Bhilwara city is located in the Marwar region of Rajasthan. According to the 2011 Census, the population of Bhilwara city is 359,483, with 52% male and 48% female. The literacy rate is 71.5% overall, with 77.76% for males and 64.7% for females. The birth rate is 22.2 per 1000 population, death rate is 5.6 per 1000, and natural growth rate is 14.8 per 1000. Major cultural festivals in Bhilwara include Sheetla Saptami celebrated in honor of Sheetala Mata, goddess of children, and Rang Teras celebrated with colors like Holi.

1. DEMOGRAPHIC
CHARACTERS OF
BHILWARA CITY
MANCHESTER OF RAJASTHAN

2. CONTENTS▪ LOCATION ON MAP
▪ INTRODUCTION TO THE CITY
▪ POPULATION & ITS COMPOSITION
▪ LITERACY RATE
▪ BIRTH RATE
▪ DEATH RATE
▪ GROWTH RATE
▪ LABOR TRENDS
▪ MIGRATION TRENDS
▪ HOUSEHOLD STATISTICS
▪ HEALTH STATISTICS
▪ CRIME STATISTICS
▪ SOCIO-CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
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Bhilwara city is situated in marwar region of state i.e. in south
part of rajasthan. It is name after the local tribal community
“Bhiladi”.
LOCATION ON MAP
Bhilwara District is sitruated in south-eastern part of
rajasthan i.e. in marwar region of state
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4. INTRODUCTION TO THE CITY
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5. • Oldest part of the city was built in
11th century.
• Situated at an elevation of 421m.
• New bhilwara which was begin to
built in late 18th century.
• Industrial area of Bhilwara which is
mainly comprised of weaving mills, &
corporate offices
• Textile industry of city exports
textiles worth more than 2700 crores
annually.
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6. • Sources:
• https://www.google.co.in/search?q=bird+eye+view+of+bhilwara+city&rlz=1C1CH
ZL_enIN722IN722&espv=2&biw=1242&bih=535&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&v
ed=0ahUKEwjO98_uzMPRAhVGQ48KHd0MBbcQ_AUIBigB#tbm=isch&q=bus+stan
d+bhilwara&imgrc=FaXdUSbdbQ2CJM%3A
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhilwara#Demographics
• City has a spread of total 118.49 sq.
km.
• city is having a gross density of -230
persons/sq. km
• Bhilwara city has a population of
3,59,483. which includes
population of some small towns.
(not classified in census 2011.)
RSRTC BUS STAND
• NH-758 Passes throught the city, which
connects city from major cities of state
that are- Kota, Udaipur & ganganagar
• Road connectivity to NH-79 & 76 which
are part of Golden Quadrilateral And
East-West Coridoor Respectively.
RAILWAY STATION
• Bhilwara Railway station lies on
Jaipur Ahemdabad route.
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7. POPULATION
AS OF 2011 CENSUS INDIA,BHILWARA HAS A TOTAL POPULATION OF
3,59,483.
52%
48%
PERCENTAGE
MALE
FEMALE
1,87,081
1,72,402
http://www.census2011.co.in/census/city/87-bhilwara.html
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8. Census Population % +
1951 29,700
1961 43.500 46.5%
1971 82,100 88.7%
1981 1,22,300 49.0%
1991 1,84,000 50.4%
2001 2,80,128 52.2%
2011 3,59,483 28.3%
Population under 6 year of age
Total BOYS GIRLS
46,812 (13%) 24,650 (6.8%) 22,162 (6.2%)
Polpulation growth of bhilwara
Slums Population
Total no. of Slums in Bhilwara city is 3,206 in
which population of 15,631 resides. This is
around 4.35% of total population of Bhilwara city.
http://www.census2011.co.in/census/city/87-bhilwara.html
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100000
150000
200000
250000
300000
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1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011
Chart Title
POPULATION Column1 GROWTH
Share in popl.
Boys girls
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9. Religion Population Percentage
Hindu 2,85,798 79.50%
Muslims 51,144 14.23%
Jain 19,675 5.47%
Sikh 1,200 0.33%
Christian 1,197 0.33%
Not stated 398 0.11%
Buddhist 57 0.02%
Others 14 0.00%
Different religions population percentage
Sex Ratio
The sex ratio of Bhilwara city is 922 females per 1000 males.
Child Sex Ratio
Child sex ratio of Bhilwara city is 899 girls per 1000 boys
http://www.census2011.co.in/census/city/87-bhilwara.html
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Religion Composition
Hindu Muslims Jain Sikh
Christian Not stated Buddhist Others

10. LITERACY RATE – BHILWARA CITY
▪
▪
▪
0%
71%
29%
0%
Sales
Literate Population
Illiterate Population
Total Population: Literate Population: Illiterate Population:
3,59,483 2,57,030 (71.50%) 1,02,453 (28.50%)
Source: District Census Data,2011
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11. CONT...
It Shows:
▪ The knowledge and skills that a population possesses.
Total Male
Population
Literate Male
Population
Illiterate Male
Population
1,87,081 1,45,483
(77.76%)
41,598
(22.23%)
78%
22% 0% 0%
Literate Male
Population
Illiterate Male
Population
Source: District Census Data,2011
Total Female
Pop.
Literate
Female Pop.
Illiterate
Female Pop.
1,72,402 1,11,547
(64.70%)
60,855
(35.29%)
65%
35%
0% 0%
Literate Female
Population
Illitrate Female
Populatio
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12. CRUDE BIRTH RATE
TOTAL URBAN
2007-09 2011-12 2007-09 2011-12
22.4 22.2 19.7 19.5
Crude Birth Rate = (Number of Live Births in reference period / Mid-year population) *1000
Source – annual health survey 2011-12
TABLE -1
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18.5
19
19.5
20
20.5
21
21.5
22
22.5
23
Total Urban
2007-09
2011-12
Birth rate in urban areas is significantly low
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13. CRUDE DEATH RATE
TOTAL URBAN
TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE
7.5 8.3 6.7 5.6 6.5 4.7
Crude Death Rate =(Number of Deaths in reference period / Mid-year population) * 1000
2007-09
TOTAL URBAN
TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE
7.4 8.2 6.6 5.6 6.4 4.7
2011-12
Source – annual health survey 2011-12
TABLE -2a
TABLE -2b
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14. RAJASTHAN
Mortality rate is low
Source – annual health survey 2011-12
CRUDE DEATH RATE
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Total Urban
2007-09
2011-12
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Total Urban
2007-09
2011-12
Death rates are high among men than women
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15. NATURAL GROWTH RATE
TOTAL URBAN
2007-09 2011-12 2007-09 2001-12
14.9 14.8 14.1 14.0
Natural Growth Rate = Crude Birth Rate – Crude Death Rate
Source – annual health survey 2011-12
TABLE -3
13.4
13.6
13.8
14
14.2
14.4
14.6
14.8
15
TOTAL Urban
2007-09
2011-12
Natural Growth Rate of Population is low
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16. INFANT MORTALITY RATE
Infant Mortality Rate = (Number of Infant Deaths (less than 1 year of age) /
Number of live births during reference period) *1000
TOTAL URBAN
TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE
68 71 65 - - -
TOTAL URBAN
TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE
66 67 65 41 45 36
2007-09
2011-12
Source – annual health survey 2011-12
TABLE -4a
TABLE -4b
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17. RAJASTHAN
Infant Mortality rate is low
Source – annual health survey 2011-12
INFANT MORTALITY RATE
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
Total Urban
2007-09
2011-12
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
Total Urban
2007-09
2011-12
Male infants experience higher mortality than
Females
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18. UNDER 5 MORTALITY RATE
TOTAL URBAN
TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE
85 84 86 - - -
The under-five mortality is the probability (5q0) that a child born in a specific year or time
period will die before reaching the age of five, subject to current age specific mortality rates.
It is expressed as a rate per 1,000 live births.
2007-09
TOTAL URBAN
TOAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE
84 83 86 47 50 43
Source – annual health survey 2011-12
2011-12
TABLE -5b
TABLE -5a
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19. UNDER 5 MORTALITY RATE
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
Total Urban
2007-09
2011-12
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Total Urban
2007-09
2011-12
Under Five Mortality rate is low More no. of females die before reaching
age 5 years than males
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20. LABOR TRENDS
TOTAL WORKERS URBAN
PERSONS 1,81,699
MALES 1,43,282
FEMALES 38,417
MAIN WORKERS URBAN
PERSONS 1,60,788
MALES 1,32,235
FEMALES 28,553
MARGINAL WORKERS URBAN
PERSONS 20,911
MALES 11,047
FEMALES 9,864
SOURCE- STATISTICAL HANDBOOK OF BHILWARA
WORKERS
MAIN WORKERS MARGINAL WORKERS
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21. MARGINAL
WORKERS
(3 TO 6 MONTHS)
URBAN
PERSONS 18,350
MALES 10,065
FEMALES 8,285
MARGINAL
WORKERS
(LESS THAN 3
MONTHS)
URBAN
PERSONS 2,561
MALES 982
FEMALES 1,579
CLASSIFICATION OF MARGINAL
WORKERS
MARGINAL WORKERS (3 TO 6 MONTHS)
MARGINAL WORKERS (LESS THAN 3 MONTHS)
SOURCE- STATISTICAL HANDBOOK OF BHILWARA
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22. TOTAL CULTIVATORS WORKERS URBAN
PERSONS 10,391
MALES 5,957
FEMALES 4,434
TOTAL AGRICULTURAL LABOUR URBAN
PERSONS 6,453
MALES 3,027
FEMALES 3,426
TOTAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY URBAN
PERSONS 8,502
MALES 6,000
FEMALES 2,502
TOTAL OTHER WORKERS URBAN
PERSONS 1,56,353
MALES 1,28,298
FEMALES 28,055
%
TOTAL CULTIVATORS
TOTAL AGRICULTURE
TOTAL HOUSEHOLD
TOTAL OTHER
SOURCE- STATISTICAL HANDBOOK OF
BHILWARA
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23. MIGRATION TRENDS IN BHILWARA
Year
(As per
census
data)
Migration Rates
Total Male
(in %)
Female
(in %)% Figures
1991 21.1 25,805 39.6 60.4
2001 29.4 54,096 45.63 55.37
2011 36.53 1,02,330 57.35 42.65
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
1991 2001 2011
Chart Title
Male Female Column1
Source:- Report on District level review of census Data for Rajasthan

24. TYPES OF HOUSES
PERMANENT
SEMI PERMANENT
TEMPORARY
2.6% .8%
96.6%
TYPES OF DRAINAGE CONNECTIVITY FROM HOUSEHOLD
CLOSED DRAINAGE
OPEN DRAINAGE
NO DRAINAGE
5.12%
46.45%
48.43%
Census of India 2011
HOUSEHOLD STATISTICS
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25. HOUSEHOLD HAVING SPECIFIED ASSETS-
LAND LINE 2604 3.59%
MOBILE 50835 70.04%
BOTH LAND LINE AND MOBILE 11074 15.26%
BICYCLE 35593 49.04%
TWO WHEELER 41024 56.52%
FOUR WHEELER 8210 11.31%
NONE OF THE SPECIFIED
ASSESSTS
3025 4.17%
Census of India 2011
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26. HEALTH FACILITIES
•THERE ARE 4 PRIMARY
HEALTH CARE CENTRES
•AND 26-27 SUB CENTRES
Map Composed by NIC
Source RGI, SOI
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27. Cultural Fests and Fairs
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Sheetla Shaptami
The festival is celebrated on the 7th day of the dark
fortnight in the months of Chaitra and Shravan according
to the Hindu calendar.
Sheetala Mata is considered to be the Goddess of children.
This festival is celebrated by mothers, who pray to the
Goddess for the well-being of their children.
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Rang Teras
Another famous festival of Bhilwara district is Rang Teras. The festival is
celebrated on the 13th day of the dark fortnight in Chaitra month. The
festival is also known by the name of ‘Rang Trayodashi’. It is celebrated like
the festival of “Holi” and is dedicated to the spirit of brotherhood among
people.

28. Cultural Fests and Fairs
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Phooldol Mahotsav
Another festival in Bhilwara which carries a holy importance is the
Phooldol Mahotsava. A fair is organised every year in Bhilwara
which lasts for five days. The festival is celebrated after Holi at the
famous Ramdwara temple.
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Gote mar Holi
The people play with colors.

29. RAINFALL
▪ The annual normal rainfall of the district is 683.2 mm.
Year Rainfall(in mm) Percent variation from
normal rainfall
2007 533.8 -21.9
2008 594.8 -12.9
2009 380.7 -44.3
2010 735.2 7.6
2011 734.2 7.5
Source :census of Bhilwara

30. AGRICULTURE
Rabi and Kharif, both are the main crops in the district.
The main crops from production point of view in the district are
Wheat, gram,bajra, barley, jowar, guar, moong, moth, methi, isabgol.
They also produce oilseeds like
R & M
Groundnut
Sesamum
Taramira
Soyabean
Source :census of Bhilwara

31. DRAINAGE
The important rivers which flows in the district are the Banas and its
tributaries- Barach, Kothari and Khari. Other small rivers are Mansi, Menali,
Chandrabhaga, Mez, Aeru & Nagota
The river Banas raises in the Aravali hills in the north in Udaipur district
and enters Bhilwara district near village Duriya (Bhilwara Tehsil). This river
flows towards the north and then north-east directions along with western side
of the Jahazpur tehsil and enters in the Tonk district.
There is no any natural lake in the district. Nahar Sagar, Ummed Sagar,
Mandal, Guria, Paten, Govta, Nagdepaten, Arjungarh and Karera are men made
lakes and the water of these lakes is utilized for irrigation as well as for domestic
use.
Source :census of Bhilwara

32. INDUSTRY
Textile industries
Insulation bricks industries
Minerals Grinding
Raw material required for Ceramic industry –Quartz Feldspar, China Clay
etc.
Leather and Leather based many Industries
Arts and handicrafts industry like Phad Painting, Bahrupiya & Swang Art,
Sangeet Kala Kendra
Source :census of Bhilwara

33. MINERAL AND MINING
The main minerals found in the district are
Mica
Building stone
Soap stone
Granite
Lime Stone
Marble
Clay
Glass Sand
Other main minerals which are produced in the district are Lead, Copper,
Zinc, China clay, Garnet , Silver, Asbestos, etc.
Source :census of Bhilwara

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