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appENDIX TableChapter VIII - ANNEX TABLES & FiguresYear Canals Wells+TWells Other Sources Total Area under Irrigation1998-99 36% 59% 5% 57077 Ha2001-02 32% 62% 6% 55700 HaFig 8.3: All-India area, production and yield of wheatFig 8.4: All-India area, production and yield of pulses212
appENDIX TableGross Value of Output, Value of Input and Short-Term Credit(Rs crore at current prices)YearGross Value ofOutputValue of InputShort TermCreditShort TermCredit as apercentage ofValue ofinput as apercentage ofOutputsInputsOutputs1993-94 271839 55401 5424 9.79 2.00 20%1998-99 488731 93416 10821 11.58 2.21 19%1999-2000 514718 103170 12610 12.22 2.45 20%2000-01 518693 107020 15442 14.43 2.98 21%2001-02 562024 112194 18882 16.83 3.36 20%2002-03 557035 114613 23324 20.35 4.19 21%2003-04 635104 127365 31972 25.10 5.03 20%Source: National Account Statistics 2005, [reproduced from Mohan, 2006]Handbook of Statistics on the Indian Economy 2004-05, RBI.Detail Cultivators AgriculturalLabourersTotalHousehold IndustryworkersOther WorkersTotal workers(Main+ Marginal)Persons 127,628,287 107,447,725 16,395,870 151,040,308 402,512,19032% 27% 4% 38%Males 86,328,447 57,354,281 8,312,191 123,468,817 275,463,73631% 21% 3% 45%Females 41,299,840 50,093,444 8,083,679 27,571,491 127,048,454Rural33% 39% 6% 22%Persons 124,682,055 103,122,189 11,709,533 71,141,562 310,655,33940% 33% 4% 23%Males 84,046,644 54,749,291 5,642,112 54,761,555 199,199,60242% 27% 3% 27%Females 40,635,411 48,372,898 6,067,421 16,380,007 111,455,73736% 43% 5% 15%213
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