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ChhattisgarhDistrict Factbook™

Janjgir Champa District

(Key Socio-economic Data of Janjgir Champa District, Chhattisgarh)January, 2017

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Research EditorDr. Shafeeq Rahman

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Janjgir Champa District at a Glance

District came into Existence 25th May, 1998

District Headquarter Naila Janjgir

Distance from State Capital 170 Kms.

Geographical Area (In Square km.) 3,853 (Ranks 18th in State and 312th in India)Wastelands Area (In Square km.)(2008-2009)

293.29

Total Number of Households 3,77,496

Population 16,19,707 (Persons), 8,15,717 (Males), 8,03,990 (Females) (Ranks 5th in Stateand 308th in India)

Population Growth Rate (2001-2011)

22.94 (Persons), 23.71 (Males), 22.18 (Females)

Number of SubDistricts/Towns/Villages

Sub-districts (10), Towns (15) and Villages (892)

Forest Cover (2015) 4.02% of Total Geographical AreaPercentage of Urban/RuralPopulation

13.9 (Urban), 86.1 (Rural)

Administrative Language Hindi

Principal Languages (2001) Hindi (98.69%), Telugu (0.32%), Oriya (0.24%), Kurukh/Oraon (0.21%), Marathi(0.12%), Sindhi (0.10%) and Others (0.01%)

Population Density 420 (Persons per Sq. km.)

Sex Ratio 986 (Females per 1000 Males)

Child Ratio (Age Group 0-6 Year) 950 (Females per 1000 Males)

Number of Live Births (2014) 51,407 (Persons), 25,425 (Males), 24,331 (Females)

Number of Deaths (2014) 11,409 (Persons), 6,110 (Males), 4,688 (Females)

Literacy Rate (In %age) 73.07 (Persons), 84.72 (Males), 61.31 (Females)

Literates 10,19,634 (Persons), 5,93,679 (Males), 4,25,955 (Females)

Illiterates 6,00,073 (Persons), 2,22,038 (Males), 3,78,035 (Females)

Major Religions Hindu (98.60%), Muslim (0.88%), Christian (0.18%), Sikh (0.04%), Jain (0.04%)and Buddhist (0.03%)

Schedule Caste Population 3,97,908 (Persons), 1,99,633 (Males), 1,98,275 (Females), Percentage of SC inTotal Population (12.15)

Major Schedule Caste Population

Chamar, Chamari, Bairwa, Bhambhi, Jatav, Mochi, Regar, Nona, Rohidas,Ramnami, Satnami, Surjyabanshi, Surjyaramnami, Ahirwar, Chamar, Mangan,Raidas (87.48%); Ganda, Gandi (6.15%); Ghasi, Ghasia (3.52%); Mahar, Mehra,Mehar (0.59%); Dewar (0.28%)

Schedule Tribe Population 1,87,196 (Persons), 93,186 (Males), 94,010 (Females), Percentage of ST in TotalPopulation (2.39)

Major Schedule Tribe Population

Gond, Arakh, Arrakh, Agaria, Asur, Badi Maria, Bada Maria, Bhatola, Bhimma,Bhuta, Koilabhuta, Koliabhuti, Bhar, Bisonhorn Maria, Chota Maria, DandamiMaria, Dhuru, Dhurwa, Dhoba, Dhulia, Dorla, Gaiki, Gatta, Gatti, Gaita, GondGowari, Hill Maria, Kandra, Kalanga, Khatola, Koitar, Koya, Khirwar, Khirwara,Kucha Maria, Kuchaki Maria, Madia, Maria, Mana, Mannewar, Moghya, Mogia,Monghya, Mudia, Muria, Nagarchi, Nagwanshi, Ojha, Raj, Sonjhari, Jhareka,Thatia, Thotya, Wade Maria, Vade Maria, Daroi (41.89%); Kawar, Kanwar, Kaur,Cherwa, Rathia, Tanwar, Chattri (18.72%); Sawar, Sawara (11.6%); Oraon,Dhanka, Dhangad (6.89%); Bhaina (4.81%)

Number of Total Workers 8,46,466 (Persons), 4,78,278 (Males), 3,68,188 (Females)Labour Force Participation Rate(2011-2012)

44.29% (Rural), 38.58% (Urban)

Major Source of Income IndustryGross District Domestic Product(2006-07) (Rs. in Lakh)

2,89,296 At Current Price / 2,07,604 At Constant (1999-2000) Prices

Net District Domestic Product(2006-07) (Rs. in Lakh)

2,58,993 At Current Price / 1,85,326 At Constant (1999-2000) Prices

Per Capita Income (NDDP, At FactorCost) (2006-07) (In Rs.)

17,606 At Current Price / 14,710 At Constant (1999-2000) Prices

Number of Tourists (2015) 12,01,014 (Domestic Tourist) / 29 (Foreign Tourist)

Major Tourist Places

Vishnu Mandir (Janjgir), Adbhar (Devi Temple), Madanpurgarh (Devi Mandir),Pithampur (Shiv Mandir), Ghatadai (Paharia) (Tripur Singar Devi), Turridham(Shiv Temple), Kanhara, Dewar Ghata, Damudhara (Rishabthirth), LaxmaneshwarTemple, Kharaud, Shivarinarayan Temple, Chandrahasini Temple, Chandrapur.

Note: A ll figures for 2011 Census, Otherwise year is mentioned.

No. Particulars Page No.

1 Administrative Setup 1-10

Location Map | District w ith Sub-Districts | Reference Map of District |About District | Administrative Unit | Villages | Towns | Wards |Panchayats

2 Demographics 11-32

Population l Sex Ratio | Density | Child Population | Child Sex Ratio |Decadal Growth | Age Group Population | Age Group Population ofCurrently Married | Economically Active Population | Ageing Population |Dependency Ratio | Single Year Age Population | Scheduled CastePopulation | Scheduled Tribe Population | Religious Population | CD BlockPopulation

3 Economy 33-44

GDP/NDP | Per Capita Income | Households by Income Groups |Disposable Income | Banking | Lead Banks | Investment and Debt | FairPrice Shops/Ration Cards Issued

4 Market Size 45-56

Monthly Per Capita Expenditure | Estimated Annual Expenditure /Average Per Capita Consumer Expenditure on Services and DurableGoods

5 Life Style 57-61

Households having Radio/Transistor, Television | Households havingComputer/Laptop/Internet | Households having Telephone/MobilePhone | Households having Bicycle, Scooter/Motor Cycle/Moped &Car/Jeep/Van | Circulation of Dailies

6 Infrastructure 62-76

Occupied Houses used as Shops/Offices | Amenities | Sanitation |Electricity | Solar Water Heating System | Vehicle Registered | PostOffice & PIN Code | Tourism | Petroleum

7 Industries 77-98

Factories, Capital Invested and Persons Employed (2 & 3 digit levelIndustries) | Factories by Type of Organisation/Ownership |Consumption of Fuels | Manufacturing Industries Share of GDP |Outstanding Credit of SCBs according to Industrial Occupation | Micro,Small and Medium Enterprises | Ongoing Projects

8 Labour and Workforce 99-105

Total Workers | Main Workers | Marginal Workers | Non-Workers |Average Wages/Earning per Day Received by Usual Principal ActivityStatus | Daily Agricultural Wages | Employment Indicators

9 Agriculture 106-123

Land Utilistation | Production of Major Food Crops | Production ofCommercial Crops | Production of Fruit & Vegetable Crops | Productionof Spices | Consumption of Fertilisers | Milk Production | Egg Production |Meat Production | Fish Production | Livestock Population | PoultryPopulation | Irrigation | Land Holdings | Farmer

10 Education 124-129

Literacy Rate | Population by Educational Level | Census Houses Usedas School/College etc. | Enrollment | Enrollment by Medium of Instruction| Gross/Net Enrollment Ratio | Teachers | Gini Coefficient Education |Population by Mother Tongue

11 Health 130-143

Health Institutions | Govt. Allopathic Hospitals | Live Births Registered |Still Births Registered | Deaths Registered | Infant Deaths Registered |Disabled Population by Type of Disability | Houses used forHospital/Dispensary | Households by Married Couples per Householdand Dwelling Rooms | Maternal and Child Health Indicators (HMIS) |Family Welfare Programmes | National Family Health Survey (NFHS)

12 Environment and Pollution 144-147

Geographical Area | Wastelands | Forest Cover | Rainfall | Latitude,Longitude and Altitude

13 Housing 148-159

Households | Houseless Households | Houseless Population | Standardof Living Index | Housing Condition | House and Their Uses | SlumPopulation

14 Crime & Law 160-163

Incidence of IPC Crime | Police Officer/Officials | Judicial Officers

15 Social and Welfare Schemes 164-171

Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme(MGNREGS) | Indira Awaas Yojana (IAY) | District Rural DevelopmentAgencies (DRDA) | National Rural Drinking Water Programme (NRDWP) |Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan (NBA) | Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM)-Gramin |Self-Help Groups (SHGs) | Aadhaar Card (UIDAI) Enrollments

16 Electoral 172-174

Vote Distribution of Major Parties (Parliamentary Election-2014 andAssembly Election 2013) | Name and Address of MPs/MLAs | Electors

17 Annexure - I to V 175-232

18 Useful Contacts 233

19 Abbreviations & Sources 234

20 Concepts and Definitions 235-238

21 Disclaimer & Terms of Use 239

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About Janjgir Champa District

Janjgir Champa is a district of Chattisgarh State. The district is situated in the center ofchattisgarh so it is considered as the heart of the state. Janjgir is headquarter of districtwhich is the city of Maharaja Jajawalya Dev of the kalachuri dynasty. Historically, theDistrict of Janjgir-Champa came into existence on 25th May, 1998.

Geographically, the district encompasses a geographical area of 3,853 sq km area andoccupies the ranks 18th in State and 312th in India on the bases of this size. It lies at 21°98'N latitude, 82°65'E longitude and 294 m altitude. In the year 2015, the district hadtotal 4.02% forest area of total geographical area. The Hasdeo–Bango canal drains waterfor irrigation to the district. Under this project 3/4 area of the district will be covered forirrigation. Most of its rainfall occurs in the monsoon season. The actual rainfall in thedistrict was 928.8 mm in the year of 2015-16.

Administrative wise, the district is divided into 10 sub-district, 15 towns and 892 villages.Hindi is its official language . There are 1 parliamentary and 6 assembly constituencies inthe district.

Demographically, according to 2011 census, the district has a total number of 3,77,496households with a total of 16,19,707 persons comprising 8,15,717 are males and8,03,990 are females . The population growth rate during the period 2001 to 2011 was22.94% of which 23.71% were males and 22.18% were females. The density ofpopulation of the district is 420 (persons per sq km ). The sex ratio is pegged at 986(females per 1000 males) while the child ratio stands at 950 (females per 1000 males).The schedule caste population of the district is recorded as 3,97,908 including 1,99,633are males and 1,98,275 are females. The percentage of Schedule Caste is 12.15%. Theschedule tribe population is 1 ,87,196 persons including 93,186 are males and 94,010 arefemales. The percentage of Schedule Tribe is 2.39%. The percentage of major religionspracticed by the people of this region is Hindu at 98.60%. In the year 2001, thepercentage of the principal languages of the region was Hindi at 98.69%.

Economically, agriculture is the main source of income for the people of the district. Thedistrict produces food grains mainly and provides local market for fresh farm supplies. Itis main centre for agricultural trade and famous for lime-stone. The district has becomepower hub due to 52 power plants. Wardha Power Plant is being considered secondbiggest upcoming private thermal power plant of Asia. It is one of the fastest growingdistrict in India. The GDDP or Gross District Domestic Product during the period 2006-07was Rs 2,89,296 lakh at Current Price and Rs 2,07,604 lakh at Constant (1999-2000)Prices. The NDDP, or Net District Domestic Product during the period 2006-07 was Rs2,58,993 lakh at Current Price and Rs 1,85,326 lakh at Constant (1999-2000) Prices. ThePer Capita Income or NDDP, at Factor Cost during the period 2006-07 was Rs.17,606 atC urrent Price and Rs 14,710 at Constant (1999-2000) Pric es.


Education wise, according to 2011 census, the literacy rate is 73.07% persons including84.72% are males and 61.31% are females. The total literate population of the district is10,19,634 comprising 5,93,679 are males, and 4,25,955 are females. Gyan Bharti highersecondary school, Gyan bharti higher secondary school ( janjgir), Lions English HigherSecondary School (Champa), DBM Agriculture Higher Secondary School (Link RoadJanjgir), Shri Kailashpat Singhania Hr Sec. School (Gopal Nagar), R. K. Singh HigherSecondary School (Akaltara) are the name of the some important schools of the district.There are also available a number of colleges such as Pt Hari Shanker college ofeducation ( janjgir), Utkarsh college of education ( janjgir), Ayushman nursing college{ANM} (Janjgir), Indian Institute of Handloom and Textile Technology (Champa), Govt.M.M.R Post Graduate college (Champa), Thakur Indrajeet Singh Mahavidyalaya(Akaltara), etc. There are also a number of ITIs namely DBM Industrial Training Institute(Link Road Janjgir), Govt. Industrial Training Institute ( Janjgir), Govt. Industrial TrainingInstitute (Akaltara), Yash ITI ( Lachhanpur, Champa), etc.

Rajesh Nandini Singh is the member of Indian National Congress, born on 23rd March,1967 in the Janjgir-Champa district. She represented constituency of Madhya Pradesh inthe 15th Lok Sabha. She also served as the member of the Madhya Pradesh Legislativeassembly from 1993 to 1998.

The district has numerous famous historical and religious places to visit. These placesare Vishnu Mandir Janjgir, Adbhar Devi Temple, Madanpurgarh Devi Mandir, PithampurShiv Mandir, Ghatadai Paharia Tripur Singar Devi, Turridham Shiv Temple, Kanhara, DewarGhata, Damudhara Rishabthirth, Laxmaneshwar Temple, Kharaud, Shivarinarayan Templeand Chandrahasini Temple. The Vishnu Mandir of the district tells about the glorious pastof this district. It is an ancient artistic sample of Vaishnav community. During 2015, total12,01,014 domestic tourists and 29 foreign tourists visited the above places.

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Administrative Setup Administrative UnitAdministrative Division:- Bilaspur

Sub-districts:

1. Akaltara

2. Baloda

3. Champa

4. Dabhra

5. Jaijaipur

6. Janjgir

7. Malkharoda

8. Nawagarh

9. Pamgarh

10. Sakti

Towns:

1. Adbhar (NP) 11. Naya Baradwar (NP)

2. Akaltara (M) 12. Rahaud (NP)

3. Baloda (NP) 13. Sakti (M)

4. Champa (M) 14. Saragaon (NP)

5. Chandrapur (NP) 15. Shivrinarayan (NP)

6. Dabhra (NP)

7. Jaijepur (NP)

8. Kharod (NP)

9. Naila-Janjgir (M)

10. Nawagarh (NP)

Sub-districts, Towns, CD Blocks and Villages(2011)

District Sub-districts Towns CD Blocks Villages

Janjgir Champa 10 15 9 892

Chhattisgarh 149 182 146 20126

India 5924 7933 6596 640930

Rank of District in State 6 5 6 11

Rank of District in India 172 145 273 300


Demographics

Sex Ratio

Female per 1000 Males (2011)

District Total Rural Urban

Janjgir Champa 986 988 969

Chhattisgarh 991 1001 956

India 943 949 929

Rank of District in State 12 15 8

Rank of District in India 142 144 146

Density

Persons per Sq. Km. (2011)




India 368 269 3689



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Economy

Offices, Deposits, Credit and C-D Ratio of Scheduled Commercial Banks (SCBs)Rs. in Million (September, 2016)

District Janjgir Champa Chhattisgarh IndiaRank ofDistrictin State

Rank ofDistrictin India

Number of Offices 114 2357 135263 6 383

Deposits 34371 1094357 100965397 7 381

Credit 12291 680363 75178857 7 440

Credit-Deposit Ratio (C-D Ratio) 35.76 62.17 74.46 11 432

By Bank GroupRs. in Million (September, 2016)

Bank Group JanjgirChampa Chhattisgarh India

Rank ofDistrictin State


State Bank of India and Its AssociatesNumber of Offices 17 401 24493 6 410

Deposits 16220 419537 22988903 6 289

Credit 4147 198215 15874037 9 372


Nationalised BanksNumber of Offices 51 1088 66577 4 383

Deposits 11399 486436 47342652 9 419

Credit 5420 351306 34201792 9 426


Regional Rural BanksNumber of Offices 33 586 20858 4 231

Deposits 3706 81622 3215425 7 280

Credit 1485 26727 2187606 5 379


Private Sector BanksNumber of Offices 13 282 23020 5 332

Deposits 3046 106762 22460896 6 338

Credit 1240 104115 19231413 10 404


Foreign BanksNumber of Offices - - 315 0 0

Deposits - - 4957521 0 0

Credit - - 3684010 0 0

Credit-Deposit Ratio (C-D Ratio) - - 74.31 0 0

All Scheduled Commercial BanksNumber of Offices 114 2357 135263 6 383

Deposits 34371 1094357 100965397 7 381

Credit 12291 680363 75178857 7 440


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Market Size

Broad Category-wise Monthly Per Capita Expenditure - Total In Rs. (2011-2012)

Broad Categories of Goods and Services JanjgirChampa Chhattisgarh India

Rank ofDistrictin state


Cereals 168.76 143.66 159.53 3 218

Cereal Substitute 0.08 0.29 0.99 8 208

Pulses & Products 36.71 36.69 45.48 8 396

Milk & Milk Products 18.07 28.06 136.22 11 598

Sugar & Salt 24.70 21.56 27.34 3 285

Edible Oil 46.95 43.36 52.62 6 308

Egg, Fish & Meat 24.74 26.81 51.71 10 398

Vegetables 85.24 71.91 67.46 6 108

Fruits (Fresh) 11.99 13.20 25.70 10 472

Fruits (Dry) 1.48 2.50 7.95 9 470

Spices 28.23 22.98 31.13 2 300

Beverages etc. 8.52 13.31 27.25 16 583

Served Processed Food 26.67 43.89 51.40 18 383

Packaged Processed Food 15.92 15.64 23.17 7 408

Pan 2.99 4.43 4.43 13 295

Tobacco 8.59 10.12 15.35 10 425

Intoxicants 5.72 12.45 11.31 18 380

Fuel and Light 145.14 111.83 136.63 1 193

C lothing 67.35 63.99 87.26 8 390

Bedding etc. 1.31 5.13 6.54 14 518

Footwear 3.78 12.19 20.33 17 603

Education 10.54 21.71 67.24 14 586

Medical (Institutional) 0.94 3.98 26.00 9 420

Medical (Non-institutional) 70.24 46.06 74.33 1 215

Entertainment 9.73 15.37 22.67 13 462

Minor Durable Type Goods 2.24 6.39 5.50 15 493

Toilet Articles 30.23 33.96 38.16 12 372

Other Household Consumables 23.99 27.88 34.10 14 409

Consumer Services excl. Conveyance 55.13 50.50 85.63 5 393

Conveyance 29.88 48.52 95.22 15 521

Rent 4.17 15.71 52.20 14 447

Consumer Taxes & Cesses 1.14 4.52 8.91 16 448

Durable Goods 51.67 58.67 99.27 7 310

Monthly Per Capita Expenditure (MPCE) 1022.82 1037.25 1599.04 7 490

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Life Style

Circulation of Dailies (January - June 2016)

Publication Edition Language AverageCirculation

Hari Bhoomi Bilaspur edition Hindi 24335

Nava Bharat Bilaspur edition Hindi 12922

Patrika Bilaspur edition Hindi 6882

Dainik Bhaskar Bilaspur edition Hindi 6612

The Hitavada Raipur edition English 281


Infrastructure

Households by Main Source of Drinking Water - Total(2011)

Particulars JanjgirChampa Chhattisgarh India



Total Number of Households 377496 5622850 246692667 6 279

Tap water from Treated Source(%)

20346 (5.39) 690560 (12.28) 78873488(31.97)

12 436

Tap water from UntreatedSource (%)

30856 (8.17) 470657 (8.37) 28533688(11.57)

9 340

Total Tap (%) 51202 (13.56) 1161217 (20.65) 107407176(43.54)

6 178

Covered Well (%) 2337 (0.62) 46214 (0.82) 3895409 (1.58) 12 399

Un-covered Well (%) 19332 (5.12) 593631 (10.56) 23289867(9.44)

12 471

Total Well (%) 21669 (5.74) 639845 (11.38) 27185276(11.02)

12 428

Handpump (%) 274055 (72.60) 3286249 (58.44) 82599531(33.48)

9 325

Tubewell/Borehole (%) 29310 (7.76) 404092 (7.19) 20916074(8.48)

7 363

Spring (%) 43 (0.01) 39502 (0.70) 1314556 (0.53) 8 263

River/Canal (%) 453 (0.12) 49823 (0.89) 1550549 (0.63) 5 218

Tank/Pond/Lake (%) 387 (0.10) 13484 (0.24) 2075181 (0.84) 6 254

Other Sources (%) 377 (0.10) 28638 (0.51) 3644324 (1.48) 4 293

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Infrastructure

Major Tourist Places

Vishnu Mandir (Janjgir), Adbhar (Devi Temple), Madanpurgarh (Devi Mandir), Pithampur (ShivMandir), Ghatadai (Paharia) (Tripur Singar Devi), Turridham (Shiv Temple), Kanhara, Dewar Ghata,Damudhara (Rishabthirth), Laxmaneshwar Temple, Kharaud, Shivarinarayan Temple, ChandrahasiniTemple, Chandrapur.

Tourist Arrivals In Nos. (2015)

District Domestic Foreigner Total

Janjgir Champa 1201014 29 1201043

Chhattisgarh 18327841 6394 18334235


Petroleum Agencies

(2014-2015)

Particulars JanjgirChampa Chhattisgarh

Rank ofDistrict in

StateNo. of Petrol/Diesel Pumps

- Indian Oil Corporation (I.O.C) 29 452 5

- Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (H.P.C) 15 305 5

- Bharat Petroleum Corporation (B.P.C) 12 258 7

No. of Kerosene Dealer Wholesale




No. of LPG Dealer




LPG DistributorsIn Nos. (January, 2017)

Indane Gas 17

Bharat Gas 1

HP Gas 5

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Industries

Main Workers(2011)

Sex District Total Rural UrbanPersons Janjgir Champa 461887 392845 69042

Chhattisgarh 8241714 6365271 1876443

India 362446420 245749270 116697150



Male Janjgir Champa 318536 265423 53113

Chhattisgarh 5597454 4114031 1483423

India 273149359 178034713 95114646



Female Janjgir Champa 143351 127422 15929

Chhattisgarh 2644260 2251240 393020

India 89297061 67714557 21582504



Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises

(2010-11)


Rank ofDistrict in

State

Rank ofDistrict in

IndiaNumber of Registered Units 90 980 496281 11 426

Employment 775 11339 2883896 5 232

Investment (Rs. in Lakh) 2863 35036 128634844 2 116

Entrepreneurs Memorandum (Part-II) Filed by Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME)In Nos. (2014-2015)

District Micro Small Medium TotalJanjgir Champa 50 17 0 67

Chhattisgarh 1386 303 13 1702

India 346206 70933 8219 425358

Rank of District in State 10 5 0 9

Rank of District in India 449 231 0 443

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Labour and Workforce

Total Workers(2011)

Residence District Persons Male Female

Total Janjgir Champa 846466 478278 368188

Chhattisgarh 12180225 7133866 5046359

India 481743311 331865930 149877381



Rural Janjgir Champa 753143 414553 338590

Chhattisgarh 10063114 5522258 4540856

India 348597535 226763068 121834467



Urban Janjgir Champa 93323 63725 29598

Chhattisgarh 2117111 1611608 505503

India 133145776 105102862 28042914




Agriculture

Land UtilisationIn Hectares (2014-15)

Particulars JanjgirChampa Chhattisgarh


i) Reporting Area For Land Utilisation Statistics 446674 25349836 12

- Forests 89189 8171530 15

ii) Not Available for Cultivation

-Area under Non Agricultural Uses 36260 2059102 5

-Barren and Un Culturable Land 2349 1366458 15

-Total 38609 3425560 11

iii) Other Uncultivated Land Excluding Fallow Land

-Permanent Pastures and Other Grazing Lands 37892 1410890 7

-Land under Misc Tree Crops and Groves Not Included in NetArea

4 211983 10

-Culturable Waste Land 10894 900739 9

-Total 48790 2523612 9

iv) Fallow Land

-Fallow Lands Other than Current Fallows 7649 889211 14

-Current Fallow 5107 1185183 13

-Total 12756 2074394 13

v) Net Area Sown 257330 9154740 3

vi) Total C ropped Area 286321 10900896 5

vii) Area Sown More than Once 28991 1746156 9

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Education

Literacy Rate (2011)

Residence District Persons Male Female

Total Janjgir Champa 73.07 84.72 61.31

Chhattisgarh 70.28 80.27 60.24

India 72.99 80.89 64.64



Rural Janjgir Champa 71.64 83.73 59.48


India 67.77 77.15 57.93



Urban Janjgir Champa 81.8 90.71 72.66


India 84.11 88.76 79.11



Population by Educational Level(2011)

Educational Level JanjgirChampa Chhattisgarh India



Illiterate 600073 10165276 447216165 6 298

Literate 1019634 15379922 763638812 5 296

Literate without Educational Level 20858 377765 35153231 8 442

Below Primary 241712 3687369 146897597 5 236

Primary 248105 4192144 184170833 7 313

Middle 220132 3202404 133903266 6 232

Matric/Secondary 132809 1628487 105939743 4 299

Higher Secondary/Intermediate Pre-University/Senior Secondary

96857 1172386 77942593 4 292

Non-technical Diploma or Certificate not Equalto Degree

178 3863 1072289 7 440

Technical Diploma or Certificate not Equal toDegree

3051 51590 7238719 5 323

Graduate and Above 54254 1018853 68288971 7 350

Unclassified 1678 45061 3031570 11 416

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Health

Live Births Registered(2014)

Residence District Person Male Female


Chhattisgarh 845337 430059 401518

India 23001523 12183175 10804541




Chhattisgarh 573726 288395 275729

India 10763908 5709934 5044361




Chhattisgarh 271611 141664 125789

India 12237615 6473241 5760180



Still Births Registered(2014)

Residence District Person Male Female



India 124130 56442 47832





India 41620 21359 17953





India 82494 35075 29871




Health

Houses used for Hospital/Dispensary(2011)

Residence District Total Number ofCensus Houses

Hospital/Dispensary etc.

Total Janjgir Champa 440773 511

Chhattisgarh 6799689 10508

India 330407375 682584

Rank of District in State 5 7

Rank of District in India 299 417

Rural Janjgir Champa 379583 370


India 220633493 360065



Urban Janjgir Champa 61190 141


India 109773882 322519



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Environment and Pollution

Geographical Area

Area in Km2 (2011)


Janjgir Champa 3853 3647.63 205.37

Chhattisgarh 135192 131810.30 3381.70

India 3287469 3101505.00 102221.00



Wastelands by Category

Area in Km2 (2008-2009)

Category JanjgirChampa Chhattisgarh India



Gullied/Ravenous Land (Medium) 0.38 74.68 6145.96 2 239

Gullied/Ravenous Land (Deep) - 15.50 1266.06 0 0

Land with Dense Scrub 2.30 979.44 86979.91 14 475

Land with Open Scrub 194.01 2962.15 93033.00 8 142

Waterlogged and Marshy Land (Permanent) - 0.74 1757.07 0 0

Waterlogged and Marshy Land (Seasonal) - - 6946.31 0 0

Land Affected by Salinity/Alkalinity (Medium) - 0.28 5414.53 0 0

Land Affected by Salinity/Alkalinity (Strong) - - 1391.09 0 0

Shifting Cultivation - Current Jhum - 0.02 4814.68 0 0

Shifting Cultivation - Abandoned Jhum - 0.14 4210.46 0 0

Under-Utilised/Degraded Forest (ScrubDomin)

22.87 2954.52 83699.71 16 356

Under-Utilised/Degraded Forest (Agriculture) 0.89 3596.66 15680.26 16 251

Degraded Pastures/Grazing Land - - 6832.17 0 0

Degraded Land under Plantation Crop - - 278.53 0 0

Sands-Riverine 69.68 174.10 2111.96 1 3

Sands-Coastal - - 654.47 0 0

Sands-Desertic - - 3934.80 0 0

Sands-Semi Stab.-Stab>40m - - 9279.75 0 0

Sands-Semi Stab.-Stab 15-40m - - 14273.03 0 0

Mining Wastelands - 5.97 593.65 0 0

Industrial wastelands - 0.12 58.00 0 0

Barren Rocky/Stony Waste 3.17 717.85 59482.29 13 267

Snow covered /Glacial Area - - 58183.44 0 0

Total 293.29 11482.18 467021.16 13 327

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Housing

Total Households(2011)


Janjgir Champa 364532 316344 48188

Chhattisgarh 5650724 4365568 1285156

India 249454252 168565486 80888766



Houseless Households(2011)




India 449761 192865 256896



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Crime & Law

Incidence of IPC Crime (2014)

Crime Heads JanjgirChampa Chhattisgarh India



Murder 48 998 34134 7 266Attempt to Commit Murder 27 716 41898 10 392Culpable Homicide Not Amounting To Murder 3 29 3349 4 242Attempt To Commit Culpable Homicide 0 0 4371 0 0Rape 64 1436 38678 8 207Attempt To Commit Rape 0 21 4310 0 0Kidnapping & Abduction 144 2014 78412 4 166Dacoity 2 58 4399 10 366Making Preparation And Assembly ForCommitting Dacoity 1 6 2835 2 233

Robbery 20 405 38090 6 344Criminal Trespass/Burglary 203 3247 114667 4 163Theft 243 6098 442464 6 335Unlawful Assembly 0 65 9878 0 0Riots 102 809 66206 1 184Criminal Breach of Trust 9 170 20089 5 393Cheating 45 930 109737 5 374Forgery 0 59 11268 0 0Counterfeiting 0 21 1979 0 0Arson 17 297 9299 4 184Grievous Hurt 82 3961 105560 6 254Dowry Deaths 20 128 8458 1 151Assault on Women with Intent to Outrage herModesty 141 2122 82411 4 206

Insult to the Modesty of Women 7 79 9738 2 159Cruelty by Husband or his Relatives 90 964 123163 3 311Importation of Girls From Foreign Country 0 0 14 0 0Causing Death by Negligence 209 3762 128837 5 218Offences Against State 0 7 177 0 0Offences Promoting Enmity BetweenDifferent Groups 0 3 337 0 0

Extortion 0 74 8210 0 0Disclosure of Identity of Victims 0 0 135 0 0Incidence of Rash Driving 506 7759 409857 5 180Human Trafficking 2 43 726 6 60Unnatural Offence 0 22 1148 0 0Other IPC Crimes 1416 21897 944105 4 238Total Cognizable IPC Crimes 3401 58200 2858939 4 272

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Social and Welfare Scheme

Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS)

Financial Performance under MGNREGSRs. in Lakh (2015-2016)


Rankof

Districtin

State

Rankof

Districtin

IndiaA. Opening Balance (OB)C losing Blance (CB) as Opening Balance (OB) 106.38 5780.57 187890.93 10 277

Entered Opening Balance (OB) 335.56 9447.60 206168.02 7 152

Release of Last Financial Year but Received during the Current Financial Year

Centre 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0

State 0.00 0.00 3206.67 0 0

Release from State Fund to DistrictsCentral Share - - 1294.39 0 0

State Share 8.86 6061.30 411894.31 6 218

Authorisation of EFMS 4526.82 120556.66 3313284.01 6 236

Miscellaneous Reciept 0.50 6.32 39265.75 2 196

B. Borrowed Fund From Other District or Revolving Fund 0.00 0.00 247.93 0 0

Refunded to District/State 70.00 880.11 79011.76 2 99

Inter-District Fund TransferFund Transfer to Other District 0.00 0.00 247.93 0 0

Fund Received from Other Districts 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0

Availabilty 4801.74 135191.78 3896101.39 6 252Cumulative Labour Budget (LB) Estimation ofExpenditure

0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0

C. Cumulative Expenditure C. (I) Actual ExpenditureUnskilled Wage 1828.65 82951.99 3033565.51 7 390

Semi-skilled and Skilled Wage 57.24 1342.90 68276.52 6 208

Material 2260.53 33201.44 923707.02 3 99

Tax 0.72 104.27 6412.06 8 284

C. (II) Administrative Expenditure I. Receipts Expenditure 390.09 6996.52 194050.46 2 120

II. Non-Receipts Expenditure 0.00 43.57 1442.79 0 0

Total (I+II) 390.09 7040.09 195493.25 2 125

Cumulative Expenditure (C. (I) + C. (II)) 4537.23 124640.68 4227454.30 6 271%age Utilization 94.49 92.20 108.50 8 361

Balance 264.51 10551.09 -331353.00 10 211

D. Payment DueI. On Unskilled Wage 3648.44 65796.39 659585.02 4 27

II. On Semi-skilled and Skilled Wage 20.49 444.47 32387.42 4 139

III. On Material 270.36 11224.28 395314.25 8 309

IV. Tax 0.80 121.54 3830.43 8 234

Total (I+II+III+IV) 3940.09 77586.68 1091117.12 4 51

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