POCKET STATISTICAL HAND-BOOK MEGHALAYAPOCKET STATISTICAL HAND-BOOK MEGHALAYA Directorate of...

P O C K E T S T A T I S T I C A L H A N D - B O O K M E G H A L A Y A

Directorate of Economics & Statistics Government of Meghalaya

Shillong i ' L

The present publication of Pocket Statistical Handbook, 2000 is an improvement over the previous one. It is the sixth in the series. It seeks to provide statistical information on socio-economic aspects of the state. Attempts have been made to incorporate up to- - date information on important statistics to enablc the interested indi- viduals, policy makers, planners and researchers to study the changes based on facts and data.

We are thankful to all the agencies for making available the data required for this publication.

The detailed work of this issue has been prepared by the Publication and Reference section of the Directorate under the charge of Shri. J.B.Momin Jt.Director, Smt. A.Laloo, Statistical Officer and Smt. M.Kharpuri, Statistical Officer and a team of staff in the prepa- ration of the manuscript.

'.. . It has always been an endeavour of this Directorate to im- . . prove the publications. Hence suggestions/comments regarding the

content as well as presentation of data in this publication are wel- ?. .

Dated: Shillong W.L.Lyngdoh The 20" November 2000 DIRECTOR

Economics & Statlst~cs i

Meghalaya, Shillong.

C O N V E R S I O N T A B L E

WEIGHTS

1 Grain .................... = 0.065 Grams P

3 1 Gram ..................... = 0.035270 Ounces

= 0.085735 Tolas

1 Ounce .................... = 28.350 Grams

1 Pound .................... = 0.4536 Kilograms

1 Kilogram ............... = 2.20462 Pounds

.................. 1 Quintal = 100 Kilograms

1 Tonne ................... = 10 Quintals

= 0.98420 Tons

1 Ton ....................... = 1.0 1605 Tonnes

= 0.508024 Quintals

1 Cwt ...................... = 50.802 Kilograms

LENGTH

........... 1 Centimetre

1 Inch .....................

.................... 1 Foot

1 Metre .................

1 Yard .................... 1 Mile .................... 1 Kilometre ...........

= 0.393701 Inches

= 25.4 Millimehes

= 0.0254 Metres

= 0.3048 Metres

= 3048 Centimerres

= 1.09361 Yards

= 0.9144 Metre

= 1.609344 Kilometres

= 0.62137 Miles

CAPACITY AND VOLUME

1 Gallon (Imperial) ... = 4.54596 Litres

1 Gallon (U.S) ....... = 3.78533 Litres

= 0.83268 Gallons (Imperial)

1 Litre ......... _..__ = 0.219967 Gallons (Imperial)

......... 1 Cubic Foot = 28.3 168 Cubic Decimetres

= 0.028 Cubic Metres

1 Cubic Metre ....... = 1.30795 Cubic Yards

1 Cubic Yard .......... = 0.76455 Cubic hletres

1 Square Inch ......... = 6.45 16 Square Centimetres

1 Square Foot ........ = 0.092903 Square Metres

........ 1 Square yard = 0.836 13 1 Square Metres

...... 2

1 Square Metre = 1.19599 Square Yards

1 Acre .................... = 0.404686 Hectares

3 = 3.025 Bighas

= 4.840 Square Yards

1 Square Mile ........ = 2.58999 Square Kilometres

= 640 Acres

1 Square Kilometre.. = 100 Hectares

= 247 Acres

= 0.386101 Square Miles

1 Hectare ............... = 10000 Square Metres a .= 7.46993 Bighas

= 2.47 105 Acres

1 Bigha .................. = 0.13387 Hectares

= 0.33058 Acres

ROAD DISTANCE (in K m s ) Shillong to:

Jowai - 66 Khliehriat - ,- 100 Nongstoin - 93 Maursynram - 58 Tura - 323 Mawkynrew - 46 Williamnagar - 3 12 Mawryngkneng - 37 Nongpoh - 53 Ulnling - 70 Baghmara - 445 Umsning - 3 0 (Via Tura)

Sohra - 49 Umroi - 35 (Cherrapunj ee)

Shella - 93 Mylliem - 8 (5th Mile Upper Shillong)

Mairang - 44 Mawphlang - 24 Mawkyrwat - 74 'Pynursla - 5 5 Betasing- 370 Dadengiri - 3 77 Amlarem - 93 d

Jowai to:

Amlarem - 27 Thadlaskein - 10 2

Khliehriat - 34 New Garampani - 67 Laskein - 35 Dawki - 59

Nongstoin- to:

Mairang - 49 Balat - 149 Mawkyrwat - 127 Ranikor- 168

(Via Balat)

Sonapahar - 45

Tura to:

Baghmara - 122 Resubelpara - 88 Dadengiri - 54 Zikzak - 5 1 Betas~ng - 47 Dalu - 50 Rongram - 15 Chokpot - 53

~1 Selsella - 47 Ampati - 49 Rongara- 145

Williamnagar to:

Resubelpara - 74 Songsak - 30 Rongjeng- 35 Samanda - 19

Shillong to other North Eastern State Capitals:

Itanagar - 406 Dispur - 103 (Guwahati)

Imphal- 576 Aizawl - 41 5 4

Kohima - 434 Agartala - 662

A T O U R I S T S P O T S

Water falls:

Sweet falls Rangbang falls Beadon falls Bishop falls Spread Eagles falls Nohsngithiang 0

Dainthlen Nohkalikai Kynrem

Caves: 0

Mawsynrarn cave Mawsmai cave Syndai cave

Others: '

Ward's Lake & Lady Hydari park Botanical Garden

Shillong Peak Thangkharang park Cathedral Church Jakrem Hot Spring Kyllang Rock Umiarn Water sports Nehru park Orchid Lake Resort * Kiang Nongbah Syntu Ksiar Monument

Tura peak Chibragre Tourist spot Balpakram National park

LIST OF MINISTERS WITH PORTFOLIO

'3 Governor Shri M.M.Jacob. Chief Minister - Shri E.K.Mawlong

Speaker Shri E.D.Marak Deputy Speaker - Shri M.M.Danggo

Chief Secretary - Shri J.P.Singh 1.A.S. 9

1. Shri A.H.Scott Lyngdoh Minister

9 2. ShriL.A.Sangma Minister

3. Shri M.N.Mukhim Minister

4. Shri H.B.Dan Minister

5. Shri T.H.Rangad Minister

6. Dr. Donkupar Roy Minister

t 7. Shri Monindra Rava Minister

8. Shn S.Siangsha Minister

9. Shri S.S.Lyndoh Minister

10. Shri N.Momin Minister

11. Shri Kyrmen Susngi Minisier

Finance Information & Public ReIation planning, Programme Imple- mentation. Power, P. W.D.(Buildings)

Revenue.

Home,Education and Informa- tion Technology Health

Transport, Parliamentary Af- fairs Industries

Taxation

General Admn.Food&Civil Supplies. P.W.D. (Roads) Excise

12. Dr. F.A.Khonglam \

Animal Husbandry & ~ e t e i - ~ ~ Minister and Soil Conservation

13. Shri A.L.Hitler R.Marak Forest & Environment. Minister

14. Shri M.Suchiang Agriculture Minister

15. Shri A.K.Sangrna Social Welfare Minister

16. Smti R.Warjri Urban Affairs Minister

17. Shri K.C.Momin Tourism Minister

18. Shri Singh Mulieh P.H.E. Minister

19. Shri 0.N.Chyrmang Community & Rural Dev. Minister

20. ShriD.P. Iangluh Mining & Geology Minlster

MINISTERS OF STATE

1. Shri Backstar K.Sangrna 2. Shri R.A.Lyngdoh 3. Shri Brening A. Sangma 4. Shri J.A.Lyngdoh 5. Shri P.T.Sawkmie 6. Shri A.L. Hek 7. Shri R.L.Tariang 8. Shri Cyprian R.Sangma

Home (Jails) Housing Sericulture & Weaving Irrigation Sports & Youth Affairs -41% & Culture Border Areas Dev & Trade Science &Technology

C O N T E N T S ' 1

1. AREA AND POPULATION Table No. Page No.

District-wise Number of Villages, Towns, Police Stations, Outposts and Community Develop- ment Blocks. Population Trend 1901 - 1991 Density of Population, Sex Ratio and Growth of population by Districts. Block-wise population, 1991. Population of Scheduled CastesITribes by Districts, 199 1. No of Households and Total Population -Urban, 1991. Scheduled Tribe Urban Population: 1981 & 1991 Population of Towns, 1991 and Estimated population 1992- 2000. Population by Religion, 1991 and Estimated- 1992-2000. Mid year estimated population, Density and Sex Ratio, 1991 - 2000 Estimated Number of workers classified according to category of activities - 2000

., 2. CLIMATE

2.01 Maximum and Minimum temperature of some Centres: 1996 and 1997. 18

2.02 Relative Humidity Percentage in Some Centres: 1996 and 1997. 20

2.03 Rainfall in Selected Centres. 1998.

3.01 Land Use Statistics 1994-95 to 1998-99. 3.02 ~istrict-wisc Land Use Statistics - 1998-99.

3.03 Areaunder Principal Crops during last 5 years 1995-96 to 1999-2000.

3.04 Production of Principal Crops during last 5 years 1995-96 to 1999-2000.

3.05 Yield rate of some important crops during last 5 years. 1995-96 to 1999-2000.

3.06 Consumption of fertilizers

4. LIVESTOCKS AND VETERINARY.

4.0 1 Livestock - Population Trend. 4.02 Number of Veterinary Institutions 4.03 Service Statistics of Veterinary Hospitals1

Dispensaries, 1998-99. 4.04 District-wise Break-up of the Number of

Veterinary Institutions: 1998-99. 4.05 District-wise Break-up of the service statistics

of Veterinary Hospitals/Dispensaries, 1998- 99. \

5. FOREST

5.01 Area under Forest. 5.02 Area under PlantatiorJAfforestation. 5.03 Progress of Forestry Schemes.

., 6. FISHERIES

6.01 Fish seed Distribution. 4 1 6.02 Fish seed Farms, Production of spawn and Fry

and Fingerlings. 4 2

7. SERICULTURE

Number of Sericultural Villages and Families engaged in Sericulture. Number of Sericultural Farms, Eri-seed grainage and Silk Reeling units. Production of Cocoons. Number of Weaving Training Centres, Weaving Demonstration Centres, Handloom Demonstration Cum Production Centres District-wise production of-Cocoons: 1998- 99

Installed capacity of Power Projects Generation of Electricity Sale of Electricity by Class of Consumers Number of Villages Electrified, Population Covered and Pumpsets Energised

9. INDUSTRY AND MINING.

Employment in Registered Factories Employment in Small Scale Industries

Registcrcd with the Directorale of Industries 9.03 Employment in Registered Small Scale Industries

by Type: 1997-98 & 1998-99.

9.04 Employ~nent in Khadi and Village ~ndustrial Units: Industry wise.

9.05 Production of cement from Mawmluh Cherra Cement Ltd.

9.06 Production and Value of Minerals since 1990- 91 to 1998-99.

9.07 Growth of Joint Stock Companies

10. CO-OPERATION

10.01 Growth of Co-operative Societies 10.02 Statistics relating to the Primary Agricultural

Credit Societies.

11. ROADS

11.01 Road Length Maintained by Public Works Department(P WD)

11.02 Road Mileage by Class of Roads 11.03 Progress of Meghalaya Road Transport

Corporation

12. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION

12.01 IncreaseIDecrease in the Number of Registered vehicles

12.02 Road Accidents and Number of persons killed and injured

12.03 Revenue from Motor Vehicles.

- 3 . 0 4 District-wise - Number of Motor Vehicles registered as on 3 1" March 1999.

12.05 Statistics of Post Office 12.06 Number of relephone Exchanges, Public Call

Offices and Number of Telephone Connections

4 13. LABOUR ANTI EMPLOYMENT

13.01 Employment of Public and Private Sector 13.02 Employment Exchange Statistics " 13.03 Distribution ofEducated Applicants in the Live

Register by Level of Education. 13.04 Employment by Industry Division - 1991

14. HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE

14.01 Number of Hospitals and Dispensaries 14.02 Number ofPrimaty Health Centres, Community

Health Centres, Sub-centres (inc1udlngM.C.W.

+ Centres etc ) Leprosy Colonies. Leprosy Control Units and Survey and Education Treatment Centres

14.03 Number of Para-Medical Staff - 14.04 Number and Types of Reds by Districts 14.05 Number of Family Wclfare ClinicsiCentres 14.06 Progress of Family Welfare Services

15. PUBLIC HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS.

15.01 Number of Problem Viliages provided with Drinking Water facilities

15.02 Birth and Death Rates

1 15.03 Three year Moving Average of Infant Mortality I Rates

16.01 Percentage of Literacy, RurdlfUrban 1981 - 1991. 97

16.02 Percentage of Literacy, Scheduled Trlbc: 0

Scheduled Castes and Others - 1991. 98 16.03 Number of Educational Institutions 9 9 16 04 Classwise Enrolment in Educational lnstitutlons 100

16 05 Number of Scheduled T r~be and Scheduled I Caste Students by type of Instlhit~ons 102

I 16.06 Number of Teachers in Educational Institutions 103

I 16 07 Enrolment ln Educat~onal Institutions by types - I of institutions 104 1

I 17. POLICE AND CRIME STATISTICS

17.01 Number of Police Stations. Outposts, etc. 17.02 lncidents of Crimes by Major Heads Under

I.P.C. 17.03 Property stolen and recovered by categories of

Offences -1998.

18. BANKING

18.01 Number of Scheduled Commercial Banks 18.02 Deposits and Credit of Scheduled Commercial

Banks 18.03 Deposits and Credit of Scheduled Commercial

Banks by Districts as on March 1999.

I 19. STATE FINANCE.

- 3 . 0 1 Overail Budgetary position of the Slate of Meghalaya.

19.02 Revenue Receipts of the State of Meghalaya. 19.03 Revenue Expenditure of the State of Meghalaya 19 04 Capital Receipts of the State of Meghalaya. 19.05 Capital Expenditure of the State of Meghalaya. 19.06 State Taxes by type.

20. FIVE YEAR PLANS

20.01 Plan Outlay and Actual Expenditure of Meghalaya.

20.02 Outlay and Expenditure of Ninth Plan (1997- 2002).

20.03 Outlay and Expenditure in Rural Development Programmes

20.04 Achievements under Rural Development Programmes.

20.05 Physical Achievement Under Jowahar Rozgar

2 Yojana.

21. PRICE INDICES

2 1.0 1 Consumer Price Index Numbers for Urban Non- Manual Employees.

21.02 Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Waters.

21.03 Consumer Price Index Numbers for Agricultural Labourers.

22; ELECTION

22.01 Mcghalaya Legislative Assembly Election - 1998.

22.02 Abstract Result of the 1998 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly Election.

22.03 District Council Election - 1999. 22.04 Result of the Lok Sabha Election - 1998.

23. STATE INCOME

23.01 Net State Domestic Product by Industry of Origin at Current Prices .

23.02 Net State Donlestic Product by Industry of Origin at Constant (1 993-94) Prices

24. TOURISM

24.01 Tourist Spots in Meghalaya. 24.02 Tourists visiting Meghalaya.

25. ECONOMIC INDICATORS

25.01 Socio-Economic Indicators, Meghalaya. 25.02 India - Basic Statistics.

1. AREA AND POPULATION TABLE: 1.01

DISTRICT-WISE NUMBER OF VILLAGES, TOWNS, POLICE STATIONS, OIJTPOST AND COMLMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCKS

/ A _ - 1 ; Sub Division 1 I 1 -.,!- 1 n-,:-.. 1 CommUnI~ nrea ~ O I I L B ~ U I I L ~ ' (Sq,Km) Populat~on (Excluding V~llages Towns Stations Develop-

Q Q / D lsyE2s) 1 '1998 /PI 1 1999 1 19~8.9g 1 1998-99 i m e ~ ~ ~ ~ k s

Table: 1.01 (Contd) '2

Source: 1. Census of India 1991. 2. Community Development Department Meghalaya. 3. *Economic Census. 4. Inspector General ofPolice, Shillong.

(p) Provisional

East Garo Hills

West Garo Hills

South Garo H~lls

Meghalaya

188830

403027

1774778

TABLE: 1.02 POPULATION TREND 1901 - 1991 C-?

Source: Census of India, 1991.

TABLE: 1.03 DENSITY OF POPULATION, SEX RATIO AND GROWTH OF

POPULATION BY DISTRICTS

I Total 1 41 1 58 1 978 1 973 1 64071

Density Per Sq.Km Total D~strict

I Total 1 98 1 128 1 945 ( 947 1 153804

Rural1 Urban 1991 1981 1991 1981-91

Sex Ratio (No of Females per '000 Males)

Ja~nt~a,H~lls

Population Growth During

East Khasi Hills

5446 .

103461

Table: 1.03 (Contd)

I I I I

West Khasi H~lls

East Garo Hills

West Garo Htlls

Total 52 73 94 1 1 958 1 52280 '

- I I I I

12520 ' Urban 1455

58581 , 42

1924 888

949 951 I

11 0223

481 22

940 1 10459

TABLE 1.04 BLOCK-WISE POPULATION, 1991 d DistricffBlocks Population No. of Villages Households 1 1 (S$%s] 1 (1991 1 (1gg8 Economic 1 (1991 1

Census) Census) Census)

1. Nongpoh 1216 50561 260

2. Bhoi Area 1232 76751 31 0 14503

Jaintia Hills

1. Thadlaskein

2. Arnlarem

3. Laskein

4. Khliehriat

/ 3. Maryngkneng 1 293 1 35914 ) 62 I 6326 1

East Khasi Hills , 5196

4 !#w6HiBkneng

5 Mawphlang

220473

46884 pp

8 Shella-Bholaganj

9 Mawkynrew

West Khasl H~lls

1 Malrang

2 Mawkyrwat

665218

204 1 293973

290 46685

1106 ---- 1191

1% 166

125041

7837 1 4

220157

4 ?h BLE 1.04 Contd

5. Ranikor I 125

1 3. Nongsto~n

4 . Mawshynrut

1. East Garo Hills ( 2603 188830 1 856 35537 /

4. Resubelpara

1 West Garo Hills

1614 40248

3. Samanda .

1. Dadenggiri

2. Selsella

( 3. Rongram

1 9. Rongara ( 587 14354 1 105 1 2698 1

( 10. Tikrikilla I * *. 1 155 1 * 1

4. Betasing

5. Zikzak

6. Dalu

7. Chokpot

8. Baghmara

5564 ) 480100

132 1 5782 1

1481 ( 90706

63170 136

MEGHALAYA

Source - Census of India, 1991 * New Blocks Area & Population included in the Development

Blocks they belong before b~furcation.

1774778

53787 ) 191 10615

5780 327371

TABLE 1.05 POPULATION OF SCHEDULED CASTES /TRIBES BY DISTRICT. 1991

2. East Khasi Hills 1 2424 1 521482 1 141312 1 665218 1

Districts

1. Jaintia Hills

3. West Khasi H ~ l l s 215995

4. East Garo Hills 182849 2Z0157 1

5. West Garo H ~ l l s 5629 387043 87428 480100

MEGHALAYA 1517927 247779 1774778

Source- Census of India, 1991

Scheduled Castes

220473

Scheduled Tribes

210588

Others

3 A B L E 1.06 NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS AND TOTAL POPULATION - URBAN, 1991

TABLE 1.07 SCHEDULED TRIBE URBAN POPULATION, 1981-1991 d

Scheduled Tribe Scheduled Castes and Populat~on Others

Name of Towns I

1981 1991 P.C. 1981 1991 P.C. Growth Growth

3. Nongstoin 3292 13732 317.13 588

4 Jowai 11416 18515 62.18

1 5. Williamnagar 3012 101 16 235.86 1278 1 1888 47.73 *

1 6. Tura 21495 132929 53.19 13762113137 .4.54 1 1 7. Baghrnara 1 2924 4599 57.28 1259 1295 1 2.86 1 Source:- General Population Tables, Meghalaya 1991.

TABLE 1.08 POPULATION OF,TOWNS, 1991 AND ESTIMATED POPULATION (1992-2000)

Madanrting

Mawla1

TABLE 1.08 Contd

Sources:- Census Of India, 1991

TABLE 1.09 POPULATION BY RELIGION, 1991 AND ESTIMATED 1997-2000

-- P.C. Persons P.C. Persons P.C. Persons P.C. Persons P.C

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Sikhs / 2 6 1 2 7 0.15 / 3305 1 0.16 1 3437 ( 0.16 ( 3569 1 0.16 1 3644 1 0 . 1 6

Hindus

Buddhist 1 2934 1 0.16 1 3042 1 0.14 ( 3060 1 0.14 ( 3092 1 0.14 1 2976 1 0.13

ZBIX0 14.67 266616 12.67 267682 12.33 267737 12.02 267679 1168

TABLE 1.10 MID YEAR ESTIMATED POPULATION, 8 DENSITY AND SEX RATIO, 1991-1000

Source:- Census of Indiq 1991.

Popuiatlon

1774778

1825892

1878478

1932578

1988236

2045497

2104407

2165014

2227366

2291514

Dens~ty Per Sq Km

Sex Ratlo (Females Per '000

Males)

TABLE 1.11 ESTIMATED NUMBER OF WORKERS b CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO CATEGORY

OF ACTIVITIES, 2000

I 3. Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantation 1 54177 I i. 1 Orchards and Allied Activities

Particulars

A. M a ~ n Workers

1. Cultivators

2. Agricultural Labourers

) 4. Mining and Quarrying

798568 ' 427896

132430

5. Manufacturing Processing Servicing and Repairs in other than household industry

1 16010 1 6. Manufacturing Processing Servicing and Repairs in household industry

' 7. Construction

8. Trade and Commerce

Source:- Directorate o f Economics & Statistics, Meghalaya.

61590 1 9. Transport and Communication

10. Other Serv~ces

B. Marg~nal Workers

2. CLIMATE

TABLE 2.01 MAXIMUM AND MINJMUM TEMPERATURE OF SOME CENTRES, 1996 AND 1997

(in "Centigrade)

Month I Shillong I Cherrapunjee I Sh~llong I Cherrapunjee I Barapan~

Table 2.01 Contd

Source:- Indian Meteorological Department

TABLE 2.02 RELATIVE HUMIDITY PERCENTAGE IN SOME CENTRES, 1996 AND 1997

1996 1997

Shillong Cherrpunjee

08.30 Hrs

Shillong

08.30 Hrs

17.30 Hrs

08.30 Hrs

- Cherrpunjee Barapani

17.30 Hrs

08.30 Hrs

17.30 Hrs

08.30 Hrs

17.30 Hrs

Table 2.02 Contd

Source:- Indian Meteorological Department

TABLE 2.03 RAINFALL IN SELECTED CENTRES-1998 ,, 1 Centres 1 1992 1 1993 1 1994 1 1995 . I 1996 1 1997 1 1998

East Khas~ Hills District (a) Shillong

(b) Cherrapunjee

(c) Mawsynram

West Khasi Hills District (a) Nongsto~n

Jaintia H ~ l l s D i s t r~c t (a) Jowai

East Garo Hills D i s t r~c t (a) W~ll iamnagar

N.A. Information not available Source:- Indian Meteorological Department & Concerned District Sources

West Garo Hills District

N.A. 3217

3694 5723

3. AGRICULTURE TABLE 3.01 LAND USE STATISTICS, 1994-95 TO 1998-99 (Hectare:

Particulars 1 1994-95 1 1995-96 1 1996.97 1 1997-98 1 1998-99

I. Reporting Area for Land ~tilisU.&n Statistics 1 2240900 / 2240900 1 2240900 1 2240900 1 2240900

. Geographical Area

Other uncultivated land / 643358 / 636613 1 632355 1 631466 1 620670 :xcluding fallow land

2242900

!. Fallow land 1 232192 1 231071 1 284478 1 233782 1 231600

I. Forest

2. Not available for cultivation

2242900

938457

225601

950000

220245

937282

229457

5. Net area sown

3. Area sown more than once

2242900

7. Total Cropped Area

935334

223695

201292

2242900

933998

226066

ource:- Directorate of Economics & Statistics, Meghalaya 238681

2242900

206477

247413

216418

260484

215588

218385

259700 262830

TABLE 3.02 DISTRICT WISE LAND USE STATISTICS. 1998-99 0;

Reporting Area

1. Forest

2. Not available for Cultivation

3. Other uncultivated land excl~ -ding fallow land

4. Fallow Land

(Hectares: Meghalaya

TABLE 3.03 AREA UNDER PRINCIPAL CROPS DURING Q LAST 5 YEARS 1995-96 TO 1999-2000 (Hectares)

1 CROPS 1995.96 11996.97 1997.98 11998.99 11999-20001

12. Wheat 1 4217 1 4305 1 4287 1 4287 1 I

1. Rice a)Autumn 31741 31838 b) Winter 70029 70344 c) Spring 1 2275 1 2606

Total Rice 104045 104788

13. Maize 1 16961 1 17037 1 17175 1 17219 ( 16637 (

31865 70361 2944

105170

5. Total Pulses Total foodgrains

16. Sesamum 1318 ( 1331 1 1326 1322 1 1

31750 70649 3003

105402

4 . Other Cereals ' 3817 2805

31791 70697(p)

2804 129436 Total Cereals

1 12. Sugarcane 1 86 1 81 1 82 ( 83 1 I

2823 ~ 129731 129040 128935

10. Mesta

11. Cotton

Tablc 3.03 Contd

1 2 3 4 5 6

14. Tobacco

15. Turmeric 1372 1397 1375

16.Arecanut 9466 9510 9543 9585 9590(p)

17. Potato

18. Sweetpotato

21. Ginger

22. Pine Apple

23. Citrus Fruits

I I I I I

Source:- Directorate of Economics & Statistics, Meghalaya 1 P - Provisional

25. Papaya

24. Banana

5319 4814

495 507 d

TABLE 3.04 PRODUCTION OF PRINCIPAL CROPS a DURING LAST 5 YEARS 1995-96 TO 1999-2000

(Tonnes)

CROPS 199526 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2000 -

2. Wheat

3. Maize

1. R ~ c e a)Auturnn b) Winter C) S p r ~ n g

Total Rice

4. Other Cereals Total Cereals

5. Total Pulses Total foodgrains

6. Sesarnum

8. Rape seed and Mustard Seed Total Oil seeds

9. Jute **

10. Mesta "

28353 79393 4031

2219 140451

2421 142872

7 Castor I 13 16

1 1. Cotton * 5318 5603 5590 5599 5549

34405 99367 7333

2226 175800

2567 178367

4341 4447

6448 5149

111777 141105

36386 104007 9708

------ 25560

2237 184110

2464 186574

21362 20071

---- 32033

150101

2282 184294

2488 186782

149742

27975 111797 9970

32620 124267

25272 24051

Table 3.04 Contd 0

P Provisional * Production in Bales of 170 Kgs ** Production in Bales of 180 Kgs

Source:- Directorate of Economics & Statistics, Meghalaya

TABLE 3.05 YIELD RATE OF SOME IMPORTANT CROPS DURING a

THE LAST 5 YEARS 1995-96 TO 1999-2000

b) Winter 1134 1412 1478 1582 1758(p) C) Spring 1772 2814 3298 3320

lTotalRice 1 1074 1 1346 / 1427 1 1421 1 : (

4. Potato

5. Rape seed and Mustard

I I I I I - Provisional

TABLE 3.06 CONSUMPTION OF FERTILIZERS 0

(Tonnes)

TABLE - 4.01 LIVESTOCK POPULATION TREND

(in '000 Nos)

Source: Livestock Census Office6 Meghalaya

Table 4,02

TABLE 4.05:DISTRICT-WE BREAK-W OF THE SERVICX STATISTICS OF VETEIUNARY HOSPITALSiDISPENSAFUES: 1998-99

8 (in '000 nor)

Disuicr I Anirnak Treated

Ri Bhoi I 23

W s t Khasi Hills

Jaintia Hills

East Garo Hills

West Garo Hills 292

Soum Garo Hills I 45

Artificial Carlratwn done Ihaainatien

18.9 22.4

11 Husbandry and Veterinary, M 3 6

Innoculafionl Vaccination

I ghalaya

5. FOREST

TABLE 5.01 AREA UNDER FOREST

('000 Hectares)

1 1 9 - 7 8 1 F i g t b m q W *ilbba8m&mh year I 1978-79

to 1981-82

Figmmsepm&d urcillBhaIrm&mh year

1.17 (+) 779.18 851.01)

Table 5.01 Contd

( + - Excluding Protected Forest Under District Council Source: Chief Conservator of Forest, Meghalaya.

TABLE 5.02 AREA UNDER PLANTATION / AFFORESTATION

Source: Principal Chief Conservatur uf Forests Meglralaya, Slrillong

Q TABLE 5.03 PROGRESS OF FORESTRY SCHEMES

So cia l

Source: Principal Chief Conservator of Foresh Meghalaya, Shillong

TABLE 6.02 FISH SEED FARMS, PRODUCTION OF SPAWN AND FRY AND

FINGERLINGS

Source: Directorate of Fisheries, Meghalaya

7. SERICUL.TURE TABLE 7.01

NUMBER OF SERICULTUbU VILLAGES AND FAMlllES ENGAGED IN SER1CI.LTI.TRE

Source: Directorate of Sericulture & Weaving, Meghalaya

1993-94

1994-95

199.5-96

1996-97

1997-98

1998-99

SER1cLLTURAL MLIAGES

FAMILIES ENGAGED IN SERICULTURE

14000 2

TABLE 7.03 PRODUCTION OF COCOONS

TABLE 7.04 Q NUMBER OF WEAvrVG m i N r n G C E w R E s , WEAVING DEMONSTRATION CENTRES, HANDLOOM DEMONSTRA- ..

TION CUM PRODUCTION CENTRES

Wavinz Training Ceuftres

I I I I Wen G m H& 2 7 7 2

SouthGam w 1 Source: Directorate of Sericulture & Weaving, Meghalaya

TABLE 7.05 DISTRICT-\VISE PRODUCTION OF

COCOONS:1998-99

(Lakh Nos) %

1 hint" Hills

Distlict

East Rhasi BUS

Ri - Bhoi 55.27

h lu lhn) . ('000 Ices)

West Rhas~ Hdk

East Garo HiL

West Garo Hilk

South Garo Hills

Eli ('000 Kgs)

hluga (Lakh Nos)

8 ELECFRICITY TABLE 8.01

Source: Meghalaya State Electricity Board 48

INSTALLED CAPACITY OF POWER PROJECTS (M.W.). Projects

1 . Utninln t l ~ d e l P ~ . o j c c l Slngc I

1986-87

3 h 0 0

1995-96

? 6 . 0 0

1998-91

> 6 . 0 0

1996-97

36.011

1997-98

3 6 . 0 0

TABLE 8.02 GENERATION OF ELECTRICITY

Source: Meghalaya State Electricity Board

TABLE 8.03 QALE OF ELECTRICITY BY CLASS OF CONSUMERS

lh! MEGHALAYA (MKWHJ I

0 2. Commercial 48 09 42.79 37.12 34.150

Projects

3 ( 4. Public LiJltmp 1 3.23 1 3.28 1 3.47 ( 0.762 1

6. Public Water Works & Sewage 1 I 8 8 3 I I I P S I 1 1 . 9 2 ) 2 1 9 2 1

I I I I

1995-96

1 7 . Buk Supply (including licencees) 1 55.37 1 57.06 1 46.54 1 55.926 1

11. Extra State Comumer (A) A.S.E.B.

1996-97

1 12. Total Outside the State ( 235.66 1 153.39 ( 240.71 1 175.777 (

1997-98

(C) Tripura

(D) Manipur

1998-99

2.37 28.534

TABLE 8.03 (Contd.)

B. Grad Total (Inside + Outsiie)

14. Per Capita Consunqhmi (in KWH

TA.BLE 8.01 NCThlBER OF VILLAGES ELECTRIFIED, POPULATION

COVERED AND PUMPSETS ENERGISED

9. INDUSTRY AND MINING TABLE 9.01 EMPLOYMENT IN REGISTERED

FACTORIES

F q ~ u i e r of Increase/Decrease in

Districts Registered Employees

Factories

Source: Chief Inspector of Boilers and Factories, Meghalaya.

0 TABLE 9.02 EMPLOYMENT IN SMALL SCALE INDUSTFUES REGISTERED WIHT THE DIRECTORATE

OF INDUSTRIES

year/ District

Hills 1428 1447.47

No ~ ~ ~ ~ a ' l

Ri-Bhoi 92 278.00 742

Increase in the Number of persons

NO of persons employed employed

1996.97

1997-98

1998.99

1998.99 (District Wise)

District

NO of Small Scale

Industries

~~~~~ and

Machine

No. of persons ' Employed

Table 9.02 Contd.

/ Jaintia ills / 439 1 2 i

Source:- Directorate of Industries Meghalaya, Shillong

1 West Garo H~l ls 1 310 160.19

14.88 South Garo H ~ l l s

275 6 1

TABLE 9.03 EMPLOYMENT IN REGISTERED SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES BY TYPE, 1997-98 AND 1998-99

Industry NO. Of No. of

Persons Employed

Industries n- 1 Motor Repairing. Painting, 1

isi Servicing, etc 1 1292 I I

2. Wooden Furniture 296 1523

3. Leather Based Industry 1 35 1 156

5 Flour & Rice Mills. Atta & 1 230 1 1047 Chakki

6. Tailoring ( 360 1 1700

7. Printirjg Press 1 44 / 398

1998-99 Difference in the No. of Persons employed during 1997-98 & 1998-99

Table 9.03 Contd

Source:- Directorate of Industries, Meghalaya 5 7 'v

- -- TABLE RD1 EMPLOYMENT IN KHADI AND VILLAGE INDUSTRIAL

UNITS: INDUSTRY WISE.

Indus*9

I 4. Processing of Cereals & l 2 I 4 l 7 1 9 1

+ I 5 Pulses

-2: Carpentry B Blacksm~thy

, 3. Pottery

1997-98

' 5. Lime Industry

6. GoMsm~th

No of Khad~ & Villages lndustr~es

D~ff ~n nos of persons

during 997-98 & 1998-99

1998-99

No of Persons

Employed

No of Khad~ & Villages lndustr~es

No of Persons

Employed

40 + I 0

Table 9.04 Conld

1 10 Plastic Polymar I - I I 1 I 1 0 1 lo I

7 F r u ~ t s &Vegetable Process~ng

8 Electronic

9 Bone Crush~ng

1 1 1. Textile 1 - 1 3 / 6 1 6 I 12. Service (Tyre retreading]

1 13 Total --

14 1 68 1 42 1 246 1 177 _I -- -

Source:- Meghalaya Ichadi and Village Industries Board

Q TABLE 9.05 PRODUCTION OF CEMENT FROhl h4AWMLUEI CHERRA CEMENTS LIMITED

Source:-Ma\vmluh Cherra Cements Limited

TABLE 9.06 PRODZJCTION AND VALUE OF MINERALS SINCE 1990-91 TO 1998-99

Frodudion ( ~ n thousand Mt)

0 Table 9.06 Contd

1996-97

1997-98

;ource:- Directorate of Mineral Resources, Meghalaya, Shillong

1 1998.99 1 4238

3239.3

3233.5

6.83 1

TABLE 9.07 GROWTH OF JOINT STOCK CORIPANIES

Source: Registrar of Companies, Shillong

YeariDistr ict

1994 --

Companies at Work as on 31st March

Public

Private

10 CO-OPERATION TABLE 10.01 GROWTH OF CO-OPERATNE SOCIETIES.

Source:- Registrar of Co-operative Societies, Meghalaya

Working Capital (Rs. ~n Lakhs) Year

Societies (Nos)

Membership ('000 Nos)

Share Capital (Rs. in Lakhs)

TABLE 10.02 STATISTICS RELATING TO THE PRIMARY AGRICULTURAL CREDIT SOCIETIES.

1 Items / Unit 1 1996-97 1 1997-98 1 1998-99 1

6. Loan Issued during the Year I

(a) Short Term 1 I :: I 109.56 1 92.00 1 85.79 1

(b) Medium Term 35.90 74 18 22.64 ,

1. Number of Societies

2. Total Members

3. Paid up Share Capital

4. Deposits

5. Worklng Capital

1 7. Loans Outstandins ( i 671.87 1 707.80 1 912.81 1

Rs. in Lakhs

I 8. Sales Turnover during the Year (a) Agricultural Produce

I (b) Consumers Goods I (c) Others

135278

51 7.1 0

851.07

Souce:- Registrar of Co-operative Societies, Meghalaya

88.45 127.3 48.96

197.53

1030.49

95672 1

221.44 1 1

236.41

1169.32

50.23 78.63 4.96

42.80 1

56.33 16.31

11. ROADS TABLE 11 .O1 ROAD LENGTH MAINTAINED BY PUBLIC

WORKS DEPARTMENT

1 1994.95 1 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

1996-97

Road Density per 100 Sq Krn 1

1973-74 948 2142 3090 13.78

N.A:- Informatioil Not Available. Source:- PWD (R&B), Meghalaya.

Surfaced

1990.91

Unsurfaced Total 1 IKm) 1 IKm) 1 Inn.)

1992.93

1993.94

---- 3280

5687 25.36

TABLE 11.02 ROAD MILEAGE BY CLASS OF KOADS. 15i

* . - Excluding roads under BRTF NA - Information not available Source:- PWD (KBiB) Meghalaya.

0 TABLE 11.03 PROGRESS OF RIEGHALAYA ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATION

p q v t e i Covered Passengers 1 (Nos) 1 (Nos) (Krns) 1 (Average Daily)

Source:- Megllalaya Transport Corporation

12. TRANSPORT AM) COMMUNICATION TABLE 12.01 INCREASE /DECREASE OF REGISTERED VEHICLES.

TABLE 12.02 ROAD ACCIDENTS AND NUMBER OF O PERSONS KILLED AND INJURED.

* Source.- Special Superintendent of Pol~ce. C l.D Meghalaya

TABLE 12.03 REVENUE FROM MOTOR VEHICLES.

(Rs In Lakhs)

1 .Road 'Tax

2.Fees & Fines

3. Surcharge

Source :- Commissioner of Transport, Meghalaya.

1996-97

163.65

126.82

295.28

1997-98

170.82

11 8.49

295.95

1998-99

154.10

129.72

289.56

TABLE: 12.04 DISTRICT-WISE NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES REGISTERED AS ON 3 1 ST MARCH 1999.

TABLE 12.04 CONTD.

TABLE 12.05 STATISTICS OF POST OFFICES 0 (In Nos)

General Post Office 1

15 1 Letter Boxes 1 1651 1 1708 [ 1708 / 1708 ( 1709 1 1715 /

I I I I I 1 I

Source:- Senior Superintendent of Post Offices, Meghalaya Division, Shillong N.A:- Not Available

1995-96

Head Post Office

Sub-Post Office

4 1 Branch Post Office 1 41 3 413 1 414. 1 414 1 414 1. 416

1996-97

1997-98

1998-99

TABLE 12.06 NUMBER OF TELEPHONE EXCHAN .-

PUBLIC CALL OFFICES AM) NUMBER OF TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS.

Source:- Assistant Director, OEce of the T.D.M. Shillong.

0 13. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT TABLE 13.01 EMPLOYMENT IN PUBLIC AND PRZVATE

SECTOR

1 1 2 3 4

Public Sector:

(In Nos)

, 1.Central Govt. 15088 16787 1 11.26

Sector

3.State Quasi Govt. 1 8090 1 7965 -1.55 1 4.Central Qua51 Govt 7200 7296 I 1.33 ~ ~ . L o c ~ I Bodies 1 2308 1 2366 1 2.51 1

Percentage of Increase/ Decrease -

1996-97 1997-98

Private Sector: 1

1. Larger Establishment 5692 6005 1 2. Smaller

Source:- Directorate of Employment & Craftsman Training, Meghalaya * Employee Census of Directorate of Economics & Statistics, 1997

'Btava?

TABLE 13.02 EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE STATISTICS

(In Nos)

i Items / 1995 1 1996 1 1997 ) 1998 1

3816 8677 11108 7401 Registration

Vacancies Notified 489 631 628 294

Number of Employment Exchanges

1 Placement 1 190 / 131 1 271 191 / I Number on the Live 1 27584 1 27888 1 34349 / 33460 1 1 Rcgister

Source:- Directorate of Employment & Craftsman Training, Meghalaya.

0 TABLE 13.03 DISTRIBUTION OF EDUCATED

APPLICANTS IN THE LIVE REGISTER BY LEVEL OF EDUCATION

a. Engineering

b. Agriculture

Level of Education

1. Matr~culation

2. H.S.S.L.C/P.U./lnterrned~ate

3. Graduates

Table 13.03 Contd

Source:- Directorate of Employment & Craftsman Training, Meghalaya.

Table 13.04 Contd

7. Construction

8. Trade & Commrce

9. Transport & Communicathn

Table 13.04 Contd

Source : Census of India 1991

14. HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE. 4 TABLE 14.01 NUMBER OF HOSPITALS AND

DISPENSARIES.

1998:99 38 '

1998-99 / District Wise

East Khasi Hills

West KhasP'Hils

Ri Bhoi

Jaintia Hills

West Garo Hills --

East Garo Hills

South Garo Hills

Source:- Directorate of Health Services (M.1.) Meghalaya.

TABLE 14.02 NUMBER OF PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRES, COMMUNITY HEAWiI a

CENTRES, SUB-CENTRES (including M.C.W. Centres Etc.) LEPROSY COLONJES, LEPROSY CONTROL UNIT AND SURVEY AND EDUCATION

TREATMENT CENTRES.

fear / District I P.H.C. 1 C.H.C. SubCentres L.C.U. S.E.T.Centres

Table 14.02 Contd

1 1998.99 / District Wise 1

Source:- Directorate of Health Services (M.I.) Meghalaya.

TABLE 14.03 NUMBER OF PARA-MEDICAL STAFF

Year / D ~ s t r ~ c t

1992-93

1993.94

1994.95

Doctors

Nurses

pppppp

Pharrnac~st

Health Vlsltors

Lab I Techniciars

Table 14.03 Contd.

1 1998.99 - District Wise : I

East Khas~ Hills

Source:- Directorate of Health Services (M.1.) Meghalaya

TABLE 14.04 NUMBER AND TYPES OF BEDS BY DISTRICT. G2

Year/District Maternity Paed~atr ic T.B. Beds Other Beds Total 1 Beds Beds Beds

I 3 4 5 6 1

Tablc 14.04 Contd

1 1998-99 1 Dlstrict Wise

I East Garo Hills 1 180 1 . I I . I - / I 8 0 /

West Khasi Hills

Ri Bho~

Jaintia Hills

Source:- Directorate of Health Services (M.I.) Meghalaya.

1 South Garo HIIs

West Garo Hills 1 285

25 , 335

TABLE 14.05 NUMBER OF FAMILY WELFARE CLINICS 1 CENTRES

Total Rural Urban Other Bodies

1 1999-2000 / District Wise 1 1 ~ a s t Khasi Hills 1 9 6 . 1 8 8 ) 8 / 6

1 Ri Bhoi 1 3 7 1 3 7 1 - 1 - 1 -

/ West Khas~ HII% 1 8 2 1 8 1 1 1 1 - 1

I Jaintia Pills - pp

I 1 East Gar5 Hills 8 6 1 8 5 1 I . I

Source:- Directorate of Health Services (M.C.H. & F.W. etc.) Meghalaya.

West Garo Hills

South Garo Hills

1 0 3 7 102 1 2

TABLE 14.06 PROGRESS OF FAMILY WELFARE SERVICES

(In Nos)

Source:- Directorate of Health Services (M.C.H. & F.W. etc.) F

Meghalaya.

15. PUBLIC HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS

TABLE 15.01 NUMBER OF PROBLEM VILLAGES PROVlDED WITH DRINKING WATER FACZLITIES

1 Year / District 1 Problem Villages Covered 1

1 1996-97 (District Wise) I ) East Khasi Hills I 69 I

East Garo Hills 55 I

) South Garo Hills I 79 1

1 Jaint~a Hills

I West Garo Hills i 89 I

Source:- Chief Engineer (P.H.E.) Meghalaya, Shillong.

TABLE 15.02 BIRTH AND DEATH RATES 4 (Per Thousand)

1997 (p)

* Excludes Jammu & Kashmir P: Provisional Source:- Registrar General, Ministry of Home Affairs

Govt. of India.

Meghalaya

Birth Rate

Birth Rate Death Rate

Death Rate

27.2' 8.9

10.9 -,

* Excludes Jammu & Kashmir P: Provisional Source:- Registrar General, Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India.

TABLE 15.03 THREE YEAR MOVING AVERAGE OF INFANT MORTALITY RATES. f P ~ t T h n r l C R n d \

1988 90

1989.91

1990.92

Meghalaya

All lnd~a

Comb~ned

Combined

16. EDUCATION

TABLE 16.01 PERCENTAGE OF LITERACY, RURALIURBAN 1981,1991.

1981 1991 Districts I I

Source:- Census of India, 198 1 and 1991.

Pereentsge Lltereay of 5ClST and Other8

lSoheduled Caste

OOthen

Jnlnlle Hllle Eaet Khasl West Khasl East Qaro Wect Qaro Hlllr Hllls Hllls Hills

TABLE 16.02 PERCENTAGE LITERACY OF SCHEDULED TRIBE / SCHEDULED CASTE

AND OTHERS - 1991

1 Jaintia Hills 34.98 1 43.39 41.83 1

D~stricts 1 Scheduled Tribe Scheduled Caste

-- - -

Meghalaya 46.71 4 4 . 2 7 1 62.91 ~

Others

East Garo Hills

West Garo Hills

Source:- Census of India, 1991.

50.34 a

East Khasi Hills

West Khasi Hills

38.47 44.45

74.92 ' 61.27

TABLE 16.03 NUMBER OF EDUCATIONAL a INSTITUTIONS

Institution 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97

9 \ 7 1 1. Primary & Junior Basic 4177 4257 4295

j PTeachers Training College 1 i-l+rj

2. Middle & Senior Basic 1 850 1 913 1 922

3. High 8 Higher Secondary

4. Basic & Non Basic Training School

l Source:- Directorate o f Publ ic Instruction, Meghalaya.

I . I TABLE 16.04 CLASSWISE ENROLMENT IN

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS (In Nos)

1 Class VII 1 27761 / 28289 1 28575 1

1 c l a s s

Class V

, C lass VI

1 Class VI I I ( 19807 20183 20361 L/ / ( c l a s s IX 1 16556 1 16928 17315 1

1994 95

35089 J

1 Class XI 346 ( 453 460 1

( p r e Universi ty 1

1995 96

35725 v

1 A r t s 1 8759 1 10554 ' 1 10661 1

1996 97 P

Class i 102329 --- Class II 62090

- , 37633 J .-

Science

Class I I I

Class IV

30597 1 31587

1 Commerce ( . 827 840 868

49667 ---- 40254

Table 1 6.04 Contd

Source:- Directorate of Public Instruction, Meghalaya.

4 3 --

Graduate

1 8307

Post Graduate

Sc~ence

Commerce -

B Ed 397 458 468

I I (3 TABLE 16.05 NUMBER OF SCHEDULED TRIBE AND

SCHEDULED CASTE STUDENTS BY TYPE OF INSTITUTIONS

1996.97

Type of lnstrtut~ons

1 1. Prirnary/Junior Basic Schools Boys 174072 3517 1 Girls 168854 ( 2967 1 Total 342926 6484

2. Middle/ Senior Basic Schools Boys 31649 1107 1 Girls 1 32110 1 845 1 Total 63759 1952

3. High/Higher Secondary School Boys I Girls Total

6. Post Graduate

4728 5009 9737

4278 3630 7908

4. P.U./lntermediate

5. Graduate

295 150 445

243 131 374

Boys Girls Total

330 360 690

9 9 18

TABLE 16.06 NUMBER OF TEACHERS IN 0

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

( 1. Pre Primary & Pre Basic ( 700 1 700 ( 700 1

1996-97 1995-96 I Institutions

2. Primary &Junior Basic

3. Middle & Senior Basic

Total 19587 20044 i i 20,609

1994-95

4. HigWHigher Secondary

5. Basic & Non Basic Training SchosYl

6. Teachers Training College

7. Colleges

Source:- Directorate of Public I~lstruction, Megharaya. s

r) TABLE 16.07 ENROLMENT IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS BY TYPE OF INSTITUTIONS

1 Institutions 1 1994-95 1995-96 ( 1996-97 1

1. Primary &Junior Basic

2. Middle & Senior Basic

4. Basic & Non Basic Teacher Training SchooG 306 340 1 347 1

( 5. Teachers Training College 1 397 458 1 468 1

375678

3. High/Higher Secondary ( 106646

1 6. Colleges ) 18945 1 22300 1 24324 1

380408

383258

17. POLICE AND CRIME STATISTICS d

TABLE 17.01 NUMBER OF POLICE STATIONS, OUTPOSTS, Etc.

Particulars

2. Outposts

3. Patrolling Posts

1 5. Watch Posts 4 4 4 1 4 1

1 4. Check Posts I I I I

I I 6. Beat Houses 10 10

I. Police Station s 34 1 34 34

24 ---

7. Fire Stations 1 7 1

22 1 22

Source:- Assistant Inspector General of Police, Shillong.

TABLE 17.02 INCIDENCE OF CRIMES BY MAJOR HEAD UNDER1.P.C.

(In Nos)

Head of Crimes

1. Murder

2. Culpable Homicide not Amounting to Murder

3. Rape

6. Roberry

7. Buglary

8. Theft

9. Riots

4. Kidnapping and Abduction

5. Dacoity

1 13. Miscellaneous 1 745 1 756 1 691 1

10. Crlminal Breach of Trust

11. Cheating

Source:- Special Superintendent of Police C.I.D. Shillong.

14. Total

26 1 113

1978 i 1829

'J , 18. BANKING

TABLE 18.01 NUMBER OF SCHEDULED COMMERCIAL BANKS AN ON 31" DECEMBER 1998

Particulars 1 1989 1 1990 ~ G ~ ~ W O ~ I

State Bank of India and its 1 65 1 68 1 85 1 85 1 Associates

Regional Rural Banks 1 46 1 50 1 51 1 51 1 Nationalised Banks --

Other Scheduled Commercial Banks

I - - Total 1 145 1 155 1 179 1 179 1

1 36 1 42 I 42 1

* As on ? I st March 2000

Source:- Banki,ng Statistics, Reserve Bank of India.

TABLE 18.02 DEPOSITS AND CREDIT OF SCHEDULED ., COMMERCIAL BANKS

(Rs. in Crore)

i L L ~ e c e r n b e r 19981 As on March 1999 (

( State Bank of India and i ts Associates 1 463.21 / 79.33 ( 505.63 ( 82.52 1

Particulars

I Reglonal Rural Banks . 1 72.62 1 19.66 ( 81.74 / 23.33 / I Ofher Scheduled Commercial Banks i 36.52 i 2.71 1 3-1

I Total I 1060.79 I 187.50 I 1147.04 1 191.31 1

Deposits

Source:- Banking Statistics, Reserve Bank ofIndia.

Deposits

C r e d ~ t

Credit

'.I e , w

TABLE 18.03 DEPOSITS AND CREDIT OF SCHEDULED COMMERCIAI, BANKS BY DISTRICT AS ON MARCH 1999

(Rs. 111 C~ores)

Jaintia Hills 13.95

~dt Khasi Hills 1

1 RI-Bh01 , I 'I: 1 4 2 4 9 1 ;;; 1 29 00 1 - East Garo Hills 1 3 0 1 3 27 28 ,

I South Garo Hills 1 3 1 6 9 0 1 3.19 1 46.23 ~ 1 Meghalaya 1 179 / 1147 04 / 191 31 / 1 6 6 8 j I- ._..--.I L

So~~l.cu:- I3a11hi113 Slatislics. Iiescrvc I3ank of India. I I 0

19. STATE FINANCE TABLE 19.01

OVERALL BUDGETARY POSITION OF THE STATE OF MEGHALAYA

(Rs irr Lahhs) I I I I

P;I l t iculnn

3 Total Capital (a1 Recerpt

R.E.: Revised Estimates B.E.: Budget Estimates

1997-98 (Actuals)

t b t I:xpt.od~t~us

( c ' S'ul'lus(-) Or [)efic't(-) on C'apilal accolmt

1. Overall SuryLs(: ) Deficit(-)

Closi: Halance

Source: Memorandum on the Budget Estimates of the Government of Meghalaya. 1999-2000.

I hRSO.2.i

1998-99 (R.E.)

105hl 16

, _ . j 319.07

(-) l 4 S X l

(-)JJ.i:l.JI

26180.91

1999-2000 WE.)

305135.05

30640.89

( - j $450.98

( - ) 2000.22

(-164.:4.6.3

39648 72

!-) 914; 67

( - j 14807.70

(-)21.3.;2<.?

TABLE 19.02 REVENUE RECEIPTS OF THE STATE OF

MEGHALWA

Source: Memorandum on the Budget Estimates of the Government of Meghalaya, 1999-2000.

.- (Rs in Lakhs)

Rec epts 69675.17 93974.80 101517.83

TABLE 19.03 REVENUE EXPENDITURE OF THE STATE OF

MEGHALAYA

(Rs in Laklts)

Soyce: Memol-aldum on the Budget Estimates of the Government of Meghalaya, 1939-2000.

TABLE 19.04 CAPITAL RECEIPTS OF THE STATE OF

B.E.: Budget Estimates Source: Memorandum on the Budget Estimates of the Govern-

ment of Meghalaya, 1999-2000.

Particulars Heads

I . Market Loals

2. Loans t o m Life Jnsuanoe Corpomhonof h d i

3 Loans h r n NABARD

4. Loans t o m th? Gmsd llsumme Corporation of h d h

5. Loans t o m ih? Nalbnal Co-opemtbe D e x b p m a ~ t Corpomtionof h d h

6. W a x and meam advanoes h m the Kesexve Bank of hdia

7. Otha Loms

8. Laals and advances from tk C enual Govmmirnt

9. Recoverim of bans and advances

lo. FLnd& Plblc Accoint (Net)

MEGHALAYA

1997-98 (Actuals)

3493.00

278.67

3941.59

504.03

(+) 8660.55

16880.2:

Revised

1998-99 @.E.)

7308.00

728 00

1000.00

114.15

4050.00

3200.00

5308.76

I086 00

(+) 3300.00

26189.91

Estimates

(Rs in Lakl~sJ 1999-2000

(B.E.)

7915.00

728.00

1000 00

144.15

4050.00

5700.00

5976 YO

931 00

(+) 4050.00

30505.05

TABLE 19.05 CAPITAL EXPENDlTURE OF THE STATE OF

MEGHALAYA

(Rs in Lnk-11s)

199!&2000 (B.E.)

1326.38

10168.69

11835.42

7629.42

8688.81

Pa ~tictdars

I . Capial Account of Centla 1 Services

2. Captal Account of Socal Senices

3. Captal Account of Ec olionuc Services

4. Public Debt

5 Loans and Advances

6. Inter State Settlement

16561.16 30640.89 3%48.72 t J i R.E.: Revised Estimates B.E.: Budget Estimates

Source: Memorandum on the Budget Estimates of the Govemnent of Meghalaya, 1999-2000.

1997-98 (Actuals)

477.33

4249.02

7861.57

2247.95

1725.29

1998-99 (R.E.)

1033 10

9664.57

10315.50

6468.77

3458.95

TABLE 19.06 STATE TAXES BY TYPE

5 Sahs Tax 1 3658.07 1 4234.M I 4828.11 1

(Rs in Laklzs)

I . ProkssionalTax

2. Land Re venue

3. Stamps & Regbtratun

4. State h c 6 a

R.E.: Revised Estimates B . E . : Budget Estimates

Saprce: : Memorandum , , , an the Budget Estimates of the i Govekipepi ..- 9f M~&alaya,-l999-2000.

, j 4 . . ; -

-- ! ! :: ; . , . g . i . 5 ; .: . . . - ~

-- i-::~:-L-.i--JJjfj- --,-; :,;;

6 . Taws on vehbks

7. Taxes oil Goods & Passens rs

8. Taxes & Duties on Ekctricity

9. Taxes m Entertainmnt includng taxes on betting

10. Pu~chase Tan

1997-98 (Actuals)

208.69

2812.30

295.94

129.63

119.50

7325.14

1998-99 (R.E.)

300.00

135.34

'3250.00

199P2000 (B.E.)

315 00

148.09

3640.00

408.96

165.Ml

108.50

8637.75

441 88

178.00

100.00

336.40

1004 1.24

20. FIVE YEAR PLAN TABLE 20.01 PLAN OUTLAY AND ACTUAL EXPENDITURE Q

10. Annual Plan 1993-94

11. Annual Plan

12. Annual Plan

13. Annual Plan --

14. Ninth Plan '

15. Annual Plan --- 16. Annual Plan

R.O. - Revised Outlay * - Agreed Outlay

Source:- Budget at a Glance, 1996-97 & 1997-98, Annual Plan, 1999-2000, 2000-2001.

1994-95

1995-96

1996-97

1997-2002

1997-98

1998-99

281 .OO

306.52

2500.62

382.00

400.00

181.60

231.64

248.83

299.09

TABLE 20.02 OUTLAY AND EXPENDITURE OF NINTH PLAN (1997-2002)

(Rs. In Crores)

Broad Sectoral Programme

1. Agriculture &Allied Activities

2. Rural Development

3. Special Area Programmes (Border Area Dev. Programme)

4. Irrigation and Flood Control

5. Energy

6. Industry and Minerals

7. Transport

Ninth Plan 1997-2002

Agreed Outlay

Table 20.02 Contd

10. General Economics Services d General Services / 10492 1 1 4 . 3 / 26.?0 / 21 82 1

8. Science,Technology & Environment

9.Social Services (Including Education)

846.20 108.91 1161.00 1 132.28 1

Source:- Annual Plan 2000-2001, Planning Department, Govt. of Meghalaya

299.38

11. Forestiy and Wildlife

100.50

2500.62

465.00

354.96

TABLE 20.03 OUTLAY AND EXPENDITURE IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES

(Rs. In L s s )

Programmes

1. Integrated Rural Development Programrr

2. Jowahar Rozgar Yojana

3. Training of Rural Youth for Self Employment in Meghalaya

Outlay Expenditure

Source:- Directorate of Community and Rural Development, Meghalaya.

TABLE 20.04 ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES

1. I.R.D.P.

Programmes Particulars

Source:- Directorate of Community and Rural Development, Meghalaya.

271 196 225 -

1. No of term Cred~t M o b ~ l ~ s e d (Rs In Lakhs) 2 Total Number of Famllles Ass~sted

a) Scheduled Castes b) Scheduled T r~bes

c) Others

1 No of Rural Youths a) Tra~ned b) Self Employed c) Under Traln~ng

8 5159

351 75

ll . .

(U w " " " 0

3 +. .-

: $1 s a , 2 5 2 dl W K :.!

21. PRICE INDICES

TABLE 21.01 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS FOR URBAN NON-MANUAL EMPLOYEES

(Base 1984 - 85=100)

Tablc 21.01 Contd.

I Source:- Central Statistical Organisation, Govt. of India I

August

/ , / " TABLE 21.02 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS FOR LNDUSTRIAL WORKERS

(Base 1982 = 100)

( YearIMonth 1 All India i

1998 405 I

I 1 1999 424 Wholdgdar Average --

Table 21.02 Contd

June 442

February

Source:- Labour Bureau, Govt. of India.

' (3 TABLE 21.03 CONSUMER PRICE lNDEX NUMBERS FOR AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS.

(Base 1960 - 61 = 100) (New Base 1986 - 87 = 100)

Manipur & Tripura) India

1991-92 1014

/r! Table 21 03 Contd.

Source:- Labour Bureau, Govt. of India.

22. ELECTION TABLE : 22.01

MEGHALAYA LEGISLATrVE ASSEMBLY ELECTION, 1998

TABLE: 22.02 !7 ABSTRACT RESULT OT THE 1998 MEGHALAYA -.

LEGlSLATlVE ASSEMBLY ELECTION

Source: Chief Electoral Officer, Meghalaya

East Garo m

West Garo Hdk

South Gar0 Hlk

MeWaqa -

136829

283907

1178250

212445

862106

205956

837363

s TABLE: 22.03 DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTION - 1999

Source: District Council Affairs Deptt., Meghalaya

TABLE: 22.04 RESULT OF TKE U)K SABHA ELECTION,1998

,y. 23. STATE INCOME

TABLE 23.01 NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY INDUSTRY OF

ORIGIN AT CLIRRENTPRICES

Agriculture 33805 57647

,' Foresby and L o m y ,-' 1931 2952

I Sub-total 1 41612 1 68273

Manufacturing

Registered

Unregistered

Construction 20520

Electricity. Gas & Water 1 2317 1 1804 S ~ P P ~

Transpott Storage & C o ~ d c a t i o ~ i 1 4272 1 6832

(Rs. in Lakhs) i

Table 23.0 1 (Contd.)

Storage 1 -- - -

Trade, Hotel & Restaurant 1 19308

Banking and hurance 2914

Real Estate Ownership of dwelling & business services

Public h d h t r a t i o n 17807

Other. services 11191

Sub-total 73392

NETS STATEDOMESlTC 130572 PKODUCT I Population ('000)

Pel Capaa 1nco111e (m Rs)

P - Provi

ional Q - Quick Estimates

R - Revised Estimates Source: Directorate of Economics & Statistics

TABLE 23.02 NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY INDUSTRY OF

ORIGIN AT CONSTANT (1993-94) PRICES

T.4BLE 23.02 (Corzirl) :?-

Real Estate,Ownershrp o

Public Adnkktration

P - Provisional Q - QuickEstimates R - Revised Estimates

Source: Directorate of Economics & Statistics

24 TOURISM TABLE 24.01

TOURIST SPOTS IN MEGHALAYA

South Garo Hik

Mehalay

Source: Directorate of Tourism, Meghalaya

TABLE 25.01 (Contd.) 'A

TABLE 25.01 (Contd.)

Note: E - Estimatted population A.E. - Advance Estimates P - Provisional

Ma~ch 1999

March 1999

1999-200qAF)

34 Banl, Offces per hkh of popdahm (E- 1998)

35 Cred~t - Lkpos~t rat^

36 Per Caplta Incorn at Cu~e11t Pnces

TABLE: 25.02 INDIA BASIC STATISTICS

All India

3287263$

439230458

407072230

846302688

ItemsNean

1 Area

2 PopulaUon (1991)

Female

3 A g c t h e (1997-98)

Area under Pmlpal Crops (4)

(b) Potato

(c) G w r ( d 9 )

Sq K w

'000 Hect

(b) Potato

(c) Gulger (dry)

1 i TABLE: 25.02 (contd.)

(a) Cay rnik

(b) B&lo mik

(c) G a t inik

6. Forest (1 997) (a) Totai Forest Area

Sq Krm

26 5 20

633397

TABLE: 25.02 (contd.) I x:

7 Mni11g( 1W7-98). PI-odtrctbn of .-

(a) Coal

(b) k s t o n e

8 Ekcinchty (1916-97)

(a) Instakd capacity

(b) Generat~n

(c) ~ ~ I L F U , I ~ ~ I C Y I *

(dl Per Capta Consumption**

(a) No of Schedded Comnerclal Banks

1) Stale Bank oflnde & 11s associates

2) Naiimlised b a l k

3) Other Scheduled Comersial Banks

'000 T m e s I

'COO K W

Crore 39588 9

28483 8

I 3 TABLE: 25.02 (contd.)

,i TABLE: 25.02 (contd.) I

(ii) Dispensares 28225

(~II) DJC~OIS (1 998) 503947

I $ -Includes 781 14 Sq Kms under illegal occupation of Pakistan 5180 Sq Kms illegally handed over by Pakistan to China and

1 37555 Sq Kms under illegal occupation of China in Ladakh District.

i *- Relatcs to Sales to ultimate consumers I * * - Relates to utility and 11011-utility

Source: Central Statistical Organisation, 1998

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