STATISTICAL POCKET-BOOK

OF THE

UNION TERRITORY

OF

GOA. D AM AN AND DIU

1984

N IEPA DC

D03071DEEIBCTORATE O P PLANNINCk. STATISTIC S AND

EKAL.UATION

GOVERNMENT O F GOA, DAM AN AND DJU.

QQ-.ifi ike complimenis

Ilird Hoor, Junta Annex, Svam Vivekanand Road,

Panaji-G oa.

J. N. AGRAWALDIRECTOR

Directorate of Planning, Statistics and Evaluation,

Govt, of Goa, Daman and Diu

Sub. National Systems Unit, National Instinjtc of EducationalPlrnmng r i A ministration 17-B,SnAuiV i.do M argJsew pe lh i-110016

DOC. N o .. . .3 Q r r » L L .T ^

GOA, DAMAN <S DIU

PREFACE

The current issue of the Statistical Pocket Book for 1984 is eighteenth in the series. It presents in a comfact form essential information pertaining to differert sectors of the economy of the Union Territojy of Goa, Daman and Diu. Every endeavour has been made to incorporate the latest data avail­able. II is hoped tliat the Pocket Book will be useful fcs a reference book to all those seeking such statisticil information.

The continued and geneirous cooperation extended by the Heads of Departments of the Government and otker public sector undertakings and private agencies in furnishing the required data is grate­fully acknowledged.

The Pocket Book has been compiled in DivisionIII of the Directorate under the supervision of Shri S. M. Naik, Statistical Officer who in the task w£s assisted by Shri P. O. Colaco, Research Assistait. My thanks are due to all of them and, in particular to Kumari Rupa N. Raikar who put in hard and svistained efforts. My thanlcs are also

due to Shri G. V. Kamat, Joint Director fo-r ’ the valuable sugrgestions made by him at diflfererent stages and effecting improvements.

Although the Pocket Book is for the year 181984, information regarding the composition of the Couiuncil of Ministers, formed in January, 1985 has b«been incorporated. Improvements elsewhere have also b'been made in the presentation of information.

While continuous efforts are made to improve j the scope and contents of this publication, sugge^titions from users are always welcome.

J. N. AgrawcU Director

Tel. 4935

Panaji, lltli March, 1985.

S Y M B O L S

The following symbols and abbreviations have been used throughout the Pocket Book

N A .: Not available

N. A. S .: Not available separately.

N. R . : Not reported.

Nil or negligible

<F): Provisional.

( R ) : Revised.

(F ) : Final.

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Dr. Gopal Singh

COUNCIL OF MINISTERSI — Shri Pratapsingh Raoji Rane — Chief Phone

Minister, incharge of the following numbersdepartments: (o ffice )

1) 3970i) Education and Art.

2) 3201 toii) Finance. 3207

Ext. 1iii) Forest.

iv) Home including Transport.

V ) Irrigation.

vi Personnel and Administrative Reform s,General Adm inistration and Vigilance.

vii) Planning.

viii) P .W .D . including W ater Supply.

ix ) Tourism .

x ) Tow n and Country Planning.

x l) Science, T echnology and Environment.

II — Shri Shaikh Hassan Haroon i) 4171Minister for Law and Industries:

i) Industries and Mines.ii) Law and Judiciary.

iii) Legislative Affairs.iv) P ublic HOAlth.v) Revenue.

V i

m — Shri Francisco Caetano Sardinha D)Minister for Ag>riculture: Ex5xt 4

i) Agriculture.ii) Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Ser­

vices.

lii) Fisheries.

iv) Food and Civil Supplies and P rice Con­trol.

IV — Shri Harish Narayan Prabhu Zantye 484845 — Minister for Power:

i) Inland W aterways.

i i ) Power.

iii) Social W elfare including W elfare o f Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and other backward classes.

iv) Sports and Culture.

V — Dr. Liuis Proto Barbosa — Minister 819 for Urban Development:

i) Co-operation.

ii) H ousing including H ousing Board.

Hi) Protocol.

iv) Urban Development including M unicipa­lities and excluding Tow n Planning.

v) W eights and Measures.

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VI — Shri Viiikimth Govind Desai — Mi- 4277 nister for Labour & Employment:

1) Information.

ij) Labour and Employment.

iii) Panchayati Raj and Community Deve­lopment.

iv> Provedoria and P ublic Assistance.

The departments which are not included In this list .shall continue to be under the Chief Minister.

GOA, DAMAN AND

Spea Shri Dayanand Gianesli

IDeputy Dr. Samj:i Khikha

SI. No.Name o f the

Assem bly Constituency

Name o f the elected miemlber

3

BARDBZ

1. Calangute

2. Mapusa

3. Siolim

4. Thivim

BICHOL.IM

5. Bicholim

Shri M alik Shrikant KesKiav

Shri Diucar Chandrashefcar Shivram

Shri Naik Ashok Tukarann

Shri Narvekar Dayanand Gsanesh

Shri Prabhu Zantye Hanish Narayan

6. Pale Shri Verenkar Chandrakantc Vishwanath

DIi;j SABHA

U

kerNar^elkai

Speaike'.rSolamk;i

Phone Nos,Office; — i) 4050 (Panaji)

ii) 2591 (Mapusa)Res.: — i) 5494 (Panaji)

ii) 2791 (Mapusa)

Office:— 3932 (Panaji)Res.: — 1) 3985 (Panaji)

ii) 1 (Diu)

Pairty;^a ffillla -

ticon.Residential address

5

PhonenumDers

(residential)6

M .G .P '. <1, Alto Pilerne, Bardez-Goa 5244 (P anaji)

M.CGr.F*. !4-A. Shivram Niwas, Feira Alta, 2558 (Mapusa) Mapusa, Bardez-Goa

M.G5.P.. I NO.-979, Tarchi Bhat, Siolim, 27 (Siolim )Bardez-Goa

I.NI.C. 1 No. 127, Duler, Mapusa, 5494 (Panaji)Bardez-Goa

I.NT.C. ^cholim-Goa

I.N..C. Sinder Peth, Sanq,uelim-Goa

i) 4713ii) 3648 (Altinho, P anaji)

iii) 48 (Bicholim )

GOA, DAAIAX AJND

Name o f the SI. No. Assem bly

Constituency 1 2

Name o f the elected memtber

3

CANACONA

7. Canacona

MORMUGAO

8. Cortalim

9. Dabolim

Shri Gaonkar Vassu Palk

Dr. Barbosa Luis Proto

Shri D ’Souza Simon Peter

10. M ormugao Shri Shaikh Hassan Haroon

PERNEM

11. Mandrem

12. Pernem

Shri Khalap Ramakant Dattar&m

Shri Bandekar Shambhu Bltuiu

PONDA

13. Marcalm

14. Ponda

15. Shiroda

Shri Gaunkar Babiisso Sanrlo

Shri Naik Ravi Sitaram

Shri Shirodkar Subhash A nkiuh

DIU VroHAN SABHA(contd.)

P artya ffilia ­

tionResidential address

6

Phonenumoers

(residential)6

I.N.C. 2iltawadi-Gaondongreni, Canacona-Goa

I.N.C. H. No. 156, Cansaulim-Goa

I.N.C. Lotus Apartments .Francisco Luis Gomes Road, Vasco-da-

-Gama, Goa

I.N.C. H. No. 178, Dr. Francisco Lula Gomes Hoad, Vasco-da-Gama, Goa

M.G.P. 188-A, Feira Alta.Mapusa, Bardez-Goa

I.N.C. H. No. 418, Muddavadi, Saligao, Bardez-Goa

64(Cansaullm)

3366 (Vasco)

i) 3169 11) 4732 (Altinho Panajl) iii) 2267 (Vasco)

2595(Mapusa)

1) 21 li) 34

(Pem em , C /o R.

Deshprabhu)

M.G.P. W adi Talaulim, Post Durbhat, Ponda-Goa

M.G.P. Sadar, Ponda-Goa

I.N.C. H. No. 1144, Bhatwada, Shiroda, Goa

108 (Ponda)

XU

GOA, DAMAN AND

Name o f the SI. No. Assem bly

Constituency1 2

Name o f the elected memlber

3

QUEPEM 16. Quepem

SATARI J7. Satari

Shri Desai Voikunt Govirxd

Shri Rane Pratapsing Raoji

SANGUEM

18. Rivona

19. Sanguem

SALCETB

20. Benaulim

21. Cuncolim

22. Curtorim

23. Margao

24. Navellm

Shri Velip Prakash Shan'^ar

Shri Naik Vassu Pandu

Shri Cruz Francisco Monte Piedade

Shri Fernandes Manu

Shri Sardinha Francisco Caetano

Shri Bhem bre Uday Laximiikant

Shri F aleiro JLuizinho

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DIIT VroHAN SABHA(contd.)

Partyaffilia­

tionResidential address

5

Phonenumbers

(residential)

I.N.C. Voyomol, Xeldem , Quepem-Goa 4037(M argao)

I.N.C. Sanquelim-Goa i ) 4170ii) 4995 (A ltinho P anaji)iii) 40

(Sanquelim)

M.G.P. Adnera, Balli, Cuncolim-Goa

I.N.C. H. No. 16 Bazar, Sang.uem-Goa

I.N.C. 33, Amonte, New Market, M argao-Goa

I.N.C. H. No. 64, Betul, Salcete-Goa

I.N.C. Ungirim-Curtorim, Salcete-Goa

H)

3709 (M argao)

4971(A ltinho)

3572 (M argao;Inde- H. No. 74, Sarvado, Navelini' pendent Salcete-Goa

Inde- H. No. 63, Aquenx Baixo, Navelim, 3379 (M argao) pendent Salcete-Goa

GOA, DAMAN iAND

SI. No.Name o f the

Assem bly Constituency

2

Name o f the elected memb>er

3

T ISW A D I25. Cumbarjua

26. Panajl

27. Santa-Cruz

28. Santo-Andre

DAMAN

29. Daman

DIU30. D iu

Dr. Jhalmi Kashinath Govindl

Shri Gonsalves Joao Baptista F lorino

Shrl Branco Francisco Afonso)

Dr. Cuncoliekar Shripad Laxcman

Dr. Prabhakar Jivanbhai Somabhai

Dr. Solanki Shamjibhai Bhiklna

Besides, the Central Government has nomiinated

31. — 3mt. P hyllis Y. V irgin ia D ’Souza--Faria

32. — Smt. Sulochana Katkar

33. — Smt. Sangeeta Gopal Parab

I.N.C. — Indian National CongressM.G.P. — Maharashtra W adi Gomantak Party

D IU V ro H A N S A B H A ( concld.)

P artyaffilia­

tion4

Residential address

6

Phonenumbers

(residential)6

M .G.P. Chimulwada, M arcela-Goa

I.N.C. (llala, Fontainhas, Panaji-Goa 3950 (Panajl)

Inde- H. No. 299-199, St. Inez, 4036pendent Panaji-Goa (St. Inez)

I.N.C. Boca-de-Vaca, Panaji-G oa 3150 (Panajl)

Inde- Ghati Sheri, Kathiria, pendent Nani-Daman, Daman I'l) 1

I.N.C. H. No. 1512, Choro Mangal, Ghoghla-Diu

1 (Diu)

to the Goa Assem bly three women representatives: —

I.N.C. Paria-M orod, Mapusa 2603 (Mapusa)

I.N.C. Bandora, Ponda-Goa

I.N.C. C /o Mr. Gopal Parab, Paliem Pernem-Goa

165 (Ponda)

LOK 8ABHA CCONS

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Name o f theSI. No. L ok Sabha Name o f the elected raemhber

Constituency 1 2 a

L M orm ugao Shri Eduardo M artinho Faleldro

2. Panajl Shri Shantaram L. Naik

(Nom inated)Shri Purushottam K akodkar

SECRSTABIKCS TO

SI. No. Name1 2

1. Shri K. K . Mathur, I.A.S.2. Shri Jagdish Sagar, I.A.S.3. Shri P. M. Nair, I.A.S.4. Shri V. V. Bhat, I.A.S.6. Dr. Bansi Dhar, I.A.S.6. Shri V. P . Suri, I.A.S.7. Shri R. K. Bhatia, I.A.S.8. Shri U. D. Sharma, C.L.S.9. Dr. S. K. Gandhe, I.E.S.

10. Shri Ram am urthi Gopel, I.A.S.11. Shri M. M. Naik.

J O IN TShri R. I. Jai Prakash.

Shri M. P. Tyagi.

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TITUENCBES

P artyaffilia ­

tion4

Address

S

Phone numbers

Office6

Res.

I.N .C. House No. 626, Raia, Salcete, Goa

I.N.C. Comba, M argao, Goa

I.N.C. 12. Madanlal Sadan, Panaji

482 (E D O 5177 (Rala)

i) 3765ii) 3524

(Panaji)

i) 3832ii) 4252 (M argao)i) 4603

ii) 3699 (Panaji)

THE GOVERNMENT

Designation3

Chief Secretary.Development Commissioner. Secretary to L. G.Secretary (Revenue)Secretary (Finance)Secretary (Industries & Labour) Secretary (U DT)Secretary (Law )Special Secretary (P lanning) Secretary to Chief M inister Secretf*ry (Legislature)

SECRETARYJt. Secretary, Deptt. o f P er­

sonnel and Adm inistrative Reform s (Under training abroad)

Jt. Secretary Planning

Phone numbers (office)

4

3168, 3201 Ext 75332, 3201 Ext. 103193, 3201 Ext. 4943923600, 3201 Ext. 475497, 3201 Ext. 323193, 3201 Ext. 514640, 3201 Ext. 134362, 3201 Ext. 463918, 3201 E x t 114389

6005, 3201 Ext. 25 5539

UNDER SECRETARIES

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SI.No. Name Department

3

Phioneienumibeiers

1. Shri A. P. Panvelkar

Shri A. V. Pim enta

3. Shri B. S. Subbanna

4. Shri D. S. Shirodkar

5. Shri G. H. M ascarenhas

0. Shri K . M. Nambiar

Forest & Agriculture

7. Shri K. X. S. Nair

8. Hhri N. P. Gaunekar

9. Shri P. R. Joshi

10. Shri V. S. Nadkarnl

Public W orks & Urban Department

Law (Legal A ffairs Branch)

Home (Foreigners & Citizenship Division)

Personnel & Adm inistra­tive R eform s (General Admn. & Coord. D ivi­sion)

Finance (Expenditure, Revenue & Control Branch) (

Home (General B ranch/ D ivision)

3201 }Ext;t. 36

32'01 JBxtet. 48

32(01 lE xtt. 16

5262

3201 lExtt. 21

3201 ^Extt. 49

3201 Extt. 14

Personnel & Adm inistra­tive Reform s(Personnel D ivision) 3201 E xit. 50

Science, Technology &Environment, Taurism ,

Inform ation & Trans­port

Revenue

3201 E x tt . 35

3201 ExKt. 48

xixUNDER SECRETARIES

( concld.)

Sll.NTo. Name Department Phone

numbers2 d 4

111. Shri P. W . Rane Sar- dessai

Planning

3201 Ext. 6912!. Shri S. S.

KainbliLaw (Establi.shment

Branch) 3201 Ext. 2813. Shri S. V.

BhadriPublic Health

56141. Shri S. V.

Elekar.Industries & L abour

3201 Ext. 16155. Shri S. V.

ShirodkarFinance (B udget Branch)

3201 Ext. 37163. Shri V. S.

SawantEducation, P ow er Supply

& W elfare Deptt. (on ly E & PG) (P’oreigners & Citizenship D ivision) (on ly E lectricity and P ow er Generation & Distribution) 3201 Ext. 20

IT. Shri V. M. Dhume

Personnel & A dm inis­trative R eform s (Adm inistrative Reform s D ivision) 3201 Ext. 22

18.. Shri U. D. Kam at

Personnel & Admn. R eform s (P rotocol D ivision) 4015

19.. Shri A. B. Ulman

Legislature 3201 Ext. 70

20). Mrs. J. D. Deshpande

Legislature 3201 Ext. 27

21.. Mrs. Pra- bhachandan

Legislature 5553

HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS

SI. No. Depart­ment

1 2Name and Designation

3

Phonenumberrs

4

1. Accounts

2. Agriculture

3. Animal H us­bandry and V e t e r in a r y Services

4 . Archives

6. Civil S u p- plies & Price Control

6. Co-operation

7. Education

8. E lectricity

9. Engineeriug College

10. Fisheries

11. Forests

13. Government College, Da­man

18. Health Ser­vices

14. Industries and Mines

Shri N. P. S. N agorcen- kar, D irector

Shri P. G. Navelkar, D irector

Dr. A. S. W agle,D irector

Dr. P. P. Shirodkar, D irector

Shri M. M odassir, D irector

Shri Jose Philip, R egistrar

Smt. L. Toghhawng,I.A . S. D irector

Shri J. U. Pereira, Chief Electrical Engineer

Shri A. K. Srivastava, Principal

Shri R. M. Dhawan, D irector

Shri O. N. Kaul, I.F .S .Conservator

Dr. S. S. Arya, Principal

Dr. Anand Helecar, D irector

Shri S. Krishnan, I.A .S., D irector

3981

5343

5591

3232

4134

5189, 455U

5018

468037(Farm a-gudi)

5382

4747, 338(6

227 (Damian)

5461

3941

xxi

HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS (contd.)

SI.. No. 1

Depart­ment

2Name and Designation

3

Phonenumbers

4

15. Inform ation and P ublic

Relation16. Irrigation

17.. Labour and Employment

18.. Land Survey

19„ Medical C ol­lege

20.. Pharmacy College

21. Planning, Sta­tistics, Evalu­ation & R e­gistrationo f Births & Deaths

22. Psychiatry & Human Beha­viour

23. Police

24. Polytechnic

25. Ports

26. P rinting &Stationary

27. Prisons

28. P ublic W orks

Shri R. G. Jatkar, D irector

Shri A. R . S. Murthy, Chief Engineer

Shri M. J. Mirsa, Commissioner

Shri R. V. Dhurbhat- kar. D irector

Dr. G. J. S. Abraham, Dean

Shri Joseph Emmanuel, Principal,

Shri J. N. Agrawal, I.E.S., Director

Dr. John M. Fernandes, D irector

4229, 4305

3568

4672, 5467

4164

5388

5231

4935

3347, Ext. 2 5950

Shrt P. S. Bawa, I.P .S.Inspector General o f Police

Shri A. W . Joglekar,Principal

Captain A. Rebello,Captain

Shri Chaman Lai,Manager

Shri J, P. Singh, I.A.S.Inspector General o f Prisons

Shri J. F. F. de A lbu­querque, Chief Engineer & 3243

5360

5973

5070, 4636

5436

40844984, 3242

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HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS (concld.J

SI. No. 1

Depart­ment Name and Designation

3

P honeeiiumbenrs

4

29. Sales Tax,E xcise & En­tertainment T ax

30. Social W el­fare

31. Sports a n d Cultural A ff­airs

32. Tourism

H3. Tow n & Co­untry Plann­ing

34. Transport

35. W eights &Measures

Smt. Naini Jayeseelan,I.A.S., Commissioner

Shri Alexander Director

Dr. S. K. Mall, D irector

Pereira,5032

5116

Shri V. A. Director

P. Mahajan, 3135, 55883.5715, 47557 Ext. 1

Shri J. A. D ’Souza,Chief Tow n Planner

Shri S. M. Dikshit,Director

Shri D. A. Gaonkar,Controller

COLLECTORATES36. Collectorate Shri J. P. Singh, I.A.S.

of Goa Collector37. Collectorate Shri Tabom Bam, I.A.S.

o f Daman Collector38. Civil Adm inis- Shri R . P. Pal. Civil

trator, Diu Administrator39. Additional sh ri S. K. Jain, Addl.

Collector o f CollectorGoa

GOA SAD AN, NEW DELHI40. Goa Sadan Shri M. P. Tyagi. Special

Commissioner to Govt, o f Goa, Daman & Diu 692029

5844

3125

3532

3612208, 3411 Ext. 1

32

3418

C O N T E N T S

SJecton Table Title

i. Important figures at a glance

ii. Socio-Economic Indicators of the Union

""errfory of Goa, Daman and Diu

I. Climaie

1. Rainfall at selected centres during1983

2. Maximum and minimum temperaf tures for Panaji and M orm ugao Towns during 1983 and 1984

ti- Area and Population

3. D istrictw ise and talukawise distri­bution o f area, population and density, 1981 ......................................

4. Talukawise distribution o f population according to rural and urban, 1981 ...

5. Population by sex, talukawise, 19816. L iteracy, 1981 ......................................7. L iteracy by sex, talukawise, 1981 ...8. Econom ically active main workers,

marginal workers and non-workers talukawise, 1 9 8 1 ......................................

9. Distribution o f w orking population(main w orkers) by industrial cate­gory talukawise, 1 9 8 1 ..........................

10. Scheduled castes and scheduled tribespopulation, talukawise, 19 81 ...............

11. Decennial gprowth o f population12. Provisional repopulation totals, 1981

Census .................................................13. D istribution o f populatloft oy m ajor

religious communities, 1981 ...

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3-4

&67

10-11

1213

14-17

18-19

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III. AgriculturePPage

14. Land utilisation pattern 1983-84 ... 2015. Estimates of total area under prin­

cipal crops and the irrigated areafor the year 1983-84 ... ... 21

16. Production estimates o f im portant crops for the years 1982-83 and1983-84 .............................................. 22

17. Estimates o f average yield o f im­portant crops for the years 1982-83and 1983-84 ................................................. 233 24

18. P rogress under Soil Conservationduring 1982-83 and 1983-84 ............... 25

19. D istrictw ise number o f agricultural implements and m achinery as on25th April, 1982 (Livestock census)... 266-27

20. Number and area o f operationalholdings in Goa, Daman and Diu,1976-77 and 1980-81 AgriculturalCensuses ............................................... 28

21. Num ber and area o f operationalholdings in Goa district sizeclass- wise, 1976-77 and 1980-81 A gricul­tural Censuses 29

IV. Animal Husbandry

22. D istrictw ise number o f livestockand poultry as on 15th April, 1982 (Livestock Census) .............................. 300-35

23. General inform ation relating to Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services for the years 1982-83 and1983-84 ............................................. 366-38

V. Fisheries

24. Monthwise fish catch by the F ishe­ries Departm ent during 1983 and1984 ............................................. S9

25. D istrictw ise and varietywise quan­tity and value o f marine fish catchduring 1982 and 1983 .......................... 40-43

26. D istrictw ise disposal o f marine fishcatch during 1983. .......................... 44

26 — A. Quantity and value o f frozen shrimps and other fish exported from Goa during the years from 1980 to 1983................................................. 44

27. Districtw ise number o f fishing crafts and gears as on 15th April,1982 (Livestock Census) ....... 45

VI. Forests

28. Total area and additional area brought under forest plantationduring 1981-82, 1982-83 and 1983-84 46

29. Quantity and value o f forest produceduring 1982-83 and 1983-84 ............... 47

VII. Manu'fad’Liring Industries

30. General inform ation on industries inGoa, for the years 1980-81 and 1981-82 48-49

31. Index o f industrial production inGoa, 1979 to 1983 ...................................... 50-52

32. Quarterwiae index o f industrial pro­duction in Goa for the year 1982 ... 53-55

33. Quarterwise index o f industrial pro­duction in Goa for the yeax, 1983 ... 56-58

Will, Mineral Production

34. Quantity o f mineral production. 1977to 1983 ..................................... ... 59

35. Ind ex o f mineral production in Goafor the years 1977 to 1982 ................ 60

IX. Electricity

36. Num ber o f towns and villages elec­trified as on 31st March, 1984 ... 61

37. D istrictw ise energy purchased andsold during 1982-83 and 1983-84 ... 62

Page

38. P lstrictw ise contract demand andmaximum demand recorded, 1S83-M 63

39. District-wise consumption o f electrl- 'c ity during 1982-83 and 1983-84 64

X. Water Supply

40. Zonewise daily consum ption o f water'during 1982-83 and 1983-84 ............... 65-C7

XI. Banfctng and Insurance

41. Operation o f scheduled commercialbanks during the years 1872 to 1983 G8

42. Insurance business in Goa during1982-83 and 1983-84 .......................... 69-70

XII. Co-oporatton

43. Propn'esa of co-operative societies'during 19S2-83 and 1983-84 . Tl

44. Functioning o f consumer stores'during 1 9 ^ 8 3 (July-June) ... 72-TJ

45. Functioning o f consumer storesduring 198a-S4 (J u ly -J u n e ) ................. i 74-75

4G. T ype of banks/cooperative societieswith m embership, share capital*deposits, loans and w orldng capital fo r the year ending 30th June, 1983 76'77

47. T ype o f banks/cooperative^ societieswith m embership, share capital,deposits, loans and w orking capital,for the year eijdlng.SOth June, 1984 78-79

48. Sanction ing o f prim ary agricultural credit societies during 1982-83 (Ju ly--Jui^e) ................ ............... .... 80'81

49. ¥Vnctioning o f prim ary agricultural credit societies during 19S3-S4 (July--June) .................................... ■ 83-83

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num bers for non-manual employeea

1979 t o ^ lS s T "num bers for

r o a (labour class) InGoa for the years from 1979 to 198462. Average retail, prices o f som e Impor-

cornmodlties consum ed by. f i . people In P a ra ji townf o r the years 1982 and 1983 .1 ..

53. Average wholesale prices o f som ^ Important com m odities in Panajl -S e ^ y ^ r 1983 during

o f some, im” ’ portant comm odities conaumed by people in im por-

S a r district fo r the

XIV. Transpor and Communicafion

65. mstrictTrtse length o f roads b y typoof -Burfaee as on 31st M arch. 1982 •

66. D istrlctw lse length o f roads by typo Of .surface as on 31st March. 1983 .

under19^ Panchayats as on 31st March.

58. B lockwise length o f roa d s ' "under 1983 panchayats aa on 31st March,

59. M otor vehicles 'registered in Goa, D ^ a n and Diu as on 31st March.

registered la the

XIII. Price*

84

8fi

86-

87

Pag4.

89-91

92-93-

94

95

96

97-

xxviii

I Page

61. M otor vehicles in operation in the Union Territory o f Goa, Daman andDiu as on 31st March, 1984 ............... 98

62. Distance from Panaji town to othertowns by r o a d ...................................... 99

63. Details of navigability of inland wa­terways o f Goa r iv e rs :.......................... 100-)-102

64. Main waterways and total number o f passengers ferried d,uring 1982-83and 1983-84 ................................................. 103

65. Road traffic accidents during theyears from 1980 to 1983 ............... 104

66. D istrictw ise number o f post offices,telegraph offices, telephone ex­changes etc. as on 31st March, 1984 105

67. D istrictw ise number o f radio licencesissued during 1983-84 .......................... 106

XV. Administrative Statistics

68. Number o f police stations w ith staff strength and crim es r ^ o r t e d during1982 and 1983 ...................................... 107

69. Number o f prisons and prisoners inja ils during the year 1983 ............... 108

XVI. Tourism

70. TaLukawise number o f existing boar­ding and lodging houses with bed capacity for the years 1982-83 and1983-84 109

71. Talukawise arrival o f Indian touristsduring 1982-83 and 1983-84 ............ HO

72. Talukawise arrival o f Foreign tou­rists during 1982-83 and 1983-84 ... H I

XVlil. Foregn Trade

7c. Quantity and value o f merchandise imported through M ormugao Port, 1976-77 .......................... ............. ;

74. Quantity and value o f m erchandiseexported through M ormugao Port, 1976-77 .................................................

75. Value o f imports and exports o f m erchandise by principal countries through M ormugao Port, 1976-77 ...

76. Quantity and value o f im ports o f merchandise by principal countries through Mormugao Port, 1976-77 ...

77. Quantity and value o f exports o f m erchandise by principal countries through M ormugao Port, 1976-77 ...

XViiJ. Public Finance

112-114

115-116

117

118-119

120-121

122

Page

78. Budget at a glance, 1984-85 ...............79A. Revenue and expenditure o f the

Government o f Goa, Daman and Diu for the years from 1982-83 to 1984-85

A. Total revenue on revenue account 123-12579B. Revenue and expenditure o f the

Government of Goa. Daman and Diu for the years from. 1982-83 to

1984-85 ... ... ,,, ,,,B. Total expenditure on revenue

account...........................................................80A. Capital budget o f the Government

o f Goa, Daman and Diu for theyears from 1982-83 to 1984-85 ..............

A. Total capital receipts .............. 130

SOB. Total budget o f the Government o f Goa, Daman and Diu for the years from 1982-83 to 1984-85 ..........................

B. Total capital disbursements ... 131-133

126-129

Pag'e

XIX. Five Year Plans

81. year-wise plan outlay and expenditure by heads o f developm ent during theSixth Five Year Plan (1980-85) ... 134-145, |

82. Plan outlay and expenditure b y niajor heads o f developm ent duringthe plan periods from 1962 onw ards 146-147

XX. State Income

83. Net state dom estic product at factorcost for the years, 1981-82 and 1982-83(at current and constant prices) ... l^S

84. Net state dom estic product at factorcost by industry o f origin for the years, 1981-82 and 1982-83 (at cons­tant p r ic e s ) ................................................ . 149-151

85. Net state dom estic product at factorcost by industry o f origin fo r the years, 1978-79 to 1982-83 (at current prices) ................................................. 152-153

XXI. Local Bodies

86. Income, expenditure and important achievements o f the village pancha-yats for the year 1982-83 ............... 154-155

87. Talukawise estimates o f receipts and expenditure o f m unicipalities fo r theyears 1983-84 and 1984-85 ............... 156

88. D istrictw ise ir^come and expenditureolf municipal councils during 1982-83. 157-158

XXII. Community Development Programm«

89. Physical achievements in community developm ent projects for the yearending March, 1984 .......................... 159-165

XX III. Taxes

90. Customs revenue collected during1982-83 and 1988-84 .......................... 166-169

91. Com m odity wise central excise reve­nue collected in Goa during- 1982-83and 1983-84 ......................................... 170

92. Talukawise number o f registered sales tax dealers at the end of1982-83 and 1983-84 .......................... 371

93. Talukawise sales tax collected durinjr1982-83 and 1983-84 .......................... ^ 2

94. Talukawise entertainment tax col­lected during 1982-83 and 1983-84 ... 173

XX IV . Excise

95. Talukawise number o f shops licencedto sell liquor at the end o f 1983-84 ... 174

S6. Talukawise number o f licences issued fo r stills (m anufacture o f liquor) during 1982-83 and 1983-84 ............... 175

97. Production, im ports and exports o fliquors during 1982-83 and 1983-84 ... 176

98. E xcise revenue receipts collected du­ring 1982-83 and 1983-84 .............. 177

XXV, Labour and Employment

99. W orkin g o f Em ploym ent Exchanges during the years from 1980-81 to

•1983-84 ... ........................................ 178-179100. Num ber o f applicants (m atric and

above) on live register o f Em ploy­m ent Exchange during 1983 (regis­

trations and placements in em ploy­m ent by level o f e d u ca t io n ).............. 180-183

101. L oss o f mandays due to strikes and lockouts for the years 1980 to

^983 ............................................................. 184102. Trade unions during 1981 and 1982. 184103. D istribution o f em ployees o f the

State and the Central Govt, by ca­tegory fo r the years 1981-82 and1982-83 ................................................. 185

Page

104. D istrictw ise distribution o f regular em ployees o f the State and the Central Govt, for the years 1981-82and 1982-83................................................. ] 186

105. D istribution o f regular em ployees o f the Govt, o f Goa, Daman and Diu for the years 1981-82 and 1982-83

(b y basic pay r a n g e s ) .......................... 1187106. Department / O fficewise number o f

regular employees for the years1981-82 and 1982-83 .......................... 188-H93

XXVI. Education

107. Districtwisfc number o f schools,colleges and enrolment during the academic year 1983-84 .......................... 194—197

108. Sex-wise outturn o f matriculatesduring the years 1975-76 to 1982-83 119S

109. Outturn o f graduates and post gra­duates during the academ ic years1981-82 and 1982-83 ....................... 199

110. Num ber o f sports coaching camps organised and participants during1982-83 and 1983-84 . . . . ... ... 200

111. Num ber o f libraries and news papers/periodicals during the year1983-84 .................................................. 201

112. Perform ance o f cinema houses in the T erritory during 1982-83 and1983-84 202

XXVil. Public Health and Vitel Statistics

113. D istrictw ise number o f medical institutions and their activitiesduring 1983-84 ....................................... 203i-208

114. M onthwise progress o f Fam ilyW elfare Program m e during 1983-84 209

115. Talukawise targets and achieve­ments under Fam ily Planning Program m e during 1983-84 ... 210

PPage

116. Progress o f National Tuberculosis ooiitrol Program m e during 1982

XX'VIII. Housing

Page

211117. M onthwise a n d age-groupw ise

BCG activities during IGSJ-S- ; ... 212-213118. General inform ation about the

Institute o f Psychiatry and H u- maii Behaviour for the year1983 214

119. General inform ation about the Cancer Hospital fo r the years 1982and 1983 .............. ... ............... 215

120. Vital statistics for the years 1979to 1983 ............................................. 216

121. B uilding works sanctioned in private sector during 1983-84 (inUrban area) ...................................... 217-218

122. Building v/orks sanctioned in p ri­vate sector during 1983-84 (inrural area) ...................................... 219-220

XIX;X. General Elections

123. Results o f General Elections in the Union T erritory o f Goa, Damanand Diu d,uring 1984 ... ................ 221-222

XXX!. Joint Stock Companies

124. D istrictw ise number o f join t stock companies limited by shares at

work as on 31st March, 1982/1983 223125. .Joint stock companies (lim ited

by shares) at work in Goa, Daman and Diu during 1979-80 to 1982-83 (by industries) .......................... 224-225

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XXXI. Miscellaneous

FPage

126 Joint stock companies (lim ited by shares) in Goa, Daman and Diu during 1981-82 and 1982-83 (new ly registered and gone into liquidation) ...................................... 226

127. Progress o f National Small Sa­vings Program m e in the Territory

during 1983-84 ...................................... 228-J-230128. Quantity o f food grains and sugar

received from the Govt, o f India(central stock) and distributed during 1982-83 and 1983-84 .... 231

129. M erchandisewise tra ffic handled at M orm ugao P ort during 1982-83and 1983-84 ................................. ........ 2'32-2-233

130. P rogress o f Social W elfare P ro­grammes during 1982-83 a n d1983-84 234-4-236

131. Activities o f the O ffice o f the Con­troller ot W eights and Measuresduring 1982-83 and 1983-84 .... 237

132. Achievements o f selected program ­m es/schem es under 20-Point P ro­

gramme (A pril’ 83 to M arch’ 84) 2388-240133. Yearwise number o f passports

is.sued during 1980 to 1984 .... 241134. D istrictw ise distribution o f non-

-agricultural enterprises by types,1980 Econom ic Census .... 2422-213

135. D istribution o f non-agrlculturalenterprises according to m ajor activity group and by type o f enterprise, 1980 Econom ic Census 2444--4o

136. D istribution o f non-agricultural es­tablishments o f 1977 and 1980 Eco­nom ic Censuses by m ajor activity ^gro.up .............. ..................... 2466-247

C O N T E N T S

MAP AND CHARTSMap of Goa, Daman and Diu

Sll. Nj Charts Facing page

1, Literacy by sex, 1 9 8 1 ..................................... 82. Decennial grow th o f population, 1900 to

1 9 8 1 ......................................................................... 133. Land utilisation, 1984 ..................................... 204. Pish catch by the Fisheries Department,

1983 ........................................................................ 395. Forest plantation, 1981-82 to 1983-84 ... 466. Index o f industrial production in Goa,

1979 to 1983 ......................... . .............. 507, Quantity o f mineral production, 1977 to

1983 ............................................................. 598. Index o f m ineral production in Goa, 1977

to 1983 ............................................................. 609. Consumption o f electricity, 1983-84 64

liO. Offices o f scheduled banks, 1975 to 1983 6811. Consumer price index numbers for

m iddle class non-manual employees in P anaji town, 1979 to 1984 .............. 84

112. Road tra ffic accidents 1980 to 1983 1041:3. Plan outlay and expenditure during the

Sixth Five Year Plan, 1980-85 .............. 1341-4. Per capita income, (at current prices),

1978-79 to 1982-83 ............... ... 152115. L abour and employment, 1980-81 to

1983-84 ............................. .......................... 178116. Out turn of matriculates (by sex),

1975-76 to 1982-83 ..................................... 198m . Vital statistics, 1979 to 1983 .............. 21618. Joint stock companies at work, 1979-80

to 1982-83 ................................................. 224

CONTENTS

Tables added in the current issue

xxxvi

SI.No. Table No. Description

1. 13 Distribution o f population by niaijopr reli­gious communities, 1981.

2. 26-A Quantity and value o f frozen shhrimps and other fish exported friom i Goa during the years from 1980 tio 11983.

3. 82 Plan outlay and expenditure toy J m ajor heads o f development during thea plan periods from 1962 onwards.

XXX vii

IMPOJBTAJ T FIGURES AT A GLANCE

SI. No.1

Item2

1. Area ............................................................2. Population:

Total .........................Rural .........................Urban .........................Males .........................Females ..............

3. Density o f population per square km.4. No. o f households .........................5. No. o f districts ... ..............6. No. o f taluka.s .....................................7. No. o f towna .....................................8. (a) Number o f inhabited revenue v il­

lages .................................................(b ) Number of uninhabited villages ...

9. L iteracy:(percentage)

Males .........................Females ..............Total ..........................

10. M id-year estimates o f population as on 1st October. 1983

Particulars3

3,814 Sq. kma

10,86,7307,34,9223,51,8085,48,4505,38,280

2852,10,412

31317

4249

65.5947.5656.66

11,00,100*

• Data received from the Central Ktatistical Organisa­tion, Department o f Statistics, M inistry o f Planning, New Delhi. ^

S ource : Census qf India, 1981.

SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS OF THE L7NNION TERRITORY OF GOA, DAMAN AND DIU

x xxv iii

SI. No. ItemYear o f

refe­rence

Ind-icaitorsrs o f rteveloipmment

1 2 3 4 4

I. Density o f population per sq. 1cm............................................ 1981 28.'285

2. Percentage o f urban popu­lation ...................................... 1981 .32.3'.37

3. Females per 1,000 males ... 1981 98)814. Birth rate per thousand

population ........................... 1983 21.1il2

5. Death rate per thousand population ........................... 1983 7.r,13

6. Average household size 1981 5.1(16

7. Percentage o f workers 1981 35.1519

8. P ercentage o f male p artici­pation ...................................... 1981 48.2(20

p. P ercentage o f female parti­cipation ...................................... 1981 21.9:93

JO. Percentage variation o f p o ­pulation:

1)ii)

1971-19811901-1981

+26.6<89+114.1513

n . P er capita geographical area (ha.) 1983-84 0.33*fl

12. P er capita net area sown (ha.) ...................................... 19S3-84 0.1 ;i 3

13 Percentage of area under forest ...................................... 1960 28.4)11

xx xlx

Socio-Economic Indicators (contd.)

SI.No,

Item Indicators o f ronc^ developm ent

1^. Percentage o f irrigated area to total area sown ..............

]5i. W orkers engaged in agri­culture including agricultu­ral labourers os percentage to total workers ..............

1().. Net area sown per agricul­tural w orker (ha.) ..............

17.. Percentage o f area irrigated to net area sown (ha.)

18. Agricultural mechanisation,no. or tractors per 1,000 hectares o f gross Culti­vated area ..........................

19. L ivestock per thousand po­pulation ( n o s . ) ..........................

20. General literacy rate per1.000:

i) Persons ..............ii) Males ..........................

lii) Females ..............21. Teactier-pupH ratio at;

1) Prim ary level .............ii) M iddle level ..............

iii) Secondary level22. No. o f students in primary,

m iddle and secondary eau- c-a ion per 1,000 population

19S3-84

1981

1983-84

1983-84

1983-841982

198119811981

1983-841983-841983-84

19S3-84

8.53

24.83

1.51*2

9.10

1.06*3301

567656476

1:311:301:21

262

xl

Socio-Economic Indicators (contd.)

SI.No,

Item ^ rpfp Incdlcaatotors ol rence de-veltopDpment

3 4 4

23. Enrolm ent in all collegesper million population .. 1983-84

24. Outturn o f graduates perlakh population .............. 1982-83

25. Percentage o f enrolment ofwomen students in colleges 1983-84

26. Teacher-pupil ratio in col­leges ...................................... 1983-84

27. D octor-population ratio ... 1983-8128. No. o f beds per 1,000 popu­

lation .......................................... 1983-8429. R ailw ay length per 1,000 sq.

kms. (km s.) ... .............. 1982-8330. Length (km s.) o f surface

roads per:i) 1,000 sq. km s.................. 1983-84ii) Lakh population ... 1983-84

31. No. o f vehicles (in opera­tion) per lakh population 1983-84

32. Average population perbank office (in ‘000’ ) ... 1983-84

33. Per capita deposits of scheduled comm ercial banks(R s.) ...................................... 1983-84

34. Per capita bank credit of scheduled commercial banks(R s.) ... .......................... 1983-84

■6,4S493

1S133

42.2.20

1 1:9

1:9J'935

3 3.1

2 21

9^8031828

4,5(564

4,45)5(FP)

4,53i6(FP)

1,597(IP)

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Socio-Economic Indicators (concld.)

Si. Item 3SIo.

Year of refe­rence

Indicators ol development

1 3 4

35. Per capita incom e (R s .) :a) At current prices

(quick estim ates)...b ) At constant prices

(quick estim ates)...

1983-84

1983-84

3,458.05

1,427.203G. No. o f co-operative societies

per lakh population ... 1983-84 4837. Per capita electricity con­

sumed (kw h) .......................... 1983-84 22738. Percentage o f industrial con­

sumption to total oonsump- tion o f electricity (kw h) ... 1983-84 49.46

39. No. o f telephones per 1,000 inhabitants .......................... 1983-84 11

40. No. o f post offices per lakh population .......................... 1983-84 22

* 1 — Area figures relate to the year 1960 and projected poptulation as on 1st July 1983(P).

* ^ — Area figures relate to the year 1983-84 & agricul- tura.1 workers, 1981 Population Census.

* 3 — Area figures relate to the year 1983-84 & no. o f tracitors, 1982 L ivestock Census.

1. RAINFAIX AT SELECTED CENTRES DURING 1983

I. CLIMATE

oCentre

Total rainfall during

the year (in mmj

No. o f days

having

Heaviest rainfall in a day and

the date

m2.5 m.m."'r more rainfall

Rainfall (in m m .) Date

n 2 3 4 5 6

1. Paneji ... 3,586.5 102 176.5 8.8.83

2. Ilapusa ... 1,076.0 107 232.0 28.6.83

3. Perrem ... 4,287.2 107 200.7 29.6.83

4. Yalpoi ... 4,815.1 115 180.3 28.6.83

:5. Fonda ... 3,538.5 109 148.7 12.8.83

6. Sangiiem ... ... 3,902.5 108 306.8 12.8.83

7. Quepem ... 4,728.5 118 240.4 12.8.83

S. Margao ... 4,049.9 106 280.8 11.8.83

9. jVCorniugao . . N. R . N.R. N.R. N. R.

10. D iu .............. ... N, R. N.R. N .R . N .R.

5o)urce: — 1. Goa Observatory, Panaji.

2. Regional M eteorological Centre, Ahm edabad-lX

1

C L IM A T E

2. MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM TKMFF.KATUIIES FOR PANAJI AND MOKMUGAO TOWNS

DURING 1983 AND 1984 Time of observation 08.30 Hrs. I. S. T.

(Tem perature in cent grade ;

Highest Lowest

Centre/Year

MeanM axi­mum

MeanM ini­mum

Tem ­pera­ture

DateTem ­pera­ture

Date

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

P an a ji:

I98;j . . . 31.2 22.8 35.0 22.1.8314.6.83

16.7 9.1.83

i:iS4 ........ . 31.8 23.6 38.0 29.2.843.3.84

16.5 23.1.84

M orm ugao:

i9S;? ............... 31.2 24.2 35.0 27.10.83 18.9 6.2.83l'J84 ............. . 31.3 24.4 37.8 29.2.84 18.5 2S.1.S4

Source: — ! . Goa Observatory, Panaji.

3. DISTRICTWISE AND TALUKAWISE DISTRIBUTION OF AREA, POPULATION

AND DENSITY, 1981

II. AREA AND POPULATION

IDistrict/Taluka

i3^

08

aj« ohi) 41 d

Ph c 2

V r-“ 3-2 'S P'S K

§ « 0 u.

GOIA, DAM AX ANDr o r u .............. ... 3,314.0 100.00 10,86,730 100.00 285

'A D ISTRICT ... 3,702.0 97.06 10,07,749 92.73 272

Tilswadi ... 197.9 5.19 1,31,941 12.14 667

Biardez ... 255.0 6.69 1,53,913 14.16 604

Pfernem ... 241.0 6.32 59,352 5.46 246

Biicholim ... 233.4 6.12 74,089 6.81 317

Saitari ... 499.0 13.08 40,838 3.76 82

P onda ... 287.6 7.54 1,07,888 9.93 375

Sa.nguein ... 879.4 23.06 55,904 5.14 64

Cainacona 351.1 9.21 35,935 3.31 102

Qmepem ... 317.3 8.32 55,593 5.12 175

Sallcete ... 293.0 7.68 1,93,755 17.83 661

M orm ugao ... ... 105.9 2.78 98,541 9.07 930

II. AREA AND POPULATION

3. DISTBICTWISE AND TALUKAWISE DISTRIBUTION OF AREA, POPULATION

AND DENSITY, 1981(concld.)

D lstrlct/Taluka

f i r -" S

.b c

® o |

<1) D. CL q C3

ao

S3

( k

WJ— ccfl 05 O

c o - g

P ^ 3

w p ,

I t<i>u

1 2bo

3 4 5 6

DAMAN D IST R IC T ... 72.0 1.89 48,560 4.47 674

Daman ............... 72,0 1.89 48,560 4.47 674

DIU D ISTR IC T 40.0 1.05 30,421 2.80 761

Diu .......................... 40.0 1.05 30,421 2.80 761

N ote: — 1) The area figures fo r tlie districts o f Goa, Daman and Diu and for the Union T e-..itory as a whole are supplied by the Surveyor General o f India.

2) The area figures fo r talukas o f Goa district are those supplied by the Land Survey De­partm ent, Panaji.

Source: — Census o f India, 1981.

4, TALUKAWISE DISTRIBUTION OF POPUl.A- TION ACCORDING TO RURAL AND URBAN, 1981

K 02 mm

2 S c B o j k o ' 2 s C ® o Q ' .S s ^ -2 | 8 C.2

District/Taluka •£!o ? i s “ I S E | | 5 ? a P | | «o piioftw o a?

3

II. AREA AND POPULATION

15

GOA, DAM AIfAND DIU ... 424 412 7,34,922 67.63 17 3,51,808 32.37

GOA D ISTR IC T 398 386 6,84,964 67.97 15 3,22,785 32.03I Tlsw adl ... 38 28 54,715 41.47 1 77,226 58.53

Bardez ... 41 41 1,09,402 71.08 3 44,511 28.92Pernem ... 27 27 55,377 93.30 1 3,975 6.70BlchoUm ... 28 28 62,856 84.84 1 11,233 15.16Satari ... 77 77 36,943 90.46 1 3,895 9.54Ponda ... 31 31 92,558 85.79 1 15,330 14.21Sanguem ... 48 48 49,927 89.31 1 5,977 10.69Canacona ... 8 8 34,306 95.47 1 1,629 4.53Quepefn ... 39 39 43,832 78.84 2 11,761 21.16Salcete ... 48 46 1,16,191 59.97 2 77,564 40.03Mormugao ... 13 13 28,857 29.28 1 69,684 70.72

DAMAND ISTRIC T ... 21 21 27.557 56.75 1 21,003 43.25Daman ... 21 21 27,557 56.75 1 21,003 43.25

DIU DISTR ICT 5 5 22,401 73.64 1 8,020 26.36Diu ................ 5 5 22,401 73.64 1 8,020 26.36

N o t e :— i) Beside 424 Inhabited villages, there are 9 un­inhabited villages, 3 in Satari, 4 in Sanguem, one each in Canacona and M orm ugao talukas.

ii) The variation between num ber o f revenue vil­lages and census villages is noticed because 12 revenue villages are considered as out­

grow th o f urban agglom eration.Source: — Census o f India, 1981.

II. AREA AND POPULATION

5. POPULATION BY SEX TALUKAWISE, 1981

District/Taluka

1

Persons Males Females

Sex ratio

( females per '000 m ales)

5

AND D ili 10,86,730 5,48,450 5,38,280 981

aOA D ISTRICT . 10,07,749 5,10,152 4,97,597 975Tiswadi ............. 1.31,941'■a 68,084 63,857 938Bardez 1,53,913 75,703 78,210 1,033Pem em . 59,352 28,750 30,602 1,064Bicholim 74,089 37,888 36,201 955Satari 40,838 20,580 20,258 984Ponda , 1,07,888 56,078 51,810 924Sangiiem 55,904 29,426 26,478 900Canacona 35,935 17,909 18,026 1,007Quepem 55,593 28,369 27,224 960Salcete . 1,93,755 93,841 99,914 1,065Mormugao ... 98,541 53,524 45,017 841

DAMAN D ISTRICT . 48-.560 24,074 24,486 1,017Daman 48,560 24,074 24,486 1,017

OIU D ISTRICT . 30.421 14,224 16,197 1,139D i n ....................... . 30,421 14,224 16,197 1,139

Source: — Census o f India, 1981.

6

il. AREA AND POPULATION

6. LITERACY, 1981

Classification Total Rural Urban

1 3 3 4

Tiotal population:

Persons .............. ... 10,86,730 7,34,922 3,51,808

Males ............... ... 5,48,450 3,65,102 1,83,348

Females ............... ... 5,38,280 3,69,820 1,68,460

L iiterates:

Persons .............. ... 6,15,752 3,87,127 2,28,625

Males ............... . .. 3,59,731 2,27,793 1,31,938

Females .............. ... 2,56,021 1,59,334 96,687

Percentage literacy:

Persons .............. 56.66 52.68 64.99

Males ............... 65.59 62.39 71.96

Females .............. 47.56 43.08 57.39

S ou rce : — Census of India, 1981.

V

II. AREA AND POPULATION

7. LITERACY BY SEX, TALUKAWISE, 1981

Literates Percentage o f literacy

District/Taluka 01co2S

mJS

s

s•3Sfe

so2

m<u'aS

S-3S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

GOA, DAJVTAli AND DID 6,15,752 3,59,731 2,56,021 57 66 48

GOA DISTRICT 5,76,928 3,36,634 2,40,294 57 66^ , 48

Tiswadi . 84,755 48,834 35,921 64 72 56Bardez . 1,03,269 56,826 46,443 67 75 59Pernem . 32,902 19,476 13,426 55 68 44Bicholim . 41,933 25,652 16,281 57 68 45S a t a r i ............. . 16,040 10,516 5,524 39 <. 51, 27Ponda ............. . 62,250 38,568 23,682 58 69 46Sanguem 25,245 16,236 9,009 45 55 34Canacona ,. 16,333 9,426 6,907 45 53 38Quepem .. 25,397 15,270 10,127 46 54 37Salcete .. 1,12,328 60,986 51,342 58 65 51Mormugao .. 56,476 34,844 21,632 57 65 48

DAMAN DIS­TR ICT ... .. 25,277 15,104 10,173 52 63 42

Daman .. 25,277 15,104 10,173 52 63 42

DIU DISTRICT ... 13,547 7,993 5,554 45 56 34Diu .. 13,547 7,993 5,554 45 56 34

Source: — Census of India. 1981.

8

LITERACY BY SEX I9B1

h. Bar. Rbt. fekai. SatFbn. San.Can.-Qge. Sal. Mor DamDiu

8. ECONOMICAL.LY ACTIVE MAIN WORKERS, aiARGINAl. WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS,

TALUKAWISE, 1981

II. AREA AND POPULATION

, Total Main W or- M arginal^ s t r i c t / kers workers Non-workersT'aluka ________________ __________________________________

Persons Males Persons Males Persons Males1 2 3 4 5 6 7

GOA, DAMAN AND D IU ... 3,32,463 2,51,477 49,985 12,903 7.04,282 2,84,070

G O A DIS­T R IC T ........ 3,11,247 2,34,975 44,962 12,367 6,51,540 2,62,810

42,912 32,326 3,702 1,219 85,327 34,539Bardez ........ 42,121 31,426 6,256 1,788 1,05,536 42,489Pernem ....... 16,382 11,415 6,143 1,516 36,827 15,819Bicholim .... 22,190 17,446 3,577 1,098 48,322 19,344Satari ........* 14,376 10,036 3,203 706 23,259 9,838Ponda .......... 33,633 26,501 3,870 1,114 70,385 28,463Sanguem .... 22,182 15,804 2,762 752 30,960 12,870Canacona 10,894 8,182 2,728 511 22,313 9,216Quepem . 18,962 13,593 2,482 651 34,149 14,125Salcete ....... 54,858 40.047 7,925 2,043 1,30,972 51,751M ormugao... 32,737 28,199 2,314 969 63,490 24,356

DAMAN DIS­TR IC T ....... 13,618 10,797 3,958 378 30,984 12,899Daman ...... 13,618 10.797 3,958 378 30,984 12,899

D I U DIS­TR IC T 7,598 5,705 1,065 158 21,758 8,361Diu ............... 7,598 5,705 1,065 158 21,758 8,361

Source: — Census o f India, 1981.

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I. A R E A A N D

9. DISTRIBUTION OF WORKING POPULATIONTALUKA

Total main workers As cultivators

Districl /Taluka P er- ] sons r S 'e s ?on s 1

F e-tiiaifs

1 ■j 3 4 5 6 7

GOA, DAMAN AND DIU .......................... 3,32,463 2,51,477 80,986 62,572 40,627 21,945

GOA DISTRICT 3,11,^7 2,34,975 76,272 58,376 37,321 21,055

T ’swadi .............. 42,912 32,326 10,586 5,063 2,840 2,223Bardez .............. 42,121 31,426 10,695 6,456 3,545 2,911Pem em 16,382 11,415 4,967 7,156 4,185 2,971Bicholim .............. 22,190 17,446 4,744 5,309 3,724 1,585Safari .............. 14,376 10,036 4,340 5,729 3,807 1,922Ponda .............. 33,633 26,501 7,132 7,375 5,445 1,930Sanguem 22,182 15,804 6,378 4,627 3,184 1,443Canacona .............. 10,894 8,182 2,712 4,947 3,597 1,350Quepem .............. 18,962 13,593 5,369 5,972 3,937 2,035Salcete .............. 54,858 40,047 14,811 5,187 2,759 2,428Mormugao .............. 32,737 28,199 4,538 565 298 257

lOAMAN DISTRICT 13,618 10,797 2,821 3,013 2.432 581Daman .............. 13,618 10,797 2,821 3,013 2,432 581

DIU DISTRICT ... 7,598 5,705 1,893 1,183 874 309Diu ......................... 7,598 5,705 1,893 1,183 874 30

Source: — Census o f India, 1981.

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P O P U LA T IO N

(MAIN WORKERS) BY INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY, WISE, 1981

As agriculture labourers

In household industry Other workers

’^onsF e ­

malesP er­sons Males Fe­

malesP er­sons Males F e ­

males8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

32,394 17,431 14,963 11,335 8,619 2,716 2,26,162 1.84,800 41,362

30,556 16,454 14,102 10,451 8,046 2-,405 2.11,864 1,73,154 38.710

2,655 1,520 1,135 843 680 163 34,351 27,286 7,0652,971 1,673 1,298 1,861 1,398 463 30,833 24,810 6,0231,602 823 779 1.338 900 438 6,286 5,507 7791,868 1,144 724 687 426 261 14,326 12,152 2,1742,332 1,322 1,010 414 262 152 5,901 4,645 1,2564,729 2,623 2,106 825 660 165 20,704 17,773 2,9313,469 1,741 1,728 380 311 69 13,706 10,568 1,138

958 555 403 430 377 53 4,559 3,653 9062,755 1,399 1,356 461 347 114 9,774 7,910 1,8646,358 3,204 3,154 2,593 2,156 437 40,720 31,928 8,792

859 450 409 619 529 90 30,704 26,922 3,782

1,431 750 681 707 462 245 8,467 7,153 1,3141,431 750 681 707 462 245 8,467 7.153 1,314

407 227 180 177 111 66 5.831 4,493 1,338407 227 180 177 111 66 5,831 4.493 1,338

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11. A R E A A N D PO PU LA T IO N

10. SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION — TALUKAWISE — 1981

District/Taluka

^ TO -r-3§o!i o i

(Voi 2

® .2

O Om n

o 3 S 3*" e*n- e'® “ Ro § 2 s °*r ^’oS’S *

3 4 s

GOA, DAM AN AND D ID .......................... 23,432 2.16 10,721 0.99

GOA D IST R IC T ... 20,619 2.05 690 0.07

Tiswadi .............. 2,351 1.78 40 0.03Bardez .............. 4,523 2.94 47 0.03P em em .............. 2,399 4.04 - -B ic h o l im .............. 2,014 2.72 31 0.04Satari .............. 948 2.32 4 0.01Ponda .............. 1,261 1.17 18 0.01Sanguem .............. 1,131 2.02 82 0.15Canacona 208 0.58 2 0.01Quepem .............. 642 1.15 173 0.31Salcete .............. 2,541 1-31 209 0.11M ormugao 2,599 2.64 84 0.09

DAMAN DISTRIC T 1,684 3.47 9,828 20.24

Daman .............. 1,684 3.47 9,828 20.24

DIU DISTRIC T 1,129 3.71 203 0.67

Diu .............. 1,129 3.71 203 0.67

Source: — Census o f India, 1981.

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DECENNIAL GROWTH OF POPL.

me m> i%8 mo i9se mj' mt

II. AREA AND POPULATION

11. DECENNIAL GROWTH OF POPULATION

Y earPercen-

FG” t3£6Males jnales Persons varia­

tionTL 2 3 4 5

1900 ........................ 2,43,439 2,64,079 5,07,518 -

19105 ...................... 2,46,842 2,72,380 5,19,222 ( + ) 2.31

192L ........................ 2,36,088 2,64,816 5,00,904 (— ) 3.53

1931 ........................ 2,59,381 2,82,329 5,41,710 (+ ) 8.15

1940 ....................... 2,80,175 3,03,561 5,83,736 ( + ) 7.76

1950 ........................2,80,141 3,15,918 5,96,0!59 ( + ) 2.11

1960 ........................ 3,02,534 3,24,133 6,26,667 ( + ) 5.14

1971 ............. .............. 4,31,214 4,26,557 8,57,771 C+)36.88

1981 ........................ 5,48,450 5,38,280 10,86,730 (+)26.69

S ou rce : — Census o f India, 1981.

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II. A R E A A N D

A JLL

12. PROVISIONAI., BEPOPULA

IN D IA /ST AT E /U T S.Persons

IN D IA .............

STATES1. Andhra Pradesh2. Assam* ..............3. Bihar ........................4. G u ja r a t ........................5. H aryana .............6. Him achal Pradesh7. Jammu and Kashmir*8. Karnataka .............9. Kerala .........................

10. Madl'.ya Pradesh11. Maharashtra12. M a n ip u r ........................13. M eghalaya .............14. Nagaland .............15. Orissa .......................16. P un jab ... .............1.7. Kajasthan .............

683,814,664

53,403,619^19,902,82669,823,15433,960,90512,850,9024,237,5695,981,600

37,043,45125,403,21752,131,71762,693,8981,433,6911,327,874

773,28126,272,05416,669,75534,102,912

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P O P U L A T IO N

IN D IA

TION TOTALS 1981 C5ENSUS

T ota l population 1981 Total literates 1981

Males

3

Females Persons Percentage to total

353,349.439 330,465,225 238,003,195 34.81

27,035,531 26,368,088 15,989,266 29.9410,472,712 9,430,114 N. A. N. A.35,865,467 33,957,687 18,163,410 26.0117,484,540 16,476,365 14,858,075 43.756,846,153 6,004,749 4,605,649 35.842,131,312 2,106,257 1,777,201 41.943,062,200 2,919,400 N. A. N. A.

18,869,494 18,173,957 14,228,947 38.4112,487,961 12,915,256 17,571,819 69.1726,856,752 25,274,965 14,502,063 27.8232,341,115 30,352,783 29,695,721 47.37

727,108 706,583 601,943 41.98678,883 648,991 441,077 33.22414,231 359,050 324,700 41.99

13,253,523 13,018,531 8,964,625 34.128,840,234 7,829,521 6,791,547 40.74

17,749,282 16,353,630 8,201,615 24.04

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II. AREA AND

A L L

12. PROVISIONAL, REPOPCLA

IN D IA /ST A T E /U T S.Persons

STATES18. Sikkim

19. Tam il Nadu20. Tripura ...21. Uttar Pradesh22. W est Bengal

UNION T E R R IT O R IE S

1. A & N I s la n d s ..............2. Arunachal Pradesh3. Chandigarh ..............4. D & N H a v e l i ..............5. D elhi ..........................

Goa, Daman and Diu**7. Lakshadweep ...............8. Mizoram ..............9. P ondicherry ..............

315,68248,297,4562,060,189

110,858.01954,485,560

188,254628,050450,061103,677

6,196,4141,086,730

40,237487,774604,136

• P rojected figures.•• F or Goa, Daman and Diu figures are final.

S ou rce ; — Censxis o f India, 1981.

IH

ION TOTALS 1981 CENSUS (ConcU.)

Total population 1981 ^ Total literates 1981 '

Male's Females Persons Percentage to total

3 4 5 6

171,959 143,723 106,780 33.8224,420,228 23,877,228 22,111,593 45.781,057,714 1,002,475 856,688 41.58

58,780,640 52,077,379 30,358,013 27.3828,505,151 25,980,409 22,271,857 40.88

106,88!) 81,365 96,520 51.27335,941 292,109 126,185 20.09254,208 195,853 291,091 64.6852.514 51,163 27,578 26.60

3,422,550 2,773,864 — 3,783,611 • 61.06548.450 538,280 615,752 56.6620,367 19,870' ' 22,018 •-54.72-^

251,988 235,786 290,241 59.50304,342 299,794 327,600 54.23

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\\. A m

13. DISTRIBUTION OF P0PUL*^TI01S BX

51, No. P.«iligiou3 Commuuities XjTpsxn

Males Females 3 4

Total5

1,18.^7 1,02,043 230.4001. H indus ........................

17,977 16,158 34,1352. Muslims

. . 45,565 49,524 95,0893. C r is t ia n a ...............

618 304 9224. Sikhs

5. Buddhists 203 29 232

207 178 386fi. Jaina

7. Other religions and pursu-... 207 146 353

ations .............

8. R elig ion not stated 214 78 292

T ota l .............. ............. 1,83,348 l,6S.460 3,61,808

Source: Office of the Registrar General of India.

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POPUUTION

MAJOR BELIGldtJS CH>»lSttJNiTieS, 1981'

Population '(1981 Cejisus) <l> cb a o

B u r^ T otal■g O dr d

MPles6

Females7

Total8

Males9

Females10

Total11 12

2.53.289 2,42,480 4,95.769 3,71,646 3.44,523 7.16.169 66.90

7,615 6,711 14,326 25,593 *»22,869' 48,461 4.4G

1,03,204 1.19,956 2,23,160 1,48,769 1,69,480 3.18.249 29.28

310 148 468 92$ 452 1,380 0,13

46 24 70 249 302 0,03

130 87 217 337 , 26^ 602 O.OG

118 ffl 209 325 ■' 237, 662 0.05

330 323 ■ 13 G04 401(

1,005 0.09

3,65.102 3,69,820 7,34,922 6,48.450!

5,38,280I

10,86,730 100.00

Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi.

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lil. AGRICULTURE

14. LAND UTILISATION PATTERN 1983-84

b

pQ

1

( . ■

Item

2

Area in heitares

3

Percen tage tf

total geogra phica! area

4

1. Total geographical area according ta Land Survey Departm ent ............. 3.70,672 100.00

2 Area under f o r e s t ..........................* -S.

1,05,295 28.40

3. Land not available for cultivation 36,609 9.88

1) Land put to non-agricultural usef 20,567 5.55ii) Barren and uncultivable land 16,042 4.33

4. Other uncultivated land 85,587 23.09

1) Perm anent pastures and otha grazing l a n d s ................................... l,3a’5 0.35

11) Land under miscellaneous tree crops and groves not included ir net area sown ...................... . 59"> 0.16

iil) Cultivable waste (including fai low land) ................................... 83,687 22.58

5. Net area sown ... ... 1,43,181 38.63

6. Total cropped area .............. 1,52,895 41.25

7. Area sown m ore than once 9,714 2.62

^Jote: — The figures given above are the estimated ones. Source: — D irectorate o f Agriculture, Panajl.

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LAND UTILISATION. 1984

Area under forest i f w l Land put to non- ^ agricuLtural uses Darren. & unculti- vabU Land

Permanent pastures Mother grazing landsLtnd under m»sc. treecrops 4 provesCultivable waste Net area sown

III. AGRICULTURE

15. ESTIMATES OF TOTAL AREA UNDER PRINCIPAI, CROPS AND THE IRRIGATED

AREA FOR THE YEAR 1983-84(In hectares)

51. No.

1

Crop

2

Total area under tJie

cropIrrigated

Percen­tage to

total ■ cropped

area, 4 5

1. R ice ..........................1) Khar if ..............

ii) R a b i ..............

53,65843,50310,182

31.1128.456.66

10,182

10,182

2. R agi .......................... 6,405 4.19 -

3. W heat .......................... 53 0.03 534. Bajra .......................... 282 0.18 -5. Pulses .......................... 11,670 7.63 -6. Groundnut .............. 1,002 0.66 -7. Arecanut ............... 1,304 0.86 1,3048. Coconut ............ 22,325 14.60 -9. Cashewnut ............... 44,522 29.12 -

10. Sugarcane 1,497 0.98 1,49711. Mango .......................... 3,000 1.96 -12. Banana .......................... 1,260 0.82 1.25013. Vegetables ............... 5,900 3.86 1.770

Total area sown vinder all crops ... 1,52,895 100.00 16,056

Source: — Directorate of Agriculture, Panaji.

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III. AGRICULTURE

16. PRODUCTION ESTIMATES OF BIPORTANT CROPS FOR THE YEARS 1982-J3 AND

1983-84(In tonnes)

PrcductionC rop /T erritory /D istrict/

'Taluka1982-83 1983-84

1 3 3

B IC E :GOA, DAMAN AND DIU 1.18,451 1,24,075

GOA DISTRIC T 1,15,961 1,21,922Tisw adi ..................................... 17,552 18,004Bardez ..................................... 15,714 16,334Pem em ..................................... 9,502 9,381B ic h o l im ..................................... 9,027 10,331Satari ..................................... 5,179 7.869Fonda ..................................... 10,669 12.069Sanguem ..................................... 7,634 7,203Canacona .......................... 7,400 6,929Quepem ..................................... 8,986 9,'85Salcete .............. 20,866 21,270Mormugao 3,432 2,747

DAMAN D ISTRICT ............. 2,490 2,153B A G I:

GOA D ISTRICT 8,166 7,840W H EAT:

DAMAN DISTRICT .............. 26 61DIU D IST R IC T .......................... 36 47

B A JK A :DIU D ISTRIC T .............. 46c 386

Source: — Directorate o f Agriculture Pan&ji.

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17. ESTIMATES OF AVERAGE YIELD OF IMPORTANT CROPS FOR THE YEARS

1982-83 AND 198S-84

III. A&RICULTURE

Average yield in kgs. per hectare

C rop /T erritory /D lstrict/T aluka

1982-83

K h arlf Rabl

2 3

1983-84

K h arif R abi

4 5

B IC E :

GOA, DAMANAND DIU 2,078 2,813 2,175 2,855

A. D ISTR ICT 2,081 2,813 2.193 2,855

Tiawadl 2,656 2,739 2,631 3,196Bardez 2,381 2,613 2,516 2,221Pem em 2,056 2,277 2,163 2,373Bichollm 1,773 2,717 2,019 2,865S a t a r i .............. 1,499 3,220 2,877 2,006Ponda .............. 1,887 3,144 1,882 3,648Sanguem 1,626 3,177 1,309 3,180Canacona 2,316 2,283 2,067 2,971Quepem 1,932 2,376 1,960 3,528Salcete 1,889 2,615 1,993 2,208Mormugao ... 2,777 • 4,107 2,437 2,393

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17. ESTIMATES OF 4>VEBAGE YIELD OF IMPORTANT CROPS FOR THE YEAR:

1982-83 A ^ 1983-84( c o n o i d . )

III. AGRICULTURE

Average yield In k|3. per hectare

C rop /T erritory / 1982-83 1983-84.Dist,rict/Taluka '

1

K harif

2

Rabi

3

Eharif

4

H abi

6

DAMAN D IST R IC T ... 1,967 Nil 1,701 N il

B A G I:GOA DISTRIC T... 1,275 Nil 1,224 Nil

W H E A T :

DAMAN D IS­T R IC T 1,853 Nil 1,768 Nil

DIU D IST R IC T ... 2,740 Nil 2,535 Nil

B A JB A :DIU D IST R IC T ... 1,587 Nil 1,370 Nil

Source: — Directorate o f Agriculture, Panaji.

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18. PROGRESS UNDER SOIL CONSERVATION DURING 198Z-8S AND 1988-84

III. AGRICULTURE

SI.NTo. Description 1982-83 1983-84

1 2 3 4

1. Area protected by bunds — (In h ectares):

a) New construction - -

b) R e p a ir s .......................... 1,000 1,000

2. Length o f bunds (In km/».)

a) New construction - -b) R e p a ir s .......................... 18 10

3. Expenditure— (R s. In lak h s):

a) New construction - -

b) R e p a ir s .......................... 12.07 5.60c) Subsidies .............. 9.37 3.60

Source: D irectorate o f Agriculture (Soli ConserA^atlonD ivision), Panaji.

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ill. AGRICULTURE

19. DISTBICTWISE NUMBER OF AGMCULTUBAXIMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY AS ON 15THI

APRIL, 1983 (LIVE STOCK CENSUS)

Item

3 4 5 6

■r . S03 67 670113 6 119

30,416 1,479 552 32,4474.646 90 1 4,7371,248 - 38 1,286

6,096 20 6,11615 - 368 383

18,402 481 3 18,8861,705 1,705

58 . _ 58914 753 130 1,797

126 8 . 134

555 58 147 7603,084 166 104 1,364

1. Hand operated im ple­ments : —

1) Sprayers ii) Dusters

2 Anim al operated im ple­m ents: —

i) W ooden ploughsii) Steel ploughsiii) D ischarrowiv) Cultivators (tri-

phali) ...v ) Seed drill

v i) Levelling karah (leveller)

v ii) W et land puddlers v iii) Olpad threshers

ix ) Animal carts

.H. Plant protection equipment and engines etc: —

1) Pow er operated sprayers/dusters ...

ii) D iesel engine pumpsets ..........................

iii) Electric pump sets

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19. DISTBICTWISE NUMBER OF AGBICULTUBAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY AS ON 15TH

APRIL, 1982 (LIVE STOCK CENSUS){Concld.)

III. AGRICULTURE

1 2 3 4 5 6

4. T ractor, pow er and their im­plem ents: —

i) P ow er tillers for agricultural purpose 57 4 1 62

ii) Tractors used for agricultural purpose 93 7 100

iii) M ould boardploughs .............. 122 7 1 130

iv) D isc harrow 31 - - 316. Planters 115 - - 1156. Levellers 472 283 1 7567. Combine harvesters: —

i) Tractor attached ... 7 7ii) Self propelled 1 ■ - 1

8. Other pow er operated equip­m ents: —

i) Threshers (paddy) 16 16ii) C heff cutters 5 . 5

iii) Sugarcane crushers 3 - - 3

S ource: — Thirteenth Quinquennial Census o f Livestock and Farm Equipment, 1982.

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III. AGRICULTURE20. NUIVIBEB AND AREA OF OPERATIONAL. HOLDINGS IN GOA, DAMAN AND DIU

SIZECLASSWISE, 1976-77 AND 1980-81 AGRICULTURAL CENSUSES___________

Number of Area operatedSI. No. Size-class holdings (in hectares)

(hectares)1976-77 1980-8KP) 1976-77 1980-8K1P)

1____________ r _________ 3_________ 4_________ 5__________ 6

1. Below 0.5 ... 41,646 46,549 13,185.19 10,989.B6(56) (56) (15) (12)

2. 0.5 — 1.0 ... 17,263 18,141 15,439.02 13,008.13(23) (22; (IS) (14)

S. 1.0 — 2.0 ... 9,652 l',044 16,147.20 15.463.64(13) (13) (19) (16)

4. 2.0 — 3.0 ... 2,849 3.233 8,223.73 7,631.29(4) (4) (10) (8)

5. 3.0 — 4.0 ... 1.3f53 1,223 5,460.10 4,123.74(2) (2) (6) (4)

6. 4.0 — 5.0 ... 740 800 3,644.73 3,574-91(1) (1) (4) (4)

7. 5.0 — 7.5 ... 873 628 6,342.11 3,698.71(1) (1) (7) (4)

8. 7.5 — 10.0 ... 482 487 4,413.06 4,207-6;!(1) (1) (5) (4)

9. 10.0 — 20.0 ... 345 331 5,881.97 5,727.45(— ) ( - ) (7) (6)

10. 20.0 — 30.0 ... 97 104 2,613.57 2.324SJ( - ) ( - ) (3) (2)

11. 30.0 — 40.0 ... 23 48 821.77 1.678.33(— ) ( - ) (1 ) (2)

12. 40.0 — 50.0 ... 14 30 627.58 ,1,291.41(— ) (—) (1) (1)

13. 50.0 & above ... 29 127 3,091.83 21,467.98(— ) (— ) (4) (23)

Total ... 75,396 82,745 85,891.86 95,187.41__________________________(100) (100) (ICO) (100)

Note: — Figures in brackets are percentages to rSspfectlvd totals.

Source: Agricultural Censuses, 1976-77 & 1980-81.

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21. NUMBER AND AREA OF OPERATIONAL HOLDINGS IN GOA DISTRICT— SIZECLASSWISE,

1976-77 AND 1980-81 AGRI. CENSUSES

III. AGRICULTURE

SI.No.

Size class (hectares)

Num ber o f holdings

Area operated (in hectares)

1976-77 1980-81 (P ) 1976-77 3 4 5

1980-81 (P ) : 6

1. B«low 0.5

2. 0.5 —1.0

3. 1.0 — 2.0

4. 2.0 — 3.0

5. 3.0 — 4.0

6. 4.0 —5.0

7. 5 .0 — 7.5

8. 7.5 — 10.0

9. 10.0 — 20.0

10. 20.0 — 30.0

11. 30.0 — 40.0

12. 40.0 — 50.013. 50.0 & above

) ■Total ...

40,052(55)16,781(23)

9,25(13)

2,599(4)

1,248(2)

673(1)

830(1)

463( 1)

341( - )

97( - )

23( - )

14( - )

29( - )72.403(100)

42,008 (56) 16,877 (22) 10,069 (13)

2,925 (4) 1,193 (2)

774 (1)

586 (1)

487 (1)

331 (— )

104 (— )

37 (— )

30 (— )

116 ( - ) 75,537 (100)

12,792.17(15)

15,071.47(19)

15,581.73(19)

7,603.54(9)

4,990.87(6)

3,341.74(4)

6,071.45(7)

'4,261.55(5)

5,798.18(7)

2,613.57(3)821.77

(1)627.58

(1)3,091.83(4)

82,667.45 (100)

10,004.01(11)

12.084.39(14)

14i082.42(16)6,824.68(8)

4,017.58(4)

3,46<*.37(4)

3.440.21(4)

4.207.63(5)

5,727.45(6)

2.324.63(3)

1,300.33(1)

1,291.41(1)

20.891.21 (23)

89,656.32(100)

N ote: — Figures in brackets are percentages to r6»pfectiv6 totals.

Source: Agricultural Censuses, 1976-77 &■ 1980-81.

29

IV. AN IM AL HUSBANDRY

22. DISTRICTWISE NUMBER OF LIVESTOCKAND POULTRY AS ON 15TH APRIL, 1982

(LIVE STOCK CENSUS)

s | Item

A. Livestock

1. Cattlea) C rossbred : —

M ales: —Under 1 year... ... 214 21 to 2 % years ... 130 1Over 21 years ... 291 3

i) Castrated ... 213ii) Non castrated ... 78 3

T otal males ... 635 6

Fem ales:Under 1 year ... 431 41 to 2 % years ... 344 16Over 2Vi years ... 1,155 7

1) In milk ... 770 3ii) D ry .............. 286 4lii) Not calved even

once ............ 99Tjptal fema,les 1.930 27

Total crossbred 2 665 33

216131294

21381

641

435360

1,162

773290

99

1,957

3.598

IV. AN IM AL HUSBANDRY

DISTRICTWISE NUMBER OF LIVESTOCKAND POULTRY AS ON 15TH APRIL, 1982

(LIVE STOCK CENSUS) (Ccmt.)

53| Item %o i 35 1

2 3 4 5 6

Indigenous

M ales: —

Under 1 year 1 to 3 years Over 3 years

6,29410,87147,982

294666

3,280

91206

1,140

6,67911,74352,402

i) Castratedii) N on-castrated ...

36,83611,146

3,053227

1,10436

40,99311,409

T ota l males ... 65,147 4,240 1,437 70,824

F em ales: —

Under 1 year1 to 3 y e a r s ................Over 3 years

8,76712,00733,906

448776

1,691

120145475

9,33512,92836,072

i) In m i l k ...............11) D ry ...............ill) N ot calved even

once ...............

12,16818,357

3,381

688882

121

234232

9

13,09019,471

3,511

T otal fem ales ... 54,680 2,915 740 58,335

T otal indigenous ... 1,19,827 7,155 ,2.177. 1,29,159

T ota l eattle ... 1,22,392 ,7.188 :,177 1.31,757

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IV. AN IM AL HUSBANDRY

22. DISTRICTWISE NUMBER OF LIVESTOCKAND POUL,TR¥ AS ON 15TH APRIL, 1982

(LIVE STOCK CENSUS) (ContJ

Item

2. Buffaloes

a) M ales: —

Under 1 year 2,318 40 1 2,3S91 to 3 y e a r s ................ 3,234 83 - 3,317Over 3 years 9,711 158 - 9,869

i) Used for breed­ing only

li) Used for work926 . 46 u ■ 972

and breeding ... 8,785 112 - 8,897

T ota l males ... 15,263 281 1 15,545

Fem ales: —Under 1 year 4,149 117 16 , ,4,2821 to 3 y e a r s ................ 4,942 173 36 5,151Over 3 years 19,303 633 58 19,994

I) In m i lk .............. 10,923 388 37 11,34811) D ry ..............

ill) Not calved even7,116 224 21 7,361

once ........... 1,264 21 * 1,285

Total fem ales.............. 28,394 923 110 29,427

T otal buffaloes 43,657 1,204 111 44,972

Total bovine.............. 1,66,049 8;3g2 ■3,2^ ' 1,76,729

32

IV. A N IM A L HUSBANDRY

22. DISTRICTWISE NUMBER OF LIVESTOCKAND POULTRY AS ON ISl'H APRIL, 1982

(LIVE STOCK CENSUS) {ContJ

—• d ItemO

cb31Q

30

3

1 2 3 4 5 6

3. S;heep .......................... 858 170 21 1,049

4. G oats .......................... 22,989 3,472 1,255 27,716

S. H orses and ponies 3 49 2 54

6. M ules .......................... - - - -

7. I > o n k e y s .......................... 5 9 24 38

« . P igs

a ) C rossbred /exotic: —

i) Malesii) Females

499480

72150

* 571630

Total crossbred / e x o t i c ............... 979 222 - 1,201

to) Indigenous: —

i) Males ...............ii) Females

37.S0234,157

2880

71

37,33734,233

Total indigenous ... 71,459 108 8 71,575

Total pigs ............... 72,438 330 8 72,776

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22. DISTRICTWSE NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY AS ON 15TH APRIL, 1982

(LIVE STOCK CENSUS) (ContJ

IV. AN IM AL HUSBANDRY

Item

9. D ogs ..........................B. P ou ltry

10. F ow ls :

i) C ocks:—D esl ...............Im proved

Total

ii) HM is: —Deai ...............Im proved* Total

iii) Chicken (bel«w 5 m ontha): —Desl ...............Im proved

Total

T otal fo w ls :—Desi ...............

IniprovedTotal

54,169 1,489 2,883 58,541

51,57015,448

1.71.8411.83.8423.55,683

1,33.27253,020

1,3323

1,380 54,28215,451

67,018 1,335 1,380 69,733

98,847

8,5582

1,86,292 8,560

6.537 1,87,216 1,83,851

6.537 3,71,067

4.897 1,46,72753,022-

4.897 1,99,749

3,56,683 18,728 2,52,310 146,08,993 18J42 12,814 6,40,548»

12,814 3,88,225- 2,52,324

34

23. mSTBICTWSE NUMBER OF ULVESTOCK AND POULTRY AS ON 15TH APRIL, 1982

(LIVE STOCK CENSUS) (ConcU.)

IV. AN IM AL HUSBANDRY

— d02'z Item g

O

cC3eC3Q

5soh

1 2 3 4 5 «

11. Duiclcjs 424 262 75 761

1 2 . D rakes .............. 23» 292 195 726

13. Duicklings 24 119 112 255

14. Others ............... 112 - 12 124

Total poultry ... 6,09,792 19,415 13,208 6,42.415

ti;>urce: — Thirteenth Quinquennial Census o f L ive«tock

9 d b ,

Nationaf-Institute of Educational Planning and A ministration 17-B ,SnAurbm^M^.N^wC)elhi-110016 D O C.

23. GSilNKBAL INFORMATION RELATING TO ANIMAL, HUSBANDRY AND VETEKINAKiY

SERVICES FOR THE YEARS1982-83 AND 1983-84

IV. AN'IMAL HUSBANDRY

S I . Item Unit 1982-83 1J983-84No,1 2 3 4 5-

1. Veterinary hospital... No. 1 1

2. Veterinary dispensaries » 14 16

3. Veterinary surgeonsand otliers .............. * 27 27

•1. Extension Officers ... » 12 12

5. D ressers ... •• ^1 32

6. Stockmen ■ .............. * I 121

7. Government P oultry Farm .......................... 1 1a) Poultry Manager ... » 1

b ) P oultry Assistants » ^ 2

c) Poultry Attendents > ; '

36

23. GEJ^EBAL. INFORMATION RELATING TO AN »IAL. HUSBANDRY AND VETERINARY

SERVICES FOR THE YEARS1983-83 AND 1983-84 (contd.)

SI. N o. Item Unit 1982-83 1983-841 2 3 4 5

IV. AN IM AL HUSBANDRY

8 . MilK distributed

th rou gh governm ent Litres in

dairies .......................... lakhs 50.45 54.56

9. A m ou nt o f subsidy d isbursed

a ) P oultry de’/e lop -

.......................... Rs. in lakhs q.41 0.47

b ) P iggery develop­

m ent ...................... 0 03 0.16

c ) Cross-bred calf ... ” j gg 31

10. K e y V illage Scheme...

Centre ............... No. 1 1

b ) ' Sub-centres ... •• 58 63

37

23. GENERAL INFORMATION RELATING TO ANIMAL HUSBANDRY AND VETERINARY

SERVICES FOR THE YEARS1982-88 AND 1983-84 (concld.^>

IV. AN IM AL HUSBANDRY

SINo.

1

I loin Unit 1982-83

i

1983-84

5

11. Artificial Insemina­tions perform ed No. 4,811 2,349

12. Inoculations perfor­med .......................... No. '000 740 854

13. Castrations perform ed No. 1,659 1,448

14. Analysis & exam ina­tions .......................... 179 231

15. Cases treated:

a) Contagious diseases 1,415 3S6b ) Non-contagious d i­

seases .............. 3,94,701 6,61,026Total .............. 3,96,116 6,61,412

c) In p a t ie n ts .............. No. ‘ooo: 76 75d) Out patients “ 320 586

N ote : — 4 Veterinary doctors are on deputation. Data relates to the Departmental activity only.

Source: — Directorate o f Animal H usbandry and Veteri­nary Services, Panaji.

38

40>

a o>

n

o

FISH catch W the fisheries OEPMffMlNT< 1 9 6 3 )

(•

uir____ ____ E E o q ___

J«i (%b MarAprNtt kisJi Ats 9>pOct NtvOes

24. MONTHWISE FISH CATCH BY THE FISHERIES DEPARTMENT DURING

1988 AND 1984

V. FISHERIES

:31. No. MonthQuantity o f fish

catch in kgs. Value in Rs.

1983 1984 (P ) 1983 1984 (P )

1 2 3 4 5

1. January ... 56,460 9,104 50,380 6,242February ... 26,475 12,739 32,699 12,154

3. March ... 20.072 13.683 20,644 11,8244. April ... 37,434 8,591 30,529 5,5185. May ... 12,826 0,904 21,444 4,-166f). June ... — — — —7. July ... - - - -8. August ... - - - -9. September ... 3,625 728 2,440 213

10. October 2,283 14,933 1,807 2,i90811. November ... 12,332 17,255 14,534 9,78412. December 9,901 5,267 10,357 7,344

Total ... 1,81,408 92,204 1,84,834 60,453

Sou*-ce:— Directorate o f Fisheries, Panaji.

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25. DISTRICTWISE AND VAIIIETYWISE QJUAN

DURING 1983

(Quantity in ttonnes

V. FISHE

SI. No. ItemGoa

3

1982 (R ,

Daman Diu TTotal

6

1, M ackarel;

i) Quantityii) Value ...

1,488.887.42

1,488.887.42-

2. Sardines:

i) Quantityii) Value ...

10,162.2252.48

10,162.2252.48

3. Cat fish :

i) Quantityii) Value ...

509.65.60

87.6 120.1 717.30.79 1.01 7.40-

4. Shark:

i) Quantityii) Value

204.8 422.3 160.5 787.ff5.53 11.40 3.85 20.78

5. Seer fish :

i) Quantityii) Value

630.8 77.5 140.7 849.0-38.48 2.48 4.08 45.04

40

RIES

riTY AND VALUE OF MARINE FISH CATCH

\ND 1983

ind value in lakh Rs.)

1983

Goa Daman Diu Total7 8 9 10

1,224.4 1,224.458.16 ■ ■ 58.16

10,584.3 10,584.3266.60 “ ■ 266.60

745.8 400.1 168.4 1,314.35.96 3.80 1.59 11.35

283.9 681.0 140.6 1,105.55.39 16.68 3.51 25.58

610.5 366.8 127.7 1,105.027.47 11.92

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4.85 44.24

25. DISTRICTWISE AND VARIETYWISE QJUANDURING 1982

(Quantity in tonnes

V. FiSHE

1982 (R )

Goa Daman Diu •Total

i 2 4 3 5 6

6. P raw n s:i) Quantity

ii) Value ...... 4,876.0

m .22165..'S15.23

1,619.6140.91

6,661.1619.36

7. P rom fre is :i) Quantity

ii) Value ...261.540.27

333.952.09

540.680.01

1,136.0172.37

8. Jew fish :i) Quantity

ii) Value ...... 1,305.3

33.94322.09.02

1,627.342.96

9. Bom bay ducks:i) Quantity

ii) Value ...... 2,044.0

77.672,708.5

97.514,752.5175.18

10. Others:i) Quantity

ii) Value... 14.878.1

320.641,469.1

17.873,934.8

42.3520,282.0

380.8^

11. T otal:i) Quantityii) Value ...

... 33.011.8 ... 1,213.64

5.905.2211.47

9,546.8378.74

48,463.«1,803.8^

Source: — Directorate of J'isheries, Panaji.

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RIES

TITY AND VALUE OF MARINE FISH CATCH

AND 1983

and value in lakh Rs.)

1983

Goa. Daman Diu Total7 8 9 10

5.699.5 219.9 1.229.2 7,148.6712.44 23.08 147.50 883.02

834.7 1,171.0 313.9 2,319.6137.73 181.50 45.51 364.74

12.5 781.2 194.4 1,088.10.35 24.60 8.24 33.19

16.7 1,845.2 2,203.8 4,065.70.65 72.80 83.74 157.19

15.152.5 3,259.5 2,,513.3 20,925.3260.50 44.11 31.22 335.83

35,164.8 8,724.7 6,991.3 50,880.81,475.25 378.49 326.16 2,179.90

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V. FISHERIES26. DISTRICTWISE DISPOSAL, OF MARINE

FISH CATCH DURING 1983

Q uantity disposed in tonineft SU No. Method o f disposal ----------------------------- ----------------------

1 2Goa

3Daman

4Diu

5To^tal

•6

1. M arketed f r e s h .............. 32,305 6,924 5,420 441,6492. Sun d r i e d .......................... 766 524 665 11,95.53. Salted .......................... 993 753 596 2,3424. Miscellaneous including

manure .......................... 1,101 524 810 1,935T o t a l .......................... 35,165 8,725 6,991 5(0,881

Source: — Directorate o f F isheries. Panaji.

V. FISHERIES

26-A QUANTITY AND VALUE OF FROZEN SHRIMPS AND OTHER FISH EXPORTED FROM GOA DURING THE YEARS FROM

1980 TO 1983Quantity in tonnes Value in Rs. lakhs

E xport o f

Frozen Bulk fro - T ota lY ear shrim ps zen fish to

to Japan Singapore

Quan- , Quan- , Quan-tity Value tity Value y ty

2 3_____4 5 6 79 7 S Q BC m _ _ 0 7 a 9 Rfi m1980 ........................................ 278.3 86.00 - - 278.3 86.00

1981 ........................... 1,168.3 473.71 - - 1,168.8 473.711982 ............ 2,224.8 1,050.50 1.643.8 144.22 3,868.6 1,194.721983 .......................... 1,575.6 742.93 3,301.3 310.67 4,876.91,053.60

Source ; — Directorate o f F isheries, Panaji.

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V. FISHERIES

27. DISTBICTWISE NUMBER OF FISHINGCRAFTS AND GEARS AS ON 15TH APRIL,

1982 (LIVESTOCK CENSUS)

SI. BMo. Item Goa Daman Diu Totala 2 3 4 5 6

1. F ishing Crafts;a) Mechanised b oa ts :—

1) G-ill netters 251 195 136 . 58211) Trawlers 282 . 11 152 445ill) L iners ............... 36 1 37iv) Others ............... 21 2 40 63Total ............... 590 209 328 1,127b) Non-mechanised

boats: —i) Beach seine

boats ............... 134 65 . 19911) P lank built

boats ............... 752 7 6 763iii) D ug out can-

noes ............... 1,280 39 188 1,507iv) Catamarans 22 22v) Others ............... 17 4 _ 21

Total ............... 2,205 115 194 2,5142: F ish in g g ea rs : —

i) D rag nets 544 78 84 656ii) Gill n e t s .............. 4,688 16,090 17,336 38,114

iii) Trawl nets 580 140 486 1,206iv) Cast nets 707 73 50 830V ) Trap ............... 206 7 311 524

V i ) Shore seines 424 2 109 535v i i ) Spawn collecting

nets ............... 142 211 98 451viii) Others .............. 832 273 1,211 2,316

Total 8,123 16,874 19,635 44,632

S ou rce : — Thirteenth Quinquennial Census of Livestock and Farm Equipm ent, 1982.

45

38. TOTAL AREA AND ADDITIONAL A.REA BROUGHT UNDER FOREST PL.ANTATION

DURING 1981-82, 1982-83 AND 198884

VI. FORESTS

Area In hectares

SI. No. Item 1981-82 1982-83 1983-841 2 4 5

1. Area under forest p lantation at the be­g inn ing o f the year ... 25,919 26,732 27,690

2. A dditional area bi-ought under plantation dur­ing the year:1) K u ca ly p lu s ...............2) T e a k ..........................3) R ubber ..............4) Cashew ...............5) Casuarina ...............6) Bam boo ...............7) Others ...............

5722050

3286

18334

574420

19110

7825

790T otal .......................... 813 958 893

3. T otal area under fo ­rest plantation at the end o f the year 26,732 27,690 28,583

4. N um ber of labour units engaged (in ‘000 m andays) ............... 746 514 610

5. Am ount spent for plantation w ork (in '000 R s .) ............... 4,477 4,373 4,882

6. Area w orked und<ir the system o f clear felling .......................... 61 N. A, N. A.

S o iir c a C o iis e r v a to r ot Forests, Panaji.

46

FQAESr PLANWION

199-62 8 2 - 6 3 83-84

29, QUANTITY AND VALUE OF FOREST PRODUCE DURING 1983-83

AND 1983-84

VI FORESTS

SI. No). Item 1982-83 1983-811 2 3 4

I IVviajor items

1., F irew ood in cubic meters .............. 31,296 52,131

2.. Poles (,numbers) ... 6,312 10,903

3,. Tim ber i n cubic meters .............. 4.098 3,883

4. Total value realised in ‘000 .......................... 8,929 7,235

II M inor items

1. Canes (000’ nos) 42 22

2. Bamboos (OOO’nos) - 17

Source; — Conservator of Forests, Panaji.

47

50. GENERAL INFORMATION ON INDUSTRIES IN GOA FOR THE YEARS 1980-81

AND 1981-82

VII. INDUSTRIES

SI. No. i

Item Unit3

Year1980-81

41981-82

Factories covered by Annual Survey o f Industries Number 194 208

2. Productive capital ... Rs. inlakhs 20,535.9

a) F ixed capital ... > 16,097.3b ) W orking capital » 4,438.6

3. Out.standing loans > 11,796.5

4. Persons em ployed Number 15,249a) W orkers ... » 11,342b) Other than w or­

kers .... » 3,907

5. Man hours worked Number 346,28,560

19.879.715.370.8 4,508.9

12,827.3

16,60812,029

4,579

358,97,128

6. W ages, salaries and Rs. inother benefits ... lakhs

7. Total value o f inputs >a) Fuel consumed... *

b ) R aw materialconsumed ... »

c) W ork done byother concerned >

d) Purchase valueo f goods sold in the same condi­tion as purchased >

« ) Depreciation ... »I ) Other expenses ... »

1,175.1

15,300.61,790.8

10,986.4

348.0

1,369.2

24,430.92,567.5

15,062.0

511.9

208.0 3,418.71,362.7 1.990.6

604.7 880.2

48

30. GENERAL INFORMATION ON INDUSTRIES IN GOA FOR THE YEARS 1980-81

AND 1981-82 'fioncldj

VII. INDUSTRIES

SI. No. 1

Item2

Unit3

Year

1980-814

1981-325

8. E x-factory net sel­ling value of pro­ducts and by-prov Rs. inducts .......................... Iakh3 19,958.1 22.333.5

b. Gross output ... * 21,380.4 28,030.9

lO. Value added by ma­nufacture » 6,079.8 3,600.0

Source: — Annual Survey o f Industries.

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81. INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL, PRODUCTION IN GOA, 1979 to 1983

Base year: 1975 «= 100

Y early indices

VII. INDUSTRIES

^ Item o f products ,

1 2 3 4 5 B 7 8

1. Canned fish 0.33 0.36 0.45 0.45 0.59 0.612. Canned fruits ... 0.08 0.04 0.('3 0.03 _ 0.053. F lour ............... 0.70 0.81 0.34 0.64 0.60 0.614. Cashew kernels... 2.38 2.16 2.52 2.05 0.95 1.655.6.

Beer ...............Bottled s w e e t

0.45 0.96 7-96 0.96 1.02 1.26

water ............... 0.72 0.65 0.73 0.82 1.1. 4.347. Soda water 0.09 0.43 0.43 0.23 0.29 0.688. Cotton yarn 1.37 1.11 2.34 2.03 2.53 2.929. N ylon fishnet ... 0.13 0.31 0.63 0.73 0.84 0.92

10. Sawn planks 0.13 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.2611. News papers 1.26 1.E2 1.58 1.36 1.36 1.7112.13.

Giant tyres Animal d r a w n

25.06 34.90 37.34 15.79 35.40 35.71

vehicle tyres ... 0.38 - 0.17 0.57 1.51 0.8314.15.

Camel back P.V.C. & plastic

0.21 0.22 0.24 0.08 0:16 0.12

sandals ............... 0.20 0.18 0.06 0.08 0.09 -16. P lastic bottles ... 0.12 1.38 0.93 0.12 0.20 0.2617.18.

Spectacle fram e... Potassium per­

0.23 0.18 0.30 0.49 0.37 0.41

manganate J.46 3.51 2.38 1.09 2.02 0.99

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IMDeX OF in d u s t r ia l p r o d u c t io n in GOA• l e #

1.00

J50

iO O

MO M f f l l

%C6

1 5 0

1 0 0

H 7 5 5 0 SI f J

31. INBEX OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION IN GOA, 1979 to 1983 (ContJ

Base year: 1975 = 100

VII. INDUSTRIES

Y early indices

Item o f products

i9. O xygen gas 0.05 0.95 1.22 1.80 0.44 0.2920. F ungicide (solid)21. Fungicide (li­ 0.07 -

quid) ...............22. Pesticides form a­ 0.09 - - - - -

tion (liquid) 19.35 51.67 •W.27 38.55 52.44 53.2123. Urea ..............24. Phosphatic ferti­

27.12 37.90 18.50 25.42 40.34 34.71lizer (P* Os)

25. R eady & m ixed0.11 n.23 0.09 0.27 0.14 0.92

paints (liqui'i,' ... 26. Pharm aceutical

0.11 0.09 0.17 O .IG 0.16 0.33products (liquid) 0.80 1.68 2.80 2.45 2.63 2.89

27. Tablets .............. 0.95 1.88 5.83 8.00 3.05 9.5728. Surgical cotton...29. Antibiotic drugs

0.68 0.87 1.21 1.50 1.26 2.2G

(in vials) 0.19 - - - - -

30. Cosmetic ( lotion) 0.26 0.70 0.40 0.42 0.G9 0.5831. Non-cerem ic tiles32. T iles (except ro­

0.18 0-25 0.25 0.28 0.25 0.2fi

ofing tiles) 0.13 0.04 0.04 0.05 0.04 0.72

33. Posts & poles ... 0.20 - - - 0.04 0.03

51

SI. INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL, PRODUCTION JN GOA, 1979 to 1983 (Concld.)

Base year: 1975 = 100

VII. INDUSTRIES

Yearly indices

o^ Item of products

34. Ordinary w i c kstove .............

35. Fabricated stn ic-turuls ..............

36. R olling shutters37. Barges ..............38. Ore carriers39. Dredger ..............40. Bu! body build­

ing ..............41. Truck, van, pick-

-up body build­ing ...............

42. Carbon papers ...43. Typewriter rib-

boi"» .........44. I c e ..........................

0.06 0.09 0.05 0.05 0.02 0.01

0.39 1.60 l.'i.57 25.54 1.30 1.920.08 0.08 0.06 O.Ol 0.01 0.074.12 1.03 18.54 2.06 3.09 2.067.97 - - - - -

0.68 - - - - -

0.27 10.0 0.02 0.09 0.03 0.01

0.48 2.17 3.04 0JL20.22 0.15 0.04 0.03 0.03 0.01

0.08 0.17 0.08 0.04 0.03 0.03 .0.05 0.15 0.14 0.06 0.04 0.05

100.00 161.77 134.34 155.27 163.25

Source: — Directorate of Planning, Statistics and EJvalua- tion, Panaji. ••

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32. QUARTER WISE INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION IN GOA FOR THE YEAR, 1982

Base year: 1975 = 100

VII. INDUSTRIES

1975SI. No. Item o f / 1st 2nd Srd 4thproducts Quar-Quar- Quar-Quar-

ter ter ter ter rage

1. Canned ri:;h2. Canned fru ils ...3. F lour ...............4. Cashew kernels...5. Becr ...............6. B ottled s w e e t

water ...............7. Soda water8. Cotton yarn9. N ylon fishnet ...

10. Sawn planks11. News papers12. Giant tyres13. Animal d r a w n

vehicle tyres ...14. Camel back15. P.V.C. & plastic

sandals ...............16. Plastic bottles ...17. Spectacle fram e...18. Potassium per­

manganate19. Oxygen gas20. Fungicide (solid )21. Fungicide (li­

quid) ...............22. Pesticides form a­

tion (liquid)

3 4 5 6 7 8

0.33 0.69 0.38 0.51 0.76 0.590.08 - 0.02 . - .

0.70 0.58 0.55 0.62 0 63 0.602.38 0.14 1.00 1.26 1.40 0.950.45 1.07 1.20 0.65 1.14 1.02

0.72 1.15 1.51 0.70 1.25 1.150.09 0.23 0.31 0.24 0.39 0.291.37 2.47 2.26 2.82 2.58 2.530.13 0.65 0.64 1.01 1.06 0.840.18 0.05 0.05 0.03 0.03 0.041.2« 1.31 l.Si i:.35 1.47 1.36

25.06 34.58 34.08 41.60 31.33 35.40

0.38 1.24 1.47 1.53 1.79 1.510.21 0.07 0.16 0.30 0.10 0.16

0.20 0.07 0.11 0.10 0.06 0.090.12 0.18 0.19 0.25 0.19 0.200.23 0.29 0.43 0.38 0.39 0.37

1.46 2.47 2.77 1.07 1.75 2.02o.a-) 1.05 0.18 0.25 0.29 0.440.07 - - - - -0.09 - - - - -

19..35 47.02 •J2.05 61.92 1S.76 52,44

53

32. QUARTER WISE INDEX OF INDLSTRIAI. PRODUCTION IN GOA FOR THE YEAR, 1»82

(contd.) Base year: 1975 ^ 100

VII. INDUSTRIES

SI. No Item of products

1975(w ei­ght)

1stQuar­ter

2ndQuar­ter

Jrd 4th Quar- Quar ter ter

Ave­rage

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

23. Urea .............. 27.12 35.53 43.93 36.07 45.83 40.34

24, Phosphatic ferti­lizer (P= Os) o .n - 0.43 - 0.J2 0.14

25. Ready & mixed paints (liquid) ... 0.11 0.12 0.20 0.18 0.15- 0.10

26. Pharmaceutical products (liquid) 0.80 1.90 3.38 2.65 2.6G> 2.63

27. Tablets ............... 0.95 3.41 2.41 3.29 3.10* 3.05

28. Surgical cotton... 0.68 1.69 0.68 0.97 1.71 1.26

29. A ntibiotic drugs (in vials) 0.19 - - - - -

30. Cosmetic (lotion) 0.26 0.98 0.69 0.65 0.47 0.69

31. Non-cerem ic tiles 0.18 0.31 0.23 0.18 0.29 0.25

32. T iles (except ro­ofing tilths) 0.13 0.04 0.03 0.04 0.04 0.04

33. Posts & poles ... 0.20 O.OS 0.07 0.01 0.01 004

54

S2. QUABTERWISE INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL, PRODUCTION IN GOA FOR THE YEAR, 1982

( concld.) Base year : 1975 = 100

VII. INDUSTRIES

SI. No. Item of products

1975 1st 2nd (w ei- Quar-. Quar- ght) ter ter

3rdQuar­

ter

4thQuar­

terAve­rage

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

34. Ordinary w i c k stove ............... 0.06 0.06 0.01 0.02 0.02

. F abricated struc- turals ............... 0.39 0.15 0.99 1.58 1.48 1.30

36. R olling shutters 0.08 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.0137. Barges .............. 4.12 - - 4.12 8.24 3.0938. Ore carriers 7.97 - - - - -39. D redger ............... 0.68 - - - - -40. Bus bod y bu ild ­

ing ............... 0.Z7 0.08 - 0.04 0.0341. Truck, van, p ick-

-up body build­ing ............... 0.49 0.13 0.18 0.13 0.04 0.12

42. Carbon paper.s ... 0.22 0.01 0.06 0.03 0.02 0.0343. Typew riter r ib ­

bon ............... 0.08 0.01 0.04 0.02 0.06 0.0344. I c e .......................... 0.05 0.08 O.Ol 0.02 0.04 0.04

General Index o f Industrial P ro ­duction 100.00 140.90 154.01 166.55 159.64 155.27

Source: — D irectorate o f Planning, StatiBtics and Evalua­tion, PanajL

55

33. QUARTERWISE INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION IN GOA FOR THE YEAR 18)83

Base year: 1975 ■= 100

VII. INDUSTRIES

SI.„ Item o f

products1975(w ei­ght)

1stQuar­

ter

2ndQuar­

ter

3rdQuar­

ter

4thQuar­

ter, Ave­

rage

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1. Canned fish 0.33 0.99 0.27 0.48 0.69 0.612. Canned fruits ... 0.08 - 0.14 0.04 - 0.053. Flour 0.70 0.62 0.61 0.59 0.62 0.614. Cashew kernels... 2.38 0.71 1.64 2.07 2.17 1.655. Beer 0.45 1.26 1.57 0.88 1.34 1.266. Bottled

wavers w e e t

0.72 4.20 7.01 2.02 4.11 4.347. Soda water 0.09 0.55 0.77 0.50 0.89 0.688. Cotton yarn 1.37 3.06 2.77 3.03 2.82 2.929. N ylon fishnet ... 0.13 0-94 0.81 1.12 0.80 0.92

10. Sawn planks 0.13 0.32 0.32 0.17 0.24 0.2611. Newspapers 1.26 1.68 1.70 1.70 1.76 1.7112. Giant tyres 25.06 32.33 35.33 38.59 36.59 35.7113. Animal

vehicled r a w n

tyre,? ... 0.38 1.30 0.76 0.51 0.76 0.8314. Camel back 0.21 0.17 0.10 0.12 0.09 0.1215. P.V.C. & plastic

sandals .............. 0.20 . . .16. Plastic bottles ... 0.12 0.25 0.13 0.41 0.22 0.2517. Spectacle fram e... 0.23 0.40 0.39 0.38 0.45 0.41

56

S3. QUARTER WISE INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION IN GOA FOR THE YEAR 1983

(Contd.)

Base year: 1975 = 100

VII. INDUSTRIES

1st 2nd 3rd 4th .SI N o Quar- Quar- Quar- Quar-

" • products ght) ter ter ter ter rage

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

18. Potassium per­manganate 1.46 0.74 0.20 1.37 1.65 0.99

19. O xygen gas 0.05 0.34 0.28 0.20 0.33 0.29

20. Fungicide (solid) 0.07 - - - - -21. F ungicide (li­

qu id) .............. 0.09 - - - - -22. P esticides form a­

tion (liquid) 19.35 31.93 45.86 69.08 65.98 53.21

23. Urea 27.12 44.75 18.44 42.04 33.63 34.71

24. Phosphatic ferti­lizer (P i Os) ... 0.11 0.93 0.«7 1.10 0.99 0.92

25. Ready & m ixed paints ............... 0.11 0.2G 0.28 0.37 0.11 0.33

26. Pharmaceutical products (liquid) 0.80 2.11 2.65 3.71 3.09 2.89

27. Tablets ............... 0.95 9.22 7.58 10.81 10.66 9.5728, Surgical cotfon... 0.68 2.33 2.35 2.07 2.32 2.26

57

3S. QUARTERWISE INDEX OB’ INDUSTRIAL. PRODUCTION IN GOA FOR THE YEAR 1983

(ConcU.)

Base year: 1975 = 100

VII. INDUSTRIES

Item o f SI. No. products

1 2

1975(wei­

ght)

3

1stQuar­

ter

4

2ndQuar­

ter

5

3rd 4th Quar- Quar­

ter ter

e 7

A ve­rage

8

29. A nlibiotic drugs (in vials) 0.19

30. Cosmetic (lotion) 0.26 0.45 0.38 O.o9 1.11 0.5831. Non-cerem ic tiles 0.18 0.32 0.24 0.18 0.30 0.2632. T iles (.except ro­

ofing tiles) 0.13 0.69 0.67 0.76 0.74 0.7233. Posts & poles ... 0.20 0.08 0.02 0.02 0.01 0.0334. Ordinary w i c k

stove ............. O.OG 0.02 0.01 0.02 . O.Ol35. Fabricated struc-

turals 0.39 1.72 1.79 2.46 1.72 1.9236. Rolling .shatters 0.08 O.f'8 0.07 0.05 0.07 0.0737. Barges 4.12 4.12 - - 4.12 2.0638. Ore carrier:? 7.97 - - - - -39. Dredger .............. 0.68 - - - - -40. Bus body build­

ing .............. 0.27 0.04 0.0141. Truck, van, p ick-

-up body build­ing .............. 0.49

42. Carbon papers ... 0.22 0.01 0.02 0.02 - 0.0143. Typewriter r ib ­

bon .............. 0.08 0.01 0.03 0.04 0.03 0.0344. I c e .......................... 0.0.5 0.07 0.03 0.03 0.05 0.05

100.00 148.96 135.89 187.33 180.80 163.25

S o u rce :— Directorate o f Planning’, Statistica and Evalua­tion, Panaji.

58

QUANTITY OF MINERAL PRODUCTIONLakhtonnes

34. QUANTITY OF MINERAL PRODUCTION, 1977 to 1983

(In '000' tonnes)

VIII. MINERALS

Yearfli O OT J. .

gs|§gfa

1977 ... .............. 12.459 3 77 - 12,539

197S ... .............. 8,7!59 5 59 - 8,823

1979 ... .............. 10,980 7 57 9 11,062

1980 ... .............. 13,805 5 93 18 13,921

1981 ... .............. 11,951 4 113 30 12,098

1982 ... .............. 12,433 5 70 9 12,517

1983 ... .............. 10,3S3 4 43 21 10,451

S ou rce : — Directorate of iTidustriea and Mines, Panaj

59

35. INDEX OF MINERAL PRODUCTION IN GO A FOR THE YEARS 1977 to 1983

Base year: 1975 - 1(00

VIII. MINERALS

1 Items o f produc­

tion

1975 Annual index fo r the year

w ght) 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. Bauxite 0.00 _ _2. Iron

ore 97.72 93.89 69.12 97.44 103.75 92.53 96.27 <51.96

3. Man^a- nese ore 2.18 58.16 41.91 56.03 52.52 68.71 51.00 •29.95

4. M ouldingsand 0.10 103.99 87.68 136.54 160.72 113.96 100.04 75.94

4. Generalindex 1(X).00 93.12 68.54 96.57 102.69 92.03 95.28 80.79

"^urce 1) Indian Bureau o f Mines, Nagpur.2) Directorate o f Planning, Statistics & Evalua­

tion, Panaji.

60

INDEX OF MINERAL PRODUCTION IN GOA

.BASE: 1975=100

Ilf

iooj

79

SO

% s

0

O O

11.6

H f o o

7if

SO

28

071 7f SO H n *3

36. NUMBER OF TOWNS AND VILLAGES ELECTRIFIED AS ON 31ST MARCH, 1984

IX. ELECTRICITY

D istrictTotal

51Goa

2Daman

3Dlu

4

1. Number Oi villages as per 1981 Census 3S6 21 5 412

2. Number o f villages electrified during 1983-84 ......................... 5 . 5

3. Number o f villages electrified as on 31-3- -84 .......................... 3S8 21 4 393

4. Number o f villages yet to be electrified... 18 - 1 19

5. Number o f towns as per 1981 Census 15 I 1 17

6. Number of towns al­ready electrified 15 1 1 17

S o u rce ;— Office o f the Chief E lectrical Engineer, Panaji.

61

37. DISTBICTWISE ENERGY PURCHASED AMD SOLD DURING 1982-83 AND 1983-84

IX. ELECTRICITY

District

1982-83 1983-84

E lectricity in lakh kwh

Purchased Sold Purchased Sold1 2 3 4 S

Goa ... 3,111.5 2,210.0 3,335.G 2,535.5

Daman ... 86.2 53.3 10G.2 62.4

Diu 32.9 25.3 30.9

Total ... ... 3,230.6 2,288.6 3,472.7 2,6:18.7

N ote: — 1. No electricity is generated in the Union T e rr i­tory o f Goa, Daman and Diu.

2. The Union T erritory o f Goa, Daman and Diu purchases electricity from Karnataka and M aharashtra State Electricity Boards for sup­plying energy to Goa and from Gujarat E lec­tricity Board for supplying energy to Daman and Diu areas.

Source; — Office o f the Chief Electrical Engineer. Panaji

62

38. DISTRICTWISE CONTRACT DERLAND AND MAXIMUM DEMAND RECORDED, 1983-84

IX. ELECTRICITY

Item UnitDistrict

TotalGoa Daman Diu

1 2 3 4 5 6

I Contract dem and:

i) Karnataka (llO K V ) MW 60 - - 50ii) M aharashtra

(220KV) ............... MW G5 . 65ill) M aharashtra (33KV) MVA 4 - - 4

I V ) Gujarat (66 K V ) ... MVA - 2.70 - 2.70

v) Gujarat (11 K.VO ••• MVA - - 1.50 1.50

II Maximum dem and recorded ;

i) Karnataka (llO K V ) MW 66 - - 66ii) Maharashtra

(220KV) ............... MW 69 - . 69

iii) M aharashtra (33KV) MW 5.05 - 5.05

iv) Gujarat (66 K V ) ... MVA - 2.40 - 2.40

v) Gujarat (11 K V ) MVA - - 1.31 1.31

Source; — Office of the Chief Electrical E3ngrin&6r. Panaj!

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39. DISTRICTWISE CONSUMI'TION OF ELECTRICITY DURING 198S-83 AND 198S-84

(In lakh kwh)

IX. ELECTRICITY

Consumptioo o f electricityTotal

5

XI.&IX1/ I eur

1Goa

2Daman

3Diu4

D om estic:1982-83 .............. 480.0 18.3 7.8 506.11983-84 .............. 575.2 17 4 8.2 600.8Com m ercial:1982-83 .............. 140.0 5.9 1.8 147.71983-84 .............. 188.7 5.1 1.9 195.7Industria l:1982-83 .............. 1,160.0 25.2 11.6 1,196.81983-84 ............. J .255.5 34.1 5.6 1,295.2Irrig a tion ;1982-83 .............. 120 0 1.4 2.6 124.01983-84 • .............. 53.8 1.1 3.0 57.9

Others (public light­ing, water works, non-industrial and m iscellaneous):

1982-83 .............. 310.0 2.5 1.5 314.01983-84 .............. 462.3 4.7 2.L 469.1

T o ta l:1982-83 .............. 2,210.0 53.3 25.3 2.288.619S3-84 .............. 2,535.5 62.4 20.8 2,618.7

N ote: — • Electricity consumed under water works, for1983-84 is separated from Irrigation and included in others.

S ource; O ffice o f the Chief Electrical Engineer, Panaji.

64

jaso*

jooo

7S0

BO O

3.5*0

0

CONSUMPTION OF ELECTRIC‘TY 19S3-84

C2SS

Lakh kwh. n J 500

1250

j e M

7 s o

500

U 5 6

0

440. ZONEWISE DAILY CONSUMPTION OF WATER DURING 1982-83 & 1983-84

X. WATER SUPPLY

Centre o f ctoD3 umptlon

1 a 3 4 6 6

Walter supplied thromgh zonal schennes

1. Op<a network(a ) S^<anaji zone 1981-82

1982-831983-84

9,2139,750

10,546

12,90013.40014.400

720750770

13,62014,15015,170

(b ) S»onda zone 1981-821982-831983-84

2,7483,2833,800

6,3006,7007,200

730830980

7,0307,5308,180

(c ) M argao zone 1981-821982-831983-84

6,1256,6507,153

7,0857,5858,220

500650770

7,5858,3858,990

(d ) Waaco zone 1981-821982-831983-84

3,2443.6413,844

23,22025,48026,900

1,1001,5001,900

24,32026,98028,800

05

40. ZONEWISE DAILY CONSUMPTION OF WATER DURING 1982-83 & 1983-84

(contd.)

X. WATER SUPPLY

Centre o fconsumption Tear

S'S I b n ' 2-2 S ®

§|lgsuB cS - l i

SSftI g a l

1 a S 4 6 6

2. Assonora network (a) Mapusa zone 1981-82 3,273 3,040 200 3,240

1982-83 3,385 3,360 260 3,6201983-8J 3,908 3,470 560 4,030

(b ) Bicholim zone 1981-82 558 350 60 4101982-83 572 400 130 5301983-84 650 630 160 790

(c) Porvorim zone 1981-82 1,509 955 120 1,0751982-83 1,552 1,300 130 3,4301983-84 1,655 1,380 180 1,560

(d ) Calangute zone 1981-82 724 600 20 6201982-83 786 760 20 7801983-84 926 900 20 920

3. Oanaeona network 1981-82 52 70 1,500 1,5701982-83 78 100 1,800 1,9001983-8-1 100 130 2,200 2,330

66

40/. ZONEWISE DAIL.Y CONSUMPTION OF WATER DURING 1982-83 & 1983-84

(concld.)

"S « g ® a S 'I'Ss i |§ |a

- -p i i f i i } i| l| !I i j

X. WATER SUPPLY

1 2 3 4 5 6

4. Valpioi netw ork 1981-82 199 150 50 2001982-83 243 170 70 2401983-84 266 180 70 250

5. Pertuem network 1981-82 159 120 50 1701982-83 185 140 50 1901983-84 205 150 50 200

6. Sang’ttem network 1981-82 724 525 50 5751982-83 724 540 6001983-84 724 560 TO 620

7. Sanqmelim net-worrk 1981-82 516 250 120 370

1982-83 637 800 160 9601983-84 686 840 200 1,040

T ota l for all 1981-82 29,044 55,565 5,220 60,785zoniea 1982-33 31,486 60,835 6,410 67,245

1983-84 34,463 64,960 7,920 72.880

Sourc®: — Public Works Department, Altinho, PanaJL

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41. OPERATION OF SCHEDULED COMMERCIAL BANKS DURING THE Y^EARS 1972 TO 198S

(R f. in lakhs)

XI. BANKING AND INSURANCE

Year*

1

No. o f offices

2

Deposits

3

Cre41t (loan* aivances a id bills)

4

m a ......... 123 7,223 4,144

1973 .............. 132 9,023 4,332

1 9 7 4 .............. 136 10,518 5,459

1976 .............. 148 12,565 6,308

1976 .............. 17i 15,913 7,354

1977 .............. 208 18,323 7,346

1978 .............. 216 20,306 7,983

1979 .............. 229 26,666 11,219

1980 .............. 241 32,250 12,843

1981 .............. 246 37,546 16,619

1982 (P ) ... 249 43,897 17,439

1983(F) 256 51,742 18.211

• As on last F riday of December.

Source; — Reserve Bank o f India, Bombay.

68

OFFICES OF SCHEDULED BANKS

XI. BANKING AND INSURANCE

42. INSURANCE BUSINESS IN GOA DURING 1982-83 AND 1983-84

(Policies in nos.) (Premium paid in ‘(XX) Rs.)

T y p e o f insurance 1982-832

1983-843

I. L iife*

a) P olicies

b ) Sum assured

c) Prem ium paid

9,346

1.72,925

4,064

10,842

2,23,111

5,140

II. (General **

1. FLre

a) P olicies

b ) Prem ium paid

8,735

5,6828, IS I

8,738

2. Ifa rln e (hull)

a) P olicies

b) Prem ium paid

1,272

18,6611,985

20,346

3. M arine (cargo)

a) P olicies

b) Prem ium pai.d

1,948

2,600

2.6iS

6,381

69

42. INSURANCE BUSINESS IN GOA DUBING 1982-83 AND 1988-84

(C o n o id . J

XI. BANKING AND INSURANCE

T ype ot Insurance 1981-82 1982-831 2 3

4. Autom obile

a) P olicies ....... 25,307 37,163

b) Prem ium paid ... 11,656 23,565

6. M iscellaneous

a) Policiea ........ 6.0G2 9,170

b) Prem ium paid ... 3.723 4,355

N ote: — *The data pertaining to L ife Insurance given above is exclusively about new policies. The in­form ation about old policies is not available with the L ile Insurance Company. The data pertain­ing to L ife also relates to Union T erritory o f Goa, Daman and Diu.

♦♦Data pertaining to General Insurance relate to the calander years i. e. ''.982 and 1983. As weil, the data given for the year 1982 is excluiiive ot the inform ation o f National Insurance Company.

Source: — Directorate o f Planning, Statistics and Evalua­tion, Panaji.

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XII. CO-OPERATION

43. PROGRESS OF CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIESD U R I N G 1982-83 A N D 1983-84

(Am ount in Rs. ’000)

■ T n wiCooperative year (July-June)

No

1 21982-83

31983-84

4

1. NTo. o f societies ... 470 547

2. NTo. o f members ... 2,62,958 2,72,508

3. Slhare capital 1,18,155 1,28,766

4. W ork in g capital ... 9,39,545 10,68,122

5. D*eposita .............. 4,84,642 5,47,371

6. Litoans advanced ... 2,25,736 3,09,417

7. Lrtoans outstandiniT 4,62,242 4,43,741

8. Sales ............... 3,24,477 2,92,186

9. P ro fit ............... 12,723 17,413

10. L o s s .......................... 13,997 17,688

S ource: — Registrar of Co-operative Societies, Panaji.

7 1

44. FUNCTIONING OF CONSUJMER

XII. CO-OPE

1

mType of stores

K af sA Pi OQg

1 2 3 4 &

1. Wholesale/Central stores 2 11,381 1,831

2. Primary stores ............ 68 20,480 2,184

Total............ 70 31,8(51 4,015

Source: — Registrar of Co-operative Societies, PanaJL

72

(Amount in Be. In l^hjsX

Societies having S ^ y ? ’ . P ro fit . L oss

m 3 b < mo-Sj -3^ gj, Ko. of No. offtocie- Am ount s o d » - Amount

“ ties ties7^ 11 « 9 10 U 12 ‘

1,13,730 1.24,428 - 2 827 - -

■ IKO&T 44 ,'736 1 43 1,153 IS? iSU

1458:827 1* 61 1,980 18- 131

7S

45. FUNCTIONING OF CONSUMER

XII. C(0-0PE

dZ55

Type of storesy m O go 2 Z «

01 vt ^o V .Q 0 . 3S g .Ml 8

1 2 8 4 6 .

1. W liole sale/Central stores 2 11,381 1,622

2. Prim ary stores .............. 72 25,541 1,726

Total ............. . 74 36.922 3,348

Source; — Registrar of Co-operative Societies, PtmaJL

74

STORES DURING 1983-84 (JULY-J17NE)

(Am ount in Rs. in lakhs)

RATION

I s

7

. §!>« .2 w 3 .£

5

c

8

Societies havingP rofit Loss

p,

6

No. o f socie­ties

9

Amount

10

No. o f socie­ties

11

Amount

12

1,11.400 1,21,977 — 2 519 — -

82,646 51,492 1 54 1,207 17 138

1,94,046 1,73,469 1 56 1.726 17 138

75

46. TYPE OF BANKS/COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES IX)ANS AND WORKING CAPITAL FOR

XII. CO-OPE

81. No. T ype o f aoclety/bank

s0 3d-2I s Mg

Cl’Q

1 2 3 4 5 8

1. Goa State Cooperative Bank... 1 15,960 5,965 1,.<58,9262. Urban b^nks .......................... 4 93.348 16,217 3,20,6113. Urban credit cdoperattve so­

cieties ...................................... 65 15,549 4,712 3.1494. ConsumP? cooperative societies 70 31,861 '1,015 2i)5. Dairy cooperative societies ... 66 6,825 967

6. Farm ing cooperative societies 2 28 37. Fisheries cooperative societies 14 3.616 3,5288. H ousing cooperative societies 106 3,199 5,911 -

9; Industrial and oUier coopera­tive societies .......................... 31 2,345 543 28

10. Marketing cooperative socie­ties .................................................. 3 4,010 885 -ISl

11. Poultry cooperative societies... 2 526 22 -12. Processing; cooperative socie­

ties ................................................. 2 3,265 67,117 -58813. Service cooperative societies... 102 82,259 7,989 80614. Transport cooperative socie­

ties ................................................. 2 167 281 -

T o t a l .......................... 470 2,62,958 1,18,155 4,84,642

Source: —Registrar of Co-oi>eratlve Societies, Paoajl.

76

WITH M£MB£IBSHIF> SHAR£ CAPITAI^ DEPOSITS, THE YEAR ENDING 30TH JUNE, 1983

(Amount In Rs. ’000)

RATION

Lioana

the year

P rofit Losa No profitno loss

No. 3 of ao- 2

cletles 5No.

of so­cieties "I

i o

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

92,793 99,859 1,94,96!) 1 18110,3,929 2,80,516 4,22,687 - 4 6,203 - - -

14,905 15,243 17,009 573 54 668 10 4 1- - 37,643 1,69.164 51 1,980 18 131 1170 1,943 12,811 9,046 39 188 16 309 11

1,066 _ 118 114 1 86 . 1- 27,073 41,350 6,728 4 79 1 2,522 9

4,6S2 21,441 1,03,545 - 68 462 28 143 1011 84 3,965 5,463 9 138 4 133 18

613 23 3,576 30,851 - - 1 23 2- - 171 230 1 1 1 15 -. . 62,459 30,086 1 10,365 1

7,6S7 14,590 31,916 72,222 80 2,737 15 352 7

1,470 2,326 - - - - - 22,25,736 4,62,242 9,39,545 3,24.477 312 12.723 95 13,997 63

n

47. TYPE OF BANKS/COOPERATIVE SOC3IETIES IX>ANS AND WORKING CAPITAL. FOR

XII. CO -O PE

SI. No. Type o f society/bank SS fttag

1 2 8 4 6 6

1. Goa Static Cooperative Bank... 1 14,382 6,770 11,65,6792. Urban banks ......................... 4 74,890 19,000 3,77,3443. Urban u u dit cooperative so­

cieties ..................................... 78 18,670 5,947 3,7444. Consumer cooperative societies 74 36,922 3,348 225. Dairy cooperative socieues ... 83 7,714 990 -G. Farm ing cooperative societies 2 28 247. Fisheries cooperative societies 15 3,535 3,584 -8. H ousing cooperative societies 134 3,298 6,767 -

9. Industrial and otiif^r coopera­tive societies ........................ 43 8,371 1,824 64

10. M arketing cooperative socie­ties ................................................. 2 3,970 882 481

11. Poultry cooperative societies... 2 526 22 -

12. Processini-' cooperative socie­ties .............. ........................ 2 3,299 70,241 23

13 Service cooperative societies ... 105 96,770 9,203 1414. Transport cooperative socie­

ties ................................................. 2 133 164Total ... 547 2.72,508 1,28,766 5,47,3T1

Source; — Registrar of Co-operative Societies, PanajL

78

WITH MEMBERSHIP, SHARE CAPITAL,, DEPOSITS; THE YEAR ENDING SOTH JUNE, 1984

(Amount in Rs. ’000)

RATION

Lioans P rofit NoL oss no

profit1033

n o to

11% ■d S.S ^ ^ s l

m ;

2 . am® u <n

0.2 ’-3 . a> 0 3 ^ SCQ

c3Otn

0.2 • V

0-3

•Mc3O

31o® . ®

I ' i01

7 8 9 10 11 13 13 14 15

26,108 67,845 2,05,377 1 2292,46,047 2,89.540 5.17.993 - 4 10,946 - - -

20,558 19,503 24,908 849 62 967 12 38 4- - 36,516 1,73,469 56 1,726 17 m 1- 1,849 15.729 22,927 60 533 16 617 ->- - 147 179 1 24 1 6 .

401 26.3K0 45,225 1,620 6 113 5 4,423 4- 19,776 1,17,033 - 75 744 28 403 318 540 8,426 21,405 25 326 14 1,228 4

- - 3,572 30,851 - - 1 23 1- 12 153 200 1 1 1 19 -.. S.683 53,091 36,526 . _ 1 10.312

116,295 14.173 39,162 4,160 58 1,804 14 458 33

- 490 790 - - - 1 23 13,09,417 4.43.741 10,68,122 2,92,186 349 17,413 i l l 17,688 87

79

48. FUNCTIONING OF PAIMABY AGRICUJI^ TURAI. CREDIT SOCIETIES DURING

1982-83 (JULY — JUNE)

XII. CO-OPERATION

T ype o f societies

SI. No. Particulars

£ | g »

1311:3 a Sy cQ *; Cj ;

« 3 2^«S S g m-c -581 ” » 6P5 ®p®

s3 4 5 6 7

No. 98 3 1 102No. G9.215 11,837 1,207 82,259

Rs. ’000 3,086 1,830 500 5,416Ra. *000 5,1.'54 2,220 615 7,989

Rs. '000 1,722 343 224 2,289Rs. ’ 000 23,096 6,903 1,917 31,916Rs. ’ 000 667 139 • 806

No. 48 3 1 52

No. 4,141 1,289 41 5,471

Rs. '000 6,532 984 21 7,537No.

80

295 113 21 429

1. Societies2. Membership ...3. Paid up capital;

Gorermnent Total

4. Reserves and otherfunds ..............

5. W orking capital6. Deposits7. Agricultural l o a n

operation:I) Societies giving

advancesii) M e m b e r s to

whom such ad­vances are given

iii) Amoimt advanced during the year

Iv) V illages covered

48. FUNCTIOxVING OF PRIMARY AGRICUL- TURAI. CREDIT SOCIETIES DURING

1982-83 (JULY — JUNE) (Concld.)

T ype o f societies

XII. CO-OPERATION

cS I d “

31. No. Particulars -ti ^^ .§ g S 'S gC -2 <i)go.2 O^ ^ - c 5 o ^^ “ cSbBpWCJ « g

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

e. B orrow in gs: i) Government Rs. '000 727 486 635 1,848

ii) Central financial agencies Rs. ’000 9,258 1,384 10,642

iii) Others .............. Rs. '000 - - - -9. Loan.s outstanding .. Rs. ’ 000 11,663 2,719 208 14,590.0. Loans overdue Rs. ’ 000 5,870 1,531 156 7,557LI. Investm ent .............. Rs. ’OOO 642 164 2 8082. Sales:

i) Agricultural re­quisites .............. Rs. ’ 000 3,295 2,548 2,117 7,960

ii) Consumer goods Rs. ’ 000 54,871 8,794 597 64,26213. P r o f it :

i) Societies No. 77 2 1 80ii) Amount .............. Rs. ’000 2,523 83 131 2,737

14. L oss:1) Societies No. 14 1 15

ii) Amount .............. Rs. ’000 252 100 - 35215. Societies without

p rofit or loss No. 7 - - 7

S ource: — R egistrar o f Co-operative Societies, Panaji.

81

49. FUNCTIONmG OF PRIMARY AGRICUL­TURAL, CREDIT SOCIETIES DURING

1983-84 (JULY — JUNE)

T ype o f societies

XII. CO-OPERATION

SL No ParticularsS g ^ -2 ^ g £ |? ‘E « o g S oPL| 02 ft m ^ bxi'5 m

I ^ 4 5 6 7

1. Societies .............. No. 101 3 1 1052, M em btrsnip No. 82,000 13,450 1,320 96,7703. Paid up capital;

Government Rs. 000 3,282 1,820 500 5,602Total .............. Rs. ■000 5,330 2,254 619 8,203

4. Reserves and other funds .............. Rs. ’QUO 1,721 221 844 2,786-

5. W orking capital... Rs. ’ono 24,922 11,950 2,290 39,1626. Deposits .............. Rs. ■000 14 - - 14

"Agricultural loan operation :

i) Societies giving advaJices No. 34 3 1 38:

ii) M embers I o whom such ad­vances are given No. 5,528 1,398 50 6,976

iii) Amount advanced during the year Rs. ’ .''00 15,117 1,076 102 16,29&

iv) V illages covered No. 295 113 21 42»

82

49. FUNCTIONING OF PRIMARY AGRICUL­TURAL CREDIT SOCIETIES DURING

1983-84 (JULY — JUNE) (concU.)

XII. CO-OPERATION

T ype o f societies

SI. Nu. Particulars

"3? ^'2 5 | |

W ^

Ho

5

ES ®

<D

9 ftiJcfO

pH bac3 ° ^ “ 5: to?

J S1 2 6 4 5 6 7

8. B orrow ings:i) Government

ii) Central financial a g e n c ie s ..............

iii) Others ..............

Rs. ’OCO

Rs. ’000 Rs. *noo

1.963

8,991128

1,096

1,535

36 3,095

10,526128

9. L oans outstanding... Rs. -ono 11,442 2,458 273 14,17310. Loans overd-.ie ... Rs. ’0<JO 5,303 1,810 177 7,290u . Investment Rs. ’000 785 144 2 93112. Sales:

i) Agricultural re­quisites ...........

ii) Consumer goodsRs. ’OOO 3,387 Rs. ’000 1,05,796

7739,747 3,045

4,1601,18,588

13. P ro fit:i) Societies.

ii) AmountNo.

Rs. ’00056

1,5221

1571

12558

1.80414. L o ss :

i) Societiesii) Amount

No.Rs. ’000

1361

1397

- 14458

15. Societies without profit or loss No. 32 1 - 33

aource; — Registrar o f Co-operativo Societies, Panaji.

83

Xlll. PRICES

50. CX)NSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS FOR MIDDLE CLASS NON-MANUAL. EMPLOYEES

IN PANAJI TOWN FOR THE YEARS FROM 1979 TO 1984

Base: — 1CG5-100

! § § « iYear/M ontli

gS «|f.S S=.s |.s s | | . s sO'Os-i

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1979 248 261 344 192 293 2021980 274 301 390 192 296 2161981 302 337 433 192 302 21219S2 325 350 554 192 321 2871S83 368 406 639 192 351 31719S-1 400 454 686 192 362 334

January ’84 383 428 643 192 358 328February '84 389 434 687 192 358 328March ’S4 390 436 687 192 358 330April ’8 i 394 444 687 192 359 331May ’84 398 451 687 192 359 331June ’84 405 465 687 192 359 332Ju ly ’84 409 470 687 192 359 334August ’84 411 476 687 192 359 335September ’84 404 460 687 192 359 336October ’84 405 461 689 192 366 338November '84 408 464 689 192 372 342December ’84 407 459 711 192 372 342

Source; — Directorate o f Planning, Statistics and Evalua­tion, Panaji.

84

7M

l e t

5 6 6

4 ^ 9

c.Pi. wuMBeas Miooce cuss hOw-MANUAL EMPtOYEC5-ftM4AJ! TOWN

0 « rr ^ /? v d » )r10^

I t *

S t *

. i * - *

i 9 ^ 6 J 9 i i•>

j 9 « a . iSgs l 9 f V

51. CONSUaiER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS FOR INDUSTRIAL WORKERS (LABOUR CLASS) IN

GOA FOR THE YEARS FROM 1979 TO 1984

B ase: — 1966=100

XIII. PRICES

Y ear/M onth | | o | g

^ c ® U-^'C Sft P--

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1979 245 241 274 375 100 317 2221980 280 274 319 417 100 359 2741981 320 301 363 504 100 426 3121982 338 322 382 571 100 472 326r983 375 365 425 626 100 512 3491984 424 422 453 679 100 560 395January '84 401 395 435 668 100 541 365February 406 400 435 665 100 552 376March ’84 411 404 445 665 100 553 388April '84 412 405 447 665 100 554 389May ’84 416 410 451 665 100 555 393June ’ «4 431 432 454 686 100 557 395July •84 441 446 459 6f>6 100 561 400August ’84 437 439 461 687 100 565 400September ’84 432 430 459 689 100 566 405October ’84 431 428 460 689 100 566 408Novembei ’84 436 435 460 689 100 572 409Uecember ’84 438 437 465 696 100 573 410

Source-. — I^abour Bureau, Simla.

85

XIII. PRICES

52. AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES OF SOME IMPORTANT COMMODITIES CONSUMED BY MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE IJT PANAJI TOWN

FOR THE YEARS 1982 AND 1983

SI. Eel ail prices (in R s.No. Coriimoflity Unit 1982 1983

1 2 3 4 5

1. R ice raw* .............. Kg. 1.95 2.192. R ice b o i l e d .............. > 2.77 3.633. W h e a t K hapli/

Khandwa .............. 2.79 8.324. Turdal .............. » 5.94 6.995. Gram dal .............. * 4.06 3.906. Coconut o i l .............. Litre 18.51 24.897. Vanaspati .............. Kg. 15.70 16.278. B eef .......................... » 7.28 8.259. G oat’s m e a t .............. > 19.67 19.07

10. Fresh f i s h .............. > 8.07 10.2311. E g g s .......................... Dozen 5.85 6.4512. M ilk (bu ffa lo) Litre 3.50 4.0313 Dry c h i l l ie s .............. Kg. 12.09 10.1014. Massala pow der ... > 16.00 16.9015 P otato .............. > 2.27 2.8116. O n io n .......................... > 1.78 2.4317. Tom ato .............. > 3.18 4.2018. Cabbage .............. » 3.67 4.1619. Coconut .............. Each 2.01 2.3520. Banana .............. Dozen 6.33 6.7421. M ango .............. P er 100 132.54 162.8322. T^emon .............. Dozen 3.27 4.0523. Cashew nut .............. Kg. 56.01 49.7124. Sugar* .............. > 3.66 3.7525. Gur .......................... » 2.97 3.6526. Cashew liquor Bottle 22.00 20.6727. Tea leaf .............. Kg. 22.97 30.2428. F irew ood .............. 15 kg. 8.33 11.0029. Kerosene .............. Litre 1.79 1.9130. E lectricity .............. Kwh 0.38 0.40

• Controlled Price.S ource; — Directorate o f Planning-, Statistics and Evalua­

tion, Panajl.

86

53. AVERAGE WHOLESAU: PRICES OF SOME IMPORTANT 003IM0DITIES IN PANAJI, IWABGAO AND MAPUSA TOWNS DURING

THE YEAR 1983

XIII. PRICES

SI. W holesale prices (in R b.)No. Commodity Unit -

P anaji Mar gao Mapusa

1 2 3 4 5 6

1. R ice, raw fine Quintal 406.32 416.88 383.222. Rice, boiled coarse » 326.15 339.13 341.223. W lieat Khandwa ... 3C3.55 288.68 304.634. Turdal .............. > 682.33 658.82 461.775. Gram watana > 344.97 342.22 336.346. Coconut o i l .............. Tin o f

17 kgs. 377.95 384.55 380.347. D ry chillies (byadgi) Quintal 834.45 747.43 877.748. Salt local .............. Bns of

60 kgs. 23.56 23.13 N. A.9. Pepper .............. Kg. 19.00 20.60 19.39

10. Coconut .............. Per 1,000 1,914.24 1,328.54 1,626.0411. Banana .............. Per 100 41.44 23.92 38.5212. Cashewnut .............. Quintal N .A . 577.50 5.50.0013. Cashew liquor Jar of

18 bottles 276.56 301.74 220.0044. T i l e s ......................... P er 100 1,525.17 1,636.17 1,758.3315. Cement .............. Bag of

50 kgs. 44.92 44.08 45.1636. F irew ood .............. Khandi 279.75 231.23 202.22

Source: — Directorate of Planning, Statistics and Evalua­tion, Panaji.

87

54. AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES OF SOME IMPORTANT CXJMaiODITIES CONSUMED

BY THE WORKING CLASS PEOPLE IN IMPORTANT TOWNS OF GOA DISTRICT

FOR THE YEAR 1983

XIII. PRICES

SI.No. Comm odity Unit

Retail prices (In Ks.)

9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.

18. 19.

R ice raw • W heat inferior Gram black Coconut oil VanaspatiB eef .............Fresh fish (kar^bat) .............M ilk (bufallo) .. D ry chillies ..Onion .............Potato ..............L eafy vegetablesCoconut .............Banana .............Sugar* .............Gur .............Cashew liquor..

Tea l e a f .............F irew ood

K g.

20. K erosene

LitreKg.

1/2 K g. L itre Kg.

Kg.EachE achKg.

»P eg of 100 ml.

K g. Bundle

o f 15 Kgs. L itre

2.31 2.05 2.05 2.28 2.28 2.19 1.84 1.84 1.84 1.84 1.84 1.84 4.40 3.82 3.81 4.00 3.60 3.93

23.95 26.00 23.85 23.70 24.05 24,31 16.00 16.08 17.44 15.80 16.28 16.32 4.88 4.00 4.19 4.04 4.00 4.224.724.75

10.302.242.861.152.000.283.75 3.48

4.044.75 9.20 2.01 2.89 0.54 1.98 0.313.75 3.49

2.194.90 9.70 2.36 2.76 1.271.90 0.33 3.75 3.74

5.29 4.04 4.00 4.75 9.20 11.60 2.17 2.13 2.64 2.49 1.50 +2.21 1.91 1.77 0.30 0.32 3.75 3.75 3.49 3.46

4.064.63

10.002.182.721.331.910.333.753.53

3.06 3.00 2.32 3.03 3.00 2.887.01 6.47 6.98 6.33 6.66 6.69

7.49 7.47 4.88 4.77 6.10 6.141.87 1.87 1.87 1.87 1.91 1.88

•C ontrolled price. S o u r c e :— Directorate o f P lanning,+ Average o f 7 months. Statistics and Evaluation, Panaji

88

S5. DISTRICTWISE LENGTH OF ROAl>S BY TYPE OF SURFACE AS ON 31ST MARCH, 1982

(In km s.)

XIV. TRANSPORT AND COM M UN ICAT ION

Surfaced roads Unsurfaced roads

bjD £’rViaf'Tipt O C Jn'O crt M C ^D istrict h | ^ § 1 -o g I 2 | StSS®* i3o S o CcS

« o i g ! = « § S

GOA.. DAM AN & r>IU .............. 5,971.58 254.92 2.880.85 17.48 2,422.80 395.53

i) Roads underP. W . D. ... 3,726.64 25.62 2,259.12 5.41 1,436.49

ii) Roads underM unicipali­ties .............. 290.S8 46.58 159.07 8.43 75.88 0.42

iii) Roads underPanchayats... 1,71821 182.72 227.31 3.64 909.63 394.91

iv) R oads underForest Deptt. 236.35 - 235.35 - 0.80 0.20

GOA DISTR ICT 5,786.47 221.90 2,744.41 1.83 2,422.80 395.53

i) Roads underP. W . D. ... 3,581.01 - 2,144.52 - 1,436.49

ii) Roads under Municipali­ties .............. 264.51 46.58 141.30 0.33 75.88 0.42

89

55. DISTRICTWISE LENGTH OF ROADS B'Y TYPE OF SURFACE AS ON 31ST MARCH, 19183

( comtd.)

(In kms.))

XIV. TRANSPORT AND COM M UNICATION

Surfaced roads Unsurfaced roads

SI m i i u §3 i ?S t I i l » §2

ill) R oads underPanchayats... 1,704.60 175.32 223.24 1.50 909.63 3!94.91

iv) Roads underForest Deptt. 236.35 - 235.35 - 0.80 0.20

DAM AN d i s ­t r i c t ............... 131.95 22.77 97.92 11.26

i) Roads underP . W . D. ... 106.35 22.39 80.15 3.81

ii) Roads underM unicipali­ties ............... 25.22 - 17.77 7.45

iii) R oads underPanchayats... 0.38 0.38

iv ) Roads underForest Deptt. . . . -

90

55. DISTRICTWISE LENGTH OF ROADS BY TYPE OF SURFACE AS ON 31ST MARCH, 1982

( con cld .J

(In km s.)

XIV. TRANSPORT AND CO M M UN ICAT IO N

Surfaced roads UnsurfacedYr\n o

D istrict

E11MO

U S

I 0)i l c 3 S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

DIL7 D IST R IC T 53.16 10.25 38.52 4.39 - _

i ) Roads under P . W . D. ... 39.28 3.23 34.45 1.60 _ .

i i ) Roads under M unicipali­ties ............... 0.65 0.65

iii) Roads under Panchayats... 13.23 7.02 4.07 2.14 - -

iv> Roads under F orest Deptt. - - - - -

S ou rce : — P ublic W orks Department, Panaji.ii) M unicipalities.

iii) Assistant D irector o f Panchayats, Panaji.iv) Conservator o f Forests. Panaji.

91

56. DISTRICTWISE LENGTH OF ROADS BU" TYPE OF SURFACE AS ON 31ST MARCH, H985

(In kms.;)

XIV. TRANSPORT AND COM M UN ICATION

Surfaced roads

District ■^5

MS | §

Unsurfac:edroads

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

GOA., DAMAN- & DIU .............. 6,162.92 273.18 3,200.72 14.16 2,276.02 3 98.84

i) lioad s -ander P. W . D. ... 3,854.89 23.76 2,479.55 5.41 1,346.17 _

ii) R oads under M unicipali­ties .............. 208.07 29.71 148.40 8.55 20.99 0.42

iii) R oads under Panchayata... 1,863.21 219.71 336.22 0.20 908.86 3)98.22

iv) R oads und'^r F orest Deptt. 236.75 — 236.55 - - 0.20

GOA D ISTRIC T 5,987.67 249.31 3,063.17 0.33 2,276.02 398.841) I\.oads under

P. W. D. ... 3,705.94 _ 2,359.77 — 1,346.17 _ii) Roads under

M unicipaii- tios .............. 182.08 29.71 130.63 0.33 20.99 0.42

iii) Roads under Panchayats... 1,862.90 219.60 336.22 — 908.86 398.22

iv) Hoads under Forest Deptt. 236.75 _ 236.55 _ _ 0.20

92

XIV. TRANSPORT AND CO M M U N ICAT IO N

56. DISTRICTWISE LENGTH OF ROADS BY TYPE OF SURFACE AS ON 31ST MARCH, 1983

(ccmcld.) (In km s.)

Surfaced roads Unsurfacedroads

D istrict

1

o c H o

2 3

O D Pim o

4

<Pp

0 8

5

412tOO

6

U4

C O

Id

7

DAM AN D IS­T R IC T 131.68 22.50 97.92 11.26

1) Rcadii under P. W . D. ... 106.35 22.39 80.15 3.81 .

ii) R oads under M unicipali­ties .............. 25.22 17.77 7.45

iii) R oads under Panchayats. . 0.11 0.11 _ _ _

iv) R oads under Forest Deptt. — - — _ - .

DIU D IST R IC T 43.57 1.37 39.63 2.57 - .i) Roads under

P. W . » . ... 42.60 1.37 39.63 1.60 _

li) Roads under M unicipali­ties .............. 0.77 0.77

iii) Roads under Panchayats... 0.20 _ _ 0.20 .

iv ) Roads under F o/ est Deptt. - - - - - -

Source: -1 ) Public W orks Deptt., Panaji.2 ) M unicipalities.3) Asst. D irector o f Panchuyats, Paiiaji.4) Conservator o f Forests, Panaji.

93

XIV. TRANSPORT AND COM M UN ICAT ION

57. BLOCKWISE LENGTH OF BOAI>S UNDER VILLAGE PANCHAYATS AS ON 31ST

MARCH, 1982(In kitis.)

Surfaced roads Unsurfacedroads

T erritory /D istrict/ Block

S bo O C! Eh § ,'C) rj

sj 3 OS > O oC

I s £ ft PQ oSI 6 ^

s-g

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

GOA, DAMAN & DIU 1,718.21 182.72 227.31 3.64 909.63 394.91

GOA DISTR ICT ... 1,704.60 175.32 223.24 1.50 909.63 394.91Tisw adi .............. 203.60 15.30 70.00 - 94.50 23.80Bardez .............. 228.02 - 3.50 - 211.02 13.50P em em .............. 188.85 11.50 34.20 - 94.95 48.20B ic h o l lm .............. 164.45 10.90 2.40 - 110.45 40.70Satari .............. 257.70 71.23 10.80 - 94.12 81.55Ponda .............. 165.85 35.00 36.00 - 48.10 46.75S a n g u em .............. 40.83 6.83 1.10 - 22.50 10.40Canacona .............. 10.50 - - - 10.50 -Quepem .............. 87.20 - 10.50 - 72.50 4.20Salcete — \ Morniugao / ■” 357.60 24.56 54.74 1.50 150.99 125.81

DAMAN DISTRICT 0.38 0.38 - - - -Daman .............. 0.38 0.38 - - - -

DIU D ISTR ICT 13.23 7.02 4.07 2.14 - -Diu .............. 13.23 7.02 4.07 2.14 - -

Source: — Assistant D irector o f Panchayats. Panaji.

94

XIV. TRANSPORT AND COM M UN ICATION

58, BLO€KWlSE LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER VILLAGE PANCHAYATS AS ON 31ST

MARCH, 1983(In km s.)

aTc

Surfaced roads Unsurfacedroads

T erritory /D istrict/ B lock

1

c

oC-'2

^=1 S3-d S =3s

3

o ^■Skwo4

0) Sj <ua> c U oV

5

^2

6

I HIIIgo7

GOA DAMAN & 1)1 U 1863.21 219.71 336.22 0.20 908.86 398.22

GOA DISTRICT 1862.90 219.60 336.22 - S08.86 398.22Tisw adi .............. 175.68 7.00 72.28 . 79.58 16.82Bardez .............. 220.66 . 6.43 197.41 16.82Pei’neni .............. 189.08 11.67 34.20 _ 95.12 48,09B ic n o l im .............. 164.45 10.90 2.40 . 110.45 40.70Satari ............ 302.70 69.93 75.80 - 87.67 69.30Ponda .............. 170.85 35.00 38.00 . 48.60 49.25Sanguem 194.30 34.50 23.37 - 92.83 43.60Canacona 12.50 - - - 11.50 1.00Quepem .............Salcete , \... Morniugao )

66.20 - 13.17 : 49.50 3.00366.48 50.60 70.04 - 136.20 109.64

DAMAN DISTRI'JT 0.11 0.11 - - - -

Daman .............. 0.11 0.11 - - - -OIU DISTRICT 0.20 - - 0.20 - -

Diu .................. 0.20 0.20

S o u rce :— Assistant Director o f Panchayats, Panaji.

95

59. MOTOR VEHICLES REGISTERED IN GOA, DAMAN AND DIU AS ON 31ST MARCH, 1984

(In nos.)

XIV. TRANSPORT AND COM M UNICATION

Vehicles registered in

SI. Jt-o. item Goa Pai.nan Dlu Total

1 2 3 4 5 6

1. Auto rickshaws . . 576 40 1 617

2 Buses .............. 1,354 6 7 1,367

3. Govt, vehicles 1,290 8 8 1,306

4. Goods vehicles ... 9,201 132 26 9,359

5. M otor cars and jeeps .............. 7,996 289 49 8,334

6. M otor cycles and scooters (exclud­ing h i r e d ) .............. 30,655 429 247 31,331

7. M otor cabs (taxis) 1,388 24 2 1,414

8. M otor cycles for hire ......................... 1,433 - - 1,433

9. Tractors .............. 237 17 7 261

Total .............. 54,130 945 347 55,422

S ou rce : — Directorate of Transport, Panaji.

96

60. MOTOR VEHICLES REGISTERED IN THE UNION TERRITORY OF GOA, DAMAN AND DIU

DURING 1983-84(In nos.)

XIV. TRANSPORT AND COM M UN ICAT ION

V ehicles registered In

SI. No. Item (Joa Daman Diu Total

1 2 3 4 5 6

1. A uto rickshaws ... 79 17 . 96

2. Buses .............. 99 3 1 103

3. Govt, vehicles 183 - 2 185

4. Goods vehicles ... 881 23 2 906

5. M otor cais and jeeps .............. 653 15 2 670

6. M otor cycles and scooters (exclud­ing n i r e d ) ............. 4,251 106 39 4,396

7. M otor cabs (taxis) 164 5 - 169

8. M otor cycles for hire .............. 242 . - 242

9. Tractors .............. 11 5 - 16

Total .............. 6,563 174 46 6,783

Soiirce: — Directorate o f Traiisport, Panaji.

97

XIV. TRANSPORT AUJ COMMUNICATION

61. MOTOR VEHICLES Hi OPERATION IN THE UNION TERRITORY OF GOA, DAMAN AND DIU

AS ON 31ST MARCH, 1984(In nos.)

Vehicles in operation

31. Ho. Item Goa Daman Diu Total

1 2 3 4 5 6

1. Auto rickshaws ... 575 4i) I 61 fi

2. Buses .............. 1,011 6 7 1,024

3 Govt, vehicles 1.2S9 8 8 1,305

4. Goods vehicles ... 7,374 132 26 7,532

5. M otor cars and Jeept 7.042 289 48 7,379

6. M otor cycles and scooters (exclud­ing n i r e d ) .............. 30,529 429 212 31,200

7. M otor cabs (tnxis) 1,283 24 2 1,309

8. M otor cycles for hire .......................... 1,433 - - 1,433

9. Tractors .............. 237 17 7 261

Total .............. 50.773 945 341 52.059

So«rc«: — Directorate of Transport, Panaji

98

XIV. TRANSPORT AMD COMMUNICATION

62. DISTANCE FROM PANAJI TOWN TO OTHER TOWNS BY ROAD

Name o f the town Route Milea

1 2

M argao Via P o r t ia .......................... ■.'.'5.0 :;b.o

Margaio ............. Via Aga^ssaiin-Oorjalian... ;J().8

Vmco da Gatwa Via Agassaim-Gortaliin... 20.3 18.2

Ponda ......................... Via Ribandar-Old Goa 28.8 17.9Suepenn ............. Via Poncia-Sanvordem ... €0.3 o7.5

Quepeim ............. Via Agassaim-Cortalim- -Margao ............... 48.2 30.0

Sangueiin ............. Via Ponda-Sanvordem ... 6('.0 87..Sangueim .............. Via Agassaini-Cortalim -

-M areao ............... 62.3 38,7

Chauri (Canacona) ... Via Ponda-M argao 81.4 .tO.6

Chaurl (Canacona).. Via Agassaim^Cortallm--Margao ............... 69.8 43.4

Valpol ......................... Via Ponda-Usgao G9.0 42.5»Valpol ......................... V iaBetim -Bicholim -San-

q u e l im ........................... SS..*) 33.2M apusi ......... Via B e t im .......................... i l . l 6.9BlchoHmj .............. Via Mapusa ............... 29.8 18.0Pem em .............. Via Mapusa ............... 28.7 17.3

S o u r c e :— ] ’ ubllc WorJca Department. P i

99

naji.

63. DETAILS OF NAVIGABILITY OF INLAND WATERWAYS OF GOA RIVEBS

XIV. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION

Navigability limits

F or small country craft

For large coumtry craft and m ine

ore bs<Jgea

River

Uptoj ' S d ' s g c

S3

Upto

I'iracol river Bandem (Sa-

want - wadi)

Chat»ora river Ibrahlih- pur

Mandovi river Zaranimvia Goa branch

to S. of Isle o f Divar

Narca branchof Mandovi river to N. i f Isle o f Divar

Canrlftaparbranch

F ully na­vigable

27

32

66

10

Santana 26 (upto jo in with

main ri­ver a: Vagur- benil

Torxem

Salem

Gangem via Goa branch

to S. o f Isle o f DivarFullynavi­gable

23

29

48

10

Pilien' 13 (upto jo in with

main ri­ver at

Vagur- bem)

100

63. DETAILS OF NAVIGABILITY OF INLAND WATERWAYS OF GOA RIVERS (ContdJ

XIV. TRANSPORT AND CO M M UN ICAT ION

Navigability limits

For sm all country craftF or large country

craft and mineore barges

Upto

.■j c _ m

*J cSo 2 3 S .S

< B u

Upto

.frond o V i tributa­ries:

Sinquerim ri- N^trui ver

Mapusa river uuiriii.

Corjuem canal (branch o f Mapusa rl-rsc)

Sircaim

8

29

8 (upto jo in with

Mapusa river at Sircaim )

Orda

Mapusa

Sirigao

6

27

6 (upto jo in with

Mapusa river at Sircaim)

Bicholim river (JurchiremSanauol'.in ri- Gonteli

verZuari riverS jathem

branch

BombadSoIauM

1518

6810 (upto

jo in at San- guem )

BicholiniSanque

lim3anguem.VI)

88

5«

101

XIV. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION

63. DETAILS OF NAVIGABILITY OF INLAND WATERWAYS OF GOA RIVERS (comcld.)

Navigability limits

River

For small country craft

p , c -a I - u

I

For large counitry craft and mime

ore barges

Upto

<n c S «

'Is !

5

Zuari tri­butaries :

Pai’oda river ChandorRailwayBridge

3 (upto jo in with

main river at Pon- geo- vadi)

Nil

Cumbar- jua canal:

(linking IVTan-d 0 V i anrt Zuari rivers >

Fully na­vigable

18 J-’ully na- vlgabio

18

Sal river Asfiolna 8 Nil —Talpona river M ocodd 6 Nil —G^aliribagr a rlv«r

Maxem 2 Nil ■—

Total Naviga­bility - 353 - 263

Source: ~ Captain o f Ports, Panaji.

102

XIV. TRANSPORT AND COM M UN ICAT IO N

64. MAIN WATERWAYS AND TOTAL NUMBER OF PASSENGERS FERRIED DURING

1982-83 AND 1983-84

R iver/S tation

M andovi: Cals-dos-Guj ires/B etim .; Panaji/B etim /V eremP anaji/B ritona .............P anaji/P iedade/N aroaR ibandar/Chorao .............Old G oa/Piedade .............A ldona/C orjuemPom hurpa/C horao .............Bt. E stevam /T onca/Sara-

manas .......................Aniona/CandolaP anajl/A ldonaCalvin/Carona

Total .............Zuari:

D ona-Paula/M orm ugaoM adcaim/CortaiimAgasaim /Cortalim .............

Total .............Chapora:

Slolim /Chopdem .............Colvale/Macazana .............Q uerlm /T lracol .............

T otal .............Daman Oanaa:

Moti Daman/NanI DamanTotal

D iu/Goghla .......................Total

Grand Total ...

Passengers ferried dur;n^

1982-83 1983-842 3

2.82,867 3,80,5003,243 5003,555 2,500

23,856 45,1003,02,077 3,00,0004,16,569 5,40,000

21,688 82,8002,98,480 4,02,000

71,531 70,000

1,71,247 1,61,000- 68,000- 55,000

15,95,113 20,57,400

1,84,759 1,19,00034,224 51,000

31,83.280 4,00,00034,02,263 6,70,000

4,54,417 9,58,0005,72.646 6,75,000N. A. 70,000

10,27,063 17,03,000

N. A. .

N. A. -_ 3,22,000- 3,22,000

60,24,439 46,52,400

Source: — Tliver Navigation Department, Panaji.

103

65. ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS DURING ITHE YEARS FROM 1980 TO 1983

XIV. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION

SI­NG.

1 2

No. of accidents

1980g

1981i

19325

319836

1. Cases reported 1,055 1,135 1.383 1,329

2. Persons killed 86 96 94 120

3. Persons injured ... .. 1,043 998 1,068 1,115

4. Vehicles Involved 1,457 1,028 2,002 1,585

Source: — C. I. D. Research Unit, Office of the Inspector General of Police, Panaji.

104

ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

m o^FNtrsons k ^ ( ^ 6 : : : :

66. DISTRICTWISE NUMBER OF POST OFFICER, TELEGRAPH OFFICES, TELEPHONE EX­

CHANGES ETC. AS ON SIST MARCH, 1984

XIV. TRANSPORT AND CO M M UN ICAT IO N

gi.No.

1

Item

2Goa

3Daman

4Diu

r,

Total

6

1. P ost offices 2.'7 10 6 253Urban .............. 31 2 2 35Rural .............. 206 8 . 4 218

2. Letter boxes 697 29 25 7513. Telegraph o 'ficos 72 2 5 794. Exchanges 35 2 2 39

Telephones ... 32 2 2 36

Telex .............. 3 - - 35. Telephones 11.948 394 114 12,4566. Public call offices 81 5 5 91

7. Public licenses ... 71,349 739 5,150 77,433

8. T. V. licensesissued .............. 13,316 461 78 13,855

Source: — 1) Office of the Superintendent of PostOffices, Goa, Valsad and Junagadh.

2) Divisional Engineer, Telegraphs Pauuji, Valsad and Veraval.

105

67. DISTRICWISE NUMBER OF RADIO' LICENCES ISSUED DURING 1983-84

XIV. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION

R adio licences isaued

Vo.1

Item2

Goa3

Daman4

Diu5

T ota l6

1. Domestic ............... 70,497 596 5,069 76,164

2. Concessional : a) Community 15 6 . 21b) School 6 3 11 20c) Cheap radios .. 174 23 60 257

3. C om m ercia l............. 838 109 6 953

4. Demonstration 17 2 4 2S

T o t a l ............. 71,549 739 5,150 77,438

Source: — O ffice o f the Superintendent o f Post O ffices, Panajl. Valsad and Junaeadh.

106

XV. ADMINISTRATIVE STATISTICS

68. NUMBER OF POLICE STATIONS WITH STAFF STRENGTH AND CRIMES REPOR'fED

DURING 1982 AND 1988

S'Nt> Item

1 2

Year

1982

3

1983

4

1. P o lice station .......................... 21 21

2. Outposts ...................................... 28 28

3. E xisting strengtli o f policesta ff including o f f i c e r s .............. 2,494 2,447

4. Cognizable crim es reportedduring the year .......................... 3,218 2,936

i. R i o t i n g .......................... 273 234il. M u r d e r .......................... 23 20iii. K idnapping and ab­

duction ... 11 16iv. D a c o it y .......................... 5 3

V. R obbery .............. 44 44vi. House breaking 598 536vii. Cheating .............. 45 52

viii. Breach o f trust 42 43ix. T hefts 871 788X . Other crim es 1,306 1,200

S ource : — C. I. D. Research Unit. Office o f the Inspector General of P olice. Panajl.

107

XV. ADMINISTRATIVE STATISTICS

69. NUMBER OF PRISONS AND PRISONERS IN JAILS DURING THE YEAR 198S

Itemo 5

3 • P4733

a 0< m s3 3 S o - •3 3 a ^^ 0 . ! < e 8 M U ) i - , « cSC CLs g , s s - - s " i " e j ^

*o| >0 ^ 3-S co ! sQ S o d3 ” 3*^ moi M cqQ hh) tf o

6 8 9 10

1. P laces o f con fi­nements 1 1 1 1 1 1

2. Prisoners at tJie beginning o f the year ............... 18 35 01

4k. Prisoners d is­charged ...............

5. Balance at tlie end o f the year

156

3. New prisonersdixring the year 100 34 402 260 71 170 20 1.057

Total (2 + 3 )... 103 34 420 295 1G2 178 21 1,213

99 34 408 275 106 169 20 l.H l

4 - 12 20 56 9 1 102

Source; — O ffice o f the Inspector General o f Priaon.i. Panajl.

108

70.. TAL.UKAWISE NUMBER OF EXISTING OOARDING AND LODGING HOUSES WITH BED CAPACITY FOB THE YEARS 1983-83 AND 1983-84

XVI. TOURISM

T e rr ito ry /D is tr ict / Talulca

1982-83 .1983-84

H otels Beds H otels Beds

2 3 4 5

GOA, DAM AN & D IU

GOA D IS T R IC T

Tiiswadi Biardez P em em Biicholim P on d a Sanguem Quepem Salcete M 'ormugao

DAM AN D IST R IC T Dam an

DIU D IS T R IC T D iu

214

192

82331

31611

3520

1717.

55

7,433

6,887

2,9431,252

1634

756247

1,170685

464464

8282

234

213

8548

2

1112

141 22

16 ... 16

5 5

8,901

8.336

3,2031,622

3226

984126200

1,388755

446446

119119

Source: — Directorate of Tourisin, Panaji.

109

XVI. TOURISM

71. TALUKAWISE ARRIVAL OF INDIANf TOURISTS DURING 1982-82 AND 1983-M

Taluka

Num ber of Indian* tourists

1982-832

19S3-8-S

2

Tiswadi 2.49,995 2,65,410

Bardez ... ... 35,784 66,477

Pernem ... 879 738

Bicholim ... 363 1,013;

Fonda 31,175 34,964

Sanguem 1,914 2,883:

Quepem ... N.A. N.A.

Salcete ... 70,618 68,564

M orm ugao ... 30,691 28,06ii

Daman ... ... 29,103 36,76:J

Diu 6,868 7,500

Total 4,57,390 5,12,37.^

• E xcluding Goan ^ e s t s .Source: — Directorate o f Tourism , Panajl.

110

725. TAJLUKAWIS£ ABRIVAL, OF FOREIGN TOURISTS DURING 1982-83 ANTI 1983-84

XVI. TOURISM

Taluka

1

Num ber o f foreign tourists

1982-832

1983-84

T ls w a d i .......................... 7,567 12,442

Bardez .......................... 12,054 21,423

P e m e m .......................... 302 103

Bicholim ............. 15 3&Ponda .......................... 138 150Sanguem ............... - 79Quepem ............... N. A. N. A.S a l c e t e .......................... 3,550 6,259M orm ugao ............... 3,553 4,783D i m a n .......................... 145 91Diu .......................... 465 463

Total .......................... 27,569 45,782

Source: — D irectorate o f Tourfcsm, Panajl.

m

XVII. FOREIGN TRADE

73. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF 1VIERCHAND»ISEmPORTED THROUGH MOBMUGAO

PORT, 1976-77

81. No. Com m odity heads

1 2

Quantity Valuie (tonnes) (Rs. '(000)

1. F ood and live animals N.A

1.1 Sugar and honey ..............

1.2 Tea and m a te ..........................

1.3 W heat and meslin unmilled

1.4 F eeding stuff for animals ...

1.5 Miscellaneous food prepara­tions ..................................... N.A.

1.6 F ru it preserved and fruitpreparations .......................... N.A.

1.7 T obacco manufactures ... N.A.

Chemicals .......... 62.025 94.710

2.1 Organic chemicals ..................................... 1 3

2.2 Inorganic element oxide andhalogen salts .......................... 62,024 94,706

2.3 Other inorganic chem ica ls... N.A. 1

2.4 Fertilizers manufactures

112

XVII. FOREIGN TRADE

73. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF MERCHANDISEIMPORTED THROUGH MORMUGAO

PORT, 1976-77 (contd.)

SI. No. Com m odity heads

1 2

Quantity Value (tonnes) (R s. ’000)

3. M anufactured goods classified ch ie fly by materials

3.1 A rticles o f rubber ...

3.2 W ire products and fencing g:rills ..........................

3.3 Aluminium

<• Machinery and transport equipment ................ ........

4.1 Pow er generating machineryother than electric .............

4.2 O ffice machines .............

4.3 Machines for special industries .....................................

21

21

2,174

1.47G

1,476

2,117

1,54,964

5ia

1,46,694

4.4 M achinery and appliances (other than electrical) and

machine parts n. e. s. 56 7,758

113

XVII. FOREIGN TRADE

73. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF »IERCHA1S1»ISEIMPORTED THROUGH MORMUGAO

PORT, 1976-77 (concld.)

SI. No. Comm odity heads Quantity(tonnes) (Rs. ’1000)

1 2 3 4

4.5 Ships and boats ..............

5. Miscellaneous manufacture arti­cles N. A. 1

5.1 Printed matter ............... N. A. I

5.2 W orks ot art and antiques ...

5;3 Photographic and cinemato­graphic supplies ..............

6. Domestic electric equipment ... N. A. 2

7. Special transactions ... ... N. A. 2

T o t a l .......................... 64,220 2,51,159

Source: — Department o f Commercial Intelligence andStatistics, Calcutta.

H i

XVII. FOREIGN TRADE

74. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF MERCfiANDISEEXPORTED THROUGH MOBMUGAO

PORT, 1976-77

SI. No. 1

Commodity heads2

Quantity(tonnes)

3

Value (lis . ’OW)

4

1. F ood and live animals1.1 Sugar and honey .............. 5(5,5141.2 Tea and m a t e ...............1.3 W heat and meslin unmilled1.4 Feeding stu ff for animals ... J,19,9341.5 Miscellaneous food prepara­

tions ..........................l.ti Fruit preserved

preparationsand truit

2,&4,0371,32,752

1,61,84b

2. Beverages and tobacco . ',2.1 Alcoholic beverages ..2.2 Tobacco manufactures

3. Crude materials inedible except1,08,09,679

3.1 Crude rubber ..........................3.2 Iron ore and concentrates ... ioj,710G l

o f3.3 Ores and concentrates non-ferrous base m etals

3.4 Metalliferous ores

3,38,618

9,39,7o6

8,07,926

71,830

115

XVII. FOREIGN TRADE

74. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF MERCHANDISEEXPORTED THROUGH IMORMUGAO

PORT, 1976-77 (concld.J

j i 1. j Quantity ValiueSI. No. Comm odity heads (tonnes) (Rs. ’ (DOO)

1 2 3 4

4. M anufactured goods classifiedchiefly by material .............. 11,814 Vl.fiW

4.1 Articles o f rubber ..............

4.2 W ire products and fencinggrills .....................................

4.3 Aluminium .......................... 11,814 71,914

5— 5.1 Pulp paper prepared goods ... 7 65

6—6.1 Jute meifas Ex T w st Gra. ... 1 H

7 —7.1 P ow er generation machinerynon-elect........................................... 53 3,730

T o t a l .......................... 1,09,98,002 13.10,073

S ou rce ; — Department o f Commercial Intelligence an(Statistics, Calcutta.

116

XVII. FOREIGN TRADE

75. VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OFMERCHAIOJISE BY PKINCIPAI. CXiUN’TRIES

THROUGH MORMUGAO PORT, 1976-77

Principal countries

1

Im ports (Rs. ’000)

2

E xports (R s. ’000)

3

T ota l: All countries ... 2,51,15!) 13.10,07XBelgium ...................................... ... 3,?.40Bulgaria ...................................... ... -Czechoslovakia .......................... ... 42,255Chinese R e p u b lic .......................... ... 12,175Germany, Federal R epublic ... 50,519 19,056Germany, Dem ocratic Republic ... 3,368Indonesia ...................................... ... 22,100Iran ................................................. ... 36,81GIraq ................................................. ... 2,200Japan ...................................... 1,995 7,57,552Korean Democratic Republic ... ... 8,530Korean R e p u b l i c .......................... ... 22.860Kuwait ..................................... ... -Netlierlands ..................... 3.0S3 1,06,053Poland ............................... ... 78,799Rumania ............................... ... 34,878U. A. R ....................................... ... 824U. K ........................................... 1 7,558U. S. A ........................................ 44,260 9,555U. S. S. R ................................... ... .Other countries ..................... ... 1,51,301 1,42,145

Source; — Department o f Commercial IntelHgence andStatistics. Calcutta.

117

XVII. FOREIGN TRADE

76. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF IMPORTS OFMERCHANDISE BY PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES

THROUGH MORMUGAO PORT, 1976-77

C <i) S PComm odity heads Country C «0} a3 o

"3 .

1 2 3 4 5

F ood and live animals:1.1 M iscellaneous f o o d

articles .............. Japan - 2Saudi Arabia - -

Chem icals:2.1 Organic chemicals .. Japan 1 3

Saudi Arabia 1 12.2 Inorganic chemicals M exico 37,663 57,902

U. S. A. 24,364 36.80J2.3 Fertilizers manufac­

tures .......................... - -

M anufactured goods clas­sified chiefly by m aterial:3.1 A rticles o f rubber ... Japan 21 1,476

-Macliinery and transport equipm ent;4.1 Pow er generating ma­

chinery other thanelectric .......................... Japan 1 512

U. S. A.1.2 Machines for specla)

Industries .............. Australia German F.

.,529 93,397

Rep. 521 50,215Netherlandg 67 3,083

118

XVII. FOREIGN TRADE

76. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF OIPORTS OFMIERCHANDISE BY PRINCIPAL, COUTRIES

THROUGH MORMUGAO PORT, 1976-77 (concU.)

<D§S a ?

Comm odity heads Country 3 3 "33 0 ><n

4.3 Machinery and appli­ances (other than elec­trical) and machineparts, n. e. s .............. - - -

4.4 Ships and boats ... - - -

5 Miiscellaneous m anufac­tured articles:5.1 Photographic a n d

cinem atographic sup­plies ......................... .

5.2 T obacco m anufac­tures, special tran­sactions & printed m atter ..........................Japan

Saudi Arabia - 1German P.

R ep.U. K. - «

6. D om estic electric equip- German F.m ent ...................................... Rep.

7 M etal w oking m achinery German F.R ep. 2 302

Total ............... 64,220 2,51,159

S ou rce : — Department o f Commercial Intelligence andStatistics, Calcutta.

119

XVII. FOREIGN TRADE

77. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF EXPORTS OFMERCHANDISE BY PRINCIPAL COUTRIES

THROUGH MORMUGAO PORT, 1976-77

SI. No. Comm odity heads Country

1 2 3

Quantity Value (tonnes) (Ra. ’000)

4 6

1. F ood and live animals 1.1 Sugar and honey

1.2 Feedinganimals

stuff for

Indonesia Iran Srilanka Sudu.i Czechoslo­

vakia Denmark France German D.

Rep. German F.

Rep.ItalyL ibyaNetherlands Poland U . K .

12.24412.24412.244 19,782

11,2361,0009,039

756

1,6083,5093,177

26,12358,9084,578

22,10036.75233,70040,200

14,3561,446

13,158

665

2,2665,8123,356

36,98976,2397,568

1.3 Fruit preserv'ed andfruit preparations ... -

Beverages and tobacco:2.1 A lcoholic beveragesCrude materials inedible except fuels:3.1 Iron ore and concen­ A bu-Dhabi 8,500 824

trates .......................... Belgitun 42,950 3,349China Rep. Czechoslo­

1,13,905 9,225

vakia 1,72,789 27.898E gypt A. R, German D.

3,282 313

Rep. 16,900 2.704

120

XVII. FOREIGN TRADE

77. QUANTITY ANB VALUE OF EXPORTS OFMERCHANDISE BY PRINCIPAL COUTRIES

THROUGH MORMUGAO PORT, 1976-77 (cancU.)

Si. No. Comm odity heads Country

I 2 3

Quantity Value (tonnes) (Its. ’000)

4 5

3.1 Iron ore and concen­trates (contd.)

3.2 Ores and concentra­tes o f non-ferrous base metals ...............

4. Manufactured j sified chiefly rial;

4.1 Altuninixmi

roods clas- b y mate-

T ota l: All sections

German F.Rep.

H ungaryItalyJapanK orea D. P.

Rep.Korea Rep. Netherlands Oman

Poland Quatar Rumania Saudi Arabia Turkey U. S. A, Yugoslavia Iraq

Japan K orea Rep.IranQuatar German F.

Rep.China Rep.H ongkongJapanNetherlandsPhilipinea

s i ,g: l52,30129.437

83,41.3'o8

1,16,MO 2,54,082 4,27,232

700 31.293 31,964

3,66,377 6,096

1,91,566 1,31,882

26,416 23 750

3,26,26512,353

71

53502

1,27)4,0125,519

5021,09,98,002

13,0008,2271.783

6,64,^58

S,5S0 19,238 35,099

61 2,560 2,907

31,878 613

15,636 9,555 4,408 2, 200

68,3083,622

6511

3,7302,9507,522

24.48633,«652,991

13,10,073Source: — Department o f Commercial Intelligence and

Statistics. Calcutta.

121

XVIII. PUBLIC FINANCE 78. BUDGET AT A GLANCE, 1984-85

(Rs. in lakhs)

SI.No. Item

2

I. Revenue Account:1. Tax revenue and

non-tax revenue (excluding grants- in-aidj ..............

2. Grants-in-ald re­ceived/due ..............

3. Total revenue re­ceipts ..............

4. Expenditure on re­venue account

5. Surplus (+ ) o r Deficit (—)

II. Capital Account:1. Recoveries o f loans

and advances by U n i o n Territory

1982-83Actuals

4,672.71

2,818.07

7,490.78

7,612.67

( - ) 121.89

19S3-S1Revised

esti­mates

4

5,397.11

4,01623

9,413.31

9,413.34

III. O v e r a l l Budgetary P osition :

1. Total receipts onrevenue and ca­pital account ... 12,417.62

2. Total expenditure met from revenue

and capiLul .icuouiit 12,526.783. Surplus (+ ) o r

D eficit (— ) ... ( - ) 109.16

14.833.51

14.833.51

1984-85Budget

esti­mates

5

5,846.07

3,359.89

9.205.96

9.205.96

Government 85.72 90.73 94.382. Loans and advan­

ces from CentralGovernment 4,841.12 5,329.44 5,736.56

3. Total capital re-rpiT>t<3 4,926.84 5,420.17 5,830.94

4. Expenditure on ca­pital account 4,914.11 5,420.17 5,830.94

5. Surplus (+ ) o rD eficit (—) (+ ) 12.73 - - ■

15.036.90

15.036.90

Source: — Annual Financial Statement 1984-85.

122

XVIII. PUBLIC FINANCE 79-A REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF THE GOVERNMENT OF GOA, DAMAN AND DIU FOR

THE YEARS FROM 1982-83 TO 1984-85 A — Total Revenue on Revenue Account

(Rs. in lakhs)

Receijits1982-83 1983-S4 1984-85Actual Revised Budget

estimates estimates

I

1. T a x Revenue:L and Revenue

Stamps and R egistra­tion Fees ...............

Estate D u t y ..............State E x c i s e ...............Sales T ax ...............T axes on Vehicles ... T axes on Goods and

P a s s e n g e r s ...............Taxes and Duties on

Eilectricity ...............Other T axes and D u­

ties on Comm odities and Services

Total — Tax R e­venue ..............

2. N on-Tax R evenue: Interest Receipts D ividends and P rofitsPolice ... ..............Jails ..........................Stationery and P rin t­

ing ..........................Public W orks

Other AdministrativeServices ...............

Contribution and R e­coveries towards Pension and other Retirement Benefits

12.70 ... . 13.29 13.29

108.62

410.39,975.04169.05

91.660.10

435.022,174.00

171.98

94.16O.IO

461.122,392.00

176.98

62.92 67.00 70.00

0.09 - -

05.73 73.00 78.00

,805.14 3,026.05 3,285.65

53.393.494.460.84

403.763.720.941.12

208.493.720.941.12

4.3510.95

4.6317.50

4.7612.40

33.93 26.23 26.33

3.96 3.20 3.20123

XVIll. PUBLIC FINANCE 79-A REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF THE GOVERNMENT OF GOA, DAMAN AND DIU FOR

THE YEARS FROM 1982-83 TO 1984-85 A — Total Revenue on Revenue Account (oontd.)

(Rs. In lakhs)

Receipts1982-83Actuals

1983-84Revised

estimates

1984-85Budget

estimates

2 3 4 5

M iscellaneous GeneralServices .............. (-)1 .3 6 0.05 0.05

Education .............. 10.96 8.26 8.75Art and Culture 0.47 0.12 0.12M e d ic a l .......................... 7.32 7.84 7.97Fam ily W elfare 0.60 0.02 0.02Public Health, Sani­

tation and W ater277.80Supply .............. 201.99 263.70

H ousing .............. 14.98 15.94 16.14Inform ation and P u­

b licity .............. 0.3i 0.56 0.07Labour and Em ploy­

2.49ment .......................... 3.41 2.49Social Security and

1.25W elfare .............. 14.06 10.25Co-operation .............. 0.72 1.73 1.73Other General Econo­

mic Services 1.62 1.47 1.47Agriculture .............. 28.03 38.17 36.95Minor Irrigation, Soil

Conservation and3.31Area Development 7.98 4.21

Animal Husbandry .’5.74 7.65 7.65Dairy Development ... 0.49 0.21 0.21Fisheries .............. 6.01 5.70 5.70F o r e s t s .......................... 89.63 100.10 100.10Community Develop­

•0.24 0.24ment .......................... 0.60Industries .............. 10.16 12.43 12.43Village and Small In­

9.55dustries .............. 2.01 9.55

124

XVill. PUBLIC FINANCE 79-A REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF THE GOVERNMENT OF UOA, DAMAN AND DIU FOR

THE YEARS FROM 1982-83 TO 1984-85 A — Total Revenue an Revenue Account (concld.)

(Rs. in lakhs)

6R eceipts

m

1982-83Actuals

1983-84Revisedestimates

1984-85Budget

estimates

1 2 3 4 6

Mines and M inerals... Irrigation, Navigation,

Drainage and F lood Control P rojects ...

Power P rojects P o r t s , L ighthoiises

and Shipping R oads and Bridires ... Road and W ater

Transport Services Tourism ..............

176.94

0.661,060.45

22M23.14

43.6818.42

129.91

0.881,196.78

23.1529.43

14.1225.00

129.91

0.881,578.47

23.1530.05

18.0025.00

Total — N on-Tax Revenue 1,867.57 2,371.06 2,560.42

3. Grants-in-aid a n d C ontributions:

Grants-in-aid from Central Government 2,818.07 4,016.23 3,359.89

Total — Grants- in - aid and

Contributions... 2,818.07 4,016.23 3.359.89

Total — Revenue(1-12+3) 7,490.78 9,413.34 9,205.96

125

XVIII. PUBLIC FINANCE

79-B REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF THE GOVERNMENT OF GOA, DAMAN AND DIU FOR THE YEARS FROM 1982-83 TO 1984-85

B — Total Expenditure on Revenue Account(Rs. iu iakha]

Disbursements 1982-83Actuals

1983-84 1984-85Revised Budg^etestimates estimates

2 3 4 5

N o n - DevelopmentE x p e n d itu r e .............. 1,967.85 2,5«2.70 2,428.39

General Services 1,967.85 2,582.70 2,428.39Parliament / Stale /

Union TerritoryLegislatures 9.97 13.78 13.50

President/V ice P re­sident / G overnor/Adm inistrator of

8.00Union Territories 8.06 7.69Council o f Ministers 5.S6 5.50 5.70Administration o f

Justice .............. 38.16 35.29 35.25Elections .............. 2.60 10.88 11.00Land Revenue 15.16 16.77 18.00Stamps and R egis­

17.00trations .............. 12.47 15.90State Excise 24.45 29.46 32.00Sales Tax .............. 15.25 17.90 18.60Taxes on Vehicles 9.06 12.07 11.60Other Taxes and

Duties on Commo­dities and Services 3.17 3.64 3.70

Other Fiscal Ser­1.50vices ............... 1.10 1.50

Interest Payments 1,098.85 1.338.35 1,269.24Secretariat — Gene­ral S e rv ice s .............. ■17.4S 02.85 62.25D istrict Adm inistro-

tion .............. 58.a6 73.25 76.70

126

79-B REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF THE GOVERNMENT OF GOA, DAMAN AND DIU FOB THE YEARS FROM TO 1984 «5

B — Total Expenditure on Revenue Account (contd.J(Rs. in lakh.s)

XVIII. PUBLIC FINANCE

1982-83Actuals

1983-84 1984-85Revised Budgetestimates estimates

Treasury and A c ­counts A dm inis­tration ............... 42.48 51.57 53.00

P o l i c e .......................... 281.84 378.50 347.00Jails ........................... 18.13 21.50 21.90Stationery and P rin ­

ting .......................... 48.08 52.85 56.50P ublic W orks 60.65 207.46 160.94Fire P rotection and

Control ............... 6.98 36.00 12.01Other A dm inistra­tive Services 16.12 19.89 22.00Pension and other

Retirem ent B ene­fits .......................... 143.47 180.00 182.00

Miscellaneous G ene­ral Services - 0.10 o.ia

II. Development E xpen ­diture 5,644.82 6,830.64 6,777.57

B. Social and Com m u­nity Services 2,972.93 3,723.32 3,720.30Secretariat-Social

and CommunityServJces ............... 6.35 7.25 7.50

Education ............... J.605.33 1,914.04 2,004.91Art and Culture ... 145.21 106.58 78.90Medical ............... 610.33 743.42 748.00

Fam ily W elfare 28.05 59.37 49.35P ublic Health, Sa­

nitation and W a­ter Supply 236.18 375.94 364.75

127

79-B REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF THE GOVERNMENT OF GOA, DAMAN AND UIU FOR THE YEARS FROM 1982-83 TO 1984-85

B — Total Expenditure on Revenue Account (contd.)(Rs. in lakhs)

XVIII. PUBLIC FINANCE

^ Disbursements

ra

1982-83Actuals

1983-84Revisedestimates

1984-85Budget

estimates

1 2 3 4 6

H ousing .............. 25.98 3100 28.C0Urban Development 100.10 198.00 147.00Inform ation and P u­

b licity .............. 25.38 29.75 27.50Labour and Em ploy­

ment .......................... 100.18 122.00 130.00Social Security and

W elfare .............. 89.50 120.27 129.39R elie f on account

o f natural c^ila- m ities .............. 0.28 15.70 5.00

C. Econom ic Services ... 2,671.89 3.107.32 3,057.27Secretariat — E co­

nom ic Services ... 18.00 26.30 29.99Co-operation 30.83 37.40 34.21Other General E co­

nom ic Services ... 27.12 32.02 39.00A g r ic u lt u r e .............. 141.88 230.87 172.70M inor Irrigation ... 43.50 65.32 45.72Soil and W ater Con­

servation .............. 14.88 11.33 18.00Area Development... 72.89 86.00 88.00F ood .......................... 6.35 7.90 7.25

128

XVIII. PUBLIC FINANCE

79-B REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF THEGOVERNMENT OF FOR THE YEARS

B — Total Expenditure

GOA, DAMAN AND DIU FROM 1982-83 TO 1984-85on Revenue Account (concld.)

(R s. in lakhs)

d^ Disbursements

1 2

1982-83Actuals

3

1983-84ht-vised

estimates4

1984-85Budget

estimates5

Animal Husbandry 85.34 95.11 93.75Dairy Development 12.73 27.32 22.25Fisheries ............... 50.88 56.70 60.50F orests .............. 83.25 107.02 98.00Community Deve­

lopment .............. 103.98 208.62 199.00Industries .............. 8.46 10.05 10.05Village and Small

Industries 133.94 43.68 54.22Mines and Minerals 4.96 6.65 7.20Irrigation, Naviga­

tion, Drainage, F lood C o n t r o l P rojects .............. 12.59 (-)63.20 (—)68.82

Pow er P rojects 1,533.36 1,749.45 1,839.95Port, L ighthouses

and Shipping 60.42 90.14 49.60Roads and Bridges 89.11 117.13 103.70Road and W ater

Transport Services 77.78 88.11 95.00Tourism .............. 69.63 74.40 58.00

Grand total ( I + I I ) ... 7,612.67 9,413.34 9,205.96

Source; — Annual Financial Statement 1984-85.

129

80-A CAPITAL, BUDGET OF THE GOVERN­MENT OF GOA, DAMAN AND DIU FOR THE YEARS FROM 1982-83 TO 1954-85

A — Total Capital Receipts(Rs. In lakhs)

XVIll. PUBLIC FINANCE

SI.No. Item 1982-83

Actual.s

1983-84Revised

esti­mates

1984-X5Budget

esti­mates

1 2 3 i 5

1. Loans and advan­ces from Central Government 4,841.12 5.329.44 5,736.56

2. lioans and advan­ces by the Union Territory Govern­m ent (recoveries) 85.72 90.73 94.38

Total receipts 4,926.84 5,420.11 5,830.94

ISC'

iO-B TOTAL BUDGET OF THE GOVERNMENT OF GOA, DAMAN AND DIU FOR THE

YEARS FROM 1982-83 TO 1984-85V. B — Total Capital Disbursements

(Rs. In lakhs)

XVili. PUBLiC FINANCE

SI.^0. Disbursem ents

1 2

!.033.54 1984-85lievised Budge:,

Acruaia estimates estimates1982-88

tu;

I. Developm ent Expen­diture ............... S.543.53 3.888.18

7. CJapltal outlay on M i­nor Irrigation, Soil Conservation and Area Development...

a Capital outlay onFood ..........................

9. Capital outlay onAnimal Husbandry...

4,037.18

1. Capital outlay onEducation, Art andCulture .............. l'J7.7(l 15T).30 182.65

2. Capital outlay on Medical .............. 101.58 , .87.70 I14.0(.>

3. Capital outlay onPublic Health, Sani­tation and W ater Supply .............. 618.50 ’ ■ , 885.30 1.025.90

4. Capital outlay on H ousing .............. 67.P0 fiO.Sr, 87.65

5. Capital outlay on 98.61 50.75 53.58C o o p e r a t io n ..............8. Capital outlay on V.43 ' JS.29 14.00A griculture ..............

137.76 ir,9.91 Ifi-TOO

(-)46.47 64.55 (-)87.67

25.1)4 . •.•25.00 15.00

131

80-B TOTAL BUDGET OF THE GOVERNMENT OF GOA, DARIAN ANI> DIU FOR THE

YEARS FROM 1982-83 TO 19g4-*86B — T o ^ Capital Disbursements (contd.)

XVIII. PUBLIC-FINANCE

<Rs. in lakhs)

Disbursem ents 1982-83 1983-84Reviof'rt

1984-85BudRet

No. Actuals estimates estimates

1 2 3 4 5

10. Capital outlay on Dairy Developm ent 3T.58 (-)13 .06 (-)S4,C0

11. Capital outlay on Fisheries ............. . 34.76 24.10 38.90

12. Capital outlay on Forests .............. 44.19 49.^5 64.00

13. Capital outlay on Industrial Research

156.19 153'.00and Development ... 143'00

Hv Capitol outlay on V illage and Small Industries 1.93 .K.44 16.27

16. Investments In Indus­trial Financial Ins­titutions ............... 6.60 '6.5Q

16. CapltsJ outlay on Irrigation, Naviga­tion, Drainage and F lood Control P ro ­jects .......................... 991.17 A.104’.28

1’

1.148.7917. Capital outlay on

P ow er P rojects 42S.57 365,47 , r 4Q0.C0IS- Capital outlay on

Ports, Lighthouses and Shlpping^ 2.9S 6.00 6.00

13. Capital outlay oa R t^ds and B ridges... 581.88 ’ ,64^44 r 489,00

132

80-B TOTAL BUDGET OF' THE GOVERNatENT OF GOA, DAIMirk AND 1>IU FOlt THE

YEABS FROM 1982-88 TO 1984-85 B — Total Capital IMsbursements (concld.)

(R s. in lakhs)

XVill. PUBLIC FINANCE

SI. d isbiirsem ents Nd,

1982-83Actuals

1983-84Rpvi.<;ed

estimates

1984-85Budget

estimates

1 2 3 4 >

30. Capital outlay on R oad and W ater Transport Services... 82.05 172.ll 137.61

21. Capital outlay on other Transport and Communication Ser­vices .......................... 57.70 74.00 «3.00

22. Appropriation to the contingency fund ... - - -

II. rfon-Developm ent Expenditure 1,370.58 1,531.99 1,793.76

1. General Services ... 97.08 47.61 40.('5

2. Loans and advances from Central Govern, m ent (repaym ent) ... 1,066.24 1,271.51 1,505.53

8. Loans and advances by Union T erritory G o v e r n m e n t .............. 207.26 212.81 248.18

Total ( I + I I ) ... 4,914.11 5,420.17 5.830.94

Sourcc: — Annual Financial Statement 1984-S5.

133

XIX. FIVE YE

YEAK-WISE P ]L A N O U T 3L A Y AISTD EXPE2NT H E S I X T H FIVE YI]AIi

1980-81

1

■ 3

H ead/S u b-H ead o f D evelopm ent

1^ 00--

R evisedoutlay

Actualexpen­diture

1 2 3 4 5

I — Agriculture and A llied Services: 2 ,is :.2 i 3/0.33 377.67

1. A gricultural P rod u ction 439.15 71.00 70.74

2. Soil and W ater Con­servation ............... 152.29 40.00 40.49

3. Animal H usbandry 311.30 48.00 56.1G

4. Dairy Developm ent ... 102.96 12.55 11.11

5. F is h e r ie s ........................... 353.08 67.68 66.22

6. Forests ........................... 478.50 i o.OO S0.4”.

7. Agricultural C redit .. 6.01 6.00 -

8. Agricultural M arketing and Quality O ontioi ... 30.10 z .n 3 64

9. Community D evelop ­ment .......................... 97.30 15.97 16.47

10. Panchayari R a j 5.50 5.4111. Land R e f o r m s ............... 1G6.55 25.0') 27.00

11 — C o-operation: -i3r,.o;5 82.46 89.70Co-operation ■i3.".03 82.46 89.70

134

p l a n outlay and EXPENDtTUREDURING-TOE SIXTH FIVE YEAR PUW

1980 -85- <ywm>tro/r£

ifommic S*r«it*My » * 4 l t C * » irn a it f t lr JS » r tr « c * tf * ’t n ^ r t t, Com m UficaHoMinduttrytt A fTin««VVat*^ 4 #9 W K r t tf^ lo p m e n t.

Ap^«i4bin» it 1«rvi««t

AR.PMNS-

D ITU B E B Y H E A D S O F4>E V E LO P M E N T H U B IK Q P L A N ^198(h85)

(R s. In lakhs)

1981- 1982-83 1883-84 1984-■8G

•^so

.rt2

f -

'S >>‘ ; -

S'S

tT ,'«3

ill■o ^V 2

iO.2^ U*'.d l

■3^ 1 ^ 0 .^Pi^

2'S 'a•O-flg-SftjOjtt,

S** g

^ P .S

p**2

6; 7 . 8 9 10 C 11 12 i s r

m .w 391.80 -153.61' 440.42 463.16 429.03 47g.01 454.6178.00 75.10 98.55 94.17 ,98.60 98.14 93.00

i96.27

*30.00 33.06 38.00 33.20 r20.29 '13.04. 24.00 20,7355,00 B7.28 64.C0 61.19 76 30 ..< 66.89 ,68.00 75.1136.00 13.91 34.00 14 93. 22,41. ,,,r20.96 19,00 17.2569.60 64.^0 69.40 69.79 66.40 62.90 ‘ 80.00 53.6990.00 01.39 91.00 91.03 104.50 164.50 118.00 116.80

:: , - - i * - - ' 0,01 -

4.00 3.81 3.81 4.66 4,60 4.00 S.64

isloo 15.50 26.67 26.10 21.66 20.13 20.00 19.80

8.8b 6.S8 9'.h 6.35 8.34 •7.93 8.00 7.78S0.70 30.70 34.85 34.85 ::.i 40.00 39.94^ 36.00- 43.54

66.50 63.57 130.08 151.^ 81,00 , 75.90^ 74.99 113,33•66.50 63.57 13a.0S 15t'20l o ,81.00 L.I 75.M '.74-99 113.33

135

XIX. FIVE YE

81. YEAR-WISE PLAN OUTLAY AND EIXPEN THE SIXTH FIVE YEAK

1980-81

1

E5H ead/Stlb-H ead o f

Developm entt ' p ' s

R evisedoutlay

.Actualexpen-ia itu re

1 2 3 4 5

i i i ^ - Irrigration, F lood Control and P ow er: 6,884.97 839.01 848.90

1. Irrigation (m ajor and m edium ) .......................... 4,274.37 520.11 517.26

2. M inor Irrigation 518.45 80.00 81.263. V /ater Development ... 102.64 7.56 8.164. Command Area Deve­

lopment ......................... 43.18 1.00 1.015. F lood Control .............. 70.50 10.00 11.066. Transm ission and Dis­

tribution .......................... 1,875.83 220.34 230.16I V - • Industries and Miner ils 892.00 167 00 167.00

1. V illage and Small In­dustries .......................... 242.81 50.00 46.30

2. Medium and Largt? In­dustries .......................... 649.19 117.00 120.70

V — Transport and Comm unici- tion ..................................... 3,537.58 549.00 561.45

1. M inor Ports, Liijht houses and Shippxm? ... 18.76 2.60 2.48

136

DrrURE BY HEADS OF DEVKIXXPMENT DURING V IA N (1980-85> (cabtd.J

AR: PLANS.

(Rb. in lakhs)1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85

2 ®

-SIf'1 '

It«h

<K•ca

| i■ 2g

SSh WC.S&0

i f5 Sc o o w

l |6 7 8 9 ! 10 11 12 13

1,109.00 1.11J0.92 1,486.70 1,498.08 1,593.26 1,539.10 1,858.00 1,674.03

626.00 655.21 961.31 979.91 >,066.35 1,010.91 1,100.00 921.0795.00 88.84 97.97 91.24 125.48 119.72 120.00 102.60».oo 3.83 8,15 9.56 1G.93 14.43 60.00 23.08

8.00 13,00 6.18 6.51 IS.OO 15.00 13.00 31.0010.00 9.28 10.50 12.6,'i 15.00 12.17 26.00 10.25

350.00 350.7G 401.99 33S.18 353.50 366.87 650.00 586.03

lffi.00 141.21 1C 1.00 leo 19 201.00 196.27 216.00 220.83

48.00 42.78 »i.81 3B.90 41.00 36.27 65.00 81.33

100.00 101.43 122.19 123.29 J 60.00' 160.00 150.00 139.50

H5-15 643.01 707.01 796.17 811.42 743.82 825.00 990.15

1.15 U 4 3.11 2.94

137

6.00 3.99 6.00 4.46

XIX. FIVE YE

81. VEAK-WISE PLAN OUTLAY AND EXPENTHE SIXTH FIVE YEAR

1980-81

H ead/Sub-H ead o f Development

® 13 ^

Revisedoutlay

Actualexpen­diture

3 4 5

2. Koads and Bridges ... 2,220.97 292.00 295.86

3. R oad Transport 509.50 100.50 100.50

4. Irland W ater Trans­port .......................... 235.85 48.00 56.88

5. Tourism .......................... 552.50 106.00 105.73

• Social and Community Ser­vices ..................................... 8,212.21 1,077.57 1,089.10

1. Education:

a) (ieneral Educatvan (in­cluding libraries) 1,310.06 170.75 168.85

b) Ai c h i v e s .......................... 4171 1.50 0.96c) G a z e tte e rs .......................... 2.14 0.06 0.03d) Sports and Cultural

A ffa irs (Art & Culture) 577.50 71.23 72.29

Sub-total —1 .............. 1,931.41 243.54 242.13

2. Technical Education:a) Polytechnic 177.53 . 3.50 33.22

138

DITUBE B Y HEABS OF DEVEIX>PMENT DUBINO PLAN (1980-86) - ( c o n t d j

PLANS

(Ra. In lakhs)1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85

| L .■5^

•4-ojOis

r i

H “

t^ -3

O 0

g

. 2 s « ^ i l

-<1

•tJS jS

1 ftSi l1:1

I I6 7 8 9 10 * 11 12 is'^

380.00 378.30 467.8W; 562.74 66;.X7 503.25 530.00 656.14

101.00 lOi.OO 68.00 63.00 110.00 .93.42. 130.00 129.07

<6.00 45,(M. 55. lU 49.IJ7 42.75 44.61 46.00 52.48H8.00 117.f)T its.co 112.S2 iOL.50 98.K 114.00 148.00

.OT.49 i.aao.Ti 1.34S.G1, 1.023.C6 1,S5C.51 1,831.62.2,428.00 2.322.94

178.00 191.76 257.96 315.85 236.119' 436.161.01) ?.04 18.71 3.'^ "7.50 ,7.93 ' ‘ 7*.00 8.450.25 0.32 0.48 0.49 0.35. 0.2& 1.00 0.30

119.00 110.06 1G3.27 161.60 132 00 ’ 124.64" 92.00 118.05

3^6.9S 427.92 420.35 455.70 369.81 500.00 5G2.96

34.3S U 1,57 C1.6G 30.2S 35.00. 30.54 40.00 Gi.22

139

1980-81

xrx. FIVE YE

81. YEAR-WISE PLAN OUTLAY AXD EXPENTHE SIXTH nVE YEAll

1

o3

H ead/Sub-H ead o f Development

£ 6 5

X <UrH-MS t" g

Rerisedoutlay

Actualexpen­diture

1 2 3 I 6

b ) Food Craft Insti*.ute ... 29.09 5.00 12.28c) EJngineering College ... 151.50 18.68 22.95

Sub-total —2 .............. 3.58.03 57.18 68,45

3. M edical:a) Medical College 748.29 128.00 131,35

b) Pharm acy College 36.88 10.00 11.^

c) Dental C o l l e g e .............. 56.06 - -d ) Institute o f Psychiatry

and Human Behaviour 61.55 - -e) Em ployees State Tn.sur-

ance Scheme .............. 13.56 2.25 2.13

f) P ublic Health ar.rl Sa­nitation .......................... 449.59 73.40 73.64

Sub-total —3 .............. 1,365.93 213.65 218.78

4. Sewerage and Water Supply : 2,731.18 298.00 296.89

5. H ou sing :a) M ousing B o a r d .............. 250.00 50.00 50.00

140

DITUKE BY HEADS OF DEVELOPMENT DURING PL.AN (1980-85) (contd.)

(Rs. in lakhs)

AR PLA.NS

198H-8:’ 1982--83 1983-84 1984-85

■o ^<s> £.“ 5 s s'S ■35

£•52 § 5(h .<-> c 0

® 5 q S <! a> ^ a «0)

“ n 0 c ^ <0 ^ p.0-'

« 3 0 fl

g

P.3p,oV 0

6 7 8 9 10 u 12 13

1.00 1.00 10.00 3.25 5.00 4.25 8.00 4. 1036.50 29.67 26.73 27.36 32.50 35.73 37.00 46.1171.97 5.'5.24 71.38 69.89 72.50 70.52 85.00 111.33

153.00 1 35.67 132.92 138.08 144.37 129.16 190.00 159.8010.00 13.96 6.88 5.57 5.00 3.23 5.00 5.05- - 15.68 12.95 20.38 20.38 20.00 20.80

3.70 3.56 16.00 13.64 21.85 19.27 20.00 19.29

2.42 2.42 2.89 2.90 3.00 2.90 3.00 6.00

83.6. ) 112.56 95.09 102.47 105.45 109.07 92.00 127.10252.77 288.17 269.46 275.61 300.05 284.01 3.30.00 338.04

330.00 328.98 4.%.0() 424.94 623.18 721.37 1,050.00 869.05

40.00 40.00 50.00 50.00 60.00 60.00 50.00 so.ot

141

XIX. FIVE YE

OUTLAY AND EJXPEN81. YEAR-WISE PLANTHE SIXTH FIVE YEAB

1980-81

1

n

H ead/Sub-H ead o f Development

>>

51- g

Revisedoutlay

A ctu a l♦expen-(fliturei

1 2 3 4 • 5

b ) V illage HousintJ 24.00 2.00 2.00c) H ousesites for Landless 13.20 1.00 1.00d ) Departm ental Housing 208.58 35.40 37.48e) P olice H o u s in g .............. 151.58 19.00 2.'i.l9f) Sites and Services 58.0C' - - ■

Sub-total —5 .............. 705.36 107.40 115.67

6. Urban Development:

a) Town and Country Pig. J 52.50 37.00 ;55.85

b ) Urban Development (L ocal b o d i e s ) .............. 251.83 25.00 25.00

Sub-total — 6 .............. 404.33 62.00 60.^

7. Inform ation and Publi­city ..................................... 104.64 17.80 9.81

8. Labour & Labour "Wel­fare ...................................... 427.68 54.00 r>4.08

09. W elfare o f Backward

Classes 66.22 9.00 7.41

142

DITURE BY HEADS OF DEVELOPMENT DURING PLAN (1980-85) (contd.)

(Rs. in lakhs)

AR PLANS

1981--82 1982-■83; 1983-84 1984-85

VI 03 1 g

£■35o a

& «

•C05

^ 3S t!5 ’o

o

<u

■ 1

£•3S

•d

Ih ■!->a 3 a o C

s ain U*0 ca o

6 7 8 V 10 n 12 13

4.00 3.39 6 00 5.91 7.00 6.97 5.00 20.001.00 0.05 3.20 0.68 3.00 2.97 5.00 15.00

34.26 37.54 57.12 30.84 31.80 30.73 50.00 36.0926.75 34.07 30.43 32.54 43.40 40.56 32.00 37.74- - - - - - 58.00 10.00

106.81 115.65 146.75 119.97 145.20 141.23 200.00 168.8S

26.00 3f).70 30.00 31.93 29.50 14.26 30.00 26.39

60.83 Gl.n 35.00 35.00 65.00 65.36 66.00 68.86

86.83 91.81 65.00 66.93 94.50 79.62 96.00 95.25

43.87 42.08 15.47 15.40 12.50 12.00 15.00 18.60

77.59 83.41 S6.25 91.37 101.84 106.55 la^.oo 114,28

8.88 8.3K 10.!83 , 9.77 12.41 11,43 15.00 . 12.95

143

XIX. FlIVE Y£

81. YEAB-WISE PLAN OUl!LAY AND EXPENTHE SlXra FIVE YEAR

1

1

H ead/Sub-H ead o f Developm ent

h E f g

sSs|wH O

8

1980-811

Revised A ctu al outlay ex p en -

<aiture

4 5

10. Social W e l f a r e ............... 52.68 7.75 7.5211. N utrition ......................... 74.75 7.25 7.51

V II-— Econom ic Servicas .............. 113.11 9.22 9.25

1. F ire P r o t e c t io n ..............2. Secretarial Econom ic

0.01 - -

Se -vices ..........................3. Econom ic Advic? and

65.98 3.66 3.66

StaUstics .......................... 32.88 3.:-6 3.194. W eights and Measure.g 14.24 2.20 2.40

VIII-- Genernl Services .............. 347.17 30.41 26.74

1. Public W orks ..............2. Others ^Administrative

& Account Services for

317.69 28 00 24.33

Planning purposes) 29.48 2.41 2.41

Grand total .............. 22,589.28 3,125.00 3,169.81

Source: — Directorate o f Planning, Statistics and Bvaliia-

144

AR PLANS

BY^HEABS O^DEVELOPJVIENT DURING V l i m '(1980-85) (concld!f _ ________ ___________ ^

i 9 11981-83 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85

i f | l

d

1?;'rt®

I®

aV

Of ^

l | Pi °

ouis2

1XJ>>■

•*->A 3p«o<!

If-o a a 0 ‘ o u D.’U M S

6 1 8 10 11 c 12 13

10.32 10.55 10.98 11.73 43.,^ , ;?.8?r .JO.OO 10.509.00 '9.46 14.fe0 '14.50 22.00 22.26 22.00 21.15

116.44 14.51 -2f.46 21.39 24.99 23.30 41.00 G()‘.75

- - - - - “I. 0.01 9.80

^7.68 .7 7-67 14.00 ,1 4 ^ 15.® 15.84 .99 24.99

2J04.69 .5^92 .5.86 ' ‘ B.94 'B'.IO 11.00 - 10".992.15 1.54 'l.53 3.40’ 2.36 ^6.00 4.97

\J47.32 38.28 .99.78 105:39 s i .gg' 67.64“ ' cSs'.OO 169.07•.42-00 . ^2.96 93.53 , ?9.14 74.16j,^.V . SO-00 160.07

.5.32 r6.25 -.§.25 750 7.50_ 8.00 9.00-9;^2&fl0--3r?G7:01~*624:28-^':696.50-*“&:M,2;00'^90e:68^'S300.WB::995.71

tlon, P an a jt ^

145

82. PLAN OUTLAY ANB EXPENBITUR DURING THE PLAN PERIOD

XIX. FIVE Y

Outlay/Expenditure incurred

c%

H ea is o f Develjpm ciit

ThirdY-.-ar

196.2-66

FivePlan(5yr.^.)

Annual1966-69

Plans(3yrs)

m Outlay Expen­diture

Outlay Expcnditvre

1 2 g 4 5 6

1. A griculture and Allied Services .......................... 504.19 350.62 612.58 425.6lj

2. Co-operation .............. 29.40 36.77 18.00 14.4lj

3. Water and Pow er Deve­lopment .......................... 335.29 289.24 430.97 373.6S

4. In d jstries and Mines ... 140.50 51.80 99.73 75.40

5. Trai..sport and Ccmmu- nicatioii .......................... 409.37 231.20 331.06 303.54

6. iioolal and Community Services .......................... 845.38 691.94 902.63 784.52

7. Econom ic Services 1.90 0.33 6.86 4.80

8. Gent-’-al S«i vices - - - -

Total .............. 2,266.03 2,651.90 2,401.83 l,981.90j

Source: — Directorate o f P lanning, Statistics and Bvalu]

146

BY MAJOR HEADS OF DEVELOPMENT ^ROM 1963 ONWARDS

AR PLANS

(Hs. In lakhs)

during the Plan Periods

Fourthi F ive F ifth Five Yei?r Plan Year Pto’ i

1969-74 (5yrs) 1971-78 (4yrs)Annual197S-S0

Plans(2yr3)

SixthYear

1980-85

FivePlan(5yrs)

Outlay E xpeu - Outlay Bxpen- iSifuro diture

Outlay E xpen­diture

Outlay E xpen­diture

(Antlcl- paieil)

7 S 9 10 11 12 13 14

1,032.17 892.36 1,252.81 1,184.60 959.00 792.95 2,167.21 2,093.53

68.01 112.43 62.00 152.43 112.00 . 325.22 435.03 493.70

827.76 772.61 1,998.50 1,809.03 1,951.00 1,593.97 6,884.97 6,681.03

104.75 90.75 171.00 248.58 260.00 354.03 892.00 888.50

622.23 702.55 867.67 879.98 709.28 690.34 3,537.58 3,734.60

1,565.92 1,613.49 1,800.60 1,876.83 1,737.101,799.7 8 8,212.21 8,118.03

11.42 9.09 14.55 13.87 21.65 6.50 113.11 119.20

- - - 347.17 407.12

4,232.‘26 4,193.28 6,167.13 6.165.32 5,750.00 5,562.79 22,589.28 22,535.71

lion, P&naji.

147

S3. NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT FACTOR COST FOR THE YEARS

1981-83 AND 1982-83(At current and constant prices)

XX. STATE INCOME

SI. No. Item 1981-82 19S2-S31 2 3 4

I Net state dom estic product (Rs. in lakh s):

1. At current prices .............. 31.112.03 34,134.132. At constant prices .............. 15,641.15 15,575.43

II. P er capita net state domestic product (R s .) :

1. At current prices .............. 2,830.94 3,042.262. At constant prices .............. 1,423.22 1,388.18

III . Index num ber o f net state dom estic product:

1. At current prices .............. 405.6 445.02. A t constant prices .............. 203.9 203.0

IV. Index number o f per capita net state dom estic product:

1. At current prices ............... 309.1 332.22. At constant prices .............. 155.5 151.6

V. Estimated population (In lakhsas on 1st O ctob er): 10.99 11-22

Source:— Directorate o f planning. Statistics and EvaluationPanaji.

148

XX. STATE INCOM E

84.. NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT A1 3FACTOR COST BY INDUSTRY OF ORIGIN

FOR THE YEARS, 1981-82 AND 1982-83

(At constant prices)(R s. in lakhB)

SI. N<o.

1Industry

2

1. A griculture (proper) and live stock ...............

2. Forestry and logg ing

3. F ishing ..........................

Sub-total ............

4. Mining and quarrying

5. Large scale m anufacturing

6. Small scale m anufacturing ...

7. Construction ............................

8. Electricity, gas and water supply ......................................

1981-82 1982-83

3 4

2,664.38 2,591.41

66.74 72.84

537.09 647.65

3,268.21 3,311.90

1,481.51

2,530.42

941.95

559.27

238-42

959.36

2,582.52

941.95

707.10

263.61

Sub-total 5.G91.57 5,454.84

149

XX. STATE INCOME

84. NET STATE DOMESTIC PEODUCT AOT FACTOR COST BY INDUSTRY OF ORIGSN

FOR THE YEARS, 1981-82 AXD 1982-835 (At constant prices)

(c o m td .) (Rs. In lakhs))

SI. No. Industry

1 2

19U-82

3

398J2-8.'!

4

9. Transport and communica­tion ................................................. 1,494.85 1,495.45

9.1 Railways .......................... 93.61 95i.68

9.2 Communication .............. 76.76 108.00

9.3 Transport by other means 1,324.48 1,291.77

10. Trade, storage, hotels & res­taurants .....................................

Sub-total ..........................

13. Banking and insurance

12. Real estate and ownership o f dwelling ..........................

1,399.81 1,112.17

2,894.66 2,607.62

384.00

705.55

<142.00

748.02

150

XX. STATE INCOME

84. NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT ATf a c t :o r c o s t b y in d u s t r y o f o r ig in

F0»R THE YEARS, 1981-82 AND 1982-83

(At constant prices)

(con cld .J (R s. in laMis)

SI No. Industry 1981-82 1982-831 2 3 4

T3. P u b lic adm inistration and deftence ...................................... 1,466.72 1,733.54

14. O ther s e r v ic e s .......................... 1,230.44 l,2n.51

Sub-total ............. . 3,786.71 4,201.07

T ota l — Net state dom estic p r o d u c t ...................................... 15,641.15 15,575.43

Per capita income (R s.) 1,423.22 1,388.18

S ou rce : — Directorate o f Planning, Statistics and EJvalua- tion, Panaji.

151

XX. STATI

85. NET STATE DOJkCESTIC PRODUCT A 1

FOR THE YEARS (At ciirreni

SI. No. Industry 1978-791 2 3

1. A griculture (proper) and lirestock ... 3,831.382. F orestry and l o g g i n g .......................... 292.073. F i s h i n g ......................... .................................... 683.75

Sub-total ... 4,807.204. M ining and q u a r r y in g .......................... 1,161.435. L arge scale m anufacturing ............... 3,343.436. Small scale m anufacturing ............... 2,106.797. Construction .................................................. 475.368. E lectricity, gas and water su pp ly ... 285.04

Sub-total ... 7,872.059. Transport and communication 1,907.629.1 Railw ays .................................................. 135.29£.2 Comm unications ...................................... 143.039.3 Transport by other means .............. 1,629.30)0. Trade, storage, hotels and restaurants 1,681.23

Sub-total ... 3,588.8511. Banking and insurance ............... 829.0012. Real estate and ownership o f dw ellings 807.0013. P ublic adm inistration and defence 882.36

14. Other services ...................................... 2,212.40

Sub-lotali ... 4,730.76T ota l: Net state dom estic product ... 20,998,86

P er capita incom e (R s.) 2,118.96

Source: — Directorate o f P lanalng, Statistics and Ev

152

PER CAPITA INCOME(Arcurrtnt prices)

( R s . )

ma a s o ^

m i ‘ 7 9

• •

• •

• •• •

• •

» • • •

• Sf t j i

• •

• •

• •

• •

• •

• •

3t»«!

INCOME FACTOR COST BY INDUSTRY OF ORIGIN1978-79 TO 1982-83 p r ic e s )

(R s. in lakhs)

1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-834 5 6 7

3.900.73 4,500.15 4,659.79 5,478.761,102.04 860.34 316.32 399.32

749.09 853.47 1,417.44 1.827.055.751.86 6,213.96 6,393.55 7,705.131,804.98 1,863.50 2,676.67 1,918.344,352.78 5,925.30 3,328 02 3,430.402;466.28 2,182.55 2,883.00 2,971.45

972.11 1,285.46 1,649.22 2,116.34360.67 263.39 686.44 947.46

9,956.82 11,5^.20 11,223.35 11,383.992.383.55 2,781.74 3,234.72 3,575.61

146.89 157.08 205.30 255.28155.83 176.48 202.92 245.19

2,080.83 2,448.18 2,826.50 3,075.142,237.10 2,272.00 3,030.93 3,105.734,620.65 5.053,74 6,265.65 6,681.34

849.00 849.00 1,379.00 1,572.00861.59 913.29 1,052.06 1,182.61920.31 1,116.27 1,466.72 1,733.54

2,491.10 2,884.65 3,331.70 3,875.525,122.00 5,763.21 7,229.48 8,363.61

26,451.33 28,551.11 31,112.03 34,134.132,527 44 2,793.65 2,830.94 3,042.26

luation, Panaji.

153

86. INCOME, EXPENDITURE AND IMPORTANl^' ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE VILLAGE PAN-

CHAYATS FOB THE YEAR 1982-83

XXI. LOCAL BODIES

SI. No.

1

Item

2

Goa

3

Daman Diu 4 5

T ota l

6

1. Number o f pancha- yats:

2. Incom e; (R s.)1) Grants from g o ­

vernment ...............ii) Other grantsiii) Proceeds o f taxes,

fees etc......................iv) Proceeds of loans

etc. ...............v) Sale proceedsV i ) Others ...............

Total incom e ...3. Expenditure: (R s.)

i) Administration ... li) Sanitation and pu­

blic healthiii) Public worksiv) Planning and de­

velopmentV) Social welfarevi) Education a n d

culture ...............vil) Miscellaneous

Total expenditure4. Important achive-

ments:i) Construction o f

village paths and road3 (K m s.)

186 6 3 195

43,88.4495,44,049

33,872 1,59,032 10,574 9,453

45,81,3535,64,076

49,59,255 43,767 2,55,744 52,58,766

1,45,4241,37,213

31,96,86912,27016,805

l',58478,253

1,45,4241,51,067

32,91,927

L,33,71,259 1,17,288 5.04,066 1,39,92,613

13,87,939 18,389 87,040 14,93,368

2,87,71755,61,003

48,778 71,576 1,78,716

3,36,49558,11,295

3,62,9921,81,142

702511 17,000

3.63,6941,98,653

2,90,30818,93,397

2,5061,447

38,39140,247

3,31,20519,35,091

99,64,498 95,131 4,10,172 1,04,69,801

61.67 61.67

154

86. INCOJIE, EXPENDITURE AND IMPORTANT ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE VILLAGE PAN-

CHAYATS FOR THE YEAR 1983-83 (Concld.)

81. No. Item Goa Daman Diu Total

1 2 3 4 5 6

XX!. LOCAL BODIES

il) R epairs o f villa­ge paths a n d roads (Km s.) 162.60 162.60

iii) Construction o f m otorable rocds (K m s.) .............. 30.88 0.08 0.21 31.17

' Iv) Compost pits dug (N o.) .............. 319 150 2 471

V ) T rees planted (N o.) 37,826 1,449 — 39,275vi) Construction o f

school buildings (N o.) .............. 1 1

vli) Repairs o f school buildings (N o.) ... 67 — 57

viii) D rinking water wells constructed (N o.) .............. 22 22

ix ) D rinking w a t e r w e l l s repaired (N o.) .............. 101 101

x ) Construction o £ culverts (N o.) ... 52 52

xi) Construction o f panchayat ghars (N o.) .............. 2 2

x ii) Foot bridges cons­tructed (No.) 37 „ _ 37

Sourcu: — Block Developm ent O ffice in the territory.

155

87. TA1.UKAWISE ESTIMATES OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE OF MUNICIPALITIES FOR

THE YEARS 1983-84 AND 1984-85

(R s. in laklis)

XXI. LOCAL BODIES

1983-8t 1984-85T e r r i t o r y /D i s t r i c t / ---------------------------- -------------------------------

Taluka Expeii- „ ■ . BjcpenReceipts Receipts,

1 3 3 4 5

GOA, DAMAN AND D IU ........................ 611.35 629.58 604.90 639.79

GOA D ISTRIC T 568.62 588.16 564.24 599.68T isw adl .............. 120.40 120.39 119.05 118.95Bardez .............. 87.74 87.05 67.63 68.18Bicholim .............. 40.56 44.93 36.38 47.62P onda .............. 24.96 23.58 53.71 52.69Sanguem .............. 20.59 20.59 22.23 22.23

Canacona .............. 1.96 1.48 4.63 4.63Quepem .............. 9.63 10.19 4.00 3.50

Salcete .............. 139.37 138.58 140.13 145.73M orm ugao .............. 123.41 141.37 116.48 136.15

DAM AN D IST R IC T ... 26.06 27.51 26.78 26.71Daman .............. 26.06 27.51 26.73 26.71

DIU D IS T R IC T .............. 16.67 13.91 13.93 13.40

D iu .......................... 16.67 13.91 13.93 13.40

Source: — Respective MunicipaLty in the territory.

15a

88. DISTRICTWISE INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF MUNICIPAL COUNCILS DURING 1983-83

(R s. in lakhs;

SI. No Item Goa Daman Diu Total

1 2 3 4 5 6

INCOME

I. Municipal rates and taxes;

a) Octroi .............. 11.86 1.68 3.65 17.19

b ) Taxes on housesand lands .............. 32.28 1.24 0.15 33.67

c ) L ighting, water andconserv'ancy rates ... -

d) Others .............. 10.70 4.27 0.09 15.06

Total I ... 54.84 7.19 3.89 65.92

it I. Incom e from othersou rces:

a) Governmfcnt grant® 62.07 5.30 1.21 68.58

b) Other source^ .... 69.54 - 1.26 70.80

T<ital II 131.61 5.30 2.47 139.38

XXI. LOCAL BODIES

157

88. DISTBICTWISE INCOME AND EXPENDITX KK OF »IUNICIPAI. COUNCILS DURING 1982-J83

(Concld.J

(R3. In liaklia)

XXI. LOCAL BODIES

SI. No. Item Goa Daman Diu T ota l

1 2 3 4 5 6

Total incom e (exclud ­ing extraordinary debts and opening balance) ... 186.45 12.49 6.36 2#)5.S0

E X P E N D IT U R E

a) Public lighting 13.24 1.02 0.59 14.85

b ) W ater supply 1.30 0.01 - 1.31

c) Drainage, conser­vancy and sanitary 42.58 2.72 1.51 46.81

d) R oads .............. 46.20 0.50 0.62 47.32

e) Other-s .............. 103.21 6.58 2.73 112.52

Total expenditure (ex ­cluding extraordina­ry debts and closing balance) .............. 206.53 10.83 6.45 222.81

Source: — All M unicipalities in Goa, Daman and I>iu

158

XXII. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

89. PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS IN COMMUNH’Y D)E\^LOPMENT PROJECTS FOR THE YEAR

ENDING MARCH, 1984

SI.No.1

Item2

Unit3

Achievements4

1. ALgricultvre:A. I D istribution of

proved seeds:im-

II

a) P addy ..............b ) W heat ...............c ) Jow ar ..............d) Maize ..............e) R agi ..........................

f) B ajra (local, H .Y .V .) g ) Other cereals

Kgs.»>>»»

»

J,57.38a 3,500

130 1,470 1,528

646 25

Total .............. > 1,64,682

Other crops:a ) A ll pulses ...............b ) Cotton ..............c ) Oil seeds ..............d) Vegetable seeds ... c) Spices and condi­

m ents ..............

Kgs,»>»»

1,14,075

27,1661,18S

Total .............. > 1,42,424

D istribution o f fertili­zers and manures:

I. Chemical fertilizers d istribu ted :

a) A ll nitrogenous com pounds .............. Tonnes 1,08,675

159

89. PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS IN COMMUNIITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS FOR THE YEAJl

ENDING MARCH, 1984 (contdl.J

XXII. COM MUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMIE

SI.No.1

Item2

Unit3

Achicvennenta4

DE

b) All phosphate com ­pounds ..............

c) All potassic com ­pounds ..............

Total

II. Bonemeal ..............III . Green manure see(Js

Total value o f improvedimplements .............Other item s:Chemical pesticides d istribu ted :a) Solid pesticidesb ) L iquid pesticides ... Compost pits f i l le d ... Fruit trees planted ...

Animal H usbandry:A Im proved animals sup­

plied ;a) Bulls ..............b ) B uffalo bullsc) Ram s ..............d) Bucks (he goats) ...e) Bears/Sow sf) Cow cross bred

Total ..............

Tonnes

QuintalKgs.

Rs.Kga.

Kgs.Litres

No.

No.

•79,273

36,4442„24,392

4,27411,096

37,863

20,0411,5841,061

2,40,165

523911

6

108

160

X)XI:I, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME «9. P H Y S I C A L ACHIEVEMENTS IN COMMItNITY

DETVELOPMENT PROJECTS FOR TH E Y E A R ENDING MAItCH, 1984 (contd.)

SI.No. Item

a) Cows .........................b) Buffaloes

Total ( a ) + ( b ) ...............

Preventive inoculations/ vaccinations done

Animals treatedNew pilo pits conntruc- t e d .......................................

UnU

B Im proved bird^ sup­plied;a) Baby c h i c l c ..............b) Cockerels for up­

grading ..............c) Others for breeding

Total ..............C Hatching eggs suppliedI- Animals castrated;

a) Bulls and buffaloes b> Others ..............

Total (a ) - t - (b ) ..............

K Animals artificially in­seminated ;

No,

No.

Achievementa

4

12,623

11,6478,758

33,028

1.05,871

1,160560

1,720

3,56239

3,601

?,r)0,3785,331

S. 160

IB l

XXII. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME 89. PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS IN COMMUNITY

DEVEI.OPMENT PROJECTS FOR THE YE.AK ENDING MARCH, 1984 (contil.)

SI.No.

lleni Unit A.chlevement8

3 4

3. Minor i T r i y a t i o n w orks cons­tru cted :

Additional area likelyto be irrigated b y :

1. Kacha wells cons­ No, .tructed Area/H;v .

2. Kacha wells repaired No. -/renovated .............. Area/Ha. -

3. Pucca w ells cons­ No. G8tructed .............. Area/IIa. 205

4. Pucca wells repaired No. 55/renovated Area/Ha. 82

5. Tanks constructed ... No. 1Area/Ha. 15

6. Tanks repaired/ No. 1renovated .............. Area/H a. 12

7. Channels construc­ Kms. 3.9ted (length In km s.) A rea/IIa. 9.5

8. Channels repaired/renovated (length Kms. 11.5in km s.) .............. Area/Hu. -

9. Tube wells construc­ No. -ted .......................... Area/Ha. -

10. Pum p sets installed No. 159Area/Ha. 212

H. L ift irrigation No. 2Arest/Ha. 41

12. Others (bandhara) No. 1A rea/IIa. 8

Total gross ariditio-aal area likely to No 262be ir r ig a t e d .............. Area/Ha. 477

162

XJXII. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME89. PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS IN COMMUNITY

DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH, 1984 (contd.)

SI.No. Item Unit Achievements

Lun<.d reclamation and im- profuement:

A Land recla im ed ...................B Soil conservation:

a) Area contour bundedb) Area terraced

C. Area..under dry farm­ing

D Area.... under afforesta­tion .................... ..

VUllage and small industries: A Agro service centres

set up .........................B Units set up for p ro ­

cessing of agricultural& horticultural produce

C Other new small indus­trial units set up ...

D Financial assistanceprovided tor setting:

up items (B +C ) ... HeaMth and rural sanitation: A Rural lati-ines cons­

tructed .., ..............B Pucca drains cons­

tructed ..I ..............G Village lane,s Ibaved ...D Smokeless fchulihas ins­

talled .......................

Ha.

No.

Rs. in ‘000

No.

Metres Sq. mts.

No.

10.78.2

7.5

1

6

141

335

2

300

163

XXII. COMMUNITY DEyELOPMENT PROGBAMIylE89. PHYSICAL ACHIEVEBfENTS IN COMMlTIfIT¥

DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS FOB THE YEAR ENDING MARCH, 1984 (contd.)

SI. Item Unit AchieveinentsNo.

E Gobar gas plants setup ......................... No. 129

F Drinking w ater facili­ties provided:a) W ells constructed ... » 86b) W ells renovated ... > ^c) Handpump installed > 1d) Overhead tanks with

elecLric pow er ins­talled ............... »

e) Tube w ells cons- » 3tructed

Stet'ilization operations p er­form ed on :

a) Male ......................... ; No. 1,477b) Female .............. > 2,936

Social education:A Literacy centres started No. 467B Adults made literate;

a) Men ............................ > 2,402b) W omen ............. . > 4,014

Total (a) + ( b ) ............... » 6,416

C Sewing centres function­ing in rural areas ... > 203

D W omen traiined in sew­ing ..........................

164

» 2.805

89. i*IHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS IN COMMUNITY DE^^ELOPMENT PKOefECTS FOR THE YEAR

ENDING MARCH, 1984 (concld.)

X:XI1. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

SI.No.

Item Unit A.chievementa

1 2 3 4

8. Ciommiunications:K New kacha roads cons­

tructed Knis. 68rt E xisting kacha roads

repaired .......................... > 1.258c Culverts constructed ... No. 3.3D Culverts repaired » 20E Cross drainage w"ork

constructed ............... •F Cross drainage w ork

repaired .......................... » -

Souirce: — Block Development O ffices in the territory.

165

XXIII. TAXES

90. CUSTOMS REVENUE COLJJEiCTED DURING 1982-83 AND 198S-»4

(Rs. in lakhs)

Custom si re-^enue {ollectedSI.No.1

Art’clea

2

1 — IMPORTS

(a) Revenue d u ties:

1. Spirits and liquors

"2. Chemicals including and medicines ...

3. Machinery

4, Iron and steel ...

6. Motor vehicles i thereof .................

6. W ood, pulp, paper and sta tionery etc

7. Copper ...............

8. Zinc

9. All otiier articles

Sub-total

drugs

parts

19S2-S33

0..05

:230..49100,84

14..09

18.90

0.59

0.48

89.1S

•154.61

1)83-844

0.02

J91.20153.85

19,35

22.42

0.36

0.01

111.57

498.78

(b) AuxiUary clutie:s:

1. Spirits and liqmor»

2. Machinery 33.55 69.41

166

XXlll. TAXES

90. CUSTOMS REVENUE COL-LECTED DURING 1982-83 AND 1983-84: (coatd.)

(R s. in lakh.s)

SI No. 1

Customs revenue collected

Articles 1982-833

1983-844

Chemicals including drugs and medicines ..............

Iron and steel

M otor vehicles thereof ...............

& parts

W ood, pulp, paper and sta­tionery etc....................................

G.

7. Fertilizers

Pneumatic rubber tyres, tubes & articles thereof ...

0. Copper

10. 2inc ..............

11. All other articles

Sub-total

(c) Additional duties:

1. Spirits and liquorsHigh speed diesel and va- Pourising oil ...Industrial fuel oilChemicals, including and medicines ...

drugs

167

4.C7

. r>.5i

0.18

4.02

0.15

20.01)

G8.07

o!oi

627.21

0.59

0.1 H

7.9J

8.80

0.13

0.27

3.89

iS>g.

48.95

139.:, 9

0.01

484.r>330.85

0.10

XXill. TAXES

!>0. CUSTOMS REVENUE COLI.ECTED DUBHNG 1982-8S AND 1983-84 (comtd.)

(Rs. in Ifakhs)

SI No. I

ArlJclepf2

Customs revenie collfficted

1983-J844t

5. Machinery ........................

(i. Iron and s t e e l ..........................

7. Motor vehicles and partsthere of ..........................

8 W ood. pnlp. paper nnd sta­tionery etc ..........................

9. Pneumatic rnhber tyres, tu­bes and other nrticlea thereof

10. Copper .....................................

11. Fertilizers ..........................

12. Kerosene oil ..........................

n . 71m; .....................................

n . All other articles ..............

Siih-totnl ..........................

I."!. Recovery oT pnymentof D. B. K .................................

Total {a 4 -b ^ c): ...

PR.33

4.17

4.70

0.47

9.41

0.09

1.34

245.05

108.43

,069.S'3

O.li

,5r)2.(r.

31. 11

5.i9f)

G.ir>4

0.;25

4.;32

^Tegr.

o.;39

113.;97

911 ..79

i . m i c

168

XXIil. TAXES

90. CUSTOMS REVENUE COLLECTED DURING 1982-83 AND 1983-84 (concld.)

(Rs. In lakhs)

Customs revenue collected

S' N(o. Articles 1982-83 1983-841 2 3 4

II - - L2XI‘ORTS(a) Eixport du ties:1. Mianganese ore .............. 25.34 14.8G2. Luimpy iron ore 8f).41 91.853. Iro n ore fines (including

bliue dust) .......................... 383.85 394.634. D eolled groundnut meal ... - -

Sub-total .......................... 501.34

(b ) Tiotal cess on exports 6G.16 66.39

(c) M'iscellaneous receipts 14.37 17.16

T ota l; ( a + b + c ) .............. 575.13 rj^.89

Total — Gro.ss Customs Revenue .......................... 2,167.78 2,165.05

Total Refunds nnd Draw­backs .......................... in.89 40.96

Net Customs Revenue ... 2,115.89 2yll5.09

; — Collectoratf of Ciistoin.s and Ceittrni Excise.

16^

91. COMMODITYWISE CENTRAL EXCISE REVENUE COLLECTED IN GOA

DURING 1982-83 AND 1983-84

XXII!. TAXES

^Rs. in lakhs)

SI. Central excise revenue collectedCommodity ------------------------------------------

1982-83 1983-841 2 3 4

I. Refined diesel oi) .............. 112.29 356.862 M otor spirit .......................... 670.17 771.533. Superior kerosene .............. 50.81 103.924. Furnace oil .......................... 150.62 108.815. Unmanufactural tobacco ... —6. Cosmetics .......................... 50.317. Patent and proprietory me­

dicines ..................................... 109.78 138.1;:Prepared and preserved food 1.90 0.52

9. Sodium silicate .............. 0.44 0.210. Aerated w a t e r .......................... 57.77 S7.6511. Paints and varnishe.s 9.11 11.5512. Cotton yam .......................... 17.21 17.2813. Fertilizers .......................... ■ — — ■14. T yres and lubes .............. 2.920..53 3,138.6:;15. Sugar ... .......................... 47.94 55.9516. Diesel oil .......................... _ _17. Raw naphta .......................... — —18. Rubber product.s .............. 19.32 22.6019. Soap 0.09 0.8.‘!20. Miscellaneous .......................... 310.6S 245.87

Gross t o t a l .......................... 4,528.97 5,116.06Refund .......................... — 31.2:3

Net total .......................... 4,528.97 5,0S4.Si

170

XXIII. TAXES

92. TALUKAWISE NUMBER OF REGISTEREO SALES TAX DEALERS AT THE END OF

1982-83 AND 1983-84

T erritory /D istr ict / . Taluka

1

IN umber of registered dealers

1982-83 198.1-;t4

g0

2

3O

3

03yo

,, 4 ...

”31-c4.V

5

OOA, DAMAN AND BIU 8.01G 5.498 8,547 5,975GOA D ISTR IC T ............. 7,385 5,076 7,861 5,518I Tiswadl 1,634 1,261 1,724 1,355

Bardez ... .w. ^ 1,089 730 1,158 791Pernem .............. 122 31 124 35Bicholim .............. 383 196 401 212Satari ... ... 121 17 329 16Ponda 732 433 782 . . 484Sangueni ... 164 59 170 62Canacona ... ............. 74 35 80 41Quepem ............. . 308 228 ' • 342 261Salcete ... , .. 1,842 1,485 1,982 1,607Mormugao 906 601 969 654

DAMAN DISTRIC T ............. 462 291 511' 321Daraau 462 291 511 321

DIU D ISTRICT ..................... 169 131 ,175 126D i u .................................... 169 131 175 13«

Source — Office o f the Commissioner of Sales Tax, Panajl

171

93. t A l u k a w is e s a l e s t A x coll,e c t e i* DURING 1982-83 AI»rt> 19^-84

XXIII. ta xes

(Rs. in lakhs)

Sales tax collected

Dl3trict/Tn1uka 1982-83 1983-84

I^ocal C c T i t r a l

1 ? 3 4 5

<JOA D ISTRIC T ... 1,948.60 227.24 2,)86.27 239.21Tiswadi .............. 342.49 90.02 H2.78 78.1CrBardez .............. 64.62 in .21 80.91 15.94Pernem .............. 0.38 Negr. 0.50 -Bicholim .............. 14.27 y.io 18.58 5.57Satarl .............. 0.44 - 0.38 -Ponda .............. 38.78 16.99 45.73 18.73Sanguem .............. 1.22 0.05 1.48 0.07Canacohai .............. 0.51 Neff. 0.54 0.01Quepem .............. 6.08 0.08 6.73 0.23$alcete .............. 343.49 16.40 328.13 14.95M o rm u g a o .............. 1,136.32 84.34 1260.51 105.61

DAMAN DISTRICT 18.35 3,13 22.98 6.93Daman .............. 18.35 3.13 22.98 6.93

DIU D ISTR ICT ... 10.01 Neg. 11.82 0.03Diu .......................... 10.01 Neg. 11.82 0.03

GOA. DAMAN ANDDIU

(Gross total) 1,976.98 230.37 2,121.07 246.17'Less refund 1.32 1.04 5.10 0.81

GOA. DAMAN ANDDIU ,

(Net total) 1,975.64 229.33 2.115.97 24').3S’

Sourre:--Offirn of the Coiiimiasiorier of Riles Tax. Panaji

172

1)4. TALUKAWI^i: ENTERTAINMENT TAX COLLEC'^^ED d u r in g 1982-83

AND 1983-84

(Rs. in'000>

Entertainmenl tax collected

XXIII. TAXES

Taluka/D istrict 1982-83 1983-S4

On1

cinema Others 2 3

On cinema Others 4 5

GOA, DAMAJV AND DIU ... (!,56l 68 6,829 60

t;OA DISTR IC T 6 ^ 6 68 6.547 60Tiswadi .............. 2,18.5 23 2,085 39Bardez .............. 678 7 687 1Periiein ... 1 . 113B ich o lira .............. 362 1 359 _Satari - - -Ponda .............. 338 5 520 4Sanguem .............. - - - -Canacona 21 Neg. 17 Neg.Quep'^m ........ 364 1 366 1

........ 1,447 19 ],548 uMonnugao 870 12 852 4

DAMAN DISTRICT 251 - 221 -Daman .............. 2T)1 - 221 -

DIU D lS T R IC r 54 - 61 -Diu .............. 54 - 61 -

^ u r c e : — Office o f the Commissioner o f ©utertaiAment Panaji.

U3

XXIV. EXCISE

95. TALUKAWISE NUMBER OF SHOPS LICENCED TO SELL LIQUOR AT

THE END OF 1988-84

T erritory /D istrict/ Taluka

Toddyshops

BarsCountry (IM F L and

liquor country shops liquoT

shops)

ro>tai

1 3 4 5

GOA, DAMAN AND DIU .......................... 55 431 3,531 4,017

Is>30A D ISTRICT - 419 3,260 :3,685

T is wadi .............. - 78 517 595Bardez .......................... - 81 590 671P e m e m ......................... - 1 122 123Bicholini .............. * 25 133 158Satari .......................... - 19 91 110Fonda ......................... - 32 296 328Sanguem .............. - 18 147 165Canacona .............. , - 2 151 153Quepem .............. - 49 193 247S a lc e t e .......................... - 114 657 ' 771Mormugao .............. - - 364 ■3G4

DAMAN DISTRICT . . 5» 11 134 199Daman .......................... 54 11 134 199

DIU D IST R IC T.............. 1 1 131 133Diu .......................... 1 1 131 133

S o u rce :— Office o f the Commissioner o f Excise. P anajl

174

961. TALUKAWISE NUMBER OF LICENCES ISSUED FOR Sl'ILLS (MANUFACTURE

OF LIQUOR) DURING 1982-83 AND 1983-84

XXIV. EXCISE

Taluka

W cences issued during

1982-83 1983-84

U hIlia3

l lCQ W^ 2

4 5 6

1. Tiiew'adi ......... 109 76 370 3682. Btar-jez .............. 119 144 345 2543. P"*r*:em ......... 670 862 477 5134. Bltcholim .............. 143 149 54 595. Faitari ......... 301 1,460 20 136. P e n da ............. 121 303 304 3037. oa.nguem .............. 453 292 447 3538. ca.iiacona .............. 106 120 350 4509. <5u;epem .............. 89 108 274 223

10. Sa,i(.ete .............. 72 49 893 82711. iVlof’Tiugao 54 57 345 312

lota l ... ... 2,237 3,620 3,879 3,675

' 'Soiuree: — Office of the Commissioner of Excise, Pitnaji.

175

97. PRODUCTION, IMPORTS AND EXPOIlTr8 OF LIQUORS DURING 1982-83

AND 1983-84

Quantity in lakh llitreaSI. Item

No.1982-83 1983;-84

1 2 3 4

XXjV. EXCISE

1. Prociuciion o f country liquor;(o) gpconut feni .............. 116.63 151..63(6 ) Cashew liquor .............. 10.4‘J 9 30

2. L iquor produced in the territory ;(a) Indian made foreign liquor

other than beer ................ 27.82 35i.40(b) lieer ...................................... 81.40 !«.».4;i

a. L iquor im ported :(a) Indian made foreign liquor

other than beer ................ 2(J.30lb) Beer ...................................... 8.56 132.18

4. L iquor exported from the ter­ritory to the rest o f India;

(o ) Indian made foreign li­quor other than beer ... 4.02 l0.lt;

(b) Beer ... ... ... ... 27.51 34.86

5. (a) No. o f coconut trees undertappiAg ... ... ... 0.78

(b ) No. o f cajuri treesunder tapping ............... 0.34 --

Source: — O ffice o f the Commissioner of lilxci.'se, I ’uruxjl.

176

98. lEXCISE REVENUE RECEIPTS COLLECTED DURING 1982-88 AND 1983-84

(Rupees in lakhs)

XXIV. EXCISE

SI. Nco.E xcise revenue collected

1982-83 1983-841 2 3 4

11 A

Country s p i r i t s ..........................Deduct r e f u n d s ..........................

84.41 83.100.41

22 A

Malt liquors ... ..............Deduct refunds ... ..............

52.210.22

78.330.93

33 A

Foreign liquor and spirits Deduct r e f u n d s ..........................

229.820.38

312.26N eg

4

4 A

Denatured and comm ercialspirits .....................................

Deduct r e f u n d s ..........................1.08 1.37

5

5 A66 A

Medicinal and toilet prepara­tions containing alcohol andopium .....................................

Deduct r e f u n d s ..........................Fines and confiscations Deduct r e fu n d s ..........................

38.600.033.21

43.18

2.36

77A7B7C

Other receipts:Recovery of overpaymentsOther items ... ..............

Deduct refunds ..........................0.481.21

0.030.72

88 A

Receipts from distilleries Deduct r e fu n d s ............. . - -

Total .............. 410.39* 520.01*

• To>tal excise revenue receipts a fter deduction o f refunds, Somrce: — Office of the Commissioner o f Excise, Panaji.

177

XXV. LABOUIR AND

99. WORKING OF EMPLOYMENT EXCHA.NGES

No. Item laSO-Sl1 2 3

1 Num ber o f exchan&es (at year e n d ) ........................ 3

2 Number o f sub-exchanges <at year end) ............. 6

3 Reyistrationc during: the year .................................... 32,293

4 Vacancies notified d uring the year ............. 5,152

5 Percentage of vacancies notified to registrations 41.9

C Applicants placed in employment d u rlr.' theyear ..................................... ..................................... 557

7 Num ber o f job seekers on live register at th6 6ndo f the y e a r .......................... ... ........................ 30,296

Source; — Office o f the Commissioner, Labour and Em-

178

LABOUR AND EMPU3YMENT

H W - U

DUBINtG THE YEAKiS FROM 1980-81 to 1983-84

EMPLOYfMENT

198H-824

1982-835

1983-84tf

3 3 4

6 6 6

11,9705 12,176 14,121

6,370) 7,930 5,478

m.2 65.1 3S.8

1,772! 2,832 2,705

32,353: 32,082 36,976

ploym ent. Regional Employment Exchange, Panaji.

179

XXV. LABOUR AND

100. NUMBER OF APPLICANTS (MATRIC AND EXCHANGE DURING 1988, (REGISTRATIONS

L E V E I . O F

No. o f registrations and

1st January to 30th June, 1983

Licvel o f Education fiegistratioas P lacem enis

r r CO o ”3 o

1. M airiculates .............

2. Persens who passedHipcbcr Se--.ondary (in ­cluding Interm ediate/U n- dergraduat^) > .........

3. Graduates t o t a l ..............1) Arts ..........................ii) Science .............

iii) Commerce ..............iv ; Engineering a) Eng. Degree0 ) Eng. Diplomav) M edici.le ..............

vi) Veterinaryvii^ Agriculture

vii\) Law ... ...is.) Education ..x ) Others ..............

859 738 1,597 269 246 515

153 _ 149 302 16 5 21

162 ” ’ 80 242 106 24 13028 * 38 66 9 2 1126 9 35 11 4 1541 16 57 9 - 949 3 52 63 3 6611 - 11 5 - 538 3 41 58 3 615 - 5 - - -

- - _ - - -

1 - 1 - - -

3 - 3 - - -

6 9 15 14 15 293

180

5 8

ABO VIE) ON LIVE REGISTER OF EMPLOYMENT& PLAvCEMENTS IN EMPLOYMENT BY EDUCiATION)

EMPLOWMENT

plaremeints during the period

1st .Ju ly to 31st December, 19^3

Re>giatration3

’ •3 I

10 11

Placemen 115

12 13

No. o f jo b ­seekers on the live register at the end o f 1983

3om£"3S

m t o 5o

34 15 16 17

1.203 1,014 2,217 264 275 539 8,lfi6 5,541 13,707

219 232 451 23 21 44 1,487 1,167 2,654211 117 328 105 53 158 1.403 724 2,12736 50 86 9 12 21 475 329 80441 23 64 9 14 23 177 105 28243 22 65 13 8 21 323 113 43671 2 73 71 1 72 231 10 24117 - 17 1 . 1 42 _ 4254 2 56 70 1 71 189 10 1996 4 10 - 1 1 15 17 32

- - - - - .. 1 . 11 - 1 . - . (i . 61 - 1 - - . 31 3 344 10 14 1 14 15 52 70 1228 (! ]•» 2 3 n 02 77 169

181

XXV. LABOUR AND

100. NUMBER OF APPLICANTS (MATRIO AND EXCHANGE DURING 198S, (REGISTRATIONS

LEVEI^ OF

No. of registrations and

1st January to 30th June, 1983o Ijevei o f Education Regis trcitioiia PlacementsCQ OJ0)

da

1 <i) 5h

s . s 3h

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

4. Post Graduate total .. 11 11 22 2 2 4

i Arts ............. 4 10 14 o - 2ii. Science 5 1 6 - 2 2

;1D Commerce .. - - - - - -jv Msdicine 2 - 2 - - -V Apriculture . .... - - - - -vi L>£W ........................ . - - - -

v)i Education . - - - - -

Grind t o t a l ............. . 1,185 978 2,163 393 277 670

S cu ic t ; — Office o f the Commissioner, Labour and E m

182

ABOVIE) ON LIVE KEGISTER OF EMPLOYMENl’ & PLAiCEMENTS INT EMPLOYMENT BYEDU C' ATION) f concld.)

EMPLOYMENT

placftmemts during the period

Istt Ju ly to 31st Decem ber, 1983No. o f jo b ­

seekers on the live register at

Rejgistratlons Placements the end o f 1983

01

ain

S ’S sn

"3OJ 1 4> 3o

H

01

a. s 5o

Eh

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

11 4 15 1 3 4 85 42 127

3 4 7 - 2 2 44 27 714 - 4 - 1 1 24 15 392 - 2 1 - 1 6 - 6- - - - - - 1 - 11 - 1 - - - 3 - 31 - 1 - - . 1 - 1- - - ■ - - 6 - 6

1,644 1,367 3,011 3S3 352 745 1.141 7,474 18,615

ploymenit, Regional Employment Exchange, Panaji.

183

XXV. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT101. LOSS OF MANDAYS DUE TO STRIKES iAND

LOCKOUTS FOR THE YEARS 1980 TO 1983

Year

1

W ork stoppages

due to

No. o f workers involved

No. o f! nnanday^s

lost

-H m ai

2 3

s s02

4 5

•r» m

6

# 2S s

7

1980 17 9,684 _ 1,09,973 .

1981 23 7,987 - 2,78,785 -

1982 14 916 - 47,610 -

1983 19 1 1,049 45 58,078 1,395

S ource : — O ffice o f the Commissioner, Labour and Em ­ploym ent, Panaji.

XXV. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT102. TRADE UNIONS DURING 1981 AND 19i82

SI. YearNo. Item 1 2

19813

19824

]. No. o f trade unions ...............a) Registered .......................... 73 72b) Subm itting returns ............... 62 63

2. Memberstiip at the end o f the year 34,477 39,362

3. Incom e m cluding balance car­ried over from previous year (R s. in lakhs) .......................... 39.10 29.11

4. Expenditure (Rs. in laloijj) ... 25.72 16.845. Balance o f funds at the close

of tile year (Rs. in lakhs) ... 13.38 12.27

S ource: — O ffice o f the Cbihmissioner, Labour and Em­ploym ent, Panaji.

184

103. DISTRIBUTION OF EMPLOYEES OF THE STiATE AND THE CENTRAL, GOVERNMENT,

BY CATEGORY FOR THE YEARS 1981-82 AND 1982-83

XXV. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT

SI.No.

No. o f em ployees duringCategory 1981-82 1982-83

2 3 4

£3tate Govt. Employees 27,451 28,485

1.. R e g u la r .......................... 24,780 25,567a) Gazr>tted .............. 1,205 1,224

i) Group “ A ” 415 421ii) Group "B ” 790 803

b) Non-Gazetted 23,575 24,343i) Group B ” 112 140

ii) Group ‘ C” 16,321 16,673iii) Group ‘*D” 7,142 7,530

2.. Non-Regular ............... 2,671 2,918

Central Govt. Em ployees 4,934 4,996

1.. R e g u !a r .......................... 4,851 4,918a) Ga'?ctted ............... 162 159

1) Group “A ” 74 79ii) Group “ B ” 88 80

b) Nor. Gazetted 4,689 4,759i) Group “ B" . . 54 68

:i) Group ‘ C” 3,066 3,229iii) Group “ D” 1,569 1,462

2.. Non-Regular 83 78

II.

Source: — Directorate o f P lanning, Statistics and Evalua­tion, Panaji.

185

104. DISTRICTWISE DISTRIBUTION OF REGU­LAR EMPLOYEES OF THE STATE AND THE

CENTRAL, GOVERNMENT FOR THK YEARS 1981-82 AND 1982-83

XXV. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT

SI.No.

No. o f em ployees in _ , the districtsTear of ------- ----- - ;

refe- Goa Daman Diu Total rence

Category

2

1, Total no. o fState Govt, em - 1981-82ployees ... 1982-83

i) Gazetted ... 1981-821982-83

ii) Non-Ga- 1981-82zetted ... 1982-83

2. Total no. o fCentral Govt. 1981-82em ployees ... 1982-83

4 5 6 7

23,458 820 502 24,78024,163 867 537 25,567

1,165 28 12 1,2051,181 30 13 1,224

22,293 792 490 23,57522,982 837 524 34,343

4,630 132 89 4,8514,675 145 98 4,918

Source: — Directorate o f Planning, Statistics and Bvalua- lion, Panaji.

186

105. DISTRIBUTION OF REGULAR EMPLOYEES OF OrHE GOVERNMENT OF GOA, DAMAN AND

DEU FOR THE YEARS 1981-82 AND 1982-S3 (BY BASIC PAY RANGES)

(In nos.)

XXV. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT

Basic pay ranges (R s.)

Year

1981-822

1982-8‘i3

B elow 200 .......................... ............... 1,092 1,012200 <to 249 ........................... ............... 5,123 5,197250 ito 299 .......................... ............... 4,567 4,939

> 300 to 349 ........................... ............... 2,936 2,743350 tto 399 ........................... ............... 2,151 2,354400 tto 499 .......................... .............. 3,296 3,596500 tto 599 .......................... ............... 2,981 2,882600 tto 699 .......................... ............... 1,075 1,217700 tto 799 .......................... ............... 593 604800 Ito 899 ........................... ............... 275 264900 tto 1 ,199 .......................... ............... 373 415

1,200 tto 1,499 .......................... ............... 176 2031,500 Ito 1,999 ........................... ............... 116 1112,000 an d above ............... 26 30

T o t a l ............... ............... 24,780 25,567

Souirce: — Directorate of P lanning, Statistics and Evalua­tion, Panaji.

187

XXV. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT

106, DEPARTMENT/OFFICEWISE NUMBER OF REGULAR EMPLOYEES FOR THE YEARJS

1981-82 AND 1982-83

Si. No. Departm ents/O ffices

1 2

Em ployees durllng

1981-823

19f82-834

STATE GOVERNM ENTI. Law and Order

1. Home Guards ..............2. Justice and Jails3. Police ..........................

II. Finance and R evenue4. Accounts ..........................5. Finance ..........................

III. Secretariat AdministrationR aj Niwas ..............Secretariat Administration7.

IV. D istrict Adm inistration8. Civil Adm inistration & C.D. Blocks

V. Econom ic Services9. Agriculture

10.11.12.13.14.15.

VI. Social Services16. Commissioner o f Labour and Em­

ploym ent .................................................17. E d u c a t io n .................................................18. Health ... ............... ...............19. H istorical Archives ..........................

Animal H usbandry and VeterinaryServices .................................................Planning, Statistics & Evaluation ...Fisheries .................................................Forest .................................................Industries and M in e s ..........................Registrar o f Cooperative Societies ...

107537

2,673

334337

31384

1.002

803

640151239539307210

4765,4813,824

99

115495

22,738

335

31441

1,003

815

659156260597307201

5765,4863,970

105

188

106. DEPARTMENT/OFFICEWISE NUMBER OF ICEGULAB EMPLOYEES FOR THE YEARS

1981-82 AND 1982-8S

(contd.)

XXIV. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT

Si. NTo. Departm ents/Offices

1 2

Em ployees during

1981-82 1982-83

8 4

20.

I 21. 22.

23.

Inform ation ... Touri-sm Social W elfareSports and Cultural A f fa i r s ...............

V ll. Public Utility, In fra stru ctu ra l and Allied Services

65236

1,027142

er,218

1,019144

24. Captain of Ports .......................... 507 50625. Chief Electoral O f f i c e .......................... 6 626. Civil Supplies and P rice C ontrol ... 110 11027. Controller o f W eights & Measures 33 3128. E le c tr ic ity ................................................. 2,601 2,72029. Government Printing P r e s s ............... 178 18230. I r r ig a t io n ................................................. 1,114 1,11431. Land Survejr ...................................... 351 37232. Public W orks .......................... 2,735 3,14033. Town and Country Planning 74 7034. Transport .................................................. 98 114

Total ......................................

189

27,451 28,485

106. DEPARTMENT/OFFICEWISE NUMBER OF REGULAR EMPLOYEES FOR THE YEARSS

1981-82 AND 1982-83(conlAd.)

XXIV. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT

SI. No. Departm ents/O ffices

1 3

Ehiployees durling

19S1-82 198J2-83

a 4

CENTRAL. GOVERNMENT

35. Accountant General C. R. O ffice ... 56 5636. All India R adio .......................... 140 14037. A rcheological Museum Velha-Goa 14 1438. A rcheological Survey of India 7 1839. Assistant Labour Commissioner ... 10 1040. Assistant M inistry Estate O fficer... 10 941. Census Operations .......................... 55 5442. Chief Controller or. im ports ana

Exports ................................................. 19 1943. Central Institute o f Fisheries 21 2144. Central Plant Protection Station ... 8 845. Central P ublic W orks Department 65 6546. Customs and Central Excise 755 75547. Enforcem ent ..................................... 10 1048. M ines and Safety .......................... 16 1449. E xploratory Fisheries P roject ... 39 3950. Export Inspection A g e n c y .............. 7 751. F ield P ublicity O ffice .............. 6 652. Garrison Engineering M ilitary En­

gineering Services .......................... 350 350

190

106. DEPARTMENT/OPFICEWISE NUMBER Ol REGULAR EMPLOYEES FOR THE YEARS

1981-82 AND 1983-83 (contd.J

XXV. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT

SL No. Departm ents/Offices

1 2

Em ployees during

1981-82 1982-833 4

53. Incom e T ax Office ..........................54. I.N.H.S. Jeevanti ..........................55. 1. N.H.S. Mandovi ..........................156. Inspectorate of Dock Safety..............|B7. Labour Enforcement O f f i c e ..............58. Mercantile and Marine Department59. M eteorological Goa Observatory ...60. National Sample Survey Organisa­

tion... ................................................61. National Savings Organisation62. Posts, Telegraphs and Telephones...63. Press Information B u r e a u ..............64. Provident Fund Inspectorate65. Railways ................................................66. Regional Controller of Mines67. Registrar of Companies ................68. Small Industries Services Institu­

tes ...........................................................69. Vice-Chairman Iron ore ..............

13658

1614 3 8

42

5 8

2,0011327

710418

3685

136ns

161438

42

2,0621527

71039

3085

Total 4,934 4,996

SEMI-STATE GOVERNMENT

70. Caixa Economic 3e Goa ............... 3 271. Comunidades ......................... 86 7972. Economic Development Corpora­

tion. ................................................ 63 6573. Food Craft I n s t it u t e .......................... 30 3074. Goa Agricultural Produce Market

Committee .......................... 16 21

191

106. DEPABTMENT/OFFICEWISE NUMBER OF REGULAR EMPLOYEES FOR THE YEARS

1981-82 AND 1983-83 (contd.)

XXV. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT

Employees duringSI. No. D e p a r t m e n t s / O f f i c e s ---------------------------- -

1981-82 1982-831 2 3 4

75. Goa, Daman and Diu Boarc of Secondary/H igher Secondary 3du- cation ................................................ 41 41

76. Goa, Daman and Diu Housing Board ................................................ 53 53

77. Goa State Cooperative Bank 170 17878. Industrial Development Corporation 97 10179. Institute Menezes Braganza 5 580. Institute of Public Assistance 340 34181. Kala Acadamy ..................................... 36 3682. Municipalities ... ............. . 1,127 1,12883. Rural Development A gency 26 2684. State Institute of Education 16 1685. State Social Advisory Board 9 8

Total 2,118 2,130

86.

SEMI CENTRAL GOVT.

Bank o f Baroda ......................... 298 29887. Bank o f India .............. 414 45188. Bank o f Maharashtra ................. 71 7189. Bharat Earth Movers Ltd. . ... 7 790. Canara Bank ..................................... 349 34991. Central Bank of India 223 22392. Dena Bank ..................................... 133 13393. Goa Shipyard L td ..................... . 1,565 1.74094. Indian A i r l in e s ..................................... 6U 6195. Indian Bank ... .............. 28 3196. Indian Overseas Bank ... 100 10097. Insurance C o m p a n ie s ......................... 289 289

192

106. DEPARTMENT/OFFICEWISE NUMBER OF REGULAR EMPLOYEES FOR THE YEARS

1981-82 AND 1982-83

(concld.)

XXV. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT

SI. No. Departments/OfficesEmployees during

1981-82 1982-83

1 2 3 4

M orm ugao Dock Labour Board ... 1,950 1,95099. M orm ugao Port Trust .............. 3,199 3,199

100. M inerals o f Metal Trading Corpo­ration India Ltd. .......................... 147 148

101. National Institute of Oceanography 333 333102. Nehru Yuvak K e n d r a .......................... 4 6103. Oil Corporation .......................... 81 81104. P unjab National Bank ............... 36 36105. Richardson and Crudas ............... 13 13106. R ubber Board Goa .......................... 1 3107. State Bank of I n d i a ......................... 667 667108. Syndicate Bank o f India .............. 313 313109. Union Bank of I n d i a .......................... 123 123110. United Commercial Bank ............... 103 103

T o t a l ..................................... 10,507 10.728

S o u r c e D ir e c t o r a t e of Planning, Statistics and Evalua­tion, Panajt.

193

107. DISTRICTWISE NO. OF SCHOOLS, COL.L.EGEaYEAlj

XXWI. edJ

I Itemt o

X 2

I, Prim ary Level (CLASS I — IV )

1. No. o f schools at prim ary leveli) No. o f prim ary schools (I — IV ) ......................

ii) No. o f m iddle schools having prim ary departm ent (I — V I I ) ..........................................................

iii) No. o f higher secondary schools having prim ardepartment (I — X ) ( X X I I ) ...............

iv) Total no. o f schools at prim ary level..................2. Enrolm ent o f s tu d e n ts ..................................................

II. M iddle Level (CLASSES V — V II)1. No. o f schools at m iddle level

i) No. o f m iddle schools ( I /V — V II) .........................ii) No. o f secondary/higher secondary schools havini

m iddle dept..........................................................................Jiii) T otal no. o f schools at m iddle level

2. Enrolm ent o f students ......................................

III. Secondary Level (CLASSES V III — X )1. No. o f schools at secondary level

i) No. o f secondary schools .................................... ,ii) No. o f higher secondary schools with secondarj

department .............................................................iii) Total no. o f schools at secondary level ...

2. Enrolm ent o f students ......................................

194

AND BUmiOLMKNT DURING THE ACADEMIC N983-84i

‘CA T IO N

Gloa Daman D iu Total

3 4 5 6

H71 17 10 998

116 10 4 129

132 5 1 1381..218 ^ 32 15 1,265

1.29),250>v 7..821 4,124 1,41,195

142 12 G ISO

261 7 2 270403 19 8 430

' ‘*••050 3,;395 1,868 79,313

265 7 3 275

5 - 1 6‘m i 4 281

olaso 1,7790 1,118 54,088

196

XXVM. EDU

107. DISTKICTWISE NO. OF SCHOOLS, COLIi^EGES" Y E A R

Item53

1 ^

IV. H igher Secondary Level (CLASSES X I — X II)1. No. o f schools at higher secondary level

I) No. o f higher secondary schools ...........................II) No. o f higher secondary departments jattached

to colleges ........................................................................Ill) Total no. o f schools at higher secondary level

2. Enrolm ent o f students .................................................

V. University Colleges for General Educationi) Number ....................................................................................

ii) Enrolment ...................................................................................

IV. University Colleges for Professional Educationi) Number ............................................................ ..............

ii) Enrolm ent ...................................................................................

V II. Institutions for Technical and Professional Eiduc^tion1. P ost-m atrlc level

i) Number ..............ii) Enrolment ..............

2. School levelI) Num ber ..............

II) Enrolm ent ..............

Source; — D irectorate o f Education, Panaji.

196

AND lENROLSTENT DURING THE ACADEMIC1983-884

CATION

( concld.J

<Goa Daman DIu Total

» 4 6 6

12 1 1 14

8 - - 820 I 1 22

9),366 286 150 9,802

9 1 - 1055,010 230 - 5,270

8 - “ 82,136 - - 2.136

22 1 1 245,233 133 140 5,512

7 1 - 8a.901 884 - 2,785

197

108. SEX-WISE OUTTURN OF MATRICULAlTES DURING THE YEARS 1975-76 TO 1982-88$

XXVI. EDUCATION

No. o f studenits passed

I

1Boys

2Girls3

■Total4

1975-76 ... ................................................ 2,950 1,964 4,911

1976-77 ................................................ 3,201 2,184 .'5,385

1977-78 ................................................ 3,068 2,207 5,275

1978-79 ................................................ 2,994 2,098 5,092

1979 80 ................................................ 3,369 2,508 5,877

1980-81 ... ................................................ 3,431 2,601 6,032

1981-82 ... ............................................... 3,660 2,682 6,342

1982-83 ... ............................................... 4,400 3,411 7,811

Source: — Directorate o f Education, Panajl.

198

OUT-TUPN OF MATRJCULATES( BY ) ««g««

W%-716 f&-77 V ^8 78-79 7 9 ^ .8 0 € J §1-02 82^3

XXVI. EDUCATION

L09. ‘OUT-TURN OF GRADUATES AND POST GIRADUATES DURING THE ACADEMIC

YEARS 1981-82 AND 1982-83

Students passing degree during

SI.No. Degree course

1981-82 1982-831 2 3 4

1. A. ..................... 288 3102. B . Sc...................................... 231 2193. B . Com.................................. 502 3674. M. B. B. S...................... 53 575. B . P h a r m .......................... 17 216. B . E...................................... 36 747. IL. L. B. (Gen) (II year) 181 848. IL.L.B..................................... 67 1149. B . E d.................................... 95 93

10. B achelor In Pine Arts 24 1311. M . A ...................................... 40 4512. uvr. Sc................................... 20 3113. M . Com................................ 12 1114. M . D ...................................... 5 1615. 3M. S...................................... 8 2316. M . Pharm ............... ...17. M . Ed .......................... 2

S ou rce : — Directorate of Education, Panaji.

199

110. NO. OF SPORTS COACHING C.4MPS 0)RGA- NISED AND PARTICIPANTS DURING

1982-83 AND 1983-84

XXVI. EDUCATION

SI.No

1

1982-83 1983-«4

T ype o f game played

2

A.J3s sce si

o

3

■ii “■t:

4

"0“ S exJS 6 ca s

o

5

i stL nl a ft

6

1. Atliletlcs .............. 10 230 10 3442. Badminton 12 280 10 4403. Basket ball.............. 6 154 3 1074. Cricket .............. 5 125 6 1735. F oot b a l l .............. 8 160 8 2086. Gym nastics 4 180 5 1607. H ockey .............. 3 100 10 2718. Judo .............. 3 74 4 929. K abaddi-K ho-K ho 10 210 8 207

10. Table Tennis 8 73 5 8411. V olley b a l l .............. 5 100 3 6012. W eigh t lifting 2 48 5 165

Totel 76 1,734 77 2,301

Source: — Directorate o f Sports and Cultural Affairs, Panaji.

200

111. NUMBER OF LIBRABmS AND NEWSPA­PERS/PERIODICALS DURING THE YEAR 1983-84

XXVI. EDUCATION

SI.Nrt.

Itenj 1983-84

1 2 3

1. Libraries ......................... 1062. B ooks e x is t in g ......................... 4,18,70»3. No. o f times books consulted 5,80,2074. Readers visiting the libra­

ries ... ......................... 10,70,5675. Newspapers and other pe­

riodicals (P ) ......................... 48

( G ) Konkani ......................... 10(h ) Marathi ......................... 11(c ) English ......................... 12(d) Hindi ......................... 1(e) Gujarathi .......................... 1( /) Portuguese .............. 2(fir) Portuguese and English 1(h) Marathi and English ... 3« ) Marathi and Konkani ... 1(j) Konkani, Portuguese and

English .......................... 1(fc) English, Marathi and

Konkani 3(I) English, Hindi. Marathi

& Konkani 1(m ) Telagu, Kannada, Mara­

thi & English .............. 1

Source: — (1) Directorate o f Planning, Statistics and E3va-luation, Panaji.

(2) Office o f the D istrict M agistrate, P anaji.

201

112. PERFORMANCE OF CINEMA HOUSES IN THE TERRITORY DURING 1982-83 AND 198^-84

Vear

XXVI. EDUCATION

ro. Item i 2

1982-83

3

1983-8<4

4

No. o f cinem a houses 28 28No. o f seats:

a) Total ............. 15,149 15,5211') In u s e .............. 15,017 15,381

, No. o f film s exhibited 2,880 2,786(a) Indian .............. 2,165 2,180(b ) European 428 372(c) American 272 203fd ) Others .............. 15 31

No. o f shows per­form ed .......................... 31,833 32,756

{a j Indian .............. 29,021 31,075(b j European 1,461 614(c) American 1,264 909(d ) Others .............. 87 158

Tickets so ld :(a) Num ber o f tickets 87,33,890 88,02,397(h ) Tnnome from tic­

kets (Ra. in liakhs) 141.58 101.99i. Entertainment tax

collected* (R s. inlakhs) ............... 65.61 68.29

•Data received from the O ffice o f the Commissioner, Eniter- lainment Tax, Panaji.

Source: — Directorate o f Planning, Statistics and IE va­luation, Panaji.

202

113. DISTRICTWISE NUMBER OF MEBICAI. INSTITUTIONS AND THEIK ACTIVITIES

DURING 1983-84 (In nos.)

SI. NJo. Item Goa Daman Diu Total1 2 3 4 5 6

)XXVII. PUBLIC HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS

1 Government Hospitals:

a ) Number (a) ... 30 2 1 33b ) Patients treated

outdoor .............. 8,13,475 28,568 9,245 8,51,288c ) Patients treated

indoor ... 71.448 3,863 615 75,926d ) Beds ... 2,294 72 25 2,391e) Delivery cases at-

tended ... 9,894 245 44 10,183

2. ;private Hospitals:a ) Number .............. 68 1 * 69b ) Beds .............. 1,126 20 - 1,146

3. iRural Medical Dlspen- isaries:

a ) Number .................................. 29 - 2 31

b ) Patients treated 1,52,738 - 8,103 1,40,841

4. Health Centres:ai) Urban health cen­

tres ......................... 5 . . 5b ) Prim ary health cen­

tres .............................................. 13 1 1 15

c) Sub-centres (b) ... 142 7 4 153d) Patients treatedin urban health cen­

tres ......................... 32,415 - - 32,415

203

XXVIi. PUBLIC HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS

113. DISTBICTWISE NUMBER OF MEDIiCAI. INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR ACTFVITIESi

DURING 1983-84(contd.)

(In nos.)

SI. No. 1

Item2

Goa3

Daman Diu 4 5

T 'otal8

Dental Clinics (G ovt.):

a) Clinics .............

b ) Cases detected ..

c ) Total attendance..

d ) Students covered under dental che ckup in schools ..

M aternity & Child W elfare Centres:

i) M. C. W . cen­tres including D ai’s centres

ii) Assistance pro­vided to :

a) Pregnant & nurs­ing mothers*

b) Infants and chil­dren upto 5 years

Fam ily W elfare Program m e:

a) Fam ily welfareclinics ( c ) ..............

1) Urban ..............ii) Rural ..............

17 1

22,218 N. A.

32,856 N. A.

13,202

23

26,534

36,870

22410

214

927

760

1

1,104

1,211

19

23.,322

34 ,,067

7,234 20„436

24

526

1,823

27,987

39,453

24110

231

204

>XXVII. PUBLIC HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS

113. DISTRICTWISE NUMBER OF MEDICAI. ITNSTITTJTIONS AND THEIR ACTIVITIES

DURING 1983-84 (contd.)

(In noa.)SI. N(o. Item

1 2Goa

3Daman

4Diu

5Total

6

b ) Sterilizations: i) Males .............. 22 1 2 25

ii) Females 3,962 224 132 4,318c) I. U. C. D. inser­

tions .............. 1,249 45 6 1,300d) C. C. users 4,743 208 121 5,072e> P ost partum cen­

tres ......................... 4 4f) M. T. P. centres

(govt.) .............. 7 . 7g ) M. T. P. centres

(private) .............. 21 21h) M .T.P. cases per­

form ed .............. 1,825 - - 1,825

8. 'IT. B. Control Pro- igranime;

a) Cases detected (d) 2,742 79 17 2,838b) B. C. G. vaccina-

tions .............. 21,034 580 85 21,699

9. National Malaria Era- 'dication Pri gramme:

a) Biood smears col- , l ected under active ” * surveillance 39,879 3,028 1,773 44,680

20&

113. DISTRICTWISE NUMBER OF MJED«DA1> INSTITUTIONS AND THEIK ACTIVITIES

DURING 1983-84(contdj

(In m os.)

XXVil. PUBLIC HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS

SI. No. 1

Item2

Goa3

Daman Diu T o ta l4 5 ffi

b ) B lood smears col­lected under pas­sive surveillance

c) B lood smears col­lected under mass surveillance

24,674 3,787 4,393 32.S54

20,373 2,604 1,521

d) Total positive ca­ses detected:

i) Im ported ... 80ii) Indigenous ... 13

lii) Untraced ... 7

135 682

80

»30

T

10. National Filaria Con­trol P rogram m e:

a) Persons examined at night bloodsurvey ............ 41,356 3,348 7,37S 52,0)80

b) New carriers de­tected and treated 165 90 25 280

c) Old carriers de­tected and treated 16 aO 54 1100

206

113.. DISTRICTWISE NUMBER OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR ACTIVITIES

DURING 1983-84( c o n td .)

______________ (In no3. >

No. Item Goa Daman Diu Total1 2 3 4 5 6

XXVII. PUBLIC HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS

d) Persons with ex­ternal manifesta­tion (new cases) 47 40 1 88

e) Persons examined at O.P.D. Filaria

clinic .............. 1,384 - - 1,384

f) Domiciliary visitscarried out ... 11,513 2,969 2,685 17,167

11. Sexually TransmittedDiseases Control P ro ­gramme :

a) Attendants at S. T,D. c l in ic s .............. 2,786 - - 2,786

b) Persons examined

c) Persons found po­sitive ........................ 4 3 3

d) Attendance at pe­riphery ............... 3,748 - - 3,748

V Leprosy Control P ro ­gramme :

a) Population surve­yed .................. 2,28,273 2,167 7,257 2,37,697

1,737 - - 1,737

43»

2OT

113. DISTRICTWISE NUMBER OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS AND THEIIl ACTIVITIES

DURING 1983-84( concld.)

(In no3.)

XXVII. PUBLIC HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS

SI. No. Item

1 2

Goa Daman

3 4

Diu

5

Total

6

b) New cases detec­ted ............... 629 53 7 689

c) Cases registeredfor treatment ],996 142 46 2,184

N ote: —

(a) M ilitary and Navy hospitals have not been included.(b ) Sub-centres under D irectorate o f Health Services-128,

under Goa M edical College-4, and under ICDS 21.<c) As per tlie Govt, o f India concepts o f Urban And

Prim ary (R ural) Health Centres.(d ) Data relates to the calendar year, 1983.

(P ) Provisional.

* Breakup is not available separately,

sou rce : — Directorate o f Health Services, Panaji.

208

X>XYI1. PUBLIC HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS

114. MIONTHWISE PROGRESS OF FAMILY WEI^ FARE PROGRAMME DURING 1983-84

(In nos.)

M onth

2

Sterilisa­tions

performed

IntraUterineDevice

(I.U .D .)adopted

4

Condompackets

distributed

1. A!Lpril’83 ...

2. M a y ’83 ...

JIune’83 ...

JIuly ’83 ...

i*A.ugust’83

S eptem ber ’83

7. O cto b e r ’83

8. Rsrovember’83

lDecember’83

JTanuary’84

11. IFebruary’84

12. lMarch’84

Total

9.

10.

224

209

241

270

241

229

743

279

273

527

771

336

4,343

95

78

96

131

147

96

120

76

108

114

95

144

1,300

16,694

16,816

19,062

31,053

31,040

36,521

34,175

32,680

34,966

38,721

37,042

36,901

3,65,671

Sou rce : — State F am ily W elfare Bureau, D irectorate o fHealth Services, Panaji.

209

115. TALUKAWISE TARGETS AND ACHIEVE­MENTS UNDER FAMILY PLANMNG

PROGRAMME DURING 1983-a(In nos.)

XXVll. PUBLIC HEALTH AND VITAL STATSTICS

i■ m

1

Taluka

2

Sterilisationsperform ed

Intra U terine Contrfacep- D ev ice (lU D ) live THsers

adopted (C.C.U/sers)

9tuoucSh3 4

<vbeucS

5

> 2 S 0)

6

<uhoSiOSy7

.s. C

8

1. Tiswadi ... ... 2,150 742 730 372 534 518

2. Bardez ... ... 1,730 472 495 167 640 663

3. Periiem ... 360 292 120 9 240 269

4. Bicholim noo 449 200 56 290 547

5. Satari 250 243 100 13 160 253

6. Ponda 560 307 185 67 370 488

7. Sanguem 320 241 115 45 170 278

8. Canacona 250 223 100 66 148 238

9. Quepem 730 476 285 81 470 446

10. Salcete ... ... 1,620 322 365 251 360 676

11. Mormugao ... 1,030 215 305 122 410 373

12. Daman ... 360 227 100 ■15 200 208

13. Diu 250 134 100 6 120 121

Total ••• lO.lW 4,343 3,200 1,3001,100 5„078

Source: — State F am ily W elfare Bureau. Direcorate o fHealth Services, Panaji.

i2l6

XX(Vlt. PUBLIC HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS

116. P*ROGRESS OF NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS CONT’ROL PROGRAMME DURING 1982 AND 1988

(In nos.)

SI.r^o.

1

Item

2

Year

19823

19&{4

1 T ota l X -ray examinations ............... 3,905 7,040a) New ..................................... 3,216 5,864b) Old ................................................. 6S9 1,176

2. T ota l sputum ex a m in a tio n s ............... 7,978 15,260a) New ................................................. 6,586 13,822b) Old ................................................. 1,392 1,438

3. N ew pulmonary cases detected 1,353 2,475a) X -ray ...................................... 860 1,570b) Sputum ...................................... 493 905c) X -ray and sputum - -

4. New extra pulmonary c a s e s ............... 47 I l l5. New cases from outside Goa district - -G. T otal (3 to 5) 1,400 2,5867. Total new sputum poisitive cas<es ... 493 905

8. Patients under treatment at the 6nd o f the yeax ........................... 1,906 3,998

9. Patients who have completed treat- mo,nt ................................................. 250 29S

10. Patients deaths ...................................... 46 104

Source: — Directorate of Healtti S<ervices, Panaji.

21.1

XXVII. PUFLIC HIEALTH

117. MONTHWISE AND AGE-GXOUP’WISE

Age groupIPersona

April Mai' June July UlgllSt Sept

1 2 3 4 5 6 T

Below 1 year , 1,071 865 1,163 1,780 .651 1,267

1 — 2 years .............. 244 107 1G6 426 363 348

3 years and above.. . 177 100 145 378 153 183

Total 1,492 1,072 1,474 2,584 J.167 1,798

S o u r c e D ir e c t o r a t e o f Health Services, ?aitaji.

212

liiG A«LCiri\TTrES DURING 1983-84

vaccinate ed

Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. March Total

8 9 10 H 12 la 14

1,312 1,688 1,630 1,488 1,.548 .1,471 16,934

380 282 180 189 188 102 2,975

285 77 132 42 51 37 1.7G0

1.977 2,047 1,942 1.719 1,787 1,610 21,069

AND VILTAIL STATISTICS

2 1 »

118. GENERAL. INFORMATION ABOUT TTHI INSTITUTE OF PSYCIHATRY AND HUHAN

BEHAVIOUR FOR THE YEAR 1988-84

XXVII. PUBLIC HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS

SI No. Particulars . 198J-841 2 S

1. No. o f hospitals functioning ... 1

2. No. o f doctors .......................... IS

3. No. o f nurses .......................... -£

4. No. o f beds .......................... m

5. No. o f indoor p a t ie n ts .............. 2.215

1) Male 1.K511) Female ..................................... 1 ,1»

6. No. o f outdoor patients 31,0‘5

1) Male ..................................... 13,839ii) Female ..................................... n.2iB

7. No. o f patients discharged ... 2,2(6

i) Male ..................................... 1,110ii) Female ..................................... 1,1.6

8. No. o f deaths occured In the hospital ..................................... 7

1) Male ..................................... G11) Female ..................................... 1

Source: — Institute o f Psychiatry and Human BthawiourPanaji.

214

XX'XVIil. PUBLIC HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS

119. C GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THECCAJVCER HOSPITAL. FOR THE YEARS

1982 AND 1983

Year

SI, N o.). Particulars 1982 19831 2 i; 3 4

1. No.o. o f Cancer hospitals funnctiom ng ............... 1 1

2. Noo. o f d o c t o r s ............... 9 9X Noo. o f n u r s e s .............. 9 10- Noo. o f beds .............. 36 365. Noo. o f in -door patients 295 346

i) M a l e ..........................11) Fem ale .............. 190

105214132

6. No.>. o f out-door patients 704 730i) M a l e ..........................

li) Fem ale .............. 366338

380350

N o .. o f operations per- forrmed .......................... 125 124

I) M ajor ..............II) M inor ..............

2996

3391

Nqj. o f camps Organised N.A. 29, NO)_ o f deaths occurred

in Ithe h o s p i t a l .............. 21 111) M a l e ..........................1 ) Female ..............

147

83

Sourc:e: Gonsalia Memorial Hospital, Dona Paula, PanajL

2l5‘

120. VITAL STATISTICS FOR THE 'EARS1979 TO 1983

XXVII. PUBLIC HEALTH AND VITAL STATITICS

^ b o;C® <D ,§E .?

#

t J 2 .S^■3 'S

tc O JSS c «

i

Year 6 g-“ XIt,S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1979 ............. 5,043 23,924 23.85 351 .433 '7.41

1980 .............. 4.327 24.343 23.90 250 ,440 7.30

1981 ............. 5,377 24.213 22.12 333 ,646 '6.99

1982 .............. 5,253 23,860 21.35 352 '.698 '6.89

1983 .............. 5,405 24.093 21.12 306 !,133 7.13

— ■ ^• P er thousand population.

Source; — Directorate o f Planning, Statislcs and EJvalu- ation, Panaji.

2J6

oo® 'N os

1979

VITAL s t a t i s t i c sQ M arriage

ive h\ W h sD«

1 9 ^ 0 m 2 1983

121.1. BUILDING WORKS SANCTIONED IN IPRIVATE SECTOR DURING 1983-84

(In urban area>

XXVIII. HOUSING

Classification . C <L> B 0 Q, IS b ^ O'

CQ

§ s l

m

•a

i m

1 2 3 4 5

I. F. R esidentia l bu ild in gs:

1)1) New constructions... 265 38,975.73 81,257.84 812.42

ii)il) Alterations and ad­ditions ............... 72 4,898.58 7,555.89 41.8^

II. I Industrial buildings:

i i) New constructions... 4 i,663.36 1,663.36 10.1&

liii) Alterations and ad-............... 1 17.33 17.^ 0.02

III. Commercial buildings:

1 1) New canstrucUons... gy 8 ,434.03 13,857.70 104.5&

i ii) Alterations and ad-............... 7 1,085.57 3,056.65 39.25

IV. ; Institutional bu ildings;

i) New constructions... 7 4,273.61 7,649.85 82.74

* ii) Alterations and ad­ditions ............... 3 752.58 759.48 5.48

217

121. BUILDING WORKS SANCTIONED IM PRIVATE SECTOR DURING 1983-84

C concld.,) (In urijan ar ea)

XXVIII. HOUSING

Classification . §

1 2

ai3

11^03

4

_4> iC ~

g 03w

!5

V. Other buildings:

i) New constructions... 2 ' i l0;00 110.00 (0.39

ii) Alterations and ad­ditions .............. 1 145.43 1M.61 (0.18

Total:1) New constructions... 315 53,506. tS 1,04,538.75 1,01(0.25

ii) Alterations and ad­ditions .............. 84 6,899.49 11,543.96 866.75

Source; — Directorate o f Planning, Statistics and Evailu- atlon, Panaji.

21g

122,3. BUILDING WORKS SANCTIONED IN PRIVATE SECTOR DURING 1983-84

(In rural area)

XXVIII. HOUSING

O OJClassifies t ion §

S '* !?m

o £ S

TO

>a

S01K

m

K «

1 2 3 4 5

r Re^esHdential buildings:

1) 1) INew constructions... 379 44,638.84 53,559.20 382.70H) i) iAlterations and ad-

(ditions .............. ]54 10.884,15 11,792.05 57.40

II Intndiustrial bu ildings;

1)1) BSTew constructions... 5 1,424.80 1,923.80 11.24

■ *11) 1) A lterations and ad-

iditions . *.... -

n i . CCoirnmercial bu ildings:

i)i) N ew constnictlons... 4 809.51 809.51 4.34

, •IHi) A ltorations and ad-

tditions .............. - -

IV iTIiistitutlonal buildings :

*1) N ew constructions... 3 614.51 614.51 8.235Hi) Alterations and ad­

ditions .............. 1 793.00 793.00 0.63

219

122. BUILDING WORKS SANCTIONED IM PRIVATE SECTOR DURING 1983-84

(concd.)(In rural area)

XXVIII. HOUSING

Classification o g 6 ^

1 2

c9 ^ C 4> 2

n3

I* ® 0 g g 0 2 K

a

4

9

3 g ^ -a

5

V. Other bu ildings;

t) New constructions... 27 2.734.35 2,507.86 6.9Cii) Alterations and ad­

ditions .............. - -

T ota l:

i) New conf?tructions... 418 50,222.01 59,414.88 4113.47ii) Alterations and ad­

ditions ...............155 11,677.15 12,585.05 5S8.03

Source; — Directorate o f Planning, Statistics and Evmlu- ation, Panaji.

220

123. F RIESULTS OF GENERAL, ELECTIONS IN THEIE UNION I ’ERBITORY OF GOA, DAMAN

AND DIU DURING 1984

XXIX. GENERAL ELECTIONS

81.No.

I t G n ]

2

L ok Vidhari Sabha Sabha

1. Tototail num ber o f s e a t s .............

_2. TcToUal num ber o f candidates:

a) ) Nfom inated ..........................

b) i) NIominations r e je c te d ..............

c) ) Nrominations withdrawn

d) ) C ontested ..........................

? PfParltywise p osition :

a)a) B haratiya Janata P arty ;

i) Sponsored ..........................Si) E lected ..........................

b b ) Com m unist P arty o f Ind ia :

i) Sponsored ...........................ii) E lected ..........................

c) Communist P arty of India: (M a rx ist):

i) Sponsored ..........................ii) E lected ..........................

30

9

21

30

426

10

174

242

17

221

XXIX. GENERAL ELECTIONS

123. RESULTS OF GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE UNION TERRITORY OF GOA, DAMANT

AND DIU DURING 1984( GoncM.)

No.

1 2

L.okSabha

3

VidhainSabhfa

4

d) Indian National Congress:i) Sponsored ..................................... 2 :30

ii) Elected ..................................... 2 fl8e) Janata P arty :

i) Sponsored .......................... 2ii) Elected ..................................... - -

f) Lok D al:i) Sponsored ..................................... 2

ii) E lected ..................................... - -

g ) M aharashtrawadi Gomantak P arty :i) Sponsored ..................................... 2 26

ii) Elected ..................................... - 8

h) Independents:i) Sponsored ..................................... 9 1157

ii) Elected ..................................... - 44. Numtoer o f electors .......................... 5.86,656 5,86,«565. Num ber o f votes p o l l e d .............. 4,21,457 4,21,7(096. Num ber o f valid votes p o l le d .............. 4,08,568 4,07,7(067. Num ber o f votes rejected .............. 12,889 14,0W38 . P ercentage of elector’s voting (valid) 69.64 69.!50

Source: — Office o f the Chief Electoral O fficer, Panajti,

222

XXX, JOINT STOCK COMPANIES

124. D DKSTRICTWISE NUMBER OF JOINT STOCK COMP^PANIES LIMITED BY SHARES AT WORK,

A S ON 31ST MARCH, 1982/1983

YearNo o f Join t Stock

CompaniesD istr ict

1 2

Public

3

Private

4

T otal

5

(lea, DiDaiman & Dlu ... 1981-82 40 380 4201982-83 46 422 468

Goa DiOisttrict ... .. 1981-82 37 375 4121982-83

543 412 455

Daman n D is tr ic t ... .. 1981-82 3 5 81982-83 3 10 13

Sonnrce ; — Govt, o f India, M inistry o f Law, Justice & Com pany Affairs, Deptt. o f Company A ffa irs—New Delhi.

Nolote:. — There are no Joint Stock Companies at Diu district.

223

IH5. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES (LIMITED BY DURING 1979-8© TO

XXX. JOINT STOCK

SI. No. Industry197)-80(F)

No. P aid -up -capital

I Agriculture & A llied Activities ... 20 5,{553II M ining & Q u a r r y in g ........................ 50 1.39,(028

III Processing and M anufacture-Food-stuffs, textiles, leather & productsthereof ............................................... 38 20,(015

IV Processing and Manufacture-Metalsand chemicals & products thereof 75 3,19,:373

V Processing & Manufacture not elsewhere classified ... ............. 17 4,:388

VI Construction & Utilities ............. 8 6,(606V II Commerce (trade & finance) ... 45 43,^02

V III Transport, Communication & oto-rage ............................................... 38 1,33,;387

IX Community & Business Services ... 11 2,;125X Personal & Other S e r v ic e s ............. 26 19,!904

Total ... 328 6,94,1091

Source: — Govt, o f India, M inistry of Lrw, Juaitice &

224

JOINT STOCK COMPANIES-AT WORK

J5ARESES)) AT WORK IN GOA, DAMAN AND DIU 982-83 (? (IBTT INDUSTRIES)

(Paid-up capital in R s ’000)

:0MPANKNIIES

1980-80-831 CR) 1981-82 (R ) 1982-83 (P )

No. P a id -u p -cap ita l

No. Paid-up-capital

No Paid-up-capital

5 6 7 8 9 10

21 5,603 22 5,765 22 5,765.51 1,59,276 52 1,59,984 52 1,59,984

45 22,008 45 22,821 48 24,279

86 3,24,580 99 3,43,273 112 3,53,374

20 8,513 26 10,197 32 12,8438 6,606 9 6,946 10 7,821

48 49,232 73 58,360 93 77,289

43 1,39,232 45 1,41,623 49 1,70,63512 2,150 13 2,342 14 4,30233 21,772 36 29;697 36 31,088

367 7,38,963 420 7i81i00S; 468 8,47,380

:oinpanyy A ifa irs , Deptt. o f Company A ffa irs—New Delhi.

226

126. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES (LIMITSD BY1981-82 AND 1982-83 (NEWLY REGISTERED

XXX. JOINT STOCK

SI. No. Industry

Oompaiies regis 1981^2

N a

3

Auhorisedapital

I Agriculture & A llied Activities ... 1 500

II M ining & Q u a r r y in g ........................ 1 100

III Processing & M anufacture — Food ■ stuffs, textiles, leather & products

thereof ................................................ 1 1,000

IV Processing & Manufacture — Metaisand chemicals & products thereof 13 6,200

V P rocessing & Manufacture not elsewhere classified ........................ 6 9,500

VI. Construction and Utilities ............. i lOOV Commere, Trade and Finance 25 2,220

V III Transport, Communication and Sto­rage ................................................ 2 500

IX Community and Business Services i 20X Personal & Other S e r v ic e s .......... 3 13,000

Total 54 33,140

S o u r c e G o v t , o f India, M inistry of Law, Jufltlce &

226

OMPANINIEES

SiARES'JS)) IN GOA, DAMAN AND DIU DURING 11) G<GO>NE INTO LIQUIDATION)

(Capital in Rs. ‘000)

tered d’ duirimg Companies gone into 198aS2.<-83 1981-82

liquidation1982-83

No,5

A\.utlnorisedca,pital

6

No.

7

Paid up capital

8

No.

9

Paid up capital

10

3 1,570 1 N.A.

- -

14 16,000 - - 1 6

6 22,490 - - - -

1 500 - - - -

20 3,910 - - - -

4 1,800 - - - -

1 1,000 - - - -

1 100 - - 1 N.A.

50 47,370 1 N.A. 2 N.A.

:ompaBMy .A.ffairs, Deptt- o f Company A ffa irs—New Delhi.

227

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

127. PROGRESS OF NATIONAL SMALL SAYINTGS PROGRAMME IN THE TERRITORY

DURING 1983-84(Rs. In hkhs)

SI No. 1

Item2

Goa3

Daman4

Diu5

Total6

1. — P ost O ffice Sa­vings Bank A /C s:a) Gross deposits 354.66 G.02 1.80 i62.48b) Net " 124 83 3.41 0.58 128.80

2, — Post O ffice R e­curring Deposit A /C s:

a) Gross 116.66 3.66 1.84 122.16b) Net 41.37 1.37 1.15 44.(09

3. — Post O fficeCummulative Time D eposit;

a) Gross 54.66b ) Net 22.78

4. — P ost O ffice TimeD eposit:

a) Groaa 168.09b ) Net 17.59

5 . - 7 Tear National Savings C ertifi­cate (II)

a) Gross i.g2b ) Net 0.77

6. ■ 7 year Savings cate (III )

a) Grossb ) Net

NationalCertifi-

1.520.82

0.64 ( - ) 0.01

016 (-) 0 .0«

3.600.02

56.3123.54

172.3317.60

1.820.77

228

l27. PH»RiOGRESS OF NATIONAL. SMALL, SAVINGS PROGRAMME IN THE TERRITORY

DURING 1983-84 (contd.j (R s. in lakhs)

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

5l. No. 1

Item2

Goa3

Daman4

Diu5

TotalS

7. — 7 7 Year NationalSaSavings Certifi-cateate (IV )

* a)) Gross \ b ) Net

8 . — 7 7 Year NationalSaSavings Certifi-cabate (V )

I a> Gross > b> Net

0. — 6 6 Year NationalSaSavings C ertifi-oaoate (V I)

a ) Grossb ) Net

10 — 6 6 Year NationalSaSavings Certifi-cacat© (V II)

a ) Grossb ) Net

U. — lOio Year SocialS«Security Certifi-cacates

a) Grossb ) Net

rx -Ol^id Certificate d<iist'.cntlntied ('(encash)

a) Grossb) Net (-)77.17

482.60482.60

89.0989.09

3.233.23

16.5115.70

6.486.48

1.56l..>i6

r05.59504.78

90.6590.65

3.233.23

( - ) 77.17

229

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

127. PROGRESS OF NATIONAL SMALL SAVINGS PROGRAMME IN THE TERRITORY

DURING 1988-84(ccncld.)

(Rs. in lakhis)

SI. No. 1

Item2

Goa3

Daman4

Diu5

Total6

13. — 15 Year PublicProvidentFund:

a) Grossb ) Net

14. — Non exemptedem ployees P. E'. invested in N. S. (Goa’s share)

a) Grossb) Net

All other Securi­ties :

a) Groaab) Net

T ota l:

a) Grossb ) Net

1.130.001.130.00

IS

2,293.691,835.29

(-) 0.31

42.1621.29

1130.001130.00

(•) 0.:31

15.81 2351.689.40 1865-98

S ou rce ;-— !) National Savings Organisation, Panaji.ii) National Savings Organisation, Ahirjedabad.

230

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

28. Q QIUANTITY OF FOOD GRAINS AND SUGAR RECECIEI'VED FROM THE GOVT. OF INDIA (CE^E^NTRAL STOCK) AND DISTRIBUTED

DURING 1982-88 AND 1983-84(In tonnes)

Year ar Particulars

1 2

F ood-grains----------------------- Total

R ice W heat (3+4) 3 4 5

Sugar

6

1982-83 3 Opening stock 163 92 255 117.2

t Q^uantity received du­r ing the year 36,471 16,675 53,146 5,284.5

Sub total 36,634 16,767 53,401 5,401.71 L«jes» closing stock ... 216 46 262 256.6

T ota l quantity sup­plied during the year ............... 36,411* 16,719* 53,132* 5,144.9*

1983 84 S4 Opening stock 216 46 262 256.6

t Qiuaiitity received du­ring the year 32,381 18,134 50,515 5,439.9

Sub total 32,597 18,180 50,777 5,696.5

L^ess closing stock ... 545 219 764 233.6

T otal quantity sup­plied during the year ............... 32,023* 17,953* 49,976* 5,462.7*

* DDifiference is to be adjusted against shortages.Soijurcce: — Directorate ot Civil Supplies and P rice Control,

V'anajajl..

231

129. MERCHANDIZEWISE TRAFFIC HANDUSD AT MORMUGAO PORT DURING

1982-83 AND 1983-84(In ‘000’ tonnes)

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

qiComm odity

Year

1982-83 19J3-843 4

I E X P O R T S :A. M etalliferous ores:

1. Iron ore excluding pel­lets .......................... 11,407 11,528

2. Iron ore pellets3. Total iron ore group

(1+2) .......................... 11,407 11,5384. Black iron o r e .............. 26 20

5. F erro manganese ore... 103 <26 . Manganese ore ... 93 <17. Total manganese ore

group (4 to 6 ) .............. 222 1438 . Bauxite ......................... - Jl

T otal ores (3+7+8) 11,629 ll,7«2

B. General cargo:9. Oilcakes ......................... 43 J8

10. Sugar ......................... 22 }8

11. Alum inium ignot12. M iscellaneous ............. 35 <5

Total general cargo export (9 to 12) ... 100 m

Total exports (A + B ) 11,729 1.1,9«3

232

1X9. MMBERCHANDIZEWISE TRAFFIC HANDLED AT MORMUGAO PORT DURING

1982-83 AND 1983-84(In ‘000 tonnes)

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

SI.No.

Year

1982-83 1983-841 2 3 4

II IM P O R T S:

C.C. 'D r y ca rg o :13. Fererttilizers ............... 65 14214 Fofoocd grains and

pululstes ........................... 43 39Tf). Ltliubirlcants ... ... - .

TTottal d ry cargo (13 tco 15) 108 181

t D. Other ca rg o :

16. Mviimeral oi]s ...............17. CCeiment .......................... 67 4318. LLiqiuid chem icals 54 6119. Oothier general cargo 751 653

T cotia l other cargo (1(16 to 1 9 ) .......................... 872 757

To.tal im ports (C + D ) 980 938

CGrrand total (expo­r ts and im ports) ... 12,709 12,841

Souurcfe: — M orm ugao P ort Trust, Mormugao.

233

ISO. PROGRESS OF SOCIAL WELFARE PROGRAMMES DURING 1982-88 AKD 983-84

(In n©s.)

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

YearSI. Item —

No. 1982-83 B83-841 2 3 4

1. Integrated Child Deve­lopment Scheme (I. C.D. S.) .......................... 6 9

2. a) Anganwadis underICDS program me ... 380 617

b) Beneficiaries ... 8.353 12,402

3. a) Function LiteracyAdult W om en Cen­tres (F L A W ) ... 113 29

b) Beneficiaries ... 1.401 352

4 Beneficiaries covered under Special Nutrition Program m e (children, pregnant wom en andlactating m others) ... 12 693 26,166

o. a) Mahila camp.s orga­nised under Fam ily and Child W elfareScheme. (F .C .W .)... 120 29

b) Beneficiaries ... 1,800 435

234

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

ISttSO. PROGRESS OF SOCIAL WELFARE PRCROGRAMMES DURING 1982-83 AND 1983-84

(Contd.)(In nos.)

SI. I.No. ■>.

YearItem

1982-83 1983-84

1 2 3 4

6 , a a) Institutions assistedunder the scheme o f w elfare o f chil­dren in need o f care and protection ... 4

to b) Children benefitted 120

7. I Balwadis assisted by\ way o f grants to SC/

St organisations ... 3

S. f a) Balwadis ................ 243

' b) B eneficiaries ... 6,775

9. H ousing fo r scheduled< caste fam ilies ................ 67

10. Economic BettermentProgramme for sche­duled caste families ... 234

11. Education Programme for scheduled castestudents .............. 1,006

12 Housing Programmefcr sch. tribe families 3G

6355

139

4,329

97

260

918

235

130. PROGRESS OF SOCIAL, WELFARE PROGRAMMES DURING 1982-83 AND 1I83-84

(ComJdJ (In nos.

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

SI.No.

Year

1982-1983 1J83-M3 4

13. Econom ic BettermentProgramir.e for sche­duled tribe families ... 28

14. Education Program mefor sch. tribe students 286 391

110 86

15. P ost Matric Scholar­ships fo r bcs/Sts. stu­dents ..........................

l a Couples awarded forintercaste marriages ... j

17. Persons granted loans for Social Security andW elfare .......................... 286

18. Handicapped persons benefitted by W elfareProgram me .............. 231 229

S o u rce :— Directorate o f Social W elfare, PanaJJ.

236

131. i ACTIVITIES OF THE OFFICE OF THE CONTITROLLER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

DURING 1982-83 AND 1983-84

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

SINo. Item

2

Year

1982-83

3

1983-84

4

1., NufJumber o f O ffices / H*Head quarters

2 . TolTotal strength o f Insnspectors ...............

■ . NuiTumber o f panoha- nanHmas booked

4. T o fo ta l num ber of

10

10

296

10

10

207

cas'ases com pounded 293 1895. Conom pouiiding

(R fR s.)fees

23,405 10,2256 . VeVerification

( R ; R s . )fees

1,08,896 1,20,2277. VrVerlfied weights

anand m easures:

a) v) W eights 30,877 29,128b ) )) Measures 8,670 13,376c) ’ ) W eigh ing

tT-uments)(ins-

4,467 5,‘iS3•i)i) Measures

truments)(ins-

332 243

S om u rce ;— O ffice o f the Controller o f W eights & Mea-sures, Panaji.

237

Percerv- Achle- tage o f vement a;hie>-

XXXI. M ISCELUNEO US

132. ACHIEVEMENTS OF SELECTED PROGIiAM-MES/SCHEMES UNDER 20-POINT PROGRAHMJ:

(APRIL. ’88 TO MARCH 84)

No. Unit Target1983-84

upto end o f March,

1984

veaient :o

target (<ol. 8 to 4>

1 2 3 4 6 6

1. Integrated Rural D e­velopm ent P rogram m e:a. Scheduled caste fa ­

m ilies benefitted ... No. 275 395 143.6b. Scheduled tribe fa ­

m ilies benefitted ... No 2.'’. 41 L64.0c. Other families be­

nefitted .............. No. 6,500 6.502 lOO.OT ota l: (a + b + c ) No. 6.800 6,938 102.0

2. National Rural Em­ploym ent Program m e

Man-days(in

lakhs)

2.60 4.56 175. i

3. Scheduled caste fa ­milies econom ically as­sisted .......................... No. 2,428 2,520* 103.8

4. Scheduled tribe fam i­lies econom ically assis­ted .......................... No 900 897** 99.7

5 Villages provided with drinliing water facili­ties .......................... No. 14 14 lOO.O

238

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

133. AGlCDHIEVEMENTS OF SELECTED PROGRAM-MGES/St'SCCHEMES UNDER 20-POINT PROGRAMME

(APRIL. ’83 TO MARCH "84) (contd.)

No. Unit Target1983-84

Achie­vement

upto end o f

March, 1984

Percen­tage of achie­vement

to target (col. 5 to 4)

1 2 3 1 5 6

Hotouasesites alloted to thehe l fam ilies No. 1,200 1,202 100.2

7. Coronsstruction assistance prorow ided to the fami- lieses .......................... No. 150 543 362.0

8 . Sluiunji population cove- reced (persons benefitted) No. 6,000 5,000 100.0

9. i) ) Fi'atnilies o f economi- calally/ weaker section prcrovHded w ith houses (H Hoiusing Board) No. 400 278* »• 69.5ti) ) M ouses under cons- tru’ucttion for the fam i- liejes o f econom ically w^eal'ker s e c t io n .............. No. 122

10 Vi/^illiages electrified ... No. 5 5 100.0

11 Pi^mmpsets energised ... No. 150 222 148.0

12. TiTre«83 planted .............. No.( ’000)

2,500 2,886 95.4

13 Kiiio-ga.<) plants set up... No

239

160 170 106.3

( con cld .J

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

132. ACHIEVEMENTS OF SEI.ECTED PKiGRAM-MES/SCHEMES UNDER 20-POINT PROCBAMME

(APRIL. '83 TO MARCH "84)

SI.No. Item Unit

Achit- Percen- vemeit tage of

T arget uptc achie- 1983-84 end (f vement

March to target 1984 (col. 5

to 4)4 6 i>

14. Sterilisations done ... No.

15. P. H. sub-centres esta­blished .......................... No.

16. I. C. D. S. blocks es­tablished .............. No.

17. New fair price shopsopened .......................... No.

18. Village and small-scaleunits set up ..............

10,100 4,22(P) 41.8

10 11 100.0

3 : ]00.0

10 a 240.0(;

200 2S) 144.5

• This includes scheduled caste fam ilies assisttd tirough I.R .D . Program me.

•* This includes scheduled trible fam ilies assisttd throughI.R .D . Program me.

»*♦ Includes 100 E.W .S. houses nearing compleiion stage!Source: — D irectorate of Planning, Statistics & Evalaation,Panaji.

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133. 1 WE.ABWISE NUMBER OF PASSPORTS ISSUED DURING 1980 TO 1984

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

SI.No. Year

No. o f pass

ports Issued

1 2 3

1. 1980 8,672

2. 1981 10,761

'3. 1982 13,050

4. 1983 13,020

5. 1984 10,120

Soui>urc;e: — H om e Departm ent (P assports), Panaji.

241

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

134. DISTRICTWISE DISTRIBUTION OF NON- -AGRICULTUBAL. ENTERPRISES BY TYPES,

1980 ECONOMIC CENSUS

Establishments (Noa.)

Particulars

TO<L>

| l |Eh « Sa<0

m

H (n tQo 8 s g

0)

. n >> 0) (i mB uU Q<5) Pt-. <D

1 hi IQd o'E^ <u ET

s ^ " 0)

soH

1 2 3 4 5 6

GOA. DAMAN AND DIU

RURAL. 26.355(57.7)

18,457(61.0)

1,307(40.2)

6,591(54.2)

7,898(51.2)

URBAN 19,295(42.3)

11,784(39.0)

1,945(59.8)

5,566(45.8)

7,511(48.8)

TOTAL 45,650’ 1(X).0)

30,241(100 .0 )

3,252(100 .0 )

12,157( 100 .0)

15,409(100.0 )

GOA D ISTRICT

RURAL 24,641(58.3)

17,132(61.6)

1,216(40.0)

6,293(55.1)

7,509(52.0)

URBAN 17,640(41.7)

10,695(38.4)

1,820(60.0)

5,125(44.9)

6,945(48.0)

TOTAL 2,281(100 .0 )

27,827(100.0 )

3,036(100 .0 )

11,418(100 .0 )

14,454(100.0)

242

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS134. D d >is ;t r i c t w i s e d is t r ib u t io n o f n o n -

-AGFGRIICULTURAL ENTERPRISES BY TYPES, 1980 ECONOMIC CENSUS (concld.)

Pa'Parrtic;ulan<

m<oa

O S o p OC3

4)

ifi<DU1 ss &a1'

Establishments (N os.)

>1 ® >> <u. u <D , s-i m■ 34■ g a e - o' -fa ® .is 2 ^ S c S c

1 2 3 4 5 6

TfA M AtA W D IS T R IC T ;

f RIURAL. 908(46.0)

684(49.8)

67(39.9)

167(36.7)

224(37.5)

I U]RB.AN 1,064(54.0)

690(50.2)

86( 6o ;i)

288(63.3)

374(62.6)

T TCOTAL. 1,972( 100 .0 )

1,374(100 .0 )

143(100 .0)

455(100.0 )

598(100 .0 )

DIU J E 3IST R IC T :

' R .U R A L 806(57.7)

641(61.6)

34(46.6)

131(46.1)

165(46.2)

UrRBAN 591(42.3)

399(38.4)

39(53.4)

153(53.9)

192(53.8)

' T^OTAL, 1,397 (100 .0 ) 1

1,040 73 (100.0) (100.0 )

284(100.0 )

357(100.0 )

"Nofotie: — Figures in brackets are percentages to respec­tive totals.

Sbiijurcse; Econom ic Cenatis, 19807

243

185. DISTRIBUTION OF NON-AGRICUUURAL ENTERPRISES ACCORDING TO MAJOR ACTI­VITY GROUP AND BY TYPE OF ENTERPRISE,

1980 ECONOMIC CENSUS

Establishmenis (Noa.)

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

I M ajor activity 3 S 3 g § i f ' i o i r e c Non- ^ ,^ group Totalta <1) ft '- ' y O' lory

2 3 5 6 7

1. M ining and qua­rrying .............. 397

(a 9 )143

(0.5)118

(3.6)13(j

(1 .1 )254

(1.6 )2 . Manufacturing &

repair services ... 14.781(32.4)

10,636(35.2)

795(24.5)

3,350(27.6)

4,145(26.9)

3. Electricity, and water

gas98

(0 .2 )7

( - )49

(1.5)42

(0.3)91

(0 .6 )

4. Construction 1,067(2.3)

714(2.4)

131(4.0X

223(1.8 )

353(2.3)

5. W holesale retail trade

and15,102(33.1)

12,188(40.3)

260(8 .0 )

2,654(21 .8 )

2,914(18.9)

6. Restaurantshotels

and2,404(5.3)

1.486(4.9)

269(8.3)

649(5.3)

918(6 .0)

7. Transport 2,435(5.3)

1,566(5.2)

115(3.5)

754(6 .2 )

869(5.6)

244

i35. I DISTRIBUTION OF NON-AGRICULTURAI. ENTEFEIRPRISES ACCORDING TO MAJOR ACTI­VITY’¥ GROUP AND BY TYPE OF ENTERPRISE,

1980 ECONOMIC CENSUS (concTd.)

Establishments (N os.)

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

K M a jor activity grou p

Direc- Non-Totalt-i <D p,'^ O' tory iotai

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

* 8. S Storage a n dw w arehousing 236 72 33 131 164

(0.5) (0 .2 ) (1.0) (1.1 ) (1 .1)9. Com m unications 212 3 58 151 209

(0.5) ( - ) (1.8 ) (1.3) (1.4)10. I F inancing, insu-

J ranee, real es­tate and busi­ness services ... 1,808 647 484 677 1.161

(4.0) (2 .1) (14.9) (5.6) (7.5)ll . C Com m urijV, so-

' cial and perso-• nal services 7,054 2.757 927 3,370 4,297

(15.4) (9.1) (28.5) (27.7) (27.9)12. C Others .............. 56 22 13 21 34

(0 .1) (0 .1 ) (0.4) (0 .2 ) (0 .2 )

AiAll activities 45,650 S0.241 3.‘2 32 12.157 l i ,409( 100 .0) (100 .0 ) (100.0 ) (100.0 ) (100 .0 )

Notote; — Figures in brackets are percentages to respective totals.

Soiiiurce: — Econom ic Census, 1980.

245

IS6. DISTRIBUTION OF NON-AGRICULTIRAL ESTABLISHMENTS OF 1977 AND 1980 ECONO­MIC CENSUSES BY MAJOR ACTIVITY GROUP

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

SI. M ajor activity No. group

1977(N o.)

Variation 1980 (1980 over 1977) (N o.)

Number P«rcen- lage

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Mining etnd quarrying 315(2 .8 )

254(1 .6 )

(- )6 1 (-j 19.36

Z Manufacturing and re­pair services ... 2,718

(24.4)4,145

(26.9)1,427 .'52.50

3. Electricity, gaa and water .............. .53

(0.5)91

(0 .6 )38 71.70

4 Construction 161(1.4)

353(2.3)

192 119.25

6 . W holesale and retail trade ( ! . , . 2,166

(19.4)2,914

(18.9)74S 34.53

6 Restaurants, and ho­tels ' ... 808

(7.3)918

(6 .0 )110 13.61

7. Transport .............. 749(6.7)

246

869(5.6)

m 16.02

136. D3 DIIS'ITRIBUTION OF NON-AGRICULTURAL ESTAIAffiLISHMENTS OF 1977 AND 1980 ECONO­MIC C <CE1NSUSES BY MAJOR ACTIVITY GROUP

(concld,)

XXXI. MISCELLANEOUS

SI.No.

M ajor activity group

1977(N o.)

Variation 1980 ( 1980 over 1977) (N o.) ■■ -

Number ven­tage

\ 2 8 4 5 6

8. St Stcorage & warehou- si sim g .......................... 18

(0 .2 )164

(1 .1)146 811.11

9. C' Co>mniunication& 186(1.7)

209(1.4)

23 12.36

10. F Fiinancing, insurance, r< ratal estate and busi- n ne>.sis services ... 523

(4.7)1.161(7.5)

638 121.97

11. C C om m unity, social and P pe-rsonal services 3,444

(30.9)4,297

(27.9)853 24.79

) 2; O Ot hers - 34(0 .2 )

34 100.00

i AUi a c t iv i t ie s ............... 11,1.41( 100.0 )

15,409(100.0 )

4,268 38 Si

Notf)te: — Figures in brackets are percentages to respectiTe totals.

Souiurcre: — Econom ic Census, 1980.

247

(a) Equivalents of Metric, Impeiial British and United States

Units of measure

CONVERSION TABLE

M etric units 1

Imperial British & U.S. equivalents

2

Imperial British & U.S. units

3

Metric equivalents

Length1 centimetre (cm .)

1 metre (m .) ...

1 kilometre (km .)

O.S937008 inch.

280840 feet. 093613 yards

0.6213712 mile. 0.5399568 int. naut.

mile.

1 I n c h ............. 2.540000 centimetres

1 f o o t .............. 30.480 centimetres1 yard ... 0.9144 metre

1 m i l e .............. 1609.344 metres1 international

nautical mile 1862.000 metres

Area

1 square centimetre 0.1550003 sq. Inch.

I square metre110.76391 sq. feet.

1.195990 sq. yard.

1 square inch... 6.45160 square centi­metres

1 square foot ... 9.290304 square deci­metres

1 square yard... 0.83612736 square me­tres

TT«niv»lPTit,B nf Metric. Imperial British (a) Equivalents of Metric, Imperial British

and United States Units of measure

CONVERSION TAB LE (co n td j

M etric units 1

Im perial British Im perial British Metric equivalents & U.S. equivalents & U. S. units

2 3 4

Area (con t.)1 hectare (ha.) ...1 square kilom etre

Volume1 cubic centimetre

1 cuDic metre •••

Oapaoity

1 litre (1)

2.471(®4 acres.0.3861022 sq. mile.

0.06102374 cubic Inch.

35.31467 cubic feet.

1.307951 cubic yard. 1000 litres.

0.8798775 Imperial quart.

1.056688 U.S. liquid qt. 0.908083 U.S. dry qt. 1000 cu. cms. =

61.02S74 eu*tnchea

1 a c r e ............... 0.4046856 hectare1 square mile 2.589988 square

metreskllo-

1 cubic inch... 16.38706 cubic centime­tres

1 cubic foot ...28.316847 cubic metres

1 cubic yard... 0.76455486 cubic tres

1 Imperial Bri­tish quart. = 1.36522 (1)

1 U.S. liquidquart = 0.9463529 (1)

1 U.S. dryquart « 1.1012208 (1)

deci-

me-

(a) Equivalents of Metric, Imperial British and United States

Unih of measure

CONVERSION 'TABLE- (contd.)

Metric units

1

Imperial British & U.S. equivalents

Imperial British & U. S. units

Metric equivalents

Capacity (cont.)

1 hectolitre (hi)

Weight :1 kilosTramme (KgO

1 metric tonne (t)

21.996938 Im perial gal- 1 I m p e r i a lIons. gallon = 4.546087 (1)

26.417200 U.S. gallons 1 U.S. gallon = 3.785412 (1)2.749617 Im perial bu- 1 I m p e r i a l

shels. bushel = 36.368698 (1)2.837760 U.S. bushels. 1 U.S. bushel = 35.239067 (J)

i 35.27396 ounces. 2.204623 pounds.

1 ounce ■= 28.34952 grams1 pound - 453.59237 grams1 h u n d r ed-

(112 lbs.) “w e i g h t 50,802345 kgs.

■l.Kiaan ohorx tons

9842065 long tont>

1 ohort ton

1 long ton

0 D071&d7 motrio ne

1.016047 metric nes

ton -

ton-

C O N VER SIO N TA B LE (contd.J

(b) W ariou s conventional or derived coefficients

IlailwaKayy and A ir T ravel:1 pi paassenger — m ile

1 Bl sKiont ton — mile1 ic loDng ton m ile1 pi paassenger—kilom e-

ti trre

1 tt tronne — kilom etre

1.609344 passenger — kilom e­tre

1.459972 tonne — kilom etre 1.635169 tonne — kilom etre 0.621371 passenger — mile

0.684945 short ton — mile 0.611558 long ton — mile

iihip t toinnagre:1 n reegister ton (100 cubic fee t)=2.83 cubic metres.1 11 BJrltish shipping ton (42 cubic fe e t )=1.19 cubic metres.1 ^ UT. S. sh ipping ton (40 cubic fe e t)=1.13 cubic m etres

1 n ciubic metre

1 deaea<aweight ton (dw t.) ( to tom—lon gton )1 1 mietric tonne

_ f 0.353 register ton— 0.841 British sh ipping ton

' 0.885 U. S. shipping ton

— 1.016047 m etric tonne

= 0.984 dwt. ton

Ktectctrio energy;

1 1 fcilow att (kw .)1 k ilovolt am pere (kva)

1.34102 British horsepower (hp)

1 1 Bjritish horsepower - 0.7457 kw.

251

CONVERSION TABLE (contd.J

(b) Various conventional or derived coefficiente

Alcohol:

1 Imperial proof gallon 0.57 Imperial g-allon of pure alcohol at 51e F=2.69 li­tres o f pure alcohol at 10.69 C.

1 U. S. proof gallon =0.5 U. S. gallon o f pure alcohol at 60s P=1.893 litres of pure alcohol at 15.6s C.

1 litre o f pure alcohol 0.386 Im perial proof gallon =0.528 U. S. proof gal Ion

(c) Indian weights and metric equivalents:

12 mashas

5 tolas

40 seer

= 1 tola

= 1/16 seer

= 1 mound

= 11.664 grama

= 58.319 grams

= 37.324 kgs

252

CO NVERSIO N TABIJE (concld.)

Thermometer Scales

D egrgreees Fahrenheit to Degrees Centigrade toD eg«gr(rees Centigrade* Degrees Fahrenheit**

Fiihrerenhheit Centigrade Centigrade Fahrenheit

0 32.0n — 17.2 1 33.822 — 16.7 2 35.6S3 — 16.1 3 37.4' 4 — 15.6 4 39.2f 5 — 15.0 5 41.0d d — 14.4 6 42.877 — 13.9 7 44.6SS — 13.3 8 46.4

— 12.8 9 48.2100 — 12.2 10 50.02G0 — 6.7 20 68.0•300 — 1.1 30 86.04(i0 + 4.4 40 104.0560 + 10.0 50 122.0660 + 15.6 60 140.07C0 + 21.1 70 158.0BRO + 26.7 80 176.0900 + 32.2 90 194.0

1 1000 + 37.8 100 212.0i 2000 + 93.3 200 392.0S 3000 + 148.9 300 572.0 4000 + 204.4 400 752.0

f 5000 + 260.0 500 932.0

• To o cconvert degrees Fahrenheit to degrees Centigrade, 3UDtra<act' 32 froni the “F and m ultiply by 5/9. F or example:

" C = = 5,»/9(oF — 32). W hen F ,= 50, F —32 = 18, 5/9 x 18=10” C.

** T'To convert degrees C entigride l o deg^rees Fahrenheit, m ultippiy/ the C by 9/5 and add F or exam ple: '

F = 9 /9 /5 i C+32. W hen C=50, 9/5X50= 90, plys 32=122.«F.

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