zonal markets of india

Zonal Markets of India: West Zone

States

RajasthanMadhya Pradesh

Gujarat Maharashtra

Goa

Maharashtra

• 1 State• 35 Districts• 353 Subdistricts• 374 Towns• 41 cities• 43,711 villages

35 Districts– Ahmadnagar– Akola– Amravati– Aurangabad– Bhandara– Bid– Buldana– Chandrapur– Dhule– Gadchiroli– Gondiya– Hingoli– Jalgaon– Jalna– Kolhapur– Latur– Mumbai

– Mumbai (Suburban)– Nagpur– Nanded– Nandurbar– Nashik– Osmanabad– Parbhani– Pune– Raigarh– Ratnagiri– Sangli– Satara– Sindhudurgh– Solapur– Thane– Wardha– Washim – Yavatmal

353 Subdistricts– Yavatmal (17)– Nanded (17)– Jalgaon (16)– Nashik (16)– Raigarh (16)– Thane (16)– Ahmadnagar (15)– Amravati (15)– Chandrapur (15)– Pune (15)– Nagpur (15)– Buldana (14)– Gadchiroli (13)– Kolhapur (13)– Bid (12)– Satara (12)– Solapur (12)

– Latur (11)– Aurangabad (10)– Parbhani (10)– Ratnagiri (10)– Sangli (10)– Osmanabad (9)– Sindhudurgh (9)– Gondiya (9)– Jalna (9)– Wardha (9)– Akola (8)– Bhandara (8)– Nandurbar (7)– Washim (7) – Hingoli (6)– Dhule (5)– Mumbai– Mumbai (Suburban)

374 Towns– Thane (37)– Nagpur (29)– Raigarh (26)– Pune (25)– Ahmadnagar (18)– Kolhapur (18)– Nashik (18)– Jalgaon (15)– Satara (15)– Chandrapur (14)– Yavatmal (13)– Nanded (13)– Amravati (11)– Solapur (10)– Ratnagiri (10)– Aurangabad (9)– Akola (8)– Osmanabad (8)

– Parbhani (8)– Sangli (8)– Wardha (7)– Bhandara (6)– Bid (6)– Buldana (6)– Latur (5) – Nandurbar (5)– Sindhudurgh (5)– Dhule (3)– Hingoli (4)– Jalna (4)– Washim (4)– Gadchiroli (2)– Gondiya (2)– Mumbai (1)– Mumbai (Suburban) (1)

43,711 Villages

• Less than 500 people: 10,309• 500 - 999 people: 12,074 • 1000 - 4999 people: 17,432 • 5000 - 9999 people: 1,018 • 10000 or more people: 262

PopulationDistricts Total Males Females

Ahmadnagar 4,040,642 2,083,053 1,957,589

Akola 1,630,239 841,253 788,986

Amravati 2,607,160 1,345,614 1,261,546

Aurangabad 2,897,013 1,505,363 1,391,650

Bhandara 1,136,146 573,445 562,701

Bid 2,161,250 1,116,356 1,044,894

Buldana 2,232,480 1,147,403 1,085,077

Chandrapur 2,071,101 1,062,993 1,008,108

Dhule 1,707,947 878,372 829,575

Gadchiroli 970,294 491,101 479,193

Gondiya 1,200,707 598,834 601,873

Hingoli 987,160 505,373 481,787

Jalgaon 3,682,690 1,905,493 1,777,197

Jalna 1,612,980 826,903 786,077

Kolhapur 3,523,162 1,807,470 1,715,692

Latur 2,080,285 1,075,257 1,005,028

Mumbai 3,338,031 1,878,246 1,459,785


Mumbai (Suburban)

8,640,419 4,741,720 3,898,699

Nagpur 4,067,637 2,105,314 1,962,323

Nanded 2,876,259 1,481,358 1,394,901

Nandurbar 1,311,709 663,511 648,198

Nashik 4,993,796 2,590,912 2,402,884

Osmanabad 1,486,586 769,368 717,218

Parbhani 1,527,715 780,191 747,524

Pune 7,232,555 3,769,128 3,463,427

Raigarh 2,207,929 1,117,628 1,090,301

Ratnagiri 1,696,777 794,498 902,279

Sangli 2,583,524 1,320,088 1,263,436

Satara 2,808,994 1,408,326 1,400,668

Sindhudurgh 868,825 417,890 450,935

Solapur 3,849,543 1,989,623 1,859,920

Thane 8,131,849 4,377,747 3,754,102

Wardha 1,236,736 638,990 597,746

Washim 1,020,216 526,094 494,122

Yavatmal 2,458,271 1,265,681 1,192,590

HouseholdsNo. of dwelling rooms

Total Rural Urban

Total no. of households

19063149 10993623 8069526

No exclusive rooms 8497712 538253 311518

One room 9124234 5355114 3769120

Two rooms 5518237 3347881 2170356

Three rooms 22240009 1151251 1088758

Four rooms 823976 389442 434534

Five rooms 237904 100620 137284

Six rooms and above 269018 111062 157956

Economy

• 6 Revenue Divisions:Divisions Districts

Mumbai(Konkan)

Mumbai, Mumbai Suburban (Mumbai Upanagar), Thane, Raigad, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg

Pune Pune, Satara, Sangli, Solapur and Kolhapur

Nashik Nashik, Dhule, Jalgaon and Nandurbar

Aurangabad Aurangabad, Jalna, Latur, Nanded, Aurangabad Osmanabad, Parbhani, Hingoli and Beed

Amarawati Amarawati, Akola, Washim, Buldhana and Yavatmal

Nagpur Nagpur, Chanrapur, Wardha, Bhandara, Gondia and Gadchiroli

Total workers Region Persons Males Females

Total 41,173,35126,852,09

514,321,256

Rural 27,261,43115,348,63

611,912,795

Urban 13,911,92011,503,45

92,408,461

Region Persons Males Females

Total 55,705,276 23,548,501 32,156,775

Rural 28,516,216 13,110,041 15,406,175

Urban 27,189,060 10,438,460 16,750,600

Total Non-workers

Number of CultivatorsRegion Persons Males Females

Total 11,813,275 6,680,696 5,132,579

Rural 11,569,293 6,503,503 5,065,790

Urban 243,982 177,193 66,789

Number of Agricultural Labourers


Total 10,815,262 4,924,034 5,891,228

Rural 10,314,720 4,663,348 5,651,372

Urban 500,542 260,686 239,856

Agriculture

• Green revolution agriculture in irrigated area (technology intensive)

• Industrial agriculture (sugarcane for processing to sugar)

• Resource poor agriculture (the real problem area and center of focus for the state Govt.)

Production

• Major Crops– Cotton, Maize– Sugarcane– Paddy, wheat, jowar, gram, arhar, soya– Mango,Cashewnut, Grapes, Banana,

Pomegranate, Orange

• Horticulture• Dairy Farming• Animal Husbandry

Some Problems

• Small size holding• Low quality land • Little or no access to credit or

irrigation• Consistent drought• 148 of the 355 Talukas in the state

are consistently drought prone

Industrial Edge• Contributes 15% of national industrial output and over 40% of

India's national revenue• Business Capital of India – Mumbai• India's largest and Asia’s oldest stock exchange - Bombay Stock

Exchange• Hub of Hindi Film Industry - Mumbai• Per capita income- Rs.23,726 (2000-01)

Major Industries• Major Industries:

– Chemical and allied products– Electrical and non-electrical machinery– Textiles– Petroleum and allied products

• Other industries– Metal products– Wine– Jewellery– Pharmaceuticals– Engineering goods– Machine tools– Steel and Iron casting– Plastic wares

• Other Services– Banks– Financial institutions– insurance companies and Mutual Funds– Information Technology

Religious CompositionReligious compositions Persons Males Females

All Religions 96,878,627 50,400,596 46,478,031

Hindus 77,859,385 40,496,085 37,363,300

Muslims 10,270,485 5,437,926 4,832,559

Christians 1,058,313 530,975 527,338

Sikhs 215,337 117,736 97,601

Buddhists 5,838,710 2,977,607 2,861,103

Jains 1,301,843 670,236 631,607

Others 236,841 119,113 117,728

Religion not stated 97,713 50,918 46,795

Age GroupsAge groups Persons Males Females

0-4 9,532,843 4,983,885 4,548,958

5-9 10,230,090 5,302,533 4,927,557

10-14 11,337,442 5,945,917 5,391,525

15-19 9,570,648 5,262,931 4,307,717

20-24 8,856,660 4,781,322 4,075,338

25-29 8,218,364 4,187,247 4,031,117

30-34 7,392,720 3,800,551 3,592,169

35-39 6,958,360 3,540,148 3,418,212

40-44 5,546,231 3,010,446 2,535,785

45-49 4,543,209 2,404,222 2,138,987

50-54 3,446,336 1,863,428 1,582,908

55-59 2,672,981 1,320,060 1,352,921

60-64 2,730,791 1,204,117 1,526,674

65-69 2,632,665 1,229,605 1,403,060

70-74 1,629,333 813,846 815,487

75-79 682,773 333,393 349,380

80+ 779,098 351,240 427,858

Age not stated 118,083 65,705 52,378

All ages 96,878,627 50,400,596 46,478,031

Festivals

• Diwali• Makar Sankrant• Nag Panchami• Gudhi Padwa• Pola• Narali Pournima• Gokul Ashtami• Ganesh Chaturthi• Dussehra• Holi/Vasant Panchami

Languages

Language PercentageMarathi 68.89

Hindi 11.04

Urdu 7.13

Gujarati 2.39

Kannada / Tulu 2.38

Other languages 4.60

Tamil 1.31

Telugu 1.25

19 Airports• Aamby Valley Airport, Mumbai• Akola Airport, Akola• Aurangabad Airport (Chikkalthana), Aurangabad • Deolali Air Base, Deolali• Hadapsar Airport, Hadapsar • Kolhapur Airport, Kolhapur • Latur Airport, Latur• Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, Mumbai• Juhu Aerodrome, Mumbai• Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport, Nagpur• Nanded Airport, Nanded• Gandhinagar Airport, Nasik• Ojhar Air Base, Nasik• Navi Mumbai International Airport, Navi Mumbai• Pune International Airport / Lohegaon Air Force Station, Pune• NDA Gliderdrome, Pune• Ratnagiri Airport, Ratnagiri• Shirdi Airport, Shirdi• Solapur Airport, Solapur

Media• Newspaper

– 43 major Newspaper Houses

• TV– Doordarshan - DD-Sahyadri (1998) – Alpha Marathi (1999), now known as Zee Marathi– ETV Marathi, Tara Marathi and Prabhat TV (2001 and 2002)– Since 2002, Tara TV and Prabhat TV channels were stopped.– Zee Marathi, ETV Marathi and DD-Sahyadri have consolidated their mindshare. – Adhikari brothers’ Mi Marathi (2007) – Zee 24 Tas - First round-the-clock Marathi news channel (2007)– Star Majha (June 2007)– Zee Talkies (2009)

• Radio– Vividh Bharati– Radio Mirchi – All India Radio– Gyan Vani– Radio City– Red FM– Radio One

Gujarat


25 Districts– Ahmedabad– Amreili– Anand– Banas Kantha– Bharuch– Bhavnagar– Dohad– Gandhinagar– Jamnagar– Junagadh– Kachchh– Kheda– Mahesana

– Narmada– Navsari– Panch Mahals– Patan– Porbandar– Rajkot– Sabar Kantha– Surat– Surendranagar– The Dangs– Vadodara– Valsad

226 Subdistricts

– Surat (16)– Junagadh (15)– Rajkot (15)– Sabar Kantha (14)– Banas Kantha (13)– Vadodara (13)– Ahmedabad (12)– Amreili (12)– Bhavnagar (12)– Panch Mahals (12) – Jamnagar (11)– Kachchh (11)

– Kheda (11)– Surendranagar (11)– Mahesana (10)– Anand (9)– Bharuch (9)– Patan (9)– Dohad (8)– Navsari (6)– Valsad (6)– Gandhinagar (5)– Narmada (5)– Porbandar (4)– The Dangs (2)

242 Towns

– Ahmedabad (32)– Surat (20)– Vadodara (18)– Valsad (18)– Jamnagar (17)– Junagadh (15)– Bhavnagar (15)– Anand (14)– Rajkot (13)– Mahesana (12)– Navsari (11)– Gandhinagar (11)

– Bharuch (10)– Kheda (10)– Amreili (9)– Kachchh (9) – Sabar Kantha (9)– Panch Mahals (9)– Surendranagar (8)– Banas Kantha (7)– Patan (7)– Porbandar (7) – Dohad (5)– Narmada (3)– The Dangs (0)

18,539 Villages

• Less than 500 people: 3,075 • 500 - 999 people: 4,262• 1000 - 4999 people: 9,769 • 5000 - 9999 people: 807 • 10000 or more people: 153

Population

Districts Total Males Females

Ahmedabad 5,816,519 3,074,556 2,741,963

Amreili 1,393,918 701,593 692,325

Anand 1,856,872 972,000 884,872

Banas Kantha 2,504,244 1,297,404 1,206,840

Bharuch 1,370,656 713,676 656,980

Bhavnagar 2,469,630 1,274,920 1,194,710

Dohad 1,636,433 824,208 812,225

Gandhinagar 1,334,455 697,999 636,456

Jamnagar 1,904,278 981,320 922,958

Junagadh 2,448,173 1,252,350 1,195,823

Kachchh 1,583,225 815,152 768,073

Kheda 2,024,216 1,052,823 971,393

PopulationMahesana 1,837,892 953,842 884,050

Narmada 514,404 263,986 250,418

Navsari 1,229,463 628,988 600,475

Panch Mahals

2,025,277 1,044,937 980,340

Patan 1,182,709 612,100 570,609

Porbandar 536,835 275,821 261,014

Rajkot 3,169,881 1,642,018 1,527,863

Sabar Kantha 2,082,531 1,069,554 1,012,977

Surat 4,995,174 2,722,539 2,272,635

Surendranagar

1,515,148 787,650 727,498

The Dangs 186,729 93,974 92,755

Vadodara 3,641,802 1,897,368 1,744,434

Valsad 1,410,553 734,799 675,754


Total Rural Urban


9643989 5885961 3758028


One room 4712423 3158377 1514046

Two rooms 3056827 1874777 1182050

Three rooms 1112622 508617 604005

Four rooms 387487 158126 229361

Five rooms 106558 33089 73469



Total 21,255,521 14,477,28

6 6,778,235

Rural 14,993,312 9,049,438 5,943,874

Urban 6,262,209 5,427,848 834,361


Total 29,415,496 11,908,291 17,507,205

Rural 16,747,455 7,268,333 9,479,122

Urban 12,668,041 4,639,958 8,028,083

Total Non-workers


Total 5,802,681 3,906,697 1,895,984

Rural 5,697,434 3,825,298 1,872,136

Urban 105,247 81,399 23,848



Total 5,161,658 2,509,651 2,652,007

Rural 4,983,209 2,402,381 2,580,828

Urban 178,449 107,270 71,179

Agriculture

• Agricultural Economy• Major producer of tobacco, cotton, and

groundnuts• Other major food crops

– Rice, wheat, jowar, bajra, maize, Tur, and gram

• Dairy farming• Amul milk co-operative federation products -

Asia's biggest dairy.

• Animal husbandry• Buffalo, sheep, and goats (209.70 lakh livestock)

Industrial Edge• Major Industries

– Non-metallic mineral products– Petrochemicals– Chemicals– Engineering– Fertilizers– Electronic goods– Wool, Silk, Synthetic Fibers, Textiles– Basic Metals, Alloys, Rubber, Plastic, Petroleum, Transport

Equipments and Parts, Coal Products, Food Products, etc.– Oil and Natural Gas production (Cambey, Kalol, Koyali and

Ankleshwar) – Mega industrial estates at Bhavnagar, Jafnabad, Porbander,

Jamnagar, put up by Gujarat Industrial development Corporation (GIDC)

– Recently titled as being the bearer of the largest petrochemical plant in the entire country and the chief manufacturer of soda-ash and caustic soda


All Religions 50,671,017 26,385,577 24,285,440

Hindus 45,143,074 23,538,770 21,604,304

Muslims 4,592,854 2,370,832 2,222,022

Christians 284,092 142,881 141,211

Sikhs 45,587 24,987 20,600

Buddhists 17,829 9,439 8,390

Jains 525,305 266,768 258,537

Others 28,698 14,452 14,246



0-4 5,268,670 2,789,888 2,478,782

5-9 5,682,022 3,010,278 2,671,744

10-14 5,673,476 3,014,422 2,659,054

15-19 5,183,754 2,756,478 2,427,276

20-24 4,839,265 2,538,544 2,300,721

25-29 4,224,871 2,182,059 2,042,812

30-34 3,985,565 2,027,533 1,958,032

35-39 3,630,780 1,901,397 1,729,383

40-44 3,013,173 1,585,745 1,427,428

45-49 2,421,061 1,277,531 1,143,530

50-54 1,851,667 988,925 862,742

55-59 1,350,413 657,563 692,850

60-64 1,297,301 625,662 671,639

65-69 892,465 418,028 474,437

70-74 650,698 303,145 347,553

75-79 284,362 126,396 157,966

80+ 374,237 155,243 218,994

Age not stated 47,237 26,740 20,497

All ages 50,671,017 26,385,577 24,285,440

Festivals• Navratri• Diwali• Holi/Vasant Panchami• Janmashtami • Balev and Raksha Bandhan• Saptak Music Festival• International Kite Festival• Kutch Desert Festival• Modhera • Dangs Darbar• Bhadra Purnima• Karthik Purnima Fair• Trinetreshwar Mahadev Fair• Vautha Mela• Bhavnath Mahadev Fair

Languages• Gujarati• Kutchi• Hindi • Urdu• Marwari • Marathi• English• Sindhi• Punjabi• Tamil• Telugu• Bengali• Oriya• Malayalam

19 Airports• Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Ahmedabad• Bhavnagar Airport, Bhavnagar Airport• Bhuj Airport, Bhuj• Jamnagar Airport, Jamnagar• Kandla Airport, Gandhidham• Keshod Airport, Junagadh• Porbandar Airport, Porbandar• Rajkot Airport, Rajkot• Surat Airport, Surat• Vadodara Airport, Vadodara• Mehsana Airport, Mehsana City

• Zalawad Airport — Future airport for Surendranagar area• Fedara (Ahmedabad) — Proposed International Airport near

Fedara village of Bhāl region

Media• Newspaper

– 33 major Newspaper Houses

• TV– Doordarshan Gujarati (a.k.a DD Girnar) – ETV Gujarati – TV9 Gujarati– Bizz News – Maro Gujrathi (Upcoming Gujrathi channel from Mi Marathi telenetwork)– Zee Gujarati – (stopped from 2009 onwards)– GURJARI TV – (stopped from 2002 onwards)

• Radio– Ahmedabad radio stations – Ahwa radio stations – Bhuj radio stations – Godhra radio stations – Himmat Nagar radio stations – Manipur Village radio stations – Rajkot radio stations – Surat radio stations – Vadodara radio stations – Vallabh Vidyanagar radio stations

Rajasthan

• 1 State• 32 Districts• 241 Subdistricts• 9 Towns• 26 Cities• 41,352 Villages

35 Districts– Ajmer– Alwar– Banswara– Baran– Barmer– Bharatpur– Bhilwara– Bikaner– Bundi– Chittaurgarh– Churu– Dausa– Dhaulpur– Dungurpur– Ganganagar– Hanumangarh

– Jaipur– Jaisalmer– Jalor– Jhalawar– Jhunjhunun– Jodhpur– Karauli– Kota– Nagaur– Pali– Rajsamand– Sawai Madhopur– Sikar– Sirohi– Tonk– Udaipur

241 Subdistricts

– Jaipur (14)– Chittaurgarh (14)– Bhilwara (13)– Alwar (13)– Ganganagar (10) – Ajmer (10) – Pali (10)– Bharatpur (11)– Nagaur (11)– Udaipur (11) – Baran (9)– Barmer (9)– Hanumangarh (8)– Churu (8)– Jalor (8)– Jhalawar (8)

– Rajsamand (8)– Sawai Madhopur (8)– Bikaner (8)– Jodhpur (8)– Tonk (8)– Jhunjhunun (7)– Karauli (7)– Sikar (7)– Banswara (6)– Bundi (6)– Dausa (6)– Dhaulpur (6)– Dungurpur (5)– Kota (6)– Sirohi (6)– Jaisalmer (4)

43,711 Villages

• Less than 500 people: 14,497 • 500 - 999 people: 11,058 • 1000 - 4999 people: 13,437 • 5000 - 9999 people: 661 • 10000 or more people: 100


Ajmer 2,181,670 1,129,920 1,051,750

Alwar 2,992,592 1,586,752 1,405,840

Banswara 1,501,589 760,686 740,903

Baran 1,021,653 535,137 486,516

Barmer 1,964,835 1,038,247 926,588

Bharatpur 2,101,142 1,133,425 967,717

Bhilwara 2,013,789 1,026,650 987,139

Bikaner 1,674,271 886,075 788,196

Bundi 962,620 504,818 457,802

Chittaurgar 1,803,524 918,063 885,461

Churu 1,923,878 987,781 936,097

Dausa 1,317,063 693,438 623,625

Dhaulpur 983,258 538,103 445,155

Dungurpur 1,107,643 547,791 559,852

Ganganagar 1,789,423 955,378 834,045

Hanumangarh

834,045 801,486 716,519

Jaipur 5,251,071 2,768,203 2,482,868


Jaisalmer 508,247 279,101 229,146

Jalor 1,448,940 737,880 711,060

Jhalawar 1,180,323 612,804 567,519

Jhunjhunun 1,913,689 983,526 930,163

Jodhpur 2,886,505 1,513,890 1,372,615

Karauli 1,209,665 651,998 557,667

Kota 1,568,525 827,128 741,397

Nagaur 2,775,058 1,424,967 1,350,091

Pali 1,820,251 918,856 901,395

Rajsamand 987,024 493,459 493,565

Sawai Madhopur

1,117,057 591,307 525,750

Sikar 2,287,788 1,172,753 1,115,035

Sirohi 851,107 437,949 413,158

Tonk 1,211,671 626,436 585,235

Udaipur 2,633,312 1,336,004 1,297,308


Total Rural Urban


9342294 7156703 2185591


One room 3047586 2447711 599875

Two rooms 2758576 2113068 645508

Three rooms 1456227 1053711 402456

Four rooms 900326 640104 260222

Five rooms 414400 302265 112135



Total 23,766,655 14,695,802 9,070,853

Rural 19,856,423 11,379,536 8,476,887

Urban 3,910,232 3,316,266 593,966


Total 32,740,533 14,724,209 18,016,324

Rural 23,436,390 11,047,104 12,389,286

Urban 9,304,143 3,677,105 5,627,038

Total Non-workers


Total 13,140,066 7,062,726 6,077,340

Rural 12,921,374 6,931,365 5,990,009

Urban 218,692 131,361 87,331



Total 2,523,719 1,055,332 1,468,387

Rural 2,436,566 1,009,151 1,427,415

Urban 87,153 46,181 40,972

Agriculture

• Agricultural and pastoral economy - Two crop seasons

• The biggest wool-producing state in India• The main opium producer and consumer

• Irrigation from wells, tanks and Indira Gandhi Canal irrigates northwestern Rajasthan

Production

• Major Crops– Wheat, barley, pulses, sugarcane, and

oilseeds

• Cash Crops – Cotton and tobacco

• Edible oils and oilseeds

Industrial Edge• Major Industries:

– Mineral based, agriculture based, and textiles– Polyster (2nd largest in India) – Chemical and engineering companies in Kota– Quarrying and mining – copper, zinc, marble, chittar

pathar– Cement – (2nd largest source in India)– Salt deposits at Sambhar

• Other industries– Preferred destination for IT companies (Mahindra

World City Jaipur) – Infosys, Genpact, Wipro, Truworth, Deutsche Bank,

NEI, MICO, Honda Siel Cars, Coca Cola and Procter & Gamble.


All Religions 56,507,188 29,420,011 27,087,177

Hindus 50,151,452 26,122,326 24,029,126

Muslims 4,788,227 2,482,394 2,305,833

Christians 72,660 36,591 36,069

Sikhs 818,420 432,534 385,886

Buddhists 10,335 5,734 4,601

Jains 650,493 331,871 318,622

Others 5,253 2,895 2,358



0-4 7,233,220 3,781,055 3,452,165

5-9 8,068,070 4,242,507 3,825,563

10-14 7,241,941 3,847,418 3,394,523

15-19 5,490,214 2,987,604 2,502,610

20-24 4,749,366 2,470,943 2,278,423

25-29 4,197,223 2,127,889 2,069,334

30-34 3,821,151 1,917,187 1,903,964

35-39 3,453,860 1,788,941 1,664,919

40-44 2,760,275 1,476,036 1,284,239

45-49 2,269,651 1,183,740 1,085,911

50-54 1,775,046 974,037 801,009

55-59 1,349,315 646,505 702,810

60-64 1,361,274 676,223 685,051

65-69 982,874 457,287 525,587

70-74 757,998 376,076 381,922

75-79 315,930 145,849 170,081

80+ 392,196 173,490 218,706

Age not stated 287,584 147,224 140,360

All ages 56,507,188 29,420,011 27,087,177

Festivals

• Diwali• Ganesh Chaturthi• Makar Sankranti• Janmashtami• Kajli Teej• Kota Dussehra• Marwar Festival• Shekhawati Festival• Urs Festival• Gangaur Festival• Pushkar Fair

Languages• Rajasthani • Hindi• Gujarati• Punjabi• Sindhi• Marwari • Jaipuri/Dhundhari • Malvi/Malwi • Mewati • English in some schools

19 Airports• Jaipur airport

• Udaipur airport

• Jodhpur airport

Media• Newspaper

– 4 major Newspaper Houses – Rajasthan Patrika, dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Jagran, Dainik Bhor

• TV– Doordarshan - Doordarshan Jaipur – ETV Rajasthan – Hindi channels - Star TV, Zee TV, Sony TV, Set Max, Zee Cinema and Sahara

One are popular– Sports channels - Star Sports, ESPN, Ten Sports, etc. – English channels - Star Movies, MGM, Star World, National Geography,

Discovery and Animal Planet – 24 hour news

• Radio– Radio Mirchi – Gyan Vani – Radio City – South Asia FM – MY FM – FM Radio 7 – 95 FM Tadka

Goa

• 1 State• 2 Districts• 13 Subdistricts• 44 Towns• 347 villages

2 Districts– North Goa – South Goa

13 Subdistricts– North Goa (7) – South Goa (6)

44 Towns– Aldona– Aquem– Bandora– Bincholim– Benaulim– Calangute– Canacona– Candolim– Calapor– Carapur– Chicalim– Chimbel– Chinchinim– Colvale– Cuncolim– Cucchorem Cacora– Curti– Davorlim– Goa Velha– Guirim– Mapusa– Margoa

– Marmugoa– Navelim– Pale– Panjim– Parcem– Penha-de-Franca– Pernem– Ponda– Quepem– Queula– Reis Magos– Saligao– Sancoale– Sanguem– Sanquelim– Sanvordem– Sao Jose de Areal– Siolim– Socorro– Serula– Valpoi– Varca

347 Villages

• Less than 500 people: 92• 500 - 999 people: 56• 1000 - 4999 people: 173 • 5000 - 9999 people: 23 • 10000 or more people: 3


North Goa 758,573 388,503 370,071

South Goa 589,095 298,746 290,349


Total Rural Urban


279,216 140,755 138,461

No exclusive rooms 8,488 4,685 3,803One room 60,856 28,712 32,144Two rooms 71,366 36,003 35,363Three rooms 60,562 28,443 32,119Four rooms 40,565 21,890 18,675Five rooms 18,260 10,479 7,781Six rooms and above 19,119 10,543 8,576


Total 522,855 375,218 147,637

Rural 274,452 185,648 88,804

Urban 248,403 189,570 58,833


Total 824,813 312,030 512,783

Rural 402,639 154,897 247,742

Urban 422,174 157,133 265,041

Total Non-workers


Total 50,395 25,708 24,687

Rural 45,885 23,550 22,335

Urban 4,510 2,158 2,352

Number of Agricultural LabourersRegion Persons Males Females

Total 35,806 15,970 19,836

Rural 31,076 13,592 17,484

Urban 4,730 2,378 2,353

Agriculture

• Shrinking importance to the economy• Part-time employment• Major Crops

– Rice, areca, cashew and coconut

• Fishing industry (around 40000 employed)

Industrial Edge

• Tourism– 12% of all foreign tourist arrivals in India– Goa has two main tourist seasons: winter and summer

• Mining - ores of iron, Bauxite, manganese, clays, limestone and silica

• Medium scale industries– Pesticides, fertilisers, tyres, tubes,footwear, chemicals,

pharmaceuticals, wheat products, steel rolling, fruits and fish canning, cashew nuts, textiles, brewery products

Religious CompositionReligious

compositionsPersons Males Females

All Religions 1,347,668 687,248 660,420

Hindus 886,551 462,186 424,365

Muslims 92,210 49,391 42,819

Christians 359,568 170,680 188,888

Sikhs 970 590 380

Buddhists 649 357 292

Jains 820 435 385

Others 353 189 164



0-4 103,823 53,624 50,199

5-9 107,390 54,996 52,394

10-14 120,013 61,304 58,709

15-19 125,031 64,970 60,061

20-24 142,016 75,652 66,364

25-29 138,614 70,745 67,869

30-34 117,544 61,304 56,240

35-39 104,565 53,245 51,320

40-44 82,539 44,065 38,474

45-49 75,632 38,066 37,566

50-54 64,311 32,882 31,429

55-59 46,905 23,063 23,842

60-64 42,394 19,972 22,422

65-69 28,168 12,501 15,667

70-74 20,484 8,650 11,834

75-79 10,315 4,279 6,036

80+ 10,912 4,274 6,638

Age not stated 7,012 3,656 3,356

All ages 1,347,668 687,248 660,420

Festivals

• Good Friday• Christmas• St. Xavier's Feast• Margao Feast• Feast of Three Kings

1 Airport• Dabolim Airport, Goa

Media• Newspaper– The Herald Times– The Gomantak Times– The Navhind Times– The Times of India – Indian Express– Sunaparant in Konkani (Devanagari script)– Gomantak– Tarun Bharat– Navprabha– Goa Times– Sanatan Prabhat– Govadoot

• TV– Almost all television channels available in India via cable and satellite dishes– 2 Doordarshan channels on air

• Radio– All India Radio broadcasts both FM and AM bands. – Two AM channels are broadcast - the primary channel (1287 kHz) and Vividh Bharati (1539 kHz). – AIR's FM channel - FM Rainbow (105.4 MHz)– Big FM at 92.7 MHz– Radio Mirchi at 98.3 MHz,– Radio Indigo at 91.9 MHz– Gyan Vani (Educational radio channel byu IGNOU)

Madhya Pradesh


45 Districts• Balaghat• Barwani• Betul• Bhind• Bhopal• Chhatarpur• Chhindwara• Damoh• Datia• Dewas• Dhar• Dindori• East Nimar• Guna• Gwalior• Harda• Hoshangabad• Indore• Jabalpur• Jhabua• Katni• Mandla• Mandsaur

• Morena• Narsimhapur• Neemuch• Panna• Raisen• Rajgarh• Ratlam• Rewa• Sagar• Satna• Sehore• Seoni• Shahdol• Shajapur• Sheopur• Shivpuri• Sidhi• Tikamgarh• Ujjain• Umaria• Vidisha• West Nimar

55,393 Villages

• Less than 500 people: 21,474• 500 - 999 people: 16,277• 1000 - 4999 people: 13,985 • 5000 - 9999 people: 362 • 10000 or more people: 19


Balaghat 1,497,968 740,749 757,219

Balaghat 1,081,441 548,609 532,832

Barwani 1,395,175 709,956 685,219

Betul 1,428,559 780,902 647,657

Bhind 1,843,510 972,649 870,861

Bhopal 1,474,723 788,933 685,790

Chhatarpur 1,849,283 947,337 901,946

Chhindwara 1,083,949 570,229 513,720

Damoh 628,240 338,232 290,008

Datia 1,308,223 677,866 630,357

Dewas 1,740,329 890,416 849,913

Dhar 580,730 291,716 289,014

Dindori 1,713,134 884,966 828,168

East Nimar 1,666,767 884,020 782,747

Guna 1,632,109 883,317 748,792

Gwalior 474,416 247,226 227,190

Harda 1,084,265 571,774 512,491

Districts Total Urban Rural

Hoshangabad 2,465,827 1,289,352 1,176,475

Indore 2,151,203 1,127,304 1,023,899

Jabalpur 1,394,561 702,053 692,508

Jhabua 1,064,167 548,368 515,799

Katni 894,236 447,956 446,280

Mandla 1,183,724 605,119 578,605

Mandsaur 1,592,714 874,089 718,625

Morena 957,646 501,645 456,001

Narsimhapur 726,070 372,419 353,651

Neemuch 856,558 450,549 406,009

Panna 1,125,154 598,247 526,907

Raisen 1,254,085 649,106 604,979

Rajgarh 1,215,393 620,862 594,531

Ratlam 1,973,306 1,016,687 956,619

Rewa 2,021,987 1,073,205 948,782

Sagar 1,870,104 971,396 898,708

Satna 1,078,912 565,137 513,775

Population

Districts Total Urban Rural

Sehore 1,166,608 588,750 577,858

Seoni 1,575,303 804,988 770,315

Shahdol 1,290,685 669,852 620,833

Shajapur 559,495 295,297 264,198

Sheopur 1,441,950 776,190 665,760

Shivpuri 1,831,152 947,830 883,322

Sidhi 1,202,998 637,913 565,085

Tikamgarh 1,710,982 882,871 828,111

Ujjain 515,963 265,128 250,835

Umaria 1,214,857 647,838 567,019

Vidisha 1,529,562 784,604 744,958

West Nimar 1,497,968 740,749 757,219

Population


Total Rural Urban


10,919,653 8,124,795 2,794,858

No exclusive rooms 232,674 204,858 27,816One room 4,077,686 3,346,993 730,693Two rooms 3,346,334 2,462,968 883,366Three rooms 1,645,198 1,099,616 545,582Four rooms 833,477 530,758 302,719Five rooms 313,963 194,233 119,730Six rooms and above 470,321 285,369 184,952


Total 25,793,519 16,194,368 9,599,151

Rural 20,900,226 12,205,916 8,694,310

Urban 4,893,293 3,988,452 904,841


Total 34,554,504 15,249,284 19,305,220

Rural 23,480,652 10,825,177 12,655,475

Urban 11,073,852 4,424,107 6,649,745

Total Non-workers


Total 11,037,906 6,882,776 4,155,130

Rural 10,733,516 6,659,439 4,074,077

Urban 304,390 223,337 81,053

Number of Agricultural LabourersRegion Persons Males Females

Total 7,400,670 3,518,368 3,882,302

Rural 7,136,391 3,378,509 3,757,882

Urban 264,279 139,859 124,420

Agriculture

• 74% population of the state depends directly or indirectly on agriculture

• Agriculture and its allied services contribute 31% share in the state’s economy

• About 71% of the total work force is directly engaged in farming

• Constant improvement in its agricultural produce and brought a revolution in the crop production

Production• Major crops

– Paddy– Wheat– Maize– Jowar– Gram– Tur– Urad– Moong– Soybean, groundnut and mustard oilseeds

• Cash Crops– Cotton– Sugarcane

• Horticultural – Potato, onion, and garlic, fruits like papaya, banana, oranges, mango and

grapes

• Medicinal plants

Industrial Edge• Gross state domestic product was $32 billion (2004 ) • After partition, it produces about 70% of the output of the old

Madhya Pradesh state (the rest is produced by Chattisgarh)

• Major Industries– Beverages & Soft Drink Based Industries – Food Processing Based industries – Forest Based Industries – Electrical Engineering Based Industries – Electronic Engineering Based Industries – Mechanical Engineering Based Industries – Drugs& Pharmaceuticals Based Industries – Chemical Based Industries – Petrochemical Based Industries – Agro Based Industries – Basic Metal Based Industries – Non Metalic Minerals Based Industries – Textile Based Industries – Leather Based Industries – Rubber & Plastic based Industries

Religious CompositionReligious

compositionsPersons Males Females

All Religions 60,348,023 31,443,652 28,904,371

Hindus 55,004,675 28,685,595 26,319,080

Muslims 3,841,449 1,991,181 1,850,268

Christians 170,381 85,356 85,025

Sikhs 150,772 80,122 70,650

Buddhists 209,322 107,416 101,906

Jains 545,446 283,359 262,087

Others 409,285 201,734 207,551



0-4 7,368,736 3,801,712 3,567,024

5-9 8,114,671 4,198,430 3,916,241

10-14 7,769,009 4,123,794 3,645,215

15-19 5,690,617 3,155,715 2,534,902

20-24 5,168,016 2,693,698 2,474,318

25-29 4,664,502 2,364,315 2,300,187

30-34 4,348,461 2,189,149 2,159,312

35-39 3,927,208 2,062,808 1,864,400

40-44 3,016,434 1,635,980 1,380,454

45-49 2,437,191 1,281,601 1,155,590

50-54 1,890,978 1,035,226 855,752

55-59 1,511,753 723,319 788,434

60-64 1,572,796 778,022 794,774

65-69 1,102,622 523,430 579,192

70-74 816,977 414,281 402,696

75-79 352,761 168,501 184,260

80+ 435,768 207,559 228,209

Age not stated 159,523 86,112 73,411

All ages 60,348,023 31,443,652 28,904,371

Festivals

• Shivratri • Khajuraho Dance Festival • Chaityagiri Vihara Festival • Tansen Music Festival • Dussehra • Diwali• Bhagoria Dance Festival (Bhil Tribe)• Holi• Ram Navmi• Id• Christmas• Jain Festivals

18 Airport5 major• Raja Bhoj International Airport (Bhopal)• Gwalior Airport (Gwalior) • Devi Ahilyabai Holkar International Airport (Indore) • Civil Airport (Khajuraho) • Dumna Airport (Jabalpur)

Other• Amla Airport• Band Tal Airport• Bentayan Airport• Birlagram Airport• Burhar Airport• Chorhata Airport• Dhana Airport• Guna Airport• Nimach Airport• Ratlam Airport• Satna Airport• Sidhi Airport• Thuniabhand Airport

Media• Newspaper

– 14 Newspaper Houses

• TV– Doordarshan – DD-MadhyaPradesh along with others

• Radio– Big FM, Bhopal– Big FM, Gwalior– Big FM, Indore– Radio Mirchi, Bhopal – Radio Mirchi, Jabalpur – Radio Mirchi, Indore– Gyan Vani - Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) IN educational

Chain of Hotels

Yatra

• Unique blend of Indian cooking – different from the typical Indian fare dished out by most restaurants.

• Using the concept of fusion cooking, this brand will be able to present unique and eclectic assortments of appetizers, entrees and deserts that are rare to find in a typical restaurant, across India.

• Its cost-effective delicacies will attract both tourists and locals of that particular state.

Why?

• All the 5 states are food-loving states

• Tourist destinations

• Thought it might be saturated, there’s no end for the hotel industry, anywhere across the world

zonal markets of india

Documents