Sunday, January 30, 2011

Nizamabad


NIZAMABAD DISTRICT PROFILE AT A GLANCE
1.NAME OF THE DISTRICT:: NIZAMABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH
2.Geographical Area:
7,956
Sq. Kms.
 a) No. of Revenue Divisions:
3
 
 b) No. of Mandals:
36
 
 c) Total No. of Villages:
922
 
 d) Un-inhabited Villages:
61
 
 e) Total No. of Gram Panchayath:
718
 
 f) Municipal Corporation:Nizamabad 
 g) Municipalities:1. Bodhan 2.Kamareddy 3.Armoor
 h) Details of Revenue Divisions and Mandals
 
NIZAMABAD DIVISION
BODHAN DIVISION
KAMAREDDY DIVISION
 1. Nizamabad1. Bodhan1. Kamareddy
 2. Armoor2. Banswada2. Bhiknoor
 3. Balkonda3. Bichkunda3. Domakonda
 4. Bheemgal4. Birkoor4. Gandhari
 5. Dharpally5. Jukkal5. Lingampet
 6. Dichpally6. Kotagir6. Machareddy
 7. Jakranpally7. Madnoor7. Nagireddypet
 8. Kammarpally8. Nizamsagar8. Sadasivnagar
 9. Makloor9. Pitlam9. Tadwai
 10. Morthad10. Renjal10.Yellareddy
 11. Nandipet11. Varni 
 12. Navipet12. Yedapally 
 13. Sirikonda  
 14. Vailpoor  
3.RAINFALL (in m.m.)
 
Normal
Actual
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06 up to Dec
Year
1036.0
966.7
1060.5
878.3
655.6
872.2
766.0
441.8
Up to end of December
984.0
922.3
999.7
809.4
617.7
793.7
556.0
1052.5
There is a continuous deficit in rainfall during the last four years resulting in drought and other related problems. The drought is acute during 2002-03. There is drastic increase in area under current follows, indicating rural agriculture economics crises.
 
4. Land use pattern and agriculture:
(in lakh ha)
 
 a) Geographical area:
8.06
 
 b) Forest 
1.69
 
 c) Barren and uncultivable 
0.49
 
 d) Land put to non agricultural uses 
0.83
 
 e) Cultivatable waste 
0.17
 
 f) Permanent Pastures 
0.26
 
 g) Miscellaneous tree crops etc 
0.04
 
 h) Current fallow 
1.77
 
 i) Other fallow 
0.76
 
 j) Net sown area: 
2.05
 
 k) Gross cropped area 
3.01
 
 l) Area sown more than once 
0.95
 
5.LAND HOLDING PATTERN:
 SIZE
No. of Holdings
AREA (in ha.)
 a) Below 1 ha:
2,68,844 (66.40%)
1,19,597 (29.19%)
 b) 1 to 2 ha:
91,003 (22.48%)
1,26,611 (30.89%)
 c) More than 2 ha:
45,058 (11.12%)
1,63,606 (39.92%)
 
TOTAL:
4,04,905 (100.0%)
4,09,814 (100.0%)
The above table shows that 89% farmers in the district are small and marginal farmers and possessing 60% of the land. Where as, 11% of the big farmers are possessing 40% of the land.
 
PRODUCTIVITY OF CROPS:
The productivity of Rice and Jowar is increased when compared to State average. It is observed that the comparison of the productivity for the last five years is fluctuating due to un-favorable seasonal condition.
TABLE: PRODUCTIVITY OF MAJOR CROPS IN NIZAMABAD DISTRICT 2001-02 TO 2004-05 (fin. KG/ha) (STATE Average)
Sl. No.Crop
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
State Average
K
R
K
R
K
R
K
R
K
R
K
R
1.RICE
2484
2691
1559
2296
4757
4320
3526
3733
5240
-
2428
2652
2.MAIZE
3934
5849
3351
2385
3331
3174
5435
1953
5977
-
3567
3604
3.JOWAR
750
1391
767
1796
730
1575
526
1142
974
-
1032
1098
4.G.GRAM
222
305
674
255
520
390
375
NA
247
-
222
305
5.B.GRAM
237
170
833
231
668
410
331
NA
330
-
237
170
6.TURMERIC
4934
-
4500
-
5000
-
4200
-
-
-
4935
-
7.SUGARCANE (GUR)
82306
-
51351
-
85909
-
75871
-
-
-
7907
-
8.Soya bean      20001784    
6. IRRIGATION
Area in Hectares
Sl. No.Source of Irrigation
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05 (Kharif Only)
1Canals
25537
8099
12514
8693
2.Tanks
19609
7098
10086
18553
3.Tube Wells & Filter points
204656
182414
157640
120182
4.Other Wells
12156
8009
5522
5370
5.Lift Irrigation
6026
2941
3149
4172
6.Other Sources
70
0
446
0
7.Net Area Irrigation
250225
207647
124503
146295
8.Gross Area irrigated
268053
208561
189358
156970
9.Area irrigated more than once
100085
72476
64855
10675
It is observed from the above table, that the irrigation under various sources is decreased due to inadequate rainfall received. This shows the agriculture in the district is mostly depends up on rainfall. Action plans are prepared for drought proofing the district to avoid violent fluctuation to rural economy.
7. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY: (As per livestock census 2003-04)
 Cattle-
3,15,789
 Buffaloes-
3,33,989
 Sheep-
7,83,967
 Goat-
2,35,715
 Pigs-
13,314
 Poultry-
12,56,962
8. POPULATION ( 2001 Census) ( in lakhs)
Total Population
:
23.46
 
Male
:
11.63
 
Female
:
11.83
 
Sex Ratio per 1000 male persons
:
1016
 
Population density per Sq. Km
:
294
 
Urban Population
:
4.24
 
Rural Population
:
19.21
 
Decadal Population Growth rate
:
15.00
STATE 13.86
The decadal population growth rate is higher than the State average.
9. LITRACY IN NIZAMABAD DISTRICT
District Average upto 2005:
60.78%
State Average :
61.55%
Male :
64.00%
Male :
70.85%
Female:
57.44%
Female :
51.17%
The literacy rate of the district is lower than the State average. "Akshara Bharathi Programme" is being conducted to cover the remaining Illiterates.
10. CLASSIFICATION OF WORKERS (2001 Census)
   
(Figures in lakh)
 Total main workers
:
9.72
 Marginal workers
:
1.88
 Total workers (main + marginal)
:
11.60
 Non-workers
:
11.86
 Total cultivators
:
3.05
 Agriculture labour
:
3.44
 House-hold industries
:
1.67
 Other workers
:
3.33
Most of the Workers are engaged in Agricultural Activity
11. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS IN THE DISTRICT :
a. Road Connectivity :
National High Way7 (Hyderabad. to Nagpur)
-
114 Kms
 
National High Way 16
-
55 Kms
 
State High Way
-
246 Kms
 
Major District roads
-
615 Kms
 
Z.P.taken over Roads by R&B
-
1093 Kms
 
P.R. Roads
-
2304 Kms
 
Total
4427 Kms
 
   
b. Rail Connectivity
:
Railway connection from Nizamabad to Hyderabad, Nizamabad to Bombay are available
 
 
c. APSRTC
:
566 Buses Run per day. Bus facility is available for all the Revenue Villages.
 
 
d. Telephone Connectivity
:
Telephone connections provided to all the mandals. Telephone Connections 86,838.
12. WATER RESOURCES:
( Area in Ha.)
Sl. No.
Major/ Medium Projects
Command Area
Actual Area Irrigation (Gross)
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
1.
Nizamsagar
93620
26681
Nil
64750
Nil
Nil
2.
Sriram Sagar
11304
3217
4450
5702
NA
5013
3.
Pocharam
6977
2695
Nil
2833
1821
3000
4.
Ramadugu
2023
628
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
5.
Nallavagu
654
178
152
167
NA
-
6.
Koulasnala
3645
1451
1675
3237
2630
680
13. Cropping Pattern:
In Nizamabad District Paddy, Sugarcane, Maize. Jower, Cotton and Pulses are grown predominantly. Turmeric is also one of the important crop in the District.

Crop wise Area shown during the last (3) years are as below.
Sl. No
Name of the Crop
Area shown during the year (In Hectors)
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2004-05
Kharif(Rabi) expected area
1.
Rice
158172
107531
91370
73395
98831
43000
2.
Sugarcanee
39882
36020
28331
28817
12500
3.
Maize
52639
48463
54755
50309
54982
5600
4.
Jower
26078
27378
22741
25425
2204
18280
5.
Green gram
14796
14460
16091
17919
14262
92
6.
Black gram
18018
18001
16574
18399
13844
213
7.
Turmeric
10317
9954
9568
8760
11079
--
8.
Cotton
16931
8646
8588
13053
13279
--
9.
Soyabean
322
520
3040
12265
14175
--
10.
Sunflower
3159
5755
13321
33353
987
30000
14. EDUCATION
 Various education facilities available in the district are given below.
1.
P.G.Colleges
2
2.
Engineering
5
3.
Medical College
1
4.
Degree Colleges
23
5.
Junior Colleges
77
6.
MBA Colleges
3
7.
MCA Colleges
3
8.
High Schools
417
9.
Upper Primary High Schools
618
10.
Primary Schools
1747
11.
Teacher Training Colleges
1
12.
Polytechnic Colleges (Govt.)
2
13.
Industrial Training Institutions
10
14.
B.Ed.Colleges
7
15.
Nursing Training Schools
11
No. of Teachers
Primary Schools - 4632
Upper Primary Schools - 4428
High Schools - 4617
Total ==> 13667

15. INDUSTRIES
Name of the industry
Line of Activity
Unit
Production, 2003-04
Employment
Nizam Deccan Sugar Factory, Bodhan
Sugar
MTs
32399.8
1600
Nizam Co.op.Sugar Factory,Sarangapoor.
Sugar
MTs
Presently not working
491
NCS Gayathri Sugars Ltd. Adlooryellareddy SSNagar(M)
Sugar
MTs
15182
610
Sukhjith Starch Mill, Mubarak nagar, Nzb.
Maize starch,
MTs
14590
297
Liquid Glucose
MTs
5563.61
Feno Fibers, Thanakalan, Yedpally (M)
Yarn
Tonnes
Presently closed due to marketing problems
115
Vajra Granite, Baswapoor.
Polished Granite slabs
Sq. Mts
53081.6
40
Nizamabad Corn product, Sarangapoor
Maize Atta Rawwa
MTs
11172
40
A.B.K.publications (Vartha News Paper) Nizamabad
News Paper
Nos
1382392
60
Ushodaya Publications
News Paper
Nos.
12670000 (during 2004-05)
48
Indur Green Power Home Pvt. Ltd, Renjal
Power Generation
M.Watts
560
58
Nizambad Agro Pvt. Ltd, Khanapoor(v), Nzb.
Rice Milling
Tonnes
7220
40



Mandal CodeMandal
Name
1RANJAL
2NAVIPET
3NANDIPET
4ARMUR
5BALKONDA
6MORTAD
7KAMMAR PALLE
8BHEEMGAL
9VELPUR
10JAKRANPALLE
11MAKLOOR
12NIZAMABAD
Mandal CodeMandal
Name
13YEDA PALLE
14BODHAN
15KOTGIRI
16MADNUR
17JUKKAL
18BICHKUNDA
19BIRKOOR
20VARNI
21DICHPALLE
22DHAR PALLE
23SIRKONDA
24MACHAREDDY
Mandal CodeMandal
Name
25SADASIVANAGAR
26GANDHARI
27BANSWADA
28PITLAM
29NIZAMSAGAR
30YELLAREDDY
31NAGA REDDIPET
32LINGAMPET
33TADWAI
34KAMAREDDY
35BHIKNUR
36DOMAKONDA



Education in Nizamabad
1. No. of Schools in the District :-
 Primary Schools
- 1811
 Upper Primary Schools
-   611
 High Schools
-   702
 Total ==>- 3124
2. Mid-Day-Meals Scheme:- 2560 Schools are implementing the scheme and 2,83,543 Students are taking Mid-Day Meals in the District.
S. No.
Budget Information
Amount (Rs. in Crores)
1.
Total Budget allotted by C&DSE, AP, Hyderabad
11.26
2.
Total Budget Released to MEOs
10.61
3.
Balance of Non EBB Mandals hence not utilized
0.65
4.
Requirement up to MARCH - 2010
4.99

S. No.
Year
Scheme
Sanction
Amount
1.
2008-09
MDM, Cooking Vessels
1,20,86,488
1,15,15,000
2.
2009-10
MDM, Cooking Vessels
1,30,00,862
1,30,00,862
3. National Text Books:-
 Gross Requirement for the year
:
22,13,488
 Ground Balance
:
  2,14,861
 Net Requirement
:
19,98,627
 Received from Hyderabad
:
16,17,270
 Lifted TO (36) Mandals
:
15,77,996
 Yet to be received
:
  3,81,357
4. Particulars of all type teachers :
Sanction
Working
Vacant
10,189
8,662
1,527
5. Vidya Volunteers:- (808) Vidya Volunteers were engaged in High Schools from JULY-09 to NOVEMBER-09. The Honorarium Rs. 70, 92,395/- has to be paid to them From DECEMBER-09 to APRIL-09 (319) Vidya Volunteers were engaged in High School and Budget for honorarium not yet released.
6. S.S.C - RESULTS :-
S.S.C. RESULTS FOR THE LATEST 11 YEARS
Sl. No.
Year
Percentage of Pass
State Rank
1.
1999-2000
53.84
10
2.
2000-01
54.06
22
3.
2001-02
58.91
23
4.
2002-03
63.56
21
5.
2003-04
83.59
11
6.
2004-05
82.37
3
7.
2005-06
85.30
3
8.
2006-07
83.90
2
9.
2007-08
89.02
1
10.
2008-09
90.94
1
11.
2009-10
92.65
1

SSC 2009-10 Result Particulars
Result
Govt.
ZP
AIDED
Res. Schools
Social Welfare
Tribal
Un Aided
Total
Appeared
1913
22247
1247
456
990
82
11711
38646
Passed
1504
20466
1111
446
971
82
11227
35807
Pass %
78.62
91.99
89.09
97.81
98.08
100
95.87
92.65
A1
38
1418
161
229
183
31
3626
5686
A2
112
2738
189
58
230
34
2519
5880
B1
181
3550
197
43
208
8
1776
5963
B2
224
3321
138
35
144
8
1222
5092
C1
246
3045
150
29
91
1
855
4417
C2
268
2699
120
21
69
0
654
3831
D1
254
2094
102
19
27
0
373
2869
D2
181
1601
54
12
19
0
202
2069
E
407
1770
135
10
19
0
475
2816
MP
2
11
1
-
-
-
9
23
Failed
409
1781
136
10
19
0
484
2839
100 % Result Schools :
Management
No. of Schools
Secured 100 % Schools
Government
29
03
Zilla Parishad
389
101
Aided
12
1
Residential
5
5
KGBGV
5
2
Social Welfare
14
8
Tribal
1
0
Un Aided
255
106
Total ==>
710
226
INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION
     The District Vocational Education Officer, Nizamabad is functioning under the control of Director of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad. Its main functions are :-
  1. The monitor the development activities of the Govt. Junior Colleges and Aided Junior colleges of Nizamabad district about its functioning and service matters of the Principals, Lecturers, Physical Directors, Librarians and Non-teaching staff.
  2. To visit Government Junior colleges/ Aided Junior colleges and verification of records about admissions and other academic matters.
  3. To monitor the allocated funds and other activities of the Government Junior colleges such as Contract faculty honororium and various Scholarships like Economical, poor persons scholarships, Uttama Vidyarthula Upakar Vethanam, Non-speaking hindi scholarships, National merit scholarships and to monitor the SC/ ST/ BC/ Minority scholarships sanctioned to Government Junior colleges/ Aided Junior colleges of Nizamabad District.
  4. To assist the Regional Inspection Officer, Board of Intermediate Education, Nizamabad in conduct of Intermediate Public Examinations March and Intermediate Advance Supplementary Examinations twice in a year.
     In Nizamabad district there are 31 Government Junior Colleges and 3 Aided Junior Colleges are functioning.
GOVERNMENT DEGREE COLLEGES WITH AVAILABLE COURSES
S.No.
Name of the College
Courses
1.
Giriraj Govt. College, NizamabadB.Sc. (MPC), B.Sc. (MPCS), B.Sc.(MPE), B.Sc. (MPC) E/m, B.Sc. (MCCs), B.Sc.(BZC), B.Sc.(BZC) E/m, B.Sc. (MIB), B.Sc. (Biotech), B.Sc.(Biochem), B.Com., B.Com. E/m, B.Com U/m, B.Com (Comp. Appl.), BA HEP, BA EPP, BA HEP U/m, BA HEP U/m, BA Comp. Appl.
M.Sc. Chem, M.Sc. Phy., M.Sc. Maths, M.Sc. Comp. Sci., M.Sc. Zoology, M.Com, M.A. English, M.A. Economics.
2.
Govt. Degree College, ArmoorB.Sc. MPC, B.Sc. MPCS, B.Sc. MIB, B.Com General, B.Com. Comp. Appl., B.A. HEP T/m, B.A. EPP T/m, B.A. HEP U/m.
3.
Govt. Degree College, KamareddyB.Sc. MPC, B.Sc. MPE, B.Sc. MPCs, B.Sc. MSCs, B.Sc. BZC, B.Sc. ZEC E/m, B.Sc. Biotech, B.Sc. Statics, B.Com General, B.Com. Comp. Appl., B.A. EPP, B.A. RI, B.A. Comp. Appl.
M.Com.
4.
Govt. Degree College, BodhanB.Sc. MIB, B.Sc. MPE, B.Com. General, B.Com Com. Appl., BA HEP, BA HEP U/m, BA Comp. Appl.
5.
MMDC Govt. Degree College, BodhanB.Sc. MPC, B.Sc. MPCS, B.Sc. BZC E/m, B.Com. General T/m, B.Com General E/m, B.Com. Comp. Appl., BA EPP, BA HEP.
6.
SRNK Govt. Degree College, BanswadaB.Sc. BZC, B.Sc. MPC, B.Sc. MPCs, B.Sc. MIB, B.Com. General, B.Com. Commp. Appl., BA EPP, BA Comp. Appl.
7.
Govt. Degree College, BichkundaB.Sc. BZC, B.Sc. MPC, B.Com. General, BA HEP
8.
Govt. Degree College, YellareddyB.Sc. BZC, B.Com. General, BA HEP
9.
Govt. Degree College, MorthatdB.Sc. BZC, B.Com. General, BA HEP

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