Index Number of NSDP of Manipur by Industry of Origin at 1993-94 Prices.

Sl. No.	Industry of Origin	1993-94	1994-95	1995-96	1996-67	1997-98	1998-99	1999-00	2000-01 (P)	2001-02(Q)
1	Agriculture including Livestock	100	95.17	95.84	103.05	107.73	114.83	115.04	119.40	121.26
2	Forestry and logging	100	87.31	75.23	72.16	149.07	161.40	159.99	169.98	179.98
3	Fishing	100	104.91	109.28	109.59	118.12	140.40	158.07	167.77	177.47
4	Mining and Quarrying	100	100.00	25.00	-50.00	25.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00
	Sub-Total : PRIMARY (1-4)	100	95.24	95.02	100.69	112.45	121.29	122.80	128.13	131.40
5	Manufacturing	100	96.76	101.58	109.86	111.98	177.28	215.62	225.34	235.51
5.1	Registered	100	110.09	151.83	208.72	95.87	77.06	42.20	42.66	43.58
	Un-Registered	100	96.41	100.24	107.24	112.41	179.94	220.22	230.19	240.60
6	Construction	100	109.07	140.35	211.83	265.17	271.72	248.89	230.32	262.80
	Electricity, Gas & Water Supply	100	-4.62	-103.76	-182.82	-215.64	-13.93	42.56	32.99	23.42
	Sub-Total : SECONDARY (5-7)	100	95.88	106.21	138.18	161.83	208.71	219.81	215.12	234.37
8	Transport, Storage & Communication	100	102.61	103.45	111.46	125.17	135.04	138.39	145.06	151.51
8.1	Railways	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
8.2	Transport by other means	100	101.78	103.54	106.41	117.99	126.60	132.22	139.93	146.19
8.3	Storage	100	66.67	83.33	83.33	83.33	83.33	83.33	83.33	83.33
8.4	Communication	100	107.55	103.19	139.77	165.44	182.38	173.15	174.16	181.71
9	Trade, Hotels & Restaurants	100	96.68	95.96	133.97	132.66	132.35	134.59	140.43	144.84
10	Banking and Insurance	100	83.59	80.13	112.32	125.28	126.64	142.74	152.49	163.29
11	Real Estate, Ownership of Dwelling, Business Services & Legal Services	100	105.23	110.96	117.06	121.72	127.27	132.94	139.76	147.07
12	Public Administration	100	104.02	110.42	121.25	127.51	119.69	204.45	166.12	178.74
13	Other Services	100	100.18	105.40	116.21	126.49	115.05	193.76	213.22	232.03
	Sub-Total : TERTIARY (8-13)	100	100.36	103.77	121.92	127.90	123.78	170.82	167.45	178.59
14	Total Net State Domestic Product	100	97.72	100.84	116.44	127.38	136.19	160.33	160.06	169.49
15	Per capita Income (Rs.)	100	95.42	96.21	108.54	116.06	121.31	139.67	136.38	136.74

Note: P- provisional estimates; Q- quick estimates.

Source: Estimates of SDP Manipur (1993-1994- to 2001-2002) new series, Directorate of Economics & Statistics, Government of Manipur.

Scheduled Tribes Population in Numbers, Manipur

Tribe Name	1991	2001
Anal	10642	21242
Angami	308	132
Chiru	6032	5622
Chothe	2571	2762
Kabui	62487	82386
Kacha Naga	33640	42013
Koirao	1716	2348
Koireng	873	1410
Lamgang	4031	5894
Mao	76972	4736
Maram	9592	1225
Maring	15698	23238
Monsang	1803	2130
Moyon	2081	2970
Sema	111	13
Tangkhul	107244	146075
Nagas	335801	344196
Aimol	2108	2529
Gangte	12793	9442
Hmar	35767	42933
Kom	13004	14602
Any Mizo (Lushai) tribes etc.	8240	15164
Paite	40792	49271
Purum	388	571
Ralte	250	5
Simte	8833	11065
Suhte	746	1905
Thadou	121994	182594
Vaiphui	26877	38267
Zou	16803	20567
Other Tribal Groups	288595	388915
Generic Tribes etc.**	7777	8030
All Scheduled Tribes	632173	741141

Note: **Unclassified in 1991. Manipur figure for 2001 excludes three sub-divisions namely Mao-Maram, Paomata and Purul of Senapati district.

Source: Census of India, 1991 and 2001.

Geographic area, recorded forest and actual forest cover of North East Region (sq. kms.)

State	Geographic Area	Recorded Forest *		Forest Cover
		Area	Percent	Area	Percent
Arunachal Pradesh	83743	51540	61.54	68847	82.21
Assam	78438	30708	39.15	23688	30.2
Manipur	22327	15154	67.87	17384	77.87
Meghalaya	22429	9496	42.34	15633	69.7
Mizoram	21081	15935	75.59	18338	86.99
Nagaland	16579	8629	52.04	14164	85.43
Tripura	10486	6292	60.01	5745	54.79
All India	3287263	765253	23.28	637293	19.39

Source: Forest Survey of India, Dehradun (State of Forest Report - 1999) * State/UT. Forest Departments.

TRIBES OF MANIPUR: POPULATION AND EDUCATION*

Abstract:

Scheduled tribe population, as per census data, has stabilized or rather declined in Manipur due to the dismally low growth of Naga population. Changes in the attitude of son preference and increased in male mortality due to conflict has led to improvement of sex ratio. Population of ethnic Kuki-Chin-Mizo (KCM) has overtaken to the Nagas recently. Literacy rates and educated persons have substantially increased; yet, females are lacking behind in it. Nagas, like the generic tribes, appears to be more educated as compared to the KCM.

*Upcoming working paper by Marchang Reimeingam

Unemployment, Job Aspiration and Migration: A Case Study of Tangkhul Migrants to Delhi*

Abstract:

The high level of unemployment and limited job opportunities in Manipur amidst the social and political unrest are the major factors that compel migration into metropolitian cities. Migration to Delhi, despite social discrimination and other problems, shows the gravity of unemployment from Manipur in general, and the Tangkhuls in particular.

For Citation: Marchang Reimeingam, Unemployment, Job Aspiration and Migration: A Case Study of Tangkhul Migrants to Delhi, Eastern Quarterly, Vol. 7, Issue No. III & IV, 2011 (ISSN: 0975-4962), pp.128-139.

(http://www.academia.edu/4325556/Unemployment_Job_Aspiration_and_Migration_A_Case_Study_of_Tangkhul_Migrants_to_Delhi)

*Faculty, CSSCD, Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bangalore.