CEN-SUS OF lNDIA PARTS XIU-A_ & B 198f VILLAGE. & TOWN DIRECTORY

SERIES 4-SIHAR VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMARY' CENSUS ABSTRACT

DISTRICT CENSUS DAR·BHANGA HANDBOOK DISTRICT

B. B. LAL . OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE Director of Census Operations, 1981 CENSUS PUBLICATIONS OF BIHAR

(All the Census Publications of this State will bear series 4)

Part I-A Administration Report-Enumeration \ Offi ;rl use only. Part f-B Administration Report-Tabulation 1 C.ii Part II-A General Population Tab,les {A-series-, Tables A-l to 4--P) ..Part IJ-B Primary Census Abstrac~ : ., , ," Part III-A General Economic Tables (B-series Tables B-1 to B-I0) Part fII-B General Economic Tables, (D-series Tables B-ll to B-22) Part IV-A Social and Cultura;t Tables (C-series Tables C-l to C-6) Part IV-B Social and Cultural Tables (C-series Tables C-7 to C-9) !tart IV-e •• ~ Household by composition and size (C-Series Table C-IO) Part V-A Migration Tables (D-series Tables D-l to D-4) Part V-B Migration Tables (D-series Tables D-5 to D-13) Part VI-A }tertility Tables (F-series Tables F-l to F-19) Part VI-B F'ertility Tables (F-series Tables F-20 to F-28) Part vn 'rabIes on Houses and Disabled Population (H-series Tables H-l and H-2) Part VIII-A Household Tables (HH-series Tables HH-l to HH-16) Part Vln-B Household Tables (HH-series Table HH-17) ''Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled Castes andt:S~£_q~~ Trjb~ (SC 'and ST-series Tables) Part X-A Town Directory Part X-B Survey Reports on selected towns Part X-C Survey Reports on selected villages Part XI Ethnographic notes and special studies on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part XII Census Atlas Part XITI-A District Census Handbook-Village and Town Directory Part XIII-B District Census Handbook-General Population Tables (C. D· Block and Town levels) and Village & Townwise Primary Census Abstract

~------'JlIi'e maps included in this volume are based upon Survey of map with the permission of the Surveyor General of India. ,© Govermnent of India copyright, 19~ CONTmNTS

Page Foreword v Preface vii Important Statistic:s lei Analyitical Note .... 1 Brief Description of places ... 7 History of the District CensUs Handbook 9 Analysis of Data 13

ALPHABETICAL ·MST OF VILLAGES-

Dlrbhanga Development Block' 3JY. 31

Bahadurpur Development Block IJ:J: 32

:a~yaghat Development Block ~ 33

.Sfughwara Development Block :r.JI 34

J,aJ,e Development Block ;;I'>l ~

K~tiranway Development Block ~ :is Manigachhi DeVelopment Block :"-«1 36 B~eri 3'1 Development Block ~_. ~nipur Development Block '3?

~anshyampur' l)eve1opment Block ~ 38 ~ii"aul Development Block 30 K\lsheshwar Asthan Development Block '38

PART A-VI'LLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY-

Village Directory 43 Development Block 48 Bahadurpur Development Block 64 Hayaghat Dev~lopment Block • '0 'l8 Singhwara Development Block 90

.;rale Developm~nt Block ~. r. 1M Keotiranway D.~velopmeht Block . loe Manigachhi ~opment Block 11ft ~aheri DeveloRlJlent Block 134 ~nipur Development Block,' 132 &hanshyampur .Oevelopment Block 142 ».iraul Develop~ent Block 150 Kusheshwar AEltllan Development Block 158

Appendx I to· Village Directory :.. , 188 Appendix IT to· Village Directory 1'74 APpendix lIT to· Village Directory .. 171 Appendix IV to Village Directory 173 iv Page l'own Directory · 183 Statement I-Status and growth History . 188

Statement II-Physical aspects and location of Towns. 1979 ~..... 188 Statement III-Municipal finance, 1978-79' 188 Statement lV-Civic and other amenities, 1979 190 Statement lV-A--Civic and other amenities in 190 , Notified Slums, 1979 Statement V;:-Medical, Educational. Recreational and 192, " . ,Cultural facilities, 1979 Statement VI-Trade, Commerce, rndustry and Banking, 1979 192

Appendix to T?wn Directory " .. ; l~,

PART B-URBAN/yILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABS'I'R~CT_,_

Urban/Village Primary Census Abstract • 0, 19'1

District Primary Census Abstract ~ •... 2(1(}J District Primary Census Abstract of Scheduled Castes 204 District Primary Census Abstract of Scheduled Tribe!? 208 Darbhanga De~~lopment Block 210 Bahadurpur DENelopment Block 220 'Hayaghat Dev~ropment Block 228 'Sfnghwara De\f~lopment Block 234 -.Yale DevelopmeI'lt Block 246 Keotiranway Development Block 244 Manigachhi Development Block 25Q Baheri Developltlent Block 254 Bempur DevelOpment Block • • ~ 264 9hanshyampur'Development Block ." 11-. Biraul Development Block • • 268 Kusheshwar Astha~ Development Block • • 272

Appendix to Urban Primary Census, Abstract 278 Annexure to Urban Primay Census Abstract 282

MAP~

Map of •• be: Development Blo,c,k Maps (at the end ofthe Volume)­ D,arbhanga De\,,~lopment Block l3ahadurpur Dev~lopment Block ~ayaghat Development Block til .' Singhwara Development Block 't Jale Developm~l!t Block Keotiranway Development Block ·. ~nigachhi Development Block ... !Wleri Developroent Block •• Development Block • • 9h.anshyampur Development Block ." Bf.taul Development Block .,.·

~heshwarI • Asthan_ Development Block FOREWORD

The district census handbook (DCH) J compiled by the Census Organisation 'on ,b_ehalf _of the State governments, is one of the most valuable products of the Census, The DCa is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inter aUa used for delimitation of constituencies, formulation ,of lOcal level and regional plans and as an aid to district administration. The district census handbook :is the only publication whjch pr'ovides Pr-imary Census Abstrc.ct (PCA) data upto village level for the rural areas and wardwise for each city or town. It also- provides data on infrastructure and amenities in villages and towns; etc.

The district census handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Clnswf It con­ tained important census tables and peA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DeH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including peA. The 1971 DCH-series was planned in three parts. PaI:.t-A. related to village and town directory, Part-B to village and town PCA and Par.t-C comprised analytical report, administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based on peA and amenity data in respect 01 villages. However, in some States it was confined to district census tables and in aJ few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing;

V1hlle designing the format of 19'81 DCH series some n~w features along with .the- restructuring of the formats of village and town directory have been attempted. At the same time, comparability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. Ail the amenities except power supply in the village have been brought together in the Village Directory' with the instlUction that in case an amenIty is not available in the referent vilIage the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place where the am:enity is available may be given. The restructuring of the format of the_ VlUage Directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect particularly ITi relation to amenities and land-use pattern is expected to further meet the need of miCro-level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regulating the provision of goods and services as wen so as to mini;' mise the regional imbalances in-the process of development. A few Jlew items of information have also been introduced to meet some of the requirements of the Rmsed Minimum Needs Progranune. Such new items of information' as adult literacy centres, primary health subcentres, an~ community health workers iIi the village have been introduced in the Village Directory with this objective in mmd. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, "total population and number of house-­ holds" has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenities with the popu· lation and number of households they serve. Addition of two more appendicelj listing the villages where no amenities are available and according to the propor· tion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population to the total population has also been m.ade with this view in mind. The formats of the Town Directory have also been modified to meet the require­ ments of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in Class-I and Class-IT towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is expected that this will help the planners to chalk out programmes on provision of civic amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in Statement IV relating to civic and other amenities and adult literacy classes/centres under educational facilities in Statement V are also added inter alia with this view. A Significant addition is class of towri iii 1lll the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns. into consi­ deration. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose.

The format of the Primary Census Abstract for the villages and towns has been formulated in the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the Individual Slips of 1981 Census·

In order to avoid delay in publicatiort of 198~ DeH . sedes. it has: hee~lSOu18- ,signed that Part-A of the volume contains Village and Town Directory and ,Part-B, the PCA of villages and towns including the scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Tahsil/Town levels. At the beginning of the DCH a detailed Analytical Note supported by a number of inset tables based on PCA and non-census data in relation to .the infrastructure has been introduced to enhance its value. The district and Tahsil/ Police Station/C. D. Block etc., level maps depicting the boundaries and other impor­ tant features have been inserted at appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication.

This pUblication is a jOint venture of the State Government and the CenstuJ Qrganisation. The data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direc~ tion of Shri B. B. Lal, the Director of Census Operations, Bihar on behalf of the Sta~ Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and co-ordination of this publication was carried out by Shri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) of my office. Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) provided the technical guidance in the preparation ot the maps.. Data received from Census Directorates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Divi­ sion .at the headquarters under the guidance of Shri M. M. Dua, Senior Research OBicer. I am thankful to all who have contributed in this project.

New : P. PADMANABHA the 26th April~ 1982 ,Registrar Ge,",ral~ India PREFACE

:District' Census Handbooks were brought out for the first time in 1951. Because of their wide ranging utility they are printed in every Census since then· They are prepared and published by the Census Organisation on behalf of the State Government. The need f~r making micro-level data available to various government agencies, planners and data . ~rs as early as possible was uppermost in our mind while finalising the manu­ oonptind it is a matter of deep satisfaction that the present volume is being published soon after the Census Operations. The District Census Handbook is divided into two parts, viz., (i) Part-A containing the Village and Town Directories and (ii) Part-B . containing Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract and the District Primary Census Abstract for general population. Besides, the District Primary Census Abstract for the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population is also ~Jtiif published for.. the first time.

The basic data were collected in the MauJ;. y111age and Town Directories) as also in the Individual Slips and Household Schedule forms (for population figures) through the Block Development Officers and the Vice Chairmen/Executive Officers of the Municipalities, Municipal Corporations and the Notified Area Committees who functioned as charge superintendents under the supervision of the District Census Of'ftcers and the Subdivisional Officers. The District Officers had sent to us material which was used for writing the 'Brief history of the district'. I am indebted to them all.

The Analytical Report which is based on the inset tables generated with the help of Village/Town Directories and village / urban Primary Census Abstract takes note of various infrastructual facilities available in villages and towns of the district and the social, economic and demographic changes which have taken place in the District durnig the decade. District and C. D. Block Maps containing useful information on many items have also been included in the District Census Handbook-

r am grateful to the State Government for their co-operation in collection of such a large mass of data. I would like to make a special mention of the warm and whole-hearted co-operation which was thro~ghout extended by the District Officers, the Subdivisional Officers, the District Census Officers and the Charge Superintendents.

In my office SjShri A. P. S. Sinha and D· N. Mahesh, Dy. Directors looked after the project at different stages. In this voluminous job valuable assistance was rendered to me by Shri S. K. Sinha, Asstt. Director, who was mainly responsible for organisa~ tion, supervision and scrutiny of the entire job from the beginning to end. His assis­ tance to me in drafting the write-up portion deserves special mention. Shri Sinha, Asstt. Director was ably assisted by his team of Statist~cal Asstts., Computors, Assistant Compilers and a few lady checkers and coders· Shri T. N. Rukhaiyar, Statistical Asstt. did commendable work in this regard. The information contained in Primary Census Abstract was basically compiled in respective Regional Tabulation Offices under the supervision of the respective Dy. Direcotrs and it was again scrutinised and given final shape at the headquarters by a team headed by Shri P. N. Sinha, Asstt. Director. Shri Md· Abbas, Zonal Research Officer (Map) and his team have produced excellent District and C. D. Block maps. Shri A. L Das, Asstt. Director and Shri Sheo Prasad, ~nior Technical Asstt. assisted by the supporting staff have helped in getting the viii volume printed. Shri R. B. Singh, Dy. Director happened to be incharge of printing and for sometime also looked after the DCH Section. I am thankful to them all. Shri S· C. Saxena, Dy. Director, who later started looking after printing and pUblication evinced. very keen interest in the matter and I am specially thankful to him. Shri ::Md. Hasan Azad and Shri Ashraful Hoda, who have done the typing work also deserve thanks.

I am personally indebted to Shri P. Padmanabha, ex-Registrar General, India onder whose guidance it has been a rare privilege to strive for results. r am equaU,. indebted to Shri V. S. Venna, who took over as Registrar General .subsequently. for spontaneous help and encouragement at the final stages of this project.

I am thankful to Dr. N. G. Nag, Dy. Registrar General (Social Studies) for the valuable guidance :r;eceived from him from time to time·

lowe my thanks to Mis Leader Press, Allahabad who have undertaken the work of printing of this volume and accomplished the same with promptness.

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REFERENCES

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IMPORTANT STATISTICS

DARB HANG A BIHAR STATE DISTRICT

POPULATION TOTAL Persons 69,914,734 2,008,193 Males 35,930,560 1,014,939 Females 33,984,174 993,254

RURAL Persolns 61,195,744 1,831,892 Males 31,170,556 920,752 Females 30,025,188 911,140

URBAN Persons 8,718,990 176,301 Males 4,760,004 94,187 Females 3,958,986 82,114

DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH RATE 1971-81 + 24.06 + 23.75 AREA (Sq. Kme.) 173,877.0 2,279.0

DENSITY OF POPULATION (Per Sq. Km.) 402 881

SEX RATIO (Number of Female. per 1,000 Males) 946 979

LITERACY RATE Persons 26.20 23.94 Males 38.11 35.00 Females 13.62 12.63

PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION :1'2 •.47 8.78

PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION-

(i) Main Work.... Persons 29.68 27.40 Males 49.20 48.93 Females 9.06 5.41

(ii) Marginal Work.rs Persons 2.67 1.51 Males 0.98 0.75 Females 4.44 2.27

. (iii) Non-Wort.... Persons 67.65 71.09 Males 49.82 50.B2 Females 88.50 92.32 xii

BREAK UP OF MAIN WORKERS : DARBHANGA PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS- BIHAR STATE DISTRICT

(i) . Cultivators Persons 43.57 37.17 Males 46.71 39.77 Females 25.54 13.08

. (ii) Agricultural Labourers Persons 35.50 44.57 Males 30.65 41.51 Females 63.33 72.94

. (iii) Household Industry Persons 2.38 2.77 Males 2.32 2.64 Females 2.76 3.92

. (iv) Other Workers Persons 18.55 15.49 Males 20.32 16:08 Females 8.37 10.06

P,ERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES POPU- Persons 14.51 14.60 LATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 14.36 14.52 Females 14.67 14.69

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBES POPU- Persons 8.31 N LATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 8.11 N Females 8.52 N

NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 9,891,123 266,437 NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 79,208 1,322 Inhabited 67,546 1,058 Uninhabited 10,302 211 Constituents 1,360 53 of Towns NUMBER OF TOWNS 220 1 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK PARTS A & B

ANALYTICAL NOTE

Brief history of the d'strict

Under the British, Darbhanga was a part of Sar­ th:n~h r~ na ins of the earliest aboriginal population kar Tirhut up to 1875 when it was constituted into can be seen in some parts of the district. Darbhanga a separate district. The subdivisions had been created lay on the great lines of Aryan immigration at a time earlier-Darbhanga Sadar in 1845, Madhubani in 1866 when other parts of Bihar were outside the pale of and (then known a8 Tajpur) in 1867. Aryan influence. According to a legend, D.iCbhanga Darbhanga district was. a part of division till formed a part of the territory in which the Videhas 1908 when the Tirhut division was created with its settled on their migration from Pllnjab. They were headquarters at Muzafl'arpur. As a res'llt of reorgani­ guided to the east of the Gandak river by Agni, the sation of districts in the State which took effect in the God of fire, and told to settle there. Settlements were year 1972, Madhubani and Samastipur districts were accordingly established and the kingdom of Videha upgraded as independent districts and now the trimmed founded. The kingdom included a grelter portion of Darbhanga district has two subdivisions, viz., Dar­ the modern district of Darbhanga. The kingdom, in bhanga Sadar and Benipur consisting of 12 develop­ course of time, came to be ruled by a successive line ment blocks in all. of kings commonly known as Janaks. Of them,]anak Siradhvaja was the father of Sita. Prominent among The district is bounded on the north by Madhu­ them were YaJuavalkya who codified the Hindu Law bani district on the south by the districts of Samasti­ and Gautam (the husband of Ahilya) who has valu­ pur and Munger, on the east by district and able philosophical treaties to his credit. King Janak on the west by the districts of Muzaff,lfpur and Sita­ himself waS a great philosopher and his ideas have marhi. been eternally enshrined in the Upnishads.

The district takes its name from its only town, In the course oftime, the Videhan monarchy is be­ Darbhanga the district headquarters, which is said lieved to have been replaced by a Sangha or federa­ to have been founded by one Darbhangi Khan, about tion in the form of a republic. The establishment of the whom practically nothing is known. It is also held Vrijjian republic (of which Videha was a part) marks that the name Darbhanga has been derived from Dwar the beginning of the historic period. The centre of Banga or Dar-i-Banga meaning 'the door to Bengal'. power had, however, shifted to Vaishali and the This derivation does not appear to be very correct as Lichchhavis. were the most prominent among the diffe­ the division between Bengal and Bihar has always been rent clans tha~ constitute;:d the federation. The ascen­ much further to the east. However, the linguistic dancy of the Vrijjian republic was checked by Ajat­ and cultural affinity with Bengal may be said to com­ shatru, Emperor of Magadh, who subdued and meuC

Gupta period can be traced, with some certainty. latter is known to be the first ruler to have consti­ Presumably Darbhanga, like other parts of Bihar, tuted fiscal divisions for revenue administration. His passed through religious upheavals in the 6 th century kingdom was divided into Parganas which in turn were B. C. when Gautam Buddha and Mahavir VardhamaDa split up into a number of panchayats. Ganga Deva is expounded their doctrines. That the second Buddhist attributed to have built fortresses in the village Lahera council took place at Vaishali (in the 4th century Raja in police station. He is also said to have B. C.) indicates that Buddhism had entrenched itself excavated two large tanks, known as Ganga Sagar, in the area at that time. near Darbhanga railway station. Narsingh Deva ucended the throne on the death of his father Ganga The Sisunaga and Nanda empires included th Deva. He quarrelled with his kingsman in sa Darbhanga district. Under the Mauryas, the admini­ a result of which Mitb.i1a and Nepal were separated strative hold was further tightened and their rule wu.s for ever. He was succeeded by his son Ram Singb marked with stability and prosperity. Ashoka had Deva, who was a great scholar of Vedic literature and visited Vaishali. The SUngas . (who came to power in an able administrator. During his time several 185 B. C.) and the Kanvas also held sway over the commentaries on the Vedas were compiled and a district. From the time of the Kushanas till the rise code of conduct was drawn up for the guidance of of the Guptas, the history of the district remains in their religious and social activities. Ram more or less uneventful. Singh Deva is credited with the introduction of the system of patwaris or village accountants for tile mains­ Matrimonial allianess with the Lichchhavh enabl­ tenance of village records. Hara Singh Deva was the ed the Guptas of Magadh to regain control over north last rular of the dynasty. He is known to have ellca­ Bihar which came to be known as Tirabhukti. Va ish­ vated several tanks in the district, and to have prepared ali was the administrative headquarters of the Tira­ records of the caste subdivisions of the Maithil Brah­ bhukti region. The Chinese pilgrim, Fa-Hien visited mins and the Karna Kayasthas. It was during his mle, north Bihar during the reign of iChandragupta II. He that Tughlak Shah led a successful military expedition observed that Buddhism was no longer as flourishing to Tirhut in 1329. The fort of Ram Singh Deva was as in the past. The earlier renown Qf Darbhanga as besieged but he himself managed to e3ca~ to Nepal. the place of philosophers continued in Gupta period as well. Kumarila Bhatt was a prominent philosopher. With the decline of the Gupta Empire, local autonomy With the fall of the Si:maoll dynlsty, Tirhut was reasserted itself. Later, Harashavardhana (606-64& annexed by the empire of Delhi. Different ruler. A. D.) annexed Darbhanga. Hiuen Tsang visited the prominent among them b.!ing K"lmeshwar Thakur, Bho­ area in 635 A. D. After the death of Harshavar­ giswar Thakur, Kirti Singh and the most important dhana, due to friction with a Chinese mission, Tirhut of them, Shiva Singh were made incharge of the terri­ was invaded and occupied by the combined tory. The tenure of the rulers depended on the pleasure forces of Tibet and Nepal. They were, how­ of the:Emperor. The territ.ory Wl.S brolght under the ever, driven off by Adityasena (672 A. D.). After the direct ad ninistration of the MU31im GJvernors in 1532 fall of the later Guptas, Yasovarman of Kannauj (700-740 AD.) ruled over the area. Tirhut came Though Darbhlnga, alongwith other parts of north under the Pal a Kings of Bengal in the 9 th century. Bihar, was annexed to the Mughal Empire, the control The Kamata or Simraon dynasty was founded in 1097 was very loose and the local chiefs exercised great by Nanyadeva who had to face conflict with tPe Senas power. North Bihar had many Afghan settlers. Their of Bengal. number had increased owing to the large scale immigra­ tion of those who had refused to serve the Mughals. Medieval period They were turbulent, and when Daud Khan, the Afghan king of Bengal, rose in revolt in ]574, he g9t a baud Nanyadeva became very powerful and eventually of ready supporters in them. When the Mugbal gene­ succeeded in extending his domain over the whole of rafs failed to control the rebellion, Emperor and Nepal. One of his sons ruled over himself led a large army to crush the aspirations qf Nepal while, Ganga Deva, reigned in Mithila. The lJaud :Khan. The Afghans were defeated and Bihar was lost to them. Akbar created a separate Subah of volunteered to serve the caUse championed by Bihar and placed it under Mugbal Govemot. Dar­ . Use of swad3shi goods was en­ bhanga thereafter remained a part of the Mughal Sttho.k. couraged and KJwdi became very popular. In August, r~re W8B no e'Yent of great significance during the 1926 a Kha.ii eKhibitioll was o~ed at laheriasarai next century and a half until tbe arrival of the Driti­ by Dr. . Mabatma Gandbi also paid a shers in the country. vis.! to the district in connection with his mis5ion to .P the trouble·monger in MithUa, \hey had a\s\> \0 'd.t"O\l a3 The low lying areas contain marshes and lakes. The with thr .incursions of the: Nepalese. The trouoles district contains four main river sy5tem~, viz, the with Nepal culminated in the Indo-Nepalese war; Bagmati~ little Ihgmati, KamIa and Tiliuga. The After having concluded peace with Nepal, the British Bagmati, which enters this district from Muzaft'arpur, aamini5trat0I5 bad a compar~LIveJy qUlet t(me till tbe forms a natural Itoundary between it and Samastiour 1857 mOVement. district and pursues a sooth-easterly course tlil it empties itself into the Burhi Gandak river near Rus. In 1857 patriotic fervour raged high in D,ubbanga era. Tb~ little Bagmati enters the district from Madhu. as in many other districts of Bihar. 'Ire 8.uccess of bani near Pali and mU5 P9.st the town of Darbhanga the rebel forces over Captain Dunbar at Dinapore down to Hayaghat, where it is joined by the Bagmati gave great impetus to leadcIs of the freedom mov~ p.topet. The Kamh enters the di.strict at Singar Pan­ ment. The dlsillusioned 2:amindars were secretly sup­ dllUl, and flowing east of Dar bhanga, joins the Tiljuga porting tlJe cause, 1he Nepalese came to the aid to the at the south·eastern oorner of RUsera block. The British and with their support they s1I\:ceeded in Tiljuga skirts the eastern boundary of the district. controlling the movement. Notbing very Significant happened in the district during the next fifty years. Climatic conditions Though the East India Company had succeeded in attestlng the National Movement of 1857, the c~un­ There are three well marked seasons; the cold, the try's resolve to free itself from foreign domination hot and the rainy. The cold weather begins in Novetn­ continued. In the beginning, the patriotic fervour bt:r and cOtltinues iJ[l to February, though March fonnd expression through the establishment of schools is also somewhat cool. Westerly winds and dust storms and other social in!titu.tiotli. The Baraswati Academy beg:'n to blow 'tn tbe &econd half of March and the was founded in 1901 at Darbhanga. temperature rises considerably. May is the hottest montll when the tempe1ature goes up to 42 0 C. Rair;s The call for non:$­ set ill. towards the middie ofjune. Tbe rain& continue pense in the distrkt of Darbbanga snd many POOpi3 till the end of September or middle of October. With the cessation of rains the temperature falls and the Rice is the main crop of the district. Maize, wheat climate become rather pleasant. and sugar-cane are the other important crops grown in the district. Makhana grows in tanks and shallow The average normal rainfall of the district is 1,261 pools of waters in the district. It is a unique product mm. As has been said earlier the rains usually start oj Darbhanga district and is exported to diffe ent in the middle of June. The maximum rainfall occurs places in the country. betw(en the second half of July and the first half of August. The district also gets some winter rain. Of the total area of the district, about 80 per cent area is cultivable and the rest are utilised for non­ Flora and FaUina agricultural purpose. Improved methods of cultivation have been introduced by adopting better agricultural The land in Darbhanga is generally very fertile implements, certified seeds and chemicals. Government and there are hardly any uncultivated areas. The has taken a number of measures to brain the farmers district is, therefore, devoid of any forests. Among and supply to them the requisite seeds and fertilizers the trees found in the district are Sisu, Khair, Palmyra at the village level itself. Financial assistance as well and Khajur. Mango, jack-fruit, Pipal and tamarind as loans to needy farmers have also been made avai­ are found near village settlements. The district also lable through the State Government agmcies and the has some tracts of grass lands. nationalised banks including the Gramin Banks. Wild animals existed in the district up to the end Irrigational facilities of the 18th century. But with the progressive use of land and rapid growth of population, the forest areas Artificial irrigation, although important, has played were cleared and the wild. animals became almost a compJratively minor part in the agricultural economy extinct. Wolves and hyenas are rare, while jackals are of the district. The district of Darbhanga like the common. Fox and wild cat are also met with occa­ res.t of other districts of North Bihar, is dependent sionally. for its crops on the local rainfall. II rigation in Darb­ hanga is linked up with flood control measures and Among the birds found in the district are various drainage schemes. Arter independence, considerable kinds of quails, partridges and ducks, Snipes. cranes, attention was paid to the prOVision of flood control storks and sparrows are commonly seen. Fish are measures and irrigational facilities in the district, plentiful. The common varities are Rohu, Bachwa, principal among them being the Kosi Embankment Tangra, Katla, Singhi and Boari. Bilsa is found only and the KOSi Canal. TI'ereafter, a number of other occasionally. schemes were also taken up during the different plan periods. Besides these, several Minor Irrigation Sche­ Mines and Minerals mes were executed for expansion of irrigational facili­ The district is formed of thick alluvial soil. Beds of ties in t.he district. K ankar or nodular limestone of inferior quality are oc­ Fisheries casionally seen. The river banks are generally made up of new alluvial formed by continuous deposit of silt Fish is a favourite item of food for the people of by the rivers. Saltpetre is the only mineral found in the Darbhanga. Fish and rice are very popular in the district. district as the staple diet. Most of the rivers, tanks, Jhils and low water-logged areas abound in fish and Land use pattern this district is . cne of the principal fish producing The district is baSically agricultural in character. centres in Bihar. Fisheries Department of the State The soil of the district is highly calcareous. It is Government looks after the development of pisci­ mixture of clay and sand in varying proportions. In culture. the low lying central area, bangar soil is found. It is a I ndustrialisatiOin mixture of clay and sand in almost equal proportions. This soil too is suitable for the cultivation of rice and The old time industry which is still continuing in '('abi crops. the district is the manufacture of sugar. Sugar indu- 5 stry has not only survived but has become on~ of the derable boat traffic in the bigger rivers. The railways important industries in the district and consumes the and the roadways have now becam~ more important large outturn of sugar-cane within the district and also trade routes than the waterways. There has been draws supplies from beyond the district. considerable expansion and deVelopment of roadways since independence and tIl'~ public and private carriers The mlUufacture of cotton fabrics of valious types and long distance passenger buses have become a is still continuing and quite a good quantity of Dar­ rival of the railways. bhanga hand loom fabrics goes out of the district. Similarly some other cottage industries such as the From Samastipur, a line runs to Darbhanga from manufacture of pottery, mats, baskets, brass utensils, where it branches off in two directions. One branch blanket weaving, making of shoes and lac bangles goes to the north west through Klmtaul and Jogiara have received encouragement from the Government in the district to Sitamarhi and one to Raxaul. The and the public in recent years. second branch goes to Sakri in the east from where it bifurcates, one going from Sakri to Jainagar via There are, however, no mining or heavy industries Madhublni and the other to Nirmali in Saharsa, thro­ in this district except the Ashoka Paper Mill and the ugh and Phulparas. Ryam Sugar Co. Ltd. The district has a good number of roads half of Livestock which are black-topped including the State Highways. These are managed by the Public Works Department. Livestock is very important in a dbtrict like Dar­ In addition, village roads providing communications, bhanga with a predominently agricultural ecor.omy. with sugar factories etc., have also been constructed; Buffaloes are re:ued in large number, and the district The District Board and the Municipality manage has long been noted for its breed. They are chiefly various other less important roads. There are fre­ valuable for the milk they yield in large q'.mntity. quent bus services on the roads. Besides, bullocks of Bachaur breed are also reared extensively. These are also sent to the cattle fairs at Country boa',s ply on the Bagmati river through­ Sonepur and Sitamarhi. However, all p;nts of the out the year and on the Kamla during the rainy district are not so well-stocked with cattle as the low season. Cargoes of various commodities are trans­ lying areas are always liable to inundation, from \\hich ported by river. the cattle always suffer very severely. It is difficult to rear good quality of sheep for want of adequate past­ The district has a landing ground. However, urage. Goats of common variety are found in every there is no regular air service in the district. village. Goat-milk is, however, not popular in the district. Trade and Commerce The development of the means of communication In order to protect the livestock from various dise­ has had a great impact on the trade and commerce of ases and epidemics and also to improve the breed, the the district. The district may now be said to be fairly Animal Husbandry Deptt. of the State Government well-connected by rail, road and waterways. has adopted some very useful and concrete measures. It has established veterinary hospitals, sub· centres, In the district the trade consists mainly of expor­ artificial insemination centres, poultry farms etc, all ting rice, fruits, vegetables, pulses, mustard seed, over the district covering majority of villages. Poultry ghee, linseed etc., and importing foodgrains, timber, development has received considerable attention to coal, salt, kerosene oil, textile goods and other con­ various Community Development Blocks. sumer goods. From the earliest time Darbhanga CommUlnfcations has had a brisk trade with Nepal.

The district of Darbhanga has a well-knit comm­ Darbhanga is a very important trade centre mainly unication system. It is served by the North Eastern in agricultural cash crops. Wholesale trading in grains Railway, has a sound system of roadwa)s and consi- is carried on, at Darbhanga bazar~ the chief centre of the wholesale business in the district. Social and cultural evente and natural and This trading centre has also developed a grain mandi. administrative developments The retail shops of almost all the commodities cons­ umed locally are found at Darbhanga and Laheria­ No major social or cultural event has taken place sarai. in the district of Darbhanga after the creation of Electricity and Power Madhubani and Samastipur as independent districts.

The district receives its entire power supply from Kusheshwar Asthan C. D. Block was earlier a the Barauni Thermal Power Plant of. the Bihar State part of the old Samastipur subdivision and became Electricity Board. a part of Samastipur district after reorganisation. However, after some time the State Government deci­ After independence, the Government has been pay­ ded to transfer this C. D. Block from Samastipur ing full attention to rural electrification and a large District to Darbhanga District on administrative con· number of villages has been electrified. Domestic and siderations. commercial use account for the major quantity of the power consumption in urban areas while in the rural areas the main consumption of electrical power is for Fairs and festivals are held regularly in the district agricultural purposes. by different communities in complete harmony. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PLACES OF RELIGIOUS, IDSTORICAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE IN VILLAGES AND PLACES OF TOURIST INTEREST IN THE TOWNS OF THE DISTRICT.

1. Ahalya Asthan here every Sunday. A large annual fair is held on the occasion of__ SMvaratri. It is a famous historical temple, situated about 4 Kms. away from Kamtaul Railway Station. The 5. Kamtaul temple is dedicated to Ahalya, wife of Gautam Rishi. The village is a rail head in Jale block. The vill­ Large fairs are held every year on the occasion of age has a Khadi gramodyog centre and a Khadi store. It Ramnavami in the month of Chaitra and VifJak is the rail head for visitors to Ahalya-sthan and Panchami in Agrahayan. There are various other tem­ Gautam-sthan. ples and mosques in the village. 6. Kusheshwar-asthan 2. Brahmpur It is an important religious place, situated about The village is situated about 8 Kms. away from 16 Kms. east of Singhia and 22 Kms. north-east of Kamtoul and 19 Kms. south-east of Jogiara. The of Hasanpur Road railway station on the Samastipur­ village is noted for the Gautam Kund and a temple of Branch line of _North Eastern Railway. It Gautam Riski which are loclted very close to it. Accor. is noted for the temple of Lord Shiva known as Kush­ ding to the Puranic tradition Lord Brahma appeared eshwarastban. Pilgrims visit this place all the year before Gautam Rishi at this place after the round for worship. The origin of this temple is traced chastity of his wife, Ahalya,'_had been violated by to the epic period. ltldra and Chandrama. The village derives its name from this occurance. 1n regard to the Gautam /( und, 7. Mahiram-Mahadeo-sthan it is believed that God Brahma himself created the tank by piercing the earth with seven arrows, so that It is a temple of Lord Shiva situated at a distance Gautam might not have to travel a long distance for of about 5 Kms. from the Darbhanga-Biraul pucca bathing in the Ganga. road. Large annual fairs are held here on the occa­ sion of Kartik and Maghi Purnima. 3. Chhaprar 8. Makranda The village is situated in Bahadurpur block, at a distance of about 10 Kms. from Laheriasarai. It Situated about 5 Kms. south of Manigachhi rail­ has a temple of Lord Mahadeva on the bank of the way st.ation. the village is known for its old temple K'lmla river around which fairs are held on the occa­ called Banwaristhan. sion of K artik and Maghi purnima. 9. Newri 4. Dekulidham The village lies about 13 Kms. west of the block The village falls in Biraul block and is noted for headq uarters at Biraul and contains the remains of an •ts large temple of Lord Sb,iva,. Devotees congregate ancient fortress associated with Raja Lorick • 8

10. Nawadah Durga-sthan fully laid-out complex of palaces, temples,offices, parks, gard~ns and ponds. There are a number of palaces It is a famous temple of Goddess Durga Located built by the successive M.l1l.lrajas, important among on the Majhora-Nawadah Road. The place is visi­ them bein~ Nargauna Palace. Rambagh Palace, Anand­ ted by hundreds of devotees everyday. The Dussehra bagh Bhawan and Bela Palace. A number of buil­ festival is celebrated here with great enthusiasm. dings are in the use of the Sanskrit University and L.N. Mithila University. The old Library has been 11. Raghopui taken over by the Mithila University. The MaharajlS of Darbhanga have traditionally been very great pa­ trons of art and literature and through their manificence The village is situated about 5 Kms. south of have always provid.;:d enco:.tragement to the scholars Sakri railway station. It is noted for its earthen of MaithiIi and Sanskrit. Mahesh Tahkur who foun­ mound, known as Sheosingh-garh which is believed ded the Raj W..lS a renowned scholar of Sanskrit. The to cover the ruins of a building built by Raja Shiva estate was conferred upon him by Emperor Akbar who Singh. was very much impressed by Raghunandan Jha, a scholar and disciple of Mahesh Thakur. 12. Darbhanga tlGwn

Darbhangl town attained the status of a city (population 1 lakh and above) in 1961. Darbhanga The town is noted for its trade in fiih, mmgo and is the seat of the Maharaja of Darbhanga. Laheria­ makhana. Among its educational institutions are sarai which is the seat of district and divi­ Chandradhari Mithiia College, the MedLll College, sional administration is a part of the Darbhanga the Women's College, the Engineering School and var­ town. The Raj area is a well-developed and beauti- ious other institutions. HISTORY OF THE DfS'J'RICT ~SUS HAt4DBOOK

The District Census Handbook which is fairly of towns/wards (circles) in case of urban areas. This Comprehensive and uniform is among the traditional facilitates research scholars and academicians to anal­ documentation of the Census organisation. This was yse data upto the lowest administrative unit. It is of brought ou~ for the first time in 1951 Census and since vital importance for the planners also since it offers then it has improved )tself in the matter of content and micro-level data and thus enable them to identify the coverage, keeping in view the req uirements and areas undeveloped 'in terms of infrastructure and chan­ growing needs of data users and various organisations nelise efforts and imputs accordingly so that optimum besides the ministries and govemmenl' departments utilization of the resources could be made. including the Planning .Commission, liThe. District Census Handbooks are. in fact, State government pub­ Village and Town Directories included in the Dis­ lications but their compilation, processing, analysis trict Census Handbook give the list of villages, their and writing are done by the Census organisation on area, population, amenities such as educational, medi­ behalf of the State government The District Census cal, drinking water, post & telegraph, market/hat and Handbook contains two parts, viz., (i) Part A com­ communication, etc., available there and the land use prising the Village and Town Directory and (ii) Part B statistics for each village. A new feature of the format comprising the village and Townwise Primary Census of the . Village Directory of 1981 Census is that Abstract as also the Primary Census Abstract in resp­ if any of the above mentioned six amenities is not ect of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes at available in the village in question, the distance of the the Development Block level. Both Parts A and B nearest place in broad ranges of distance where the have been included , in the present volume. During facility is available is recorded. For towns various the 1971 Census, District Census Handbooks wel'~ . aspects of information relating to their area, popu- published in three parts, the third part containUig lation during 1981 as well as previous Censuses from the Administrative and Census statistics. Since it 19'OI~ growth rates, denSity, sex-ratio, physical aspects, took a long time in collecting the desired Administra­ cOlllluunication, municipal finances, civil, medical, tive statistics from the various State Government depa­ .educational and other amenities as well as trade, rtments resulting in inordinate delay in the public­ 'commerce, industry and banking facilities have been ation of the District Census Handbook Part~C, it provided. The columns relating to the population of has been decided not to go in for this endeavolJr at the Sch~duled Castes and·· Scheduled Tribes and adult all this time. This has been:done with a view to,making literacy classes/centres in the statements of the Town certain important and useful basic information avai­ lE>irectory are the innovations of the 1981 Census lable to the data users well in time. For informa1:ion made to meet the requirement of the Minimum Needs relating to Administrative statistics .the data. users Programme of the Planning Commission. could, however, refer to the publications brought out by the State Statistical Bureau. A new statememt (IV-A) of civic and other amen­ ities for each area/locality identified as slum in class I Scope of the District Census ·8.Ild n:towns has been added. Handbook The District Census Handbooks are the ,only Primary Census Abstract which forms a part of publications which furnish information down to the District C.ensus Handbook provides basic inform- ~ the village level j.p ~a~ 9f ~faJ areas apd to t4e level ,3HQQ ~u~b as the qUIDQer of occupied residential houses 10

and households, total population, population of the no houses at all, or, on the other hand, several ham­ Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, literates, main lets (or tolas) each bearing a different name. workers, cultivators, agricultural labourers, workers in household industry and other workers, marginal Urban areas are specially defined for Census workers and non-workers by sex. in respeet of each purposes. In the 1981 Census, the same criteria as village and each urban ward. In case of urban areas adopted in 1961 and 1971 Censuses with some minor certain items of information have -heen pi-ov"iMd') -­ NanatiOfi have: been refained. Urban areas in the down to the Enumerator's Block level. 1981 Census are-

For the first time District Primary Census -Ab­ (a) Ail places with a Municipal Corp0ration, Mnnicipa]ity~ Notified Area Committee, Civil stract in respec;;t of SCiST has been presented in. the Lines and Cantonment Board. These are kno­ p~strict Census Handbook. -The inform~tion contai'; wn as statutory towns. ned in jt is almost similar to that in the general Prim­ ary Census Abstract and the level f9f presentation ~s (b) Other Iplaces which enjoy urban characteristics flls9 identical in both the cases., and have been declared as Census· towns by the)Director of Census Operations since they For convenience of reference an alphabetical satisfiedl the required following criteria: list of villages in respect of each develoPlnent block has b~en furnished and it precedes the (i) A minimum population of 5,000 Village Directory. Another interesting feature this time is the listing of those villages in the Village Dire­ (li) At least 75% of the male working ctory which are either treated as 'O)ltgrowth' of an population engaged in non-agricultu­ ;urb:m agglomeration or are wholly merged -in towns nil (and allied) activity. (provided they continue to be born~ on the thana (iii) A population of at least 400 p;!rsons juri~diction list pending revisional settlement su_rvey) per square kilometre. or are treated as Census towt;lS (urban): .s~ch ty'pes of vi\lages have also been retained in the Primary Census . lIt. a'Sew ex.c;ep~lonal cases, places of tourist interest Abstract (rural) for 'cross reference. This has be~n 9r" admiDi~tratfve significance have also been treated ~ done in orde~ to ensure th~t thy -'villages figu­ as Cc::nsus towns by the DIrector of 'Census ring in the PCA (rural) and those in the Village QperatiQDs .. Directory match and the.list of villages is in conformity with the revenue and settlement records of the State There has: ·nof been any cba.nge in the cOQcep~ of • Government. No data with re~ard .t~ amenities ~n(.l urban area! since 1961. At the 1961 and 1971 Ceqs­ 'land use particulars as also the population uses; non "agricultural populatio!l mentioned in criterion figures have been presente9 for such villages l(ii) above included persons evg'lged in livestoqk, either in the Village Directory or the. PCA (rurai). forestry, fishing, etc. At the, 1981 Ceilsus, however, such persons were also treated at p:u with: agric:ul­ Census concepts of rural and ·urban areas Ma -iurai population mid ex.clu_ded from non-agricultur~l 'population' for 'the purpose of this criterion. Towns are other terminol·ogies , further "Classified into the f~l!owing six. classes accor­ As in the previous Censuses, the 1981 Census data Jding fo their population size. ,have been presented by rural and urb~n areas. The Class of town Poplirahoil basic unit for the rural. area is the viliage which has the same meaning in the Census as a revenue T{'I a~za I 1 lakh and above (termed as city) and is defined as a plrcel of land which as a rute IS II 50,000-99,999 partly built over but mostly cultivated and waste with III 20,000-49,999 . a definite position and arel, the -boundaries of which 'IV 10,000-19,"999 were defined either at the time of the Cadastral Survey V _ 5,oob-9,999 '. or at the time of the Revenue Survey. Jt may contain 'VI' Less thao: 5,000 11

Apart from the town/city, the concept of' Urban should have received any formal education Agglomeration has also been adopted for presentation or should have passed any minimum educa­ in the Town Directory. An Urban Agglomeration is tional standard. considered to be a continuous urban spread consti­ tuted of a town and its adjoining urban outgrowths or Definition of work-Work has been defined as two or more physically contiguous towns together parti9ipation in any economically productive with continuous well recognised urban outgrowths if activity. 'Such participation may be physical any, of such town. or mental in nature. Work involves not only actual work but .also effective supervision Other concepts and definitions which have been and direction of work. The referenc" period used in this volume are explained below: for enquiries relating to work was one year immediately preceding the enumeration City-A city is a town with a pOP.!llatioti of one period. lakh and above. Worker-Persons who had worked even for a day Census House-A 'house' has been defined as ",!} building or part of a building having a sepa- . in the above mentioned economically prod~­ ctive work have been treated as workers. rate main entrance from the road or common coartyard or staircase, etc. used or recogn­ ised as a separate unit. It may 'be inha­ .Main workers-If a person has worked :for 183 bited or vacant. It may be used for Ja resi­ days or more during the reference_ period dentialor non-residential purpose or both." he has to be treated as a Main W o.r.ker.

Occupied residential house-'Occupied residential .Marginal worker.....;.lf a person hfts wor:ked for less house' refers to such houses as are occu­ than 183 ·days or six months during the pied and are used fOf dwelling pur­ reference period he has been treated as a poses or where the residence is combined Marginal worker. with other uses such as shop -cum ...... resid­ ence, workshop-cum-reSidence,· school­ Non-worker-If a person did Iiot wor:t~ at all cum-residence, etc. (not even one day) during the reference period he has been treated as .a Non­ worker. Household-A household is a group of persons who commonly live together and would take their meals from a common kitehen Scheduled Castes&Scheduled Tribes-Under Arti­ unless the exigencies of work prevented any cles 341 (1) and 342 (lrof the constitution of them from doing so. There may be a of India, the castes or tribes to be treated household of persons ralated by blood or a as Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tri­ household of unrelated persons or haVing bes for a particular State are speci· a mix. of both. There may be one-member fied by public notification by the President households, 2-member households or multi­ of India. According to the Government of member households. For Census purposes, India, Ministry of Home Affair's Notifica­ each one of these ty~s is regarded as a tion No. SRO 2477 A, dated the 29 th household. October, 1956 and the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Orders (Amendment) Act, Literate-A person who can both read and write 1976 (No. 108 of 1976) dated 18th Sept­ with understanding in any language is taken ember, 1976 the lists of the Scheduled Cas­ as literate. A person who can merely read tes and the Scheduled Tribes, thus notified but cannot write, is not literate. It is not for the State of Bihar are given on the next necessary that a person who is literate page: ;12

A. Scheduled CaalttS

1. Bantar 12. Ghasi 2. Baud 13. 3. Bhogta 14. Han, Mehtar, Bhangi 4. Bhuiya 15. Kanjar 5. Bhumij (excluding North Chotanagpar and 16. Kurariar South Chotanagpur Divisions and Santhal Pargana district) 17. Lalbegi 6. Chamar, Mochi 18. Musahar 7. Chaupal 19. S. Dabgar 20. Pan, Sawasi 9. Dhobi 21. Pasi 10. Dom, Dhangad 22. Rajwar 11. Dusadh, Dhari, 23. Turi

B. Scheduled Tribes

1. Asur 15. Karmali 2, Baiga 16. Kharia 3. 17. Kharwar 4. Bathudi IS. Khond 5. 19. Kisan 6. Bhumij (in North Chotanagpur and South 20. , Kota Chotanagpur Divisions and Santhal Pargana 21., Korwa district) 22. Lohara, Lohra 7. Binjhia 23. Mahli 8. Birhor 24. Mal Paharia 9. Birjia 25. Munda 10. Chero 26. Oraon 11. Baraik 27. Parhaiya 12. Gond ZS. Santal 13. Gorait 29. Sauria Paharia 14. Ho 30., Sa'Yar ANALYSIS OF DATA

The district of Darbhanga, with a population of only 2.87 per cent of the total population of the 2,008,193 persons is divided into 12 Comm­ State and ranks as low as 19th in the state in order unity Development Blocks consisting of I,G58 of population after the separation and creation inhabited villages (out of a total number of 1,322 vill­ of Madhubani and Samastipur as independent ages including 53 villages which are the constituent districts. units of the only town of the district) and 1 town. Darbhanga district, which has always been at the The following table highlights the population, num­ top in order of population ( except in 1872 ber of villages and towns for the district as also for its when it was next only to ) now comprises various development blocks :

Table 1-Population, number of villages and towns, 1981

BI. Nlmoo£ Population Number of Num. ,...------.A..-~-______. no. Develop- villageB ber mont Total Rural .---""-...... of Block .------"------., UrLan Total Inba. towns .,------...... -----, .------...... ------, bited p M F I' M F p M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 D"rbhanga 315,571 164,397 151,174 139,270 70,210 69,060 176,301 94,187 82,114 190 104 1 2 B .. hadurpur 124,921 63,673 61,2.j8 124,921 63,673 61,248 171 118 3 Rll.yaghat 161,429 81,645 79,784 16) ,429 81,645 79,784 133 106 Singhwara 148,819 74,377 74,442 148,819 " 74,377 74,442 100 82 5 Jale 14t ,923 72,009 72,914 144,923 72,009 72,914 60 56 6 Keotiranway 142,569 70,992 71,517 142,569 70,992 71,517 110 95 7 Mfl.nigachhi 186,642 93,085 93,557 186,642 93,085 93,557 94 81 8 Baheri 145,981 73,613 72,368 145,981 73,613 72,368 80 72 9 Benipur 195,372 97,626 97,746 195,372 97,626 97,746 107 91 10 Ghanshyampur 163,930 83,152 80,778 163,930 83,152 80,778 82 '11 11 Biraul 150,066 70,425 74,641 150,066 75,425 74,641 86 77 12 Kuaheahwar 127,970 64,945 63,025 127,970 Asth!..n 64,945 63,025 109 105

Total 2,008,193 1,014,939 993,254 1,831,692 920,702 9]],140 176,301 94,1S7 82,114 1,322, 1,(iES 1 14

it would be seen from the table on previous page that appears to have had less impact of urbanisation since among the C.D. Blocks, there is a wide range of variation 91.22 per cent of the population lives in the villages in the distribution of population. Darbhanga block against the state break up of rural and urban popu­ with 15.71 per cent of the population of the district lation of 87.53 and 12.47 per cent respectively. The occupies the first place, probably because Darbhanga total urban popUlation contained in the only town of town, district headquarters is located in this block. It Darbhanga is only 8.78 per cent of the population of is followed by B~nipur and Manigachhi blocks with the district. The low urban population content may 9.73 and 9.29 per cent of the district population resp­ be attributed to the fact that the district has only one ectively, The least populated C.D. Block is Baha· urban centre to its credit. Darbhanga town falls in durpur with 6.22 per cent of the population of the dist- class I range (population I lakh and above) and has J:ict. been a city for the last two decades. The district does not have any urban agglomeration. The average population of block in the district is 167,349. Only 3 blocks out of 12 or 25.00 per cent of Decadal change in population. the total number have higher population than the average indicated above. Together they contain as Darbhanga subdivision of the old Darbhanga dis­ much as 34.74 per cent of the total district population. trict, now constitutes the jurisdiction of the present district of Darbhanga after reorganisation. The per­ Darbhanga district, which has been trimmed after centage increase in the population of the district and carving out of Madhubani and Samastipur districts, its development blocks is presented in the table below.

Table l-Decadal change in distribution of population

Population Percelltago decadal (1971--81) ~------~------~-~ variation Development 1971 ,-___--.A... 1981____ -. Block r------..A..------. r- .....-----. Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 I) 6 7 8 9 10 Darbhanga 242,849 110,790 132,059 315,571 139,270 176,301 +29.95 +25.71 +33.50 B"hadllfpu r 101,194 101,19! 124,921 124,921 +23.45 +23.45 Hayaghat 135,836 135,836 161,429 161,429 + 18.84 + 18.84

Singhwara 120,494 120,494 148,819 148,819 +23.51 ~ 23.51 Jale 119,041 U9,041 144,923 144,923 +21. 74 +21.74

Keotiranway 112,320 112,320 142,569 142,569 +26.93 +26.93

Manigachhi 152,446 152,446 186,642 186,642 +22.43 +22.43 Baheri 120,637 120,637 145,981 H5,981 +21.01 +21.01 Benipur 159,502 159,502 1915,372 195,372 +22.49 -+22.49 Ghanshyampur 130,003 130,003 163,930 163,930 +26.10 +26.10 Biraul 122,829 122,829 150,066 150,066 +22.17 +22.17 Kusheshwar 105,661 105,661 127 ,970 127,970 +21.11 +21.11 Asthall

Total 1,622,812 1,490,753 132,059 2,008,193 1,831,892 176,301 +23.75 +22.88 +33.50 us

I t would appear that rise in the population of this It would be seen from the table that mostly the district during the 1971-81 decade has been of the villages in the district are medium and small-sized as order of 23.75 per cent which is less than the decadal the maximum number of villages in the disttict lie growth rate of 24.06 per cent for the State. The rural in the population range of 500-1,999 followed by population in the district has increased by 22.88 per­ villa8es in the~population range of 2,000-4,999 accou­ cent while urban population growth over the decade has nting for 49.06 and 19.57 per cent of the total num­ been of the order of 33.50 p~r cent. The higher growth ber of inhabited villages respectively in the district. in the urban population is partly attributable to the Medium and small-sized. villages are thus much more expan~ion of Darbhanga town on account of its being in number than large villages (Popul..ltion above the headquarters of the newly created Darbhanga 5,000) in the district. The large villages with a division and also due to rural-urban migration. population of 5,000 and more constitute only 7.OS per cent of the inhabited villages in the district. There As shall be evident from the table, variation in are 12 viIlagf.s in the dillt.-rict (1.13%) having IIlOJe growth of population among the development blocks is wider still. Darbhanga block has shown the highest than 10,000 persons each. It may be of interest to increase in population over the decade with 29.95 note that in the 1971 Census the average population per cent probably because Darbhanga town, the dis­ size of a village in the State was 75 L whereas. in the trict headquarters is located in this block. Thc next old Darbhanga distrir,t it was as high as 1,57 L As highest increase in population is observed in Keotira­ per 1981 Census the lverage population size of an nway and Ghanshyampur blocks with 26.93and 26.10 inhabited village in the district of Darbhanga works per cent respectively. Percentage decadal variation out to 1,731 which is much higher than State avetage has been observed to be the least in the case of Haya­ of 906. ghat block with only 18.84 p~r cent decadal increase. Villages classified by density The increase in rural population during 1971-81 has been the highest in caSe of keotiranway block The density of population is defined as the number (26.93%) followed by Ghanshyampur block (26.10%) of persons per squ.lre kilometre. It indicates the exteat which may, perhaps be due to the lower rate of out­ of crowding in a p:lfticular area. The distribution of ward movement of the people. villages in the district by their density is given ,In As regards growth in urban population, it can be Table 4 below. seen from the table that Darbhanga is the only block . which contains a town, viz., Darbhanga"(M), and it Table 4 -Distribution of villages by density has registered an increase of 33.50 per cent over the decade. Range of donsi ty Total no. of villages Percentage of villages (per sq. km.) in each density range in each @')nsity range _Village classified by population ranges

The distribution of villages by their popUlation 1 2 3 . ranges is given in the following table in six size- 0-10 2 0.19 , groups. 11-20 2 0.19

Table 3-Distribution of villages by population 21-50 8 0.75 ranges 51-100 12 1.13 Range of Number of villages Percentage of 101-200 28 2.65 population in each range villages in each range 201-300 51 4.82 1 2 3 -200 101 9.S5 301-500 150 14.18 156 14.74 100-499 501+ 805 76.09 500-1,999 519 49.06 2,000-4,999 207 19.57 Not Known 5,000-9,999 63 5 .95 10,000+ 12 1.13 Total 1,0511 100.00 Total 1,058 100.00 16

The data presented in the table on previous page It is di~cernible from the table that there are highlight the fact that the proportion of villages in the only 161 villages (15.22 to) where the p~rcentage of district varies in direct relation to the density range,the Sch~duled C:tste population to the total popUlation maximum being in the density range of 501 Kms. or is more than 31 per cent and there are 130 villages more with 76.09 per cent followed by villages in the out of a total of 1,058 inhabited villages (12.29%) density range of 301-500 which account for 16.95 which do not have any population of the Scheduled per cent of the villages. Castes at all. The mlximum number of inhabited It would further be seen that comparatively small villages having Scheduled Caste population lie in the number of villages fall in the density range below range of 6-10 per cent (19.28%) follC'wed by the 300 implying thereby that the number of thinly popula­ percentage range of 11-15 (16.63%). ted villages in the district is qllite low. Proportion of Scheduled Castes /Tribes in the Table 6-Proportion of Scheduled Tribes population villages and towns to total population in the villages. Tables 5, 6 and 7 furnished below indicate· the Percentage range Number of villages Percentage of proportion of the popUlation of the Scheduled Castes of Scheduled Tribes in cach range villages in and Scheduled Tribes in the villages and towns of the population to f''tch range district. This will be helpful for formulating plans total population for the welfare of the Scheduled Castes and the 1 2 3 Scheduled Tribes at micro level, particularly in Nil 1,052 99.43 relation to area development oriented programmes. 5 or less 6 0.57 The tables have been dealt with separately. 6-15 TabJe 5-Proportion of Scheduled Castes population 16-25 to total population in the villages. 26~'15 36-1>0 Percentage range Number of viIla.ges Percentage of 51 and above of Scheduled Cas - in each range vi llages in each Total 1,058 tes population to range 100.00 total popUlation It will· be seen from the table that the disperaal of 1 2 3 Scheduled Tribe population is not on the same patt­ Nil 130 12.29 ern as that of the Scheduled Caste popUlation. As IS or les8 123 11.63 many as 1,052 inhabited villages (99.43 %) in the 6-10 204 19.28 district have no schedulej tribes at all. There arc 11-15 176 16.63 only 6 villages comprising 0.57 per cent of the total 16-20 126 1l.91 number of inhabited villages which have a popUlation 21-30 138 13.0i. of scheduled tribes. Even in these villages the sche­ 31 and above 161 15.22 duled tribes account for only 5 per cent of the total Total 1,058 100.00 population or even less.

Table 7-Proportion of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes population in the towns

Name oftowu Total population Total Scheduled Total Scheduled Percentage of Percentage of Caste popu· Tribepopu- Scheduled Ca8te Scheduled Tribe lation lation population to population to total population total popUlation 1 2 3 4 I> 6 Darbhanga 176,301 18,805 68 10.67 0.04:

All tQwns 176,301 18,805 68 10.67 O.O~ 17

The table on previous page indic~tes that tb~ per-' . It w~uld~~ seen from the tabl~ alongside that lite­ centage of Scheduled Caste population in the town of rates form 21.32 per cent of the total population in the D.ubhanga district (there is only _one town viz; rural areas of the district as against 51.20 per cent in Municipality) is of the or4er of 19.67 per (:e_n~ .QJ !P.~ Darbhanga total population a8 against 14.98 per ~t 'ib.e urban areas (Table 9). In the rural areas it can in the rural al'eas(Table lO).Low urban c.C)ncentrati~ be observed that literacy rate varies between the of the Scheduled Castes denotes lower mobility and maximum of 23.15 per cent in the popUlation range predo:nin~ntly rural bas~ of the economy of the of 5,OOO~9,999 and the minimum of 13.31 per cent district. The edent of scheduled c~ste poplJ,lation in Darbhanga (M) is obviously the same, viz.; 10.67 in the population range of less than 2{)0 persons; per cent

The urban content of the population of the Sche-' Table 9-Literacy rates for towns. duled Tribes in the district is very low -being only Natpe of the Town Literacy rate 0.04 per cent. The corresponding proportion in the rural areas is almost negligible (0.0008%). As ,already 1 2 stated, since there is only one town viz; Darbhanp Darbhanga (M) in the district, the figure relating to u,rban areas 51.20 of the district is identical to that of Darbhanga All Towns 51.20 town.

Literacy ratee by population range of villag,. and towns The proportion of literate population in Darbh· According to the census terminology, a person anga eM), which is the only town in the dis~ict, is who was able to read and write any language with as high as 5l.20 per cent. The literacy rate in the understanding was treated as literate. While Table urban areas of the district is almost two and a half 8 below gives the literacy rates of villages classified by population ranges, Table 9 shows literacy rates of times the rate in rural areas; It is actually the poor towns in the di~trict. The tables have been discussed performance of rural areas which is responsible for separately. pulling the district downward in the overall t\ssessment

Table 8-Literacy rates by population ranges 'of of literacy. villages. Range of Number of Literacy rate Workers and Non-workers iln rural ~nd urpan population villages in each range areas of the district.

1 2 i 200 101 13.31 , The table on next page gives the percentage breakup 200- 499 156 16.41 of literates, main workers, marginal workers, total 500-1,999 519 19.42. -2,000-4,999 207 21.97 workers, non-workers and the number of the schedu­ 5,000-9,999 63 23.15 led castes and the scheduled tribes in the rural and 10,000+ 12 22.93 urban areas of ;the district as well as in its develop­

Total 1,058 ~1.31 .ment b~ocks in relation to total population. 18

Table to-Literates, Workers, Non-workers, SdJeduled Castes,'Tdbes population In tbe district

Percentaie of ,---,-~-~-.-----..... ---~ Scheduled Scheduled Castes Tribes Name of Total Total population popUlation Literates to total Main Workers Development Rural Population to totll,l to total population to total Block Urban popula.tion population population r----A.. ,..----"""---. r-__.A._- ...... P M F P II[ F P M F 1 2 3 4 lS 6 7 8 9 ]0 11 12 13

Darbhanga T 315,571 164,397 151,174 12.92 0.02 38.1S .9.56 25.81 24.73 44..17 3.60 R 139,270 70,210 69,060 15.78 0.01 21. 71 31.60 11.65 27.31 49.97 4.27 U 176,301 94 ,187 82,114 10.67 0.04 lH.20 62.94 37.73 22.70 39.81 3.04 Bahadurpur R 124,921 63,673 61,248 21.11 21.55 33.05 9.60 27.24 49.24 4.37 Hayaghat R 161,429 81,645 79,7S! 18.30 N 23.11 33.20 12.78 27.94 50.01 5.36 Singhwara R 148,819 7<1,377 74,442 10.17 23.20 32.57 13.85 26.82 49.21 4.45 Jale R 14<1,923 72,009 72,914 10.36 24.58 34..66 14.62 28.34 51.02 5.95 Keotiranway R 142,569 70,992 71,577 11 .91 N 24.61 31\.05 13.27 25.78 4S.14 3.60 Manigacbhi R 186.642 93,085 93,557 12.15 28.57 8a.llJ 12.04 25.49 47.36 3.73 Baberi R 145,981 73,613 72,368 15.89 19.93 31.96 7.70 28.20 50.91 5.10 Benipul' R 195,372 97 ,626 97,746 13.05 N 19.30 30.51 8.10 27.1~ 49.15 D.ll Ohanshyampur R 163,930 83,152 80,778 15.4.6 N 19.74 30.74 8.41 29.71 50.58 8.24 Biraul R 150,066 75,425 74,641 16.12 19.40 3}.02 7.67 28.65 50.71 6.35 Kusheshwar R 127,970 64,945 63,025 22.26 N 14.49 24.48 4.20 32.79 53.02 11.94 Asthan.

~otal T 2,008,193 1,014,939 993,254 14.60 N 23.94 35.00 12.63 27.40 48.93 5.41 R 1,831,892 920,762 911,140 14.98 N 21.32 32.15 10.37 27.86 ·49.86 5.62 U 176,301 94,187 82,114 10.67 0.04 61.20 62.94 37.73 22,70 39.84 3.04

Percentag6 or Name of Total r------.--_A. ------Development Rural Marginal Workers Total Workers Non-workers Block Urban to total population to total popUlation to total popUlation .A.-___.--, r--___.A----~ r---- ,.-__~ __.A. ___~ P M F P M F P M F 1 2 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 ;0 arbhanga T 1.01 0.57 1.48 25.74 44.74 5.08 U.26 55.26 94.92 R 2.07 1.10 3.0" 29.38 51.07 7.32 70.62 48.93 92.68 U 0.17 0.111 O.lIi 22.87 40.02 3.19 77 .18 59.98 96.81 Bahadurpur R 1.11 0.45 1.80 28.35 49.69. fl.17 71.65 50.31 93.83 HaY8ghat R 0.89 0..11 1.37 28.83 50.42 fl.73 71.17 49.5S 93.27 Singhwara R 0.94 0.1i1 1.31 27.76 49.78 5.76 72.24 50.22 94.24 Jale R 0.48 0.34 0.62 28.82 IH.36 6.57 71.18 48.64 93.43 Keotiranway R 0.98 0.68 1.28 26.76 48.82 4.8S 73.24 51.18 95.12 Manigacbhi R 2.58 1.46 3.70 2S.07 48.82 1.43 71.93 51.18 92.51 Ba.heri R 0.68 0.38 0.98 28.88 51.29 6.08 71.12 58.71 93.92 Benipur R 2.52 1.50 3.55 29.64 50.65 8.66 70.36 49.35 91.34 Ghanshyampur R 0.81 0.49 1.13 30.52 51.07 9.31 69.48 48.93 .90.63 Biraul R 1.06 0.30 1.83 29.71 51.01 8.18 70.29 48.99 91.82 Kusheshwar R 5.54 1.87 9.32 38.33 5i.89 21.26 61.67 Astban 45.11 78.74-

Total T 1.51 0.75 2.27 28.91 49.68 7.68 71.09 50.32 92.32 R 1.63 0.81 2.46 29.49 50.67 8.08 70.51 49.33 91.92 V 0.17 0.18 0·16 22.87 40.02 3.~Q 17.13 59.9a 96.8Q 19

'fotal workers in the district of Darbhanga account female marginal workers (2.27%) vis-a-vis maie niat­ for 28.91 per cent of the total popUlation whereas the ginal workers (0.75%) in the district. It may be proportion of non-workers is as high as 71.09 pe; cent. due to the fact that apart from household duties women Main workers (i.e. those who had worked for 6 mon­ do some work for the day or the season to supplement ths, or 183 days or more during the reference period of the household income. It can be seen that the same one year) constitute 27.40 per cent of the total popula­ pattern prevails in all the rural and urban areas of tion which is very close tothe percentage of the total the district. workers in the district. It is implied that parti­ cipation of the people in economically productive It will also be seen that the percentage of workers work in the district is mainly on a full-time basis. to the total population is higher in the rural areas The contribution of marginal workers (those who had 0 (29.49%) than in the urban areas (22.87 /0 ), worked for less than 183 days) to the total working The same pattern . is perceptible in the case of population is very low in the district being 1.51 main workers as well as the marginal workers who per cent. The same trend can be observed in both the constitute 27.86 and 1.63 per cent respectively of rural and urban areas of the district as also in almost the rural population but only 22.70 and 0.17 per cent all the development blocks except Kusheshwar Asthan respectively of the urban population. This may be block where the proportion of marginal workers is as due to the fact that in the rural areas, people generally hIgh as 5.54 per cent (Males 1.87%, females 9.32%). find an easy employment in various agricultural acti­ There is apparently a wide range of difference in vities, whereas, in the urban areas, household indus­ tries and other works do not offer equal short-term the proportion of workers including main workers between the two sexes. The proportion of total job opportunities due to limited urban development workers and main workers is 49.68 and 48.93 per Villages distributed according to availability of cent respectively for males as against 7.68 and 5.41 per cent respectively for females "hich indicates that di'fferent amenities. the participation of females in economically productive work is very low. Table 11 below gives the distribution of villages according to the availability of different amenities in Another notable feature is the higher percentage of the district :

Table ll-Distribution of villages according to the availability of differrot amenities

Number (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities Name of Number ,------"- ;Develop- of inha- 81. Jllent bited Educa- Medical Drinking POSt; and Market/Hat Commu- Approach by Power no. Block villages tion water Telegraph nications Pucca road supply 1 2 3 4: 5 • 7 8 9 10 11 Darbhanga. 101: 71{6S.72) 14(13.46) 1 O!( 100.00) IS( 17 .31) 5(!.S~) 25(24.04) 31(29.S1) 40(38.46) 2 Baha.durpur 11S 76( 64.41) 10(S.47) US(100.oo) 13( 11.02) 3(2.51:) 1l(9.32) IS(15.25) 35(29.66) 3 Hayaghat 106 81 (76.42) 20(18.S'1) 106(100.00) 22(20.75) 6(5.66) 11S( 14.15) 21 (19.S1) 13(12.26 ) 4 Singhwara S2 61(74.39) 22(26.83) 82(100.00) 23(28.05) 9(10.9S) 16(19.51 ) 2S(34.15} 32(39.02} 5 Jale 56 42(75.00) 22(39.29) 56(100.00) 15(26.79) 12(21.43) 10(17.S6) lS( 32.14} 4(7.14} 6 Keotiranway 95 72(75.79 ) 19(20.00} 95(100.00) 15(15.79} 11(11.5S) 12(12.63) 24(25.26) 24(25.26) 7 Manigachhi SI 69(S5.19} , 49(60.49) 81(100.00) 32(39.51) 4(4.94) 36(44.44) 40(49.3S) 16(19.75) 8 Baheri 72 57(79.17) 14( 19.44) 72 (loo.oo) 19(26.39) 9(12.50) 25(34.72) 23(3I.94} 1(1.39) 9 Benipur 91 74(SI.32) 3S( 41.76) 91(100.00) 26(2S.57} 6(6.59) 23(25.27} 34( 37 .36) 38(41.76) 10 Ghanshyam- 7I 62(87.32) 29( 40.S5) 71(100.00) 20( 2S.17) 4( 5.63) 1l(15.49) 12( 16.90) 5(7.04) put' 11 Biraul 77 63 (Sl.Si) 14(lS.18) 77(100.00) 20(25.97} 3(3.90) 25(32.~7} 21(27.27) 5(6.49) 12 Kusheshwar 105 70(66.67) . 15( 14.29) 105( 100.00) 16( 15. 24) 6(5.71) 20(19.05) 20(19.05) 1(0.95) Asthan Total 1,058 79B(75.43) 266(25.14) 1,058(100.00) 239(22.59) 78(7.37) 229(21.64) 290(27.41) 214(20.23} Educational ameniry-There are as many as 798 viii-­ except 4 blocks mentioned above have market/hat ages accounting for 75.43 per cent of thetotal nunber facility in less than 10 per cent of the villages. of inhabited villages (1,058)in thedistrict where educa­ tional facility is available. The hightst proportion of Communications~The details of villages connected villages with educational facility is in the develop· by bus, rail, navigable dver/canal services etc. have ment block of Ghanshyampur where 87.32 per cent been incorporated in the Village Directory. villages have this facility. It is followed by Mani­ gachhi and Biraul blocks with 85.19 and 81.81 Only 21.64 per cent of the total number of inha­ per cent villages respectively having educational faci­ bIted villagl!s in the district are connected by one lity. The lowest number of villages with educational means ofcommunic:ltion or the other. The majority facility is in the development block of Bahadurpur ~f villages still do not have this facility. Manigachhi with only 64.41 per cent villages having the facility block has the highest proportion of villages (44.44%) of education. which are connected by bus or rail or navigable river/canal services etc. followed by Baheri and Medical ameniry-The availability of medical amenity Blraul block~ respectively with 34.72 and 32.47 per in the villages is considerably low as only 25.14per cent cent of villages having one means of communication of inhabited villages have got it. Among the develop­ or the ether. Bahadurpur block has the least num­ ment blocks, l\1anigachhi, Benipur and Ghanshyam­ ber of inhlibited villages to its credit (9.32 %) having pur blocks are on the top in respoot of availability ot communication facility. It appears that villages medical amenity. Manigachhi block has 60.49 rer cent falling under this block are still very much under­ of villages with medical facility while Benipur . and developed on this account. Ghanshyampur blocks have 41.76 and 40.85 per cent sueb- villages re.spectively. Bah~durpur .blQck, on the Approach road to villages-With only 27.41 per cent other hand, has the least number of villages (8.47%) vil~ges having pucca approach roads it is clear that where any kind of medical facility is available. most of the villages in the district are still not easily accessible during the rainy rseason. Among the Drinking Water-It would be seen from the table development blocks, Manigachhi with 49.38 per cent that drinking water facility is available in all the villages having pucca approach roads again tops the inhabited villages of the district of Darbhanga. list followed by Benipur and Singhwara blocks with 37.36. and 34 ..15 per cent respectively. The develop­ Pod and Telegraph-Postal facilities (Post & tele­ ment block which has the lowest number of villages graph) are available in 2~9 villages out of total of having this facility is Bahadurpur which has only 1,058 inhabited villages (22.59%) in the ditstrict. i5.25 per cent villages having the facility of pucca Here also Manigachhi block has the maximum QUI'll­ approach road. It is generally seen that development ber of villages having post and telegraph facilities blocks which hwe better communication facilities also (39.51 %) followed by Benipur (28.57%) and Ghan­ contain larger proportion of villages having the faci­ shyampur (28.17%) blocks. In the remaining deve­ lity of pu(ca approach road. lopment blocks of the district the prop.)rtion varies from a minimum of 11.02 per cent(Bahadurpur block) Power Supp{,l-Electrified villages in the district to a maximum of 28.05 per cent (Singhwara block). constitute 20.23 per eent of the total inhabited villages. Power supply in these villages is utilised for either Market/hat--The villages where market/hat is held d·omestie or agricultural purposes or for other pur­ constitute only 7.37 per cent of the inhabited viJlages poses such as colnmercial or industrial and in certain in the district. lale block has the maximum number villages for aU the above purposes. of inhabited villages where market/hat is held, the percentage being 21.43 followed by Baheri, Keotira­ Benipur block oceupies the first position having nway and Singhwara blocks with 12.50, 11.58 and the maximum proportion of electrified villages 10.98 per cent respectively. As shall be evident from (41.76%) closely followed by Singhwara and Darbh­ thc table, all the development blocks in the district anga b~ocks with 39.02 and 33.46 per cent respectiv«?ly. the lowest proportion of villages having power proportion of rural population by var:out supply is observed in Kusheshwar Asthan block with amenities only 0.95 per cent villages enjoying this facility. There While in Table 11 we have discussed details reo are as may as 5 blocks in the district where the garding number of villages possessing educational. proportion of electrified villages is less than even 10 medical and other amenities, Table 12 below gives per cent which indicates that electricity is yet to reach the proportion of rural population served by these the majority of villages in these blocks. amenitie

Table 12-Proportion of rural population served by different amenities.

Total popu· Sl. Name of lation of Proportion of rural population served by the amenity of no. Develop· inhabited ,,------______~_~ _____r_------...J--~ ment villages in Appruach Power Block the develop- Educ3.tion Medical Drinking" Post and Marketj Communi- by Pucca supply ment block water Telegraph Hat cation road

1 2 3 4 IS 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Darbhanga 139,270 86.92 35.12 100.00 45.50 13.34 33.97 42.61 56.12 2 Bahadurpnr 124,921 84.52 14.78 100.00 26.81 8.66 19.66 27 .68 38.83 3 Hayaghat 161,429 91.92 36.71 100.00 50.78 9,49 29.14 32.04 17.79 4 Singhwara 148,819 93.51 50.22 100.00 56.46 29.04 25.90 40.35 46.23 Ii Jale 144,923 96.08 74.67 100.00 71.86 55.14 47.16 62,40 16.21 6 Keotiranway 142,569 91.08 38.27 100.00 38.61 15.69 18.95 :l3.48 36.92 7 Manigachhi 186,642 96,63 80.92 100.00 64.91 8.24 57.09 63.62 40.25 8 Baheri 145,981 87 .22 40.42 100.00 56.51 12.99 57.26 44.25 3.18 9 Benipur 195,372 95.67 59.56 100.00 51.13 6,43 25.71 44.97 56.36 10 Ghanshyampur 163,930 93.44 55 .95 100.00 61.44 21.88 23.59 22.29 16.67 11 Biraul 150,066 95.60 32.41 100.00 60.58 10.10 40.87 45.28 16.01 12 Kusheshwar 127,970 89.02 31.69 100.00 42.17 10.38 20.28 20.74 6.00 Asthan Total 1.831,892 92.62 47.57 100.00 53.02 16.45 33.80 40.77 29.98

It would be seen that educational facility is avai­ proportion of population which avail of this facility, lable to 92.62 per cent of the rural population in the the corresponding peIcentage being as high as 92.62. district. In Ghanshyampur block the maximum This may be attributed to the fact that villages which proportion of rural popUlation has educational faci­ possess educatonal facility contain larger population lity, the percentage being 98.44 closely followed by as compared to those villages which do not have this Manigachhi, Jale and Benipur bl()cks with 96.63, facility at all. 96.08 and 95.67 per cent of population respectively enjoying this facility. In the remaining blocks, the In case of medical facility also it can be seen that proportion of rural popUlation enjoying the facility the proportion" of rural population served is of of education varies between the minimum of 84.52 the order of 47.57 per cent which is much higher than per cent (Bahadurpur block) and the maximum of the proportion of villages served by medical facilit~ 95.60 per cent (Biraul block). in the district.

Another noteworthy point is that the proportion Similar trend can be observed in respect of other of villages in the district enjoying educational facility amenities also both in the district and in the various iii less (being 75.43 per cent vide Table 11) than the development blocks. ' Distribution of villages having different amenities As regards educational facility it would be seen at different d:stance ranges. that there are 260 villages out ofl,058 inhabited villages (24.57%)in the district which do not have educational - - The table indicates the number of those village'i facility but the facility is available at places situated which do not contain different amenities arranged by within 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and also beyond 10 broad distance ranges (less than 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. Kms. The number of villages having no educational and 10+Kms.) from the places where these are facility within the villages itself but enjoying this available. facility within 5 Kms. is 258 (24.39 %) and that of villages having such facilities within a distance of Table 13-Distribution 0 f villages not having certain amenities arranged by distance ranges from 5-10 Kms. is only 2 (0.19%) whereas beyond 10 the plac cs wtue Ihcse are available. Kms. the number of such villages .is nil. The num· Villages not Number of villages where the ber of villages having other facilities within a distance having the amenity is not available and of 5-10 Kms. and beyond 10 Kms. is less than amenity of available at a distance of- those having the facilities within 5 Kms. though not ~------~~~----~ -5 5-10 10+ Total in the same proportion. It follows, therefore, that Kms; Kms. Kms. (cols. for various facilities people of the majority of villages 2-4) do not have to travel for more than 10 Kms. 1 2 3 4 5 1. Education 258 2 260 2. Medical 639 145 8 792 Availa6iIHy of different amenities in the villages 3. Drinking water according t(\ the distance from 1he nearest town. 4. Post and Tele- 708 105 6 819 graph The following table gives the distribution of vill­ 5. Market/Hat 574 367 39 980 ages having different types of facilities by distance 6. Communication 528 235 66 829 from the nearest town in five distance ranges.

Table 14-Distribution of villages according to the distance from the nearest toWD and availability of different amenities.

Number (with percentage) of villages h!1ving the amonity of- Distance range Numher of r------______-...... ______-----. from the nO!1- inhabitod Education Medical Drinking Post and MarkotJ Communi- Approach by Power rest town villages in water Telograph Hat cation Pucca road supply ( in kms . ) each range 2 3 6 7 . 8 9 10 0-5 76 46(60.53) 8(10.53) 76( 100. 00) 8{ 10 .53) 1{1.32) 14( 18 .42) 24-(31.58) 23(30.26) 6-15 266 195{73.31) 52{]9.55) 266(100.00) 53( 19. 92) 22(8.27) 47(17.67) 65(24.44) M(25.S6) 16-50 577 443(76.78) 156(27.04) tm{100.00) 143{24.78) 45(7.80) 132(22.88) 170(29.46) 110(19.06) 51 t- 139 1I4(82.0l) 50(35.97) 139{100.00) 35(25.18) 10(7.19) 36(25'90) 3](22.30) 13(9.35) Unspecified

Total 1,058 798{75.43) 266{25.14) 1,058(100.00) 239(22.59) 78{7.37) 229(21.64) 290{27.41) 214{20.23)

It would appear from the above table that the is followed by villages in the distance range of 6-15 maximum number of inhabited villages lie in the dis­ Kms; from the nearest town (25.14%). tance range of 16-50 Kms. (54.54%) from the nearest town. With only one urban centre in the dis­ In case of educational, medical and post and trict and the position of bordering districts being not telegraph facilities, the proportion of villages incre­ very difl'erent such a situation is. but natural. This ases with the increase in the distance range from the nearest town, the maximum being in the range of which are nearer to the urban areas have benefitted beyond 51 Kms. For the facility of communication in respect of power supply and pucca approach road also, one can see that the maximum proportion of facilities vis-a-vis those rural pockets which are villages lies in the distance range of 51+Kmi. from beyond the pale o( direct urban influence. the nearest town. As has been observed in other tables also, drinking In case of market/hat and pucca -approach road water facility is available in all the villages in the facilities, no particular trend emerges. However, as district. regards the facility of pucca approach road, the maximum proportion of villages lie in the distance Villages accord:ng to population ranges and. range of 0-5 Kms. from the nearest town. amenities [available.

Interestingly, it can be seen from the table that The table given below furnishes information re­ the proportion of villages having power supply facility garding distribution of villages having different amen­ decreases with the increase in the distance range from ities by the size-class of population in fOelr differ<::Qt the nearest town. It can be said that the villages raDges.

Table IS-Distribution of vjlJage.

Population Numbar of Number (with p~rcentage) of villages having tho amenity of- range inh!l.bibod ~-~---~------~------~ villages Eduoation Medical Drinking Post and M!l.rkot/Hat Commu- Approach by Power in each water Telegraph nication Pucca road- supply J'ange

1 2 3 4 IS 6 7 8 9 10

54(21.01) 31(12.06) - 499 257 19(30.74) 13(5.06) 257(100.00) 2(0.78) 7 (2.72) 37 ( 14.40) 89(17 . lIS ) 500-1,999 519 448(86.32) 103(19.85) (S19( 100. 00) 60(1l.t56) 23(4.43) 92( 17.73) 104(20.04)

91(43.96) 60(28.99) 2,000-1,999 201 197(95.17) 91 (46.86) 207 (100.00) 108(52.17) 25(12.08) 64(30.92) 41(54.67) 34(45.33) IS ,000+ 75 7!(98.67) 53(70.1i7) 75(100.00) 69(92.00) 23(30.67) 36(48.00)

290( 27.41) 214(20.23) Total 1,058 798(75.43) 266(25.14) 1,058(100.00) 239(22.59) 78(7.37) 229(21.64 )

It may be seen from the table that the maximum of 500-1,999. Generally, the maximum proportion of number of villages i. e. 519 out of the total inha­ villages having different amenities have a population bited villages (49.05%) in the district fall in the range of 5,000+with further corroborates the fact that populat\on range of 500-1,999 followed by 257 vill­ more facilities are generally available in larger villages ages (24.29 %) in the population range of less than than in the smaller ones. 499; The lowest number of villages is observed in the population range of 5,000+being only 75(7.09%) Main staple food in the villages. in number.

It may be of interest to note that the proportion The tahle on next page indicates that rice and wheat of villages having different amenities varies in direct constitute the main staple food of the people in major­ relation to their population range except for facility ity of villages in all the development blocks of the of pucca approach road where there is a very marginal ~eclirie in the case of villages in the population range district. 14

TaWe 16-Main staple foCMi in the majority of Villages a~ording to land Wie villages in each Development Block. The land utilisation data of the \'illages in the 81. nO. Name of Main Development Block staple food district have been incorporated in the village Direct­

1 3 ory. The terms and concepts have also been ~x­

1 Darbhanga Rice, wheat plained in the Analytical Note at the appropriate ! Bahadurpur Rice, wbeat 8 Hayaghat Rice, wheat place. , Singhwara Rice, Wheat 3 Jale Rice, wheat ~ Keotiranway Rice, wheat 7 Manigachhi Rice, wheat The following table gives the percentage of 8 Baheri Rice, wheat 9 Benipur Rice, wheat culturable area as also the proportion of irrigated 10 Ghanshyampur Rice, whoat Ii Biraul Rico, Wheat area to total cultivable a.l'ea i~ ,the distrIct an~ its 12 Kusheshwar Rice, whoat 1\stban various development blocks,

Table 17-Distribution of villages according to Land Use

81. Name of the Number of Total area Percentage Percentage no. Development inhabited ( in hectares) of culti­ of irrigat­ Block villages vable area . ed area to total to total area cultivable area

2 3 , 5 6

1 J)arbhanga 104 17,';84.711 77.28 5.86

2 Bahadurpur llS 15,338.89 79.62 15.97

8 Hayagbat 106 21,585.08 81.68 7.97

4 8ingbwara 82 16,348.68 76.42 21. 73

5 Jale 56 18,611.65 86.45 13.61

6 Keotiranway 95 14,504.87 82,46 14.67

7 Manigachlil 81 21,651. 77 79.79 13.99

8 Baheri 72 21,233.33 89.08 11.96

9 Benipur 91 25,132.16 83.49 16.49

10 Ghanshyampur 71 25,158.56 8'3.17 11>'16

11 Biraul 77 20,580.05 78.04 17.24

12 Kusheshwar Asthan 105 23,713.41 86.99 13.16

'.rotal 1,052 241,443.20 82.32 13.89

It would be seen from the table that 82.32 per cent fall which also results in failure of Illain sour~s of of the total area is utilised for cultivation (cultivable irrigation and partly because vast areas of the dis- area) and of this only 13.80 per cent area is irrigated. trict are exposed to recurrent floods. However, now The low proportion of irrigated· area is presumably adequate ~ttention is being paid to the provision and on aCCQunt of failure or premature cessation of rain- e~p~ion of irrisational fa'tilities and also . to Ildo~- ____ -----... . ;"":.'"_- , ~~"_ ",t~l~TRI1Il ';,t'~ ~- "- .../ ~ """ -- - - '(p ,,~ // " ,- ~ "4 "- ),' c),/. r ~78'(3 ...... ,c'. "\ J. " ( 1'" I. ':\i" L{BRABY~letl, \\~ / ~ tion of various measures to control- the· recurring) able area-is ~P&er,ved in Darb9~ " C}(, ~eingpnly floods. 5,86 per ,2ent. It :in4~~iif~tlf~ .'" goverpment has ~aken uQ' different p(ej:eefi40 provide irrigational Among the C. D~. Blocks, the .)lighes~ .proporHon. facilitie~ still there are large number of villages which of cultivable areajs found in B::theri block with 89,Q8, l!~e dcprivl!d of the !equircd irrigational facilities per cent land under cultivation closely followed by inspite of the potentiali~y for cultivation. Kusheshwar, Asthan, and Jale. blopks ~itq ~6.99 and 86.45 per cent respectively. The lowest cultivable­ Growth, density and sex-ratio of ur!Jan popula­ area is- found in Singhwara block with only 76.42 tion. per cent of the land brou,gilt under cultTvati'on" "The mban popUlation of the di'itrict in each of The highest proportion of irrigated area to the the Census,es froth 1951 together with the' percentage total cultivable area is observed- in S.inghwara blOCK variation over the decades is indicated in Table with 21.7.3 per cent foJlowed by Biraul and Benipur :1.8 below. I! also shows the variation i9" density and blocks with 17.24 and 16.49 per cent rl!spectiveiy. sex-ratio. in the urban population of the district in The lowest prQportion of irrigated area to total cultiv- relation to .Staje

Table 18 - Growth, Density and Sex-ratio of UrbJ;) PopUlation in the. district in relation to the State I District State ,.------:------.-----A..-----___.__". r- .A. Total Urban %Urban Decadlil Derisity Sex.ratio' Total Urban %Urban Decadal Density Sex·ratio Population Popula. PopuJa,- percen. (P,opula. (No. of, Popnla. Popula­ Popula- percen. (Popula. (No. of' ti'on tion ta,go tiori per tomales tion tion tion tags vari. tion per females variation sq: km.) por 1,000 ation in sq· km. Y per 1,000 in urban males. ) urban malos) popula- popula- tion tion

1 2 3 4 I) 6' 7' S 9 10 11 12 13

W:H 1,150,582 8t ,816 7 .37 +22.56 4,678 912 38,782,271 2,626,261 6.77 +38.14 2,320 842 1931 1,337,802 103,016, 7 .. 70 +21.46 5,302 869 46,447,457 3 ,9Ul ,920' 8.43 +49.03 1,(11) 811 1971, 1,622,812 132,,0;)9 8.14 +28.19 6,885 ;846 lliJ,,~53 ,369 5,633,96610.06 +43.95 2,032 807

11)81 2,008,193'. 176,301 8.78 . +33 .50 9,192 '871 @,914,734 ;~,71.8,990 12.47 +54.76 2,727 832

The totil~urbJn population of the district, accord­ of intensive industrial activities there offers very limit­ ing, to the 1981 Census is 176,301 comprising 8.78 ed scope for employment. per cent of the district popUlation. The correspond in.; From coltinin 5 of the table, it is evident that the percentage for -the State, is 12047.. ,-Th~ r~te of in-. growth of urban populatio:1 of district has been in- I . crease in the urban population of the district has re­ creasing steadily over the decades except during the mained rather tardy over the decades,the proportion of decade 1951-61 when it had, shown a marginal dec­ urban pcipubtion having risen 'from T.J7, peccel1!ijn tille. The trend of growth of the urban pqpulati.on in - ' I 1951 to 8.78' per· centlb1 198 L The-'correspohdingJise the State has been slightly; different. During the in the' urhiul --population of,the:'State, on: th_e other .decade 1951-61 the, urban population growth was hand, has been Jfaster. ,While in 1951" the p_roPQt::tLon ';Of the' order of 49.03 per cent whereas duiing1961-71 of urban popurati6n 'Wis 'fo the extent of '0i1,1y, ,6.]7 it-dipped to 43.,95 per cent. Again during 1971-81 per cent of the' totalpopul'ation, in [981 it 'has almost it has registered an increase of 54.76 per ~nt which • "_' .,J doubled itself, the percentage\ having shot, up to ~2.-*7. appears to be. quite high in comparison to the growth It, therefore, follows that this district, even ,now;" is rates of the earlier decades and is, therefore, indi­ comparatively less urbanised in the state probably ,cat~ve Qf the faster rate of urban growth during the because ~h.e_r~ is pnl)' ,oJ?~ u.rpa,lJ ).l"i~ ;l.nO the lac~ )3:~t decade in the state in ~ener~J, . 2&

The density of population in the urban areas of OOcU pat16n ~aild 'their~ moocings in villages do not the district has always remained muchihigher as com': migrate as a complete family unit. Higher C01t' ell pared to the density Qf population in the urban areas living in the urban areas is another factor that of the State. This Clearly indicates that' Darbhimga discoufagci; the people from shifting the entire family tovin is becoming more crowded. Being'the only to the urban areas. urban unit of the district, this is but natural, as the movement of popUlation from the rural to urban Towns .ctdect' ,,'rid.,d~cla88ified 'in 1981 area\; '~s ni~$tIy taking place in the town of Dat­ . _, ., l . bhanga. There is only one town, viz. t Darbhanga (M) in , ' Though the sex-ratio for the urban areas of Oar­ tbe district of Darbhanga. In 1971 Census also the po~ition was the same as Darbhanga sadar subdivision bhiuiga district also has all along been higher than the urban areas of the State' it has been adverse for ~~. the old Darbhanga diStrict (which ,has been up­ females throughout. The sex-ratio, both for the graded as Darbh~ga district now) also consisted of one town, viz, Darbhanga eM). No town has either urban areas of the district and the State has ~n _been added ,or declassified in the present census. showing do declining trend till the 1971 Census. In 1981 Census, however, there has been an increase in Hence Table 19 has not been presented. the sex-ratio in favour of females in both the ca~es. The urban areas, infact, still suffer from a shortage Rece:pt and Expenditure in different towns of females as the town attract mainly the male popu­ lation by way of employment opportunities. The The table" BeloW-gives the details" of finances in the feltlale population continues to &tay in the vill­ urban local bodies in terms of per capita receipt and ages because the people having agriculture as the main expenditure.

T,ahle 20-Per capita reQeipt and ~penditm.e in towns

..... Recoipt (in Rs.) Eitpehditure' (in Rs. ) r------.A.------. r-- -.A.---' ----. Class. name 'rotal Rooeipt Receipt Total General' Expendi- Public Expenditure OtRIll and civic through from all expendi- adminis· tUre on works on public' 9.sjlects sta1;u8 of the bX68 other ture tration' public institu~ions town sources health and con­ venience

1 2, 3 7 8 '9 10 " Ij 6 I iDarbhsnga (Ill) 25.84, " 4.46 ~.39 ~.~, ~.H 2.07 0.27 9.00

Total , 25.84 4.45 21.39 23.91 1.78 10.79 2.01 0-27 9.00

"It,would be apparent' ftom the above figures that the per capitadotaLexpenditlolre: ,(Rs. 23.91). The the per" capita total receipt in'Darbhanga (M), the 'per capita "cxpenditllre 00 oth~ aspects (Rs. 9.00);is , "', .' .' " ' , " only 'town In the district, is Rs. 25,84 which is more wry close,to per oapita expenditw'e o~ public health ~ha?,:~i "capiiato~al e~pen:ditu'te 'eRs. 2'3.91)." Tbe and conveilie.nces. ,The ~r ,capita expenditure in- lion's shate' of the receipt comes,through' other 'SOurces , cur~d on general admini~ration, puplic institqtions .(~s. ,2103'9) which' 'is 'almost five'til11es more than the aild· public works is apparently quite low a~ compa~ed per' capita receIpt through'tax.es (Rs. 4.45). ··to dxpenditure mcurred,on ~b~ tWQ tyo\lnts mePti9ned ,'., f ,', :,: .' ) " above. Th~ per capit~: Je'f~p~iture on 'public health and conveniences (Rs. lO.79)iS more' than Qn¢ tltird' :of Schools per ten thou.and population in town Proportion of Slum popUlation in Towns Primary and middle school education facilities The details of slums have been collected only in are generally avalable in the town. The following the case of class I and class II towns. Relevant in­ table gives details of the different categories of educ­ formation was collected through the local officials of ational institutions per ten thousand population in the Municipalities, NACs etc. as also through the towns of the district. Town Planning Department in 1979. Darbhanga eM), is a class I town (population llakh and a.bove). The Table 11-&bools per teD thousand populatioa in following table gives details regarding slums in towos. Darbhanga town. Number per ten thousand popUlation 01l1.li8, na.me a.nd r- ---.. Table 23-Proportion of slum population in towns. Civic status Higher Seco- Secondary/ Junior Primary of~owu ndary/Inter/ Matricu­ Secon- Class, name and Proportion of the D6nsity in slums PUC/Junior lation dary/ civic status of slum population (per sq. km.) college Middle the town to total popula­ 1 3 , 3 tion of the town I Darbhauga (At:) 0.68 2.55 3.40 1 2 3 I Darbhanga (M) 23.40 34,664 Total 0.68 2.55 3.40 Total 23.40 34,664 There is no higher secondary/lnter/PUCjJunior college in Darbhanga eM), the only town in Darbh­ The table above indicates that slum popUlation in anga district. The number of secondary/Matriculation Darbhanga (M) constitutes 23.40 per c~nt of the total level schools per ten thousand population works out popUlation of the town. to be 0.68. While the number of Junior Seco­ The density of slum, (number of persons per sq. ndary/Middle School per ten thousand population is Kms.) is as high as 34,664 which shows that the 2.55 that of Primary school is 3.40 per ten thousand slums are over-crowded and there is ample scope for population. The table clearly indicates that the aver­ improvement in the Ii ving standard of the people age number secondary/matriculation level schools is residing in slums. less than other categories of ed ucational institutions Important commodities imported, exported and w hiclt are close to each other. manufactured The figures for the urban are,lS of the district The table below lists the most important comm­ are identical to the figures of Darbhanga (M), the odity manufactured, exported from and imported only twon in the district. into Darbhanga eM). Bed. in medical institution•. Table 24-Most important commodities manufac­ The table below furnishes information regarding tured, imported and exported in towns. availability of beds in the medical institutions in the Class, name and Most important commodity civiC status of r------"- ...... urban area of the district. the town Manufactured Exported Imported Table 2l-Number of bedi in medical institutions 1 2 3 4, In toWDS. I Darbhanga (M) WootllmFurnituro Makhault PetrOl Class, naMe and ci vic Number of beds in medical .tatUB of the town institutions per 1.000 It may be observed from ta ble above that the Population most important item, which is manufactured in Dar­ 1 2 bhanga town, is wooden furniture. G.48 I Darbhanga CM) The most important commodity, which is expOrted Total 5.48 to other pla~ from Darbhanga town is Makhana, The number of beds in medical institutions per which is a very profitable crop for the district. In­ 1,000 popula.tion for urban areas of the district works terestingly, it can be seen from the table that the most out to 5.48. The availability of beds in the hospitals important commodity which is exported to other in Drabhanga (M) the only town, is also the same. places is not necessarily the same important item The main reason for a slightly higher numWr of which is manufactured in the town. beds for the population is the existence of the Gove­ Petrol is the most important commodity which is rnroent Medical College Hospital at Darbhanga• imported in the town.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF Vil LAGES

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'ALPHABEtICAL LIST OF V1LLAGEt

Serial Serial. Serial no .in no. in no. in 81. Name of village .VDl 81. Name of village VP/ S1. Name of vi1l!lge VP, no. 'PCA' -no. 'PCA' nO. PeA 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 II

DEVELOP~ENT BLOCK~»~BBANGA

Adalpur 169 51 Chak Gadhia 137 103 Kharua 16S 2 Alafganj 64 52 Chak Jamal 106 104 Kheraj Bela . , . 108 Amdiha 3 38 53 Chak Jorhar 100 105 Kheraj Jalkar :Bawr .... 1.12 , Ami }89 54 Chakka 27 ,6 Andhri 112 55 Chak Karima 39 106 Kheraj . Nijab~t Khan ~ -'13 107 Iihodadadpur ft· 181 '6 Atihar 147 56 Chak Mohiuddin 31 108 KhojkipUl' ,.. 143 7 Au1iaganj 88 57 Chak Nasir 14 .109 Khutwara ,ltH 8 Arazi Barmotar 183 58 Chak Nizam 67 '110 LalBagh ... 'B7 9 Allfardiapur 10 59 Chak Sone 4j! '10 Az Rakbe Ami 187 60 Chak waH 128 '111 -' '1:au Tala l!ltl #:2 Leoma .'" 61S 11 Az Rakbe Purkho. 184 61 Champa nagar 75 -113 Mabbi Belauna '21 timpur 62 Chamru Bishunpur ]31\ 114 Madhpur '" 20 12 Badea. 13' 63 Chand patti 119 115 Madhopur 25 13 Badh Harauna 57 64 Chataria 19 " 14 Bahuarwa 1(12 611 Chhabila 180 U6 Madar Chak "93 111 Bakarganj 101 117 Mahdauli 11 66 Chhotaipatti 44 118 Mahesh Patti ]2 16 Balaha 61 67 Chikni 185 ll9 Yahjida 129 17 Balia 36 'w1I8 Dhoi 145 120 Mahua 160 18 Banauli 26 69 Dih Berai 156 19 Barmotar Az Rakbe 45 70 Diwari . 146 . 121 Majhiatn ;. .. 177 Chhatwan . ,22 Majlis Pokhar ..•. . J88 Barmotar Az Rak be 48 49 20 '11 Dularpur 123 Makhnahi "'" ~ 29 Dularpur 72 Dumduma 43 U4 Malpatti •.. -Ill 73 Dumri 176 125 Mamal ", . 40 21 Basaila 131 74 Fateh Aliganj 69 . !2 Basdeopur 63 75 Fazla 170 126 Mani .... ~ 119 23 Bazidpur 16 127 Manihas '... 6 2' Booaul 37 76 GabirChak 132 128 Manihas Kansi 3 25 Behat 109 77 Gairpur 41 129 Mardan Singh 81 78 Gangwara ... ]]8 130 Maulaganj 9 .. 26 Bela 125 79 Gaus&. 153 27 Bela. Dullah(1I73) 121 80 Gausa Dih 152 1:l1 Maulviganj ., .. 66 28 Bela Dullah (1)1:i/2) 1::2 1:12 Masumpur Kataria 2 29 Bela Hawada 127 81 Gehumi (505) 113 133 Mathurapur 107 123 30 Bela Shankar 82 Gehumi «(17) 126 134 Mnusimpur ''1'" .. : 13350 83 Gebumi (521) 130 135 31 Belbar 120 8~ Ghorgbata 144 32 Beluaganj 99 85 .Harpur( 319) 32 ]36 Mirzapur .. .85 33 Belwa 162 137 Misir(lanj - ... 77 34 Bbagwanpur !li8 86 Harpur (319[2) 33 138 Moulana Kalan M:(}h~m-:, ... 8 .. 311 Bh,,\ Patti }73 87 Himatqanj !l8 mad " 88 Hasan Chak 79 139 Murad Serg9nj 74 36 Bhaluahi 161 89 Hoveli Darbhanga 117 140 Muria . 54 37 Bhawnipur 155 '90 Jafra 182 38 Bhidhi 178 141 1llustafapnr ! ••• 190 39 Bhindi }67 9l .Kabaria 150 .142 Maina Ghat ~ ....' )il\ -iO Bhuakaul {is 92 Kabir Chak 1011 'H3 Nargauna ..... ' ~ 91 70 93 Kadirabad 144 Narkatia (116) 4 41 Bijuli 116 Kafipura 97 9l 145 'Narkatia (312) 28 4,2 Bisbunpur (4,51) 65 95 Kansi 5 43 Bishunpur (5-12/2) 140 H Bishunpur Medhi .. 112 96 Kanai Dakhli I : 146" Naua Galhi 71 '5 Borwa 174 97 Kanti 159 147 Pachgachhia 47 98 Korhatia 35 148 Padri 1I4 183 46 Chak Abdul Rahim 138 99 Ketuka 30 149 Panta 47 Cbak Bahmat (277) 13 100 Khairabatl 90 150 Pathar Patti 46 48 Cbak Bahinat (279) . 15 149 49 Chak Bhulka; .' . . 23 101 Khajuri 168 151 Pura Purkhotimpur "'0- ,179 .!iO Chak Phob1lj.hj ,.. 89 102 ,Khal®u6 ,), P ~. IIi! ~52 ALPHABETICAL Ll8.T OF, VILLAGi!S '_...contd.

Serial Serial Serial lt~. in no.in no. in SL~ Name of village VD/ 81. Name of village VDr 81. Name of village V1)1 no PCA no. PCA no. PeA 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-DARBHANGA -concld.

li3 Rafkumal Gallj "6 166 Ruhelaganj 68 179 SI,ahbazpur Bhulka . 22 154 Ram Berai 157 167 Sara Fazil 1I6 180 Shahzadpur 171 ·105 Ram Chak Waris Nagar 78 168 Said Nagar 9 169 Sahabad Ganj 76 181 Siso 24 JM Rampur 60 170 Said Jahan (491) 103 182 Sobhan 7 1.57 Rampur Kasim (502) ]]0 183 Sonki 141 w8 R'tmpur Kasim (530) )39 171 S!tid Jahan (492} 104 184 Subhankarpur 18 159 Ramsala 62 172 Saidpllr 92 185 Sundarpur ll6

160 Ranipur .~. 124 173 Saudagar MahalIa 82 174 Sarai Samserganj 80 186 Tektar 34 161 Ranna 172 175 Saraikhaie Saur 8 187 Tolahan 164 (~2 Ratnopatti 17 188 Thakurainia 53· 163 Rasula 148 176 Sara Mahamad 115 189 Bazar 95 f6t Rasulpur Sahila 14-2 177 Sekh Suleman 83 190 Z:.tmin Kberaj 96 165 Ruchaul 51 178 Shahbazpur 186

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BABADURPUR

1 Abdullahpur(479) 84 36 Bela Yakub 91 71 Dilawarpur 90 2 Abdullahpur (479/2) 85 37 Bhairopatti 89 72 Ekmi - 41 159 3 Ahiapatti 109 38 Bhatani 7:J Farukhpur 54 4 Ahila 48 39 Birnia 160 74 Fatehpur 131 25 5 Ahmad Sujawa1 122 40 Bisambharpur (130) 75 Gangapatti 99

6 Amapatti 162 41 B isambharpur (130/2 ) 26 76 Gangia 139 7 Andama 150 42 Bisambharpur (130/3) 27 77 Ganipur 64 8 Arazi Madhuban 163 43 Bisambharpur (130/4) 28 78 Gehumi 71 9 Asgaon 103 44 Bisambharpur( 130/5) 29 79 Ghorghata (601/2) 134 10 Az Rakbe Basdeopnr 138 4.5 Bishnnpur 153 80 Ghorghats (639/2) 136 38 9,( 11 Bahadurpur 46 Bishunpur Manora (533) ... 81 Gobinrlpur 81 47 Bishnnpur Manotll~533/2) ... 95 86 12 Badh Basti 82 Gopi Patti 13 Bo.laba ll9 48 B ishunpur Manora (535) 97 ll8 Balaho. Dariapur 53 49 Binni 158 83 Gorhia 129 14 84- Gorhiari 15 Bo.satpur 155 50 ChakAga 61 152 85 Gundauli 75 16 B o.lbho.darpur 9f; 51 Chak Gonauli 72 17 Bali 171 5') Chakka U4 86 Harpatti llO 18 Balia.{ ~20/2) 8 53 Chak Mahnauli 73 87 Hasanpur 140 19 . Balla (128) 20 54 Chak Maks1;ldpur IOn 88 Hem Naraenpu-r 32 20 Balia. (128/2) 21 55 Chak Pahar !l8 89 Jagatpllr (246) 46 90 Jagatpnr (246/2) 47 21 Balia (128/3 ) 22 FiG Ch"taria fi8 127 Chhaprar 132 22 Bali Asli 57 91 Jagdishpur (129) 107 !i8 Chintamanpnr 23 23 Bali BlIgraul 37 Jagdishpur ( 129/2) 60 50 Chorbandha 92 24 24 Ballupur 76 Jalwara 18 58 fiO Dalaur ( 300) 79 93 25 Baluahi (271) 94 Jiwanpatti 169 95 Jogiarllo 151 26 Baluahi (2'12) 59 61 Dalaur (300/2) 80 113 62 Darhar lot 27 Bankipur 96 Ka1yanpur 149 Baraur 161 6:1 Dagarsan 141 28 97 K\mlapatti 126 64 L 29 . B arheta (243) 42 Dasrath Patti 16-l Kamrauli 30 43 65 Dokuli 31 98 30 Barheta ( 243/2)- 99 Kapchhahi 145 100 Khairllo Kunji 170 31 Baruara 148 66 Deokali 142 32 Basdeopur 1:>7 67 Dharam Pokha.'f 36 33 Bastauli 82 68 Dharampur 101 101 Kheraj Kamrauli ]9 34 Bazidpllr 93 69 Dharni Patti (257) 1'.5 102 Kherajpur ( 244J 44 3$ JJediJ?atti 11\1 70 Dharnj patti ~ 257/2) 56 103 Kherajpur ~2 4/2.) 45 .. ALatM.B&TICA1/UST OF YILI.iA.8ES -~~la

Berial Serial Serial l\o.in no.in no. in $I Name of 'Village :Jl1 ',$1. Name of village VDI Sl. Name of village VDI no. A no. PeA no. PCA i 2 3 1 2 S 1 2 3

DliiVELOPMENl' . BLOCK-BAJlADUJU>.U& -c~ncld.

104 Kharaj Shah pur 83 128 Pansia 156 151 Jtasulpur Khurd 88 HIs Khojkipur 133 129 Parauna 167 152 R08anChak ~2 130 Phakila 120 153 Saidpur HI6 106 Kiahunpu'l' 105 154 Sal aha 100 107 Kokat 157 131 Phulwaria 9 155 Samra 69 108 Kuarpatti ,{ttlY2 ) 2 132 Pingi 130 lot Kuarpahi ( 111/3) :I 133 P irari ( 588 ) 123 106 Sanduar Gopa! lOS 110 Kusothar 121 134 Pirari (593) 128 157 Shahpur ... Iffi 135 Pokhar Bhiriall. 125 158 Shankapur 115 HI Lachhmipur .;. H6 159 Biram Pipra 168 112 Hadhuban 154. 136 Premjiwar 112 160 Sirdilpur ... 116 113 Mahnauli Bishunpur 74 137 Ptli'khopatti III ll~ Mahpara 144 138 Raghaipura 102 Ill) Hahua 135 139 Raja Rauii (123) 11 161 Sohhan (I19) 4 140 &<1ja Rauli (123/2) 12 162 Sobhan (119/2) 5 11'6 Maniari 78 163 Sobhan (119/31 6 Sobhan ( 119f~ 7 H7 ManihAs I 13 164 40 141 Raja RauIi (123/3) 165 Taralahi IH lIS Mathia ur/Madhopur 142 }~am bhadarpur 117 Jl9 Menka Baida 143 143 Ramnagar 31S 120 Mir Mehdi 65 144; RampaUi 39 166 Tarauni 63 146 Itampur Dakhli 77 167 Teunga 10 121 Hirzapur 33 168 Teunga ur/Chat- 16 122 M·)karari Kheraj 67 auli (12~ Musapur 66 146 Rampur Madan 34 17 123 57 169 Teung!.' ur Chat- 124 Mutnaza Tara LaM 52 147 Ramdur Ramdoo urf rauli (125f~) 1%3 Nehalpur 70 Chand Dih 170 Ughara 165 148 Rampur Rauli (124) 14 49 149 It>\mpur Rauli ( 12{/2) 15 116 Ojhaul 171 Yakubpur 62 127 Padri 147 150 RasuJpur Kalan 87

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-HAYAGHAT

122 {6 Dhiropatti 131 .1 Akbarpur 133 24 B"lia 47 611 26 Bans Dih 68 47 Dihlahi 2 Aliabad 48 Dumrawan 30 3 AlD.a Dih 77 .89 112 49 Farukhpur A Anantpu.r .. 2fJ Banswara 9 50 Ghosrama 67 3 Anar 126 27 Barhmotnra 81 33 28 Basant 27 6 Au Patti B ishu pur 125 29 Berai patti 107 til Godai Patti ... 7 Araila 6 30 Bharaul 101 52 Gopalpur 20 8 Az Rakbe BMdwar , 12l 53 Gorhaila .35 18 '3'1 114 Gorhiari .... 104 9 Az Rakbe KaH ( 4, 1I'hawani pur (166) 21 Az Rakbe Kali (18t) 38 31 55 Gorwara 11 ]0 32 Bhawanipur (200) 56 78 39 33 'Dihari Makllnd 17 11 M:Rakbe KaH (IS3) . 3t ·Bisaul 51 56 Gorwara Barhmotar ., Az R:lkbe Kali. (JI~~) 40 85 12 35 Bishunpur (164 ) 19 57 Hajipur . IS Az Rakbc ;Kali (18~) 41 ISS Hajipur Biranpatti 86 H Az Rakbe KaH (186) 42 1S9 Hasanpur 14, H Az Rakbe KaH (187) 43 36 Bishunpur (194) 50 60 Hawasa US 37 Bishunpur (562) lJ4 16 Az Rakbe un'a 46 38 Chanduna 70 61 Hichhaul .... 79 108 17 ... 92 39 Chandauli 34 62 Horilpatti B aghela "'~ ,93 40 Chandanpatti 106 63 Husenabad 8 18 B~ghela t. I I 91 19 Baghela ( 9) W 64 Jamalpur urfSantpur Bahadurpur 74 65 Kali (180) 36 20 41 Ohhatauna 58 .6{) ,42 Chikni 75 .4, II Bahupatti 66 Kali (188) .. 43 Dabhrauli 28 .~ Balaha 90 Kbusro Sarae ,95 44, Dath 52 67 B albhaQr Panchobh n~ 97 Kalhatta ,.. 31 .2!J Debipuf III G8 ,ilrfN~tla 45 34

ALPHABETICAL' UST OF VILLAGES -;cot!td.

S6rlal S6rial Berlal na.in no. in DO. In St. Name of village VDI SI. Name of villare VDI m. Nal}l.e of vilhg_o V!U no. PCA no. lPCA no. PCA 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 a

'J>EVELOPMENT BLOCK-HAYAGHAT -concld.

69 Kolwara 60 91 Musihama l6 Ill! Raaulpur 66 70. Lauara '7 92 Mustafapur 1()3 114 Ratanpura (11J7) )0 93 Narsllra 49 115 Ratllupura (137/3) 12 71 Madanpur Gorhiari 105 94 N6am 57 72 Madhopur (167) 22 95 Panchobh (120) 1 73 It[!tdhopur (167/2) 23 116 Ratanpura (226) 82 J 117 RUpRUli 29' 74 Madbupatti 115 96 Panchobh llS '" 75 Mabamadpur (205) 61 ( 120[4) 2 Saidpur 26 97 Panchobh (12011$ ) 3 119 Singhauli ll6 98 Pandaul 120 76 Mlthamadpur (267) 102 24 Sirampur 123 71 Mahamadpur Sendnnr 87 99 Pltrmanandpur 117 100 Parmar 124 78 Mlthllmadpur Sirnia 62 121 Siroia 79 Mfl.bnauli (261 ) 96 83 122 Siwaisinghpur 110 80 Hahnauli (263) 98 101 PareRuni )30, 123 102 Paurao 71 SobLnathpaUi (577) 127 103 Pator 124 Sobhnathpatti (577/2) 128 81 M.. jb.au1ia Bisaipatii 109 132 125 Sobha patti 82 Makhanpur 113 lot Patori 32 129 83 Maksudpur 64 105 Phulwaria (121) 4 8' Malahi patti Bahadur. 73 126 Talpupri 100 pur 106 Phulwaria 12'7 Thalwara 7'1 (198) lit 128 85 Manhara. 88 107 Pipraulia 84 Tisi Dib ]5 lOR Poaria 48 129 Uvbauli Ill! 86 Mannupur Kharra 69 J09 Rajwara 18 130 Udhopfttti 99 . 81 Manorathpur 119 1I0 Rampatti 80 88 Manorathpur Tulsi 120 131 Ughra ~3 89 Mtrzapur 72 III Rampur 25 132 Urra 90 Moro 13 112 R,ampurDih 45 II 133 Usma 83

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-SINGBWARA

1 Arai 77 26 Bisambharpur 98 51 Kalwara 2 Asthult 16 27 Biaaul 92 43 3 Atarbel 52 Kllnigaon lIS 08 28 Bishunath patti 26 113 Kathalia 4 Atarbel Ram Chhaura 59 29 Bithauli 36 60 fN Katka IQ ~ Bltbri 42 30 Chak J>argah 3D 55 Kauar 49 6 Bahuara Buzrug 93 31 Chak R:azi 21 7 Balahlt 56 KAwai 1>2 79 32 Chaphltn ·64 lJ7 Kewat8& B Ban

ALPHABETICAL LIS'!' OF VILLAGES -contd.

Serial Serial Serial no,in' no. in '81. Na.me of villa.ge no. in VDl 81. ~ame of village VDf 81. ~ame of village nb. peA 'VDl ' no. peA no. peA 2 3' I 2 3 1 2 3

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-SINGHWARA- -concld.

76 Misrauli 61 86 Ra8ulpur 82 94 Sarah.. 91 77 Mohanpur 14 87 Sahaul '18 80 95 Sarwara 84 Nista 18 88 Sadhopur ... 30 70 Paillamba.rpur 37 89 80 Sadbopur Bjshunatbpllttl ... 29 Paira 12 90 Sauhpur (51j2) 5 96 Sbakarpur 31 81 Phu1t.hua 86 97 Simli . ,82 62 Pipra 34 98 Singllwara 53 83 Rajo 32 91 Sanabpur (51/4) 7 99 Sirhauli 84 97 Rampatti 33 92 Sanab pur Buzurg 4 100 Tekhr 100 85 Ra.mpura 66 1}3 Sa.nabpur :Qih ' 9

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-JALE

1 Ahiari 59 21 Jogiara 7 41 Manam Rhedu 3 2 Badri 2 22 Kachhua 49 42 Masaa :H 3 Baghaul 23 23 Raji Babera 20 43 Milk Pauni 30 4 Bandhauli 26 24 Kalwara 51 44 Muraitha 22 5 Barhampur (116 ) 55 25 Kamtaul 41 45 Nagar Diha 21 6 Ba.rhampur (5'6/2) 56 26 Ka.ngni 42 46 Nawa.da 8 7 Chak Milki (16) 17 27 Karbaduli 34 47 NimrauJi 60 8 Chak Milki (41) 43 28 Karbans Ratanpur 53 48 Pakhauli . 10 9 Chak Talaila 44 29 Karwa 33 49 Pauni 28 10 Chandar Dipa 19 30 Katai 57 50 Rajaun 37 II Chandauna I 31 Kataia 58 51 Rajaun Asli 36 12 Darhia 40 32 Katraul (14i 15 52 Ramaul 39 13 Doora 27 33 Katraul (15) 16 5:{ Rorhi 46 14 I'ighopatti 24- 34 Khajurwara 41i 54 Ratanpllr Abhiman 5~ 15 Dighra 18 35 Kheraj 5 55 Ratanpur Mokari 52 16 Gadari 9 36 I_alpur 4S 56 Reorha 14 17 Gabri 47 37 :&Iahuli N ankar 25 57 Sadrabad 29 18 Ghograba 4 38 Majhaura 32 58 Sahapour 6 19 Harauli ]3 39 Malikpur 50 59 Sisauni Rajaun 38 20 Jail' 11 40 MananDeh 12 60 Tariani 35

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-KEOTffiANWAY

Apan Patti 98 16 Bberiabi 52 31 Chak Bhawllni 67 2 Andama 39 17 Bhoj Patti (329) 15 32 Cbakka (445) 107 3 Asrafpur 31 ]8 Bhoj Patti (!3IU) 35 33 Chakka (445/2) 108 4 Asraha 65 19 Bhokraba 37 34 Chamar Jana uri Dudhia' ... 28 5 Bansar& 88 20 Bihatwara 5:l 35 Chatra ... 50

6 Banwari Patti 79 21 Binwara I'i8 36 Chhachha ...... 83 7 BaraM 55 22 Birkha (410) 96 37 Chhatwan 100 8 Ba.rahi Abue.r& 51 23 Birkha (4.10/2) 97 38 Da.lwa 19 {} Bariaul 2 24 Birkllauli (345) 29 39 Darma 69 10 Bazidpur (340) 23 25 Birkhauli (374) 59 40 Dhuria 38 11 Bazidpur (34.0/2) . 24 ' 26 Birna (317) 3 41 Dberi Chak 44 12 BeMa 68 27 Birna (320) 4. 42 'Dighiar 75 13 Belauna 49 28 Bishunpur (409) 95 43 'Dhobgawan 109 loi Bha.gwatpur 86 29 ,Bisbunpur (4.41) 103 ,44 Dharia Chhauani& ... 84 15 Bharathpur 94 30.ChakAjam 32 _ 45 Dhuria Daharia 21 ' ... , :w.,

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF YfI::i.AGES -contd.

Serial Serial· Serial nO. in no.in no.in SIl. Name of village VDl Sl. Nar;ne of village Vnl Sl. NaJII.e..of yjU8~ VD/ p.o. PCA .no· peA no. peA 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-KEO'l'IRA..NWAil'i -coneld.

46 Dor;ne 45 68 Kishunpur 54 89 Pacharhi 85 47 Ekdara .... 61 69 Koilatban 46 90 Pacbma 26 48 Gebindpur 33 70 Kopgarh 91 49 Gokhul 99 91 Paigambarp'Jf . 76 50 Hajipur 72 71 Kothia 25 92 Pindaruch ]8 72 Kothli Majhiama 5 93 Para 70 51 Ho,numlln Nagar (355) 40 73 Ladari 73 9t Pathra 62 52 Hanuman Nagar· ( 356) 41 74 Ladha 10 95 Pilakhwar 102 53 Harpur(362) 47 75 Lahuar 92 64 Harpur (362/2) 48 96 Raiam 82 55 Jahangirpur 104 76 Lalganj urfBadh 74 97 Rajaura 81 77 Madhopatti Raghauli 12 98 Rasulpur 43 56 Jalwara 64 78 Mabamlldpur 13 99 Ratauli 57 57 Jethiahi 66 79 Mab~ajan 105 100 Samaila (343) 27 68 Jiwar 101 80 Megha llO 59 Kaem Chak 36 101 SamaHa (393) 78 60 Kaharia 1 102 Sal'hwara 34 81 Milki (323) 8 ....{03 8arjapur 93 89 82 Milki (323/2) 9 104 Sekhpura urf I'~gar- 30 61 KamaldahJ 16 62 Karjapatti I1 83 Mohan Math (330) wara 63 84 Mohan Math (330/2) 17 105 Shahpur 7 63 Kasma Lala 87 64 Kooti Ranwe 77 85 Mohanpur 65 Khernj Dhuria 20 106 Sbahpur Dih 6 86 Naya Gaon ( 395) 80 107 ShekhpAtti' 14 66 Kheraj Mardan Singh 56 87 Naya Gaon (444) 106 108 Surat J",lkor 71 67 Khirma 60 88 Nonaura 42 109 Tektar 22

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-MANIGACHHI

I Afzalpur Gangauli 52 26 Chak Chintamanpur 20 51 Kurson 94 2 Amtahi 87 27 Chakha 70 52 J,agDla Rambbadar 49 3 Aropur 54 28 Cbak Milki 29 5:l Lahat" 64 4 Awam 41 29 Chand"ur 28 M Lebara 10 I) Az Rakbe Kotma 58 30 Dadpatti 72 55 Lodiami (360, 73 .; 6 Badhipur .. , 22 31 Dabura 2 56 J,odiami (361) 74 7 Baghant 55 32 Deona 31 57 MachbaJta 86 8 Bahuarwa 53 33 Dhanirampur 42 58 Madaria" 71 9 Baika 85, . 34 . 'pbankaul. ,~j) 59 Madhepur 40 10 Barhampur 1 35 Dubhaul "3!} 60 Mabia 88

Barhampura 30 36 Ejrahta 68 61 MaMbor 62 11 62 Mamobihat 16 12 Barhmotar 79 37 Gangauli 36 ... Batha 51 3S Gauspur (225) 65 63 Mir Chak 16 13 Nankar 14 Bathay 57 31'1 Gauspur (225/2) 66 64 25 65 Naraenpur 75 15. Bazidpur IS 40 Jagdishpur 9 66 Narot.impur 3 16 Belahi 19 41 Jatuka 21 67 Nodbiami 69 17 Belaur 26 42 Kaesth Kawai 7 68 Pachai Machh~ita 87 18 Bbandarso 24 43 Kaithwar 77 69 Paik Tola ... 12 19 Bbatpura. 31 44 Kanakpur 43 70 Paithan Ka\yll

~"ABETtCAL UST OF VtLLAOES--fOndd.

Serjal Serial Seria) no. in no. in no. in 81. Name of villag!, Vl)1' S). Name of villsge VD/ SI, Name of village V"DI no. POA no. PeA no. PCA

2 3 2 3 1 2 3

DI;YELOPMENT BLOOK.-MANlGACHB.1-concld.

76 Pokhar bhinda 45 83 Sirampur (205) 47 89 Tardi 8" 77 Raghopur 8 84 Sirampur (205/2) 48 90 Tariati 17 78 Raja Kharwar 78 85 Siripur Bathampur 6 79 Raja 27 80 Sakatraipur 46 91 Tatuar 14 86 Sotharia 90 92 Tatuwar 34 81 Sherpur 76 87 Sukhwara 3" 93 Ujan 38 82 Sidhl Tajpur 93 88 Tangha 92 94 Urgawan 63

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BAHERI

tI Adhe.rpur 48 28 Dadarwara 29 M Madhuban 118 2 Amta 66 29 Dhanauli 8 55 Maheshpur 15 3 Athar 1 30 lJhobepur Bansara 41 Baghauni 61 56 Mahua 11 "5 Baghra 13 31 Dilawarpur 25 57 Mankopatti 28 32 J)ohat Narain 57 58 Matunia 68 6 Baheri Ii6 33 Dhubauli 9 59 Naradapatti 76 7 Bakmandar 54 34 Dumri 31 60 Neamatullahpur 21 8 Balgaon 2 36 Gangdah 67 9 Bapdh l}ahura 51 61 Nimaithi 26 10 Bandh Jhanjbar 65 36 Gujrauli 33 62 Paghari 14 37 Harachha 30 63 Pokhi 80 11 Bandhauli 60 38 Hathauri 42 64 Partapatti 47 12 Behrauna. I) 39 Havi Az Rakbe 72 65 Ram.uli 34 13 Bento. :w 40 Haridih G:l 14 Bhachhi Asli 4 66 Rampur 22 U; Bhagwatipur 44 41 Inay 59 67 Sadhua (61) 35 42 Jadupatti 3" 68 Sadhua (121) 69 16 Bharwari 40 43 Jhanjbar 64 69 Salha 52 17 Bhawani Nimaithi 27 44 Jurja 11) 70 Samadbpura lit) I) 18 Birchaka 45 Kalyanpur 10 19 Bithauli 7:1 71 Samastipur 39 20 Chaka 20 46 Kapi 78 72 Sankhara 17 73 Semram 71 21 Chakla ( 127 ) 75 47 Kargawan 23 48 KhaJgrhaata 43 74 Semri 12 22 Chakla ( 129) 77 75 Serwa Manor 7 23 Chakla (132) 79 49 Khagri 45 37 00 Kbarari 46 24 ChakMilki 76 Sher 62 25 Chak Raipur 18 77 Sonw"n 53 51 Kumar 16 78 Sosari 74 26 Chakwa 38 52 Kushiam 70 79 Thathupur 49 27 Chilha Asli 24 53 Lagupur 50 80 Turki 3

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-BENIPUR

1 Achalpur 65 11 Balni 21 21 Bishuntur 24 2 Adhloam 51 12 Barham Patti 99 22 Chuk K oka 69 3 A lin agar R6 13 Basuham (134) 22 23 Cbak M;lki 94 4 Amaithi 6 14 Basuham (134/2] 23 24 Chamro Patti 96 D Andauli 78 15 Batho 11 25 Dakhram 32 6 rAntaur 52 16 Benipur (151) 44 26 Deoram 7 7 A akaul 88 17 Benipur (151/2) 45 27 Dhamsayn 71 8 Az R.ube Mahina. 39 18 Bhakura 77 28 Dha1:llwara 82 I} Bcgbela 70 19 Bikupatti 62 29 Gadaul 107 10 Baigani 60 20 Bishunathpur 4 30 Ganeeh Banauli 27 a8

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES -contd~

Serial Serial Serial no.in no.in no.in $,. Name of village VDI Sl. Name of village ~DI S1. Name of village VDl no. peA no. peA no. peA 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 S

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BENIPUR- -ccmcld.

31 Garha .90 fl8 Madhopur 15 84 Pohadi 40 ~Ol Gorkha 100 59 Maha.madpur (136) 25 85 Raghunandanpur 46 33 Hanuman Nagar 101 60 Mahamadpur (136/2) 26 34 Haritha (231) 72 86 Ramauli 56 3(5( Haritha (231/2) 73 61 Mahinam 37 61 35 87 Ram patti 62 Mahinawan 88 Rampur l1dai 67 86 Harpur 8 68 Ma.jhaura 47 93 51 89 Ra.yhia.m 14 37 Harsinghpur 64 Milki (155) 90 Rashidpur 66" 38 Hathauri J06 65 Milki (255) 95 39 Hari Bhauor 10 40 Uaharwa 1 66 Mirzapur 105 91 Rasulpur 17 9? 83 67 MOHzamEur 64 Rupaspur 41 Jaitipur 48 68 Mohan ahera 28 93 Sajshwar 59 42 Ja.kauli 16 69 Mohiuddinpur 80 94 Semraon 12 43 Jarshon 20 70 Mokarampur 58 95 Shampur 89 44 Karhari (143) 3a 45 Karhari (143/1) 34 71 Mokhlispur 92 96 Sherampur 30 72 Motipur 76 97 Sima Balha 42 46 Kataha 000 81 n Nanda Patti (12812) \8 98 Sirampur 9 47 Katwasa 36 74 Nanda Patti (1 28/3) 19 99 Siripur Dharukh 41 48 Khamhan· 38 75 Nankar (167) 63 ]00 Siripur Jagat to. 43 49 Kiratpur 91 50 Kishunpur (,5 ]04 76 Nankar ( 352) 101 Sisauni ,84 77 Narma 87 , 51 97 54 102 Soharpur 79 Kortho 78 Nawada J03 :74 52 Labani 31 79 Nuruddinpur post 103 Sohat 49 98 104 Supaul 13 53 Lachhumanpur (154) 80 Panchu Pattl 2 54 Lachbumanpur (lMJ2) 50 105 Tarauni Lachhumanpur Garha 53 55 81 Parkhotimpur 3 7;; 106 Tumanl 68 102 82 P~l'swar II 1\6 Lilpur Pirauli 85 107 Uphardaha 57 LutfuUahpur 29 83

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK_GHANSHYAMPUR

44 Kalhat 22 28 23 Burheb Inaitpur 50 81 1 Adharpur 43 45 Khandwara 2 Akhtwara 75 24- Chharaptti :panka 62 3 Amahi 71) 25 46 Kanhai 21 4 Asi 14 33 47 Kuraund (261) 7 Asma 59 21> Dathua 311 5 ;Dhangha 67 48 Kasrnund (3'3,. 27 49 Khaisa 76 28 Dohatha 58 6 Az Rakbe Hardwarpur ' 38 48 50 Rortbo 3 7 Balthari 20 29 Dompathi Faizullahpur 51 8 Bangrahata 6 30 51 Kubaul 6f5 34 17 9 Basuli 47 52 Kunnuni 10 Baswara 45 31 Gadhaul 53 Lagwa Bais 27 32 Ganauni 12 2 73 54 Magura II Bath 66 33 Qauramansingh 55 Mahatwar !16 9 34 Ghan Shampur 53 12 Belwara 36 13 Bhaguanpur Bhit . 49 35 Gulma 56 Mahuwar 16 14 Bhandari80 80 57 Malnadih )3 79 19 15 Bhobhaul 36 Hardowarput 37 58 Mani roth i Hasanpur (323) 15 59 Mansara 30 69 37 26 16 BhoH 38 Hasanpur (331) 23 60 Misrauli 17 Bhuskan 72 Hasanpnr (332) 24 P2 39 20 ]8 Birdipur 40 Jadupatti 40 61 Nadai 19 Bishunpur 8 62 Nankar: 31 20 BorwR ' ··f 4 63 ,Nari Bhadaun 5 4,1 Jagson 68 'til 77 64 ' Narkal;ia Buram 71 42 Jamal pur 10 21 a 61 65 Nasahara 22 :Burhab 52 43 Jbagaru 39

AI.PHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGE$- CO ",d.

Serial Sariai Soria! no.in no.in no.in Sl. Nam" et vill&f!e VPI Sl. Name of village VD/ SI. Name of village VDJ no. PC~ .no. PCA no • PCA 2 3 1 2 3 2 ~

. DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-GHANSHYAMPU& -concld.

66 Padari 42 73 Ranta 74 78 Tarwara 67 Pali 55 74 Salah pur Lngrna 57 79 Tatari 63~" 68 Parasrama l! 75 Semadeori 46 SO Tira 18 69 Pbakirana 54 70 P~hadi 39 71 Punabad I 76 Shahpur 32 81 Tumaul 44 72 Rasiari 60 77 Supaul 41 82 Upbraul -."', ~ 29

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BIRAUL

I Adhlar (302) 66 31 Hanshi 46 59 Nouri 32 2 Adhlar (303) 67 32 Hanti 61 60 Padri 26 3 Afzala 58 33 Harpatti Gobindpur 36 Ahiea 70 34 Harpur Kalan 42 61 P~ghari .' 63 "5 Akbarpur B aik 00 35 Rasopnr 75 62 Palaws. ... 69 63 Parhat $0 6 Arnan 13 36 Ja garnath pUr 9 64 Patania (276) 38 7 Andhiari 7 65 37 Jagdispur 34 Patania (288) 5').~ 8 Aran Pokhram 55 3S Jaj Kishunpur 10 9 Arazi Bangrasi 76 39 Kahuwa (269) 33 66 Ph arsabi 68 10 Arjuna Bijulia 5 40 Kahuwa (310) 74 67 Pokhram or ,51 68 Punach ~8f1 II Athar 23 69 Ramnagar 41 17 19 12 Auranga Usuri I Kamar Kalan 70 Rampur 21 13 Az Rakbe Gobindp.ur 35 42 Kataya 53 14 Baijnatbpnr 72 43 Kothram 83 71 56 Rasulpur 49 15 Balia . 57 44 Ladha 72 Rohar 45 Lalpur 37 30 73 Saduka 39 16 Bangrasi 73 74 Sahasram 22 17 Banpur 6 46 Mabamadpur ~9 75 Saho 25 18 Bargawn 71 47 Mahua 24 ": 19 Be1gaun 18 48 Malhi 85 76 Shiunagar '28 20 Bhaini 50 49 Manorbhoram 2 77 Shiwapur 14 50 ManSH-ra 84 78 Sihal 27 21 Bhanta 82 79 Sirsia 15 22 Birampur 12 51 Mirzapur 11 80 Sogaha 48 23 Changwara 5i 4 Deokali 8 52 Murwara 24 Naraenpur (280) 43 Sl Sonbihat 31 Dumri 29 53 25 54 Naraenpur (280{1) 44 82 Sonpur 63 Nath Patti (278) 40 83 Supaul 79 26 Fakirana 81 55 45 8t. Talibpur 47 27 Gambhiria 85 Tenduwa 77 28 Gaura 3 56 Nath Patti (27812) 41 78 57 Nausta 16 29 Galri Uchti 62 30 Gama 64 58 Nayanngar 20 86

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-KUSHESHWAR ASTHAN

1 Aber 31 9 Buarampur uri Masan- 36 16 'Bars9nda 52 2 Aber ur/Rambari 30 khum 17 Basaul 7 3 Adalpur 44 10 Baira 55 18 Beltaharwa 100 4 Aurahi 106 19 Ber 28 5 .Asman 50 11 Balaha 9 20 Bhadahar 60 12 Baraunia 98 6 Aso 14 13 Bargaon 48 21 Bhaluka 46 7 Atraha 33 14 Barhampur 15 22 Bhatwan 42 8 Aurahi 17 15 Barna (Baranda) 88 23 Bhirua 68 ALPHABETICAL LI$T' OF VILLAGES --~Jlcld.

Serial Serial Serial no. in no.in no. in st. N"nt:o of village VDI 81. Name of viIlnge VD/ 81. Name of village VP/ no. POA no. PCA 110. PCA 1 2 :} 1 : 3 1 2 3

DEVEIJOI'lWm'r BLOC'K-KUSHESHWAR ASl'HAN-concld.

!, Bis·haria 66 53 Kachhua 26 81 Pach·hara Buzurug 39 23 B1shuni a 97 54 Kalan Dih 20 82 Pach bara Khurd 38 55 Kaunia 94 83 Paika Charai '12 26 Burhia Sukhrasi 108 84 Pa.kahi 87 27 Chingri 86 56 Kewat Gawan 70 85 Pando 49 Darbepur 13 57 Khalasin 45 i3 Dli&rampur 47 58 Khesraha 65 86 Pipra 87 !it) DhiIJBham 25 59 Khetas Kakna 19 87 Piprahi 77 60 Kola 105 88 Pirori 11 31 Dinmo H 89 Raepur 76 2 32 Doriha urlli[anoripatti 61 Kalartoka 104 90 Roota. 69 33 Dubaha. 81 18 62 Ladiami 62 34 Fakirana Kalan Dih 6a 91 Samhaura 101 Gea8pur 34 Laranch Bhadaur 57 36 64 L:lrni 4 92 Sanauli (235) 53 65 LOdipur 10 93 Sanauli (235/2) 54 36 Ghordaur 82 9t Sanicha.ra 83 37 ahorsar 22 95 Semraha. 85 '38 Godaipura 78 66 ~Iahadeo Math 107 39 Gora 16 67 Maharajpur 12 96 Sbahpur 79 1O Goram Dih 43 68 Mahisaut 73 97 Sima. 103 69 Mahisant, ur/Narkatia 89 98 Sitipur urI Sukmarpur 35 41 Gotha.ni 8 70 Mahri 58 99 Sisauna 71 U Gulma 92 100 Sughrain 90 43 Hara.uli 37 71 l\bhri Chakla 61 44 HILrnal8r 23 72 Mahri Dih 59 10l Sultanpur 29 45 Rarna i 95 73 Maihi 27 102 Tli.Bman Patti 84 74 Majhiam U 103 Tilakpur 109 46 Ratbauri 6 75 M,tnaitha 1 91 5 104 Tilokeswar "7 Rathra 10!,> Tole Khaki Dasp'Ilr 32 '48 Himi 51 99 76 Mtnoripur 40 49 nahar 106 Uda. 95 110 Jafarpur 3 77 Missi 21 78 Mohim Buzurug 63 107 Ujua. 102 Utthua 93 Jt.kbri 64 19 Mohim Khurd 56 108 III Uilrj 96 52 Jhajbra 80 80 Nuraenpur 41 109 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK PART A

Village Directory SECTION I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

As already mentioned in the introductory part Notes prepared for each village by the local offi­ the Village Directory presents particulars of ame­ cials at the Community Development Block level. nities available in each village besides giving the For columns 5 to 10 of the Village Directory list of villages in each Development Block (ar­ if a particular amenity such as education or medi­ ranged in alphabetical order) and in respect of cal facility, etc. was not found to be available 'in each village its area, number of households, popu­ the village, the distance from the concerned vil­ lation and land use data. The items of informa­ lage, to the nearest place where such an amenity tion on amenities available to the village include was available has been indicated in broad ranges educational (col. 5) medical (col. 6), drinking of distance, viz. '(-5 Kms.)', '(5-10 Kms.)' and water (col. 7), post and telegraph (col. 8), mar­ . (10+ Kms.) '. The nearest place may lie in the ket/hat (col. 9) rail/road or other communication same development block, or in some other develop­ facilities (col. 10) and power suppl)' (col. 13). ment block of the same district, or other district of Other items of information such as copies of news­ the State or even outside the State. In view of the papers coming in the village, motor cycle/scooter, constraint of space the particulars of distance by car, jeep and tractor available in the village etc. range of the nearest place where anyone of the have been incorporated in the "Remarks" column. medical or educational amenities, etc., is ?,vailable Land use is shown as area under forests, irrigated has been shown provided none of the .medical or land and sources of irrigation, unirrigated land, educational amenities was available in the concern­ culturable waste and area not aVililable for culti­ ed village. For medical amenities, the availabi­ vation. For uninhabited villages information about lity of dispensaries/community health worker has land ues only has been presented. been taken as the most modest facility. Similar­ ly primary school has been considered as mOit mod­ In the format the villages have been arranged est educational amenity. in ascending order of their thana numbers which also represent their location code numbers within In column 6 of the Village Directory format, a development block. The villages which have composite schools such as middle schools with been wholly merged in towns under the appro­ primary classes or secondary schools with middle priate orders of the Government but continue to classes etc., have also been included in the number be borne on the Thana Jurisdictional Lists of the of primary and middle schools respectively. For State Government, those treated as outgrowths example, if in a village there are two primary of towns or urban agglomerations, and those de­ schools and one middle school with primary classes clared as Census towns have also been shown in the number of primary schools in the village has the Village Directory at the appropriate places been shown as three and that of middle school as according to their Thana numbers with neces· one even though there are only three educational sary explanation against each. No data have, institutions in alI. So also is the case of secondary however, been presented in respect of such vil­ schools etc., if a similar situation exists. lages. Communication facilities and approach to The data presented in the Village Directory village have been distinguished and shown sepa­ have been compiled on the basis of Mauzawara ratel>: to enable one to find out whethet the village is servtd by .any mode of public transport under water, e.g. rivers and canals and other ·lands such as bus, rail, waterway etc. (column 10) and put to uses other than agricultural have been whether the village u approachable throughout put under this category. the year or only during fair weather. Barren and uncultum9le lands-Barren and The pattern of .presentation of land use data unculturable lands relate to areas covered by in the Village Directory conforms to the pattern mountains, deserts etc. Land which can not be ,of ,classification of land use as recommended by brought under cultivation except at ,a high cost the Ministry of Food and Agriculture, Govern­ is classed as unculturable, whether such land h 'ment of India and as adopted by the State Govern­ in isolated blocks, or within the cultivated hold­ ment. These are as follows .: ings.

1. Forests Permanent pastures and other .grazing lanas­ All grazing lands, whether or not they are :per­ 2. Not available for cultivation- manent pastures and meadows have been put (a) Lands put to non-agricultural uses, under this category. Common village land.. and (b) Barren and unculturable lands. grazing lands within forested areas are also in­ 3. Other uncultivated lands excluding fallow cluded under this head. lands- (a) Permanent pastures and other graz­ Land under miscellaneous tree crops a.nd ing lands, groves-All cultivable lands, which are not in­ (b) Lands under miscellaneous trees, cluded under the net area sown, but are put to crops and groves not included in the some agricultural use have been put under this net area sown, category. Lands under miscellaneous tJice crops, (c) Culturable wastes. thatching grass, bamboo bushes and other groves 4. Fallow lands- used for· fuel etc.,which are not included under (a)' lFallow lands other than current 'occhards' are classed under this category. fallows, (b) Current fallows. Culturable waste- All lands available for cultivation, whether or not taken up for cultiva­ 5. Net area sown. tion, or abondoned after five years of cultivation for one reason or the other shall come under In the format of the Village ,Directory column 15 this category. Such lands may be either fallow (Forest) is identical to category 1 above. or covered with shrubs and jungles which are not Columns 16 (Irrigated) and 17 ~ ~unirrigated) put to any use. They may lie in isolatetl blocks or give the break up of cultivable land. These are within cultivated holdings. a combination of categories 4 (a+b) and 5 above. Column 18 (Culturable waste) corresponds to Current f.allows-Lands which are left fallow category 3 (a+b+c) above while column 19 during the current yeaR have been treated as contains information relating to category 2 (a + h) . current fallows (the term current year refers to .the 'rear in which data were collected). The concepts of land use pattern .are explain­ ed below: Other fallows-AU !lands which were taken up for cultivation but are temporarily out of Forest-The term includes all lands classed as cultivation for a period of not less than one year forests under any legal enactment dealing with and not more than five years have been ~eated forests or administered as forests, whether State­ as other fallows. owned or private and whether wooded or maintain­ ed as potential forest .land. Cultivated area-The sum of net areas sown Land put to non-agricultural use-All lands and area ,under current lallows and other fallows occupied by buiklings, roads and' railways or gives the cultivated.' area. 46

·The land use data furnished in cols. 15 to PRC Pnimary Health . Centre 19 have been presented in hectares upto two PHS Primary Health Sub- places of the decimal after necessary conversion Centre of land areas from acres and decimal fractions D Dispensary (as maintained and ot,tained from Revenue au­ FPC Family Planning Centre thorities from the field). The area of the Hllage TB T. B. Clinic in column 3 has been shown in hectares. NH Nursing Horne RP Registered Pri~ilte .Prac· It will be seen that the total are'! under di£­ tioner fe~ent land uses as indicated in columns IS to SMP Subsidised Medical Prao 19 does not add up iiI some cases, to the total tioner geographical area of th~ village. This can be CHW Community Health Work attributed to the fact that area under water bodies er etc:, generally not included in the land use is a Others statistics of the village. (iii) Column 7-Drinking Water As 'already' mentioned in the eadier para­ T Tap Water graphs the iJi.£ormation in Village Directory is W Well Water presented for each village Development lilock- Tk Tank Wate: wise. TW Tubewell Water Hp Handpump Following is the list of abbreviations used in R River Water the Vilhige Directory : F Fountain (i) Column 5-Educational C Canal p Primary or Elementary L Lake School (upto class IV) S Spring M Middle or Junior Secon­ N Nuliah/NalalNallah dary School (upto class o Others VIII) NA Information Not .~vail H Matriculation or Second­ able ary School (upto class X) PUC Higher Secondary, Inter­ (iv) Column 8-Post and Telegraph mediate, Pre-University, PO Post Office Junior College. TO Telegraph Office C College PTO Post and Telegraph Office I Industrial School Tr Training School Phone Telephone Connection Ac Adult Literacy Class! Centre (v) Column 100Communications o OthQr Educational Institu, BS Bus tions. (Sanskrit Pathashala, RS Railway Station Senior Basic School, Makh· NW Navigable .Waterway (in tab, etc.)' eluding river, canal, back waters, etc.) (ii). ,Column 6:-Medical H Hospital (vi) Column ll-Approacli to Village MCW . . Maternity- and Child WeI· fare Centre PR Pucca Road l\[H '.' Maternity Home KR Kutcha Road ewe Child. WeIfare Centre NR Navigable River HO ,Health Centre NC Navigable. Canal NW Navigable Waterway pend ices have been provided the details of which . (other than river or are given below : canal) Appendix I FP Foot Path This statement gives, for each development block, the number of villages having various (vii) Column 13-Power Supply levels and types of educational institutions, such ED Electricity for Domestic as Primary School, Middle School, Adult Literacy purpose Centres etc., various types of medical institutions EAg Electricity for Agriculture such as dispensaries, primary health centres, etc.• purpose and the number of each kind of such institutoins, EO Electricity for Other pur­ various types of sources of drinking water such as poses like industrial, com­ taps, tube-wells, etc., post and telegraph offices, mercial, etc. power supply, railway station, bus stop etc. and EA Electricity for A U purpos~ also the number of villages not having any of listed above these amenities. Appendix U (viii) Column 16-Irrigated by source This table gives for each non-municipal town GC Government Canal (i.e., place treated as town only for Censlls pur­ PC Private Canal poses) the area under forests, area under irriga­ W Well (without electricity) tion, unirrigated land, culturable waste and area WE Well (with electricity) of land not available for cultivation. In Dar­ TW Tube-well (without elec­ bhanga district, however, there is not Census town. tricity)' Hence this appendix does not find place in this TWE Tube-well (with electri volume. city), Appendix III Tk Tank R River This appendix gives development block­ L Lake wise, the list of villages where no educational, WE Waterfall medical and public health facilities, etc., are avail­ o Others able. This statement is expected to be of consi­ derable use in micro-level planning. (ix) Column 20-Remarks Appendix IV This appendix gives the list of vil~,ages with N Copies of Newspapers the population of the Scheduled Castes and the \ coming in the village. Scheduled Tribes in various percenta"ge rang~s. M Motor Cycles/Scooters Part A of the appendix deals with the population available in the village. of the Scheduled Castes in the villages while Part C Cars / Jeeps available in B deals with the populati!}n of the Scheduled the village. Tribes. Information is presented by the per~entage T Tractors available in the ranges as indicated below : . . village. For the Scheduled Castes (Part A) : 0-5, 6-10, 11-15, 16-20, 21-30 and .31 . and It is likely that a village may have more than above. one institution/amenity of the same kind. Such For the Scheduled Tribes (part' B) :" 0-5, a situation would arise only in the case of columns 6-15, 16-2;>, 26-35, 36-50· and 51 and 5, 6 and 20. In such. cases the number of such above. institutions jilmenities has been given in parentheses This statement will facilitate in identifyin.g after the appropriate symbol in Cols. 5 or 6 and the villages having concentration of Scheduled just after the symbol in Col. 20. Castes or Scheduled Tribes population Ior' local area planning for the weaker sections of the ,At the end of the· Village Directory four ap- population. otvaLOPMENT BLOCIt-DARBHANGA VlLLAGI

AMENITIES AND

Amenitiea 6~il",ble'{H not availahle within the vUlaget, ... duh (-) I. , shown in the column and n~t ,to it. in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,-I} Irms., 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms., of the nearest place where the fiwility is available is givenT" I ,------"'\----;-"- Communica­ Serial Name of village with Total afea Total popula- Drinking- Post lind Day orday8,i tiona no. Thana no • of the village tion and Educ,ltional !'IIodiclj.J water Telogravh of the (Bus stop. On hectaTell) numM of - (petabJ.;.) Market/hat, Rail. station. houllehnlds if any Waterways)

2 3 IS 6 7 8 II 10

REVENUE THANA-DARBBANGA

Konsi D,lkhli ( 112) 93.48 Uninhabited

2 i\[tsumpur Kataria ( 114) 34.80 l!ninhabited a II-! mihas Kans; (115) 526.89 2,820 (430) -(-5) HC T .W.:rW PO -(5_10) DS 4 N,Hkatia. (UO) 80.94 182 (40) , P -(-5J - '1'k,TW, -(-5) -(5'-+10?' DS Hp,R,F._ & Kansi (117) 261.83 4,3l!4{804) P,M -(-5) W.Tk,Bp, -:-(-5) -(5-10) BS R,F. 6 Manihu (118) 40.S7 Uninhabited 7 Sobhan (119/4) 12.95 P -(-If) W,Hp,R -(-5) DS 8 Saraikhaje Saur (238) Wholly merged in Da:rbbang~ (M)

I) Sald Nagar (239) Wholly merged in ~arbhanga (M) to Asfardial'ur (24l ) Wholly merged in Dar,bhanga (M)

II ~hhdanli (261/2) Wholly merged in Darbbanga (M) 12 M:q,heshpatti (276) WhoIly merged in Darbhnnga (M) 13 Cbak Rahmat (277) Wholly merged in Dalbbanga (M) 14 Chak Nasif (278) Wholly mergod in Darbbanga (M)

UI' Cha.k Rahm.lt ('271') Wholly merged in Da'rbhanga (M) 16 Ballidpur (2811) WIJolIy morged in Darbhanga (M)

17 Ratnopatti (286) ;Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M)

18 Subhankarpur (287) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) Uninhabited I'll Cba~lrtia (288/2) 146.90 !U Mldhpur (303) 41>.73 871 (61) -(-5) -(-:- ") W,Tk,TW -( ---IS) Sunday, BS Tuei!d.ty 2: ~hbbi_Bohun:J, (3M) 129.09 1,602 (265) P ~(-;'I) W,TW,R -(-5) -(:--.'1.) BS

:H '3'tJ.l1btlipur Bhulb{30» 141.6i 1.7H(3J9) -(-5) -:(- ~) W,Tk,TW,R -(--3) -(-5) -("';'.0;) 23 Chak Bhulka (306) 16.59 49 (11) P -(-~) TIJ,TW.R ....;(-~) -(-1)<)

t4 Siso (307) 5l7.13 '7,242(l,lIl) ~(3),M.O PHC, W,Tk,Hp,R PO,Phone Monday, B~ O"HW(3) • Thursday. (308), ·3::.87 ,37 (fi7) r -(---IS) W.TW,R ...,..(---IS} -(-Ii) -(_1$) 49. SUBDIVISION-DARBBA,NGA SADAR DIRECTORY

~:U8e'

Land use ( I. e., area under different ty_r: of land ulle In heotares Remarks rounded up to 2 dooima pla0e8). including ,... ---A. anyplace of ~pproaob Nea.rest town Culturable religioulI, to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical villai~ (inkm_.) supply food (including availal,le or Forest Irrigated hy 80UIce Unirrigated gauchar for archaeo1o. and cultivation glo~l groves I Interest

11 12 13 I' III Ifl 17 18 19 20

0,6.27) 72.49 2.31S 12.37

R(0.75) 28.70 1.39 3.00

PR,K.R Darbhanga (20) ED Rice, Tk( 12.40) ,0 (1.05) 441.20 17.1S 55.06 N3:Ml wheat PR,KR, Ditto (20) E ) Rice, TW(4.16) ,Tk(I.38) 62.03 1.30 12.07 Nl NIt. wheat PR,KR Pitto (20) Rice, TW(S.28) ,Tk( 6.60) IS9.62 7.4.7 49.86 N'a wheat 0(5.1S3) 34.2' 0.41 0.69

PR,KR 1> arbh anga (11) Rice, Tkll·27 ) 9.92 0.52 1.24 wheat

0(1.01) 36.1S5 109.34

PR,KR Darbhanga ( 5) EA Rice, Tk(0.38) 3t. 94 8.76 4.4/1 M3:T2 wheat PR,KR Ditto (4 ) .... Rice, 0(3.93) P4.99 16.51 13.66, wheat KR Ditto (5) Rice, Tk(6 .68) ,O( 0.84) 90.65 7.17 36.30 C2 wheat PR,KR Ditto (4) Rice, Tk(1.32) 14.01 1.26 01 \'!-heat PR,Ka 1)itto (8) EA. Rice, Tk( 1. 69) 442.63 3.93 9S.SS N4. wheat PR,KR Ditto (8) Rice, R(0.47) 23.69 1. 27 6.94 N2. wheat D·, AMENIJIIB ·.MIO

Amenities available [if not availallIt. within the village, a. dash (-) ia shown in the column and next to it in brackets, t.he dista.nce in broad ranges. viz. ,-& kms., 5-10 kma. and 10+kms., of the nearest place where the facility is available is givlllll]. ,.- --... Day or Communica. Serial Name of village with Total area Total popula. Drinking Post d1s tiona no. Thana no. of the tion and Educational Medic'll water and 0 the (Bua atop, village number of (potable) Tele. Market/hat, Rail. station. (in hectares) housebolds graph if any W at-erwaYB ) 2 3 4 IS 6 7 8 9 10

aEV£NlJE THANA-DARBHANGA -contd.

26 Banauli (309) 26.30 95 (18) -(---5) -«-IS) Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-IS)

27 Chakka (310) 111.29 275 (55) P -(-IS) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-~) 28 Narkatia (312) 32.78 Uninhabiteo'

29 Makhnahi (313 ) 31):1.69 1,664 (278) P,ll. -(-5) W,TW.Hp --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 30 Ketuka (314) 420.87 1,589 (246) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, --(-5) -(-5) BB Hp,R. 31 Chak Mohiuddin (318) 5.26 75 (9) -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(---5) -(-5)

82 Harpur (319) 104.00 889 (185) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW -(-5) -(-r.) -(-5) 33 Harpur (319/2) 16.19 Uninhabited

84 Tektar (339/3 ) 19.02 104 (20) -(-5) --(-5) Hp -(-5) -(-3) -(_5)

35 Karbatia (363) 73 .25 907 (124) P -(--til R -(-5) -(-lSI -(-5)

36 Balia (415) 92.68 689 (1l6) P -(lS-IO) W,Tk,TW,Hp,R -(5-10) -(11-10) -(-5)

37 Bedaul (416) 43.30 481 (84) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

38 Amdiha (417) 106.84 573 (109) P -(-IS) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-IS)

39 Chak Karima (418) 10.\2 19 (5) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-II) -(-5) -(-5)

40 Mamal (419) 63.53 427 (79) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(_5) -(-5)

41 Gairpur (420) 64.75 1,008 (168) P,O -(---5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 42 Chak Sun:a. (421 ) 38.44 753 (108) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) Monday NW R,N. l3' DuDiduma ( 422) 67.18 221 (50) P -(-5) . W;Tk,TW,Hp -(-5)· -(- 5) -( -..6) H Chotai patti (42:J) 402.66 4,245 (714) P,M H W ,Tk,TW ,Hp PO -(_Ii) DB' 4,1S Ba,nn()tarA" (424) 33.99 6:S (to) -(-5) -( ---5) W,Tk -(-5) -C-I5} -(-5) Rakbe Chbatwan. ~ P&~ar P>i1;ti (4.21> ) 23.07 260 (49) -(-5) -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) -(,IS-IO)' _(_IS) 47 Paohgachhia (426) 87.01 Unlnltalillred 48 :Barmotar Az (427) 88.85 Un'i"luJblled Rakbe-Dularplll 49 Dularpur (428) 499.38 2,206 (408) P(Z) ,M PHS W.TW,Tk.Hp -(-5) -CIS-I0~ ~C-5) 10 Milki J429) 3.2.78 Uninhabited ..uctbAV

, il.iAN01USE·

Land use (I. e. , area under difFerent typea 01 land UBe in hectaree Remark. rounded up to 2 decimal plaeeB). Including ~ ___ ...... ______,JI... ______~ any plaoe of Apt~oaoh NeaMSt town Culturable religious, . wild dllft&nce Pow&!' Staple waste Area not historical village (in km.) supply food (inclUding available or FOreBt Irrigated by BOurce Un irrigated gauchar for arc)laeolo- and groves) cult iva· gival Uon interest

II 12 13 14 US 16 17 18 19 20

KR Darbhanga (6 ) .Rice, Tk«(iI.9P<) 21.33 1.04 2.93 wheat; KR Ditto (6) Rice, TW( 1.70) ,Tk(0.93) 91.90 2.32 14.44 wheat 31.63 1.]5

PR,KR, Darbhanga (16) , Rice, TW(19.32) 270.11 22.35 41 .91 }tl~Cl:TI NR. wheat PR,KR Ditto (15) Rice, TW(S.10) ,Tk(1.6S) 339.98 29.(,7 42.04 wheat; KR Ditto (II) ED Rice, 0(0.38) 4.05 0.13 0.70 :wheat KR Ditto (10) ED Rice, Tk(0.08) 87.37 3.10 13.43 wheat 0(0.51 ) 15.05 0.63

KR Darbh.ilnga (20) Rice, 0(4.54) 13.97 0.18 0.33 wheat KR :Ditto (5) ED Rilce, 0(5.77) 31\.35 7.13 25.00 HI wheat KR Ditto (20) Rice, TW(l.32),Tk(4.05\, 70.48 2.78 10.54 wheat R(2 ,7'2) ,0(0 .79) . KR Ditto (~O) Rice, Tk(2 .(3).0(2 .46) 34.28 0.50 3.63 wheat KIt Ditto (21) Bice, WkfO.86) ,0(0.48) 88.37 0.42 16.71 'wheat KR Ditto (21 ), Rice, 0(1.27) 8.56 0.29 wheat KR Ditto (26) Rice, Tk(O .88) 41.21 21.44 wheat KR Di4to (Ie) Rice, Tk(1.11) 49.41 ,1423 wheat 'KIt,N& DilJOO (19). Rice, Tk( 2.89) ,R( 1.26), lS.92 14.88 wheat 0&°.(9) . KR Ditto (!f.!) Rice, TW( .81) ,Tk(1.10) 59.80 0.50 4.97 wheat IPB.KR Di6to (2e) :ED Rice, 'l'W(0.81) ,Tk(] .]2), 323.89 3.47 72.92 N5:M2 wheat 0(0.45) • :K.R Ditto (22) Rice, 0(1.11) 31.68 0.11 1.09 wheat KR pitta (22) Rice, TW(4.28) 16.31 0.51 1.97 wheat R(4.08),0(1.96) 72.75 0.78 7.4A 37.70 0.56 039

(:&Do . 'l}jJ.l.lliliUJ:g& {all EA Rice, TWE(6.23) ,Tk(I.08) 400.62 2.S9 88.114 NS:Tl wheat 28.73 0.51 3JS, DEVELOPMENT BLQCK~DARBHANGA VILLAGE

AMENITIES :ANO

AmenitIes ava,ilable [if not available 'Within the vil1age, adaah (-) is sbo'WII in the column and npxt to it in brackets, the distance in broad rangps, viz ,,-IS kms., 6-10 kms. Ilnd 10 +l>ms " of tbe naaros~ plaee whee' the faoilit:r i,B aVllilable is given]. ...., Communi ca. ~.o,mfl gf,,.ilIl1ga 'With 'Total aroa Total popu· Drinking Post Day or tions T]l!'.1UI no. of the JfLtiO~ Dud Eduoational Medical water and daYB of tho (BUS8top, village nllmbarof (pota.ble) Tele- Market}hal. Rail, station, (i~ hectar6s) houew\llpB graph j~ any Waterwa.ys)

1 2 II 6 7 8 10 REVENUE THANA-DARBHANGA -fl:onrd.

51 Ruohaul • (-l30) 114,.12 2,078 (404:) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,IJp -(.-~) -('-5) -'(-":5) -( -5). W.Tk,Hp,R. -(--5) -(--5) ---{(-5) 52 Andhri (431 ) 271.54 2,59& (430 l " ~

53 Thaku-rainia (432 ) 20B.0) 3,997 (762) P,lI! SMP(.2 } W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -(-5) TIS

J5.4' ,Kuria {433 } 150.95 2,362 (4Qi,) / 'J.} l?HS,FPC, W ,Tk ,TW.,Hp PTO -(-5)1 . BS 8)fE' (2) • [i5 LenlllB (434 ) G45.0(} fi ,()38 \ 879) P.(S) RP(2) W,Tk ,T'V, PO 'Sunday, BS Hp,R, Thursday. 5i) Bijuli ' (435) ':le3. (;0 3,22i (496 ) : II? -(-6) w.n.nv" PO '-'(-li} -(-.5) Hp,R. 57 Badb ~brauna (436 ) 4.86 {luin'rabited

58 Bllllekaul (-437J. 3&-1.10 2,ICe: (3r.()) :PiZJ SMP W,:Pk,H?R PO _(-5) -[5-H))

59 M.ani ( 433), 1186.11 SSil (l(l6) " -1'.... 5) c-i-5) \V /l'k,TW, -(-5) -<~5)' -(5,·TO) Hp,R. 60 Jtampnr (43g :)21).90 216 (45) :~ "'-,(:-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, , -(4) -'-(-5) -(5-10) r Hp,R. 61 Bala.ha (441 ) 2151. 71 2,()2~ (363) Pi, -(5-10,) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(li-l0) -(IS-HI)

62 Ramll!l-lal (4.{8 ) 13,35 9J ('IS) ,-,-,(-6) -(5-1Q) Hp,R -(-,5) -,-(IHO) -(lHOI

63 Basdeoput (44li) 1,418.81 7 ,HI2(J,176) .P:{J.) -(5-10). W,Tk,TW" PO, , ~IHO) --( 5-10) IIp,n., 64 AlabGanj ( 450) . Whollymergod in DarblumglL (M) 65 Bis]lunpur (4lil ) Wholly morged in Darbllanga (.Itt) 66 JIIaulvi Ganj ( 452) WholIym!,rgod in Darbbangll (M) 67 Chal< Nijam: (453 ) Wbollrmerged'in Darbbangil (:!Il) 08 Ruhelo. ',GliJlj , (454) lVllolly-mjll'gild in Darbhanga (:1\1)

()9 Fntllh Ali GaDj (455 J ' 'Wholly, :mjll'goo in DarbhSllga (M) 70 Kadirabad ( 456) Wholly 'mt)t&lid, in Darbhanga (M)

71 Haua Garhi (41i7 ) Whollynierged in DarhhBngs '(M)

72 Kherai' Jnkar Bankar (4.58) Wholly me.rged in~arbha.nga (M)

n Kheraj :Ntj!l.bA~ Klian (459) Whollymilrg&d in Dal'bhangB (M) 7' Murt.dsllr Ganj (460 ) Wl1ol]y:m:or,g~ in D 8-ilihan'!I .-en}. 76 Cha.lllpa. !1I'agar ('81} WItoIty Dlerg-ed tn Darl>hB-1li3 1M) 811BDmSION- DARBHANGA SADAil DIRECTOR.,

"-ANO V~E

Land use (I. e. , area under different tYl: of land use in heetares Remark. rounded up to 2 decimal paces) • including ,...------___,._-----.------~ any place of Approach Nearest town Culturable religious, to and distance Power Staple Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigatoo waste Area not historical village (in km.) supply food (including available or gauchar for arebaeolo. and groves) eultiva. gieal tion Interea' 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 .<.

KR Darbhanga (20) EA Rice, TWE(8 .88) ,Tk( 4.52) 61.63 1.52 37.57 NI wheat KR Ditto (IS) EA Rice, TWE( 4.65) ,Tk( 1.02), 189.47 2.51 70.08 wheat 0(3.81). PR,KR Ditto ( 18 ) K\ Rice, TWE( 24.4S ),Tk(3.84) 88.26 2.65 88.78 NI wheat PR,KR Ditto ( 18) EA Rice, TWE(22.81) Ill. 93 0.81 111.40 wheat PR,KR Ditto (15 ) EA Rice, TWE(40.53),Tk(18.01 ), 466.57 118.33 wheat 0(1.62). PR,KR Ditto (16 ) EA Rice, TWE(16.27),Tk(4.96) , 280.43 60.94 Ml:T3 wheat O( 0.40). O( 1.28) 3.40 0.18 KR Darbhanga (15) ED Rice, Tk( 0.19 ),R(2 .08) , 290.85 59.73 wheat 0(1.25). KR Ditto ( I ) Rice, TW(2.43 ),Tk(0.59), 201.1>3 3.34 72.1>2 wheat R(4.50),O(l.20) . KR Ditto ( 20) Ric"., TW (1.51), Tk(1.6J), 115.83 2.01 7.88 wheat O( 1.06) . KR Ditto (20 ) Rice, Tk( 9.00) .R( 10.13) , 185.84 44.70 wheat 0(2.04). KR Ditto ()9 ) Rice, 0(0.47) 12.09 0.79 wheat KR Ditto (8) Rice, TW(20.29) ,Tk(3.80) 619.116 4.10 771.06 wheat 54 .J:VJLontIIIft BLOOK- D41tBJ1i\NGA.

AMENmlS NtG

Amenltlel available llf not available within the village. a dash (-) Ie mown in the COlllDlD and nen to it in brackets. the distance in broad l'angel, vh:.,-lI kma •• IS-IOkms. and 10+ kms .• of the nearest place where the facility is available Is given]. ,,------______--A.. ______----, CommunI ca. . &rIal Name of village with Total area Total popula• Drinking Post Day or tiool DO. Thana DO oftbe tion and Educational Medical water and days of the (Bussto_p. village number of (potable) Tele. Market/hal, Rail. station, (i D hectares) houeeholdl, graph if any Waterways) •• 8 1I 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE TBANJ\-DARBHANGA -contd.

76 Sahabad Ganj (462) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M)

77 Misri Gani (463) Wholly merged in Darbhanga eM) 78 Ram Ohakwaris Nagar(464) Wholly merged in Dalbhanga (til)

79 Sasan Chak (465 ) Wholly merged in DarbhanBa (M)

80 Sarai Samsor Ganj (466) Wholly merged in DUlbhonga (M)

81 Hardan Singh (467) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M)

82 Saudagar Mohalla (468) Wholly morged in Darbhangll (M) 83 Sekh Suloman (469) Wholly mergod in Darbhangn (M)

84 Maulana Khan (470) Wholly morged in Darbhanga (M) Mohammad 85 Mirzapur (471 ) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 86 Raikumar Ganj (472) WllOlly mergod in Darbhanga (1',1) 87 Lal Bagh (473 ) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 88 AuliaGanj (474) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 89 Chak Dhobiahi ( 475) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M)

90 Khairabad (476) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 91 Nargauna (477) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 92 Saidpur (478) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 93 MadarChak (480) Wholly m6rged ill Darbhanga (M) 94 MaulaGanj (481) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 93 Urdu Bazar (482) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M)

96 Zamin Kheraj (483) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M)

97 Kajipura. (4.84 ) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 98 Himmat Ganj (481S) W holly merged in Darbhanga (M) 99 BolwaGanj (486) Wholly merged in Darbbanga (M)

100 Ch~k Johra (487) Who lly merged in Darbhanga (M) 55

Land UM (I.e., &I'M und8l' ditrereot typeB of land U88 in hectaree rounded up to 2 decimal places). -"------...... Remarkti Apprba.eb Nearest town r------Culturabla includinl! to and distance Power Staple waste Area not ani place villagp (.in km. ) supply food (including available of ra igious, Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for historioal and cultivation or al'cP' gro;V68) -eologioaf interest

11 l~ 13 14 13 16 17 18 19 20 66

VILLAGE

AMENI"ffES ANa

Am(>ni~ieB available [if not available wit-hin the village, a dash (-) is shown In the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad rangos, viz. ,-5 kUlS. , 5-10 kma. and 10 +kms., of the nearest place wners the facility is available isgivon.] ,----__- ______~...A.... __- ______. Serial Communica- nO. Name of village with Total area Total Popu. Drinking Post Day or tions Thana no. oetbe lation and Educational Medical water and days of t.he (Bus stop, village number of (Potable) Tele- Ma.~ketlhat, Rail. station, (in hectares) ( households) graph If any WaterwaYB)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-DARBHANGA-contd.

101 BakarGanj (4SS) Wholly merged in Darbhanga eM)

102 Bahuarwa (489) Wholly merged in Darbhanga eM) 103 Said Jahan (491 ) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 104 Said Jahan ( 492) Wholly merged. in De.rbhange. (M) 1015 Kabir Chak (497) 51.80 1,677 (263) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(_3)

106 Ohak Jamal (497/2) 13.27* 407 (67) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW -(-5) --(~) -(-5)

107 Mathurapur (498) 50.58 886 (159) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

108 Kheraj Bela (499) 6.07 43 (tt) -(-'>, -(-5) Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-IS)

109 Behat (501 ) 37 .64 815 ( lU) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

110 Rampur Kasim (502) 21.45 228 (43) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) _(_5) 111 Me.lpatti (503) 8.09 Uninhabited 112 Bishunpur Mehdi (504) 2.43 Uninhabited

113 Gehumi (505) 3.24 Uninhabited

114 Pe.dri (506) 128.69 1,914 (384) P,R -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-11) -(-5)

115 Sa.ra. Mahamad (507) 199.51 1,446 (245) P -(5-10, T,W,Tk. -( 5-10) -(5-10) -( 5-10) TW.Hp. 116 Sara Fazil (508) 63.13 1,332 (230) -(-5) - (5-10) W,Tk,TW,Hp, -(5-10) -(5-10) -( 5-10) 117 Haveli Darbhallga (509) WllOJly merged in Darbhanga (M)

US G:mgwa.rllo ( 5l0) 51.80 707 (1l6) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(--5) -(-5)

119 Ohandpatti (511) 52.61 511 (106) M -(5-10) W,Tk,TW -(5_10) -(5-10) -( 5-10)

120 Belhar (512) 72.03 I,OB4 (219) p,e,I -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(5-10) -(5-10) BS Hp,R. 121 Bela l>ullah un3) 263.85 195 (35) M -(-5) W;rk,TW,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) BS

1"2 Bela Dullah (513/2) 17.00 41\6 (61) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(--5) -(-5)

123 Bela Shankar (514 ) 60.09* Uninhabited 124 Ranipur (515) 103.19 1,639 (252) M -(5-10) W.Tk,TW. -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) Hp,R. 121S Bela. (616) 78.51 744 ( 129) P -(-IS) W,Tk,TW,lip -(-5~ -(-5) -(-31

.,!rea of the village lupplied throuah lOCal A uthol'ity. 'Land OM (I .... ; area nnder different types of land nle In heotar811 Remarks 'rounded up to 2 decimal places). including ,..~-~---,__--.--~. __ any place of Approacb Nearest toWD Culturable religious. '. ,to ·.nd distance Power Staple waste Area not hi8tori~1 v ilIar~ (i~ km • ) mpply food (including availaille or , Forest Irrigated by BOUlce Unirrigated gauchar for archa:eOlo. and oultivaUon gical groves l Inter8ll' u 1# 18 111 18 18 19

PR,K,R Darbhanga (2) Rice, 38.94 2.52 10.34 N5:M2 wheat KR Ditto , ~3). Rice, Tkf1.82),O(0.99) 7 .92 0.47 2.07 . Wheat KR Ditto (2) . Rice, 38.22 1.63 10.73 N2 wheat KR Ditto (2) Rice, ... 5.33 0.74 ",neat PR,KR Ditto (3) ED 'Rice, 34.02 3.62 NI0:M4:C3 wbeat PRtKR Ditto ~2) ED Rice, 17.91 1.49 2.05 wheat 0(1.72) 6.0~ 0.29 2.24 0.19 3.19 0.05

Kl_t Darbhanga (2) Rice, 103.52 1.88 23.29 N2 wheat Ka Ditto ( II) EA Rice, TWE(1.21) 161.86 36.44 N4:MI wheat KR Ditto (IS) ED Rice, , TW(Q.99) 46.76 liS. 38 N3 ,(.beat " '

KR Darbhanga (~) R~ce, qp .21) 9.84 40.71S N2 wheat KR :P itto (5) Rice, TIr(O.90) 43.14 0.34 8.23 ",beat PR.KR, .Ditto (5) Rice, TWE(8.06) 47.58 0.26 16.13 MI, MR. wbeat 65.52 PH,KR .Ditto ~II) ED Rice. TWE(II.IO) 192.63 0.60 N5:C):T1 ",heat N2 KR J)itto (~). ED ']~,ice , ~~(O.23) 10.74 0.19 II.M .. , .heat Tk(O .40) 30.47 0.08 29.14

KR Dar,l>hanga. (6) ~ice. TW (4 .90) .Tk( 2.89>. 68.18 0.88 26.34 • Ii" ~f)3t ' ' KR Ditto . ,(4)/ ice. ... , TW(1.69) !T!t(0.~5j 38.41 0.20 37.20 ~l:Tl . ,.,h•• f .' .1, •• : ') , D--8 AMENIM ~NO-'

A~ni'illll 81vllilaoTtle [if not available within t.he villago, a. dash (-) is shown in the oolumn and next. to it in braokets, t.he distanoe in broad rsngea, vito ,-& klDll. ,5-10 klDll. and 10 +kms., of the nearest. place 'Where the facility is available is given.) ,---_-______... ..A-... Serial Commuoica- no. Name of village with Total area Total Popu· Drinkin,'· 'Post ~or jlol18' Thana no. of the la-tio. and Eduoational Medical water and days of the (BUB ~top , village number of (Potable) '{'ele· Market/Mt, Rail. station, ( in hectares) l households) graph if any Waterways).

}: 2 :J 4 IS ., 7 8 9 1()i

REVENUE THANA-DARBHANGA-contd.

126 Gehumi (517 ) 6.88 Uninhabited 127 Bela Ns.wada. (1)18 ) 37.64 Uninhabited 128 Chak WaH ( 1)19) 22.67 210 (43) -(-IS) -(5--10) W,Tk,Hp -(IHO) -(IHO) -(-IS) 129 Mahjidia ( 520) 17.00 Uninhabited 130 Gahumi (521 ) 7.69 Un inhabited 131 Basaila ( li22 ) 130.:n 995 (175) P -(5-10)1 W.Tk,TW, -(IHO) -(IHO) -(-1) Hp. 132 Gabir Chak (523 ) 12.115 Uninhabited

133 Mausimpur (524 ) 42.90 462 (SO) P -(1S-10) W.Tk,TW, -(5-10) -(lS-tO) BS .Hp. , 13' Badea (525 ) 50.59 377 (5\\) -(-5) -(IHO)! W,Hp,R -( 5~lO) - (5-10) BS 135 Lau Tola (526 ) 152.56 360 (59) -(-5) -(5-10)1 W,TW,Hp;R -(.-5) -(1;-10) -(5-10) 136 Chamru Bishunpu (527 ) 8.90 Uninhabited 137 Chak Gadhis. (528 ) 10.12 262( «4) -(5-10) -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 138 Chak Abdul Rahim ( 529) 11S.78 Uninhabited ]39 Ra.mpur Kasim ( 1130) 8.09 Uninhabited l-IO Bishunpur (542/2 ) 2.S3 Uninhabited 141 Bonki (ts96 ) 219.34 1,1138 (21)0) P,M,H PHS 'i,Tk,TW,Hp PO' -(IHO) BS 142 Rasulpur Sahila (597 ) 2!6.85 1,051 (180) -(-6) W,Tk,TW,Hp '. -( -lSI -(-IS) -(6-10) -(-lS) 143 Khojkipur (600) 137.19 397 (86) P -(-5) 'l\,Hp -(-If) ~ 5--10) -( -IS)

]41 Ghorgbata (601 ) 246.85 1, 170 (226) P -(-IS) .... . W,Tk,Hp -(~) -(3-10) -(-11)

U5 Dboi (602) 451.22 3,761 (654) P -(IHO': W,Tk,TW, PO -(iJ-IO) -( ...·10) IIp.R., · .' It6 Diwari ('603 ) 124.24 1,763 (314) P -(5-10), .. ·\V.Tk.TW , -(-'-:5) -(8-10) -(8-JO) Hp.R . I 147 Atihar (604) 180.<19 1.<120 (259) P -(IS-l(Y:L W,Tk,itp PO -(IS-I0) -(-5) 148 Basula (605 ) 35.21 Uninhabited 14.9 Pllfa (606 ) 136.16 r,293 (243) P --(-5). \.Tk,Hp, -(...:..6) -(IHG) -(...:..6) ,N. l~Q ~s.b~ri_ (6Q1 ) lIH.;5 . QWC!O! 1!1Q1 (3~~ ~14, t • I J,TIt, r.rw ~ ,,_, :..:.a ~ -(1-10) -(-5) p.R,F,N~ (i etAlOTORV

t.a.d IJI8 (I.

0(0.99) 1>.87 0.02

O( 3.83) 26.58 0.15 '~13 KR Dllrbhanga (is ) Dice. Tk(0.08) 11.70 O. ]3 10.76 wheat TWE(O.17) ]6.4' 0.34 10(0.23 ) 7.« O.Ot KR Darbh8l1P (8J ,RWe, Tk( 0 .11) 87.16 0.21 42.83 wheat; 0(0.-13 ) II .41 1.01

PR,KR Darbha,nga (11) Rice, Tk(O .23) 29.]5 0.34 13.18 wheat KR l)Hto (6 ) Rice, TW(l.64) 28 .7~ 20.20 wheat KR DiUo ( 10) ,'Rice, 142.20 ] .01 9.35 wheat 8.45 0.17 0.28 KR D ....bhlUlga (I) . Ri,ce, 9.08 1.04 wheat ]4.01 1.71 7.33 0.76 O(O.G9) 2.13 0.1'1

PR .. KR Da.'1'bhanga ,5) "Bh." TW(.IO.14) ;Il'k( 1. 71'} 171.61 2.81 33,06 112 wheat KR Ditto (6 ) RUe. TW(7 .tIt).Tk{3.97) .188.N 3.35 4247 wheat; KR :Ditto (t,) ~. ~(2"O8) 110.7t1 2.97 21.39 wheat KIR DiUo (7,) EA ,RWe. 'TWll(!l.'b1 .• Tk(3.06) 180.79 ]0.99 I!O.}9 NI 'wlleat PR;KR Dido (1.) EA RWe. TWlll{'.80}, r,r.k(2 .52) 345.63 13.05 83.42 mO:tl3:T3 iYheat .lLB Ditto (10) EA Rice, TWE(S.94) ,R(2.08) 92.70 1.42 19.10 N3 wheat .KR ,lHtto (H~' EA )lIIi ...... Tit( 17 illO ) ]26.'1'9 1.S4 34M 112:01 ,wlleU . ·f ••• TW(l.VI ) :211.00 8.21

~_ -1Darbhanga (10) Rice, R( 0.S3) M.89 0.40 ·{9.22 .....t (If•• KR ,', nltto (10), " ,f '.J-4- -.~IW. ... ,~W(3 ••~ 11.26.18 3.06 fl .• m whll6\ ,A.lIl«l.i~tes ~"'ii.itable [it not available within the village, a dash (-) 18 8'hown In the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz .,..;.:.3 kms., 1)-10 kms. and ] O+kms., of the nearest place where the faoility is available is given] • ,..------~ Communi ca· Serial Name of "ill age witb Total area Total p~pu- Drinking' Post Da'Y'or 't oit's no. Thana no. of the latior. and Educational Medical water and days of the (Bus stop, village Dumber of (potable) Tele- Market/hot, Rail. staUon, (I n hectares) housMolds graph if any Waterway.)

1 2 3 ", II 6 'l 8 9 '10 REVENUE TBANA- DARBHANGA -contd.

11)1 Khutwara (608 ) 212.05 2, 107 (286), P ".-(--5) W,Tk,TW, -(--5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R,N. IlS2 GausaDih (609 ), 30.76 351 '( 84.~ 4--(-5) .. ~(-15) W,Tk,TW, -( ---ll) -(IHO) BS Hp,R. 153 Gousa. (610) 166.73 4!l6, (89) 'F -(-5) ""W,Hp,R -(-..:.:I~ -(5-10) BS , , ' 154 Kharthult (611 ) 232.69 2,253 (363) P ~(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(--5) -(5-10) -(-15) Hp,R. 155 Bha.wanipur ( 612.) 111.69 472 (76) P -(IHO) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(3-]0) B8 156 Dih.Borai (613 ) 210.03 1,485(253) 0 _(5-10) , W/l'k,Hp,N -(-I) , "'7"(5':"10.) -(-5) 157 Ram BOTai (614) , 39.25 562 (iOS) 4-(-5) -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp,N -(--5) -(5-10) -(-5)

158 Bhagwanpur (615 ) 78,91 975 (199) r,o -(5-10)' W;Tk,Kp,N. -(-5) --(1);-10), , ..:..( :"":'11) ... .: 159 Kanti (616'} 87.82 452 (92) P -(5--10) ," W", Tk,Hp -(4--5) -:( 1)-'-10) '"-(-5) 160 Mahua ( 617) ,69.20 437 (8B) -(-5) --I 5--10) 'WtTk,Hp -(-5) , -(5";'10) , .L(_5)

161 BhaJuahi (61S.) 29.54 68 (9) -(---fi) -(5-to) Tk,TW,Hp,N -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

162 Bolwll. ( 61~) 163.90 803 (134) r ~(5-10) W,Tk,Hp,N -(...... :I) -(5-1~); ,-(-5) " 163 Arati Barmotar ( 620) 37.64 Uninhabited

164. Talah411 (621 } 312.01 1,916 (337) P ~(--5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) NW Hp,R,N. 165 Kh!lil'Ull. ( 622) 102.38 1,211 (250) ¥, -(--5) W,Tk PO -(-5) -(-IS) 166 .. Sundarpur (623 ) " 25.09 "659. (90) , 0(2) -(-5) Tk;Hp,R -(-"-~): -(--5) , -(,-5) " -; 167 Bhindi ( 624..) 269.36 1,766 (306) l' -(-I) W;Tk,TW. PO " -(-3) '::':'(-5) , Hp,N,O. 168 Khajuri ( 625) 117.35 12 (8) H' -(-5) W -(---*-) -f-'5) rBS

169 iAda.lpur · (626 ) 4.66.60 5,1'20 (1.0QL) J'P) SMP(2) W,Tk,TW, : F,G TUeildliy, 'Ba,RS ,Hp,R. Saturday. 170 Faz1a ( 62.7 ) 118.17 ' . 854.. ,(,1001, iPi ,-(-5) W.·Tk,TW,' -(-tl)' --'{-t$) W(,~) -Hp,R. 171 Shahbllzpur (628 ) 19.83 Un'tnilab/ted 172 ..Rann.a. ( 629) 171.58 676 (l29Y p' ,SMP .W,'Ilk ,TW , P~.' ~(:"':') ,-(---G) L Bp,R. 173 Bhalp'1I.Ui ( 630) :8Il.79 7,643(1,~6!7.):;M , BMP(8) W,Tk,TW, PTO -(-5) -(-5) HR'O. 174 BorWll. (631 ) 40.81 IUntnllabll-' 175 N'iIoin&'. Glmt ( 63ait !l27.67 1,962 «(iJ5) &J(i2) MOW .W~llk,TW ,Hp,B Po. '~'(~10) : ..a.(fj.:jO) DfREClOR'1

Land a_ (I.e., &rea and. dUferenttypelof Ianda_lnheotarM t9J!:Dded ap to 2 decimal placee). ----~------~ Bemarb 4ppro&oh Neafeet town Culturable Incladlnf to aad distance Pow~ Staple waste Area not aDJi place village (in km. ) supply food (including available oCr igioulI, Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for historical and cu1t~vat.l~n. or~. gtOVeB) eo 08 ".1 In\8rMt

11 12 13 14 llS 16 17 18 19 20

PR ItR Darbbanga (4L ED Rico, TW (4.30) 167.31 40.44 Ml:Tl .wheat PR ItR Ditto (8) Rice, R(l?56) 12.12 8.08 - wheat PR KR Ditto (9) Rice, TW(14.39) ,Tk(4.10), 96.52 43.10 MI:Tl wheat R(6JH),O(l.68} •. 1tR. Ditto (6) Rice, TW(2R.03) :rk (15 .00), lJ5.15 69.03 TI . wheat R(15.19) ,0(2.29).' PR,ltR Ditto (6) .Rice, Tk(6.54),O(I·62) 43.10 60.43 wheat :' ; KR Ditto (10) Rice, ... Tk(l.O~ ) lJ5.92 0.83 92.24 \theat ItR Ditto (12) Rice, Tk(l.46) 29.19 8.60 wheat ItR Ditto ( 12) EA Rice, Tk(I.28) 61.42 16.21 wheat ItR Ditto ( 10) I~D Rice Tk(3.25) 61.28 20.29 wheat ItR Ditto (10 ) Rice, Tk(2.94) 5:l.56 2.12 10.58 w.heat KR Ditto (10 ) EA Rice, TW( 4. 78) 20.84 3.92 wheat KR Ditto (12) Rice, Tk(0.84) 100.33 0.85 61.88 wheat 24.20 1.25 12.19

KR,NR Darbhanga (12) Rice, TW(8.43) 222.61 3.61 77 .36 01 wheat ItR J)itto (15 ) Rice, Tk(5.16) 82.55 1.92 12:75 wheat KH. Ditto ( 12) Rice, ... n(2.06hJt(2 :08) 12.55 0.47 7.'93 wueat ItR Ditto (15) ED Rice, Tk(~.]2) ,:tt( 5 ,71 ) 120.68 45.38 96.47 113 wheat PR,KR Ditto ( 15) ED Rice, ':0(10.'54) 9].04 15.77 wheat PR,KR Pitto (15) EA Rice, .1WE( 25 .26) ,Tk(4.08) 356.57 5.83 74.86 wheat KR Ditto (14) Rice, TW(20.16) 78.12 2.08 17.8\ wheat 15.59 4.24

KR Darbhanga (20) ED Rice, W(5.M) 132.08 1.66' 32.30 Hi':62 wheat KR Ditto (20) ED Rice, TW(30.80) 690.97 4.05 81S .97 wheat TW(2.10) 36.63 2.08

KR Darbhanga (18) EA Rice, TW(16.31) ,Tk(3.37) 82.83 3.71 21.43 wheat AMENmES.Mm

Amenities avaUable [if not ava.ilable within the village. a dash (-) III ahown In the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges. viz • • -if kms.• if-lOkms. and 10+ ma.,. oCtile nearest place where tbefacility is available is given] • .------~------, Communiea. WliJ !fam'e' bf village with Total area Total popula. Drinking Post Day or tiona ;~~~.L Thanano. of the tion and Eduoational Medical water and days of the (Bus stop. village number of (potable) Tele. Jlarket/hot. Rail. station. (in hectares) h011l8holda graph If any Waterways) II 8 4 6 6 7 8 9 10

aVENUB TllANl\-DABBHANGA -contd. 176 Dumri (633) 42.49 Uninhabited

177 Jlajhiam (63'() 179.68 1.341 (267) P -(-if) W,Tk.TW. -(-if) -(5-10) -(-IS) Hp,R. 178 Bhidhi (635 ) 239.57 936 (155) -(-5) -(-IS) W,Hp,R -(-ft) -(5-10) -(-5) 179 Purkhotimpur (636 ) 259.00 756 (as) P -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) ~ 1 180 Chhabila (637 ) 82.96 623 (98) P -(IHO) W,Tk,TW, -(/HO) -(IHO) -( -IS) Hp.R. 181 Khodadadpur (638) 35.21 Uninhabited 182 Jafra (639) 172.79 1,444 (261) P -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp,L -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

183 Panta (640) 133.54 1,075(203 ) -(-5) -( 5-10) W.Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5), Hp. 184 As Rakbe Pur. (641) 7.28 Uninhabited khdtimpur. 185 Chikni (642 ) 112.50 680 (133) P -(tHO) W.Tk.TW, -(-0) -( 5-10) BS Hp.S. 186 Shahzadpur (6(3) 71.63 806 (164) P -(IHO) W.Tk.Hp.R --( 5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

187 Az RakboAmi (644) 23.48 Uninhabited

188 Majlis Pokhar (64~) 32.37 Uninhabited

189 Ami (646) 260.20 1,174 (204) P -(1)-10) W.Tk,TW. -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) £ ' Hp.R. 190 JluBtafapur (647) 116.51) Uninhabited

Total 18,695.35 139,210 P (18 ) H (1) .. (24,45'1) II (13) llCW ( 1) R (3) ewe ( 1 ) e (1) He (1) I {I) PRO (1) 0 (6) 'PHS (3) FPC (~ lI.P '( ) SIlP (11) tRW (3) 0 (1)

No~ I F,isurea ,iven in bracket. under Col. 4 relate to number of houaoboldl. 63:

LaDcl_ (t. e •• allt& nnder difFerent types of land nle In beet.rea Remarks , rounded np to 2 decimal places). includin, ,...------~------... any pI_ of Approach Nea.reat.tolll'D. eulturahle religions. to and liiHaQCe Power Staple waste Area not historical village ( in kill.) 8U pply food (inoIud4D1 aftUaDle ' oil ;'" FOrM' Iniga.6ed by source Unittigated gauchar fol' archaeo., and groves) cultiva· gica! tioD Interu.

11 12 13 14 13 16 17 18 19 20

0("34) 36.33 4.82 KR Darbhansa (19) EA Rice, TWE(5.74) 134,41 6.42 33.11 whe" KR Ditto (18) Rice, O( lL56) 167.84 8.5~ 57 .62 wheat KR Di tto (18 ) Rice, Tk(I.21) ,R(15.72) 182.34 16.44 43.29 wheat KR Ditto ( 15) Rice, TW(0.80) ,Tk(1.21) 43.45 }.73 35.77 wbea,t 33.03 2.18

KR Darbhanga (lIS) Rice, Tk(4.S7) 112.88 8.26 46.78 wheat KR Ditto (17) EA Rice, TW( 2.86) ,TWE\3 .26) , IlI.05 1.95 12.20 wheat Tk(2 .22) • 6.77 0.51

KR Darbhanga (16) Rice, TW(6.76),Tk(3.37) 79.43 2.71 20.23 whe,,* KR Ditto (22) EA Rice, R(4.11) ,0(4.]7) 47.81 0.83 14.71 wb~ 21.15 0.20 2.13 32.37

KR Darbhanga (20~ EAg Rice, TWE(10.]8) ,Tk(2.02) 191.64 7.37 48.99 wheat, H, 112.78 3.77 13,269.60 358.36 4,23'1.03 fi72 ,0' W (5.54) TW (242.37) ,JP1., TWE (200 .21) u12' Til: (204.65 ) ,1' ~5, R (89.23) o (8i.36) 64

AMENITJES AN8.

Amenities' ftlI,ilable [iC not aVl\ill\hl" within the village, a dash (-) i. shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad . ranges , viz •• ~ kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms., of the ne&rest pla06 where the facility is available is given]. r- ---"- -~ Day or Communioa· ~eria"· Namt of village witll .- Total area Total popula- Drinking Post dar tions . DO; . Thana no • . . ' of the' ~ tion and EdUcatidnal M~ic,} water and 0 the (Bus stop, village number of (potable) Tele- JIl.arket/hat, Rail. station, (in hectares) households graph if any Waterway'8) -~ ·'t. S '" 5 6 7 8 D , ~O aEVENUB TRANA-DARBRANGA -contd.

Manihas 010/2) 9.86 Uninhabit~d 2 Kuarpatti ..oUf2) 6.88 7(1) -1:-5 ) -(-5) W -(-5') -(10+ ) -(IHO) 3 Kuarpatti (WIll ) 2.83 Uninhablt~d Sobhan (U9) 97.12 Uninhabited '" 5 Sobhan (119/2 ) 10~.22 1I1(4) -(-5) --( -5) W,Tk,TW -(-5) -( 5-10) -(-5)

6 Sobha.n ,( 119j3) 57.06 7l2( 120) -(:-5) • -(-5) W.TW,Hp -(-5) -(IHO) -(-5) \ 7 Sobhan ,(119/5) 2.83 6fZ(1~~) -<,-5) -:-(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

8 Balia (120/2) 164.30 Uninhablt.d 9 Phulwaria (121/2) 14 16 Uninhabited

10 Teunga ( 122) 2~.6(1 519( 112) " --;< -~) ~ . -(-5) W.Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5~10) -(~~IO)

11 Raja Rauli (123) 18.~1 240( (5) -(-5) -(-5) 'W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(10+) -(~10) 12 Raja. Ra.,u.li (123/2) 11),02 Uninhabited

13 Raja. Rtwli (12ara) ;~9.54 r Un inhabited 14 Rampur RauIi (124) U7,.ao 227(49) p -(-IS) W;Tk;TW.Hp -( -is) -(10+) -(-5)

lIS Ralllpur Eau Ii (124./2) 4.86 Uninhabited

16 Teu:rlga urI Chatrauli (125) 5.26 Uninhabited 17 Teudg'\ uri Chatrauli(125/2) 1.62 Uninhabited

18 Jalwa.ra. (126) 165.11 1,877(299) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(10 +) -(-5) 19 Kheraj Kamrauli (127) 7.69 Uninhabited 20 Balia. (128 ) 50.59 312( 56) P -(-5) W.Tk,TW.Hp -(-5) -(lOt) -(1)-10) 21 Balia (128/2) 1.21 Uninhabited 22 Balia (128/3) 2.20 Uninhabited 23 Jagdiahpur (129) 22.26 5!3(87 ) -(~'» -(-5) W.Tk.TW -(-5) -(10+) -(IHO) 2' Jagdishpur (129/2) 32.37 Uninhabited

2~ Bisa.mbharpur (laG) 4.86 Uninhabited SUBDIYlSION'7J).ARBIlANGA SADAB Dl8ECTORY

LAND USE

w.4' _ ,J.. l ~, lUW!und&r diff&r&nt .types of land us& in h&ctar&a Remarks {9w?ded up to 2 declmal places). including ."'--~~-----. -.------_, any place of .&C,_ I{~~! to\"n Culiurable religious, ~h and dl8~ance Power Staple waste Area not hi~tQri~1 . di" v·~, . (~ ~,JJJ.~j «qpply fOll4 ( inc~u~ins available ~Q,li~Ji: lo:i~te4 by aource Unirrigated gauchar f~lJ: arcJia'eolo. and cultivation gical groves) interest -'I l' 13 14 16 17 18 19 20

3.95 5.91 f[R Darbhangl\ (17) Rice, 2.115 2.93 1.30 wheat or" ... 2.73 0.10 Tk(2.02) 30.78 6.50 57.82 ·.KR Dat'WlalJga. (8) Ep. Rice, TW(22.54) 7.85 4.90 69.93 wheat f(B -PiiUo (8} ED &ice, ... TW(14.20) 3.45 0.81 38·69 wheat ~R Di.tto (9) EJ) Rice, 2.83 wheat 6.11 5.75 152.44 0(1.64) 6.50 6.02 ,51' j) arbhanga (10) Rice, 16.43 6.07 0.16 wheat J'.R Ditto (16) Rice, 17.81 0.40 wheat ... 16.19 2.83 25.49 4.05

~& Darbhanga (16) ED,EAg Rice, 121,40 24.28 1.62 M3 wheat .. 4,86 9.61 4.65 1.62 ... J',R D,atbhl'l1ga (i5} :p.\ce , 14l.64 20.25 3.22 Ml wheat - 7.39 0.30

,&8 Darbhanga (17) Rice, 45.79 2.:(0 2.40 Tl wheat 1.21 2.20

(1~) ,20.17 0.8~ 1.24 KR Daorbhl'Ugl\ .. ~ Rice, w~~at 24.28 8,09

!h64 ~",12 ~~. 1>-9 1" '" ""-'"-''''' 66 DEVELOPMENTBLOCK-BAHADuarua

AMENiTIES ANt>.

Am~nities available [if notavailable witbin tbe village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges. viz .,-is k.ms. ,is-l0 kms. a.nd 10 + kms., of the nearest pla.ce wbere the f aciIity is available is given;] r------:--:--- .. ...A... Serial " Communica- no. Name of village with Total area Total Popu-, .' : DHilking , P6st Day OT ti6ns Thana no. of the lation and EducatIonal M6dical Water and days of the Bus stoP. village number of (potable) Tele- Market/hot. Rail. station, ( in hectares) househOlds graph if any Waterway~) 1 2 3 4 II ~ 7 8 9 to

REVENUE THANA-DARBHANGA~ontd.

!6 B isambharpur ( 130{2) 1.62 183 (32) -(--5) -(11-]0) W,TW -( -lSI -(10+) -( IS-IO) 27 Bisambharpur ( 130/3) 2.83 Uninhabited 28 Bisambharpur (130/4) 15.38 Uninhabited

29 Bisambharpur ( 130{5) 2.02 148 (25) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-3) -(10+ ) -(-IS) ) 30 K'l.mrauli (131 ) 168.35 689 (112) -(-5) -( --5) W,Tk,Hp -(-IS) -(JO+) -(is-IO .p,M: 31 Dekuli (228 ) 159.85 2,638 (513) PHS ,,,W,Tk,TW," PO -(-IS) -':(5-10) Hp. Hem Naraenpur 33.59 170 (27) 32 (229 ) P -(-5) , W',Hp . -( -5) -t-n) -'( -3) 126.67 515 (911) 33 Mirzapur (230 ) --(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp '-(-5) -( '-5) -( --5) 62.73 at Rl.mpur Madan (231 ) 1.923 (324) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(--5) -(-5) -(-5)

35 Ramnag\r (232 ) 55.H 221 (3t) -(--IS) -( -» W,Tk,U[, -(-5) -(--5) -(-5) 36 Dharam Pokhar (234/2 ) 3.64 Uninhilbited (235 ) 12.95 380 (73) 37 Chintamanpur P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-Ii) -(-5) -5) Hp. -.:c 38 Bahadurpur (236 )* 103.60 1,112 (179) P,M H,FPC W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) Hp. 39 Rl.mpatti (237 ) 9.71 Uninhabited 40 frhthia. urfMadhopur( 240) 1.21 Uninhabited 41 Ekmi (242 ) 44.92 522 (90) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp,R -(--5) -(--5) BS

42 Bl.rhct'L (24:1 ) 184.9-! 1,919 (321) P --( -5) W,Hp,R,N -(-5) -(-5) -(_5) 43 Barheta (243/2 ) 17.81 Uninhabited t) H Kberajpur (2-1, 149.33 2,538 (400) P -(-5) , W,'rk,Hp,R 1'0 -(-5) -(-5) 45 Kherajpur . (244/2) 42.49 Uninhabited 46 Jagatpur (246 ) 53.82 Unlnltobited 47 Jagatpur (246/2 ) 48.16 Uninhabited 48 Abila. (248 ) 79.72 1,057 ( 176) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-5) -( 6-10) NW 4;9 OJ haul (249) 143.66 2,M4 (503) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R PO ...... (-5)' BS 110 Shahpur (250) 92.27 451 (80) -(-Ii) -(-5l W,Tk.Hp -(-5) -(-':51 JJS • fj\rt11 mclud~ in ~a:rbha.~8. ~ Do() " Ill: SUBDIVISiON-DARBHANOA sADAB DiREctORY

LAND USE

Land use (i. e. , area under different tyP811 of land use in hectareB Remark " ,; rounded up to 2 decimal places). including r------______--"- ______--'Io any place of A:pproach Nearest town CuIturable religious, to and'dl'stance Powor Staple waste Area not historical village (in km.) Bupply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by sOurce Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo­ and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 13 16 17 18 19 20

KR Darbhanga (17) Rice. 1.42 0.03 0.J7 wheat 2.31 0.02 14.63 0.75

KR Darbhanga (13) Rice. }.59 0.(3 wheat KR Ditto (5) Rice. 121.51 46.84 wheat PR,KR Ditto (5) EA Rice, TWE(33 .06). Tk(44.lil) 65.88 4.05 12.35 N22:M3:T1 wheat KR Darbhanga (4) Rico. 0(2.02 ) 22.26 2.83 6·48 wheat PR.KR Ditto (4) Rice. TW (37 .11), Tk(13 .(6) , 59.83 11 .76 wheat 0(4.61). KR Ditto (4) Rice, 49.33 3.12 16.28 wheat PR.KR Ditto (3) Rice. Tk(a .08) 43.86 8.110 N4 wheat l.:l6 2.28

PR.KR Darbhanga (2) Rice. PC(2.36) 8.32 2.27 N5 , wheat PR Ditto (I) Rice, PC(20.28) 81 .26 2.06 N1110 wheat WE (0.411) 4.67 4.39 0.20 0.81 0.40

PR Darbhanga (I) Rice. 41 .08 3.04 0.80 wheat KR Ditto (4) Rice. WE(l .(8) ,'lk(7 .66) 711.56 25.23 711.01 N3 wheat WE(O.Ir7),R( 1.80) 14.51 0.13 0.80

KR Darbhanga (3) Ri~e. WE(S.3S) .R( 8.(2) 51.09 18.43 611.04 N51M2:C1 wheat R(3.46) 36.42 1.96 0.65 R(7.911) 36.56 0.81 8.110 R(3.46) 36.42 0.711 7 .53

KR Darbhanga (5) Rice, WE(0.9l) .R(3 .42) 56.1S1S 4.33 14.48 N2:H1 Wheat PR,KR Ditto (3) Rice. R( 14.97) 81.62 12.30 34.77 N6:H6:CI wheat PR,KR Ditto (3) Rioe, O( 7.97) 159.69 18.29 ' 6.32 N6 '.,..It,.t AMENI1'1ES '~

Alrl~ni't~es available,(if"~t available ~ithin the village ~ a dash (-) is shown In l1'i'e cOlUmn and next to it In brackets. the dllltance in broad ranges, viz. ,_IS kms. ,5-10 kms. and lO+kma., of thenearest place r------where the(ad~h.Yia av-"""..------.. ilable t8'~1ve1i) ...... Se.l:..la,l . ComMiniC'a- . nO, Name ~f village with Total area Toi'al1>opn- Drinking Post Day or tiona Thana no. of the lation and Educational Medical water and days of the (Bus "top, village number of (potable) l'eI9- Market/hat, Rail. station, (in hectares) households grAph if anif Waterways) 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6

REVENUE TIJANA-DARBHANGA-contd.

(251) 635.35 3,703 (665) P,M,O -( -IS) W,Tk,rlp, i>(> -(10 -(-5) In Lara. Larni R,N. r" 52 Mutnza Lara Larni (252) 262.64 Uninhabited 53 Balaha Dariapur (253) 37.64 Uninhabited 54 Farukhpur (254) 27 ,52 Uni;'h~ited 115 Dharnipatti (257) 29.14 Uninhabited 56 Dharnipatti (257/2) 10.93 481 (87) P -(-Ii) W·.Hp PO -':-(10+) -(-5) 57 Rampur Ramdeo (270) 108.40 1,91f4 (324) P -(-5) W·,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) urfChand Dih. 58 Baluahi (271) 36.42 2158 (43) -(----'5) -(-5) 1I'(1,R -(-5) -(-0) -(--':0)

59 Baluahi (272) 90.24 Unlnhabitld 'p _(_"5) 60 Ballupur (273) 21.4.5 341 (59) -(-5) W·,Hp,R -(-5) -(-0) 61 Chak Aga (274) 11.74 98 (22) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-6) -(-IS) -(-5) 62 Yakubpul' (275) 48.97 685 ( 105) P -(-5) W,np,R -(-6) -(-'5) -(_:5'> 63 Tarauni (280) 44.92 160 (33) -(-b) -(-5) W,-Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 'p 64 Ganipur (281) 125.136 643 (128) -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-IS) -(-If) -(-5) 65 MirMehdi (282) 10.12 Uninhabited 66 Musapur (283) 17.81 346 (77) -(-IS) -(-5) Htp;R -(..:..6) -(-5) -(-5)

67 Mokarari Kheraj (284 ) 1.62 Un~U'd 68 Chataria (288/2) 39.25 879 (158) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(-IS) NW 69 Semra (289 ) 94.29 1,310 (227) P HO, :~:~p -(-5) -':(-'5) ~ CH W(3). 70 Nehalpur (290) 48.56 333 (57) -(-IS) -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(--IS) -(-5) -(5-10) 71 Gehumi ( 291) 129.50 1,048 (176) P -(-5) W.Hp -(-5) -(-IS) -(5-10) 72 Chak GonauJi (292) 23.88 31S, (7) ,-(-6) -(-5) TW,Hp -(4-10) -(5-10) -( 5-10) 73 Chak Mahnauli (293) 2.02 "'(Jni;'h~bited 74. Mahnauli Bishunpur (2M) 4.86 Un~1l1ed 76 Gundauli (295) 147.30 1,022 (172) P -(-5) :~p -Cb..'IO) -{ii-IO) ...:tb:"-m) l1JilDM~ • ...... ,

LaDd~. (i. ~. , arua 'Under different types of land use in hectares Remar" l'01lnded up to 2 decimal places). includiJig oA. ______~ __.. _~ r- any p1are of Ap'proach NeArest town Culturable religious. to and distance Powor Staple waste Art>a not historical village (in km. ) supply food . (including available 1)1' Forest Irrigated by sOurce Unirrigated glluchar for archa~o- and cultivatlob gioal groves) int.erest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR,ItR 'Darbhanga (11) ED.EO Rice. TW (8.110). Tk( 12.83). 319.90 3.88 2811.79 Nll:M4: wheat R(4.411). 0(6.92) H16.24 32.41 67 .07 "'JTB

'" 0(0.83) 26.61 10.18

f~lO. 0(1.2-7) 211.80 0.411 TW( 4.117) .Tk(2 .02) 22.40 0.]11

ItB Darbhanga ('H~) Rice. TW (4.57) ,Tk( 2.02) 4.20 O.U wheat KR Ditto (I' ' ... R,{ce. 98.34 6.78 3.33 wheat KR :Ditto (3) Rice. 21.97 8.90 5.115 wheat R(4.48) 27.94 57.82 ItR 'Oarbhanga ( 2) Rice. R(4.05) 12.14 4.05 1. 21 wheat KR Ditto (2 ) Rice. 10.52 0.81 0.41 wheat Kit Ditto (2) Rice. R(14.16) 26.30 8.09 0.42 wheat KR -Di&to (i) Rice. R(10.12) 28.33 4.05 2.42 wheat KR. Ditto ('l ') Rice. 119.38 4.41) 2.03 N2 wheat 9.71 O.U KR Darbhanga (I) Rice. 12.511 4.86 0.40 wheat 1.62

KR Darbhanga (2) ED Rice. 0(4.31) 28.47 6.47 NII:Ml wheat NR Ditto (3) Rice. 0(21.5~) 67.77 4.93 NIIM.2 wheat 'KR Ditto (4) EAg Rice. 0(2.34) 29.99 16.23 Nl wheat PB,NR Ditto (3) EAg Rioe. 0(4.27) 84.17 41.06 Nl wb'eat ,ltR Ditto (13) EAg Rice. TWE(2.83) 3.52 2.06 111." whoa' 2.02 4.86

KlR Darbhanga (13) EO Jiice, '1.7' 6.98 98.iS heat 10

AMENITIES .~NP

Am.snities avaiJ.t.ble [if' not Mailable within tbe village. a dash (-) is shown in the column and next t.o it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges. viz. ,- 5 kms. ,5-10 kms. and 10+kms. , of tbe nearest place where the facility is available is given]. ,------.. ------""""------~ . Communica- ~eriltl . Total area Total Pou- Drinking Post Day or tiona no_ Na.me of village with wut('r Thana no. "ethe laMon and Educational Medical and days of tho (Bus stoP.' village number of (potable) Telo- M.arket/hat Rail. station, ( i n hectares) households graph if any Waterways)

7 2 3 " 5 6 8 9 10 REVENUE TRANA-DARBHANGA-contd.

76 Chorbandha (296) 10.93 Unlnhabit~d 77 Ra.mpur Dakbli (298) 86.60 U"inhabll~d 78 Maniari (299) 146.90 1.333(2IH) P -(-IJ) W.Tk,TW. _(-Il) -(IHO) -(-IS) Hp. _(_IS) 79 Da.iaur (300) 108.86 1.080(188) 0 PHS W.Tk.Hp -(IHO) -( --5) 80 Dalaur (300/2) 12.55 9(1) -(-IS) -(-II) W -(--5) -(5-10) -(-IS) _(_IS) 81 Badh Basti (301 ) 128.69 1,103(206) P W,Tk.TW. -(-5) -(10+) -( IHO) Hp. 82 Bastauli (302) 144.07 207(53) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-IS) -(10+ ) -(3-10) 83 Kheraj Shahpur (311) 91.05 495(9S) -(-5) -(-5) T,W.TW, PO -(5-10) -(tHO) Hp. W,Hp -(5-10 ) 84 AbduUabpur (479) 106·84 763(138) -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 85 Abdullabpur (479{ 2) 16.59 Uninhabited 86 Gobindpur (490)· 69.39 1,523(249) P -(-IJ ) W ,Tk,TW. -(-5) -(-5) -('-5) Bp. 87 Rasulpur Kalan (493)* 65.09 Uninhahited

88 Rasulpur Khurd (494). '2.07 442(86) P -(-5) W,TW,Hp,L -(-3) -(-5) -(~) , 89 Bhairopatti (495) M.M 1.470(265) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW. -(-5) -(~5) -(~) Hp. 90 Dilawarpur (496),1' 40.47 1 .4S31 222) p -(~) W,Tk.Hp,L -(-5) -(--5) -(~)

91 Bela Yakub (GOO) 79.32 l.tro9(267) P -(~) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-IS) 92 Rosa.n Chl!.k (531) 16.19 Uninhabited 93 Ba'l;idpur (532) 153.78 1.418(262) P -( -5) W,Tk,TW. -(-5) -(tHO) -(';_5) Hp, 9! B ishunpur Manora (533) 40.47 886(141) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW. -(-5) -(tHO) -(~10) Hp. 95 B idbunpuf Manora (533/2) 3.24 Uninhabited INI Balbhadarpur (534)· 314.29 I ,509(276) P(4).M R W,Tk,Tw,Hp PO -(_l» _(-5) 97 Bishunpllf Manora (335) 48.116 U ninllabited 98 Chak Pahar (1536) 33.59 Uninhabited

90 Gang'lull.i (537) 53.82 1 ,OM( 185) M -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(~)

100 Saluh~ (538) 72.44 521(82) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-6) -('-IS) *i>artly inoluded in Parbhanga (K) 71 SUBDIVtSION- DAitBIt(N(}~; sAbAW DIRECTORY

Land use ( i. e., area. under differont types of land use in hectares Ramarks rounded up to 2 decimal places) . including _..... r- -. aay pla<,e of Approach Nearest town Culturable religious " to and distanae Power Stnple waste Area not historical , village (in km. ) supply food ( including available or Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaoo1o- and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

10.93 TW(8.09) 25.33 1.62 51 .56 KR Darbhanga (12) Rice, TW(24.69) ,Tk(4.05) 20.38 2.93 91.85 wheat KR Ditto (10) ED Rice, TW(lO.OO) 73.14 8.35 17.37 wheat KR Ditto (12) Rice, 12.55 wheat KR Ditto (ll ) Rice, TW(29 .99) ,Tk (10 .(0) 55.08 15.16 18.46 , wheat KR Ditto (11 ) Rice, 0(0.20) 85.91 5~ .96 wheat KR Ditto (6) Rice, 0(3.67) 55.37 1.62 30.39 Nt ::\11 :Ti wheat KR Ditto (6) Rice. 98.74 O.M 7 .56 wheat 5.09 1.62 9.88 KIt Darbhanga ([) ED Rico, W(4.05) ,TWE(1.21), 37.8:1 14.16 11.33 N2:M:2 whoat 0(0.81). 0(12.14) 42.90 10.05 KR Darbhanga (3) ED Rice, W(4.05) ,TW(10.12) , 14.16 3.24 4.43 Ml wheat 0(6.07) • KR Ditto (4) ED Rice, TW(t.DO) ,Tk(0.81), 59.ot 4.05 20.60 M2:CI:Tl wheat 0(6.10) . KR Ditto (3) ED Rice, W(3.24) ,Tk(6.07}. 8.90 2.03 2.02 wheat 0(18 ;21). KR Ditto (IS) ED Rice, W(4.05) ,TW(I0.12), 35.61 18.61 ' M2 wbeat Tk(6 .07) ,O( 4,86) • 0(10.12) 4.05 2.02 PR,KR Darbhanga (5) ED Rice, TW(66.79) 37.23 20.23 29.53 wheat KR Ditto (9) EAg Rice, 3[ .05 2.04 7 .38 wheat 3.24

PR, KIt Darbhanga (3) ED Rice, I) .19 PC(85.00) 206.72 11.38 N200 wheat 45.00 3.56 27 .50 6.09

KR Darbhanga (4) Rice, Tk(6.19) 33.73 10.58 3.32 Ct wheat JtR Ditto (4) Rice, Tk(7.08) 47.55 13.76 4-05 wheat Amenities 8.V&illl.b1e [if not available within the village,.. dub. (-) I. shown in the column and next to it in bra.oket., the distance in broad ran,goa .. "iz"'~1::" 3-10 kms. and 10 + kma., of the nearest plBOP 11' re the facility is available is given]. ,-___,_. -_'-'-' _~_..-.A. CommuniClo- ~ ".e of village with T9.ta.1 area Total popula- Drinking Post and n:1 qr 4"YI ti~ •., 'Ihall" Jl9. . ~ the village tion and Eduoati onal Medical "'atar. 'l:elegl'f.ph $: (By ~ (~iD hectares) number of (potable) ~ar~. Mf' Ra.il. lit", . b

2 8 , 5 8 7 8 9 10

DBVBLOPMBNT BLOCK-DARBHANGA -(Contd.

Dharampur 101 ( 539) 3.A6): Unlnhobited

lOt Ra.ghaipl!~a ( Q.4~) 46.13 789(129) P -(-S) W,Tk,Hp -(-3) -(-5) -(-5)

103 Asgaon (541) 135.16 979( 16~) P -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(1I-10~ -(II-~O) - (11-10)

10! Da.rhar (9'2) 190.00 2,082(353) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp. 105 Kishunpur (543) 34·~9 270(45) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-3)

lOS C!uk l"h~\lu4l>ur (1S&4) 14.17 582(1.~8 ) f -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 107 Bali Bap*ul (545) 56.66 467(86) -(-5) -(-5) W,'l'k,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

~. ,SawIuar Go,Pal (5.£6 ) 85.79 1,482(222) -:(-3) -(-5) W,'l'k,Hp -(11-10) -~II-I0) -(5-10)

109 Ahiapa.tti (!S47) 53.4~ 27(4) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) lIO Harpatti (1S48 ) 124.24 1,319(230) P RP W,Tk,Hp -(10+) -(1S-10) -(10-1 )

U,l. f,J1rkhop~tti (IU9) 92.67 l,709(2~1) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,np -(5-]0) -(5-10) - (11-10) lIt Premjiwa.r (1150) 130.71 1,585(205) :'CO -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(10+) -(10+) -( 10+)

113 Bank.i,pur (Q~l ) 41.28 720( lq.~) P -(-IS) W,Tk,Hp,R -(lOt) -(19~ ) -(10+) p' ~. l$cx1i patti (~2) 77.70 641(98) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(10+~ -(]O+) -(10+) 115 Shankarpu~ (1)53) 70.41 97(11) -(-II) -(-5) W -(IS-]O) -(5-10) -(IHO)

He .~irdilpur (375) 55.04 1,209(214 ) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 1l'7 R'l.mbhadarpur (576) 151.3\1 1,686(271) p.;M. -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) -(11-10) 118 Gopipatti (583) 77.29 359(64) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW. -(5-10) _(5-10) -(IS-]O) Hp. 119 Balaha (584) 114.9~ 671( 102) -(-5) -(-3) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(IS-IO) -(5-10)

120 Phakila (585) 96.7.2 348(61) -(-5) PHS W,Tk,TW. -(-5) -(5-10) -(lS-lO) Hp. 12) ,.JUtlothar ( 5S6) 260.61 2,371(419) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) -( 5-10) Hp,R. 122 Abmad ~ujawal (1S87 ) 104.81 746(109) M PHS W,Tk,Hp,R -(5-10) -(IS-I0) -(11-10) 123 Pirari (588) 49.37 432(63) _(_5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) -(11-10)

124 Cha1tka. (p~9) 22.66 5)(6 ) P -,(-5) Tk,Hp -(5-10) -~G-IO) -(0-]0)

125 Pokhar lJll~nda (590) 171,91) 414( 79) ~~-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Bp -(5-10) -(5-10) -~5-10) 73. SUBDIVISlON-D.ARBBANGA SADAB: lAND U8S

Land aee (I.e., area. under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places). ....,A.. ".... ~ Remarks A,prOMJh Ne&l"l!llt town Cuhurable including 40 and' 4ietance p- Staple waste Area not anl; place "magI.' (in ,k •• ) mppl, food (including available of re igious, Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for historical and cultivation or archa- groves) eological Inter6llt

11 12 13 14 111 16 17 18 19 20

2.92 0.72

.K:a p~Tbhanga (2) Rice, 42.85 3.28 wheat KR Ditto (6} :Rice, Tk(2 .02) ,0(0.40) 98.34 4.86 29.54 wheat KR Ditto (1) ED Rice. TW (4.05) ,Tk (2 .02), 114.52 8.09 60.51 M2 wheat 0(0.81) • KR Ditto (2} ED Rice. O(O.(.(» 23.88 4.05 6.47 wheat KR Ditto (2) ED Rice,. Tk(1.21).0(0.40) 9.71 1.21 1.64 wbeat. KR Dittu (2) ED Rice. Tk(1.21),0(2.43) 40.87 4.05 8.10 NI:Ml wheat KR Ditto (5) Rice, TW(l6.IS) 48.16 16.19 5.26 wheat KR Ditto (4) Rice. 0(4.05) 39.66 8.09 1.62 wheat I(R Ditto (10) Rice, Tk(19.16) ,0(4.51) 63.77 36.80 MI wheat KR Ditto (9) KAg Rice. TWE(24.34) ,0(4.90) 51.69 II. 74 M2 wheat KR Ditto ( lQ) Rice. TW(l2.71) .0(16.53) 92.15 9.32 'wheat KR Ditto ( Il) Rice, Tk(4,45) .R(2.02) 29.10 5.71 wheat KR Ditto (12) Rice, &(12.44) 53.17 12.09 wlleat KR Ditto (14) Rice, '.I: W (l0.28) ,R(6,07) 4S.31 5.75 wheat KR Ditto (21 ) Rice. 0(6.19) 33.26 8.09 7.50 N9 wIlMt KR Ditto ( 23) Rice, TW( 8.70),0(9.31) 88.62 4.53 40.19 Nll:Tl wheat KR Ditto ( 12) 1.\iee, TW«(').87) ,0(1.38) 47.40 19.63 8.01 ...wt KR Ditto (12) Rice. TW(12.36) ,0(7 .2S) 77.S4 17.45 wheat KR Ditto (14) Rice. TW(4.05) 46.74 9.71 36.22 whe.. t KR Ditto (15) Rice. TW(12.14) 109.47 139.00 M4 ...Jaea' KR Ditto (II) Rice. Tk(2 .02) ,R (5 .67) 71.22 16.19 9.71 wheq KR Ditto (7) Rice. Tk(2.02) 35.21 9.31 2.83 ...beat KR Dato (7 ) Rice, Tk(I.42) 15.98 4.45 0.81 wheat Ditto (7) Rice. k (4.05l l~5.05 3l .97 10.9~ " T ~:& ... 74 DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BAJIAI)VRPtlR VtLLAO&

AMENlttES ANfL

Amenities available [if not anilable within the village, a daah (-) I_ shown in the column and next to it in brackets~' \he'dietance in brOad ranges, viz. ,-5 kms., 5-10kms. and,IO+ 'kme,; of th& nearest pllille where the facility is aYII.ilable i. giveD]. " ,...----~------___,.,_ Commun1oa. Serial Name of village with Total area Total popu lao Drinking Post Day or tiona DO. Thana no. of the tion and Educational Medical water and days of the (Bus stop, village number of (potable) Tele. Market/hal, Rail. station, (in hectares) households graph if any Waterways)

' 7 2 8 , 5 6 8 9 10

REVENUE TBANA,-DARBBANGA -contd.

He Ka.mala Patti (591 ) 3.67 Uninhabited U7 Bali AsH (592 ) 16.59 Uninhabited

128 Pirari (593 ) 277.21 2,040 (398) P(2 ) -( 5-10) W .1'k,TW, -(-~) -(1).-10) "':"'(-5) Hp,R. U9 Gorhia (594 ) 188.58 1,352 (234) -(-5) -(~O) W.Tk,TW , -(-5) -(-5) NW Hp,R. no Piugi (595 ) 157.83 988 (169) P -(-5) W,Tk~TW,Hp -( -5 ) -( --5) -(-5) lSI Fatehpur (598 ) 106.84 398 (73) -(-l'i) -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -( 5-10) -(5-10) -(1).-10) Hp. 132 Chhaprar (599 ) 267.09 1,405 (246) P -(tHO) W,Jlp,R -( 5-10) -(5-10) -( 5-10) 1!':l Khojkipur (600/2) 3.64 Uninhabited 134 Ghorghat (601/2) 9.71 Uninhabited 135 Mahua (617/2) 4.05 Unlnhabl16d

136 Ghorghata (639/2 ) 36.83 911 (152) P -( --5) W,Tk,TW, -(5-10) -( 5-10) -(IHO) Hp.R. 137 Sasdeopur (618 ) 201.91 1,029 ( 182) -(-II) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -( 5-10) -(tHO) -(tHO) R,N. 138 Az Rlkbe Basde:>pur (649) 131.52 794 ( 125) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) ,Bp,R. 139 G:mgia. (650 ) 142.85 917 (173) P -(-5) W,Tk;Hp '~5-10) -(-5) -(5-10) :1 UO Hlsanpur (6ll) 114. 1t3 525 (93) -(-5) -(~5) W,Tk;Hp -(tHO) -(--5) -(-5) 141 Dagarsan (61}2) 193.44 1,046 (179) P PHS W;1'k,TW,Hp -(11-10) -(-5) -(-II)

H2 Peokali (653 ) 3i8.S3 2 ,1>l5 (4S7) P -(--Ii) W.Tk.TW, -(5-10) -(-5) BS ,Hp.R. M'3knq,Bl.idl. (6IH) H3 331.03 2,462 (388) P --(.:...r; ) W;Tk,TW -(5-10) -(-5) -(--~) Mahpara (655 ) 144 133.14 7311 (123) P -(-5) W.Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-II) ,--:(-5) ·lIp. 14,5 Kapchhahi (656 ) 340.74 1,266 (223) P -(-5) W,Hp -(5-10) -(-5) -(-II) ,', " U6 L'whhmipur (657 ) 92.67 757 (133) P -(':""'5) W)Tir,Hp -(-II) -(-5) -:-(11-10) ,', . U7 Padri (658 ) 239.57 1,712 (280) P -(-5) W;rk,TW, -(-5) -(--5) -:(1I-1Q) . ,·Hp. Baruara 148 ( 659) 260.21 2,832 (~60) P -(-5) W.Tk,TW, -(-5) Tuesday, -(11-10 ~ ,,Hp,R. FriIiIlY· H9 Ralyanpur (660) 19.83 Un!nhabiled pO 4114aIq~ «(!61~ 3~~.4~ I! 744 (278) :r ,ll -(-5) W.Tk,TW, -(-5~ ~-lI~ -:-(~1.0) Up.B. strBDlVIsioN-DARBIlANGA SADAR DIRECIORY

~l),,~.

Land ule (I ••. ; , area under different types of land me in hed aTfF Remarb . rounded up to 2 decimal pTace&) • including ,..-_.--_._---- __,._------any place of Approach Nearest town Culturable religious, to and distanCe Power Staple Forest Irrigated by: source Unirrigated waste Area not hi8tor~cal "iU~ (iu ktn.) supply foOd' (including available or gauchar for arcbaeolo. and groves) cultiva. gical tion interest.

11 12 13 14 13 18 17 IS 19 20

3.46 0.21

12.S6 3.73 KR pa,rbhanga (S) Rice, R(34.40) 132.16 10.17 SO.4S wheat Ripe, 122.65 K::R Ditto (S) ..'. ~ TW (8.30) ,R(10.26). 43.20 wheat 0(4.17) • KR Ditto ( 9) .:.. ~1'6' TW (20.42) ,R( 7.75) , 95.15 30.46 wheat W4. 05 ). KR Ditto (10) Ric!!., T (12. 14).Tk(10. 14) 62.71 2.12 19.73 wheat KR Ditto (8) Rioe, R(SO.94) 94.29 18.21 73.65 wheat 3.30 0.34

. R(6.07) 2.02 0.47 1.15

R (4.05)

KR Darbhanga (S) Ri~, R(4.05) 0.40 1.62 30.76 wheat· KR Ditto (12) EAg Rice. TW (4.05) .TWE(4.211) , 109.51 0.1l7 79.52 Ml wheat 0(3.64) . .J:\.~ Ditto (12) EAg Rice, TWE (S.ll1) ,Tk (8 .17) 97.26 0.97 16.97 wheat KR Ditto (22) EO Rice._ ,TW(III1.98) .Tk(16.08) 47.70 3.67 19.42 TI wheat .I\,R . Dit~ , (21) ,rei Rice, R(30.35) 79.29 5.29 'wheat ~R"KR Ditto (12) EO' Rice, TWE (40.34) ,0(33.91) 97.6(;i 21.33 wheat ~.B,KR :Pitto (12 ) EO Rice, .,. ,TW( 2Q.23 ),Tk(4.U), 220.48 7.45 72.81 wheat . R(3.3'2) ,0 (20.23). I(R Ditto (20) RiCEl, t. Tk (42 .5S) ,0 (lI.S7) 199.18 12.42 65.03 wheat KR Ditto (25) , Rice, ... TW(2.99) ,0(2.89) 109.21 18.05 wheat ltR Ditto _(20) : ....: Rice; ... - Tk(44.19).0(25.54) 219.39 12.1S 39.44 Ml 'w-Leat .0 Ditto (21 ) Rice, Tk (42 .53) 49.66 0.48 wheat KR Ditto (10) Rice, TW (18.49) ,Tk(2.33). 175.25 37.28 0.01 wheat 0(6.21),' . KR,NR Ditto (8) Rice, TW (6 .19) '~R (22 .56) , 178.42 30.80 8.02 Nl:l'rIl wheat 0(14.22); . -.. 0(0.83) 14.S4 4.l6 ItR Darbhanga (11) EP.EA, Rice. TWE(I" .~6) ,R(4.06). 24.7.28 .11.09 49.92 MhCl;Tl wheat; O{O.SJ) , DEVELOPMENTBLOCK-BAHADURPUR

AMENITIES' A'ND

Amenities available [if Dot available within thc village, a da!h (-) il shown ill \he col~JnII. and next to it in brackets, the distance in br()ad ranges" viz. ,-II kms. ,11-10 kms. aJld 10-+ kms., of the nesrc:rt place where thefacility is available is ginn]. r------,.A.------.. Serial Communica- nO. Name of village with Total area Total Popu· Driaking PPBl ;Pay 0, tions Thana no. of the lation and Educational Medical water aa4 days of,the (Bul sto_p. village number of (potable) Tele· M.arket/hat, Rail. station. (in hectares) households graph if any Waterways)

1 2 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE TBANA-DARBHANGA-contd.

1111 Jogiara (662) 136.21 2,199 (387) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -(--5) -(5-10) 152 Gorhiari (663) 20.64 Uninho biled

133 Bishunpur (664) 38.44 mHnWlled

1114 Madhuban (665) 251. 71 1,907 (302) P l3) -(-5) W,Tk;TW,Hp PO -(-5) DB

155 Basatp (666) 231.48 1,723 (295)' P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, --<-lI) -(-I) Hp,B. 1M Pansiba (667 ) 161.06 1,021(168) P -(--5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-IS) p l57 Kokat (668) 205.98 1.747(306) -(-5) W ,Tk,TW ,Hp -(-II) -(-II) -(--lI) 138 Biuni (669 ) 269.92 1,402(21!8) P - (5-10) W ,Tk,TW, -(11-10) -(-5) -(5-10) Hp,R. 159 Bhatani (670) 59.49 262 (64) -(-5>' ~~5-10) W,Hp,It -(5-10) -(-IS) -(5-10) 160 Birnia (671) 167.13 635(105) P -(-II) 'fk,Hp,R -(5-10) Fortnil!htly -( 5-10) 161 Baraur (672) 102.38 1,032(181) P -(-II) Hp,B -(-3) -(--5) .....U(_lI)

162 Amapatti (673) 21.04 203 (35) P -(-5) W -(~5) -(-5) -(-5) 163 Arazi Madhuban (674) 7.69 UnlnNzlnled 164 Dasrathpatti (675) 8.ISO 107 t21) __ (.:_.o;) '_(-5) Hp,R ":"(-5) -(-~) ":':C':"'IS) 165 Ughara (676) 1.193.81 7,351 (1,311) P(4).'M(2), H ,PHS W.l'k,TW, PO, Wednesday . ES H,O. . . Hp,R. Phone. 166 Saidpur (677) 14.57 Uninll.'letf 167 Parauna (678) 36.42 321(62) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-lI·) ":':(-If>' 168 Siram Pipra ( 679) 135,1)7 786(130) -(1S-10) W,Tk,.Bp -(-1I) -(IS-I0) "':'{$-10) 169 Jiwanpatti (680 ) 93.89 809 (llSlI) -(-5) W,Tk,Rp -(-") -(-II) ~4} 170 Khaira Kunji (681 ) 826.36 4,531(7H) P,M -(--5') W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) ~S Hp,C. 171 Bali (1J82) 31.16'

Total 16,851.06 124,921 P (81) H (3) (21,556) II (16) HC (1) B (lJ 'PHS (6) o (4) fPC (1) ':B,p (1) ,C~W (3) Note: Figures given in brackets undel Col, 4 relate to number of'loUleho)dIJ. '1

...... Me (I. e ...... a under difl'erent tYFM of land Ule 10 heetarel Remark! , lOa.nded up to 2 decimal placeI). includin, ~--- .... ------~ any pl.oe _- of Approach Me&nliIt town Culturable religioUi. to and diatanoe Power Staple waste Area no' hiatotical village (in kUlo) supply food '(Including available or Forest lrrigaW by spuroe Uuirri,ated gauchar fot' archaeolo. and grOVel) cultiva· ,ieal tioll illtereat

11, 12 13 14 11 16 17 18 19 20

IR Dubbaaga (14) Ric*. TW',(8.00, lS't.OO 12.42 3.64 Nt:H41 wheat e3 Tk(1.29) .0(1.36) 15.15 2,'84 Tk(0.89) .0(0.81) 33.!S 3.46

PR.K.B.. DarbhBnga (11 ) EO B,ioe. TW(I8.37) .0(2.19) . 168.93 35.15 7.07 wheat IR DiU;o (6) ED R1.oe. TW(4..25} ,O( 2.17} 179.Sa 4~:41 O.a! wheat. PR.IR. Dit.to (23) Rice., 0(9.55) 1'19.S3 4.96 35.72 N5 wheat. IR Ditto (20) ED Rioe. TW(4.00) ,Tk(20.31), 131. 73 39.30 2.04 wheat. O(S.55). KR D,tto (ll ) Rioe. Tk(8.15) .0(2.83) 21L90 12.59 31.45 wheat. ItR Ditto (ll ) RiC8~ &(4.52) .0(5.~) 34.41 2.06 13.18 wheat JUt. Ditto (12) ·Rice. R(6.rt}.0(S.90j 90.08 8.60 53.U wheat KR Dicto (12) Rice. R(6.07),O(7.69) 61.88 6.49 20.25 ' wheat ItR Ditto (25) Rice. Tk(4.G7) ,R(3.95,. tr.l!'9 1.73 wheat. Tk(2.12) ,R(2 .'11) 0.42 2.44

ItR Darbllanga (25) Rice. R(O.74) 6.ll0 1.16 wheat. PR.KR Dit.to (18) El> Jl.ice. TW(31S.S9) ,R(l!,73). 763'.4'8 12.28 3M.S'S ;'NH8tl2t wheat 0(4.58) • ,T2 0(0.45) a'.82 1.09 ; O.fl

ItR Dar~lianga (23) Rilce.; 0(0.29) 21.71 4.75 9~70 wheat ltR Ditto (22) Rice .. 0(1.52,) 90;96 ,6.1S 37.38 Nil wheat. IR Ditto (22) :8i«*. 0(0.93) 51\;44 7.43 30.09 N7 wheat PR.KR Dit.to (17 ) '&ice. ... TW (100.35) .Ta(20 .(4). 574.05 111.29 ·mO:lIlr ' wheat 0(20.23) • . 0(2...36) < 2g.SII 0.4.7

11.'19 PC (107.64) 10,304.51 92&.37 3,562.11 R 495 W (15.39) ' 56, WE (9.79) •0 13 'fW (657.3~) 'I' 10 '!WE (130.64) Tk " (394.~ , R '(351. ) o (377.51) AMENITIES ANa

Amenities available [if not available \Vi thin tho \'llJr gr, II dill}! (-) If shown in the coluIDn and n{'xt to it in bra(k(ot~, l1e dhtE J:(C in 1 J( r d ranges, viz; ,-3 kms. ,0-10 kms. and 10+ kms., of file nearest place where the f acHity is avails ble is gi:ven.J ,.- • ..A... ,. _. .-., S~rial" Communiea no. Name of 'village with T"tal area Total Popu- Drinking Pblit Day 01" tiO'ris. Thana no. oIthe Ia.tion and Educational Medicill water and d8~8 of the (Bus stop, . village number of (Potable) Tele- Mar et/hat, Rail. station, ( in hectares) households graph if any Waterways)

2 3, , 5 8 7 8 9 l() REVENUE THANA-DARBHANGA -contd.

H,RP .Ean~obh (.121) ) 499.78 5 ,790( 1, 155 ) P(2),H,a: W/l'k, PO and -(5-10) ~(~10) TW,Hp. Phone. 2 Panchobh ( 12014.) 3.24 Uninhabited

3 Panchobh ( 120/5,) 9.3. Uninhabited 4 Phulwaria ( 121) 107.04 1, 121(2~4) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp' -(-5), ."..( 5-]0) -(5-10 1 5 Rampur Dih (149) 1,522.41 2,834(005 ) P,M" H,RP, W,Tk,Rp,' . PO -(-0) -(-5) SMP. C~L.N· 8 Araila ( 159) 242.40 2,748( 5(2) -(,..-5), -(-5) W,Tk.Hp -(-5) Monday, -~lI-]O) Wednesday. 7 Lauara (151 ) 99 .. 55 387( 80) -(-5) -(-5) Tk~TW,Hp -( 5-10 ), -( -3) -( 3-10) 8 Husenabad ( 152) 109.26 871(1S3) -(.-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5), --'(5":'10) 9 Banswara ( 153) 541.46, 2 ,305( 435) ,P(2),M PHS W/Fk,Hp -(-5) -(....:3)' ....:.(~10) 10 Ratanpura (157) 87.01 1 ,391( 241 > p,O -(-5) W.HP,R -( 5-10) -(-5) ....:{ 5'-10) ,-(_5) 11 Gorwara ( 15'112 ) 113.72 1 ,'J01( 266) P -(.-5) W,Hp -( 5-10 )." -(3-10)

12 R~hnpura ( 15 l/3 ) 1>0. 9~ 1,087 (20'") , P~O -(-5) W,Hp,R -( 5-10) -(-5): -("10) .p 13 Moro ( l,sg ) 2~a,87 2,56i(510) -(-5) W,TW,Hp PO -(-5) -( 5-10) 14 Rasa.I1pnr ( 159) 14&.,00 630(127) P -( -5) W,T.W,Rp. -(-5) -( -If)' -(3-10)

115; .{l'i~i :Dih, (ISO} 35.6. 617(l2~)' P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) '-( _3) -(5-10) 16 M~sihaQl& ( 161 ). 207.19 Uninhabited 17 Gorwara. Barhmota.r( 162) 35 .. ~1 49(10) P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) .-(-5) -(5-10) i IS Rajwara ( 163,) 23.88 323(63) -(-3) -(_5) ~,Bp,R ." _(_5) -(--5) -(5-10) p' 19 Bjll'~npur ( 16t) 130.9~ 1,120( 181) -(5-10) W'"Bp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(&-10) .p 20:- . ~qpalpul' (,165 ) 76.48 4W(BS) -(5-10) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-,5) .:-( 5";10)

21 Bhaw.lnillUr (16~ ) 6.Sg. 89(20) -(-II) -(5-10) Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10 ) 22 Madhopur (167) ]50:95 _744(145) M PRS, , W,Rp,R -(-5) -(~5) -(5-10)

23 Ma~opur (16712) 23.47 Uninhabited

2'~ ; Paildsu 1 (168 ) 40.S7 501(85) -(~f -(-5) W,Hp,R -(5-10) -(11-10) -( li-l0) 2G Rampur ( 169) 89.84 531(84) P -( -.os) W,Hp,B. -(lHO) -( 11-10) -(IHO) '19 SUBDIVlSIQN-DAa8BANG4\' sAnAa DIRECTORY

Land' ~se (I. e. , area.' under dilferent types of land UBe in heotares Remark rounded up to 2 decimal plaoes). including , ,-----:------__,._------~ any place of Approach Nearest town Culturable religious. to and distance Power Staple waste Arl'anot histoi'ioa.l vlHase (inkm.) supply fpod (inoluding available 01' :. FOrest Irrigated by source Unirriglited gauchar for archaeolo· and cultivation gical groves) interest

U 1, l3 \4 lIS 1& 1'1 18 19

PR,KR Darbbauga (9) EA RiCe. ' TWE(30. 73). Tk(4 .83), ' 423.28 ).80 30.60 N6:M4: wheat R(6.22j,O(2:32) • Cl:T2 3.24 8.12 0.25 0.94

KR Darbhanga (10) Rice, TW(1.40) .0(2.83) 92.69 0.53 10.19 wheat KR Ditto (8) Rice, Tk(4.11) , R (42 87) 1.443.43 17.99 14,01 whea.t PR,KR Ditto (26) 'Rice. 'l'W (3.01). Tk(4.60) , 171.52 14.63 34-74 , whoat o (J3.90). PR Ditto (26) Rico, TW (3.7~. Tk,(5.74). 71.23 1.32 2.C8 wheat R{15. 4). PR,KR Ditto (26) Rice; TW (2.62) 97.78 2.89 5.97 wheat PP.,KR Dttto (26) Rico. TW (19.40) .Tk'(6.30), 413.41 26.60 58.81 }l3 wheat O( J.6 . 94) . , , ' KR Ditto (16) . Rice, 'l'W (2.20),Tk(4.]0), 60.23 4.50 9.13 wheat 0(6.85). KR Ditto (18) Rice, 0(30. 12) 76.13 7.0l! 0.42 wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice. R(17.48) 24.09 0.86 8.56 wheat KR Ditto (I8) Rica. TW (6.33), R(ll.50). 20140 51.83 2.06 M2 wheat 0(6.75). KR,' Ditto (16) Rice. 0(8.))) 114.65 21.]0 2.23 wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice, R (6.]3) 18.88 9.36 1.24 wheat R(4.51 ) ]51.79 44.88 2.01 'KR Darbhll nga (26) Rille, 23.36 2.08 H).I7 wheat KR Ditto (27) Rice, R (9.94) 12.21 0.89 0.84 wheat KR Ditto (27) Rice, R (0.49) 1'26.09 " 22.64 1. 73 wheat KR.NR Ditto (27) Rice, R (2.21) , 70.92 2.19 1.16 wheat KR' Ditto (28) Rice, o (0.69) 5.41 ' 0041 , n.37 wheat KR Ditto (28) , Rice. TW (2.00)' 126.76 21.06 1.01' ,MJ wheat o (0.43) !O.84 1.80 0.40 KR ;NR Darbhanga (18) Rice. ReI. ]5) '35.62 2.47 1.63 HI wheat ~R 'Ditto (IS) '.. , .. l~ice -,. R (7.81) '77·~~ _. 1.88 2.~~ ",heat 8ft

A~u.ities avaUIj..;b~ 0" not available within the village. a dash (-) ill I!liown in the column and next t.o it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,- i' kmB .• 5-10 kms. and 10 t-kmB. , of the nearest place r------.------.A.---,where the facility is available -. is ,...... _ given]. Serial . CommJUlioa. no. Name d{ village with Total area Tot.a.! Pou- Drinking Post Da,y OJ tione Thana no. of the. ll!otion 8JlIi. Educa~ional ~edical water and days ofthe (Bus soop, village number of (potable) Tele· Market/hat Rail.station (in hectares ) households graph if any Waterways)

'6 2 3 4, '1 8 9 ' 10 REVENUE ',fHANA-DARBHANGA -contd.

26 Saidpur (l70f 43.30 7U(1~) 0 -(-5) W,lIp,R -(----3_ ~(~ -(5-10J

27 Godaip!1tti (l71) 395.78 1 ,432( 278) P.ll -(-5 ) W.Tk.TW. --(-5) -(-5) -(IHO) Hp.R.:N. 28 Dabhraufi (172) 13.35 9.f(18) P -(-5) W.TW.Hp -(--5) -(-5) -(IHO) 29 Rup<:luli (173) 430.58 2..497~449) P -(-5) Wilk •TW• PO -(-0) -(-5) p.R. 30 Dumrawan (174) 1:39.61 Uninh!lbited

31 Kolhatta (175) 260.21 ll.212(419) , P -(-5 ) W.Tk.Hp -(-5 ) -(-0) -(-4)

32 PJ.tori ( 176) 101. 98 2.514(410) M PHS W.Tk.Hp PO -(-5) -<-6)

33 B"s!l.nt ( 177) 231.07 1.717(337. P - (-5) W.Tk,TW,Hp -(-5· ) -(-II) -(-5) PHS 31 Chllndauli ( 178) 78.51 251(64) P,H W,Tk.TW.Hp -(-5 ) -(-3) -( -IS)

35 Gorhaila. ( 179) 596.90 1, 64~(:JI4~ U, .(-5) W.Tk.TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-IS) 36 KaIi (180 ) 9.71 Uninlrtlbited 37 Az Rakbe Kali (181 ), 8.50 UniJfbQbited 38 Az Rakbe Kali (182 ) 3.64 Unillhobited 39 Az RLkbe Kali (183 ) 13.35 Uninhilbited 40 Az R~kb6 (tali ( l8i) 5.67 UninlllJlblted 41 Az Rakbe Kltli (185 ) B.3S Uninhabited 42 Az Rakbe. Kali (186 } 13.35 Uninhllbited 43 Az Rakj)e Kali (187 ) 3.64 Uninhabited

44 Kali (188 )' lJ;Il.92 I,U2(183} P -(-6) W,Bp,R -(~ -(IS-IO) -(-3) 4IS Urra (189 ) 151L 20 UO(24) "':""(-5.' -(-5) W,Tk.TW,Hp -(-5} -(IS:..rO) "":'(';':'5) 46 Az Rak&e Urra ( 190 ) 18.62 Unih1labited

47 Dih Labi (191 ) 1;097.49 4, 953(90!8) P(2~ . -(-5) W,TIt~Hp.B,C PO -(IHO) :-(-6) 48 Poaria . ( 192) 1l73.97 436(86) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp.:N -(-5) -(11-10) BS

49 Nair8ara (193 ) 197.89 2,583(458) P -(5-10) W,Tk.TW, PO -(~lO), . BS Hp.R.N. ~Q Bishun~r ~ 194 ~ . ~8i. 98 I,079~201~ P fW3 W,T~:rW~HftN -(-ll~ , ...... (5-.10) " n~ 81 SUBDIVISION-.DARBBANGA SADAB JllQQWRY tLA.NQ;."a~

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in heotares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). inoluding ,..------, anYoflaeo Approaoh Nsarest town Culturable religious, to' a.nd distance Power staple waste Area not historioal Village (in km.) supply food ( including available or Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauohar for arohaeoio • . and oultivation ' ghlltl groves) interest

11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR,NR Darbhauga (18) Rice, R(0.42) 39.03 3.00 0.S3 wheat KR,NR Ditto ( IS) Rice, R(17.06) 253.00 S1.16 44.57 Nl:M3:Tl wheat KR pitto (~O) Rice, 0(1.46) 9.70 1.7S 0.41 wheat KR Ditto (1S) Rice, Tk(tJ .(7) ,R(6.25), 281.91 81.00 50.f>8 wheat 0(5.37) . 0(0.42 ) 136.34 1.82 1.03 '. KR Darbhanga (24) Rioe, TW(7.47) 2!!6.28 6.17 20·29 wheat KR Ditto (23) Rice, Tk(7.S9) 64 .. 78 2.90 26.41 -111 wheat XR ;Ditto (19) Rice, Tk(0.81) ,0(0.43) 181.63 46.34 1.66 N3;Cl wheat .K.R Ditto (18) Rice. Tk(0.85) ,0(0.42) 71.61 3.34 2.29 wheat KR Ditto (14) Rice, Tk(2.41) ,0(1.23) 463.58 2.21 127.47 Nl wheat 8.05 1.66 3.52 4.98 3.64

R(0.86) 9.22 3.27 2.99 2.68 2.95 8.3S 4.20 9.15

3.64

TW(5.12),Tk(5.89), 382.93 6.25 66.94 KR,NR Darbhanga (10) Rice, wheat. R(34 .60), O( 10.19). TWE(7 .14) ,0(3.39) 136.62 0.92 8.13 'KR Ditto (S) EAg Rice, wheat 18.03 0.59 700.40 53.23 255.90 M4:';r3 PR,n Darbhanga (8) Rice, Tk(8 .96~ ,R(73.31)" wheat 0(5.6 ). Tk(6.92) ;0(30.39) 117.27 40.47 78.92 PR,KR Ditto (10) Rioe, ..• wheat WE(2 .21) ,Tk(0.99) llb .78. 3S.44 40.47 p.R,KR Ditto (12) Rice. wheat TW(1.76), Tk(O.~), 4,~ .70 ~O.23 2°'i~ ,~~ o (II) ... Ric.. ·~t em ftt•• 9(0.1S3~. ' , ' I, ~ "';. 82

Amenitlee available [if not available within the village,.. daah (-) l' ehowu in _.the oolumn and next to it in brackets, the distance in bro&d rangee, viz. ,--:1 kma. , 3-10 ms • and 10 + kma. , of the Deareet place where the facility is availabl.ia liv«lJ. ,.... ~~__.._<. Comm11J1icr.- Serla,1 ~ame of village with Tota.l aloa ',1'0161 popul&- _ . -: Drinking post Day or tiona 110. ',1'~~o. of the villa.ge Mon and Educs.tional Medica.l 'Water a.nd da.ya of the (Bul8top. (in hectal'ell) number of (potable) Tele. Market/hal , R ..il. station. household. graph if any Waterways)

1 2 3 , 5 6 'l 8 .. '10

REVENUE THANA-DARBHANGA-contd.

_. 51 Bieaul (195) 150.95 959 (150) P -("":':IS) W ,'Ilk', TW ,Hp . -(_:'_iI) , :..:c..(1I-10) -(.:...:'$, 32 Dath ( 196) 117.76 709(1l8) P -(--:I) W;Tw,Hp,R ' -(...::.r;) , -(~":lO) , -(-3) 53 Ughra (197) 142.811 1,529(2311) P -(-15) W,TW ,Hp,R' ' -(-,-5) -(11':10) ';BB

54 Phulwaria (198) 151.35 273(57) P -(-5) W,Tk~TW,Hp , -(-5) _(5":10) ::':"(-3)

55 Ucha.uli (199) 103.19 797(127 ) P -(-5) TW,Hp -(-~) _(-5) -(-3) 56 Bha.wanipur (200) 49.78 673(117) -'-(-15) -(-':1) ) W;',l'k;TW,Hp -(-15) -(-5) -C-5) 67 Neam (201) 341 .24 3,173(558 ) P(2) -( -.:5) W;TW,Hp,R -(--lSi -(~-10) -(1S-1O)

118' Chha.ta.una. (202) 605.00 1,579(279) P -(5--10) W/rJi.,Tw ,Hp -(5~IO) -(5-10) ...:.(1)-10) 39 Bahupatti (203) 338.81 712(131) P -(5-10) W,"1'k, TW , -(f¥.]01 -(5":]0) ..:...( 5-10) H_p~)l.,N . 60 Kolwara (204) 101.17 UnlnMbit~d

In M!l.hamadpur (205) 39.25 Uninhobit~d

62 Mahamadpur (206) 46.54 1,193(218) P -(---5) W,Hp,R PO -(IS-I0) -(-IS) Simia. 83 Sirnia (207) 1,108.01 14,006(2,473) P PHS W,Tk,Hp,B PTO -(-5) BS

64 Maksudpur (208) 161.87 1,675(292) P -(""':5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

63 Aliabad (209) 110.07 945(147) P -(-5)' W,Tk.TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R. 61l Rasulpur (2]0) 411 .15 5,493( 861) P(l!)"M RP' W,Hp,R PO Sunday, BS Wednesday. 67 Ghosrama (211 ) 59!. 88 2,480(463) P,M RP- W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) BS Hp,R. 68 Ba..ns Dih (212) 87.82 2,037(338) P,O RP W,Hp,R -(-IS) Tuesday, BS Friday. 69 Mannupur Kharra(213) 390.11 1,699( 352) P{2) -(-5) W,TW,Hp,R. -(:-5) -(-5~: "-(~)

70 Chandana. _ (214) 30.35 Uniffltajit~d

71 Paumo (215) 357 .83 3,424(618) P(3),H PHS W,Tk,TW,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-lI)

72 Mirzapur (2l6) 937.64 4,499(700 ) PC!),}!: -(-5) W~'fk_,Hp,R PO' -(:...rsr· ~t-!l\) 73 Mala.hipatti (217 ) 853.4'7 &,251(1,500) P(4) -(-&) W.Tk,TW,Hp no' -(.-5) ·~.~lO) Bahadurpur, 74 Bltbadurpur (217/2) 6.88 UlIllIhatNtJl

'lIS Chilwi (218) 33.39 222(48) -(.~r ':':"(-0) Wf,H}J, -(-4) - --{~) """:(-tt) LaDd .... ( I. e.'," &1'8 a ander dureren'typell ofland ale In hectaree Remark • .' ..,," rounded up to 2 decimal places). IncludiD' auy place of N~toWD Culturable religioo., and disi:e.Jlce Power Staple waete Area not. historical (in k~;) 'supply food' (includiI13 .vailaNe 01, ; . I,: F 0i'e1I& Irrigated b,y IOUI oe Unirri,ated gauchar for archaeo"-. and cultivation gleal groves) inteftll'

11 - 18 17 18 19 so

liB Darbbanga (15), Rice, TW (1.82.). Tk(0.4i!}. lI7.24 20.28 70.03 Wheat R(L2l ). ~B Ditto (14) , Rice., TW(9.a.) .R(2.04) , 33.06 20.23 ro.59 wheat 0(2.49) . ,f'R,KR Ditto (f6) ... Ri.c&, TW(8.88) .R(4'. Oll). 39.40 20.23 66.77 M31Cl wheat 0(3.72) • KR Ditto (16) " Rice, W h2.41).TW(O.SJ). 97.04 20.23 30.35 Xl wheat (0.51) • KR Ditto ( Hi) Rice, TW(3.iS) 71.28 8.09 20.24 N2:C2:TI wheat KR Ditto (Ui) Rice, TW(I.80) ,Tk(I.36) 36.26 0.24 10.12 N2 wheat KR,NR Ditto (Hi) ; Rice. TW(2.57) .R(0.55) 173.32 54.63 nO.l7 N3 wheat .ltR Ditto (IS) , Rice, TW(39 .29} .Tk(I, 25) 347.54 20.44 196.48 NI wheat KR 1)itto (l~) ; Ric6,p TW(2 .4~,Tk(1.22). 147.66 30.35 156.71 wheat 0(0. 0). 0(2. OS) 70.76 8.09 20.24 TW(20.23) 19·02

KR Darbbanga (11) ... Riee~' R(7.34,) 34.66 4.54 wheat KR Dhto (11 ) RiC&', (j)(3.71) 3114.93 39.10 710.27 wheat t,Il',Q, Ditto ( 10) ED Rice, TWE(1l.68).Tk(0.43). 77.28 1.23 68.84 wheat R(2.41) • -0 Ditto ( 10) Rice, TW(O.96) ,R(4 .31), 8t1.17 0.S3 17.85 whe&t 0(0.95). ,PRi~R Ditto (12) : }tiC&, W(5 .V8) ,TW( 10.47), 310.91 4.58 67.19 Hd:TJ what R(12.25}. ;.R.KR Ditto ~12) IilAg !\iW, ... TW,E(Il2 .08)"Tk(,1.28), 4~0.38 '.47 100.86 lIIU:Cl!:T,2,' wheat R(lLSI). f,~.ltB Ditto (12) Rice, R(1O .06),0( 2.33) 58.14 1.24 21.05 wheat -KR . Ditto (11) . Rice, TW(LM)'3k (2.0tl) , 828.47 0.84 53.41 wheat &(3.30). (3.1$0). , . ... TW(0.6J) 23,63 6.Il

.~R Darbhanga (U) RillV, ~(10.31),TVV(1.07). .241.23 2.04 88.91 NIO ;. ,~ wheat R(2 .21),0( I! .06) • 31,49 1'68.87 '.,,::~jI, , i Ditto (14) Rice, Tk(7 .26) ,R(31.59) _69~.43 wheat -KR . Ditto -(10) RiQII. TW(107.39).;rk(l.t6) 627.78 >I~59 110.75 wheat 0(1.24) fI.64 ; 'hiee, . K;~', ~arbha.nga (10) R(4.13) il].45 0.35 7.46 whe.. ' 84 Via ..

AMENmES ,MIQ

Amenitl_ antlable [if not avallalilt. within the village, a daah (-) t. 'hoWD in the column and ned to it in bracket.. the di.tance in 'broad rang_. vis ••-6 Juu •• 1-10 kma. and 10+11:1118 •• of the ne&IN& plaee where the facility ia available i. giT_]_ Day or Commuaio.. Serl.l Name of viDage with Total area Total popula- Driding ·Poat day. NJIIl8 Do. Thana no • . of the tion and Educational lfedic~ water and of the (:BUI ltop, village number of (potable) Tele- Market/hot. Rail. ltation, (in hectares) households graph if any Waterway.)

4 6 '1 8 9 10

ItEVENUE TBANA-DARBHANGA -contd.

76 Thalwara (219) 277.61 3,016(566) P.M PHS W,Tk.Hp,R PO -(11-10) -('_3)

'17 AmaDih (220) 31S6.62 619(132) P -(--3) W,TW,Hp,R,N -(-3) -(1)..10) -(-IS)

78 Bihari Makund (221) 117.36 818(155) P -(-5) W,TW,Hp.R -(-G) -(5-10) ...... (-1)

79 Hiohhaul (222) 104.00 685(132) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(~6) 80 Rampatti (223) 89.03 651(119) P RP W,Tk,Hp,R -(-IS) -(5-10) -(-3)

81 Barhtnotara (224) 149.73 945(167) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp,R -(-5) -(-6) -(-5)

81 Ratanpura (225) 8.90 444(84) P PHS. W ,Tk,TW ,Hr -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) CHW. 83 Usma (226) 79.12 D16( 1.51-) P -(-5) W.Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-IS) 84 Pipraulia (227) 119.79 834( 143) P -(-IS) W ,Tk,TW ,Hp -(-5) -(-5) _(-5)

8lJ Hajipur (233) 30.61 252(41) -(-5) _(-5) W.Tk,TW,Hp -(-IS) -(tHO) -(-5)

88 HaJipur B iranpatti (234) 79.72 202(44) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-6) -(tHO) -(-5)

87 Ma.hamadpur Senduar(245) 242.40 1,799(295) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp.R PO -(tHO) -r-6) 88 Manhara (247) 33.59 547(88) -(-IS) -(-IS) W.Hp,R -(-IS) -(5-10) -(-3)

89 Farukhpur (25412) 21 .45 Unlnh_U«I 90 Balaha (255) 68.39 Unlnhoblted

91 JaJD.alpul' urJSantpul' (256) . 29 .1S4: 850{ 120) :M -(-5) ·W,Tk.Hp PO -(5-10) ~(5-10) M Ba.ghela (21)8) 7I .63 1 ,1160( 265) P ,0 -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-IS) -(5-10) .... (1.. 10)

93 Baghe1a ( 21S8/2) 22~26 UninlttlbU_d 94 :Baghela (259) M.63 . 662( 121) -(-IS) . W.Tk ,TW ,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) "";_(Is-I0) 95 Khusro Sarae (260) 16.19 120(24 ) -(-5) W ,Hp -(-5) -( 5-10) -(5-10) 96 Mabnauli (261) U.67 1(1) _(-IS) W -(-5) -( If-l0) -(1)..10) 97 BalbhadarPanohobh (262) 1.62 Unl1iluJblled Narkatia. wi .p 98 MahDauli ( ~63 ) 169.&6 8??(ltD} _(-5) . W .Tk,TW, ~(..;..oIJ) ~(5-10) "':"'(lHO) Hp,R,C. 99 Udhopatti (264) 7ti.68 522(D3 ) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-IS) -(5-10) -(IS-I0) Jlp.R. 100 Tall'upri . t265) 113.31 ilniliMbu_ DNCTQRY

Lazul UI8 ( i. e •• area under different. t.YJleII of land ule In hectaree Reroarb rounded up t.o 2 decimal..... places). including ,.... _ ...... anyplace -- of Approach Nearest town Culturable "eligioulI, to and aidance Power St.aple waste Area not historical village (in km. ) supply food . (including available. or Forest. Irrigated by source Uuirrigated gallchar for. archaeOt6~ - and cultivatiOn gicat trrOVeB ) intereet

U 12 11 14 liS 16 17 18 19 20

ItR Darbhanga (7) ED Rice, Tk(I.S9),R(l0.I5S) 210.98 3.42 151.29 Tl ' wheat ItR Ditto ( 10) Rice, TW( IS.01 ),R(0.46), 260.69 6.22 7S.22 wheat L(3 .02) • KR,NR Ditto (5) Rice, TW( 10.42) ,R(S.42) 85.63 1.29 16.70 HI wheat ItR Ditto (7) Rice, Tk( 1.24) ,R(1'LI0) , 72·lJ. 1.7& 14.01 . wheat 0(0.79). K.R· Ditto (7 ) Rice, R( 8.77) 61.64 1.38 17.24 wheat KR Ditto- (8) Rice, It(lO.63) 107.4S 2.S1 29.M wheat ItR Ditto (8) Rice, TW(O.I5O) 6.33 . 0.32 1.73 wheat ItR Ditto (5) Rice, R( 10.58) 52.89 1.21 111.04 wheat ItR Ditto (7 ) Rice, TW( 14.26 ),R(2. 96), 88.06 l.50 '11.90 wheat 0(1. Il) ItR Ditto (5) Rice, Tk( 0.74) ,O( 1.26) 26.96 0.37 6.28 wheat ItR Ditto (7) Rice, Tk( 1.16) ,O( 2.26) lI9.45 0.98 II5.:S'7, wheat KR,NR Ditto (5) Rice, Tk( 1.24 ),R( 13 .110), 176.63 . 5.12 4[.'73 N8:Cl. ; wheat 0(2.09). Tl K.R.,NR Ditto (5) Rice, R(6.19),O(1.06) 16.54 0.41 9.39 ~I wheat 0(0.49) 16.17 0.86 3.93 TW(12 .16) 53.21 0.65 2.37 "'.' KR Darbhanga (6) EAg Rice, 0(2.87) 24.41 0.915 1.31 NIO wheat PR,KR Ditto (10) EAg Rice, TW(4.155) ,0(2.43), 49.10 7.41 S.U NI0:IU wheat 0(2.94) 11.08 3.32 4.92 KR Darbhanga (10) Rice, TW(12.23) 30.42 5.83 6.115 N7 wheat KR Ditto (10) Rice, 0(1.44) 14.34 0.41 NI wheat FP Ditto (11 ) Rice, 0(1.71) S.81 0.13 ~. wheat ", ): J.82 KR »arbhanga ( 10) Rice, TW(14.32) J39.86 9.18 8.20 NIO wheat ItR Ditto (0) Rice, TW(17.48) 47.84 7.67 2.91 N7 11'.... , ... 0(20• .23) 71.U " 21.46 AMENITES 1lIIIO

A-~I.~lea' a'vail,bl. [if not available within the village, a duh (-) i. ihown In the column and next to it In braeke"" the dl.tance In broad rsngea, viz .,-11 kttis., 11-10 kms. and 10+kma •• of the neareet pJaoe where the facility ia availabJe i."iven].. . r------___._~--'-- . Commuat_, s..ijll ~ame of ,,!-llale with Total.l'IIa Total popu· , . . Drinking Poet Da.y' ar ttonl . Tba.na~. of the' • )titi~ atd' EdilCittloiiDl" Mediaa" water and day. of the (Bus a&op, 00' village Bumberof (potable) Tele· Market/hal, Rail•• tation. (fn liectares) hou.&hoJd. graph if any Waterwa,.) I 3 • .6 6 7 8 (I IV REVENUE TBANA- DARBRANGA -contd.

101 B il-at au.! (266) 51.39 1116 (28) , -(-II) -(-5) W~TW.H, - (,-;5) , -(&--10) -(~-IO) _(.....-5) -(-1) 102 .Ma.h&~I!~r (267) 1S1S.04 92.2, .{JIII) W.Hp,R -1.....-5) -(11-<10) -!-(1I-10)

103 l\1:uatll.f~ar (268) 90.66 56,7 (90) P HC W.Tk,TW, -(~II) -(10+) NW: Hp,R. 104 Gorhi¥i :. (269) 294.02 2,041 (35g) lit -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO ...,...pO+) :NW lip,R. lOIS Madanpu': Gorbiari (297) '71S.08 UninWited 1()6 Chand,an,patti (ISM) 261.02 4.863 (788) P,(> D w:rk,Hp. -(-IS) -1-0-6) DS W.;Tk,Hp 107 Berai l'a,ti ( 6115) 44.92 IJ81(lJ7) P,O -(-5) -(-II) -I~) as p. RP,CHW W.Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) BS 108 R()ril'P,aW (336) 80.13 1,311 (191) -(-a, M D,R.P W,Tk,Hp PO -(...... JI) ~t-5) 109 Majba~lia'Bi8aipatti (M7) 71.63 2,449 (4l~ u;a.n'Pu1 H. FPC,RP,. . FridaY. CHW. ' . 1,7(6 (3S8) P -(_6) • W.Tk, nV,iIp - (':"5) -(-5) -(-6) U3 lIrIakhanpur (561 ) 99.55 1,4011 (244) :...( -5) W,Tk,Hp -(-II) -(-IS) _ (-5) 114 Bishunpur (562) 27.1S2 ~-b) 254 (47) . '::"(-ri) -(_IS) W,Hp -(-5) -(-II) -(-II) 115 Madllu Pa~ti (563) 34.40 2,171 (328) ~(-5} :W,'tk,Hp . -(-5) -(-6) lllJ Singhauli (584) 119.72 1'(2) PO 1,040 ti~J)· P -( 5-10) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(IH() -(5-10) _ (11-10) 117 Parmanandpur (5611) 160.66 6 P' -(5-10) liS Haw8s8 ( 566) 62.44 1,131 (1 0) -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(5-10) -(IHO) 342 (53) -(':':'5) " -('11:"'10) , 1lW,Hp -(-6) -(11-10) lit Manorathpuf (567) 38.44 -,(II-~O) 238 (53) -(:_tr -(IHO) Monday, -(11-10) 120 ~hnorathpur 11llai (568) 7·28 W.,;rW,Hp -~~-lb) I . ,'.i Th.l.'lIday. " UnlnlrQbit«l 121 Az Rakb6 Bhadwar (569) 19.02 .. P -(it-IO) W.TW,Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) -(11-10) 111 Ba.lia (570) 159.« 689 (121) ,Rp -(5_16) ':'_'(II-IO) (571) 346.11 1,971( 303) P·,M ''':''(5_10) .'w ,Tk,TW' PO 121 Sirampuf • L 'I _, 46.114 911 (27) -(-=-5) -(-II) i W.Tk,TW,HP -(v':"10) -(1)-]0) -(11-10) 12' Pa.rmar (1S72) -(-IS) -(--I) 125 AnpaUi Bishunpur (&73) SUS 1}36 (SO) p -(::":11) W,Rp -(-If) 87 DIMOfDRY

bAHDliSE·

, ~an4 use (i. e., ~e~: under different types or land use In hectares Ramarb • roun¥d up to 2 dooimal places) • inclUding ------, a.ayp1ace of Nearest town Culturable religious, a.lU!- distlen"e ! Power .• , .Staple , w.ate Area not hiB~oJ:ic" (lD km. t .. ':aupply : food , . . (" inclUding . 8.'V'D.ilable H&i')r~ Forest Irrigated by aourQe, Unirrigated gauohllr . {-Or t archiioloo " lind oultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 us 16 17 18 19 2()

Rice, TW(J3.17) 27.J6 2.91 8.15 N2:M:l ',: ...heat KR J?itto (10) Rice • 0(5.02) 45.66 2.49 1.87 1112 . wheat KR,NR Ditto (11) Rice, TW(6.64) ,R(4 .15) 71.40 3.34 IL12 N'1 wheat KR ,pitto (ll) . Rice, TW(~ .16) ,R(21.65) 243.08 8.08 13.03 :tnO wheat TW(9.60) ,n(6A7) 44.12 9.17 6.72

PR"KR, Darbhllngll Ricll, Tk(7Al),0(l.97) 168.1'6 o .86 82 .13 M3':C 1 wheat P~,K& Ditto Rice, Tk(S.37) ,0(0.86) 18.59 0.34 16.76 i.rt wheat· PR,KR Pitto ~6) Rico. W(5.06) .TW(l.64), 59.63 0.411 12.14 Ni:M4i; wheat 0(1.21). .f1l:Tl. KR Pitto (4) ED Rice, Tk(4.21),0(1.24) 54.00 0.45 11.73 NS:M3' wheat KK Ditto (6) Rico, , TIt(3.93) ,0(0.:S8) 1\3,85 0.16 1.\4.8 wheat' ; KR Ditto (7) Rice, Tk(S.3Q),0(I.76) 49.84 2.011 28.29 whea. PR.K:& Ditto (7) Rice; W( 14.20),TW(3 .15), 334 .47 0.95 39.79 N4 wheat 0(2.24).

KR Ditto ( 12) EO Rice, "... Tk(3.9l) 77.92 1.06 16.66 NII:M2:T3 wheat KR Ditto (11 ) ED Rice, Tk(2.53) 17.'79 l.88 11.32 . ~:tl r:ID wheat KR Ditto (9) Rice. TW(0.74) ,0(0.94) 26.311 1. 36 'ILOI . wheat KR Ditto (9) Rice. TW(16.U) ,Tk(0.70). 81.96 3.22 13.75 N2 wheat 0(1.68). KR Ditto (20) Rice, TW(8.31) 110.61 10.99 30.69 N2 wheat KR Ditto (22) Rice. Tk(I.02) 37 .69 2.09 11.64 wheat KR Ditto (24) Rice. O( 1.01) 30.39 1.32 5.72 wheat KR Ditto (24) Rice. TW(2.23) 4.22 0.83 wheat 17 .21 0.47 1.340 KR Darbhanga (30) Rice, TW(17.19) 9' .86 6.29 41.10 wheat KR Ditto (111) Rice, TW(7.96) 248.11 11.74 84 30 N4:M:2 wheat KR DiUo (24) Rice. TW(I.82) 33.611 0.88 10.19 wheat ,,~ Ditto (10) Rice, TW(6.80) 20.85 IS,G3 wheat 88

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dub (-) il shown in the column "lid next to it in braokets. the distanoe in broad ranges. viz •• -5 kms., 5-10 kma. and 10 +kms •• of the nearest place where the facility, is available is given.] ~------~ Communioa·--- Serial Name of village with Total area Total Popu. Drinking Post Day or tiou' . , JIG,' ThiloDa no. of the lation and Educational Medioal W&te1' and daya Of \be Bu, atop, village ' number of (potable) Tele- Market/hoi. Rail. station, ( in hectares) households graph if any Waterways)

'1· 2 3 4 5 6 7. S 9 10 R.EVENUE THANA-DARBHANGA-conld.

126 Anar (574) 240.38 1.8oo( 337) P -(-IS) W,Tk,Bp -(-I) Monday, __: (:':"5) Thursday. 127 Sobhnath Patti (577) ]08.05 571 (118) P -(~) W,Tk,Bp -(~) -(~) -('-:5) 128 Sobhnath Patti (577/2 ) 1('.92* Unlnhablled

129 Sobhai Patti (578 ) 91S.91 676 (129) -(~) -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(--3) -(-5) -(--3) 130 Parsauni (179 ) 12.95 Uninhabited

131 phiropatti (580) 23.R8 165 (3t) --( -5) -(-5) Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(--3)

132 Pai.or (581 ) 232.69 5,048 (910) P.M -(-5) W,Tk,'TW,Bp PO -(-5) :8S

133 Akba.rpur (iSS!! ) UIL6S 752 ( 129) P - (--IS) W.Hp -(-5) -(-~) -(-5)

Total 22.579.36 161,429 P (87) H (3) (28,777) II (18) HC (1~ B (4) PRS (10 0 (7) D (2) FPC (1) RP (9) SliP (1) CBW (3)

*Area sh~wn 8S per land Use data. Wote : Figures given in brackets under Col. "relate to number of householda. 89 SUBDIVISION-DARBBANGA SAnAa QIREOTORY

LANIJ usa

Land use (i. e. , area under different types of land UB6 in heotares Remark . rounded up to 2 deoim al plaoes). inoluding r------A...------_---...... any plaoe of Approaoh Nearest town Culturable religious. to and distanoe Power Staple waste Area not historical village (in km.) supply food (including' available or Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauohar for arohaeolo­ and oultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 13 16 17 18 19 20

PR.KR Da.rbhanga ( 10) EAg Rioe, TWE(5.24),Tk( 1.01) 214.30 2.77 17.06 Nl:MI wheat KR Ditto (13) Rioe, TW(2.53) 86.74 3.70 15.08 wheat TW(2.99) ,Tk(l.46) 4.61 0.42 ],44

KR Darbhanga (11 ) Rice, W(8 .62) ,Tk(O.4I) 82.40 0.63 3.85 wheat TW(7.16) 5.37 0.42

KR Darbhanga (7) Rice, O{3. 91) 14.94 0.21 4.82 wheat PR,KR Ditto (12 ) EA Rice, TWE (11.22) ,Tk(0.84) 198.76 2.14 19.73 M3:C2:Tl wheat KR Ditto (11 ) EAg Rioe, TW( 4.liI) ,TWE\8 .(5), 111.59 0.91 16.78 wheat 0(3.04) . W (46.38) 15,913.871,108.61 4,057.98 N128 TW (490.47) 1447 TWE (lOt; 64) C12 Tk (137.50) T 16 R (467.00) L (3.02) o (247.89) 90 eEVELOPMENT BLOCK-SINGBWARA

AMENI"aee AND •

Ameni ties available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) Is shown in the collUllll .nd next tio i ti in bra.ckets, tbe di stance in broad r&llges, viz. ,-r; kms. , 1>-10 kms. IUld 10 ~ kms., of the noarest placo where the facility is available is given. J ,.... _.A. ______-, Serial Communica no. Name of village with Total area Total Popu- Drinking Post Day or tjo~. Thana no. of the lation and Educational Medical wat.r and dRis of the (BUB .top, village number of (Potable) Tele- Mar et/hat, Rail. station. ( in hectareS ) households graph if any Waterway.)

1 2 3 4 I> 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-DARBHANGA -contd.

1 Bedaali (50) 3.64 353 (69) P _(-5) W,Tk,TW. -(-I» -(-5) -(-II) Hp,N. 2 :Beda.uH (50/2) 66.37 UninfiDbltMl 3 Bedauli (50/3 ) 4.05 Uninhabited

4 S~nq,hpur Buzurg (5t) 507.47 4,995 (921) 0 --I -5) W,Tk,TW,Hp _(-5) -(-II) -(-II) 5 Sauahpllr (tH/Z) 40.47 106(21) -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-3) 6 Dheliahi (51/;) ) 17.40 Uninhabited 7 Sanahpur (51/4) 3.64 '(JnirthabiUc:.

8 Makanpur (52) 60.30 579(91) -(-5) -(-5) w. rk,'rW .Hp -(-5) -!- 5) -(-5) 9 Sanahpur Dih ( 53) 155,40 920(156) -'(-5) -(5-10) W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -(-5) -(I)-W) 10 Katka (54) 350.45 2,472(405) P(2) ,M PHS W,Hp PO -(-5) -(l1-l0)

11 Kusump:\tti Kanaur (61 ) lG9.f6 1,405( 178) P(~) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(5--10) Hp.R. 12 l'aira (62) 221.36 979(181 ) P RP W,Hp -(tHO) -( - II) -(5-10)

13 D.thsil (63) 115.33 1,263(214) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10) 14 Mohanpur (6{) 256.97 1.288(228 ) P,M -(-5) W,Hp -(5-10) -( -5) -( 5-10) 15 Kanigaon (65) 1,289.31 5,814( 959) P(3),M, RP,O W,Tk,TW, -(-b) -(-5) -(-5 ) 0(2). Hp,R. 16 Asthua (66) 201.13 2,069(357) P,M,H PHS,FPC, W,Tk,TW, PO Tuesday, -(-5 ) RPpq, Hp,N· Friday. CHW(3). 17 Bh'tjaura Nankar (67 ) 130.31 951(143) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5 ) 18 Nista (BS) 268.30 2,434(441) P(3) .0 RP W.Hp PO -(-5) -(5-10) 19 Bhetgwatipur (69) 326.98 1,627( 246) P(2) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 20 Bhagwatipur. (69/2) 7.69 Uninhabited 21 Chak Kazi (70) 6.07 Uninhabited

22 Bha,rwa.ra (71 ) 143.26 7, 107( 1 ,097) P,M,O RP W,Tk,Hp PO Sunday, BS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. 23 Bharwara (71/2) ]9.42 Uninhabited

24 Hayatpur (72 ) 15.78 849(141) Q -(-5) W.Tk,Hp ~<-5~ -(-I» -(-5) ~~ llayatl'Uf (7212) 4.$1} 'l/nl!th(!b1wJ 9i SUBDlVlSION-DARBHANGA SADAR -. J»RECtORY

Land tl88 (I. e •• area under different tyra:. of land use In hettarel Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal p acea). including .- --_."._------any place of Approach Nearee' town Culturable religiouB, to and distanee Power Staple Foreet Irrigated by BOurce Unirrigated waste Area not historical ..ill_,. (in km.) lupply food (including available or gauohar for arobaeolo- Bnd groves) cnltiva. gfoal tion Interest

11 l~ l3 14 111 16 17 18 HI 20

KR D~rbhanga (37) EAg Rice, 3.64 Ml whea~ TW (18.21) ,Tk( 4.05). 35.30 4.76 0(4.011). Tk(1.21) 2.84

KR Darbhanga (38) EAg Rice. TWE(50.~) .Tk(2.02). 389.78 64.27 wheat 0(0.81) • KI~ Di tto (32 ) Rice, TW(8.09) 12.60 3.24 16.54 wheat 15.84 1.56 2.41 1.23

KR Darbhanga (37) Rice. TW(20.Z3) .Tk(2.0Z), 28.33 8.94 wheat 0(0.78). PR,K& Ditto (37) EA Rice. TW( 10.12) ,TWE(40'47), 611.96 30.46 Nl:Ml wheat Tk(8 .09) .0 (0. 30). PR,K& Ditto (35) EAg Rice, 0(10.12) 293.51 4.11 42.71 Nl wheat KR Ditto ( 24) Rice. Tk(6. 07) .R(6 .07) .O( 0.40) 55.51 42.59 58.92 wheat KR .RR. Ditto (37) EA Rice, 0(12.14) 1113.31 5.08 110.83 N2.M2 wheat ItR Ditto (37) Rice, 0(9.65} 61. 79 6.17 34.72 wheat ItR Ditto (37 ) Rice, 0(10.12) I:U .44 8.67 106.74 N2 wheat KR Dato (3t) Rice, TW(70.82) .Tk(20.23), 884.54 83.23 221.99 Ml:CI:TI wheat R(6.07),0(2.43). PR,KR Ditto (33) Rice, TW{32.37), Tk( 8,09) , 119.47 14.21 24.97 M4 wheat 0(2.02).

II'B..KR lJit.t.o ( 32) ED Rice, Tk(6.07) 84.85 2.59 36.80 M2 wheat KR Ditto (36 ) Rice. 0(8.84) 186.111 11.26 68·05 N2:Cl wheat fR,.KR Ditto ( 32) ED Rice, W(2.02),0(l.21) 232.08 4.55 87.12 N5:M2 w'b.eat 0(1.28) 3.51 2.90 0(0.81 ) 2.99 2.27

PR, KR Da.rbhanga (30) ED Rice, W(10.12~ ,TIr( 18,21), '72.94 4.05 36.32 NHi:M4 wheat 0(1.6 ).

9.02 10.40 KR Darbhanga (27) ED,EAg Rice. Tk(2.02).O(O 13) -2.83 2.88 7.91 whoa' 3.71 1.15 92 DEVELOPl\t£NT Bl..('WK-SINGHWARA VILLAGE

AMENtTtES AND

Ameni~iet! available [If not available ",ithln the village. & dash (-) I. shown In the column "lmd nen to it in bracketll, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,-IS kms., IS-I0 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest place ",here the facility is availableJ, given]. ' ': '--,-, ------_____.....A... Coml!lunloa. Serial Name of village with Total area Total popula. Drinking Post Day or tioll8 no. Thana no. of the tion and Educational Medical water and days of the (Bns sto" village number of (potable) Tele- Ma.rket/hot, Rail. statIOn, ( i n hectares) households graph if any Waterways)

2 3 4 6 '1 8 II 10

REVENUE TBANJ\- DARBHANGA ~contd.

26 Bishunathpatti (73) ]01.98 659 (123) M -<--IS) W,'fk,TW,Hp -(-IS) -(-IS) -(~)

27 Maheshpatti (74) 67 .58 780 (137), P,O -(-IS) W ,Tk ,Hp -(-IS) -(-IS) -(~)

28 Maheshpatti (74/2 ) 17.00 160 (22) -(-5) -(-IS\ 'J'W,Hp ,-(-5) -(-IS) -(-IS) 29 Sadhopur Bishunathpatti(75) 39.25 Uninhobite{

30 Shadhopur (75/2 ) 19.02 Uninhabitu' 31 Shakarpur (76) 135.b7 2,025(334 ) P -(-IS) W,'l'k,'l'\V,Hp -(-5) -(-IS\ -(-5)

32 Rajo (77) 203.96 2,220 (392) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(--5) -(~") -(-5) 33 Rampatti (78) 46.54 744 ( 145) f> -(5-10) W,TW,Hp -(-IS) --(-IS) -(-5) 34 Pipra (79) ]56.67 673 (1l5) P --(5-10) W,Tk,Hp,Tt -(-5) -(-II) -(-lI-lO) 31S Mankauli (80) 735.30 6,389(1.133) P(3) RP(2) W,Tk,TW,llp,R PO -(-3) -(-IS)

36 Kathalia (81) 50.59 1,465(232) P,O RP ('2) W,Tk,TW,Hp.R PO -( -IS) -(-5)

37 Paigambarpur ( 82) lOb .62 1,491 (244) P,O -(-I'l) W ,Tk .TW.Hp,R PO -(--5) BS,NW 38 Kewatsa (83) 133.54 1.617 (318) P RP W.Tk.TW.Hp,R -(-5) -(-IS) BS,NW 39 Chak Dargah (84) 42.49 742 (126) P RP W .Tk.TW ,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-IS)

40 Bhawanipur (85) 511.52 6,295(1,06] ) P(3),M.O -(-IS) W.Tk.TW,Hp.N PO -(-IS) -(-5) 41 Koranni (86) 203.15 2,177 (409) P RP(2) W .Tk.TW,Hp.N -(-IS) -(-5) -(-5) 42 Ba,heri (87) 104.00 249( 46) --(_5) -(-5) W.Tk.TW.Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-IS) 43 Ka1wara (88) 123.43 1,256(220) P -(5-10) W,'rk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(1-10) 44 Bharauli (89) 366.74 2.028(354) P -(5-10) W ,Tk.].'W ,Hp -(-5) -(Jli-l(\) -(5-10) 45 Hasan Chak (90) 31.97 158 (:17) -(-5) -( --5) W,Hp -(-5) -(IS-I0) -(5-10) 46 Kora (91 ) 2.83 Uninltablt6d ,7 Gogaul urfGangauli (92) 210.04 324 (72) P -(5-10) W. Tk. TW,H p.R -(-5) -(11-10) -(5-10) 48 Kora (93) 290 .16 1,899 (322) P ,M -(1)-10) W,Tk ,TW .Hp.R PO -(IS-I0) -(5-10) 49 Kauar' 1940) 182.11 424 l83) -l-,II') -(-5) W,Tk,1:lp -(-15) -(IS-H») -(11_10) -(~IS) "., Lorika. (95) 223.38 284l6(» -\-11) -l-II) W ,Tk,TW ,1:lp,'N -(-II) -(-IS) SUBDIVISION- DA.RaBANGA 8~o.;.R OIRECTOR'Y

Land DIIe (I. e •• area onder dUferst types of land DIIe i 0 hectafllll rollDded up to 2 decimal-Jo- ______places): Remarke Approach Nearest toWll Culturable includinll to aDd distance Power Staple waste Area not a~ place riUagp ( io km. ) supply food (including available of r igiou., Forest Irrigated by BOuret' Unirrigntt>

11 12 13 " 111 16 17 18 III 20

KR Darbhanga (26) ED.FAg Rice. W(25.09) ,TW(3.24) 45.44 6.07 22.14 Nl wheat KR Ditto (29) - EP,EA Rice, TWE( 16.19), Tk( 4 .05) 17.09 4.05 26.20 wheat KR Ditto ( 2-l ) ED,EAg Rice, TW(6.07) 3.56 1.21 a.16 wheat 0(6.88) 20.25 l!.02 10.10 0(3.69) 10.33 0.81 4.19

KR Darbhanga (32) ED ,EAg Rice. TW(6 .07). TWE (24.28), 112.21 10.16 40.59 wheat Tk(2.02) ,0(0 .24). KR Ditto (32) EAg Rice, TW(60.70 ),Tk(6.07) 119.13 lS.( 6 wheat KR Ditto (31) BAg Rice, TW (L6 .19), OC 1.21) 24.37 4.77 wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice, TWE(30.35), Tk (2 .02), 7S.91 12.24 24.68 Nl wheat R(8.09) ,O( 0 .38)_ PR,KR Ditto (24) Rice, TW( 121.40).Tk(12.14), 36t .35 19.ill 208.60 wheat R(R .09).0( 1.21). KR. Ditto (25) ED Rice, TWE(20.23)(4 _03) 12.99 3.31 10 01 wheat PR.KR, Dato (23) ED,EO Rice, TWE(80.9~). Tk(2.02), )0.18 4.39 N2 NR. wheat R(8.09) . PR, KR. Ditto (23) ED Rice, TW(;,0.59) ,Tk(2 .02), 43.112 3.01 30.35 N5:Ml:CI :'1'1 wheat R{4.05) . KR Ditto (23 ) Rice, TW(8 .09) .Tk(2.S3) 4.2S 2.81 24.42 wheat KB Ditto (24) ED Rice, TWE(91.05) .Tk(lS.21). 206.39 15.03 179.97 'N3:K2 wheat 0(0.87). KH Ditto (34 ) Rice. TW(32.37). Tk( 10.12), 142.25 10.9S 3.38 wheat 0(2.02) . KR Ditto (34 ) Rice. TW(l6 .19). Tk( 4.05). 68.33 7.81 5.60 whea.t 0(4.05) . KR Ditto (26 ) Rice, TW( 20 .23) ,Tk(2 .02) 67 83 2.89 30.46 wheat KR Ditto (34) Rice. W(O.3S) .TW(80.9!). 200.32 668 70.33 HI wheat Tk(8.09) . KR Ditto (30) Rice. Tk(2.02 ),O( 2.02) 22.79 0.19 4.95 wheat 2.77 0.06 KR Darbhanga (30) Rice, TW (16.19 ),Tk(2 .02), Un.91 0.75 31.08 wheaG R(6 .07 ),0 (2.02) • KR Ditto (34 ) Rice, W(O.tiS) ,1'W( 101.17). 104.41 7.01 58.88 N1:Tl wheat Tk( 12 .14} .R(6 .07). KR Ditto (22} Rice, -.. TW( 10.12) ,Tk(2.02). 148.n 1.02 19.67 wheat 0(0.17). KR Ditto (24) Rice TW(12.14) .Tk(2.02). 20.23 2.94 J86.02 wheat 0(0.03).. MVEL()Pl\iEN't BLOCK-SINGBWARA VILLACE

AMENI1'~9 AND

Amenit~ea available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) Ie shown In the eolUIlln and next to it in brackets, the distance io bread ranges. viJl •• _11 kms. ,11-10 kms _ and 10-+ k.m&., of the nearest plaee where theiaoilhy i8 available is given] • .------..,..----_._------. Communica. ·~tlal Drinking Post Day or tions nO. Naine oC village with Total area Total Popu· Thana no. of the lation and Educlltional Medical water lind days of the (Bus ~toP. village number of (potable) Tele- Market/hat. Rail. station. (in bect&r6iJ) households graph if any Waterways)

7 9 2 3 " I) 6 8 10 REVENUE TBANA_DARBBANGA-contd.

RP W.Tk,TW,Hp -(-IS) -(-II) -(-IS) IH DarhallipUf (96) 171).23 1,254 (241S) p.O -(-~) -(-II) -(-5) -(-.'I) 1S2 Kawai (97) 43.30 20 (2) -(-l}) w H,HC W, Tk ,TW ,Hp, PO Sunday. BS Singhwafa (98) 810.57 8,114(1,446) P(4),ld,H 1S3 R. Monday. Wednesday. Friday. Uninhabited IU Mirsapnr Jjtwara (99) 17.00 -(-IS) W.Tk -(-5) -(-IS) BS M Minapur Jitwara (99/2) 17.40 U3( 17) -(-5) W,Tk:rW,Hp PO -(-5) BS M RampllTa (100) 141. 64 2,686 (468) p( 2),M,0 -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 1 S 37 Minapnr Jllgni (101) I)S.IO 1,793 (263) -(-3) CIVC W.Tk,TW,Hp W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -(-5) DS liS A tarbe1 (102) 36.42 1157 (79) P -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) BS 59 Atarbel Ra.mchhaura (103) liI.S9 514(80) -(-5) W ??"Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) . -(-II) 60 Bithuuli (104) 80.13 610 (76) P -(-5) W.Tk,TW,Hp -(-0) -(-5) -;-(-5) 61 Milhouli (105) 159.44 1,581(2l1li) P{2 ) -(-5) RP(2) W .Tk.TW,Rp PTO Monday, DS 62 Struri (106) 632.30 5,672 (956) P,M.H. 0(2). Friday. W ,Tk ,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 63 HaDuman Nagar (106/2) 17.40 450 (77) P -(-5) Uninhabited 64 Chaphan (107) 2711 ..b9 -(-5) -(-5) -(-6) 65 Gaura (108) 112.91 1,236(219) P -(-5) W.Tk,TW,Hp W,Tk ,TW ,Hp,C PO -(-5) BS 66 Bhafathl· (109) 301.49 2,756(487) P(2) CHW(2) -(-5) _(_5) BS 67 Manihaa, (1l0) 113.01 358 (69) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS 68 Kuarpa.ttl- (Ill) 1'37.77 1,183 (189) P -(-5) .W,Tk,Hp Uninhabited 69 Gaura B'lWlrg ( 113) 129.09 Uninhabited 70 Garha ' (120/3) 9,71 PO _(-Ii) -(-II) 71 Basatwara ( 132) J5S.23 2,662 (366) 0 PHS W.TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) 72 GDblndpUr (t33) 30.76 128 (22) -(-.'I) _(_5) W.Tk,Hp -(-IS) -(-5) Monday DS 73 GObindput', ( 13B/2) 10.12 856 (137) P D T~,TW.Hp _(_5) -(-5) 71. Harakh.. (134) &2.ISG 234 (45) P _(-5) W -(-5) PO -(-0) 71 Birdipur (135) 111.69 1.965 (390) P,O RP(2) W.Tk,TW ,Hp -(-~) DIReCTORY

LaDe! aile (I. e., llte&;under dift"erent typee 01 land u~e In hectaree Remark. l'OIllIded up to 2 decimal pla<'&8). including ,..-~-- ~----~-----~------~ any plll,oe of Approach Neareet wwn Culturable religious, to and distance ['ower Staple Wl\8te Area not historio.) village (in km.) supply ,food , , (including available or ' Foree' Unirrigated gauchar ' for' -archaeolo- and grovea) cultin· gioa) tion intereat

11 12 ,13 14 13 16 17 IS 19 20

KR D

W(0.16),Tk(2.C2) , 12.60 ) .41 0(0811. PR,KIt Da,hhangll (18) ED Rico, W(0.18),TW(4.01l). 6.07 4.27 NI -wheat Tk(2.02) .0(0.81 ). PIt, KR Ditto ( 18) ED.EAg RiC'o, W( I .21J .TWE(32 .37) , 5:l:fHI 6.3fi 39.9~ N2:MI: wlleat Tk( .09).0(0.811. O):TI PR,KR Ditto ( 18 ) ED,EAg Hice, W(l.21} ,TWE(16.19), 21:28 7 .23 N2:CI wheat Tk(8 .09) ,O( 1.10). PR,KR Ditto (17) ED,EAg Ri~, TWE(l6.19) ,Tk(2.02) 13.76 4.43 N7 wheat PR,KR Ditto ( 18) ED Ri!.'e, 0(0.311) 4t .92 6.12 wheat PR,KR Ditto (16 ) Rice, W(0.2~).Tk(2.0:l) • 70.R2 6211 wheat O(O.SI). PH .• KR Ditto (15) Rice TW(16.19),Tk(6.88) , 101.60 31.02 MI:CI wheat O( 1.75). PIt, KR Ditto (14) ED I~ice , W(2.02) .'l'WR(iO.47), 424.51 152.55 MIl:CI wheat ll'k(.8.09).0(4.86) . rR,KI~ Ditto (17) ED Rice. W(1.21 ).Tk(2.02), 6.47 7.53 MI whollt 0(0.17) . R(24.28 ) 16~.2g 89.03

KR Dal'bh'111ga (17) Rice, TW( 12.14),Tk(lO.12), 13.35 6.17 71.12 'rJ wheat 0(0.01). PR,KR Ditto (17 ) Rice, PC(2.02) ,W(4.05). 1I5.83 2.63 61.34 .M6 wheat TW (105 .22) .Tk(IO. 40). PR,KR Ditto ( 17 ) Rice, TW( 12.14).Tk(2.25) 22.26 IIl.36 NI:M2:Tl wheat PR,KR Ditto (16 ) Rice. 1.'k(4.05),O( 0.119) 138.40 3.04 41.69 wb,oat 78.7:\ 1.27 49.09

Tk(1 .27) 0;31 0.tl7 7.56

P l~ .1{ R Darbhanga ( 12 ) ED ·Rice. W( 2.0~l.TW (24.28), '62.73 67.06 MI wheat ; , 0(2.14) • PR,KR Ditto ( 15) ED Rice, W(0.90) ,Tk(8 .50)

AMeNITla:s AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, 8 dash (-) i8 shown in tbo column and next t.o it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,~ l> kms. ,5-10 kms. and 10 t-kms. , of the nearest place - where tbe facility is available is given]. r------~- -~.------""'_"------. Serial Communica. no. Name of village with Total area Total Pou- Drinking Post Day or tions Thana no. "fthe laMon and Eduoational Medical water and days of tbe (Bus soop, village number of (potable) Tole· Market·/hat Rail station ( i n hoch.res ) householdil graph if any Waterways)

2 3 4 6 '1 8 9 10

REVENUE 'rHANA-DARBHANGA-contd.

76 Basauli (I:J6 ) 71.63 16(3) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5 ) -(-5) 77 Ami (137) 728.02 5.274 (93!!) P(!I),O(2) -(-5) W.Tk,TW. PO -(-5 ) -(5-10) Hp.R,C,N. 78 Harpur (138) 174.42 I,578(317 ) P,M -(-5) W,Tk.Hp -(-5) -(IHO) -(5-]0) 79 Balaba (139) 42.49 617(114) -(_II) -(-5) W,Tk.TW -(-5) -( 5-10) -(11-10)

80 Sabaul (UO) 36.83 676(106) -(--5) -(_5) W.Tk,TW -(--5) -(5-10) -(11-10) 81 BarhauJia (141 ) 101.81 655(132) _(-l» -(-5) W,Tk.TW -(5-10) - (5-)0) -(5-10) 82 Rasulpur (lt2) 169.97 1.076(202) P -(-5) W.Tk -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

83 Inamat (143) 7.69 133(23) _(_;') -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( 5-10)

84 Sarwara (lH) 405·32 2,807(1S25) P D.CHW(3) W,Tk.Hp, PO Sunday, -( -5 ) R,C.N. Thursday. 85 Kharaj Phulthua ( 145) 3.64 Uninhabited

Sf} Phu1 thus (146) 148.92 9S6( 175) P -(-5) W.Tk,TW, -(-5) _(_5) -(11-10) Hp. 87 lI1dhopur (IH) 322.93 3.007 (5:16) P - (--.'i) W.Tk,TW, -(-5) Sunday -(11-]0 ) Hp. 88 Ban"uli (148) 298.65 5.021('!2t) P,M -( --5) W.Tk.TW, PO -(-5) -(5-10) Hp. 89 Hajipur (Hit) 5{.63 Uninhabited

9.) F~tl}bpur ( 155) 1I0.t8 593(107) P -(:>-10) W,TW.R -(-5) -(--5) -(5-10) 91 Sareia (156) 13L77 1,362(257) P -(5-10) W,TW,lt P -(-5) -(IS-I0) 92 Bisaul ( 19.5/2) 8.90 Uninhabited

93 B:lhuara Buzrug (332) 153,.78 2.403(459) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

9t Bata.ul (333) 56.23 467(76) -(-5) -(-5) W.Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp.R. 95 Hflriharpur (3H) 1 ,OS [.30 10. !51( 1. 745) P(lO) .M. PHS,D. W,Tk.TW, PO Sunday, --( -5) 0(3) • RP.CHW. Hp.R. Thursday. 96 Kusumpatti (335) 118.1 7 755(109) P -(5-10) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

97 Sirhauli (336) 29.14 560(107) P -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS

98 Uisambharpur (337) 78.51 1,050( 177) p -(5-10) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) _;_(,-5) 97 . SUBDIVISION...... DARBHANGA SADAB· DIRECTORY

LANDaJSe ...

Land use·· ( i. e.. area ~nder different types of land USe in hectares Remarks . rounged up to 2 decimal places). including r---.-~-~-:---.-. ------____, any place of Approach Nearest town Culturable religioUS, to ,and dista.nce Power Staple waste Area not historical village (in km.) supply food ( including available or F<:>rest . Irrigated bY. ~ource Unirrigated gauchar . for archa~lo. and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 H 13 1.6 17 18 19 20

KR Darbhanga (24) ... Rice, W(4.05) .TW(19.5i7), 14.69 24.42 wheat Tl« S .90). KR Ditto (22) Rice. TW(20.66) .R(SO.94) 606.08 20.34 wheat KR Ditto (23 ) Rice, 'fW( 22.26). Tk(1.62), llS .02 4. OS M2:Tl wheat R(24.3~0(4.05). KR Ditto (23 ) Rice. W(5 ,02) • (2.02)\,. 29.94 2.07 wheat R(3.«).~ KR Ditto (23) Rice. TW«(i .12) ,Tk(4.05), 24.9S 0.87 wheat R( O.SI). KR Ditto (28) Rice, TW(40,47). Tk( 15 .07) 4S.S7 0.40 wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice, TW(7.78) 63.0S 99.11 wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice. TW(I.13) 3.2S 3.2S wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice, PC (S.09) ,R(8.40) 312.39 12.61 83.83 wheat 2.91 0.73 KR Darbhanga (14) Rice, W(0.93),TW(24.2S) , 74.60 3S.99 wheat Tk(10.12). PR,KR Ditto (20) EAg Rice, W{3.24).TW(72.S4) , 158.0S 71.69 MI wheat Tk(4.9l) ,O{12.14). PR,KR Ditto (12 ) ED Rice, W{l2.14) .TW(50.59) , 154.22 63.01 N4:M2 wheat Tk(16.19) ,0(2.50). 47.29 7 .34

KR. Darbhanga (26) Rice. TW(5.30) 103.09 2.09 wheat KR. Ditto (2S) Rice, TW(S .75) ,R(4.45) 92.14 29.43 Wheat S.04 0.S6

KR Darbhanga (I6) Rice, Tk (10.12) ,0 (1.59) 29.14 14.47 98.46 wheat KR Ditto (20) Rice, TW (6 .07) ,Tk (2.02) 15.32 4.11 28.73 wheat KR Ditto (20 ) Rice, W(I.62),TW(60.70), 522.24 217.S2 230.36 N2:M5:Tl wheat Tk( 40 .(7),R (S.09). KR. Ditto ( 15) Rice. R(S.09),0( 1.21) 54.S0 24.75 29.32 wheat FR, KR. Ditto ( 15) Rice, W(0.70) ,Tk(2.43), 4.S6 6.07 14.27 wheat 0(r).81 ). 14.97 26.5b 30.42 KR Ditto (15, ~!f Rice, R(6.07),0(0.50) wheat 98 DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-5INGBWARA

AMENmESAND

Am&nitiea &Tai1able {if not available within the village. 8. duh (-) is lIhown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges, viz •• -IS kJDS •• 5-10 kms. and 10 +kms.. of the nearest place where the facility; is available' is given.! r------Communica. Serial Name of village with Total area Total Popu. Drinking Pos1i Day or tiODI no. Thana no. of the tation and Educational Medioal Water and days of the Bus stoP. village number of (potable) Tele· Market/hat, Rail. station. ( in hectares) households graph if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 ·10 R,EVENUE TBANA-DARBHANGA-co1ltd.

99 Madhopur (338) 270.73 2.149(379) P,M:,O _(5-10) W .Tk.TW • PTO -(-4) -(~) Hp. . 100 Tektar (339) 212.46 3.138(491) P.O RP(2) W.Tk.TW. -(-li) Monday Up,B.N.

Total 17,037.84 148,819 P (84) H (1) (25,524) ]I (15) ewe (1) H (3) HC (1) o (23) PRS (4) D (3) FPC (1) RP (23) eHW (9) o (1)

Note: Figures given in braokets under Col. 4 relate to number of households. SUBDIVlSlON-DARBBANGA SADAa DIRECTORY lAND USE

L&nduee (i. e., area under different types of land use in I hectares Ramarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). • including ,- __,._ --. aayplace of Approach Nearest toWD Culturable religious, to and distanoe Power Staple waste Area not historical village (in kID.} supply food ( including available or Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo· and oultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR D~rbhanga (15) Ri~, TW(IO.12) ,Tk(l0.12) , 158.63 38.52 52.83 Nl:MI wheat 0(0.51). PR,Ka. Ditto (15) Rice, TW(16.1~ ,Tk(2 .02), 58.38 58.68 67.07 NI:M2 wheat R(6.07) ,0(4.05).

PC (10.11) 9,400.30 804.80 4,048.97 N 89 W (79.78 ) ltl 58 TW (1,361.88) C 8 TWE (499.79) T 10 Tk (433.88) B (255.95) o (142.38) 100

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK~ALE _~Gi

AMENt-T~i:$_ A.NO

Amenities availabIe[if notavailabl" within the village, a duh (-) I. shown in the oolumn and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,--& k~8. , 11-10 kms. and 10 + kms •• of the nearest place where thefaoility is available i8 given].,. . . ,_.------., Comm.unioa­ Serla.l Na.me of village with Total area Total popula- _. Drinking Post Day or tiona no. Thana no. of the village tion and Eduoational Medical Water and days of the (B'!lsstop. (in hectares) number of (potable) Tele­ Market/hot, Rail. BtatiOD. households graph ifany Waterways)

1 8 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-DARBHANGA-contd.

1 Chandauna (1) 181. 70 1,733(320) P(2) 0 W,Hp PO BS 2 Badri (2) 36.02 21(4) -(-5) -(-til W, -(-5) -(-5) 3 Manamkhedu (3 ) 18S.53 1,068(207 ) -(-5) --(5-10) W,Hp --(-5) -(--5) 4 Qhograha ( 4) 186.96 J,194(238) P CHW W·,Hp -(-5) Tu(}sdav, BS Friday. G Kheraj (4/2 ) 10.52 271 (54; P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5} 6 Sahaspur (5) 279.23 2,620(464) P(3),M 0(3) W,Hp -(-5) -(-IS) -(-6) 7 Jogiara (6) 710.72 5,207 (933) P(5),M,H -(-5) W,Hp ro Fortnightly RS 8 Nawada (7 ) 121.00 377(86) P -(5-10) Hp -(5-10) -(--&) _(_5) 9 Qadari (8) 148.92 1,131(ISa) P(2) CHW Hp -(-5) -(-5) _(_5) 10 Pakhauli (9) 13S.00 -(-5) Hp _(_5) -(-5) -(--5) 11 Ja16 (10) 1,866.79 20,705(3,664) P(6),M(2) HO,PHS, W,Hp PTO, Sunday, BS D,FPO, Phone. Monday, CHW(21), Wednesday, 0(2). Thursday. Friday. 12 Manam Deh (11) 101.57 S2S( 145) P o W,Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) 13 Harauli (12) 47.75 164(26) -( -5) -(1)-10) W,Hp -(ii-l0) -(5-10) -(-5) 14 Roorha (13) 566.15 5,657(927) P(2),M,0 -(5-10) W,Hp PO -(5-10) -(5-10) lIS Katraul (14) 474.29 3,527(606) P(2),M O(4} W,Hp _(_5) -( 5-10) -(5_10) 16 Katraul (15) 235 .12 1 ,105( 199) P -(-5) Hp PO -(-5) _(5-10) 17 Chak Milki (16) 14.57 208(45) -( --5) RP W -( --5) -(-5) -(-5) 18 Dighra (17) 445.15 3,932(676) P,M CHW(4) W,Hp PO -(5-10) BS 19 Chandar Dipa (1S) 42.90 923(147) P CHW W,Tk -(5-10) _(_5) -(-5 ) 20 Kaji Bahera (19) 272.35 ] ,849 (334) P CHW W,llp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 21 Nagar Diha (20) 116.96 845 (159) -(- 5) CHW W -(-5) -(~-10) _(_5) 22 Muraitha (21) 8&8.96 7,511(1,439) P(4),M, 0(7) W.Hp PO Monday, BS 0(2). Friday. 23 Baghaul (22) 91.46 767(136) P -(Ii-IO) W,Hp -(-5) Wedne!day, -(-5) Saturday. 24 Digho Patt.i (23) 84.17 651 (135) -(-5) -(5-10) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-IS) 21 l\{ahuli Nallkar (24 ) 116.14 1,317 (243) P -(5-10) W,Hp -(-3) -(11-10) -(-II) ,lot SUBDlVlSIO!IJ-DAa8ItANGA SAD'" I)_RECTORY

.l.ANO·USE

Land use (1. e •• area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks ___.rounded up- __ to 2 decimal.A.. ______places). ~ including ,- anyplace of Approach Nearest town Culturable religious. to and distance Power Staple waste Ar"a not historical village (in km. ) supply food (including available or Forest Irrigatoo by sOurce Unirrigated gsuchar for archaeolo. and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 .20

",R.KR Darbhanga (60) Rice. W (0 .24) .l'k(4.05) 1112.50 20.119 4.32 NlII wheat KR Ditto (60) Rice, Tk(0.40) 30.25 3.94 1.43 wheat KR Ditto (62) Rice. TW( 10 .42) .Tk(2 .02), 103.58 60.72 10.98 N2 wheat 0(0.81). . PR,KR Ditto (50) Rice. TW(4.25) ,Tk(2 .33) 134.411 29.56 11).37 .N2 Wheat KR Ditto (50) Rice, 7.36 2.10 1.06 wheat KR Ditto (55) Rice. TW(8.19) 219.44 18.22 33.38 N16 wheat PR.KR· Ditto) (31) Rice, TW (121 .40) Sk.(68 .80) 240.50 18.25 261.77 wheat KR DiH<: (34) Rice, TW(8.09).0{U9) 85.42 8.94 10.46 N3. wheat PR,KR Ditto (32) Rice, TW( 12.14) ,Tk(6.07}, 59.66 38.99 23.97 wheat 0(8.09) • KR Ditto (36) Rice, W (2 .02),Tk(1O.12) 105.14 11 .92 8.80 Ml wheat PR.KR Ditto )55) Rice. W(O.40), W (30.48 ), 367.24 134.21 313.01 NI7:M2:.T2 wheat. Tk(21.45'

KR Ditto (62) Rice. TW (2.02) ,Tk(10.19) 48.56 26.41 14.39 N2 wheat KR Ditto (62) Rice. 33.13 8.)7 4.411 Nl whea.t KR Ditto (40) Rice. TW(17.40),Tk(32.37} 280.04 141.64 94.70. N3:Ml whe!l-t PR,KR Ditto (50) Rice, TW(40 .47).Tk(l 0.12) 283.28 92.43 47.97 N15:M2:Tl wheat KR Ditto (38) Rice. TW (3 .84) .Tk(27 .35). lI3.19 8().52 58.54 . wheat R(I.68}. KR Ditto (40) Rice. W(0.20),TW(1.62). . 8.72 0.93 2.70 wheat Tk~0.(0). PR,KR Ditto (30) Rice. TW( 7.42).Tk(lO.22) 358.25 7.79 41047 wheat FP Ditto (30) ... -Rice, 0(2 ;43} 33.75 1.32 5.40 wheat KR Ditto (48) Rice. TW(G .07) ,Tk(O .40), 185.34 34.44 25.98 wheat Of 10.12). KR Ditto (50) Rice. pO 28.53a,TW(2.02). 44.88 21.77 12.44 wheat Tk(7. 1). _ PR,KR Ditto (ISO) EA ·Rice. TWE(12 .28) ,Tk(!S.07) - 463.50 U6.1'i5 270.56 N2:lS:M2\C 1 wheat PH Ditto (~) ·Rice. Tk(10.20) 08.72 ]2.27 10 •.27 N2: wheat KR Ditto (30 ) Rice. Tk(2 .87) ,0 (1.68 ) 67.27 4.13 8.22 wheat KR DitliO (30) .oltice •. Tk(4; 9O).Rp~.10) 86.153 8.}3 14.46 NJ wheat .VILlAGE

AMENiY1~- AtfO

: Amenltlea available [If not availa)l" within the village, a dash (-) II .hown ill the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges. viz •• -3 kmB., 3-10 kms. and 10+kml., of the neBl'Mt place where the faoility il available i. tina]. ,... Day« Commubi __ SNl.l Nam. of "illage with Total _ Total popula.. Drinking Post dar tiOll8 Del. TbaD;' IlO • of the tioD IIlld 'Educational Medical water and 0 the (BUB stop. "illage number of (potable) Tele· Market/hal, Rail. statioD, (tn hectares) houaeholds graph if any Waterway.)

}' f 8 4 II 8 '1 8 I) 10

BEVENUE TBANA-DARBHANGA -conid.

!5 Bandhauli (25) 311 .80 2,643 (506) P(2) -':(IHO) W,Hp -(11-10) -(5-1(,) -(-5) !7 Deora (26) 87.4,1 1,801( 319) 0 -(lI-I0) W,Hp PO Monday, -c ---.5) Thursday. 28 Padili (27) 182.11 582( 131} P -(10-+ ) W,Hp -(-5) -(-lS) -(-II)

29 S&drabad (28) 46.94 137 (23) -(-3) -(5-10) Hp -(-5) -(-3) -(1:>-10) 30 MilkPauni {29) 16.59 65 (15) -(--5) -( 10+) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(li-I 0) 31 MaSSa (30 ) 865.61 6,003 (1,115) pta) FPC ,0(7) W,Hp PO, Tuesday, -(-3) Phone. Saturday. 32 Ma.jhaura. (31 ) It,I6 25 (6) -(-3) -(-5) W -(--5) -(-til -(-II) 33 Ka.fWa. (32 ) 259.00 1,960 (346) p,o -(-6) \V,Hp PO Tuesday, -(--5) Saturday. 34 Kardahuli (33 ) 62.32 790 (136) P,O -(-5) W,Hp -(--5) -(--5) -(-5) 311 Tariani (34 ) 213.27 1,057(182 ) P -(-5) lV,Hp -(-5) -(--5) -(-5) 36 Rajaun Asli ( 33) 93.08 '129(137) P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-II) DS 37 Rajaun (36 ) 5.67 189 (37) P -(-3) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -( 5-10) 38 Sisa.uui Rajaun (37 ) 6.26 196(43) -(-5) -(5_10) W,Hp -(-5) -(-til -(5-10) 39 Rumaul (38 ) 1'75.63 1,527(286 ) P -(5-10) W,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 40 Da.rhia (39) 611.88 3,384(624) P(3) -(- 5) W,Hp -(-5) -(--II) _(_5) 41 Kamtaul (40 ) 604.19 6 ,640( 1,124) P(2),M(2) , HC,PHC, 'W,Hp PTO, Tuesday, BS,RS H(Il). ,PHS,D, Phone. Saturday. FPC,RP{21' 42 Kangni .( M>/2) 10.93 Uninhabited 43 Cbak l\[iiJ.ki ,(41 ) 28,33 Uninhabited

44 Chak Ta1aila ( 42) 23.47 Uflinhab'ited 45 KhajurwaT3 '( (3) -188.:58 1,268( 220) P -(3-10) W.Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(1;-10) -(5-10) 46 Rarhi '(44) 2;861.14 20,677(3,841) P(2),O(2), PHS,RP(3), 'W ,Hp PO Monday, BS .M(4}. CHW(IlS). . T1,lesd'Z, Tburs ay, Saturday. (7 Ga.lari (U/2) 1~69 26 (7) -(--5) -(-5) IIp -(-I) -(-....3) -( ...... IS)

48 Lalpur '{411) 48.16 182 (49) P -(-3) W,Hp -( --I) -(--5) '-.(-5) 49 Kachbua (46) aDl.67 3,331 (5711) Pet) CHW(2) W,Hp -(-tl) -('-IS) -(-3) 60 Mllikpur. ' ('7) '231.48 2,863(4~) PCt),O CHW(2)_ W,Hp" -(-...lS) -.:( '"-6) '-(-Ii) 103 SUBDIVISION_DABBJIANOA 8ADAa ·QlMOYQRY

LloIld_ ( ,. e., uea. under dift'erent. t'f: of lan

~ any "lao. of Approach Ne&l'eIIt town Oulturable religioul, to and distance Power Staple waste A.reanot historical viii&« (in km.) supply food (including availa.l>le or FOfllllt Irrigated by IOUlce Unirrigated ga.uehar for arcbae6to. and CIIIltivatioD gloal lP'oves\ lnteru\

11 12 ,3 H ,~ ,0 n HI 19 20

.!tR Darbhanga. (30) ltice, Tk( 42.54) 184.14 44.52 40.40 :&4 wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice. TW(8.11) .Tk(6.11). 46.37 20.04 2.13 N6:?tll:Tl wheat 0(4.15). KR Ditto (30) Rice. TW(8.13).Tk(6.07). Il6.87 18.22 26,67 wheat 0(6.111). KR Pitto (33) Rice, TW(2.13).0(6.Il) 32.13 4.51 .2 •.06 wheat FP Ditto (34) Rice. Tk(2 .06).0(1. 32) }0.19 1.27 1.75 wheat KR Ditto (40) Rice, TW(23.01) .Tk(6.07). 772.61 26.30 15.36 wheat R(22.28) • FP Ditto (40) Rice. 12.97 1,09 0·10 wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice, Tk(I4.24) 162.02 S1.02 1.72 N5 wheat KR Ditto (30) RiCQ. 0(4.09) 40.1$1 S.98 8.74 N2. wheat KR Ditto (36)' Rice, TW(20.36) ,Tk(2 .91) 138.13 42.53 9,34 wheat Pa,KR Diho (31) IHce, R( 10.36) 66.00 16.40 0.32 wh6at .KR Ditto (30) . . Rice, R(2.a7) 1.92 0.14 l.u Nl wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice, R (2 .39) 1.72 O.IS 0.9'1 Nl wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice, TW(8.09) ,Tk(28.63). 81.10 22,79 26.83 NI0 wheat R(S .19). PR,KR Ditto (20) Rico. Tk(2.02) ,R(II.06) 2113.43 123.47 227.90 N2 wbeat PR,K& Ditto (24) ED,EO Rico, TWE(6.27),Tk(22.34) , 409.42 IlO.'14 24.66 N35:M3: wheat R(10.22).0(20 .M). C2

TW(2 .91) .Tk(O.8lS) 4.88 1.11 1.18 N2 R(6. 17) 14.67 6.03 1.46 14.63 1.29 7.1I1S

KR Darbhanga (31) Rice, W(I.2.14) ,TW(20.23) 102.43 32.68 21.10 wheat PR,KR Ditto (ISO) Rico. TWI133.54 ),Tk(303 .In), 1,285.59 885.33 158.:i7 Nll:Ml; wheat R 95.10). Cl:Tl

PR,KR :Ditto (24) Rice. Tk( 2.12) 3.09 1.29 whoat FP Ditto (50) Rice, TW(4 .86). 'Ik(8 .90) 29.27 '.80 2.33 wheat KR Diito (30) Rice. W(l2 .20).TW( 70.92), 164.64 47.84 13.40 N4:M2: wheat Tk~42.67) • C2:TT ~;R ;Ditto (30) Rice, TW 16.19) ,Tk(10.12), 107.01 17.21 38.36 N2 wheat R(4U9), 104 DEVELQPMENT 8LQC.-J~E VILLAGE

AMENll'tIS AND

A menitles available [if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz .,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms., of the neafest place where the facility i8 available is given]. r------. Communica- ~hll N arne of village with Total area Total popu- Drinking Post Day or tions ,"0. , Thlldla QO. of the latioll, and Educational Medical water and days of the (Bus stop. village number of (potable) Tele- Market/hat. Rail. station, (I D hectares) housl'holds graph if any Waterways)

'2 3 , 5 8 '7 8 9 10

REVENUE TUANA-DARBHANGA -contd.

51 Kalwara (48) 76.48 540(73) P ~(-5) W,Hp -(-IS) Tuesday, _(_5) Friday. 52 Ritanpur Mckari (49) 193.84 15(4) P,M -(-5) W.Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS 53 Karhans Ratanpuf (49/2) 6.47 280 (43) _(_6) _(_5) W,Hp -(_Ii) -(-5) -(-5) IH Ratanpur A bhiman (55) 687,03 5,661( 931) P,M RP,O(6) W,Hp PO -(-5) -(IHO) 55 Barhampur ( 56) 1,163.86 6,900(1,227) P(4),M, RP. W,Hp PO Sunday, -(10+) H,O. CHW(8). Wednesday. 56 Barhampur (56/2) 4.45 Uninhabitea

57 Katai ( 57) 24.69 696 (120) _(_5) _:_(l0+ ) W,Hp _(_ 5) -(-5) _(-5)

58 Kataia (58) 340.74 l,29!(233) -(-5) _(10+) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

59 Ahiari (I~9) 1,457.25 8,644( 1,539) P(6),O RP W,Hp PO, -(5_10) -(-5) Phone. 60 Nimrauli ( 60) 71.63 487(80) P PHS, W,Hp -(-Ir) -(l)~10) -(5-10) CHW(2).

Total 18,678.83 144,923 P (79) HC (2) (25,766) M (17) PHC (1) H (4) PHS (4) 0 (11) D (2) FPC (3) RP (9) CHW(59) o (31)

Nete: ]figures giv,!'D in brackets,under Col. 4 relat!'l to number of households, 105 SUBDmSION-DARBHANGA SAnA1\. DIRECTORY

Land use ( i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares RamarkB " ' .... fOunded up to 2 decima.l places) • including .. _,..._ ---. anyplace r of Approach Nearest iown Culturable religious, to and distanoe Power Staple waste Area not historical vlllage (in km. ) supply food ( including available or Forest Irrigated by source Ortirrigated '_ gauchar for archaoo1o- and cultivation gieal groves) interest

11 12 13 14 II) 16 17 18 19 20

KR Darbhangll. (30) Rice, TW(12.14) ,Tk(4.86) 34.03 18.69 6.76 wheat PR,KR Ditto (30 ) Rice, ,W (4 .25), TW( 42.59), 71.07 19.79 19.05 wheat Tk(37.09). KR Ditto ( 30) Rice, TW( (4 .ill) 1.07 0.92 0.43 wheat .PR Ditto (36) Rice, Tk (30.59), O( 30. 35) 286.06 20.23 299.80 M3:C2:TI wheat PR Ditto (32) Rice, PC(40. 671,TW(60.70). ' 592.13 222.84 '146.35' wheat TkC60 .70),R( 40.47). TW(l.72,;Tk(0.81) 0.86 1.06 PR,K.R Darbhanga (36) ED Rice, 10. 'to' 9.39 4.60 NI wheat, KR Ditto (36) Rice, 248.00 60.79 31.95 wheat KB Ditto ( 30) ED Riee, TW( 12.14), Tk(68 .80), 1,100.51 181.73 83.95 Tl wheat R(10.12). KR Ditto (25 ) Fice, 53.60 10.16 7.87 wheat

PC (69.20 ) 11,026.49. 2,917,84 2,532.99, N211 W (31. 45) II 18 TW (747.65) C ,8 TWE (18.55) or 15 Tk ,{9n.65) R (259.08) o (103.93) D·14 AMENIJIE8 ,.AND

A:a1enitlea a ... ailable (if not available within the ... mage, a d&ah (-) t. shown in the column and next to it in bracketa, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,-5 kms., IS-I0 kms • and 10 + kms,', of the neareat place where the facility is available is gi ven]. ,.... -----A. Commnnics- Serial NalDe of village with Total area Total poP\lla- Drinking Post Day or tiona no.. Thana no. ofthe village Mon and Educati onal Medical water and days of the (Bus stop, (in hoctares) number of (potable) Tele- Market/hat, Rail. station, houlleholdll graph !fany Waterway.)

2 3 4 7 8 II 10 REVENUE THANA-DARBHANGA--contd.

1 Kaharia ( 315) 97.12 892(105) P -(-IS) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(-IS) .-(-IS)

2 Bariaul ( 316) 22l. 76 3,039(597) p. -(-IS) W,Tk,TW, -(-IS) -(-IS) -(-5) Hp,R. 3 Birna. (311) 75.27 553( 103) P -(-IS) W,Tk,Hp,R --(IS-I0) -(-5) -(-IS)

4 Bir!1& (320) 53.01 220(58) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

IS KotbJi M.jhiam& (321) 283.68 1,802(295) P,M -(-II) TW,Tk -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

6 S!1hpurDih (322) 69.20 6i2( 1(1) -(-5) PHS W,'1'k,TW,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 7 Sahahpur ( 322/2) 6.07 Uninhabited 8 Milki (323) 26.71 298( 51) -(-IS) -(-IS) W,Hp,R -(-5) Wednesday, -(-5) Saturday. 9 Milki ( 323/2) 20.23 Uninhabited 10 Ladha. (324 ) 369.47 2,103(399) P,M -(IHO) T.W,Tk,TW. -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R.L. l! K'1rj ap:1tti (325) 283.28 3,198(602) M,O -(-3) W,Tk,Ilp,R,N PO Sund>\y. -(-IS) 'l'hnrfiday, 12 M.ldliop!1tti Raghauli(3211) 839.24 5,298(903) P(3),M, -(-5) W,Tk,TW. PO -(--5) ~(-5) 1,0. Hp,R,e. 13 l\b~madpur ( 327) 138.40 2,085(29°) Pc!) -(5-10) W,Tk,T\V,Hp, -(-5) Wedn!'sday. -(-5) n,N. Saturdav, 14 Shekhpatti ( 328) 76·89 589( Ill) -(.....IS) . -(-II) W,Tk,Hp,R,N -(-5) -(-5) . -(-5)

15 BhojpaUi (329) 36.42 635(121) P -(-5) W,Hp -(-IS) -(-5) -(-5)

16 Mohan Math ( 330) 46.94 906( 1151) P PHS W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

17 Mohan Math (330/2 ) 27.11 186(30) 0 -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 18 Pindaruch (331) 433.01 3,038(1S21) P(4),H -(-5) W,Tk,TW. PO -(-5) -(-IS) Hp.R. 19 Dalwa ( 331/2) 63.13 383( 58) P -(-IS) W,TW,Hp,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

20 K heraj Dhuritt (331/3 ) 110.88 1,111(186) P -(-IS) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) Monday, -(-5) Friday. 21 Dhuria Daharia ( 331/4) 91.53 650{ 143) P RP(2) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-IS)

22 Tektar (339/2 ) 13.35 224(50) P -(5-10) W -(IHO) -(5-10) -(IHO) 23 Bazidpur (340) 171.18 1,683(304) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-IS) -(-IS) -(-5 ) Hp,R. 2' Ba21idpur (3W/2) 12.55 122(28) _(-5) -(5-10) W,Hp,N -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-lO) 25 Kolihia. (341 ) 59M3 "' ,932( 823) P( 3) -(5-10) W,Tk,HV,R 1'0 -(5-10) -(-5) Dl8&ctOAY

I.aQ4 11118 .( i. •. , a.t:lla -pQ,.,r diftertl.n~ ty}Je& of land un in heet.aJ:ea Remarkl . rOlln4ed up to 2 deciu al places) . including ,-- --""'\ any place of Approach Nearest town Culturable religiouB, to and distance Powor Staple waste Area not historical village (in km.) supply food (including available or ForWlt Irrigated by louree Unirrigated gauchar for arcbaeolo.. and cultivation gieal. ~roves) interest

11 12 13 14 11 16 17 18 19 20

K& Darbhanga (1~) Rice, Tk(S.09) 110.46 1.06 37.1H wheat P&,KR. Ditto (10) Rice, TW(U.16) ,Tk(2 .02) , 111.38. 1.38 82.70 Nil wheat R(10.12). KR Ditto (10) Rice, R(20.23 ) 41.41 1.25 12.38 wheat KR Ditto (10) Rice, 0(6.11) 20.03 0 ..86 25.99 wheat KR Ditto (12 ) Riee, TW( 4.05) .O( 14.16) 177.59 27 .13 60.15 N2:lfS wheat KR Ditto (15) Rice, TW(7 .28~ ,Tk(2 .02), 40.S2 1 •. 23 }.97 wheat R( 8. 9) ,0(8.09). 4.58 lA9 ,,, NR Darbhanga (12) ED Rice, 0(2.04) 17.90 0.83 5.94 N3 whea.t 0(1.99) 10.89 7.36 KR Darbhanga (12) Rice, Ol32.48 ) 221.93 2.97 112.09 'rl wheat PH. Ditto (9) ED,EAg Rice, TWE(6. 07) .R(48.116) 125.33 36.79 66·li3 M2 "heat PR,KR, Ditto (16) ED Rice, TW(4.86) .Tk(24.28), 623.36 15.76 134.5~ NR. wheat R(40.47) . K& Dit'o (12) ED R.ice, 0(20.65) 92.19 3.12 22.44 wheat FP Ditto (12 ) Rice. 0(5.42) 59.29 2.OS 10.15 ~3 wheat KR Ditto ( 10) Rice. 0(2.44 ) 26.16 1;63 6.19 ~2 wheat PR;KR Ditto (12 ) Rice. 0(4.95) 33~74 4~13 4. ~2 N,25 wheat FP Ditto ~ 12) Rice, 20.99 2.06 4.06 wh,eat PR.KR Ditto (10) Rice; TW(8.09 ,R(2S.SS). 23!1.M 30.37 125.63 N60 wheat O{ 4.6 6). NR Ditto (12) ED Rice, 'fW(2.02),{)(4.6.5) 60.29 2.07 4.10 wheat PR,'KR Ditto (30) Rice, Tk(4.01S) 96.71 6.91S 3.17 Wheat FP Ditto (12 ) Rice, . TW(6.23).!;rk(Ul-) 57 ,47 4.11 26.45 wheat R(2.06) • KR Di\to (15 ) Rice, R(O.81) 11.'!8 0.76 whoat KR,NR Ditto (14) Rice, TW(8.09) ,Tk(2 .02) 122;()2 1 ~O4 9.68 ~l wheat R(28.33). l\R Ditto (15) Rice, TW(4.0IJ) 8.~ 0.47 :wh!!at KR,NR Ditto (15.) R~, TW,Q.6-t9J ,T~(4.:01S).: 85IJ,Jj 91,.80 103.50 ,N~ whe~t R(20. 3). .108

VillAGE

AMENrttES AND:

AIIlenit~es' aVllilllble[ihlot available within the village, a dash (_) is shown In the column and next to it in brackets, the distance io broad ranges, viz. ,-6 kms. ,5-10 kms. and lO+kms., of the nearest place r------where thefacility is available..... is given]. __ Comm\Inica~---- Serial Name ot village with, . Total area Total Popu- .',_ Drinking POB' Day or tiona nO. Thana no. of the latii:m and EdlIcatiO:ll.al Medical water B,nd days of the (Bus ~top, village number of (potable) Tele- M.arket/hat, Rail. station, (in hectares) households graph if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4; 5 Ii 7 S -9 10 REVENUB TlMNA-DARBIlANGA-contd.

26 Pachma ( 3{2) 5i.63 16E (31) --:-(-5) -(--3) W,Hp -(--3) • -(;:-3) -(-3)

27 Samail a (343 ) 23.47 Uninhabi/~d 28 Ohamarj ana uri (344 ) IM.59 1,222 (226) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(5-10) Dudhia. -(~) 29 Birkhauli ( 345) 110.88 501 (79) P -(-3) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -,(~) Hp. 30 Sekhpura uri (346 ) 125.05 1,921 (342) 0 -(IHO) W,Tk,Hp,R,N -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) Dagarwara. 31 Asrafpur (347 ) 40.47 660 (l39) P -(-5 ) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-3 ) -(-5) -(-5) 32 ChakAjam (348 ) 18.62 95 (15) P -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(_5)

33 Gobindpur ( 349) 96.72 860 (127) M. -(-5) W,Rp,R -(-5) -(-5) -( -lS) 34 Sarhwara (350 ) 40.87 1,098 (169) P -(-5) W ,Tk,Hp,R ,C -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

35 Bhojpatti (351 ) 12.14 169 (23) -(-5) -(~5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 36 KaemChak (352 ) 140.02 1,367 (206) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, . -(-5) -(-iij -(-5) Hp,R. 37 Dhokraha (353 ) 28.73 Unlnhablt~d 38 Dhuria (353/2 ) 21.04 240 (41) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -'-(-5)

39 AndaIlla. (354 ) 121 .00 1,133 (195) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R . 40 Hanuman Nagar ( 355) 107.24- 375 (62) P ...,...(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-1'1) -(-5) 41 IIauuma.n Nagar (356 ) 8\:34 5S7(106) P -(5-10) W.Tk,Hp,R -(5-10) -(-5) -,(-5) 42 Nonaura ( 357.) 207.20 1 ,897(3IH) P -(-5) W,Tk.Hp -(-5) -(-5) DB

43 Rasu1pur ( 358) 35.21 129(30) -(~) -(5-10) TW -(-5) ,-( 5-10) -(IHO)

44 Dheri Chak ( Mil) - 10.12 181 (29) -(-5) -:-(5-10) W"Tk,Hp - -(-5) -(0-10 ) DB (360 ) 43 Dome 2Q1.13 1.139 (178) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-II) -(-5 ) -~-5) Hp,R. 46 Koilathan ( 361) 112.00 1,127 (196) .P,M PHS W,Tk,TW, PO -(3-10) BS.NW - Hp,R. 4.7 Harpur (362 ) 32.78 150 (26) P :-(5-10) Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-3) 2 87:84 48 Harpur (36 12 ) Uninhabited. . 40 D.lauo.& (364) 26 ~"I1 UlIinltablled GO Chatra. ( 861l) 39.'66 - 277 (4Q) -'{"":"1S }~; f"-( 11-10) W.T:k.TW.Hp,R -(5-10.)- - {tHO)-- -{lI-IO)_ 10'

DI~CT()RY

Labd'll" (1. e., 111;,a under different typee of land nae in hectal'N Remarb ,... ___, , ______rounded np to.2-.-A.. decimal______p1acell). _ includilll any plaoe of Approach Nearel!' town eulturable religioUl, to and distan08 Power Staple waste A rea not b,illtorioal village (in km.) supply food '(Including available"'" or ,. FOrel!t Irrigated by 80Uf<'fl Un irrigated gauchar for' archaeolo! a.nd gt'ovea) eultiva.· giea.l tiOD intere.'

11 1.2 13 14 111 16 1'1 18 19 20

FP Darbhanga (13) Rice, R(9.31) , 39.70 3.60 2.02 wheat 22.71 ... 0.76 KR Darbhanga (12) Rice. Tk(17.00) 133.01 1.51 3.01 Tl wheat KR Ditto ( 12) Rice, 64.78 1.64 44:46 wheat KR Ditto (15) Rice, Tk(6. 07) ,R (J2.14). 59.27 4.92 40.63 wheat 0(2.0i/' , FP Ditto (16) :Rice. Tk(2.02), (10.9$), 20.58 0.82 1S.3f: N25 wheat 0(0.81). PB.,KR Ditto (16) Rice, 0{6.07 ) 7.77 2.03 2.75 . wheat PR,KR ;Ditto (10) :a.ice, R (2 .02),F(4.05) 86.24 4.07 0.3'* N60 wheat FP Ditto ( 12). Rice. Tk(6 .07) ,R(l'.09) 18.42 2.05 6.24 . wheat KR Dittc (15) Rice, R(4.0:'l) 2.93 0.82 4.34 wheat KR Ditto ( 15) Rice. 'rW( 16, 19), Tk(2 .02) , 49.75 6.89 46.96 wheat 0(18.2) ). ... 27.96 0.77 KR Darbhanga. (10) Rice, 16.48 2.50 2.06 wheat KR Ditto (10) Rice, TW(6.07),Tk(7.28) 90.55 8.16 8.94 wheat KB. Ditto (15) Rice, Tk( 1.62) ,0(2:02) 77.25 6.12 20.23 wheat 6.53 KR Pitto (11) Rice, Tk(2.02),0( 1.62) 66.48,. 4.69 .N3:MJ.:Cl. wheat PR,KB Dhto (10) Rice, W(16.19 ) ,TW(1.62) 153.24 23.54 12.61 N2:¥1 wheat FP Ditto (8) Rice, 0(11.36) 22.48 O.IH 0.86 wheat PR Ditto (6) Rice, 7.52 0.88 J,'12 wheat PR,KR Ditto (8) EP Rice. TW(6.07 R «(2.14), 15tJ·31 4.91 16.63 M~:TJ. wheat 0(6.S 7). ' PR,KR Ditto (6) EA . Rice, TWE (16.19),Tk(4.01l), 70.92 8.56 4.69.N2 wheat ~(6.07 ),0(2.02). KR Ditto (8) Rice, 29.65 2.07 ].06 wheat ~ 0(7.39) 27.84 l.O3 1.38 ... 24.18 2.53

FP Parbhanga (6) Rioe, TW (2.431,R(I.62) 32.05 ,1.70 1.86 wlieat Ho

,VILLAGe·

AMENllUil 1M8

Amenities anilable {if not available within the village, a dash ( -) III .hown in the colulnJ1 and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad rangea, viz. ,_5 )un•• , 5-10 kms. and lOt kms., of the nearest place ,------wht;re the facility ill ...... avaHable is giv&U.l ..., Communica. Serfa.l Name of village with Total area Total Popu· Drinking Poet Day or tions DO. Thana no. of the lation and Educational Ifedical water and dar of the (Bus stop, village number of (Potable) Tela- Mar et/hat, Rail. station, (in hootares) householdS graph if any Waterwaya )

1 ,2 3 4 II 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-DARBIIANGA -contd.

51 Ba.rahi Abua~a (3$6) 29.911 477( 93) -(-til -(-II) Hp,R -(-II) -(5-10) -(i-10)

52 Bheriahi (367 ) 26.71 8oo( 138) P -(5-10) W,Hp -(-II) -(-5) BS 53 B iha.twara. ( 368) 191.01 734( 155) J? -(5-]0) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(11-10) -(-Ii) II, Kishunpllr (369 ) 3.64 6(1 ) -(-5) -(5-10) W ,Tk,TW ,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-:11) 5lS Barahi ( 370) 335.08 3,775( 695, P PHS W,Hp -(5-10) Sunday, -(5-10) Thursday. 56 Kh&~ Mal'dan Singh(371) ]60.66 2.468 (4J4 ) -( -II) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-6) -(-5) Hp,H. 57 Ratauli (372 ) 131.12 76(16) -(-5) -l-5) W,Tk,Hp -(_tl) -(-~) -(10+ )

tl8 Binwara. (373 ) 206.39 tlS!( 113) P -(-tI ) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) Hp,C. 59 Birkhauli (374 ) 59.08 569 (99) P -(-5) W,Tk -(-5) Tuesday -(-II) 60 Khilma (375 ) 158.63 2, 146( (10) -(-5) ,-(.-5) W,Tk,Hp -(IHO) -(--5) -(-5) 61 Ekdara (376 ) 41'1.32 Uninhabited

82 Pa.thra (377 ) 193.03 2,431(405) P(2),M(2), PRe,PHS, W ,Tk ,TW,Hp -( -5) Fort. BS H,O D(22,FPC, nightly RP( ). 63 KaBma Lala (37S) 14.57 Uninhabited

64 Jalwara (379 ) 214,89 3,932( 689) P(2) BP(tI) W ,Tk,'fW ,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5)

6lS Asraha ( 380) 206.39 3 ,918( 732) P(2) RP( IS) W,Tk,Hp,R PO -(-IS) -(-IS) 6& Je1;hiahi (381 ) 266.68 820 (166) P RP( 2) W,Tk,'TW,Hp,R -( -5) -(-IJ) -(-IS)

67 Cliak Bhawani (382) 66.37 599 (114) -(-5) -( -IS) W.Tk,TW,Hp -(-IS) -(-5) -(-IS) 68 BeMa (383 ) 140.83 813( 147) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-IS) -{-IJ) -(-lSI 6' Dalma. (384 ) 288.13 2,775 (460) P D W,TkjTW,Hp PO -(-IS) BS '10 Para ( 381S) 186.15 1,1l6 (192) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-IS) -(-5) '11 Surat-Jalkar (386 ) 29.14 Uninhabited 72 Hajipur (387 ) 176.44 484 (101) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-IS)

'13 Lada.ri (liSS) 127.88 2,266(352 ) P,M -(-IS) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R. 74 La]ganj uri Badh (389) 5112.867,569(1,649) P(3),M,0 -( -IS) W,Tk -(-IS) -(~) -(-IS) t -' '15 Digbiar (a!oo ,- 133_54 2,718( 190) P -(-5) W:fk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -( -IS) III

INR£CTC)RY

La.nd u8e (i. e •• area under different types of land use in heotarea Remar~ rounded up to 2 decimal places). including ,------_..,...------~ any pIau of Approach Neared town Culturable religious, to and distance Power Staple waste ArE-a not historical village (in Jun.) supply food , (includina available or FOrest Irrigated by SOllrre Unin-laded gauchar for archuolo. and oultivation gical groveS) interest

11 12 13 14 11' 18 17 18 Ie 20

1'&.K& Darbhanga (8) Rice, R(1.62) 24.67 \.56 2.10' wheat pa Ditto (4) Rice. O{ 4.05) 17.45 ().42 4.79 wbeal; KR Ditto ( 6) Rice, Tk(JO.12) ,0(8.09) 79.74 ).1}7 91.49 Nt wbea.t FP Ditto (4) Rice, 2.68 0.35 0.61 Wheal; KR Ditto (8) Rice, W( 21.0'J ,TW(2Q.23), 229.56 5.42 42.64 whllat Tk(S.O l,O{ 8.10) . KR Ditto (9) Rice, W(l6.23),TW(8.09), 9).51 5.78 35.00 N2:Ml wheal; 0(4.05). F1' Ditto (12) Rice, Tk{9.93 ) 94.71 26.48 wheat KR Ditto (lO) Rice, TW(U5) 175.34 2.84 23.76 whellt FP Ditto {I 0) EA Rice, Tlt{ 4.(5) 51.21 0.50 3.32 wheat KR Ditto (10) , Rice, PC (40.47 ).TW (4.01l). 78.77 4.15 21.07 N2:M2;C2 wheat Tk{IO.12). R{8.30) 3.44 33.58

PR.KR Darbh",nga (2) EO Rice. TWE(16.]9) 141.f>6 ).1)7 33.4] N9:MI:C) w}.eat

13.86 0.71 KR Darbhtlnga (13 ) Rice. 0(4.05) )92·18 2.79 15.87 01 ' Wheat KR,NR Ditto ( 13) Rice. TW(I.21).Tk(6.07) • 167.40 2.03 15.52 N8:Cf wheat R (14.16). KR Ditto (10) Rice. o (9.(9) 228.88 3.16 25.13 wheat KB Ditto ( 12) Rice, TW(4.05).Tk (6.07) 1SO.1)1 0.45 5.79 wheat KR Ditto (14) Rice, W(4.05) ,TW( 4.05). 101.84 4.88 15.89 wheat Tk(10.12). PR.KR Ditto (13) EAg Rice, TWE(4.05). Tk{ 11.26) 215.99 2.67 60.16 N8:Ml wheat FP Ditto (15) Rice, TW(4.05) ,Tk(4.86) 164.66 8.03 4.63 wheat 24.43 4.71 PB,KR Darbhanga(20) EA Rice. TWE(40.75),Tk(1l.33) 98.58 1.67 24.11 wheat KR Ditto (12) ED,EAg Rice, TWE( 38.55),R (12.14) 26.99 1.44 48.76 N4 whea.t 'KR Ditto (17) . EAg Rice. TWE(66.43) ,Tk(4.11), 366.02' 30.64' 124.49 NIO!IU wheat> 0(2.17). Ditto KR (17) Rice, 0(4.0~) . 7US ~t Ill· wh.at 11·8' , 112

VILLAGE AMENitIES AND

'Ain,ebltlee available (IC not aVdotlable within the village. a da.eh (-) (, , shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad rangeil, 'VIZ. ,..::.:s kll18., 3-10 kll18 • and 10+ kms., of the nearest place where the faoility is available is gi ven]. ~------~ Commun1oa- Serf~ Name of yillage with Total afea., Total popul •. , ' Drinking POst Day or tions . ItO. Tb~."no. ' . of the' - . tion a.nd "Educational Medical water and days of the (Bus stop, . " " village number of (potable) Tele- Market/hot, Rail. station, (in hectares) households graph if any Waterways) I; , • • II 6 8 II 10 REVENUB TBANJ\-DARBHANGA -contd.

76 Paigam1iarpur ' (391) 303.11 3,729 (627) P.Ac(3).O RP(2) W.Tk.TW.Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

77 Keoti Ramre (392) 419.21S 4,538(1.021) P(~).M(2), H,PHO, W. Tk. TW,Hp PO, Phone TUffday. BS H(2).Ac(3). FPO, Saturday. ' P(3). 78 SamaHa . (393) 104.41 1,492 (265) P -(-5) W,Tk.TW,Hp -(-5) _(_5) B8 79 Ballwad Patti (394) 56.25 1,066 (177) P D(2) W,Tli:,TW,Hp PTO, Tuesday, -(_5) ;;...~.~.. Phone. FridAY. 80 Naya GaoD (395) 940.38 8, 728( 1,603) P(4),M RP(3) W,Tk,TW,Hp, PO -(-5) -(-lS) R,N. 81 Rajaura (396) 207.78 3,i68(585) P,O CHW W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(5-10) _(-5) 112 Raiam (397) 126.26 2,364(393) P,ld H,J),R, TW,Tk,Hp,N PTO, Tuesday, BS OHW. Phone Saturday. 83 Chhachha (398) 139.21 1, 759( 293) P(2) _(_n) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5)

84 ~bl'lria Ohhaunia (398(2) }9.42 Uninhabited

,~ - 85 Pilcharhi (399) 238.36 I, 702(31~) P D,CHW W,Tk,TW,Hp PO _(-6) BS 86 Bhagwatpur (400) 7.28 32(5) -(-5) -(_5) W,Tk,TW,Hp _(-5) -(-5) -(-Ii) r 87 Mohanpur (401 ) 122.21 I, 134( 197) P -(-I) W,Tk,Hp,C _(--5) -(-5) -(-5) 88 Bansara (402) 95. 50 1,748(287) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,C --(-5) -(-5) -(_5) 89 Kamaldllh (403) 103.60 608 (103) P -(--5) W, Tk, TW,Hp,B -(-5) -(-5) ..:..(-5)

00 Kasma Balbhadar (404) 29.14 la7 (20) -(-5) _(_5) W _(-5) -(----5) -(_5) 91 Kopgarh (405) 24.69 289 (48) -(-5) -(5-10) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) 92 Lahuar' (406) 154.59 2,429(415) P -(5-10) W, Tk, TW ,lip,C,N -(5-10) -(5-10 ) -(5-10)

93 Sarjapur (407) 181.70 1,655(331) P PHS W,Tk,Hp,B,C -(-5) -(-5) --'-( -5) 94 Bharatbpur (408) 72.84 762(127) P -( -5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -( _;,5) -(-IS)

95 BishuDpur (409) 102.38 939(167) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp _(_5) Monday, ~(-5) Friday. 96 Birkha (410) 31.57 ,(74(79 ) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp _(_5) -(-5) -(-5) 97 Birkha (410/2) 8,09 Uninhabited 98 Agwanpatti (411) 15.78 Uninhabited

99,:Oo~l' (,U2) 192.62 1, ~47( 197) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp,R _(-0) -(-,5) "BB

C'bp,tw~Jl. : ,U3'~ 313;tJ.;J 6,662(1,108) 1'(5) , J),FPC W,'l'k,~W,Hp,R . l'O' -(~I)~

DIRECTORY

Landus8 ( i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares Ramarka rounded up to 2 decimal places) • including .- .._A. anyplace ---- of Approach Nearest town Culturable religious, to and distanoe Power Staple waste Area not historical village (in km. ) supply food ( including available or Forest Irrigated by source 'OnitTigated . gauchar for archaeo1o- and oultivation gica.l groves) interest

11 12 13 14 US 16 17 18 19 20

KR Darbhanga (18) Rice. 259,04 31,60 12,47 Nl:MI wheat PR,HR J)itto (16) Rice, W(19, 20) !rW(l5.28) 320.87 29.52 34.38 . N50:M7: whel1.t C4:Tl

PR,HB J)itto (19) Rice, W(0.81),TW(8.09) , 71.~6 2 .• 03 14,99 wheat Tk(2. 02), O( 5.21), PH,HR Ditto (15) EAg Rice, ... . TWE (4, 05) ,:IDt(8,09) 40:65 il,90 l.~. N4. wheat HB Ditto (17) ED,EAg Rice, TWE(22.26),Tk(24,28),664,60 61,51 IlI.OS. 'NI2:M~;C2 wheat R (20.23) ,0(36.42), KR Hadhuballi (8) EJ) Rice, TW(5.06), Tk( 1,86), 20Z,38- 9,77 32,54 wheat R(6,17). PR,HN Ditto c:t ) E.D,EAg Rice, ]03,79 4,03 ' 18.44 N6:Ml:C3 wheau HR Darbhanga (30) ". Rice, TW (6,07), R'(17,81) . 80.9.9 9;52 24,82 wheat Tk(4,05) 13,72 1,65 PH,KR Madhllbani (12) ED,EAg Rice, . GC(14.97),W(o.,61), 88,12. .50.59 60.59 ·N3:Cl:Tl wheat TWE(22,20),0(l.28) , HR .Ditto (11 ) RAg Rice, TWE(2.02) ,0(1.21) 3,54 0.51 wheat KR D arbbanga (20) E.D Rice, Tk(8.50) ,R(2.02), 70.21 7.61 23,75 Ml wheat 0(10,12), KR Madhubani (12) E.D Rice, TWE(4.05), Tk(2,02), 63.27 8,07 NI wheat 0(18,09). KR .Darbhanga (20) Rice, TW(6, 07), Tk(4, 45), 75,92 t:29 9;80 wheat 0(6,07). KR Ditto (21) Rice, TW(2.02), Tk(2,83) .21.86 2.43 wheat FP Ditto (13) Rice, TW(2,23), O( 5,06) 13,16 4,24 wheat FP Ditto (15) Rice, TW (50.113), Tk(2. QIj) 86,79 1,44 13,68 N4 wheat FP Ditto (15) ED Rice, Tk(lO,12),R(4.05), 105,12 6.50 53,89 wheat 0(2.02), FP M!l,dhubani (12) Rice, Tk( 4. 05), 0(4.05) 16.88 4,86 43,00 wheat HR Darbhanga (22) E.D Rice, TW(4. 05), Tk( 1.62), 61.34 5,69 28.77 wheat 0(0.91) . FP Ditto (20) EAg Rice, TWE(4.0li) 20,34 0,56 6,62 wheat 8,09

TW(2,lO) 12,38 0.01 1,29

PR,KR Darbhanga (26) Rice, Tk(4. 05), R(IO .12) 102.25 4,53 71,67 wheau PR,KR Ditto (22) Rice, W (41,68), TW(16,19), 119,79 10.21 79,62 N3;M7 wheat Tk(16.19),R(29.90). J)·15 AMENITIES '-AND

Amenitl.el a ....Uable tlr not available within the village, a duh (-) I. pawn in the oolumn and next to it in braokets, the distance in broa.d ranges, viz. ,--5 kma., 5-10 kms. and 10 + kma., of the nearest place where thefaoility is available is given]. _ ..... --"-- Communioa- Serial NaIDe of village with Total area Total popula- Drinking Post Day or tioDi Q9~ Thana no. oft.yiIlage tionand -Educational Mpdical water and days oftha (Bus stop, (in hectares) number of (potable) Tele. Market/lwt, Rai 1. stat i on, household_ IJrapb if any Waterway.)

2 3 4 Il 6 'I S Q lG

R-1i:VENUE THANA-DARBHANGA-concld.

101 Jiwar ( 414) 49,37 21S7 (49) -(-5) -(--5) W,Bp -(-5) -(-IS) -(-IS) 102 rjJak~war ,440 ) 43.7I 1,131 ( 193) P -(--5) W,Tk,Hp -(--5) -(-IS) -(IS-I0)

103 Blshunpur (441 ) 176.44 1 ,]1S9( 234) P -(10+) W,Tk,TW, -(5-]0) -(5-10) -(10+-) Hp,R. 104 Jahangirpur (442 ) 6,47 Uninltabited

105 Mahesujan <443 ) 21l.M 6'19 (lQ9) P,Ac -(--5) W.Tk.TW, -(_5) -(6-10) -(-II) Bp. 106 NayaGaon (444) 67,38 UninhabIted 107 Chakka (441S ) 153.78 Uninhahited

108 Chakka (44M2 ) 13.35 1JIS4 (102) P -(--5) Tk,TW,Hp -(-IJ) -(5_10) -(--5)

109 Dhobgawall (446) 141.64 918 (184,) P -(--3) W.Tk.,TW, -( -II) -(-3) -(-IJ ) Hp,C. no Megha (44-912 ) 63.13 1S73 (87) -( -IS) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-IS) -(-IS)

Total 15,00'7.8'7 142,589 P ( 92) B ( 2) <25,638) M (14) PHC (2 ) B (4) PBS (6) I ( 1) D (11) Ac (7) FPC (3) 0 (8) RP (24) CBW (3) Note: Figures given in brackets under Col. 4 relate to Dumber pf households. 6IRE'CTORY LANOUse

~ ... (. i. •. , ~ lI114er different ty}!el of land Uh ill heotar. Remark. ro\1Gded up to 2 deciD'.al places). including .- ..... ~---.. anyplace of Approa.oh Ne&rest to~ Culturable religious, to· and distanoe Power Staple waste Area not historical village (in km.) lIupply food (inchlding available or· ForeP Irrigated ., sOuree 'Uni rriga\ed' gaucllar for archaeOl'o. and cultivation gied "fOVes) interest

11 12 13 14 III 16 17 18 19 20

KIt Ihrbhau.ga (18) IH~ TW(.2.0J), 0(2. oaf 30,70 2.02 12,61 wheat KIt Ditto (15) Riee, Tk(4.4ii).R(12.14) 22.38 0.86 3,88 wheat FP Ditto (25) Rioe. TW(12.55J' Tk(4.S6), 99,05 22,80 30.30 wheat; R(6.8 ). 0(4.07) 2,~ FP DarbhaIlia (18) RioCl, TW(8.28), Tk(5,67) 126.64 16,46 54.11> whea\ 66.29 1.29

0(20.29 ) 10(,12 5.4J 23.96 KR Darbhanga (23) Rice. TW(2 .83), Tk(4,86) 5.59 0,07 wheat KR Ditto (10) Rice, TW(.2,49). Tk(7. 22), 101.32 1.68 8,70 wheat R(20.23). to (4) Rice, 52,20 1,15 9,78 NI FP Dr wheet GC (14.97) 9,87S.iS 753,66 2,575,81 N 325 PC (40.47) M 35 W (119.81) a J8 TW (303,54) T 5 TWE( 245.86) Til: (309,26) R (439.42) Wf (4.05) o (325.53) H,6

Y~E

AMEN~TiES AND _., .' "

Amenit~es available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown In the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5kms;,o-10kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest place ,.------..A..-----.;...,_--'------.where the facility is available is given]. Communica. Serial, Name of valago with Total area Total Popu- Drinking Post Day or tions " nO. Thana no. of the lation 'and Educational Medical water and days of tho (Bus IItOp, village number of (potable) Tele- Market/hat, Rail. station, (in hectares) households graph if any Waterways)

1 ' 2 3 4; 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-BAHERA

'~. 1 Barhampur ( 1 ) S7,41 2,499( 463) P RP W,Tk,Hp PO, Daily BS,RS Phone. ! Dahura (2) 434.63 7,008(1,317) P;M MeW, W,Tk,Hp,R PO -(--5) BS D(4) . 3 Narotimpur (3) 103.19 1,168(218 )' -(-5) -(-5) W-,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5) 4- Kanhauli (4) 77.70 807( 145) P,M,O -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) BS Hp,R. 5 Biha.ta (5) 146.49 1, 148( 192) P-,O -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS 8 Siripur Barhampur (6) n.33 Uninhabited 7 Kaesth Kawai (7) 203.55 4,275( 745) P,M RP(5) W,Tk,TW,N -(-5) -(-5) BS 8 Raghopur ( 8) 1,133.61 11,530(2,04S) '. P(S),O PHS, W;Tk,TW, PO -(5-H) BS CHW. Hp,H.. 9 Jagdishpur ( 9) 496.14 5;514( 946) P(2),0(4) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -( 5-10) -(-IS) 10 Lahara (10) 725.59 - 9 ,705( 1,623) P(2),M(2), He W,Tk,TW, PTO Sunday, liS H,e. -Hp,R. Tuesday. 11 Paithan Kawai (12 ) 499.38 5 ,643( 975) P,0(2) RP W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) lip. 12 Paik Tola (170) 358.55 1,723(284) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R. 13 Pandaul (171 ) 267.90 1,410(278) P ewc W,Tk,lip -(-5) -(5-10) -( 5-10) l' Tatuar (172 ) 20.23 Uninhabited liS Mir Chak (173) 43.30 195{ 31 ) P -(-5) Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 16 Mamobihal ( 174) 534.1S 4,797 (923) P,M,H,0(2) CWC W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -( 5-10) -(5-]O) 17 Tariat.i (175) 165.92 1,048 (179) P ewc W,Tk,Hp -(5-10) -( 5-10) -(5-10) 18 Bazidpur ( 176) 419.25 6,196(1,084) P(2),M, eWC,PHS W ,Tk ,Hp -(-ti) -(--5) -(-5) 0(2). 19 Belahi (177) 33.59 73S( 110) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-IS) 20 Chak Chintamanpur( 1?8) 76.0S 806( 199) P -(-IS) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 11 Jatuka. (179 ) 210.43 2,372{42S) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-IS) -(-5) U Badhipur ( ISO) S2.96 34S{61 ) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(IS-I0) -(5-10) -( 5-10) 13 Chak Basawan ( lSI) ]78.06 1 ,642(294) P PHC W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -(5-10) -( 5-10) 24: Bhandarso (182 ) S13.00 1S,732(],041) P(5),M,0 plIS, W,Tk,Hp PO -( 5-10) -(3-10) CHW(3). lIS Nankar ( 183) 18.21 UnlMablted DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Labd.tie (i. e., BRa under different type!! of land use in hect&rel! Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal p1aees). including _--- -- .... __.----_---"-_ ------_ any plaoe _ of Approaoh Neal'8llt town . Oulturable religioUII. to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historioal village ( in km.) supply food (including ••ailable :: or Foreet Irrigated by souree UDirriglited gauchar for archaeolo. and groves) oultiva- gical tion interee.

11 12 13 . 14 13 16 17 18 19 20

PR,KR ,J)arbhanga (20) ED Rice, 0(10 :18) 25.84 J .17 50.22 Nli:it4: wheat Q2. PR,KR Ditto (14) EA Rice, TWE(66.19) 265.52 5.81 97.11 N4:11 wheat PR,KR Ditto ( 20) ED Rice, TW(3.S0) .19.56 0.93 78.90 N3:3l1 wheat; PR,KR I>itto (20) Rice, TW(8.33) 59.43 2.38 7 .86 ·NilSiM2 wheat PR,KR Ditto (21 ) Rice, TW(15.18) 112.86 4.38 14.07 ' Nl~ wheat Tk(l. 29) 9.34 0.70

PR, KR Darbhanga ( 24) EA Rice, TWE(24.42) 145.67 11.19 22 27 N22:Ml wheat PR,KR Ditto (22) EA Rice, TWE(189.63) 639.54 ll8.55 190.79 N4:M3: wheat O}" KR Ditto (25) Rioe, TW(24.32),'Ik(8.11) , 232.55 11.95 132.51} wheat R(83.85),0(2.86). PR,KR Ditto (27) , EA Rice, W(28.37) ,TWE(1l3A8), 332.25 55.65 168.41 N40:M6: wheat Tk( 16. 23),0 (1l.25). Cl:T14. PR,KR Ditto ( 18) EA Rice, TWE(164.43) 168.86 22.82 143.27 N2:01 wheat KR Ditto (45) Rice, W (5.28). TW (10,28), 229.06 7 .55 82 .25 N3 wheat Tk(l8 .?5),0(5 .88). KR Ditto (44 ) Rice, W(4.0Il),TW(6.47) . 136.58 8.00 92.70 wheat Tk(1.69) 14.41 0.22 3.91

KR Darbhanga (42) Rioe, TW(4.11) 21'.84 1.15 16.20 wheat KR Ditto (20) ED Rice, Tk(4.11) ,0(82.45) 180.28 16·.56 250.78 N2:Tll wheat KR Ditto (40) Rice, Tk(2lL39) 131.20 3.16 9.17 wheat KR Ditto (32) ED Rice, 'TW(20 .29) ,Tkt26 ,(1) 251.14 121.41 .:&rl wheat KR Ditto (411) Rice, 0(0.04) 30.51 0,57 2.4'1 Wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice, 0(2.43 ) 114.99 10.03 8~6sl wheat KR Ditto (30) .. , Rice, 0(0.17) 134.29 24.90 15L07 wheat . '66.32 .K.B Ditto (3 Ii) , ... Rice, 2.60 H.~. wheat KB Ditto (311) Rice, Tk(3.113) 123;11 3".62 47.7' Nl whcat KR Ditto (3~) EA Rioe, TWE(10 .24) ,Tk(IIL3r) IH3.011 33.08 • 240.32 M3:T2 wheat j .. 16;36 .'., 1.63' . its ,Vil1.AGl.

AMENITIES .AM)

Amenitiesavailabl. [if not available within the village, a dash (-) i. shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the di stance in broad l'MIg.. , viz. ,-3 kmII. ,5-10 kms. and 10 -rkms., of the nearest place where the aoility is available is given.] r _J.- __ r- ~ Communioa. Serial Name of village-with Total area TotalPopu· Drinking Post Day or tions no. Thana no. of the lation and Educational Medical water and days of the (Bus stop, village number of (Potable) Tel&- Market/hal, Rail. station, (inh60tares) households gre.ph if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 8 7 8 9 10

RE\TJ:NUE TH,A.NA.-~ -clJntd.

J6 :&elaur (184 ) 2t•• 80 4,623(8111 ) P.lIrf.H cwe W,Tk.Hp PO -(3-10) BS

!7 B..je (183) 83$.73 4.894( 873) P(~:M, H.HC. W,Tk,Hp PTO ~(IHO) BS,RB D,FPC. 28 Ohandaur (186) ~6.60 4.092(747) P.M,0(2) ewe W.Tk,TW,Hp PO -(5-10) . BS 29 ObakMilld ( 187) 18.61 Uninhabl1ed

30 Barb&mpurlll I (188) ~i)..98 2,647 (494) 1', t.l cwo W.Tk,Hp PO -(IHO) ~s 31 Bhatpura (189) 227.83 1,742(322 ) P -(-II) W,Tk,Hp -(-II) -(-II) -(-II) 32 Snkhwar. (190) 261.94, 1,311£(257) P,M cwe Tk,Hp PO -(-I!) BS 33 Bieaul ( 191 ) 142.04, 1.280(268) P ewe W.Tk,TW.Hp -(5-10 ) -(6-10} -(IHO) 31 rratuwar ( 192) 4311.84 3,489(566) P(3),M RP W ,Tk,TW ,Hp,R PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 35 Ph.. lban ( 193) lIS7.58 1,359(2116) P CWC W,Tk,TW,Hp,R -(-IS) -(6-10) -(-3)

38 GanFuli (l94) 432.60 3,489(691 ) P(2) CWO(3), W,Tk.TW, PO -(-II ) -(-5) O. Hp,R. 37 Amtahi (l95 ) 69.20 192(41) -(-lSI -(-IS) W,Tk.N -(-IS) -( 11-10) -(-3)

38 Uj&n ( 196) 409.1>4 3,1)98(,728) P(3),H CWC(3), W,Tk,TW, PO _(3-10) BS RP(:l),O (2) . Hp,N.. 39 DlJbhaul ( .• 97 ) 72.84 tl85( 112) P ){OW,RP W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(6-10) BS Hp,R. 40 Madhepu.. (198 ) 119.38 874(162 ) P,M -(-tI ) W,Tk,Hp PTO -(~10) RS 41 AW'atIl' (199 ) 93.08 1,208(20&, P puc W,':rk.Hp -(-IS) -(3-10) -(-IS) 42 DhaniramplIr (200) 103.19 315(7) -(-lSI -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-3) 43 Kaq8!kplm (201 ) 1113.37 2,096 (4()9) P,O ;MCW(2) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-IS) BS 44 PhulW'aria; (202 ) 77.29 438(93) P,O -(-5) W.T.k.TW,Hp -(-tl) -(-5) -(-II)

4.1S pokhar :9hiDda (2e3 ) 271.61 2, 780(lS07 ) P(2).M, QWC(3),D W.Tk,TW.Hp PO --(-5) -(-5) H,0(3). 46 Se.katrafpur (204. ) 95.1>0 1,066(192) P cwo W,Tk.TW,HP -(-5) Monday. BS Thursday. 47 Birampur (2~lS ) 133.64 1,164(236) P CWC W.Tk.TW,Hp -(-IS) -(~) -(-6) 48 SirllDlPur (!01JI2 ) 14.16 Uninhabited 49 ~ ~&1l1bhadar (200) 106.39 3.568 (6{3) P(2),M(lI), RP W.Tk.TW.Hp PO -(-5) B8 H,O,O(4) . -(-is) BS ~O Dhankq1 ~207 ) 1.1.13 '14(102) P MCW, W.Tk.TW,Hp -(-IS) HC,CIfW. .D1UCTORY

Land \1M (i •••• arM under different typea of land use in heotare!! Remark. rounded up to 2 deoimal plaoes). including ..._ any place r------of Approaoh NeareSt town Culturable religious. to and distance Power Staple waste Art'a not historical village (in kID.) supply food (including ava.ilable or Forest Irrigated by SOUTI"8 Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo· and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 US 16 1'1 18 19 20

PB,KR Pa.rbhanga (25) EA Rice. Tk(17.19) 11S5.37 4.99 116.25 N4 wheat PR.KR Ditto ( 30) EA Rice. TWE( 34 .52). TW (20.23) 626.03 66.59 111.3(1 TI wheat PR,'~R Ditto ( 30) Rice. TW( ~.07). Tk( 11.53), 822.72 11.07 111.l4. N30:Ml: wheat 0(4 .m) . 01 17.75 0.23 0.63

PR,KR Darbhanga (2~ ) EAg Rice, Tk(18.32) 139.71 50.25 31.70 N2:01 ~eat KR Ditto (25 ) Rice, Tk( 18.29) 135'82 49.11 24.61 wheat KR Ditto ( 29) EAg Rice, Tk( (24.28) 94.49 33.68 29.49 N3:TI wheat Plt,KR Ditto (29) Rice, Tk(2.93) 93.12 3.38 4~.61 wheat PR,KR Dittc. (30 ) Rice, W(6.17),TW(7.80), 293.58 18.49 106.93 N3 wheat 0(2.87) . KR Ditto (30 ) Rice, Tk( 19 .(9) 107.73 7.2'l 23.16 wheat PR,KR, Ditto ( 38.) Rice, 0(16.79) 223.10 13.10 119.61 Ml NR. wheat KR Ditto (38 ) Rice, O( 7.74) 57.20 1.52 2.74 wheat PR,KR, Ditto (38 ) Rice, 0(80.94 ) 200.87 8.29 119.44 N3:MI NR. wheat PR,KR Ditto (38 ) Rice, 0(10.24) 30.28 3.17 3.15 N2 wheat KR Ditto (38 ) Rice, 0(14.82 ) 92.84 8.17 3.51S wheat KR. Ditto (37) Rice, 0(11.74) 77.28 '1.81 2.25 wheat liR Ditto (37 ) R-ice, 0(9.14 ) 76.23 14.03 3.79 wheat KR Ditto (37 ) Rice, 0(48.6{) 93.10 5.72 11.91 N4:TI wheat IrR Ditto (37 ) Rice, Tk(19.19) 48.31 3.60 6.19 wheat KR Ditto (40) Rice, Tk(i2.69) ,0(19.06) 162.52 3.14 50.20 1141 wheat PR,~R Ditto (40) Rice, TW{26.32) 50.79 1.18 17.21 wheat 1\.R Ditto (40 ) Rice, TW( 34.113 ),O( 111.54) 78.60 1.26 3.61 wheat Tk(0.43) 7.94 1S.79 Plt,l'R J)arbbanga ( 40) Rice, TW(22.94) ,Tk(16 .24) 134.26 2.65 30.30 Na wheat fR,KR Ditto ('Q) ,.. RWe. 0((S.31) lO'.61 2~.&9 34.,~ ",~t 120 ~bmLOPMBNT BLOCI(.....iIMANlGACHHI VILLAGE

!Amenitles available [If not available within the village. a dash (-) le ahown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges. viz •••--5 kms., 3-10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the neafest place where the facility is available is gi ven] • .------"------Commnn1ca. Serial N &me of village with _. Total afea Total popu 10.. Drinking Post Day or tione no. Thana no. _ of the __ _ tion and _Edueational Medical water and days of the (Bus sto~. village number of (potable) Tele- 'Market/MI. Rail. stat on. (in hectares) households graph if o.ny Waterwo.yS)

L I 3 4- 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE 'THANA-BAHERA -contd.

31 Batha (208) 85.79 1,465 (231) P ewe W.Tk,TW, -(-lI) -(3-10) NW Bp,R. 1S2 Afzalpur Gangauil (209) 51.39 Uninhabited

iS3 Bahuarwa (210) 128.28 1,300(246) P eWC(2) W,Tk,TW,Bp PO -(IHO) -(-lI)

54 Aropur (211 ) 26.71 121(23) -(-3) cwe W,Rp -(-lI ) -(-5) -(-5) M Baghant (212) 1,300.24 5,327 (957 ) pea) FPC W,Tk,Bp,C PO -(5-10) BS 56 Bisuhat (213) 118.17 931{196} 1\1 CWC(2), W,Tk,Hp -{-o} -(0-10) BS RP. 67 Bathay (214) 302.30 3,216(559} P,H,O eWe (2), W,Tk,TW.Hp -(-5) -(5-10) BS RP. 58 Az Rakbe Kotma (215) 44.Il 240(48 ) P,lIf ewe Tw,Hp -(-5) -(5 -10) -(--5 ) 59 Kotma (216) 179.68 1 ,546{268} -(-5) eWe(2), W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) D,RP. Hp,R. 60 Kathra (21_7) 688.77 4,682(750) p(3 ) eWO(4) W ,Tk,TW ,Bp PO -(5_10) -(-5) 61 Patai (218) 283.28 2,014(356) P,M,O H,CWC, W,Tk.Bp,R,N PTO -(5-10) B8 D,FPC. 62 Mabthor (219) 401).13 3,004(600) p,M ewe W,Tk,Bp,R -(-3) -(10+) BS 63 Urgawan (223) 85.79 225( 41) -(--5) -(-5) W,Tk,Bp -(--5) -(5-10) -(-5) 64 Lahata (224) 146.10 1,669(250) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

63 Gauspur' (225) 46.5i Uninhabited 66 Gauspur (225/2) 14.57 Uninhabited 67 Chaka (226) 29;54 543(97) -(-5) -(-5) Tk,TW -(-,--5) -(5-10) -(-0) 68 Ejrahta (227) 396.99 3.783(639) P -(-5) W',Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-tJ) 69 NOdbiami (353) 409.94 3,839(735) P(4),M,H H W,Tk,TW PTO -(-5) BS

70 ehakha (354) 18.62 Uninhabited

71 Madaria (355) 59.89 596( I 07) P -(-5) Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-3) 72 J>adpatti (357) 208.41 1, 018( 153) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R ~(-5) -C--rs ) -(-0) 73 Lodiami (360 ) '80.13 5S6( 110) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -( -5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

74 Lodiami (361) 17.4{) Uninhabited

75 N l.ra.en Vtft ~ (:'6~~ - 246.45 1,652(312) f,M,R D,RP(2~ W,_Tk,TW.Hp p() -(.;_~Iq- NW 121 SUBDlVlSION-DARBBANGA SADAB DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (i. e., a.reA under different types of land use in hectares Ramarka rounded up to 2 decimal places) • including ,------~------, anyplace of Approach Nearest town Culturable religiou8, to and distanoe Power Staple waste Area not historical village (in km. ) supply food ( including available or Forest Irrigated by source Dnirrigatod gauchar for archaeolo· a.nd cultivation gical groves) interest;

11 12 13 14 13 16 17 18 10 20

KR,NR Darbhanga (40) Rice, TW(16.41) ,0(4.21) 52.69 4.35 8.13 N1:M2 wheat 50.89 0.50

PIt, KR Darbhanga (40) Rice, W(6.07) ,R (8.65) 78.70 U.37 23.49 wheat PR,KR Jhnnjharpur (11) Rice, R(2.65) 21.32 0.59 2.15 wheat PR,KR Darbhanga (30) Rice, l'W(94.99) ,Tk(30.41) 909.43 121.19 144.22 N3 wheat PR,KR Ditto (30) ED Rice, Tk,(l9.29) 86.24 5.12 7.52 N2 wheat PR,KR Jhanjharpur (32) Rice, TW(9.07), Tk(8.11) 23S.21 11.92 34.99 wheat PI' ,KR Dttto (I0) Rico, TW (4.99) 36.68 1.22 1.22 Ml wheat PR,KR, Dal'bhanga (52) Rice, TW(l1.80) ,R( S.15) 137.16 6.35 )6.22 N2:M2 NR. wheat PR,KR 1) itto (39) Rice., TW(l4.23) 567.18 1.99 105.37 M2:Tl wheat PR,KR Ditto (39) Rice, TW(8.29) 230.34 44.65 N4:M3:T2 wheat PR,KR Ditto (40) Rice, TW(S.17 ) 286.33 1.92 112.71 N2:X2 wheat KR Ditto (52) Rice, TW (4.49) 71.79 3.78 5.73 wheat KR Ditto (35) Rice, TW(7.13) 127.04 2.16 9.77 wheat Tk(0.86 ) 35.38 0.79 9.51 Tk( 0.06) 10.14 4.37

KR Darbh~ nga (35) Rifle, Tk(0.47) 7.58 0.22 21.27 wheat KR Ditto (35) Rice, R (9.92) 278.93 1.98 106.16 wh"at PR,KR Ditto (61) Rice, TW(12.59) ,Tk(10.1l8) 339.36 8.56 38.75 Ml:Tl wheat R (3.94) 13.31 1.37

KR Darbhanga (60) Rice, W(6.51) 48.29 4.99 wheat KR Ditto (25) Rice, ·TW(2.20) ,Tk(36.55) 139.63 3.37 26.66 wheat KR Ditto (42) Rice, Tk(19.53) 52.67 0.49 7.44 wheat Tk (3.86) 11. 74 0.46 1.34 KR Darbhanga (40) ... Rice, TW(14.73),Tk(40.64) 133.48 3.13 54.47 Nl:Ml wheat D·16 122 D~VEWPMENT BLOC~-MANlGA<;:HIU VILLAGE

AMENlnES AND

A.menitlell available [if not available within the village. a dash (-) ,. ShOWD in the column and next; to it in braokets, the distanoe in broad rangee 'Viz.,-5 kme., 5-10 km8. and 10 + kms., of the nearest plaoe • where the facility Is available ie given). -----"-- Communioa- Serial Name of village with Total area Total popula- Drinking post Day or tiona no. Thana no. oUbe village tion and Educational l\ft'dical water and days oftbe (Bus stop. (in hectarel) number of (potable) Tele- Market/hat, Rail. station. houlJ6hold8 graph if any Waterways)

2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-BAHERA-contd.

76 Shorpur (363) 153.78 1,423(255) P OWC,RP W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5) 77 Kaitbwar (364) 725.60 4,316(803) M H,D W,Tk,Hp,R PO -(-5) BS

78 Raja Kbarwar ( 365) 311 .20 1,738(281) P ~(lHO) W,Tk,Hp,R,N PO -(5-10) NW

79 B.Hhmotar (366) 31.16 51(5) -(-IS) -(-5) Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(5-]0) -(-5) 80 Rowari (367) 44.11 Uninhabited 81 Bishunpur (368) 109.26 1,031(ICO) P ewe W,Tk,TW,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) BS

82 Kokraha (369) 342.76 3,760(661) P(2) D(3) W,Tk,TW,Hr,R PO -(5-10) BS

83 Phakirna. (370) 58.68 219(42) -(-5) -(-5) Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

84 Tardi (371 ) 229.45 933( 190) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 85 Bll-ika (372) 166.32 1,501(237) P,M _(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -( 0-10) -(-5)

86 Machhaita (373) 172.80 1,087(187) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS

87 P~chahi Machl1aita (374) ISO .99 262(41S) H -(-5) Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) BS 88 Mahia (375) 199 .ISI l,554(291 ) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,N -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 89 Kbidarpura (376) 8 .90 Uninhabited

90 sotharia (377) 33 .59 163(41 ) -(-3) -(-IS) Tk,R -(-5) -(5-10) NW

91 D"ou'l. (378) 431.i6 1 ,1I3Z( 232) P -(-5) Tk,Hp,R -(--5) -(-IS) -(-5)

92 'fangha (379) 672.9S 3.8111(632 ) P MOW Tk,TW,Hp,R PO -(-5) NW 93 Sidhi Tajpur (380) 64.63 Uninhabited

9! Knrson (382) 200.72 2 .112( 366) P,M,H H, W,Tk,TW,Hp PO Tuesuay, BS eWC(2) • Saturday. Total 21,990.47 186,642 P (99 ) H (6) (33,475) M (29) MCW (6) H (11) CWC (41) C (2) HC (3) 0 (27) PHC (2) PHS (3) D (13) FPC (3) RP (19) CHW (5) o (3)

Note I Figures aiveu in brackets under 091. 4 relate to number of hou8eholda. 123 SUBDIVISION-DAimuAN.GA .sADAit DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (i. e •• area under different tYJl68 of land UEt' in bectaTt's Remarks rounded up to 2 deciD'sl places). including ,-- ."..._-----_.__ .. ---.. anyplace of Approach Nearest toWn Culturable religious. to and distance Powor Staple waste Araa not historical village (in km.) supply food (including available or FOrest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo. and cultivation gic&l groves) intert'St

11 12 IS 14 HI 16 17 18 19 20

KR Jhanjharpur (8) Rice. TW(22.45) 114.78 3.25 13.35 Ml wheat PR.KR Ditto (10) Rice. TW(3.72) .Tk(14.24), 520.1>4 10.66 162.20 wheat R(14.24). PR.KR ;Darbhflnga (52) Rice, Tk(S.611) 227.07 12.67 62.S1 wheat KR Ditto (52) Rice. Tk(5.40) 20.S9 1.02 3.85 wheat Tk(7.06) 34.73 1.38 0.94 KR Darbhanga (51) Rice. TW (8. 30), 'rk(2. 94) 79.83 10.74 7.45 wheat PR,KR Jhanjharpur (15) Rice. Tk(34.45) 194.81 7.71 105.79. wheat KR Ditto (l5 ) Rice, Tk(29.69) 27.75 0.49 0.75 wheat KR Ditto (24) Rice, Tk(3.38) 135.13 7.92 83.02 wheat KR Ditto (25) Rice, Tk(23.5! ) 119.18 2.91 20.70 wheat PR,KR Dal'bhsnga (52) Rice, Tk(21.1l8) 133.55 3.57 13.70 01 wheat PR,KR Ditto (5~) Rice, Tk(6.u8) 33.05 11.36 wheat PR,KIt Ditto (50) Rice, Tk(lS.08) 128.19 7.41 45.83 wheat Tk(0.S2) 7.50 0.58 PR,K.R Darbhanga (51) Rice. R(2.91) 2!}.22 3.79 0.67 wheat KR Jhanjharpur (8) Rice, Tk(32.34) 320.01 6.0~ 79.11 wheat KR ,NR Darbhanga (48) Rice. TW(5 .71) ,Tk(20.34) , llll.65 19.65. III .54 MllT.l wheat 0(4.09) • 46.70 7.93

PR,KR Darbhanga (60) ED Rice. TW(9.92) ,Tk(20.7S) 130.17 3.95 35.90 M3 wheat W (56.55) 14.141. 28 997.97 4.413.38 N 206 TW (490.06) M 44 TWE (602.86) 0 S Tk (739.52) T 27 R (124.39) o (424.46) 124

VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenit~es available [if Dot availuhle within the viliage, 8 dash (-) is shown In the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,-3 kms. ,5-10 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest place where thefaci}ity is available is given). ,------.,h CoIllIll'lnica- Serial Name of village with Tobal area. Total Popu· Drinking Post Day or tions nO. Thana uo. of the lation and Educational Medical water and days of the (Bus "top, village number of (potable) Tele­ Market/hat, Rnil. station, (in5hectares) households graph if any Waterways)

7 1 3 6 6 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-BAHERA -con/d.

1 Athar (27) 1,969.9810,674(1,896) P(6),M -(-5) W,Tk.Hp,R PO -(IHO) NW 2 Ba1gaon (28) 43'7 .05 3,005 (46'7) p -(l}-10) W,Tk,TW,Hp,R PO _(_I) -(-5)

3 Turki ( 29) 413.99 2,555(431) -(-5) HO,PHS W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) Wedn~Hday BS 4 Bhachhi AsH ( 30) 651.13 4,9)0 (885) P(3),M(2), RP(4) W ,Tk,TW, PO Tuesday. BS H. Hp. Saturday. IS Behrauna (31) 38.44 859 (140) P -(5-10) W,Tk,T\V.Hp,R -(-5) -( -5) --(-II)

6 Birchaka (32) 33.99 Uninhabited 7 Serwamanor ( 33) 298. fl5 2,394 (389) 'P -(-5) W,Tk.TW.Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 8 Dhanauli '(34) 797.22 3,696 (634) p -(-5) W,TW,Hp PO Friday -(-5)

I) Dubauli (35 ) 112.80 799( 109) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(--5) -(--5) BS

10 Kalyanpur (36) 60.70 219(41) P CHW W.TW,Hp -(-5) TUeilday BS 11 Mahua (37) 1SS.68 312(53) P -(-5) W.Tk,Hp -(-IS) -(--3) -(-5) 12 Semri (38) 77.70 1,213 (200) P RP W,TW,Hp,R PO Tuesday BS 13 Baghra (39) 32.61 978(189) P RP W.Tk,Hp PO -(-IS) BS 14 Paghari (49) 196.t6 2,700 (437) P,H -( -5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-II) -(-IS) _( __ 5) 13 Mah8shpur (41) 133.14 212(31) -(-'I ) -(~5) Hp. -(-5) BS

16 Kumar (42) 82.96 641 (97) H -( --5) W,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(--5)

17 Sankbar .. ( (3) 192.63 1,666 (301) P -(-5) W.Tk.Hp -( --t» -(1)-]0) -(-IS)

18 Ohak Raipur (44) 142.04 436 (91) P,M -(-5) W.'l'k,Hp -(--5) _(-II) -(_8)

19 Jurja (41S) 937.24 6,222( 904) -(-5) PHS W,Tk,TW.Hp PO -(5-10) BS 20 Qbaka (46) 106· 03 1,129(197) PO -(-5) W.Tk,Hp _(_5) -(--5)

21 Neamatullahpur (47) 34.40 Uninhabited 21 Rampur (48) 84.58 422 (70) P --(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 21 Kargawan (49) 61 .11 900( 136 ) -(--5) -(-5) W ,Tk,TW ,Hp -(-IS) -(-5) -(-IS) 2, Ohilha AsIi (50) 83.82 489(82) -(-IS) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS 25 Dilawarpur (51) 111.69 1.657( 268) p -(-II) W,Tk,Hp PO Wedneadsy BS 125 SUBDIVISION-DARBHANGA SADD DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Lind un (I. e., area under different types of land UBe in hectare. Remarks

,..-______rounded up to 2 ..A..decimal ______places). ~ including any plaoeof Approach Nea.reet town Culturable religious. to and distance Power Staph, waste Area. not historic.. l village (in km.) supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by 80Uf('e Unirr{gated gauchar fo:r archaeolo. and groves) cultiva· sical tiOD intere.t

11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20

NR Darbha.nga. (20) Rioo, TW(170.19).Tk(28.44), 939.88 219.24 402.89 M3 wheat R(168.4I) .0(21.43). KR Dit,to (21 ) Rice, TW(4.11) ,Tk(8.12), 344.09 35.22 34.48 wheat R(I1.08) . PR,KR Ditto (15) Rice, TW(40. 48) ,R(19.87) 219.13 38.73 75.78 wheat MI KR Ditto (28) Rice, TW (40.47),Tk(12.14), 495.49 49.44 49.35 wheat 0(4.24) • l'U:Ml KR Ditto (25) Rice, TW(3.56) 30.48 4.30 0.10 wheat TW(2.29) ,R(3.66) 23.44 4.60

KR Darbhanga (16) Rice, TW(12 .30),&(2.86) 21>~.66 .13.42 13.41 wheat KR (20) Ditto Rice, TW(20.34) ,R(23.36) 643.82 54.76 54.94 H2 wheat KR Ditto (20) Rice, Tk(6 .10) ,O( 8.48) 123.48 1.07 33.67 wheat Nl PR,KR Ditto (17) Rice, TW(10.37) 47.14 3.08 O.Il wheat (17) KR Ditto Rice, TW(S .32),Tk(4.15) 35.18 0.87 10.16 wheat PR,KR Ditto (20) Rice, Tk( 4.15),0(8.13) 52.87 0.16 12.39 wheat PR Ditto ( 20) Rice, TW(4.13).Tk(4.31!) 42.04 0.87 1.22 wheat PR,KR Ditto (16) Rice, TW(4.29),Tk(8.01l). 127.72 6.21 34.116 wheat 0(14.19). HI Ditto 5 PR.KR (1 ) Rice, 129.13 4.01 wbeat KR Ditto ( 16) Rice. TW(4 .23) ,Tk(2.05) 63.30 1.32 12.06 wheat Ditto (16 ) KR Rice, R(8 .ll ),Tk( 2.33) 133.59 4.25 24.33 wheat KR Ditto (16) Rice, R(5.67) 119.43 0.51 16.43 wheat PR, K.R Ditto (11) Rice, 7a6.86 180.38 wheat 11(4;01 KR Ditto (12) Rice, 93·{16 12.47 wheat Nt 31.33 3.07 KR Darbhanga. (111) Rice, 78.11 wheat 6.47 KR Ditto (17) Rice, 4,9.78 11.33 wheat PR,KR Ditto (8) Rice, .110.18 3.64 wheat MI PR.K.R Ditto (I6) Rice, 101.93 9.76 wheat 126 DBVELOPMENT BLOCK-BAHERI VIL.LAGE

AMENITIES AND

Ameni~itlll available [if not availab~e~lthin the villago! A dush (-) is shown In the column and next to It In brackets, tbe d1stance in broad ranges, vis. ,-3 km.e. ,ts-l0 kms. and 10-+ kms., of the nearest place where tbe facility is available is given.] .- __.A... ___ ..... Communica- Seria.l Name of village with Total area Total Popu- Drinking Post Day or tions no. Thana no. orthe lation and Educational Medical water and days of the (Bus stop, village number of {Potable} 1'ele. Market/hat, Rail. station, ( in hectares ) households graph if any Waterways) 2 3 " II 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-BAIIEBA -contd.

26 Nimaithi (52 ) 231.88 1,IH3(237) p,M,H H,MCW W, Tk ,1'W,Hp -(-5) Saturday BS 27 Bhawani Nimaithi (ts3 ) 28.73 994 ( 183} 0 -(-O) W/l'k,TW,Hp -(-ts) -{-o} -(-6) 28 Mankopatti (54 ) 31.16 312 (32) -(-5) -( -ts) W.Tk,TW, -(-6) -(-5) -(-5) Hp. 29 -DadaJwara (55) 33.18 668 ( 114) P -(-II) W,Tk,TW, -(-II) -(-5) -(-IS) _Hp. 30 Harachba (116 ) 244.43 2,139 (315) P D W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) -(-I) 31 Dumri ( 117 ) 47.75 247( 110) -(-tl) -(-II) W,Tk,TW -(-5) -(-IS) -(-IS) 33 Jadupatti (58 ) 9].46 752 (139) P -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-IS) -(IHO) -( 5-10) Gujrauli (59 ) 677.43 2, 7l7( 458 ) -( -lJ) -(tl-10) W.Tk,TW. -( 10+) -( tl-l0) -( 101-) Hp,R. "34 Ramauli (60 ) 472.48 2,198{40tl) -(-5) -(11-10) W,Tk,TW,Hp -( 10+) -(5-10) -( 10+) 35 Sadhua (61 ) 378.78 1,410(247) P -(-6) W,TW,Hp,R -( -lJ) -(-5) -(-3) 36 Benta (62) 211.61S 805 (UI) P -(IS-I0) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-til -(-5) -(-til 37 Chak Milki (63 ) 14.97 Unlnhabltld 38 Chakwa (64) 123.02 1,290( 183) P,M -(10+) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) BS Hp. 39 Samastipur (65 ) 106.84 550 { 113) P -(-IS) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(-3) 40 Bharwari (66 ) 31SS.01S 2,028(376) P(2) ,R -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Rp -(-IS) -(--5) BS 41 Dhobepur Bansara (67 ) 106.84 2 .427( 420) P -(-IS) W,Tk,Hp -( 11-10) -(5-10) -(-IS) 42 Hathauri (68 ) 1,044.07 6,013( 1,063) P,M HO,PHS W,Tk,TW, PO -(-IS) BS,NW Hp,R,8. 43 Khagrahata (69) 74.76 71S2(114) P -(10+) W,Tk,TW, PO _(IHO) NW Hp,R. 44 Bhagwatipur (70) 106.22 500 (95) P -(--6) W,Hp,R -(-5) -( --l) NW 43 Khagri (7I ) 91.86 271 (46) P,K,H -(-3) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-3) -(-til -(..:....tI) 46 Kharari (71/2 ) 120.19 1,1S33 (278) -(-IS) -(-IS) W -(-3) -(-5) NW 47 Partapatti (72 ) 84:.17 777 ()33) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-3) -(-3) NW 48 Adharpur (73 ) 147.30 1,478 (268) P -(-6) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-3) -( 11-10) -(-5) 49 Thath llpur (74 ) 1S211.27 4,0015(670) PC') ,M -(-3) W.Tk,TW, -(-til -(ti-IO) DS Hp,R. 10 Lagupur (7t1) lUI 374 (69) -(-3) -(-Il) W.Hp -(-6) -(-IS) --'(-I) SUBDmSIQN....:..p~.,BANG4 S40AB.:. DIRECTORY

LANO ~Se

Lana use (I. e •• area under differeDt types of land use in hectares Remark rounded up to 2 decim al places). including any place ~------~------~ of Approach Nearest town Oulturable religious. to and distance Power Staple waste Arpa not historical vijlage (in kID.) supply food (including' available or Forest Irrigatod by sOurce Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo. and cultivation gieal groveS) interest

11 12 13 14 13 18 17 18 19 20

PR.KR Darbhanga (l6) Rice. TW(33.00) 183.73 13.13 N3:M4 wheal; KR Ditto ( 11» Rice. 24.11 4.62 Nl:MI wheat KR Ditto (l6) Rice. 26.17 4.99 wheat KR Ditto (15) Rice. 29.48 3.70 wheat PR.KR Ditto (14 ) Rice. Tk(0.20) 229.06 15.17 03 wheat KR Ditto (14) Rice. 44.54 3.21 !II wheat KR. Ditto ( 30) Rice. 81.24 5.30 4.92 wheat KR Ditto (21 ) Rice. TW(28.81» 546.68 10.89 91.01 Tl wheat KR Ditto (21) Rice. TW(6.62) 341.56 9.85 114.45 MI:T2 wheat KIt Ditto (20) Rice. Tk(0.415) 251.63 21 .37 105.33 wheat KIt Ditto ( 20) Rice. Tk(0.20) 167.87 12.39 31.19 wheat 13.72 1.25

PR.KR Dllrbhanga (30) Rice, Tk(8.34) 74.20 20.36 20.12 HI wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice. Tk(8.30).0 (4 .07) 88.54 1.82 4.ll wheat PR.KR, Ditto (26) Rice. TW(20.27) .Tk (8.13) 204.29 10.76 JlIS.50 ' Nl:MI NR. . wheat I.'R,KR Ditto (25) Rice, TW (2.31) .Tk(6.52), 79.69 13.86 wheat 0(4.46). , PR,NR Ditto ( 24) Rice. TW(20.56).R(S.11 ) 708.48 306.92 wheat KR Ditto ( 24) Rice. TW( 6.43). Tk(4.S6), 33.48 1.27 24.37 Ml wheat R(4.05) . KR.NR Ditto (20) Rice. Tk(4.8S). R(3.41) 84.80 12.13 wheat KR,NR Ditto (21 ) Rice. Tk( 2 .S5) ,&(12.25) 53.81 22.91S wheat KR,NR Ditto (2]) Rice. Tk(3.65) .&(6.49) 57.93 52.12 wheat KR,NR Ditto (21 ) Rice. Tk(2 .05) ,R (3.56) 61. 56 17.00 wheat KR Ditto (24) Rice. TW(S.lI ).Tk(l6.25), 77.97 0.92 32.09 wheat R(l1.96). PR,KR Ditto (20 ) Rice, TW(93.21) .Tk(7I.24), 238.79 2.10 68.49 wheat o (5J.44) • PR,KR Ditto (20) Rice. TW(2.G5) ,Tk(1.22) 9.11 iL6l> 2.68 wheat ]28 J)BVELOPMENT BLOCK-BAHERI VILLAGE

AMI;NlllES ANO

Amenities availa.ble [If.not available within the village, a daah (-) I~ shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distanoe in broad rangell; vi~ .. ,--3- kms. ,-3-10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest place where thefaoility is available is given]. ~------~------~ Communica- Serial Name of village with Total area Total popula- Drinking Poet Day or tione no. Tbanano. of the tion and Eduoational Medical water and days of the (Bus stop, village number of (potable) Tele- Market/hat, Rail. statIOn, (in hectares) households graph if any Waterways)

I 3 <1 5 6 ., 8 t 10

REVENUE THANA-BAHERA -contd.

31 Baudh Dahura (76) 12.55 Uninhabited 32 8alha (77) 31.97 212 (35) -(-5) -(-II) W,RP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 113 8anwan (7S) 54.63 757(136) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-3) -(--5) 54 B.lkmandar (79) 141.64, 830(184} P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -(5-10) BS

115 8amadhpura (80) 299.46 1,603(285} P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-II) -(-5) Hp,R. 56 Baheri (SI) 1,388.86 9,937(1,836) P(6),M, H,MCW. W,Tk,Hp.R PTO, -(5-10) BS H,C. PHS,FPC. Phone 57 Pohat Narain (82) 243.21 1,715(294) P -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp,R PO -(-5) B8

58 M~dhub~n (83) 88.62 1,088 (185) M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -( 5-10) -(10+) Hp,R. 59 1nay (84) 234.71 2,993(556) P(3} -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R PO -(10 .. ) -(lOt)

60 B.l.udhu1i (85) 311.20 2, t32 (373) P PHS W,Tk,Hp,R -(5-10) -(10 t) -(10+) 61 B"'ghauni (87) 48U5 5,280(822) P -(-3) W,Tk,Hp PO -(5-10) BS

62 Sher (114) 326.93 1,S23 (3t4) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(5-l0) --( 5-10) 63 H1Vidih (115) 2,867.56 U,570(2,450} P(9J,M(2), PHS,O W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) BS H, . Hp,R. 64 JbanJhar (116) 78.91 Uninhabited

65 Bandh Jballjha" (117) 23.17 163(29) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(10+ ) 66 Amta (IL8 ) 248.4,7 1,612(275) P -( 5-10) W,Tk,'rw, -(-5) Monday -(10+ ) Hp,R. 67 Gangdah (119 ) 235.52 1,561(259) P -(-5) W.Tk,TW,Rp -(-5) Monday -(-5) 68 Matunia. (120) 253.76 1,876 (303) P PHS W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) Rp.R. 69 Sadhua ( 121 ) 64.34 268(43) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(tHO) Hp,R. 70 Kushiam (122) 55.% 883( 177) P -(-5) TW,Tk,Rp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) 71 Semram ( 123) 335.48 3,166 (559) P(2) -(-5) W,TW.Tk, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Hp,R. 72 Havi Az Rakbe (124) 19.02 Uninhabited 73 Bhhauli ( 125) 420.06 4,1135(851) P(2),M PHS, W,Tk,TW,Rp PO -(5-10) BS FPC,CHW, 74 Sosari (126) 375.14 2,693(460) P -(-5) W ,Tk;TW, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Hp,R. 715 Chakl& (127) 33.99 Uninhabited SUBDIVISION...... DA&BBANGA SADAR DIRECTORY

'LAND US£;

t';ltn:d USe ri;' fi.; itrelt under dilferont types of land uao in hectares Remarks ,. rOunded up to 2 deoimal places) • inclUding r--...... ;----.-. ------__.",..._,.------, any place of Approach Nearest town Culturable religiouB. to and distance POwer Staple wnste Area not . hi storical village (in km. ) supply food ( including available or ,Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchal' for' arQhaoo1o· and cultivation gical groves ) intereSb

11 12 13 14- 15 16 l!J 18 19 20

- R(1.01) 11.42 0.12 KR Darbhanga (20) Rice, TW(i.93),Tk(2.24), 22.!lS 0.47 2.58 wheat 0(1. 77) • KR Ditto (20) . l;tice ,: TW (2:'82) ,Tk(4.11), 34 .().1 0.54 3.82 N1 wheat 0(9.20) • PR Ditto ( 24) Rice', Tk (8 .48) ,0('16.21) 71.06 0.59 45.30 N2:M2 wheat PR,KR Ditto (24) Rice, TW (40.71) ,Tk(l2.14), 1S2.81 0.85 46.74 N5:Ml: wheat R(16.21). CI:Tl KR Ditto (34 ) Rice, Tk{13 .03), R(40'.48) , 1,,213.00: 8.63 73.22": wheat 0,(:40 .50) • KR Ditto (34) Rice, rW(37~57) 203.21 2.43 wheat , KR,}l'R Ditto (30) Rice, ,;[,W (10.91) flO .61 17.10 wheat KR Ditto (32) Rice, TW(42.62) ,Tk(20.23) , 136.60 2.02 0.05 wheat R(32.38) ,0(0.81). KR Ditto (33) Rice, .. , ... TW(40.50) ,R(41.68) 226.41 1.93 0.68 wheat PR Ditto (28) Rice, .. ', . .T:W (82.17) .,rfk(5(). 83),. 312.64 I.I! 1.20 M1:Cl wheat 0(40.50), lfP Ditto (31 ) Rice. TW (20.31) ,Tk (9.32) 156.:::6 140.!'9 wheat PR Ditto (21 ) It ice , TW( 50 .73) ,Tk (20.39), 2,517.94 220.S3 0.57 wheat 1.. (57.]0). Tk(2,:'.8) 74.:1(1 2.l7

FP Darbhanga (30) Riel', 23.34 0.13 wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice, TW(14.13) 210.72 5.15 18.47 wheat PR,KR Ditto (35) Rice, 'fW(40.53) ,Tk(24.69) 142.27 6.2S 21.75 wheat KR Ditto (14) Rice, TW(8.17),R(9.72) 215.56 22.1S 0.13 wheat KR Ditto (15) Rice, TW(10.93) 51.59 0040 1.42 wheat KR,NR Ditto (17) Rice, TW(6.I5) ,R(2.49) 37.10 10.00 0.11 whoat KR Ditto (30) Rice, TW (S.2{l) ,Tk(8 .ll), 273.95 4.21 23.23 wlleat R(17.72). 18.21 O.SI

PR,KR Darbliang« (33) l

1'-17 180

VILLAGE

AMEN.TUiS AND

Amenl tiN anilable [If not available within the village, a dash ( -) is .hown in the column and nen to it in brackets, the distance in "broad ranges, viz.,-tl kms. ,3-10 kms. and 10 +kms., of the nearest place _____where. .the_____ facility is-...A.- available______is given.] -, ,- Communi ca. Serial Name of village with' Total area Total Popu- Drinking Post Day or tions no. Thana no. of the latioo and Ecluoatipna1 K.wcal water and days of the (Bus 8top, village number of (Potable) Tele. Market/hal, Rail. station, (in heotares) households graph if any Waterways)

1 2 8 , IS 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-BAHERA -con'

76 Nardapatti (128) 30.76 260(52) P _(-3) W,Tk,TW.Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

77 Chakla (129) 32.37 206(40) -(-Ii) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp.R -(-5) -(IH{» -(-5)

78 Kapi (130) 69.20 263(131 ) P -(-IS) W,Hp,B -(-IS) -(5-10) -(-5)

89 Chakla. ( 132) 124.64 1,012(166) P -(-IS) W.Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 80 Pokhi (142/2 ) 20.64 Uninhabited 'fotal 21,481.80 145,981 P (82) H (2) (25,154) M (29) MOW (2) H (7) HO (H) C (1) PHS (8) 0 (3) D (1) FPO (2) RP (6) OHW (2) o (1)

Note I Figures given in bracket. under Col. 4 relate to number of household.. 111 stmDlVl8l0R-DA1UI1IANGA SADAR .DIRECTORY

LAND USE

L&Iad 11M (1 ..... area 'Clnder dUferent types of land Ulle in hectares Remark r01lllded 'Ilp to 2 decimal places). including , ,.------any plaoe --"----- of Approaoh Nearest town Culturable religious. to and distanoe Power Staple waste Area not historical village (in km.) supply food (including available or Foree' hrig"ed '" IIOIafte Unirrilated gauchar for archaeolo. and cultivatiOn gical groves) inter6llt

11 12 13 14 11' 18 17 18 19 20

KR Darbhanga (2,) ) Rite. R{I.l!!) 19.2'7 3.9'7 IL40 wheat KR Ditto ( 30) Rice. Tk(0.61) 30.89 0.62 0·31S Maize KR Ditto (26 ) Rice, R(11.21 ) 39.77 3.1S3 14 .69 wheat FP Ditto (21) Rice. TW(6.39) .R(27.96) 69.34 8.26 12.69 wheat 20.07 0.1l7

TW (993.56) 15,690.66 1,192.10 2.326.110 N16 TWE (64.30) )127 Tk (461.69) C 7 R (518.06) T 4 L (57.10) o (225.43) lIt

VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

.AmeD'i~Ie. lI.Vaifabt.{if not available within the village, a dash (-) t .. • hown 1D the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad i'tl;Jl-888,. "iz·, J-II-kms., IS-I 0 kms. and 10+ kms., of the neareilt plaoe where the facility ia available is given]. ,.------"- Communi ca. Serial Name of village with ' Total area Total popu lao Dxinking Post Day or tiona no. Thana no.. !. of; the , tion::aD.d " . Edue&ii

1. 2 3 7 8 I) 10

REVENUE THANA-BABERA -contd.

.., : ~ Itaha~a ~ (10/2) , 59.89 552 (96) ~(-'-5) -( "'"'-6) W,Hp -("':'5) ':":"(-5) -(6-10)

2 Tarau~i ( ll) . 221.36 1,129(236) P;M,H,C RP' W,Hp -(-15) -( 5-10) -(IHO) 3 J?arkhobimpuT (13 ) 33.59 202(34) ,p' PHO W.Rp -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

4 Bishunathpur (I4)' 1)21.53 5,284 (9711) M.O TH,RP W,'Ek,Hp,R PO _(-5) -(-5) 5 Upardaha (15) 193.54 1,839(223) p, -('-'-5) W,Tk,Hp,H -(-15) -(-5) -(-5)

6 Amaithi (1.6), 402 .. 66 3,311 (654J P,M -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -(-5) --(-5) 7 i>eoram (17) 280.85 2,481(461) P,O n,p W,Tk,'fW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-IS) 8 Harpur (18) 232.29 1,863(344,) p FPO W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) Daily BS 9 Sirampur (19) 189,39 2,950(476) P(1t) ,0 PHS,RP W,Tk,Hl',R -(-5) -(-5) -(-IS)

10 Hari Bbauor (20) 1,122.587,069(1,233) P,M 0 W,Hp PO -(-5) BS

11 Batho (21) 315.6.) 2,494(505) P,M,H, D,RP W,Hl' PO -(-5) -(-5) 0,0. 12 S6mraoll (22) 539.03 4,224(764) P'O HO,OH\'Y W,Tk,Hl' PO -(-II) -(-5)

13 Supaul (23) 234.31 1,046(228) p CHW W,Tk,Hp -(-5) Sunday, -( -IS) Wednesday. 14 Rarhiam (24) 504.64 2,188(417) p -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(5-10) -(-5) . -(-5)

15 Madbopur (25) 259.80 1,976 (359) P PHS W,Tk,Hp -( 5-10) -(5-10) BS

16 Jakauli (26) 226.2~ 1,409(264) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) - (5-10) -(-5)

17 Rasulpur (81/2) 14.97 11(4) -(5·-10) -(5-10) W,'l'W,Hp -(-5) -(-IS) -(-5)

18 Nandapatti (128/2) 41.28 737(119) P D ,0 W,Hp -(-Il) -(-5) BS

19 Nandapatti (128/3) 29.14 97(19) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-IS)

20 Jarshon (131) 566.15 4,194(737) P(3) -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(11-10) 21 Balni (133) 265.07 1,771 (288) P -(5-10) W,Hp,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(IS_I0)

22 Basuham (134) 394.56 3,220(523) P OHW W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

23 Baauham (134/2) li1.76 7I (12) -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-IS) BS 24. B ishunpur (135) 207,00 1,916(347) P OHW W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 25 Mahamadpur (136) 235.52 1,618(300) o 0 W,Tk,Hp -(-IS) -(-IS) -(-b) SUBDMSl()N-BENIPUR DIRECTORY LANo:use.

Land aile (I. e •• area under different type!! of land use In hectareB Remarka rounded up to.2 deoimal places). including ~---~------~------~ any pilUle of Approach Neareet town Culturll-ble religioua. to and distance Power Staple waste Area. not historical village (in km.) lupply food (inclUding available or Forest Irrigated by source Un irrigated gauchar for archaeolo. and groves) cultiva· gical tiOll interelt 11 12 13 14 \6 17 18 19 20

KR DarbhaIlgtt. (50 ) ~~ Rice, TW(17.70) ,Tk(B.69) 22.18 wheat 11.32 Nl KR ~ Ditto (50) EAg Rice. 'rw( 10.36). TVi' E( J4 .24). 132.70 wheat Tk(26.81). 37 .25 Nl:Ml:T1 KR. Ditto (42 ) EA Rice, 'IW(7.34) .Tk(5.80) 10.63 wheat 9.82 Ml Klt Ditto (42) ED,EAg Rice, TW (20.23).TWE (l6.22). 305.40 wheat Tk(23 .07) • 156.71 KR. ;Pitto (42) Rice, Tk(9.23) ,R(10.32) ll8.79 wheat 55.20 KR. Ditto ( 25) Rice, T\V( 16.69). Tk (27.28) 244.85 wheat 113.8i KR. Ditto ( 22) Rice, TW(Il.46),Tk(20.67) 240.62 wheat 8.10 Tl P&,KR Ditto ( (5) EA- Rice, TW (25.52). T\VE( 18.21) maiz6 17~.49 14.07 Ml KR Ditto ( 47 ) Rioe, TW(6.3~),Tk (,5 .21) wheat 108.37 59.42 pa,Ka. Ditto (30) EA &ieo, TW( 75 .07 ),TWE(42.90). S99.()1 wheat Tk ('lILl8) • 80.42 N7:M7: KR ;Ditto (42) EAg C2;T2 Rice, TW(48.89).TWE{24.44), 178.12 wheat Tk( 13 .68). 50 52 N2,Ml:T3 KR Ditto (35) EA Rice, TW(18.81),TWE(11.07 ) , 370.:l0 wheat Tk(35. 00). 97 .~5 M3:Tl KR Ditto (35) EA Rice, TW{JO. 08) ,TWE(6 .55), 163.52 whea,t Tk(t1.{)9). 43.07 KR Ditto (35 ) ED Rice, TW(16.19),TWE(IS.21), 413.1.'1 36.03 wheat Tlt(-21~061· ~ . N2 PR Ditto (22) EAg Rice, TW(8.42) ,TWE (26.51), 164.01) ' 'Wheat Tli.(:JSJ)()I,.,; , ~ 22.S2. K1:I. Ditto ~ ,it~ice, (23 j TW (11.24) ,Tk( 10. 72) "wheat 188.12 1~.14 MI . - ' ~ KR Ditto (23 ) Rice, TW(4.07) wheat 10.20 0.70 PR,KR' Ditto (M) Rice, W( 1.57) 26.33 wheat 13.38 Nl PR,KR Ditto (50) , Rice, TW(4.48 ) ' wheat 23.40 1.26 PR,KR Ditto (33) Rice, TW( 16.19), Tk( '£l.OI} 422.69 whell-t 86.26 Ml PR,KR Ditto (51 ) Rice, TW( 5.82) ,Tk(l6.19) 1S8.84 wheat 22.:.10 31.92 No KR Ditto (30) ~iQe. TW(8.09 ),Tk(l6 .26) wheal 298.90 71.31 No KR Ditto (32 ) Rice. TW(4.581 wheat 8.97 0.21 KR Ditto (35 ) Rice. TW (16.19) ,Tk(7. 76), 144,11 R{ 4.03). . . 31$.50 PR •.KR Ditto (30) r(=kt::· . ED TW(l3 '~J /rWE(1.2.14) 167.,83 ;~t\ '1.~6, N2 ·134 nEVELQPMENT BLOOK-BENIPUR

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) i8 shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranaes. viz •• -11 kms., 11-10 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest place where the facility is available is given] • .-----...., Communi ca. Serial Name of village with Total area Total popu· Drinking Post Day or tiona no. Thana no. of the latior, and Educa.tional Medical water and days of the (Bus stop, village number of (potable) Tele· Market/hat, Rail. station. (in hectares) households graph if any Waterways)

1 II 3 '7 8 \) 10

REVENUE THANA-BAHERA -contd.

26 Mahamadpur (136/2) 87.41 Unlnhllbited

27 Ganesh Danauli (137) 1.124.20 3,814(703) P,M D,RP W.Tk,Hp -(-3) -(-3) DS 28· Mohan Bahera (138) 57.87 1,447(258) r,M.H.C H,MOW. W.Tk.Hp PTO -(-II) DS HO.D.FPC. RP,O, 29 LurflllIahpur (139) 57.46 793(161) P,O RP T,W,Hp -(-5) -(~) DS 30 Sherampur (140) 1 .2\ Uninhabited 31 Labani (141) 159.85 1,514(227) P.O -(-II) W,Hp.R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 32 Dakhram (142) 830.00 4.,822(920) P(2) D,OHW W,Hp PO -(-r.) -(-5) 33 Karhari (143) 172.39 Uninhabited (143/2) 138.81 8i8 (120) -(-5) PHS.OHW W,Tk,TW.Hp,H -(-5) -(-5) DS (144) 1,580.6810.783(1,894.) P(4).M(2). PHC. W ,Tk, Hp, R.N PO -(-IS) -(5-10) H,O. RP(3). 36 Katwara (l44/2) 82.15 815(143 ) P D W,Hp,R _(_II) -(-II) NW

37 Mahinam ( 144/3) 26.71 2,207(345) 0 D, }~P( 2) W ,Tk ,Hp -(-IS) Monday, DS Sa.turday. 38 Khamhan ( 115 ) 44.111 791(127) P -(--5) W.Tk,Hp -(-IJ) -(--5) -(lS-10)

39 Az Rakbe Mahinam (146) 40.06 144(30) -(-3) --(-3) W,Tk,Hp -(-IS) -(-5) -(5-10) 40 POhadi (147) 926.31 8,671{1,642) P,H,O D,CHW W,Tk,TW,Hp. -(-5) -(-3) BS R,C,N. 4.1 Siripur Dharukh (148) 180.08 326(89) P(2) -(-5) W.Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS '2 Sima Dalha (149) 9.71 Uninhabited 43 Siripur Jagat (150) 178.87 2,737(440) P -(-5) W,Hp PO -( -5) -(-5) « Benipur (151) 119.384,222(781) P,M RP ·W,Tk,Hp.R PTO Tuesday DS 45 Denipur (151/2) 98 .34 Uninhabited

46 R~ghunandanpur (1112) 13.31) 49o( 100) -( -I)} -(-3) Tk,TW,Hp -(-3) -(-IS) BS 47 Majhaura (1113) 113.72 2,673(468) P RP 'W,Hp -(-5) -(-3) DS

48 Jaitipur (153/2) 23.47 516 (106) P -(-3) W,Tk ,Hp PO -(5-10) DS 49 Lachhumanpur (1M) 216.91 3,168 (1134) . P(3) -( 11-10) .,11, -(-5) -(11-10) DS 10 Lachhumanpur (134/2) 72." 227( 4:2) 'P -{IHO} W,Hp -(3-10) -(11-10) -(-5) DIRECTORY

LAND UII

L&Ilcl ue (l.e •• arM under dUl'erent tfPN of land uRin heotaral rounded up to 2 decimal plaoee). -"- Remarks §.pproacb Neareat town tJul1;urable --- includin!Z to and distance Power Staple waste Area not anl' place villagE' (in km. ) supply food (including available cf re igious , Foreet Irrigated by Bource Unirrigated gauchar for historical aud cultivation or archa- grovee) eo1ogical Intereet

11 12 13 l' 15 16 17 18 19 20

TW(3.1S6) 60.31 17.40 4.14 PR,KR. Darbhanga (30) EAg Rice, TW(47.02) ,TWE(22.26), 7HI.87 43.49 23] .IS Tl wheat Tk(64.38) • PR, KR. Ditto (31) ED,EAg Rice, TWEl5.15O) 3S.13 14.24 NI8:Ml:Cl wheat

PR,KR Ditto (36 ) EAg Rice, TWE(6.32) 34.49 16.115 N7 wheat Tk(O .45) 0.76 KR Darbhanga (30) Rice. TW( 14.16 ),Tk (20 .79) 104. .16 20.74 . wheat KR Ditto (52) EAg Rice, TW(24 .28) ,TWE(2S. 93), 609.67 130.22 N5:M2: wheat Tk(36.90). CJ:T2 TW(S·09),Tk(4.61 ) 106.54 53.15

PR., KR. Da.rbhanga (35) ED,EAg Rice, TWE(6.90) 102.65 29.26 Ml:Tl wheat PR,KR Ditto (65) EAg Rice, rW(40.47) ,TWE(121.40), 914.26 77.07 267.76 Nl:M6:Tl wheat R( 139.72) . KR. ,NR. Ditto (37) E)),EAg Rice, TWE( 12.14) ,R(23.55) 24.46 22.00 TI wheat PR.,KR Ditto (31) EA Rice, TWE(l.ll) 4.65 20.95 NlO:Cl:TI whaac KR Ditto (6' ) Rice, 'l'W(5.26) ,R (4.07) 32.41 2.77 N1 wheat KR Ditto (64 ) Rice. Tk(2.96) 34.14 2.96 wheat KR. Ditto (24) EAg Rice, TW(60.70), TWE( SO .94) , 503.32 43.0S 1111.31 N4:M2:Tl wheat Tk(86.96). I?R. .KR Ditto ( 31) Rice, Tk( 12.14), Tk( 7 .93) 140.22 9.27 10.62 MI wheat Tk(3.09) 6.62

PR Darbhanga (38) ED,EO Rice, TW( 16.19) ,TWE(4 05), 121.41 28.81 MI wheat T!(S.41). PR,KR 1> itto (52 ) EA Rice, TWE(l9.04) 87.58 12·76 N5:M3: wheat Cl:TI TW(lS.75 ) 65.32 14.27 PR,KR Darbhanga (31S) ED,EAg Rice, TWE(l.93) 9.38 2.04 wheat PR, KR Ditto (50) ED Rice, TW (14.49) ,TWE(10.32), 60,0} IS .26 N7:M2:'r2 wheat Tk(10.64). KR Ditto (1S5) Rice, Tk( 4.33) 14.18 4..96 wheat PR,KR Ditto ( lSI) EA Rice, TW(37 .43),TWE(12 .14), 109.02 9.69 N2:Ml:CI w'b,eat Tk(48.63). . KR Ditto (41S) Rice, Tk(19.47) 49.23 wheat 3." 136. PEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BENIPUR VILLAGE

AMENJUes . AND

Amenities available [if not availaMt" within the village, a dash (-) it shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,-~ kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms., of th,. nearest place where the facility is available is given]. ..., Day or Communioa. "eri&1 N arne of village with Total area Total popula. Drinking Post days tions no. Thana no. of the tion alld Educational Medic'Ll water and of the (Bus stop, village number of (potable) Tele. Market/hat, Rail. station, (in hectares) houselJolds graph if any Waterways)

2 4 6 'l 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-BAHERA -conld.

51 Milki ( 155) 4: .86 Uninhabited

52 Antaur ( 156) 521.94 1.664(298) P -(--5) W,TW,Hp PO -(-II) -(-5)

33 Lachhumanpllf (137) 31.16 Uninhabited Garha. 54: Na.wada ( 15S) 707.79 7, 101( 1,254) p( 4) ,H,O D \V ,'fk,Hp,R PTO -( --5) -(-5)

55 Kishunpur (59) 190.67 1,524(281) p,~r -(-5) W,Tk,lIp -(-5) -( --5 ) -( -5 )

56 Ramauli (160) 615.46 4,447(713) P,M MOW,He, W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -(5-10) --(-5) D,l!'P,·,):{P. 57 Adhloam (l61 ) 259.40 2,439(44S) P PHS W,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) BS 58 Mokarampnr (162) 93.74 2,533(472) l' o W,Tk,Hp '---(-5 ) --(5-10) BS

59 Sajhwar (163 ) 449.19 3,172(592) M,B -(-5) W,'fk,Hp PO -(5-10) -(-5) 60 Baigalli (16l) 261.83 2 ,568(~46) P,H,Q -(--5) w,'rk,Hp PO -(--5) -(-5)

61 Rampatti (105) :30.42 Uninhabited

62 Bikupatti ( 1(6) 201.13 915(177f p -":'(5-10) W,Tk,TW,-Hp,R --(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

63 Nankar (167) lS.62 Uninhabited

64 Moazampur (l6S) 106.03 2,353(366) -(-5) =-(5-10) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) --:(-5)

65 Achalpur (169) 75.27 828(155) P --(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) --'-(-5) ~(-5) 65 Rushidpuf U20) 106.43 769(118) P -(--5) W,Hp --(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) 67 Rampnr Udai (221) 366.64 1,848(272) p -(-5) W,Hr -(-5) -(5-tO) BS

68 Tumanl ( 222) 154.18 1,499(243) -(5-10) W,Hp --(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

69 Chak Khoka (228 ) 12.95 114( 26) -(-5) -(5-10) Hp,R -(-5) -(5-10) "':'(10+) 70 Baghela ( 229) 118.98 412\(9) -( -5) -(5':'10) IIp -(--5) -(-5) -( 10 t-) 71 Dhamsayn (230) 231').93 4,190(724) p -(-» W.Tk,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5) 72 Haritha (231) 731.265,720(1,045) P(2),O PU::',D \V,Tk,Hp,It PO -(-5) -(10+) 73 Haritha (231,2) 2.83 97( 22). -( -5) -(-15) Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(101-) 7L Soh at (232) 32fJ./lS 1,357(2.34) P D,O W,Hll _(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+)

75 l'a.fswllt (233 ) 101.57 Uninhabited Hl1

DIRECTORY

. :r:ai:id-.uae; -( f. 'e:', area under different type!! of lanle or Forest .lrrigated'.hy' 80utce Unirrigated "auclJ-ar for ar$lhaeolo. and cultivation gical groves) interN\

·il 12 13 l' 111 16 17 18 19 20

4.60 0.26

PR.,K:& Darbllanga (40 ) ED,EAg 'Rice, TW(9.·i5) ,Tk(24.28) . 4:J6.13 15.56 36.52- N! wh;;at Tk(9.IS) 14.96 7.02

PR,K& Darbhanga (35) E.\. Rico, 'l'W(67.02),T\VE(32.58), :~60 .21 J64.20 N6:1!3:T2 wheat Tk{83.78) • KR D,Lto (45 ) EA Rice, '1'WE(10.68) 133.34. 52.65- N2 wheat -- KR Ditto (38 ) EA- Rice, T\\r(i!.76J ,T\VE(24.4S'), 459.92 25.62 74.52 - wheat '. .' ·fk{_6.16). • PR,KR Ditto (50) Rice, TW(14.16),Tk(13.10) 163.35 12.65 56.14- N" wheat. - PEt,KR Ditto (37 ) ED,~1Ag Rice, TW( 16.22) .TWE(10 .12), 33.22 5.40 13.89 N::M:l wheat .- Tk( 19.89). . PR,KB. Ditto (·H) ED ,EAg Rice, T\V(5.74) ,TWE(7 .32), 359.39 72.92 ]\12 wheat Tk(3.82) • PR,KR Ditto (39) ED,J

D....:I!! l8. DEVELOPMENT BLOCKr-BENlPtm YlLLAGI

A menities available [if not available within the village, a d908h (-) is shown in thE' column and next. to it in brackets, the distance in broad rangel!, viz.,-I5luns., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest place where the facility is available is given.] ~------~ Communica.- Serial Name of village with Total area Total Popu. Drinking Post Day or tions no. Thana no. of the laMon and Educational Medical Water and days of the Bus stop, village number of (potable) Tele· Market/hat, Rail. station, ( in hectares) households graph if any Waterways)

2 3 , 5 6 7 S '9 10

REVENUE THANA-BAHERA·....m~

16 Motip ( 234) 439.48 2,761 (496) P PHS W,Tk,TW,Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 77 Bhakura (235) 16.19 Uninhabited

78 Andlluli (236) 601.31S 1.622(261) P -(-15) W,Hp -(-3) _(IHO) -(10+ ) 79 Soharpllr (237) 4.86 Uninhabited 80 Mohiuddipur (238) 873.20 5,368(958) P,M n ,RP(2) W,Tk,Hp PO -(--5) -[lI-I0) 81 Xataha (239) 6:5.lI6 3'll(II!!) -( -II) -( -lI) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-II) -(5-10)

82 Dhamwara (240) 18t .53 2,400( (02) P -(-3) W,Hp PO -(-5) -(5-10)

83 Rupaspur (241) 172.80 579(8') P D,RP W -(~) -(-5) -(IHO)

81 Sisauni (212) 133·14 1,1510(261) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-II) -(IHO)

85 Pirauli (243 ) 102.79 1,285(211) P -(-IS) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(IHO)

86 .A lin agar (244) 480.36 3,014,(5211) P(2 ),M. PHS,D W,Tk,Hl1 ,R PO Sunday. -(_5) Thursday. 87 Narma (247) 204.36 1,283(207) P -(~) W,Hp PO -(-5) BS

88 Askaul (248) 165.92 1, US5( 190) P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

89 Shampur (249) 168.31) 1,681(315) P -(-IS) W,Hp -(-5) -(--5) -(-5) 90 Garha (250) 10.93 Uninhabited

91 Kiratpur (251 ) 46.tli 603(96) P -(-IS) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

92 Mokhlispur (252) 4.86 Uninhabited 93 H arsinghpur (253) 976.09 6,200(1,068) P,l( -(11-10) W,Tk,Hp,R PO -(-15) -(-5)

9~ Chak Millti (251) 23.07 336(53) -(-II) D.CHW,O Tk,TW.Hp -(-5) -(-15) -(-5)

95 Milki (2M) 12.95 208( 39) -(-II) -(5-10) Tk,Hp -(-5) Daily ns

96 Chamropatti (256 ) 18.62 Uninhabited 97 Korbhl) (257)* 123.83 2,214(393) P(2 ) -(-IS) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) .-(-5) -(-5) 98 Panchupatti (268) 98.34 4915(103) -(-5) -(1S-10) W.Tk.Hp -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) 99 Barhampatti (270) 64.75 764( 132) P -(-IS) W,Hp,R -(--IS) -(5-10) -(5-10), 100 Gorkha (348) 121.00 9115(139) ~ -(-tl) W.Hp -(--IS) -(-5) -(-IS)

.Partly falls in Ghanshyaml'UI' O.D. Block. DIRECTORY

LAND USE'

Land use (I •. e•• area under diff'erent.ty~ of land use in hectares Remarks . tQl1,nded up to 2 deCllr.al places). including ,.... -"-_ ..... anyplace -- of Approach Nearest town Culturable religious, to and distance Powor Staple waste Area not historical village (inkm.) supply food ( illcluding ava.ilable or Forest Irrigated b;y aource Unirrigated gauchar for . archaeolo. and oultivation gice.l paves) interest

11 12 18 14 lIS 10 17 18 19 20

KR Darbhanga (ISIS) ED Rice. TWB(l6.19) ,Tk(17 .39) 336.08 14.20 35.65 Ml wheat TW(4.03) 11.86 0.60 KR Da.rbhe.nga. (50) ED Rice, TW (12.14) ,TWE (16 .19), 459.49 11.28 86.03 wheat Tk(l6.20)· Tk(O .118) 4.31 KR Darbhanga (57) Rice, TW (16 .19),Tk(61S .09) 707.38 84.34 whea.t KR Ditto (1S7 ) Rice. TW(2.36) 56.94 6.26 wheat KR Ditto (50) Rice. TW( 12.14).Tk(13.74) 129.97 28.68 wheat KR Ditto (50 ) Rice. TW(12 .)4) .Tk (9 .61) 127.11 23.94 wheat KR Ditto (66) Rice. TW( 12.14) .Tk(I4.03) 84.76 22.21 wheat KR Ditto (63) Rice. Tk( 14.68) 69.26 18.90 whee.t KR Ditto (31l) Rice. TW(2U6) .Tk(18.71) 321.30 117.89 wbee.t PR.KR Ditto (48) ED Rice. TW (4 .05J .TWE(8 .09). 148.61 311.25 wheat Tk(8.3 ). KR Ditto (49) Rice. TW (16.19) .Tk (24. 01) 96 .10 29.62 wheat KR Ditto (50 ) Rice. TW( 12.87). '1'k(24 .28) 93.21 88.~ Ml wbeat Tk(LII7 ) S.98 0.38 KR D&rbhanga. (31J) Rice. Tk(lO.80) 26.?7 S.97 wheat Tk(O.22) 2.82 1.82 KR Da.rbhallia (ISIS) Rice. TW(24.28).Tk(Sl.OO) 631.]8 239.63 M2 wheat KR Ditto ( 53) Rice. Tk(B.Oll) lI.26 14.76 wheat KR Ditto (ISIJ) Rice. Tk(1.65) 7.85 3.45 wheat Tk(O.S8) lU4 2.50 PR, KR Darbhanga (65) ED Rice. TW(12.14) ,Tk(S .09). 1S9.89 8.1S 32.67 Nl:M2 wheat 0(4.86). KR Ditto (63 ) Rice. TW(7.85) 82.M 2.21 IL74 N2 wheat KR Ditto (411) Rice. TW(I2. I4).Tk(4.78) 43.31 2.04 2.110 wheah PR,KR Ditto (112 ) Rice. Tk(13.69) 84.58 22.73 wheat DEVELOPMENT ·:BLQCK.....BENIPUR VlLLAGI

AMENITIES AND:

.:~'a:ihllJ1ftni8 av'ai1allte '(if not available within the village, a dash (-) is "ilhown in the column and next to It in brackets, the distance in broad -ranges,-vTz:-;--=-trYme. , 3-10 kms. and 10 + kms., of the neareat place where the facility is available is given.] ,_------.~. ------. CommuJlica. Serial Name of village with Total area Total Popu· Drinking , Post Day or tioD8 no. Thana no • ofthe laMoD ahd Educational 'Medi(lill' water and days of Lhe (BUB etop, village number of (Potable) Tele. Market/hat, Rail. station, (in hectares) households graph ifllny Waterways)

1 .2 3 4 3; 6 7 8 . 9 10

BEVENUE THANA-BAHERA -contd.

101 lIanuman Nagar (349) 134.35 1,005(203 ) P -(_IS) W,Hp -(-5) -(IHO) _(_5) , 102 Lilpur (350) 911.10 1 ,211 (22~) '-("':'5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp ::""(-5) -(~10) -(10+ )

103 Nuruddinpur Doet (3IH) 266.28 1,399 (253) P 'PHS W,Tk,lIp PO -(5-10) -(10+ )

104 Nankar (352) 118.17 689( 109) _(_0) -(_E) W;i'k,Hp PO -(0-10) -(10+)

105 Mirzapur ( 356) 262.23 2,101(354) P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(10+)

106 Hathauti (3 08) 14.16 Uninhabited

107 Gadaul ( 309) 526~08 3,71S8(G89) 1',M,O -(_0) W,Hp,R PO -(5-10) -(--lJj

Total 25,763.47 195.372 P (87) H (2) .... - (34, 550) M (9) MCW (2) H (7) HC (3) C (4) PHC (2) o (l~)- PHS (7) D (15) "'FPC (3) TB (1) RP (19) -eHW' (8) ()' . (7)

. '" Note: Figures given in brackets ullder'Col. 4, relate to iUlmher ofh(Juiehold•• - . DIRECTORY tAND:.USE

Lan,4 Ufe

11 12 13 14 16 16 17 18 l~ 20

PR;KR Darbhanga (46) &iO&"; ..." Tk(9.59f 106.5G 18.21 wheat 1tR Ditto (ISO) RiCe~ Tk(7.59-) 7l).27 12.24 wheat KR Ditto (aO) Rice. TW(12< 14),Tk( 11.73} 208.11 34.90 wheat KR Ditto (ISO) Rice, 'lk(l4.60) 84.68 18.89 wheat KR DUto (ISO) Rice. TW(4.01S),Tk( 12.99) 212.78 32.41 wheat Tk(2.80) 10.93 0;4lf PR,KR Darbhani& (40) Rice. TW(l2.14) .Tk(l4.HI). 437 .38 153.87 wheat R(8.33),

W (1. 57) 17,582.77 381.70 4.254,52 N 115 TW (1.13tiAI) 111: 51 TWE (683.71) 0 7 Tk (1.495.92) '1' 23 R (222.01) . o (4.86) ,~VELOPMIlNT" BLOCK-GRANSHYAMPUR ¥iU.AGE AMENmBS'AN[)

Am&nftiefl Available-(if Dot available within the village, a dash (_) is shown in t_ colU%lln and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, .-iz,,-3kms. ,5-10 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest place wheTe thefacility is availablo is given]. --- -oA. Soria.) Name of village with Total area, Total Popu- Oommunica----- 110. Thana 110. Drinking Post Day or tiona of the laMon and Eduilatjcnal Medical water village Dumber of and daYB of the (Bus stop, (in_hectares) households (potablel Tele- 'Market/hat, Rail, station, sraph jf any Waterways) 1 2 3 ( 6 7 e a t 10 .BEVKNU.I TBANA-BAHERA -contd.

1 PUlIahad (246) . 493.30 2,li18(1I01J) J? FPa,EP W.Tk,TW,Hp PO ' -'(-.;5) BS ' 2 Magura (246 ) 97.93 749(144 ) P -(-3) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-IS) _;(~) 'BS Kcrtho 3 (21S7 r. 1,838.46 8 .~59( 1.45~) P(3),M,H PHS,D,RP, W,Tk,TW, PTO, ' Monday B8 CHW(6). Hp,R,N. 4 Borwa , (258) 61.Il 643(89) Phone. P -(-lS) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) ,-(-IS) -(-3) II Nari Bhadann (259) 867.63 8 ,81J(l{1 ,890} P(31'O(S?) -(-If) W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -(-oj -(-IS) 6 Bangrah at a. (260) 121.00 1,089(187) P -(-11) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-IS) -(-5) 7 Kasraund (261) 684.31 3,110(911) P(2) -(5--10) W,Tk,TW,R -(-5) -(1S"10) -(~IJ) 8 BiahulIpnr (263) 232.69 1 ,549( 270) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW. -(-5) -(1)-10) BS lip,R. .~ Belwara (264) 43.11 272(46) l' -(1S-10) W,Tk,TW,Hp -( 5-10) -(5-1O) -(-5) Na8ahara 10 (272) 79.72 443(91) _(-5) -(5-10) W,Tk,TW.Hp _(5-10) -(5-10) -0$-10) 11 PlirasraIna (314) :lSI! ,88 1,531(280) P,M -(1S-10) W.Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(5_10) 12 Ganauni (:Illi) 198.29 1,08(;(178) P -(ll-10) W,Tk,Hp.R,N -(8-10) -(5_10) -( 11-10) 13 Maluadih (320) 25.49 Unlwhlted 14 Asi (321) 508.68 4,198(682) P,M,l{ H.D,FPC W,Tk,TW, PO -(1J-1O) -(5-10) III HaS8,Bpur (323) 72.03 Hp,L. Uninhabited 18 Mahuwar (324) 145.28 1,546( 257) p -(-IS) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-IS) -(5-1°1 _(5-]0) 17 Kune.ulli (325) 112.10 54.4(100, P -(-IS) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(10+) -( 10+ ) Hp,R. 18 Tir& (326) 47.35 515(74) P -(-5) W,Tk.Hp -(-I;, -(5-10) -( 5-10) 19 Manorthi (327) 37.64 Unlnhoblw;, Nadai 20 (328) 244;.43 1,751 (284) P -(li-IOj W,Hp,R -( 3-10) -(5-10) -( 5-10) II ltanhai (329) 84:8.61 3,258 (:s63) p( 2} ,M: PRO W,Tk,Up PO -(1l-l0) -(10+> 22 Kalh&t (330) 3f1.21 Unln}{llhll,d 23 Hasanpul' (331) 2.4;3 489(74) -(-If) -(-5) Hp -(-ll) -(IHO) -(5-10 ) J4 Hasanpur (332) 68.39 57 (9) -(-3) -(-5) w -(-IS) -(5-10) - (11-10) 25 Balthari (333 ) 165.51 1,497(214) P -(--I) W,Tk,Hp -{-II) -!Ii-lO) -{5-10) • Eartl,. fall, in B,nipur G. D. Block. plREqTORY LANO:U8i-

L&I1C1 us. (t.... a.t&& uder difl'erent types or la.nd. UI. in k.etar.. Remark. -' - rounded up to 2 deoimal placOl ,. iucluding .. -- .._ any place ,------._.." of Approaoh Nearest to.. n Culturabl. relious. , to B,nd diBtllnllO' -Power - Staple waste Area not historical Y'j)lage (in km.) supply food ( including available or Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for arcbaeolo. and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14. UI 16 17 18 19 20

PR,K.R Darbhanga (70) ED,EO Rice, TW (17 .22) .Tk( 18.35), 328.7'4 13.33 58. HI N2:M3:Tl wheat 0(57.51) • PR,KH Ditto (68) Rice, TW (4 .05) ,Tk(4 .Otl} 76.54 0.46 12.83 " heat PR,KR Ditto (68) Rice. TW(SS.74),Tk(40.47), 1.604.84 24.21 122.49 Nl:M2 wheat 0(9.71) • KR Ditto (67) Rice, TW(6. (4),Tk(4 .1)3) 40.25 O. 15 9.24 wheat KR Ditto (70) Rice. TW(35. 61),TI'(24. 28), 683.87 107.68 N2:M! wheat 0(16.19) • Kg, Ditto (68) Rice. L(20.23) 83.115 17.12 N2 wheat KR ,pitta (70) Rice, TW( 89 .03J .Tk( 11.33), 41tS 19 108·06 N4:M2:Tl wheat &(20.2 ).0(40.47). PR,KR Ditta (70) Rice. TW(l4 .16) .Tk( 6.07), 16~ .44 35.88 wheat R(8.r)9),W(4.05) • PR Ditto (70) Rice, O( 10 .12) 31 .47 1.29 0.83 Tl wheat PR Ditto (72) Rice, TW(8.09).Tk(1.62) 51.45 0.45 18.11 wheat KR Ditto (78) Rice, Tk( 18.28) 285.6l 9.06 22.03 Nl :Wheat KR Ditto (76) Rice. 0(22.78) 161 .69 1.77 12 .05 wheat 23.57 0.87 1.03

KR Darbhanga (68) Rice, TW(80. 94) ,Tk(lO.12) 381 .86 2.90 32.86 N4:MI wheat 58.10 l3.93 K R D.l.rbbanga (70) Rice, TW(20.23) 101.17 4.011 19.83 N3 wheat KR,NR Ditto (72) Rice, R (28 .33) 80.94 1.62 1.21 wheat KR Ditto (74) Ric-e, 3R.!3 8.92 whoat 35.60 2.04 KR Darbbnllga (76) Rice, W(12.61),R(l7.04), 167 .43 6.42 30.64 who at 0(10.29). KR Ditto (74) Ric.. , 752.43 1.61 9'i.55 Wheat 33.9i 1.27 KR DIIJPhaDgR (74) Rice, 2.43 wheat KR Ditto (70) Rice, TW«(.OIl) 27.86 0.84 35.64- wheat RR Ditto (68) Rico. lU.1)7 0.79 29.15 wheat L44

:' Amenliitll ~ii:v&ilable [if not available within the vUlage, a dyh (-) I. shown in the column and next to it in brackete, the distance in broad raiiges;-vlz :,:...s-kms., IS-I0 kms. and 10 + kms., of the nearest place where thefaoility isavailab!e isgiv~]._ _ _

_ ~ ___ ..",_-,_-.....A...,..-" eommunioa­ Serial Name' of village with Total area Total popula- " DrinkIng , Post Day or - tiona no. Thana no. of the village- tiM and - Edilci,ti6ll!i.r Medical - water and days oftha (Bus stop, - (in hectares) number of (potable) Tele. M.arket/hat, Rail. station, households graph if any Waterways)

,2 4 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-HARERA -contd.

~tJ Misrauli (334) 10.12 :lOO( L.,) l' -( -5) W,HII -(-II) -( 5-10) -(5-10)

27 L],gwa Bais (~35) 2~~.06 1,ry69(3!9) p -(,-5 ) W,Tk,Hp _(_ii) -(5-10 ) -( 5-]0)

28 ~adharpur (3:l6) 508.68 3, l09( 474 ) P(2)~~J CHW(2) W,Tk,Hp,TW, FO -(5-10) -(10+) n,L. 29- Uphraul (337) 112.01 679 (113) P -(5-10) Tk,TW,Hp,R -(-5) -( 5-10) -( 10 i )

30 Mansara (338) 317.27 2,168(380) l' eli\\' ,W ,Tk,TW, -( -:11) -(5-IO) -( 10+) Up,R. 31 Nankar (339) 100.36 Uninhabited

32 Shahpur (:HO) G8L?:? 4,<;76(792) PHS, W,Tk,TW, PO -( 5-10) -(-5) UH\\'(4). Hp,R. 33 Dathua (341 ) 35S.i'i5 1,749 (322) -(--5) W,Tk,TW, --(-5) -(5-10) -(:--5 ) Hp,n, 34 Basuli (342 ) 138.40 605(99) l' -( 5 -10) " W, Tk ,TW , -( 5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) Hp,R. 35 Kasraund (343 ) 244.02 2 ,8."56( 495 ) P,M,U -(5-10 ) W.Tk,TW, 1'0 -(5-10) BS lip. 36 Gu1ma ( 314) 458.10 3,075(527) -(,;-10) W,Tk,TW. --( -5) -( 5-10) -(-5) Up. 37 HMdowitrpur (:Hll) 176.8j 2,120(391) -(.5-10), -Up -( ..."..5) -,-( 5-10 ) BS :38 Az R:I·kbe Hnruwarpu 1'(346) 40.87 Uninhabited -.. 39 Pohadi (347) 1 ,237.51 8 ,326( 1,442) P(lJ),l\I, PHS. W,Tk,TW, PO -(10 1 ) -(-5) R.O: CHW(Ii). Up,L.N. 40 Jadupatti (381) 759.~8 5,308(810) P,H.C -( 5) W ,Tk, Hp,n 1'0 -(-5) BS

41 Supaul (38:1) 117.36 UOI( IUti) l' UH\\, W,TI<,T\V,Rp -(----5) -(-5) -(-5)

42 Padari (384) 318.89 1,94()(315) 1',1\1 HC W,Tk.TW, --(--11) , -:(-5) BS up.n. 43 Chharapatti (385) 72.8! 415(71) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk.TW -(-tl) -(-5) -(-5)

44 Tumaul (386) 303.51 2,933(523) l' PHS,D W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -( 5-10) 138 45 Baswara (387 ) 9.31 Uninhabited 46 Semadeori (388 ) 22.66 Uninhabited·

47 Gadhaul (389) 62.73 935( 184) P RP (2) W,Tk,TW -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 48 J)ompathi (390) 10.52 Uninhabited 49 Bhagwanpur Bhit 136.78 60(14) ,-c-:--:»_ -(-1i) TW -(-5) -(5-10) 50 Burhsb lnaitpur 45l.86 2,613(401) , 1'(2) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R. -(-5) _:-(5-10) 145 SUBDIVISION...;..BENIPU. DIRECTORY LAND USB

Land use (i. e., are

11 12 13 14 111 16 17 18 19 20

KR Darbhanga (68) Rice, 0(0.81) 7.lO 2.21 wheat KR Ditto (68) Rice, Tk(ll. 33) ,0(4.86) 2b7 .36 25.51 wheat KR Ditto (80) Rice, 1'W (19.42) ,Tk(l2 .14), 272.05 0.88 175.86 Nl wheat 0(28.33). KR Ditto (80) Rice, TW(0.07) ,Tk(4 .86), ]19.26 0.79 2.97 wheat 0(8.09) • KR Ditto (80) Rice, TW(21.04). Tk('1.47), 190.!J7 88.67 wheat O( 10.12). TW(4.05) ,Tk(2.02), 61.08 23.09 0(10.12). KB. Darbhanga (SO) Rice, TW (24.33),Tk (17 .29), 444.00 II. 91 90.07 01 whe·,t R(tiO .70) ,0(36.42) • KR Ditto (80) Rice, TW(){ .09) ,Tk(6.07), 278.93 0.49 30.65 wheat R(20.2:l) ,0(8.09). KR Ditto (70) Rice, W(0.40) .TW(6.07), lOS .33 0.43 19.94 wheat Tk(2 .02),R(1.21). KR Ditto (7il) Rice, TW (8.09 ),Tk(0.81) 183.34 0.95 50 .83 wheat KR Ditto ( 70) Rice, TW(l2.19), Tk(16, 19), 317.43 8.13 60.85 Nl:TI wheat 0(13.31 ). PR,KR Ditto (75) Rice, 0(2.71) 25.88 0.53 147.73 NI wheat Tk(:?02 ) J6.R7 0.83 2) ,15

KR D 1rbhanga (40) BD Rice, TW(153.'1S),Tk(58.68) , :378.38 )86.56 409.52 1\13:T1 whea~ L(50.59). PR,KR Ditto (50) Rioe, TW(28 .65).R( 21.32), 477.37 2.10 141.95 NI wheat O( 88.19). KR Ditta (80) Riee, Tk(8 .38) ,0(13.01) 85.40 10.57 wheat PR,KR Ditto (75) Rice, TW(l9 .59).Tk(8 .95), 196.81 0.47 79.72 -wlleat R(8 .09) .0(5 .26). KB Ditto (80) Rice, TW( (i .03) ,Tk(2.5~), 35.73 9.27 10.27 v;heat O( 10 .00). 1.25 PR.KI~ Ditto (80) Hic", Tk (6 .07 ).0(22.61) 245.30 28.28 whoat T~V(l ,40) ,Tk(1 ,69). 4.82 0.54 0(0.86). Tk(2 .07) ,0(1.28) 17.76 1.55

KR Darbhanga (SO) Rice, TW (14 .16) ,Tk( 16.19), 17.20 9.u wheat 0(6.07) • 9.75 0.77

KR D .. rbhanga (80) Rice. 'fW(2.02) 98.92 0.60 35.24 wheat KH, Ditto ( 80) Rice, Tk(20.23),R( 40.47) 242.S1 151.35 wheat D,....19 146 DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-GHANSHYAMPUR

AMENITiES AND

menit.ies available [if not availa.ble within the village, a dash (-) II shown in thp column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz .,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest place

,-______where the facility.A. is available is given.]

~ Communica- Serial Name of village with. Total area Total Popu- . Drinking Post Day or tioDB no. Thana no. of the laMon and EducatIOnal Medical Water and days of the BUB stop, village number of (potable) Tele­ Market/hat, Rail. station. (in hectares) households graph if any W aterwaYB)

1 2 3 4 6 7 9 10 REVENUE THANA-EAHERA - rnn td.

lSI Faizullahpur (393) 168.75 1,161(204) P CHW W,Tk ,Hp ,R -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5)

lS2 Burheb (394) 6.88 306(57) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp --(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

53 Ghanshampur (395) 554.01 3,841(645) P,M,Ac PHS W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) BS

1S4 Phakirana. ( 396) 41U3 66(15) -(-5) -(-5\ W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 55 Pe.li ( 397) 513.5i 6,000 (9111) P(3),M,0 -(-5) W,Hp PTO, -(5-10) BS Phone. 1I6 MahathwM ( 398) 352.88 2 ,402( 404) P ,0 CHW(2) . W,'Ik,TW,Hp -(-5) _(_5) -(-5)

117 Salahpur Lagma (399) 766.06 4,319(721) P,O -(-6) W,Tk,TW,Hp,R PO -(-5) -(-5) ISS Dohatha. (400) 72.84 5 75(94) P -(-5) W ,Tk,TW ,Hp -(-5) _(_5) -(10+ )

59 Asma (401) 145 .~8 601 (119) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10) 60 R].siari (t02) 2,089.7111.489(1,859) P(8) ,M(2), PHO,FPO, W, Tk,TW ,Hp,R PO Sunday, -(5-10) H,O. CHW(ll). Monday, Friday. 61 Jhagarua (403) 1,022.227,596(],161) P(4) ,M PHS W,Tk,TW,Hp PO Friday -(10-1 )

62 Dauha (404) 91.46 825(116) P -(-5) Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) 63 Tatari (405) 149.33 726( 104) P CHW(3) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(5-10) -(5-]0) -(10-1)

64 Tarwar& (406) 198.70 1,227(212) P,M,H PHS W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -(-5) -(10+) 65 Kuba.ul (407) 165.11 1, 404( 272) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5\ -(10+) 66 Bath (40S) 554.41 2,193(383) p BMP W,Tk,TW, -(.-5) -(IHO) -(10+ ) Hp,R. 67 Dhangha (409) 313.63 1,215(213) P -(11-10) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(--5) -(5-10) -(10+ 1 68 JagsoD (410) 201.13 1,520(263) P -(-5) W,TW,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(10+ )

69 BhoJi (41 J) 59.89 1J6(19) -(-5) H Tk,TW,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(10+ ) 70 Amahi '( 412) 36.02 Uninhabited

71 Buram (41 3) 691.60 4,751(873) P,l\! -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5-10) -(10+) Hp,R. 72 Bhuskan (414) 149.33 946( 13i) P -\5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) Hp,R. 73 Gauramansingh (415) 301.49 ] ,845 (326) P,H CHW W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -(-5) -(5-JO)

74 Rauta. (416) 238.36 503(S!) P ,Ac(2j -( -5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(5_10)

71S Akhtwara (417 ) 498.97 2,144 (370) P,Ac(3) PHS,CHW W,TW,Hp,R -( -5) -(-lS} ---(11-10) 147 SUBDMSION-BENIPUR DIRECTORY

Lando.. ( I ••.• area onder different types of land ole in heotaree Remarkl rounded up to 2 decimal places). lnoludm, r- --"- anyplace of Al'proaoh Nearest town Culturable religious. to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical villai6 (in km.) supply food (including availal,l. or Forest Irrigated by 80Uloe Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo. and cultivation gioal groves ) inter..,

11 12 13 14 111 16 17 18 19 80

KR Darbhanga. (SO) ED Rice. Tk(10.12) .R(30.53) 80.94 46.94 0.22 Nl wheat KR Ditto ( 60) Rice, R(1.62) 1.62 3.63 0.01 wheat PR,KR Ditto (70) EO Rice, Tk(20.23) ,R(50.59) 253.05 80.94 149.20 N12 wheat KR Ditto (80) Rice, 44.52 1.21 wheat PR,KR Ditto (75) Rice. 0(34.80) 401.02 3.09 74.63 MI wheat KB Ditto (37) Rice, TW(60.70) ,Tk(I2.1'i5) 230.26 S.09 41.28 N2 wheat KR Ditto (48) Rice. TW(24.2S) ,H()2 .55), b80.72 S.50 131 .92 l'la wheat R(S.09) . KR Ditto (45) Rice, TW(lO.12) ,Tk(4.S6) 55.85 2.01 whoat KR Ditto (60) Rice, Tk(10.12), R(30.35) 40.63 60.50 4.08 wheat. KR Ditto (80) ED.EO Rice, TW (85.19) ,Tk(57.18) 1,591.39 21.22 334.79 N3 wheat KR Ditto (85) Rice, TW( 30.35),Tk(S .09), 693.tl8 24.75 218.91 wheat 0(46.54) • KR Ditto (85) Rice, 81.17 10.29 wheat KR Ditto (SO) Rice, TW(4.05) ,Tk(7 .28), 108.52 11.14 13.48 wheat 0(4.86). KR Ditto (85) Rice. TW(4.S6) ,Tk(6.07), 160.07 6.28 17.37 wheat 0(4.05) . KR Ditto (85) Rice. TW (14.16), Tk(4 .86), 123.31 7.26 9.45 wheat 0(6.07). KR Ditto (80) Rioe. TW(10.12) ,Tk( 4.05). 354.43 125.11 maize R(40.47),O(20.23) • KR Ditto (80 ) Rice, TW( 4.05) .Tk( 8 .09) , 249.82 41S.60 wheat 0(6.07). KR Ditto (80) Rice, TW( 4.05).0 (16.19) 141.54 1.69 37.66 wheat KR,NR Ditto (80) Rice, TW(8. H;) ,Tk( 1}'51) , 31. 58 0.1i3 1.88 wheat 0(6.24) • TW(2.02) 24.08 9.92 KR Darbhanga. (61 ) Rice, TW(l6.47) .Tk(19.42), 295.50 l.26 328.48 wheat 0(40.47 ). KR Ditto (61) Rice. TW(17 .09),Tk(7 .35), 95.61 1S.40 11S.27 wheat R(6.02 ),0(2.09). KR Ditto (61 ) Rice, W(17.28), TW(44.85), 142.58 20.89 28.70 Nt) wheat Tk(l5.52) ,R(21.10), 0(10.1)7). KR Ditto (62 ) Rice. Tk(7.37) ,0(16.23) lS5.70 2.47 26.59 wheat KB Ditto (80 ) Rice. TW( 8.67 ).Tk (6. 07), 338.87 3.70 41S.34 whee' :R(IS],Sfl) ,0(47.46). DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-GHANSHYAMPUR VILLAGE

AMENITIES ANI'

Amenitlee available [if not available within the village, a daeh (-) II Ilhown in the col.mn and next to it in braoketIJ, the distance in broad ranges. viz. ,-5 kIDS., 3-10 klll8. and 10 + kms., of the nearest plaoa where the faoility is available is gi ven] • .... ---"- Communioa- Serial Name of village with Total area Total popula- Drinking Post Day or tions no. Thana no. of the village Mon and Educational Medical water and days of the (Bus stop, (in hectares) number of (potable) Tele- Market/hat, Rail. station, households graph if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 II 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-BAHERA-contd.

76 Khaisa (422) 101 .98 1, 5M( 262) P,Ac(l2) CHW W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(_5) _(10+ ) 77 Jamalpur ( 423) 784.27 7,922(1,260) P,M, PHS,FPC, W.Tk,TW, PO Tuesday -(10+) Ac(3),O RP,SMP, Hp,R, CHW(3) 78 Narkatia (424) 100.36 Uninhabited 79 Bhobhaul (425) 289.75 1 ,235( 211) P,Ae(8) CHW(3). W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-If) -(-5) -(10+ ) 80 Bhandaria (426 ) 143.66 552(87) P,Ac(6) CHW(3) TW,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) 81 K"andwara (427 ) 1l0.07 571(83) P,Ar(5) CHW(3) W,TW,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) 82 Birdipur (428) 378.38 1,389(235) p( 2),H(2), f HS,gp, TW,Hp,R,N PO -(10+) -( 10+) AQ2). CHW(2).

Total 25,649.03 163,930 P (92) H (2 ) (27,433) M (16) HC (1 ) H (10) PHC (2) C (1) PHS (10 ) Ac (42) D (3) 0 (8) FPC (4) RP (6 ) SMP (2) CHW (55)

Note; Figure3 given in brackets under Col. 4 relate to number of househQlds. 149 , StJ'8D1VlSlON-B£NlP'(1U' DIRECTORY

Land 1118 (I. -e •• &l9a under dfft'8I'eI1t ~ of land Ule In he.tarell Remark. rounded up to 2 decimal p aeel). includiJlg ,_. --"------any place of Approach Nearellt town Culturable religious. to and distance Power Staple Forest Irrigated by Bource Unirrigated waste Area not historical 'f'i11~e (in km.) supply food (including available or gauchar for arobaeolOo and groves) oultin. gical tion interest

11 12 13 14 111 16 17 18 19 20

KR Darbhanga (70) Rice. TW(lO.18). Tk(6.n) 70.00 2.00 12·70 N2 wheat KR.NR Ditto (70) Rice. TW(8G'.94). Tk(40 .47). 488.70 6.16 62.78 N2 wheat 0(105.22) .

TW{4. 05). 0{8 .09) 66.16 1.311 20.71 KR Darbhauga ( 80) Rice. TW{2.02} .0{6.07) 199.16 3.59 78.91 wheat KR Ditto (80) Rice. TW( 2 .02) .R{l2 .14). 94.88 2.27 24.26 wheat 0(8.09) . KR Ditto ( 80) Rice. TW{4.86).R( 16.19) 69.29 19.73 " heat NR Ditto (SO) Rice, TW {13.12}. R(46. 76). 287.06 0.87 20.79 Nl wheat 0(9.78}. ... W {30.29} 17.470.09 660.38 4.316.74 N 64 TW (1.075.36) 14 14 Tk (654.04) 0 1 It (541.93) T 6 L (70.82) 0 (840.38) 150

AMENITIES· AND

Amenitiee avai lable [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is lIhown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-, is kms.,5-10kms. andlOtkms., of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. ,------.------...... ferial Communioa. no. Name of village with Total area Total Pou- Drinking Post Day or tions Thana no. rofthe lation and Educational Medical water and days of the (BUB stop, village number of (potable) Tele- Market/hat Rail station ( in hectares) households graph if any Waterways)

1 2 3 , 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-BAHERA -contd.

Auranga Usuri ( 86) 445.55 2,$62(476) P(2) -(11-10) W,Tk,TW, PO -(11-10) -(-3) Hp,R. 2 Manor bhoram (88) 487-.64 2,910(1199) P (1$) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-II) -(--5} BS Hp,R. 3 Gaura (R9) 142.04 765( 134) P,M,H D,FPC, W.Tk,TW, --( --5) -(-5) -(_:5) RP(2). Hp,R,L. 4 Murwara (90) 357.74 2,152(307) P -(-5) Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 5 Arjuna Bijulia (91) 222.98 647(95) M -(-0) W ,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(--5) -(-5) 6 Banpur (92) 57.06 Uninhabited

A ndhiari (93) 23.88 340(53) -(-5) -(-5) W.Tk,TW, -(-5) -(--5) -(-5) Hp,R. 8 Deokali ( 9-1) 24i.26 4,830(719) P -(-II) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) Hp,N. 9 .Jagarnathpur (95) 75.27 1,000(202) P,M HC W,Tk,TW,Hp PO Sunday BS

10 Jaikishunpur (96 ) 34.80 509(75) -(-5) RP W,Hp -(-IS) ~(-5) --(-Il)

11 Mirzapur (97 ) 98.74 1,607(255) P,O RP W,Tk,Ilp -(-5) -(-5) _(_IJ)

12 Birampur (98) 140.02 1.869(340) P HC W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-IS) R,L. 13 (99) 252.13 1,719(272) P(2) ,M -(-II) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(--5) -(-Il)

14 Shiwpur ( 100) 29.95 300(32) -(--5) -(-II) W,TW,Hp,R _(_5) -(-5) -(-5) 15 Sirsia. ( 101) 29.95 209(32) -(--5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(--IS )

16 Nau@ta (102) 97.93 212(36) -(-Ii) -(--.5) W,TW,Hp,R -(-5) -(-I» -(-15)

17 Kamar Kalan (103) 211.65 1,292(215) -(-Ii) -(...... 5) W,Tk,TW,H -(-5) -(-5) -(-15)

18 Belgaun (10<&) 4;5.73 93(20) -(-5) -(-IS) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-15)

19 Ramnagar (105) 414.39 3,293(551) P(2 ) -(-II) Tk,Hp PO -(~10) -(-15) 20 Nayanagar ( 106) H.46 Uninhabited

2] Rampur ( 106/2) 44.92 3116(60) -(-5) -(-5) Hp -(-IS) -(5-10) B8

22 Sahasram ( 107) 14,5.28 2,806(461) P,M: R1' W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(5-10) BS

23 Athar (108) 197.08 829(132) l' -(-IS) W,Tk,TW, 1'0 -(--5) Be Hp. 24 ~Iahua (109) 35.61 I ,OS7( 1611) P RP W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-II) -( -3) BS 25 Saho ( 110) ] ,862.3' 12,607(2,187) P(9) -(-II) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-IS) BS,NW Hp,R. lSl ·.smIDmSION-BENIPU. DIRECTORY

. Land.use ( f. e,. ar~a under different tYlles of land UlI& in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decirr.al places). including ,.,.-___'""""':'" __- __~.A. ______..... anyplace of Approaoh Nearest· tOWn Culturable religious, to and distance Powor St aple w!\ste Area not historical village (in km.) supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by SOurce Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo. and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 18 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

ItR D.1rbhanga (30) Rice, T IV ( 68 .80), Tk(4 .Olt),· 266.711 99.83 wheat R( 6.12). KR Ditto (4;1 ) Rice, TW(36.42),Tk(12.14), 366·.61' 80.21 M1:TI wheat R(22.26). PR,KR Ditto (41) Rice, TW (20.44), Tk(I. 74), 99.00 18.67 . M1:Cl' wheat L(2.19) . P.R. ItR Ditto (40) Rice, L(12.211) ,0(10.93) 193.17 3.'28 138.08 wheat KR Ditto (35 ) Rice, TW( 19.42) .R(2.02) 168.75 3 .24 29.55 wheat R( 10.12) ,0(6.07) 25.09 0.30 Hi.48 KB. Darbhanga (35) Rice. TW(5.02) ,R(1.29) 16.16 0.14 1.27 wheat K& Ditto (45) Rice, TW(30.35) .Tk(10.12} 106.59 100.20 ltIl~T 1 "heat KR Ditto (4'1) Rice, W(l2.14) .Tk(2.02) 26.03 35.08· Nl:Ml: wheat CI:Tl· KR Ditto (311) Rice. R( 6.10) .0(11.02) 16.63 4.05 3.00 wheat KB. Ditto (35) Rice, Tk( 11.00) 20.90.. 60.35 6.A9- Ml wheat KB. Ditto (32 ) Rice, R(4. 96),0(12,'20) 90.56 16.03 16.27 T3 w'heat KR Ditto (30 ) Ri"'J, TW( 10.12},TkI4.05}, 206.39 4.01i 11.33 wheat R(I6. 19) . KB Ditto (30) Rice, W(6 24} Tk :3. 21) 15.96 -i.Ii! wheat KR Ditto (33) Hice, TW(6.65) ,R(4.72) 14.47 4.Il wheat KB Ditto (30) Rice. TW(2.92),R(2.48) 55.06 37.47 \tj.. :cati KR,NR Ditto (30) Rice, R(14.47) ,O( l.92) 65.30 2.67 127 29 w'hegt KR Ditto (32 ) Hies, 0(1.42) 32.27 ... 12.04 .. wheat KR Ditto (40) Rice, TW( 24.48), Tk(72.S4) 221.32 1 ..94 93.81 wheat 0(2.06) 32.35 2.3.8 37 .67 P& Darbhanga (40) Rice, 40.47 4.45 wheat PR,KR Ditto (4\ ) B ice, TW(30.35) .Tk(lo .l2), 61.92 10.12 7 .68 . N3:M2:Tl whe:1t R(B.FiO) ,0(16.59). PR Ditto (40) Rice, PO(4.05),TW(O.81) 111.29 0,0,' 80.93 wheat PR,KR Ditto (45) Rice, TW (9.71) 17.00 8.90 wheat PR,KR Pitto (24) Rice, TW(93 .89) ,Tk(U.14). 1,005.16 44.14: 688.80 Tl wheat R( 18 .21). lQ2 J)EVELOPMENT. BLOO]t-BlRAUL VILLAGE

Amenities available[ifnot available within the village, adllah (-) i8 shown in the column and noxt to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,-II kms. ,5-10 kms. and 10 ~ kills., of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). ,------..A..------~ Comm'lnica- Serial Name of village with Total area Tctal Popn· Drinking pOst Day or tions nO. Thana. no. of the lation and Educational Medical water and days of the (Bus flt-OP, village number of (potable I Tele- Market/hat. R"n. station, (in:hootares) households Brapb if any Waterways)

2 3 4. Ii 6 'l 8 9 10 .

REVENUE THANA-BAHI'~RA -contd.

26 Pa.dri (HI) 2156.16 S.8110(694) P(2)M. H,D(3), W.Tk,TW. PO -(-lS) BS B.O. RP. Hp,R,N. 27 Sihol (112) 143.26 947( 183) P -(--5) W.Tk.TW.Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

28 Shiuna.gar ( 113) 5i6.72 4.063(;47 ) P(2) -(-5) W.Tk,TW,Hp PO Wodn(>j;day BS

29 Dumri (262) 100.71 2,388(409) P -(-5) W.Tk,TW,R, -(-5) -(-5) _;;,( -'-5)

30 Rohar (2611 ) 1,087.78 8.291 (1,430) P(5).M PHS W.Tk,TW,R PO -(rHO) .-,(_5)

31 Sonbihat (266) 220.913 441(86) P -(-5) W.Tk,Hp.R -(-5) -(5-10) BS 32 Neuri ( 267) 762.4:2 5,872( 1 ,013) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp 1'0 -(5-10) .BS

33 Kahuwa. (269 ) 3:3!L21l 3,812(648) P )\1 -( .~5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) .-:( -5) Hp,R. 3! Jagdispur (27l) 336.29 2, \611(385) l' -( -il) W,Tk,Hp.R -(--5) -(lHO) NW

35 Az RakbB GobindplH (273) 72.84 149(~4) P _( __ ill Hp,g -(-5) -(5-10) -(-II)

36 Harpatti Gobindpur (274) 88.22 15(;;) -(-ill -(-ill W,Hp --(-5) -(5-10 ) -(-0)

37 L'1lpur (275 ) 216.91 1)14(78) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -( --5) -( 5-10) ~(5-10)

33 P4tania (276 ) 4!5.15 2,674(1107) l' -(-5) W,Tk"Hp PO -( 5-10) -(-5)

39 Saduka (277 ) 188.99 138(30) -(-5 ) -(--5) W,Rp -(-5) -(IHO) -(5-10) 40 Nathpatti ( 278) 40.06 Uninhabited

41 Nathpalti ( 278/2) 23.0; Uninhabited

42 H arpur Ka.lan ( 219) 333.4.6 !! ,221(38:l) -( -5) ~( -5) W,Rp -( ~5) -(5-10) ~(5-10)

43 Nara.enpur (280 ) 137.59 Uninhabited

4l Nara.enpur (280/2 ) 19.02 999(157) 0 -(-5) W,'rk,Hp -(----I» -(5.. '10) .~(-5)

4!) Ga.mbhiria (281 ) 75.68 580(SIl) P -(-5) \V ,llp,R -(-Ii) -(-5) NW

46 Hanshi ( 282) lIH.58 1,321(225) P -(l°i ) W.Tk,'rw, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,N. 47 Talibpur (283 ) 52.21 438(68) P -(-5) W,Hp.It -(-5) -(-5) ...,...(-5) 48 Sogaha (284 ) 27.ll 2S6(43 ) -(-5 ) -(-5) W,'fk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

49 Rasulpur (285 ) 1H.1Q 600(92) P -(--!») W .Tk:rw.Hp -(-5j -(-5) -(-tl)

tlO Bhaini (236 ) 364.21 2 ,226 (SM ) P -(-5) W.Tk.Hp,B. PO -(tI-lO) -(5-10 ) 153 DIRECTORY

tMrc1' pte '(1;6., &I'M under different typee of land nee In heota.rea '" .-______rounded np to 2 deoimal 0J- places). __, Bemarka Approach Nearest town Culturable includiDIE to and distaDce Power Staple waste Area not an~ place riUage (in km. ) Bupply food (including available ofre igiQIIJI, Forest Irrigated by 80uree Unirrigated gauchar for hiBtorical and cultivation or areha- groves) eologioal Intereet

II 12 13 14 I~ 16 17 18 111 20

PR,KR Darbhanga (35) Rilie, TW(S.09) ,R(10.12) 127.47 ] 10.48 N4:.M3: wheat Cl:T!' KR Ditto (37) Rice, 'fW(30.35), Tk(2 .02\ 10R.86 2.03 wheat PR,K.R Ditt.o (31S) Rice, TW(50.59) ,Tk(6.07) 4S4.00 6.06 wheat PR,KR, Ditto (45) Rice, Tk(0.8/J) ,R(1l.05) , 71.41 1.72 14.63 Nl NR. wheat 0(1.11). itR Ditto (44) Rice, TW (4.05) ,Tk(20 .23) , 733.86 26.16 245.02 N2:Ml: wheat R(42.6S) ,0(15:78). Tl PR,K.R ,Ditto (38) Rice, TW(80.94),Tk( 20 .23), 50.66 2.43 wheat R(40.47), O( 20. 23). PR,K-R Ditto (39) Rice, TW (202.34),Tk(70 .82) 333.86 40.47 114.93 N6 wheat PR-,KR Ditto (44) EO Rice, TWE(40.47) ,Tk(SO.94), 12.55 24.28 16.1S M2:01: wheat Po (141.64),0 (20.23). Tl PR,KR Ditto (45) ... Rice, Tk(20.23) ,R(161.87), 103.00 30.96 wheat 0(20.23) • PR Ditto (44) Rice, TW (8.30) ,R(3 .76) 2.M 2.tH 55.62 wheat P1l. Ditto (45) Rice, W (1.70),&(1.27) 59.20 3.74 22.31 wheat KR Ditto ( 5~) Rice, Tk(5.06) ,0(15.92) 82.45 3.91 109.57 Tl wheat 1'R Ditto (50) Rice, TW(70 .S2),Tk(42.49), 244.73 2(l.74 55.44 Nl:Kl:Tl wheat ono .93\. KR Ditto (5!) Rice, R( 1.29) ,0(4 .90) 152.06 1.28 211.48 wheat R(2 .21 ),O( 1.34) 12.83 23.68 R(1.21) ,O(1.1e) 12.25 0.47 8.04

KiB Dal'bhanga (56) Rice, R( 5 .(5) ,O(i2.14) 65.85 6.21 244.21 wheat 1.(1 .34) ,0 (1 ;27) 107.89 27 .09

KS: Oarbhanga. (52) Rice, TW(10.12),Tk(2.02) , }.62 2.43 wheat 0(2.83) . KR.N.R Ditto (48) Rice, R(7.12) 52.03 16.1>3 wheat KR Ditto (ISO) ... Rice, TW (4.51 ),R( 12.22) ]03.10 34.75 wheat KR Ditto (50) Rice, R(1.34),O(I.6S) 10.91 0.13 38.15 wheat KR Ditto (50) ... Rice, 0(7.28 ) 17.95 0.1l9 0.99 wheat KB. Ditto (SO) Rice, 0(15.66) 91.98 7.37 6.19 wheat .KB ·Ditto ~60) RielS, ... Tk( 4 .05) ,R( 20.23)' '295.42 20.23 ~'.~8 . wheat ;P-20 VILLAGI

AmeJli \iejl available [if lI.Ot a.".ilabl!!l .... lthin. the villa,., "daah (-) I_ shown in. the column. and next 1;0 it in brackets, the distance in 'ilroad ranges, viz. ,-3 kms. , 5-10 kms. and 10 rkmS., of the IlelU"eet place where the facility il available is given.] r- ...-..... -. Communica· Serial Nama of villag" with Total area Total ropu· Drinking Post Day or tions no. Thana no. of the lation and Educational Medical water and days of the (Bus stop, village number of (Potable) Tele- Market/hat. Rail. station. ( in hectares) households graph if any Waterways} 1 2 3 " 6 7 8 $I H) REVENUE 'THANA-BAHERA -contd.

~l Pakhram (287) 1,749.8! 12,837(2,169) P,M,H He,FPC W,Tk,Up PO -(10+) -(-8) 112 Patania (288) 8.90 Uninhabited

53 Kataya (289) 205.58 1,650(301) P -(-lS) W,Tk.TW,Up.R -(-5) -(tHO) NW

lH Changwara (290) 72.44 495(86) P -( -lS) W,Tk,TW,R -(-5) -(tHO) -(-Il) 55 Aran Pokhram (291) 12.5:; Uninhabited

56 L3.dha (292) IHLl4 1,049(171) P -(-3) W,Tk,Up,R PO -(5-10) ~W

f)7 Balis. (293) 79.72 1 .436(208 ) P -(-5) W,Tk,Up PO -(5-10) -(-IS)

58 AfzalR. (294) 6[5.It .1,738(913) 0 -(-5) W,Tk,TW.R PO -(-5) _(-3)

59 Mahamadpur (~95) 334 .67 l,516(30IS) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R,N -(-IS) -(IS-I0) -(-5)

60 Akbarpur Baik U96) , 46{1.83 4,241(650) P,C -(·-3) W,Tk,Up,H. -(--'IS) -(5_10) -(-3)

61 Hanti (297) 280.41 1,421 (240) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk.TW,Hp.R. -(-5) -(-5) BS 62 Uchti (298) 621.99 3,732(648) PO -(.-5) W,Tk,TV"Hp,R -(5-10) -(5 10) -(-5)

63 Sonpur (299) :)71 .O~) I ,SIJ7 (337) P -(-IS) W.Tk,Up,R PO -(-5) -(-5) 64 Golma. (300) 39.t6 Uninhabited 65 Paghari (301 ) 21>5.70 1,873 (333) P,M,O PHS W.Tk.T\"· ,Hp,R -(-5) -(5-10) BS

66 Adhlar (302) 39.66 21'8(43) -(-5) -(--5) W,Tk,TW,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(-3) 67 Adhlar (303) 33.99 299(59) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(IS-IO) 68 Pharsahi (304) 44.51 359(54) -(-5) -(--5) W,Hp,R -(5--10) -(5-10) -(--5)

69 Palawa. (305) 236.74 1.433(237) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(10+ ) NW 70 Abisa (306) 140.83 615(109) P PHS Tk,Hp -(-ll) -(10+) NW 71 Bargawan . (307) 280.H 1,308( J94) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R,N -(3-10 ) -(10+) NW 72 Baijnathpur (308) 160.66 405( (5) P -(-IS) W,Tk,TW. -(-5) _(10+) NW Up,C,N. 73 Bangrasi (309 ) 388.49 1,409(244) P.O PHS W,Tk,TW,Up.R -(5-10 ) -(-5) -(--5)

74 Kahuwa. (310) 95.10 745(110) P -(-5) W,Up,R -(-0) -(5-,10) -(-8)

75 llasopur (311) 1)2.32 225(38) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(5-10J, _,.(~J..O ) --(~ti) SUBDlVtSION-B'ENIPUlt . DIRECTORY

LAND -USE

Land ulle (i. e., l\t'\!Ia. under different typtl!l of land use in hectares Remarka rounded up to 2 decimal places). iucluding r------. any place of Approach Nearest town Cultllrable relious, to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical Village (in km.) Bupply food (inclUding available or Fotast Irrigated by sourc" Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo. and oultintion gical grovell ) intllr.. t

11 11 IS {4, 13 18 17 18 It zo

PR,K& Darbhanga (1l1S) Rioe, W(6.22).TW(63.53). 1,325·89 149.67 153.911 N5:M.l wheat Tk(20.23).R(30 .3t;). R{0.82).0 (1.29) 6.08 0.71 KR Darbhanga (60) Rice, TW(8.S4).Tk(2.44) • 144.39 40.46 wheat R( 9.41S). KR Ditto (56) Rice, PC( 10.12) .TW (18.21). 15.38 6.(J7 7.69 wheat R(14.97). R(0.71).0(1.81) 4.82 5.21 KR Darbhanga (47) Rice. TW(2. 77), Tk(0.83), 107.04 0.40 wheat R(5.10) . KR Ditto (47) Rice, Tk(6.27 ),R(6. 43) 45.16 2. 'i7 19.09 wheat PR,KR Ditto (50) ED Rice, TW (1'0.94), Tk(20.23) 346.28 2H.04 122.0J wheat R(16.59). KB,NR Ditto. (1S4) Rice, TW(O.12).Tk(1.23) , 300.01 25.60 wheat R(7.71). KR Ditto (ISO) ED Rioe. Tk(4.05), R(22. 26) 297.4'! 40.47 10.;.61 wheat PB,KB Ditto (lSS) Riee. PO{ 1.62) .TW (5.76). 224.110 9.70 34.41 wheas R(2.02).0(2·4a) . XR,NR X>itlo (1St) Rioe, TW (lSiS.1!3). R(d .68) 389.46 70.88 61.~.! 'Whea.t KR Ditto (65) Rice. Tk(10.12).R{20.2:l), 233.50 40,47 illUS wheat 0(8.09). O( 1.60) 11.15 ~6.91

PR,XR Dlubhanga (lSlI ) Ilice, PC(J2.14). O( 16. J9) ~43.21 14.10 NI:111 'Wheat KR Ditto (66) Rice. Tk(l. 21) .R(2 .83). 15.78 4.46 13.36 'Wheat 0(2.02). XR Ditt

AMENrrlES AND

Amenltlee available [if not available within the vUlage," dub C-) II shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,--:; kms .• 5-10 kms . and 10 + kma., of the nearest plaoe where the facility is available is given] <' ...... --"- eolnmunioa- 1leri&1 Name of village with Total area Total popula- Drinking Post Day or tiona &0. Thana no. of the village Mon and Educational Medical Water and days of the (Bus stop, {in hectares) number of (potable) Tele- Market/hat, Rail. station. houlit!hold~ graph if any Waterwayl)

1 ,. 3 4 8 7 8 II 10

UV&NUK THANA.-BAH"ERA -concld.

7. .A.razi BaAir"li (312 ) 20.64 Uninhabited

77 TendllW& (213) 61.51 609(77) P _(_5) Tk,Bp -(-:i) -(-5) NW

78 Gayri (316) 105.65 626(102) P _(5_10) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(_5) -(_5) 7t Supaul (317 ) 999.56 10,092(1.612) P H W.Tk.'IW. PO i'aturday NW Hp.N. SO Parhat (318 ) 30.76 81(17 ) P,B -(-:;) W,Tk.Hp -(-5) _ (_5) -(-5)

81 FaJdrlUla (319) 55.8:; 394(66) P,R -(_:l) W,Rp -(-5) _(_5) _(_5)

'2 Bhanta. (322) 62.32 557( 117) P -(_5) W.Tk,Hp,C -(-5) -(-5) _(_oJ

83 Kothram (4L8) 456.07 2.104(333) M -( -5). W.Tk,TW. PO -( lL10) -(-5) Hp,R. 84 :Wanlau. ( (111) 301.56 2, 006( 335) P,O -(-5); W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) "::(5-10 ) NW II Malhi ( 420) 83.77 375(60) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) ":__( IO -t) NW

S6 PUD.&ull ( (21) IS8.40 501(96) P -(-5) W.Rp.B -(-5) :.::..( 10+) -(-ll)

Total 20,1194.04 156,066 P-('l9) H (2r (26.468) M (11) He ( 3) B (5) PHS (4) C ( 1) D (4) 0, (8) FPC (2) BoP (7) lHItIefoAY lANa'USE

l.and;1Ue (I. e •• area under different tyf:c: of land use in beotarea Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal paces) • including r------___,.._------... any place of Approach NealMt town Culturable religious. to and distance Power S~aple Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated waste Area not bistorical ..iU&g~ . (in km.) supply food (including available or gauchar for arobaeolo. and groves) oultiva. gica.! tion Interest

11 12 13 l' I. 18 17 18 19 10

B(4.86) 10.11> O.II? /).(16

.ltR Darbhanga (60) Rice. TW(3.57) 40.73 1.69 15.1>2 Tl wheat KR Ditto (53 ) Rice. Tk(O .68) 94.10 0.40 10.47 wheat KR Ditto ( 31) EU Rice. I{(4.88) .0(J6.01) 676.30 70.90 232.38 C]:TI "haat KR Ditto (49) ED Rice. 0(9.25) F;.30 2.73 3.48 N5:M2 -wheat 1\R D~tto (49) Hice. 0(1.21) 40.47 14.17 "heilt KR ,Pitto (50) Rice. PC{6 .07).'fk(6.(J7). 40.47 8.90 "II heat 0(0.8 1 ). ItH Ditte (61 ) Rice, Tk( 11. 01) 292.84 1,4.32 133.90 Nl wheat KR,NR Ditto (61 ) Hice. 229.29 7.39 70.88 wboat Ka Pitto (62) Rice. R(0.61 ).O( 1.23) 50.67 2.B9 28.37 , "he.. t 1\R Ditto (62) Rice. D(l.8a) 98.21 4.53 33.83 wheat

PO (34.00) 12.671.91 869.7a 4,645.0S Nil W (26.30) M20 TW(1.074.85) a 5 TWE (40.47) TiS !k (511.72) .& (797.48) L (19.92) 0 (302.eIJ 'J~ .b~LOPMENT BLOCK-KUSHESHWAR ASTHAN . ."'I~

AMEN~TIES J.

.Amenit~1l8 available[ifnot. available within the village. adash (­ shown ln the column and next to it in brackets. the diat.ance in br ranges •. viz •• -tskms •• Il-lOkms. and 10+iuna •• of thotl.6&reet p whe;,' thefaoility is available 1& given}. ,,------...... Comm\mi flerial Name of village with Total area T"tu.! POl'U' Drinking Post Day or tionll nO. Thana no. of the l~tion and Educatjvnul Medical water and dayll of the (BUll at.: village number of (potabl., Tel.· Harket/lulI, Rail. stal (in hectaretl) households Jl'aph if any Waterway

1 8 6. 7 a 10

REVENUE THANA-RUSERA

Ma.naitha ( 182) 291.77 9lSB( 170) p -(-5) W.Tk.TW. -(-II) -(10+ ) -(, Hp. 2 Doriha urf ( 183 ) 8.09 14(6) -(-5) _(_II) Tk.Hp -(-Ii) -(10+) -(~ Manoripatti 3 Jafarpur ( 184 ) 124,2t 1,013(173) -(-5) -(-IS) W.Tk.Hp.B -(-Ii) -(10+) -(I 4 Larni ( 183) 48.16 305( 45) -(-Il) -(-Ii) W.Tk.TW. -(-5) -( 10+) -{t Hp.R,N. 5 nathra ( 18(1) l:!i,48 1,68~(287 ) P o W .Hp, R.C -(-IS) -( 10 +- ) -{c

6 Hathaud ( 187 ) 7'1.27 fiBI( 1 ::) P -.(-5) Tk.Hp.R,N -(_IS) --(10+) _(I

7 Basaul ( 1i'8) I:?O.5!) :l66( 6:1) --(-I) -(-II) W.Tk.Hp,N ._( -;'j) -( 10 +-) -(~

8 Gothani ( if 0) 1,100(141 ) P - (-IS) Tk.Hp,S -(-ts) -(lS-10) -(I \) Balaha ( 190) 6S9.1l7 3.3]0(534) P PHS W.Tk.Hp,R PO -( --IS) -{. 10 Lodipur (; I);J) 40,87 :ll3( 63) --( -ts) - (-f) W.Hp.R -(-Il) -(-IS) 1 11 Pirori (19t) 49.78 351( 05) - (-5) -(-5) W.Tk.Hp.S - (-IS) -(-ts) -< 12 Maharajpur (195 ) 7.,. ·(S I' -(-5) W (Tk.Hp.R _(-IS) -(--IS) I 13 Darbep:?r ( 196) 18,ti2 195(34), -<,--:-:1) _(_5) W.TW.Hp.R -(-5) -(-tl) 1 l' A_a ( 191 ) 15\),83 '2~J( lno) --:{-- (\) -(-II) W,Tk.TW'. -(-0) -(.....rJ) 1 Hp.B. US Barhampur { I 1l9) !181( lSI i 'p -(-til W.Hp -(lS-10) -(-IS) 1 18 Gora ( 200) B6.1n H:!6( 105) p -( -IS) W.Tk,TW. -(IHO) -(-IS) :DB Hp.R,N. 17 Aur",hi (201 ) U65(l!2) p -(3-10) W,Tk,TW. -(-IS) -(.....rJ) Hp,R. 18 Fakirana K alyan (202) 32.7g 156(30) --(-(0) --C- 11) W.Tk,Hp.R -(-IS) -(-1I) -{ ;Dih 19 Khotaa K alna ( 203 ) I.OUfl( 105) p -(-G) W.Tk.TW. -(-ts) -(-6) -( Hp,B. 20 Kaln. ;Dih (!04 ) 19.83 111(23) --I -5) -(1S-10) W.TW.Hp -(-II) -(-IS) -j _( __ ill 11 li[iasi (205 ) 110.0<8 42;( SS ) -{ 1l-10j W,Hp,R -(-6) -(-IS) ~

21 Ghocilar (206 ) 146.(J9 9i5(181) P -(5-10) W.Tk.Hp PO -(-6) IS narnagar (207 ) 439.89 2,425(427 ) -(-5) -(-ts) W.Tk,Hp. PO Bonday -j R,C.S. " ll&jhiam (llOS) 65.90 559(97) P -(-IS) W.Tk.Hp -( -ts) -(-6) lIS pharsham ( 209) 129.50 64.9(119) P,M -(-3) W.Tk.Hp.L -(-IS) If.onda,. strBPIVISl()N-BENJPua DIRECTORY liMO use

LaRd a .. (I •••.• areA under different typ.... of land USe In hectarea Remarks , ·l'Ouuded up t,o 2 dooimall'lac".). including ,._--- .... _----_._"--_-"...._ -_ ------any plaue of Approach Nea.re-t town Cultllrl1ble religiou8. to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical village ( in kr;n .) supply food (inclndiug available or Foreot irrigated' 0.\1 1".1 :lJrc·... Unirrigatoo ganchar for archaeolo. and groves) cu1tiv ..• gieal tion in terest

II ., 16 17 18 19 20 "

K& :Sosera (25) &i_. R(9.11 ) 172.92 44.60 65.14 wheat KR Ditto (28 ) RiQ8, TW(O.81) 3.38 0.86 3.04 wheat KR Pitto (28 ) Ri-ce,. R(9.77) 90.48 5.88 18.11 wheat. ER Ditto (26) Rice, TW(I.62) 33.99 1.84 10.71 Tl W'fHlflt KR,N& Ditto ( 26) Rioo. R( 24.45) 93.14 1.12 8.77 wlJeat K&.NR Ditto (25 ) Rice, R( 13.44) 39·90 0.91 21.02 wheat KR. Ditto ( 25) Ri("e, TW( (4.88) 104.83 0.43 10.43 wheat KR Ditto (24 ) Rioe, Tk(28.3J) 105.06 2.54 16.95 wheat KR;NR Ditto (2l! ) Rico, TW(84.98), It(120.119) 430.34 45.41 8.21S wheat PR.K& Oitta (23 ) Rice, O( 6 •.15). 28.64 2.75 2.7:1 wheat KR Ditto ( 24) Rice. 0(45.84) 38.21 0.82 4.1l1 wheat PR,KB. Ditto (24 ) Rie&, -- O( 6.28) 67.67 1.41 1. J2 whoat PR._Kn. Ditto. (24 ) Rice. 0(2.9.3) 9.90 0.85 4.92 wheat K~ Ditto (26 ) Rice, TW(OI.29).R(11.29) 0.19 37.08 wheat PR.KR Ditto (28) Rice, ... 0(3.71) 92.88 6.7/; 6.33 wheat PR.KR. Ditto ( 29) Rioe, .' 0(9.22 ) 56.83 1l.4:l 8.71 Ml4 Wheat l'R .K& Ditto (29) Rice. 0(7.88) _ 276.69 37.51 0.05 whe .. t KR.NR. Ditto (32) Rico. TW~2. O;!). Tk (2 .02) • 4.05 0.81 2LS6. _ wheat R( .02) KR Ditto (32) Rice. TW( 6.07) .Tk(4 .00). 6.27 0.81 68.1$ wheat R(10.12) . KR Ditto (33 ) Rice. TW(1.21) 3.64 0.34 14.64 wheat KR.NR Ditto (32 ) Brice.,. R(lO.12) 24.28 4.05 72.43 wheat KI~ Ditto (30) Ri<:<>. 0(12.06) 73.81 ]9.93 4029 MI· wheat KR Ditto (22 } RiC&, ... Tk{ 60. 70) ,R( 48 .56} , 60.70 IS8.9!) wheat L(S(I.89) . ltR Ditto ( 23) Ricol : ... I TW{2.021.R(54.63)- 8.13 1.18 wheat fR,S;~ . -Ditto (26) -Ri 6t!!-. t! ... ." _Tk(20.23 }_,L(60. 70) 4l1.68 }.62 I.2~ . ·wliea.t 1" ~ BLOOK-KUSHESRWAR ASTBAN

AQleIlltl.. _ll.ble [If not avallalalEo within the village. a dub C-) I. shown In the oolumn a.nd next to it in bracketa • the distance In broad rangee. vi ....~ luna •• 3-10 kms. and 10+kmB .• of the nearest place where the faoility is available is given]. ,------"- Dayar Commubioa. Name of village with Tota.l area Total popula. Driaking Post days ti0D8 Thana no. of the tion and Educational Hedin,l water and of the (Bus .top. village number of (potable) Tele- J/I.arket/hllt • Rail. station. (in he('f;areB) households graph if any Waterwa:ya)

2 3 'l 8 10

REVENUE THANA-RUSERA -contd.

26 Kachhua (210 ) 72.03 113l(lO~) P --{--II) . w;rW.R -(-II) --(--5) BS 27 Maibi (211 ) 43.71 330(69) P -( -5) W.:1'k.TW -( -II) _:_ (-IS) BS 28 Ber (212) 418.44 3 .OOO( (97) P(2).M HC,FPC W.Tk,Hp,R PO -( -5) BS

29 Sultanpur ( 213 ) 274,82 1 .420( 247) P PHS W,Tk.~·. -(~) -( -5) -{-t» Hp.R. 30 Ab,.. urfR... mba.ri (214) 159.44 I,OOI( 176) P -( --5) W.Tk,Hl' -(-II) -(-5) -f-3) 31 Aber ( 214/2) 8.50 79( 17) -( -lI ) -(-3) Hp,R -( -5 ) Friday BS

32 Tole KhakiDa~l'ur( 214/3) 3.64 . Uninhabited

(21,:; ) 14.117 112( 14) -( --5) -( --IS) W.Hp,R -(-'-5) -(--5) BS

34 Geaspur (216 ) 33.82 420(73) P -(--II) W.Tk.TW.Hp,R -("-I'I) Friday BS

311 Siripur urf3ukll1a.rpll r( 217 ) 12.14 2111(48) -(-5) -(~) TW.Hp.R --{'--II) -(-3) BS.NW

36 Bahrampur urf (218 ) 279.63 2,231 (401) P -( -,-IS) W.Hp.R -(-3) -(-3) -(-5) l\{alJankhUD 37 Harauli (219 ) 386.47 2.495(437) M -(-6) W:.l'k.TW.Hp.R -(-5) -( -5) :as 38 Pacbhar.. Khurd (220 ) 17.81 383(79) P -(--5) W,Tk.Hp.R -(-iI) -(--3) -(-8)

39 Paohhar.. BU:I;rug (221 ) 84.17 681(129) -(-5) -(-3) W,Tk,TW,Hp.R -(~) -(-II) -(-II)

4.0 M ..nori pur (222 ) 17.00 277(50) ~ --5) -(-3) W.Tk -(-3) -(11-10) -(--II) 41 Nar.. enpur (223 ) 282.06 l,90i( 3(8) P -(-3) W,Tk.Hp.R --( --5) -(1I':'10) -(-8)

4.2 Bhatw.ln (2H) 38.44 13,l( 26) -( --IS) -(--5) W.Hp --(-II) -(3:"10) -(5-10)

43 Gor ..mDih (225 ) 17.81 68 (13) --(--11) -(--II) Hp --(--3) -(3-10) ~(1I-10)

« Ad.. 1pur (226 ) 121.00 747(136) P -(-~) . W,Tk,Hp -( ""'5) -( 11-10) ";_(II-IO)

43 KhalaiJi~ (227 ) 110.07 657(115) P -(-3) W,Tk.TW.Hp -(-6) ....:.( 3-10) -(-II)

46 Bhaluka (228 ) 38.44 444(911) P -(-3) W, Tk,Hp . -(-5) -(--II) -(--5)

47 Dharampur (229 ) 86.20 247(1'S1) --(--8) -(-II) Tk.Hp -('-IS) -(--3) --{-IS) I

48 Ba.rgaon ( 230) 300.18 2.807(410) P(2),1I -(-3) Tk.W.TW PO ':""(-11) -(-5) 49 Pando (231 ) 89.43 646(1l4) P -(-8) W.Tk.TW,Up -(,-II) .:...... ( -1» :DS

ISO AamaD' ( 232) S29.n 1 .610( 3'3) p -(-tI) W .~k,TW. Hp,S -t--$) ~4) '-'-(...;:.81 161 SUBDIVISION-DENJP1JB. DIRECTORY

LAND USE

L!Lnd uBe (i. e .• "rea under different types of land uBe in 1,ectares Remarks rounrted up to 2 deoimal plaoes) • inclUding any plttoe ,---- - .---~------.. ------, of Culturabla religious ~ Approaoh Nearest town wasta Area not historioal to and distance POwer S~aple ( inclurling available or supply foorl archaeolo­ village (in km.) Irrigated by ~ource Unirrignwd gal1cllar for and cultivation gical groves) interest

19 20 III 16 17 HI 11 12 13

6.81 0(13.57) 49.79 L86 PR,KR Ro~era ( 26) Rice. wheat 28 .04 0.S5 S.21 Rice, 0(6.61) PR Ditto (23) whoat 76.S0 14.57 Nl Rice, TW(lS.21) 30S.77 PR,KR DiUo (24) wheat 232.48 11.96 20.26 Dit.to (26) Rice, 0(1. \:\) KR wheat 0(5.88) 122.07 25.40 6.09 KIt Ditto (24) Rice, wheat 7.88 0.36 0.26 Ditto ( 23) Rice, P.R.KR wllf.at 0(0.81 ) 2.83

H.(3 .2!),0(0. 81) 8.90 1.21 0.41 RfJ80ra (23) R.ice, P ft, KR wheat. TW(8.09) ,R(3.46) 40.61 1.66 PRo Ditto (23) Rice, wheat 5.04 0.27 Rice, P,(6.S3) PR,NR Ditto (23) wheat 177.48 16.27 0.49 Rice R(85.~!) KR,NR Ditto (22) 267.60 16.00 47.25 Rice, TW(J2.14),0(43.48) PH. ,NR. Ditto (2;') wheat 13.14 0.32 1.76 Rice, 0(" .59) PR,KR Dinto (26 ) wheat 53.41 0.61 10.85 Rice, W(l .11),1~(R.I)[l). KR Ditto ( 27) 0(10.1Q) • wheat 10.81 ] .32 2.36 Rice, 0(2.51) . KR. Ditto (28) wheat 191.91) 19.46 31.65 Rice R(20.38) ,0(18.62) KR,~R Ditto (3~) 27.73 O.OS 3.97 Rice 0(6.66) KR Ditto (30) 14.87 1.20 Rice, Tk.( I.H) KR Ditto (30 ) wh~at 7.86 -Rice, Tk(4.18) 108.96 KR Ditto ( 29) wh""t 8.82 Rice, TW(\) .70),n (2.10) 89.45 KR Ditto (31) whoat 33·5S 1.19 Rice, Tk(3.67) KR Ditto (30) wheat 9.92 Tk(l. (7) 74.31 KR Ditto (28) n.ice. wheat 283.40 44.30 37.52 T5 Rice, 0(30.96) KH. Ditto (27) wheat 78.86 1.36 Rice, TW~9.21) PR,KR Ditto (27) wheat 149.19 23.67 R{ce, Tk(15.91) 140.6<1 PR.KR Ditto (27) whea~ P_21 162 DJ:VELOPMENT BLOCK-KUSBES~WAR ASTBAN VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [If not availa.ble within the village. a dash (-) I .. shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges. viz. ,--II kms., 11-10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest place

,.-______where the facility i8-...1'- available______is given]. -, Commun1ca. Serial NaIDa of village with Total area Total popu la. Drinking Post Payor t.iona 00. Thanano. of the tion and Eduoa.t.ional Medical water and days of the (B us stop, village number of (potable) Tele· Market/hat. Rail. statIon, (ill hectares) households graph if any Waterways)

2 3 , Ii 6 7 R {I 10

REVENUE THANA-RUSERA -contd.

~l Hirai (2.~8J 440.27 l5 ,1411 (929) P,lf,H -(-lJ) W,Tk,TW,Bp PO -(--11 ) BS 112 Barsana (234) 42.09 76 (11) -( -Ii) -(-II) W,Tk,RP -(-lSI -(IHO) -(--15)

53 Sanauli (~3lS) 226.62 1,049(201 ) P _(_IS) W,Tk,Rp -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 54 Sanauli (235/2) 34.40 Uninhabited

NI Bairo (236) 33.59 MO( 48) P -(-5) Hp,R -(-5) -(IS-IO) -(5-10)

156 Mohim Khurd (237) 290.96 I,188( 1tt) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,TW.Hl),R _(_f) -(5-]0) -(5-10)

57 Laranch Bhndaul (238) 72.84 3\)2 (76) --(-IS) -(-5) W,Rp,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(IS-IO)

1S8 Mahri (239) 213.27 932 (189) P -(-5) W,Hp,R. -(-5) -( -lS) -(-tl)

51) Mahri Dih (240) 73.25 1117(37) -(-IS) -(-5) Tk,Hp,R --(--IS) -(--IS) -(IS-IO) 60 Bhadahar (2H) 268.30 2,404 (423) P(2),H -(-IS) W,Tk,TW,Hp,R PO -(--IS) - (5-10) 61 Mahri Chak1a (242) 25.90 Uninhabited

62 Lodiami (243) 367.85 1 ,3M( 243) P.M RP W .Tk .TW ,Rp, PO --(-1'1) -( --II) R.N. 63 Mobim Buzurg (244) 227.83 1,441 (2M) P,M -(--IS) Tk,Hp,R,N --(--1'1) -(--5) --(--5) 64 Jakhri (245) 11.26 Uninhabited

65 Khesraha (246) 69.61 111(18) -(-II) -(-5) Hp,R -(-5) -(--5) -(-5)

66 Bia.haria. ('H7) 224.19 1,551 (243) P -( --5) Hp,R,N -(-5) --(-5) -(--5)

67 Pipra. (248 ) 148.92 1,441 (235) P -(-5) W,Hp,R,N -(-5) --(--5 ) -(-I»

68 Bhirua (2f9) 812.19 2,849 (482) P --(--1'1) W.Tk,R -(-5) -(-5) --(--5)

61) RBota (25') ) SO:).!'! 7,675( 1,219) P(2) ,M(2), H,D.FPC, W,Tk,TW, PTO Friday BS H.O(2). RP(4). Hp,R,S. 70 Kewatgawan (251) 668.91 5, 334( 9/f4) P,lI{ RP(3), W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5) CHW(3). 71 Sisauna. ( 2:)2) 454.05 1,480(294) P CHW Tk,Hp.R -(-5) -(-5) -(-IS)

72 Paika Charai (253) 160.66 1,430(255) P -(-5) W.Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(10+)

73 Mahisaut (25!) 102.38 1,138 (194) P -(IHO) W,Tk, ,Hp,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(10+)

74 Dinmo (255) 412.77 3,195(1S37) P(3),M RP W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) Hp.a. '16 Uda (256) 75.27 868(168) -(-II) -(-IS) W,Hp,R -(_5) -(5-10) --( 5-10~ 163 SUBDlVISION-BENIPUR DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (i. e .• area under different types of land use in hectares Remark rounded up to 2 decim al places). including ,..- any place of Approach Nearest town CuIturable religious. to and distance Power Staple waste Arpa not historical village (in km.) supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by sour('e Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo. and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 11 13 hi 15 H' 17 18 19 20

PR.K.R . (26) Rice. 0(279.33) 159.04 t .88 wheat KR Ditto (26) Rice. 33.03 2.75 6.31 wbea' KR Ditto (27) Rice. 0(1.23) 184.96 4.01 36.42 wheat 4.05 30.:15 KIt Rosera (28) Rice. o (5.20) 27.51 0.49 0.39 wheat KR Ditto (3 f) Rice. TW(4.01S). Tk(6.07), 143.30 50.tiO 70. 5 wheat R(l0.12) .0(6.07). KR Ditto (30) Rice, R(4.05) ,0(4.05) 40.51 12.16 ]2.07 wheat liR Ditt·o PO) Rice" R(10.12) 132.42 30.35 40.38 wheat lUt Ditto (:lO) Rice. R(4.05) 44.95 10.20 14.011 wheat KR Dttto (30) Rico, TW(l2.l4) ,Tk(7.28}, 136.78 81.34 8.50 !)(J wheat R( 16.19),0(6.07). 4.86 21.04 KR Rosora (23) Rice, TW(II.07) ,Tk( 2.02), 2}9.09 60.89 71.G7 Nl wheat R( 10.12 ),0(8.09). KR DiMo (23) Rice R(20.23) 172.19 27.55 7.M o (0.91S) 4.31 KR Rosera ( 4J) Rice R(6.07) 35.16 6 . ..,2 21.86 KR Djtto (23) Rice &(18.21) 100.00 111.10 90.88

KR Ditto (24) Rice R (14.16) 111.14 21 .31 2.31 KR.NR Ditto (24) Rico, R( 140.13) 599.04 1.58 7],44 maille PR,KR Ditto (36 ) ED,EAg Rice, Tk(I9.00) 545.54 235.92 N3:M6:T5 wheat KR Ditto (36) Rioe TW(6.07) ,Tk(J0.]2), 550.09 1.90 00.89 C2:T5 R(16.19),0(83.68). KR Ditto (36) Rice Tk(4.05) 437.4t 0.78 11.81

KR Ditto (33) Rice, 0(15.31) 129.96 0.14 115.25 maize KR Ditto (27 ) Rice. R(14.61) 67.61 20.10 wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice, 0(56.11 ) 299.81 0.10 1S6.45 T1 maize l{R Ditto (30) Rice. 0(Hl.27) 4.9.]5 0.11 6.74 wheat 1(14 D~VELOPMENT BLOCK-KUSHESHWAR ASTHAN VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amooi.tles available [if ,"ot, 8vailable within the village, a dash (-) i8 shown 1n the column and noxt to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz .,-l> kUl8., ts-IO kU1S. and 1 O+kms ., of the nearest plalle where the fa cil ! ty is available is given]. ~-----______.A.", ______Communica- Serial Name of village with Tota.l area Tot .. l popu- Drinking Post Day or tiona no. Than .. no. of the latio!:. and' Educat,ioDal Medical water and days of the (BUB stop. village Dumber of (pot"ble) Tele­ M.arket/hal. Rail. station, (in hectares) households grAph if any Waterways)

1 2 3 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-RUSERA -contd.

(257) 1M.71) SIll (13H) r --(;;-10) W,Hp,n -(--5) -(1)-10) _ (5-10)

77 Piprahi (258) 65.96 1!l:l(:{5) --(--5) --('HIl) W,'l'k,Hp --(--5) --(5-IO) --(5-10)

78 God'~ipUl'a (259) 31. IG 198 p-1) -(- 0) -(i)-10) W.Hp,R -(-5) -(.i--IO) -(5-10)

'19 Shahpul' (260) I\iH (lOll) l' PHS Tk. TW, HI) ~-(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

80 Jhajhr.L (2(H) P,M -,('~5) tv, '1.'k,IIp 1'0 Wedn('sdllY -(IS-IO)

81 Dubaha (262) :1:1.99 318(6-1) --( -~i» --(-5) W,'l'W -(-5) -(_5) -(5-10)

82 Ghordaur (263) 110.48 !l30( 166) p --( - 5\ W,Tk,Hp _(_5) -(-5) - ( 10 ~)

83 Sanichara (261) 3[.40 uS:l( 10:1) -(-5) -(--;') W,'1'k,TW,Hp - (~5) -(-5) -(lOt )

S{ Tasmanpatti (265) 49.37 319(50) -(-5) -(--5) W,Tk,Hp --(---5) -(-5) - (10+ )

85 Sumrall", (269) 11\2.0(\ 1.273(209) p -(--5) W,Tk,T'o,\", - (- 5) _(_5) -(lOt) IIp,R. 86 Chingl'i (270) 142.0J 1,540(280) p -(-") Tk,'I'W,Hp.lt PO --(--0) -(10+)

87 Pakahi (271) 562.91 2,743(463) I' _( __ a) W, Tk,lip,n -(-5) --(-5) -(,,-10)

88 Darna (BUl'(llld",) (272) 478.74 3,3 17(573) P(2) --( ~:;) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) --(10+) lip,R. 89 Mahisallt uri (332) IR6.0j) 512(108) --(-I» -(-5) W,lIp.B _( __ .i) --(--5) --(;>-10) Nnrkati" 90 Sughrain (333) 1, 32'L 09 6,i158( 1,231) P(5).M,H IIC W,Tk, TW, HI', 1'0 -( (i-10) -(;;-10) R,N. 1)1 Tilkesvrar (373) 1,005.63 1'(4 ) -(_5) W, Tk, 1~ PO ~-·(IOt) -(101)

~2 Gulma (374 ) 492.09 1,766(310) P pus W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(lUi) ~(l0l)

93 Urthua (375) 542.68 1,198(217) -(-5) - (-0) Tk,IIp -(-0) -(lOt) -(10-j) 9* Kauuia. (376) 450.8} 1,173(190) P -(_5) Hp,R,N -(_5) -(5-10) -(lHO) 95 Hama.hi (;371 ) 261,02 990(133) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R,N _(_5) -({HO) -(1'5-10)

(:.l'78) 345,19 1,890(304) P -(-5) Tk, Hp,R.N -.(-5) - (_ "j -(~5)

97 Biahunia (379) lQ6.27 502(100) p -(_u) W,Tk,Hp _(_5) -(-5) _(_5)

98 Baraullia. (380) 114.12 930(134) p -(-5) W,Hp,]{ _(-5) -(-0) _(_iii

99 Itahar ( 381) 623.21 2.115(377) i -(0_10) w,'rk,Hp _(5-10) --(5-10) -( 0-10)

100 Beltabarwa (382) 369,07 160(81) -<_5) -(-5) Tk,Hp,R -(-IS) -(-IS) _(_5) 165 SUBDrvISION-BENIPuB D'RECTORY

LAND USE

Land 1I8e (I. e •• area. under difftlrent types of land U5e in hectares Remarkl rounded up to 2 decimal pIsces). Including r-,------.------~ any place of Approaob Nearest toWD Cu\t,urable religious. no and distance Power Staple waste Area not historica.l village (in km.) supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by somoe Unirrigated gauchar for arch a.eol o. and cultivation gloal groves) inte_.

11 12 13 u 13 18 17 18 19 20

'XR Roiere. (30), 'Rice, R.(13.Iv) 126.30 25.25 wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice. R(6.07) 46.98 12.91 wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice, IQ4.15) 20.17 6 .8' wheat KR. Ditto (11) Rice. Tk(4.05) 67.42 32.63 39.97 wheat KR. Ditto (al) Hice, W(l0.32) ,TW(~0.44) 101.18 34.38 wheat KR Ditto (a3) Itice. W(4· OB),'rw( 10. 16) 19.06 0.30 0.39 wheat KR. Ditto (35) Riee" Tk(8.09) 69.38 1.53 31.48 wheat KR Ditto ( 38) l{ice, Tk(8.17) 17.91 8.32 wheat KR Ditto (40) nice, Tk(9.74) 30.02 9.61 wheat KR. Dlttc) Pll) Rioo, R(32.81) 86.75 33.00 wlleat KR Ditto (32) Rice, &(19.99) 102.27 19.78 wheat KR Ditto (28) Hice, R(5.56) 335.30 100.24 12I.Sl wheat KR Ditto (2-1) 1Hee, R(6.27) 347.09 14.12 111.26 wheat KR Dit,to (42) ftice, R(l0.12) 133.73 43.11 wheat KR Ditt,o (45) Rico, Tk (60.70) .R (I8 .41) 1.079.15 9.38 145.76 wheat O(S .09). KR Ditto ( to) ltice, R(16.23) 787.51 201.89 wheat KR Ditto ( 39) Rice. 0(134.74) 255.96 101.39 maize KR Ditto ( 38) Rice, O( 15.:16) 471.99 ISIS.aa wheat KR,NR Ditto (30) Rice 444.19 1,27 5.35

KR,NR Ditto (34) Rioe 259.13 1.89

KR.NR Ditto (32) Rice 249.9! 95.25 KR Pitto (27) Rioe. 0(2'1.62 ) 156. 42 12.23 maiz& KR Ditto (27) Rice, &(3.94) 96.63 0.65 12.90 maize KR Ditto ( 30) Rice. 0(22.48) 544.02 3.08 53.63 maize KR.NR. Saharsa (24) Rice, 31S4..1J8 2.75 11.74 ml!.ize 166 DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-KUSHESHWAR ASTHAN VILLAGE

AMENtnea AND

IDeJliti~s available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) la shown In the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges. viz •• -Ii kIDS •• Ii-IO kIDs. and 10-1 kms., of tbenearest place where the facility is available isgivan.] ,------~------_,._ Communica·- Drinking Post Day or ~ion8 Serial Name of village with Total area Total Popu. no. Thana no. of the lation and Educational Medical Water and days of the ]3us stop, village number of (potable) Tele- Market/hat. Rail. station. (in hectares) households Faph if any W atel'Way.)

IS 7 $ 1 Z & 4 II II 10

REVENUE T'HANA-RUSERA ~conc1d.

P -(-3) Hp.R .N' -(-Ii) -(-Ii) 101 Samhaura (383) 172.80 9911 ( 194) -(-Ill P -(-II) Tk,lIp -(-Il) -(IHO) -( 11-10) 102 Ujua (384) 309.58 1,036(182) 1,996(451) P RP Tk;.Hp.R.F.N' -(tHO) -(tHO) -(11-10) 103 Sima (385) IH4.29 Tk,Hp -( --tI) -(II-H}) -(11-10) 104 Kolartoka (386) 187.77 245(40) -(-5) -(--5) Hp -( -:I) _(_5) -(-Ii) lOu Kola {386/2 ) 42.49 841(14" ) P PHS -(-1$) IIp -(-5) _(1$_10) -(ll-IO) 106 Anr"hi (~87) 2:17 .14 860( L64) P Tk,Hp -(5-10) -(IHO) l(l7 Mahadeo l\Iuth (:lS8 ) 4()3.30 1.592(323) P -(-5) - ($-10) 333(79) P -(lS-10) Tk,lIp,R -(It-to) -(5-10) -( 10+) 108 ]3urhia Sukhra8 i ( 389) 5L2.73 :J91(60) _(-5) CHW(2) Tk,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) 109 Ti1akpllr (390) 87.01 23.782.61 127,970 P (84) R (1) 'totltl (22,657) M (13) RO (2) II (4) PRS (6) o (2) D (1) FPO (2) lLP {10~ CHW (5 ._-- o (1) Not. : Fililurea a:ivan in brackets under Col. 4, rel.. teto nu:m~r of bouMholdl. 187 SUBDlVISION-BENlPlffl DIRECTORY LAND U8E

LaDd u.. (f. e., area. under different types of bud use in hectaree Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal plac08 ,. iucluding ,.------any place of Approach Near08t town Cultllrabl" relious, to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical village (in km.) ~uppl'y food ( including available or Foreat Irrigated by Bource Unirrigatod gauchar for archaeelo. and cultivation gical grovE's) inter08t 11 12 II l' 13 16 17 18 19 20

KR,NR S ..hars!l. ( 24) Rice 168.67 4.13 KR Ditto (31 ) Rice. 267.06 24.33 18.19 wbeat KR.NR Ditto ( 31) Rice. O{ 16.]9) 476.96 28.34 22.80 maize KR Ditto (21) Rice. 0(4~.SIS) 127.5} 7.24 4.17 wheat KR Ditto (30) Rice, 0(8.14) 30.25 1.77 2.33 wheat KR Ditto (32) Rice. O( 25.17) 198.35 4.94 8.68 wbeaf; KR Ditto (32) Rice. 0(110.15) 348.67 14.41 20.07 wheat KR Ditto (20) Riee. 0(4.90) 446.74 61.09 wheat KR Ditt.o (20 ) Rice 0{26.00) 60.42 0.59 Tl

W (15.21) 16.636.98 1,291.58 3,137.26 N 6 TW (331.18) M 21 Tk (284.17) C 2 R (862.50) T 18 L \141.64) 0 (1,081.79) 168

APPENDIX I TO VILLAGE

Development Blockwi.e· Abetract of

,.------_----..-._------EDUCATIONAL Sl. Name of Primary Middle Matrioulation! Higher Secon- Colloge Adult 110. Developmont Block School School Secondary dary/PUCI (graduate and Literacy School Intermediate! above) Class! Junior College Centre

,--__ ..A.... __ --.. ,----A.,-----" r------'..----, ,_---_.Aw----., r---...... --_..... ~---"'-----., Villages Insti- Villages lnsti- Villages Insti- VilIag(ls Insti- Villages Insti- Villagos Insti- tutions tutions tutions tutions tutiona tutions

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 It 12 13 14 TOTAL 755 1,025 180 196 60 63 10 10 12 49.. 1 Darbb.anga. 63 78 13 13 3 3 1 2 Bahadurpur 72 81 1;') 16 1 1 3 Hayaghat 74 87 17 18 4 4 4 Singhwara 57 85 15 15 3 3 5 Jale 41 79 12 17 3 4 6 K eotiranway 68 92 12 14 3 4 3 7 7 M;tnigachb.i 66 99 27 29 11 11 2 2 8 Baheri 5~ 82 13 15 7 7 1 1 9 Benipur 70 87 J~ 19 7 7 4. 4

10 Ghanshyampur 62 9". ~ 15 16 9 10 1 1 9 42 11 Birau1 59 79 lJ 11 5 5 1 12 Kusheshwar _I\sthan 69 84 12 13 4 4

MEP ICAL-concld • DRINKING WATER ~------...... ------.-~ r------.....,------~ SI. Name of Community Others Villages Tube- nQ. Development Block health with no Tap Woll Tank well! River Foun- Canal workors medical Hand tain facility Pump

r----A..------. r---__"_---~ Vil\fl- Num. Vina. Iusti- gOB bers g"" tutions 2 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41

TOTAL 57 155 110 195 792 6 961 748 1,022 389 4 21

1 Darbhanga 1 3 8 14 90 2 9.t 86 100 46 3 2 Bahadurpur I 3 1 1 108 1 109 79 ll2 34, 1 3 Hayaghat. 3 3 \) 10 86 101 64, 105 41 3 4 Singhwara 4 {) 15 24 60 80 62 75 19 3 5 Jale 12 59 13 40 34 50 2 IH 1

6 Keotiranway 3 3 8 24 76 1 89 75 91 39 8 7 Manigachhi 3 5 13 22 32 70 77 79 23 1 8 Baheri 2 2 4 '1 58 1 7l 1>9 71 35 9 Ben'pur 8 8 ~l 27 53 i 85 50 89 20 1 10 Ghanshyampur 13 or; 6 8 42 63 57 70 29 11 Biraul 6 7 63 7l 61 77 40 2 12 Kusheshwar Aathan 2 I> 6 11 90 7S 76 102 62 1 2 169 DIRECTORY

~tional, Medical and other Amenities

EDUCATIONAL-colICld. MEDICAL ------_.._~-----...... , ..------"- Otb&rs Villages with Disp,msary Hospital Matern itt and Primary Health Family Primary----- no Muoational Child WeI are Centre/Hoalth Planning Health Sub- facility CentrefMater- Centre Centre centre nity Home/ (,llild W olfaro Centre

,-__...A.., __ ~ ,.-.-_-A...-_--.. ,---...... -----.. r----A.."--~ r---.Ao-----. ,.---..A..I---"--"\ r---..A,----.... Villages lnsti- Villages Insti- V Wages !nati· Villages In"ti- Villages Insti_ Villages Insti- Villages IllIIti- tu~,ionB tutionB tutions tutions tutions tutionll tution.

II'! 16 17 18 19 20 :ll 22 23 24 21) 26 27 28 29

100 123 260 44 55 25 25 40 54 28 80 26 26 70 70

I) 7 33 1 \ 2 2 2 2 1 1 3 3 4 42 3 3 1 1 1 1 6 ti 7 7 215 !l 2 3 3 I 1 1 1 ]0 10 If;" 23 21 3 :1 1 I 1 1 1 1 4 4 \I It 14 2 2 2 3 3 :1 4 4

S I} 23 7 IJ 2 2 2 2 3 3 6 6 )1) 27 )2 8 )3 6 6 33 47 /I /I 3 3 3 3 3 3 III I \ :1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 8 8 H 14 17 I,) 15 2 2 2 2 5 1\ 3 3 7 7 i 8 II ;) ., 2 2 3 3 4 4 10 10

8 8 \4 2 4 :1 2 3 3 2 2 4 4. 1 2 35 1 2 2 2 2 (; 5

DRINKING WAl'ER-concld. 1'08'1' AND TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATIONS POWER SUI'PLY

.--__~ __ ,...A______. r------__....._-""---~ ,-~------~-...A..------.--~ r---_.A....--- Otl"m, More Villages 1'.0. '1'.0. P.T.O. p.O. '£.0. P.T.O.Phone Bus Railway Navi. Avail. N(lt than with no and and and Stop Station gable able av~i I· one drinking Phone Ph(>ne l'hona Wator. abJe 8011rC& water way faoility of any typo

42 43 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54, uS 56 2 87 1,012 210 15 7 7 195 7 38 14 844 ., 14 101 15 :23 2 40 64 6 Jill 12 7 4 35 83 7 104 19 :: 12 1 2 13 1/:3 8 77 !ll ~ 16 2 32 50 4,6 II 2 !I 2 4 52 II 91 ]2 2 12 I 2<1, 71 6 8i1 26 ;; :10 3 5 J6 66 70 IS 1 20 6 1 71 !! 87 23 :~ 22 1 38 53 6 66 IS 2 11 (} 6IS

9 75 2:) 13 13 5 72 20 102 ill 1 ~O ~ 1 lOt J')-2~ 111.l

APPENDIX If TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Land Utilisation data in respect of non-hlunicipal towns (CensUS towns)

Name of Land use (i.e. I area under different types of land use in hectares rounded Town and up to 2 deoima.l pla.oes). 81. Development ,.------..A.o------~ no. Block within Total Forest Irrigated Unirri· Culturable waste Area. not a.vaila·ble brackets area. by ga.ted (including ga.uchar for cllltiVatio'n- source a.nd groves)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

There is no non-munioipa.1 town in the district. 171

APPENDIX III TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Development 810ckwise list of villages where no amenity other than drinking water ia available

';sJ, Name of village with 81. N .. me of village with 81. Name of villag6,with, nu. Thana :QO. ( in braoket,,) no. Thana nO. (in brackets) nu. Thana no. (in bracket.)

Development Block-Darbhan&"a

1 Shahbazpur Bhulka (305 ) 8 Patbar patti (425) 16 Chakbaii (5[9) 2 Banauli (309) 9 Mani (438) 17 Lautala (526) :J Tektar (l39/3 J 10 Rampur (439) 18 Chak Gadhia (528) Bedau! ( 416) 11 ,Ru.D)sola (448) 19 Rosudpur BaLila (597) '5'" Chak Kari.D)1Io (418) 12 Chak Jamal (497/2) 20 Ram Berai (614) 6 Mamal (419) 13 Mathurapul' (498) 21 l\{ahlla (617) 7 Barmot"r All Rakba Chh- (424) 14 Kheraj Dab (499) 22 Bhidhi (635) atwan 15 Gangwfll'a (510)

Development :Block~Bahadurpur

1 KUarpattj (111/2) II Balu"hi (271) 20 Shankarpur (553) 2 Teunga (122) 12 Chak Aga (274) 21 Balaba (584) 3 ltaja Rauli (123) 13 Ttlrnuni (280) 22 Pirar; (588) 4 Jagdishpur (129) 14 Musapur (283) 23 Pokhur Bhindll (590) 5 Bisambhnrpur (130/:2) 15 Dalaur (300/2) 24 Fntebpllr (598) 6 Bisambharpur (13015) 16 Bilsthllli (30~) 25 Hasanpur (651) 7 Kamrauli (131) 17 Abdullahpur (479) 26 Bhatani (670) 8 ,Mirzapllr (230) 18 Sonduar Gopal (546) 27 Dasrathpatti (675) II Rampur Madan (2:31) 19 Ahi" Patti (547) :l8 Paluuna (678) ly Ram nagar (232)

Development Block-Hayaghat

1 Lauarn (151 ) 9 Hajipnr (233) 16 Dehipur (559) .2 Husenabad ( 152) 10 Hajipur B iranpatH (234) 17 Madhllpatti (563) 'II Rajwara (163) lJ Manhara (247) 18 Manorathpur (567) 4 Bhawanipllr (166) 12 Khusro Sarae ( 260) 19 Manorathpur Tulsi (568) 5 Pandaul ( l68) J:1 MallIluuli (261) 20 Parmar (572) 6 Bhawanipur 2OO (266) 21 Shohai Patti ) 14 Bharaul (578) 7 Chikni f218) 15 Mahamadpur (267) 22 Phiru Patti (580) 8 Barhmotara (224)

Development Block-Singhwara

1 Sanallpur (1)1/2) II Kauar (9!) 11 Sabaul ( 14.0) 2 Makanpur ( 52) 1 Lorika {95~ 12 Barhaulia (l4l) 3 Dahail (63) 8 Kawai (~7 13 fnalllah (143) 4 Baheri (87) {I Balaha Bapaulj (3]6) 14 Batllu! (383) II Haaan Ohak (90) 10 Blaha. (139)

Development Bloc.1t-.Jale

.1 ~adrl (2) IS Sadrabad (28) {I Gaieri (44/2) 2 Manamklledu (3) 6 Milk Pauni (29) 10 Karhans Ratanpur (49/2) :s Harauli :(12) 7 Ma.jhaura. (31 ) 11 Kataia . (58) " Dichopatti (2a) s Si.auni RajQun (37) 1'12

APPENDIX III TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY - - cO'ttCld ,

Development Blockwise list of villages where no amenity other tha,n· drmking water is available

Sl, Name of vill ..ge with 81. N.Jlre of village with 1'1, Nllllle of village with

110, Thalia no, (in brackets) ])0. Thann no. (in brackets) no, Thana no. ( in }lrat',k.,t.a)

Development Block-Keotiranway

I Buna. Blnna (320) i Rnsulpul' (358) 13 Kl'il'm,\ ( 315) 2 Shekhpatti (32S) S Chaira (365) 14 Ch",k Bhawani ( 382) 3 Bazidpur (340/2) 9 Baruhi Ahuar" (36fl) 15 Kasmabn Ibhad.ll' (404) 4, Paohma (342) 10 Kishunpur (369) 16 Kopgarh (405) I> Bhoj patti (301) 11 Kharej Mardan Singh (S7ll 17 Jiwar (414J 6 Dhuri& (353/2) 12 RatAllli (372) IS Megha (449/2

Development Block-Manigachhi

1 Badhipur (180) 4 Urghwan (~23) 7 Burhmotar (388) 2 Amtahi (195) 5 Lahata. ( 224) 8 Phakirna (310) 3 Dhanirampur (2rO) 6 Chaka (226)

Development Block-Baberi

1 Kargawllll (49) 5 Ramaul; 8 Bandh Jllllnjllilr (U1) 2 Manko patti ( 54) 6 J,agllpul' I} Sadhu ... (121 ) 3 Dumri (57) 7 Salha JO Chakla (129) 4 Gujrauli (59)

Development Block-Benipur

1 Itahnrw", ( 10/2) 5 Az Rakho I1Iubinflm ( 14.6) 9 Haritllll (i3112) 2 Rasulpur (SI/2) 6 Moazampur (168) 10 Kataha (239) 3 Nandapatti (128/3) 7 Cbakkhoka (228) Il PanchuPdtti (288) Lilpur (3GO) " Karhari (143) 8 Baghela (229) 12

Development Block-Ghanshyampnr

I 1\,.,880h&r .. (272) 4 Chhara patt.i (385) 7 Phakirna (1198) i Hall&npur (331) 5 Bhaguanpur Bhit. (391) 8 Asm,., (401) 3 HUlWpur (332) 6 Blll'heb (394)

Development Block-Biraul

1 J..ncihiari (93) li Kamar Kalan (103) 9 Harpur k ... tan (!1") i Siwplll' (100) 6 Belgaun (104) 10 Sogaha. ( IS") S Slrsia (101) 7 Harpatti Gobindpnr (274) 11 Adhlar (Sft!) 4, Nau.la (102) S Saduka (277 ) 12 Pltal'sAhi (30.&)

Development Block-Kusheshwar Astban

1 ;Doriha uri .Ihnoripatti (183) 10 l\f8no~i pur (222) 19 Piprahi (2sa) 2 Jafarpur ( 184) Il Bhatwan (224) 2·0 Godaipura ( 219, 3 Larni (185 ) 12 Goramdih ( 325) 21 Duhalia (262, 4, Basaui (188 ) 13 Dhararnpur (229) 22 Sani chara (264) 5 Pirori ( 194) 14 BaTBand. (234) 23 Tasmanpatti (!6G ) 6 Fakiruno kal~y6D J) ih (202) 15 Laranch Bhadau1 (23S) 24 Mah iBant wi Narkati .. ( 332) 7 Kalna Dih (iM) 16 Mahri l>ih (240) 25 Urt.hua. (3711 ) 8 HiESi ( 2(1) 17 Khesraha ( 246) 26 Bettaharwa (J81) 9 P8chhara BUZ;Ul, (221) 18 Uda ( 236) 27 Kolartoka {1M) 173

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY List of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and - .cheduled tribes to the total Populat.ion by ranges

A-SCHEDULED CASTES

. Ra.nge of 'rhana Name of Village Range of Thana Name of Villag" Range of Thunn Name of Villa& Scheduled no. SchedUled no. Scheduled no. Caates Castes CasteR li'OFulation Population Population (peuen'.. getl) ( pl>rcontageB) ( p"roentsgeR)

2 3 2 3 "

Development Block-Darbhanga

0-5 '" 115 Manihas Kansi II -15 (coneld.) 4:12 Thakurainia 21-30 (cancld.) 510 Gang \1Sora. 117 Kansi 437 Bhus Kaul 512 Behar 3H Ketuka 515 Raniput '1128 Chak Gadhia 363 Karhatia 596 Sonki 433 Muria 600 Khojkipur 614- Ram Bsrai fl06 Pura Bijuli 435 610 Gausa 616 Kanti 513/2 Bola Pullan Gil Kharthua 629 Ranna. 524 Mauoiwpur 612 Bh .., wan ipur 630 607 Kabaria Bhalpatti 642 Chikni 627 Fazla 613 Dih Berai 621 Xelahan 31+ 116 Narkah.. 6-LO 305 SllahbaZl'ur 626 .Adalpur Bhulka 303 Madhpur 632 NaiDa Ghat 304. Mabbi B ..laua", 415 Dalia 639 Jafra 416 309 Bana-uli B"daul 310 Chakka 423 Chbotai patti 643 Shahzadpur 424 Barmotar Az Rakbe Chhatwan 319 Harpur 16-20 420 Gail' pur 422 DUlllduma 430 Ruchaul 434 Leaml1 498 Mathurapul' 449 Basdeopur 438 Muni 502 Rampul' Kasim 499 Kheraj B 01 a 439 Rampur 1106 Padri 501 Behl,t 447 Balaha 5i9 Chakwali 511 Chand patti 448 Ramsa1.. 516 Bola 602 Dhoi 497 Kabil' Chak 601 Ghorghata 603 Diwari 1122 Basaila 609 Gauaa Dih 608 Khutwara 1197 Rasulpur Sah;la 622 Kharua. 615 Bhagwaanpur 619 Behta 21-30 339/3 Tektar 634 Majhi ara 624 Bhindl 417 Amdiha. 635 Bhidhi 428 Dularpur 635 Purkhoti mpur ll-ill. 307 Siso 43[ Andhri 6tO Pant. 313 Makhnabi 507 Sam M ..haillud 646 Ami

Development Block-Bahadurpur

o_.. 126. Jalwara 6-10 (contd.) 244 Khorajpur 6-10 (coflcld.) 661 AI'Idam a 275 Yakubpur 251 Tu.ralahi 662 Jogiara SOO Da1aur 270 Raropur Ramdeo 538 Salaha urlOhand Dib 1l-15 123 Kajar Rauli M6 Se';l.duar Go1'al 1::;9 . Jagdishpur 490 Gobilldpur J:H Kalllraulj 583 Gopi patti 532 Baxidpur 2:Jl' Rampur Madan 639/2 Ghorghata. 533 Bishunpur Manora ~;l2 Ram Naglll" 610 Bhatari 931 Gangapatti Gi2 Darhat 288/2 Chata.ria. f..;....10 c. 128 Balia 289 Senll'a 130/5 ·n isambh&rput 614, BII·mara. 21)1 G&hUlai 17.4

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY ----contd.

List of Villages according to '&he proportion of Scheduled Castes and scheduled tribes to the lotal P-~puialion by rang••

A-SCHEDULED CAS'rES -contd.

Range of Thana Name of Village Range of Than!t Nume of Villago Range ef Thana Name of Village ,Scheduled no. Scheduled no. Scheduled no. Castes Castes CasteB PapUlation Population Population (perooni &1611) (percentages) (percen' agell)

2 3 :I I Development Block-Babadurpur --coneId.

11-13 (concld) 493 Bhairo pat,ti 21-30 (concld.) 311 K horaj Shull pur 31 (coneld. ) 274 Cb"k Agar 334 Balbhadarpur 4!)ij Dilawarpur 283 Musa.pur 375 Sirdilpur 1',00 Bola Yakub ~92 Cbak Gonauli 1186 K uBothar 549 Purkho patti 293 Gundauli 848 B asdeopur 550 Prem jiwar 301 Badh Ba8ti 654 Monka. Baid& 552

1117 Ratanpura 6-10 ( concld. ) 562 Bishunpur 16--lW 120 Panchcbh 1118 Moro 518 Sobhaipatti IGO Araila 199 Uchauli 137/2 Gorwara. 268 MU8tafapur 582 Akbarpur 167 Madhopur 168 Pandaul ' Ul Phulwaria 11-15 149 Rampur Dih 164 Bishunpur 153 Banswara 171 Godaipstti 166 Bhawanipur 169 Rampur 193 Nar8Bra 2()0 BhawanipuT 177 Basant 196 Dath 202 Chhatauna }95 Bibaul 208 Maksudpur 211 Ghosra_- ·208 Mahamadpur liJ7 Ughra. Sirania. 201 Noam 212 BaDS Dih 207 Simia 210 Rasulpur :.lI9 Tb,.lwara 216 Mirzapur 215 P"urao 224 Barhmotara 234 Hajipur Biran. 217 l'rlalahi patti 259 B"li,hela patti Bahadulpur 264 Ud opatti 263 Mabnauli 266 Bharaul 555 Beraipatti 226 Wsma 258 Baghela 267 Mahama~ur 1166 Horilpatti ' 260 Qorhj&ri • HI HakhufUl' 1171 Sobhnathpatti 175

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY.. contd.

Uat of ViII~ aceording to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and schedule4 tribes to the total P'opula'tion by ranges

. A-SCHEDULED CASTES -contd.

R"nge of Thana. Name of Village Range of Thana Name of Village Rango of Thana NAme efVillag!! . Scheduled no. Scheduled uo. S~hedul",d no. Castes Castos (Jastc8 population population Population ( pe' COil. t8j68) (percentuges) (porrontnges) 1 l • 2 3 1 t 8 Development Block-Hayaghat--concld.

16-20 (coneld.) 1S64- SinlJhauli 21-30 (conc1d.) 227 Pipraulja 31+(conc{d.) 192 Poaria 573 Anpatti Riahuupur 256 Jamalpur urI 198 Phulwaria Santpur 1)81 Pat.or 558 Siwai Singhpur 203 Bahup"tti 218 Chikni ~1-30 1152 HU8enabe.d 221 B ihari Makund 159 Haaanpur 559 D"birllr 222 Hichhaul 1M Gopalpur 1160 Anantpur 223 Rampatti 170 Saidpur ."i6S Parman"ndpur 173 Rupauli 570 Balia 1S7l SirnmptlJ' 23~ Hajipur 171> Kolhatta M4 Chandanpatlli }70 Gorhaila 163 Madhupatti 188 Kali 1174 Anor 566 Hawaaa 191 Dih Lahi 868 Manorathpur Tuhi 194. Bi,hunpur 31 + 157/3 Ratanpura 209 Aliabad 172 Dabhrnuli (S72 Parmar 213 Mannupur Khamt 189 Urln, 580 Dhiropatti

Development Block-Singhwara

BedauJi 6 -10 (concld.) 78 J!anlpatti 11-15(concld.) 102 A talbel I!O A tarbel Ramcbhaura lSI Sllnabpur Buzrng 80 Mankauli 103 61 KUHumpatt i Kanaur 83 K"watsa 63 D"hsil 106 Simri 6'1 Bhajanra Nallk6l' 85 BhawHnipur 138 Harpur 86 Koranni 146 Pbulthua 69 Bhagwatipur 89 Bbarallli 147 Madhopl'r 76- Sbakarpur 9:J KorR 81 Katbalia 9.5 Lorika 16-20 68 Nista fl,7 Baberi 73 Bishunatbpatti 82 Paigambarpur 88 Kalwara 98 Singbwara 101 Mirza pur J agni 108 Gaura lOIS Mi8rauli 142 Rasulpur 109 Bharathi 10' Bit.hauli III Kuarpatti 156 Saraia 106/2 H anumallJlagar 132 Bastwara 133/2 Gobindpur 336 Sirahuli 333 Bataul 335 Kusumpatti 137 Arai :H-30 110 l\'[allihafi 148 Banauli 134 Hal'akh 339 Tektar 332 Bahuara B lizIng 135 Birdipur 334 HariharpnI 140 'Sabaul 337 B i sambha fPIII 144 Sarwara 6-10 112 Makanpur 1S4 Katka 64 Mohsnpur 338 Mndbupur aLi 62 p~jra 61S Kanigaou 96 Barhampur A&tJlua Barhauli& 66 11-15 79 Piprn, 141 Kauar 143 Inamat Bharwara 94- 71 JO() Ralllpura . 11>5 ' Fatehpur 77 :Rajo 116

APP1ENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY -contd.

LI.I of Village. according to the proportion of Scheduled castes and 8cheduled tribes to the total Population by ranges A~SCHEDULED CASTES-- contd.

Range of Thana Na,me of Village Range of Thana Name of VilJage Range of Tha.na Name of Villai_ Scheduled nO. Scheduled no. Schednled no. Castes Castes Castes Population Population population .­ (percentages) (percentages) (percentagea)

l 2 3 I 2 II 1 2 I

Development Block-Jale 32 Earwa 6-10 (Bandd. ) 38 Ramalll - U-15 (concld.) 20 Nagar Dihil. 33 KardlilUlU 39 Darhia 24 Mabllli N'tnkar 35 Rajalln Asli 21 Pauni 46 Kachhlla_ 43 K hl1jur"l1 am 44 Barbi 30 :Masla 6-10 Ghograua 47 Malikpur lS5 Ratanpur AbhimM .. -6 _ Jagiara 48 Kalwa~'a 56 Barhampur 10" Jale 57 Kat-)i 11 Manllln ;U ob 16-20 37 SisilUni Rajaun 13 Reorho 58 Kataill 40 Kamtaul 1m Ahieri 4.9/2 Karhans Rat_np"r 15 Kalarul 16 Cuak Milki 11-15 1 Chandauna 21_30 22 Baghaul 17 Dighra 2 l\fanam Khedu 36 Rajaun 21 :Ml1raith,. 5 Sahaspl1r 60 Ninirauli 23 Dighopatti 8 Gadari 9 Pakhauli 31+ 7 Nawada 25 Bandhauli 28 8adrabad 26 Deara 1-1 Katrau] 29 Milk Panni 34 Tariani 19 Kaj; Ballor" 45 Lalpur Development Block-,Keotiranway

330 MohAn Math Ii -10 (concld.) 379 .Jalwarn I6-~20 321 Kot hli Majhiam" 340 Bazidpur 38i Dqrma 324 Lodha :H4 Chamarjanu urf 389 L~lgal1j urfB>tdh :355 Ranumall Nagar , DlIdhia 392 K eotiranwe 357 Non-aUra 345 Birkhallli 406 Lahuur 349 Gobindpl1r 359 Dhorj Chak 407 Silrjupllr 352 Kaem Chak 412 Gokhul 383 BolIta 33a{2 DhuJ;a 413 Chhatwan 397 Raiam 365 Chatra 440 Pilakhwar 398 Chhachha 370 Barahi 441 Bishunpur 375 Khirmo 11 15 316 Bariuuli 446 Dbobganwan 317 Birna :-126 Madhopatti 21·30 328 Shekbpatti 380 iI.Tah" 331/4 Dhuria Daharia 382 Ch"kBhaw8lli Raghauli 327 :Vlahammadpllr 347 Asrafpur 381 Rajipur 402 331 pilldarl1(']l Bansara 394, Banvraripatti 408 Bhafathpur 399 Pacharhi Kheraj Dhuri" 3ill/3 4.43 Maheshjan 403 Kama1d"h 341 Kothio ((9/2 Megha 346 Sekhpura urf ;Pagarwara 31 j- 330/2 Mohan Math 356 Hanuman Nagar 342 PachIDa 6-10 320 Birna 348 Chak Ajam 323 Milk; 381 ,Tethiahi 358 Raeulpur 325 Karjapatti 385 Para, 362 Harpur 329 Bhujpatti 388 -Ladari 354 Andhama 390 Dighiar 366 Bar4hi A buara :\91 Paigambarpur 368 Bihatwara. 360 ;Dome 369 Kishunpur 31H _Koilathan 393 8amaila 372 . ltatauli -371 Kharej Mardall. 395 Nayagaon 373 Binwara singh 396 Rujaura 374. Birkliauli 401 Mohanpur 405 KOJ?garh 377 Pathra ~ Bishunpur (4.6)2 Qhakka APPeNDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY --oontd.

List of Villages according to tile proportion of ScheCIuled Castes and scheduled tribes to tile total Popula'lfon by. ranges A-SCHEDULED CASTES -eontd

Ruga or Tha.n!!. Name of Village :kange of Thana Name of Village Range of Thana Name of Village Soheduled no. Scheduled no. Scheduled no. Castes Castes Castell population Population Popula.tion (p&rllent.age& ) (p&1"ll&ntage& ) ( pl!>1"ll&utagw)

1 1. 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 Development Bloek-Manigachhi Q-&. 4 Narotimpur 6_10 (concld.) 216 Kotwa II-II> (cone/d.) 363 Sherpur 7 K8.esth ka,wai 217 Kathra 371 Tardi 175 Tariati 224 La'hata 3711 M:8.hia. }92 Tatu8.r ]94 Gangauli 226 Ohaka 382 NursoD 364 Kaithwar 201 Kanakpur 365 Raja Kharwar 11'1_2Q IS :Bihta 208 Pokhar Bhinda 369 Kokraha 8 Raghopur 207 Dhankaul 372 BAlk", 170 Paik Tola 214 :Baths.y 186 Chandau," 227 Pijrahta 11-15 9 Ja~di8hpur 193 Phulban 10 Le ar&. 31'15 Ma

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY,- cantil.

, Usi Of Vi,lI;:tges according to the proportion of-Scheduled Castes anCi scheduled tribes to the total Population by ranges

A-SCHEDULED CASTES -contd.

R:lnge of Thana Namo of Village Range of Thana NlliDl8 of Village Re.nge of' Thana Scheduled no. Scheduled no. Scheduled no. Caates Castes Castes Population population Population ( perc€>ntages ) ( perce>ntnges) (percentageB) 2 3, 2 3 2 Development BlOCk-Benlpur

0-5* 18 Harpur 6-10 (concld.) 160 R,IIll'IUli 11-1f1{concld.) 31S2 Nankar 128/2 Nandapatti 163 Sajhwar 359 Gadaul 138 Mohan Bahera 166 Bikupatti III L'lbani 168 Moazampur 16-20 19 Sirampur '50 Sil'ipur Jagat 222 Tamaul 21 'Bat,ho 24 Rarhi'm 15:2 Ita g 11 lmandan pllr 238 l\lohiuddinpur 142 Dakhram 153 J\{ajhaura 240 Dhamwara 144 Mahinawnn 162 lIfokarampllr 2(2 Sisauni ~21 Rampur Udai 249 Shampur Us SiriplIr l>arukh 231 HaritbR 268 Panchupatti 1116 Antaur 247 Karma 232 'Sohat 270 n arhampatti 251 Kirllf,pur 236 Andauli 350 LaJpur 239 Kataha 11-15 15 Uphardaba 241 Hupaspur 20 Hari Bhauar 21-30 13 Parkl,otimpur 243 Pirauli }31 Jarshon 16 Amaithi 134 BURuham 23 Supaul 351 Numddinpnr 144/2 Katwasa 133 Biahunpur Dost 14:1/2 Karhari ,356 Mirzapur 147 Pohadi J114/2 Lachhumanpur 1'" Benil'ur 6-10 l! B ishllnat}lpur 158 Nawada 169 Achalpur 17' 'Deoram 159 Kisbullpur 220 R"Rhidpur 22 Somraon 161 Adhloam 21\3 H .. rsingbpur 211 'Madhopur 2114 Chak Milk! 26 -Jakaulj 16t naigalli 230 Dham S",YUll 257 Ko,tllO 133 Ba1ni 2:1! Mohpur 136 Mohammadpur 24<1 A Iinagar 1:1<1/2 Ba~\1h .. m 1:~9 LutfulIahpur 248 Askaul iS7 Ganl'sh Bafauli 144/3 Mahjnum 222 Chak Khok. 15! Lachhu ruanpllr 348 Gorkh" 2al!~ Haritha

Development Block-Ghanshyampur

246 Magura o -~* 6 -10 (concld.) 39{ Burhob II-HS (concld.)3~3 Ka.rllllud Borwa 258 395 Ghallshyampur 347 Pohadi 264 Be1wara , 38i. Jadupatt-i 321S Kunauni 397 Pali 383 Supaul 328' Nadai 410 Jagson 392 Burh€>b Iil.Iloi~\,uf 411 Bhol! :~42 - Basuli 413 Buram 3\18 M"batbwlll' H45 Hardowarpur 415 GaurHm!ln Sillgh 4(,11 Tutri 400 Dohatha 4~6 , Bhandaria 417 Akhtwara. 6-10 259 Nari Bhlldaull 422 Khai~a 16-_20 26G Bangroh, _t:\ 2~" Pnn"had 4'2'l .Tamalpur .,"~_.) t Kortho 272 Nasabara ,127 Kall,lwaru 261 Kasraund 326 Tim 315 Gnnauni 329 Kanhai II-It> .:l14 Pf11'HH!lrna :Ja'l Adharpur 321 AMi 331 , HasaDpur 324 1fohllwar 3aR 332 lIr.@allpur Milnsar& 333 Balthari 341 DathU& 393 ,Faizullahpur 340 Shahpur :344 Gul~. l1i)

AP~ENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY - cantd.

, . Ust of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Caates ana 8cheduled tribes to the total Population by ranges

A-SCHEDULED CASTES -contd. Thana, of )' ill_&" Range of Thana ~ame of Village Range of TIHlna N,"uo ofViUage Range ,of NallH' 8ctreduled no. Scheduled Do. Scheduled no. Castes Castos Caates Population Populltion Populaten (percenta.-) (percen tag!'R) (per',entltgos) 2 3 2 ~ 1 2 3 Development Block-GhallShyampur- (concld.) 337 Uphrnuli 18-20(eoncld.) 3S4 Pandari 2r-36(concld.) 356 Tumaut 31 + (concld.) 389 Gadhllul 399 Salahpur Lagma 385 Chharupatti 402 l'l.sslari 396 Phakirnl.ll. . 401 403 Jhagllrua 41}7 Kubau! Asma 408 Bath 414 Bhuskan 409 Dllunglu• 416 Rauta 406 Taru war.. 425 Bhobbaul Birdipnr 21-80 263 BiAhunpnr !il+ ;)36 J.ugwil Baia 428 Development Bloek-Biraul 21--30 (concld.) 107 8ahusram 0-5· 211 Jagdilll'ur 11-15 (concld. )262 Dllmri 1175 Lslpnr 267 Nend . 276 Patania '279 Eitrpur X alan 28~ Raaulpur', 269 Kahuwa 290 Changwara. 287 Pokhram 292 I.adha 294 Afzala 280/2 Naraenpur 283. Talibpur 293 Balia 297 Hanfi 286 Bhaini 419 Mansa-ra 298 Uchti 301'1 Palawa 420 Malhi 310 Kahuwa 322 Dhanta 418 Kothram AuraIlg Usuri 421 l'unach 31+ 88 Manorbboram 6 ...... 10 86 ' Andbiari 89 Gaura 93 Jai Kishunpllr 109 Mahua Hl-20 91 Deokali 9lt 261'1 Robar nr; Jagarnathpur 104 BeIgaon 282 Eansbi 98 Birampur 108 Athar 110 Saho 296 Akbarpur Baik 113 Shiunagar 266 Sonbihat Az Rakbe 301 Paghari 273 Ahisa Gobindpllr 306 289 Kataya 21'1- SlrduJra;' 309 Bangrasi 299 Sbnpur 317 Supaul 2S4 So~ah'& 307 Bargawn 295 Ma amadpur 308 Baijn&tbpur ll-lG 90 Murwar& 311 Balopur r 07 Mirliapur 302 Adh1a 103 Kamar Kalan 303 Adhlar P&dri 21-30 99 Aman 318 Tenduwa 111 Fakirana 112 Sihol 105 Ramnaj!nr 319 Development Bloek-Kusheshwar Asthan Ii_; 1& (etizitilo.) 380 BarauJlia o.-ti. 188 Hathra 6-]0 (coneld.) 241 Bhadaba.r 194- PiJ'Ol'i 249 Bhima. 3M Kolartoka 203 Bhekl Kal.~ 2'~ Dinmo '11 Maihi 2'72 Barna Bart.'!lQI!.· 111-20 188 Basau) Bha1ub Narkatill> 2()1 Aurahi •• lI82 Beltahll.l'lI'& 204 KalDlldih lSI Pando ZOO Dha.raham 141 Bisharia ll-ll; 185 Larni 210 Ks.chhua 2M Hahisaut 212 Ber 21S6 Uda. 213 Sultanpur 233 Himi 218 Barhampur uri K ewa.tgawal1 Masan Khun e.-lO 207 Barnagar 2111 222 Manoripur 253 Paika Charai 230 Bargaon 269 Sumraha 261 Jhajhra MohimKhurd 170 Chingri 264 Sanichara 237 265 Tasmanpatti 230 Mahri 333 SUihrain 180

APP,ENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY --- contd.

Ust of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and scheduled tribes to the total Popula'tion by ranges

. A-SCHEDULED CASTES -contd.

Ra.nge of Tha.n.. l'i,uue of Village Range of Than.a Nam e of Villaga Range of l'hana Name ofVilIa;a 8ob8duJed no. Soheduled no. Scheduled no. Oa.steB Cast08 Population Castcs Population Population (perc~ntago8) (percentages) (percentages)

1 2 3 I 3 1 2 3 Developme>nt Block-Kusheshwar Asthan --concid.

16--20( eoncI4.) 377 Harnllhi 21--30(concld,) 2&9 Gobindpur 386/2 Kola 262 Dubaha 31 + (concId. ) 229 Di. .. r"mpur 390 Tilakpnr 271 Dakahi 232 Asman 378 Usri lH-SO 187 Hathauri 240 Mahri Dik 189 Gothani 252 Sisauna 190 Balaha 31+ 182 Mana..itha. 260 Shahpur 197 Aso 184 Jafarpur 263 Gbordaur 203 Missi 199 Barhampur 373 Tilkeswaf 202 Fakirana Kalyan Dih 208 M ..jhiam 206 Ghorsar 374 Gulm~ 214 Abar urJRambari 375 Urthua 219 Harauli 214/2 Aber 376 Kauaia 223 Naraenpur 211J Atraha 379 Bishunia 2311 Sanauli 216 Geaspur 381 Itahar 220 Pach·hara Khurd 243 Ladiami 221 Pach·hara Buzrug 383 Samhaura 244 Mohim Buzrug 3S4, Ujua 248 Pipra. 225 Goram Dib 38b Sima 2GO Reota 226 Adalpur 388 Mahadeo Math 2157 Raepnr 227 Khalasin 389 Burhia.su Khrasi

* JCl:9htd.,. villa"". with no SQhoduled Oastes popu1atjoll. 181

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY-concId.

Uat of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Caste. and scheduled tribes to the total Population by rang..

B-SCHEDlJLEI) TRIBES

Range 01 Thana Name of Village Range of Thann l\iaDl6 of Village Range of Than. Ha•• of "ill... Scheduled nO • Scheduled no. Scheduled 110, Tribe. Tribes Tribee POJl'llatloD Population Population (ptoroeut..-) (p6l'ooutllgetl ) (peroentaailll)

1 2 3 2 3 1 I Development Blook-Darbhanp

169 Adalpur

217 lIalahipatt Bah .. durpur

DeveloPQlent Bloek-KeoUraaway

392 Keo tiranwe

DevelOPQleDt Bloek-BeDipur

DevelopmeDt Bloek-GhauhYUDpar

,U3 Jamalpur

190 BalOO&

N._ c 1 .Excl udes village. with 110 Schedul ed Tribe. Population. 2. T'evel0pDlent Blow Balladurpur, Sinpwara, Ja)e, Manigachhi • Daher! II :Biu,.l e_tata 80 ••tIh] .. "I_ Po})ulatiou.

Town Directory

SECTION II-TOWN DIRECTORY

The Town Directory which forms Section The details of the data covered in State- 11 of Part A fu rnishes the data for each town in ments 1 to VI and IVA and the various codes the district in six statements covering (i) Status used in the Town Directory statements are given and growth history; (ii) physical aspects and below: location of towns, 1979; (iii) Municipal finance, 1979-79; (iv) Civic and other amenities in towns; Statement (ivA) Civic and other amenities in Notified Slums; (v) rJledical, educational recreational and The statement gives the list of towns and, cultural activities and (vi) Trade, commerce in­ for each town, the area, number of households, dustry and banking, 1979. population as per eacn Census since 1901, popu­ lation density and sex ratio as per 1961, 1971 and For presentation of data all the towns of a 1981 Censuses, besides showing the class and district have been arrang~d in alphabetical ord­ the status of civic administration of each town. er. Where an urban agglomeration includes two The abbreviations used in this statement are ex­ or more independent towns, the names of the plained below towns constituting the agglomeration are indi­ Column 2- cated in the alphabetical arrangement of towns within the district and also repeated in alphabe­ M. Corp. Municipal Corporation tical order under the name of the agglomeration. M Municipality The particulars for each such constituent town C. B. Cantonment Board/Cantonment are furnished separately where they occur toge­ NAC Notified Area Committee ther under the name of agglomeration in order CT Census Town to present the particulars of the city agglomera­ tion as a whole and also severally. Statement II

For such places as are treated as outgro­ This statements gives, for each town, de­ wths of a particular town, details haVe not been tails relating to the physical aspects and lo,ca­ shown separately but are included in the figures tion particulars as in 1979. The annual rainfall of the core town. However, the names of such and temperature for each town and their dis­ outgrowths and their population have been incor­ tance by road from the State, District and sub­ porated in the appendix. Since in the district divisional Headquarters and from the nearest of Darbhanga there is no outgrowth in its town, city, railway station and bus stand have also this appendix has not been presented. been presented. It also gives information about navigable river/canal, if there is any, In Statements II, III and VI the relevant with in 10 kilometres of the town. The infor­ columns in respect of the urban agglomeration mation in columns 3 to 5 is generally based on have been left blank because the information the reports of the local officials. However, for can be given only for the constituent units. towns for which this information was available from the office of the Director General of Ob­ The land use data in respect of Census servatories, the same has been used. There towns (non-municipal towns) have been included has been indicated in the footnote to the state­ as an Appendix II to the Village Directory. ment. However, since there is no Census towns in the The abbreviations used in this statement district. This appendix has not been prepared. are : p-24 188

Column 13- CD ••J Cesspool Methe(j Pt ,.. ' Pit System R River C Canal Column 11-

Statement III HL Head Loads B Baskets This statement gives the financial status 01 WB Wheel Barrows the civic administration of each town for the ST SeptiC Tank Latrines financial year 1978-79. This includes receipts S Sewerage through tax, proporties and power, government grants, loans, advances and other sources and Column 12--- the expenditure on general administration, pub­ lic safety, public health, public works, public TW Tube-well Water institutions and other public services. The T Tap Water figures have been indioated in hundreds. W Well Water Tk Tank Water Stateme;rrt IV Column 13- This statement furnishes information relat­ ing to' civic and other amenities available to OHT Overhead Tank each town in 1979 besides giving the popula­ SR Service Reservio( tion of the Scheduled Castes and the Schedul­ IG River Infiltration Gallery ed Tribes. The road length, the system 01 BWP Borewell Pumping System sewerage, number of different types of latrines, PT Pressure Tank method of disposals of night soil, source and the number of various types of el'ectricity con­ Statement IV-A nections are also presented in this statement. If fire-fighting service was not found to be This statement gives, fer each such area available in the conoerned town, the name o.f locality as is known or identified as a slum in the nearest Place if in the same district or the a Class I or Class II town the available civic name of the nearest district if in the same State amenities in 1979. or other state where this facility was available along with the distance from the town in ques­ Statement V tion has been mentioned. The information in this statement is based on the report of the This statement gives the medical educa­ local officials. tional, recreational and cultural facilities Different abbreviations used in this state­ available to each town in 1979. It contains, ment are as under : besides the population of the town, the number of hospitals and dispensari&s, hospital beds, Col:umn 6- medical, engineering, ancf other colleges, poly­ technics, vocational training institutions, PR Pucca Road colleges and schools for various levels adult KR Kutcha Road literacy centres, working women's hostels, stadia, place o.f entertainment and libraries Column 7- available there. If a medical or an educa~ tional facility was not found to be available S Sewer in the town the name of the nearest place with OSD Open Surface Drains such a facility if in the same district or nearest BSD Bex Surface Drains district if in the same State or other state and SO Sylk Drains its dist~ce from the concerned town in question 197 has been shown. The Information furnis­ AS '" • ]!;rfS ~nCf ScJenc~ on'~ hed in this statement is based on the reports C Commerce only of the local officials. AC Arts and Commerce only ASC Combined for all The following abbreviations have been categori,es- Arts, used in this statement. Science and Commerce L Law Column--4

H Hospital (Allopathic) Column 10- H(A) Hospital (Ayurvedic) H(U) Hospital (Unanl) SH Shorthand H (Hom) .. Hospital (Homeopathic) Type Typewriting D '.. Dispensary (AliopaUliq») Sh Type .. Shorthand e.nd Typewriting D(A) Dispensary (Ayurvedic) Others. D(U) Dispensary (Unanl) o D(Hom) .. Dispensary (Homeopathic) HC Health Centre Statement VI FC Family Planning Centre TB T. B. Clinic This statement deals with the trade, com1 NH Nursing Home merce, industry and banking services for each o Others town for the year 1979. The three most impor· tant commodities imported ,exported and Column 6-­ manufactured, number of banks, and agricul­ A Arts only tural and non-agrioultural credit societies are S Science only also given In this statement. TOWN

STATEMENT

STATUS AND

N a 1110 of tho Number of hOllse- l'upul a!ioll and Growth Class, name and civic admi- Locution ;LJevelopmf>nt Area holds including Serial nistration status of Code no. Block ( ill Sq.) housoless r- no. town Km. houeoholos (in 19S1 Cens1lS) 1901 1911 1921 1931

1 2 3 4 is 6 7 S 9 10 1 I-;Darbhanga (M) I D:nbhanga 19.18 24,848 6 6,244 62,628 53,700 (\0,676 (-5.46) (-14.26)(12.99)

STATEMENT

PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND

PhyRic;11 aspocts ~-~------...... ----- Seri&l Class and naIllO (,f town no. Rainfall Tt'llll'm'atn 1'0 (in centigrade» (inmm.) ,- .A. -, lI'[aximum Minimum

1 2 3 , 5 1 I_D arbhang,\ 1257.1i0 41.70 6.00

Nnte: Data i11= columns 3 to 5 have bern ol.hh (d fTf m fh dIi{e (If tllO Dire~tor G"noral of obsorvt1{ories.

STATEMENT

MUNICIPAL FINANCE,

Receipt (in Re. .00) ,.A. ,-~ - - --,__ ~--- Setia1 Clua alld name of ~Qwn Civic Heceipt Revenue Ito. admini~- through derived from tration taxes ,nto. municipal Govern. Loan 1\ dvance Odler 80urces Total Status properti08 & mont (specify) rocoipt (in 1980) power apart grant from taxation 1 :I 3 " is 6 7 8 I} 10 1 I-D&rbhanaa. H 7,842 992 15,329 10,221 5,!lS7 5,191 41S ,1162 DIRECTORY

GROWTH mSTORY

rate of the town at the CeDsuses of Sex.ratio Density (l!JSl ,... -----_ 19.tJ 1951 1961 1~71 1981 Census) 1961 Census 1971 Census 1981 Census

11 12 13 14 13 18 17 18 19 69,203 84;,816 1,03,016 132,059 176,301 9,192 870 84;8 872 (H.05) (22.56) (21.46) (28.19) (33,110)

II

LOCATION OF TOWNS, [979

Name of &lid road dlstanoe (in ltm.) from

Stat!) Headquarters Distnct Head. Su bdi visional quarten Headquarters

6 '1 8 Pstns (240) D srbhanga ( 0 ) Darbhanga. (0) MUlilaffarpur ( 72) Darb'ballf!s (0) Darllhanga (0)

III

1918-19

lbpeudlture (in tho '00)

r------~------~--_"_ General Publio safety Public health Public wOlks Publio ----. Others ------Total .... administration and oonvenienoes institution (specify) apendlture

11 12 13 14; l' l' 3,136 813 It.024 3,63.2 478. 115.0(8 lmf

STATEMENT

Civio Scheduled Number of latrines &dIlliniijtra. Oastes and ,-_____..;0... ______. Serial Road lengt,h System Olass and na.me of town tiCln P~pulatioD SchedUled no. (in Km.) of s~atu8 Tribes Sewerage Water borne Service Others (in J 980) PopUlation 2. .:J If 6 7 8 9 10 I'""'-l>arbh':tiga; M 18,873 PR(I19) OSD 5,001 9,355 XR (19)

STATEMENT CIVIC AND OTIIEB AMENITIES IN

Area of Population Paved Systom Seria.l OlaV" and naIlle Name of Slum slum of no. of Town Roads of (inaq.bn., .lum (ill kms.) sewerage

2 3 -( 5 6 7 '1,,' 1 ,-D'~tbh~iiga. ~ b'hAnde. 'Y6kha.r 0.06 1 ,000 AlaCganj 0.02 ) ,()OO A,liuBgar 0.011 3.000 lielaahe.ukar fLU 3,000 OSD mta '1).011 2,000 Ohuna Bhatti 6.'0 '.000 GaDga Sagar (Barijan Toli) 0.0' 1,000 Hathl Xhana(LaJuhml S ..&I') o.en 1.000 OW I.aluhml Sasal' (Chapkl Cbllabl') 0.0. 1.300 OW r.alb.. ~ (.1110,".1-,) t.Of ',1100 0." OeD Kltrl.a.oJ 0.01 1,1100 lIarl Tola ¥ogalpure. 0.01 1100 6.'0 HuRi Kohalla 0.01 2,000 O.~ OlD MvralaOhu 0.07 ',000 OU panda Sarai 0.06 1GO Be.sahu11 aganJ ,O,.~ 900 _~_a:~~~t~ (Wajitpur) 0.08 !.OOO 0.t5 OSD , 8Uhugachhi 0.0. 1.!M 08'0 Se.habadgs.j CLOt 1.000 SOllha.n 0.01 1 ,1100 SJ1l>hankarpur O.OQ 3,1100 .." 0.23 OSI) ,~un4~rpur 0.00 1.100 ..or Olua I alld 01 .. II to,.. olJlT. .. "'JtCTORY IV

Method of Protected water supply Eirtt .Bghtinr .•leelJri.6.cat,ion (Number of oonneotion.) disposal of ~ -J... ---. II8l'vlce ~------~ nighf. soil Source of System of storage nom.ti~ laO"itdal COIlllnercial Road liahting O~ I"pply with .c~pacit)'iJl • I· : ' (poitit-r. UtrllS.{lQ btaobW}' 11 12 13 14 11 111 17 HI BL,ST T,TW OBT Yes '9,4113 220 3,019 2,000 (212,000,

IV-A

NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1979

Number of latrine8 roo _,.._ Method of No. of tap points/public Electritication (Number of connections) Private disposal of hydt'ants installed fot' r------__._ ~----_...., ~ Commu· night soil supply of protected water l>oillestic Road lighting Others Waterborne Service Others nity (points) 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 15 90 BL 2 10 10 110 BL,BT 6 10 10 2110 300 BL,ST 10 III 2 2 40 200 300 BL,Si' 7' ·fO 8 2 a3 30 150 BL,ST 3 5 120 300 120 BL,ST 6 12 8 2 25 120 ilL,ST 8 140 8 1 2 150 IlL,ST 6 25 2 1 3" 5 230 BL,ST 3 2 511 7[) 400 BL,ST 12 200 30 2 20 125 50 BL,ST 4. 30 4; 1 20 100 BL,BT 10 20 10 l4. 100 120 90 BL,ST 1lJ 60 20 2 IS 10 450 BL,ST 4; 50 6 1 ... 125 BL 15 60 70 BL,ST ( 25 70 120 60 BL,ST 111 50 25 2 12 10 110 BL,BT 4. 80 13 2 10 100 35 BL,ST S 20 3 1 25 111 100 BL,ST 3 23 3 1 180 220 140 BL,ST 28 711 20 2 lOO 150 70 BL,ST • 30 1 Ita TOWN STATEMENT

MEDICAL, EDUCATlONAL,BECBBATlONAL Mediea.l facilitiea Educational ______.A. Serial .---__---A._~ r- no. C lasa and name of town Population Hospitalsl Beds in Artsl Medical Engineering Polyteclmics Recognised Dispensaries/ Medical SCiencel Colleges Colleges ehorlhand, T.B. clinics, inatitutions Commerce typewriting etc. Ilot.od in Colleges and other Col. 4: (of degree vocational level and trainixig above) institutBII 2 8 4: If 6 7 8 9 10 [--D arbhattga 176,301 H(I,Hom-2) 915 A,S, 1 Muzaffar. 1 Sh. Type(:!) D(9,A-7. AS, pur (72) o (4) U -2 ,Hom.II ) TB 48 ABC(4). FC L. Nfl 4

STATEMENT

TRAD~ C~C~ ENDUSTRY Name of three most important Name of three most important commodities "erial Class a.nd na.me of town commodities imported exported no. ,..------"-- --.. 1st 2nd 3rd 2nd 3rd

2 3 4 6 7 8

l-Dllrbbanga Petrol Coal Iron Makhana Fish Paper 19"3.

DIRECTORY

V

AND CULTURAL FACILITIES, 1979 facili ties Number of :Recreational and Cultural faeilitlN --. WorkingWo­ men's hostel. ~------~,------Kigher Secondary I Secondaryl Junior Primary Adult literacy with number Stadia Cinema Auditorial Publio Interm"diate/PUC Matricula_ Secondary Schools Classesl of seata Drama{ Libraries (Pre-Universitv tion and Centres, Community including College, Junior Middle Others halls reading College Level) Schools (specifY) rooms

II 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20

Begue. 12 45 60 I) 1 5 PL-ll arai(90)

VI

AND BANKING, 1979

!'i ~m;) of three m->st important oommoditiee Number of Banks Nnmbar of Agrioultural Number of Non-agriaultura) __manufactured-A. Cradi t Sooietiea OtedU Sooiotiea

~ ___, la, 2nd 8rd 0 10 11 11 Wooden. Aluminium Paper alt I'urniture uteJlaUs

X>-21J 1~

APPENDIX TO TOWN DIRECTORY

T01rIl Ihowln, their out&TOWths with population

-BedaL --Name of tl1e town with Population of Outgrowth Population .1_ DO. location. code core town outgrowth 2 3 4 5

There is DO outgrowth in any of the tOW(lS of Darbhanga district. DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK PART B

UrbanjVillage Primary Census Abstract ;tQ\VM AND VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Till 1971 Census, the Primary Census It, therefore, indicates the basic socio­ Abstracts used to be generated by breaking economic characteristics of the population for the Individual Slip pads and resorting to sorting the various territorial units. The division 01 of Individual Slips. As a distinct departure main workcis in four categories only is a from this procedure, the tabulation system of departure from the practice adopted for 1961 ,1981 Census has avoided the breaking of the and 1971 Censuses when the figures of main pads and manual sorting of the Individual Slips. workers were presented in nine categories. The data for the Primary Census Abstract have While the three categories, viz., cultivators, been obtained by compilation of the data avai­ agricultural labourers and persons engaged II, lable in Part II of the Household Schedule, urban areas o,f the District, Subdivisions and viz., the Population Record. remaining categories hav·e been grouped to­ gether under the category "other workers". The generation of Primary Census Abs­ tract has been done by processing the sche­ The Village/Urban Primary Census Abstract dules fi rst for the 5 per cent sample blocks, is preceded by the District Primary Census followed by 15 per cent sample blocks, followed Abstract furnishing data for total, rural and thereafter by another 20 per cent additional urban areas of the District, Subdivisions and sample blocks and finally for the remaining 60 Development Blocks and also for each town of per cent of the Enumeration blocks. The the district. figures were then aggregated for the r·equired units. An appendix has also been presented in the case of the Urban Primary Census Abstract The Primary Census Abstract included in which incorporates the basic population data the District Census Handbook is the Village/ enumerator's blockwise in each urban area. Urban Primary Census Abstract which gives This may be particularly useful for the civil figures up to the village level in case of the administration and election authorities in the rural areas and upto ward (or circle) level for urban areas. urban areas. The information contained in the Village/Urban Primary Census Abstract relates Apart from this appendix an annexure has to occupied residential houses, households, the alsol been presented showing the boundry of total population, the population of the Scheduled each enumeration block of a city/town and the Castes and the Scheduled Tribes, literates, important landmarks, roads, etc. main workers by broad categories of main acti­ vity, marginal workers and non-worker~ by sex. Besides the general Primary Census :rhe broad categories of main workers have Abstract. a chargewlse PCA in respect 01 SC/ST been classified "as under- has elso been presented. The format 01 ttlis peA is almost the same with slight changes. 1. Cultivators 2. Agricultural Labourers Rural/Urban classification 3. Workers engaged In Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs in House­ As already mentioned in the beginning the hold Industry. data for the Village/Urban Primary Census 4. Other Workers. Abstract have been presented for the revenue ~.vmage8 ~n- the .oase of rural areas and urban after the development blocks in which tfley are wards (Circles) in the case of urban areas. situated. The concepts of villag,es, town, urban agglo­ Area figure meration etc. are explained in the introductory. part of this ·volume.. The' revenue village and The geographical-9~ of the-district snown an urban>.vard -(Cricle), 'which may have com-­ In ·collumn 3 Is based ':on lhe figures supplied by prised of several enumeration blocks, liave been the Surveyor Gener:al, India. The urban area ~rel:ltec! Il~ un~ts for ,presentation of data. figures for the district have been derived 'by adding up the area figures of the individual Mode of prese-malion towns supplied by the local authorities. The r:ural area of the district has been arrived at by In the "Village/Urban -wardwise Primary subtracting the urban area figure from the Celisus Abstract the villages haVe been arrang­ geographical area of the district supplied by ect In the ascending order of their thana the Surveyor General. The area figures of ·the nlimbers whii::)l also represent their Location villages have been adopted as mentioned in the Code Numb~·rs. 'After m~~ing entrie~ for all Th.ana Jurisdiction Lists. The rural area. fig~ras theo. vmages in :a ,development block the :figures ,may not add up to th~. area figure of lhe district foLeach town 8nd ward/circle ara given. The because, as mentioned above, the rural area of tQwne have afsp"been arrang~d in the aSQending '.the district 'is comp,llted by sUbtracthig :the order of their location co_de numbers. .urban area ;figure fr~ the total .area of the district as stJpplied by the Surveyor :Gen;erai, ,Similarly' in the o i.strict P rimary ~~Census .Inoia. Abstract the :deve10pment blocks havEJ .been ft"r'ranged in the .ascending' order of the location In the Thana Jurisdiction Lists 'of the State ~ode numbers assigned to them within the Sl,.Irvey Office the area figures are available in distridt. The data have ,been presented for the acres and decimal fractions~ They have) how~ ,t.Qtal;· rurai aA-EI urban areas of the district, sub- . ever, been 'converted into hectares for presen- division and the development blocks and the tation in th~ -Vtllage Directory and the. Pri.mary data for tile _towns have been pres~nted Ju~t Census Abstract . 200

DlstRtCT PRIMARY

D istrictl Sub· '1'otal Area Numl>erof No. of Total population divi8ion/Com. Rural in occupied lIouse- (Inoluding Institutional munity Deve- Urban Km2 BesldentiaI holds aDd lIousel8s8 Population) Jopment B lockl S:OUI!e' Sl. Urban Agglome. no. rati€ln/City/To'Wn ,.- -.A.-- P M F - 1 2 a ( IS 6 7 8 9

DARBHANGA '1' ,227 286.437 345.303 2.00.8193 1.014.939 91)3.254 DISTRIOT R 2.259,r:1 245.782 320.455 1.831.892 920.762 911,140 U 19.2 20,655 24,848 176,301 94,187 82.114

DARBHA NGA S.ADAR T l;~.'. 140.131 13~19" 1,370.835 _.'791 8'77,OfI. SUBDIVISION B 180·.078 21p,..341. l,l94.M4 . 899.604· 394.010 U l,lfitl 20 , 1JIS$ 24,M8 176.301 ",18'7 82,lH 1 n~a T 206.2 41,816 49.305 311S.371 16"397 131.1'14 R 187.0 :U.161 24,437 139.2'10 70,210 fI9,

l.Jlllera.1B!I Soheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes

,- ...... ---"""\ ,... . r- ...... - P M F P 111 F P M F 16 17 1~ 10 11 12 13 14 15 44 480,764 355,278 125,486 293,215 14'L3~9 145,866 84 40 94,508 16 10 6 390,502 295,994 274,410 137,781 136 i 629 90,262 59,284 30,978 18,805 9,568 9,237 68 30 38 39 39 363,034 260,631 10~,403 189,687 95,505 94,182 78 71,~5 84,945 10 9 1 272,772 201,34~ 170,882 85,937 90,262 59,284 30,978 18,805 9,568 9,237 68 30 ?8 38 38 120,4.81 81,457 39,024 40,783 20,618 20,165 76 22,171f 8,046 10,928 8 8 30,2l!l 21,978 11,050 90,262 59,284 30,978 18, B05 9,1568 9,237 68 30 38 90,262 59,284 30,0.8 18,805 9,568 9,237 68 30 38 26,919 21,041 5,878 Z6,370 13,355 13,015 1 37,304 27,106 10,198 29,536 14,853 a,6SB 24,223 ,10,307 7,536 34,530 liS, 138 7,602 35,622 24,960 10 ;662 15,008 7,56B 7,440 9,4911 8,441 35,993 " 25,594 16,979 8,538 32,723 11 ,2~4 11,349 43,987 22,674 11,325 29,OQ8 23,527 5,571 23,199 11,646 11 ,553 94,647 23,083 51,684 6 1 /) 117,730 103,528 51,844 117,730 94.647 23,083 103,528 51,844 51,684 6 1 5

37,707 29,786 7,92i 2;),501 12,739 12,762 4 1 3 1 32,361 2.5,561) 6:,792., 25,338 12,825 12,513 1 .5,722 12,112 29,117 23,396 24,198 12,Ob6 18,545 15,901 2,6440 28,491 14,19,1 14,297 1 D-26 _'20:2

District Primary

MAIN

DiatrictlSub- Total Total Ms.in Workers C-qlt i vators Agricultural l ..1>ourer. division/Com. Rural (I-IX) (I) (II) mllnity Deve- Urban lopmOllt Blockl 8t. Urban Agflomo- 110. ration/Oi Y/Town r------.... -----.. ,.----.A. .-_---A- P M F P M F P 11 F

1 2 3 19 20 21 22 23 2' 23 26 27 DARBHANGA '1' 650,319 496,695 53,224 204,541 197,514 7,027 245,306 206,121 39,185 DISTRIOT a 510,296 459,070 51,226 203,327 196,329 6,998 243,874 204,771 39,103 U 40,023 37,525 2,498 1,214 1.185 29 1.432 1,350 82 DARBHANGASADAR T 363,679 333,369 29,810 127,239 123,662 3,lS77 152,965 133,Q07 19,9.58 SUBDIVISION R 323,656 296,344 27,312 126,025 122,477 3,548 i51,1S33 131.657 19.876 U 40,023 37,525 2,498 1,214 1,185 29 1,432 1,350 82 Darbhanga. T 78,056 72,607 5,449 16,290 U;,723 567 18,762 16,666 t.096 R 38,033 35,082 2,951 15,076 14,538 538 17,330 15,316 .2.014 U 40,023 37,525 2,498 1,214 },185 29 1,432 1,350 82

Darbhanga (M') U 40,023 37,525 2,498 1,214 1,185 29 1,432 },350 82 2 Bahadurpur R 34,030 31,353 2,677 11,402 H,098 304 16,010 14,072 1,938 3 Hayaghat R 45,[03 40,828 4,275 15,727 15,266 4111 22,468 19,290 3,178 4- Singhwara R 39,912 36.597 3,315 15,218 14,795 423 19,155 16,775 2,380 5 .Tale It 41.080 36,141 4,339 16,802 16,210 592 18,71)4 11) ,893 2.861 6 Keotiranway R 36,748 34,176 2,572 14,270 13,958 312 16,915 14.976 1,939 7 Manigachhi R 47,578 44,087 3,491 19,155 18,675 ·480 2[,443 18.884 2,559 8 Baheri R 41,172 37,480 3,692 18.375 17,937 438 19.458 16,4111 3,007 BENIPUR SUBDrVI- T 186.640 162,726 23.914 77.302 73,852 3,450 92,341 73,1l4 19,227 .SION R )86,640 162,726 23,914 77.302 73,A52 3,450 92,341 73,I1t 19,227 U

9 Ben\)mr R lS2,974 47,982 4,992 22,6110 21,860 810 24.126 20.427 3.699 10 Ghanshyaml'ur H. 48,711 42.058 6,653 20,776 20,033 743 24,868 19,142 5,726 11 Bira\11 R 42,990 38,249 4,741 17,729 17,142 587 21,1032 17,133 ·3.899 12 Kuaheshwar A~thaJl 11. 41,965 34,4,376 7,528 16.137 14.827 1.310 22.313 16.412 ·'lS.903 20i

CENSUS ABSTRACT - caneZ.],.

WORKERS ------. HouBehold Industries Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-workera Manufacturing, Pro- [lIT, IV, V (b) & ccssing, Servicing VIto IX] and Repairs [V (a))

.- ...... ----"-----...... ----_...... ~ ,.- ...... -- P 11( If P 11( F P M F P 11( -----If

28 2~ 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 3'1 38 as.

15 .2~2 13.118 2.104 85.250 79.842 5,408 30.220 7.660 22,560 1,427.654 510.684, 916,970 13,706 11,776 1,930 49.389 46.194 3.195 29.924 7,490 22.434 1,291.672 454,192 837.480 1,516 1,342 174 35,861 33.648 2,213 296 170 126 135,982 56,492 79,490 H.091 9,540 1,651 72,384 67,660 4,724 15,292 4,355 10,937 001,884 355,567 636,317 1),375 8,198 1.377 36,523 34,012 2,511 14,996 4,186 10,811 855,902 209,075 556,827 1,516 ],342 174 35,861 33,648 2,213 296 170 126 135,982 116,491 71M90 2.1174 2,215 359 40.430 38,003 2,427 3.177 947 2,230 234.338 90,843 143.495 1.M8 873 185 4.569 4.355 214 2,881 777 2,104 98,356 34,351 64,005 1,516 1,342 174 31S,81n 33.648 2,213 296 170 126 135,982 56,492 79,490

1,516 1,342 1'1' 35,861 33,648 2,213 296 170 126 135,982 56,492 79.490 1,040 949 91 /J,1I78 3,234 344 1,392 287 1,105 89.499 32.033 67,466 980 79' 186 5,928 3,478 450 1,430 334 1,096 114.896 40.483 74,413 1.863 1.539 314 3.686 3,488 198 1,307 4211 972 107.510 37,3115 70.1"5 1,381 1.181 200 4.143 3.457 681\ 692 244 448 103.IIH 33.024 68.127 873 748 1211 4.690 4,4~4 196 1.402 485 917 104.419 36.331 68,088 1,4;87 1,341 146 5.493 5.187 306 4,818 1,356 3,462 134,246 47.642 86.604; 903 773 130 2.436 2,319 117 984 277 707 103,825 35,856 67,969

~,131 3.r.7S 553 12.866 12,182 684 14,928 3,305 11,623 435,770 155.117 280,653 4,1-81 3,578 553 12,866 12,182 684 14,928 3,305 11.623 431h770 11>5,117 280,653

1,618 1,376 242 4.570 4.829 241 4,932 1.4M 3,461 187,466 48,179 89.287 617 525 92 ~.450 2,358 92 1,320 404 916 113.899 40,690 73,209 1,146 1.026 120 3,083 2.948 131S 1.591 22.'1 ],366 105,485 36,951 68.1134 150 631 9" 2.761 2,547 216 7.085 1,211 5,874 78,920 29,291 49.623 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS·

l>ls,riot/Sub- Tot-al Number diviaioDbCom- Rural of Rouse- munity eve- Urban holds lopment Block/ with Urban Scbeduled Total Schedulod S1. Agglom&ratioD/ Castes Caste PopulatioD no. City/Town members r------"------P M l'

1 - 2 :I 4 ~ 6 7 DARBHAiWOA DIST'BICT: '1' 56,092 298,216 147,349 145.864 ]I, 63,139 274,410 137.781 136 .629 U 2.933 18,806 9,568 9,287 pARBHANGA SADAR T 36,248 189,687 95.505 94,182 SUB.oIVISION R 33,:n5 170,882 85,931 84,945 U 2,933 18,805 9,569 9,237 1 ;Dal'bhallga T 7,348 40,783 20,618 20,16lS R 4.415 21,978 Il,050 10,928 U 2.933 18,SOG 9,1168 9,237 1 Darbhanga(M) U 2.933 18,S05 9,568 9,237 2 Bahadurpur R 4,847 26,370 13.355 13,015 :\ Hayaghat . R 5,782 29,536 14,853 14,683 4 Singhwara R 3,048 15,138 7,602 7,536 5 .rale R 2,966 15,008 7,568 7,«0 6 Keotiranway R 3.228 16,979 8,638 8,441 7 ManigachM R 4,617 22.674 11,32G 1l,34~ 8 Ihheri R 4.512 23.199 ll,~6 11,55& BENlpUR SUB;oIVISION T 19,844 103,1128 ISl,844 ISI,684 R 19,844 103,528 51,844 51,684 U

9- Benipur R 5,174 25,601 12,739 12,7.62 10 Ghanshyampur R 4,182 25,338 12,825 12,1)13 11 Birad R 4,474 24,198 12,086 12,112 12 Kusheshwar Asthan R 11,414 28,491 14,194 14,2~7 »0. ABSTRACT ·OF. &QHIDAAIIrl-: CASTES , ,~. ,.; - :..:,.,!

____}ItA IN WORKERS...... _____ b

,,_...... ~

Total Main C'IIlYTaton Literates, WQrkers (I-IX) (I).

.A._____ ,.-~ ,..-----_...... r- r- .____'" p M F P H 11' P ... F 8 \) 10 11 III 13 14 liS US 22,316 19,698 2,618 99,222 80,521 18,701 7,118 6,609 0040 17;298 16,814 1,484 94,539 76,453 18,086 7,088 I.m 4" 11,018 3,884 1,134 4,683 4.068 615 25 20 II 16,443 14,236 2,207 61,459 111,504 9,9IS5 3,1170 3,fl09 261 11,425 10,352 1,073 156,776 47,436 9,340 3,84r. 3,689 256 15,018 1,884 1.134 4.683 4,068 615 25 20 15 6.573 5,248 1,325 11,795 to ,150 1,645 717 635 82 1,5i>1S 1,364 191 7,112 6,082 1,030 692 6 liS 77 5,018 3.884 1,134 4',683 4,068 615 215 20

:5,018 3,884 1,134 4,683 4,068 6 liS 215 20 "Ii 2,224 2,017 207 S;334 7,148 1,186 5157 311 1,84.4 1,675 169 9,843 8',084 1,759 618 579 "39 8e5 788 77 lJ ,116 4,366 750 375 34.8 IT 911 826 81S lJ,It38 4,390 1,148 359 330 19 1,925 1,294 ISI 15,2'93 ',566 729 348 345 I 1,4015 1,249 156 7,429 6,308 1,121 IS08 483 10 1,196 1,139 57 8,109 6,492 1,61'1 391 376 lIS 5,873 3,462 411 37,763 29,017 8,746 3,243 3,000 241 Ih873 5,462 4II 31',763 29,017 8,746 3.243 1,000 243

I,HS 1.355 93 8,489 6,943 1,54;6 616 580 36 '1';287 1,169 118 0;861 7,1167 2,494 746 710 a. 1,276 .1,187 89 8;344 6.782 1,762 fj7'1 '~ 13 1,862 .l,7fjI 111 10,869 7,\l25 2,944 1,304 1,1116 141 2-6ft.

D18.RICT' PRIMARY CENSUS

HAIN

D ie\rJe\J Sub. Total Houaehold Industry- divisi'on/Com. Rural AEI oultn ral Manufacturing. munity Peve· Urban abourerB ProceBBing. Servicing lopment Block/ and Repairs Urban (V (&) ] 81. Agglomerationl (II) nu. Cit.y/Town ..------....._ ..------. P )0{ F P M F

2 3 17 18 19 to 2~ 2i1 DARBHANGA DISTRICT T 80,447 63.944 16,503 2.092 1,637 455 R 80,066 63,594 16,472 1,9711 1,554 422 11 381 350 31 116 83 33 PARBHANGA SADAR T 47,579 39,313 8.264 1.333 1,212 321 SUBDIVISION R 47.198 38,965 8.233 l,4l7 1.129 288 U 3S) 330 31 116 83 33 Darbhanga or 5,940 1),044 8116 308 230 76 R 3.359 4,694 863 100 147 43 U 381 350 31 116 83 33 1 Darbhanga (M) U SSl 330 31 116 83 as ~ Babadnrpur . R 6.556 3,548 1,008 134 106 2a 3 Hayaghat R 8,026 6.562 1,464 213 170 43 Singhwara R 4,374 3.697 677 176 142 34 5 oJale R 4,606 3.647 1I1S9' 181 135 46 6" Keotiranway R 4.439 3.7114 68 IS D9 86 13 7 Manigachhi R 6.256 5.230 1,026 !41S 203 42 8 Baheri R '1 .382 5,833 1,349 179 140 39 BBNIPUR SUBDIVISION T 32,868 24.629 8.239 Mil 424 134 R 32,868 24,629 8,239 559 4!5 134 U

II Benipur R 7,278 5,855 1,428 207 153 M :0 Ghanshyampnr R 8,834 6,422 2,412 128 1M 24 II Biraul ' , R 7 .595 5,,1105 1,690 1211 ' 109 KUliheshwar Asthan R g.161 6,447 2,714- 93 19 36.. l2 WOBXJU'tS ------~--~----.

Other Worker. [III, IV, V(~ Marginal Workers Non· worltol'J ..

r-_____and VI JJ...to ___ I ) . - ___ ...... r---.----j... ---~-,-.." ,.....------"""'------p .M J' P M F P M F 23 2' 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 9.570 8.331 1.239 7.432 1.156 6,276 186,561 65.672 120,889 6,409 4,716 693 7,394 1,144 6,260 172.477 60,184 1l2,293 4,161 3,616 546 38. 12 26 14,084 5,488 8,596 8,477 7,368 1,10' 3,539 577 2,962 124.689 43,424 81 ,2(11S 4,316 3,753 563 3,501 565 2,936 110,605 37,936 72.669 4,161 3,61t) 54.6 88 12 26 14,OB! 5,488 8,596 4,832 4,241 1S91 714 106 608 28,974 10,3112 17.IH2 671 626 45 676 94 582 14.190 4.874 9.'316 4.161 3.6111 346 38 12 26 14.. 084 ".4,88 8.596 4,161 3,615 546 38 12 26 14.084 5,488 8.596 1,087 1983 104 490 66 424 17,546 6,141 11.405 P8S 773 213 410 59 351 19.283 6.710 12.1S73 191 179 12 295 42 253 9.727 3,194 6.633 392 278 114 122 42 80 9,348 3.13& 6,212. 409 381 28 265 69 196 11.419 3.903 7.1S16 423 390 33 939 159 780 14.806 4,858 9.448 157 143 14 30{ 34 270 14.786 5.120 9.666 1,'098 963 130 3,893 57!1 3,314 61.872 22.248 39.624 1,093 963 130 3,893 579 3,314; 61. 872 22,248 . 39,624

388 ami 33 1.181 204 977 15.831 1),592 10.239 HI3 131 II 143 35 108 HI,334 5.423 9.911 243 21' 2t 626 35 591 15,028 lI.269 S..759 301) 263 .~ 1,9,3 305 1,638 15.679 5,964, 9.7HS ~.

,:'&jST-Aiot ·:,pRiMARY :~U.·, ,

MAIN .-- District/Sub· Total Number of divilion~om. Rural House· munity eve· Urban holds lopment Blockl with Total Scheduled Literates Total main Cultivators Urban Scheduled Tribc~ popUlation Workers Sl. Agglomerationl Tribes (I-IX) ( I) no. Vi ty/Toll'tl members

r- r- ",.---....::.;;.._,_,.-=----~~ r-~-. ..-_.....,;;.;..._---~ p M po P M F P M F P M F 1 2 3 4- IS 6 7 8 It 10 11 12 13 14. 15 16 DARBHANGA T 36 84 40 44 75 34 41 36 26 10 DISTRICT R 9 16 10 6 13 7 6 15 10 5 U a'1 88 30 38 62 27 35 21 16 I) DARBHANGA SADAR T 30 78 39 39 70 34 36 31 23 6 SUBDIVIEION R a 10 9 1 8 7 1 10 9 1 U 27 68 30 38 62 27 35 21 16 is

1 J>arbhanga T ~8 76 as 38 69 34 35 29 24 IS R 1 8 8 7 7 8 8 U 27 68 30 38 62 27 35 21 16 5 Darbhanga (Y) U 27 68 30 38 62 27 35 21 16 .IS 2 Babadulur R 3 Hayngha R 4 ' Singhwara R I) Jale R 6 KeoHranway R I 7 Manigachhi R 8 Baheri R BENlpUR SUB, T 6 6 5 5 /) I) 1 4 .DIVISIoN R 6 6 I) 5 5 5 1 4 U ...

9 Be'Ilipnr R "4 4, 1 3 3 3 2 10. GhanahyauJ.ur R 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 Biraul R 11 XUBbosbw,", Ast~.n R 1 1 1 1 1 I t09

ABSTRACT OF SCHEDULED. TRMES

WORKEHS -----'.-- -~------Household Industry-­ Man ufacturing, Agricultural Processing • other Workers Non-workers T~'l.bourer8 Servicing and [III; IV,V(h) Marginal Workers (II) Repairs and VI to IX] t Veal] ,..---_..10-----..... r---~- ---. r- - ---"'----~ r--___.A-----, P M F P M F P M F p M ]!' 26 .27 28 29 30 31 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 36 26 10 48 14 34 15 10 5 1 1 21 16 II 47 14 33 31 211 6 47 14 33 ]0 9 1 21 16 5 47 14 33 29 24 5 47 14 33 8 8 21 16 {; 47 14 33

21 }6 0 47 14 33 ...

5 1 4 1 1 5 1 4 1 1

3 1 2 1 1

1

D. -27 210> DEVELOPMEN'f BLOCK-DARBRANGJ\ URIAN/YILLAGI! PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village wi th village in Oocupied No. of (including Institu· < Serial Thana no., heotares Residen· House. tional and Houeelesl Scheduled Scheduled Literate. no. Town/Wa.rd/ and of til\l holds Population) Castea Tribe. Oircle town/ward Houles in kIn.1 ,------"----"" ..... --"-~ r--_"'__~ ,..--...... --. P M F M F M F M J'

2 3 , I) 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE TRANA-DARBBANGA 1 Kanei Dakhli (112) 93.48 Uninhabited 2 Ma8umpur Kataria( 114) 34.80 Uninhabited 3 Manihas Kanai (U5) 526.89 427 430 2,820 1,890 1,430 60 66 370 49 4 N ar katia ( 116) 80.94 40 40 182 940 88 87 82 23 6 IS Kanai (1l7) 261 .83 803 804 4,324 2,165 2,159 III 117 586 2115

II Manihas ( 118) 40.87 Uninhabited 7 Sobhan (11914) 12.911 5 5 3) 13 18 8 Saraokhaje Saur (238) Wh~lly ~;rged 'i'~ ;Darbhanga (Hi \) SaidN"'gar (239) Wholly merged inU n>"Hn~~ ,M) 10 Asfardi apur (241) Wholly merged in Darbhanga eM) 11 Mahdauli (261/2 ) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 12 Maheshpatti (27ti) Wholly merged in ;Darbhanga (M) 13 ChakR!\hmllt (277) Wholly merged in Darbhan12a (M) 14 Chak Nasif (278) Who]Jymerged in Darbhanga (M) 15 Chak Rahmat (279) Wholly merged in l>arbhanga (M)

16 Bazidpur (285) Wholly merged in Darbhsnga eM) 17 Ratnopatti (286) Wbolly merged in Darbhsnga (M) 18 Suhbhankarpur (287) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 19 Cha.taria (28812 ) 146.90 Uninhabited 20 Madhpur (303) 45.'i3 49 61 371 209 162 67 58 65 IS 21 Mabbi Bolauna (304) 129.09 141i 265 1,602 839 763 330 31-£ 192 151 22 ShahbazpurBbulka(305) 141.64 189 319 1,742 865 877 64 68 284 154 23 Chak Bhulka (306) 16.59 9 11 49 23 26 7 24 Siso (307) 1H7.13 911 1, 111 7,242 3,637 3,605 554 1i~0 1,040 2i5 25 Madhopur {30S) 32.37 44 67 437 226 211 97 52 :26 Banauli (309) 26.30 18 18 95 58 37 25 15 23 4 27 Chakka (310) 111.29 M 55 275 134 141 81' 92 21 28 Narkatia (312) 32.78 Uninhabited 21) Makbnahi (31 3 ) 353.69 278 278 1.564 766 798 104 116 362 141 30 Ketuka. (314) 420.87 246 246 1,589 830 759 7 10 251 93

31 Chak Mohiuddin (318) 5.26 9 9 75 35 40 20 9 32 Harpur (319) 10LOO 184 185 889 430 459 163 152 117 36 as Hrrrpllr (319/2) 16.19 Uninhabited 34 Toktar (33~3) 19.02 20 20 104 49 55 Iii 11 4 35 Karhatia (3 3) 73.25 87 124 907 437 470 25 18 231 230

36 B"lia (415~ 92.68 lIS 116 689 348 341 29 30 176 80 :H Bedaul {416 43.30 84 84 481 231 250 22 28 85 13 38 Amdiha (i17 ) 106.84 88 }09 1573 274 299 16 72 69 12 39 Chakkarima (418) 10.12 4 19 7 12 40 Mamal (419) 63.53 61 79" 427 237 190 25 2 41 Qairpur (420) 64.75 154 168 1,008 539 469 102 86 302 162 42 Chak Sona (421) 38.44 84- 108 753 31S8 395 223 182 43 :Dumduma (422) 67.18 20 50 221 103 118 60 73 24 a 44 Chhotaipatti (423) 402.66 423 714 4,245 2,065 2,180 198 191 958 524 45 BarmotarAz (424) 33.99 7 10 61S 31 34 2 IS 14 1 Rakbe Chhatwan. 46 Patbarpatti (421i) 23.07 49 49 260 126 ]34 78 10 47 Pachgachhia «(26) 87.01 Uninhabited 48 Barmotar Az (427) 38.85 Uninhabited Rakbe Dularpur. 49 :Dularpur (428) 499.38 408 408 2,206 1,098 1,IQ8 269 2&3 IH5 216 ISO Milki (429) 32.78 '" 1i"lnhabIINl .CINaU$ :AaaYRAct

MAIN WORKERS ""­ Tot>! I :\lain Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Wor. Workurs Labourers Industry_ kers Marginal (I-IXj (I) (II ) Manufacturing, [UI, IV ,V (b) Workers Non-worken Processing • Atld VI to Servicing IX] and Repail1l [V (a)) ,--.....-..... ,--""'--- M F H F ttl 16 17 18 21 22 23 24 26 27 28

73~ llS 315 3 358 99 10 69 19 38 619 ) ,274 40 L1 4 36 11 54 77 I,Ol8 49 513 13 389 20 20 96 74. 44 1 ,073 2.;066

7 1 2 6 18

113 36 tlO 1 32 34 3 2S 1 1 96 125

481 179 )20 31 330 143 2 3 29 3 358 581 434 30 145 4 222 25 15 52 1 431 847 13 1 5 7 1 1 10 25 1,923 137 400 16 1,038 89 199 16 286 16 26 199 1,688 3,269 113 40 41 9 23 )13 2U 33 6 14 18 6 1 25 31 81 37 19 60 37 2 113 104 310 42 )83 78 33 3 44 2 13 2 443 7il4 296 8 235 " 35 3 1 25 5 1 534 750 15 13 :I 20 40 .,229 91 123 13 1 7 200 452 28 3 '1 21 3 21 32 -,J'111 a 97 tiO 23 3 10 262 '4117 H" 93 81 S" 17 1M 341 " :UO 11 ..... fJ6 39 11 IS 121 239 . ,':'137 , 25 . 63 1 55 18 "7 6 12 9 131 265 6 2 6 2 1 1 I} '140 02 97 22 '1 70 2 8 97 90 ,33 46 83 2 104 41 4 1 40 1 17 305 407 ·125 1 74 28 1 22 1 233 394 63 11 152 40 118 9il 87 363 11 41S7 159 54 6 97 H 1 1,093 2,093 ill 4. 10 8 IS 1 1 111 30 1i9 1S9 67 134

, 645 1 ,oj 3 ~2 95 un 316 90 71 1 11 212 DEVELOPMENT BLOCE-DAlUtBANGA URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village. in Occupied :!'io. of (inoluding Institu. Serial Thanano./ hectares Residen· House· tional and Bouse)e118 Soheduled Scheduled Literat~ no. Town/Ward/ and of &il'ol holds Population) (lo.si>ee Tribes (lircle town{ward Houllell

inltm.2 r----...... r-~-- ,--..A..~ ,---_"_--- P M F }[ F M F H F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 .REVENUE THANA-DARBIlANGA. -ctmtil.

51 Ruohaul (430) 114.12 400 404 2,078 1 ,087 091 187 174 472 185 52 Andhri (431) 271.54 430 430 2,&98 1,308 1,200 334 328 476 81 lS3 Thakurainia (432) 208.01 762 752 3,997 1 ,976 2,021 278 276 633 294. 5' Muda (433) 150.95 404 404- 2.362 [,145 1,217 _2 2 378 163 lS5 Leama (434) 645.06 738 879 5,038 2,372 2,1166 236 243 801 462 56 Bijuli (435) 363.00 351 496 3,224 1,7111 1,473 60 47 876 483 57 Dadh Marauna (436) 4.86 Uninhabiteo 58 Dbuskaul (437) 354.10 293 360 2,106 1,029 1,077 145 132 375 220 59 Mani (438) 286.11 160 166 882 462 420 92 88 119 18 60 Rampur (439) 129.90 34 45 216 110 106 ·20 22 5 2 61 Balaha (447) 251. 71 33L 363 2,029 1,048 981 196 182 184 42 62 Ramsala (448) 13.35 12 18 94 46 48 46 48 10 2 63 Basdeopur (449) 1,418.81 857 1,176 7,192 3,581 3.6ll 227 232 ... 831 163 64 Alafgani (450) Wholly mergl'd in Darbhanga (M ) 65 Dishunpur (451 ) Wholly merged in Darbbanga (M) 66 Maulvi Ganj (452) Wholly merged in Darbhallga (M) 67 Chak Nijam (453) Wholly mergl'd in Dalbbanga (M) 68 Rube1a Ganj (454) Wholly nll'rged in Darbhanga (M) 69 Fateh Ali Ganj (455) Wholly melged in Darbhanga (M) 70 Kadirabad (456) Wholly morged in DaIbhanga (M) 71 Naua Garhi (4tl7) Wholly merged in Darbbanga (M) 72 Kherai .r alkal' (458) Wholly mergod in Darbhanga (M) Bankar. 73 Kheraj Nijabat Khan(459) Whully merged in Darbbanga (M) 74 Mnradser Ganj (460) Wholly merged in Darbhanga ( M) 75 Champa Nagar (461) Wholly m€'rged in Darbbal·ga (M)

76 Sahabad Ganj (462) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (l\{) 77 Misri Ganj (463~ Wbolly merged in Darbhanga (M) 78 Ramchakwaris Nagar 464) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 79 Hasan Chak (465) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (J\f) 80 Sarai Sarns"r Ganj(466) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M)

81 lI>Iardan Singh (467) Wholly mergoo in Darbhanga (M) 82 Saudagar MahalIa (468) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 83 Sekh Suleman (469) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 84- Maulana KhAn (470) Wholly merged in Jhrbhanga (M) Mohammad a5 Mirzapur . (471) Wholly merged in D arbhanga (lH)

86 Rajkumar Gani (472) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 87 Lal Bltgh (473) Wholly merged in llarbhanga (M) 88 Aulia Galli (4,74) Wholly merged in ])arbhflnga (M) 89 Chak Dhobiabi (47u) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 110 Khairabad (476) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M)

IH Narganna (477) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 92 Saidpur ( 478) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 93 Madar Cbak ~ 480) Wholly m .. rged in Darbhanga (M) 04 Maula Gani 481) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) 05 Urdu Bazar (482) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M)

06 Zamin Kheraj (~83 ) Wholly merged in Darbbanga (M) 07 Kajipura (484) Wholly merged in Darbhangs. (M) ~ Himmat. Ganj (485) Wholly merged in Darbhanga (M) i~ Belwa Gani (486 ) WhOlly merged in Darbhanga (M 09 OhakJ&hra ( 48T) Wholly merged in ;Darbhanga (M) '~lS SUBDIVISION- bAli.BBANGA SADAR "C£NSU$ ABSTRACT'

___MAIN _._A- WORKERS______. ______~

L'otal Mu.in Cu Itivatora Agricultural Household Other War. Workers Labourers Industry- kerB (I-IX) ( I) (II ) Manufacturing, [III,IV,V(b) Margin81 Non-worker. Processing, and VI to Workers Servicing IX) and Repairs [V( a) ) ,.-_.."A.. __--... ,..------.. r-----"-_-_....._ r----"---.. ,...--"----., ,.----"-----. ~--..,.".._-- M J' M F AI F M F M F M J' " F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 !~ !6 27 28

I\,S 49 232 235 29 27 19 1'!4 L 2. .. .J 637 937 724, 378 330 1 ]~ 1184 1,290 SH 48 349 18 447 2.t ·1] 1 47 II 3 2 1,089 1,971 660 74 321 . 21 124 :.!2 42 12 7:l 19 12 573 I, 143 1.042 . 107 1124 11 381 58 21 2 U6 30 III 270 1,219 2,289 815 13 240 II 496 5 4 75 2 936 1,460 4.1.9 89 237 17 177 69 31) 2 32 141 M8 847 241 3 112 123 3 2 4 1 220 417 67 15 11 51 15 4 1 2 16 41 71S 609 66 296 264 66 48 3 436 915 28 18 10 18 48 1,959 20 1,007 4 792 13 30 130 3 66 328 1 ,1556 3,263 2i4 DEVELOPMEN't BLOCK-DARBHANGA

Name 01 Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of ( including Institu­ Serial Thana no./ hectares and Residen- House­ tional and Housele88 Scheduled Scheduled Uter.tee no. Tnwnj\V"rdj oftownj tial holds Population) Cast~ Tribes Circle ward in Houses km.2 ,...----_...... ------""I ,..--.-...- .... P M F II[ If

2 3 6 7 8 10 11 13

REVENUE 'l'IIANA-DARBHANGA -- contd.

101 BakarGanj (48S) Wholly merged in Darbbanga (M) 102 Bohuarwa ( 489) Wholly merged in Darbhanga ( M) 103 SaidJahan ('9L) Wholly merged in Da.Jbhar,ga (M) 104 Said Jahan (492) Wholiymerged in Darbbanga (M) 105 Kabir Chak (497) 51.80 237 1,677 873 sot, 150 133 266 82 106 Ch",k Jamal (497J!) 1:3. 27* 46 61 407 197 210 -.. 40 n3 107 M'l.thurapur (4\1S) 50.5S 158 159 886 462 424 283 248 122 41 lOS Kheraj Bela (499) 6.07 6 11 43 23 20 4 12 6 109 Behat (501) 37.64 138 174 815 481 334 28 29 230 83 tLO R.. ~mpur K'1.sim (502) 21.45 29 43 228 120 108 106 94 20 8 III Ma1patti (503) 8.09 Uninhabited H2 Bishunpur Mebdi ( 504) 2.43 Uninhabited U3 Gehumi (505) 3.24 Uninlulblud ll4 Padri (506 ) 128.69 384 384, 1.914- 992 922 496 477 174, 21 115 Sara Mohammad (507) 199.51 201 245 1,446 745 701 219 221 214 47 116 Sara Fazil (508) 63.13 230 230 1,332 665 667 ...... 194 (,9 117 Havel; J)arbbanga (509) Wholly merged in D al'bhanga (M) 11S Gangwara (510) 51.80 116 116 707 363 344 82 90 ... .., 116 26 119 Chand Patti (511) 52,61 106 106 511 291 220 85 79 54 2 120 Belhar (512) 72.03 143 219 1 ,084 .550 534 140 153 911 6 121 Bela Dullah (513) 263.85 21 35 195 92 103 1 122 Bela Dullah (513/2) 17.00 48 61 456 235 221 9 13 52 123 Bela Shankar (5U) 60.09* Uninhabited 124 Ranipur ( 510) 103.19 252 252 1,639 853 786 104 93 360 87 125 Del .. (516) 78.51 129 129 744 316 368 230 226 86 40

126 Gehurni (1517) 6.88 Uninhabited 127 Bela Nawado. (518) 37.64 Uninhablud 128 Chak WaH (519) 22.61 43 43 210 110 100 7 8 129 Mahjidia (520) 17.00 Uninhabited 130 Gehumi (521) 7.69 Uninhabited

131 B&9ailo. (522) 130.31 1711 175 995 lID8 487 ~ 8'1' 105 26 132 Gabir Chak ( 523) 12.15> Uninhabited 133 Mausimpur (524 ) 42.90 liS 80 462 234 228 10 1'1 67 7 13' Badea (520 ) 50.59 59 59 377 193 184 28 lJ 135 L"u Tola (526) 152.56 24 59 360 IIH 169 48 1 138 Chamru Bishunpur (1127) 8.90 Uninhabited 137 Cbak Gadhia (528) 10.12 262 1l!2 140 37 17 138 Chak Abdul Rahim (529) 15.78 Uninhabited 139 Rampur Kasim (530) 8.09 Uninhabited 140 Bishunpur (1542/2) 2.83 Uninhabited

141 Sonki (596) 219.34 268 290 1,538 830 708 235 203 176 27 142 Rasulpur Sahila (f97) 246.85 180 180 1,051 M8 lS03 89 97 67 143 Khojkipur (600) 137.19 86 86 391 200 197 28 34 61 6 144 Ghorghata (601) 246.85 156 226 1,170 600 570 212 203 127 27 145 Dhoi (602) 451.22 1137 654 3,761 2,006 1,755 210 199 41H 133 146 J)iwari (603) 124.24 314 314 1,763 907 886 98 81 ltl2 27 147 A tihar (604) 180.49 258 258 1 ,420 698 722 H29 1/10 148 Rasu1a (605) 35.21 Pni7Jhabit,d 140 Pura. (606) 136.16 163 243 1.293 619 674 6T 112 14.0 33 130 XIlParia (607) 194.25 169 358 1,901 974 t27 J3 '0 .150 J3 "'Area of tbe vill sse supplied through loeaI authoJiti~. CENSUS ABSTRAct" ';

.J _~ ______MAIN-..A.o- WORKERS______~ Total Main Cultivator. Agricultural Household Other Wor- Work91's Labourers Industry- kerB Marginal Non-workere (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing. [IIl,IV.V(b) "'orkar. processing, and VI to 8ervicing IX] and Repairs [V (a)] ..-_.A.___, ..--...,,_.___.._ ,--_"_~ ,---.A.----"\ r--.A.--..... ,..--...A.---- H F K F 1r[ F M F M l' M F 16 11 20 21 23 26 27

400 17 :4 1 156 4. 9 3 232 9 473 787 101 13 38 3 lSI 10 12 96 1116 240 13 3 1 90 2 2 145 10 222 411 14 2 11 9 20 194 6 8 18t1 6 287 328 58 1 2 56 1 62 107

In7 118 40 12 1M 48 16 3 357 5 42 83 433 '771 405' 6,j .7l) 1-' 182 35 13 H M 5 I 1 a:Hl 1131 357 7 45 22 3 II 279 3 308 660

178 31 8 41 27 127 3 3 IR7 310 134 I 7:1 (} 52 1 I 1(;6 219 278 63 71 7 155 54 1 51 2 7 27 265 444

57 IS 52 12 34 91 113 IS 34 72 is 7 II 121 205 379 6 115 2 210 2 2 52 2 474 780 212 :I 54 154 2 4 164 366

61 , 67 4 43 96

307 31) 121 12 135 19 21 8 30 109 201 339

98 1 58 27 1 2 11 47 63 89 164 102 8 28 71 /I 1 2 3 91 i76 73 1 22 45 1 6 17 101 167

88 lJ 14 1 32 1 12 64 137

452 34 106 263 34 83 20 378 61S4 :!7I~ 163 9~ 14 273 tI03 88 12 40 9 39 3 9 112 I81S 311 9 124 175 9 12 11 20 278 1S41 1.0S9 Jl2 450 13 538 98 3 68 1 4 !H3 1.643 499 25 2M 7 178 12 8 2 58 .( 2l 1 387 830 358 8 21)6 I'J 62 1 6 34 2 9 46 331 668 2M 39 ISO 1 130 38 2 14 2 r; 321 630 48 1 IS 172 ~97 ;J. 278 152 22 " 921 .216 DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-·DABBBANGA URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Total Population Nam.. of Ar.... of No. of village with village in Occupioo No. of (including Institn. tional and Rousel""B Scbsduled Sch"duled Literat;e. Thana no.' h"ctar,,~ Ro~iden· House· S""ial holds Population) Castes Tribes no. Townl'Vardl and of tial townfward Houses Circle ,-__" .J.. __"-----, ,--_J.-.__ -"", in km.2 _--"----.. r--_...... ---... P 1.1 F M: F M F M F

fj 6 7 S 9 10 11 12 13 14 2 3 4 REVENlJE THANA'-:'DARBBANGA-contd.

446 304 212.()5 21)5 286 '2,107 989 l.ll8 67 139 1~1 Khlltwara (608 ) 163 12[ III 1 1 30.76 44 84 351 188 11)2 Qauea Dill (609) 89 496 251 245 33 23 66 27 (610) 166.73 44 153 Gausa 232 363 2,21\3 1,169 1,084 152 141 33:l 102 Kbarthua (611 ) 232.69 154 111.(11) 70 76 472 250 222 34 28 82 IS 155 Bhawanipllt (612) 762 95 188 54 210.03 189 253 1.485 723 116 156 Dih 13"rai (613) 21)4 268 66 70 42 2 39.20 70 lOS 562 157 R~m B"rai (614) 522 44 1>9 53 I 78.91 HIO ]99 1)75 453 158 BbagwanptH ( (15) 452 211t 233 47 48 52 8 {616) 87,82 92 92 159 Ka.nti 88 88 437 214 223 ]00 2 160 Muhlla. (617 ) (J~.20 9 68 37 :ll 28 8 Bhaluahi (618) 29.501 -1 161 73 134 803 426 377 27 22 184 44 162 B"lwa. (619) 16390 Ullinhabited 163 Ara7i R,rm'ltay"(620) 37.M 9IG 970 ] \ 15 111 253 2(} 312.01 261 337 1,916 16-1 Telahan (62\) 200 l,211 589 622 207 213 160 66 165 Kharua (622) 102.38 2409 90 90 659 332 327 141 M IS6 Snttdarpur (1323 ) 25.09 862 904 78 82 39:) !'47 269.S6 306 306 1,165 167 Bhlndl (6240) 8 t2 12 5 Khajuri (621\) 117.35 S 2.49,{ 168 1 ,001 l,oot 5.170 2.676 339 335 S 85t 337 1(',9 Ad"lpur ( 626) 466.60 H6 408 6 118 8 151 156 854 5 170 _h"azla (tl27) llS.17 Uninhabited 8h",hbu7.pur (628) 19.53 305 122 15 171 118 129 676 371 84 67 172 Rllnnll. (629) 171.58 3.834 3,809 830 618 1,620 875 1 ,2~(l 1,361 J .643 173 nhalp"tti (630 ) 8 11. 79 Uninhabited Borwa (631 ) 40.81 978 984 72 174 315 405 1,982 130 126 391 115 ~tin(l. Gh,t (632) 127.67 Uninhabited Damri (633) 42.49 611 27 176 2154 257 1,:141 670 298 Ma 180 177 M.jhiaOl ( 634) 179.68 936 48t 455 156 161 42 2 2:39.1\7 luI 155 178 Bhidhi ( 635) 14B 756 363 393 145 139 62 1 PI1Tk"botimput (636) 259.00 148 321 302 10 179 96 9S 623 128 180 Chhabib (637 ) 82.96 Uninhabited 35.21 181 Khodadadpur (638) 261 1,444 716 728 88 89 221 24 ( (IS\)) 172.79 241 158 6 182 Jafra ]97 203 1.075 518 .'>57 204 240 183 Panta (MO) 133.54 Uninhabited 184 Az Rakbe (641) 7.28 Purkhotimpur 347 92 133 133 680 333 98 no IS5

MAIN WORKERS ------"- Total Ma.in Cultiva.tors Agricultural Household OtherWor­ Work"rs Labourers Industry­ kers Marginal Non-workers (I-IX) (I) (II) Manuf8cturing, [III ,IV ,VOl) Workers Processing. and VI to Servicing IX] and Repairs [V (a)] ___ A... ___ ,.-__..-1'0. __ ---.A...-~ r---..A.-...... ,--".",..---.. ,--.A.-__"" 11 F· M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 . 24 25 26 27 28

387 66 222 3 44 17 56 34 65 12 14 46 588 1,006 89 87 2 99 l63 87 3 35 48 3 4 34 56 130 186 632 21 295 6 273 14 5 1 59 1 3 536 1,060 135 1 78 42 7 1 8 Il5 221 395 14 141 7 246 7 8 327 '748 197 14 138 1 52 10 7 2 97 254 2i9 31 38 10 207 2! 4 1 1 203 487 99 6 42 2 IS4- 4 2 9 83 III 144 111 21 76 9 34 12 1 4 103 198

12 5 9 j) 3 25 26 84 20 68 20 15 342 357 476 20 306 6 139 12 3 28 2 II 44 459 906 300 152 74 195 13t 19 16 12 2 17 34 272 436 152 4 29 69 2 54 2 180 323 432 18 219 4 163 13 8 1 42 3 427 885 12 12 1,434 56 600 I 590 48 22 4 222 3 2 4 1 ,240 2,434 227 17 102 2 117 14 8 I 2 I 217 390

191 13 110 G 81 7 ISO 292 .1.935 117 752 32 1,016 77 21 5 HS 3 23 74 1,876 3,678 1128 10 243 3 2-13 4 17 25 3 17 44 433 930

362 170 174 1:0 173 nO 12 ::I 3 308 498 272 8 190 80 8 2 209 447 196 123 69 3 167 392 149 10 94 4 51 6 4 172 292

338 28 173 12 132 16 33 2 376 700 272 2 126 118 7 "- 21 14 79 232 476

152 11 89 46 8 16 3 1 16 69 165 267 11)5 2 68 1 84 4 2 1 7 193 448

264 1 125 116 20 3 1 63 40 284 522

3iS,082 2,91H ~4,5~~ 538 ~~,3\6 2,OI~ 87~ 185 4,355 214 777 2,104 340,351 64,005 D-28 218 DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-DAMllAMClA URBAtlLYJU.AGE PRIMARY

Na.me of Area of No, of village with Total Population village in Occu~ioo lqo. of Serial Thana.no./ hectares (including IIlBtitu- R9IIi 611- House- tiona} 8.nd Houaeleas no. Town!W..rd/ and of tial Scheduled h Oirole holds PopUlation) Sc ool1led Literates town/ward IIoulIe8 Castes Tribes in Jun. a

.----""'--..... ,.-~-._ ,--~~ P At F H .---...... -~ F H F M 1 2 lJ' 3 6 7 8 , 10 " II 12 13 14 DARBBANGA 1 Ward no. 1 N.A. 2 Ward no. 2 442 307 3.362 } ,8151 N.A. 533 717 1.7II 311'; 282 3 Ward no. 3 11.141 2.634 2.1107 41I 760 316 N.A. 634 696 4,49tS 405 1,IH6 4 Ward nO.4- N.A. 2.451$ 2,040 1J74 1S71 669 II Ward no. (; 440 .'>78 3,1573 1,8l18 1,735 IS 2 1,1151 44." N.A. 478 607 4,145 260 244 1,04.7 2,122 2,023 87 91 4.01 6 Ward no. 6 N.A. 1,056 34.1 7 Ward no. 7 l'>l7 64.7 4.012 IM28 },1S84 N A. 531 62 36 8 Ward no. 8 766 4,7S4 2,420 2.314: 982 !I,039 1,068 1) N.A. 434 67! 4.718 996 1.13, Ward nO. 9 N.A. 2.1Sl!9 2.184 268 239 353 10 Ward no. 10 1,008 1,082 6,819 3,864- 2,91';3 ... ] ,776 990 N.A. 519 606 3,716 612 r;01 14 '1 2,589 1,992 l,f84 69 69 1.245 1 1 1,479 804 11 Ward no. 11 N.A. 488 12 WardnD .12 731 4,786 2.1107 M.A. 681 2,279 136 119 13 Ward no. 13 809 5,046 2,001 2,445 470 1.667 944 N.A. 341 504. 3,241 514 i,llB 14 Ward nO. 14 N.A. 1.599 I,M2 219 251) tHO 15 Wa-dno.15 613 713 5,670 3,030 2,640 6'71 226 N.A. 569 647 54 47 5,1)29 2,000 2,609 183 2,147 },409 16 Ward no. 16 189 1,89l$ 1,191 17 N.A. 965 1,002 6,940 Ward 00. 17 N.A. 3,807 3,133 290 277 IS Ward no. IS 597 611) 4.762 2,4,94 2,268 2 .2 2,M3 1.226 N.A. 781i 915 7,385 216 233 1 ,420 19 Wardno. 19 N.A. 3,947 3,438 485 489 675 20 Wa.rd no. 20 511 622 4,722 2,393 2,329 2,342 1,262 N.A. 460 473 3,16{) 99 89 1,585 1,628 1,532 300 389 935 21 Ward no. 21 727 333 N.A. 808 951 22 Ward oe. 22 8,021 4,154 3,867 218 23 N.A. 696 783 6,821 3,542 210 2,357 1,457 Ward no. 23 N.A. 57& 3,279 135 136 24 Ward no. 24 766 5,567 2,905 2,662 2,211 1,297 N.A. 55$ 5l>3 3,726 353 306 1,622 25 Warduo .25 N.A. 1,954 1,772 2J6 228 767 91m 1,022 7,100 3,868 3,232 1,120 529 559 495 2 21 26 Ward no. 26 N.A. 2.789 1,679 27 Ward no. 27 651 762 6,071 3,3}3 N.A. 5M 2,758 65 59 28 Ward 110_ 28 724 5,391 2,880 2.370 B.A. 738 2,511 196 191 l,b03 29 Ward no. 29 918 6,11'82 3,592 2,990 1,7l12 983 N.A. 697 948 6,327 372 360 30 Ward nO. 30 3.606 2,1.21 93 2.527 1.3!7 N.A. 616 834 6.317 100 2.926 3,270 3.047 174 179 ... 1,861 31 Ward no. 31 1.730 960 32 N.A. 768 928 6,749 Ward no. 32 N.A. 789 3,683 3,066 261 263 33 Ward no. 33 930 6,368 3.642 2,726 2,59/J },297 N.A. 792 832 5,050 344 310 IS l!.460 2.719 2,331 892 3119 1,032 " 2,766 942 Total 19.18 20,655 24 ,84S 176,301 94,187 82,114 9,568 9,237 30 38 59,284 80,971$ 2i9 SUBDMSiON-DAABBANGA SADAa CEN8u8 ABs1RACt

MAIN WORKERS

------~------~ Household Other Wor- Indulltry- kers Marginal l'otal Main Cultivatora A gri cuI tur al Manufacturing, [III, IV, V(b) Workel"8 Non-workers Workers Labourers Prooossing, and VI to (I-IX) (I) (II) Servicing IX] and Repairs [yea)] ,,_._...... _..A.. .. __ -, ~-_.",._---""\ ,-_..... _....., ...--...... __....., ,.----..10-----.. ,--.-A.._~ ,-__"_-....-._ U l!' K l!' M 11' M 11' M l!' M F 111 11'

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 116 iT 28 l\ItiNlfiD'ALITY

S02 21 89 1 93 2 49 2 571 16 1 11 1,048 1,679 1,073 47 59 1 167 3 3~ 814, 39 17 6 1,544 2,434 863 53 24 1 17 46 "2 776 50 1,522 1,98'7 776 HI 19 10 25 2 722 )3 4 1 ,MS 1,720 914 0<1 50 2 53 9 101 I 710 52 3 14 1,205 1,945 1,122 69 2 4 3 1,116 65 0 16 1,291 1,499 1,073 93 14 43 23 )0 993 83 1 1,346 2,221 OIU 52 2 1 17 1 931 51 5 1,578 2,127 1,523 55 13 49 3 27 1 1,434 51 3 2 2,338 2,898 828 97 12 1 35 42 780 55 1,164 1,687 1,087 98 31 I 77 3 979 94 10 4 1,410 2,177 1,)59 123 68 3 11 £) 26 15 984 100 1,442 2,322 . 763 112 72 4 51 19 17 III 613 6 7 840 1,523 1,194 61 16 1 J 13 1,162 60 2 1,834 2,579 1,183 84 13 20 4 1,150 80" 8 1,729 2,325 1,442 102 69 1 33 74 1,266 100 )0 2,365 3,021 1,0)1 76 18 )8 25 1 950 75 2 1,483 2,190 1,344 88 19 24 39 3 1,262 85 26 1 2,577 3,349 981} 31 10 15 3 91i.! 28 7 2 1,397 2,296 682 28 19 12 93 1 558 26 1 6 945 1,498 1,613 73 30 66 65 2 1,452 70 1 1 1,340 3,793 1,208 44 6 II II I 1,ISO 43 9 4 2,325 3,231 1,139 69 20 119 14 113 10 887 45 16 8 1,750 2,f;86 71H 46 21> 9 8 2 689 H 1 1 1,222 1,725 1,318 208 41 3 4 2 1,270 205 2,5150 3,024 1,179 37 10 32 125 1 1,612 35 2,134 .2,721 1,226 97 14 35 4 1,177 93 2 1,652 2,414 1,803 94 42 18 16 I 1,229 93 33 25 2,254: 2.871 1,374 911 21 6 13 1 1,334 94 4 2,22S 2,626 ) ,374 149 72 5 92 18 95 29 1,115 97 3 1,893 2,S98 l,1I32 116 29 1 2 22 1 1,47!' 114 3 2,148 2,950 1,638 57 91 2 104 72 6 1,371 49 1 2,004 2,668 l,1l9 44: 165 2 232 7 4: 1 71S 34 1,600 2.287 31;525 ·2,498 1,185 29 1,350 82 1,342 174 33,648 2,213 170 126 56,492 79,490 _-DEVELOPIUEN'l' BLOCK...... ·BAHADURPUR

URBANNILLAGE,.. '_. PRIMARY'.,..,

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (inclUding Institu. Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen. House. tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes Circle town/ward Housos in km.2 r:-----._A..---~ ,---"""_-~ -___,._,-~ ,.----"'---...... , P 1ll F M F M F M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 . 13 14 REVENUE THANA-DARBHANGA-contd.

1 Manihas (110/2) 9.86 Ullitthahite d 2 Kuarpatti (111/2) 6.88 1 1 7 4. 3 1 3 Ruar patti (111/3) 2.83 4. Sobhan (119) 97.12 Uninhabited IS Sobhan (1l9/2) 1011.22 4 31 19 12 7 2

6 Sobhan (119/3) 57.06 120 120" 712 341 371 120 611 7 Sobhau (119/5) 2.83 68 121 642 304 338 75 72 M 15 8 Balia (120/2) 164 .30 Uninhabite,) 9 Phulwaria (121/2) 14.16 Uninhabited 10 Teuuga (122) 22.66 69 112 549 256 293 65 62 65 4

11 Raja RauIi (123) 18.21 :n 45 240 114 126 14 15 3 2 12 Raja Rauli (123/2) 19.02 Uninhabited 13 Raja RauIi (123/3) 29.M Uninhabited 14 Rampur Rauli (124) 147.30 37 49 227 111 116 35 32 4.0 43 ~5 Rampur Rauii (124/2 ) 4.86 Uninhabited 16 Teunga urI" (125) 5.26 Uninhabitea Chl

31 Dekuli (228) 159.85 406 513 2.638 1.337 1.301 465 472 618 103 32 Hem ~araenpur(229) 33 .59 27 27 170 87 83 87 83 26 13 33 Mirzapur (230) 126.67 63 96 515 250 265 142 145 83 7 34 Rampur Madan (231) 62.73 268 324 1.923 1.030 893 152 Il9 384 124, 35 Ramnagar (232) 55.44 31 34 221 129 92 15 14 51 36 Dh",ram Pokhar(234/2) 3.64 Uninhabited 37 Chintamanpur (235) 12.95 58 73 380 190 190 185 188 75 9 38 Bahadurpur (236)* 103,60 113 179 1,112 569 523 135 121 220 83 39 Ram Patti (237 ) 9.71 Uninhabited Mathia uri 40 Madhopnr (240) 1.21 Uninhabited 41 Ekmi (242) 44.92 52 90 522 282 240 129 91 U6 83 42 B,uheta (U3) 184.94 187 321 1.919 989 930 194 200 3l>6 98 43 Barhota (243/2) 17.81 Uninhabited 44 Kherajpur (244) 149.33 :288 400 2.588 1,!:53 1,285 76 1(\2 633 230 45 Kberajpur (244/2 ) 42.49 4,6 Jagatpur (246) 53.82 Uninhabited 47 Jagatpur (246/2) 48.16 Uninhabited 48 Ahila (248) 79.72 79 176 1,057 531 526 88 99 175 87 (9 Ojhau1 (249) 143.66 184 503 2.654 1.371 1.283 353 338 397 145 60 Shahpur (250) 92.27 39 80 451 237 214 70 59 93 17 "'Partly included in Darbllanga (M) :SUBDIVISIDN-DAltB'liANGA sAnAA ceNSUS ABStRACT

MAIN WORKERS

Total Main Cultivatorll Agricultural Household Other Wor. Workers Labourers Industry_ kers Marginal (I-IX) (I) (II ) Manufacturing, [III,IV,V (b) Workers Non-workers Processing, andVI to Servicing IX] and Repairs [V (a» ____ .... ---, r---"----. r--..A..---. r--_"_-- 1111 F M ]j' :v ]j' M F lIS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

1 :1 :1

S 7 11 12 152 2 112 :n !! S 189 369 138 17 flS 2 M 15 5 166 321

122 M 64- 1 2 134 293' 43 U 2(1 3 11 126

47 1 21 1. 1& 11 fl4 115

367 10 236 111 8 20 2 1 568 931 73 16 47 5 5 84 155

146 5 45 I 68 3 20 I 13 135 257

55 11 42 2 42 86

42 22 16 4 31 75 149 2 8 124 17 1 204 334

651 41\ 232 3 196 22 39 13 184 8 2 25 684 1,230 36 IS 29 5 7 51 78 108 19 7 44 19 57 14 14,2 232 441 29 35 1 77 22 114 215 6 589 864 55 2 16 18 2 .2 19 (I 7( S(

84 2 50 2 1 33 106 188 298 26 6 94 /) 7 1 191 20 291 497

134 18 88 28 ,_. 148 240 '473 30 85 262 17 40 7 86 2 223 516 677

.~33 6 160 129 26 218 6 720 1,279

283 33 90 165' 28 6 1 13 1 248 492 622 20 141- 270 2 36 1 175 15 749 1.263 117 10 50 32 1 1 34 8 120 204 DEvELOPMENT BLOCK-·BA.llAD11KPUR URBAN/VtLLAae PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of ( includigg Inst.itu- Serial Thana no./ hectares and Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ ofoown/ tial holds PopulatioD) Caetes Tdbes Circle ward in Hou_ km.1 ,.-----"----~ r-___.....-~ " ,..---"'--_ ,_-..A---- P M Ii' H :r II J' H 11' 2 3 " II 6 7 8 0 10 11 12 13 l' RBV.NVE 'l'IIANA-DAltBIlANOA -contd.

III Tara Lahi ~251) 635.35 318 665 3,703 1,1)17 1,786 18' 189 798 244 112 Mutnaza Lara LarDi 2112) 262.64 Uninhabited 113 Balaha Dariapur (2113) 37.64 Uninhabited 114 Farukhpur (254) 27.112 Uninhabited 115 Dharni Patti (257) ~9.14 Uninhabited 56 pharni Patti (2117/2) 10.93 71 87 481 260 221 12S 113 47 II 57 Rampur Rrtmdeo (270 ) 108.411 144 324 1,954 1,013 941 94. 99 3112 179 urfChand Dih 118 Baluahi (271) 36.42 42 43 2118 134 1M lU l!4 24 119 Baluahi (272) 90.24 Uninhabited 69 Ballupur (273 ) 21.45 114 119 341 166 nil 25 12

61 Chak Aga (274) 11 .74 17 22 98 46 112 27 38 8 6)1 Yakubpur (275) 48.97 61 105 685 3118 32T 11 lIS 200 68 63 Tarauni (280) 44.92 18 33 160 79 81 28 11 64 Ganipur (281) nll.86 till 128 643 3116 287 73 66 133 22 611 MirMehdi (282) 10.12 Uninhabited

66 Musapur (283) 17.81 41 77 341S 174 172 104 no 39 7 67 Mokarari Kheraj (2~4) 1.62 UninhQblted 68 Chataria (288/2) 39.25 121 ]58 879 444 435 M 112 255 67 69 Semra (289) 94.29 163 227 1,310 663 647 91 107 202 47 70 Nehalpur (290) 48.56 34 57 333 172 161 29 lIS

71 Gehumi (291) 129.50 U8 176 1,048 552 496 &2 60 158 24 72 Chak GOllau!i (292) 23.88 7 7 35 21 14 21 14 73 Chak Mahnauli (293) 2.02 Uninhabited 74 Mahnauli Bishunpur(294) 4.86 Uninhabited 711 Gundauli (295) 147.30 172 172 1,022 484. 538 41St 1117 68 7 76 Chorbandha (296) 10.93 Uninhabited 77 RaIllpur Dakhli (298 ) 86.60 Uninhabited 78 Maniari (299) 146.90 164 251 1,333 697 636 203 Hill 68 79 Dalaur (300) 108.86 103 188 1,080 MO 520 12 13 148 47 80 Dalaur ( 30012) 12.55 1 1 9 4 I) 2

8} Badh Basti (301) 128.69 196 206 1,103 564 539 186 187 1011 82 Bartauli (302l 144.07 40 53 207 102 105 101 105 I 83 Kbera/ Shah pur (311 91.05 87 98 495 291 204 6Q 49 23 2 84 Abdul ahpur (479) 106.84 86 138 763 382 381 126 117 123 3 811 Abdullahpur (479/2) 16.59 Uninhllblteu 86 Gobindpur (490)* 69.39 185 249 1,523 785 738 M 59 432 114 87 Raaulpur Kalan ( (93)* 611.09 Unlnhabllet, 88 Rasu]pur K hUId (494)* 42.07 40 86 442 234 208 72 69 102 21 81}' Bhairo Patti ( 491» 91>.110 150 255 1,470 762 708 102 ]07 3311 100 90 Dilawarpur (496 )* 40.47 221 222 I ,483 7111> 728 2()S 211 238 62

91 Bela Yakub (1100) 79.32 139 267 1,509 783 726 1 DIS 1811 3111 611 92 Rasan Chak ' (53] ) 16.19 Uninh.blted 93 Bazidpur (532) 1113.78 166 262 1,418 731 687 158 511 ' 213 43 94 Bisbunpur Manora( 533) 40.47 711 141 886 439 447 a9 38 258 98 95 Bishunpur Manora(53312) 3.24 UninhGblled 96 Ba1bhadarpur (1134)* 314.29 2111 276 1,1>09 783 726 89 05 1611 76 01 Bisbunpur Manora (1I3~ 48.116 Uninhabited 98 Chak Pahar (113 ~ 33.1>9 Uninhabited 99 Ganga Pdti (1S37 33.82 96 185 I,C84 568 1>16. "4 16, 257 78 100 Salah. (538) 72.44 48 82 1121 250 262 I i 147 56 *Par$ly included in Darbhanla (.ll) SUBDIVISION---DARBRANGA SADAa CENSUS ABST~Vl

HAIM WORKERS ------'------~ Total Main CultiTato1'8 Agricultural Household Other Wor- Work6l'8 Labourertl Indu8try- kerB Marginal Non.worker. (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, [III,IV,V(b) Workers .Processing, and VIto Servicing IXI and Repairs [V (a)] ,...---..A.----" ,---..A.----"'\ ,.--..... H l!' M F M --l!' 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

1,012 101 3117 13 37 26 30[ 40 7 905 1,673

98 7 20 lIS 11 6 14 1 45 45 1I7 169 503 8 267 1M :I 20 24 11 1 508 932 7tl 10 7 20 11 48 3 59 II4 77 7 7 14 IS 17 1 39 89 168 24 11 2 II 7 4 4 7 22 41 169 29 29 20 10 II 15 109 14 )89 298 32 9 12 i 1 HI 7 47 72 187 2 U 78 2 4 31 169 285

87 23 6 49 23 32 87 148 162 31 I1J 26 29 120 2 282 404 330 18 43 1 70 10 1 216 7 6 3 327 626 a7 46 38 8 II 711 161 3t2 II 1118 98 3 ('I 70 240 49[ 18 8 18 8 8 3 3

238 1 2' 208 6 246 [537

3SS 15 132 197 Itl 9 358 621 281S , 911 1157 2 12 21 1 275 IH6 2 2 2 /)

306 1.~3 117 36 2 256 1138 70 I 69 32 105 139 7 42 82 /') 12 2 3 11S2 197 206 45 72 96 44 9 29 176 336

371S 4 142 3 109 3 121 409 783 107 11 8 59 8 I 1 39 2 II 126 186 368 ! 7 95 62 184 34 14 75 I 394 611 350 88 17 122 44 70 4 141 40 40~ 640 395 28 86 1 89 " 31 189 22 388 698 355 14 68 2 194 8 3 90 4 376 67:1 1119 31S 128 1 47 32 1 1 23 1 240 412

S89 8 59 1 298 7 32 394 718

292 13 111' 'I 94 2 2 3 42 1 .II 278 ft(}l , • 11 ~ , ... ~l J .. , 16;1. 88 ~ '" . • 224 DEVf,:LOPMENT BLOCK--BAHADURPUR URtilAN/VILI,.AGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population' villag" with village in Oooupied No. of (including Institu- Bedal Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseles8 Scheduled Scheduled Literate. no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castell Tribes Cirole town/ward Houses ,,--___-..A- __--.. ,--_.A.. .. __ in km.2 ,..-_...A-_-... ,..---"'----.. P M If M F M F M If

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 It 10 11 12 13 14

REVENUE THANA-DARBBANGA-contd.

101 Dharampur (539) 3.64 Uninhabited 102 Raghaipura (340) 46.13 ]00 129 789 413 376 132 114 121 11'1 103 Asgaon (M1 ) 135.16 82 167 979 472 507 152 177 186 16 104 Darhar (542) 190.00 223 353 2,082 1,062 1,020 93 89 635 248 105 Kisbunpur (543) 34.80 27 45 270 133 137 42 52 64 12 106 Chak Maksudpur(544) 14.17 !)4 llS 582 300 2S2 ISS 1S3 70 :I 107 Bali Bbagraul (545) 1S6.66 lil6 86 467 227 240 73 74 105 45 108 Senduar Gopal (546) 85.79 I:H 222 1,482 749 733 22 22 374 130 109 Ahiapatti (547) 53.42 4 4 27 13 14 :I llO Rarpatti (548) 124.24 152 230 1,319 663 656 220 207 277 St 111 purkbopatti (549) 92.67 151 241 1,709 869 840 252 232 215 44 112 premjiwar (550) 130.71 129 205 1,585 786 799 193 200 327 177 113 Bankipur (551) 41.28 57 104 720 367 353 60 66 167 115 114 Bedipatti (552) 77.70 55 98 641 329 312 95 84 21 115 Shankarpur (553) 70.41 9 17 97 49 48 ... 4 116 Sirdilpur (tl75) 55.04 102 214 1,209 588 621 84 71 226 fi9 117 Rambhadarpur (576) 151. 35 223 271 1,686 789 897 143 183 394 212 118 Gopi patti (583) 77.29 34 64 359 185 174 5 7 46 2 119 Balaha (584) 114.93 53 102 671 332 339 105 90 68 33 120 Phakila. (585) 96.72 61 61 348 167 lSI 36 48 67 33 121 Kusothar (586) 260.61 419 419 2,371 1,175 1,196 137 143 524 156 122 AhmadSujawal (587) IM.81 67 109 746 387 359 211 78 123 pirari (588) 49.37 46 63 482 .245 187 58 43 80 ]0 124 Chakka (589) 22.66 6 6 51 23 28 11 18 125 pokhar Bbinda (590) 171.99 79 79 414 200 214 121 146 28 3 126 Kamlapatti (591) 3.67 Uninhabited 127 BaliAsli (592) 16.59 Uninhabited 128 Pirari (593) 277.21 200 398 2,040 1,016 1,024 241S 276 237 77 129 Gorhia (594 ) 188.58 130 234 1,352 695 657 285 260 148 19 130 Pingi (595) 157.83 105 169 988 513 475 146 143 136 7 131 Fatehpur (598) 106.84 51 73 398 207 191 31 132 Chhaprar (599) 267.09 116 246 1 ,405 737 668 318 337 124 5 133 Khojkipur (600/2) 3.64 Uninhabited 134 Ghorghata (602/2) 9.71 Uninhabited 135 Mahua (617/2 ) 4.05 Uninhabited 136 Gborghata (639/2 ) 36.83 63 152 911 471 440 11 8 155 14 137 Basdeopur (648) 201.94 157 182 1,029 545 484 59 69 82 12 138 Az Rakbe (649) 131.52 80 125 794 408 386 49 2 Basdeopur 139 Gangia (650) 142.85 161 173 917 464 453 U8 103 U3 14 140 Rasanpur (651) 114.93 82 93 525 258 267 142 150 40 2 141 Dagarsan (652 ) 193.44 150 179 1 ,046 525 521 92 89 123 54. 142 Deokali (653) 348.83 452 487 2.545 1,270 1,275 273 272 277 14 143 Mekna Raida (6114) 331.03 337 388 2.462 1,265 1,197 182 154 473 23 144 Mahpara . (655) 133.14 70 123 73,; 373 362 65 62 82 1 145 Kap"hbahi (656) 340.74 126 223 1,266 667 599 303 249 116 10 146 Lachhmipur (657) 92.67 90 133 757 386 371 206 201 23 6 147 Padri (658) 239.57 180 280 1,712 865 847 233 249 334 61 14.8 Baruar& (659) 260.21 322 460 2,832 1,508 1,324 101 93 452 125 14,9 Kalyaupur (660) 19.8l1 Uninhabiled .~60 Audalll.& (G61) 32t.401 17l ,7$ 1,741 S~UI tol 72 64 :, .. ..! 357 139 225 c c SUBDIVISION- DARBRANGA SADAR caR... ABUIUICft!'

MAIN WORKERS .---Total Main Oultivator. Agricultural Household Other Wor- Work6l'1I Labourer. IndUllky- .k6l'l!l· (I-IX) ( I) (II ) Manufacturing. [IlI.IV.V(b) Marginal Non·workers Pro~lIing. and VI to Workers SerVioing . IX] and Repairs [V( a)] ,--___,....--:--"" r---J.".---... ~ ,_~---..... r- .-----""---. ~-.... --, JC B' .------H B' '.u P' I( F M F H F t.{ F

III 16 17 18 10 20 21 lIS 23 24 25 26 27 28

ITS 5 18 81 3 ... 2 lIS 4 225 367 248 8 72 3 142 IS I ... "33 . .. .,- 224 499 41S3 8 175 S 70 3 1 208 2 12 22 597 900 58 4 18 I 19 3 21 75 133 156 14 21 .. , 91 U 43 1 IS 144 263 105 1 33 1 46 26 122 239 349 18 176 . Ill! l6 S 51! 2 400 'll1S 7 ) S 4 II I} 281 19 157 130 12 "8 86 6 5 lIS 377 622 388 44 48 2 230 15 6. 1 104 26 481 796 1140 17 IHI 9 47 29 3 U6 15 446 782 142 7 42 59 41 7 4; 54 221 292 183 I 182 1 146 311 25 2 _ 23 24 . 48 280 58 102 1 140 56 38 1 2 308 561 342 6 122 140 IS 80 1 18 64 429 827 118 34 83 I 67 174- 171 4, 10 lOt 2 41 16 2 161 315 83 16 16 21 1 36 10 10 5 84 161) 489 11 237 2 14,9 6 15 2 88 86 124 600 1.061 172 6 97 36 6 9 30 215 353 117 49 60 8 60 128 127 9 ... 6 1 2 I} l4. 19 84 5 7 74 4 3 19 90 97 Ill}

500 3 213 270 S 3 14 516 1.021 31S3 97 121 3 219 94 4 9 II 23 331 537 279 IS 162 4 107 1 10 1S3 234 417

107 I 33 1 73 I 3 97 190 405 8 62 II 325 6 18 332 660

281 3 215 2 60 1 6 4 ]86 437 303 39 200 10 100 29 3 1 242 444 202 162 35 5 206 386 289 19 91 6 134 10 3 3 11 225 434 1311 21 8 123 21 , 123 246 2S1 165 108 2 6 244 521 649 174 263 39 300 100 3 83 85 5 26 616 1.075 677 354 316 7 588 1,19'1 219 13 130 64 13 11 14 ... 154 349 852 48 195 9 153 39 2 2 2 8 313 543 2119 159 41 15 228 144 117 211 "ll 75 179 208 72 1 ... 23 8 8 454 76( S07 51 418 8 267 36 38 4, 84 3 IS 7 696 ],166 388 88 t03 U8 84 57 , 11 81. 'D--29 '" 226 DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-.BABADURPUR URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area. of No. of Total Population village with village in Oooupied No. of (inoluding Inslitu- Serial Tha.na. no • f heo1;ares Residen- House- tion"l and Housele88 Soheduled Soheduled Literates no. TownfWardf and of 1;ial holds Population) o ute. Tribee Cirole townfward Houlee ,...--"- _____ in km •• ,-'-----"-____ .-~-. ,....__,._,.-~ P JrI F JrI ,F JrI F M F 1 2 3 " IS 6 7 8 9 10 11, 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-DARBRANGA-contd.

Hil Jogiara (662) 156 .21 38b 387 2,199 1,105 1,094 106 98 296 250 lIS~ Gorhiari (663) 20.64 11S3 BIBhunpur (6M) 88.44 11S4 Madhuban (665) 251. 71 184 302 1,907 1,007 900 247 207 434 188 155 BaS&tpur (666) 231.48 219 295 1,723 868 855 365 336 210 14 1116 Pansiha (661) 161.06 128 168 1,021 494 527 110 132 129 10 U7 Kokat (668) 205.98 143 306 1,747 878 869 284. 264 142 3 158 Biuni (669) 269.92 15] 258 1,402 697 '105 115 104. 148 5 11S9 Bhatani (670) 69.49 27 64 262 126 136 7 6 17 UIO Brirnia (671) 167.13 55 105 635 310 325 109 113 66 161 Baraur (1372) 102.38 148 181 1,032 lH8 514 189 176 81 9 162 Amapatti (673) 2\.04 15 35 203 114. 89 24 163 Arazi Madhuban(674) 7.69 Uninhabited 164 DaBrathpat,ti (675) 8.50 8 21 107 53 54 53 54 4 165 Ughara (676 ) 1,193.81 1,009 1,3ll 7,351 3,807 3,544 566 530 1,168 202 166 Saidpur (677) 14.57 Uninhabited 167 Parauna (678) 36.42 21 62 321 164 157 4 168 Siram Pipra (679) 135.97 80 130 786 386 400 139 145 165 65 169 Jiwan Patti (680) 93.80 76 155 809 410 399 116 134 150 17 170 Khaira Kurji (681) 826.36 431 794 4,531 2,339 2,192 409 417 671 131 171 Bali (682) 31.16 Uninhabited Total 16,851.06 14,573 21,556 124,921 63,673 61,248 13,355 13,015 21,041 5,878 227 SuBDivtSION_; nAltBRANGA CI!NSUS AB$TRACt

______MAIN WORKERS.-Ao..- ______.. Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household OtherWor- Workers Labourers' Induatry- ker's Marginal Non-workere (I-IX) (I) (II l Manufacturing, [III,IV, V( b) Workers Processing, and VI to Servicing IX] and Repairs [V (al]

,-__.;:.A;._~ ,----...A.;r----, ,--~~ ,---.JIo.----.. r--Jo.__"" ,...-~----- r-----'---_ M 11' M 11' M 11' M 11' }{ 11' 111 F M 11'

10 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 26 27 28

479 17 208 5 177 2 13 3 81 7 626 1,077

518 6 60 342 2 18 98 4 480 804 484 7 193 277 6 8 6 384 ,848 237 6 29 202 II 6 I 2li7 520 535 83 121 347 83 61 6 1 18 342 316 84, 17 7G8 88 82 4 203 14 3 378 61T 77 8 71 5 6 3 49 U8 167 1S5 76 4 88 50 a 8 11 135 159 270 1 76 171 1 1 16 24,8 Ill' 83 1 24 lIS 1 ' 4, 1>1 .8 17 IS 17 18 H I. 1,018 29l 1,002 S8 718 246 12 186 7 IT 14t1 1,87! 3,167

1M 4.Z 164 42 M IIi lili 182 65 102 20' 400 211 10 82 1 108 I) U HIO 180 1,:60 7T 600 «I 5011 68 8 ! &8 7 1,070 2,10a

304 - 31,353 2,677 11,098 14,072 - 1,n8 941t !II Ii,ZS4 344 287 1,105 32,033 57,466 DiVELOPMENT BLOC:k- HAYAGRAT URBAN/VILLAaa PRtJMRy

Name of Area of No.of Total PopnlatiOll village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu- Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen· House. tional and House161!1B Soheduled Scheduled Literatep no. Town/Ward/ and of Mal hold. Population) Castes Tribes Cirole town/ward Houlle. .--___.._ ____ in km•• r-----"------, r---A--~ ,-----"'---., P M: J' 1.1 1i' M P M F 2 3 " II 6 7 8 D 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-DARBBANGA -con/d.

1 Panchobh ( 120) 499.78 1,1113 1,1511 11,7911 2.860 2,G3S 490 1114 1,011 545 I Panohobh ( 120/4) 3.24 Uninhabitlw 3 Panohobh (120/5) 9.31 Uninhabited Phulwaria (121) 107.64 214 214 1.121 11"9 1172 116 61 125 14 "6 Rampnr Dih (149) 1,1122.41 3lS2 LJ05 2,834 1,428 1,406 187 211 550 207 II Araila (1110) 242.40 371 1542 2,748 1,424 1,32' 282 287 297 711 7 Lauara· ( 151) 99.115 42 80 387 193 194 28 2 8 Husenabad (152) 109.26 1110 1811 871 443 428 129 117 lOtS 21 I) Banswara (153 ) 541.46 403 435 2.3011 1,136 1,169 )34 )32 254 54 10 Ratanpura (157) 87.01 208 241 1,391 701 690 33 28 283 258 i.l Gorwara ( lIS7/2) 113.72 231 2116 ] ,301 628 673 101 117 142 31 12 Ratanpura (157/3) 110.99 132 204 1,087 1121 566 241 231) 64 . 18 l!l Moro ( 1118) 282.87 3M 1110 2,1164 1,297 1,267 60 60 1\20 230 U Hasanpur (1119) 146.09 79 127 630 317 313 98 93 89 16 111 Tisi ;Dih (160) 35.61 62 1211 617 332 285 79 8 16 Musiha.ma (lIH) 207.19 Uninhabited 17 Gorwara Barhmotar (162) 35.61 I) 10 49 29 20 18 RajWlI-ra (163) 23.88 46 63 325 157 168 1>3 9 19 Bishunpur 064J 1110.95 181 181 1,120 556 1164 til 119 !!35 60 20 GopalpuJ" (16 ) 76.48 65 88 410 213 197 115 112 72 13 21 Bha.wanipur (166) 6.88 13 20 89 47 42 2 4 11 3 22 Madhopur (167) 150.95 1411 1411 744 405 339 72 74 153 67 23 Madhopur ( 167/2) 23.47 Uninhabited 24 pandaul (l68) 40.87 85 85 501 242 258 39 53 46 19 211 Ra.mpur {l69) 89.84 84 84 531 282 249 35 42 61 22 26 Baidpur ( 170) 43.30 112 112 711 365 346 85 68 61 20 27 Godaipatti (171) 395.78 190 278 1,432 678 754 117 151 283 170 118 Dabhrauli (172) 13.35 12 18 94 411 49 22 27 8 29 Rupauli (173) 430.58 296 449 2,497 1,228 1,269 316 329 395 109 30 Dumrawan (174) 139.61 Uninhabited 31 Kolhatta (175) 260.21 304- 419 2,212 1,1116 1,046 342 301 289 123 32 Patori ( 176) 101.98 211 410 2.514 1,324 1,190 660 323 33 Basant ( 177) 231.07 244 337 1,717 786 931 96 95 161 88 34 Chandauli ( 178) 78.51 64 64 251 143 108 97 33 31S Gorhail .. (179) 596.90 169 314 1,642 86ts 777 207 188 233 88 36 Kali (180) 9.71 Uninhabited 37 A z Rakba Kali ( 181) 8.50 Uninhabited 38 Az Rakba Kali (182) 3.64 Uninhabited 39 Az Rakba R ali (183 ) 13.35 Uninhabited 4.0 Az Rakbe Kali (184) l5.67 Uninhabited 41 Az Rakba Kali (185) 11.33 Uninhabited 42 Az Rakbe Rali ( 186) 13.35 Uninhabited 4.3 Az R ..kbe R ali (187) 3.64 Uninhabited 44 Kali (l88) 511.92 180 183 1,142 586 11M ]42 139 169 41 4.5 Urra (189) 156.20 24 24 UO 'J1I liS 33 30 2 46 Az Rakbe Urra (190) 18.62 Uninhabit.d 4.7 Dihlahi (191) 1,097.49 903 9011 4,M3 2,5111 2,437 798 734. 518 155 48 Poaria (192) 273.97 86 86 436 243 193 230 190 39 5 4.9 Narsara (I93) 197.89 458 4t18 2,1>83 1,235 1,348 210 241 IH7 369 50 Bishunpur (194) 84.98 201 201 1,079 1114 1165 136 147 123 69 23 SUBDIVlSION-DARBliANGA s.A:bAa ceN$us A88TRACT .

MAIN WORKERS ,.-- Total Ma.in Cultiva.tors ~Icnltural Household Other Wor. Worker. abourera IndUBtry_ kerB Marginal (I-IX) (I) (II ) Manufacturing , [III, IV ,V (b) Workers Non-workeN Processing, and VI to Servioing IX) and Repairs [V (a» ,..... r---.....~ ,..- ~ ...... ,..--.A.--..... ~r--~---"Io ,.--.Ao.~ ,.---J.---' If :r ),{ :r M J' !of J' M 11' M F M F

111 16 1'1 18 10 2() 21 22 2.3 2.4. ~ 26 2.7 28

I ,3~1 146 6c() 14 1184 124 23 3 134 5 3 51 1,516 2,738

313 7 204 2 102 II 7 1 1 235 564 733 20 431 4, 246 14 56 2 1 694 1,386

808 110 296 ! 477 99 311 9 12 616 1,20~ 107 77 7 93 77 7 86 117 258 2 128 122 2 8 1 1811 425 638 46 368 10 229 30 24 3 17 3 6 8 492 1,115 342 3 117 1 216 2 7 2 359 687 297 2 96 170 2 31 21 51 310 620 292 14.8 47 4 237 144 8 229 418 619 60 409 17 177 40 2 32 1 18 4 660 1,203 191 48 27 2 1119 46 5 126 265 201 10 147 112 10 2 131 27l'i

18 18 Il 10 79 57 19 3 ---I 77 168 283 3 169 3 93 ... 21 273 561 lIl) I 82 28 I 6 3 94 196 21 1 7 10 1 1 3 26 41 211 16 87 117 14 7 194 323 130 62 68 ... li2 259 176 42 11% 109 42 II 106 207 216 133 83 ...... 149 346 356 09 160 12 1112 75 IS 29 12 2 I 320 654 29 1 16 13 1 16 48 642 190 261 23 265 160 19 1 97 6 1185 1,07·9

794 79 244 1126 77 1 23 2 2 370 967 702 18 524 S 119 4 1 55 14 622 1.172 338 106 98 19 198 66 6 12 36 9 16 83 432 742 76 }6 34 2 28 12 14 2 ... 67 92 1134 106 167 16 332 85 5 30 4 6 46 325 626

339 '4 180 4. 130 18 I 19 2 247 512 40 JI 18 32 88

,UI 111 ,'M a 8711 at 10 169 7 1 U 1,184 2,302 117 2 If 108 1 , 1 126 UH 63! en 370 ., 108 lSI 1 ... 54 I 1103 1.287 '206 58 56 2 210 58 10 1 11 9 218 '98 230) DEvELOPMENT BLOCK- BAYAGHAT URBAN/VtLLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No.oC. Total Population village with village in Occupied . No. of. (including Institu. Serial Thana no./ hect"reg Residen- House- .tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Litsrat~ no. Town/Wo.rd/ and of tial holda Population) Cast~ Tribes Circle town/ward Houses

inkm.2 ~ ...----...... --_. ,.--~~ ,.---A..---.. ,----A..---., P 111 F 11( F )f F M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 REVENUE TllA.NA-DARBRANGA --contd. 51 Bi8aul 150.95 82 150 959 (1M) 480 479 82 70 611 12 5! Dath ( 196) 117 .1~ 118 118 709 3M 3113 77 ~O 160 20 53 Ughra ( 197) 14.2.S5 151 23lS 1,1129 796 733 113 104 328 54 81 Phulwltria (198 ) 1111.311 311 lI7 273 137 136 127 122 S 155 Uchauli 103.10 76 127 797 ( 1911) 4.23 374 215 17 114 4 66 Bhawanipur (200) 49. is 85 1I7 673 332 341 27 411 69 57 2 Neam (201 ) 341.24 :l50 5IlS 3,173 I ,~47 1,1126 221 189 431 6S liS Chhataunll. (202 ) 6UlS.00 2315 279 1 ,5i9 821> 754 45 110 170 7 119 Bahupatti (203 ) 338.81 67 131 712 344 368 129 142 1S2 4 60 Kolwara (204) 101.17 Uninhabited 61 Mahamadpur ( 205) 39.25 62 Mahamadpur Sirnia(206) Uninhabited 4.6.54 21S 218 1,193 1195 lS9S 48 48 IS3 36 63 Sirnja 1,1OS.01 }4,006 (207) 1,621 2,473 fl,9j:5 7 ,021 683 7011 2,216 897 64 Kak8udpur (2(18) 161.S7 160 292 1,675 898 777 1111 Hi3 268 65 Aliabad 110.07 75 g45 .(g2 94 (209) 147 4.53 a2 117 72 8 66 Rasulpur (210) 411.15 458 MI 1,493 2,824 2,669 417 398 1,110 838 ~7 Gholrama (211) 594.88 317 463 2,480 1,281 1,11)9 231 250 118 427 163 Bansdih (212) 87.82 338 338 2,057 1,023 I ,034 179 183 535 !!O 60 MannllpurK harra(2UI) 390.11 251 352 1,699 800 809 203 Hl8 70 30.3,; 150 3 Chandana (214) Uninhabited 71 Paurao (215) 357 .83 425 618 3,424 1,745 I ,679 2117 242 548 147 72 Mirzapur (216) 937.64 otI 796 4,499 2,288 2,211 216 199 73 627 58 :!\falahfpatti (217) 853.47 1,201 I ,500 8,254 4,306 3,948 622 656 1,545 Bahadurpur 459 14. Bahadurpur (217/2) 6.88 75 Unilfhabited Chikni (218) 33.39 35 48 U! II! 110 III 110 8 76 Thalwara (219) 277.61 351 566 3,016 1,557 I ,459 268 2116 541 140 77 AmaDih (220) 356.62 132 Ja2 619 301 318 8 78 Bihari Makund (221 ) II7.36 155 155 SI8 418 400 213 205 89 %7 79 Hichhaul (222) 104.00 M 132 M5 342 343 303 307 125 Rampatti 13 So (223) 89.03 69 Il9 651 331 320 102 123 65 16 Barhmotara 149.73 81 ( 224) 106 167 945 496 449 90 79 150 6 82 Ratanpura (225) 8.90 78 84 444 215 229 45 6 83 Usma. (226) 79.72 84 151 916 486 430 68 64 84 Piprau1ia 241 117 (227) 119.79 79 143 834 412 422 97 126 181) 56 85 Hajipur (233) 35.61 31 41 252 116 136 1I6 136 24 86 Hajipur Biran (234) 79.72 26 44 202 94 108 11 II 11 2 87 M"hamadpurSenduar(245) 242.40 273 295 1.799 944 855 379 126 33.1S9 88 Manhara. (247) 88 88 547 301 246 139 46 89 Farukhpur (2M/2) 2}.45 Uninhabited 90 Balaha. (255) 68.39 Unllfhabltea 2g.54 loll Jamalpur urI (256) 120 120 850 444 406 98 93 74. Santpur 31 Baghela . (258) 71.63 92 263 265 1.560 781 779 108 95 218 114 93 Baghela (258/2) 22.26 Uninhabited W Baghela. (259) 1>4.63 121 121 662 347 311~ 69 63 134 Khusro Sarai (260) 16.19 52 ~ 11 24 120 1S7 63 12 3 116 Mahnauli (261J 5.67 1 1 1 1 97 Balbhadar panch-( 26 ) 1.62 obh uri Narkatja Uninhabited 169.56 98 Mahnauli (263 ) 64 129 677 322 355 34 39 96 75.68 54 90 Udhopatti (264) 93 93 522 293 229 4.4. \(0 94 T alpupri (263) lIS .31 0 100 Uninhabited 231 SUBDIVISION-DARBHANGA SADAB CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,_ -J<.. Total Main Ou ltivaton Agricultural Household OtherWor. Workers Labourers IndUBtry- kers Marginal Non.workel'l> (I-IX. ) (1 ) (II) M.a.nufect.uring, rIll ,IV ,v(b) Workers Processing, and VI to Servicing IX] and Repairs [V (a)] ___ A..._ ...... _-• .A...- ...... ~-.A. __ ...---.A...-_ ,--~-"","", ----"--.- ,..---"""""""--- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

Iii 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 76 27 28

274 13 86 1 119 12 2 7 206 465 187 ]62 24 4 1 1 168 349 451S 12" 196 5 182 7 71 2 339 721 81 3 2 74 3 5 ... 23 56 lJO 23/i 24 151 2 65 20 19 2 2 10 186 340 1119 9 93 60 9 4 2 ... 173 332 882 33 377 3 478 29 3 24 1 54 765 1 ,439 490 22 365 3 1I8 19 7 1 335 731 211 20 204 17 7 3 133 348

269 \) 97 1 149 8 23 326 58!) 3,318 302 626 15 1,925 223 94 28 703 36 11 3 3,626 6,716 425 73 96 1 231 57 12 7 86 8 1 472 704 267 30 151 5 96 4 8 21 6 225 423 1,370 83 396 4 733 48 59 3 182 28 1 1,453 2,586 707 50 263 2 361 44 19 4 fli 574 1,149 448 15 122 3 182 4 14 4 130 4 575 1,019 498 189 245 66 234 123 11 8 392 620

869 67 345 lIS 391 46 10 2 123 4 30 77 846 I ,535 1,105 25 50S 15 498 8 17 1 82 I 27 12 1,156 2,174 1.9M 185 566 25 759 145 48 2 582 13 13 34 2,338 3,729

79 9 78 9 1 33 101 782 43 366 13 272 24, 23 4 121 2 3 15 772 1,401 176 1\8 3 173 58 ... 125 260 203 96 28 163 94 12 2 215 304 172 1 3 156 1 1 12 170 3·12 177 12 28 135 12 1 13 154 308 265 7 1M 92 16 51 6 231 442 99 17 5.5 10 17 lI6 229 147 I 29 1 50 ... 24 44 339 429 197 5 88 4 70 1 39 215 417 63 1 62 53 136

1!6 50 1 64 50 1 1 38 57 475 24 246 2 115 14 3 4 III 4 469 831 121 4 42 3 28 2 49 1 180 242

255 2 59 185 31 189 404 392 29 169 3 153 26 17 53 47 389 103 194 26 53 8<1 24 1 56 2 24 153 265 28 4 18 9 4 1 1 28 59 1 1

151 6 liS 3 83 3 10 171 349 laO 8 86 , 3 163 U3 " It VEVELQPMENT BLOCK-HAYAGHAT URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of No. of Toi>al Population village with village in Occupied House- (including Institu- Serial Thana no.} hectares Reaiden- holds tlonal and Housel6BS SchedUled Scheduled Literates no. Towll}Ward/ and of tial Population) Caatee Tribes Circle town/ward Houses ,,--_,.,_-- inkm.2 ,..----...... r---""---' r--"""--~ P 14 F 14 F 14 F 14 F

2 3 4 IS 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA_ DARBHANGA -contd.

101 Bharaul (266) . 51.39 26 28 1lS6 86 70 12 18 21 1 102 Maham:ldpur (267) 55.04 87 161 922 464 458 80 74 114 12 103 Ml1stafapur (268) 90.65 46 90 567 3Il 256 10 12 t>O 2 104 Gorhiari (269) 294.02 186 359 2,041 1,032 1,009 166 187 312 50 101} Madanpur (297) 76.08 Uninhabited Gorhbri 106 Chandan Patti (554) 261.02 690 788 4,863 2,523 2,340 1,064 822 1,056 863 107 Benaipatti (555J 44.92 65 117 581 295 286 33 25 110 27 108 HorilPatti (55 ) 80.13 194 194 l,3ll 668 643 60 58 345 92 109 Majhaulia (557) 71.63 315 414 2,449 1,218 1,231 804 37" Bisaipatti 110 Si wai Singhpur( 558) 60.30 97 148 864 450 414 104 102 193 58 III Debipur (559) 90.24 87 137 775 404 371 108 91 163 36 1I2 Anantpur (560) 414.80 341 522 2,970 1,499 1,471 327 305 640 139 1I3 Makhanpur ( 561) 99 .56 210 338 1,746 889 857 59 55 406 162 114 Bishunpur (562) 27 .52 191 244 1,405 694 711 55 49 397 143 1I5 Madhopatti (563) 34 .40 31 47 254 120 134 85 95 38 1I6 Singhauli (564) 119.72 208 328 2,171 1,026 1,145 166 201 570 413 117 parmanandpur (565) 160.66 145 150 1.040 500 540 137 160 202 96 118 Hawasa (566) 52.44 115 160 1,131 554 577 403 413 35 119 M'tnorathpur (567) 38.44 38 53 342 184 158 26 120 Manorathpur (568) 7 .28 53 53 238 121 lJ7 93 91 13 Tulsi 121 Az Rakbe (569) 19.02 Uninhabited Bhadwar 1112 Balia (570) 159.44 90 121 689 356 333 94 89 32 123 Sirampur (571) 346.11 135 303 1,971 954 1,017 266 293 408 128 124 Parmar (572) 46.54 27 27 95 43 52 43 51 2 125 An Patti (573) 33.18 60 80 536 250 286 45 61 81 24 Bishunpur 126 Anar (574) 240.38 295 337 1,806 861 945 2117 241 171 11 127 Sobhnath Patti (577) 108.05 112 118 571 270 301 34 45 149 36 128 Sobhnath Patti(57712)* 10.92 Uninhabited 129 Sobhai Patti (578) 95.91 129 129 679 326 350 30 32 115 18 130 Parsauni (579 ) 12.95 Uninhabited 131 ;Dhiropatti ( 580) 23.88 31 31 1611 84 81 84 81 13 132 Pator ( 581) 232,69 781 910 3,048 2,526 2,522 483 520 1,064 483 133 Akbarpur (582) 145.68 129 129 752 374 378 24 32 132 53

Total 22,579.36 21,647 28,777 161,429 81,645 79,784 14,853 14,683 1 27,106 10,198 *As per land use data :J33 flJBDIVISION-l)ABBBANGA SADd CEItSUS -AB81WACT

MAIN WORKERS

----Total Main Cu Itivators Agricultural Household OtherWor- Workers Labour~ra ,Illdustcy- kera Martina) ~on-workers (I-IX) (1 ) (II) Hanui90turing, [III, lV ;V{-b) Wor era Processing • aJ;ldVI to Servicihg IX] and Repaira [V (an . r---..A...--- ,..--.A..-_ ,.---"------_ .... _-'" ...... ,..--~.",..---- ~-.... -~ ]j' H F ----M ---F M F H F M F M F M 27 15 16 17 18 " 19 20 21 22 23 24 2ti 26 ~

13 1 44 69 42 1 29 200 180 231 242 27 82 6 97 10 3 63 8 42 23 1 21 152 253 159 3 115 2 501 1,007 ~31 1 209 285 1 37

334 86 31 48 484 181 1 72 1,5U) 1,949 1,003 319 154 4 142 277 153 1} 27 115 I} 11 17 12 66 10 26 404 616 254 1 159 2 727 1,199 491 30 124 97 17 55 5 215 8 237 395 213 19 36 141 16 2 2 34 1 230 368 174 3 29 88 3 8 49 268 41 )3 3 112 2 24 25 797 1,388 67R 58 285 12 450 836 438 21 179 3 197 15 I 62 2 1 2 24 341 699 353 12 139 2 188 10 60 1M 60 6 36 9 9 598 1,129 427 14 167 7l 80 9 109 5 2 87 21 1 392 539 108 1 206 509 348 68 10 6 321 62 10 7 68 27 1 39 88 119 95 13 52 200 69 4 17 52 4,

sr; 107 244 249 M 152 37 97 17 171 3 05 3 1 506 1,009 4018 7 241 1 49 3 24 3 19 24 2 137 21S9 113 27 52 3 31 22 2 28 316 254 17 6 49 13 3 418 669 443 273 61 166 288 1M 13 51 2 24 9 7 2 22 168 348 1M 2 42 93 5 18

76 1 41 7 1 6 34 50 20 83 78 1,252 2.327 I,IIH 117 564 30 407 64 13 3 207 21 181 373 193 ~ 74 96 5 2 4EO 334 1,096 40,483 74,413 40.828 4,275 15,266 461 19,290 3,178 794 186 5,478 ];) .. -30 !)EVELOPMENT BLOC'K-SlNGRWAI\A URIANLYILLAGa PRIMM'¥

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu- Seria.! Thanano./ hectares Residen- House- tional and Houselellll lScheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town[Wo.rd/ and of Mal holds PopUlation) CasteR Tribes Circle town/ward Housea inkm.! ,.....__,______.---.....---...... ---..A..----, ,---...... -'"-\ P H 11' M 11' )[ 11' )I 11'

1 2 8 4. (I 6 'l 8 9 10 11 12 13 REVENUE TBANA-DARBHANGA -contd. l'

1 Bedauli (50) 3.64 41 69 333 164 189 3 6 79 2 Bedauli (3O/2) 66.37 32 3 :Bedauli (50/3) 4.03 Uninhabited 507.47 Uninhabited 4 Sanahpur Buzurg (51) 528 921 4,995 2,499 2,496 111 109 (I Sanahpur (51/2) 40.47 878 321 9 21 106 59 47 6

~ 6 ;Dheliahi (51/~ 17.40 7 Sanahpur (511 ) 3.64 Uninhabited Uninhabiud 8 Makanpur (1S2) 60.30 79 91 579 291 288 17 22 9 Sanahpur Dih (53) 155.40 71 37 99 156 920 439 481 197 10 Katka (54) 350.45 205 49 405 2,472 1,218 1,254 96 84 498 207 11 KUBumpatti Kanaur(61) 169.56 lllS 178 1 ,405 762 643 38 25 12 Paira (62) 221.36 298 105 91 181 979 489 490 169 171 11S8 74 13 Dahsil (63) 115 .3:J 124 214 1,263 6119 59' 11 II 14 Mohanpur (6£) 256.97 100 27 177 228 1,288 685 603 52 50 224 15 Kanigaon (65) 1,289.31 718 74 959 3,81£ 2,920 2,894 235 212 1.358 749 16 ABthua (66) 201.13 253 357 2,069 9J9 1,120 95 92 300 178 17 Bhajaura Nankar (67) 130.31 79 143 951 512 439 23 23 18 Nisto. (68) 291 115 46 268.30 441 2,434 1,211 1,223 234 231S :1I0 234 19 Bhagwatipur (69) 326.98 172 246 1,627 821 806 14 2() Bhagwo.tipur 11 411 308 (69/2) '1 .69 Uninhabited 21 Chakkazi (70) 6.07 Uninhabited 22 Bharwo.ra (71 ) 143.26 740 1,097 7,107 3,541 3,066 261 273 23 Bharwara 1,495 1S66 (71/2) 19.42 Uninhabited 24 Hayatpur (72) 15.78 81 141 849 411 438 25 Hayatpur 203 92 (72/2) 4.86 Uninhabitt!d 26 Bishullathpatti (73) 101 .98 85 123 61S9 346 313 61 64 134 22 27 Maheshpatti (74) 67 .58 130 137 780 368 412 28 Maheshpatti (74/2) 22 172 89 17.00 22 160 78 82 33 29 Sadhopur- (75) 39.25 11 B ishunathpatti Uninhabited 30 Sadhopur (75/2) 19.02 UnInhabited 31 Shakarpur (76) 135.57 276 334 2,025 974 I,OIH 10 32 Rajo 10 214 76 (77) 203.00 309 392 2,220 1,114 1,106 92 97 33 Rampatti (78) 46.54 145 145 744 304 188 374 370 34 37 33 \} 34 pipra (79) 156.67 45 115 673 314 359 42 44 11S1 114 35 Mltnkauli (80) 735.30 609 1,133 6,389 3,204 3,185 234 238 716 ll6 36 Kathalia (81 ) 50.59 170 232 1',465 721i 740 24 37 paigambarpur 30 285 127 (82) 10tl.62 126 244 1 ,491 761 730 153 129 38 Kewatsa. (83) 275 404 213 133.54 318 1,617 700 917 60 80 39 Chak Do.rgah (84) 42.49 122 126 190 62 742 310 432 74 40 Bhawanipur (85 ) 511.52 646 1,061 6,295 3,148 3,147 21 212 235 891 301 Korauni 41 (86) 203.15 240 409 2,177 1,076 1,101 117 42 Baheri 98 377 129 (87) 104.00 43 46 249 140 109 IS 7 43 Kalwara (88) 123 .43 191 220 1,256 3 J 61S 638 30 33 81 44 Bharauli (89) 366.74 319 354 2,028 1 ,065 '1 963 73 66 171 34 41S Hasan Chak (90) 31.97 37 37 158 67 91 46 Kora (91) 2.83 47 Gogaul urfGangauli(92) 210.04 42 72 324 Uninhabited 171 153 20 48 KOla (93) 290.16 322 322 1,899 97 IS & 924 73 81 371 121 49 Kauar (94) 182.11 35 83 424 211 213 29 GO J.,orika (911) 223.38 60 28 '1 ~ ~84 U7 1~7 Ho ~O 1 .~. ~a5 SUBnrvtSION-l)AltBRANGA sADAlt C!N8US Aa81'AACT

______MAIN-.""A..- WORKERS______-.-..._ Total ][ain CultlYators Agricultural Household OtherWor- Workers Labourers Induatry- Marginal Non.workers (I-IX) (I) (II ) Ma.nufacturing. [III. IV • V ( b ) Workers ProC8l!8ing , and VI to SerYioing IX] and Rep&irs [V (a)] ,-. __.,.,.._----... ,--..A..---...... r--..A.----.,. r--..,Jit..--~ r--.A.---" ,-----'---~ ,,----..A...--_ J[ J' J[ J' )[ F M F :u: F hi F M F

III 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

62 30 17 15 2 4- 100 Illli

1.252 41 726 4 471 34- 7 48 3 3 1.244 2.454 31 1 30 28 47

147 73 70 4 144 288 215 2 161 38 2 7 9 224 479 1137 83 234 34 214 45 18 2 71 2 23 64 6[':8 },107

303 19 123 1 177 18 1 2 4119 624. 234 is 42 1M 3 1 26 2 16 13 239 472 388 IS 220 1I1~ 16 3 t 4. 281 11'16 318 IS 178 US 12 7 5 1 367 590 1,469 214- 645 47 703 155 r; 9 116 3 8 96 1.443 2,584 447 147 69 309 138 3 66 8 3 I) 499 968 310 34 30 208 33 3 69 I 6 202 399 533 3 158 321 1 14 2 40 7 9 671 1,211 417 2 235 1 144 1 9 29 404 804

1,613 54 34.1 8 '149 32 177 7 346 7 22 11 1,906 3.1501 207 41 158 6 43 315 6 204 397

184 139 42 3 162 313 161 4 91 3 35 1 34 1 4. 207 404 42 2 34 3 Ii 2 36 80

486 3 174 2 2110 1 38 24 488 1,048 496 22 184 2 289 20 4 19 69 ]4 549 },070 200 22 63 J24 3 13 19 2 53 1'12 295 17' 4. 102 3 50 22 1 1 139 3511 1,683 92 857 3 708 811 47 1 7I 1 2 l,tt21 3,091 382 16' 208 3 7 343 740 3311 117 103 158 44 28 2 46 11 2 426 671 311 21 89 119 9 33 6 68 6 101 389 795 126 29 67 1 29 2 182 432 l,6U 2110 737 22 796 224 23 3 llS 1 63 47 1,411 2,850 386 37 139 1 172 32 3 3 72 690 1,064 67 11 67 11 1 72 98 29! 2 163 112 2 16 8 3114 636 561 21 245 2 279 17 5 32 .2 13 10 491 932 iii 12 48 12 3 16 79

88 4. 53 2 311 2 83 149 401 6 2711 4, 91 1 2 33 1 1174 918 1111 1 5 110 1 1 95 212 87 .2 10 72 2 • 60 laG UR'A'tv.~ PRHlARY

Name of Area. of No. of Tot&! Popula~oD village with village in Oceu.pied NQ. of (including Institu- Serial Thana no., hect;ares Residen. Houll6- ·tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literate~ no. Town/Ward/ and of till.l hold. Population) Castes Tribe. Circle town{ward Houses r--.I4... __ in km.1l r------"'---~ ~--"----- r--..A--~ P M 11' .M 11' M 11' K F

1 2 3 ( IS 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 REVENUE TBANA-DARBBANGA-contcl.

IH Barhampur (96) 175.23 135 24.1S 1,254 652 802 275 247 I5lS 10 1S2 Kawa.i (97) (3.30 2 2 20 11 9 53 Singhwara (98) 810.57 1,030 1,4(6 S,1l4 4,091 4,023 (23 411 1,(43 476 54 Mirzapur Jitwara (99) 17.00 U.inhabitea tJ5 Mirzapur Jitwara(99/2) 17.40 17 17 14.3 67 76 44 38 56 Rampura (100) 14l.6! 438 4M 2,686 1,358 1,328 179 159 373 126 1S7 Mirzapur Jagni (101 ) 58.10 179 263 1.793 900 893 44 /)0 408 176 58 Atarbel (102) 36.42 43 79 057 281 276 27 39 90 72 1S9 Atarbel (103) /)1.39 80 80 IH4 268 246 36 39 32 RamCh Hariharpur (334) 1,081.30 932 1,745 10,4.54 5,301 5.153 ts05 488 2,045 979 96 Kuaumpatti ( 335) 118.17 78 109 755 374 381 12 12 149 68 97 SirhauIi (336) 29.14 61 107 560 272 288 49 62 77 29 ~8 Bisa.mbharpur (337 ) 78.51 122 177 1,050 507 1>43 38 43 176 71 is'! SCBDlVl8IeN-DAltBBANGA SADd ~, A8StRAC1I'

MAIN WORKERS --rotal Main CultiYatora Agricultural Houllehold Other Wor- Workers LAbourers Indulltry- kel'll (I-IX) ( I) (II ) Manufaeturlng, [III, IV ,V(b) Marginal Non-workers ProC68lling, and VI to Workers Servicing IX] and RepAirs [VI a) ] ..--.A. _____ r---~-----" ..--__'_-~ ,.....---.,.JI...---"\ r------. ,----.J...._~ c---.A--_ ,1I If M If M F M If M F M J!' u: F

15 16 11 IS 19 20 21 22 23 2~ 25 26 21 28

379 3 67 399 2 1 3 273 599 6 IS 9 2,096 189 1,030 at 787 116 57 20 U2 19 )0 111 1,985 3,723 28 20 8 39 76 6'7'8 6 280 1 348 1 7 .3 4 680 1,322 430 23 189 67 11 ]33 :I 41 9 470 870 147 1 23 91 33 1 134 275 176 176 92 246

112 9 76 IS 5 4 31 148 241 416 7 140 122 5 22 1 13Z 1 446 812 1,318 89 333 2 561 59 98 6 306 22 41 12 1,476 2,736 101 3 58 12 1 10 2I i 1 115 230 358 64 79 19 276 45 3 1 71 218 32' 682 67 320 14 305 50 9 2 48 1 2 8 665 1,332 95 30 29 15 49 15 17 1 80 152 340 254 79 7 1 288 554

722 70 206 3 171 21 288 ,(6 57 638 1,232 22 3 6 IS 8 46 60 178 8 75 44 3 , /)5 1 231 439 66 24 42 " 49 119 321 164 163 , 331 11>5 8 3 19 2 435 84,5

3 2 1 1 1 1 10 1,302 233 422 33 595 166 24 7 261 27 23 135 1,268 2,313 362 125 217 31 131 88 5 4 9 2 429 662 157 36 66 9 89 27 1 1 155 269 190 5 66 74 3 15 1 35 1 20 72 146 243 216 18 33 183 18 112 309 316 28 ]53 6 154 22 9 253 479 46 4 10 29 4 7 27 56 813 106 241S 17 lSI 2 87 1 I 55 I I 34 3'7 I,BOG

284 134 149 1 231 471 '184 12 350 7 374 5 13 47 1 756 1,454 1,158 82 486 II 527 7 43 8 102 6 2 14 1,318 2,497

182 26 81 6 101 20 1 3 117 264 325 18 153 .2 158 16 4 10 333 686 548 62 248 7 282 51 3 15 . 4 25 35 603 1,}30 120 6 59 46 4 15 2 119 222 2,397 182 969 23 1,158 134 21 1 249 24 50 28 2,854 4,943

1~2 37 72 6 51 22 17 22 3 212 344- 138 86 28 6 41 25 57 54 12 1 134 202 217 no 81 3 27 18 95 89'" 14 8 4 282 429 238 nEVELOPMENT Bt..OO'K-SINGRWARA URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with villago in Occupi&d No. of (including Institu. Serial Thana no./ hectare. Rosiden. House. tional and Houseless Scheduled S"heduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of Mal holds Popul ation) Castes Tribes Circle town/ward Houses in km.1 .----...... _---, ,--_Jo-- ...... ,------"'---~ ,...----"'----, p .u: F ]I[ F ]I[ .. )[ J' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 HI 11 12 13 14

REVJ:NU~ TBANA-DARBHANGA -contd. 9. Madhupur 338 270.73 324 379 2,149 1,069 1,080 77 99 263 7ts 100 Pildar ( (339 1 212.46 329 491 3,138 1,593 1,545 98 73 6K 300

Total 17,037.84 17,769 25,524 148,819 74,377 74,442 7,602 7,536 ... 24,223 10,307 239 ~VBl;)J'VJ~lql"l-p~~NQA ~Al)AR eDIt'" ANTRAQt

VAINWORK:ltM Total Kala 011lth'atorl Agricultural Household Other Wor. Woriten Labourers Induatry_ kers Marginal (I-IX) (I) (II) Ma.nu facturing , [III,IV,V(b) Workers Non-workers ProC&8sin.g , and VI to Servicing IX] and Repairs [V (a» t ...... ---...... --...... --. ,.-__"'____, ,.--.Ao--, ,.--..A.-_""" ,---.,..-...... ,--..... -- II F Il F It F .I( F V F lol 1!' )I F

III 16 17 18 19 20 IU 22 23 24 25 26 2'7 28

329 192 229 11 245 179 45 I 10 I 540 SAil 690 15 213 288 7 70 1 119 7 1 902 1,529

36.597 3.315 14,795 423 16,775 2,380 1,539 314 3,488 198 425 972 37.355 70.155 DEVELQPMEN'l' BLOCIt...... J"ALE URBAN}'Vflt.Ma!' ~

Name of Area of No. of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied House- (including Institu. Serial Than II no.' hectarM Resid&D- hold. tional a.nd Houseless Scheduled S('neduled Literate@ no. Town/W atdl ' a.nd of tial Population) Castes Tribes Circle town/ward Honles 111m,S r---"--.-___. r---'.A..--""'I ,---"'t-...... ,..--""'---' r II F M F M F M F

2 a , & 6 7 6 1) 10 11 12 13 U

REVENUE TIlANA-DARBBAHGA -COlttJ.

1 Chandauna (1) 181.70 31S 3:!0 1,733 8(9 ~ 110 12:2 260 • 118 2 Badri t'2) 36.02 4 4 21 13 S 3 Manamkhodu (3) 188.53 104 207 1,01.18 55!) 509 iis 63 36 4 4 Ghograha (4) 186.96 238 238 1,194 560 634 61 46 116 40 I'i IXheraj (412) 10.52 54 M 271 135 136 27 6

6 Sa.haspur (5) 279.23 355 464 2,620) 1,330 ] ,290 194 190 361 141 7 Jogiara (6) 710.72 549 953 5,207 2,701 2,506 214 184 1,172 464 8 Nawada (7) 121. 00 5[ 86 377 183 )94 66 61 20 4 9 Gadari (8) 148.92 III 183 1,131 582 549 86 90 334 254 10 pakhauli (9) 138.00 69 III 620 324 296 43 44 83 14

11 JaIo (10)1,866.79 2,7H 3,664 20,705 10,331 ]0,374 J ,OJ3 968 3,889 2,028 12 Manam Deh (11 ) 101.57 123 1(5 828 433 395 41 39 109 12 13 Harauli (12) 47.75 17 26 164 83 81 7 1 14 Rearha (13) 566.15 641'i 927 1'i,657 2.876 2,781 119 109 1,257 687 us Katrau1 (14) 474.29 395 606 3,527 1,704 1,823 272 267 524 159 16 Katra~l (I1'i) 236.12 108 199 1,1011 540 556 37 37 108 7 17 Chak Milki (16 ) 14.57 45 45 208 97 III 9 7 68 9 is Dighra (17 ) 446.15 621 676 3.932 1.957 ).975 100 100 1.~21 252 19 Chandar Dilla (18 ) 42.90 1211 147 923 367 556 52 7 20 KajiBahera (19 ) 272.33 244 334 1.849 925 924 ]29 101 299 144 21 Nagar Diha (20) 116.95 S9 159 8t5 433 4[2 57 62 161 47 22 Muraitha. (2] ) 868.96 ],096 ],439 '1,511 3,681) 3,$26 3J7 289 1,278 6]3 23 Baghaul (22) 91 .46 136 ]36 767 372 395 79 92 71 22 24 Dtghopatti (23) 84.17 130 135 651 334 317 35 28 87 21 2IS Mahuli N aukar (24) 1}6.14 147 243 1,317 709 608 89 98 226 130

26 Bandhauli (26) 31HIO 439 506 2,643 1,309 1 ,334 122 141 280 62 27 :Deora (26) 87.4[ 1M »19 1,80[ 874 927 66 58 385 255 , 28 Pauni (27) 182.Il 76 131 682 304 378 52 50 57 14 29 Sadrabad (28 ) 46.94- 19 23 137 73 64 26 23 49 18 30 Milk Pauni (29) . 16.59 " 15 66 34 31 34 31 :11 Massa ( 30) 865.61 813 1,11:'1' 6,003 2,886 3,117 382 4Il 638 265 32 Majhaura (31 ) 14.16 I 6 25 11 14 33 Karwa (32) 259.00 2H 345 1,960 990 970 44 47 210 70 34 Kardahnli (33) 6~.32 95 136 790 371 419 3 4 117 35 35 \ Tariani (34) 213.27 182 182 1,057 512 545 4t 39 132 41

36 Rajaun AsU (35 ) 93.08 124 137 729 348 3Rl 2 7 76 10 37 RaJaun (36) 5.67 30 37 189 92 97 24 23 12 ]96 5 38 Sisauni Rajaun (37) 5.26 40 43 79 117 1~ 21 22 76 39 Ramaul (38 ) 175.63 286 286 1,527 674 853 79 1M 25 183 40 Darhia (39) 6ll.8S 561 624 3,384 1,695 1,689 158 559 249 41 Kamtau1 (40) 604.19 822 1,124 6,640 3,363 3,277 542 535 1,429 677 42 Kangni (40/2) 10.93 Uninhabited 43 ChakMHki (41) 28.33 Uninhabited 44 Chak TalaiJa (42) 23.47 Uninhabited 45 Khajurwar,,' (43) 188.58 162 220 1,268 61H 617 66 71 106 25 46 Rarbi (44) 2,86l.44 2,317 3,641 20,677 10,134 10,1543 1,062 1,057 3,765 1,718 Gaiari (44/2) 7 .69 7 7 ~6 13 13 47 -(H 48 Lalpur (46) 48.16 31 49 182 88 94 86 1 77 826 40 Kachhullo (4a) 361. 67 321 575 3,331 1,1198 1,733 03 297 !fO MlIolpikur (47) 231.48 SIS, 4\). ~,863 1,362 1.501 12!! 148 412 183 24.1 SUBj);rVISION-DARBIlANGA SADAE . t:al8U8 MatMgr

MAIN WORKERS ------"- Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household OtherWor- Workers Labourers Industry- kers Marginal Non-workers (I-IX) (I) (II) Ma.nufll~turing, [III, IV ,V (b) Workers Prooe8sing • and VI to Servicing IX] and Repairs

__ ~Aw __ [V (a)] __--110..- __ ,...-- ,_--..A..-__ ,_--A..-...... ~--_,_;---- ...."...---- ...... -~ M F M F M F --M F M F 111 F 111 F

Hi 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

464 79 180 2M 75 40 4 385 805 10 6 4 3 8 340 16 170 4 169 12 1 5 219 488 308 107 114 21 128 (\9 39 6 27 11 252 527 62 23 38 1 73 136 782 489 117 18 365 61 H 37 256 373 15 IS 533 796 1,3B 207 62~ 9 M2 Ill) 23 IS 124 74 3 1 1,377 2.298 81 17 64 27 75 194 21)3 10 105 3 80 3 1 67 2 329 537 203 1 187 1 2 8 6 " 121 295 11,158 392 1,833 59 2,334 260 285 26 706 47 30 128 15 ,143 9,854 !45 5 133 2 . ll~ 3 188 390 53 28 38 14 15 14 30 53 1.417 114 716 20 609 79 27 12 65 3 2 1.459 2,665 869 70 521 13 282 46 9 1 57 10 1 835 1,752 270 190 76 279 l5lS6 50 1 18 27 1 5 47 110 1,016 117 525 5 268 ·(2 156 10 67" 3 941 1.915 144 54 51 II 35 16 30 27 8 27 223 475 501 21 2L2 6 244 14 19 26 1 424 903 310 1 115 184 11 1 123 411 1.735 263 874 25 697 226 15 7 149 7 6 43 1.944 3,518 212 1 65 }43 1 4 160 394 167 2 41 80 1 15 1 31 167 315 327 27 85 3 146 23 17 79 1 382 581 554 60 225 9 313 48 1 15 :I 42 63 713 1,211 421 43 155 1 236 40 1 35 2 447 884- 114 58 16 5 9),1 53 190 320 27 1 12 15 1 46 63 20 3 20 3 14 28 1,4'15 43 610 26 793 13 U 68 3 8 2 1,393 3,072 8 8 3 14 565 10 327 9 221 17 1 425 960 201 5 74 3 110 4 13 2 170 414 248 46 137 2 103 43 8 1 2 4 262 495 155 11 74 69 10 3 1 9 16 193 354, 56 8 27 25 4 4 4 1 36 88 37 4 8 24 3 5 1 42 U3 332 84 123 1 180 66 17 15 12 2 342 769 849 35 353 13 394 20 36 66 2 846 1,654 1,522 277 308 16 629 2]0 60 15 526 36 1,841 3,000

361 24 158 178 4 1 24 20 .2 3 288 390 15,075 589 2,34,6 135 2,149 411 100 16 480 27 11 SO 5,048 9,8'14 8 1 8 1 5 12 32 35 152 315 36 59 780 88 516 20 187 62 3 74 6 15 13 813 1,632 744 14.6 300 9 a90 131 26 3 28 J 1 618 1,3114 ])-31 242 P~V~LOP~~ BLOCK~ALE U9JANLYILLAGE eBlMAB_~

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Ocoupied No. of (including Institu- Serial Thanano./ hectares Residen- House· tional and Housel6BB Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of Ual holds Population) Castes Tribes Cirole town/ward Hou86B ,.---.JOo.---__ inkm.2 , III ..... ,..---.A.--. ,.--.A..-~ P M F M F H F J( F

1 2 L3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 U. REVENUE THANA-DARBHANGA" -contd.

5l Kalwara (48) 76.48 67 73 IHO 270 270 16 HI llO 73 52 R~ta.npnrMokaTi (49) 193.84 3 4 15 13 2 7 53 Ka.rhans (4912 ) 6.47 30 43 280 141 139 23 32 18 Ra.tanpur. 54 Ratanpur ( 55) 687.03 619 931 5,661 2,850 2,8U 378 364 1,1l6 482 Abhiman. 511 Barhampur ( 56) 1,163.86 713 1,227 6,900 3,534 3,366 468 436 1,188 488 1)6 Barhampur (56/2 ) 4.45 Uninhabited 57 Katai (57 ) 24.69 80 120 696 359 337 38 29 48 15 68 Kataia ( 58) 340.74 132 233; 1,294 653 641 77 63 85 U 59 Ahiari (59) 1,-157.25 1,240 1,539 8,644 4,396 4,248 339 358 1,374 391 60 Nimrauli ( 60) 71.63 80 80 487 241 246 67 39 71 70 Total 18,678.83 18,460 25,766 144,923 72,009 72,914 7,668 7,440 \24,960 10,662 243 . SUBDIVISION"';' DARBHANGA- SADAR~· ceNSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS

~ ------'--Total Main Cultivatol"l! Agricultural Household Other Wor- Workers Labourers Industry- kers Marginal Non.workel'!l (I-IX) (I) (II ) Manufacturing. [III. IV • V( b) Workers Processing, and VI to Servicing IX] and Repairs [V (a)] ,.. __...A-. __--" .--..A---""-I .--.A--, ,.--..A.--~ r--""""""--""\ ...----, ...--~--- M F H F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

144 4,7 95 2 27 36 22 9 126 223 4, 4 9 2 82 4 4.4 30 4 2 6 59 135 1,331 173 661 483 153 15 172 18 83 28 1,436 2,610 2,018 106 1,116 13 810 86 16 76 7 1 2 1,515 3,258

1811 25 148 12 174 337 358 48 186 36 170 12 2 295 593 2,561 337 1,362 51 1,123 267 12 12 64 7 9 IS 1,826 3,893 140 106 35 26 105 80 101 140 36.741 4.339 16,210 592 15.893 2.861 1,181 200 3,4m7 686 244 448 35.024 68,127 DBVELOPMENT BLOCK-KEOTIItANWAY URBAN~ pRhfARV

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu. S6Iial Thana no./ hectares Residan- House- tional and Houselt>Ss Scheduled Schedulod Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes Circle town/ward Hou.os ,-___...A. __ --. in km.S ,-_...A..._ ...... ,...... --A.__..., r-----"'---., P M F M F M F ]I{ F

1 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 Q 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE TBANA-DAltBBANGA.-contd.

1 Kaharia (313/ 97.12 73 155 892 433 480 274 142 J Bariaul (316 S21.76 378 1S97 3,039 1,469 1,570 197 198 460 228 a Bima (317 ) 7f1.27 71 103 1)53 285 268 36 28 97 17 4, Bima (320 ) 1>3.01 28 68 220 83 137 II 10 7 [ 5 Kothli Majhiama( 321) 283.68 167 293 I ,802 979 823 187 166 358 64

6 Sahpur Dih (322) 69.20 47 101 612 303 309 90 18 7 Sahahpur (322(2) 6.07 Uninhabited 8 Milki (323) 26.71 40 til 298 160 138 10 9 70 30 9 Milki (323/2 ) 20.23 Uninhabited 10 Ladha ('324) 369.<17 330 399 2,103 1,092 1,0ll 186 160 353 39

11 Kar~patti (325) 283.28 510 602 3,198 1,611 1,587 136 122 669 298 12 Mad opatti Raghauli(326) 833.24 852 903 5,298 2,738 2,560 393 368 815 248 13 Mahammadpur (327) 138.40 2[4 290 2,085 1,066 1,019 146 130 520 ]26 14 Shekhpatti (328) 76.89 65 III 589 317 272 8[ 64 52 22 15 Bhojpatti (329) 36.42 82 121 635 310 325 19 24 190 89

16 Mohan Math (:l30) 46.94 92 151 906 477 429 31 19 289 132 17 Mohan Math (330/2) 27.n 30 30 186 93 93 51 46 17 4, 18 Pindoruch (331 ) 433.01 421 521 3,038 1,484 1,554 216 224 610 M8 19 Palwa (331/2) 63.13 28 58 383 199 18,1 81 18 20 Itheraj Dhuria (331/3) lIO.8S 13S 186 I,Ill ISM 570 79 78 2J2 lil

21 Dhuria Daharia (33] /4) 97.53 92 143 650 304 346 70 76 77 26 22 Tektar (339/2) 13.35 34 50 224 94 130 24 3 23 Bazidpur (340 ) 171.18 167 304 1,683 799 884 42 45 333 142 24 Bazidpur ( 340(2) 12.55 25 28 122 53 119 8 2 25 Kothia (341 ) 590.43 472 823 4,932 2,438 2,494 324 321 749 255 26 Pachma (342 ) 54.63 29 31 165 91 U 91 74 14 27 Samail a (343) 23.47 Uninhabited 28 Chamarjana urI (344) 154.59 103 226 1,222 621 601 10 ]1) 179 ]8 Dudhia. 29 Birkhallli (345 ) 110.88 64 79 501 251 250 12 ]2 76 14 30 Sekhpura uri (346) 125.011 286 342 1,921 954 967 129 ]22 284 175 Dagarwara. 31 Asrafpur (347) 40.47 78 139 660 339 321 70 77 161 83 32 ChnkAjnm (348) 18.62 15 15 95 48 47 25 29 :I 33 Gobindpur (349) 116.72 99 127 86n 420 440 24 24 281 115 34 SarhWI1ra (350) 40.S7 130 169 1,098 544 554 254 15[ 35 Bhojpatti (351) 12.]4 18 23 169 97 72 7

36 KaemChak (352) 140.02 158 206 ],367 722 645 34 32 112 19 37 Bhokraha (353) 28.73 Uninhabited 38 Dhuri a ( 353/ 2 ) 21.04 36 41 240 III 129 4 6 35 3 39 Andhama ( 354 ) 121 .00 96 191'> 1,133 585 548 54 51 183 21 40 Hanuman nagar (355) 107.24 35 62 375 195 180 33 41 43

4I Hanuman nagar (856) 81.34 78 106 587 287 300 35 42 119 62 42 N ouaura (357 ) 207 .20 192 351 1,897 958 939 183 160 184 9 43 Rasulpur . (358) 35.21 20 30 129 71 58 71 58 14 44 Dheri Chak (359) 10.12 26 29 181 98 83 18 14 29 41'> Dome (360) 201.13 96 178 1,139 556 583 34 38 165 33

46 KoiIathan (361 ) 112.50 106 196 1,127 1>61 566 40 53 176 45 47 Harpur (362) 32.78 25 26 HIO 74 76 23 24 38 2 48 Harpur (362(2) 37.64 Uninhabited 49 Belauna (364) 26.71 Uninhabited ISO Ohatra. (365) 39.66 18 40 ~27T 153 124 I) 4. 32 5 9£6 ~~SAD.Aa CEUU8 AS.tRACT'

MAIN WORKERS --Total Main OultiTator. Agricultural Houaehold Other Wore Workore Labourers lndulltry- kora (I-IX) ( I) (II ) Manufacturing, [Ill, tV, V (b) H&1'! ina I Non-worken Prooeaaing, and VI to Workers Berlioiilg IX} and Repairs [V( a») r-----4A- _____ .,---_..,A..._~_-. ,-___,.,A..--::--""'I ,--...... ----.. ,----"---.. r---A.--, r-__...A,.---.., H F M 11' M J' M J' 11 F M F III .. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 12 23 24 25 28 27 28

11)6 1 137 1 18 1 4. 1 t73 'lSi G61 121 2111 20 2~3'· 94- 6 205 7 7 30 801 1 ,41t 117 3 74 2 31 It 6 1 t 167 2M 39 33 4 ... 33 33 2 44 104- lI08 2 445 1 47 15 1 2 1 469 820 161S 5 29 2 132 8 4 138 3M 71 2 27 I 28 8 10 1 89 136 626 21 272 IS 268 12 6 80 4 1 2 4f15 988 735 20 384 6 255 7 10 86 7 26 2 850 1,565 1,305 106 453 7 596 88 ]8 2 238 9 16 29 1,417 2.425 477 62 129 I 133 fi7 31 I 184 3 1 1 588 956 164 3 14 143 3 1 6 3 153 266 160 33 47 •. ,.~ 40 31 12 2 61 1 160. 21}1 218 5 93 94 5 31 2G9 424 62 7 53 2 31 93 683 144 189- 9 381 132 4 109 3 14 106 787 1,304 96 54 27 '" 15 103 184 205 9 68 3 109 II 1 28 24 312 1161 169 63 35 4 122 58 1 11 1 135 28.3 43 21 25 5 18 16 12 61 91 424 56 184 5 Hi7 26 43 21 70 3 2 IS 373 824 23 14 1 22 14, 30 55 1,155 84 610 8 449 66 55 10 L 'I 4- 8 1,279 2,(02 32 17 31 17 1 1S8 57 371 2 280 87 2 4- 11 239 tillS 134 76 56 2 117 25() 496 55 219 247 ISIS 30 4 lIS 912 131 36 73 34 36 4 208 285 32 1 I 30 1 1 16 40 161S 129 21 J5 21S5 440 257 33 214 12 S6 11 1 10 6 1 287 520 43 39 4 8 29 48 43 406 358 4.0 8 21 11 291S 634 56 3 9 33 1 14 2 55 126 289 86 ]24 147 86 1 17 .296 46.2 99 17 51 15 16 1 95 180 166 1 91 GO 1 1 24 ... 121 299 M4. 86 228 7 234 44 23 1 27 I 1 443 882 38 44 38 4.t " 33 14- 55 IS 36 13 3 6 .2 43 18 29i 6 98 173 If .23 1 ,26: lf77 11) 2156 77 1 131 lis D 1 39 .2 1 30 304- ~Sl7 35 13 21 1 39 76

82 30 ,.. 4'1 IS 'll 1M 246 llEVELOPMENT BLOCK-UOTIRANWAY UR8AN/VILLAGE 'PRIMARY

Name, of Ar~,of No. of Total' P'QPulation village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu- Serial Thana no./ hectaros Besiden- Houle- tional and Houselosl Scheduled Scheduled Li terates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial hold. Population) Caate. Tribes Circle town/ward Houl_ in km.- ,...---~----...... ----"-----, ,.---.A..-""",",\ r""__"'_-~ I' Ii I' M J' H J' M F

,2 3 4. 5 6 ., 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 RJ:VENU. TlU.NA.-DAlt.BIlANGA-centtl.

III Barahi ~buara (3M) 29',M 37 93 47'1 231 !46 80 70 22 7 32 Bheriahi (367) 26.71 5! " ,.138 800 390 410 178 83 1S3 Bihatwara (368) lIH.OI 117 155 734. 394. 34.0 141 13ts .•. 49 12 M' Kishunpur (369) 3.64 1 1 6 , ! 4 ! 115 Barahi (370) 335.08 3'18 695 3,775 1,802 1,973 43 110 594 358

II(J Kharej Mardan (371) 160.66 264 414 2,468 1,211 1,257 106 123 336 136 Singh. 57 Ratauli (372) Ull.U 10 16 76 37 39 37 39 58 Binwara (373) 206.39 86 113 582 304 278 186 157 15 59 Birkhauli (3'14) 59.08 55 99 569 302 267 24 32 73 1 60 Khirma (375) 158.63 259 4.10 2,146 926 1,220 20 20 317 228

61 li:kdara (376) 45.32 Uninhabited 62, Pathra (37'1) 193.03 234 405 2,431 1,304 1,127 97 84 480 96 63 K aam& La1a (378) 14.57 Uniflhabttt'li 64' Jalwara (379) 214.89 427 689 J,932 , 1,963 1,969 H~4 210 763 391 65 Asraha (380) 206.39 436 732 3,918 1,740 2,178 109 123 556 296 66 Jethiahi (381) 266.68 94 166 820 392 428 60 62 113 6 67 Chak Bhawani (382) 66.37 62 114 599 309 290 8 12 133 22 68 Behta (383) 140.83 83 14'1 813 413 400 8'1 81 108 6 69 ;Darma (384) 288.13 262 460 2,775 1,379 1,396 114 12" 550 292 70 Para (385) 186.15 98 192 1 ,116 596 520 80 57 198 46 71 Surat .1alkar (3M) 29.14 Uninhabited 72 Hajipur (aS7) 176.44 83 101 484 242 242 2 ! 53 5 73 Ladari (388) 127.88 272 352 2,266 1,107 1,159 139 124 486 208 ,Lalganj urfBadh(389) 592.86 1,297 1,649 7,569 3,805 3,764 337 317 1,469 416 "'13 Dighiar (390) 133.5" 310 490 2,718 1,337 1,381 171 167 49'1 162 76 Paigl\mbarpur (391) 303.11 339 627 3,729 1,900 1,829 270 255 673 121 77 Keoti Ranwe (392) 419.25 777 1,021 4,538 2,228 2,310 198 199 1 1,012 607 78 Samai1a (393) 104.41 206 265 1,492 748 744 88 83 345 161 79 Danwari Patti (394) 56.25 95 177 1,066 554 512 31 28 196 17 .80 NayaGaon (395) 940.38 1,330 1,603 8,728 4,313 4,415 701 686 1,699 701 81 Raj aura (396) 257.78 313 585 3,168 1,560 1,608 182 194 573 139 '82 Raiam (397) 126.26 201 393 2,364 1,188 1,176 224 238 398 145 83 Chhachha (398~ 139.21 182 293 1,769 866 903 153 147 416 125 84 ;Dhuria Chhauania(39 12) 19,42 Uninhabited 85 Pacharhi (399) 238.36 191 313 1,702 905 797 28 26 <139 47

86 Bhagwatpur (400) 7.28 3 5 32 16 16 12 10 87 Mohanpur, (401) 122.21 100 197 1,134 576 558 8'1 90 229 52 88 Bansara (402) 95.50 171 287 ],748 882 866 238 258 474 225 89 Kamaldah (403) 103.60 87 103 608 303 305 11 13 74 I 90 Kasma Balbhadar(404) 29.14 18 20 137 67 70 '1 6

91 Kopgarh (405) 24.69 31 48 289 ]53 136 89 1'9 2 9J Lahuar (406) 154.59 250 415 2,429 1,204 1,225 111 121 459 219 93 Sarjaplir '(407 181,70 226 331 1,651S 814 841 77 76 225 50 94 Bharathpur (408~ 72.84 53 127 762 373 389 lIO 109 155 73 91$ Biahunpur (409) 102.38 III 167 1)81) 466 473 75 72 135 13 31.57 tiS 79 242 232 119 35 -96 Birkha. UO ) 97 Birkha. ( t1012) 8.09 '" Uninhabited 9. Agwanpatti (4Il) 15.78 Uninhabited 99 Golthul (412) 192.62 161 197 1,047 328 lU9 53 61 124 31 100 Chhe.twan, (.U3) 313.63 1,052, 1,108 6,66,2 3,~44. a.,318 ~7,2 297 .:;. 1,4611 622 247 'SUBDlVISION-DAaBBANGA SADU CENSUS ABSTRAC,[

MAIN WORKERS r-'------Total Main Culth'atorll Agricultural Household Other Wor. Worker8 LabouTers Industry_ kerB Marginal (I-IX) (I) (II ) Manufacturing. [III,IV,V(b) Workers Non-workers Processing, and VI to Servicing IX] and Repairs [V(a)] r- - --"w-___ ~--~ r--.A..----.. .----"---. .--...... -~ ,-----..----.. r-...... ~-"""""II M F M F M F )[ F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20' 21 22 23 , 24 25 26 27 28

;..."': ,: .

127 ~1 21 104 1 .... 2 104. 245 180 I 51 101 28 1 210 409 224 6 19 164 6 41 170 334 2 2 2 2 873 83 371 10 SIIS 49 3 184 24 4 24 925 ~.866 IH7 120 217 266 117 1 33 3 155 4 539 1,133 26 26 .:.. 11 39 159 30 127 2 37 145 241 164' 105 58 --- I . 138 267 398 3 196 120 82 2 19 52ff 1,198

571 31 189 4 113 2 19 250 25 3 6 730 1,090 907 107 413 II 406 81 13 13 75 8 18 45 1,038 1,817 692 127 325 20 305 103 3 1 59 3 4, I ,048 2,047 219 59 131 25 4 173 428 154 3 83 3 62 9 3 18 152 269 183 39 144 1 229 400 657 46 231 9 281 32 8 2 137 3 2 720 1,349 322 9 141 1 166 8 15 1 273 511

137 30 49 59 2t1 1 3 28 2 I 105 211 456 59 226 2 102 27 27 29 61 1 I 4; 650 1,096 1,872 114 673 48 999 64 37 163 2 27 168 1,906 3,482 714 48 142 6 4t13 30 tl2 9 67 3 4 29 619 1,304 837 12 408 2 337 8 36 1 56 I 2 1 1,061 1,816 966 61 201} 2 293 38 122 4. 342 17 30 45 1,232 2,20f. 372 83 159 7 153 1>9 60 7 376 661 221 1 37 1 137 1 46 1 332 511 1,934 84 640 8 1,015 64 10 1'1 2119 7 70 60 2,309 4,271 711) 13 296 4 365 5 IS 1 53 3 3 841 1,592 600 8 219 1 179 1 24 6 178 588 1,168 394 8 147 1 154 3 21 72 4, 47.J 895 529 9 264 3 ISG 4 3 73 2 376 788 5 2 3 11 16 256 25 162 1 61 23 33 1 320 533 443 5 232 2 175 2 36 1 439 861 152 1 32 120 1 " 151 304 35 I 10 1 25 16 32 53 62 2 60 ]0 62 81 74 li50 33 263 23 261 8 4 22 2 654 1,192 443 23 183 5 210 15 1 49· 3 2 64 369 754 183 IS 73 3 80 1 30 1 2 190 382 254 14 90 120 14 44 212 459 ll6 1 39 71S 1 2 126 231

257 8 52 184 7 2 19 1 1 270 IIH 1,731 96 4S2 15 837 62 70 a 343 17 1 , 1,1112 3,218 URBA"~I"L.AGI PRIMARY

NAme of Area of No.of No. of Total· Populatioa village with village in Occupied House. {iDoluding Institu. Serial Thanano./ hootal'6ll Residf!IR- holds ilonal· and Housole8s Scheduled Scheduled Literatee no. Town/Ward/ and of tial Population) Castes Tribes Circle town/ward HOU8M ink.... ,...----..... r--.A.~ r--...... ---.. .---""'-~ P M l!' M, 11' M 11' M 11'

1 2 3 4 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-DARBBANGA -concld.

101 Jewar (414) 49.37 26 49 257 120 137 30 18 102 Pilakhwar (440) 43.71 101 193 1,131 1101 630 41 64 239 149 103 Bishunpur (441) 176.44 142 234 1,15& 377 582 118 121 135 7 104 Jaha:_ir"ur (442) 6,47 Uninhabited 108 Mahe a an (443) 211,24 57 loo 57& 239 320 57 67 105 55 106 Naya GaoD (444) 67.58 UnlnlNlbited 107 Chakka (445) 1113.78 llninhQ/)lled 108 Chakka (445/2) 13.311 74 102 5114 270 284 87 103 92 35 109 Dhobgawan (446) 141 .64 100 184 918 470 448 81 83 53 110 Megha (449/2) 63.13 41 8'1 573 313 260 7 6 75 5

Total 15,007.87 17,477 25,638 142,569 70,992 71,577 8,538 8,441 1 25,594 9,499 249 SUBDIVISION-DARBBA.NGA .SADAB CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS _._------_._------_,._,------..... Total M"in Cultivators Agricultural Household OtherWor- Workers Labourers Industry- kers Marginal Non-workers (I-IX) ( I) (II ) Manufacturing , [III ,IV ,V( b 1 Workers Processing • and VI to Servicing IX] and Repairs [V (al] r-----..,A..---.. .. ---"-~ r--.Jw------" r--..A..---.. r---""""'--~ .------, .-----....--_ M F M F M F M F .M F .M F .M F

11> 16 17 18 19 20 l!l 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

64 8 34 4 22 4 8 3 9 53 120 249 14 156 78 13 6 I) 1 252 616 326 1 164 156 1 6 251 581 100 19 24 16 57 3 6 13 8 159 2tJ3

149 73 45 104, 73 121 211 260 15 171 5 89 210 443 202 135 46 21 111 260

34.176 2,572 13,958 312 14,976 1,939 748 125 4,494 196 485 917 36,331 68,088 D-32 25_0 ItEVELOl'MENT BLOC'K-MANIGACHW URBANLVILLAG~ PRIMARY.

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Ocoupied No. of (inoluding Institu- Serial Thanano./ hectares Residen- House· tional and Rouseles8 SchedUled Scheduled Literates no. Town{Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes Circle town/ward Houses inkm.2 r-----"----...... ---.....- ...... ,.--"""~ r--Jt.-""""", P M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4. 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 H REVENUE THANA-BAHERA

1 BMha.mpur (1) 87,4,1 3111 463 2,400 1,293 1,206 93 !}O 694 3S1 2 Da.hura (2) 434.63 1,178 1,317 7,008 3,609 3,399 378 378 1,400 578 3 Narotimpur (3) 103.19 126 218 LI68 606 562 23 27 362 IH 4. KanhauIi (4) 77.70 68 145 807 410 397 39 31 184 43 G Bihta (5) 146.49 137 192 1,148 593 555 114 115 247 81 6 Siripur Barhampur (6) 11 .33 Uninhabited '1 Kaesth Kawai (7) 203.55 705 745 4,275 2,134 2,141 119 137 8M 230 8 Raghopur (8) 1,133.51 1,577 2,048 11,530 5,877 5,653 1,066 992 2,442 1,207 9 Ja{dishpur (9) 496.14 849 946 5,514 2,749 2,765 410 418 840 314 10 Le ara (10) 725.59 1,186 1,623 9,705 4,951 4,754 749 694 2,237 1,003

11 Paithan Kawai (12) 499.38 974. 975 5,643 2,840 2,803 437 421 870 209 12 Paik Tola (170) 358.55 198 284 1,723 879 844 142 134 396 83 13 Pandaul (171 ) 267.90 152 278 1,410 704 706 60 58 80 4 14 Tatuar (172) 20.23 Uninhabited lIS Mir Chak (173) 43.30 31 31 195 97 98 23 34 21 16 Mamobihat (174) 534.18 474 923 4,797 2,296 2,/)01 185 165 921 311S 17 Tariati (175) 165.92 94 179 1,048 521 527 25 23 173 70 18 Bazidpur (176) 419.25 824 1,084 6,196 3,058 3,138 380 350 1,063 344 19 Belahi (177) 33.59 110 nO 733 354 379 76 25 20 Ch.. k Chinta- (178) 76.08 199 199 806 417 389 26 31 65 5 manpur 21 Jatuka (179) 210.43 428 428 2,372 1,185 1,187 157 151 377 71 22 Badhipur (180) 82.96 61 61 348 170 178 16 14 53 2 23 Chak Basawan (181J 178.06 294 294 1,6421 831 811 90 106 163 r8 24 BhandaJ.'So ,(18 ) 813.00 1,041 1,041 5,732 2,843 2,889 215 212 1,128 374 25 Nankar (183) 18.21 Uninhabited 26 Balaur (184) 293,80 851 851 4,625 2,260 2,365 279 284 772 385 27 Raja (185) 8;}8.73 873 873 4,894 2,502 2,392 514 543 976 267 28 Chandaur (l86) 466.60 747 747 4,092 2,017 2,015 346 332 584 211 29 ChakMilki (187) 18.61 Uninhabited 30 Barhampura (188) 239.98 494 494 2,647 1,296 1,351 330 405 485 190 31 Bhatpura. (189) 227.83 321 322 1,742 848 894 53 59 316 103 32 Sukhwara (190) 201. 94 257 257 1,354 698 656 86 83 349 156 33 Bisaul (191) 142.04- 268 268 1,280 606 674 74 80 !XI 23 34 Tatuwar (192) 435.84 494 566 3,489 1,748 1,741 100 101 696 87 35 Phulban (193) 157.58 256 256 1,359 673 686 119 123 159 111 36 Gangauli ( 194) 432.60 664 691 3,489 1,720 1,769 78 86 454 147 37 Amtahi (195) 69.20 41 41 192 105 87 10 38 Ujan (196 ) 409.54 718 728 3,598 1,712 1,886 207 232 467 124 39 Dubhaul (197) 72.84 112 112 585 283 302 135 53 40 Madhepur (198) 119.38 162 162 874 433 441 84 85 165 39 41 Awam (199) 93.08 206 206 1,208 617 591 75 64 160 32 42 Dhanirampur (200) 103.19 7 7 36 17 19 15 12 43 Kanakpur (201) 1113.37 409 409 2,096 1,032 1,064 60 60 320 96 44 Phulwaria (202) 77.29 93 93 438 222 216 88 90 30 45 Pokha.rbhinda (203) 277.61 506 507 2,780 1,343 1,437 64 60 528 161 IJ6 Sakatraipur (204) 95.50 186 192 1,066 541 525 50 52 276 33 47 SiraDlpur (205) 133.54 188 236 1,164 558 606 34 49 139 26 ~ Sil'aDlpUr (205f2~ 14.16 Uninhabited 49 Logma Rambhandar( 06) 206.39 568 645 3,568 1,8515 1,713 222 203 821 249 ISO :phankaul {207} 167.13 102 102 ~14 205 209 11 13 32 l 251 -- SUBDIVISION..:...DARBRANGA SAnd- CENSUS ABStRACT

MAIN WORKERS r--- ~ Total Main Culti vators Agricultural Household Other Wor- Workers Labourers Industry- kers Marginal (I-IX) (1) (II ) Manufacturing, [III,IV,V(b) Workers Non-workers Prvcessing, and VI to Servicing IX] and Repairs [Veal] ___-A--...... " ,----...Ao..-~ ,.-----"-__., ,--.A.-~ ,--.A..---"\ ,---~-...... ,..---.A.----.. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

111 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 215 26 27 28

: ' 1573 36 121 12 112 13 32 2 30S 9 5 51 715 1,119 1,746 54 378 13 930 26 36 6 402 9 12 97 1,851 3,248 270 21 117 56 19 97 2 8 336 533 176 17 55 10 44 2 28 49 4 15 4 219 376 276 22 79 4 ll8 11 7 72 7 107 317 426

990 7.l, 301 10 331 42 86 4 272 18 2 2 1,1 {2 2,0615 2,944 227 1,155 20 I .351 181 21 7 417 19 - 47 141 2,886 5,285 1,381 47 735 19 1>61 27 20 65 1 21 88 1,347 2,630 2,056 265 980 10 633 224 66 13 377 18 212 443 2,683 4,04.6 1,339 55 519 14 631 37 11 178 4 19 4 1,482 2,744 463 18 264 2 163 13 36 3 416 826 371 71> 177 8 166 55 17 11 12 332 630

1>1 24, 31 1 20 ~3 4.6 74 9415 46 546 15 300 25 14 3 86 3 9 1 1,341 2,41>4 241 6 64 159 6 11 7 280 521 1,489 78 581 17 574 43 236 10 98 8 4 64 1,565 2,996 141 86 1>3 2 213 379 213 174 23 16 204 389 728 12 355 3 364 9 5 456 1,175 72 32 40 98 178 420 18 3)9 3 55 4 15 9 31 2 411 793 1,360 49 678 12 473 29 80 4 129 11 23 42 1,460 1,798

980 37 332 2 456 18 22 170 17 25 57 1,255 2,271 1,164 49 326 6 606 28 37 2 195 13 14 14 1,324 2,329 1,067 73 338 10 557 57 5 167 6 9 76 1,001 I,8b6 609 84 245 18 256 1S7 7 2 101 7 100 687 1,167 348 59 72 11 192 47 2 82 1 11 4 ,189 831 297 25 96 9 130 15 71 1 4 2 397 629 286 45 37 6 225 37 12 12 1 320 629 814 27 511 5 233 19 18 52 3 934 1,714 348 17 156 3 180 13 1 11 1 325 669 494 36 3 21 25 832 1,721 867 23 335 10 10 - 2 . . 86 47 1 5 1 41 1 58 814 82 215 6 453 72 66 2 80 2 898 1,804 114 21 49 3 41 169 302 2)3 19 39 1 95 3 31 13 48 2 8 17 212 405 277 7 44 3 172 3 33 28 340 584 4 2 2 13 19 510 10 247 1 216 1 10 8 37 521 1,0154 142 8 74 -l 63 7 5 80 208 638 81 383 4 221 70 3 31 7 1 704 1,356 288 8 139 92 5" 40 17 3 3 12 250 505 317 64 73 1 235 61 9 2 58 241 484 847 63 431 19 299 33 31 86 11 1,008 1,650 lLO 17 22 82 17 6 95 192 252 DBVELOPMENT BLOCK-MANIGACHm URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu. Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen. House. tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Li terate. no. Town/Ward/ and of ti",1 holds Populati on) Castes Tribes Oircle town/ward Houses in )un.! r----__A...-~ r-__.A...,,-~ .----.A...-__" -r--..A-... -- P M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 , I'S 6 7 8 I) 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-BAHERA -contd.

III :Batha (208) 85.79 251 21'S 1 1,465 73' 731 40 53 277 91 52 Afzalpur Gangauli(209) 51 .39 Uninhabited 53 Bahuarwa (21O) 128.28 218 246 1,300 626 674 94- 106 220 53 54 Aropur (2ll) 26.71 16 23 121 61 60 15 4 55 :Baghant (212) 1,300.24 957 957 5,327 2,631 2,696 450 426 751 317 56 Bisuhat (213) 118.17 152 196 931 428 503 89 87 95 61 57 B~tha;v (214) 302.30 433 51>9 3,216 1,582 1,634 67 79 468 192 118 Az Rakbe Kotma(210) 44.11 48 48 240 124 116 27 1 59 Kotma (216) 179·68 268 268 1,546 748 798 46 59 124 12 60 Kathra (217) 688.77 733 750 4,682 2,281 2.401 185 180 790 272

61 Patai (218) 283.28 318 356 2,014 1,000 1,014 123 134 298 93 62 Mahthor (219) 409.13 559 600 3,004 1,465 1,539 210 211 481 128 63 Urgawan (223) 85.79 41 41 225 112 113 26 2S 47 20 64 Lahata (224) 146.10 250 250 1,669 860 809 58 57 264 88 65 Gauspur (225) 46.54 Uninhabited

66 Gauapur (225/2 ) 14.57 Uninhabited 67 Chaka (226) 29.54 57 97 54.3 25.1 289 25 24 59 14 68 Ejrahta ( 227) 396.99 618 639 3,783 1,834 1,949 101 105 348 92 69 Nodhiami ( 353) 409.94 636 735 3,839 1,901 1,938 293 289 764 335 70 Chakha (354) 18.62 Uninhabited 71 Mtdaria (855) 59.89 107 107 596 308 288 7 9 96 48 72 Dadpatti (357) 208.41 126 153 1 ,078 579 499 21l 194 236 62 73 Lodiami (360) 80.13 83 llO 586 306 280 44 49 70 5 74 Lodiami (361) 17.40 Uninhabited 75 Naraenpur ( 362) 246.45 279 312 1,652 814 S38 40 H 321 114 76 Sherpur (363) 153.78 216 255 1 ,423 711i 708 83 90 413 199 77 Kaithwar (364 ) 725.60 761 803 4,316 2,123 2,193 154 170 511 110 78 Raja Kharwar ( 365) 311.20 200 281 1,738 878 860 53 56 217 31 79 Barhmotor ~366) 31.16 5 5 51 24 27 4 3 80 Kowari 367) 44.11 Uninhabited

81 Bishunpur (36S) 109.26 160 1110 1,031 517 014 2 5 291 131 82 Kokraha ( 369) 342.76 554 661 3,760 1,882 1,878 124 1:)6 695 218 83 phakirana (370) 58.68 42 42 219 107 112 34 40 84 Tardi (371) 229.45 178 190 933 476 457 65 72 131 8 85 Baika (372 ) 166.32 192 237 1,501 754 747 63 64 244 92

86 Machhaita ~373) 172.80 164 187 1,087 530 557 131 1243 198 75 87 Pachahi Machhai a(374) 50.99 31 45 2fi2 128 134 51 23 88 MaMa (375) 199.51 288 291 I,M4 757 797 III 110 327 79 89 Khidarpura (376) 8.90 Uninhabitea 90 Bothada (377) 33.59 41 41 163 85 78 51 44 13

91 Doona (378) 437 .46 232 "232 1,532 79.1 738 224 201 212 51 92 Tangha (379) 672.98 455 63!J 3,804 1,914 1,940 383 399 648 220 93 Sidhi Tajpur (380) 54.63 Uninhabited 94 Kurson . (382) 200.72 258 366 2,112 985 1,127 117 120 368 157

Total 21,990.47 29,472 33,475 186,642 93,085 93,557 11,325 11,349 32,723 11,264 253 SUBDIVISION-DAbnNGA SADAit CENSUS ABStRACT MAIN WORKERS -.- --Total Main Cu It ivators Agricultural Household Other Wor- Workers Labourers Industry- kers (I-IX) ( I) (II ) Manufacturing, [III, IV.V(b) Marginal Non-worken Processing, and VI to Workers ServiCing IX] and Repairs [V( a)] ,_...__,._~ ,..--..... -----., r-~-~ r-~---- -~ ,..--~-~ r--"""""""-""" .---..... M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

357 47 228 14 74 20 2 7 53 6 41 147 336 537 318 43 162 2 III 40 17 28 9 10 291) 621 29 3 20 9 3 32 57 1,266 121 675 16 462 90 30 4 99 11 16 13 1,349 2,562 253 7 81 135 4 11 2 26 1 175 496 576 13 246 2 280 1 1 - 9 49 1 113 183 893 1,438 65 8 84 31 7 1 59 108 367 73 140 2 212 70 2 13 1 5 26 376 699 862 48 496 8 254 32 3 109 7 264 116 1,155 2,237 539 56 136 3 340 47 16 1 47 5 9 28 2,152 930 733 46 347 13 294 27 19 1 73 5 11 88 721 1,405 47 40 6 1 65 113 400 28 122 237 26 7 34 2 I 67 459 714-

12'.:1 40 62 57 3S 10 1 16 3 lOt;) 246 891 32 402 F\ 429 23 11 1 49 3 28 105 915 1,722 864 238 312 8 :183 212 36 5 133 13 75 45 962 1,655

158 1 66 84 1 1 7 27 150 260 294 7 ]06 174 7 14 1 285 491 167 4 46 Il9 4 2 139 276 368 15 174 5 140 8 4 50 2 15 7 431 816 316 77 138 108 72 31 1 39 4 1 399 630 1,100 84 382 12 617 56 14 2 87 14 33 401 990 1,708 413 15 316 12 8:1 2 1 13 1 8 112 457 733 15 7 7 6 7 2 , 3 5 17

219 20 179 ]4 14 4 1 25 2 ]2 3 286 491 880 72 337 11 410 49 41 7 92 5 101 322 901 1,48.4 20 10 10 50 53 37 69 278 1 155 117 3 3 1 1 16 197 4'0 368 7 ] 91 2 152 3 25 2 7 1 379 739 227 129 89 26 102 95 2 34 8 3 2 300 426 51 7 30 6 20 1 1 8 33 69 N 365 82 171 174 79 4 3 16 5 392 710 51 22 19 31 22 34 fl6 444 5 175 258 3 1 10 2 16 8GO 7['1 970 76 527 1 316 61 '16 18 151 1 11 18 933 1,84t} 340 114 161 27 131 83 1 48 3 47 102 598 911 44,087 3,491 18,675 480 18,884 2,559 1;341 146 5,187 306 1.356 3.462 47,642 86,604 2M DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-iBAHEltl URBAN/VlLLAGE pRIMARY

Name of Area of No.of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied House- (including Institu- Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- holds tional and HouselesB Scheduled S"heduled Literates no. Town/Wardl and of tial Population) Caates Tribes Circle town/ward HOUBeR inkm.1I ,.----.....------, j--.A.---"\ ,---"""",---.. ,..--.JIt.-...... P K J' K I' K F K F

2 S 4 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-BAUERA -contd.

1 Athar (27) 1,1)69.9S 1 ,HIS 1.89610,fl74 5,427 6.247 902 869 1.235 174 2 Balgaon (28) 437.05 2S0 4.67 3,0015 1.539 1.46f1 155 133 587 82 3 Turki (29) 413.99 272 431 2.555 1 .326 1,229 296 308 505 50 4 Bhachhi AsIi (30) 1151.13 506 S85 4,900 2,490 2,410 301 241 714 74 5 Behrauna" (31) 38.« 71 140 S59 448 411 00 lOS Il5 24 6 Birchaka (32) 33.99 Uninhabited 7"- Serwam"anar (33) 29S.65 282 389 2,394 1,198 1,196 267 276 1112 141 8 Dhanauli (34) 797.22 634 634 3,696 1,886 I,SI0 179 193 517 lOS 9 Dubauli (35) 172.80 109 109 799 394 405 38 35 59 9 10 Kalyanpur (36) 60.70 18 41 219 107 112 22 22 29 12

11 Mahua (37) 58.68 34 53 312 161 IIH 42 44 66 23 12 Semri (38) 77.70 123 200 1,213 616 tl97 135 131 261 31 13 Baghra" (39) 52.61 90 189 978 499 479 8 9 147 27 H Paghari (40) 195.46 317 4.37 2,790 1,381 1,409 181 191 607 as HI Mah68hput (41) 133.14 26 ~1 212 97 115 26 29 %7 8 16 Kumar (42) 82.96 80 97 641 326 3l1'1 142 123 39 3 17 Sankhara (43) 192.63 295 301 1,666 831 S35 268 281 314. 12t1 18 Cha.k Raipur (44) 142.04 82 91 436 224 212 82 73 4. 19 Jurja. (45) 937.24 855 994 6,222 3,095 3,127 369 370 1,253 604 20 Chaka. (46) 106.03 197 197 1,129 495 634 42 70 134 26 21 NeamatulIahpur (47) 34.40 Uninhabited 22 Ra.mpur (48) 84.58 70 70 422 205 217 31 35 96 56 23 Kargawan (49) 61.11 136 136 900 451 449 24 25 209 60 24 Chilha Asli (50) 53.82 82 82 489 282 207 243 162 211 Dilawarpur (51) 111.69 165 268 1,637 798 859 65 59 323 135 26 Nimaithi (52) 231.88 196 !37 1 ,M3 732 781 124 116 334 112 27 Bhawani Nimaithi (53) 28.73 183 183 994 (67 527 43 47 205 43 28 Mankopatti (54) 31.16 22 52 312 158 154 21 28 94 11 29 Dadarwara. (115) 33.18 64 114 668 328 340 40 50 123 6 30 Harachha (56) 244.43 179 315 2,139 1 ,099 1,040 120 134 338 82 31 J)umri (57) 47.75 50 50 247 133 II4 133 114 8 32 Jadu Patti (58\ 91.46 77 139 752 349 403 78 75 112 19 33 Gujrauli (59' 677.43 . 418 458 2,757 1,410 1,347 437 426 182 9 34 Ramauli (60~ 472.48 247 405 2,198 1,132 1,066 392 408 117 1 alS Sadhua. (61 ) 378.78 247 247 1.410 706 704 36 33 165 37 36 Benta (62) 211.6IS 134 141 805 397 408 109 107 80 8 3'7 Chak Milki ( 63) 14.97 Uninhabited 38 Chakwa. (64) 123.02 183 183 1,290 667 623 62 54 333 117 39 Samastipur (65) 106,84 113 113 550 273 277 97 84 88 19 40 Bharwari (66) 358.95 361 376 2,028 1,029 999 2t10 231 317 82 41 Dhobepur BanBara(67) 106.84 336 420 2,427 1,297 1,130 218 168 334 71 42' Hathauti (68) 1,044.07 852 1,065 6,013 3,072 ~,941 587 592 1,091 250 '43 Khagrahata. (69) 74.46 114 114 " 752 ' 372 380 28 30 89 10 44 Bhagwatipur (70) 105.22 90 95 500 278 222 44 33 70 6 4-1S Khagri - (71) 91. 86 41 46 271 127 144 101 110 6

MI . Khara.d (71/2)" 120..19 235 . ~78 "1,1135 773 760 337 175 47 Partapatti (72) 84.17 131 133 777 4I' 363 139 38 48 Adharpur (73) 147.30 266 266 1 ,478 728 750 209 204 153 31 49 Thathupur (74) 525.27 669 670 4,005 2,028 1,977 355 332 736 220 50 La.gupur (75) 18.21 69 69 374 193 181 7 t 49 1 255 SVBPIVlSI()N-f)4PBANG-A SAPU ceNSUS ABSTRAct

MAIN WORKERS_.,._ Total Ma.in au ItlTatom Agricultural Houaehold OtherWor- Workers Labourers Indusby- kers Marginal Non-workers (I-IX) (I) (II) Manuf&(lturill8, [III, IV ,V (b) Workers Pl'OO8IIBiDa • and VI to Servicing IX] and Bepairs [V (a)i ---"""'-- ...... ,...---.... -.-. ,--• .A.- ...... ---""'_---. r--.A-.-...... ---.A..-_ "':""__.A.-_ M F M F M F JI F M F M F M F

tli l~ F 18 l~ 2Q ~J ll~. ll~ 24- 25 211 27 28

2,785 203 1,522 41 1,14.9 161 4.0 74. 1 29 n5 2,613 4,94.9 874 97 479 8 269 64 63 2\ 63 4 4 11 661 1,358 714 213 359 35 277 178 13 65 43 612 973 1.288 97 589 5 628 85 21 6 50 1.202 2.313 18$ 1:1 81l 2 93 3 1 10 8 250 398

575 58 299 2 224 5£ '7 1 45 1 7 616 1. J38 957 17 462 41\3 15 II 2 31 7 47 922', 1.746 214 126 83 2 3 1110 403 47 3 8 36 2 3 .... 60 109 67 6 29 37 II 1 94. 145 262 II 119 3 100 6 14 2 29 3114 586 226 50 99 2 88 9 20 37 19 2 6 273 423 642 53 335 1 241 26 5 61 26 46 28 693 1,328 25 .2 22 1 72 l1ll 180 51 129 ... 146 315 387 31 137 224 31 13 13 15 5 429 799 132 4 128 92 212 1.516 127 830 18 612 107 ' 3 1 71 1 2 3 1.577' 2.997 249 137 89 7 127 122 12 1 21 7 8 " 8 2~ 48~

72 8 14 45 6 13 2 2 45 13i 164 257 2 179 48 1 IS 25 1 19,1 447 156 1 109 1 47 126 206 374 4 218 2 116 2 6 34 424 855 283 4 128 2 95 1 8 1 1S2 1 14 448 763 174 22 81 IS 69 13 9 1 lIS 3 293 600 60 46 Jl 3 98 154 156 1111 29 12 172 340 576 75 282 32 247 40 9 38 3 523 965 86 86 47 ll4 173 20 48 6 120 14 5 i76 383 871 I 156 70iel 1 13 539 1.345 675 10 238 2 422 8 3 12 457 1,056 411 63 128 273 62 10 1 295 64.1 203 10 92 100 8 1 1 10 1 193 398 394 .2 2M 1 123 2 19 1 273 621 147 ~4 25 117 33 2 3 1 126 243 566 86 269 2 198 77 69 7 30 463 912 703 134 176 5 391 113 41S 5 91 II 8 3 591 993 1.631 257 61S1 15 836 241 24 1 120 2 1,439 2,684 177 32 1S6 2 106 28 8 2 7 17 3 178 341S 155 105 48 1 1 8 123 214 80 3 1 6~ 3 10 1 4' 140 398 41 187 2 121S 28 7 2 79 9 6 82 371 637 249 IS 70 11S4 5 4 21 2 165 35fl 400 115 160 13 231 100 3 2 6 328 635 1.005 31 .,78 7 31S7 22 20 ISO sa 4. 1,019 194 81 1 loll ISS 1 sa 112 180 256 PEVELQPMENT BLOCK-BARERI UR8AN/VU!.LAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu. Serial Thana no./ hootares Rasidon- House· tional and Housoless Scheduled S<'heduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Popul ation ) Castes Tribes Circle town/ward Houses in km.ll ,-----"----'--.. .----"----., ,-----""-----.. ,_....--"""------. P M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 IS 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-BAHERA --contd.

~l Bandh Dahura (76) 12.5/1 Uninhabited 52 Balha (77) 31.97 18 35 212 IlO 102 -.. 13 !f3 Sonwan (78) 54.63 88 136 757 390 367 23 21 128 41 Bakmandar (79) 141.64 184 184 830 404 426 50 62 144 32 MIS' Samadhpura (80) 299.46 238 285 1 ,603 806 797 37 32 300 75 56 Baheri (81) 1,388.86 1,747 l,a36 9,937 4,976 4,961 893 1,028 1,686 390 57 Dohat Narain (82) 243.21 223 294 l,711S 863 852 162 166 231 14 58 Madhuban (83) 88.62 185 185 1,088 1164 524 40 34 187 22 119 Ianay (84) 234.71 503 556 2,993 1,416 1,577 113 121 390 43 60 Bandhuli (811) 311. 20 202 375 2,232 1,125 1,107 161 156 398 23 61 Baghauni (87) 488.45 477 822 5,280 2,':;70 2,610 215 181 1,450 573 62 Shar (114) 326.98 324 344 1,823 918 905 198 205 252 59 63 Haridih (Il5) 2,867.56 975 2,450 14,570 7 ,434 7,136 948 902 2,091 326 64 Jhanjhar (116) 78.91 Uninhabited 65 Bandh Jhaujhar (117) 23.47 16 29 163 90 73 18 116 Amta ( 118) 248.47 275 275 1,642 839 803 252 230 170 37 67 Gangdah ( 119) 235.52 198 259 1,1161 779 782 184 189 209 12 68 Matullia (120) 255.76 297 303 1,876 972 904 67 58 157 2 69 Sadhua (121) 64.34 43 43 268 135 133 24 20 II 70 Kushiam (122) 55.85 80 177 883 453 430 8 14 98 16

71 Samram (123) 331),48 302 559 3.166 1.547 1,619 311 334 389 105 72 HaviAz Rakbe (124) 19'02 Uninhabited 73 BitbauJi (125) 420.06 517 851 4.6!l5 2,319 2,316 448 438 983 310 Sosari ( 126) 375.14 2J2 460 2,693 1,291 1,402 214 238 440 43 "71J Chakla (27) 33.99 Uninhabited 76 Naradapatti (128) 30.76 24 52 250 130 120 39 '17 Chakb ( 129) 32.37 18 40 206 114 92 45 46 23 78 Kapi (l30) 69.20 57 131 623 320 303 63 51 31J 7 79 Chakla (132) 124.64 95 166 1,012 508 504 25 15 146 10 80 Pakhi ( 142/2) 20.64 Uninhabited Total 21,481,80 19,517 25,154 145,981 73,613 72,368 11,646 11 ,553 23,627 5.671 ,<17 Sll'BDIVISION-DARBHANGA. S:AJ)~ 'ceNStlS ABSTRACt

HAIN WORKERS ---A. ---Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household OtherWor- Workers Labourers Industry- kers Marginal Non-worken (I-IX) (I) (II) Mn,nuff'ctnring, (III, tv .V {b) Wo;rk~rs Processing, and VI to Servicing IX) and Repairs ___ -A- ___ [V (a)] ---~--- .---~-..A.~__...... -~ r--""""'----., ,--.A..-...... ,----~--- M F Btl F M F --M F M F M F M F

III 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

64 57 7 46 102 159 69 74 21 80 47 1 .5 231 298 217 4 121 12 2 14 2 10 187 422 363 110 186 6 ]51 95 7 26 2 I 442 687 2,444 279 981 27 835 210 170 15 458 27 3 HI 2,529 4,571 424 154 199 I 213 5:1 12 439 798 311 38 183 8 127 30 1 2 251 486 646 36 34a 10 259 24 13 31 2 770 1,541 542 149 362 26 167 122 i 9 43 4 540 954-

1,174 43 800 21 301 22 a 61 3 88 1,493 2,479 312 100 200 7 307 g3 I 4 17 4 3S9 801 3,873 lI91 1,843 311 1,756 346 U 6 240 4- 13 14 3,548 6,731 57 34 2a 33 73 395 2 138 2 248 9 444 801 391 10 ]64 2 224 8 3 11 20 377 752 IH9 9 337 3 lSI 15 453 895 72 II 415 27 11 63 122 252 7 129 117 7 6 201 423 806 62 373 399 59 2 32 2 3 6 738 1,551 1,244 163 672 13 432 HIS 47 4 93 I 4 1,075 2,149 610 60 391 27 170 32 10 39 1 16 16 665 1,326

66 2 52 1 12 1 2 64 lIS 60 4 80 30 4- M 88 167 9 43 4, 69 5 5 50 1 26 In2 268 271 11 169 1 96 ]0 6 237 493

37,480 3.692 17,937 43S 16,451 ~,OO7 773 130 2,319 117 277 707 35,856 67.969 D--33 258 'bl!l'\'BLOPMENT BL()()It-BBNlPlJR URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

NlLDle of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Instifiu- Serial Thanano.( hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseleas Scheduled Scheduled Literate. no. Town(Wnrd( and of tial holds Population) Castell Tribea Cirda town/ward Housell inkm.2 .__-.A.----, r -, r--.A.-"'\ r--.A.o.-- p M 11' M - ll' M 11' y: 11'

2 3 , li 6 7 8 0 10 II 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-BAHERA -contd.

1 lta.harwllo ( 10/2) 59.89 47 96 552 276 276 81 6 2 Parauni (1) 221.36 130 236 1,129 572 557 192 126 3 P arkhotimpur (13) 33.59 34 34 202 107 95 28 27 16 6 4 Biehunnthpur tl4) lI21. 63 760 979 5,284 2,521 2,763 245 277 784 31';0 /I Uphardaha (15) 193.54 267 223 1,839 895 944 121 114 373 120 6 Amaithi (16) 402.66 508 654 3.311 1.709 1,602 453 408 537 91 7 Deoram ( 17) 280.85 3U; 464 2,481 1.270 1,211 126 1I0 522 148 8 Narpur (18) 232.29 222 344 1,863 865 998 I 395 43 9 Sirampur (19) 189. ~9 403 476 2,950 1.437 1.513 270 278 392 . 104 10 HariBhauor (20) 1.122.58 619 1.233 7,069 3.540 3,529 MO 550 ],201 3J5 11 Batho (21) 310.61'S 280 1105 2,494- 1,271 1,223 248 247 415 124 12 Semraon (22) 539.03 657 764 4.224 2,071 2.153 172 180 667 132 13 Supaul (23) 234.31 189 228 1,046 460 586 105 130 89 42 14 Rarhiam (24) 504.64 263 417 2,188 1,071) 1.118 163 227 27lS 15 15 Madhopur (25) 259.80 359 359 1.1)76 1.010 966 61 66 210 9 16 Jakauli (26) 226.22 261 264 } ,409 690 719 1>0 40 90 9 17 Rasu1pur (81/2) 14.97 4 4, 11 8 3 7 18 Nanda Patti ( 128/2) 41.28 58 119 737 389 348 24 17 124 24 19 Nandapatti (128/3 ) 29.14 9 19 97 54 43 11 20 Jarshon (131 ) 566.15 517 737 4.194 2,092 2,102 234 234 4M 57 21 Ba.lni (133) 261'1. 07 136 288 1,771 880 891 89 102 215 35 22 Ba.suham (134) 394.56 331 523 3,~20 1,660 1,560 231 219 669 225 23 Basuham ( 134/2) 13.76 12 12 71 30 41 30 41 24 Bishunpur (135) 207.60 167 347 1,916 977 939 219 199 376 71 25 Mahamadpur (136, 235.52 185 300 1,618 827 791 82 83 112 48 26 Mahamadpur (136(2) 87.41 Uninhabited 27 Ganesh Banauli (137)1.124,20 485 703 3.814 1.961 1,853 70Ci 645 626 1\)~ 28 Mohan Bah"ra (138) 57.87 169 258 1,447 736 711 24 22 334 115 29 Lutfullahpur (l39) 57,46 199 161 793 416 377 41 39 114 51 30 Sherampur (140) 1.21 Uninhabited 31 Labani (14) ) 159.85 194 227 1,IH4 804 7}0 36 28 256 35 32 Dakhram (142) 830.00 579 920 4,822 2,456 2,306 407 384 627 132 33 Korhari (143) )72.39 Uninhabited 34 Karhari (143/2) ) 38.8) 106 120 848 427 421 122 121 67 11 35 Mahioawan (144) 1,580.68 1,438 1,894 10,783 11,280 5,503 936 1,03} ) ,1344 311 36 Katwasa 0 44/2) 82.15 61 143 SII'S 445 370 56 64 1M 18 37 M'1hinam ( 1(413) 26.71 297 345 2,207 1,149 1,058 120 101 479 121 38 Kbllmhan (145) 44.51 73 127 791 399 392 127 27 39 Az Rakbe Mahinam (146) 40.06 16 30 ]44 74 70 20 40 POhadi (147) 926.31 1,29i 1,642 8,671 4,226 4.445 622 643 1,331 297

41 Siripur Dharukh (148) 180.08 108 89 526 261 265 42 43 III 54 42 Sima. Balha (149) 9.71 Uninhabited 43 Siripur Jagat (HIO) 178.R7 35l 440 2.757 1,337 1 .420 80 82 ... 611 205 44 Benipur (151) 119.38 i'S56 781 4,222 2.103 2.119 497 ISM :I 665 116 45 Benipur ( 151 12) 98.34 Uninhabited 46 Ra~hunal1danpur (1112) 13.315 57 100 495 263 232 11 14 112 M 47 Majhaura ( 53) 113.72 341 468 2.673 1,362 l,all 58 ~5 ~97 %M 48 Jaitipur (1153/2) 23.47 85 106 :n6 275 241 86 7 49 Lachhum8npur (154) 216.91 418 534 3,168 1.573 1,595 H\6 171S 1586 204 110 Laohhumanpur ( 1114/2) 72.44 42 42 227 108 119 11 18 ·~4 HI 25. SUBDIVISION-BENlPUit - CINSUS ABstRAct

MAIN WORKERS '--."_-- Total Main Oultivators Arioultural Household Other Wor. Workers aboul'6l'Il Industry- kerB Marginal (I-IX) (I) (II ) Manufacturing, [III,IV,V(b) Workers Non-workers Processing, and VI to Servicing IX] and Repairs [V (a)] __ __",,_----. , ~ ,...---"----. ,...-.A.--. .--.J\o---. ,---..A.---"'I r---_"_--- 11 F K F lit F lit F 11[ J' 11[ F M F

lIS 16 17 18 19 20 11 22 23 24 21S 28 27 2S

150 1 130 1 17 11 126 271S lOIS 13 33 10 57 3 15 237 168 230 378 46 10 34 .2 12 6 49 89 1,170 88 605 13 384 61 28 5 lIS3 9 81 172 1,270 2,503 423 121 227 103 129 11 22 6 45 1 7 3 465 820 797 43 275 10 407 28 53 1 62 4 8 68 904 1,491 573 {) 173 3 323 1 10 67 1 78 51 619 1,155 304 10 212 1 44- 9 I) 43 68 124 493 864 772 267 316 110 405 152 6 45 5 16 39 649 1,207 1,631 33 664 4 719 26 35 1 213 2 18 63 1,891 3,433 686 181 233 6 370 154 4 6 79 lIS 8 23 577 1,019 928 87 426 6 404 80 15 1 83 32 125 ] ,111 1,941 194 159 73 47 89 91 13 18 19 3 10 53 256 374 608 55 275 10 271 32 29 33 13 4 21 458 1,042 5211 95 173 19 282 66 16 118 10 6 217 475 654 358 26 185 9 146 9 2 2 25 6 14 78 318 611S 8 '1 ... 1 3 206 25 97 2 97 23 2 ... 10 183 323 27 3 12 15 2 1 27 40 1,094 163 616 23 446 140 32 28 124 970 1,815 489 lISa 262 14 210 136 17 3 391 738 717 31 301S 3 216 11 34 11 162 6 3 13 940 1,516 18 18 18 18 12 23 497 71 307 1 174 1S9 3 3 13 8 6 38 474 830 397 UI 76 286 15 10 25 430 776

967 121 312 1'175 106 12 68 11 47 69 947 1,663 ~46 25 113 " 124 lQ 26 I 83 5 4 10 386 676 1'18 I} 18 132 4, 1 26 1 23 239 349

188 45 165 124 45 4.0 37 .,. 10 428 665 l,lOS 92 484 IS 44.6 83 78 3 100 1 52 116 1,296 2,158 2lhf, III 63 19 159 91 .. 12 1 193 310 !,664 208 977 20 1,202 171 68 12 317 IS 75 193 2,641 5,102 %16 18 14.4 2 56 15 16 1 229 3tl2 tlll3 73 )08 1 176 64. 60 5 209 3 2 3 594 982 199 40 134 4 64 36 11 200 31S2 3 28 15 3 1 ... 30 67 2,047" 237 947 22 863 lSI) 109 41 128 IS 68 102 2,111 4,086 14T 38 ISO 3 93 85 1 3 1 114 228 t!l 57 34.3 1 155 45 )6 7 107 4 9 75 707 1,288 1 ,051 206 300 21 405 112 52 19 294 54 6 7 1,041.1 1,906

127 13 45 61 12 2 19 1 136 219 666 18 391 I 143 12 23 1 106 4 11 696 1,282 131 45 51 3 66 42 1 13 144 196 798 61 247 3 318 58 36 197 1 774 1,534. (8 1 25 1 21 2 60 118 260 DEVELOPMENT BLOC~ENlPUR URBAN/VILLAGE PAIMA~"

Name of Area of No. of. No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied House. (including Institu. Serial Thana no., hectares Residen. hold. tional and Houselee8 no. Scheduled Scheduled Town/Ward! and of tinl Population) Literatee Circle t town/ward Housell Castes Tribes inkm.2 ,-----_...... --_...... ,---..A.----., p r---~----.. K 11( .---..JII.--.. 1l' F M F 11 .II' 1 .2 3 4 3 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 U REVENUE THANA-BAHERA-contd.

31 Milki (155) 4.86 32 Uninhablt~d Ant aur ( 156 ) 5.21. 94 154 298 1,M4 83~ 113 Lachhumanpur. ( 157) 31.16 821> 177 148 190 43 Garho. Uninhabited 114 Nawada (I58 ) 707.79 955 1,254 7.101 3,632 3 .469 394 389 1S5 Kishunpur ( 159) 196.67 183 281 1,524 777 1.513 569 747 124 Il3 270 82 16 Ramanli (160) 645.46 428 713 4,447 2,136 2,311 218 19t 37 Adh10am ( 1(1) 259.40 207 448 2,439 SIS 170 1,202 1,237 178 150 293 ISS Mokaro.mpur (162 ) 98.74 256 472 2,533 1,2114 1,329 39 1S9 Sajhwar 62 78 311 92 (163 ) 449.19 416 592 3,172 I ,459 1,713 161 162 60 Baigani (164) 261.83 179 446 2,568 1,301 441 200 J,267 188 161) 370 133 61 RampaUi (165 ) 36.42 62 Bikupatti (166) 201.13 113 177 975 4.67 508 33 Unl"habit~d 63 Nankar (167 ) 18.62 40 207 34. 64 Moazampur (168) 106.03 216 366 2,31'13 Unlnhablt.d ],169 1.184 84 75 586 61S Achalpur (169) 75.27 78 155 828 418 263 410 137 119 93 36 66 Rashidpur (220) 106.43 116 118 769 392 377 87 S5 67 Rampur Udai (221 ) 366.64 183 272 1,848 115 6 873 975 48 53 321 68 Tumaul (222) 1114.18 252 243 1,499 739 7110 94 1S9 Chak Khoka. 81 75 317 132 (228) 12.95 21 26 114 50 64 26 29 70 Ba.ghela. (229) 118.98 34 69 412 20g 204 75 4.0 71 DhamSayn (230) 235.93 307 724 4,190 2.069 2,121 72 Ha.ritha 254 263 46S 97 (231) 731.26 905 1,045 5,7:!0 2,794 2,926 152 154 73 Haritha (231/2) 2.83 10 22 97 1,014 339 48 49 25 30 15 74 Sohat (232) 326.58 192 254 1,357 670 6S7 12 75 Parswar (233) 101.57 20 28 112 4- Unlnhablt«l 76 Motipur (234 ) 439.48 424 49S 2.761 1.412 1,341) tOI 77 Bhakura (235) 16.19 174 310 2S .78 Andauli (236 ) 601.35 254 261 1,622 811 811 32 Unlnlulblt.d 19 Soharpur (237) 4.86 3% 228 45 80 Mohiuddinpur (238) 873.20 634 95~ '.368 !,783 2.585 Unlnhabll#d 21lY .t44; 681 176 ,SI Kataha ( 239) M.1!6 32 55 321 148 173 9 10 82 Dhamwara (240) 184.1!3 401 402 2.400 ISIS 23 1 ,211 1,189 1~5 110 287 83 Rupaspur (241 ) 172.80 56 84 579 29/1 140 84 Sisl1uni (242) 133.14 28' 1 .2 10 ISO 261 1,510 776 734, 49 43 8S Pirauli (243) 102.79 118 211 1,285 648 637 140 2. 33 31 1'1 "18 86 Alinagar (244) 480.36 328 52() 3,014, 1 .542 1,472 87 Narma (247) 204.36 213 212 4J~4 110 106 207 1,283 651 6:12 134 US 88 Askaul (248) 165.92 122 190 1,1115 581 140 19 574 83 61 13S 89 Shampur (249) 168.35 176 3111 1,681 863 816 41 90 Garhs. (250) 10.93 801 91 207 41 Unlnhablt~d 91 Kiratpur (251 ) 46.54 74 96 603 317 286 56 92 Mokhlishpur (25:2) 4.Sfl 58 37 .2 93 Harsinghpur (253) 976.09 879 1,068 6,200 3,206 2,994 Uninhllblted 94 Chak Milki (254) 2:1.07 47 760 127 1199 1ISO 55 336 167 169 45 38 ~i Milki (255) 12.95 30 39 208 112 96 35 8 32 9 G6 Chamropatti (256) 18.62 97 Kcrrtho ( 257)* 123.83 Uninbabfltlli 182 393 !.214 I,Ul 1.093 223 243 98 Panchupotti (268) 98.34 103 1('3 495 245 250 21H 66 99 Barhawpatti (270) 64.75 132 26 26 21 132 764 373 391 29 28 100 Gorkha (348) 121.00 139 139 1HI! 461 451 81 IS 60 69 187 lS2 ;P;;;tly fall. in Ghanshyampur C . D. Block. CENSUS ABstRACt

MAIN WORKERS ------. Total Main Cultivatolll Agricultural Household OtherWor­ Workers Labourers Industry­ kerB Marginal NOD·worken (I-IX) (I) ( II) Manu(acturfD8 , [III ,IV ,V( b) Workers Processing , and VI to Servicing IX] and RepaiD [V (a» ,...---...... ,--.....----. r-... • ,--.J'-_ 'M F 11 F 11{ F M F

16 16 17 18 19 20 21 28 24 26 26 27 28

40~ Ill! 203 If 184 103 10 " 11 3 32 112 399 398. 1,709 288 906 11 663 204 10 13 130 Il 77 87 1,846 3, t44 896 26 163 3 159 18 11) 5 119 2 38l 719' 965 97 624 78 255 17 46 6 40 ... 1,171 2,214 674 I:J 330 1 303 11 41 3 525 1,2"24 550 39 236 ~ 18[ 32 116 2 77 3 654 1.287 672 1,2 406 13 184 107 9 8 73 9 102 11S7 681S ) ,424 624 57 336 9 202 44 16 2 70 2 17 7 660 1,203

199 IJ 132 4 44 3 1 20 37 132 231 371 556 36 2110 2 232 28 33 39 2 613 1.148 206 11 58 1 126 8 1 " 21 2 212 399 206 88 97 104 86 5 2 186 289 388 58 167 190 55 3 28 3 1 11 484 906 323 10 138 2 132 5 1 62 3 28 29 398 721 26 26 II 24 1J3 116 19 63 1 43 18 ]0 92 185 1,154 185 547 39 482 128 125 18 50 11 32 904 1,904 1.687 19 669 4 968 12 l4, 36 3 3 1,102 2,901 23 2 6 12 2 2 3 25 47 346 64 204 IS 131 51 1 10 6 318 623

718 II 323 2 366 I} 34, 3 2 692 1,338 348 18 181 , UI7 13 1 10 21 ,4: 4:42 74:9 1.:l8& 118 8iJ 31 409 8' '0 53 63 21 1,43' 2,'4:8 73 J 36 37 % 2 73 111 &88 18 190 ! "0 10 28 !J 6 343 1,171 113 :I 34, 92 18 10 J ... 162 IS! (71l 255 II 20! , I 18 1'1 300 709 332 2'J 195 1 133 1 !1 1 298 835 785 111 437 11 203 81 !4 11 1!1 15 757 1,381 339 39 17& 8 UH 1S3 ., 7 81S 17. SOB ! III 16' IS 1'1 2 ill 273. '61 493 1'f 2'7'1 II 188 0 10 3 !O If 372 '19'

172 37 103 67 37 1 1 145 249 1,630 10' 626 lIS 969 85 0 :I 26 2 9 64 1,567 1,826 90 8 40 1 35 l) 15 2 5 39 72 122 87 8 26 4 27 4, 1 3 9 27 46 61

31>2 45 289 0 240 36 3 !O 108 1169 940 129 ! 7 121 2 1 33 }5! 83 ., 122 2 81 1 33 1 7 1 52 38 199 alSl 227 6 107 47 3 17 18 I 1 236 '" UR8AN(VtLLAG& PRIMAAY

Name of Area. of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu. Serial Tha.na no./ hect;ares B.eaiden. House- tional and Houseleas Schedule.;] Soheduled Likra'" no. Town/Ward/ and of tiQI h'Olds Population) Castes Tribe. Circle town/ward Hou8e11 ,-_~---..A.. ______in kIn.1 ,----"----. ,---""""__~ ,.-_.....~-~ P II F M 11' H F M .,

1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 U 13 14 RIn'ENUE THANA-BABDA -contd.

101 Hanuman Nagar (349) 134.35 128 203 1.003 313 492 .. , 113 1& 102 Lilpur (350} 95.10 216 222 1,211 632 579 118 120 66 3 103 Nuruddinpur Dost (351) 266.28 221 253 1.399 686 '113 12 17 253 60 194 NIlnkar (:Hi2) lIS .17 lOS 109 689 332 357 47 57 110 28 105 Mir/apur (356) 262.23 237 354 2,101 1,059 1,042 22 29 326 31 106 Hathaud (358) 14.16 Uninhabited 107 Gadaul (359~ 526.08 668 689 3,758 1,893 1,865 247 258 318 42 Total 26.763.47 24.829 34,550 195,372 97.626 97.746 12.739 12.762 1 3 29,786 7.921 !63 IHJBPIVlSlqN~ ~"•. CENSUS ABSTRACT

HAIN WORKERS --Total Ma.in Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Wor- Workers Labourers Industry- kers (I-IX) ( I) (II ) Manufacturing, [III, IV,V(b) Marginal Non-workel'l! Processing, and VI to Workers Servicing IX] and Repairs [V(a) ]

..-__..A..._~ ~-__"._---""'\ ,.---"----. ,.--"..,._--~ r---.A..-----, r-----"'--- ~__,.._-- M F M F M F M F M F M F M: F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24- 25 26 27 28

320 2 241 1 49 1 36 193 490 335 2 98 1 228 1 1 8 lI3 297 524 278 29 139 4. 106 25 I 32 3 liS 401$ 669 206 24 94- 105 24 1 6 126 333 594 9 356 IS 215 4- 2 21 7 99 458 934

927 17 049 7 321 9 37 1 33 110 933 1.738

47,982 4,992 21,850 810 20,427 3,699 1,376 242 4,329 241 1,465 3,467 48,179 89.287 1M.

URBANrtYlU.AOE PRIMARY

Name of Area. of No.of Total PopulaUon V"illage with V"illage in Ocoupied No. of (including Institu. Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen. House- tional and Houselaes Soheduled Soheduled Literatelll no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes Circle town/ward House. in km.1I ,-----"-----.. r .----""--. ,.-~---. p y F Y 1!' Y 1!' Y 1!' 2 3 • 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-BAHERA -conld.

I Punahad (245 ) 493.30 ·U3 tlO3 2.1518 1.306 1.212 247 236 340 110 2 Ma.gura (246) 97 _93 144 144 749 396 353 12 20 84 8 Kortho (257 )*1,838.46 1,452 1.458 8,859 4,514 4.345 716 707 1,462 324 .( Borwa (25'l) 6l.II 88 89 643 304 339 4 5 77 2 5 Nari Bhadaun (259) 867_63 M5 1,390 8,850 4,457 4,393 298 310 1,943 813 '6 Bl1.ngrahata. (260) 121. 00 187 181 1,089 542 547 49 57 230 89 7 Kasraund (261 ) 684.31 fl4.1 911 15 ,110 2,1578 2,532 448 431 646 ll6 8 Bishunpur (263) 232.69 24!'i 270 4,549 809 740 173 163 208 28 9 Belwara. (264) 43.71 28 (8 272 142 130 1 2 26 7 10 Nasahara. (272) 79.12 56 91 443 228 215 22 24- 41 17 11 Parastama. (314) 335.88 259 280 1,531 800 731 127 102 204 24 12 Ganauni ( 313) 198.!:9 178 178 1,085 1)54 531 97 97 117 8 13 M·.. lnadih (320 ) 25.49 Uninhabited 14 Asi (321 ) 508.68 679 682 4,198 2,H4 2,054 236 227 1,088 452 lIS Hasa.npur (323) 72.03 Uninhabited 16 M"huwar (324) 145.28 2153 21S7 1,546 786 760 88 93 329 76 17 Kunauni (325) 112.10 89 100 ISH 281 263 17 13 15 4 18 Tira (326) 47.35 74 74 515 263 252 23 17 68 3 19 Manorthi (327) 37.64 Uninhabited 20 Nada.i (328) 244.43 284 284 1,751 894 851 49 39 209 52 21 Kanhai (329) 848.61 283 1563 3,258 1,701 1,557 99 98 590 209 22 Kalbat (330) 35 -21 Uninhabited 23 Hasanpur ( 331) 2.43 27 7( 489 2aI 258 19 23 41 8 24 Hasp.npur ( 332) 68.39 9 9 57 29 128 2 4 4 25 B'l.lthari (333) 165.51 73 214 1.497 772 725 96 84 203 23 26 MisrauJj (334) 10.12 27 47 300 166 134 89 21 27 Lagwa Bais (335) 299.06 227 349 1 ,669 834 835 278 277 97 18 28 Adharpur (336) 508.68 253 4'14, 3,109 1,557 1,552 278 260 288 a6 29 Uphraul (337) 142.04 U3 113 679 348 331 121 102 51 I) 30 Mansara (338) 317.27 380 380 2,168 1,107 1,061 211J 230 215 20 31 Nankar (339) 100.36 Uninhabited 32 Shahpur (3,0) 684.72 716 792 4,876 2,515 2,361 309 216 754 272 33 Dathua (341) 358.55 322 322 1 ,749 896 8113 171 146 100 9 Si Basuli (342) 138.40 99 99 605 305 300 1 49 14 35 Kasraund (343) 244.02 495 495 2,856 1,·120 1,436 227 217 455 134 36 Gulma (344) 458.10 480 527 3,071> 1,582 1 ,493 246 257 576 137 37 Hardowarpur (345) 176.85 254 391 2,120 1,031 1,089 34 41 399 86 38 Az Rakbe (346 ) 40.87 Uninhabited Hardowarpl1r. 39 pohadi (347) 1,237.51 1,109 1,442 8,326 4,288 4,038 644 61:1 1,408 238 40 Jadupatti (381) 7lJ9.58 501 840 5,308 2,612 2,026 297 304 910 231 41 Supaul (383 ) 117.36 100 106 604 312 292 35 36 105 16 42 Psdari (384) 318.89 122 315 1,940 951 989 163 160 383 16i 43 Chhal'ltpatti (385) 72.84 50 76 415 221 194 143 128 45 « Tuma.nl ( 386) 303.51 292 523 2.933 1,508 1,425 395 405 671 223 45 BalW'ara (1187 ) 9.31 Uninhabited 46 Semadeori (38S) 22.66 Uninhabited 47 GadhauI (aS9) 62.73 115 184 935 421 508 79 79 57 7 48 Domapathi (390) 10.52 Uninhabited 49 Bhaguanpur Bhit (391) 136.78 4 14 60 26 34 50 Burheb-Inaitpur (392) 454.86 289 -101 2.613 1,338 1,215 159 166 345 79

*ra.rUyfaU. i~ Benipur O.D. Blook. m . 8UWbtv:tsio'N~llE~' Cl!M$u~ ASS'l'RACt

MAIN WORKERS "..------"- Total Main Cu ltivators Agricultural Household OtberWor- Workers Labourers Industry- kers Marginal Non-worken (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufe ctur ing, [III,IV.V{b) Worke1'8 Processing • and VI to Servioing IX] and Repairs [V (a)] _-.. ..A-_~ ---"""--~ ---..A.--_ ,..--..A.~ ,---~-~ ,..--_'_-~ r---'._-- H 11' M 11' M 11' ]I,{ 11' M 11' II 11' M 11'

16 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 U !3 26 27 28

591 ]7 HI3 7 371 10 8 49 63 47 6152 1.148 222 ]31 82 9 1" 363 2.274 119 1.343 12 829 77 211 17 77 13 18 19 2.222 4,207 195 188 6 1 -.. 109 339 2,19! 299 1,231 150 832 143 40 91 5 2 1)6 2,261 4,038 251 liO 71 21 1M 26 28 3 34 291 468 1,209 67 417 6 ti23 43 iS7 li 112 18 1 1,369 2,464 423 31 18iS 1 220 30 17 1 386 708 74 61 7 67 61 68 69 117 93 17 100 93 III 122 425 1,u 154 8 263 135 1 7 4 875 584 all 107 183 24 121 82 3 1 4- 243 424 1.062 21B 802 86 898 124 18 14' II 42 1,081 1,799

833 38 2US 86 38 all 453 724- 177 143 4] 16 131! 127 1 104- 120 188 3 178 1 7 2 3 75 249 320 149 294 19 217 130 II 374 708 92,1 134 627 19 283 115 14 777 1,423 109 72 30 7 122 258 23 16 7 6 28 374 25 168 1 192 23 8 1 8 1 397 700 75 64 10 1 91 134 467 188 171 lIS 293 173 3 367 647 620 85 441S 8 147 41 2 35 26 1 1 937 1,466 195 16 91 1 99 15 5 153 315 609 21 333 Ii 268 16 S 19 479 1,040

1,234 266 411 12 701 247 10 2 112 5 2 . 82 1,279 2,013 476 15 151 1 323 14 2 420 838 1'77 1 58 115 1 4 128 299 672 28 373 14 231 13 68 1 1 748 1,407 779 12 505 214 11 4 rl6 1 6 803 1,475 329 11 191 3 300 7 11 27 1 7 495 1,078

2,184 196 970 8 1,061 179 19 9 134 8 42 2,096 3,800 l,ll7 26 685 9 353 16 18 61 1 1,495 2,670 137 l5 98 35 15 4 175 277 458 101 186 14 230 83 ... 42 4 493 888 130 23 29 92 19 6 4 3 3 91 168 678 115 32~ 3 295 1°9 7 53 3 12 3 8IlI 1,307

201 95 48 29 153 66 226 413

19 12 19 12 2 7 20 709 91$ 315 353 94 8 S3 2 2 627 1,178 D_ll4 '266 DJ!lVELOPMENT BLOOIt-GHANSHYAMPUR URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Na.me of Area of No.of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied Houe... (iucluding Inl!ltitu- Sorial Thana no., hectaro& Rosiden- holds tional and Rouseles. Scheduled Scheduled Litera... no. TownfW ardl and of tial Population) CaatH Trib88 Circle town/ward HOU888 inkm.2 ,----...... ----. ,----A.-...... ,---a..---"'"\ ,---...... p ]I[ -- H F F II F 11 F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I} 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-BAHEltA-contd.

51 F,.izullahpur (393) H18.75 136 204 1,161 596 565 51 43 74 - 23 5Z Burhob (394) 6.88 35 57 306 154 152 8 14 89 20 53 Ghanshampur (39~) l554.01 41?5 645 3,841 I ,944 1,897 213 207 763 180 54 Phakirana (396) 45.73 12 15 66 39 27 39 27 3 (Ji) Pali (397) 513.54 74,7 951 6,000 3,092 2,908 328 295 920 208 56 MahA thwltr (3\;18) 352.SS 3M 40,1 2,402 1,213 1,189 197 181 482 91} 57 8alahpur Lagma(399) 706.06 721 721 4,319 2,161 2,158 516 528 1S7S 126 liS Dohatha (400) 72.84 94 94 575 :no 26!,) 3 4 79 59 Asma (401) 145.68 62 JI9 601 322 279 216 171 46 2 60 Rasiari (402) 2,089.77 1,812 1,859 11 ,489 5,896 5,593 1,447 1,433 2,041 607 61 Jhagarua (403) 1, 022.22 1,162 1,163 7,596 3,721 3,875 737 749 1,040 304 62 Dank .. (404) 91.46 116 116 825 410 415 112 29 63 Tatari (401S) l4.9.33 104 104 726 U8 378 40 52 ISO 13 64 Tarwara. <4.(6) 198.70 ~lll 212 1,227 607 620 183 201 182 17 6lS Kubaul (4-07) 165.Il 226 lI72 1,4040 730 674- 221 206 '217 41

66 Bath (408 ) 554.41 367 383 ~,193 I, III 1 ,0~2 ) 90 19! 294 ' 21 67 J)hangba. ( 4(9) 313.63 198 213 1,215 626 589 158 ]46 177 16 6S Jagson (410) 201.13 214 263 1,520 781 739 52 54 231 ISO 69 BhoH (.jH) 59.89 19 19 li6 61 55 4 6 3 70 Amahi (412) 36.02 Unlnhabltea

71 :Bur&ns (413) 691.60 566 873 4,754 2,414- 2,340 211 202 556 242 72 Bhuab.n (414~ ]49.33 134 134 94-6 498 4-48 86 ]01 157 73 73 Gauraman Singh(41 ) 301.49 325 326 1,845 966 879 106 92 362 167 74. Rauta (416) 238.36 47 R4 503 21>1 252 4

76 Kbaisa (422) 101 .98 262 262 I ,594- 792 802 61 6~ 256 47 77 Jllmlllpur (423 ) 784.27 1,255 1 ,260 7,922 3,925 3,997 436 432 1 1,106 3eO 71'1 Narkatia (424) 100.36 Uninhabited 79 Bhobhaul (.i25 ) 289.75 191 211 1 ,235 635 600 225 259 181S 60 80 Bhandari a (4.:!6 ) 143.66 85 87 1i52 270 282 28 33 53 1

81 Kandwara ( 427) 110.07 83 83 571 2no 281 17 24 118 7 82 Birdipur ( 428) 378.38 23:; 235 1,389 699 690 245 227 238 63

Total 25,649.03 22,984 27,433 163,930 83,152 80,778 12,825 12,513 1 25,565 6.796 ~6'i SUllDtvISION-BUNiPtJit. . CIENSUS AS.TRACt

JUIN WOR1tBRe Household Industry- Other Wor. Total Mai n CultiTat-olll Agricultural Manufacturing. kers [III, Workers Labourers Processing. IV, V(b) Marginal (I-IX) (I) (II) Servicing and VI to Worker. Non-workers and Repltir. IX] [V (a» ~-..A... __ ,.... __ J..._ ~-~-- ",_____....-~ ,....---"-___, r--.A.-~ ",,_----...---. M J!' M F M .F 11 F M F M F M J' 15 1. 17 11 III 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2S

178 1 109 1116 1 1 320 564 8' 50 2 12 90 HI! 838 OS 382 295 00 2S lliS 5 16 75 1,092 1,727 10 19 20 27 1.lnT 4.7 !iSS 1 M8 41 52 1 229 2 24 l~ l,lI51 2.845

801 113 BIg 8 243 104 2 37 3 2 l' 610 1,062 1,060 108 828 3 382 102 14 II 36 1,101 2,000 178 167 10 1 132 265 2B 121 44 ]67 121 III 158 3,014 5111 1,366 14 1.309 534 24 31ts 3 116 115 2.766 4,987 1,998 384 1,040 7 922 344 11 25 3 1,723 3,lI20 187 fll) 102 2 85 87 223 346 188 104 119 37 69 67 160 274 SI7 170 129 12 179 154 !it 4 290 450 '33 105 188 7 244 98 1 6 9 201 560 lI74 126 374 25 196 00 4. 2 537 956 3M 125 91 4, 271 121 , 29 260 '35 43S 36 206 203 36 10 U 3 345 703 33 29 I 31 211 1 28 26

1,!H 78 567 6 550 62 17 6 80 4. 8 1,180 2,254 219 37 96 3 117 34 6 11 6 268 (05 534 62 231 11 285 49 ]8 432 817 152 75 39 4 1I0 71 2 I 99 177 64.6 16g 219 II 4l!l 11>8 6 29 4.69 831

392 IH 177 12 207 38 4. 1 4. 4.00 151 I,U4 545 753 33 1.189 !S98 69 3 13S 11 70 228 1.711 3,114 321 132 46 4 262 128 1 12 314 468 141S 1S8 96 13 49 45 125 224. UH 40 128 3 29 37 4- 129 241 143 141 148 31 167 lOt III 1 16 21 101 131 44. 4.2,018 6,663 20,033 743 19,142 5.726 626 92 2,858 92 404 916 40,690 73,209 URBAN/VILLAGE PAtNlARV,

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu_ Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional and Housel688 Scheduled Scheduled Literate. no. Town/Ward! and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes Circle town/ward Hou_ In km.- ,------"-----. ,---_""__ - ,----"---- ,...-_--"'-__" P M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 II e 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

REVENUE THANA-BAHERA ~ntd.

1 Aurantausuri (86) 4411.~5 239 476 2,362 1,209 1,153 103 105 356 34. 2 Manor horam (88) 487 .64 359 1199 2,910 1,456 1,11>4 595 1)39 298 ' 97 3 Gaura. (89) 142.04 71 134 765 394 371 19 28 168 36 , Murwara. (90) 357.74- 213 307 2,ll12 l,lI3 1,039 124- 130 380 6G lJ Arjuna. Bijuli ... (91) 222.98 G3 911 647 322 328 96 4. e :Ba.npur (92) 51.06 Uninhabited 7 Andbiari (93) 23.88 47 113 340 174 166 107 102 19 7 " 8 ;Deokali (94) 247.26 /SOl 719 4,830 2,430 2,380 416 401 748 179 a Jagarnathpur (911) 75.27 14.4 202 1,000 472 l'>28 71S 116 227 117 10 Jaikishunpur (96) 34.80 67 711 509 21S9 2110 108 104 36 1 11 Mirzapur (97) 98.74- 2111S 255 I ,607 813 794 123 128 369 11 I! 12 Birampur (98) 140.02 233 340 1,869 913 956 1St 194 320 63 13 Aman (99) 2112.13 174 272 1,719 828 891 230 276 130 4 14 Shiupur (100, 29.91S 32 32 300 142 158 41 9 111 Sirsia. (101) 29.91S 32 32 209 107 102 19 16 Nausta (102) 97.93 36 36 212 III 101 10 17 Kamal' Kalan (103) 211.611 136 2111 1,292 646 646 99 84 99 6 18 Belgaun (104) 41S .73 9 20 93 ISO 43 38 34 19 Ramnagar (105 ) 414.S\) 377 IIln 3,293 1 ,Il99 1,61H 435 462 443 140 20 Nayanagar (lO6) 74.46 Uninhabited 21 Rampur (10612) 44.92 60 60 356 190 166 29 t2 Sa.hasraln (107) 145.28 3118 481 2,806 1,402 1,404 311 308 lias 107 23 Athar (l08) 197.08 132 132 829 416 413 138 144 96 26 24 Mahu... (l09) 35.61 144 161S 1,087 564 523 47 45 147 9 211 Sa.ho (110) 1,862.34 1,432 2,187 12,607 6,333 6,274 1,195 1,269 1,698 387 26 Padri (Ill) 256.16 511 694 3,8110 1,977 1,873 227 213 930 369 27 Sihol ( 112) 143.26 178 183 947 481 466 75 75 97 5 28 Shiunagar (1l3) 546.72 477 747 4,063 2.055 2,008 396 379 449 48 29 Dumri (262) 100.77 323 409 2,388 1,207 1,181 196 172 41S0 138 30 Rohal' (265) 1,087.78 1,094 1,430 8,291 4,086 4,205 407 409 1,175 336

31 Sonbihat (266~ 220.96 81 86 441 217 224 90 87 13 32 Neuri (267 762.42 839 1,043 5,872 2,877 2,995 379 366 726 121 33 K ... huwa (269) 336.29 489 648 3,842 1,892 1,950 262 255 624 2113 34 Jagdispur (271 ~ 336.29 306 385 2,165 1,066 1,099 57 71 548 13 311 AzRakbe-Gobind- (27 ) 72.84 18 24 149 91 58 40 24 12 pur, 36 Harpatti Gobindpur(274) 88.22 2 II 15 8 7 37 Lalpur (273) 216.91 44 78 514 271 243 12 16 113 21 38 Patania (276) 441S.111 297 1S07 2,674 1,327 1,347 362 8515 313 60 39 Saduka (277 ~ l88 .99 20 30 138 62 76 62 76 1 40 Nathpatti (278 40.06 Unlnhablt.d 4.1 Nathpatti (2'18/2) 23.07 Uninhabited 4.2 Ha.rpur Kalan (279) 333.46 3ll 383 2,221 1,129 1,092 323 341 263 9 4.8 Naraenpur (280) 137.1S9 Uninhabited 4., Naraenpur (280/2) ]9.02 108 1117 999 525 474 128 124 197 125 4.15 Gambhiria "(281) 711.68 60 89 580 299 281 89 3 4.6 Hanshi (282) 1154.118 129 225 1,321 649 672 69 69 234 43 4.7 Talibpur {283J 1S2.21 38 68 438 231 207 60 57 58 Sogaha (28 ) 27.11 31 43 286 151 135 107 94 18 6 Rasulpur (283) 121.40 lS6 92 600 315 285 6 4 127 21 ".0" BhaiDi (286) 36'.11 J7~ 3M 1,226 l,U3 1,113 276 257 32t 77 909. caNtua "'1'MC'f "~."""-

IU.lB WORKERS '-'. Total Main CultiTatora Ar,ioultural Household Other Wor--- Workera aboul'ers Industry_ ken Marginal (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, [I1I,IV ,V (b) Workers Non-"ol'kera Processing , andVI to Servicing IX] and Repa.irs [V (a)]

, ~--... ,-_--. ,---...Ao.--""II ".---_,._ r-~~ ,...-----. .------. __ )I :F K F 14 F K F II F 14 F M J'

US 18 17 18 19 to 21 22 23 24 ~ ~ 1t7 18

6~2 S 338 1 234 6 6 1 607 1,141 727 78 2'3 .2 '47 74 37 2 3 72' 1,3'76 132 33 78 2 42 31 "9 23 242 as8 330 "7 213 2 228 31 80 1 51 13 8 1 GSO tel 168 1 182 1 US 1 HI4 '324

103 1 13 89 1 1 71 1~5 1,295 14,1 ';S9 10 727 127 65 1 64 3 1 1,138 2.t38 226 i 81 79 1 37 29 248 liS7 1 33 911 29 1 102 ~~ 362 31 158 153 31 17 32 431 763 447 135 176 IS 213 123 26 If 32 2 I 465 $17 384., 66 266 3 109 61 I 9 1 6 438 826 80 1S7 28 49 57 3 " 62 101 en 29 19 31 25 1 1S6 73 58 II 17 2" 36 4, 1 5'8 95 34,1 HI 279 HI 62 305 8n 33 24- 33 24 17 19 '177 177 342 12 376 161 110 1 39 3 12 108 810 l.t09

149 31 116 ! 41 .66 718 28 426 1 21H 24 17 24 15 116 669 1,262 251 83 149 12 7 161S 4:13 304 1 235 1 17 19 3 260 522 S ,238 647 1,193 113 1,716 304 66 15 .263 15 4 47 3,091 6,680 936 117 MB 2 314 111 13 2 101 2 ... 1,041 1,758 272 33 175 4 86 31 11 209 431 1,138 233 453 12 604 201 28 1 73 19 897 1.773 387 88 262 6 242 58 18 3 65 1 1 46 619 1,,067 1,928 266 007 41 851 199 32 18 138 8 24 229 .2,134 3,'710 90 1 10 78 1 2 127 223 1,461 114 700 11 602 63 90 37 69 1 59 118 1,337 .2-,763 897 24 488 5 348 14 9 1 52 11 711 984 1,851 549 10 301 1 221 9 lIS 12 IH? 1.,089 43 27 3 40 27 " 1 48 . '10 II 2 I 4 2 1 It , ]411 101 11 ... 19 11$ 126 243 621 66 Ii' J 1St l' 43 4 706 1,1S1 22 6 1 '1021 6 3 40 87

119S U 131 1 2.9 10 33 .{O 3 18 11 IHS 1,067 248 28 75 130 27 43 1 5 277 441 132 6 lOt 1 23 S 16'1 275 302 50 114 I 144 44 It 1 25 .2 2 345 dO 103 6 101 1 2 5 15 U8 188 09 4. 05 112 131 167 180 t 3 2 148 US 58~ 1" 188 S, J87 11S9 4 4. n .2 531 .1. 210.

Name of Area of No. of Total Populatioa village with village in Occupied No. of (including Inatitu- Serial Thana no.' hectares R&a i den- House- tional and RouselN. Scheduled Scheduled Lh.rat_ DO. Town/Wnrd/ and of tial holds Population) Caatee Tribee Cirole town/ward Hou_ ,.--.A--__ inJun.1 r----..A..---~ .---.A.~ ,.---,"-- P M l!' M J' .u: 11' II .. 1 2 8 , I 6 7. 8 .. 10 11 12 IS 14 REVENUE TBANA-BAHE:aA. -concld.

51 Pokhram (287) 1,749.84 1,163 2,16~ 12,837 1S,57S 6,259 860 800 1 ,984 409 152 Patania (288) 8.90 Uninhabited 58 Ka~a.ya (289) 20S.58 179 301 1,8~0 827 823 160 160 128 20 M Changwara (200) 72.44 53 86 405 258 237 10 1.1 43 '1 155 Aran pokhra.m (291) 12.153 Uninhabited

IJ~ Ladh!l. (292) 118.14 171 171 1,049 551 498 29 23 U4 101 37 Balia (293) 79.72 130 208 ) ,436 702 734 29 33 326 1157 38 Afzala. (294) 815.11 716 943 5,758 2,927 2,831 392 386 872 167 69 Mahamadpur (295) 334-.67 173 305 1,516 771 745 262 274 228 31 ao A kbarpur Ba.ik (296) 469.83 476 659 4,241 2,105 2,136 171 168 804 ]8g

~l Hanti (297) 280.44 152 240 1,421 754 667 103 101 2:15 22 62 Uchti (298) 621.99 490 648 3,732 1,821 ] ,911 236 236 1525 87 63 Son pur (299) 371.09 254 337 1,897 925 972 181 214 )00 31 64 Gulma (300) 39.66 Uninhabited 65 Paghari (301 ) 285.70 295 333 1,878 936 937 6a 66 242 51 ,66 Adhlar (302) 39.66 33 43 2Il8 ]22 146 69 fH 53 5 67 Adhlar (303) 33.99 53 59 299 140 159 157 60 34 68 PhafBahi (304) 44.51 46 154 359 182 177 45 69 PaJawa (300) 236.74 216 237 1,433 720 713 188 189 214 34 70 Ahis& (306) 140.83 105 109 645 321 324 27 18 ... 15 1 71 Bargawan (307) 280.44 172 194 1,308 1148 660 109 102 149 4 '12 Baijnathpur (308) 160.66 62 615 405 200 205 37 47 72 18 73 BangraBi (309) 388.49 177 244 ] ,409 721 688 IH 47 252 27 7' Kahuwa. (310) 95.10 67 no 745 377 368 49 40 218 ] liS 75 H&aopur (311 ) 62.32 27 38 225 117 ]08 16 20 7!l 29

'76 Araz; Bangrasi (112) 20.M Unlnhablt~d 77 Tenduwa (313) 61.51 77 77 509 267 242 142 137 41 12 78 Gayri (3 16) 105.65 96 102 626 320 306 130 39 '79 Supaul ~317) 999.56 1,277 1,612 10,092 5,101 4,991 544 6115 2,069 724 80 Parhat 318) SO.76 16 17 87 55 32 30 .2 81 Fakirana. (319 ) 55.85 65 66 394 202 )92 155 1118 5g 14; Bbant& 322 62.32 105 117 lS57 257 300 78 77 155 7 82 ) 83 Kothram 1418~ 456.07 33.2 333 2,104 1,050 1,054 1.2' 12.2 408 110 84 Mans&ra (419 307 .56 325 S31l 2,006 1,009 997 37 49 447 242 .86 Malhi (420 ) 83.77 60 60 375 199 176 .2 15 42 3 86 Punaoh (421 ) 138.40 96 06 501 270 231 3'1 30 38 3

Total 20,99'.04 18,494 25,488 150,066 75,425 74,641 12,086 12,112 ... 23,st5 5,722 '271 '~BPlyI~fM'-·~J!MP" ~: CENSUS A8$TRA.CT

lU.IN WORKlIlM Toi;a.ll\i[a.in O1lltiva.tor. Agricultllra.1 Household Other Wor. Workers La.bourers Industry- kers (I-IX) ( 1) (11 ) Manufaoturing, [111, IV ,V(b) Harginal l{on·"omn ProoeBsing, and VIto WorkOl'll Servioing IX) and Repairs [V( a.) ] ,--_ ___.,A..._--, r-__.,.._ ___ "..---_"'_--~ r---"---.-...... ,.-_""'_---... r--...... --"'\ ,...-.Ao_~ 11 F H Jj' M F M F M F M F M: 11'

15 16 17 18 - 19 20 21 22 28 24 25 %6 2'1 %8

-3.624 457 1,736 109 1,174 339 28 1 68 8 11 26 2,tl43 1S,'17, 4,72 44 lSI 1 314 43 2 5 1 3115 778 ItsO 1 as 92 I 1 108 %3S

219 7 130 6 137 1 12 272 401 210 2 107 63 1 1 39 1 1 4 491 728 1.446 182 499 2 492 162 118 8 337 10 9 7 1.472 2,642 440 155 113 320 ]54 1 6 1 331 690 999 1158 474 10 460 1415 4 1 61 2 1,106 1,978

3M 119 117 {) 181 ll3 5 55 1 22 51 374 497 892 . 124 428 l() 371 107 8 5 815 2 929 1,787 0.37 :lOll 366 89 167 103 40 10 10 1 16 . 187 7G40 4076 25 16& 16 71 8 3 37 1 3 13 tlS7 .81t 68 .2 66 .2 1 1 1 M .148 72 3 35 36 3 1 45 68 III 94 2 61 33 .2 1 88 174 366 89 164 1 195 88 3 4 30 354 594 170 11 45 123 11 2 151 313 331S 7 163 169 7 1 .2 .2 1 311 652 111 8 79 6 32 2 1 80 196 385 00 215 8 159 82 .2 9 336 1598 212 3 119 91 3 2 161S 365 77 2 51 25 2 1 40 106

144 72 67 5 123 242 151 64 46 41 169 306 2.463 118 776 6 730 88 224 3 733 21 9 267 2,629. 4,606 31 1 18 9 4 1 24 31 97 '1 I> 86 7 6 105 185 118 35 24 7 91 28 3 5 ]7 134 248 677 !l 448 II IO!} 6 3 17 1 .31 473 1,014 542 215 214 7 304 18 24 1 466 972 108 54 15 93 54 91 122 156 3 85 '10 S 1 114 228 38,249 4.741 17,142 58'7 1'7,133 3,899 1,026 120 2,948 135 225 1,366 36,951 811,53' URIIAN/VH.;LAGE PRIMARY

Na.me of Aroa. of No. of Total Population Tillage wi th village in Occnpied No. of (including Institu. Serial Thanano./ hectares Resideo- House- tional and Houselell8 Scheduled. Scheduled Literate. no. Town/Ward/ and of ti",l holds Population) Castell Tribes Circle town/ward Houaell in kID.I ,..-----"--~ r---"-----, .---"--. -r-.-.A--~ p H F H ]I' M F 11 J'

1 2 3 , IS 6 7 8 t 10 11 12 13 !4 REVENUE TDANA-RUSERA

1 Hanaitha. (I82) 291.77 170 170 958 475 483 163 171 36 ~ "2 . noriha uy/ (l83) 8.09 5 6 14 10 t 6 Manoripa.tti • 3 Ja.fa.rpu1' ( 184) 124.24 154 173 1,013 514 499 100 169 119 26 Larni (l85) 48.16 28 45 301'1 143 162 15 19 24 "IS Hathra (l86) 127.48 287 287 1,682 825 8117 41 372 257 38 ~ Hatba.uTi (187) 75.27 112 112 681 342 339 80 80 62 7 Basa.nl (188) 120.59 63 63 366 17S 188 32 31 16 8 Gothani (189) 15:1.37 141 141 1,100 523 577 159 177 ] 26 27" 9 Balaha (190) 689.57 5:13 534 3,310 1,636 1,674 372 397 1 2ll 21 to Lodipur (193 ) 40.87 35 63 313 1f16 157 27 11 Pirori ( 194) 49.78 35 55 353 187 166 2 a 151 12 Ma.hara.jpur (195 ) 76.48 54 54. 371 175 196 35 19 11 Darbtrpur 0 96) 18.61 33 84. 195 97 98 31 4. l" ABO (197) IG9.85 80 lISO 923 460 463 104 111 101 17 US Ba.rhaUlpur (199) 109.67 181 181 981 502 479 161 163 108 IS

16 Gora (200) ~6.19 98 105 626 207 329 12 1 17 Aurahi ( 201) 322.13 112 112 665 318 347 70 ISS 114 41 18 Fakirana (202 ) 32.78 30 30 156 85 71 31 32 8 Kalyan Dih. 19 Khetas Kalna (203 ) 95.50 195 195 1,009 509 500 22 29 105 13 20 Ka.1na.d.ih (204 ) 19.83 23 23 III 68 43 14 8 3 21 Missi (203 ) 110.88 88 88 421'1 221 204 62 62 6 22 GhorBat (206) 146.09 181 181 975 469 506 144 174 126 19 23 Harnagar (207) 439.89 254 427 2,425 1,196 1,229 113 109 231 24 24 Majhiam (208) 65.96 93 97 559 287 272 67 68 31 3 25 Dharsham (209) 129.50 73 119 649 290 359 53 63 70 I} 26 Kachhua (210) 72·03 58 10.1 531 292 239 54 47 87 4 27 Maibi (211 ) 43.71 35 69 330 161 169 2 62 3 28 Ber (212) 418.44 477 497 3,000 1,445 1,555 226 217 563 221 '29 Suitanpur (213) 274 .82 239 247 1,420 696 724 91 98 116 11 ,30 Aber urfRambari(214) 159.44 174 176 1,001 487 514 145 156 71 10

~1 Aber (214/2) 8.50 17 17 79 40 39 29 30 IS 32 Tolekhaki Daspur(214/3) 3.64 Unlnhoblted 33 Atraha. (215) 14.57 14 14 92 42 50 20 27 3 M G_spur (21(\) 53.82 75 75 420 213 207 HI 105 81 14 35 Siripur urf (217) 12.14 47 48 251 132 119 42 9 Sukroarpur. 36 Bahrampur uri (218) 279.63 380 401 2,231 1,140 1,091 195 201 286 58 Masankhun. 37 Harauli (219) 386.47 371 437 2.495 1,153 I ,342 307 378 349 1)3 38 Pachha.ra Khurd (220) 17.81 7!J 79 383 210 173 200 172 61 3 39 Pachhara Buzurg(221) 84.17 85 129 681 326 355 107 124 106 6 40 Manoripur (222) 17.00 50 50 277 130 147 12 16 55 6 41 Naraenpur (223) 282.06 167 348 1,904 888 1,016 191 226 200 HI 42 Bhatwan (224) 38.44 15 26 134 71 63 20 43 Gararo Dib (225) 17.81 13 13 68 40 28 40 211 10 1 .u Ada1pur (226) 121.00 136 136 747 387 360 241 231 78 4 45 Khalaain (227) lIO.07 ll5 115 657 318 339 226 252 75 :n 46 Bhaluka (228) 38.44 95 95 205 239 9 11 77 7 47 Dha.rampur (229) 86.20 51 51 2474·'"' 123 124 83 85 18 3 ~ Bargaon (230) 396-18 292 470 2,807 1,404 1,403 125 124 459 115 49 Pando (231 ) 89.43 114 114 646 334 312 18 20 93 12 .0 ASDl&Q. (232) 3!9.41 343 343 1 ,690 85S 83! 44.3 410 :as 40 ~,.

S~S~IIB~:. CM8UtJ A88TAACI'

______HAIN___ WORKERS-A.. Totall'rlain Cultivatol'll Agricultural Household Other Wor- Worke"" Labourers Industry- kerB Marginal Non-worken (I-IX) ( I) ( II) Hau...uacturing , [III ,IV ,V( b~ Wor~ PrOC6llsing , "nd VI to Servioing IX] Nld ~pai1'll [V(a)]

~-"",,,",~ .--...__,_..., ,...--~~ ,--Jl..-~~ ,..--...___.._ ~~---.. r--~-- M: J' At: ]!' II{ J' M: ]I' M F H l!' II l!' 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 !! 23 '4 25 26 27 28

~O 7 122 5 38 2 171 326 144- 150 7 II 1 3 4 16" 43 76 112 34 6 40 9 250 '_M 8lJ 34 9 19 ~ 10 79 152 398 32 190 13 1811 39 20 S 110 427 lJ95

III! IT 87 7fJ 17 II ' 175 ~-22 100 fJ 26 79 /} 4, 2 89 .18} 257 24 87 166 24, 1 3 ... 21 71 245 .•82 830 263 8116 48 452 212 8 14 3 61 256 741$ 1,1.5lS 73 1 24 .. , 49 1 1 1 3 81 -I3S

90 2 42 46 1 2 6 10 91 1~4 8.2 42 20 60 42 2 1 92 154 (1 'il 29 II Ii 6 1 4, G6 • 89' 'I" , 89 lot 4 11 35 210 .+C9 217 62 90 10 130 4,9 2 35 3 11 lI8 21" .IS9 181 46 38 7 46 38 1 1 46 ... 13 80 Il13 203 )47 66 44 89 64 2 12 2 171 281 :U 5 26 3 11 2 4 10 1~ 34 49 310 62 1110 17 143 41S 4' 18 199 438 37 1 13 23 1 1 3 20 28 22 121 1I3 63 41 1S8 72 II 5 94 86 '32 62 103 11 JI6 ·n 4 9 10 7 230 444 .39-1 109 276 29 227 78 34 lSi 2 41 i58 561 064 171 42 123 6 116 272 ~41 53 65 26 63 29 13 149 304 140 13 65 7 60 6 15 152 226 88 13 39 1 36 12 7 6 113 136 609 22 218 10 340 10 .( ... 47 2 54 2 782 1,:&31 370 84 182 31 177 112 1 11 326 640 239 79 62 4 175 75 2 2 6 246 4.29 20 HI 19 15 20 24 22 19 22 19 9 20 22 ]23 22 28 78 21 2 15 90 186 71S 8 34 24 5 2 15 3 57 III 857 189 220 27 251 99 18 2 68 11 80 60 553 892

538 280 ~05 76 180 176 13 2 140 26 29 216 586 846 107 64 4 99 64 4 2 103 107 148 2 S2 1 24 1 36 .( 137 179 216 69 8 19 1 44 6 6 3 83 58 56 409 167 206 ,(0 175 126 8 20 1 3 19 476 830 36 2 31 1\ 2 1 35 60 20 7 3 17 7 20 21 208 12 86 Jl9 2 3 10 179 348 308 174 :~ I 77 6 9 ... 25 3 144

11.0; 110 24 90 2B9 70 I ~ 6 62 12 2 53 112 7ll 227 237 37 :1611 179 4 105 11 10 47 683 1.129 189 . __ 85 100 4 141S &12 387 642 .US 97 JII-l 33 ~J9 lj~ 119 II 3J, 23 93 :»-:3/} 914, a¥El..o.~!ft BLOOIt-J[U$tIEsaWAJt. .S'lW.4N U... AN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of A.rea of No. of Total Population Tillage with. Tillage in Occupied No. of ( including IIlIItitu- S.rlal Thanano., hectares and Residen- Hou.... tional and HousslN. Scheduled Scheduled LI ..... 110. TovrnfWard/ oftovm/ tial holdtl Population) Cut.. Tribu Circle w&I'd in Hon_ km.' r----.Ao---...... --___.,111,.--~ ,..--"""'---- ..----"-~ 19 )[ F )( F w: F y ll' 1 2 S " IS G 7 8 9 10 11 lZ 13 14 REVENUE TI1ANA-BUSBltA--co,dd·

51 Hirni (233) 440.27 41n 929 8.146 2.385 ! ,51\1 an 349 1,008 302 32 Barsanda (234) 42.09 11 11 714 45 31 15 53 Sa.na.uli (23lS) 226.62 124. 201 1,049 30~ 5(5 126 131 90 14, 1S4 SananH ( 235/2) 34.40 Uninhablud GIS Ba.iro (23G) 83.39 JS 48 160 136 124- lU 1

58 Kobimkhl1rd (237) . 290.96 1" 1'74, 1,188 &01 586 52 57 lSI 10 5'1 La.ranch Bhadaul (238) 72.84 76 78 39. 189 203 30 118 Mahri (239) 213.21 ).89 189 1t32: 488 464 39 lit 100 10 59 Mahri Dih (240) 73.2tr SIS 37 lIS7 77 80 77 80 80 B hadabal' ( 241 ) 268.30 272 423 2,404 1.217 1,187 108 ~6 270 77 61 Mahri Chula. (242) 21UlO Uninhabited 82 LRdiami (243) 367.BlI 243 243 1,354 703 651 196 178 163 37 63 Mohin Buzurg (244) 227.83 172 21S~ 1,44:1 743 698 lISe; 11S7 !18 211 84: .Takhri (248) 3.26 Unlnhablud 88 Khollraha. (248) 60.61 11 It III ., 18 118 Bishari. (247) 224.19 207 243 1,551 798 753" 43 37 38 67 Plpra (24S) 148.92 171 233 1,441 745 696 160 H)2 146 8 68 Bbirua (249) 812.19 482 482 2,849 1,816 ] ,333 129 ]34 443 72 69 Reota (250) 800.46 1,097 ],219 7,675 3,979 3,696 953 918 l,SS6 308 70 Kowatgawan (251 ) 668.94 946 954 1'1,334 2,756 2,579 390 373 624 109 11 SiBauna (252) 4114.05 292 2114 1,480 730 750 459 495 39 1 72 Paika Charai (253) 160.66 ]48 2511 1,430 754 676 116 ll6 171 21 73 'Hahisaut (254) 102.38 1~4 194 l,13S 1)68 570 111 11 119 6 74 Dinmo (2tl5) 412.77 307 1137 3,195 ] .619 1,576 ]22 ]22 562 80 75 UdS. (266 ) 75.27 80 168 868 480 388 23 24 137 30 76 Rao-pur (257) 164.70 139 139 816 392 424 94 95 83 13 77 Piprahi (258) 65.96 35 35 193 105 88 44 78 God!tipura (259) 31. ]6 34 34 ]98 99 99 25 28 19 79' Sbahpur (260) 144.07 93 109 654 346 308 1111 122 79 4 80 Jhlljhra (261) 166.32 ]93 347 2.036 1,050 986 18/$ 219 238 31

81 Dubaha ( 262) 33.99 48 6f 318 ]6!) 149 47 37 41 1 82 Ghordaur (263) 110.48 166 166 930 506 424 189 176 68 3 83 Sanicbara (264) 34.40 103 103 583 300 283 49 69 83 2 84 Tasmanpatti (265) 49.37 32 60 319 170 149 33 33 32 I 85 Semraha (269) 132.56 129 209 1.273 673 600 83 98 66 6 86 Chingri (270) 142.04 162 280 1,340 800 740 93 90 197 17 87 Pakahi (27l ) 362.91 441 463 2.743 1.4211 1,318 370 381 395 91'1 88 Rarna(Buanda)'( 272) 478.74 366 373 3,317 1,870 1.647 138 )36 606 202 89 Mahisant uri ( 332 ) 186.96 lOS 108 IH2 271 241 37 Narkatia. 90 Sughrain (333 ) 1,322.09 1.216 1,231 6,558 3,348 3,210 398 403 874 77 91 Tilkeswa.r (::173) 1,005.63 574 1174 2,883 1,497 1,386 680 656 204 16 02 Gu1ma (374 ) 492.09 305 310 1,766 873 893 344 377 148 17 93 Urthua (375 ) 542.118 217 217 1,198 629 569 231 206 98 I 94, Kaunia. ( 376) 450.81 190 190 1,173 581 592 208 216 170 13 96 Harnahi (377) 26l.02 133 133 990 IH6 474 101 98 127 1 96 Uar; ( 378) 345.19 304 304 1.890 989 901 273 249 182 19 97 Bisbunia (379) 196.27 100 100 502 253 249 114- 112 37 1 98 Baraunia (380) 114.12 J34 134 930 502 428 76 67 92 4- 99 Itahar (381 ) 623.21 377 377 2,115 1,091 1,024 417 396 161 16 BoI~arW'. 869.07 77 8l l37 ~()O ~381> l69 ~8 H If lJ~ ~. ~ CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ------..... _------Household Industry- Other WOl'. Total Main Culti vators Agricultural Manufacturing, kers [III, Workers Labourers Processing, IV,V(bl Marginal (I-IX) (1) (II) Servicing and VI 0 Worker. Non-worker. and Repairs IX] [V(a)] ",.. _ _..A.__ ".-__.,A.._~ r-_-' r-__"__ r-___"_~ r----"--...... ,..-~--- l( ., 11 l' K l' M l' K F M l' II :J' HI 1. 17 18 19 20 21 tI 13 2' 25 28 27 28

1,327 230 .oJ I)" 23 497 198 40 J 196 8 18 91 1,240 2,240 17 17 J 21l 31 270 12 144- 3 118 8 I 1 8 3 160 231 373 69 1 31 33 1 5 10 87 113 330 ! 181 ]43 , a 1 272 584. 112 99 13 77 203, 303 118 11S2 4.6 142 70 8 165 348' ISIS 1S5 ... 22 80 725 210 «IS 88 169 109 10 8 101 4. 28 151S 466 822

408 III 14.1 8 UI 1 1 It t 120 284 39' 402 77 t9 S 301." OJ a • S"l 6111 36 8 28 2 8 6 18 '9 442 160 65 IS 374 HI4 3 356 1184 411S 93 113 1 299 91 1 2 1 1 330 602 828 8' 612 31 198 In 3 1 J3 1 138 499 330 730 2,021 290 1S83 8 834 194 98 41 300 ., 189 '764. 1,769 2,642 1,432 4'71 SillS 1'16 858 171 !1 ! 188 !3 93 440 1,228 1,667 428 93 69 !7 31S4- 61S 307 GlS7 439 119 2M 18 161 91 10 10 10 1 1 814- 1138 103 5 1'70 ! 113 1 ! ! 16 I 1I63 tl81S 901S 01) 381 all 243 411 Ii 4' 12 11 101 60a 1,190 3'0 ! lOG 30 5 I 1(0 386 218 83 61 ! 134 IS' 10 , 11 3 6 176 31S5 33 S (8 7 ! 1 1 81 81 n fJ '1 1 18 3 ! 40 93 190 46 89 121 46 22 8 It 1116 260 63' 81 103 4- 2SIS 77 88 80 492 003 98 HI 31 .. , 6J 18 8 a 71 180 216 ItS 190 1 80 IS 1 231 '06 172 28 101J S6 28 11 128 2SlS 90 In 60 29 20 22 "1 80 98 3£7 l4.8 118 10 229 138 8 S 823 449 397 1S7 1'1 IS 4. 190 In 10 1 22 1 %0 403 663 831 192 482 80 293 108 '7 , '0 1 IS94 I,UIIS 861 21 263 1U3 ]8 I 115 1 11 809 1,611S 168 9 90 1 21 8 8 49 103 23% 1,883 tHIS 766 61 727 441i %4 2 166 , 73 341 1,1590 2,3154 946 268 263 7 61S9 258 8 1 16 10 210 841 910 482 87 160 278 88 IS 39 1 II 216 386 IS90 326 10 151S II 165 3 3 3 303 539 324 88 HI 3 192 85 20 1 21S7 1104 278 92 165 106 92 8 1 238 382 1S19 %86 18: 30 886 JlJ6 1 34 470 iJ81 154 ISO 1S7 14 97 36 11 99 188 319 86 16' 18 11S3 6. , 119 171t 221 577 :202 207 35 21S6 167 '1 1'1 ,. 60 1J0f 7G! 124 1 108 18 1 13 ~2 "'VIiLOI"~ BiAK)li-KUSBESHWAB ASTHAN UR8AN/viLLAGE PRiMAA'f

Name of Area of No.of No. of Total Population village with village-in Occupied House- (including Institu- Serial Thana no.} hectares Residen. holds t.ional and Houseles. Scheduled Scheduled Liurates RO. Town/Ward/ and of tial Population) Castes Tribes Oircle l town/ward Rous88 inkm.1 r-----"- ~"""---"" ,..--~-~ p ]I :r .------]I J' K P M F

1 2 3 IS 6 7 I) 16 II 12 13 14 REVENUE TBANA-RUSERA -concld." •

101 Samh&ura (383) 172.80 HI( 194 999 1S20 (79 211S 191'1 149 18 102 Ujua (384) 309.1S8 ]82 182 1.036 1S14 322 lUi8 266 88 6 lOS Sima (385) 344.29 332 41H 1.996 1,060 938 307 473 196 6 104 X.olartoka (386 ) 187.77 40 40 245 138 107 18 lIS 38 2 103 Kola (386/2) 42.49 145 145 84L 401 <140 69 93 117 12 106 Anrahi (387) 237.1"4 11'>0 164 869 441S 424 100 109 38 1 107 Mahadeo Math (388) 493.30 323 323 ] ,5911 824 '168 310 311 160 23 108' ~urhia Sukhrasi( 389) IH2.78 61 79 338 167 166 124 133 27 4 109: Tilakpur (390) 87.01 «10 60 21H 1Ii~ 132 II !3 35 I

Total tI,78~.61 10,1011 22,817 Uf,'TO U,945 81,015 14,1114 1',2117 1 16,001 2,84' 277 StnlDIVISION-BENiPui Cl!N8UA ABSTRAct

MAIN WORKERS '-" ...., Total Maill Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Wor- Workers Labourers lndustry_ kers Marginal (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, [III,IV ,V (b) Workers Non-workers Prucessing, and VI to Servicing IX] and Repairs [V (a)) ...... ----"'1 .------. .-__.._~ .--..A.-...., ,--..... ~ ,---.Ao.~ ,--.... -- II F M F M F M F M r M r M F

Ili UJ 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24. 211 26 27 28

21111 83 109 22 136 60 9 /I 95 260 301 293 92 87 200 92 6 2 219 430 6119 18 245 355 18 9 18 184 4.33 736 61 411 22 a9 45 77 62 171 21 107 4. 118 15 I) 2 31 146 199 273 2711 104 80 1 191 103 170 320 481 137 191 11 286 126 1 3 63 342 568 93 16 21 72 16 '" 74 150 IH 52 39 21 08 III

34,437 7.528 14,827 1,110 1',412 5,901 6S1 99 2,647 218 1,211 1,874 29,297 49,828 ~it8

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Population-Urban Blockwise

Location Name of Town! Total Scheduled Scheduled Location Name of Town! Total Scltecluled Scbedull'd Oodeno. Ward/Urban Population Castes TribQII Code no. Ward/Urban Population Cutce Trillea Block Block

1 2 3 4, l) 2 3 4. 5

'/18/1 Darbban&,a (lH) 17-6,301 18,805 68 4/18/1 Darbhanga (M) -co nil;· Ward no. 1 3,582 597 Ward no. 7 4,734 1,978 E.B. no. 1 754 24 E.B. no. 26 427 175 Ditto 2 567 22 Ditto 27 424 212 Ditto 3 558 96 Ditto 28 533 409 Ditto 173 476 6 Ditto 29 481 465 Ditto 174 553 282 Ditto 30 531 93 Ditto 175 854 167 Ditto 196 3'02 162 Ditto 197 426 1~ Ward no· 2 5,141 816 Ditto 198 483 185 E.B. no. 4 435 233 Ditto 199 457 62 Ditto 5 395 196 Ditto 200 470 75 Ditto 6 6124 13 Ditto 7 474 103 Ward no. 8 4,713 507 Ditto 8 633 E.B. no. 31 488 71 112 Ditto 32 544 1 Dit.to 9 392 105 Ditto 176 ~7 1 Ditto 33 378 400 67 Ditto 177 ~7 Ditto 34 Ditto 1178 346 7 Ditto 35 572 30 Ditto 179 521 9 Ditto 201 ~ 7 Ditto 1180 381 142 Ditto 202 440 162 Ditto 208 280 1,145 7 Ditto 204 521 49 Ward no· 3 4,495 15 E.B. no. 10 493 85 Ditto 205 637 Ditto 11 424 82 Ward no· 9 6.819 1,113 21 Ditto 12 950 258 E.B. no. 36 3 Ditto 13 546 45 Ditto 37 26715' 18 Ditto 181 471 26 1 Ditto 38 99 26 Ditto ,182 48P 7 Ditto 39 546 113 Ditto 183 52~ 3M 2 79 4 Ditto 40 646 Ditto 11W: 322 ~O Ditto 4.1 400 79 Ditto 185 278 278 Ditto 42 505

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT -.-conte/.

Total, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Population-Urban Blochwise

Location Name of 'fown/ Total Scheduled Scheduled Location Name of Townl Total Soheduled Beeduled Code no. Ward/Urban Population Castes Tribes Code no. Ward/Urban Population Cast.. Tri)lea Block Block

2 3 4 5 Z 3 4 I)

4/18/1 Darbhanca (M) -contd. f/18/1 Darbhanr· (M) -contd· Ward no· 12 5',046 984 Ward no. n 4,762 449 E.B. no· !il 683 U~ E.B. no. 75 341 M Ditto 52 723 488 Ditto 76 340 tHtto 53 411 8,. Ditto '17 305 Ditto 54 4'17 119 Ditto 78 940 73 Ditto 55 411 Ditto 79 307 5 Ditto a19 630 142 Ditto 240 603 121 Ditto 220 636 Ditto 241 486 14 Ditto 221 482 14 Ditto 242 4951 Ditto 222 613 15 Ditto 243 692 202 Ditto 244 249 Ward no. 13 3,Z41 474 -. E.B. no. 56 564 7 Ward no. 18 7,385 974 Ditto 57 5'14 115 E.B. no· 80 483 '16 Ditto 58 464 238 Ditto 81 678 65 Ditto 59 631 519 Ditto 82 712 43 Ditto 223 484 Ditto 83 533 104 Ditto 224 150 Ditto 84 428 102 Ditto 225 374 15 Ditto 245 441 57 Ditto 246 -4:85 48 Ditto 247 511' 141 Ward no. 14 i,670 101 Ditto 248 502 97 E.B. no. 60 447 Ditto 249 364 63 Ditto 61 327 Ditto 250 "87 60 DiUo 62 639 16 Ditto 251 869 29 Ditto 63 639 8 Ditto 252 ~74 ::13 Ditto 64 383 Ditto 253 630 116 Ditto 164 700 Ditto 226 526 Ward no. HI 4.722 186 Ditto 227 481 E.B. no. 85 416 10 Ditto 228 510 30 Ditto 86 445 41 Ditto 229 468 Ditto 87 364 12 Ditto 329 550 47 Ditto 88 461 41 Ditto 89 626 Ditto 254 IW} 23 Ward no. 15 5,529 374 Ditto 255 681 E.B. no 65 1,42R 28 Ditto 256 51'17 5 Ditto 66 547 9 Ditto 257 532 56 Ditto 67 818 79 Ditto 1'18 4~~ 135 Ward no. 20 3,]1)0 71\!'i Dit·() 69 ::tR6 12 E.B. no. 90 111'14 25-' Ditto 230 5::lR .. Ditto !H !i!i3 1?7 Ditto 2::11 399 58 Ditto 92 752 ;199 Ditto 232 497 Ditto 25'8 7?A RQ Ditto 233 485 53 Ditto 259 443 137 'V"rd no ?1 8.0').1 428 W"rn no. lR 6.940 567 4 E.B. no· !l::l "111 F..B. no 70 4~7 nitto 94 RfiQ 5'7 Ditto 71 :l~!i Ditto 95 4?Q R Ditto 72 701 39 Ditto 9~ 4R4 40 Ditto 7:l flRQ ? Ditto Q7 472 :m nit,to 74 4!'R ]W~ 4 Ditto 9R R1Q 1R Ditto 1RR 1117 R7 Ditto ?Rn 44R !i Ditto ?::t4 !'7~ 45 Ditto 261 1'\4? $10 Ditto ?:l!'\ !i!i4 nitto ?fl2 7??, ,JR Ditto ?R6 :lfi~ Ditto 26::1 7fi8 1$1 Ditto 2:-17 !'iM !i Ditto ?R4 !i!i4 1·1?, Ditto 2::18 ~~ lR Ditto 265 562 45 nitto ?~$1 ~AQ 1fl Ditto ?'61l 414 Ditto 327 727 R1 Ditto 267 3M Ditto 328 297 115 Ditto 268 422 .. 28G

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT -contd.

Total, Scheduled Cf:lStes and Scheduletl T,"ibes Population-UTban Blockwist!

Looation Naoma of To.... nl T0tal Soheduled Scbf\duled Location Nme of Town! Total I:!cheduled BchQduled CGde. no. Warti/Urba. Popultion C~st(U TribsJ Cods no. Ward/Urban Population Caete8 Tribes Blook Block 1 z 3 2 :4 • 5 4/18/1 Darbhanga (M) -cl'Jntd. " " ~/l8/I Darbhanga (M) -contd· Ward no· 22 6.821 2'111 Ward no. 27 5.391 E.B. no. gg 682 14 E.B. no. 122 846 81'11 Ditto 100 705 48 Ditto 123 754 ... Ditto 101 643 Ditto 124- 4'1~ 112 Ditto ,102 546 Ditto 1125 55' 8 Ditto 103 589 10 Ditto 126 743 Ditto 269 594 Ditto 293 350 .. Ditto 270 579 Ditto 2!H: 381 84 Ditto 271 40i 18 Ditto 295 738 lU Ditto 272 386 27 Ditto ~ 548 Ditto 273 621 Ditto 274 ",R~ 125 Ward no. 28 6,582 '732 Ditto 275 484 29 E.B. n(). in 505 1113 Ditto 128 576 28 Ward 23 no· 5,567 659 Ditto 12~ 432 72 E.B. no. 104 615 94 Ditto 130 857 Ditto 105 607 50 Ditto 131 381 52 Ditto 106 439 55 Ditto 297 Ditto 107 517 858 946 203 Ditto 2~ 738 B3 Ditto 276 518 Ditto 2ii 5~1 '1l Ditto 277 585 21 Ditto Ditto 300 507 6 278 533 155 Ditto 301 314 Ditto 279 526 21 Ditto 302 54Q 6 J5itto 280 563 10 Ditto 303 615 nitto 281 235 50 Ward no. 21) Ward no. 24 3,726 444 6,327 199 E.·B. no. 108 596 24 E.B. no. 132 407 Ditto 109 406 Ditto 133 553 :@itto 110 596 114 Ditto 134 ::\58 4'1 Ditto 111 404 Ditto 135 733 79 Ditto 136 Ditto 282 564 178 493 Biito 283 481 76 Ditto 137 247 8 Ditto 284 679 52 Ditto 138 540 3 Ditto 304 518 7 Ward no. 25 7,100 1,054 23 Ditto 305 420 40 E.B. no. 1'12 755 Ditto 306 55-I} Ditto 113 517 17 Ditto 307 547 1 Ditto 114 56 14 Ditto 308 389 8 Ditto 115 193 Ditto 309 563 6 Ditto 166 174 74 Ditto 1167 545 ] 02 21 Ward no. 30 6,=U7 353 Ditto 168 683 204 E.B. no. 139 778 2 Ditto 285 778 167 Ditto 140 611 ~ Ditto 286 595 29 Ditto ]41 477 Ditto 287 454 11 Ditto 142 41>0 Ditto 332 1,270 283 2 Ditto 143 609 Ditto 333 470 126 Ditto 144 675 Ditto 334 190 15 Ditto 310 481 2 Ditto 335 42i) 12 Ditto 311 343 21 Ditto 312 405 175 Ditto 313 701 43 Ward no· 26 6,071 124 Ditto 314 787 52 E.B. no. 116 407 Ditto 1i17 4]5 4 Ward no· 31 6.749 524 Ditto lla 684 E.B. no. 145 541 65 Ditto 119 527 14 Ditto 146 Ditto 120 680 17 610 3 Ditto 147 644 14 Ditto 121 645 39 Ditto 148 331 ILl, Ditto 288 532 6 Ditto 149 619 2 Ditto 289 471 Ditto 150 Ditto 523 31 290 5'00 Ditto 165 R01 212 Ditto 291 548 37 Ditto 315 Ditto 292 732 21 629 Ditto 316 630 ~ .. , 281

APPENI)ij( 1"0' UR8AN PRIMARY CENSUS :'A8STRACT -Concld.

Tolal, Scheduled Casti!s and Scheduled Tribes Population-Urban BlocKwise

Location Name of Town/ Total Scheduled Scheduled Loc.. tion Name of Town/ Total Scheduled Sohedaled Oode no. Ward/Urban Population Cutes Tribes Code no. ,Ward/Urban Population Cut.. ':hiViii Block Blook

2 :3 5 :3

4/18/1 Darbhanca (M) -contd· 4/11/1 Darbhanga (M) -conoid. Ward no. 31-Concld. Ward no. 32-Concld. E. B. no. 317 514 E. B. no. 319 637 117 Ditto 330 495 30 'Ditto 320 540 46 Ditto 331 342 Ditto 321 250

Ward no. ~2 6,368 654 9 Ward no. 33 5,050 751 E.B. no. 151 218 48 3 E.B. no. 159 588 19 Ditto 152 646 6 Ditto 160 610 9 Ditto 153 394 18 Ditto 161 564 42 Ditto 154 630 84 Ditto 162 474 231 Ditto 155 221 Ditto 322 565 363 Ditto 156 617 54 Ditto 323 603 Ditto 157 613 57 Ditto 324 597 30 Ditto 158 798 88 Ditto 325 498 '.... Ditto 172 332 23 Ditto 326 551 i1 ,I.' Ditto 318 472 119

D-36 ANHI!XUN! TO URBAN PRIMARY ceNSUS MS1"ftACT

Bouadaries of E'IlulUeratiGll Blocks

Enume- Enume- Enume- ~ Description ration DelcriptiOh ratWll DescripUon INo* Block Block no .. no .. no ..

1 2 1 2 1 2

.Name of (ltt1/T9'Wa- Darb.lwlca (M) ; Looatioa Cod~18/1

1 N -Kash Land 14 N -Alinagar Road 21 N -D. B .0 .-Muz_Boad from Nunia. E _Kharaje Lane E -Kaidarabad Rd •• KaitJaalbari Bibi's bouse to Jagdish Sah S -Muzaffarpur DarbhanlJa ROad Tank. house up te Chauraha. W-ROad S -Trenching Ground Kaitbalbari E -Kaidrabad Chauraha to the & House of Mala Pa8i house of Dhimar. 2 N -Lateral R')ad W-Kabristhan S -Road from Ulua Pokhar and E .... Qali Bib Ali Nagar Laxh&Jlli Raut Road S ...... lNeld 11) N -Kaithalbari Tank W-Lane from hOuse of Nunia Bibi W _<:larden E -North of Achebarhi-Kaithalbari to Laumi Sahu. 3 N ..;.Lateral Road Tank. E :'Kathjaln. RO!l.d S -Muzaffa.rpur Darhhanga Road t8 N -Muz~D.B.O. Road {rom W -From house of Jhari Sab to the Jogindar' B Hotel te temple. S ...:..-Xharanja Road W ...;_t£ain Ali Nagar Road house of K~lIar Sah. E -Road from Power Hou se to eastern temple. 16 N -Northern from Kabristau Ful .. S -Road from Boundary Wall to 4 N -Lateral Road houso. North in Eastern side. E _Darbbanga Jainagar Road E -Ea@tern Road from Kaahim'. S -Bela Gumti ne.2 W-Road from Kaidrabad Chawdary Babu Masjid. to old Wine Shop. W -Ra.ilway Line S -Mllzaffarpur Darbhang& Road W -Kabristan RORd from Godari 11 N -Lateral ROad Bharhi'. houBe U N -Muz-D.B.G. Road E -Railway Line E -P.W.D. Road S _House of Kamdeo Jba S -Gircndra Mohan Road W -Narain DaB Road 17 N -Sundarpur M.E. School W-Power House South from Singh E -AliIl8gar Ka:drabad Road J)arwaja up to Technical Bus 6 N _Biro. Bubhan Gama Road S -Ea.stero Road from house of Stand Chauraha via Chaurangi E -Narain Das Road Banarai Sah up to Ruheliaganj Road_ S -Road old Lane Munici pal well. W_Tbakur Bah house W -Babuji Raut Lane from Suleman'. houss to Fateligaaj Masjid. 25 N -Girindra Mohan Road from 7 N - Road-Old Tank D. B_ G. Post Office and E -Road 18 N -El3.stern Road from Banar8i Harabi Tank. S -Hasaulia Nala. Mahto's house to the Lane of E _Station Road & Harahi Tank W _Ka.idrabad Aly Nagar Road Mauza Mala. Seth througb S -Road from Soutbern Temple Well. Harhi truat to Southern Road 8 N _Nala HlIsaulia E -Kaidarabad Chauraha from of Post Office via Poor Land E -Bela Sallkar Scbool Drbari Sah house to Banani Dr. Z.M. Chaudary House. S -Sundarpur Hari Mandir Sah house. W-Darbhanga post Office W -K e.idrabad Ali Nagar Road S -l\{uuffarpur-D IJ.rbban~& Road W-From Maejid of Kashim habu I) N _H"B'tuHa Nala-Railway Line to the house of M.mji Maha­ 26 N -l>arbhanga Sakari ROad (from E -Rabbir hoad-Gumti no. 2 seth. Shiva N:nain Sharma'S to S _Sundttrpur Hari Mandir-Bela Mithu Mistri) • Shankar Road. E -Chuna Bhatti Road W -Narain Das Road-New Tank 19 N -Muzaffarpur Darbhanga Road S -Lane from SWami LalChattergi's E -Labe lrhll Toli House to the east of Kishori 10 N -"'undarpur Naya Tola Road S -BagmAti River Mehtar. E -Mahabir Cby. Road W-Last Portion of Municipality W-Laxhami Sbagar Road S _Mllzaffarpur 'Darbbanga Road W -Alinagar Road 20 N -Muz. Darbhanga Road from 27 N -Lane from Birwari of Bishwa Sone Mahto's honse 11 N -Sundarpur Naya Tala Road E-Lane nath Wari Road. E -Rahika Road E -Chuna. Bhatti Road S -Bagmati River S -Lane, Kishori Mahto to Jagat S _Mllzaffarpur Roftd W-Lane W-Naua Gharhi Road Lal Yadava in East. W -Laxhami Sagar Road 12 N _Ra.hika Road 21 N -Muz-DaT bhangaRoad from Bachan E _Sitamarhi Rai IWay Line Mia to Rupan Yadava's house. B _Mllzaffarpur Road E -Lane from South ef Eupan 28 N -Lane from Raghuna.th Miya to W -Rahika Road Yadav's house to BhatIu's Dukli Pasi. 13 N -Cultivated Land Sahus house. E -Kheta Paswan to Dukhi Pa.~ E -Chandwari Road S -Mandir in North. S -D.V .G.Sakari Road W-Lane from Bachu Mian's house S _Ganga Sagar Road W_~aUj.taul Railway Lin, fi<' t~e temple towar4' 8()utb, W-Laxbami I:!aiar Road ANNEXURE TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS AaaTRACT -""I'ltd.

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29 N -Lane (East from La.:z:haml DooM ., N -L"1l& ( H ira Lal Gnpta 1 R 1y. 4/J N- ESBtern Biqe hom· NtI.", to Sub LaJ HODs,,). pitch :eoad P ...iug through trees up to B.a.j l"r... .Yip. E -Chuna B. ahi Roa(! MAigodo'IIVll. Jival 81th t.eJ!1pJ. ., &bgJI S -Ganp 8agar ROIld E -I\ailwal' Line J)II-f'l'laja.. ' 'W-L .. n" (South of :r.a.:dIa.ml ,!)hobi S -Girindrs Mohn Road. Beta. E -From ".X. l\c4d ~ old Raj to Til .. k 'toli). Roa.d(N..... ' Qumti No. 26). Pre••. W -GiriIJdra Mollan &lad 8 -.Kumar li Illyall ~oa4 30 :N -Dsrbbll,n&& &kri Eoad W -LI'.Xhami UPlI.dhys. RQad :E --J>.B.G. Bskri Boed to Gangawara Road. 38 N -Gumti No. 21'" up to Distriot Board Boad. S -Ganga Sligar !load (6 N -Lane (E:l'Om Bhagat Oycle ptore W-ChU.Ila Bhatti Road (&utb of E -Railway iallcing to Baryng Sah Houte). ' ChaU,arbhujpnr we.y \0 NllJlia S -La.khami &i8ar 001011.1 BaRd. E -La.xhami Upadbya :Road from Milltri~ • Sou~epn irom. GDDlt,i to E ...t Illy. Colony. SU1'aj Bah to Vapor .ay BODIIO S -KDllIar Kal,.a! Road KRJUI .... h_ S I :N -S akarl R olld W-Bailwa,. Lille wa.r C,e1e Stor., to ~io :E -Near F 8; r Pri ee Shop South of hOIlIl

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1Sl' N'_Bagmati River 6(j N -!Jane 'Oft Malviaji &' LaDe in 69 IN -:tane (,Miskar'Tol" to Su,kma iE ...... Bagma.>ti Ri'ver It ,Bouth'Frbm houe'e 0' SitaRam P.uI) _ fl~-R a.li ksthah (Sa.tihara) Road N ayak w hi ch i'UlJ II n<;!? to Drain E-Panda.tinrai Rond from east to. Darilri Ba'bu'B in Ea~t l _ ..,. S -R adhika Sani .Road house &: Road tI), oaat·.from ~~_'_DraiIf.. &4:r;ane :" .. :... ""'t ..... " ,'W.:.,...Gqdown'R

beni ~o Mo.nohl\r .Roy. '. • R?l-:SitaE"a:fu1"~ ricb. -goes to '" (l.L;'}: vI,. I ," ... .I $. -y-Road(Nortp. to_.!·Sahu·s Tank 'N-aKa' thfougn »a'q~n' s Babu 71 N -Kamleebwil.rl Chaifll.n Read • from Mq.nohall !toy ~o Mukund Lane. r' J , E -Western Road 'of GOBa.lo. J ,Roy's door .. \.' S -Road (North to Na"kll·No:'4.) S _Sakma puI'draill .. W -Entire Dusadh Toli W -Baghmati River if, ;'W-;--Eanda SaJ;,aj Road

72' I N::. Sakmp.;,;i d,.rain old .teJ1ohing N -Road(From Doman'i house \0 62 N-Dur~o. Asthalt (.Ra:rp.babu nane) • !.! ''groun.d (Sou.t)lpf Gita Bhawan) lE ~Lane East.of·B . .o .... to..Kam.lesh rivel'through B-huttalTatamo.. fj. 1E----lD~hi Tank , E -Road wari 'Road thro'bgh Dunni S ..--M1S}lC& Toli {. From Jaganatb S -Lane {F~om Krishna. Roy's Lodge. • )d:iehra. .tQ Durgah) • house to Satyan Jba & Satyan­ S -Lane Kharanjee 464. -:. W..-p(l1lda Sarai Roa.d "jee' 8 Jha. t.o,river iIi East. W-Lane Khara.njee W-R?ad (Ea8t ofTribeni Jha) 73 N -Kamlesbwar Charl1;I]. Road, 63 N':""'X amieshwari 'cia;an Roact E -Railway Line S4 N---;-Lane from Sat&rjeeve Jha's E -Public Scbbol to Radbika .Pd. S ,-'-'eId Tenching GroUJld Geeta . 'house to ri veT in Eastern side. ~oad 'Through"'To*n' Hair. ,Bhawall'.Musium .. E :-Bagmll-ti Riyer : S -Radhika PrltSad"Roa'd' W-Western ~pp.d of GOBal .. S -Lane Bikar Barbi to Bot Gbat W-Gullobara Road ~ 'ICO' f ~ W-Kishori Sahu Sahu Road 74 N.-,Cathalic Churoh & Mill of 64" :N ..LRoad( South oE- N akA No .. 4,) Rupam Ba.bu·.. ... ISIS N -Lane (From Ram K ishull Roy E -Gullob!l.ntfDoa'l:l.- ·'fI.' _ r, E -Railway Line ,~. to Satya ~araYI\Il) • S -Lane (From .Kamll!shwar ,Babu S -Aditya p"rasod R'I>~d . " E.-rLane Mukhtar to BasaIl-t G~nj Road. W-l>ighi Tonk to Dighi Drain ~ ,"""W8.td,No~ 13 W-Baeant Gapj .Road,q W~W'ard No,,13 7{f N -:ttadhik~ PrJJlod,Ro&d E-r-;&oaa(Panda Sar~\.Road) 65 N -K amleshwari Charan. ROad .& S -kditya Pd. ROad ISO N -Road Ram ~undar nai "Mahil.birA sthan:Lane.- • _l' W-W.rtrd }io •. 18 E -Sohool and Lane E -LaIb,aQh l}o.Jta.(&"Kamles~wari S -Rishori Sabu Road Cbaran R'oail 7.6. N,-;-Rqad& ,Bo~ndary. q,f War~, W...... 019?-tard S -Godown Road No. 16. 'T W-Road East ofOollege E -Lane'(From :JJaidhya.nath Chy. , , to Jato. 'Shankar Dhtr: 1'1 N .....Kisnori t;1ahu Road 66 N -Govind Zarodia Road S _AdityA Prasad Road' E -Lane Fiom House of Carpenter ,E -Pand.. S.rtai Road , W -Plinda Sarai Rolld to Jliakku Mahto,. S -K a.mJeshwarCCharag:R oad 13 __.J)~adh Toli ROad W-Lalbagb Road 77 lIN"...... Roali or Ward No'.16 W -X aohi Road _", f 6;E L,.Ilalftl ('Fr'om. Roep Lo.l Eahay'. .... l.' . House) ~ighi 'I'SDk>, 67 N -Kamleshwati'Oha.ran :Roa;f S -Adity8lPrasad Road' 88 N -Dusadh 'Tali Road E -Jathiyabi Tank E -Naw Ghat & Lane '''\:V' ';'Li.ne( From ,Bb1'!lbYa.nath -cby. S -Gollown..Road ,Eastern to .Jathi. ( House to Jats. Sahnkar Chy. B -Kbalangi Road (Chartaria. • yah\ TQ;h.k'. L , Rouse. ROad). • '. W-K'~ai Toli Lane .W -X<~hi- Road & O;.oh_ard ) . ~ 78 N -A ditya Pra!lad Road - 68 N -KamleBhw&ri.Charan..Rcad E -Lane(Frpm r. X;i~.hori Bari to ,60 .N -Xha.ranj ie nb,a 'E '~prnda Sarai'ROad' ,tl , • Ga.ur;i S~ap.kat,Soboo.~ Kolwa.1i E t...nlver . ') " 'S _"L&nb.Fro'ln~SakD:vl Pul to :M:iakar " . Ohabk. 8 -Field &; Orcha.ra· " .rToIo:)'. ' 'S :_Mogalputa Rqa.d W--Bamboo" Orohard W -Gddowh Roaa W-PandaBara! Road. ANNEXUR;E . TO. URBAN, PRIMARY ~NSUS ABS.'tRAC-r· --con/d.

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, Name of CitYjTown-'DarbhangaJ '(M). : "Eocation .Gocf~/18/I-contd.

79 N -Aditya Prasad Road 89 N -Radhika Pd . Road 101 N -Lane Kharanja E -Lane From Keshwa Dom to E -Radhika Pd. Road E -Panda Sarai Road South B .O.K.D & Sinha. S -Marwari Scbool Road S -Lane ~ukia Parwanu to Bhola fl -Mogalpura Road W -MuBrat Bazar Road Kumar. W-Sarvo'day High School W-Katki Bazar ROad 90 N -RiVer Bagmati sO N -Road(Towu Hall to l.!arwari E -River 102 N -Lane Kharanja Rahmat Jams. to School ). S -K ilagbat Bazidpur Rond Washim Banu. E -Radhika Pd. Road W -Orcba.cd (S~opl) E -Panda Sarai Road S -Sena Path Road i::l -Lane Sukia Parwanu to Bhola W -K atki Bazar (L. Sarai Road) 01 N -~alighat Ba'l.idpur ROad Kumar.' E -RIVer W-Katki Bazar Road SI N --Sena Path Road S -Khet Braham Asthan E -Mufti Road W-Majhaulia Road 103 N -Lane KllOranja From (Sukia S -Kilo. Ghat Road Near Mothersa Panwala to Bbola. W-K achi Bazar Road 92 N -Field-Braham Aethan E -Panda Sarai Road E -River S -Lane (From P .H.E.D to Bibi 82 N -Municipal Godown Road S. -Field·Orchard Pakur) . E -Municipal Godown Road & Lane W -Field-Orchard W-K alki Bazar Road of Chulahai Mahto. S -Lane{Dasudeo Yadav} 93 N -Gi darganj B andh W -Radhika Prasad Road E -Katki Bazar 104 N-Lane (From POwer House in S _Sir Mohamad Road & Kharanja South) • 83 N -Kilo. Ghat ROad W-River Bagmati E -Lane (Running through Hazi E -Mufti Road Bahauddin) • S -Lane (Mina Hat Road) 9£ :N -Sir Mohamad ROad S -Road (Frem Rameshwar Saha W-Xataki Bazar Road E -Katki Bazar ROad buddin's HOUBG). S -Mulla Halim Khan Lone W -Panda Sarai Road 8t N -K ila Gh~t ROad & Ba~udeo W-Kbaranja Mulla Haliru Khan Yadav. 105 N -Road ( From House of Amrit E -Urdu Bazar noad 95 N -Sir Mohamad no ad Pati to ~ageBhwaq. S -Urdu Bazar Road E -Bhigo Road & Kha:'ranja E --Lane (From HouBe of Nageshwar W _Mufti Road S -Bhigo Road to Bhola Sah ay Advocate). W-Bandh S -Parti towards Ramganj. 85 N -Lane From BaBantganj Road to W -Road Panda Sarai Mahabir Asthan RoaU. 96 N -Lane KharaujB (Lodge) E -Babantganj Road E -Bandh S -Lane Basantganj to River through S -Orchard Bamboo 106 N -LanG (From Power House in South of the Last of Nath South Suresh Pd. Amin to W-River Bagmati Chaturbhuj Jha). Sahay. E·-Ganga Sagar Tank W -K harHnja Lane. 97 N -Bhigo pitch ROad i::l & E -Mahabir Sahu's HouBe Parti -Kharanja ROad W -Lane ( From South of,Sureah Pd. 86 N -Mahabir Asthan S -Murgi,. Ohllk Road Amin to Mahabir Sahu. W-Bandh I E -Basantganj ROad ~ ) S -Lane (Nitti Gali) W-River 98 N -Lane (Mulla Hal/Ill Khan) 107 N -Bhatiari Sarai Road E -Katki Bazar Road E -Railway Line S -Road (MiltaiJ College) S -Hasan Babu & Binda 87 N -Lane Sarfuddin & Basant.ganj W-Bandh & Orchard 'W -Ganga Sagar Tank Road (WhiCh runs from Jumma Babu house to Sada· Bukh House) • 99 N -Aditya Pd. ROad 108 N -Kabristhan E -Saidagar Road Musrat BS:l:ar E -Panda. Sand Road E ·--l>abour Chauk & T.B. Ward Road. S -Lane Kha.ranja Road. S -Road Frdnl K ali Asthan to W-Lane Hanumau Dhngat to Kirti S -Ward No. 25 Kali Asthan Thana, Sahu. W -Panda. Sarai Road W-Basantganj Road & River 100 N -Lane Kharanj a & Kirti Sahu to 109 N -Dabour & Kali A2than Road 88 N -Lane (Kuseshw'nr Pd. Mukhtar Mazar. which moots to Hospital Road. & Dliaramsala &'Shiwnand Pd. E -Panda Sarai Road E -Beta Road. E -Musrll.t Road S.-Lane Kilaranja (Ram C)landra S -Ward No 25 & Ward No. 2S B -BaeantganjsRoad , to A bas Mis.tri,) ., W--Ward No. 25(Houstl of Mall._ W-Basanf,sallj :Roa.d W-X atki Baza.r ROad Seth). ::BelUldarles of Enwnera.tloD:lIIoob

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110 N -Ward N?: 2,3 & Ganga Sagal 121 N -Tank 01 .chand BaH BoW. 131 N -Road K:haranja ,;From Uhal· Tank,. E _Panda Sa.ra1'Road IlBabu.>to: .' 119 r-=-Bahailtit'ltanj ao~d, .

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1(2 N -RMd( J'ha Manda) 11;3 N -Nahar Kharanjpur N -Lane (Kharanji) E _"R.oa.d( Khal"anja) E -Panda Sara.i Road E -KamJ".hwari Charao Pati S -Field & Orchud S -Kharanja Road S _Public School W-Orchard 'Bamboos. Tank W-Malhn. Toli W-Lane 143 N -Road (Jha Mllndu ) N -From Wall of Asar,fi Purbe to 165 N -Drain & KharanH Lane E -Bakarg.nj Road Dalal Toli ROad E -DbflrnidhRr Path S - RO'ld(Jh" Mandu Pokharwali) E -Panda Sara.i Road S -BrRj Kishore Path & Said Na~ar W -Road (Kbaraw) Panditwala) S -Gumti Rly, & Ram Patti Road. Challk. W -Garden of Mango IU N -Ro'\d (.Thamandu) W-Ram Patti Chauk E -T,'\ne (S'\id N'\gar Wali) 166 ~ -Raltamgnnj & AlaI P"tti Road S _Ro'l.d (Jham'lndu) 11>5 N -'Braj K ishor" Road to R"gist.ry E -Laheria Sarai & Darbhanga W -Ba.:

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175 N-Kharanja-Road. Y, 18S N -Muze.ji'arpul" Pakki' -Road· 20:} N _Dqrbhangll,SlI.kari Via Luhmi E -Ward No.2 -& Bira Road E-Kadirabad Patb Sagar Road. S -Kharanja & W,~rd'No., 2 S -Darbhanga Safety Bandh E -Kathalwari Gumt~ to Gang. W-Ali Nagar Road W-Stroot wara. S -Distriot Board Road 176 N -Literal Road 189 N -Mllzaffarpllr Road W -ChIma. Bhatti Laxhmi Sagar E -Darbhanga R'ahika. Road E -Kadirabad Path K har'Bllja. Road. S -Kachi _Ro~d S -Darbhll,nga Safuty Bandh W-Nala. W-Street N - Railway Lin£! E -Durga MandirKutchi Road 177 N -Kbaranja Road 190 N -MuzaffarpuT Ro~d S -Katbalwari Pucci MaiD Road E -Darbh~ngaSitamarhiRly. LinEl­ E -Kadirabad Path W -Bhandar Challk P. W. Road S -Nilrain DasPath S -Darbhang~ SafotY: Bandh W-Kharanja & Nara-indas Path W -Street 202 ~ -S"kari Jaina~ar Mll.in Road E -Kbaranja Road 178 N _;N~tIlin DaB Pll,th 191 N -lIjuzaffarpllr R,?ad S -Khe.ra.nja Road E -D Hbhanga. Si tamarhi Rly. Line. E -l5adirl1bad .Path 'W -Kliaranja. Rond S ~Nala. - , - ',-: S -Bara Bazar Path 'W-Pakka Road • W-Street 209 N -Nortll Railway Line E -Railway Line 179 N -';Nala 192 N -Muzaffarpur to -D(lrbJlang~~ S - Pucci Road E -Brick Built RQad W.,.-Kharanja Road -Kacha Rond -. E -K.. dirabad Dar:bhanga Chauk S S -Ramb.gh Road N r-K Pbari , W-~himOn Way ~-Raj Power House 204 ardal E -Kripanath -Path , 180 N _Tank . 9 -Kripanatb pd. E -Darbhanga ~ailw~y ,Line 193 N .,-Postal Road .. W.-P. W .D • Road S '-:Sundarpur Bela Rand • E -Katharbari Road W -Pakka R03a S -Chaurangi Road ~205 N-Krit>~nnth Pa~b , W -Powor House Road E -Municipal Bipo.Road 181 N -Sundarpur Road .8 -D.B. Roltd E -Naua Ghari Road 194 N--'Ktipailath Road . W -Ml1nioipal Lane B -Darbhanga to Muzaffarpul: 'Road E -Karbala & BUt! .Stand Road "W-Kadirabad Road S -Bus Stand & Chaurangi Road 206 N -D.B. Road- • W -CbauHngi Road E -Roy Chaker Road, 182 N -Kadrabad Lana S -Sagar Colony Road E -KadrabadRoad II)/) N -Dilinvi Road W-RaihvayWall S -Darbhanga to Muzaffarpur _Road E _Karbala & Bus Stand Road W -Ali Nagar Road - S -Power HouBe Road 207 N _Laxhmi Sagar Colony Road W_Chaurangi Road 183 N -Naya. Tala Sundarpur Ro_ad E -Laxhmi Sagar- &Bola Shankar Road. S -Lane E -Nauaghri Lano - 196 N -Darbhang", to S",kari ROad W -,-Railway Crossing S -Nauaghri Lane E -Local Kutcha Road W-Nauaghri Road S _Kutcha ROlld 208 N -Gllr~on 'w _L~khamLSagar -ROAd E -KalaBhavan (1 18£ N -BelaSlia,nkar Roa-d S- _Mirgada.1i Road Vl W -Lllxhmi Sagar Colony E-Nahar 197 N -Kutcha Road 'Kharanj II S -Darb.Jaynage.r Road E -Kharanja Stroot W -Darb· MUZl.ffarpur -S:tkari" Roa.d S -District Board Roael 209 .N-Lan9 W-Lakhami Sn~ar .Road E -Kalambag 185 N -Railway Line S -Suraj Pd. J.ane ;E-Nahar _ W -Railway Crussing S -Bela Shankar Garkh<.li Road IllS N -Chuna Bhatti Kutehi Rand W-Be!a Shankar street E -Chuna Bhatti Laxhami Sagar Road KJ:\aranja. - N -Tank 18B N _'Railwoy'Lino S -LRxbmi Sagar Pucoj :Road E -Raj School Pu;tb E-Nahar W -Lane Pagdandi Road S -Lane S -Muz.Darbhanga Road W -Laxhmi Upadbaya Pa~b W -Bela S~ankar Street 199 N _Chuna Bba~ti Kut.chi Road 187 N -Railway Line E _Kathalwari Gumti to Gang., 211 N -Laxhami Upadh4ya,Path E'-Nahar wara, .. E --Raj School Path S _-Muz.Darbl:ial]ga R,?ad, S -District l3oardRoad S -National School W -Bela"' Shankar Street W-Naka So. 8' W -Jurabail SiIJgh,Pa.tu_ 289

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212 N -~"'11 Oh"uk tG Raj Sohool 224. N -Kishol'i Lal Sah Path 236 N-N.A. Path. E -La.ne E-N.A. E -Luh"llI i Up'Ldh'l.Ya. Path S -Dusadh Toli Path is -N.A­ S -J1Jl'b'lon Singh Path W-LlLne W-N.A. W -Goberdhan Path 225 N -Dusa.dh· ToU 237 N -Geota Bhawan 211 N _L"'1Cb'\mi Up'Ldhaya Path E -Rivor E -Dighi Pokbar 1ll -L"'1Cb ... mi Up'Ldh..,ya Path S -K haranja Road S -Dargah S _Torba.n Singh Path W-"'N,A. W -GosaJa Road \V -3obsl'dh!l.u Singh Path 226 N -G'tndhi Ohauk to Ganosh 238 N -N.A. 214 N -Road Mandir. E -Kaldrabsd E -Deep Nala E -Railway Line R -Lane S -L'Llle Going to Ganosh ,Mo.ndir S -PoRhar W --Sa.saram Road W -Katki Bazar Road W-N.A.

~15 N -K.... idrabad Street 227 N -Lane ~oes tc. Ganes'b. Mandir 239 N -Museum E -Ma.in Road E -Ganesh Mandir tl) Tower E -Railway Line S _Mishriganj path S -Alua Gaddi Road S -Dinar Chauk . W -Kaphiganj Road W -Katki Bazar ~oad W -Dighi Pokhar

228 N-N .A. 240 N -K ilo. Rol1d Sigbt 216 N _Kabaraghat Road E-N.A, E -BangIa. Ga.te E -.Kharanla Road S -N.A. S -Lal Pokhar S -Baghmati River W-N.A. W -Baghmati River W-Main'Road 229 N-N.A. 241 N -N .A. 217 N-Road E-N.A. E -La.1 Pokhar E -Kaidrabad S -N.A. S -N.A. S -Pancha Nath Road W-Durga Ast,han W-N.A. W--koad - 230 N -M.A. 242 N -Radhika Pd .·Road 218 N _Maharaj Pul Road E-N.A. E-N.A. E -Rivor S-N.A. S-N.A. S _Panohnath Road W-N.A. W-N.A. W-Main Road 231 N _K'\l1lLHhwar i Ob.a.ran Path 243 N-N.A. 219 N -River & Main Road E -Kabargah E-N.A. E -Blook No. 219 S -Munioipal Godown S -N.A. S -Satihara Rivor W-Dabra W-N.A.' W"T-River 23:2 N _Kf1.mleahwati Charan Path & 244 N -Nalta. No. 5-Dinar Chank Cinema Road; E-N.A. M I ali Aathan &.80$'<~K Road & -Panda Sarai Road S-N.A. S -Mil'shikar Tola stroot t' _ R~a.d W-N.A. ....-.1 -Boundary of Naga.r W -Jathiyahi pokhar 245 N -Marwari School Road 22 i :\' -Road 233 N -Sakhama pu 1 E -Radhika Pd. Path E-Road E -Panda Sarai Road S _Ro!!i~tance S -Lane S -Radhika Prasad Path W-Katki Bazar Road W-Roa.d W-Work Shop 246 N -Pucci Road 222 N -Tank 231. N -Jagodia Path E -Puoci Kharani_a E·_Baghmati River E-N.A. S -Pucci Road - S' -Dalara River S-N.A. W-Pucci Road W _Kiahori La.1 Sab Path W-N.A • .. 247 N -Bhagwan "Oas (pucoi Road) N-Road ~35 N-N.A. E -Kho.rallja E -Sohool E-N.A. S _ £>uoei Road (Kilo.gha.') S -Kiahori Sahu Roal S -Goaala Road W_Kharanja. . W -Mango GardeI!- . W _pan!la. Sarai Patb 21rrl

. ANtilEXOAE" 'TO URBAI'f PJ\IMArtV' CENSUS' AEi~TRA"T -contd.

Bound!\r1ElS of In1fni~at{on BiocD

Enume­ Enume- Enume.. ration Ddhiptlon ration D~eHptlon ration Oei6iption Block Block Block no .. no .. no ..

1 2 1 2 1 2

248 N-N.A. l!60 N·-q .,M:·,O. ~rt/J Coliege Ilt7:! .N;--'Kharan)'a,ROa.d E -Nagar Patika ;Road E-N.A- E -Kharanla Roid· S -Urdu'Chauk-Milan Chauk S -~,A,... S'I-TanJl ., W-N.A. '. . W-N.A. W -MMft Itolld

249 N-Road 261 N-D.S.m.~Offioe t, '274 N-Road E-Road' E _Rajkiya M.iddle/High Sohool E -'-K.haTanj"QI Road' S -Road S -Ao.damy Rop.d S .c-pond· W-Road W -Urdu Chauk &, C. M .• College W-MahtBoad

2150 N -Radh ika Prasad Road 28~ N rN.A. 2711 N -Main Road Rahma.nganj E -B.'lodbika. PtBIIltd Roa4' E -LR.heriasara.i Road E -Kharanja. Rolfd - , S -Pond ~ . S -N.A. ' S -N.A.: . W -Radbika. Piaa,a.d ROad ·W->-N.4-. W -Parbha Blook ,Roa'd

251 N-N.A. 263 N -J{atki tiazar itoaa 216 N -N.A. E -La.heri9.sltra.i Roltd E __ Rabamkha. GIl,au\!: E-N.A. S _Kila!\~,.pl~h&rll. .Roa.'d .S _L'joheriasarai .Boa" S _N.A_ W-N.A. W-Jal,alpufl' C~a"Q~ W-N.A., 2152 N -N. .4. 264 N -Kutchi Road 277 N-N.A. E-N.A. E _Pucoo. Road E-N.A. B -KifaghURdad.LNaka:'ZS S -Puoea ikad S -It:.{. W-Mu~j Rbad, • W-Kutoho. Road' W-N.!>~ 1 21S3 N -K ilagha~Btih8ra Road 265 N -Sher Muhamad Mahalia 278 N _N.'lA. E-N.A. E -Zenra] Lane E-N.A. B -N. .4. S -ShatiDara S -N.A­ W-N.A. W -Block No. 96 W-Puooa ROad 264 N-N.A. 266 N -Road. 279 N - Madapur Road E -Basantganj E _R.oad E -Pond S -,,N.4.. I ! S -Road S -pond· , W_li.A. W-Bandh W-arlUle Yard 261 N -Main Road S80 N _Kutoh! ;Road 255 N-N.A. E -Pucoi Road E-N.A. E-Road B-N.A. S ....Main Road .8 -Kutohi Road W-N.A. W-Bandh W -:Pucoi Road 268 N -N.A. 28l N-Donar Ohau'k N -Basantganj Road E-F.A. E -Darbhanga Tower to Dar­ E -Ra.i1wIlY Line S -N.A. S -DonarM. Sohool • . b1l6bga '£~na. Road, W-N.A. S -Darbhanga Police Station Road W_Darbhangll. Stati4n ,Road W _Darbhanga Thd-na to Basant. 269 N _Adity& Pli.th (Pucoi Road) ganj Road. E _Kharanja. Road 282 N -Rah,atngani td U1patt\~. B. S -K hara'nla Road D.C. RoM. W-Kharo.nja. Road. E -Block no .283 257 N"l_Da.lie', S - General waf to Out Voo"" E -G1!d.ri to Basantganj Road W_Da.rbhanga. Pttnda' Sarai Road S -Basantganj R91ld 270 N _rmalt Ba.zar to Urdu Bazar \V -B'a.santganj l).Q9.d E-Ko.tkl Bazar-Road S _Tank 283 N _Pncoi Road ltaliaDlganj to W-Kho.ranfa. Road Alpatti T.B.D.C. 25S 271 N _Imali Babr to Urdu BlI.za,J E-Ta.nk .' E -s.. hid Way S _General way to ·Ollt..Door S -Dubra W _Darbhanga Panda.. Sara.~ ROad W-L.N. Mishra. Boad 272 N _Katki Bazar Road 28' N _Kutchi Road, Ward No .23 E -Anohal Road E _Choti Line S -Dabra. B -Lane (Ward Nb. 2S). W-L. N. Kiahtt. B 0-.4 W _1.'el601 BoQ~·~~~~~i9~ota Road) 291

ANNExOR£. 'TO URBAN PRINIARY CENSUS ABSTRACT -contd,

Boundaries of Enumeration Blocks

Enume­ Enume­ Enume­ ration Description ration Description ration 'Description Block Block Block no., no .. no.,

1 1 2 1 2

, Name 01 City/Town- Darbhanga (M) Location Code-4/18/I -contd·

285 ·N -~al'anja,Road 297 N -Alpatti ·Ohal1k -·to Railway 309 N -N.A. l

292 N -BahaduTganj Rosd 304 N -N.A. 316 N -Rank Madir Street E -LaheTiasarai Road E-N.A. E -Pitoh Road S -Maharajganj Road S -N.A. S -Kharga School Road W-Road W-BetaRoad W -Basant Bhagat Road 317 N -Dharnidhar Path 293 N -NuTeari Road 305 N-N.A. E -Dbarnidhar Path E -Naka No.6 (Road) E-N.A. S -RajendraPath R -Idgah Road S -N.A. W-N.A. \V -Nursari Road W -Laheriasarai Road 318 N -Nahal' 294 N-N.A. 306 N -Road E -Tej Narayan Chauk PandaSarai E-N.A. E -Pokhara Road. S -N.A. 8 _Kharanja Road S -Nahar W-N.A. W -Tower to Dota Main Road W -Suryahi Pokhar

2'95 N -~.A. 307 N -Tank 319 N -Rampatti E -Mirza Khan Pond E-L'tna E _Panda Sarai Road S -N.A. S -Lane S -Rampahi Chaur W-N.A· W-Tank W-Rampatti

296 N-N.A. 308 N -Balbhadrapur Road 320 N -Masjid E-N.A. E -Railway Line E -Railway Line S -N.A. S -Ba1bhadrapur Muhall Road S -Panda Sarai Road W -K utohi Road W-!3albhadrapur Muhall RQad W -Panda Sarai Road ANNEXUftE~ tTQ URBAt+ PRIMARYI_CEl!tSU~>A'SIRA~T -Concld.

'Bpuadaries ,of Enumeration Blocks

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Name

321 N-Nala 327 'N ....K u'tc:b a. ROlld 832 N -Raltamganj A lalpatfi hoM E -R!l.ilway Line E -K uto:ba Road" E -Betl\~Da.r. Railll'lt)' .Station S -Gumti S -Pucll1l. RoAd Road. W-Panda.Sarai Road W -Railway Line S -'EroapHalRoa.ci" W -IBo!a~i9n Ward Road 322 Nl-N_A. 328 N -General Path E-N.A. E -Kutcha Path S -N.A. W-N.A. S -Pucce. Road 333 N -La:beriaaar"i to IDarbh8.Jlla W-Kutcha Path; Road. 323 N-N.A. E _HospitalRoaa E-N.A. 329 N"':"'N.A. S -VacAntIland S -N:A. E -N. .A,. W -Pt1bliciUietra.Bu i!ding W-N.A. S -N.A. W-N.A. 324 N-N.A. E-N.A. 33l N _Laheri.a.araL ~o !trarbhanga S -N.A. 330 N L-Bakarganj Panda Sarai Main ' Road.> ._" W -Railway Line Road. E _Hospital Road ll: -Mu'zaffarpur.Laheriasarai Main S _Block No. 201 325 N-N.A. Road. E-N.A. S -Khare.nja Road W-Road S -N.A. W_iKbaranja Road W -Railway Line ._~ 331 N -Kharanja Road 331S N -Medical Coll~e Road 326 N-N.A. E -Railway Lille J E-N.A. E _Laherillsa. Beta R6ad S -B.K. Road 8 -Nohali Camp Road 8-N.A. W-La orialarai Da.r~hangaRoad W -Railway Line W _:_K haranj ft, Road DEVELOPMENT BLOCK MAPS 2

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INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

'50 Bedauli 751.2 Sadhopur. 111 Kuarpatti Kathalla Garha 50/3 Bedauli 81 , ~. I?O/3 51/2 Sanahpur 82 P.aigambarpur 132 Bastwara 51/3 Dh~liah~ 84 Chak Dargah 133 Gobindpur 51/4 Sanahpu~ 90 J(Ia~an Chak 133/2 Gobindpur 69/2 Bhagwatipur 97 Kawai 134 Harakh 70 Chak Kazi 99 Mirzapur. Jitwara 139 Balaha 71/2 Bhanvara 99/2 Mirzaput Jitwara 140 Sabaul 72 Hayatpur 100 Rampura (2 Pieces) 143 mamat 72/2 Hayatpur 101 Mirzapur J agni 145 Kheraj Phulthua .~ 73 Bishunathpatti (2 Pieces) 195/2 Bisaul 74 Mabe!hpatti 102 Atarbel 333 Bataul (3 Pieces) (2 Pieces) 103 Atarbel Ram Chaura =i36 Sirhauli (2 Pieces) 74/2 Maheshpatti 106/2 Hanuman Nagar 337 Bisambharpur 75 Sadhopur Bishunaih- 110 Manihas 339 Tekatar (2 Pieces) p~ttt-

REFERENCES REFERENCES

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SINGHWARA C. D. BLOCK

REV. THANA DARBHANGA DISTRICT DARBHANGA

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INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

4/2 KPer~j 28 Sadrabad 40/2 Kangni 12 Itarauli 29 Milk Pauni 41 Chak Milki 16 Chak Milki 31 Majhaura 42 Chak Talaila 18 Chandar Dipa 33 Kardahuli 49/2 Karhans Ratanpur 22 Baghaul 35 Rajaun Asli 56/2 Barhampur (near no. 23 Dighopatti 36 Rajaun 55) 24 MahUli Nankar 37 Sisauni Rajaun 57 Katai

REFERENCES REFERENCES

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GRANSHYAMPUR C. D. BLOCK

INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

261 Kasraund (2 Pieces) 327 Manorthi 385 Chharapatti 264 Belwara 331 Hasanpur 387 Baswara 272 Nasahara 334 Misrauli 388 Semadeori 320 Malnadih 346 Az Rakbe Hardwar- 390 Dompathi 324 Mahuwar (2 Pieces) pur 394 Burheb 325 Kunauni 381 Jadupatti (2 Pieces) 427 Kandwara

REFERENCES RIFE"ENCES

~_:- C. D. Bleck •••• Police Statl...... , 1'5

VII .... whh Thana NumIter u .. .' .. C:':-o'_1t-:-::oJ P~t Onie... .• •• •• •.. 1'0 Urban Ar_ with CoM N\mtber .. ., .. W@W//.%(j "oo.!.!' T.'...... h.OtIlc... " TO NHl .Natlonal Hllhway.. " •. Mlp ~hoo' .. -.-:---:: -.:--~ ...... S Stat. HI,hway SH Hospital.. ,...... E9 IIoadI : - Metall'" " Primary H ..lth Centr... .. Unrneta,...... -= DI...... • "s' r' ...... + ""11_,. with Statlo.:- Br_d Gaul... .. Maternity 6 Child w ...... c..tr. •• ... Metr. G"'I· .. I I ~ I I Vi..... Mar"-t .. .. Narrow G.... I... " "'ll,, Circuit .._. "-t __...... CH "H River aM Str...... ~ ...... :- Oak. l...,..aloft .. .. D • 'I Canal with Dlatrl_.ry .. ~~ CU&t...... t.. .. CI fl 21

Villale. with Population Siz.

GHANSHYAHPUR C.D. BLOCK Below 200 0 "EV. THANA BAHERA 200 4" • 500 DtSTalCT "' • 1000 4", • 5000 & above

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KUSHESHWAB ASTHAN C. D. BLOCK

INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

183 Doriha or Manoripatti 215 Atraha 236 Bairo 193 Lodipur 216 Geaspur 238 Laranch Bhadaul 194 Pirori 217 Siripur or Sukumar- 242 Mahri Chakla 195 ¥aharajpur pur 244 Mohim Buzurg 196 Darbepur 220 Pach-Hara Khurd 245 Jakhri jW2 Fakirana Kalyan Dih 221 Pach-Hara Buzurg 246 Khesraha 204 Kalna Dih 222 Manoripur 258 Piprahi 208 Majhiam 224 Bhatwan 259 Godaipura 210 Kachhua 225 Goram Dih 262 Dubaha 211 Maibi 228 Bhaluka 264 Sanichara 214/2 Aber 234 Barsanda 265 Tasmanpatti 214/3 Tole Khaki DasPlIT 235/2 Sonauli (near 390 Tilakpur no. 241)

"EfERENCES "EFERENCES

H..dqu.rten : - C. D. Sleek.. •. @ Pollc. Station...... , PS VII .... with Thana Number •• •• •• ., [.''::-.J.!_--:-':''--:".J Poot omce.. _ .. 1'0 Urban Ar_ with-Cod. Numb.r .. ., ., W$1)W't0I Poot & Telec.. ph OffIce.. ., .. TO NHl National HISh... y •. Hip School.. .• .• •• S St.t. HI.hway SH HosPital.. .• _ .. •• •. E& Roado:- M.talled .• Primary H_lth Centr. _ ., @J) Unm.t.II...... ,. _ - .. _=:_="_===== Olop_ry ..•...•. RS + IIlaIl_ys with Statio.:- .road Gaul. •. oIiI. Mat.rnlty & Child welfar. Centre •• .... Metr. Gau.. •• Vlllal. Market.. _ _ •• _ .& Narrow Gaul. .. Circuit Houo•• 11_ H...... •• .• •• ., CH RH River and Stream •• .. ~ ...... ,- Oak. lnopection _ _ DI 18 Canal with DI.trlbutary •• -- ., - =-e::-- Canel • For_.· ...... C B Fa 25

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Villages with Population SIze

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86· IS' E. of GREENWICH

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