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District Census Handbook, Mainpuri, Part XIII-A, Series-22, Uttar Pradesh CENSUS 1·981 '11ft XIII - at P/SE~IES-22 111'1' ~ct- "ttl "'- 'fm Slaw ~~~;ft UTTAR PRADESH Part XIII -A VILLAGE 81 TOWN DIRECTORY ~(WlT r\it(:fT 'm. 0 "iftIO,'l' DISTRIC1~ ~H~~a4i1 ,MAINPURI DISTRICT C-ENSUS HANDBOOK '(iR ~, 'lfrof1cl sr~IHrf,,<t: ~ f~, Gf'1.j Uliil qft-:qr~, ~Wt~1 1-51taT«T ~ 3-f~~ 'liT ~n~ ~~~arrq ~f~r ~r ~~~~ ~r qf~~ xiii ...xxv 6-f~~~l1rr~i{<i'i f~<tuft (aiiGfT it) 1-17 7-~ l":'-itlT ~~f 19-al3 1-~~ (i) a~~ ~r<tf;n (ii) 1mil 0li1 ~~ ~;ft (Iii) 3lrq- fr(~f~<Ilf 2 f,uifl'~i;U< ~ (i) ~~ llr;:rf:q~ (ii) 3lJll'l <til Cf1ll f i ~Jf .-. f'Tr - 56-58 (Hi) Wtlf f~fG:rcfir 62-91 ~~ (i) ei!~ ~T~R~ (ii) illl"T!fir ~ijilf ~ (iii) iTll f~fmiT '.~~ (i) 6{~ft;r ~~f:q=;r Qn iTm ~T ~q ~:;fr (iii) iT1t f~;~r s-~~ (I) ~~~Hm ( il) iPtl it cruTIi$l1 f'fr (iii) m f~f~T qFd\i~' I ~~ r f:qf.f,~ijl ~ OI';:lj ~fqt:TTQTT 'fiT ij~tj)~"'T\ ijR: II ~;n 'StFit~~ ~§ ~tt': t{R ~ i\tRt {5\"~~f .,m.'1) ill"{flf Wa{;oql mtfi~ :1.l0 III ~~ 'fiT UT~ ~fCf'{r ~~ij «l1ft Cfi) ~"'r (1)' Gm'\l'lT 211-212 (2) fu~~r~ 213-21" (3) ifi1:ij_~ 215-216 (of) ~U 217 (~) ~)~tq 218-221 IV ~f:qiJ iifTfalO 6~T aTiWtrCf GTrriifrfa~T 'tiT iif'id~l1T lifiT ~~ iif.,~@~r ij 31iCfra- qf~~ iii aTi«n: «rifT <t\" ~:qr .~~ (1) iiHl~lllT 222-231 (2 ) f~ot?tij'{i(~ 232-242 (3) Cfi~i~ 24'-250 (4) ~ij~T 251-260 (s) ~11Ticr 261-274 .~ 6('iGuftM (1) iif~,\Rr (2) ~)q;r{lC: . (3) ~~~ (4) ~~T (5) ~tq '_lf~1mI' 1I-rm ~~r fcrCf~1lJ I - mf~fcr OT"~ ,!F.i;: ~f~m 278-279 NcR1If II - 'N~T' <fiT ~)fcrlifi q~ ~~ 1f~f6 t 1979 280-281 f~~1IJ III - '1WTf'{1~ fcru, 1978-79 282-283 fml1f IV - ~T~iiffi'{'ti 8l1~ atilf Wct~T~ r 1979 284-28$ fctcroJr IVSl - ~f{1if qf~ff lf1 ff 'lTm,\if1 rr.ci arrl{ ~fcrt:Tr~ 1979 2£6-"" Ar.RurV - ~~ijTJ ~f&1<fiJ ~r.ft~\;fo:r am ij~ftfeti WG{Q'l~ 7 1979 ~t1lJ VI - alTTqR 7 cnfUJ(3~ I ~~iti!' i3111: ~Cfi I 1979 290-291 qfmrl'iZ' - ;ri!',\T ~ aNV;Q:ltt 6~T ~'1cpi Gfo:rij'lfT .292 Iq.tr.l 293 CONtENTS· page No, 1. Foreword 2. Preface 'ii-viii 3. Map of the District 4. Important Statistics 5. Introduction of Dhtrict Census Handbook xxvii-xxxxi 6. Analytical Notes 1-11 I 7. Secticn I-Village Directory 19-203 1. Jasrana Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alpha.betical List of villages 23·25 (iii) Villege Directory 26--53 2. Shikohabad Tahsil (i) Tah~il Map (ii) Alphabetical List of villages 59-61 , (iii) Village Directory 62 .. 91 3. Karhal Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical List of villages 96... 97 (iii) fillage Directory 98-117 4. Mainpuri Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map (it) Alphabetical List of villages 123-125 (iii) Village Directory 126-151 S. Bhongaon Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alp}]abet;cal List of villages 158-161 liii) Villarre nirt'rtnrv iv Appendices 1. Tahsil wise A'lstract of Educational I Medical and other amenities II. Land Utilisation data in respect of non-municipal towns (Census towns) ":lU III. List of Villages where no amenity other t-han the drinkiLg water is -available (1) J2srana 21J-21r" (2) Shikohabad 21~214 (3) Karhal 21f,...1} 6 (4) Mainpnri ,."1i!3 (5) Bhongaon ~ IV. List of villages according to the population of Scht:duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total Population by ranges. A. Scheduled castes (1) Jasrana 222-U1 (2) Shikohabad ~l-242 (3) Karhal 243-250 (4) Mainpuri 2,51-160 (5) Bhongaon 261~ B. Scheduled Tribes. (1) Jasrana (2) Shikohabad (3) Karha.l (4) Mainp~ri (5) Bhongaon 8. SectioQ II-Town Directory Statement I . -Status and Growth History 278-2'9 Statement II -Physical Aspects and L?cation of Towns, 1979 280-281 Statement III -Municipal Finance, 1978-79 ~3 Statement IV -Civic and other amenities~ 1979 23f..ol8S_ Statement IVA -Civic and other amenities in notified slums 1979 286.. 187 Statement V -Medical, Educational Recreatinal and Cultural Facilitiesl 1979 ~Z1S9 - Statement VI -Trade, Commerce, Indmtries abd Banking, 1979 29()..291 Appendix Town showing their outgrowth with population 2~ Errata ';(T\i:q ~epr"{T ep-f OT)~ U Gf~{tFlT ~~o.,. aT'~T ~c:pf~q f~T GfiN{!J~ ~~'1;ft=fi:m, ~(!J;rr CilT 'J:<:f) aTc:q-=cr 1{~~;:IT SlC41lqr.,- ~ I fG'f~T G'fiil1'~~ ~~f~Cfct1T c{;T ~l;r ~T~TCflT~CfiT. -w.m~1. fcurr~l CNT ~)'qCfi~311 ?fi ~T~T «Ti:ii~ f.mr ~rrcH ~ , f;r=fT~o:r ~~1 ~ fi{'CfT~~. ~I!iTifT:q am €i~~ llTGA1aTl ~ q":{T~ ~r f~T Sl~IIU;:r ij ~~T f~ 11~~~ ~ , fGf~T Gi'llTQ.FH ~~cr~f~CTcpT 'J:CfilfT~ itm ~TtUo; ~ GI) f;:p 5[T~h:f~ • GFl1T{g;:rr UR ~ art9)~, 'iflfT(!J ~:;rl Ef; ;[flf ~cr~ q~ a~lT ~ ~?f ~ crr:i ~ Ol'.im~ ~~Q ~cn ~,m .. i'T ~c:i i{l'Rt ij '3'q~tl ~fCftlT3Tt ~;:e{t ~~ mfG: ~T ~"ali ~~a- f~ ~tr ~ \ fGf~T G(;;q~.;r ~CT1~CfCfiT ~'~~T CFT >n~~~ 1951 "C{)'r Gt;:r.R!j'ifT it @3TT' ~ fGT~ ~ '5R~ m+r a:rT~ .,.:rr~ ~ f~o: $fT~flfCfl Gto:rrr([IifT ~R Q~T Sf~{!F{T CFf 5ft=t ~ ~r~f(!Jlft ~f~~ CfiT ~ ~1 \ 1961 fl}T Gfii1lT~.;r it f~(ffT ~iFT~T ~~Cf$f~aGpT CfiT &l-'5f f~q_cr Ef,<.: f~ln ~T cr~T f~ C()T fC{C{<.:®c~ ~~ >rmmo:rq; 3TtCfi~, ~{!J;rr m~f~ a~T tnlf 'J:cf ;:m";( f~qr<fiT f~ m~f+rCfi Gf~o:tT m<.: ~t !ZiT • "S{OFTf~cr fer.'t ~~ \ 1971 it f'Stefff G{~~.,T ~~Cf~f~crCfiT ~~~T crTif +rTm it f'1cPr~rm Q~ fCfi'tfT ;p:fr , +rTtf COl' it "«I11 'J:cf ;:rR. f~f~, ~1;r c q ' ij «rTf 'J:cf rrtR. >rT~f~ ~([IifT ~n<.: Q~ mrr c~' it fCFi~q~lf;;P ~~. ~TB"fifCf) aWF~. fGfffi Gf~.,T ~:lT~f~ 'J:cf m+r ~fqma:rT OTR m~f+rCfi ~{!,T:;:rr ~ q~ anmf~C{ '!J~ f'lq~q(!Jrc+r<fi ~f~(;ft ~~r;pft \ l(~fq 'B£9 ";(T'ilfl it +rT~ • B"' Efl) fGf~T er;;;r{!Jt=fT ~T~f~ q~ ~ ~tflf~ ~~T tTlff \ ~ aF~ ~T\S''l(T ij ~Cfi~Ff o:ci lj~ 1:i f~~q ~l~ Eti 9l1':l::{!J ~« ~TqT if{t tTm , 1981 CfiT flSfffi Gf'1iTt!JifT ~"CT~f~crCfiT ~(f~T cpT ~W 8m~ ~a ~l{1I IDlf q iFT(: t~fQfCm' ~ m~qt Cfll ~i{: ~~f:qCf ~a- ~tr ~~ ~ ~~;:n3TT CfiT 'RllT~ ~~ Cl1T ">It:R;:r fCfi~ ~lff ~'~IT4 ~T m'<T 1971 ~ aWF~T ~ ~~T q;:{r ~~, ~~T ~r 'b"11Tif <:.~ lFfT ~ , fC{~C{ 3TI~TCf <fiT 6)~tf.l:: 3l~ mfr ~~'Cf(t:! 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