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Indicators of Human
Resources
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Polulations
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persons
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507,999
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Density of population
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person per Sq.km.
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13
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Literacy
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per cent
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51.50
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Total working polulation
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per cent
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36.85
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Percentage distribution of work force
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Main-workers
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per cent
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29.48
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Marginal Workers
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per cent
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7.37
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Non-workers
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per cent
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63.15
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Production: 2004-05
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(Tonnes)
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Jowar
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1890
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Guar seed
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2,510
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Wheat
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13,690
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Rapeseed & mustard
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41,300
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Groundnut
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7340
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Gram
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1,010
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Mineral Production:
1999-00
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(Tonnes)
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Limestone
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10,63,000
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Gypsum
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41,527
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Silicious earth
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6,000
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Marble
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8,000
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Sand stone
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9,000
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Felespar
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233
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Yellow sand
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191
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One gas based power project is being implemented at Ramgarh with initial capacity of 3MW which now has got the sanction for increasing the capacity upto 160 MW. There are 518 village, of which 252 are electrified upto 31 March 2000.
The water level in the district varies from 30 metres to 130 metres. Till now, the Feeder Canal and the main canal having the length of 204 km. and 445 km. long distributary system and the water in the main canal has reached upto Mohangarh of Jaisalmer district.
Being the border district, the district possesses very good road network and almost all the towns and most the important places are well connected with the district Headquarter. The total length of the road network is 1574.5 km.
Being the district of strategic importance, it also has a good rail network of 128 km. of length with 8 railway stations.
The district is linked by air with Jaipur.
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(Nos)
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Post office
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157
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Telegraph offices
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27
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Telephone exchanges
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22
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Public call offices
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374
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(Nos)
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Colleges
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2
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Secondary and Higher Secondary Schools
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42
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Middle schools
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159
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Primary schools
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741
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ITI
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2
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