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Uttar PradeshDistrict Factbook™

Banda District

(Key Socio-economic Data of Banda District, Uttar Pradesh)January, 2017

Editor & DirectorDr. R.K. Thukral

Research EditorDr. Shafeeq Rahman

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Banda District at a Glance

District came into Existence Year 1858

District Headquarter Banda

Distance from State Capital 196 Kms.

Geographical Area (In Square km.) 4,408 (Ranks 16th in State and 264th in India)Wastelands Area (In Square km.)(2008-2009)

157.72

Total Number of Households 3,22,737

Population 17,99,410 (Persons), 9,65,876 (Males), 8,33,534 (Females) (Ranks 53rd in Stateand 266th in India)

Population Growth Rate (2001-2011)

17.05 (Persons), 16.86 (Males), 17.27 (Females)

Number of SubDistricts/Towns/Villages

Sub-districts (04), Towns (08) and Villages (694)

Forest Cover (2015) 2.27% of Total Geographical AreaPercentage of Urban/RuralPopulation

15.32 (Urban), 84.68 (Rural)

Administrative Language Hindi

Principal Languages (2001) Hindi (97.31%), Urdu (2.25%), Nepali (0.37%), Sindhi (0.04%) and Punjabi(0.01%)

Population Density 408 (Persons per Sq. km.)

Sex Ratio 863 (Females per 1000 Males)

Child Ratio (Age Group 0-6 Year) 902 (Females per 1000 Males)

Number of Live Births (2014) 35,585 (Persons), 18,611 (Males), 16,974 (Females)

Number of Deaths (2014) 4,695 (Persons), 2,634 (Males), 2,061 (Females)

Literacy Rate (In %age) 66.67 (Persons), 77.78 (Males), 53.67 (Females)

Literates 10,02,937 (Persons), 6,30,626 (Males), 3,72,311 (Females)

Illiterates 7,96,473 (Persons), 3,35,250 (Males), 4,61,223 (Females)

Major Religions Hindu (91.00%), Muslim (8.76%), Christian (0.08%), Jain (0.05%), Sikh (0.01%)and Buddhist (0.01%)

Schedule Caste Population 3,87,855 (Persons), 2,08,184 (Males), 1,79,671 (Females), Percentage of SC inTotal Population (0.94)

Major Schedule Caste Population Chamar, Dhusia, Jhusia, Jatava (67.15%); Kori (15.69%); Dhobi (5.66%); Domar(4.11%); Khatik (2.19%)

Schedule Tribe Population 163 (Persons), 82 (Males), 81 (Females), Percentage of ST in Total Population(0.01)

Major Schedule Tribe Population Bhotia (48.47%); Buksa (19.02%); Tharu (9.2%)

Number of Total Workers 7,01,689 (Persons), 4,85,314 (Males), 2,16,375 (Females)Labour Force Participation Rate(2011-2012)

37.82% (Rural), 29.99% (Urban)

Major Source of Income AgriculturalGross District Domestic Product(2013-14) (Rs. in Lakh)

7,48,132 At Current Price / 3,97,979 At Constant (2004-2005) Prices

Net District Domestic Product(2013-14) (Rs. in Lakh)

6,67,498 At Current Price / 3,49,189 At Constant (2004-2005) Prices

Per Capita Income (NDDP, At FactorCost) (2013-14) (In Rs.)

38,075 At Current Price / 19,918 At Constant (2004-2005) Prices

Number of Tourists (2015) 13,86,918 (Domestic Tourist) / 850 (Foreign Tourist)

Major Tourist Places Kalinjar Fort, Bhuragarh Fort, Rangarh Fort, Khatri Pahar, Nawab Tank, BamdeoTemple, Maheshwari Devi Temple, Four Stone Pillar at Kairada Village.

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 33-43

GDP/NDP | Per Capita Income | Households by Income Groups |Disposable Income | Banking | District Central Co-operative Banks |Lead Banks | Revenue Receipts from Entertainment Tax | Fair PriceShops/Ration Cards Issued | Investment and Debt

4 Market Size 44-55

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

5 Life Style 56-60

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 | Printing Presses

6 Infrastructure 61-75

Occupied Houses used as Shops/Offices | Amenities | Sanitation | Roadlength | Vehicle Registered | Electricity | Telecommunication | Post Office& PIN Code | Tourism | LPG Distributors

7 Industries 76-96

Factories, Capital Invested and Persons Employed (2 & 3 digit levelIndustries) | Manufacturing Industries Share of GDP | OutstandingCredit of SCBs according to Industrial Occupation | Micro, Small andMedium Enterprises | Ongoing Projects

8 Labour and Workforce 97-104

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

9 Agriculture 105-122

Land Utilistation | Production of Major Food Crops | Production ofCommercial Crops | Production of Fruit & Vegetable Crops | Productionof Spices | Consumption of Fertilisers | Regulated Markets | VeterinaryInstitutions | Milk Production | Warehouse | Livestock Population |Poultry Population | Irrigation | Land Holdings | Farmer

10 Education 123-128

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 129-141

Health Institutions | Family Welfare Clinic/Centre | Live Births Registered| Deaths Registered | Disabled Population by Type of Disability | Housesused for Hospital/Dispensary | Households by Married Couples perHousehold and Dwelling Rooms | Maternal and Child Health Indicators(HMIS) | Family Welfare Programmes

12 Environment and Pollution 142-145

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

13 Housing 146-157

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

14 Crime & Law 158-160

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

15 Social and Welfare Schemes 161-168

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 169-171

Vote Distribution of Major Parties (Parliamentary Election-2014 andAssembly Election 2012) | Name and Address of MPs/MLAs | Electors

17 Annexure - I to IV 172-209

18 Useful Contacts 210

19 Abbreviations & Sources 211

20 Concepts and Definitions 212-215

21 Disclaimer & Terms of Use 216

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Administrative Setup

Location Map



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About Banda District

Banda district, a part of Chitrakoot division is a district of Uttar Pradesh with itsadministrative headquarters located at Banda town. The two tehsils of Banda districtnamely Karwi and Mau were separated from it and joined the newly formed Chitrakootdistrict in 1998. During the period of British rule Banda was declared as a town anddistrict in the Allahabad division of the United Provinces. Previously, it was a militarycantonment. At that time there was a famous royal family in Bundelkhand popularlyknown as Rai Bahadur Raiyse, Pt. Mannulal Awasthi (183 villages). Under the British Indiatill 1947 the Rai Bahadur Pt. Mannulal Awasthi family possessed more than half of theBanda district. In the year 1858 Banda district was emerged as a separate district in themap of Uttar Pradesh.

Geographically, the district lies at 25°48'N latitude,80°33'E longitude and 450 m altitude.The district encompasses a geographical area of 4,408 sq.Km. and it is bounded byFatehpur district on the North , Madhya Pradesh on the South, Chitrakoot on the Eastand Hamirpur district on the West. The climate of the district remains extremely hotduring the summer and fairly cold during the winter. The actual rainfall in the district was632 mm in the year of 2015-16.

Administration wise, the district is divided into 4 tehsil , Banda , Naraini, Baberu andAtarraan. Moreover, it comprises 8 towns and 694 villages There are 2 Lok SabhaSeatsand 4 ssembly constituencies in the district.

According to 2011 census the district has a population of 17,99,410 (persons) including9,65,876 (males) and 8,33,534 (females). The district has a sex ratio of 863 females forevery 1000 males. In the year 2001-2011 the population growth rate in the district was17.05 % (persons) out of which 16.86 % (males) and 17.27 % (females). The majorreligion in the district is Hindu with 91.00% of the total population.

Agriculture is the backbone of the economy of the district. Most the lands in the districtare used for agricultural purpose. Yamuna, the principal river of the district and its blacksoil favours the agricultural products grows in the district. Some of its chief agriculturalproducts are millet, foodgrains, pulses, rice, cotton, oilseeds, barley, masoor, peas,linseed, etc. The adoption of the new agricultural technologies amongst the famers ofthe district helps to increase the production of various agricultural items. More than halfof its population are engaged in agriculture since it is scantily industrialized. In 2006 theMinistry of Panchayati Raj declared Banda as one of the county’s 250 most backwarddistricts that is currently receiving funds from the Backward regions Grant Fund (BRGF)Programme . In the year 2013-2014 the gross domestic product in the district was Rs .7,48,132 lakh at current price.


The district has several Sanskrit Pathshalas (schools) and all of which are affiliated tothe most recognised Varanaseya Sanskrit Vishwa Vidyalaya at Varanasi. These institutesimpart education in Sanskrit literature on Vyakarana (grammar) and other areas. Thereare also some other reputed educational institutions in the district such as PanditJawaharlal Nehru Degree College, Adarsh Bajrang Inter College, Government Inter College,Saraswati Vidya Mandir Inter College, Raja Devi Degree College, B.P.M.P. Omer InterCollege, etc. As per 2011 census the literacy rate in the district is 66.67% (persons),77.78% (males) and 53.67% (females).

Ram Sajeevan, a distinguished India politician and a member of 9th , 11th and 13th LokSabha from the Banda constituency was born on 2nd January 1929at Sonepur village inthe district. He is a member of Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP).

Every year numerous travellers from different parts of the country as well as world cometo this place to enjoy its centres of attraction with historical and religious significance.Bamdeo templeis named after the prominent Bamdeo Rishi, a sage mentioned in Hindumythology as a contemporary of Lord Rama. T he temple has the oldest and a very bigShivaling. Maheshwari Devi Temple is located at the centre of Banda city. Pilgrims fromfar distance place come to this temple to offer their prayers. Kalinjar Fort is one of theeight famous forts built by Chandela kings situated in the Banda District. BhuragarhFort was built by Raja Guman Singh in 17th Century by using brown stones across theKen River. 'Natbali Ka Mela', a popular mela organized in this place every year. Someother notable places of interest in the district are Rangarh Fort, Nawab Tank, Four StonePillar at Kairada village, Khatri Pahar, etc.

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Administrative Setup Administrative UnitAdministrative Division:- Chitrakoot

Sub-districts:

1. Atarra

2. Baberu

3. Banda

4. Naraini

Towns:

1. Atarra (NPP)

2. Baberu (NP)

3. Banda (NPP)

4. Bisanda Buzurg (NP)

5. Mataundh (NP)

6. Naraini (NP)

7. Oran (NP)

8. Tindwari (NP)

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

District Sub-districts Towns CD Blocks Villages

Banda 4 8 8 694

Uttar Pradesh 312 915 823 106773

India 5924 7933 6596 640930

Rank of District in State 47 53 51 61

Rank of District in India 495 325 299 379

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Demographics

Population(2011)

Residence District Persons Male Female

Total Banda 1799410 965876 833534

Uttar Pradesh 199812341 104480510 95331831

India 1210569573 623121843 587447730

Rank of District in State 53 52 54

Rank of District in India 266 252 280

Rural Banda 1523655 819243 704412

Uttar Pradesh 155317278 80992995 74324283

India 833463448 427632643 405830805



Urban Banda 275755 146633 129122

Uttar Pradesh 44495063 23487515 21007548

India 377106125 195489200 181616925




Economy

By Population GroupRs. in Million (March, 2015)

Residence District No. ofOffices

DepositsCredit Amount

OutstandingNo. ofAccounts Amount

Total Banda 134 1441431 29603.7 17702.6

Uttar Pradesh 15773 197019991 6725295.6 3054626.8

India 153149 1611374077 98806410.7 76167841.0



Rural Banda 88 874814 9292.8 11319.2

Uttar Pradesh 7511 95714162 1340586.8 705894.7

India 48536 493969524 9156764.6 5983459.9



Semi- Urban Banda 19 308225 5143.5 3706.2

Uttar Pradesh 3186 45450681 1034929.9 438836.8

India 34131 404661314 13172506.76 7591878.82



Urban Banda 27 258392 15167.4 2677.1

Uttar Pradesh 2764 31756373 2112367.4 865640.2

India 47816 437710064 29234307.9 18422270.2



Metropolitan Banda - - - -

Uttar Pradesh 2312 24098775 2237411.5 1044255.1

India 22666 275033175 47242831.5 44170232.1



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Market Size

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

Broad Categories of Goods and Services Banda UttarPradesh India

Rank ofDistrictin state

Rank ofDistrictin India

Cereals 123.73 133.41 159.53 49 527

Cereal Substitute 0.31 0.12 0.99 8 145

Pulses & Products 32.29 43.73 45.48 65 481

Milk & Milk Products 89.80 135.02 136.22 42 348

Sugar & Salt 20.29 28.12 27.34 60 397

Edible Oil 35.79 47.01 52.62 69 521

Egg, Fish & Meat 5.13 21.74 51.71 70 591

Vegetables 48.50 61.01 67.46 58 515

Fruits (Fresh) 6.40 15.49 25.70 66 589

Fruits (Dry) 2.22 5.39 7.95 62 403

Spices 17.85 23.88 31.13 60 560

Beverages etc. 13.59 16.86 27.25 37 474

Served Processed Food 26.00 26.55 51.40 24 392

Packaged Processed Food 15.47 20.92 23.17 54 417

Pan 2.30 4.01 4.43 43 339

Tobacco 16.20 13.26 15.35 22 238

Intoxicants 0.03 4.82 11.31 70 596

Fuel and Light 91.92 116.13 136.63 60 563

C lothing 57.38 68.21 87.26 45 451

Bedding etc. 2.80 6.08 6.54 52 425

Footwear 8.69 16.24 20.33 58 519

Education 37.19 63.95 67.24 43 325

Medical (Institutional) 0.86 26.11 26.00 53 424

Medical (Non-institutional) 31.37 74.00 74.33 67 487

Entertainment 7.94 10.64 22.67 35 505

Minor Durable Type Goods 3.41 3.45 5.50 32 392

Toilet Articles 22.77 27.25 38.16 49 513

Other Household Consumables 21.57 23.57 34.10 33 459

Consumer Services excl. Conveyance 38.87 57.16 85.63 55 527

Conveyance 18.47 57.29 95.22 71 586

Rent 1.24 21.59 52.20 49 540

Consumer Taxes & Cesses 1.11 2.28 8.91 33 452

Durable Goods 28.45 51.35 99.27 48 437

Monthly Per Capita Expenditure (MPCE) 829.97 1226.66 1599.04 67 589

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Life Style

Circulation of Dailies (January - June 2016)

Publication Edition Language AverageCirculation

Amar Ujala Kanpur edition Hindi 10710

Dainik Jagran Banda edition Hindi 9663

Aj Kanpur edition Hindi 4954

Dainik Jagran Jhansi edition Hindi 275

Printing PressesIn Nos. (2013-2014)

District Public Private Total

Banda 1 47 48

Uttar Pradesh 28 9786 9814


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Infrastructure

Road Length(2013-2014)

Categories Banda Uttar PradeshRank of

District inState

Under Public Works Department - National Highway 106 6163 23 - State Highways 199 8903 8 - Important Roads of District 103 9229 35 - Other District and Rural Roads 1887 189732 48Total 2295 214027 46Under Local Bodies - Zila Parishad 74 9677 37 - Mahapalika/Nagarpalika/Town Area Society/Cantt. 130 30049 52Total 204 39726 52Under Other Departments - Irrigation Department 0 1710 0 - Sugarcane Department 0 5360 0 - Forest Department 0 252 0 - D.G.B.R. 0 389 0 - Other Departments 0 12249 0Total - 19960 0Grand Total 2499 273713 58

Registered Motor VehiclesIn Nos. (As on 31.03.2016)

Categories Banda Uttar Pradesh Rank of Districtin State

Multiaxled Articulated Vehicle 122 83745 62

Trucks and Lorries 479 161943 55

Light Motor Vehicles (Goods)

- Four Wheeler 871 249026 69

- Three Wheeler 146 67789 49

Buses 386 57939 46

Taxies 678 104931 51

Light Motor Vehicles (Passenger) - Three Seaters 1361 187717 35

- Four to Six Seaters 524 87376 39

Two Wheelers

- Scooters 4027 2295639 44

- Mopeds 2774 686890 52

- Motor Cycles 76980 16276262 65

Cars 3882 1746117 59

Jeeps 5650 584342 19

Omni Buses 7 31188 45

Tractors 15662 1276927 40

Trailors 102 16168 14

Others 82 22366 30

Total 113733 23936366 63

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Industries

Main Workers(2011)

Sex District Total Rural Urban

Persons Banda 483232 414188 69044

Uttar Pradesh 44635492 33538817 11096675

India 362446420 245749270 116697150



Male Banda 384396 324923 59473

Uttar Pradesh 37420299 27812347 9607952

India 273149359 178034713 95114646



Female Banda 98836 89265 9571

Uttar Pradesh 7215193 5726470 1488723

India 89297061 67714557 21582504



Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises(2010-11)

Particulars Banda UttarPradesh India

Rank ofDistrict in

State

Rank ofDistrict in

IndiaNumber of Registered Units 355 40307 496281 54 321

Employment 1398 201431 2883896 24 172

Investment (Rs. in Lakh) 10 231041 128634844 68 508

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

District Micro Small Medium TotalBanda 251 2 0 253

Uttar Pradesh 49357 2647 199 52203

India 346206 70933 8219 425358



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Labour and Workforce

Total Workers(2011)


Total Banda 701689 485314 216375

Uttar Pradesh 65814715 49846762 15967953

India 481743311 331865930 149877381



Rural Banda 615905 414809 201096

Uttar Pradesh 51950980 38352879 13598101

India 348597535 226763068 121834467



Urban Banda 85784 70505 15279

Uttar Pradesh 13863735 11493883 2369852

India 133145776 105102862 28042914



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Agriculture

Land UtilisationIn Hectares (2013-14)

Particulars Banda UttarPradesh

Rank ofDistrictin State

i) Reporting Area For Land Utilisation Statistics 438949 24170454 13

- Forests 5429 1658153 40

ii) Not Available for Cultivation

-Area under Non Agricultural Uses 41742 3026963 30

-Barren and Un Culturable Land 10300 464473 12

-Total 52042 3491436 26

iii) Other Uncultivated Land Excluding Fallow Land

-Permanent Pastures and Other Grazing Lands 349 65389 45

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

1058 325430 49

-Culturable Waste Land 11212 410154 10

-Total 12619 800973 19

iv) Fallow Land

-Fallow Lands Other than Current Fallows 10358 538694 16

-Current Fallow 13031 1135310 32

-Total 23389 1674004 29

v) Net Area Sown 345470 16545888 7

vi) Total C ropped Area 439770 25895877 18

vii) Area Sown More than Once 94300 9349989 47

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Education

Literacy Rate (2011)


Total Banda 66.67 77.78 53.67

Uttar Pradesh 67.68 77.28 57.18

India 72.99 80.89 64.64



Rural Banda 64.16 76.02 50.22

Uttar Pradesh 65.46 76.33 53.65

India 67.77 77.15 57.93



Urban Banda 79.85 87.15 71.55

Uttar Pradesh 75.14 80.45 69.22

India 84.11 88.76 79.11



Population by Educational Level(2011)

Educational Level Banda UttarPradesh India



Illiterate 796473 85414786 447216165 49 205

Literate 1002937 114397555 763638812 56 304

Literate without Educational Level 27483 5381466 35153231 64 389

Below Primary 213476 21424480 146897597 49 281

Primary 283851 27798792 184170833 47 264

Middle 232308 23122728 133903266 51 214

Matric/Secondary 99450 15137315 105939743 64 370

Higher Secondary/Intermediate Pre-University/Senior Secondary

69448 10807005 77942593 62 366

Non-technical Diploma or Certificate not Equal toDegree

1440 135958 1072289 31 202

Technical Diploma or Certificate not Equal toDegree

772 189869 7238719 55 489

Graduate and Above 71887 9919838 68288971 52 283

Unclassified 2822 480104 3031570 54 318


Health

Family Welfare Clinics/CentreIn Nos. (2013-2014)

DistrictGovernment

Other TotalRural Urban

Banda 347 3 1 351

Uttar Pradesh 24930 399 261 25590


Live Births Registered(2014)

Residence District Person Male Female

Total Banda 35585 18611 16974

Uttar Pradesh 3916825 2081963 1834862

India 23001523 12183175 10804541



Rural Banda 24133 12398 11735

Uttar Pradesh 2735808 1441465 1294343

India 10763908 5709934 5044361



Urban Banda 11452 6213 5239

Uttar Pradesh 1181017 640498 540519

India 12237615 6473241 5760180



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Health

Houses used for Hospital/Dispensary(2011)

Residence District Total Number ofCensus Houses

Hospital/Dispensary etc.

Total Banda 445625 728

Uttar Pradesh 45172443 80727

India 330407375 682584

Rank of District in State 50 50

Rank of District in India 294 320

Rural Banda 378056 545


India 220633493 360065



Urban Banda 67569 183


India 109773882 322519




Environment and Pollution

Geographical Area

Area in Km2 (2011)

District Total Rural Urban

Banda 4408 4347.72 60.28

Uttar Pradesh 240928 233365.71 7562.29

India 3287469 3101505.00 102221.00



Wastelands by Category

Area in Km2 (2008-2009)

Category Banda UttarPradesh India



Gullied/Ravenous Land (Medium) 134.49 923.99 6145.96 2 6

Gullied/Ravenous Land (Deep) - 274.59 1266.06 0 0

Land with Dense Scrub 4.97 939.01 86979.91 35 441

Land with Open Scrub 8.19 1975.49 93033.00 47 475

Waterlogged and Marshy Land (Permanent) - 226.76 1757.07 0 0

Waterlogged and Marshy Land (Seasonal) - 638.97 6946.31 0 0

Land Affected by Salinity/Alkalinity (Medium) - 2051.89 5414.53 0 0

Land Affected by Salinity/Alkalinity (Strong) - 501.29 1391.09 0 0

Shifting Cultivation - Current Jhum - - 4814.68 0 0

Shifting Cultivation - Abandoned Jhum - - 4210.46 0 0

Under-Utilised/Degraded Forest (Scrub Domin) 2.30 1843.65 83699.71 29 430

Under-Utilised/Degraded Forest (Agriculture) 0.06 64.07 15680.26 20 311

Degraded Pastures/Grazing Land 0.59 9.66 6832.17 3 117

Degraded Land under Plantation Crop 2.10 12.15 278.53 3 29

Sands-Riverine - 48.01 2111.96 0 0

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 - 26.75 593.65 0 0

Industrial wastelands - 10.24 58.00 0 0

Barren Rocky/Stony Waste 5.02 334.72 59482.29 9 240

Snow covered /Glacial Area - - 58183.44 0 0

Total 157.72 9881.24 467021.16 27 408

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Housing

Total Households(2011)


Banda 319963 270245 49718

Uttar Pradesh 33448035 25685942 7762093

India 249454252 168565486 80888766



Houseless Households(2011)


Banda 226 158 68

Uttar Pradesh 72452 31225 41227

India 449761 192865 256896



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Crime & Law

Incidence of IPC Crime (2014)

Crime Heads Banda UttarPradesh India



Murder 42 5150 34134 47 310Attempt to Commit Murder 59 5223 41898 33 221Culpable Homicide Not Amounting To Murder 21 1412 3349 28 39Attempt To Commit Culpable Homicide 0 506 4371 0 0Rape 71 3467 38678 17 171Attempt To Commit Rape 13 324 4310 7 78Kidnapping & Abduction 151 12361 78412 31 151Dacoity 0 294 4399 0 0Making Preparation And Assembly ForCommitting Dacoity 0 75 2835 0 0

Robbery 25 3920 38090 38 298Criminal Trespass/Burglary 86 6921 114667 22 344Theft 240 48380 442464 41 338Unlawful Assembly 0 52 9878 0 0Riots 86 6438 66206 24 214Criminal Breach of Trust 31 4074 20089 45 166Cheating 65 10636 109737 48 320Forgery 0 569 11268 0 0Counterfeiting 1 111 1979 32 228Arson 1 250 9299 42 545Grievous Hurt 40 10867 105560 50 367Dowry Deaths 39 2469 8458 23 45Assault on Women with Intent to Outrage herModesty 185 8605 82411 12 140

Insult to the Modesty of Women 0 29 9738 0 0Cruelty by Husband or his Relatives 96 10471 123163 35 299Importation of Girls From Foreign Country 0 0 14 0 0Causing Death by Negligence 125 14619 128837 50 355Offences Against State 0 0 177 0 0Offences Promoting Enmity Between DifferentGroups 0 26 337 0 0

Extortion 0 609 8210 0 0Disclosure of Identity of Victims 0 0 135 0 0Incidence of Rash Driving 219 16199 409857 27 317Human Trafficking 0 4 726 0 0Unnatural Offence 0 137 1148 0 0Other IPC Crimes 352 66277 944105 52 461Total Cognizable IPC Crimes 1948 240475 2858939 46 412

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Social and Welfare Scheme

Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS)

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

Particulars Banda UttarPradesh India

Rankof

Districtin

State

Rankof

Districtin

IndiaA. Opening Balance (OB)C losing Blance (CB) as Opening Balance (OB) -3.06 5537.61 187890.93 50 524

Entered Opening Balance (OB) -9.05 1306.84 206168.02 46 546

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 0.00 0.00 411894.31 0 0

Authorisation of EFMS 5719.83 301357.67 3313284.01 19 178

Miscellaneous Reciept 0.00 53.50 39265.75 0 0

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

Refunded to District/State 0.00 60.60 79011.76 0 0

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 5710.79 302657.42 3896101.39 17 206Cumulative Labour Budget (LB) Estimation ofExpenditure

0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0

C. Cumulative Expenditure C. (I) Actual ExpenditureUnskilled Wage 4509.39 232471.93 3033565.51 17 180

Semi-skilled and Skilled Wage 50.28 4638.16 68276.52 38 231

Material 887.68 48230.28 923707.02 21 291

Tax 0.54 258.94 6412.06 27 304

C. (II) Administrative Expenditure I. Receipts Expenditure 237.58 13023.23 194050.46 19 231

II. Non-Receipts Expenditure 1.23 70.41 1442.79 20 163

Total (I+II) 238.81 13093.64 195493.25 19 234

Cumulative Expenditure (C. (I) + C. (II)) 5686.70 298692.95 4227454.30 18 208%age Utilization 99.58 98.69 108.50 24 127

Balance 24.09 3964.43 -331353.00 39 425

D. Payment DueI. On Unskilled Wage 133.62 40340.05 659585.02 63 444

II. On Semi-skilled and Skilled Wage 3.15 455.32 32387.42 44 309

III. On Material 301.63 22240.07 395314.25 31 297

IV. Tax 0.18 204.87 3830.43 35 323

Total (I+II+III+IV) 438.58 63240.31 1091117.12 52 416

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