National Sample Survey 1992 (48th Round) - Schedule 18.1- Land and Livestock Holdings
India, 1992
- Data files
- NSS48_Sch181_V1_bk1_5
- NSS48_Sch181_V1_bk6
- NSS48_Sch181_V1_bk7
- NSS48_Sch181_V1_bk8
- NSS48_Sch181_V1_bk9
- NSS48_Sch181_V1_bk10
- NSS48_Sch181_V1_bk11
- NSS48_Sch181_V1_bk12
- NSS48_Sch181_V1_bk13
- NSS48_Sch181_V2_bk1_5
- NSS48_Sch181_V2_bk9
- NSS48_Sch181_V2_bk10
- NSS48_Sch181_V2_bk14
- NSS48_Sch181_V2_bk15
- NSS48_Sch181_V2_bk16
- NSS48_Sch181_V2_bk51
- NSS48_Sch181_V2_bk91
Data file: NSS48_Sch181_V1_bk7
Block 7, Visit-1 : Particulars of Area Owned (Other than Homestead Land) and Particulars of Area Leased-out by the Household as on Date of Survey : An inventory of plots owned as on the date of survey by the normal members of the household will be taken in this block. However, the area already accounted or as homestead land in item 6 of block 5 will not be included here. A plot of land is considered to be a distinct patch of land demarcated by boundaries and bearing a survey number. However, there are large plots in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan etc. which are sub-divided into sub-plots, each bearing a distinct sub-survey number. In such cases, a plot will be taken as the distinct patch of land having a sub-survey number. A plot is generally demarcated by a strip of raised land, commonly known as ails or bunds. Such strips of land are also found inside a plot/sub-plot. All ails and bunds will be included while determining the area of a plot.
| Cases: | 115463 |
| Variables: | 34 |