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ANNUAL EMPLOYMENT REPORTOF

THENI DISTRICT

IN THE STATEOF

TAMILNADU

FOR THE YEAR 2007-08

DISTRICT RURAL DEVELPOMENT AGENCY

- THENI


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ANNUAL EMPLOYMENT REPORT OF THENI DISTRICT IN THE STATE OFTAMILNADU FOR THE YEAR - 2007-2008

I . DISTRICT PROFILEi. Location:-

Theni is one of the Southwestern districts of Tamilnadu State is lies in

the Western Ghats . It is bounded on the north by Dindigul district, on the east by

Madurai district, on the south by portions of Virudhunagar district and Idukki district

of Kerala State and on the west by Idukki (Kerala).

ii. Geographical Features:-

The district administrative headquarters of Theni district is situated at

Theni - Allinagaram town. The district lies between 9 3000 and 10 3000 north

latitude and 770000 and 783000 east longitude. The topographic of the district is

hilly based. The Periyar, Vaigai, and Manjalar rivers are flowing in Theni district.

Vaigai River is flowing in Theni district and it will normally be dry during the summer

season. Theni district comprising of two Revenue Divisions viz., Periyakulam and

Uthamapalayam ,five Revenue taluks, viz.,1.Theni, 2.Periyakulam, 3.Andipatti,

4.Uthamapalayam and 5.Bodinaickanur. There are 8 development Blocks viz.,

Andipatti , K.myiladumparai, Periyakulam, Theni, Bodiinaickanur, Chinnamanur,

Uthamapalayam and Cumbum for Rural development and Local administration .

The total geographical area of the district is 3242.30 Sq. Km. The details

of the name of the taluks and Municipal area has shown in the following table:


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AREA

Table 1.1 TALUKWISE AREA

S.No Talukwise area Area in (Sq.km)1 Theni 201.97

2 Periyakulam 381.03

3 Andipatti 916.90

4 Uthamapalayam 938.07

5 Bodinayakanur 804.33

Total 3242.30

Table 1.2 MUNICIPAL AREA

S.No Municipal area Area in (Sq.km)

1 Theni 22.23

2 Periyakulam 21.10

3 Bodinayakanur 19.33

4 Cumbum 6.58

5 Gudalur 32.00

Total 101.24

Table 1.3 RURAL AND URBAN AREA

S.No Details Area in (Sq.km)

1 Total Rural area 3115.11

2Total Urban area (classified by

census of India 2001)127.19

Total 3242.30


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iii. Climatic Condition, Rainfall Seasons:-

The claimatic condition of Theni District is normally hot. The following

table shows the temperature and humidity recorded in Theni Station maintained by

the Central Water Commision.

TEMPERATURE AT SELECT STATIONS

Table 1.4: Theni Station (Temp in celsius)

Year-2007

Month

Mean maximum Mean minimum Humidity

Normal Actual Normal Actual 8.30hrs 17.30hrs

June 34.2 39.0 24.4 21.5 64.6 64.1

July 34.0 35.0 23.6 23.0 75.4 71.3

August 34.9 36.5 23.3 22.0 77.6 78.8

September 33.6 35.5 23 22.5 74.4 69.8

October 33.0 36.5 22.0 20.0 74.1 66.5

November 29.9 33.0 20.8 14.5 75.0 63.0

December 29.9 32.0 19.7 14.0 78.4 61.1

Year-2008

January 30.3 33.5 18.4 15.0 78.9 50.1

February 32.6 34.0 18.2 17.0 72.6 50.3

March 34.1 34.5 32.3 15.5 78.7 62.7

April 36.1 38.5 23.1 21.0 78.1 58.1

May 35.4 38.0 26.9 21.5 68.8 59.1

Source Central Water Commission Theni

Theni District is basically an agrarian district. However the quantity and quality

of agricultural operations and crop production depends upon monsoon. Theni is a

border district of Kerala .North East monsoon provides more rain and the normal

average rainfall is 833.5mm per annum.The following table shows the monthly

rainfall of Theni District.


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Year 2007 2008(in mm)

Table 1.5: Monthly Rainfall Data Seasonwise

Period Actual Rainfall Normal Rainfall

1.South west Monsoon

Total 237.3 178.4

June 81.4 18.3

July 50.8 27.1

August 53.4 36.2

September 51.7 96.8

2.North East Monsoon

Total 576.7 384.0

October 263.2 186.8

November 108.6 139.2

December 204.9 58.0

3.Winter Season

Total 36.3 48.4

January 0.0 17.9

February 36.3 30.5

4.Hot Weather Season

Total 324.5 222.7

March 256.2 59.2

April 38.5 99.0

May 29.8 64.5

Grand Total 1174.8 833.5

Source: India meteorological Dept. Chennai 6


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iv. Net Cultivated, Irrigated, Cultivable Wasteland, Water land and Forest Etc:-

Table 1.7: Land utilization

Fasli: 1416

(Area in Hectares)

Sl. No Classification Geo. Extent (Ha)

1. Forest 103718 32.0

2. Barren and uncultivable uses 43322 13.4

3. Land put to non agricultural uses 24055 7.4

4. Cultivable waste 3878 1.2

5. Permanent pastures and other grazingland

314 0.1

6.

Land under miscellaneous tree crops

and groves not included in net area

sown.

2529 0.8

7. Current fallow lands. 1883 0.6

8. Other fallow lands 31636 9.7

9. Net area sown 112895 34.8

10.Geographical area according to village

papers324230 100.0

11. Total croped area 119746

12.Area sown more than once(total croped

area net area sown)6851

Source : Assistant Director of Statistics, Theni


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II. BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE

i. Roads, Railways:-

Roads (in KM)

a) Roads

1 National Highways 162.70

2 State Highways 725.77

3 Municipal Roads 301.85

4 Panchayat Union Roads 603.90

5 Village Panchayat Roads 456.09

6 Others (Forest Road) 58.30

Total 2308.61

b)Railways:-

Bodi to Theni , Meter gauge line run through Madurai. This will link

Madurai to Chennai. However this will take some time for realization. In Theni

district there are 3 railway stations. Facility has been arranged to stop the Madurai

to Bodi Passenger train opposite to Collectrate for Boarding in the Morning and

evening trips for Office goers. In the 2008 2009 Central budget, conversion of the

entire Meter Gauge into Broad Gauge from Madurai to Bodi has been approved and

fund has been alorted.The work will be started during 2008-2009.

Route Length

1. Broad Gauge - Nil

2. Meter Gauge - 41.09 Km

3.No. of Railway Stations - 3(1.Bodinayakanur, 2. Theni 3. Andipatti)

ii. Irrigation (Canal, Tube Wells, Tanks) etc:-

The Public Works Department and Panchayat union tanks, ponds and

supply channels plays an important role in the irrigation of Lakhs in Theni district. But

they have to be desilted and strengthened. New Check Dams and flood protection

walls have to be constructed for water conservation.


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Table 2.1: Irrigation by Sourcewise

Source Number Area irregated

I.Surface water1.Canals

i.Govt.Canals

ii.Privte Canals

107

-

10899

-

2.Irrigation Tanks

i.Large

ii.Small

20

130

968

643

3.Flow Irrigation

i.Major and medium

ii.Minor

29

33

3109

2015

4.Lift Irrigationi.Major and Medium

ii.minor

-

-

-

-

5.Ponds

i.Lift Irrigation

ii.Minor

-

-

-

-

6.Other sources

i.Lift Irrigation

ii.Flow Irrigation

-

-

-

-

II.Ground water

1.Tube well

2.Bore well3.Dug wells

i.Electric pumpsets

ii.Oil pumpsets

3560

318

24488

160

6507

19240280

Total irrigated area 64613

Table 2.2: Details of Dams

S. No Name of the Dams

Details

Catchment

area (in

Sq.kms)

Water

spread

area(in

M.Sq.m)

Height(Ft.) Capacity(M.cft)

Length

of

Canals

(ink.ms)

1 Vaigai Dam 2253.30 24.21 71 6091 51.30

2. Manjalar Dam 119.19 1.96 57 487.35 7.20

3. Periyar Dam 603.00 26.44 136/152 11210/15662 -

4. Sothuparai Dam 46.64 14.46 126 100 7.23


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iii. Rural Electrification:-

All villages in the district are electrified except certain pockets of area

in ghat section There are 22613 Pumpsets are energised in the year 1996 in Theni

district.Street lighting in rural areas is vested with the Panchayat Administration. The

panchayats looks after the erection of new streetlights in the hamlets, payment of

current consumption charges from the panchayat funds. Also the Procurement of

tube lights, sodium vapor lights and other electrical appliances are done by the

connected Panchayats itself. Now solar lights are also being utilized to cut down on

consumption cost. Overall, 95% of the hamlets are covered under Rural

Electrification. Importance have been given in electrifying in streetlights under

AGAMT Scheme During 2006-2007 ,2007-2008, 47 villages have been covered inthis scheme.

Rural Electrificaton

1. No. of Pump sets - 334322. No. of Villages Electrified - 1943. No. of Hamlets Electrified - 286

iv. Power Supply Position:-

Generally power supply position in Theni District is normal. But in someareas low voltage problem is felt, especially in the hamlets in ghat section. To

minimize the current consumption charges in the Panchayat, efforts were taken toutilize solar power lights as an alternate and renewable source in Theni District.

a) Electricity in(M.U)

1. Hydro - 643.51 (M.U)2. Power Purchased - 23.24 MU

b) Consumption of Electricity

1. Industry - 28.43 MU2. Commerical - 30.33 MU

3. Domestic - 138.17 MU4 Public Light Line &

Water Works - 26.44 MURual

3 Phase - day time - 6 hours , Night time 10 hoursUrban 2 Phase - Per day 10 hours


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v. Educational and Vocational Training Institutes etc.:-

This training ofers through private training institutions & Colleges to

people belonging to SC / ST communities. Also skill training is given to scavengers

under NSLRS scheme by TAHDCO.

The following table shows the details of Educational Instituation in

Theni District .(2007-2008)

Table No.2.3

S.No. Details Nos.1 Pre Primary Schools 542 Pre Primary Schools 4993 Middle Schools 1714 High Schools 535 Matriculation Schools 526 6. Hr. Sec. Schools 687 Matriculation Hr. Sec Schools 208 Industrial Training Institutions 59 Teachers Training Institutes 610 Polytechnics 211 Engineering Colleges 312 12. Arts & Science Colleges 1113 Medical College Institutions 214 College of Education 415 College of Physical Education 116 Horticulture College 117 Forest Training college 1

Source: C.E.O, SSA & DIET


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III. DEMOGRAPHIC DATA:-i. Features of population:-

Table No.3.1

Populations as per 2001 census

1. Male 552986 50.55%

2. Female 540964 49.45%Total 1093950

3. Sex Ratio 978/1000

4. Child (0-6 age/Group)

a. Males 66705

b. Females 59422

Total 126127

c. Rural child population 58756 46.58%

d. Urban childpopulation

67371 53.42%

ii. Urban Rural Population:-Table No.3.2

1. Rural population 502109 45.90%

2. Urban population 591841 54.10%

Taluk wise population:-Table No.3.3

1. Theni 174145 15.92%

2. Periyakulam 188554 17.24%

3. Uthamapalayam 376963 34.46%

4. Andipatty 186570 17.05%5. Bodinayakanur 167718 15.33%

Total 1093950

iii. SC/ST. OBCs and Minorities:-Table No.3.4

1. Scheduled Caste 211800

2. Scheduled Tribes 1686

3 OBC & Minorities(Others) 880464

Total 1093950

iv. Work Force:-

Table No.3.5

1. Main Workers 473708 43.30%

2. Marginal Workers 46572 4.26%

3. Non workers 573670 52.44%

Total workers 1093950


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Total

Source : Assist

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1. Cu

2. Ag

3. Wo

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ssificatio

Ta

ltivators

icultural L

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530000

535000

540000

545000

550000

555000

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use hold in

1

552986

Male

dustry

2

540

Femal

DIAGRAM -7

Male,Fema

50436

245989

10959

166324

964

2001 Census

le Details

10.6

51.9

2.3

35.1

5%

3%

1%

1%


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IV. POVERTY:-

i. Poverty ratios and intensity:-

Over the years, implementation of Anti Poverty Programmes such as,

SGRY and SGSY is yet to make a dent in rural poverty and indebtedness. This

situation needs to be redressed quickly.

In Theni District, it is estimated that 1.59 lakhs people out of the total

of 10.93 lakhs live below the poverty line and 0.52 lakhs people belong to the

working class. So they are in need of wage employment throughout the year.

Schemes such as SGRY provide employment to rural people but it is not sufficient to

provide employment to all needy rural people because of limited financial allocation.

a) Poverty ratios - 384.850

b) Intensity - 30.70%

ii. BPL APL families:-

Block wise BPL Families:-Table No.4.1

nName of the

Panchayat UnionTotal No of

Families

No of Familiesbelow the 17cut off marks

% of BPLHouseholds.

1 Andipatti 31878 9783 31

2 Bodinayakanur 20680 8006 39

3 Chinnamanur 14537 4565 31

4 K.Myladumparai 23260 8487 36

5 Cumbum 6950 2083 30

6 Periyakulam 27832 7798 28

7 Theni 19055 5605 29

8 Uthamapalayam 14681 5385 37

Total 158873 51712 33


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25%

TotalDIAG

amilies BAM -8 APL

PLFamiliesBPL Families

5%


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V. ECONOMIC PROFILE :i. Area under principal crops:-

Table No.5.1 Fasli 1413 (YEAR 2006-07 ) (In Hectares)

1. Rice(Paddy) 14915

2. Cholam 11998

3. Cumbu 3127

4. Ragi 94

5. Redgram 1873

6. Greengram 292

7. Blackgram 357

8. Groundnut 2037

9. Gingily 665

10. Sunflower 74

11. Cotton 1861

12. Sugarcane (interms of Cane) 9054

13. Chillies 117

14. Onion 464

15. Banana 4102

Crop Area sown Details:-Area in hecters [fasli 1416(2006-2007)]

S.l..No DetailsArea

IrrigatedArea - unirrigaed Total

1. Food crops 45476 42090 87566

2. Non - Food crops 19137 13043 32180

3. Total area sown 64613 55133 119946

4. Net area sown 57861 55034 112895

5.Area sown more than

once6752 99 6851

6. Total area sown 64613 55133 119946


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ii. Animal Husbandry and Fisheries:-Table 5.2

a) Vetnary Institutions

S.l.No. Details Nos.

1 Vetanry Houspitals 3

2 Vetnary Dispensaries 26

3 Clinical Centres 2

4 Subcentre 68

b) Poultry DevelopmentTable 5.3


1 Chicks produced in Hatcheries Nil

2 Birds slod for breeding Nil

3 Birds sold for table (Broiler) 11.30

Live stock and Poultry population Table 5.4c)


1 Cattle 74277

2 Buffaloes 39650

3 Sheep 52247

4 Goats 83454

5Horses and ponies

894

6 Pigs 21574

7 Mules 1070

8 Donkeys 1213

9 Domestic Dogs 12938

10 Poultry 515252source: Animal Husbandary Department Theni

d) Diary DevelpomentTable 5.5


1 Dairies Nil

2 Milk Chilling Plants 2

3 No. of milk Co- operative Socoities 453

4 Milk Production 36641057 Lrs.

Flush Season Liters Perday - 113805Lean Season Liters per day - 91989


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FisheriesTable 5.4 Fish Catching Details

S.l No.Name of

the

Reservoir

TargetM.T

AchievementsRevenueCollection

Rs. Lakhs

FishermenBenifited

1 Periyarvaigaidam

49 12.683 1.27 42

2 ManjalarDam

15 2.750 0.648 66

Source : AD Fisheries 2007-08

iii. Mining and Forestry based activities:- 2007-2008

Mining:-

In Theni District, quarry leases are being granted for granite in Patta

lands and rough stone and earth quarry leases are being granted in Government and

patta lands under Tamil Nadu Minor Mineral Concession Rules 1959. Public works

Department (WRO wing) is operating sand quarry in riverbeds. A state owned

corporation called Tamil Nadu Metals and Mineral Ltd is also earning quarry / Mining

grants etc in Government lands.

Table. 5.4 Mines and Revenue

Name of the MineralTotal Quantity Permitted

(Cu.Mt.)Total Revenue(in

Rs.)

Rough Stone Rule 8(1) 478091783900

Rough Stone Rule 10(A) 20552 799478

Rough Stone Rule 19(1) 44556 1170283

Multicolour Granite Rule 19(A) 3.432 5410

Brick Earth Rule 12 15395 302915

Sand 1189 126000

Total 129504.432 4187986


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Forestry land activities:-

As Theni District has 1,03,718 hectares of forest land which constitutes

39% of the total geographical area is 3076.30 Sq. Km, there are abundant produce

rom the forest areas. Nuts collection, herbal plants leaves collection, Tea leave

picking are some the activities in forest sector hill area people depende upon the

works to earn their livelihood.

Source: Assistant Director of Mines

iv. Rural Industries and Manufacturing

Industries and Manurfacturing - 185 - 785 Nos

V. Services and other Activates

Authorized Auto Mobile Service Centre - 20

Unauthorized Auto mobile service centre - 65

VI. EMPLOYMENT STATUS:

i. Employment in agriculture:-

Agriculture and allied sector offer employment opportunities in the rural

areas. Ploughing, sowing and harvesting are the main avenues of agriculturalemployment. In many closes the rate of wages paid to the agricultural employees

are not based on the wages fixed by the Government. But at present lumpsum

amount is paid to the agriculture laborers in rural areas.

1. Agriculture - 2470712. Agriculture Labours - 245989

ii. Employment in Animal Husbandry of Fishries:-

The Employment Opportunities in Animal husbandry sectors better in

this District due to the fuct fertile area in cumbum, Chinnamanur and periyakulam

Blocks areas fishing activity is low and cricked . Fish catching is done where totally

108 fisherman are engaged in fishing activity.


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iii. Employment in Mining and Forestry based Activities:-

It is ascertained that nearly 7250 workers are being engaged in mining

quarry activities. Ie. stone crushing, blue metal breaking and sand collection. There

is no specific figures available people engaged in forest activities.

iv. Employment in Rural Industries and other Manufactories

Employment in rural Industries and other manufactories in No. of SSI 353,

Employment in 796 Nos.

Small Scale Industries - 5154No. of workers - 796 NosEmployment in factories 306No. of workers - 9525 Nos

v. Employment Services and other Activates

1. No. of rural Xerox / urban Xerox Enterprises - 239

vi. Employment /Unemployment scenario, seasonality and Issues

Theni District in addition to this, some of the area people are engaged in small

scale industries, textiles mills and ginning factories.

VII. MIGRATION PATTERN

i. Migration Pattern:-

There is no permanent Migration in Theni District there is only seasonal

migration in this district. The dry area in Theni district Auntipatti and K.Myladumparai

Blocks these people gone to work in Thirupur in Tamilnadu and Moonar in Kerala

State.

ii. Seasons of migration

Normally migration is during summer season to get averment employment

opportunities the rubble migration to nearly state Kerala in Idukky and Moonar area

coffee and Tea estates. Migration inform Aundipatti,Chinnamanur and Periyakulam

Blocks. But the introduction of NREGS and the Rural Infrastructure Scheme the

people in dry land area can get employment opportunities will in due course restrict

the migration.


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iii. Rural to Urban Migration:-

The rural people migrated to urban areas for getting better education to

their children and to get permanent work in factories.

iv. Urban to Rural Areas Migration:-

There is no Migration from urban to rural areas in Theni District.

v. Migration within District:-

This type of migration occurs where fertile areas namely chinnamanur

and cumbum blocks for paddy planting work harvest work, coconut grove work and

grapes grove maintaining.

vi. Migration from outside the District:-

There is no in migration from others District to Theni District the

outside migration from Theni District to other District is in a low profile. These

people move to Thirupur in coimbatore District to get regular employment in hoisery

and apparel industries ; This migrants are female where they are getting regular

employment with wages, boarding and lodging in the factory premises itself and get

wages, bonus and a lump sum after three years.

vii. Migration from outside States its seasonally and regional pattern ofout- migration and in- migration:-

There is no in - migration from others states to Theni District. The out -

migration Theni District is in a low profile. These people move to kerala state border

where tea estates, coffee estates and cardamom to get employment.


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Viii. Wage employment generated during 2006-07 through wage

Employment Scheme of the Ministry of Rural Development and other Development

Schemes of the Central Government.

Table 8.1

Sl.No

Name ofScheme

Rural /UrbanAreas

Expenditure (Rs. Lakh)Person days ofemployment

WageExpenditure

All/TotalExpenditure

Male Female Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

2 SGRY Rural 585.930 730.606 423825 141275 565100


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IX. Wag

Sl.No

1

1

2

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the S

Name ofScheme

andMinistries

2

AGAMT

MLACDS

ent gene

tate Gove

Rural/

UrbanAreas

3

Rural

Rural/

Urban

ated duri

nments.

Expendit

Wagexpenditur

4

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180.00

g 2007-20

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8

27900

45000


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X. Wag

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comTable 10

Name ofcheme anrganizatio

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: 750

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80


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Sl.No

1

1

XII. Rurand strat

Mills

2

NREGS

l And Urbegies for 2

Rural /UrbanAreas

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