Statistical Year Book, 2016

Statistical Year Book 2016
Directorate of Economics and Statistics
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Government of Telangana
STATISTICAL YEAR BOOK

2016
DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS

GOVERNMENT OF TELANGANA
HYDERABAD
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Dr. V. Subramanyam
Director
Directorate of Economics and

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
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INDEX
Sl. No.
Chapter Name
Page Nos.
Overview
1-1
Population
2 - 66
Health and Family Welfare
67 - 76
Climate
77 - 86
Agriculture
87 - 116
Irrigation
117 - 124
Livestock and Fisheries
125 - 136
Forests
137 - 146
Industries
147 - 156
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
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Overview
The Sate of Telangana emerged as 29th
was merged with former Andhra State to form
State in the Indian Union as per the Andhra
Andhra Pradesh. Following a popular movement
Pradesh Reorganization Act, 2014 (No. 6 of 2014)
of separation, Telangana was awarded Statehood
of Parliament, which received the assent of the
on 2nd June, 2014.
President of India on the 1st March, 2014 and

came into existence with effect from 2nd June,
The
State
is
bordered
by
the
States
2014 with the city Hyderabad as its capital.
of Maharashtra to the North and North-West
The said Andhra Pradesh Reorganization Act,
and Chhattisgarh to the North, Karnataka to the
2014 was received an amendment called the
West, and Andhra Pradesh to the South, East and
Andhra Pradesh Reorganization (Amendment)
North-East. The major cities in Telangana State
Act, 2014 (No. 19 of 2014) on the 17th July, 2014,
include Hyderabad, Warangal, Mahabubnagar,
transferring certain mandals and villages (327) of
Karimnagar,
Khammam district to residual Andhra Pradesh,
The Sate is strategically located in the Deccan
enforcing this amendment with effect from
plateau in the Central stretch of the eastern
29th May, 2014.
seaboard of Indian Peninsula. The Climate of the
Nizamabad,
and
Khammam.
State is predominantly hot and dry.

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
Hyderabad,
ruled
by
Nizam
of
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,
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1. POPULATION
The Government of India, in exercise
(327) revenue villages that were transferred
of the powers conferred under the provisions of
to the State of
the Census Act, 1948, conducting the population
per
census across the country once in a decade and
(Amendment) Act, 2014 (No. 19 of 2014) along
releasing
with certain comparisons with that of the earlier
the
results
in
different
phases.
the
Andhra Pradesh (Residual) as
Andhra
Pradesh
Reorganization
has
censuses. Consequently, the geographical area
conducted the population census in the year
of the Telangana State is 1,12,077 sq. kms., with
2011 and released the final results, up to the
a population of 350.04 lakh consisting of 176.12
village
lakh
Accordingly,
the
level,
Government
in
different
of
India
classifications.
males
and
173.92
lakh
females.
An attempt is made in this chapter to present
The sex
ratio is 988 in the State. The details of
the results of the population census, 2011
population is shown in the following graph.
conducted in Telangana State, excluding those
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Composition of Population
One of the important characteristics of
declined from 957 in 2001 to 932 in 2011. The sex
demography of population is sex composition or
ratio of the SC population at 1,008 in 2011 is
sex ratio. The sex ratio is defined as the number
much higher than the State average of 988 in all
of females per 1,000 males in the population.
districts, except Rangareddy, Hyderabad and
This ratio for the State is 988 according to 2011
Mahabubnagar districts.
Census. One distinguishing feature is that the sex
population at 977 in 2011 is marginally lower
ratio in the districts of Nizamabad, Adilabad,
than the State average of 988, but it is higher in
Karimnagar and Khammam is more than 1,000.
Adilabad, Karimnagar, Nizamabad and Khammam
The sex ratio has shown an increasing trend in
districts.
The sex ratio of ST
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
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,
whereas Hyderabad district has the highest
in general, as average number of persons
density of 18,172 per sq. kilometer. The districts
residing per square kilometer of area. The density
of Adilabad, Khammam and Mahabubnagar have
of population in the State ranges from 170 to
lower density of population with 170, 197 and
18,172 per square kilometer. Adilabad district has
220 per sq. kilometer respectively, compared to
the lowest density of 170 per sq. kilometer,
the State average of 312 per sq. kilometer.
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Growth of Population
The
growth
of
population
have
preceding decade. The growth of the population
considerable impact on economic development,
in urban areas has been witnessing a significant
particularly State like Telangana. It necessitates
increase and grew by 38.12% during the decade
meticulous planning for requirement of food
2001 and 2011 as compared with 25.13% in the
grains, housing, education, health and other
preceding decade.
infrastructure for leading better life. The people
population in the State grew by a modest 2.13%
of the State are predominantly residing in rural
as per the 2011 census. Out of the total urban
areas with 61.12% and the rest 38.88% are
population of the State, around 30% is residing in
residing in urban areas.
the capital city of Hyderabad alone.
The
will
overall growth
of total population during the decade 2001 and

2011 is 13.58%, whereas it was 18.77% in the
In sharp contrast, rural
The decadal growth rates from 1901-11 to

2001-11 is depicted in the graph given below:
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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.
action for providing these facilities based on the
The
distribution of population in rural and urban
uneven distribution in either of the areas will
areas. Urban population, according to 2011
pose problems relating to administration, law
census, is 136.09 lakhs, whereas it was 98.53 lakhs
and order, transportation, water and other
in 2001, increased by 36% over the decade in the
amenities. Government is taking appropriate
State.
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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.
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COMPOSITION OF WORKFORCE
any
Agricultural labourer: Agricultural labourer is a
economically gainful activity are considered as
person working in another persons land for
workers or workforce. According to population
wages in cash
Census 2011, total workforce of the State is
cultivation. Total number of agricultural labourers
163.42 lakhs.
as per Census 2011 in the State are 59.15 lakhs.
Workforce:
Persons
engaged
in
or kind. He has no risk of
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
Household
industry
Household
worker:
engaged in any economically gainful activity for
industry worker is a person who work for a major
183 days or more in a year. There are 137.20 lakh
part in household industry. Household industry
main workers, of which 22.42 lakhs belong to
relates to production,
scheduled castes and 14.58 lakhs belongs to
repairing or making and selling of goods. There
scheduled tribes, as per 2011 Census.
are 7.77 lakh persons engaged in household
Marginal workers: Marginal workers are persons
industry.
engaged in any economically gainful activity for
Other worker:
less than 183 days. As per 2011, Census there are
engaged in the activities other than cultivation,
26.22 lakh marginal workers, of which 4.96 lakhs
agricultural labour
belong to scheduled castes and 2.93 Lakhs
There are as many as 64.99 lakh other workers in
belongs to scheduled tribes.
the State.
Cultivator: Cultivator is a person who is engaged
Non worker: Non worker is a person who is not
as employer or worker in cultivation of certain
engaged in any gainful activity. There are 186.62
crops on land owned by him or held by him for
lakh non workers as per 2011 Census.
payment in money, kind or share.
Other
processing, servicing,
worker
are
persons
and household industry.
Cultivators
include supervision or directions of cultivation.

Total number of cultivators are 31.51 lakhs as per
2011 Census.
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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.
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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
1.20
Number of Households having each of the specified Assets, 2010
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
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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
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TABLE - 1.1
DEMOGRAPHIC AND OTHER KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE STATE
Sl. No.
Item
Unit
Area
Districts
Nos.
10
Revenue Divisions
Nos.
42
Towns (as per 2011 Census)
Nos.
158
Municipal Corporations
Nos.
Municipalities
Nos.
37
Nagar Panchayats
Nos.
25
Zilla Praja Parishads
Nos.
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
Households
Nos.
83,03,612
Household size
Nos.
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
Rural Population
Nos.
2,13,95,009
Males
Nos.
1,07,04,993
Females
Nos.
1,06,90,016
Ratio
999
13
14
15
Sq. Kms.
Quantity
Percentage to Total Population

16
1,12,077
61.12
Urban Population
Nos.
1,36,08,665
Males
Nos.
69,06,640
Females
Nos.
67,02,025
Ratio
970
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38.88
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TABLE - 1.1 (concld.)
DEMOGRAPHIC AND OTHER KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE STATE
Sl. No.
Item
Unit
17
Nos.
54,08,800
Males
Nos.
26,93,127
Females
Nos.
27,15,673
Ratio
1,008
ST Population
Nos.
31,77,940
Males
Nos.
16,07,656
Females
Nos.
15,70,284
Ratio
977
Child Population (0-6 years)
Nos.
38,99,166
Males
Nos.
20,17,935
Females
Nos.
18,81,231
11.14
Nos.
932
Literates
Nos.
2,06,96,778
Males
Nos.
1,17,01,729
Females
Nos.
89,95,049
Literacy Rate
Rate
66.54
Males
75.04
Females
57.99
Total Workers
Nos.
1,63,41,942
Main Workers
Nos.
1,37,19,871
Marginal Workers
Nos.
26,22,063
Member of Parliament (MPs) (Rajya Sabha)
Nos.
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

19
20
21
22
23
SC Population

18
Quantity
Public Representatives:
12
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TABLE - 1.2
POPULATION AND ITS VARIATION, SEX RATIO AND DENSITY FROM 1901 TO 2011 CENSUS
Census
Years
Males
Females
Variation over the

preceding census
Total
Numbers
Sex
Density
Ratio
Percentage
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
Note: Density=Number of persons per sq. km.
988
312
Source: Directorate of Census Operations, Hyderabad.
TABLE - 1.3
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA, REVENUE DIVISIONS, MANDALS, TOWNS, VILLAGES, MUNICIPAL BODIES,
GRAM PANCHAYATS, MPPs AND ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES, 2015
Number of (as on 31-03-2015)
10
Assembly
Constituencies
Mandal Praja
Parishads
Gram
Panchayats**
Nagar
Panchayats *
Municipalities
Adilabad
Census
Villages
Municipal
Corporations*
Census
Towns
Statutory
(sq. kms.)
Mandals
District
Geographical
Area
Revenue
Divisions
Sl.
No.
11
12
13
14
16,105
52
15
1,725
866
52
10
Nizamabad
7,956
36
912
718
36
Karimnagar
11,823
57
1,079
1,207
57
13
Medak
9,699
46
19
1,231
1,077
46
10
Hyderabad
217
16
23
Rangareddy
7,493
37
22
870
688
33
Mahabubnagar
18,432
64
14
1,537
1,330
64
14
Nalgonda
14,240
59
13
1,135
1,176
59
12
Warangal
12,846
51
13
1,049
962
50
10
13,266
41
896
671
41
10
10 Khammam
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.
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TABLE - 1.4
MALES AND FEMALES POPULATION AND SEX RATIO, 2011 CENSUS
Sl.
No.
District
Population (in Nos.)

Total
Males
Females
Sex
Ratio
Density of
population
Adilabad
27,41,239
13,69,597
49.96
13,71,642
50.04
1,001
170
Nizamabad
25,51,335
12,50,641
49.02
13,00,694
50.98
1,040
321
Karimnagar
37,76,269
18,80,800
49.81
18,95,469
50.19
1,008
319
Medak
30,33,288
15,23,030
50.21
15,10,258
49.79
992
313
Hyderabad
39,43,323
20,18,575
51.19
19,24,748
48.81
954
18,172
Rangareddy
52,96,741
27,01,008
50.99
25,95,733
49.01
961
707
Mahabubnagar
40,53,028
20,50,386
50.59
20,02,642
49.41
977
220
Nalgonda
34,88,809
17,59,772
50.44
17,29,037
49.56
983
245
Warangal
35,12,576
17,59,281
50.09
17,53,295
49.91
997
273
10
Khammam
26,07,066
12,98,543
49.81
13,08,523
50.19
1,008
197
3,50,03,674
1,76,11,633
50.31
1,73,92,041
49.69
988
312
Total
Source: Directorate of Census Operations, Hyderabad. Note: Sex Ratio: = No. of females per 1000 males
TABLE - 1.5
POPULATION BY AREA, GENDER AND SEX RATIO, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Population
Rural
Sl.
No.
District
Area
(sq. kms.)
Total
Males
Females
Sex
Ratio
Area
(sq. kms.)
Total
10
Adilabad
16,105
27,41,239
13,69,597
13,71,642
1,001
15,751
19,80,980
Nizamabad
7,956
25,51,335
12,50,641
13,00,694
1,040
7,825
19,62,963
Karimnagar
11,823
37,76,269
18,80,800
18,95,469
1,008
11,439
28,25,044
Medak
9,699
30,33,288
15,23,030
15,10,258
992
9,328
23,05,417
Hyderabad
217
39,43,323
20,18,575
19,24,748
954
Rangareddy
7,493
52,96,741
27,01,008
25,95,733
961
6,459
15,77,569
Mahabubnagar
18,432
40,53,028
20,50,386
20,02,642
977
18,156
34,45,336
Nalgonda
14,240
34,88,809
17,59,772
17,29,037
983
13,861
28,26,302
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
1,12,077 3,50,03,674
1,76,11,633
1,73,92,041
988
1,08,343
2,13,95,009
Total
14
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POPULATION BY AREA, GENDER AND SEX RATIO, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Rural
Sl.
No.
District
Urban
Males
Females
11
12
Sex
Area
Ratio (sq. kms.)
13
14
Total
Males
Females
15
16
17
% Urban
Pop. to
Sex
total
pop.
Ratio
18
19
Adilabad
9,85,303
9,95,677 1,011
354
7,60,259
384,294
3,75,965
978
27.73
Nizamabad
9,58,837
10,04,126 1,047
131
5,88,372
291,804
2,96,568 1,016
23.06
Karimnagar
14,01,950
14,23,094 1,015
384
9,51,225
4,78,850
4,72,375
986
25.19
Medak
1,152,806
11,52,611 1,000
371
7,27,871
3,70,224
3,57,647
966
24.00
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
217
39,43,323 20,18,575 1,924,748
954
100.00
8,01,013
776,556
969
1,034
37,19,172 18,99,995 18,19,177
957
70.22
Mahabubnagar
17,42,438
1,702,898
977
276
6,07,692
3,07,948
2,99,744
973
14.99
Nalgonda
14,27,716
13,98,586
980
379
6,62,507
3,32,056
3,30,451
995
18.99
Warangal
12,60,594
12,59,649
999
377
9,92,333
4,98,687
4,93,646
990
28.25
9,76,819 1,003
211
6,55,911
324,207
3,31,704 1,023
25.16
10 Khammam
Total
9,74,336
1,07,04,993 1,06,90,016
999
3,734 1,36,08,665 69,06,640 67,02,025
38.88
970
Source: Directorate of Census Operations, Hyderabad. Note: Sex Ratio = No. of females per 1000 males.
TABLE - 1.6
PERCENTAGE DECADAL GROWTH OF POPULATION IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS, 2011 CENSUS
Percentage of Decadal Growth (2001-2011)
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
Persons
Males
Females
Total
Rural
Urban
Total
Rural
Urban
Total
Rural
Urban
10
11
10.18
8.37
15.19
9.48
7.68
14.41
10.88
9.07
15.99
Nizamabad
8.77
2.19
38.53
7.54
1.17
35.64
9.97
3.18
41.49
Karimnagar
8.15
0.43
40.13
7.60
-0.02
38.52
8.69
0.88
41.80
Medak
13.60
0.82
89.78
12.61
-0.23
87.90
14.62
1.90
91.77
Hyderabad
2.97
2.97
1.89
1.89
4.12
4.12
Rangareddy
48.16
-3.64
91.92
46.86
-4.02
89.12
49.54
-3.25
94.94
Mahabubnagar
15 .34
9.63
63.64
15.04
9.43
62.07
15.65
9.85
65.29
Nalgonda
7.41
0.39
53.12
6.52
-0.12
49.22
8.34
0.92
57.25
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
13.58
2.13
38.12
12.63
1.36
36.31
14.55
2.92
40.03
State
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TABLE - 1.7
CHILD POPULATION (0-6 YEARS) AND SEX RATIO BY AREA, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Population
Rural
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
3,09,992
1,60,291
1,49,701
934
2,34,207
1,20,918
Nizamabad
2,82,417
1,44,977
1,37,440
948
2,14,946
1,10,596
Karimnagar
3,36,053
1,73,647
1,62,406
935
2,44,443
1,26,222
Medak
3,67,603
1,88,312
1,79,291
952
2,79,477
1,43,238
Hyderabad
4,69,126
2,45,127
2,23,999
914
Rangareddy
6,33,172
3,27,563
3,05,609
933
1,92,848
99,495
Mahabubnagar
5,27,230
2,73,914
2,53,316
925
4,56,796
2,37,506
Nalgonda
3,71,735
1,93,266
1,78,469
923
3,03,536
1,58,158
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
38,99,166
20,17,935
18,81,231
932
23,69,374
12,25,264
Total
Total
Males
Females
Sex Ratio
Total
Males

CHILD POPULATION (0-6 YEARS) AND SEX RATIO BY AREA, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Rural
Urban
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
1,13,289
937
75,785
Nizamabad
1,04,350
944
Karimnagar
1,18,221
Medak
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
Females
Sex Ratio
Total
Males
Females
Sex Ratio
10
11
12
13
14
39,373
36,412
925
67,471
34,381
33,090
962
937
91,610
47,425
44,185
932
1,36,239
951
88,126
45,074
43,052
955
4,69,126
2,45,127
2,23,999
914
93,353
938
4,40,324
2,28,068
2,12,256
931
Mahabubnagar
2,19,290
923
70,434
36,408
34,026
935
Nalgonda
1,45,378
919
68,199
35,108
33,091
943
Warangal
1,18,016
916
94,363
48,655
45,708
939
10
Khammam
95,974
956
64,354
33,052
31,302
947
11,41,110
931
15,29,792
7,92,671
7,37,121
930
Total
Source: Directorate of Census Operations, Hyderabad. Note: Sex Ratio = No. of females for 1000 males.
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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
Adilabad
14,83,347
9,65,707
5,17,640
8,56,350
5,69,033
2,87,317
Nizamabad
13,89,810
9,87,594
4,02,216
7,90,214
5,73,184
2,17,030
Karimnagar
22,06,829
15,38,281
6,68,548
12,57,238
8,89,488
3,67,750
Medak
16,37,137
11,34,489
5,02,648
9,53,406
6,74,416
2,78,990
Hyderabad
28,92,155
28,92,155
15,42,688
15,42,688
Rangareddy
35,38,028
8,39,187
26,98,841
19,48,784
4,93,493
14,55,291
Mahabubnagar
19,40,646
15,21,778
4,18,868
11,58,386
9,26,165
2,32,221
Nalgonda
20,01,019
15,15,547
4,85,472
11,60,757
8,96,996
2,63,761
Warangal
20,65,023
13,37,408
7,27,615
11,79,790
7,81,417
3,98,373
15,42,784
10,62,083
4,80,701
8,54,116
5,99,982
2,54,134
2,06,96,778
1,09,02,074
97,94,704
1,17,01,729
64,04,174
52,97,555
10 Khammam
Total
TABLE - 1.8 (contd.)

Sl.
No.
District
No. of Female Literates
Literacy Rate
Total
Rural
Urban
Total
Rural
Urban
10
11
12
13
14
Adilabad
6,26,997
3,96,674
2,30,323
61.01
55.29
75.63
Nizamabad
5,99,596
4,14,410
1,85,186
61.25
56.50
77.22
Karimnagar
9,49,591
6,48,793
3,00,798
64.15
59.61
77.77
Medak
6,83,731
4,60,073
2,23,658
61.42
56.00
78.57
Hyderabad
13,49,467
13,49,467
83.25
83.25
Rangareddy
15,89,244
3,45,694
12,43,550
75.87
60.60
82.31
Mahabubnagar
7,82,260
5,95,613
1,86,647
55.04
50.92
77.96
Nalgonda
8,40,262
6,18,551
2,21,711
64.20
60.07
81.69
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
89,95,049
44,97,900
44,97,149
66.54
57.30
81.09
Total
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17

Male Literacy Rate
Female Literacy Rate
Sl. No.
District
Adilabad
70.81
65.83
83.30
Nizamabad
71.47
67.57
Karimnagar
73.65
Medak
Total
Rural
Urban
Total
Rural
Urban
15
16
17
18
19
20
51.31
44.95
67.83
84.31
51.54
46.06
70.29
69.72
85.24
54.79
49.72
70.25
71.43
66.80
85.80
51.37
45.27
71.09
Hyderabad
86.99
86.99
79.35
79.35
Rangareddy
82.11
70.35
87.04
69.40
50.60
77.39
Mahabubnagar
65.21
61.54
85.52
44.72
40.15
70.24
Nalgonda
74.10
70.65
88.82
54.19
49.36
74.56
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
Adilabad
27.25
4.47
15.31
8.42
9.95
21.37
Nizamabad
- 19.02
- 3.35
20.70
11.60
14.13
22.43
Karimnagar
35.33
- 3.03
13.35
9.22
15.45
13.54
Medak
44.72
- 3.04
16.82
9.68
10.75
10.59
Hyderabad
25.77
- 11.28
5.62
37.84
33.65
9.97
Rangareddy
25.77
- 11.28
5.62
37.84
33.65
18.06
Mahabubnagar
17.97
- 2.25
18.84
11.48
10.56
9.92
Nalgonda
19.89
- 8.47
19.15
12.85
12.40
21.02
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
21.67
- 3.79
16.20
15.04
16.61
16.48
State
18
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PERCENTAGE OF DECADAL VARIATION IN POPULATION FROM 1901 TO 2011 CENSUS
Sl. No.
District
1961-71
1971-81
1981-91
1991-2001
2001-11
10
11
12
13
Adilabad
27.65
27.32
26.95
19.47
10.18
Nizamabad
29.01
27.90
21.31
15.12
8.77
Karimnagar
21.12
24.05
24.68
14.96
8.15
Medak
19.10
23.11
25.60
17.64
13.60
Hyderabad
41.17
33.81
39.76
21.74
2.97
Rangareddy
27.50
43.47
60.32
40.09
48.16
Mahabubnagar
21.46
26.53
25.87
14.20
15.34
Nalgonda
16.82
25.28
25.11
13.88
7.41
Warangal
21.06
22.95
22.54
15.15
8.21
10
Khammam
29.54
27.86
26.50
16.39
8.47
24.60
27.59
29.27
18.77
13.58
State
TABLE - 1.10
SEX RATIO OF POPULATION FROM 1901 TO 2011 CENSUS
Sex Ratio (No. of Females per 1,000 Males)
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
918
931
Medak
977
Hyderabad
1901
1911
1921
1931
1941
1951
1961
1971
1981
1991
2001
2011
10
11
12
13
14
991
976
955
956
974 1,008
981
976
980
980
989 1,001
1,006 1,006 1,016
990
994 1,019 1,007
999
949
958
966
981
996
985
994
986
998 1,008
976
977
979
967
991
996
986
982
970
974
992
944
948
956
925
944
988
929
918
920
933
933
954
Rangareddy
944
948
956
925
944
990
986
963
956
941
944
961
Mahabubnagar
980
971
976
969
969
996 1,003
988
983
973
972
977
Nalgonda
892
946
955
953
945
946
952
965
969
962
966
983
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
||
1,013 1,017 1,017 1,040
19
988

TABLE - 1.11
CENSUS HOUSES AND THE TYPE OF OCCUPANCY, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Number of Census Houses
Occupied Census Houses for
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
8,17,714
56,105
7,61,609
6,39,495
9,304
21,397
Nizamabad
7,20,298
52,152
6,68,146
5,51,491
37,347
20,102
Karimnagar
11,65,280
82,135
10,83,145
9,51,432
19,887
32,446
Medak
7,89,132
47,624
7,41,508
6,48,917
13,416
23,225
Hyderabad
10,66,289
37,250
10,29,039
8,61,267
18,097
75,601
Rangareddy
15,61,322
1,27,796
14,33,526
12,38,448
22,410
56,056
Mahabubnagar
10,10,015
57,528
9,52,487
8,55,574
14,519
25,000
Nalgonda
10,30,937
62,765
9,68,172
8,49,437
20,619
24,817
Warangal
10,46,987
66,572
9,80,415
8,64,446
18,375
21,804
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
10 Khammam
Total
Vacant
Occupied
Residence
Residence cum
Shops,
other uses
Offices, etc.
7

CENSUS HOUSES AND THE TYPE OF OCCUPANCY, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Occupied Census Houses for

Sl.
No.
District
Factories,
Schools, Hotels, Lodges, Hospitals,
Colleges Guest Houses Dispensaries, Workshops,
etc.
etc.
etc.
Sheds, etc.
9
10
Places of
Worship
Other nonResidential
uses
Occupied
locked
Houses
11
12
13
14
15
Adilabad
5,775
1,821
1,451
3,400
5,574
71,556
1,836
Nizamabad
2,931
1,915
1,514
3,419
3,811
43,447
2,169
Karimnagar
5,419
2,527
2,411
6,099
6,077
53,749
3,098
Medak
4,021
2,271
1,726
4,588
5,682
35,338
2,324
Hyderabad
2,541
3,179
2,640
5,473
2,104
50,332
7,805
Rangareddy
5,400
4,360
3,500
14,062
6,079
75,966
7,245
Mahabubnagar
5,734
2,212
2,028
3,679
9,011
31,850
2,880
Nalgonda
6,590
1,929
1,793
5,493
6,976
47,502
3,016
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
50,776
23,486
20,526
55,734
54,333
5,14,472
34,533
Total
20
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TABLE - 1.12
HOUSEHOLDS AND AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD SIZE BY AREA, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Rural
Sl.
No.
District
Urban
Households
4
Population
3
H.H
Size
5
Total
Households
7
Population
6
H.H
Size
8
Households
10
Population
9
H.H
Size
11
Adilabad
19,80,980
4,73,010 4
7,60,259
1,76,839
27,41,239
6,49,849
Nizamabad
19,62,963
4,65,538 4
5,88,372
1,27,696
25,51,335
5,93,234
Karimnagar
28,25,044
7,43,421 4
9,51,225
2,32,601
37,76,269
9,76,022
Medak
23,05,417
5,04,567 5
7,27,871
1,64,059
30,33,288
6,68,626
Hyderabad
39,43,323
8,49,051
39,43,323
8,49,051
Rangareddy
15,77,569
3,49,140 5
37,19,172
8,86,201
52,96,741
12,35,341
Mahabubnagar
34,45,336
7,43,106 5
6,07,692
1,26,345
40,53,028
8,69,451
Nalgonda
28,26,302
7,16,294 4
6,62,507
1,59,645
34,88,809
8,75,939
Warangal
25,20,243
6,45,197 4
9,92,333
2,41,082
35,12,576
8,86,279
10
Khammam
19,51,155
5,28,756 4
6,55,911
1,71,064
26,07,066
6,99,820
1,36,08,665 31,34,583
3,50,03,674 83,03,612
Total
2,13,95,009 51,69,029 4
Note: HH = Household
TABLE - 1.13
HOUSELESS POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLDS BY AREA, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Rural
Urban
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
942
3,552
Nizamabad
824
Karimnagar
Medak
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
Total
Households
Population
Households
Population
Households
Population
427
1,608
1,369
5,160
3,256
254
857
1,078
4,113
1,107
4,125
561
2,134
1,668
6,259
1,415
6,065
510
2,043
1,925
8,108
4,948
17,903
4,948
17,903
570
2,466
4,501
17,641
5,071
20,107
Mahabubnagar
1,489
5,899
733
3,080
2,222
8,979
Nalgonda
1,009
3,834
347
1,208
1,356
5,042
Warangal
783
2,956
510
1,520
1,293
4,476
10
Khammam
895
3,090
270
732
1,165
3,822
9,034
35,243
13,061
48,726
22,095
83,969
Total
||
21

TABLE - 1.14
VILLAGES CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO SIZE OF POPULATION, INHABITED AND UN-INHABITED,
2011 CENSUS
No. of Inhabited Villages with Population
No. of Un
-inhabited
villages
Total
Villages
(10+11)
11
12
Sl.
No.
District
Less
than
200
200
-499
500
-999
1,000
-1,999
2,000
-4,999
Adilabad
121
328
433
435
241
28
1,590
135
1,725
Nizamabad
18
59
142
267
283
63
15
847
65
912
Karimnagar
18
47
127
286
446
98
15
1,037
42
1,079
Medak
23
61
233
489
343
45
1,201
30
1,231
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
29
76
176
289
195
42
10
817
53
870
Mahabubnagar
21
77
239
482
533
94
19
1,465
72
1,537
Nalgonda
19
54
146
352
420
99
17
1,107
28
1,135
Warangal
33
74
106
235
404
100
961
88
1,049
10
Khammam
64
94
131
194
239
61
26
809
87
896
346
870
1,733
3,029
3,104
630
122
9,834
600
10,434
Total
Total
5,000
10,000
Villages
-9,999 & above
inhabited
10
TABLE - 1.15 (A)

DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY AGE GROUPS AND AREA, 2011 CENSUS
Rural
Urban
(in Nos.)
Total
Sl.
No.
District
Age
Group
Males
Females
Males
Females
Males
Females
Total
10
Nizamabad
Adilabad
22
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
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
13,69,597 13,71,642 27,41,239
12,50,641 13,00,694 25,51,335
||

TABLE - 1.15 (A) (contd.)
(in Nos.)
Sl.
District
No.
1
Mahabubnagar
Rangareddy
Hyderabad
Medak
Karimnagar
Rural
Urban
Total
Age
Group
Males
Females
Males
Females
Males
Females
Total
10
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
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
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
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
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
||
23

TABLE - 1.15 (A) (concld.)
(in Nos.)
Sl.
District
No.
1
Nalgonda
Warangal
Khammam*
10
Rural
Urban
Total
Age
Group
Males
Females
Males
Females
Males
Females
Total
10
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
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
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
0-4
8,36,762
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
7,85,332
5,52,053
Total*
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.
24
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TABLE - 1.15 (B)
DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY AGE GROUP AND SOCIAL CATEGORY, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Sl. No.
District
Age Group
SCs
STs
Karimnagar
Nizamabad
Adilabad
Others
6
Total
7
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
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
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
||
25

TABLE - 1.15(B) (contd.)
(in Nos.)
Sl. No.
District
Age Group
Medak
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
26
SCs
STs
Others
Total
0-4
4
43,214
5
19,036
6
1,90,912
7
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
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
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
||

TABLE - 1.15(B) (contd.)
(in Nos.)
Sl. No. District

1
Warangal
Nalgonda
Mahabubnagar
Age Group
3
SCs
STs
Others
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
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
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
||
Total
27

TABLE - 1.15(B) (concld.)
(in Nos.)
Sl. No.
District
Age Group
SCs
STs
Others
Total
0-4
32,425
57,166
5-14
87,267
1,63,756
15-19
48,017
85,889
20-24
50,060
77,212
25-29
45,925
73,577
30-34
36,128
58,673
10
Khammam
35-39
36,119
57,299
40-49
51,476
81,041
50-59
31,375
46,342
60+
42,236
59,493
Age not stated
1,868
5,117
All ages
4,62,896
7,65,565
0-4
4,00,264
2,91,532
5-14
10,68,651
7,79,844
15-19
5,68,287
3,41,681
20-24
5,42,802
3,02,120
25-29
4,99,398
2,97,686
30-34
4,04,031
2,43,871
State
35-39
4,02,990
2,27,328
40-49
5,97,430
3,19,936
50-59
3,85,410
1,95,444
60+
4,97,905
2,49,427
Age not stated
65,512
38,059
All Ages*
54,32,680
32,86,928
Note: * Population including transferred villages of Khammam District to residual AP.
1,03,089
2,61,849
1,41,311
1,52,790
1,50,269
1,27,452
1,29,443
1,96,952
1,26,510
1,71,999
7,245
15,68,909
19,96,106
48,49,030
25,11,246
25,79,445
25,15,959
21,06,280
20,27,596
30,27,767
19,60,235
25,22,247
3,78,459
2,64,74,370
1,92,680
5,12,872
2,75,217
2,80,062
2,69,771
2,22,253
2,22,861
3,29,469
2,04,227
2,73,728
14,230
27,97,370
26,87,902
66,97,525
34,21,214
34,24,367
33,13,043
27,54,182
26,57,914
39,45,133
25,41,089
32,69,579
4,82,030
3,51,93,978
TABLE - 1.16
DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY MAIN WORKERS, MARGINAL WORKERS AND
TOTAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS
Workers (in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Warangal
10 Khammam
Total
28
Total
Population
3
Main
Workers
% of col. 4
over Col. 3
Marginal
Workers
% of col. 6
over col. 3
Total
% of col. 8
Workers
over col. 3
(col. 4+col. 6)
8
27,41,239
25,51,335
37,76,269
30,33,288
39,43,323
52,96,741
40,53,028
34,88,809
35,12,576
10,66,460
10,55,965
15,90,304
11,95,494
10,96,081
18,34,777
18,15,643
14,93,419
14,42,197
38.90
41.39
42.11
39.41
27.80
34.64
44.80
42.81
41.06
2,57,207
2,05,111
2,86,464
2,46,709
3,17,216
3,61,301
2,66,858
2,48,274
2,63,458
9.38
8.04
7.59
8.13
8.04
6.82
6.58
7.12
7.50
13,23,667
12,61,076
18,76,768
14,42,203
14,13,297
21,96,078
20,82,501
17,41,693
17,05,655
48.29
49.43
49.70
47.55
35.84
41.46
51.38
49.92
48.56
26,07,066
11,29,539
43.33
1,69,465
6.50
12,99,004
49.83
3,50,03,674
1,37,19,879
39.19
26,22,063
7.49
1,63,41,942
46.69
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TABLE - 1.17
CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF MAIN WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
Total Main
Workers
% of
col. 4
Cultivators
over
col. 3
Agricultural
Labourers
% of
col. 6
over
col. 3
7
Household
Industries
% of
col. 8
over
col. 3
Others
% of
col. 10
over
col. 3
10
11
Adilabad
10,66,460
3,43,500
32.21
3,32,524
31.18
69,416
6.51
3,21,020
30.10
Nizamabad
10,55,965
2,67,489
25.33
3,30,793
31.33
1,49,979
14.20
3,07,704
29.14
Karimnagar
15,90,304
3,44,598
21.67
5,84,654
36.76
1,44,953
9.11
5,16,099
32.45
Medak
11,95,494
3,37,942
28.27
4,20,719
35.19
53,547
4.48
3,83,286
32.06
Hyderabad
10,96,081
14,693
1.34
16,751
1.53
32,500
2.97 10,32,137
94.17
Rangareddy
18,34,777
2,50,155
13.63
2,58,878
14.11
54,221
2.96 12,71,523
69.30
Mahabubnagar
18,15,643
5,48,983
30.24
7,62,853
42.02
46,497
2.56
4,57,310
25.19
Nalgonda
14,93,419
3,12,130
20.90
6,93,259
46.42
35,330
2.37
4,52,700
30.31
Warangal
14,42,197
3,84,329
26.65
5,76,649
39.98
34,820
2.41
4,46,399
30.95
10
Khammam
11,29,539
1,90,396
16.86
6,12,671
54.24
14,342
1.27
3,12,130
27.63
1,37,19,879 29,94,215 21.82 45,89,751

Total
33.45
6,35,605
4.63 55,00,308
40.09
TABLE - 1.18
CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF MARGINAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
% of
Agriculcol. 4
tural
over
Labourers
col. 3
% of
col. 6
over
col. 3
7
Household
Industries
% of
col. 8
over
col. 3
Others
% of
col. 10
over
col. 3
10
11
District
Total
Marginal
Workers
Cultivators
Adilabad
2,57,207
20,237
7.87 1,52,388
59.25
15,245
5.93
69,337
26.96
Nizamabad
2,05,111
10,613
5.17 1,17,488
57.28
21,332
10.4
55,678
27.15
Karimnagar
2,86,464
15,792
5.51 1,72,205
60.11
23,387
8.16
75,080
26.21
Medak
2,46,709
15,279
6.19 1,50,410
60.97
14,095
5.71
66,925
27.13
Hyderabad
3,17,216
13,615
4.29
6,278
1.98
13,657
4.31
2,83,666
89.42
Rangareddy
3,61,301
20,770
5.75
90,154
24.95
19,166
5.30
2,31,211
63.99
Mahabubnagar
2,66,858
20,159
7.55 1,68,231
63.04
11,349
4.25
67,119
25.15
Nalgonda
2,48,274
13,094
5.27 1,69,872
68.42
9,794
3.94
55,514
22.36
Warangal
2,63,458
17,317
6.57 1,81,443
68.87
8,730
3.31
55,968
21.24
10
Khammam
1,69,465
10,298
6.08 1,16,931
69.00
4,169
2.46
38,067
22.46
Total
26,22,063
1,57,174
5.99 13,25,400
50.55
1,40,924
5.37
9,98,565
38.08
Sl.
No.
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TABLE - 1.19
CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF TOTAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
Total
Workers
% of
col. 4 Agricultural
Cultivators
over Labourers
col. 3
4
% of
% of
col. 6 Household col. 8
over Industries over
col. 3
col. 3
Adilabad
13,23,667
3,63,737 27.48
4,84,912
36.63
Nizamabad
12,61,076
2,78,102 22.05
4,48,281
Karimnagar
18,76,768
3,60,390 19.20
Medak
14,42,203
3,53,221 24.49
Hyderabad
14,13,297
Rangareddy
10
11
6.40
3,90,357
29.49
35.55
1,71,311 13.58
3,63,382
28.82
7,56,859
40.33
1,68,340
8.97
5,91,179
31.50
5,71,129
39.60
67,642
4.69
4,50,211
31.22
2.00
23,029
1.63
46,157
3.27
13,15,803
93.10
21,96,078
2,70,925 12.34
3,49,032
15.89
73,387
3.34
15,02,734
68.43
Mahabubnagar
20,82,501
5,69,142 27.33
9,31,084
44.71
57,846
2.78
5,24,429
25.18
Nalgonda
17,41,693
3,25,224 18.67
8,63,131
49.56
45,124
2.59
5,08,214
29.18
Warangal
17,05,655
4,01,646 23.55
7,58,092
44.45
43,550
2.55
5,02,367
29.45
10
Khammam
12,99,004
2,00,694 15.45
7,29,602
56.17
18,511
1.42
3,50,197
26.96
1,63,41,942 31,51,389 19.28
59,15,151
4.75 64,98,873
39.77
Total
28,308
84,661
Others
% of
col. 10
over
col. 3
36.20 7,76,529
TABLE - 1.20
NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS HAVING EACH OF THE SPECIFIED ASSETS, 2010
Sl.
No.
District
Households
Banking
services
Television
Scooter/
Motorcycle/
Moped
Households with TV,

Computer/Laptop,
None of the
Telephone/Mobile
Assets
Phone & Scooter/Car
7
Adilabad
6,51,770
3,45,214
3,06,433
96,998
9,483
1,69,552
Nizamabad
5,90,733
3,48,963
3,08,270
1,02,049
9,899
99,472
Karimnagar
9,80,739
5,12,015
5,89,283
1,92,965
16,190
1,63,689
Medak
6,66,764
3,57,986
3,49,304
1,19,276
15,872
1,11,903
Hyderabad
8,81,512
5,19,597
7,46,818
4,39,890
2,00,317
27,013
Rangareddy
12,63,714
7,81,336
9,49,853
4,98,040
1,99,886
91,707
Mahabubnagar
8,73,859
4,48,713
1,21,553
11,293
2,16,056
Nalgonda
1,43,010
15,308
1,73,782
Warangal
1,39,404
22,196
1,90,795
10
Khammam
1,15,078
15,140
1,65,900
9,68,263
5,15,584
14,09,869
Total
8,75,432
8,88,553
7,47,586
4,20,662
4,32,185
4,28,950
3,40,102
45,15,061
3,62,791
4,64,172
4,62,819
4,16,734
49,56,477
Source: House Listing Operations, 2010, Director of Census Operations, Hyderabad.
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TABLE - 1.21
SCHEDULED CASTES POPULATION BY AREA, GENDER AND CHILD (0-6) POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Population
Sl.
No.
District
Total
Males
Females
5
Total
Males
Females
Adilabad
4,88,596
2,42,844
2,45,752
1,012
3,68,490
1,82,451
1,86,039
Nizamabad
3,71,074
1,78,798
1,92,276
1,075
3,23,425
1,55,816
1,67,609
Karimnagar
7,09,757
3,52,481
3,57,276
1,014
5,87,484
2,91,431
2,96,053
Medak
5,37,947
2,66,413
2,71,534
1,019
4,61,017
2,28,175
2,32,842
Hyderabad
2,47,927
1,24,313
1,23,614
994
Rangareddy
6,52,042
3,28,011
3,24,031
988
3,25,517
1,63,576
16,1,941
Mahabubnagar
7,08,954
3,56,099
3,52,855
991
6,51,273
3,27,589
3,23,684
Nalgonda
6,37,385
3,18,359
3,19,026
1,002
5,50,732
2,76,394
2,74,338
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
54,08,800
26,93,127
27,15,673
1,008
40,72,243
20,27,517
20,44,726
Total
Sex
Ratio
Rural
8

SCHEDULED CASTES POPULATION BY AREA, GENDER AND CHILD (0-6) POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Urban
Sl.
No.
District
Total
Males
10
11
Percentage of
SC
Rural Urban
pop. to SCs to SCs to
Females Total total SC total SC
Pop.
Pop.
Pop.
12
13
14
15
Child (0-6) Population

Males
Females
Total
Sex
Ratio
16
17
18
19
1,20,106
60,393
59,713 17.82 75.42 24.58
26,326
24,604
50,930
935
Nizamabad
47,649
22,982
24,667 14.54 87.16 12.84
19,942
18,778
38,720
942
Karimnagar
1,22,273
61,050
61,223 18.80 82.77 17.23
30,874
28,997
59,871
939
Medak
76,930
38,238
38,692 17.73 85.70 14.30
31,944
30,971
62,915
970
Hyderabad
2,47,927
1,24,313
1,23,614
- 100.00
14,132
13,178
27,310
932
Rangareddy
36,525
1,64,435
1,62,090 12.31 49.92 50.08
39,982
38,550
78,532
964
Mahabubnagar
57,681
28,510
29,171 17.49 91.86
8.14
47,832
45,562
93,394
953
Nalgonda
86,653
41,965
44,688 18.27 86.40 13.60
35,506
34,046
69,552
959
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
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
Adilabad
Total
||
6.29
31

TABLE - 1.22
SCHEDULED CASTES LITERATE POPULATION AND LITERACY RATE, 2011 CENSUS
Sl.
No.
No. of Literates
Literacy Rate
District
Total SC
Population
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
Adilabad
4,88,596
1,47,911
1,07,927
2,55,838
68.31
48.80
58.46
Nizamabad
3,71,074
1,00,226
75,510
1,75,736
63.09
43.52
52.88
Karimnagar
7,09,757
2,17,364
1,65,033
3,82,397
67.59
50.27
58.84
Medak
5,37,947
1,47,130
1,06,616
2,53,746
62.75
44.32
53.42
Hyderabad
2,47,927
91,994
78,489
1,70,483
83.49
71.07
77.28
Rangareddy
6,52,042
2,09,708
1,61,474
3,71,182
72.81
56.56
64.72
Mahabubnagar
7,08,954
1,78,075
1,15,695
2,93,770
57.77
37.65
47.72
Nalgonda
6,37,385
2,01,096
1,43,878
3,44,974
71.10
50.49
60.75
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
54,32,680
16,35,618
12,17,753
28,53,371
68.04
49.90
58.90
Total
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.)
Sl.
No.
District
Total
Total
Males
Females
Sex
Ratio
6
Rural
Total
Males
Females
Adilabad
4,95,794
2,47,472
2,48,322
1,003
4,63,089
2,31,551
2,31,538
Nizamabad
1,92,941
95,679
97,262
1,017
1,85,297
92,056
93,241
Karimnagar
1,06,745
53,495
53,250
995
92,353
46,204
46,149
Medak
1,68,985
86,574
82,411
952
1,56,801
80,309
76,492
Hyderabad
48,937
25,556
23,381
915
Rangareddy
2,18,757
1,12,768
1,05,989
940
1,33,890
68,748
65,142
Mahabubnagar
3,64,269
1,87,035
1,77,234
948
3,45,359
1,76,540
1,68,819
Nalgonda
3,94,279
2,03,876
1,90,403
934
3,66,300
1,89,061
1,77,239
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
31,77,940
16,07,656
15,70,284
977
28,30,039
14,30,209
13,99,830
Total
32
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SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION BY AREA, GENDER AND CHILD (0-6 YEARS) POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS
Urban (in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
Total
Males
10
11
Percentage of
ST pop. Rural
to Total STs to
Females Popula- total ST
tion
Pop.
12
13
14
Child (0-6) Population (in Nos.)
Urban
STs to
total ST
Pop.
Males
Females
Total
Sex
Ratio
15
16
17
18
19
32,705
15,921
16,784
18.09
93.40
6.60
34,505
32,976
67,481
956
Nizamabad
7,644
3,623
4,021
7.56
96.04
3.96
14,453
13,322
27,775
922
Karimnagar
14,392
7,291
7,101
2.83
86.52
13.48
6,134
5,630
11,764
918
Medak
12,184
6,265
5,919
5.57
92.79
7.21
14,586
13,291
27,877
911
Hyderabad
48,937
25,556
23,381
1.24
100.00
3,663
3,017
6,680
824
Rangareddy
84,867
44,020
40,847
4.13
61.20
38.80
17,547
15,525
33,072
885
Mahabubnagar
18,910
10,495
8,415
8.99
94.81
5.19
31,631
27,569
59,200
872
Nalgonda
27,979
14,815
13,164
11.30
92.90
7.10
28,875
24,294
53,169
841
Warangal
44,622
22,948
21,674
15.11
91.59
8.41
33,095
29,151
62,246
881
55,661
26,513
29,148
25.18
91.52
8.48
43,005
41,334
84,339
961
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
Adilabad
10 Khammam
Total
TABLE - 1.24
SCHEDULED TRIBES LITERATE POPULATION AND LITERACY RATE, 2011 CENSUS
No. of Literates
Literacy Rate
Sl.
No.
District
Total ST
Population
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
Adilabad
4,95,794
1,30,838
89,084
2,19,922
61.44
41.37
51.35
Nizamabad
1,92,941
47,085
28,752
75,837
57.97
34.25
45.92
Karimnagar
1,06,745
28,820
20,090
48,910
60.85
42.19
51.49
Medak
1,68,985
40,976
22,146
63,122
56.92
32.04
44.73
Hyderabad
48,937
16,659
12,641
29,300
76.09
62.08
69.34
Rangareddy
2,18,757
62,588
41,495
1,04,083
65.73
45.87
56.05
Mahabubnagar
3,64,269
83,464
45,555
1,29,019
53.71
30.44
42.29
Nalgonda
3,94,279
1,04,938
59,065
1,64,003
59.96
35.56
48.08
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
32,86,928
8,52,222
5,60,395
14,12,617
59.49
39.44
49.51
Total
||
33

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
% of
col. 4
over
col. 3
Adilabad
4,88,596
1,84,534
37.77
55,700
11.40
2,40,234
49.17
Nizamabad
3,71,074
1,61,433
43.50
39,920
10.76
2,01,353
54.26
Karimnagar
7,09,757
2,98,236
42.02
70,385
9.92
3,68,621
51.94
Medak
5,37,947
2,20,629
41.01
56,532
10.51
2,77,161
51.52
Hyderabad
2,47,927
76,938
31.03
20,959
8.45
97,897
39.49
Rangareddy
6,52,042
2,42,584
37.20
54,065
8.29
2,96,649
45.50
Mahabubnagar
7,08,954
3,27,729
46.23
54,509
7.69
3,82,238
53.92
Nalgonda
6,37,385
2,77,647
43.56
52,168
8.18
3,29,815
51.75
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
54,32,680
22,42,157
41.27
4,96,333
9.14
27,38,490
50.41
Total
Marginal
Workers
% of
col. 6
over
col. 3
Total
Workers
(col. 4+col. 6)
% of
col. 8
over
col. 3
TABLE - 1.26
CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES MAIN WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
Main
Workers
3
% of
col. 4 Agricultural
Cultivators over Labourers
col. 3
4
% of
col. 6
over
col. 3
% of
Household col. 8
Industries over
col. 3
8
Others
% of
col. 10
over
col. 3
10
11
Adilabad
1,84,534
41,918
22.72
87,283
47.30
7,932
4.30
47,401
25.69
Nizamabad
1,61,433
31,511
19.52
88,060
54.55
14,505
8.99
27,357
16.95
Karimnagar
2,98,236
35,526
11.91
1,82,122
61.07
11,973
4.01
68,615
23.01
Medak
2,20,629
45,358
20.56
1,26,105
57.16
3,758
1.70
45,408
20.58
Hyderabad
76,938
687
0.89
1,040
1.35
1,989
2.59
73,222
95.17
Rangareddy
2,42,584
36,106
14.88
77,423
31.92
4,309
1.78
1,24,746
51.42
Mahabubnagar
3,27,729
68,916
21.03
1,98,395
60.54
5,462
1.67
54,956
16.77
Nalgonda
2,77,647
20,938
7.54
1,87,976
67.70
1,926
0.69
66,807
24.06
Warangal
2,46,255
26,876
10.91
1,48,865
60.45
1,940
0.79
68,574
27.85
2,06,172
8,833
4.28
1,47,412
71.50
1,187
0.58
48,740
23.64
3,16,669 14.12 12,44,681
55.51
54,981
2.45 6,25,826
27.91
10 Khammam *
Total
22,42,157
34
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TABLE - 1.27
CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES MARGINAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
District
Marginal
Workers
Cultivators
% of
col. 4
over
col. 3
Agricultural
Labourers
Adilabad
55,700
2,697
4.84
37,541
Nizamabad
39,920
1,283
3.21
Karimnagar
70,385
2,079
Medak
56,532
Hyderabad
Sl.
No.
% of
% of
col. 3
col. 3
10
11
67.40
2,362
4.24
13,100
23.52
30,269
75.82
2,082
5.22
6,286
15.75
2.95
51,285
72.86
2,658
3.78
14,363
20.41
2,191
3.88
42,258
74.75
1,471
2.60
10,612
18.77
20,959
809
3.86
362
1.73
746
3.56
19,042
90.85
Rangareddy
54,065
2,677
4.95
25,546
47.25
1,534
2.84
24,308
44.96
Mahabubnagar
54,509
2,329
4.27
41,279
75.73
1,132
2.08
9,769
17.92
Nalgonda
52,168
933
1.79
41,293
79.15
774
1.48
9,168
17.57
Warangal
59,221
1,445
2.44
45,937
77.57
839
1.42
11,000
18.57
10
Khammam *
32,874
757
2.30
24,639
74.95
489
1.49
6,989
21.26
4,96,333
17,200
3.47
3,40,409
68.58
14,087
2.84 1,24,637
25.11
Total
Others
% of
col. 10
over
col. 3
TABLE - 1.28
CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TOTAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
1
District
Marginal
Workers
Cultivators
% of
col. 4
over
col. 3
Agricultural
Labourers
6
% of
Housecol. 6
hold
over
Industries
col. 3
7
% of
col. 8
over
col. 3
Others
% of
col. 10
over
col. 3
10
11
Adilabad
2,40,234
44,615
18.57
1,24,824
51.96
10,294
4.28
60,501
25.18
Nizamabad
2,01,353
32,794
16.29
1,18,329
58.77
16,587
8.24
33,643
16.71
Karimnagar
3,68,621
37,605
10.20
2,33,407
63.32
14,631
3.97
82,978
22.51
Medak
2,77,161
47,549
17.16
1,68,363
60.75
5,229
1.89
56,020
20.21
Hyderabad
97,897
1,496
1.53
1,402
1.43
2,735
2.79
92,264
94.25
Rangareddy
2,96,649
38,783
13.07
1,02,969
34.71
5,843
1.97
1,49,054
50.25
Mahabubnagar
3,82,238
71,245
18.64
2,39,674
62.70
6,594
1.73
64,725
16.93
Nalgonda
3,29,815
21,871
6.63
2,29,269
69.51
2,700
0.82
75,975
23.04
Warangal
3,05,476
28,321
9.27
1,94,802
63.77
2,779
0.91
79,574
26.05
10
Khammam *
2,39,046
9,590
4.01
1,72,051
71.97
1,676
0.70
55,729
23.31
27,38,490
3,33,869
12.19 15,85,090
57.88
69,068
2.52
7,50,463
27.40
Total
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35

TABLE - 1.29
DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION BY MAIN WORKERS, MARGINAL WORKERS
AND TOTAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
District
Total S.T
Population
Main
Workers
% of
col. 4
over
col. 3
Adilabad
4,95,794
2,11,230
42.60
56,364
11.37
2,67,594
53.97
Nizamabad
1,92,941
82,653
42.84
16,713
8.66
99,366
51.50
Karimnagar
1,06,745
47,211
44.23
9,357
8.77
56,568
52.99
Medak
1,68,985
70,634
41.80
14,530
8.60
85,164
50.40
Hyderabad
48,937
13,574
27.74
4,621
9.44
18,195
37.18
Rangareddy
2,18,757
80,793
36.93
18,479
8.45
99,272
45.38
Mahabubnagar
3,64,269
1,66,482
45.70
24,005
6.59
1,90,487
52.29
Nalgonda
3,94,279
1,80,454
45.77
31,565
8.01
2,12,019
53.77
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
32,86,928
14,57,830
44.35
2,93,194
8.92
17,51,024
53.27
Sl.
No.
Total
Marginal
Workers
% of
col. 6
over
col. 3
Total
Workers
% of
col. 8
over
col. 3
TABLE - 1.30
CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES MAIN WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
District
Main
Workers
Cultivators
% of
col. 4
over
col. 3
Adilabad
Nizamabad
82,653
Karimnagar
Sl.
No.
Others
% of
col. 10
over
col. 3
10
11
51.61
75,898
35.93
4,542
2.15
21,764
10.30
37,045
44.82
35,041
42.40
3,280
3.97
7,287
8.82
47,211
14,165
30.00
23,197
49.13
1,552
3.29
8,297
17.57
Medak
70,634
28,731
40.68
31,850
45.09
1,134
1.61
8,919
12.63
Hyderabad
13,574
196
1.44
285
2.10
329
2.42
12,764
94.03
Rangareddy
80,793
21,510
26.62
23,860
29.53
2,005
2.48
33,418
41.36
Mahabubnagar
1,66,482
67,720
40.68
67,372
40.47
2,906
1.75
28,484
17.11
Nalgonda
1,80,454
51,889
28.75
1,02,372
56.73
2,130
1.18
24,063
13.33
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
27.32
2,24,041
62.42
2,348
0.65
34,462
9.60
37.02 6,91,514
47.43
22,170
1.52 2,04,388
14.02
Total
2,11,230 1,09,026
Agricultural
Labourers
% of
% of
col. 3
col. 3
98,071
14,57,830 5,39,758
36
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TABLE - 1.31
CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES MARGINAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
1
District
Marginal
Workers
Cultivators
% of
col. 4 Agricultural
over Labourers
col. 3
5
% of
col. 6
over
col. 3
Household
Industries
% of
col. 8
over
col. 3
Others
% of
col. 10
over
col. 3
10
11
Adilabad
56,364
6,037
10.71
38,633
68.54
2,330
4.13
9,364
16.61
Nizamabad
16,713
1,103
6.60
13,153
78.70
633
3.79
1,824
10.91
Karimnagar
9,357
406
4.34
7,103
75.91
319
3.41
1,529
16.34
Medak
14,530
1,152
7.93
11,374
78.28
337
2.32
1,667
11.47
Hyderabad
4,621
185
4.00
98
2.12
228
4.93
4,110
88.94
Rangareddy
18,479
1,934
10.47
8,362
45.25
895
4.84
7,288
39.44
Mahabubnagar
24,005
2,286
9.52
16,024
66.75
920
3.83
4,775
19.89
Nalgonda
31,565
2,515
7.97
24,099
76.35
686
2.17
4,265
13.51
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
2,93,194
27,502
9.38
2,10,018
71.63
8,292
2.83
47,382
16.16
Total
TABLE - 1.32
CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TOTAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
1
District
Total
Workers
Cultivators
% of
% of
col. 4 Agricultural col. 6
over
Labourers over
col. 3
col. 3
5
2,67,594 1,15,063
Household
Industries
% of
col. 8
over
col. 3
Others
% of
col. 10
over
col. 3
10
11
43.00
1,14,531
42.80
6,872
2.57
31,128
11.63
38,148
38.39
48,194
48.50
3,913
3.94
9,111
9.17
56,568
14,571
25.76
30,300
53.56
1,871
3.31
9,826
17.37
Medak
85,164
29,883
35.09
43,224
50.75
1,471
1.73
10,586
12.43
Hyderabad
18,195
381
2.09
383
2.10
557
3.06
16,874
92.74
Rangareddy
99,272
23,444
23.62
32,222
32.46
2,900
2.92
40,706
41.00
Mahabubnagar
1,90,487
70,006
36.75
83,396
43.78
3,826
2.01
33,259
17.46
Nalgonda
2,12,019
54,404
25.66
1,26,471
59.65
2,816
1.33
28,328
13.36
Warangal
2,88,383 1,16,460
40.38
1,39,489
48.37
2,625
0.91
29,809
10.34
10
Khammam *
4,33,976 1,04,900
24.17
2,83,322
65.29
3,611
0.83
42,143
9.71
17,51,024 5,67,260
32.40
9,01,532
51.49
30,462
1.74
2,51,770
Adilabad
Nizamabad
99,366
Karimnagar
Total
14.38
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37

TABLE - 1.33
STATUTORY TOWNS ALONG WITH THEIR OUT GROWTHS SHOWING HOUSEHOLDS AND
POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Total Population
Sl.
No.
Name of the Town/Out Growth
Civic Status
Total
Households
Persons
Males
Females
I. ADILABAD DISTRICT
1
Adilabad
Municipality
25,840
1,17,167
59,448
57,719
Kagaznagar
Municipality
13,630
57,583
28,649
28,934
Bhainsa
Municipality
10,607
49,764
25,053
24,711
Nirmal
Municipality
19,298
88,433
44,053
44,380
Bellampally
Municipality
13,837
55,841
28,024
27,817
Mandamarri
Municipality
12,864
52,352
26,808
25,544
Mancherial
M + OG
22,277
89,935
45,534
44,401
Municipality
21,475
86,911
44,011
42,900
802
3,024
1,523
1,501
M + OG
15,079
64,023
1,736
32,287
Municipality
10,313
43,903
1,661
22,242
2,520
10,571
5,298
5,273
2,246
9,549
4,777
4,772
66,617
3,11,152
54,929
1,56,223
16,206
77,573
38,651
38,922
(i)
Mancherial
(ii) Seetarampalle (OG)
II. NIZAMABAD DISTRICT

1
Armur
(i)
Armur
(ii)
Mamidipalle (OG)
(iii)
Perkit (OG)
Nizamabad
Bodhan
Municipal
Corporation
Municipality
Kamareddy
Municipality
17,759
80,315
39,660
40,655
M + OG
60,674
2,42,979
1,23,430
1,19,549
57,181
2,29,644
1,16,748
1,12,896
III. KARIMNAGAR DISTRICT

1
Ramagundam
(i)
Ramagundam
Municipality
(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
M + OG
24,995
1,03,930
51,828
52,102
Municipality
23,105
96,460
48,056
48,404
Jagtial
(i)
Jagtial
(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
(vi)
Dharur (OG) (Part)
239
976
502
474
856
865
Koratla
Municipality
15,669
66,504
33,250
33,254
Metpally
Municipality
12,070
50,902
25,475
25,427
38
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(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Name of the Town / Out Growth
Civic Status
Total
Households
Karimnagar
Total Population
Persons
5
Males
Females
MC + OG
69,634
2,89,821
1,46,145
1,43,676
Municipal
Corporation
62,497
2,61,185
1,31,817
1,29,368
(i)
Karimnagar
(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
M + OG
20,780
18,810
83,186
75,550
41,525
37,679
41,661
37,871
Sircilla
(i)
Sircilla
Municipality
(ii)
Sircilla ( R) (OG) (Part)
782
3,136
1,585
1,551
(iii)
Mushitipalle (OG) (Part)
1,188
4,500
2,261
2,239
M + OG
9,571
46,880
22,586
24,294
Municipality
9,011
44,255
21,336
22,919
560
2,625
1,250
1,375
M + OG
14,879
66,737
33,164
33,573
Municipality
14,500
65,158
32,366
32,792
379
1,579
798
781
M + OG
13,824
71,166
36,069
35,097
Municipality
9,625
50,532
25,564
24,968
IV. MEDAK DISTRICT

1
Medak
(i)
Medak
(ii)
Ausulpalle (OG)
Siddipet
(i)
Siddipet
(ii)
Imambad (OG)
Zahirabad
(i)
Zahirabad
(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
M + OG
10,452
47,920
24,347
23,573
Municipality
9,310
42,950
21,926
21,024
Sadasivpet
(i)
Sadasivpet
(ii)
Siddapur (R) (OG)
202
860
428
432
(iii)
Nandikandi (OG)
935
4,097
1,986
2,111
(iv)
Madikunta (OG) (Part)
13
M + OG
14,947
72,344
36,706
35,638
Municipality
14,845
71,376
35,986
35,390
102
968
720
248
Sangareddy
(i)
Sangareddy
(ii)
Chintalpalle (OG) (Part)
||
39

(in Nos.)
Total Population
Sl.
No.
Name of the Town/ Out Growth
Civic Status
Total
Households
Persons
Males
Females
V. HYDERABAD DISTRICT
1
Greater Hyderabad Municipal

Corporation
(i)
Corporation
MC + OG
15,83,908
69,93,262
35,76,640
34,16,622
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
767
3,013
1,562
1,451
(xxii) Kalvancha (OG)
40
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(in Nos.)
Total Population
Sl.
No.
Name of the Town/ Out Growth
Civic Status
Total
Households
Persons
Males
Females
(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)
20
11
(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
50,333
2,17,910
1,13,577
1,04,333
Cantonment
Board
Secunderabad
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41

(in Nos.)
Total Population
Sl.
No.
Name of the town / Out Growth
Civic Status
Total
Households
Persons
Males
Females
VI. RANGAREDDY DISTRICT

1
Vikarabad
Municipality
11,089
53,143
26,467
26,676
Tandur
Municipality
13,216
65,115
32,595
32,520
M + OG
37,886
1,90,400
96,142
94,258
Municipality
31,145
1,57,733
79,177
78,556
VII. MAHABUBNAGAR DISTRICT

1
Mahabubnagar
(i)
Mahabubnagar
(ii)
Mahabubnagar (R) (OG)
4,991
24,649
12,895
11,754
(iii)
Yedira (OG) (Part)
1,750
8,018
4,070
3,948
Nagar
Panchayat
7,914
41,752
20,697
21,055
Municipality
12,866
60,949
31,501
29,448
M + OG
13,178
63,177
31,935
31,242
Municipality
11,996
57,569
29,070
28,499
1,182
5,608
2,865
2,743
Narayanpet
Wanaparathy
Gadwal
(i)
Gadwal
(ii)
Gadwal (R) (OG) (Part)
VIII. NALGONDA DISTRICT

1
Bhongir
Municipality
12,196
53,339
27,073
26,266
Suryapet
M + OG
25,448
1,06,805
52,773
54,032
Municipality
25,129
1,05,531
52,111
53,420
(i)
Suryapet
(ii)
Kesaram (OG) (Part)
133
498
251
247
(iii)
Pillalamarri (OG) (Part)
186
776
411
365
M + OG
36,826
1,54,326
77,320
77,006
Municipality
32,292
1,35,744
67,971
67,773
Nalgonda
(i)
Nalgonda
(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
M + OG
26,800
1,04,918
52,565
52,353
Municipality
26,516
1,03,817
52,005
51,812
284
1,101
560
541
Miryalaguda
(i)
Miryalaguda
(ii)
Nandipahad (OG) (Part)
42
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(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Name of the Town /Out Growth
Civic Status
3
Total Population
Total
Households
Persons
Males
Females
IX. WARANGAL DISTRICT

1
Warangal
MC + OG
Municipal
Corporation
-
1,71,429
7,04,570
3,53,309
3,51,261
1,49,801
6,15,998
3,08,509
3,07,489
816
2,953
1,487
1,466
(i)
Warangal
(ii)
Unikicherla (OG)
(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
Municipality
12,276
52,394
26,764
25,630
Jangaon
X. KHAMMAM DISTRICT
1
Manugur
Municipality
8,265
32,091
15,933
16,158
Palwancha
Municipality
20,782
80,199
39,923
40,276
Kothagudem
Municipality
20,156
79,819
39,001
40,818
Yellandu
M + OG
8,921
35,056
17,016
18,040
Municipality
8,581
33,732
16,338
17,394
(i)
Yellandu
(ii)
Romped (OG) (Part)
133
563
306
257
(iii)
Sudimalla (OG) (Part)
207
761
372
389
Sathupalle
Nagar
Panchayat
8,478
31,857
15,776
16,081
Khammam
M + OG
50,823
1,96,283
96,898
99,385
Municipality
47,661
1,84,210
90,925
93,285
3,162
12,073
5,973
6,100
(i)
Khammam
(ii)
Edulapuram (OG) (Part)
Note: M: Municipality; MC: Municipal Corporation; NP: Nagar Panchayat; OG: Out Growth
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TABLE - 1.34
STATUTORY TOWNS ALONG WITH THEIR OUT GROWTHS SHOWING
SCHEDULED CASTES POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Civic Status
Total Population
Persons
Males
Females
1
Adilabad
Municipality
12,996
6,528
6,468
Kagaznagar
Municipality
8,704
4,256
4,448
Bhainsa
Municipality
4,878
2,432
2,446
Nirmal
Municipality
6,282
3,069
3,213
Bellampalle
Municipality
16,672
8,232
8,440
Mandamarri
Municipality
12,841
6,530
6,311
Mancherial
M + OG
10,847
5,411
5,436
Municipality
10,121
5,054
5,067
726
357
369
(i)
Mancherial
(ii)
Seetarampalle (OG)

1
Armur
(i)
Armur
(ii)
Mamidipalle (OG)
(iii)
Perkit (OG)
M + OG
5,257
2,577
2,680
Municipality
3,421
1,673
1,748
1,128
553
575
Nizamabad
Bodhan
Municipal
Corporation
Municipality
708
351
357
23,788
11,640
12,148
5,458
2,673
2,785
Kamareddy
Municipality
5,555
2,643
2,912
M + OG
52,110
26,133
25,977
48,738
24,442
24,296

1
Ramagundam
(i)
Ramagundam
Municipality
(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
M + OG
8,194
3,960
4,234
Municipality
Jagtial
(i)
Jagtial
7,016
3,365
3,651
(ii)
Kandlapalle (OG) (Part)
110
56
54
(iii)
101
48
53
(iv)
402
204
198
(v)
46
19
27
(vi)
Dharur (OG) (Part)
519
268
251
Koratla
Municipality
5,614
2,750
2,864
Metpally
Municipality
6,402
3,164
3,238
44
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(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Civic Status
Total Population
Persons
Karimnagar
MC + OG
Municipal
Corporation
-
Males
Females
28,196
14,188
14,008
23,635
11,892
11,743
436
231
205
(i)
Karimnagar
(ii)
(iii)
Sitarampur (OG)
201
107
94
(iv)
1,236
625
611
(v)
Bommakal (OG)
1,543
759
784
(vi)
Alugnur (OG)
M + OG
Municipality
1,145
4,465
3,676
574
2,183
1,772
571
2,282
1,904
Sircilla
(i)
Sircilla
(ii)
706
362
(iii)
83
49
34
M + OG
5,232
2,243
2,989
Municipality
4,948
2,108
2,840
284
135
149
M + OG
5,368
2,561
2,807
Municipality
4,863
2,307
2,556
505
254
251
M + OG
7,591
3,757
3,834
Municipality
4,249
2,094
2,155
IV. MEDAK DISTRICT

1
Medak
(i)
Medak
(ii)
Ausulpalle (OG)
Siddipet
(i)
Siddipet
(ii)
Imambad (OG)
Zahirabad
(i)
Zahirabad
(ii)
553
279
274
(iii)
Pastapur (OG)
958
479
479
(iv)
Tamadpalle (OG)
(v)
Hyderabad (OG)
998
501
497
(vi)
Hothi (K) (OG)
828
403
425
M + OG
4,303
2,173
2,130
Municipality
3,405
1,734
1,671
Sadasivpet
(i)
Sadasivpet
(ii)
Siddapur (R) (OG)
(iii)
Nandikandi (OG)
898
439
459
(iv)
M + OG
9,087
4,648
4,439
Municipality
8,853
4,436
4,417
234
212
22
Sangareddy
(i)
Sangareddy
(ii)
||
45

(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Civic Status
Total Population
Persons
Males
Females
1
Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation
MC + OG
4,90,422
2,47,507
2,42,915
Municipal
Corporation
4,59,802
2,31,845
2,27,957
(i)

Corporation
(ii)
Tellapur (OG)
2,280
1,138
1,142
(iii)
Bandlaguda (OG)
636
322
314
(iv)
Gagilapur (OG)
558
270
288
(v)
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)
(xx)
Tatti Annaram (OG)
1,030
536
494
(xxi)
Tatti Khana (OG)
(xxii)
Kalvancha (OG)
88
44
44
(xxiii)
Manneguda (OG)
17
(xxiv)
906
458
448
(xxv)
Munganoor (OG)
383
186
197
46
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(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Civic Status
Total Population
Persons
Males
Females
(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)
(xlii)
Alizapur (OG)
(xliii)
Neknampur (OG)
(xliv)
Kokapet (OG)
(xlv)
(xlvi)
Puppalaguda (OG)
(xlvii)
Satamrai (OG)
(xlviii)
Pashambanda (OG)
Cantonment
Board
Secunderabad
||
571
24
559
310
647
514
857
298
273
13
282
167
320
274
442
28,503
14,136
11
277
143
327
240
415
14,367
47

(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Civic Status
Total Population
Persons
Males
Females

1
Vikarabad
Municipality
9,688
4,454
5,234
Tandur
Municipality
3,910
1,881
2,029
M + OG
13,087
6,459
6,628
Municipality
10,438
5,105
5,333
1,647
850
797
Nagar
Panchayat
1,002
504
498
4,388
2,076
2,312
Municipality
6,000
3,066
2,934
M + OG
6,314
3,151
3,163
Municipality
5,347
2,696
2,651
967
455
512

1
Mahabubnagar
(i)
Mahabubnagar
(ii)
(iii)
Yedira (OG) (Part)
Narayanpet
Wanaparathy
Gadwal
(i)
Gadwal
(ii)

1
Bhongir
Municipality
7,543
3,962
3,581
Suryapet
M + OG
14,172
6,534
7,638
Municipality
13,995
6,448
7,547
(i)
Suryapet
(ii)
Kesaram (OG) (Part)
95
44
51
(iii)
82
42
40
M + OG
22,682
11,096
11,586
Municipality
18,032
8,821
9,211
Nalgonda
(i)
Nalgonda
(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)
449
222
227
(vii)
Marriguda (OG)
1,332
646
686
M + OG
11,199
5,454
5,745
Municipality
11,164
5,439
5,725
35
15
20
Miryalaguda
(i)
Miryalaguda
(ii)
48
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(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Civic Status
Total Population
Persons
Males
Females

1
Warangal
MC + OG
Municipal
Corporation
1,01,089
50,013
51,076
79,316
39,048
40,268
(i)
Warangal
(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
Municipality
8,335
4,467
3,868
Jangaon
X. KHAMMAM DISTRICT
1
Manugur
Municipality
4,686
2,335
2,351
Palwancha
Municipality
13,179
6,372
6,807
Kothagudem
Municipality
15,748
7,547
8,201
Yellandu
M + OG
5,829
2,830
2,999
Municipality
5,657
2,740
2,917
(i)
Yellandu
(ii)
Romped (OG) (Part)
42
26
16
(iii)
130
64
66
Sathupalle
Nagar
Panchayat
4,765
2,337
2,428
Khammam
M + OG
21,281
10,224
11,057
Municipality
19,954
9,589
10,365
1,327
635
692
(i)
Khammam
(ii)
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49

TABLE - 1.35
SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Name of the Town/Out Growth
Civic Status
Total Population
Persons
Males
Females
1
Adilabad
Municipality
5,552
2,799
2,753
Kagaznagar
Municipality
718
361
357
Bhainsa
Municipality
588
294
294
Nirmal
Municipality
1,315
663
652
Bellampalle
Municipality
881
447
434
Mandamarri
Municipality
2,094
1,058
1,036
Mancherial
M + OG
1,433
724
709
Municipality
1,410
714
696
23
10
13
(i)
Mancherial
(ii)
Seetarampalle (OG)

1
Armur
(i)
Armur
(ii)
Mamidipalle (OG)
(iii)
Perkit (OG)
M + OG
815
414
401
Municipality
470
233
237
170
92
78
175
89
86
3,425
1,717
1,708
792
468
324
949
315
634
M + OG
4,168
2,074
2,094
4,080
2,032
2,048
Nizamabad
Bodhan
Municipal
Corporation
Municipality
Kamareddy
Municipality

1
3
4
Ramagundam
(i)
Ramagundam
Municipality
(ii)
Raidandi (OG)
(iii)
Kundanapalle (OG)
61
26
35
(iv)
Lingapur (OG)
(v)
Penchikalpet (OG)
12
(vi)
Sundilla (OG)
M + OG
633
295
338
Municipality
504
230
274
Jagtial
(i)
Jagtial
(ii)
Kandlapalle (OG)
(iii)
16
(iv)
(v)
113
58
55
(vi)
Dharur (OG) (Part)
1,321
776
710
399
611
377
Koratla
Metpally
50
Municipality
Municipality
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(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Name of the Town /Out Growth
Civic Status
Total Population
Persons
Males
Females
Karimnagar
MC + OG
Municipal
Corporation
-
5,282
2,717
2,565
4,896
2,500
2,396
53
35
18
(i)
Karimnagar
(ii)
(iii)
Sitarampur (OG)
28
14
14
(iv)
156
88
68
(v)
Bommakal (OG)
69
38
31
(vi)
Alugnur (OG)
80
42
38
M + OG
784
400
384
Municipality
645
326
319
Sircilla
(i)
Sircilla
(ii)
139
74
65
(iii)
M + OG
1,086
466
620
Municipality
1,018
436
582
68
30
38
M + OG
518
260
258
Municipality
511
256
255
1,185
608
577
307
160
147
IV. MEDAK DISTRICT

1
Medak
(i)
Medak
(ii)
Ausulpalle (OG)
Siddipet
(i)
Siddipet
(ii)
Imambad (OG)
Zahirabad
M + OG
(i)
Zahirabad
(ii)
(iii)
Pastapur (OG)
20
15
(iv)
Tamadpalle (OG)
(v)
Hyderabad (OG)
190
101
89
(vi)
Hothi(K) (OG)
668
332
336
M + OG
382
213
169
Municipality
309
174
135
Municipality
Sadasivpet
(i)
Sadasivpet
(ii)
Siddapur (R) (OG)
(iii)
Nandikandi (OG)
73
39
34
(iv)
M + OG
1,291
611
680
Municipality
1,166
486
680
125
125
Sangareddy
(i)
Sangareddy
(ii)
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51

(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Civic Status
Total Population
Persons
Males
Females
1
MC + OG
1,14,756
59,937
54,819
Municipal
Corporation
1,07,409
56,091
51,318
(i)

Corporation
(ii)
Tellapur (OG)
496
273
223
(iii)
Bandlaguda (OG)
101
49
52
(iv)
Gagilapur (OG)
226
107
119
(v)
49
19
30
(vi)
Bahadurpalle (OG)
256
140
116
(vii)
Bowrampet (OG)
24
18
(viii)
Mallampet (OG)
50
24
26
(ix)
Nizampet (OG)
598
281
317
(x)
Dulapalle (OG)
162
88
74
(xi)
Singaipalle (OG)
13
(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)
(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)
(xxiv)
30
15
15
52
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(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Civic Status
Total Population
Persons
Males
Females
(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)
(xliv)
Kokapet (OG)
(xlv)
13
(xlvi)
Puppalaguda (OG)
52
27
25
(xlvii)
Satamrai (OG)
335
178
157
(xlviii)
Pashambanda (OG)
2,146
1,064
1,082
Cantonment
Board
Secunderabad
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53

(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Civic Status
Total Population
Persons
Males
Females

1
Vikarabad
Municipality
2,847
1,504
1,343
Tandur
Municipality
1,028
428
600
M + OG
3,560
1,909
1,651
Municipality
1,850
942
908

1
Mahabubnagar
(i)
Mahabubnagar
(ii)
1,625
922
703
(iii)
Yedira (OG) (Part)
85
45
40
Nagar Panchayat
220
100
120
2,304
1,325
979
M + OG
779
464
315
Municipality
510
257
253
269
207
62
810
515
295
Narayanpet
Wanaparathy
Gadwal
(i)
Municipality
Gadwal
(ii)

1
Bhongir
Municipality
Suryapet
M + OG
6,788
3,573
3,215
Municipality
6,722
3,542
3,180
(i)
Suryapet
(ii)
Kesaram (OG) (Part)
12
(iii)
54
26
28
M + OG
2,397
1,200
1,197
Municipality
1,848
926
922
Nalgonda
(i)
Nalgonda
(ii)
Nalgonda (R) (OG)
214
105
109
(iii)
Panagallu (R) (OG)
121
62
59
(iv)
Gollaguda (R) (OG)
14
(v)
Arjalabavi (OG)
24
12
12
(vi)
131
66
65
(vii)
Marriguda (OG)
45
20
25
M + OG
6,295
3,194
3,101
Municipality
6,101
3,100
3,001
194
94
100
Miryalaguda
(i)
Miryalaguda
(ii)
54
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(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Civic Status
Total Population
Persons
Males
Females

1
Warangal
MC + OG
Municipal
Corporation
-
19,347
10,157
9,190
16,636
8,770
7,866
(i)
Warangal
(ii)
Unikicherla (OG)
(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)
(xi)
Gopalpur (OG)
599
308
291
(xii)
Dharmaram (OG)
68
36
32
(xiii)
Vasanthapur (OG)
24
12
12
(xiv)
Stambampalle (OG)
206
100
106
Municipality
1,694
991
703
Jangaon
X. KHAMMAM DISTRICT
1
Manugur
Municipality
4,992
2,337
2,655
Palwancha
Municipality
13,549
6,681
6,868
Kothagudem
Municipality
4,831
2,296
2,535
Yellandu
M + OG
2,918
1,131
1,787
Municipality
2,854
1,101
1,753
(i)
Yellandu
(ii)
Romped (OG) (Part)
(iii)
57
27
30
Sathupalle
Nagar Panchayat
1,996
969
1,027
Khammam
M + OG
9,562
4,364
5,198
Municipality
7,131
3,203
3,928
2,431
1,161
1,270
(i)
Khammam
(ii)
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55

TABLE - 1.36
SLUM POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Civic Status
Total
Population
Slum
Population
% of Slum
Population
1
Adilabad
Municipality
1,17,167
79,298
67.68
Kagaznagar
Municipality
57,583
42,547
73.89
Bhainsa
Municipality
30,607
61.50
Nirmal
Municipality
49,764
88,433
39,523
44.69
Bellampalle
Municipality
55,841
34,188
61.22
Mandamarri
Municipality
52,352
26,167
49.98
Mancherial
M + OG
89,935
50,982
56.69
M + OG
64,023
17,212
26.88

1
Armur
Nizamabad
Municipal
Corporation
3,11,152
2,01,879
64.88
Bodhan
Municipality
77,573
51,624
66.55
Kamareddy
Municipality
80,315
31,552
39.29

1
Ramagundam
M + OG
2,42,979
1,26,949
52.25
Jagtial
M + OG
1,03,930
93,602
90.06
Koratla
Municipality
66,504
33,429
50.27
Metpally
Municipality
50,902
37,758
74.18
Karimnagar
2,89,821
92,914
32.06
Sircilla
M + OG
83,186
53,116
64.51
MC + OG
IV. MEDAK DISTRICT

1
Medak
M + OG
46,880
13,285
28.34
Siddipet
M + OG
66,737
65,158
97.63
Zahirabad
M + OG
71,166
34,988
49.16
Sadasivpet
M + OG
47,920
18,418
38.43
Sangareddy
M + OG
72,344
27,106
37.47
MC + OG
69,93,262
22,87,014
32.70
Cantonment
Board
2,17,910
69,733
32.00
1
Secunderabad
56
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SLUM POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Civic Status
Total
Population
Slum
Population
% of Slum
Population

1
Vikarabad
Municipality
53,143
31,412
59.11
Tandur
Municipality
65,115
46,616
71.59
1,90,400
74,244
38.99
Nagar Panchayat
41,752
29,366
70.33
Municipality
60,949
26,671
43.76
M + OG
63,177
49,488
78.33
53,339
35,453
66.47

1
Mahabubnagar
Narayanpet
Wanaparathy
Gadwal
M + OG

1
Bhongir
Municipality
Suryapet
M + OG
1,06,805
73,670
68.98
Nalgonda
M + OG
1,54,326
72,220
46.80
Miryalaguda
M + OG
1,04,918
44,486
42.40
7,04,570
2,46,516
34.99

1
Warangal
MC + OG
Jangaon
Municipality
52,394
29,858
56.99
X. KHAMMAM DISTRICT
1
Manugur
Municipality
32,091
31,059
96.78
Palwancha
Municipality
80,199
48,328
60.26
Kothagudem
Municipality
79,819
67,122
84.09
Yellandu
M + OG
35,056
19,256
54.93
Sathupalle
Nagar Panchayat
31,857
15,070
47.31
Khammam
M + OG
1,96,283
88,439
45.06
Note: M: Municipality; M.C: Municipal Corporation; NP: Nagar Panchayat; OG: Out Growth
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57

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
10
11
Adilabad
30,310
26,636
56,946
10,359
8,237
18,596
40,669
34,873
75,542
Nizamabad
28,428
25,746
54,174
6,473
5,296
11,769
34,901
31,042
65,943
Karimnagar
48,794
42,924
91,718
12,710
10,394
23,104
61,504
53,318
1,14,822
Medak
29,803
24,779
54,582
7,409
5,656
13,065
37,212
30,435
67,647
Hyderabad
96,038
81,871 1,77,909
96,038
81,871
1,77,909
Rangareddy
29,578
24,404
53,982
63,994
53,095 1,17,089
93,572
77,499
1,71,071
Mahabubnagar
50,698
44,317
95,015
7,129
5,638
12,767
57,827
49,955
1,07,782
Nalgonda
44,353
36,834
81,187
8,097
6,688
14,785
52,450
43,522
95,972
Warangal
36,603
31,044
67,647
11,187
8,644
19,831
47,790
39,688
87,478
34,678
31,838
66,516
8,772
7,368
16,140
43,450
39,206
82,656
10 Khammam*
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
Total
TABLE - 1.38
DISABLED POPULATION BY TYPE OF DISABILITY AND SEX, 2011 Census
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
Total
in seeing
Persons
Males
Females
Persons
Males
in Hearing
Females Persons
8
Males
Females
10
11
Adilabad
75,542
40,669
34,873
13,568
6,632
6,936
10,360
5,222
5,138
Nizamabad
65,943
34,901
31,042
10,094
4,675
5,419
7,901
4,035
3,866
Karimnagar
1,14,822
61,504
53,318
19,855
9,790
10,065
15,267
7,410
7,857
Medak
67,647
37,212
30,435
12,171
5,863
6,308
8,007
4,073
3,934
Hyderabad
1,77,909
96,038
81,871
46,882
24,602
22,280
41,201
21,542
19,659
Rangareddy
1,71,071
93,572
77,499
32,473
17,018
15,455
36,704
19,050
17,654
Mahabubnagar
1,07,782
57,827
49,955
17,552
8,588
8,964
15,511
7,752
7,759
Nalgonda
95,972
52,450
43,522
13,891
6,964
6,927
10,999
5,463
5,536
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
98,289 96,688 1,67,879
85,288
82,591
Total
58
10,46,822 5,65,413
4,81,409 1,94,977
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(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
in Speech
in Movement
Mental Retardation
Persons
Males
Females
Persons
Males
Females
Persons
Males
Females
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Adilabad
6,429
3,541
2,888
17,773
10,928
6,845
3,841
2,011
1,830
Nizamabad
7,684
4,101
3,583
17,109
10,249
6,860
4,164
2,202
1,962
Karimnagar
13,033
7,243
5,790
28,903
17,416
11,487
6,756
3,511
3,245
Medak
5,041
2,806
2,235
20,608
12,872
7,736
4,021
2,122
1,899
Hyderabad
16,424
9,307
7,117
9,056
5,508
3,548
6,991
3,897
3,094
Rangareddy
16,291
9,331
6,960
23,839
15,103
8,736
6,592
3,624
2,968
Mahabubnagar
7,855
4,367
3,488
29,528
17,735
11,793
5,643
2,920
2,723
Nalgonda
7,522
4,263
3,259
32,629
19,603
13,026
6,273
3,207
3,066
Warangal
8,761
4,831
3,930
24,995
15,326
9,669
5,390
2,824
2,566
6,770
3,751
3,019
21,712
12,660
9,052
5,087
2,675
2,412
95,810
53,541
42,269
2,26,152
1,37,400
88,752
54,758
28,993
25,765
10 Khammam*
Total

(in Nos.)
Mental Illness
Sl.
No.
District
Multiple Disability
Other Disabilities
Persons
Males
Females
Persons
Males
Females
Persons
Males
Females
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Adilabad
1,745
909
836
5,870
3,126
2,744
15,956
8,300
7,656
Nizamabad
1,365
702
663
4,985
2,599
2,386
12,641
6,338
6,303
Karimnagar
2,435
1,233
1,202
9,942
5,109
4,833
18,631
9,792
8,839
Medak
1,512
827
685
6,248
3,369
2,879
10,039
5,280
4,759
Hyderabad
1,767
1,038
729
6,310
3,388
2,922
49,278
26,756
22,522
Rangareddy
2,250
1,258
992
7,622
4,259
3,363
45,300
23,929
21,371
Mahabubnagar
2,040
992
1,048
8,474
4,477
3,997
21,179
10,996
10,183
Nalgonda
1,987
1,028
959
8,687
4,681
4,006
13,984
7,241
6,743
Warangal
1,657
868
789
7,796
4,127
3,669
13,926
7,285
6,641
1,867
911
956
8,440
4,494
3,946
13,313
6,590
6,723
18,625
9,766
8,859
74, 374
39,629
10 Khammam*
Total
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
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59

TABLE - 1.39
RELIGION WISE POPULATION, 2001 AND 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Hindus
Sl.
No.
2001
District
Adilabad
2011
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
11,09,301
10,98,542
22,07,843
11,98,137
12,01,764
23,99,901
Nizamabad
9,79,163
10,04,112
19,83,275
10,36,875
10,86,551
21,23,426
Karimnagar
16,27,008
16,24,836
32,51,834
17,38,582
17,52,557
34,91,139
Medak
11,80,556
11,53,613
23,34,169
13,22,462
13,14,851
26,37,313
Hyderabad
10,97,629
10,24,334
21,21,963
10,46,624
9,99,427
20,46,051
Rangareddy
15,76,012
14,87,106
30,63,118
22,78,062
21,80,796
44,58,858
Mahabubnagar
16,20,072
15,73,860
31,93,932
18,59,243
18,14,213
36,73,456
Nalgonda
15,46,716
14,93,496
30,40,212
16,40,314
16,08,917
32,49,231
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
1,34,90,000
1,31,40,949
2,66,30,949
Total
1,50,51,489 1,48,96,962 2,99,48,451

(in Nos.)
Muslims
Sl.
No.
2001
District
2011
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
10
11
12
13
14
Adilabad
1,19,869
1,16,975
2,36,844
1,38,886
1,37,084
2,75,970
Nizamabad
1,71,621
1,67,203
3,38,824
1,96,117
1,95,479
3,91,596
Karimnagar
1,07,898
1,05,913
2,13,811
1,22,547
1,22,176
2,44,723
Medak
1,51,898
1,44,588
2,96,486
1,74,131
1,68,318
3,42,449
Hyderabad
8,17,394
7,59,189
15,76,583
8,80,127
8,33,278
17,13,405
Rangareddy
2,10,248
1,98,033
4,08,281
3,14,364
3,03,154
6,17,518
Mahabubnagar
1,50,762
1,46,213
2,96,975
1,68,594
1,65,578
3,34,172
Nalgonda
86,772
83,781
1,70,553
94,712
93,934
1,88,646
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
19,76,029
18,77,184
38,53,213
22,67,514
21,97,185
44,64,699
Total
60
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(in Nos.)
Christian
Sl.
No.
District
2001
2011
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
15
16
17
18
19
20
Adilabad
7,247
7,504
14,751
7,481
7,941
15,422
Nizamabad
7,966
8,238
16,204
9,483
10,170
19,653
Karimnagar
10,116
10,460
20,576
12,172
12,807
24,979
Medak
17,495
17,156
34,651
17,004
17,297
34,301
Hyderabad
45,541
47,374
92,915
43,291
44,231
87,522
Rangareddy
45,680
44,213
89,893
71,742
72,295
1,44,037
Mahabubnagar
9,280
9,520
18,800
10,494
10,851
21,345
Nalgonda
16,053
16,399
32,452
17,078
17,947
35,025
Warangal
16,220
17,134
33,354
15,029
16,348
31,377
15,505
15,272
30,777
16,152
17,311
33,463
1,91,103
1,93,270
3,84,373
2,19,926
2,27,198
4,47,124
10 Khammam*
Total

(in Nos.)
Sikhs
Sl.
No.
2001
District
2011
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
21
22
23
24
25
26
Adilabad
569
496
10,065
733
644
1,377
Nizamabad
973
903
1,876
1,198
1,159
2,357
Karimnagar
1,051
911
1,962
1,066
1,020
2,086
Medak
448
394
842
685
624
1,309
Hyderabad
6,375
4,576
10,951
6,005
5,441
11,446
Rangareddy
2,415
2,097
4,512
4,336
3,726
8,062
Mahabubnagar
150
104
254
350
308
658
Nalgonda
407
405
812
528
409
937
Warangal
587
512
1,099
773
680
1,453
10
Khammam*
243
205
448
356
299
655
13,218
10,603
23,821
16,030
14,310
30,340
Total
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61

(in Nos.)
Jains
Sl.
No
2001
District
2011
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
27
28
29
30
31
32
Adilabad
220
206
426
317
300
617
Nizamabad
212
197
409
268
274
542
Karimnagar
45
36
81
147
165
312
Medak
147
136
283
222
235
457
Hyderabad
8,476
8,116
16,592
9,922
9,638
19,560
Rangareddy
839
691
1,530
1,828
1,708
3,536
Mahabubnagar
14
12
26
176
212
388
Nalgonda
43
46
89
130
120
250
Warangal
154
153
307
284
285
569
10
Khammam*
119
97
216
221
238
459
10,269
9,690
19,959
13,515
13,175
26,690
Total

(in Nos.)
Buddhists
Sl.
No.
District
Males
33
2001
Females
Total
Males
2011
Females
Total
34
35
36
37
38
12,342
12,050
24,392
12,910
12,600
25,510
Adilabad
Nizamabad
977
903
1,880
962
885
1,847
Karimnagar
64
58
122
170
162
332
Medak
312
299
611
279
275
554
Hyderabad
418
414
832
695
573
1,268
Rangareddy
807
721
1,528
1,087
954
2,041
Mahabubnagar
20
12
32
143
147
290
Nalgonda
37
29
66
129
112
241
Warangal
41
28
69
134
119
253
10
Khammam*
58
38
96
113
104
217
15,076
14,552
29,628
16,622
15,931
32,553
Total
Source: Directorate, Census Operation, Hyderabad.
Note: This Population includes the population pertaining to the villages transferred to residual A.P for Khammam district.
62
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(in Nos.)
Other Religions and Persuasions

Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
65
72
137
157
165
322
Nizamabad
16
22
38
69
77
146
Karimnagar
157
155
312
58
57
115
Medak
58
52
110
119
98
217
Hyderabad
642
636
1,278
976
953
1,929
Rangareddy
484
467
951
861
768
1,629
Mahabubnagar
48
36
84
121
146
267
Nalgonda
25
17
42
61
71
132
Warangal
28
20
48
67
59
126
10
Khammam*
43
39
82
291
248
539
1,566
1,516
3,082
2,780
2,642
5,422
Total
2001
2011
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
39
40
41
42
43
44

(in Nos.)
Religion not stated

Sl.
No.
2001
District
2011
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
45
46
47
48
49
50
Adilabad
1,345
1,200
2,545
10,976
11,144
22,120
Nizamabad
1,977
1,202
3,179
5,669
6,099
11,768
Karimnagar
1,629
1,495
3,124
6,058
6,525
12,583
Medak
1,532
1,413
2,945
8,128
8,560
16,688
Hyderabad
4,698
3,941
8,639
30,935
31,207
62,142
Rangareddy
2,742
2,509
5,251
28,728
32,332
61,060
Mahabubnagar
1,994
1,837
3,831
11,265
11,187
22,452
Nalgonda
1,937
1,819
3,756
6,820
7,527
14,347
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
22,184
20,062
42,246
1,16,202
1,22,497
2,38,699
Total
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63

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)
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
10
11
Adilabad
34,721
8,843
43,564
82,307
36,059
1,18,366
12,559
1,999
14,558
Nizamabad
41,041
10,885
51,926
77,961
37,487
1,15,448
20,357
3,832
24,189
Karimnagar
64,779
16,222
81,001
1,52,067
72,678
2,24,745
31,072
5,651
36,723
Medak
40,229
11,379
51,608
91,964
42,608
1,34,572
21,912
4,352
26,264
Hyderabad
3,02,558 1,64,186
4,66,744
3,52,221
2,53,708
6,05,929
Rangareddy
1,75,080
85,423
2,60,503
4,30,608
2,82,252
7,12,860
20,105
6,251
26,356
Mahabubnagar
53,032
14,543
67,575
1,08,394
48,773
1,57,167
30,375
6,330
36,705
Nalgonda
68,345
17,267
85,612
1,35,727
55,877
1,91,604
38,470
7,326
45,796
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

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
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Adilabad
34,284
11,117
45,401
22,162
6,844
29,006
48,023
24,942
72,965
Nizamabad
40,096
16,077
56,173
20,684
7,053
27,737
37,865
21,410
59,275
Karimnagar
77,341
31,889 1,09,230
33,707
10,571
44,278
74,726
40,789
1,15,515
Medak
44,027
15,112
18,317
7,027
25,344
47,937
27,496
75,433
Hyderabad
- 3,02,558 1,64,186
4,66,744
3,52,221 2,53,708
6,05,929
Rangareddy
37,616
15,825
53,441 1,54,975
79,172
2,34,147
3,92,992 2,66,427
6,59,419
Mahabubnagar
62,618
23,009
85,627
22,657
8,213
30,870
45,776
25,764
71,540
Nalgonda
80,839
27,004 1,07,843
29,875
9,941
39,816
54,888
28,873
83,761
Warangal
68,286
23,138
91,424
45,569
17,123
62,692
88,765
50,079
1,38,844
54,772
22,536
77,308
28,769
12,333
41,102
51,433
32,186
83,619
4,99,879 1,85,707 6,85,586 6,97,273 3,22,463 10,01,736
11,94,626
10 Khammam*
Total
59,139
7,71,674 19,66,300
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TABLE - 1.41
RANKING OF DISTRICTS BY POPULATION SIZE, 2001 AND 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
2011 Census
2001 Census
Sl.
No.
District
Total
Population
% to total
Population
Rank
Total
Population
% to total
Population
Rank
Adilabad
27,41,239
7.83
24,88,003
8.03
Nizamabad
25,51,335
7.29
10
23,45,685
7.57
10
Karimnagar
37,76,269
10.79
34,91,822
11.27
Medak
30,33,288
8.67
26,70,097
8.62
Hyderabad
39,43,323
11.27
38,29,753
12.36
Rangareddy
52,96,741
15.13
35,75,064
11.54
Mahabubnagar
40,53,028
11.58
35,13,934
11.34
Nalgonda
34,88,809
9.97
32,47,982
10.48
Warangal
35,12,576
10.03
32,46,004
10.48
10
Khammam
26,07,066
7.45
25,78,927
8.32
3,50,03,674
100.00
3,09,87,271
100.00
Total
TABLE - 1.42
RANKING OF DISTRICTS BY SEX RATIO, DENSITY OF POPULATION AND LITERACY RATE,
2001 AND 2011 CENSUS
Sl.
No.
District
Sex Ratio
2001
2011
Literacy Rate By Sex, 2011
Density of Population
2001
2011
Total
Ratio Rank Ratio Rank Density Rank Density Rank
Adilabad
12
13
14
Rate Rank
10
11
154
10
170
10
61.01
70.81
51.31
Nizamabad
1,017
1 1,040
295
321
61.25
71.47
51.54
Karimnagar
998
2 1,008
295
319
64.15
73.65
54.79
Medak
974
992
275
313
61.42
71.43
51.37
Hyderabad
933
10
954
10 17,649
18,172
83.25
86.99
79.35
Rangareddy
944
961
477
707
75.87
82.11
69.40
Mahabubnagar
972
977
191
220
55.04
10
65.21
10
Nalgonda
966
983
228
245
64.20
74.1
54.19
Warangal
973
997
253
273
65.11
74.58
55.69
975
4 1,008
161
196
65.75
73.30
58.30
971
270
312
66.54
- 75.04
57.99
988
Rank Rate Rank
3 1,001
State
Females
989
10 Khammam
Rate
Males
15
44.72 10
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16
65

TABLE - 1.43
DETAILS OF REVENUE VILLAGES TRANSFERRED TO RESIDUAL ANDHRA PRADESH
AND RETAINED IN TELANGANA STATE
(in Nos.)
No. of Villages transferred
to residual A.P
Total No. of villages existing

as per Census, 2011
Sl.
No.
Name of
the Mandal
Bhadrachalam
74
89,048
37,269
25,514
73
38,961
Kunavaram
56
26,245
20,382
5,435
56
26,245
V.R.Puram
62
25,597
47,473
35,695
62
25,597
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
Revenue
Villages
Total
Population
Geographical
Area (in Hects.)
Forest Area
(in Hects.)
Revenue
Villages
Total
Population
Burghampadu
18
64,580
37,058
18,673
7,502
Kukkunoor
20
28,392
27,134
17,989
20
28,392
Velairpadu
21
22,882
41,544
29,471
21
22,882
Total:
59
1,15,854
1,05,736
66,133
47
58,776
Grand Total:
340
2,97,469
3,06,389
2,17,157
327
190,304

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
Geographical
Forest Area
Area (in Hects.)
(in Hects.)
9
10
Revenue
Villages
No. of Villages retained

in Telangana State
Total
Geographical Forest Area
Population Area (in Hects.) (in Hects.)
11
12
13
14
Bhadrachalam
36,441.26
25,514.00
50,087
827.74
Kunavaram
20,382.00
5,435.00
V.R.Puram
47,473.00
35,695.00
Chintoor
95,529.00
84,380.00
Total
1,99,825.26
1,51,024.00
50,087
827.74
7,787.45
4,270.62
12
57,078
29,270.55
14,402.38
Burghampadu
Kukkunoor
27,134.00
17,989.00
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
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2. Health and
Family Welfare
The right to health is the economic,
social
include Health System Strengthening in rural and
and cultural right to the highest attainable
urban areas Reproductive-Maternal Neonatal
standard
Child
of
health.
This
right
was
well
and
Adolescent
recognized in the Universal Declaration of
and
Human
Diseases. The NHM
Rights,
International
Covenant
on
Communicable
and
Health
(RMNCH+A),
Non-Communicable
envisages achievement of
Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and the
universal access to equitable, affordable and
Convention
Persons
quality health care services that are accountable
with Disabilities. Every Country around the Globe
and responsive to peoples need. As such, health
are trying their best to address this issue of
care should be within the reach of every citizen.
affordable health care to all their citizens.
The Government has introduced various health
on
the
Rights
of
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
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 .
Health Indicators
The availability of health care services is
deliveries is found to be very high in Adilabad
found to be inadequate, both quantitatively and
district
qualitatively.
Household and
Government
Considering
has
introduced
the
fact,
various
the
health
schemes and programmes for providing basic
with
conducted
11.5%
by the
as
per
District
facility Survey
(2012-13)
International Institute for
Population Sciences.
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
||
Level
67

There are 108 general hospitals, 17 hospitals
The strength of doctors in these
hospitals is
for special treatment totaling to 125 hospitals
3742, including 510 contract doctors to provide
rendering services in the State.
maternal and child health care and family welfare
There are 671
primary health centers and 70 dispensaries are

existing
in
the
State
as
on
services to the people of the State.
31-03-2015.
Human Development Index and Rankings

Human development is the expansion of
peoples 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
Table
improvement in the HDI in all districts of the State.

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
68
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TABLE - 2.1
ESTIMATED BIRTH RATE, DEATH RATE AND INFANT MORTALITY RATE, 2011 TO 2013
Sl.
No.
2011
Particulars
Urban
Total
Rural
Urban
Total
Rural
Urban
Total
10
11
17.8
16.6
17.5
17.9
16.6
17.5
17.7
16.7
17.4
Males
Females
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
47
31
43
46
30
41
44
29
39
Males
45
27
40
43
28
39
Females
47
33
43
45
30
40
1.9
1.7
1.8
1.9
1.7
1.8
(per 1,000 Population)
Crude Death Rate
(per 1,000 Population)
Infant Mortality Rate
(per 1,000 Live Births)
Total Fertility Rate (TFR)
2013
Rural
Crude Birth Rate
2012
Source: Sample Registration System Bulletins, 2012 , 2013 and 2014.

Note: These rates pertains to combined State. Telangana State specific rates are not available.
TABLE - 2.2
ESTIMATED AGE SPECIFIC FERTILITY RATE, 2011 to 2013
(per thousand females of the age group)
2011
2013
2012
Sl.
No.
Age
Group
Rural
Urban
Total
Rural
Urban
Total
Rural
Urban
Total
10
11
15-19
35.3
16.5
30.7
36.3
16.7
31.5
31.1
16.9
27.0
20-24
216.8
143.8
196.7
210.6
140.4
191.9
219.9
173.1
205.4
25-29
163.7
129.6
153.4
164.8
131.4
154.6
100.4
106.4
102.4
30-34
74.6
58.8
69.8
68.3
55.6
64.5
20.3
35.2
25.0
35-39
30.2
16.8
26.4
27.5
15.4
23.9
4.9
4.1
4.6
40-44
10.9
3.6
8.7
10.1
3.7
8.2
1.4
0.6
1.1
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.
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69

TABLE - 2.3
STATUS OF HEALTH INDICATORS IN THE STATE
Sl.
No.
District
MMR
2011-13*
IMR
2013*
TFR
2013*
CBR
2013*
CPR***
ASR
2011*
CSR
2011**
Full
Immunization
10
152
48
1.7
57.0
19.2
1,001
934
38.7
Nizamabad
79
48
1.6
58.6
19.4
1,040
948
49.4
Karimnagar
74
37
1.9
67.9
18.0
1,008
935
38.5
Medak
90
49
1.9
59.2
17.0
992
952
42.9
Hyderabad
71
20
2.0
64.7
19.5
954
914
55.2
Rangareddy
78
33
2.0
65.1
18.0
961
933
35.5
Mahabubnagar
98
53
2.0
58.8
17.7
977
925
55.9
Nalgonda
90
47
1.6
68.8
17.4
983
923
50.0
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
Adilabad
92
39
1.8
66.7
17.4
988
933
48.3
State
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
Hospitals
a) General Hospitals
Nos.
5
b) Hospitals for
Nos.
14
Special Treatment
Total
19
2 Primary Health Centers
Nos.
3 Beds Available
a) Men
Nos.
3,133
b) Women
Nos.
3,486
c) Children
Nos.
919
d) Common/General
Nos.
1,099
Total
8,637
4 Dispensaries
Nos.
5 Doctors working
a) Regular Doctors
Nos.
950
b) Contract Doctors
Nos.
71
Total
1,021
Source: 1. Directorate of Medical Education, Hyderabad,
3. Directorate of Health & Family Welfare, Hyderabad,
70
99
108
17
102
-
671
4
-
125
671
7,080
6,036
6,036
-
742
742
70
3,133
16,602
919
1,841
22,495
70
7,080
-
711
1,019
552
3,232
146
283
10
510
857
1,302
562
3,742
2. Commissioner of Vaidhya Vidhana Parishad, 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
Adilabad
General
Hospitals Fever
T.B
Eye, ENT
& Dental
Mental
IDCD &
Cancer
Women
& Child
Total
(4 to 9)
Total
Hospitals
(3+10)
10
11
10
11
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
12
13
Hyderabad
21
10
31
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
10
10
Nalgonda
12
12
Warangal
12
17
10
Khammam
108
17
125
Total
Hospitals for Special Treatment

GOVERNMENT MEDICAL FACILITIES UNDER ALLOPATHIC BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
(in Nos.)
Beds Available for
Doctors
Dispensaries Regular Contract
Sl.
No.
District
Primary
Health
Men
12
13
14
Adilabad
72
179
1,411
80
124
1,794
152
103
Nizamabad
41
170
1,196
80
40
1,486
187
66
Karimnagar
71
1,616
1,616
198
55
Medak
69
1,394
100
1,494
256
34
Hyderabad
85
2,289
4,062
579
1,152
8,082
30
1,323
47
Rangareddy
48
978
10
988
10
161
27
Mahabubnagar
84
1,614
1,614
198
67
Nalgonda
74
1,454
1,454
222
30
Warangal
70
495
1,545
180
415
2,635
379
23
10
Khammam
57
1,332
1,332
156
58
Total
671
3,133
16,602
919
1,841
22,495
70
3,232
510
Women Children Common

15
16
Total
17
18
19
20
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.
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71

TABLE - 2.6
GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS, DISPENSARIES AND DOCTORS UNDER AYUSH, 2014-15
(in Nos.)
Sl. No.
Item
Units
Ayurveda
Unani
Homeopathy
Naturopathy
Total
1
1.
Hospitals
General Hospitals
Nos.
11
11
Nos.
228
122
94
444
Nos.
200
65
107
28
400
428
187
201
28
844
309
190
110
184
793
309
190
110
184
793
Total
2.
Dispensaries
a) Government Dispensaries
3.
b) National Rural Health Mission

(NRHM) Dispensaries
Total
Beds available in Hospitals
Nos.
Common Beds
4.
Total
Doctors working
a) General Hospitals
Nos.
13
20
10
52
b) Government Dispensaries
Nos.
170
98
61
329
94
42
56
20
212
277
160
126
30
593
c) National Rural Health Mission

Nos.
(NRHM) Dispensaries
Total
Source: Commissioner, Department of AYUSH, Hyderabad,
TABLE - 2.7
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL HOSPITALS UNDER AYUSH BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
(in Nos.)
Ayurveda
Beds
Hospitals
Doctors
available
Unani
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
Nizamabad
35,118
Karimnagar
Medak
17,057
Hyderabad
200
1,45,108
180
18
2,14,822
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Warangal
100
67,386
17,131
10
Khammam
Total
309
13
2,29,551
190
20
2,67,071
72
Patients
treated
Hospitals
Beds
available
Doctors
Patients
treated
10
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GOVERNMENT MEDICAL HOSPITALS UNDER AYUSH BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
(in Nos.)
Homeopathy
Sl.
No.
District
Naturopathy
Hospitals
Beds
available
Doctors
Patients
treated
Hospitals
Beds
Doctors
available
11
12
13
14
15
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
Hyderabad
100
2,52,474
184
10
8,158
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
10
47,700
Warangal
10
Khammam
Total
110
3,00,174
184
10
8,158
16
Patients
treated
17
18
Source: Commissioner, Department of AYUSH, Hyderabad
TABLE - 2.8
MEDICAL DISPENSARIES - AYURVEDA UNDER AYUSH, 2014-15
(in Nos.)
Government
Sl. No.
District
NRHM
Total
Dispensaries
Doctors
Dispensaries
Doctors
Dispensaries
Doctors
Adilabad
28
23
23
51
25
Nizamabad
17
14
22
39
19
Karimnagar
25
19
24
49
27
Medak
24
15
22
14
46
29
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
12
11
21
20
33
31
Mahabubnagar
44
25
22
11
66
36
Nalgonda
25
19
21
15
46
34
Warangal
27
25
22
14
49
39
10
Khammam
20
14
23
43
19
228
170
200
94
428
264
Total
Note: Ayurveda Dispensaries are upgraded to AYUSH wings in Adilabad, Karimnagar and Khammam districts.
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73

TABLE - 2.9
MEDICAL DISPENSARIES - UNANI UNDER AYUSH, 2014-15
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
Government
NRHM
Total
Dispensaries
Doctors
Dispensaries
Doctors
Dispensaries
Doctors
Adilabad
18
Nizamabad
15
Karimnagar
18
11
25
17
Medak
16
12
Hyderabad
15
24
15
24
Rangareddy
15
11
23
19
Mahabubnagar
21
18
28
25
Nalgonda
13
19
14
Warangal
15
10
Khammam
13
122
98
65
42
187
140
Total
Source: Commissioner, Department of AYUSH, Hyderabad.
TABLE - 2.10
MEDICAL DISPENSARIES - HOMEOPATHY UNDER AYUSH, 2014-15
(in Nos.)
Government
Sl.
No.
District
NRHM
Total
Dispensaries
Doctors
Dispensaries
Doctors
Dispensaries
Doctors
Adilabad
12
20
Nizamabad
12
19
Karimnagar
11
10
21
15
Medak
11
14
10
25
17
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
11
18
14
Mahabubnagar
13
10
21
15
Nalgonda
12
21
12
Warangal
11
12
23
13
10
Khammam
13
11
11
24
14
Total
94
61
107
56
201
117
74
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TABLE - 2.11
MEDICAL DISPENSARIES - NATUROPATHY UNDER AYUSH, 2014-15
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
Government
NRHM
Total
Dispensaries
Doctors
Dispensaries
Doctors
Dispensaries
Doctors
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Warangal
10
Khammam
28
20
28
20
Total
Source: Commissioner, Department of AYUSH, Hyderabad.
TABLE - 2.12
FUNCTIONING OF FAMILY PLANNING SERVICE CENTRES AND ACHIEVEMENTS, 2014-15
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
Achievements
Service Centers
Rural
Urban
Total
Sterlisations
IUDs inserted
Adilabad
15
21
8,742
3,229
Nizamabad
29
34
18,098
6,443
Karimnagar
42
48
24,494
6,036
Medak
16
21
16,745
7,542
Hyderabad
31
31
26,088
13,283
Rangareddy
18
26
24,454
18,029
Mahabubnagar
17
23
23,885
8,050
Nalgonda
48
54
24,034
13,454
Warangal
55
61
19,595
10,176
10
Khammam
39
45
15,851
7,240
279
85
364
2,01,986
93,482
Total
Source: Commissioner of Health and Family Welfare, Hyderabad.
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75

TABLE - 2.13
HIV POSITIVES IDENTIFIED AND PATIENTS ASSISTED, 2014-15
( in Nos.)
Identified during 2014-15
Alive on ART as on March. 2015
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
317
259
577
501
598
29
30
1,158
Nizamabad
576
494
1,070
2,067
2,484
101
80
4,732
Karimnagar
751
676
1,431
4,239
4,301
206
179
8,932
Medak
804
761
1,565
1,544
1,757
92
66
3,459
Hyderabad
1,678
1,259
19
2,956
9,399
7,982
27
487
390
18,285
Rangareddy
937
768
1,712
447
601
20
1,076
Mahabubnagar
875
870
1,745
2,534
2,689
82
52
5,357
Nalgonda
904
867
1,773
2,344
2,658
92
77
5,175
Warangal
577
541
29
1,147
2,113
2,185
25
152
129
4,604
10
Khammam
733
710
1,444
2,184
2,540
131
95
4,952
8,152
7,205
63
15,420
27,372
27,795
67
1,392
1,104
57,730
Males
Females
TS/TG
Total
Males
Total
Females TS/TG
8
MCH
FCH
Total
10
11
12
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
Adilabad
0.289
0.508
Nizamabad
0.251
10
0.466
Karimnagar
0.35
0.521
Medak
0.261
0.446
10
Hyderabad
0.631
0.764
Rangareddy
0.364
0.605
Mahabubnagar
0.270
0.464
Nalgonda
0.320
0.500
Warangal
0.356
0.534
10
Khammam
0.286
0.519
0.343
0.513
State
Source: Human Development in Telangana State - District Profiles, CESS, Hyderabad
76
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3. Climate
Telangana State is geographically located in a
about 700 mm of
precipitation. A dry, mild
semi-arid area and has predominantly hot and
winter starts in late November and lasts until
dry climate. Summer starts in March, and reaches
early February with little humidity and average
peak in May with average high temperatures of
temperatures in the range of 2223C(7273F).
42C (108F) range. The monsoons enter into the
The State is also prone to hailstorms in the
State in June and lasts until September with
month of April and May, occasionally.
Rainfall
The average or normal rainfall of the State is
the period from 2004-05 to 2014-15, the annual
about 905.3 mm and about 80% of annual
actual rainfall received was lowest in 2004-05
rainfall
with 614 mm, where as it was the
is
received
from
the
south-west
highest in
monsoons alone during (June to September).
2013-14 with 1212.2 mm as against normal
The rainfall in the State is erratic and uncertain
rainfall of 905.3 mm in the State.
and distribution of the rainfall is uneven in
details of actual and normal rainfall are depicted
various mandals thus, making agriculture a
in the following graph.
Year wise
proverbial gamble with the monsoons. During
Apart from rainfall, the details of climate

conditions such as minimum &
temperatures,
maximum
and well frequency of ground water levels at

different stations are presented in this chapter.
relative humidity & wind speed
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77

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

TABLE - 3.1
SEASON WISE RAINFALL FROM 2004-05 TO 2014-15
(in Millimeters)
South West Monsoon

(June to September)
Sl.
No.
Year
2004-05
455.8
2005-06
North-East Monsoon
(October to December)
Winter Period
(January and February)
Actual
Normal
%
Deviation
Actual
Normal
%
Deviation
Actual
Normal
%
Deviation
10
11
715.1
-36.3
76.4
129.2
-40.9
37.4
11.5
225.2
808.2
715.1
13.0
172.3
129.2
33.4
11.5
-100
2006-07
728.9
715.1
1.9
65.4
129.2
-49.4
0.6
11.5
-94.8
2007-08
734.6
715.1
2.7
61.6
129.2
-52.3
19.6
11.5
70.4
2008-09
755.2
715.1
5.6
38.6
129.2
-70.1
11.5
-100.0
2009-10
494.9
715.1
-30.8
122.0
129.2
-5.6
18.8
11.5
63.5
2010-11
894.4
715.1
25.1
152.6
129.2
18.1
10.1
11.5
-12.2
2011-12
601.1
715.1
-15.9
24.0
129.2
-81.4
8.0
11.5
-30.4
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
11
2014-15
494.7
713.5
-30.7
54.4
129.5
-58.0
13.0
11.5
13.0
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SEASON WISE RAINFALL FROM 2004-05 TO 2014-15
(in Millimeters)
Hot Weather Period

(March to May)
Sl.
No.
Year
2004-05
44.4
2005-06
Total
(June to May)
Actual
Normal
% Deviation
Actual
Normal
% Deviation
12
13
14
15
16
17
50.8
-12.6
614.0
906.6
-32.3
137.1
50.8
169.9
1,117.6
906.6
23.3
2006-07
9.4
50.8
-81.5
804.3
906.6
-11.3
2007-08
124.2
50.8
144.5
940.0
906.6
3.7
2008-09
27.1
50.8
-46.7
820.9
906.6
-9.5
2009-10
46.1
50.8
-9.3
681.7
906.6
-24.8
2010-11
43.7
50.8
-14.0
1,100.8
906.6
21.4
2011-12
27.5
50.8
-45.9
660.6
906.6
-27.1
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)
%
Actual
Normal
Deviation
3
North-East Monsoon
Winter Period
(October to December)
(January and February)
%
%
Actual
Normal
Actual Normal
Deviation
Deviation
6
10
11
Adilabad
705.3
984.1
-28.3
32.1
116.7
-72.5
33.0
17.0
94.1
Nizamabad
462.9
849.1
-45.5
31.6
134.1
-76.4
16.5
15.1
9.3
Karimnagar
564.3
794.7
-29.0
20.9
113.6
-81.6
33.2
17.4
90.8
Medak
403.0
675.8
-40.4
42.3
132.5
-68.1
17.3
9.8
76.5
Hyderabad
382.0
562.1
-32.0
66.4
151.9
-56.3
0.0
8.4
-100.0
Rangareddy
443.8
587.8
-24.5
58.6
132.0
-55.6
7.4
8.1
-8.6
Mahabubnagar
412.5
446.6
-7.6
66.2
120.9
-45.2
1.5
3.2
-53.1
Nalgonda
321.3
561.8
-42.8
82.1
139.7
-41.2
1.7
7.5
-77.3
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
494.7
713.5
-30.7
54.4
129.5
-58.0
13.0
11.5
13.0
Total
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79

SEASON WISE RAINFALL BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
(in Millimeters)
Hot Weather Period

(March to May)
Total
(June, 2014 to May, 2015)
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
118.6
39.6
199.5
889.0
1157.4
-23.2
Nizamabad
150.9
37.2
305.6
661.9
1035.5
-36.1
Karimnagar
114.5
44.6
156.7
732.9
970.3
-24.5
Medak
153.5
49.9
207.6
616.1
868.0
-29.0
Hyderabad
139.7
56.6
146.8
588.1
779.0
-24.5
Rangareddy
169.7
53.2
219.0
679.5
781.1
-13.0
Mahabubnagar
89.0
33.2
168.1
569.2
603.9
-5.7
Nalgonda
73.4
43.6
68.3
478.5
752.6
-36.4
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
120.0
50.8
136.2
682.1
905.3
-24.7
Actual
Normal
% of
Deviation
Actual
Normal
% of
Deviation
12
13
14
15
16
17
Total
TABLE - 3.3
ANNUAL AVERAGE RAINFALL BY DISTRICTS, 2011-12 TO 2014-15
(in Millimeters)
2011-12
%
Actual
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
%
%
%
Actual
Actual
Normal Actual
Deviation
Deviation
Deviation
Deviation
Sl.
No.
District
Normal
Adilabad
1,157.6
860.1
Nizamabad
1,035.7
935.5
-9.7
Karimnagar
970.2
624.3
Medak
868.0
Hyderabad
-25.7 1,121.1
10
11
12
-3.2
1,700.6
46.9
1,157.6
889.0
-23
945.4
-8.7
1,290.8
24.6
1,035.7
661.9
-36
-35.7
990.4
2.1
1,352.2
39.4
970.2
732.9
-24
599.5
-30.9
776.2
-10.6
1,093.2
25.9
868.0
616.1
-29
779.1
584.6
-25.0
886.9
13.8
1,040.9
33.6
779.1
588.1
-25
Rangareddy
781.0
537.1
-31.2
794.1
1.7
1,003.5
28.5
781.0
679.5
-13
Mahabubnagar
603.8
466.2
-22.8
564.3
-6.5
877.3
45.3
603.8
569.2
-6
Nalgonda
752.6
477.5
-36.6
662.9
-11.9
1,073.4
42.6
752.6
478.5
-36
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
1.1 1,212.2
33.7
905.3 682.1
-25
916.8
Source: DES, Hyderabad.
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TABLE - 3.4 (A)
MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM TEMPERATURES AT DIFFERENT STATIONS, 2014
(in Celsius)
Sl.
No.
February
March
April
June
July
Range
January
May
Station
August
September
October
November
December
10
11
12
13
14
15
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Ramagundam
Medak
Hyderabad
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Hanamkonda
Bhadrachalam
10 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)
December
November
October
September
August
July
June
May
April
March
Range
February
Station
January
Sl.
No.
10
11
12
13
14
15
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Ramagundam
Medak
Hyderabad
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Hanamkonda
Bhadrachalam
10 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
March
April
May
June
February
Station
% of Relative
Humidity (RH)
and Mean Wind
Speed (MWS)/Kmph
January
Sl.
No.
Adilabad
RH at 08.30
81
73
69
56
53
58
RH at 17.30
78
77
68
52
50
49
RH at 08.30
78
66
71
57
51
61
RH at 17.30
48
37
47
34
35
42
MWS
RH at 08.30
82
77
75
69
63
61
RH at 17.30
39
33
37
32
30
36
MWS
RH at 08.30
76
63
68
57
57
59
RH at 17.30
47
42
47
34
36
45
MWS
RH at 08.30
80
70
63
54
57
62
RH at 17.30
52
40
41
33
46
38
MWS
RH at 08.30
67
57
59
46
55
69
RH at 17.30
45
35
40
41
47
54
MWS
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
RH at 08.30
49
46
43
34
37
62
RH at 17.30
38
32
33
33
35
49
MWS
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RH at 08.30
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RH at 17.30
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MWS
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RH at 08.30
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RH at 17.30
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MWS
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MWS
10
Nizamabad
Ramagundam
Medak
Hyderabad
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Hanamkonda
Bhadrachalam
Khammam
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83

TABLE - 3.5 (A) (concld.)
November
December
October
September
August
Station
% of Relative
Humidity (RH)
and Mean Wind
Speed (MWS)/Kmph
July
Sl.
No.
10
11
12
13
14
15
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Ramagundam
RH at 08.30
40
77
77
73
73
64
RH at 17.30
58
76
70
75
53
48
MWS
11
RH at 08.30
76
80
82
77
77
74
RH at 17.30
64
68
75
57
50
48
MWS
RH at 08.30
74
76
78
78
83
85
RH at 17.30
62
61
62
49
49
48
RH at 08.30
77
83
82
85
70
60
RH at 17.30
62
66
75
64
51
46
MWS
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RH at 08.30
79
78
79
68
68
69
RH at 17.30
65
64
62
52
46
44
MWS
RH at 08.30
84
85
89
81
68
62
RH at 17.30
74
71
78
62
60
52
MWS
RH at 08.30
69
69
77
69
72
61
RH at 17.30
59
63
70
58
61
52
MWS
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RH at 08.30
85
80
75
62
47
54
RH at 17.30
70
69
68
52
38
42
MWS
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RH at 08.30
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RH at 17.30
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MWS
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RH at 08.30
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RH at 17.30
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MWS
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MWS
10
Medak
Hyderabad
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Hanamkonda
Bhadrachalam
Khammam
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.
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TABLE - 3.5 (B)
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
Station
% of Relative
Humidity (RH)
and Mean
Wind Speed
(MWS)/Kmph
August
September
October
November
December
10
11
12
13
14
15
RH at 08.30
72
68
69
63
55
73
72
81
77
76
68
62
RH at 17.30
62
68
63
52
27
58
58
68
59
56
44
54
MWS
11
RH at 08.30
73
63
62
58
48
70
69
81
81
76
70
65
RH at 17.30
43
32
37
36
30
52
56
72
65
50
43
38
MWS
RH at 08.30
87
87
81
79
63
79
73
85
86
84
82
84
RH at 17.30
45
39
47
44
37
61
60
73
69
55
46
44
RH at 08.30
73
61
63
65
54
74
73
80
49
71
63
59
RH at 17.30
46
32
38
49
35
59
56
70
39
56
49
42
MWS
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RH at 08.30
68
63
60
64
54
75
72
79
78
71
67
69
RH at 17.30
39
29
37
39
32
60
53
66
70
53
48
44
MWS
10
RH at 08.30
55
48
51
60
58
71
64
78
79
77
68
64
RH at 17.30
39
28
33
38
39
53
49
67
72
59
49
41
MWS
RH at 08.30
61
68
70
62
56
73
62
76
79
73
68
67
RH at 17.30
42
41
44
41
35
56
53
65
70
59
56
46
MWS
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RH at 08.30
47
41
42
47
40
71
80
77
79
NA
NA
NA
RH at 17.30
36
30
31
36
35
58
64
67
63
NA
NA
NA
MWS
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RH at 08.30
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
77
85
86
82
81
83
RH at 17.30
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
63
77
75
67
58
55
MWS
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RH at 08.30
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RH at 17.30
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA NA NA NA NA 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.
NA
NA
Sl.
No.
1
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Ramagundam
MWS
Medak
Hyderabad
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Hanamkonda
Bhadrachalam
10
Khammam
MWS
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85

TABLE - 3.6
WELL FREQUENCY OF GROUND WATER LEVEL FLUCTUATIONS, 2013-14
Sl.
No.
District
Water Level Fluctuations
No. of
Monitoring
Stations
0-2m
2-4m
>4m
0-2m
2-4m
>4m
Fall in m.
Rise in m.
Adilabad
32
19
Nizamabad
45
19
13
10
Karimnagar
45
19
12
13
Medak
33
12
17
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
47
21
16
Mahabubnagar
53
21
21
Nalgonda
34
20
Warangal
44
23
10
Khammam
32
11
15
Total
365
26
148
72
113
7%
1%
0%
41%
20%
31%
Percentage
TABLE - 3.7
WELL FREQUENCY OF GROUND WATER LEVEL FLUCTUATIONS, 2014-15
Sl.
No.
District
Water Level Fluctuations
No. of
Monitoring
Stations
0-2m
Fall in m.
2-4m
>4m
0-2m
Rise in m.
2-4m
>4m
Adilabad
32
17
Nizamabad
45
11
28
Karimnagar
40
15
20
Medak
31
11
14
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
46
22
11
Mahabubnagar
53
15
14
11
Nalgonda
33
10
18
Warangal
44
11
17
16
10
Khammam
30
13
10
Total
354
97
95
127
28
27%
27%
36%
8%
1%
1%
Percentage
Source: Ground water Department, Hyderabad
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4. Agriculture
Agriculture plays a pivotal role in the
factors are forcing for conversion of agricultural
economy of the State and the better performance
land to
of this sector is vital for inclusive growth.
expansion of the area available for cultivation is
Sustainable growth in Agriculture continues to
coming down to that extent, ultimately decrease
be core agenda of the Government and occupies
in net area sown. Paddy is the major food
center stage in state economy embodying three
crop and staple food of the State. Other
thrust areas viz., (i) to promote inclusive growth,
important
(ii) to enhance rural income, and (iii) to sustain
Red gram, Green gram, Bengal gram, Groundnut,
food security. About 55.49 percent of the States
Soya bean, Mango, Cotton, Chillies, Sugarcane
population is dependent, on some form or the
etc., and agriculture has been one of the
other, on farm activity for livelihoods, it is
important sources of income for the State's
imperative to increase the farm incomes and
economy.
ensuring sustainable growth in

reduce
Telangana to
poverty. The share of agriculture sector
to the Gross State Value Added (GSVA) in

2014-15 is 8.6 percent at current prices.
housing,
for
industrialization,
urbanization,
infrastructure and others.
crops
grown
are
Maize,
Jowar,
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
The pressure on agricultural land is ever

increasing
non-agricultural uses. The scope for
All these
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
(6.07 lakh hects.) and 7.18% falls under other
is 112.08 lakh hectares, of which the area under
fallows (8.05 lakh hects.). The remaining 5.29%
forest cover is 25.40 lakh hectares, constitute
is under culturable waste, permanent pastures
22.66% of the land. About 39.05% area is under
and other grazing lands, and land under
cultivation (43.77 lakh hectares), 12.50% is current
miscellaneous tree crops and groves are not
fallow lands (14.01 lakh hectares), 7.90% of land
included in the net area sown (5.93 lakh
is put to non-agricultural uses (8.85 lakh
hectares). The pattern of land use
hectares), 5.42% is barren and uncultivable
categories is indicated in the following chart.
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under various
87

Land Utilization, 2014-15
(Area in Hectares and Percentage)
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.
88
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Area and Production of Food Grains
Area and production of food grains from
2010-11 with production of 92.60 lakhs tonnes,
2009-10 to 2014-15 in the State are shown in the
whereas the area sown was lowest in 2009-10
following charts. It can be observed that the area
with 26.49 lakh hectares with a production of
sown is higher with 34.44 lakhs hectares in
51.90 lakh tonnes.
Production of certain Principal food crops

Production of food grains
under certain principal crops
like
Rice,
Turmeric,
Maize,
Jowar,
Chillies, Bengal
gram etc., from 2012-13 to

2014-15 is shown in the
graph given.
Crop Productivity
The average productivity (average yield in
bean, except in 2009-10 remains stable. In case
kilograms per hectare of land) of principal crops
of Palm Oil, there are fluctuations from 2009-10
during the year 2014-15 are 3,211 Kgs., in respect
to 2013-14. Productivity of chilies is highest in
of Rice, 1,054 kgs., for Jowar, 3,338 Kgs., for
Khammam whereas productivity of turmeric is
Maize, 3,456 Kgs., for Chilies etc.
highest in Adilabad, productivity of cotton
The productivity of Ragi is almost stable from

2009-10 to 2014-15, whereas productivity of Soya
remains more or
less at the same level
across the districts.
Cropping Intensity
The cropping intensity (the ratio of gross
2014-15 is decreased 1.21 from 1.27 in 2013-14.
cropped area to net cropped area) is one of the
The cropping intensity is highest in Nizamabad
indicators for assessing efficiency of agriculture
district with 1.55 and lowest in Adilabad district
sector. The cropping intensity for the year
with 1.08.
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89

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
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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
27,42,856
27,42,856
27,42,856
25,40,101
25,40,101
Forests
Barren and Un-cultivable Land
6,17,061
6,16,731
6,16,731
6,07,445
6,07,430
Land put to Non-agricultural Uses
8,70,917
8,81,905
8,85,844
8,80,458
8,84,596
Culturable Waste
1,66,596
1,64,885
1,73,917
1,76,870
1,82,511
3,02,640
3,02,438
3,02,377
3,00,008
2,98,597
1,13,922
1,13,922
1,13,922
1,12,420
1,12,180
13,97,150
12,36,047
12,03,604
9,50,656
14,00,669
7,80,445
8,25,912
7,90,899
7,16,813
8,05,150
Permanent Pastures and other Grazing

Lands
Land under Miscellaneous Tree Crops
& Groves not included in Net Area Sown
Current Fallows
Other Fallow Lands
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
1,14,84,100 1,14,84,100 1,14,84,100 1,12,07,810 1,12,07,810
Total Geographical Area
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 Nonagricultural
Uses
Culturable
Waste
7
Permanent
Pastures and
other Grazing
Lands
8
16,10,500
6,89,517
43,920
61,786
18,797
14,234
Nizamabad
7,95,600
1,69,343
46,833
97,733
12,524
19,780
Karimnagar
11,82,300
2,50,410
95,963
96,249
24,253
41,283
Medak
9,70,000
91,390
52,444
75,997
18,815
28,860
Hyderabad
21,700
21,700
Rangareddy
7,49,300
73,075
27,084
1,13,294
25,102
31,662
Mahabubnagar
18,43,200
2,55,596
87,562
1,00,163
28,479
17,560
Nalgonda
14,24,000
83,073
1,21,336
1,28,360
29,106
64,238
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
1,12,07,810
25,40,101
6,07,430
8,84,596
1,82,511
2,98,597
Adilabad
Total
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91

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
10
11
Net Area Sown

Area Sown
(including Fish
more than once
& Prawn ponds)
12
13
Adilabad
8,504
1,15,829
1,00,149
5,57,764
43,283
Nizamabad
1,540
98,139
59,671
2,90,037
1,59,660
Karimnagar
10,770
1,25,386
26,974
5,11,012
1,88,606
Medak
3,684
1,72,819
53,254
4,72,737
79,891
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
6,176
1,51,468
92,070
2,29,369
25,933
Mahabubnagar
6,466
3,01,248
1,80,122
8,66,004
1,12,319
Nalgonda
7,392
2,65,544
1,41,777
5,83,174
1,46,744
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
1,12,180
14,00,669
8,05,150
43,76,576
9,38,793
Total
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
2001-02
33,98,955
14,02,195
48,01,150
2002-03
31,01,039
11,35,145
42,36,184
2003-04
34,38,759
12,28,042
46,66,801
2004-05
29,50,757
14,62,263
44,13,020
2005-06
36,07,478
15,10,311
51,17,789
2006-07
35,63,665
13,77,784
49,41,449
2007-08
34,99,916
15,19,619
50,19,535
2008-09
36,45,770
17,49,543
53,95,313
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
92
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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
Adilabad
1,83,212
4,17,835
6,01,047
Nizamabad
2,99,395
1,50,302
4,49,697
Karimnagar
4,52,453
2,47,165
6,99,618
Medak
3,85,156
1,67,472
5,52,628
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
1,76,449
78,853
2,55,302
Mahabubnagar
5,56,699
4,21,588
9,78,287
Nalgonda
4,04,968
3,24,950
7,29,918
Warangal
3,40,162
2,55,845
5,96,007
10
Khammam
2,69,292
1,83,537
4,52,829
30,67,786
22,47,547
53,15,333
Total
TABLE - 4.5
AREA AND OUT-TURN OF CEREALS AND MILLETS, 2008-09 TO 2014-15
(Area in Hectares, Out-turn in Tonnes)
Rice
Year
Wheat
Jowar
Bajra
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
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
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93

AREA AND OUT-TURN OF CEREALS AND MILLETS, 2008-09 TO 2014-15
(Area In Hectares, Out-turn In Tonnes)
Maize
Year
1
Ragi
Total Minor Millets
Total Cereals & Millets
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
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
Adilabad
Rice
Wheat
Jowar
Bajra
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
10
50,080
1,26,126
2,997
3,563
20,125
17,724
1,582
1,482
Nizamabad
1,69,272
6,20,525
1,196
1,971
7,862
11,420
6,063
5,681
Karimnagar
2,78,433
9,90,963
1,275
1,944
1,503
1,408
Medak
1,10,893
3,63,084
1,246
933
12,033
12,736
303
283
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
34,882
91,214
388
461
8,044
9,109
60
56
Mahabubnagar
1,60,770
4,18,097
24,757
27,417
1,582
1,504
Nalgonda
3,23,375
10,41,359
1,892
643
41
17
Warangal
1,42,007
4,37,435
2,483
1,674
84
79
10
Khammam
1,45,708
4,56,179
530
600
14,15,420
45,44,982
5,828
6,929
79,001
83,267
11,218
10,510
Total
94
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AREA AND OUT-TURN OF CEREALS AND MILLETS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
Maize
Sl.
No.
District
Total Minor
Millets
Ragi
Total Cereals
& Millets
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Adilabad
23,378
68,757
98,170
2,17,661
Nizamabad
57,654
2,84,000
2,42,049
9,23,599
Karimnagar
1,08,091
5,42,305
3,89,302
15,36,620
Medak
1,27,625
2,26,507
2,52,105
6,03,549
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
48,200
1,43,104
427
942
92,001
2,44,886
Mahabubnagar
1,82,493
3,49,364
1,085
789
134
85
3,70,822
7,97,257
Nalgonda
3,846
7,344
3,29,154
10,49,363
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
6,91,471
23,08,051
1,527
1,748
134
85
22,04,599
69,55,572
Total
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
1
Horse gram
Green gram
Black gram
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
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
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95

TABLE -4.7 (contd.)
(Area In Hectares, Out-turn in Tonnes)
Red gram
Year
Bengal gram
Cow gram
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
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

(Area In Hectares, Out-turn in Tonnes)
Other Pulses
Total Food grains

(Cereals + Pulses)
Total Pulses
Year
1
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
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
96
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TABLE - 4.8
AREA AND OUT-TURN OF PULSES AND TOTAL FOOD GRAINS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
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
10
11
12
65
25
8,324
4,961
3,662
3,127
35,274
29,065
12,611
15,070
Nizamabad
6,652
2,420
4,833
1,577
3,380
886
7,971
93,58
Karimnagar
7,352
3,666
2,383
985
3,139
2,263
1,719
2,121
Medak
273
104
14,997
8,266
8,284
5,081
22,015
7,000
10,104
10,902
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
69
29
3,965
2,569
3,306
3,161
31,066
12,458
4,713
4,713
Mahabubnagar
967
438
4,837
1,826
1,468
741 1,00,635
45,286
21,071
37,570
Nalgonda
634
242
8,970
2,648
519
211
15,689
7,483
189
259
Warangal
279
107
21,007
12,444
1,519
623
7,509
3,814
941
1,259
16
11,248
6,054
2,041
832
1,962
1,024
18
25
2,307
953
87,352
16,338 2,20,669 1,09,279 59,337
81,277
10 Khammam
Total
44,854 28,015

AREA AND OUT-TURN OF PULSES AND TOTAL FOOD GRAINS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
Cow Gram
Other Pulses
Total Food Grains

( Cereals + Pulses)
Area
Out-turn
Total Pulses
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
193
183
108
37
60,237
52,468
1,58,407
2,70,129
Nizamabad
53
53
22,889
14,294
2,64,938
9,37,893
Karimnagar
2,901
4,910
53
90
17,551
14,037
4,06,853
15,50,657
Medak
964
1,061
93
57
56,730
32,471
3,08,835
6,36,020
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
231
206
43,350
23,136
1,35,351
2,68,022
Mahabubnagar
531
303
1,29,509
8,6164
5,00,331
8,83,421
Nalgonda
1,385
302
27,386
11,145
3,56,540
10,60,508
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
10,180
9,896
307
237
4,08,167
2,62,834
26,12,766
72,18,406
Total
||
97

TABLE - 4.9
AREA AND OUT-TURN OF OIL SEEDS, 2008-09 TO 2014-15
Groundnut
Year
Area
Seasamum
Out-turn
Area
Safflower
Out-turn
Area
Sunflower
Out-turn
Rape &
Mustard
Coconuts
Out-turn
Out-turn Area (000
nuts)
9
10
11
Area
Area Out-turn
12
13
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2,00,623
3,15,676
29,750
7,356
12,287
6,207
80,058
94,066
785
7,167
585
736
2,13,419
3,58,866
29,680
6,055
13,514
5,865
61,416
55,098
750
8,379
976
584
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
2012-13
1,71,361
2,62,037
19,638
6,764
9,853
7,341
24,311
24,061
644
9,406
168
424
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

AREA AND OUT-TURN OF OIL SEEDS, 2008-09 TO 2014-15
Soya bean
Year
1
Castor
Area
Out-turn
Area
14
15
16
Linseed
Other
Oil Seeds
Niger seed
Out-turn Area Out-turn Area Out-turn

17
18
19
20
21
Total Oil Seeds
(except coconuts)
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
22
23
24
25
39,288
5,99,311
7,17,239
2008-09 1,41,675
1,93,351
1,29,999 60,389
378
142
63
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
2,875
40,534
4,97,584
7,01,436
2011-12 1,28,280
2,07,244
91,522 35,728
383
82
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
3,90,328
79,833 56,480
229
112
3,539
44,239
5,86,373
8,79,279
2014-15 2,42,639 2,62,353

Source: DES, Hyderabad
50,717 29,300
45
18
18
3,457
92,263
5,00,258
7,21,556
242,452
28 3,108
TABLE - 4.10
AREA AND OUT TURN OF OIL SEEDS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
Sl.
No.
District
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Warangal
Khammam
Total
98
Groundnut
Area
Out-turn
981
1,877
883
2,506
6,972 14,385
806
953
6,179
9,863
97,398 1,97,972
14,372 17,942
22,832 41,523
4,375
8,214
Seasamum
Safflower
Sunflower
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area
4,821 2,147
5,159 2,409
7,279 3,666
610
187
236
47
1,085
306
608
57
2,880
674
1,126
159
1,54,798 2,95,235 23,804 9,652
41
31
1,457 1,409
1,561
846
796
590
300
224
-
Coconut
Linseed
Out-turn Area Out-turn

Out-turn Area (000
nuts)
10
530
494
6,827 8,875
542
810
7,246 12,549
240
333
2,841 2,399
56
80
21
30
68
97
11
12
13
14
45
-
42
437
9,223
4,155 3,100 18,371 25,667 439
||
9,265
45
18
18

AREA AND OUT TURN OF OIL SEEDS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
Sl.
No.
Rape &
Mustard
District
Soya bean
Area Out-turn
1
15
696
Adilabad
439
Nizamabad
1,119
Karimnagar
Medak
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Warangal
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Castor
Area
Out-turn
Area
16
1,224
17
1,05,907
18
87,585
19
94
Niger seed
Out-turn Area Out-turn Area

20
55
21
-
22
24
-
Area
Out-turn
25
- 1,13,070
26
93,413
469
97,548
1,33,446
- 1,12,313 1,49,114
16,533
17,872
66
38
32,511
39,040
21,550
22,261
986
569
12
24
43
32,840
37,430
647
699
749
278
8,853
11,812
4 47,996
28,125
487
86
114
3,062
15,637
21,227
450
486
339
149
26,522
42,862
- 3,319
89,158
8,888
97,628
6 3,457
92,263 5,00,258 7,21,556
2,254 3,962 2,42,639 2,62,353 50,717 2,9,300 18
Total
Out-turn
23
-
excluding Coconuts
(Edible+non-edible)
Oil Seeds
2,269
10 Khammam
(Area in Hectares, out-turn in Tonnes)

Total Oil Seeds,
Other
- 1,49,624 2,29,030
TABLE - 4.11
AREA AND OUT-TURN OF OTHER PRINCIPAL CROPS, 2008-09 TO 2014-15
Year
Chillies
Turmeric
Sugarcane
Mangoes

Banana
Cashew nut
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area*
Out-turn**
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
10
11
Area Out-turn
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

AREA AND OUT-TURN OF OTHER PRINCIPAL CROPS, 2008-09 TO 2014-15

Mesta
Tobacco
Out-turn**
Area
Area
Out-turn
20
21
22
23
2,241
11,209
33,953
1
2008-09
Potato
Out-turn
Area
14
15
3,743
36,734
Onions
Area
Out-turn
16
17
13,537
2,73,570
Cotton (Lint)
Area
Out-turn*
18
19
10,92,035
25,40,867
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
Year
Note: *Bales of 170 Kgs. ** Bales of 180 Kgs.
||
99

TABLE - 4.12
AREA AND OUT-TURN OF OTHER PRINCIPAL CROPS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
Sl.
No.
District
Chilies
Turmeric
Sugarcane (Gur)
Banana
(for harvest)
Mangoes
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
Area
Out-turn
10
Area Out-turn
11
12
Adilabad
1,882
2,241
7,094
45,777
26
5,855
16,300
11
464
Nizamabad
1,036
3,825 12,458
47,004
5,429
47,449
1,466
8,877
44
1,856
Karimnagar
4,338
11,537 10,363
64,986
2,046
16,605 17,478
1,21,123
31
1,307
Medak
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
291
134
1,566
3,715 22,076
2,00,141
6,974
42,228
496
1,788
3,303
10,004
34,296
Nalgonda
4,328
11,336
941
7,109
5,576
33,763
56
2,362
36
179
1,320
10,938 13,070
46,189
13,370
743
7,997
1,26,832
39
1,645
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
6,197
904 37,703
2,53,260 43,475 2,16,268 38,139 3,34,966 93,447 5,65,818 1,707 71,988

AREA AND OUT-TURN OF OTHER PRINCIPAL CROPS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
Cashew nut
Sl.
No
District
Adilabad
Bearing Out
Area
-turn
13
14
Potato
Onions
Area Out-turn
15
16
Cotton (Lint)
Area
Out-turn
Area
17
18
19
Mesta
Out-turn* Area
20
21
Tobacco
OutArea Out-turn
turn**
22
23
24
12
375
10,137
3,04,424
5,73,033
21
50
Nizamabad
2,278
69,156
15,795
18,861
945
3,664
Karimnagar
569
15,331
2,14,586
5,85,694
31
Medak
- 2,408 28,990
2,691
70,837
1,33,703
2,33,587
22
43
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
636 12,225
1,819
45,354
63,469
1,10,511
Mahabubnagar
27
6,009
99,182
2,67,683
4,64,509
- 2,332
4,563
Nalgonda
27
3,07,792
5,05,141
101
392
Warangal
173
4,725
2,28,057
6,07,705
400
1,197
4,077 2,283
98
157,416
4,84,286 177 1,255 2,256
6,035
10 Khammam
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.
100
||

TABLE - 4.13
AREA UNDER FRUITS AND VEGETABLE CROPS, 2014-15
(Area in Hectares)
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
Batavia
Acid Lime
(Nimma)
Grapes
Guava
Papaya
Bottle
Sapota
Gourd
8
Bhendi
Brinjals
10
11
12
12
1,054
1,164
Nizamabad
11
42
503
787
Karimnagar
1,690
43
27
1,278
900
Medak
179
24
113
260
237
96
135
1,760
1,795
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
681
112
388
1,175
161
124
331
1,389
2,434
Mahabubnagar
5,852
291
17
206
59
186
2,230
1,629
Nalgonda
22,672
5,010
180
42
106
973
499
Warangal
204
270
172
19
22
26
1,153
1,192
10
Khammam
43
469
170
328
64
33
520
355
31,336
6,229
518
2,234
862
617
529
10,860
10,755
Total

AREA UNDER FRUITS AND VEGETABLE CROPS, 2014-15
(Area in Hectares)
Sl.
No.
District
Green Leafy
Cabbage
Vegetables
12
13
Peas
Beans
Tomato
Flowers &
Aromatic
Plants
14
15
16
17
Total Drugs,
Betel
Narcotics &
Leaves
Plantation
18
19
Adilabad
183
100
90
3,851
21
Nizamabad
438
34
2,586
951
Karimnagar
543
54
97
2,359
15
40
Medak
745
327
27
1,004
4,873
28
31
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
2,120
1,140
209
7,477
2,751
Mahabubnagar
572
95
341
5,793
177
2,333
Nalgonda
342
1,705
112
Warangal
215
70
220
2,380
400
10
Khammam
259
64
1,095
13
2,286
5,417
1,827
27
2,032
32,119
2,991
10
6,174
Total
||
101

TABLE - 4.14
PERCENTAGE OF AREA UNDER PRINCIPAL CROPS TO TOTAL AREA SOWN, 2014-15
Sl.
No.
District
Rice
Jowar
Bajra
Ragi
Total Cereals
and Millets
Total
Pulses
Total Food
Crops
Adilabad
8.33
3.35
0.27
16.34
10.02
30.48
Nizamabad
37.64
1.75
1.35
53.82
5.09
66.58
Karimnagar
39.80
0.18
0.21
55.64
2.51
64.67
Medak
20.07
2.18
0.05
45.62
10.27
69.70
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
13.66
3.15
0.03
0.17
36.04
16.98
69.11
Mahabubnagar
16.43
2.53
0.16
0.11
37.91
13.24
56.91
Nalgonda
44.30
0.26
0.01
45.09
3.75
55.48
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

PERCENTAGE OF AREA UNDER PRINCIPAL CROPS TO TOTAL AREA SOWN, 2014-15
Sl.
No.
District
Groundnut
Seasamum
Castor
Coconut
Cotton
Tobacco
Total NonFood Crops
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Adilabad
0.16
0.80
0.02
50.65
69.52
Nizamabad
0.20
1.15
3.51
0.21
33.42
Karimnagar
1.00
1.04
0.01
30.67
35.33
Medak
0.15
0.11
0.18
24.19
30.30
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
2.42
0.09
0.30
24.86
30.89
Mahabubnagar
9.96
0.11
4.90
27.36
0.24
43.09
Nalgonda
1.97
0.08
0.07
42.17
0.01
44.52
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
2.92
0.45
0.95
0.01
31.85
0.11
42.28
Total
102
Note: N= Negligible.
||

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
2014-15
Rice
2,932
3,303
2,942
3,277
3,300
3,211
Wheat
1,089
1,295
1,328
1,121
620
1,189
Jowar
877
913
1,122
1,094
1,016
1,054
Bajra
471
725
626
1,233
942
937
Maize
2,400
4,056
3,200
4,440
4,681
3,338
Ragi
1,005
1,258
1,274
1,358
1,470
1,145
Bengal gram
1,444
1,362
849
1,464
1,716
1,370
Red gram
380
443
304
554
530
495
Green gram
125
537
552
735
689
513
10
Horse gram
333
418
128
533
503
413
11
Black gram
203
647
597
913
852
583
12
Chilies
3,568
3,105
2,612
3,628
3,463
3,456
13
Tamarind
10,331
7,418
7,147
7,472
6,068
12,221
14
Onions
22,786
18,679
22,450
30,077
29,418
22,620
15
Sugarcane (Gur)
8,089
7,770
8,570
8,854
8,751
8,783
16
Groundnut
1,682
1,793
1,529
1,789
1,691
1,907
17
Seasamum
204
266
344
400
360
405
18
Castor
394
488
390
535
707
578
19
Cotton (Lint)
342
370
247
380
423
360
20
Tobacco
2,196
2,380
2,821
2,830
2,246
2,625
21
Soya bean
824
1,704
1,616
1,817
1,610
1,081
22
Palm Oil
26,150
15,471
15,610
18,824
12,599
26,863
||
103

TABLE - 4.16
YIELD PER HECTARE OF PRINCIPAL CROPS, 2014-15
((in Kgs/Hects.)
All Grams
Sl.
No.
District
Rice
Wheat
Jowar
Bajra
Maize
Ragi
Bengal
Red
Green
Horse
Black
10
11
12
13
Adilabad
2,518
1,189
881
937
2,941
1,115
1,195
824
596
382
854
Nizamabad
3,666
1,648
1,453
937
4,926
1,115
1,174
262
364
326
Karimnagar
3,559
1,525
937
5,017
1,234
721
499
382
413
Medak
3,274
749
1,058
937
1,775
1,114
1,079
318
551
382
613
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
2,615
1,189
1,132
937
2,969
2,205
1,000
401
648
420
956
Mahabubnagar
2,601
1,189
1,107
951
1,914
727
1,783
450
378
453
505
Nalgonda
3,220
340
405
1,910
1,370
477
295
382
406
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

YIELD PER HECTARE OF PRINCIPAL CROPS, 2014-15
(in Kgs/Hects.)
Sl.
No.
District
Chilies Tamarind Onions

14
15
16
Ground
nut
Seasamum
17
18
Sugarcane
Castor
Tobacco
(Gur)
19
20
21
Cotton
(Lint)
22
Adilabad
1,191
27,032
1,913
445
585
8,782
2,381
320
Nizamabad
3,692
12,220
30,358
2,838
467
8,740
3,877
203
Karimnagar
2,660
3,575
26,944
2,063
504
576
8,116
3,877
464
Medak
459
12,876
26,324
1,182
307
578
9,066
1,957
297
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
3,605
24,933
1,596
198
371
7,555
296
Mahabubnagar
3,428
18,481
16,506
2,033
282
586
8,286
1,957
295
Nalgonda
3,089
12,220
27,315
1,248
94
177
8,340
3,877
279
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
104
||

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.)
14,15,420
45,44,982
3,211
Jowar
79,001
83,267
1,054
Bajra
11,218
10,510
937
Maize
6,91,471
23,08,051
3,338
Ragi
1,527
1,748
1,145
Total Major & Small Millets
7,83,351
24,03,661
3,068
Red gram
2,20,669
1,09,279
495
Total Pulses
4,08,167
2,62,834
644
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
Rice
||
105

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
2014-15
Paddy
1,191.60
987.00
1,065.01
1,394.29
1,458.88
1,432.20
Jowar
1,234.83
1,363.00
2,014.44
1,945.45
1,999.83
2,093.03
Bajra
1,004.85
2,624.00
1,571.02
1,873.01
1,753.62
1,242.13
Maize
828.41
965.00
1,018.30
1,230.73
1,255.96
1,192.69
Ragi
1,178.48
1,065.00
1,080.76
1,292.23
1,522.10
1,360.83
Korra
952.15
1,234.00
1,192.98
1,909.00
1,949.92
2,140.00
Red gram
3,881.78
3,255.00
3,398.02
3,867.87
3,946.34
4,848.29
Bengal gram
2,144.33
2,277.00
3,089.80
3,440.42
2,813.73
3,187.53
Black gram
3,772.87
3,678.00
3,349.06
3,582.42
4,124.88
4,853.30
10
Green gram
4,631.92
3,320.00
3,451.61
3,975.28
4,794.92
5,672.69
11
Horse gram
1,585.81
1,622.00
1,582.10
2,824.72
2,729.79
3,164.17
12
Sugarcane
2,069.94
1,962.00
2,025.29
2,600.00
2,344.97
2,367.90
13
Onions
723.53
995.00
650.88
888.56
1,918.55
1,441.86
14
Turmeric
10,275.62
11,372.00
3,749.56
5,080.94
5,318.03
6,631.66
15
Chilies Dry
4,948.58
7,808.00
5,718.52
6,258.13
7,018.46
7,799.17
16
Coriander
3,661.18
4,357.00
6,339.86
5,494.55
7,223.51
5,290.00
17
Groundnut Pods
2,942.58
3,567.00
3,964.59
4,644.84
3,442.66
4,335.54
18
Seasamum Seeds
4,505.97
3,844.00
4,815.21
6,025.60
8,727.64
7,933.48
19
Safflower
1,908.57
2,559.00
2,752.69
4,124.01
3,311.24
2,432.00
20
Castor Seeds
2,354.29
3,162.00
3,303.14
3,430.77
3,442.15
3,939.86
21
Mesta
2,033.42
2,326.00
1,559.38
1,920.00
2,028.93
2,240.09
22
Cotton (Kapas)
2,993.15
4,095.00
3,724.68
3,619.42
4,468.88
3,895.18
23
Tobacco (V)
4,122.99
5,291.00
6,662.99
11,304.22
11,060.08
106
||

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
Rice
136.28
120.48
97.68
137.35
97.47
Wheat
105.58
89.90
89.78
79.67
65.96
Jowar
60.38
46.68
44.60
38.95
28.71
Bajra
81.34
48.27
41.79
56.25
47.74
Maize
83.42
96.72
108.43
122.71
113.10
Ragi
40.03
32.60
33.20
25.46
22.67
Small Millets
57.46
24.33
94.01
107.82
16.38
Total Cereals and Millets
112.96
104.73
93.54
120.86
92.69
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
||
107

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
108
||

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
Rice
98.07
77.24
69.74
98.75
68.20
Wheat
160.37
140.02
118.06
57.94
91.95
Jowar
56.20
53.44
49.76
40.36
30.86
Bajra
90.92
46.59
79.46
81.70
68.95
Maize
72.00
65.87
102.46
122.22
80.34
Ragi
37.86
31.21
33.88
28.12
19.50
Small Millets
44.66
27.99
150.42
142.09
18.16
133.31
94.57
101.73
134.16
91.30
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
17
130.69
92.21
101.31
131.36
88.73
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
||
109

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
172.17
142.75
114.57
129.74
56.05
33
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
39
101.07
93.51
102.20
88.01
81.78
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
43
158.95
154.39
170.55
110.74
168.18
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
54
101.68
94.68
95.65
131.20
53.35
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
57
Total Other Crops
60.29
75.58
70.06
66.21
65.61
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
110
||

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
Rice
71.96
64.11
71.40
71.90
69.97
Wheat
151.89
155.75
131.50
72.72
139.40
Jowar
93.08
114.48
111.57
103.62
107.49
Bajra
111.78
96.52
190.14
145.24
144.43
Maize
86.31
68.10
94.49
99.60
71.03
Ragi
94.58
95.74
102.05
110.45
86.02
Small Millets
77.72
115.04
160.00
131.78
110.87
118.02
90.30
108.76
111.00
98.50
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
17
116.68
91.16
109.82
117.69
104.39
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
||
111

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
153.72
162.22
190.95
231.68
140.12
33
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
39
113.31
93.40
109.69
102.14
100.74
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
43
104.62
119.22
110.04
99.90
135.27
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
54
91.27
89.30
93.68
120.78
49.55
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
57
Total Other Crops
335.50
341.84
379.52
359.25
365.31
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
112
||

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
Productivity
Cropping Pattern
(Per Hectare of
Net Area Sown)
Sl.
No.
Year
Net Area Sown
Cropping Intensity
2009-2010
96.80
99.12
93.98
83.28
2010-2011
109.83
104.64
92.78
100.40
2011-2012
112.45
99.32
95.86
79.51
2012-2013
113.78
97.95
68.96
96.44
2013-2014
120.36
97.86
146.85
129.97
2014-2015
107.00
97.30
95.62
116.70
TABLE - 4.23
OPERATIONAL HOLDINGS AND AREA OPERATED ACCORDING TO SIZE CLASS, 2010-11
Size class of Holdings
Sl.
No.
District
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)
Adilabad
1,44,024
37,457.03
1,15,153
85,754.20
1,43,934
2,05,873.80
Nizamabad
1,89,151
51,936.12
1,30,280
95,460.44
1,12,836
1,56,787.48
Karimnagar
2,74,368
71,225.50
1,72,669
1,26,030.30
1,45,008
2,03,103.42
Medak
2,,89,341
70,476.88
1,75,759
1,28,006.84
1,48,880
2,07,684.78
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
1,07,339
30,551.05
92,608
68,188.69
87,956
1,23,361.80
Mahabubnagar
3,24,726
83,602.20
2,44,407
1,81,467.82
2,49,386
3,55,355.56
Nalgonda
2,56,198
69,226.07
1,89,071
1,39,325.84
1,91,508
2,70,762.47
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
113

Size class of Holdings
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
69,592
1,59,955.51
21,173
72,771.45
11,712
51,448.78
Nizamabad
26,734
62,774.63
7,787
26,641.42
3,170
13,990.07
Karimnagar
41,805
99,454.03
13,585
46,570.88
6,994
30,984.84
Medak
39,832
94,259.24
13,507
46,365.72
6,899
30,551.08
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
30,714
72,583.50
10,808
37,114.14
5,378
23,800.49
Mahabubnagar
93,535
2,22,794.69
30,666
1,05,286.71
16,966
75,389.29
Nalgonda
66,832
1,59,145.12
24,532
84,276.43
12,648
56,031.46
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
4,52,687
10,69,267
1,50,238
5,15,867
80,182
3,54,773
2.0 to 3.0 Hectares
Total
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)
10
11
12
13
14

Size Class of Holdings
Sl.
No.
District
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)
15
16
17
18
19
20
Adilabad
9,530
57,117.95
2,747
23,413.02
1,780
22,881.12
Nizamabad
2,515
14,983.58
621
5,306.72
387
5,003.79
Karimnagar
5,397
32,206.92
1,438
12,233.26
935
11,931.15
Medak
6,365
38,185.18
2,151
18,374.16
1,569
20,263.91
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
4,913
29,558.17
1,540
13,140.90
1,240
16,208.93
Mahabubnagar
14,101
84,707.14
4,947
42,358.25
3,201
41,967.12
Nalgonda
10,915
65,198.08
3,282
27,970.09
2,007
25,234.77
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
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Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
20.0 & Above Hectares
Average
Size
(in Hects.)
Total
No. of
Holdings
Area
(Hectares)
No. of
Holdings
Area
(Hectares)
21
22
23
24
25
350
11,906.33
519,995
728,579.19
1.40
Nizamabad
47
1,591.44
473,528
434,475.69
0.92
Karimnagar
146
4,950.07
662,345
638,690.37
0.96
Medak
240
8,763.92
684,543
662,931.71
0.97
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
175
5,126.72
342,671
419,634.39
1.22
Mahabubnagar
379
11,933.61
982,314
1,204,862.39
1.23
Nalgonda
195
7,064.68
757,188
904,236.01
1.19
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
Below 1.0
1.0 - 2.0
2.0 - 4.0
4.0 - 10.0
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
49.80
16.90
27.70
28.30
17.50
31.90
4.60
Nizamabad
67.50
33.90
23.80
36.10
7.30
20.60
Karimnagar
67.50
30.90
21.90
31.80
8.40
Medak
67.90
29.90
21.70
31.30
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
58.30
23.50
Mahabubnagar
57.90
Nalgonda
Warangal
10 and above
No. of
Area
No. of
Area
No. of
Area
No. of
Area
No. of
Area
Holdings (Hects.) Holdings (Hects.) Holdings (Hects.) Holdings (Hects.) Holdings (Hects.)
10 Khammam
State
11
12
18.10
0.40
4.80
1.30
7.90
0.10
1.50
22.90
2.00
11.80
0.20
2.60
7.80
21.20
2.30
13.20
0.30
4.40
25.70
29.40
12.10
26.10
3.50
15.80
0.40
5.20
22.00
25.40
29.50
12.60
27.20
3.70
16.80
0.40
4.50
58.80
23.10
25.30
29.90
12.10
26.90
3.50
16.50
0.30
3.60
67.10
28.60
21.40
29.70
8.70
22.80
2.50
14.20
0.30
4.70
62.20
25.60
22.60
27.60
11.60
26.70
3.30
15.80
0.30
4.30
62.00
25.30
23.90
30.30
10.90
25.50
3.00
15.00
0.30
4.00
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TABLE - 4.25
CONSUMPTION OF CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS, 2011-12 TO 2014-15
Sl. No.
Item
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
28,502
23,021
29,420
21,918
13,20,735
13,13,797
16,80,716
13,66,937
9,561
6,238
5,942
22
6,05,270
5,22,000
6,29,036
6,21,818
Ammonium Sulphate
Urea
Calcium Ammonium Nitrate
Ammonium Phosphate (20:20:0)
Mono Ammonium Phosphate
16,449
9,201
52,868
48,664
54,194
76,212
62,579
10,768
12,069
7,843
Di- Ammonium Phosphate
4,21,347
2,50,564
243,544
1,89,108
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.
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)
Adilabad
65,363
15,789
1,870
83,022
Nizamabad
81,227
19,268
5,415
1,05,910
Karimnagar
1,22,579
34,966
12,165
1,69,710
Medak
55,797
12,098
3,043
70,938
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
1,20,239
64,120
21,038
2,05,397
Mahabubnagar
83,514
33,352
7,619
1,24,485
Nalgonda
1,12,831
36,930
12,004
1,61,765
Warangal
1,08,636
27,802
9,723
1,46,161
10
Khammam
76,753
23,883
9,521
1,10,157
82,398
11,77,545
Total
8,26,939
2,68,208
Source: Fertilizer Statistics (2014-15), The Fertilizer Association of India, New Delhi.
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5. Irrigation
Irrigation is the artificial application of
rivers of India, the Godavari and Krishna are
water to the land or soil. It is used to assist in
flowing
growing
maintenance
irrigation. Major sources of irrigation in the state
of landscapes, and re-vegetation of disturbed
are canals, tanks, tube wells, dug wells etc., and
soils in dry areas and during periods of
irrigation is being done with the use of various
inadequate rainfall. Irrigation is one of the most
techniques such as surface irrigation, localized
important critical inputs for enhancing the
irrigation, drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation,
productivity that is required at different critical
sub-irrigation depending upon the availability
stages of plant growth.
of source, accessibility and others to increase the
of
agricultural
crops,
One cannot imagine
agriculture without irrigation.
Two important
through
the
State
and
providing
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.
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117

The
Irrigation Intensity:
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%.
presentation
The graphical
of
irrigation
Intensity for the years from

2008-09 to 2014-15 is depicted
in the following chart.
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 - 5.1
MINOR IRRIGATION SOURCES ACCORDING TO PERIODIC MINOR IRRIGATION CENSUSES
Sl. No.
Source
1
1
2
Dug Wells
Shallow Tube Wells
Deep Tube Wells
Surface Flow Irrigation Sources
Surface Lift Irrigation Sources
Total
118
(in Nos.)
4th
2006-07
6
6,30,297
1st
1986-87
3
5,89,746
2nd
1993-94
4
5,55,747
3rd
2000-01
5
7,35,273
19,792
1,21,634
4,23,618
5,95,495
1,563
1,781
4,469
57,138
42,724
35,093
38,151
36,066
9,684
6,737
15,199
13,875
12,16,710
13,32,871
6,63,509
7,20,992
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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.)
Irrigation Area (in Hects)
% of
% of
Potential
Actually
Actually
Utilization Potential
Utilization
Created
irrigated
Created
irrigated
3
Dug Wells
Shallow Tube Wells
Deep Tube Wells
Surface Flow Irrigation
Surface Lift Irrigation

Total
10,38,747
6,76,013
65.08
8,86,791
6,29,701
71.01
7,17,120
5,59,997
78.09
9,29,627
7,20,646
77.52
12,419
8,604
69.28
88,480
63,107
71.32
8,36,698
3,90,881
46.72
7,00,863
2,56,394
36.58
61,533
44,303
72.00
81,869
49,608
60.59
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
Irrigation (Area in Hects.)

Number of Sources
in MICs and variation
Gross Potential Area Created
Actual Area irrigated
3rd
4th
% of
3rd
4th
% of
3rd
4th
% of
(2000-01) (2006-07) Variation (2000-01) (2006-07) Variation (2000-01) (2006-07) Variation
Dug Wells
Shallow Tube
Wells
Deep Tube
Wells
Surface Flow
Irrigation
Surface Lift
Irrigation
2
3
4
5
Total
7,35,273
6,30,297
8,86,791
-14.63
6,76,013
6,29,701
-6.85
4,23,618
5,95,495
40.57
7,17,120
9,29,627
29.63
5,59,997
7,20,646
28.69
4,469
57,138
1,178.5
4
12,419
88,480
612.46
8,604
63,107
633.46
38,151
36,066
-5.47
8,36,698
7,00,863
-16.23
3,90,881
2,56,394
-34.41
15,199
13,875
-8.71
61,533
81,869
33.05
44,303
49,608
11.97
9.55 26,66,517 26,87,630
0.79
16,79,798
17,19,456
2.36
-14.28 10,38,747
12,16,710 13,32,871
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
Surface Flow
Surface Lift
Tube Wells Irrigation Schemes Irrigation Schemes
5
Total
8
28,746
16,172
843
1,903
442
48,106
Nizamabad
7,220
1,31,361
2,061
1,888
1,42,532
Karimnagar
2,09,882
18,038
7,028
5,520
2,40,471
Medak
26,647
97,819
24,124
5,551
1,268
1,55,409
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
27,045
49,445
2,212
1,854
202
80,758
Mahabubnagar
68,393
97,474
13,859
6,252
1,238
1,87,216
Nalgonda
61,994
1,22,377
1,624
4,591
3,422
1,94,008
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
6,30,297
5,95,495
57,138
36,066
13,875
13,32,871
Adilabad
Total
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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
2014-15
Tanks
2,85,764
67,176
3,05,224
2,07,549
1,79,485
2,81,469
1,13,139
Canals
3,74,467
1,69,065
5,03,887
4,31,823
1,20,525
4,69,354
2,43,052
19,80,917
18,41,987
21,10,959
21,56,835
22,07,410
23,33,872
21,15,781
79,854
53,054
78,728
67,834
49,684
69,622
56,984
27,21,002 21,31,282
29,98,798
28,64,041
3
4
Wells
(Tube & Dug)
Other Sources
Total
25,57,104 31,54,317 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
2014-15
Tanks
2,38,019
56,852
2,37,968
1,82,702
1,57,662
2,28,171
96,780
Canals
2,73,579
1,37,452
3,15,754
3,25,317
90,296
2,88,803
1,73,688
13,10,274
12,59,387
13,95,606
14,23,259
14,85,848
17,10,653
14,13,096
60,518
39,135
54,659
53,340
40,311
52,023
42,739
18,82,390
14,92,826
20,03,987
19,84,618
17,74,117
22,79,650
17,26,303
3
4
Wells
(Tube & Dug)
Other Sources
Total
Source: DES ,Hyderabad.
TABLE - 5.7
AREA IRRIGATED BY DIFFERENT SOURCES BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
(in Hectares)
Net Area Irrigated by
Sl.
No.
District
Tanks
Canals
Tube wells
Dug
Wells
Other
Sources
Total
Adilabad
Area
Irrigated
more than
once
Gross
Area
Irrigated
10
8,331
4,920
50,776
15,447
1,937
81,411
30,080
1,11,491
Nizamabad
498
10,711
1,50,674
483
3,119
1,65,485
138,519
3,04,004
Karimnagar
18,451
810
51,354
2,44,984
59
3,15,658
1,85,782
5,01,440
Medak
1,481
1,371
1,33,445
6,798
1,108
1,44,203
68,917
2,13,120
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
488
294
59,193
1,092
2,266
63,333
21,200
84,533
Mahabubnagar
3,727
29,579
1,97,940
4,472
12,951
2,48,669
83090
3,31,759
Nalgonda
12,805
67,059
1,42,382
20,300
11,256
2,53,802
1,32,211
3,86,013
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
120
96,780 1,73,688
9,48,001 4,65,095 42,739 17,26,303
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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
10,89,964
19,19,910
17,05,994
13,69,995
19,52,921
13,88,786
8,203
9,090
7,735
7,932
6,979
5,783
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
1,72,745
1,82,369
2,15,351
2,47,141
2,62,536
2,43,056
446
308
274
177
511
331
1,85,719
1,97,582
2,28,157
2,55,733
2,75,669
2,65,267
12,83,886 21,26,582 19,41,886
16,33,660
22,35,569
16,59,836
Food Crops
a
Cereals
Rice
Wheat
Major Millets
Maize
Ragi
c
b+c
a+b+c
d
Total Small Millets

Total Major & Small Millets
Total Cereals & Millets
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
108
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
13,13,906 21,46,542 19,68,075
16,56,339
22,54,475
16,80,745
Horse gram
a+b+c+d Total Food grains

e
Other Food Crops
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
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
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
16,83,522 25,51,254 23,98,951
20,70,588
26,61,602
20,80,453
Total Condiments & Spices
Other Misc. Food Crops

Total Other Food Crops
Total Food Crops
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121

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
Seasamum
9,440
10,646
10,380
14,959
14,872
16,925
Castor
18
157
1,742
366
160
424
Coconut
755
718
683
445
436
444
Other Oil Seeds
61,050
33,720
41,089
49,209
39,614
41,269
2,48,445
2,11,531
2,03,803
2,37,017
2,45,810
2,02,831
7,633
5,884
5,830
2,397
3,590
4,484
1,76,761
2,10,431
2,30,476
2,21,384
2,16,242
2,11,145
12,609
16,845
22,526
23,134
23,601
26,417
2,312
2,853
2,455
2,584
3,472
3,626
Total Non Food Crops
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 Oil Seeds

m
Tobacco
Cotton
Fodder Crops
Other Non Food Crops
TABLE - 5.9
CROP WISE GROSS AREA IRRIGATED UNDER FOOD & NON-FOOD CROPS BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
(in Hectares)
Food Crops (Cereals & Millets)

Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
Rice
Wheat
Jowar
Bajra
Maize
Ragi
Total
Small
Millets
Total Cereals
& Millets
(Cl.3 to 9)
10
47,161
2,952
3,345
1,479
19,840
74,785
Nizamabad
1,69,272
1,196
5,623
6,063
32,776
2,14,932
Karimnagar
2,78,186
49
1,503
86,512
3,66,250
Medak
1,10,816
1,246
1,732
17,683
1,31,477
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
34,882
388
673
1,661
115
37,719
Mahabubnagar
1,57,203
1,308
7,758
206
1,66,476
Nalgonda
3,23,375
1,172
3,24,547
Warangal
1,40,579
28
77
57,902
1,98,586
10
Khammam
1,27,312
17,752
1,45,064
13,88,786
5,783
12,758
9,122
2,43,056
331
16,59,836
Total
122
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(in Hectares)
Food Crops (Pulses)
Sl.
No.
District
Horse
gram
Green
gram
Black
gram
Red
gram
Bengal
gram
Other
Pulses
Total Pulses
Col.11 to 16
Total Food
grains
(10+17)
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Adilabad
192
12
105
2,019
15
2,343
77,128
Nizamabad
641
425
112
53
1,231
2,16,163
Karimnagar
3,944
2,148
243
691
2,830
9,856
3,76,106
Medak
57
29
14
491
591
1,32,068
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
17
68
85
37,804
Mahabubnagar
78
891
24
51
1,044
1,67,520
Nalgonda
121
320
28
94
567
3,25,114
Warangal
31
1,684
891
175
148
1,245
4,174
2,02,760
10
Khammam
633
262
123
1,018
1,46,082
31
7,350
4,978
582
2,998
4,970
20,909
16,80,745
Total

( in Hectares)
Food Crops (Condiments, Spices and Others)

Sl.
No.
District
Other
Total
Condi- Condiments
Turmeric Chillies Ginger
ments & & Spices
Spices
(19 to 22)
21
22
23
Sugar
-cane
Onions
Other
Food
Crops
Total
Food
Crops
(Col. 18+
23 to 26)
24
25
26
27
19
20
7,094
1,830
973
9,898
372
5,374
92,776
Adilabad
Nizamabad
12,458
1,036
300
13,794
11,597
2,278
6,767
2,50,599
Karimnagar
10,363
4,338
24
14,725
2,793
569
27,433
4,21,626
Medak
1,566
156
2164
409
4,295
39,852
2,638
25,591
2,04,444
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
3,303
478
20
248
4,049
2,046
1,775
26,641
72,315
Mahabubnagar
36
8,289
8,326
3,480
3,625
35,632
2,18,583
Nalgonda
4,146
4,147
1,987
41,906
3,73,155
Warangal
8,482
24,261
33
32,776
173
21,388
2,57,098
10
Khammam
172
26,638
98
26,908
10,328
6,535
1,89,857
43,475
71,172
2,186
2,085
1,18,918 72,088 11,435 1,97,267
20,80,453
Total
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123

( in Hectares)
Non Food Crops (Oil Seeds)
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
981
3,798
1,757
6,536
Nizamabad
883
5,159
25,175
31,217
Karimnagar
6,962
7,231
2,117
16,310
Medak
773
246
7,179
8,198
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
6,172
219
6,395
Mahabubnagar
92,700
338
422
1,103
94,565
Nalgonda
11,809
170
11,982
Warangal
20,239
153
162
20,554
10
Khammam
3,250
437
3,387
7,074
1,43,769
16,925
444
424
41,269
2,02,831
Total
Groundnut
Seasamum
Coconut
Castor
Other Oil
seeds
Total oil seeds

(Col. 28 to 32)
28
29
30
31
32
33

(in Hectares)
Non Food Crops

Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
Cotton
Tobacco
Fodder
crops
Other Nonfood crops
Total Nonfood crops

(Col 33 to 37 )
34
35
36
37
38
Total Food
and Non-food
crops (Col 27+38)
39
11,921
21
211
26
18,715
1,11,491
Nizamabad
945
21,200
43
53,405
3,04,004
Karimnagar
63,481
15
79,814
5,01,440
Medak
22
70
386
8,676
2,13,120
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
3,156
2,667
12,218
84,533
Mahabubnagar
16,466
947
1,018
180
1,13,176
3,31,759
Nalgonda
101
671
104
12,858
3,86,013
Warangal
99,846
184
74
54
1,20,712
3,77,810
19,431
2256
17
151
28,929
2,18,786
2,11,145
4,484
26,417
3,626
4,48,503
25,28,956
10 Khammam
Total
124
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6. Livestock and Fisheries

Rearing of Live Stock play an important
Animal Husbandry sector consists of
role in the Economy, especially in the rural areas.
bovine, ovine, pig and poultry population. Bovine
Apart from agriculture many rural youth are
population is further classified into cattle and
eking their livelihood in dairy, rearing sheep, goat
buffaloes and ovine population into sheep and
and pig etc. The prosperity of Agriculture
goat. Telangana is well off with livestock
obviously
resources,
depends
upon
the
Livestock
population it has. They are not only helping
especially
Sheep
population
the
accounting to 19.80% of total Countrys sheep
farmer in agricultural operations and also helping
population. The State stands 2nd in Sheep
more in conserving soil health and
population, 13th in Goat population, in the
paving path
for healthy crops and conservation of moisture.
country as per the Livestock Census, 2012.
Animal Health Care Services

The important animal health care services
(906), Mobile Veterinary Clinics (8) and
Rural
available during the year 2014-15 are Super
Livestock Units (1,101) are rendering services in
Specialty Hospital (1), Veterinary Polyclinics (8),
the State.
Veterinary Hospitals(101), Veterinary Dispensaries
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
1,062 crore eggs during 2014-15.
125
and

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
sector which provides cheap and nutritious food
Irrigation Projects with abundant water such as
and source of livelihood for a large section of
Nagarjuna Sagar, Srisailam Project, Sri Ram Sagar
economically backward population of the State.
Project, Nizamsagar, Singuru etc., numerous
The production of inland fish and prawn during
water bodies, perennial
rivers like Godavari,
the year 2014-15 is 2,68,362 Tonnes, with a value
Krishna, Manjira and Pranahitha are the resources
of Rs. 2,65,191 lakh and its contribution to Gross
for fresh water fish and prawn in the State.
State Value Added (GSVA) is 0.6%. Production of
Fisheries sector is one of the fast growing
species wise inland fish, including prawns is given

in the following chart.
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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
No. of Institutions catering to Veterinary Aid
Sl.
No.
Year
2008-09
2009-10
Veterinary
Dispensaries
MV
Clinics
Rural Livestock
Units
Total
100
714
1,310
2,134
100
714
17
1,310
2,150
2010-11
100
714
17
1,310
2,150
2011-12
101
900
17
1,125
2,151
2012-13
101
917
11
1,105
2,143
2013-14
101
917
11
1,105
2,143
2014-15
101
906
1,101
2,125
S.S.V.H
Veterinary Veterinary
Poly Clinics Hospitals
||
127

No. of Technical Persons Employed
in Veterinary Institutions
No. of Cases treated

excluding Livestock Farms (in 000)
Sl.
No.
Year
2008-09
155
504
659
1,570
22,873
0.50
22,874
2009-10
183
508
691
1,427
24,007
1.00
24,008
2010-11
183
529
712
1,303
25,089
0.90
25,090
2011-12
195
872
1,067
2,076
24,960
24.00
24,984
2012-13
198
974
1,172
2,063
26,479
0.90
26,480
2013-14
242
974
1,216
2,068
27,346
0.31
27,346
2014-15
150
702
852
1,156
24,458
0.45
24,459
Deputy
Directors &
Asst. Directors
Veterinary
Assistant
Surgeons
Total
Para
Veterinary
staff
Outpatients
In-patients
Total
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

Number of (in 000s.)
Artificial
Inseminations
done
No. of
Artificial
Insemination
Centers
No. of
Calves Born
(in 000)
Area brought
under Fodder
development
(in Acres)
19
20
21
22
Sl.
No.
Year
Castrations
done
Vaccinations
done
17
18
2008-09
442
38,000
1,077
2,020
324
4,02,955
2009-10
439
40,133
1,153
2,016
365
4,06,683
2010-11
406
51,562
1,314
2,016
424
4,08,086
2011-12
368
57,315
1,347
3,774
467
4,16,239
2012-13
380
53,154
1,496
3,755
536
4,64,705
2013-14
351
55,645
1,448
3,781
590
4,27,230
2014-15
337
56,928
1,494
3,499
526
4,37,874
Source: Directorate of Animal Husbandry, Hyderabad.
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TABLE - 6.2
AVAILABILITY OF VETERINARY SERVICES, 2011-12 TO 2014-15
Sl. No.
Particulars
Unit
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
Super Specialty Veterinary Hospitals
Nos.
Veterinary Poly Clinics
Nos.
Veterinary Hospitals
Nos.
101
101
101
101
Veterinary Dispensaries
Nos.
900
917
917
906
Mobile Veterinary Clinics
Nos.
17
11
11
Rural Livestock Units
Nos.
1,125
1,105
1,105
1,101
2,151
2,143
2,143
2,125
Total
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
24,984
26,480
27,346
24,459
Total (a+b)
8
Number of Castrations
000s.
368
380
351
337
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
1,347
1,496
1,448
1,494
Total (a+b+c)
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
467
536
590
526
3,774
3,755
3,781
3,499
416.24
464.70
427.23
437.87
Total (a+b+c)
12
Number of Artificial Insemination Centers
13
Area brought under improved fodder crops
||
Nos.
000s
Acres
129

TABLE - 6.3
LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT AND VETERINARY SERVICES BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
No. of Veterinary Institutions catering to Veterinary Aid
Sl.
No.
District
Super
Specialty
Hospitals
Veterinary
Poly
Clinics
Adilabad
97
49
158
Nizamabad
10
67
57
135
Karimnagar
113
135
258
Medak
11
100
123
235
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
78
142
229
Mahabubnagar
12
129
200
344
Nalgonda
13
128
141
284
Warangal
14
107
118
241
10
Khammam
10
84
136
232
Total
101
906
1,101
2,125
Veterinary Veterinary
Hospitals Dispensaries
5
MV
Clinics
Rural Live
stock Units
Total

No. of Technical Persons employed
in Veterinary Institutions
Sl.
No.
District
Deputy Assistant
Directors Directors
10
No. of cases treated

(excluding Livestock Farms)
Veterinary
Assistant
Surgeons
Para
Veterinary
Staff
Out-patients
In-patients
Total
12
13
14
15
16
11
Adilabad
12
76
68
22,77,997
22,77,997
Nizamabad
11
35
76
15,89,828
35
15,89,863
Karimnagar
18
106
159
29,38,629
21
29,38,650
Medak
17
59
122
27,44,704
92
27,44,796
Hyderabad
13
19
2,10,105
2,10,105
Rangareddy
12
73
125
22,22,245
247
22,22,492
Mahabubnagar
16
66
131
42,67,242
16
42,67,258
Nalgonda
12
106
174
30,84,428
30,84,428
Warangal
21
106
150
32,04,342
32,04,342
10
Khammam
13
62
132
19,18,899
34
19,18,933
702
1,156
2,44,58,419
445
2,44,58,864
Total
10
140
130
||

Sl.
No.
District
Castrations
Vaccinations
done (in Nos.) done (in Nos.)
Adilabad
52,238
39,60,373
Nizamabad
32,959
Karimnagar
Medak
Hyderabad
Artificial Inseminations done (in Nos.)

Exotic
Indigenous
Murrah
Total
19
20
21
22
13,916
15,808
42,288
72,012
38,65,120
13,401
11,808
76,164
1,01,373
21,249
48,72,090
51,960
3,595
1,43,454
1,99,009
31,803
93,83,858
26,345
12,985
1,21,884
1,61,214
1,81,350
1,404
139
647
2,190
Rangareddy
17,177
78,31,438
35,443
3,825
52,875
92,143
Mahabubnagar
63,799
97,05,456
57,805
20,315
86,095
1,64,215
Nalgonda
62,842
65,44,125
26,539
19,400
2,76,397
3,22,336
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
3,37,064
5,69,28,335
2,44,400
1,41,151
11,08,188
14,93,739
17
Total
18

Calves Born (Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
5,693
7,554
11,177
Nizamabad
6,283
3,885
Karimnagar
21,070
Medak
Hyderabad
Exotic
Indigenous
Murrah
Total
23
24
25
26
No. of
No. of
Area brought
Artificial
Slaughter Houses
under fodder
Insemi
Development RecogUn-re
nation
Total
(in Acres)
nized cognized
Centers
27
28
24,424
215
39,797
17
24
25,005
35,173
234
19,855
1,294
50,612
72,976
434
92,232
28
14
42
9,831
5,394
36,506
51,731
353
32,958
11
476
71
200
747
Rangareddy
13,032
1,534
16,772
31,338
292
37,681
Mahabubnagar
16,546
12,797
28,242
57,585
564
55,559
17
25
Nalgonda
10,004
6,425
99,784
1,16,213
540
78,318
100
100
Warangal
5,204
9,329
48,732
63,265
410
27,620
29
35
761
11,586
60,568
72,915
448
53,854
12
13
88,900
59,869
3,77,598
5,26,367
3,499
4,37,874
68
188
256
10 Khammam
Total
29
30
31
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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)
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
55,09,356
48,71,215
57,50,260
50,34,109
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
33,55,489
37,57,853
50,41,977
41,94,319
Sub-Total
BUFFALOES
Males (over three Years)
2
Sub-Total
3
Sheep
46,67,351
1,14,40,329
1,33,57,391
1,28,74,859
Goat
25,39,345
32,36,411
48,01,992
46,75,620
Pigs
3,35,182
2,97,568
2,32,950
2,51,663
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
891
8,178
10,554
17,166
3,047
2,509
13,851
5,325
54
80
25
140
14
6,33,386
5,44,586
4,75,928
3,47,015
2,54,22,002
4,05,46,348
4,94,47,895
6,91,58,605
Rabbits
Horses and Ponies
Camels
10
Elephants
11
Dogs
12
Poultry
Source: Directorate of Animal Husbandry, Hyderabad
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TABLE - 6.5
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY POPULATION BY DISTRICTS, 2012 CENSUS (P)
(in Nos.)
Cattle
Sl.
No.
District
Adult Males
Adult Females
(Over 3 Years)
3
(Over 3 Years)
4
Adilabad
Young Stock
Total
4,21,349
3,97,564
1,90,662
10,09,575
Nizamabad
84,675
1,61,166
88,807
3,34,648
Karimnagar
2,24,752
1,24,103
64,458
4,13,313
Medak
1,75,458
1,73,972
91,455
4,40,885
Hyderabad
1,323
14,271
2,319
17,913
Rangareddy
1,26,139
1,29,371
61,312
3,16,822
Mahabubnagar
3,11,991
3,54,454
1,57,881
8,24,326
Nalgonda
1,48,633
2,18,375
1,31,241
4,98,249
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
20,24,424
20,21,168
9,88,517
50,34,109
Total

(in Nos.)
Buffaloes
Sl.
No.
District
Adult Males Adult Females

(Over 3 Yrs.) (Over 3 Years)
7
Young
Stock
Total
10
Sheep
Goats
Pigs
11
12
13
Adilabad
6,080
2,46,326
66,000
3,18,406
6,95,125
5,88,340
10,619
Nizamabad
3,981
2,67,618
1,28,319
3,99,918
9,20,188
4,77,635
19,816
Karimnagar
7,341
3,27,425
1,36,919
4,71,685
16,41,547
4,09,605
32,783
Medak
43,625
2,54,995
1,38,411
4,37,031
10,72,380
5,73,931
28,271
Hyderabad
819
23,851
3,067
27,737
13,657
40,275
439
Rangareddy
6,552
1,82,926
75,781
2,65,259
6,60,582
4,22,482
16,708
Mahabubnagar
12,465
2,82,334
1,19,571
4,14,370
37,30,689
6,87,066
55,048
Nalgonda
18,067
4,95,636
2,76,360
7,90,063
19,05,189
5,33,700
25,403
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
1,24,880
27,94,898
12,74,541
41,94,319 1,28,74,859 46,75,620
2,51,663
Total
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TABLE - 6.5 (concld)
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
Horses
Total Livestock
Donkeys Camels
& Ponies
(without dogs)
14
15
16
Dogs
Rabbits
Elephants
18
19
20
17
Poultry
21
96
26,22,174
13,297
186
18,79,171
Nizamabad
55
858
41
21,53,159
13,106
109
35,80,321
Karimnagar
51
36
11
29,69,031
13,903
892
53,09,154
Medak
79
1,116
14
25,53,707
37,403
258
1,40,64,785
Hyderabad
1,099
43
1,01,172
56,329
3,235
42,941
Rangareddy
902
524
11
16,83,290
96,214
4,633
1,50,44,576
Mahabubnagar
1,130
1,244
13
57,13,886
59,323
724
1,24,82,391
Nalgonda
1,950
12
37,54,566
20,481
822
92,58,176
Warangal
18
33,10,964
16,184
5,849
52,51,057
21,77,960
20,775
458
22,46,033
5,280
3,919
140
2,70,39,909
3,47,015
17,166
14
6,91,58,605
10 Khammam
Total
TABLE - 6.6
PRODUCTION OF MILK, MEAT, CHICKEN AND EGGS, 2014-15
Production of
Sl.
No.
District
Milk
Meat
Chicken
Eggs
(in 000 Tonnes)

3
(in 000 Tonnes)

4
(in 000 Tonnes)

5
(in lakh Nos.)

6
Adilabad
375.841
13.666
2.214
912.563
Nizamabad
464.143
15.996
9.618
5,629.733
Karimnagar
451.726
23.400
16.951
7,270.305
Medak
387.241
63.937
71.355
18,140.644
Hyderabad
66.757
Rangareddy
394.671
23.059
50.506
34,532.651
Mahabubnagar
480.637
50.801
47.525
18,727.832
Nalgonda
639.967
28.825
36.668
10,609.012
Warangal
444.244
25.260
6.964
9,123.505
10
Khammam
502.191
14.785
3.538
1,239.028
4,207.418
259.729
245.339
1,06,185.273
Total
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TABLE - 6.7
SPECIES WISE INLAND FISH AND PRAWN PRODUCTION, 2011-12 TO 2014-15
(Quantity in Tonnes and Value in Lakh Rs.)
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
Sl.
No.
Fish
Species
Quantity
Value
Quantity
Value
Quantity
Value
Quantity
Value
10
1,468
Barbus
1,891
967
6,881
4,810
2,092
Carpus
1,27,225
79,584
1,22,052
82,628
1,48,079
Cat Fish
13,250
7,763
19,786
14,560
23,098
19,950
29,838
22,796
Murrels
18,452
32,154
15,576
33,135
22,999
57,338
24,545
61,798
Mullets
98
196
2,185
2,285
400
260
Hilsa
1,785
8,925
340
255
Others
35,791
15,969
46,326
22,413
46,029
32,212
42,424
21,748
1,96,707
1,36,633
2,14,591
1,68,755
2,43,037
2,28,816 2,60,010
2,44,521
3,774
1,0467
5,036
13,879
6,596
2,00,482
1,47,100
2,19,628
1,82,634
2,49,633
Fish - Total
8
Prawn
Total
1,222
1,061
1,17,333 1,61,981
1,35,663
19,171
8,352
20,670
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)
Adilabad
2012-13
2013-14
(Fish & Prawn) (Fish & Prawn)
5
2014-15
Fish
Prawn
7
7,525
18,361
23,741
30,533
26,055
901
Nizamabad
19,179
21,810
23,670
26,695
27,630
565
Karimnagar
10,182
24,099
27,048
22,756
30,096
1,821
Medak
9,165
20,133
16,669
23,771
24,883
329
Hyderabad
12
20
12
23
Rangareddy
6,098
5,934
5,827
8,157
8,049
Mahabubnagar
27,385
29,164
31,425
35,166
38,927
441
Nalgonda
27,939
34,966
33,525
35,115
40,579
2,006
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
1,35,794
2,00,482
2,19,628
2,49,633
2,60,010
8,352
Total
Source: Director of Fisheries, Hyderabad.
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TABLE - 6.9
FISHERMEN ACTIVITIES, 2014-15
No. of Fishermen engaged in
Members in
Inland Fishing
Community
6
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
26,209
4,844
26,109
28,433
Nizamabad
22,100
4,200
55
28,180
Karimnagar
32,489
12,375
7,424
49,500
Medak
63,450
8,340
9,350
41,745
Hyderabad
1,404
1,216
515
2,620
Rangareddy
18,500
1,850
500
55,500
Mahabubnagar
24,000
6,000
2,000
42,000
Nalgonda
36,780
13,961
15,000
33,630
Warangal
41,124
8,250
3,520
47,254
10
Khammam
18,770
2,450
14,224
2,84,826
63,486
64,473
3,43,086
Fishing Activity
Marketing of Fish
Repairing/
Mending of nets
Total
TABLE - 6.10
CLASSIFICATION OF WATER SPREAD AREA, 2014-15
Reservoirs
Sl.
No.
District
Tanks
Ponds
Total Water Spread
Nos.
Area
(in Hects.)
Nos.
Area
(in Hects.)
Nos.
Area
(in Hects.)
Nos.
Area
(in Hects.)
10
14
37,208.00
6,653
39,763.00
41
43.07
6,708
77,014.07
Adilabad
Nizamabad
32,362.00
2,795
27,268.23
113.91
2,804
59,744.14
Karimnagar
23,114.00
1,839
23,470.00
34
35.84
1,877
46,619.84
Medak
24,464.00
6,079
68,111.58
6,082
92,575.58
Hyderabad
40.00
40.00
Rangareddy
10
1,407.00
1,402
10,060.80
1,412
11,467.80
Mahabubnagar
14
32,852.00
5,973
77,710.00
89
100.17
6,076
1,10,662.17
Nalgonda
19,598.00
4,620
52,200.00
54
86.78
4,683
71,884.78
Warangal
16
8,654.00
3,519
69,758.47
16
21.26
3,551
78,433.73
10
Khammam
6,323.00
2,150
33,988.29
233
380.38
2,389
40,691.67
Total
78 1,85,982.00
Source: Director of Fisheries, Hyderabad.
35,031
4,02,370.37
474
781.41
35,583
5,89,133.78
136
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7. Forests
Forest is large area of land covered with
trees or other woody vegetation.
The Honble
Forests cover is critical for

as it
living environment,
influences the quality and quantity
Supreme Court of India in W.P No. 202/95 has
of air and
defined the term "forest land",
supporting livelihood activities of rural poor,
occurring in
water and plays a major role in
Section 2 of F.C Act, as it will not only include
contributing
"forest" as understood in the dictionary sense,
mitigating the threat of Global warming besides
but also any area recorded as forest in the
conserving the fertile soil and vulnerable Wildlife.
Government
records
irrespective
of
the
ownership. Indias 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
to the economy of the State,
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%
is
concerned,
of total geographical area, including social
the Central Deccan Plateau dry deciduous for-
forestry. Out of that Area, Reserved Forest area
ests eco-region covers much of the State, includ-
is 19,696 sq. kms., Protected Forest forms
ing Hyderabad. The characteristic vegetation is
6,953 sq. kms., and the rest of 642 sq. kms., are
woodlands
unclassified. The total revenue realized during
of Hardwickiabinata and Al-
biziaamara. Over 80% of the original forest cover
2014-15 is Rs. 8,208 lakhs
has been cleared for agriculture, timber harvest-
produce in the State.
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
on sale of
The district wise geographical area and

the corresponding forest area for the state
of Telangana is depicted in the graph below.
the Eastern Ghats in the eastern part of the state.
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forest
137
Social Forestry
The Government has launched a massive
forestry are distribution of seedlings, raising
peoples movement involving general public and
of plantations in community lands, institutions
farmers in a big way to increase tree cover
and road side avenues.
outside reserve forests to improve and protect
The main species raised for free distribution
the environment and also to provide gainful
and planting in public lands are Raavi, Marri,
employment. The main components of social
Neem, Kanuga, Badam, Neredu, Rela and others.
National Parks and Sanctuaries

There are three National Parks in the state
viz.,
Kasu
Brahmananda
Reddy
National
Tiger Reserve and Pranahita Wildlife Sanctuary

in
Adilabad
district,
Kinnerasani
Wildlife
Park in Hyderabad district, Mahavir Harina
Sanctuary in Khammam district, Manjira Wildlife
Vanasthali
Sanctuary in Medak district,
National
Park
and
Mrugavani
National Park in Ranga Reddy district.
Srisailam
Wild life Sanctuaries in the state include

Eturunagaram Wildlife Sanctuary and Pakhal
Wildlife Sanctuary in Warangal district, Kawal
Tiger
Mahabubnagar
Reserve
districts,
in
Nagarjuna sagarNalgonda
Pocharam
and
Wildlife
Sanctuary in Medak and Nizamabad districts,

Shivaram
Wildlife
Sanctuary
in
Karimnagar
district.
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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
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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
2009-10
21,024
7,468
750
29,242
2010-11
21,024
7,468
750
29,242
2011-12
21,024
7,468
750
29,242
2012-13
21,024
7,468
750
29,242
2013-14
21,024
7,468
750
29,242
2014-15
19,696
6,953
642
27,292
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
Adilabad
4,600.89
2,494.86
136.17
7,231.89
Nizamabad
1,763.14
827.76
127.19
2,718.09
Hyderabad
1,654.66
363.67
122.53
2,140.86
Warangal
4,561.46
1,633.94
59.57
6,254.97
Khammam
5,165.67
1,126.01
195.18
6,486.86
FD ATR Amrabad
1,950.44
507.23
1.66
2,459.33
19,696.23
6,953.47
642.30
27.292.00
Total
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
Reserved
Forest
Protected
Land
Un-classified
Land
Total
As % to Geographical Area
Adilabad
16,105
4,600.86
2,494.86
136.17
7,231.89
44.90
Nizamabad
7,956
1,128.92
572.13
111.10
1,812.15
22.78
Karimnagar
11,823
2,283.68
226.79
34.36
2,544.83
21.52
Medak
9,699
634.22
255.63
16.09
905.94
9.34
Hyderabad
217
Rangareddy
7,493
379.96
244.70
106.09
730.75
9.75
Mahabubnagar
18,432
2,392.88
626.00
13.63
3,032.51
16.45
Nalgonda
14,240
832.26
0.20
4.47
836.93
5.88
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
Source: Chief Conservator of Forests, Hyderabad.
6,953.47
642.30
27,292.00
24.35
140
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TABLE - 7.4 (A)
CIRCLE WISE PLANTING AND PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION OF SEEDLINGS 2013-14 (2013 SEASON)
(Seedlings in Lakh Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Forest Department
Circle / District
Territorial
Social
Forestry
Total
Other
Agencies
Grand Total
(5+6)
Total
seedlings
utilized
Mahabubnagar
2.61
6.39
9.00
60.75
69.75
24.58
Rangareddy
2.22
5.43
7.65
51.61
59.26
59.31
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
Medak
1.99
4.87
6.86
46.25
53.11
65.75
Nizamabad
3.69
9.03
12.72
85.83
98.55
37.96
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
Karimnagar
2.74
6.71
9.46
63.82
73.28
51.78
Warangal
1.06
2.59
3.64
24.59
28.23
44.13
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
21.64
52.94
74.58
503.24
577.82
474.71
Hyderabad
3
4
5
Nizamabad
6
7
8
Warangal
Total
TABLE - 7.4 (B)

CIRCLE WISE PLANTING AND PUBLIC DISRIBUTION OF SEEDLINGS 2014-15 (2014 SEASON)
(Seedlings in Lakh Nos.)
Forest Department
Total
Other
Agencies
Grand Total
(5+6)
Total
seedlings
utilized
Sl.
No.
Circle /District
Mahabubnagar
2.83
1.80
4.63
16.30
20.93
22.55
Rangareddy
6.82
4.35
11.17
39.32
50.49
21.20
Nalgonda
7.77
4.96
12.73
44.81
57.54
91.34
17.42
11.11
28.53
100.43
128.96
135.09
Medak
7.56
4.83
12.39
43.59
55.98
59.04
Nizamabad
4.36
2.79
7.15
25.17
32.32
39.94
Adilabad
4.85
3.10
7.95
28.00
35.95
38.30
16.77
10.72
27.49
96.76
124.25
137.28
Karimnagar
5.95
3.80
9.76
34.33
44.09
29.91
Warangal
5.07
3.24
8.31
29.26
37.57
38.10
Khammam
9.36
5.98
15.33
53.97
69.30
105.41
20.38
13.02
33.40
117.56
150.96
173.42
54.57
34.85
89.42
314.75
404.17
445.79
2
3
Hyderabad
Territorial
Social
Forestry
Circle Total
4
5
6
Nizamabad
Circle Total
7
8
9
Warangal
Circle Total
Total
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141

TABLE - 7.5
VEGETATION DISTRIBUTION AS GOOD, DEGRADED FORESTS AND WATER BODIES, 2012
(2012 Assessment - LISS data of October, 2012 to February, 2013)
Before Transfer of certain villages

from Khammam district
(Area in Sq. Kms.)
After Transfer of certain villages

Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
5,543.36
1,523.11
34.83
7,101.30
5,543.37
1,523.10
34.83
7,101.30
Nizamabad
1,432.58
326.52
9.32
1,768.42
1,432.58
326.52
9.32
1,768.42
Karimnagar
1,899.95
453.29
8.04
2,361.28
1,899.93
453.31
8.04
2,361.28
Medak
623.66
336.76
2.70
963.12
623.66
336.76
2.70
963.12
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
333.33
422.79
2.75
758.87
333.33
422.79
2.75
758.87
Mahabubnagar
1,818.87
1,163.86
60.12
3,042.85
1,818.87
1,163.86
60.12
3,042.85
Nalgonda
198.72
681.89
8.54
889.15
198.73
681.88
8.54
889.15
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
20,380.53
8,286.17
187.09 28,853.79 18,764.67
7,955.67
Total
Good
Forest
Degraded
Forest
Water
Bodies
Total
Good
Forest
Degraded
Forest
Water
Bodies
Total
10
183.36 26,903.70
TABLE - 7.6
VEGETATION DISTRIBUTION AS GREEN FORESTS, BARREN AND WATER BODIES, 2012
(2012 Assessment - LISS data of October, 2012 to February, 2013)
Sl.
No.
District
(Area in Sq. Kms.)
After Transfer of certain villages

Green
Barren
Water
Total
Forest
Forest
Bodies
Before Transfer of certain villages

Green
Barren
Water
Total
Forest
Forest
Bodies
6
10
Adilabad
6,353.28
713.19
34.83
7,101.30
6,353.65
712.82
34.83
7,101.30
Nizamabad
1,598.20
160.90
9.32
1768.42
1,597.86
161.24
9.32
1768.42
Karimnagar
2,278.43
74.81
8.04
2,361.28
2,277.83
75.41
8.04
2,361.28
Medak
903.93
56.49
2.70
963.12
903.87
56.55
2.70
963.12
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
715.92
40.20
2.75
758.87
715.92
40.20
2.75
758.87
Mahabubnagar
2,909.48
73.25
60.12
3,042.85
2,909.48
73.25
60.12
3,042.85
Nalgonda
699.96
180.65
8.54
889.15
699.96
180.65
8.54
889.15
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
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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
4
Miscellaneous
Total Major &

Minor Forest
Produce
Other Receipts
(other than
Forest Produce)
Grand Total
(6+7)
2009-10
3,708.21
618.08
2.18
4,328.47
1,420.52
5,748.99
2010-11
3,227.92
537.82
22.89
3,788.63
4,965.95
8,754.58
2011-12
2,410.88
778.11
2.39
3,191.39
6,486.85
9,678.23
2012-13
2,448.64
1,096.48
2.28
3,547.40
7,902.84
11,450.24
2013-14
5,019.15
864.61
6.26
5,890.02
8,938.22
14,828.24
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
Sl.
No.
Gross
Revenue
Year
Total
Expenditure
(Rs. in Lakh)
Net Revenue
(Surplus/Deficit)
2011-12
9,678.23
15,330.11
-5,651.88
2012-13
11,450.24
20,474.08
-9,023.85
2013-14
14,828.24
18,799.10
-3,970.86
4
2014-15
8,207.66
Source: Chief Conservator of Forests, Hyderabad
23,916.25
-15,708.59
TABLE - 7.9 (A)

AMOUNT REALISED ON SALE OF MAJOR AND MINOR FOREST PRODUCE BY DISTRICTS, 2013-14
(Rs. in Lakh)
Major Forest Produce

Sl.
No.
District
Timber
3
Fire
wood
Others
1281.79
11.13
Minor Forest Produce

BamMiscelOthers
boo
laneous
6
Total
(3 to 8)
9
Receipts
(other than
Forest Produce)
10
- 422.58
- 1,715.49
Grand
Total
(9+10)
11
2,079.17
3,794.66
Adilabad
Nizamabad
26.93
26.93
119.49
146.42
Karimnagar
302.072
302.07
284.47
586.54
Medak
0.07
0.07
37.88
37.95
Hyderabad
96.41
96.41
Rangareddy
0.23
2572.79
- 2,574.18
5,657.61
8,231.79
Mahabubnagar
4.74
0.15
11.77
0.15
16.81
74.89
91.69
Nalgonda
0.51
0.51
116.54
117.05
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
34.31 2,572.79 862.79
1.82
6.26 5,890.02
8,938.22
14,828.24
Total
2,412.05
||
- 1.163
143

TABLE - 7.9 (B)
AMOUNT REALISED ON SALE OF MAJOR AND MINOR FOREST PRODUCE BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
(Rs. in Lakh)
Major Forest Produce
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
Minor Forest Produce
Timber
Fire
wood
Bamboo
Beedi
leaves
Others
Total
(3 to 7)
Receipts
(other than
Forest Produce)
Grand
Total
(8+9)
10
935.20
2.83
318.00
0.93
1,256.96
817.72
2,074.68
Nizamabad
9.81
2.23
12.04
99.47
111.52
Karimnagar
221.18
1.29
0.03
222.50
250.77
473.27
Medak
47.95
47.95
Hyderabad
75.64
75.64
Rangareddy
1.37
1.39
3,925.61
3,927.00
Mahabubnagar
3.11
0.23
16.52
19.85
63.57
83.42
Nalgonda
0.39
0.39
96.11
96.50
Warangal
82.50
4.54
0.69
0.58
88.31
172.85
261.15
517.51
14.98
191.12
6.38
729.99
326.55
1,056.53
1,769.31
19.34
530.18
0.72
11.88
2,331.43
5,876.24
8,207.66
10 Khammam
Total
TABLE - 7.10
NATIONAL AFFORESTATION PROGRAMME, 2012-13 TO 2014-15
Sl. No.
Year
Target
(in Hects.)
Achievement
(in Hects.)
Releases
(Rs. in Lakh)
Expenditure
incurred (Rs. in Lakh )
2012-13
725
743
298.352
330.553
2013-14
815
755
593.170
269.590
2014-15
795
650.387
43.605
TABLE - 7.11 (a)

ZOOLOGICAL PARKS AS ON 31-03-2015
Sl. No.
Name of the Park
Districts
Year of
Establishment
Area
( in Hects.)
Nehru Zoological Park
Hyderabad
1963
152.00
Vana Vignan Kendram (Mini Zoo)
Warangal
1985
19.22
Total
144
171.22
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TABLE - 7.11 (b)
DEER PARKS AS ON 31-03-2015
Sl.
No.
District
Name of the Park

(Govt.)
(in Hects.)
Name of the Park

(Private)
(in Hects.)
Area
Area
Karimnagar
Lower Manair Dam Deer Park
12.50
Deer Park, Basanthnagar
5.31
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
Mahabubnagar Pillalamarri Deer Park
Khammam
Kinnerasani Deer Park,

Palvancha
Total
5.80
14.50
58.80
Total
17.31
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.)
Wildlife Sanctuaries
Kawal WLS (Kawal Tiger Reserve)
Adilabad
892.23
Pranahita WLS
Adilabad
136.02
Siwaram WLS
Adilabad & Karimnagar
Eturunagaram WLS
Warangal
803.00
Pakhal WLS
Warangal
860.20
Kinnerasani WLS
Khammam
635.40
Manjeera WLS
Medak
Pocharam WLS
Medak & Nizamabad
Amrabad WLS (NSTR)
Mahabubnagar & Nalgonda

Total
29.81
20.00
129.84
2,166.37
5,672.87
II
National Parks
Kasu Brahmananda Reddy NP
Hyderabad
1.42
Mrugavani NP
Rangareddy
3.60
Mahavir Harina Vanasthali NP
Rangareddy
14.59
Total
||
19.61
145

TABLE - 7.12
PROTECTED AREA UNDER TIGER RESERVES
Sl. No.
Name of the Tiger Reserve
District
Kawal Tiger Reserve
Amrabad Tiger Reserve (NSTR)
Area (in sq. kms.)

Buffer
Total
Core
4
Adilabad
892.23
Mahabubnagar and Nalgonda

Total Protected Area
Source: Chief Conservator of Forests, Hyderabad. * Core area covered in sanctuaries
1,123.21
2,015.44
2,166.37
445.02
2,611.39
3,058.60 1,568.23
4,626.83
Total Protected Area=10,319.31
TABLE - 7.13
PHYSICAL TARGETS AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF FOREST PRODUCE, 2012-13 TO 2014-15
Sl.
No.
Name
of the Species
Unit
2012-13
Target
Achievement
2013-14
Target
Achievement
2014-15
Target
Achievement
Teak
Cmt.
7,145
4,392
6,390
4,468
4,290
2,971
Non-Teak
Cmt.
690
788
1,225
760
1320
1,659
7,835
5,179
7,615
5,228
5,610
4,630
Cmt.
1,482
3,000
68
1,500
909
II
5
Timber Total
Non -Teak
Casuarinas
Fuel Total
Teak
Nos.
1,482
12,881
3,000
10,603
3,323
68
15,756
1,500
-
909
359
Non-Teak
Nos.
1,320
653
653
3,345
Eucalyptus
Nos.
227
887
12,881
11,923
3,976
16,636
9,200
18,886
III
Poles Total
Long Bamboo
Nos.
48,41,337
57,67,858
49,35,000
49,09,260
42,22,100
26,95,680
Bamboo Industrial cuts Nos.
11,03,175
94,040
65,650
29,500
1,19,500
58,61,898 50,00,650
-
49,38,760
-
43,41,600
-
26,95,680
581
IV Bamboo Total
59,44,512
V Red Sanders (Kgs.) Total
TABLE - 7.14
STATUS OF NURSERIES IDENTIFIED AND SEEDLINGS RAISED, 2014-15
Sl. No.
District
No. of Nurseries Identified

Forest
Other
Total
Department Departments
1
2
3
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
249
242
392
399
168
222
648
410
614
243.58
245.00
352.71
176.00
104.70
169.00
419.58
349.70
521.71
Medak
233
266
499
204.85
150.00
354.85
Hyderabad
59
59
213.00
213.00
6
7
8
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
88
362
305
121
223
176
209
585
481
130.00
359.15
305.62
104.00
200.01
192.30
234.00
559.16
497.92
219
70
1,923
465
243
4,213
242.83
174.75
2,258.49
160.42
208.89
1,678.32
403.25
383.64
3.936.81
9
10
Warangal
246
Khammam
173
Total
2,290
146
Seedlings Raised (in lakh Nos.)

Forest
Other
Grand Total
Department
Departments
||
8. Industries
The State of Telangana is the twelfth
The
long-term
average
population with abundant Road, Rail and Air
manufacturing, electricity, gas and water supply
Transport connectivity and providing wide range
and construction, during the period between
of opportunities for the entrepreneur willing
2011-12 and 2015-16 is averaged at 6.3% as
to establish industries in the State.
Availability
against GSDP growth of 11.7% in the State. The
of Land, water, manpower at affordable price
contribution of industry sector is showing similar
with congenial atmosphere are attracting the
trend in respect of share and growth as that of all
new industries for establishment in the State.
India.
is
now
home
for
several
major manufacturing industries in bulk drugs,

pharmaceuticals,
mineral-based
agro-processing,
industries,
engineering,
textiles,
cement
&
of
industries
State
mining
growth
largest State in India both in terms of land and
The
comprising
annual
quarrying,
The Share of Industrial sector along with its

sub sectors is depicted in the chart given below.
&
high
precision
leather,
apparels,
automobiles and auto components industry,

spices,
horticulture,
bio-technology,
poultry
farming,
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.
Annual Survey of Industries

The Annual Survey of Industries is the
factories registered under sections 2m(i) and
principal source of organized manufacturing
2m(ii) of the Factory Act, 1948. The survey
statistics in India and in the state as well.
also covers Beedi and Cigar manufacturing
It provides statistical information to assess
establishments registered under Beedi and Cigar
and evaluate, objectively and realistically, the
Workers (Condition of Employment) Act, 1966
changes
employing 10 or more workers using power and
in
the
growth,
composition
and
structure of organized manufacturing sector
20 or more workers without using power.
comprising activities related to manufacturing
The data pertaining to (i) factories registered
processes, repair services, gas and water supply
under sections 2m (i) and 2m (ii) of the Factory
and cold storage. The Survey is conducted
Act, 1948 (ii) distribution and working of factories
annually under the statutory provisions of the
by districts industry wise, (iii) results of Annual
Collection of Statistics Act, 2008 and Rules, 2011.
Survey of Industries, 2012-13 are presented in
The Annual Survey of Industries covers all
||
this chapter.
147

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
Factories
Fixed Capital
Nos.
7,357
7,729
8,980
9,005
10,279
Rs. Crore
37,710.38
39,193.34
52,672.04
54,093.80
59,520.98
Working Capital
Rs. Crore
16,958.85
18,481.42
29,816.98
27,286.64
-31,237.68
Productive Capital
Rs. Crore
54,669.23
57,674.76
82,489.02
81,380.44
28,283.30
Outstanding Loans
Rs. Crore
22,583.83
18,903.27
25,675.65
22,463.28
24,413.72
All Workers
Nos.
6,08,833
5,55,478
5,98,029
5,92,831
5,92,730
All Employees
Nos.
7,07,487
6,56,438
7,09,863
7,00,357
7,07,738
Wages to workers
Rs. Crore
2,769.00
2,999.38
3,739.45
4,535.27
5,386.13
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
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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 Out stand- No. of

No. of Wages to
capital
ing loans Workers Employees Workers
6
10
11
Adilabad
285
1,90,324
37,604
2,27,928
73,511
18,664
9,460
15,452
Nizamabad
519
47,689
62,028
1,09,717
44,715 1,99,663 2,03,775
57,815
62,648
Karimnagar
730
84,202
55,487
1,39,689
1,00,851
54,841
15,858
20,038
Medak
10,12,922 23,42,019
2,64,618
88,040 1,13,588 1,46,944 2,85,200
Hyderabad
-2,69,983
1,09,224
20,286
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
699
6,63,964
3,47,368
21,369
30,604
21,187
43,757
Nalgonda
678 11,84,345 -53,91,991 -42,07,646
4,04,378
37,286
45,815
42,004
76,042
Warangal
614
2,83,481
11,445
2,94,926
39,825
16,689
19,339
10,480
13,330
937
3,27,865
1,13,051
4,40,916
27,677
10,015
14,055
10,243
19,244
1,355 13,29,097
665
265,151
3,797 17,72,760
10 Khammam
-4,832
16,568
Total
Emoluments
58,002
28,059
27,901
56,182
10,48,889 28,21,649 10,29,205 1,27,973 1,75,837 1,96,721 3,83,791
4,67,184
1,96,780
10,279 59,52,098 -31,23,768 28,28,330 24,41,372 5,92,730 7,07,738 5,38,613 9,75,684
Total

DISTRIBUTION OF FACTORIES AND THEIR RELATED IMPORTANT PARAMETERS, 2012-13
(Value in Lakh Rupees)
Sl.
No.
Districts
Adilabad
Fuels
Materials
Consumed Consumed
12
13
Total
Inputs
Products
Value of
Output
Depreciation
Net
Value
Added
GVA
14
15
16
17
18
19
53,158
2,48,677
3,84,558
3,40,233
4,24,468
16,157
23,753
39,910
Nizamabad
7,081
1,94,275
2,72,330
2,97,023
3,79,665
4,994
1,02,340
1,07,335
Karimnagar
18,145
2,03,223
2,61,639
2,82,499
3,15,693
9,161
44,892
54,054
Medak
1,67,366 25,60,525
35,31,042
38,26,385
44,36,560 1,33,999
7,71,519
9,05,518
Hyderabad
3,32,309
5,71,746
4,87,260
1,51,381
1,73,216
Rangareddy
2,31,680 31,15,072
42,01,505
44,66,304
53,75,002 1,75,345
9,98,153 11,73,497
Mahabubnagar
18,507
7,44,962
21,834
80,989
7,14,326
9,00,656
10,12,834
10,88,852
31,882
1,56,313
1,88,196
Nalgonda
3,18,932
7,50,552
12,76,867
18,41,965
19,42,592
82,114
5,83,614
6,65,725
Warangal
90,994
1,49,539
2,80,388
2,91,162
3,30,984
25,841
24,755
50,596
10
Khammam
62,479
2,18,150
3,83,974
3,49,767
4,23,390
23,335
16,081
39,416
Total
10,49,331 84,86,648 1,20,64,705 1,31,95,432 1,54,62,168 5,24,662 28,72,801 33,97,463
||
149

TABLE - 8.3
WORKING OF PRIMARY WEAVERS CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES, 2015
(As on 31-12-2015)
Total Sales
Co-operative fold
Total Production
Co-operative fold
PWC Societies
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
97
0.65
48.36
0.61
45.05
Nizamabad
2,835
0.46
63.25
0.40
53.69
Karimnagar
34
2,368
26.89
1,944.22
25.32
1,882.73
Medak
28
6,100
5.55
385.78
5.55
385.78
Hyderabad
324
1.47
159.10
1.46
154.45
Rangareddy
300
0.03
2.00
0.023
1.75
Mahabubnagar
23
5,127
2.39
305.25
2.37
489.15
Nalgonda
72
20,860
10.21
554.14
9.60
434.54
Warangal
58
9,274
20.99
4,198.96
20.38
4,075.90
10
Khammam
630
1.05
157.50
0.93
139.50
242
47,915
69.69
7,818.56
66.64
7,662.54
Total
Number
No. of
Members
Meters
(in Lakh)
Value
(Rs. in Lakh)
Meters
(in Lakh)
Value
(Rs. in Lakh)

WORKING OF PRIMARY WEAVERS CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES, 2015
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
(As on 31-12-2015)
Total Sales outside
Co-operative fold
Total Production outside

Co-operative fold
Meters
(in Lakh)
Value
(Rs. in Lakh)
Meters
(in Lakh)
Value
(Rs. in Lakh)
10
11
12
0.34
41.00
0.34
41.00
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
2.35
175.00
2.35
175.00
Medak
2.22
154.31
2.22
154.31
Hyderabad
0.30
15.00
0.27
13.50
Rangareddy
0.18
9.00
0.16
8.10
Mahabubnagar
23.00
5,127.00
2.39
305.25
Nalgonda
Warangal
5.26
1,052.00
3.82
764.00
10
Khammam
33.65
6,573.31
11.55
Total
Source: Director of Handlooms & Textiles and Development Commissioner, Apparel Export Parks, Hyderabad.
150
||
1,461.16

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
393
392
420
2,589
2,490
2,775
01
Agriculture, hunting and related service activities
10
Manufacturing of food products
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
660
665
728
106
108
120
26
Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery

& equipments
Manufacture of computer, electronic and other optical products
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
35
Electricity, gas, stem and water supply
16
16
19
Water Collection, Treatment and Supply Sewerage
38
Waste collection
13
45
Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles and motor cycles
154
185
199
49
Transport service
52
Warehousing and support activities
61
70
66
58
Publishing activities (newspaper printing and publishing)
42
58
61
31
8,980
26
9,005
29
10,279
25
36,37
Motion Picture, video & television Programme, Production Sound

recording & Music Publishing Activities.
Others
Total
Source: Annual Survey of Industries, DES, Hyderabad
59
||
151

TABLE - 8.5
FACTORIES WORKING UNDER FACTORIES ACT, INDUSTRY WISE AND PERSONS EMPLOYED, 2013-14
Sl.
No.
District
01-Crop & animal

production,
02- Forestry
Agriculture,
and
logging
Hunting & related
service activities
N
3
1 Adilabad
P
4
N
5
05-Mining
of Coal and
lignite
P
6
N
7
P
8
08-Mining/
06- Extraction
Quarrying of
of Crude
limestone, lime
Petroleum
shell, 'kankar' &
and
Other calcareous
Natural Gas
minerals
N
9
P
10
N
11
P
12
10Manufacture of
Food products
N
13
P
14
188
7,095
12
120
288
3,369
2 Nizamabad
20
412
3 Karimnagar
103
2,968
54
91
379
608
9,963
50
3,863
85
1727
481
11,557
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
100
871
12,353
70
422
2,538
616 32,202
11
149
54
100
206
2,496 4,858
82,900
4 Medak
5 Hyderabad
10 Khammam
Total

Manufacture of
Sl.
No.
District
12-Tobacco
11-Beverages
products
N
15
P
16
N
17
P
18
16- wood &

14-Wearing 15-Leather and products of wood
apparels
related products & cork except
furniture
13-Textiles
N
19
P
20
N
21
P
22
N
23
P
24
N
25
P
26
1 Adilabad
628
12
61
2 Nizamabad
581
7349
3 Karimnagar
63
839
15
104
326
27
5,155
25
28
3,376
7 1,320
15
863
152
1,560
5 Hyderabad
237
5 1,096
14
682
229
132
186
1,155
6 Rangareddy
27
2,770
420
33
5,038
32 6,640
10
644
312
3,434
7 Mahabubnagar
541
21
7,790
90
108
278
8 Nalgonda
10
2,238
82
347
9 Warangal
25
90
130
25
536
154
630
10 Khammam
253
10
80
240
75
8,981
11 1,541
178
20,681
52 8,334
643
9,636
1,183
8,031
4 Medak
Total
Note: N: No. of Factories;
152
P: No. of Persons Engaged
||

Manufacture of
Sl.
No.
District
18-Printing and
2119-coke
reproduction of and refined 20-Chemical Pharmaceuticals
recorded media
medicinal
and Chemical
(This division ex- petroleum
chemical
and
Products
cludes publishing) products
botanicals
17-Paper
& Paper
products
N
27
P
28
N
29
P
30
N
31
P
32
N
33
P
34
N
35
22-Rubber
products
P
36
N
37
P
38
1 Adilabad
2028
80
2 Nizamabad
81
265
20
253
3 Karimnagar
97
401
52
58
434
4 Medak
46
2,999
336
22
369
191
18,658
103
15,482
112
14,009
5 Hyderabad
20
487
110
7,308
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
423
273
106
28
8,559
12
486
8 Nalgonda
13
503
255
50
38
2,110
57
5,054
38
1,331
9 Warangal
1,288
186
39
16
23
322
10 Khammam
11
6,285
310
129
20
22
317 19,976
269
15,570
465 57,078
679
32,878
7 Mahabubnagar
Total
43 2,339 502 36,286

Manufacture of
Sl.
No.
District
1 Adilabad
23-Glass
& Glass
Products
N
39
P
40
24-Basic
Iron and Steel
N
41
P
42
27-Electric
Motors,
26-Computer
25-structural
electronic and generators,
Transformers
metal
optical
and Electric
products
products
distribution
and apparatus
N
43
P
44
N
45
P
46
N
47
P
48
28-General
purpose
machinery
N
49
P
50
33
2189
2 Nizamabad
75
11
11
151
52
735
85
3 Karimnagar
112
2,910
15
44
29
4 Medak
139
5,665
225 13,404
317
12,501
377
55
6,642
28 11,747
5 Hyderabad
17
1,900
12
400
99
2,117
162
19
1,109
10
6 Rangareddy
295
9,145
235
9,335
717
27,740
94
8,101
275
14,794
7 Mahabubnagar
45
1,412
38
3,399
2,073
956
8 Nalgonda
88
7,348
12
2,431
239
100
100
9 Warangal
172
3,130
14
315
103
85
10 Khammam
412
2,650
1282
10
96
35
Total
1,317 36,424 528 30,262 1,174 43,183
Note: N: No. of Factories; P: No. of Persons Engaged
161
9,478
||
370 24,967
2,921
303 17,947
348 33,700
153

Manufacture of
Sl.
No.
District
29- Motor
30-other
vehicles
Transport
trailers &
equipments
semi trailers
N
51
P
52
N
53
P
54
31Furniture
N
55
P
56
35-Electricity
34 33- Repair &
Gas, Steam
32-Jewellery Installation of Pollution
and Air
bijouterie & machinery
Control
conditioners
&
equipment
related
equipment
supply
articles
N
57
P
58
N
59
P
60
N
61
P
62
N
63
P
64
1 Adilabad
93
2 Nizamabad
17
3 Karimnagar
20
1,358
19
3,037
138
13
692
387
489
5 Hyderabad
139
4,998
79
164
6 Rangareddy
70
1,921
59 1,825
22
2,740
32
7 Mahabubnagar
1,097
8 Nalgonda
100
621
9 Warangal
20
11
114
135
10 Khammam
4,738
31 2,935
10
501
32
35
8,531
4 Medak
Total
98 5,234
16 11,601
24 16,737
78 2,596

Sl.
No
District
36-Water
38-Waste
45-Whole
46-Whole
Supply
collection,
4043sale & retail
49-Land
sale trade
Transport
sewerage
Treatment Production Specialize
trade &
37export
waste man& disposal Collections construct
repair
& Transport
sewerage
motor
agement and
Activities: Distribution
ion
of motor
Via Pipe
vehicles and
Lines
remediation
Materials of Electricity activities vehicles and
motor cycles
activities
Recovery
motor cycles
N
65
P
66
N
67
P
68
N
69
P
70
N
71
P
72
N
73
P
74
N
75
P
76
N
77
P
78
N
79
P
80
1 Adilabad
45
22
15
536
2 Nizamabad
129
3 Karimnagar
10
23
707
4 Medak
368
20
1 18
555
44
5 Hyderabad
225
- 114
8,719
6 Rangareddy
25
2 505
344
- 107
8,866
289
7 Mahabubnagar
407
8 Nalgonda
100
433
54
9 Warangal
29
1,064
10 Khammam
34
13
469
17
797
2 505
396
129
1 18 325 21,756
44
10
343
Total
154
||

Sl.
No.
District
52-Where
housing and
50- Water
support
Transport
activities for
transportation
63-Data
74-Other
58-Publishing 59-Motion
72Processing
Picture, video
Professional
of books,
hosting and Scientific
periodicals and and television
Scientific and
related
research and
other publish- programme
Activities development Technical
ing activities
activities
Activities
Web portals
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
11 458
55
47
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
55
45
Medak
10
3 1,034
Hyderabad
532
Rangareddy
193
218
352
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Warangal
17
287
10
Khammam
30
450
11 458
58
995
218
11
884
100
3 1,034
47
Total

81-Services
82- Office
93-Sports
8687to buildings Administrative,
Activities and
Human Residential
and
Office support and
amendments
health
care
landscape
other Business
and recreation
activities
activities
activities
support Activities
activities
N
P
N
P
N
P
N
P
N
P
Sl.
No.
District
95
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
98
99
104
P
106
101
102
103
556
16,287
784
10,062
1,150
20,779
57
2,164
1,38,493
843
40,689
30
615
215
24
688
4,459
2,29,210
Mahabubnagar
967
37,596
Nalgonda
1,326
42,305
Warangal
1,521
28,092
10
Khammam
1,020
19,631
30
615
215
81
688
14,790
5,83,144
97
105
100
Total
96
Total
||
155

TABLE - 8.6
FACTORIES REGISTERED AND WORKING UNDER SECTIONS 2m(i) & 2m(ii) FROM 2000 TO 2013
Sl.
No.
Year
Factories
registered
No. of factories Working

Electricity
Repair
Gas & Water Services &
Other Activities
Supply
Storage
Manufacturing
Process
2000
34,643
26,901
120
521
1,372
28,914
2001
35,494
26,874
136
542
1,655
29,207
2002
36,290
27,995
148
586
2,018
30,747
2003
36,534
25,886
150
555
1,321
27,912
2004
37,441
25,563
160
539
1,739
28,001
2005
37,441
26,018
158
551
1,407
28,134
2006
39,548
26,045
162
580
1,366
28,153
2007
40,324
26,833
164
631
1,808
29,436
2008
41,824
27,541
176
663
1,659
30,039
10
2009
43,015
27,942
188
730
1,964
30,824
11
2010
43,881
28,785
223
782
2,136
31,926
12
2011
14,095
29,458
136
759
2,364
32,717
13
2012
14,543
13,338
37
93
1,090
14,558
14
2013
14,886
13,621
38
465
666
14,790
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
15
2014
14,202
Source: Directorate of Factories, Hyderabad.
Total
TABLE -8.7
FACTORIES REGISTERED UNDER SECTIONS 2m(i), 2m(ii) AND 85(i) OF THE FACTORIES ACT
(in Nos.)
2012
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
515
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
8
9
2014
2013
2m(i)
2m(ii)
85(i)
Total
2m(i)
192
712
553
207
765
572
207
784
770
515
1,287
731
571
1,304
530
292
823
954
336
1,292
997
335
1,334
997
313
1,312
2,074
362
2,436
2,162
380
2,542
2,227
326
2,553
872
291
1,170
910
307
1,224
772
247
1,026
5,117
855
5,975
5,108
889
6,000
4,603
685
5,292
958
238
1,199
867
166
1,033
961
165
1,127
Nalgonda
1,097
912
2,009
1,182
868
2,058
1,260
870
2,139
Warangal
923
544
1,467
998
539
1,537
906
516
1,422
1,219
615
1,834
1,324
615
1,939
1,345
628
1,973
10 Khammam
Total
14,521
22 4,860 19,381 14,886
Source: Directorate of Factories, Hyderabad.
156
2m(ii) 85(i)
8
Total
2m(i)
10
11
27 4,877 19,736 14,209
||
2m(ii) 85(i)
12
13
Total
14
29 4,249 18,451
9. Mining
In general, mining is defined as extraction of
mines for
industrial needs and also to cater
valuable metals and minerals or other geological
to thermal power stations. Telangana is also rich
materials from the earth or from an ore body,
in limestone deposits that cater to cement
lode, vein, seam, reef etc. Ores recovered by
factories. Telangana has other mineral resources
mining include metals, coal, oil, shale gemstones,
like bauxite and mica.
limestone, dimension stone, rock salt potash,

gravel and clay.
Minerals and mineral industries have

significant
Mining is required to obtain any material that
macro
links
with
the
economy
of a country. Mining activity which generates
cannot be grown through agricultural processes,
employment
or created artificially in a laboratory or factory.
important source of tax revenue and contributes
Mining in a wider sense including extraction of
to State income thereby leading to economic
any non-renewable resource such as petroleum,
growth.
natural gas, or even water.
opportunities;
is
obviously
an
Mining is one of the core sectors that
Mining operations usually create a negative
drives growth in an economy. Not only does it
environmental impact, both during the mining
contribute to GSDP, it also acts as a catalyst for
activity and after the mine has closed. Hence,
the growth of other core industries like power,
most of the worlds nations have passed
steel, cement, etc., which, in turn, are critical for
regulations
the overall development of the economy. The
direction,
to decrease the impact. In this

Government has evolved a
value of major and minor minerals produced
comprehensive policy on mineral policy, which
during the year 2014-15 is given in the
aims
following graph.
at
the
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 countrys coal deposits
are also found here. The Singareni Collieries
Company Limited excavates coal from these
||
157

Production of principal minerals
The production of certain
principal
minerals during the
year 2014-15 are 527.19
lakh
tonnes
lakh
of
Coal,
218.97
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
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

TABLE-9.1
PRODUCTION OF PRINCIPAL MINERALS, 2014-15
Sl. No.
Mineral
Unit
Quantity
Mineral Value
(Rupees in' 000s.)
I. Major Minerals
a. Fuel Minerals
1
Coal*
b. Metallic Minerals
2
Iron Ore
3
Manganese Ore
c. Non-Metallic Minerals
4
Amethyst
5
Bayrtes
6
Dolomite
7
Feldspar
8
Fire Clay
9
Laterite
10
Lime Stone
11
Quartz
12
Shale
13
Stowing Sand
14
White Clay
158
Tonnes
5,27,18,951
9,08,83,781.70
Tonnes
Tonnes
35,000
6,640
17,293.47
8,730.32
Tonnes
Tonnes
Tonnes
Tonnes
Tonnes
Tonnes
Tonnes
Tonnes
Tonnes
Tonnes
Tonnes
Sub Total
100
14,849
5,52,621
6,10,648
34
23,51,641
2,18,97,291
5,45,094
1,06,500
37,55,725
84,839
1,331.00
61,889.03
1,78,422.70
1,52,508.81
8.29
3,27,968.02
31,66,894.37
1,18,569.75
9,841.28
3,61,658.42
8,382.47
9,52,97,279.62
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PRODUCTION OF PRINCIPAL MINERALS, 2014-15
Sl. No.
Mineral
Unit
Quantity
Mineral Value
(Rupees in' 000)
II. Minor Minerals

1
Black Granite
M3
2,66,028
1,12,71,272.10
8,17,911
2,18,19,138.71
2,16,71,693
61,83,187.00
Colour Granite
Gravel / Earth
M3
Fuller's Earth
Tonnes
4,62,411
3,95,793.76
Lime Stone Slabs
M2
22,99,827
9,84,273.84
Lime kanker
Tonnes
336
185.02
Mosaic Chips
Tonnes
27,950
17,543.71
2,94,22,750
2,09,86,921.86
26,15,376
10,19,325.69
Road Metal
Ordinary Sand
M3
Sub Total
6,26,77,641.69
Grand Total
15,79,74,921.31
Source: Director of Mines and Geology, Hyderabad.

Note : M :Square Meters, M : Meter Cube, Major Mineral value bases
on IBM (Price March2013) 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
T
1 Adilabad
2 Nizamabad
3 Karimnagar
Manganese
Ore
Iron Ore
V
1,24,92,773 2,15,36,665.64
Amethyst
T
Barytes
T
Fire clay
V
8
- 6,640 8,730.32
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
- 14,849 61,889.03
10 Khammam
Total
2,09,80,158 3,61,68,323.04
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.
||
159

Sl.
No.
District
Dolomite
T
Feldspar
T
Laterite
V
Lime stone
V
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
5,49,015 1,77,258.44
1,408
351.65
10 Khammam
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

Quartz
Shale
Stowing sand
White Clay
Lime Kanker
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
2,064
448.96
6,23,501
Nizamabad
3,635
790.69
Karimnagar
- 29,73,524 2,86,336.19
Medak
56,886
12,373.94
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
1,06,771
23,225.01
65,000 6,006.41
Mahabubnagar 3,29,312
71,632.48
Nalgonda
43,695
9,504.61
41,500 3,834.86
Warangal
220
47.85
2,511
546.2
1,58,700
15,282.05
10 Khammam
Total
160
13
14
15
16
17
60,040.18 84,839 8,382.47
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
336 185.02

Sl.
No.
District
Black Granite
Colour Granite
Gravel/ Earth
18
Fullers Earth
19
20
21
Adilabad
23,54,084
6,71,647.75
Nizamabad
9,579
2,55,545.08
15,51,612
4,42,693.07
Karimnagar
62,503 26,48,155.71 7,77,532 2,07,41,956.75
17,66,085
5,03,884.78
Medak
14,38,188
4,10,331.82
56,136
48,048.77
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
697
29,545.37
Mahabubnagar
2,311
97,925.55
527
14,069.03
8,26,493
2,35,808.10
Nalgonda
7,871 3,33,492.69
1,653
44,096.50
21,06,550
6,01,023.24
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
54,12,128 15,44,143.24 4,06,275 3,47,745.00
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

Sl.
No.
District
Lime Stone Slabs

C
Mosaic Chip
Road Metal
22
Ordinary Sand
V
23
24
25
Adilabad
23,44,201
16,72,092.31
2,25,911
88,047.33
Nizamabad
16,55,473
11,80,830.36
86,853
33,850.39
Karimnagar
22,25,162
15,87,183.75
Medak
33,72,498
24,05,565.78
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
22,91,650 9,80,774.20
74,74,195
53,31,260.59
Mahabubnagar
13,02,846
9,29,305.88
Nalgonda
8,177
3,499.69 27,950 17,543.71
42,47,596
30,29,762.94
Warangal
31,08,168
22,17,021.91 13,68,479 5,33,355.79
10
Khammam
36,92,611
2,63,3898.33
Total
22,99,827 9,84,273.89 27,950 17,543.71
8,44,628 3,29,188.21
89,505
34,883.98
2,94,22,750 2,09,86,921.86 26,15,376 10,19,325.69
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161

TABLE - 9.3
PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF INDIGENOUS COAL, 2012-13 TO 2014-15
(in 000 Tonnes)
Sl.
No.
1
Year/Division
Opening
Stock
Production
Consumption
by Collieries
Dispatches
Total
(col.5 +6)
Closing
Stock
2012-13
1
Kothagudem
576.68
8,204.63
13.08
8,332.17
8,345.26
435.82
Bellampally
438.29
5,071.10
3,146.89
3,146.89
705.61
Mandamarri
5.13
1,109.68
1,544.60
1,544.60
10.53
Ramagundam
627.34
17,624.55
41.67
17,376.83
17,418.50
764.90
Yellandu
384.53
5,003.22
5,032.04
5,032.04
355.93
Manuguru
782.62
8,704.96
9,032.59
9,032.59
454.99
Srirampur
243.08
5,555.19
7,011.35
7,011.35
75.61
Bhoopalpalli
67.84
1,916.68
0.11
1,802.95
1,803.06
181.46
3,125.51
53,190.03
54.86
53,279.42
53,334.28
2,984.84
Total
2013-14
1
Kothagudem
435.82
8,781.05
5.38
8,689.54
8,694.92
521.94
Bellampally
705.61
5,216.79
2,930.02
2,930.02
1,391.70
Mandamarri
10.53
1,268.53
1,703.43
1,703.43
392.20
Ramagundam
764.90
16,236.66
44.12
15,434.99
15,479.10
1,396.29
Yellandu
355.93
5,369.60
4,877.71
4,877.71
847.80
Manuguru
454.99
6,614.57
6,482.35
6,482.35
587.20
Srirampur
75.61
4,575.81
5,379.65
5,379.65
220.90
Bhoopalpalli
181.46
2,405.74
0.12
2,396.88
2,397.00
189.64
2,984.84
50,468.74
49.62
47,894.56
47,944.19
5,547.67
521.94
7,762.79
0.05
8,156.35
8,156.40
129.28
Total
2014-15
1
Kothagudem
Bellampally
1,391.70
4,239.16
2,973.65
2,973.65
234.84
Mandamarri
392.20
1,710.02
2,781.82
2,781.82
689.07
Ramagundam
1,396.29
17,402.89
56.67
16,513.48
16,570.16
1,669.08
Yellandu
847.80
5,000.77
5,316.93
5,316.93
532.26
Manuguru
587.20
8,001.08
7,507.82
7,507.82
1,080.46
Srirampur
220.90
5,472.50
6,732.03
6,732.03
548.99
Bhoopalpalli
189.64
2,947.00
0.11
2,675.22
2,675.33
461.06
5,547.67
52,536.21
56.83
52,657.30
52,718.95
5,345.04
Total
Source: The Singareni Collieries Company Ltd, Hyderabad.
162
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10. Energy
Electric Energy is considered to be the
is accomplished by turning those generators with
most versatile and important source of power
turbines that are in turned by a number
consumed by industry, commercial buildings,
of sources. In the case of fossil-fuel burning
institutions and residents. In one sentence
stations, energy sources such as coal, oil, natural
energy is required for all facets of our life and
gas (actually, any source of fuel that is carbon
also a basic human need and is a critical
based) are used to boil water. That water
infrastructure for socio economic development
is boiled into high pressure steam. This high
of a state or nation. It is supplied by generating
pressure steam is what turns the turbines that
stations.
turn the generator that in turn manufactures
Traditional
generating
stations
manufacture power in electrical generators. This
Electric Energy.
Service Connections
There are 122.98 lakh service connections
wise number of service connections released and
are released with a connected load of 27,066 MW
their consumption during 2014-15 is given in
in the State during the year 2014-15, including
the following chart.
both
low tension and high tension. Category
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163

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.
Installed Capacity
(in MW as on )
Name of the Power Station
Generation
(in MU) (Ex-Bus for the Year)
31.03.2014
31.03.2015
2014-15
2015-16
THERMAL
1
Kothagudem `A'
240
129.34
1,380
1,175
Kothagudem `B'
240
129.34
1,348
1,147
Kothagudem `C'
240
129.34
1,076
979
Kothagudem `V'
500
269.45
3,235
2,540
Kothagudem `VI'
500
269.45
3,241
3,081
Vijayawada - I
420
226.34
2,454
Vijayawada - II
420
226.34
2,882
Vijayawada - III
420
226.34
2,805
Vijayawada - IV
500
269.45
3,602
10
R.T.P.P - I
420
226.34
11
R.T.P.P - II
420
226.34
6,346
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
164
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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
II. HYDEL POWER

1
Machkund
84.00
45.27
310.00
T.B.H.E.S (T.B. Dam & Hampi)
58.00
31.04
443.00
Nizamsagar & mini hydel
10.00
5.39
22.00
Upper Sileru
240.00
129.34
458.00
Donkarayi
25.00
13.47
115.00
Lower Sileru
460.00
247.89
1,247.00
a) Srsailam RBHS
770.00
414.95
1,447.00
b) Srisailam LBHS
900.00
485.01
1,325.00
1,724.00
Nagarjuna Sagar (Right Canal Power House)
90.00
48.50
209.00
60.00
32.33
97.00
43.00
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
2.00
15.00
8.08
4..00
3.00
234.00
126.10
108.93
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
Captive Power Plants
1344.39
4,595.00
2,506.00
VI
132kv , 33kV & 11kV Power Developers
14.57
74.00
316.00
4,018.00
609
6,610.00
182.00
1.20
16,717.00
8,871.00
88,191.00
39,571
10 Nagarjuna Sagar (Left Canal Power House)

11 Nagarjuna Sagar
15 Wind farm (Ramagiri)

16 Singuru
17 Jurala
18 Solar
VII Total Private sector

VIII Others (TRIPCO)
Grand Total ( I to VIII)
||
165

TABLE - 10.2
GROWTH OF TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LINES
(As on 31st March)
Sl.
No.
Voltage
of Lines
Unit
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15*
10
11
2,988
3,009
3,172
3,308
3,308
4,112
4,257
1,683
400 kV
CKM.
220 kV
"
12,237
12,503
12,693
12,878
13,623
13,918
14,389
5,583
132 kV
"
14,715
14,940
15,103
15,588
15,915
16,260
16,642
9,264
33 kV
"
37,227
38,628
40,033
40,432
41,148
42,463
43,929
18,689
11 kV
"
2,34,413
2,48,670
2,60,406
2,70,167
2,80,160
2,90,219
3,00,932
1,33,498
Low
Tension
"
5,17,685
5,27,852
5,32,656
5,42,716
5,51,960
5,59,840
5,66,392
3,01,507
8,19,265
8,45,602
8,64,063
8,85,089
9,06,113
9,26,812
9,46,541
4,70,224
Total
Source: TSTRANSCO, Hyderabad. Note: This data pertains to combined State. *2014-15 pertains to Telangana State
TABLE - 10.3
CATEGORY -WISE NUMBER OF SERVICES AND CONNECTED LOAD
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15*
Sl.
No.
Category
No. of
Services
Connected
Load (MW)
No. of
Services
Connected
Load (MW)
No. of
Services
Connected
Load (MW)
Domestic Supply
1,95,93,105
16,275
2,03,22,094
17,171
89,38,700
8,204
Nondomestic Supply
18,13,724
4,480
19,12,364
4,538
10,77,766
2,572
Industrial
2,14,829
3,694
2,20,032
3,667
88,627
2,172
Cottage Industries
23,991
221
24,771
289
16,377
36
Agriculture incl. RECOSs
32,03,871
13,309
33,44,637
13,851
20,06,428
8,044
Public Lighting
1,47,679
963
1,55,211
889
1,08,212
368
General purpose
1,45,018
378
1,47,753
392
51,053
100
Temporary
2,223
2,421
500
Total low Tension 2,51,44,440
39,326
2,61,29,283
40,803
1,22,87,663
21,500
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
Total High Tension
Source: TSTRANSCO, Hyderabad.
166
Note: This data pertains to combined State
* Pertains to Telangana State
||

TABLE - 10.4
CATEGORY WISE SALE OF ELECTRICITY BY SPDCL AND NPDCL 2014-15 (Provisional)
(Million Units)
Cat-I
Sl.
No.
Circle
Cat-II
Cat-III
Cat-IV
Cat-V
Cat-VI Cat-VII TemNonCottage Irrigation & Public General porary
Industrial
Domestic
Industry Agriculture Lighting Purpose Supply
Domestic
3
10
123.70
4.92
0.01
2,637.40
186.27
161.60
106.67
114.81
13.89
24.26
5.51
6.48
0.48
0.16
0.16
0.01
4,703.15
3,881.71
2,560.64
2,864.80
6,932.86 693.05
55.06
0.82 16,647.70
I. LOW TENSION:
a. Southern Power Distribution Company Limited (SPDCL)
319.87
93.75
57.62
0.38 2,037.15
1 Mahabubnagar
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
Rangareddy
Hyderabad
Medak
Nalgonda
2,424.94
2,540.08
452.39
452.04
618.10
1,039.02
104.05
118.13
474.38
152.40
80.19
66.04
1.13
0.19
0.16
7.05
Total
6,153.32
1,973.05
830.63
8.91
983.96
1,811.51
2,100.24
b. Northern Power Distribution Company Limited (NPDCL)

409.84
85.74
39.15
0.55 1,397.14
Nizamabad
378.99
67.66
26.08
0.17
513.68
Adilabad
602.25
117.18
81.71
3.41 1,049.15
Karimnagar
546.84
131.13
58.38
1.37 1,295.27
Warangal
504.57
100.91
63.08
0.50
483.14
Khammam
Total
Total LT
2,442.49
8,595.81
502.62
268.40
2,475.67 1,099.03
6.00
14.91
Total
11
79.06
45.58
61.15
55.72
37.94
5.69
5.75
6.49
7.64
7.62
2,017.17
1,037.91
1,921.34
2,096.35
1,197.76
4,738.38 279.45
33.19
8,270.53
0.82
24,918.23
11,671.24 972.50
88.25
TABLE -10.4 (concld.)

CATEGORY WISE SALE OF ELECTRICITY BY SPDCL AND NPDCL 2014-15 (Provisional)
(Million Units)
Cat-I
Sl.
No.
Circle
Domestic
12
Cat-II
Cat-III
Cat-IV
Cat-V
NonCottage Irrigation &
Industrial
Domestic
Industry Agriculture
13
14
15
16
II. HIGH TENSION:

a. Southern Power Distribution Company Limited (SPDCL)
30.29
0.47 145.38
1 Mahabubnagar 1,505.26
2,478.56
684.59
58.00
0.85
71.20
2 Rangareddy
643.60
964.32
4.22
50.04
3 Hyderabad
2,561.93
54.34
0.08
17.42
4 Medak
1,895.25
36.57
0.54
351.47
45.87
5 Nalgonda
9,084.60 1,770.11
63.31 515.12
167.11
Total
1
2
3
4
5
b. Northern Power Distribution Company Limited (NPDCL)

153.38
12.13
0.95
69.75
Nizamabad
318.00
12.98
1.73
8.22
Adilabad
333.68
23.14
1.78
7.31
Karimnagar
149.70
35.39
2.18 174.97
Warangal
280.69
15.23
0.96
8.25
Khammam
1,235.45
98.87
7.60
268.50
Total
70.91 783.62
Total HT 10,320.05 1,868.98
GT Sales (LT+HT) 18,915.86 4,344.65 1,169.94

Source: TSTRANSCO, Hyderabad
||
Cat-VI
Public
Lighting
RESCO
Temporary
Supply
Total
Units
17
18
19
20
67.22
41.09
1.31
2.46
112.08
7.33
28.45
4.63
5.50
0.82
1,688.73
3,388.88
1,707.90
2,640.58
2,332.98
- 46.73 11,759.06
81.58
89.59
129.30
141.49
441.96
609.07
0.15
236.36
55.29
477.79
40.66 639.36
1,135.51
10.53
502.06
35.91
482.53
142.54 639.36
- 2,834.28
254.62 639.36 46.73 14,593.34
798.53 12,280.31
1,227.12 727.61 47.55 39,511.57
167

TABLE - 10.5
CATEGORY-WISE POWER CONSUMPTION, 2012-13 TO 2014-15
(Million Units)
Sl. No.
District
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
15,753
16,652
8,596
Nondomestic Supply
4,161
4,171
2,476
Industrial
3,058
2,683
1,099
Cottage Industries
48
77
15
Agriculture including RESCOSs
18,848
20,759
11,671
Public Lighting
1,754
1,612
973
General purpose
186
190
88
Temporary
Total Low Tension
43,811
46,148
24,918
Total High Tension
24,674
26,370
14,593
68,485
72,518
39,512
Domestic Supply
Total
Source: TSTRANSCO, Hyderabad
TABLE - 10.6
PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION OF ELECTRICITY, 2013-14 AND 2014-15 (UTILITY ONLY)
(in KWH)
2013-14
Sl.
No.
District
Domes- Agritic
cultural
3
2014-15
Industrial
Industrial
All
AgriculAll
( including )
Domestic
( including )
Categories
tural
Categories
cottage & H.T
cottage & H.T
5
10
Adilabad
128
166
134
523
138
188
126
554
Nizamabad
150
469
65
779
161
547
76
883
Karimnagar
147
243
103
732
158
275
110
802
Medak
125
516
756
1,457
144
575
859
1,644
Hyderabad
582
442
1,311
629
462
1,387
Rangareddy
376
162
592
1,257
407
165
642
1,348
Mahabubnagar
64
502
328
942
77
482
407
1,018
Nalgonda
111
585
600
1,352
127
589
670
1,453
Warangal
145
373
56
703
155
368
59
738
10
Khammam
169
168
118
571
180
173
123
600
197
245
344
1,084
231
314
423
1,320
State
Note: KWH: Kilo Watt Hour.
168
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TABLE - 10.7
AGRICULTURAL SERVICES RELEASED AT THE END OF 2014-15
Sl. No.
District/DISCOM
Number of Agricultural Services released

As on
During 2014-15
Total as on
31-03-2014
up to 31.03.2015
31.03.2015
3
I TS SPDCL
1
Mahabubnagar
2,17,947
19,325
2,37,272
1,12,670
4,384
1,17,054
88
88
Rangareddy
Hyderabad
Medak
2,21,221
10,763
2,31,984
Nalgonda
3,10,685
19,422
3,30,107
8,62,611
53,894
9,16,505
2,09,823
10,528
2,20,351
96,527
5,757
1,02,284
Total
II TS NPDCL
6
Nizamabad
7
Adilabad
Karimnagar
2,92,820
8,624
3,01,444
Warangal
2,75,767
7,662
2,83,429
10
Khammam
1,08,137
5,534
1,13,671
11
Sircilla (RESCO)
66,673
2,071
68,744
Total
10,49,747
40,176
10,89,923
Grand Total
19,12,358
94,070
20,06,428
Source: TSTRANSCO, Hyderabad.
TABLE - 10.8
UTILIZATION OF NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY, 2013-14 AND 2014-15
Biogas Plants, 2013-14
Biogas Plants, 2014-15
Sl.
No.
District
No. of Plants
installed
Subsidy Released
(in Rs.)
No. of Plants
installed
Subsidy Released
(in Rs.)
Adilabad
1,053
84,24,000
1,273
1,20,99,000
Nizamabad
718
57,44,000
900
89,90,000
Karimnagar
2,409
1,92,72,000
2,979
2,79,51,000
Medak
50
4,00,000
540
53,74,000
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
162
12,96,000
252
23,52,000
Mahabubnagar
100
8,00,000
350
35,08,000
Nalgonda
850
68,00,000
1,314
1,30,34,000
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
Source: Project Director, Non-Conventional Energy Development Corporation Ltd., Hyderabad.
97,64,400
||
169

TABLE - 10.9
CATEGORY WISE NUMBER OF SERVICES AND CONNECTED LOAD, 2014-15 (Provisional)
Sl.
No.
District
Domestic
Supply
N
3
Non-Domestic
Supply
L
4
N
5
L
6
Industrial
N
7
L
8
Cottage
Industries
Agricultural
N
9
N
11
L
10
L
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
4 Medak
6,33,297
3,16,891
65,572
1,03,668
8,195
2,24,320
208
664
8,859 10,960
3,70,188 10,34,157
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
6,88,294
529
2,361
1,17,054
5,77,932
641
1,595
2,37,272 11,99,922
6,00,423 21,577
7 Mahabubnagar
6,53,310
2,41,735
71,021
99,259
7,806
1,57,456
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
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
Total

CATEGORY WISE NUMBER OF SERVICES AND CONNECTED LOAD 2014-15 (Provisional)
Sl.
No.
Public Lighting
L
14
Temporary
N
15
L
16
General
Purpose
N
17
L
18
Total Low Tension

N
19
L
20
Total High
Tension
N
21
L
22
Total Low &

High Tension
N
13
N
23
L
24
6,956
21,740
4,729
12,026
7,39,315
8,60,966
302
2,45,485
739,617
11,06,452
11,836
37,068
4,750
7,834
9,00,201
13,43,945
245
1,60,151
9,00,446
15,04,097
10,596
30,880
5,546
11,215
14,63,536
21,03,091
486
3,17,759
14,64,022
24,20,850
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
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
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
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
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
8,806
35,392
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
170
L: Connected Load (K.W)
||
11. Transport and

Communications
Roads
Availability of the transport road network
manufacturing as its future, where the Rail
plays an important role in the economic
connectivity is poor and where the rural areas are
development and, therefore, the kilometer age
hardly covered by the Rail network.
of paved roads existing in a country is often
Among the different modes of domestic
used as an index to assess the extent of its
transport systems, road transport carries more
development. The proper development of the
than 80% of the goods and passenger traffic. The
transport road network not only reduces the cost
network of roads, particularly from rural to urban
of
transportation, both in terms of money and
facilitates speedy movement of goods and
time, but also helps in the integration of various
services and ensures higher growth trends, social
parts of the State or Country.
transport
integrity and wellbeing of the society. The
development
productivity and efficiency of Road transport
of the State by bringing in direct benefits in the
is directly linked with the availability and quality
development
of Road network. Total Network constitute
The
road network contributes to the

of
some
sectors,
such
as
agriculture, industry, minerals and commerce.

As such, a systematic development of
97,019.33 kms., of road length in which 2,365.93

kms., cement concrete; 46,174.11 kms.,
Black-
Roads is one of the important pre-requisites for
Top; 14,758.23 kms., metalled; and 33,721.66
development and acceleration of economic
kms.,
growth. The importance of Road network is
Highways, Roads & Buildings and Panchayat Raj
much more in a State like Telangana whose
departments respectively. Pictorial representation
economy is from service sector and has chosen
of the road network is as follows.
||
Un-metalled
pertaining to
National
171

Railways:
comparatively
Indian Railways have a history and
is
State
owned
public
affordable
means
of transportation for lakhs of passengers.
rich heritage spanning over 150 years. Indian

Railways
cheap and
utility
of Government of India under the Ministry
As a carrier of bulk freight, namely ores and
of Railways. As a national common carrier
minerals, iron and steel, Cement, mineral oils,
transporting passenger and goods over vast
food grains, fertilizers etc., and the importance of
network of 65,808 kms., route lengths and it has
Indian Railways for development of Agriculture,
been playing a key role in countrys as well
Industry and for the benefit of common public is
as States social and economic development. It is
well recognized.
Rail Network:
229 railway stations with a route kilometerage of
As on 31.03.2015, the Indian
railways are rendering its services by establishing
1676 in the State.
Transport:
Road Transport plays a prominent
vehicle violations and acts as nodal agency for
economic development of the State.
road safety. During the year 2014-15, the State
The Transport Department plays a key role in
has registry of more than 78.38 lakh vehicles, of
issuing driving licenses, registration of motor
which about 8.74 lakh are transport vehicles and
vehicles, issue of transport permits, levy and
rest about 69.64 lakh are non-transport vehicles.
role in the
collection of motor vehicle tax, enforcement of

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
Route Kilometerage
Sl.
No.
Name of
the Railway
No. of
Stations
Broad Gauge
Meter Gauge
Narrow Gauge
South Central Railway
229
1676.175
Total
7
1676.175
Source: South Central Railway, Hyderabad
172
||

TABLE - 11.2
MOTOR VEHICLES OF DIFFERENT CLASSES AND CATEGORIES, 2014-15
Stage Carriages
Sl.
No.
District
(in Nos.)
Goods Carriages
TSRTC
Hire with
TSRTC/
Private
Total
(3+4)
Articulated
Heavy,
Medium
& Light
3 Wheel
Goods
Vehicle
Tractors
& Trailers
Total
(6 to 9)
10
Adilabad
581
147
728
87
11,584
2,321
9,945
23,937
Nizamabad
699
154
853
13,983
1,476
4,648
20,113
Karimnagar
887
204
1,091
608
15,496
5,703
19,632
41,439
Medak
659
148
807
156
15,567
1,662
9,549
26,934
Hyderabad
4,232
120
4,352
882
70,946
14,590
1,058
87,476
Rangareddy
3,201
297
3,498
1,065
85,783
15,671
13,832
1,16,351
Mahabubnagar
986
172
1,158
21
14,804
3,,369
16,182
34,376
Nalgonda
753
181
934
332
16,939
4,551
14,458
36,280
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
13,556
1,770
15,326
3,450
2,71,457
56,272
1,13,865
4,45,044
Total

(in Nos.)
Cabs
Sl.
No.
District
All
India
Tourist
Cabs
Taxi
Cabs
11
12
Contract Carriages
Maxi
Cabs
Total
(11 to
13)
Auto
Rickshaws
13
14
15
Private
All
Total
CC
Service
India
Idle Contract
Tourist
Tourist
Buses Carriages vehicles
Buses
(16 to 18)
Buses
16
17
18
19
20
20
2,206
285
2,511
19,211
108
18
126
51
Nizamabad
1,718
343
2,064
20,961
127
38
167
47
Karimnagar
3,447
473
3,922
22,915
235
20
255
28
Medak
2,081
784
2,865
23,982
11
180
24
215
292
Hyderabad
616
14,521
3,279
18,416
84,027
18
2,305
232
2,555
910
Rangareddy
39
17,063
6,099
23,201
35,863
38
2,143
198
2,379
876
Mahabubnagar
2,479
1,214
3,700
17,405
1,048
1,056
85
Nalgonda
1,690
945
2,635
20,484
80
12
93
83
Warangal
2,827
744
3,571
23,351
116
34
150
29
10
Khammam
2,055
839
2,895
26,063
128
17
145
15
688 50,087 15,005
65,780
2,94,262
70
6,470
601
7,141
2,416
Adilabad
Total
||
173

(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
Education
Institute
Buses
21
Total
Transport
Other
Vehicles
Transport
(5+10+14+15
19+20+21+22)
22
23
Light Motor Vehicles

Motor
Cycle
Jeep
Motor Cars
Total
(25+26)
24
25
26
27
Adilabad
782
1,213
48,559
2,55,512
862
14,176
15,038
Nizamabad
944
1,557
46,706
3,25,854
1,041
27,065
28,106
Karimnagar
2,082
2,636
74,368
5,07,332
1,173
35,847
37,020
Medak
1,243
918
57,256
2,95,213
463
29,100
29,563
Hyderabad
1,944
8,012
2,07,692
17,04,972
7,085
4,20,685
4,27,770
Rangareddy
8,024
4,558
1,94,750
14,14,489
1,763
3,06,493
3,08,256
Mahabubnagar
1,076
1,727
60,583
3,00,818
1,002
19,547
20,549
Nalgonda
1,376
887
62,772
3,43,056
518
20,788
21,306
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
20,232
24,215
8,74,416
58,14,854
15,071
9,23,730
9,38,801
Total

(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
Tractors
28
Adilabad
Total Non
Total
Trailer for
Others
Transport
Road
Transport
Fire
Agricultural
(Non
Vehicles
Vehicles
Rollers Tenders
Purpose
Transport) (24+27+28+
(=23)
29+30+31+32)
29
30
31
32
33
34
Total
Vehicles
(33+34)
35
4,992
1,282
35
532
2,77,394
48,559
3,25,953
Nizamabad
12,807
7,834
13
1,649
3,76,271
46,706
4,22,977
Karimnagar
21,652
10,773
40
3,054
5,79,879
74,368
6,54,247
Medak
10,028
5,821
18
19
1,296
3,41,958
57,256
3,99,214
Hyderabad
1,311
28
256
54
14,723
21,49,114
2,07,692
23,56,806
Rangareddy
7,481
1,988
205
138
5,337
17,37,894
1,94,750
19,32,644
Mahabubnagar
13,385
7,643
33
2,396
3,44,833
60,583
4,05,416
Nalgonda
19,292
14,499
42
17
2,074
4,00,286
62,772
4,63,058
Warangal
11,769
8,130
47
1,319
4,26,024
64,049
4,90,073
10
Khammam
7,757
8,064
19
13
577
3,30,477
57,681
3,88,158
1,10,474
66,062
708
274
32,957
69,64,130
Total
8,74,416 78,38,546
Source: Commissioner of Transport, Hyderabad.
174
||

TABLE - 11.3
ROADS UNDER NATIONAL HIGHWAYS, ROADS & BUILDINGS AND PANCHAYAT RAJ DEPARTMENTS, 2015
(As on 30-09-2015)
National Highway Roads (in kms.)
Sl.
No.
District
Cement
Concrete
Black top
MetalIed
Un-MetalIed
Total
Adilabad
259.30
259.30
Nizamabad
227.50
227.50
Karimnagar
235.60
235.60
Medak
273.60
273.60
Hyderabad
41.00
41.00
Rangareddy
150.20
150.20
Mahabubnagar
431.77
431.77
Nalgonda
375.46
375.46
Warangal
395.60
395.60
10
Khammam
183.20
183.20
Total
2,573.23
2,573.23

(As on 30-09-2015)
Roads and Buildings Department Roads (in kms.)
Sl.
No.
District
Cement
Concrete
Black top
MetalIed
Un-MetalIed
Total
10
11
12
6.84
1,955.83
14.70
54.80
2032.17
Nizamabad
20.85
1,902.62
2.53
15.01
1,941.01
Karimnagar
94.05
3,406.65
1.74
142.50
3,644.94
Medak
16.89
2,505.32
15.01
2,537.22
Hyderabad
174.68
174.68
Rangareddy
13.74
2,016.90
15.86
16.66
2,063.16
Mahabubnagar
31.89
2,957.76
94.92
25.90
3,110.47
Nalgonda
29.33
3,343.01
128.16
8.40
3,508.90
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
252.84
23,402.75
284.91
304.18
24,244.68
Adilabad
Total
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(As on 30-09-2015)
Panchayat Raj Department Roads (in kms.)
Sl.
No.
District
Cement
Concrete
Black top
MetalIed
Un-MetalIed
Total
13
14
15
16
17
Adilabad
199.43
2,266.32
1,357.91
4,252.89
8,076.55
Nizamabad
218.25
1,604.43
1,198.01
2,052.27
5,072.96
Karimnagar
272.07
1,585.73
915.61
4,593.11
7,366.52
Medak
236.55
2,944.03
1,442.78
2,192.07
6,815.43
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
152.66
1,812.36
1,190.42
2,388.30
5,543.74
Mahabubnagar
184.25
2,717.94
2,312.06
6,101.20
11,315.45
Nalgonda
370.22
2,919.97
2,697.49
4,691.31
10,678.99
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
2,113.09
20,198.13
14,473.32
33,416.88
70,201.42
Total

(As on 30-09-2015)
Total length of Roads
Sl.
No.
District
Cement
Concrete
18
Black top
19
(in kms.)
MetalIed
Un-MetalIed
20
21
Total
Adilabad
206.27
4,481.45
1,372.61
4,307.69
10,368.02
22
Nizamabad
239.10
3,734.55
1,200.54
2,067.28
7,241.47
Karimnagar
366.12
5,227.98
917.35
4,735.61
11,247.06
Medak
253.44
5,722.95
1,442.78
2,207.08
9,626.25
Hyderabad
215.68
215.68
Rangareddy
166.40
3,979.46
1,206.28
2,404.96
7,757.10
Mahabubnagar
216.14
6,107.47
2,406.98
6,127.10
14,857.69
Nalgonda
399.55
6,638.44
2,825.65
4,699.71
14,563.35
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.
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TABLE - 11.4
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF TELANGANA STATE ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATION, 2015
(As on 31st March)
Year
Average No. of
Buses in use
TSRTC
Hired
Buses
operated
(in lakh kms.)
No. of
Passengers
Carried
(in lakhs)
Earnings Realized (Rs. in Lakh.)

Passengers
Goods and
Miscellaneous
Total
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
Month-wise performance during 2014-15

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
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TABLE - 11.5
PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE OF TELANGANA STATE ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATION, 2015
(As on 31st March)
Average No. of
Buses held
Average No. of
Buses on Road
Year
TSRTC
Hired
TSRTC
Hired
No. of
Routes
Total
Effective
(in crore
kms.)
Effective
Percentage Vehicle
of Fleet Utilization
Utilization (Kms. per
day)
8
No. of
Accidents
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
Month-wise performance during 2014-15

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
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TABLE - 11.6
CLASSIFICATION OF VEHICLES AND OBJECTS INVOLVED IN ACCIDENTS, 2014
(January to December, 2014)
Number of Accidents occurred
Number of Persons
Sl.
No.
Type of Vehicles
Primarily responsible
Fatal
Grievous
injury
Minor
injury
Noninjury
Total
Killed
Motor Vehicles
Motor cycle/Scooter
Seriously Minor
injured injured
9
Total
Persons
involved
10
11
1,162
544
2,233
148
4,087
1,212
1,057
2,235
4,504
Moped
180
26
289
14
509
187
101
332
620
Auto Rickshaw
598
369
1,471
129
2,567
671
784
3,010
4,465
Motor Car
573
273
1,589
196
2,631
636
658
2,097
3,391
Jeep
114
46
382
41
583
133
176
417
726
Taxi
130
47
182
32
391
142
196
302
640
Bus
481
193
682
101
1,457
524
627
683
1834
Truck
1,073
319
1,162
143
2,697
1,142
2,554
1,165
4,861
Tempo
49
15
271
26
361
51
442
272
765
10
Articulated Vehicle
136
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
5,933
2,197
9,321
1,113 18,564
6,491
7,155
12,671
26,317
22
19
48
22
11
27
60
Total
B
Other Vehicles and Objects
Cycle
Cycle Rickshaw
11
14
Hand Drawn Vehicle
15
10
18
Animal Drawn Vehicle
13
14
Pedestrian
48
60
361
469
50
71
375
496
Animal
11
18
15
44
11
43
32
86
Tree
28
15
59
23
79
13
115
Level Crossing
43
34
98
184
46
64
221
331
Other Fixed Objects
247
46
356
43
692
257
82
752
1,091
383
198
866
67
1,514
415
369
1,441
2,225
6,316
2,395
10,187
1,180 20,078
6,906
7,524
14,112
28,542
Total
Grand Total
Source: Addl. Director General of Police, Road Safety, Hyderabad.
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TABLE - 11.7
POST OFFICES, TELEPHONE EXCHANGES, TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS & PUBLIC TELEPHONES, 2014-15
No. of Post Offices
Number of
Sl.
No.
District
Head
Offices
Sub
Offices
Adilabad
63
451
516
91
17,334
549
Nizamabad
63
415
481
112
24,527
575
Karimnagar
92
646
742
131
23,870
1,276
Medak
87
496
588
138
24,343
710
Hyderabad
126
23
155
Rangareddy
85
315
401
287
4,39,317
6,917
Mahabubnagar
79
762
845
150
24,050
1,303
Nalgonda
64
666
734
169
23,203
549
Warangal
88
672
765
114
24,234
748
10
Khammam
75
527
605
122
23,346
596
36
822
4,973
5,832
1,314
6,24,224
13,223
Total
Mukhya Extra Branch

Dak Ghar
Offices
5
Total
Telephone
Exchanges
Telephone
Connections*
Public
Telephones
10
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
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
10
11
1 Adilabad
20,861
7,02,578 3,51,363
6,40,898
50,841
2 Nizamabad
95,428
5,74,029 3,15,033
8,27,854
60,489 1,37,885 1,74,975
3 Karimnagar
1,15,775
14,24,544 3,68,160
63,209
8,84,521 2,28,500
10,06,848
36,33,879 8,74,908
4 Medak
5 Hyderabad
6 Rangareddy
43,751
7 Mahabubnagar
21,57,834
80,376
22,66,069
8,47,922 1,01,935 2,20,598 3,17,392 2,10,482
36,06,808
7,93,304
24,65,977
61,112 2,00,856 1,12,515 1,21,960
26,23,852 3,80,918 19,92,454 9,26,040 12,72,114 1,27,11,013
1,87,175
1,012 2,84,887 3,43,886 1,03,746
20,46,132
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
25,652
7,50,180 2,45,981
7,54,256
23,23,587
10 Khammam
Total
10,81,675
78,186 2,10,389 1,02,718
42,035 1,13,708 2,16,256 1,75,519
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
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12. Public Finance

Public finance is concerned with how a
public bodies, State or Local, for the performance
government raises money, how that money
of this functions. The performance of these
is spent and the effects of these activities on
functions leads to expenditure. The expenditure
the economy and society.
It is an act how
is incurred from funds raised through taxes, fees,
Governments at all levels, State and Local,
fine, sale of goods & services, grants, loans etc.
provide the public with desired services and how
The different sources constitute the revenue of
they secure the financial resources to pay for
the public authorities. Public finance analyses the
these services.
manner in which revenue is raised and how the
Public finance deals with the finances of
expenditure is incurred upon different items etc.
Budget Outlay
It is obvious that the budget of the
the State in all respects in the light of aspirations
Government has considerable impact on the
of its citizens across the State.
economy of the State as a whole. Due to its sheer
for 2015-16 was presented against the backdrop
size, as reflected in high magnitude of receipts
of the GSDP growth rate of the economy and the
and expenditure of Government and various
aspirations of the citizens on one hand and the
policy
through
challenges in front of the State Government
the Budget, it can be easily considered to be
to withstand to accelerate the development
the prime mover of the growth trajectory
and welfare programmes on the other hand.
prescriptions
articulated
of the economy. The State Government, since

it is formed very recently is ambitious to develop
The Budget
Overall budget provisions for the year

2015-16 are depicted in the following graphs.
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Plan Outlay
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.
Collection of Sales Tax

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.
Apart from the State budget, attempt has been made to cover the revenue from excise and revenue
departments.
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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.
1
I
2014-15
(Revised Estimates)
Item
2
III
a) Revenue Receipts
80,09,032.88
94,13,151.15
b) Expenditure
79,80,975.53
93,60,021.15
28,057.35
53,130.00
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
98,09,870.36
1,15,68,607.15
1,00,63,796.08
1,15,68,919.32
-2,53,925.72
-312.17
Capital Account: (Net)
Overall Budget
Receipts (Ia+IIa)
Expenditure (Ib+IIb)
III
Revenue Account:
c) Surplus (+) or Deficit (-)

II
2015-16
(Budget Estimates)
Over all Surplus (+) or Deficit (-)
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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)
Tax Revenue
Share of Central Taxes (Union Excise duties,

Income Tax etc.)
ii
Taxes on Income and Expenditure

(Taxes on Professional, Trade, Ceilings & Employment)
iii
Taxes on Property
(a)
Land Revenue
(b)
Stamps & Registration Fees
(c)
Taxes on Immovable Property (Other than Agrl. land)

Taxes on Commodities
iv
45,12,760.00
59,31,800.00
9,74,936.00
12,82,325.00
27,206.00
39,482.00
2,72,948.00
3,78,059.00
7,289.00
1,346.00
2,58,388.00
3,70,000.00
7,271.00
6,713.00
32,37,670.00
42,31,934.00
2,82,354.00
3,91,643.00
26,96,330.00
35,46,339.00
2,22,686.00
2,50,000.00
(a)
State Excise
(b)
Sales Tax
(c)
Taxes on Vehicles
(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
13,24,201.55
22,41,327.17
II
Non-Tax Revenue
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)
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TABLE - 12.3
PRINCIPAL HEADS OF EXPENDITURE (REVENUE ACCOUNT) FOR THE YEARS 2014-15 AND 2015-16
(Rs. in Lakh)
Sl.
No.
1
Item
2014-15
(Revised Estimates)
2015-16
(Budget Estimates)
I.
Non-Development Expenditure
21,53,030.35
2395,316.17
A.
General Services:
21,53,030.35
23,95,316.17
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
v
II.
Administrative Services
Pensions and Miscellaneous General Services
Development Expenditure (B+C)
7,00,992.02
6,58,058.95
58,17,501.58
5,99,373.81
8,23,600.32
69,48,531.02
B.
Social and Community Services
31,78,490.20
40,23,129.73
Education, Sports, Art and Culture
10,39,594.75
11,15,315.83
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
3,53,901.93
4,51,955.32
Medical and Public Health
2,56,353.70
3,28,217.77
ii
3
97,548.23
1,23,737.55
5,13,764.61
7,92,315.79
Family Welfare
Water Supply, Sanitation, Housing and Urban
Development
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
Welfare of SC, ST & BCs
6,98,691.06
7,44,726.83
Labour and Labour Welfare
30,543.16
30,272.13
Social Welfare and Nutrition
5,41,994.69
8,88,543.83
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
Agriculture and Allied Activities
8,46,418.72
8,19,584.39
Rural Development
8,42,589.29
7,04,185.29
Irrigation and Flood Control
2,98,372.81
4,68,491.40
Energy
3,53,211.59
6,31,550.97
Industries & Minerals
1,25,617.18
1,32,184.08
Transport
92,419.95
94,948.18
Science, Technology & Environment
816.07
1,372.42
Others
79,565.77
73,084.56
10,443.60
16,173.96
79,80,975.53
93,60,021.15
III.
Grants-in-Aid and Contribution

Total Expenditure (I+II+III)
||
185

TABLE - 12.4
PRINCIPAL HEADS OF CAPITAL BUDGET FOR THE YEARS 2014-15 AND 2015-16
(Rs. in Lakh)
Sl.
No.
1
2014-15
2015-16
(Revised Estimates) (Budget Estimates)
3
4
Item
2
A.
Receipts (I+II+III+IV)
47,32,006.24
54,91,198.60
Public Debt Incurred (a + b)
15,71,320.00
19,63,000.00
13,88,000.00
18,83,000.00
1,83,320.00
80,000.00
7,456.00
87,456.00
1,69,815.56
2,00,000.00
29,83,414.68
32,40,742.60
a Internal debt of the State Government (6003)

b Loans and advances from Central Government (6004)
II.
Loans and Advances repaid to State Government
(F Total)
III
Unfunded Debt. (Small Savings & Provident Fund) (I Total)
IV
Deposits and Advances

(Including 8000 Contingency Fund etc.)+(J to M Total)
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
Capital Expenditure on General Services
49,044.05
58,426.22
7,885.25
21,930.19
41,158.80
36,496.03
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
2,30,117.62
16,766.38
85,097.52
69,510.41
2,403.25
9,541.92
10,40,035.80
13,41,638.30
6,37,906.80
6,99,898.89
2,151.41
51,826.46
1,00,431.00
1,00,641.00
579.60
653.00
2,15,056.33
4,28,618.95
83,910.66
60,000.00
35,05,914.90
39,46,389.41
3,02,435.18
3,71,436.56
2,63,527.95
3,26,732.30
38,907.23
44,704.26
2,67,310.96
2,39,210.25
1,41,018.89
1,70,000.00
27,95,149.87
31,65,742.60
a Public Works
b Other Administrative Services
ii
Capital Expenditure on Social & Community Services
c Water Supply, Sanitation, Housing & Urban Development

d Welfare of SC, ST, & BCs
e Others
iii
Capital Expenditure on Economic Services

a
Irrigation & Flood Control

(Major, Med, Minor, CADA & Flood Control Projects)
b Agriculture & Allied Activities

c Energy
d Industries & Minerals
e Transport
f Others
II.
Loans and Advances and Debt Settlements (i +ii + iii + iv)
Public Debt discharges (a +b)

a Internal Debt (6003)
b Loans & Advances including inter State settlement (6004)
ii
iii
iv
Repayment of Loans and Advances including Interstate

Settlement (F Total)
Unfunded debt. Discharges
(Small Savings & Provident Fund)
Deposits & Advances (Including 8000 Contingency Fund)
186
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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)
AGRICULTURE AND ALLIED SERVICES
Crop Husbandry
2,33,162.07
1,59,458.30
1,82,887.07
1,03,555.95
Director of Agriculture
Director of Horticulture
50,275.00
55,902.35
Animal Husbandry
20,336.89
18,206.60
Fisheries
6,496.24
5,057.63
Forests
39,618.65
28,101.32
Co-operation
6,170.53
6,166.33
Marketing
40,282.00
3,05,784.38
2,57,272.18
5,10,208.10
6,08,209.25
Total - (Agriculture & Allied Services)

II
RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Commissioner Rural Development
SRT Institute
374.23
374.23
AMR APARD
4.17
4.17
SERP
30,100.00
15,900.00
C.D. and Panchayats
57,402.26
10,479.25
Land Reforms (SS & LR)
27,433.65
2,470.27
Commissioner of Land Revenue &

Administration
22,313.50
20,899.08
6,47,835.91
6,58,336.25
4,21,189.38
5,93,154.70
4,11,476.85
5,70,407.70
9,712.53
22,747.00
2,21,508.97
2,16,228.30
1,76,100.00
1,78,313.00
Total - (Rural Development)

III
SPECIAL AREA DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME.
IV
IRRIGATION & FLOOD CONTROL
Major and Medium Irrigation

a
Major Irrigation
Medium Irrigation
Minor Irrigation
a
Minor Irrigation (PWD)
Telangana State Irrigation. Dev. Corporation
25,500.00
30,000.00
Commissioner, CAD- EAP
19,608.97
7,375.30
Ground Water Department
300.00
540.00
Command Area Development
3,986.65
3,960.00
Flood Control and Drainage
2,800.00
35,932.00
6,49,485.00
8,49,275.00
Total (Irrigation & FC)
||
187

(Rs. in Lakh)
Sl. No.
1
V

2
2014-15 (RE)
2015-16 (BE)
ENERGY
C.E, Srisailam
TS GENCO
TS TRANSCO
TS Power Finance Corporation Ltd.
New and Renewable Energy Sources

Development Corporation of Telangana
VI
1
a
b
515.00
725.00
1,00,000.00
1,00,000.00
39,544.52
19,078.38
116.00
116.00
24,017.77
18,070.57
Total Energy
1,64,193.29
1,37,989.95
INDUSTRY & MINERALS

Village and Small Industries
Commissioner of Industries
60,737.07
46,711.68
40,054.84
21,137.19
55.58
55.58
163.00
0.00
13,431.02
18,548.07
375.79
314.00
56,231.60
46,225.83
Commissioner and Export Promotion

Leather Industries Development
Corporation of Telangana
Handlooms and Textiles
Commissioner of Sericulture
Large and Medium Industries

a
Commissioner of Industries
36,400.00
34,734.23
Industries and Commerce Department (Sect. Dept)
18,913.10
10,573.10
Infrastructure and Investment Department
80.00
80.00
Director of Sugars
800.00
800.00
Public Enterprises (VRS)
3.50
3.50
Telangana Infrastructure Authority
35.00
35.00
100.00
100.00
117,068.67
86,380.67
Mines and Geology

Total (Industry and Minerals)
VII
TRANSPORT
1
a
b
c
d
Roads and Bridges

TR&B Dept.
Chief Engineer Rural Roads
Chief Engineer EAP, RDC
Chief Engineer Buildings
214,272.00
4,272.00
31,223.87
51,288.50
10,000.00
427,834.62
4,272.00
33,043.33
37,363.50
25,742.10
Engineer in chief State Roads
1,06,505.13
3,11,431.19
f
g
Engineer in chief - R&B, NH

Chief Engineer PPP
5,972.50
5,010.00
10,972.50
5,010.00
Infrastructure & Investment Department (Civil Aviation)
1,994.33
1,994.33
3
4
CE PR MNP Roads
Transport Commissioner
2,11,022.08
600.00
1,44,340.57
600.00
Telangana State Road Transport Corporation
15,973.92
15,973.92
443,862.33
590,743.44
Total Transport
188
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(Rs. in Lakh)
Sl. No.
2014-15 (RE)
2015-16 (BE)
VIII
COMMUNICATIONS
IX
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT
Telangana State Council of Science and Technology
39.23
49.23
National Green Corps
37.70
12.70
Telangana Bio-Diversity Board
104.20
119.20
Regional Science Centre, Warangal
6.00
6.00
Telangana Pollution Control Board - 13th FC
187.13
187.13
1,19,817.83
1,04,427.83
89,076.47
76,186.47
3.49
3.49
Total (Science & Tech.)

X
GENERAL ECONOMIC SERVICES

Secretariat Economic Services
1
a
Planning Department
Public Enterprise Department
Finance Department
17,500.00
15,000.00
Information Technology & Com.
13,035.37
13,035.37
Director, Electronically Deliverable Services
192.00
192.00
Rain Shadow Area Development
10.50
10.50
10,850.77
4,850.77
10,850.77
4,850.77
2,536.68
171.68
4.08
4.08
31,783.91
4,010.91
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
Tourism
2
a
Commissioner of Tourism
Economic Advice and Statistics
Controller Legal Metrology
Civil Supplies Dept.
Telangana State Consumer Disputes Redressal

Commission
||
189

(Rs. in Lakh)
Sl. No.
2014-15 (RE)
2015-16 (BE)
SOCIAL SERVICES
GENERAL EDUCATION
3,66,320.80
1,22,962.54
Director of School Education
2,44,240.56
73,606.27
Rajiv Vidya Mission (SSA)
1,06,806.61
31,190.26
Higher Education
15,249.96
15,142.34
2,117.35
450.67
10,878.12
7,035.61
2,254.49
7,656.06
3,000.00
Higher Education, Secretariat Dept - Grants to Universities
Collegiate Education
Intermediate Education
Adult Education
Registrar of Publications
0.69
0.69
Jawahar Bal Bhavan
3.50
3.50
Director General, N.C.C.
19.48
19.48
SPORTS & YOUTH SERVICES
13,269.61
8,069.12
Sports Authority of Telangana
9,825.48
5,000.00
State PYKKA Cell - YAT & C Dept.
929.46
554.45
Telangana Sports School
140.00
140.00
Director of Youth Services
2,374.67
2,374.67
TECHNICAL EDUCATION
21,285.98
25,541.94
ART & CULTURE
11,511.18
14,565.23
Commissioner of Archives
75.95
75.95
Director of Public Libraries
5.28
5.28
Director of Archaeology & Museums
3,312.00
58.00
Director of OML & RI
8.75
8.75
Director of Cultural Affairs
8,109.20
14,417.25
4,12,387.57
1,71,138.83
Total (Edn, Sports, Art & Culture)
190
||

(Rs. in Lakh)
Sl. No.
2014-15 (RE)
2015-16 (BE)
MEDICAL & PUBLIC HEALTH

a
Director of Medical Education
90,418.92
79,895.95
Telangana Vaidya Vidhana Parishad
7,400.00
10,000.00
Director, NIMS
13,597.55
13,597.55
Aids Control Society-CASPS
3,099.95
6,415.70
MNJ Institute of Oncology
416.67
416.67
Indian Medicine & Homeopathy - AYUSH
1,235.89
1,603.89
Telangana Yogadhyana Parishad
83.33
83.33
Director of Drugs Control Admin.
6.37
6.37
41.69
41.69
123.52
123.52
Institute of Preventive Medicine
Director of Insurance Medical Services (ESI)
Director, Public Health & Family Welfare
14,896.41
12,020.41
Commissioner, Health & Family Welfare
97,089.43
1,21,819.19
2,28,409.73
2,46,024.27
3,180.80
3,180.80
59,291.67
101,175.00
2,91,478.11
3,37,743.10
3,53,950.58
4,42,098.90
7,514.08
12,239.08
1,00,000.00
83,187.64
1,07,514.08
95,426.72
Total - (Medical & Public Health)

6
WATER SUPPLY & SANITATION

a
Chief Engineer, PH
Hyd. Metro Water Supply & SB
Chief Engineer, RWS

Total - (Water Supply &S)
HOUSING
a
Chief Engineer, Buildings
Weaker Section Housing Programme

Total - (Housing)
||
191

(Rs. in Lakh)
Sl. No.
2014-15 (RE)
2015-16 (BE)
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
a
Director of Town and Country Planning
4.55
4.55
Commissioner and Director of Municipal

Administration
67,720.72
63,094.44
Commissioner, GHMC
27,635.03
27,635.03
HMDA
1,10,125.00
59,625.00
Municipal Administration and Urban

Development (Settlement)
1,49,616.82
62,504.00
Quli Qutub Shah UDA
333.33
333.33
3,55,435.45
2,13,196.35
4,430.24
10,000.00
Total - (Urban Dev.)

9
INFORMATION & PUBLICITY
10
Welfare of SC,ST,BC & Minorities

a
Welfare of SCs
2,79,995.34
5,54,705.37
Welfare of STs
1,23,757.40
2,87,811.74
Welfare of BCs
1,84,032.25
1,92,548.48
Minorities Welfare
1,03,000.00
1,10,000.00
6,90,784.99
11,45,065.59
5.27
5.27
Total - (Welfare)
11
LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT

a
Director of Factories
Director of Employment & Training
3,796.42
2,136.32
Commissioner Labour
7,000.00
3,871.56
10,801.69
6,013.15
2,000.00
2,000.00
63,912.82
75,699.99
Total - (Labour & Emp)

SOCIAL SECURITY & WELFARE
12
a
Director of Welfare of Disabled
Women & Child Welfare
Director of Juvenile Welfare
1.75
1.75
Sainik Welfare
8.12
8.12
Inspector General of Prisons
2,500.00
68,422.69
77,709.86
78,340.83
70,447.79
23,10,477.85
24,80,121.46
Total - (Social Security)

13
NUTRITION (WD &CW)

Total - (Social Services)
192
||

(Rs. in Lakh)
Sl. No.
2014-15 (RE)
3
2015-16 (BE)
4
GENERAL SERVICES
Chief Engineer, Buildings
2,015.19
17,290.19
Court Buildings
5,835.06
4,605.00
AP Police Academy Complex
630.00
630.00
Director General & IG of Police
18,810.96
3,400.00
Director General, OCTOPUS
1,215.67
1,215.67
Mandal Buildings
860.58
6,433.00
Dr. MCR HRD Institute
371.67
371.67
NALSAR
179.22
358.44
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
59,550.18
66,683.58
48,63,982.01
52,40,454.93
Total - (General Services)

GRAND TOTAL
Source: Finance Department, Government of Telangana, Hyderabad.
||
193

TABLE - 12.6
EXCISE REVENUE REALISED, 2014-15
(Rs. in Crore)
Sl. No.
District
Revenue Realized
Sl. No.
District
Revenue Realized
Adilabad
71
Rangareddy
1,474
Nizamabad
60
Mahabubnagar
Karimnagar
138
Nalgonda
121
Medak
391
Warangal
143
Hyderabad
767
10
Khammam
84
84
Total
3,334
TABLE - 12.7
ARREARS DEMAND, COLLECTION AND BALANCE OF EXCISE ARREARS, 2014-15
(Rs. in Lakh)
Sl.
No.
Circle
Collectable
Collection Balance
Demand
3
Sl.
No.
Circle
Collectable
Collection Balance
Demand
3
Adilabad
55
54
13
Rajendranagar
44
0.1
44
Mancherial
82
82
14
Saroornagar
66
66
Nizamabad
173
0.4
172
15
Medchal
28
0.1
27
Kamareddy
73
0.4
72
16
Mahabubnagar
245
245
Karimnagar
28
28
17
Nagarkurnool
31
31
Godavarikhani
32
32
18
Gadwal
46
46
Jagtiyal
19
Nalgonda
199
199
Medak
34
34
20
Miryalguda
596
596
Sangareddy
17
17
21
Warangal
257
257
10
Hyderabad
22
Mahabubabad
162
0.01
162
11
Secunderabad
344
336
23
Khammam
816
816
12
Dhoolpet
59
10
49
24
Kothagudem
343
343
3,737
20.1
3,715
Total
Source: Commissioner of Prohibition and Excise, Hyderabad.
194
||

TABLE - 12.8
LAND REVENUE (WATER TAX): DEMAND, COLLECTION AND BALANCE, 2014-15
Sl.
No.
Collectable Demand
District
Arrears
Adilabad
Collections
Current
Arrears
(Rs. in Lakh)
Total Collection up to
Balance
Current
Arrears
Current
March, 2014 March, 2015
10
325.87
286.99
286.99
574.22
337.43
38.64
Nizamabad
1,437.42
234.46
234.46
470.24
237.43
1,201.64
Karimnagar
2,657.08
82.73
82.73
2,388.02
256.43
351.79
Medak
116.47
6.76
6.76
121.34
25.43
1.89
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
97.28
20.25
20.25
117.53
20.25
Mahabubnagar
164.08
11.26
11.26
136.44
100.43
38.9
Nalgonda
2,887.96
297.69
297.69
2,889.02
437.43
296.63
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
Source: Chief Commissioner of Land Administration, Hyderabad.
9,090.42
1,552.26
2,099.22
TABLE - 12.9
SALES TAX COLLECTION, 2011-12 TO 2014-15
(Rs. in Crore)
Sl.
No.
Division/ Districts
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
(from June,14
to Mar,15)
Warangal (Warangal & Khammam Districts)
410.98
559.75
643.19
480.13
Karimnagar
223.70
374.93
411.16
316.88
Adilabad
193.42
239.98
277.69
213.33
Nizamabad (Nizamabad & Medak Districts)
394.27
576.21
617.31
394.79
Nalgonda (Nalgonda & Mahabubnagar Districts)
621.76
773.97
779.28
585.57
Hyderabad (Rangareddy District)
1,220.86
1,567.52
1,703.56
1,191.94
Saroornagar (Rangareddy District)
1,181.70
1,451.86
1,710.75
1,426.79
Secunderabad (Twin Cities)
1,293.37
1,569.64
1,611.62
1,167.53
Abids (Twin Cities)
2,039.83
2,278.14
2,264.48
1,421.01
10 Charminar (Twin Cities)
534.84
700.05
713.45
491.60
11 Punjagutta (Twin Cities)
2,305.70
2,705.80
2,726.03
1,768.92
12 Begumpet (Twin Cities)
1,777.04
2,026.38
2,178.69
1,528.98
12,197.47
14,824.23
15,637.21
10,987.47
9,239.75
10,535.76
11,923.66
5,184.15
5,883.92
8,152.44
13,532.24
5,709.00
609.69
774.74
861.75
356.94
483.93
585.00
731.87
596.98
Total from other sectors
16,217.29
20,047.94
27,049.52
11,847.07
Grand Total
Source: Commissioner of Commercial Taxes, Hyderabad.
28,414.76
34,872.17
42,686.73
22,834.54
Total from Divisions

1. Petrol
2. Liquor
This data pertains to Combined State
3. Cigarettes
from 2011-12 to 2013-14
4. PSUS
||
195

TABLE - 12.10
DOCUMENTS REGISTERED AND VALUE OF PROPERTY TRANSFERRED FROM 2009-10 TO 2014-15
No. of documents
Sl.
No.
Year
Sales
Gifts
Mortgages
Partitions
Others
Total
Total Revenue
(Rs. in Crore)
2009-10
4,22,085
75,402
1,91,932
2,355
53,323
7,45,097
1,556.60
2010-11
4,41,741
67,510
1,43,919
2,664
61,445
7,17,279
1,942.14
2011-12
5,46,587
58,144
1,13,554
3,054
72,425
7,93,764
2,461.74
2012-13
7,26,002
75,372
1,26,206
3,701
81,061
10,12,342
3,342.92
2013-14
5,41,727
39,433
1,29,078
3,539
97,502
8,11,279
2,780.56
2014-15
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.
TABLE - 12.11
DOCUMENTS REGISTERED AND VALUE OF PROPERTY TRANSFERRED BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
Sl.
No.
District Registrar
No. of Documents
Sales
Gifts
Mortgages Partitions
5
Others
Total
Total Revenue
(Rs. in Crore)
Adilabad
28,250
2,851
4,346
83
3,266
38,796
46.70
Nizamabad
35,916
3,125
8,730
176
5,920
53,867
58.31
Karimnagar
44,161
7,328
21,191
459
8,042
81,181
117.37
Medak
59,192
6,936
8,689
178
6,739
81,734
170.26
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
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
Mahabubnagar
76,595
8,412
12,137
255
10,103
1,07,502
118.90
Nalgonda
73,209
9,623
9,737
208
8,931
1,01,708
144.77
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
5,17,812
64,473
1,01,081
Total
Source: Inspector General of Registration and Stamps, Hyderabad.
3,859
90,735
7,77,960
2,602.43
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13. State Economy

Gross State Domestic Product
State Income or Gross State Domestic
sectors towards the overall economy. The
Product (GSDP) is the most important indicator
sectoral composition of State Domestic Product
for measuring the economic development. It is a
gives an idea of the relative position of different
measure in monetary terms of the sum total of
sectors in the economy over a period of time. It
volume of all goods and services produced
not only indicates the real structural changes
during a given period of time, usually one year,
taking place in the economy but also facilitates
accounted
formulation of policies for overall economic
without
duplication,
within
the
development. When studied in relation to the
geographical boundaries of the State.
total population of the State, they indicate the

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
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
performance of the economy in real terms. The
its GSDP estimates by adopting the new base
estimates at the prevailing prices of the current
year 2011-12, on par with the Central Statistics
year are termed as at current prices, while
Office, Ministry of Statistics and Programme
those prepared at base year prices are termed as
Implementation
for
at constant prices. The comparison of the
changing the base year periodically is to take
estimates at constant prices, which means in
into account the structural changes that have
real terms, over the years gives the measure of
been taking place in the economy over the years,
real growth.
(MOSPI).
The
reason
adoption of latest methodologies, new data sets
As per new series, industry-wise estimates
and latest census and survey results and to
will be presented as Gross Value Added (GVA) at
depict a true picture of the economy through
basic prices, while GSDP at market prices will
macro aggregates like Gross State Domestic
henceforth be referred to as GSDP. Estimates of
Product (GSDP), Capital Formation etc. The
GVA at factor cost (earlier called GSDP at factor
estimates of these macro-economic aggregates
cost) can be compiled by using the estimates of
are
GVA
prepared
at
the
prices
of
selected
year known as base year for examining the
||
at
basic
prices
duly
adjusting
production taxes less subsidies.
197
the

Here it is important to note that the basic
minus
product
subsidies.
In nut shell, basic
price is a price that includes the Production taxes
price means total expenditure incurred for
minus production subsidies, whereas market
production of goods or services whereas market
price is a price, which includes the Product taxes
price is the price available for consumer.
Distinct features of the new series

One of the distinct features of the new series is
Another feature is usage of the results of latest
compilation of GSDP estimates at market prices
censuses, surveys, studies, Ministry of Corporate
instead of factor cost and GVA at basic prices.
Affairs data etc.
Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) during 2015-16

The Government of Telangana has released the
The GSDP at current prices for the year
GSDP estimates for the year 2015-16 (Advance
2015-16 (AE) is anticipated at Rs. 5,83,117 crore
Estimates). According to this, the anticipated
as against Rs. 5,22,001 crore for 2014-15 (FRE),
GSDP at constant (2011-12) prices for the year
exhibiting a growth rate of 11.7 per cent. The
2015-16 (AE) is Rs. 4,68,656 crore as against
GSDP at current and constant prices is given in
Rs. 4,29,001 crore for 2014-15 (FRE), registering
the following chart.
growth of 9.2 percent.

GSDP at Current and Constant (2011-12) Prices
Year
Current Prices
GSDP (Rs. crore)
Growth (%)
Constant (2011-12) Prices

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
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Sectoral Growth Trends
The growth rate of GSDP denotes the
other
utility
services;
sub-sectors.
changes in the magnitude and composition
sub-sectors of trade & repair services; hotels &
of the State economy, over time. The structure of
restaurants; transport, including railways, road,
the economy is classified into three broad
water, air & services incidental to transport;
sectors, i.e., primary, secondary and tertiary. The
storages; communications & services relating to
primary sector consists sub-sector of crops;
broadcasting; financial services; real estate,
livestock; forestry & logging; fisheries; and
ownership of dwellings & professional services;
mining & quarrying.
public administration; and other services.
secondary
sector
consists
manufacturing; electricity, gas, water supply &
tertiary
construction
performance of economy of the State and
The
The
and
sector
consists
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
for the State because of its high potential
significantly over the years. The State has
of
employment
generation,
food
security,
witnessed a decelerating share of primary sector
inclusiveness and sustainability of growth as 55.7
in overall GSDP. The crops sector experienced a
percent of the workforce draws its subsistence
decelerating trend in 2014-15 and 2015-16,
fully or partially from agriculture in the State.
still it continues to remain a priority sector
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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:
200
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The sub-sectoral
contribution of Gross
Value Added (GVA)
for the year 2015-16
(AE)
at
(2011-12)
depicted
Constant
Prices
in
is
the
graphs shown here.
Per Capita Income

Per capita income is the mean
income from all the sources
computed
woman,
for
and
every
child
man,
in
geographic area, usually for a

year.
It
dividing
is
arrived
the
total
at
by
income
originated in a geographical
area by the total population
(mid-year) in that area. The Per
Capita Income gives a
idea
about
the
better
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.
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Gross District Domestic Product
The estimates of Gross District
Domestic Product (GDDP) reveal
which is lowest among all the
districts during the period.
District wise GDDP at Current Prices, 2014-15
the size of the district economy

(Rs. crore)
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 districts GDDP grew at
an average growth of 5.9 percent
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
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TABLE - 13.1
GROSS STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT PRICES
Sl.
No.
Sector
2011-12
(SRE)
2012-13
(SRE)
2013-14
(SRE)
2014-15
(FRE)
(Rs. crore)
2015-16
(AE)
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
Mining and Quarrying
13,731
15,719
15,212
18,227
19,846
68,346
82,983
89,259
93,686
94,446
62,152
55,431
60,227
65,470
70,850
7,835
5,896
8,410
7,515
8,286
22,521
23,328
25364
27,539
29,730
92,508
84,655
94,001
1,00,524
1,08,867
Primary
3
Manufacturing
Electricity, Gas, Water Supply and Other

Utility Services
Construction
Secondary
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
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
Financial Services
21,265
23,632
26,455
28,851
30,671
Real estate, Ownership of dwelling and Professional 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
1,77,463
2,10,135
2,46,100
2,87,419
3,30,332
3,38,317
3,77,774
4,29,361
4,81,629
533,644
32,811
37,164
41,813
51,123
60,392
9,427
10,833
11,002
10,751
10,919
3,61,701
4,04,105
4,60,172
5,22,001
5,83,117
Tertiary
12
Total GSVA at Basic Prices
13
Add: Taxes on Products
14
Less: Subsidies on Products
15
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TABLE - 13.2
GROWTH RATE OF GROSS STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT PRICES
Sl.
No.
1
Sector
2012-13
(SRE)
2013-14
(SRE)
(Percentage Growth)
2014-15
2015-16
(FRE)
(AE)
5
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
8.0
17.0
-2.5
0.4
1.4
24.1
35.8
6.9
24.5
14.5
-3.2
19.8
8.9
21.4
7.6
5.0
0.8
Primary
3
Manufacturing
-10.8
8.7
8.7
8.2
Electricity, Gas, Water Supply and Other Utility Services
-24.7
42.6
-10.6
10.3
Construction
3.6
8.7
8.6
8.0
-8.5
11.0
6.9
8.3
Secondary
6
18.9
24.4
17.3
14.8
6.1
19.6
30.7
17.7
14.7
6.2
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
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
Financial Services
11.1
11.9
9.1
6.3
Real estate, Ownership of dwelling and Professional

Services
24.7
16.7
16.6
16.5
10
11.8
13.3
43.2
11.4
11
Other Services
13.6
17.2
15.5
21.9
18.4
17.1
16.8
14.9
Tertiary
12
11.7
13.7
12.2
10.8
13
13.3
12.5
22.3
18.1
14
14.9
1.6
-2.3
1.6
15
11.7
13.9
13.4
11.7
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TABLE - 13.3
GROSS STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES
(Rs. crore)
Sl.
No.
Sector
2011-12
(SRE)
2012-13
(SRE)
2013-14
(SRE)
2014-15
(FRE)
2015-16
(AE)
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
1.3
1,917
1,906
1,858
1,884
1,834
1.4
1,481
1,636
1,872
2,031
2,392
13,731
14,289
13,681
16,647
17,795
68,346
73,732
74,394
74,118
72,689
62,152
53,000
55,787
59,049
64,659
7,835
5,336
7,252
6,185
6,702
22,521
22,918
22,113
23,191
24,637
92,508
81,255
85,151
88,425
95,997
Primary
3
Manufacturing

Utility Services
Construction
Secondary
37,478
39,604
45,185
50,544
55,355
6.1
30,487
32,424
38,863
43,630
47,746
6.2
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
7.3
Water Transport
14,613
-
15,979
-
16,892
-
18,518
-
20,174
-
7.4
Air Transport
233
404
295
343
372
7.5
3,718
4,096
3,908
4,238
4,561
7.6
Storage
175
139
148
164
181
7.7

Broadcasting
4,837
5,024
5,733
6,332
7,151
Financial Services
21,265
23,163
24,217
26,341
28,868
Real estate, Ownership of dwelling and

Professional Services
55,514
62,610
68,537
76,318
85,892
10
11,334
11,549
12,167
16,516
17,770
11
Other Services
26,694
26,979
29,346
31,741
36,382
1,77,463
1,91,209
2,08,210
2,32,757
2,58,443
3,38,317
3,46,196
3,67,756
3,95,300
4,27,129
32,811
34,208
35,951
42,675
50,692
9,427
9,972
9,459
8,974
9,165
3,61,701
3,70,432
394248
4,29,001
4,68,656
Tertiary
12
13
14
15
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TABLE - 13.4
GROWTH RATE OF GROSS STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES
Sl.
No.
Sector
2012-13
(SRE)
2013-14
(SRE)
(Percentage Growth)
2014-15 2015-16
(FRE)
(AE)
5
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
-0.6
-2.5
1.4
-2.7
1.4
10.4
14.4
8.5
17.8
4.1
-4.3
21.7
6.9
7.9
0.9
-0.4
-1.9
Primary
3
Manufacturing
-14.7
5.3
5.8
9.5
Electricity, Gas, Water Supply and Other Utility Services
-31.9
35.9
-14.7
8.4
Construction
1.8
-3.5
4.9
6.2
-12.2
4.8
3.8
8.6
Secondary
6
5.7
14.1
11.9
9.5
6.1
6.4
19.9
12.3
9.4
6.2
2.7
-11.9
9.3
10.1
Transport, Storage, Communication & Services

related to Broadcasting
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
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
Financial Services
8.9
4.6
8.8
9.6
Real estate, Ownership of dwelling and Professional

Services
12.8
9.5
11.4
12.5
10
1.9
5.4
35.7
7.6
11
Other Services
1.1
8.8
8.2
14.6
7.7
8.9
11.8
11.0
Tertiary
12
2.3
6.2
7.5
8.1
13
4.3
5.1
18.7
18.8
14
5.8
-5.1
-5.1
2.1
15
2.4
6.4
8.8
9.2
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TABLE - 13.5
NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT PRICES
(Rs. crore)
Sl. No.
1
1
2011-12
(SRE)
Sector
2012-13
(SRE)
2013-14
(SRE)
2014-15
(FRE)
2015-16
(AE)
2
3
51,358
4
63,500
5
69,684
6
71,252
7
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
1.3
1,896
2,053
2,402
2,340
2,349
1.4
1,312
1,647
2,240
2,395
2,981
12,073
13,811
13,196
15,725
17,123
63,431
77,311
82,880
86,978
87,863
52,925
46,102
50,166
54,530
59,011
5,215
3,864
5,493
4,909
5,413
21,458
22,098
23,957
26,040
28,111
79,599
72,064
79,616
85,479
92,535
35,916
42,603
53,330
62,567
71,840
6.1
29,216
34,881
45,858
53,993
61,946
6.2
6,700
7,722
7,472
8,574
9,893
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
7.3
Water Transport
7.4
Air Transport
192
361
281
330
360
7.5
3,066
4,053
4,506
5,388
6,454
7.6
Storage
Broadcasting
150
133
148
170
193
3,916
4,390
5,456
6,097
6,842
20,929
23,214
25,962
28,313
30,100
49,920
62,077
72,340
84,346
98,248
10
Financial Services
Real estate, Ownership of dwelling and
Professional Services
8,769
9,886
11,193
17,041
18,988
11
Other Services
24,405
27,929
33,023
38,054
46,394
1,60,661
1,90,466
2,24,097
2,62,123
3,01,232
3,03,691
3,39,841
3,86,594
4,34,579
4,81,630
32,811
37,164
41,813
51,123
60,392
9,427
10,833
11,002
10,751
10,919
3,27,075
3,66,172
4,17,405
4,74,951
5,31,103
35682
36,040
36,401
36,766
37,134
91,664
1,01,602
1,14,669
1,29,182
1,43,023

Primary
Manufacturing

Utility Services
Construction
Secondary
7.7
8
9
Tertiary
12
13
14
15
Net State Domestic Product
16
Population ('000)
17
Per Capita NSDP (Rs.)
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207

TABLE - 13. 6
GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT AND CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES
At Current Prices
Sl.
No.
District
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
2011-12
(SRE)
2012-13
(SRE)
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Warangal
Khammam
GSDP
16,921
16,307
27,925
35,871
86,081
79,636
24,730
29,907
22055
22,268
3,61,701
(Rs. crore)
2013-14
(SRE)
At Constant (2011-12) Prices (Rs. crore)
2014-15
(FRE)
18,418
17,135
30,990
38,553
97,431
90,169
29,346
33,568
24,214
24,282
4,04,105
20,095
20,705
35,947
41,168
1,11,414
1,03,026
32,120
39,601
28,170
27,926
4,60,172
23,878
22,585
38,581
43,528
1,25,882
1,20,817
37,203
45,072
32,033
32,421
522,001
2011-12
(SRE)
2012-13
(SRE)
2013-14
(SRE)
2014-15
(FRE)
10
16,921
16,737
17,061
19,632
16,307
15,355
17,113
17,796
27925
27,927
30,484
31,060
35,,871
35,882
36,254
37,318
86,081
89,442
94,888 1,03,387
79,636
83,153
89,385 1,00,552
24,730
27,021
27,381
29,807
29,907
31,349
34,063
37,410
22,055
22,067
23,990
25,660
22268
21,500
23,628
26379
3,61,701 3,70,432 3,94,248 4,29,001
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
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
Hyderabad
15,300
14,731
25,172
31,819
79,103
16,718
15,511
28,012
34,222
89,812
18,263
18,768
32,467
36,365
1,03,022
21,731
20,633
34,869
38,435
116,766
Rangareddy
71,409
80,885
92,607
109,032
7
8
9
10
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Warangal
Khammam
GSDP
22,487
26,970
19,964
20,119
3,27,075
26,753
30,258
21,976
22,026
3,66,172
29,217
35,698
25,586
25,412
4,17,405
34,008
40,751
29,217
29,509
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
Adilabad
2
Nizamabad
3
Karimnagar
4
Medak
5
Hyderabad
6
Rangareddy
7
Mahabubnagar
8
Nalgonda
9
Warangal
10
Khammam
State Per Capita Income
208
55,155
57,092
65,932
1,03,498
1,98,899
1,31,240
54,699
76,487
56,215
71,127
91,664
59,892
59,820
73,051
1,10,286
2,25,952
1,43,422
64,377
85,498
61,608
77,505
1,01,602
65,031
72,036
84,313
1,16,129
2,59,371
1,58,452
69,562
1,00,514
71,422
89,020
1,14,669
||
76,921
78,828
90,184
1,21,639
2,94,220
1,80,039
80,121
1,14,353
81,221
1,02,919
1,29,182
14. Joint Stock

Companies
A company is an incorporated association
corporation or partnership involving two or more
of persons formed usually for the pursuit of some
individuals that own shares of stock which
commercial purpose. Any establishment formed
enables
and registered under the Section 3(1) of Indian
activities according to the predetermined plans,
Companies Act, 2013 is known as company
without intervention of the company.
or a company which is formed and registered

under any of the previous company laws is also
termed as company.
the
companies
to
perform
their
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
A Joint Stock Company is a voluntary
working in the State with a paid-up capital of
association of individuals for profit, having its
Rs. 729.05 crore, Rs. 911.31 crore and Rs. 2.07
capital divided into transferable shares, the
crore, totaling to Rs.1,642.43 crore, respectively.
ownership
condition
Apart from discharging their legitimate functions,
of membership. The individuals or entities in
they are providing employment to thousands of
possession of shares are called shareholders.
unemployed and contributing their share
of
which
is
the
A Joint Stock Company is a type of
||
development of the economy of the State.
209
in

Table
Content
Number of Companies at work and Paid up Capital, 2009-10 to 2014-15
14.1
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
Public Companies at Work

Number of Companies
Paid up Capital
(Rs. crore)
II
153
128
80
52
5,324.93
3,832.14
716.08
265.59
161.51
729.05
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
Number of Companies
172
Paid up Capital
(Rs. crore)
0.014
2.07
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
Paid up Capital
(Rs. crore)
IV
186
Private Companies at Work

Number of Companies
III
104
One Person Companies at Work
Total Companies at Work

Number of Companies
Paid up Capital
(Rs. crore)
Source: Registrar of Companies, Hyderabad.
210
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15. Banking
A Bank is a financial institution which
nationalized
banks,
foreign
banks,
regional
accepts money from the public for the purpose
rural banks and private banks. On an average one
of lending or investment repayable on demand
bank branch is available for every eight thousand
or otherwise withdrawal by cheques, drafts
population in the State. Their credit-deposit ratio
or order or otherwise. They are not only the store
is 103.29 percent.
houses of wealth but also the reservoirs of

resources necessary for economic development.
An attempt is made to showcase the

functioning of District Central Co-operative
An institution, such as the banking
Banks. There are 249 branches in the State with
system, which touches and should touch the lives
share capital of Rs. 47,007.50 Lakh. The long term
of
millions, has necessarily to be inspired by a
and short term loans disbursed for various
larger social purpose and has to sub serve
purpose from the year 2010-11 to 2014-15 is also
national priorities and objectives.
shown. All scheduled Commercial Bank branches
There are 4,648 Scheduled Commercial bank
functioning during 2015 is illustrated below.
branches in the State as on 30-09-2015, including
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
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211

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
Adilabad
68
70
100
21
259
Nizamabad
94
116
61
38
309
Karimnagar
103
142
85
66
396
Medak
83
116
95
37
332
Hyderabad
277
572
10
12
264
1,135
Rangareddy
215
373
66
173
828
Mahabubnagar
105
113
100
33
351
Nalgonda
101
138
110
30
379
Warangal
105
131
70
47
353
10
Khammam
95
84
99
28
306
1,246
1,855
12
798
737
4,648
Total

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
10
11
12
11
65,656
58,734
89.46
Nizamabad
62,592
67,676
108.12
Karimnagar
10
1,17,492
81,755
69.58
Medak
88,135
96,587
109.59
Hyderabad
20,90,696
24,89,723
119.09
Rangareddy
5,46,954
2,51,967
46.07
Mahabubnagar
12
64,245
74,285
115.63
Nalgonda
62,954
96,407
153.14
Warangal
10
1,02,799
98,592
95.91
10
Khammam
79,527
73,421
92.32
32,81,050
33,89,147
103.29
Adilabad
Total
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.
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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
1,500.00
2,032.43
1,620.00
2,645.43
1,959.97
Nizamabad
799.22
1,656.26
1,656.95
3,419.02
2,326.44
Karimnagar
2,150.00
3,106.40
790.98
1,819.61
1,483.20
Medak
669.14
1,427.22
704.59
1,399.43
838.70
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
1,253.85
1,007.80
670.35
1,211.09
1,845.04
Mahabubnagar
1,344.77
3,674.25
2,289.34
1,848.65
2,216.44
Nalgonda
2,976.84
2,168.26
1,456.64
3,306.45
1,806.00
Warangal
204.78
96.42
290.77
308.71
10
Khammam
1,079.83
1,574.05
977.57
1,738.16
823.78
11,773.65
16,851.45
10,262.84
17,678.61
13,608.27
Adilabad
Total
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
Adilabad
19
3,254.99
12,732.44
31,477.64
Nizamabad
41
3,932.24
25,016.12
58,775.90
Karimnagar
36
6,142.51
49,099.45
66,992.87
Medak
24
5,952.51
15,509.85
34,632.58
Hyderabad
26
2,897.73
31,126.68
32,406.42
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
20
6,177.89
16,220.61
53,187.06
Nalgonda
30
4,851.51
20,808.16
55,862.06
Warangal
19
7,389.95
16,610.64
35,643.67
10
Khammam
34
6,408.17
51,401.10
77,350.50
47,007.50
2,38,525.05
4,46,328.70
Total
249
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213

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
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
Hyderabad/
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Warangal
Khammam
Total
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
SAO
16,330.91
19,215.03
24,371.90
21,660.00
21,500.00
OPP
DTP
SAO
21,330.67
15,834.75
22,686.80
27,119.20
20,870.00
OPP
DTP
SAO
8,634.54
11,224.59
12,063.30
12,733.25
12,300.00
OPP
DTP
SAO
5,494.00
5,432.64
8,538.35
9,116.00
9,100.00
OPP
DTP
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
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
SAO
9,998.96
13,688.79
16,058.00
18,600.00
19,177.27
OPP
DTP
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.
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16. Prices
Generally price is the quantity of payment or
the pattern of consumption. However, changes in
compensation given by one party to another in
the
prices
of
different
commodities
affect
return for goods or services, usually
in units of
different sections of society differently. As such, it
some form of currency. Prices affect all sections
becomes necessary to compile different types of
of society as such price statistics are regarded as
Price Statistics as each has its own importance
the most important economic data reflecting
and impact in the economy. There are different
changes in the economy of a country. The prices
prices which have their impact on different
influence both the quantum of production and
sections of people and economy as a whole.
Retail Prices
Retail Price is the price at which the
concerned have to initiate suitable measures for
ultimate consumer pays for relatively small
achieving the desired stability in prices. Annual
transactions. These prices are collected on daily
average
and weekly basis from all Revenue Divisional
commodities in the State during the year 2014-15
headquarters with an objective to supply these
are given in the following chart.
retail
prices
regularly
to
the
retails
prices
of
certain
essential
departments
||
215

Wholesale Prices of Agricultural Commodities
The wholesale price is the cost of a goods
sold by a wholesaler. The wholesaler will usually
in their store. Goods available on wholesale have

a lower price than goods at retail do.
charge a price somewhat higher than he or she
The monthly average whole prices of certain
paid to the producer, and the retailer who
selected agricultural commodities during the year
purchases the goods from the wholesaler will
2014-15 are shown in the chart given below.
increase the price again when they sell the good
Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW)

Consumer
most important statistics for an economy and is
comprehensive measure used for estimation of
generally based on the weighted average of the
price changes in a basket of goods and services
prices of commodities. It gives an idea of the cost
representative of consumption expenditure in an
of living of people for which these index numbers
economy, over a period of time. It is one of the
are compiled.
Table
Price
Index
numbers
is
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)
216
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TABLE - 16.1
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS FOR INDUSTRIAL WORKERS, 2014-15
(Base Year: 2001 = 100)
General Index
Central Series
State Series
Miryalaguda
Kothagudem
Nizamabad
Godavarikhani
Warangal
Hyderabad
Central Series
All India
Telangana
Nizamabad
Index for
Kothagudem
Miryalaguda
State Series
Godavarikhani
Warangal
Hyderabad
Month/
Year
Food Index
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.)
Rice
Red gram Dal
Dals (Grams)
Onions
Groundnut
Oil
Moong
Urad
Common Grade- I Grade- II Gram
Grade- I Grade- II
(Split, Green) (Split,Black) (Per Liter)
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
46.01
37.88
18.92 75.36
68.87 41.57
Nizamabad
41.72
35.11
20.97 78.73
Karimnagar
40.29
34.11
Medak
45.61
Hyderabad
Super
fine
3
Fine
10
11
96.43
81.83
91.23 22.86
19.26
73.87 50.47
102.02
83.77
92.59 22.43
18.43
23.28 78.97
69.91 45.80
100.01
90.40
92.41 22.06
18.41
39.36
25.09 77.53
69.74 47.09
104.00
90.09
90.12 21.15
17.47
42.94
38.05
22.23 80.25
71.52 46.36
103.96
90.76
91.36 22.60
17.90
Rangareddy
40.43
35.57
28.52 74.48
68.57 44.34
104.87
82.05
89.45 22.03
17.30
Mahabubnagar
40.73
33.77
26.62 77.31
71.08 49.63
107.15
94.65
86.87 20.57
17.21
Nalgonda
39.82
34.60
29.63 79.39
69.82 45.57
102.74
84.92
93.09 22.27
19.46
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
25.10 77.89 69.80 46.17
101.91
87.00
90.73 21.78 18.13
State
41.98 35.81
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12
217
13

(in Rs. per kg.)
Cereals
Sl.
No.
District
Tamarind
Oils (per liter)
Without Seed With Seed PolmoWheat Jowar Ragulu Bajra

line
Grade-I Common Ordinary
21
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Sunflower
22
Turmeric
Powder
Vanaspathi
23
(100 gms.)
24
Adilabad
25.60 22.39 29.13 22.44
72.82
56.44
31.60
63.15
77.20
68.28
14.93
Nizamabad
27.05 28.18 26.92 22.54
81.26
70.49
63.47
83.06
81.17
14.92
Karimnagar
31.03 25.13 29.89 24.24
77.49
65.70
25.00
62.39
77.40
65.96
15.19
Medak
28.38 25.71 29.21 22.81
84.67
71.65
42.24
63.28
77.44
68.87
14.59
Hyderabad
28.00 22.50 27.27 20.48
84.98
72.22
61.27
74.71
83.66
15.20
Rangareddy
27.37 26.93 28.48 21.33
78.42
69.82
63.54
79.77
68.51
15.33
Mahabubnagar 29.75 33.99 27.28 21.00
85.70
75.01
63.53
77.23
75.93
15.75
Nalgonda
29.13 23.71 29.41 20.76
83.65
73.38
62.95
78.82
69.70
15.12
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
28.25 26.99 28.51 22.63 81.46
69.71
32.23
62.35
78.00
71.57
15.21
State
TABLE -16.2 (concld.)

(in Rs. per kg.)
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
Salt
Red Chillies
Vegetables
Gur
Banana
Sugar
Ladys TomaGrade -I Grade -II
Crystal Iodized Grade-I Grade-II Potatoes Brinjals finger toes (dozen)
26
27
28
29
30
9.74
15.08
99.26
87.03
26.50
27.12
40.03 24.63 38.38 32.02
37.46
31.57
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
8.22 14.14 93.19 81.85 27.57 24.33 32.15 20.80 39.05 32.90 43.42
37.85
State
25
31
32
33
34
35
36
218
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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
10
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
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
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
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
Wheat
Quintal
2,311.11
2,306.25
2,287.50
2,367.78
2,337.78
2,511.43
2,506.25
Jowar (White)
Quintal
2,147.67
2,403.89
2,390.00
2,286.40
2,274.44
2,400.00
2,200.00
Jowar (Yellow)
Quintal
2,650.00
2,550.00
2,614.29
2,425.00
2,456.25
2,594.29
2,670.00
Bajra
Quintal
1,920.00
1,825.00
1,690.00
1,795.00
1,803.57
1,864.00
1,833.33
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
Quintal
3,304.67
3,422.75
3,651.75
4,125.00
4,187.50
4,195.00
4,117.43
11
Bengal gram
(Whole)
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
219

(in Rs.)
Sl. No.
Commodity
unit
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
10
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
100Nos.
472.00
503.33
630.00
1,155.00
961.25
574.00
694.29
24
Batavia
(Mosambi)
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
34
Caster Seeds
Quintal
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
40
Betel Leaves
220
1000Nos.
3,188.67
280.00
3,055.00
291.25
3,010.00
318.75
3,193.33
3,176.67
327.50
331.43
||
11,213.33 11,000.00
3,193.33
3,211.00
11,215.00 11,260.00
295.71
325.00

(in Rs.)
Sl. No.
Commodity
unit
November December
11
January
February
March
Average
13
14
15
16
12
Paddy-1st Sort
Quintal
1,715.62
1,707.29
1,712.86
1,707.62
1,697.14
1,737.91
Paddy-2nd Sort
Quintal
1,435.71
1,425.57
1,408.86
1,415.00
1,382.00
1,407.57
Rice-1st Sort
Quintal
3,904.00
3,821.11
3,718.75
3,779.00
3,755.00
3,893.42
Rice-2nd Sort
Quintal
2,908.89
2,855.56
2,737.50
2,822.22
2,816.67
2,850.68
Wheat
Quintal
2,437.50
2,500.00
2,483.33
2,490.00
2,437.50
2,414.70
Jowar ( White)
Quintal
2,427.78
2,431.25
2,497.14
2,495.67
2,409.20
2,363.62
Jowar (Yellow)
Quintal
2,658.89
2,900.00
2,807.14
3,014.29
2,986.25
2,693.87
Bajra
Quintal
2,042.86
1,800.00
1,816.67
1,732.86
1,800.00
1,826.94
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
||
221

(in Rs.)
Sl. No.
Commodity
unit
November
December
January
February
March
Average
11
12
13
14
15
16
6,252.50
6,500.00
6,557.14
5,571.11
5,887.78
6,107.05
100 Nos.
456.11
1,031.88
310.71
316.88
495.00
487.92
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
40
Betel Leaves
298.89
323.75
330.00
322.22
321.25
313.81
21
Garlic
22
Bananas
23
Quintal
1000 Nos.
Source: DES, Hyderabad. Note: NA= Not Available
222
||

TABLE - 16.4
ANNUAL AVERAGE PRICES OF BUILDING MATERIALS FOR THE SELECTED MATERIALS, 2014-15 (URBAN)
(in Rs.)
Sl.
No.
District
Bricks (1000 Nos.)

1
st
Class
nd
Sand (Cu. Mt.)
Class
Timber (Cu. Mt.)
Stone Ballast
Medium
Fine
(20mm. Gauge)
GP Teak
Sal Wood
Adilabad
6,612.50
5,525.00
2,925.00
3,125.00
2,387.50
1,08,375.00
37,750.00
Nizamabad
4,475.00
3,381.25
1,258.42
1,311.94
1,324.86
59,125.00
Karimnagar
5,250.00
3,712.50
400.00
550.00
1,058.75
88,097.50
Medak
5,212.50
3,287.50
1,063.38
1,425.00
831.88
Hyderabad
5,275.00
3,975.00
1,050.00
1,925.00
507.50
97,700.00
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
3,225.00
2,900.00
2,162.50
2,562.50
1,437.50
72,512.50
Nalgonda
4,375.00
3,300.00
770.25
1,388.75
853.38
1,31,116.60
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

(in Rs.)
Asbestos
Tiles
Corrugated
10 mm. Dia 12 mm. Dia Cement Sheet Mangalore
Glazed
(M.T)
(M.T)
(1000
Nos.)
(1000
Nos.)
(M.T)
Steel (M.S) Round Bars
District
Ordinary
Cement
(M.T)
6mm.Dia
(M.T)
10
11
Adilabad
8,150.00
45,125.00
42,912.50
42,850.00
12,600.00
17,825.00
25,285.71
Nizamabad
6,150.00
43,250.00
42,625.00
42,275.00
14,662.50
15,875.00
19,875.00
Karimnagar
6,525.00
48,687.50
44,287.50
44,287.50
4,625.00
10,671.43
12,833.33
Medak
6,900.00
42,937.50
42,812.50
42,312.50
5,543.57
11,333.00
Hyderabad
6,550.00
42,000.00
42,625.00
42,625.00
19,625.00
12,000.00
36,500.00
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
6,275.00
43,200.00
43,100.00
42,157.14
5,578.57
27,562.50
39,625.00
Nalgonda
6,800.00
42,687.50
42,875.00
42,937.50
4,500.62
Warangal
6,187.50
45,562.50
41,075.00
40,512.50
7,657.14
6,112.50
45,333.38
41,225.00
41,225.00
9,746.88
29,875.00
6,627.78
44309.26
42,615.28
42,353.57
9,393.25
16,786.79
25,046.72
Sl.
No.
10 Khammam
State
12
||
13
14
15
16
223

Paints & Varnishes (in Liters)
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
305.00
232.50
107.50
Nizamabad
208.75
198.75
108.75
395.00
Karimnagar
228.75
291.67
101.25
378.75
Medak
234.38
168.33
54.38
407.00
Hyderabad
240.00
170.00
65.00
287.50
148.00
313.75
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
222.50
153.12
54.38
Nalgonda
259.50
177.50
122.50
371.43
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,
Varnish
Gopal Varnish
Turpentine
Sheet Glass
(Sq. Meter)
17
18
19
20
(in Rs.)
Sanitary Ware
A.C. Pipes (each)
100 mm. Dia.
21
150 mm. Dia.

22
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)
Skilled workers
Sl. No.
District
Mason
Unskilled workers
Carpenter
1st class
2nd class
1st class
2nd class
Male
Female
Adilabad
400.00
350.00
450.00
350.00
300.00
250.00
Nizamabad
497.50
350.00
422.50
310.00
323.75
195.00
Karimnagar
525.00
431.25
362.50
306.25
256.25
200.00
Medak
400.00
331.25
400.00
331.25
256.25
193.75
Hyderabad
487.50
425.00
475.00
462.50
337.50
262.50
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
275.00
225.00
275.00
225.00
225.00
196.25
Nalgonda
481.25
400.00
350.00
300.00
300.00
237.50
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.
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17. Labour and

Employment
It is felt that narrating the meaning
in many of the industrial units.
of Labour, Employment and Wages is relevant
In this direction,
the government has
to understand the contents contained in this
enacted many legislations aimed at social and
chapter.
Labour includes both physical and
economic security of the labour to minimize the
mental work undertaken for some monetary
industrial disputes and also to ensure industrial
reward. In this way, workers working in factories,
peace. The information such as occurrence of
services of doctors, advocates, ministers, officers,
industrial disputes, man days lost, industrial
teachers
labour.
accidents and compensation paid are being
According to S.E. Thomas, Labour connotes
collected and published periodically to facilitate
all human efforts of body or mind which are
the government and policy makers to evolve
undertaken in the expectation of reward.
corrective mechanism as and when such disputes
Any
etc.,
are
physical
all
or
included
mental
in
work
which
are taken place.
is not undertaken for getting income, but simply

to attain pleasure or happiness, is not labour.
This
of
chapter
category
presents
wise
data
in
employment
respect
in
Coal
Employment can be expressed in number of
Mines, Registration and Placements through
people working or in total working hours.
Employment Exchanges and also particulars
A mixed measure is the number of hours divided
of
by standard working hours to give a full-time
employment
equivalence to jobs.
establishments etc., for better understanding.
Wages
are
disputes
in
and
shops
man-days
and
commercial
There are, on an average 58,837 number of
terms and also
daily workers deployed in coal mines of Singareni
or less regularly in each pay
Collieries Company Limited, during 2015. The
to
include
period to workers as compensation for work
Colliery
done during the accounting year.
employed are
Many industrial units or companies are
wise
average
given in
number
of
workers
following graph and
subsequent tables.
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
lost,
all
defined
remuneration in monetary
payable more
Industrial
instances
of
industrial
disputes
||
225
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
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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
10
Corporate Office
2,391
2,361
2,357
2,551
2,518
2,474
2,461
2,169
Kothagudem
4,656
4,406
4,218
4,168
4,063
4,014
4,020
3,923
Yellandu
2,785
2,519
2,304
2,177
2,038
1,892
1,817
1,724
Manuguru
3,913
3,786
3,714
3,667
3,509
3,287
3,012
2,848
Bellampally
3,240
2,852
2,762
2,682
2,707
2,760
2,690
2,604
Mandamarri
9,560
8,586
7,705
7,740
7,395
6,701
6,551
6,678
Srirampur
14,388
15,263
14,922
14,316
14,306
14,384
14,046
13,573
Ramagundam-1
10,449
9,875
8,714
8,471
8,066
7,761
7,466
7,381
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
71,176
69,489
67,980
66,754
65,223
62,420
60,678
58,837
Total
TABLE - 17.2
AVERAGE NUMBER OF DAILY WORKERS EMPLOYED IN COAL MINES
BY CATEGORIES OF EMPLOYMENT, 2015
Khammam District
Sl.
No.
Category
Corporate
Kothagudem
Yellandu
Adilabad District
Manuguru
Bellampally
Mandamarri
Srirampur
UNDERGROUND
1
Over men & Sirdars
86
34
12
51
208
445
Coal Cutters
44
18
96
381
926
Coal Fillers
877
2,222
Skilled Labour
996
365
79
436
2,080
4,765
Un-skilled Labour
680
265
165
317
1,304
2,630
SURFACE
6
Clerical & Supervisory
374
194
131
215
161
201
305
Female
320
84
140
93
174
377
144
Skilled Labour
659
1,013
443
1,389
743
681
1,148
Un-skilled Labour
389
653
245
730
477
400
678
10
Executive
427
173
94
147
149
169
310
2,169
3,923
1,724
2,848
2,604
6,678
13,573
Total
||
227

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
10
11
12
Total
13
14
UNDERGROUND
Over men & Sirdars
178
90
150
257
1,511
Coal Cutters
262
97
72
653
2,556
Coal Fillers
55
261
3,417
Skilled Labour
2,300
953
1,459
2,708
16,141
Un-skilled Labour
1,934
684
1,540
1,623
11,142
SURFACE
6
Clerical & Supervisory
223
216
276
173
2,469
Female
335
103
38
80
1,888
Skilled Labour
1,111
1,359
1,784
611
10,941
Un-skilled Labour
680
763
1,037
352
6,404
10
Executive
303
166
265
165
2,368
4,433
6,621
6,883
58,837
Total
7,381
Source: Singareni Collieries Company Ltd., Kothagudem.
TABLE - 17.3
NUMBER OF APPLICANTS ON THE LIVE REGISTER CLASSIFIED
BY BROAD DIVISIONS FOR THE YEARS 2013 AND 2014
Occupation
Category
Description
2013
2014
Professional ,Technical and related Qualification

(Engineering & Medical, B.Ed., SGBT, PG Diploma etc.)
82,474
77,302
Administrative, Executive and Managerial Qualification

(MCA/MBA/CWA)
7,905
6,078
Clerical and related Qualification (PG, Typist, Stenos)
54,341
56,469
Sales related
Service related Qualification (Veterinary Graduates)
1,282
491
Farmers, Fishermen, Hunting, Loggers and related Qualification

(Agriculture Graduates)
2,311
1,415
92,230
98,029
7, 8 & 9
Production and related workers, Transport Equipment

Operative and Labourers (Diploma, ITI etc.)
Registrations not having any work experience or vocational training:
10
a. Matriculates, Under Graduates and Graduates
6,49,277
6,68,825
b. Non-matriculates and other skilled Personal
1,05,449
82,509
9,95,269
9,90,848
Total
Source: Directorate of Employment and Training, Hyderabad.
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TABLE - 17.4
CATEGORY WISE REGISTRATIONS, NOTIFICATIONS, PLACEMENTS
AND ON LIVE REGISTER AS ON 31.12.2014
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Category
Engineering Graduates
Registration of applicants
Vacancies Notified
Total*
SCs
STs
BCs
Total *
SCs
STs
BCs
10
B.E. Civil
1,288
238
104
629
B.E. Mechanical
2,443
529
226
1,148
B.E. Electrical
5,529
1,015
624
3,017
B.E. Electronics
5,583
1,210
548
3,034
B.E. Others
2,589
1,229
326
773
Medical Graduates
Allopathic
59
17
Ayurvedic
68
14
48
Homeopathy
64
26
Medical Others
169
34
42
Agrl. Graduates
1,415
105
51
300
Veterinary Graduates
Post Graduates
491
67
29
224
13,521
2,031
672
5,538
268
66
31
108
(Arts & Science)
Law graduates
MBA/ MCA
5,361
571
140
1,665
C.A / ICWA
717
174
56
387
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
29
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
LCE
551
108
53
225
LME
653
132
53
240
LEE
804
129
70
279
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
17
SGBT
966
242
133
388
18
Stenographers
981
322
29
455
14
19
Typists
1,204
312
92
500
13
20
Other Educated
5,352
1,814
581
2,224
67
20
26
21
Unskilled
2,881
882
345
1,079
310
70
85
100
1,57,264
34,755
19,014
60,613
1,449
297
313
463
Total
||
229

CATEGORY-WISE REGISTRATIONS, NOTIFICATIONS, PLACEMENTS
AND ON LIVE REGISTER AS ON 31.12.2014
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Category
Total*
11
Placements
SCs
STs
12
13
BCs
Total *
14
15
On Live Register
SCs
STs
16
BCs
17
18
Engineering Graduates
B.E. Civil
1,288
238
104
629
B.E. Mechanical
2,443
529
226
1,148
B.E. Electrical
5,529
1,015
624
3,017
B.E. Electronics
5,583
1,210
548
3,034
B.E. Others
2,589
1,229
326
773
59
17
2
a
Medical Graduates
Allopathic
Ayurveda
68
48
Homeopathy
64
26
Medical Others
169
34
42
Agriculture
1,415
105
51
300
491
67
29
224
13,521
2,031
672
5,538
Veterinary
Post Graduates
(Arts & Science)
Law
268
66
31
108
MBA/MCA
5,361
571
140
1,665
CA /ICWA
717
174
56
387
PG. Diploma
971
219
34
569
10
Others P & E
2,391
653
428
1,059
11
Graduates
50
14
1,54,451
38,167
8,264
75,373
12
Matriculates
33
11
3,36,874
63,337
74,162
99,596
13
Intermediates
62
21
31
1,77,500
37,521
17,978
80,633
14
Diploma Holders
LCE
5,054
1,312
673
1,865
LME
6,046
1,420
580
2,455
LEE
5,234
2,040
367
2,165
Others
13,010
2,828
1,303
4,158
351
70
32
129
68,685
16,257
4,090
23,518
15
ITI
16
B.Ed.
42,945
5,702
3,915
12,189
17
SGBT
12,665
2,598
834
5,175
18
Stenographers
11
8,958
3,203
1,081
4,598
19
Typists
33,990
6,933
1,325
13,294
20
Other Educated
16
46,557
13,138
4,537
15,959
21
Unskilled
67
37
35,952
9,886
2,495
11,488
Total
612
119
62
244
9,90,848
2,12,498
Source: Directorate of Employment and Training. *Note: Total Includes other castes also.
1,24,889
3,71,050
230
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TABLE - 17.5
REGISTRATIONS AND PLACEMENTS THROUGH EMPLOYEMENT EXCHANGES, 2014
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
On Live Register
at the beginning
of the Year
(Cumulative)
No. of Applicants
Ceased to be
Employed
On the Live
on the Live
through the
Register
Register due
Employment
at the end
to reasons other
Exchanges
of the year
than placement
No. of
Registra- Vacancies
Employtions
notified
ment
during
during
Exchanges
the year
the Year
1,21,998
12,215
1,22,440
9,115
Nizamabad
64,821
12,608
67,573
9,626
42
Karimnagar
1,04,962
45
17,362
1,07,357
16,025
121
Medak
64,595
29
13,807
64,595
9,105
199
Hyderabad
1,27,924
62
10,506
1,23,957
59,337
205
Rangareddy
58,794
44
10,394
62,325
11,935
325
Mahabubnagar
1,66,231
114
12,003
1,62,047
9,816
135
Nalgonda
62,253
36
10,689
60,728
7,414
83
Warangal
1,31,002
106
20,092
1,24,759
11,890
59
10
Khammam
92,689
161
15,731
95,067
13,001
275
9,95,269
612
1,35,407
9,90,848
1,57,264
1,449
Total
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)
Women Applicants
40,958
108
2,83,596
Schedule Castes
26,589
147
2,12,498
Schedule Tribes
15,729
51
1,24,889
Backward Classes
42,029
178
3,71,050
Discharged Govt., Employees
Ex- Servicemen
18
127
Physically Challenged
a
Blind
223
3,598
Deaf or Dumb
128
4,019
Orthopedic
544
28,693
TABLE - 17.7
OCCURANCE OF INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS AND COMPENSATION PAID BY INDUSTRIES, 2015
Sl.
No.
Industry
All Accidents
Total
Number of
Compensation Paid (in Rs.)
Fatal Cases
3
Non-fatal Cases
4
276
47
12,74,25,887
1,91,08,723
276
47
12,74,25,887
1,91,08,723
||
Fatal Cases
5
Non-fatal Cases
6
231

TABLE - 17.8
EMPLOYERS USING EXCHANGES, VACANCIES NOTIFIED AND PLACEMENTS, 2008 TO 2014
No. of Employers
using Exchanges
Year
No. of Vacancies notified
Central State Quasi

Private Total
Govt. Govt. Govt.
Central
Govt.
State
Govt.
Quasi
Private
Govt.
2008
150
360
222
36
779
1,565 3,508 3,518
973
2009
141
295
207
31
674
1,353 2,436 3,569
2010
132
249
209
27
617
2011
139
258
201
34
2012
124
225
193
152
2013
58
375
147
827 1,407
2014
43
39
198
33
Other
Central State
EstablishGovt. Govt.
Total
Total
ments
12
13
9,564
212
641
291
1,144
155
7,513
179
570
76
825
1,236 3,072 3,803
207
8,318
93
589
661
1,343
632
658 1,326 4,629
284
6,897
40
514
785
1,339
694
844 1,923 5,261 2,396 10,424
91
311
686
1,088
313
No. of Placements
10
11
14
15
2,007
851
2552
658
6,068
23
217
340
580
527
367
512
43
1,449
92
350
170
612
Source: Directorate of Employment and Training, Hyderabad.
TABLE - 17.9
INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES AND MAN-DAYS LOST IN MAJOR INDUSTRIES, 2008 TO 2015
Sl.
No.
Year
Number of
Strikes
(in Nos.)
Lock-outs
(in Nos.)
Workers involved
5
Man-days lost
2008
27,158
4,62,948
2009
14
47,243
27,28,200
2010
17,105
24,25,955
2011
12
16,741
21,60,060
2012
6,430
20,11,705
2013
1,500
61,500
2014
3,193
2,67,580
3,006
5,70,960
8
2015
2
Source: Commissioner of Labour, Hyderabad.
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
Shops
56,653
2,17,505
Commercial Establishments
25,098
1,28,844
Cinema Theaters, Hotels and Restaurants
7,595
38,284
Total
89,346
Source: Commissioner of labour, Hyderabad.
Note: Shops and Commercial Establishments without Employees are not taken into consideration.
232
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3,84,633

TABLE - 17.11
AVERAGE DAILY EARNINGS OF LABOUR AT DIFFERENT COAL FIELDS, 2009 TO 2014
(in Rs.)
Underground
Name of the
Division/year
1
1. KOTHAGUDEM
2009
Over men
& Sirdars
2
Surface
Coal
Loaders Skilled
Cutters (coal filler) Labour
3
UnClerical,
Skilled
skilled SupervisLabour
Labour ing Staff
Unskilled
Labour
Female
10
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
2014
2,433
2,126
2,125
1,686
2,498
2,439
1,995
1,753
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
2014
2,502
2,061
2,024
1,800
2,436
2,381
1,918
1,896
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
2014
2,318
2,133
2,084
1,873
2,636
2,557
2,061
1,907
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
2014
2,225
2,208
1,940
1,742
2,443
2,087
1,926
1,932
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
2,234
2,023
1,075
1,931
1,636
2,455
2,262
1,869
1,788
4. BELLAMPALLY
2009
5. MANDAMARRI
2009
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233

AVERAGE DAILY EARNINGS OF LABOUR AT DIFFERENT COAL FIELDS, 2009 TO 2014
(in Rs.)
Underground
Name of the
Division/year
Over men
& Sirdars
Surface
Coal
Loaders
Skilled
Cutters (Coal Fillers) Labour
3
Clerical
Un-skilled
Skilled Un-skilled
Supervising
Female
Labour
Labour
Labour
Staff
6
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
2014
2,199
7. RAMAGUNDAM-I
2,046
1,409
1,947
1,682
2,294
2,145
1,908
1,794
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
2014
2,465
8. RAMAGUNDAM-II
2,158
1,349
2,091
1,790
2,617
2,252
1,979
2,080
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
2014
2,557
9. RAMAGUNDAM-III
2,117
2,093
1,734
2,604
2,691
2,185
1,685
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
2014
2,254
10. BHOOPALPALLI
1,905
2,002
1,617
2,443
2,480
2,018
1,763
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
2014
2,066
1,962
1,415
1,845
1,667
2,197
2,154
1,863
2,285
Source: Singareni Collieries Company Limited, Kothagudem.
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18. Social Security

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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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TABLE - 18.1
DISTRIBUTION OF GOVERNMENT LANDS FOR AGRICULTURE PURPOSES, 2013-14
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Backward Classes Minorities
Others
Total
10
11
12
13
14
11.8
50
63.01
1,632
3,059.15
25.23
3.10
0.20
38
41.65
470.32 1,268 1,101.13
6.18
57
58.34
3,033
2,492.36
402
581.09
537
1,297.19
Nizamabad
2.12
11.00
Karimnagar
1,224
856.39
479
Medak
364
349.43
84
96.48
675
733.70
8.54
63
61.20
1,192
1,249.35
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
186
216.26
127
178.08
245
311.07
2.16
30
41.29
592
748.86
Mahabubnagar
5.26
4.29
13
17.02
24
26.57
Nalgonda
689
619.93
501
582.63
982
972.48
35 52.60 143 200.84
2,350
2,428.48
Warangal
161
194.05
330
452.09
204
273.03
21
21.16
716
940.33
319
242.33 6,310 13,916.00
45
43.01
0.17
63
56.33
10 Khammam
Total
635 1,106.06
25
3,353 3,066.90 8,381 17,008.10 4,092 4,582.70
Source: Chief Commissioner of Land Administration, Hyderabad
6,738 14,257.86
61 84.60 428 502.40 16,315 25,244.60
Note: N: No. of Beneficiaries, A: Area in Acres (Extent)
TABLE - 18.2
DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSE SITES TO WEAKER SECTIONS, 2013-14 AND 2014-15
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
2012-13
No. of
Area
Beneficiaries (in Acres)
3
2013-14
No. of
Area
5
2014-15
No. of
Area
7
Nizamabad
248
9.20
301
8.09
Karimnagar
Medak
239.32
1,400
45.00
1,400
45.00
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
1566
40.37
Nalgonda
3279
40
2.00
1,600
49.10
Warangal
9.90
10
Khammam
5,093
298.38
1,741
55.09
3,000
94.10
Total
Source: Commissioner of Social Welfare, Hyderabad.
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TABLE - 18.3
PHYSICAL STATUS OF HOUSES COMPLETED UNDER WEAKER SECTION HOUSING PROGRAMME
(in Nos.)
Sl. No.
1
Year
Rural
Urban
Total
Sl. No
Year
Rural
Urban
Total
14,057
14,057
18
1999-2000
94,128
11,066
1,05,194
PRE
1983-1984
1983-1984
47,458
47,458
19
2000-2001
51,290
2,239
53,529
1984-1985
40,988
40,988
20
2001-2002
76,009
1,384
77,393
1985-1986
53,915
53,915
21
2002-2003
1,28,682
5,094
1,33,776
1986-1987
65,177
65,177
22
2003-2004
1,23,895
5,,910
1,29,805
1987-1988
48,224
48,224
23
2004-2005
1,91,829
10,212
2,02,041
1988-1989
59,113
59,113
24
2005-2006
2,12,457
28,272
2,40,729
1989-1990
33,148
284
33,432
25
2006-2007
1,47,021
23,745
1,70,766
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.)
Up to 2013-14
During 2014-15
Cumulative up to 2014-15
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
4,89,911
23,495
5,13,406
8,267
125
8,392
4,98,178
23,620
5,21,798
Nizamabad
2,93,932
27,672
3,21,604
2,791
574
3,365
2,96,723
28,246
3,24,969
Karimnagar
3,90,125
23,041
4,13,166
3,368
348
3,716
3,93,493
23,389
4,16,882
Medak
3,88,096
24,115
412,211
5,171
146
5,317
3,93,267
24,261
4,17,528
Hyderabad
5,951
29,215
35,166
5,951
29,215
35,166
Rangareddy
3,03,841
38,468
3,42,309
3,183
121
3,304
3,07,024
38,589
3,45,613
Mahabubnagar
5,82,762
22,902
6,05,664 10,963
96 11,059
5,93,725
22,998
6,16,723
Nalgonda
4,92,310
19,281
5,11,591
7,873
76
7,949
5,00,183
19,357
5,19,540
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
Rural
Urban
Total
Rural Urban
6
Total
Rural
Urban
Total
10
11
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..
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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
Adilabad
65,154
1,513
5,81,577
70,077
29,354
7,47,675
Nizamabad
42,166
985
5,87,912
60,848
52,504
7,44,415
Karimnagar
1,42,547
1,568
8,43,249
1,00,195
66,194
11,53,753
Medak
91,567
1,440
6,13,725
65,062
43,291
8,15,085
Hyderabad
19,319
626
6,46,233
5,41,078
13,718
12,20,974
Rangareddy
65,520
768
9,28,341
2,94,169
48,818
13,37,616
Mahabubnagar
1,38,403
1,514
8,49,173
67,048
85443
11,41,581
Nalgonda
70,801
3,396
8,58,800
1,29,420
56,133
11,18,550
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
7,71,798
15,037
73,99,508
15,07,599
4,49,684
1,01,43,626
Total
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
Adilabad
54,151
6,44,409
6,98,560
Nizamabad
33,360
5,47,202
5,80,562
Karimnagar
89,708
9,48,081
10,37,789
Medak
63,295
6,96,262
7,59,557
Hyderabad
33,043
6,43,403
6,76,446
Rangareddy
53,741
10,44,085
10,97,826
Mahabubnagar
83,597
9,42,084
10,25,681
Nalgonda
65,114
8,99,610
9,64,724
Warangal
62,361
8,74,578
9,36,939
10
Khammam
45,184
649,779
6,94,963
5,83,554
78,89,493
84,73,047
Total
Source: Commissioner of Civil Supplies, Hyderabad.
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TABLE - 18.6
PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM - ALLOTMENT OF RICE AND SUGAR, 2014-15
(April, 2014 to March, 2015)
(in Qtls.)
Rice
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
35,248
5,068
24,688
6,026.04
12,234
83,264
352.400
Nizamabad
33,048
55,200
17,110
4,253.76
16,398
1,26,010
360.482
Karimnagar
47,208
82,057
43,648
5,621.76
21,333
1,99,868
543.729
Medak
37,032
51,572
29,640
5,142.24
14,616
1,38,002
389.050
Hyderabad
32,816
62,448
9,116
5,775.84
9,159
1,19,315
351.358
Rangareddy
50,632
88,048
25,012
5,646.24
19,260
1,88,598
551.412
Mahabubnagar
51,160
79,392
43,452
6,026.40
24,264
2,04,294
551.987
Nalgonda
47,728
71,632
26,732
5,735.52
18,204
1,70,032
501.197
Warangal
49,819
72,520
28,872
6,026.40
12,219
1,69,456
489.965
35,672
55,596
23,068
5,683.68
12,291
1,32,311
382.395
Total
4,20,363
6,23,533
Source: Commissioner of Civil Supplies, Hyderabad.
2,71,338
55,938.24
1,59,978 15,31,150
4,473.980
10 Khammam
PDS
BPL
APL
AAY
Annapurna
Adl. APL
Total
Sugar
9
TABLE - 18.7
COVERAGE OF RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEMES AND INDIVIDUAL SANITARY LATRINES, 2014-15
Number of
Sl.
No.
District
Hand Pumps
Piped
Water Supply
Schemes (PWSS)
Comprehensive
Piped Water Supply
Schemes (CPWSS)
Individual
Sanitary
Latrines
Adilabad
23,497
Nizamabad
12,020
5,028
17
15,808
Karimnagar
20,880
2,059
16
22,643
Medak
16,886
3,229
24
17,202
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
10,480
1,353
5,079
Mahabubnagar
15,560
3,562
21
17,606
Nalgonda
20,277
2,934
12
22,898
Warangal
18,241
2,158
14
21,273
10
Khammam
19,973
1,992
21
2,405
1,57,814
24,961
140
1,51,025
Total
2,646
26,111
Source: 1. Engineer-in-Chief, Rural Water Supply, Hyderabad.

2. Project Director, State Water and Sanitation Mission (SWSM), Hyderabad.
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TABLE - 18.8
NUMBER OF FAIR PRICE SHOPS AND FUNCTIONING OF RYTHU BAZARS, 2015
Sl. No.
District
Fair Price Shops
Adilabad
1,446
Nizamabad
1,340
Karimnagar
2,094
Medak
1,849
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
10
Nalgonda
Warangal
Khammam
Total
Source: Director of Marketing, Hyderabad
240
Total
871
1,878
2,324
Opp: Municipal Office
Pullanga X Road
NGOs Colony
Weekly Market Area
Kashmir Gadda Area
Medak Town (Not working)
Siddipet Town
Ramchandrapuram (Not working)
Falaknama
Erragadda
Mehdipatnam
Meerpet
Saroornagar
Vanasthalipuram
Kukatpally
Alwal
Ramakrishnapuram
Medchal
Vikarabad
Medipally
10
Yellammabanda
Near Railway Gate
Nagarkurnool
Ursu Premises (Nalgonda)
(Not working)
Miryalaguda (NSP Camp)
Kodad (Not working)
Suryapet
Bhongir
Excise Colony
Railway Over Bridge./Fatima
Laxmipuram (M.Y) (Not working)
Pavilian Ground
Kothagudem (P. Stdm)
Sathupally (Ramalayam)
Palvancha
Yellandu X Road
1
8
Name of the Rythu Bazar
Number
2,097
2,124
1,203
17,226
2
2
10
36
Total
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TABLE - 18.9
FUNCTIONING OF SELF HELP GROUPS AND BANK LINKAGES, 2014-15
Number of
Sl.
No.
District
Self Help Groups

(Cumulative)
Self Help Group

Members (Cumulative)
SHGs Provided
with Bank Credit
Amount
(Rs. in Crore)
Adilabad
38,114
4,36,991
13,706
233.67
Nizamabad
41,208
4,26,863
24,725
383.24
Karimnagar
57,722
6,35,483
25,499
515.70
Medak
42,719
4,69,033
17,105
399.21
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
35,545
3,65,638
17,286
278.13
Mahabubnagar
50,523
6,42,550
17,672
394.03
Nalgonda
61,956
6,67,964
21,468
484.54
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
Source: Chief Executive Officer, SERP, Hyderabad.
47,15,173
1,88,569
3,575.75
TABLE - 18.10
WORKERS AND WAGE EARNINGS UNDER THE MAHATMA GANDHI
NATIONAL RURAL EMPLOYMENT GUARANTEE SCHEME, 2014-15
Workers (in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Registered
District
Males
1
Working
Females
Wage Earnings (in Rs.)
Males
Wages
Females
Males
Average
Females
Males
Females
10
Adilabad
6,16,823
Nizamabad
5,17,730
5,38,238
1,63,014
2,37,450
4,540.16
7,662.02
119.58
113.83
Karimnagar
7,42,667
7,42,868
1,74,384
2,88,722
4,548.49
9,201.34
125.25
120.97
Medak
6,66,454
6,12,311
1,92,393
2,37,340
5,145.98
7,309.93
118.28
114.65
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
3,39,969
3,09,422
1,20,275
1,36,639
4,523.00
5,699.69
128.37
123.39
Mahabubnagar 10,59,365
9,71,469
2,20,781
2,98,849
5,020.14
7,642.35
112.04
108.66
Nalgonda
10,43,765
9,89,693
3,22,325
4,64,679
6,974.50
12,203.62
105.93
104.86
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
65,66,633 62,89,118 19,00,159 25,19,333 49,347.45
73,296.45
117.63
112.60
Total
5,92,922
2,47,707
2,66,586
8,703.25
9,798.07
129.09
122.96
Source: Commissioner of Rural Development, Hyderabad.
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241

TABLE - 18.11
DISBURSEMENT (PHYSICAL) OF SOCIAL SECURITY PENSIONS BY AREA AND SCHEME, 2014-15
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
Old Age
Weavers
Rural
Urban
Total
Rural
Urban
Total
96,025
17,221
1,13,246
299
303
602
Nizamabad
1,03,358
15,642
1,19,000
812
53
865
Karimnagar
1,64,647
25,668
1,90,315
5,274
3,107
8,381
Medak
1,25,917
15,905
1,41,822
1,361
1,553
2914
Hyderabad
49,164
49,164
Rangareddy
79,976
30,675
1,10,651
384
178
562
Mahabubnagar
1,61,220
18,754
1,79,974
2,845
2,883
5,728
Nalgonda
1,51,250
14,618
1,65,868
5,184
698
5,882
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

Sl.
No.
District
Disabled
(in Nos.)
Toddy Tappers
Widow
Rural
Urban
Total
Rural
Urban
Total
Rural
Urban
Total
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Adilabad
24,038
5,521
29,559
96,198
19,462
1,15,660
996
58
1,054
Nizamabad
29,073
3,827
32,900
94,079
15,234
1,09,313
1,475
45
1,520
Karimnagar
53,498
10,948
64,446
1,02,107
26,089
1,28,196
10,205
411
10,616
Medak
25,995
3,975
29,970
1,10,137
16,715
1,26,852
2,066
312
2,378
Hyderabad
21,955
21,955
75,246
75246
Rangareddy
24,765
12,047
36,812
85,258
46,604
1,31,862
1,549
182
1,731
Mahabubnagar
42,898
4,551
47,449
1,64,508
20,942
1,85450
2,566
195
2,761
Nalgonda
44,879
5,268
50,147
1,28,724
19,453
1,48,177
17,447
553
18,000
Warangal
40,988
7,850
48,838
1,14,846
33,605
1,48,451
9,820
589
10,409
26,601
6,276
32,877
87,356
20,840
1,08,196
2,459
41
2,500
3,12,735 82,218 3,94,953
9,83,213
2,94,190 12,77,403
48,583
2,387
50,970
10 Khammam
Total
242
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(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
Abhayahastham
Beedi Workers
Grand Total
Rural
Urban
Total
Rural
Urban
Total
18
19
20
21
22
23
Rural
Urban
Total
25
26
24
38,442
5,768
44,210
2,55,998
48,333
3,04,331
Nizamabad
9,013
9,013
75,320
5,925
81,245
3,13,130
40,726
3,53,856
Karimnagar
72,675
20,271
92,946
4,08,406
86,494
4,94,900
Medak
21,961
5,156
27,117
2,87,437
43,616
3,31,053
Hyderabad
- 1,46,372
1,46,372
Rangareddy
4,408
4,408
70
96
166
1,96,410
89,782
2,86,192
Mahabubnagar
2,430
330
2,760
3,76,467
47,655
4,24,122
Nalgonda
515
28
543
3,47,999
40,618
3,88,617
Warangal
4,080
3615
7,695
3,16,401
73,787
3,90,188
10
Khammam
3,405
3,405
2,21,441
43,972
2,65,413
16,826
Total
- 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.
TABLE - 18.12
FUNCTIONING OF ANGANWADI CENTRES, 2014-15
(In Nos.)
Sl.
No.
Centres
Main
Mini
Children
enrolled
AWWs
Main
Mini
Ayas
(Helpers)
District
Projects
Adilabad
18
3,538
586
1,98,697
3,538
586
3,538
Nizamabad
10
2,410
298
1,30,046
2,410
298
2,410
Karimnagar
16
3,573
145
1,66,138
3,573
145
3,573
Medak
11
3,009
375
1,60,055
3,009
375
3,009
Hyderabad
938
78,510
938
938
Rangareddy
13
2,524
269
2,00,843
2,524
269
2,524
Mahabubnagar
20
4,423
580
2,42,941
4,423
580
4,428
Nalgonda
18
3,801
401
1,79,642
3,801
401
3,801
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
149
31,711
3,989
16,91,487
32,082
4,201
32,082
Total
Source: Commissioner, Women Development and Child Welfare, Hyderabad.
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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
10
1,37,054
1,30,355
93,814
3,61,223
1,54,832
1,45,955
1,02,945
4,03,732
Adilabad
Nizamabad
87,345
1,31,715
1,76,538
3,95,598
1,05,680
1,43,982
1,95,859
4,45,521
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
Medak
80,901
2,20,705
1,40,939
4,42,545
96,959
2,49,967
1,62,520
5,09,446
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
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
Mahabubnagar
61,523
1,63,492
1,53,397
3,78,412
96,793
1,88,506
1,71,050
4,56,349
Nalgonda
2,50,053
1,52,073
1,03,667
5,05,793
3,08,724
1,77,771
1,15,090
601,585
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
24,36,473 24,91,065 15,59,917 64,87,455 27,92,436 28,18,223 17,11,367 73,22,026
Total

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
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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19. Education
Education in its general sense is a form of
state is home to a number of institutes, which
learning in which the knowledge, skills, values,
impart higher education. The higher education
beliefs and habits of a group of people are
includes many colleges, universities and research
transferred from one generation to the next
institutes providing professional education in the
through
fields of arts, humanities, science, engineering,
story
telling,
discussion,
teaching,
training, or research. Education may also include
law,
informal transmission of such information from
veterinary sciences, with undergraduate and
one human being to another through a set of
post-graduation. These institutions are producing
instructions in the process of making them
lakhs of professional scholars, every year who in
educated
turn give direction to the state in transforming its
about
the
society,
surroundings,
pharmacy,
objectives into reality.
environment etc.
Telangana
medicine,
state
has
multiple
institutes
of higher education universities along with
business,
and
There is a saying that
todays children are tomorrows citizens and the

future of the state would be as directed by them.
numerous primary and secondary schools. The
School Education
The Government of India with an objective
strengthening
of
existing
schools,
opening
to provide universal education to all of its
of new primary schools, and other type of
citizens has enacted the Right of Children to Free
educational facilities in remote and un-served
and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 to provide
habitations, in the State.
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.
Compulsory
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
In the light of Right of Children to Free

and
There are 43,861 schools functioning under
Education
Act,
2009,
the
Government has taken various initiatives for
wise number of schools functioning, students

enrolled and teachers employed are shown in the
charts given here under.
universalization of elementary education like
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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
There are 3,877 Lecturers imparting education in
the State with an enrolment of 1,41,250 students,
these colleges, out of them 1,988 are men and
consisting of 71,618 men and 69,632 women.
1,889 are women lecturers.
Engineering Colleges
Engineering
colleges
are
primarily
There are about 354 engineering colleges
established to produce engineers and technicians
in the State with a total intake of 96,648
with technical knowledge and adequate skills
students. Apart from engineering, there are 250
with an objective to meet the technical skills
polytechnic colleges functioning with a strength
requirements as per the needs of the industry.
of 61,790 students during 2014-15.
Welfare Hostels
Government has been taking numerous
functioning in the State during 2014-15.
welfare measures for importing quality education
Apart from these institutions, several other
to all those children whose parents are not in
institutions are also functioning in the fields
a position to offer education to their children
of arts, humanities, medical, pharmacy, business
by establishing residential schools and hostels,
administration,
in the State.
special schools for deaf and dumb, mentally
computer
applications
and
There are 780 hostels with a strength of 61,526
challenged, blind etc., and imparting quality
students for scheduled castes, 203 hostels with
education to the students in the light of
a strength of 43,361 students and 283 ashram
achieving the universal education in the State.
schools with a strength of 84,558 students for
An attempt is made in this chapter to
scheduled tribes and 737 hostels with a strength
provide information on the functions various
of 58,428 students for backward classes welfare
educational institutions in the subsequent tables.
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247

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
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TABLE - 19.1
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, ENROLMENT AND TEACHERS EMPLOYED
AT A GLANCE FOR THE YEAR 2014-15
No. of Enrolments
No. of Teachers
Sl.
No.
Institution
No. of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
25,289
11,85,606
11,29,180
23,14,786
35,674
48,473
84,147
Primary School (I-V)
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
Primary With Upper Primary,

Secondary and Higher
Secondary Schools (I-XII)
132
35,568
55,203
90,771
916
1,365
2,281
Upper Primary With

Secondary and Higher
Secondary Schools (VI-XII)
204
38,676
40,234
78,910
1,792
1,374
3,166
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
Upper Primary with

Secondary Schools (VI-X)
9,965
11,27,068
10,96,224
22,23,292
54,718
39,775
94,493
43,861 31,50,812 30,02,598 61,53,410 1,19,717 1,20,416
2,40,133
All types of Schools
TABLE - 19.2
MANAGEMENT WISE SCHOOLS AT A GLANCE FOR THE YEAR 2014-15
Sl.
No.
District
Central
Government
State
Government
MPP/
ZPP
Private
Aided
Private
Unaided
Other
Schools
(incl. NCLP/
Madarsas)
Total
Adilabad
1,267
2,692
35
829
37
4,862
Nizamabad
225
2,042
44
856
75
3,243
Karimnagar
249
2,853
38
1,545
45
4,733
Medak
194
2,809
10
808
48
3,872
Hyderabad
712
291
2,195
184
3,391
Rangareddy
17
123
2,237
48
2,888
55
5,368
Mahabubnagar
298
3,569
54
1,212
53
5,188
Nalgonda
247
3,019
86
1,263
51
4,668
Warangal
532
2,742
108
1,434
55
4,876
10
Khammam
514
2,383
64
645
51
3,660
4,361
24,346
778
13,675
654
43,861
Total
47
Source: DISE data 2014-15 (as on 30th September, 2014)
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249

TABLE - 19.3
PRIMARY SCHOOLS (I-V), 2014-15
Sl. No.
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
ADILABAD
-
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
16
1,324
1486
2,810
22
32
54
246
32,532
24,807
57,339
601
1,361
1,962
28
720
733
1,453
36
72
108
3,268
91,371
87,311
1,78,682
4,130
3,021
7,151
99
3,417
4,666
8,083
73
128
201
1,389
36,473
39,201
75,674
1,838
1,538
3,376
22
2,895
3,730
6,625
40
112
152
287
40,709
30,529
71.238
661
1,681
2,342
63
2,011
3,466
5,477
53
118
171
1,860
85,505
81,592
1,67,097
2,665
3,577
6,242
69
1,589
2,343
3,932
43
79
122
1,917
34,254
38,381
72,635
2,582
1,952
4,534
16
1,040
1,070
2,110
14
16
30
446
49,947
38,633
88,580
906
1,778
2,684
40
1,342
1,250
2,592
32
87
119
2,488
88,172
81,677
1,69,849
3,577
3,912
7,489
59
2140
2,444
4,584
42
89
131
1,913
58,703
62,285
1,20,988
2,336
2,039
4,375
509
372
881
11
20
240
30,613
23,959
54,572
531
1,,614
2,145
30
1,471
975
2,446
65
60
125
2,247
93,436
90,035
1,83,471
2,983
3,813
6,796
i) Central Government
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
(incl. NCLP/ Madarsas)
Total
II
NIZAMABAD
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
III
KARIMNAGAR
iii) MPP ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
(inc NCLP/ Madarsas)
Total
IV
No. of Teachers
No. of
Schools
No. of Enrolments
District/Management
MEDAK
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
250
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No. of Enrolments
No. of Teachers
S1. No.
District/ Management
No. of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
HYDERABAD
222
125
347
14
19
33
519
36,130
39,651
75,781
492
1,909
2,401
iv) Aided
129
8,740
1,5421
24,161
39
417
456
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
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
1,581
1,67,530
1,66,720
3,34,250
1,458
8,105
9,563
38
1,495
2,027
3,522
38
48
86
1,581
63,260
69,847
1,33,107
1,955
2,096
4,051
16
2257
2,213
4,470
11
48
59
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
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

iii) MPP - ZPP
Total
VI
RANGAREDDY
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
VII
MAHABUBNAGAR
-
139
4,380
5,116
9,496
123
154
277
2,479
82,504
91,501
1,74,005
3,080
2,466
5,546
29
2,362
2,432
4,794
66
35
101
404
44,777
30,811
75,588
975
1,917
2,892
40
1,652
1,725
3,377
84
69
153
3,091
1,35,675
1,31,585
2,67,260
4,328
4,641
8,969
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
VIII
NALGONDA
-
95
2,020
2,959
4,979
100
122
222
2,204
50,312
58,130
1,08,442
3,323
2,065
5,388
51
3,196
4,292
7,488
101
76
177
439
62,821
44,801
1,07,622
964
1,826
2,790
28
1,706
1,052
2,758
53
58
111
2,817
1,20,055
1,11,234
2,31,289
4,541
4,147
8,688
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
||
251

No. of Enrolments
No. of Teachers
Sl. No.
No. of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
IX
WARANGAL
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
311
5,639
6,797
12,436
486
230
716
1,935
41,022
45,447
86,469
3,166
1,857
5,023
49
1621
2,312
3,933
70
98
168
514
62,659
46,604
1,09,263
1,411
2,379
3,790
37
1,556
873
2,429
64
59
123
2,847
1,12,497
1,02,033
2,14,530
5,197
4,623
9,820
KHAMMAM
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
360
6,785
6,532
13,317
563
247
810
1,687
36,394
38,037
74,431
2,199
1,521
3,720
37
3,273
3,854
7,127
38
106
144
203
24,352
19,588
43,940
494
1221
1,715
32
595
551
1,146
46
47
93
2,319
71,399
68,562
1,39,961
3,340
3,142
6,482
STATE
222
125
347
14
19
33
2,705
76,485
86,011
1,62,496
3,098
3,209
6,307
17,067
4,46,827
4,89,638
9,36,465
22,812
16,887
39,699
370
27,217
37,182
64,399
410
951
1361
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
25,289
11,85,606
11,29,180
23,14,786
35,674
48,473
84,147
T
O
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools

Total
Source: Commissioner and Director of School Education, Hyderabad.
252
||

TABLE - 19.4
PRIMARY WITH UPPER PRIMARY SCHOOLS (I-VII/ VIII), 2014-15
Sl. No.
No. of Enrolments
No. of Teachers
No. of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
ADILABAD
29
1,913
1761
3674
57
30
87
380
18,101
19,721
37,822
1,023
576
1,599
155
136
291
305
26,930
19,495
46,425
1,163
1,425
2,588
372
302
674
16
33
49
725
47,471
41,415
88,886
2,261
2,068
4,329
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
II
NIZAMABAD
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
III
20
1,208
1,579
2,787
50
40
90
251
11,569
13,272
24,841
780
538
1,318
700
916
1,616
19
12
31
284
25,999
20,666
46,665
1,019
1,373
2,392
10
567
191
758
19
12
31
572
40,043
36,624
76,667
1,887
1,975
3,862
KARIMNAGAR
1
328
289
617
12
641
500
1,141
12
19
326
10,673
12,350
23,023
1,211
750
1,961
171
225
396
20
29
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
519
44,650
36,685
81,335
1,630
1,612
3,242
202
229
431
11
Total
870
56,665
50,278
1,06,943
2,876
2,386
5,262
13
704
1,138
1,842
15
23
38
417
22,039
24,665
46,704
1,027
694
1,721
281
28,708
22,137
50,845
1,031
1,478
2,509
17
1,456
1,206
2,662
44
77
121
729
52,907
49,146
1,02,053
2,119
2,273
4,392
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
IV
MEDAK
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
||
253

Sl. No.
2
HYDERABAD
No. of Teachers
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
271
654
925
32
39
iii) MPP - ZPP
38
2,993
2,909
5,902
26
109
135
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
406
48,804
45,632
94,436
596
2,466
3,062
57
5,819
6,214
12,033
72
124
196
Total
506
57,887
55,409
1,13,296
701
2,731
3,432
529
727
1,256
12
11
23
233
14,309
15,966
30,275
575
554
1,129
15
1,053
1,075
2128
13
58
71
598
70,762
63,245
1,34,007
1,353
3,326
4,679
26
2,772
2,730
5,502
55
133
188
881
89,425
83,743
1,73,168
2,008
4,082
6,090
15
614
1,840
2,454
41
11
52
560
38,388
43,381
81,769
1,504
1,131
2,635
629
632
1,261
21
21
42
394
40,816
27,291
68,107
1,621
1,543
31,64
10
707
846
1,553
26
42
68
986
81,154
73,990
1,55,144
3,213
2,748
5,961
17
924
1,620
2,544
31
28
59
271
13,004
15,355
28,359
982
680
1,662
1043
862
1,905
11
24
35
313
35,076
24,002
59,078
1,065
1,140
2,205
20
1,593
1,697
3,290
46
80
126
629
51,640
43,536
95,176
2,135
1,952
4,087
iv) Aided
RANGAREDDY
VI
iii) MPP - ZPP

iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
MAHABUBNAGAR
VII
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
VIII
No. of Enrolment
No. of
Schools
NALGONDA
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
254
||

No. of Enrolments
No of Teachers
Sl. No.
No. of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
IX
WARANGAL
-
37
2,611
2,213
4,824
96
74
170
344
13,105
15,320
28,425
1,237
729
1,966
26
886
909
1,795
96
44
140
314
25,710
19,889
45,599
1,302
1,161
2,463
14
737
565
1,302
46
31
77
735
43,049
38,896
81,945
2,777
2,039
4,816
23
517
2,569
3,086
23
14
37
399
15,200
15,951
31,151
1,137
641
1,778
272
297
569
16
17
193
18,864
14,100
32,964
661
1,053
1,714
11
547
307
854
35
45
80
630
35,400
33,224
68,624
1,857
1,769
3,626
328
289
617
180
9,932
14,601
24,533
344
270
614
3,181
1,56,388
1,75,981
3,32,369
9,476
6,293
15,769
117
7,902
7,961
15,863
211
298
509
3,607
3,66,319
2,93,142
6,59,461
11,441
16,577
28,018
177
14,772
14,287
29,059
362
585
947
7,263
5,55,641
5,06,261
10,61,902
21,834
24,023
45,857
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
X
KHAMMAM
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
STATE
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools

Total
Source: Commissioner and Directorate of School Education, Hyderabad.
||
255

TABLE - 19.5
PRIMARY WITH UPPER PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOLS (I-XII), 2014-15
Sl. No.
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
ADILABAD
1,151
2,304
3,455
28
15
43
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
1,151
2,304
3,455
28
15
43
12
1,724
4,787
6,511
44
26
70
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
12
1,724
4,787
6,511
44
26
70
Total
II
NIZAMABAD
III
KARIMNAGAR
314
288
602
10
16
11
2,438
3,505
5,943
71
52
123
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
12
2,752
3,793
6,545
81
58
139
540
488
1,028
17
23
17
3,650
6,051
9,701
70
96
166
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
542
198
740
26
45
71
20
4,732
6,737
11,469
113
147
260
Total
IV
No. of Teachers
No. of
Schools
No. of Enrolments
MEDAK
Total
256
||

No. of Enrolments
No. of Teachers
Sl. No.
District/Management
No. of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
HYDERABAD
240
240
480
42
61
103
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
7,011
9,087
16,098
51
399
450
11
7,251
9,327
16,578
93
460
553
3,520
3,143
6,663
70
158
228
10
2,706
3,319
6,025
75
71
146
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
1,734
1,417
3,151
56
99
155
21
7,960
7,879
15,839
201
328
529
11
1,074
5,027
6,101
50
54
104
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
11
1,074
5,027
6,101
50
54
104
372
316
688
11
1,763
4,960
6,723
93
75
168
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
229
138
367
13
2,364
5,414
7,778
98
81
179
Total
VI
RANGAREDDY
Total
VII
MAHABUBNAGAR
Total
VIII
NALGONDA
Total
||
257

No. of Enrolments
No. of Teachers
Sl. No.
No. of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
IX
WARNGAL
1
481
436
917
11
20
14
3,638
5,201
8,839
128
80
208
iii) MPP ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools

15
4,119
5,637
9,756
139
89
228
561
509
1,070
13
1,717
3,684
5,401
61
90
151
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
163
105
268
12
12
vi) Other Schools

11
2,441
4,298
6,739
69
107
176
15
6,028
5,420
11,448
161
248
409
101
19,861
38,838
58,699
620
559
1,179
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
16
9,679
10,945
20,624
135
558
693
132
35,568
55,203
90,771
916
1,365
2,281
Total
X
KHAMMAM
Total
STATE
T
O
T
A
L
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
258
||

TABLE - 19.6
UPPER PRIMARY WITH SECONDARY AND HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOLS (VI-XII), 2014-15
Sl. No.
No. of Enrolments
No. of Teachers
No. of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
ADILABAD
II
303
159
462
16
22
1,424
1,504
2,928
73
40
113
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools

Total
1,727
1,663
3,390
89
46
135
284
187
471
13
21
15
2,698
2,744
5,442
120
76
196
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
135
80
215
12
vi) Other Schools

17
3,117
3,011
6,128
140
89
229
KARIMNAGAR
272
163
435
13
19
46
8,170
9,905
18,075
478
283
761
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools

47
8,442
10,068
18,510
491
289
780
MEDAK
288
157
445
13
10
23
26
4,723
4,341
9,064
173
186
359
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
713
291
1,004
22
23
45
vi) Other Schools

30
5,724
4,789
10,513
208
219
427
NIZAMABAD
Total
III
Total
IV
Total
||
259

No. of Enrolments
No. of Teachers
Sl. No.
District/Management
No. of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
HYDERABAD
420
420
24
25
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
347
378
725
347
798
1,145
25
26
Total
VI
RANGAREDDY
439
455
894
23
18
41
16
2,831
2,852
5,683
81
155
236
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
884
884
20
20
vi) Other Schools

20
4,154
3,307
7,461
124
173
297
173
465
19
24
Total
VII
MAHABUBNAGAR
1 292
1,403
1,440
2,843
49
38
87
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
626
436
1,062
10
16
10
2,321
2,049
4,370
78
49
127
280
185
465
18
24
33
6,250
7,126
13,376
308
206
514
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
326
212
538
Total
VIII
NALGONDA
Total
260
34
6,530
7,311
13,841
||

No. of Enrolments
No. of Teachers
Sl. No.
No. of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
IX
WARANGAL
304
176
480
15
22
30
5,170
6,249
11,419
285
231
516
iii) MPP ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools

31
5,474
6,425
11,899
300
238
538
303
159
462
12
21
537
654
1,191
23
25
48
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools

840
813
1,653
35
34
69
11
2,765
1,814
4,579
142
75
217
185
33,206
37,235
70,441
1,591
1,264
2,855
Total
X
KHAMMAM
Total
STATE
T
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
2,705
1,185
3,890
59
35
94
vi) Other Schools

204
38,676
40,234
78,910
1,792
1,374
3,166
T
A
L
Total
||
261

TABLE - 19.7
PRIMARY WITH UPPER PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS ( I-X ), 2014-15
S1. No.
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
ADILABAD
1
226
142
368
14
17
123
20,651
20,081
40,732
647
180
827
iii) MPP - ZPP
473
485
958
11
19
iv) Aided
42
10,478
6,870
17,348
247
302
549
169
31,828
27,578
59,406
919
493
1,412
13
2,928
1,202
4,130
40
18
58
iii) MPP - ZPP
84
377
461
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
27
5,729
4,277
10,006
153
192
345
Total
42
8,741
5,856
14,597
197
214
411
21
2,416
3,831
6,247
56
35
91
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
62
154
216
60
10,447
8,068
18,515
291
220
511
82
12,925
12,053
24,978
347
255
602
669
588
1,257
19
35
54
11
2,704
1,478
4,182
55
26
81
iii) MPP - ZPP
384
392
776
10
16
iv) Aided
75
16,823
11,387
28,210
403
563
966
78
137
215
91
20,658
13,982
34,640
488
634
1,122
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
II
NIZAMABAD
III
KARIMNAGAR
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
IV
No. of Teachers
No. of
Schools
No. of Enrolments
District/Management
MEDAK
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
262
||

Sl. No.
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
HYDERABAD
535
606
1,141
14
27
41
1,133
412
1,545
48
31
79
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
130
34,616
31,816
66,432
276
917
1,193
671
582
1,253
16
18
140
36,955
33,416
70,371
340
991
1,331
1,960
1,943
3,903
32
104
136
11
1,819
1,921
3,740
39
29
68
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
305
220
525
13
16
129
28,035
24,398
52,433
370
880
1,250
147
32,119
28,482
60,601
444
1,026
1,470
141
117
258
16
3,447
2,370
5,817
60
32
92
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
78
15,252
9,580
24,832
393
448
841
215
215
96
18,840
12,282
31,122
455
480
935
16
2,264
4,063
6,327
85
65
150
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
26
6,264
4,290
10,554
143
120
263
42
8,528
8353
16,881
228
185
413
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
VI
RANGAREDDY
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
VII
MAHABUBNAGAR
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
VIII
No. of Teachers
No. of
Schools
No. of Enrolments
District/Management
NALGONDA
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
||
263

No. of Enrolments
No. of Teachers
Sl. No.
District/Management
No. of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
IX
WARANGAL
-
38
5,713
7,057
12,770
293
136
429
iii) MPP - ZPP
486
482
968
30
37
iv) Aided
70
14,276
10,048
24,324
461
377
838
386
135
521
17
26
43
116
20,861
17,722
38,583
801
546
1,347
312
315
627
18
17
35
25
2,975
5,439
8,414
132
90
222
iii) MPP - ZPP
101
103
204
iv) Aided
51
12,661
9,311
21,972
383
440
823
749
604
1,353
25
34
59
83
16,798
15,772
32,570
564
582
1,146
10
3,843
3,711
7,554
97
186
283
279
46,050
47,854
93,904
1,455
642
2,097
14
1,528
1,839
3,367
61
26
87
367
374
741
13
16
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
1,008
2,08,253
1,75,496
3,83,749
4,783
5,406
10,189
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
X
KHAMMAM
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
STATE
T
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
A
v) Un-aided
L
vi) Other Schools

Total
Source: Commissioner and Director of School Education
264
||

TABLE - 19.8
UPPER PRIMARY WITH SECONDARY SCHOOLS ( VI-X ), 2014-15
No. of Enrolment
No. of Teachers
Sl. No.
District/Management
No. of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
ADILABAD
-
85
5,381
13,189
18,570
304
176
480
347
40,564
39,560
80,124
2,598
1,012
3,610
16
2,056
2,007
4,063
63
40
103
236
27,757
21,408
49,165
1,404
635
2,039
38
17
55
685
75,796
76,181
1,51,977
4,370
1,867
6,237
66
4,008
11,187
15,195
256
245
501
400
43,103
43,691
86,794
2,946
1,455
4,401
15
1,934
3,335
5,269
55
76
131
257
37,007
25,610
62,617
1,405
978
2,383
37
300
337
14
740
86,089
84,123
1,70,212
4,668
2,762
7,430
90
4,333
11,061
15,394
280
178
458
610
54,444
59,058
1,13,502
4,253
1,966
6,219
13
1,270
1,453
2,723
20
11
31
520
53,072
40,394
93,466
2532
1,135
3,667
56
65
121
1,234
1,13,175
1,12,031
2,25,206
7,089
3,291
10,380
68
5,989
10,590
16,579
237
207
444
476
58,120
59,168
1,17,288
3,433
1,823
5,256
527
642
1,169
13
21
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
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
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
II
NIZAMABAD
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
III
KARIMNAGAR
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
IV
MEDAK
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
||
265

No. of Enrolments
No. of Teachers
Sl. No.
No. of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
HYDERABAD
iii) MPP - ZPP
451
13
17
30
18,465
25,608
44,073
846
1,789
2,635
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
vi) Other Schools

10
652
833
1,485
26
60
86
1,36,914
1,46,609
2,83,523
3,070
7,720
10,790
1,151
RANGAREDDY
374
398
772
22
51
73
39
2,048
6,540
8,588
80
140
220
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
1,32,413
1,13,135
2,45,548
3,393
6,056
9,449
1,98,751
1,85,548
3,84,299
6,269
8,603
14,872
110
8,897
19,698
28,595
457
313
770
iii) MPP - ZPP
530
77,236
70,199
1,47,435
3,972
2,117
6,089
18
1,667
2,055
3,722
37
26
63
334
36,236
24,240
60,476
1,850
984
2,834
91
143
234
994 1,24,127
1,16,335
2,40,462
6,323
3,441
9,764
vi) Other Schools

Total
1,049
1,528
MAHABUBNAGAR
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
VIII
313
124
v) Un-aided
VII
182
138
iv) Aided
Total
VI
NALGONDA
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
266
75
4,048
10,976
15,024
221
275
496
544
57,845
56,348
1,14,193
3,901
1,870
5,771
27
3,268
4,188
7,456
60
73
133
484
46,785
32,145
78,930
2,631
946
3,577
150
88
238
18
21
1,133 1,12,096
1,03,745
2,15,841
6,831
3,167
9,998
||

No. of Enrolments
No. of Teachers
Sl. No.
District/Management
No. of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
IX
WARANGAL
2
59
61
120
16
20
102
6,249
15,119
21,368
448
241
689
iii) MPP - ZPP
458
45,511
46,035
91,546
3,532
1,586
5,118
33
1,588
3,788
5,376
93
88
181
536
58,047
41,367
99,414
3,140
1,376
4,516
77
65
142
1,132
1,11,531
1,06,435
2,17,966
7,232
3,296
10,528
94
14,928
14,721
29,649
734
415
1,149
296
34,948
36,231
71,179
2,143
1,286
3,429
23
2,940
4,261
7,201
63
125
188
197
26,010
20,209
46,219
1,102
859
1,961
165
124
289
11
13
613
78,991
75,546
1,54,537
4,053
2,687
6,740
571
772
1,343
51
72
123
911
74,346
1,38,689
2,13,035
3,863
3,979
7,842
4,084
4,74,272
4,73,972
9,48,244
29,529
15,409
44,938
288
25,306
42,033
67,339
587
1,170
1,757
4,653
5,51,307
4,39,123
9,90,430
20,612
19,065
39,677
23
1,266
1,635
2,901
76
80
156
9965
11,27,068
10,96,224
22,23,292
54,718
39,775
94,493
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
X
KHAMMAM
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools
Total
STATE
iii) MPP - ZPP
iv) Aided
v) Un-aided
vi) Other Schools

Total
||
267

TABLE - 19.9
SCHOOLS FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION, 2014-15
No. of Enrolments
No. of Teachers
Sl.
No.
District
No. of
Schools
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
Deaf and Dumb Schools
Adilabad
Nizamabad
54
31
85
Karimnagar
82
32
114
12
Medak
Hyderabad
161
24
185
17
26
Rangareddy
75
89
164
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
96
67
163
10
17
Warangal
173
146
319
10
14
24
10
Khammam
641
389
1,030
40
54
94
Total
b
Schools for Mentally Challenged
Karimnagar
279
72
351
28
37
Warangal
96
62
158
16
375
134
509
18
35
53
Total
c
Schools for Oriental Education (Hindi Maha Vidyalayas & Sanskrit Pathasalas)
Nizamabad
156
178
334
Karimnagar
115
92
207
Warangal
63
55
118
334
325
659
14
Total
d
Schools for Blind
Karimnagar
49
29
78
12
Hyderabad
139
184
323
34
39
Mahabubnagar
92
79
171
10
14
280
292
572
24
41
65
Total
268
||

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
10
11
102.84
101.47
102.18
81.61
82.85
82.22
66.49
73.32
69.78
Nizamabad
98.95
98.38
98.67
85.00
85.01
85.00
72.83
78.31
75.46
Karimnagar
95.11
92.74
93.96
86.33
88.68
87.48
78.28
85.76
81.59
Medak
93.76
92.24
93.02
81.67
81.12
81.40
68.86
74.73
71.68
Hyderabad
115.35
123.11
119.08
99.18
112.08
105.35
78.59
92.88
85.42
Rangareddy
112.15
113.47
112.79
106.61
104.75
105.71
90.51
91.73
91.10
Mahabubnagar
89.17
90.68
89.90
71.60
71.92
71.76
60.70
60.73
60.72
Nalgonda
92.73
92.95
92.83
79.98
80.80
80.38
73.07
76.28
74.61
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
Adilabad
Source: Commissioner and Director of School Education, Hyderabad
TABLE - 19.11
DROPOUT RATES IN CLASSES I-V, I-VIII AND I-X, 2014-15
Sl.
No.
District
Classes (I-V)
Classes (I-VIII)
Classes (I-X)
Boys
Girls
Total
Boys
Girls
Total
Boys
Girls
Total
10
11
Adilabad
21.55
23.08
22.29
38.77
36.75
37.80
47.15
42.38
44.83
Nizamabad
12.65
11.71
12.20
27.06
22.50
24.85
30.66
26.16
28.17
Karimnagar
17.77
16.19
17.01
25.02
22.41
23.75
31.38
24.47
28.02
Medak
23.47
23.96
23.71
38.89
37.32
38.13
44.80
42.56
43.69
Hyderabad
0.35
-2.11
-0.87
27.61
22.30
24.97
37.65
31.58
34.63
Rangareddy
14.04
12.74
13.42
21.51
21.98
21.73
28.14
28.08
28.11
Mahabubnagar
28.06
28.77
28.41
40.67
41.27
40.96
49.34
50.33
49.82
Nalgonda
26.68
26.59
26.64
36.42
35.66
36.05
41.14
40.06
40.61
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
19.52
18.95
19.25
31.93
30.31
31.14
38.76
36.31
37.56
Total
Source: Commissioner and Director of School Education, Hyderabad
||
269

TABLE - 19.12
DISTRICT INSTITUTES OF EDUCAIONAL TRAINING, 2014-15
No. of Teachers
Sl.
No.
District
No. of
Institutes
Total
Enrolment
Men
Women
Total
Adilabad
300
Nizamabad
300
Karimnagar
300
Medak
300
Hyderabad
300
Rangareddy
300
Mahabubnagar
300
Nalgonda
200
Warangal
300
10
Khammam
200
10
2800
37
45
Total
TABLE - 19.13
GOVERNMENT BACKWARD CLASSES WELFARE HOSTELS, 2014-15
Pre Matric Hostels
Sl.
No.
District
No. of Hostels for
No. of Students
Boys
Girls
Total
Boys
Girls
Total
Adilabad
40
10
50
2,766
562
3,328
Nizamabad
31
40
2,193
940
3,133
Karimnagar
43
52
2,845
747
3,592
Medak
50
15
65
3,953
968
4,921
Hyderabad
10
14
808
241
1,049
Rangareddy
36
11
47
3,620
1,184
4,804
Mahabubnagar
47
15
62
6,348
2,042
8,390
Nalgonda
48
20
68
2,883
3,635
6,518
Warangal
38
11
49
2,924
932
3,856
10
Khammam
30
13
43
3,050
971
4,021
373
117
490
31,390
12,222
43,612
Total
Source: Commissioner of BC Welfare, Hyderabad.
270
||

Post Matric Hostels
Sl.
No.
District
No. of Hostels for
No. of Students
Boys
Girls
Total
Boys
Girls
Total
10
11
12
13
14
Adilabad
10
10
20
559
551
1,110
Nizamabad
10
10
20
238
214
452
Karimnagar
13
13
26
715
842
1,557
Medak
18
570
279
849
Hyderabad
20
16
36
1,502
962
2,464
Rangareddy
13
15
28
1,139
860
1,999
Mahabubnagar
14
15
29
505
757
1,262
Nalgonda
13
13
26
924
1,990
2,914
Warangal
12
12
24
606
403
1,009
10
Khammam
10
10
20
497
703
1,200
124
123
247
7,255
7,561
14,816
Total

Total Hostels
Sl.
No.
District
No. of Hostels for
No. of Students
Boys
Girls
Total
Boys
Girls
Total
15
16
17
18
19
20
Adilabad
50
20
70
3,325
1,113
4,438
Nizamabad
41
19
60
2,431
1,154
3,585
Karimnagar
56
22
78
3,560
1,589
5,149
Medak
59
24
83
4,523
1,247
5,770
Hyderabad
30
20
50
2,310
1,203
3,513
Rangareddy
49
26
75
4,759
2,044
6,803
Mahabubnagar
61
30
91
6,853
2,799
9,652
Nalgonda
61
33
94
3,807
5,625
9,432
Warangal
50
23
73
3,530
1,335
4,865
10
Khammam
40
23
63
3,547
1,674
5,221
497
240
737
38,645
19,783
58,428
Total
Source: Commissioner of BC Welfare, Hyderabad
||
271

TABLE - 19.14
GOVERNMENT HOSTELS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES STUDENTS (CLASSES I TO X), 2014-15
Sl.
No.
District
No. of Hostels
No. of Students
Boys
Girls
Total
Boys
Girls
Total
Adilabad
56
15
71
3,482
1,315
4,797
Nizamabad
50
12
62
3,264
1,377
4,641
Karimnagar
72
26
98
3,731
1,854
5,585
Medak
60
22
82
5,010
1,931
6,941
Hyderabad
15
473
526
999
Rangareddy
44
18
62
2,528
1,273
3,801
Mahabubnagar
81
21
102
10,189
3,501
13,690
Nalgonda
85
36
121
6,312
3,444
9,756
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
Hostels
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
No.
3
Ashram Schools
No. of Students
No. of Students
No.
Boys
Girls
Total
Boys
Girls
Total
10
1,253
1,253
116
17,642
20,069
37,711
Nizamabad
11
288
1,085
1,373
640
640
Karimnagar
11
340
763
1,103
14
852
826
1,678
Medak
15
466
1,385
1,851
147
311
458
Hyderabad
129
588
717
Rangareddy
12
688
1,955
2,643
996
361
1,357
Mahabubnagar
21
2,112
4,469
6,581
16
1,724
1,736
3,460
Nalgonda
39
3,026
8,829
11,855
11
2,145
810
2,955
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
203
15,071
28,290
43,361
283
41,257
43,301
84,558
Total
Source: Commissioner of Tribal Welfare, Hyderabad.
272
||

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
Adilabad
14
24
Nizamabad
14
22
Karimnagar
16
27
Medak
19
34
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
12
19
Mahabubnagar
14
28
Nalgonda
12
24
Warangal
17
34
10
Khammam
13
24
135
38
23
47
243
Total
TABLE - 19.17
RESULTS OF S.S.C EXAMINATIONS, 2014 AND 2015
Students in 2014
Students in 2015
Sl.
No.
Examination/
Students
Appeared
Passed
% Passed
Appeared
Passed
% Passed
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
4,99,390
4,28,334
85.77
5,13,473
3,98,267
77.56
(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
1,20,865
55,017
45.52
1,27,543
80,243
62.91
Total
II
S.S.C. (June)
Total
Source: Directorate of Government Examinations, Hyderabad.
||
273

TABLE - 19.18
RESULTS OF INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATIONS, 2014 AND 2015
Students in 2014
Students in 2015
Sl.
No.
Examination/
Students
Appeared
Passed
% Passed
Appeared
Passed
% Passed
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
3,95,949
2,38,310
60.19
3,78,973
2,32,937
61.47
Total
II
Intermediate (June) (Regular Candidates only)
(i)
Boys
-Nil-
-Nil-
-Nil-
-Nil-
-Nil-
-Nil-
(ii)
Girls
-Nil-
-Nil-
-Nil-
-Nil
-Nil-
-Nil-
-Nil-
-Nil-
-Nil-
-Nil-
-Nil-
-Nil
Total
Source: TS Board of Intermediate Education, Hyderabad
TABLE - 19.19
FUNCTIONING OF JUNIOR COLLEGES, 2014-15
No. of Colleges for
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
173
Nizamabad
Number Enrolled
No. of Lecturers
Boys/
Co-edn.
Girls
Total
Boys
Girls
Total
Men
Women
Total
10
11
20
193
9,179
10,425
19,604
1,443
367
1,810
146
16
162
13,431
14,068
27,499
1,397
448
1,845
Karimnagar
301
18
319
18,893
23,299
42,192
2,408
744
3,152
Medak
198
15
213
15,109
14,560
29,669
1,458
488
1,946
Hyderabad
150
158
12,447
12,374
24,821
417
572
989
Rangareddy
299
16
315
31,245
26,945
58,190
1,728
986
2,714
Mahabubnagar
239
21
260
17,875
16,288
34,163
1,777
482
2,259
Nalgonda
288
15
303
18,827
18,775
37,602
2,533
569
3,102
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
2,333
160
2,493
1,69,088
1,73,666
3,42,754
17,133
5,981
23,114
Total
Source: TS Board of Intermediate Education, Hyderabad.
274
||

TABLE - 19.20
FUNCTIONING OF UNIVERSITY WISE DEGREE COLLEGES, 2014-15
Colleges (Co-education )
Sl.
No.
University
Osmania University
Kakatiya University
Satavahana University
Palamuru University
Mahatma Gandhi
University
Telangana University
State
Management
No. of
Colleges
4
No. of Students
No. of Lecturers
Men
Women
Men
Women
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
Government
31
10,690
5,918
404
129
Private-aided
2,925
1,440
78
32
Total
37
13,615
7,358
482
161
Government
14
5,217
2,317
205
39
Private-aided
65
132
Total
16
5,282
2,449
208
40
Government
16
8,844
3,303
198
52
Private-aided
839
298
30
Total
17
9,683
3,601
228
61
Government
4,576
3,088
128
25
Private-aided
1,904
817
40
17
Total
11
6,480
3,905
168
42
Government
11
5,454
4,002
137
24
Private-aided
44
52
Total
13
5,498
4,054
142
28
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
||
275

Colleges for Women
Sl.
No.
University
Osmania University
Kakatiya University
Palamuru University
Mahatma Gandhi
University
State
276
Management
No. of
Colleges
9
No. of Students
No. of Lecturers
Men
Women
Men
Women
10
11
12
13
Government
11
5,783
29
140
Private-aided
11
15,416
20
638
Total
22
21,199
49
778
Government
2,907
24
84
Private-aided
2,439
49
Total
5,346
27
133
Government
3,673
14
71
Private-aided
Total
3,673
14
71
Government
4,371
12
10
Private-aided
Total
4,371
12
10
Government
1,233
15
Private-aided
Total
1,233
15
Government
Private-aided
565
29
Total
565
29
Government
23
17,967
86
320
Private-aided
15
18,420
31
716
Total
38
36,387
117
1,036
||

Total Colleges
Sl.
No.
1
University
Osmania University
Kakatiya University
Palamuru University
Mahatma Gandhi
University
State
Management
No. of Students
No. of Lecturers
No. of
Colleges
Men
Women
Men
Women
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
2,925
3,879
81
81
Total
45
13,615
12,704
509
294
Government
16
5,217
5,990
219
110
Private-aided
65
132
Total
18
5,282
6,122
222
111
Government
20
8,844
7,674
210
62
Private-aided
839
298
30
Total
21
9,683
7,972
240
71
Government
10
4,576
4,321
135
40
Private-aided
1,904
817
40
17
Total
12
6,480
5,138
175
57
Government
11
5,454
4,002
137
24
Private-aided
44
617
13
33
Total
14
5,498
4,619
150
57
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.
||
277

TABLE - 19.21
UNIVERSITY WISE AND COURSE WISE NUMBER OF STUDENTS, 2014-15
Graduates
Sl.
No.
B.A.
University
B.Sc.
B.Com.
Total
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women
10
Osmania university
5,228
5,353
7,872
11,481
16,272
13,229
29,372
30,063
Kakatiya university
4,621
3,284
3,786
4,466
4,207
3,209
12,614
10,959
Satavahana university
1,664
1,766
1,310
1,879
1,797
1,554
4,771
5,199
Palamuru university
3,686
2,334
3,461
3,930
2,168
1,398
9,315
7,662
Mahatma Gandhi
university
2,483
1,274
2,180
2,361
1,474
1,145
6,137
4,780
Telangana university
2,013
1,454
1,928
2,081
1,267
745
5,208
4,280
19,695
15,465
20,537
26,198
27,185
21,280
67,417
62,943
Total

Post Graduates
Sl.
No.
University
M.A.
M.Sc.
Men Women Men

11
12
13
M.Com.
Women
Men
14
15
M.C.A.
Total
M.B.A.
Women Men Women Men Women

16
17
18
19
20
Men
Women
21
22
Osmania
University
520
585
580
1,457
307
394 130
78
151
500
1,688
3,014
Kakatiya
University
423
575
207
472
317
534
73
54
91
1,001
1,745
Satavahana
University
245
301
82
264
184
358
511
923
Palamuru
University
175
123
146
154
46
33
367
310
Mahatma
Gandhi
University
124
85
148
180
71
93
343
358
Telangana
University
113
96
65
169
112
74
290
339
1,486 130
151
205
591 4,200
6,689
Total
278
1,600 1,765 1,228
2,696 1,037
||

Sl.
No.
University
Total Combined
(Men and Women)
Graduates and
Post Graduates Grand Total
Graduates
Post Graduates
23
24
Men
Women
Combined
25
26
27
Osmania University
59,435
4,702
31,060
33,077
64,137
Kakatiya University
23,573
2,746
13,615
12,704
26,319
9,970
1,434
5,282
6,122
11,404
Palamuru University
16,977
677
9,682
7,972
17,654
Mahatma Gandhi University
10,917
701
6,480
5,138
11,618
9,488
629
5,498
4,619
10,117
1,30,360
10,889
71,617
69,632
1,41,249
Total
Source: Commissioner of Collegiate Education, Hyderabad.
TABLE - 19.22
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION COLLEGES AND SEATS, 2014-15
No. of Colleges
Sl.
No.
District
No. of Seats
Govt.
Private
Total
Govt.
Private
Total
Adilabad
440
440
Nizamabad
13
13
1,380
1,380
Karimnagar
19
19
1,940
1,940
Medak
21
21
2,120
2,120
Hyderabad
25
27
320
3,083
3,403
Rangareddy
50
50
5,152
5,152
Mahabubnagar
41
42
112
4,385
4,497
Nalgonda
50
51
112
5,060
5,172
Warangal
27
29
260
2,860
3,120
10
Khammam
18
18
1,820
1,820
268
274
804
28,240
29,044
Total
Source: Council of Higher Education, Hyderabad.
||
279

TABLE - 19.23
ENGINEERING AND POLYTECHNIC COLLEGES AND SEATS, 2014-15
Polytechnic Colleges
Engineering Colleges
Sl.
No.
District
No. of Colleges
No. of Seats
Total
Total
No. of
Students
11
12
No. of Colleges
Govt.
Private
Total
Govt.
Private
Total
Govt. Private
9
10
Adilabad
420
420
1,380
Nizamabad
10
11
1,440
1,440
13
2,530
Karimnagar
17
19
570
4,680
5,250
10
14
3,120
Medak
25
27
336
5,740
6,076
11
14
25
5,280
Hyderabad
26
32
840
8,900
9,740
11
3,510
Rangareddy
154
155
12
50,835
50,847
63
69
16,730
Mahabubnagar
10
10
960
960
12
2,580
Nalgonda
43
44
6,330
6,330
42
46
13,010
Warangal
27
29
600
10,410
11,010
20
24
5,310
10
Khammam
23
25
285
4,290
4,575
26
29
8,340
17
337
354
2,643
94,005
96,648
54
196
250
61,790
Total
Source: Council of Higher Education, Hyderabad and Commissioner of Technical Education, Hyderabad
TABLE -19.24
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGES AND SEATS, 2014-15
No. of Colleges
No. of Students
Sl.
No.
District
Govt.
Private
Total
Govt. Colleges
Private Colleges
Total
Adilabad
120
120
Nizamabad
30
900
930
Karimnagar
29
31
120
5,400
5,520
Medak
16
17
60
1,860
1,920
Hyderabad
82
82
10,020
10,020
Rangareddy
162
166
300
19,784
20,084
Mahabubnagar
10
60
780
840
Nalgonda
38
39
120
4,560
4,680
Warangal
34
43
660
5,400
6,060
10
Khammam
31
33
120
4,740
4,860
21
410
431
1,470
53,564
55,034
Total
280
||

TABLE - 19.25
MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATION COLLEGES AND SEATS, 2014-15
No. of Colleges
Sl.
No.
District
No. of Seats
Govt.
Private
Total
Govt.
Private
Total
Adilabad
Nizamabad
30
70
100
Karimnagar
100
380
480
Medak
60
180
240
Hyderabad
32
32
2,140
2,140
Rangareddy
17
22
300
1,110
1,410
Mahabubnagar
60
60
Nalgonda
60
360
420
Warangal
240
456
696
10
Khammam
300
300
15
73
88
850
4,996
5,846
Total
TABLE - 19.26
PHARMACY AND MEDICAL COLLEGES AND SEATS, 2014-15
Pharmacy Colleges
Sl.
No.
District
No. of Colleges
Medical Colleges
No. of seats
No. of Colleges
Govt.
Private
Total
Govt.
Private
Total
Govt.
Private
Total
10
11
Adilabad
Nizamabad
260
260
Karimnagar
11
680
680
Medak
11
11
940
940
Hyderabad
12
12
1,000
1,000
Rangareddy
59
59
5,760
5,760
Mahabubnagar
380
380
Nalgonda
21
21
2,480
2,480
Warangal
36
37
60
3,600
3,660
10
Khammam
10
10
1,160
1,160
15
21
11
Out Side the State
4
167
171
60
16,260
16,320
Total
Source: Council of Higher Education, Hyderabad. Source: Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences.
||
281

TABLE - 19.27
UNIVERSITY WISE COLLEGES OFFERING MEDICAL COURSES, 2014-15
Sl.
No.
University/ Course
No. of Colleges
Students Intake
Govt.
Private
Total
Govt.
Private
Total
I Osmania University
1
Medical
15
20
850
1,500
2,350
Dental
10
11
40
1,000
1,040
Ayurveda
100
150
250
Homeopathy
60
50
110
Naturopathy
30
30
Unani
60
100
160
Nursing
74
79
280
3,880
4,160
Physiotherapy
17
17
800
800
B.Sc. (MLT)
18
21
60
725
785
19
139
158
1,480
8,205
9,685
Medical
150
150
Dental
140
140
B.Sc. (MLT)
40
40
Naturopathy
Unani
Sub-Total
330
330
Grand Total
24
139
163
1,810
8,205
10,015
Sub-Total
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
10
Medical
15
21
850
1,500
150
2,500
Dental
10
13
40
1,000
140
1,180
Ayurveda
100
150
250
Homeopathy
60
50
110
Naturopathy
30
30
Unani
60
100
160
Nursing
74
79
280
3,880
4,160
Physiotherapy
17
17
800
800
B.Sc. (MLT)
18
23
60
725
40
825
19
139
163
1,480
8,205
330
10,015
Total
Source: Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences.
282
||
20. Economic Census

Economic Census is the process of complete
enumeration
of
all
the
establishments
goods and services for the market (i.e. for pay or
or
profit) including those of government Services,
enterprises engaged in economic activity within
and production of primary commodities for own
the geographical boundaries of the country/
consumption and own
state/district. Any activity resulting in production
fixed assets, except those involved in crop
of goods and services that adds value to the
production and plantation, public administration,
national product is considered an economic
defense and compulsory social security.
account production of
activity. Such activities include production of all
Enterprises as per 6th Economic Census

In this chapter, efforts are made to
commenced in the month of February, 2013 and
present, the provisional figures in brief, the total
completed in the month of July, 2013 along with
number of enterprises existing and the number of
comparison of some of the details with that of
persons working in the enterprises, district-wise
5th Economic Census held during 2005, in the
according
to
the
6th
Economic
Census
||
State.
283
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
284
||

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
Adilabad
16,246
9,802
51,695
77,743
Nizamabad
19,742
30,666
36,032
86,440
Karimnagar
28,845
39,891
49,374
1,18,110
Medak
29,074
53,064
77,718
1,59,856
Hyderabad
Rangareddy
22,527
20,712
27,386
70,625
Mahabubnagar
34,234
57,367
54,522
1,46,123
Nalgonda
42,109
77,122
1,10,247
2,29478
Warangal
21,151
63,059
58,722
1,42,932
10
Khammam
23,473
75,127
51,216
1,49,816
2,37,401
4,26,810
5,16,912
11,81,123
Total
TABLE - 20.2
NUMBER OF ENTERPRISES AS PER 6TH ECONOMIC CENSUS (URBAN)
(Provisional)
Sl.
No.
District
Outside HH with
fixed structure
Outside HH without
fixed structure
Inside HH
Total
Adilabad
14,615
5,715
12,232
32,562
Nizamabad
15,138
5,262
6,517
26,917
Karimnagar
25,318
6,511
10,115
41,944
Medak
20,667
10,147
12,213
43,027
Hyderabad
1,82,543
90,549
80,955
3,54,047
Rangareddy
1,06,397
44,971
49,040
2,00,408
Mahabubnagar
19,249
9,983
12,844
42,076
Nalgonda
24,005
9,676
13,753
47,434
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
||
285

TABLE - 20.3
NUMBER OF ENTERPRISES AS PER 6TH ECONOMIC CENSUS (COMBINED)
(Provisional)
Sl.
No.
District
Outside HH with
fixed structure
Outside HH without
fixed structure
Inside HH
Total
Adilabad
30,861
15,517
63,927
1,10,305
Nizamabad
34,880
35,928
42,549
1,13,357
Karimnagar
54,163
46,402
59,489
1,60,054
Medak
49,741
63,211
89,931
2,02,883
Hyderabad
1,82,543
90,549
80,955
3,54,047
Rangareddy
1,28,924
65,683
76,426
2,71,033
Mahabubnagar
53,483
67,350
67,366
1,88,199
Nalgonda
66,114
86,798
1,24,000
2,76,912
Warangal
42,907
79,476
76,682
1,99065
10
Khammam
41,584
1,03,446
65,384
2,10,414
6,85,200
6,54,360
746709
20,86,269
Total
TABLE - 20.4
NUMBER OF PERSONS WORKING IN ENTERPRISES AS PER 6TH ECONOMIC CENSUS (RURAL)
(Provisional)
Sl.
No.
District
Hired
Non-Hired
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
Grand Total
(Col. 5 + 8)
Adilabad
35,201
19,833
55,034
30,801
42,712
73,513
1,28,547
Nizamabad
37,802
1,16,390
1,54,192
58,026
34,216
92,242
2,46,434
Karimnagar
66,058
59,854
1,25,912
1,02,379
28,207
1,30,586
2,56,498
Medak
87,582
53,559
1,41,141
1,07,828
72655
1,80,483
3,21,624
Hyderabad
,-
Rangareddy
72,674
27,795
1,00,469
59,922
25,163
85,085
1,85,554
Mahabubnagar
70,551
33,614
1,04,165
1,09,114
61,633
1,70,747
2,74,912
Nalgonda
74,816
25,918
1,00,734
1,65,232
1,39,705
3,04,937
4,05,671
Warangal
53,275
21,558
74,833
1,16,207
40,607
1,56,814
2,31,647
62,019
19,184
81,203
1,29,796
88,702
2,18,498
2,99,701
5,59,978
3,77,705
9,37,683
8,79,305
5,33,600
14,12,905
23,50,588
10 Khammam
Total
286
||

TABLE - 20.5
NUMBER OF PERSONS WORKING IN ENTERPRISES AS PER 6TH ECONOMIC CENSUS (URBAN)
(Provisional)
Sl.
No.
District
Hired
Non-Hired
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
Grand Total
(Col. 5 + 8)
Adilabad
49,154
8,911
58,065
24,136
9,008
33,144
91,209
Nizamabad
32,971
20,949
53,920
25,370
7,332
32,702
86,622
Karimnagar
61,934
12,400
74,334
33,125
7,555
40,680
1,15,014
Medak
81,772
23,002
1,04,774
35,205
15,356
50,561
1,55,335
Hyderabad
7,04,908
3,67,198
10,72,106
3,27,695
74,317
4,02,012
14,74,118
Rangareddy
4,20,212
1,45,028
5,65,240
1,72,812
60,405
2,33,217
7,98,457
Mahabubnagar
43,636
15,350
58,986
36,928
12,358
49,286
1,08,272
Nalgonda
49,916
16,008
65,924
38,323
19,725
58,048
1,23,972
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
15,68,179
6,50,945
22,19,124
8,02,658 2,39,830
10,42,488
32,61,612
Total
TABLE - 20.6
NUMBER OF PERSONS WORKING IN ENTERPRISES AS PER 6TH ECONOMIC CENSUS (COMBINED)
(Provisional)
Sl. No.
District
Hired
Non-Hired
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
Grand Total
(Col. 5 + 8)
Adilabad
84,355
28,744
1,13,099
54,937
51,720
1,06,657
2,19,756
Nizamabad
70,773
1,37,339
2,08,112
83,396
41,548
1,24,944
3,33,056
Karimnagar
1,27,992
72,254
2,00,246
1,35,504
35,762
1,71,266
3,71,512
Medak
1,69,354
76,561
2,45,915
1,43,033
88,011
2,31,044
4,76,959
Hyderabad
7,04,908
3,67,198
10,72,106
3,27,695
74,317
4,02,012
14,74,118
Rangareddy
4,92,886
1,72,823
6,65,709
2,32,734
85,568
3,18,302
9,84,011
Mahabubnagar
1,14,187
48,964
1,63,151
1,46,042
73,991
2,20,033
3,83,184
Nalgonda
1,24,732
41,926
1,66,658
2,03,555
1,59,430
3,62,985
5,29,643
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
21,28,157
10,28,650
31,56,807 16,81,963
7,73,430
24,55,393
56,12,200
Total
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287

TABLE - 20.7
ENTERPRISES ACCORDING TO FIFTH (2005) AND SIXTH (2013) ECONOMIC CENSUS (Provisional)
Rural
Urban
Total ( R + U)
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
35,502
77,743
118.98
17,002
32,562
91.52
Nizamabad
68,189
86,440
26.77
18,169
26,917
Karimnagar
1,01,298
1,18,110
16.60
22,071
Medak
86,005
1,59,856
85.87
18,848
Hyderabad
,-
Rangareddy
54,711
Mahabubnagar
8
9
5th EC
6th EC
%
Growth
5th EC
6th EC
%
Growth
5th EC
6th EC
%
Growth
10
11
52,504
1,10,305
110.09
48.15
86,358
1,13,357
31.26
41,944
90.04
1,23,369
1,60,054
29.74
43,027
128.28
1,04,853
2,02,883
93.49
1,80,308 3,54,047
96.36
1,80,308
3,54,047
96.36
70,625
29.09
75,007 2,00,408
167.19
1,29,718
2,71,033
108.94
1,08,380
1,46,123
34.82
19,023
42,076
121.18
1,27,403
1,88,199
47.72
Nalgonda
1,07,721
2,29,478
113.03
17,431
47,434
172.12
1,25,152
2,76,912
121.26
Warangal
1,14,322
1,42,932
25.03
34,259
56,133
63.85
1,48,581
1,99,065
33.98
70,093
1,49,816
113.74
24,902
60,598
143.35
94,995
2,10,414
121.5
111.97 11,73,241 20,86,269
77.82
10 Khammam
Total
7,46,221 11,81,123
58.28 4,27,020 9,05,146
TABLE - 20.8
PERSONS WORKING IN ENTERPRISES ACCORDING TO FIFTH (2005) AND SIXTH (2013)
ECONOMIC CENSUS (Provisional)
Rural
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
Urban
Total (R+U)
5th EC
6th EC
%
Growth
5th EC
6th EC
%
Growth
5th EC
6th EC
%
Growth
10
11
93,011
1,28,547
38.21
59,101
91,209
54.33
1,52,112
2,19,756
44.47
Nizamabad
2,38,583
2,46,434
3.29
56,626
86,622
52.97
2,95,209
3,33,056
12.82
Karimnagar
2,54,422
2,56,498
0.82
75,569
1,15,014
52.2
3,29,991
3,71,512
12.58
Medak
2,55,117
3,21,624
26.07
79,765
1,55,335
94.74
3,34,882
4,76,959
42.43
Hyderabad
30.32 11,31,112 14,74,118
30.32
Rangareddy
1,85,083
1,85,554
0.25
3,31,456
Mahabubnagar
2,39,410
2,74,912
14.83
Nalgonda
2,74,912
4,05,671
Warangal
2,51,824
10
Khammam
1,67,836
Total
288
- 11,31,112 14,74,118
7,98,457 140.89
5,16,539
9,84,011
90.5
91,273
1,08,272
18.62
3,30,683
3,83,184
15.88
47.56
69,092
1,23,972
79.43
3,44,004
5,29,643
53.96
2,31,647
-8.01
1,14,976
1,47,065
27.91
3,66,800
3,78,712
3.25
2,99,701
78.57
1,04,186
1,61,548
55.06
2,72,022
4,61,249
69.56
54.35 40,73,354 56,12,200
37.78
19,60,198 23,50,588
19.92 21,13,156 32,61,612
||
21. Local Bodies

Local Bodies are the institutions of Local Self
constituted for a revenue Mandal, as such, both the
Government and play a pivotal role in local
Mandal Praja Parishads and the revenue Mandals are
governance and development. The Local bodies in
coterminous comprising of group of villages in the
state are broadly classified into two categories viz.,
State.
Rural Local Bodies and Urban Local Bodies. The Local
Zilla Praja Parishad is a local government body at
bodies constituted for local Planning, development
the district level in the state. It looks after the
and administration in rural areas are referred as
administration of the rural area of the district and its
Rural Local Bodies (Gram Panchayats, Mandal Praja
office is located at the district headquarters. The
Parishads
Hindi word Parishad means Council and Zilla
those
and
Zilla
Praja
Parishads)
and
institutions constituted for local Planning,
development and administration in Urban areas are

referred
as
Urban
Local
Bodies
(Municipal
Corporations, Municipalities, Nagar Panchayats).
of
Rural
Self
Government
in
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
A Gram Panchayat is the Grass root level statutory

institution
Parishad translates to District Council
exceptions to that, as previously nagar palikas were
the
constituted in urban centers with population over
Panchayat Raj system at the village or small town
20,000 so all the urban bodies which were previously
level, and has a Sarpanch as its elected head.
The
classified as Nagar palika were reclassified as Nagar
word Panchayat comes from Sanskrit panch meaning
palika even if their population was under 100,000.
five. This is because such councils originally are
Under the Panchayat Raj system, it interacts directly
consisted of five members. Gram Panchayat is the
with the state government, though it is administra-
Grass root level statutory institution of Rural Self
tively part of the district. Generally, smaller district
Government.
cities and bigger towns have a Nagar palika. Nagar
Mandal Praja Parishad is a local government body
palikas are also a form of local self-government,
at the Mandal level in the state. The Mandal Praja
entrusted with some duties and responsibilities, as
Parishad is the link between the Gram Panchayat and
enshrined and guided upon by the Constitutional
the Zilla Praja Parishad. A Mandal Praja Parishad is
(74th Amendment) Act, 1992.
Municipal Corporations
Municipal
Corporations are
urban local
governing body that can work for providing
government that works for the development of
necessary community services like health care,
a city, which has a population of more than one
educational institution, housing, transport etc. by
million. The growing population and urbanization
collecting property tax and fixed grant from the
in various cities of India necessitated a local
State Government.
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289

Major functions to be performed by
shelters for travelers; iv. Construction, repair &
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
maintenance of public places and buildings for

public use; v. Laying out new roads, footpaths
and its maintenance etc.
Functioning of Local Bodies and Mandals

There are 8,695 Gram Panchayats, 438
as on 31st March, 2016. Pictorial representation
Mandal Praja Parishads, 25 Nagar Panchayats, 37
of number of mandals and Gram Panchayats
Municipalities and 6 Municipal Corporations, the
existing is shown in the and are shown in the
local self
following graph.
governments, functioning in the State
The Local Bodies are getting grants from the
chapter to explain the Income and Expenditure of
central and state budgets apart from generating
Greater
their own resources and utilize them in the
Municipalities,
process of discharging their legitimate functions
Praja Parishads and Gram Panchayats in the State.
as stated above.
Table
Hyderabad
Zilla
Municipal
Praja
Corporation,
Parishads,
Efforts have been made in this

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
290
Mandal
||

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
A. Taxes
1
Property Tax
2
Vacant Land Tax
3
Advertisement Tax
4
Tax on Animals
5
Taxes on Carriages & Carts
Total Taxes
B. Non-Taxes
6
Water Charges
7
Receipts from Sale of water
8
Receipts from Sale of Water through Tankers
9
Water Supply Donations
10
Market Fee
11
Quarters Rent
12
Slaughter House Fee
13
Shop Room Rent
14
Cycle Stand Fee
15
D & O Trades License Fee
16
Betterment/ Development Charges
17
Building License Fee
18
Encroachment Fee
19
Sale of Rubbish
20
Lay out Fee
21
Mutation Fee
22
Certificate Fee & Sale Forms
23
Miscellaneous Fee
24
Lease Of Vacant site
25
Other Receipt
Total Non Taxes
60,052.00
9.00
1,949.00
1.00
62,011.00
77,575.15
43.03
2,017.09
0.40
79,635.67
7.00
44.00
2,114.00
9,770.00
11,860.00
195.00
429.00
2.00
24,421.00
8.84
40.78
2,571.00
14,803.59
17,120.23
333.73
477.89
0.08
35,356.14
A. Assigned Revenues
26
Entertainment Tax
27
Surcharge on Stamp duty
28
Profession Tax
Total Assigned Revenues
3,046.00
25,752.00
5,047.00
33,845.00
1,459.79
34,215.96
5,000.00
40,675.75
50.00
5,047.00
65.00
5,162.00
37.52
300.00
337.52
B. Non-Plan Grants
29
30
31
32
33
34
Per Capita Grant

Assistance under SFC
Octroie Compensation
Profession Tax Compensation
Property Tax Compensation
TFC
Total Non-Plan Grants
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291

INCOME OF GREATER HYDERABAD MUNICIPAL CORPORATION (GHMC), 2011-12 AND 2012-13
(Rs. in Lakh)
Sl. No.
Item
2011-12
2012-13
4
C. Plan Grants
RNB
35.
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
54
UBS
JNURM
14,482.00
8,200.18
55
Contribution ( BPS & LRS )
11,709.00
22,685.10
th
56
13 Finance Commission
57
MMTS
58
COP-11
59
Contributions
60
Others
5597.00
11,204.00
14,952.27
12,571.90
2,830.00
2,494.00
227.68
45,822.00
61,131.13
124.00
38.30
1,034.00
738.18
35.00
207.40
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
Total Plan Grants

Other Income (Specify)
61
Census Grant
62
Election Grant
63
MEPMA (Mission for Elimination of Poverty In Municipal Area)
64
Re-imbursement of Govt. Departments
65
Other
Source: GHMC, Hyderabad.
292
||

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
29,363.00
52,939.61
16,900.00
21,327.62
8,624.00
9,570.42
a) Capital
7,579.00
10,080.26
b) Maintenance
3,479.00
3,302.74
3,457.00
3,456.06
371.00
679.80
208.00
614.35
3,718.00
25,972.50
382.00
157.98
3,747.00
3,065.62
a) Capital
2,388.00
1,782.93
b) Maintenance
2,838.00
2,998.32
a) Capital
25,629.00
18,913.75
b) Maintenance
49,401.00
22,379.32
56,543.00
56,332.95
1,01,541.00
1,31,588.86
8780.00
10,680.53
1,10,321.00
1,31,588.86
56,543.00
56,332.95
1,66,864.00
1,87,921.81
Pay and Allowances
Roads
a) Capital
b) Maintenance
Drains and Culverts
Buildings
a) Capital
b) Maintenance
Public Health
Sanitation
a) Capital
b) Maintenance
Water Supply
a) Capital
b) Maintenance
Lighting
Amount Spent by PH ENGG. Department

Other Expenditure
10
Total
(a)
Capital
(b)
Maintenance
(i)
Pensionery benefits
(j)
Management & Other all Expenditure

Maintenance
Capital
Grand Total
Source: GHMC, Hyderabad.
||
293

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
Adilabad
2
Mancherial
3
Bellampally
4
Nirmal
5
Bhainsa
6
Kagaznagar
7
Mandamarri
Total
8
Nizamabad (Corporation)
9
Armoor
10
Bodhan
11
Kamareddy
Total
12
Karimnagar (Corporation)
13
Ramagundam (Corporation)
14
Jagtial
15
Sircilla
16
Korutla
17
Metpally
18
Vemulawada
19
Peddapally
20
Jammikunta
21
Huzurabad
22
Husnabad
Total
IV. MEDAK DISTRICT
23
Medak
24
Andole Jogipet
25
Dubbaka
26
Gajwel
27
Siddipet
28
Sadasivpet
29
Sangareddy
30
Zaheerabad
31
Chegunta
Total
32
Hyderabad (GHMC)
294
3,431.70
2,541.99
1,872.79
1,452.53
1,340.33
659.25
1,354.19
12,652.78
1,245.38
2,425.38
365.07
975.64
770.36
462.96
709.44
6,954.23
5,608.07
751.52
1,678.53
1,260.32
9,298.44
3,725.25
494.41
921.07
1,066.98
6,207.71
5,610.46
5,616.33
1,586.18
1,126.88
967.09
541.40
535.39
815.53
355.16
279.42
69.41
17,503.25
3,740.33
3,403.99
937.60
761.90
732.69
375.21
242.97
245.97
69.56
24.88
214.54
10,749.64
615.56
119.84
354.92
1,600.46
4,604.39
1,524.26
1,964.74
451.41
125.44
781.24
1,164.99
3,989.82
566.50
1,492.15
469.95
372.58
11,254.12
8,944.13
2,19,282.00
1,63,687.32
||

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)

33
Tandur
34
Vikarabad
35
Badangpet
36
Medchal
37
Ibrahimpatnam
38
Pedda Amberpet
39
NAC Shamshabad
Total
40
Mahabubnagar
41
Gadwal
42
Achampet
43
Ieeja
44
Kalwakurthy
45
Nagarkurnool
46
Narayanpet
47
Shadnagar
48
Wanaparthy
49
Kollapur
Total
50
Nalgonda
51
Bhongir
52
Devarakonda
53
Huzurnagar
54
Kodada
55
Miryalaguda
56
Suryapet
Total
57
Warangal (Corporation)
58
Jangaon
59
Narsampet
60
Mahabubabad
61
Parakal
62
Bhupalpally
Total
X. KHAMMAM DISTRICT
63
Khammam (Corporation)
64
Kothagudem
65
Palwancha
66
Yellandu
67
Sathupalli
68
Manuguru
69
Madira
Total
||
1,324.78
1,375.72
1,992.16
594.86
536.41
479.46
703.97
948.30
1,493.38
438.52
124.85
366.28
6,303.39
4,075.30
7,040.99
2,499.27
286.42
275.82
291.66
811.37
548.78
839.79
645.64
1,292.46
14,532.24
4,248.87
794.10
78.75
109.99
146.84
782.72
317.98
256.84
244.38
721.38
7,701.84
2,479.94
1,356.13
559.22
920.98
1,885.34
2,158.52
2,779.38
12,139.51
1,596.55
998.68
515.20
466.59
936.46
1,546.98
1,086.27
7,146.73
3,419.59
1,201.72
614.94
697.84
684.86
793.43
7,412.38
2,327.00
570.03
427.41
231.92
241.79
345.70
4,143.85
2,654.96
2,199.16
2,191.91
747.37
819.03
1,227.49
222.06
10,061.98
2,688.03
567.80
759.26
406.30
422.08
823.27
85.56
8,902.36
295

TABLE - 21.4
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF ZILLA PRAJA PARISHADS (ZPPs), 2013-14 AND 2014-15
(Rs. in Lakh)
Sl.
No.
District
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Warangal
Khammam
Total
No. of
ZPPs
3
2013-14
Income
2014-15
Income
Expenditure
Expenditure
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1,199.82
4,754.08
2,893.59
7,034.54
6,195.52
5,993.14
1,053.07
8,550.22
4,872.33
5,943.11
3,963.44
1,836.58
7,455.92
5,467.87
5,333.93
9,460.82
7,413.93
4,599.96
5,638.78
7,343.67
5,948.37
3,182.73
5,648.94
6792.51
1,326.61
4,789.02
2,909.41
4,292.09
5,774.48
2,526.01
2,640.85
5,698.69
5,136.85
8,348.67
7,923.73
1,867.12
42,546.31
51,475.55
43,580.04
44,208.49
TABLE - 21.5
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF MANDAL PRAJA PARISHADS (MPPs), 2013-14 AND 2014-15
(Rs. in Lakh)
2014-15
2013-14
Sl.
No.
District
No. of
MPPs
Income
Expenditure
Income
Expenditure
1
2
Adilabad
Nizamabad
52
36
2,320.14
2,451.47
2,858.14
2,112.97
805.79
549.81
645.80
658.56
Karimnagar
57
2,703.61
1,568.96
1,301.13
1,540.43
Medak
46
3,433.32
2,823.55
311.20
399.78
Rangareddy
33
6,144.33
7,274.65
1,064.47
1,293.16
Mahabubnagar
64
3,942.29
3,376.01
563.45
510.61
Nalgonda
59
4,690.75
4,360.57
1,087.82
1,016.24
Warangal
50
4,385.25
3,903.29
2,907.79
2,979.03
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
TABLE - 21.6
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF GRAM PANCHAYATHS (GPs), 2013-14 AND 2014-15
(Rs. in Lakh)
2014-15
2013-14
Sl.
No.
District
No. of
GPs
Income
Expenditure
Income
3,794.92
5,971.52
6,163.57
7,657.05
17,863.28
5,851.19
6,284.70
5,255.94
4,328.08
63,170.25
9,233.53
11,000.13
9113.06
13,539.41
15,882.76
11,779.50
10,459.06
11,639.28
5,575.08
98,221.81
6,292.90
8,576.25
7,170.82
9,887.96
12,738.64
7,671.59
845.13
7,705.21
4,346.55
72,841.24
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
Nalgonda
Warangal
Khammam
Total
296
866
718
1,207
1,077
688
1,330
1,176
962
671
8,695
4,022.35
6,179.23
7,326.69
7,905.64
19,321.90
7,537.33
6,681.71
6,515.92
51,502.12
70,640.99
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Expenditure
22. Judicial
The judiciary (also known as the judicial
norm, such as primary legislation, the provisions
system) is the system of courts that interprets
of the constitution or international law. Judges
and applies the law in the name of the state. The
constitute a critical force for interpretation and
judiciary
implementation of a constitution, thus defects in
also
provides
mechanism
for
the resolution of disputes. Under the doctrine of
common
law
countries
the separation of powers, the judiciary generally
of constitutional law.
creating
the
body
does not make law (that is, in a plenary fashion,
In 1980s, the Supreme Court of India for
which is the responsibility of the legislature) or
almost a decade had been encouraging public
enforce law (which is the responsibility of the
interest litigation on behalf of the poor and
executive), but rather interprets law and applies it
oppressed by using a very broad interpretation of
to the facts of each case. This branch of the state
several articles of the Indian Constitution.
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.
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
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
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.
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
22.1
Content
Institutions, Disposals and Pendency of Petitions in various Courts, 2014-15
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297

TABLE - 22.1
INSTITUTIONS, DISPOSALS AND PENDENCY OF PETITIONS IN VARIOUS COURTS, 2014-15
No. of original suits
Sl.
No.
District
No. of appeal suits
No. of Small causes suits
Pending
Pending Pending
Pending Pending
Pending
Institu- Dispos- at the
at the
at the Institu- Dis- at the
beginning tions
end of beginning tions posals end of beginning tions posals end of
als
of the year
the year of the year
the year
3
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
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
99,959 37,755 36,837 1,00,877
1,405
511
960
956
5,609 2,777 2,450
5,936
4 Medak
Total

INSTITUTIONS, DISPOSALS AND PENDENCY OF PETITIONS IN VARIOUS COURTS, 2014-15
No. of civil miscellaneous appeals
Sl.
No.
District
1 Adilabad
No. of execution petitions
No. of insolvency petitions
Pending
Pending Pending
Pending Pending
Pending
at the Institu- Disat the
at the
Institu- Dispos- at the
beginning tions posals end of beginning tions
als
end of beginning tions posals end of
of the year
the ear
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
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
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
2,121 1,150 1,025
2,246
33,502 19,860 14,599 38,763
1,275
560
492
1,343
7 Mahabubnagar
Total
298
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23. Police and Crime

Crime Statistics is an important and essential
dealt with by law enforcement agencies. However,
input for assessing quality of life and the human
these statistics being based on those cases which
rights situation in the society. Crime Statistics
are generally reported to the law enforcement
broadly reflects the status of operations of Criminal
agencies and recorded through all stages of
Justice System in a
actions on the cases reported.
includes data on
Country. Crime
offences, breaches
Statistics
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
agencies like the Police, the
enforcing
Judiciary at different
level of administrative/legal jurisdiction.
These
statistics are normally readily available and are

generally used for assessing how crime is being
Apart from incidence of cognizable crimes,
Remand
Period,
Particulars
of
Education,
attempt has been made to present information on
Employment and Marital Status of Prisoners and
Police, Juvenile Statistics Category of Prisons,
production of
Lock-up
& Poultry
report
of
the
Prisons,
Age-wise
classification of Prisoners, Type of Offence and
Table
Industrial, Agricultural and Dairy

production in Jails etc., in the
subsequent tables.
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
23.12
Consolidated Lock-up Report of the Prisons, 2014-15

Age wise Classification of Prisoners, Period of Sentence of Convicts and Remand Period of
Under Trials, 2014-15
Age wise Classification of Children in need of Care and Protection and Juvenile in conflict
with law lodged in the Homes, 2014-15
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
23.10
23.11
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299

TABLE - 23.1
STRENGTH OF CIVIL POLICE FOR THE YEARS 2013-14 AND 2014-15
Sl.
No.
Strength (in Nos.)
Category
2013-14
2014-15
Director General, Additional Director General,

and Deputy Inspector General of Police
i. Director General of Police
ii. Addl. D.G.P
20
iii. Special I.G.P
16
30
iv. Deputy I.G.P
21
30
46
81
Superintendents, Additional and

Deputy Superintendents of Police etc.
i. Superintendents
55
55
ii. Additional Superintendents
92
92
iii. Commandants
iv. Additional Commandants
35
35
276
283
476
483
i. Police Inspectors, including Reserve Inspectors
1,199
1,199
ii. Sub-Inspectors, including Reserve Sub-Inspectors
3,740
3,738
4,939
4,937
Sub Total
2
v. Assistant Commandants (Dy.S.P Rank)

vi. Assistant Superintendents of Police
and Deputy Superintendents of Police
Sub Total
3
Inspectors and Sub-Inspectors
Sub-Total
4
Head Constables, including Assistant Sub-Inspectors/ARSI
14,126
14,119
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.
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
1
2
Ordinary (Civil)
Armed Reserved
T.S.P. Battalions
Officers
Men
Officers
Men
Officers
Men
2013-14
1,435
39,455
136
12,715
150
9,320
2014-15
1,477
39,404
136
12,715
150
9,320
Note: Men - From the rank of Sub Inspectors to Police Constables.
300
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TABLE - 23.3
GENERAL MANAGEMENT OF POLICE FORCE BY DISTRICTS, 2014-15
(Total sanctioned and actual strength)
(in Nos.)
Armed Reserved /
Special Police Battalions
Ordinary (Civil)
Sl.
No.
Officers
District/ Unit
Men
Officers
Men
Sanctioned
Actual
Sanctioned
Actual
Sanctioned
Actual
Sanctioned
Actual
10
Adilabad
56
45
2,697
2,358
11
1,145
964
Nizamabad
37
33
1,732
1,468
781
670
Karimnagar
56
54
2,751
2,427
10
1,145
915
Medak
47
37
2,202
1,860
833
644
Hyderabad City
330
322
8,793
7,520
38
32
3,240
1,740
Cyberabad City
155
147
4,340
3,918
19
14
1,405
1,113
Rangareddy
21
17
795
742
313
232
Mahabubnagar
45
41
2,566
2,230
833
807
Nalgonda
47
44
2,513
2,155
833
654
10
Warangal City (U)
41
37
1,308
1,201
573
523
11
Warangal (R)
43
36
1,720
1,448
729
648
12
Khammam
56
47
2,543
2,250
885
725
13
S.R.P. Secunderabad
14
895
625
14
Other Units such as PTCs,

APPA Int, CID Range DIGs etc.
522
381
4,006
2,563
15
SARCPL, Amberpet
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.
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301

TABLE - 23.4
COGNIZABLE CRIMES, 2011 TO 2014
Sl.
No.
Particulars
Number of Cases as on 31st December

2011
2012
2013
2014
5
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
1,17,695
1,23,547
7,911
8,971
8,198
9,654
67,979
68,992
81,827
81,744
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
Cases pending for investigation at the end of year
30,488
35,912
44,252
44,866
1,72,644
1,83,290
1,81,436
1,91,593
67,979
68,992
81,827
81,744
2,40,623
2,52,282
13,461
19,651
16,378
19,820
51
162
Total (a + b)
1
Not investigated or in which investigation was refused
Declared false/mistake of fact of law non-cognizable, cases

withdrawn by the Government during the investigation,
cases transferred to other police Station/ Magistrate
Number in which charge sheets were laid during the year
1,44,083 1,51,096
Trial Stage
a
Cases pending for trial at court from previous year
Cases sent to court for trial during the year

Total (a + b)
2,63,263 2,73,337
Compounded / with drawn, disposed by plea bargaining,

withdrawn by Government
Cases withdrawn or otherwise disposed
Cases Acquitted
28,943
33,927
35,826
34,103
Cases Convicted
14,878
17,106
19,564
21,445
57,333
70,846
71,768
75,368
1,83,290
1,81,436
Total (1 to 4)
5
Cases pending for trial at court at the end of year
302
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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
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
69,103
14,051
17,525
20,876
89,686
30,807
21,970
25,516
994
2,168
2,041
1,412
71,149
23,585
10,680
13,591
Total (a + b)
1
Not investigated or in which investigation was refused
Declared false/mistake of fact of law non-cognizable, cases

withdrawn by the Government during the investigation,
cases transferred to other police Station/ Magistrate
in which charge sheets were laid during the year
Number In which charge sheets were not laid down but investigation 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
16,756
4,445
4,650
5,311
Cases pending for investigation at the end of the year

Trial Stage of cases
a
Cases pending for trial at court from previous year
12,968
17,465
13,108
12,952
Cases sent to court for trial during the year
71,149
23,585
10,680
13,591
84,117
41,050
23,788
26,543
407
390
586
767
Total (a + b)
1
Compounded / withdrawn, disposed by plea bargaining

withdrawn by Government
Cases withdrawn or otherwise disposed
Cases Acquitted
4,276
5,432
5,772
5,913
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
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303

TABLE -23.5
NON-COGNIZABLE CRIMES, 2011 TO 2013
Sl.
No.
Particulars
No. of cases as on
31st December
2011
2012
2013
A. Classes (I to VI) including abatement and Criminal conspiracy

a
Number of cases pending at the beginning of the year

Total (a + b)
3,973
4,249
3,779
1,06,054
43,235
39,476
1,10,027
47,484
43,255
4,948
197
66
94
1,378
278
Number of cases dismissed without trial
Number of cases in which accused died ,escaped or became insane

during trial in which charges were abandoned, compounded or withdrawn
Number of cases discharged or acquitted
43,358
1,079
10,125
Number of cases Convicted
57,216
40,876
29,768
Number of cases declared by the court never to have occurred or to be

mistaken of facts of law
60
84
Number in which the court held that the cognizable offence committed
102
91
28
Number of cases reversed on appeal or revision
1,05,778
43,705
40,267
4,249
3,779
2,988
Total (1 to 7)
Number of cases pending
TABLE -23.6
PROPERTY STOLEN AND RECOVERED, 2011 TO 2014
Sl.
No.
Particulars
Unit
(As on 31st December)

2011
2012
2013
2014
Cases in which property was stolen
Nos.
18,570
19,769
21,625
20,646
Cases in which property was recovered
Nos.
10,874
12,382
11,062
10,253
Cases in which property was recovered to

cases in which property was stolen
58.56
62.63
51.15
49.66
Amount of property Stolen
Rs. in Lakh
10,710.25 11,367.71
14,288.35
15,535.50
Amount of property recovered
Rs. in Lakh
Property recovered to value of property

stolen
5,411.15
6,502.78
7,397.37
9,187.30
50.52
57.20
51.77
59.14
Source: Director, State Crime Records Bureau, C.I.D, D.G.P Office, Hyderabad.
304
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TABLE - 23.7
INCIDENCE OF MAJOR COGNIZABLE CRIMES (IPC) UNDER DIFFERENT HEADS, 2006 TO 2014
(in Nos. as on 31st December)
Kidnapping
and Abduction of
Women and
Others
Girls
Dowry
Deaths
Molestation
and Sexual
Harassment
Dacoity
Sl.
No.
Year
Murder
Rape
2006
1,449
616
722
353
346
1,997
97
2007
1,444
611
827
270
410
1,870
84
2008
1,473
687
742
255
352
1,910
57
2009
1,316
662
844
229
333
2,104
53
2010
1,245
648
719
251
315
3,965
49
2011
1,464
718
694
307
353
3,117
52
2012
1,325
639
689
239
265
3,330
69
2013
1,279
889
816
256
300
4,722
64
2014
1,308
979
711
441
289
3,188
59

INCIDENCE OF MAJOR COGNIZABLE CRIMES (IPC) UNDER DIFFERENT HEADS, 2006 TO 2014
Sl.
No.
Year
Robbery
Burglary
Theft
Riots
Cheating
Other
IPC Crimes
Other
Crimes
Total
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
2006
407
4,599
11,893
1,620
5,075
20,851
37,605
87,630
2007
382
4,355
12,821
1,300
4,847
19,570
38,816
87,607
2008
371
4,830
13,776
1,083
5,114
18,849
38,750
88,249
2009
297
4,425
13,465
1,346
5,249
21,424
36,851
88,598
2010
287
4,494
14,338
1,383
5,386
16,883
35,675
85,638
2011
302
4,485
14,546
1,389
5,593
19,499
37,891
90,410
2012
314
4,513
14,756
1,334
6,809
19,003
39,774
93,059
2013
312
5,266
16,503
1,140
8,293
24,300
44,031
1,08,171
2014
308
4,949
15,342
766
8,519
37,013
32,958
1,06,830
Source: Director, State Crime Record Bureau, C.I.D, D.G.P. Office, Hyderabad.
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305

TABLE - 23.8
INCIDENCE OF MAJOR COGNIZABLE CRIMES (IPC) UNDER DIFFERENT HEADS BY DISTRICTS, 2014
Kidnapping &
Abduction of
Women
Others
& Girls
Dowry
Deaths
Molestation
& Sexual
Harassment
Dacoit
Robbery
10
Sl.
No.
District/ Circle
Murder
Rape
Adilabad
101
42
39
16
244
Nizamabad
122
36
27
30
25
163
21
Karimnagar
109
66
85
21
34
373
36
Medak
130
60
35
24
34
211
20
Hyderabad City
118
126
175
199
22
393
58
Cyberabad
144
139
90
75
48
376
15
62
Rangareddy
77
51
34
10
83
12
Mahabubnagar
240
169
50
13
30
242
23
Nalgonda
114
126
36
59
23
447
30
10
Warangal (U)
26
19
33
12
114
11
Warangal (R)
47
41
44
17
186
15
12
Khammam
76
102
62
11
18
351
15
13
R.P. Secunderabad
1,308
979
711
441
289
3,188
59
308
Total

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
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Adilabad
292
505
38
223
2,339
2,182
6,036
Nizamabad
416
712
46
306
2,529
2,615
7,053
Karimnagar
377
735
87
813
3,845
2,796
9,382
Medak
384
787
39
312
2,496
2,394
6,931
Hyderabad City
754
4,266
57
2,557
5,584
4,622
18,940
Cyberabad
1,122
4,182
51
2,347
4,863
5,797
19,311
Rangareddy
106
183
81
862
806
2,309
Mahabubnagar
369
1,112
105
252
2,714
2,208
7,533
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
760
72
860
4,949
15,342
766
8,519
37,013
32,958
1,06,830
Total
Source: Director, State Crime Records Bureau, C.I.D, D.G.P. Office, Hyderabad.
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TABLE - 23.9
CONSOLIDATED LOCK-UP REPORT OF THE PRISONS, 2014-15
(in Nos. as on 31st March, 2015)
Sl.
No.
Category of Prisons
Convicts
No. of
Total
Prisons Capacity
3
Males
5
Females
6
Under Trials
Total
7
Males
8
Females
9
Total
10
Central Prisons
3,106
3,474
53
3,527
10,500
670
11,170
District Jails
2,007
378
381
2,261
323
2,584
Prisoners Agricultural
Colonies, Cherlapalli
195
115
115
Special Prisons for Women,

Hyderabad
220
128
128
950
950
Borstal Schools, Nizamabad

(A prison of young offenders)
93
Sub Jails
37
1,227
11
11
1,454
33
1,487
50
6,848
3,982
184
Total
4,166 14,215
1,976 16,191

CONSOLIDATED LOCK-UP REPORT OF THE PRISONS, 2014-15
Sl.
No.
Category of Prisons
Detunes
Civils
Grand Total
Males Females Total Males Females Total
Males
Females
Total
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Central Prisons
72
72
14,046
723
14,769
District Jails
2,645
326
2.971
Prisoners Agricultural
Colonies, Cherlapalli
115
115
Special Prisons for Women,

Hyderabad
1,078
1,078
Borstal Schools, Nizamabad

(A prison of young offenders)
Sub Jails
1,465
33
1,498
78
78
18,275
2,160
20,435
Total
Source: Director General of Prisons & Correctional Services, Hyderabad.
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307

TABLE - 23.10
AGE WISE CLASSIFICATION OF PRISONERS, PERIOD OF SENTENCE OF CONVICTS AND
REMAND PERIOD OF UNDER TRIALS (EXCLUDING DETENUES & CIVILS), 2014-15
I. Particulars of Under Trial Prisoners/Convicts in Jails

Sl.
No.
Age wise classification

of Prisoners
Convicts
Under Trials
Males Females Total

3
Grand Total
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
10
11
0 to 16 years
16 to 21 years
366
370
2,268
150
2,418
2,634
154
2,788
21 to 40 years
2,347
81
2,428
7,574
1,025
8,599
9,921
1,106
11,027
40 to 65 years
1,246
91
1,337
4,334
753
5,087
5,580
844
6,424
65 years and above
23
31
39
48
87
62
56
118
184 4,166
14,215
1,976
16,191 18,197
2,160
20,357
Total
3,982
Note: Detunes and Civils (78) are not included in the Grand total
II. Type of Offence and Period of Sentence of Convict Prisoners

Type of offence
Sl.
No.
Period of Sentence
Murder
Robbery, Theft Bride

and Dacoit
Burning
Rape
Dowry and
related Cases
Others
Total
Up to 1 month
14
485
507
1 to 6 months
440
17
177
641
6 to 12 months
393
19
210
629
1 to 5 years
19
516
35
64
103
739
5 to 10 years
34
28
43
16
74
195
10 years and above
12
37
Lifers
1,374
19
31
71
14
1,515
1,439
1,412
127
202
1,075
4,263
Total
III. Remand Period of Under Trials
Sl.
No.
Period of Sentence
No. of Under Trials

Males
Females
Total
Up to 1 month
7,606
1,856
9,462
1 to 6 months
5,674
103
5,777
6 to 12 months
774
15
789
1 to 5 years
152
154
5 to 10 years
10 years and above
14,215
1,976
16,191
Total
Source: Director General of Prisons and Correctional Services, Hyderabad.
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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/ CWCs
Boys
Girls
Total
Boys
Girls
Total
Up to 18 years
78
35
113
38
27
65
19 to 21 years
14
19
33
16
11
27
Total
92
54
146
54
38
92
II. Type of Offence and Committal Period

Type of offence
Sl.
No.
Period of Committal
Murder
Robbery, Theft
Bride Burning
and Dacoit
Rape
Other Cases
Total
Up to 1 month
19
29
1 to 6 months
15
6 to 12 months
1 to 5 years
33
49
Total
III. Remand Period (Number in Observation Homes and Reception Unit of Children Homes)
Sl.
No.
Period of Stay in
Homes
Up to 1 month
Children
Boys
3
Girls
Total
1,037
267
1,304
1 to 6 months
224
207
431
6 to 12 months
72
61
133
1 to 5 years
60
11
71
1,393
546
1,939
Total
Source: Director, Juvenile Welfare & Correctional Services and Welfare of Street Children, Hyderabad.
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TABLE - 23.12
PARTICULARS OF EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT AND MARITAL STATUS OF PRISONERS, 2014-15
Sl. No.
Particulars
Males
Females
Total
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
5,622
485
6,107
1,47,762
21,589
1,69,351
13
15
470
471
22
22
505
508
8,987
929
9,916
10,048
1,033
11,081
19,035
1,962
20,997
13,656
1,895
15,551
5,379
65
5,444
19,035
1,960
20,995
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
1,295
6. Professional Courses
438
14
452
7. Technical Education
371
373
3,601
1,423
5,024
19,023
2,163
21,186
2,05,360
27,677
2,33,037
4. No. of Remaining Prisoners as on 31.03.2015

Sub Total
II
1. Physically Handicapped
2. Lunatics
3. Foreigners
Sub Total
III
Employment Status
1. Employed
2. Unemployed
Sub Total
IV
Marital Status
1. Married
2. Un-married
Sub Total
Education Status
8. Illiterates
Sub Total
Grand Total
310
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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)
Industrial Production
Bakery
6,82,194.00
7,17,303.00
Book Binding
Candles Manufacturing
33,843.00
Carpentry
13,125.00
Chalk Piece
30,438.00
4,216.00
Clothing
35,340.00
31,475.00
Cover Making
DTP
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
34,31,7632.77
3,13,64,470.00
9,09,891.70
1,29,096.00
16,83,759.97
3,69,11,284.44
3,14,93,566.00
Industrial Production (Total)

II
Agricultural Production
III
Dairy and Poultry Production

Total
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TABLE - 23.14
NUMBER OF PRINTING PRESSES AT WORK, PERIODICALS AND BOOKS REGISTERED, 2014 AND 2015
2014 (02-06-2014 to 31-12-2014)
2015 Calendar Year
Sl.
No.
District
Adilabad
28
28
260
Nizamabad
16
110
16
12
633
Karimnagar
60
371
Medak
32
80
32
10
Hyderabad
281
235
250
11,161
281
341
236
12,421
Rangareddy
60
421
60
14
935
Mahabubnagar
12
233
186
Nalgonda
42
57
42
54
Warangal
92
206
92
149
10
Khammam
16
11
16
20
11
Other States
78
577
280
268
12,339
577
477
266
15,029
Printing
Books
Presses Registered
3
Total
Periodicals
Titles
Issues
Printing
Books
Presses Registered
7
Periodicals
Titles
Issues
10
Source: Registrar of Publications, Hyderabad.
TABLE - 23.15
INCIDENTS OF FIRE ACCIDENTS, 2014-15
Estimated Value
of Property (Rs. in Lakh)
Number of
Sl.
No.
Year
Adilabad
Fire
Brigade Fire Accidents
Stations*
at work
or Fire Calls
3
No. of Human Lives
Damaged
Saved
Lost
Rescued
10
13
585
551.33
265.18
Nizamabad
12
880
769.24
197.53
Karimnagar
21
773
120.02
556.13
14
17
Medak
11
1,093
472.43
139.22
44
28
Hyderabad
16
32
1,807
227.42
111.30
25
30
Rangareddy
10
16
384
112.73
188.02
10
16
Mahabubnagar
10
827
845.59
354.67
16
Nalgonda
10
13
957
157.06
373.80
11
20
Warangal
13
656
857.81
108.79
17
15
10
Khammam
11
752
645.39
176.57
92
152
8,714
4,759.02
2,471.21
150
146
Total
Source: Director General of Fire Services, Hyderabad. * Included Out posts, STS = Service Training School
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24. Tourism
It is evident that from nomadic existence
if his/her trip includes an overnight stay, or as a
to present day economies, people have always
same-day visitor (or excursionist) otherwise.
been on the move. Purpose may be anything,
A traveler on the other hand is someone who
but
moves between different geographic locations,
people
are
moving
on
pilgrimage,
visiting
for any purpose and any duration. The visitor is
relatives, visiting places for medical treatment,
a particular type of traveler and consequently
leisure or business, or those travelling distances,
tourism is a subset of travel. However, "Tourism"
fired merely by the zest to travel, people have
refers to all activities of visitors, including both
crisscrossed the globe integrating cultures and
"tourists (over-night visitors)" and "same-day
systems.
visitors".
documenting
history
of
locations,
The tourism in the present day, has become
In the context of Telangana, its culture
increasingly significant and organized (industry)
combines
as more and more people with increased
traditions
disposable income, higher propensity to spend
Qutub Shahis and Nizams rule with prominent
and changing social mores trot cities and
and predominantly south Indian traditions and
countries due to variety of reasons. Along with
customs.
the evolution of tourism, its definition has
in classical music. It has a rich painting and folk
also formalized over the years and in the present
arts such as Burrakatha, Shadow Puppet Show,
parlance a visitor is considered to be a traveler
and Perini Shiva Tandavam, Gusadi Dance,
taking a trip to a main destination outside their
Kolatam etc. Telangana has a variety of tourist
usual environment, for less than a year, for
attractions
including
any main purpose (business, leisure or other
monuments,
forts,
personal purpose) other than to be employed by
temples.
a resident entity in the country or place visited.
tourists visit these tourist attractions every
A visitor (domestic, inbound or outbound)

is classified as a tourist (or overnight visitor),
cultural
customs
embedded
The
State
has
from
during
Moghuls,
rich
historical
waterfalls,
Persian
tradition
places,
forests
Lakhs of tourists, including foreign
year and carrying their experiences, customs

and traditions of Indian heritage, sweet memories
to their native states or countries.
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Rural Tourism
Telangana has a tremendous potential for
represent, perhaps, the oldest traditions of living
Rural Tourism and is a fascinating canvas of
culture and Telangana has some of the richest
myriad colors, cultures and customs. Handicrafts
sources of handicrafts.
Wildlife and Eco Tourism

Telangana has rich forests and wild life
Sanctuary and Sivaram Wildlife Sanctuary in
sanctuaries, which provide scope for eco-tourism
Adilabad, Mahavir Harina Vanasthali National
and wildlife tourism that cover Alisagar Deer park
Park, Vanasthalipuram and Nehru
in Nizamabad, the Eturunagaram Sanctuary and
park in Hyderabad, Manjira Bird Sanctuary in
Pakhal Wildlife Sanctuary in Warangal, Kawal
Sangareddy, and Pocharam Sanctuary in Medak,
Wildlife Sanctuary, Jannaram, Pranahitha Wildlife
Shamirpet Deer Park in Rangareddy.
Zoological
Heritage Tourism
Telangana is a historic land dotted with
will highlight the rich heritage of Telangana.
a number of forts, which have a potential
Telangana
to be
Corporation (TSTDC) organizes all the above
sites.
developed into classic heritage tourism

Some
famous
forts,
where
Tourism
tourist
State
packages
Tourism
and
also
Development
connects
the
Department is taking up projects to develop
neighboring States. TSTDC also maintains Haritha
amenities for
tourists are Golconda Fort, Medak
Hotel chains, wayside amenities, river cruises
Fort, Khammam Fort, Nizamabad Fort, Elagandula
and water fleet in different locations. Any trip
Fort, Karimnagar and Bhongir Fort, Nalgonda.
to Telangana State is incomplete without a taste
Warangal Fort and Golconda Fort also host
of its cuisine, including the famous Hyderabadi
Sound and Light shows which take us back
Biryani, Qubani-ka-Meetha, Haleem, Osmania
to a magnificent past. More shows of this kind
Biscuits and Irani Chai.
Medical Tourism
Hyderabad has the potential to emerge
for this purpose and to conduct road shows
as a global medical tourism hub, in view of the
abroad. An attempt is made in this chapter
world class treatment at affordable prices offered
to present domestic and foreign tourists visited
in the leading hospitals located in the city. Steps
the State in the following graphs and subsequent
are being taken to prepare a comprehensive plan
data tables.
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Table
Content
24.1
Number of Tourist Arrivals, 2005 to 2015
24.2
Number of Domestic and Foreign Tourist Arrivals, 2014 and 2015
24.3
Number of Domestic Tourists Arrivals, 2014
24.4
Number of Domestic Tourist Arrivals, 2015
24.5
Number of Foreign Tourist Arrivals, 2014
24.6
Number of Foreign Tourist Arrivals, 2015
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TABLE - 24.1
NUMBER OF TOURIST ARRIVALS, 2005 TO 2015
Sl. No.
Year
Domestic
Foreign
Total
2005
3,21,12,809
4,79,541
3,25,92,350
2006
4,30,19,334
5,73,821
4,35,93,155
2007
5,06,44,333
7,07,960
5,13,52,293
2008
5,05,92,646
7,28,564
5,13,21,210
2009
5,04,32,155
7,54,437
5,11,86,592
2010
5,15,04,283
2,95,719
5,18,00,002
2011
4,94,74,784
2,32,920
4,97,07,704
2012
9,14,71,964
2,25,979
9,16,97,943
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
2014
Sl.
No.
District
2015
Domestic
Foreign
Domestic
Foreign
69,35,126
80
1,63,06,399
67
Nizamabad
6,880
13,819
Karimnagar
1,19,48,325
3,09,27,387
Medak
19,70,837
23,40,260
Hyderabad
92,97,426
70,051
95,98,946
1,22,238
Rangareddy
Mahabubnagar
53,91,195
2,789
68,44,742
1,470
Nalgonda
83,97,827
10
73,20,908
500
Warangal
2,32,27,277
2,238
98,09,162
1,794
10
Khammam
52,24,220
1,13,54,693
7,23,99,113
75,171
9,45,16,316
1,26,078
Adilabad
Total
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TABLE - 24.3
NUMBER OF DOMESTIC TOURIST ARRIVALS, 2014
Sl. No.
District
January
February
March
April
May
June
5,60,219
5,68,050
5,58,751
5,44,877
5,65,515
5,75,420
Nizamabad
673
395
395
412
467
726
Karimnagar
19,00,549
19,46,638
6,65,732
9,77,479
9,49,658
11,24,889
Medak
60,186
6,77,379
69,139
1,24,489
1,28,010
85,292
Hyderabad and
Rangareddy
8,18,916
6,02,382
6,21,954
6,13,155
11,38,805
9,53,240
Mahabubnagar
7,29,309
6,99,514
5,59,659
5,27,052
4,62,359
3,94,674
Nalgonda
12,71,861
1,98,204
7,60,725
6,66,249
7,00,838
7,00,679
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
70,54,726
2,10,90,174
47,51,396
44,83,056
49,00,962
46,09,502
Adilabad
5
6
Total

Sl. No.
District
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total
10
11
12
13
14
15
5,71,018
5,76,121
5,59,519
5,82,033
6,20,480
6,53,123
69,35,126
Nizamabad
608
589
650
726
663
576
6,880
Karimnagar
5,86,029
10,30,134
4,85,551
5,82,801
8,42,652
8,56,213
1,19,48,325
Medak
64,326
5,42,052
52,330
43,602
29,959
94,073
19,70,837
Adilabad
Hyderabad and
Rangareddy
3,13,494
7,82,657
6,93,608
9,53,456
8,21,686
9,84,073
92,97,426
Mahabubnagar
2,54,085
1,73,207
1,72,052
2,62,683
5,30,943
6,25,658
53,91,195
Nalgonda
4,54,931
6,41,772
8,67,317
6,80,237
6,85,716
7,69,298
83,97,827
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
31,23,136 46,22,793
39,31,856
40,88,647
46,54,121
Total
||
50,88,744 7,23,99,113
317

TABLE - 24.4
Sl. No.
District
January
February
March
April
May
June
8,24,987
5,99,592
6,16,384
6,24,769
6,95,735
6,68,510
Nizamabad
781
5,856
658
732
718
595
Karimnagar
8,36,924
14,09,365
12,90,865
9,79,542
12,73,858
11,30,333
Medak
63,195
7,11,247
42,595
44,725
46,961
49,309
5
6
Hyderabad and
Rangareddy
9,02,910
5,22,845
7,51,393
5,94,667
11,45,335
8,03,711
Mahabubnagar
8,73,775
5,43,568
5,39,322
4,32,527
4,66,586
4,31,259
Nalgonda
7,56,029
7,11,405
89,989
6,56,850
6,62,185
6,84,385
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
60,49,233
62,35,464
47,63,908
43,95,550
52,97,345
45,48,880
Adilabad
Total

Sl. No.
District
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total
10
11
12
13
14
15
84,65,858
6,63,984
6,94,871
8,42,756
7,84,582
8,24,371
1,63,06,399
Nizamabad
1,083
765
714
723
575
619
13,819
Karimnagar
1,91,24,512
6,25,540
8,91,100
5,36,076
12,59,877
15,69,395
3,09,27,387
Medak
50,621
3,81,057
2,85,790
2,67,260
1,53,000
2,44,500
23,40,260
5
6
Hyderabad and
Rangareddy
7,25,689
8,06,756
6,21,200
8,69,958
8,18,471
10,36,011
95,98,946
Mahabubnagar
4,32,330
4,81,247
4,69,355
4,42,446
6,01,022
11,31,305
68,44,742
Nalgonda
6,27,537
4,25,044
6,75,537
7,00,694
7,04,465
6,26,788
73,20,908
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
44,91,468 48,96,533
54,69,635
Adilabad
Total
318
3,70,35,005 44,99,472
||
68,33,823 9,45,16,316

TABLE - 24.5
NUMBER OF FOREIGN TOURIST ARRIVALS, 2014
Sl. No.
District
January
February
March
April
May
June
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
5
6
Hyderabad
and Rangareddy
7,587
7,871
7,683
3,314
1,962
2,767
Mahabubnagar
210
160
424
311
270
223
Nalgonda
10
Warangal
468
180
158
104
15
175
10
Khammam
8,284
8,217
8,270
3,735
2,253
3,172
Total

Sl. No.
District
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total
10
11
12
13
14
15
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
5
6
Hyderabad and
Rangareddy
5,931
3,759
4,258
7,836
4,826
12,257
70,051
Mahabubnagar
175
94
69
177
326
350
2,789
Nalgonda
Warangal
232
128
190
306
185
10
Khammam
Total
6,345
Source: Directorate of Tourism, Hyderabad.
3,986
||
96
4,431
8,211
5,466
12,801
80
10
2,238
75,171
319

TABLE - 24.6
Sl. No.
District
January
February
March
April
May
June
Adilabad
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
5
6
Hyderabad and
Rangareddy
14,454
10,947
8,750
6,560
6,959
7,213
Mahabubnagar
240
76
59
72
132
126
Nalgonda
Warangal
292
508
130
20
21
56
10
Khammam
14,993
11,533
8,947
6,661
7,118
7,404
Total

Sl. No.
District
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total
10
11
12
13
14
15
Adilabad
10
Nizamabad
Karimnagar
Medak
5
6
Hyderabad and
Rangareddy
12,274
10,604
7,292
9,758
12,034
15,393
1,22,238
Mahabubnagar
111
112
115
115
152
160
1,470
Nalgonda
500
500
Warangal
43
67
73
210
328
46
1,794
10
Khammam
12,445
10,783
7,988
10,091
12,514
15,601
1,26,078
Total
67
Source: Directorate of Tourism, Hyderabad.
320
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25. Elected
Representatives
The details of total electors and elected
Legislative Council and Members of Legislative
representatives like Members of Parliament (Rajya
Assembly of Telangana State is presented in the
Sabha), Members of Parliament (Lok Sabha)
following charts and subsequent tables.
representing Telangana State and Members of
Table
Content
25.1
Electors and Elected Representatives in the Parliament from Telangana State and in the State
Legislature
||
321

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
Males
Females
Others
Males
Females
PARLIAMENT
1. Lok Sabha: Elected
A. Number of electors
(General Electors as on 17.01.2015)
16
1,44,72,057
1,38,40,716
2,351
6,274
1,485
D. Number of votes polled
2. Rajya Sabha: Elected
B. Number of votes polled

C. Number of service electors
(As on 17.01.2015)
II
Number of
Representatives
Number of Voters
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
6,274
1,485
4. Number of Votes Polled
5. Elected
110
6. Nominated to represent
Anglo- Indian Community
14
13
2. Number of votes polled

3. Number of Service electors
B) Legislative Council
1. Elected by Local Authorities
2. Elected by Teachers
x
3. Elected by Graduates
4. Elected by MLAs
5. Nominated by Governor
Source: GAD (Elections-F Section), Telangana Secretariat, Hyderabad.
322
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India - Telangana
26. Comparative Statistics of

Telangana State with All India
Efforts are made to present the Comparative
according to Livestock Census, 2012, railway
Statistics of Telangana State with that of All India
route length, working of factories, per capita
under
various parameters viz., demographic
income, details of Economic Census, functioning
characteristics according to Population Census,
of bank branches, etc. This comparison will
2011, classification of workers, land utilization,
facilitate better understanding of State with that
area and out-turn of food grains, operational
of All India and its position in various parameters
holdings and operated area, livestock population
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
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323

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
Area
Population
000 sq. kms.

Lakh Nos.
112.08
3,287.47
3.41
350.04
12,108.55
2.89
Urban Population
"
136.09
3,771.06
3.61
b
c
d
Rural Population
Males
Females
"
"
"
213.95
176.12
173.92
8,337.49
6,232.70
5,875.85
2.57
2.82
2.96
Child Population(0-6 Years) Persons
"
38.99
1645.15
2.37
Urban Population
"
15.30
431.92
3.54
Rural Population
"
23.69
1,213.23
1.95
Males
"
20.18
857.52
2.35
d
4
a
b
Females
"
18.81
787.63
2.39
Households
Rural
"
"
83.04
51.69
2,495.02
1,686.13
3.33
3.07
31.35
808.89
3.88
312
382
988
943
13.58
17.70
Urban
Density of Population (persons per Sq. Km.)
"
Nos.
Sex Ratio (females for 1000 Males)
Ratio
Growth of Population 2001-2011
Percentage
Literacy Rate - Persons
"
66.54
72.98
Males
"
75.04
80.88
Females
"
57.99
64.63
Lakh Nos.
54.09
2,013.78
2.69
Scheduled Castes Population
Males
"
26.93
1,035.35
2.60
Females
"
27.16
978.43
2.78
Scheduled Tribes Population

Males
"
"
31.78
16.08
1,045.46
525.47
3.04
3.06
10
a
Females
"
15.70
519.99
3.02
11
Total Workers
"
163.42
4,818.89
3.39
Main Workers
"
137.20
3,625.66
3.78
Cultivators
"
29.94
959.42
3.12
i
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
Marginal Workers
"
26.22
1,193.23
2.20
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
Total Non Workers
"
186.62
7,289.66
2.56
12
Source: Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India, New Delhi.
324
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TABLE - 26.2
COMPARISON OF AGE GROUP WISE POPULATION TELANGANA STATE WITH ALL INDIA, 2011 CENSUS
Total Population (in Nos.)
Age
Groups
1
Telangana State *
% of Telangana
over All India
All India
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
Males Females Total
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
1,15,262
1,12,436
2,27,698
15,33,420
13,80,032
29,13,452
7.52
8.15
7.82
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
Age not
stated
Total
||
325

Age
Groups
Telangana State *
% of Telangana
over All India
All India
Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
Males Females
Total
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
326
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)
Age
Groups
1
Telangana State *
% of Telangana
over All India
All India
Males
Females
Total
Males
Female
Total
Males Females Total

8
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
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
11.20 10.74
2.98
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.
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2.91

TABLE - 26.3
COMPARISON OF LAND UTILISATION OF TELANGANA STATE WITH ALL INDIA, 2010-11 TO 2012-13
(in lakh Hects.)
2010-11
Sl.
No.
Particulars
Telangana
All
India
2011-12
% of
col. 3 Telanover gana
col. 4
5
6
All
India
7
2012-13
% of
col. 6 Telanover gana
col. 7
8
9
All
India
10
% of
col. 9
over
col. 10
11
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

114.84 3,059.03
Utilization Statistics (1 to 5)
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
7.82
103.21
4.10
8.26
106.64
7.75
7.91
110.01
7.19
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
a. Fallow Lands other than

Current Fallows
b. Current Fallows
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
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TABLE - 26.4
COMPARISON OF AREA AND PRODUCTION OF PRINCIPAL CROPS
OF TELANGANA STATE WITH ALL INDIA, 2013-14
Telangana
Sl.
No.
Crop
All India
Percentage of
Area
Production
Area
Production Col. 3 over Col. 4 over
(000 Hectares) (000 Tonnes) (000 Hectares) (000 Tonnes)
col. 5
col. 6
3
2,008.53
6,622.21
44,135.95
1,06,646
4.55
6.21
7.04
4.37
30,473.18
95,850
0.02
Neg.
Jowar
108.97
110.61
5,793.44
5,542
1.88
2.00
Bajra
13.22
12.45
7,810.72
9,250
0.17
0.13
Maize
752.45
3,524.91
9,066.26
24,259
8.30
14.53
Ragi
1.71
2.52
1,193.72
1,983
0.14
0.13
Small Millets
0.88
0.66
682.30
430
0.13
0.15
Barley
--
--
673.50
1,831
--
--
2,892.80
10,277.73
99,829.07
2,45,791
2.90
4.18
Rice
Wheat

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
562.96
471.23
25,211.34
19,254
2.23
2.45
3,455.76
10,748.96
1,25,040.41
2,65,043
2.76
4.06
Total Pulses
Total Food Grains
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
315.18
421.14
15,186.11
20,175
2.08
2.09
1,712.83
4,265.30
11,960.00
35,902
14.32
11.88
Total Oil Seeds

17
Cotton (Lint) @
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
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TABLE - 26.5
COMPARISON OF SOURCE WISE AREA IRRIGATED IN TELANGANA STATE
WITH ALL INDIA, 2011-12 AND 2012-13
(in 000 Hectares)
2011-12
Sl.
No.
Particulars
Telangana
All India
2012-13
% Telangana
Telangana
over All India
5
All India
% Telangana
over All India
Canals
325
16,017
2.03
90
15,628
0.57
Tanks
183
1,937
9.45
158
1,748
9.04
Total Wells
(Tube wells and Other wells)
1423
29,408
4.84
1486
30,497
4.87
Other wells
10,779
10,764
Other Sources
54
7,123
0.76
40
7,466
0.54
Net Area Irrigated
1985
65,263
3.04
1774
66,103
2.68
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 - 26.6
COMPARISON OF LIVESTOCK CENSUS, 2007 AND 2012 OF TELANGANA STATE WITH ALL INDIA
(in 000 Nos.)
2007
Sl.
No.
Item
2012
Telangana
All India
% Telangana
over All India
Telangana
All India
% Telangana
over All India
Cattle
5,750
1,99,075
2.89
5034
1,90,904
2.64
Buffaloes
5,042
1,05,342
4.79
4194
1,08,702
3.86
Sheep
1,3357
71,558
18.67
12875
65,069
19.79
Goats
4,802
1,40,537
3.42
4676
1,35,173
3.46
Horses and Ponies
612
625
Mules
137
196
Donkeys
438
319
Camels
517
400
Pigs
233
11,133
2.09
252
10,294
2.45
10
Other Livestock
37
347
10.66
375
2.40
29,221
5,29,696
5.51
27,040
5,12,057
5.28
Total Livestock
(without Dogs)
11
Dogs
475
347
12
Rabbit
10
17
49,448
6,48,829
7.62
69,159
Source: Director of Animal Husbandry, Telangana and Statistical Year Book , India, 2015.
7,29,209
9.48
Total Poultry
330
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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
Fuel Minerals
Coal
'000 Tonnes
52,536
6,10,208
8.61
M.C.M
32,583
'000 Tonnes
37,464
Iron Ore (Total)
'000 Tonnes
37
1,28,909
0.03
Manganese Ore
Tonnes
7,435
23,45,361
0.32
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
Natural Gas (Utilized)

Petroleum (Crude)
II
III
Metallic Minerals
Non Metallic Minerals

Apatite
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
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TABLE - 26.8
COMPARISON OF WORKING OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES LIMITED BY SHARES AT WORK,
TELANGANA STATE WITH ALL INDIA 2012 AND 2013
Telangana
Sl.
No.
Particulars
II
III
(Paid up Capital Rs. in crore as on 31st March)

% of Telangana
All India
over All India
2012
2013
2012
2013
2012
2013
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
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
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
Private Companies
Total Companies
Source: Statistical Year Book, India, 2015.
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)
Telangana
Sl.
No.
Category
Reporting
Deposits
Offices
3
All India
Credits
Reporting
Offices
Deposits
Credits
% of % of % of
col.3 col.4 col.5
Over Over Over
col.6 col.7 col.8
9
10
11
Rural
1,557
2,15,904
2,95,189
48,732
92,27,896
59,61,688
3.20
2.34
4.95
Semi Urban
1,000
3,14,342
2,65,420
34,802
1,36,41,322
76,61,057
2.87
2.30
3.46
Urban
502
2,52,072
1,83,389
24,058
1,98,21,563
1,07,55,932
2.09
1.27
1.71
Metropolitan
1,589 24,98,732
26,45,147
21,559
4,67,11,719
4,26,81,095
7.37
5.35
6.20
4,648 32,81,050 33,89,145 1,29,151 8,94,02,500 6,70,59,772
3.60
3.67
5.05
Total
Source: Reserve Bank o India, Q3 of 2014-15 Quarterly Statistics on Deposits and Credit of Scheduled Commercial Banks(BSR-7).
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India - States
27. Important Statistics

of all States
Efforts are made in this chapter to present
grains, Livestock
important Statistics of all States and all India in
Gross
the country. The statistics presented in this
Domestic Product etc.
chapter include Geographical Area, Population,
comparison of States with that of all India on
Land Utilization, Area and
each of the parameters presented in this chapter.
Out-turn of
||
Food
State
including Poultry population,
Domestic
Product
and
Gross
It is envisaged to have
333

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)
27.31
Category wise Electricity Sold (utility only) for the year, 2013-14 (P)
27.32
Financial out comes under MGNREGA, 2014-15
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TABLE - 27.1
AREA, HOUSEHOLDS, POPULATION AND SEX RATIO, 2011 CENSUS
Sl.
State/
Area
No. Union Territory (sq. kms.)
1
Andhra Pr.
Population (in Nos.)
Households
(in Nos.)
4
Persons
Males
Females
% of Den- Decadal
Sex col.7 sity Growth
Ratio over per
Rate
col. 5 sq.km
(%)
8
10
11
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
Arunachal Pr.
83,743
2,70,577
13,83,727
7,13,912
6,69,815
938 48.41
17
26.03
Assam
78,438
64,06,471
3,12,05,576
1,59,39,443
1,52,66,133
958 48.92
398
17.07
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
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
Goa
3,702
3,43,611
14,58,545
7,39,140
7,19,405
973 49.32
394
8.23
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
Haryana
44,212
48,57,524
2,53,51,462
1,34,94,734
1,18,56,728
879 46.77
573
19.90
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
4,44,67,088
950 48.72 1,028
13.84
9,12,76,115
4,68,09,027
Union Territories
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
A & N Islands
Chandigarh
D & N Haveli
Daman & Diu
Delhi
Lakshadweep
Puducherry
All India
8,249
94,551
3,80,581
2,02,871
1,77,710 876 46.69
114
2,41,173
10,55,450
5,80,663
4,74,787 818 44.98
491
76,458
3,43,709
1,93,760
1,49,949 774 43.63
111
60,956
2,43,247
1,50,301
92,946 618 38.21
1,483
34,35,999
1,67,87,941
89,87,326
78,00,615 868 46.47
30
11,574
64,473
33,123
31,350 946 48.63
490
3,02,450
12,47,953
6,12,511
6,35,442 1037 50.92
32,87,469 24,95,01,663 121,08,54,977 62,32,70,258 58,75,84,719 943 48.53
||
46
9,258
700
2,191
11,320
2,149
2,547
382
335
6.86
17.19
55.88
53.76
21.21
6.30
28.08
17.70

TABLE - 27.2
MALE AND FEMALE POPULATION BY RESIDENCE, 2011 CENSUS
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
Rural (in Nos.)

Persons
3
Males
4
Urban (in Nos.)

Females
5
Persons
Males
Females
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
4 Bihar
10,66,358
2,68,07,034
9,23,41,436
5,46,011
1,36,78,989
4,80,73,850
5,20,347
1,31,28,045
4,42,67,586
3,17,369
43,98,542
1,17,58,016
1,67,901
22,60,454
62,04,307
1,49,468
21,38,088
55,53,709
5 Chhattisgarh
1,96,07,961
97,97,426
98,10,535
59,37,237
30,35,469
29,01,768
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
61,76,050
31,10,345
30,65,705
6,88,552
3,71,528
3,17,024
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
3 Assam
6 Goa
9 Himachal Pradesh
10 Jammu Kashmir
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
16 Manipur
6,15,56,074
3,15,39,034
3,00,17,040
5,08,18,259
2,67,04,022
2,41,14,237
20,21,640
10,26,884
9,94,756
8,34,154
4,11,702
4,22,452
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
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
27,12,464
13,87,173
13,25,291
9,61,453
4,87,203
4,74,250
70,36,954
35,19,042
35,17,912
30,49,338
16,18,731
14,30,607
15,53,17,278
8,09,92,995
7,43,24,283
4,44,95,063
2,34,87,515
2,10,07,548
621,83,113
3,18,44,945
3,03,38,168
2,90,93,002
1,49,64,082
1,41,28,920
2,37,093
1,26,287
1,10,806
1,43,488
76,584
66,904
28,991
17,150
11,841
10,26,459
5,63,513
4,62,946
1,83,114
98,305
84,809
1,60,595
95,455
65,140
60,396
32,395
28,001
1,82,851
1,17,906
64,945
4,19,042
2,26,321
1,92,721
1,63,68,899
87,61,005
76,07,894
14,141
7,243
6,898
50,332
25,880
24,452
3,95,200
1,94,907
2,00,293
8,52,753
4,17,604
4,35,149
17 Meghalaya
23 Sikkim
26 Tripura
27 Uttarakhand
28 Uttar Pradesh
29 West Bengal
Union Territories
30 A & N Islands
31 Chandigarh
32 Dadra & N Haveli
33 Daman & Diu
34 Delhi
35 Lakshadweep
36 Puducherry
83,37,48,852 42,77,81,058 40,59,67,794 37,71,06,125 19,54,89,200 18,16,16,925

All India
Source:. Registrar General & Census Commissioner of India.
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TABLE - 27.3
CHILD (0-6 YEARS ) POPULATION, LITERATES AND LITERACY RATE, 2011 CENSUS
Sl.
State/
No. Union Territory
1
(0-6) Population (in Nos.)

Persons
Males
Literate Population (in Nos.)
Females
Persons
Males
Literacy Rate
Per
FeFemales
sons Males males
8
9
10
11
1,33,10,468 67.35 74.77 59.96
2
Andhra Pr.
3
52,43,636
4
26,97,015
5
25,46,621
6
2,98,59,982
7
1,65,49,514
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
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
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
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
Goa
1,44,611
74,460
70,151
11,65,487
6,15,823
5,49,664 88.70 92.65
84.66
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
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
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
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
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
4,58,014
2,34,008
2,24,006
28,04,783
15,01,369
13,03,414 87.22 91.53
82.73
13,55,814
7,17,199
6,38,615
68,80,953
38,63,708
30,17,245 78.82 87.40
70.01
161,85,581 1,46,05,750 1143,97,555
6,82,34,964
4,61,62,591 67.68 77.28
57.18
22 Rajasthan
23 Sikkim
26 Tripura
27 Uttarakhand
28 Uttar Pradesh
3,07,91,331
1,05,81,466
29 West Bengal
Union Territories
40,878
30 A & N Islands
31 Chandigarh
32 D & N Haveli
33 Daman & Diu
34 Delhi
35 Lakshadweep
36 Puducherry
All India
89,95,049 66.54 75.04 57.99
54,10,396
51,71,070
6,15,38,281
3,38,18,810
2,77,19,471 76.26 81.69
70.54
20,770
20,108
2,94,281
1,64,377
1,29,904 86.63 90.27
82.43
1,19,434
63,536
55,898
8,05,438
4,65,346
3,40,092 86.05 89.99
81.19
50,895
26,431
24,464
2,23,230
1,42,521
80,709 76.24 85.17
64.32
26,934
14,144
12,790
1,88,406
1,24,643
63,763 87.10 91.54
79.55
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
7,255
3,797
3,458
52,553
28,023
24,530 91.85 95.56
87.95
1,32,858
67,527
65,331
9,57,309
4,97,378
4,59,931 85.85 91.26
80.67
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.
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337

TABLE - 27.4
SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Scheduled Tribes Population
Scheduled Castes Population
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
Persons
Males
Females
Persons
Males
Females
18
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pr.
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
19
Nagaland
20
84,69,278
22,31,321
16567325
32,74,269
25,449
40,74,447
51,13,615
17,29,252
9,24,991
39,85,644
1,04,74,992
30,39,573
1,13,42,320
1,32,75,898
97,328
17,355
1,218
42,19,920
11,45,314
8606253
16,41,738
12,627
21,10,331
27,09,656
8,76,300
4,86,232
20,43,458
52,64,545
14,77,808
59,08,638
67,67,759
48,863
9,157
807
42,49,358
10,86,007
7961072
16,32,531
12,822
19,64,116
24,03,959
8,52,952
4,38,759
19,42,186
52,10,447
15,61,765
54,33,682
65,08,139
48,465
8,198
411
27,40,133
9,51,821
38,84,371
13,36,573
78,22,902
1,49,275
89,17,174
3,92,126
14,93,299
86,45,042
42,48,987
4,84,839
1,53,16,784
1,05,10,213
11,67,422
25,55,861
10,36,115
13,61,706
4,68,390
19,57,005
6,82,516
38,73,191
72,948
45,01,389
1,96,118
7,76,257
43,15,407
21,34,754
2,38,203
77,19,404
53,15,025
5,88,279
12,69,728
5,16,294
13,78,427
4,83,431
19,27,366
6,54,057
39,49,711
76,327
44,15,785
1,96,008
7,17,042
43,29,635
21,14,233
2,46,636
75,97,380
51,95,188
5,79,143
12,86,133
5,19,821
17,10,973
8,66,027
8,44,946
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
28,530
14,731
13,799
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Union Territories
30
A & N Islands
31
Chandigarh
32
1,99,086
1,06,356
92,730
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
All India
20,13,78,372
10,35,35,314 9,78,43,058 10,45,45,716 5,25,47,215 5,19,98,501
338
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TABLE - 27.5
LITERACY PARTICULARS OF SCHEDULED CASTES POPULATION, CENSUS 2011
State/
Sl.
Union TerriNo.
tory
1
2
Persons
3
1 Andhra Pr.
36,73,865
-
Rural (in Nos.)
2 Arunachal Pr.
Males
4
Urban (in Nos.)
Total
Females
5
Persons
6
Males
7
Females
8
Persons
9
Males
10
Females
11
20,57,171
16,16,694
11,51,023
6,06,844
5,44,179
48,24,888
26,64,015
21,60,873
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
6,960
3,696
3,264
12,124
6,450
5,674
19,084
10,146
8,938
6 Goa
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
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
4,75,584
10 J & K
11 Jharkhand
13,44,514
8,38,084
5,06,430
12 Karnataka
39,24,479
22,81,584
16,42,895
2,82,739
1,92,845
18,20,098
11,20,823
6,99,275
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
30,086
16,858
13,228
34,402
18,453
15,949
64,488
35,311
29,177
6,014
3,545
2,469
4,261
2,408
1,853
10,275
5,953
4,322
209
163
46
805
536
269
1,014
699
315
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
13,102
7,287
5,815
6,096
3,204
2,892
19,198
10,491
8,707
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
19,68,669 11,52,137
8,16,532
8,84,702
4,83,481
4,01,221
28,53,371
16 Manipur
17 Meghalaya
18 Mizoram
19 Nagaland
23 Sikkim
24 Tamilnadu
25 Telangana
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
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
58,20,949
43,02,374
30,04,264 16,67,276
13,36,988
13127,587
74,88,225
56,39,362
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
54,376
32,491
21,885
18,80,483 10,94,333
7,86,150
19,34,859
11,26,824
8,08,035
71,752
38,460
33,292
63,277
32,985
30,292
1,35,029
71,445
63,584
28 Uttar Pr.
29 West Bengal 1,01,23,323

Union Territories
30 A & N Islands
31 Chandigarh
34 Delhi
35 Lakshadweep
36 Puducherry
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.
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TABLE - 27.6
LITERACY PARTICULARS OF SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, CENSUS 2011
Rural (in Nos.)
Sl.
State/
No. Union Territory Persons
Males
Females
Urban (in Nos.)

Persons Males Females
Persons
Total
Males
1
1
2
Andhra Pr.
3
9,30,103
4
5,40,612
5
6
7
3,89,491 1,90,007 1,06,752
8
83,255
9
11,20,110
10
6,47,364
11
4,72,746
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
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
Bihar
5,18,855
3,19,823
1,99,032
20,828
15,405
5,55,088
3,40,651
2,14,437
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
Goa
61,692
33,424
21,084
1,06,334
56,982
49,352
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
Haryana
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
28,268
36,233
44,642
23,558
Females
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
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
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
15,37,118 3,57,536 2,01,331 1,56,205
1,35,073
42,106
85,919
20,719
43,520
20
Odisha
38,58,094
23,20,976
21
Punjab
22
Rajasthan
36,57,587
24,08,771
23
Sikkim
1,15,180
63,760
51,420
31,908
16,221
24
Tamilnadu
2,94,208
1,69,832
1,24,376
81,135
44,585
25
Telangana
12,00,735
7,31,509
26
Tripura
7,42,895
4,10,275
3,32,620
40,875
20,761
20,114
27
Uttarakhand
1,68,802
97,633
71,169
21,335
11,628
28
Uttar Pr.
4,57,048
2,83,110
1,73,938
59,505
35,418
29
West Bengal
23,83,831
14,10,907
17,127
9,556
7,571
1,531
767
42,15,630
25,22,307
16,93,323
12,48,816 3,23,159 2,00,037 1,23,122
39,80,746
26,08,808
13,71,938
15,687
1,47,088
79,981
67,107
36,550
3,75,343
2,14,417
1,60,926
91,169 14,12,617
8,52,222
5,60,395
7,83,770
4,31,036
3,52,734
9,707
1,90,137
1,09,261
80,876
24,087
5,16,553
3,18,528
1,98,025
9,72,924 2,80,600 1,54,784 1,25,816
26,64,431
15,65,691
10,98,740
764
18,658
10,323
8,335
4,69,226 2,11,882 1,20,713
Union Territories
30
A & N Islands
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.
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TABLE - 27.7
MAIN WORKERS, MARGINAL WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
Total Population
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
4,95,77,103
Workers
Main
Marginal
Total
Non
Workers
1,93,17,499
37,63,465
2,30,80,964
2,64,96,139
13,83,727
4,78,721
1,08,936
5,87,657
7,96,070
3,12,05,576
86,87,123
32,82,567
1,19,69,690
1,92,35,886
10,40,99,452
2,13,59,611
1,33,65,376
3,47,24,987
6,93,74,465
2,55,45,198
82,41,714
3,9,38,511
1,21,80,225
1,33,64,973
14,58,545
4,76,053
1,01,195
5,77,248
8,81,297
Gujarat
6,04,39,692
2,03,65,374
44,02,373
2,47,67,747
3,56,71,945
Haryana
2,53,51,462
70,15,283
19,01,225
89,16,508
1,64,34,954
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
15
Maharashtra
16
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
7,26,26,809
2,27,02,119
88,72,014
3,15,74,133
4,10,52,676
11,23,74,333
4,37,62,890
56,64,988
4,94,27,878
6,29,46,455
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
10,97,206
4,15,030
71,675
4,86,705
6,10,501
20
Mizoram
Nagaland
Odisha
19,78,502
4,19,74,218
7,41,179
1,07,07,543
2,32,943
68,34,046
9,74,122
1,75,41,589
10,04,380
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
Sikkim
6,85,48,437
6,10,577
2,10,57,968
2,30,397
88,28,287
77,741
2,98,86,255
3,08,138
3,86,62,182
3,02,439
Tamilnadu
Telangana
Tripura
7,21,47,030
3,50,03,674
36,73,917
2,79,42,181
1,37,19,871
10,77,019
49,42,500
26,22,063
3,92,502
3,28,84,681
1,63,41,942
14,69,521
3,92,62,349
1,86,61,732
22,04,396
1,00,86,292
19,98,12,341
28,70,624
4,46,35,492
10,01,651
2,11,79,223
38,72,275
6,58,14,715
62,14,017
13,39,97,626
9,12,76,115
2,56,86,630
90,69,725
3,47,56,355
5,65,19,760
3,80,581
1,25,910
26,625
1,52,535
2,28,046
10,55,450
3,43,709
3,85,929
1,30,299
18,207
26,862
4,04,136
1,57,161
6,51,314
1,86,548
2,43,247
1,67,87,941
1,16,435
53,07,329
4,836
2,79,720
1,21,271
55,87,049
1,21,976
1,12,00,892
19
23
24
25
26
27
28
Uttarakhand
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal
Union Territories
30
A & N Islands
29
31
32
Chandigarh
D & N Haveli
34
Daman & Diu

Delhi
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
33
All India
Source: Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India.
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341

TABLE - 27.8
CLASSIFICATION OF MAIN WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS
Main Workers Classification (in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
Cultivators
Agricultural
Labour
Household
Industry
Other
Workers
Total
30,93,392
86,12,238
5,28,709
70,83,160
1,93,17,499
2,48,120
20,259
4,728
2,05,614
4,78,721
Assam
31,38,554
9,03,294
2,42,071
44,03,204
86,87,123
Bihar
54,13,181
95,37,418
7,79,576
56,29,436
2,13,59,611
Chhattisgarh
30,38,094
25,05,999
1,36,696
25,60,925
82,41,714
Goa
24,062
10,758
10,780
4,30,453
4,76,053
Gujarat
47,46,956
44,91,751
2,52,213
1,08,74,454
2,03,65,374
Haryana
19,63,311
8,91,273
2,01,375
39,59,324
70,15,283
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
20
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
4,20,379
22,571
9,525
2,88,704
7,41,179
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
42,03,767
58,69,498
15,18,128
1,40,95,237
2,56,86,630
12,997
2,680
1,390
1,08,843
125,910
29
West Bengal
Union Territories
30
A & N Islands
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
All India
9,59,42,413
8,61,68,706
1,23,32,802
16,81,21,650
36,25,65,571
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TABLE - 27.9
CLASSIFICATION OF MARGINAL WORKERS, 2011 CENSUS
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
Cultivators
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Marginal Workers Classification( in Nos.)

Agricultural
House hold
Other
Labour
Industry
Workers
4
Total
7
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Odisha
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamilnadu
Telangana
2,46,741
54,603
9,23,073
17,83,045
9,66,702
7,292
7,00,544
5,17,490
11,42,276
6,78,847
18,13,470
5,42,340
1,25,321
16,29,446
10,91,298
1,07,263
83,405
27,089
1,17,323
8,24,220
1,30,651
37,73,517
34,694
3,93,082
1,57,174
24,40,365
15,912
9,42,052
88,08,231
25,85,883
16,002
23,47,664
6,36,860
1,06,370
3,88,186
31,97,278
20,36,042
4,03,714
55,61,446
24,17,212
69,309
83,722
15,323
40,391
43,19,453
4,20,434
27,44,360
14,404
23,72,446
13,25,400
1,33,899
3,637
2,49,250
6,31,632
50,935
3,928
91,786
60,905
26,028
93,760
2,06,114
2,17,386
74,741
3,11,694
2,34,116
45,432
8,519
2,393
13,313
3,41,594
85,300
2,17,506
2,255
2,45,435
1,40,924
9,42,460
34,784
11,68,192
21,42,468
3,34,991
73,973
12,62,379
6,85,970
2,22,247
5,17,771
10,62,817
16,79,648
16,85,540
13,69,428
19,22,362
1,08,443
88,398
26,870
61,916
13,48,779
8,10,041
20,92,904
26,388
19,31,537
9,98,565
37,63,465
1,08,936
32,82,567
1,33,65,376
39,38,511
1,01,195
44,02,373
19,01,225
14,96,921
16,78,564
62,79,679
44,75,416
22,89,316
88,72,014
56,64,988
3,30,447
2,64,044
71,675
2,32,943
68,34,046
14,46,426
88,28,287
77,741
49,42,500
26,22,063
Tripura
Uttarakhand
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal
49,240
5,34,749
34,81,473
9,12,921
1,51,755
1,56,045
1,01,89,308
43,19,344
22,200
37,272
14,89,154
9,45,996
1,69,307
2,73,585
60,19,288
28,91,464
3,92,502
10,01,651
2,11,79,223
90,69,725
3,570
2,101
2,337
18,617
26,625
409
291
580
16,927
18,207
Union Territories
30
A & N Islands
31
Chandigarh
32
D & N Haveli
5,457
11,615
629
9,161
26,862
33
Daman & Diu

Delhi
Lakshadweep
Puducherry
667
5,639
1,336
281
8,001
17,784
304
12,726
167
1,519
3,584
2,53,354
7,782
24,640
4,836
2,79,720
7,949
45,279
2,28,66,367
5,81,64,984
60,05,366
3,22,86,580
11,93,23,297
34
35
36
All India
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343

TABLE - 27.10 (A)
PATTERN OF LAND UTILISATION, 2011-12
Classification of Reported Area ( '000 Hectares)
Un-cultivated Land
Classification of Reported Area
10
11
1,131 1,508
65
124
12
841 1,313
69
39
52
81
121
781
257
270
12
16
379
21
128
21
6,200
215
2,811
5,396
4,677
132
10,302
3,513
Total Cropped
Area
175
436
37
64
196
78
245
45
1
352
1
53
4 1,960
9
27
Area sown
more than once
251
18
160
16
863
1
851
28
Net Area Sown
Current Fallow
Lands
4,576 1,126
Other Fallow
Lands
3,317
64
2,620
2,134
1,017
37
3,723
606
Culturable
Waste Land
3,487
5,154
1,853
622
6,352
125
1,834
39
Land Under
Misc. Tree
Crops Grove
16,021
5,660
7,850
9,360
13,790
361
19,069
4371
Permanent
Pasture & other
Grazing Lands
16,023
8,374
7,844
9,416
13,519
370
19,602
4,421
Not Available
for Cultivation
Andhra Pr.
Arunachal Pr.
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Forests
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Reporting
Area
State/
Union
Territory
Geographical
Area
Sl.
No.
Area
Irrigated
13
14
Net Gross
15
16
1,272 7,472 2,745

67
281
56
1,363 4,174
162
2,251 7,647 3,030
987 5,664 1,356
32
164
36
2,784 13,086 4,233
2,976 6,489 2,887
3,621
57
163
5,158
1,648
41
6,305
5,680
Himachal Pr.
5,567
57
543
396
940
110
193
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
J&K
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pr.
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Odisha
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamilnadu
22,224
7,972
19,179
3,886
30,825
30,771
2,233
2,243
2,108
1,658
15,571
5,036
34,224
710
13,006
3,781
7,970
19,050
3,886
30,756
30,758
2,142
2,241
2,075
1,644
15,367
5,033
34,267
693
13033
2,023
2,239
3,072
1,082
8,691
5,211
1,742
946
1,585
863
5,814
293
2,747
584
2,125
572
123
1,339
121
2,220
908
531
0
3,460 1,321
3,179 1,244
27
1
239
95
5
95
2,297
508
486
4
4,271 1,694
11
2,669
110
61
135
13
108
99
343 1,047 1,532
285
413
539 1672
3
95
58
77
23 1,066
535
424
250
919 1,192 1,378
6
1
164
391
155
60
41
7
182
67
92
67
98
49
200
536
622
997
7
63
45
21 4,169 1,855 1,477
8
3
4
5
252
329 1,594
967
746
1,250
9,941
2,040
15,237
17,386
365
285
97
379
4,394
4,134
18,034
77
4,986
415
180
2,118
622
7,280
4,625
54
95
571
3,771
6,471
60
904
1,161
1,430
12,059
2,662
22,516
22,011
365
339
97
474
4,964
7,905
24,505
137
5,890
321
125
3,490
415
7,140
3,256
73
63
12
83
1,284
4,070
6,661
14
2,912
480
162
4,137
546
8,228
4,164
69
80
13
92
1,437
7,771
8,903
19
3,519
25
Telangana
11,480 11,484
4,961 1,327
6,287 2,289
3,164
26
27
Tripura
Uttarakhand
28
Uttar Pr.
29
West Bengal
2,743
1,510
302
114
178
717
960
1,049
5,348
1,049
629
5,673 3,485
141
443
2
199
14
386
4
311
2
87
2
48
24,093
24,170 1,656
3,350
66
350
420
8,875
8,684 1,174
1,810
52
31
18
399
533 1,173
256
714
115
418
371
1132
60
336
129
555
16,623 9,316 25,939 13,440 19,901

5,198 4,155
93,53 2,955 5,437
Union Territories
825
757
717
15
18
Chandigarh
11
32
D & N Haveli
49
49
20
20
25
33
Daman & Diu
30
A & N Islands
31
11
148
147
93
10
12
22
17
39
22
30
18
27
15
22
34
Delhi
35
Lakshadweep
36
Puducherry
48
49
18
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
344
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TABLE - 27.10 (B)
PATTERN OF LAND UTILISATION, 2012-13
Classification of Reported Area ( '000 Hectares)
Un-cultivated Land
Classification of Reported Area
10
11
212
18
160
16
861
1
851
25
165
414
36
64
196
78
246
45
1
358
1
53
4 1,960
4
26
5,567
4,576 1,126
124
21
57
12
13
6,463
216
2,811
5,402
4,671
132
10,302
3,513
1,606
69
1,386
2,375
1,019
31
2,298
2,863
543
403
745
417
1,406
251
9,793 1,955
2,048
544
15,352 7,778
17,344 4,530
309
285
54
116
380
108
4,386
682
4,150 3720
17,479 6475
77
66
4,544
596
1,131
1,508
3,781
7,970
19,050
3,886
30,756
30,758
2,086
2,241
2,094
1,652
15,502
5,033
34,267
693
13,033
2,023
2,239
3,073
1,082
8,693
5,207
1,742
946
1,585
863
5,814
262
2,750
584
2,125
573
1,281
2,222
525
3,513
3,177
27
239
95
95
2,409
480
4,275
11
2,672
114
114
908
1,286
1,245
1
11,480
11,485 2,243
1,503
302
1134
174
1,049
5,348
1,049
629
5,673 3,485
141
449
2
192
14
390
4
315
24,093
24,170 1,658
3,371
66
350
423
8,875
8,684 1,174
1,834
50
24
15
379
5,205
4473
15
10
65
134
13
113
102
349 1,038 1,440
283
413
535 1,822
3
97
56
77
20 1,025
493
375
251
916 1,200 1,418
6
1
164
391
155
60
41
7
194
50
94
70
99
50
198
551
659
949
9
62
6
58
23 4,152 2,024 1,869
8
3
4
5
250
328 1,696 1,308
791 1,204
2
86
2
51
537 1,201
Net
14
22,224
7,972
19,179
3,886
30,825
30,771
2,233
2,243
2,108
1,658
15,571
5,036
34,224
710
13,006
5
536
5
1,694
110
65
819 1,134
69
38
52
81
122
767
265
257
12
16
379
18
103
Total Cropped
Area
3,330
64
2,620
2,140
1,024
37
3,723
643
16,020
5,661
7,850
9,360
13,790
361
19,069
4,371
Area sown
more than once
3,484
5,154
1,853
622
6,352
125
1,834
40
16,023
8,374
7,844
9,416
13,519
370
19,602
4,421
Net Area Sown
29 West Bengal
Current Fallow
Lands
28 Uttar Pr.
Other Fallow
Lands
26 Tripura
27 Uttarakhand
Culturable
Waste Land
25 Telangana
Land Under
Misc. Tree
Crops Grove
J&K
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pr.
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Odisha
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamilnadu
Permanent
Pasture & other
Grazing Lands
9 Himachal Pr.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Not Available
for Cultivation
Andhra Pr.
Arunachal Pr.
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Forests
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Reporting
Area
State/
Union
Territory
Geographical
Area
Sl.
No.
Area
Irrigated
Gross
15
16
2,801
57
161
3,053
1,449
36
4,233
3,102
3,711
57
160
5,327
1,725
36
5,913
5,672
947
110
195
1,162
1,657
11,748
2,592
23,130
21,874
309
340
116
489
5,069
7,870
23,954
144
5,140
325
210
3,421
396
8,550
3,244
49
65
14
85
1,248
4,115
7,499
14
2,643
487
235
4,007
458
8,966
4,041
49
125
15
92
1,496
7,744
9,455
19
2,991
7,960
285
4,197
7,778
5,691
163
12,600
6,376
4,654
1036
5,690
174 2,557
256
706
113
418
368
1,124
60
338
25
16,564 9,257
128
554
20,19
25,821 13,929
1
9,678 3,082 6105
Union Territories
30 A & N Islands
825
757
717
31 Chandigarh
11
32 D & N Haveli
49
49
20
20
24
33 Daman & Diu

34 Delhi
35 Lakshadweep
36 Puducherry
All India
11
148
147
93
10
12
22
27
49
22
33
48
49
19
16
10
26
14
22
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
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345

TABLE - 27.11
AREA AND OUT-TURN OF FOODGRAINS, 2013-14
( Area in '000 Hectares, Production in '000 Tonnes)
Sl.
State/
No. Union Territory
1
Rice
Area
Jowar
Production
Area
Bajra
Production
Area
Maize
Production
Area
Production
6
Andhra Pr.
2,347.47
6,102.50
118.03
266.39
35.78
65.80
253.55
1,337.25
Assam
2,449.13
4,927.12
24.07
21.62
Bihar
3,130.81
5,505.85
1.23
1.31
2.64
3.00
732.34
2,112.09
Chhattisgarh
3,802.10
6,716.40
5.70
3.60
111.10
229.10
Gujarat
788.00
1,636.00
128.00
175.00
694.00
1,209.64
461.00
681.00
Haryana
1,228.00
3,998.00
72.00
40.00
404.00
831.00
9.00
27.00
Himachal Pr.
74.36
120.83
0.77
0.42
292.73
652.09
J&K
271.49
610.85
14.11
8.39
298.68
530.53
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
44,135.95 1,06,645.54
5,793.44
9,250.09 9,066.26
24,259.51
All India
346
5,541.80 7,810.72
||

Sl.
No.
State/
Union
Territory
Andhra Pr.
Assam
Ragi
Small Millets
Production
Area
Production
Area
Wheat
Barley
Production
Area
Area
Total Cereals
Production
Area
10
Production
11
42.29
43.48
27.12
21.34
0.96
2,825.20
7,836.38
5.44
3.34
31.29
40.44
2,509.93
4,992.52
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
Chhattisgarh
6.00
1.60 112.80
25.10
102.80
134.00
2.60
3.70
4,143.10
7,113.50
Gujarat
1,442.00
4,694.00
3,565.00
8,450.64
Haryana
2,499.00 11,800.00
39.00
153.00
4,251.00
16,849.00
14.00
14.00
38.00
41.00
Himachal Pr.
2.00
1.97
4.64
3.18
358.10
670.72
17.34
28.19
749.94
1,477.41
J& K
8.73
2.86
5.10
2.41
292.07
601.88
12.52
7.10
902.70
1,764.02
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
14
Orissa
15
126.00
142.00
57.00
29.00
1,097.00
1,602.00
7,518.00
10,677.21
56.63
45.84
19.32
9.70
0.68
1.07
4,362.46
7,940.16
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
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
9,839.00 29,890.88 157.00
429.91 30,473.18 95,850.20 673.50 1,830.65 99,829.06 2,45,790.28
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347

Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
Gram
Area
Arhar dal
Production
Area
Other Pulses
Production
12
Area
13
Production
14
472.42
648.12
334.42
648.12
374.48
103.42
2.05
1.43
6.13
1.43
141.88
5.64
61.33
70.34
21.87
70.34
416.76
36.46
Chhattisgarh
276.50
213.20
50.90
213.20
511.90
31.20
Gujarat
247.00
309.00
210.00
309.00
356.00
209.00
Haryana
83.00
75.00
9.40
75.00
60.20
11.00
Himachal Pradesh
0.48
0.48
0.48
28.46
J&K
25.88
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
9,927.38
9,526.31
3,904.86
9,526.31
11,379.10
3,174.40
Andhra Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
All India
348
||

Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
Total Pulses
Area
Total Food Grains
Production
15
% over
All India
Area
16
Production
% over
All India
17
1,743.14
328.23
1,109.04
3.15
8,916.15
3.36
Assam
149.44
97.24
150.06
2.13
5,096.83
1.92
Bihar
508.97
415.24
499.96
5.12
12,905.79
4.87
Chhattisgarh
776.00
237.70
839.30
3.98
7,595.60
2.87
Gujarat
875.00
211.00
813.00
3.50
9,179.64
3.46
Haryana
144.60
39.05
152.60
3.52
16,974.05
6.40
Himachal Pradesh
28.94
50.56
28.94
0.62
1,528.45
0.58
Jammu & Kashmir
25.88
13.85
25.88
0.74
1,777.87
0.67
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
24,810.26
6,553.38
25,211.34
100.00
2,65,044.37
100.00
Andhra Pradesh
All India
Source: Statistical Year Book, India, 2016. Note: Totals may not tally due to rounding off of figures.
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TABLE - 27.12
SOURCE WISE NET AREA IRRIGATED, 2012-13
(000 Hectares)
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
Canals
Tanks
Wells
(Tube wells
& other wells)
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Other
Sources
Total
1,175
345
1,159
122
2,802
57
57
33
29
94
161
Bihar
955
59
1,921
118
3,053
Chhattisgarh
877
49
440
84
1,449
Goa
36
36
Gujarat
771
45
3,303
114
4,233
Haryana
1,757
3,102
Himachal Pradesh
10
Jammu Kashmir
11
Jharkhand
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
16
Manipur
49
49
17
Meghalaya
65
65
14
2,982
5,382
1,626
1,486
8
229
11,011
-
85
1248
1,133
1,901
590
90
9
88
2,537
-
92
420
158
2
108
-
125
14
7
40
41
21
272
3,082
14
85
1,248
4,115
7,499
14
2,643
1,774
60
338
13,929
3,082
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Mizoram
Nagaland
Odisha
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamilnadu
Telangana
Tripura
Uttarakhand
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal
Union Territories
1,345
4
22
84
110
285
10
21
325
3,244
30
A & N Islands
31
Chandigarh
32
D & N Haveli
33
34
Daman & Diu

Delhi
19
22
5
15,628
1,748
9
41,261
7,466
14
66,103
35
36
Lakshadweep
Puducherry
All India
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TABLE - 27.13
OPERATIONAL HOLDINGS AND AREA OPERATED ACCORDING TO MAJOR SIZE CLASSES, 2010-11
(Number in 000 and Area in000 Hectares)
Marginal
Small
Semi-medium
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
Number*
Area
Number*
Area
Number*
Area
4,984
21
1,831
14,744
2,183
60
1,816
778
670
1,207
1,848
3,849
6,580
3,891
6,709
77
103
216
12
775
3,669
953
28
885
360
273
416
764
1,851
886
1,915
3,186
40
46
1,591
19
497
948
831
10
1,429
315
175
167
429
2,138
180
2,449
4,052
49
58
2,251
26
687
1,186
1,179
18
2,075
463
244
235
591
3,020
282
3,466
5,739
63
77
796
34
304
415
503
6
1,080
284
85
64
283
1,267
57
1,655
2,159
22
41
2,100
94
818
1,073
1,348
17
2,989
814
230
171
775
3,393
159
4,510
5,765
55
113
17
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
18
Mizoram
50
30
30
38
10
24
19
Nagaland
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
Neg.
Neg.
Neg.
Neg.
Neg.
Neg.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Union Territories
30
A & N Islands
31
Chandigarh
32
D & N Haveli
33
Daman & Diu
Neg.
Neg.
Neg.
34
Delhi
11
35
Lakshadweep
10
Neg.
Neg.
Neg.
Neg.
36
Puducherry
28
10
92,826
35,908
24,779
35,244
13,896
37,705
All India
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351

OPERATIONAL HOLDINGS AND AREA OPERATED ACCORDING TO MAJOR SIZE CLASSES, 2010-11
(Number in 000 and Area in000 Hectares)
Sl.
No.
Medium
State/
Union Territory
Number*
Large
All Holdings
Area
Number*
Area
10
11
12
Number*
Area
13
14
230
1,282
20
304
7,621
8,096
Arunachal Pradesh
28
155
97
109
384
Assam
85
437
282
2,720
2,999
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
81
202
415
1,153
3
28
45
451
16,191
3,746
6,388
5,084
Goa
Gujarat
2
513
12
2,930
1
49
14
1,020
78
4,886
89
9,898
Haryana
195
1,185
46
823
1,617
3,646
9
10
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu Kashmir
28
11
156
62
3
1
51
12
961
1,449
955
895
11
Jharkhand
129
725
20
311
2,709
3,165
12
Karnataka
Kerala
511
12
2,904
64
68
2
994
120
7,832
6,831
12,161
1,511
15
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
789
711
4,545
3,993
1,400
1,084
8,872
13,699
15,836
19,767
16
Manipur
89
68
Neg.
Neg.
151
172
Neg.
210
92
178
4,667
1,053
6,888
75
8,118
5,554
578
913
23,325
7,123
287
105
1074
4,852
3,967
21,136
107
6,488
6,197
285
816
17,622
5,510
Andhra Pradesh
5
6
13
14
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Odisha
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamilnadu
Telangana
Tripura
Uttarakhand
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal
Union Territories
13
8
2
78
64
298
1,127
6
151
167
3
17
398
23
47
9
481
381
1,713
6,918
32
848
927
14
94
2,199
110
25
6
70
404
1
17
16
Neg.
1
25
1
4
4
442
132
1,029
7,044
12
350
249
1
25
380
222
Neg.
12
22
Neg.
Neg.
Neg.
Neg.
Neg.
30
A & N Islands
31
Chandigarh
32
D & N Haveli
Neg.
15
20
33
Neg.
2
Neg.
9
Neg.
34
Daman & Diu

Delhi
Neg.
Neg.
2
8
20
3
30
35
Lakshadweep
Neg.
Neg.
Neg.
Neg.
10
Neg.
Puducherry
Neg.
3
1
33
22
All India
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.
36
352
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TABLE - 27.14
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY POPULATION, 2012 CENSUS
(Nos. in Thousands)
6
4,396
7
142
Mithuns
Arunachal Pr.
4
5
4,194 13,521
Pigs
Yaks
3
4,562
Goats
Camels
2
Andhra Pr.
Buffaloes Sheep
Donkeys
1
1
Cattle
Mules
State/
Union Territory
Horses
& Ponies
Sl.
No.
11
-
12
-
13
Total
Livestock
Total
Poultry
10
1
9
14
29,059
464
14
306
356
14
249
1,413
2,244
Assam
10,308
435
518
6,169
1,636
14
19,082
27,216
Bihar
12,232
7,567
232
12,154
650
49
25
21
32,939
12,748
Chhattisgarh
9,815
1,391
168
3,225
439
15,044
23,102
Goa
57
32
13
44
146
292
Gujarat
9,984
10,386
1,708
4,959
18
39
30
27,128
15,006
Haryana
1,808
6,085
363
369
127
37
19
8,820
42,821
Himachal Pr.
2,149
716
805
1,119
15
23
4,844
1,104
10
J&K
2,798
739
3,389
2,018
144
37
17
54
9,201
8,274
11
Jharkhand
8,730
1,186
583
6,581
962
18,053
13,560
12
Karnataka
9,516
3,471
9,584
4,796
305
13
16
27,702
53,442
13
Kerala
1329
102
1246
56
2,735
24,282
14
Madhya Pr.
19,602
8,188
309
8,014
175
19
15
36,333
11,905
15
Maharashtra
15,484
5,594
2,580
8,435
326
37
29
32,489
77,795
16
Manipur
264
66
11
65
277
10
696
2,500
17
Meghalaya
896
22
20
473
543
1,958
3,400
18
Mizoram
35
22
245
312
1,271
19
Nagaland
235
33
99
504
35
911
2,178
20
Odisha
11,621
726
1,581
6,513
280
20,732
19,891
21
Punjab
2428
5160
129
327
32
33
8,117
16,794
22
Rajasthan
13,324
12,976
9,080
21,666
238
38
57,732
8,024
23
Sikkim
140
113
30
292
452
24
Tamilnadu
8,814
780
4,787
8,143
184
22,723
117,349
25
Telangana
5,034
4,194 12,875
4,676
252
27,040
69,159
26
Tripura
27
Uttarakhand
28
29
81 326
15
92,175
949
11
611
363
1,936
4,273
2,006
989
369
1,367
20
16
27
4,795
4,642
Uttar Pr.
19,557
30,625
1,354
15,586
1,334
152
43
57
68,715
18,668
West Bengal
16,514
597
1,076
1,1506
648
30,348
52,838
46
66
36
155
1,165
14
24
109
Union Territories
30
A & N Islands
31
Chandigarh
32
D & N Haveli
42
50
86
33
Daman & Diu
28
34
Delhi
86
162
30
76
360
44
35
Lakshadweep
46
50
165
36
Puducherry
60
55
120
209
1,90,904 1,08,702 65,069 1,35,173 10,294 625 196 319 400 77 298 5,12,057 7,29,209
All India
Source: Agriculture Census Division, GOI, New Delhi. Note :The Sum may not tally with All-India totals due to rounding off.
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353

TABLE - 27.15
RAILWAY ROUTE LENGTH AT THE END OF THE YEAR 2015
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
Total
Population
Area
(in Sq. Kms.)
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Route Length (in Kms.)

Per lakh
Per 1000
Length.
Population
Sq. Kms.
5
4,95,77,103
1,62,968
3,657
7.38
22.44
13,83,727
83,743
12
0.87
0.14
3,12,05,576
78,438
2471
7.92
31.50
10,40,99,452
94,163
3,652
3.51
38.78
2,55,45,198
1,35,192
1,196
4.68
8.85
14,58,545
3,702
69
4.73
18.64
Gujarat
6,04,39,692
1,96,244
5259
8.70
26.80
Haryana
2,53,51,462
44,212
1,630
6.43
36.87
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
15
Maharashtra
16
7,26,26,809
3,08,252
4,979
6.86
16.15
11,23,74,333
3,07,713
5,725
5.09
18.60
Manipur
28,55,794
22,327
0.04
0.04
17
Meghalaya
29,66,889
22,429
0.30
0.40
18
Mizoram
10,97,206
21,081
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
24
25
Tamilnadu
Telangana
26
Tripura
27
6,10,577
7,096
7,21,47,030
3,50,03,674
1,30,060
1,12,077
4,027
1,676
5.58
4.79
30.96
14.95
36,73,917
10,486
151
4.11
14.40
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
Union Territories
9,12,76,115
88,752
4,070
4.46
45.86
3,80,581
8,249
10,55,450
114
16
1.52
140.35
30
A & N Islands
31
Chandigarh
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
5.45
20.09
All India
1,21,08,54,977
32,87,469
66,030
Source: Indian Railways Year Book, 2014-15. Note: The remaining States/UTs have no Railway line.
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TABLE - 27.16
PRINCIPAL CHARACTERISTICS IN ANNUAL SURVEY OF INDUSTRIES, 2013-14
(Value in lakh Rupees and others in numbers)
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
No. of
Factories
Fixed
Capital
Working
Capital
Invested
Capital
No. of
Workers
Total Persons
Engaged
15,719
1,48,62,643
22,22,432
1,94,63,961
4,15,127
5,22,057
Assam
3,518
14,44,632
7,13,478
21,35,656
1,57,687
1,86,483
8,03,738
55,787
13,91,746
96,122
1,13,594
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
3
4
Bihar
3,419
Chhattisgarh
2,534
64,08,052
50,35,782
80,91,611
1,31,032
1,66,236
Goa
618
7,93,409
3,48,753
13,19,622
39,618
56,684
Gujarat
22,876
3,82,65,385
85,52,409
5,48,13,239
10,49,725
13,72,669
Haryana
6,117
70,65,108
20,36,985
1,12,47,367
4,67,741
6,12,419
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
23,42,965
5,88,205
38,64,741
2,90,055
3,51,662
13
Kerala
7,132
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
25
Tamilnadu
Telangana
37,378
14,110
2,70,81,648
56,94,436
48,36,720
38,31,375
3,80,53,367
90,71,450
16,41,460
6,29,361
20,46553
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
Uttarakhand
2,936
54,79,327
8,22,018
76,32,858
3,12,131
3,86,654
West Bengal
Union Territories
30 A & N Islands
8,859
80,94,660
23,94,706
1,23,89,882
5,22,241
6,45,738
20
3,185
4,424
4,468
421
521
285
1,77,381
90,889
2,77,699
8,030
13,143
28
29
31
Chandigarh
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
6,62,68,577 33,84,55,535 1,04,44,404
1,35,38,114
All India
2,24,576 23,73,71,903
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355

Sl.
State/
No. Union Territory
1
Andhra Pr.
Arunachal Pr.
Assam
Bihar
Wages to
Workers
Total
Emoluments
Total
Inputs
Value of
Output
Depreciation
Net
Value Added
10
11
12
13
14
5,21,945
9,11,322
2,35,58,737
2,62,68,382
8,46,864
18,62,780
1,33,191
2,12,675
48,40,084
57,61,714
1,19,875
8,01,755
59,895
1,10,631
49,45,635
55,29,620
68,528
5,15,457
2,52,609
4,83,647
81,53,091
1,05,99,069
3,20,625
21,25,353
67,967
1,67,754
25,39,663
33,79,150
75,499
7,63,987
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
12,09,240
27,73,399
10,75,10,149
12,30,64,181
27,12,028
1,28,42,005
Haryana
5,92,737
14,60,800
2,51,79,113
2,96,40,333
7,51,638
37,09,582
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
499
742
1,653
18,397
783
761
Union Territories
30
A & N. Islands
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
35
Lakshadweep
36
Puducherry
All India
356
41,900
80,518
15,57,868
20,07,285
42145
407,272
1,26,49,644
2,72,41,503
54,90,13,952
65,55,25,116
1,69,76,977
8,95,34,187
||

Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
Rent Paid
15
Andhra Pr.
Arunachal Pr.
Assam
Bihar
Interest Paid
Rent
Received
Interest
Received
16
17
18
Net Income
Profits
19
20
63,077
8,14,131
8,399
67,111
10,61,082
21,294
5,788
92,609
1,030
14,995
7,19,383
4,61,704
3,478
41,223
195
8,629
4,79,580
3,54,967
32,356
2,95,292
1,926
39,930
18,39,561
12,61,218
7,850
45,034
1,087
8,352
7,20,542
5,28,844
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
97,969
24,05,784
19,835
3,02,210
1,06,60,296
75,47,549
Haryana
89,725
6,05,521
16,611
1,13,343
31,44,289
14,97,335
Himachal Pr.
25,081
2,82,219
1,598
20,901
19,91,824
14,65,305
3,299
75,958
10
7,020
3,42,696
2,40,323
10
J&K
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
40
4,385
848
17
Meghalaya
1,433
36,192
1262
11,091
15,949
91
168
16
25
7,411
5,278
18
Mizoram
19
Nagaland
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
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
1,39,172
10,27,899
16,834
1,04,355
41,41,181
21,91,861
27
Uttar Pr.
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
19
694
12
62
763
Union Territories
30
A & N Islands
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
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
35
Lakshadweep
36
Puducherry
All India
||
357

TABLE - 27.17
GROSS STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT PRICES
Base Year 2011-12
Sl.
State/
No. Union Territory
1
GSDP - Current Prices (Rs. crore)

2011-12
2012-13
4
2013-14
5
2014-15
6
Growth Rates
2015-16
2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16
10
11
3,79,230
4,10,961
4,68,494
5,32,922
6,03,376
8.37
14.00
13.75
13.22
11,065
12,535
14,498
16,450
19,492
13.29
15.66
13.47
18.49
Assam
1,43,212
1,57,406
1,74,884
1,95,145
NA
9.91
11.10
11.59
NA
Bihar
2,47,287
2,82,168
3,29,475
4,10,862
4,86,430
14.11
16.77
24.70
18.39
Chhattisgarh
1,58,074
1,78,839
1,97,330
2,22,990
NA
13.14
10.34
13.00
NA
42,253
38,647
42,243
45,548
NA
-8.53
9.31
7.82
NA
8,95,202
NA
17.62
13.29
10.96
NA
Andhra Pr.
Arunachal Pr.
3
4
5
6
Goa
Gujarat
6,05,456
7,12,123
8,06,745
Haryana
3,00,756
3,50,407
3,95,748
4,41,864
NA
16.51
12.94
11.65
NA
82,294
92,589
1,01,108
NA
13.17
12.51
9.20
NA
86,537
97,400
1,02,681
NA
11.02
12.55
5.42
NA
Himachal Pr.
72,720
10
J&K
77,945
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
West Bengal
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3,712
4,341
4,776
5,173
NA
16.94
10.00
8.32
NA
18,768
21,609
24,996
29,368
NA
15.13
15.68
17.49
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
29
Union Territories
30
A & N Islands
31
Chandigarh
32
D & N Haveli
33
Daman & Diu
34
Delhi
35
Lakshadweep
36
Puducherry
All-India GDP
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3,43,260
3,91,071
4,46,807
4,94,460
NA
13.93
14.25
10.67
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
16818
18875
21113
23747
NA
12.23
11.85
12.48
NA
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.
358
||

TABLE - 27.18
GROSS STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES
Base Year 2011-12
Sl.
State/
No. Union Territory
1
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

8
9
10
11
3,79,230
3,79,623
4,11,886
4,44,752
4,93,641
0.10
8.50
7.98
10.99
11,065
11,261
12,476
13,275
14,122
1.78
10.78
6.41
6.38
Assam
1,43,212
1,43,112
1,51,820
1,56,895
NA
-0.07
6.08
3.34
NA
Bihar
2,47,287
2,55,934
2,74,319
3,17,016
3,49,558
3.50
7.18
15.56
10.27
Chhattisgarh
1,58,074
1,67,232
1,75,091
1,88,830
NA
5.79
4.70
7.85
NA
Goa
42,253
39,510
40,015
43,141
NA
-6.49
1.28
7.81
NA
Gujarat
6,05,456
6,71,074
7,26,831
7,82,820
NA
10.84
8.31
7.70
NA
Haryana
3,00,756
3,21,621
3,39,491
3,66,584
NA
6.94
5.56
7.98
NA
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
15
Maharashtra
12,72,967
13,57,116
14,41,843
15,24,846
NA
6.61
6.24
5.76
NA
16
Manipur
12,226
12,437
13,711
NA
NA
1.73
10.24
NA
NA
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
Andhra Pr.
Arunachal Pr.
11,839
12,442
13,656
14,648
NA
5.09
9.76
7.26
NA
2,33,214
2,44,232
2,59,468
2,75,450
3.52
4.72
6.24
6.16
20
Odisha
2,25,283
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
23
Sikkim
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
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
26
Tripura
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
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
29
West Bengal
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3,712
4,073
4,306
4,607
NA
9.71
5.72
6.99
NA
18,768
20,245
22,058
24,872
NA
7.87
8.95
12.76
NA
Union Territories
30
A & N Islands
31
Chandigarh
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
3,65,264
3,89,677
4,20,902
NA
6.41
6.68
8.01
NA
35
Lakshadweep
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
17,310
18,169
20,059
NA
2.93
4.96
10.40
NA
5.62
6.64
7.24
7.57
36
Puducherry
All India GDP
16,818
87,36,039
92,26,879 98,39,434 1,05,52,151 1,13,50,962
||
359

TABLE - 27.19
NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT PRICES
Base Year 2011-12
Sl.
State/
No. Union Territory
1
NSDP - Current Prices (Rs. Crore)

2013-14
5
2014-15
6
Growth Rates
2011-12
3
2012-13
4
2015-16
7
2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

8
9
10
11
3,39,338
3,69,957
4,21,684
4,79,890
5,42,456
9.02
13.98
13.80
13.04
10,231
11,562
13,359
15,024
17,696
13.00
15.54
12.46
17.79
Andhra Pr.
Arunachal Pr.
Assam
1,29,392
1,42,581
1,57,990
1,75,210
NA
10.19
10.81
10.90
NA
Bihar
2,30,266
2,63,029
3,07,758
3,83,848
4,54,357
14.23
17.01
24.72
18.37
Chhattisgarh
1,42,273
1,60,759
1,76,884
1,99,539
NA
12.99
10.03
12.81
NA
Goa
37,895
35,095
38,440
41,103
NA
-7.39
9.53
6.93
NA
Gujarat
5,22,660
6,22,199
7,06,972
7,87,919
NA
19.04
13.62
11.45
NA
Haryana
2,74,370
3,17,728
3,59,473
4,00,623
NA
15.80
13.14
11.45
NA
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
15
Maharashtra
11,19,192
12,71,017
14,50,003
15,72,037
NA
13.57
14.08
8.42
NA
16
Manipur
10,799
11,665
13,718
NA
NA
8.02
17.60
NA
NA
17
Meghalaya
17,950
19,466
21,364
22,767
24,608
8.45
9.75
6.57
8.09
7,375
8,672
10,100
NA
15.17
17.58
16.47
NA
18
Mizoram
6,404
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
23
Sikkim
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
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
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
26
Tripura
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
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3,138
3,713
4,115
4,457
NA
18.34
10.83
8.29
NA
16,930
19,508
22,683
26,764
NA
15.22
16.28
17.99
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
29
West Bengal
Union Territories
30
A & N Islands
31
Chandigarh
32
D & N Haveli
33
Daman & Diu
34
Delhi
35
Lakshadweep
36
Puducherry
All India GDP
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3,14,113
3,57,084
4,09,514
4,52,839
NA
13.68
14.68
10.58
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
15,160
16,984
19,097
21,555
NA
12.04
12.44
12.87
NA
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
360
||

TABLE - 27.20
NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES
Base Year 2011-12
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pr.
NSDP - Constant Prices (Rs. Crore)

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
2014-15
2015-16
3
3,39,338
3,40,666
3,69,253
3,98,407
441337
Growth Rates
2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16
8
10
11
0.39
8.39
7.90
10.78
10,231
10,520
11,553
12,295
13101
2.82
9.82
6.42
6.56
1,28,288
1,34,926
1,38,387
NA
-0.85
5.17
2.56
NA
Assam
1,29,392
Bihar
2,30,266
2,37,825
2,54,723
2,94,425
324586
3.28
7.10
15.59
10.24
Chhattisgarh
1,42,273
1,50,015
1,56,430
1,68,793
NA
5.44
4.28
7.90
NA
Goa
37,895
36,113
36,505
39,187
NA
-4.70
1.08
7.35
NA
5,85,083
6,34,834
6,87,021
NA
11.94
8.50
8.22
NA
Gujarat
5,22,660
Haryana
2,74,370
2,90,554
3,06,392
3,30,854
NA
5.90
5.45
7.98
NA
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
15
Maharashtra
11,19,192
11,88,885
12,61,944
13,29,308
NA
6.23
6.15
5.34
NA
10959
12,160
NA
NA
1.34
10.96
NA
NA
16
Manipur
10,814
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
23
Sikkim
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
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
26
Tripura
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
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
29
West Bengal
Union Territories
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
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
33
Daman & Diu
34
Delhi
35
Lakshadweep
36
Puducherry
All India GDP
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3,14,113
3,32,829
3,55,237
3,84,252
NA
5.96
6.73
8.17
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
15,160
15,507
16,318
18,172
NA
2.29
5.23
11.36
NA
78,18,898 82,17,675 87,37,681 93,59,476 1,00,71,224
5.10
6.33
7.12
7.60
||
361

TABLE - 27.21
PER CAPITA NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT PRICES
Base Year 2011-12
Sl.
State/
No. Union Territory
1
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
3
10
11
Andhra Pr.
68,866
74,639
84,579
95,689
1,07,532
8.38
13.32
13.14
12.38
Arunachal Pr.
73,082
80,964
91686
1,01,033
1,16,725
10.79
13.24
10.19
15.53
Assam
41,154
44,769
48,974
53,618
NA
8.79
9.39
9.48
NA
Bihar
21,918
24,647
28,389
34,856
40,616
12.45
15.18
22.78
16.52
Chhattisgarh
55,177
61,356
66,438
73,758
NA
11.20
8.28
11.02
NA
Goa
258,666
2,37,929
2,58,856
2,74,939
NA
-8.02
8.80
6.21
NA
Gujarat
85,814
1,00,821
1,13,061
1,24,358
NA
17.49
12.14
9.99
NA
Haryana
107,343
1,22,571
1,36,734
1,50,260
NA
14.19
11.56
9.89
NA
98,996
1,10,209
1,19,720
NA
12.85
11.33
8.63
NA
Himachal Pr.
87,721
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
16
Manipur
37,589
40,169
46,740
NA
NA
6.87
16.36
NA
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
23
Sikkim
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
104,486
120,593
1,35,806
NA
12.30
15.42
12.62
NA
1,29,182 1,43,023
10.84
12.86
12.66
10.71
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
24
Tamilnadu
93,042
25
Telangana
91,664
1,01,602
1,14,669
26
Tripura
NA
NA
NA
27
Uttar Pr.
28
Uttarakhand
29 West Bengal
Union Territories
NA
31,886
35,358
40,790
44,197
NA
10.89
15.36
8.35
NA
1,01,128
1,14,878
1,26,101
1,39,184
1,54,818
13.60
9.77
10.38
11.23
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
81,283
94,002
1,02,116
1,08,168
NA
15.65
8.63
5.93
NA
1,59,117
1,80,625
2,06,964
2,40,687
NA
13.52
14.58
16.29
NA
30
A & N Islands
31
Chandigarh
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
1,85,044
2,06,407
2,32,269
2,52,011
NA
11.54
12.53
8.50
NA
35
Lakshadweep
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Puducherry
All India
Per Capita NNI
1,19,649
1,30,548
1,43,045
1,57,219
NA
9.11
9.57
9.91
NA
63,460
71,050
79,412
86,879
93,231
11.96
11.77
9.40
7.31
36
362
||

TABLE - 27.22
PER CAPITA NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES
Base Year 2011-12
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
Per Capita NSDP at Constant Prices (Rupees)

2011-12
3
2012-13
4
2013-14
5
2014-15
Growth Rates
2015-16 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16
10
11
1
2
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
68,866
73,082
68,730
73,667
74,062
79,292
79,441
82,682
87,487
86,421
-0.20
0.80
7.76
7.64
7.26
4.27
10.13
4.52
Assam
41,154
40,281
41,825
42,349
NA
-2.12
3.83
1.25
NA
Bihar
21,918
22,285
23,497
26,736
29,015
1.67
5.44
13.79
8.53
Chhattisgarh
55,177
57,255
58,755
62,394
NA
3.77
2.62
6.19
NA
Goa
2,58,666
2,44,833
2,45,823
2,62,124
NA
-5.35
0.40
6.63
NA
Gujarat
85,814
94,807
1,01,525
1,08,433
NA
10.48
7.09
6.80
NA
1,07,343
1,12,088
1,16,543
1,24,092
NA
4.42
3.97
6.48
NA
6.70
NA
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
87,721
92,908
98,141
1,04,717
NA
5.91
5.63
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
16
Manipur
37,641
37,738
41,433
NA
NA
0.26
9.79
NA
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
23
Sikkim
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
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
26
Tripura
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
27
Uttar Pradesh
31,886
32,560
33,567
35,072
NA
2.11
3.09
4.48
NA
1,01,128
1,07,605
1,13,791
1,20,759
128286
6.40
5.75
6.12
6.23
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
81,283
87,942
91,844
96,180
NA
8.19
4.44
4.72
NA
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
33 Daman & Diu
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,85,044
1,92,387
2,01,485
2,13,842
NA
3.97
4.73
6.13
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,19,649
1,19,196
1,22,236
1,32,548
NA
-0.38
2.55
8.44
NA
63,460
65,664
68,867
72,889
77,431
3.47
4.88
5.84
6.23
28
29
Uttarakhand
West Bengal
Union Territories
30 A & N Islands
31 Chandigarh
34 Delhi
35 Lakshadweep
36 Puducherry
All India Per Capita NNI
||
363

TABLE - 27.23
ENTERPRISES AND PERSONS EMPLOYED ACCORDING TO SIXTH ECONOMIC CENSUS
(in Nos.)
Rural
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Odisha
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamilnadu
Telangana
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
Uttarakhand
West Bengal
Union Territories
A & N Islands
Chandigarh
Dadra & N Haveli
Daman & Diu
Delhi
Lakshadweep
Puducherry
All India
364
Without
Hired
Workers
3
25,89,391
9,956
10,89,868
8,50,129
3,95,551
23,766
19,56,841
5,38,925
2,50,068
2,04,583
1,83,624
13,58,389
14,70,444
7,86,190
27,71,011
1,21,549
38,027
12,108
23,551
12,57,331
5,73,508
14,23,888
16,078
19,44,455
9,60,316
1,18,636
34,28,176
1,72,376
29,60,274
10,073
1,702
1,637
790
8,915
333
11,391
2,75,63,850
Enterprises
With at
least one
Hired Worker
4
5,48,972
10,127
3,65,715
3,50,380
1,23,108
8,668
4,49,675
1,09,064
84,330
90,803
1,71,678
3,55,670
3,34,601
3,49,914
5,23,254
22,547
35,011
8,678
9,895
3,48,412
2,11,393
4,31,285
5,406
7,42,644
2,37,074
26,659
7,30,779
59,594
4,67,862
Total
5
31,38,363
20,083
14,55,583
12,00,509
5,18,659
32,434
24,06,516
6,47,989
3,34,398
2,95,386
3,55,302
17,14,059
18,05,045
11,36,104
32,94,265
1,44,096
73,038
20,786
33,446
16,05,743
7,84,901
18,55,173
21,484
26,87,099
11,97,390
1,45,295
41,58,955
2,31,970
34,28,136
Persons Employed
Without
With at
Hired
least one
Workers
Hired Worker
6
37,11,395
13,609
13,43,750
11,00,259
6,87,029
34,645
33,62,792
6,66,584
2,90,022
2,50,947
2,39,948
18,41,650
18,56,551
11,12,059
38,64,535
1,58,701
53,273
16,596
32,783
20,12,711
7,46,823
20,28,347
20,803
29,10,571
12,75,436
1,37,457
52,19,257
2,11,960
40,31,577
21,89,397
46,123
14,02,395
10,71,171
4,71,287
50,373
17,45,115
7,97,757
4,54,298
3,48,400
5,28,346
17,02,976
14,30,073
10,10,198
21,97,532
92,172
1,37,698
25,793
55,593
11,81,734
9,27,884
16,17,630
29,723
26,76,299
10,88,083
95,979
27,34,122
327,199
20,35,297
Total
8
59,00,792
59,732
27,46,145
21,71,430
11,58,316
85,018
51,07,907
14,64,341
7,44,320
5,99,347
7,68,294
35,44,626
32,86,624
21,22,257
60,62,067
2,50,873
1,90,971
42,389
88,376
31,94,445
16,74,707
36,45,977
50,526
55,86,870
23,63,519
2,33,436
79,53,379
5,39,159
60,66,874
4,581
14,654
16,097
21,683
37,780
570
2,272
1,830
2,218
4,048
2,059
3,696
1,868
35,592
37,460
1,200
1,990
926
13,945
14,871
3,526
12,441
11,751
15,859
27,610
402
735
527
1,664
2,191
6,368
17,759
14,801
53,943
68,744
72,31,904 3,47,95,754 3,92,79,870 2,86,15,551 6,78,95,421
||

(in Nos.)
Urban
Sl.
No.
1
State/
Union Territory
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Odisha
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamilnadu
Telangana
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
Uttarakhand
West Bengal
Union Territories
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
A & N islands
Chandigarh
Dadra & N Haveli
Daman & Diu
Delhi
Lakshadweep
Puducherry
All India
Without
Hired
Workers
Enterprises
With at
least one
Hired Worker
10
6,81,522
9,571
3,70,039
3,08,504
1,55,952
37,966
8,35,901
3,05,252
53,177
1,28,688
1,40,092
6,58,389
10,80,687
6,26,935
16,42,818
68,689
17,954
24,674
16,181
3,13,632
4,38,367
6,25,055
11,731
12,44,245
4,88,389
68,772
16,20,217
1,06,530
17,54,238
4,22,872
6,761
2,04,420
1,98,385
99,050
26,187
7,30,512
2,11,545
24,665
77,875
1,43,319
5,08,100
4,69,272
3,89,620
12,00,259
17,053
14,564
12,026
11,310
1,69,530
2,89,984
4,14,902
4,004
10,98,058
4,01,896
22,706
9,04,733
55,679
7,23,276
4,412
61,993
2,756
4,525
4,68,583
1,534
22,184
1,44,00,154
Total
11
11,04,394
16,332
5,74,459
5,06,889
2,55,002
64,153
15,66,413
5,16,797
77,842
2,06,563
2,83,411
11,66,489
15,49,959
10,16,555
28,43,077
85,742
32,518
36,700
27,491
4,83,162
7,28,351
10,39,957
15,735
23,42,303
8,90,285
91,478
25,24,950
1,62,209
24,77,514
Without
Hired
Workers
Persons Employed
With at
least one
Hired Worker
12
8,89,425
12,779
4,19,635
3,92,314
2,04,120
51,408
10,85,243
3,63,267
60,356
1,48,473
1,83,348
8,19,851
13,00,653
8,58,035
20,40,462
86,827
23,340
32,506
20,524
3,94,695
5,36,564
8,02,244
15,691
19,58,398
5,98,863
77,713
22,22,889
1,30,678
24,39,046
Total
13
14
18,00,838
36,425
7,87,783
6,80,228
4,98,808
1,52,246
34,15,094
14,09,064
1,72,512
3,47,689
5,01,780
27,81,408
23,31,490
15,67,331
6409,613
71,917
75,120
47,331
52,918
7,28,907
14,35,648
18,14,223
25,063
41,49,915
25,74,370
92,875
39,41784
3,80,738
33,97,699
26,90,263
49,204
12,07,418
10,72,542
7,02,928
2,03,654
45,00,337
17,72,331
2,32,868
4,96,162
6,85,128
36,01,259
36,32,143
24,25,366
8450,075
1,58,744
98,460
79,837
73,442
11,23,602
19,72,212
26,16,467
40,754
61,08,313
31,73,233
170,588
6164,673
511,416
5836,745
4,225
8,637
5,900
25,058
30,958
19,313
81,306
69,723
1,72,936
2,42,659
4,731
7,487
3,485
53,543
57,028
3,991
8,516
5,419
61,152
66,571
3,94,284
8,62,867
5,83,686
24,08,485
29,92,171
1,135
2,669
2,589
5,673
8,262
19,209
41,393
28,810
1,21,824
1,50,634
92,99,451 2,36,99,605 1,88,68,959 4,45,29,488 6,33,98,447
||
365

(in Nos.)
Combined
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Odisha
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamilnadu
Telangana
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
Uttarakhand
West Bengal
Union Territories
A & N islands
Chandigarh
D & N Haveli
Daman & Diu
Delhi
Lakshadweep
Puducherry
All India
366
Without
Hired
Workers
Enterprises
With at
least one
Hired Worker
15
16
Total
Without
Hired
Workers
Persons Employed
With at
least one
Hired Worker
17
18
19
Total
20
32,70,913
19,527
14,59,907
11,58,633
5,51,503
61,732
27,92,742
8,44,177
3,03,245
3,33,271
3,23,716
20,16,778
25,51,131
14,13,125
44,13,829
1,90,238
55,981
36,782
39,732
15,70,963
10,11,875
20,48,943
27,809
31,88,700
14,48,705
1,87,408
50,48,393
2,78,906
47,14,512
9,71,844
16,888
5,70,135
5,48,765
2,22,158
34,855
11,80,187
3,20,609
1,08,995
1,68,678
3,14,997
8,63,770
8,03,873
7,39,534
17,23,513
39,600
49,575
20,704
21,205
5,17,942
5,01,377
8,46,187
9,410
18,40,702
6,38,970
49,365
16,35,512
1,15,273
11,91,138
42,42,757
36,415
20,30,042
17,07,398
7,73,661
96,587
39,72,929
11,64,786
4,12,240
5,01,949
6,38,713
28,80,548
33,55,004
21,52,659
61,37,342
2,29,838
1,05,556
57,486
60,937
20,88,905
15,13,252
28,95,130
37,219
50,29,402
20,87,675
2,36,773
66,83,905
3,94,179
59,05,650
46,00,820
26,388
17,63,385
14,92,573
8,91,149
86,053
44,48,035
10,29,851
3,50,378
3,99,420
4,23,296
26,61,501
31,57,204
19,70,094
59,04,997
2,45,528
76,613
49,102
53,307
24,07,406
12,83,387
28,30,591
36,494
48,68,969
18,74,299
2,15,170
74,42,146
3,42,638
64,70,623
39,90,235
82,548
21,90,178
17,51,399
9,70,095
2,02,619
51,60,209
22,06,821
6,26,810
6,96,089
10,30,126
44,84,384
37,61,563
25,77,529
86,07,145
1,64,089
2,12,818
73,124
1,08,511
19,10,641
23,63,532
34,31,853
54,786
68,26,214
36,62,453
1,88,854
66,75,906
7,07,937
54,32,996
85,91,055
1,08,936
39,53,563
32,43,972
18,61,244
2,88,672
96,08,244
32,36,672
9,77,188
10,95,509
14,53,422
71,45,885
69,18,767
45,47,623
1,45,12,142
409,617
289,431
1,22,226
1,61,818
43,18,047
36,46,919
62,62,444
91,280
1,16,95,183
55,36,752
4,04,024
1,41,18,052
10,50,575
1,19,03,619
14,485
63,695
4,393
5,315
4,77,498
1,867
33,575
8,806
19,883
6,790
5,191
3,97,810
1,537
25,577
23,291
83,578
11,183
10,506
8,75,308
3,404
59,152
21,997
71,553
5,353
6,345
5,95,437
3,116
43,611
46,741
1,75,154
89,135
75,097
24,24,344
7,337
1,75,767
68,738
2,46,707
94,488
81,442
30,19,781
10,453
2,19,378
4,19,64,004 1,65,31,355 5,84,95,359
5,81,48,829
||
7,31,45,039 13,12,93,868

TABLE - 27.24
SCHEDULED COMMERCIAL BANK OFFICES, DEPOSITS, CREDITS AND CREDIT DEPOSIT RATIO, 2015
(As on 30th September, 2015)
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
No. of
Population
Scheduled per Bank
Deposits
Commercial
Office
(Rs. Millions)
Bank Offices (in'000)
3
Per Capita
Deposits
(Rs.)
6
Credits
(Rs. Millions)
7
Per Capita Credit

Credits
Deposit
(Rs.)
Ratio (%)
8
6,274
19,09,153
38,657
19,68,966
39,868
138
10
75,921
54,867
22,376
16,171
Assam
2,139
15
9,57,773
30,692
3,71,764
11,913
103.13
29.47
38.82
Bihar
6,249
17
22,15,175
21,279
7,18,947
6,906
32.46
Chhattisgarh
2,241
11
9,95,424
38,967
6,15,594
24,098
61.84
Goa
655
5,38,215
3,69,008
1,37,787
94,469
25.60
Gujarat
7,094
48,62,723
80,456
34,39,250
56,904
70.73
Haryana
4,409
23,02,607
90,827
16,03,809
63,263
69.65
Himachal Pr.
1,464
6,22,320
90,656
2,01,489
29,352
32.38
10 J & K
1,647
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
64,08,668
1,04,896
42,94,232
70,287
67.01
13 Kerala
6,039
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
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
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
123
57,141
93,585
14,837
24,300
25.97
24 Tamilnadu
9,689
55,63,279
77,110
63,98,465
88,686
115.01
25 Telangana
4,648
32,81,050
93,228
33,89,145
96,299
103.29
399
1,59,386
43,383
52,513
14,293
32.95
28 Uttarakhand
1,888
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
1,00,12,043
4,97,534
92,05,776
4,57,467
91.95
1,29,151
9
8,94,02,500
73,834
6,70,59,772
55,382
All India
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.
75.01
Andhra Pr.
Arunachal Pr.
23 Sikkim
26 Tripura
||
367

TABLE - 27.25
REGIONAL RURAL BANK OFFICES, DEPOSITS, CREDITS AND CREDIT DEPOSIT RATIO, 2015
(As on 30th September, 2015)
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
No. of
Offices
No. of
Districts
covered
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Deposits
(Rs. Millions)
Credits
(Rs. Millions)
Credit
Deposit
Ratio(%)
1,053
13
1,68,922
1,55,962
92.33
28
3,231
1,074
33.24
466
27
74,588
41,906
56.18
2,049
38
2,19,715
1,16,769
53.15
583
27
73,060
23,887
32.70
Gujarat
652
33
86,426
48,610
56.24
Haryana
608
21
91,319
61,636
67.50
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
1,853
745
40.21
17
Meghalaya
63
11,404
5,610
49.19
18
Mizoram
66
15,435
7,180
46.52
19
Nagaland
10
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
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
3,945
3,931
99.65
All India
19,936
628
27,35,559
18,57,484
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.
368
||
67.90

TABLE - 27.26
COMPANY WISE LPG DOMESTIC CONSUMERS, 2015
As on 31.03.2015 (in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
IOCL
HPCL
BPCL
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Orissa
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamilnadu
Telangana
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
Uttarakhand
West Bengal
Union Territories
Andaman & Nicobar
Chandigarh
Dadra & Nagar Haveli
Daman & Diu
Delhi
Lakshadweep
Puducherry
All India
Total
Total as on
31.03.2014
42,02,930
2,39,687
3,138,763
36,47,211
10,77,135
14,702
43,61,183
24,70,639
15,73,075
6,23,524
13,30,825
45,31,066
45,01,009
39,11,315
27,68,819
3,90,028
1,84,500
2,93,261
2,30,487
12,21,541
43,46,608
38,31,707
1,57,559
1,00,91,896
37,48,393
53,50,071
94,700
14,03,134
6,48,495
3,57,738
17,51,739
10,77,474
2,10,137
13,41,503
4,34,312
36,62,631
1501,487
21,25,305
93,82,574
136
11,76,781
14,41,893
24,99,540
26,18,063
32,98,975
22,62,439
4,558
2,64,204
13,30,109
2,82,709
1,86,573
19,87,837
17,62,877
1,33,168
2,09,509
2,82,156
26,35,580
24,84,719
16,97,709
96,41,649
4,493
2,200
7,18,733
17,60,487
24,81,895
43,34,077
22,24,249
1,18,15,440
2,44,245
34,97,667
63,80,454
20,08,339
5,59,013
81,00,759
53,10,990
19,16,380
21,74,536
20,47,293
108,29,277
84,87,215
77,34,329
217,93,042
3,90,028
1,88,993
2,93,261
2,32,823
31,17,055
75,48,988
88,13,142
1,57,559
1,70,44,036
92,71,617
1,87,83,066
2,23,809
31,51,161
54,96,300
17,28,690
5,43,383
77,00,341
49,40,059
17,57,739
19,99,980
18,63,930
98,44,761
78,58,025
70,03,919
2,03,08,317
3,60,571
1,79,524
2,78,623
2,21,341
26,15,036
68,26,245
79,04,795
1,36,413
1,63,63,832
-
4,50,370
1,26,51,754
19,00,250
64,21,689
34,11,288
1,58,495
21,87,518
53,84,838
3,74,030
18,45,076
4,50,370
2,14,47,880
24,32,775
1,04,54,283
4,04,711
1,92,17,619
22,90,054
93,71,739
86,026
2,66,433
39,57,921
4,512
1,38,685
85,198
72,139
43,386
8,34,425
1,42,631
56,678
25,414
13,54,134
92,895
86,026
4,08,309
72,139
68,800
61,46,480
4,512
3,74,211
81,539
3,91,708
64,718
64,098
59,12,893
2,629
3,67,191
4,58,24,995 18,19,02,266
16,62,58,759
8,87,65,503 4,73,11,768
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.
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369

TABLE - 27.27
CONSUMPTION OF MAJOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS DURING 2014-15 (PROVISONAL)
(in '000' Tonnes)
Region Sl. No.

1
Region: North
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Region: North East
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Region: East
1
2
3
4
5
6
Region: West
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Region: South
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
370
State/ Union Territory
Naphtha
LPG
MS
SKO
ATF
HSD
LDO
10
3,259
3,259
454
454
5,489
296
5,786
53
181
368
124
727
10,225
713
10,939
163
732
917
2,132
586
121
214
42
732
5,638
267
22
16
17
32
16
21
391
666
324
1,059
196
11
8
2,264
56
820
709
2,285
177
13
9
4,069
872
713
1,680
1,239
670
35
5,209
17,571
448
18,019
171
663
1,025
1,816
724
137
216
85
831
5,667
220
41
59
25
33
28
23
428
432
472
555
303
15
12
1,789
141
1,339
898
2,483
357
14
16
5,249
795
1,009
1,849
1,431
757
101
5,942
19,075
19,075
Jammu & Kashmir

Punjab
Rajasthan
Uttar Pradesh
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Uttarakhand
Chandigarh
Delhi
North Total
Assam
Manipur
Meghalaya
Nagaland
Tripura
Arunachal Pradesh
Mizoram
North East Total
Bihar
Odisha
West Bengal
Jharkhand
Sikkim
Andaman & Nicobar
East Total
Goa
Gujarat
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Chhattisgarh
Daman & Diu
West Total
Andhra Pradesh
Kerala
Tamilnadu
Karnataka
Telangana
Lakshadweep
Puducherry
South Total
Total Sales
Private Imports
Total Consumption
144
71
389
1,238
71
23
31
2
1
1,968
257
20
20
14
31
15
6
362
626
308
756
208
11
4
1,914
4
525
458
551
131
2
1
1,672
228
94
309
395
141
1
3
1,171
7,087
7,087
48
45
120
120
35
8
2
48
1501
1,925
101
3
1
3
1
1
111
20
47
214
25
21
326
117
152
67
1326
23
1
1,684
48
356
443
420
265
1,532
5,578
5,578
||
563
3,216
5,038
6,420
5,029
521
660
83
1,269
22,799
777
83
302
57
82
109
54
1,464
1,981
1,943
2,640
1,554
54
120
8,291
283
4,591
2,966
7,301
1,302
118
85
16,647
3,650
2,498
5,962
5,056
2,668
14
284
20,132
69,333
71
69,404
1
8
10
36
4
3
64
2
2
21
22
57
18
118
9
27
88
30
155
13
8
4
1
26
365
365

CONSUMPTION OF MAJOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS DURING 2014-15 (PROVISONAL)
(in '000' Tonnes)
Region Sl. No.

1
F.O
11
Region: North
1
Jammu & Kashmir
94
Punjab
142
Rajasthan
234
Uttar Pradesh
96
Haryana
35
Himachal Pradesh
52
Uttarakhand
40
Chandigarh
57
Delhi
751
North Total
3
1
Assam
2
Manipur
3
Meghalaya
4
Nagaland
5
Tripura
6
Arunachal Pradesh
7
Mizoram
3
North East Total
9
1
Bihar
559
2
Odisha
355
3
West Bengal
145
4
Jharkhand
5
Sikkim
6
Andaman & Nicobar
1,068
East Total
57
1
Goa
502
2
Gujarat
132
3
Madhya Pradesh
811
4
Maharashtra
126
5
Chhattisgarh
94
6
19
7
Daman & Diu
1,741
West Total
155
1
Andhra Pradesh
221
2
Kerala
659
3
Tamilnadu
308
4
Karnataka
84
5
Telangana
6
Lakshadweep
23
7
Puducherry
1,451
South Total
5,014
Total Sales
626
Private Imports
5,640
Total Consumption
Source: Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell, New Delhi
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Region: North East

Region: East
Region: West
Region: South
||
HHS/LSHS Lubes/ Rs
12
2
17
26
45
61
44
172
48
4
4
332
377
377
Bitumen
Others
Total
13
14
15
16
7
40
42
64
42
18
18
2
17
250
11
1
1
1
14
11
25
57
30
1
124
5
84
37
251
19
99
22
516
31
42
96
46
40
2
257
1,162
1,802
2,964
37
171
312
505
203
47
58
6
11
1,350
41
3
21
6
10
8
2
91
170
120
204
134
1
5
635
20
534
270
388
161
3
1
1,377
207
178
357
204
153
5
1,104
4,556
427
4,983
66
674
2885
782
539
337
52
97
94
5,527
228
3
1
232
172
107
97
14
389
4
3596
869
1119
228
7
4
5,827
153
53
307
302
39
3
857
12,833
7,724
20,557
1,201
5,713
10,879
13,347
10,586
1,247
1,303
405
4,517
49,200
1,905
173
422
120
190
178
107
3,097
4,108
3,926
6,448
2,627
93
172
17,374
686
17,644
6,434
16,917
2,553
376
157
44,768
6,265
5,390
12,210
9,577
4,822
15
459
38,738
1,53,176
11,811
1,64,987
371

TABLE - 27.28
CATEGORY WISE NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES REGISTERED AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2013
Transport
Multi-axed
Sl.
State/
Light Motor
No. Union Territory Articulated
Vehicles
Vehicles
(Goods)
Trucks & Lorries
1
Non-Transport
Buses
Total
Light Motor Transport
Vehicles
(3 to 7)
(Passenger)
Taxis
Two
Wheelers
Cars
3
2,53,471
4
3,01,439
5
73,787
6
1,25,962
7
5,46,813
8
13,01,472
9
95,92,270
10
10,77,849
42,827
71,633
2,02,784
12,30,895
3,83,729
66,564
1,41,174
3,36,941
25,92,137
1,84,792
15,247
12,890
2,06,189
27,68,727
1,75,606
9,956
15,427
3,955
1,06,035*
6,39,594
1,84,631
4,99,277
70,615
92,455
6,05,194
15,86,748
1,15,00,292
16,02,129
1,37,511
42,800
27,946
1,14,465
6,30,231
41,46,906
11,34,616
71,843
56,174
13,510
33,043
5,557
1,80,127
4,33,890
1,87,734
40,751
56,230
26,888
31,285
16,407
1,71,561
5,30,594
2,65,024
Jharkhand
2,09,790
2,02,638
14,329
2,52,268
2,27,414
*9,30,461
20,41,835
2,39,655
Karnataka
2,47,639
2,58,701
69,718
1,62,894
3,20,482 ^^11,80,736
85,75,104
14,20,767
78,796
3,64,323
4,04,153
1,21,825
6,66,808 *^^17,51,514
44,64,849
13,31,253
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
2,519
958
489
4,107
8,073
60,354
16,474
2,794
24,283
2,265
3,519
2,664
35,525
7,60,327
3,10,273
9,355
3,809
352
154
647
14,317
54,244
24,027
3,946
3,629
543
55
1,245
*9,457
56,893
23,810
5,176
1,26,539
19,912
63,082
11,407
3,17,963^^
49,80,507
24,16,974
879
262
479
1,620
8,561
165
4,593
10,635
3,987
762
6,321
26,298
6,00,278
65,016
Andhra Pr.
Arunachal Pr.
Assam
2,175
67,167
18,982
Bihar
89,754
13,457
25,992
Chhattisgarh
97,515
58,466
13,071
Goa
42,759
13,486
Gujarat
3,19,207
Haryana
3,07,509
Himachal Pr.
10
J&K
11
12
13
Kerala
14
Union Territories
A & N Islands
31 Chandigarh
32 D & N Haveli
33 Daman & Diu
34 Delhi
30
35
Lakshadweep
36
Puducherry
All India
372
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
||

CATEGORY WISE NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES REGISTERED AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2013
Non-Transport
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
1 Andhra Pradesh
2 Arunachal Pradesh
3 Assam
4 Bihar
5 Chhattisgarh
6 Goa
7 Gujarat
8 Haryana
9 Himachal Pradesh
10 Jammu & Kashmir
11 Jharkhand
12 Karnataka
13 Kerala
14 Madhya Pradesh
15 Maharashtra
16 Manipur
17 Meghalaya
18 Mizoram
19 Nagaland
20 Orissa
21 Punjab
22 Rajasthan
23 Sikkim
24 Tamilnadu
25 Telangana
26 Tripura
27 Uttar Pradesh
28 Uttarakhand
29 West Bengal
Union Territories
30 A & N Islands
31 Chandigarh
32 D & N Haveli
33 Daman & Diu
34 Delhi
35 Lakshadweep
36 Puducherry
All India
Jeeps
Omni
Busses
Tractors
12
13
11
25,703
18,621
94,764
18,202
^
1,73,373
1,30,503
14,011
25,001
71,790
43,263
1,37,547
52,784
4,53,380
14,432
16,913
4,510
29,034
46,148
63,527
2,88,056
6,004
59,319
14,889
11,685
11,300
2,28,836
8,851
58,310 1,88,439
1,229
21,955
- 2,49,987
36,613 1,29,116
3,277
- 5,25,567
656 5,45,192
2,427
25,656
2,687
18,052
16,392
53,674
1,16,987 3,86,376
3,830
12,287
- 5,77,703
19,414 4,61,932
1,624
3,852
3
786
286
539
2,598
3,668
91,944
- 5,17,743
- 7,68,645
48
123
19,957 2,04,927
39,658
85,441
783
1,734
44,838
23,646 10,88,058
1,22,050 1,02,048
Trailers
14
1,29,867
18,309
1,37,472
91,324
##
3,33,458
212
3,318
36,173
2,67,436
3,656
2,14,897
3,37,877
790
2,833
102
1,094
81,082
1,172
73,732
74,142
50,330
551
4,508
14,055
19,700
Others
15
3,13,793
21,134
11,465
4,835
50,886
11,490
32,004
4,549
26,797
73,017
1,52,886
23,041
74,234
3,732
4,952
2,199
29,707
17,163
1,88,372
1,37,605
1,149
2,103
38,571
50,334
Total NonTransport
( 9 to 15 )
16
1,13,86,231
16,74,738
32,80,286
32,31,053
8,32,337
1,41,85,705
59,69,363
6,95,934
8,49,225
24,86,316
1,08,82,950
61,06,308
82,39,518
1,93,96,525
2,58,032
1,53,568
95,860
1,57,566
37,78,149
59,45,748
92,55,838
21,862
1,75,52,453
57,47,088
1,94,734
13,56,428
1,63,23,035
54,38,241
Grand Total
(Transport+
Non-Transport)
(8+16)
17
1,26,87,703
1,51,279
18,77,522
36,17,227
34,37,242
9,38,372
1,57,72,453
65,99,594
8,76,061
10,20,786
34,16,777
1,20,63,686
78,57,822
87,60,039
2,14,88,152
2,95,927
2,20,021
1,21,336
3,11,231&
42,15,540
62,62,939
1,00,71,945
36,277
1,92,32,061
63,76,477
2,44,922
14,60,136
1,70,48,184
61,10,734
^
^
^
^
541
77,369
85,442
^
224
##
10,70,824
11,06,349
581
7
62
208
79,129
93,446
575
51
369
221
169
82,088
91,545
67,821
5
1,630
383
74,67,320
77,85,283
149
111
499
9,485
11,105
1,321
3,691
2,305
705
6,73,316
6,99,614
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.
||
373

TABLE - 27.29
ROAD LENGTH AND REGISTERED VEHICLES AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2013
State/
Union Territory
Sl. No.
1
Road Length per

100 Sq. Kms. Area
Length
Rank
(in kms.)
3
Road Length per

lakh of Population
Length
Rank
(in kms.)
Registered Vehicles
per lakh Population
Length
Rank
(in kms.)
Andhra Pradesh *
103.67
19
330.14
23
29,457
Arunachal Pradesh
39.83
27
2,301.68
10,438
17
Assam
388.49
946.21
5,830
26
Bihar
257.23
222.37
26
3,321
28
Chhattisgarh
88.42
22
449.22
15
12,918
13
Goa
318.23
795.05
63,327
Gujarat
88.92
21
278.71
24
25,192
Haryana
106.53
18
179.16
27
25,105
Himachal Pradesh
121.80
16
964.04
12,455
14
10
Jam & Kashmir

Jharkhand
24.89
28
422.68
17
7,801
22
11
12
13
Karnataka
Kerala
67.94
24
157.67
28
9,947
18
167.99
13
512.29
14
19,181
485.57
559.33
12
23,298
6
15
97.12
20
397.22
19
11,623
15
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
199.90
11
531.37
13
18,563
16
Manipur
110.88
17
820.33
9,806
19
17
60.22
26
433.33
16
7,059
23
18
Meghalaya
Mizoram
64.04
25
1,179.58
10,602
16
19
Nagaland
257.01
2,156.10
15,749
10
20
Odisha
205.54
10
742.68
10
9,783
20
21
Punjab
211.03
373.25
20
21,995
22
Rajasthan
Sikkim
83.36
23
400.40
18
14,136
11
139.70
14
1,584.65
5,799
27
12
342.53
22
25,895
25
Tamilnadu
Tripura
195.60
331.46
920.23
6,485
25
26
Uttarakhand
122.74
15
628.80
11
13,986
12
27
Uttar Pradesh
208.36
242.14
25
8,223
21
West Bengal
375.39
355.66
21
6,523
24
16.83
359.90
22,155
14
23
24
28
Union Territories
29
A & N Islands
30
Chandigarh
1,748.25
182.93
1,01,549
215.64
24,878
31
D & N Haveli
164.97
32
Daman & Diu
171.17
71.67
34,532
33
Delhi
2,157.45
183.39
44,624
34
Lakshadweep
673.33
309.50
17,015
Puducherry
589.80
220.40
53,354
35
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
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TABLE - 27.30
SOURCE WISE AND STATE WISE POWER GENERATED, 2013-14 (P)
(in Gwh)
S1. No.
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Hydro
Thermal
Diesel & Wind
Gas
Total
30
2
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Odisha
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamilnadu
Telangana
Tripura
Uttarakhand
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal
Union Territories
A & N Islands
3
2,568.01
422.14
251.51
2,165.15
3,745.39
9,244.95
3,846.37
109.53
12,886.20
7,708.18
6,899.96
7,985.67
802.20
7,146.63
9,144.29
3,607.52
291.42
4,502.16
4,994.74
4,776.24
1,269.94
1,208.61
4
23,571.74
27,228.86
67,626.23
21,652.52
7,907.23
29,774.22
21,417.10
76,472.19
13,074.24
19,808.95
32,961.22
14,904.46
26,267.92
43,473.36
31,396.58
5
1,578.67
290.98
95.51
328.22
952.73
0.14
7,996.82
350.21
1,788.93
413.08
39.34
8,951.65
727.86
1,695.73
11,577.16
15.26
86.88
102.12
83.08
294.33
904.53
6,661.18
145.91
1,845.00
16,781.15
44.83
588.33
2,445.41
365.86
6
5,244.06
1,422.88
241.32
3,440.13
64.48
352.21
4,546.66
64.48
1,804.51
4,933.87
728.25
-
7
32,962.48
290.98
1,940.53
328.22
28,433.1
241.46
81,228.33
25,812.6
11,033.88
4,259.45
8,056.10
51,612.07
8,788.25
30,012.79
1,00,581.68
15.26
889.08
102.12
83.08
20,515.20
29,922.25
45,034.43
437.33
21,251.62
52,977.68
773.08
5,364.57
47,188.71
32,971.05
298.60
298.60
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
Chandigarh
Daman & Diu
Delhi
Lakshadweep
Puducherry
DVC
225.63
379.88
34,218.08
3.50
37.02
46.86
0.04
-
3982.34
256.97
-
3.50
4,399.24
46.86
257.01
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
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375

TABLE - 27.31
CATEGORY WISE ELECTRICITY SOLD (UTILITY ONLY) FOR THE YEAR, 2013-14 (P)
(in Gwh)
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
Domestic
3
Industrial power at
Commercial Low & Medium
High
Voltage
Voltage
4
7,949.37
2,337.51
Public
Lighting
1,766.52
8,701.51
Traction
8
Andhra Pradesh
462.88
1,281.91
Arunachal Pradesh
89.00
25.00
21.21
97.79
8.14
Assam
1,941.00
746.00
81.00
1,340.00
13.00
Bihar
2,989.00
892.00
288.00
1,682.00
53.00
551.00
Chhattisgarh
4,097.07
1,237.32
517.23
5,263.94
102.23
837.34
Goa
808.00
291.00
132.98
1,627.22
24.00
Gujarat
11,291.53
4,537.55
9,102.44
21,386.25
304.26
737.72
Haryana
6,278.14
2,874.87
1,532.27
7,621.60
97.57
585.51
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
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
All India
376
48,563.81 2,07,746.39
||
8,475.52 15,463.57

CATEGORY WISE ELECTRICITY SOLD (UTILITY ONLY) FOR THE YEAR, 2013-14 (P)
Sl.
No.
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
State/
Union Territory
2
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Odisha
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamilnadu
Telangana
Tripura
Uttarakhand
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal
Union Territories
A & N Islands
Chandigarh
Daman & Diu
Delhi
Lakshadweep
Puducherry
All India
Agriculture
Public Water
Works &
MiscellaneSewage
ous
Pumping
10
11
Total Sold
to Ultimate
Consumers
12
(in Gwh)
Per Capita
Rank in
Consumption
Per Capita
of Electricity
Consumption
(in Kwh.)
13
14
7,458.24
36.00
531.00
2,492.20
21.00
15,158.59
8,535.22
413.93
308.00
84.00
18,077.62
317.81
11,858.49
21,724.77
1.58
0.16
0.06
0.05
171.82
10,223.57
16,390.71
14,399.11
12,295.00
29.56
343.99
10,210.93
1,183.15
305.70
5.00
72.00
57.00
224.87
145.00
1,664.91
783.34
549.00
150.50
2,403.51
200.00
1,554.68
2,184.72
23.30
37.50
40.21
3.45
114.05
427.19
1,576.40
930.34
2,007.49
67.51
191.08
1,602.71
647.36
627.47
55.00
534.00
18.94
36.00
60.78
774.00
303.24
689.00
437.50
608.80
455.03
1,693.26
992.28
81.00
142.21
24.24
65.00
622.76
648.51
615.52
27.53
291.76
1,806.00
22.30
289.89
4,485.56
350.27
30,891.11
301.14
4,763.00
7,043.00
14,791.14
3,085.20
64,244.03
29,082.52
7,454.61
5,478.00
17,334.64
53,716.25
18,024.60
36,770.45
98,842.25
379.01
1,082.04
302.79
394.50
14,411.46
36,852.01
41,433.91
385.44
71,772.37
42,028.13
712.28
9,596.89
59,176.69
36,591.59
612.21
207.79
147.90
64.66
555.88
2,082.07
1,026.12
1,106.29
1,059.83
418.65
504.64
854.10
534.41
487.88
853.86
125.59
347.16
264.57
199.63
334.43
1,294.20
581.54
616.15
966.36
1,170.44
188.58
919.24
285.45
390.63
12
24
27
29
14
1
6
4
5
18
16
9
15
17
10
28
20
23
25
21
2
13
11
7
3
26
8
22
19
0.88
1.46
3.82
3.05
29.23
57.00
(B)
0.00
1.20
552.58
55.71
30.96
93.35
2.35
10.12
624.69
195.66
215.77
1,419.27
5,189.51
1,763.54
23,960.54
41.03
2,531.92
559.48
1,302.72
13,815.77
6,652.30
1,373.39
628.66
1,930.88
7
5
1
2
4
6
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;
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377

TABLE - 27.32
FINANCIAL OUTCOMES UNDER MGNREGA, 2014-15
(Rs. in lakh)
Sl.
No.
State/
Union Territory
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Goa
Total Funds
Available
including O.B
Central
Releases
3
Wages
Expenditure*
AdminiMaterial
stration
Total
8
2,53,921
2,67,678
1,36,950
42,944
41,092
2,20,987
1,814
4,908
840
381
229
1,449
31,002
35,471
22,810
7,726
1,480
32,016
76,982
1,29,740
48,601
36,542
3,034
88,178
1,50,570
1,77,562
1,12,898
23,542
5,703
1,42,144
37
447
262
66
331
Gujarat
27,018
25,635
20,966
14,925
2,243
38,134
Haryana
11,300
15,146
9,982
1,863
518
12,363
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
20
Orissa
21
Punjab
22
Rajasthan
23
Sikkim
24
25
Tamilnadu
Telangana
26
Tripura
27
Uttar Pradesh
28
Uttarakhand
29
30
West Bengal
Union Territory
Andaman & Nicobar
31
9,927
15,654
3,968
2,465
535
6,968
1,03,530
1,10,942
62,830
21,608
3,680
88,118
15,572
18,163
13,484
3,572
536
17,592
2,26,032
2,67,012
1,74,003
69,193
15,352
2,58,549
5,886
6,324
1,964
804
203
2,971
2,78,180
1,69,660
3,75,411
1,69,660
2,68,577
89,129
6,999
32,671
9,461
16,075
2,85,036
1,37,874
38,601
50,634
27,075
4,638
3,023
34,735
1,37,443
1,72,530
1,23,488
56,841
6,293
1,86,622
22,481
24,278
10,689
6,004
1,031
17,724
3,74,495
3,96,028
2,35,195
65,777
8,724
3,09,696
1,118
1,258
490
45
537
Chandigarh
NR
NR
NR
NR
32
NR
NR
NR
NR
33
Daman & Diu
NR
NR
NR
NR
34
Delhi
35
Lakshadweep
45
97
16
19
38
318
36
Puducherry
455
685
280
Source: Statistical Year Book, India, 2016. * During Financial Year 2014-15 (till 31.12.2014)
378
||
28. Important Statistics

of All India
This chapter contains important Statistics at
production, mineral production, consumer price
all India under various parameters like land
index numbers for working class, gross domestic
utilization, area and out-turn of principal crops,
product, per capita income, etc.
electricity
generated,
index
of
industrial
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379

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
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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
2012-13
Geographical Area
3,287.26
3,287.26
3,287.26
3,287.26
3,287.26
3,287.26
II
Reporting Area for Land Utilization Statistics

(1 to 5)
3,056.85
3,055.86
3,056.11
3,059.03
3,058.31
3,059.36
1. Forests
696.25
700.34
700.42
700.06
700.35
700.07
2. Not Available for Cultivation
431.92
428.62
429.54
435.64
435.26
437.38
3. Other Uncultivated Land excluding

Fallow lands (a + b +c )
268.52
265.07
263.56
261.65
261.17
259.76
(a) Permanent pastures and other

grazing lands
103.63
101.77
101.49
103.01
103.11
102.40
34.23
33.56
33.51
32.07
31.67
31.57
(c) Culturable Waste
130.66
127.52
128.57
126.57
126.39
125.78
4. Fallow Lands (a + b)
251.12
248.57
262.36
245.89
251.79
262.83
(a) Fallow Lands other than Current

Fallows
103.53
102.86
104.84
103.21
106.64
110.01
(b) Current Fallows
147.59
141.91
157.53
142.67
145.15
152.82
1,409.04
1,419.29
1,400.22
1,415.79
1,409.74
1,399.32
542.52
534.28
521.75
573.90
546.58
544.67
7. Total Cropped Area
1,951.56
1,953.57
1,921.97
1,989.69
1,956.32
1,943.99
8. Cropping intensity*
1.38
1.36
1.36
1.40
1.39
1.39
(b) Land under Miscellaneous Tree Crops

and Groves
(not included in net area sown)
5. Net Area Sown

6. Area Sown More than once
III
Net Irrigated Area
630.99
637.40
632.56
636.01
656.93
661.03
IV
Gross Irrigated Area
872.59
888.67
864.23
893.60
917.30
925.75
Source: Source: Statistical Year Book, India 2015.

Note*: Cropping intensity is ratio of the Gross Cropped area to the net area sown.
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381

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
Area
2012-13
Production Yield
Area
6
2013-14
Production Yield
7
Area
Production Yield
10
11
Rice
44,006
1,05,311
23.9
42,754
1,05,732
24.6
44,136
1,06,646
24.2
Wheat
29,865
94,882
31.8
30,003
97,506
31.2
30,473
95,850
31.5
Jowar
6,245
6,006
9.6
6,214
5,282
8.5
5,793
5,542
9.6
Bajra
8,777
10,276
11.7
7,297
8,742
12.0
7,811
9,250
11.8
Maize
8,782
21,759
24.8
8,673
22,258
25.7
9,066
24,259
26.8
Ragi
1,176
1,929
16.4
1,128
1,574
14.0
1,194
1,983
16.6
Barley
643
1,619
25.2
695
1,752
25.2
673
1,831
27.2
Small Millets
799
452
5.7
754
436
5.8
682
430
6.3
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
24,462
17,089
7.0
23,257
18,343
7.9
25,211
19,254
7.6
1,24,755
2,59,323
20.8 1,20,776 2,57,125
21.3
1,25,040
2,65,043
21.2
Total Pulses
Total Food Grains
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
3,61,037 716.7
4,999
3,1,200 682.5
4,993
21
Tobacco
657 154.0
431
778
22
23
5,038
3,52,142 705.2
465
823
17.7
426
Chillies (P)
794
1,304
16.4
775
1,492
19.3
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
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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
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
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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
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.
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TABBLE - 28.5
PER CAPITA NET AVAILABILITY OF CROP WISE FOOD GRAINS IN INDIA, 2009 TO 2014(P)
Year
1
Population
(in thousand
Persons)
Gross
Net
Production
Net
Imports
Change
of Stocks
(000 Tonnes other wise stated)

Per Capita Net
Availability
Net
Grams
Availability Kg. per
year
per day
7
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
2009
11,69,444
80,680
70,918
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
WHEAT
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
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
CEREALS
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385

TABBLE - 28.5 (concld.)
PER CAPTIA NET AVAILABILITY OF CROP WISE FOOD GRAINS IN INDIA, 2009 TO 2014(P)
Year
Production
Population
(in thousand
Persons)
Gross
Net
(000 Tonnes other wise stated)

Per Capita Net
Availability
Change
Net
of Stocks Availability Kg. per
Grams
year
per day
Net
Imports
5
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
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
PULSES
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 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.
386
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7TABLE - 28.6
LIVESTOCK CENSUS, 2007 AND 2012 (P)
(000 Numbers)
Sl.
No.
Item
2007
2012
Percentage increase (+)

or decrease (-) in
2012 over 2007
Cattle
1,99,075
1,90,904
-4.28
Buffaloes
1,05,343
1,08,702
3.09
Sheep
71,558
65,069
-9.97
Goats
1,40,537
1,35,173
-3.97
Horses and Ponies
611
625
2.24
Mules
137
196
30.1
Donkeys
438
319
-37.3
Camels
517
400
-29.25
Pigs
11,133
10,294
-8.15
10
Other Livestock
347
375
-1.75
Total Livestock
5,29,696
5,12,057
-9.22
Total Poultry
6,48,830
7,29,209
-32.68
11
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)
7,99,850.60
8,44,748.21
9,22,451.22
9,63,722.60
Electricity Generated (Gross utilities)
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
58,971.41
63,911.69
65,381.49
72,793.59
45,251.46
46,713.19
46,632.21
46,793.26
1,63,957.37
1,78,305.92
1,93,397.78
2,03,737.96
6,196.83
6,730.87
7,455.18
8,096.56
12,389.83
13,323.40
14,205.64
14,100.00
1,19,491.83
1,26,377.45
1,40,960.41
147,461.92
12,552.39
13,67,337
15,250.09
16,225.89
8,962.47
12,632.07
18,546.81
15,933.77
2. Commercial
3. Industrial
a. Low & Medium Voltage
b. High Voltage
4. Public Lighting
5. Railways/Traction
6. Agriculture
7. Public Water Works & Sewage Pumping
8. Miscellaneous
Source: Central Electricity Authority, Ministry of Electricity, Government of India, New Delhi.
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387

TABLE - 28.8
INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION FROM 2006-07 TO 2014-15
(Base: 2004-05=100)
Industry
Code
Description
Weight
10
15-36
2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

4
141.57
107.5
112.5
115.4
124.5
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 furniture; 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
9.89
312.8
604.2
726.7
809.1
5.67
104.8
111.4
119.8
100.9
32
33
Radio, TV and communication equipment and

apparatus
Medical, precision optical instruments, watches and
clocks
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
1,000.00
122.6
141.7
145.2
152.9
General Index
388
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INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION FROM 2006-07 TO 2014-15
(Base: 2004-05=100)
Industry
Code
Description
Weight
10
15-36
2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
2014-15
10
11
12
141.57
131.0
128.5
125.5
124.7
126.5
Manufacturing
755.27
175.7
181.0
183.3
181.9
186.0
15
Food Products and beverages
72.76
142.9
164.8
169.5
167.7
175.3
16
Tobacco Products
15.70
104.1
109.7
109.2
110.2
111.2
17
Textiles
61.64
135.9
134.0
142.0
148.3
152.2
18
Wearing apparel; dressing and dyeing of fur
27.82
142.2
130.1
143.6
171.6
180.9
5.82
114.3
118.5
127.1
133.7
146.5
10.51
156.5
159.2
147.9
144.6
151.1
9.99
131.4
138.0
138.7
138.6
142.4
19
20
Luggage, handbags, saddlery, harness and foot

wear, tanning and dressing of leather products
Wood and products of wood and cork except
furniture; articles of straw and plating materials
21
Paper and Paper products
22
Publishing, printing and reproduction of

recorded media
10.78
148.8
192.8
183.0
183.4
175.8
23
Coke, refined petroleum products & nuclear fuel
67.15
121.5
125.8
136.4
143.5
144.5
24
Chemicals and chemical products
100.59
123.1
122.7
127.3
138.6
138.4
25
Rubber and plastics products
20.25
185.2
184.6
185.0
181.1
189.4
26
Other non-metallic mineral products
43.14
151.4
158.6
161.6
163.3
167.5
27
Basic metals
113.35
176.7
192.1
195.8
196.4
221.4
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
227.2
30
Office, accounting and computing machinery
3.05
146.3
148.7
128.1
108.0
67.0
31
Electrical machinery and apparatus n.e.c
19.80
472.1
367.1
369.2
422.6
511.4
9.89
911.5
950.5
1003.7
730.1
333.4
5.67
107.8
119.5
117.1
111.1
108.7
32
33
Radio, TV and communication equipment and

apparatus
Medical, precision optical instruments, watches
and clocks
178.8
34
Motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers
40.64
233.3
258.6
244.8
221.3
226.7
35
Other transport equipment
18.25
210.7
235.8
235.7
249.5
265.6
36
Furniture, manufacturing n.e.c
29.97
141.2
138.6
131.5
113.3
121.7
40
Electricity
103.16
138.0
149.3
155.2
164.7
178.6
1,000.00
165.5
170.3
172.2
172.0
176.8
General Index
Source: Central Statistics Office , MOSPI, GOI, New Delhi. Note: n.e.c = Not elsewhere classified.
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389

TABLE - 28.9
MINERAL PRODUCTION IN 2012-13 TO 2014-15
(Value in Rs 000)
Sl.
No.
Mineral
Unit
2013-14 (R)
Quantity
Value
2014-15(P)
Quantity
Value
- 22,33,32,11,384
- 2,36,37,29,407
- 2,36,55,37,977
1,82,68,92,354
- 1,86,46,69,332
- 1,90,63,38,067
5,56,402
74,71,86,600
5,65,765
82,53,47,500
6,10,208
89,17,54,480
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
'000
Tonnes
37,862
68,81,71,117
37,788
68,68,26,110
37,464
68,09,37,156
43,16,73,020
42,38,99,538
38,59,65,710
99,96,894 2,22,26,062
1,07,69,338
ALL MINERALS
2012-13 (R)
Quantity
Value
FUEL MINERALS
Coal
'000
Tonnes
Lignite
Petroleum (crude)
"
II MATALIC MINERALS
Bauxite
Tonnes 1,66,11,610
79,94,557 2,23,19,148
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
1,588
51,72,517
1,564
42,25,317
1,440
36,07,600
1,36,618
32,82,44,402
1,52,183
31,64,91,777
1,28,909
28,53,36,637
Gold (Total)
Iron Ore (total)
Kgs.
'000
Tonnes
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
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
Kgs.
5,000
75
Diamond
Carats
31,988
3,66,471
37,517
6,14,087
35,,724
6,13,504
Diaspora
Tonnes
Agate
Corundum
Dolomite
Dunite
Feldspar
Fire clay
390
16,222
25,742
14,599
29,166
12,207
25,480
"
"
72,33,958
88,274
26,18,906
92,841
73,10,599
64,917
26,83,923
97,848
62,09,476
75,050
22,51,761
1,08,474
"
"
88,274
14,59,008
92,841
4,28,633
15,12,982
9,20,809
4,39,282
1,85,684
13,43,366
7,12,792
3,60,546
1,31,090
||

MINERAL PRODUCTION IN 2012-13 TO 2014-15
(Value in Rs 000)
Sl.
No.
Mineral
Unit
III
2012-13
Quantity
4
2013-14 (R)
2014-15 (P)
Value
Quantity
Value
Quantity
Value
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
000
2,80,863 5,13,32,006
2,92,810 5,21,17,464
1,40,088
28435
1,11,382
21,089
Limestone
tonnes
2,85,030 4,79,73,173
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
- 1,18,52,421
"
1,62,54,544
29,963
4,877
6,383
1,672
18,33,783
5,82,998
15,80,675
4,95,087
22,03,708
8,16,164
Mic
(waste & scrap)
Ochre
Tonnes
39,963 1,97,52,016
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
Wollastonite
"
1,45,667
1,27,468
1,92,712
1,57,090
Note: Excluding Atomic Minerals and Minor Minerals.
Source: Monthly Statistics of Mineral Production, March 2015, Indian Bureau of Mines, Nagpur.
15,327
1,86,519
11,094
1,62,170
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391

TABLE - 28.10
FACTORY EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY GROUPS, 2011 AND 2013
(At Two Digit Level of NIC -2008)
2011
Section, Division and Group
No. of
Working
Factories
2013
Estimated
No. of
Average Daily
Working
Employment
Factories
(in 000)
3
Estimated
Average
Daily
Employment
(in 000)
5
Section A: Agriculture, forestry and fishing

Division 01 Crop and animal production, hunting and
related service activities
3,894
153
3,714
142
Division 02 Forestry and logging
Division 03 Fishing and aquaculture
62
35
Section B: Mining and Quarrying

Division 05 Mining of coal and lignite
Division 06 Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas
21
Division 07 Mining of metal ores
14
1,527
28
1,262
24
24
41,033
1,427
40,091
1,416
2,820
106
2,996
113
733
47
708
40
21,502
1,454
19,498
1,356
Division 08 Other mining and quarrying

Division 09 Mining support service activities
Section C: Manufacturing
Division 10 Manufacture of food products
Division 11 Manufacture of beverages
Division 12 Manufacture of tobacco products
Division 13 Manufacture of textiles
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
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
Division 21 Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal

chemical and botanical products
392
||

2011
2013
Section, Division and Group
No. of
Working
Factories
Estimated
Average Daily
Employment
(in 000)
No. of
Working
Factories
Estimated
Average Daily
Employment
(in 000)
Division 29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers

and semi-trailers
4,036
402
3,807
367
Division 30 Manufacture of other transport equipment

Division 31 Manufacture of furniture
Division 32 Other manufacturing
2,008
2,169
2,667
293
100
143
1,835
1,723
2,084
256
43
160
585
56
812
56
252
1,609
225
746
228
21
8
Division 33 Repair and installation of machinery

and equipment
Section D: Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply

Division 35 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning
1,907
supply
Section E: Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities

Division 36 Water collection, treatment and supply
487
25
Division 37 Sewerage
192
8
Division 38 Waste collection, treatment and disposal
activities; materials recovery
Division 39 Remediation activities and other waste
management services
170
13
142
11
10
57
32
55
7
1
4
Section F: Construction
Division 41 Construction of buildings
34
2
Division 42 Civil engineering
32
2
Division 43 Specialized construction activities
41
1
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
Division 50 Water transport
Division 51 Air transport
Division 52 Warehousing and support activities for
transportation
409
42
10
19
3
@
541
61
7
19
3
@
1,096
45
1,435
70
Division 53 Postal and courier activities

Section I: Accommodation and Food Service activities
Division 55 Accommodation
27
25
Division 56 Food and beverage service activities
17
13
||
393

2011
2013
Estimated
No. of
No. of
Average Daily
Working
Working
Employment
Factories
Factories
(in 000)
Section, Division
and Group
1
Section J: Information and communication
Division 58 Publishing activities
Estimated
Average Daily
Employment
(in 000)
5
393
17
488
23
Division 59 Motion picture, video and television

programme production, sound recording
46
34
Division 60 Broadcasting and programming activities

Division 61 Telecommunications
1
6
@
@
17
Division 62 Computer programming, consultancy and

related activities
12
10
Division 64 Financial service activities, except insurance

and pension funding
Division 65 Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding,

except compulsory social
Division 63 Information service activities

Section K:Financial and insurance activities
Division 66 Other financial activities

Section L: Real estate activities
Division 68 Real estate activities
Section M: Professional, scientific and technical activities
Division 69 Legal and accounting activities
Division 70 Activities of head offices; management

consultancy activities
Division 71 Architecture and engineering activities;

technical testing and analysis
37
45
Group 712 Technical testing and analysis

Division 72 Scientific research and development
Division 73 Advertising and market research
32
74
10
2
10
@
38
47
33
2
10
1
Division 74 Other professional, scientific and technical

activities
29
39
Division 75 Veterinary activities

Section N: Administrative and support service activities
Division 77 Rental and leasing activities
Division 78 Employment activities
Division 79 Travel agency, tour operator and other

reservation service activities
81
Division 80 Security and investigation activities
17
16
32
115
53
Division 81 Services to buildings and landscape activities

Division 82 Office administrative, office support and other
business support activities
394
||

2011
2013
Estimated
Estimated
Section, Division
No. of
No. of
Average
Daily
Average
Daily
and Group
Working
Working
Employment
Employment
Factories
Factories
(in 000)
(in 000)
1
2
3
4
5
Section O Public administration and Defense; compulsory social security
Division 84 Public administration and defense;
compulsory social security
11
107
89
12
Division 87 Residential care activities
Division 88 Social work activities without accommodation
Division 90 Creative, arts and entertainment activities
Division 91 Libraries, archives, museums and other

cultural activities
Division 92 Gambling and betting activities
Division 93 Sports activities and amusement and

recreation activities
465
26
544
21
36
52
Group 952 Repair of personal and household goods
429
21
492
16
Division 96 Other personal service activities
164
226
23
Section P Education
Division 85 Education
Section Q Human health and social work activities
Division 86 Human health activities
Section R Arts, entertainment and recreation
Section S Other service activities

Division 94 Activities of membership organizations
Division 95 Repair of computers and personal and
household goods
Group 951 Repair of computers and communication
Equipment
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
5
@
activities of private
Section U Activities of extraterritorial organization and bodies
Division 99 Activities of extraterritorial organizations and
bodies
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
||
395

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
2012
10
Manufacture of Food Products
79,132
77,951
82,744
11
Manufacture of Beverages
56,410
79,209
88,298
12
Manufacture of Tobacco Products
62,702
101,624
21,967
13
Manufacture of Textiles
55302
63,551
26,540
14
Manufacture of Wearing Apparel
67,788
76,616
72,090
15
Manufacture of Leather and Related Products.
69,610
82,045
37,055
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
86,751
17
Manufacture of Paper and Paper Products.
72,267
66,254
91,692
18
Printing and Reproduction of Recorded Media

(This Division Excludes Publishing Activities)
85,938
75,632
62,889
19
Manufacture of Coke and Refined Petroleum Products
71,274
76,442
77,895
20
Manufacture of Chemicals and Chemical Products
67,160
78,551
85,779
21
Manufacture of Pharmaceuticals, Medicinal Chemical and

Botanical Products.
78,537
98,917
92,207
22
Manufacture of Rubber and Plastics Products
69,389
78,301
1,00,398
23
Manufacture of other Non-Metallic Mineral Products
62,738
83,317
77,418
24
Manufacture of Basic Metals
59,282
77,318
95,172
25
Manufacture of Fabricated Metal Products, Except Machinery

and Equipment
90,538
85,425
79,202
26
Manufacture of Computer, Electronic and Optical Products.
59,865
80,676
77,661
27
Manufacture of Electrical Equipment.
62,947
84,118
86,974
28
Manufacture of Machinery and Equipment n.e.c
70,207
82,579
84,988
29
Manufacture of Motor Vehicles, Trailers and Semi-Trailers.
77,832
91,374
74,532
30
Manufacture of other Transport Equipment
73,798
84,504
81,317
31
Manufacture of Furniture;
78,305
72,497
82,983
32
other Manufacturing
78,618
86,426
72,374
65,943
80,994
80,903
All Manufacturing Industries
Source: 1. Labour Bureau, Ministry of Labour and Employment, Chandigarh. 2. Statistical Year Book, India, 2016.
396
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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
Employment Exchanges
Registrations
Vacancies notified
Submissions
Placements
Live Register
958
938
939
945
947
938
947
6,041.9
5,552.6
5,064.0
5,462.5
5373
5,437.1
7,289.5
284.5
304.1
220.3
256.1
274.6
349.2
358.2
2,322.8
1,908.8
1,748.8
1,917.3
1,801.4
2402
3,029.5
177.7
169.2
142.6
154.9
137.7
173.2
177
41,343.6
41,995.9
41,171.2
41,389
40,458
39,348
41,466

PERFORMANCE OF EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGES FOR THE YEARS 2000 TO 2012
(in 000 Nos.)
Sl. No.
Year
Employment Exchanges
Registrations
Vacancies notified
Submissions
2007
10
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
11
12
13
14
15
965
968
969
969
966
956
5,434.2
5,315.7
5,693.7
6,186.0
6,206.3
9,722.2
525.8
571.0
419.5
706.9
819.7
682.8
3,666.1
3,345.6
2,589.3
3,747.1
5,142.9
2,982.2
Placements
263.5
304.9
261.5
509.6
471.5
427.6
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.
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397

TABLE -28.13
WORKING OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES LIMITED BY SHARES, 2001 TO 2014
(Paid up Capital, Rs. in Crore - as on 31st March)
Public Companies
Private Companies
Total
Sl.
No.
Year
2001
76,270
2,34,924.1
4,92,830
1,06,305.3
5,69,099
3,41,229.4
2002
76,279
2,76,467.4
5,12,967
1,29,285.8
5,89,246
4,05,753.2
2003
76,523
3,20,629.2
5,35,632
1,36,429.5
6,12,155
4,57,058.7
2004
77,380
3,49,494.1
5,64,132
1,49,296.7
6,41,512
4,98,790.8
2005
78,328
4,68,668.1
6,01,321
1,85,353.5
6,79,649
6,54,021.6
2006
80,141
3,96,317.0
6,52,028
2,22,835.0
8,35,860
6,19,152.0
2007
90,654
4,68,215.0
6,53,024
2,38,345.0
7,43,678
7,06,560.0
2008
81,810
6,18,594.0
6,87,335
3,05,434.0
7,69,145
9,24,028.0
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
14
2014
62,408
13,18,417.3
8,84,233
7,44,293.3
9,46,641
20,62,710.6
Number
Paid up
Capital
Number
Paid up
Capital
Number
Paid up
Capital
Source: 1. Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India, New Delhi.;
398
2. Statistical Year Book, India, 2016.
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TABLE - 28.14
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AND GROWTH RATES AT CURRENT PRICES
Gross Domestic Product (Rs. Crore)
Growth Rates
Sl.
No.
Sector
2011-12
(SRE)
2012-13
(SRE)
2013-14
(SRE)
2014-15
(FRE)
2015-16
(AE)
2
Agriculture, Forestry
and Fishing
Crops
Livestock
Manufacturing
Food products, Beverages
and Tobacco
Textiles, Apparel and
Leather Products
Metal products
Machinery and equipment
Other manufactured goods
Electricity, Gas, Water Sup
ply & Other utility services
Construction
Trade, Repair, Hotels and
Restaurants
Trade and Repair services
Transport, Storage,
Communication and
Services related to
broadcasting
Railways
Road transport
Water transport
Air transport
Services incidental to
transport
Storage
Communication & Services
related to broadcasting
Financial services
Real estate, Ownership of
dwelling & Professional
Services
Public administration and
defense
Other services
Total GVA at basic prices
Less: Subsidies on
Products
1501816 1680797
19,02,452
19,95,251
20,82,692
11.9
13.2
4.9
4.4
9,82,026 1090,587
3,27,301 3,75,254
1,24,461 1,35,048
68,027
79,908
2,61,035 2,85,780
1409986 1573632
12,32,116
4,29,662
1,43,084
97,590
2,95,978
17,14,730
12,52,412
5,00,405
1,38,137
1,04,297
3,04,300
18,45,541
3,15,585
19,95,079
11.1
14.7
8.5
17.5
9.5
11.6
13.0
14.5
6.0
22.1
3.6
9.0
1.6
16.5
-3.5
6.9
2.8
7.6
3.7
8.1
1
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
2
3
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
4
5
6
6.1
6.2
7
2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

(SRE)
(SRE)
(FRE)
(AE)
10
11
1,67,524
1,68,296
1,75,392
1,92,629
0.5
4.2
9.8
1,53,238
1,87,981
2,43,138
2,62,003
22.7
29.3
7.8
2,29,627
3,34,670
5,24,927
2,49,131
3,56,375
6,11,848
3,10,410
3,35,328
6,50,462
3,37,957
3,61,673
6,91,279
8.5
6.5
16.6
24.6
-5.9
6.3
8.9
7.9
6.3
1,86,668
2,15,538
2,55,812
2,88,935
3,19,390
15.5
18.7
12.9
10.5
7,77,363
8,47,573
9,31,680
10,03,903
10,09,764
9.0
9.9
7.8
0.6
8,83,582 1054,598
11,97,668
13,52,240
14,81,140
19.4
13.6
12.9
9.5
9,54,749
99,850
10,89,250
1,08,418
12,31,073
1,21,167
20.3
11.1
14.1
8.6
13.0
11.8
5,29,534 6,09,490
6,91,167
7,88,129
15.1
13.4
14.0
7,93,681
89,901
7,96,593
1.1
61,150
2,62,442
6,910
4,393
72,297
3,00,658
7,199
8,147
78,799
3,37,147
6,498
7,157
92,213
3,67,114
7,905
19,618
18.2
14.6
4.2
85.5
9.0
12.1
-9.7
-12.2
17.0
8.9
21.7
174.1
63,602
72,054
75,621
85,910
13.3
5.0
13.6
5,108
6,165
6,164
7,409
20.7
0.0
20.2
1,25,930
1,42,969
1,79,782
2,07,959
13.5
25.7
15.7
4,80,226
5,36,819
6,02,214
6,50,360
11.8
12.2
8.0
1050,465 1243,348
14,80,551
17,08,919
18.4
19.1
15.4
5,44,637
6,09,657
7,08,535
10.9
11.9
16.2
5,34,827 6,17,811
8106656 9210023
8,90,060 10,57,977
6,98,905
10380813
12,01,322
8,26,296
11472409
13,50,361
12252306
16,43,688
15.5
13.6
18.9
13.1
12.7
13.5
18.2
10.5
12.4
6.8
21.7
3,09,371
3,34,565
3,28,802
21.5
-2.3
8.1
-1.7
13.9
13.3
10.8
8.6
16
Gross Domestic Product 87,36,039 99,51,344 1,12,72,764 124,88,205 1,35,67,192

9,17,141 1059,967 11,98,472 13,33,180 14,48,368
Less: CFC
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
12.0
11.8
9.4
7.3
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.6
7.7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
4,91,155
2,60,677
63,460
3,16,656
71,050
79,412
86,879
25,25,532
17,26,530
93,231
Source: Central Statistics Office, MOSPI, Government of India.
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399
288.3
143.7

TABLE - 28.15
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AND GROWTH RATES AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES
Gross Domestic Product (Rs. Crore)
Sl.
No.
1
1
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
2
3
3.1
3.2
Sector
2
Agriculture, Forestry
and Fishing
Crops
Livestock
Manufacturing
Food products, Beverages
and Tobacco
Textiles, Apparel and Leather
Products
3.3 Metal products

3.4 Machinery and equipment
3.5 Other manufactured goods
Electricity, Gas, Water supply
4 & Other utility services
5 Construction
Trade, Repair, Hotels and
6 Restaurants
6.1 Trade and Repair services
6.2 Hotels and Restaurants
Transport, Storage, Commu7 nication and Services related
to broadcasting
7.1 Railways
7.2 Road transport
7.3 Water transport
7.4 Air transport
10
11
2013-14
(SRE)
2014-15
(FRE)
2015-16
(AE)
1501,816 1524,398 1588,237 15,84,293

9,82,026 9,83,873 10,25,082
9,92,159
3,27,301 3,44,333 3,63,448
3,89,846
1,24,461 1,24,830 1,22,946
1,21,681
68,027
71,362
76,760
80,607
2,61,035 2,59,683 2,67,378
2,96,328
1409,986 1495,268 1579,721 16,67,069
2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

(SRE) (SRE)
(FRE)
(AE)
10
11
16,02,036
1.5
4.2
-0.2
1.1
3,16,811
18,25,371
0.2
5.2
0.3
4.9
-0.5
6.0
4.2
5.6
-1.5
7.6
3.0
5.6
-3.2
7.3
-1.0
5.0
10.8
5.5
6.9
9.5
1,67,524
1,56,991
1,56,817
1,64,696
-6.3
-0.1
5.0
1,53,238
1,83,459
2,24,517
2,35,861
19.7
22.4
5.1
2,29,627
3,34,670
5,24,927
2,33,498
3,44,670
5,76,651
2,94,651
3,16,242
5,87,495
3,18,488
3,34,419
6,13,605
1.7
3.0
9.9
26.2
-8.2
1.9
8.1
5.7
4.4
1,86,668
1,91,876
2,00,861
2,16,970
2,29,681
2.8
4.7
8.0
5.9
7,77,363
7,82,256
8,18,494
8,54,636
8,86,179
0.6
4.6
4.4
3.7
8,83,582 9,80,398 1051,089 11,63,083
13,17,310
11.0
7.2
10.7
13.3
11.8
3.3
7.7
2.4
10.8
9.5
7.5
8.7
8.4
7,93,681
89,901
8,87,566
92,832
9,55,993
95,097
10,58,941
1,04,142
5,29,534 5,69,210 6,18,755
6,70,915
6,90,556
2.9
68,958
2,82,454
7,053
4,085
73,100
3,00,094
7,351
4,440
78,752
3,18,959
7,953
5,008
12.8
7.6
2.1
-7.0
6.0
6.2
4.2
8.7
7.7
6.3
8.2
12.8
63,602
66,416
69,743
74,640
4.4
5.0
7.0
5,108
5,709
5,256
6,137
11.8
-7.9
16.8
1,25,930
1,34,534
1,58,771
1,79,465
6.8
18.0
13.0
4,80,226 5,26,156 5,51,258

Financial services
Real estate, Ownership of dwe- 10,50,465 1149,436 12,92,812
lling and Professional services
Public administration
4,91,155 4,99,136 5,15,352
and defense
5,34,827 5,68,734 6,00,414
Other services
5,94,691
9.6
4.8
7.9
9.4
12.5
11.8
1.6
3.2
9.8
6.3
5.6
11.4
97,27,490 1,04,37,579
5.4
6.3
7.1
7.3
7.6 Storage
Communication and Services
7.7 related to broadcasting
9
2012-13
(SRE)
61,150
2,62,442
6,910
4,393
Services incidental to
7.5 transport
Growth Rates
2011-12
(SRE)
12 Total GVA at basic prices
81,06,656 85,46,552 90,84,369
5,65,871
13,20,393
6,68,866
278.2
133.3
13
8,90,060
11,08,339
11,93,486
9.5
5.3
8.0
7.7
14
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
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
10.0
9.2
8.3
7.3
15 Gross Domestic Product

16
Less: CFC
17 Net Domestic Product

18 Per Capita NNI
9,74,172 10,25,799
14,44,769
22,49,243
9,17,141 10,09,204 11,01,753

78,18,898 82,17,675 87,37,681
63,460
65,664
68,867
11,92,675
12,79,738
93,59,476 1,00,71,224
72,889
77,431
5.1
6.3
7.1
7.6
3.5
4.9
5.8
6.2
Source: Central Statistics Office, MOSPI, Government of India.
400
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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.
1
Commodity
Weight
Major Group / Sub-Group

2
2012-13
5
2013-14(P)
6
All Commodities
100.00
156.13
167.60
177.60
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
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
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
Manufactured Products
2011-12
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401

( Base 2004-05 =100)
Sl.
No.
Major Group / Sub-Group
10
Beverages Tobacco and Tobacco Products

Wine Industries
Malt Liquor
Soft Drinks & Carbonated water
Manufacture of Beedi, Manu. Cigarettes,
Tobacco and Zarda
Textiles
Cotton Textiles
Cotton Yarn
Cotton Fabric
Man Made Textiles
Man Made Fibers
Man Made Fabric
Woolen Textiles
Jute, Hemp & Mesta Textiles
Other Miscellaneous Textiles
Wood and Wood Products
Paper and Paper Products
Paper & pulp
Manufacture of Board
Printing and Publishing of Newspapers etc.
Leather and Leather Products
Rubber and Plastic Products
Tyres and Tubes
Tyres
Tubes
Plastic Products
Rubber Products
Chemicals & Chemical Products
Basic Inorganic Chemicals
Basic Organic Chemicals
Fertilizers and Pesticides
Fertilizers
Pesticides
Paints, Varnishes and Lacquers
Dyestuffs & Indigo
Drugs & Medicines
Perfumes, Cosmetics Toiletries etc.
Commodity
Weight
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14(P)
1.762
0.385
0.153
0.241
163.27
122.62
169.97
148.52
175.34
124.83
171.52
152.78
185.95
128.88
170.86
161.47
0.983
181.78
201.27
216.66
7.326
2.605
1.377
1.228
2.206
1.672
0.533
0.294
0.261
1.960
0.587
2.034
1.019
0.550
0.465
0.835
2.987
0.541
0.488
0.053
1.861
0.584
12.018
1.187
1.952
3.145
2.661
0.483
0.529
0.563
0.456
1.130
128.54
143.79
154.70
131.57
120.02
120.12
119.72
132.60
176.27
110.88
161.03
131.93
132.95
124.94
137.90
130.03
133.62
161.15
160.93
163.03
122.45
143.58
134.72
138.24
135.04
129.83
132.58
114.85
128.48
122.47
119.64
145.34
131.35
146.24
157.22
133.93
124.10
124.04
124.26
142.62
177.82
111.87
170.96
136.61
135.83
128.20
148.20
134.20
137.54
163.08
162.90
165.07
127.03
147.36
143.64
147.78
140.27
144.72
149.01
121.16
143.59
126.92
124.24
151.94
138.83
157.66
174.07
139.20
131.62
131.28
132.65
155.00
183.76
113.48
178.72
142.84
141.49
131.18
159.59
143.14
145.98
174.18
174.48
171.38
136.23
150.97
148.73
150.47
147.14
148.19
152.27
125.76
147.58
132.02
126.83
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
402
||

( Base 2004-05 =100)
Sl.
No.
Commodity
Weight
Major Group/ Sub-Group
2012-13
2013-14(P)
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
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
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
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
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
Source: Office of the Economic Advisor, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India.
147.32
150.13
11
2011-12
Basic Metals, Alloys & Metal Products
12
13
Non-Electrical Machinery
14
15
||
403

TABLE - 28.17
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS FOR INDUSTRIAL WORKERS, MONTH WISE, 2011 TO 2014
(Base:2001=100)
Sl.
No.
2011
Month
2012
Food
General
2013
2014
Food
General
Food
General
Food
General
10
January
205
188
206
198
235
221
256
237
February
197
185
207
199
238
223
256
238
March
196
185
212
201
240
224
258
239
April
197
186
218
205
245
226
264
242
May
198
187
219
206
248
228
267
244
June
201
189
222
208
255
231
270
246
July
204
193
227
212
259
235
280
252
August
205
194
230
214
262
237
282
253
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
Average
191.50
209.33
Source: Labour Bureau, Ministry of Labour & Employment, Govt. of India, Shimla.
232.16
246.90
TABLE - 28.18
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS FOR INDUSTRIAL WORKERS (GENERAL INDEX), 2007 TO 2015
(Base: 2001=100)
Sl.
No.
1
State
Sl.
No.
Centre
Weight 2007
2008
2009
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
10
11
12
13
14
Godavarikhani
1.17
135
150
169
193
200
216
242
262
274
Warangal
0.98
133
149
172
199
204
222
247
259
272
Hyderabad
1.51
123
135
152
165
174
190
207
217
228
Vijayawada
1.18
126
137
161
180
188
207
236
240
251
Visakhapatnam
1.98
126
135
153
173
192
213
236
249
263
Guntur
1.81
126
139
161
181
194
208
233
251
259
Doom Dooma
- Tinsukia
0.44
125
133
147
160
170
182
196
239
235
Guwahati
0.50
120
128
143
156
168
184
198
214
226
Assam
Labac - Silchar
0.33
130
143
155
178
186
197
216
243
247
0.46
127
133
147
158
171
185
195
217
230
0.46
126
131
144
154
163
171
186
213
228
Bihar
10 Mariani - Jorhat
Rangapara 11
Tezpur
Munger 12 Jamalpur
1.06
134
145
162
182
199
215
238
253
274
Chhattisgarh 13 Bhilai
0.50
132
145
162
180
206
241
265
277
291
Goa
0.36
130
144
164
188
203
222
248
258
276
Telangana
Andhra Pr.
404
14 Goa
||

(Base: 2001=100)
Sl.
No.
1
State
Sl.
No.
Centre
Gujarat
Weight 2007
2008
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
15 Ahmadabad
1.37
129
138
151
16 Bhavnagar
1.66
129
135
17 Rajkot
1.81
126
18 Surat
1.18
19 Vadodara
10
11
12
13
14
171
186
206
233
238
249
147
174
189
206
221
225
239
132
146
174
193
216
231
237
248
127
134
146
162
174
192
218
224
238
2.00
127
133
147
167
180
198
219
230
244
20 Faridabad
1.34
130
145
160
182
194
207
218
226
240
21 Yamunanagar
1.67
133
145
162
183
197
215
230
241
248
Haryana
Himachal Pr.
22 Himachal Pr.
0.57
126
135
147
161
172
188
208
222
232
10
J& K
23 Srinagar
0.45
125
134
145
159
172
190
203
219
235
24 Bokaro
0.91
130
142
158
168
192
210
229
251
268
25 Giridih
0.55
146
156
177
204
232
250
282
293
289
26 Jamshedpur
1.02
132
142
157
182
213
232
251
265
288
27 Jharia
0.84
136
146
161
180
198
222
262
279
290
28 Kodarma
0.43
140
149
169
190
215
236
263
285
297
29 Ranchi-Hatia
0.71
133
148
170
199
220
235
267
286
297
30 Bangalore
1.95
136
150
167
181
194
211
238
254
268
31 Belgaum
0.96
133
144
162
179
200
217
242
253
266
32 Hubli-Dharwar
1.18
132
147
164
182
200
219
248
266
281
33 Mercara
0.63
121
135
154
172
188
208
240
255
269
34 Mysore
0.92
130
142
160
174
187
205
242
258
267
35 Ernakulam
3.08
131
142
153
167
185
199
225
248
260
36 Mundakayam
1.83
130
145
159
174
191
213
251
264
274
37 Quilon
1.75
129
143
154
173
195
206
236
260
277
38 Bhopal
1.35
135
145
161
185
205
221
238
251
260
39 Chhindwara
1.21
137
150
162
177
195
216
242
217
262
40 Indore
1.05
131
140
152
168
181
200
222
232
243
41 Jabalpur
1.55
135
148
159
184
198
212
231
240
256
11
12
13
14
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya
Pradesh
||
405

(Base: 2001=100)
Sl.
No.
1
State
Sl.
No.
Centre
Weight 2007
5
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013 2104 2015
10
11
12
13
14
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
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
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
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
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
61 Tripura
0.26
123
131
144
156
167
177
194
210
227
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
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
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
14 Maharashtra
15 Odisha
16 Punjab
17 Rajasthan
18 Tamilnadu
19 Tripura
20 Uttar Pradesh 64 Kanpur
21 West Bengal
100.00
All India
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
406
||

TABLE - 28.19
DISTRIBUTION OF ESTABLISHMENTS AND PERSONS EMPLOYED
ACCORDING TO SIXTH ECONOMIC CENSUS
Establishments by location (in Nos.)
Sl.
Type of
No. Establishment
1
Rural
Persons Employed by location (in Nos.)
Urban
Rural
Number
Number
Combined
7
Urban
Number
Number
10
11
Combined
12
Total Establishments
1,20,85,209
Agricultural
10,46,364
(34.73)
NonAgricultural
7.97
(4.42)
2,27,10,545
3,47,95,753
(100.00)
(31.01)
2,36,99,605
40.52
(100.00)
(68.99)
5,84,95,359 6,78,95,421
(100.00)
(17.42)
61573266
43.20
(77.55)
2,28,82,501
8.00
(2.88)
4,53,63,786 4,68,38,101
49.94
(95.58)
59.48
18,25,181
92.00
(22.45)
2,26,53,241
50.06
(65.27)
Total
1,31,31,573 2,10,57,320
92.03
10,84,11,367
56.80
(97.12)
51.71
(100.00)
6,33,98,447
(82.57)
48.29
(100.00)
13,12,93,868
(100.00)
Own Account Establishments

1,09,54,165
8,75,117
(39.74)
2
NonAgricultural
7.40
(6.08)
1,66,09,685
2,75,63,850
(100.00)
44.86
1,44,00,154
34.32
(100.00)
(55.14)
4,19,64,004 3,92,79,870
(100.00)
(100.00)
13,02,291
34,36,961
(32.47)
1,76,07,620
55.16
(71.81)
1,88,81,698
6.70
(6.68)
3,01,34,722 2,16,59,511
44.88
(93.92)
65.68
12,61,339
93.30
(28.19)
1,35,25,037
55.12
(60.26)
Total
1,18,29,282 1,76,20,359
92.60
Agricultural
3,92,67,131
44.84
(93.32)
67.55
1,88,68,959
(67.53)
34.45
(100.00)
5,81,48,829
(100.00)
Establishments with at least one hired worker

11,31,044
Agricultural
1,71,247
(15.23)
NonAgricultural
13.10
86.90
(2.30)
61,00,860
(84.77)
(87.99)
(100.00)
(100.00)
1,07,87,781
(94.53)
4,45,29,488
39.12
(100.00)
6,91,44,236
63.59
(98.73)
1,65,31,355 2,86,15,551
56.26
(5.47)
4,39,65,645
36.41
(91.25)
40,00,803
14.10
(1.27)
1,52,29,064 2,51,78,590
92,99,451
43.74
(100.00)
(12.01)
59.90
(97.70)
72,31,904
Total
(8.75)
91,28,204
40.10
5,63,842
85.90
7,31,45,039
60.88
(100.00)
(100.00)
Establishments with special characteristics

Without
Premises
66,66,084
41,21,697
61.80
(19.16)
(17.39)
3,14,34,171
4
Perennial
Under
Private
Proprietary
Ownership
3,08,34,391
(93.00)
(90.20)
(93.71)
4,91,47,733
52.31
(79.41)
12,30,37,651
50.21
(97.47)
5,22,90,523 5,39,12,973
(89.39)
6,17,91,480
49.79
41.03
(90.53)
5,43,99,942 6,12,46,171
2,14,56,132
58.97
(88.62)
42.22
(96.90)
(18.44)
2,29,65,771
57.78
(90.03)
38.20
10,30,60,706
47.69
(77.52)
(94.70)
Source: All India report of Sixth Economic Census, Government of India
||
407

TABLE - 28.20
DISTRIBUTION OF ESTABLISHMENTS AND PERSONS EMPLOYED IN RURAL SECTOR
( in Nos.)
Sl.
No.
1
Broad activity code
Without
Hired
Workers
Establishments
With at least
one Hired
Worker
Total
Persons Employed
Without With at least
Hired
one Hired
Total
Workers
Worker
Activity relating to Agriculture

other than crop production and
Plantation
Livestock
5,42,477
35,803
5,78,280
10,57,948
1,09,423
11,67,371
Fishing and aqua culture
3,38,319
48,814
3,87,133
470,631
2,01,682
6,72,313
4,42,819
96,30,550
Sub-total : Agricultural Activities

5
Mining and quarrying
Manufacturing
Electricity, gas, steam and air

conditioning
Water supply, sewerage, waste
Construction
Whole sale trade, retail trade and

repair of motor vehicles and motor
cycles
Whole sale trade
11
(not covered in item-10 above)
Retail trade
12
10
1,09,54,165
1,48,358
5,91,177
6,39,306
8,98,069 1,05,28,619 1,54,52,474
11,31,044 1,20,85,209 1,76,20,359
5,90,880
12,30,186
25,34,976 1,79,87,450
34,36,961 2,10,57,320
31,532
31,278
62,810
48,984
3,55,972
4,04,956
43,84,006
10,58,864
54,42,870
62,37,877
7,765
24,433
32,198
10,683
2,32,010
2,42,693
46,729
43,590
90,319
54,828
1,03,831
1,58,659
3,50,081
1,48,539
4,98,620
4,14,587
6,02,952
10,17,539
2,19,050
1,12,980
3,32,030
2,65,029
4,11,097
6,76,126
2,67,340
1,04,120
3,71,460
3,60,432
4,25,663
7,86,095
65,66,905
11,74,976
77,41,881
81,09,452
12,70,620
3,08,319
15,78,939
13,92,964
9,16,345
23,09,309
7,64,832
3,46,170
11,11,002
10,76,715
11,82,771
22,59,486
58,319
51,908
1,10,227
70,822
2,19,723
2,90,545
2,53,545
1,31,041
3,84,586
5,73,886
5,12,005
10,85,891
83,134
12,031
95,165
92,101
39,665
131,766
74,04,596 1,36,42,473
30,88,544 1,11,97,996
13
Transportation and storage
14
Accommodation and Food service
15
Information & communication
16
Financial and insurance activities
17
Real estate activities
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
1,32,501
13,12,551
14,45,052
1,98,427
64,25,024
66,23,451
2,32,563
2,75,970
5,08,533
2,96,479
10,02,726
12,99,205
65,735
56,070
1,21,805
1,12,317
1,50,080
2,62,397
15,52,540
7,24,439
22,76,979
19,43,274
14,92,878
34,36,152
20
Education
Human health & social work
21
activities
Arts entertainment, sports and
22
amusement
Other service activities not
23
Elsewhere Classified
Sub-total: Non-Agricultural Activities 1,66,09,685

Total
2,75,63,850
61,00,860 2,27,10,545 1,35,25,037
91,28,204 2,26,53,241
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
408
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TABLE - 28.21
DISTRIBUTION OF ESTABLISHMENTS AND PERSONS EMPLOYED IN URBAN SECTOR
(in Nos.)
Sl.
No
1
Broad activity code
Without
Hired
Workers
3
Establishments
With at least
one Hired
Worker
4
Total
2
other than crop production and
Plantation
Livestock
16,313
7,874
24,187
23,440
33,998
57,438
4 Fishing and aqua culture

Sub-total : Agricultural
Activities
5 Mining and quarrying
89,393
20,775
1,10,168
1,18,340
86,969
2,05,309
8,75,117
1,71,247
10,46,364
12,61,339
5,63,842
18,25,181
9327
13039
22366
13208
139310
152518
28,35,061
20,51,891
48,86,952
8,005
21,138
29,143
7
8
Manufacturing
Electricity, gas, steam and
air conditioning
Persons Employed
Without With at least
Hired
one Hired
Total
Workers
Worker
6
7
8
31,225
19,077
50,302
44,135
87,307
1,31,442
7,38,186
1,23,521
8,61,707
10,75,424
3,55,568
14,30,992
41,12,748 1,26,02,052 1,67,14,800

10,313
2,91,236
3,01,549
49,388
36,941
86,329
61,336
1,97,915
2,59,251
Construction
3,11,806
Whole sale trade, retail trade
10 and repair of motor vehicles
2,85,852
and motor cycles
Whole sale trade
11
2,32,887
Retail trade (not covered
12
54,38,839
in item-10 above)
13 Transportation and storage
10,86,182
Accommodation and Food
14
6,97,913
service
15 Information & communication
1,09,275
Financial and insurance
16
1,73,673
activities
17 Real estate activities
2,71,573
Professional, scientific &
18
1,88,297
technical
Administrative and support
19
1,82,390
service
20 Education
2,24,186
21
1,78,057
activities
Arts entertainment, sports
22
63,287
& amusement
23
11,79,039
elsewhere classified
Sub-total: Non-Agricultural
1,35,25,037
Activities
1,63,122
4,74,928
3,72,395
9,40,160
13,12,555
4,02,633
6,88,485
3,69,672
16,23,829
19,93,501
3,42,161
5,75,048
3,13,764
13,84,512
16,98,276
28,83,767
83,22,606
68,81,037
91,13,439 1,59,94,476
3,36,747
14,22,929
11,94,886
15,43,060
27,37,946
6,35,558
13,33,471
9,72,030
28,55,390
3827,420
1,24,766
2,34,041
1,34,898
14,31,450
1566,348
2,10,862
3,84,535
2,64,365
14,87,966
1752,331
73,534
3,45,107
3,10,015
2,60,680
570,695
2,00,340
3,88,637
2,27,686
10,34,906
1262,592
2,02,740
3,85,130
2,30,300
11,47,377
1377,677
3,68,716
5,92,902
2,83,769
36,89,132
3972,901
2,96,428
4,74,485
2,25,460
19,72,889
2198,349
57,403
1,20,690
97,708
2,54,653
352,361
7,06,418
18,85,457
15,32,030
19,95,690
3527,720
Total
1,44,00,154
91,28,204 2,26,53,241 1,76,07,620 4,39,65,646 6,15,73,266

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.
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TABLE - 28.22
DISTRIBUTION OF TOTAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND PERSONS EMPLOYED
( in Nos.)
Establishments
Sl.
No.
1
Broad activity code
Without
Hired
Workers
Persons Employed
Total
Without
Hired
Workers
With at
least one
Hired
Worker
7
Total
2
other than crop production &
Plantation
Livestock
5,58,790
43,677
6,02,467
10,81,388
1,43,421
12,24,809
Fishing and aqua culture
4,27,712
69,589
4,97,301
5,88,971
2,88,651
8,77,622
13,02,291 1,31,31,573 1,88,81,698
40,00,803
2,28,82,501
44,317
85,176
62,192
4,95,282
31,10,755 1,03,29,822 1,03,50,625 2,00,06,648
5,57,474
3,03,57,273
With at
least one
Hired
Worker
4
4,74,044
1,03,68,736
Sub-total :Agricultural Activities 1,18,29,282

5
6
7
8
Mining and quarrying

Manufacturing
Electricity, gas, steam and
air conditioning
40,859
72,19,067
1,67,435
6,41,479
6,83,441
6,78,187
13,61,628
10,21,590 1,13,90,326 1,65,27,898
28,90,544
1,94,18,442
15,770
45,571
61,341
20,996
5,23,246
5,44,242
96,117
80,531
1,76,648
1,16,164
3,01,746
4,17,910
Construction
6,61,887
3,11,661
9,73,548
7,86,982 15,43,112
23,30,094
Whole sale trade, retail trade
10 and repair of motor vehicles
5,04,902
5,15,613 10,20,515
6,34,701 20,34,926
26,69,627
and motor cycles
Whole sale trade
11
5,00,227
4,46,281
9,46,508
6,74,196 18,10,175
24,84,371
( not covered in item-10
Retail trade
12
1,20,05,744 40,58,743 1,60,64,487 1,49,90,489 1,22,01,983
2,71,92,472
(not covered in item-10 above
13 Transportation and storage
23,56,802
6,45,066 30,01,868 25,87,850 24,59,405
50,47255
Accommodation and Food
14
14,62,745
9,81,728 24,44,473 20,48,745 40,38,161
60,86,906
service
15 Information & communication
1,67,594
1,76,674
3,44,268
2,05,720 16,51,173
18,56,893
Financial and insurance
16
4,27,218
3,41,903
7,69,121
8,38,251 19,99,971
28,38,222
activities
17 Real estate activities
3,54,707
85,565
4,40,272
4,02,116
3,00,345
7,02,461
Professional, scientific &
18
2,94,596
2,68,963
5,63,559
3,55,706 12,29,080
15,84,786
technical
Administrative and support
19
3,98,579
3,17,698
7,16,277
5,02,934 15,65,911
20,68,845
service
20 Education
3,56,687 16,81,267 20,37,954
4,82,196 1,01,14,156
1,05,96,352
21
4,10,620
5,72,398
9,83,018
5,21,939 29,75,615
34,97,554
activities
Arts entertainment, sports
22
1,29,022
1,13,473
2,42,495
2,10,025
4,04,733
6,14,758
& amusement
23
27,31,579 14,30,857 41,62,436 34,75,304 34,88,568
69,63,872
Elsewhere classified
Sub-total: Non-Agricultural
3,01,34,722 1,52,29,064 4,53,63,786 3,92,67,131 6,91,44,236 10,84,11,367
Activities
4,19,64,004 1,65,31,355 5,84,95,359 5,81,48,829 7,31,45,039 13,12,93,868
Total
Source: All India report of Sixth Economic Census, Government of India.
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SPATIAL LOCATIONS OF DISTRICTS

Sl. No.
District
Headquarters
District
Latitude
Longitude
Adilabad
Adilabad
19 40' 39" N
78 32' 2" E
Nizamabad
Nizamabad
18 40' 28" N
78 5' 46" E
Karimnagar
Karimnagar
18 26' 19" N
79 7' 36" E
Medak
Sangareddy
17 37' 40" N
78 5' 9" E
Hyderabad
Hyderabad
17 24' 18" N
78 27' 51" E
Rangareddy
Hyderabad
17 24' 18" N
78 27' 51" E
Mahabubnagar
Mahabubnagar
16 44' 51" N
77 59' 27" E
Nalgonda
Nalgonda
17 3' 54" N
79 16' 15" E
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.
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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
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CONVERSION TABLE
(For Changing British units of Weight, Length and Capacity in to Metric Units)
I. STANDARDS OF WEIGHTS
1 Ounce
1 Gram
1 Pound
1 Kilogram
1 Tonne (Metric Ton)
1 Ton
1 Maund
1 CWT
1 Seer
1 Bale of Cotton Lint (392 lbs.)
1 Bale of Jute (400 lbs.)
1 Metric Ton
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
28.3495 Grams
0.035274 Ounce
0.09 Tola
0.45359 Kilogram
2.20462 Pounds
0.98420 Ton
1,000 Kilograms
10 Quintals
1.01605 Metric Tons
2,240 Pounds
0.037324 Metric Tons
82.2857 Pounds
0.3732 Quintal
0.508 Quintal
0.9331 kilogram
0.1778 Metric Ton
0.181436 Metric Ton
5.624 Bales
5.5166 Bales of Jute
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
2.47105 Acres
0.404686 Hectare
4,840 Square Yards
43,564 Square Feet
640 Acres
2.59 Sq. Kilometers
0.3861 Sq. Miles
100 Hectares
0.8361 Sq. Meter
1.1960 Sq. Yards
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
0.6214 Mile
1.0936 Yards
0.9144 Meter
91.44 Centimeters
25.4 Millimeters
0.04 Inch
4.546 Liters
0.2199 Gallon
II. STANDARDS OF AREA

1 Hectare
1 Acre
1 Sq. Mile
1 Sq. Kilometer
1 Sq. Yard
1 Sq. Meter
III. STANDARDS OF LENGTH AND CAPACITY

1 Kilometer
1 Meter
1Yard
1 Inch
1 Millimeter
1 Gallon
1 Litre
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OFFICIALS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PUBLICATION
Name
(Sarva Sri)
Sl. No.
Designation
G. Lakshmi Narayana
Joint Director
A. Rajasheker Reddy
Assistant Director
D. Jayanthi Mala
Deputy Statistical Officer
G. Krishnaiah
S. Niranjan Reddy
B.M.L. Narsimha
M. Suri Babu
M. Amarender Rao
Assistant Statistical Officer
Md. Ishaq
Assistant Statistical Officer
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