CENSUS OF INDIA 1981
SERIES 2 ANDHRA PRADESH
DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NIZAMABAD
PARTS XIII - A & B
VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY
VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
S. S. JAYA RAO OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS ANDHRA PRADESH
PUBLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH 1986 The Nizam Sugar Factory Limited
The motif depicted on the cover page represents the Nizam Sugar Factory Limited, Shakarnagar, situated in Bodhan ta/uk of Nizamabad district. 1 he factory was first started during 1938 under the private management of Raja Dhanrajgirji, a land lord of Hyderabad. But due to financial difficulties faced by the concern .. it was taken over by the therr Nizam's Government. The concern came under the control of Government of Andhra Pradesh with effect from 16-10-1958 by virtue of their holding & major portion of the shares. Presently, it is controlled by its Board of Directors. It is a leading public sector undertaking in Andhra Pradesh occupying the premier position in the field of Sugar Industry. With a hinterland of 50 Kms. radius around it, cane produce raised in about 18,000 hectares and providing employment directly and indirectly to 20, 000 workers, 'The Nizam Sugar Factory' is the pride of the district.
The Sugar Factory has been expanded by adding the 2nd unit during 1952 with a rated capacity of 2,000 TCD (Tonnes crushing per day). The unit has achieved 2,500 TCD in 1961-62. Later, the plant underwent modific3tian uwfer its modernisation and expansion scheme enlarged over a phased programme. With modern equipment, the factory achieved the crushing capacity of 3,000 TCD in 1979 and ultimately to 3,500 TCD in 1980-81. During the crushing season 7981-82, a total quantity of 535.102 .Wetrie Tonnes of cane has been crushed, bagging 535,972 quintals of sugar.
A total revenue of about 3.5 crores of rupees is pumped into the National Exchequer besidos creating vast potential of employment to the public of this area. An amount of 12 crores of rupees is paid to the growers alone towards cane price every year. Thus, a sizeable amount of Rs. 15 erares is added to the economy of the public in the district.
The Nizam Sugar Factory having its own plantations of about 6,478 hectares (16,000 Acres) irrigated by various methods i.e., canal/ borewells / lift irrigation, has its own Experim/mtai Research Station to educate the surrounding cultivators to improve and increase the yields. The Agricultural Research Station at Rudrur has recently released a high yielding variety CO-7219 which is disease resistant and drought tolerant giving 30% more yield compared to the traditional varietie.; CO-419 and CO-62175.
With the resources of the Mother-Plant at Bodhan, the Nizam Sugar Factory has set up four more units in other districts to serve the sugarcane crushing needs of respective surrounding areas apart from setting up of a Sugar Machinery Division to manufacture heavy sugar machinery.
The Nizam Sugar Factory management is indirectly exercising control over the Andhra Pradesh Government power Alcohol Factory at Shakarnagar and the Government Distillery at Chagallu which are having the capacity of 31,500 litres and 20,000 litres per day respectively.
Thus, the Nizam sugar Factory is not only playing a pivotal role in the economy of Nizamabad district but also spreading its tentacles to the rest of the State contributing to the economy of the State and the nation asa whole.
Source: 1. District Collector, Nlzamabad. 2. General Manaier, Nizam Sugar Factory Limited, Shakarnagar, Bodhan Taluk, Nizamabad District. FOREWORD
The District Census Handbook (DCH),compiled by the Census Organisation on behalf of the State Governments, is one of the most valuable products of the Census. The DCH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inter alia used for delimitation o The district census handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained import ant census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, admininistrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was pla'l,ed in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directory, Part-B to village and town PCA and Part-C c. mpri3ed analytical report, administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. However, in some states it was confined 10 dis trict census tables and in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing. While deSigning the form"]t of 1981 DCH series so;ne new 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. All the amenities except power supply in the village have b3en brought together in the viilaga dire:tory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the referrent village the distarce in broad ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is available may be given. The restructuring of the format of the village director'{ and incorporati.lg more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect particularly in relation to arne,lities 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 the !ocal area planning but regulating the provisicn of goods and services as well so as to mi;:imise the regional imbalances in the process of development. A few new items of information have also been introduced to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Information on adult literacy centres, primary health subcentres, and community health workers intheviliage have been introdUCEd in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new ite,,, on approach to the vil:age is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new cOlumn, "~otal popu lation and number of households" has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenities with the population and number of households they serve. Addition of two more appe:ldices listing the villages where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population to the total population has also been made with this viev'V in mind. The formats of the town directory have a Iso been modified to meet the raquirernents 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-II towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is expected th3t 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 Schedul9c1 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 town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best a:la!ysed by taking the class of towns into cO:lsideration. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and po,::>ulation 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 ttght of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 Census. In order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DCH series it has been so designed that Section I & II of the volume contains village and town directory and Section IlL, the PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Taluk/Town levels. At the beginning of the DCH a deti'liled 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 taluk/town level map.s depicting the boundaries and other important 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 Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Shri S. S. Jaya Rao, I. A. S., Director of Census Operations; Andhra Pradesh, Hvderabad, on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of this publication was carried out by Dr. 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 of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the head quarters under the guidance of Shti M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to aU who have contributed in th is project. NEW DELHI P. PADMANABHA the 26th April, 1982 Registrar General, India PREFACE The District Census Handbook is the most important of the local publications brought out by the Census Organisation. This is a joint venture of the State and Central Governments. The chapter on History of District Census Handbook details its history and growth right from the inception of Census in 1872, while the foreword of the Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India high lights the scope and significance of the tremendous improvements brought about from time to time since 1951 to 1981, in the presentation of data so as to meet the demands of planning and administrative needs of the Governments and the data users. Needless to say that it is of immense use to planners, administrators, academicians, scholars, researchers, social workers, etc. The restructuring of the format of the village Directory at the 1981 Census has been done particularly to incorporate the exhaustive data on infrastructure in relation to amenities and landuse pattern to meet the needs of micro-level a!1d local area planning for rural areas as well as to meet the Minimum Needs and Revised Minimum N'eeds Programmes of the planning Commission. It is further Intended to help regulating the provision of goods and services and also to enable minimising regional imbalances in the process of development. The formats of the Town Directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Needs programme, by adding statements on civic and other amenities in slums in Class I and Class II towns, columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population, adult literacy centres, working women's hostels, etc. In the process of collection of data for this volume, various State and Central Government departments have extended their kind co-operation. The District Census Handbook comprises two parts-Part A-detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on Census a:1d non-Census data in relation to infrastructure and Part B viilage and town directories as well as Primary Census Abstract of Villages and Towns. In this joint venture of the State and Central Governments, whila the collection, processing including compilation, tabulation and finalisation of the write up have been done by the Directorate of Census Operations, Andhra Pradesh under the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, the paper and printing costs are borne by the Government of Andhra Pradesh State. I offer my grateful thanks to Sri S.R. Rama Murthy, I.A.S., (Retd.), former Chief Secretary of the Government of Andhra Pradesh and Sri M. Appa Rao, Joint Secretary (Retd.), General Administration (Elections) Department for the kind co-operation and encouragement extended by them at the time of 1981 Census. Grateful thanks are also due to Sri Shravan Kumar, I.A.S., the present Chief Secretary, Sri B. N. Jaya Simha, I.A S., Special Chief Secretary, General Administration Department and Chief Electoral Officer who is also in charge of Census and to Sri P. V. Gopala Rao. I A.S., Deputy Secretary, General Administration Department, for extending their kind co-operation. The Director of Printing and Stationery has been helpful in selecting good private presses for printing the Handbooks. My grateful thanks are due to Sri S. S. Jaya Rao, I.A.S., Director of Census Operations, Andhra Pradesh. under whose direction the entire Census Operations programme was successfully carried out in the State. He has retired from service after superannuation in April, 1984. I am extremely grateful to Sri P. Padmanabha, I.A.S., former Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India. whose constant guidance and advice were a source of strength and to Dr. N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) who has formulated the contents of the Handbook in detail. Grateful thanks are also due to Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) under whose gujdance the Map Division has scrutinised the district map and the taluk maps evincing very keen interest and to Sri M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer (now Deputy Director), who has scrutinised the data presented here with very minute care. I feel it a proud privilege and bounden duty to offer my sincere and grateful thanks to Sri V. S. Verma, I. A. S., Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India and to Sri V. P. Pandey, Joint Registrar General, India for their constant guidance and advice in both administrative and technical matters. IV In the fina lisation of the write up, compilation and processing of data for the volume, I have been ably assisted by Sri B. Satyanarayana, as Deputy Director and as Assistant Directer of Census Operations, with the assistance of an efficient team led by Smt. P. Lalitha, Investigator who has gained rich experience and specialised this subject. Sri Shyam Deo, Research Officer, ably guided the Map Section in the preparation of various maps included in this publication.) am thankful to all those officials who huve contributed in bringing out this voluminous publ ication. The foliowing officials who have worked on the present volume of Nizamabad District Census Ha:1dbook deserve my thanks for their contribution. Sri. fJ.e. HanL'mantha Reddy, Tabulation Officer i Smt. r.A.M. Tayaru, Tabulation Officer J Drafting & Scrutiny and Supervision of Printing Sri B. Nadavaiah, Computor ~ Supervision of Printing Sri W. V. Lakshminarayana, Statistical Assistant I I Sri G. K. Yadagirj, Statistical Assistant I Sri D. Prakash, Statistical Assistant I I Sri Khamolal, Statistical Assistant I Smt. J. Sitamahalakshmi. Statistical Assistant I I Sri Y. Gopalakrishna Murthy, Statistical Assistant I I Sri S. Subba Rao, Computor I Sri M. Ram Prasad, Computor I Collection, Compilation, Scrutiny of Maps and Smt. B. Kusuma Kumari, Computor r proof reading I Kum. Arifa Sultana, Computor I Smt. A. R. Vidyasri, Computor I I Smt. S. Ambujam, Computor I Smt. N. Sita Kumar;' Computor I I Smt. G. E. Rani, Computor I Sri K. Ramesh Reddy, Computor I I Sri G. Venkateswara Rao, Computor Dr. Kum. Aqueela Begum, Cartographer i Sri Syed Ahmed, Senior Artist ~ Supervision of Mapping work I Sri M. N. Ram Mohan, Senior Artist I Sri M. J. Sadiq, Senior Draughtsman 1 I Sri Mohinuddin Hassan, Senior Draughtsman I Sri B. Raghu Ram, Senior Draughtsman I I Sri K. Dev Dass, Senior Draughtsman I Smt. Daya Saxena, Artist I I Sri D. Chiranjeevi Raju, Draughtsman I Sri M. A. Qadeer, Draughtsman I Preparation of maps Sri B. Ramaseshu, Draughtsman r Sri T. Trinadh, Draughtsman I I Sri K. Shyam Prasad Reddy, Draughtsman I Smt. R.R.S.N. Subba Lakshmi, Draughtsman I I Sr~ Gulam Hussain Mohinuddin, Draughtsman I Sri G. Mariyanna, Draughtsman I I Sri M. K. Zahiruddin, Draughtsman J v Sri N. V. Manohar Rao, Sen ior Steno ") I Smt. P.V.D. Lakshmi, Junior Steno I Smt. Ch. Lalitha Kumari. Junior Steno I Smt. J. Bharathi, L.D.C. i Preparation of fair copies Sri Md. Khaja Moinuddin, L.D.C. I Sri Md. Ismail. L.D.C. ) Hyderabad, Ch. PURNACHANDRA RAO Dasarah Deputy Director of Census Operations Dt. 12-10-86. Andhra Pradesh CONTENTS Part-A Pages 1. Important Statistics of the District ix-x 2. Map or the district Facing Page [iJ 3. Analytical note (i) Brief history of the district [1-2J (ii) General, physical aspects, hills, rivers, flora, fauna, climate, [3-9J rainfall, soils, history of district as an administrative unit and changes in its component parts in general and during the decade in particular. (iii) Major Characteristics of the district particularly in relation to the [10-12J economic resources namely forestry, minerals and mining, elec tricity and power, land and land-use pattern, tenancy, agricul ture, animal husbandry, fishery, industry, trade and commerce, transport, etc. (iv) Brief description of places of religious, historical or archaeological [13-14J importance in villages and places of tourist interest in the towns of the district. (v) Census concepts of rural and urban areas and other terms namely [15-17J census house, household, scheduled castes/schedu led tribes, literates, main worker, marginal worker, non-worker, etc. (vi) The history of district census handbook, scope of village directory, [18-28J town directory statements and Primary Census Abstract (vii) Brief analysis of the village and town directory, PCA data based [29-44J on inset tables and a note on physically handicapped persons. Part-B : Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract SECTION I - VILLAGE DIRECTORY (i) Note explaining the codes used in the village Directory 1-2 (ii) Village Directory with Taluk map on facing page of alphabetical list. 1 Armur Taluk 3-17 2 Bheemgal Taluk 19-33 3 Nizamabad Taluk 35-55 4 Bodhan Taluk 57-73 5 Madnur Taluk 75-87 (; Banswada Taluk 89-107 7 Yellareddy Taluk 109-121 viti 8 Kamareddy Taluk 123-131 9 Domakonda Taluk 133-141 (iii) Appendices (I-IV) to the Village Directory 142-160 (iv) location Code Nos. for three dscades from 1961 to 198 t 161-182 SECTION II-TOWN DIRECTORY (i) Note explaining the Codes used in the Town Directory 185-186 (ii) Town Directory statemc:nts (I to VI and IV A) 188-201 SECTION III-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (i) District Primary Census Abstract 204-209 Oi) Taluk-wise Primary Census Abstract (a) 1 Armur Taluk 211-219 2 Bheemgal Taluk 221·227 3 Nizamabad Taluk 229·239 4 Bodhan Taluk 241-250 5 Madnur Taluk 251-259 6 Banswada Taluk 26'1-270 7 Ycllareddy Taluk 271-280 8 Kamareddy Taluk 281 -287 9 Dom3konda Taluk 289-293 (b) Description of Urban Enumeration Blocks 294-306 (c) Appendix to Urban Primary Census Abstract 307-318 (iii) Special PCA on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes 320-327 I MPORT ANT STATISTICS COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND DISTRICT Andhra Pradesh Nizamabad State District POPULATION TOTAL Persons 53,549,673 1,679,683 Males 27,108,922 834.496 Females 26,440,751 845,187 RURAL .. , Persons 41,062,097 1,357,030 Males 20,697,627 668,645 Females .20,364,470 688,385 URBAN .. , Persons 12,487,576 322,653 Males 6,411,295 165,851 Females 6,076,281 156,802 DECENNIAL POPULATION 23.10 27.90 GROWTH RATE 1971-81 GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (Sq. Kms.) 275,068 7,956 DENSITY OF POPULATION (per Sq. Km.) 195 211 SEX-RATIO (Number of females per 1,000 males) 975 1,013 LITERACY RATE Persons 29.94 21.73 Males 39.26 31.89 Females 20.39 11.70 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 23.32 19..21 TO TOTAL POPULATION PERCeNTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION (I) MAIN WORKERS Persons 42.26 48.08 Males 57.12 57.13 Females 27.01 39.15 (II) MARGINAL WORKERS .,. Persons 3.50 2.83 Males 0.56 0.39 Females 6.53 5.24 (III) NON-WORKERS ... Persons 54.24 49.09 Males 42.32 42.48 Females 66.46 55.61 x BREAK UP OF MAIN WORKERS PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS (I) CULTIVATORS Persons 32.74 38.78 Males 36.86 43.19 Females 23.79 32.42 ( II) AGRICUL TURAL LABOURERS ... Persons 36.79 28.18 Males 26.51 21.78 Females 59.07 37.41 (III) HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY ... Persons 4.70 11.71 Males 4.50 5.08 Females 5.14 21.26 (IV) OTHER WORKERS ... Persons 25.77 21.33 Males 32.13 29.95 Females 12.00 8.91 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES Persons 14.87 15.41 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 14.90 15.15 Females 14.84 15.67 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBES Persons 5.93 5.37 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 5.97 5.52 Females 5.89 5.23 NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 10.422,448 317,223 NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 29,281 915 Inhabited 27,379 859 Uninhabited 1,902 56 NUMBER OF TOWNS ... 252 7 PA RT A ANALYTICAL NOTE HISTORY Nizamabad was known as Indur even till the Govinda IV and the Karda grant of Karkka II make a early years of this century. Even Indur is a varia mention of Malkhed as the capital of these kings.s tion of Indrapuri, said to have been named after a:l It was during the reign of Karkka II (972-973) the ancient king. "This king, it is said, was In-:fra last of the Rashtrakutas, that Malkhed was attacked datta of the rebel Trikutaka dynasty Circa 388 A.D. by Ta;la " of th8 Chalukyan family. Karkka escaped who ruled over lower region of Narbada and Tapati from rhe battle field leaving Malkhed in the hands or the mighty Vishnukundin Indravaraman I Cirta of Taila II. Consequently both Indur and Bodhan 500 A D." 1 HOV\lever, this derivation of the name were annexed to the Chalukya Empire. "Jogapa is not based 0,11 any au~hentic record and so it is not rayya one of subjects of the Trailokyamalladeva, a possible to confirm the above statement. From . Chalukyan King, noticing the ruined condition of 650 A.D. to 950 A.D. very little is known of the the Bodhan temple erected a fine Vishnu temple history of the Deccan, but for a few inscriptions adorned with lofty towers.,,7 Indur remain2d unjsr discovered by the Archaeological Department in and the Chalukyan influence till about 1030 A.D., when around the d strict. These inscriptions throw some it was captured by the western Chalu.~yan Kings light ofl the history ,of ' the district during this under the able leadership of' ProIa I. Deligh~ed period. In the earry part of the 8th century by the military ability and unswerving loyalty of Rashtrakutas supplanted the Chalukya3, and ruled Proia I, the Chalukyan Emperor Ahavamalfa ovar the area for over two hundred years. The Somfsvara I granted him Anumakonda-Vishaya name Rashtrakuta and neither a:1 ethnic, nor a as a permanent fief. Proia I thus became the tribal significance. As in the case of DeS'lmuks or founder of the Kakatiya principality, which under Desais who were officers in charge of De;as or his am~itio'Js S'Jccessors developed into a pow districts, s:> also Rashtrakutas, were officers i:1 erful kingdotrl in 1235 A. D., embracing the cha:g ~ of territ:>rial divisions called R3shtras, into whoh~ of the Telangana region. Indur must have wh:ch the Kiolgdom3 were divided. "Tha fou lder of therefore been under the Kakatiyas till it came the Rashtrakuta dy.lasty was Dantidurga who ruled came under the sway of the MJslim rulers from the from A.D. 735 to A.D. 755.,,11 After the death of north. The Muslims first made their appearance in Dantidurga, and probably in the reign of Nityavarsha the Deccan about the middle of the 13th century I ndra III who ru led from A.D. 915 to 917, Bodhan when Allauddin Khilji led his expedition against the was made the capitaP and the emperor founded a Telangana. In 1310 A.D., Malik Kafur, one of the temple in "Bodana" dedicating it to the God Indra abies': genera's under Sultan Allauddin Khilj;, march Narayana evidently so named after himself. 4 ing tewards Warangal conquered Indur and Bodhan and destroyed them. 8 Indur or Indrapuri in which Bodhan was situated probably indicates the connection of Emperor Indra tJter the extinction of the Kh ilj i dynasty, there with this locality. The Fort of Nizamabad in which was some political disturbance in the country and the Central Jail is now located was probably Cons ultim:ltely Ghiyasuddin Tuglaq, ascended the throne tructed by the same king. 5 In about A.D. 807 and p:oclaimed himself Sultan in 1320. After cons Malkhed (the present city of GulbargJ in Mysore olidating his authority he turned his attention to the State) became the capital of the Rashtrakutas during south and in 1323 he sent an expedition against the the reig:1 of Govinda III and continued to be so till Telang,103 lInder his son Mohammad Bin Tuglaq who the extinction of this dynasty. The Sa;lgali grant of captured the forts of Qandhar and Indur and L A riicle on Niza'nab:td District by M.A. Rehman, 19~3 2, carli H;story of the Deccan. VoLl V 3. History of Niz"mabad by Oulan' Ahmed MSS. Urdu 4. Archaeological Report H,E,H. The N.:cam's Dom nions 1917~18 5. History of Nizarrabad by Oullm Ahmed MSS. U:l U 6. Archaeolog;cal Rep:)ft of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1917-18. 7. Bodhan inscription series No.7, H.E-H. the Nizams Dominions, 1925 8. Expeditions of Malik Kafur by Am r Khusro, MSS. Persian [2] (inalry re3cned Warangaf where he defeated and In the year 1555 Indur was under the control of arrested King Prataparudra. Malik Maqbool was Akbar the Great. on account of the Berar province appointed as the Governor of the Telangana by coming in possession of Prince Murad. Akbar's son' Mohammad Bin Tuglaq. Thus Indur was also brought in which Nirmal. Balconda, Indur and Bodhan were l under the domain of the Tuglaqs. included , In 1347 Zafar Khan. more popularly known as Aurangazebappointed Md. Kazim as the Risaldar Hasan Gailgu Bahmani. an able military officer under of Indur fort under the supervision of Mubariz Khan, the Tuglaqs. declared independence. and established the Governor of Deccan province. 2 Mubariz Khan himself as the King of the Deccan with Gulbarga as after some time was defeated by Nizam-UI-Mulk, his capital. under the titre of Allauddin Bahmani the Governor of Malwa, at the battle of Shakkar Shah. His dominion included the forts of Bodhan Khera in Berar in 1724 A. D. Consequently Indur and Indur and on the break up of that kingdom these and Bodhan fell into the hands of the Asif Jahi fetl into the hands of the Qutub Shahis of Golco dynasty. nda. De Thevenot. a French traveller. who visited Golconda gives a description about this district as At the time of the Prime Ministership of Sir Salar follows: "We arrived at Indur which belongs to a Jung I, the districts in the Nizam's Dominions were who owns the Mughals no more than he thinks .ftaja. reorganised. Whereupon Indur became a district tit. He is maintained by the King of Golconda, and headquarters of a district by the same name in the in the time of war he sides always with the strong year 1876 A.D. est. He would have had us pay two Rupees a waggon; but after much dispute, we paid but one. and passed on. We came before a village called Basantpuri, In 1905, the taluks of Nirmal and Narsapur were and being informed. that near to that place. on the transferred to the newly created district of Adilabad, top ofa hill. there was a fair Pagod we alighted and and Mudhol and part of Banswada to Nanded. The went on foot to see it". From the above descriptions rest of Banswada was divided between Bodhan and it seems that Indur was under a Hindu Raja for some Yellareddipet, while Bimgal was merged in Armur. time during the Qutub Shahis of Golconda. As to Other changes were made in Yellareddipet and Kama who this person was and what was his name is not reddipet, and this district in its new shape came to known. be known as Nizamabad 3 • I. and 2 Farishta ~ Translation by Brigg's, Vo1.lI. 3 Imperial gazetteer of India - Provincia I Series - Hyderabad State, P .124 PHYSICAL ASPECTS General : Nizamabad district is neither a Bodhan taluk. The waters of Manjira are being geographical nor historical nor ethnical entity but a utilised for irrigation by th-e construction of the creation of administrative convenience. Nizamsagar dam near Achampet in Banswada taluk. Apart from these, the streams like the Phulang and Physical features: the Yedlakattavagu, which are useful for irrigational purposes. The perennial stream of Yedlakattavagu, The Nizamabad district is bounded on the north flows in the dry areas of Kamareddy tal uk. by Adilabad district and Maharashtra State on the east by Karimnagar district, on the south by Medak Flora: The jungles and forests like sponges district and Oil the west by Maharashtra state. It retain the moisture in the soil and also help to ren I ies between 18° 5' and 19- of the northern latitude der the cfimate more equitable. The forests and and 77" 40' and 78° 37' of the eastern longitude. jungles fall under the category of southern tropical The district consists mostly of plains on the eastern dry deciduous type. A considerable area of tM dis side. The canals and tanks with their blue waters trict is covered by these forests and jungles. The and the green hills with boulders toppling one over thick forest belt produces teak, ebony. blackwood, the other and sometimes standing queerly balanced, nallamaddi. yeppa. bijasal and tarwar. but the teak present a picturesque spectacle. The climate is forests for which the district was once famous have ch3racterised by a hot summer and generally dry been considerably reduced due to the indiscriminate weather, except during the south-west monsoon and unscientific exploitation. The forest produce season. which includes timber, f .lei, b3mboo and beed; leaves yield gooj revenue. Mangoes and custard This district occupies an area of 7,956 Sq. Kms. apples grow welf in this district. and its popu lation according to the 1981 Census is 1,679.683. Fauna : Tigers. panthers, jungle cats. wild sheep, blue bulls. black bucks, sambars. spotted Hills : Nizamabad is situated in the tableland deer, wild boar, COTnwn deer. rabbits, hares of Deccan and hence hills of any considerable range squirrels, rorcupines. etc., are some of the common are quite rare. Isolated peaks and rockly clusters animals found in this district Birds like ducks, teals, o<:cur frequently. The rocks are related to the jungle fowls, peacocks, partriges, pigeons, etc .• are Archean and Deccan trap formations. The Archean also seen in the forests. But the fauna like the flora type occupies a very large area. A few minor hill is under danger and unless urgent conservation raj')ges are found in the eastern and western parts of measures are taken this once beautiful district the dibtr:ct. would become barren. Rivers: The principal rivers flowing in the Climate: Tile climate of this district is cha district are the God3'Jari on tle nJrtnern boundary racterised by a hot sum:ner and genera"y dry-wea and the Manjira. the c~ie,' tribJtary of the Goda·;/ari. ther except duri:,g the sOJth-west monsoon season. The Godavari ori;:Jinates in the wester:1 gha~s at The year may be divided into four seasons. The cold Triambak near Nasik ii, MJharashtra State. It flows season or winter is from Decem~er to February. The for about 113 Km:;. on the northern boundary of this period from March to May is the summer season. district separatiilg it from Na:lded and Adilabad May is the hottest month of lhis season. The districts and finally enters into Karimnagar district. summer season is followed by the south-west The Manjira rises in Patoda taluk of Bhir district in mO:1£Oon season. which lasts till the end of Septem Maharashtra, crosses the district from the south ber. October to November form the post-monsoon west and joins the Godavari near Kandakurthi in season. Sou:ce: I. Andhra Pradesh District Gnetteers, 1973. Nizamabad District. :+. Dis.tr:ct Census Hand Book, 1961 Census - Nizamabad District. [4} Rainfall : The rainy season commences taluks of Nirmal and Narsapur were transferred to with the onset of the south-west monsoon in the the new district of Adilabad and Mudhole and part latter part of June and ends in the month of October of Banswada to Nanded. The rest of Banswada was with its closure. Nizamabad district though lying divided between Bodhan and Yellareddipet, while in the middle of the Deccan plateau and in the part Bheemgal was merged with Armur. In the same of south-west and north-east monsoon has an ave year, the name of the district headquarters was rage rainfall of 1287.7 mm.* The rainfall in the changed from Indur to Nizamabad and the district district, in general increases from the east towards in its new shape had only five taluks. namely, Niza the we5t. The rainfall during the south-west mon mabad (Indur), Armur, Kamareddy, Yellareddyand soon constitutes about 86 per cent of the annua f Bodhan. Since then, no changes of importance ~ainfall. July is the rainiest month. took place in the territorial jurisdiction of fhe dis trict till the carving of Banswada taluk out of Yella Soils : The soils in this district are made up reddy and Bodhan taluks during the decade 1931-41. of a variety like black cotton, chalka,' red sandy The number of constituent taluks increased to six. loam, clay loams, dubba and morrum. The black Subsequently, under the States Reorganisation Act cotton and chalka soils are considered to be fertile. of 1956, Nizamabad district gained Bichkonda The extensive sugarcane cu Itivation enhance the (Bichkunda) and Jukkal (Jukal) circles (of Deglur value of black cotton soils. In almost all the taluks, taluk of Nanded district) which were constituted in the black cotton soil kncwn for fertility is predomi 1958 into the Madnur independent sub-taluk. In nant. The soils are mostly sandy in Nizamabad the same year, Sawargaon village with an area of taluk but yet rice is extensively raised. 3.37 Sq. Kms. was transferred from Narayankhed Changes in administrative unit and its (Narayankher) taluk of Medak district to Madnur Component parts: The district was not for ci long independent sUb-taluk. During 1961 and 1971 time a homogeneous unit and its component parts censuses the seven taluks of Nizamabad, Armur, were ruled at different periods by different dynas Bodhan, Banswada, Madnur, Kamareddy and Yella ties, namely, Mauryas, Satavahanas, Chalukyas of reddy were divided into three revenue divisions, Badami. Rashtrakutas, Chalukyas of Kalyani, Kaka viz., Ni:zamabad, Bodhan and Kamareddy. The tiyas, Bahmanis, Qutb Shah is, Mughals and Asaf Nizamabad revenue division comprised of the taluks Jahis besides the local dynasties, the chalukyas of of Nizamabad and Armur; Bodhan revenue division Vemulavada (Vemulawada) and the Musunuri Chiefs. included Bodhan, Banswada and Madnur (indepen This district, originally known as Indur district, was dent sub-taluk) taluks, while Kamareddy revenue created in A. D. 1876 in the name of Nizam of division included Kamareddy and Yellareddytaluks. Hyderabad, Asaf Jah VI, with ten taluks, namely Indur, NirmaL Armur, Bheemgal (Bhimgal), Kama reddipet, Yellareddipet, Banswada, Bodhan, Mudhol The district at present consists of 9 taluks divi~ and N·arsapur. This composition continued till 1905 ded into 3 revenue divisions as given in the follo~ when, owing to the administrative exigencies, the wing statement. * Statistical supplement to part II of Andhra Pradesh Gazette, Hyderabad, dated 15-1-1981 Monthly and Annual Rainfall table for the year 1978, Page 73. (5J STATEMENT SHOWING THE REVENUE DlVISlONS, TALUKS AND TOWNS IN NIZA.MABAD DISTRICT ------51. No. Name of sub·divlsion/ Name of Taluk Name of town (M/P) Revenue division Nizamabad 1 Nizamabad 1 Nizamabad (M) 2 Armur 2 Armur (P) 3 Sri rams agar Project Township Right Flank Colony (-) 3 Bheemgal 2 Bodhan 1 Bodhan 1 Bodhan (M) 2 Banswada 2 Banswada (P) 3 Madnur 3 Kamareddy 1 Kamareddy 1 Kamareddy (P) 2 Yellareddy 2 Yellareddy (P) 3 Domakonda The taluks in the district have undergone many the jurisdictional changes in the district during the jurisdictional changes between 1971 and 1981 decade have been presented in the following though there has been little variation in the number statement. of total villages during the decade. For convenience STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING T ALUKS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES Name of transferred No. of villages/new G. O. No. and date Name of the villages Nam{- of the No. of villages/villages under which the taluk in 1971 in taluk in 1981 villages Remarks that have new taluk came 1971* in 1981* become into existence hamlets in 1981 2 3 4 6 7 Nizamabad 134 Nizamabad 134 Armur 185 Armur 92 92 villages are The village bearing now i 1 Armur 1981 L.C. No. 56 laluk after the (Kisan Nagar) is a transfer of 94 newly sprung villages to up village. Bheemgal tal uk. Bheemgal 94 Formed from 1971 L.C. Nos. and G.O.Ms. Armur taJuk. names of 94 villages No. 1406 Rev. (U). transferred from dt. 29th Nov. 1979. Armur taluk. 88 Domchanda 89 Gumeriyal 90 Tadla Rampur 87 Tadpakal 86 Bhattapur 91 Yergatla 92 Uploor 93 Nagapur 95 Dammannapet 96 Thimmapur 97 Palem 98 Donkal [6] STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES 1 2* 3 4* 5 6 7 Bheemgal (Contd.) 65 Pochampal1e 63 Padgal 64 Anksapur 111 Kuknur 99 Mortad 100 Vaddiyat 94 Kammarpalle 101 Hasakothur 102 Choutpalle 107 Ba~heerabad 108 Donpal 110 Sunkat 112 Komanpalle 113 Venkatapur 62 Ameenapur 61 Sahebpet 124 Jankampet 123 Narkhoda 114 Ve!pur 115 Mothe 109 Ramannapet 103 Lakshmapur 104 Dammanpet (Ameernagar) 105 Konasamandar 106 Mendhora 117 Kupkal 116 Jagriyal 122 Aklur 138 Chaingal 137 Wadi 136 Kothapalle 149 Dubbak 139 Pedda BheemgaJ 121 Bheemgal 120 Babapur 118 Babanagar 119 Puranipet 181 Devanpalle 182 Narsapur 183 Inayat Nagar 184 Konapur 179 Devakkapet 177 Thallapalle 180 KarepalJe 144 Rahatnagar 142 Pallikonda 141 Lingampur Chouth 140 Bejjora 147 Salampur 148 Sikandrapur 151) Rekulpalle 153 Pedda Valgod 152 Pothnur 151 G )ngappuJ 146 Muchkur 145 Pipri 143 Bachampalle [7] STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES 1 3 4* 5 6 7 Bheemgal (Coneld.) 176 Gangarai 178 Reaehpalle 185 Manal 170 Thatpalle 175 Guntepalle 174 Ravutla 173 Nyavandi 155 Chinna Valgod 154 Kondur 161 Honnajipet 158 Ramadgu 156 Sirkonda 157 Hussain Nagar 172 Mallora 171 Pandimadugu 169 Chimanpalle 168 Guddi Lingapur 167 Pakhal 159 Gadkol 160 Musheer Nagar 162 KothaJpalle 163 Kondapur 164 Tumpalle 166 Belur 165 Gargepahad Kamareddy 137 Kamarcddy 70 70 villages are now in Kamareddy taluk after the transfer of 67 villages to Domakonda taluk. Domakonda 67 Formed from 1971 L.C. Nos. and G.O. Ms. No. 1406 Kamareddy names of 67 villages Rev. (U) dated 29 th taluk transferred from Nov. 1979. Kamareddy tal uk. 79 Annaram 80 Yellampet 81 Somarampet 82 TadkapaJle 83 Akkapur 88 Issaipet 89 Potaram 87 Antampalle 86 Machareddy 84 Raj\(hanpet 85 Ghanpur 96 Lafuhapet 95 Rameshwarpalle 94 Wadi 93 Chuk).capur 92 Devunipalle 91 Palwaneha 98 Yellapgonda 100 Mutyampet 101 CbintamanpalJe 102 Jangampalle 103 Pondurthi 59 Rajampet [8} STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUK AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES 1 2* 3 4* 5 6 7 Domakonda (Coneld.) 50 Somaram 51 Vankayalpalle 52 Chityal 53 Santaipet 57 Argonda 58 PeddapalJe 104 Talmadla 106 Antampa1)e 122 Lingupalle 121 Kundaram 123 Domakonda 97 Faridpet 125 Ambarpet 126 Konapur 127 RamreddipalJe 128 Yadaram 133 Jangaon 134 SitarampaHe 124 Anchanur lI8 Sanganathpalle 119 Gottimukkala (Si thararnpur) 120 Lakshmidevunipalle 107 Rameshwarpal1e 105 Tippapur 56 Kondapur 54 Gundaram 55 Siddapur 108 Bhiknur 117 Kachapur 135 Mobarnmadapur 132 Bibipet 129 Malkapur 130 Tujalpur 131 Seri B.bipet 136 Issanagar 137 Rama chandrapur 115 KaneherIa 116 Pedda Mallareddy 112 MaUupalJe 111 Baswapur 109 Girijakunta 110 Rayagatlapal1e 113 Bhagirathipalle 114 Issannapalle Yellareddy 120 Yellareddy 120 Banswada ~20 Eanswada 120 Madnur 112 Madnur 112 Bodhan 113 Bodhan 113 III Total villages of each taluk given under Columns 2 and 4 include the villages which are fully included in urroo areas also. [9] The following statement shows the present set villages and towns in each taluk of Nizamat>ad up giving the details of the area and number of district. STATEMENT SHOWING THE POSITION OF EACH TALUK IN NIZAMABAD DISTRICT AT 1981 CENSUS SI. Name of Taluk Total No. of Total Total number of No. of villages No. area in Towns Villages villages included in towns sq. kms _)._---~ ,,------"------.. Inhabited Uninhabited Fully Partly 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Armur 809.7 2 91 88 3 4 2 Bheemgal 1,153.5 94 89 S 3 Nizamabad 1,409.0 131 127 4 3 4 Bodhan 795.6 113 101 12 2 5 Madnur 600.9 .112 104 8 A ••• 6 Banswada 1,140.2 119 108 11 1 ..... 7 Yellareddy 943.3 119 111 8 1 8 Kamareddy 523.2 69 66 3 1 1 9 Domakonda 639.7 67 65 2 TOTAL 7/IS6.ct 7 915 859 56 7 7 The district "Geographical Area" figures are as supplied by Surveyor General, India. 2 The totals of the area figures of t aluks will not tally with the district area figures because the former represent land use area and derived from the figures supplied by the State Survey Department. 3 Villages shown undercolumn 5 do not include the :villages under column 8. MAJOR CHA1"ACTERJSTICS Forestry: The primary natural resource of the tion land utilisation for the year 1980 - 81 is as district is forest covering an area of 1,785 sq. kms . follows: .. e., 22.2% of the total geoaraphical area of the district. About 40% of the area under forest is Percentage covered by teak-wood plantation. The kinds of wood Classification Area in sq.kms. to the total that one finds in the thick forest belts are teak, area ebo:1Y, black wood a:1d timSer. The good revenue 1 2 3 yielding items of the forest are timber fuel, teak wood and beedi leaves. 1. Forest 1,785 22 Minerals and Milling: This district is not 2. Land under non rich in minerals. Iron ore of poor q:Jalitl is found agricu Itural use 732 9 at a few places as literate cap;Ji:1gs and as ferroge 3. Barren and uncul nous quartz etc. tivable land 643 8 4. Permanent pastures Electricity And Power: and other grazing Rural Electrification: Electrification of towns lands 336 4 and villages in Nizamabad district has b3en taken 5. Cultivable waste 97 1 only after the formation of Andhra Pradesh State. 6. M kc. crops & groves This has been further inte:Jsified frO:ll the year 1979 not Lie Ie ded in the under the "Intinta Deeparn" programme. Of the total net area 40 1 922 villages including (56) u;)inhabited villages, 7. Current fallows 1,242 754 villages have been electrifiBd to the end of 16 Jan:Jary 1981. Tha percentage thus works OJt to 8. Oth9r fallows 190 3 86.58. 9. Nat area sown 2,891 36 Apart from this electric connections have also Total 7,956 100 been pro·,id3:1 for agricultJral, indJstrial and cotta ge industrial purposes etc., thLls contribLlting to ,he economical development of the district i:1 various Tenancy: Section 38-E of the A.P. (T.A.) spheres. The followi;)g are the details of category Tenancy & Agricultural Lands Act, Intrcduced in wise serv ces existing in Nizamabad district. the year 1973 provides for conferment of ownership rights to the tenants. Under this Section in all 3,399 1) Domestic 51,951 ownership certific::Jtes have been issusd in this 2) Non-domestic 10,979 district from 1973, of which possession of lands 3) Industrial 1,988 has been handedover to 1,670 protected tenant owners. The remaining cases are covered by legal 4) Cottage industrial 2 hurdles. 5) Agricultural 29,180 6) Street lights 670 Agriculture: Nizamabad district is one of 7) General 884 the ag ricu Itu ra lIy developed district of the economic ally backward Telangana region of Andhra Pradesh. 8) H.T. 52 ---- The economy of the district is predominantly agri Total 95,706 cultural and is rural in character. ---- There was a sizeable increase in the overall Land and Land use Pattern: The total geogra agricultural production, when the position at the end phical area of the district is 7.956 sq.kms. and the of 1970-71 of the district is compared with that of areas covered under each at the eight fold classifica- the average position of 1980-81. [11 J There was a substantial increase In the gross The Pocharam Project was completed in 1922 cropped area from 3,500 sq. kms in 1970-71 to with an original ayacut of 5.233 hectares in Yella 3,577 sq. kms. in 1980-81. the percentag 3 of teddy taluk. But consequent to the construction of increase being 2.2. Similarly the gross irrigated area the Nizamsagar Project and its subsequent remade 11- also increased from 1,566 sq, kms. in 1970-71 to inn submerging apart of the ayacut area. under this 1.874 sq. kms. in 1980-81 or an increase of 19.1%. project. the irrigation area has com9 down to 3,661 When the performance of individual crops is taken hectares. into account. all the important crops grown in the The Ramadugu Project benefits an ayacut of district have shown an increasing trend. 2,020 hectares in Nizamabad and Armur taluks. The predominent food crops sown in the district Nallavagu project is a medium project constru are mainly paddy. maize, jowar, sugarcane and cted in Medak district and only two villages in groundnut. Banswada taluk of this district are irrigated covering an area of 576 hectares. '. The gross area irrigated in the district forms Animal Husbandry: Nizanlabad di~trlct is a 52.4% of gross cropped area. During the year 1980- potential district, which grows paddy and millets, 81 food crops accounted for 94.9% of the total apart from sugarcane. The byproduct of paddy Le .• cropped area. while the non-food crops accounted for the remaining 5.1 %. The area covered by p"ddy rice bran is available in plenty to feed the IIve~stock and poultry. There is no difficulty for water since formed 38.6%. jowar 14.2%. maize 16.9%, sugarcane Nizamsagar and olher small tanks are well spread 4.5% and groundnut 1.7% of the gross cropped area over the district. The ryots of this place are enlight in the district. ened and respond very well to the new plans .and programmes pertaining to the live-stock improve The net area irrigated formed 48.0% of the net ment. adopt tilem and put them into practice. area sown in 1,980-81 while it was 40.4% in 1970- 71. The main irrigation sources in the district are Fisheries: Activities of the Fisheries Depart major and medium irrigation projects which cover ment in Nizamabad District are mainly confined to 49.1% of the net area irrigated as against 22.1 % by inland, lacatrine and river fishery. The district tanks and 28.3% by wells and other irrigation sources. offers vast potentialities for Inland Fisheries The Nizamsagar. Pochampad, Pocharam. Ramadugu Development. and Nallavagu projects are the important sources of There are nearly 1.468 tanks covering a water assured irrigation in district. spread of 24.569 hectares comprising of all categor. ies besides a productive reservoir of Nizamsngar. Nizamsagar project is the most important project The district is making rapid straides· in production in the district which was completed in the year 1932 of basic inputs like fish seed by employing all and designed to irrigate an area of 1.11lakhs hectares modern methods viz., C. Carpio and also improve in Banswada, Bodhan, Nizamabad and Armur taluks m)Ot of socio- economic condition of the fishermen of the district. But the maximum utilisation under community. the project so far has been 0.62 lakhs hectares and there has been considerable short fall in utilisation in Veterinary Institutions: There are 107 Armur taluk due to tail-end area not getting water. Veteirnary Institutions in the district for control of On account of heavy silting. the storage capacity epidemics, treatment of sick animals, conducting has come down to 11.80 Tmc., from its original of Artificial Insemination. supply of live-stock and capacity of 25.67 Tmc. Therefore. remodelling work fodder distribution. etc. The general health of to raise the full reservoir level by 4% feet i.e., R.L. I ive-stock in the district is satisfactory. + 1,405 from the existing level of 1,400.5. was taken up in the year 1973-74. In the year 1971-72, there were in all 36 veteri nary institutions in the district. Now this number Under the Pochampad project, an area of 3.775 has gone to 107 as in 1981-82. hectares in 14 villages of Armur and Bheemgal Besides the veterinary institutions, there is a taluks would be benefitted. Out of this, 2.520 hec Centralised Semen Collection Centre at Nizamabad, tares have been localised as wet and 1.255 hectares which is supplying processed semen to 105 units in as irrigated dry. Nizamabad. Karimnagar and Adilabad districts. [12] Industry: Nizamabad district is one of the Thero are six larg;] and medi:Jm scalJ in:lu:;tries agriculturally developed districts of the State and located in Bodhan, N izamabad a:ld . Kamareddy with achieved considerable progress in the industrial a tota I investment of 386 lakhs and they provide employme1t to 4,196 persons. These six iildustries sector. However, there is a lot of scope for the provide considerable indirect employment to a large industries to come up in small fcale, medium sector number of persons and help in the growth of agri in or ar to register a substantiJI growth of industries. cJltural activity and through ancilliary wor~s in tLe Considering the reSOurces. man power, and material. dist, ict. this district is included in one of the gro Nth centres Trade and Commerc~ : The trade in this for urba 1 industria I isation. district is mainly agro-based. There are two regu lated markets, cne at Nizamabad and the other at The economy of Nizamabad district is a predomi Ka;-nareddy. The regulated m3r:Ot i:1 Nizamabad nmtly agricultural ons. Industrial development has deals mainly in paddy. maize, gur. turm9ric e:c., been genera:ly agro-based but fer the establishm(:;nt while the market in Kamareddy deals in paddy. gur of the Nizamsugar Factory at Shakkarnagar. Bodhan and maize etc. and the Nizamabad Co-operative Sugar Factory at Sarangapoor. These two have to some extent,contri Besides the above, there are altogether 204 buted to the economy of the ristrfct. Elesides this, Trading Rice Mills in the district which indulge in , there are Industrial Estates at Sarangapcor, Kisan the rice trade. Nagar and Kamareddy. The pr.)visions ot infrastruc ture facilities at Sarangapoor, Kisannagar, Kamaredcly Tran.sport: The transport facilities are avai and Bodhan and improved agricultural activity in the lable in plenty in this district. Besides the R.T.C. · district on account of the ayacut of the major and buses plying in the areas covering major part of the medium irrigation sources viz.,Nizamsa;Jar.Pocharam, district, there is railway facility also available. The Sreeramsagar (Pochampad) and Ramadugu projects, railway line of Secunderabad to Manmad passes · is contribJtillg to the industrial development such as through this district. Besides this there is a Railway the establishment of General Engineering Fabrica- line from Nizamabad to Bodhan. · tion workshops, casting Foundries, steel rerolling mills, R.es. Spun pipes, Aluminium Utensils, Steel There are 1936.78 kms. of Zilla Parishad Roads Furniture manufacture, Pipe fittings and Biscuit including sugarcane roads and 287.30 kms. of Pan manufacture. Apart from this, there are resources chayat Samithi Roads. Thus 2.228.08 kms. length based industries such as rice mills, khandsari sugar of roads are under the control of Panchayat Raj mills a.ld beedi industries. Clusters industries are Department and 924.16 kms. under P.W.D. control developed at Bodhan, Nizamabad, Kamareddy, and the remaining 113.74kms. under National High Armur and Banswada. etc. ways. Source: District Collector. Nizamabad. PLACES OF INTEREST Places of Religious, Historical or Archaeo PLACES OF TOURIST INTEREST logical importance: Places of religious institu Armur (Armur Taluk) : Armur is situated at tions (Temples) and mutts and historical or archaeo a distance of 25 kms. north-east of Nizamabad and logical importance in the district are presented in the is the head-quarters of the taluk of the same name. following statement for the convenience of the Armur is famous for silk sarees and silk cloth and is reader. also noted for the beedi industry. The shrine of ST ATEMENT SHOWING THE MONUMENTS I TEMPLES Venkateswaraswamy is visited and worshipped by AND MUTTS IN NIZAMABAD DISTRICT most and the festival of the deity is celebrated for nine days during July-August and attracts about Name of the Name of the 5,000 Hindu devotees. S1. Taluk Town/Village Monument/Temple/ No. Mutt Achampet (Banswada Taluk): This village is (1) (l) (3) (4) situated at a distance of 29 kms. from Banswada and 51 kms. from kamareddy railway station. With 1. Armur Balkonda Fort the construction of Nizamasagar dam across the 2. Nizamabad 1. Nizamabad 1. Old tombs (Tombs of Muslims) Manjira river, this place has gained considerable 2. Jaina Sculptures importance .. The area round the project is a place 9f (Old Jaina Sculptures of 12 th century A.D.) excellent scenic beauty and a picnic spot and an 3. Fort (Qutb Shahi times) important tourist centre in the State. The Andh~a 4. Sri Ganesh Matt Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation plies 2. Dichpalle 1. Hindu Temple regular buses to this place. . (Vaishtna va temple-has exquisite Carvings and Circular Columns in Jalalpur (Banswada Taluk) : Jalalpur is at a Dravidian style) distance of 9 kms. from Banswada on the Banswada 2. Sri Mansingh Naik Bodhan road. The popular Urs of Syed Sadullah Balavat MUlt Hussain also known as'Badapahad Urs' is celebrated 3. Bodhan 1. Jankampet Temple (Dharmasa'a type temple) by the Muslims on a grand scale for one day during 2. Bodhan Rashtrakuta inscriptions Shahban (DecembJr-January) and is attended by about 10,000 people of a II communities from the 4. Madnur 1. Kowlas 1. Iklas Khans Mosque (of 16-17 th Century) neighbouring vi Ilages. 2. Tomb of Bahlul Shalivali . (Saint of 17th century) Bodhan (Bodhan Taluk) Bodhan town, the 3. Mosque of Khoonikhan headquarters of the taluk and the revenue division (of 16-17th century) of the same name, is situated at a distance of 32 4. Dargah of Shah Zia-ul- Huq of 16-17th century) kms. west of Nizamabad town. The Nizamabad 5. Mahadeva temple Bodhan line of the South Central Railway terminates (13-14 th century) here. This place was previously known as Ekachakra 6. Hill fort of Persion inscriptions puram, Bahudhanyapuram, Bahudhanapuram and (Fort of Rayas ofWar an gal Podana. This is a place with ancient associations conquered by Maha- mmadbin-Thughlaq in and an inscription of A. D. 1056 mentions the 1323 A.D.) construction of a temple of Vishnu in the town bV 7. Sri Sangam Basavappa Rashtrakuta-Indra III. Traces of fortifications can Mutt still be seen in the town. The temples of Sri Rama, Sri Baswalingappa Mutt 2. Bichkunda Narasimhaswamy, Gopalakrishna and Bh3vani are 5. Yellareddy Yellareddy Stone circles (Pre-historic tombs) the places of Hindu worship, while .the Jumma 6. Domakonda Bhiknur ",Sri Siddi Rameswara Masjid and the Darga of Syed Jalal Bukkari are of Swamy the Muslims. The Siva temple in the fort area popu- * This Institution has an income of rupees twenty thousand and above bOI less than rupees one lakh. Source : The Director, .Ar.cllaeolo~y and M1!seums. & Commissioner of Endowments, A.P. [14 ] larly known as Ekachakreswara is an ancient and five channels capable of watering seven surrounding important one and it was excavated from an earthern villages. Mahankalamma Jatra, Mallamma Utsavam mound very recently. There are two inscriptions of and Hazrat Namthulla Urs are the important festivals Muhammad-Bin-Tughlaq in the Deval Masjid at and are attended by a large number of devotees. Bodhan. The deval Masjid, as its name signifies, was Kamareddy (Kamareddy Taluk): Kamareddy is originally a Hindu temple and was converted into a situated at a distance of 117 kms. from Hyderabad mosque by Muhammad·bin-Tughlaq at the time of city on the Hyderabad-Nagpur national highway. This his conquest of the Deccan. The plan of the building place is an important industrial centre with a govern is starshaped. It has undergone no alteration at the ment distillery (alcohol factory), beedi factories hands of the conquerors excepting the I emova I of the shrine chamber and the setting up of a pulpit. and several rice mills. The temples of Venugopala The figures of Tirthankaras may be noticed on some swamy, Vithaleswara, Siva, Anjaneya, Durga Devi of them even today. This, as well as the discovery and Pochamma are the places of Hindu worship, of a few Jain images strewn allover the place there while a big mosque and the Niranjan-Shah Vali indicate that Bodhan was prcbab~y once a centre of Darga are the places of worship of the Muslims. Jainism Sivaratri, celebrated during Jan:Jary Venugopalaswamy Utsavam and Niranjan Shah Vali February, attracts a congregation of about 10.000 Urs are some of the festivals celebrated at the place. Hindu devotees. The Nizam sugar factory a public Kowle. (Madnur Taluk) : Is situated at a sector unit is located at Shakkarnagar and is one of distance of about 16 kms. from Madnur and 45 kms. the big sugar factories in India, having an installed tram Bodhan railway station. Kowlas is a village of capacity of 3,825 tonnes of cane crushing a day. It historical importance. Many battles were fought also manufactures N if a brand confectionery. Besides between the Bahmanis and Musu'nuri Chiefs in this . being a big business centre, Bodhan is an important village. There are the ruins of an ancient fort at the industrial centre with the location of Hyderabad place and a number of caves in the nearby hills. chemical factory, oil mills and a number of rice and Anantagiri temple, Kalyan Ramadas Mandir and flour mills. Shankaracharya Mandir are some of the places of Pedda Thane (Thane Kalan) (Bodtlan Taluk) : Hindu worship. Pedda Thane is situated at a distance of five kilo Nizamabad (Nizamabad Taluk) : Nizamabad metres from Jankampet railway station on the railway station is on the Kachiguda-Manmad metre Nizamabad-Bodhan line of the South Central Railway. gauge line of the South Central Railway. A branch In the vicinity of the villag'", there is a big reservoir, railway line known as the Nizamabad-Bodhan line designed and constructed in 1931 by Nawab Ali commences from this place. Nizamabad is ~connected Nawaz JUl)g, an eminent engineer in the Nizam's by bus with Karimnagar, Adilabad, Waran~aLNanded service. It was named after him as Ali Sagar. There (Maharashtra) and Hyderabad city. The most impor is an earthern bund on one side of the lake, the other tant place of interest is the fort on a hill to the south sides being protected by natural hillocks. The area is west of the town. The antiquity of the fort is traced a picnic spot presenting a good scenic beauty and is back to the 10th Century A.D. and it contains Jain dotted with lovely flower gardens. art pieces. The shrine of Sri Neelakanteswara depic ting Jain architecture is the most important temple Bhiknur (Domakonda Taluk) : Situated at a of the Hindus. There are some mosques and chur distance of about a kilometre from Bhiknur railway ches for the Muslims and Christians respectively. The station on the Kachiguda-Manmad line of the South fes:ival of Neelakanteswara celebrated for two days Central Railway, this village is noted for Sri Siddi dunng Rathasaptami (January-February) is attended Rameswaraswamy car fes~ival celerbated on the by about 30,000 devotees and the Venkateswara immediate Monday after Phalguna Purnima (February Swamy Mela, celebrated for 15 days during August -March).1t attracts about 10 to 15 thousand pi Igrims. September, attracts about 10,000 Hindu devotees. A brass factory and a silk farm are situated here. About 5 kms. from Nizamabad town, there is a temple at Sarangapuram dedicated to Hariuman. - If Bibipet(Domakonda Taluk):ls situated 22 kms. was founded by samartha Ramadas, the preceptor of away from Talmadla Railway station and is famous Chatrapati Sivaji, Sriramanavall'li, celebrated here for a big tank, one square ki lometre in area, with attracts a gathering of about 10,000 rlevotees. CENSUS CONCEPTS Rural and urban areas: It is customary to par with cultivation and agricultural labour for the classify the population of every country at each purpose Of this criterion. census as Rural and Urban. Such a classification has considerable importance and is necessary from The towns are distributed into six classes as the point of assessing the differentials in the deta i led below: social, economic, cultural and demographic chara Classification of towns Population size cteristics of the population. Hence at the beg inn . ing of each census, the criteria for treating a place Class I 100,000 and above as a town i.e., urban are evolved and the areas are Class II 50,000 - 99.999 then classified according to the definition so evol Class III 20,000 - 49.999 ved. The census definition of a town in this coun Class IV 10,000 - 19,999 try was more or less the same from 1891 to 1941. Class V 5.000 - 9.999 Class The towns broadly comprised all municipalities VI below 5,000 irrespective of the population size and every other , The class I towns are termed as cities. continuous collection of h'ouses permanently inhabi ted by not less than 5,000 persons while Provincial Standard Urban Areas: Besides classifica Directors of Census Operations having regard to the tion of all places into rural and urban areas, two character and relative density of population, their more concepts viz., Urban Agglomeration and Stan importance as centres of trade decide them to be dard Urban Area were evolved from· the ·1971 towns. In the application of this definition there Census. One of the difficulties in comparing the was some variation from State to State according urban population and its characteristics between to the local conditions. It was only at the 1961 one census and another, apart .from. the changes in census that a fairly strict definition was sought to the list of certain units at each· census, had' been be applied throughout the courltry in order to deter the change in the jurisdic~ions of the urban units mine a place as an urban unit. The same definition from cenSJS to census,' The concept of Standard was followed at the 1971 and 1981 Censuses a Iso. Urban Area had been introduced at the 1971 The Director of Census Operations however was census and the same was fallowed in 1 ~81 with a given discretion to include places that had other view to obviating this difficulty to some extent. distinct urban characteristics and to exclude unde The esse:1tials 0' a standard urban area are,- ( i ) serving cases in consultation with the State that it should h3Ve a core town of a minimum Government. The following criteria are adopted population size of 50,000. (ii) that the contig~ lor treating a place as urban at the 1981 Census. ous areas made up of other urban as well as rural administrative units should have close mutual i) A minimum population of 5,000, social-economic links with the core town and ( iii) that there are probabilities of this entire area ii) Atleast 75% of the male working popula getting fully urba,lised in a period of two or three tion is in non-agricultural pursuits, decades. The idea is that it should be possible to prolJlde comparable data for a definite ~rea ~f iii} A density of population of atleast 400 urbanisation continuously for three, decades which persons per sq. km. would give a meaningful picture. This replaced the concept of town-group which was introduced in the The urban criterian of 1981 varies slightly from 1931 Ce'l!>us. The town-group was made up of that of 1961 and 1971 Censuses, in which the indepandent urban units not necessarily ccntiguous males working in activities such as fishing, logging, to one another but were to some extent inter-depen etc., were treated as engaged in non-agricultural dent. The data for such town - groups becoma activities and therefore con.tributed to the 75% incomparable from census to census as the boun criterion in 1961 and' 1971 'C~nsuses, whereas in daries of town themselves change and the interme the 1981 Census thE:!se activities are treated as on d iate areas are left out of account. Thus the [161 concept of Standard Urba:-t Area carne to be deve Scheduled Castes I Scheduled Tribes : loped for adoptio:) at the 1971 Ce:1sus. In Andnra Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes are those Pradesh, 31 units have been selected for demar notified under Article 341 of the constitution accor cating Standard Urban Areas. The nece$sary data ding to w:lich the President may with respect to any will be compiled for these units also during the next State or Union Territo. y and where it is State after two or three suc::;essive censuses in order to study consultation with the Governor thereof, by public . urbanisation around a large nuclei. The Standard notification specify the castes races or tribes or which Urban Area is identified by the administrative units shall for the purpose of the constitution be deemed that it encompasses namely the city, the town and to be Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes in relation the villages. The boundaries of the Standard Urban to that State or Union Territory. as the case may Area are the administrative boundaries of the be. peripherial units. For the purpose of 1981 Census, the Scheduled Urban Agglomeration: Apart from town/ Castes and Scheduled Tribes Orders" (Amendment) city, the 1971 concept of Urban Agglomeration has Act, 1976, notified under the Government of India, also been adopted for the 1981 Census. An Urban Ministry of Home Affails, Notification No. BC . Agglomeration constitutes. 12016/34/76-SCT-V dated 27-7-1977 was adopted . A copy of the list of Sched:,lIed Castes and Schedu a) A city with cO:1tinuous outgrowth (the led Tribes in Andhra Pradesh is given under the part of the outgrowth being out of the note on Primary Census Abstract. statutory limits but falling within the boun daries of adjoining villc:ge or villages); Literates: A person who could both read and write any language with understanding was treated b) One town with similar outgrowth or two as a literate at the 1981 Census, A person who or more adjoining towns with their out could merely read but could not write or vice versa growths as in (a) ; was not treated as literate. The test for reading was ability to read any simple letter either in print c) A city and one or more adjoining towns or in manuscript. Children aged 4 years and below with their outgrowths all of which form a were treated as illiterates. The test for education continuous spread. There are only 4 urban was that a person should have passed a recognized agglomerations in the State viz., Vishakha written examinc;tion or examinations as proof of patnam, Raja!omundry, Vijayawada and educational level attained. The highest examina Hydera!Jad. tion passed as taken as the level of education. Census House: A census house is a building Worker: The definition of work adopted in or part of a building having a separate main 1981 Census is as follows: entrance from the road or common courtyard or "Work may be defined as participation in any staircase etc., used or recognised as a separate economically productive activity. Such partici unit. It may be inhabited or vacant. pation may be physical or mental in nature. Work involves not only actual work but also Household: A household is a group of per effective supervision and direction of work. sons who commonly live together and would take their meals from a common kitchen unless the In the concept of work a significant departure exigencies of work prevented any of them from is made at the 1981 Census. At the 1971 Census, dOing so. There may be one member ~ousehold, the main activity of a person was initially enquired two member household or multi-member ;lo'Jsehold. according as he spent his time basically as a For census purposes each one of these types is 'worker', engaged in production of goods and ser regarded as h:wsehold. Again, there may be vices or as a non-worker For regular work in household of persons related by blood or house organised sector, the reference period was the week hold of unrelated persons or even of mixed type. prior to enumeration, and for seasonal work such as Examples of unrelated househ:>lds are boarding agriculture, etc, the last one year. Persons houses, hostels, residential hotels, orph,mages, engaged atleast for a day in regular (non-seasonal) rescue houses, ashrams, etc. These are called work during the preceding week were treated as institutional households. workers. The work of a puson who was basically (171 a non-worker, such as a student, or housewife 2. Students i.e., all fuJI-time students or children but had made some marginal contribution to work attending school; was classified as secondary work and this was recorded separately. 3. Retired persons or a rentier i.e., a retired At the 1981 Census it was considered desir person not employed again or rentier or royalty able to have as detail~d a profile of the working receiver or any other person of. independent population as possible, maintai:ling the comparabi means for securing which he does not have to lity with 1961 and 1971 data. An attempt was work and who does no other work; made to find out if a person had done any work at 4. Dependent i.e., an infant or child not attending all during the last yea,r. It will thus be see_, that the questions on economic approach have been school, a person permanently disabled from' designed to distinguish all the workers, regular or working due to illness or old age or if able seasonal and non-workers with reference to the bodied who have no other activity and who are last one year prior to the date of enumeration. It not seeking any work either but are purely was intended to find out how many had worked for dependent. 183 days or more i.e., 6 months or more and infor mation regarding the secondary work done by 5. Beggars, etc., i.e., beggars, vagrants or an. regular workers and also the marginal work done independent woman without indication of source by the non-workers was collected. It was felt in of income and those of unspecified source of the present context that the usual status of worker· subsistence and who are not engaged in ~my was more appropriate when' compared with the economically productive work; approach of current status of worker followed 6. Institutional inmates Le., a convict in a jailor earlier. The broad classification of workers is an inmate of penal, mental or charitable insti explained under the note 0:1 the Primary Census tution; and Abstract. Non-workers: All others who did not do 7. Other non-workers - all non-workers who may any productive work irrespective of whether they not come under any of the above six categories. derived some income such as through penSIOn, rents, etc" or did not derive any income were Marginal workers: A significant feature of classified und~r category (X) non-workers. the 1981 Census was the collection of information The non-workers are divided into the following on marginal workers who had done some work for a period of less than 6 months during the reference· seven categories: year prior to census taking. At the 1971 Census 1. Household duties i.e., all those persons basi though this concept was not introduced there was a cally engaged in unpaid home duties dOing no comparable category called non-workers with other work; secondary work. HISTORY OF DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK District manuals compiled and published prior and Ex-officio Census Commissioner of India pio to 1905 by the erstwhile composite Madras Govern neered the idea of compiling the District Census ment contained not only particulars of items of more Handbooks for each district and introduced the same or less a permanent character such as physical in 1951 Census. This was envisaged as part of the characteristics, history, religion and ethnography, plan intended to secure an effective method of but' also a few statistical tables including those preserving the census records prepared for areas relating to population which became obsolete within below the district level. He proposed that all tlie a few years of publication. Later, the Madras District Census Tables and Census Abstracts pre Government replaced the District manuals by another pared during the process of sorting and compilation, publication, viz., the District Gazettf,E=r consisting of should be bound together in a single manuscript two volumes A and B. Volume A contained descrip volume called the 'District Census Handbook' and tive and such general tables as might be necessary suggested to the State Governments that the Hand to explain the text and volume B contained detailed book with or without the additbn of other useful statistics. tt was decided that volume B should be inf(mnation relating to the District.shoul(j be printed brought out periodically after each Decennial Cen and published at their own cost. in the same man sus so that they contain the latest statistics. Volume ner as the village statistics of the last censuses. A was published for some districts between 1905 This suggestion was accepted by most of the State and 1927 in the composite Madras State. The Governments. Both the composite Madras State publication of volume A was discontinuad in 1927. and th'3 erstwhile Hyderabad State accepted this Volume B was published for all the districts of the suggestion and published the District Census Hand composite Madras State between 1906 and 1915. books for each district at their own cost. In the The publication of volume B was also stopped after erstwhile Hyderabad State, the District Census 1931 Census. Due to the world war II, thay were Handbooks were brought out in two parts, Part I not published after the 1941 Census. containing the administrative statistics and Part II Similarty in the erstwhile Hyderabad State also the census tables whereas in composite Madras the Gazetteer volumes were brought out for some State, the Handbooks were brought out in one of the districts. single volume I for each district. The scheme of publication -of revised District Pattern of District Census Handbooks at Gazetteers was started in 1958 by' the State 1961: At the 1961 Census, the scope of the GoVernments and in this State, the Gazetteers of District Census Handbooks was enlarged significan all the districts except Hyderabad and Ongole have tly by Sri Ashok Mitra, I.C.S., the then Registrar been published. General. India. District Census Handbooks of 1961 of Andhra Pradesh included four parts. The first The Vilfage Statements: Apart from the part contained narrative description of the physical District Manual and Gazetteers the Census data features, history, social, economic and demographic upto village level used to be published in a brochure characteristics, the progress made in each field of called 'Village Statement' for elc1 District imme administration over the past decades and a brief diately after every census fro:n 1872 upto 1941. gazetteer of places. The second part contained the The village statements presented only the administrative statistics of various departments. number of occupied houses and population by reli The third I'art contained the 1961 Census tables, gion of each village and town. From 1951 Census, viz .. General population tables; economic tables on the village statements were replaced by the District Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. The fourth Census HandbJoks. part consisted of village and town directory which was the most vital part of the Handbook. giving the District Census Handbooks: Sri R.A. Gopala village-wise and town-wise primary census abstract Swamy, I C.S .. the then Registrar General, India i.e. particulars of area, households, population, [19] scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, literacy, br(lad Part - B: Village and Town Directory and categorisation of worki:1g population, etc. Important Village and Town-wise Primary amenities such as educational, medical, public Census Abstract. health and communication facilities available were also indicated against each village and town. Nine It has been decided not to go in for administra such tables containing village-wise particulars such tive statistics that is Part - C as it was our experi as irrigation sources, important crops raised, value ence during 1971 Census that there was inordinate delay in collecting the administrative statistics per of land, cooperative societies, industrial establish taining to various departments with the result that ments, police stations, list of skilled craftsme,l, etc., the publication of this part of District Census were given after village and town directory. A Handbook was dropped in Andhra Pradesh State. statement on fairs and festivals in the district was Other reason for dropping the publication is that given at the end of the volume. All these four parts administrative statistics, would be available to the were bound in a single volume and published at the data users in the publications of the State by cost of the State Government. Bureau of Economics and Statistics and the concer ned departments. Pattern at 1971 Census: At the 1971 Cen sus it was decided to enlarge the scope, in view of The formats of village directory and of seven its usefulness to the official users of the census statements on town directory are on the same pat data and the increased demand among the public. t6m as canvassed in 1971 Census except for a few There was some delay in the publication of District additional columns. These additional columns are Census Handbooks at 1961 Census due to two introduced to throw more insight into the infrastruc reasons- 1) inadequate printing facilities and ture of the villages and towns. A feature of 1981 2) delay in the preparation of District Census Hand pattern is th3 restructuring of all the amenities book which contained fo.ur parts. In order to avoid except power supply in the villages and to bring delay in the publication ·and to make available the them together, with the corollary that in case any more important data to the planners at the earliest, amenity is not available in the village, the distance the District Census Handbook was prepared in 3 of the nearest place where the facility .is available is parts viz., Part A, . Part B and Part C as shown presented. Similar method is followed in respect below. of towns where educational and medical facilities are not avcilable. While presenting the additional Part - A. Village and Town Directory columns of Town Directory, the Minimum Needs Part - B Village and Town Primary Census Programme of the Plann;,g Commission is kept in view. The scope of village directory, town direc Abstract tory statements and primary census abstract along Part - C Administrative Statistics and with the codes used under each column are explai Report ned hereunder. Parts A and B were bound in a single volume Scope of village directory: As was done in and were published for all the districts as early as the past, the village directory has been prepared for in 1974. However the printing of Part C was all the villages in the State and these are presented given up. taiuk-wise in the District Census Handbook (DCH). For co:wenie:1ce of references, an. alphabetical list of villages together with location code numb.ers in Pattern at 1981 Census: At the 1981 Cen respect of each taluk precede the village directory sus, the format of village directory and statements for that taluk. This is done for easy location of any of town directory are almost similar to those adop village in the direc·tory since the information is ted for 1971. The District Census Handbook of <:M'am-enities 'such a'S educatfon:al; m3dical .. ·drinking 2. Cultivated area This includes the land i:lnder·· tae water and P & T facilities. communicatio:1 facilities, with break-up following th;'ee ca~egories, irrigated and un type of approach to village and tha dista;lce of (i) Net area sown: irrigated The net area sown represents the area nearest town. power supply and land use particulars. (Columns 16 & 17) sown to crops counting areas sown There are 20 columns in the~ village directory cove mote than once in the same year, ring the above a'spects. only onc~. (ii) Other fallows: Columns 1 to 3 rela,e to the location code This include3 aU lands which were number, nama and total area of the village. The taken up for cultivation but are tem 'area given unde~ column 3 is as per the data collec porarily out of cultivation for a period ted from the State Survey Departm"mt. Whel ever of not Jess than one year and not more the figures are. not available from tha State Survey than five years. The reasons for ,Department, the figures furnished by the Tahsildars keeping such lands fallow may be either due to poverty of the cultivators bave nean adopted. Cols. 4A and 4B provide the or inadequate su·pply of water or mala ~umber of househo'ids and populatio:l of the village rial clim"te or silting of canals or as per 1981 Census. Columns 5 to 11 and 13 list rivers. or unremunerated nature of out the basic amenities available in the village such farming, etc, 8S educational, medical, drinking water, postal, day (iii) Current fallows: ot the market, communications, approach to village and electricity. This class comprises ci~pp~d~ ~reas which are kept fallow du'~ing· the rn ord.er to indicate the food habits, information current year. if any seedling' area i~ not cropped again in the same year, it on the staple food of the majority during the major is also treated as current fallow. portion of the year was collected under column 14. Wherever it was d~fticult to clearly determine a 3. Culturable waste This includes the land under the particular grain as staple food, the combination of (Column 18) following three categories, grains mainly used as staple food has been (j) Permanent pastures and other indicated. ~razing land.s : Columns 15 to 19 pertain to the land w.e pat These cover all grazing lands whether ' tern in the village. The extent of forest area' has .theY are permanent pastures and mea been given in column 15 while in columns 16 and' dows or not. Village common and grazing lands within fore~t areas are 17 the extentof cultivated area in the village has inCluded under this head, been given. The extent of irrigated area together with different ·irrigational sources has been indicated (ii) Miscellaneous tree crops, in cofoumri 16. ' The extent of culturable was·e has groves not included in the area sown: been shown in column 18 while the area not availa~ qle tor c~ltivation such, as village site, (OE d and Under this class is included all culti r.ailways or underwat,er, ,etc., has been indicated vable land which is not included under under column. 19. . net area sown but is put to some agri cultural use. Lands under casuarina , The concepts 0r~yarious types of 'land use gjVen trees, thatching grass, bamboo bushes linder eaCh'of the columns 15 to 19· are explai,led and other groves for fuel, etc" which below: " . (;,;. , are not included under 'Orchards' are classed ·under this category. 1., Forests (Co1.15), ,These include all actually lorested areas .and the lands classed or administered as (iii) Culturable. wlste : forests under any legal enactment This includes lands available for culti-' dealing with forests whether State vetion but not taken up for cultivation owned or private. If any portion of or abandoned after a few years for such land is not actually wooded but one reason or other. Such lands may put to soine agricultural use, that be either fallow or covered with shrubs portion is included under the appro and jungles which are not put to any priate heading of cultivated or uncul use. They may be assessed or not tivated land. assessed and may lie in isolated blocks (21) or within cultivated holdings. Land village directory are included to indicate statistics once cultivated but not cultiv.lted for on the Minimum Needs Programme of the Planning five years in succession is also inclu ded in this category. Commission. 4. Area not avai- This includeds the land under the Scope of Town Directory: There are seven lable for cultiva- following two categories. statements in the Town Directory which include vation. (Col. 19) several particulars relating to the towns arranged as (i) Land put to non-agricultural uses: per the alphabetical order of their names. These statements are almost similar to those adopted at All lands occupied by buildings, roads 1971 Census except for a few additional columns. and railways or unlerwlters, e.g., The titles of the statements are as follows: rivers and canals and other 1 mds put to uses other than agricultural. Statement I Status and growth History Statement II Physical aspects and location of (ii) Barren and uncultivable land: towns, 1979 This covers all barreen and un-culti Statement III Municipa I Financo, 1978-79 vable land like mountains, etc., i.e., Statement IV Civic and other amenities, 1979 which cannot be brought under cultl vation unless at a high cost whether Statement IVA Civic and other amenities in such land is in isolated blocks or with notified slums, 1979 in cultivated hold:ngs. Statement V M 3d:cal, Educational, Recreatio~ na I and Cu ltural facil ities. 1979 Column 20 is for recording remarks, if any, on matters like place of religious, historical or archa Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and eol09:cal interest, and for information on the number Banking, 1979 of copies of newspapers circulated in the village, With a view to facilitate analysis of data, a few and the number of motor cyc!es/sco)ters. cars/jeep.:; new columns have been introduced. The columns - and tractors available in the village. class of town. in every st3tement is a significant All the above particulars are ba3ed on the data addition. By taking the class of town into consi received from the concerned departments like Edu deration the infrastructure of amenities and facilities cation, M~dical, Postal and Electr:city and also from available in urban areas can best be analysed. The the Tahsildars concern9d. addition of Civic Administrative Status in Statement III and IV and population in Statement IV and V In the Appendix to the village directory taluk also serve the same purpose. The formats of Town level totals of the amenities have been furnished Directory have been devised to suit the Minimum which gives the picture for the district as a whole. ~Jeeds Programme of the Planning Commission. As At the 1981 Census, additional items viz .. total a sequel to this programme the columns, scheduled population and number of households and approach ostes and scheduled tribes population in statement to village have been introduced. L1formation I J a,ld Adult Literacy Classes/centres in statement on population and number of households will be V are identical. useful as ready reference for analysing the data. In case such of the amenity as Fire Fighting Item on communications has been singled out Service in Statement IV, the Educational Facility in to spell in term3 of availability of the pub'ic tran Statement V is not available in the town, the name of sport system. This is intended to see whether the the nearest place if in the same district or the 'name village is served by any m ')de of trans')ort such as of the nearest district of the same State or other bus or rail or waterway. It i3 ag3inst this back State where available along with its distance from ground th3t the item 0:1 approach to villag1 h3s been the referrent town has been given. This is a new listed separately. This refers to r03d, etc .. leading feature of 1981 Census as it is necessary to identify to the village and is to indicate wh3ther the vil13ge the areas that have nJ specific facility in the district. is approachable both i.1 fair and foul weather anJ whether it is inaccessible for all time or only some Statement VII i.e .• Population by Rel:gion and time in the year. Ad:.]lt literacy class/centre under Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes in Towns of item on 'Education' and primary health cantre and 1971 Census was discontinued at th ~ 1981 Census community health worker under item 'Medical' of and a new Statement IV A has been introduced to [22) explore th9 possibility of Civic and other amenities Standard Component Units available in notified slums in class I and II towns Urban Area only. Urban Rural 1 2 3 The following seven places form part of urban 1. Nizamabad 1. Nizamabad 1. Gundar&m in Nizamabad distrct at the 1981 Census. (M) 2. Sarangapur 3. Khanapur 1. Armur 5. Nizamabad 4. Mubaraknagar Gopanpalle 2. Banswada 6. Srirams.::ga. (Pocha;npad) 5. 6. Pangra 3. Bodhan Pro;ectTownship Right FlankCotony 7. Borgoan 4. Kamareddy 7. Yellareddy A. Thana Of these Bodhan and Nizamabad are municipa Th:; details given in e3ch 0: the seven state meilts of the TOll\on Directory are explained below. lities. All others except SriraiTIsagar Project Town ship Right Flank Colony are Pan~hayat towns. Statement I: Sta~tls and Growth His Sriramscgar Project Township R:ght Flan~ Colony tory: This statement provides b~sic information is a town classified for census purpose and is on civic status, population with decada I growth rate from 1901 to 1981, density for 1981 Cbnsus and accordingly a census town. sex ratio from 1961 to 1981 censuses of each town in columns 2 to 19. Of these seven towns. Yellereddy is the only place classified as town for the first time in 1981 In this as well as in all other Town Directory Census in consideration of the distinct urban features. Statements column 1 and 2 relate to serial number Armur, Bodhan and Nizamabad were classified as and class, name and civic administrative status of towns as eJrlyas 1901. Banswada and Kamareddy the town. Class of town has been introduced to were classified as towns from 1931and 1941 respec facilitate analysis of Town Directory data at the tively. Sriramsagar Project Township Right Flank State and all India levels. This is presented accor Colony was for the first time classified as town in ding to 1981 population of the core town as per the 1971 Census. None of the towns in the district popu;ation size classification. has been treated as Urban Agglomeration. Population Class 100,000 and above I Nizamabad town had crossed 1 lakh population 50,000 99,999 II at the 1971 Census itself and is the only Class I 20,000 49,999 III city in this district. Bodhan. one of the largest 10,000 19,999 IV sugar producing centres in the State, is the only 5,000 9,999 V Class II town with a popJlation ranging between Below 5.000 VI 50,000 and below 1 lakh. Armur and Kamareddy are class III towns with a population rang 'ng bet The Civic Administrative Status of the town is ween 2;),000 and b310w 50,000. Banswada and indicated in brackets by abbreviated letters like M Yellareddy are Class IV towns with a population for Mun:cipality and P for Panchayat. The location ranging b..:twew1 10.000 and below 20.000, Sriram code number under Cal. 3 for the town was framed sagar Project Township Right Flank Colony is a to folloW the alphabetical order of the towns in the Class V town with a popula!ion ranging between district. This also facilitates easy location of the 5.00) and below 1Q,OJ!:>. town in the map. The name of Taluk where the town is located is given to facilitate analysis of data at State and all India level. Area h sq. kms. and NizJmabad. the district head;:juarters town. with number of households inclJding house less house the popJlation of 183,061 persons along with S8me holds for each town is included in the Town Direc of the surrounding v:lIages is tr'3ated as Standard tory for the first time at 1981 Census. The popu Urban Area as detailed below. lalion of the town with decadal growth rate from [23] 1901 Census to 1981 is given in columns 7 to 15. and they are in a reach of 29,50, 54 and 45 kms. The percentage grow:h r6te is i.,dicated below the distance respsctively, to the nearest .ailway station. populati.)n in brackets, De,lsity for 1981 is a new All the seven towns in Nizamabad district are linked column (CoI.16) introduce::! to f3cilitate analysis of by bus services and the APSRTC has been provid Town Directory data It has be3n calc:Jlated taking ing necessary transport facilities. None of the into aCCClunt the area and the population of 1981 seven towns has navigation facility. Census of the town and presented per sq.km. Sex ratio from 1961 to 1981 cenSU3es has been given Statement III: Municipal Finance, 1978-79. in cols. 17 to 19. This is also a new addition to The data for inclusion in this statement was facilitate analysis of Town Directory data. Sex ratio obtained from their budgets and accou.lts made defined here is number of females per 1 ,000 males. available by the respective statutory and non-statu A significant fall in the population will be tory bodies. noticed in all the towns during the decade 1921 The table shows that no town has an excess of which was due to the great epidemic of influenza. expenditure over income except Kamareddy Pancha But gradually the towns in the dis!rict recovered yat town. In Armur and Kamareddy towns more and registered considerable increase in the popula than 25% the total receip'ts are utilised for purposes tion. Bodhan, Kamareddy and Nizamabad towns of pu~lic health and conveniences. For public institu have registered significant increase in population tions like schools and libraries except Armur and than the other towns due to their commercial and Yellareddy panchayats, the rest have not spent industrial importance. anything from their incomes. Of the seven towns in the district, Nizamabad Statement IV: Civic and other amenities, town is having an area of 36.86 sq. kms. Next to it comes Bodhan with an area of 21.36 sq. kms. 1979. and the third in the rank as far as area is concerned As the title itself reveals, this statement deal .. , is Armur with an area of 18.78 sq. kms. with the facilities provided to the people in urban N'izamabad, the district headquarters town, areas of the district. with an area of 36.86 sq.kms. records the highest The most striking feature in all the towns has density of 4,966 persons per sq.km. as against the been the conspicuous absence of underground drain district average density of 211 persons per sq.km. age system. Sriramsagar(Pochampad) Project Town Next to it Kamareddy with an area of 6.94 sq.km. ship Right Flank Colony is the only town having has recorded a density of 4,762 persons per sq.km. sewerage facility while the other towns are having open surface drainage system. All the towns are Statemant II: Physical aspects and location having the facility of protected water supply. In of towns, 1979. respect of Yellareddy town the required information This statement has 12 columns and depicts phy is not available. All the seve!) towns have electric sical and location of towns in the district. Under supply for domestic as well as industrial purposes. cols. 3 to 5 in the statement, data relating to the rainfall, maximum and minimJm temperat,He racor In Andhra Pradesh domestic services in:::ludes ded in 1971 are given. This information if not supply of energy for lighting, fans and domestic available for any' town then the in:ormation availa purposes in domestic premises and supply in poultry ble for the nearest town have baan given ag3inst farming units upto 10:) birds. Industrial service means supply for purposes of manJiacturing. pro such town. cessing and/or preserving goods for sale, rice mills. The district is serve::! by South Central Railway oil mills, flour mills, ginning mills. decorticating on metre gauge system but the railway service is mills, dal and gram mills, stone crushers, water i 1adequate to meet the needs of passenger and works an::! se'JI/C rage pumping stations operated bV goods transport. Bodh3n, Kamarejjy a1d Nizama local au;horities of Govern,l1€!nt Departments or bad town a e Gonne:::te::l by rail wh'le Ar.n'Jt Bans cO-J;_)era:ive hO'Jse buildin;} societies and pum') wada, Sriram:;agar Projact Town,hip Right Flank sat; of R'3ilways for whatever purpose they may be Colony anj Y 311arajjy are not con,le:::teJ by ra:1 US3::! Com'lnrcial service includes the sUP.J:{ 01 (24) . energy for lights, fans for n::>n-domestic and com There are 7 deg'ee colleges, one each at Armur, mercial purposes. R::>ad lighting service in~lud3s Bo::lhan and Kamareddy and 4 in NizamJbad town. supply of energy for lightinJ 0:1 p:Jblic roads, streets, There are seven Junior Colleges or Higher Secon thorough fares including parks, markets, cart stands, dary SchoDls, 26 Secondary Schools, or High bridges and for traffic signalling. S:Jpply of energy Schools, 65 Junior Secondary or Upper Prim3ry to places of worship like churches, temples, m::>s Schools and 89 Primary Schools in all towns put ques, gurudwaras, educational institutions, student together in the district. haste Is, municipal guest houses, T.Bs., Cir:;uit houses of the government charitable institutions A different m3thod has been adopted in presen and recognised service/institutions are included in ting the number of educational institutions. Compo "Others" . site school" like middle schools with primary classes or secondary schools with middle classes have bfen Nizamabad has the highest number of industi included in the number of primary and middle ral connections followed by Bodhan Municipality. schools respectively. For example, if in a town Regarding road lighting also Nizam3bad Town has there are two primary schools upto say class IV and the highest number of points and followed next by one h:gh school from class I to class X, the number Bodhan town. of primary schools in the town is given as 3 and Statement IV A: Civic and other amenities in that of middle sch 01 a~ one and secondary school notified slums, 1979. as one eventhough there are physical,y only three educational institutions.' Again a composite school This is a new statement on civic and other <1m3ni h.win;J classes upto class XII has been divided as ties provided to the people living in notified a,' reco shown below: g!1ised slums .in Class I and II towns. Sir ce the magnitude of slum is greater in respect of :;Iass I C'ass I to IV Primary and II towns, presentation of data on slums is limi Class V to VIII Middle ted, to cl.ass I and II towns only. Nizamabad is the Class IX to X Secondary only:class I town and Bodhan is class II town in this Class XI to XII ,-' igher Secondary district. Thus th8 number of ejucational institutions Statement V: Medical, Educational, Rocrea physica:ly existing within a t'Jwn have not been tiona! and Cultural fac:lities presented but has been presented b'l the grouping of in towns, 1979. the clJs~es in the institutionc; and treating each In this statement, the magnitude of facilities on group as a school of its kind. This gro'Jping holds medical, educational, recreational and cultural as true irre,pective of educatiol1JI institution; they pects with reference to population of 1981 ha:3 been belong to. For instance, the [roup ng marked as detailed in respect of the various towns in the dis Higher Secondary i e" Class Xi and XII lliay physi trict. All the towns in the district have hospita Is. cally belong to a college b:.Jt for the purpose of There are' 87 medical institutions which include Town Directory these two classes put together con Government hospitals, dispensaries, nursing homes stitute one unit of a Higher Secondary School and together with a total bed strength of 883 catering the rest of the college has been treated as a college. to:the medical needs of a total urban population of There are no stadia in the whole of the distric.t. persons. Institutions covering all systems 322;653 There are onli '25 cinema halls, 5 auditoria and 11 of medicine have been included in the statement. ! ~ libraries inclujing reading rooms in all the seven Nizamabad and Bodhan towns possess med:cal towns put together. facilities with 549 and 194 beds respectively and Statement VI: Trada, C'(lmmerce, Industry as 'far as number of beds the position in these two and Banking, 1979. towns ·is comparatively better thaI) the other towns in the district. With reference to pop'.ilation in towns N izamabad District is noted for paddy and there are 262 persons per be:! in Bodhan, 285 per sU2arcane. Most of the large scale industries are sons in Banswada and 333 persons in Nizamabad agro-based and relate to the processing of paddy and for other towns in the districts this facility is and sugarcane. Minerals such as iron are, quartz n(,t satisfactory. and manganese are available in the district. Besides, [251 the district is famous for building materials spec;ally 6. Total main workers (I to IX categories) arid the ,the coloured granite and the Deccan Trap Rocks breakup of the workers into four broad which are e)':celle:nt for buildings and decorative categories, viz :~ works. For those parts of the district which are not Category I : Cu Itivators served by the railways, Nizamabad and Kamareddy Category I I ': Agricultural Labourers are important commercial centres. Due to the Categ:Jry V {a) : Household Industry existence of several rice and oil mills, beedi facto Category III, IV, Other Workers and also the ries, sugar and Khandsari factories and distilleries V(b) & VI to IX : marginal workers and no (:1 they are also having industrial importance in addition workers by sex. to their commercial importance. The column 'Marginal Workers' is an addition to The district is served by a net work of 35 the Primary Census Abstract in 1981 Census and banks of which 17 are located in Nizamabad, 4 each was notthere in the previous censuses. The margi at Bodhan and Kamareddy, 3 each at Armur and nal w.)rker is defined as a person whohas worked Banswada and 2 each ~H Sriramsagar Project Town in a:1Y econcmic activity for less than 183 days or 6 ship Right Flank-Colony and Yellareddy. ' months in a year. Thus he would be basically classi fiec:tas a non,-worker for the major part of the year" >' Forty two '-agricultural credit'societies and 134 nc:m-lgricultU1'crJ' cr~d;t 'socIeties' ere -sertiiNg" lh~ '" Whlre presenting the data in the Primary Census total urban population of the district. Abstract, villages and towns have been arranged'in the ascending order of their L. C. Nos. The wards in PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT: each town have also been arranged similarly. ihe The Primary Census Abstract provides the m::lst uninhabited villages and villages fully included in a' important statistics relating to residential houses, town have baen ir.dicated accordingly in the rural household3 an::! population and its characteristics Primary Census Abstract. In case of villages which' down to the village/ward levels in rural/urban areas are partly included in towns the word 'Rural' has respectively. Till the 1971 Census, The Primary been c:dded in brackets after the name of the village Census Abstract and some other tables were gene and the particulars relating to' the rural portion only rated by breaking the Individual Slip pads and have been presented against such viliages.An alpha sorting them manually. As a distinct departure from betical list of villages together with their respective this procedure, the system of 1981 Census tabula l.C. Numbers is given at the beginning of each taluk, tion avoided breaking of the pads and manual sorting which helps the reader to locate the village for of the Individual SI ips. The data on Primary Census which data on the Primary Census Abstract are Abstract were obtained by compilation, of data required. available in Part-II of the Household Schedule, The basic characteristics of such of those namely Population Record. persons who were alive at the sunrise on 1st March Primary Census Abstract of 1981 Census has 1981 cf whe:her they lived in normal residential been presented on the following aspects for each houses or huts or in i_nstitutions like, hospitals, revenue village in respect of rural areas and for each hostels, asylums, boarding houses, hotels, etc' or ward/locality/block of a town in urban areas. houselass persons like the wandering tribes, pavement dwellers have been presented in 28 columns of the 1. Location Code number and name of village/town Primary Census Abstract. and area. As per the 1981 Census count the population 2. Total number of occupied residential houses of Nizamabad district is as follows; and total number of households. 3. Total population and its sex breakup. Persons Males Females 4. Population of Scheduled iCastes and Scheduled Total 1,679,683 834.496 845,187 Tribes by sex breakup. Rural 1 357,030 668,645 688,385 5. Literate persons by sex. Urban 322,653 165,851 156,802 [261 Cols. 1 & 2 indicate L. C. No. and name of rivers and hills within the taluk. Rural area of a taluk village/town/ward. Location Code is a device by presented in P.C.A. is obtained by deducting urban which every village or town in a taluk of every area from the total area of the taluk as furnished by district in a State is identified by a combination of the State Survey Department. Similarly, the rural numbers. Districts in the State are serially numbered area of a district can be obtained by deducting the in a clockwise direction starting from Srikaku lam total urban area of all the towns from the total area district and ending with Nalgonda dIstrict. In this of the district. The area figures of the districts in the process Nlzamabad district was allotted L.C. No. 18. State are those supplied by the Surveyor General of Likewise the taluks in each district were given India. Hence the total area of all the taluks in a numbers serially in a clockwise order and the villages district put together may not tally with the district in each taluk were assigned serial numbers in ser area figures. pentine order. Unlike the districts, taluks and 'villages, the towns in each district were given Col. 4 : Number of occupied residential houses numbers in alphabetical order. L. C. Nos. of villages in a village/town includes partly residential houses were given in Arabic numerals while those of towns also. were given in Roman numerais. Col. 5 : This column includes houseless households and institutional households as well. Col~ 3 : This column shows the area of villag.es in hectares while the area of town is given Cols. 6 to 8: Total population includes in sq. kms. based on the information furnished by houseleas and institutional population w.ith se:lt ,Qreak., the respective State agencies. Where the area of a up. particular villag~/town was not available, the fact Cols. 9 to 12 : Under these columns the popu was noted as N. A. against that villag9/town The lation of S.Cs. and S.Ts. by sex is given. A copy of area of all the villages and towns put together may the list of S.Cs. and S.Ts. in Andhra Pradesh as not be equal to the area of the taluk since the area notified in Presidential Order No. BC 12016/34/76- of the taluk includes area of villages, reserve fore3ts; SCT dated is appei1ded hereunder. I ' V 27~7-1977 LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN ANDHRA PRADESH 1 Adi Andhra 23 Godagali 2 Adi Dravida 24 Godar; ,3 Anamuk 25 Gosangi 4 Aray Mala 26 Holeya 5 Arundhatiya 27 Holeya Dasari 6 Arwa Mala 28 Jaggali 7 Bariki 29 JambuvuJu 8 Bavuri 30 Kolupulvandlu 9 Beda Jangam, Budga Jangam 31 Madasi Kuruva., Madari Kuruva 10 Bindla 32 Madiga 11 Byagara 33 Mad.iga Dasu, Mashteen 12 Chachati 34 Mahar 13 Chalavadi 35 Mala 14 Chamar, Machi, Much; 36 Mala Dasari 15 Chambhar 37 Mala Dasu 16 Chandala 38 Mala Hannai 17 Dakkal, Dokkalwar 39 Malajangam 18 Dandasi 40 Mala Masti 19 Dhor 41 Mala Sale, Netkani 20 Dam, Dombara, Paidi, PallO 42 Mala Sanyasi 21 Ellamalawar, Yelfammalawandlu 43 Mang 22 Ghasi, Haddi, Relli Chachandi 44 Mang Garodi US! ()F SCHEDULED CASTES IN ANDHRA PRADESH 45 Manne 53 Pamidi 46 Mashti 54 Panchama, Pariah 47 Matangi 55 Relli 48 Mehtar 66 Samagara 49 Mitha Ayyalvar 50 Mundala 57 Samban 51 Paky, Moti, Thotj 58 Sapru 52 Pambada, Pambanda 59 Sindhollu, Chindollu LIST OF SCHEDULED TRIBES IN ANDHRA PRADESH 1 Andh 19 Kulia 2 Bagata 20 Malis (excluding Adilabad, Hyderabad, Karim 3 Bhil nagar, Khammam, Mahbubnagar, Nizamabad, 4 Chenchu; Chenchwar Medak, Nalgonda and Warangal districts) . 5 Gadabas " I ...... 21 Manna Ohara ,l i','r" 6 Gond. Naikpod, Rajgond 22 Mukha Ohora, N·ooka Dhora 7 Goudu (in the Agency tracts) 8 Hill Reddis 23 Nayaks (in the Agencv tracts) 9 Jatapus 24 Pardhan 10 Kammara 25 Porja, Parangiperja 11 Kattunayakan 26 Reddi Ohoras 12 Kolam, Mannervarlu 27 Rona, Rena 13 Konda Dhoras Savaras, Kapu Savaras, Maliya Savaras, Khutto 14 Konda Kapus 28 15 Kondareddis Savaras. 16 Kondhs, Kodi, Kodhu, Desaya Kondhs. Oongria 29 Sugalis, Lambadis. Kondhs, Kuttiya Kondhs. Tikiria Kondhs. Yenity 30 Thoti (in Adilabad, Hyderabad, Karimnagar, Kondhs. Khammam, Mahbubnagar, Medak, Nalgonda, 17 Kotiya. Bentho Oriya, Bartika. Ohulia, Oulia. Nizamabad and Warangal Districts) Holva. Paiko. Putiya, Sanrona, Sidhopaiko. 31 Valmiki (in the Agency tracts) Koya, Goud, Rajah, Rasha Koya, Lingadhari 18 Yenadis Koya (Ordinary) Kottu Koya, Bhine Koya, 32 Rajkoya. 33 Yerukulas Cols. 13 & 14: Literate persons are shown The definitions and concepts adopted in the under. these columns. A person who can both read economic classification of population at the 1981 and write with understandihg in any language is Census are given under the item Analytical Note. taken as literate. A person who can merely read but cannot write is not a literate. All children of the age Work: Work is defined as participation of 4 years or less are treated as illiterate even if the in any economically productive activity. Such partici child is going to school and may have picked up pation may be physical or mental in nature. Work reading and writing a few odd words. involves not only actual work but also effective Cols. 15 to 28: At the 1981 Census. popula supervision and direction of work. A man or a woman tion has been broadly divided into three sections who is doing only household duties or making s)me based on main activity viz., workers, marginal thing only for domestic consumption (and not for workers. and non-workers, Their details are shown sale) is not doing any work in census term:nology. under these columns. The reference period is the one year preceding the (28J date of enumention. Persons who had worked for holds in Nizamab3d district compared to 238,796 183 days or m:>re in other words worked 6 months residential houses and 269,084 households in 1971 or more are classified under cultivator, agricJltural regIstering an incre3se of 32,84% in number of, labourer, household industry and other workers residential houses and 22.00% in number of house-. according to the nature of work one did. Such of holds. those persons who had worked for less than 183 days or 6 months are shown as marginal workers. The total number of persons returned at the Cultivator: For purpose of census a person 1981 Census in Nizamabad district is 1,679.683 as is working as cultivator if he or she is eng('ged against 1,313.268 at 1971 Census, thus recording either as employer, single worker or fa;nily worker in an increase of 27.90% as against the State's growth cultivation of land owned or held from government rate of 23.10%. The proportion of rural and urban or held from private persons or institutions for population to the total population in the district payment in moneY,kind or share. Culrivation incl:Jdes works out to 80.79% and 19.21% respectively in supervision or direction of cultivation. 1981 Census compared to 84.06% and 15.94% in Agricultural labourer : A person who works 1971. YelJareddy has been added to the list of towns in another persons land for wages in money, kind or at the 1981 Census in Nizamabad district and hence share is regarded as agricu Itural labourer. An there is an increase of urban popu lation in 1981 agricultural labourer has no right of lease or contract over 1971 census and consequential decrease in the on land on which he/she worked. rural population. There are 1,013 females per every 1,000 males at the 1931 Census when compared Household Industry: Household industry is with state index of 975 females per 1,000 males. defined as an industry conducted by the head of the, The ratio of 999 females per every 1,000 males was household himself/herself and or by tne members of recorded at 1971 Census. the household at home or within the village in rural areas and only within the precincts of the house where the household lives iil uroa 1 areas. Tha large Nizamabad District returned 364,987 literates' proportion oJ workers in a,household injustry :;h,y,Jld at 1981 CeOls:Js forming 21.73% of the total popu consist of members of the household including the lation of the district. compared with 225,749 litera head. The industry should not be run on the s ;ale of tes constituting 17.19% at 1971 Census. The literacy registered factory which would qualify or has to be rates by sex break up during 1981 Census are 31.89% registered under the Indian Factories Act. among males and 11.70% among females. Rural urban break up of literacy rates indicate 16.81% of Other Workers: All workers who are not population are literates in rural, while this is 42.41%. cultivators or agricultural labourers or in household in urban population. The corresponding rural and industry are other workers. The type of workers (hat urban rates of literacy at 1971 Census are 13.. 33% come under this category include factory workers, and 37.51% respectively. plantation workers, those in trade, commerce, bus iness, transport, mining, construction, political or social work, all government servants, municipal In Nizamabad district, there are 807,634 work employees, -teachers, priests, entertainment artists, ers constituting 48,08% of the total . population as lawyers, barbers, dhobis, etc. against 598,514 workers forming 45.57% in 1971 Census. Among, males, the workers constituted According to the 1981 Census there are 317,233 57.13% while among females only 39.15% are occupied residential houses and 328,290 house- workers. BRIEF ANALYSIS OF THE VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT DATA There are 915 vi lIages in the district at the 1 !;I81 areas are not takE n in to account in arriving the Census as in 1971. Though Jurisdictional change is total number of villages in the district.The following noticed in the district during the decade, the total table gives the papulation of taluks by total/rurall number of villages in the district remained the same urban with sex break-up. The number of villages as in 1971. One hamlet in Armur taluk is attained and towns in each of the taluks is also indicated the status of main revenue village and one main in this table. revenue village in yellareddy taluk gained the urban status fully by loosing its rural character. Out of the Bodhan taluk has more I:Irban population than 915 villages, 859 are inhabited while 56 villages are other taluks, while Yellareddy taluk has the least uninhabited Of the inhabited villages 7 are reported urban population as per 1981 Census and Bheemgal, as partly included in different towns of the district. Madnur and Domakonda are the three rural taluks in 7 villages which are completely included in urban this district. Table 1 POPULATION. NUMBER OF VILLAGES AND TOWNS, 1981 Population ,-______t.. ____, ______~ ______"\ No. of Total Rural Urban Villages ,-_____..J ______...... ,-______--L______SI. Name of r------L-----~ r----'---~ No.of No. Taluk p M F P M F P M F Total Inha- Towns bited 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 88 1 Armur 196.977 95.687 101,290 165.937 80.086 85,851 31.040 15.601 15,439 91 2 2 Bheerogal 166.283 79.52t 86.762 166,283 79,521 86,762 94 89 183.061 94,187 88,814 131 117 3 Nizamabad 424,567 212,684 211,883 241,506 118,497 123.00~ 26.138 24,669 113 101 4 Bodhan 244.180 122.738 121,442 193,373 95,600 96.773 50.807 112 104 5 Madnur 102,835 51.907 50.928 102.835 51.907 50.928 7.105 119 108 6 Banswada 157.412 78,556 78,856 143,186 71,435 71.751 14.226 7.121 10,471 5,142 119 111 1 7 Yellareddy 125.815 62.249 63.566 1 J5.344 56.920 58,424 5.329 33,048 17.475 15,573 69 66 8 Kamareddy 131,706 66,408 65.298 98,658 48,933 49.725 67 65 9 Doroakonda 129.908 64.746 65.162 129.908 64,746 65,162 Total 1.679,683 834,496 845,187 1.357,030 6611,645 688,385 322,653 165,851 156,802 915 859 7 Table 2 compares the taluk-wise population est groNth rate of 39.29% during the decade 1971- from 1971 and 1981 Censuses for total, rural and 81, while Armur taluk has recorded the lowest posi- urbanareas. Nizamabad taluk has recurded the high- live growth rate of 16.26%. [30] Tabla 2 DECADAL CHANGE IN DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION Population ~------~------~ Percentage decadal 1971 1981 (l971-811 variation ______L _____~ r- ______l______-----, ,------'------....., TaJuk Totar Rurd Urban Total Rural Urb~.n Total Rural Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Ar01ur 169,432 141,550 27,882 196,977 165,937 31,040 16.26 17.23 11.33 ,.1 128,708 166,283 166.283 2 Hhecmgal 128.708 29.19 29.19 .,. ~: ~'I Nizamabad 304.811 189.171 115,640 424,567 241,506 183.061 39.29 27.67 58.30 3 1 4 Bodhan 193.02b 155.437 37,589 244,180 193,373 50,807 26.5d 24.41 35.16 5 Madnur R7,792 87,792 102,835 102,835 17.13 17.13 6 Banswada 124,715 I J4,279 10,436 157.412 143,J86 14,226 26.22 15.30, 36.32·· . 7 Yetlarcddy 103,283 103,283 125,815 115.344 .10,471 21.82 11.68, ;"",,\;1. ..• ;;; .' 8 Kamareddy 98,912 81,077 17,835 131,706 98,658 33,048 33.15 21.68 85.30 9 DOO1akonda 102,589 102.589 129,908 129,908 26.63 26.63 To·.al 1,313,268 1,103,886 209,382 1,679,683 1.357,030 I:. 322,653 27.90 . 22.93 54.10 \ The following table shows the total nJmber of persons per square kilometre as against 195 persons inhabited villages in the district classified by pop,Jla for the State. tion into six broad rang9S. In computing the number Table 4 QL\ljJIag~~ ill.atC!il,lk, the villages which are either DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY DENSITY completely included in an urban unit or returned uninhabited are not taken into account. Maximum Range of Tot~J No. of Percentage of number of villages are in the size grO:1D of 500-1,999 density villages in each .v.illages in each population and form 5402% of total villages in this (per sq. km) density" range density range district. . . 1 2 3 Table 3 10 ill' 1.16 DisTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY 11 - 20 4 0.47 > POPULATION RANGES 21 - 50 41 '. 5.47 51 - 100 132 ~5.37 No. of Vii aJes Percentage of : :": . Range of 101 200 315 3'6.67 popul.ation in ca~h range villages in e.lch - range 201 - 300 LOI 23.40 ---- 2 3 301 - 500 114 13'27 501 35 4.07 199 45 5.24 + Area nOI known 1 . 2()(\ 499 125 14.55 0.12 500 - :,Y99 : 464 54.02 To:al 859 100.00 2,000 - 4,999 191 22.23 5.000 - 9,999 32 3.73 According to 1981 Census the' populat iorf of ... 0.23 10,000 + " Scheduled Castes in Nizamabad district as shown in TOlal 859 100.00 table 5 is 258,840 accounting for i 5 41 % of the total population of the district. Stheduled Caste ~ Tbe follQwing table presents. the distribution of population in this district torms 3.25% of the total villages by density into nine ranges and also the Scheduled Caste population in the State. ,The propor percentage of v';llages in each range. The density tion of Scheduled Caste population to tot~1 po'pulation figUres per sq.-km: of each village have been worked .. in the villages is calculated for all tne villages-in the out by using the are3 fig ..Jres corrected upto two district and arranged in seven ran;]es together with places of decimal. The highest proportion of villages percentage of villages in each range: 61.41%' cof the is' observed in the dS:lslty range of 101-200. About villages have Sc'heduled Caste population'in'8' pet.. ·; 41% of villages coms under -density~ group 201 -and centage range abOVe' 16%.Only 4A2%' of vi1fuitJ~§,'9t~ above. This district has returned a density of 211 without Scheduled Castes pop'Jlation. [31 ] Table 5 Table 6 PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULA:TION POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULA TlON IN THE VILLAGES IN THE VILLAGES Percentage range of Scheduled No. of Percentage Percentage range Tribe popula- villages in of villages of Scheduled No. of villages Percentage tion to total each range in each range Castes popula- in each range of villages population tion to total in each range population 2 3 Nil 295 34.34 2 3 5 or less 308 35.86 6 - 15 115 13.39 16 NIl 38 4.42 - 25 49 5.70 26 - 35 25 2.91 5 or less 33 3.84 36 - 50 24 2.79 6 - 10 87 10.13 51 and above 43 5.01 11 - 15 173 20.14 Total 859 100.00 16 - 20 193 22.47 Table 7 provides the total population, Scheduled 21 - 30 220 25.61 Castes and Scheduled Tribes population and the 31 and above 115 13.39 percentages of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe ._--- population to total population of the towns in the Total 859 100.00 district. The total scheduled castes' population in all the urban areas of the district is 27,270 persons repre The Scheduled Tribes pop:..Jlation in the district senting 8.45% of the total urban population. Among as detailed in table 6 is only 90,262 person.> forming the towns the proportion of Scheduled Castes' pop 5.37% of the total population of the district. 35.86% ulation varies from 7.17% in Armur town to 10.89% of the total villages in the district have returned the in Banswada. proportion of Schedu led Tr ibe popu lation less than The Scheduled Tribes population in urban areas 5% range, which exclude 34.34% of the total of the district according to 1981 Census is 2,800 number of villages which have no Scheduled Tribe persons constituting 0.87% of the total urban popu populatioll. Among the taluks, highest proportion lation. The proportion of scheduled tribes' popula of Scheduled Tribe population is returned in Nizama tion vary from 0.52% in Yellareddy to 1.62% in bad taluk accounting for 24.14% of the total Schedu Sriramsagar (Pochampad) Project Township Right led Tribe population in the district. Flank Colony. Table 7 PROPORTION OF SCHEDLUED CASTES I SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION IN TOWNS Percentage of Name of the Town Total Total Scheduled Total Scheduled Percentage of Sched- Schedul~d Tribe Popu'ation Caste Population Tribe Population ulcd Caste Population Population to to total Population total Population 2 3 4 5 6 1 Armur 23,6~9 1,696 154 7.17 0.65 2 Banswada 14.226 1.549 195 10.89 1.37 3 Bodhan 50.807 5.049 650 9.94 1.28 4 Kamareddy 33,048 2,601 235 7.87 0.71 5 Nizamabad 183.061 14.756 1,392 8.06 0.76 6 Sri rams~'gar (Pochampad) 7.401 632 120 8.54 1.62 Project Township Right Flank Colony 7 Ycllareddy 10.471 987 54 9.43 0.52 All Town; 322.653 27,270 2.800 8.45 0.87 [32J The folfowing Table 8 gives the literacy rates by Table 9 populati-on raRges of villages in the District. N:j;~ama bad occupies the 22nd rank in literacy amongst the LI1ERACY RATES FOR TOWNS districts in Andhra Pradesh State. The proportion of Name;: of the Town literates of this district constitutes 2.28% of the tota I ------Literacy Rate Andhra Pradesh I iterates. 2 Armur 37.21 Highest literacy rate of 23.52% is found in Banswada 34.84 villages with 10,000+ population. Bodhan 40.93 Kamucddy 47.48 Nizamabad 43.28 Sriramsagar (Pochampad) Project 44.58 Township Right Flank COIOClY Tabte 8 Yellareddy 38.75 LITERACY RATES BY POPULATION All Towns 42.41 RANGES OF VILLAGES Table 10 presents the proportions of literates, Range of No. of villages Literacy workers, non-workers, scheduled castes/scheduled popul~tion in each range rate tribes population to the total population, giving break-up by taluk (total/rural/urban) and by sex. 2 3 There is a higher concentration of scheduled castes 199 45 9.54 and scheduled tribes population in the rural areas 200 - 499 125 11.25 than in the urban areas. Nizamabad district has 500 - 1.999 464 14.10 returned 21. 73% of the total population of the dis 2,000 - 4,999 191 17.09 trict as literates. Nizamabad taluk has returned the 5,0~0 - 9,999 32 23.52 largest number of workers 134,420 in its rural areas 10,000 + 2 20.60 accounting for 15.72% of the total workers of the Total 859 16.81 district and 31.66% of the total population of the taluk. Bheemgal taluk stands first among the taluks in the district in the proportion of workers to total population. Madnur taluk has returned 19.78% of Table 9 shows the literacy rates for the towns scheduled caste population while the least is in in the district. Nizamabad taluk With 12.67%.ln rural areas of taluks Kamareddy with 21.44% stands the highest while The literates in all the seven urban areas in the Banswada recorded the last position with 14.46%. The percentage of scheduled caste population in district together constitute 136,831 pelsons forming urban areas range between 7.50% to 10.89% among 42.41 % of the total urban population. Among the the taluks. Yellareddy taluk has recorded highest towns, the literacy rate varies from 34.84% in Bans proportion of scheduled ttl be population with 10.43% wada to 47.48% in Kamareddy which is the highest while Armur has the least proportion of scheduled literacy rate in the district. Being the district head tribe population with only 2.14%. quarters, N'izamabad town where several district administrative offices and educational institutions are Nizamabad taluk tops the list in literacy rates located ranks third in the district with a literacy rate among the total, male and female population in the of 43.28%. district as a whole. [33J Table 10 PROPORTION OF LITERATES, WORKERS, NON-WORKERS, SCHEDULED CASTE/TRIBE TO TOTAL POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT PERCENTAGE OF r ---~ --- ... ------.. ------.------.. ---~ Total Total Popuhtion S.C. Popu- ST. Popu- Literates to total population ( ______J______--., Name of Taluk Rural , _ _ ..... ___ ~ ___t ._. ______.....,. lation to lation to Urban P M F total total P M F PopulJtion population (I) (2) () (4) (5) (6) (7) \8) (9) (10) I Armur T 196,977 95,687 101,290 17.29 2.14 20.:.6 32.17 959 R 165 937 80.086 85,851 19.12 2.38 17.11 28.36 6.62 U 31,040 15,601 15,439 7.;0 0.88 38.97 51.70 25.11 2 Bhecmgal T lL6,283 79,521 86,762 16.06 7.13 15.70 26.28 6.00 R 166,283 79,521 86,762 16.06 7.13 15.70 26.28 600 U 3 Nizamabad T 424,567 212,684 211.883 12.67 5.13 28.33 38.65 17.97 R 241.506 1l8,~97 123,009 16.16 8.45 16.99 26.56 7.77 U 183,061 94,187 88,874 8.06 0.76 43.28 53.86 32.03 15.67 4 Bodhan T 244,180 122,738 121,442 14.56 3.73 23.95 32.14 R 193,373 96,600 96,773 1577 4.37 19.49 27.14 11.86 U 50,807 26,133 24,66') 9.94 1.28 40.93 50.64 30.64 7.41 5 Madnur T IO~,835 51,907 50,928 19.78 4.43 17.18 26.75 R 102,S35 51,907 50,928 19.78 4.43 17.18 26.75 7.41 U 6 Br.nswada T 157.412 78,556 78,856 14.14 10.11 17.53 26.36 8.73 R 143,186 71,435 71,751 14.46 10.98 15.81 24.27 7.39 U 14,226 7,121 7,105 lO.S9 l.37 34.84 47.32 22.34 16.02 25.34 6.88 7 YellaredJy T 125,815 67,249 63,566 16.57 10.43 R 115,344 56,920 58,424 17.22 11.3} IJ 95 22.88 5.25 U 10,471 5,329 5,142 9.43 0.52 38.75 5\.64 25.40 23.34 35.00 11.49 8 Kamareddy T 131,706 66.408 65,298 17.74 2.63 R 98,658 48,913 49,725 !I.04 3.27 15.26 25.92 4.77 U 33,048 17,475 15,573 7.87 0.71 47.48 60.42 32.95 29.65 6.59 9 Domakonda T 129,908 64,746 65,162 16.90 4.80 18.09 R 129,908 64,746 65.162 16.90 4.80 18.09 29.65 6.59 U T },679,683 834,496 815,187 15.41 5.37 21.71 31.87 11.69 7.37 Total R 1,357,030 668,645 688,335 17.06 6.45 16.80 26.50 U 322,653 165,851 156,802 8.45 0.87 42.38 53.49 30.63 [34J Table' to (Cone/d.) PROPORTION OF LITERATES, WORKERS, NON-WORKERS, SCHEDULED CASTE/TRIBE TO TOT AL POPULA nON IN THE DISTRICT PERCENTAGE OF ,..------.....,;..------_).._------., Main workers to Marginal workers to Total workers to Non-workers to Total total p0pulation total population total population total population ______L ____-.. ,-_____.J.._ ____---.... Name of Taluk Rural ,.------~I..----~-., ,------'------.. Urban P M F P M F P M F P M F 0) (2 ) (11 ) (12) (13 ) (14) (l5) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) 42.49 45.61 1 Armur T 52.66 57.29 48.28 3.25 0.22 6.11 55.90 57.51 54.39 44.10 R 55.47 59.10 52.09 3.44 0.22 6.44 58.91 59.31 58.52 41.09 40.69 41.48 U 37.62 48.02 27.11 2'24 0.22 4.27 39.86 48.25 31.38 60.14 51.75 68.62 58.21 41.54 41.26 41.79 2 Bheemgal T 54.92 58.37 51.76 3.54 0.37 6.45 58.46 58.74 R 54.92 58.37 51.76 3.54 0.37 6.45 58.46 58.74 58.21 41.54 41.26 4l.79 U 38.83 53.39 45.64 61.17 3 Nizamabad T 43.49 54.06 32.89 3.12 0.30 5.95 46.61 54.36 R 51.21 58.97 43.74 4.45 0.34 8.4t 55.66 59.31 ~2.15 44.34 40.69 47.85 U 33.31 47.88 17.87 1.37 0.26 2.54 34.68 48.14 20.41 65.32 51.86 79.59 42.23 63.61 4 Bodhan T 45.48 57.36 33.47 1.62 0.41 2.85 47.11 57.77 36.33 52.89 R 48.50 5952 37.49 1.82 0.41 3.22 50.32 59.93 40.71 49.68 40.07 59.29 U 34.00 49.40 17.69 0.88 0.38 1.41 34.89 49.78 19.11 65.11 50.22 80.89 41.94 48.75 39.62 58.06 5 Madnur T 46.71 59.54 33.64 4.54 0.84 8.30 51,25 60.38 R 46.71 59.54 33.64 4.54 0.84 8.30 51.25 60.38 41.94 48.75 39.62 :"8.06 U 51.90 6 Banswada T 49.05 60.09 38.06 2.23 0.41 4.04 51.28 60.50 42.10 48.72 39.50 R 50.11 60.66 39.61 2.19 0041 3.99 52.30 61.06 43.58 47.70 38.94 56.42 U 38.40 54.37 22.39 2.59 0.42 4.76 40.99 54.80 27.15 59.01 45.20 72.85 59.23 43.92 48.50 40.77 56.08 7 Yellareddy T 49.03 58.91 39.36 2.46 0.32 4,56 51.49 R 50.58 60.11 41.30. 2.55 0.30 4.74 53.13 60.41 46.04 46.87 39.59 53.96 U 31.99 46.16 17.31 1.50 0.51 2.53 33.49 46.67 19.84 66.51 53.33 80.16 8 Kamareddy T 48.55 56.81 40.15 2.02 0.48 3.58 50.57 57.28 43.73 49.43 42.71 56.26 R 54.34 60.36 48.41 2.51 0.53 4.45 56.85 60.89 52.86 43.15 39.11 47.13 U 31.26 46.86 13.77 0.56 0.33 0.82 3],82 47.18 14.58 68.18 52.82 85.42 46,00 41.30 50.67 9 Domakonda T 50.79 58.14 43.50 3.21 0.56 5.83 54.00 58.70 49.33 R 50.79 58.14 43.50 3.21 0.56 5.83 54.00 58.70 49.33 46.00 41.30 50.67 U 48.08 57.13 39.15 2.83 0.39 5.24 50.92 57.53 44.39 49.08 42.47 55.61 Total 51.48 59.34 43.84 3.19 0.42 5.87 54.66 59.75 49.72 4:).34 40.25 50.28 33.81 48.25 18.53 1.35 0.30 1.46 35.16 48.55 20.99 64.84 51.45 79.01 [35J Distribution of villages according to the availabi 66.59%, 58.32% and 5CJ.09% of villages respec lity of different amenities by taluk is presented in tively. Medical and market facilities are inadequate the following table. A3 seen from the table, drink and only a meagre proportion of villages have these facilities viz .. 29.80% of villages have medical facility ing water facilities are available in all the and 7.33% of villages have market facility. villages, while amenities of education, power supply, approach by pucca road, P & T and commu The table clearly sets out the talukwise position nications are available in respect of 90.34%, 79.86%, of various amenities. Table 11 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES No. (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities No. of Post Approach SI. No. Name of Taluk inhabited Educa- Medical Drinking & Market Communi- by Pucca Power villages tion Water Telegraph cations Road Supply (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (\0) (11) Armur 88 81 42 88 81 71 82 72 92.05 47.73 100.00 92.05 80.68 93.18 81.82 2 Bheemgal 89 82 30 89 6\ 2 63 611 12 92.13 33.71 100.00 68.54 2.25 70.79 76.40 80.90 3 Nizamabad 127 115 47 127 85 9 86 90 113 90.55 37.01 100.00 65.93 7.09 67.72 70.87 88.98 4 Bodhan 101 91 31 101 66 13 64 80 69 90.10 30.69 100.00 6S.3~ 1287 63.37 79.21 68.32 5 Madnur 104 100 12 104 33 6 28 42 83 96.15 11.54 100.00 31.73 5.77 26.92 40.38 79.81 6 Banswada 108 101 29 lOS 57 10 71 83 65 93.52 26.S5 100.00 52.78 9.26 65.74 76.85 60.19 7 Yellareddy 111 89 32 111 45 9 41 46 99 80.18 28.83 100.00 40.54 8.11 36.94 41.44 89.19 8 Kamareddy 66 57 11 66 36 5 36 41 59 86.36 16.67 100.00 54.55 7.58 54.55 62.12 89.39 9 Domakonda 65 60 22 65 37 9 39 40 54 92.31 33.85 100.00 56.92 13.85 60.00 61.54 83.08 Total 859 776 256 859 501 63 499 572 G86 90.34 29.80 100.00 58.32 7.33 5S.09 66.59 79.86 Table No. 12 gives the proportion of rural access to market facilities. More than 77% of population served by the different amenities and also the rural population has power supply, approach by provides this information taluk-wise. pucca road, P & T and communications while almost 54 per cent of popJlation olly has medical 100% of the population has access to education and facilities while about 20Yo of the population has drinking water. [36} Table 1Z PROPORTION OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED BY DIFFERENT AMENITIES Proportion of Rural Population served by the amenity of Total popu- ~---~------~------~ SI.No. Name of Taluk htion of inha- Post Appro:.lch bited villages Educa- Drinking & Market Commul'li- by Pucca Power in the Taluk tion Medical Water Telegraph cations Road Supply (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9} (10) (II) Allnllr 165,937 95.34 53.48 100.00 95.63 88.83 97.83 88.40 2 Bheemgal 166,:183 99.12 56.82 100.00 88.03 6.94 85.92 88.39 93.56 3 Nizamabad 241,506 97.51 61.04 100.00 86.83 15.58 84.50 81.68 95.92 4 Bodhan 1~3,313 98.3'1 63.18 100.00 89.18 37.41 83.63 5 Madnur 102,835 99.40 35.52 100.00 59.59 23.34 41.69 51.80 90.18 6 Banswada 143,186 98.36 48.14 100.00 77.03 23.95 81.39 89.13 80.08 7 Yellareddy 115,344 95.80 50.75 100.00 70.98 26.10 5585 63.21 96.41 8 Kamareddy 98,658 95.89 39.12 100.00 79.31 16.66 74.54 82.88 97.25 9 Domak&nda 129,908 99.39 61.29- 100.00 85.51 37.96 80.45 81.13 96.64 Total 1,357,030 97.71 54.16 100.00 83.27 20.31 77.96 84.22 91.71 Table 13 give's tire distribution of villages not TaMe 13 having certain amenities arranged by three distance DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING CERTI\1N AMENITIES, ARRANGED BY ranges from the places where these are available. DISTANCE RANGES FROM THE PLACES WHERE THESE ARE AVAILABLE Only 83 villages do not have education facility ---- Number of villag·.~s whe;'e the ameni within tile villages. but these are available within a t:y is nat available and :lva:lable at distance of kms in respect of 48 vi lIages. Village~ distance of -5 not having 5-10 kms. for 21 villages and 10+ kms. for 14 the amenity of -5 kms. 5-10 krns. 10 + kms. Total (eols. 2 - 4) villages. Large number of viCl3ges do not have market. .--~- 2 3 4 5 madic?r. communication and P & T facilities 1 EducatIOn 48 21 14 83 within the village. but these facilities are available 2 Medical 214 191 196 603 3 peT 191 89 78 358 at different distance ranges from the concerned 4 Market 219 256 321 796 viffages. 5 Communi caton 197 85 78 360 [37] Table 14 illustrates ~he distribution of villages towns within a range of 6-15kms., while the balance according to the distance from the nearest town and 54% have the nearest towns located within availability of different amenities. 16-50 kms. As given in other tables on amenities, 7% of the villages have town within the range medical and market facilities are far below the levels of 5 kms. About 39 per cent of the villages have attained by other amenities. Table 14 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST TOWN AND AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES Number (with percentage) of villages havmg the amenity of Distance range No. of ~------~------~ from the inhabited Post Approach nearest town villages in Drinking & Market Commun:- by Puc:a Power (in Kms.) each range Education Medical Water Telegraph cations Road Supply (1 ) (2) (3) (4) \5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 0-5 61 52 14 61 35 3 36 47 57 7.10 85.25 22.95 100.00 57.38 4.92 51).02 77.05 93.44 6-15 333 303 118 333 215 28 221 241 280 38.77 90.99 35.44 lCO.OO 64.56 8.41 66.37 72.37 84.08 16-50 465 421 124 465 251 32 242 284 349 54.13 9054 26.67 100.00 53.98 6.88 52.04 61.08 75.05 51+ Unspecified Total 859 776 256 859 501 63 499 571 686 90.34 29.80 100.00 58.32 7.33 58.09 66.59 79.86 fable 15 sets out the amenities available in the 22.24% respectively. Only 3.96% of the villages are villages by distributing the villages according to the in the category of 5000 +. It is interesting to note population range. The population ranges of less than that as the population range jncreases, the amenities 500,500-1,999,2,000-4,999 and 5,000 + are conside available in the villages falling in these ranges are red and the villages are distributed in lhese ranges. also on the increase. As has been observed earlier About 54.02% of the villages are in the range of only the medical and market facilities are not ade 500-1,999, while the villages less than 500 and quate in the villages fa;ling in the ranges other than those in the range of 2,000-4,999 form 19.79% and 5,000 +. Table 15 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO POPULATION RANGE AND AMENITIES AVAILABLE Number (With percentage) of villages havmg the amenity of No. of (------~------~ inhabited Post Approach Population villages in Drinking & Market Communi- by Pucca Power range each range Education Medical Water Telegraph cations Road Supply (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) -499 170 107 6 170 23 1 4') 63 88 19.79 62.94 :3.53 100.00 13.53 0.59 28.82 37.06 51.76 500-1,999 464 445 99 464 257 11 250 296 376 54.02 95.91 21.34 100.00 55.39 2.37 53.88 63.79 81.03 2,000-4,999 191 190 117 191 187 28 166 179 188 22.24 99.48 61.26 100.00 97.91 14.66 86.91 93.72 98.43 5,000+ 34 34 34 34 34 21 34 34 34 3.96 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 67.65 100.00 100.00 100.00 Total 859 776 256 859 501 61 499 S7? 6~6 90.34 29.80 100.00 58.32 7.33 58.09 66.59 79.86 [38] The main stapte food in the majority of villages are the three main staple food in the viltages in in each taluk is given in the following table. It is Nizamabad d:strict. evident from the table that rice, jowar and maize Table 16 MAIN STAPLE FOOD IN THE MAJORITY OF VILLAGES IN EACH TALUK SI.No. Name of Taluk Main Staple Food 1 Armur Rice, Maize 2 Bheemgal Rice, Maize 3 Nizamabad Rice, Jowar 4 Bodhan Rice, Jowar 5 Madnur Rice, Jowar 6 Banswada Rice, Jowar 7 Yellareddy Rice, Jowar 8 Kamareddy Rice, lowar ') Domakonda Rice, Jowar Table 17 presents the land use pattern gIVing Madnur taluk has the largest percentage of cultiva- the proportion of cultivable area to the total area and ble area of 77.12% while the irrigated area is only the irrigated area to the cultivable area. It is seen about 4% of cultivable area. Banswada taluk with from the table that 50.74% of the total area is acco- unted for as cultivable area of the district. Of the the least proportion of cultivable area of 37.64% total cultivable area of 374.905.07 hectares has the highest percentage of 60.35% irrigated area 137.881.71 hectares forming 36.78% is only tenable. to total cultivable area of the taluk. Table 17 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO LAND USE SI. No. of inhabited Total Percentage culti vable Percen,age of irrigated area No. Name of Taluk villages area area to total area to total cultivable area (in hectares) (1) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) Armur S8 188,183 64.06 38.74 2 Rheemgal &9 258,922 44.48 34.19 3 Nizamabad 127 305,451 43.31 5(1.10 4 Rodhall 101 183,179 67.52 62.94 5 Madnur 104 168,625 77.12 4.30 6 Banswada 108 197,911 37.64 60.:15 7 Yellareddy 111 229,233 41.54 26.87 Kamareddy 66 132,551 46.52 23.17 9 Domlkonda 6S 161.906 45.26 16.57 Total: 859 1,825,961 69.40 36.78 [39] ,Tgble 18 .deals .with growth" density and sex , to the sta,te for four censuses from: 1951 to 1981 ratio of urban population in the district in relation Census. Table 18 GROWTH, DENSITY AND SEX-RATIO OF URBAN POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT IN RELATION TO THE STATE D I S T R I C T Decadal percentage Density Sex ratio (No. Census Tctal Urban % Urban variation in urban (population of females per Year population population population population per sq.km.) 1,000 males) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 1951 831,513 137,402 16.52 1,128 972 1961 1.017,987 148,:L98 14.57 7.9,3 1,234 934 1971 1,313,268 209,382 15.94 41.19 2,166 932 1981 1,679,683 322,653 19.21 54.10 3,037 945 Table 18 (Concld.) GROWTH, DENSITY AND SEX-RATIO OF URBAN POPULATION IN THE 1)ISTRICT IN RELATION TO THE STATE S TAT E Decadal perc, ntage Density Sex ratio (No. Census Total Urban ';~ Urban variation in urban (population of females per Year population population populat.on population per sq.km.) 1,000 males) (1 ) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) 1951 31,115,259 5,420,325 17.42 1,311 987 1961 35,983.447 6,274,508 17.44 15.76 1,676 951 1971 4},502,708 8,402,527 19.31 33.92 2,360 949 1981 53,549,673 12,487,576 23.32 48.62 1,157 948 Table 19 Table 19 indicates the towns added/declassi NEW TOWNiTOWNS DECLASSIFIED IN 1981 CENSUS fied at the 1981 Census with their population. Population 1981 Census Name of town ------Yellareddy town is the new addition to the list (1) (2) of towns of Nizamabad District at the 1981 Census (a) Added i) Yeilareddy 10,471 with the population of 10,471 persons. There is no (b) Dcchssificd case of declassification of town at 1981 Census. Nil [40] · Table 20 deals with the per capita receiPt and Bodhan Municipality stands first among the expenditure in towns in the district. urban areas of the district with its per capita expen diture of Rs.32 95 closely followed by Nizamabad Of the seven urban areas in the district (exclud Municipality (Rs 32.82) and Kamareddy town ing Sriramsagar Project Township Right Flank (Rs.20.73). Yellareddy town has the least per Colony which has no civic administration), the capita expenditure of Rs. 16.89. The per capita highest per capita receiPt is noticed in Bodhan expenditure of Rs. 10.52 on public health and con Municipality ( Rs.46.09) followed by Nizamabad veniences in Armur Panchayat is the highest among Munici;:>ality (Rs.4J.44) and Armur Panchayat the towns while the lowest per capita expenditure (Rs 22.77). The lowest receipt is recorded in Kama on this item is recorded in Banswada town. The reddy Panchayat (Rs.16.94). Receipt through taxes highest per capita expenditure of Rs. 1.62 on public is the highest in Yellareddy Panchayat (Rs.22.53) institutions like schools and libraries is recorded by while least is in Banswada town (Rs.5.61). From Yellareddy town. No expenditure was incurred by all other sources together, the highest per capita Banswada, Bodhan, Kamareddy and Nizamabad for receipt is seen in Bodhan town (Rs.33.53) followed this purpose. by Nizamabad town (Rs.19.25) and Banswada (Rs.13.33) while the lowest per capita receipt is All the civic bodies are running on sound lines recorded by Kamareddy Panchayat (Rs.5.30). with surplus budget except Kamareddy Panchayat. Table 20 PER CAPITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN TOWNS P E R C A p 1 T A RECEIPT EXPENDITURE ,,--______L _____~ r------______t ______~ Receipt Expenditure Receipt from all Total General on public Expenditure Class, D1me and civic Totd through other expendi- adminis· health and Public on public Other Status of the town receipts taxes sources ture tration conveniences works insUutions aspects (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) ~6) (7) (8) (9) (10) III Armur (P) 22.77 12.79 9.98 19.89 4.86 10.52 1.15 0.54 2.82 IV Banswada (P) 18.94 5.61 13.33 18.19 2.66 3.85 2.47 9.21 II Bodhan (M) 46.09 12.56 33.53 32.95 1.02 5.99 11.01 14.93 III Kamareddy (P) 16.94 11.64 5.30 :./.0.73 10.63 5.09 2.51 2.50 I Nizamabad (M) 40.44 21.19 19.25 32.82 2.14 6.68 5.82 18.18 V Sriramsagar (Pochampad) No Local Body Project Township Right Flank Colony (-) IV Yellareddy (p) 22.53 22.53 16.89 2.85 3.95 1.85 1.62 6.62 Total 3600 17.51 18.49 29.41 3.10 6.47 5.68 0.09 14.Q7 Table 21 provides data ralating to educational Seven Junior Colleges are in the urban are<.s of facilities in different categories per 10.000 popula the-district one each at Armur, Banswada, Bodhan, tion. It may perhaps be mention3d here that data Kamareddy and Yellareddyand two in Nizamabad presented ill the following table refer generally to the institutions that have been recognised by the Town. There are 26 High Schools, 65 Middle State Government and are authorised to teach, the Schools and 89 Primary schools in all the urban students for appearing at the different grades of areas part together. examinations conducted by the concerned examina tion board periodically. [41] Table 21 SCHOOLS PER T..EN-THOUSA"ND FOPULATION IN TOWNS Number per teu thousand population Highel Secondary/ Class. name and civic Iu(er/PUC/Junior Secondary/ Junior Secondary I status of Town College Matriculation Middle Primary (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) III Armur (P) 0.42 0.85 1.69 2.96 IV Banswada (P) 0.70 2.11 2.11 4.92 II Bodhan (M) 0.20 0.98 0.59 3.15 1Il Kamareddy (P) 0.30 1.51 3~03 2.12 I Nizamabad (M) 0.11 0.44 2.19 2.51 V Sriramsagar (Pochampad) 1.35 1.35 2.70 Project Township Right FLink Colony (-) IV Yellareddy (P) 0.96 1.91 3.82 3.82 Total 0.22 0.8l 2.01 2.76 From Table 22, it can be seen that the number This table is limited to Class I and II towns as of beds available in urban areas in this district is the magnitude of slum problem is greater in these very low being 2.74 beds per every 1,000 popula categories of towns. It provides informatibn on tion. In Banswada and Bodhan there are more proportion of slums population to total population than 3 beds per every 1,000 persons. The popula of the town and density in slums. tion-bed ratio for N izamabad is more than the district average. I n all other towns, this ratio is Table 23 less than the district index. PROPORTION OF SLUMS POPULATION IN TOWNS Table 22 NO. OF BEDS IN MEDICAL Proportion of the INSTITUTIONS IN TOWNS Class. name and slums population to civic status total population Density in slums No. of beds in medical of the town of the town (per Sq.Km.) institutiom per1.000 Class. name and civic status (1) (2) (3) of the Town population (2) (1 ) II Bodhan (M) 6.98 34.077 III Armur (P) 0.85 I Nizamaba:l (M) 6.74 55,045 IV B1Dswada (P) 3.5l II Bodhan (M) 3.82 III Kamaceddy (P) 0.9 Total 6.79 48.396 I Nizamabad eM) 3.in V Sriramsagar (Pochampad) 2.7J Project Township Right Flank Colony (-) Table 24 gives details of the most importcnt IV Yellareddy (P) 191 items manufactured, exported and imported in all Total 2.74 the towns of the district. [42] TaUI.24 MOST IMPORTANT COMMODfTY' MANUFACTURED, IMPORTED AND' EXPORTED IN TOWNS Most important comn;odity r- ______L Class, name and civic ._-----, status of the Town Manufac~ured Exported Imported (1) (2) (3) (4) III Armur (P) Silk cloth Turmeric Silk yarn IV Banswada (P) Khandasari sugar Paddy Machine parts II Bodhan (M) Sugar Sugar Fertilizers 111 K'1mareddy (P) Alcohol Jaggery Cement I Nizamabad (M) Sugar Turmeric Turmeric (Polished) V Sriramsagar (Pochampad) Rice Project Township Right Flank Colony (-) IV Yellareddy (P) Paddy Pulses Physically handicapped persons: arm and/or O:1e lEg will not classify a person as Collection of data on physically handicapped totally crippled. The loss here refers to the inabi persons is a special feature of 1981 Census. Last lity to use and not necessarily physical absence. time this information was collected in 1931 Cen Thus, a paralytic who has lost the use of both the sus. After the independence the data for the legs or both the arms, will be totally crippled, physically handicapped persons in our country were though the legs or arms as such are still physically c:)llected for the first time along with the house present. " listing operations held in May, 1980 and as such, the physically handicapped persons who were In case when a person unfortunately suffered available in the census houses were alone covered from more than O:1e of the disabilities mentioned in the survey. The houseles'S do not, therefore, above, the person was recorded as the greater disa find a place in this survey. The physically handi bility. For example, if a person was both blind and capped persons covered are of three types of dumb or blind a:1d crippled, etc., blindness was noted disabilities-totally blind, totally crippled and totally forhim as bli ldness is considered as greater disability dumb. The definition adopted for physically handi than either dumbness or b9ing crippled. Similarly, capped is as follows: being crippled was considered a greater disability "The term ·totally crippled' refers to such than being dumb. In an extreme case where a per persons who have lost their arms or I imbs. The son suffered from all the disabilities was taken loss of arms or legs or all the four limbs refers to under blind since this is certainly the most unfor loss of both the arms or loss of both legs. It is not tunate disability. necessary that the disabled should have lost both arms and legs. The loss of either of these i.e, A statement showing the distribution of physi both arms or both legs would be s Jfficient for cally ha'ldicapped persons by taluks in Nizamabad classification as totally crippled. Loss of only one district is given on next page. [43] STATEMENT SHOWING THE DISTRIBUTION OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED P~SONS BY TALUKS IWNIZAMABAD DISTRICT Tutal 51. District/Taluk/Town Rural House list Totally Totally Totally No. Urban population Blind Crippled Dumb (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) NIZAMABAD DISTRICT T 1,630,191 1,416 759 659 R 1,306,318 1,242 647 595 U 323,873 174 112 64 1 Armur T 195,718 138 80 90 R 161,840 114 69 82 U 33,878 24 11 8 a) Armur (P) U 25,457 21 11 7 b) Sriramasagar (Pocbam}>:ld) Project U 8,421 3 1 Township Right Flank Colony (-) 2 Bheemgal T 1 ~9,352 133 62 67 R 159,352 133 62 67 U 3 Nizamabad T 414,897 263 144 137 R 234,787 192 98 98 U 180,110 71 46 39 Ni7lamabai (M, U 180,110 71 46 39 4 Bodhan T 235,024 256 139 82 R 182,591 207 100 71 U 52.433 49 39 11 Bodhan (M) U 52,433 49 39 11 S MadnU[ T 99,830 165 54 41 R 99,830 . 165 54 41 U " Banswada T 149,756 140 72 63 R 135,793 134 66 63 U 13,963 6 6 Bunswada en U 13,963 6 6 1. Yellareddy T 124,396 126 76 78 R 113,778 121 75 75 U 10,618 5 1 3 Yellaredd"y (F)J U 10,618 5 1 3 Kamar.eddy T 127,652 95 52 51 " R 94,781 76 43 48 U 32,871 19 9 3 Kamaoreddy (P]) U 32,871 19 9 3 , Damakonda T 123,566 100 80 50 R 123.566 100 80 SO U [44] Physically handicapped form 0.17% of the total the total physically handicapped in the district population in the district, comprising of 0.19% of 49.97% are totally blind, 26.78% are totally rural and 0.11 % of urban population. Out of the crippled and 23 25% are totally dumb. The survey total 2,834 persons recorded as physically handica revealed that Nizamabad taluk has recorded the pped, i.e., totally blind, totally crippled and totally highest number of physically handicapped persons dumb in the district as many as 2.484 persons accounting for 544 persons. the lowest being Kama forming 87.65% are from rural areas only. Among reddy taluk with 198 persons. PART-E VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT SECTION I Village Directory SECTION II Town Directorv SECTION III Pri ma ry Census Abstract SECTION I VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory which provides village DRINKING WATER: (COLUMN NO.7) wise information about the amenities and land use pattern in the villages, consists of 20 columns· T Tap The data so collected from the Tahsi/dars and other W Well officials concerned were scrutinised and presented TK Tank under certain columns in codes. Such codes will TW Tube Well frequently be seen against column numbers 5 to 8, HP Hand Pump 10, 11, 13, 16 and 20. The following codes have R River been used against the facilities available in the F Fountain village. C Canal L Lake EDUCATIONAL: (COLUMN NO.5) S Spring N Nallah p Primary or Elementary School 0 Others NA Information not available (upto Class IV, M Middle School or Junior Secondary (from Class V to VIII) POST AND TELEGRAPH: (COLUMN NO.8) H Matriculation or Secondary School (Class IX and X) PO Post Office JC H:gher Secondary /PUC/ Intermediate/ TO Telegraph Office Jun ior College PTO Post and Talegraph Office C College Phone Telephcne Connection I Industrial School Tr Training School COMMUNICATIONS: (COLUMN NO. 10) AC Adult Literacy class/Centre o Other educational institutions which BS Bus Stop include Sanskrit Pathasala, Senior RS Railway Station Basic School NW Navigable Waterway MEDICAL (COLUMN NO.6) APPROACH TO VILLAGE: (COLUMN NO. 11) Hospital H PR Pucca Road Maternity and Child Welfare Centre MeW KR Kaccha Road or Maternity and Child Health Centre NR Navigable River Maternity Home MH NC Navigable Canal Child Welfare Centre CWC NW Navigable Waterway Health Centre HC FP Foot Path PHC Primary Health Centre PHS Primary Health Sub-Centre D Dispensary POWER SUPPLY: (COLUMN NO. 13) FPC Family Planning Centre ED Electricity for domestic purpose TB T. B. Clinic EAG Electricity for agriculture NH Nursing Home EO Electricity for other purposes like RP Registered Private Practitioner Industrial, Commercial etc. SMP Subsidised Medical Practitioner EA Electricity for all purposes listed CHW Community Health Worker above o Others 2 IRRIGATED BY SOURCE: (COLUMN NO. 16) REMARKS ETC. : (COLUMN NO. 20) N Copies of the News Papers GC Government Canal (coming in the village) PC Private Canal M Motor Cycles/Scooters W Well (without electricity) C Cars/Jeeps WE Well (with electricity) T Tractors TW Tube Well (without electricity) As an example an entry showing figures like TWE Tube Well (with electricity) P(2), or D(2), or T(35.21), TK (35.21) would indi TK Tank cate that the village has two primary schools, two dispensaries, extent of total irrigated land in the R River village is 35.21 hectares and extent of land irri L Lake gated by water from tanks is 35.21 hectares. WF Water Fall Where a facility is not available in the vi lIage the distance at which the facility available is 0 Others shown in broad ranges viz., -5 kms., 5-10 kms. T Total and 10+ kms. of the nearest place ARMUR TALUK .!: 'g ~ ~ 6· " ~ .. 0 u 0 ~· · 4> a · ,. g: g: ~ ~ u ·g 0 :a "·c c Z , " · ~ 1 g " "0· · ~ g u· 0 8· ~ " .; · ;:; U· ~ ~ 0 ~ ; c ~ ~ 0 ~ . 0 ] ~ u· .E ~ ti ~ E -u~ u :;) g iii· 0· Ci2 i~ .3 0 ·0 "0 :c I- !, .. "~ :z: " @ .., ..J III " 1 IoU II e ;; . ~ ~ V> ::r: Q Q "- ·" ·" <>l! « ~ " . 0 · -. .. "- t- "· ~ · o . a:: ~ :>· 0 .§ { 0 " I- § 0 ! ~ · CI. " u 0 "·0 :i: ;; Ii. " 0 " · 0 .. ., .ll .0 · ir :.· 0: · E· iii V> !· < c, ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ARMUR TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 70 Alur 37 Jalalpur 36 Nagapur 51 Amadapur 47 Joorpur 24 Nallur 80 Ankapur 83 Narayanpet 6 Annaram 92 Kaligota 1 Narkhoda (Gangaiadda) 87 Argul 21 Keshapur 8 Nikalpur 74 Armur 52 Khanapur 4 Noothpalle 48 Khudavandapur !) Badgoni 56 Kisannagar 75 Perket S4 Balkonda 29 Kodcherla 66 Pipri 39 Bardipur 20 Kojan Kothur 42 Bazarkothur 38 Komanpalle 72 Rampur 63 Bodepalle 13 Komatpalle 23 Ratnapur 84 BrahmanpaUe 11 Kondoor 57 Renjeda 2S Bhusapur 78 Kotha Armur 34 Kothapalle 22 Sangam 28 Chakriyal 91 Kulpak 31 Savel 76 Chepur 2 Kushtapur 14 Shahpur 4S Chimratpalle 60 Shetpalle 64 Chittapur 77 Lakhora 50 Siddapur 43 LakkampaUe 89 Sikandrapur 16 Dattapur 82 Lakshmapur 5 Sirpur 68 Degaon 26 Sonepet 61 Dharmora 49 Macherla 19 Srirampur 7 Donkeswar 40 Magdi S3 Surbiriyal 27 Dudgaon 46 Mallaram 79 Mamidpalle 44 Thalveda 6S Fatehpur 90 Manoharabad 86 Thorlikonda 67 Manthani 59 Thurat 3 Gadepalle 17 Marampalle 15 Tondkur 71 Gagupalle 69 Mardepalle 10 Ummeda 18 Ganga~amandar 12 Mayapur 85 Govindpet 30 Mendhora 62 Vannel Bashirabad 35 Mukpal 41 Vannel (khurd) 73 Isapalle 81 Munpalle 32 Velgutur 5S Vempalle 88 Jakranpalle 33 Nagampet 58 Venchariyal 3 4 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10 !-Kms. of the tion Name of Village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ______L __ ----., Code village (in r------., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the slop. Railway graph market. station if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Narkhoda 2.187.73 1St; 1.237 -5 10+ W PO 10 {. 5-10 (Gangagadda) 2 Ku,htapur Submerged in Sriramsagar Project 3 Gadepalle 729.24 455 2.086 P.M 10+ W PO lOt BS 4 NoothpaUe 1.107.63 538 2,463 P(2).M(2). 10+ W.HP PO 10+ BS H(2l 5 Sirpur 825.96 134 691 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10 6 Annaram 888.69 219 1.002 -5 -5 W -5 10+ -5 7 Donkeswar 1.718.70 558 2.716 P.M RP T.TK PO 10+ BS . 8 Nikalpur 1.049.35 307 1,365 p RP W.T PO 10+ BS 9 Badgoni 824.35 257 1.352 P.M RP W.TK PO 5-10 BS 10 Ummeda 1.575.04 331 1.526 P RP W.TK PO 5-10 BS 11 Kondoor 1,634.93 438 2.099 P.M RP W.TK PO 10+ 10+ 12 Mayapur 467.82 151 653 10+ 10+ W.TK PO -5 BS 13 Komatpalle 270.74 81 442 P RP W.TK PO 5-10 -5 14 Shahpur 537.02 281 1.410 P RP W.TK PO -5 BS 5 DIRECTORY and Land use ARMUR TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca------~------any place of tioD Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated wasle available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (\8) (19) (20) (1) KR Armur 33 Rice T (191.01) 1,029.12 30.35 937.25 M5 TK (163.49) W (27'52) Submerged in Sriramsagar Project 2 PR Armur 33 Rice T (123.83) 545.92 59.49 NS: Cl : Ml 3 TK (88.22) W (3561) PR Armur 26 ED Rice T (159.85) 612.69 161.85 173.21 NA:Ml 4 Jowar TK (132.74) W (27.11) KR Armur 38 Rice T (107.65) 513.54 204.77 NA: Ml 5 TK (90.65) W (17.00) KR Armur 36 Rice T (85.39) 582.75 52.20 168.35 6 Jowar TK (80.53) W (4.86) PR Armur 38 ED Rice T (354.91) 822.73 209.22 331.84 N4: C2: M3 7 GC (244.84) TK (87.41) W (22.66) PR Armur 37 ED Rice T (154.99) 279.64 419.66 195.06 8 GC (88.63) TK (53.01) W (13.35) PR Armur 38 Rice T (105.22) 248.07 32.78 438.28 N4: Ml 9 TK (99.15) W (6.07) PR Armur 32 Rice T (213.68) 329.41 44.52 986.62 M2: TI 10 TK (113.72) GC (99.96) PR Armur 32 Rice T (526.09) 541.87 145.69 421.28 11 TK (211.65) GC (202.34) 0 (105.62) W (6.48) PR Armur 26 ED Rice T (66.37) 236.34 10'12 154.59 12 TK (36.42) GC (28.33) TW (1.62) PR Armur 26 ED Rice T (82.15) 81.75 3278 70'42 13 TK (80.13) W (2.02) PR Armur 22 ED Rice T (206.39) 180.08 42.09 107.65 N2 14 TK (109.67) GC (88.22) W (8.50) 6 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amen;ties available (if not available within the vnJage. the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of VilIag.) of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,-__....L ___---, ,--______..J.... ______~ Code village (in No hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica_ holds tion water and days of tions (Bu&- (Potable) Tele- the stoP. Railway graph market, station if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 15 Tondkur 416.42 191 1.009 P RP W,T 5-10 5-10 . BS 16 Dattapur 387.69 239 1.163 P RP W,TK PO 5-10 BS 17 Marampalle 983.79 400 1,833 P 5-10 W,TK PO 5-10 -5 18 Ga ngasamandal 609.05 123 533 -5 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10 19 Srirampur 1.027.09 19 46 P 5-10 TK Po 10+ BS 20 Kojan Kothur Submerged under Sriramsagar Project 21 Keshapur 22 Sangam 466.20 21 79 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 23 Ratnapur 1,035,59 14 56 P -5 W.TK PO 10+ -5 24 Nallur -(Rural) 921.87 330 1,467 P RP W.TK PO -5 BS 2S Bhusapur (Rural) 663.69 351 1,531 P,AC RP W.TK PO -5 BS 26 Sonepet (Rural) 807.35 270 1.174 P CHW W,TK PO -5 BS 21 Dudgaon (Rural) 731.67 507 2,580 P (2). RP w PO, -5 BS M,H Phone 28 ChakriyaJ 549.97 264 1,128 P RP W PO -5 -5 29 Kodcher]a 646.28 223 1,005 P 5-10 W,HP,TK 5-10 5~10 BS 30 Mendhora 1.529.30 729 3,343 P.M RP,O W.HP PO 5-10 BS 7 DIRECTORY and Land use ARMUR TALUK Land use (Le., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca· ~------~------~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to viJIage and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (l) PR Armur 22 ED Rice T (96.31) 162.28 157.42 Tl 15 GC (76.08) TK (20.23) PR Armur 22 ED Rice T (142.45) 214.48 8.09 22.26 N2 16 TK (119.38) W (23.07) PR Armur 28 EA Rice T (156.61) 693.63 133.55 NA:Ml 17 TK (108.86) W (47.75) KR Armur 26 Rice T (56.25) 492.50 60.30 NA:MI III TK (44.51) W (11.74) PR Armur 26 Rice T (177.66) 112.09 565.75 171.59 19 TK (107.65) W (70.01) Submerged under Sriramsagar Project (20 t21 KR Armur 26 Rice T (9.31) 6.83 450.01 22 GC (8.90) W (0.41 ) KR Armur 21 Rice T (7.69) 7.28 1.019.31 23 GC (7.28) W (0.41) PR Srirams8gar 1 ED. Rice T (121.81) 118.17 114.52 567.37 Nll: Cl: M3 24 EAG Maize TK (85.79) GC (23.88) W (12.14) PR Sriramsagar 1 EA Rice T (118.98) 392.55 25.90 126.26 N5:Ml 25 TK (72.44) W (46.54) FR Sriramsagar 1 EA Rice T (71.63) 250.10 485.62 N4 26 TK (54.23) W (17.40) PR Sriramsagar 1 EA Rice T (126.66) 347.22 20.64 237.15 N4 :C3: M3 27 Maize GC (103.19) W (17.00) TK (6.47) FR Sriramsagar 4 EA Rice T (123.02) 226.63 33.59 166.73 Nt: Ml 28 Maize GC (108.05) W (14.97) PR Sriramsagar 6 EA Rice T (174.01) 288.54 39.66 144.07 N5 29 Maize GC (162.28) W (11.73 ) PR Sriramsagar 6 EA Rice T (322.53) 841.74 411.97 316.06 N5 30 GC (236.74) W (82.15) 0 (3.64) 8 VtllAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10 tKms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-----'-----, ,------'------, No. hectares) House- popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Conimunica- holds tion water and days of tions {Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop,Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 31 Savel 1,082.53 379 1,889 P RP W PO 5-10 BS 32 Velgutur 650.33 382 1,878 P,AC RP W,R PO 10+ BS 33 Nagampet 540.66 297 1,246 P RP W,HP PO 10+ BS 34 Kothapalle 794.40 412 1,758 P RP W,HP, PO 10+ BS TK 35 Mukpai 738.95 864 3,894 P(2), RP,H, W,HP,T PO,TO, 10+ BS M(2), CHW Phone H,AC S6 Nagapur 460.13 231 986 P RP W,HP, PO lOt BS TK 37 JalaJpur 901.64 211 98& P 0 W,TK PO ; 10+ BS 31 Komanpalle 738.55 349 1,640 P(2),M 5-10 W,TK PO - lOt BS 3' Bardipur 747.45 64 301 P(2)M,H -5 TK PO 10+ BS 40 Magdi 1,483.17 190 923 P D W,TK PO 10+ -5 41 Vannel (Khurd) 903.66 489 2,079 P RP W,TK PO 5-10 10+ 42 Bazarkothur 458.91 224 1.076 P RP W,TK PO -5 BS 43 Lakkampalle 805.73 175 944 P 5-10 W,T,TK PO 5-10 BS 9 DIRECTORY and Land use ARMUR TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ------.------.." any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest ( 11) (2) (\3) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Sriramsagar 10 EA Rice T (438.27) 273.16 85.80 28530 N8:CI:Ml:Tl 31 Maize TK (425.32) GC (11.33) W (1.62) PR Srir:unsa3ar 10 EA Rice T (34803 ) 88.22 30.35 183.73 N5: Ml: T1 32 GC (319,70) W (28,33) PR Sriramsagar 10 EA Rice T (82.15) 392.14 19.43 46.94 NI0: C2: M2 33 Maize TK (56.66) W (25.49) PR Sriramsagar 10 EA Rice T (190.20) 408.33 18.62 177.25 N6: Ml 34 TK (131.52) W (34.40) 0 (24.28) PR Sriramsr g3 r 10 EA Rice T (255.36) 389.30 23.07 71.22 Nl00:C9:MI0:T2 35 Maize GC (145.69) 0 (61.11 ) TK (48.56) PR Sriramsagar 13 EA Rice T (125.85) 260.22 11.74 62.32 N2: Ml 36 Maize GC (77.70) TK (32.37) W 05.78) PR Armur 16 EA Rice T (82.15) 270.73 97.94 450.82 N6:M4 37 Maize TK (48.97) W (17.00) GC (16.18) PR ArmuF 16 Rice T (168.75) 458.10 8.50 103.20 NA:Ml 38 TK (135.57) W (33.18) PR Anuur 16 Rice T (146,09) 202.34 252.12 146.90 39 W (75.27) TK (70.82) PR Armur 12 Rice T (140.42) 1,185.33 11.33 146.09 NA: C2: Tl 40 Jowar TK (122.21) W (18.21) PR Armur II ED Rice T (198.03) 564.54 30.76 95.10 NA:M4 41 TK (177.65) W (15.38) PR Arrour 27 ED Rice 'T (81.75) 209.63 92.67 42 0 (:i3.01) GC (24.69) TK (4.05) PR Armur 27 ED Rice T (400.23) 49.78 95.91 259.81 43 GC (200.32) TK (174.01) W (25.90) 10 VII-LAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRiCT Amenities Total number of AmeNities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of Village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,--__.. -L .. __ ~ Code village (in ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- halds lion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station, ifany Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 44 Thalveda 1,015.76 567 2,515 P RP W,TK PO 5-10 BS 45 Chimratpalle 715.08 240 1.217 P RP W,TK PO -5 BS 46 Mallaram 152.16 178 720 P -5 W,TK PO -5 -5 47 loorpur 326.18 32 174 P 5-10 W.TK 5-10 -5 BS 4& Khudavandapur 864.41 653 3,171 P,M D,RP W,TK PO 5-10 BS 49 Macherla 1,2.60.60 610 2,840 P(2), RP W.TK PO 10{- BS M(2),H 51} Siddapur 596.91 278 ], 147 P RP W,TK PO 10+ -5 501 Amadapur 596.91 233 998 P 5-10 W.TK. PO 5-10 BS HP 52 Khanapur 762.43 332 1.514 P 5-10 W.HP, PO 5-10 BS TK 53 Surbiriyal 650.33 437 2,116 P.M,AC 10+ W.TK PO,TO 10+ BS 54 Balkonda 2,108.41 2,170 lo,s-l2 P(3) PHC, W.T,TK PO.TO, 10+ BS M(2). MH,H,O HP PTO, H(2). Phone AC(2) 50) Vempabe 731.67 231 1,254 P(2), H W,HP,T PO. 10+ BS M(2).H Phone 56 Kisannagar NA 510 2,830 P,M,H -5 W -5 10+ -5 57 Renjer)a 1,216.89 668 2.994 P,M,H RP,PHS \\',HP PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO 11 DIRECTORY and Land use ARMUR TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca ______...,;..- ______-L ____'______~ any place 'of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (ll) (12) (13) (14) (15) (l6) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Armur 32 ED Rice T (377.98) 226.22 18.21 393.35 M2 44 TK (224.20) W (80.53) GC (73.25) PR Armur 26 ED Rice T (245.64) 111.29 51.40 306.75 45 TK 022.21) GC (105.62) W (17.81) PR Armur 27 ED Rice T (55.85) 19.02 209 75.27 46 TK (44 92) W (10.93) PR Arrour 21 ED Rice T (42.49) 156.61 75.27 51.31 47 TK (29.14) W (11.33) 0 (2.02) PR Arrour 19 ED Rice T (271.14) 1l1.l~ 157.83 247.26 CI :M3 48 TK (254.55) W (16.59) PR Arrour 19 Rice T (233.91) 494.93 302.30 2~.46 M2 49 Maize TK (225.41) GC (8.50) PR Arrour 27 ED Rice T (93.48) 159.83 295.83 47.75 M2 50 TK (81.75) W (11.73) PR Armur 8 EA Rice T (1l3.71 ) 350.05 92.67 NA 51 TK (106.43) W (7.28) FR Armur 14 EA Rice T (160.25) 443.54 0.41 158.23 NA:M2 52 TK (133.14) W (27.11) PR Arrour 11 EA Rice T (205.17) 378.38 66.78 NA :M5 53 GC (84,58) TK (79.72) W (40.87) PR Armur 13 EA Rice T (732.88) 977.72 397.111 NISO:C5:M12 54 Maize TK (388.50) GC (283.68) W (60.70) PR Sriramsagar 10 EA Rice T (153.78) 371.10 20.64 186.15 N3: MI 55 Maize TK (70.82) W (52.20) 0 (30.76) PR Sriramsagar 10 Rice NA NA NA NA NA 56 Maize PR Sriramsagar 11 EA Rice T (141.64) 782.26 64.75 228.24 N120:Cl:M6:Tl 57 TK (93.08) W (38.04) GC (10.52) 12 VrLLAGE' NIZAMABAD.:OISTRICT Am.enities Total number of Amen)ties available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca Total area households and in broad ranges v'z.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of Village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~--~--~ ~------~------~ No hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi ca •. holds tion . water and days of tions (Bus· (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 58. Venchariyal 863.19 148 584 P RP W,HP,R PO 10+ BS 59 Thurat 1,028.71 387 1,579 P RP W,HP, PO 10-1, BS TK 60 Shetpal1e 733.69 395 1,801 p, RP W,HP, PO lOr BS TK 61 Dharmora 858.34 361 1,628 P,M RP W,R PO 10+ BS 62 Vannel Eashirabad 660.85 688 3,105 P,M RP W,HP, PO,TO 10+ BS TK 63 Bodepalle 1,194.63 296 1,400 P{2), -5 W,TK PO 10+ BS M,H 64 Chittapur 897.59 441 2,097 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS 65 Fatehpur 915.40 490 2,162 P,M 5-10 W,TW PO 5-10 BS 66 Pipri 1493.29 916 4.278 P,M,H -5 W,HP,TK PO -5 BS 67 Manthani 756.36 571 2,670 P,M -5 W;HP, PO,TO 5-10 BS TK 68 Degaon 1,474.67 541 2,463 P,M D,PHC W.HP, PO 10+ BS TK 13 DIRECTORY and Land use ARMUR TALUK Land use (i e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca------;------" any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vat ion interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) . (19) (20) (1) PR Sriramsagar 12 EA Rice T (143.66) 624.02 93.48 N2: T1 58 Maize GC (93.07) 0 (18.21) W (16.19) TK (16.19) PR Sriramsagar 15 EA Rice T (136.38) 631.3 t 20.23 240.79 N6: M2: Tl 59 Maize TK (85.79) W (26.31) 0 (24.28) PR Armur 24 EA Rice T (173.21) 348.43 14.16 197.89 Bug2aramana 60 Maize TK (97.53) Jathara, N5 : M2 W (53.42) 0 (22.26) PR Sriramsagar 14 EA Rice T (209.22) 371.10 61.11 216.91 N5: M3 61 TK (141.64) 0 (35.21) W (32.37) PR Armur 19 ED, Rice T (104.41) 477.13 32.37 46.94 N125: Ml 62 BAG TK (53.82) W (5059) PR AnnUf 16 EA Rice T (260.21) 717.91 48.57 167.94 NI0: M3 63 Maize GC (152.16) TK (69.61) W (38.44) PR Armur 10 EA Rice T (182.91 ) 509.10 32.78 172.80 NI0 : C2:M2 : 11 64 TK (72.44) GC (58.27) W (46.13) TWE (6.07) PR Anuur 10 EA Rice T (428.97) 167.54 44.52 274.38 N4: M2 65 GC (263.05) WE (121.41) W (44.51) PR Armur 5 EA Rice T (518.40) 241.60 509.50 .223.79 N20: M4 66 TK (202.34) WE (165.92) GC (133.95) W (16.19) PR Armur 10 EA Rice T (265.47) 369.08 1012 111.69 NA:Cl:M3:T1 67 Jowar TK (219.74) W (45.73) PR Armur 16 EA Rice T (316.06) 740.98 16.19 401.44 NA:C2:M5:Tl 6& Jowar GC (228.65) TK (53.42) W (33.99) 14 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5Kms; ,-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of vilh ge of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,.-----..).._----., ------...).._------, No. hectares) House- Popula- Erlucational Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communica holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 69 Mardepalle 492.10 305 1,315 p -5 W,HP, PO 10+ 10-/. TK 70 Alur 1,418.02 1,148 5,037 P,M,H PHC,RP W,TK PO,TO 5·10 BS 71 Gagupalle 497.36 154 794 -5 ·5 TK PO 5·10 BS 72 Rampur 285.30 92 417 P -5 W,HP, PO 5-10 5-10 TK 73 Isapalle 764.85 407 1,999 P -5 W,TK PO -5 BS 74 Armur 1,878.00 Urban area (Armur town) 7S Perket 996.33 771 3,900 P,M -5 T PO -5 BS 76 Chepur 1,231.05 657 3,140 P,M 5-10 W,HP, PO,TO -5 BS TK 77 Lakhora 560.89 409 1,890 P,M 5·10 W,TK PO -5 BS 78 Kotha Armur 478.34 318 1,611 P -5 W,TW PO -5 BS 79 Mamidpalle 308.73 364 1,729 P 5-10 W,TW PO 5-10 BS 80 Ankapur 892.33 982 4,173 P,M 5·10 W,HP, PO 5-10 BS TK 15 DIRECTORY and Land use ARMUR TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca------any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cul(i- a!'c_11aeological vation Interest (II) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) {I 6) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) (I) PR Anuur 12 EA Rice T (180.89) 251.31 0.81 59.09 NA: Ml .9 Jowar GC (124.64) TK (48.56) W (7.69) PR Armur 10 ED Rice T (754.73) 256.98 192.23 214.08 NA: Cl: M3 70 0 (374.33) GC (305.13) TK (75.27) PR Armur 8 ED Rice T (159.04) 60.70 161.87 114.12 71 GC (l13.31) TK (39.66) W (6.07) PR Armur 6 EA Rice T (56.25) 18615 24,69 18.21 NA 72 Jowar W (28.73) TK (1416) GC (13.36) PR Armur 5 EA Rice T (300.27) 133.14 234.72 96.72 N3: Ml 73 GC (121.41) TK (84.98) WE (73.65) W (20.23) Urban area (Armur town) 74 PR Armur 3 EA Rice T (505.85) 241.60 '(,3.77 165.11 N20:C3:M6:T2 75 GC (202.34) WE (202.34) TK (80.94) W (20.23) PR Armur 6 EA Rice T (380. 4 O) 242.81 242.81 356.93 N4: M2 76 GC (242.81) TK (113.31) W (12.14) WE (12.14) PR Armur 7 EA Rice T (223.79) 125.45 12.14 199.51 N4 77 GC (121040) TK 180.94) WE (16.19) W (5.26) PR Armur 3 EA Rice T (182.10) 125.46 48.56 122.22 NI· M2: TI 78 GC (161.87) WE (12.14) W (8.09) PR Armur 5 EA Rice T (216.50) 110.88 8.10 73.25 N4 79 GC (167.13) WE (32.37) W (17.00) PR Armur 6 EA Rice T (445.15) 244.03 57.06 146.09 NIO: M30: T4 80 WE (242.81) GC (125.45) TK {72.84} W (4.05) 16 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-SKms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of villa~e of the population nearest pbce where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~---_)~------." ------'------, No. hectares) Housc- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of lions (Bus_ (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (S) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 81 Munpalle 1,528.S0 601 2,868 P,M -S T,W,HP PO,TO, -S BS Phone 82 Lakshmapur 714.27 231 1,162 P lOt W PO 10+ BS 83 Narayanpet 295.42 156 738 P 10-1- W PO 10-1- BS 84 BrahmanpaUe 537.83 378 1,824 P,M '1-10 W,TW PO 5-10 BS TK 85 Govindpet 787.92 638 2,971 P(2), 5-10 W,TK PO,TO 5-10 BS M(2),H, 0 86 Thorlikonda 1,311.59 677 3,269 P,M,H MeW W,TW, PO 5-10 BS TK 87 Argul 1,326.35 734 3,279 P,M,H,O 5-10 W,HP,TK PO 5-10 BS 88 Jakranpalle 1.362.17 938 4,314 P,M,H 10-1, W,HP, TK PO 10+ BS 89 Sikandrapur 981.36 260 1,246 P 5-10 W,HP PO S-10 BS 90 Manoharabad 551.18 260 779 P 10+ W,TK,R PO lOt BS 91 Kulpak 908.92 297 1,515 P 10+ W,HP,TK PO 10+ BS 92 Kaligota 1,133.93 584 2,577 P,M MCW W, TK PO 10+ BS 17 DIRECTORY and Land use ARMUR TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca· ------'------~-~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and dist:wce supply food by source gated W~lste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti· archaeologi cal vation interest (11 ) (2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) 0) PR Armur 2 EA Rice 427.35 T (175.63) 417.64 157.02 350.86 N7: M2: T1 81 Maize TK (82.55) WE (80.94) W (12.14) PR Armur 10 EA Rice 221.77 T (106.83) 125.05 260.62 Nl 112 Maize WE (63.94) TK (33.99) W (8.90) PR Armur 10 EA Rice T (129.09) 20.24 58.27 87.82 NI 83 Maize WE (96.72) TK (19.02) W (13.35) PR Armur 5 EA Rice T (261.02) 165.52 91.05 N3: C2: M2 84 GC (212.46) WE (40.47) W (8.09) PR Annur 8 EA Rice T (384.45) 205.17 60.30 138.00 N5: C3 : M4 : Tl 85 GC 023.75) WE (5058) W (10.12) PR Armur 6 EA Rice T ( 384.45) 63.54 677,04 186.56 N2: M2 86 GC (323.75) WE (50.58) W (10.12) PR Armur 8 EA Rice T (505.86) 233.50 149.73 506.26 N5: Tl 37 Maize WE(355.72) TK(l13.31) GC (34.40) W (2.43) PR Arl11ur 10 EA Rice T (550.37} 345.20 8.09 458.51 NIO: M2: T1 88 WE (283.28) TK (246.86) W (20.23) PR Armur 13 EA Rice 472.27 T (76.89) 273.97 40.87 117 .36 89 TK (68.80) W (8.09) PR Annur 13 EA Rice T (87.41) 346.41 36.42 80.94 Nl TK (30.75) ~O WE (28.33) GC (28.33) PR Armur 11 EA Rice T (118.98) 478.74 84.98 226.22 NI : Cl: Ml ~l TK (96.72) o (12.14) WE (10.12) PR Annur 16 EA Rice T (410.35) 467:01 70.42 18S.15 N2: MI 92 Maize GC (337.51) o (48.56) WE (24.28) BHEEMGAL TALUK to I 00 ....en ...; 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J 'II ! > " }ln1V.L ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BHEEMGAL TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (l) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) 40 Aklur 52 Inayat Nagar 45 Peeda Bheemgal 27 Ameenapur 64 Pedda Val god 1~ Anksapur 39 Jagriyal 68 Pipri 29 Jankampet 13 Pochampalle 48 Babanagar 65 Pothnur 47 Babapur 19 Kammarpalle 49 Puraoipet 69 Bachanpalle 56 Karep.llle 22 Ba.sheerabad 25 Komanpa'le 57 Rahatnagar 60 Bejjora 53 Konapur 80 Ramadgu 93 Belur 36 Konasamandar 33 Ramannapet S Bhattapur 91 Kondapur 75 Ravutla 46 Bheemgal 78 Kondur 71 Reachpalle 90 Kothalpalle 63 RekulpaUe 41 Chaingal 43 Kothapalle 85 ChimanplJle 16 Kuknur 28 Sahebpet 77 Chinna Valgod 83 Kadklu 61 Salampur 21 Choutpallc 62 Sikandrapur 34 Lakshmapur 81 Sirkonda 9 Dammannapet 59 Lingampur Chouth 24 Sunkat 35 Dammanpet (Ameernagar) 54 Devakkapet 83 Mallora 3 Tadla Rampur SO Devanpalle 72 Manal 4 Tadpakal 1 Domchanda 37 Mendhora 55 Thallapalle 12 Donkal 17 Mortad 23 Donpal 32 Mothe 73 Thatpalle 44 Dubbak 67 Muchkur 10 Thimmapur 89 Musheer Nagar 92 Tumpalle 88 Gadkol 70 Gangarai 8 Nagapur 7 Uploor 94 Gargepahad 30 Narkhoda 66 Gongappul 51 Narsapur 18 Vaddiyat 76 Nyavandi 86 Guddi Lingapur 31 Vel pur 2 Gumeriyal 74 Guntepalle 14 Padgal 26 Venkatapur 87 Pakhal 20 Hasakothur 11 Palem 42 Wadi 79 Honnajipet 58 Pallikonda 82 Hussain Nagar 84 Pandimadugu 6 Yergatla 19 20 VillAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRiCT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and lO+Kms. of the tion Name of Village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,---- ____1 ____ -, ( ______.~L ______, Code village (in No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- helds tion water and days of tions (Bus . (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market. station, ifany Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Domchanda 901.23 222 1,102 P RP(2) W,R 10+ 10+ BS 2 Gumeriyal 1,029.92 415 1,677 P RP(3) W,TK 5-10 5-10 BS 3 Tadla Rampur 640.62 519 2,234 P,M RP(4) W,TK PO 5-10 BS 4 Tadpakal 872.10 287 1,573 P RP(2) W,TK PO 5-10 BS 5 Bhattapur 653.97 216 974 P -5 W,HP,O PO -5 BS 6 Yergatla 2,337.05 864 4,054 P,M,H D,RP(S) W,HP, PO -5 BS TK 7 Uploor um.33 750 3,394 P D,RP(4) W,TK PO 5-10 BS 8 Nagapur 460.13 198 931 P -5 W,TK PO 5-10 BS 9 Dammannapet 238.76 14 65 -5 -5 TK PO 5-10 BS 10 Thimmapuf 1,575.44 640 2,707 P RP W,HP, PO, 10+ BS TK TO, Phone 11 Palem 1,659.61 459 2,311 P,M RP(2) W,HP, PO, 10+ BS 0 TO, Phone 12 Donkal 1,246.52 642 2.944 P,M RP(3) W,TK PO, 10+ BS TO 13 Pochampalle 485.L2 118 517 P 10+ W PO, 10+ BS Phone 21 DIRECTORY and Land use BHEEMGAL TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca------"------, any place-of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and di,tance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Armur 14 EAG Rice T (138.81) 121.40 296.23 344.79 N2: Ml Maize GC (98.34) W (28.33) TK ( 12.14) PR Armur 17 EAG Rice T (264.26) 179.28 382.02 203.15 N2: Tl 2 Maize GC (186.15) W (39.66) TK (38.45) PR Armur 15 EO, Rice T (342.77) 90.65 26.71 180.08 NI0: M3 3 EAG MaizE' GC (288.14) TK (34.40) W (20.23) PR Armur 15 EAG Rice T ( 12.l.02) 144.88 233.91 369.48 N5 4 Maize GC ( 123.02) PR Armur t:! EAG Rice T (208.01) 25.09 146.09 274.38 N5: Ml: Tl 5 Maize GC (114.53) W (58.27) WE (35.21) PR Armur 15 EO, Rice 188.58 T (602.98) 898.40 333.86 312.42 NI0:C3:M2:T1 6 EAG Maize TK (602.98) PR Armur 12 EAG Rice 42.49 T (258.59) 556.85 861.57 157.02 NI0: M3 7 Maize TK (258.59) PR Sriramsagar 12 EO, Rice 22.66 T (55.85) 149.33 168.35 62.73 N5: Ml 8 EAG Maize TK (55.04) W (0.41) WE (0.40) PR Anuur 20 Rice T (20.64) 113.31 85.39 19.42 9 TK (20.64) PR Sriramsagar 18 EO, Rice T (298.25) 10.12 1,005.64 261.02 N6:M2 1('J EAG Maize WE (224.60} TK (.52.61) W (21.04) PR Sriramsagar 15 EO, Rice T (412.37) 16.19 990.26 240.79 NI0: M2 11 EAG Maize WE (238.36) TK ( 123.83) R (39.66) W (10.52) PR Sriramsagar 18 EA Rice T (298.66) 458.51 68.80 418.85 N15 : M2 12 Maize TK (157.42) (83.37) °W (57.87) PR Armur 16 EA Rice T (88.62) 195.87 121.41 71.22 Nl 13 (59.08) °W (29.54) 22 VIllAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in bro:ld ranges viz ,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10tKms. of the of the population tion Name of Village ( _____nearest .--______place where the 1. facility ______available is given) Code village (in I~----)~------' No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, stat'on, if any Waterway} (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) 15) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 14 Padgal 1.609.43 904 4,413 P,M,H D,RP(4) T PO, 10+ BS TO, Phone 15 Anksapur 820.70 564 2,700 P,M RP(2) W,TW, PO 10+ BS TK 16 Kuknur 629.69 170 1,205 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 17 Mortad 2,323.70 1,797 8,697 P(2), D,PHC, W,T,HP PO, 10+ BS M(2),H RP(5) TO, PTO, Phone 18 Vaddiyat 766.07 323 1,508 P RP(2) W,HP, PO, lOt BS TK Phone 19 Kammarpalle 1,689.15 865 3,939 p(2), RP W,HP, PO, Sunday BS M,H,O TK Phone 20 Hasakothur 1,458.48 754 3,363 P,M RP(4) W,TW, PO 5-10 BS TK 21 Choutpalle 1,466.98 816 3,469 P(2), D,H,MH, W PO, 10+ BS M,H,O MCW TO, Phone 22 Basheerabad 1,843.74 584 2,831 P,M RP(2) HP,TK PO 10+ BS 23 Donpal 639.40 170 815 P -5 W,HP, PO 10+ -5 TK 24 Sunkat 1.199.49 580 2.443 P,M RP(4) W PO 10+ BS 25 Komanpalle 329.41 220 986 P W,TK,R PO -5 23 DIRECTORY and land use BHEEMGAl TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ------_. ------~ any place of tion Approach Neurest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Armur 13 EA Rice T (389.30) 782.26 33.59 404.28 N39: Ml 14 TK (252.52) W ([36.78) PR Armur 13 EA Rice T ('267.50) 343.58 87.00 122.62 N12: M4: T2 15 TK (194.25) W (73.25) PR Armur 15 EA Rice T (203.96) 239.57 20.24 165.92 N4 16 Maize W (116.14) TK (63.54) (24.28) PR Armur 20 EO, Rice °T (1,119.36) 10.12 787.11 407.11 N50:CI6:MI5 17 EAG Maize WE (636.57) TK (371 .. 50) R (79.32) W (31.97) PR Arn1Uf 24 EO, Rice T (324.15) 16.19 284.09 140.83 NIO: M3 18 EAG Maize WE (219.74) TK (76.89) W (18.62) R (8.90) PR Armur 17 EO, Rice 195.46 T ( 101.5i) 1,168.24 6.07 17.81 N30:C5:MI7:T1 19 EAG Maize TK (99.55) W (2.02) PR Metpalli 13 EO, Rice 325.77 T (440.29) 501.00 191.42 NI0:Cl:M2 20 EAG Maize W (284.49) TK (155.80) PR Metpalli 11 EO, Rice 167.94 T (81.34) 653.57 539.04 24.28 NIO:C9:M5:T2 21 EAG Maize TK (70.82) WE (6.07) W (4.45) PR Metpalli 12 EO, Ricc 732.48 T (277.21 ) 747.86 86.19 NIO:C2:M3 22 EAG Maize TK ('!31.8S) W (31.57) WE (13.76) PR Armur 25 EAG Rice 39.25 T (89.84) 161.06 348.43 23 Maize TK (6475) W (25.09) PR Armur 20 EA Rice 188.18 T (24362) 445.96 42.90 278.83 N2:CLM4 24 Maize TK (100.36) W (98.74) (44.52) PR Armur 12 EA Rice T° (95.10) 159.45 19.02 55.04 M2 25 Maize TK (65.15) W (25.50) 0 (4.45) 24 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10 J-Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,..--____ L ___ -... ,--______f~ ______-__, Code village (i n No. hectares) House- PopuJa- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (BLls_ \Potable) Tele- the stop,Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (l0) 26 Venkatapur 239.98 193 1,066 P 10+ W,TK PO 10+ BS 27 Ameenapur 174.82 213 1,010 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS 28 Sahebpet 385.26 70 350 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS 29 Jankampet 349.24 265 1,160 P 5-1(\ W,TW PO 5-10 BS 30 Narkhoda 1,742.98 820 3,678 P,M D W,TK PO 10+ BS 31 Velpur 1,886.64 1.399 6,552 P,M,H D,RP(2) T,TK PO, 10+ BS TO 32 Mothe 1,445.13 759 3,348 P,M RP(2) . W,TK PO 10+ BS 33 Ramannapet 1,545.49 643 3,112 P,M RPO) W,TK PO -5 BS 34 Lakshmapur 297.44 Uninhabited 35 Dammanpet 1,418.42 171 787 P(2), RP W 5-10 5-10 BS (Ameernagar) M,H 36 Konasamandar 919.04 543 2,604 P RP(3) W,TK PO 5-10 BS 37 Mendhora 1,086.17 441 2,048 P 5-10 W,TK PO 5-10 BS 38 Kupkal 1,218.10 126 569 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 25 DIRECTORY and Land use BHEEMGAL TA,LUK Land use (Le" area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded uplO 2 decimal places) inCluding Loca------...... any place of tion Approach Neare,t town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No, (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )" PR Armur 20 EA Rice T (70,82) 108.05 61.11 N2 26 Maize TK (49.37) W (12.14) 0 (9.31) PR Armur 12 EA Rice T (68.39) 64.75 0.81 40.06 NI 27 GC (65.56) W (2.83) PR Armur 15 EA Rice T (82.15) 124.M 129.50 48.16 Nl 28 W (32.78) TK (25'9C) GC (23.47) PR Armur 10 EA Rice T (134.35) 106.84 17.00 91.05 29 TK (72.44) WE (41.68) W (20.23) PR Armur 15 EA Rice T (492.10) 895.97 67.18 287.73 N5:C2:M2:T1 30 Maize W (243.62) TK (203.56) 0 (44.92) PR Armur 18 EA Rice T (585.17) 801.28 90.24 401.85 NI55:CI2:MI0: 31 TK (149.73) T1 W ([47.30) TW (146.50) GC (77.70) WE (63.94) PR Armur 18 EA Rice T (343.17) 715.48 386.48 N4:Ml 32 Maize 0 (163.90) TK (131.52) W (47.75) PR Armur 16 EA Rice 518.40 T (216.91 ) 577.48 30.3:5 201.13 N5 33 TK (170.78) 0 (23.87) W (22.26) Uninhabited 34 PR MetpalJi 18 Rice 842.15 T (29.14) 519.21 2.43 25.49 Ml 35 Maize TK (27.11) W (2.03) PR Metpalli 26 EO, Rice 504.64 T ( 136.78) 51.80 151. 76 73.65 N5: M2 36 EAG Maize TK ([36.78) PR Metpalli 32 ED Rice 84.98 T (159.85 ) 429.37 2.43 409.54 NA 37 Maize TK (154.59) W (5.26) PR Armur 27 EA Rice 452.44 T (58.68) 164.70 219.34 322,94 M3 38 Maize W (31.16) TK (21.85) 0 (5.67) 26 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz .. -5Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) r--___t ____ -.. ".-______c ______Code village (in No. hectares) House- Po pula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Commun1ca_ holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Rail wa y graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) \8) (9) (10) 39 Jagriyal 706.17 257 1,139 P -5 W,TK PO, -5 BS TO 40 Aklur 897.19 246 1,161 P(2), D W,TK PO 5-10 5-10 M,H 41 Chaingal 1,614.69 581 2,773 P,M 10+ W,TK PO 10+ BS 42 Wadi 275.19 IS8 730 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ -5 43 Kothapalle 580.32 120 579 P,AC 10+ W,TK,C PO 10+ 10+ 44 Dubbak 2,195.82 673 3,626 P 10+ W,TK,R PO 10+ BS 45 Pedda Bheemgal 1,851.84 797 3,740 P 5-10 W,TK PO 10+ BS 46 Bheemgal 1,550.75 1,552 7,594 P,M,H, D(2),H, W,HP, PO, Monday BS JC PHC T TO 47 Babapur 54.23 356 1,857 p ~5 W PO, 5-10 BS Phone 48 Babanagar 538.64 78 376 P -5 W.HP PO ~5 BS 49 Puranipet 395.38 258 1,324 P -5 W,HP, PO -5 BS TK SO Devanpalle 1.178.04 81 444 p 5-10 W, 5-10 5-10 5-10 TK 51 Narsapur 1,514.33 179 809 P 10+ W,TK PO 10+ 10+ 52 Inayat Nagar 788.73 107 492 P 10+ W,TK 5-10 5-10 5-10 2.7 DIRECTORY and Land use BHEEMGAL TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca------. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (1 I) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Armur 25 EA Rice T (132.74) 216.51 141.64 155.40 N2 39 Maize W (81.75) TK (48.97) 0 (2.02) PR Anuur 18 EA Rice T (188.18) 220.15 80.94 407.11 Nl: Tl 40 Maize TK (113.72) W (67.99) 0 (6.47) PR Armur 15 ED, Rice T (266.28) 1,02668 161.87 159.85 N10: M3 41 EAG Maize TK (180.08) W (86.20) KR Armur 18 EA Rice T (70.01) 16916 14.16 21.04 42 TK (41.68 ) W (28.33) PR Anuur 19 EA Rice T (17.80) 231.88 266.28 64.34 43 W (15.78) 0 (2.02) PR Nizamabad 27 ED, Rice 434.63 T (251.71 ) 1,229.03 280.04 M2:Tl 44 EAG Maize WE (145.28) GC (106.43) PR Annur 26 ED, Ricc T (625.64) 692.01 275.59 258.60 C1:M2:Tl 45 EAG Maize TK (385.26) W (211.24) 0 (29.14) PR Armur 19 ED, Rice T (346.00) 220.96 30.3~ 953.44 NA:C2:M6:T2 46 EAG Maize TK (206.79) W (139.21) PR Armur 27 ED, Rice T (12.95) 28.33 12.95 N4 47 EAG Jowar TK (8.90) W (4.05) PR Armur 25 ED, Rice T (57.87) 331.03 106.03 43.71 N5 48 EAG Jowar TK (29.95) W (27.92) PR Armur 27 ED. Rice T (104.00) 219.34 20.23 50.99 N5: M2: T1 49 EAG Jowar TK (76.89) W (27.11) KR Armur 35 ED Rice 492.50 T (17.40) 165.52 34.80 467.82 NI 50 Maize TK (10.52) W (6.88) KR Armur 20 ED. Rice 986.62 T (54.23) 291.78 4.05 176.04 NA 51 EAG Maize TK (38.85) W (15.38) KR Armur 42 Rice T (14.16) 170.78 184.13 418.85 52 Maize W (14.16) 28 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amen;ties available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca· Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-S Kms; 5~10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of Village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,----'-----, ,-__ ... ______t ______--, No hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions CBu~- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station if any Waterway) (lJ (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 53 Konapur 2,753.07 356 1.628 P 5-10 W,TK 5-10 5-10 5-10 54 Devakkapet 545.51 129 716 P 10+ W,TK 10+ 10+ 10+ 55 ThallapaJle 1,413.56 42 232 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10 56 Karepalle 1,488.83 63 416 P 10+ W,TK 5-10 10+ 5-10 57 Rahatnagar 326.18 112 603 P 5-10 W,TK 5-10 5-10 10+ 58 Pallikonda 1,809.75 501 2,167 P,M -5 W,HP,TK PO .5 BS S9 Lingampur Chouth 254.14 118 544 P 5-10 W,TK -5 5-10 -5 60 Bejjora 780.64 318 1,566 P -5 W,TK,R PO -5 BS 61 Salampur 286.92 14 66 5-10 5-10 W,TK 5-10 5-10 BS 62 Sikandrapur 900.02 301 1.514 P 10+ W,HP, PO 10+ 10+ TK 63 RekulpaUe 1,230.65 277 1,449 P 10+ W,TK -5 5-10 BS 64 Pedda Val god 1,270.71 416 2,134 P H W PO 10+ BS 65 Pothnur 138 710 P(2),M, 10+ W,TK -5 10+ -5 H 66 Gongappul 1,023.85 426 2,106 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 67 Muchkur 1,140.00 684 3,367 P,M,H Mew, W,TK PO 5-10 BS MH 29 DIRECTORY and Land use BHEEMGAL TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ------~------any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Cuitllrabl: Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for eulti- archaeological vation interest (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) KR Arll1ur 48 ED, Rice 1655.56 T (91.05) 915.40 66.77 23.47 53 EAG Maize W (72.44) TK (16.18) 0 (2.43) KR Annur 42 Rice 256.16 T (28.33) 205.58 14.57 40.87 54 Maize W (28.33) KR Armur 38 Rice 1343.15 T (0.81 ) 60.30 lUO 55 Maize W (0.81) KR Arl11ur 40 Rice T (8.09) 93.08 6.88 1,3BO.78 56 Maize TK (8.09) KR Armur 40 Rice T (9.71) 7.29 309.18 Ml 57 Maize W (6.88) TK (2.83) PR Armur 32 ED, Rice T (261.02) 450'82 1,097.10 N7 58 EAG Maize TK (159.44 ) W (101.58) KR Armur 35 Rice T (48.56) 65.96 37.64 101.98 59 Maize TK (37.63) W (10.93) Pit Armur 28 ED, Rice T (237.55) 297.45 62.32 183.32 N5: M!: Tl 60 EAG Maize TK ( 127.07) W (! 10.48) PR Armur 35 EAG Rice T (92.67) 118.98 5.26 69.61 61 Maize W (92.67) KR Anuur 30 EA Rice T ( 140.83) 33589 138.00 284.90 N2:CI :MI: TI 62 Ma;ze W (76.49) TK (64.34) PR Nizamabad 20 ED, Rice 220.55 T (195.46) 636.97 86.60 91.05 63 EAG Jowar GC (107.24) WE (76.48) W (11.74) PR Nizamabad 35 ED, Rice T (\ 96.27) 57061 412.37 90.65 Ml 64 EAG Maize WE (133.55) GC (62.72) KR Armur 26 ED, Rice T (110.48) 227.43 2.43 135.57 TI 65 EAG Maize WE (65.96) GC (38.85) W (5.67) PR Armur 35 ED, Jawar T (2 \ 2.05) 551.18 210.03 49.78 Tl 66 EAG Maize WE (\21.40) GC (70.82) w (19.83) PR Arnlllr 35 ED, Rice T (382.02) 47065 24.28 263.05 NIO: M2: T3 67 EAG Maize TK (210.84) W (17) .18) 30 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRiCT Amenities Total number of Am;:nities available (if not available within the village,the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of Village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,--____L ______, Code village (in ------___ ~_I- ______--..., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica_ h@lds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market. station, ifany Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 68 Pipri 1,491.26 279 1,219 P 5-10 W,TK PO 5-10 BS 69 Bachanpalle 297.85 242 1.181 P 5-10 W,TK PO, 5-10 BS Phone 70 Gangarai 303.92 11 82 10+ 10+ W,TK 10+ 10+ 5-10 71 Reachpalle 1,488.83 Uninhabited 72 Manal 5,369.76 570 3,331 P 10+ W,TK PO 10+ 10+ 73 Thatpalle 1, 147 .28 140 730 P 10+ W,TK 10+ 10+ BS 74 Guntepalle NA Uninhabited 75 Ravutla 2,414.75 380 1,746 P 10+ W,TK PO 10+ -5 76 Nyavandi 2,060.25 764 3.597 P 10+ W,TK PO 10+ BS 77 Chinna Valgod 650.33 207 1,049 P 10+ W,TK -5 10+ -5 78 Kundur 1,5\5.54 546 2,611 P -5 W,HP, PO 10+ 10+ TK 79 Honnajlpet 2,301.85 818 4,037 P 10+ W,TK PO 10+ BS 80 Ramadgu 807.75 200 949 P -5 W,TK -5 10+ BS 81 Sirkonda 726.41 525 2,602 P,M,H D,HC W,TK PO 10+ BS 82 Hussain Nagar 841.74 265 1,088 P -5 W,TK -5 10+ BS 83 Manora 1,593.65 202 1,044 P -5 W PO 10+ -5 84 Pandimadugu 1,231.46 141 815 P 10+ W,TK 10+ 10+ BS 85 Chimanpalle 915.40 128 650 P 10+ W,TK 10+ 10+ BS 31 DIRECTORY and Land use BHEEMGAL TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- ------~. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- CuIturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest (11) (12) ( (3) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) PR Armur 35 ED, Rice 820.70 T ( 143.66) 316.87 41.28 168.75 68 EAG Maize TK (78.91) W (64.75) PR Armur 35 ED, Rice T (135.57) 110.37 11.33 40.06 Cl: Ml (,9 EAG Maize TK (70.82) W (64.75) KR Armur 35 Rice 285.71 T (8.50) 6.47 3.24 70 Maize W (850) Uninhabited 71 KR Metpalli 35 Rice 3696.79 T (65.15) 1,363.79 220.96 23.07 72 Jowar GC (35.6\ ) W (29.54 ) PR Sirsilla 32 ED, Rice 781.85 T (20.64) 99.96 229.46 15.38 73 EAG Jowar W (20.64) Uninhabited 74 KR Armur 45 ED, RIce 1593.65 T (144.88) 554.01 .B.59 88.22 M2 75 EAG Jowar W (72.84) GC (66.37) W (5.67) PR Armur 40 ED, Rice 630.50 T (311. 20) 858.74 18.62 241.19 M3; Tl 76 EAG Jowar GC ( 176.44) WE (134.76) KR Armur 37 ED, Rice T ( 110.48) 403.07 74.87 61.92 77 EAG Maize GC (69.61) WE (4087) KR Armur 38 ED, Rice T (275.19) 114.12 743.81 382.42 C3; Tl 78 EAG Jowar W (275.19) PR Kamareddy 35 ED, Rice 438.68 T (334.67) 797.23 618.76 111.69 Cl: Tl 79 EAG Maize W (165.92) GC ( 126.67) WE (42.08) PR Kamarcddy 29 ED, Rice T (87.41) 607.03 59.08 53.82 80 EAG Jowar WE (87.41 ) PR Annur 30 ED, Rice 342.77 T (113.31 ) 146.09 3.24 121.00 MI; Tl 81 EAG Jowar GC 013.31) PR Kamareddy 29 ED, Riee T ( 154.59) 89.84 138.40 458.91 82 EAG Jowar W (121.00) TK (33.59) KR Armur 42 ED, Rice 869.67 T (148.52) 536.61 0040 38.45 83 EAG Jowar WE (91.05 ) GC ( 57.47) PR Kamareddy 35 Rice T (34.40\ 87.01 320.91 789.14 84 Jowar W (34.40) PR Kamareddy 35 Rice 282.87 T (121.41) 469.84 41.28 85 Jowar GC (101.17) W (20.24) 32 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not ava ilable within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the lion Name of village of the population nearest pLtce where the facility availabJe is given) , Code village (in ,.------'------., ------~------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Pohble) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 86 Guddi Lingapur 1 178.04 7 -5 10+ W,TK 10+ 10+ 10+ 87 Pakhal 962.34 101 651 5-10 10+ W,TK 5-10 10+ BS 88 Gadkol 1,488.83 471 2,180 P HC W,TK PO 10+ BS 89 Musheer Nagar 476.31 79 357 -5 10+ W,TK -5 10+ -5 90 Kothalpalle 2,868.81 55 233 10+ 10+ W,TK PO 10+ 10+ 91 Kondapur 1,876.52 309 1,631 P -5 W,TK PO 10+ BS 92 Tumpalle 1,423.28 245 1,485 P 10+ W,TK PO, 10+ BS TO 93 Belur 787.11 Uninhabited 94 Gargepahad 1,891.90 Uninhabited 33 DIRECTORY and Land use BHEEMGAL TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,------'------, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source g::ted waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) :1) KR Kamareddy 32 Rice 1.176.42 1.62 NA 86 Jowar PR Kamareddy 30 Rice 871.69 T (33.99) 46.94 5.67 4.05 87 Jowar W (33.99) PR Kamareddy 28 ED, Rice 377.17 T ( 180.89) 117.36 744.62 67.99 C2: Ml 88 EAG Jowar WE (180.89) KR Kamareddy 30 Rice T (13.35) 327.79 123.43 11.74 89 Jowar GC (10.92) W (2.43 ) KR Kamareddy 24 Rice 2612.24 T ,17.00) 30.75 207.20 1.62 90 Jowar GC (9.31) W (7.69) PR Kamareddy 26 ED, Rice 1,222.15 T ( 110.07) 196.27 238.76 44.52 91 EAG Jowar W ( 107.64) TK (2.43) PR Kamareddy 26 ED, Rice 1,100.74 1 (72.84) 224.20 5.67 19.42 92 EAG Jowar WE (52.61) GC (18.61) W ( 1.62) Uninhabited 93 Uninhabited 94 NIZAMABAD TALUK ·--~--.- 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In ~ ru .;: .... -;.; a::: ~ 01 '" NIZAMABAD TAL UK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of village Location Nall11! of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) 22 Abbapur (Binola) 57 Jalalpur 114 Mullangi (Indoor) 61 Abbapur (Maktha) 29 JannepaUe 91 Muthakunta 42 Abhangapatnam 15 Ailapur 35 Kalladi 99 Nadepalle 7 Aljapur 128 Kalpol 27 Nagapur 131 Amrabad 54 Kalur 1 Naleshwar 71 Amrad 39 Kamalapur 124 Nallavalle 100 Amrutapur 110 Kamalapur 6 Nandigaon 59 Ananthagiri 14 Kamta 16 Nandipet 3 Ankampalle 116 Kanjar 38 Narayanpur 98 Arepalle 68 Kanteshwar 40 Navipet 66 Arsapalle 80 Kesaram 94 Nayalkal 86 Keshapur 89 Nizamabad 127 Badsi 11 Khadirabad 4 Nizampur 129 Bahirapur 67 Khan1pur 87 Bardipur 10 Khandepalle 75 Padkal 109 Bibipur 55 Kondur 45 Palda 5 Binola 103 Konepalle 88 Pangra 37 Bonkanpalle 76 KoratpaJIe 53 Pedda Borgaon 95 Borgaon 24 Kosli 74 PoppaIpaIJe 115 Kuiaspur 28 Pothangal 79 Challagarga 19 Chikli 33 Lakhmapur 81 Ramadgu 49 Chinnapur 58 Lakshmapur 25 Rampur 119 Chinnapur 12 Lingapur 108 Rampur 78 ChintaJur 107 Lolam 64 Sarangapur 104 Dammannapet 72 Madanpallc 65 Seripur 41 Daryapur 23 Maddepa\\e 21 Shaikhapur 60 Dharmaram 73 Madhapur 48 Singampalle 93 Dharmaram 43 Mahantam 20 Siranpaile 18 Dharmora 77 Mailaram 133 Sirnapa!Ie 105 Dharpalle 47 Maklur 117 Sirpur 111 Dichpalle 62 Malkapur 101 Suddepalle 134 Donkal 92 Malkapur 82 Suddulam 113 Dusgaon 121 Mallapur 90 Mallaram 96 Thana 26 Fatehnagar 32 Mamdhapur 56 Tirmanpalle 51 Mamidapalle 126 Tr imbakpet 125 Gannaram 130 Manchippa 2 Tungni 112 Ghanpur 52 Manikbhandar 70 Gopariapalle 84 Mentrajp31le 85 Va(ldatipalle 36 Gottimukkala 31 Metpalle 30 Vallabhapur 123 Gouraram 102 Mittapalle 122 Vangalpahad 106 Govindap311e 9 Mittapur 17 Velmal 63 Gundaram 44 Mokanpalle 34 Venkatapur l3 Gunjali 69 Mubarak Nagar 50 Gutpa 118 MudakpCllle 8 Yamcha 97 Mugpal 83 Yanampalle 120 Indalwai 46 Mullangi (Binola) 132 Yellamkunta 35 36 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of Village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) .- ______r ______--"' Code village (in ,- ----'------., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Naleshwar 1,957.86 560 2,691 P 5-10 W,HP, PO 5-10 BS TK 2 Tungni 530.14 128 628 P 5-10 W,TK PO 5·10 BS 3 Ankampalle 234.72 Uninhabited 4 Nizampur 498.97 196 913 P -5 W,TK -5 5-JO BS 5 Binola 1,707.36 548 2,672 P,M RP,FPC W,TK PO Tuesday BS 6 Nandigaon 812.20 216 1,050 P -5 W,HP, -5 5-10 -5 TK 7 Aljapur 354.10 41 211 P -5 W -5 10+ -5 8 Yamcha 533.97 258 1,198 P RP W PO 10+ BS 9 Mittapur 592.86 82 414 -5 -5 W -5 10+ -5 10 Khandepalle 420.06 Uninhabited 11 Khadirabad 489.26 99 521 -5 5-10 W,TK 10+ 10+ 10+ 12 Lingapur 252.12 154 677 P 10+ W,HP. -5 10+ BS TK 13 Gunjali 895.97 546 2.736 P(2), 10+ W,HP, PO 10+ BS M,H TK 14 Kamta 832.44 197 1,489 P 5-10 W,TK 5-10 5-10 BS 15 Ailapur 673.40 390 2,387 P(2),M, D W,HP, PO 10+ BS B,AC TK 16 Nandipet 1.176.42 1,200 6,501 P,M, D(2), W,HP, PO, Monday BS H RP (5) TK TO 17 Velmal 2,306.70 1,468 6,940 P(2), PHC, W.HP, PO, 5-10 BS M(2), MH. TW,TK Phone HAC RP(6) 37 DIRECTORY and Land use NIZAMABAD TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different typ~s of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- _. ------'------any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturabk Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste avaihble historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) ([7) (18) (l9) (20) (1) PR Nizamabad 32 Jowar T (171.18) 1,038.42 374.33 373.12 N2 Rice TK (171.18) PR Nizamabad 30 Jowar T (101.17) 301.49 82.96 2 Rice TK (IOU7) Uninhabited 3 PR Nizamabad 25 EAG Wheat T (73.65) 227.03 IOU7 97.12 Nl: Ml 4 Rice TK (73.65) PR Nizamabad 29 EA Maize \60.26 T (\69.56) 908.11 115.74 353.69 Ram mandir, 5 Rice TK (169.56) Sri Venkateswara Temple, N5 : MI KR Nizamabad 29 Rice T (80.94) 203.96 304.73 222.57 Nl 6 Jowar TK (80.94) KR Nizamabad 32 Rice T (34.40) 194.25 80.94 44.51 Sri Vithaleswara 7 Jowar TK (34.40) Temple PR Nizamabad 30 EA Rice 98.34 T (59.0S) 123.S3 250.90 Sri Vi thai eswara, 8 Jowar TK (59.08) Jagadeswara. Kedareswara temples, NI KR Nizamabad 29 Rice T (74.87) 244.43 161.87 111.69 9 Jowar TK (74.87) Uninhabited 10 KR Nizamabad 25 Jowar T (126.26) 69.61 31.57 261.02 11 Rice TK (126.26) PR Nizamabad 28 ED, Ric VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRiCT Amenities Total number of Amel1ities available (if not available within the village,the distance Loca Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of Village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-___ -'-___ ...... , ,------.. 1------....--.. No. hectares) House- Popuh- Educational Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communica h@lds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market. station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 18 Dharmora 307.56 166 844 p 5-10 W,HP, PO 5-10 5-10 TK 19 Chikli 698.08 293 1,428 p 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS 20 Siranpal1e 326.18 124 688 p W,HP PO 10+ -5 21 Shaikhapur 468.22 49 253 -5 10+ W -5 10+ -5 22 Abbapur (Binola) 690-39 100 633 5-10 5-10 W,HP 5-10 10+ 5-10 23 MaddepaUe 356.93 161 783 5-10 5-10 W,TK PO 10+ 5-10 24 Kosli 1,264.37 371 2,327 P FPC W,HP PO 10+ BS,RS 25 Rampur 1,411.94 146 728 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO,TO 5-10 5-10 26 Fatehmgar 619.17 130 732 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10 27 Nagapur 337.91 408 2,184 P 5-10 W,TK PO 5-10 BS,RS 28 Pothangal 774.57 243 1,757 P,M -5 W,HP, PO 10+ BS TK 29 Jannepalle 815.44 534 2,546 P 5-10 W.HP PO lOt BS 30 Vallabhapur 140.02 118 612 P 10+ W,HP, 5-10 10+ 5-10 TK 31 M<.tpalle 4(17.24 52 295 P -5 W,HP, -5 10+ 10+ T 32 Mamdhapur 187.37 87 455 -5 -5 W,HP, -5 10+ -5 TK 33 Lakshmapur 178.47 45 217 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 10+ 5-10 39 DIRECTORY and Land use NIZAMABAD TALUI< Land use (i e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ~------., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to vilhge and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for CUll i- archaeological vation int erest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) KR Nizamabad 24 ED, Jowar T (201.13) 24.28 21.45 60.70 N6 18 EAG Rice GC (114.53) TK (86.60) PR Nizamabad 23 ED, Jowar T (320.91) 178.87 141.64 N5 19 EAG Rice GC (194.65) W (119.38) 0 (6.88) KR Nizamabad 20 ED, Jowar T (135.97) 47.75 141.64 Nl: Ml 20 EAG Rice TK (114.52) 0 (15.38) TW (6.07) KR Nizamabad 24 Rice T (95.91) 27.92 303.51 21 GC (95.91) KR Nizamabad 24 EAG Jowar T (150.95) 127.88 403.47 22 Rice TK (150.95) KR Nizamabad 27 ED, Jowar T (88.63) 89.03 48.56 130.71 Nl: MI 23 EAG Rice TK (88.63) PR Nizamabad 25 ED Rice 28.33 T (242.81) 652.35 340.34 N2: M2 24 Wheat TK (202.34) WE (40.47) KR Nizamabad 22 ED, Jowar T (220.15) 449.20 570.61 139.21 Nl: M3: T2 25 EAG Rice GC (145.28) TK (52.61 ) 0 (22.26) KR Nlzamabad 21 ED, Jowar T (404.68) 129.09 80.94 N2: MI: T1 26 EAG Rice GC (404.68) PR Nizamabad 24 EA Jowar T (283.28) 50.59 N3: M2 27 Rice GC (283.28) PR Nizamabad 21 ED, Jowar T (332.25) 36.02 232.29 174.01 N2: Cl : Ml : T2 28 EAG Rice GC (332.25) PR Nizamabad 18 ED, Jowar T (371.1 0) 128.69 111.69 203.96 MahadevTemple, 29 EO Rice GC (371.10) N3: M2: T2 KR Nizamabad 19 ED, Jowar T (91.46) 24.28 4.05 20.23 N2 30 EAG Rice TK (83.37) 0 (6.07) W (Z.02) KR Nizamabad 21 ED, Jowar T (78.91) 326.99 20.23 60.70 NI: Ml 31 EAG Rice TK (64.75) 0 (14.16) KR Nizamabad 22 ED, Jowar T (126.67) 38.85 21.85 32 EAG Rice TK (97.53) W (17.00) 0 (10.12) WE (2.02) KR Nizamabad 22 ED, Jowar T (88.63) 76.89 12.55 33 EAG Rice GC (88.63) 40 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the viHage, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-SKrns; 5-10 Kms. and lO+Kms. of the tion Name of viJlage of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-----,,------._ .,.------_...------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communica holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (to) 34 Venkatapur 127.88 57 341 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ -5 3S Kalladi 2,229.41 809 4,085 P(2),M RP(2) W,HP, PO 10+ BS TK 36 Gohimukkala 726.41 353 1,654 P,M RP W,HP, PO 10+ BS TK 37 Bonkanpalle 944.13 461 2,230 P(2) -5 W,TK PO 10+ -5 38 Narayanpur 374.74 186 1,000 P 5-10 W,HP, 5-10 5-10 BS TK 39 Kamalapur 362.60 320 1,548 P -5 W,H\) PO 5-10 BS 40 Navipet 729.24 1,007 5,170 P,M,H H,D,PHC, W,T PO,TO, Friday BS,RS RP(3),MCW PTO 41 Daryapur 407.92 461 2.481 P PRC,H. rIP,T,W PTO 5-10 BS,RS D,MCW(2) 42 Abhangapatnarn 520.83 543 2,865 P(3) -5 W PO 5-10 BS 43 Mahantam 338.32 135 757 P -s W,HP -s 5-10 -5 44 Mokanpalle 618.76 369 1,768 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS 45 Palda 653.16 279 1,576 P RP W,HP PO 10+ BS 46 Mullangi (Binola) 351.27 199 1,085 P 10+ W,HP. PO, 10+ BS TK TO 47 Maklur 2,159.80 1,178 6,095 P(3).M, FPC.PHS, W.HP, PO, TO, 10+ BS H RP,D T,TK Phone 41 DIRECTORY and Land use NIZAMABAD TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca------!------~------. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest (11 ) (12) (13) (\4) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) KR Nizamabad 16 ED Jowar T (66.37) 15.78 45.73 34 Rice TK (54.23) GC (12.14) PR Nizamabad 16 EA Jowar 482.79 T (981.36) 285.71 244.83 157.02 N2: M3: T1 35 Rice GC (632.52) TK (182.11) W (131.93) WE (34.80) PR Nizamabad 15 ED Jawar T (379.19) 44.52 127.48 174.82 N3: Ml 36 Rice TK (130.67) GC (131.52) W ( 17.00) KR Nizamabad 15 ED, Jowar T (489.67) 165.92 268.31 20.23 N2: M2: T1 37 EAG Rice GC (323.75) TK (145.69) WE (20.23) PR Nizamabad 14 ED, Jowar T (172.40) 27.52 174.82 N2 38 EAG Rice TK (82.96) GC (73.25) TW (10.12) W (6.07) PR Nizamabad 17 ED, Jowar T (172.39) 93.48 1.21 82.96 N2: M3 39 EAG Rice GC (78.51) W (51. 39) TK (42.49) PR Nizamabad 26 EA Rice T (468.22) 78.51 181.70 N5: C3; MI0: Tl 40 Jowar GC (468.22) PR Nizamabad 19 ED, Jowar T ( 180.49) 61.11 29.94 136.38 NJ; M3 41 EAG Rice TK (180.49) PR Nizamabad 14 ED, Jowar T (357.34) 82.96 60.30 20.23 N2 42 EAG Rice TK (357.34) PR Nizamabad 16 Jowar T (211.55) 94.29 32.37 43 Rice GC (211.25) PR Nizamabad 14 EA Jowar T (399.83) 4.05 69.60 145.28 Cl: M4: T3 44 Rice GC (326.99) TK (72.84) PR Nizamabad 16 ED, Jawar T (385.66) 90.65 55.44 121.41 M2: Tl 45 EAG Rice R (345.19) TK (24.28) WE (16.19) PR Nizalmbad 16 ED, Jowar T (174.82) 95.10 29.95 33.99 Sri Venugopala 46 EAG Rice TK (84.98) swamy Temple,N2 WE (57.47) GC (32.37) PR Nizamabad 14 EA Jowar T (809.37) 202.34 971.86 175.23 Saraswati temple, 47 Rice GC (647.50) N50: C2: Tl TK (80.94) WE (80.93) 42 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-S Km~; 5-10 Kms. and 10-;·Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,.----____ I~ ___ --... ------'------____, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop,Railway graph mlrket, station, ifany Waterway) (1) (2) 0) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 48 Singampalle 352.48 40 181 -5 -5 W,HP, -5 10+ -5 TK 49 Chinnapur 938.87 239 1,223 P 10+ W,HP, PO 10+ BS TK 50 Gutpa 1,488.83 981 4,688 P,M,H 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS 51 Mamidapll1e 1,449.99 460 2,157 P RP W,HP, PO, 10+ BS TK Phone 52 Manikbhandar 1,129.88 500 2.443 P RP W,HP PO 5-10 BS 53 Pedda Borgaon 464.98 406 1,875 P RP W,HP PO 5-10 BS 54 Kalur 956.67 463 2,412 P 5·10 W PO 5-10 -5 55 Kondur 524.88 521 2,634 P(2),M, H,RP, W,HP PO 10+ BS H PHe, MCW 56 Tirmanpalle 271.94 83 438 -5 -5 W,TK -5 10+ BS 57 Jalalpur 257.78 170 989 P,AC -5 W -5 10+ BS 58 Lakshmapur 48.97 87 482 10+ 10+ W,HP -5 10+ BS 59 Ananthagiri 218.53 202 986 P 5-10 W,HP,C PO 10+ BS 60 Dhanllaram 177.25 102 ~32 P(2), 10+ W,TK,C -5 10+ BS M,H 61 Abbapur (Maktha) 744.22 149 816 P,AC -5 W,T,C -5 -5 BS 43 DIRECTORY and Land use NIZAMABAD TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use RemaIks in hectares rounded uplo 2 decimal places) including Loca any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple F~~~--lrr~-;-;~--u~;';i--C~~;;hl;-Ar~;ot religious, Code to village and distance supp~y food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) KR Nizamabad 13 EAG Jowar T (94.28) 178.47 10.93 68.80 48 Rice GC (53.01) WE (26.30) TK (14.97) PR Nizamabad 11 ED, Jowar 217.32 T (97.13) 86.60 216.10 321.72 49 EAG Rice TK (80.94) WE (16.19) PR Nizamabad 16 ED, lowar 166.32 T (432.61) 234.72 654.38 N30 : MI 50 EAG Rice GC (432.61) PR Nlzamabad 11 EA lowar 971.24 T \84.98) 202.34 93.89 97.12 51 Rice TK (80.93) WE (4.05) PR Nizam:lbad 6 EA Jowar T (371.50) 23.47 IS2.11 552.S0 52 Rice GC (371.50) PR Nizam:lbad 6 ED, Jowar T (433.82) 31.16 MI 53 EAG Rice GC (342.36) WE (91.46) PR Nizamabad 6 ED, Jowar T (680.27) 2.02 244.43 29.14 11 54 BAG Rice TK (310.39) GC (265.07) R (71.22) WE (33.59) PR Nizamabad 11 ED Jowar T (324.56) 4.05 90.64 105.22 M2 55 Rice GC (202.34) WE (81.75) W (40.47) PR Nizamabad 13 EA Jowar T (233.50) 0.40 38.04 NS; Cl 56 Rice TK (\78.87) WE (22.26) GC (16.19) o (16.18) PR Nizamabad 16 ED Jowar T (208.81) 48.97 57 Rice GC (124.64) TK (84.17) PR Nizlmabad 12 ED. Jowar T (45.73) 3.24 MI 58 EAG Rice GC (45.73) PR Nizannbad 6 ED Jowar T (144.07) 25.50 48.56 59 Rice TK (84.98) GC (59.09) PR Nizal11abad 8 ED Jowar T (122.62) 11.74 42.49 60 Rice GC (122.62) PR Nizamabad 13 Jowar 566.15 T (27.11) 42.09 104.81 3.64 61 Rice TK (23.88) GC (3.23) 44 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms of the tion Name of Village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,,-__ J ______--, ______~ ______--, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station if any Waterway) ------(I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 62 Malkapur 607.03 143 813 P RP W,HP -5 10+ BS 63 Gundaram 1,700.08 784 4,237 P,M,H RP W,HP PO 10+ BS 64 Sarangapur 503.43 392 1,984 P,AC 10+ W PO. 10+ BS TO 65 Seripur 933.61 Uninhabited 66 Arsapalle NA Urban area (included in Nizamabad Town) 67 Khanapur 685.54 391 1,983 P 5-10 W,HP,C PO 5-10 -5 68 Kanteshwar NA Urban area (Included in Nizamabad Town) 69 Mubarak Nagar 543.09 398 1,922 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS 70 Gopanapall e 423.70 307 1,508 P,AC RP W,HP PO -5 -5 '71 Amrad 1,803.68 671 3,558 P,AC RP W,HP, PO 10+ BS TK 72 Madanpalle 1,732.45 423 2,119 P(2), D,RP,H W,HP PO 10+ BS M,AC 73 Madhapur 277.21 72 378 P -5 W,HP, PO 10+ BS TK 74 Poppalpalle 390.52 204 1,223 P,AC 10+ W,HP, 10+ 10+ BS TK 75 Padkal 2,596.46 1,041 5,083 P(4), CHW,O W,HP PO,TO 10+ BS M,H 76 Koratpalle 944.13 274 1,403 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 77 Mailaram 579.91 308 1,338 P RP,MCW W,HP -5 10+ BS 45 DIRECTORY and Land use NIZAMABAD TAlUK Land use (i.e., area under different types ofland use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca------,--- -~------.., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Fore,t Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste avaihble historical or No. (in Kms.) for culli- archaeological vation interest (11 ) (12) (13 ) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Nizanab.ld 10 ED, Jowar 58.27 T (144.88) 11.38 25.90 354.10 62 EAG Rice GC (84.17) TK (40.47) WE (20.24) PR Nizall1abad 5 EA Jowar T (572.63) 84.17 971.24 47.75 63 Rice TK (323.75) GC (248.88) PR Nizamabad 6 EA Jowar T (113.31 ) 239.58 150.54 Tl 64 Rice GC (68.39) TK (36.42) WE (8.50) Uninhabited 65 Urban area (included in Nizamabad Town) 66 PR Nizamabad 8 BA Rice T (485.62) 31.57 139.62 28.73 Nl 67 GC (485.62) Urban area (included in Nizamabad Town) 68 KR Nlzamabad 5 ED, Jowar T (411.16) 61.11 1.21 69.61 M2 69 EAG Rice WE (210.44) GC (200.72) PR Nizamabad 3 EA Jowar T (244.83) 80.94 43.30 54.63 NLO: M4 70 Rice GC (201.34) TK (40.47) R (2.02) PR Nizamabad 10 EO Jowar 1,480.33 T (281.26) 40.47 1.62 MI 71 Rice GC (254.95) TK (22.26) W (4.05) PR Nizamabad II EAG Rice 795.20 T (263.05) 165.:;1 101.17 407.52 Hanuman 72 Jowar TK (141.64) Temple, N2: MI GC (121.41) PR Nizamabad 15 ED, Jowar 130.31 T (40.47) 40.47 33.59 32.37 73 EAG Rice TK (30.35) WE (10.12) PR Nizamabad 10 EA Jowar 82.56 T (70.82) 165.92 17.40 53.82 N2: M2 74 Rice TK (60.7G) WE (10.12) PR Nizamabad 25 EA Jowar T (287.32) 1.667.71 482.79 158.64 N25: M5:Tl 75 Rice TK ('287.32) PR Nizamabad 38 ED, Jowar T ('258.19) 40.06 152.97 492.50 Nl 76 BAG Rice GC (152.97) TK (67.18) WE (J8.04 ) PR NizumabJd 30 ED, Maize T (486.43) 38.85 54.63 N3: Cl :M2 77 EAG Rice GC (279.64) WE (142.85) TK (58.68) R (5.26) 46 VILLAGE NI2AMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of Vilhge of the population n;!arest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in --__. L __ ~ , ------.-'------.. No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (BU5- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station, ifany Waterway) 0) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 78 Chintalur 689.88 233 1,007 P RP W,HP,R 5-10 10+ 5-10 79 Challagarga 525.69 150 749 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ BS 955.87 116 543 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ -5 81 Ramadgu 1,879.36 685 3.385 P.M, RP W,HP, PO 10+ BS H,AC TK 82 Suddulam 1,012.12 343 1,607 p -5 W PO 10+ BS 83 Yanampalle 1,924.68 377 1.881 P 5-10 W,HP, PO 10+ BS TK 84 Mentrajpalle J ,953.85 736 4,374 P.M, FPC,O, W,HP,C PO 10+ BS H,AC PHC 85 VaddatipalLe 314,04 242 1,216 p 10+ W,HP -5 10+ BS 86 Ke,hapur 337.91 116 634 P -5 W.TK -5 5-10 -5 87 Bardipur 1,942.49 1.147 6,000 P(3), RP W,HP, PO,TO, 5-10 BS M,H TK PTO. Phone 88 Pangra 545.92 315 1,315 P(2) 5-10 W,HP,O 5-10 5-10 BS 47 DIRECTORY and Land use NIZAMABAD TALUK Land use (i e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ------._, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to villlge and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) KR Nizaillabad 30 ED, Jowar T (446.37) 105.62 137.59 N5 :M4 78 EAG Rice GC (299.88) WE (93.08) TK (45.32) R (8.09) PR Nizamabad 32 ED, Rice T (47.75) 40.88 60.70 376.36 79 EAG Jowar TK (36.42) WE ( 11.33) KR NizalUabad 30 ED Rice 2j5.42 T (92.27) 125.45 141.64 301.09 80 Jowar GC (58.68) TK (20.64) WE (8.90) W (4.05) PR Niza111abad 30 ED, Rice T (378.78) 4.86 412.78 1,082.94 N3 81 EAG lowar TK (179.68) GC (149.73) 0 (24.69) WE (14.16) W (7.69) R (2.83) PR Nizamabad 24 ED, Rice T (185.35) 26.71 307.56 492.50 Ml 82 EAG lowar TK (103.19) GC (80.53) WE (1.63) PR Nizamabad 18 EA Rice 442.32 T (178.87) 207,61 960.72 135.16 N3 83 Maize TK (160.66) WE (18.21 ) PR Nizamabad 13 EA Rice 294.61 T (452.03) 292.59 303,92 609.86 N3: Tl 84 Jowar TK (222,58) GC (202.34) WE (20.23) W (6.88) PR Nizamabad 8 ED Rice T (210.44) 10,12 33.99 59.49 85 lawar GC (210.44) KR Nizamabad 6 ED, Jowar T (97.53) 187.37 3.64 49.37 86 EAG Rice GC (51,39) W (30.76) R (\5.38) PR Nizamabad 8 EA Jowar T (930,78) 724.79 3,64 283,28 Sri Saibaba 87 Rice GC (770.93) temple, TK (119.38) N30: C2: M7: T2 WE (20.24) W (20,2~) PR Nizamabad 5 ED, Jawar T (417.63) 10,52 48.97 68.80 N NA :M2: T2 88 EAG Rice GC (389.30) WE (28.33) 48 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRiCT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (ifnot available within the village, the distance Loca· Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of Village of the Popuhtion nearest place where the facility available is give11) , _____L ____ • ,---____ ~ ______._I ______.... Code village (in No. hectares) House. Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Dayor Comnlunica. h!;Jlds tion water and days of tions (Bus' (Potable) Tele- the stop. Railway graph market. station, if any Waterway) (l) (2) (3) ------(4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 89 Nizamabad Urban area (Nizamabad Town) 90 Mallaram 2,675.37 473 2,543 P FPC W,TK PO 10+ -5 91 Muthakunta 643.45 160 832 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS 92 Malkapur 1,341.93 361 1,799 P 10·;. W PO -5 BS 93 Dharmaram 1,030.73 196 1,019 P,AC 10+ W PO,TO 10+ 5-10 94 Nayalkal 847.81 511 2.723 P 5-10 W.TK PO 10+ BS 95 Borgaon 500.19 553 2,746 P,M,H RP W PO -s BS 96 Thana 228.65 154 891 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 97 MugpaJ 725.19 419 2,368 P RP W,TK PO 5-10 BS 98 Arepllle 110.88 64 295 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10 99 Nadepalle 1,092.65 664 2,888 p H W.HP PO. TO, 5-10 BS,RS Phone 100 Amrutapur 460.94 440 2,082 p, -5 W.TK -5 5-10 -5 AC(2) 101 Suddepalle 1,029.11 533 1,749 P 5-10 W.TK PO -5 BS 102 Mittapalle 867.64 420 1,893 P(2),M, RP W.HP PO. 5-10 BS H,AC Phone 49 DIRECTORY and Land use NIZAMABAD TAlUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ______- L ______--_ any place of tion religious, Code Approach Nearest town Power St"pl~ Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not historical or No. to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (20) (11) (2) (13 ) (14) (15) (16) ([7) (18) (i9) 0) Urban Area (Nizamabad Town) 89 295.42 M4: Tl 90 PR Nizamabad 7 EA lowar 2,139.57 T (174.02) 17.40 48.56 Rice TK (149.73) WE ( 14.17) W (10.12) 157.83 MI 91 PR Nizamabad 12 Jowar 220.96 T (203.55) 48.16 12.95 Rice GC (203.55) 60.30 92 PR Nizamabad 13 ED ]owar 936.04 T (267.09) 65.15 13.35 Rice TK (202.34) GC (64.75) 171.59 62.32 93 KR Nizamabad 10 ED, Rice 505.04 T (140.83) 150.95 EAG Jowar TK (125.86) W ( 10.12) WE (4.85) 76.89 293.40 Ramaswamy 94 PR Nizamabad 4 ED. ]owar 252.12 T (199.10) 26.30 temple, Nl : M1 EO Rice GC (199.10) 57.06 89.03 N2: M3 95 PR Nizamabad 4 EA Jowar T (337.91 ) 16.19 Rice GC (254.95) WE (82.96) (126.26) 20.24 27.52 54.63 NA 96 PR Nizamabad 6 EA Jowar T Rice WE (73.65) GC (52.61 ) 363.81 36.42 86.60 N5: Ml 97 PR . Niz:.lmab;Jd 8 EA Jowar T (238.36) Rice TK (130.31) GC (63.94) R (30.35) W (6.88) WE (6.88) 13.76 98 KR Nizamabad 8 Jowar T (16.18) 80.94 Rice TK (14.16) W (2.02) 12\.41 778.61 35.61 N6; M2 99 PR Nizamabad 13 EA Maize T (157.02) Rice TK (125.45) WE (26.71) W (4.86) 77.70 83.77 110.89 100 KR Nizamab~ld 15 EA Jowar T ( 188.58) Rice TK (153.78) WE (20.23) GC ([4."7) 554.01 121.41 220.15 N2; M1 101 PR Nlzamabad 16 EA Jowar T ( 133.54) Rice TK (113.31) W (20.23) 430.99 52.20 211.25 N6 102 PR Nizamabad 22 EA Jowar T (173.20) Maize TK (104.41) WE (60.70) W (8.09) 50 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of vill~ ge of the population nelrest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in , ______, ------____.~I ______------." No. hectares) Housc- Popuh- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica holds tion water and days of fiOllS (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (to) 103 Konepalle 326.58 Uninhabited 104 Dammannapet 494.93 271 1,238 P CHW W,TK PO -5 5-10 1()5 DharpalJe 3,964.70 1.333 6,463 P,M, PHC W,HP PO,TO, Sunday BS H Phone 106 Govindapalle 322.13 178 959 -5 -5 W -5 5-10 BS 107 Lolam 2,972.41 1,105 5,186 P RP W PO 5-10 BS 108 Rampur 1,411.94 700 3,486 P -5 W,HP, PO, TO, 10+ BS TK Phone 109 Bibipur 540.25 92 524 P 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ -5 110 Kamalapur 78.91 207 971 P 5-10 W,TK PO 5-10 -5 111 Dichpalle 763.24 685 3,519 P,M,H, H W,HP, PO,TO, 5-10 BS,RS TK PTa, Phone 112 Ghanpur 449.20 414 1,873 P D,MCW(2), W,HP PO,PTO, Wednesday BS,RS PHC, Phone 113 Dusgaon 900.83 346 1,844 P 5-10° W,TK PO -5 -5 114 Mullangi (Indoor) 933.20 250 1,285 P,M,H 10+ W PO,TO 10+ BS 115 Kulaspur 1,127.05 557 3,035 P RP W,TK PO 10+ BS 51 DIRECTORY and Land use NIZAMABAD TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ------~------any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to viII age and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) Uninhabited 103 KR Nizamabad 33 ED, Jowar 156.61 T (51.80) 212.87 18.61 55.04 104 EAG Rice TK (39.66) WE (12.14) PR Nizamabad 35 ED, lowar T (278.83) 819.08 225.01 2,641.78 N30: C2: M3 105 EAG Maize TK (170.37) WE (81.75) W (20.24) R (6.47) PR Nizamabad 33 BAG Jowar 6.07 T (50.18) 79.32 36.83 149.73 106 Rice TK (26.30) WE (16.19) W (7.69) PR Nizamabad 29 ED, Maize T (486.84) 240.79 81.34 2,163.44 N7: C1 : M2 107 EAG Rice TK (396.19) WE (88.63) W (2.02) PR Nizamabad 26 EA Maize 133.95 T (180.49) 246.45 192.63 658.42 N3: C2: M3 108 Rice TK (107.24) W (59.09) WE (14.16) KR Nizamabad 19 EA Jowar T (70.01) 143.66 271.95 5463 109 Rice TK (45.73) W (16,19) WE (8.09) KR Nizamabad 17 EA Jowar T (52.61) 6.07 6.88 13.35 110 Rice TK (19.42) W (17.OC) WE (16.19) PR Niza111'lbad 22 EA Jowar T (267.90) 343.98 10.93 140.43 Sri Seetharama 111 Rice WE (137.59) swamy temple, TK (130.31) N17: M3 PR Nizamabad 16 EA Jowar T (105.22) 151.76 40.47 147.71 N4 112 Rice TK (93.08) WE 02.14) KR Nizamabad 16 EA Jowar 322.53 T (120.60) 345.60 29.54 82.56 N2: Ml : Tl 113 Maize TK (95.51 ) W (25.09) PR Nizamabad 14 EA Rice 170.37 T (125.45) 378.78 23.07 235.53 N3: Ml 114 Jowar TK (101.17) WE (24.28; PR Nizamabad 11 EA Rice 279.23 T (231.48) 433.83 20.64 161.87 N3: Ml 115 TK (227.43) WE (4.05) 52 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities To:al number of Amenities (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 116 Kanjar 1.295.80 661 3.454 P RP W,HP PO 10+ BS 117 Sirpur 1.815.42 421 2.031 P 5-10 W.TK PO 10+ -5 118 Mudakpalle 2.758.33 710 3,724 P(2). D(3). W,TW PO 10+ BS M.H PHC 119 Chinnapur 940.89 105 525 P(3) -5 W -5 10+ -5 120 Indalwai 3.156.14 1.\20 5.453 P(3).M. H.O W.HP. PO.TO. Friday BS,RS H TK Phone 121 Mallapur 265.88 140 619 P 5-10 W,TK PO.TO 5-10 BS 122 Vangalpahad 225.81 42 332 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS 123 Gouraram 1.651.52 211 1,157 P D W.HP -5 10+ -5 124 Nallavalle 2.158.99 670 3.213 P RP.CHW W,HP PO, 10+ BS Phone 125 Gannaram 2,36".38 894 4,622 P(2).M D(2) WTK PO. Monday BS Phone 126 Trimbakpet 1.272.33 95 535 P 5-10 W.HP, 5-10 5--10 5-10 TK 127 Badsi 1.666.49 344 1,546 P RP W PO 10+ BS 128 Kalpol 1.372.69 74 497 P 5-10 W.TK PO 5-10 5-10 129 Bahirapur 1.384.83 74 529 -5 -5 W PO -5 -5 53 DIRECTORY and land use NIZAMABAD TAlUK Land use (i.e" area under different typ~s of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ------~-----, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cub- ar-:haeological vation Interest (11) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) PR Nizamabad 10 EA Maize T (296.63) 585.58 135.16 262.24 MI 116 Rice TK (245.24) WE (51.39) KR Nizamabad 6 EA Jowar 757.57 T (498.98) 252.12 91.86 214.89 117 Rice WE (240.38) TK (239.58) W (19.02) PR Nizar nab1d I I EA Rice 1,474.67 T (339.53) 658.42 46.94 238.77 N20 11S TK (258.59) 0 (SO.94) KR Nizamabad 14 ED Maize 339.53 T (26.30) 198.30 54.63 321.72 119 Rice TK (26.30) PR NiZdmabad 30 EA Jowar 1,618.74 T (353.69) 303.52 454.46 425.73 Ramalayam, 120 Rice TK (224.20) Venkateswara WE (121.41) Swamy temples, R (8.08) Nl;Ml PR Nizamabad 19 ED, Jowa, T (SO.94) 67.58 IS.62 9S.74 N2 121 EAG Rice TK (67.1S) W (13.76) PR Nizamabad 30 EAG Jowar T (14.16) 66.37 98.34 46,94 122 Rice WE (14.16) KR Nizamab:l.d 30 ED, Jowar T (77.70) 76.S9 304.73 1,192.20 C2; MI; 11 123 EAG Rice TK (65.56) WE (12.14) PR Nizamabad 43 ED, Jowar 660.44 T (286.92) 223.39 193.44 794.S0 NI4;Ml 124 EAG Rice 0 (118.57) WE (114.93) R (41.68) TK (11.74 ) PR Niz VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5Kms; 'i-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ______L ______----..., Code village (in ,------.. ..)._-----. No. hectares) flo use- Popula- Erlucational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- bolds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph mlrket, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 130 Manchippa 1,925.89 377 1,964 p RP W,HP PO Wednesday BS 131 Amrabad 1.353.27 113 701 P -5 W -5 -5 BS 132 Yellamkunta 1.177.63 61 368 5-10 5-10 W,TK 5-10 5-10 5-10 133 Sirnapalle 3,082.89 537 2,903 P(2), D,O,NH, W,HP PO, Wednesday BS,RS M(2), MCW Phone H 134 Donkal 1,620.36 166 841 P -5 W -5 -5 -5 55 DIRECTORY and Land use NIZAMABAD TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca------~------~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (\8) (19) (20) (1) PR Nizamab1d 22 EA Rice 1,037.61 T (161.87) 462.55 26.31 237.55 N2: M2 130 TK (161.87) PR Nizamabad 19 EA Rice 1,076.46 T (4.05) 121.41 121.41 9.71 Ml 131 Jowar W (4.05) KR Nizamabad 23 Rice 963.15 T (19.42) 121.41 17.00 56.65 132 TK (14.16) W (5.26) PR Nizamabad 40 ED, Rice T ( \63.49) 175.114 2,743.76 M4 133 EAG Jowar TK (146.09) WE (17.40) KR Nizamabad 36 ED, Rice T (46.54) 302.30 24.28 1,247.24 134 EAG Jowar WE (29.14) TK (17.40) BODHAN T ALUK 78' 00'" 17" 4S ANDHRA PRADESH BODHAN TALUK NIZAMABAD DISTRICT .. 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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BODHAN TAL UK 1981 1981 1981 Location Namc of villagc Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 38 Achanpallc 40 lbrahimpur 59 Ootpalle 108 Adhaspallc 88 Akbarnagar 32 Jadi Jamalpur 18 Pedda Mavandi 28 Ambam 25 Jaithapur 20 Peddapmta 104 Ambarn JOO Jallapalle 9 Pegadpalle 60 Amdapur 26 Ja1111a111 56 Penta Khurd 79 Amrapur 23 Jankampet 24 Poeharam 98 Pothangal 16 Kaldurki 29 Bardipur 68 Raikoor 110 Kallur 109 Bareedpur Rampur 6 Ka)yapur 33 Jl2 Basw~pur 103 Rampur 1 Kandakurthi 4 Bbagepalle 82 Ranampalle 76 Karegaon 31 Bhandarpalle 7 Ranjal 84 Bhavanipet 13 Khandgaon 91 Rozapur 12 Bhiknalli 50 Kbazipur 83 Rudroor 30 Bodhan 73 Koloor 87 Boppapur 49 Komunpalle 2 Boregaon 15 Kopperga 55 Salampahad 21 Brahmanpal! c 101 Kothapalle 36 Saloora 99 Kotcherla 65 Sangam 89 Chikatpalle 80 Kotgir 8 Satapur 17 Chinna Mavandi 90 Kundapur 14 Siddapur 62 Chintakunta 5 Kunepalle 69 Siddapur 43 Kurnapalle 81 Sitampur 53 Sompur Domaledgi 72 58 Ladmavandi 107 Sudlam Dupallc 22 47 Lakmapur 74 Sunkini 19 Langadapur 92 Ekhlaspur 67 Lingampalle 46 Erajpalle 113 Lingapur 3 Tadbiloli . 70 Ethonda 34 Tagelli 37 Machapur 106 Taglepalle :02 Fakeerabad 93 Malkapur 54 Takli 35 Fathepur 44 Mallepahad 42 Thane Kalan 52 Mandharna 63 Thimmapur 96 Thirmalapur 111 Ganvaram 41 Mangalpahad 85 Ghanpur 66 Minarpalle 94 Mirzapur 64 Govur 71 Valbhapur 45 Mithapur 10:< Varni 11 Hangarga 61 Mosra 97 Hangarga 77 Hegdoli 48 Naganpalle 78 Yadgarpur 75 Humnapur 57 Nagora 27 Yedpalle 86 Humnapur 39 Narsapur 51 Hunsa 10 Neela 95 Zainapur 57 58 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5Kms; '5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest pbce where the facility avaihble is given) _____L ______L ______----.., Code village (in No. hectares) Bouse- Popula- E1uC'llion 11 M~dic:ll Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds !ion water and days of lions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph m'trket, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Kandakurthi 1,831.60 447 2,620 P HC,RP R PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone 2 Borc.:gaon 1,046.11 310 1,585 P RP W PO,TO -5 BS 3 Tadbiloli 1.260.19 497 2,280 P -5 W,T PO,TO, -5 BS Phone 4 Bhagepalle 460.13 94 504 P -" W -5 -5 -5 5 KunepalJe 353.69 229 1,094 P RP(2) W PO -5 BS 6 Kalyapur 641.43 320 1.733 P,AC RP W -5 5-10 BS 7 Ranjal 2,555.37 1,338 7,319 P(3), PHC, W PO,TO, -5 BS M,H FPC Phone 8 Satapur 378.78 466 2,295 P RP(2) T PO,TO, Saturday BS Phone 9 Pegadpalle 1,016.57 454 2,294 P 5-10 W PO,TO -5 BS 10 Neda 1.992.26 782 3,847 P,M RP(2) W PO, -5 BS Phone 11 Hangarga 690.80 220 1,255 P -5 T,O PO 5-10 -5 12 Bhiknaili 204.37 58 282 5-10 5-10 R 5-10 5-10 5-10 13 Khandgaon 500.59 164 846 P 5-10 R PO 5-10 -5 14 Siddapur 619.98 82 454 P 5-10 W,R -5 10+ BS 15 Kopperga 453.25 149 960 P -5 W,R -5 5-10 BS 16 Kaldurki 1,457.27 489 2,433 P.M 5··10 W PO 10+ BS 17 Chinna Mavandi 359.36 141 761 P 5-10 0 PO 5-10 5-10 18 Pedda Mavandi 592.86 129 679 P 5-10 W PO -5 -5 59 DIRECTORY and Land use BOD HAN TALUK Land use (i .e., area under different types of land us e Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca------any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance ,upply food by source gat~d waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Bodhan 6 ED lowar T (13.35) 1,539.83 277.61 N3: M3 Rice 0 (13.35 ) PR Bodhan 19 ED Rice T (307.56) 601.36 137.19 Ml: T2 2 Jowar GC (307.56) PR Bodhan ::2 ED, lowar T (459.72) 643.45 157.02 N2 3 EAG Rice TK (330.22) GC (129.50) PR Bodhan 23 ED, Jowar T (255.36) 204.37 4 EAG Rice GC (202.75) TK (52.61) PR Bodhan 26 ED, Rice T (154.59) 12.95 186.15 N4: Cl: M2 5 EAG GC (97.93) TK (56.66) PR Bodhan 25 ED, Rice T (210.03) 110.89 320.51 N1 6 EAG GC (159.45) TK (48.56) W (2.02) PR Bodhan 18 ED, Ricc T (1,222.95) 104.41 641.42 585.17 N30 : C2 : M4 : T2 7 EAG GC (906.09) TK (302.70) W (14.16) PR Bodhan 16 ED, Rice T (256.16) 35.61 87.01 N2: M2 BAG GC (125.85) TK (115.34) W (14.97) PR Bodhan 10 ED, lowar T (239.98) 239.82 206.79 Nl : Tl 9 EAG Rice TK (135.97) W (68.80) GC (35.21) PR Bodhan 19 ED, Jowar T (421.28) 1,180.46 126.26 264.26 N20 10 EAG Rice GC (421.28) FP Bodhan 20 Jowar 655.59 35.21 11 KR Bodhan 21 Jowar 162.69 41.68 12 KR Bodhan 20 ED Jowar 380.00 1.21 119.38 13 PR Bodhan 15 lowar T ( 16.19) 522.85 80.94 14 TK (16.19) PR Bodhan 15 ED lowar 435.85 17.40 15 PR Bodhan 13 ED Jowar T (99.55) 1,012.93 299.47 45.32 16 Rice GC (96.31) o (3.24) KR Bodhan 12 ED, Jowar T (26.71) 300.68 31.97 17 EAG WE (16.19) W (10.52) KR Bodhan 7 ED, Jowar T (34.80) 388.90 169.16 Ii EAG o (24.28) W (10.52) 60 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the fa~ility available is given) Code village (in ------'------, No. hectares) Housc- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station. if any Waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) 'lO) 19 Langadapur 183.73 82 400 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS 20 Peddapenta 930.77 327 1,604 P MH W PO -5 BS 21 Brahmanpalle 427.35 153 760 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS 22 Dupllle 846.60 577 3,020 P(2), MH, W,TK PO,TO, 5-10 BS M.H RP Phone 23 Jankampet 1,108.43 Im5 5,790 P,M,H RP(2) W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS,RS Phone 24 Pocharam 197.08 180 971 P -5 W PO -5 BS 25 Jaithapur 352.88 266 1,281 P,M RP W,HP PO -5 -5 26 Jamlam 333.06 317 1.576 P(2), -5 W PO -5 BS AC 27 Yedpalle 1,373,09 2,731 10,886 P(3), D,MCW, W,HP, PO,TO, Tuesday BS,RS M(2), RP(3) T PTO, H(2),AC Phone 28 Ambam 521.64 251 1,267 P -5 W PO,TO, -5 -5 Phone 29 Bardipur 475.91 162 825 P 5-10 W -5 -5 BS 30 Bodhan (Rural) 4,178.77 852 3,752 P 0 W,TK, PO Sunday BS,RS HP,R 31 Bhandarpalle 240.79 71 370 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 32 Jadi Jamalpur 414.80 300 1,446 P.M 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 61 DIRECTORY and land use BODHAN TALUK Land use (i.e., area under dIfferent typ=s of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca------'------any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by sOU;'cc pted wa'ite available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cub- archaeological vation interest (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) (I) PR Bodhan 6 Rice T (55.44) 87.01 16.19 25.09 19 o (48.16) GC (7.28) PR Bodhan 10 ED, Rice T (867.24) 63.53 Nl : MI 20 EAG GC (867.24) PR Bodhan 12 ED, Rice T (253.74) 2.83 170.78 NI0: Ml : T1 21 EAG TK (158.23) GC (95.51) PR Bodhall 18 ED Rice T (609.05) 6677 170.78 N3: CI : M2: T3 22 GC (341.15) TK (258.19) o (6.47) W (3.24) PR Nizamabad 8 EA Jowar T (277.61 ) 830.82 N5: M5 23 Rice GC (141.64) TK (\35.97) PR Nizamabad 10 ED, Rice T (146.09) 5.67 45.32 CI : M2: T1 24 EAG GC (96.72) TK (45.32) W (U5) PR Bodhan 14 ED, Wheat T (317.67) 16.19 19.02 N3: M2: T2 25 EAG Rice GC (317.67) PR Bodhall 12 ED Jowar T (234.72) 40.47 57.87 N5 26 Rice GC (\89.39) TK (45.33) PR Bodhall 13 EO, Wheat T (877.36) 116.14 40.47 339.12 N50 : Cl : M3:T2 27 EAG Rice GC (553.61) TK (323.75) KR Bodhan 8 Rkc T (301.09) 16.19 111.69 92.67 NI 28 GC (241.19) TK (59.49) W (0.41) PR Bodhall 8 ED, Rice T (173.21 ) 20.23 174.42 108.05 NI: MI:Tl 29 EAG GC (90.65) TK (82.56) PR Bodhan 1 EA Rice T (2,767.23) 639.40 11.33 760.81 NA 30 Jowar GC (2,023.42) R (541.47) WE (202.34) KR Bodhan 8 Rice T (26.31 ) 190.20 7.69 16.59 31 Jowar o (20.24) W (6.07) PR Bodhall 5 ED Rice T (227.84) 14.16 79.72 93.08 MI 32 Jowar o (197.08) TK (26.31) W (4.45) 62 VIllAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total nun1ber of Amenities available (If not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad r:tnges viz.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Km~. and 10 :·Kms. of the tion Name of village of the popul:ltion nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-----'----~ ~------'------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- 'Potable) Tele- the stop,Railway graph m:Hket, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (10) (9)----- 33 Rampur 662.87 120 633 P 5-10 W,TK -5 lOt BS 34 Tagelli 374.74 138 752 P 10+ W,R -5 BS 35 Fathepur 216.91 45 252 -5 5-10 W -5 -s -5 36 Saloora 2.733.24 954 5,015 1>(2). D.TB, W,HP PO Friday BS M.H MCW 37 Machapur 293.80 22 73 -5 -5 W -5 -5 38 Achanpalle (Rural) 389.71 181 860 P -5 W -5 -5 BS 39 Narsapur 338.72 J42 761 P ·5 W PO -5 -5 40 Ibrahimpur 485.62 Uninhabited 41 Mangalpahad 340.74 339 1.845 P -5 W,HP. PO 10+ BS TK 42 Thane Kalan 2.715.84 730 3.706 P.M,H, PHe. W.HP PO, 10+ BS RP(2) Phone 43 KurnapaJle 1,458.48 581 2,931 P.M RP(2) W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone 44 Mallepahad 235.12 Uninhabited 45 Mithapur 235.12 Uninhabited 46 Erajpalle 388.90 348 1.795 P 0 w,e PO Friday BS 47 Lakmapur 236.74 35 196 -5 -5 W -5 -5 BS 48 Naganpalle 357.34 162 842 p -5 w ·5 -5 BS 63 DIRECTORY and Land use BOD HAN TALUK Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ______L ___ - ______- __ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power St::ple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gatea w.lste availlble historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (IS) ( 19) (20) (1) PR Bodhatl La lawaI" T (11\.93) 101.89 186.15 42.90 33 Rice TK (89.84) R (36.02) W (6.07) PR Bodhan 11 Rice T (9.71) 364.22 0.81 34 lowar W (9.71) PR Bodhan 10 Rice T (50. IS) 157.42 9.31 35 Jow;.!r TK (19.02) GC (2R.33) W (2.83) PR Bodhan 8 ED Riee T (520.8.\) 2.177.20 3521 N: NA: M5: T3 36 Jowar GC (263.05) TK (252.93) W (4.85\ KR Bodhan 4 Jo\\ar T (249.28) 36.42 8.10 37 Rice R (121.00) GC (84.98) WE (43.30) PR B(ldhan 3 EA Rice T (367.45) 3.64 18.62 N: NA: Cl :M5 38 lowar GC (306.34) T3 W (61.11) PR Bodhan 4 EA Rice T (295.42) 4.05 39.25 39 Jowar GC (295.42) Uninhabited 40 PR Bodhan 13 ED Rice T (246.45) 4.85 18.62 70.S2 N2: M3 41 lowar GC (160.66) TK (85.79) PR Bodhan II ED. Rice T (730.86) 141.60 1.743.38 Ali sagar garden. 42 EAG Wheat GC mO.86) NIO: Cl : M4: Tl PR Nizamabad 15 ED. Rice 399.83 T (617.14) 19.42 422.09 N4 : CI : M3 : Tl 43 EAG GC (475.50) TK (141.64) Uninhabited 44 Uninhabited 45 PR Bodhan 5 ED Rice T (348.43) 40.47 NI: M2 46 Jowar GC (348.43) PR Bodhan 5 EA Rice T (163.90) 61.11 11.73 NA 47 R (82.15) GC (77.70) WE (4.05) PR Bodhan 3 EA Rice T (287.7)) 57.47 12.14 NIO 48 Wheat GC (187.37) R (64.75) WE (35.61) 64 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRiCT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village,the distance Loca Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of Village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) ______.t______~ C0de village (in , ____ ~1._ ____, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica_ hGllds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele the stop, Railway graph market. station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 49 KomanpalJe 554.82 464 2,260 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 50 Khazipur 293.80 157 861 P 10+ W,R PO 10+ BS 51 Hunsa 852.67 542 2,745 P,M 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS 52 Mandharna 1,381.59 197 1,024 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 53 Sompur 403.47 108 531 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 54 Takli 738.95 68 376 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 55 Salampahad 426.94 343 1,730 P ~5 W PO -5 BS 56 Penta Khurd 721.55 818 4,008 P,M,H W PO,TO. Thursday BS ° Phone 57 Nagora 397.80 Uninhabited 58 La:!mavandi 380.81 Uninhabited 59 Ootpalle 963.55 706 3,491 P H,O W,C PO,TO, -5 BS PTO, Phone 60 Amdapur 840.53 464 2,599 P,M,O RP W,C, PO Friday BS TK 61 Mosra 1,222.96 1,191 6,134 P(2), H,MCW(2), W,TK, PO,TO, Wednesday BS M,H,O O(3),RP(2) HP Phone 62 Chintakunta 1,340.32 508 2,525 p,O W,HP, PO,TO, -5 BS ° C,TK Phone 63 Thimmapur 600.55 149 832 P -5 W,C,TK -5 -5 -5 65 DIRECTORY and Land use BOD HAN TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- _------_. ------any place of tion Approach Nearcst town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Cui turable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18 ) ( 19) (20) (1) KR Bodhan 7 ED, Rice T (165.52) 325,36 27.52 36.42 NA: T2 49 EAG Jowar GC (111.69) TK (46.95) W (6.88) PR Bodhan 11 ED, Rice T (40.47) 216,10 20.23 17.00 50 EAG Jowar WE (40.47) PR Bodhan 21 EA Rice T (67.18) 673,39 112.10 Nl 51 Wheat W (67.18) PR Bodhan 21 Jowar T (5.67) 565.34 222.17 588.41 NI : MI: T1 52 Rice GC (5.67) KR Bodhan )7 Jowar T (4,05) 286.92 101.17 11.33 Ml 53 Rice o (4.05) KR Bodhan 16 Jowar T (84.98) 365.43 273.57 14.97 Ml 54 Rice TK (56.65) GC (28.33) PR Bodhan 8 EA Ricc T (286.92) 95.91 44.11 N20: M5: T3 55 GC (\99.10) TK (58'68) R (20.64) WE (8.50) PR Bodhan 8 EA Jowar T (665.71) 1.21 54.63 N: NA: M5: T3 56 Ricc GC (503.43) TK (155.40) W (6.88) Uninhabited 57 Uninhabited 58 PR Bodhan 12 EA Rice T (566.96) 7,69 30.75 358.15 N2: M2: T3 59 Jowar GC (566.96) PR Bodhan 12 ED Rice T (376.76) 2.43 22,26 438.27 NI: Ml : T1 60 Jowar GC (188.58) o (156.21) TK (30,76) W (1.21) PR Bodhan 10 EA Rice 245.65 T (675.01) 9.31 292.99 N4 : C7 : M9 : T6 61 Jowar GC (504.23) TK (170,78) PR Bodhan 18 EA Rice 679.47 T 002.30) 3.64 48,16 306.75 N2: Cl: M4 62 Jowar GC (225.01) TK (62.32) WE (8.90) W (6.07) KR Bodhan 24 Rice 323,75 T (64.7") 0.81 14,57 196.67 NI 63 Jowar GC ('12.37) TK (20.64) W (10,93) 0(0.81) 66 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenlties available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion N:lme of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,------_!_------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (6) (7) \8) (9) (to) ------(5) 64 Gcvur 735.72 496 2,564 P 0(2) W.TK, PO -5 BS HP,C 65 Sar,gam 678.66 344 1,843 P(2),M MCW, W,HP, PO -5 BS NH,O C 66 Minarpalle 368.67 212 1,035 P -5 W,HP, -5 5-10 BS TK 67 Lingampalle 360.57 Uninhabited 68 Raikoor 544.30 560 2,503 P(2),M 5-10 W PO,TO 5-10 BS 69 Siddapur 198.70 95 477 P -5 W -5 -5 -5 70 Ethonda 997.55 731 3,660 P(2), RP(2) W PO Saturday BS M,O 71 Valbhapur 270.33 74 415 P -5 W -5 -5 BS 72 Domaledgi 425.32 177 841 P -5 W PO -5 -5 73 Koloor 397.80 80 407 P -5 W -5 -5 BS 74 Sunkini 837.70 234 1,322 P 5-10 W,R PO 5-10 -5 75 Humnapur 300.28 Uninhabited 67 DIRECTORY and Land,:use BOD HAN TALUK Land usc (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca------.. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power St:lplc Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (ill Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (1) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Bodhan 16 EA Rice 29.95 T (406.30) 0.40 3.64 291.37 Nl: M4: Tl 64 Jowar GC (202.34) TK (102.38) W (68.80) o (32.78) PR Bodhan 13 EA Rice T (~09.90) 0.41 168.35 Nl: Ml: Tl 65 Jowar GC (202.34) R (141.64) 1"K (121.40) W (40.47) WE (4.05) PR Bodhan 11 Rice T (228.24) 140.43 N2: M5: T3 66 Jowar GC (202.34) TK (13.35) R (12.55) Uninhabited 67 PR Bodhan 10 EA Rice l' (445.15) 72.84 26.31 N27: M4: 1'4 68 Jowar GC (445.15) KR Bodhan 13 ED, Rice l' ( 135.57) 63.13 N2: M3 69 EAG Jowar GC (72.44) WE (60.30) W (2.83) PR Bodhan 14 EA Jowar T (783.47) 214.08 N30: C3 : M20: 70 .' Rice GC (655.99) TI2 1'K 04.87) o (38.45) WE (14.16) PR Bodhan 14 Jowar T (215.29) 55.04 71 Rice o (114.12) GC (72.03) W (18.62) TK (10.52) PR Bodhan 15 Jowar l' (232.29) 140.42 52.61 72 Rice TK (221.36) GC (8.10) R (2.83) PR Bodhan 18 Jowar T (127.07) 255.76 14.97 73 Rice GC (115.34) TK (11.73) PR Bodhan 24 Jowar l' (27.11 ) 562.11 48.56 199.91 NI :M3 74 Rice GC (20.23) R (6.07) WE (0.81) Uninhabit ed 75 68 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Tolal number of Amenities available (if not avaihble within the village, the distanc e Loca Tobl area households and in broad rang.::s viz.,·5KnH; 5-10 Kms. and [O+Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility availabel is given) ____ J~ ___ ~ ______~ ____ ~ ______~ ______Code village (in No. hectares) House- Popula- Edu':ationll Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica holds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (l) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 76 KaL'gaon 591.65 213 1,138 P(2),M 5-10 W,R 5-10 5-10 5-10 77 Hegdoli 709.82 238 1,059 P -5 W PO -5 BS 711, Yadgarpur 196.27 87 491 P -5 W -5 -5 -5 79 Am:apur 174.82 Uninhabited 80 Kotgir 1,391.31 1,631 8,904 P(3),M, RP(3),D. W PO,TO, Wednesday BS H,O CHW,H PTO 81 Sitampur 369m 139 418 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5 82 Ranampalle 436.65 483 2,396 P -5 W,TK PO -5 -5 83 Rudroor 849.03 1,677 9,024 P(3), MCW, W,T, PO, Friday BS M(2), MH, HP PTO B,AC RP(5), CHW 84 Bhavanipet 380.81 181 960 P -5 W,C,HP PO 5-10 BS 85 Ghanpur 453.25 198 1,051 P -5 W,BP PO 10+ BS 86 Humnapur 538.64 296 1,539 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS 87 Boppapur 267.50 192 927 P MeW W,HP PO -5 -5 69 DIRECTORY and Land use BODHAN TALUK Land use (i.e., are:! under dIfferent typ~s of land use Remarks in hectares rounjed upto 2 d:!cimll places) including Locl------}._------, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- CuIturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (ll) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) PR Bodhan 25 EA Jowar T (213.27) 136.38 101.17 140.02 N3:M2:T1 76 Rice GC (161.87) TK (47.35) WE (4.05) PR Bodhan 20 Jowar T (255.35 ) 357.34 12.14 84.99 N2: MI: T3 77 Rice GC (232.69) TK (20.23) R (2.43) PR Bodhan 17 Rice T (157.82) 38.45 78 Jowar TK (93.48) WE (45.32) GC (19.02) Uninhabited 79 PR Bodhan 21 EA Rice T (1,050.16) 45.73 295.42 N200 : C3 : M30 : 80 Jowar GC (694.44) T8 TK (295.42) o (44.11) W (8.10) WE (8-09) PR Bodhan 15 ED, Rice T (327.79) 2.43 38.45 MI 81 EAG Jowar GC (307.56) WE (20.23) PR Bodhan 13 ED Rice T (330.63) 5.25 62.32 38.45 NI0: C2 : M5 : T3 82 Jowar GC (207.20) TK (107.24) W (16.19) PR Bodhan 15 EA Rice T (498.57) 20.24 330.22 NI00: C2 : M16 : 83 Jowar GC (283.28) TIO TK (202.34) W (7.28) TW (5.67) PR Bodhan 15 ED Rice T (309.99) 10.12 12.54 48.16 N6: M8: T4 84 GC (288.14) TK (21.85) PR Bodhan 18 ED Rice 76.08 T (296.23) 25.90 10.93 44. J 1 Nl : Cl : Ml : T1 85 GC (260.21) TK (36.02) PR Bodhan 18 ED, Maize T (35896) 70.82 108.86 N2 : Cl : M3 : Tl 86 EO Rice GC (298.26) TK (60.70\ KR Bodhan 17 ED Rice T (182.11) 85.39 Ml 87 o (144.47) GC (37.64) 70 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+K111S. of the tion N:lme of Village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ------, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Com111unica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 88 Akb:unagar 498.17 271 1,387 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS 89 Ch:katpalle 319.30 198 957 P -5 W,TK -5 -5 -5 90 Kundapur 389.71 96 469 -5 -5 W,HP, -5 -5 -5 TK 91 Rozapur 39.66 Uninhabited 92 Ji:khlaspur 634.14 206 1,042 P(2) 5·10 W 5-10 5-10 BS 93 Malkapur 129.90 Uninhabited 94 Mirzapur 317.68 84 443 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 95 Zainapur 247.67 Uninhabited 96 Thirmalapur 329.82 178 943 P 10+ W PO -5 BS 97 Hangarga 690.80 404 2,078 P W PO -5 -5 98 Pothangal 1,123.40 996 5,304 P(3), D, W PO Monday BS M,H MCW 99 Kotcherla 1,036.40 162 851 P 10+ W -5 -5 -5 100 Jallipalle 489.67 514 2,549 P -5 W PO -5 -5 101 Kothapalle 614.31 315 1,586 P,M -5 W PO -5 BS 102 Fakeerabad 76.49 Uninhabited 71 DIRECTORY and Land use BOD HAN TALUK Land use (i e., area under different type3 of land use Remarks in hechres rounded upto 2 decil11:l1 pbces) including Loca- -- ---~------~------.. any place of tion Approach Neare·t town Power Staple Forest Irrig'tted Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste avaiJabl~ historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archae(Jlog~c31 vation interest ------(II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (7) (18) (19) (20) (1) ----.~ PR Bodhan 19 EA Jov>ar T (3-15.19) 2.03 150.95 N30 88 Rice GC (2JO.32) o (J5.96) R (56.25 i W (22.66) KR Bodhan 13 ED, Rice T cm.58) 24.28 68.39 4.05 N3: Cl : Ml : Tl 89 EAG lawaI' GC (222.58) KR Bodban 16 Rice T (266.69) 40.87 8:.15 90 lowar GC ~243.62) TK (23.07) Uninhabited 91 PR Bodhan 25 Rice T (469.43 ) 29.54 135.17 NIO: M2: T3 92 Jowar GC (447.17) o (22.26) Uninhabited 93 PR Bodhan 20 Rice T (102.79) 34.40 180.49 94 Jowar GC (99.96) WE (2.83) Uninhabited 95 PR Bodhan 22 ED Jowar T (273.57) 7.28 48.97 N2: M3: T3 96 Rice GC (247.67) TK (15.78) W 00.12) PR Bodhan 23 ED Rice T (210.43) 209.22 99.55 171.59 Ml 97 lowar GC (16l.87) TK (40.47) W (8.09) PR Bodhan 21 ED, Rice T (356.53) 212.05 111.69 443.13 N15 : Cl : MG: T2 98 EAG lowar GC (203.56) TK (150.14) W (2.83) PR Bodhan 29 10war T (186.56) 341.15 433.01 75.68 Nl 99 Rice GC (184.94) W (1.62) PR Bodhan 24 Rice T (322.13) 60.70 17.40 89.44 100 lowar GC (305.94) TK (16.19) PR Bodhan 26 Ric.; 76.89 T (344.39) 192.63 N2: M2: Tl 101 lowar GC (286.0) TK (52.61) o (4.05) W (1.62) Uninhabited 102 72 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amen;ties available (if not available within the v.llage, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 J<.ms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms of the tion Name of Village of the population ~ ______nearest place where the J facility______available is given) ~ Code village (in ~ __.J ____-... No. hectares) House- Populr.- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi.:a- holds tion water and days of tions (Bm- (Potable) Telc- the stop, Railway graph market, station it' any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 103 Rampur 662.87. 112 587 P -5 W,TK -5 -5 -5 104 Ambam 521.64 333 1,589 P(2) , -5 W,HP, PO -5 -5 M,H TK 105 Varni 1,912.94 1,889 8,963 P(5), D, W,HP PO,TO Tuesday BS M(2), PHC H 106 Taglcpalle 1.204.34 404 1,952 P MH W,TK PO -5 BS 107 Sudlam 921.06 120 660 P -5 W -5 -5 -5 108 Adhaspalle 232,29 70 332 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 109 Bareedpur 148.92 20 87 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5·10 110 K\\llilr 928.35 341 1,571 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 111 Ganvaram 137,19 21 134 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 112 Baswapur 146.90 113 573 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 113 Lingapur 392,95 74 376 5-10 5-10 w 5-10 5-10 BS 73 DIRECTORY and Land use BOD HAN TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of Jand use Remarks ln hectares rounded uplo 2 decimal places) including Loca- - ~----~------any place of tion Approach NeaTe:"t town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturablc Area 110t religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source !;:at~d waste availabl ~ historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (1) (11 ; (I~) (13) (14) (15) (16) ([7) ( 18) (19) (20) KR Bodhan 2\ Rice 22.66 T (I ~;8.18) 6.07 165.51 2~OA5 NI 103 Jowar GC (\57.83) TK (30.35) PR Bodhan 26 ED, Rice T (358.55) 163.09 Nl ; Cl : Ml : T1 104 EO Jowar GC (202.75) TK (148.11) W (7.69) PR Bodhan ~2 EA Rice: 350.05 T (889.09) 99.15 57·US NI25:Cl:M9:T9 lOS Jowar GC (55239) R (142.0;) W (101.17) TK (93.48) PR Bodhan 22 EA J6war 327.79 T (327.39) 289.35 259.81 N2: M2 106 Rice W (327.39) KR Bodhan :W Rice 567.37 T (272.76) 25.90 53.82 107 Jowar o (141.64) GC (131.12) KR Bodban 32 ED, Jow.tr 95.10 T ( 122.62) O.SI 13.76 108 EAG Rice GC (78.10) o (-+4.52) PR Bodhan 29 Jo\\a" T (137.19) 11.73 109 Rice GC (137.19) PR Bodban 31 ED Rice T (275.99) 346.41 -i8.97 256.98 N2: M4: Tl 110 Jowar GC (161.87) TK (114.12) 111 KR Bodban 27 Rice T (135.57) 0.81 0.81 Jowar o (96.31) GC (39.26) 112 KR Bodhan 32 ED Rice 6.88 T (103.60) 35.61 Ml Jowar o (62.73) TK (21.04) GC (19.83) 113 PR Bodban 31 Jowar T (325.77) 67.18 Ml: Tl Rice TK (151.35) GC (144.47) o (29.95) MADNUR T ALUK co co ....0> +-' ..c: . .~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ a.>- ~ . i o g § ~ 2 ~ U .J (1J ~ .. .v "C IE c . ~ 0 ! :::J ... 0 _, 0 ~ " .... ;: ,; ~ c,~ " o ~ .0' ~ :c 4( ~ ... = -;; c " '"- Q) :a ~ - ..." I- 0 - Q t- >- .c "" , • l_. _lJ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MADNUR TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of villalle Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. 0) (2) (I ) (1) (I) (1) 106 Anjani 84 Jagannathpalle 59 Nagalgaon 43 Antapur 68 Jukkal 22 Awalgaon 52 Pedda Devada 78 Pedda Dhadgi III Babalgaon 55 Kandarpalle 69 Pedda Edgi 88 Baswapur 66 Kanthali 58 Pedda Eklara 63 104 Begampur 62 Kathalwadi Pedda Gholla 89 Bha ngar pall e 21 Keroor 103 Pedda Kodapgal 54 Bichkunda 90 Khanapur 60 Peddampalle 61 Bijalwadi 87 Khandeballoor 3 Pedda Shekkerga 107 Burkapalle 39 Kharg 82 Pedda Takadpalle 28 Khatgaon 11 Pedda Takli 40 Chandegaon 86 Khemrajkallali 37 Pedda Thadgur 13 Chimnapur 105 Kheslabad 97 Pocharam 76 Chinna Devada 36 Kotchira 51 Pulkal 77 Chinna Dhadgi 85 Kowlas 70 Chinna Edgi 57 16 Kurla Rachoor 46 Chinna Eklara 101 Rajapur 64 Chinna Gholla 56 Rajola Chinna Shekkerga 32 Lachan 71 Rudrapahad 83 Chinna TakadpalJe 24 Lachmapur 47 Ruscgaon 38 Chinna Thadgur 72 Ladegaon 9 Limboor 2 Salabathpur 45 Dhannoor 110 Lingampalle 109 Sawargaon 27 Dhoti 79 Lingapur 100 Seetarampalle 94 Dongaon 67 Longaon 99 Shantapur 18 Dongli 35 Shekhapur 92 Dostpalle 29 Shetloor 74 Dowlatapur 20 Madnur 98 Shivapur 14 Mahdan Hipperga 91 Siddapur 15 Elegaon 41 Mahadapur 12 Sirpur 17 Enbhura 8 Mahalsapur 50 Sirsamandar 44 Somoor 73 Fathallapur 26 Mailapur 112 Mailar 5 Sonala 4 Gojegaon 23 Mainur 93 Sopur 53 Gopantnl1e 75 Malkapur 33 Sultanpd 31 Gunclekalloor 102 Malkapur (Kodapgal patti) 65 Gundoor 80 Manayapur 7 Thadi Hipp~rga 25 Marepalle 81 Tupdal (Kowlas) 34 Hajipur 30 Meka 42 Hangerga 48 Mishankallal i 6 Wadi Fathepur 49 Hasgul 19 Mogha 108 Wadlam 10 Hassa Takli 96 Mohammadabad 95 Wazarkhandi 75 76 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not availabl e within the village. the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz .• -5 Km5; 5-10 Kms. and 10·:·1(ms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r----~t.. .. --____. ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educatioml Medical Drinking; Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- Chinna Shekkerga 365.43 89 526 P,AC -5 W,TK -5 -5 -5 2 Salabathpur 119.38 11 51 -5 -5 W,TK -5 -5 BS 3 Pedda Shekkerga 1,032.76 279 1.434 P,M. -5 W,TK PO -5 -5 Ac(3) 4 Gojegaon 237.55 55 326 P,AC -5 W,TK -5 -5 -5 5 Sonala 405.90 58 317 P 5-10 W,R 5-10 5-10 5-10 6 Wadi Fathepur 163.09 Uninhabited 7 Thadi Hipperga 484.81 187 964 P,AC(3) -5 W,R -5 -5 -5 8 Mahalsapur 4.45 Uninhibited 9 Limboor 802.49 243 1.135 P,AC 10+ W PO 10+ 10+ 10 Hassa Takli 224.60 95 464 P,AC 10+ R 10+ 10+ 10+ 11 PeddaTakli 555.63 127 722 P.AC 10+ R 10+ 10+ 10+ 12 Sirpur 392.95 169 926 P,AC 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 13 Chimnapur 38.45 Uninhabited 14 Mahdan Hipperga 838.91 237 1,169 P.AC 10+ W.R 10+ 10+ 10+ 15 Elegaon 82.56 47 275 P 10+ W.N.R -5 10+ 10+ 16 Kurla 809.37 175 965 P,AC 10+ W,HP.N PO 10+ 10+ 17 Enbhura 426.54 136 814 P,AC 5-10 W,N,R -5 10+ 10+ 18 Dongli 2,138.35 391 1.917 P,M PHC W PO 5-10 5-10 19 Mogha 708.20 238 1,302 P,AC(2) 5-10 W,TK PO 5-10 -5 20 Madnur 965.98 1.121 5,931 P(3), D(4),H(2), W,T PO,TO, Friday BS M(2), PHC PTO, H,AC(8) Phone 21 Keroor 502.62 206 1,068 P -5 W,TK -5 -5 -5 22 Awalgaon 1,267.07 137 782 P,AC(2) 5-10 W 5-11 5-10 5-10 77 DIRECTORY and Land use MADNUR TALUK __._-- Land use (i.e., area under different types of bod use Rematks in he~bres rounded upto 2 deeinnl places) including Loca- ------any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrig:lted Unirri- Clliturab1e Area not religiolls, Code to vi Ilagc and distance SllPP~y food by source gated Weste available historic210r No. (.n Kms.) for clllti- archaeological v PR Degloor 3 ED Rice T (23.07) 266.28 63.54 8.90 (Maharashtra) Korra TK (23.07) PR Degloor 3 ED, Rice T (13.76) 61.92 24.28 19.42 2 (M:lh'lrashtra) EAG lowar TK (13.76) KR Degloor 3 ED, Rice T (87.82) 717.91 16.19 210.84 3 (Maharashtra) EO Jowar TK (87.82) KR Degloor 3 ED Rice T (0.81) 228.24 3.50 .. , 4 (Maharashtra) Jowar R (0.81) KR Degloor 6 ED Rice 397.40 728 1.21 5 (Maharashtra) lowar Un:nhabited 6 KR Dc-gloor 6 ED Rice T (1.62) 456.08 25.09 7 (Maharashtra) Jowar R (1.62) Uninhabited 8 KR Degloor II ED Rice T (3.64) 77012 28.73 Ml 9 (Maharashtra) Jowar R (3.64) KR Degloor 14 Rice 214.08 0.40 10.12 10 (Maharashtra) Jowar KR Degloor 16 Rice 530.14 0.81 24.68 11 (Maharashtra) lowar KR Degloor 18 ED Rice 372.31 20.64 12 (Maharash! raj Jowar Uninhabited 13 KR Degloor 18 ED Rice 649.52 189.39 14 (Maharashtra) Jowar KR Degloor 18 ED Rice T (0.81) 77.70 4.05 15 (Maharashtra) lowar W (0.81) KR Degloor 18 EA Rlce T (17.00) 502.62 289.75 MI 16 (Maharashtra) Jowar WE (17.00) KR Degloor 18 ED Rice 411.97 14.57 17 (Maharashtra) Jowar KR Degloor 10 ED, Rice T (0.8 1) 2.062.68 74.86 18 (Maharashtra) EAG Jowar TK (0.81) KR Degloor 10 Jowar T (18.62) 658.83 30.76 19 (Maharashtra) TK (18.62) PR Degloor 14 EA Rice T (57.87) 719.93 67.99 120.19 20 (Mahara~htra) Jowar TK (57.87) PR Dcgloor 3 ED, Rice T (72.03) 344.79 10.12 75.68 21 (Maharashtra) EAG Jowar TK (67.98) W (4.05) KR Degloor R ED Rice T (18.6'2) 1,027.49 86.60 134.36 22 (Maharashtra) Jowar TK (14.57) W (4.05) 78 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the viIIage,the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of Village of the Population nelrest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,.-___ .J...... ___ _ '\ ,-______• t ______-----.., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- helds tion water and days of tions (Bus) (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market. station, ifany Waterway- (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 23 Mainur 1.057.04 240 1,240 P,M, 5-10 W,TK PO 5-10 BS AC(2J 24 Lachmapur 228.65 16 86 -5 5-10 W,TK 5-10 5-10 5-10 25 Marepalle 316.06 118 630 P,AC(2) 5-10 W,F -5 10+ 5-10 26 Mailapur 322.53 92 451 P,AC 5-10 W,TK -5 -5 -5 27 Dhoti 562.51 86 561 P,AC 5-10 W PO -5 -5 28 Khatgaon 515.97 173 938 P,AC 10+ W,N,R -5 5-10 5-10 29 Shetloor 417.23 114 612 P,AC 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10 30 Meka 213.27 54 359 AC 5-10 W -5 -5 -5 31 Gundekalloor 292.99 143 675 P,AC 5-10 W,N,R PO -5 -5 32 Lachan 745.43 226 1153 P,AC(2) 5-10 W,HP,R PO -5 BS :33 Sultanpet 635.35 176 956 P,AC -5 W,TK PO Tuesday -5 34 Hajipur 193.03 Uninhabited 35 Shekhapur 704.15 79 518 P,AC(2) -5 W -5 -5 BS 36 Kotchira 870.88 297 1.635 O,P(2),M, --5 W PO -5 -5 AC(3) 37 Pedda Thadgur 1,023.85 280 1,666 P,AC -5 W PO 5-10 -5 38 Chinna Thadgur 331,44 72 393 P,AC -5 W -5 5-10 -5 39 Kharg 227.03 37 192 AC 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10 40 Chand ega on 503.83 92 560 P,AC 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 41 Mahadapur 314.04 105 503 P,AC 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 42 Hangerga 1.092.65 259 1,428 P PHC W PO 5-10 BS 79 DIRECTORY and land use MADNUR TALUK Land use (i.e., area und~r different typ~s of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decim'll places) including Loca- r-______~I------_.. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (ll) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (!.>_ PR Degloor 10 ED Rice T (47.75) 739.36 225.41 44.52 Ml 23 (Maharasht ra) Jowar TK (44.92) R (2.43) VI (0.40) PR Degloor 10 Rice T (28.73) 178.06 21.86 24 (Maharashtra) Wheat TK (28.73) KR Degloor 11 Rice T (29.95) 257.38 0.40 28.33 25 (Maharashtra) Jow.lr TK (29.95) KR Degloor 13 RIC"· T (42.49) 248.07 31.97 26 (Maharashtra) Jowar TK (42.49) KR Degloor 14 ED Rice T (2.03) 541.06 19.42 27 ( Maharashtra) Wheat R (1.62) TK (0.41) KR Degloor 16 ED, Rice T (17.81) 422.90 4.05 55.04 Ml 28 (Maharashtra) EAG Jowar WE (17.81) KR Degloor 21 EA Rice T (3.24) 208.01 1.62 204.36 29 (Maharashtra) Jowar W (3.24) KR Degloor 21 ED Rice 204.77 8.50 30 (Maharashtra) Jowar KR Degloor 16 Rice 263.05 2.83 27.11 31 (Maharashtra) Jowar PR Degloor 13 ED, Rice T (25.50) 661.66 14.9'7 43.30 N.A: MI 32 (Maharashtra) EO Jowar TK (19.02) R (6.48) PR Degloor 11 ED, Rice T (17.00) 520.42 40.06 57.87 Ml 33 (Maharashtra) EO Jowar TK (10.52) o (4.45) W (2.03) Uninhabited 34 PR Degloor 11 ED Rice T (19.42) 427.35 101.17 156.21 35 (Maharashtra) Jowar TK (19.42) KR Degloor 13 ED Rice T (0.81) 747.45 48'97 73.65 36 (Maharashtra) Jowar W (0.81) KR Degloor 10 ED, Rice T (17.40) 900.02 21.45 84.98 37 (Maharashtra) EAG Jowar W (12.14) R (5.26) KR Degloor 10 Rice T (0.81) 299.87 13.36 17.40 38 (Maharashtra) Jowar W (0.81) KR Degloor 10 Rice 205.58 11.74 9.71 39 (Maharashtra) Jowar KR Degloor 10 ED Rice 450.41 17.81 35.61 40 (Maharashtra) Jowar KR Degloor 13 Rice 289.35 13.76 10.93 41 (Maharashtra) Jowar PR Degloor 13 EA Ragi 896.78 122.21 73.65 42 (Maharashtra) Jowar 80 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance vi:t.,-5Kms; 1-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the Loca- Total area househOlds and in broad ranges of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village r-___ .J_ ___ ---.... Code village (in ------~~------~----~ Drinking Post Day or Communica- No. hectares) Bouse- Popula- ErlucatioDlI Medical holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (7) (8) (9) (10) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) 5-10 5-10 43 Antapur 187.37 51 349 P,AC 5·10 W -5 44 Somoor 293.80 66 365 P,AC 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 5-10 5-10 45 Dhannoor 431.80 93 520 P,AC 5-10 W BS 46 Chinna E1dara 508.69 134 773 P,AC -5 W -5 -5 -5 W,HP, 47 Rusegaon 479.15 71 393 P,AC 5-10 -5 -5 BS N,R .5 W,N,R PO -5 411 Mishankallali 620.79 165 989 P,AC -5 PO -5 -5 49 IIasgul 1,552.37 297 1,980 P,AC(2) 'RP W,N W,N,R -5 50 Sirsamandar 215.29 86 465 P,AC 5-10 Po -5 51 Pulkal 3,383.57 611 3,272 P(2),M, RP,FPC, W,TK, PO 5-10 BS H,AC(2) MCW R,HP 52 pedda Devada 303.92 108 659 P,AC 5-10 W,HP, PO 5-10 BS N,R 53 Gopanpalle 550.78 156 892 P,AC -5 W,HP,TK -5 5-10 -5 54 Bichkunda 1,724.36 1,582 8,554 P(2),M, D(2), T,W,TW, PO,TO, Wednesday BS H,JC, MCW, HP Phone AC(7) MH,H ':5 Kandarpalle 458.91 101 549 P -5 W,P -5 -5 BS S6 Rajala 601.36 166 880 P,AC -5 W,HP, -S -5 BS R,N W,R -5 -5 -5 ~7 Rachoor 127.07 28 125 AC -5 58 Pedda EkJara 1,537.80 336 1,832 P,AC(3) MCW W PO 5-10 BS 59 Nagaliaon 1.024.66 209 1,135 P,AC 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 81 DIRECTORY and Land use MADNlJR TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of Jand usc Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca------~--,------. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waSle available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- ar chaco logical vation interest (l1) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (l) KR DcgJoor 13 Rice T (0.41) 178.06 8.90 43 (M·.lharashtra) Jowar R (0041) KR Dcgloor J4 ED Rice T (2.83) 246.45 21.05 23.47 44 (Maharashtra) Jowar W (1.62) TK (1.21) PR Degloor 16 Rice T (5.26) 359.77 26.71 40.06 45 (Maharashtra) Jowar W (5.26) KR Degloor 14 Rice T (1.62) 443.53 33.49 29.95 4. (Maharashtra) Jowar W (1.62) PR Degloor 15 ED, Rice T (17.40) 358.55 103.19 N2::M.l 47 ( Mahar,\shtra) EAG Jowar TK (17.00) W (0.40) KR Degloor 18 ED, Rice T (0.41) 585.98 34.40 41 (Maharashtra) EO Jowar W (0.41) KR Degloor 21 ED, Rice T (0040) 1.221.34 330.63 Nl 4' (Maharashtra) EO Jowar TK (0.40) KR Banswada 22 ED Rice 198.30 1.21 15.78 50 Jowar PR Banswada 21 EA Rice T (316.87) 1.303.49 1.763.21 N3: M 1 51 Jowar TK (307.56) R (9.31) PR Banswada 22 EA Rice T (11.74) 259.40 6.07 26.71 52 Jowar R (8.10) W (2.43) TK (1.21) PR Degloor 24 ED Rice T (22.66) 416.02 61.11 50.99 53 (Maharashtra) Jowar TK (22.66) PR Degloor 24 EA Rice T (2oS.71) 1,089.41 189.39 176.85 M6 54 (Maharashtra) Jowar TK (261.83) W (6.88) PR Degloor 19 ED Rice T (25.09) 379.59 14.97 39.26 55 (Maharashtra) Jowar R (14.97) TK (9.71) W (0.4\) PR Degloor 16 ED, Ri~e T (36.02) 455.67 109.67 Ml 56 (Maharashtra) EO Jowar TK (28.73) R (7.29) PR Deg\oor 19 Rice 118.57 6"47 57 (Maharashtra) Jowar PR Degloor 16 ED, Rice T (39.66) 1,250.07 248.07 M2 ~8 (Maharashtra) EAG Jowar TK (26.30) R (to.1:) W (3.24) KR Degloor 17 EA Rice 90164 78.91 44.ll Ml 59 (Maharashtra) Jowar 82 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amelllties available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of Villag.: of the population nearest place where the facility avaIlable is given) Cooe village (m -----~-----, ,.... ------~------.. No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communica hGlds tion water and Jays of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele the stoP. Railway graph market, station. if any Waterway) (1) C2} (3) 14A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 60 Peddamp_llle 546.73 135 709 P.AC 5--10 W -5 5-10 5-10 61 Bijllwad i 504.24 1~3 714 P.AC 10+ W --5 5-JO 5-10 62 Kathal\\adi 375.95 35 250 -5 10+ W 5-10 5-10 5-10 !13 Pedda Gholla 1.568.56 429 2,299 P,M, 10+ W PO 5-10 10+ AC(2) 6.t Chinna Ghol\a 192.63 49 262 P,AC 5-10 W.R.F -) -5 -5 65 GunJoor 629.28 156 799 p.AC 10+ W -5 -s BS 66 Kanthali 578.70 129 705 P,AC 10+ W -5 -5 5-10 67 Longaon 234.31 79 422 P,AC(2) 10+ W -5 5-10 -5 68 Jukkai 1,245.62 752 3,864 P(3),M(3), MCW,FPC, W PO Thursday BS H.AC(4) D.RP(3} 69 Pedda Edgl 799.66 341 1,946 P,AC(2) 10+ W PO -5 -5 70 Chinna Edgi 276.40 106 568 P,AC -5 W,O -5 -5 -5 71 Rudrapahad 210.12 2 4 p W -5 -5 BS 72 Ladegaon 803.30 228 1,149 P 5-10 W 5-10 - 5 -5 73 FathaJlapur 790.35 187 979 P.AC(3) 5 W.HP PO -5 BS 74 Dowlatapur 524.88 41 228 P,AC --5 W -5 -5 -5 75 Maikapur 269.12 Uninhabited 76 Chinna Devada 263.45 139 735 P,AC(2} 5 W,HP. -5 -5 -5 R.N 77 Chinna Dhadgi 190.61 119 627 P,AC -~ W,HP, -5 -5 -5 N,R 78 Pedda Dhadgi 670.56 248 1.307 P,AC -5 W,R PO -5 -5 79 Lingapur 456.48 Uninhabited 80 Manayapur 286.92 67 389 P,AC 10+ WHP ·-5 -5 -5 81 Tupdal (Kowia5) 233.91 43 229 P 5-10 W -5 -5 -5 83 DIRECTORY and Land use MADNUR TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different typ~s of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decim11 places) inclLlding Loca- ___ ~ ______1 ______any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power StGpl: Fo:est li"riglted Unirri- C:.JI'urabl~ Area not rei igious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated W~lste availlb:e historical or No. (;n Kms.) for cull:- archaeological vat ion interest (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) ( i9) (20) (1) KR DeglJor 15 EA Rice T (3.24) 442.32 67.58 33.59 60 (Maharashha) Jowar TK (2.43) R (0.81) KR Degbor 16 EA Rice 440.30 29.95 33.99 61 (Maha,ashtra) Jowar KR Degloor 16 EA Rice 337.91 22.66 15.38 .. 2 cMaharashtra) Jowar KR Degloor 22 EA Rice T (6.88) 1,314.01 98.44 148.92 Ml 63 (Maharashtr a) Jowar R (6.88) KR Degloor 22 EA Rice 180.08 12.55 64 (Maha. ashtra) Jowar PR De3100r 24 EA Rice 547.94 72.03 9.3 \ 65 (Mahal ashtra) Jowar KR Degloor 21 Rice 538.63 29.14 10.93 66 (Mahara,hl ra) Jowar KR Degloor 21 Rice 198.70 22.26 13.35 67 (Maharashtra) Jowar PR Degloor 22 EA Rice T (21.85) 893.95 224.20 105.62 N 15 611 (Maharashtra) Jowar TK (21.85) KR Degloor 19 EA Rice T (32.37) 635.76 30.76 100.77 69 (Mahara,htra) Jowar TK (32.37) KR Degloor 20 EA Rice T (2.83) 263.45 10.12 70 (Maharashtra) Jowar R (2.83) PR Degloor 24 EA Rice 197.49 9.71 2.83 71 (Mah1rashtra) Jowar PR Degloor 26 EA Rice T (9.31) 750.28 1.62 42.C9 72 (Mahar;,shtra) .lowar TK (9.31) PR Degloor 24 ED Rice T ('27.11 ) 713.06 50.18 N 1 73 (Maharasht raj Jowar TK (27.11) PR Degloor ~6 ED Rice T 08.45) 398.21 16.19 72.03 74 (Maharashtra) .lowar TK (38.45) Uninhabited 75 KR Banswada 22 ED Rice T (1.62) 240.38 0.40 21.04 76 Jowar W (1.6~) KR Banswada 22 ED. Rice 173.61 17.00 77 EO Jowar KR Banswada 22 EA Rice 27-\.38 T (51.39) 239.57 40.47 64.75 78 Jowar TK (5l.:l9) Uninhabited 79 KR Banswada 24 Rice T (26.30) 226.22 2.43 31.97 80 Jowar TK (25.90) W (0.40) KR Banswada 20 ED. Rice T (2.02) 207.60 0.41 23.88 81 EAG Jowar R (1.62) W (0.40) 84 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amen,ties available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-SKms; S-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility aVlilable is given) Code village (in ------'-----.., ,------~!~ ------~ No. hectares) House~ Popula~ Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the ,top, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 82 Pedda Takadpalle 237.13 116 573 P,AC S-lO W,R SolO - 5 -5 83 Chinna Takadpallc 195.46 108 602 P,AC 5-10 W,R 5-10 S-10 BS 84 ]aganna thpaJ! e 326.99 29 148 AC 10+ W,HP -5 S-10 BS 85 Kowlas 1,849.60 32S 1,647 P,M,H, H,CHW, W,R PO ~-10 -S AC(2) PHC 86 Khel11rajkallal i 67S.42 167 943 P,AC 5-10 W,HP -S S-10 -S 87 Khandcbal100r 1,255.33 262 1,404 P,M, He W,HP PO 5-10 BS AC(3) 88 Baswapur 522.45 162 877 P,AC(2) 10+ W PO -S BS 89 Bhangarp~·lle 463.77 43 231 -5 10+ W -S -5 -5 90 Khauapur 197.89 Uninhabited 91 Siddapur 757.57 96 499 P,AC 10+ W -S 5-10 -S 92 Dostpalle 338.3," 44 228 P 10+ W -5 -S -5 93 Sopur 379. c9 98 S37 P 10+ W,R -5 S-IO -S 94 Dongaon 1,102.36 217 1,2S2 P 10+ W,R PO 5-10 5-10 95 Wazarkhandi 53337 147 822 P,AC 10+ W 5-10 S-1O BS 96 Mohamma:labad 732.88 21S 1,143 P,AC 5-1(\ W,HP -5 -S -S 97 Pocharam 732.07 108 628 P,AC 10+ W 5-1O S-10 BS 98 Shivapur 667.32 100 626 P,AC 10+ W,TK 5-10 5-10 BS 99 Shantapur 1,302.28 387 1,912 P,M, MCW W,HP PO Tuesday BS AC(2) 85 DIRECTORY and Land use MADNUR TALUK Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 d~cimal phces) including Loca------, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Stapl~ Forest Irriga'.ed Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code t" village and di,tance supply food by source gated waste availa!Jl~ his tori cal or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest (11 ; (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Bamwada 26 ED. Rice T (8.50) 210.84 17.81 82 EAG Jowar R (8.50) PR Banswada 26 ED. Rice T (7.28) 163.90 24.28 83 EAG Jowar TK (5.66) R (1.62) PR Banswada 27 ED Rice T (0.81) 113.72 53.01 159.45 84 Jowar TK (0.81) PR Banswada 26 EA Ric I! 730.86 T (30.76) 585.98 456.48 44.52 N3: T1 85 Jowar R (19.83) TK(6.07) W (4.86) PR Banswada 27 ED. Rice T (36.42) 453.65 125.05 60.30 86 EAG Jowar TK (35.21) W (1.21) PR Degloor 28 EA Rice T (49.37) 651.14 308.37 246.45 87 (Maharashtra) Jowar TK (46.54) W (2.83) PR Degloor 24 EA Rice T (81.21) 335.08 91.86 77 .30 M2 88 (Maharashtra) Jowar TK (17.81) W (0.40) KR D~gloor 30 Rice T (4.05) 301.49 72.84 85.39 89 (Maharashtra) Jowar TK (2.83) R (1.22) Uninhabited 90 KR Degloor 32 EA Rice T (9.31) 612.29 12.54 123.43 91 (Maharashtra) Jowar TK (9.31) KR Degloor 30 Rice 287.73 5059 92 (Maharashtra) Jawar PR Degloor 38 Rice 354.10 0.40 25.09 93 (Mahara~htra) Jawar KR Deglaor 35 EA Rice 1.043.68 3.24 55.44 94 (Maharashtra) Jowar PR Degloor 30 EA Rice 472.26 0.81 60.30 95 (Mahara,htra) Jowar PR Degloar 24 ED Ric~ T (49.37) 526.90 107.24 49.37 96 (Maharashtra) Jawar TK (49.37) PR Deglaor 35 ED. Rice T (10.52) 439.89 94.29 187.37 97 (Maharashtra) EAG Jawar W (9.31) R (1.21) PR Banswada 29 ED. Rice T (10.92) 301.49 354.91 98 EAG Jowar TK (10.52) R (0.40) PR Banswada 26 ED. Rice 717.51 T (139.62) 360.17 84.98 99 EAG Jowar TK (135.17) W (4.45) 86 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loo- Total area households and in broad ranges viz. ,-5Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the ton N.il1le of vi I~age of the population n~1fest pbce where the fa<::il;ty available is given) Cc)de village (in -----''-----, "------'----_.. ------, No. hectares) House- Popub- Educationll Medical Drinking Post D.lyor Communica- holds tion water and days of lions (Bus (Potable) Td:- the stop, Rajlway graph market. station. if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) ---- (9) ~ W} 100 Seet.\fal1lpallc 397.40 103 574 P,AC 10+ W -5 5-10 -5 101 Rajapur 865.22 87 401 P,AC 10+ W,R -5 5-10 -5 102 Malkapu r (Kodapgal 276.80 Uninhabited patti) 103 Pedda Kodapgal 897.59 534 2,783 P,M.H, FPC,H. W PO Thursday BS AC(2) RP,PHC 104 Begampur 158.23 96 524 AC -5 W -5 10+ -5 105 Kheslabad 1.189.37 232 1,263 P,AC 5-10 W,R PO 10+ -5 106 Anjani 532.56 88 447 P,AC 10+ W -5 10+ BS 107 Burkapalle 843.36 123 730 P 10+ W,TK -5 10+ -5 108 Wadlan 741.88 100 1,396 P,AC(3) 10+ W -5 10 t- ·5 109 Sawargaon 324.56 53 287 P,AC 10,· W,R -~ 10+ -5 110 Llngampalle 1,216.89 160 996 P,AC(2) 10+ W -5 10+ -5 111 Babaigaon 1,159.~3 244 1,385 P,AC(2) 10+ VI' 10+ 10+ 10+ 112 Mailar 199.10 74 416 P 10+ W,O 5-10 10+ 10+ 87 DIRECTORY and Land use MADNUR TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ~ ______L ______, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irripted Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (4) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) KR Banswada 24 ED Rice T (30.76) 226.22 47.75 92.67 100 Jowar TK (30.76) KR Banswada 22 Rice 1.62 T (61.11) 254.95 547.54 101 Jowar TK (<'1.11) Uninhabited 102 PR Banswada 26 ED, Rice 118.57 T (75.68) 590.43 112.91 103 EAG Jowar TK (74.06) W (1.62) PR Banswada 29 ED Rice T (14.97) 121.81 21.45 104 Jowar TK (14.97) KR Banswada 29 ED Rice T (85.39) 708.20 180.08 215.70 105 Jowar TK (82.56) W (2.83) PR Banswada 29 ED Rice 50.99 T (23.47) 386.Q7 9.31 62.72 106 Jowar TK (23.47) KR Banswada 32 EA Rice 679.47 21.04 142.85 107 Jowar KR Banswada 29 ED RIce T (51.39) 555.23 24.69 110.07 lOS Jowar TK (50.18) W (1.21) KR Degloor 29 ED Rice T (0.81) 250.50 52.21 21.04 109 (Mahara~htra) Jowar R (0.81) KR Degloor 32 ED Rice 624.83 592.06 110 (Maharashtra) Jowar KR Degloor 29 EA Rice 936.44 157.42 65.97 111 (Maharashtra) Jowar KR Degloor 29 ED Rice T (2.43) 176.03 8.50 12.14 112 (Maharashtra) Jowar W (2.43) BANSWADA TALUK CD 00 .-(j) ~ o ~ U ~ 0 ~ .r. 0 ~ c. 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J. n , o .. !. 1 .: .s ALP HABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BANSWADA TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of vilJage Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 117 Achampet 99 Gunkul 27 Namli 86 Alia pur 113 Narsingraopalle 38 Ankole 31 Hajipur 98 Narva 118 Arepalle 34 Hanmajipet 14 Nasurullabad 116 Hasanpalle 17 Bairapur 105 Hasnapur 82 Paredpalle 2 Bajidapur 92 Pedda Annaram 70 Bandapalle 54 Ibrahimpet 46 Pedda Damarancha 69 Ba ndaranjal 63 Pedda Gouraram 115 Banjepalle 102 Jakkapur 80 Pedda Rampur 60 Banswada 12 Jakora 32 Pedmal 18 Ba-angedgi 10 Jalalpur III Pitlam 39 BaswaipaUe 55 Po char am 28 Poshetpalle 22 Birkur 26 Kamsbetpalle 104 POlhreddypalle 73 Bolakpalle 3 Karegaon 29 Bommandevpalle 106 Karegaon 6 Rajpet 97 Boorgul 84 Katepalle 16 BoppasPJlJe 35 Khadlapuf 20 Sambapur 61 Borlam 108 Khambapur 37 Sangam 91 Brahmanp:llie 11 Kbunipur 52 119 Brahmanpalle 43 Kishtapur Sangojipet 64 Sarvapur 74 Budmi 90 Kishtapur 9 87 Burnapur 47 Koll ur Sayeedpur 5 Shankhoora 94 Komlancha 33 Siddapur 4 Chandur 53 Konapur 79 Siddapur 81 Chillargi 83 Koranpalle 56 SingaraipJlle 44 Chincholi 78 Kurthi 57 Someshwar 42 Chinna Ann 89 90 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Tobl numb!c of Am~nities ava,lable (if not aV.lilabl ~ within the village, the distance Loca Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion N:t!1le of vill.tg<:: of the pJpulatiOn n"arest phce where the facil ity a va'}.-lbb is gi ven) Code village (i 11 ------.--- -~ -..------'------. No. hectlfes) i-louse- pJpula- E,iuc-ltionll Mdi.:;:!1 Drink,n; Post Dayor Communic-l ho1ds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potabl~) Tdc- the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Mouia1ipur 319.70 Uninhabited :z Bajidapur 1,312.80 Uninhabited 3 Karegaon 912.15 79 461 P,AC (2) -5 W,N -5 -5 -5 4 Chandur 1,699.68 ~71 4,48l P(2).M,H, FPC,O W,TK PO,TO, Monday BS AC Phone 5 Shankhoora 377.17 177 966 P,AC -5 W,C -5 -5 -5 6 Rajpet 539.85 30 200 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5 7 Laxmapur 396.19 156 871 P,AC -5 W -5 -5 -5 8 Medpalle 1,533.35 59 394 P,AC -5 W,O -5 -5 -5 9 Sayeedpur 796.02 n 405 AC -5 W,O -5 -5 -5 10 Jalalpur 1,942.49 539 2,280 P,M,AC -5 W,TW,TK PO S:lturday BS 11 Khunipur 944.13 91 435 P,AC -5 W,TW -5 -5 BS 12 Jakora 1,719.91 562 2,954 P,M,AC(2) PHC,D. W,TW,C PO, -5 BS MCW,RP (3), Phone FPC,O 13 Mallaram 484.41 62 329 P,AC -5 W,TK PO -5 BS 14 Nasurullabad 644.66 375 1,820 P,M,AC(:?) D,MCW, W,TW PO, Wednesday BS,NW O,RP(2), TO, PHS Phone 15 Mylaram 1,251.29 442 2,284 P'AC(3) -5 W,C PO -5 -5 16 Boppaspalle 537.42 112 461 P,AC -5 W -5 -5 -5 91 DIRECTORY and Land use BANSWADA TALUK Land usc (i.e., area under different types of land use RemaIks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- __ ....- ______L ______any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest lrrig'I'ed Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source glbd WJste available historical or No. (Ill Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) :1) Uninh'lbited Uninhabited 2 KR Bodhan 21 Rice T (348.84) 16.18 8.09 539.04 3 Jowar 0(30).28) TK (48.56) PR Badhao 13 EA Rice 307.97 T (832.03) 559.68 N20 : C2 : M8 : T1 4 Jowar GC (793.18) W (14.57) 0(4.05) TK (20.23) KR BodhaD~19 Jowar T (157.02) 56.25 65.56 98.34 5 Rice GC (135.98) W (21.04) KR Bodhan 24 Jowar 377.98 T (12.55) 128.28 6.07 14.97 6 Rice TK (12.55) KR Bodhan 14 Rice T (48.16) 122.62 103.19 122.22 Cl 7 Jowar TK (40.47) W (7.69) KR Badhan I~ Jowar 1,202.72 T (8.90) 287.73 12.55 21.45 8 Maize W (7.28) TK (1.62) KR Bodhan 24 Jowar 469.43 T (14.16) 286.92 8.90 16.59 9 Rice TK (14.16) PR Bodh:m 2:: EA Rice \,3\4.42 T (71.22> 435.%5 42.90 ?S.IO N2 10 Jowar TK (71.22) PR Bodh~n 19 EA Rice 465.39 T (48.56) 374.74 12.95 42.49 11 Jowar TK (48.56) PR Bodhan 18 EA Rice T (435.04) 243.21 328.20 713.46 NIO: CI : M2 : TI 12 Jowar GC (408.33) W (24.28) TK (2.43) PR Bodhan 22 Rice T (27.52) 61.11 6.88 388.90 13 Jowar TK (27.52) PR,NC Banswada IS EA Rice 250.50 T(133.~4) 40.06 56.~5 164.71 NIO: TI 14 Jowar GC (127.88) W (5.26) PR Banswada 15 EA Rice 412.78 T (385.26) 11).69 208.42 133.14 N4: MI 15 Jowar GC (373.12) 0(6.07) W (6.07) KR Banswada 19 Rice T (72.03) 28.33 52.61 384.45 N2: CI: T3 16 Jowar TK (72.03) 92 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amelllties available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of Village of the population nearest place where the facil ity avaIlable is given) ~ ----__.-----______I ______------~ Code village (Ill ------. No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) 14A) (4B) IS) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 17 Bairapur 434.63 242 1,350 P,AC RP W,TW -5 -5 BS 18 Barangedgi 680.68 336 1,731 P,AC -5 W,TW PO -5 BS 19 Nagapur 206.79 Uninhabited 20 Sambapur 154.19 23 99 -5 -5 W,R -5 -5 BS 21 Mallapur 331.03 57 295 P,AC -5 W,TK PO -5 -5 22 Birkur 2,468.17 1,231 6,477 P(4),M,H, H,D,PHC, W,TW PO, Tuesday BS AC(4) RP(3),O(2), TO, PHS Phone 23 Timma!'ur 32253 288 1,417 P 0 W,TW,C PO -5 BS :4 Mirzapur 751.90 399 2,270 P(:),M,H, RP(2) W,TW PO, Mond:lY BS AC(3) Phone 25 Nachpalle 478.74 353 1,949 P RP(2), W,TW PO, -5 BS 0 Phone 26 Kamshetpalle 183.73 92 418 P,AC -5 W,TW -5 -5 BS 27 Namli 680.28 295 1,773 P,M,H, RP W PO, 5-10 BS AC (2) Phone 28 Poshetpalle 354.10 Uninhabited 29 Bomma ndevp111 e 896.38 499 2,68'i P,M, AC RP (2) W,C PO 5-10 BS 30 Timmanagar 1,218.10 Uninhabited 31 Hajipur 1,609.43 94 543 P,AC 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10 32 Pedmal 1,931.96 214 1,207 p, AC 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 -5 93 DIRECTORY and Land use BANSWADA TALUK Land use (i.e., are:! under d:fferent typ~s of land use Remarks in hectares roun:bd up to 2 decimll phces) including Loca- ______._L ______---.., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Un;rri- CuHurable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cuU- archawlogical vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (\8) ( 19) (20) (!L PR Banswada 19 EA Rice 22.26 T (266.69) 70.82 74.86 N5 17 JOWa! GC (266.69) PR Banswada 22 EA Rice T (210.84) 36.83 318.08 114.93 Nl 18 Jowar TK (210.44) W (0.40) Uninhabited 19 PR Banswada 16 Rice T (87.01) 6.47 49.78 10.93 20 Jowar GC (8701) KR Banswada 19 EA Rice T (155.40) 0.81 52.61 122.21 N2 21 Jowar TK (80.13) GC (75.27) PR Banswada 16 EA Rice T ([,005.64) 19.02 770.92 672.59 N80:!VI6: T4 22 Jowar GC (852.27) o (153.37) PR Banswada 16 EA Rice T (197.08) 2.02 46.54 76.08 N5 23 Jowar GC (164.30) TK (32.78) PR Banswada 12 EA Rice T (478.74) 5.26 54.23 213.67 NI0: C2: Tl 24 Jowar TK (242.81) GC (235.93) PR Banswada 9 EA Rice T (318.08) 4.45 86.20 70.01 N3:CI:M2:T3 25 GC (318.08) PR Banswada 11 EA Rice T (128.29) 1.62 37.63 16.19 NI:Ml 26 Jowar GC (1:28.29) PR Banswada 10 EA Rice 181.30 T (339.94) 0.81 12.54 145.69 N40:!VI2: T2 27 Jowar GC (339.94) Uninhabited 28 PR Banswada 15 EA Rice 334.4:i T (174.01) 43.30 114.93 98.74 NlO:C3:M7:Tl 29 Jowar GC (165.92) W (4.05) WE (4.04) Uninhabited 30 KR Banswada 15 EA Rice 381.21 T (38.04) 1,190.18 NI: Ml: TI 31 Jowar TK (29.54) 0 (7.29) W (1.21) KR Banswada 20 Jowar 1,072.82 T (35.21) 675.01 38.45 101.58 32 Rice TK (30.76) 0 (4.45) 94 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities avaiiabJe (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population 0 !"rest phce where the facility available is given) c----...J------.. _--' ______1 ______...... Code village (in No. hectares) House- Popul1- EdueatioDl! M~dical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of t ions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) 33 Siddapur 397.00 Uninhabited 34 H'lnmaJipet 1,141.62 360 1,849 P, AC 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 35 Khadlapur 401.85 17 111 -5 -5 W -5 -s -s 36 Doulatapur 200.32 Uninhabited 37 Sangam 458.91 219 1,309 P,AC -5 W,TW -5 5-10 -5 38 Ankolc 554.01 305 1,750 P(2), RP, PHS W,TW PO -5 -5 AC(3) 39 Baswaipalle 389.31 164 717 -5 -5 W,TW PO -5 BS 40 Durgampalle 110.88 Uninhabited 41 Veerapur 511.93 233 1,296 P,AC MH,O W,TW,C PO, Monday as Phone 42 Chinna Annaram 518.22 271 1,394 P RP(2) W,TW, PO -5 BS TK 43 Kishtapur 673.40 408 2,051 P,AC -5 W,TW PO -5 BS 44 Chincholi 445.15 145 783 P,AC -5 W,TW -5 -5 as 45 Chinna Da'l1arancha 370.69 Uninhabited 46 Pcdda Damarancha 592.05 287 1.562 P(3),M, -5 W,TW, PO.TO, -5 BS AC(2) TK Phone 95 DIRECTORY and Land use BANSWADA TALUK Land use (i e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ~ ______t______-.... any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Un'rri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) Uninhabited 33 PR B,mswada 19 EA Rice T (197.48) 84.17 616.33 243.62 MI 34 TK (178.87) 0 (10.52) W (8.09) KR Banswada 19 Rice. 179.68 27.11 130.71 64.35 35 Jowar Uninhabited 36 PR Banswada 13 EA Rice, T (187.77) 158.23 63.94 48.97 37 Jowar GC (163.90) W ( 13.35) 0 (10.52) PR Banswada 10 EA Rice, 69.20 T (337.91) 13.35 47.35 86.20 38 Jowar GC (293.40) TK (38.85) W (5.66) PR Banswada 8 EA Rice, T (239.17) 40.47 68.39 41.28 N4: M3: T1 39 Jowar GC (202.34) W (19.02) WE (16.19) 0 (1.62) Uninhabited 40 PR Banswada 13 EA Rice, T (326.98) 42..90 84.18 57.87 Ml 41 Jowar GC (254.14) TK (72.84) PR Banswada 11 EA Rice, T (244.43) 12.55 79.32 181.70 N3: Ml : T1 42 Jowar GC (244.43) PR Banswada 13 ED Rice, T (54.63) 454.87 65.56 98.34 43 Jowar TK (54.23) W' (0.40) PR Banswada 13 EA Rice T (172.80) 19.02 122.21' 131.12 N2 44 Jowar GC (166.73) 0 (6.07) Uninhabited 45 PR Banswada 10 EA Rice, T (123.43) 48.97 241.19 178.46 N4: M2: T3 46 Jowar GC (104.81) 0 (18.62) 96 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not availabl.: within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broai rang!, viz.,-5Km,; 'i-IO Krm. and 10+Kms.ofthe tion Name of village of the pJpulation ncar~st pllce wh.:re the facility available is given) Code village (in _~ ___ I ___ - ___ , ______~ No. hectares) Bouse- Popula- E,\uc.ltionll Medical Drinkin~ Post Dayor CommunicJ- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 47 KoJIur 355.72 191 1026 P,AC(2) -5 W,R -5 -5 BS 48 Sultanpur 386.47 6 26 -5 -5 W -5 -s -5 49 Durki 624.02 616 3,674 P(2),M, RP(2), W,TW PO, Sunday BS AC(2) 0 Phone 50 Desaipet 238.36 439 2,178 P,M -5 W,TW PO, -5 BS Phone 51 Chinna Rampur 1.224.17 203 1,179 P,AC(2) -5 W PO 10+ BS 52 Sangojipet 729.24 102 569 P,AC 5-10 W 5-10 10+ -5 53 Konapur 1,458.89 344 1,825 P,M,AC FPC w PO 10+ BS 54 lbrahimpet 1,677.82 544 2,926 P(2), D,RP w PO, 5-10 BS M,AC Phone 55 Pocharam 245.24 114 589 P 5-10 W,TW Phone 5-10 BS 56 Singaraipalle 97.12 Uninhabited 57 Someshwar 348.03 260 1,404 P,AC -5 W,TW PO -5 BS 58 Vasudevpalle 91.86 Uninhabited 59 Chinna Nagaram 121.41 93 526 P -5 w -5 -5 BS 60 Banswada 896.00 Urban Area (Banswada Town) 97 DIRECTORY and Land use BANSWADA TALUK Land use (i C., area under diff~rcnt types of land use Rem:Hks in hectares round,:d upto 2 decimal pLices) including Loca- ------_" ------~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Un rri- Culturab!e Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source g.lt..:d waste aV.lilable historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeologi cal vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Banswada 6 EA Rice T (233.50) 21.45 38.85 61.92 N3: M2: T2 47 Jowar GC (233.50) KR B,mswada 7 Rice, T (231.88) 16.19 64.34 74.06 48 Jowar GC (154.59) o (74.46) W (2.83) PR Banswada 8 EA Rice T (324.15) 31.97 78.10 189.80 N20: M6: T2 49 GC (204.77) TK (106.43) o (12.95) PR Banswada 5 EA Rice, T (123.43) 26.71 88.22 Nt: M3 50 Jowar GC (58.68) TK (64.75) PR Banswada 10 Rice, 5.67 T (186.96) 32.38 162.08 836.48 N6: Tl 51 Jowar GC (186.96) KR Banswada 17 Jowar, 197.08 T (76.89) 37.63 312.42 105.22 52 Rice TK (75.27) W (1.21 ) 0 (0.41) PR Banswada 16 EA Rice, 647.49 T (172.40) 108.46 346.81 183.73 53 lowar TK (165.92) W (4.86) 0 (l.62) PR Banswada 8 EA Rice, 642.64 T (469.84) 5.66 559.68 Nl :MI: Tl 54 lowar GC (382.02) TK (87.8:) PR Banswada 6 EA Ric.:. T (1:3.78) 139.62 4.05 87.41 C2: MI : Tl 55 Jowar GC (139.62) TK (14.16) Uninhab~t..:d 56 PR Banswada 3 EA Rice T (173.21) 69.60 81.34 23.88 Nl : C4 : MI : TI 57 GC (118.9f) TK (53.8~) 0 (0041) Ul1lnhabit~d 58 PR Banswada 3 EA Rice, T (63.5') 13.76 2.2.26 21.86 59 Jowar GC (47.75) o (15.78) Urban Area (Balbw~!da Town) 60 98 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Totl! nCl:nJJr of Am!nities ava:lable (if not aVclilabb within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broaj ranges viZ.,-5Kms; 'i-l0 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Rune of village of the population nearest pbce where the facility availdbll! is given) ______1 _____ , Code village (in ~------.------~ No. hectues) llouse- Popula- Ectuc.ltionll Medical DrinkinJ Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tcle- the stop, Rai (way graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) ,4A; (4B) (5) (6) (7) (t.) (S) (0) 61 Borlam 1,223.36 716 3,657 P(2),M(2), -5 W PO, -5 BS H,AC(3} Phone 62 Vcnk"iapur 921.06 101 515 P,AC 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 63 Pcdda Gouraram 2,177.20 296 1,572 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5 64 Sarvapur 231.88 123 582 P,AC 10+ W -5 -5 BS 65 Tadkole 1,458.08 510 2,611 P,M,AC(2) RP W PO,TO, -5 BS Phone 66 Chinlhal Nagaram 364.22 2 2 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5 67 Wajidnagar 721.55 332 1,757 P(2), 5-10 W,TW PO 5-10 BS M,AC(2) 68 Gnndanamli 835.67 160 900 P,AC 10+ W,TK PO 10+ BS 69 Ba ndaranjal 1,224.98 336 1,715 P,AC(2) RP W,TW PO 5-10 BS 70 Bandapalle 880.59 207 1,068 P,AC(3) RP W,TW -5 5-10 BS 71 Maddelchervu 468.62 169 939 p,AC FPC W,TK PO 5-10 BS 72 Chinna Gouraram 466.60 149 802 AC 5-10 W,TK 5-10 5-10 BS 73 Bolakpalle 404.28 112 569 p 5-10 W,TK 5-10 5-10 BS 99 DIRECTORY and Land use BANSWADA TALUK Land use (i e., area under different types of land luse Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- , ------, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigclted Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Banswada 3 EA Rice, 123.83 T (667.32) 2[,85 169.89 243.38 N2: M2 61 Jowar GC (632.11) o (26.71) W (8.50) KR Banswada 14 EA Rice, T (22.66) 88.63 809.77 62 Maize TK (14.97) 0 (7.28) W (0.41) PR Banswada 18 EA Rice, 999.98 T (186.96) 601.77 226.62 161.87 N9: C3: MI 63 Jowar TK (161.87) W (l6.19) 0 (8.90) PR Banswada 16 EA Rice, T (108.05) 23.07 6.49 94.29 N8: C3: M4 64 Maize TK (84.99) W (14.97) WE (8.09) PR Banswada 3 EA Rice, 283.68 T (623.20) 136.38 139.62 275.19 N3: C3 : M5 : T3 65 Jowar GC (323.75) TK (259.00) o (40.4S) PR Banswada 3 Rice T (21S.29) 80.94 40.47 27.S2 66 TK (21S.29) PR Banswada 11 EA Rice, T (10360) 108.05 209.22 30068 N3 67 lowar TK (103.60) PR Banswada 11 Rice, T (91.86) J 14.93 246.67 381.21 MI: T1 68 lowar TK (82.1S) W (9.71) PR Banswada 11 Rice, T (125.45) 219.34 224.19 655.99 69 lowar TK (J18.98) W (6.47) PR Banswada 8 Rice, T m.O) 321.32 4.45 482.79 MI 70 Jowar TK (54.22) W (6.07) o (l1.74j PR Banswada 6 Rice, T (44,52) 118.97 139.21 165.92 Nl 71 lowar TK (42.09) W (2.43) PR Banswada ') Rice, 138.40 T (50.[8) 119.78 68.80 89.44 72 lowar TK (46.S4) WE (2.02) 0 ( 1.62) PR Banswada 6 Rice, 106.43 T (17.00) 97.12 25.S0 158.23 73 jowar TK (15.78) W (0.81) 0 (0.41) 100 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICr Amenities Total numb~r of Amenities available (if not avaihble within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nelrest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,_____ L ___ -----" , ______L ______-." No. hectares) House- Popula- Educationll Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) ------.------(1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) 74 Budmi )58.87 234 1,287 P,AC(2) -5 W -5 -5 -5 75 Tirmalapur 1,261.40 716 3,531 P(3),AC RP(2) W,TW, PO, Monday BS T Phone 76 Maqdumpur 942.92 438 2,238 P,AC (2) -5 W,TK -5 -5 BS 77 Galipur 436.65 214 1,145 P,AC (2) o W PO -5 BS 78 Kurthi 1,045.30 125 649 P,AC -5 W,TK -5 -5 -5 79 Siddapur 622.81 92 557 P -5 W,TK,TW -5 5-10 BS 80 Pedda Rampur 1,023.45 264 1,434 P,M RP(3) W,TK PO 5-10 BS 81 Chillargi 1,408.30 407 2,571 P,M D,RP,O W,TK PO 5-10 BS 82 ParedpalJe 995.52 95 541 P,AC -5 W,TK -5 5-10 -5 83 Koranpalle 652.76 20 100 P,AC -5 W,TK -5 10+ -5 84 Katepalle 958.70 249 1,407 P,AC(2) -5 W,TK PO -5 -5 85 Sonpet 246.05 Uninhabited 86 Allapur 235.93 105 543 P,AC -5 W,TK -5 -5 -5 87 Burnapur 329.01 126 679 P,AC -5 W,TK -5 10+ -5 88 Dharmaram 518.00 85 484 P,AC -5 W,TK -5 10+ -5 89 Chinna Kodapgal 1,274.35 501 2,672 P(2),M -5 W,TW PO, 10+ BS Phone 101 DIRECTORY and Land use BANSWADA TALUK Land use (i e., area under different types of bnd use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ------'. ------any place of tion Approach Neare~t town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to vilbge and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cu1ti- archaeulogical vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Banswada 5 EA Rice, T (284.49) 95.91 36.4~ 142.05 N2: M2 74 Jowar GC (242 81) TK (2\.85) 0 (19.83) PR Ban:,wada 10 EA Rice T (492.50) 59.89 44.11 664.90 Nl : CI : M3 ; T6 75 Jowar GC (404.68) TK (87.82) PR Banswada 13 EA Rice, 100.36 T (365.43) 49.37 136.38 291.38 N6; CI ; M5 : T4 76 Jowar GC (336.29) TK ('-6.31) 0 (2.83) PR Banswada 12 EA Rice, 136.38 T (184.13) 8.09 8.90 99.15 N12: M2: T2 77 Jowar GC (16G.66) TK (23.47) KR Banswada 13 Rice. T (10.12) 203.15 315.25 516.78 78 Jowar 0 (10.12) PR Banswada 14 Rice, T (68.80) 93.08 167.94 29299 79 Jow"r TK (63.54) W (5.26) PR Banswada 14 EA Rice, 254.14 T (92.67) 146.90 431.80 97.94 N3: Ml 80 Jowar TK (91.86) W (0.41) 0 (0040) PR Banswada 15 EA Rice, 462.96 T (142.04) 350.86 184.94 267.50 &1 Jowar TK (131.92) W (10.12) KR Banswada 15 Rice, T (38.85) 46.54 110.Q7 800.06 Ml 82 Jowar TK (38.85) KR Banswada 14 Rice, T (26.71) 93.89 6l.5t 470.65 83 Jowar TK (21.4~) W (5.26) KR Banswada 17 Rice, 367.86 T (78.10) 265.Q7 154.59 93.08 Ml 84 Jowar TK (78.10) Uninhabited 85 KR Banswada 18 Rice, T (11.74) 165.92 58.27 86 Jowar TK (11.74) PR Banswada 19 Rice, T (53.82) 94.70 126.26 54.23 MI 87 .Iowar TK (53.82) PR Banswada 23 Rice, T (34.80) 418.04 65.16 88 Jowar TK (34.80) PR Banswada 21 EA Rice, T (261.43) 156.61 3:,3.46 522.85 N2: M2: T1 89 Jowar TK (261.43) 102 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Tahl n.lm'):, of A:nml;ies available (if not availabl~ within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broaj ranges viz.,-5Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of viII 1ge ofth~ p:>pulaLon nearest phce where the facility available is given) ______~t______~ Code vill.lge (in . ____ ~I ___ - --.." No. hectares) House- P0pula- E:1ucltionll M~di.::al DrinkinJ Post D.lyor Communica- hold, tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele- the stop, Rat(way graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) i4A; (4B) (S) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 90 Kishtapur 358.1S 87 4S2 P RP W,TK, PO 10+ BS 91 Brahmanpalle 275.99 88 476 P,AC -S W,TW, -5 10+ BS TK 92 Pedda Annaram 513.95 210 1.081 P -5 W,TW, PO 10 I- BS TK 93 MaUur 1,397.78 399 1,967 P,M,AC(2) 5-10 W,TK, PO, 10+ BS TW TO, Phone 94 Komlancha 661.66 291 1,701 P,AC S-10 W PO 5-10 BS 95 Tunkepalle 712.24 201 1.131 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ BS 96 Turkapalle 34.40 43 302 P,AC -5 W -5 -5 BS 97 Boorgul 864.00 222 1,034 P,AC -5 W Phone 10+ BS 98 Narva 762.02 229 1. 195 P,AC -5 W,TW Phone 10+ BS 99 Gunkul 573.84 499 2,613 P(2),M, MH,PHC W,TW PO, 10+ BS H,AC Phone 100 Gorgal 506.67 93 472 P,AC -S W -S 10+ ·-S 101 WaddepaJle 1,298.63 287 1,374 P,(2)M, -S W PO 10+ BS AC 102 Jakkapur 462.96 90 506 P,AC 5-10 W,TW 5-10 10+ BS 103 DIRECTORY and Land use BANSWADA TALUK Land use (i e., area under different types of landjuse Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca------'------., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- CuI turabl e Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Banswada 18 EA Rice, T (206.39) 27.93 123.83 N4: Ml 90 Jowar GC (190.20) 0 (15.78) W (0.41 ) PR Banswada 18 Rice, T (52.61) 100.76 122.62 MI 91 Jov-ar TK (49.37) W (2.43) WE (0.81) PR Banswada 18 Rice, T (131.93) 188.58 34.40 159.Q4 Nl:Ml 92 Jowar TK (131.93) PR Banswada 15 EA Rice, 232.69 T 232.69) 932.40 N5: M3: 1'1 93 Jowar TK (188.58) 0 (40.47) W (3.64) PR Banswada 14 EA Rice, T (249.29) 29.54 85.79 297.04 Nl: Ml : T1 94 Jowar GC (24929) PR Banswada 16 EA Rice T (159.85) 33.59 2.42 516.38 M2 95 Jowar GC (/46.90) TK (10.93) W (2.02) PR Banswada 21 EA Rice T (6.47) 1.62 1.62 24.69 NI: M3 96 Jowar GC (6.47) PR Banswada 22 EA Rice T (189.80) 13.35 1.62 659.23 Nl: M2 97 Jowar GC (161.47) TK (17.00) 0(10.52) W (0.81) PR Banswada 21 EA Rice 256.57 T (187.77) 264.26 13.76 N3: M2 98 lowar GC (174.01) TK (13.76) PR Banswada 21 EA Rice T (322.53) 43.70 81.75 125.86 N3: M8: T2 99 Jowar GC (171.18) TK (143.66) 0(7.69) PR Banswada 20 Rice T (79.32) 27.92 151.76 247.67 100 Jowar 0(4856) TK (30.76) PR Banswada 19 EA Rice T (132.33) 79.72 452.44 634.14 N2: M2 101 Jowar TK (92.67) o (39.25) W (0.41) PR Banswada 19 Rice T (47.75) 47.35 25.90 341.96 102 Jowar TK (40.87) W (4.86) 0(2.02) 104 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Tohl nLlm!J~r of Am!nities ava:Iable (if not availabb within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5Kms; 'i-l0 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion ,~ ______,L ______~ ,--____1_ ___ ~ Code village (in No. hectares) Hou~e- Popula- E:lucation il Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 103 Nagampalle 528.92 27 192 P,AC 5-10 W,TK 5-10 10+ -5 104 Pothreddypall e 540.66 92 456 P,AC(2) -5 W,TK -5 -5 BS 105 Hasnapur 241.19 76 466 P,AC -5 W,TK -5 -5 -5 106 Karegaon 515.97 156 903 P 5-10 W,TW PO 5-10 BS 107 Godamgaon 690.39 208 1,082 P,AC 5-10 W,TK PO BS 108 Khambapur 717.51 141 824 P,AC 5-10 W,TK 5-10 5-10 5-10 109 Mardanda 292.99 118 586 P 5-10 W,TK 5-10 10+ -5 110 Timmanagar 252.12 325 1,733 P 5-10 W,TK PO 5-10 -s 111 Pitlam 1,467.39 1,213 6.481 P(2),M, D,H,PHC, W,T PO,TO, Friday BS H.AC(3) FPC(2) , PTO, MH Phone, 112 Mangloor 524.47 111 666 p -5 W,TW -5 -5 -5 113 NarsingraopalJe 307.97 116 604 P,AC -5 W -5 -5 BS 114 Magi 478.74 242 1,161 P,AC -5 W -5 -5 BS 115 Banjepalle 404.68 403 1.983 P.M RP,O W.TW,TK PO. Saturday BS Phone 105 DIRECTORY and Land use BANSWADA TALUK Land use (i e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca------__" any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available .historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeulogicll vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (19) (20) (1) KR Banswada 21 Rice 307.15 T (17.81) 114.12 89.84 103 Jowar TK 17.81) PR Banswada 21 Rice 19.42 T (57.47) 326.18 137.59 104 Jowar TK (57 47 PR Banswada 25 Rice T (49.37) 154.18 37.64 105 Jowar TK (49.37) PR Banswada 26 Rice T (57.06) 160.25 227.Q3 71.63 106 Jowar TK (51.~9) 0(3.24) W (2.43) PR Banswada 27 EA Rice T (24.68) 256.57 285.71 123.43 107 Jowar TK (15.78) 0(8.90) KR Banswada 27 EAG Rice T (15.38) 220.55 339.94 141.64 108 Jowar TK (8.09) 0(4.86) W (2.43) KR Banswada 31 Rice T (65.1:) 46.13 100.36 81.35 109 Jowar GC (62.32) TK (2.43) 0(0.40) KR Banswada 37 Rice 78.10 T (39.25) 24.69 77.29 32.79 110 Jowar GC (33.18) WE (3.64) W (2.43) PR Banswada 25 EA Rice 182.51 T (237.15) 830.82 216.19 NI50 :C6: MIO: T1 111 Jawar TK (237.15) PR Banswada 21 EA Rice T (62.32) 87.01 180.49 194.65 112 Jawar TK (38.85) 0(20.23) W (3.24) PR Banswada 25 EA Rice T (90.24) 27.52 9.72 180.49 113 Jawar TK (52.61) 0(35.61) W (2.02) PR Banswada 23 Rice T (13233) 7.69 213.67 125.05 N2: Ml: T1 114 Jowar 0(101.57) TK (30.76) PR Banswada 25 EA Rice T (136.38) 22.26 56.65 189.39 N50: C5: M6 115 Jawar GC (131.12) 0(5.26) 106 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amen.ties available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area households and in broa:l ranges viz.,-5Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of vilhge of the population nearest phce where the facility available is given) ,--______L ______~ Code village (in ,------"------... No. hectares) House- Po pula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potabb) Tele- the 5top, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) \8) (9) flO) 116 Hasanpalle 639.81 278 1,372 P(2),M -5 W,T PO, -; BS Phone 117 Achampet 919.44 475 2,339 P,M,H, W,T,TK PO, -5 BS AC(2) ° Phone 118 ArepaUe 242.81 184 937 P,AC -5 W,TW -5 -5 BS 119 Brahmanpalle 546.23 103 515 P,AC -5 W,TW -5 -5 -5 120 Velugunur 677.04 132 756 P,AC 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 -5 107 DIRECTORY and Land use BANSWADA TALUK Land use (i e., area under different types of landiuse Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca------___;__._------., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Banswada 27 EA Rice T (42.90) 33.18 36.83 526.90 N3 116 JlIlwar GC (42.9C) PR Banswada 25 EA Rice T (237.95) 87.01 110.Q7 484.41 N9: Cl: M3 117 Jowar GC (176.44) 0(61.51, PR Banswada 28 Rice T (!5.90) 27.92 51.39 137.60 C1: M1: Tl 118 Jowar GC (25.90) KR Banswada 27 Rice 54.23 T (50.17) 72.4~ 9.71 279.23 119 Jowar TK (32.37) 0(14.97) W (2.83) KR B'lmwada 27 EAG Rice 106.03 T (93.48) 82.96 40.06 354.51 M2 :Tl 120 Jowar TK (55.44) 0(37.23) W (0.8\) YELLAREDDY TALUK ---~" l~=-""=" - i .o g Z ... -. t\ A E D 0 'i T L U K A " " IC. \ .l ~ ~ .;:, ..., 'II' }o. Q 'lil 'II' .~ III 0( :E « t-l .,.. + ? ) ,. ~ ,. 0 .. -.- ,p S ~, ¥ ------==~- ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES YELLAREDDY TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 89 Achaipalle 100 Kannareddy 31 Raghavapalle 66 Advilingal 22 Karadpalle 112 RaghavapllJ e 113 Akkampalle 9 Karakwadi 102 Ramakkapalle 69 Anna~agar 16 Katewadi 37 Ramalakshmanp:llie 108 Atmakur 19 KonaipalJe 64 Rampur 30 Konilmpalle 48 Rangapur 43 Banapur 45 Kondapu.r 87 RepaHewada 13 Bangarwadi 42 Korpolc l06 Rudraram 58 Bayampalle 77 Kottal 56 Bhavanip~t 85 Safdarpur 91 Bikkanur 76 Lakshmapur 51 Sanivarpet 93 Bollaram 60 Lingampalle 98 Shatpalle (Sangareddy) 63 Bonal 115 LingampalJe Kalan 53 Sherkhanpalle 10 Boppajiwadi 62 Lingampct 79 Shetpalle 24 Brahmanpalle 67 Lingareddipet 49 Singtham 88 Brahmanpalle 27 SitaipalJe 8 Burgul 90 Machapur 92 Sivapur 28 Madholi 3 Somaram 1 Chedmal 84 Mallaipa\\e 71 Somawarpet 33 Chinnapur 119 Malthummdda 117 Chinur 78 Mangaram 111 Tandur 109 Masanpalle 50 TeJgapur 86 Deval Mllakpalle 70 Mathadp311e 80 Timmapur 82 Devanpa\\e 107 Mathmal 18 Timmapuram 99 Dharmareddi 36 Mathsangam 68 Timmareddi 2 Durgam 110 Matur 11 Tipparam 26 Medp311~ 81 Misanpalle 20 Gandhari 7 Utnur 74 Gandhimasanipet 44 Mombajipet 39 Motha 32 Gandivet 72 Moulanakhed 97 Vadalparthi 118 Golilingal 5 Vajepalle (Kalan) 12 Gujjul 59 Nagaram 6 Vajepalle (Khurd) 23 Gurjal 116 Nagareddipet 38 Vandrikal 15 Naglur 52 Veglampalle 75 Hajipur 41 Nallamadugu 55 Vellutla 46 Hemagiri 29 Narsapur (Ma dholi) 114 Venkampalle 47 Narsapur (Singhtham) 54 Venkatapur 103 Jalalpur 14 Neral 83 Venkatapar (Agraharam) 57 Jaldipalle 94 pcrumalla 105 Jangamaipalle Kalan 35 Petasanglm 4 Yacharam 65 Jangampalle Khurd 120 Pocharam 40 YelJaram 21 Juvvadi 96 \'olkampet 73 Yelbrcddy 61 pothaipalle 104 Yerraram 34 Kanchmahal 25 pothangal 95 Kannapur 17 pothangal (Khurd) 101 Zaptijankampalle 109 110 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Am.::nities available (if not availabl~ within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5Kms; '5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest pllee where the facility available is given) ,..-___ ~L ___ _..., Code viJlage (in ,...------"------....., No. hectare5) House- Popula- Ectuc.ltionll Medical Drinking Post D3.yor Communica- ho:ds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele~ the stop, Radway graph m.lrket, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) i4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Chedmal 2,856.67 192 1,197 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 2 Durgam 1,105.iO 174 1,021 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ lu+ 3 Somaram 526.09 99 651 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 4 Yacharam 2,293.75 192 1,330 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 5 Vajepalle (Kalan) 427.35 Uninhabited 6 Vajepalle (Khurd) 466.20 186 987 P 10+ W 10+ 5~10 10+ 7 Utnur 994.31 306 1,571 P(2), PRC W PO Saturday 10+ M,R 8 Burgu) 814.23 88 506 P 10+ W 10+ 5-10 10+ 9 Karakwadi 247.fJ7 54 259 P 10+ W,RP 10+ 5-10 10+ 10 Boppajiwadi 121.81 14 94 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 11 Tipparam 564.54 88 497 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 12 Gujjul 567.77 73 472 5-10 10+ W,O 10+ 5-10 10+ 13 Bangarwadi 528.11 Uninhab:ted 14 Neral 1,029.11 217 1,323 P 10+ W PO 5-10 10+ 15 Naglur 1,695.22 125 669 P 10+ W,HP 5-10 10+ 10+ 16 Katewadi 745.02 14 75 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 17 Pothangal (Khurd) 610,67 120 568 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5 18 Timmapuram 590.03 49 279 P 5-10 W PO -5 5-10 19 Konaipalle 130.71 Uninhabited 20 Gandhari 3,742.52 1,038 5,830 P(3), PHC. W, PO, Sunday BS M,H D T,O TO 21 Juvvadi 603.79 134 772 P 5-10 W.HP 5-10 5-10 5-10 22 Karadpalle 1.746.21 275 1,490 P 10+ W.HP PO 5-10 BS 23 Gurja} 569.80 211 1.252 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 5-10 111 DIRECTORY and Land use YELLAREDDY TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different typ~s of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca------_." ------, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Sla;JJe Forest Irrigatcd Unirri- Culturabl ~ Area not reJ:gious, Code to village and disLmce suprly food by source gated waste available hi,toricalor No. (in Kms.) for cuh- a,~ha~ological vation ll1terest (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( Hi) ( 17) (18) ( 19) (20) (I) KR Nizamabad 22 ED Rice, 1,484.79 T (19.42) 387.69 242.81 721.96 Jo\\ar TK (19.42) KR Nizamabad 26 ED Rice, 485.63 T (2.02) 414.80 61.51 141.64 2 Jowar W (1.62) 0(0.40) KR Nizamabad 26 Rice, 161.87 341.96 10.12 8.09 3 Jowar KR Kamareddy 24 Rice, 1.621.97 T (28.33) 481.57 121.41 40.47 4 Jowar o (28.33) Uninhabited 5 KR Kamareddy 24 ED Rice, T (16.19) 348.84 60.70 40.47 6 Jowar W (16.19) KR Kamareddy 23 ED Rice, 15.78 T (32.37) 760,00 105.22 80.94 7 Jowar W (32.37) KR Kamareddy 28 ED Rice, 343.98 T (4.05) 330.22 52.61 83.37 8 Jowar TK (4.05) KR Kamareddy 22 ED Rice, 198.30 39.66 9.71 9 Jowar KR Kamareddy 22 Rice, 104.81 8.10 8.90 10 Jowar KR Kamareddy 22 ED Rice, T (2.83) 321.73 52.61 187.37 II JOl-'ar W (2.83) KR Nizamabad 28 ED Rice, 216.51 242.00 54.63 54.63 12 Jowar Uninhabited 13 KR Nlzamabad 30 EAG Rice, 165.11 T (18.61) 705.77 139.62 14 Jowar TK (18.61) KR Nizamabad 32 ED Rice, 1,004.83 T (18.62) 228.24 215.29 228.24 15 Jowar TK (18.62) KR Nizamab1d 32 ED Rice, 91.86 210.44 177.25 265.47 J6 Jowar KR Kama~eddy 33 ED Rice, 93.08 T (51.39) 375.14 34.81 56.25 [7 Jowar TK (51.39) KR Kamareddy 30 ED Rice, 261.43 T (121.40) 136.38 70.82 18 Jowar TK (121.40) Uninhabit~d 19 PR Kamareddy 29 ED, Rice, 161.87 T (105.22) 2,630.4'i 440.30 404.68 NA 20 EAG Jowar TK (105.22) KR Banswada 21 ED Rice, T (12.14) 500.19 5\,40 40.06 21 Jowar TK(12.14) PR Kamareddy 22 ED Rice, T (24.28) 710.22 485.62 526.09 N2 22 Jowar TK (24.28) KR Kamareddy 24 ED Rice, 320.11 T(52.20) 142.8() 40.47 14.16 23 Jowar GC(40.47) O( 11.73) 112 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total numb~r of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-----''-----._ ------~--~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of lions (Bus (Potable) Tdc- the stop, Railway graph market. station. if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ~ 1.0) 24 Brahrnanpalle 768.90 80 468 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 25 Pothangal 2,635.08 375 2.049 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 26 Medpalle 576.68 62 290 P MCW W 10+ 5-10 BS 27 SitaipaJle 618.36 156 815 P 5-10 W 10+ -5 10+ 28 Madholi 983.38 232 1,247 P CHW W,TK 10,· Sunday BS 29 Narsapur (Madholi) 3,006,81 36 193 5-10 5-10 W 10+ 5 5-10 30 Konampalle 385.66 Uninhabited 31 Raghavapalle 312.05 Uninhabited 32 Gandivet 1,742.17 446 2,169 P CHW W PO 5-10 10+ 33 Chinnapur 242.00 34 153 -5 -5 W -5 5-10 10+ 34 Kanchmahal 792.78 33 194 P MeW W 5-10 5-10 5-10 35 Petasangam t ,611.05 201 1,034 P 10-!- W PO 5-10 10.,., 36 Mathsangam 799.25 158 876 P 10+ W PO 5-10 10+ 37 Ramalakshmanpalle 244.43 68 338 -5 PHe W 10+ -5 BS 38 Vandrikal 938.06 56 280 10+ 10+ W 10+ 5-10 10 l' 39 Motha 1.562.89 283 1,548 P lOt- W PO 5-10 BS 40 Yellaram 412.78 24 155 -5 w -5 -5 41 NaJJamadugu 883.83 183 1,019 p 10+ w 42 Korpole 607.03 219 1.108 p 10+ w PO 10+ 113 DIRECTORY and Land use YELLAREDDY TALUK Land use (i.e., arel under different typ~s of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 dechm.l places) including Loca· ------'------, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturabb Area not religious, Code 0 village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cuI ti· archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (\6) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) KR Kamareddy 30 ED Rice, T (182.11) 41G 01 170.7S 24 Jowar TK (182.11) PR Yella~eddy 28 ED Rice, 1,240.76 T (147.71) 902.85 141.64 252.12 N 10 25 Jowar 0(147.71) PR Banswada 20 ED Rice, 308.78 T (13.76) 107.24 137.19 9.71 26 Jowar TK( 13.76) KR Banswdda 20 ED Rice, 162.68 T (-+3.71) 363.81 48.16 27 Jowar TK (B.7l) PR Banswada 15 ED Ric~, 465.39 T (111.29) 322.12 84.58 28 Jowar TK (111.29) KR Banswada 12' ED Rice, 957.08 404.69 1,002.81 642.23 29 Jowar Uninhabit.od 30 Uninhabitee 31 KR Banswada 20 ED Rice, 809.37 T (202.34) 631.31 95.50 32 Jowar TK (202.34) KR Banswada 24 ED Rice, 82.56 T(29.94) 105.22 24.28 33 Jowar TK (29.94) KR YelJar..:ddy 25 ED, Rice, 536.21 T (40.47) 203.15 12.95 34 EAG Jowar TK (40.47) KR Kamareddy 22 ED Rice, 726.01 T (48.56) 41278 3642 387.28 35 Jowar TK (44.51) W (4.05) KR Kamareddy 20 ED Rice, 354.10 T (t!.09) 364.22 18.61 20.23 36 Jowar TK (40.47) W (1.62) PR Yel:areddy 20 ED, Rice, 17.81 T (174.82) 51.80 37 EAG Jowar TK (174.82) KR Kamdreddy 22 Rice, 317.68 T (7.28) 527.71 23.88 61.51 38 Jowar TK (7.28) PR Kamareddy 12 EO, Rice, 289.35 T (74.05) 384.45 404.69 410.35 39 EAG Jowar 0(31.16) W (2024) TK (8.09) WE (8.09) L (6.47) KR Kamareddy 15 EAG Rice, 331.03 T (26.71) 10.12 38.04 6.83 40 Jowar TK (14.57) WE (1::.JJ) KR Yellarcddy 24 EO, Rice, 414.40 T (97.12) 269.11 10.12 93.08 Ml: T1 41 EAG Jowar R (41.92) TK (36.42) ° (15.78) KR Ye!lareddy 20 ED Rice, 5.26 T (240.79) 166.73 190.20 4.05 42 Jowar TK (240.79) 114 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• -5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and lO+Kms. of the lion Name of Village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,.------'----..... r ------.-1------.. No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele- the stoP. Railway graph market. station. if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 43 Banapur 1.170.35 189 1.094 P 0 W.TW 10+ 10+ 10+ 44 Mombajipet 856.31 149 791 P MCW W 10+ 10+ 10+ 45 Kondapur 768.09 89 50S P MCW W 10+ 10+ 10+ 46 Hemagiri J ,432.58 Uninhabited 47 Narsapur (Singhtham) 469.84 Uninhabited 48 Rangapur 163.90 Uninhabited 49 Singtham 304.73 227 1.532 P(2).M CHW W PO 10+ BS 50 Telgapur 525.69 63 306 P JO r W 10 f- lOt BS 51 Sanivarpet 301.09 7 30 -5 5·-10 W 5-10 1O-f- -5 52 Veglampalle 365.83 17 96 5-10 5-10 T,W 5-10 10+ 5-10 53 Sherkhanpalle 254.14 30 133 -5 -5 W -5 10+ -5 54 Venkatapllr 767.69 67 339 P MeW W PO 10+ BS 55 VeJIutla 2,587.55 437 2,249 P(2),M CHW,D W PO 5-10 BS 56 Bhavanipel 1,532.54 385 1,841 P CHW W PO 10+ BS 57 Jaldipalle 199.10 107 573 P 10 ;- W -5 10 -I. -5 58 Bayampalle 628.07 32 231 -5 10 t- W 10 :. 5-10 10+ 59 Nagaram 335.48 15 93 -5 10 t· W 10+ 5-10 -5 60 Lingampalle 3,524.40 371 1,976 P(2) 10 ~. W,HP PO -5 BS 61 Pothaipalle 2,754.69 424 2.287 P 10+ W PO -5 10+ 62 Lingampet 1,786.28 1,397 7,457 P(4), FPC. W.TK. PO,TO. Friday BS M(2), H(2).O, TW. Phone H RP(7) R 63 Bonal 409.54 154 819 P -s W PO -s 5-10 64 Rampu[ 468.22 59 175 -5 10+ W 10-j. -5 -5 115 DIRECTORY and Land use YELLAREDDY TALUK Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,---______--t. ______.--..., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Powu Stapl! Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code t(l village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (1) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) KR Yellar ~ddy 20 ED. Rice. 696.87 T (72.03) 150.95 116.35 133.95 NI: MI: Tl 43 EAG Jowar TK (69.61) W (2.42) KR Yellareddy 16 ED Rice. 556.85 T (70.82) 112.90 44.92 70.82 44 Jowar TK (70.82) KR Yellareddy 13 ED Rice. 505.86 T (60.70) 144.07 30.35 27.11 45 Jowar TK (60.70) Uninhabited 46 Uninhabited 47 Uninhabited 48 PR Banswada 13 ED Rice. 106.03 T (101.98) 59.49 37.23 Nl 49 Jowar TK (101.98) PR Banswada 12 ED Rice. 303.51 T (70.01) 122.62 29.55 50 Jowar TK (70.01) KR Banswada 8 Rice. 234.72 42.09 24.28 51 Jowar KR Banswada 13 ED Rice, 129.50 T (56.25) 117.76 62.32 52 Jowar TK (56.25) KR Yellareddy 12 Rice. 125.45 T (12.14) 93.08 23.47 53 Jowar TK (12.14) PR Yellareddy 15 ED. Rice. 565.75 T (48.97) 87.41 65.56 54 EAG Jowar TK (48.97) PR Yellareddy 8 ED Rice. 1901.61 T(234.72) 167.54 121.40 162.28 M2. 55 Jowar TK (234.72) PR Yel1areddy 14 ED Rice. 403.06 T(121.77) 84.58 28.33 794.80 N2: Ml 56 Jowar TK(221.77) KR Yellareddy 13 ED Rice. 30.35 T (51.39) 71.63 12.55 33.18 57 Jowar TK (51.39) KR Yellareddy 20 Rice. 318.89 T (86.60) 30.76 169.16 22.66 58 Jowar TK (86.60) KR Yellareddy 20 Rice, T (83.37) 230.26 7.69 14.16 59 Jowar TK (83.37) PR Kamareddy 20 EO. Rice. 2.151.31 T (206.39) 374.33 672.99 119.38 T2 60 EAG Jowar TK(171.99) WE (24.28) W (10.12) KR Yel]areddy 30 EAG Rice, 1.023.85 T(233.10) 457.70 404.69 635.35 61 Jowar TK (233.10) PR Yel(areddy 20 EO. Rice, 208.41 T (304.73) 836.89 1.4.28 411.97 N5 : C21 : M3 : T3 62 EAG Jowar TK(304.73) KR YeJlarcddy 12 Rice, 46.54 T (80.94) 166.73 34.40 80.93 63 Jowar TK (62.32) W (18.61) KR Yellareddy 11 ED Rice, .1.12.46 T (31.16) 224.60 64 Jowar TK (31.16) 116 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities anilable (if not avaihble within the village, the distance Loca Total :lrea Households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of Vii Llge of the Population nearest place where the facility ava ilable is given) ____ . L___ ,..--- ______._1 ______--..... Code vilbge (in No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communica helds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele the stop, Railway graph market. station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 65 Jangampalle Khurd 313.23 48 252 P 5-10 W,TK 10+ 5-10 BS 66 Advilingal 1,084.15 281 ],493 P CHW W PO 5-10 BS 67 Lingarcddipet 1,108.43 649 3,273 P(2),M -5 W,TK PO Sunday -5 68 Timmareddi 842.15 287 1,488 P MCW W PO -5 -5 69 Annasagar 501.00 287 1,543 P MCW W PO -5 BS 70 Mathadpallc 53.42 27 126 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5 71 Somawarpet 581.13 153 780 P -5 W -5 -5 -5 72 Moulanakhcd 95.51 41 221 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5 73 Yellareddy 1,06600 Urban Area "Treated as a Census Town" 74 Gandhimasanipet 611.48 225 1,243 P -5 W PO -5 BS 75 Hajipur 314.44 66 342 p 5-10 W :'-10 -5 BS 76 Lakshmapur 706.17 74 415 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS 77 Kottal 362.19 11 57 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS 78 Mangaram 924.70 96 517 P 10+ W 10+ 5-10 BS 79 Shclpalle 731.34 301 1.679 P -5 W PO 10+ -5 80 Timmapur 590.03 98 585 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10 81 Misanpalle 285.71 92 556 P -5 W -5 -5 -5 82 Devanpalle 128.29 50 317 P -5 W,TK -5 -5 BS 83 Venkatapur (AgrahJram) 70.01 33 133 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5 84 Mallaipalle 209.22 65 387 p -5 W -5 -5 -5 85 Safdarpur 129.50 48 269 P ·5 W,C -5 5-10 -5 117 DIRECTORY and Land use YELLAREDDY TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ~------~------~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and dishnce supply food by source pted waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Yellareddy 12 ED Rice 2.43 T (60.30) 165.92 84.58 65 Jowar TK (60.30) PR Yellareddy 8 ED Rice, 518.00 T (188.99) 122.21 16.19 238.76 Nl: Ml 66 Jowar GC (145.69) TK (43.30) PR Yellareddy 3 EA Rice, 284.09 T (286.11) 126.26 72.03 339.94 67 Jowar GC (286.11) KR Yellar;::ddy 5 ED. Rice, 97.53 T (226.22) 312.42 205.98 T1 68 EAG Jowar GC (226.22) PR Yellareddy 8 ED, Rice, 63.54 T (126.26) 177.25 133.95 69 EAG Jowar TK (126.26) KR Yellareddy 6 Rice, T (31.57) 1.21 20.64 70 Jowar TK (31.57) PR Yellareddy 3 ED Rice, T (78.91) 50.')9 451.23 71 Jowar TK (78.91) KR Yellareddy 4 ED Rice, T (4.05) 11.74 36.42 43.30 72 Jowar TK (4.05) Urban Area "Treated as a Census Town" 73 PR Yellareddy 3 ED Rice, T (242.81) 252.53 116.14 74 Jowar GC (130.31) TK (112.50) PR Yellareddy 6 ED Rice, 47.35 T (60.70) 111.29 95.10 75 Jowar TK (60.70) PR Yellareddy 8 ED Rice, 602.98 T(50.18) 53.01 76 Jowar TK (50.18) PR Yeillreddy 8 Rice, 276.40 T (21.04) 16.19 11.73 36.83 77 Jowar TK (18.62) L (2.02) W (0.40) PR YeJlareddy 10 ED Rice, 570.60 T (70.42) 102.79 2.02 178.87 78 Jowar TK (70.42) KR Yellareddy 12 EO, Rice, 340.74 T (134.36) 205.18 57.06 79 EAG Jowar TK (121.81) W (8.09) R (4.46) KR Yellareddy 8 ED Rice, 261.43 T (50.58) 5.'26 44.52 22.8.24 80 Jowar TK (50.58) KR Yellareddy 4 ED Rice, T (41.68) 136.38 99.55 81 Jowar TK (41.68) PR YeJlareddy 1 ED, Rice, T (10.52) 66.37 49.78 1.62 82 EAG Jowar 0(10.52) PR Yellareddy 2 Rice, NA NA NA NA NA NA 83 Jowar KR Y ella reddy 3 ED Rice, T (32.37) 167.94 8.91 84 Jowa, TK (32.37) KR Yellareddy 2 ED Rice, T (33.18) 53.42 38.45 4.45 8S Jowar GC (33.18) 118 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (If not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10 -I·Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in .------.~------.., ,,------'------., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica holds tion water and days of tions (Bus ~Potable) Tele- the stop,Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6\ (7) (8) (9) (10) 86 Deval Malakpalle 116.95 62 323 P -5 W,C -5 -5 -5 87 Rcpallewada 690.80 61 341 P 5-10 W,C 5-10 5-10 5-10 88 Brahmanpalle 233.91 87 494 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS 89 Achaipalle 77.29 52 274 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10 90 Macliapur 479.55 89 479 P(2),M 5-10 W PO Thursday BS 91 Bikkanur 537.42 190 963 P MCW W,T PO 5-10 BS 92 Sivapur 275.99 61 313 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS 93 Bollaram 2,135.12 348 1,960 P CHW W PO 5-10 BS 94 Perumalla 1,168.73 248 1,503 P 10+ W PO 5-10 BS 95 Kannapur 461.34 96 509 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 96 Polkampet 825.96 409 1,848 P 10+ W,TW PO 5-10 BS 97 Vadalparthi 957.89 197 973 P Mew W PO -5 10+ 98 Shatpalle (Sangareddy) 2,313.18 566 2,844 P(2),M MCW W,TK PO Thursday BS 99 Dharmareddi 495.74 128 733 P 10+ W,TK 10+ -5 BS 100 Kannareddy 238.76 42 270 P 10+ W,TK 10+ 5-10 -5 101 Zaptijankampalle 314.04 191 1, 167 P 10+ W 10+ 5-10 102 Ramakkapalle 239.57 49 2:'0 -5 10+ W,TK 10+ 10+ 103 Jalalpur 586.39 251 1,347 P 10+ W,C PO 10+ 5-W 104 Yerraram 27:>.19 73 396 p 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 105 Jangamaipalle Kalan 1,400.61 495 2,627 P MCW, W,TK PO 5-10 BS FPC 119 DIRECTORY and Land use YELLAREDDY TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimll places) including Loca- ~------~------..... any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source g"lted waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeolo!!ical vat ion interest (11) (12) (13) (4) (5) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) KR Yellareddy I ED Rice, T (67.98) 7.69 26.71 14.57 86 Jowar TK (67.98) KR Yellareddy 5 ED Rice, T (63.54) 74.06 519.21 33.99 87 Jowar GC (63.54) PR Yellareddy 7 ED Rice, T (l03.05) 74.87 50.99 88 Jowar GC (108.05) KR Yelbreddy 8 ED Rice, T (19.83) 21.44 20.64 15.38 89 Jowar TK (19.83) PR Yelbreddy 9 ED, Rice, T (87.01) 273.57 26·30 92.67 90 EAG Jowar 0(49.78) TK (37.23) PR Yellareddy 5 ED Rice, T (114.12) 220.96 57.06 145.28 N2: CI : Ml : Tl 91 Jowar TK (114.12) PR Yellareddy 6 ED. Rice, T (24.28) 135.57 42.49 73.65 92 EAG Jowar TK (24.28\ PR Ydlareddy 6 ED, Rice, 1,489.24 T (123.83) 123.43 398.62 N3: Cl: T2 93 EAG Jowar TK (123.83) PR Yellarcddy 12 EO, Rice, 443.13 T (2.02) 485.62 156.21 81.75 Ml: Tl 94 EAG Jowar W (202) KR Yelbreddy 24 ED, Rice, 131.12 T (55.85) 166.32 108.05 9S EAG Jowar TK (49.78) WE (6.07) PR Yellareddy 21 EO, Rice, 161.88 T{251.71) 294.20 118.17 N2: C2: T2 96 EAG Jowar TK (164.30) WE (38 04) R (24.28) L (21.04) W (4.05) KR Yellareddy 15 ED Rice, T (73.25) 277.21 3.64 603.79 97 Jowar TK (73.25) PR Yellarcddy 20 ED, Rice, 767.28 T (283.28) 249.28 1,012.92 N3 98 EAG Jowar TK (283.28) PR Yellareddy 12 ED, Rice, 252.93 T (84.98) 36.02 121.81 N2 : Cl : Ml : Tl 99 EAG Jowar TK (84.98) KR Yellareddy 11 ED Rice, T (24.28) 175.63 38.85 100 Jowar TK (24.2&) PR Yellareddy 10 ED Ric.;!, 205.98 T (17.00) 44.52 8.90 37.64 101 Jowar 0(17.00) KR Yellareddy 10 EO Rice, T (24.28) 189.39 25.90 102 Jowar GC (24.28) KR Yellareddy 8 ED, Rice, T (153.78) 286.11 146.50 103 EAG Jowar GC (152.97) W (0.81) KR Yellareddy 9 ED Rice, T (105.21) 29.14 140.83 104 Jowar GC (105.22) PR Yellareddy 7 ED Rice, T (225.81) 1,080.51 22.26 72.03 N2: MI : T1 105 Jowar TK (225.81) 120 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the of the population nearest place where the facility avaIlable is given) tion Name of VJlhge ______-L ___--... Code village (in r ------'.------. No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market. station, if any---- Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 106 Rudraram 1,101.55 239 1,154 P MCW W 5-10 5-10 BS 107 Mathmal 504.64 175 893 P FPC,CHW W 10+ 5-10 BS 108 Atmakur 823.13 406 2,170 P MCW W,TK PO,TO -5 BS 109 Masanpalle 348.84 206 952 P MeW W PO -5 10 t- 110 Matur 258.19 104 534 P 10+ W 10+ -5 -5 111 Tandur 1,080.10 672 3,444 P,M,H Mew, W,TK, PO Friday BS FPC e 112 Ragha va pall e 322.53 201 1,097 P -5 W -5 -5 -5 113 Akkampalle 112.50 70 379 -5 -5 w,e -5 -5 -5 114 Venkampalle 237.55 62 420 P -5 w,e 5-10 5-10 5-10 115 Lingampalle Kalan 390.93 112 668 P -5 W,TK --5 -5 BS 116 Nagareddipet 1,019.00 743 4,060 P,M,H MeW W,TK,e PO,TO Monday BS 117 Chinur 881.40 385 2,254 P -5 w,e PO -5 -5 118 Golilingal 420.47 181 929 P MeW W,TK,e PO -5 -5 119 Malthummeda 1.507.85 511 2,477 P Mew W,TK,e PO 5-10 BS 120 Pocharam 489.67 255 1,217 P MCW(2) W,TK,e PO 5-10 BS 121 DIRECTORY and Land use YElLAREODY TALUK Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- f------·~!------., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrjga~ed Unirri- Cultur.lble Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeologica 1 vation interest (ll, ,(12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Yellareddy 6 ED, Rice, T (203,96) 840.12 57.47 106 EAG Jawar TK (203,96) PR Yellareddy 10 ED Rice, T (125.05) 379.50 N2 107 Jowar GC (125.05) PR Yellareddy 10 ED, Rice, T (378.78) 348.43 84.58 108 EAG Jowar GC (378,78) KR Yellareddy 12 ED, Rice, T (190,20) 117.77 40.87 109 EAG Jawar GC (190.20) KR Ydlareddy 10 ED Rice, T (68.39) 162.28 27.52 llO Jawar GC (68.39) PR Yellareddy 13 ED, Rice, 145,69 T (307.56) 363.40 263.45 NlO : C1 ; M3 ; T4 111 EAG Jowar GC (307.56) KR Yellareddy 10 ED, Rice, T (89.03) 149.73 83.77 112 EAG Jowar GC (87.41) W (1.62) KR Yellareddy 14 ED Rice, T (78.91) 4.45 12.94 113 Jowar GC (78.91) KR Yellareddy 20 ED, Rice, T (56.65) 125.46 55.44 114 EAG Jowar GC (56.65) PR Yellareddy 20 ED, Rice, 32.38 T (79.32) 156.61 122.62 115 EAG Jowar GC (79.32) PR Yellareddy 15 ED, Rice, 159.85 T (332.65) 331.84 194.66 NIO; C3 ; M4. T6 116 EAG Jowar GC (220.15) TK (112.50) PR Medak 18 ED Rice, T (240.79) 479.14 161.47 N4 : C2 : M3 : T3 117 Jowar GC (237.55) o (3.24) KR Mcdak 13 ED Rice, T (S3.36) 215.70 121.41 118 Jowar 0(42.49) GC (40.S7) PR Medak 18 ED, Rice. T (349 24) 358.55 SOO.06 N2 : C1 : M3 : T2 119 EAG Jowar GC (238.76) TK (SO.94) W (29.54) PR Medak 12 ED, Rice, T (91.46) 93.48 100.77 203.96 120 EAG Jawar GC (68.S0) TK (15.38) W (7.2S) KAMAREDDY T ALUK > II- o J. o ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KAMAREDDY TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of villaie Location Name of village Location Name of villaie Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) 61 Abdullanagar 28 Jangaon 21 Posanipet 42 Adloor 29 Amarlabanda 30 Kalojiwadi 12 Radhaipalle 56 Kamareddy 58 Raghavapur 62 Barmajiwadi 2 Kammajiwadi 14 Ramareddy 38 Bhavanipet 48 Kankal 40 Rameshwa~palle 7 Bompalle 19 Kannapur 22 Rangampet 45 Brahmanpalle 57 Kisampalle 17 Reddipet 5 Kolwaral 47 Chandapur 69 Kothalpalle 9 Sadasivnagar 63 Chinna Demi 52 Krishnajiwadi 46 Sangojiwadi 60 Chinna Mallareddy 31 Kuprial 55 Saramp'llle 41 Shabdipur 53 Devanpalle 27 Lingampalle 37 Singraipalle 51 Devaipalle 54 Lingapur 1 Dhaggi 68 Lingayapalle Tadwai 25 Dharmaraopet 50 16 Maddikunta 44 Tekriyal 43 Elichpur 24 Markhal 3 Thimmajiwadi 66 Endriyal 8 Modegaon 35 Thimmakkapalle 23 Moshampur 67 Thimmakkapalle 34 Gargul 26 Mudhojiwadi 10 Tirmanpalle 18 Ghanpur 4 Tukkajiwadi 13 Gidda 65 Nandiwada 20 Gollapalle 70 Narsannapalle 39 Ugarwai 36 Gudem 11 Uppalwai 6 Padmajiwadi 33 Isrojewadi 59 Patha Rajampet 32 Yellareddy 15 Issannapalle 49 Pedda Demi 64 Yerrapahad 123 124 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10 t·Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,--___ -L ___-., Code village (in ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus ~Potable) Tele- the stop,Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6.' (7) (8) (9) (10) Dhaggi 558.46 35 176 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ BS 2 Kammajiwadi 87.82 25 119 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ lOr 3 Thimmajiwadi 265.47 92 445 P 10+ W 10 ~. 10 :. BS 4 Tukkajiwadi 187.37 135 598 P 10 t· W 10 l- 10+ 10 t- 5 Kolwaral 2,284.44 321 1,654 P,M MH W PO 10 r BS 6 Padmajiwadi 522.85 216 1,044 P 10 r W PO 10+ BS 7 Bompalle 1,178.44 336 1,617 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 8 Modegaon 445.56 192 1,013 P 10,. w- 10+ 10+ 10+ 9 Sadasivnagar 2,396.95 975 5,125 P(2),M,H, D,H W PO Sunday BS AC 10 Tirmanpalle 99917 152 851 P 10+ W 10+- 10+ 10+ H Uppalwai 412.78 358 1,762 P,M,H 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS,RS 12 Radhaipalle 77.29 86 426 10+ 10+ W,TK 10+ 10 :. lOt- 13 Gidda 1,227.41 289 1,389 P lOr w PO 10 :. 10+ 14 Ramareddy 1,938.44 1,137 6,125 P,M,H PHC,H W PO Sunday BS 15 Issannapalle 585.98 186 894 10·:- 10+ W lOt- 10+ BS 16 Maddikunta 3.005.59 305 1,617 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ BS 17 Reddipet 2.392.50 772 4.118 P(2),M,H MH,H W PO 10+ BS 18 Ghanpur 656.80 41 253 P lOr w 10+ 10+ 10+ 125 DIRECTORY and Land use KAMAREDDY TALUK Land use (i.e., arel under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounled upto 2 decinul placcs) including Loca- ______._t... ______~, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturabl~ Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by sou"ce gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Kamareddy 24 EAG Rice 257.38 T (11.33) 196.68 9307 Jowar 0 (8.09) W (3.24) KR KamJreddy 21 ED Jowar T (1.62) 65.56 8.50 2 Rice WE (1.62) PR Kamareddy 19 ED, lowar T (38.44) 211.65 15.38 3 EAG Rice WE (38.44) KR Kamareddy 21 ED, Jowar T (42.09) 123.83 21.45 Nl 4 EAG Rice WE (42.09) PR Kamareddy 19 EAG Jowar 1.428.94 T (119.38) 299.06 234.72 202.34 Krishnaswamy 5 Rice TK (91.06) Temple, WE (14.16) N21:C 0 (14.16) PR Kamareddy 18 EAG Rice T (73.65) 399.83 49.37 N3:Tl 6 Jowar WE (40.06) TK (33.59) PR Kamareddy 22 ED, Rice T (34.40) 537.42 564.94 41.68 7 EAG lowar TK (34.40) KR Kamareddy 19 ED, ~ce T (25.50) 261.02 154.18 4.86 8 EAG lowar TK (25.50) PR Kamlreddy 13 ED Rice ·388.09 T (219.58) 845.79 102.79 820.7J Krishnaswamy 9 lowar TK (182.52) Temple, W (57.06) N3:Cl:M3:Tl KR Kamareddy 14 ED, Rice 107.24 T (34.40) 465.39 256.57 135.57 10 EAG Maize TK (34.40) PR Kamareddy 12 ED, Rice T (92.27) 160.66 159.85 N3:Tl 11 EAG lowar TK (92.27) KR Kamareddy 13 EAG Rice T (44.51) 25.09 7.69 12 lowar TK (44.51) KR Kamareddy 14 ED, Rice 258.59 T ( 110.08) 93.89 704.15 60.70 13 EAG lowar TK (103.60) W (6.48) PR Kamareddy 11 ED, Rice 329.41 T (348.84) 675.02 488.45 96.72 14 EAG lowar TK (307.56) W (41.28) PR Kamareddy 13 EAG Rice T (64.75) 110.07 121.41 289.75 15 lowar TK (55.04) W (9.71) PR Kaffi'ueddy 15 EAG lowlr 1.6SS.3-1- T ( l75.63) S08.16 202.75 130~ 71 16 Rico;: TK (l22.21) W (53.42) PR Kamareddy 15 ED, Rice 1,445.13 T (99.96) 430.18 99.55 317.68 N4:M3 17 EAG Jowar TK (99~96) KR Kamareddy 13 EAG lowar T (52.61) 60.30 193.8'f 350.05 18 Rice TK (26.31) W (26.30) 126 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of Village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,______--L ______~ Code village (in -----'---- No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica holds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station, ifany Waterway) (l) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 19 Kannapur 870.07 198 1,042 P PRC W 10+ 10+ BS 20 GollapaUe 38.45 69 366 10+ 10+ W 10+ lOt- 10+ 2! Posanipet 1,600.12 395 2,318 P 10+ W PO Sunday BS 22 Rangampet 222.58 104 534 P 5-10 W 5-10 Wednesday 5-10 23 Moshampur 312.82 209 1,109 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10 24 Markhal 830.01 366 2,006 P,AC 10+ W PO 10+ BS 25 Dharl11araopet 1,015.76 504 2,445 P(2),M 10+ W PO 10+ BS 26 Mudhojiwadi 311.61 Uninhabited 27 Lingal11palle 787.11 153 803 P 10+ -W 1Oi- 10+. BS 28 Jangoan 367.86 61 307 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ BS 29 Amarlabanda 384.05 94 530 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10 t· 30 Kalojiwadi 835.27 101 492 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 31 Kuprial 902.85 518 2,671 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS 32 Yellareddy 1,413.97 973 4.825 P,M,H D,RP W,HP PO,Phone 10+ BS 33 Isrojewadi 413.59 205 1,219 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 34 Gargul 457.70 240 1.319 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 35 Thil11l11akkapalle 559.68 34 171 10 t· 10+ W PO 10+ 10+ 36 Gudem 818.27 140 770 P 10+ W lOt 10+ 10+ 37 SingraipalJe 512.33 176 1,056 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 127 DIRECTORY and Land use KAMAREDDY TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca. ,-----.------.... }~------, any place of tion Appro:lch N~arest town PJw~r Stapl ~ FJ~0St I:riga':ed Uilirri- CultLlrable Area not religious, Code t(l vilhge and distan;;e supply f.>.>d by sourc~ gll :.1 W:lste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (ll} (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Kam:lfeddy 10 ED, Rice T (118.17) 215.29 487.24 49.37 19 EAG Jowar TK (108.86) W (9.31) KR Kamateddy 4 Rice T (11.74) 14.97 11.74 20 Jowar TK (8.91) W (2.83) PR Kamareddy 10 ED, Rice 248.88 T ( 158.23) 815.04 66.77 311. 20 21 EAG Jowar TK (158.23) KR KtmHeddy 8 Rice T (39.66) 94.70 6.47 81.75 Ml 22 Jowar TK (33.59) W (6.07) KR Kamareddy 8 ED, Jowar T (50.18) 183.73 39.66 39.25 NJ 23 EAG Maize TK (50.18) PR Kamareddy 11 EA Jowar T (55.44) 451. 63 222.58 100.36 N5 24- Maize TK (55.4 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities anilable (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10 :·Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r-----!----~ ~----_------J------__.., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica holds tion water and days of tions (Bus ~Potable) Tele the stop,Railway graph market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6.' (7) (8) (9) (10) 38 Bhavanipet 1.594.46 771 3,916 P,M HC W PO,TO, 10-:. BS Phone 39 Ugarwai 345.60 164 924 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 40 Rameshwarpalle 485.62 163 909 P -5 W PO,TO -5 -5 41 Shabdipur 569.39 232 1,221 p -s W PO -5 -5 42 Adloor 1,254.52 362 2,099 P -5 W PO -5 BS 43 Elichpur 486.43 30 155 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5 44 Tekriyal 579.91 301 1,554 P -5 W,HP PO,Phone -5 BS 45 Brahmanpalle 763.24 377 1,884 P -5 W PO -5 -5 46 Sangojiwadi 248.88 146 670 P 10+ W 10~. 10+ 10 -I. 47 Chandapur 621.60 226 1,072 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ 10 -I' 48 Kankal 1.303.49 422 2,137 P,M 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS 49 Pedda Demi 1,706.15 467 2,292 P,M,H 10;· W,HP PO,TO 10+ BS 50 Tadwai 1,003.62 666 3,514 P,M,H, HC W,HP PO 10+ BS AC 51 Devairalle 157.83 125 626 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 52 Krishnajiwadi 853.48 326 1,812 P HC W,HP PO 5-10 BS 53 Devanpalle 625.24 325 1,618 P -5 W PO -5 BS 54 Lingapur (Rural) 582.34 495 2,483 P -5 W PO,Phone -5 -5 55 Sarampa11e 155.40 238 1,087 P -5 W -5 -5 -5 56 Kamareddy 694.00 Urb.w Area (Kamareddy Town) 57 Kisampalle 1,035.18 317 1,787 P 5-10 w PO,Phone 5-10 BS 'i8 Raghavapur 619.98 51 247 P 5-10 W :'-10 5-10 BS 59 Patlla Rajampet 605.00 81 395 P -5 W,HP Phone -5 BS 60 Chinna Mallareddy ], 176.82 769 4,130 P,M,H HC W,HP PO,Phone -5 BS 129 DIRECTORY and Land use KAMAREDDY TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca ------I._------l any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power S~aple Forest Irrig:tted Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and dishnce supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) PR Kamareddy 10 EA Rice T (198.70) 773.35 392.14 230.27 N6:T1 38 Jowar TK (198.70) PR Kamareddy 8 EA Rice T (S1.34) 148.52 29.14 86.60 N2:T1 39 Jowar WE (81.34) KR Kamareddy 5 EA Rice T (37.63) 127.07 285.71 35.21 40 Jowar TK (37.63) PR K~nllreddy 5 EA Rice T (69.:?'O) 185.96 271.95 41.28 N2:T1 41 Jowar TK (69.20) PR K1mareddy 3 EA Rice T (180.08) 538.64 452.03 83.77 N3:M2 42 Jowar W (180.08) KR Kamareddy 3 Rice T (78.91) 321.73 73.65 12.14 43 JOW.lr W (78.91) PR Kamareddy 5 EA Rice T (48.97) 186.96 16.19 327.79 N7:Ml 44 Jowar W (48.97) PR Kamareddy 8 EA Jowar T (87.00) 332.25 24.69 319.30 N3 45 Rice W (87.00) KR Kamareddy 11 EA Rice T (11.7:l) 64.75 163.09 9.31 46 Jowar W (11.73) KR Kamareddy 13 EA Rice T C6.31) 170.37 9.71 415.21 N::' 47 Jowar W (26.31) PR Kamareddy 14 EA Rice T (47.75) 369.07 871.29 15.38 N3 48 Jowar o (47.75) PR Kamareddy 15 EA Rice T (148.92) 520.02 913.38 123.83 N3:M2 49 Jowar W (148.92) PR Kamareddy 10 EA Rice T (73.65) 538.64 386.07 5.26 NI0:Cl:M2:T1 50 Jowar W (73.65) KR Kamareddy 8 EA Rice T (12.14) 85.79 55.8, 4.05 Nl:Ml:T1 51 Jowar W (12.14) PR Kamareddy 6 EA Rice T (78.91) 170.78 310.39 293.40 N4:M2 52 Jowar TK (78.91) PR Kamareddy 3 EA Rice T (46.54) 224.20 343.98 10.52 N2 53 Jowar W (46.54) PR Kamareddy 3 EA Rice T (109.67) 227.Q3 205.17 40.47 N4:M2 54 Jowar TK (109.67) PR Kamareddy 3 EA Rice T (80.13) 39.66 6.88 28.73 55 Jowar o (80.13) Urban Area (Kamareddy Town) 56 PR Kamareddy 6 EA Ric':: T (147.71) 248.88 401.85 236.74 N3:M2:T1 57 Jowar W (14771) PR Kamareddy 6 Rice T (55.44) 106.43 416.83 41.28 58 Jowar TK (55.44) PR Kanl1reddy 5 EA Rice T (85.39) 78.91 381.62 59.08 N2:C2:Ml 59 Jowar TK (85.39) PR Kamareddy 5 EA Rice T (258.19) 393.76 216.91 307.96 N5:Cl:M5:T2 60 Jowar TK (258.19) 130 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Am~nitie5 available (if not available within the village,the distance Loca- Total..lrea Households and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10~·Kms. of the tion Name of Village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in -----_.-- ,------____ ~_I~ _____ ------., No. hectares) House- PopuLl- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus_ (Potable) TeIc- the stop. Railway graph market. station. if any Waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (S) (9) (10) 61 Abdullanagar 590.03 Uninhabited 62 Barmajiwadi 715.08 139 603 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 5-10 63 Chinna Dcmi 452.84 Uninhabited 64 Yerrapahad 1.326.56 447 2.335 P,M,H PHC W,HP PO,PTO, Saturday BS Phone 65 Nandiwada 1,514.33 288 1,550 P 10+ W,HP PO,Phone 10 10+ 66 Endriyal 522.45 217 1,070 P 10+ W 10 t 10+ BS 67 Thimmakkapal1e 559.68 203 1,089 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 68 Lingayapalle 108.46 216 1,06R P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 69 Kothalpalle 101.58 52 282 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 70 Narsannapalle 465.39 174 920 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 131 DIRECTORY and Land use KAMAREDDY TALUK Land use (i.e., arel under d!fferent lYP3S of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimll places) including Loca- ,------_.-'_ ------any place of tion Approach N~arest town Pow~r S~aple FJrest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and disl:lnce supply food by source gltcd waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (\8) (19) (20) (\) Uninhabited 61 KR Kllulfeddy 8 RIC~ T (20.71) 203.15 194.25 290.97 62 Jawar W (26.71 ) Uninhabited 63 PR Kamareddy 14 EA Rice T (138.40) 527.71 532.57 127.88 Sangameswara 64 Jawar W ( 138.40) Swamy Temple, NIO: M2: Tl PR Kamareddy 16 EA Rice 375.55 T (95.51 ) 490.07 487.64 65.56 N3 65 Jowar TK (95.51) PR Kamareddy 14 EA Rice T (70.01) 203.96 242.00 6.48 66 Jowar TK (70.01 ) KR Kamarcddy 8 EA Rice T (38.85) 155.40 335.89 29.54 67 Jowar W (38.85) KR Kamareddy 6 EA Rice 77.30 17.40 13.76 68 Jowar KR Kamareddy 6 Rice T (28.73) 45.73 21.86 5.26 69 Jawar W (28.73) PR Kamareddy 8 EA Rice T (79.32) 65.56 296.23 24.28 70 Jowar TK (7932) DOMAKONDA TALUK (0 .~ ~~ .~ '" 00 t· en ~ .... :a ~ . G Z I 0 e ~ § 0 0 3 u ~ ~ u ;; . ':) . ] % u 0 _, ti Ui "0 . r E ).. 'g o o I I I ! lei .~ i'"T, j i r I --;-,t;------~ .L-= _____~_____l ____ ~_. ___• __ ~ ______~~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES DOMAKONDA TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2) 5 Akkapur 6 Issaipet 23 Rajampet 36 Ambarpet 58 Issanagar 10 Rajkhanpet 42 Anchanur 67 Issannapalle 59 Ramachandrapur 1 Annaram 13 Rameshwarpalle 8 Antampalle 21 Jangampalle 46 Rameshwarpalle 31 Antampalle 40 Jangaon 38 Ramreddipalle 28 Argonda 65 Rayagatlapaile 52 Kachapur 60 Kancharla 43 Sanganathpalle 63 Baswapur 37 Konapur 27 Santaipet 66 Bhagirathipalle 48 Kondapur 57 Seribibipet 51 Bhiknur 33 Kundaram 54 Bibipet 50 Siddapur 41 Sitarampalle 45 Lakshmidevunipalle 24 Somaram 12 Latchapet 20 Chintamanpalle 3 Somararnpet 26 Chityal 32 Lingupalle 15 Chukkapur Tadkapalle 9 Machareddy 4 30 Talmadla 55 Malkapur 16 Devunipalle 47 Tippapur 62 Mallupal\e Domakonda 56 Tujalpur 34 53 Mohammadapur 19 MUlyarnpet 25 Vankayalpa1Je 35 Faridpet 17 Palwancha 14 Wadi 11 Ghanpur 61 Pedda Mallareddy 64 Girijakunla 29 Peddapalle 39 Yadaram 44 Gottimukkala (Sitharampur) 22 Pondurthi 2 Yellampet 49 Gundaram 7 Potararn 18 Yellapgonda 133 134 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Tobl nllmb~r of Am;ni~ie; avallab:e (if not aV.lilabb within the villag~, the distance Loca- Total urea Households and in broad ra uges viz,,-5Kms; 5-10 Kms, and 10+Kms, of the tion Name of village of the p;)pulation u\!arest place where the facility available is giVen) ,--.... ____ ..______J~ ___ __. ______... ______... Code village (in ,_---_ ... -I._--- _--.. No, hectares) HOllSC- P0,)1lIa- E.hl~Hional Medical Drinking Post Day or COlllmunica- holds tion watcr and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele- thc ~top, Railway graph lU.trket, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) i4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (0) Annaram 2,623,57 583 2,934 P,M RP W,HP PO [0+ BS 2 Yellampet 2,040,02 237 1.410 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS 3 Somarampet 2,361.33 497 2,838 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 4 Tadkapalle 651.95 10 56 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 5 Akkapur 1,009,69 201 1,114 P -5 W -5 10+ BS 6 Issaipet 1,525,66 391 2,064 P RP W,TK PO 10+ BS 7 Potaram 372,71 \15 513 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 8 t\ntampalle 310,80 14 88 5-10 -5 W -5 10+ BS 9 Machareddy 1,952,60 474 2,698 P CHW W,HP PO 10+ BS 10 Rajkbaupel 687,96 47 267 -5 -5 W 5-,10 10+ 5-10 11 Ghanpur 1,408.71 291 1,444 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS 12 Latchapet 1,622,79 388 2,041 P 10+ W,HP, PO 10+ BS TK 13 Rameshwarpalle 176.44 140 817 P 10+ W,TK 10+ J()+ 5-10 14 Wadi 258,19 122 668 p 10+ W,TK 10+ lOt- BS 15 Chukkapur 1,280.83 443 2,370 P(2),M 10+ W,TK PO 10+ BS 16 Pevuuipall e 543.90 172 914 p 10+ W -5 10+ -·5 17 Palwancha 893.95 540 2,462 P(2),M 5-10 W PO,TO 10+ BS 18 Yellapgonda 952,63 205 1,210 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS 19 Mutyampet 1,033.56 614 3,148 P,M RP W PO Wednesday BS 20 Chintamanpall e 878.17 187 1,090 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5 135 DIRECTORY and Land use DOMAKONDA TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal placcs) including Loca- -"------~------.... any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and dis Lince supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- ar chaeo logi ca I vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 ) PR Kam"lrcddy 22 EA Rice, T (\38.81) 776.59 80S.73 902.44 NA:MI:Tl Ragi TK (131.93) W (6.88) PR Kamueddy 21 EA Rice, T ( 50.59) 424.92 290.97 1.273.54 Cl:Ml 2 Ragi TK (40.47) W (10.12) KR Ka'llareddy 25 BD Rice, 587.20 T (5.'26) 496.55 457.29 815.03 Tl 3 Jowar W (5.26) KR Kamareddy 22 Jowar , 541.47 99.15 9.31 2.02 4 Rice PR Kamareddy 19 Rice, 711.03 T (35.61) 21813 44.92 5 Ragi TK (35.61) PR Kamareddy 14 EA Rice, T (101.57) 479.96 593.67 350.46 Nl: Ml 6 Ragi TK(101.57) KR K'\m:Heddy 13 ED, Rice, T (19.02) 166.73 20.23 166.73 7 EAG Ragi TK (19.02) PR Kamareddy 14 ED Ricc, 107.65 T (20.64) 106.84 40.06 35.61 8 Ragi TK (20.64) PR Kamareddy 19 EA Rice, T (141.23) 521.64 409.54 880.19 NA:M2:T1 9 Jowar TK (95.50) W (45.73) KR Kamareddy 18 Rice, 603.38 70.01 14.57 10 Maize PR Kamareddy 19 ED Jowar, 60.70 T (24.69) 132.74 345.60 844.98 11 Maize TK (24.69) PR Kamareddy 19 BA Rice, 160.25 T (144.88) 769.31 212.46 335.89 NA: CI: MI 12 Jowar TK (144.88) KR Ka uareddy 18 BD, Rice, T (IU8) 110.48 9.30 41.28 13 EAG Jowar TK (15.38) PR Kamareddy 13 BD, Rice, T (10.93) 221.36 25.90 Nl 14 BAG Jowar TK (10.93) PR Kamareddy 16 BD Rice, 308.78 T (108.05) 703.34 19.83 140.83 Nl:Ml:Tl 15 Ragi TK (lOS. 05) KR Kamareddy 14 ED. Jowar. T (34.80) 166.33 242.81 99.96 16 BAG Rice TK (34.80) PR Kamareddy 10 ED, Rice, T ( 145.68) 479.96 268.31 17 BAG Ragi TK (129.90) W (15.78) PR Kamareddy 13 BA Jowar, T (50.59) 74S.67 0040 152.97 18 Rice TK (50.59) PR Kamareddy 10 BD Rice, T (193.44) 462.55 377.57 N20,M3:T2 19 Jowar TK (112.50) W (80.94) KR Kamareddy 7 ED Jowar, T (13.76) 47.35 562.51 254.55 NI 20 Maize WE (12.14) W (I.G2) 136 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities aV.1ilable (if not available within the v.llagi:, the distance Loca Total ar~a Househo'ds and in broad ranges viz.,-5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms of the tion Name of Village of the population n~arest place where the facility aV:lilable is given) ,-__ ~1 ___ , ,---- ______, ______, Code village (in No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica holds tion water and days of tions (Bu; (Potable) Telc- the stop, Railway graph market, station if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 21 Jangampalle 2,056.20 831 4,328 P(2), RP W,HP PO,TO Saturday BS M,H,C, 22 Pondurthi 869.67 389 2,015 P(Z) RP(2) W,HP PO, TO -5 BS 23 Rajampet 856.72 846 4,740 P(2),M,H RP(2) W,HP PO, Friday BS Phone 24 Somaral11 926,73 95 510 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 -; 25 Vankayalpalle 282.87 16 104 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 26 Chityal 1,087.39 311 1,694 P RP(4) W,HP PO 5-10 BS 27 Santaipet 1,040,85 122 668 P RP W,HP -5 5-10 BS 28 Argonda 2,369.83 744 4,057 P HC W,HP PO -5 BS 29 Peddapalle 199.10 44 235 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5 30 Talmadlu 1,280.83 501 2,789 P RP HP PO,TO Tuesday BS,RS 31 Antampalle 310.80 2\8 1, 117 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS 32 Lingupalle 268.71 516 535 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS 33 Kundaram 134.76 Uninhabited 34 Domakonda 1,456.46 1,742 9,811 P(4), D,H,O, W,HP PO,TO Monday BS M,H RP(4) 35 Faridpet 1,411.54 487 2,521 P RP W,TK PO 5-10 BS 36 Arr.barpet 1,791.94 444 2,459 P,M FPC W PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone 37 Konapur 529.33 118 616 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 ·-5 38 Ramreddipalle 1,926.70 Uninhabited 39 Yadaram 930.77 320 1,923 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS 137 DIRECTORY and Land use DOMAKONDA TALUK Land use (i e., area under different types of bnd use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decinnl places) including Loca- ~------'------..., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power St.:ple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturab:e Area nol religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste availabb .historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Kamareddy 13 ED Rice, 80.94 698.89 1,276.37 N20:M3:T2 21 ]owar PR Kamareddy 9 ED ]owar, T (168.35) 352.08 348.43 0.81 N2:Ml 22 Rice TK (123.83) WE (33.99) W (10.53) PR K lnnreddy 10 ED R'cc, T (84.98) 517.59 27.93 226.22 N21:C3:M8:T1 23 Maize WE (72.84) W (12.14) KR Kamareddy 9 ED Rice, T (13.76) 754.74 95.50 62.73 24 Jowar W (9.71) WE (4.05) KR Kamareddy 13 Rice, T (1.62) 243.22 5.67 25 Jowar W (1.62) PR Kamueddy 13 ED Rice, 106.43 T (40.06) 810,59 1 62 128.69 Nl 26 Jowar WE (21.04) W (19.02) PR Kamareddy 16 ED Rice, 417.23 T (48.16) 497.76 4.86 72.84 27 Jowar WE (44.92) W (3.24) PR Kamareddy 14 ED Rice, 1,281.63 T (29.54) 772.95 12'J.SO 156.21 C2:Ml:T3 28 Jowar WE (17.40) W (12.14) KR Kamareddy 11 Rice, 46.54 T ( 16.18) 32.78 103.60 29 Ma'ze W (16.18) PR Kamareddy 16 ED Rice, 386.47 T (27.52) 510.31 324.15 32.38 N7:Ml:Tl 30 Ma'ze WE (24.28) W (3.24) PR Kamareddy 15 ED Rice, T (63.13) 112.50 127,07 8.10 N3:Ml:Tl 31 Ma'z! WE (60.70) W (2.43) PR Kam~\feddy 13 Rice, 8.09 163.09 97.53 32 ]owar Uninhabited 33 PR Kamareddy 13 ED Rice, 670.56 619.17 166.73 NSO:Cl:MS:T2 34 Jowar PR Kamareddy 16 EAG Rice, 74.46 T ( 141.64) 683.92 276.80 234.72 35 Jowar TK (141,64) PR Kamareddy 19 ED Rice, 165.92 T (192.23) 652.76 62.32 718.71 T1 36 Ragi TR(192.23) KR Kamareddy 24 ED, Jowar T ( 30,7S) 54.23 40.47 403.88 37 EAG Rice TK (30.75) Uninhabited 38 PR Kamareddy 27 EA Rice, T ( 144.88) 595.69 190.20 M1:T1 39 lowar TK (144.88) 138 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total numb~r of Am~nities aV_lilable (if not aV1ibbie within the village, the distance Loca- Total :lrea Households and in broad mnges viz.,-5Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest pbce where thtl facility available is given) ______...J,.______Code village (in ------}------, No. hectares) House- POPUl1- Education 11 Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market. shtion, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ~HJ) 40 Jangaon 1,010.50 345 1,931 P 5-10 W PO, 5-10 BS Phone 41 Sitarampalle 175.63 53 315 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ BS 42 Anchanur 860.36 280 1,480 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 43 Sanganathpalle 723.98 391 2,164 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 44 Gottimukkala 535.80 170 928 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 10+ -5 (Sitharampur) 45 Lakshmidevunipalle 182.11 119 606 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 46 Rameshwarpalle 483.19 430 2,181 P,M RP W,HP PO,TO 5-lU 5-10 47 Tippapur 1,817.84 571 3,113 P RP(2) W,HP PO,TO 5-10 5-10 48 Kondapur J ,880.16 425 2,636 P RP W,HP PO 10+ BS 49 Gundaram 2,815.80 379 2,582 P RP W PO 5-10 5-10 50 Siddapur 120.60 43 284 P 10+ W lOt 10+ 10+ 51 Bhiknur 2,708.96 1,752 9,452 P(2), H,D, W,HP PO,TO, Sunday BS, M(2), PRC,O, Phone RS H(2) RP(8) 52 Kachapur 1,284.47 502 2.85-+ P RP(2) W,HP PO Saturday BS 53 Mohammadapur 887.47 467 2,543 P,M 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 54 Bibipet 1,587.98 1.307 7,245 P(2),M,H H.FPe, W,T, PO, TO, Sunday BS D,RP, TW, PTO, CHW HP Phone 55 Malkapur 561.70 225 1,245 P -5 W,HP PO --5 BS 56 rujalpur 807.75 311 1,745 P,M 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS 57 Scribibipet J29.50 98 518 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ 10+ 139 DIRECTORY and Land use DOMAKONDA TALUK Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decim.ll places) including Loca------~------.------, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irripted Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- arc~aeolof!ical vation mterest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Kamareddy 22 EA Rice. T (99.15) 791.16 120.19 NA:Ml:T1 40 Ragi TK (99.15) PR Kamareddy 19 EO, Jowar 142.45 33.18 41 EAG Rice PR Kamareddy 18 EO, Rice, T (52.61) 680.68 127.07 42 EAG Jowar WE (52.61) PR Kllnareddy 18 ED, Rice, T (146.90) 501.40 73.65 43 EAG Jowar TW(l46.90) KR Kamareddy 16 ED Rice, T (368.26) 161.47 6.07 44 Jowar W (327.79) WE (40.47) KR Kamareddy 19 ED Rice, T (25.50) 52.61 98.74 5.26 NI 45 Maize WE (24,28) W ( 1.22) PR Kamareddy 16 ED Jowar 37.23 T (49.78) 85.79 226.22 84.17 N6:M3 46 Rice WE (43.71) W (6.07) KR Ka:nareddy 16 ED Rice, 643.85 T (121.40) 891.52 67.99 93.08 N6:Ml 47 Jowar WE (60.70) W (60.70) PR Kamareddy 18 ED Rice, 985.81 T (36.42) 450.41 306.35 IOLl7 Tl 48 Jowar WE (32.37) W (4.05) KR Kamareddy 22 ED Rice, 1906.06 T (24.28) 574.65 52.20 258.59 Cl:MI:Tl 49 Jowar WE (20.23) W (4.05) KR K'lmareddy 23 Jowar, 17.40 T (6.07) 70.42 . 26.71 50 Rice W (6.07) PR Kamareddy 16 ED Rice, 200.72 T (207.20) 1,777.37 362.19 80.53 NlOO:MI5:Tl 51 Jowar WE (186.96) W (20.24) PR Kamareddy 19 ED Rice, T (115.74) 448.80 642.2~ 77.70 N5 52 Maize WE (95.S1) W (20.23) PR Kamareddy 22 EA Rice, T (199.91) 594.89 92.67 NA 53 Jowar TK 199.9i) PR Kamareddy 30 EA Rice, T (311.61) 908.92 242.00 125045 M7 54 Ragi TK (311.61) PR Kamareddy 28 ED, Rice, T (166.73) 150.14 96.31 148.52 55 EAG Jowar TK (150.14) W (16.59) PR Kamareddy 36 ED, Rice, T (206.39) 376.36 84.98 140.02 NA: MI 56 EAG Jowar TK (206.39) KR Kamareddy 27 ED, Rice, T (59.89) 54.63 14.97 57 BAG Jowar TK (59.89) 140 VILLAGE NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amen,ties available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area households and in broaj ranges viz.,-5J{ms; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the Nlm~ of 1';lllge of the pJpuiltion n~1fest pllce where the facility available is given) tion .--- ______~1.______-~ Code village (in ,------(,---- -...... No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communica- holds tion water and days of tions (Bus- (Potable) Tele- the stop, Railway graph market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) ,8) (9) llO) 58 Issanagar 630.50 427 2,194 P 5-10 W PO,Phone 5-10 5-10 59 Ramach'tndrapur 188.58 25 95 5-10 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10 60 Kancharla 494.93 176 979 P 10+ W,HP -5 -5 -5 61 Pedda Mallareddy 1,903.64 923 4,952 PO),M,H 10+ W,HP PO,Phone Friday BS 62 Mallupalle 484.81 152 815 P 10+ W,HP -5 5-10 -5 63 Baswapur 1,465.36 701 3,637 P(2),M,H D W PO 10+ BS,RS 64 Girijakunta 171.99 74 354 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 5-10 65 RayagatJapalle 271. 95 123 500 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 5-10 66 BhagirathipalJe 609.86 356 1,339 p 10+ W PO 10+ 10+ 67 Issannapalle 585.98 197 953 P 10+ w 10+ 10+ 10+ 141 DIRECTORY and Land use DOMAKONDA TALUK Land use (i e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ~------~------~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in KillS.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (l8) (19) (20) (I KR Kamareddy 27 ED. Jowar, T (116.55) 345.60 48.56 119.79 . Nl 5:' EAG Rice TK (116.55) KR Kamareddy 27 Rice, T (29.54) 99.15 10.12 49.77 59 Ragi TK (29.54) KR Kamareddy 27 ED Jowar, T (41.68) 42.49 386.48 24.28 60 Rice W (32.37) WE (9.31) PR Kamareddy 24 ED Rice. T (101.17) 702.13 '60.72 1>9.62 N20 61 Jowar WE (80.94) W (20.23) KR Kamareddy 25 Jowar, T (40.47) 165.11 232.29 46.94 62 Rice W (40.47) PR Kamareddy 23 ED Jowar, 404.68 T (101.98) 122.21 163.90 672.59 N5: M3: Tl 63 Rice W (52.61) WE (48.56) o (0.81) KR Kamareddy 25 Jowar, 60.70 T (3.24) 8.90 9).15 64 Rice W (2.43) o (0.81, KR Kamareddy 27 Jowar, lOLl 7 T (6.07) 74.87 89.84 65 Rice W (6.07) KR Kamareddy 27 ED Jowar, T (13.35) 41.28 384.86 170.37 66 Rice WE (S.09) W (5.26) KR Kamareddy 29 ED Jowar, T (4.05) 200.72 259.81 121.40 67 Rice WE (4.05) 142 ....t'I -o CJ) tLI t: z UJ .... o :2« 00 ex: UJ .... ::I: I o ~ o -< z Z « o «_.I () o UJ :2 _.J X « Q z 2 o .-.t'I ..r 00 o III -.... Do b=« - Do () II( :::> o ....t'I IoU LL. o I E Q o 00 ..., t M -~ .-0 U c- '" - « -; """" ex: t I CJ) .::! '"OJ Q\ 00 «ttl ;;;: OJ) UJ I o I ::s c CJ) -o 00 00 M 00 .... o Q\ .g \ <:;;.9 ...... 00 ~ '" IC ~ ~ .... :::> ...J 1 Js .... t'I ...... o ViZ 143 r I I 00 I 00 I -', I i I I \ : on I l ;;> ~ 00 00 I I I I I I I (/) I w I I I Z \ w \ ~ \ < o \ I \ C a. o \ a. w \ c:r: \ Ll \ e \ -; I I I I ~ U I « I \ c:: I l \ (/) :, \ III ~ -~ C \ "f) 0 « \ ::: .. w \ C/) -- r S \ o ::..:: \ ::> l «...J I- o ViZ 144 (-5 IlIl \ ·~.e '0 ~ I",~:;»;:- I ~"': ~; >. i \ ,,'" "'·u c: - I::::; 0 ~ >:S I ;;> c: I ;; I ..t: I ...... ,\ - I I ~I wi Ii/) E- A. Cl A. w cc LL 0\ 0 o V". 00 Iu « ex: I en «Ql o v.iZ 145 I >. ~ ....l \ _.0 Co. I 0 '" Co. \ Z '@ ~ \ ~ - ~ i wi ~. 0 1 Co. \ N N I t- t- $ V) 0'1 l '-D 0\ (f) w !::: z w ~ « ...... t .cc w :I: oI o 00 t- N t- «z - - -' - « \ ~ u 1 ~ o t:: w 1 (3 :?! I - _j 1 « J::I co z Co. 1 >< o wi a. o f-<-i w 01 < ZI oLL -'« t- .0 f1iZ r: 146 APPENDIX - JI LAND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS-TOWNS) Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 81. Name of town and Taluk 2 decimal places) No. within brackets r_.------______..J.______~ Area Total Area Fore&t Irrigated by U nirrigated Culturable not available source waste for cultivation (l) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) 1 Armur 1,878.14 T (694.44) 167.54 201.94 814.22 (Armur) TK (.324.96) GC (211.65) WE (157.83) 2 Banswada 895.97 T (324.56) 347.62 223.79 (Banswada) TK (169.98) GC (129.09) 0(25.09) W (0.40) 3 Kamareddy 694.03 T (222.98) 158.64 56.65 255.76 (Kamareddy) TK (182.51) o (21.45) W (19.02) 4 Sriramsagar (Pochampad) 269.12 T (14.16) 131.53 60.70 62.73 Project Township Right GC (14.16) Flank Colony (Armur) 5 YelJareddy 1.065.94 T(274.78) 781.85 9.31 (YeJlareddy) GC (274.78) 147 APPENDIX - III" ST ATEMENT SHOWING THE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE ALL THE AMENITIES OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE NOT AVAILABLE Name of the Taluk L.C. No. Name of the Village (1) (2) (3) Armur 5 Sirpur 6 Annaram 18 Gangasamandar Bheemgal 70 Gangarai 86 Guddi Lingapur 89 Musheer Nagar Nizamabad 9 Mittapur 11 Khadirabad 21 Shaikhapur Bodhan 12 Bhiknalli 31 Bhandarpaile 35 Fathepur 37 Machapur 90 Kundapur 111 Ghanvaram Madnur 24 Lachmapur 89 Bhangarpa!le Banswada 6 R1jp~t 35 Khadlapur 45 Chinna Damaranclla 66 Chinthal Nagaram Yellareddy 3 Somaram 10 lloppajiwadi 38 Vandrikal 51 Sanivarpet 53 Sherkhanpalle 58 BayampaUe 59 Nagaram 70 MathadpaUe 83 Venk:ttapur (Agraharam) Kamareddy 20 Gollapalle 29 Amarlabanda 43 £lichpur Do.nakonda 10 Rajkhanpet 25 Vankayalpa11 e 29 PeddapaUe 59 Ramachandrapur 148 APPENDIX· IV A: SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. Castes Population No. Name of Village No. Name of Village No. Name of Village (Percentage) (I} (2) (I) (2) (1) (~) ARMUR TALUK 0-5* 83 Narayanpe1 6-10 39 5'ardipur 50 Siddapur 54 Balkonda 89 Sikandr apur 11-15 7 Donkeswar 13 KomatpaUe 22 Sangam 27 Dudgaon 32 Velgutur 33 Nagampet 35 Mukpal 42 Bazarkothur 52 Khanapur 55 VempaUe 56 Kisannagar 57 Renjerla 65 Fatehpur 70 Alur 75 Perket 78 Ko:ha Armur 81 Munpaile 82 Lakshmapur 92 Kaligota 1:6-20 4 Noothpalle 9 Badgoni 11 Kondoor 12 Mayapur 15 Tondkur 16 D.l1tapur 17 Marampall'e 25 Bhusapur 28 Chakriyal 31 Savel 36 Nagapur 44 Thalveda 45 Chimratpal1e 48 Khudavandapur 49 Macherla 59 Thurat 6€i Pipri 67 Manthani 77 Lakhora 79 Mamidpalle 85 Govindpet 87 ArguJ 88 Jakranpallc 91 KllJpak 21-30 1 Narkhoda (Gangagadda; 3- Gadepalte 6 Annaram 8 Nikalpllr 10 Urnrneda 14 SI1ahpur 19 Srirampur 23 Ratnapur 26 Sonepet 3'0 Mendhora 34 KothapaUe 38 Komanpalle 41 Vanne! (Khurd) 46 MalIaram 51 Amadapur 58- Venchariyal 60 Shetpalle 61 Dharamora 62 Vanne! Bashira.bad. 63 BodepalJe 64 Chitlapur 68 Degaon €)9 Mardepalie 73 fsapalle 76 Chepur 80 Ankapur 86 Thorlikonda 31+ 5 Sirpur 1$ Gangasamandar 24 Nallur 29 Kodcherta 37 Jala\pur 40 Magdi 43 Lakkampalle 47 Joorpur 53 Surbiriyal 71 Gagupalle 72 Rampur S4 BrahmanpalJ~ 90 Manoharabad BHEEMGAL TALUK 0-5* 47 Babapur 56 KarepaUe 72 Manal 6-10 6 Yergatla 10 Thimmapur 19 Kammarpalie 21 CholltpaUe 35 Dammanpet (Ameernagar) 38 Kupkal 59- Lingampur Chouth 69 BachanpaUe 85 Chimanpalle 91 Kondapur 11-15 5 Bhatta-pur 7 Uploor 16 Kuknur 18 Vaddiyat 20 Hasakothur 28 Sahebpet 30 Narkhoda 31 Velpur 33 'Ram~nnapet * Excludes villages with no scherluled castes po-pu\ation. 149 APPENDIX ~- IV' tContd~) A : SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. Castes Population No. Name of Village No. Name of Village No. Name of Village (Percentage) (1) (2) 0) (2) (1) (2) BHEEMGAL TALUK (Concld.) 11-15 (Coneld.) 37 Mendhora 46 Bheemgal 58 Pallikonda 64 Pedda Valgod 66 Gongappul 78 Kondur 79 Honnajipet 80 Ramadgu 87 Pakhal 89 Musheer Nagar 92 Tumpalle 16-20 3 Tadla Rampur 4 Tadpakal 12 Donkal 17 Mortad 22 Basheerabad 23 Donpal 32 Mothe 36 Konasamandar 41 Chaingal 44 Dubbak 45 Pedda Bheemgal 49 Puranipet 52 [nayat Nagar 53 Konapur 54 Devakkapet 62 Sikandrapur 63 Rekulpalle 67 Muchkur 68 Pipri 75 Ravutla 76 Nyavandi 88 Gadkol 21-30 Domchanda 2 Gumeriyal 11 Pal em 13 Po champ aile 14 Padgal 15 Anksapur 24 Sunkat 25 KomlinpalJe 26 Venkatapur 27 Ameenapur 39 Jagriyal 40 Aklur 42 Wadi 43 Kothap_ille 51 Narsapur 60 Bejjora 77 Chinna Valgod 81 Sirkonda 82 Hussain Nagar 83 MaUora 84 Pandimad1igu 31+ 8 Nagapur 29 Janakampet 48 Babanagar 61 Salampur 65 Pothnur 73 Thatpalle 90 Kothalpalle NIZAMABAD TALUK 0-5* 64 S:lfangapur 92 Malkapur ll1a Kalpo! 131 Amlabad 6-10 16 Nanjipet 27 Nagapur 40 Navi-pet 56 Tirmanpalle 58 Lakshmapur 71 Amrad 90 Maliaram 102 Mlttapalle 105 Dharpalle 106 Govindapalle 108 Rampur HI Dichpalle 120 Indalwai 125 Gannaram 126 Trimbakp~t 11-15 5 Binola 11 Khadirabad 13 Gunjali 15 A;]apur 17 Velmal 18 Dharmora 22 Abb:lpur (Binola) 34 Venkatapu;- 41 D:.l.ryapur 47 Maklur 49 Chinnapur 52 Man,k Bhandat 63 Gundaram 72 Madanpalle 73 Madhapur 74 Poppalpalle 78 Chint31ur 79 Chailagarga 83 YanampaJIe 85 Vaddat ipalle 93 Dharmaram 94 Nayalkal 99 NadepaJIe 104 Dammannapet 107 Lolam 112 Ghanpur 115 Ku1aspur 116 Kanjar 118 MudakpaJ1e 123 Gouraram 124 Nallavalle 133 Sirnap:dle 134 Donkal 16-20 1 Naleshwar 12 Lingapur 1-9 Chikli 23 Maddepalle 24 Kosli 26 Fathenagar 150 A.pPE.NDIX - IV· (Contd.) A : SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULA nON BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. L.c. L.c. Castes Population No. Name of Village No. Name of Village No. Name of Village (Percentage) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) NIZAMABAD TALUK (Coneld.) 16-20 (Coneld.) 28 Pothangal 45 Palda 46 Mulhngi (Binola) 48 Singampalle 51 Mamidapalle 54 Kalur 55 Kondur 67 Khanapur 75 Padkal 76 Koratpal1e 77 Mailaram 81 Ramadgu 84 MentrajpaUe 87 Bardipur 91 Muthakunta 95 Borgaon 97 Mugpal 100 Amrutapur 101 Suddepalle 110 Kamalapur 113 Dusgaon 114 MuUangi (Indoor) 117 Sirpur 121 Mallapur 127 Badsi 130 Manehippa 21-30 2 Tungnot 4 Nizampur 6 Nandigaon 8 Yarncha 14 Kamta 20 Siranpllle 29 JannepaJIe 30 Vallabhapur 35 Kalladi 36 Gottimukkala 37 Bonkanpalle 38 Narayanpur 39 Karnalapur 42 Abhangapatnam 44 Mokanpalle 50 Gutpa 53 Pedda Borgaon 59 Ananthagiri 6)0 Dharmaram 62 Malkapur 70 Gopanapalle SO Kesaram 82 Suddulam 88 Pangra 119 Chinnapur 132 Yellamkunta 31+ 7 Atjapur ') Mittapur 21 Shaikhapur 25 Rarnpur 31 MetpaIJe 32 Mamdhapur 43 Mahant.:lm 57 Jalalpur 61 Abbapur (Maktha) 69 Mubarak Nagar 86 Keshapur 96 Thana 9.8 Arepal1e BODHAN TALUK &-5* 35 Fathepur 94 Mirzapur 103 Rampur f)-10 9- Pegadp:ll.1le 11 Hangarga 19 Langadapur 23 Jaltkampet 25 Ja'thapur 27 Yedpalle 43 KurnapaHe 61 Mosra 77 Hegdoli 80 Kotgir 83 Rudroor 98 Po,hangal 1'00 JaUapallie 108 AdhaspaIJe 11-15 J; Kandakurthi 2 Boregaon 6 Kalyapur 8 Satapur 22 Dupalle 36 Saloora 37 Machapur 41 Mangalpahad 55 Salampahad 59 OotpaUe 60 Amdapur 62 Chintakunta 63 Thimlllapur 66 Minarpal1e 71 Valbhapur 87 Boppapur 89 Chikatpaile 92 Ekhlaspur 96 Thirmalapur 104 Ambam 105 Varni 106 TaglepaI1e 110 Kallur 16-20 3 Tadbilol'i 5 Kunepalle 7 Ranjal 10 Neela 16 Kaldurki 20 Peddapenta 32 Jadi Jamalpur 46 Erajpa}\e 49 Komanpalle 56 Pent.! Khurd' 64 Govur 65 Sangam 68 Raikoor 70 Ethonda 82 Ranarnpalle S4 Bhavanipet 86 Humnapur 97 Hangarga 15'1 APPENDIX - IV· (Contd,) A: SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C L.C. L.C. Castes population No. Name of Village No. Name of Village No. Name of Village (Percentage) (1) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) BODHAN TALUK (Coneld.) 21-30 4 Bhagepalle 15 Kopperga 17 Chinna Mavandi 21 Brahmanpalle 26 Jamlam 28 Ambam 29 Bardipur 30 Bodhan 39 Narsapur 42 Thanekalan 51 Hunsa 52 Mandharna 69 Siddapur 73 Koloor 74 Sunkini 78 Yadgarpur 81 Sitampur 88 Akbarnagar 90 Kundapur 101 Kothapalle 107 Sudlam 31+ 12 Bhiknalli 13 Khandgaon 14 Siddapur 18 Pedda Ma vandi 24 Pocharam 31 Bhandarpalle 33 Rampur 34 Tagelli 38 Aehanpalle 48 Naganpal]e 50 Khazipur 53 Sompur 54 TakE 72 Doma\edgi 76 Karegaon 85 Ghanpur 99 Kotcherla 111 Ghanvaram 112 Baswapur 113 Lingapur MADNUR TALUK 0-5* 63 Pedda Gholla 6-10 54 Bichkunda 110 LingampaUe 11-15 3 Pedda Shekkerga 20 Madnur 30 Meka 48 Mishankallali 49 Hasgul 51 Pulkal 68 Jukkal 69 Pedda Edgi 74 Dowlatapur 77 Chinna Dhadgi 78 Pedda Dhadgi 83 Chinna Takadpalle 85 Kowlas 105 Kheslabad 16-20 15 Elegaon 16 Kurla 17 Enbhura 18 Dongli 23 Mainur 33 Sultanpet 41 Mahadapur 42 Bangerga 58 Pedda Eklara 65 Gundoor 67 Longaon 80 Manayapur 87 Khandeballoor 88 Baswapur 91 Siddapur 95 Wazarkhandi 96 Mohammadabad 97 Pocharam 98 Shivapur 100 SeetarampaUe 103 Pedda Kodapgal 106 Anjani 108 Wadlam 111 Babalgaon 21-30 1 Chinna Shekkerga 4 Gojegaon U Pedda Takli 14 Mahdan Hipperga 19 Mogha 21 Keroor 22 Awalgaon 26 Mailapur 28 Khatgaon 35 Shekhapur 36 Kotehira 37 Pedda Thadgur 38 Chinna Thadgur 40 Chandegaon 45 Dhannoor 47 Rusegaon 50 Sirsama:1dar 52 Pedda Devada 53 Gopanpalle 56 Rajala 59 Nagalgaan 64 Chinna Gholla 66 Kanth~lli 70 Chinna Edgi 72 Ladegaon 73 Fathullapur 76 Chinna Devada 82 Pedda TakadpalJe 86 Khemrajkalllili 92 Dostpalle 93 Sopur 94 Dongaon 99 Shantapur 107 Burkapalle 109 Sawargaon 31+ 5 Sonala 7 Thadi Hipporga 9 Limboor 10 Bassa Taldi 12 Sir pur 24 Laehmapur 152 APPENDIX. IV (Contd.) A : SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. C'Istes Population No. Name of Village No. Name of Village No. Name of Village (Percentage) (1 ) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) MADNUR TALUK (Concld.) 31+(Concld.) 25 Marepalle 27 Dhoti 29 Shelloor 31 Gundekalloor 32 Lachan 39 Kharg 43 Antapur 44 Somoor 46 Chinna Eklara 55 Kandarpalle 57 Rachoor 60 Peddampalle 61 Bijalwadi 62 Kathalwadi 71 Rudrapahad 81 Tupdal (Kowlas) 89 Bhangarpalle 101 Rajapur 112 Mailar BANSWADA TALUK 0-5* 5 Shankoora 13 Mallaram 16 Boppaspalle 41 Veerapur 51 Chinna Rampur 57 Someshwar 73 Bolakpalle 116 Hasanpalle (i-l0 3- Karegaon 10 Jalalpur 23 Timmapur 32 Pedmal 34 Hanmajipet 38 Ankole 42 Chinna Annaram 49 Durki 50 Desaipet 52 Sangojipet 53 Konapur 54 lbrahimpet 95 Tunkepalle lIS Banjepalle 11-15 4 Chandur 7 Laxmapur 12 Jakora 1'5 My}aram 22 Birkur 24 Mirzapur 26 KamshetpaUe 29 BommandevpaUe 37 Sangam 39 Baswaipalle 47 Kollur 63 pedda Gouraram M Sarvapur 65 Tadkole 69 Bandaranjel 10 Bandapalle 71 Maddelchervu 72 Chlnna Gouraram 74 Bndmi 75 Tirmalapur 80 Pedda Rampur $1 Chi!largi 92 Pedda Annaram 98 Narva 99 Gunkul 101 Waddepalle 105 Hasnapur 117 Achampet 118 Arepalle 120 Velugunur 16-20 14 NasuruUaba<.l 17 Bairapur 18 Barangedgi 21 Namli 31 Hajipur 43 Kishtapur 48 Sultan pur 61 Borlam 67 Wajidnagar 77 Galipur 82 Paredpalle 84 Katepalle 81 Burnapuf 91 Brahmanpalle 93 Mallur 94 Komlancha 96 Turkapalle 97 Boorgul HI Pittam 119 Brahmanpalle 21-30 11 Khunipur 20 Sambapur 25 Nachpalle 35 Khadlapur 44 Chincholi 46 Pedda Damarancha 55 Pocharam 59 Chinna Nagaram 68 Gundanamli 76 Maqdumpuf 78 Kurthi 89 Chinna Kodapga 90 Klshtapur 102 Jakkapur 108 Khambapur 109 Mardanda 110 Timmanagar 112 Mangloor 113 N arsingraopall e 114 Magi 31+ 21 Mallapur 79 Siddapur 83 Koranpalle 86 Allapur 100 GorgaJ 106 Karegaon J01 Go APPENDIX - IV (Contd.) A : SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. Castes Population No. Name of Village No. Name of Village No. Name of Village (Percentage) (1) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) YELLAREDDY TALVK 0-5* 2 Durgam 4 Yacharam 26 Medpalle 33 Chinnapur 38 Vandrikal 64 Rampur 65 Jangampalle Khurd 87 Repallewada 88 Brahrr.a n pall e 114 Venkampalle 6-10 14 Neral 20 Gandhari 2l! Madholi 29 Narsapur (Madholi) 32 Gandivet 35 Petasangam 44 Mombajipet 45 Kondapur 53 Sherkanpalle 54 Venkatapur 55 Ve!lutla 71 Somawarpet 74 Gandhi Masanipet 75 Hajipur 99 Dharmareddi 109 Masanpalle 11-15 Chedmal 7 Vtnur 25 Pothangal 39 Motha 40 Yellaram 57 Jaldipalle 59 Nagaram 62 Ling'lmpet 67 Lingareddipet 81 Mi,anpalle 90 Machapur 93 Bollaram 101 Zaptijankampalle 104 Yerraram 108 Atmakur 111 Tandur 16-20 8 Burgul 17 Pothangal (Khurd) 22 Karadpallc 23 Gurjal 37 Ramalakshmanpalle 43 Banapur 49 SiDgtham 50 Tclgapur 56 Bhavanlpet 61 Pothaipalle 70 Mathadpalle 72 Moulanakhed 76 lakshmapur 78 Mangaram 80 Timmapur 92 Sivapur 94 PerumalJa 97 Vadalparthi 98 Shatpalle (Sangareddy) 105 Jangamaipalle Kalan 110 Matur 116 Nagareddipet 21-30 6 Vajepalle Khurd 9 Karakwadi 10 Boppajiwadi 15 Naglur 36 Mathsangam 41 NaJlamadugu 42 Korpole 51 Sanivarpet 58 Bayampalle 60 Lingampalle 63 Bonal 66 Advilingal 68 Timmareddi 69 Annasagar 79 Shetpalle 83 Venkatapur Agraharam 85 Safdarpur 86 Deval Malakpalle 91 Bikkanur 96 Polkampet 103 Jalalpur 107 Mathmal 112 Raghavapalle 117 Chinur 118 Golilingal 119 Malthummeda 120 Pocharam 31+ 11 Tipparam 18 Timmapuram 21 Juvvadi 24 Brahmanpalle 34 Kanchmahal 52 Veglampalle 95 Kannapur 100 Kannareddy 102 Ramakkapalle 106 Rudraram 115 Lingampalle Kalan KAMAREDDY T ALUK 0-5* Nil 6-10 14 Ramareddy 20 Gollapalle 67 Thimmakkapalle 11-t5 5 Kolwaral 10 Tirmanpalle 17 Reddipet 24 Markhal 25 Dharmaraopet 53 Devanpalle 57 Kisampalle 58 Raghavapur 154 APPENDIX· IV (Contd.) A : SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULA TION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. Castes Population No. Name of Village No. Name of Village No. Name of Village (Percentage) (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) KAMAREDDY TALUK (Concld.) 16-20 8 Modegaon 9 Sadasivnagar 12 Radhaipal1e 21 Posanipet 22 RJngampet 23 Moshampur 37 Singraipallc 38 Bhavanipet 39 Ugarwai 41 Shabdipur 50 Tadwai 52 Krishnaj iwadi 54 Lingapur 55 Saramp3.11e 59 Patha Rajampet 64 Yerrapahad 70 Narsannapalle 21-30 3 Thimmajiwadi 6 P"ldmajiwadi 7 Bompalle 11 Upp~lwai 13 Gidda 15 Issann1palle 16 Maddikunta 19 Kannapur 31 Kuprial 32 Ydlareddy 34 Gargul 40 Rameshwarpalle 42 Adloor 44 Tekriyal 45 Brahmanpall:: 43 Kankal 49 PeddaDcmi 51 Devaipa1)e 60 Chinna Mallareddy 62 Barmajlwadi 65 Nandiwada 66 Endriyal 68 Lingayapalle 31+ 1 Dhaggi 4 Tukkajiwadi 18 Ghanpur 27 Lingampalle 28 Jangaon 29 Amallabanda 3J Kalojiwadi 33 lsrojewadi 35 Thimmakkapalle 36 Gudem 43 Elichpur 46 Sangojiwadi 47 Chandapur DOMAKONDA TALUK 0-5* 13 Rameshwarpalle 25 Vankayalpalle 50 Siddapur 6-10 2 Yellampet 3 Somaramp~t 9 Machareddy 14 W:::di 23 Rajampet 27 San:aipct 34 Domakonda 60 Kancharla G6 Bhagirathipalle 11-15 12 Latchapet 16 Devunipalle 18 YelJapgonda 39 Yad.1ram 46 Ramcshwarpalle 48 Kondapur 49 Gundar'.ID 51 Bhiknur 54 Bibipet 62 MaiJupalie 16-20 15 Chukkapur 17 Palwal1cha 19 Mutyampet 21 Jangampalle 22 Pondurthi 26 Chityal 28 Argonda 32 Lingupalle 35 Faridpet 4S Lakshl11idevunipal1~ 47 Tippapur 53 Mohammadapur 61 Pedda Mallareddy 63 Baswapur 21-30 Ann1ram S Akkapur 6 Issaipet 10 Rajkhanpet 11 Ghanpur 20 Chintamanpalle 24 Somaram 30 Talmadla 36 Ambarpet 40 Jangaon 41 Sitararnpalle 42 Anchanur 43 Sanganathpalle 44 Gottimukkala (Sitharampur) 52 Kachapur S5 Malkapur 56 Tujalpur 58 Issanagar 65 RayagatlapaUe 67 Issannapalle 31+ 7 Potaram 29 Peddapalle 31 Antampalle 37 Konapur 57 Seribibipet 59 R'lmachandrapur. 155 APPENDIX - 'IV (Contd.) B . SCHEDULED TRIBES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. Tribes Population No. Name of Village No. Name of Village 1'10. Name of Village (percentage) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) ARMUR TALUK 0-5* 4 Noothpalle 7 Donkeswar 8 Nikalpur 9 Badgoni 12 Mayapur 14 Shahpur 15 Tondkur 17 Marampalle 25 Bhusapur 26 Soncpet 27 Dudgaon 29 Kodcherla 31 Savel 33 Nagampet 35 Mukpal 36 Nagapur 37 Jala\pur 41 Vanne! (Khurd) 44 Thalveda 45 Chimratpalle 48 Khudavandapur 49 Macherla 50 Siddapur :>3 Surbiriyal 54 Balkonda 56 Kisannagar 59 Thurat 60 Shetpalle 61 Dharmora 63 Bodepalle 66 Pipri 69 MardepaUe 70 Alur 71 Gagupalle 73 Isapalle 75 Perket 76 Chepur 80 Ankapur 84 Brahmanpalle 86 Thor1ikonda 87 Argul 89 Sikandrapur 90 Manoharabad 91 Kulpak 92 Kaligota 6-15 6 Annaram 11 Kondoor 30 Mendhora 32 Velgutur 34 Kothapalle 38 Komallpalle 42 Bazarkothur 55 Vempalle 62 Vannel Bashirabad 68 Degaon 88 Jakranpalle 16-25 16 Dattapur 46 Mallaram 81 Muapalle 82 Lak~hmapur 26-35 Nil 36-50 Nil 51+ Nil BHEEMGAL TALUK 0-5* 1 Domchanda 2 GUmeriyal 3 Tadla Ramplfr 6 Yergatla 7 Uploor 8 Nagapur 10 Thimmapur 11 Palem 12 Donkal 14 Pad gal 15 Anksapur 16 Kuknur 17 Mortad 19 Kammarpalle 20 Hasakothur 21 Choutpalle 24 Sunkat 26 Venkatapur 27 Amecn:lpur 29 Janakampet 30 Narkhoda 31 Velpur 32 Mothe 37 Mendhora 39 Jagriyal 40 Aklur 43 Kothapalle 46 Bheemgal 47 Babapur 48 Babanagar 53 Konapur 58 Pallikonda 63 RekulpaUe 64 Pedda Valgod 68 Pipri 76 Nyavandi 77 Chinna Val god 78 Kondur 80 Ramadgu 81 Sirkonda 83 Mallora 88 Gadkol 6-15 5 Bhattapur 35 Dammanpet (Ameernagar) 45 Pedda Bheemgal 51 Narsapur 62 Sikandrapur 65 Pothnur 66 Gongappul 7S Ravutla 79 Honnajipet * Excludes villages with no scheduled Tribe population. 156 APPENDIX - IV (Contd.) B : SCHEDULED TRIBES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULA TION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. Trib~s Population No. Name of Village No. Name of Village No. Name of Village (Percentage) (I) (2) (1) (2) (I) t 2) BHEEMGAL TALUK (Concld.) 16-25 38 Kupkal 44 Dubbak 26-35 52 Inayat Nagar 54 Devakkapet 85 Chimanpalle 91 Kondapur 36-50 50 Devanpalle 73 Thatpalle 92 Tumpalle 51+ 55 Thallapalle 56 Karepalle 57 Rahato8gar 70 Gangarai 72 Manal 84 Pandimadugu 86 Guddi Lingapur 87 Pakhal 89 Musheer Nagar NIZAMABAD TALUK 0-5* 5 Binofa 8 Yamcha 13 Gunjali 14 Kamta 15 Ailapur 16 Nandipet 17 Velma' 19 Chikli 20 SiranpJIle 29 Jannepall'c 35 Kalladi 37 BonkanpJlle 39 Kama}apur 40 Navipet 44 Mokanpalle 51 Mamidapalle 54 Kalur 55 Kondur 59 Ananthagiri 61 Abbapur (Maktha) 63 Gundaram 67 Khanapur 69 Mubarak Nagar 77 Mailaram 79 CbaUagarga 81 Ramadgu 82 Suddulam 37 Bardipur S8 Pangra 94 Nayalkal 96 Thana 100 Amruthapur 101 Suddepalle t07 Lolam 108 Rampur 112 Ghanpur 116 Kanjar 117 Sirpur 127 Badsi 130 Manchippa 133 Sirnapalle ti-15 24 Kosfi 25 Rampur 26 Fatehnagar 27 Nagapur 41 Daryikpur 42 Abhangapatnam 48 SingampaUe 50 Gutpa 71 Amrad 75 Padkal 76 Koratpalle 83 Yanampalle 91 Muthakunta 102 Mittapalle 105 DharpalJe III DichpaIIe 115 Kulaspur 119 Chinnapur 120 Indalwai 124 Nallavalle 1(;-25 18 Pothangal 47 Maklur 52 Manik Bhandar 64 Sarangapur 72 Madanp:llle 90 Mallaram 99 Nadepalle 106 Govindapal1e 113 Dusgaon 118 MudakpaUe 123 Gouraram 134 Donkal 26-35 74 Poppalpalle 84 Mentrajpalle 93 Dharmaram 104 Dammannapet 125 Gannaram 36~50 23 Maddepalle 92 Malkapur 51+ 22 Abbapur (Binofa) 109 Bibipur 122 Vangalpahad 126 Trimbakpet 128 Kalpol 129 Bahirapur 131 Amrabad 132 Yellamkunta ·1:57· APPENDIX - ~v (Coritd;) B : SCHEDULED TRIBES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPOR;ION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled LC. L.C. L.C. Tribes Population No. Name of Village No. Name of Vil'age No. Name of Village (Percentage) (I) (2) (I) (2) (1 ) (2) BODHAN TALUK 0-5* . 3 TadbiloIi 6 Kalyapur 8 Satapur 9 Pegadp)lle 10 Neela 21 Brahmanpalle 22 DupaUe 23 Jankampet 25 Jaithapur 41 Mangalpahad 42 Thane Kalan 43 Kurnapalle 46 Erajpalle 48 Naganpalle 55 Salampahad ,60 Amdapur 62 Chintakunta ~ Govur 65 Sangam 70 Ethonda 76 Karegaon 80 Kotgir 83 Rudroor 84 Bhavanipet 86 Humnapur 94 Mirzapur 96 Thirmalapur 97 Hangarga 98 Pothangal 104 Ambam 106 Taglepalle 6-15 5 Kunepalle 7 RanjaJ 26 Jamlam 27 Yedpalle 39 Narsapur 49 KomanpaIb 56 Penta Khurd 61 Mosra 68 Raikoor 82 Ranampalle 85 Ghanpur 89 Chikatpalle 101 Kothapalle 103 Rampur 105 Varni 108 Adhasralle 16-25 30 Bodhan 59 OotraIJe 66 Minarpalle 26-35 90 Kundapur 100 Jallapalle 107 Sudlam 36-50 31 Bhandarpalle 81 S;tampur 51+ 109 Bareedpur MADNUR T ALUK 0-5. SonaIa 7 Thadi Hipporga 9 Limboor 11" Pedda Takli 16 Kurla 18 Dongli 19 Mogha 20 Madnur 21 Keroor 27 Dhoti 32 Lachan 33 Sultanpet 36 Kotchira 40 Chandeg:l.On 45 Dhannoor 48 MishankaIlali 49 HasguJ 54 Bichkunda 58 Pedda Eklara 65 Gundoor 68 lukkal 69 Pedda Edgi 78 Pedda Dhadgi 80 Manayapur 83 Chinna Takadpalle 85 Kowla'i 87 Khandeba;loor 88 Baswapur 103 Pedda Kodapgal 6-15 28 Khatgaon 51 Pu'kal 63 Pedd1 Gholla 66 Kanthali 82 Pedda Takadpalle 94 Dongaon 96 Mohammadabad 100 Seetarampalle 101 Raj'1pur 104 Begampur 105 Khedlbad III Eabalgaon 16-25 91 Siddapur 26-35 92 Dostpalle 109 Sawargaon 36-50 4 Gojegaon 98 Shivapur 106 Anjani 107 Burkapalle 108 Wadlam 110 Lingampalle 51+ 97 Pocharam 158 APPENDIX - IV (Contd.) B : SCHEDULED TRIBES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. Tribes Population No. Name of Village No. Name of Village No. Name of Viltage (Percentage) (I) (2) (1) (2) (I) t2) BANSW ADA T ALUK 0-5:k. 4 (''handur to JaJalpur 14 Nasurul1a1:ad 17 Bairapur 27 Namli 41 Veerapur 42 Chinna AJlUaram 43 Kishtapur 45 Chinna Dan;a ancha 47 Konnr 49 Durki 54 Ibrahimpet 63 Pedda Gouraram 64 Sarvapur 65 Tadkole 73 Bolakpalle 74 Budmi 77 Galipur SO Pedda Rarnpur 89 Chinna Kodapgal 92 Pedda Annaram 94 Komlancha 97 Boorgul 98 Narva 99 Ounku} }O6 Karegaon 107 Godarngaon III Pitlam 113 Narsingraopalle 114 Magi 115 Banjepalle 117 Achampet 118 Arepalle 119- Brahmanpallie 120 Velugunur fl-l5 21 Ma);lapur 22 Birkur 34 Hanmajipet 39 Baswaipalle 48 Sultanpur 52 Sangojipet 53 Konapur 82 ParedpaUe 84 Katepalle 88 Dharmaram 93 Mallur 95 Tunkepalle :tol Waddep:llle 103 Nagarrpalle 110 Timmanagar t16 HasanpalEe J6-25 12 Jakora )5 Mylaram 23 Timmapur 25 Nachpalle 50 Desaipet 61 Borlam 70 Bandapalle 75 Tirmalapur 90 Kishtapur ~H BrahmanpaUe 26-35 :U Hajipur 72 Chinna Gouraram 76 Maqdumpur 79 Siddapur 83 Koranpalle 36-5() 13 Mallaram 20 Sambapur 35 Khadlapur 55 Pocharam 51+ 3 Karegaon 5 Shankhoora 6 Rajpet 8 Medpa1}e 9 Sayeedpur 16 BoppaspalJe 32 Pedmal 37 Sangam 38 Ankole 51 ChiJ10a Rampt.rr 62 Venkatapur 104 PothreddypaJle YELLAREDDY T ALUK 0-5. 17 Pothangal (Khurd} 20 Gandhari 29 Narsapur (Madholi) 38 Vandrikal 42 KorpoJe 53 Sherkanpalle 56 Bhavanipet 62 Lingampet 67 Lingareddipet 71 Somawarpet 76 Lakshmapur 78 Mangaram 22 DevanpaIJe 96 Polkampet 99 Dharmareddi 105 Jangamaipalle Kalan 106 Rudraram 108 Atrnakur 111 Tandur 115 LingampaUe K '\Ian 116 Nagareddipet 117 Chinur 118 GoliJingal 119 Malthummeda 120 Po char am 6-15 8 Burgul 24 Brahmanpalle 25 Pothangal 28 Madholi 3'2 Gandivet 36 Mathsangam 37 Ramalakshmanpalle 39 Motha 41 Nallamadugu 43 Banapur 61 Pothaipal1e 65 Jangampalle Khurd 159 . APPENDIX· IV (Contd.) , B : SCHEDULED TRIBES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULA nON BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. Tribes Population No. Name of Village No. Name of Village No. Name of Village (Percentage) (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) YELLAREDDY TALUK (Concld.) 6-15(Concld.) 66 Advilingal 68 Timmareddi 69 Annasagar 74 Gandhimasanipet 79 Shetpalle 81 Misanpalle 84 Mallaip:llle 88 Brahmanpalle 91 Bikkanur 98 Shatpalle (Sangareddy) 112 Raghavapalle 113 Akkampalle 16-25 6 Vajepalla (Khurd) 11 Tipparam 15 Naglur 60 Lingampalle 63 Bonal 64 Rampur 70 Mathadpalle 80 Timmapur 93 Bollaram 94 Perumalla 95 Kannapur 26-35 35 Petasangam 45 Kondapur 59 Nagaram 36-50 23 Gurjal ... 51 S~nivarpet 58 Iayampalle 92 Sivapur 101 Zaptijankam:-alle 51+ 1 Chedmal 2 Durgam 3 Somaram 4 Yacharam 12 Gujju\ 14 Neral 16 Katewadi 75 Hajipur KAMAREDDY TALUK 0-5* 5 Kolwaral 6 Padn~aj;wadi 7 Bompalle 9 Sadasivnagar 11 Uppa\wai 13 Gidda 14 Ramareddy 16 Madd.kunta 22 Rangampet 25 Dharmaraopet 31 Kuprial 32 Yellareddy 33 Isrojewadi 34 Gargul 36 Gudem 39 Ugarwai 44 Tekriyal 45 Brahmanpalle 47 Chandapur 49 Pedda Demi 52 Kri>hnajiwadi 53 Devanpalle 60 Chinna Mallareddy 64 Yerrapahad 65 Nandiwada 70 }"arsannapalb 6-15 21 Posanipet 38 Bhavanipet 40 Rameshwarp31le 16-25 17 Reddipet 19 Kannapur 41 Shabdlpur 26-35 57 Kisampalle 36-50 2 Kammajiwadi 58 Raghavapur 51+ 18 Gha,lpur DOMAKONDA T ALUK 0-5* 6 Issaipet 7 l"otarlm 12 Lr.tchapet 15 Chukkapur 16 Devunipalle 17 Palwancha 18 Yellapgonda 19 Mutyampet 21 Jangampalle 23 Rajampet 26 Chityal 28 Argonda 30 Talmadla 31 Antampalle 34 Domakonda 35 Faridpet 36 Ambarpet 37 Kcnapur 39 Yadaram 40 Jangaon 43 Sanganathpalle 44 Gottimukkala (Sitharampur) 46 Rameshwarpalle 47 Tippapur 51 Bhiknur 52 Kachapur 53 Ml)hammadapur 16,0 APPENDIX· IV (Cone/d.)" B: SCHEDULED TRIBES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL "POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. L.c. L.C. Tribes Population No. Name of Village No. Name of Village No. Name of Village (Percentage) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) DOMAKONDA TALUK (Concld.) 0--5 (Concld.) 54 Bibipet 55 Malkapur 56 Tujalpur 59 Ramachandrapur 61 Pedda MaI1areddy 63 Baswapur 67 Issannapalle 6-15 1 Annaram 9 Machareddy 50 Siddapur 62 Mallupalle 16-25 11 Ghanpur 24 Somaram 25 Vankayalpalle 26-35 48 Kondapur 49 Gundaram 36-50 Nil 51+ 2 Yellampet 3 Somarampet 4 Tadkapal)e 161 L1ST OF VILLAGES IN NIZAMABAD DISTRICT -TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES SI Name of the village Name of the hamlets LOC;1tion Code Nos. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,.--.-.------__;,_------~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ARMUR TALUK 1 Alur 70 31 31 2 Amadapur 51 42 42 3 Ankapur 80 127 127 4 Annaram 6 14 14 5 Argul 87 126 126 6 Armur 74 35 35 (F.U. I) (F.U. II) (F.U.) 7 Badgoni 9 11 11 8 Balkonda 1 Basapur 54 55 55 2 Ithwarpet 9 Bardipur 39 49 49 10 Bazarkothur 42 7 7 11 Bodepalle 63 67 67 12 Brahmanpalle 84 37 37 13 Bhusapur 25 76 76 (P.U. VI) (P.U. III) (P.U.) 14 Chakriyal 28 79 79 15 Chepur 76 58 58 16 Chimratpalle 4S 4 4 17 Chittapur 64 57 57 18 Dattapuf:,; 16 22 22 19 Degaon :, 68 29 29 20 Dharmora 61 68 68 21 Donkeswar 7 13 13 22 Dudgaon 27 78 78 (P.U. VI) (P.U. III) (P.U.) 23 Fatehpur 65 56 56 17 24 Gadepallc 3 17 32 32 2S GagupJIle 7\ 48 43 26 Gangasamandar 18 60 60 27 Govindpet 85 34 34 28 Isapalle 73 131 131 29 Jakranpalle 8'8 45 45 Jalalpur 37 30 25 25 31 Joorpur 47 135 135 32 Kaligota 92 51 51 Uninhabited Keshapur 21 33 43 43 Khanapur 52 34 24 24 35 Khudavandapur 48 56 *Kisannag.ar wa, a 36 Kisannagar* hamlet to Vempalle viltage L.C.No. 55 in 1971 & 1961 80 "80 Kodcherla 29 37 50 50 Uninhabited Kojan Kothur 20 38 46 46 Komanpal1e 38 39 1{) 10 Komatpalle 13 40 11 2 2 Kondoor 41 78 38 38 42 Kotha Armur 34 72 72 43 K"thapalle Kulpak 91 134 134 44 Uninbabited 45 Kushlapur 2 18 18 Note: Remarks in Col. 7 relates to 1981 Census Position. 162 LIST OF VILLAGES IN NIZA_MABAD DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 19ftl CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES St. Name of the village Name of the hamlet& Location Code Nos. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,--___ ,...... _ _ _l,..______--..." Remarks 1981 1~11 1961 {I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ARMUR TALUK (Coneld.) 46 Lakhora 77 59 59 47 Lakkampalle 43 6 6 48 Lakshmapur 82 129 129 49 MacherIa 49 26 26 50 Magdi 40 47 47 51 Mataram 46 5 5 52 MamidpalJ:e 79 36 36 53 Manoharabadl 90 133 133 54 Manthani 67 41 41 55 Ma.fampal~ 17 21 21 56 Maredep311 e 69 30 30 57 Mayapur 12 9 9 5& Meoohora 30 81 81 59 Mukpal 35 74 74 60 Munpalle 81 128 128 61 Nagampet 33 71 71 62 Nagapuf 36 54 54 63 Nallur 24 75 75 (P.U. VI) (P.U.lII) (P.U.) M Narayanpet 83 13Q 130 65 Narklulda 1 16 16 (Gangagadda) 66 Nikalpur 8 12 12 67 Noothpalle 4 20 20 6S Perke.t 75 39 39 69, Pipri 66 40 40 70 Rampuf 72 33 33 7t RatnapUf 23 52 52 72 Renjerla 57 70 70 73 Sangam 22 53 53 74 Savel 31 82 82 75 Shahpur 14 8 8 7& Shetpalle 60 69 69 77 Slddapur 50 28 28 78 Sikandrapur 89 132 132 79 Sirpur 5 15 15 80 SOnepet 26 n 77 (p.U. VI) (P.U.III) (P.U.) 81 Srirampur 19 19 19 82 Surbiriyar 53 44 44 83 Thalveda 44 3 3 84 Thorlikonda' 86 125 125 85 Thurat 59 85 85 86 Tondkur 15 23 23 87 Ummeda 10 1 1 88 Vanner Bashirabadi 62 66 66 89 Vanne! (Khurd)· 41 27 27 90 Vdgutur 32 83 83 91 Vempall e 55 73 73 92 Venchariy"l 58 84 84 163 : l.;IST-OP ViLLAGES-IN NIZAMABAD"DlS'IRICT ·TOGETHEll WIT" THEIR HA~L~TS A~ I~ 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION. CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES ' S1. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location"Code Nos. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------_),_------, Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) BHEEMGAL TALUK* 1 Aklur 40 122 122 2 Ameenapur '27 62 62 3 Anksapur 15 64 64 4 Babanagar 48 118 118 5 Babapur 47 120 120 6 BachanpalJe 69 143 143 7 Basheerabad 22 107 107 8 Bejjora 1. Kistapur 60 140 140 2. Siddepalle 9 Belur 93 ]66 166 Uninhabited 10 BhattapuT 5 86 86 11 Bheemgal 46 121 121 12 Chaingal 41 138 138 ]3 Chimanpalle 85 169 169 14 Chinna Valgod 77 155 155 15 Choutpalle 21 102 102 16 Dammannapet 9 95 95 17 Dammanpet (Ameernagar) 35 104 104 ]8 Devakkapet 54 179 179 19 Devanpalle 50 181 181 20 Domchanda 1 88 88 21 Donkal 12 98 98 22 Donpa\ 23 108 108 23 Dubbak 1. Dharambanda 44 149 149 24 Gadkol 88 159 159 2" Gangarai 70 176 176 26 Gargepahad 94 165 165 Uninhabited 27 Gongappul 66 151 151 28 Guddi Lingapur 86 168 168 29 Gumeriyal 2 89 89 30 Guntepalle 74 175 175 Uninhabited 31 Hasakothur 20 101 101 32 Honnajipet 1. Wadi 79 161 161 33 Hussain Nagar 81 157 157 34 Inayatnagar 52 183 183 3S Jagriyal 39 116 116 36 Janakampet 29 124 12·~ 37 Kammarpalle 19 94 94 38 Karepalle 56 180 180 39 Komanpalle 1. Kothapalle 25 112 112 40 Konapur 53 184 ]84 41 Konasamander 36 105 105 42 Kondapur 91 163 163 43 Kondur 78 154 154 44 Kothalpalle 90 162 162 45 Kothapalle 43 136 136 46 Kuknur 16 111 111 47 Kupkal 38 117 117 48 Lakshmapur 34 103 103 Uninhabited .Note :- Bheemgal is a new taluk formed from Afmur Taluk. Vide G.O.Ms.No. 1406 Revenue dated 29th November 1979. 164 US'r' OF VIL'lAG'ES IN l-UZAMABAU DISTItl'CT 'TOGETHER. \Vim' THEIR' HAMLETS AS 'IN' 19f!1 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1%1 TO 1981 CENSUSES Sl. Name of the vilJ:age Name of the h::tmlets Location Code Nos. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,-_____-C _____~ Remr,rks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) BHEEMGAL TALUK (Concld,) 49 Lingampur chouth 59 141 141 50 MaUora 83 172 172 51 Manal 12 I85 18.) ~2. Mendhora 37 106 106 53 Mortad L Gandlapet 17 99 99 S4 Mothe 32 115 .115 55 Muchkur 67 146 146 56 Musheer Nragar 89 160 160 51 Nagapur If 93 93 58 Narkh0da 30 123 J~3 59 Narsapur 51 181 182 (!i0 Nyavandt 1. Narayanpet 76 In 173 2. Khurdulpet 3. Narsingpan~ ()f Padgaf 14 63 63 62 Pakhal 87 167 167 63 Palem 11 97 97 E4 Pamkonda 58 142 14~ ~5 Pandimadugu 84 171 171 (6 Pelda Bheemgal 45 lJ9 139 67 Pedda VaIgod 64 153 153 68 Pipri 68 14~ 145 69 Pochampalk 13 65 65 70 Poth&ur 65 152 152 71 Purarripet 49 119 119 72 Rahatnagar 57 144 144 73 Ramadgu 80 158 158 74 Ramannapet 33 109 109 75 Ravutla J. RamachandrapaUe 75 174 174 76 Reachpalle 11 178 178 Uninhabited 77 Rekulpalle 63 150 150 78 Sahebpet 28 61 61 79' Salampur 61 147 147 8e Sikandrapur 62 148 148 81 Sirkonda 81 156 156 32 Sunkat 24 110 110 83 Tadla Ramp... 3 90 90 84 Tadpakal 4 87 87 85 Thal}apalle 55 177 177 86 Thatpalle 1. Genigyal 73 170 170 87 Thimmapur 10 96 % 88 Tumpalle 92 164 164 89 Uploor 7 92 92 90 Vaddiyat 18 100 100 91 Vel pur 31 114 114 92 Venkatapuc 26 113 113 93 Wadi 42 137 137 94 Yergatla 6 91 91 165 LIST OF VILLAGES IN NIZAMA'BAIf DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEllt HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES SI Name of the vilhge Name of the hamlets Location Code Nos. No. (1981 Census) if l!ny (1981 Census) ,------'------., Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (3) (1) (2) (4) (5) (6) __ (7).---_. NIZAMABAD T ALUK 1 Abbapur (Binola) 22 9 9 2 Abbapur cMaktha) 61 24 24 3 Abhangapatnam 1 Murari farm 42 32 32 4 Ailapur 15 46 46 5 Aljapur 7 13 13 6 Amrabad 1 Sitharamnaik Thanda 131 90 90 2 Kokyanaik Thanda 3 Venkatnaik Thanda 4 Gundyanaik Thanda 7 Amrad 1 Muthayampalle 71 64 64 8 Amrulapur 1 GollapaUe 100 71 71 2 Voddargudem 9 Ananthagiri 59 30 30 10 Ankampalle 3 3 3 Uninhabited 11 Arepalle 98 104 104 12 Arsapalle 66 79 79 (F.U. V) (F.U. I) (F.U.) 13 Badsi 127 93 93 14 Bahirapur 1 Thaikyaram Th!1nda. 129 88 88 2 Jayithanaik Thanda 3 Mothiniinriaik Thanda 15 Bardipur 1 Dharmaram 87 73 73 16 Bibipur 1 Lambadi Thanda 109 121 121 2 Lambadi Thanda \ 17 Binola 5 8 8 18 Bonkanpalle 1 Gangarammanda 37 39 39 2 Chirst Nagar 3 Lambadi Thanda 19 Borgaon 95 101 101 20 Challagarga 79 129 129 21 Chikli 19 43 43 22 Chinnapur 49 60 60 23 Chinnapur 1 Lamhadi Thanda 119 94 94 24 Chintalur 78 128 128 25 Dammannapet 1 Lambadi Thanda 1C4 130 130 2 Lambadi Thanda 26 Daryapur 41 23 23 27 Dharmaram 60 31 31 28 Dharmaram 93 85 85 29 Dharmora 18 49 49 30 Dharpalle 1 Sitalpet 105 133 133 2 Lambadi Thanda 31 Dichpalle 1 Lambadi Thanda III 108 103 31 Donkal 1 Lambadi Thanda 134 134 134 33 Dusgaon 1 Lambadi Thanda 113 107 107 34 Fatehnagar 26 19 19 35 Gannaram 1 Lambadi Thanda 125 111 111 2 Lambadi Thanda 36 Ghanpur 112 106 106 37 Gopanapalle 70 75 75 38 Gottimukkala 1 Rampur 36 52 52 2 Goudkunta (camp) 16'6 LIST-OF VILLAGES IN Nll:AMABAD DISTRICT TOOETIm1t-Wl'Ttt TREllt HAMLm'S AS1N t9!t CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets LocatIOn Code Nos. ,..-- ______I._ ____--, No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) ~6) (7) NIZAMABAD TALUK (Contd.) 39' Gouraram 1 Lingapur 123 114 114 2 Lamlndi Thanda 40 Govindapa)le 1 Lambadi Thanda 106 132 132 41 Gundaram 1 Sri nagar 63 26 26 42 Gunjali 1 Kothapalle 13 44 44 '13 Gutpa 1 MalapaUe 50 62 62 2 GudL paUe 3 Ramachandrapalle 4 Lambadi Thanda 44 Indalwai 1 Chandrayanpalle 120 109 109 2 TirmanpalJe 3 LambaJi Thanda 4 Lambadi Thanda 5 Lambadi Thanda 45 Jalalpur 57 29 29 46 Jannepal1e 1 Srinivas (Camp) 29 42 42 2 Gandhinagar 47 Kalladi 1 Deekampalle 35 61 61 2 Ramaswamy (Camp) 48 Ka:pol 1 Ramalanaik Thanda 128 87 87 2 Sarvannaik Thanda 3 Parthainaik Thanda 4 Lagziramnaik Thanda 5 Dasharathanaik Thanda 49 Kalur 1 Kalepalle (camp) 54 57 57 2 Chitta (camp) 50 Kamalapur Kamalapur (Camp) 39 35 35 51 Kama)apur 110 120 120 52 Kamta 14 45 45 53 Kanjar 1 Singampalle 116 q6 96 54 Kanteshwar 68 77 77 (F.U.V) (F.U.I) (F.U.) 55 Kesaram 80 131 131 56 Keshapur 86 74 74 57 Khadirabad It 11 11 58 Khanapur 67 78 78 59 KhandepaUe 10 16 16 Uninhabited 60 Kondur 1 Ashok farm 55 56 56 2 Shantinagar 61 Konepalle 103 117 117 Uninhab:ted 62 Koratpalle 1 Lambadi Thanda 76 126 126 2 Lambadi Thanda 63 KosIi 1 Lakshmi kisan farm 24 17 11 2 Fakirabad refuse (caml') 64 Kulaspur 1 Lambadi Thanda 11S 95 95 65 Lakshmavur 33 51 51 66 Lakshmapur S8 21 27 61 Lingapur 12 S 5 68 Lolam 1 Yellareddipalle 101 116 116 2 Ansanpalle 69 Madanpalle 72 66 66 70 MaddepaUe 23 10 10 167 UST:OF VILLAGES'IN NIZAMABAD DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH'THEIR :HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES S1. Name of the vdlage Name of the hamlets LocatIOn Code Nos. ,.-______J______~ No. (1981 Census) jf any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) NIZAMABAD TALUK (Contd,) 71 Madhapur 1 Lambadi Thanda 73 67 67 72 Mahantam 43 34 34 73 Mailaram 77 127 127 74 Maklur 1 Madapur 47 55 55 2 Krishnanagar (Camp) 3 Durganagar (Camp) 4 Galibnagar 5 Yelianaik Thanda 6 Danginaik Thanda 7 Chikli Thanda 8 Kanyaraval Thanda 75 Malkapur 1 Jaggarao farm 62 25 25 76 Malkapur 1 Lambadi Thanda 92 84 84 77 Mallapur 121 110 110 78 Mallaram 1 Lambadi Thanda 90 82 82 79 Mamdhapur 32 50 50 80 Mamidapalle 51 63 63 81 Manchippa Gangyanaik Thanda 130 89 89 82 Manik Bhandar 52 59 59 83 Mentrajpalle 1 SampaIIe 84 70 70 2 Lambadi Thanda 3 Lambadi Thanda 4 Weslinagar 84 Metpalle 31 40 40 8S Mittapalle 1 Lambadi Thanda 102 119 119 2 Lambadi Thanda 86 Mittapur 9 15 15 87 Mokanpalle 1 Saleempuram (Camp) 44 33 33 2 Ajeetudupuram (Camp) 3 Reddi camp 4 Narayanarao camp 88 Mubarak Nagar 69 76 76 89 Mudakpalle 1 NarsingpJlle 118 86 86 2 Vityanaik Thanda 3 Tharasingh Thanda 4 Chaplanaik Thanda S Maniyanaik Thanda 6 Keeryanaik Thanda 7 Ramlanaik Thanda 8 Narsingnaik Thanda 90 Mugpal 97 103 103 91 Mul)angi (BinoJa) 46 38 38 92 Mu\langi (Indoor) 114 105 105 93 Muthakunta 1 Bhajyenaik Thanda 91 83 83 94 NadepaUe 1 Dichpal\e (station) 99 72 72 2 Lambadi Thanda 3 Mission Compound 95 Nagapur 1 Mattaya farm 27 20 20 2 Mallaya farm 96 Naleshwar 1 1 1 97 Nallavalle 1 Lambadi Thanda 124 112 112 2 Lambadi ThaDda 3 Raghunathal'alle 163 Ll.ST OF VILLAGES IN NIZAMABAD DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981' CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES 51. N.:me of fhe village Name of the h::tmlets Lo:ation Code Nos. ,-- ______..L______---.., No. (1981 Census) ifany (l98l Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) NIZAMABAD T ALUK (Conc1d.) 98 Nandigaao 6 12 12 99 Nandipet Vijayanagar (Camp) 16 47 47 100 Narayanpur 3& 36 36 101 Navipet Tadagaon 40 22 22 102 Nayatkal 94 98 98 103 Nizamabad I Nagaram 89 99 99 2 Malapalle (F.U. V) (F.U. I) (F.U.) 104 Nizampur 4 4 4 105 Padkal 1 Keshap:llle 75 69 69 2 Lamb:ldi Thandi' 3 Lambadi Thanda 106 Palda 45 37 37 107 Pangra Madhavanagar 88 100 100 IO'l Pedda Borgaon: I Kaloor 53 58 58 IO~ PoppaJpalle 1 Lambadi Thanda 74 68 68 ItO PElthanga} Anman farm 28 21 21 111 RamadgUl 81 124 124 112 Rampur 25 18 18 11> Rampur 1 Narsingpalle 108 ]18 118 2 Lambadi ThaDda 114 S3rangapur 64 80 ~O 115 Seripur 65 81 81 Uninhab:ted 116- Sbalkh~pur - ~1 6 6 117 SingampaJlIe- Singampalle (Camp) 48 54 54 118 SiranpalJe 20 7 7 119- Sirnapalle 133 113 113 1:!O Sirpur Devulanaik ThaDda 117 97 97 121 Suddepalte 1 Li ngasaTl"'udram 101 122 122 2 Lambadi Thanda 122 SudduJam 82 125 125 123 Thana 96 102 102 124 Tirmanpal1e' 56 28 28 125 Trimbakpet 1 Lambadi Thanda 126 92 92 126- Tungni 2 2 2 127 Vaddatipal1e- 85 65 65 128 Vallabhapur 30 41 41 129 Vangalpahadl 122 115 115 IJ()l Velma} Kawalpur 17 48 48 2 Andhranagar (Camp) 3 Jogipet (Camp) 4 Routhu (Camp) 131 Venkatapur 34 53 53 132 Yamcha 8 14 14 133 YanampalJe 1 Lambadi Thanda 83 123 123 2 Lambadi Thanda 134 Yellamkunta 1 Mothiramnaik Thanda 132 91 91 169 LlSl' OF VILLAGES IN NIZAMABAD DISTRICT TOGETHER WiTH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code Nos. ,.-______-L ______~ No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) BODHAN TALUK Achanpalle 38 43 43 (P.U. III) (P.U. VI) (P.U.) 2 Adhaspalle 108 98 98 3 Akbarnagar Rudrur Agriculture 88 68 68 Research station 4 Ambam 28 47 47 5 Ambam Satyaraj (camp) alias 104 107 101 Lakshmipuram Camp 2 Kotaiah farm 6 Amdapur 60 63 63 7 Amrapur 79 78 78 Uninhabited 8 Bardipur 29 44 44 9 Bareedpur 109 99 99 10 Baswapur 112 97 97 11 Bhagepalle 4 10 10 12 Bhandarpalle 31 41 41 13 Bhavanipet 84 66 66 14 BhiknaJli 12 1 1 15 Bodhan 1 Bellaltarfa 30 42 42 2 Pandutarfa (P.U. III) (P.U. VI) (P.U.) 3 Chakkitarfa 4 Duai) altarfa 16 Boppapur 87 67 67 17 Boregaon 2 8 8 18 Brahmanpalle 21 51 51 19 Chikatpalle Chikatpalle camp 89 106 106 20 Chinna Mavandi 17 17 17 21 Chintakunta 1 PWDCamp 62 112 112 22 Domaledgl 1 Domledgi camp 72 31 31 23 Dupalle 22 13 13 24 Ekhlaspur 1 Ekhlaspur Camp 92 82 82 2 Raja Rao Camp 25 Erajpalle 46 61 61 26 Ethonda Ethonda Camp 70 33 33 27 Fakeerabad 102 10l 101 Uninhabited 28 Fathepur 35 22 22 29 Ghanvaram 111 95 95 30 Ghanpur 1 Fanksh farm 85 110 110 2 Bharat farm 31 Govur 64 111 111 32 Hangarga 11 5 5 33 Hangarga 1 Hangarga farm camp 97 89 89 34 HegdoJi 1 Bakar farm 77 86 86 2 Diggu farm 35 Humnapur 1 Afandi farm 75 87 87 Uninhabited 36 Humnapur 86 109 109 37 Hunsa 51 25 25 38 Ibrahimpur 40 60 60 Uninhabited 39 Jadi Jamalpur 32 40 40 40 Jaithapur 25 52 52 41 Jallapalle 1 Jallapalle Camp 100 93 93 170 LIST OF VJU.. AGES IN NIZAMABAD DISTRICT' TOGETHER" WITH THEIR HAML"ETS. 'AS IN'1981.' CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS .FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES :::'1. Name of the village Name of the hamlets . Location Code Nos. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census} r' ______-L------." Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) m (4) (5) (6 ) (7) BODHAN TALUK (Contd.) 42 Jamlam 1 M.S.E. farm 26 50 50 2 Ind iran]gar 43 Jankampd Nehrunagar 23 54 54 44 Kaldurki 16 20 20 45 KaJlur 110 94 94 46 K:!Iyapur 1 Danligutta 6 12 12 2 Lamb:ldi ThaDda 47 Kandakurthi t 6 6 48 Ka.regaoD Karega0n Camp 76 88 88 2 Rathaiah farm 3 Ranganayaka farm ~9 KhandgaOD 13 2 2 50 Khazipur 50 24 24 51 Kowar 73 28 28 52 Komanpalle . Kopparthy camp 49 36 36 53 Kopperga 15 4 4 54 Kothapa11e Kolhapan~ Camp 101 100 100 2 Nagendrapuram Camp 3 Dharma Thanda 4 Devuni Thanda 55 Kotcherta 99 9:! 92 56 Kotgir 80 80 80 57 Kundapur Nutan phntation farm 90 105 105 58 Kunepal'le Ki,an Thanda 5 11 11 59 KurnapaUe: 43 56 56 60 Ladmavandi 58 71 71 Uninhab:ted 61 Lakmapur 47 37 37 62 Langadapur 19 45 45 63 Ungampall'e 67 72 72 Uninhabited 64 Linga.pur 1t3 96 96 65 Macha.pur 37 39 39 66 Malkapur 93 83 83 Uninhabited 67 Mallepahad 44 58 58 Uninhabited 68 Mandharna 52 26 26 69 Mangalpahadi 41 59 59 7U MinarpaUe Minarpalle Camp 66 70 70 alia, Ameernagar 71 Mirzapur 94 84 84 72 Mithapur 45 62 62 Uninhabited 73 Mosra 1 Rcmn'an:lir camp 61 57 57 2 Bapunagar colony 3 Ootpalle Thanda 4 Dubba Thanda 74 Naganpalle: 48 38 38 75 Nagora 57 75 75 Uninhab:ted 76 Narsapur 39 48 48 77 Neela I Nee)a camp 10 7 7 2 Madar,ab Boguda 78 Ootpalle 1 N.S.F. Farm 59 64 64 2 Lambadi Thanda 3 Dubba Thanda 79 Pedda Mavandi 18 18 18 80 Peddapenta Bhoolakshmi Camp 20 46 46 171 LIST OF VILLAGES IN NIZAMABAD DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THE~R HAMLETS AS IN 1981. CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES" SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code Nos. ,-- ______.J,.______~ No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) BODHAN TALUK (Coneld.) Sl Pegadpalle Bhoolaxmi Camp 9 16 16 82 Penta Khurd 1 Penta Camp 56 76 76 2 Salampet Camp 83 Poeharam 24 53 53 84 Pothangal 1 Kumarsa farm 98 91 91 85 Raikoor Raikoor Camp 68 74 74 86 Rampur 33 19 19 87 Rampur 103 104 104 88 Ranampalle 1 Anandnagar alias 82 73 73 Sulemannagar 2 Ranampalle Camp 89 Ranjal 1 Erannagutta 7 14 14 2 Lambadi Thanda 90 Rozapur 91 81 8t Uninhabited 91 Rudroor 83 69 69 92 Salampahad Salampahad Camp 55 35 35 93 Saloora 1 Saloora camp 36 23 23 94 Sangam 1 N.S.F. Farm 65 65 65 95 Satapur 8 IS 15 96 Siddapur 14 3 3 97 Siddapur Siddapur camp 69 77 77 98 Sitampur 81 79 79 99 Sompur 53 29 29 100 Sudlam 107 102 102 101 Sunkini 74 27 27 102 Tadbiloli 3 9 9 103 Tagelli 34 21 :!J 104 Taglepalle 106 103 103 105 Takli 54 30 30 106 Thane Kalan 1 Dharmaram 42 55 5'i 2 Bapunagar 3 M.S.C. farm 107 Th:mmapur 63 113 113 108 Thirma:apur 1 Thirmabpur camp 96 90 9J 109 Valbhapur 71 34 34 110 Varni Srinagar 105 108 108 2 Vakil farm 3 Satyanarayanapuram 4 Kotais:t farm 5 Nehrunagar 6 Vaddepalle 7 Depot Thanda III Yadgarpur 78 32 32 112 Yedpalle 1 A.R.P. Camp 27 49 49 2 Waddepalle 3 Thanda 113 Zainapur 95 85 85 Uninhabited 112 Llst OF VlI.LAGES IN NIZAMABAD DISTRICT TOGETHER WtTH tHEIR HAMLETS AS IN 19~t . CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1~81 CENSUSES SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code Nos. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,------,_ ------.., Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (l) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) MADNUR TAL UK 1 Anj;:mi Errasrdar Thanda 106 110 110 2 Dharma Thanda 3 Tika:am Thanda 2 Antapuf 43 30 30 3 AwalgaoIl! 2~ 23 23 4 Bab::l1goan Chintalwadi 111 100 102 2 Hatiya Th:mda 5 Bas\\apur 88 92 94 6 Begampur Be_£a:npur Thanda 104- 112 112 7 BhangarpaUe 89 98 100 8 Bichkunda } Thanda 54 72 73 9 Bijalwadi 6\ 54 54 10 Burkapalle 1 Mansara:n Thanda 107 107 108 2 Sa:illlnda' Thanda 11 Chandegaon 40 27 27 12 Ch;mnapur 13 12 12 Uninhabited 13 Chinna Devadat 76 71 71 14 Chinna Dbadgi 77 70 70 l5 Chinnaedgi 70 63 63 16 Chinr~a Eklara 46 32 :,2 17 Chinnah Golla 64 57 57 18 ChITIna Shekkerga 1 1 19 Chinna Takadpalle 83 84 8S 20 Chinna Thadgur 38 25 25 21 Dhannoor 4S 51 51 22- Dhoti 27 39 39 23 Dengaon 1 Raosingh Thanda 94 96 98 24 Dongli 18 19 19 2S Dostpall'e 92 97 99 26 Dowlatapuf 74 68 68 27 Elegaon 15 18 18 28 Enbhura 17 17 17 29 Fathalliapur 73 67 67 30 Gojegaon 4 5 5 31 Gopanpalle 53 73 74 32 Gundekalloor 31 44 44 33 GUMoor 6S 58 58 34 Hajipur 34 34 34 Uninhabited !S Hangerga 42 29 29 36 Hasgui Harijanawada 49 42 42 37 Has~a Takli 10 11 11 38 J agannathpa1Jle- 84 86 88 3~ JukkaJ. 68 61 61 40 KandarpaUe 55 49 49 41 Kanthali 66 59 S9 42 Kathalwadi 62 55 55 43 Keroor 21 3 3 44 Khanapur 90 93 95 Uninh:lb:ted 4S Khandeballoor 87 90 92 46 Kharg 39 26 26 47 Khatgaon 2S 40 4(1 48 Khemrajkallali. 86 88 90 {t3~' LIST: OP'VIt:LxG ~ "IN· NlZA"M'"Atf~D rYlS I !tIC r ,-ocmrnmt:-wlrn 'Tirntlt' HAMLETS- ~'S -mI~'i't CENSUS AND LOCAnON CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES SI. Name of the village, Name of the hamlets Location Code Nos. ,-______J ______-.. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) MADNUR TALUK (Contd.) 49 KhesJabad 1 Koba Thanda 105 111 111 50 Kotchira 36 31 31 51 Kowlas 85 87 89 52 Kurla 16 16 16 53 Lachan 32 46 46 54 Lachmapur 24 36 36 55 Ladegaon 72 66 66 56 Limbo.,r 9 10 10 57 Lingampalle 1 Vithalwadi 110 103 104 2 Govindanaik Thanda 58 Lingapur 79 78 79 Uninhabited 59 Longaon 67 60 60 60 Madnur 20 22 22 61 Mahdan Hipperga 14 15 15 62 Mahadapur 41 28 28 63 Mahalsapur 8 9 9 Uninhabited 38 64 Mailapur 26 38 65 Mailar 112 101 103 66 Mainur 23 21 21 Uninhabited 67 Malkapur 75 69 72 Uninhabited 68 Malkapur (Kodapgal patti) 102 Hi8 69 80 81 g2 69 Manayapur 25 37 37 70 Marepalle 43 43 Meka 30 71 45 Mishankallali 48 45 72 20 Mogha '9 20 73 96 89 91 74 Mohammadabad Latesa Thanda 59 64 64 75 N~galgaon 16 Pedda Devada 52 15 76 78 Pedda Dhadgi 1 Thanda 78 77 77 62 Pedda Edgi 69 62 78 SO Pedda Eklara 58 50 79 56 56 Pedda Gholla Govindanaik Thandl\. 63 80 109 Pedda Kodapgal ]03 109 81 60 53 53 PeddampaUe 82 4 4 Pedda Shekkerga ' 3 83 83 84 Pedda Takadpalle 82 84 13 13 Pedda Takli 1\ 85 37 24 24 Pedda Thadgur 86 97 104 105 Pocharam 1 Pocharam Thanda &7 51 76 77 pulkal 1 Elhraal 88 57 65 65 Rachoor 89 101 79 80 90 Rajapur 56 48 48 Rajola 91 71 91 93 Rudrapahad 92 47 47 47 Rusegaon 93 2 2 2 Salabathpur 94 102 87 Sawargaon 109 95 100 80 81 Seetarampalle 1 Lambadi Thanda 96 99 85 86 Shantapur 97 35 33 33 Shekhapur 98 29 41 41 99 Shetloor 174"- LIST OF' VltLAGSS'm-NlZAM'ABAD DlSTRICT TOGEntmt :wttH 1~rR mMtm~A~~tfl:1~l-- CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FRdM 1961 TO'1981-CENSUSES S)' Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code Nos. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r----___ -L_.._ ____ ~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (ll (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) MADNUR TALUK (Coneld.) 100 Shivapur Chavuni Thanda 98 106 107 101 Siddapur Mahibapur 91 94 96 102 Sirpur 12 14 14 103 Sirsamandar 50 74 75 104 Somoor 44 52 52 lOS Sonala 5 6 6 106 Sopur 93 95 97 107 Sultaopet 33 35 35 108 Thadi Hipporga 7 8 8 109 Tupdal (Kowlas) 81 82 83 110 Wadi Fatehpur 6 7 7 Uninhabited 111 Wadlam 1 Sojanaik Thanda 108 105 lOV 2 Daosingh Thanda 3 Amriya ThaDda 4 Miimsingh Thanda 5 Wadlam ThaDda 112 Wazatkhand:i 95 99 101 BANSWADA TALUK , Aehampet Marepalle Mazra 117 119 119 2 Lingapalle Mazra 2 Allapur 86 82 82 3 ADkole 1 Ankole Thanda 38 40 40 2 Ankole eamp 4 Arepalle- 1 Ared Mazra 118 120 120 2 Chinna Arepalle' 5 Bairapur 1 NarayaDapuram Thanda 17 24 24 6 Bajidapur 2 8 8 Uninhabited 7 BaDdapaUe Bandapal)e Thanda 70 65 65 8 Bandaranje) 69 64 64 I) Banjepalle 1 Sultan Nagar 115 110 110 2 Nizamsagar Camp 3 Wadder Camp 10 Banswada 60 71 71 (F.U. II) (F.U. V) (P.U. I) n Barangedgi Venkatratnamdaba 18 27 27 12 BaswaipaWe Baswaipalle Camp 39 39 39 13 Birkur 1 Prakashrao Camp 22 29 29 2 Venkatappaiah Camp 3 Manjira Camp 4 Lambadi Thanda 14 Bolakpatle 73 67 67 IS Botnmandevpalle- 29 18 18 16 Boorgul 97 107 107 17 Boppaspalle 16 23 23 18 Borlam 1 lakkaldhani Thanda 61 72 72 2 . Koyyagutta ThaDda 19 Brahmanpalle 1 Thanda 91 97 97 20 BrahmanpaUe 119 118 118 21 Budmi 74 75 75 22 BurDapur 87 83 83 "'115 LlSt·OF vrttAGEstN'NlzA~A~An-bisTR-ICT TOGETHER WitH·TiiEii HAMU!rS As'iN-19S1 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES S1. Name of the vililge Name of the hamlets Location Code Nos. No. (1981 Census) if ;;ny (1981 Census) r .------.------~ Remarks 1981 197t 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) BANSWADA TALUK (Contd.) 23 Chandur Subbarao Camp 4 6 6 24 Chillargi 81 77 77 25 Chincholi 44 33 33 26 Chinna Annaram 1 Tyothunagar Camp 42 34 34 27 Chinna Damarancha 45 6t 61 Uninhabited 28 Chinna Gouraram 72 66 66 29 Chinna Kodapgal 89 84 84 30 Chinna Nagaram 59 70 70 31 Chinn a Rampur 1 Rampur Thanda 5L 51 51 2 pocharam Thanda 3 Pbu!kuncha Thanda 32 Chinthal Nagaram 66 69 69 33 Desaipet 50 55 55 34 Dharmaram l' Dha~maram Thanda 88 85 85 35 Doulatapur 36 42 42 Uninhabited 36 Durgampllle 40 36 36 Uninhabited 37 Durki 49 56 56 38 Galipur 77 102 102 39 Godamgaon 107 87 87 40 Gorgal 103 III lit 4t Gundanamli : 68 63 63 42 Gunku! Mohd. napr 99 108 108 43 Hajipur Thanda 31 16 16 44 Hanmajipet 1 Hanrr.ajipet Thonda 34 44 44 45 Has"npalle 1 Crossing 116 109 109 2 Power House 3 Pup:r ~gard ThaDda 46 Hasnapur 105 91 91 47 Ibrahimpet Thanda 54 50 50 48 Jakkapur 102 114 114 49 Jakora 1 Pottigutta Thanda 1~ 2 .2 2 Authapur Thanda 50 Ja!alpur 1 Badap.l!ud Darga 10 15 15 51 Kamshetpalle .26 38 38 52 Karegaon Karega)n ThaDda 3 7 7 53 Karegaon TI1anda 105 86 86 54 KatepaHe KatC!';t:I~ Th~nc'a 84 80 80 55 Khadlapur Khadllpur Th:llll!a 35 43 43 56 Khambapur 108 88 88 57 Khunipur 11 ~ 3 58 Kishtapur 43 32 32 59 Kishtapur 1 ThaDda 90 96 96 59 60 Ko11ur 1 Rau~huDagar Camp 47 S9 61 Komlancha 94 103 103 49 49 62 Konapur .... unlpur Thanda 53 79 63 Koranpalle 83 79 100 64 Kurthi 78 100 11 65 Laxmnpur Laxmapur Thanda 7 11 68 66 MaddeJchcrvu 71 68 67 Magi 114 112 ll~ 25 68 Mallapur 21 25 1 69 Mallaram 13 1 ";176 'L-IST''Of''VIUAGBS'IN NIZ-AMABAD DISTRICT TOGETHER Wf"tH TtlEIR.'ltAMLETS-A~tN~19S1 , , CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES SI. Name of the v l!age Name of the h'lmlets LocatIOn Code Nos. No. - (1981 Ccnsm) if any (1981 Census) r------_l..------.. Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) BANSW ADA T ALUK (Contd.) 70 MaUur Lamblda Thanda 93 99 99 71 Mangloor 112 115 115 72 Magdumpur Thanda 76 101 101 ?3 Mardanda 109 89 89 74 M~pa.le S 10 10 75 Mirzapur 24 31 31 76 Moulalipur 1 9 9 Ull;nbabi~ed 77 Mylaram Lingampalle Than:la 15 22 22 2 Namnan'tik Thanda 3 Tukaramnaik Thanda 4 Rajul.l Camp 78 NachpaHe 1 Ra-naglltta Thanda 25 37 j7 79 Nagampalle 103 94 94 SO Nagapur 19 28 2S Uninhabited 81 Naml-i 27 20 20 82 Narsingraopa t.! e- 113 116 116 83 Narva 98 106 106 R4 Nasurulbbad 14 21 21 85 Paredralle 82 78 78 $0, Pedda Annaram , Thanda 92 95 95 87 Pedc1a Dlmarancha 46 60 60 88 Pedda Gowraram Ekkakunta Thanda 63 46 46 89 Pedda Rampur SO 76 76 90 Pedmd 1 Chintapet Thanda J2 14 14 2 Thanda 3 Kokaldls Thanda 4 Bomaninaik Thanda 91 PitTam t Dubba Thanda 111 92 92 2 Gadda Thanda 92 Pocharam 1 Pocharam Thanda 55 52 52 93 Poshelpalle 28 19 19 Uninhabited, 94 Po~hreddipane: 1 Chowtiatb Thanda 10~ 93 93 2 Th~n:'a 3 Lambada Thanda 95 Rajpet 6 4 4 <;6 Samba pur 20 26 26 97 Sangam rang1m Thand:t J7 41 41 98 SJngojipet 52 45 45 99 Sarvapllf 64 47 -'.7 100 Sayeedpur 9 12 12 101 Shankoora·. I Shan:,oora Thanda 5 5 5 2 Khandi farm 3 Wokli farm l{)2 Siddapur 13 13 13 Uninhabited 103 Siddapur 1 Thanda 79 9-8 98 104 Singaraip,111e 56 53 53 Uninhabited 105 Someshwar 57 54 54 106 Sonpet 85 81 SI Uninhabited 107 Sultanpur 48 58 58 lOS Tadkole 1 Koyyagutta 65 73 73 109 Timmanagar 30 17 17 Uninhabited ~ 110 Timma~lagar 1 Lambada Thamb 110 90 90 ·1:17' LiS1 O~ VILLAGES' iN 'NiZAMABAD DISTRICT· TOGETHER wrTfi 'i'H-JiiR. :HAMLEri AS mim CENSUS· AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES SI Name of the village Name of the hamlds Loea ,on Code Nos. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------.J,_------'"""' Remaks 1981 1971 1961 BANSWADA TALUK (Coneld.) III Timmapur 23 30 30· 112 Tirmalapur 1 Mug1ampalle 75 74 74 2 Kothe Abadi 113 Tunkepalle 1 Banpalle Majra 95 104 104 2 Lambada Thanda 114 Turkapalle 96 105 105 115 Vasudevpalle 58 57 57 Uninhabited 116 Veerapur 41 35 35 117 Velugunur 120 117 117 118 Venkatapur 1 Vagugadda Thanda 62 48 48 2 Kanchari Thanda 3 Mendippaehelka Thanda 4 Roopsingh Thanda 119 Waddepalle 1 Nallagutta Thanda 101 113 113 120 Wajidnagar 67 62 62 YELLAREDDY TALUK 1 Aehaipalle 89 84 84 2 Advilingaf 1 Kokanda 66 63 63 3 Akkampal)e 113 113 113 4 Annasagar 69 66 66 5 Atmakur 108 86 86 Banapur 43 57 57 .. Uninhabited 'l Bangarwadi 13 38 38 58 S Bayampalie 58 58 21 9 Bhavanipet 56 21 89 10 Bikkaour 91 89 91 91 11 BolJaram 93 98 98 12 Bonal 63 10 35 3S 13 Boppajiwadi 49 49 14 Brahmanpalle 24 88 79 79 IS Brahmanpalle Shivnagar 8 33 33 16 Burgul 1 26 26 17 Chedmal 33 14 14 18 Chianapur 117 116 116 19 Chiour Wadi 86 71 71 20 Deval Malakpalle 82 75 75 21 Devanpa))e 99 105 105 22 Dharmareddi 2 27 27 23 Durgam Gudmet 20 44 44 24 Gandhari 1 2 Madha vapalle 74 73 73 2S Gandhimasanipet 32 12 12 26 Gandivet 118 117 117 Golilingal 27 12 37 37 Gujjul 28 23 48 48 Gurjal 29 75 62 62 .. Hajipur 30 46 18 IS Un~habited Hernagiri 31 103 85 85 Jalalpur 32 57 59 59 33 Jaldipalle "''718. L~~ f)~ ~~~£S IN ,)oHZA-MhBkD ,:E>ISffi-ICt'-'1'oGBTHBIt WITH, TlffiIR '»MfLaTS'l\S iN 1981: CENSUS AND LO,?ATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CEl':iSUSES Sl~ Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location 'Code Nos. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------,J.._------~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (17' {2} (3) (4) "(5) (6) (7) YELLARl;.DDY TALUK (Col)td.) 34 Jangamaipalle Kalan 1 Almajipur 105 80 80 2 Satholi 3 Malkapur 35 JaDgampalle Khurd 65 61 61 36 Juvvadi 21 45 45 37 Kanchmaha) 34 16 16 38 : l<.€il\Dappr 95 102 102 39 Kannareddy .100 107 107 40 Karadpal1e 22 46 46 41 Karakwadi 9 34 34 42 Katewadi 16 40 40 43 KonaipaUe 19 43 43 Uninhabited 44 Konampalle 30 2 2 Uninhabited 45 Kond.pur 45 17 17 46 Korpole 42 56 56 47 Kottal 77 96 96 48 Lakshmapur 76 95 95 49 Lingampalle 1 Wanterpalle 60 100 100 2 Mustapur 3 Burrigidda 4 Mallaram 50 Lingampane KalaB 115 114 114 !H Lingampet 1 Aailapur 62 99 99 2 Rampalle 3 MattadkindipaJl e 52 Lingareddipet 1 Kalyani 67 64 64 2 Ratnapur 53 Madlapur 90 88 88 54 MadhoH 28 11 11 55 Mal Jaipal Ie 84 77 77 56 Malthummed~ 119 118 118 57 Mangaram 78 97 97 58 Masanpalle 109 109 109 59 Mathadpalle 70 67 67 60 Mathmal 107 82 82 61 Mathsangam, 36 50 50 62 Matur 110 110 110 63 Medpane 26 15 15 64 Misanpalle 81 74 74 6S M.mbajipet 44 22 22 66 Motha 39 S2 52 67 Moulanakhed: 72 69 69 fi Nagar am 59 55 5S 69 Nagareddipet 1 Gopalpet 116 115 115 2 Ba,njarnaganpaU. 70 Naglur 15 25 25 71 Nallamad agu 41 54 54 72 Narsapur (Madholi) . 29 1 1 73 Narsapur (Singhtham) 47 7 7 Uninhabited 74 Nerai . 14 39 39 7S Perumalla Agapalle 94 92 92 ~t" L~~ ntf 'Vttl.)..(ttS 1N'~NtZAMA'BAD :>DIsTR'ICT -toGETHER. Wmt' Tam RAML~TS -As 11i: '1981 eENSUS ANt> LOCAtION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 'TO 1981 CENSUSES S1. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code Nos. ' No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r-'------...)..._------.. Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4. (5) (6) (7) YELLAREDDY T ALUK (Concld.) 76 ~ , Petasangam 35 23 23 77 Pocharam 120 120 120 78 Polkampet 96 103 103 79 Pothaip::lIe 1 Amareddipa'ie 61 101 101 2 Komatpalle 3 Suryapalle 4 Kesavapet 110 Pothangal ~5 24 24 81 Pothangal (Khurd) 17 41 41 82 Raghavapalle 31 10 10 Uninhabited 83 Raghavapalle 112 IQS lOS 84 RamakkapalJe 102 87 87 85 RamaJaksbmaDpall e 37 51 51 86 Rampur 64 60 60 87 Rangapur 48 9 9 Uninhabited ~8 Repallewada 87 70 70 89 Rudraram 106 81 81 90 Safdarpur 85 78 78 91 Sanivarpet 51 4 4 92 Shatpalle (Sangllreddy) LankaIapalJe 98 104 104 2 Malapad 3 Ekkapalle 4 Sajjampalle 6 93 Sberkhanpalle 53 6 94 Shetpalle 1 AyyapaJle 79 93 93 95 Singtham 49 8 8 96 Sitaipalle 27 13 n 97 Sivapur 92 90 90 98 Soma ram 3 28 28 68 99 Somawarpet 71 68 111 100 Tandur 1 Kichanapet 111 III 101 Telgapur 50 3 3 94 }02 Timmapur 80 94 42 42 103 Timmapu,am 18 65 65 104 Timmareddi Ajmabad 68 11 36 36 105 Tipparam 7 32 32 106 Utnur 97 119 119 107 Vadalparthi 5 30 30 Uniilhabited 108 Vajepalle (Kalan) 6 31 31 109 Vajepalle (Khurd) 38 47 47 110 Vandrikal Veglampalle . 52 5 5 III 20 ' , Veliutla 55 20 112 114 112 HZ Venkampalle 113 19 19 Venkatapur S4 114 83 76 76 115 Venkatapur (Agraharam) 4 29 29 116 Yacharam 40 53 53 117 Yellaram Posanipalle 73 72 72 118 Yellareddy l' (F.U. VII) 104 83 83 Yerraram 119 101 106 106 120 Zaptijankampalle ) "8G- \ LIST.QF,VIU.. AGES'IN,NIZAMABAD··mS1'RIGT TOGE-TIIER:'Wlm l'HElR:"IIAMLEtS-AS-'fN-1:981-' CENSUS AND LOcATlo'N CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO. 1981 ,CENSUSES SI. Name of the Village Name of the hamlets . Location Code'Nos. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------t..----~-~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) -(2,- (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) KAMAREDDY TALUK 1 Abdullanagar 61 49 49 ·Uninhabited 2 Adloor 42 27 27 3 Amarlabanda 29 36 36 4 Barmajiwadi 62 48 48 5 Bhavanipet 1 ArepaUe 38 90 90 6 BOl11paJle 7 7 7 7 BrahmanpaUe 45 3l 33 g Chandapur 47 39 39 9 Chinna Demi 63 44 44 Uninhabited 11,). '. ChinQa Mallareddy 60 65 65 11:' De"'li:npalle 53 68 68 12 Devaipa.le 51 46 46 13 Dhaggi 1 1 1. 14 Dharmaraopet 25 11 H 15 EJic)lpur 43 31 31 1.6 .. : Endriyat 66 43 43 17 Gargul 34 26 26 IS Ghanpur )8 77 77 19- Gidda 13 19 19 20 60llapall e- 20 21 .21 21 Gudem 36 76 76 22 Isrojewadi 33 28 Z8 23 Issa'llnapalJe 15 23 2J 24 Jangaon 2S 9 9 25 Kaloiiwadi 30 35 35 26 Kamareddy 56 69 69 (F.U. IV) (F.U. IV) (F.U.) 27 Karomajiwadii 2 3 3 28 Kankal 4S 37 37 29 Kanpapur 19 25 25 30 Kisampalle 57 70 70 31 Kolwarali 1 Mal)upet 5 5 5 32 Kothalpalle 69 62 62 33 Krishnajiwadii 52 47 47 34 Kuprial 31 34 34 ~ Lin&aJle 27 8 8 36 Lingapur 54 67 67 (P.U. IV) (P.U.IV) (P.U.) 3; Lingayapalle 68 61 61 38: ~Ml!-ddjkQnta ]6 24 24 39 Markhal 24 ]5 ]5 40 Modegaon 8 12 12 41 Mosbampur 23 16 16 42 Mudhojiwadi' 26 to 10 Uninhabited 43 Nandiwada 65 42 42 44 NarsannapalJe· 70 63 63 4S Padmajiwadi 6 6 ,& 46 Patha Rajampet! 59 64 64 41 Pedda Demi 4'1 40 40 48 Posanipet" 2b 20 20 49 RadhaipaIJe ~ 12 18 18 50 RaghA¥a:pur 58 99 99 5.1 Ramareddy_. 14 22 22 "181 '" LtST~ OF' VILLAGES iN"NIZAMABAD'DISTRICT TOGETHER'WITH 'TlIBIi 'HAMLETS' As'iN~ii8i CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code Nos .. ' No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------..)..__------...· Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (l) (2) rn (4) (;) (6) . (7) KAMAREDDY T ALUK (Concld.) 52 Rame.sh w. rpaJle 40 72 72 53 Rangampet 22 29 29 54 Rcddipct 17 78 78 55 Sadasivnagar 9 13 13 56 Sangojiwadi 46 38 38 57 Sarampalle 55 66 66 58 Shabdipur 41 73 73 59 SingraipaJ1e 37 75 7S 60 Tadwai 50 45 4S 6t Tckriyal 44 32 32 62 Thimmajiwadi 3 2 2 60 60 63 Thimmakkapallc 67 74 74 64 Thimmakkapalle 35 14 65 Tirmanpalle 10 14 4 .( 4 66 Tukkajiwadi 67 Ugarwai 39 71 71 17 Uppalwai 11 17 68 36 69 Yellareddy 32 30 41 41 70 Yerrapahad 64 DOMAKONDA TALUK* 5 83 &:.\ 1 Alc.kapur 36 125 12) 2 Arnbarpet 1 Gopalpeta 42 124 124 3 Anchanur \ 71) 79 4 Annaram 8 37 87 5 Antampalle 31 106 106 6 Antampalle 'l% 57 57 7 Argonda 1 'Basavanpalle 2 Annaram III 111 Baswapur 63 8 113 113 q Bhagirathipalle 66 51 108 108 Bhiknur 10 54 132 132 1t Bibipet 101 101 Chintamanpalle '20 12 26 52 52 13 Chityal 15 93 93 Chukkapur I lakshmirajapalle 14 92 92 DevuDipalle 16 15 34 123 123 Domakonda 16 35 97 97 Faridpet 17 11 85 85 18 Ghanpur 109 109 Girijakunta ~ 19 <14 119 119 20 Gottimukkala (Sitharampur) 1 Yellareddipalle 49 54 54 21 Gundaram 6 83 Sg 22 Issaipet 1 Upparpalle S8 13' 136 23 Issanagar 67 114 114 24 Issannapalle 2l 102 102 25 Jangampallc 40 133 133 26 Jangaon Sl 117 117 27 Kacbapur Vide G.O.Ms.No.1406 Revenue dated 29th November~ 1979. ~akonda is a new 'faluk formed from Kamareddy Talu1c. '8~ LIST,()F. VILLAGES IN NIZAMAB~D DISTRICT TOGETHntt wrrH ·11tEltt:,·HAML£TS-AS",tN·,\'981 '." . . CENSUS AND L,OCA TlON CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 Cij,NSUSES SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets, Location Code Nos. No...... (1981 Cens,\!s) if any (1981 Census) ,--_:-_'____ L Remarks 1981 1971 1%1 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) :pOMAKONDA TALUK (Coneld.) 28 Kancharla 60 115 115 2~ Konapur 37 126 126 3D Kondapur 48 56 56 31 Kundaram 33 121 121 'Uninhabited 32 Lakshmidevunipalle 45 120 120 33 Latchapet 12 96 96 34 Lingupalle 32 122 122 35 Machareddy 9 86 86 3& Malkapur 55 129 129 37 Mallupalle 62 112 112 38 Mohammadapur 53 135 135 39 Mutyampet 19 100 100 40 Pdlwancha 17 91 91 4t Pedda Mallareddy Ayyawarpalle 61 116 116 42 PeddapaUe 29 58 58 43 Pondurthi Sivaipalle 22.. 103 103 44 PCltaram I 89 89 45 Rajampet 23 59 59 46 Rajkhaopet 10 84 84 47 Ramachandrapur 59 137 137 48 Rameshwarpalle 13 95 95 49 Rameshwarpdle 46 107 107 50 RamreddipaUe 1& . )27 127 . Uninhabited 51. Rayagatlapatle 65 ' 110 110 52. Sanganathpall.e 43 118 118 53 Santaipet 27 53 53 54 Seribibipet 57 131 131 55 Si6idapur 50, 55 55 56 Si tarampall e 41 ' 134 134 5'1 Somaram 24 50 50 58 Somarampet I RatnagiripaJle 3 81 81 59 Tadkapalle 4 82 82 j() Talmadla Arepnlle 30 104 104 61 Tippapur Motatpalle 47 105 105 62: Tuj,alpur 56 130 130 61 VankayalpaHe 25 51 51 04- Wadi 14 94 94 i5 Yadaram 39 128 128 66 Yellampet 2 80 80 61 YelJapgo8da. 18 98 98 SECTION II - Town Directory SECTION" TOWN DIRECTORY Codes used in the seven Statements are explai Under Cols. 12 & 13,the codes used to state ned in detail and the expressions for the abbreviations the source of supply and system of storage of used in Statements are briefly explained herein. protected water supply are as follows: Statement I has been compiled in this office and Statements II to VI by obtaining the data from loc31 Overhead tank OHT authorities having administrative control over the Service reservoir SR towns. River infiltration gallery IG Borewell pumping system BWP In the Statement I Col. 2 to denote the civic Pressure tank PT. status of town, the codes used are: Tubewell water/Hand pump TW Tap water T Municipal Corporation/ Well water W Corporation . ;'tvt.' Corp. . Tank water TK Municipality M Cantonment Board/ The first five codes relate to the system of storags of water in the town and the remaining Cantonment CB four codes represent the different soiJrces of water N:>tifiad Area/N~tified supply to the inhabitants of a town. Area Committee/Notified Committee NAC In Statement V under Col. 4 to indicate the Gram Panchayat/Village type of medical facility available to the citizens, the Panchayat P following codes are used. In Statament IV Col. 6 to differentiate category Hospital H of road the following abbreviations are used. Dispensary D Health Centre HC Pucca road PR Family Planling Centre FC Kuccha road KR T. B. Clinic TB Nursing Home NH Under Col. 7 to specify the system of sewerage Others o the codes given are: If there are more th.m one institutions of any Sewer S type, the number of such institutions is noted Open surface drains OSD within brackets eg: D(2);NH(7);etc. Box surface drains BSD Sylk drains SD To distinguish the m3dical institutions as Cesspo:li method CD Allopath·c, or Ayurvedic or Unani or Homoeopathic Pit system Pt the following additional codes are used. In Col. 11 the various prevalent methods of A/urvedic A disposal of night soil are given with the following Unani U codes. Homoeopathic Hom. Head loads HL In case of allopathic no separate code is Baskets B used. The information on medical facilities is pre Whee I barrows WB sented horizontally in the same line as illustrated Septic tank latrines ST below: Sewerage S I-i (A-l, 2), D (Hom. - 2, U -1) Here H (A-1,2),represents one Ayurvedic and Short-hand 8- Typewriting Sh.Type 2 Allopathic hospitals and D (Hom-2, U-1) repre Others o sents 2 Homoeopathic and 1 Unani Dispensaries. The vocational institutions like Applied Art/ The Codes used for the Col. 6 are as follows: Painting College, Pharmacy College, B.Ed. College, Teacher's Training institutes, Music/Dancing School, Arts only A Nursing School, etc., are covered under "Others:' Science only 5 Arts and Science only AS Schools up to class IV are treated as Primary Commerce only C or Elementary Schools. These include Nursery Arts and Commerce only AC Schools, Kinder Garten Schools, Pre-basic Schools, Arts, Science and Commerce ASC Pre-primary Schools. Schools upto Class VIII are Law L treated as Junior Secondary or Middle Schools. Schools upto Class X are treated as Matriculation or If there are more than one institutions of each Secondary Schools. Schools or Colleges upto type the number is given against each in brackets. Class XI or XII are considered in the Group of Higher Under Col. 10 the following codes are used to Secondary / Intermediate/ Pre - University / Junior specify the recognised short-hand, typewriting and College, etc. other vocational training institutions. If there are more than one institution of each type the number Under Col. 20 the abbreviations given are as is given against each in brackets. follows: Short-hand SH Public Library PL Typewriting Type Reading Room RR TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENTS 18& TOWN STATEMENT STATUS No. of house- hold~ including Population and growth rate 81. Class, Name and Civic L. C. Name of Taluk Area (in houseless house------.------_ No. administration No. sq. kms.) holds (in 1981 1901 1911 1921 1931 status of town Census) (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 III Armur (P) I Armur 18.78 4,691 9,031 7,530 7,121 7,279 (-16.62) ( -5.43) (2.22) 2 IV.. : BanslI'ada· (P) II Banswada 8.96 2.813 4,454 3 n Bodhan (M) III Bodhan 21.36 9,296 6,438 6,996 4,188 7,045 (8.67) (-40.14) (68.2~) 4 III Kamareddy (P) IV Kamareddy 6.94 6,106 5 I Nizamabad (M) V Nizamabad 36.86 35,010 12,871 17,353 15.672 18.809 (34.H2) (-9.69) (20.02) 6 V 8riramsagar VI Armur 2.69 1,633 (Pochampad) Project Township Right Flank Colony (-) ." 7 IV Y ellareddy (P) VII Y~J1areddy 10.66 1,992 Not,fied as town (-) Civic status not yet determined '189 TD1ftCTORY AND GROWTH ~ISTORY of the town at the censuses of SI.'X RaLQ ,--______L ______--... ------~ Density SI. 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 (1981 1961 1971 1981 No. Cen,us) Censu!l Census Census (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) ( 19) (I • 8,683 11,630 13,249 16,975 23,639 1,259 1,010 1,006 1,014 (19.29) (33.94) ( 13.92) (28.12) (39.26) 5,863 6,816 8,201 10,436 14,226 1,588 996 971 998 2 (31.63) (16.25) (20.32) (27.25) (36.32) 19,443 22,491 30,929 37,589 50,807 2,379 925 937 944 3 (175.98) (15.68) (37.52) (21.53) (35.16) 5,282 7829 10,318 17,835 33,048 4,762 907 911 891 4 (48.22) (31.79) (72.85) (85.30) 32,741 55,195 79,093 115,640 183,061 4,966 913 936 944 5 (74.07) (68.58) (43.30) (46.21) (58.30) 10,907 7,401 2,751 766 916 6 (-32.14) for the first time in 1981 census 10,471 982 965 v . -'90 :TOWN STATEMENt PHYSICAL ASPECTS Physical Aspects Name of ------Temperature (In Centigrade) SI. Class and Rainfall r------__J,______~ State Di trict No. Name of Town (In mm.) Maximum Minimum Headquarters Headquarters HYDERABAD NIZAMABAD (1 ) (2) (1) (4) (5) (6) (7) III Armur 989.9* 40.0 26.6 160 29 2 IV Banswada 1,125.6* 40.0 26.6 175 57 3 II Bodhan 1,090.4* 40.0 26.6 190 22 4 III Kamareddy 786.1. 40.0 26.6 103 55 5 I Nizamabad 1,012.3* 40.0 26.6 168 0 6 V Sriramsagar 839,4 45.5 33.5 190 54 (Pochampad) Project Township Right Flank Colony 7 IV YeUareddy 1,143.0* 40.0 26.6 160 90 • Statistical supplement to part II of the Andhra Pradesh gazette dated 15th January, 1981 191 DIRECTORY n AND LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1979 and road distance (in krns.) frorn ------ Sub-division/Taluk Nearest city with Railway Station Bus Route Navigable river! Population of one canal (if w.thin SI lakh and rnore 10 Kms.) No. (8) (9) (LO) (11 ) ( 2) (1) Nizarnabad I Arrnur Nizamabad Nizamabad Armur 1 (29) (0) (29) (29) (0) Bodhan I Banswada Nizarnabad Bodhan Banswada 2 (SO) (0) (57) (SO) (0) Bodhan I Bodhan Nizarnabad Bodhan Bodhan 3 CO) (0) (22) (0) (0) Karnareddy I Karnareddy Nizamabad Kamareddy Kamareddy 4 (0) (0) (55) (0) (0) Nizamabad I Nizamabad Hyderabad Nizamabad Nizamabad 5 (0) (0) (168) ~O) to) Nizamabad I Armur Nizamabad Nizamabad Sriramsagar 6 (54) (25) (54) (54) (Pochampad) Project TGwnship Right Flank Colony (0) 7 Kamareddy I Yelllr~ddy Nizamabad Kamareddy Yellareddy (lS) (0) (90) (45) (0) 192 TOWN STATEMENT MUNICIPAL Receipt ( In Rs. '00) ------Revenue deri~ ved from Muni- Civic admini- cipaJ properties stration Receipt and power Government 51. Class and Name of Town status through apart from grant Loan Advance No. (In 1980) taxes, etc. taxation (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) 1 III Armur P 3,022 1,950 148 ISO 2 IV Banswada P 799 62 156 1,678 3 II Bodhan M 6,382 115 8,718 51 4 III Kamareddy P 3,847 1.753 5 1 Nizamabad M 38,785 4,848 25,136 500 6 V Sriramsagar No Local Body (Pochampad) Project ToWnship (-) Right Flank Colony 7 IV Yellareddy p 2,359 (-) Civic status not yet determined. 193 DIRECTORV III FINANCE, 1978-79 expendIture (In Rs. '00) Other General Public Total sources Total Administra- Public health and Public Public Others Expen- S1. (sp~cify) Receipt tion safety conveniences works Institutions (specify) diture No. (:) (10) (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15 ) (\6) (17) ( ) 112 5,382 1,148 :72 2.488 272 127 394 4,701 2,695 378 236 548 351 1,074 2,587 2 8,152 23,418 517 3,044 5,594 7,585 16,740 3 5,600 3.512 1,682 831 825 6,850 4 4,759 74,028 3,926 12,225 10,650 33,272 60,073 5 No Local Body 6 2,359 298 414 194 170 693 1,769 v 194 .,- - -TOWN STATEMENT CIVIC AND Number of Latrines Scheduled System ,------'------SI Class and Name Civic ad- caste and Road of Water No. of the Town ministra- Population Scheduled length Sewe- borne Service Others tion Status Tribe popu- (in Kms.) rage (In 1980) lation (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) «() (7) (0) (9) (10) . 1 III Armur P 23,639 1,850 PR: 5.00 OSD 100 6 KR: 3.00 2 IV Banswada P 14,226 1,744 PR: 3.00 OSD 12 12 KR : 15.00 3 II Bodhan M 50,807 5,699 PR : 59.28 OSD 4,039 5,230 KR: 12.61 4 III Kamareddy P 33,048 2,836 PR: 13.00 OSD 3,500 3,000 KR: 20.00 5 I Nizamabad M 183,061 16,148 133.03 OSD 9,786 8,014 6 V Sriramsaaar (-) 7,401 752 PR: 10.00 S,OSD 1,500 1,300 200 (Pochampad) KR: 7.50 Project Township Right flank colony 7 IV YeIJareddy P 10,471 1,041 PR: 8,00 SD 2 2 KR: 14.00 " 1-) Civic status not yet determined. 195 -i):IRECTORV IV OTHER AMENITIES. 1979 Protected water supply Electrification (Number of connections) ------r------., Method of Source System of Fire Domestic Indus- Commer- Road Others disposal of storage with fighting trial cia I Lighting of night supply capacity (in '000 service (points) S1. SOlI Litres) No. (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) ( 19) (1) B W IG (150) Nizamabad 1,371 36 522 525 322 (29 Kms.) B W IG (120) Bodhan 450 12 20 180 2 (50 Kms.) B T SR (2,400) Yes 1,271 76 631 537 l!i3 3 B W IG (125) Nizamabad 2,000 25 915 510 98 4 (55 Kms.) WB T SR (11,400) Yes 7,590 286 3,450 2,240 249 5 ST W IG (270) Nizamabad 1,350 40 20 500 6 6 (54 Kms.) WB,RL W,TW N.A: Medak 510 24 189 212 28 V (39 Kms.) 196 -TOWN STATEMENT CIVIC AND OTHER SI. Class and Name Area of Slum Population Paved Roads System of No. of town Name of Slum (In Sq. Kms.) of Slum (In Kms.) Seweraae (I) (2) ( 3) (4) (5) (6) (7) II Bodhan Azam Gunj 0.01 469 N.A. SD Azam Gunj Road 0.01 33 (Behind Railway line) Behind Bus Stand 001 392 Behind Hanuman 0.01 500 talkies Behind R.D.O. office 0.01 892 Christian Colony 0.03 350 Indira Nagar 0.02 359 L.B.S. Nagar 0.01 148 Near Municipal office 0.01 401 2 1 Nizamabad Assanalli S.W.C. 0.02 600 4.81 OSD Dubba Colony 0.08 3,500 Indrapuram 002 1,000 Mustaidpura Colony 0.01 600 Phulong 004 3,400 Sanjeevaiah Colony 0.02 950 YeHammagutta 0,03 1,300 Harijana Colony Yellammagutta S.W.C. 0.01 980 197 "DIRECTORY IVA AMENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1979 Number of Latrines No. of tap pointsl Electrification (Number of connections) ,------'------, public hydrants r------....J..__--______~ Private Method of installed for Road r------'------.. disposal of supply of protec- Lighting SI. Water borne Service Others Community night soil ted water Domestic (points) Others No. (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) (1) 314 151 153 N.A. 99 162 89 31 ...... 1& N.A. 400 90 240 85 198 -tOWN STATEMENT MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL RECREATIONAL Medical Facilities Educational ------Beds in Arts/Science! Hospitals/ Medical Commerce Dispensa- Institutions ColJeges(of Enginee- SI Class and Name Population rie;!T.B. Noted in degree level Medical ring Poly- No. of the Town clinics etc Col. No.4 and above) Colleges Colleges technics (1) (2) (3) (4) (=) (6) (7) (8) (9) 1 III Armur 23,639 H (1) 20 ASC (1) Hyderabld Hyderabld Nizamabad D (12) (100) (160) (29) 2 IV Banswada 14,226 H 50 Bodhan Hyderabad Hyderabad Nizamabad (50) (175) (175) (57) 3 II Bodhan 50807 H (2) 150 ASC 4 III Kamareddy 33,048 H (1) 30 ASC (I) Hyderabad Hyderabad Nizamabad D (27) (103) (l03) (55) NH (2) 5 I Nizamabad 183,061 H (1) 302 ASC (2) Hyderabad Hyderabad NH(I) 247 AS (I) (168) (168) D (1) AC (1) 6 V Sriramsagar 7,401 H (1) 20 Armur Hyderabad Hyderabad Nizamabad (Pochampad) D (1) (25) (190) (190) (54) Project Township Right Flank Colony 7 IV Yellareddy 10,471 H (I) 20 Kamartlddy Hyderabad Hyderabad Nizamabad (45) (160) (160) (90) 199 DIRECTOR' V - AND CULTURAL FACILITIES IN TOWNS, 1979 Faciltties Recreational and cultural FacIlities ,--______--L ______""" ------~ Recognised Adult Number of Shorthand, Higher Literacy! working Public Typewriting secondary/ Secon- Junior Classesl Women's Auditorial Libraries and Voca Inter I darYl Secondary Centres, hostels with Dramal including tional train Junior Matricu- & Middle Primary Others number of Commu- relding 51. ing Institutes College lation Schools Schools (specify) seats Stadia Cinema nity Halls rooms No. (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) Type:2 2 4 7 3 PL: 1 SH: 1 RR: 1 Bodhan 1 3 3 7 5 2 1 PL: 1 2 (SO) Sh. Type: 3 5 3 ]6 4 PL: 1 3 Type: 2 5 10 7 3 1 PL: 1 4 SH: 1 *0: 1 Type: 8 2 8 40 46 10 1 PL: 2 5 SH.: 8 RR:2 +0: 1 Type: 1 Armur 2 PL: 1 6 (25) Kamareddy 2 4 4 2 PL: 1 7 (45) * Oriental College + Industrial Tlaining Institute 200 TOWN STATEMENT TRADE, COMMERCE, Name of three most important commodities Imported Name of three most ,mportant ------Sl. Class and No. Name of Town t st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) III Armur Silk Yarn Tobacco Beedi leaves Turrr e:ic Paddy 2 IV Banswada Machine Agricultural DaJl Paddy Sugdrcane parts implements 3 II Bodhan Fertilizers Grouninut oil Cotton Sugar Turmeric 4 III Kamareddy Cement Iron Textiles Jaggery Beedies 5 I Nizamabad Turmeric DaJls Chillies Turmeric Jaggery (polished) 6 V Sriramsagar Rice Sugar Wheat (Pochampad) Project TOWDShip Right Flank Colony 7 IV Yellareddy Pulses Paddy Paddy Sugar 201 DIRECTORY VI INDUSTRY AND BANKING, 1979 commodities exported Name of three most important commodltits manufactured Number of Number of ~ __ - --______- ______-., ~------____L ______--., Number agricultur~ I non-agricul of credit tural credit Sl. 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd Banks societies societies No. (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (~4) (1) Pearl Millet Silk Cloth Beedies Turmeric 3 1 Riee Khandasari Soap Rice 3 2 2 Sugar Maize Sugar Alcohol 4 1 77 3 Alcohol Alcohol Beedies Sugar 4 1 4 Maize Sugar Our Boiled Rice 17 29 48 5 2 7 1 6 Timber 2 8 7 SECTION III - Primary Census Abstract "204 11"\0\\0\0 r--r-- 00000\0"> 00 00 011"\'<1"'<1" 00 --eti 11"\- N C'i' ...... 00 O'I\Ott"'lr') 'f"I 0 In V'I ~ 0\ '" v, r..: -i N ('l- - -.... ...u cc II: en... ccm en :::::I en z w U > II:cc :IE II: ...A. 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"0 '0 "0 "0 t:l "0 "0 "0 "0 "0 OJ 0 ...... w; ~ '"~ CIS J! ,!:; S E 8 ALPHABETICAL LIST OP YILt-AGES ARMUR TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of vilhge Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) 70 A1ur 92 KaJigota 83 Narayanpet 51 Amadapur 21 Keshapur Narkhoda (Gangagadda) 80 Ankapur 52 Khanapur 8 Nikalpur 6 Annaram 48 Khudavandapur 4 Noothpalle 87 Argul 56 Kisanna2ar 74 Armur 29 Kodcherla 75 Perket 20 Kojan Kothur 66 Pipri 9 Badgoni 38 Komanpalle 54 Balkonda Komatpalle 13 72 Rampur 39 Bardipur Kondoor 11 23 Ratnapur 42 Bazarkolhur 78 Kotha Armur 57 Renjerla 63 Boderalle 34 Kothapll1e 84 BrahmanpaUe 91 Kulpak 22 Sangam 25 Bhusapur 2 Kushtapur 31 Savel 28 Chakriyal 77 Lakhora 14 Shah pur 76 Chepur 43 Lakkampalle 60 Shetpalle 45 Chimratpal1e 82 Lakshmapur 50 Siddapur 64 Chittapur 89 Sikandrapur Macherla 16 Dattapur 49 5 Sirpur 68 Degaon 40 Magdi 26 Sonepet Dharmora 61 4(; Mallaram 19 Srirampur 7 Donkeswar '.,' Mamidpalle 79 53 Surbiriyal 27 Dudga{)n 90 Manoharaba<\ 44 Thalveda 65 Fatehpur 67 Manthani 86 Thorlikonja 17 MarampaUe Thurat Gadepalle 59 3 69 MardepaUe Tondkur Gagupalle 15 71 12 Mayapur 18 Gangasama ndar Mendhora 85 Govindpet 30 10 Ummeda 3S Mukpal 61 Vannel Bashirabad Isapalle 81 Munpalle 73 41 Vannel (Khurd) 32 Velgutur 88 Jakranpalle 33 Nagampet 55 Vempalle Jalalpur 36 Nagapur 37 58 Venchariyal 47 Jo:>rpur 24 NalJur 211 ~12 . ., ...... 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LIST OF VILLAGES BANSWADA TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of viltage Location Name of viJIage Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. 0) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 117 Achampet 99 Gunkul 27 Namli 86 Allapur 113 Narsingraopalle 3& Ankole 31 Hajipur 98 Narva 118 Arepalte 34 Hanmajipet 14 NasuruJlabad 116 Hasanpalle 17 Bairapur 105 Hasnapur 82 Paredpalle 2. Bajidapur 92 Pedda Ii nnaram 70 BandapalJe 54 Ibrahimpet 46 Pedda Damarancha 69 Bandaranjel 63 Pedda Gouraram 115 Banjepalle 102 Jakkapur 80 Pedda Rampur 60 Banswada 12 Jakora 32 Pedmal 18 Barangedgi 10 Jalalpur 111 Pit lam 39 Baswaipalle 55 Pocharam 22 Birkur 26 Kamshetpalle 28 Poshetpalle 73 BolakpaUe 3 Karegaon 104 Pothreddipalle 29 BommandevpaHe: 106 Karegaon 97 Boorgul 84 Katepalle 6 Rajpet 16 Boppaspalle 35 KhadIapur 61 Borlam 108 Khambapur 20 Sambapur 91 Brahmanpalle 11 Khunipur 37 Sangam 119 Brahmanpalle 43 Kishtapur 52 Sangojipet 74 Budmi 90 Kishtapur 64 Sarvapur 87 Burnapur 47 Kollur 9 Sayeedpur 94 Komlancha S Shankoora 53 Konapur 33 Siddapur 4 Chandur 83 Koran pall e 79 Siddapur 81 Chillargi 78 Kurthi 56 Singaraipalle 44 Chincholi 57 Someshwar 42 Chinaa Annaram 7 Laxmapur 85 Sonpet Chinna Damarancba 45 48 Sultanpur Chinna Gouraram 72 71 Maddelchervu 89 Chinna Kodapgal 114 Magi 65 Tadkole Chinna Nagaram 59 21 Mal1apur Timmanagar Chinna Rampur 30 51 13 Mallaram 110 Timmanagar 66 Chinthal Nagaram 93 Mallur 23 Timmapur 112 Mangloor 75 TirmaIapur 50 Desaipet 76 Maqdumpur 95 Tunkepalle 88 Dharmaram 109 Mardanda 96 Turkapalle 36 Doulatapur 8 Medpalle 40 Durgampalle 24 Mirzapur 58 Vasudevpalle 49 Durki 1 MoulaHpur 41 Veerapur 15 Mylaram 120 Velugunur 77 Galipur 62 Venkatapur 107 GodamgaoD 25 Nachpalle 100 Gorgal 103 Nagampalle 101 Waddepalle 68 Gundanamli 19 Nagapur 67 Wajidnagar 261 262 - .. r 2 .- I '" :! .,'" I a ..... 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I g 6·.1 ~ ('" 1 '"t:I I YELLAREDDY TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 89 Achaipalle 100 Kannareddy 2S Pothangal 66 Advilingal 22 Karadpalle 17 Pothangal (Khurd) 113 Akkampalle 9 Karakwadi 69 Annasagar 16 Katewadi 31 Raghavapalle 108 Atmakur 19 KonaipDlle 112 Raghavapalle 30 Konampalle 102 Ramakkapalle 43 Banapur 4S Kondapur 37 Ramalakshmanp:tlle 13 Bangarwadi 42 Korpole 64 Rampur 58 Bayampalle 77 Kottal 48 Rangapur 56 Bhavanipet 87 Repallewada 91 Bikkanur 76 Lakshmapur 106 Rudraram 93 Bollaram 60 Lingampalle 63 Bonal 115 Lingampalle Kalan 85 Safdarpur 10 Boppajiwadi 62 Lingampet 51 Sanivarpet 24 Brahmanpal1e 67 Lingareddipet 98 Shatpalle (Sangareddy) 88 Brahmanpalle 53 Sherkhanpalle 8 Burgul 90 Machapur 79 Shetpalle 28 Madholi 49 Singtbam 1 Chedmal 84 Mallaipalle 27 Sitaipalle 33 Chinnapur 119 Malthummeda 92 Sivapur 117 Chinur 78 Mangaram 3 Somaram 109 Masanpalle 71 Somawarpet 86 Deva! Malakpalle 70 Mathadpalle 82 Devanpalle 107 Mathmal III Tandur 99 Dharmareddi 36 Mathsangam 50 Telgapur 2 Durgam 110 Matur 80 Timmapur 26 MedpaUe 18 Timmapuram 20 Gandhari 81 Misanpalle 68 Timmareddi 74 Gandhimasanipet 44 Mombajipet 11 Tipparam 32 Gandivet 39 Motha Utnur 118 Golilingal 7l Moulanakhed 7 12 Gujjul 97 Va 271 212 .,...N N .,... -00 8 _0 - "'~ ...... M • \D ~ - 00 '" - v ,,"00 00 v OO to U c( II: t € en III c( en ::::> en z ...... _.t.-40 w O\('lV'llt"l U ~O_\OC'!, >a: -- - c( :e 00 ..-a: q ",,,, _1"'1 M- ,...... 273 oq- ..... ~ 00oq- 10011'1"".,., ""0011'1 Nt-- ; oq- .... !;j: NO'IN :N N "" '" ('I ..... N""_ ~ ' 0\ .,., 0'" r--oq- 0'1 00"'('1 g)00 ...... V\00 ..... - N II') 1itlgregO\ ~=~l~ :• '" NO00 '" _' ,..., 0.,., . ,., ""1.0 oq-r--r-- 1.0 ;' 11')_ 11'1 011') • 0'\ ~ ....t ~ ..... o: 00'" "'\ON ...... _.f"fj.,., ~O'\;t ...... :"" ' OOM"1't- oq- §' \0 11'1'" ..... tr)M ~~_~oo ""'..-0\ V'I 1.0 ..., 0Il'lNoq-11'1 _ ...... 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L .Is CD g € "'uo ZO ;;;.. ;;;.. ..t .~ - - -....00· -...CiO ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KAMAREDDY TALUK 1981· 1981 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 61 A bd ulla nagar 28 Jangaon 21 Posanipet 42 Adloor 29 Amarlabanda 30 Kalojiwadi 12 RadhaipaUe 56 Kamareddy 58 Raghavapur 62 Barmajiwadi 2 Kammajiwadi 14 Ramareddy 38 Bhavanipet 48 Kankal 40 Rameshwarpalle 7 Bompalle 19 Kannapur 22 Rangampet 45 Brahmanpalle 57 Kisampalle 17 Reddipet 5 Kolwara! 47 Chandapur 69 Kothaipal1e 9 SadasivDlgar 63 Chinna Demi 52 Krishrajiwadi 46 Sangojlwadi 60 Chinna Mallareddy 31 KupriaJ 55 Sarampal e 41 Shabdipur 51 Devaipalle 27 Lingampalle 37 Singraipalle 53 Devanpalle 54 Lingapur 1 Dhaggi 68 Lingayapalle 50 Tadwai 2S Dharmaraopet 44 Tekriyat 16 Maddikunta 3 Thimmajiwadi 43 E1ichpur 24 Markhal 3S ThimmakkapaUe 66 Endriyal 8 Modegaon 67 Thimmakkapalle 23 Moshampur 10 Tirmanpalle 34 Gargul 26 Mudhojiwadi 4 Tukkojiwadi 18 Ghanpur 13 Gidda 65 Nandiwada 39 Ugarwai 20 Gollapalle 70 Narsannapalle 11 Uppa!wai 36 Gudem 6 Padmajiwadi 32 Yellareddy Isrojewadi 59 Patha Rajampet 33 Yerrapahad 15 Issannapalle 49 Pedda Demi 64 281 282 . 0 : .... . r " \O!:::8t3~ ~~g~;e OOMt-C'i' ...... ~ f'I""Il/") r MO\_ooO 1Or-V)"'d"'¢ r-i '" ""=tr---~tn q~q~~,...... _ ....-t tr) 283 ~ <,", ...... _ V'I N V'l : ..... : N- :~ ...... 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II:- - ,J::,J:: Do Do :!:o~~~ "l_-- -:. q ~ 00 , as 0 g§"go 0-1 '_ u Z ALPHABETICAL· LIST OF VILLAGES DOMAKONDA TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 5 Akkapur 6 Issaipet 23 Rajampet 36 Ambarpet 58 Issanagar 10 Rajkhanpet 42 Anchanur 67 Issannapalle 59 Ramachandrapur 1 Annaram 13 Rameshwarpalle 8 AntampalJe 21 Jangampalle 46 Rameshwarpalle 31 AntampaJle 40 Jangaon 38 RamreddipalJe 28 Argonda 65 Rayaga tlapalle 52 Kachapur 63 Baswapur 60 Kancharla 43 Sanganathpalle 37 Konapur 66 Bhagirathipalle 27 Santllipet 48 Kondapur Seribibipet 51 Bhiknur 57 33 Kundaram 50 Siddapur Bibipet 54 41 Sitarampalle 45 Lakshmidevunipalle 24 Somaram 20 Chintamanpalle 12 Latcbapet 3 Somaramp:t 26 Chityal 32 Lingupalle 15 Chukkapur 4 Tadkapalle 9 Machareddy 30 Talmadla 16 Devunipalle 5~ Malkapur 47 Tippapur 34 Domakonda 62 Mallupalle 56 Tujalpur 53 Mohammadapur 19 Mutyampet 25 Vankayalpalle 3S Faridpet 17 Palwancha 14 Wadi 11 Ghanpur 61 Pedda Mallareddy 64 Girijakunta 29 Peddapalle 39 Yadaram 44 Gottimukkata (Sitharampur) 22 Pondurthi 2 YelJampet 49 Gundaram 7 Potaratn 18 Yellapgonda 289 290 : on ...... : I,Q ---M .00 M- \0"" .-: 0 ,..- I;(") ('f") .: -'1"""'1 eo-M II'l_ : r- ~ ( ~ .... 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N 0\00 00'<1" .,., <'"l 00 N 00 0\ 00 ... .- N N _ ;:: 0", In In ... t- - '<1"- ·• '"V'l .... - • C~ OO~ ' '<1"_ ;:6N ON 00'<1" 0\ \,0 '<1"0 - r \,0\,0 <'">- .00 r-,...., or) or) N ...... -~ 294 STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. the area covered or locality From To ill each Enumeration No. Block 2 3 4 5 I ARMUR TOWN (Class Ill); ARMUR TALUK Ward 1 l~O 1-1-1 1-1-102 Mahalaxmi Temple, Shastri Nagar 191 1-1-103 1-1-147 Shastri Nagar 1-2-1 1-2-122 192 1-3-1 1-3-131 Zivath Nagar 1>93 1-4-1 1-4-117 do 194 1-4-118- 1-4-134 do 1-5-1 1-5-89 dO' l:95 1-5-90 1-5-126 dO' 1-6-1 1-6-50 dO' },~6 1-6-51 1-6-125 do 197 1-7-1 1-7-126 Panth Road, Weekly Market ~~ 1-8-1 1-8-96 Hassanebad 1:99 1-8-97 1-8-129 do 1-9-1 1-9-59 do 200 1-9-60 1-9-128 dO' 1-10-1 1-10-18 do 201 1-10-19- 1-10-127 do 202 1-11-1 1-1l-92 Auttee GaI1i 203 1-11-93- 1-11-130 do 1-12-1 1-12·56 204 1-12-57 1-12-125 Auttee Galli 1-13-1 1-13-3() Gummule Sreet 205 1-13-31 1-13-126 do 20& 1-14-1 1-14-125 Kumma Galli 207 1-15-1 1-15-118 Pipri Base 2(B 1-15-119 1-15-130 do 1-16-1 1-16-101 Kumli GaUi 20'); 1-17-1 1-17-78 Harijanawada, Vaddera Colony 210 2-1-f 2-1-100 Govt. Bunglow 211 2-2-t 2-2·110 Sri Laxmi NHayalita Temple, Neeha Sadak 21Z 2-3-1 2-3-100 Beach Galli 21~3 2-4-1 2-4-109- do 21it =-5-1 2-5-123 Janda Galli 215 3-1-]; 3-1-111 Sayeedabad, Nizamabad Road 3-2-1 3-2-30 216- J-2-31 3-2-124 Godown Area 3-3-1 3-3-107 217 3-4-1 3--4-124 Gandhi Road 218 3-5-1 3-5-101 Bus-Stand. Husnabad 219' 3-5-102 3-5-123 Gamdhi Road 3-6-1 3-6-12~ T.'(} 3-7-1 3-7-124 do 221 3-8-1 3-8-118 tTppad Sadak 22'2 3-9-1 3-9-122 Bada Bazar 223 3-10-1 3-10-125 Jamman Jatti 224 3-11-1 3-11-125 Dhobi Galli m 3-12-1 3-12-123 226 4-1-1 4-1-125 Pipri Base T27 4-2-1 4-2-127 228 4-3-1 4-3-105 229 4-4-1 4-4-122 Jaman latte 4-5-1 4-5-45 29-5 STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN-THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B NQ. ------the area covered or locality From To in each Enumeration No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 I ARMUR TOWN (Class nl) ARMUR TALUK (Concld.) Ward 4 (Coneld.) 230 4-5-46 4-5-125 Alur Base 4-6-1 4-6-68 231 4-6-69 4-6-87 Malaperket 4-7-1 4-7-125 Jamman Jatti V NIZAMABAD TOWN (Class I) NIZAMABAD TALUK Ward 1 1 1-1-1 1-1-93 Hyderabad Road, Phulong Road Junction 2 1-1-94 1-1-34 do 1-2-1 1-2-135 Pat gaily 3 1-2-36 1-2-82 do 4 1-2-83 1-2-102 do 1-3-1 1-3-26 do S 1-3-27 1-3-66 do 6 1-3-67 1-3-91 do 1-4-1 1-4-22 Jandagalli, Goll Hanuman Chowrasta 7 1-4-23 1-4-75 do 8 1-4-76 1-4-120 do 1-5-1 1-5-10 do 11 1-5-11 l-i-63 do 12 1-5-64 1-5-70 do 1-6-1 1-6-38 Phulong Area 13 1-6-39 1-6-62 do 1-7-1 1-7-21 do 14 1-7-22 1-7-59 do 1-8-1 1-8-10 do 15 1-8-11 1-8-51 Phuiong Area 16 1-8-52 1-8-99 do 17 1-8-100 1-8-127 do 1-9-1 1-9-32 do 18 1-9-33 1-9-99 do 1-10-1 1-10-9 do 19 1-10-10 1-10-72 do 20 1-10-73 1-10-109 do 21 1-10-110 1-10-125 do 1-11-1 1-11-21 Mohan Talkies Road,Pochamma Galli Chowrasta. 22 1-11-22 1-11-62 do 23 1-11-63 1-11-97 do 1-12-1 1-12-25 Hyderabad Road 24 1-12-26 1-12-49 do 25 1-13-1 1-13-60 Vinayak Nagar 1-13-61 1-13-172 do 2 26 2-1-1 2-1-58 Kasbagalli 27 2-1-59 2-1-77 do 2-2-1 2-2-44 Narsagoud Veedhi 28 2-2-45 2-2-92 do 29 2-2-93 2-2-132 do 2-3-1 2-3-6 Bagwangalli 30 2-3-7 2-3-64 Bagawangalli 31 2-3-65 2-3-136 do 32 2-4-1 2-4-69 Upper Taikdi 2-6-1 2-6-14 Jawhargalli 296' si--ATEMENT SHOWING -THE-DETA'iLS OF TIiE AREAS -iNCLUDED rN'THE-Eli~UME:RATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Hou,e Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. ------_--- the area covered or locality From To in each Enumeration No. Block 2 3 4 5 V NlZAMABAD TOWN (Class I) NIZAMABAD TALUK (Contd.) Ward 2 (CoJlcJd.) 33 2-6-15 2-6-72 JawhargalJi 2-5-1 2-5-25 do 34 2-5-26 2-5-70 do 2-7-1 2-7-45 Ramswaroop Area 35 2-7-46 2-7-82 do 2-8-1 2-8-79 Weekly Bazar (Jumerath Bazar) 36 2-8-80 2-8-85 do 2-9-1 2-9-71 Kolli Gaily J7 2-9-72 2-9-8& do 2-10-1 2-10-36 Babbil Tharfa 3S 2-10-37 2-10-82 do 39> 2-10-83 2-10-95 do 2-11-1 2-11-46 do 4() 2-11-47 2-11-92 do 2-12-1 2-12-16 :Babbil Tharfa, Imlimahal 9- 2-12-17 2-12-56 do 1'() 2-12-51 2-12-104 do 41 3-1-1 3-1-48 JandagalJi 4Z 3-1-49 3-1-58 do 3-2-1 3-2-34 do 43- 3-2-35 3-2-59 Jandagalli 3-3-1 3-3-24 do 44 3-3-25 3-3-60 do 3-4-1 3-4-14 do 45 3-4-15 3-4-69 4Q, 3-5-1 3-5-34 Zerray Kota Galli 47 3-5-35 3-5-71 do 48- 3-5-72 3-5-110 do 3-6-1 3-6-34 Zerray Kota GaJli, Varni Road. 491 3-6-35 3-6-104 do 50. 3-6-105· J--6-145 do 3-7-1 3-7-10 do 5l> 3-7-11 3-7-62 do 52 3-7-63- 3-7-137 do 53 3-7 -13& 3-7-165 do 3-8.-1 3-8-16 Varni Road 54 3-8-17 3-8.-74 do 55 3-8-75 3-8-184 do 56 3-8-185 3-8-230 do 57 3-8-231 3-8-234 do 3-9-1 3-9-25 Dhobhi Galli ,8- 3-9-26 3-9-83 do 5~ 3-·9-84 3-9-98 do 3-10-1 3-10-30 Shankar Bhavan (Schoor Road) 6Q 3-\0-31 3--10-100 Shankar Bhavan (School Road) 3-11-1 3-11-27 Nakash Galli 61 3-11-28 3-11-82 do 236 3-12-1 3-12-20 Bada Bazar 3-12-21 3-12-66 do 62- 3-12-67 3-12-110. do- 297 STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATlON BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT House Nos. Description of Ward or Block B.B No. ------the area covered or locality From To in each Enumeration No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 V NIZAMABAD TOWN (Class I) NIZAMABAD TALUK (Contd.) Ward 3 (Concld.) 63 3-12-111 3-12-128 Bada Bazar 3-13-1 3-13-42 do 64 3-13-43 3-13-67 do 3-14-1 3-14-19 Kasba Galli Road 65 3-14-20 3-14-70 do 4 66 4-1-1 4-1-50 Azam Road 67 4-1-51 4-1-83 do 4-2-1 4-2-23 do 68 4-2-24 4-2-68 do 4-3-1 4-3-57 Gandhi Chowk 69 4-4-1 4-4-56 Station Road 70 4-4-57 4-4-85 do 4-5-1 4-5-35 Jawahar Road 71 4-5-36 4-5-105 do 72 4-6-1 4-6-25 Kasba Galli 73 4-6-26 4-6-64 do 74 4-7-1 4-7-46 Hathai Galli 75 4-7-47 4-7-88 do 5 170 5-1-1 5-1-38 Govt. Hospital. Jamarath Bazar 5-2-1 5-2-8 do 76 5-2-9 5-2-74 Mudiraj Galli 77 5-2-75 5-2-164 do 78 5-2-165 5-2-208 do 5-3-1 5-3-34 Pochamma Galli 79 5-3-35 5-3-124 do 80 5-3-125 5-3-168 do 5-4-1 5-4-40 Shaha Lane. Garka Nagar 81 5-4-41 5-4-99 do 82 5-4-100 5-4-164 do 83 5-4-165 5-4-254 do 5-5-1 5-5-25 Khaleel wadi 84 5-5-26 5-5-82 do 85 5-5-83 5-5-155 do 5-6-1 5-6-73 Tilak Garden Road. Station Road 5-7-1 5-7-10 RaJiway Yard 86 5-7-11 5-7-204 Khalee1 Wadi 87 5-7-205 5-7-304 do 5-8-1 5-8-18 Kanteshwar Road 88 5-8-19 5-8-106 do 89 5-8-107 5-8-206 do 90 5-9-1 5-9-42 Yallamma Gutta 91 5-9-43 5-9-82 do 92 5-9-83 5-9-150 do 93 5-9-151 5-9-220 do 94 5-9-221 5-9-225 do 5-10-1 5-10-23 do 95 5-10-24 5-10-105 do 96 5-10-106 5-10-181 do 97 5-10-182 5-10-257 Yellamma Gutta 98 5-10-258 5-10-316 do 298 STATE~ENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. ------the area covered or locality From To in each Enumeration No. Block I 2 3 4 5 V NIZAMABAD TOWN (Class I) NIZAMABAD TALUK (Contd.) Ward 5 (Concld.) 99 5-10-317 5-10-365 Yel}amma Gutta 5-1I-} 5-11-29 Hyderabad Road tOO 5-11-30 5-11-87 do 6- }O2 6-1-1 6-1-72 Mission Compound (Armur Road) 103 6-1-73 6-1-113 do 104 6-1-114 6-1-168 do 6-2-1 6-2-16 Subash Nagar. Azad Nagar (Ligh Quarters) lOS· 6-2-17 6-2-67 do }()6. 6-2-68 6-2-139- do J07 6-2-140 6--2-190 do 108 6-3-1 6-3-79 Pamula Basti. Jagjeevan Ram Veedhi 1'09 6-3-80 6-3-167 do II() 6-3-168 6-3-221 do 6-4-1 6-4-39 Railway Yard, (Railway Quarters) I'll 6-4-40 6-4-154 do Il2 6-4-155 6-4-202 do 6-5-1 6-5-34 Gandhi Nagar 11> 6-5-35 6-5-112 do r14 6-5-113 6-5-132 do 6-6-1 6-6-85 do 115 6-6-86 6-6-147 do 6-7-1 6-7-7 Convent School, Hamalwadi lr6 6-7-8 6-7-77 Convent Scbool. Hamalwadi 117 6-7-78 6-7-155 do 118 6-8-1 6-8-54 Namdevwada (North) tl9- 6-8-55 6--8-90 do 120 6-8-91 6-8-136 do l'21 6-8-131 6-8-172 do 6-9-1 6-9-13 Namdevwada (South) 122 6-9-14 6-9-44 00 123 6-9-45 6-9-72 do 6-10-1 6-10-10 PUmp Bowli 1'24 6-10-11 6-10-63 do )25 6-10-64- 6-10-107 do 126 6-10-108 6-10-111 do 6-11-1 6--11-50- do 121 6-11-51 6-11-124- do 128 6-11-125 6-11-139 do 6-12-1 6-12-120 Maratha Samaj. Gurba-Badi Road. 1"29- 6-12-21 6-12-45 do 1130 6-12-46 6-12-68 do 131 6-12-69 6-12-77 do 6-13-1 6-13-14 Yenkagood Bag 1'32 6-13-15 6·13-43 do 1'33 6-13-44 6-13·95 do 6-13·96 6-13-124 do 134 6-14-1 6-14-20- Shaheed Radha Krishna Nagar 135 6-14-21 6--14-4S do 136 6-14·49 6-14-99 d0' 131 6-14-100 6-14-109 Shaheed Radha Krishna Nagav 6-15-1 6-15-39 Sanjeeva Colony 299 STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. ------_--- the area covered or locality From To in each Enumeration No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 V NIZAMABAD TOWN (Class I) NIZAMABAD TALUK (Contd.) Ward 6 (Coneld.) 138 6-15-40 6-15-72 Sanjeeva Colony 139 6-15-73 6--15-118 do 140 6-15-119 6--15-214 do 141 6-15-215 6-15-298 do 6-16--1 6--16--12 Ambedkar Nagar 142 6-16-13 6--16-118 do 143 6-16-119 6--16--215 do 6-17-1 6-17-44 Gandhi Nagar 144 6-17-45 6-17-146 do 145 6--18-1 6--18-130 N.G.O's., Colony 146 6-19-1 6-19-136 Adharsh Nagar Colony 147 6-19-137 6-19-167 do 6-20-1 6-20-55 Dubba (East) 148 6-20-56 6-20-102 do 6-21-1 6--21-28 Chandra Sekhar Nagar, Neela Kanteshwar Nagar. Goutham Nagar. 149 6--21-29 6-21-105 do 150 6-21-106 6--21-206 do 151 6-21-207 6--21-248 do 6-22-1 6-22-74 do 152 6-22-75 6-22-108 do 6-23-1 6-23-120 do 153 6-24-1 6-24-95 Labour Colony 154 6-24-96 6--24-157 do 6-25-1 6-25-26 Dubba (West) 155 6-25-27 6-25-82 do 156 6-25-83 6-25-140 do 157 6-25-141 6-25-204 Dubba (West) 158 6-25-205 6-25-233 do 6-26-1 6-26-21 Gurba Badi, Shanti Nagar, Shastri Nagar, New Gunj Area. 159 6-26-22 6-26-105 do 160 6--26-106 6-26-209 do 7 161 7-1-1 7-1-90 Ramgopal Veedhi 7-2-1 7-2-6 Goshala Madwadi Galli 162 7-2-7 7-2-22 do 7-3-1 7-3-46 Mirchi Compound 163 7-3-47 7-3-144 do 164 7-3-145 7-3-275 do 165 7-3-276 7-3-353 do 7-4-1 7-4-53 Gandhi Gunj 166 7--4-54 7-4-134 do 7-5-1 7-5-37 Devi Road 167 7-5-38 7-5-86 do 7-6-1 7-6-41 Godown Road. Station Road. 168 7-6-42 7-6-52 do 7-7-1 7-7-61 Kumar Galli 169 7-7-62 7-7-107 do 7-8-1 7-8-30 Kumar Galli. Station Road. Gandhi Chowk. 171 7-8-31 7-8-58 do 7-9-1 7-9-50 Muslim Graveyard 300 STA.TEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION' BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT House Nos Description of Ward or Block B. B.No. ------the area covered Or locality From To in each Enumeration No. Block 1 2 3 4 S V NIZAMABAD TOWN (Class 1) NIZAMABAD TALUK (Contd.) Ward 7 (Concld:) 172 7-9-51 7-9~12S Muslim Graveyard 7-10-1 7-10·10 Bodhan Road, Yerukalawada. 173 7-10--11 7-10-97 do 174 1-10-9S 7-10~191 Bodhan Road, Yerukalawada 115 7-10-192 7-10-197 do 7-11-1 7-11-70 MaJapally (North) 225 7-11-71 7-11~141 do 176 8-1-1 8-1-67 Bodhan Blls-St:lnd 177 8-2-1 8-2-37 Dharu Gulli, Ahmedi Bazar. 17S 8-2-38 8-2-83 do 8-3-1 8-3-15 Dharu GaUi 17,:} 8-3-16 8-3-70 do 18(} 8-3-71 8-3-112 do t8t 8-4-1 8-4~50 Bada Bazar, Old Girls High School 182 8-4-S1 8-4-86 do I'S} 8-4-87 8-4~109 do 8-5-1 8-5-46 Bada Bazar, Water Tank 184 8-5-47 8-5-91 do 18S: 8-6-1 8-6-31 Hathai Galli Road 186 8-6-38 8-6-73 do 1'87 8-7~1 8-7-45 do l'SS 8-7-46 8-7-62 do 8-8-1 8-8-46 Ahmedi Bazar, Market Area 1'89' 9-1-1 9-1-62 Barkatpura Market Area 9-2-1 9-2-5 Barkatpura t90 9-2-6 9~2-49 do 191 9-2-50 9~2-83 do 192 9-2-8 ~ 9-2-110 Barka'pura 9-3-1 9-3-33 Burud Galli 19> 9-3-34 9·3-76 do 194- 9-3-77 9-3-90 do 9·4-1 9~4-4.5 Gajulpet 19)- 9-4-46 9-4-107 do 196 9-4-108 9-4-171 do 197 9-5-1 9-5-59 do 198 9-5-6) 9-5-120 do 1"99- ~-5·l2t 9-5-149- do 9-6-1 9-6-39- Quilla Road (East} 20(} 9-6-40 9-6-101 do 201. ~-6-108 9-6-145 do 202 9-6-146 9-6-161 do 9-7~1 9-7-11 QuiPla Road {West) Bharath Kandasari & IDGA Area 203 ~-7-18 9-7-104- do 204- 9--7-Hl5 9-7-182 do 9--8-1 9-8-4 Quilla Rood 205- 9-8~5 9~8-43- do 206 9-8-44 9-8-100 do 207 9-9-1 9~9-70 Mustaidpura 208 9-9-71 9-9-137 do 301 STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. ------the area covered or locality From To in each Enumeration No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 V NIZAMABAD TOWN (Class I) NIZAMABAD TALUK (Conld.) Ward 9 ,Coneld.) 209 9-9-138 9-9-162 Mustaidpura 9-10-1 9-10-42 Kudhwai Pura 210 9-10-43 9·10-73 do 9-11-1 9-11-13 Ahmedpura Colony 211 9-11-14 9-11-71 do 212 9-11-72 9-11-114 Ahmedpura Colony 213 9-12-1 9-12-57 do 214 9-12-58 9-12-103 do 215 9-12-104 9-12-136 do Z16 9-12-137 9-12-183 do 9-13-1 9-13-14 do 217 9-13-15 9-13-87 do 218 9-13-88 9-13-123 do 9-14-1 9-14-22 do 219 9-14-23 9-14-96 do 220 9-14-97 9-14-136 do 9-15-1 9-15·11 do 221 9-15-12 9-15-60 do 222 9-15-61 9-15-91 do 9-16-1 9-16-23 do 223 9-16-24 9-16-70 do 224 9-16-71 9-16-112 do 9-17-1 9-17-33 Malapalli (South) 226 9-17-34 9-17-129 do 227 9-17-130 9-17-170 do 9-18-1 9-18-17 Valmiki Nagar, Sarangapur 228 9-18-18 9-18-70 do 229 9-18-71 9-18-115 do 230 9-18-116 9-18-182 do 231 9-18-183 9-18-225 do 232 9-18-226 9-18-242 do 9-19-1 9-19-32 do 233 9-19-33 9-19-38 Valmiki Nagar. Sarangapur 9-20-1 9-20-62 Autonagar. Sarangapur 234 9-20-63 9-20-158 do 235 9-20-159 9-20-255 do 10 237 10-1-1 10-1-50 Bada Bazar 238 10-1-51 10·-1-85 do 10-2-1 10-2-10 Tanagalli 239 10-2-11 10-2-58 do 240 10-2·59 10-2-103 do 241 10-2-104 10-2-135 do 10-3-1 10-3-25 Shivaji Nagar 242 10-3-26 10-3-119 do 243 10-3-120 10-3-183 do 244 10-4-1 10-4-73 Varni Road. Tronching Ground Road. 245 10-4-74 10-4-140 do 246 10-4-141 10-4--254 do 247 10-5-1 10-5-130 Indrapuram. Nagaram 248 10-5-131 10-5-247 do 302 STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT Mouse Nos Description of Ward or Block E.B.No. ------the area covered or locality From To in each Enumeration No. Bloc.k 2 3 4 5 V NlZAMABAD TOWN (Class I) NIZAMABAD TALUK (Concld_) Ward 10,(Concld 1 249" tO~6-1 10-6-105- Power House, Junior College Area 250 10-7-1 10-7-7() Bhoi Galli 251 J.0-7-71 10-7-147 do 252 10-S-1 10-S-74 Brahmapuri 253 10-S-75 lO-S-12!) GO 254- 1O-S-13(}' 10-S-17S. do 10-9-1 10-9.11 Chakramgudi Area 255- 1'0-9-12 10-9-104 do 256 10-9-1 OS 10-9-144 I.T,l. Area 257 10-9-145 10-9-160 do 10-10-1 10-10-32 do 258 10-10-3~ 10-10-S7 Chakramgudi Area: 25') 1.O-10-S8 10-10-142 do 26() 10-10-143 10-10-191 do 261 10-10-192: 10-10-229' do 262 10-10-230 10-10-260' do 10-11-1 10-11-16 I.T.I .• Brahmapuri. Chakramgudi.. 263 10-11-17' 10-11-53 do 264 10-11-54 10-11-61 do 10-12-1 10-12-1S Nagreshamgt!d:i 265 10-12-19, 10-12-52 do, 101 11-1-1 11-1-73 Kanteshwar. Armur Road. Women'S Col'lege_ 266 11-1-74 11-1-193 tic} 267 11-1-194 11-1-230 do 11-2-1 11-2-30 Gopanpally Road. A. 1". Housing Colony_ 268 11-2-31 11-2-66, do 11-3-1 11-3-10 Kanteshwar Road. 269 ];1-3-11 11-3-87 do 270 1i1-3-Sa 11-3-100 do U-4-1 11-4-6S Christian Colon.y 12: 271 12-1-1 12-1-48 Arsapally 12-2-1 12-2-41 do 272 12-2-42 12-2-66 do 12-3-1 12-3-56 dB< m 12-3-51 12-3-S7 do 12-4-1 12-4-55 do 274 1-2-4-56 12-4-89 ArsapalJy 12-5-1 12-5-S2 do 275 12-5-83 12-5-158 d'o III BODHAN TOWN (Class II) BODHAN TALUK Ward!, 11 l' 1-1-1 t-l-10S Behind Tahsil Office, Rakaspet 2 1-1-109' 1-1-211 Mujafar Ahmed Nagar Colony. Rakasper 3 1-1-212 1-1-274 do 4 1-1-275 1-1-339l4 Municipal Quarters., Mosque area of Rakaspef 5 1-1-340 1-1-406/4 do 6 1-1-407 1-1-518 00 7 1-1-519 1-1-625 do 8 1-1-626 1-1-734 do 9 1-2-1 1-2-94/1 Old Rakaspet. Dhobigalii 303 STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT House Nos. Descnption of Ward or Block E. B.No. -~------the area covered or locality From To in each Enumeration No. Block 2 3 4 5 III BODHAN TOWN (Class II) BOD HAN TALUK (Contd.) Ward 1 (Coneld.) 10 1-2-95 1-2-169r4 Old Rakaspet. Harijanawada II 1-2-170 1-2-256 Behind Water Works. Rakaspet 12 1-2-257 1-2-354 Samithi Office Area, Rakaspet 13 1-2-355 1-2-467 Bhimgutta Area Rakaspet 14 1-2-468 1-2-573rl Gandhi Nagar Area. Rakaspet 15 1-2-574 1-2-629rl Railway Station Area 1-3-1 1-3-59 16 1-3-60 1-3-216 Gunj Area 17 1-3-217 1-3-330r 1 do 18 1-4-1 1-4-99 Sharbati Canal Area, Bus Stand 19 1-4-100 1-4-207 do 20 1-4-208 1-4-306 Bus Stand Area 21 1-4-307 1-4-549 Behind National Hotel, Bus Stand Area 22 1-4-550 1-4-720rl do 23 1-4-721 1-4-832 Chakki Tank Area 24 1-4-833 1-4-907/1 do 25 1-4-908 1-4-1015 do 2 26 2-1-1 2-1-84 Ranjal Base, Harijanawada 2-2-1 2-2-25 27 2-::'-::'6 2-2-111 Dangar Galli 28 2-2-112 2-2-134 do 2-3-1 2-3-78/4 29 2-3-79 2-3-169 Udmirgalli. HeeragaJli, Alibad 30 2-3-170 2-3-253(2) do 31 2-3-2c4 2-3-271 do 2-4-1 2-4-83/1 do 32 2-4-84 2-4-197 Dhobigalli, Jangampalli 33 2-4-198 2-4-216 do 2-5-1 2-5-129 do 34 2-5-130 2-5-247 Rangargalli, Harijanawada, Bhoigatli 35 2-5-248 2-5-340 do 2-6-1 2-6-59 do 36 2-6-60 2-6-181 Pangalli 37 2-6-182 2-6-281 do 38 2-6-282 2-6-312 do 3 39 3-1-1 3-1-58 (5) Tattikote, Reddypet 40 3-1-59 3-1-187 do 41 3-1-188 3-1-314 do 42 3-1-315 3-1-368 Tattlkote, Reddypet 3-2-1 3-2-55 Tattikote, Reddypet. Dyakamgalli 43 3-2-56 3-2-138 Dyakamgall i 3-3-1 3-3-44 do 44 3-3-45 3-3-12l!l Brahmingalli, Kundugalli, 3-4-1 3-4-41 (2) KotwalgaIli, TeergaUi 43 3-4-42 3-4-133r3 Kotwalgalli. Teergalli 46 3-4--134 3-4-226 do 47 3-4~227 3-4--332 do 48 3-4-333 3~4-372 (3) do 3-5-1 3-5-46 do 49 3-5-47 3-5-168 Badabazar, BoigalIi. KundugaIJi. Narsi Road 304 ~TATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMER.ATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. ------the area covered or locality From To in each Enumeration No. Block 2 3 4 5 HI Bo.DHAN TOWN (Class II) BOD HAN TALUK (Concld.) Ward 3 (Concld.) 50 3r-S-169 3-5-208 Badabazar. Boigalli, Kundugal1i, Narsi Raod 3-6-1 3-6-88 dCll 51 3-6-89 3-6- J 79 Chekkipet Area 3-7-1 3-7-115 do 52 3-7-116 3-7-226. do 53 4-1-1 4-1-120 Achanpalli Area 54 4-1- t21 4-1-223 do 55 4-1-224 4-1-320 do 56 4-1-32t 4-1-422/1 do 57 4-1-423 4-1-594/1 do 58 4-1-595 4-1-627 do 4-2-1 4-2-79 Officers Quarters ofNizam Sugar Factory Area 59 4-2-80 4-2-171 do 60 4-3-1 4-3-108 N.S.F.Employees Colony,Girls and Boys High School. 61 4-3-109 4-3-212 Post-Office, Mosque Area 62 4-3-213 4-3-334 63 4-3-335 4-3-435 4-4-1 4-4-32 64 4-4-33 4-4--141 Water Tank, Children Park, 65 4-4-142 4-4-259- Employees of N.S.F. of Shakkar Nagar Arew 66 4-4-260 4-4-379- 67 4-4-380 4-4-450 4-5-\ 4-5-40 68 4-5-41 4-5-183 R.ound-RQofQuarters of NI:zam Sugar Factory, 89 4-5-184 4-5-291 Shakkar Na.gar 70 4-5-292 4-5-403 71 4-5-404 4-5-466 4-6-1 4-6-48 72 4--6-49 4-6-159 Ram Mandir Area,. Tattikote Area of N.s.F., 73 4-6-160 4--6-275 Shakkiilr Nagar 74 4-6--276 4-6-405 75 4-6-406 4-6--534 76 4-6-535 4--6-654 77 4-6-655 4-6-760 4-7-1 4-7-111 78 4-7-·112 4-7-247 Bada Bazar of Nizam Sugar Factory, 79 4-7-248 4-7-353' Shakkar Nagar 80 4-8-1 4-8-130 Railway Station Shakkar Nagar, Railway Cofony IV KAMAREIDDY '}TOWN (Class III) KAMAREDDY TALUK Ward l' 1145 1-1-1 1-1-68 :Railway Boundry, Pallchamukhi Hanuman Temple 1-2-1 1-2~9i 1'46 1-2-92 1-2-132 SirsiUa'Road, P.S. Godown Road, Old Bus Stand' 1-3-1 1-3-88· Agric\uture Godown, Congress Office, Sh:wthi Talkies, Adl'oor Road 147 ]-3-89 1-3-137 do 1-4-1 1-4-43[3 Shant-hi Talkies, Bathakamma Kunta, Panchamukhi Hanuman Temple 1<48 1-'1-4-+ 1-4-90 do 1-5~1 1-5-52 Sirsill STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT HOll~e Nos. D~scriptlon of Ward or Block E. B. No. the area (;overed or locality From To in eal:h Enumeration No. Block 2 4 5 IV KAMAREDDY TOWN (Cia,s Ul) KAMAREDDY TALUK (Coutd.) Ward 1 (Concld.) 149 1-5-53 1-5-118 Slrsilla Road to Kamareddy Road ISO 1-5-119 1-5-127 do 1-6-1 1-6-204 Sirs ilia Road, Gunj Road, Tilak Road 1-7-1 1-7-70 151 1-7-71 1-7-180 Subhash Road, Tilak Road 1-8-1 1-8-69 do 152 1-8-70 1-8-87 Subhaf';h Road, Station Road 1-9-1 1-9-130 do 1-10-1 1-10-48 do 153 1-10-49 1-10-94 Musriff Bagh Colony, Station Road 1-11-1 1-11-113 do 154 1-11-114 1-11-125 Bathakamma Kunta Area 1-12-1 1-12-58 do 2 155 :-1-1 2-1-156 Station Road, Bhara'h Road 156 2-1-157 2-1-240 do 2-2-1 2-2-67 do 157 2-2-68 2-2-111 Bharath Road, Weekly Market Road, Subhash Road 2-3-1 2-3-108 do 2-4-1 2-4-18 Shivaji Road ISS 2-4-i9 2-4-141 do 159 2-4--14:2 2-4-151 do 2-'i-1 2-5-79 Bharath RO.:Jd, Kasab Galli, Bada Bazar 2-6-1 2-6-26 d() 160 2-6-27 2-6-117 Lohar Galli to Gadi Road 2-7-1 2-7-48 do 161 2-7-49 2-7-104 Gadi Road 2-8-1 2-8-23 do 162 2-8-24 2-8-95 do 2-9-1 2-9-63 Shivaji Road 163 2- 10-1 2-10-95 do 2-11-1 2-11-106 Shivaji Road to Gunj Road 3 16.1- 3-1-1 3-1-15511 Sarojinid'~vi ROJ.d to Weekly Market, Sirsill.l Road 165 3-1-15518 3-1-188 Gopalaswamy Road to Sarojinidevi Road 3-2-1 3-2-88 do 166 3-3-1 3-3-94 Gopalaswamy Road to Shcrgalli 3-4-1 3-4-30 Gopalaswdmy Road to Brahi11ang~ll1i 167 3-4-31 3-4-117 Bada Bazar Area to Har _ianawad:l Area 3-5-1 3-5-29 168 3-5-30 3-5-159 Harijanwada 3-6-1 3-6-38 169 3-6-39 3-6-121 do 3-7-1 3-7-74 do 170 3-7-75 3-7-102 do 3-8-1 3-8-94 do 171 3-9-1 3-9-121 ('0 4 172 4-1-1 4-1-133 Sardarpatel Road to Erukalawada Road 173 4-2-1 4-2-104 Bhavani Road, Bada Bazar 4-3-1 4-3-48 Bhavani Road 174 4-3-49 4-3-137 Bhavani Road, Harijanawada, Kistamma Gudi 4-4-1 4-4-39 175 4-4-40 4-4-185 do 176 4-5-1 4-5-122 Kistamma Gudi, Gol1awada Road 306 STATEMENT SHOWIl'cC; THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. ------the area covered or locality From To in each Enumeration No. Block 2 3 4 5 IV KAMAREDDY TOWN (Class III) KAMAREDDY TALUK (CoocId.) Ward 4 (Concld.) 177 4-5-123 4-5-156 Gollawada to Islampura 4-6-1 4-6-100 178 4-6-101 4-6-141 Islampura Area 4-7-1 4-7-78 4-8-1 4-8-26 179 4-8-27 4-8-96 Islampura Area, Sub-Registrar Office 4-9-1 4-9-71 180 4-9-72 4-9-151 lslampura to Beef Market 4-1.0-1 4-10-49 181 4-10-50 4-10-180 do 1&2 4-11-1 4-11-183 Laddaf Galli 183 5-1-1 5-1-100 Z.P.H. School, N.H. Way,I.B.Bunglow Area, 5-2-1 5-2-61 Erukalawada, LB. Road, Hyderabad Road 184 5-2-62 5-2-89 Nagpoor Road, Z.P.H. School (Boys) 5-3-1 5-3-149 5-4-1 5·4-23 185 5-4-24 5-4-125 Nagpoor Road 5-5-1 5-5-163 ]86 5-6-1 5-6-61 N.G .O'S Colony 5-7-1 5-7-117 Sriram Nagar Colony 187 5-7-118 5-7-180 Sriram Nagar Colony to Nagpoor Road 5-8-1 5-8·120 307 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT TOTAL. SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK - WISE Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Populaticn Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6 ARMUR TALUK 1811/1 ARMUR TOWN (P) Total 23.639 1.696 154 Ward 1 Total 12.085 888 106 190 692 74 11 191 680 192 867 38 7 193 622 194 637 56 3 195 660 196 545 56 8 197 498 28 198 617 6 199 580 11 200 614 15 201 641 53 202 fi45 203 608 25 204 585 205 553 206 492 207 532 208 569 416 209 448 148 32 2 Total 2.567 90 5 210 449 211 503 212 587 90 5 213 543 214 485 3 Total 6.787 368 35 215 1.804 300 7 216 463 67 28 217 477 218 557 219 548 220 500 221 458 222 517 223 489 224 503 225 471 4 Total 2.200 350 8 *226 *227 228 494 229 684 5 230 569 201 231 453 149 3 * E.B. Nos. 226 & 227 have no Population. 308 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK - WISE Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/ Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6 BANSWADA TALUK 18/6;U BANSW ADA TOWN (P) Total 14,226 1,549 195 Ward 1 Total 2,514 103 53 299 812 15 42 300 708 10 4 301 468 i 7 302 526 7\ ~ "- Total 3,12CJ 60 303 692 32 304 692 13 305 583 4 306 654 10 307~ 508 1 Total' 3,431 25 30S 781 309 710 310 776, 311 722 25 312~ 444 4 Total' 2.655 136 313 625 10 314 570, 126 315 857 316 603 5 Total 2,495 1,225 142 317 585 (), 318 551 497 319 542 542 320 164 157 321 653 29 136 BODHAN TALUK 18!4/III BODHAN TOWN (M) Total 50,807 5,049· 650 Ward 1 Total 16,884 1,487 429 1 747 150 2 2 683 11 3 595 4 706 146 5 564 6 682 140 23 7 703 39 8 731 135 76 9 734 10 550 366 11 625 40 22 12 527 7 13 669 26 6 14 801. 36 230 309 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK - WISE Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6 I8H/Ill BODHAN TOWN (M) (Contd.) BODHAN T ALUK (Contd.) Ward 1 (Coneld.) 15 637 151 38 16 672 120 17 678 29 16 18 587 19 787 1 20 695 4 21 650 22 656 20 2 23 830 1 24 678 53 25 697 12 12 2 Total 8,016 1.117 66 26 889 6Q7 52 27 585 28 670 29 606 30 606 31 (;50 32 692 33 662 31 34 620 127 35 676 352 13 36 622 37 609 38 129 3 Total 8,978 576 42 39 469 40 689 180 30 41 747 247 42 604 43 639 44 693 1 45 650 4 46 602 47 618 48 623 132 10 49 676 50 633 2 2 51 675 10 52 660 4 Total 16,929 1,869 113 53 554 54 675 55 604 6 56 645 29 7 57 593 17 5 58 502. 6 59 642 20 23 60 643 10 31'0 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 'fOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK - WISE Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Schcdu!ed No. Town/Ward/Vrban No. Popui.!tion Castes Tribes Block 1 2 3 4 , 6 18/4/1)] BOP HAN TOWN (M) (Concld.) BOD HAN TALUK tConcld.) Ward 4 (.Concld.) 61 670 1J 62 594 16 63 605 33 64 664 65 ~H 5 66 56J 35 61 513- 26 16- 68 679, 217 69, 54:- 51 70. 617 206. lOr 71 642 53 72_ 534 136 11 547 151 8 'i4 564 200· \) 15 560l 1J56. (> 76 619 146 7{ 'JOO 150 4 78 617' 66 2(}· 79' 488 80 459 1'.26· KAMAREDDY. TALUK. 18/8/IV KAMAREDDY TOWN (p) Total 33,048 2,601' Ward 1 Tntai 8,159 174- 14S 789' 44 146 793 7 141 169· 148, 856, 77 149, 1,224 1(). 150 819' 7 151 918. 152' 746, J 53' 820· 4- ]54 425 25- Total 6,698: 58 155 769' 32' 156 166 3 157 730 158 145 2 159 698 6 160· 81S 17 161 499' 162 758 163 920, Total' 5,915 l',955· 164 1.,058 52 165 689 166 727 1. 167 707 15 311 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK - WISE Code Name of E. B. Tota! Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward /Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6 IS/S/lY KAMAREDDY TOWN (p) (Concld.) KAMAREDDY TALUK (Conc1d.) Ward 3 (Conc1d.) 168 761 117 169 760 703 170 591 519 171 622 542 4 Total 7.991 140 5 172 627 9 173 766 14 174 720 175 792 79 176 662 2 177 768 178 761 179 834 ISO 668 24 181 667 2 1 182 726 10 4 5 Total 4.285 274 20l 1!<3 813 86 III lR4 758 3S 9 185 1,218 95 15 186 876 36 66 187 620 19 NIZAMABAD TALUK 18/3/V NIZAMABAD TOWN (M) Total 183.061 14,756 1,392 Ward 1 Total 15,011 1.128 20 1 698 2 642 10 3 610 4 553 5 514 6 628 7 669 4 8 658 11 717 12 560 4 13 719 14 732 15 682 16 627 17 596 174 18 735 315 19 658 179 20 621 21 722 67 22 665 23 686 12 24 624 310 25 695 65 7 312 APP£NDtX TO ORBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK - WISE Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled ScheduLd No. Town/Ward/Urban No. population Castes 'Tribes Block J 2 3 4 5 6 18/31V N1ZAMABAD, '"(OWN (M) (Contu.) NIZAMABAD '"(ALUK (Cootd.) Ward 2 Total 11 ,116 133 IG 26 770' 69' 3 27 650 7 28 665 29 631l 30 643 31 589' 32 665 33' 730 16' 34: 737 37 35 606 ~1 36 692 J 31 6::8. 38 638 39, 667 1 40 668: 9 514 10, 614- 3'" Total; 1'7,928 2m 138'. 41 59& 42.- 604 4J 774 44 815 141 6> 45- 709' 46 822' 47 733 43' 48 676, 10; 49' 664 5() 711 Z 51 63(}, 4 25 52 640 li1 .1 53 677- 147 54 672 5- 19 55 637 11 38 56 715 5 57- 701 58 7OI. 59 735 2' 60 182 14 4- 61 666 5 62 671 63 683 64 687- 65 649 236 577 4 Total 7,068 rot 5, 66 663 13 67 712 5; 68 806, 18 69, 569, t3 313 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK - WISE Code Name of E. B. Total Schedukd Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6 18i3/V NIZAMABAD TOWN (M) (Contd.) NIZAMABAD TALUK (Contd.) Ward 4 (Concld.) 70 836 57 71 832 72 505 73 636 74 746 75 763 5 Total 17,303 1,795 116 76 562 77 622 78 644 161 79 650 333 80 730 230 1 81 613 13 82 711 12 9 83 743 269 9 84 814 8 2 85 902 98 6 81) 795 99 87 670 119 7 88 579 101 89 625 24 10 90 562 19 91 595 14 92 635 33 13 93 673 59 13 94 655 6 2 95 556 92 96 580 II 3 97 712 26 9 98 545 7 99 656 50 100 644 11J 170 780 25 6 Total 39,793 5,558 511 J(}2 762 171 1m 811 17 1 104 747 57 4() 105 645 52 7 106 664 14 107 581 27 S 108 669 251 17 109 741 282 17 110 765 210 14 III 779 173 21 112 681 54 70 tt3 598 4 114 716 105 4 115 687 43 116 715 105 24 117 686 99 4 314 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK - WISE Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6 18/3tV N~ZAM.ABAD TOWN eM) (Contd.) NIZAMABAD TALUK (Co.atd.) Wllrd 6 (Concld.) lIS 752 51 3 119· 620 II} 3 120 709 2 63 121 7'25 14 3 12", 675 98 12> 748- 29 :> 1:24 625 27 125 680 4 126 68(} 145 5- 127 663 217 12.8 642 2 129 655 130 585 6 1;31 590 77 44 132 659' 133 657 12 7 134 74O. 3 4- 135 672 3 2 1136 712' 137 621 138 468 139- 628 140 813 192 141 653 281 7 142 586. 509 143· 697 385 144 654 318 145 857 12 114 146 574 14i 745 4: 148 723 183 149 654 398 150 668 396 151 709 120 152- 755 271 153 616 154 644 155 658 156 599 157- 598 158 569 29 159 672 86 160 594 9 21 Total i 9,967 1,048 257 161 648 4 162 640 16 163 619 68 5 164 613 250 14 165 721 44 45 166 647 167- 703 315 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6 18/3/V NIZAMABAD TOWN (M) (Contd.) NIZAMABAD TALUK (Contd.) Ward 7 (Concld.) 168 675 169 703 171 779 172 630 89 3 173 674 314 35 174 652 184 101 175 616 18 225 647 61 54 8 Total 8,811 116 1 176 728 65 1 177 617 20 178 659 179 668 180 612 IRI 686 182 615 183 560 10 184 734 185 688 186 680 187 644 21 188 920 9 Total 30,198 1,466 143 189 793 190 732 191 646 192 729 193 648 194 736 2 195 659 5 196 701 197 681 198 678 199 656 200 749 4 201 580 20 51 202 586 108 11 203 481 96 3 204 529 8 1 205 518 206 563 30 207 859 222 208 653 4 209 887 210 660 7 211 496 40 212 551 3 213 617 214 622 215 691 316 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSU'S ABSTRACT TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK - WISE Code - Name of E. B. Tot:tI Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No.. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6 18/3/V NIZAMABAD TOWN (M). (Conld.) NIZAMABAD TALUK (Contd.), W.ard 9 (.Concld.) 216 728 217 80t 218 731 219 691 220· 636 221 574 222 868 92 223' 759 17 224 6,}1 226. 664, 16J 227 701 4()l 228 569' 14> 229' 534' 81 23(} 638' 207 231 539' 180- 232" 50:) 5 233 594' 43 234 688' 39' 235- 5118 42 Total l'9,()()4l 2,326 145 237 611 238 614 239: 702' 290' 240 6'31 73 241 702 70 242" 722 426 243-: 625 ll# 244 669' 62: 245 742 II 246 67/ 27')c 247- 598. 224- 248 872 253 249 17' 668 65- 25(} 721 1 251 992' 190' 252- 603' 253 586 254 562 255 732- 298. 256 635 8 257 586 258 692 259 582 260 635 261 505 262 592 263 585 264 609' 265-' 554. 317 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULA nON - URBAN BLOCK - WISE Code Name of E. B. Tot"j Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6 18/3/V NIZAMABAD TOWN (M) NIZAMABAD TALUK (Concld.) Ward 11 Total 3,976 481 6 266 625 16 3 267 656 288 3 268 610 17 269 725 52 270 666 51 101 694 57 12 Total 2.886 374 40 271 557 167 272 563 273 595 2 6 274 690 110 275 481 95 34 ARMUR TALUK 18JlJVI SRIRAMSAGAR (POCHAMPAD) Total 7.401 632 120 PROJECT TOWNSHIP RIGHT FLANK COLONY (-) 220 16 4 ".. 343 22 3 230 20 43 4 332 13 5 591 7 6 498 18 7 630 15 8 592 15 9 633 42 10 597 60 5 11 152 13 12 527 3 6 13 297 55 14 340 19 15 523 148 16 439 108 11 17 365 56 51 18 92 2 19 Uninhabited YBLLAREDDY TALUK 18/7/VII YBLLAREDDY TOWN (P) Total 10,471 987 54 Ward 1 Total 3.415 J62 16 236 622 138 8 237 810 2 8 238 657 239 655 t6 240 671 6 2 Total 3,489 712 241 587 439 242 646 66 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK - WISE Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 1 2 3 4 5 6 l8!71VlI YELLAREDDY TOWN (P) (Concld.) YELLAREDDY TALUK (Concld.) 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MM --_q -- ,... <'l - E-"~ ::> ::J E-<~::>::> E-<~::>::> E-<~::> ,!. >. >. >. d d I'l'" "0 '"0 '" Page Column Reference For Read No. No. 2 3 4 5 PART-A (9) 6 Statement 6 Banswada 108 107 (9) 7 Statement 6 Banswada 11 12 ~ 11) 2 Para 6 Line 3 Nizamsngar Nizamsagar (11) 2 Para 7 Line 2 Veteirnary Veterinary (12) Para 1 Line 6 Orer Order (12) 1 Para L. Line 7 Oistrict district (40) 2 Last Para Line 6 areas part together areas put together PART-B 19 1&2 Bheemgal Taluk 83 Kadklu 38 Kupka! K-Alphabet 19 2 Bheemgal Taluk 45 Peeda Bheemgal 45 Pedda Bheemga! P-Alphabet 30 (4 B) 78 Kondur 2,611 2,621 41 16 43 Mahantam T (211.55) T (21l.25) 57 1 Bodhan Taluk 02 Fakeerabad 102 Fakeera bad Alphabetical List 59 15 9 Pegadpalle 239.98 76 8 22 Awalgaon 5-11 5-10 98 2 Village name 68 Gnndanamli 68 Gundanamali 99 18 61 Borlam 169.89 169.98 99 18 64 Sarvapur 6.49 6.47 112 3 31 Raghavapalle 312.05 312.01 125 20 5 Kolwaral N 21:C N 21:Cl 137 16 36 Ambarpet TR TK 148 2 Armur Taiuk 14 Snahp'lr 14 Shah pur 21-30 range 151 & 2 Madnur Taluk 31-+ range I 7 Thadi Hipporga 7 Thadi Hipperga 157 2 0-5 range I 162 2 Armur Taluk S6 Maredepalle 56 Mardepalle 166 2 Nizamabad Taluk 65 Lakshmapur 65 Lakhmapur decadallist 174 2 Madnur Taluk 108 Thadi Hipporga 108 Thadi Hipperga decadallist 176 Banswada Taluk Pedda Annaram 86 Pedda Annaram 214 28 5 Sirpur 183 182 .. E~, R ~ TA (Concld.) Page Column Reference For Read No. No. 2 3 4 5 229 & I 2 Nizamabad Taluk 33 Lakshmapur 33 Lakhmapur 231 I L-Alphabet 254 19 &20 Heading Agricultural Labouters Agricultural Labourers Pages 263 and 265: PrimlrY C~nm> Ab,tract given for villag~s b~aring L.C. Nels. 47 Kollur and 48 Sultanplf may be cancelled and the figures given here under (for cols. 1 to 28) may be adopted (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) 47 Kollur 355.72 190 191 1,026 515 511 84 80 3 118 49 48 Sultanpur 386.47 6 6 26 16 10 16 10 (1) (2) (15) (16) (7) ( 18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 47 Kollur 303 253 224 178 56 70 23 5 15 35 197 223 48 Sultanpur 12 6 12 6 4 4 295 4 Ward 1 EB 2 1-2-135 1-2-35 304 5 Ward 1 EB 146 Agricluture Godown Agricultural Godown 1981 CENSUS PUBLICATIONS GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS Series-2 Andhra Pradesh Part I-A Administration Report - Enumeration Part I-B Administration Report - Tabulation Part II-A General Population Tables - A Series Part II·B Primary Census Abstract Part III-A } General Economic Tables - B Series III-B Part IV-A IV-B } Social and Cultural Tables - C Series Part V-A Migration Tables - 0 Series V-B } Part VI-A Fertility Tables - F Series VI-8 l Part VII Tables on Houses and Disabled Population Part VIII-A HH Series Tables covering material of construction of Houses Part VlIl-8 Tables HH-17, HH-17 SC and HH-17 ST Part IX Special Tables on SC & ST Part X-A Town Directory Part X-B Survey Reports on Selected Towns Part X-C Survey Reports on Selected Villages Part XI Ethnographic studies on SC & ST Part XII Census Atlas GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH PUBLICATIONS* District Census Handbooks Part XIII-A ) Village & Town Directory & ~Villageand Town (One Volume for each District) 8 J Primary Census Abstract * Available for sale at the Publication Bureau, Government Central Press, Chenchalguda, Hyderabad-500 659.