Level of presentation: India / State / District
New Table in 2001 Census
The table gives the distribution of Scheduled
Caste households by the number of married couples and the number
of dwelling rooms available with them; total number of married
couples and the number of married couples having independent
room for sleeping. A household has been treated as a Scheduled
Caste household when its head belongs to a Scheduled Caste.
Households are classified into six types according to the number
of married couples present in the household. These types are:
households with no married couple (none), 1 married
couple, 2 married couples, 3 married couples, 4 married couples
and 5 or more married couples. These households are further
grouped according to the number of dwelling rooms (no exclusive
room, one room, two rooms, three rooms, four rooms and five
rooms or more), total number of married couples and number of
married couples that have independent room for sleeping. This is
a new table that gives an idea of the privacy available to the
married couples belonging to Scheduled Castes. The data in this
table are presented for total, rural and urban areas separately.
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