Distribution of Population, Decadal Growth Rate, Sex-Ratio and Density of population

Distribution of Population, Decadal Growth Rate, Sex-Ratio and Density of population 2011
District Code	State/ District	Population - 2011			Percentage Decadal Growth Rate of Population	Sex Ratio (No. of Females per 1000 Males)	Population density per Sq. Km
		Person	Male	Female	2001-11	2011	2011
1	2	3	4	5	7	9	11
08	Rajasthan	68621012	35620086	33000926	21.44	926	201
01	Ganganagar	1969520	1043730	925790	10.06	887	179
02	Hanumangarh	1779650	933660	845990	17.24	906	184
03	Bikaner	2367745	1243916	1123829	24.48	903	78
04	Churu	2041172	1053375	987797	20.35	938	148
05	Jhunjhunun	2139658	1097390	1042268	11.81	950	361
06	Alwar	3671999	1938929	1733070	22.75	894	438
07	Bharatpur	2549121	1357896	1191225	21.39	877	503
08	Dhaulpur	1207293	654344	552949	22.78	845	398
09	Karauli	1458459	784943	673516	20.94	858	264
10	Sawai Madhopur	1338114	706558	631556	19.79	894	297
11	Dausa	1637226	859821	777405	23.75	904	476
12	Jaipur	6663971	3490787	3173184	26.91	909	598
13	Sikar	2677737	1377120	1300617	17.04	944	346
14	Nagaur	3309234	1698760	1610474	19.25	948	187
15	Jodhpur	3685681	1924326	1761355	27.69	915	161
16	Jaisalmer	672008	363346	308662	32.22	849	17
17	Barmer	2604453	1370494	1233959	32.55	900	92
18	Jalor	1830151	937918	892233	26.31	951	172
19	Sirohi	1037185	535115	502070	21.86	938	202
20	Pali	2038533	1025895	1012638	11.99	987	165
21	Ajmer	2584913	1325911	1259002	18.66	950	305
22	Tonk	1421711	729390	692321	17.33	949	198
23	Bundi	1113725	579385	534340	15.7	922	193
24	Bhilwara	2410459	1224483	1185976	19.27	969	230
25	Rajsamand	1158283	582670	575613	17.89	988	302
26	Dungarpur	1388906	698069	690837	25.39	990	368
27	Banswara	1798194	908755	889439	26.58	979	399
28	Chittaurgarh	1544392	784054	760338	16.09	970	193
29	Kota	1950491	1023153	927338	24.34	906	374
30	Baran	1223921	635495	588426	19.82	926	175
31	Jhalawar	1411327	725667	685660	19.57	945	227
32	Udaipur	3067549	1566781	1500768	23.63	958	242
33	Pratapgarh*	868231	437950	430281	22.84	982	211

Districts arranged in descending order of Sex Ratio: 2011

Districts arranged in descending order of Sex Ratio: 2011
Rank	District	Sex- ratio (Number of Females per 1000 Males)
1	Dungarpur	990
2	Rajsamand	988
3	Pali	987
4	Pratapgarh*	982
5	Banswara	979
6	Chittaurgarh	970
7	Bhilwara	969
8	Udaipur	958
9	Jalor	951
10	Jhunjhunun	950
11	Ajmer	950
12	Tonk	949
13	Nagaur	948
14	Jhalawar	945
15	Sikar	944
16	Sirohi	938
17	Churu	938
18	Baran	926
19	Bundi	922
20	Jodhpur	915
21	Jaipur	909
22	Kota	906
23	Hanumangarh	906
24	Dausa	904
25	Bikaner	903
26	Barmer	900
27	Sawai Madhopur	894
28	Alwar	894
29	Ganganagar	887
30	Bharatpur	877
31	Karauli	858
32	Jaisalmer	849
33	Dhaulpur	845

SEX RATIO OF RAJASTHAN :- A COMPARATIVE STUDY

SEX RATIO OF RAJASTHAN :- A COMPARATIVE STUDY
Sex Ratio (females per 1,000 males): 1901-2011
District Code	State/ District	Sex-Ratio Since (Number of females per 1000 males)
		1901	1911	1921	1931	1941	1951	1961	1971	1981	1991	2001	2011
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14
08	Rajasthan	905	908	896	907	906	921	908	911	919	910	921	926
01	Ganganagar	853	818	857	797	814	828	843	863	859	865	873	887
02	Hanumangarh	853	818	857	797	814	848	840	887	892	891	894	906
03	Bikaner	918	907	891	895	869	920	916	908	899	891	896	903
04	Churu	932	922	926	924	908	945	936	946	953	937	948	938
05	Jhunjhunun	884	906	878	878	881	956	943	928	956	931	946	950
06	Alwar	922	914	884	892	890	896	892	887	892	880	886	894
07	Bharatpur	859	841	820	837	840	846	859	855	848	832	854	877
08	Dhaulpur	859	841	820	837	840	814	807	806	796	795	827	845
09	Karauli	870	869	859	873	884	865	854	848	853	840	855	858
10	Sawai Madhopur	870	869	859	873	884	893	884	878	880	870	889	894
11	Dausa	898	906	878	891	908	905	888	887	895	884	899	904
12	Jaipur	903	913	882	895	913	922	891	890	892	892	897	909
13	Sikar	877	899	886	913	920	972	964	961	963	946	951	944
14	Nagaur	914	928	900	920	912	936	945	942	958	942	947	948
15	Jodhpur	888	891	870	885	885	900	888	900	909	891	907	915
16	Jaisalmer	870	837	808	851	829	817	802	810	811	807	821	849
17	Barmer	874	880	860	891	873	868	868	887	904	891	892	900
18	Jalor	898	916	911	910	921	918	919	932	942	942	964	951
19	Sirohi	917	937	936	946	947	965	948	958	963	949	943	938
20	Pali	946	938	934	954	943	946	943	950	946	956	981	987
21	Ajmer	898	885	836	903	902	925	913	911	922	918	931	950
22	Tonk	915	905	911	915	903	925	910	909	928	923	934	949
23	Bundi	930	932	916	917	918	912	895	886	887	889	907	922
24	Bhilwara	920	931	940	942	943	934	906	909	941	945	962	969
25	Rajsamand	920	932	940	943	943	948	933	971	996	991	1000	988
26	Dungarpur	1000	1012	987	988	970	1003	991	1015	1045	995	1022	990
27	Banswara	1022	1025	1011	1009	996	983	972	979	985	969	974	979
28	Chittaurgarh	911	928	939	942	944	956	928	927	950	947	966	970
29	Kota	940	937	926	931	919	926	884	873	877	881	896	906
30	Baran	940	937	926	931	919	934	913	898	903	896	909	926
31	Jhalawar	932	927	920	920	928	954	928	919	926	918	926	945
32	Udaipur	920	932	940	943	943	967	943	951	971	956	969	958
33	Pratapgarh*	920	935	944	947	947	969	949	943	956	957	969	982

District wise Literacy Rate in Rajasthan 2011

Literacy rate of Rajasthan as per Census 2011

Literacy rate of Rajasthan as per Census 2011 is 67.06% which is below national average of 74.04 percent. Kota is having highest literacy rate of 77.48% while Jalor is having lowest literacy rate of 55.5% in rajasthan as per census 2011. Total 38,970,500 people were found literate in Rajasthan as per 2011 census report. In 2001, Rajasthan had 60.41% literacy rate. In literacy, of total 38,970,500 literate populations, 24,184,782 were male while remaining 14,785,718 forms female. In percentage, male were 80.51 percent literate while female were having 52.66 percent literacy. In 2001, male and female were having literacy rate of 70.32% and 43.85% respectively. Total literate in 2001 census were 27,702,010 of which male and female formed figure of 18,047,157 and 9,654,853 respectively for Rajasthan.

Four lane Highway from Gomati Chauraha to Udaipur approved

Four lane Highway from Gomati Chauraha to Udaipur approved

Cabinet Committee on Infrastructure(CCI) approved the investment proposal for the implementation of the four/two laning of national highways in Rajasthan under the National Highways Development Project (NHDP) phase two in built, operation and transfer (Toll) mode of delivery. Speaking to reporters after the meeting here, Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Jaipal Reddy said the total project cost for the implementation of the four/two laning of Gomati Chauraha, Udaipur section on national highway-8 in Rajasthan is Rs 1114.27 crore out of which Rs 199.77 crore will be towards land acquisition, rehabilitation, resettlement and pre-construction. The total length of the project in Rajasthan is 79.31 km.The project will cover Rajasmand and Udaipur districts in Rajasthan. The main object of the project is to expedite the improvement of infrastructure in the state. The construction period for the project is 30 months

RAJASTHAN BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS

Rajasthan Budget 2012-13 Highlights

Rajasthan Budget 2012-13 Live Highlights: Rajasthan Budget for year 2012-2013 is presented on 26th March 2012 from 11 am Onwards by the Chief Minister of Rajasthan Hon. Ashok Gehlot in the Assembly of Rajasthan. For More Rajasthan News & Rajasthan Budget 2012-13 Live Highlights Follow us on FACEBOOK or GOOGLE+. Here is live Rajasthan Budget 2012-13 Highlights:
* Special emphasis on Power, Road and energy sector.
* Financial ads for Minority students of IIT/IIM and student preparing for such courses.
* 2600 KM Roads will be widen in 2 years in state.
* State completed 150 MW Solar energy plan.
* 450 Crore for Nagaur Lift canal.
* 20 Crore for Rajiv Gandhi Tribal University, Udaipur.
* More powers to Panchayati Raj, one computer to each panchayats in State.

* New Wind Energy Policy.
* Laptops for 10th and 12th students in prize for good performance.
* 10% increase in pay of Aanganwadi workers.
* 20000 New teachers recruitment in Rajasthan during year 2012-13.
* New post for asst. agriculture officers in coming year.
* Financial help for rural homes.
* 20 New ITI Colleges.
* Berojgari Bhatta for Graduates.
* Universities in Bharatpur, Sikar and Alwar.
* Shekhawati University establishment soon in state.
* 10 Crore for new Journalism University in Jaipur
* 10 Times increase of Prize Money for various sports.
* 1.5 Crore aid for IIT Jodhpur in Budget 2012-13.
* 1 Crore aids for each New Colleges in state.
* 750 New post in IT Fields.
* Chief Minister Urban BPL yojna announced.
* 3000 New health centers in next 2 years.
* 1000 Jobs in Health sector in 2012-13.
* LED Road lights on streets to save power.
* Bhilwara, Bundi and alwar to get water from Chambal river.
* 25% increase in wage of "Vidhyarthi Mitra"
* IIIT Kota to get 100 Acre land from govt.
* Coaching centers for RPSC Exams preprations.
* SC Girls hostel in Alwar, Bharatpur, kota and bara.
* Jaipur Metro Phase-I will completes in June 2013.
* Sardar Patel Police and security University in Jodhpur.
* Pension for handicapped people.
* Four new police stations in NCR Region.
* 30000 New Police Jobs in year 2012-13.
* Digital signature cards for patwaris.
* 800 new patwar mandal, New partwari recruitment as per requirements.
* 10 Crore for Building repairs.
* Petrol will be cheaper by Rs. 1.3, vAT on pertrol reduced to 26% from 28%.
* Two Wheeler will be cheaper, VAT on upto 125 CC reduced to 4% from 8%.
* VAT reduced on Sunglasses, tripal, tent, handicraft, carrybags, ATM, Solar equipment and automobiles body parts.
* Home prises to rise, Land DLC rates increased by 10%.
* VAT increased on tobacos.
* 24 New Tehsils, 33 Sub-tehsils annouced in Budget 2012: 24 New tehsils are Taled(Bundi), Riwanbadi(Alwar), Neemrana, Raini(Alwar), Malsisar, Surajgarh(Jhunjhunu), Dhond,Khandela (Sikar), Bawdi,Bap,Peepad shahar, Balesar(Jodhpur), Jaswantpura,Chitwana(Jalore), Rani(Pali), Badgaon(Udaipur), Choti sarwan, Aandpuri, sajjangarh(Banswara), Bhupalsagar(Chittorgarh), Bichiwara(Dungarpur), Nangalrajavtan(Dausa), Bhusawar(Bharatpur), Wajirpur(Sawaimadhopur