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    The document provides demographic and infrastructure data for the Hyderabad district of Andhra Pradesh, India based on the 2001 Census. It includes population breakdowns by gender and residence, literacy rates, major religious and caste groups, and numbers of households and villages. Infrastructure statistics cover drinking water access, electrification, education levels and facilities, transportation and road access. The three largest towns by population are Hyderabad, Secunderabad, and Osmania University campus.

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    The document provides demographic and infrastructure data for the Hyderabad district of Andhra Pradesh, India based on the 2001 Census. It includes population breakdowns by gender and residence, literacy rates, major religious and caste groups, and numbers of households and villages. Infrastructure statistics cover drinking water access, electrification, education levels and facilities, transportation and road access. The three largest towns by population are Hyderabad, Secunderabad, and Osmania University campus.

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    Hyderabad Datasheet

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    The document provides demographic and infrastructure data for the Hyderabad district of Andhra Pradesh, India based on the 2001 Census. It includes population breakdowns by gender and residence, literacy rates, major religious and caste groups, and numbers of households and villages. Infrastructure statistics cover drinking water access, electrification, education levels and facilities, transportation and road access. The three largest towns by population are Hyderabad, Secunderabad, and Osmania University campus.

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    Basic Data Sheet

    District Hyderabad (05), Andhra Pradesh (28) ( Source: Census of India 2001) Population: Persons Males Females Growth (1991 - 2001) Rural Urban Scheduled Caste population Percentage to total population Literacy and Educational level Literates Persons Males Females Literacy rate Persons Males Females Workers Total workers Main workers Marginal workers Non-workers Scheduled Castes (Largest three) 1.Madiga 2.Mala 3.Generic Castes etc. Religions (Largest three) 1.Hindus 2.Muslims 3.Christians 150,377 108,135 31,460

    3,829,753 1,981,173 1,848,580 17.18 3,829,753 307,248 8.02

    Number of households Household size (per household) Sex ratio (females per 1000 males) Sex ratio (0-6 years) Scheduled Tribe population Percentage to total population

    695,906 6 933 942 34,560 0.90

    2,634,949 1,449,602 1,185,347 78.80 83.74 73.50

    Educational Level attained Total Without level Below primary Primary Middle Matric/Higher Secondary/Diploma Graduate and above Age groups 0 - 4 years 5 - 14 years 15 - 59 years 60 years and above (Incl. A.N.S.) Scheduled Tribes (Largest three) 1.Sugalis etc. 2.Yerukulas 3.Generic Tribes etc. Amenities and infrastructural facilities Total inhabited villages Amenities available in villages

    2,634,949 104,630 347,414 561,772 244,588 909,398 466,744

    1,119,842 1,032,298 87,544 2,709,911

    319,253 864,415 2,401,792 244,293

    17,145 6,595 5,059

    2,121,963 1,576,583 92,915

    Important Towns (Largest three) Population 1.Hyderabad (M Corp.) (Part) 3,612,427 2.Secunderabad Cantonment Board (CB) 206,102 3.Osmania University (CT) 11,224

    House Type

    Type of house (% of households occupying) Permanent 86 Semi-permanent 11.9 Temporary 2

    No. of villages Drinking water facilities Safe Drinking water Electricity (Power Supply) Electricity (domestic) Electricity (Agriculture) Primary school Middle schools Secondary/Sr Secondary schools College Medical facility Primary Health Centre Primary Health Sub-Centre Post, telegraph and telephone facility Bus services Paved approach road Mud approach road

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