DEMOGRAPHICS

Majority of lands in Jaipur is a desert, in spite of this; the region has achieved enormous
growth in the recent years in the fields of infrastructure and agriculture. This state carries a
rich culture and heritage with few of the renowned Indian emperors generated from this
region of our country and is popular for fragility all over the world. The people of Rajasthan
follow their own style of life and their folk song and dance is well known all over the world.

Rajasthani is the major spoken language of the Rajasthan state however; its constitutional
status is still pending. English and Hindi are also in use but for official functions. The
language is used by 13 million populations in Rajasthan and also other states in India. There
are also many tribal languages used inside the Rajasthan state. Other languages that are in use
include Sindhi, Guajarati and Punjabi.

According to the 2011 census Jaipur district has a population of 6,663,971,roughly equal to
the nation of Libya or the US state of Washington. This gives it a ranking of 10th in India
(out of a total of 640)] The district has a population density of 598 inhabitants per square
kilometre (1,550/sq mi) . Its population growth rate over the decade 2001-2011 was 26.91%.
Jaipur has a sex ratio of 909 females for every 1000 males, and a literacy rate of 76.44%.

JAIPUR
 Total population of Jaipur -
30,46,163
 Area - 484.64
 Density of population-
6285.413915 person per sq . km
 Slum population - 10.62%
 Working age group - 15-59 years.

 Population
As per provisional reports of Census India, population of Jaipur City in 2011 was
3,073,350; of which male and female were 1,619,280 and 1,454,070 respectively.
According to a report, published by the UN-HABITAT, on the "State of The World's
Cities 2012-13" - Jaipur will be the 10th populated Indian city by 2025, with average
population increase of Jaipur urban agglomeration from 1990-95 to 2020-25, a
26.3% rise. The population has increased from 23.2 lac in 2001 to 30.7 lac in 2011.
Tourism also brings with it a large floating population. The other non-metros which
shall be more populated than Jaipur would be Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Hyderabad,
Pune and Kanpur.
  Economy
The state and the city witnesses substantial focus on tourism, manufacturing,
exports and education industries. A variety of traditional as well as non-traditional
items are exported from Rajasthan. These include precious and semiprecious
stones, jewellery, ready-made garments, carpets, handicrafts, leather goods,
chemicals, minerals, marbles, granite, engineering products etc. Jaipur's proximity to
the National Capital Region is one of its biggest advantages. The nearby markets of
Gujarat and Delhi have been both complementing and competing forces. The
completion of the Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) will further strengthen
Jaipur's development as a regional economic hub.

 Sex Ration
There is no direct link between the sex ratio in Rajasthan and the overall growth and
development of the state. The present sex ratio with 926 females for 1000 males is
comparatively less than the other states like Karnataka and Kerala in India. As per the latest
value, there are only ten districts in the state of Rajasthan where the sex ratio crosses 900.
Actually, the sex ratio in Rajasthan has been considerably decreased in the last twenty years
raising a serious alarm for the government and agencies.

 Literacy

The present literacy rate of Rajasthan stands at 67.1 percent which is less when
compared to the overall literacy rate of the country which holds the value of 74
percent. Government is doing its best to increase the literacy rate of Rajasthan
as it was considerably low in the last twenty years.
What is a Survey?

Surveys are a method of gathering information from individuals. Surveys have a

variety of purposes, and can be conducted in many ways. Surveys may be
conducted to gather information through a printed questionnaire, over the telephone,
by mail, in person, by diskette, or on the web. This information is collected through
use of standardized procedures so that every participant is asked the same
questions in the same way. It involves asking people for information in some
structured format. Depending on what is being analyzed, the participants being
surveyed may be representing themselves, their employer, or some organization to
which they belong.

Here are the three specific techniques of survey research:

 Questionnaires - a series of written questions a participant answers. This

method gathers responses to questions that are essay or
agree/neutral/disagree style.
 Interviews - questions posed to an individual to obtain information about him
or her. This type of survey is like a job interview, with one person asking
another a load of questions.
 Surveys - brief interviews and discussions with individuals about a specific
topic. Yes, survey is also a specific type of survey, to make things even more
confusing. A survey is a quick interview, with the surveyor asking only a few
questions.

LOCATION

TEELA NO .1 ,KACHI BASTI

,JAWAHAR NAGAR ,JAIPUR
,RAJASTHAN .
INTRODUCTION

Jawahar nagar kachi basti was settled in 1970 around 40 years ago.The slum was
settled by people migrated from rural areas in search for the employment.
The kachi basti is divided into seven teelas ,starting from sal sai college to sector 4
jawahar naagr . We have choosen teela number one for our survey.

Teela no 1 and its surrounding amenities

For the following we have conducted a survey program of 50 families

around the area of teela number one for the housing analysis .