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2.3.3 Literacy Rate and sex ratio Exhibit 2.5 provides details of the sex ratio along with details of Literates for Krishnagiri Town, and Urban areas in Tamil Nadu. Krishnagiri‟s literacy rates and sex ratio is marginally better than the state urban averages. Exhibit 2.5 Literacy and sex ratio Particular Male Female Total Region Sex Ratio Literacy % - Krishnagiri town 87.6 74.7 81.20 Krishnagiri Town 988 Literacy % - State - Urban 88.97 75.99 82.53 TN state-urban 982 Source: http://www.census.tn.nic.in www.Krishnagiri.tn.nic.in As per 2001 census, the literacy rate was 81% and was marginally less than the state‟s urban average. The sex ratio for Krishnagiri at 989 is slightly higher than the state average of 982 (as per Census 2001). It can be observed from historical census data of the town that the sex ratio has been following a downward parabolic path. It decreased to 968 (1981) before increasing to 989 (2001). This can be partly also attributed to migration of male population from the town in the past decade that has increased the number of females per thousand males. 2.4 Population projections We have projected the population for Krishnagiri town has been made using the following methods: a) Arithmetical Increase Method b) Geometric Increase Method c) Incremental Increase Method Exhibit 2.6 provides the summary of the population projects made for the town. Exhibit 2.6 Population Projections Arithmetic Geometrical Incremental Average 2001 64,587 64,587 64,587 64,587 2011 74,777 79,847 72,349 75,658 2016 79,872 88,781 75,320 81,324 2021 84,967 98,713 77,683 87,121 2026 90,062 109,757 79,440 93,086 Source: IMaCS analysis, Krish-M The population of Krishnagiri town could potentially go up in the next two decades from 0.81 lakh to 0.95 lakh by 2026. Krish-M should need to take into account these population projections and trends for planning, execution and implementation of infrastructure projects in order to ensure adequate provision of urban services. CCP cum BP - Krishnagiri Municipality 7
3. Economic profile and Land use This section analyzes issues relating to Town planning, land-use and economic status of the town. 3.1 Planning efforts in Krishnagiri 3.1.1 Krishnagiri Local Planning Area The Town and Country Planning (T&CP) Act 1971 (Tamil Nadu Act, 35 of 1972) provides for the preparation and sanction of Master Plan. It also envisages the Local Planning Areas and Authorities for the preparation of Master Plan. Krishnagiri Municipal Area has been declared as Krishnagiri Local Planning Area under section 10 (4) of the T&CP Act in G.O.Ms.No.1249 RD & LA Dt 16.5.74.and the Local Planning Authorities have been constituted under section 11(1) of the Act in G.O.Ms.No.650 RD & LA Dt8.4.1975. Krishnagiri Local Planning Area comprises of the Krishnagiri Municipal Area notified under section 10 of Town and Country Planning (T&CP) Act 1971 by Government of Tamil Nadu. Accordingly the Local Planning Authority (LPA) has been constituted under section 11 (1) of T&CP Act 1971 by the government. 3.1.2 Krishnagiri Master Plan 2000 (2001-2011) The Krishnagiri Master plan was prepared and approved by the government in the year 1991 under section 28 of T&CP Act 1971 and the same is in operation now. The act provides review of master plan once in five years under clause (b) of sub section 2 of section 32 of the T&CP Act 1971; accordingly the government directed Krishnagiri Local Planning Authority (LPA) to revise the master plan. The approved 1991 master plan was based on the surveys conducted during 1987 and also based on the 1981 census, hence fresh surveys were undertaken and the reports were updated with 1991 census by the LPA. 3.1.3 Land-use and development as per Master Plan 2000 The present administrative area of Krishnagiri town extends over an area of 1150 hectares. However, in the master plan 2000, it is mentioned that the municipal area is 9.78 sq km and the land use pattern in the master plan has been given accordingly. The total developed area of the town is 347 hectares out of the town area of 9.78 sq km. 3.1.4 Existing Land-use as per Master Plan 2000 The land distribution pattern demonstrates that Krishnagiri predominantly serves as nodal centre for trading activities. Almost 75.50% of the developed land is under residential / administrative buildings, reiterating its role. There are various centres offering employment to sizable work force in the town. Industrial use occupies an area of 22 ha, which accounts for 6.34% of the developed area. The CCP cum BP - Krishnagiri Municipality 8
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