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About <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong> is a India's youngest city<br />
- planned by the famous French architect <strong>Le</strong><br />
<strong>Corbusier</strong>.<br />
1 / 27<br />
Capital of the States of Punjab and Haryana<br />
- but does not belong to either of them. Instead, it<br />
is...<br />
A Union Territory<br />
It means that the City is under the direct administration of the Government of India and not constituted as a<br />
state with its own legislative assembly. A Union Territory in India is something like the District of Columbia in<br />
the USA.<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong> is known for :<br />
.: Planning and Architecture<br />
.: Quality of Life<br />
.: High Educational <strong>Le</strong>vel<br />
.: Pollution-free Environment<br />
.: Low Crime Rate<br />
.: Aware & Active Citizens<br />
Population: In terms of population, the figures of the 2001 Census, it is clear that <strong>Chandigarh</strong> is<br />
overwhelmingly urban.<br />
Population Density: The urban area of <strong>Chandigarh</strong> is about four times more densely settled than its rural<br />
area<br />
Total Area of <strong>Chandigarh</strong>: <strong>Chandigarh</strong>'s urban area is much larger than its rural area<br />
Male/Female Population Ratio and Sex Ratio: Men outnumber women in <strong>Chandigarh</strong>. One reason for this is<br />
that many men who are employed in the city find it more affordable or convenient to leave their wives and<br />
children in their native village or towns.<br />
Population Growth between 1991 and 2001 and Growth Rate: <strong>Chandigarh</strong> has grown very rapidly over the<br />
past 10 years.<br />
Total Literacy: Nearly 82 per cent of <strong>Chandigarh</strong>'s population is literate. This is much higher than the national<br />
figure of 65 per cent.<br />
( All figures as per 2001 census )<br />
CHANDIGARH (U.T.)<br />
Figures at a glance - 2001<br />
1 Number of districts 1<br />
Total Rural Urban<br />
2 Area in sq. kms. 114 34.66 79.34<br />
3 Total Population<br />
4 Decadal Population Growth 1991-2001<br />
Persons 900914 92118 808796<br />
Males 508224 56837 451387<br />
Females 392690 35281 357409<br />
Absolute 258899 25932 232967<br />
Percentage +40.33 +39.18 +40.46<br />
5 Population Density (persons per sq. km)