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Village & Townwise Primary Census Abstract, Part X-B, Saharsa District PART X-A CENSUS 1971 TOWN & VILLAGE DIRECTORY SERIES 4-BIHAR PART X-B VILLAGE & TOWNWlSE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT DISTRICT CENSUS SAHARSA HANDBOOK DISTRICT B. L. DAS OF THE INDIAN ADMINI5TltATIVE SERVICE Director of Cmsus OpITations, Bihar II t.· BIHAR ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS, 1971 INTI!RNATIONAI.. BOUNDARY _._.- 5TATE aOUNDA_Y DIVISIONAL OOUHDARY DISTRICT BOUNBARY ._._._._. SU'DIVI$IONAL BOUNDARY CAPITAL *' DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS ® SUBDIVISIOMAL HEADaUAIlTERS 0 ·60..,..... MILES 100 I(HS. o z o u· I s s A J lAS\' OF GIISWWIat 1971 CENSU S PUBU1(;;ATIONS, BIHAR (All ~e. Censu9-'PublicanQns~ovtfiis State will bear series 4) PART I-A General Report (Report on data yielded from P. C. A. and Tables on Mother­ tongue and Religion) General Report (Detailed Analysis of the Demographic, Social, Cultural:and Migratibn pattern) PART I-C Subsidiary Tables PART II-A General Population Tables (A-I, A-II, A-III and A-IV and P. C. A.)* PART II-A-Supplement General Population Tables (Standard Urban Are-as) PORTRAIT OF POPULATION PART II-B (i) General Economic Tables (B-1 Part A and B-II)* PART II-B (ii) General Economic Tabies (B-1 Part B, B-III to B-V and B-Vn to B-IX) PART II-B (iii) General Economic Tab1es (B-VI) PART II-C (i) Social and Cultural Tables (C-V, C-VII and C-VIII) PART II-C (ii) Social and Cultural Tables (C-I to C-IV, C-VI and Fertility Tables) P~T II-D Migration Tables PART III-A Report on Establishment and Subsidiary Tables on Establishment Tables* PART III-B Establishment Taolest PART IV HOUSlllg Report and Tablest PART VI-A Town Directory* PART VI-B Special Survey Reports,on Selected Towns PART VJ-C Survey Reports on Selected Villages PART VIII-A Administration~Report on Enumerationt 1 For official PART VIII-B Administration Report on Tabulation j use only PART IX Census Atlas PART IX-A Administrative Atlas PART X-A -District Census Handbook (Town and Village DirectoryH PART X-B District Census Handbook (Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstractn PART X-C District Census Handbook (Analytical Report and Administrative Statistics and District Census Tables) *In press t Already printed :1= District Census Handbooks of Patna, Gaya, Shahabad, Saran, Champaran, Monghyr, Bliagalpur, Saharsa (present volume), Santal Parganas, Palamau, Hazaribagh, Ranchl, Dhanbad and Singhbhum already printed and those of Muzaffarpur, Darbhanga and Purnea are in press. CONTENTS PAGE PREFACE vii FIGURES AT A GLANCE ix ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGBS- Kahara Development Block 2 'Simri Bakhtiarpur Development Block 2 Mahishi Development Block 2 Nauhatta Development Block 3 Sour Bazar Development Block 3 Sonbarsa Development Block 4\ Salkhua Development Block 4 Supaul Development Block 4 Marauna Development Block 5 Kishanpur Development Block 5 Nirmali Development Block 5 Basantpur Development Block 6 Raghopur Development Block 6 Chhatapur Development Block 6 Tribeniganj Development Block 7 Pipra Development Block 7 Madhepura Development Block 7 Singheshwar Development Block 8 Kumarkhand Development Block 8 Murliganj Development Block 9 1.<.ishanganj Development Block 9 Chausa Development Block 9 Alamnagar Development Block 10 Part A-Town and Village Dtrectory­ Explanatory note 12 TOWN DIRECrORY- Statement I-Status, Growth History and Functional Category of Towns 18 Statement II-Physical Aspects and Location of Towns, 1969 18 Statement III-Municipal Finance, 1968-69 ., 20 Statement lV-Civic and Other Amenities, 1969 20 Statement V-Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities in Towns, 1969 22 Statement VI-Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking, 1969 .. 22 Statement VII-Population by Religion and Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes, 1971 24 iv PAGE VIlLAOB DIRECrORY- Kahara Development Block 26 Simri Bakhtiarpur Development Block 30 Mahishi Development Block 34 Nauhatta Development Block 38 Sour Bazar Development Block 42 Sonbarsa Development Block 46 Salkhua Development Block 50 Supaul Development Block 54 Marauna Development Block 58 Kishanpur Development Block 60 Nirmali Development Block 64 Basantpur Development Block 66 Raghopur Development Block 70 Chhatapuf Development Block 74 Tribeniganj Development Block 78 Pipra Development Block 82 Madhepura Deyelopment Block 84 Singheshwar Development Block 88 Kumarkhand D~velopment Block 90 Murliganj Development Block 94 Kishanganj Development Block t 98 Chausa Development Block 102 Alamnagar Development Block 106 Appendix to Village Directory 108 Part B-Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract­ Explanatory Note 4 District Primary Census Abstract 8 VILLAGE. AND TOWNWISE PRIMA\tY f:ENSUS ABSn..\cr- Kahara Development Block 16 Simri Bakhtiarpur Development Block 22 Mahishi Development Block 26 Nauhatta Development Block ..- 30 Sour Bazar Development Block 34 Sonbarsa Development Block 38 Salkhua Development Block .. 42 Supaul Development Block 46 Marauna Development Block 52 Kishanpur Development Block 54 Nirmali Development Block 58 Basantpur Development Block 62 v PA.GE Ragho~ur Development Block 68 Chhatapur Development Block 1~ Tribeniganj Development Block 76 Pipra Development Block 80 Madhepura Development Block 82 Singheshwar Devc!opment Block 88 Kumarkhand Development Block 90 Murliganj Development Block 94 Kishanganj Development Block 100 Chausa Development Block 106 Alamnagar Development Block 110 MAPS- Map of Bihar showing administrative divisIOns Frontispiece Map of Saharsa District showing administrative divisions Facing Figures at a glance. Development Block Maps (at the end of the volume)- Kahara Development Block 3 Simri Bakhtiarpur Development Block 5 Mahishi Development Block· 7 Nauhatta Development Block 9 Sour Bazar Development Block II Sonbarsa Development Block 13 Salkhua Development Block 15 Supaul Development Block 17 Marauna Development Block 19 Kishanpur Development Block 21 Nirmali Development Block 23 Basantpur Development Block 25 Raghopur Development Block 27 Chhatapur Development Block 29 TribeniganjiDevelopment Block 31 Pipra Development Block 33 Madhepura Development Block 35 Singheshwar Development Block 37 Kumarkhand Development Block 39 Murliganj Development Block 41 Kishanganj Development Block 43 Chausa Development Block 45 Alamnagar Development Block 47 PREFACE District Census Handbooks were published for the first time in 1951. Because of their usefulness they are being printed in every census since then. Though District Census Handbooks are State Government publications, the data to be presented in them are processed and compiled in the Census Office. District Census Handbook has been divided into three parts, viz., (i) Part A containing Town and Village Directory, (ii) Part B containing Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract and (iii) Part C containing Analytical Report, Administrative Statistics and District Census Tables. It was envisaged that the three parts should be brought out separately as data for all the parts may not be available at the same time. Since materials for Part B were ready before printing of Part A could be taken up, parts A and B for the district of Saharsa are being brought out together in the present volume. Part C will be brought out separately. The Explanatory Note at the beginning of Part A gives the details of information contained in the Town Directory and the Village Directory. Similarly, the Explanatory Note at the begin­ ning of Part B gives the details of information contained in the Primary Census Abstract. Alphabetical list of villages showing names of villages and their serial number in Village Direc­ tory and Primary Census Abstract has been given at the beginning of the volume to facilitate reference to Village Directory and Villagewise Primary Census Abstract. To make this Handbook more useful Community Development Block maps in reduced scale have also been given at the end of the volume as in 1961. These maps have been prepared from the Anchal maps in the scale 1"=1 mile which were traced from the old Revenue Thana map in the same scale. A map of the district showing administrative divisions has also been given at the beginning. I am grateful to the vast multitude of Enumerators and Supervisors who collected the basic data in the Mauzawar Note at the time of houselisting and in the Individual Slip at the time of enumeration. Charge Superintendents, Subdivisional Officers and District Officers alongwith the Subdivisional Census Officers and District Census Officers organised the programme and super­ vised it in their respective areas. I am grateful to them. I am also grateful to the various departments of the State Government for all their co-operation at various stages of census. In my own office Shree U. P. Shrivastava, Deputy Director organised the work of compilation of the figures presented in District Census Handbooks Parts A and B. He was ably assisted by Shree P. N. Sinha, Tabulation Officer and his team of Statistical Assistants, Computors and Assistant Compilers. The information contained in Part B was basically compiled in respective Regional Tabulation Offices under the supervision of the respective Deputy Directors. Shree R. B. Singh, Investigator, Shree Maheshwar Prasad, Tabulation Officer, Shree Sidheshwar Prasad Verma, Junior Investigator and Shree Sheo Prasad, Printing Inspector have helped in getting the volume printed. Shree M. Abbas, Senior Geographer assisted by his team prepared the maps which are found in this volume. I am sincerely obliged to all of them. I am indebted to Dr. B. K. Roy, Burman, Deputy Registrar General (S. S.), Dr. B. K. Roy, Map Officer, Shree K. K. Chakravorty, Assistant Registrar General and all the members of their respective teams for providing necessary guidelines for this publication. It is difficult to express in words my obligation to Shree A. Chandra Sekhar, Registrar General and Census Commis­ sioner of India whose inspiration and guidance lay behind whatever we did in discharge of our duties. I am grateful to Mis Eagle Offset Printers, Allahabad. which undertook the work of printing this volume and accomplished it with promptness. PAlNA B. L. DAS October ] 0, 1972 Director of Census Operations, Bihar. o o o I . I !!6 I,S 86 lO' 117 0' 67 15 87 lO L DISTRICT SAHARSA , ".16 10 Miles, S 10 ~ 5 Miles I I tT--pri I'd I I I lim •• S ( 0 10 LO Kms.
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