593 65,556 78.42

16 Manipur 21 9 1,853 745 40.21

17 Meghalaya 63 9 11,404 5,610 49.19

18 Mizoram 66 8 15,435 7,180 46.52

19 Nagaland 10 5 643 191 29.70

20 Odisha 951 30 1,25,258 72,109 57.57

21 Punjab 378 22 53,667 46,549 86.74

22 Rajasthan 1,327 33 1,60,286 1,20,639 75.26

23 Sikkim - - - - -

24 Tamilnadu 470 31 61,997 63,554 102.51

25 Telangana 798 10 1,06,999 1,07,741 100.69

26 Tripura 135 8 43,398 16,671 38.41

27 Uttarakhand 268 13 29,915 17,913 59.88

28 Uttar Pradesh 3,903 75 5,52,606 3,30,543 59.82

29 West Bengal 956 19 1,61,955 76,855 47.45

30 Union Territories 32 4 3,945 3,931 99.65

All India 19,936 628 27,35,559 18,57,484 67.90

Note: Totals may not exactly tally due to rounding off. Source: Quarterly Statistics on Deposits and Credits, September, 2015 issued by Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai.



TABLE - 27.26 COMPANY WISE LPG DOMESTIC CONSUMERS, 2015

Sl. No.


As on 31.03.2015 (in Nos.) Total as on 31.03.2014 IOCL HPCL BPCL Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Andhra Pradesh 42,02,930 53,50,071 22,62,439 1,18,15,440 1,87,83,066

2 Arunachal Pradesh 2,39,687 - 4,558 2,44,245 2,23,809

3 Assam 3,138,763 94,700 2,64,204 34,97,667 31,51,161

4 Bihar 36,47,211 14,03,134 13,30,109 63,80,454 54,96,300

5 Chhattisgarh 10,77,135 6,48,495 2,82,709 20,08,339 17,28,690

6 Goa 14,702 3,57,738 1,86,573 5,59,013 5,43,383

7 Gujarat 43,61,183 17,51,739 19,87,837 81,00,759 77,00,341

8 Haryana 24,70,639 10,77,474 17,62,877 53,10,990 49,40,059

9 Himachal Pradesh 15,73,075 2,10,137 1,33,168 19,16,380 17,57,739

10 Jammu & Kashmir 6,23,524 13,41,503 2,09,509 21,74,536 19,99,980

11 Jharkhand 13,30,825 4,34,312 2,82,156 20,47,293 18,63,930

12 Karnataka 45,31,066 36,62,631 26,35,580 108,29,277 98,44,761

13 Kerala 45,01,009 1501,487 24,84,719 84,87,215 78,58,025

14 Madhya Pradesh 39,11,315 21,25,305 16,97,709 77,34,329 70,03,919

15 Maharashtra 27,68,819 93,82,574 96,41,649 217,93,042 2,03,08,317

16 Manipur 3,90,028 - - 3,90,028 3,60,571

17 Meghalaya 1,84,500 - 4,493 1,88,993 1,79,524

18 Mizoram 2,93,261 - - 2,93,261 2,78,623

19 Nagaland 2,30,487 136 2,200 2,32,823 2,21,341

20 Orissa 12,21,541 11,76,781 7,18,733 31,17,055 26,15,036

21 Punjab 43,46,608 14,41,893 17,60,487 75,48,988 68,26,245

22 Rajasthan 38,31,707 24,99,540 24,81,895 88,13,142 79,04,795

23 Sikkim 1,57,559 - - 1,57,559 1,36,413

24 Tamilnadu 1,00,91,896 26,18,063 43,34,077 1,70,44,036 1,63,63,832

25 Telangana 37,48,393 32,98,975 22,24,249 92,71,617 -

26 Tripura 4,50,370 - - 4,50,370 4,04,711

27 Uttar Pradesh 1,26,51,754 34,11,288 53,84,838 2,14,47,880 1,92,17,619

28 Uttarakhand 19,00,250 1,58,495 3,74,030 24,32,775 22,90,054

29 West Bengal 64,21,689 21,87,518 18,45,076 1,04,54,283 93,71,739

Union Territories

30 Andaman & Nicobar 86,026 - - 86,026 81,539

31 Chandigarh 2,66,433 85,198 56,678 4,08,309 3,91,708

32 Dadra & Nagar Haveli - 72,139 - 72,139 64,718

33 Daman & Diu - 43,386 25,414 68,800 64,098

34 Delhi 39,57,921 8,34,425 13,54,134 61,46,480 59,12,893

35 Lakshadweep 4,512 - - 4,512 2,629

36 Puducherry 1,38,685 1,42,631 92,895 3,74,211 3,67,191

8,87,65,503 4,73,11,768 4,58,24,995 18,19,02,266 16,62,58,759

Note: Telangana State was formed in FY 2014-15. The data for Andhra Pradesh been bifurcated accordingly. For previous year Nil figures in taken for Telangana and Andhra Pradesh includes data for both parts. Source: Indian Petroleum and Natural Gas statistics 2014-15 Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, New Delhi.

All India



TABLE - 27.27 CONSUMPTION OF MAJOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS DURING 2014-15 (PROVISONAL)

(in '000' Tonnes)

Region Sl. No. State/ Union Territory Naphtha LPG MS SKO ATF HSD LDO

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Regio

n: N

orth

1 Jammu & Kashmir - 163 171 144 48 563 1

2 Punjab - 732 663 71 45 3,216 8

3 Rajasthan - 917 1,025 389 120 5,038 10

4 Uttar Pradesh - 2,132 1,816 1,238 120 6,420 36

5 Haryana 3,259 586 724 71 35 5,029 4

6 Himachal Pradesh - 121 137 23 8 521 -

7 Uttarakhand - 214 216 31 2 660 -

8 Chandigarh - 42 85 2 48 83 -

9 Delhi - 732 831 1 1501 1,269 3

North Total 3,259 5,638 5,667 1,968 1,925 22,799 64

Regio

n: N

orth

East

1 Assam - 267 220 257 101 777 2

2 Manipur - 22 41 20 3 83 -

3 Meghalaya - 16 59 20 - 302 -

4 Nagaland - 17 25 14 1 57 -

5 Tripura - 32 33 31 3 82 -

6 Arunachal Pradesh - 16 28 15 1 109 -

7 Mizoram - 21 23 6 1 54 -

North East Total - 391 428 362 111 1,464 2

Regio

n: E

ast

1 Bihar - 666 432 626 20 1,981 21

2 Odisha - 324 472 308 47 1,943 22

3 West Bengal 454 1,059 555 756 214 2,640 57

4 Jharkhand - 196 303 208 25 1,554 18

5 Sikkim - 11 15 11 - 54 -

6 Andaman & Nicobar - 8 12 4 21 120 -

East Total 454 2,264 1,789 1,914 326 8,291 118

Regio

n: W

est

1 Goa - 56 141 4 117 283 -

2 Gujarat 5,489 820 1,339 525 152 4,591 9

3 Madhya Pradesh - 709 898 458 67 2,966 27

4 Maharashtra 296 2,285 2,483 551 1326 7,301 88

5 Chhattisgarh - 177 357 131 23 1,302 30

6 Dadra & Nagar Haveli - 13 14 2 - 118 -

7 Daman & Diu - 9 16 1 1 85 -

5,786 4,069 5,249 1,672 1,684 16,647 155

Regio

n: S

outh

1 Andhra Pradesh 53 872 795 228 48 3,650 13

2 Kerala 181 713 1,009 94 356 2,498 -

3 Tamilnadu 368 1,680 1,849 309 443 5,962 8

4 Karnataka 124 1,239 1,431 395 420 5,056 4

5 Telangana - 670 757 141 265 2,668 1

6 Lakshadweep - - - 1 - 14 -

7 Puducherry - 35 101 3 - 284 -

South Total 727 5,209 5,942 1,171 1,532 20,132 26

Total Sales 10,225 17,571 19,075 7,087 5,578 69,333 365

Private Imports 713 448 - - - 71 -

Total Consumption 10,939 18,019 19,075 7,087 5,578 69,404 365

West Total



TABLE - 27.27 (concld.) CONSUMPTION OF MAJOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS DURING 2014-15 (PROVISONAL)

(in '000' Tonnes)

Region Sl. No. State/ Union Territory F.O HHS/LSHS Lubes/ Rs Bitumen Others Total

1 2 3 11 12 13 14 15 16

Regio

n: N

orth

1 Jammu & Kashmir 1 - 7 37 66 1,201

2 Punjab 94 - 40 171 674 5,713

3 Rajasthan 142 - 42 312 2885 10,879

4 Uttar Pradesh 234 - 64 505 782 13,347

5 Haryana 96 - 42 203 539 10,586

6 Himachal Pradesh 35 - 18 47 337 1,247

7 Uttarakhand 52 - 18 58 52 1,303

8 Chandigarh 40 - 2 6 97 405

9 Delhi 57 - 17 11 94 4,517

North Total 751 - 250 1,350 5,527 49,200

Regio

n: N

orth

East

1 Assam 3 - 11 41 228 1,905

2 Manipur - - - 3 - 173

3 Meghalaya - - 1 21 3 422

4 Nagaland - - - 6 1 120

5 Tripura - - 1 10 - 190

6 Arunachal Pradesh - - 1 8 - 178

7 Mizoram - - - 2 - 107

North East Total 3 - 14 91 232 3,097

Regio

n: E

ast

1 Bihar 9 - 11 170 172 4,108

2 Odisha 559 - 25 120 107 3,926

3 West Bengal 355 - 57 204 97 6,448

4 Jharkhand 145 - 30 134 14 2,627

5 Sikkim - - - 1 - 93

6 Andaman & Nicobar - - 1 5 - 172

East Total 1,068 - 124 635 389 17,374

Regio

n: W

est

1 Goa 57 - 5 20 4 686

2 Gujarat 502 2 84 534 3596 17,644

3 Madhya Pradesh 132 - 37 270 869 6,434

4 Maharashtra 811 17 251 388 1119 16,917

5 Chhattisgarh 126 - 19 161 228 2,553

6 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 94 26 99 3 7 376

7 Daman & Diu 19 - 22 1 4 157

1,741 45 516 1,377 5,827 44,768

Regio

n: S

outh

1 Andhra Pradesh 155 61 31 207 153 6,265

2 Kerala 221 44 42 178 53 5,390

3 Tamilnadu 659 172 96 357 307 12,210

4 Karnataka 308 48 46 204 302 9,577

5 Telangana 84 4 40 153 39 4,822

6 Lakshadweep - - - - - 15

7 Puducherry 23 4 2 5 3 459

South Total 1,451 332 257 1,104 857 38,738

Total Sales 5,014 377 1,162 4,556 12,833 1,53,176

Private Imports 626 - 1,802 427 7,724 11,811

Total Consumption 5,640 377 2,964 4,983 20,557 1,64,987

Source: Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell, New Delhi

West Total



TABLE - 27.28 CATEGORY WISE NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES REGISTERED AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2013

Sl. No.


Transport Total

Transport (3 to 7)

Non-Transport

Multi-axed Articulated Vehicles

Trucks & Lorries

Light Motor Vehicles (Goods)

Buses Taxis Light Motor Vehicles

(Passenger)

Two Wheelers

Cars

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Andhra Pr. 2,53,471 3,01,439 73,787 1,25,962 5,46,813 13,01,472 95,92,270 10,77,849

2 Arunachal Pr. - - - - - - - -

3 Assam 2,175 67,167 18,982 42,827 71,633 2,02,784 12,30,895 3,83,729

4 Bihar 89,754 13,457 25,992 66,564 1,41,174 3,36,941 25,92,137 1,84,792

5 Chhattisgarh 97,515 58,466 13,071 15,247 12,890 2,06,189 27,68,727 1,75,606

6 Goa 42,759 13,486 9,956 15,427 3,955 1,06,035* 6,39,594 1,84,631

7 Gujarat 3,19,207 4,99,277 70,615 92,455 6,05,194 15,86,748 1,15,00,292 16,02,129

8 Haryana 3,07,509 1,37,511 42,800 27,946 1,14,465 6,30,231 41,46,906 11,34,616

9 Himachal Pr. 71,843 56,174 13,510 33,043 5,557 1,80,127 4,33,890 1,87,734

10 J & K 40,751 56,230 26,888 31,285 16,407 1,71,561 5,30,594 2,65,024

11 Jharkhand 2,09,790 2,02,638 14,329 2,52,268 2,27,414 *9,30,461 20,41,835 2,39,655

12 Karnataka 2,47,639 2,58,701 69,718 1,62,894 3,20,482 ^^11,80,736 85,75,104 14,20,767

13 Kerala 78,796 3,64,323 4,04,153 1,21,825 6,66,808 *^^17,51,514 44,64,849 13,31,253

14 Madhya Pr. 1,31,098 1,11,713 40,633 1,40,260 96,817 5,20,521 68,77,681 4,93,412

15 Maharashtra 4,02,366 7,39,725 1,10,121 1,84,066 6,55,299 *20,91,627 1,54,57,123 25,92,565

16 Manipur 10,732 6,445 3,732 2,956 14,030 37,895 2,12,917 24,417

17 Meghalaya 26,827 8,873 4,945 18,133 7,674 *66,453 73,092 56,209

18 Mizoram 4,630 6,880 1,187 9,225 3,554 25,476 70,449 15,561

19 Nagaland 90,225 19,569 5,750 7,437 15,328 1,38,309 66,353 55,749

20 Orissa 1,34,990 1,32,625 23,004 68,641 78,131 4,37,391 33,11,553 2,14,047

21 Punjab 1,25,898 75,860 30,160 18,539 66,734 3,17,191 47,29,594 6,16,549

22 Rajasthan 4,01,983 76,396 88,616 1,03,690 1,45,422 8,16,107 74,65,863 6,59,542

23 Sikkim 3,051 1,353 633 9,378 - 14,415 3,808 11,879

24 Tamilnadu 4,92,741 4,04,244 1,56,470 3,07,079 3,19,074 16,79,608 1,53,36,823 16,68,913

25 Telangana 1,20,442 1,68,851 38,245 65,226 2,36,625 6,29,389 47,01,734 7,17,431

26 Tripura 9,674 12,338 2,291 2,286 23,599 50,188 1,58,533 22,033

27 Uttar Pr. 25,174 26,924 8,997 28,536 14,077 1,03,708 10,64,349 2,27,596

28 Uttarakhand 1,86,404 2,13,657 40,501 89,393 1,95,194 7,25,149 1,37,24,495 12,05,374

29 West Bengal 1,93,943 2,42,896 51,660 1,05,542 78,452 6,72,493 42,57,670 8,77,588

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 2,519 - 958 489 4,107 8,073 60,354 16,474

31 Chandigarh 2,794 24,283 2,265 3,519 2,664 35,525 7,60,327 3,10,273

32 D & N Haveli 9,355 3,809 352 154 647 14,317 54,244 24,027

33 Daman & Diu 3,946 3,629 543 55 1,245 *9,457 56,893 23,810

34 Delhi 5,176 1,26,539 19,912 63,082 11,407 3,17,963^^ 49,80,507 24,16,974

35 Lakshadweep - 879 - 262 479 1,620 8,561 165

36 Puducherry 4,593 10,635 3,987 762 6,321 26,298 6,00,278 65,016

All India 41,49,770 44,46,992 14,18,763 22,16,453 47,18,672 1,73,23,972 13,25,50,294 2,05,03,389



TABLE - 27.28 (concld.) CATEGORY WISE NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES REGISTERED AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2013

Sl. No.


Non-Transport Grand Total (Transport+ Non-Transport)

(8+16) Jeeps

Omni Busses

Tractors Trailers Others Total Non- Transport ( 9 to 15 )

1 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

1 Andhra Pradesh 25,703 58,310 1,88,439 1,29,867 3,13,793 1,13,86,231 1,26,87,703

2 Arunachal Pradesh - - - - - - 1,51,279

3 Assam 18,621 1,229 21,955 18,309 - 16,74,738 18,77,522

4 Bihar 94,764 - 2,49,987 1,37,472 21,134 32,80,286 36,17,227

5 Chhattisgarh 18,202 36,613 1,29,116 91,324 11,465 32,31,053 34,37,242

6 Goa ^ - 3,277 ## 4,835 8,32,337 9,38,372

7 Gujarat 1,73,373 - 5,25,567 3,33,458 50,886 1,41,85,705 1,57,72,453

8 Haryana 1,30,503 656 5,45,192 - 11,490 59,69,363 65,99,594

9 Himachal Pradesh 14,011 2,427 25,656 212 32,004 6,95,934 8,76,061

10 Jammu & Kashmir 25,001 2,687 18,052 3,318 4,549 8,49,225 10,20,786

11 Jharkhand 71,790 16,392 53,674 36,173 26,797 24,86,316 34,16,777

12 Karnataka 43,263 1,16,987 3,86,376 2,67,436 73,017 1,08,82,950 1,20,63,686

13 Kerala 1,37,547 3,830 12,287 3,656 1,52,886 61,06,308 78,57,822

14 Madhya Pradesh 52,784 - 5,77,703 2,14,897 23,041 82,39,518 87,60,039

15 Maharashtra 4,53,380 19,414 4,61,932 3,37,877 74,234 1,93,96,525 2,14,88,152

16 Manipur 14,432 1,624 3,852 790 - 2,58,032 2,95,927

17 Meghalaya 16,913 3 786 2,833 3,732 1,53,568 2,20,021

18 Mizoram 4,510 - 286 102 4,952 95,860 1,21,336

19 Nagaland 29,034 539 2,598 1,094 2,199 1,57,566 3,11,231&

20 Orissa 46,148 3,668 91,944 81,082 29,707 37,78,149 42,15,540

21 Punjab 63,527 - 5,17,743 1,172 17,163 59,45,748 62,62,939

22 Rajasthan 2,88,056 - 7,68,645 73,732 - 92,55,838 1,00,71,945

23 Sikkim 6,004 48 123 - - 21,862 36,277

24 Tamilnadu 59,319 19,957 2,04,927 74,142 1,88,372 1,75,52,453 1,92,32,061

25 Telangana 14,889 39,658 85,441 50,330 1,37,605 57,47,088 63,76,477

26 Tripura 11,685 - 783 551 1,149 1,94,734 2,44,922

27 Uttar Pradesh 11,300 1,734 44,838 4,508 2,103 13,56,428 14,60,136

28 Uttarakhand 2,28,836 23,646 10,88,058 14,055 38,571 1,63,23,035 1,70,48,184

29 West Bengal 8,851 1,22,050 1,02,048 19,700 50,334 54,38,241 61,10,734

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands ^ ^ ^ ^ 541 77,369 85,442

31 Chandigarh ^ - 224 ## - 10,70,824 11,06,349

32 D & N Haveli 581 7 62 208 - 79,129 93,446

33 Daman & Diu 575 51 369 221 169 82,088 91,545

34 Delhi 67,821 5 1,630 - 383 74,67,320 77,85,283

35 Lakshadweep 149 - 111 - 499 9,485 11,105

36 Puducherry 1,321 3,691 2,305 705 - 6,73,316 6,99,614

All India 21,32,893 4,75,226 61,15,986 18,99,224 12,77,610 16,49,54,622 18,24,45,229

^: Included in Cars; *: includes motorcycles on hire $:included in Multi-axed/Articulated vehicles/Trucks &lorries; #: included in Tractors; ^^ : &: includes 15,356 Govt. Vehicles. ##: category wise break up not reported. Source: Road Transport Years book, 2012-13, Ministry of Road Transport and High ways (Transport Research Wing), GOI, New Delhi.



TABLE - 27.29 ROAD LENGTH AND REGISTERED VEHICLES AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2013

Sl. No. State/

Union Territory

Road Length per 100 Sq. Kms. Area

Road Length per lakh of Population

Registered Vehicles per lakh Population

Length (in kms.)

Rank Length (in kms.)

Rank Length (in kms.)

Rank

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Andhra Pradesh * 103.67 19 330.14 23 29,457 2

2 Arunachal Pradesh 39.83 27 2,301.68 1 10,438 17

3 Assam 388.49 2 946.21 6 5,830 26

4 Bihar 257.23 6 222.37 26 3,321 28

5 Chhattisgarh 88.42 22 449.22 15 12,918 13

6 Goa 318.23 5 795.05 9 63,327 1

7 Gujarat 88.92 21 278.71 24 25,192 4

8 Haryana 106.53 18 179.16 27 25,105 5

9 Himachal Pradesh 121.80 16 964.04 5 12,455 14

10 Jam & Kashmir 24.89 28 422.68 17 7,801 22

11 Jharkhand 67.94 24 157.67 28 9,947 18

12 Karnataka 167.99 13 512.29 14 19,181 8

13 Kerala 485.57 1 559.33 12 23,298 6

14 Madhya Pradesh 97.12 20 397.22 19 11,623 15

15 Maharashtra 199.90 11 531.37 13 18,563 9

16 Manipur 110.88 17 820.33 8 9,806 19

17 Meghalaya 60.22 26 433.33 16 7,059 23

18 Mizoram 64.04 25 1,179.58 4 10,602 16

19 Nagaland 257.01 7 2,156.10 2 15,749 10

20 Odisha 205.54 10 742.68 10 9,783 20

21 Punjab 211.03 8 373.25 20 21,995 7

22 Rajasthan 83.36 23 400.40 18 14,136 11

23 Sikkim 139.70 14 1,584.65 3 5,799 27

24 Tamilnadu 195.60 12 342.53 22 25,895 3

25 Tripura 331.46 4 920.23 7 6,485 25

26 Uttarakhand 122.74 15 628.80 11 13,986 12

27 Uttar Pradesh 208.36 9 242.14 25 8,223 21

28 West Bengal 375.39 3 355.66 21 6,523 24

Union Territories

29 A & N Islands 16.83 7 359.90 1 22,155 6

30 Chandigarh 1,748.25 2 182.93 6 1,01,549 1

31 D & N Haveli 164.97 6 215.64 3 24,878 5

32 Daman & Diu 171.17 5 71.67 7 34,532 4

33 Delhi 2,157.45 1 183.39 5 44,624 3

34 Lakshadweep 673.33 3 309.50 2 17,015 7

35 Puducherry 589.80 4 220.40 4 53,354 2

All India 148.02 - 389.10 - 14,588 -

Source: Basic Road Statistics of India, 2012-13 and Road transport Year Book, 2012-13, Ministry of Road Transport and High ways (Transport Research Wing), GOI, New Delhi Note: Col. 5 & 7 have been worked out on Projected Population, 2013. *: Data for United Andhra Pradesh



TABLE - 27.30 SOURCE WISE AND STATE WISE POWER GENERATED, 2013-14 (P)

(in Gwh)

S1. No. State/ Union Territory Hydro Thermal Diesel & Wind Gas Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Andhra Pradesh 2,568.01 23,571.74 1,578.67 5,244.06 32,962.48

2 Arunachal Pradesh - - 290.98 - 290.98

3 Assam 422.14 - 95.51 1,422.88 1,940.53

4 Bihar - - 328.22 - 328.22

5 Chhattisgarh 251.51 27,228.86 952.73 - 28,433.1

6 Goa - - 0.14 241.32 241.46

7 Gujarat 2,165.15 67,626.23 7,996.82 3,440.13 81,228.33

8 Haryana 3,745.39 21,652.52 350.21 64.48 25,812.6

9 Himachal Pradesh 9,244.95 - 1,788.93 - 11,033.88

10 Jammu & Kashmir 3,846.37 - 413.08 - 4,259.45

11 Jharkhand 109.53 7,907.23 39.34 - 8,056.10

12 Karnataka 12,886.20 29,774.22 8,951.65 - 51,612.07

13 Kerala 7,708.18 - 727.86 352.21 8,788.25

14 Madhya Pradesh 6,899.96 21,417.10 1,695.73 - 30,012.79

15 Maharashtra 7,985.67 76,472.19 11,577.16 4,546.66 1,00,581.68

16 Manipur - - 15.26 - 15.26

17 Meghalaya 802.20 - 86.88 - 889.08

18 Mizoram - - 102.12 - 102.12

19 Nagaland - - 83.08 - 83.08

20 Odisha 7,146.63 13,074.24 294.33 - 20,515.20

21 Punjab 9,144.29 19,808.95 904.53 64.48 29,922.25

22 Rajasthan 3,607.52 32,961.22 6,661.18 1,804.51 45,034.43

23 Sikkim 291.42 - 145.91 - 437.33

24 Tamilnadu 4,502.16 14,904.46 1,845.00 - 21,251.62

25 Telangana 4,994.74 26,267.92 16,781.15 4,933.87 52,977.68

26 Tripura - - 44.83 728.25 773.08

27 Uttarakhand 4,776.24 - 588.33 - 5,364.57

28 Uttar Pradesh 1,269.94 43,473.36 2,445.41 - 47,188.71

29 West Bengal 1,208.61 31,396.58 365.86 - 32,971.05

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands - - 298.60 - 298.60

31 Chandigarh - - 3.50 - 3.50

32 Dadra & Nagar Haveli - - - - -

33 Daman & Diu - - 37.02 3982.34 4,399.24

34 Delhi - 379.88 - - -

35 Lakshadweep - - 46.86 - 46.86

36 Puducherry - - 0.04 256.97 257.01

37 DVC 225.63 34,218.08 - - 34,443.71

38 All Central Sectors 39,045.09 2,53,951.98 - 17,440.02 3,44,664.88

All India 1,34,847 7,46,087 67,537 44,522 10,27,221




TABLE - 27.31 CATEGORY WISE ELECTRICITY SOLD (UTILITY ONLY) FOR THE YEAR, 2013-14 (P)

(in Gwh)

Sl. No.


Domestic Commercial

Industrial power at Public Lighting

Traction Low & Medium Voltage

High Voltage

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Andhra Pradesh 7,949.37 2,337.51 1,766.52 8,701.51 462.88 1,281.91

2 Arunachal Pradesh 89.00 25.00 21.21 97.79 8.14 -

3 Assam 1,941.00 746.00 81.00 1,340.00 13.00 -

4 Bihar 2,989.00 892.00 288.00 1,682.00 53.00 551.00

5 Chhattisgarh 4,097.07 1,237.32 517.23 5,263.94 102.23 837.34

6 Goa 808.00 291.00 132.98 1,627.22 24.00 -

7 Gujarat 11,291.53 4,537.55 9,102.44 21,386.25 304.26 737.72

8 Haryana 6,278.14 2,874.87 1,532.27 7,621.60 97.57 585.51

9 Himachal Pradesh 1,772.80 450.92 59.18 4,442.09 12.45 -

10 Jammu & Kashmir 2,140.00 583.00 394.00 777.00 38.00 -

11 Jharkhand 3,780.00 452.45 181.84 10,894.49 252.00 1,101.86

12 Karnataka 9,697.54 5,942.44 1,815.53 14,242.17 819.71 108.93

13 Kerala 8,827.54 2,954.83 1,100.01 3,641.11 324.01 204.26

14 Madhya Pradesh 9,137.25 1,983.24 994.07 7,229.31 543.19 1,776.95

15 Maharashtra 23,630.07 12,525.90 8,477.20 25,505.93 1,412.44 2,388.94

16 Manipur 203.74 30.81 19.60 14.13 4.85 -

17 Meghalaya 359.25 88.87 5.75 446.99 1.31 -

18 Mizoram 200.15 23.57 2.09 4.99 7.48 -

19 Nagaland 248.00 48.00 24.00 - 6.00 -

20 Odisha 4,693.21 1,201.35 320.23 6,206.67 71.47 1,009.90

21 Punjab 10,344.14 2,969.30 2,436.88 9,503.22 158.78 140.42

22 Rajasthan 9,102.34 3,240.96 2,737.35 7,014.30 352.75 403.58

23 Sikkim 140.58 64.90 147.35 - 5.09 -

24 Tamilnadu 20,201.00 7,757.00 6,583.53 19,335.84 1,020.51 766.00

25 Telangana 8,886.41 4,212.69 1,304.36 10,729.78 674.57 599.11

26 Tripura 390.40 64.65 34.14 68.97 34.75 -

27 Uttarakhand 2,639.93 993.87 287.66 4,804.92 34.06 11.49

28 Uttar Pradesh 21,673.47 4,002.78 2,672.14 12,934.78 782.48 811.84

29 West Bengal 11,263.14 4,968.65 2,002.57 14,360.04 393.50 1,422.91

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 107.39 55.29 11.98 - 9.27 -

31 Chandigarh 608.24 446.18 124.90 123.94 21.20 -

32 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 63.86 34.91 176.78 4,902.31 5.48 -

33 Daman & Diu 84.24 46.75 169.59 1,441.53 7.06 -

34 Delhi 11,707.48 6,875.78 2,874.23 172.88 399.77 723.90

35 Lakshadweep 29.37 10.06 0.43 - 1.17 -

36 Puducherry 107.39 185.17 160.43 1,253.40 17.16 -

1,98,004.43 75,200.54 48,563.81 2,07,746.39 8,475.52 15,463.57 All India



TABLE - 27.31 (concld.) CATEGORY WISE ELECTRICITY SOLD (UTILITY ONLY) FOR THE YEAR, 2013-14 (P)

(in Gwh)

Sl. No.


Agriculture

Public Water Works & Sewage Pumping

Miscellane-ous

Total Sold to Ultimate Consumers

Per Capita Consumption of Electricity (in Kwh.)

Rank in Per Capita

Consumption

1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Andhra Pradesh 7,458.24 305.70 627.47 30,891.11 612.21 12

2 Arunachal Pradesh - 5.00 55.00 301.14 207.79 24

3 Assam 36.00 72.00 534.00 4,763.00 147.90 27

4 Bihar 531.00 57.00 - 7,043.00 64.66 29

5 Chhattisgarh 2,492.20 224.87 18.94 14,791.14 555.88 14

6 Goa 21.00 145.00 36.00 3,085.20 2,082.07 1

7 Gujarat 15,158.59 1,664.91 60.78 64,244.03 1,026.12 6

8 Haryana 8,535.22 783.34 774.00 29,082.52 1,106.29 4

9 Himachal Pradesh 413.93 - 303.24 7,454.61 1,059.83 5

10 Jammu & Kashmir 308.00 549.00 689.00 5,478.00 418.65 18

11 Jharkhand 84.00 150.50 437.50 17,334.64 504.64 16

12 Karnataka 18,077.62 2,403.51 608.80 53,716.25 854.10 9

13 Kerala 317.81 200.00 455.03 18,024.60 534.41 15

14 Madhya Pradesh 11,858.49 1,554.68 1,693.26 36,770.45 487.88 17

15 Maharashtra 21,724.77 2,184.72 992.28 98,842.25 853.86 10

16 Manipur 1.58 23.30 81.00 379.01 125.59 28

17 Meghalaya 0.16 37.50 142.21 1,082.04 347.16 20

18 Mizoram 0.06 40.21 24.24 302.79 264.57 23

19 Nagaland 0.05 3.45 65.00 394.50 199.63 25

20 Odisha 171.82 114.05 622.76 14,411.46 334.43 21

21 Punjab 10,223.57 427.19 648.51 36,852.01 1,294.20 2

22 Rajasthan 16,390.71 1,576.40 615.52 41,433.91 581.54 13

23 Sikkim - - 27.53 385.44 616.15 11

24 Tamilnadu 14,399.11 930.34 291.76 71,772.37 966.36 7

25 Telangana 12,295.00 2,007.49 1,806.00 42,028.13 1,170.44 3

26 Tripura 29.56 67.51 22.30 712.28 188.58 26

27 Uttarakhand 343.99 191.08 289.89 9,596.89 919.24 8

28 Uttar Pradesh 10,210.93 1,602.71 4,485.56 59,176.69 285.45 22

29 West Bengal 1,183.15 647.36 350.27 36,591.59 390.63 19

Union Territories

30 A & N Islands 0.88 - 30.96 215.77 559.48 7

31 Chandigarh 1.46 (B) 93.35 1,419.27 1,302.72 5

32 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 3.82 0.00 2.35 5,189.51 13,815.77 1

33 Daman & Diu 3.05 1.20 10.12 1,763.54 6,652.30 2

34 Delhi 29.23 552.58 624.69 23,960.54 1,373.39 4

35 Lakshadweep - - - 41.03 628.66 6

36 Puducherry 57.00 55.71 195.66 2,531.92 1,930.88 3

1,52,362.01 18,577.27 17,723.09 7,42,088.95 593.36 -

Note : (A) Included in Industrial (low and Medium voltage)., (B) Included under Industrial Category. GWh = 1000000 Kwh; Source: Statistical Year Book, India, 2016.

All India



TABLE - 27.32 FINANCIAL OUTCOMES UNDER MGNREGA, 2014-15

(Rs. in lakh)

Sl. No.


Central Releases

Total Funds Available

including O.B

Expenditure*

Wages Material Admini-stration

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Andhra Pradesh 2,53,921 2,67,678 1,36,950 42,944 41,092 2,20,987

2 Arunachal Pradesh 1,814 4,908 840 381 229 1,449

3 Assam 31,002 35,471 22,810 7,726 1,480 32,016

4 Bihar 76,982 1,29,740 48,601 36,542 3,034 88,178

5 Chhattisgarh 1,50,570 1,77,562 1,12,898 23,542 5,703 1,42,144

6 Goa 37 447 262 66 4 331

7 Gujarat 27,018 25,635 20,966 14,925 2,243 38,134

8 Haryana 11,300 15,146 9,982 1,863 518 12,363

9 Himachal Pradesh 28,569 34,016 21,982 8,171 1,371 31,525

10 Jammu & Kashmir 40,457 46,510 11,304 9,851 1,686 22,841

11 Jharkhand 57,812 68,790 48,341 16,439 3,696 68,475

12 Karnataka 1,36,746 1,56,347 72,444 47,485 3,499 1,23,428

13 Kerala 1,16,353 1,21,755 1,00,633 2,463 3,537 1,06,632

14 Madhya Pradesh 2,45,163 2,67,745 1,68,348 75,685 9,946 2,53,979

15 Maharashtra 59,305 1,28,236 72,978 32,721 7,266 1,12,965

16 Manipur 17,220 22,445 12,640 5,310 647 18,597

17 Meghalaya 23,462 25,462 8,915 5,168 490 14,573

18 Mizoram 9941 10,189 3,848 860 359 5,067

19 Nagaland 9,927 15,654 3,968 2,465 535 6,968

20 Orissa 1,03,530 1,10,942 62,830 21,608 3,680 88,118

21 Punjab 15,572 18,163 13,484 3,572 536 17,592

22 Rajasthan 2,26,032 2,67,012 1,74,003 69,193 15,352 2,58,549

23 Sikkim 5,886 6,324 1,964 804 203 2,971

24 Tamilnadu 2,78,180 3,75,411 2,68,577 6,999 9,461 2,85,036

25 Telangana 1,69,660 1,69,660 89,129 32,671 16,075 1,37,874

26 Tripura 38,601 50,634 27,075 4,638 3,023 34,735

27 Uttar Pradesh 1,37,443 1,72,530 1,23,488 56,841 6,293 1,86,622

28 Uttarakhand 22,481 24,278 10,689 6,004 1,031 17,724

29 West Bengal 3,74,495 3,96,028 2,35,195 65,777 8,724 3,09,696

30 Andaman & Nicobar 1,118 1,258 490 2 45 537

31 Chandigarh - - NR NR NR NR

32 Dadra & Nagar Haveli - - NR NR NR NR

33 Daman & Diu - - NR NR NR NR

34 Delhi - - - - - -

35 Lakshadweep 45 97 3 1 16 19

36 Puducherry 455 685 280 - 38 318

Source: Statistical Year Book, India, 2016. * During Financial Year 2014-15 (till 31.12.2014)

Union Territory



28. Important Statistics of All India

This chapter contains important Statistics at

all India under various parameters like land

utilization, area and out-turn of principal crops,

electricity generated, index of industrial

production, mineral production, consumer price

index numbers for working class, gross domestic

product, per capita income, etc.



Table Content

28.1 Land Utilization, 2007-08 to 2012-13

28.2 Area, Production and Yield of Principal Crops, 2011-12 to 2013-14

28.3 Per Capita Net Availability of Food Grains, Year wise, in India

28.4 Per Capita Net Availability of Food Grains, per Day, in India

28.5 Per Capita Net Availability of Crop wise Food Grains in India from 2009 to 2014

28.6 Livestock Census 2007 and 2012

28.7 Electricity Generated and Sold, 2009-10 to 2012-13

28.8 Index of Industrial Production from 2006-07 to 2014-15

28.9 Mineral Production in 2012-13 to 2014-15

28.10 Factory Employment by Industry Groups, 2011 and 2013

28.11 Average Per Capita Annual Earnings of Factory Labour in Manufacturing Industries for the years, 2010 to 2012

28.12 Performance of Employment Exchanges for the years 2000 to 2012

28.13 Working of Joint Stock Companies Limited by Shares, 2001 to 2014

28.14 Gross Domestic Product and Growth Rates at Current Prices

28.15 Gross Domestic Product and Growth Rates at Constant (2011-12) Prices

28.16 Index Numbers of Wholesale Prices by Major Groups and Sub Groups, 2011-12 to 2013-14

28.17 Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Workers, Month wise, 2011 to 2014

28.18 Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Workers (General Index), 2007 to 2015

28.19 Distribution of Establishments and Persons Employed according to Sixth Economic Census

28.20 Distribution of Establishments and Persons Employed in Rural Sector according to Sixth Economic Census

28.21 Distribution of Establishments and Persons Employed in Urban Sector according to Sixth Economic Census

28.22 Distribution of total Establishments and Persons Employed according to Sixth Economic Census



TABLE - 28.1 LAND UTILISATION, 2007-08 TO 2012-13

(in Lakh hectares)

Sl. No.

Particulars 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

I Geographical Area 3,287.26 3,287.26 3,287.26 3,287.26 3,287.26

Reporting Area for Land Utilization Statistics (1 to 5)

3,056.85 3,055.86 3,056.11 3,059.03 3,058.31

1. Forests 696.25 700.34 700.42 700.06 700.35

2. Not Available for Cultivation 431.92 428.62 429.54 435.64 435.26

3. Other Uncultivated Land excluding Fallow lands (a + b +c )

268.52 265.07 263.56 261.65 261.17

(a) Permanent pastures and other grazing lands

103.63 101.77 101.49 103.01 103.11

(b) Land under Miscellaneous Tree Crops and Groves (not included in net area sown)

34.23 33.56 33.51 32.07 31.67

(c) Culturable Waste 130.66 127.52 128.57 126.57 126.39

4. Fallow Lands (a + b) 251.12 248.57 262.36 245.89 251.79

(a) Fallow Lands other than Current Fallows

103.53 102.86 104.84 103.21 106.64

(b) Current Fallows 147.59 141.91 157.53 142.67 145.15

5. Net Area Sown 1,409.04 1,419.29 1,400.22 1,415.79 1,409.74

6. Area Sown More than once 542.52 534.28 521.75 573.90 546.58

7. Total Cropped Area 1,951.56 1,953.57 1,921.97 1,989.69 1,956.32

8. Cropping intensity* 1.38 1.36 1.36 1.40 1.39

III Net Irrigated Area 630.99 637.40 632.56 636.01 656.93

IV Gross Irrigated Area 872.59 888.67 864.23 893.60 917.30

Source: Source: Statistical Year Book, India 2015. Note*: Cropping intensity is ratio of the Gross Cropped area to the net area sown.

II

2012-13

8

3,287.26

3,059.36

700.07

437.38

259.76

102.40

31.57

125.78

262.83

110.01

152.82

1,399.32

544.67

1,943.99

1.39

661.03

925.75



TABLE - 28.2 AREA, PRODUCTION AND YIELD OF PRINCIPAL CROPS, 2011-12 TO 2013-14

(Area in ‘000 Hectares, Production in ‘000 Tonnes, Yield in Quintals per Hectare)

Sl. No.

Crop 2011-12 2012-13

Area Production Yield Area Production Yield Area Production Yield

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Rice 44,006 1,05,311 23.9 42,754 1,05,732 24.6 44,136 1,06,646 24.2

2 Wheat 29,865 94,882 31.8 30,003 97,506 31.2 30,473 95,850 31.5

3 Jowar 6,245 6,006 9.6 6,214 5,282 8.5 5,793 5,542 9.6

4 Bajra 8,777 10,276 11.7 7,297 8,742 12.0 7,811 9,250 11.8

5 Maize 8,782 21,759 24.8 8,673 22,258 25.7 9,066 24,259 26.8

6 Ragi 1,176 1,929 16.4 1,128 1,574 14.0 1,194 1,983 16.6

7 Barley 643 1,619 25.2 695 1,752 25.2 673 1,831 27.2

8 Small Millets 799 452 5.7 754 436 5.8 682 430 6.3

9 Red gram 4,007 2,654 6.6 3,893 3,023 7.8 3,905 3,174 8.1

10 Bengal gram 8,299 7,702 9.3 8,522 8,832 10.4 9,927 9,526 9.6

11 Other Pulses 12,156 6,733 5.5 10,842 6,487 6.0 11,379 6,552 5.8

Total Pulses 24,462 17,089 7.0 23,257 18,343 7.9 25,211 19,254 7.6

Total Food Grains 1,24,755 2,59,323 20.8 1,20,776 2,57,125 21.3 1,25,040 2,65,043 21.2

12 Groundnut 5,264 6,964 13.2 4,721 4,694 9.9 5,505 9,714 17.6

13 Seasamum 1,902 810 4.3 1,706 68.5 4.0 1,679 715 4.3

14 Rape & Mustard 5,894 6,604 11.2 6,363 8,029 12.6 6,646 7,877 11.9

15 Castor 1,471 2,295 15.6 1,234 1,964 15.9 1,063 1,727 16.2

16 Linseed 323 153 4.7 296 149 5.0 293 142 4.8

Total Oil Seeds 26,308 29,799 11.3 26,484 30,940 11.7 15,186 20,175 11.7

17 Cotton (Lint) @ 12,178 35,200 4.9 11,927 34,220 4.9 11,960 35,902 5.1

18 Jute* 809 10,736 23.9 777 10,340 24.0 756 11,083 2627

19 Mesta * 96 663 12.5 86 590 12.4 82 607 13.4

20 Sugarcane 5,038 3,61,037 716.7 4,999 3,1,200 682.5 4,993 3,52,142 705.2

21 Tobacco 465 823 17.7 426 657 154.0 431 778 -

22 Chillies (P) - - - 794 1,304 16.4 775 1,492 19.3

23 Turmeric (P) - - - 194 971 50.1 233 1,190 51.1

Note: @ Production in terms of ’000 Bales of 170 kgs. each, * Production in terms of ‘000 Bales of 180 kgs. Each, P: Provisional. Source: Statistical Year Book, India 2015

2013-14



TABLE - 28.3 PER CAPITA NET AVAILABLITY OF FOODGRAINS, YEAR WISE, IN INDIA

Kgs. per year (as on 07.04.2015)

Year Rice Wheat Other Cereals Cereals Gram Pulses Food Grains

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1951 58.0 24.0 40.0 122.0 8.2 22.1 144.1

1956 68.7 22.5 40.7 131.9 10.6 25.7 157.6

1961 73.4 28.9 43.6 145.9 11.0 25.2 171.1

1966 59.1 34.8 37.5 131.4 6.7 17.6 149.0

1971 70.3 37.8 44.3 152.4 7.3 18.7 171.1

1976 68.5 29.1 39.2 136.8 7.4 18.5 155.3

1981 72.2 47.3 32.8 152.3 4.9 13.7 166.0

1985 68.9 50.6 32.1 151.6 4.7 13.9 165.5

1990 77.4 48.4 31.7 157.5 3.9 15.0 172.5

1991 80.9 60.0 29.2 171.0 4.9 15.2 186.2

1992 79.2 57.9 21.5 158.6 3.7 12.5 171.1

1993 73.4 51.2 31.6 156.2 3.9 13.2 169.4

1994 75.7 58.2 24.5 158.4 4.3 13.6 172.0

1995 80.3 63.0 23.7 167.0 5.4 13.8 180.8

1996 74.6 64.3 22.6 161.5 4.1 12.0 173.5

1997 78.1 65.4 26.6 170.1 4.5 13.5 183.6

1998 73.1 55.3 22.8 151.2 4.9 12.0 163.2

1999 74.2 59.2 23.1 156.7 5.3 13.3 170.0

2000 74.3 58.4 21.5 154.3 3.9 11.6 165.9

2001 69.5 49.6 20.5 141.0 2.9 10.9 151.9

2002 83.5 60.8 23.1 167.4 3.9 12.9 180.4

2003 66.2 65.8 17.1 149.1 3.1 10.6 159.7

2004 71.3 59.2 25.3 155.8 4.1 13.1 168.9

2005 64.7 56.3 21.7 142.7 3.9 11.5 154.2

2006 72.3 56.3 22.1 150.7 3.9 11.8 162.5

2007 70.8 57.6 20.3 148.7 4.3 12.9 161.6

2008 64 53.0 19.7 143.9 3.9 15.3 159.2

2009 68.8 56.5 23.3 148.6 4.7 13.5 162.1

2010 66.4 61.4 18.8 146.6 4.9 12.9 159.5

2011 66.3 59.7 23.9 149.9 5.3 15.7 165.6

2012 69.4 57.8 21.9 149.1 4.9 15.2 164.3

2013 58.3 53.2 19.2 130.7 5.6 15.8 146.5

2014 (P) 72.6 66.8 22.6 162.1 6.0 17.2 179.3

The net availability of food grains is estimated to be gross production(-) seed, feed and wastage, (-) exports(+) imports(+/-) change stocks the net availability of food grains divided by the population estimates for a particular year indicates per capita availability of food grains in items of kg/year net availability, thus worked out further divided by the number of days in a year i.e. 365 days gives us net availability of food grain in terms of terms of grams/day. figures in respect of per capita net availability given above are not strictly representative of actual level consumption in the country especially as they do not take in to account any change in stocks in possessions of traders, producers and consumers. P-provisional



TABLE - 28.4 PER CAPITA NET AVAILABLITY OF FOODGRAINS, PER DAY, IN INDIA

Gram per day (as on 07.04.2015)

Year Rice Wheat Other Cereals Cereals Grams Pulses Food Grains

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1951 158.9 65.7 109.6 334.2 22.5 60.7 394.9

1956 187.7 61.5 111.2 360.4 29.0 70.3 430.7

1961 201.1 79.1 119.5 399.7 30.2 69.0 468.7

1966 161.9 95.4 102.6 359.9 18.3 48.2 408.1

1971 192.6 103.6 121.4 417.6 20.0 51.2 468.8

1976 187.2 79.5 107.4 373.8 - 50.5 424.3

1981 197.8 129.6 89.9 417.3 13.4 37.5 454.8

1985 188.8 138.6 87.9 415.3 12.9 38.1 453.4

1990 212.1 132.6 86.8 431.5 10.7 41.1 472.6

1991 221.7 166.8 80.0 468.5 13.4 41.6 510.1

1992 217.0 158.6 58.9 434.5 10.1 34.3 468.8

1993 201.1 140.2 86.6 427.9 10.7 36.2 464.1

1994 207.4 159.5 67.1 434.0 11.8 37.2 471.2

1995 220.0 172.7 64.9 457.6 14.9 37.8 495.5

1996 204.4 176.0 62.0 442.5 11.3 32.7 475.2

1997 214.0 179.1 72.9 466.0 12.4 37.1 503.1

1998 200.3 151.5 62.4 414.2 13.4 32.8 447.0

1999 203.4 162.3 63.4 429.2 14.6 36.5 465.7

2000 203.7 160.0 59.0 422.7 10.8 31.8 454.4

2001 190.5 135.8 56.2 386.2 8.0 30.0 416.2

2002 228.7 166.6 63.4 458.7 10.7 35.4 494.1

2003 181.4 180.4 46.7 408.5 8.5 29.1 437.6

2004 195.4 162.2 69.3 426.9 11.2 35.8 462.7

2005 177.3 154.3 59.4 390.9 10.6 31.5 422.4

2006 198.0 154.3 60.5 412.8 10.7 32.5 445.3

2007 194.0 157.8 55.5 407.4 11.9 35.5 442.8

2008 175.4 145.1 54.1 394.2 10.6 41.8 436.0

2009 188.4 154.7 63.9 407.0 12.9 37.0 444.0

2010 182.0 168.2 51.4 401.7 13.5 35.4 437.1

2011 181.5 163.5 65.6 410.6 14.6 43.0 453.6

2012 190.2 158.4 60.0 408.6 13.5 41.7 450.3

2013 159.6 145.8 52.7 358.1 15.3 43.3 401.4

2014 (P) 199.0 183.1 62.0 444.1 16.3 47.2 491.2

P-provisional the net availability of food grains is estimated to be gross production(-) seed, feed and wastage, (-) exports(+) imports (+/-) change stocks the net availability of food grains divided by the population estimates for a particular year indicates per capita availability of food grains in items of kg/year net availability, thus worked out further divided by the number of days in a year i.e 365 days gives us net availability of food grain in terms of terms of grams/day. figures in respect of per capita net availability given above are not strictly representative of actual level consumption in the country especially as they do not take in to account any change in stocks in possessions of traders, producers and consumers.



TABBLE - 28.5 PER CAPITA NET AVAILABILITY OF CROP WISE FOOD GRAINS IN INDIA, 2009 TO 2014(P)

(000’ Tonnes other wise stated)

Year Population (in thousand Persons)

Production Net

Imports Change of Stocks

Per Capita Net Availability

Gross Net Kg. per year

Grams per day

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

RICE

2009 11,69,444 99,180 91,642 -4,448 6,777 80,417 68.8 188.4

2010 11,85,756 89,090 82,320 -2,331 1,227 78,762 66.4 182.0

2011 12,01,863 95,980 88,686 -4,918 4,138 79,630 66.3 181.5

2012 12,13,370 1,05,300 97,297 -10,550 2,503 84,244 69.4 190.2

2013 12,28,785 1,05,240 97,242 -43,174 -17,523 71,591 58.3 159.6

2014 (P) 12,44,036 1,06,650 98,545 -11,136 -2,955 90,364 72.6 199.0

WHEAT

2009 11,69,444 80,680 70,918 8 4,880 66,046 56.5 154.7

2010 11,85,756 80,800 71,023 241 -1,552 72,816 61.4 168.2

2011 12,01,863 86,874 76,362 -500 4,136 71,726 59.7 163.5

2012 12,13,370 94,880 83,400 -4,553 8,707 70,140 57.8 158.4

2013 12,28,785 93,510 82,195 -23,147 -6,336 65,384 53.2 145.8

2014 (P) 12,44,036 95,850 84,252 -4,053 -2,934 83,133 66.8 183.1

OTHER CEREALS

2009 11,69,444 40,040 29,853 -2,736 -151 27,268 23.3 63.9

2010 11,85,756 33,560 24,676 -2,561 -151 22,266 18.8 51.4

2011 12,01,863 43,396 32,921 -4,147 -4 28,778 23.9 65.6

2012 12,13,370 42,020 31,228 -4,653 -6 26,581 21.9 60.0

2013 12,28,785 40,040 29,504 -5,591 287 23,626 19.2 52.7

2014 (P) 12,44,036 43,290 32,269 -4,254 -121 28,136 22.6 62.0

CEREALS

2009 1169444 2,19,900 1,92,413 -7,176 11,506 1,73,731 148.6 407.0

2010 1185756 2,03,450 1,78,019 -4,651 -476 1,73,844 146.6 401.7

2011 1201863 2,26,250 1,97,969 -9,565 8,270 1,80,134 149.9 410.6

2012 1213370 2,42,200 2,11,925 -19,756 11,204 1,80,965 149.1 408.6

2013 1228785 2,38,790 2,08,941 -71,912 -23,572 1,60,601 130.7 358.1

2014 (P) 1244036 2,45,790 2,15,066 -19,443 -6,010 2,01,633 162.1 444.1

Net Availability



TABBLE - 28.5 (concld.) PER CAPTIA NET AVAILABILITY OF CROP WISE FOOD GRAINS IN INDIA, 2009 TO 2014(P)

(000’ Tonnes other wise stated)

Year Population (in thousand Persons)

Production Net

Imports Change of Stocks

Per Capita Net Availability

Gross Net Kg. per year

Grams per day

GRAM

2009 11,69,444 7,060 5,500 - - 5,550 4.7 12.9

2010 11,85,756 7,480 5,827 - - 5,827 4.9 13.5

2011 12,01,863 8,220 6,403 - - 6,403 5.3 14.6

2012 12,13,370 7,700 5,998 - - 5,998 4.9 13.5

2013 12,28,785 8,830 6,879 - - 6,879 5.6 15.3

2014 (P) 12,44,036 9,530 7,424 - - 7,424 6.0 16.3

PULSES

2009 11,69,444 14,570 12,748 3,036 - 15,784 13.5 37.0

2010 11,85,756 14,660 12,827 2,493 - 15,320 12.9 35.4

2011 12,01,863 18,240 15,960 2,905 - 18,865 15.7 43.0

2012 12,13,370 17,090 14,954 3,494 - 18,448 15.2 41.7

2013 12,28,785 18,340 16,048 3,388 - 19,436 15.8 43.3

2014 (P) 12,44,036 19,780 17,308 4,108 - 21,416 17.2 47.2

FOOD GRAINS

2009 11,69,444 2,34,470 2,05,161 -4,140 11,506 1,89,515 162.1 444.0

2010 11,85,756 2,18,110 1,90,846 -2,158 -476 1,89,164 159.5 437.1

2011 12,01,863 2,44,490 2,13,929 -6,660 8,270 1,98,999 165.6 453.6

2012 12,13,370 2,59,290 2,26,879 -16,262 11,204 1,99,413 164.3 450.3

2013 12,28,785 2,57,130 2,24,989 -68,524 -23,572 1,80,037 146.5 401.4

2014 (P) 12,44,036 2,65,570 2,32,374 -15,335 -6,010 2,23,049 179.3 491.2

P-provisional. The net availability of food grains is estimated to be gross production(-) seed, feed and wastage, (-) exports(+) imports (+/-) change stocks the net availability of food grains divided by the population estimates for a particular year indi-cates per capita availability of food grains in items of kg/year net availability, thus worked out further divided by the number of days in a year i.e 365 days gives us net availability of food grain in terms of terms of grams/day. figures in respect of per capita net availability given above are not strictly representative of actual level consumption in the country especially as they do not take in to account any change in stocks in possessions of traders, producers and consumers.

Net Availability

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9



7TABLE - 28.6 LIVESTOCK CENSUS, 2007 AND 2012 (P)

(‘000 Numbers)

Sl. No.

Item 2007 2012 Percentage increase (+)

or decrease (-) in 2012 over 2007

1 2 3 4 5

1 Cattle 1,99,075 1,90,904 -4.28

2 Buffaloes 1,05,343 1,08,702 3.09

3 Sheep 71,558 65,069 -9.97

4 Goats 1,40,537 1,35,173 -3.97

5 Horses and Ponies 611 625 2.24

6 Mules 137 196 30.1

7 Donkeys 438 319 -37.3

8 Camels 517 400 -29.25

9 Pigs 11,133 10,294 -8.15

10 Other Livestock 347 375 -1.75

Total Livestock 5,29,696 5,12,057 -9.22

11 Total Poultry 6,48,830 7,29,209 -32.68

Source: Statistical Year Book, India, 2015

TABLE - 28.7 ELECTRICITY GENERATED AND SOLD, 2009-10 TO 2012-13

(Giga Watt Hour)

Sl. No. Particulars 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 (P)

1 2 3 4 5 6

I Electricity Generated (Gross utilities) 7,99,850.60 8,44,748.21 9,22,451.22 9,63,722.60 II Electricity Sold 5,69,618.31 6,16,968.93 6,72,933.25 7,08,843.38

1. Domestic 1,41,844.72 1,55,300.97 1,71,103.60 1,83,700.44

2. Commercial 58,971.41 63,911.69 65,381.49 72,793.59

3. Industrial - - - -

a. Low & Medium Voltage 45,251.46 46,713.19 46,632.21 46,793.26

b. High Voltage 1,63,957.37 1,78,305.92 1,93,397.78 2,03,737.96

4. Public Lighting 6,196.83 6,730.87 7,455.18 8,096.56

5. Railways/Traction 12,389.83 13,323.40 14,205.64 14,100.00

6. Agriculture 1,19,491.83 1,26,377.45 1,40,960.41 147,461.92

7. Public Water Works & Sewage Pumping 12,552.39 13,67,337 15,250.09 16,225.89

8. Miscellaneous 8,962.47 12,632.07 18,546.81 15,933.77

Source: Central Electricity Authority, Ministry of Electricity, Government of India, New Delhi.



TABLE - 28.8 INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION FROM 2006-07 TO 2014-15

(Base: 2004-05=100)

Industry Code

Description Weight 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

10 Mining and Quarrying 141.57 107.5 112.5 115.4 124.5

15-36 Manufacturing 755.27 126.8 150.1 153.8 161.3

15 Food Products and Beverages 72.76 131.2 147.5 135.4 133.5

16 Tobacco Products 15.70 102.9 98.4 102.7 102.0

17 Textiles 61.64 116.8 124.6 120.1 127.4

18 Wearing apparel; dressing and dyeing of fur 27.82 137.2 149.9 134.6 137.1

19 Luggage, handbags, saddlery, harness and foot wear, tanning and dressing of leather products

5.82 104.0 110.0 104.4 105.8

20 Wood and products of wood and cork except furni-ture; articles of straw and plating materials

10.51 126.0 148.0 155.3 160.1

21 Paper and Paper products 9.99 111.0 112.6 118.0 121.1

22 Publishing, printing & reproduction of recorded media 10.78 122.8 140.2 142.4 133.8

23 Coke, refined petroleum products & nuclear fuel 67.15 112.6 119.6 123.4 121.8

24 Chemicals and chemical products 100.59 110.4 118.4 115.0 120.7

25 Rubber and plastics products 20.25 119.6 135.7 142.6 167.4

26 Other non-metallic mineral products 43.14 119.5 130.6 134.9 145.4

27 Basic metals 113.35 132.6 156.3 159.0 162.4

28 Fabricated metal products except machinery and equipment

30.85 133.3 143.8 144.0 158.6

29 Machinery and equipment 37.63 150.9 185.0 171.0 198.0

30 Office, accounting and computing machinery 3.05 155.5 164.8 148.8 154.4

31 Electrical machinery & apparatus 19.80 131.6 373.0 530.8 459.2

32 Radio, TV and communication equipment and apparatus

9.89 312.8 604.2 726.7 809.1

33 Medical, precision optical instruments, watches and clocks

5.67 104.8 111.4 119.8 100.9

34 Motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 40.64 138.0 151.2 138.0 179.1

35 Other transport equipment 18.25 132.9 129.0 134.0 171.1

36 Furniture, manufacturing n.e.c 29.97 111.7 132.7 142.5 152.7

40 Electricity 103.16 112.8 120.0 123.3 130.8

General Index 1,000.00 122.6 141.7 145.2 152.9



TABLE - 28.8 (concld.) INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION FROM 2006-07 TO 2014-15

(Base: 2004-05=100)

Industry Code

Description Weight 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

1 2 3 8 9 10 11

10 Mining and Quarrying 141.57 131.0 128.5 125.5 124.7

15-36 Manufacturing 755.27 175.7 181.0 183.3 181.9

15 Food Products and beverages 72.76 142.9 164.8 169.5 167.7

16 Tobacco Products 15.70 104.1 109.7 109.2 110.2

17 Textiles 61.64 135.9 134.0 142.0 148.3

18 Wearing apparel; dressing and dyeing of fur 27.82 142.2 130.1 143.6 171.6

19 Luggage, handbags, saddlery, harness and foot wear, tanning and dressing of leather products

5.82 114.3 118.5 127.1 133.7

20 Wood and products of wood and cork except furniture; articles of straw and plating materials

10.51 156.5 159.2 147.9 144.6

21 Paper and Paper products 9.99 131.4 138.0 138.7 138.6

22 Publishing, printing and reproduction of recorded media

10.78 148.8 192.8 183.0 183.4

23 Coke, refined petroleum products & nuclear fuel 67.15 121.5 125.8 136.4 143.5

24 Chemicals and chemical products 100.59 123.1 122.7 127.3 138.6

25 Rubber and plastics products 20.25 185.2 184.6 185.0 181.1

26 Other non-metallic mineral products 43.14 151.4 158.6 161.6 163.3

27 Basic metals 113.35 176.7 192.1 195.8 196.4

28 Fabricated metal products except machinery and equipment

30.85 182.8 203.3 193.8 180.2

29 Machinery and equipment n.e.c 37.63 256.3 241.3 230.0 219.2

30 Office, accounting and computing machinery 3.05 146.3 148.7 128.1 108.0

31 Electrical machinery and apparatus n.e.c 19.80 472.1 367.1 369.2 422.6

32 Radio, TV and communication equipment and apparatus

9.89 911.5 950.5 1003.7 730.1

33 Medical, precision optical instruments, watches and clocks

5.67 107.8 119.5 117.1 111.1

34 Motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 40.64 233.3 258.6 244.8 221.3

35 Other transport equipment 18.25 210.7 235.8 235.7 249.5

36 Furniture, manufacturing n.e.c 29.97 141.2 138.6 131.5 113.3

40 Electricity 103.16 138.0 149.3 155.2 164.7

1,000.00 165.5 170.3 172.2 172.0

Source: Central Statistics Office , MOSPI, GOI, New Delhi. Note: n.e.c = Not elsewhere classified.

General Index

2014-15

12

126.5

186.0

175.3

111.2

152.2

180.9

146.5

151.1

142.4

175.8

144.5

138.4

189.4

167.5

221.4

178.8

227.2

67.0

511.4

333.4

108.7

226.7

265.6

121.7

178.6

176.8



TABLE - 28.9 MINERAL PRODUCTION IN 2012-13 TO 2014-15

(Value in Rs ‘000)

Sl. No.

Mineral Unit 2012-13 (R) 2013-14 (R)

Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

ALL MINERALS - - 22,33,32,11,384 - 2,36,37,29,407 - 2,36,55,37,977

I FUEL MINERALS - - 1,82,68,92,354 - 1,86,46,69,332 - 1,90,63,38,067

Coal '000

Tonnes 5,56,402 74,71,86,600 5,65,765 82,53,47,500 6,10,208 89,17,54,480

Lignite " 46,453 5,51,14,100 44,271 5,96,75,300 48,292 6,41,80,851

Natural Gas(Utilized) M.c.m. 40,679 33,64,20,537 35,407 29,28,20,422 32,583 26,94,65,580

Petroleum (crude) '000

Tonnes 37,862 68,81,71,117 37,788 68,68,26,110 37,464 68,09,37,156

II MATALIC MINERALS - 43,16,73,020 - 42,38,99,538 - 38,59,65,710

Bauxite Tonnes 1,66,11,610 79,94,557 2,23,19,148 99,96,894 2,22,26,062 1,07,69,338

Chromite " 28,33,895 2,26,27,633 28,78,320 2,37,59,458 21,63,942 1,81,85,545

Copper Ore " 36,35,751 - 37,77,772 - 35,86,028 -

Copper conc. " 1,23,654 62,88,969 1,39,307 66,81,011 1,07,541 54,45,661

Gold Ore " 5,02,831 - 4,20,429 - 4,48,671 -

Gold (Total) Kgs. 1,588 51,72,517 1,564 42,25,317 1,440 36,07,600

Iron Ore (total) '000

Tonnes 1,36,618 32,82,44,402 1,52,183 31,64,91,777 1,28,909 28,53,36,637

Lead & Zinc Ore " 86,33,411 - 92,81,807 - 93,46,349 -

Lead Concentrates " 1,84,486 33,00,883 1,94,426 43,72,536 1,97,668 55,96,580

Zinc Concentrates " 14,92,781 2,39,48,683 14,90,662 2,73,89,284 15,01,586 3,14,36,595

Manganese Ore " 23,42,169 1,28,36,200 26,26,291 1,51,81,757 23,45,361 1,36,25,514

Silver Kgs. 3,74,046 2,12,34,214 3,49,774 1,57,78,713 32,77,647 1,19,47,042

Tin Concentrates Kgs. 47,774 24,962 34,862 22,791 24,689 15,198

III NON-MATALIC MINERALS - 7,46,46,010 - 7,51,60,537 - 7,32,34,200

Agate Tonnes 493 247 100 50 - -

Apatite " 572 1,208 1,300 2,768 930 2,021

Phosphorite " 19,41,158 68,07,233 14,53,580 47,54,755 15,79,561 39,05,087

Asbestos “ 389 17,057 172 7,271 - -

Ball clay " 17,50,559 7,80,732 21,30,996 10,55,362 19,10,060 9,20,542

Barytes " 17,89,431 53,14,116 11,70,522 35,61,386 9,10,963 26,83,456

Calcite " 74,488 27,309 92,122 32,620 91,783 34,079

Chalk " 1,75,516 88,301 142696 72,900 94,467 49,974

Clay (Others) " 26,80,726 3,53,628 25,06,662 3,82,002 22,48,184 3,84,286

Corundum Kgs. 5,000 75 - - - -

Diamond Carats 31,988 3,66,471 37,517 6,14,087 35,,724 6,13,504

Diaspora Tonnes 16,222 25,742 14,599 29,166 12,207 25,480

Dolomite " 72,33,958 26,18,906 73,10,599 26,83,923 62,09,476 22,51,761

Dunite " 88,274 92,841 64,917 97,848 75,050 1,08,474

2014-15(P)

Feldspar " 88,274 92,841 15,12,982 4,39,282 13,43,366 3,60,546 Fire clay " 14,59,008 4,28,633 9,20,809 1,85,684 7,12,792 1,31,090



TABLE - 28.9 (concld.) MINERAL PRODUCTION IN 2012-13 TO 2014-15

(Value in Rs ‘000)

Sl. No.

Mineral Unit 2012-13 2013-14 (R) 2014-15 (P)

Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

III

Felsites " 9,99,925 1,82,739 551 475 324 242

Fluorite (graded) " 3,092 13,818 2,487 11,402 2,947 13,849

Fluorite Concentrates " - - 459 136 294 59

Garnet (Abrasive) Tonnes 7,68,248 9,24,683 4,83,559 11,13,231 78,924 7,02,729

Graphite (r.o.m.) Tonnes 1,34,735 84,133 1,46,390 1,02,471 76,535 1,16,512

Gypsum " 35,56,723 16,99,808 31,15,363 15,45,061 24,77,849 12,83,871

Jasper " - - 48,53,420 12,40,484 38,61,380 11,00,154

Kaolin (Total) " 42,58,697 11,57,392 3,679 8,071 6,260 10,716

Kyanite " 1,048 1,248 67,265 4,08,247 66,025 4,70,599

Sillimanite " 43,736 3,52,062 34,75,368 6,87,807 46,50,597 8,88,225

Laterite " 41,21,192 7,02,753 2,80,863 5,13,32,006 2,92,810 5,21,17,464

Limestone ‘000

tonnes 2,85,030 4,79,73,173 1,40,088 28435 1,11,382 21,089

Lime Kankar Tonnes 1,92,426 43,564 18,750 35,162 16,150 36,183

Lime shell " 24,044 41,930 1,96,940 4,45,622 2,75,678 6,68,139

Magnesite " 1,95,105 3,97,612 32,54,486 2,80,571 21,79,489 256,240

Marl " 43,37,009 2,69,366 16,60,437 47,838 6,35,700 21,892

Mica Crude " 12,55,813 39,963 1,97,52,016 - 1,18,52,421 -

Mic (waste & scrap)

" 1,62,54,544 - 29,963 4,877 6,383 1,672

Ochre Tonnes 18,33,783 5,82,998 15,80,675 4,95,087 22,03,708 8,16,164

Pyrophylite " 2,47,968 1,56,004 2,24,677 1,86,193 1,47,431 1,21,085

Pyroxenite " 58,562 17,980 2,985 806 - -

Quartz " 13,84,155 3,41,129 14,88,743 3,92,258 13,81,406 3,51,054

Quartzite " 5,01,399 2,76,777 5,84,235 3,42,453 5,83,095 3,25,692

Silica Sand " 43,03,883 10,02,046 37,24,241 9,66,210 30,47,485 8,77,497

Sand (others) " 26,38,424 2,01,821 25,77,869 2,44,899 21,00,563 2,43,975

Salt (rock) " - - - - - -

Shale " 30,67,718 1,65,924 30,06,945 1,70,761 27,92,904 2,24,542

Slate " 278 263 351 332 218 197

Steatite " 9,71,778 8,88,390 8,87,925 9,83,272 7,74,281 9,50,316

Selenite " 7,577 10,226 531 706 207 456

Sulphur " 4,49,004 - 3,90,325 - 4,29,258 -

Vermiculite " 7947 5,010 11,851 9,470 15,327 11,094

Wollastonite " 1,45,667 1,27,468 1,92,712 1,57,090 1,86,519 1,62,170

Note: Excluding Atomic Minerals and Minor Minerals. Source: Monthly Statistics of Mineral Production, March 2015, Indian Bureau of Mines, Nagpur.



TABLE - 28.10 FACTORY EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY GROUPS, 2011 AND 2013

(At Two Digit Level of NIC -2008)

Section, Division and Group

2011 2013

No. of Working Factories

Estimated Average Daily Employment (in ‘000)


Estimated Average Daily

Employment (in ‘000)

1 2 3 4 5

Division 01 Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities

3,894 153 3,714 142

Division 02 Forestry and logging 8 @ 3 @

Division 03 Fishing and aquaculture - - 1 @

Section B: Mining and Quarrying

Division 05 Mining of coal and lignite 62 6 35 1

Division 06 Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 21 1 7 @

Division 07 Mining of metal ores 14 1 8 1

Division 08 Other mining and quarrying 1,527 28 1,262 24

Division 09 Mining support service activities 4 @ 24 1

Section C: Manufacturing

Division 10 Manufacture of food products 41,033 1,427 40,091 1,416

Division 11 Manufacture of beverages 2,820 106 2,996 113

Division 12 Manufacture of tobacco products 733 47 708 40

Division 13 Manufacture of textiles 21,502 1,454 19,498 1,356

Division 14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 5,599 289 5,486 266

Division 15 Manufacture of leather and related products 3,715 203 3,411 173

Division 16 Manufacture of wood and products of wood and cork, except furniture;

20,232 243 19,294 246

Division 17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 4,731 231 4,142 214

Division 18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 5,153 165 4,537 136

Division 19 Manufacture of coke & refined petroleum products 1,734 131 1,980 136

Division 20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 16,478 764 15,180 702

Division 21 Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products

2,988 240 3,245 216

Division 22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 13,078 510 10,732 384

Division 23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products

21,822 860 21,275 813

Division 24 Manufacture of basic metals 11,682 1,097 11,394 1,045

Division 25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment

19,472 786 18,277 719

Division 26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products

2,117 175 2,501 189

Division 27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 5,336 345 4,633 284

Division 28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c 8,821 548 8,417 525

Section A: Agriculture, forestry and fishing



TABLE - 28.10 (contd.) FACTORY EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY GROUPS, 2011 AND 2013



2011 2013





1 2 3 4 5

Division 29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers

4,036 402 3,807 367

Division 30 Manufacture of other transport equipment 2,008 293 1,835 256

Division 31 Manufacture of furniture 2,169 100 1,723 43

Division 32 Other manufacturing 2,667 143 2,084 160

Division 33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment

585 56 812 56

Section D: Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply

Division 35 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply

1,907 252 1,609 225

Section E: Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities

Division 36 Water collection, treatment and supply 487 25 746 21

Division 37 Sewerage 192 8 228 8

Division 38 Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery

170 13 142 11

Division 39 Remediation activities and other waste management services

10 1 5 @

Division 41 Construction of buildings 34 2 57 7

Division 42 Civil engineering 32 2 32 1

Division 43 Specialized construction activities 41 1 55 4

Section G: Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles

Division 45 Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles

7,428 283 6,616 268

Division 46 Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles

269 11 269 10

Division 47 Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles

974 25 788 17

Section H: Transportation and storage

Division 49 Land transport and transport via pipelines 409 19 541 19

Division 50 Water transport 42 3 61 3

Division 51 Air transport 10 @ 7 @

Division 52 Warehousing and support activities for transportation

1,096 45 1,435 70

Division 53 Postal and courier activities - - - -

Section I: Accommodation and Food Service activities

Division 55 Accommodation 27 2 25 1

Division 56 Food and beverage service activities 17 1 13 1

Section F: Construction



TABLE - 28.10 (contd.) FACTORY EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY GROUPS, 2011 AND 2013



2011 2013





1 2 3 4 5

Section J: Information and communication

Division 58 Publishing activities 393 17 488 23

Division 59 Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound recording

46 2 34 2

Division 60 Broadcasting and programming activities 1 @ - -

Division 61 Telecommunications 6 @ 17 1

Division 62 Computer programming, consultancy and related activities

12 1 5 1

Division 63 Information service activities 9 @ 10 1

Division 64 Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding

1 @ 1 @

Division 65 Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social

1 @ - -

Division 66 Other financial activities - - 1 @

Section L: Real estate activities

Division 68 Real estate activities 1 @ - -

Section M: Professional, scientific and technical activities

Division 69 Legal and accounting activities 1 @ 1 @

Division 70 Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities

2 @ 1 @

Division 71 Architecture and engineering activities; technical testing and analysis

37 2 45 3

Group 712 Technical testing and analysis 32 2 38 2

Division 72 Scientific research and development 74 10 47 10

Division 73 Advertising and market research 10 @ 33 1

Division 74 Other professional, scientific and technical activities

29 1 39 1

Division 75 Veterinary activities - - 2 @

Section N: Administrative and support service activities

Division 77 Rental and leasing activities 6 @ 6 @

Division 78 Employment activities 2 @ 2 @

Division 79 Travel agency, tour operator and other reservation service activities

81 1 - -

Division 80 Security and investigation activities 17 1 16 1

Division 81 Services to buildings and landscape activities 8 @ 32 2

Division 82 Office administrative, office support and other business support activities

115 4 53 2

Section K:Financial and insurance activities



TABLE - 28.10 (concld.) FACTORY EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY GROUPS, 2011 AND 2013



2011 2013





1 2 3 4 5

Section O Public administration and Defense; compulsory social security

Division 84 Public administration and defense; compulsory social security

11 @ 9 @

Section P Education

Division 85 Education 107 5 89 4

Section Q Human health and social work activities

Division 86 Human health activities 12 1 6 @

Division 87 Residential care activities 1 @ - -

Division 88 Social work activities without accommodation 3 @ 3 @

Section R Arts, entertainment and recreation

Division 90 Creative, arts and entertainment activities 8 @ 8 @

Division 91 Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities

2 @ 2 @

Division 92 Gambling and betting activities 4 @ 4 @

Division 93 Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities

3 1 4 1

Section S Other service activities

Division 94 Activities of membership organizations - - - -

Division 95 Repair of computers and personal and household goods

465 26 544 21

Group 951 Repair of computers and communication Equipment

36 4 52 5

Group 952 Repair of personal and household goods 429 21 492 16

Division 96 Other personal service activities 164 4 226 23

Section T Activities of households as employers; undifferentiated goods and services producing activities of households for own use Division 97 Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel

- - - -

Division 98 Undifferentiated goods & services producing activities of private

5 @ - -

Section U Activities of extraterritorial organization and bodies

Division 99 Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies

1 @ 785 67

Total - - 2,28,259 10,855

Note: (i) Data is based on the returns received by the Labour Bureau, (ii) Totals may not tally due to rounding off figures. (iii) Data in respect of the industry code not featuring in this table may be treated as 'nil' (iv) (@) less than 500 Source: Labour Bureau Chandigarh, Ministry of Labour and Employment



TABLE - 28.11 AVERAGE PER CAPITA ANNUAL EARNINGS OF FACTORY LABOUR IN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES

FOR THE YEARS, 2010 TO 2012 (Rs. in ‘000s.)

NIC-2008 Code

Industry 2010 2011

1 2 3 4

10 Manufacture of Food Products 79,132 77,951

11 Manufacture of Beverages 56,410 79,209

12 Manufacture of Tobacco Products 62,702 101,624

13 Manufacture of Textiles 55302 63,551

14 Manufacture of Wearing Apparel 67,788 76,616

15 Manufacture of Leather and Related Products. 69,610 82,045

16 Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials

71,750 71,347

17 Manufacture of Paper and Paper Products. 72,267 66,254

18 Printing and Reproduction of Recorded Media (This Division Excludes Publishing Activities)

85,938 75,632

19 Manufacture of Coke and Refined Petroleum Products 71,274 76,442

20 Manufacture of Chemicals and Chemical Products 67,160 78,551

21 Manufacture of Pharmaceuticals, Medicinal Chemical and Botanical Products.

78,537 98,917

22 Manufacture of Rubber and Plastics Products 69,389 78,301

23 Manufacture of other Non-Metallic Mineral Products 62,738 83,317

24 Manufacture of Basic Metals 59,282 77,318

25 Manufacture of Fabricated Metal Products, Except Machinery and Equipment

90,538 85,425

26 Manufacture of Computer, Electronic and Optical Products. 59,865 80,676

27 Manufacture of Electrical Equipment. 62,947 84,118

28 Manufacture of Machinery and Equipment n.e.c 70,207 82,579

29 Manufacture of Motor Vehicles, Trailers and Semi-Trailers. 77,832 91,374

30 Manufacture of other Transport Equipment 73,798 84,504

31 Manufacture of Furniture; 78,305 72,497

32 other Manufacturing 78,618 86,426

65,943 80,994

Source: 1. Labour Bureau, Ministry of Labour and Employment, Chandigarh. 2. Statistical Year Book, India, 2016.

All Manufacturing Industries

2012

5

82,744

88,298

21,967

26,540

72,090

37,055

86,751

91,692

62,889

77,895

85,779

92,207

1,00,398

77,418

95,172

79,202

77,661

86,974

84,988

74,532

81,317

82,983

72,374

80,903



TABLE - 28.12 PERFORMANCE OF EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGES FOR THE YEARS 2000 TO 2012

(in ‘000 Nos.)

Sl. No. Year 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Employment Exchanges 958 938 939 945 947 938 947

2 Registrations 6,041.9 5,552.6 5,064.0 5,462.5 5373 5,437.1 7,289.5

3 Vacancies notified 284.5 304.1 220.3 256.1 274.6 349.2 358.2

4 Submissions 2,322.8 1,908.8 1,748.8 1,917.3 1,801.4 2402 3,029.5

5 Placements 177.7 169.2 142.6 154.9 137.7 173.2 177

6 Live Register 41,343.6 41,995.9 41,171.2 41,389 40,458 39,348 41,466

TABLE - 28.12 (concld.) PERFORMANCE OF EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGES FOR THE YEARS 2000 TO 2012

(in ‘000 Nos.)

Sl. No. Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

1 2 10 11 12 13 14 15

2 Employment Exchanges 965 968 969 969 966 956

3 Registrations 5,434.2 5,315.7 5,693.7 6,186.0 6,206.3 9,722.2

4 Vacancies notified 525.8 571.0 419.5 706.9 819.7 682.8

5 Submissions 3,666.1 3,345.6 2,589.3 3,747.1 5,142.9 2,982.2

6 Placements 263.5 304.9 261.5 509.6 471.5 427.6

7 Live Register 39,974 39,115 38,152 38,827 40,172 44,790

Source: Directorate General Employment and Training, Ministry of Labour and Employment.



TABLE -28.13 WORKING OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES LIMITED BY SHARES, 2001 TO 2014

(Paid up Capital, Rs. in Crore - as on 31st March)

Sl. No.

Year

Public Companies Private Companies Total

Number Paid up Capital



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 2001 76,270 2,34,924.1 4,92,830 1,06,305.3 5,69,099 3,41,229.4

2 2002 76,279 2,76,467.4 5,12,967 1,29,285.8 5,89,246 4,05,753.2

3 2003 76,523 3,20,629.2 5,35,632 1,36,429.5 6,12,155 4,57,058.7

4 2004 77,380 3,49,494.1 5,64,132 1,49,296.7 6,41,512 4,98,790.8

5 2005 78,328 4,68,668.1 6,01,321 1,85,353.5 6,79,649 6,54,021.6

6 2006 80,141 3,96,317.0 6,52,028 2,22,835.0 8,35,860 6,19,152.0

7 2007 90,654 4,68,215.0 6,53,024 2,38,345.0 7,43,678 7,06,560.0

8 2008 81,810 6,18,594.0 6,87,335 3,05,434.0 7,69,145 9,24,028.0

9 2009 82,058 6,54,077.5 7,04,716 3,49,810.0 7,86,774 9,18,943.0

10 2010 82,822 6,63,988.0 7,53,038 3,62,612.0 8,35,860 10,26,604.0

11 2011 59,646 8,68,144.2 6,54,909 4,79,824.7 7,14,555 13,47,968.9

12 2012 57,904 12,25,718.0 7,89,918 6,97,169.6 8,47,822 19,22,888.0

13 2013 64,830 11,46,884.0 8,18,781 6,65,375.0 8,83,611 18,12,258.7

Source: 1. Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India, New Delhi.; 2. Statistical Year Book, India, 2016.

14 2014 62,408 13,18,417.3 8,84,233 7,44,293.3 9,46,641 20,62,710.6



TABLE - 28.14 GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AND GROWTH RATES AT CURRENT PRICES

Sl. No. Sector

Gross Domestic Product (Rs. Crore) Growth Rates

2011-12 (SRE)

2012-13 (SRE)

2013-14 (SRE)

2014-15 (FRE)

2015-16 (AE)

2012-13 (SRE)

2013-14 (SRE)

2014-15 (FRE)

2015-16 (AE)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing

1501816 1680797 19,02,452 19,95,251 20,82,692 11.9 13.2 4.9 4.4

1.1 Crops 9,82,026 1090,587 12,32,116 12,52,412

11.1 13.0 1.6

1.2 Livestock 3,27,301 3,75,254 4,29,662 5,00,405 14.7 14.5 16.5

1.3 Forestry and Logging 1,24,461 1,35,048 1,43,084 1,38,137 8.5 6.0 -3.5

1.4 Fishing and Aquaculture 68,027 79,908 97,590 1,04,297 17.5 22.1 6.9

2 Mining and Quarrying 2,61,035 2,85,780 2,95,978 3,04,300 3,15,585 9.5 3.6 2.8 3.7

3 Manufacturing 1409986 1573632 17,14,730 18,45,541 19,95,079 11.6 9.0 7.6 8.1

3.1 Food products, Beverages and Tobacco

1,67,524 1,68,296 1,75,392 1,92,629

0.5 4.2 9.8

3.2

Textiles, Apparel and Leather Products

1,53,238 1,87,981 2,43,138 2,62,003 22.7 29.3 7.8

3.3 Metal products 2,29,627 2,49,131 3,10,410 3,37,957 8.5 24.6 8.9

3.4 Machinery and equipment 3,34,670 3,56,375 3,35,328 3,61,673 6.5 -5.9 7.9

3.5 Other manufactured goods 5,24,927 6,11,848 6,50,462 6,91,279 16.6 6.3 6.3

4 Electricity, Gas, Water Sup ply & Other utility services

1,86,668 2,15,538 2,55,812 2,88,935 3,19,390 15.5 18.7 12.9 10.5

5 Construction 7,77,363 8,47,573 9,31,680 10,03,903 10,09,764 9.0 9.9 7.8 0.6

6 Trade, Repair, Hotels and Restaurants

8,83,582 1054,598 11,97,668 13,52,240 14,81,140 19.4 13.6 12.9 9.5

6.1 Trade and Repair services 7,93,681 9,54,749 10,89,250 12,31,073

20.3 14.1 13.0

6.2 Hotels and Restaurants 89,901 99,850 1,08,418 1,21,167 11.1 8.6 11.8

7

Transport, Storage, Communication and Services related to broadcasting

5,29,534 6,09,490 6,91,167 7,88,129 7,96,593 15.1 13.4 14.0 1.1

7.1 Railways 61,150 72,297 78,799 92,213

18.2 9.0 17.0

7.2 Road transport 2,62,442 3,00,658 3,37,147 3,67,114 14.6 12.1 8.9

7.3 Water transport 6,910 7,199 6,498 7,905 4.2 -9.7 21.7

7.4 Air transport 4,393 8,147 7,157 19,618 85.5 -12.2 174.1

7.5 Services incidental to transport

63,602 72,054 75,621 85,910 13.3 5.0 13.6

7.6 Storage 5,108 6,165 6,164 7,409 20.7 0.0 20.2

7.7 Communication & Services related to broadcasting

1,25,930 1,42,969 1,79,782 2,07,959 13.5 25.7 15.7

8 Financial services 4,80,226 5,36,819 6,02,214 6,50,360

25,25,532

11.8 12.2 8.0

288.3 9

Real estate, Ownership of dwelling & Professional Services

1050,465 1243,348 14,80,551 17,08,919 18.4 19.1 15.4

10 Public administration and defense

4,91,155 5,44,637 6,09,657 7,08,535 17,26,530

10.9 11.9 16.2 143.7

11 Other services 5,34,827 6,17,811 6,98,905 8,26,296 15.5 13.1 18.2

12 Total GVA at basic prices 8106656 9210023 10380813 11472409 12252306 13.6 12.7 10.5 6.8

13 Add: Taxes on Products 8,90,060 10,57,977 12,01,322 13,50,361 16,43,688 18.9 13.5 12.4 21.7

14 Less: Subsidies on Products

2,60,677 3,16,656 3,09,371 3,34,565 3,28,802 21.5 -2.3 8.1 -1.7

15 Gross Domestic Product 87,36,039 99,51,344 1,12,72,764 124,88,205 1,35,67,192 13.9 13.3 10.8 8.6

16 Less: CFC 9,17,141 1059,967 11,98,472 13,33,180 14,48,368 15.6 13.1 11.2 8.6

17 Net Domestic Product 78,18,898 88,91,378 1,00,74,292 1,11,55,025 1,21,18,824 13.7 13.3 10.7 8.6

18 Per Capita NNI 63,460 71,050 79,412 86,879 93,231 12.0 11.8 9.4 7.3

Source: Central Statistics Office, MOSPI, Government of India.



TABLE - 28.15 GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AND GROWTH RATES AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

Sl. No. Sector

Gross Domestic Product (Rs. Crore) Growth Rates

2011-12 (SRE)

2012-13 (SRE)

2013-14 (SRE)

2014-15 (FRE)

2015-16 (AE)

2012-13 (SRE)

2013-14 (SRE)

2014-15 (FRE)

2015-16 (AE)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing

1501,816 1524,398 1588,237 15,84,293 16,02,036 1.5 4.2 -0.2 1.1

1.1 Crops 9,82,026 9,83,873 10,25,082 9,92,159

0.2 4.2 -3.2

1.2 Livestock 3,27,301 3,44,333 3,63,448 3,89,846 5.2 5.6 7.3

1.3 Forestry and Logging 1,24,461 1,24,830 1,22,946 1,21,681 0.3 -1.5 -1.0

1.4 Fishing and Aquaculture 68,027 71,362 76,760 80,607 4.9 7.6 5.0

2 Mining and Quarrying 2,61,035 2,59,683 2,67,378 2,96,328 3,16,811 -0.5 3.0 10.8 6.9

3 Manufacturing 1409,986 1495,268 1579,721 16,67,069 18,25,371 6.0 5.6 5.5 9.5

3.1 Food products, Beverages and Tobacco

1,67,524 1,56,991 1,56,817 1,64,696

-6.3 -0.1 5.0

3.2

Textiles, Apparel and Leather Products

1,53,238 1,83,459 2,24,517 2,35,861 19.7 22.4 5.1

3.3 Metal products 2,29,627 2,33,498 2,94,651 3,18,488 1.7 26.2 8.1

3.4 Machinery and equipment 3,34,670 3,44,670 3,16,242 3,34,419 3.0 -8.2 5.7

3.5 Other manufactured goods 5,24,927 5,76,651 5,87,495 6,13,605 9.9 1.9 4.4

4 Electricity, Gas, Water supply & Other utility services

1,86,668 1,91,876 2,00,861 2,16,970 2,29,681 2.8 4.7 8.0 5.9

5 Construction 7,77,363 7,82,256 8,18,494 8,54,636 8,86,179 0.6 4.6 4.4 3.7

6 Trade, Repair, Hotels and Restaurants

8,83,582 9,80,398 1051,089 11,63,083 13,17,310 11.0 7.2 10.7 13.3

6.1 Trade and Repair services 7,93,681 8,87,566 9,55,993 10,58,941

11.8 7.7 10.8

6.2 Hotels and Restaurants 89,901 92,832 95,097 1,04,142 3.3 2.4 9.5

7 Transport, Storage, Commu-nication and Services related to broadcasting

5,29,534 5,69,210 6,18,755 6,70,915 6,90,556 7.5 8.7 8.4 2.9

7.1 Railways 61,150 68,958 73,100 78,752

12.8 6.0 7.7

7.2 Road transport 2,62,442 2,82,454 3,00,094 3,18,959 7.6 6.2 6.3

7.3 Water transport 6,910 7,053 7,351 7,953 2.1 4.2 8.2

7.4 Air transport 4,393 4,085 4,440 5,008 -7.0 8.7 12.8

7.5 Services incidental to transport

63,602 66,416 69,743 74,640 4.4 5.0 7.0

7.6 Storage 5,108 5,709 5,256 6,137 11.8 -7.9 16.8

7.7 Communication and Services related to broadcasting

1,25,930 1,34,534 1,58,771 1,79,465 6.8 18.0 13.0

8 Financial services 4,80,226 5,26,156 5,51,258 5,94,691 22,49,243

9.6 4.8 7.9 278.2

9 Real estate, Ownership of dwe-lling and Professional services

10,50,465 1149,436 12,92,812 14,44,769 9.4 12.5 11.8

10 Public administration and defense

4,91,155 4,99,136 5,15,352 5,65,871 13,20,393

1.6 3.2 9.8

11 Other services 5,34,827 5,68,734 6,00,414 6,68,866 6.3 5.6 11.4

12 Total GVA at basic prices 81,06,656 85,46,552 90,84,369 97,27,490 1,04,37,579 5.4 6.3 7.1 7.3

13 Add: Taxes on Products 8,90,060 9,74,172 10,25,799 11,08,339 11,93,486 9.5 5.3 8.0 7.7

14 Less: Subsidies on Products 2,60,677 2,93,844.8 2,70,734.2 2,83,678.6 2,80,102 12.7 -7.9 4.8 -1.3

15 Gross Domestic Product 87,36,039 92,26,879 98,39,434 1,05,52,151 1,13,50,962 5.6 6.6 7.2 7.6

16 Less: CFC 9,17,141 10,09,204 11,01,753 11,92,675 12,79,738 10.0 9.2 8.3 7.3

17 Net Domestic Product 78,18,898 82,17,675 87,37,681 93,59,476 1,00,71,224 5.1 6.3 7.1 7.6

18 Per Capita NNI 63,460 65,664 68,867 72,889 77,431 3.5 4.9 5.8 6.2

Source: Central Statistics Office, MOSPI, Government of India.

133.3



TABLE - 28.16 INDEX NUMBERS OF WHOLESALE PRICES BY MAJOR GROUPS AND SUB GROUPS, 2011-12 TO 2013-14

( Base 2004-05 =100)

Sl. No.

Major Group / Sub-Group Commodity Weight

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14(P)

1 2 3 4 5 6

All Commodities 100.00 156.13 167.60 177.60

1

Primary Articles 20.118 200.32 219.97 241.68

Food Articles 14.34 192.74 211.82 238.91

Food Grains 4.09 180.72 207.13 226.02

Cereals 3.37 176.23 199.87 225.55

Pulses 0.72 201.82 241.32 228.20

Fruits & Vegetables 3.84 183.15 198.40 244.42

Vegetables 1.74 179.26 210.08 294.82

Fruits 2.11 186.37 188.79 202.92

Milk 3.24 194.01 208.05 220.63

Eggs, Fish & Meat 2.41 214.33 244.52 275.87

Condiments & Spices 0.57 237.53 209.50 245.58

Other Food Articles 0.18 216.45 242.19 227.94

Non-Food Articles 4.26 182.70 201.92 213.19

Fibers 0.88 218.39 208.32 239.73

Oil Seeds 1.78 158.75 198.02 202.63

Other Non-Food Articles 1.39 195.30 211.13 213.35

Minerals 1.52 320.65 346.91 346.94

Metallic Minerals 0.49 411.52 438.95 387.87

Other Minerals 0.14 165.88 204.72 213.23

3

Fuel and Power 14.91 169.03 186.49 205.34

Coal Mining 2.09 191.00 208.58 190.78

Mineral Oils 9.36 184.02 202.45 225.92

Electricity 3.45 115.03 129.83 158.39

4

Manufactured Products 64.97 139.51 147.06 151.40

Food Products 9.97 151.20 163.49 168.76

Dairy Products 0.57 171.60 176.05 180.39

Canning, Preserving & Processing of Fish 0.36 139.58 143.96 165.01

Grain Mill Products 1.34 146.19 156.00 167.9

Bakery Products 0.44 127.19 129.97 138.97

Sugar, Khandasari and Gur 2.09 167.72 185.74 182.98

Manufacture of Salt 0.05 176.24 182.15 186.02

Edible Oils 3.04 135.72 148.11 146.98

Oil Cakes 0.494 175.30 210.75 223.52

Tea & Coffee Processing 0.711 156.62 163.28 182.05

Other Food Products etc. 0.879 157.44 164.61 178.21

2



TABLE - 28.16 (contd.) INDEX NUMBERS OF WHOLESALE PRICES BY MAJOR GROUPS AND SUB GROUPS, 2011-12 TO 2013-14

( Base 2004-05 =100)

Sl. No.

Major Group / Sub-Group Commodity Weight

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14(P)

1 2 3 4 5 6

5

Beverages Tobacco and Tobacco Products 1.762 163.27 175.34 185.95

Wine Industries 0.385 122.62 124.83 128.88

Malt Liquor 0.153 169.97 171.52 170.86

Soft Drinks & Carbonated water 0.241 148.52 152.78 161.47

6 Manufacture of Beedi, Manu. Cigarettes, Tobacco and Zarda

0.983 181.78 201.27 216.66

7

Textiles 7.326 128.54 131.35 138.83

Cotton Textiles 2.605 143.79 146.24 157.66

Cotton Yarn 1.377 154.70 157.22 174.07

Cotton Fabric 1.228 131.57 133.93 139.20

Man Made Textiles 2.206 120.02 124.10 131.62

Man Made Fibers 1.672 120.12 124.04 131.28

Man Made Fabric 0.533 119.72 124.26 132.65

Woolen Textiles 0.294 132.60 142.62 155.00

Jute, Hemp & Mesta Textiles 0.261 176.27 177.82 183.76

Other Miscellaneous Textiles 1.960 110.88 111.87 113.48

8

Wood and Wood Products 0.587 161.03 170.96 178.72

Paper and Paper Products 2.034 131.93 136.61 142.84

Paper & pulp 1.019 132.95 135.83 141.49

Manufacture of Board 0.550 124.94 128.20 131.18

Printing and Publishing of Newspapers etc. 0.465 137.90 148.20 159.59

9

Leather and Leather Products 0.835 130.03 134.20 143.14

Rubber and Plastic Products 2.987 133.62 137.54 145.98

Tyres and Tubes 0.541 161.15 163.08 174.18

Tyres 0.488 160.93 162.90 174.48

Tubes 0.053 163.03 165.07 171.38

Plastic Products 1.861 122.45 127.03 136.23

Rubber Products 0.584 143.58 147.36 150.97

Chemicals & Chemical Products 12.018 134.72 143.64 148.73

Basic Inorganic Chemicals 1.187 138.24 147.78 150.47

Basic Organic Chemicals 1.952 135.04 140.27 147.14

Fertilizers and Pesticides 3.145 129.83 144.72 148.19

Fertilizers 2.661 132.58 149.01 152.27

Pesticides 0.483 114.85 121.16 125.76

Paints, Varnishes and Lacquers 0.529 128.48 143.59 147.58

Dyestuffs & Indigo 0.563 122.47 126.92 132.02

Drugs & Medicines 0.456 119.64 124.24 126.83

Perfumes, Cosmetics Toiletries etc. 1.130 145.34 151.94 157.23

Turpentine, Synthetic Resins, Plastic Materials etc. 0.586 136.06 140.02 147.21

Matches, Explosives & Other Chemicals 0.629 135.45 142.60 149.85

10



TABLE - 28.16 (concld.) INDEX NUMBERS OF WHOLESALE PRICES BY MAJOR GROUPS AND SUB GROUPS, 2011-12 TO 2013-14

( Base 2004-05 =100)

Sl. No.

Major Group/ Sub-Group Commodity Weight

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14(P)

1 2 3 4 5 6

11

Non-Metallic Mineral Products 2.556 152.92 163.28 166.24

Structural Clay Products 0.658 155.26 164.71 176.02

Glass, Earthenware, China ware & their Products 0.256 127.02 130.84 131.65

Cement & Lime 1.386 156.97 168.63 167.09

Cement, Slate & Graphite products 0.256 150.78 163.17 171.05

12

Basic Metals, Alloys & Metal Products 10.748 156.29 166.07 164.53

Ferrous Metals 8.064 147.68 156.33 154.83

Iron & Semis 1.563 152.68 161.60 154.07

Steel: Long 1.630 158.47 169.67 165.60

Steel: Flat 2.611 145.98 154.21 153.84

Steel: Pipes & Tubes 0.314 125.24 128.03 129.79

Stainless Steel & Alloys 0.938 145.93 156.78 159.75

Casting & Forgings 0.871 133.54 138.86 142.61

Ferro Alloys 0.137 146.75 151.66 155.68

Non-Ferrous Metals 1.004 157.12 160.93 164.05

Aluminum 0.489 128.07 134.09 137.84

Other Non-Ferrous Metals 0.515 184.69 186.42 188.98

Ferro Alloys 0.137 146.75 151.66 155.68

Non-Ferrous Metals 1.004 157.12 160.93 164.05

13

Machinery & Machine Tools 8.931 125.08 128.36 131.60

Agricultural Machinery & Implements 0.139 133.89 137.02 141.64

Industrial Machinery 1.838 142.34 146.19 150.07

Construction Machinery 0.045 131.67 135.71 136.90

Machine Tools 0.367 144.97 154.43 160.13

Air Condition & Refrigerators 0.429 109.82 112.48 115.62

Non-Electrical Machinery 1.0260 121.63 122.88 123.75

Electrical Machinery, Equipments & Batteries 2.343 129.73 132.96 136.53

Electrical Accessories, Wires, Cables etc. 1.063 138.03 143.43 150.28

Electrical Apparels & Appliances 0.337 116.27 117.44 117.67

Electronics Items 0.961 84.84 86.68 87.85

14 IT Hardware 0.267 88.49 89.19 88.42

Communication Equipments 0.118 94.17 94.11 95.85

Transport Equipment & Parts 5.213 124.58 129.83 134.51

Auto motives 4.231 123.78 129.04 134.05

Auto Parts 0.804 125.33 130.24 133.55

Other Transport Equipments 0.178 140.26 147.32 150.13

Source: Office of the Economic Advisor, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India.

15



TABLE - 28.17 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS FOR INDUSTRIAL WORKERS, MONTH WISE, 2011 TO 2014

(Base:2001=100)

Sl. No.

Month 2011 2012 2013 2014

Food General Food General Food General Food General

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 January 205 188 206 198 235 221 256 237

2 February 197 185 207 199 238 223 256 238

3 March 196 185 212 201 240 224 258 239

4 April 197 186 218 205 245 226 264 242

5 May 198 187 219 206 248 228 267 244

6 June 201 189 222 208 255 231 270 246

7 July 204 193 227 212 259 235 280 252

8 August 205 194 230 214 262 237 282 253

9 September 209 197 232 215 263 238 280 253

10 October 212 198 233 217 268 241 280 253

11 November 212 199 235 218 273 243 280 253

12 December 207 197 235 219 262 239 277 253

- 191.50 - 209.33 - 232.16 - 246.90

Source: Labour Bureau, Ministry of Labour & Employment, Govt. of India, Shimla.

Average

TABLE - 28.18 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS FOR INDUSTRIAL WORKERS (GENERAL INDEX), 2007 TO 2015

(Base: 2001=100)

State Sl. No.

Centre Weight 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Telangana

1 Godavarikhani 1.17 135 150 169 193 200 216 242

2 Warangal 0.98 133 149 172 199 204 222 247

3 Hyderabad 1.51 123 135 152 165 174 190 207

Andhra Pr.

4 Vijayawada 1.18 126 137 161 180 188 207 236

5 Visakhapatnam 1.98 126 135 153 173 192 213 236

6 Guntur 1.81 126 139 161 181 194 208 233

Assam

7 Doom Dooma - Tinsukia 0.44 125 133 147 160 170 182 196

8 Guwahati 0.50 120 128 143 156 168 184 198

9 Labac - Silchar 0.33 130 143 155 178 186 197 216

10 Mariani - Jorhat 0.46 127 133 147 158 171 185 195

11 Rangapara -Tezpur

0.46 126 131 144 154 163 171 186

Bihar 12 Munger -Jamalpur 1.06 134 145 162 182 199 215 238

Chhattisgarh 13 Bhilai 0.50 132 145 162 180 206 241 265

Goa 14 Goa 0.36 130 144 164 188 203 222 248

Sl. No.

1

1

2

3

4

5

6

2014 2015

13 14

262 274

259 272

217 228

240 251

249 263

251 259

239 235

214 226

243 247

217 230

213 228

253 274

277 291

258 276



TABLE - 28.18 (contd.) CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS FOR INDUSTRIAL WORKERS (GENERAL INDEX), 2007 TO 2015

(Base: 2001=100)

State Sl. No.

Centre Weight 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Gujarat

15 Ahmadabad 1.37 129 138 151 171 186 206 233

16 Bhavnagar 1.66 129 135 147 174 189 206 221

17 Rajkot 1.81 126 132 146 174 193 216 231

18 Surat 1.18 127 134 146 162 174 192 218

19 Vadodara 2.00 127 133 147 167 180 198 219

Haryana 20 Faridabad 1.34 130 145 160 182 194 207 218

21 Yamunanagar 1.67 133 145 162 183 197 215 230

Himachal Pr. 22 Himachal Pr. 0.57 126 135 147 161 172 188 208

J & K 23 Srinagar 0.45 125 134 145 159 172 190 203

Jharkhand

24 Bokaro 0.91 130 142 158 168 192 210 229

25 Giridih 0.55 146 156 177 204 232 250 282

26 Jamshedpur 1.02 132 142 157 182 213 232 251

27 Jharia 0.84 136 146 161 180 198 222 262

28 Kodarma 0.43 140 149 169 190 215 236 263

29 Ranchi-Hatia 0.71 133 148 170 199 220 235 267

Karnataka

30 Bangalore 1.95 136 150 167 181 194 211 238

31 Belgaum 0.96 133 144 162 179 200 217 242

32 Hubli-Dharwar 1.18 132 147 164 182 200 219 248

33 Mercara 0.63 121 135 154 172 188 208 240

34 Mysore 0.92 130 142 160 174 187 205 242

Kerala

35 Ernakulam 3.08 131 142 153 167 185 199 225

36 Mundakayam 1.83 130 145 159 174 191 213 251

37 Quilon 1.75 129 143 154 173 195 206 236

Madhya Pradesh

38 Bhopal 1.35 135 145 161 185 205 221 238

39 Chhindwara 1.21 137 150 162 177 195 216 242

40 Indore 1.05 131 140 152 168 181 200 222

41 Jabalpur 1.55 135 148 159 184 198 212 231

Sl. No.

1

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

2014 2015

13 14

238 249

225 239

237 248

224 238

230 244

226 240

241 248

222 232

219 235

251 268

293 289

265 288

279 290

285 297

286 297

254 268

253 266

266 281

255 269

258 267

248 260

264 274

260 277

251 260

217 262

232 243

240 256



TABLE - 28.18 (concld.) CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS FOR INDUSTRIAL WORKERS (GENERAL INDEX), 2007 TO 2015

(Base: 2001=100)

Sl. No.

State Sl. No.

Centre Weight 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2104 2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

14 Maharashtra

42 Mumbai 9.57 137 136 148 163 178 196 218 257 276

43 Nagpur 1.06 140 142 155 183 207 224 246 277 294

44 Nasik 1.50 130 132 158 165 186 208 228 255 271

45 Pune 1.81 136 137 159 167 185 204 221 254 266

46 Sholapur 0.95 139 141 151 166 182 204 220 261 281

15 47 Angul Talcher 0.88 128 143 160 181 200 221 241 256 265

48 Rourkela 0.71 137 149 166 186 204 222 245 260 270

16 Punjab

49 Amritsar 1.07 139 149 163 190 208 227 240 255 263

50 Jalandhar 0.96 131 141 155 174 190 205 224 239 250

51 Ludhiana 0.57 134 146 160 175 191 205 222 235 251

17 Rajasthan

52 Ajmer 1.56 129 138 152 175 191 215 233 240 248

53 Bhilwara 0.73 133 144 158 176 192 215 236 245 259

54 Jaipur 1.09 134 145 159 179 192 214 230 238 245

18 Tamilnadu

55 Chennai 2.31 124 135 149 161 171 196 218 230 248

56 Coimbatore 1.26 127 137 151 166 176 193 217 231 243

57 Coonoor 1.18 122 134 148 168 182 204 224 241 261

58 Madurai 1.17 121 134 147 162 174 196 218 239 259

59 Salem 1.12 122 134 151 163 172 192 216 233 254

60 Tiruchirapally 1.37 126 141 156 174 184 208 232 253 261

19 Tripura 61 Tripura 0.26 123 131 144 156 167 177 194 210 227

20 Uttar Pradesh

62 Agra 1.91 136 146 168 193 208 220 240 255 269

63 Ghaziabad 1.82 132 142 159 182 198 209 232 240 256

64 Kanpur 2.09 132 141 158 183 200 214 237 255 268

65 Lucknow 2.75 129 144 163 185 195 203 224 242 261

66 Varanasi 2.64 131 142 160 183 194 208 231 247 265

21 West Bengal

67 Asansol 1.08 138 151 171 195 211 231 256 277 290

68 Darjeeling 0.53 130 142 153 170 184 196 215 232 239

69 Durgapur 1.14 130 140 155 178 193 215 263 282 287

70 Haldia 1.74 124 131 144 161 185 211 230 241 275

71 Howrah 0.79 130 139 154 171 183 199 215 228 240

72 Jalpaiguri 0.48 125 136 150 167 179 192 221 241 252

73 Kolkata 1.51 132 142 156 172 185 199 222 239 251

74 Raniganj 0.99 132 140 156 169 180 195 214 228 238

75 Siliguri 0.48 135 144 156 173 187 197 218 233 241

22 Chandigarh 76 Chandigarh 0.16 131 140 155 175 197 213 232 245 254

23 Delhi 77 Delhi 1.99 128 137 147 163 176 191 209 223 234

24 Puducherry 78 Puducherry 0.59 130 146 163 173 184 209 237 256 271

All India 100.00 131 142 157 176 192 209 232 247 261 Note: The totals of the respective weights may not tally as the original weight are calculated to six places of decimals whereas the weights given here are rounded to two places of decimals. Source: Labour Bureau, Ministry of Labour & Employment

Odisha



TABLE - 28.19 DISTRIBUTION OF ESTABLISHMENTS AND PERSONS EMPLOYED

ACCORDING TO SIXTH ECONOMIC CENSUS

Sl. No.

Type of Establishment

Establishments by location (in Nos.) Persons Employed by location (in Nos.)

Rural Urban Combined

Rural Urban Combined

Number % Number % Number % Number %

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Total Establishments

1

Agricultural 1,20,85,209

92.03 10,46,364

7.97 1,31,31,573 2,10,57,320

92.00 18,25,181

8.00 2,28,82,501

(34.73) (4.42) (22.45) (31.01) (2.88) (17.42)

Non- Agricultural

2,27,10,545 50.06

2,26,53,241 49.94

4,53,63,786 4,68,38,101 43.20

61573266 56.80

10,84,11,367

(65.27) (95.58) (77.55) (68.99) (97.12) (82.57)

Total 3,47,95,753

59.48 2,36,99,605

40.52 5,84,95,359 6,78,95,421

51.71 6,33,98,447

48.29 13,12,93,868

(100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00)

Own Account Establishments

2

Agricultural 1,09,54,165

92.60 8,75,117

7.40 1,18,29,282 1,76,20,359

93.30 12,61,339

6.70 1,88,81,698

(39.74) (6.08) (28.19) 44.86 (6.68) (32.47)

Non- Agricultural

1,66,09,685 55.12

1,35,25,037 44.88

3,01,34,722 2,16,59,511 55.16

1,76,07,620 44.84

3,92,67,131

(60.26) (93.92) (71.81) (55.14) (93.32) (67.53)

Total 2,75,63,850

65.68 1,44,00,154

34.32 4,19,64,004 3,92,79,870

67.55 1,88,68,959

34.45 5,81,48,829

(100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00)

Establishments with at least one hired worker

3

Agricultural 11,31,044

86.90 1,71,247

13.10 13,02,291 34,36,961

85.90 5,63,842

14.10 40,00,803

(15.23) (2.30) (8.75) (12.01) (1.27) (5.47)

Non- Agricultural

61,00,860 40.10

91,28,204 59.90

1,52,29,064 2,51,78,590 36.41

4,39,65,645 63.59

6,91,44,236

(84.77) (97.70) (91.25) (87.99) (98.73) (94.53)

Total 72,31,904

43.74 92,99,451

56.26 1,65,31,355 2,86,15,551

39.12 4,45,29,488

60.88 7,31,45,039

(100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00)

Establishments with special characteristics

4

Without Premises

66,66,084 61.80

41,21,697 38.20

1,07,87,781 - -

- -

-

(19.16) (17.39) (18.44) - - -

Perennial 3,14,34,171

57.78 2,29,65,771

42.22 5,43,99,942 6,12,46,171

49.79 6,17,91,480

50.21 12,30,37,651

(90.03) (96.90) (93.00) (90.20) (97.47) (93.71)

Under Private Proprietary Ownership

3,08,34,391 58.97

2,14,56,132 41.03

5,22,90,523 5,39,12,973 52.31

4,91,47,733 47.69

10,30,60,706

(88.62) (90.53) (89.39) (79.41) (77.52) (94.70)

Source: All India report of Sixth Economic Census, Government of India



TABLE - 28.20 DISTRIBUTION OF ESTABLISHMENTS AND PERSONS EMPLOYED IN RURAL SECTOR

ACCORDING TO SIXTH ECONOMIC CENSUS ( in Nos.)

Sl. No.

Broad activity code

Establishments Persons Employed

Without Hired

Workers

With at least one Hired Worker

Total Without Hired

Workers


Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Activity relating to Agriculture other than crop production and Plantation

4,42,819 1,48,358 5,91,177 6,39,306 5,90,880 12,30,186

2 Livestock 96,30,550 8,98,069 1,05,28,619 1,54,52,474 25,34,976 1,79,87,450

3 Forestry and Logging 5,42,477 35,803 5,78,280 10,57,948 1,09,423 11,67,371

4 Fishing and aqua culture 3,38,319 48,814 3,87,133 470,631 2,01,682 6,72,313

Sub-total : Agricultural Activities 1,09,54,165 11,31,044 1,20,85,209 1,76,20,359 34,36,961 2,10,57,320

5 Mining and quarrying 31,532 31,278 62,810 48,984 3,55,972 4,04,956

6 Manufacturing 43,84,006 10,58,864 54,42,870 62,37,877 74,04,596 1,36,42,473

7 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning

7,765 24,433 32,198 10,683 2,32,010 2,42,693

8 Water supply, sewerage, waste 46,729 43,590 90,319 54,828 1,03,831 1,58,659

9 Construction 3,50,081 1,48,539 4,98,620 4,14,587 6,02,952 10,17,539

10 Whole sale trade, retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motor cycles

2,19,050 1,12,980 3,32,030 2,65,029 4,11,097 6,76,126

11 Whole sale trade (not covered in item-10 above)

2,67,340 1,04,120 3,71,460 3,60,432 4,25,663 7,86,095

12 Retail trade (not covered in item-10 above)

65,66,905 11,74,976 77,41,881 81,09,452 30,88,544 1,11,97,996

13 Transportation and storage 12,70,620 3,08,319 15,78,939 13,92,964 9,16,345 23,09,309

14 Accommodation and Food service 7,64,832 3,46,170 11,11,002 10,76,715 11,82,771 22,59,486

15 Information & communication 58,319 51,908 1,10,227 70,822 2,19,723 2,90,545

16 Financial and insurance activities 2,53,545 1,31,041 3,84,586 5,73,886 5,12,005 10,85,891

17 Real estate activities 83,134 12,031 95,165 92,101 39,665 131,766

18 Professional, scientific & technical 1,06,299 68,623 1,74,922 1,28,020 1,94,174 322,194

19 Administrative and support service 2,16,189 1,14,958 3,31,147 2,72,634 4,18,534 6,91,168

20 Education 1,32,501 13,12,551 14,45,052 1,98,427 64,25,024 66,23,451

21 Human health & social work activities

2,32,563 2,75,970 5,08,533 2,96,479 10,02,726 12,99,205

22 Arts entertainment, sports and amusement

65,735 56,070 1,21,805 1,12,317 1,50,080 2,62,397

23 Other service activities not Elsewhere Classified

15,52,540 7,24,439 22,76,979 19,43,274 14,92,878 34,36,152

Sub-total: Non-Agricultural Activities 1,66,09,685 61,00,860 2,27,10,545 1,35,25,037 91,28,204 2,26,53,241

Total 2,75,63,850 72,31,904 3,47,95,754 1,44,00,154 92,99,451 2,36,99,605

Source: All India report of Sixth Economic Census, Government of India



TABLE - 28.21 DISTRIBUTION OF ESTABLISHMENTS AND PERSONS EMPLOYED IN URBAN SECTOR

ACCORDING TO SIXTH ECONOMIC CENSUS (in Nos.)

Sl. No

Broad activity code


Without Hired

Workers


Total Without Hired

Workers


Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Activity relating to Agriculture other than crop production and Plantation

31,225 19,077 50,302 44,135 87,307 1,31,442

2 Livestock 7,38,186 1,23,521 8,61,707 10,75,424 3,55,568 14,30,992

3 Forestry and Logging 16,313 7,874 24,187 23,440 33,998 57,438

4 Fishing and aqua culture 89,393 20,775 1,10,168 1,18,340 86,969 2,05,309

Sub-total : Agricultural Activities

8,75,117 1,71,247 10,46,364 12,61,339 5,63,842 18,25,181

5 Mining and quarrying 9327 13039 22366 13208 139310 152518

6 Manufacturing 28,35,061 20,51,891 48,86,952 41,12,748 1,26,02,052 1,67,14,800


8,005 21,138 29,143 10,313 2,91,236 3,01,549

8 Water supply, sewerage, waste 49,388 36,941 86,329 61,336 1,97,915 2,59,251

9 Construction 3,11,806 1,63,122 4,74,928 3,72,395 9,40,160 13,12,555


2,85,852 4,02,633 6,88,485 3,69,672 16,23,829 19,93,501

11 Whole sale trade (not covered in item-10 above)

2,32,887 3,42,161 5,75,048 3,13,764 13,84,512 16,98,276

12 Retail trade (not covered in item-10 above)

54,38,839 28,83,767 83,22,606 68,81,037 91,13,439 1,59,94,476

13 Transportation and storage 10,86,182 3,36,747 14,22,929 11,94,886 15,43,060 27,37,946

14 Accommodation and Food service

6,97,913 6,35,558 13,33,471 9,72,030 28,55,390 3827,420

15 Information & communication 1,09,275 1,24,766 2,34,041 1,34,898 14,31,450 1566,348

16 Financial and insurance activities

1,73,673 2,10,862 3,84,535 2,64,365 14,87,966 1752,331

17 Real estate activities 2,71,573 73,534 3,45,107 3,10,015 2,60,680 570,695

18 Professional, scientific & technical

1,88,297 2,00,340 3,88,637 2,27,686 10,34,906 1262,592

19 Administrative and support service

1,82,390 2,02,740 3,85,130 2,30,300 11,47,377 1377,677

20 Education 2,24,186 3,68,716 5,92,902 2,83,769 36,89,132 3972,901


1,78,057 2,96,428 4,74,485 2,25,460 19,72,889 2198,349

22 Arts entertainment, sports & amusement

63,287 57,403 1,20,690 97,708 2,54,653 352,361

23 Other service activities not elsewhere classified

11,79,039 7,06,418 18,85,457 15,32,030 19,95,690 3527,720

Sub-total: Non-Agricultural Activities

1,35,25,037 91,28,204 2,26,53,241 1,76,07,620 4,39,65,646 6,15,73,266

Total 1,44,00,154 92,99,451 2,36,99,605 1,88,68,959 4,45,29,488 6,33,98,447

Source: All India report of Sixth Economic Census, Government of India.



TABLE - 28.22 DISTRIBUTION OF TOTAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND PERSONS EMPLOYED

ACCORDING TO SIXTH ECONOMIC CENSUS ( in Nos.)

Sl. No.

Broad activity code


Without Hired

Workers


Total Without Hired

Workers


Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Activity relating to Agriculture other than crop production & Plantation

4,74,044 1,67,435 6,41,479 6,83,441 6,78,187 13,61,628

2 Livestock 1,03,68,736 10,21,590 1,13,90,326 1,65,27,898 28,90,544 1,94,18,442

3 Forestry and Logging 5,58,790 43,677 6,02,467 10,81,388 1,43,421 12,24,809

4 Fishing and aqua culture 4,27,712 69,589 4,97,301 5,88,971 2,88,651 8,77,622

Sub-total :Agricultural Activities 1,18,29,282 13,02,291 1,31,31,573 1,88,81,698 40,00,803 2,28,82,501

5 Mining and quarrying 40,859 44,317 85,176 62,192 4,95,282 5,57,474

6 Manufacturing 72,19,067 31,10,755 1,03,29,822 1,03,50,625 2,00,06,648 3,03,57,273


15,770 45,571 61,341 20,996 5,23,246 5,44,242

8 Water supply, sewerage, waste 96,117 80,531 1,76,648 1,16,164 3,01,746 4,17,910

9 Construction 6,61,887 3,11,661 9,73,548 7,86,982 15,43,112 23,30,094


5,04,902 5,15,613 10,20,515 6,34,701 20,34,926 26,69,627

11 Whole sale trade ( not covered in item-10

5,00,227 4,46,281 9,46,508 6,74,196 18,10,175 24,84,371

12 Retail trade (not covered in item-10 above

1,20,05,744 40,58,743 1,60,64,487 1,49,90,489 1,22,01,983 2,71,92,472

13 Transportation and storage 23,56,802 6,45,066 30,01,868 25,87,850 24,59,405 50,47255

14 Accommodation and Food service

14,62,745 9,81,728 24,44,473 20,48,745 40,38,161 60,86,906

15 Information & communication 1,67,594 1,76,674 3,44,268 2,05,720 16,51,173 18,56,893

16 Financial and insurance activities

4,27,218 3,41,903 7,69,121 8,38,251 19,99,971 28,38,222

17 Real estate activities 3,54,707 85,565 4,40,272 4,02,116 3,00,345 7,02,461

18 Professional, scientific & technical

2,94,596 2,68,963 5,63,559 3,55,706 12,29,080 15,84,786

19 Administrative and support service

3,98,579 3,17,698 7,16,277 5,02,934 15,65,911 20,68,845

20 Education 3,56,687 16,81,267 20,37,954 4,82,196 1,01,14,156 1,05,96,352


4,10,620 5,72,398 9,83,018 5,21,939 29,75,615 34,97,554

22 Arts entertainment, sports & amusement

1,29,022 1,13,473 2,42,495 2,10,025 4,04,733 6,14,758

23 Other service activities not Elsewhere classified

27,31,579 14,30,857 41,62,436 34,75,304 34,88,568 69,63,872

Sub-total: Non-Agricultural Activities

3,01,34,722 1,52,29,064 4,53,63,786 3,92,67,131 6,91,44,236 10,84,11,367

Total 4,19,64,004 1,65,31,355 5,84,95,359 5,81,48,829 7,31,45,039 13,12,93,868

Source: All India report of Sixth Economic Census, Government of India.



SPATIAL LOCATIONS OF DISTRICTS

Sl. No. District District

Headquarters Latitude Longitude

1 Adilabad Adilabad 19° 40' 39" N 78° 32' 2" E

2 Nizamabad Nizamabad 18° 40' 28" N 78° 5' 46" E

3 Karimnagar Karimnagar 18° 26' 19" N 79° 7' 36" E

4 Medak Sangareddy 17° 37' 40" N 78° 5' 9" E

5 Hyderabad Hyderabad 17° 24' 18" N 78° 27' 51" E

6 Rangareddy Hyderabad 17° 24' 18" N 78° 27' 51" E

7 Mahabubnagar Mahabubnagar 16° 44' 51" N 77° 59' 27" E

8 Nalgonda Nalgonda 17° 3' 54" N 79° 16' 15" E

9 Warangal Warangal 17° 58' 34" N 79° 36' 4" E

10 Khammam Khammam 17° 18' 30" N 80° 14' 44" E

Source: Telangana State Remote Sensing Applications Centre, Hyderabad.



ABBREVIATIONS USED

N.A = Not Available

- = Nil or Negligible

% = Percentage

Kg. = Kilogram

m.m. = Millimeter

Km. = Kilometer

K.v. = Kilovolt

K.w. = Kilowatt

K.w.h. = Kilowatt hour

G.w.h. = Giga watt hour

M.V.A = Million Volts Ampere

M.W. = Megawatt

Sq. Km. = Square Kilometer

Tonne = Metric Tonne

W.B.M = Water Bound Macadam

M.C.M = Million cubic meters

ROM = Run of Mines

ADB = Adilabad

NZB = Nizamabad

KRM = Karimnagar

MDK = Medak

HYD = Hyderabad

RR = Rangareddy

MBR = Mahabubnagar

NLG = Nalgonda

WGL = Warangal

KMM = Khammam



(For Changing British units of Weight, Length and Capacity in to Metric Units)

I. STANDARDS OF WEIGHTS

1 Ounce = 28.3495 Grams

1 Gram = 0.035274 Ounce

= 0.09 Tola

1 Pound = 0.45359 Kilogram

1 Kilogram = 2.20462 Pounds

1 Tonne (Metric Ton) = 0.98420 Ton

= 1,000 Kilograms

= 10 Quintals

1 Ton = 1.01605 Metric Tons

= 2,240 Pounds

1 Maund = 0.037324 Metric Tons

= 82.2857 Pounds

= 0.3732 Quintal

1 CWT = 0.508 Quintal

1 Seer = 0.9331 kilogram

1 Bale of Cotton Lint (392 lbs.) = 0.1778 Metric Ton

1 Bale of Jute (400 lbs.) = 0.181436 Metric Ton

1 Metric Ton = 5.624 Bales

= 5.5166 Bales of Jute

II. STANDARDS OF AREA

1 Hectare = 2.47105 Acres

1 Acre = 0.404686 Hectare

= 4,840 Square Yards

= 43,564 Square Feet

1 Sq. Mile = 640 Acres

= 2.59 Sq. Kilometers

1 Sq. Kilometer = 0.3861 Sq. Miles

= 100 Hectares

1 Sq. Yard = 0.8361 Sq. Meter

1 Sq. Meter = 1.1960 Sq. Yards

III. STANDARDS OF LENGTH AND CAPACITY

1 Kilometer = 0.6214 Mile

1 Meter = 1.0936 Yards

1Yard = 0.9144 Meter

= 91.44 Centimeters

1 Inch = 25.4 Millimeters

1 Millimeter = 0.04 Inch

1 Gallon = 4.546 Liters

1 Litre = 0.2199 Gallon

CONVERSION TABLE



OFFICIALS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PUBLICATION

Sl. No. Name

(Sarva Sri) Designation

1 G. Lakshmi Narayana Joint Director

2 A. Rajasheker Reddy Assistant Director

3 D. Jayanthi Mala Deputy Statistical Officer

4 G. Krishnaiah Deputy Statistical Officer

5 S. Niranjan Reddy Deputy Statistical Officer

6 B.M.L. Narsimha Deputy Statistical Officer

7 M. Suri Babu Deputy Statistical Officer

8 M. Amarender Rao Assistant Statistical Officer

9 Md. Ishaq Assistant Statistical Officer