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appENDIX TableUttar Pradesh2000-01 38.40 13.62 47.99 0.54 -1.18 -2.77 2.962003-04 36.13 13.84 50.03 4.62 2.82 4.30 6.062004-05 34.85 13.96 51.19 4.81 1.10 5.74 7.24Maharashtra2000-01 16.97 22.10 60.93 -4.97 -5.87 -17.43 0.812003-04 13.34 21.28 65.37 7.93 -6.61 11.27 10.352004-05 12.06 21.54 66.41 8.07 -2.32 9.34 9.77Note: Owing to differences in methodology of compilation, data for different states/union territories are notstrictly comparable. Source: Central Statistical Organization (CSO) website and Reserve Bank of India (RBI)website on 5 th May <strong>2008</strong> and computed.Table A.2.5Table 5: Overall Growth rate and Growth Rate in AgriclutureFive-Year Plan Periods GDP Growth Rate (%) Agriculture and Allied Sectors (%)Seventh plan (1985-90) 6 3.2Annual Plan (1990-92) 3.4 1.3Eighth plan (1992-97) 6.7 4.7Ninth plan (1997-2002) 5.5 2.5Tenth plan (2002-07) 7.6 2.5Source: RBI, Government of India and Economic Survey of India. http://indiabudget.nic.inTable A.2.6Table 6 : Distribution of Operational Holding and area by SizeParticulars 1953-54 1961-62 1971-72 1981-82 1991-92 2002-03Operational Holding as a % age to Total Rural HoldingMarginal 39.1 45.8 55.5 62.8 69.7 70.0Small 22.6 22.4 19.5 17.8 16.3 15.9Large 33.3 31.9 25.0 19.5 14.0 14.1Operational Holding as a % age to Total AreaMarginal 6.9 9.2 11.5 15.6 22.6 21.7Small 12.3 14.8 16.6 18.7 20.9 20.3Large 80.8 76.0 71.9 65.7 56.5 57.9Note: Marginal (< 1 ha), Small (1.01-2 ha) Medium and Large (> 2 ha)Source: Conditions of Work and Promotion of Livelihoods in the Unorganised Sector- Arjun Sengupta et al198
appENDIX TableTable-7: Distribution Per 1000 of Villages by Distance from Nearest General Facilities in India(July-December 2002)FacilityLocation of FacilityOutside Village and at a Distance ofWithinVillageLess than2 Km2 Km toLess than5 Km5 Km toLess than10 Km10 Km orMoreNotRecordPanchayat Headquarters 302 229 267 86 102 14 1000Tehsil Headquarters 5 16 79 180 706 13 1000District Headquarters - 3 11 34 940 13 1000Railway Station 12 23 83 128 742 13 1000Bus Stop 305 171 244 150 116 13 1000Metalled Road 446 160 191 89 99 13 1000All Weather Road 574 135 162 57 59 13 1000Post Office 216 258 354 104 42 26 1000Telegraph Office/PCO/E-Mail196 141 255 143 250 15 1000Bank 66 117 336 236 232 13 1000Integrated Child <strong>Development</strong>Service CentreAnganwadi/Balwadi)Fertilizer/PesticideShop81 111 299 223 273 13 1000133 147 276 203 228 14 1000Fair Price Shop 431 218 223 77 37 15 1000Market/Weekly Market 110 148 323 188 217 14 1000Source: NSSO data 2002-03Table A.2.7All199
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