Educational Report Kathua
1977-78 To 1979-80
Jammu & Kashmir « j, Systen^
POC. No...... ^ ...... J n (ij)^^^a jCp- ii^ ^ >/S}^ ~ iNpgx
1. I.OCATIOM, PHYSICAL FEATURES, CLIMATE.
2. DRATNACE, SOILS, IRRIGATION, AGRICULTURE,
3. nORhSTS^ LIVE STOCK, MINERALS, ROADS,' ‘ ■
4 . RAILWAYS, ELECTRICITY, INDUSTRY,
5. BANKS, POPULATION.
6 . SOCIAI- ASPECT, OD?/MUNICaTION.
t , DRIEFD ON LITERACY, APPROACH /^D STRATEGY,
8 , L'lvIIVERBJU.IZATlON OF ELEK'.ENTARY E:^UCaTJON.
9 , UNIVEF\5;i. RETEN'TIOM, fJJfillTY I\^Pr«VEMENT.
1 0 ,NON PC?.VifiL EDt'CATION, UPGRaDaIION OF Saia'LS,
11,Hi^NGIK3 SCi’OOLS.
'l2.STATEViNT OF P.ART TIW£ CENTRES 6-14 Years.
IS .r a B E R OF PS ( MIXED) OPENED 1974-75 TO 1977-76
14.UPGRAE'ATI0N OF SCHOOLS 1974-75 TO 1977-78,
15.DERiNCr SO-ICOLS, A/K^BILE SQIOOLS,
16 .SCIENCE EDUCATION.
17,SCHOOLS EqUIPPED WITII SCIENCE KITS. .
iB.vry^K EXPERIENCE. t'i *. ’ ’ ■ . E'^jcatil 1 9 ,general IMPIi)7EWENT OF SCHOOLS. PI ' ■ '.'on:.1 »>• • • C> i1 ’ • * -j . DOu. Nc.,:.. 2 1 .PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
22.URBAN area.
23. KANDI area. .
24,SPECIAI,LY BACKWARD AREA BANI AND W/a.HAR,
2"^.TCTAI^ OF Sa-iOOL5.
26.ENROIJ'2NT SOKXDL /m STAC£ WISE (3 &G)
2 7 f'r-1'• ''T OF SQIEDULED CASTE,
23,E:'^r<)L:iENT OF T O JAR A^ID BAKERW’AL.
29,ENE^^Ii'.HNT IN PUC AND TDC I HS5, . 30 . P no J ECTF. D POPUL AT ION .
,P FC JE'.; n .. 3 o: ,CCL age POPUL at ion &' ErffiOLMENI,
^:he hN:’^.i:^:;NT ( boys w in g ) '
33,SG-1C.NDL "-aSE Lr^ROLMENT (GIRLS WING) •
3 4 .STAGE WISE ENXLMENT ( GIPJ.S WING ) ^»nC XjDCATION -. Kathua district is the couthern most district of the state of Jammu and Kashmir. It forms a part of the Jammu division and has bound^ies common with; 1.= District Gurdaspur of Punjab on south; il* District Chamba of Himachal Pradesh towards east* iii# District Doda of JSX to north; Iv.t Districts of Udhampur and Jammu to north m s west. ' V* Pakistan towards south wost. It is situated roughly between 32° 13* and 32® 55‘ to north of equ-itrr .‘fnd between 71^® 6* rinrJ 56* east of ch The 4jrea of district is 669Dwv'D acres (2710.35 sq kit i»G 271085 hoct^ros). ! S^ASr^:.AL T-TATIJRHS . 3Th» district is travorsed by too mountain ranges bolci.yiny to the Himalayan System. Tie taller of the two ranges Is. the Chaula Etiar range of the outer r.yo CLir/ M H The different p^ts of the district experience widely different climatcr,. The plains have climate similar to that of th« lunj-ib »*ifj hov;:i eornpier ttrcnperatures rlslnri up t'> 47^C. anJ the ’..int-'r temperatures rarely go down to 0^’j , The ttamc holds true more or less of the Siwa!).ik r-^nge. In th'.'’ C ‘i-^0 c-f tliG r^iaula n»*TX' r®nge,hcv;ev'?r,th.'* e.v-tr.r?r tOTpsratures riirely exceed 36^"’C. .V'ost areas in the reaic.c.r. have snow for the greater part of the y e?r ,u;dnf ail is subject to wide variation from yeccc to year, but a rough average may be taken between 120 i:nd 200 cm for diffn'rsrrfc regions* Bgsohli block ur.uallv receives nora rainfall. the other blocks. l^ A I‘!A'?H SYSTu I . * The River Ravi provides the district with a nat^^al boundciry en the eastern and the south eastern sides. Tliis rivor, f-rtilrAl * 11® jpivera of tho llirr.alsya’S, flood u .ic & ,-j • • 2 * * # ymxr •• during the rainy season and also during summers from i» ibt- ci^plsys wide veriaticn in Soils, Th? lower plains !. iv X .itiv ia l The fririqe* sane bet-.vfren the ]plsJ.ns .^nd th-' t.l‘,lir-Kjnrii~ha5 Gt!b!r.ountan» gravelly soil* The hills have brovn:i *nd ^daolised soils* • , inaXCMTCN. . Tho rcajar benefit o£ systanitic irilgation in the district accruse only to Kathua and, to lesser degree, to Hiranagar i>l«ck, ; ■ land of the District is utilized for agricultural and 11,^* ®f the Isnd has been brought u.ider ctjiliv«tlon n,ar«lih*r. cnce. Tlie follo'.i'ing are V£>rlt>'is crops gzci.r. wvPi I- v/h&at,M,size,Jcwar,Bazara,fiar«loy, jitiSji Gi.'«sm,Other pulses, Fc»tato,ve9itablfes,Tabacco,iV»ustard,Alsi,Til, - hiis ^ \JIh« district/new become surplusCi.n fpod grains and is supply Rice te ether deficit areas ef the State*. .... Cut of the total area of 654360 acres of the district, the area under forest is 171699 acres(roughly one fourth ef the Geographical area is under forests). The main forests of the district en confined te two Tehsils Basohli and Billawar and rest of the two tehsils virtually without forests. The forest department is contemplating replacement of the uneconomic forests with such trees as will bring it <7C^norr.ic ben.lfits, Sf HIGHER RBACiIES:- Cedars like Deodar(Cedrus Deodora)# 3/ LESSER HiaiTSj- OdrCpinus longifclia). C/ UJ.VaM SIWALIKSt- £ lah (nut-a«nonor,pcr... i) . .'!* jj.: ( CD"e*ch MA IN PnODUOTS TBiSIL. AHEA UNDER ______PDFiEST. BILL/^i 13700 Bamboo,Kh«ir,Chir. KATtKJA. 21047 Bamboo, Khair, Chir. I IVE STOCK The peculiarity of cattle weaith in this area is Its micoatcry nature. The milch cattle is mostly ov;end by parsons of ti'ibe who move to the plains during winters and to the hills during suxnmwrs. Similarly most of the shepherds «nd Goat,herds •re from a tribe B^arwal and Gaddies, The Directorate of Geology and Mining of the State Government have c endue tod a reconnaissance survey of the district for ir^rvfrals. Finding c^od prospects for minerals in the distric": tho suivc"/ v.tXoOued the need for further inyc-stigstion. Tnr folloi’dng is the pi>tGnticl minerals ijf the district;- i / V BENTDNITE B/ RHLLERU Ea ™ 0 / GOAL W CLAYS, V LIME STDNE* Tie district has a great str«getic importance. It is gato-way of JanfTiv; ^nd Kashmir State, It is actually from Madhopur Erj.dge near Lakhanpur that cur National Highway starts. c" Thaar* are two National Highways passing-thi-ough the district* Cn« is the National Highway-MH-1, A Wiich goes from Julluncfur to Srinaqar via Jammu, This road passes through the plain ar<*»c- in tho two block of Kathua and Hiranfgar. It is gaierally cf lairly good quality. Th© other National Highway Is the E^iar- Udharapur Raod, This tiitors the district at Theln in Kathua block and goos V^estv/ard via Basohli .w)ri Billa-.’ar blocks, along the Siwolik fcotliills. This read is fairly good in patchos snd t"»e jeb of widening the road is in progress, anoth«?r impor- -tant road of the district is the old Kathua Samba ro«u v/hich • through the moat fertile area of the district, off*- sij£ Basohli to Bhoond 45 Kjki is constructod towards 3ani, which suffers frequent set b«cks because of parts of the road gstting Wished ff.vay due to heavy rains, Cirj TVe line was spread in 1964, Tliis very line is brour;!:t gsug© l.jio going to Jamu and Is passing through the district. The tct^l lc?nciht of Railways in the district is A6 Krn, h.-^v'.in'yaxx Covinr^sar, Cudhi, Dayala Chak, Hiranagar ,-ind Ghag-val Staticns, ,/^>X'ut 3^X) workers are engaged in the loading and unloadin.^ of trial from and t© the train, Tj UCTHiaiY TU X: / ' b■:'*kv;v:rd of J."'C j Kathua rynks 1.1.-3 th'1 ''.'/St inooi: L.?;i:t C'^-.trs, next to Sx'ir;r.v;;ir ^>nd t*? J^^'nru v/hile the district h»is ^xcellfict industrial potenticn .thv, re.;5ins lar^oly untapp»sri. Of the three liirgo scsle indus- f c x^is^ of the a’^^r.e only Ch/»jv2’> Text Tile .Ml'lo 11 Ai-rr-s G®, are operating v/hile J&K ecrsjnics factory is in 3||terative for a long time, Kathua block is the most develip:'* ||l»ck industrial, and has an industrial Estate effering a number •f facilities for industrial enterprises. There is also one Th«r« are two K^jtienal Highways passing through the district. One is the National Highway-MH-1* A Wiich goes fro/n Jullundur to Srinaqar vIa Jammu, This road passes tl-»rough the plain art^sc In the- t^o block of Kathua and Hiranagar. It is gmerally ct ijirly good quality. The other National Highway is the Dhar- Udharapur Raod, This enters the district at Thein in Kathua block and goos \Vestv7ard via Basohli rffid Billa-var blocks, along the Giv/alik fcotliills. This read is fairly good in patchos cjid the j»b of widening th« r»ad is in progress, anothrr impor~ -tant road of the district is the old Kathua Samba v/hich ■ passes through the most fertile area of the district, off- sh'i&ts cf t h « e roads therf ara a mnnba.' r,f s.Tiollr>i .ioinin diJ:f ircnt iSicarij*, vlll'?yTi ? x'i sri nJt'vcrk is gocri ir fthi? , 1,5.1 nc but lei*/S3 rni'ch tc he dcfiired in th<5 hilly trocj. Tb^ ."’orthen «rey> of Osaohii ,:tc\d Billa'var blocks and the entire iSr.nl hlcCk hrif. c-.o „;roiXi'. roaJ. riiouoh a f^j.r whother ro,'; fr-iin Basohli to Bhoond 4o Km is constructod towards Sani, whic’n suffers frequw>t set backs because of parts cf the road gstting waahed a”.vay du» to heavy rains. Tlso line was spread in 1964. T!iis very line is brcudit gauge lino going to Jammu and is passing through the district. The tot„l Icnght of Railways in the district is A6 Km, h-'V.inyax’si Govliif^sar, OuJhi, Dayala Chak, Hiranagar .md Ghag.val Stations, About 3oO workers are engaged in the loading and unloading of n-.ittirial from and to the train, e i:GTHiaTY The; rilfitrict (!r»iws its electricity from Joginder Nanc:qar Power pr«>j^ct in Himachal Pradesh and from Kal*kote Thermal Project ♦ind Qiennani project of JSjK, Out of the total available! p-^wer 7 ,5 megawatts the district is said to consume only ^>bout m-fQ?watts, and g»?tting now connection fflrtf industri,i»l or f>' . i' is usually no f»robl-eijj, - !-■ h-: Xvrxd •'t-te of Jo.i< ^ Kathua rinky 11.9 ti ’.-d rnost imoi; L.?;;:t cor.tre, next to Srir.e'.i--!r ^nd te Jaiiiru v/hile the district his excsliefct industrial potent;lrn thiy re-rnains largely untapparf. Of the three liirge scsle indus*^ ••Uiws. of the atite only Chwi ^o Text Tile a'. sr:olI Co, are operating while J&K ecrarrdcs factory i:> in ratl 'e for a long time, Kathua block is the most dcvelip'-^ industrial, and has an industrial Estate offering a number tjt f^ilities for industrial entsrprises. There is also one • • •«* »PA'j-i £•'« • *« industrial E«tito !fir3n«<5«r. In addition t* the units mentiono-' ther^ «ii'4 nurnbc-'X of othor unit.?. loc*t.O'J at various j^ljces in th^ district* The m®rft ltTi?*rtant frou}»s *f these are as- under j- I.^ADGT/ DB tL'SKERS AMD WHEAT GRAINDERS. ■ 2.BRIK KILHS, ' 3, SAW MILLS, 4,a^AIlOOAL. KILNS, ' The»e is fair sc®i#e in the district fer prem»ti#n ef villafe Industries such as lilack smith/v carpentary, Baskest mikin«!, til*r y , handlcem weaving.- The department is als* aferds leans t# the sucessful traineM f*r setting up their vill«§e industrtss*' iA*?KS^ There are 6 Banks •peratinfi in the district. (i)Punjal» Matienal Bank. Cii)Jamrnu and Kashmir Bank Ltd*, (lii)3t*te Biink ef Inf’ia. ' ' - (iV) vTammu Central C*~«|t*rative flank, • (V) Ce-^pertaive land develepmerit Bank, ’ (Vi) United Cemraercial Bank^' » ym ti AT'tcN, She district is. made up #f f*>ur c*nstituant tehsils," namely Hiranafar, Basehli and Billawar, lillawar v/hich was corvdd «ut fr«w the fertner Bas#hli Tehsil, is the smalest tehsil »f the district, F«r the purpese •£ educational w»rk, the district has keen devided int# • blocks by bifurcating each tehsil into tw# lU c k s i* TEHSIL.______• N^.E OF THE BLOCK,_____ UKAlHfJ^K, 1. KAIHUA 2.SUDUI, . 2,HIR>»NAGA?l. 1,HIR>WAGAR, 2,WAG-i\'AL, . 3,BASC!-fLI, 1,B.*S0HLI, 2*BA^JI, • 4,»ILI.AWAR. X.BILLAWAH a.ItH.MX), Tnere is no bleck in female win^,- The Tehsil Education Officer, £irls represents the whole tehsil. The district contain 585 villaf*^ arsd 1179 habitations. T^ie v illa^rlse distribution is as under TE-[3IL, tota l KO,Or l;JH.\3iriU3 UNi^INHABITEB TOTAL NO OF ______VILlAGr;S. VILLAGE. VILLAGES^ HAglTATICMS. KAT’-.aJA. 152 163 1!? 2A& . HLWACA.n, 266 235 31 ::32 SASO'li.:, i»3 65 - 333 . glLLAiVAR, 72 72 - 2i5 TOTAL J- 5B5 535 5® 1179 Number •f^v illages having j»o?>ulati«n i- ' Less than 500 351 villages. 500-999 118 1000 aU«ve 66 m In thm urban area, the tiistrict contains Kathua, Lakhanjnjr, Hirana§ar, and Basehli* Tneir distribution of population according to census 1971 is as under*- PERSONS. MM.ES 17416 9170 e242 HIR/V^'AGAR. 3744 J;:5S4 IfteO BASOHLI. 3a09 1739 1570 616 353 263 Heccntly T‘arcl«‘ was al»o with Notified area, Tne ' »red 1971 fi^urtu far Kc.thu^ District indicjts 2 .0 $ l:ck;5 oal 274^»71 1-cks respectively i*ft, 6% r>£ the population of the State, It shows an increase ©f 32,42 percent during the decade of 15 »i—l?71# The State and al In^iia percent,i5, increase in pegniliiwion for the decatie has teen 2 9 ,6 5 a-iJ respectively. It revsales that increased percentage vcpvlTtioi has been vary significant in the district. The followin:: t^j'^'ia fivos the rural and urban character of the population al«n^vith »ex according tc census 1971i- ALE FEMALE GHO Til RAT'd S6K ft MIC 1961-71 FB'AI1000 r:3M.^LE. PER t o t a l . 274671 142989 131682 + 32.42 921 Rural.249586 129843 U 9 7 4 3 -»■ 30.06 922 Itt'ban.aSOtS 13146 11939 + 6 1 .4 7 90S 71io density of population has increased from 1961 at 73 per sq, kra to 104 pKT sq.kra in 1971. The follt^in? ^i«ures reveals all t types of religions per census 19711- TEliSIL* HINDU. MUSLIM.SIKH. CHKIST/N. KUDJ3IST. REl, IGIO^’ . §,f.V‘ cP.. KATrCA. 743^0 3966 3426 492 ; . ^ HGH. 7352*5 3549 1412 150 9 ' ' 1 BASCWLI. 33526 ICC21 107 40 5 •— S»aLAj«.^«. 4759e 1C276 152 39 10T.*L J- 23$0iC. , 2 9 8 1 2 . 5097 t 721, 2 ^ , o > SOCJAL AMD qJLTlJm'^ASPECT. S«cial cust»ius *f the jtlain srea ar« lik« the Punjak but of th» hilly area are different ind unique havini; the impact «f Himachal Fradesh, The hilly fiA9i»les beinj arapriculturisto rear cattlesj^ shee]^ anii §eats. In winter they engage thecjselvee in Sj^inninf, knittin§ and weavinf ef blankets* In marriafe, theore in a hilly area *MALIA SYSTB.1* is prevalent. The number 4f speaker ef different dilltcto in the district per 3rsl All India H«»uci,ti«n Survey 1973~7-< is as under:*- DIALECT, NO. OF SPE/^ER. NO. OF H.ABITATIOriS IN WHICH IT IS hvokj:j\. l.DCGni. 249D.L2 1026 2.i»iJi'UAJn. 3456 10 2-11 5 •;?J5 ^ ■ fj.P-AfJ'/Vt. 13416 X'}? w #K AS. 2:-i K . n;e festivals in the district are*~ l.BASAKHI, 2 . Dc'VALI. 3 . DU3HEHA. 4 . ID. Thitt imp«rtant places ef pilifrafflafe in the district are as under l.SUKftALA DEVI, IN' ilLLAlVAFl. 2 , SHIV TEMPLE » m 3.NEEL KANTH. SWAMI IN BASOHLI. 4.JAIHIAN DEVI II I* 3 . DAULA MATa • m « • SHIV TEMPLE IN a i r '-van. k a t h u a 7 . JASaiTA TDvifLE IN HIRANAGAR. « , NARSINGi TcA'PLE n GiAaifiL HIR/'J^AGAR , , Generally the pecjple beli<=iV«id in jei.it family system. 'Xrr’~th7 “’li2 9ckr; s.re well c©nnecterf with the district as for as . t«l«ph»nic faciliti«iS are ci^r.cerneri. In the i^th M an «b<-ut XOO sub post ftfiicfc f?re t THHSIL i' H >QFFJCi=. NO . OF SUB OFFICE, rK). OF 3 R/^iCr! f;F~lCE. KaT!:;a. 1 6 ■ 17 n[i-r'T.A('AR, - 6 . BAiCHLI. - 3 23 . ' BiLLAAVsR, 4 17 ■ , TCT/X.W 1 19 75 EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES Educationally, Kathua District ranks 'THIRDI in J 8. K -.viili literacy percentage of 2 1 .7 as compared to state lev/el p".;rce.";r.^i:; of 19 while it was 11,6 in 1961, This district ranks 'Fifth’ V in the state whi?reas utilization of educational facilities is concerned. There ai-1179 habitations which can be distributed among various slabs as under POPULATI ON SLABS NO; OF HABITATIONS Below 100 372 100 - 199 359 200 -299 183 300 - 399 ‘ 81 400 - 499 ' 61 500 - 999 . ; ' .93 1000 - 1999 24 2000 - 4999 1 More than- 5000 Total All? As per 3rd all India Educational Survey 79% of its population has schooling facilities upto Primary level v/ithin walking r’i'itanco of one KM as compared to state level percenta^ e of 65, AccordingX^ to this survey the extent of Educational facilities for 10,000 population in Kathua and the state as a whole is as under DISTRICT KATi^A J K ST/vTE P M S T P M S T S a O O L S : 12 6 1 19 12 3 1 16 EN>X)LEMENT:^ ' 440 600 490 1530 370 390 430 1190 TH5. 16 26 20 62 ■ 1? - 21 24 62 present position of the District v;ith regard to 10,003" population I?* a? under ;~ PFR .1.0,000 PC^.rULATIQN 2, Enrolfem'"-ot 1505 1285 Teachers 68 67 3. The extent of educational facilities has been assessed in respect of Primary School/section, Middle School/section Secondary School/section S, HSS School/section, is as under (.'>) riDCilifles for education i iri.nary lev»^l is available ter 441 habitations within i*e 62% and the rest of the population is having facilities at a distance given belowj- DISTANCE;i- 0,5 0,6 1.1 1,6 More than 7 Km. IKm. 1 .5 Km. 2 Km. 2 Km, ’ HABITATIONS :i 84 243 17 220 174 PERCENTAGE;- 6 13 1 10 8 (b) FaciHtifeS for education at Midrilo level are available to 158 habitations within i.« 32,^% and the rest of population if? having facilities at a distance given balow;- DISTAMCE:- 1 Km. 1.1 2,1 3.1 4.1 More than ______2 Km. 3 Km, 4 Km. 5 Kni. 5 Km. HABITATIONS: 186 276 177 ll5 68 199 16.5 20 11 7 4 9 Focilities for education at Secondary level sre available* to 34 hiibitations within i.c 10.4?’o and the remaining population h«>v® at a distance as underJ- DISTAN-;r:- 1 Km, 1.1 2 .1 3 .1 4 ,1 ' than ' ______2 Km. 3 Krn. 4 Km. 5 Km. 5 K m . ___ HABITATIONS; 67 139 157 136 134 512 PERCENTAGE: 3,4 14.3 15,5 10.7 8.4 ' 3 2 ,3 ' (d) Higher Secondary level faci]iti€'S are available to 2 habitations and the rest of population is having facilities at a distance given below DISTANCE: 1 Km, 1.1 2,1 3.1 4.1 5.1 6.1 7,1 More 2 Km. 3 Km, 4 Km, 5 Km, fi Km,? Km. 8 Kn. th^n HABITATIONS :5 17 26 20 29 20 21 40 999 FERCENTAGEj 0.3 2.2 2,5 1,9 2.4 2.7 2.9 5,9 79.', APPrOACH & STRATEGY: Thii strategy for Educational Development of this oistrict on the following lines 1. 1. To provide Primary schooling facilities within walking distance of i Krr:. to al'J such habitations which have 100 «r/^ more popul.■^tionj 2. To increasejlf the enrolement at elementary stage through a, Enrolomerit drive b. Incentive to children c. Special incentive to children belonging tc Gujjir & Bakerwals and specially br,ck»v.,rn areas i.e Bani Nicbat, Malhar Macheedi d, Non~fcrri)al education. 3. C^'r'tri'ction of school buildings especially through local initiative, 4 . General improvement of schools UNIVERSALIZATION OF ELEV.ENTARY EDUCATION; a* Universal Provision of Schools; HeC'sntly a cci.ipr--l.t-'iisive micro plan has been prepared for Educational Development of District Kathua by the planning, statistic and survey unit of the Education Department, As per this plan, there are two priorities for opening of new mixed Pry, Schools :~ 1st Priorityj- &, Distance from the nearest Primary School/section not to bo loss than 2 Km, and, b. The population of the habitation not to be Ifiss th^'i 200» Sfeccnd Pricrllv:~ a, Di^-tcrice from the nearest Primary School/sc-ctlon not Lo ■ I 088 it',in I K)(4* :?ndl, b, populiition of the habitation not to be less thaf) LOO, Accordingly, the number of schools required 'jnder these t.A'o categories in various Tehsils of this dlsxrict are as under:-. Teh?il Total No; Isit 2nd Priority ’ ______Priority Kathua 19 5 14 Hiransgar 21 2 19 Basohli 27 22 5 Billawsr 7 7 74 36 38 Total:- 74 habitations were identified for provision of schooling ffeCilities through 3rd All India Education Survey so that all the habitotions wit'Iv 100 or more population could be provided Pris'i^ry facilities within walking distance of 1 Km, £>y prcvidjn;j 4?-f-4 scHcols durin.g ]0?8-79, we shall be achieving this target, Ihs number of ochools opened during 1st four years of 5th five yehT plan is 33 under:-* . . Total Boys VVir.q Girls Wino Seasonal Mobile School School 1 iO 7 3 1 1 •?’>.-76 'IP. 3 J- 5 i I ■'■^76-77 15 6 9 V* l.77~7G . 16 • 8 8 ■ 1. 7 -79 47 39 8 (pred) :.\'ersa} Enrclomp-nt t ' ' W 1 rooS the population in the District is increasing as per tr-'-nd, the enrolement is not keeping pace with it. The enrolemen ficiurs>s fr-ff; r07?—74 t o 76-77 are either decre»sing or reri..:ining constant: as i . c? ■-■or from the following table. H o v / e v ^<1^: increase tcond in enrolement is vivid in 1977--7S ovvinQ to enro!'c drive:- Ye-ir I-V V-VIII IX-XII Total 1973-74 31107 10590 4712 45409 1974-75 31228 11215 4942 47385 1975-76 30597 11112 4784 46483 1976-77 31027 11445 5188 47660 1977-78 32273 11858 5429 49685 Along with universal provision of schools, Pteps have been takGn to organize 'Enrolement Drive' on massive scale so as to achieve the goal of universalization of elementary education. Th? enrol ement :ratio in various schools age groups in this distr let is as under Ago Gtout3 1.973-74 1974-7 5 . . 1975-76 1976 **77 I.977<-78 •• M-ilYrs* Boys : 100 i.Oi r z ' . ' 92 : G.ij'ls ; — ' Jx- • . Total: 79 79 7 5 7 5 7?) 11.-14 Yrs. Boys: 75 77 72 72 73 . Girls 27 29 30 31 27 , Total 52 53 52 52 7 5 T ” ’.^-17 yjifijL 3)9 38 28 29 :-’0 Girls I 11 12 9 10 n Tot alt 25 26 19 20 20 In order to i^identify, the areas where enrolement ratio is poor, i the door to door survey has been undertaken which is going to be ' completed shortly. From Tehsil wise and s^l'x wise enroleinent figui as shown it can be seen that, The Problem of low enrolement is in Hiranagar, Baschli •'->Decialiy in Backward area Banl, TU^r abov e sit uation is prevailing inspit e of th No : of Schoo l3 • No : of t eachpci p M S .. Tot^._ P M S Tot al /L973-74 357 163 4 4 ' 566 4 PC ■ 7 6 ‘z 596 XB-M lW;'4-7i5 369 16 r 47 • 5E4 635 i.': '.J i :^7o~7o 375 lo9 49 59 a Ayr. y-;0 65(J . 9.'0 39'/ 1 1 50 615 480 793 698 ■ 1971 / -7b 428 171 51 650 511 835 704 2050 As cor«par«?d to the State Levol position, the existing educationa; facilities in this district are we31 utilized a& is cla*r KATflUA JS.K Tr. Pupil Inst. Inst, Tr Pupil In ct , Inst Ratio Pupil Tr. 1 Ratio Pupil Tr, Ratio Ratio 'U Ratio . ii . » « Pry 27 37 23 32 1 Middle 23 il l 5 _ _ 19 106 6 Secondary 23 320 14 18 ' ' 321 ■ 18 All 24 81 3 20 71 '^"4 W I V S RSAl. RETEMTION ; ' ' ' After tho children aro broufjht to school. It becomes more essential that steps should be taken to retain thon untill thay bfico.ne functionally litrate or reach the age of V year's. To richiuvf? the sanie and to reduce the incidopt of v/5?it3qe aod stagn^^t4)on various type of incentives for children have bseri introduced. The detail is as under Inc ontive3 ATiount fJ.; of boncilcjjorio'^ a/ Free Uniform & . 7000/ 175 b / Free supply of Text Bo<'ks & Stationary 7000/ 1050 ■ ■ c / Text Book Bank Rs.10,000/- 10 Schools d / Merit Cum Poverty Bs.40,000/- 425 •/ /Wards to Teacher Rs. 2000/- A teachers Not#:- The grant for mvard to Schools have not been utilized i«* Rs. lOOO/- during 1977-78. ntJALlTY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME ’ A child will not continuo in the school unless it finds tho school interesting and useful. The atraosphere of the school shovld he conducive to the interest of the child that he should prfifer school to his hoiTte, The qualitative? improvement involves the ■ ii '■ yr c-/ eci t of : - A. CJRaiDJi^'i - B? TEAC-IER C. AXOA0DATICN The apathy, in difference and ignorance abouc the modern science on the part of the teacher can prove to be a major hurdle in any pToo.ravf:.^ of Educational Dfjvplopment, Keeping in view the facts the folic.;ing nurr.bor of teachars under various teachers training progranme is trained;- CCLi'P.SE 1974-75 75-76 76-77 77-78 *r M vv T M W TM W T JL, V/ 1 ^ BEd 27 4 -^1 35 8 43 13 6 24 3 BEG 76 42 118 88 38 126 131 49 180 55 60 115 Capsule 32 3 35 44 2 46 8 1 9 0mm Domestic 2 2 1 1 Science Corres- 11 9 20 pondance Total:- 135 49 184 167 50 217 157 57 214 81 77 158 The teacher pupil ratio of this District i s _____ r.s to state level ratio of 20, As rtg^rrfs h:.ck -•'f untrained teachers, the capsulR coursos have played a greet role. From S5% in 1974-75, the percentage of trained toacher has increased to 89^^^ in 1977-78. In Isst 4 years 773 teacher have bof^n trained in rogulcir traininn proc Under the jurisdiction of DBD (8cys) 102 i Under the jurisdiction of DEO (Girls) 20 In Hiqher Secondary (Boys) 15 In Highar Secondary( Girls) 12 Totali- 149 In adiition to norn7al training programmG. Tnc t-rjgli'^h rofr‘^sh"r ccursc wrc also organised in 1^76-77, T!.e number of teachers who have be^n giv&n orientation is as vmder:- TEHSIL NO OF TRAINED TEACHERS Mon Women Total KATHUA 24 33 18 13 HIRANA6AR A 29 6 35 B 28 5 33 BASOHLI 24 8 Bill AWAH A 21 6 27 B 23 3 26 TotdlJ- 167 50 217 4:i -> folJ owing amount vjns kept this yoc-x for training pro-^r.-irijD Elorjientry SchoolsR?, 0 ,2 8 Lacs Secondary Schoolsj- Rs. 0„L5 Lscs H5S Rs. 0 .0 5 Lacs Per report of the Principal State institute of Education Jannmu vide his No SIE/j / 463-68 Dated 8 ,6 .7 8 , The funds alloted under above heads have not been utilised for want of books from NCERT NON FDFWI/>JL EDUCATION ( 6-11 years) Tlio irnportant aspcct of the exibting Primary Schools is that they only provide full time instituticn,;.! in'-.tTucticn.i. The course does not creat any problem for those who are pconoiTiiCully in a position to food, clothe and equip thGir”" children to attend full tiir.e schools* But tho system *xtren>ilv' ant agnostic to tho interest of those children who hcjvo :c wf,r. st hone or outside so os to a«Jd to' the .T.eogro tnndly bu.’..;3.h, c.cono'^icaliy ic .would not be a sound. prftjxnition tc r'ut t.h.e children in a full time school by providing sufficient finan” ia; assistance. So the only practicable solution is to ci'ganise a Icrge scale programme of p^'rt tj.me Education ( 6-14 years), fcr these children. The hours of p^rt time ins truct'.cns chcuid 1 1. ,-d1u?>tcd in a manner that would suit the workin.^^ condition of th'-’ children and enable them to educate themselves without intorft-ring witli the essential work. In the very begning, the prooress of the centres ■ /* . was very deplcrable but from the last year, those centra have bef-n flourishing and the enrolment has increased. The ni:mber . 6f centrej|during the first 4 years of 5th five year Plan is as underi- y*5-3r No of nart time centres Continuation centres icr For Girls Total Fpr Boys For'Ur Is J_ 1' --7S o .i 7 9 1 : >--77 O 4 I"' :'7-78 9 Q Tot-1;- 17 20 On;, of 443 students- reading in the centros 98 student? bc-lora T ,) • .1 ' a 'li 11 from Gu.jjar Bakcrwal comi iunjty, ti i-v.jj'iv o .^ 3 . In j"?.x 4 yesrs there were following number of hanginr; schocls, T1 aflorts have been made to complete these hanginri rchool. irtdi cor.plote iVU;ddle and High School. This is in tune with the State Policy on this issucv. Incomplete Schools______3ovs Girls Tctoi A- Lower High Schools 18 1 10 B. Centrrjl Schools with 7th 40 14 5 .• C* Central Pry School with 6th 44 ' 17 61 Total 102 32 134 The number of schools which wore upgraded in the last 4 ye^^-rs is as under:- ■ YEAR Addition of Addition ' Addition Addition HSS 6th Class of 7th Class of oth Clcss of i ”jth ■ C13PS ; G G 3 G_ T_; 2. i'^74-75 8 3 Li 2 1 3 1 3 3 1 u 1975-76 3 1 6 3 -■ 1976-77 I 6 4 3 .! 1977-73 4 3 5 2 7 2 The number of incomplete school at prosont is as undf'r:- I ncomplete School Boys Girls Totr?] A.LHS Lower High Schools lO - 1 11 B. Central School with 7th Class 25 8 -.33 C. Central Primary School with 6th 31 13 44 Total 66 22 C8 IXiring 197G-79, it is proposed to add 7th,Gth and iOth clas:-o under Bovs Gir Ls Total A. Addition of 10th Class . _ B. Addition of Cth Cl?.?s ' \ ' 5 3 C. Addition of 7th Class 6 3 T o t o ______16 ______i rrrRODUCTlCNf o f .10+2 PATIEPa^^ . • At :..-rt‘SC-nt thorc are six Hipher. Secondary .c .i.n Oi'Strict Kf-tb.ua of whl^-h twc f.-;r Girls* Pnr Boy-::- HSS Kathua, Hlranagar, Basohli, Bhadciu, ' For Girls i- HSS Kathua and Billawar.^ •' OF -t/^N’GlFG saC€LS Cr DISTRICT K'AMifJA 77--lb ' B0Y3 GT.-Lr, WLNG ■ 3WQ< - • Lh’S c/s ■ GPS Tehsil VAS CPS Total % Kathua 5 ‘ ‘ -4 9 Kathua m m . 3 6 9 I . Bernoti r-<" 6 •• - ;& Hlranagar - ^ 6 ' . 7 ■ ■ m m ' ^ Hiranagar 3 • •• “ • '. • 4: ~ 3 - . Ghagwal ;''• ' 4 3asohli 2 2 3 ■ • ■ 7 ••■■■■ Basohli n 2 4 Bani 4 • — 4 8 " ' ■ Billciv/iir i • 4 • • •• 3 - 8 Billcw ar 3 2 ' 5 Bhaddu 2 . 3 s 10 Total 10 25 3(| , . 66 Totsl;- I 8 13 22 r r -■ r / (P > V NMES OF HAMGING SQiCOLS OF DISTRICT KA1TI1JA 7V-78 TEHSIL BLOCK NAf.:!! CF SaSDOL Kathua Kathua 1 . C/S S.2idpur 2 . ti Karroh 3 . n Galtcr.van ' m Govindsar«c 5#' n Kalibari ■ 6 . CPS Uieinore 7 . M Kutlehar 8 . H Jarai 9 / ■' - « . Kathua Bam oti /I. LHS For la in ^ 2 . C/S Radoli 3. « Utt«ri c'•i. • 4 . hi 1.V' 5. K Pan dor i 6 * n Katll 7 , K Lechhipur • Ci‘5 J A 9 . •* PhorcJ. fO • K‘ J r -» • Hiranagar Hiranagar 1. C/S Dono’i , , 2 . CPS Fhori! Chsk 3 , II Spai/Zc-n 4 . m D;j2loti 5 . M IlijriPur 6 * fl Bandhoi'e ?4 «( vV*rio i Hgr, nO ChagMral I,C/S Chnaa Worian 2 , w Chh,^n Malagran 3 . tt CiUchwsl X. 4 . 1* Chelyari *•'Bt • CPS San^#ali 6 , tt Raghu Chiik 7 . n Londi Basohli Basohli 1 . IJiS Mara • II V2 . Sandhor ^ • C/S S:?n*nghst 4 . n Jandrota 5 . CPS Poonda 6 . N Plakh 7 . n 51 lag Bsnl / i . LliS Dj 11 an gal 2 . H nianqnr • 3 . •' Panyalag 4 . II tsh:inrij>r 5 , CPS Ka'ith^l 6 • M Cb^nd.'il 7 . H 8 , It til an an N/VJIES OF H/^NG^^’G SCHOOLS OFDISTR ICT KATriUA TE(SIL m o L _ NAME OF SCnoOI. 1 . LHS Banhore Billawar BlIlaMrar 2 . c/s M.nrhoon 3 , N Dhar IXignoo 4 , N Raipur 5 . M Ehatnlar 6 . CPS Lihri 7 . •1 Q'Ajncra 8 . m Ctiaralta Bhaddu / i . LHS Drung ' 2 . n GaXak ■ 3, C/S Hamdana tl Mcchhedi (Nathi) 5, n M?ikv/nl 6 , CPS Kandhnrnoo 7 . n Aqli'-Jhrfr S. " Danjasdh^r 9 , a Phinter • 10 * w ?Aschhedl GIRLS WUJG Kathua 1. C/s Chok Sheikh*n - 2 . N Kh^irote 3 . It Lachhipur 4. CPS Baira 5 . M l-latn 6 , N Airvvan 7. « Tar-f Scnjl 8 . n Khokhyal 9. N Barnoti Hli'anagar i . CPS Scnoora 2 , n Chhspnki 3 . •1 I'l/.No 3 iigr. X ■ ‘'J' ■ o ‘ Basohll 1. c/s Basohli ;< 2 . It Farnct 3 . CPS Sabsr 4. a Nagrota Prehta Blllawar 1. c /s Thara Kaiwal ^ 2 . tt Galak a 3 . « Kohaq 4. CPS Mooni 5. •* Machhedi’ ■■ BuOCK LOCATION y u m 0; i I. lisSTKJ ^VTjR AGE lt)TAL nr-OM':^JT :^^£i^^L2D OJJJAR /t'lD ESTT. KATi-lUA l.Ghsrti 1977 Her; r.r-j 5E 20 years 31 2.Nangal 1978 01 22 yesrs 29 lo BaRNOTI l.Kohll 1977 J.nn iL L-inon PUC 26' y<2T 17 2.Sanganoo 1977 l\^r. r.-r-d SE 29 year 24 2 KATHIIA (girl)Haroli 1976 Vi.u>:?r; K'.iiTrT HE 26 year 40 3 HIRAIn’AGAR l.Bandhora 1977 Kev; ^ ■''rishan PUC 17 year 24 'Zi 2*Chsk Gopala 1977 Hi'c'j.... Kunar EE 21 year 27 GIACr./ALI XsCHdk Sodda 1977 Vies r>iv £E 23 Year 28 2.Sendbari 1977 PUC 23 year 15 1 BASOHLI 1.Haripur 1977 H’j'k Cr^ind fiE 25 year 16 2.Kore Dhar 1977 L;^:ch:s'i^ 0.5SS EE 24 year 23 ■ (girls) S.Pargsna 1976 Sursit* nevi PUC 24 year 25 ^rr-'.O (GIRLS) 4 ,Barela Choganl976 Szt'j Dcvl •"idclle 34 year 17 3.7 B/WI 1.Kalanu 1977 ?rt?n Liii EE — 24 year 19 2.Etanani 1977 iinqh EE 23 year 13 BILL/CVAR 1.Blllavvar 1976 S'jdfe.«h Kurnsr EH 24 year 12 2 . DrabbaT 1977 A»:ht n* ,U i EE 20 year 13 3 . Cher 1977 TiiaJ; P.aj EE 21 year IS BHAEDU l.Dadwara 1977 ParkChand EE DEC Tr 52 year 20 2 un ana 1977 Han-3 Hoj 22 year 27 rrj?'?3 ... NOTE:- A l l ’.inst.ru.'rtrrs sre UN-affLOYED YOUTH except one requl«)r 7ne 'mt^in oji*aticn is .Agriculture, The accommodation is in prljats • - MUMBER OF MIXED PRIMABY SD-ICOLS OPENED FPjOM 1974 -75 to 1977-7^ DISTRICT KAH-rJA (DCY3 I GIP.LS ) TEi-fSIL CODE v i l l a g e HABITATION TR WING G.o.rr: 1974 -75 BASOHLI 59 Kahlari Kahl.nrl Patti 17 1 Girls 271 of 7 35 Mutt Kasheed 13 1 ” d t .2 3 .3 ; 11 Lov/ang Qiunchali 3 1 u 23 Gatti Kund 15 1 Boys 3 Doulk a Doulk a 38 1 __ do , 7, Sandroon Kotri 34 1 __ do__ 8 Asso Asso 15 1 do 26 Ban j si Banj al 12 1 do HIR.V1.VaAH 4 Chaiak Aronha 13 1 ___. • 1975-76 KAT-SJA 153 Forlain Dindal 13 i Girls 769 cf75 il Kharotfi Uora Djral 37 ___do__ d t .3 0 ,9 .7 153 Kather,*! Panjwari 10 1 ___do ^ 143 Cliak Rom Girwa Chak 36 1 ___do chand 158 Sher Kotla1 Shor Kotla 14 .1 do 181 Juthana Soffain 9 1 __ do___ HIRA’^AGAR 7 Dhalta Dhalta 35 1 do__ 259 Bheya Bigu Chok 20 1 do__ 2 Dinga Amb Garh 25 1 __ do__ BASOHLI 64 Kothl Kothi 14 __ do__ 40 Szman Khar an a 16 1 ___do___ 37 Sandsr Plahi Sandar 6 1 - —,- 0 ^ 60 Preotfi Prehta 35 1 ___^do^^ 44 Bhoond Kote 20 ■ 1 Boys ; 36 Hedat Simini 45 1 __ do ; 55 uiar '^'‘ahsnpur Kcar 37 , I • do j ILI.av^aR ii-> a m pvvar tJ, BiilDv/ar 18 1 Girl.5 ■ 12 Bagan Dellew 21 1 do KUMBHR OF MIXED PRIMARY SCHOOLS OPENED FFOM 1974-75 to 1977-78 DISFRICT KATIRJA TlllSIL CODE VILLAGE H.^ITATION ROLL TR WIMG G .OJ'O 1970-77 KATHUA 46 Nonal Nonal 8 1 Girls 407i of76 68 Chak Gadadhar 44 1 _do_ dt,23,12.7€ HIR/'NAGAR 73 Nathal Chak Nathalchak 53 1 ■ -do_ B/\SOHLI 56 Hadat Hadat 26 1 B3YS 67 Athun Athun 24 1 BOYS 54 Chala Mcndrara 9 1 Surj an Gaivar 14 1 21 — 69 Nowahera Mowshera 25 1 Girls 68 3era Bera 17 1 12 Bftgoga Begoga 10 1 -do_ 53 ill an a Than-^ 32 1 ^do_ 11 Lowang Khai'vvoh 37 1 BILLA^VAR 16 K.P.Billav/ar Maharuin 9 1 Gir Is V 7 lohai Thai 13 1 Boys 60 SalorQ Bcinyari 27 1 1977 -78 KAlTiUA 178 For lain Sat 36 1 Girls 251ox77 67 Chak Ilrab khan 16 i _do_ dt.25.5,77 69 Bhaga Chak Bhaga chak 20 1 HIR>W/\GAR 285 Chhan Protain Chhan Protain 27 1 _d o ^ BASOHLI 52 Nagali Pallara ( Not started) Boys 27 Thorar Thorar 9 1 28 Sindhl Kakail 15 1 _do_ 5 Khaddar Khaddar 9 1 — 60 Prehata Danna 14 1 10 Bari Balzadi 9 i _d o _ 65 Baroto Barote 3 ■ l' Girls 64 Plassi Panthehar 17 1 — Bin. M m 18 ftottor Bhangwah 22 1 Boys 64 Bool 34 1 RaraKct a — ^0— 15 Qillav/ar R eh standi 25 1 Girls 51 Thara Kalyal Patyari 60 1 _d c ^ UPGRADING OF SCHOOLS friOV. .1974-73 fco iy?7*'73 ______DISTillCT KATHUA______' .SaiQOL JSHKL n.n. KO 1974^75 BIILAWAR P3 nianj asdhar 6th Boys 272 of 1974 PS Lahrl 6th Boys 23.2.1974 PS Chunera 6th BASOftLI PS Kanthal 6th — PS Poonda 6th PS Sananghat 6th PS Barinota 6 th do__ PS Chfindal 6th 3|t3o“ PS Sobar 6th Girls PS Prehta Nagrota 6 th do__ PS Pharnat 6th ~c!o_ f!IF?y^WAGAR CS SisllaJi 7th Bill Ai^AR cs i'v^-^ndii 7t:h Boys cr. N in li 7th BA30HXI cs Rh ■^adar 0th C3 S it t i Bth CS Bho Tnd 8th C'> Biini 8 th Glvla- KAtfWA iiiS L^khanpur 10th - Ccys 273 of Ht. 2 3 .’,7.^ L(IS Jangloto 10th i K > r ;l V I clt. ''.7.-,^ LHS Nagrota Gujroo 10th Beys 273 Mt dt* 2c...^ 1975-76 KATHUA PS Rakh Lachhipura 6th Boys r /0 of 7 ? dt. 30.*?,?5 PS Pharai 6th __co__ PS Rokh Lachhipura 6th Glr J.s HIH>!^JAGAR PS Loundi 6th Boys BA30HLI PS Dhaman 6th _do^ BIU A’.'/AR PS PhInter 6 th KATiUA CS Karroh 7th HtriANAGAR CS Chhan Morian 7th clo^ BASOHLI C3 S /'NANGUT 7th do^ BILI AWAR CS Aglidhar 7th do CS K.e. Billawar 7th T^irTs KATl-fLJA CS Bhallar 8th Boys Cb Chadwal 8th do BILLA^YAR CS P la il 8th ~do~ CS Galak 8th Girlls KATliUA UiS Jakhbar 10th Boys 366 of 1975 dt. 3.7,7.^ BiLLAiVAR LHS P a m a lla 10th Boys 771 of 1973 • 30 ^ u p g r a d in g o f SCHOOLS FROM 1974-75 to 1977-78 ______DISTRICT KATHUA______ TPr!SIL SCHOOL CLASS AD WIWG G.O, NO 1976-77 KATHUA CS Kalibari 7th Boys 4073 of l?7C OS Kharote 7th Girls dt, 23,12.76 CS Lachhipura 7th Boys 578 of 77 dt, 29.3.77) BA30HLI CS Kothi Plahi 7th Boys BILI AW.AR CS Makwal 7th CO CS Thar a Kalwal 7th ~do~ KATfiUA CS Phalota 8th Boys’ CS Janglote 8th Girls HIR/^NAGAR CS Mawa 8th Boys CS Chandwan 8th Gixls B/'ISOMLI CS Rohan 8th Boys BIIXAW,5B as Garh Malti 3th Boys CS Kishan Pur 8th Girls aASCffLI LHS Lov/7?ng loth Ilcy.? of hJ7b dt . 1977-78 KATHUA CS Govindsar 7th Eo'/s 251 of 77 CS Lachhii'Jur 7th Girls dt, 25.5.1977 HIRW4AGAR CS Chilyart ' 7th Boys BASOI-ILI CS Jandhrota 7th do CS Pharnat 7th Girls BILLAWAR CS Dhsr dugnoo 7th Boys CS Kohag 7th Girls KATrlUA CS Dhorsi Kalyari 8th Boys CS Juthana 8th Boys CS lalchbar 0th Girls HTBANACAR CS Gadial 8th Boys CS Magloor 8th _do CS Sallan 8th GirTs BA30HLI CS Kothi Plahi 8th Boys BIL! A M LHS Dev/a 1 10th Boys BASOEILI LHS Sobar loth Boys 735 of 1977 dt, 23.B.77 DEFUNCT SQiOOlS According to data of 1977-78, th6r&~are .18 defunct Primary Schools with enrolment of less than 10* The d e tM l is as under t- reisiL SCMOOL ROLL NO OF TR YEAR OF ; ESTT. 3nvs Winq ■:ASOHLI PS Mendrara 9 1 1976 jII.l;AvV/vR PS Parole 8 1 1967 i.HLS WiNG :,50HLI PS Bhoond 5 , . I . FS Dlicir MahanPur 6 ~ • 1 I 'n l • PS Sialaq 1 1S^71 PS Bfinjal 1 Lv7i ■ PS Sloh 5 1 1971 PS Sandhar Plahi 6 1 1975 ■■ PS Bhandar 6 1 1968 PS Choortchali 3 1974 PS Surjsn Chalog 9 1 1968 ilLLAWAR CPS Machhedi 2 1967 PS Bagqan . ^ 1 I97;: PS Bakhatpur 5 1 PS Badnota 3 1 1967 PS Sadrota 1 1972 PS Dugani 1 1 1972 PS Mandal J Both the schools have not been PS Beadnote ) given the start from the date of sanction* MOBILE SaiOOl.S Ai'lD SQfOLARSHIP 0/ There are 10 M obile Schools for nomXd populijtlon of Guji^r and B3k.erv;al, Out of these 4 schools have been open&d the r e c e n t ly , Ti;c detail I 2 an under;- r.C ::. E’ VJ INTER 2AA Q r. 1976 1 , Tc-raf T.-:;: v'nl •Dliar dai;\C . ■:.l 73 2 , Dh;;tiri Ji P r r ^ « F“1e 1- srtho 1 Bakhtd P a V t r - ^ 4 12 of 1978 • 3 as; ant pur • - \ 0 V c!V . d tt’d 18,2 »73 Hironacar 24^0 Dt,2 3 .7 .7 6 1 * Khanpur Sv/aj Dhar Ram Ms gar na^^ohii 1779 of1974 Seasonal M.'^ndi Dt. 4 .1 .7 5 2 . S c- >. c n 31 Seasonal Dhaqqar Tl'i.inn til 3 . __ Mobile Sarthal Billawar 1378 ofl977 1, Valley Kottar Dhar Dugnoo Dt.16 .12 .77 B. SulcLARoi-!!? No of boneficiaries Sanctioned Actual amount Experiditi.'x^^ 1974-75 62 0.06 3140 ,L97:i-76 138 o a o 5810 1976-77 257 0.16 0.16 1977-78 154 0 .1 5 0 .1 5 SCIETv'CE EDUCATION PROGRW.E . We are passing through ago of Science, So its _ knowledge is most essential for the improvement of Social and eccnomic standard of the The country having better Scientific facilities and technical pis know -how at present has a place on the map of the advanced countries cf the ■A'orld, WS UNIC2F has classified a country as acvanced, " which is ad'/anced in Scientific technology.'' The WICEF started the ' PILOT PROJECT SCH01E* in science snd supplied the ’'.pctssary aids to developing coantries for the improvement of science, Th'^ very organisation started its work in 1963 through the , Waticnal agc'ncy of NCERT in India with the follo’ving progrrjiTrrne 1 , Improvement of Text books in science 2 , Improvement in Methodology. ■ , 3, Provision of Science Kits 4 , Compulsory science teaching fron first to lOth clisr. 3, Unified syllabi in scinece throughout the country 6 , Provision of training programmes for te^eher ' Our state has intrduced the aforesaid programme ina phased manner from 1970, Science kits have been provided to the pri^iory and Middle Schcols. In the state of JS.K a number of - key institutions wore selected and equipped with the latest scientific apparatus and science kitsv These'Institutions have be-n selected for impc'rting training to’ the teachers of El^-nentry schoolg. In kathuo T.T. School .Hiranagar has been selected and equipped with the requisite scientific equipments. Fne detail is as under:- * . 5 Nosa. Primary science kits for 3rd, 4th & 5th Classes 5 Nosa. b. Biolog/ kits^XK part I for 6th Class 5 c. Physics Kits Part I for 6th Class 5 Ncs d. Pl-ysics Kits part II for 7th Class 2 Nos vi, I I > sics kits part III for 8th Class 2 No'<^ I, Chwrnistry kits for 7th & 3th Class 2 rios ;.(• -^ii-olooy cofnposite kits for 7th & 8th Class 2 Nos ^.n idaition to it, the training school laboratory hai'- also beei' equipped with apparatus etc, needed for teaching science,to ' the teecher of elementry schools. The science kits under . Pilot programme have been supplied to the following schools:- ■ BOYS______GIRLS______ 1. MS Pathwal 1. HS Hiranagar 2* MS Gura Mundian 2» PS Gura Mundian 3 , MS Bheya 3 , PS Hiranagar 2 4, MS Gara Satoora 4, PS Bhe^^a , 5 , CPS Pheru Chak 6, Model PS Hiranagar 7 , To make the science teaching effective and to develop tha r competence in proper use of all the apparatus, chemicals, to' etc, science kits have bor-n provided to various oleriifntry schools { see page No ___) of Kathua District. Tfi-s tn mb--r is under:- Kits N'o of Schools Covered Total ... Bcy-i, Girl a TTS a* Primary 58 29 ^ 07 b , Primrsry under Pilot 7 4 6 . 17 proj ect . c . Middlt 13 ' 18 Total:- 65 ' 33 24 .122 In all High Schools except to which have been upgraded durin the Current year^ the facilities for teaching of subject of science are available. In the remaining two schools i.e HS Dev;al and HS Sobar, the subject of science will be introduce dueing i973-;79# The science grant to the tune of 500C>/- p school has been given to the followiniy 4 schools for iitjprovd of laboratory:- . . . 1, HS PcirolQ ( Boys) 2 , H5 f/»ahanPur ( 8cys) 3 . HS RarnKoto { Boys) 4 , HS B-'5schl.i { Girl:.) . In order to improve? th" .‘'.tar,core’ of science te.-ching, the trainfnn programme for tCc:Cners under crash fo r ' 1d:jyi W05 stnrt'sd in thin District in 1976-77, A summary •( the proqranm® is given below: * The treining progrsii’ono rtarted in this District in the 4th session at 9 centres nan*rely Ehalou, ^.-ithua Ghagwal M B , liiranag-r A£B, Dssohli and Bili.^'var, The tr a ’ c: was imparted at tha centres from August 16 to August' 30, 19' ^ d and during this period 545 teachers ( 354 male and 19i fe^nale) were trained. Training at one centre namely Cani which could not be conductec during this session due to certain unavoidable circumstances, was organised at the centre during the 6th session from October 4 to October* 18, 197S and 45 teacher ( 32 male and 13 female) received training at the centre. Hiis completed the training programme in this District, In all 590 teachers( 386 male and 204 female) were trained out of an anticipated number of 602 ( 372 male and 230 faTtale). In this way 9851b schools were covered in this District, Tlie block wise-, enrolment of trainees was as under:- BLOCK 70T/il m OF TEACHERS i^-L- Von ^r» KAimJA • jc.) 23 73 ^>4 30 . fiiV HI^».WAGAH M rt-'AGA'.a AaB 64 ’ io . BAX'riLI 2:^ J BX'iI ' 32 - i3 45 BILL AW AR A3 18 ^61 SHAL^DU 50 , • 23 73 TOT.U 386 ■ 204 5?0 The number of teachers trained under UNICEF assisted elementr'j science training programme for 28 days ( Intensive) during • 1976-77 is as underr- Men Women Total ■ 36 18 M In 1977-78, the number of teachers trained under UNICEF 3^3 istod eleir.entry science training pro^x'ainme for-25 day?r is as under• t- BL BU j CK MEM ^ V.'OrAE^ TOT A!:- .. Kathua 6 ■ io . ■ 16 ' Barr.oti ' 8 •ms ■ ' 3 Hiivioacai' . 5 r. IG C5iogvV£ Total:- 55 23 78 ■ The course was conducted in Govt. HSS K.ithua Boys from 1 6 ,8 .7 7 to 12.9,1977. ;’ci&nce exhibition at Kathua was also held in the nicnth cf Msrch 1978, sjjq-is d:>i;i?piid ' : m vhy. i:’ B0Y3 V/ir.'G Gim.s BLOCK. SCHOOL sc;ccL KiATi-IUA i . W*S Keeri^n 1 , M.3 Nnni'i Faro.Ic- 2 . fl Kathua 2 . <1 LakhanPur 3. M T!Tcin 3. » ' Prr livv.»-nd 4 . »• Parliwand , 4, t» ' 3udbi 5. n Kb dkhy al 5 . It Bar/;;;! 6 * n Ch^nc^r an 6 . (» Jangl'cLe ' ’ 7 . f) GaitGrwan 7. tt Jaklgbar ' , 3, C, S LitChipur ' 9 . P . 3 Kathua ; , • fB.-Ul'C.TI i . M.S I.OO' - !l Kii^.roirc ' 3*- It »■. c> i h cr i 4 , »1 Pcir.ingoli ' 5* It , I3ha].l;ir ;6 » If Kaly^^ri .'7, C, 3 U'' j 4 Q^3 Jusiota • 9 . P.S Barnoti . HIR.ANAG^R i . M,S P*thv;al i . H.S. Hirsnsoar 2 , II Krz opunruj ^ • nU c • jjpur >3 ■ • t» , .» ■ II 4» Kh-nPur ■ 4„ If an"»ori;j ■ 3« (1 Homirpur 5. It y' 6 « n r.sol.oor 0 * n CiundA’ori ■. 7 . Wcdol Hir^ncornr 7. tr 3, GPS ^hcru 3, r .3 -. I - J t. 9 . iJ '''.vu'jh ^■’^.'l'rt.' lu. ri V/.2 Mgr. . •« • , <1HAG /AT.. i . M,3 Dh ^ty ^ 2 . « Sate era 3 . II Gvrih ’.lundian A . M HarsAith ■ S-* • ft 3u j an a o * « K. e 1 iS / • 0 . *» 9 , it J i, fc'/V V « ( i 3 •- •hai : I.1 ♦ LMS ^;.v-■ fi n Oj I l5nqc.s.l ■ V- • •f . P:r)iy:.;lao 4 . i.i • ^ 31thi. 'V- ' sjr W 0'!flnd:3l 6 , II H r.n vh 51 • "/ . u Dhsrrian ' ■ :otf3. , ' » BOYS WING GIRLS WLnG nu>o<...... 5CI0C/L ____ ... SGCX}L aiUAvVAR 1. M .3 K.P 3111av/ar 1. M.S Ucha Find 2. •» Sukral 2 . *• Kishanpur 3 . Lohai 3 . *• Ramkote 4 . Badnota 4 . C.S Tlnara Kalyal 5 . “ Hot ta r '" ’ - - 5 . " Kohag 6. « Fallan 6. P .S Dar/al 7 . " Gcirh ^':alti 7 . P .S Mooni s.crs Marhoon BHADDU l.LHS Galak 2 . M.S Msndli 3 , " Dadvara 4 . " Uiari!mkotfe 5 . ” G'urp.h© Kalyal 6 , " 3hacodi •, 7 , •' Juthana 3’ja’A< - KATllUA 7 9 baiu^o t i 9 HIRA'IAGAR 8 10 Q^AGA'AL 10 _ BASC'HLI 9 7 BA^5I 7 BILLAWAR 8 7 BMADiXJ 7 1 H IRAN AG •''ft 1 1 3ILLAWAl\ 1 - ' ^ U jT-M.;- 67 33 TT3 HXR.%v\G/\R PRY KTT3 5 MIDIXE - 20 Toe dgtail of .V.lddle Kits ^ Physics Kits 5 for 6 th class 2 for 7th and 2 for 0th classcr Biology Kits 5 for 6 th class 2 fox 7th ^;rtd 2 i'ci 3th c I p Chemistry kits 2for 7th and 8th classes. 0CRK ypRlC £XP£RIHf-.Cu One of the means of achieving National Goal is to link Bducation^productivety and this link can be forged by introducing work experience as an integral part of the (jercrol education and vocationalization of education at + 2 si^agc,^ It was also emphasized^tho Round table conference that work exporVU'cu should be integral part of general education and approach should \ pr^matic so that work experience is 1 1* Real 2, Socially Useful 3, Productive 4, Modern and Science oriented 5, Psychologically satisfying The work experience in 1st to V III r.hould be lntroducc:d' in t.vo forms;- ■ 1, As s craft , 2 , As a hobby • ’ . This progrrimme ^/as stsrtod on ness'v.? scale in the Di-'trict i “i 1976-77, Soroe schools had shown extro-ordinary proai'es". which •A'as Vivid in the Exhibition held st Jamnu from 20.12,7c to... 24.12.76, This vosr 1977-78 Rs. 0.22 Lscs were alloted to the follov'/ing number of schools fcr startinn work experience programme;- Schools No of Schools covered .Bcvs. Girls Total a/ Higher Secondary 1 1 b/ High School 7 1 8 c/ Middle Schools 11 4 15 d / Primary Schools 1 1 Total:- 19 6 25 In addition to thtse schools, the viork' ex-p-erienco programs has bP‘-'n introduced in tho fo l4v/ino schools froin the prt'Vjous ycv/r by getting the gr'nt direct from state level officers;-, ‘ 1. HS Kootan ( Boys) 2 . f/S Bhacidu ( Boys) . 3 , Model M3 Basohli ( Boys) 4, HS Ghagwal ( Girls) For dstoil sec page Ko , The main token up under this progrofttne aro ht 1 / CAjttinn 'rri tailoring 2 , Bamboo Work 3^ Canning 4, Agriculture 5, Envelop meking6 . Jute spinniriy, 7, Poultry 8 , Bl.unket making 9 . Pottery Sa-iO J'LS aiVi'Rfc'D UNDER m P K h>;i-hHiNt;(JL DISTRICT KATHu'A 1977-78 BLOCK^ _ SCHOOL _ AMOUN'T TRADS 30YS WING KATHUA i.HSSttithua Rs.2000/- Agriculture 2 .MS Kathua 100/- Envelop making , BAI1^^0TI l.MS Logate 200/- Bamboo Work 2.LHS For lain 300/- __ do__ HIRA!'J/\GAR* l.MS Hiranagor 300/- Canning aiAG.VAL i,C S Chhan Mala gran 300/- Jute Spinning 2*CS Sangv/ali ioo/>. Bamboo V/ork BASOHLI 1* '!S Sob or ^■00/~ W Banibc^ ‘'i'cr’': 2 .jViS Dhar W jh^.iPu: 940/- Blank<5t rnoivin : 3 ,jV3 Bo'^ohil ' 2oa)/- C-'TC'-c?r. l.KS 3ani 2bcsc^^- pv.lc-’r.g : • • ■ • 2 , t'S Law.?rij onrv". / 3 , LH3 P'uiDy'^1- 9 BILJ.A'VARi.MS Lohai 100/- He pi. 2,C3 Sarthi 100/- Bee keeping 3»LH3 Be nil ore 600/- Fo.'try 4.HS Parnalla 900/- PottDry ( Kuja) i,MS Bhaddu 2000/- Carpcntary 2 . MS Gura Kalyal 200/- Chalk making Total fts. W 740/- GIRL3 V./ING ■ Ksthua i,MS Kothua 2000/- Cuttin 0 ’ T-pi ] c'' i ' ■' 2,:V3 Parole lOOO/- Basket making c’.P3 Kathua 560/- Pckal and S<-:uc'^ Har, I’.cctoh 2oa)/- Cutting nnd Tai} ori i'-; r/iS flaj F'arjh 7C0/- : Knitting , MS Rji'aKoto 1000/- ' '.'X;11 n ^ i'ir'v T ;r’ 10 r i t - Totsl:- 7260/- Ti.- r'ntoci »rs or r<-nt free bulloinqs «re generajiy the r*!t.ld' ntial hous'''b and are .inadequate^ in.‘?uf •ric:.<--p t)r . nO or^ri (T. nr accommodation. So the first preference should be given to r-i(> construction buildings specially in ease of elementry ■ Che-'Is through local participation in terms of men, material aivJ money. The pr^sont system of construction of schools buiicirig-. through local initiative has following defect^^- 1, It is mostly government initiative and the local' initiative is only lip- sympathy; 2 , There are also no set stand««rdj designs and the ' buildings are constructed without plan; 3, The buildings constructed also lack technical . supervision and guidence; 4 , The buildin'is once constructed are not aftcr-v/a-r:d3 ''maintained properly, • SUG'JESTIONS 1, Constri^ction grant through local initiative ahojlo only be given when the local population of the aro*a alr>o contributes minimum of 2.5% of tlie total ccslh- of construction in shape of ldnd,const:-uctit*n ina'leri..' and money; ’ 2» The grants at a time to a particvjlar jcbir>; school should not exceed te, 10,000/- when tc be constructed by local cornmittes; ■ 3, V/hon the total cost of construction exceeds Rs, 10,C\X)/ the work should bo undertaken by the P .W .D ; , 4 , The ownor-ship of the land should also be settled before undortaKing the construction programme; 5, There shouiri be approved standard designe with neccssary detail regarding specifications and requirements of construction materials etc; 6 , There- should also be standing in'‘?trnctions to the local Assistant Engineer of the P.V7.Dto extend full co-operation to the local construction committee and to provide technical guid^^nce and supervision to all such works under taken within area of his jurisoictiun 7, Maintenance of such buildings should bo the entire responsibility of the department. In addition to the funds collected through building funds special grants should also be given to the institutions vvh'.'n-ev; requited. ‘ ' ■ ' * liUr'S'’ ; ' ' S'.hocl buildings have also been constructed t: r unh io-J.l i.itiative. The detail is as under:- GE^^'£RAL UflPROVLA'IB^r OF SQ-fOOI.S . • ■ ' For genera] improvement of schools, 21 e3sir;entry , schools and 4 secondary schools were given special orsntr. at the rate of Rs. 500/- and P.S.50CX)/- per school respectivs'Jv, The detail is as under ELSMENTRY SCHOOLS TEHSIL SCHOOL BOYS WING Kathua 1 . ®S Hote 2 . PS Sumwan •• 3, CS Phalote Hiranagar 1 . PS Chak La la n ■nc i >k' Glrn,.xi '7 ’2S Katli ^ . MS Guro .Vsundian 5, MS Qi?kra Ba* o'lli' 1 . Houlk^i 2 . PS Si 3 lag ' 3. MS - ■ ..._ Rehan ' MS Sitti ( Bani) Billawjr 1 . PS Rlral- •—o • CS r ;,l ‘ an GIRLS WING Kathua 1 , PS Chan gran 2 . CS KharotG 3, MS Berwal ■ Hiranagar 1 . PS Nanath Billawar 1 . PS Phinter Basohli i . Rohan PS 2 , MS Mahanpur SEQONDARY SCHOOLS ■ 1, HS Beni (Boys) 2 , HS Blllawar ( Boys) 3 , HS Lakh an pur ( Soys) _ ' 4, HS Hiranogar ( Girls) - g^NSTRUCT ION PFC'CjP.Ml-'iE • ' ' Ah'? problcn’! of nrovidinq b»;i'dinq ’.o Fouca'ticnal Xn^.t ’ tution^ • ' Specially at the ej.e.it-ntry is a Culcss.’il one not^ onJ.y in Kathua District but also in whoJ e of tha state. This massive problem can bs tackled only if local resources are harnassed to the maxirnurri pos^^ible extent, if loft Lo be tackl'i by the Govt, alone, it would require millions of St.Rupees ^ which the state 8X-«hiK exchequer would never be able to ■ bear* So there are two alternatives i- 1* To open schocls in rented buildings or rent free! buildings; j 2. To construct buildings through local initiative j OF STATE NO OF s t a t e NO OF STAtE TBISIL 5 CONTR. BLDG* CONTRIBUTION BLDG. Qjixj m . BLDG. 1975-76 1976-77 1977-»73 KATi-iUA 13 0 .7 2 5 0 .2 5 7 0.19 HGR. 10 0 .5 3 5 a 0 .2 5 7 • 0 .2 4 basohli 13 0 .6 0 5 5 0 .2 5 7 0 .3 5 billa:-var 13 0 .7 0 5 5 0 .2 5 6 0 .2 2 ( For detail see page, ) B. P«W.D Keeping in view high cost of construction, It is suc'jest'^ti that th« programnia of construction and renovation of bui.lnifi^o f-)r schools through P.V/.D may bo planned in th? followinc ordfir of .-ficr^tias 1, Buildincj of t'.iosn school ’/^fhere classes are held in thf> oO':n; 2 , 'rflieuc* existing school h.we be«a a .. , unsaf e; 3 , Rfjpair, maintenance and improvement in existing schools; 4* Schools having rented buildings. 27 buildings ( IB Boys ftnd 9 Girls) of Education Departraer-l vj^re t^o n up by the P .W .D during 1976-77. The said buildings rea;ained incomplete and this year Rs. 10,50 Lacs were provided to complete the incomplete buildings only ani no new work vjas takenup. itiw year wise funds put at the disposal of Superintendent Engineer KS.B ware as underi- Year Amount 1975-76 fc. 7 .7 4 L/^cs 1976-77 Rs. 9.72 Lacs 1977-73 Fs.10.30 Lacs aajiHD BUILDINGS. . Ttie detail of the renter: buildings is as under :- BLOCX 3C/rs '/.TNG GIRLS VitlNG P3 T }f.Si CS Kathua 1 1 o 4 3 2 .V*; '• 1- li .inagar 3 2 3 S 6 7^ 24 3^.) Ghagwal 2 4 6 Liasoiili •mm - 1 15 16 Bi 11 av;.3r 3 2 19 24 ( For derail see page uo ____ ) a'NSTRUGTICN OF SC’lUrL BUILDINGS TOROUGH P .W .D lEHSIL Sa-iOOL AMOUHT ACCC.V'YODAT ION’ 1076-77 K 1977-70 HOYS WII'i(3 KATOA 1.H3 J eng lot e 1 .2 1 5 Laes 2 Rooms 2.KS Budhi 1 .1 5 Lacs 2 Hooins 3.HS Parole 1.14 Lacs 2 roomc 4.HSS Kathua 9 .1 7 Lacs 9 rooms BIi^ANAGAR -1. HSS. Hiranagar 4 .4 0 lacs 5 rooms 2, MS. Hiranagar 1.44 lacs 3rooms■ 3. MS. Kata3 Brahaman1.147 lacs 2 rooms A* ‘nS. Koto IVnn-' I*iQ 1 os ^ 2 roorr;i? 5. SiiiOCir^i l . : r locs . room!? 6 , HS. Sallnn l .i O l^cs 1 H:.ll 7, HS. Chhan l^rian 1.2 0 lacs 2 rooms 8AS0HLI 1. /'S. Hutt. O.dA ■ 2 rcoins 2. HS3, Basohii 7*60 lacs 20 roo.rr-i 3 , HS. Lov;ang 1.07 lacs Not taken 4 . f-iS. Basohli 1.12 lacs 2 rooms 5, TTS. Basohii 0 .3 4 }.c;ci 2 rcc-.-'.r 3ILLAWAR 1. HS. Pam alia 0.8571acs 2 rooms 2. LHS. Banhore 1.222 laC3 2 rooms 3, HSS. BhaCHu 2 ,0 3 lacs 4 roo.'-;:- 4 , MS, Dharmkote 3 .7 2 lacs 4 rooms GIRLS WI JG;- ' KATHUA 1. HSS. Kathua 1 .4 5 lacs Addl. re 2 , MS. Porliwand i .21 lacs 3 rooms HIR/WAGAR 1. 1 Staff Quarters 0 .4 4 2 lacs Staff Q( 2. HS.Ghag/^al 1 .1 1 lacs 2 rcofr.3 3, HS. Hiranagar ' i.172 lacs _ ■ 2. rooms ‘X ■.ASOrill 1, HS. Basohii 0 .612 lacs ' ■ . i ;e^oC'P.'i BII.I.A'VAR ie in.Bb.t^.Wu . C ,4 17 iciCS 1 ro> '-n 2 , HSr... Bil.li'A'ar 0.SJ.5 Ir-CS 2 rocrn;5 1 ' 3. •• . 1 • 2 ro^-.-r 1975-76 KATl-WA 1 . HSS. Kathua 2 .5 0 lacs X. HIR/\NACAR I, HS. HiranoQar l.icr. BASOHLI u TTS. Ba-5ohll 0 .2 5 lacs * f ' . 8o1. 'Dlioua^ U X i975-?6^ iv H/S Hatli . Rs» 0.10 1.H/S Sailan & .O . 2. H/S Jsbolote O.iO 2.H/5 aajruT2 3 . lilS 0 .0 4 3 .H /3 iUngB A?:>b f ‘* f 4. M/S Kecrisn 0 .0 3 4 . M/s G^X« Satoora £»• M/S Kharot® 0,02 V. 6 ,. P S S/vardchal 0*05 6 *l/iS U M W k L BIU AWAR l.U^S Sobar 0 .0 8 l.HS Blllav/ar 0 .0 5 2.L4S Panayalao 0.10 2.H3 Kohag 0 .0 5 3,^>S Bhcond 0 .0 5 3.LHS Banhore 0.10 4.M3 H. Prdita 0.06 4.U iS De.val 0 .0 5 S.M.S Slttl 0«O5 S.r.ti K.F'.Bill.w«r0.05 6*ti'3 Li.v/ang o.oa 6 .MS P jII w 0.02 7 ..MS Karan Bjkra 0 .0 3 7.cr> Sufthrr.l 0 ,0 5 8.CS Plalil 0 .0 3 8.CS Kandharnoo 0 .0 5 9 , PS Athoon 0 .0 1 5 9.CS Mak^al 0.-05 ■ Athialta tlO.il’S Ih&nc>on 0.01!> 10.C2 “ni^ra 1 1 ,PS Dret3i*n r .013 n * ? 5 Bax.il 0.0X5 12.PS Kund Gatti 0.04 12.PS Koti 0 .1 0 KAIVIUA 1.MS Parole O.CS 1.MS OAlik 0 .0 5 2 . MS Ducfhi O.Oa 3.rs B^xival 0.04 4.03 Baira 0.05 »*CPS Taraf Sanji 0.03 6.CPS Bamotl 0.04 7.PS Jasrota 0.04 m , Mi, ja, IslU; .J s s k x . J£ S J S s i ^ ^ y o l KAIH. 2 1 2 ■ 1 6 0 .3 4 3 3 1 7 0V3» um . 3 3 4 10 0 .5 5 mm 2 5 i 5 13 0.6 0 5 BHX. 2 2 2 4 2 12 0 .6 5 3 1 «M» mf 1 0.0!5 JtALi- 7 5 12 5 12 41 2 .1 5 4 3 1 9 0 .4 3 1^74-75 KAT>iUA l.H S B^!.-/al 0.10 X.ffS Sallan O.iJC 2 xMtr.Sk»fax 2.7/S Bhf^s 0 .G 5 vXtr-.TPlKmON GF 8li.r7.DIhK> Tlincum r 30 Y3 viTMG -IHLS w:;.G KAWJA. 1,MS Keerian 0.05 l.CSLachhipur C ,05 2 . GPS Jtsrai 0 .0 5 2 .PS Qian gran 0 .0 5 3 . PS Baird 0 .0 5 filKAN’AGAR 1..V.S Hamirpur 0 .0 5 l*r/iS Chh an Rori an o.or> 2.WS Amala 0.05 2.MS Gara Satoora C .05 3 . PS Odh 0 .0 5 BASOHLI l.UiS Sandbar 0.05 l.P S Samlar 0 .0 5 2 . MS Rehsn 0 ,0 5 2.PS Sandhar 0 .0 5 3.a>s Kanthal 0 .0 5 BILLAWAR l.MS Baggan 0 ,0 5 l.PS Banhore 0 .0 5 2 , MS Lohai 0 .0 5 3.CS Phintcr 0 ,0 5 4 .P S Dramani 0 .0 5 su; UiS US £S ,,, C3 IS l Jl, KATliUA _ i _ 1 13 0.15 1 1 ou O.jlO mu _ 2 _ „ 1 3 0*15 1 1 0, ; BAL^HLI i 1 ^ -I- -.3 0.15 1 1 2 o,:.o BILLAWAR 2 1 1 4 0,20 1 1 ■ C .05 T o m :- 1 6 1 3 13 0 .6 5 2 1 4 0 ,3 5 CONSTRUCTION 1977-78 (BOYS WBvIG) KAiniJA _____ l.MS Charjqran 0.02 1,MC Khi-r»Pur 0»CV! 2 .MS T?-»cin 0.02 2 .fv GIF!L3 KATr^J^ l.CS Kharote 0.04 HIR/i^AGAJ^ l.MS Chandwan 0 ,0 4 2.PS G,:rniaTi C-.0.-t B/vSOlO-I IJAS Eani C . .'*3.0 2.PS Rehalta 0.0^ QILLAIVAR l.PS Phintcr 0.C4 su/ym y (boys) Sl/1''V-.Ry (GI'^XS) . uis cs ^ PS X Amt. cs PLi \x:r.± KATifUA _ 3 1 2 6 0 .1 5 1 1 0,01 HGTi. ~ 4 1 5 0 .1 6 1 1 2 C,f;y b /sX. il: J 1 2 5 0 .2 1 1 1 2 O.i-1 T T 1 5 0 .1 8 1 1 0 ,0 4 TDT/it« 'iT 'IT .u 6^ 21 0 .7 0 2 i 5 0 . SC'i .i sTATa:Q^T •.':::sr>x.rrDX^ c f s o r o L b u i l d i ':o s ( boys Gira.^; rix-^’Gi . n ; rA7i.UA DI^TT. 76-77 ______7 7 r Z S x _ G3TX S 5,No. Mrune ef the school* 'i7y, ■■^iccnradstion; S,Uo, tiaac of the s’chocl» Tonsii, Ar'iount .Acconnodstlor 7C*77 a.;-' VC-77 2. • ______,77>7$';7 v 7 7 < ^ e ,______t U HSS Hiranagar* Mirivn^qar,. 4»40 L*>', ' ^ rooms, 1, Stsff GMwrters, (iirso*cr-r. 0,^1200 - Staff qui'Vi 2 . Girls JiS C5i.iiWil, —'tc** 1.31 Lac, 2 rooms, 2,?rtS Hiranaqar, -cio- l.-M * rro:r.s, •3 , Giris HSS Kothiiu, Katrju?, 1,45 « Addl roonis. 3*MS Kst^’l Brahjana. -do- ;?oor5, ✓4, Giris i/.3 Pnrliv/..njd -.Jo- 1.21 3 roo-^3, 4,iV.S Koi'v^punnu, -dc- . ; 1,10 L..., x'oo:r.3, 5, Girls HS BhaJu, 3ili;.'.v5r, 0.447(X3 1 rocai. wgHS S^noora* —do— ' 1 , 12. ^ roo:.i5. 6 , Girls HSS Sillaw^r, -do- O^oVjOO 2 rooms, 6.HS Sfillan. -c'o- l a o •» K ill, V Girls K3 Bhad'j, -do- 1.32 I s c , 2 reoias. 7 ,H 5 Qihan Borian, _-do- '1 .2 C •» o roo?Tis. Girls HS OaGohli. 3'sohli. 0,6\2C0 1 room. 8#HS Janglcte* Kathu^aK i.2.1500 2 rcciJiS, Girls ns Hirf.nsgsr, rMr-;:r.2 55r 1,1720:” 2 rooms. 9.HS Cudhi, -co- J.15 l<.c, roorns, 10.HS Parole. -do- 1 .1 4 2 rooms, 11.riSS Kathua. -do- 9 .1 7 9 J^co^s, -12. MS h*utt. Dasohli. 0.84- - 2 r r o n s ,, ■T.3, HSS Basohll. —do— 7*C0 « 20 rcoms, 14, HS Lovvang, -do- ' 1,07 « ??ol tslcen up,- 15, ^'S Basohli. -do- 1 , r ' . " 2 rooaiS-i'Reno'xation 16, TTS Baschli. —do— 0 .3 4 *» 2 rocffls -do-* 0 l7 , HS Parnells, Billawsr, 0,ari75C •' rc02J3, 18, 1.HS Ganhors, —do— 1.222GO 2 raoois* 1 9 .HSS Bhadu, -do- 2 ,0 3 I,-c. 4 rcorrj'j, XXX«C>i«M -X3« ;\r.X“~ii53?ESC 21.fiS Oiaraaskote, «,do- 3,72 " 4 rounss. . SOICCLS nisiri.iuT kat^-^ua 197 ;--7? 1[ BuVS vVI{j’.5) V/IUGJ JM 3a-!C0L. Rt-nt P/.V- TEMSIL. i * KATrfUA* 1,^'!S Pirlivvcnd, ns,35/- 1,MS Parliwand* Rs,207/.. 2.S.3.S, Kathua, Hs.20/- 2ai'«*'i> 3airivaX* Rs,20/~ 3,P.S. Rijbaoh. Rs,15/- 3,MS Parole, Rs.20/- 4 .P .S . SouIcS. Rs.25/- 4,(JS (JhaK Sheikhan, R£,45/- 5 ,CPS Khokhyal, ' Rs.25/- S.TiaO O ifice Rs • / -> 6. »i» 6,P*S. Pirliv/and* Rs .43/- (Mile) • 7,P.3, Rajbagh* Hs,o3/- 8, P. 3. Nan an. Rs ,20/~ 9 ,P ,S , Dtralan, Rs.15/- 10,P.S, Kerrian. ns.20/- ; 11,P,S. Thein, R3.15/- 12,P,S, Pidyari, Rs.20/~ I 34POln^a , Rs,57/- r /.p .3 „ K*thiu-, R-., iv:o/..- i 5 * T;i^ 0 i i‘ 1 c c-(Gir i '■>) 16c ^ 71^ xS X i c R^y.)li«. t Hia^iNAGAIl. Pathwal. Rs,35/- 1.M3 Ko®ta. p^.3--;A 2.MS Gadial. Rs*15/- 2 , MS Raj pur a. Rs.25/~ 3,,ViS Ghadwal* R s . W - 3,^■t3 3anoOj. «« . • Rs,25/~ 4,CS,Sj»alwan. Ro.25/- 4.MS.W,No,3 Hgr, Fj?,33/.- 5,CS,.V*L*Hsjr* R3.46/- S.MS.Marheen, Rs. oc:'/ ■ 6,P3,Chapaki, Rs* 8/- 6.{v CO;\3TRl7CTlOir OF SCHODL BUILDINGS THROUTtH P,W,L OP ICA'I'Ua DisTiaoT cuiffsa t h 3 La st t h h b e m jis *(it£!a:_ t o (Q.i>2>*e) 8^»o. Hohv.il Ha'np ot the School ^jBOunt J * Bill w.wer Kflo®« Haakot R5,Oo50 2cM,^*Dhar-inlcot its* 0*50 3*H,^.Btllawer Rs«0o20 • 4 oE 0 ePaitialla R3 i»0 o 27 • 5 ^ S S p Bliadd'u Ss»iol7 2*}fesohli 1o 2o!P«So Baaolili P-oOo25 2o H 3 3 / Bast>hli ■■ 0^7 iJ, lilx'r.ruiot'r 1 0 nsr.p Iiir.'?np/;er «tO 4« IcathiiH l'oKS3,Kal;’a»Aa 3so2o50 ' - ^ " T v O l % p Xiist rict Bducation Off d t Kathuao . .Jl: c: K s.2S/~ :-ii.2o/~ 27 .PS. GurUi Beldar^us ,2^- 2S.P5. Sinyil* Hs.lV- 29.PS. Karol Bido. Rs,25/- 30,PS.H*ripur, Rs,i5/- T.H.O. Girl3, HS Hiranagir, . (Pry.Section)^80/- r u-D •r-rrrr'-U. *i ^r I. naooiiii ■7- 0 .i’-S r(ah.^'i ’ ^•• yv/‘ 'S 0 .rs 'Au i t 5IS 13, OU 'i.rs ■:hocpJ ■ Rr iO.OO .'j. V.I J, i; PL-. 1 1 ** 10.00 6,t'7 3ri.'"..ar JLv>,0‘J V.p^ PI/!-;. 1 k'i V , 1- -J H;.' 5. , F 3 J ota 11., Oj 10 0 j j , i-J'-' 1 1 . i' 2 S.tV,«.n!'h Hi r> ^ Cjo !u :ra i i3 ■2'j.Ou :*>>^ lO 10 ,0 0 is .i-'S Kliorjriti R. 15.00 io ,f'3 Ciiuncl'ili lb. 00 16 . 1-'S Jh jQ jr :ir. 15,00 r • •,WP> 1> ^ 1. A.4 V« /V b iL X • 1 j Rc Physical Education is the Education for the total man. General Education is half without physical E‘^ucation, It is ,?!:• integral part of the total Education which aials fordevalopl •ill the attributes that an individual have in body , mind and spirit , In the light of alround development of tot man, we can not neglect the education of physique , In 1977-7! the allotment of funds was made on the following heads i- 1, Organization of sports & Games o.27 lacs 2, Scouting & Girls guids CjC)4 lacs 3, Development and purchase-of l,c?nd 0,04 lacs 4, Raising of Bands , . 0*04 } acf, 5, Provision cf additional I. _ 3 nosts of 2.-:0-v , L>B/E]..OP.V.eiT a PURCHASE LAND PO-R TLAY * The following 4 schools v/ere covered © 1000/«* to each school TEHSIL Sq-iOOL______Hiranagar 1* H,S. Rajpura { Boys ) Basohli 2* HS Bani ( Boys ) Billawar 3. HS Uchapind( Boys ) 4, HS Ramkote ( Boys; RAISING OF B/^D______ The following schools were covered TEHSIL NAf/.E OF THE SCHOOL______ Kathua 1* HSS Kathua ( Boys) Hironagar 2 , HS Ghagwal( Boys) Basohli 3 . HSS Basohli( Boys) PFDVISION OF ADDL. P qT.I,______ 3 posts of PTI in the grade of 220-430 were created snd one to each of the following •schools .• 1, HS Rw:ote (Bovs) 2, HS Uch5pii'!d(Boys) 3, H3 Kchag ( Boys) SO:jUTrNG R GIPLS g r r p F ? ;______^______ 80 s fcudents froi;' ten t ICs) HSS & H- ( B & G ) took participation and the camp was organized in HS Salicn « Ono.yJIZATION OF SPORTS/ ( i) g^LTURAI. ACTIVITIES Painting competition of different age groups 3**6 o 6-9 years, 9-l?years, 12-15 ye^rs, was conducted on 21-2-197S at muncipality Pork college Kathua • 800 students of different local HSS, HS, Middle , Primary schools of Kathua participated in it * The pattern for distribution of prize was as under 1ST Position Hs. 75-00 each group 2nd position to. 50-00 each group 3rd position Rs. 25-00 each group YOUTH R / s i I . Y ______f (b) 31 HSS & High Schools ( Roys & Girls ) took participation with 2000 students • The main physical Activities displayed were l) Gymnastic 2) Zeniba 3) Russian Drill 4) Dund & Baithak 2>) RinoExili • 6 ) L,jtiur'> 7) Tipri 8 ) Ass an a 9) Pyramids 10) Free hands exercises, (c) KiarCKING & TREKKING/ lO girls & 12 Boys with 4 techers undertook the on the following routes;- Boys;- Busohli to Bhadsrwah via Bani S. Sarthal Girls:-Basohli to Sutral via Billav/ar (d) INTER SQIOOL TQURM/^ENT/ 33 High / Higher secondary schools ( Boys & Girls ) 620 Boys & airls students took participation * (B) INTER SO!Or-L CRICKET/ SOiOOI. a ')VRRED No. OF PARTICIPANTS 4 iiiqh & Hicjher S .S 48 students ( Boys & Girls ) (f) m u H cm ?______/ ■ so-jg)]. qvyr:R?iD m o > o f FAhTiciPAMTS 5 Boys & 3 Girls HS & HSS 160 students with 19 teachers , ______/ S.No. Cadre o______Feraalfe--. Tot al 1, NDSI ?.0 1 21 2 , PTI 14 4 18 . 3, Vacancies 6 - u TEHSILWISE BREAKUP______/ TEHSIL PTI NDSI TOTAL M F T M F T Kathua 4 - 4 6 1- 74 11 Hiranagar 3 2 5 12 - 12 17 Basohli 6 1 7 1 1 • 8 Blllawar 7 1 8 1 - 1 9 l^ACANCIES J TEHSIL SCHOOL Billawar 1. HS Ramkote ( Boys) 2 , HS Uchapind ( Boys)' 3* HS Kohag ( Boys) 4* HS Dewal ( Boys) 5 , TEO B illawar(Boys ) Baaohli 1 , HS Subaij SaiOOL-WISH NO. OF PTILs THiSIL JO-IOOL PTI M Kathua 1«HS Hatli 2.HS Jakhbar 3.HS Parole 4 .TEO Kathun Total Hgr, 1.TEO Hgr. 2.HS 16afeAWAEAR(G) k 3.HS Cliagwal(G) 1 4*TTSHgr. 5.HS Chandvi^an ____JiQtaJ._____3 21 % 3asohlil*!-!S Lowang 2,nS Bani 3oHS Mahanpur 4.HS Subar 5.HS Basohli (G) 6 * TEO Basolili 7oTT5 Basohli _ Total 1 Billawarl.HS N.Gujroo 2oHS Ramkote 3.US Uhcspind 4.HS Kohag 5.HS Dewal 6.HS BhdCidu(G) 7*H2SBhdddu 8 , TEO BU 3 iw^r _ « - Total ^ ^ 2 Sa-IOOL-V/ISE NO, OF NDSI *s le-isiL SCHOOL M/iE FEMALE TOTAL Kathua 1, HS Barwal 1 1 2,. HS Dudhi 1 - i 3 , HS Jiinqlote 1 - 1 4, HS Lakhanpur 1 - 1 5 , HSSKathua 1 ' - 1 6 , HSS Kathua ( Girls )1 1 2 Total 6 1 7 . Hiranagar 1, HS Sell an 1 1 2,. HS Chhanrorian 1 •>* 1 3. HS Marheen 1 - i 4, HS Rajpura ■ ' 1 m* i 5o HS Stnoora 1 - J 6 . HS Kcotah 1 - 1 7 4, HS Ding a Anb 1 - r h , H5 C-ti jq/ial 1 „ ,l 0-i;3 Basohli 1. HSS Basohli 1 - i ‘ ■ Billawar a , HSS Billawar 1 - 1 SCHOOLS WITHOUT THE POSTS OF PTI’ s TEHSIL >0 SafOOL Kathua l.HS Budhi 2 , HS Barwal . 3,HS Janglote 4.' HS Lakhanpur 5.HSS Kathua 6 . HSS Kathua ( Girls ) Hiranagar l.HS Kootah 2 . HS Sanoora 3*HS Raj pur a 4 . HS Marheen, 5.HS Sailan 6 . HS Dinga .^ b , 7.HS Ghag-fl^al 8 . HS Chhanrorian* 9*HSS Hiranagar 10,ITS Hiranaqar • Billawar,’ 1«KS Parnallax 2, HS Walharr,A 3»H3 Billawar 4o HSS Billavvorx.' Gir 3^-sohli l.fIS Plassi ^ 2. HSS Basohli >( Nrt'- t- 4 posts of PTIM 220-430 hcive been crPcted in th .3 yesr .1977-73 , One post to th At the 1971 census the following critorla wsre laid down for a place being treated or recongnized as urban j- (a) All places wdth a muncipality, corporation or contopment Board or a notified area irrespective of their population and other characterertics, (b) All other places satisfying the following tests:- (Z) P(\ area / village whose population is not below 5,000* (ll) fin area / village whose ^th of Male Working population consists of non- agricult»^- Enrollment No. of Teachers, Boys GLrlS M il* Female . Tx-tal. u Primary 174 495 669 6 17 23 ■ •' 2, Middle 2423 1216 3639 67 67 ' 134 3* High 1135 930 2065 42 46 88 4, Kr.SecondaryS, 1057 704 1761 69 26 95 Total* 4739 3345 8134 154 156 340 PUPa TEACHER RATIO / PRY. M:r>r:i,E: HiGi-i HR.S.S. 1*29 1,26 1,24 1,19 1.24 NO, OF SCHOOLS. ■ Tehsi] . GOVT.! . . _ . p r iv a t e ♦ HrfcSftS* M/S P/S Total, H/S .... m / s .. Total.’ B„'' G. T, g . t , b , Kathua* X 1 2 2 - 2 3 4 7 3 4 7 9 9 18 1 2 : 3. Hirana- 1 - 1 - 112 13- 2 2 3 4 7 -Oar, Basohli 1 - 1 -111 12- --224 — 1 1 Total, 3 1 4 2 2 4 6 6 12’3 6 9 14 J5 29 3 4, Name of Schools In Urbgn Area 1977»-78 / URB/5N AREA BOYS WING GTRI.S WH4G IV KATHUA 1. H r .S .S . Kathua. 1. Hr* S ,S , Kathua# 2. M.S. Kathua. 2, W.S, Parliwin^ K«thwa. 3« M.S, Parliwaind 3, Chak Sheikhan. 4, S.B.S, Kathua 4, P,S, Kathua Clolcny,. : P«S. Kathua Clolony P.S. Kathua. 6. P,S, Sawiin Chak 6* P.S. Parllwand, 7 , P.S* ?»aj: agh 7 *v P»S* Rojbagh, PRIVATE REQD^>11 ^:D /6 , K .S . R.S.J.riiketan. 9 . W .S. Shakti Modern SCHCX~)I S ^ Affia!T sJyoti Modftl, 2* lakhanpur. , 11, H.S. Lakhanpur S;, M.S, Lakhanpur. 3,; Porole-y 12, H.S, Parole 9. M.S. Parole, 4* Hirandgar. 13, Hr.S.S. Hir.jnaqar lO^jFi.S. Hircin£Q»r< 14, C/S Model School 11.C.P.S, W.No.3 15, C.P.S.W.No. I 12.P.S, W.No, 1 13.P,S. W.No. 4 ^16,Hr,S,S. BasohlJL* K . H . S , Basol'.li 17.M.S,Model 15.M.S, Basoi'ii.x« PRIVATE REC0C3^ISED/ 18.'. Middle School Net^ji*(Basohli) ______UN-REQOGMISED UN^-AIDED______ Tehsll, N/fi^E OF THE SCHOOL a ASSES LOCATION ROLL I.. Ehartya Public I-VIII Kathua 124 School* 2 .‘ Diitt Shiksha Ni!cet«I-.VIII Sawan Chak 133 ~an*‘ 3. Vidya Niketan I-VIII Parliwand 197 4 . DAV School I-VIII Kathua . 140 5* Khalsa Pry,School I-V Kathua . 49 6 „ P*S*UrduMedfcijn I-V Bud hi Budhi» 7 , Unic’ie Ac. ioofiy I- J Barnoti 41 Brcjpch •w a Narsint^h Viriya Ptc tl\ Ghaowi?! 41 2 . ^•/U.BHA'.VW GtKowoil 44 -r X 3 . Public Model , •“ V ■ 1 r l : '.'■j a’lT 4 , Public Modern Acadenyl-V ri.li'^nagr.r t'Cj 5 . Babloo Vidya Peeth I-V Kootah 60 6 .- Private Pry,School I-V Kootah 65 7 , JiKimy Engltih I-V Dayala Chak 30. Medium ^ N-O. OF rF.A£3-(£RS IN URBAN .oJiEA DISTRICT KATf-UA 1977^78. S.^'o» PR^% SCJIOCI, MIDDJE SCHCCL HIGH SCHOOLS HR. S.SCHOOLS GRAND t o t a l . ______M aU Male Female Total Female Totgl Male Female Total Male Fen^ale 1* Kathua* 6 15 21 42 34 76 6 10 16 30 26 56 84 85 169 2*‘ Lakhanpur - 13 13 13 20 3* Parole 11 11 23 23 23 11 34 4« Hirenagar - 12 3 15 19 19 25 25 37 24 61 Issehiix 5, Basohli, •• 13 12 25 17 17 14 14 27 29 56 Total 17 23 67 67 134 42 46 88 69 26 95 184 156 340, NR ,V N ,MinDLE_?£>!OC]-____ Hia-I SCHOOLS _ HR. S , s c h o o l 3 ____ G R A N L '^TQ i' ^ j ____ 3c y s ’"Girl Tj Tot&I Boy$ Girls Tctsl Bovs Girls Total Be Y s Glr Is Total Boys Girls Total» U Kathua 160 432 592 1537 633 2170 309 137 446 438 652 1090 2444 1854 4298 2^ Lakhanpur 10 80 90 182 9 191 192 89 281 3i Parole 304 304 644 56 700 644 360 1004 4 , agfir 14 63 7'? 478 104 5A2 — 456 '3.56 422 32 454 914 655 1569 5« Basoiill* 398 95 4S ? 272 272 197 20 217 595 357 982 Tot 174 495 669 i2j,6 363- U 3 5 930 2065 JG57 704 1761 4789 3345 8134. i.-r ui-;TUi.CT. KAT.-UA . The lo'ver sa^jli.k occupies the control portion of tht Di:'.trict and ruri'-> slcng thtv northern part cf Kathua and I'iranaoar Tehsils and Southern P'.>rt cf R^sohli an'-j ' Tc-hfils, This whole area on the north of National High y/ay A from Lakhanpur Tch, Kathua to Sohanda Teh. Hironagar and south of National High way B, from Thein Bridge to Khoulian Tolaian (Ramkote) Teh. Billa'pr i'-, call od* |<:indi 3e lt‘ which means un- ■ irrigated area with subm:|Tt^*e gravol coil* Thi'i area has> . • Summer Tomperaturo riyin;i up to -17 C. There ^re numerous Mallas/ strcaina. like Schar, Magar, Nora, Soklial , Ternah, i3aiee, Jakh^^, All these streams ha’'^e renderocJ ■* hf'' o.itiro topoor-',rhv very ■ :- > undulating^ The whole area is sVar-r^y populated and forests ' are.' of thorny bi.’she.^. Arjriculrure and f/ilitary sorvlcc' ■'"re];r,r; oc "uj)ctic>ns of the: j>oopl''-. Monyp tree'a are I t r.inrino has been more on th«- traditional llrj^s i, Vh.e frA?4 ccops*'"’ 1 , V,'l-^e»t 2 . ar a/b ar e 1 oy 3, Maize 4 . Till 5« Grams d Pulses, « This ar S3 has 5emi-::erophytic trees like Plah, Khair, Bamboo, Kiker and Terries. The links from the Highv/ay A have boen given the main villaqes of the Kanc'd and electric faciliti are provided too. The area is composed of 157 vlllacss. ort cf ’ ’ v.'biclj 149 are inhabited. The detail is as undorj- Voh ^il Nn; of Vjllade Inhabited Un-inhabitcd T’o! of habits Vil] ages VI] ] ~!ces______Ksthua 92 B8 4 157 ’ ■ Hiranaoar 65 61 4 11’ I' ri'-i-c .;tioiid3 F.icil It jes; >'0: of Schools , M ______£2______I'G______■ . :!3 ______Tot ______^ T______3_____ ^ _ j l _ 03 31 64 16 6 22 5 - 5 37 91 r> •* r* t-% i-.-r^-an.-;r3Cj 2b 56 19 3 22 6 2 3 :>5 w ' -Jk) Tcl.il:- 63 57 120 - 35 y 44 11 2 13 109 6J. I/'.) * No te:~ 4 :j% h ab it •' tions h f? •> o on pr ovi d od 'with- Edu c at ion a 1 FacU:.tit^, K/;JDI VU-A D^'ZT^J.CT KATiiUA :!C; OF T£\C:-:ERg. T^HSIL ______HS • TCT.-U M ^ T r T F T • : Kathua 31 31 62 67 32 99 70 - 70 170 63 233 Hiranag.ir 42 37 79 Icvi 17 121 37' 2-'l 111 233 78 Cll 73 6B 14 ly 171 49 220 157 24 181 4 03 1^1 ’ V(4 , t-MIlOLMENT; CATEGOHY ____ J j ::______V____ VI -______VIII __ tX ~ Y.) n.' Tci'. jl ''' B G T n G T X • R G ’ T - S ' G ’ ■ T: Pry, 2270 2521 ^^791 _ - - - - - 2270 2521479.1 Middle 2376 1C 3390 lAAp, ’603 2136 , , - - 3 n?> 1702' 552.' f'iiah- 1305 26] 1586 15^1 251 lf:92 J;039'* 374 > : .• . ■ l4i-'^585 906 4 39,1 09 3! .?ni6 '*767 2709 .?3-f T/2f) , 10:;9 374- 1413' r-.T-l; 9779 5129 14 903' Plir.n TE.AC!!;^ r a t i ..;- ■■■■■■■■■■' PriT.nry . 'M . i d - i l o ____Minh ' ___All Schccls__ 1 ; 33 1 : 25 1 : 25 1 : 28 "C-IOOI. UFORAOnP;- Tohs.11 School Clnsr^ Ar^f^tyJ______KathiJG 1, C3. 'Govindsar . 7th('A.y:) 2. C3. Dhorsi . 8th (3oy-,) 3. Co. Juthana . Sth (T'oy':) Ilor. 1 . CS. N'nciloor • > ' 8 hh (Boy^.) 2. C:i. S.^lljn 3th (Girl-) P3. Sat (''■;ir]n) in Forc^lcin Kathua wos oponcr^, ■ n:^\f-'T AJTQTTCD FC R IMPHOVH^r/VT;- • ' ' T 1 ].___ Schoo 1__ .' .1 .'' /aTn 11 .M w O,• r i Ic■).- ^ K.vthua 1. P3. Hote (3) ' Rr.. 5a)-00 ' ' 2. C3. .■Kharote (O) _■?{.. 5D0-0C ■ 3. H3, I.?kh jnpu.r {’^).. R* , 50C0„ij0 ir, i. I'G. Gi::r';*ri ('-■’.) . Rs.- c(,’0 .-'>j U n :. K ;t 3i , (■’) ' Rn. bCw.OO . :’-'j, G: r,:> /v.tirtrllcn (B) Rv, r,>. Vf'r-pth {r-). *1-,. T O .00 p\-'T r'i'E CH'-J ,1. '-Tri.::‘ci 2. sf *1 •:nr, It As^olnor ^;aron . TID'T vK ^ V'TK; 1. J:;nnloto (R) 2. :S. Dinng-an’b (B) 3. H 3 . Gh'C^-/:!! (G ■V . 1. ;;0.Q0 . .1000,00 Rs. 1000,00: ' i ; ,^s, Gh.vjvol (B) Rs. lOOO.tX)^. . iio; OF sa-:CCLs/iTi;.c-r3r: " l : viHa dizti/ ~ i;.\TroA TEH3IL K/VTHUA ' ^. • > • - T„ f Tvr;.e f School I'To : of Sc’—,ols '!o : of ■ I ■ \F VT~/- _k . 7 ; O ^al i -::) -r 2 Trs. ■ n G i - J G T 3 . ' ' i.-: T Frincry 33 1025 171 1196 -• - - - - 1025 171 ^ 1196 Midcle 16 67 1000 31 1031 603 66 669 - - - 1603 97 1700 High 5 70 655 8 663 583 32 615 345 154 502 15S6 194 1780 Total: 54 170 2650 210 2C90 1186 53 12-34 34!^ 1!>1 502 4214 ‘tc2 *^o76 Pr Lrnary 30 42 1013 306 ^1319 1013 206 1319 • , -iocle 19 104 1375 131 1506 845 206 1051 - _ 2220 337 2 357 * 7 !=; ,7 High 6 84 650 1 651 / K-/W 23 7 So 691 117 cG8 1-5 6 2.’< 5 Totsl; 55 233 3038 433 1603 234 117 ■ ■ ‘ : V . :'i32 735 6 i2l" G. Total; 109 405 57,13 64 3 6366 2789 352 3121 1039 271 1310 9546 1 y -7f SC!!CyF.;/7E^vC;-^£TlG R S'.yr^n?-iT''T;I K.^^=DI \~iH^ O^STJ^CT KATI-ttJrV J /J.IS O t ;:' S i ; K.vp^/A Tyoe -c^ Schcol Mo; of School'^ of . —>. 1 — — — — — _ — — *. High t Tztcli 1 37 63 34 1625 1713 - 291 291 - - 84 192C 2004 $ TE'-ISII. rr'.n.‘'ry 26 37 149 ;S 8 1137 - - - - — ~ 149 9 S3 L137 Middle 3 17 - 275 279 - 125 125 --- - 4 0<' 404 High 2 24 — 272 272 — 191 191 — 193 103 — 566 566 Total: 31 73 149 1539 1603 - 316 316 - 1C3 103 149 19 5S 2107 G. Total 68 141 233 3168 34C*1 - 607 607 - 103 103 233 337^ •^^111 KANDI AHhA DISTRICT KATtfJA T e / ^ l < Village Habi tdtion School Block 1, Koper 1 . ! If),- Chhan Ranga 1 . Chhan R^nga 16, Chhan Ditayal 1 . Chhan Ditayal 1 . 2 . 17, Saprain 1 . Saprain 18, Khuror 1 . Khurar 19. Rakh Sarkar Bagni UNINHABITED 20. Balahar 1 . Balahar a . Thak erpur 1 . Thak erpur 2 . T,P, Rajputan 22. Chandwan 1 . MX, Chandv/an KJ( 1 . ^o • 23, Khilo-Chak 1 . Khilo-Chak 1 . 2S. S eh swan 1 . Sehswan 1 . 2 . 2 , Tanda 1 . 26, Thath 1 - Trw.th 2 , Tanda Labanisn 2^. Ban 1 . Ban J.,1 . F3, Ban Beys 23, Krishr?n purKondil. Kishanpur Kandi » 29, aih^-?n Rorisn lo Chh fin--dorian ,L c ':5c Cb‘i"n Ro~iBovs • o» Chhj'1 ■•v fion G.li ls 30, Hamirpur 1 . Hamirpur 1 . ^9 ,4 PS, Hcmirpur Girls 31. Dhamal 1 . Dhamal 1,1 . PS, Dhamal Boys 2 .- Mangtian 3 . Danoh 1 . 32. Tandiari 1 . Tandiari 1 , 2 . Ba] Ian 3, Davval 33, Gura Suraj 1 . Gura Suraj 1 . 34, Amala 1 . Anala 1 . 2 . 2 . Garniari 1 , 2 . 35, Dhaloti 1 . Dhaloti 1 . 2 , 36, Ssnday-Chak UN^IWABITCD m^XKKWiiXCJK 173. Chak Dayala 1 . Chak-Dayala 1 . 177, Guramundian 1 , Guramindian 1 . 2 i -do- Gir Is 2 . Gadiali 3 , Praini 178 . Chr.k Budhu UN--INHABITED 179. At j an Chak 1 . Arjan Chak 1,1 . PS, Arjgin Quik Doys 224, Sohanda 1 . Sohanda :’35, 1 . Jatwal 1 . 2 , 236, Balooni 1 * Bolooni 4,^/4'.-"5‘7 So." rr..v,:li S.:>o 1 i 1.I. Q^S . Sing.^i 1: Eo'; 238. Chhari-Kanah 1 . C-:hdn Kanah 239. li. 1 . = ! 1 241. ^'a^ath 1 ,. Nonutn 1 . 2 . 2 , »—'*/ • Scndbari 3 , Ch.huH Gudian /I • I'l’-.r/.J.?. 5, S.'Pfv^^li {UpperJ' 6 , ^ an d -L 1 . 247. Jasath 1 . JIas ath 1 . 246. Harsath 1 . Harsath 1 . 2 2 . 2 KANDI AREA OF TE.'iSIl KATHL7\ D.;kh,t 1. Dukhat 1. PS. Dukhat Boys Kathu. ^ • jat 1. -ijjat 1. PS* Bijjat Boys ,3. ,1. Marviali 1. Jam.^lpur Dilwun 1. Ci3'.A/:-n i , PS, Dil'A'an Beys 2. Do Ic 5. ^'•^l■JOh 4 . Chank ari o • Ch nri:.>thd 6 . Fany ..r 7. r aro3 a 8. Reral 1 Kl': n.,ra -I- • Kb an er ? > ’ . -'i 1 % khoh 1 ■' ’hctcl5_ X . ’.^hL.,bpu: PS, Meiitcbpur Girls 1,. e.-^roi L\ Kh,.ro' 1. Uppv-r Kh Kharote Beys , U C3. Kharoto Girls B rnotl KANDI AREA TF.H5IL KATTiUA iu Kharot* 2 . Lowo Kharote 1. PS.L.Kharote Boys Barnot| 3. Dr a Ian 1. PS, Dralan Girls 4 . K.^nwan 17, Kothi Jogian 1 . Kothi Jogian 13, Kalaspur 1 . Kalaspur 14. Gaitterwan 1 . Gaitterwan 1* CS. Gaitterwan Boys Kathua 15. Chak Ram Singhl. Chak Jlam Singh 16. Chak Rijju 1 . Chak Rijju i9. Chak Khuni i . Chak Khuni 20. C3cah Lachhaman UN-INHABITTED 2i. Maroli 1 . A'laroli 22. Govindsar 1 . Goviadsar 1. C&. GovindsarBoys 2. PS. Govindsar Gii*+S 4*3 « M-^ngota 1. Mangota "U Sou la 1. Soula 1. PS Soula Boys Rasooh 1. Rasooh ■ ^ » Badoli X. Badoli Bh'.jqat 1 . Shu gat ’3, Hatli 1. Katli 1. HS Hstli Boys 2 , CPS Hstli Girio Br:ihandi 1. Bro\\eric-.i ^0. Tridwan 1 . Tridwan 1. PS Tridwan Boys 2 . Choi 3. ? r-ixi u . Kasori 1 . J2. Domar 1. Co mar 1. PS Donur Boys 2 . flehloo 3. Janibli 4 . Ganthla 5. M eh thi an Bairan. 6 . Panyata 7 . Tikar 8. Band! 1 9 . Mansoo 10 . Balhad 11. Satwain 12 . Jama 13. Rel 14. Sohar 15. Plai 33. Thein 1. Thein IjK'.S IlTein Boy a 2, PS Thein Girls' 1 2 . Ra,j purs 3. Kulmari Gi-iarti 1. Gharti 35. {^or s 1. Nora 36. Gas antpur 1 . Basantpur 1 . PS Basant pur Boys • 2 . Sahra S7. Kantah 1. Kant ah 1. F5 Kantah Boys 38, r«ichn ak a 1 . D^khnalc n 39. Kutlchar 1. Kutlehar 1. CPS Kttlohar Boys 40, Bathindi 1. B.thinJi 1. f.';obile School 41. Baranal 1. Bar anal 1. PS Scranal Boys Barnoti 42. D-inna i . Danna 1. PS Banna Boys Kathua 43. Pharrah i . Sha.rrah \ 44. nianore 1. Dhs-"'0'»*e 1, C?3 Boys 2 . PS Dtkanore Girls 2, Karyali A.angri lv“f)^an gxri Un -Inh abit ed ' 4G. Konal 1* Non ft 1 1. P3 Non?i Girls 47. Karroh 1. Karroh 1 , CS Karroh Boys 2. PS Karroh Girls 48. Jsndore 1. Jcjndore (Lakhanpur) 1 ,P0 Jondors Girls -*q. Hote I. Hot© 1, PS Hotc Boys /-Uir.rt P /^E'rX ■ ■ i' « v*/r.A l-,:7.r Cyy/7 /* *Ai 50, Mah 1.Mah 1., PS Mah Boys ,( Kathua 51. Tarrah 1 . Tarrah 1, Pathshalla Boys: ' 5^6, Chak Jalfer 1 . Ch ak J a 1 f i^r Un-Inhabited Lia. Bakharial 1 . Bakhari al il9. Sakta Chak 1 . Sakta Ch<3k 1 . PS Sakt a Chak 3cys Earnpti 130, Barwai 1 , *^arwal 1, HS Barwal Boys 2. MS Barwal Girls 140t Sany ari 1 . Sanyarl Ula-Inhabit ed 141. Uttar 1 1 . Uttari 1. CPS Uttari Boys 2. PS Uttari Girls 112. Chek Qiarun 1 . Chak Charun • 143. Chak Ram Chandl.Chak Ram Chand 1 .PS Girv/a Chak Boys 147. Chak Sajan 1 ,,Chak Sajan i . PS Chak Sajan Boys Kathua 148. Chak Luddan 1 . Chak Loddan Un*-Inhabited 149. Sahar 1 . S !Jh ar 150. JanglctG 1 . Janglote 4, HS Jonolcte Boys Barnoti MS Janglote:GirIs , . 2 . Paty ari U PS P^,tyari ^ r l s •. . 'i V-' ^ Ko-.y-tir J. .1, rS t' .iny fir i "'.oy f'’* 3; *>' li-' u 151, Ghad Blore 1 . Bnod SIore 1, P£ Bi'iod. Q.lcre Boy;. Barnoti 152. An cl c tote 1 . fii^r vote 1 . V 153« Kathera 1 . '^athcra 1. MS Kathera Boys 1 2, PS Kathr-ra Girls 2 . Panj'.'/cri 1. Pi Pf.njwari Girls t Kun T.i. 1 i . RS.xKuRsiixBcsvsx 154. Fafal 1 . Fafol •1. PS Fafal Girls 155. Oral ■ . 1 . Dral • i:;6 . Katlhyar 1 . Ka 8 . Chadhryal 9 . Ladd i 10 . Pharal 1 , CPS Pharal Boys 1 179. Ehorthain . . * Bhorthain 2 . Malaniin 1 , PS Eoyb 179 Bhorthaln Sljdj • • 1. PS 3', Baira 1. P3 Bair.?, 3pys 2*. CPS Baira .Girls 4 . Chanjor ■ ' 5. Roh 6« •Sarol 7. Sanqanoo a. Talonoo 9. Taira • 180, Jakhole 1. Jskholo 1. PS Jakhole Roys ; A--> • Mot 3 Chi la 1. PS Mot a Chi la Gl 3, Kharairi 4 . Deor 5. Kumari 6. Piss 7. Plal . 181, Juthana I. Juthana 1. Ji’tu im ’’oys . ,2. P3 JLi11.of)fj 2 . Lc’hari 1. P3 Lehaoi P'/- ■ o Prangota 4 . Jangore • rr; u Ch i j. a i) * Ucha Find . V. Pori-, 1. pr> Peri iT'-.'yu Kuriail ' 1. Po Kupaii ■ 9. 5off din 1. ^of'i'oi.o ; C'iv. 182 Bourah '1. Scurah 1. PS nqi.'.re* Boy-f 2* Kumari EDI?CaTION r epor t o f BAMlit BLOCK 1977-78 . TKHSIL BASOHLI. Bani is middest of the Himaleya Range, The whole area : • is surrounded by Mountains having four passes to enter there i.o: BANJAL, DEHARI ,CHHATAR» AND Q^INGGALI . The highest elevation . points are Sundbain and Mandi top. It forms a part of Basohli Tehsil and has boundaris cofnmon vdth »- U DISTRICT CHAMBA TOWARDS EAST 2 . DISTRICT DODA TO NORThl^ 3, Tehsil BILLAWAR TOWARDS SOUTH * In the case of climate, the summer temperatures rarely exceed 36degree C« Most are^s in the region have snow for the «*j great Total ^ 2 6 ______15 ^ ^ ______„ _ SCr^OOL BOYS mKCti GIRI.3 WING " " ' G^ TOT/O. C.P.S, 4 - ’ , ■ 4 Middle 1 1 2 . L«H, School 3 “• I in •r'l p Tipa 3 High - 3 11______1 ______• 12~~ ^ §Z_...... 16 53 UNIVERSAL P}K>VISI0>3- OF SCHgU-S / 9 Habitations were identified for provision of schooIi»v facility through 3rd All Indian Survey so that all the habitation with 100 or more population could be provided primaD schooling facilities with walking distance of 1 to 2 KM, By providing four schools during 1978-79 wg shall be achieving thj target .The number of scliools opened during last 4 years of 5t> five year plan is ss underx- YEAR NI-IMBER o f m i x e d p r im a r y SCHOOIS Boys winoln Girls wina Total. 1974-75 4 1 5 1976-77 1 2 3 1977-78 3 3 Prop.1978-79 4 - 4 Total 12 3 15 y ea r v i l l a g e habitatiom m&Ri: Sa-iCOL OPHi^ED ',V7.:iG 1974-75 Lowang Chounchli ( (Ir; Gatti Kund Boys feixi Doulk a Doulk a Bo/f> Sandroon Kotri Boys Asso Asso •* Boys 1976-77 Surj an Gawar Boys Begoga Begoga Gir! Lowang Kharvifah Gir: 1977-78 Sindhi Kakail Boys Khaddar Khaddar Boys Bari Balzadi Boys The yearwise number of schools bestowed with the addition oi cliisues is ,fjs under YnAR^_. .^DDniON OF a ASS 6th Bth 10th„ B. G. T B. G. I . G. T, 197‘+.-75* 3 - 3 2 1 3 ' - •w 1975-76. 1 - 1 - - - - 1976-77 * - - « 1 -- 1977-78 , 1978-79. - - - 1 - 1 .YiiAR, . UmV: OF THE SQiOOL CXASS fHD, • 'i./XNG 1974-75 P.S. Knnthal 6th Boys P .S , Barrrota 6th —do-* xmSini/^ix f . 3 , Omridol 6 th -do- ?3hoddar oth Sitti 8 th -do- n .S . 8th Girls 1975-76 P .S . Dhaman 6 th Boys 1976-77 LHS Lowong lOch 3c vr 1978-79 LHS Dullangal icth . Boys The enrolment before 1947 was as under in this block BOYS GIRLS TOT/\L Pry, 54 8 62 C.S. 49 1 50 Total. 103 9 112, PRESENT POSITION ENROLMENT__ Classes, Bovs. Gd.rls Total. I—V 1017 282 1299 VI--VIII 212 21 233 IX—X 90 9 99 Toiol ic99 31^ 1631 Though there is increase in the roil but it is not keepi ing pace with the increase of population o? ths block , To assess the child population of the block 6~14^ a comprehensive, survey has been completed and latest position is as under Age GROUP BOYS GTIUS TOTAL % OF SCHOOL GOING CHILDREBX BOYS GIRLS tota l 6-11 years 1266 1069 2335 63 30 51 11-14 years 521 457 973 38 9 24 G.TotQl:- 1787 1526 3313 60 24 ^3 ______B______: In the preceding year Rs. 850/- were alloted for enrolment drive and it is hoped that the steps taken so-far shall have encouragfeng results. This year 78*-79 a gooc amount it! proposed fot the block for this purpose. The roll of boys I:; favourable to that of the girls , where the prejudice and orthodoxyin the minds of the pe»ople hamper their admission, in the scViools, To tackle with» it is desired that till agencies Revenue , panchayat Block , Medical, and social workers of the. illaqa ti'y to persuade the inhabitants in this behalf,. PUFIL THACHER RATIO / DffiSTRICT KAH'iJA 1 ; 25 . , TEHSIL BASOHLI 1 J 17 ' BLOCK 1 : 15 UNIVERSyvL RETENTION) / To reduce the incidents of wastage and stagnation, the following types of incentives to the childrens of this area have been given a/ Free supply of bccks b/ Free supply of Uniforms ,* c/ Book Bank , d / Merit-cum-poverty scholarship* Non FOmAL EgJCATIOK/ Two centres at A'JD Ky^;\NOO aro functioning having 40 learners , Both the instructors are un-employed youth, LITERACY DRIVE ADULT3/ 8 centres are being opened in this, block under funcrionai literacy project which is going to be start in 78-79 QUALITY I,\?ROVB^HNT PRQGR>VA\^ES____/ All the teachers of this block have been trained,' In addition to normal training programme, various refresher courses were organised,- The number of t eachers of tliis block who have been given orientation in as under SCIE^jCT-. NO. OF THAQillRS aWERED______Men, Women» To bal J 976-77 32 13 45 1977-78 5 2 7 To make the science teaching effective and to develop the competence in proper use of all apparatus , chemicals, tool etc. primary science kits have been provided to the schools. The number is as under ______NUMBER OF Sg-fODI.S QQVERED______BOYS WING : 4 kits. Girls wing: 1 kits. Total : 5 kits. In both tne high schools Lowsng and B ^ i, the teaching subject of science have been introduced,The science subject will be introduced in high school Dulldnoal, recently upgraded in the next year , The grants for improvement of Laboratory. is , alloted to high school Dani in last year and this year for . high school Lowing @ Rs, ^jOOO/- WORK EXE’ERIHNCe / One of the means of achieving national goal is to link education to productivity and this link can be forged by- introducing vyORK EXPERIENCE as an integral part of education with this consumption that all work is not educative unless it preceded by mental efforts. Keeping in view this purport,' the programme has been introduced at the elementry stage of the folio ing schools of this blocki- NUMBER OF SQIOOL QOVERED y e a r . BOYS GIRLS t o t a l 1977-78 3 1973-79 4 1 5 (Proposed) The noain trades taken up under rhia progranuno if as under a/ BLA'JKuT M/V ODNSTRUCTION PROGRAMf/E / The following number of school buildings have beep ■ constructed through local initiative:- r YEAR N0« OF BUILDINGS AMOUNT 1975-76 4 lis. 0 .2 5 1976-.77 1 0 ,0 5 1977-78 3 Rs. 0 .2 3 Total 8 Ite. 0 .5 3 iJ»T/ULS OF SC-!0LARSHIPS 1977-73./ A, Sclqedulecaste (E^anl) Class No<. benefited Aq^ount CatgQorv-v.di?>^, 10th 3 288-00 Mahasbr-^s » ^ * 9 th W 240-00 .Megh -.20 8 th i ,^2-00 Ranrj.^-^1 a ; e 7th 3 iOf’-OO Batwai 6 th 10 /!(XD-00 ' Total' i* 5th 7 168-00 4 th 7 .!c8-.00 34 1 5 0 4 ^ UNIFORMS TO SCHEDULED CASTS STUDB>JTS Cl ass No. benefited Amount ..P.ai9.ciory„ wj 5-^,0.... 3rd lower 8 @ 50/- each MahdSha i 15 2nd lower 12 © 50/^» each Ramdasia x 16 1st lower 23 ® 50/- each KatMeqh t 10 Rattal I 1 Total 43 2 1 ,50 Batwa; i I 43. OTHER backward a A S G E S ./ B,. LNo, of beneficiaries , Amount 10 th 1 te» 96-00 Lohar : 1 9 th B R3.640^'C0 C.Prchiti 3 8 th • 4 Rs.288-00 Th ak ar : 4 7 th 6 Bs,336-00 ([^■f>entar^l 6 th 5 Rs.200-00 Weaver ; 4 5th J1 Rs. 264.-00 Bhojki ; ? 4th 13 Rs. 312-00 Sippi ; 7 Gaddi : 13 Total 43 2135***^ Goldsmith 1^ _ 45 UNIPO’RM 19 Rs-oer student./- 3rd 10 Amount Go^i I 1 2nd 12 Goddl ; 10 I*s t , Sippi ; 4 17.^, .Bhojkl i 1 Total ...... ^1955-00 Th ak ar : 13 ‘Kali I 1 A9ri-Lab,2 V, Tailor tt) Teli 1 Carpentar 1 'T9 MERIT -CUM-POVHRTY No» of benofl ci ari^s. /ynou'-.ts. 6 ■ MACHHEDI & MALHAH PATWAHS BACKWARD ABBA TEHSII, BA30HI.I> Machhedi & Malhar Patwars are consist* of five village? • The detail is as underx- patwar v i l l a g e s ______I*' Machhedi 1.* Machhedi 2*. Sadrota 2. Malhar 1, Malhar 2w Mallad . 3* Thtd. This area is also midst the H.lffialyan Ranoe and in the 'V vicinity of Dhar Mandi , Vi'hole the arr-a is full of srnirtdovr; and forests. Its rightside is touching to Block 3ani and in the Noi is Tehf.il Rdmnagar. The people speaks Fah^ri , dialect resflmblit to Dogri, The chequered Blankets snd P«>tt:oor. dvz v^ov.'t, cv the inhabitants which are known for their variaties & colour^ sche;’M The main occui^dtions of the inhabitants are A^jriculturej, Blanket; making & sheep 8. Goats rearing * Educationally this area is backward . Before 1947, thf^r^J ^ a Govt, Pry, School at Malhar having 20 roll with one teacher, ' present number of schools is as undert- Type of school Bovs wing, Girls winqh j o t i L 1, Primary 7 .2 9 2, C.Pry. School I 1 2 3, Central School 1 i 'i «. Middle School 1 1 5, High School 1 1 Tot«l - 41- 3 :4 ENROLEMENT & TEAQ-fERS / EN R 0 L M E N T MO, GF Bovs Girls Total Ft>inale. Toba *) Pry.Schools 136 23 164 8 1 9 b) Middle 164 13 177 12 2 1^ c) High 123 2 11 r Total 423 43 466 31 PUPIL t e a o -^e r RATOXD / • PRY. Mimi.E HIGH ALL s^.g-{aDLS> 1^18 Li 12 l a i x a 4 VTTT Ar,FS WITH SCHOOLS OF THE SPECIAL.LY BACKWARD AREA TEH.SILLAWAR. Village - Schools 1* Machhedi 1. c .s . Machhedi Nathi ( Boys) 2 . C.P. S, Machhedi (Boys) • 3*' C.P. S. Machhedi ( Girls ) 4.. P .S . Baj oi ( Boys) 5 . p .s . Machhedi (B) (Boys) 2, Sadrota lo P.S, XjdisSadroto (Girls ) 2 , p . 5. Sadrota ( Raia ) (Boys) 3* Malhar H .s . Malhar ( Boys) 2 , P ,S , Nelhevy (Poys) 3. P .S , Malhflr (Girls ) 4* Mallad I. P.S. Mallad (Boys) 5. Thai li M .3, Lohf^i - '{Qoys) 2 . P,S, Rasiala (Boys) 3a P.S. Thai (Boys) OPENING OF TEXT BOOK B.AMK/ Rs, 1000/- was sanctioned to High School iAalhar ( acy3 ) for opening text book Bank 1977-78 * SCHOLARSHIP______/ _____ ..M9 t, 9i ef^ci agjes, Merit -cuni-poverty Nil Nil Gujjar & Bakarwal Nil m x sanooLS ST «r?E7^I5E r i A';D ^^3. Oy^rSACHE^ OF MACMHEDI & MALKAR TE SJUELAA'AR 77-78^- . ■■■iTU.... ■■ — ■ • • ■»» • ' ! q > I — V VI — V II; IX x' ■ -t o t a l - TEaa-i^TG ' TCT.AL -1“ . B o G. T, B* . G, . T- Bj G| -..T« ,.j— T, TRAINED IWTRAIHHD # 22‘'''^' 2 3 ^ i V p 3 - >2: ^ 125 l U .:IV H ,s ; Malhar 63 2 6^' ; . ■ 3S 7 2. M .s; Lohai 69 6 75 ■ 29.' -- 22 97 5 - 2 Machhedi 40 5 45 " : 2 47 3 3 -•-, 3-. C.SV — -'jwrrv• vz*v.-* • • *--r (Nathi) -Y*-' :.:•_ 2 ; 2 '4, . c,p,'S. Machhedi 31 2 33 *»• 33 27 1 5, :P.% Baj oi 18 9 27 - «-■ ^ is --- -9 -■/:"' 1 - 1 6* P.S, Machhedi (B)l3 13 - 13 1 42 1 \ - 1 ■ ,;1. i\ Sadrota 38 4 42 - - 1 8 , P.S^* Nelhew 33 •• 33 •" - - 33 1 ’ ■ — 13-'--v2 " 1 'P .5^ M^lhar 13 2 15 - - 15^'' " 1 ' - io , P .s , Thai 11 2 13 ~ r' 13 1 1 u,- v J i Rasiala 10 - 10 - . ID- 1 1 V Total. 339 32 371 62 62 '-44-5 27 3 30 M — 'r* — — - -’•' C c ■' : ' •i- ^‘Girls'^^ / C,p\ S.Machhadi •V -- «K* ' . ...r-' 2 2 ' <•» - '’ p.s. Sadrota ------'V - ■• • ♦'. ** 1 — ' . ^ *v “V'-' 1:,.'.-. 1 1 M5le tr. p . c Malhar «R 11 11 • • ... • - ■ 'vorKina. Total - 11 11 - ‘ - ^ ^ . ■ -r-74:_** 4 4 'ir'T>L‘ ro'-c" »:OVT. sch oo ls r: district KATHUA 1977~7S r \ T»- V iW*i-.Wo -t f I q'0-:k ' DCYS Wr.'C^ Primary Schools v.XCCJ f: ?'i0h HSS PriffSTV Middle Hioh HSS GT LH h5 I G,T r —PS Mob Path I crs c.?- MS.,, Tovi i PS P«t>. T CP •CS MS T LH H3 • v' • ' / * *. , • * • - ■ • KATHUA 1** *5 I 22 2+1 1 26 4 5 . 6 15 3 1 44 53 1 54 6 3 7 1 71 3/\a'iOTI 2 1 6 6 57 3a 3 T 3 1^ 1 5 * i TtiTAJL:- 2 61 11 13 1 S 9 i ict 53 I 54 6 3 T S 1 71 KIR .NAGAH 35 1 2 38 6 1 14 21 4 4 1 64 49 49 3 6 9 1 2 3 61 G^-\tiV/AL 30 30 3 4 16 23 — 4 4 57 - - - « 65 1 2 68 9 5 30 44 a 8 1 121 49 _ 49 3 -w 6 9 1 2 3 61 P-^.SCHLI 29 2^ 2 8 ^3 2 3 5 1 47 56 x2 2 2 3 7 1 1 64 3 56cZ £ . xiani 21 3 1 25 4 1 5 4 2 6 _ 36 TOTAL:- “T " 1 53T “IT 2 9 6 5 11 i 83 56 _ 56 2 2 5 1 1 64 • 3III.A1/VAR 23 1 24 3 4 9 16 1 4 5 45 39 39 2 3 3 3 1 1 i 1 49 • BHADLU 24 24 5 3 11 19 2 4 6 1 50 • n c T . M . : - 47 1 48 8 7 20 35 3 8 i i 1 95 39 39 2 3 3 8 1 1 1 49 C-t STRICT "». r j ~ 9^1 5-ri 231 2f 25 72 12^ 10 29 39 4 4 0 0 197 1 193 13 8 19 ^0 1 4 24S HL» .jci School and 2 t“i • nr .Gh 'ilSE (ALL SCHOOLS) KATHI’A ’ // I THHSB. I ^ - “'V ■ •:■■ VI - vrr^ TX '/T TOT^>L Boys Girls ■'T :'-V-'• ' 5cy £ Girls T 3oys Girls T Boys Girls Toti] KArnuA' ' 6315 4053 10368’ 2371 . 126?. 4133 1070 559 / 1629 168 57 225 10424 c031 16455’ f Hiranag*r 7038 4539 11577 3432 1162 4594 1414 452 / 1866 134 32 156 12018 6135 18203 ;/ BASOHLI 3167 1328 4495'- 899 287 1186 473 U 8 591 38 19 57 4577 1752 6329 3ILLAWAR 4233 1625 5358 1502 4*--»C 1945 569 136 755 92 43 140 4396 ^302 8698 # TCTAL:- 20753 11525 32278 b704 3154 11858 3526 156 598 33415 16270 49685 rv-im T " v,^rf^a ; / y I 7 ^ / ^ / , ^ 7 7 3 \%SA- x r - 2. s n « 2 o 3 7 ^ ' ifb . 5 7' 7 3 S^<=) h j_^ (f V f t:-'* ^> t>T — • ' 3 / — J-'JL n j _ Li o r U y c /5 . ■ 3 f SC:-!DCL 'ISE B:k :V B '7 ( /%!-! SCHOOLS) KATHIJ'v .77-7ia Pri'nsrv U ' , • • •jt 5er^; Total V 3ovs Gir3s •T Bcv'* <3irr T 3ov=; Is * BwVS. '"Iris T T' tP / V' ^ATHUA 2217 2301 4518 4233/ 24 S5 676S' 34S6 593 4079 430 6cZ 1090* 10424 6031 16 •'^-55 / Hirinaq^r 28S2 1591 4m 73. , 5456 1679 7135 3270 494 3764 422 32 454 12018 6185 , 1S203 Biasohli 1364 841 2205 ‘ lo74 511 1335 1642 3S0 2022 197 20 217 4577 1752 6329 Bill awar 1242 833 . 2125 2717 734 3451 2243 438 26S1 194 247 441 6396 2302 869 3 TOTAL I- 7705 5616 13321 13330 5409 19239 10641 1905 12546 1251 951 2202 33415 16270 496S5 ST.AGE - >IS£ EJRDLV.ITJT CF SOIL E13 'I' £S & T\J "^S DISTRICT KATHUA 1977-73 T&HSIL XI - XII Grand Total 3 G' B G B G KA'n-RJA - 1322 447 1769 553 49 602 239 14 253 13 21 2132 513 2645 HIR^AGAR *3^ 1413 794 2207 570 ■ 88 658" 174 16 190 17 20 2174 901 3075 EASOHLI 251 29 280 66 72 39 39 356 35 391 BILLAWAR 506 76 5S2 128 14 142 ’ 47 50 637 93 730 total 3492 1346 4838 1317 157 1474 499 33 532 44 50 5349 1542 6 891 sr/.GH -.vrSE BTr.L.va'JT o f g u j j a r & b / x .arwals s t u d e n t s ■ • '• -n'STRIuT k ATHUA 1977-7G T&[SIL I V VI - V III IX - X XI XII . ItDTAL B G G B G p B G KATT-lUA 86 L5 . - 101 100 15 ; 115 / / / , . Hirt^NAGAB _ 4 I I BASC^HLI 49 5S iO 10 9 70 SILL^-Y/Jl 65 71 18 IS 10 10 93 99 TCT.U 204 30 234 27 37 17 17 25>^ 3C 2SS • FUC ' g. ' 1 H .S .5 DI3TTiICT ‘I977>^8 ' ’ ______EIQ______-■■•'• ’ ______TDC ______YEAR'Or ZTAP.TT/G TfflSn.* 1974-75 _1975~76 1^76>77 1977^73 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 . U/ ^ 7-75, - 1 1 ^ ____ ------L- ^ J*. _3^ lit Xl ^ -Ia ^ X. JLt L. “'(BOYS V/ING) j •■ ':• ■■ ' KAT-tUA. - - « 6 5 - 65 46 - -!6 156 - 156 - - - - ^ • 'i. a - 8 i975r76, 1977*78 X2XX j _ ' HIRANAGAR.1 " - - 71 13 «4 7a 13 91 90 16 106 - - •• - - - 56 19 75 -(4 •> 53 1975-76« If76-77 BASCHLI. 25 16 41 3« 10 4S 35 4 39 JS 14 33 - - - 22 6 28 35 4 39 19 5 24 1974-75^ 1975-76« 31-4anj, - - - 55 13 ©8 . 60 15 75 51 14 65 « • • • - « 22 6 2R 23 14 37 1975-76, 1976-77, ' ( CIULS' WB!G) KATrlUA. - • - - - 35 33 - 1976-77* BILLAiVAR. • •• • •* • « 14 13 27 10 13 23 * •• •* 3 ? 15 1976-77* lf77-71 TOTALt- 25, 16, 41, 229, 36, 265^ 2:^3 , 30 , 313 , 326, 114^440^ « • - 22, 6, 28,113,2*^,142,112.33,1317 T5ISIUVIS ■ r-WE C T '-n PQPULATirh^ OF DISTRICT KATHUA f 1977-7S} ''A'. ■ TSISLI, irjT^ PCPUi. vrrc^j. ' 6>-i3. age age i4-»-7 group. '• Fe;r Tc c>l. Msl»» o» Total. Mgle. Fenal ~ ■-".^, r>male« Totals, b i l l >cyar. 36222 34711 7CX-36 4636 4756 9392 2499 2465 49^4 2223 4479 ba sok li* 30436 29 O'>7 59 m ^ 3399 3974 7073 2102 2QK> 4j6i ,1857 v IS56 3753 »At4UA* 54369 405.. I l O i -.<10 6959 6647 13606 3751 3445 719^ 33?>:v ' .^,105 6 491 ...... ' ' ' " ' ■. '. ^ = HIR-VIAGAR, 52426 49313 102244’ ' 67 U 6325 13536 3613 3537 7155 3-2ii' 3im 6454 TDTAL;- 173430, 162CC?., 33':>:’42 , 22205 , 22202 , 44407, Il970» 11506,23476, J.GSC5j 10372, 21177 p.ate cf ccrcwth 61-»-71 Male ss 2,80 Fotaalft^.Ol v, ic i ’> N:;TE;- Tetal )oos.ulation has b<»en projected on cS:? basis of annual rate »i growth frem 61-71 of District ’ ?chue ^nd age wise populatirn has been worker’ -ut by a' slyir.C; percentaoc for ... different age gpreups stjpplie':' by the He. iutr^r General ®f India. fc.-M i ^ * M ^ . 9 * .U ~ > 2 ' C O •- - / > ■faismvisE 1>op u la t ig n & b i r d i e ^T /R A T ib, ■ - ~ T " ,-y- ' ______; '' ' -CLA*:;sss>' tS^SIL. JiGiM i* aiLAQjs. 3, Gy [6315 4053-/ ,10368 91 61 76 / • ‘ /•^-.. -n.. -I- t •• t • / ■*' 5 , h ir a m a o ^ ; =^7C38 4539 11577 105 67 06 * 3 .^ A i c H L l M 3167 1328 4495 SI 33 57 .!<»-' •-<,•>. — • •• —^ :4 . B I U A . V ^ M233 - 1625 ' 5858 -1 34 62 ^.1—II I ■ - •*".-, j : < i » ^ ;2 2 2 ® e : , 2G753, 11525, 3227«, 93 52 73. TBiSILWISH ?^J£CTcD SCHOOL AGE PGPULATICN & EMROU'.B^T RATIO ■ ______Da. T?lC.r KaTIU;. 1977-73.______' V i-Vlll g jS S E ^, SQiOOl-V^K ^c-PCi ATION. ENTt3D‘ENT. ENfT,LVHNT P :XIQ,_ n. T, B k a t h u a . 3751 3445 2371 1262 4133 77 37 57 HIRjWAGAR. 3S18 3537 ■ -’I >5 3432 U62 4594 95 6- EASOHLI^ 21C2 2059 4ifel 399 287 1184 43 14 29 >499 24<;5 4V-54 1302 443 1945 60 it TOTALf- 11970, 11506, 2 3475, 3704, 3154, 11858, 73 27 51 \ saicoi •, ISF. '•'.’FltU.'iENT I-.*^;TCT ^ .1RICT K ATKiJA 1977-78 (BOYS V/INGI • TEHSIL BLOCK PRIJA/^BY V MIDDLE K3S' ITjT/sL s B G T B GT BT • B G TD - G T KATHTJA k a t h u a 943 145 1093 2758 :i^3 3141 1344 2-30 1574 438 5nS8 753 6246 BAR'IOTI ^)* 202 2142 363 1083 126 1509 112 1621 2505 — —— 4734 667 54ll' TCTAL:- 2031 347 227S 4267 4762 3486 593 4079 . 438 436 10222 1435 11657 HIRANAGAH HGR 1421 528 194fi 2684 568 3252 1735 170 1905 422 32 454 6262 1298 7560 OiAaVAL 1132 402' 153-1 2771 386 3157 1535 75 1610 5438 863 6301 T o m :- 2553 930 3483 5455 954 6409 32f0 245 3515 422 32 45-5- 11700 2161 13861 BASOHLI BASCHLI 594 122 716 1174 96 1270 lOlC 86 1096 197 20 217 2975 324 3299 B /^I 441 58 499 182 19 201 632 22 654 1255 99 1354 TCTAL:- 1035 ISO 1215 1356 115 1471 1642 108 1750 197 20 217 4230 423 4653 BILLAWAR BILL. 547 73 620 1093 139 1237 1081 91 1172 2726 303 3029 bhhadu > 02 97 699 1605 220 1825 1162 188 1350 176 31 207 3545 536 4081 tota l 1149 170 1319 2703 359 3062 2243 279 2522 176 31 207 6271 839 7110 GRAND 6768 1627 8395 13781 1923 15704 10641 1225 11866 1233 83 1316 32423 4858 37281 SCHOOL irNT f; AT!(1JA I977-7S ( GI^LS WING) . TEr:SIT PRIV.ARY MICDIE HIGH HSS • t o t a l B B k a t h u a ♦t 186' 1954 2140 16 1990 2006 652 652 202 4596 . 4798 f H IRAN'AGAR 317 3050 3367 725 726 249 249 318 4024 / 4342 I BASCHLI 329 661 990 - 13 396 414 272 272 a 347 1329 1676 BILL AW AR 93 713 806 14 375 3S9 159 159 18 216 234 125 1463 1588 TOTAL 925 6378 7303 49 3486 3535 680 680 18 868 886 992 11412 12404 STAGEWrSE ^77-78 ->thua (GIF! S WING) • • TEHSIL I-V - '/I-VIII IX“ X XI4XII t o t a l - _G . . _ _T U B G T B G T B G T B G A « kathita 202 3304 3506 953 953 282 282 57 57 202 4596 4790 HIRANAGAR 317* 3050 3367 1 725 726 2-^9 249 31£ 4024 4342 B/^GKLI 345 1080 1425 2 178 180 71 71 347 1329 1G76 BILI.AWAR 107 1169 1276 199 199 75 75 18 20 38 125 1463 1588 — . ‘ - I - ' TOTAL i- 971 8603 9574 O 2055 2058 677 677 18 77 95 992 11412 12404 1 i PRIVATE • k a t h u a 539 272 811 173 82 260 59 3 67 776 362 1136 l'/^SOHLI 82 26 108 48 4 52 1 ^ 30 160 — — — — — — tidtal:- 621 298 919 226 36 312 39 8 67 906 392 1298 STAGI^-WIS^ H' n'\T 1«^7'7-73 DISTP. ICT KAiriL-A ' BOYS WING) • / ■• 1H4SIL BLOCX I~V /I-VI IT TX-X XI -XII ■TOT.AI - : ■: / T _ . G T .. . - B _ . T B_ G T ■ BG T k a t h u a k a t h u a 2719 209 29 28 lc-12 ■ 111 1453 483 76 559 168 163- : , 4?i2 - ^oo ■ 5108- 1 3 BAHNXDTI 2355 268 3123 135.1 116 W 67 528 193 721 j 4734 677 3411 1 tota l 5574 477 6051 2o-/3 727 2920 1011 :269 1280 168 168 94/^6 10 V': 10519 HI ran AGAR HGR. 3460 865 4325 i& 14 263 2077 854 138 992 32 166 6262 129 & 7560 1 ghagwal ) 3261 624 3885 1'' 17 174 1791 560 65 625 ■ 5433 8-^3 6301 total 6721 1489 8210 437 3863 1414 203 1617 134 32 166 .11700 2161 13?61 BASOHLI DASOHLI 1787 143 1930 CZ7 94 731 303 38 421 36 19 57 2845 294 3139 B m i 953 79 1032 Z l'2 11 223 90 9 99 ' 1255 ^9 1354 TOTAL 2740 222 _ _ 2962 C .■ Q ...105 f)54 473 47 520 38 19 57 4100 4^^-93 8ILLAWAR BILL, 1861 180 2041 V.14 9S 742 221 25 246 2726 303 2029 BHAOrU 2265 276 2541 '.f.p 146 1004 348 86 434 74 28 102 3545 536 4031 TOTAL 4126 456 4582 244 1746 569 111 680 74 28 102 62V1 839 7110 Grand TOTAL:- 19161 2644 21805 r . 1013 9 'B8 3467 630 4097 414 79 493 31517 4-^66 3' -33 TTTAI NLiV.BEn CF Tv^.CIERS Thl ,^L ^ q ;C C l 5 DfCTMTCT KATK’)/*^ ir^ ? 7 ^7 ^ TEHSH. PRI?-^AHY, ' ______' i-______HIG-I.______HB. SHaOiID*>RY _____ t*_____ L M. kathua. 71 76 147 ’ 165 91 256 137 8 145 27 24 5i 400 199 599 / ITX. HIR/NAGAR. 97 64 161 ' 227 53 2f30 120 35 155 25 25 469 149 621 1 B.^SOHLI^ 55 57 36 107 S7 17v- 1D4 40 40 253 110 363 b i l l a :var. 52 39 91 164 28 192 125 17, 142 21 21^ 42 352 105 467 V ^ totalJ- 275 , 236 , 511, 527 , 203 , 835, 469,77 , 546, U3, 45, 155, 1434 , 566 , 2050, - t 1-1 •» f' y- a ■IC'T.si r'.r/.nir?. T V, ^ ( /: -L 3Cxcr.s) D'izr^icr r. 1977-7 n.• 1 Tt, TEHSIL. Z-E, nia-i,s HR. SEX^N'O^qy. • » r ft • * *?• Men, V.’c.T .-n. '^*r. T, * V/. T. w. T. iVi« # »»^ i KATI-UA. , 65 72 137 ' 137 67 204 107 3 110 23 17 40 , 332 1L»9 491;- f/ HIRA’JAGAR* 94 64 JL5o 220 52 272 104 30 134 22 22 440 1-J6 536 / 1 a .^ F iL i. 49 ; 57 IOC 61 32 93 : 105 14 11 9 ^ . 11 11 226 103 329 -i/. 52 36 63 155 27 182 117 13 130 17 16 ’ 33 341 92 433 lOTAL:- 260, 229, 4S9, 573, 17S,751, 433, 6 0 , 493, 73, 33, 106, 1339, 500, 1839 TJ! H EH CF V V ' T , S J "'Cii) DISTRICT I'ATI-IITA -1977 -7C. ^ :■ ■ ■'f. (9CY3 (GIRLS VvflN’G) E irO ', FRB^ATiY. •-IDXE, . lO T /i. 'f.rrDXE. TT'T-I. KATHUA.' 3t)c 30 S7 57 2 / ' ■/ 201 76 77 ^ * 24 177 ■ ■' ’* 3A3U0TI, 41 64 75 • !«• 181 IDTALI- 71 151 133 ' 1'7 362 • HI?A^^AGA^i. 54 106 63 25 ■■• « 243 64 53 / • 35 ■. • —' 152 ”r i ' GKAG'//.«I , 43 121 57 221 TDT.iJ.:- 97 227 12C 25 ^.69 < 5,\3CrILI. 29 53 54 13 •_ . ■. 151 57 30 ' 17 - 104 O •*»T 26 14 9a ■ ICT.U:- 55 .6 7 137'' 2^9 3lLLA7An 2^ 75 57 15S 39+1 23 17 21 106 3H/U1/. 25 89 65 21 203 « • • TCTaL:- 51 164 125 21 .3 6 1 _ GPl/i'ID XT/\L:- 274 609 ■s65 113 1461 r. • t 2:?7 let 69 45 PRIVATE. ” IDL(I 2 •T/J.. •■•f V _r. . i- . JAa. «• « : m T KAH-JU.au 14 14 itfiu ^ w 12 1C~ 2^ 40 B,\sc:-iLU 4 6 ip... - 6 10 T O m :- 1C 20 o 12 ^2 -46 50 QCV'T. 666 TOTAL 0 F T I- ^ N I e v-HERS(x&f:< sc-iCOLS) DISTRICT K^r-TJA - 19 T-/.."*. J!------i ^— . . ■ , . “ . i 30YS WING) {GIRI.S WING),. '■ ■ - ■■■ .. aixcx. PK1M,4JIY. MlDCl E, Hi;- TC)TAL . PRY, MIDDLE. iih, 5Ciij_ lOTAl.. « . • ■ ' . • K AlHUA* 24 73 ■ 44 23 168 72 65 if' 17 154 , BAHTCTI, 39 57 ^5c 155 . - • TOTALS- ■ 65 ...130, iOn 23 323 HIRANAbAR/ 51 103 56 22 232 64 52 •« 145 ■ 43 1.17.V 4 ' .- ’ mm 208 TDT.Ji:- 94 220 io-'; 440 - ■ 99 3.ASCHLI. 2S 45 • 5C XI 134 57 28 u v«-» BM’I. 21 13 55 ' £9 IDTAL;- 49 53 |05 XI 223 ■ - BHL,AiVAH. 26 53 r«w 69 / 148 37 27 13 16 93 3H.4JU. 25 S6 6^ .17 192 • ICTAL;- 51 . 155 U 7 17 . 340 GRAND TCTAL:-259 563 4 ,- ;> . .73 13:^6 230 172 57 «L... . I'V' FRIVATE* ?/.IDaE» ;;Kf______TOTAI 1 <,f _ . * • « . -•? fT . V . T Ka THUA. 7 2 9 *« 3 5 9 5 14 t/v30:-!Ll. 3 4 7 3 4 Z TDFAL:- 10 6 15 2 3 5 12 9 21 ^3ir.-.3ER OF TEACHERS T R A I N ‘.BfER ' i^r'CATlOMAL BLCCK KATHvvA/^AH^'CTT, H r l B * ‘ KATdu^ (ggY5)_ SARI^TI (j3CYS) Untrsintv’., Sc.'ioolv j3L£iD_Ci*. Untrci ned^ Trained, U.G. G. P.G. Total. _Jk5. ^ LsSs- ^ U.G. __ 2,. P.G. T. G,T. «• m H^S.S. : 4 6 13 23 - 4 4 ; 27 - - -': - —- 1 ^ 0 30 9 59 ' 14 17 76 K.S; ' 16 15 9 40 - r X 3D y50 20 3 «» - «P ' • *r*- ' • m m W L .H .S . : ‘ 4 6 - - 1 7 - 2 1 /■ r 43 M.S. 23 1^ 2 46 - 9 - 9 ' 55 23 9 2 33 - 5 - 5 # # «• C.3. 15 4 - 19 «• • 3 3 ■ 22 14 - 2 - 2 2 18 C.P.S. 8 - - 8 - 2 m 2 iO 3 -- 3 - m 4>9 3 P.S, ■ -- 26 —L. 4 30 • 3? * P 1 . 155* 26, 181 ICTAL:- 101, 43, 2^, 169, 3 25, 33, 201, 103, 39, 13i I 22, 3, NCTE:- One tr. of Pathshalla is Un-Ttalned MOTE:- One tr, pf Fsthshalla is also added In under graduato * un-trained under graduate’ s Colmn; TR AIMED, UNTRAINED. retal, KATHUA- --f- U.G. ____—L»jtj 1» _ G,_Te_t gl« JA. H frti f i . I i X. M,S^ 7 2^--.-- 7 2 9 4 3 7 12 19 14 14 H.S.^ ± 2 2 5 7 - 14 T y 5 17 26 13 " ? T j»n MTJ?.1BER OF TP.; . lHAX/.^r-r i:: ^arCATio::/i ' BLCOK - HIR/^IAGAR/ar'VoOT 7T~78: ' \ \ ■ GH{RSVAt (BOYS) xrhool • - Untrnlr'G:'. Trained. Ur.-tj^oinod t U.G . Jo, P.G. . T, _U.G^ G, ?,G, __ Tot?l. „ <3.^^ P.G. r. G* Total ■!,S.S. 3 4 jS 22 - ,■ 3 ' 3 25 m m — '■■ ■ ^ ■' m H .S. 21 24 11 56 7 7 63 23 13 12 43 7 2 9 57 55 22 4 ‘81 « 3 - 3 84 67 22 98 V . » 9 3 3 101 C,S*’ 3 - - 3 6 10 2 12 A ■ ' I "• 1 13 C,F.S. X6 16 - ; - -« X6 - - 7 - ■f. - «• 7 P.S, 51 51 ‘ - 3 ' 3 54 43 - 43 - 43 t - - tT/JLi- 149, 50, 33, 232 - 13 5 i6 243 150, 2T7, 21. 208, - n 2 13 221 >JCTE:- Tv;o Path shall a teachers arc trained under graduate^ NU?A3£H CF TI:.AC::-RS^' ?Aj\Vsrn '.'TNTD XH HXJO\TIOK\AL BLOCK BASOf-lLl/flAr.'I 1977-lH. B/^>SOHLl(BCyS B.ANI (BCV3) -trained. Untrainer^, chool*- H.S.S. - 2 9 11 ; ' - ■*- ’■ 4 4 15 «% «• - mm - - • •••> H,S^ 09 9 7 35 /'• I •» 3 33 10 6 8 24 1 - 1 25 1 T L.H.S. 8 6 1 .,- 15 ' * xSx 16 23 4 4 31 1 1 - 2 33 K' ' 1 f * ' •'* ■/' . M.S. 28 8 1 „ . 1 6 1 8 45 5 1 - 6 - -- «v 6 ■ C« S»' 3 I - 4 ' - m 4 ------m «• - «• «% k_j. C• .p .sf . 4 - ■•' 4 •■ 4 6 1 7 «» 1 1 8 P .s . 27 X m 28 1 1 29 21 «» • 21 1 4 m 5 26 ODTALj- 18, 134, 3 5 65^ . 89, 27, 9 17. 151, 12, 12, 89 ' 2 7 - 9 98 * ■'-t- v^'' NOTE;- One Pathshalla teacher is untrain«i under graduate* _____ U.G, J l. M. S-OlL _Prlvatft Hecoonised, OF TRAPPED TRS. IN SnUCATIO’AL BliXK Bll.L/X^sR/BMAni 77-78. • • •/ ■ BILLA^7^-R (BOYS) 3^{Agj (govs). Trjjned. Trained. T School* ^ U.G. G, ?.G, Total. U.G. •G P-.G* _ ■ - G,T, U,G, G, PiQ. Totjii ’’ rf,S,3.* - «» 3 2 12 17 ■» • 4 ■ ■ 4 ; 21 ** * P ■' •V ^,S . 23 14 7 44 * r 4 4 4S 29 12 9 50 3 ■’a 3/ 53 L,K.S;- 7 2 - 9 ' ■- *•<« 9 9 2 3 14 1 4#- ■*>1 15 tt.S. 41 8 1 50 * 4L •> «r» ' 5 55 50 11 2 63 2 2 65 r» C.S. 14 - 14 - - 14 ID - 10 •» 1 11 C.P.S. " 5 - « 5 ^ ■• 1 ¥tm 1 6 11 2 - 13 - ■ - - 13 •. p.s. 26 - 26 > ■ - 'mm #«• »« 26 23 -- 25 25 *U T 116, 24, 8, 14a, 3 ' »5r 10. 158, 13f7, 29, 26. 192, 11 203 hi’-"'5 EH CF nAI'IED/li.'^ T'.tUD i If JiS 113-HT'i'.T GIF^I.3 Tic X KAT iU.A^Afl■fjy'■G/a ‘T -/c#» -* ^ -;' • . 1. • r • • KATHUA {<2inL3) ’ •A « ■ * • • , • , tciitned.' ’ . ' LYitrs Trainee*. Un+r- ’ n ed. t> n LI.G. P.G. Total. T,= G■ T, V,G, Tbtgl.,- ■ luG!. G. P,G, Tc^tcl G.Tctpl. Gf * t ^ 4 . A ^ iji. ■ r ■ 4 - '6 5 ' 6 17 3 7 ' m ' *.-» ■; - ■■■■’' • ■ • -y . 9 m •« 15 10 5 3D f m - - . • J 2 3 5 35 • ■.'* • 35 9 ; 44 1 7 3 11 55 34 9 1 44 ^ r 1 I 45 m *.t 11 ...... %■ • . . - 1 •<• • 3r 12 8 - - - • * ?V - 8 71 1 - 72 2 1 1 4 76 63 1 - 64 ««* • - • - 64 A 133, 15, 4 , i i , 23, 177, 120 20, 6, 3 6 152 tJOTE:- One Pathshalla teachsr is untrained' under graduate* ' T? r T T ^ *T " 'yn- ’’r", • ^^■:‘3ER Or > . 4 * 1^'. X. '3 r lZ. *• s,s:ca^ PAS'” ;m /Bill a:.'.’ . / 1 CTit - ■ ;■ •' '"'I # 3ASCMI (GIRIS) 3ii\ mAP.. {GTnS) Trsined. Ur '.jT oI n ^ Ti'oln ec’. Ur.tr ^' n Gd, • • -n —* ^ . A - Schc-’’. UfG> G. P.G. Iota'' . U.G. I . \Ti F.Gv- T, G» i* u.< r.G. Tot^I , U.G/ P.^ .-Total G.TotiT,' H ,S.S. ■ -- ~ 5 5 ■ 8 16 - 1 " 2 2 ■...... 5 ■ 21 ♦ ' ' V 3 5 ^ ' - 3 i 4 9 3 2 14 1 2 3 17 1 17 1 KiSf. \ IIS 3 2 » % - - % AW 14 1 •U' • 15 1 «• ■'l' 16 1 c.s* 9 p. 9 1 1 lb 9 1 f i b i£) - - «• - 10 i! C,P,S. 5 •• «» 5 1 -- 1 6 2 mm ■ 'L -’ 2 -- ~ - 2 '■ ■ F i ‘ P,S^ 54 3 57 - -- - 57 37 - 3? 2 1 9m 3 40 t-*- IST^I- 88,- 9 1 2r; 99,- 3, 2, 104/ 75,- 1 0 , 8- 9 3 . 6," V 137 106 NOTE:- One male tr* is working in PS Malhar(Girls) g;A? ./J%Y OF Fr0P05^^> .'j-IOHS OF OIlsmiCT KATliUA - Tehsi1 r.o oi nabitationc proposed Mo of t e chero rc-nuijred for openipc oi Mixed Fry,Schools 1st nrioritv ' ■’ • 2nd priority Total ’Vonic-n Total Kathua ' 13 13 11 2 13 Hiranagar 19 19 19 19 Basohli “ 6 11 8 11 Billawar Total*. 33 43 19 24 43 STaTE\!^'T Si ' V V{r U C .!7;on O • r 3 D IS T U Cr K^TIiUA -IvVV-73.^ ■ : __\ TEirlvIL. >IA :H of the TR. ',/ITH .-1, __ C . DATE OF OD?"'EN^^P^T - FOSSIBIl I’ry c'F pr ;r^':GK F?DM THE Qi..\LiFia\ricj:.^ a g e . '/ear . Location• Ma aLG,C,aT TuN’, s c -'c o l . T. (Dr>ys K/TiUA. l.Sh*3indra Ban Mehtabji r , U 3S J95S Tarrah. W» 3 K .M .Bw s PS iirt/i* ‘,iddle(50 yrs), KiP.JsNASxRS.oh,Shankar Oass Nagrii i 27 I960 Ge^nd, K© 5 K.;V. •'i.-.V'i 'il.'-' ‘’chc 0,, Parole. I idele(54 yrs). pr eovv.nin i ttO y 1.5Ci-;. i\ . J. by sch.castes HIPAN’AGAB.l.Sh.Sham DiSC Hiranac?:. 2 1 4- 1972 Fath-val, Yes. 1 ,5 K.--* ilcye ViS P.^th'v^i, Ret.tr,(65 Yrs) 2.Sh.Harish Charder O.htn Rcri^n, U - 19 19^6 Bha^^vsl. Na 2 KiV. Ret.tr*(64 Yrs). BASCIiLl. l.Sh.CSlan Chand 3 17 1962 Dandi Yes. 1 K*.V-. Be / s ?S Giiuttu. EE(22-d-41) KATHU'A. l.Miss. Chsnchal CJian’srsn^ 39 39 1973. Phalot*, No 2,5 Girls C3 U Kunsari E£(23 yrs) Ko TEj- Tn/.-c is r^a A'*KTA3 in ttiis District. DIiT:^I3UiTICK :? GOVT. CCH00L3 AJX-JjIHG TO SHCHLiGE S, STAFF ______, .JISTHTGT KATHUA______J177-73 .______;______. TEi:;iL BLOCK Tri-E O:- 'iOiCXDL ITT I i L^^EP* 0 7 ?- rJl 0 F SU-iOOI S . 3 TA F? TEACHER l.TTCCL 3^-IGhTAGH S' Tt^LUS REa'IHHI . •• 3 V. T _ 3 G T 3 ' G . ■T.I ■ • D , GT M F KATHUA KATrTJA’.- 25 54 79 17 48 ' 65 o .■ ■14 8 6 J J'icole 15 16 31 9 12 21 6 ., :'-4 '*■ '’lo ■ 15 ‘ 4 ^ J • * t ** Hica o 3 2 2 1 i ■ — 1 Tc i 43 7o 113 23 60 33- ■ 15 ..'.iS:.-:' 25 “ , 24 T - ^ 10 W ' 1 [{IXA^ySXR POT/ 1 BARNOTI PRY 35 35 27 - 27 8 .■■■•■■■ V" f. j 10 J 16 16 6 6 ’ 10^ ' r* .10 “ t 16 J •-* Hich . 6 . 6 1 1 5 ■ 5 ' ) f . f Tot^l' ‘ 57 57 34 34 23 -r . O 33 I 3 *■ / 2. HIR A^y AGAR HIHAMAG AR PR? 33 4? 37 11 33 44 25 13 ' ■ **''w I 3 51 14 6 21 9 30 17 3 25 4 I . > 5 2 o [lych . 4 3 7 3 O 4 4 •i9 1 r > n To^ell- 63 61 124 28 44 72 w id 4 9 2 1 3 75 16 9 Q^AG7AL pi~\r 30 30 19 19 11 'LI 11 1 i/iddle 23 23 8 5 15 i'i “ 21- 2 'JS 4 4 4 4 10 mmm I 1 27 27 30 4 57 57 m m _ j 30 45 T 1 E-;3iL ELCCK TYP E CF 3CX0L. ■ 'If ■ Nu;.' ; >r.) •ir:^ c LS '/i t ;;i oT. L v:j-iogi ■ C-10 HT.'-.GE R, 3 G T B .. G . T 1 G -r R F T y~' ■ 3A3QriLI- SA30HLI ' TRY 23 . . ■56^ ■•"C4 ' 23 55 83 ^ 1 1 • ■ r . ** ■“ .V.idc^ie 13 • •'7 -;• 20 11 4 15>,:- 2 3 5 2 3 5 High 5 1 • ■ 6 3 1 4 : •" O'' 2 ' ■ 5 5 Total 46 64 110 42 60 102 ■ ■ 3 7 i'. ■ '4 mm 1 1 7 3 10 B.ATII Pry 25 25 25 25 ^ CT Middle • W 3 _ 3 . 2 . . 2. 2 2 High 6 6 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 Total:- 36 36 30 30 4 4 2 — — — - 2 3 3 3illav/er PRY 24 39 63 23 34 57 1 3 4 2 2 3 3 o Middle 16 8 24 8 6 14 8 10 9 3 12 High 5 ■ 1 6 1 1 2 4 — 4 9 9 Total 45 4S 93 32 41 .73 13 5 IS 2 2 13 6 24 BHADDU PRY 2A 24 21 21 2 2 I 1 2 2 Middle 19 19 8 _ 8 10 10 1 1 12 12 High 6 6 1 — 1 5 5 10 10 Total 49 49 30 30 — — 17 - 17 2 — 2 24 24 Granci Tot-21:- :96 243 639 251 205 456 139 34 173 o S j' 35 26-; rrnTrQT 'Visn ? C 'T TCO-VCO n M H ■ HIG}! CC":t^S VTDU JCI^’T DT:>;-CTon GC^C'CJ nD'iCMIQM ilC .\::G/:iG/rno;,i/5o/o4i^ .- io.6,iv7vj. katpja. v-'______"■ Gr:-!00i,. XTS Kathua i . H.S 3udhi Enn] t.sh 2. II Barv/al English Pol.Scione 3. n H^itU History 4 . » Jakhbar Pol.Gcience 5. II Pirole History Pol, Scicnc 6* Janqlcte Pol, 3clone6 7. II Lakht^nPur Histoi'y Hiranagar 1. H.S Sanoora )V.i.th 2* It !/u-;rhe5n Ej-iglish History 3. e* Chwnd'.van Economics II 4 . G'.han’^oriiin History ■ E c^o rrics ^K « It Gh-^.val uinlish Mi - l;.&ry o* '•/ n.-jPura En r’] ish ’lir-or- 7 '1 SDll,?n f\=,th a. II Kooteh . Hindi ni'^tyr.v 9. If Ding.;- ,Vnb lo l. Gcimc-r a^sohli ^1 V I-t, 3 n-h..nJar • .Mirt.tcry ^' ; ♦ .'1 His:torv J * •t Bani Urdu - ‘ ■ ■ _ % .* r- - • .'■/i.i/i’/z y . r. H.S Billawar Pol. Scionce ^ « ri ■ Urdu . . 3. }* Kote Hindn. ■ / 4* (1 Gu jroo ^:S arota Hind:: , \ 5 . Tl Ucha Pind" . History 6 . K oh i Q I-iiotory '• ■ 7 . tl Psrn?3.1a History iTiS TE\aiais 'mAiMiHG 3Q{00L 1. Br.schli History li'^uc-itio 2 . Hir.nagir Education Urdu HIC-HSR SEOC'ND/sHY KATh^JA ^.ith Hindi Urdu Physics History ’ HIvlV’AG/V^ English Math Hindi" , Urdu Chenistry BASOHLI Math Hindi ECO. " VJrdr: ■ ^ ' n y s i r . - 3H,\DDU . E'-iglioh Hca. Physics Pol,Science- Goveirjaent of J-inma and KaeUralr Planning & development Deptt* Subjected- nomination of laeiabsrsi for Diatrict Coataittt' * ' for grant o£ bcholaraHipa* \ ■ ■' ...... "*■ ' Oov«mmnnt OrJor Uo 103 of 1977 Dated 9.12.1977- ' In auporaosaion of all previous ordora Banctlon lo hereby accor»1 d to th« nouiination of the followin<5 nombers of tho Advisor^' Bo^rd for tho Dovolopm<3nt of CJujjar and nikervfalfl, as laotabere of the District Conaittees constututcd vide 3-ovemnioiit Order ITo 108-0D of 1975 dated 18,1.1976 for the District as sho-i/n against eachJ- : * S «?To j^aiae of th"^ iriGnbor ' ______Diotrict' 1. 3h. Holid Iqbt?lAz9on 1 .Srln^.'Tfir 2. ,nh* Maiavl Qadlr 2# 3 . f^h. Din 5* B;jrtiniLl.la 4 . ■^ahiv :4'ijaed Pokon 4 . xizuirttuc.^- Sh* % o i Abcial QmiI 5,.. G, . Ho'i;xr *'ooi’* 6* /jn,-AUyai.vg V , Bh* Mat aria, 7*«T:iT2.f"a ci. ah ■Cho fiT'int of Ta/D a to thrSQ moabers for attmdliv tha r^(2^^3.ar meetln^i of tho Dlatrict Coimlt teoa/ will bt .^{overned in accord-ino'? with the provlolons of Si^D 779 dated 4.12.1976. ^J-’he monbara of the conraltteo of tho concemod District will aeoiat^in oxpondltln^ the ec/vOlarnhlp cases of OujJar and .akerwal stud onto of the respcctlizrf District. ° 3 ' ISf Order of aoveranient of '^atnmu and Sd/*» ( iToor Hohamar.d) ' Plannln*j Commisoionor. Ifo-GB- dated 9.12.1977* ' ' Ofx'io?r0f 35.oncr athua. No 69:^y5/^iiGc dated ' 10.1.1978. . COto t h e J- . . ■ ■ , 1/ I’i'itrl'Ci; Education Officer "V.thu;'( ncnb'.j.- for ia foria.ition nGCeafj?xry action. _ _ - ■ 3d/-(l)y.Cou-:.iGSioi)4.‘r) , K a th q a ... ‘.V • :-DV- C .*>. -.V’ ■ ■ - ?. C, '. . ,';Te:-,sil. 'Cot a ferts. co-r.rtr-s,\rtT;*“ < . .^-^ier;oe '"?isr;oe ... ' fcrt?. ' cori’.'i^i'ce .'\‘ .r;pi3r.c^^ : ?.cll L I I l L t-.-, - K_Ll — _ L -______■. ______'. " i V C l — :-!«= -:-i 0 ^ J.______ Ki. r U!:, . 17 1C .'o o/ •V • % ■ irirf.n£.ef.r.—- ' • 'rr. ■ 4F c . . O Bil'' fewsr. -- 1 . 17- 10 lc3 114 /S' f X c z NyWE OF TEACHERS T.RAUjfeD IN R E G IO N L A N O J A GHS ’ year 1976-77 TEHSIL . J^AME OF TEACHER LANGUAGE m FOR WAJCH TRAlN.'?/> l,Sh . S'varan Singh B ,A B«Ed KATHUA Kashmiri Teacher HS Parole 2.SH. Ajit Singh B.A B.Ed Kashmiri . Teacher HS Bud hi i ■ ■ BILIAWAR l.Sh, Oma Dutt B.A B.Ed Teacher LHS j£0\«aa«x Drung Punj abi YE.AR 1977-73 l.S h . Prem Nath B.A. B*Ed HIRAMAGAR Urdu Teocher HS Kootah 3AS01-{I-I 2 ,S h . Jasw/ant Raj M ,A .’ B.Ed K ashni'lri Teacher H3 MahanPur STATE awardee 1977-78 vISIL NAME OF TEAQiHR SCHEME GRa:')E l.Sh . Bhanoo Ram Gupta ■ILLAIVAR Elementry ;• :>20-430 Teacher PS Bhang^;ah UTHUA 2.S h , An ant Ram Sharma Secondary 340-70C) Teacher WS Kharote -:athua 3.Stet« Prem Lata Teacher Elementry 220-43C OS LachliiPur faihua 4*Smt. Shelia Kaul Master Secondary 340-700 HSS Kathua SaiOOLS WHERE RADIO SETS DISTRinUTED 1976-77. VIDE DDE JA^'MJ'S NO* "&( 16279-34 DATED 31.3.1977 N AND A/574-83 dated 2^.4.76.______ 1* HS Chhan Rorian { Boys) 2 . HS Kootah ( Boys) 3. HS Raj Pura ( Boys) 4 . HS Janglote ( Boys) 5. HS J ,nk hb ar 9oy?-> £. • ♦ HS Rudl'.i , Boyu 7 . ifS Marheon Soya 8 . HS Plassi Boys, 9 . HS Sanoora Boys 10. HS Kohag Boys 11. H3 Nagrota Gujroo_ Boys 12. HS Lakh an Pur BoVsr--.: 13. HS Dinga Arnb Boys-' 14. HS Uchha Pind Boys RESULT P&RGENTA('E OF Kia i SCHOOLS'OF-'UiSTHICT KATHUa 1976-7 7 . NAMH Or SCHOOL a p p e a r e d ■ PASSED p a 3S y?:; BOYS 1. HS Plassi 30 • 9 33 2. HS Ucha Pind ■ 20 12 60 3. HS Kohag 33 14 42 4. HS Billawar 36 20 • 55 5, HS Dewal 5 4 80 6, HS MahanPur 47 2.8 60 7, HS Parnalla 18 9 • 50 B, HS RamKote 28 9 32 9, HS Naqrota Gujroo 24 10 ' 41 10,HS Janglote 28 10 36 ll.HS LakhanPur 18 61 12.HS Hatli 19 11 53 i3,HS Barwal 52 J3 35 14,MS Budhi 25 8 15(,HS Parole 34 17 50 I6.HS Jakhbar 28 9 32 17,HS Marheen 64 16 25 18cHS Chandvvan 39 5 13 19,HS Giaowal 43 9 20 . 2P.HS Chhao Ririan 33 ■ 14 '■ 21.HS Raj Pura 52 8 2.' 22.HS Sanoora 12 . i?' 23oHS Kootah 29 6 22 24. HS Sal Ian 21 14 66 2 5 .HS Dinqa Arnb 18 6 33 26 .HS Bani 31 27. HS Lowang Zero 28.HS Malhar Zero GIRLS WING 1, HS Basohli 29 10 33 2, HS Bhaddu 25 11 44 3. HS Ghagval IP 4 40 4, HS Hiran agar 27 17 43 HSS 1. HSS Basohli 39 10 25 2. HSS Bhaddu 42 IB ^3 3. HSS Kathua . 98 22 22 4, HSS Hlranagar 101 12 11 HSS GIRLS 1, HSS Billawar 22 8 36 2. HSS Kathua 55 21 33 NAMf:-' OF SCHOOLS V.HERE 340-700 Posts Reauired TEKSiL saiDOLS 1. KAD-RJA 1, fv^S Katbera MS Bhallar 2 , HIRAMAG.^LR i« Gt'sadvvsl 3 , BASOHLI 1* Kriranbara 4 . BILLAV/AR 1, Ra/oPtr Rasool 2, Plait'. GIRJ-S WIMG /.MS Kc-Uvw. VILLAGES. HA^ZTcriOr'S & SCHOOLS TEH. KATHUA Code '1 Villaae Habitation _ _ School Dijkhat Dukhat X PS. Dukhat (3) 2. Bijjat Bijjat I . PS,. Bijjat(3) P.- Man j all Mcnj all Jaraalpur Ji^maipur -- Dillwan Dillwan ! • PS.. Dillwan (B) Dole 1 Malooh Cli snl< ari ( ca^anotha Panlhar P5*rola I^err.l Kh an ©r Kii'5r.©ra \ 7, Rf^kh'.‘h • i • ■' - iHjatoll j i • Mehtabpur Mehtabpur i . PS. Meht?bp.ur{v:} i '\ ^ 1.0* Bjrol Baroi t U. Uppar Kharotc Upper K.harote i . MS. U. KharDte{B; - --^..2. CS. -do- (G) Lower Kharote 1. PS. L.Kharoto(B) ■ JBora Dralan i ’. p a . MorafiraUCG) Kanwan .12. Kothl Jogi.'Jh Kothi yogian ..3.; Kalaspur Kalaspur i I 4 . Gaiterwan Gatt envan 1. CS. <"9ttervan (B) 1 1 , 1 is . Ch<3k Riim Singh Chcikraia Sing Ch^k Rijju Chak r-ijju 17. T,:i*of Menjali Taraf Manjdll i ^kfiii Chiik Shoikhan Chak 3heikb?m i', Pi>, Sdh\'.'Nnch<;k (B) 2 . C3. Cn^k nh<-lkh.y^('J' ,n, Qiak Khuni aiak Khuni - 20. <;hek Lach>jOon Un~inhabitated • 2Ly^^'/;,^aroli Maroli 1 , Govindser Govlndsar 1* CS. Govlndsar (B) • 2. PS. Govindaar (G) Mangota Mongota ■ Soula Soula i« P3. Soula (B) ) Rasoc n' Ri-’BOO 26 i BadoU \' Badoli Bhugat Bhugat '■ *' ■ ' Hatii Hatli 1.- HS. Hatli (B) *•* ’• 2, CPS. Hatli ■'.roh-^jfjdahi -S' Brt,!i.r.ndahi ’■ *■/ ■' • Tridvsn Tridwan i . P3. Trid'.van (3) Ch'^\ Pgty.ani . ■ Kasori Kssori Domar Domar 1. PS. Docier (B) Dshloo Jambli Ganthala Moiit hicin Bair an P any at a Tiknr Bandli Mims 00 Balhad Scitwaiift Jamfi Rel Sohar Plai 33 i The in Tn e:.n I, MS, Tbe:!.n(3oys) • ««U - X ^ Th « i ] s) -"'hc-rty ''' air-'wy Nors Nor a 1. ♦ Basontpur ^ •jci'o -intpur 1. 3^S£ntpur(B) 5sbra‘ Kant eh Kant ah 1« P5» Kantah (3) o 3S. Dhukhnaka Dukhneka 35 • ,'Kutlehru' _.. K utU hir 1. CPS Kutlshar (B'f 40./' Bathindi \\ Bathindi la Mobil© 3. Brthlncli 41. Barankwr Baran^ii- 1. PS. Daranilv^ (3) 42. Dhanna Dhanna 1* PS. Dhanna- (B) 43. Barr ah Barr ah 44, Dhanore Dhanoro 1, CPS. Dhflnor (B) 2. PS, Dhanore (G) Karyali 45. Mangri < UN-INHA9ITATBD 46. Nonal sv Nonal vl, PS, Nonal (G)' 47, Karrch so Karroh 1. CS. K<:rroh (B) 2, PS. -do- (G) 48. Jandore(L5khanpur5 JanJore (Lakhanpur) 1. P3. Jcitjdore fc) >*• 49. Hotd Hot© 1. PS. Hole (B) i 50. Maha Maha 1, PS. Maha (B) ■. \ 51. Tarrah Tarrah 1. Pathshala (B) 52. Matandi vn Matandi ( ______IV. 53, Chak Qasawan Chak Gas a//an M. Dhak Sardha v‘ HKXKXSXiffiKX UN-INHABITATED 55. Jagatpur Jagatpur 1. PS, Jagatpur (B) 2. PS. Jagatpur (G) Chak J a K c r - mi-INHABXTATED 57 „ Chak Kari Sin^h u n -inhabitathd • !:-8. Chok Part v-psinojh Chak Parbapsingh 59. Chakpfiodla ^ Chakphoola 60. Chak Get a vw Chak Got a Rajani Rajani ' 62, Taraf Tajwal ♦ Taraf Tajwal 1, Mobile School . 63 , Taraf Shajwal > Taraf Pajwal 64 . Chak Desa Singhs Chak Desa Singh 1. PS. Chak Desa&ingh (3) OViKvi M—lj>oLAi>, 2 , PS. -do- (G) I 2 (;5. Chak Diwankirpa Chak Div/ankirpa , Cn an gr an C‘i an fjr an 1. MS. Chcnngrc'-n(B) m 2. PS. -do- (G) 0 Chak Drabjjhan * Chak Drabkhan 1. PS. Ch ak dr abk h an (G) hi Chak Gadhadhar Chak^bdha Dhar 1. FS. Chak Gadha Dhar 6? , Bhaga Chak Bhaga Chak i . PS. Bhaga Chak (G) \\ > ; 7C Nanak Chalc Nanak Chak £ 7J 'Ji gwan \\ Bigvvan ' 75 Sherpur \V Sharpur •• 'i , Sherpur ( ■') 2 . PS. d-o- (G) J 3k hear * Jakhbar 1. uz • Jakhbar. (e) 2, MS. Jakhbe". 'r3.' '• 74. Badala s\ B a d a 1 a 1. P s. B.jdelgi \B) , 75 Ch.;k Sajanpur • UN-INHABITATED 76 xS Naroli PS. Naro.ll / * i. Naroli (G) 77 Taraf Sanji -• Taraf Sanji 1. PS. Taraf Sanji(B) 2. CPS . -do- , (G) Rapper 78 Scr ■> '■ Her >% 79 Majra ffi?ri?!A3ITATED 80 Ch ^k Devi a do - 31 Can dial s‘\ Gandial i . :PS. 'Gandial (3) e.2 Jh umber M ah tab an Jhumber Mahtaban ' B3 Hnnnaqar Ramnagar . 1. • PS. ■Ramnagar (P) >> B4 Kccrian l.Kcerian ^ 1. MS. Keerian (3) ■•Babin a^ ■2. PS.- Jhumber ■ • -do- G)' :/h.-!:huli fCviiJ Bl'iogthdli , . i . PS.. Bhagthali (^') iV.ajr a Maksoos Pur Maksoos Pur \ -- Jar.3i 3'arai ^ mnv3=s . Jarai (B) ' " Sampla S-impla 4 Khokh'/al Khokhyal 1. MS. Khokhyal (3) 2. CPS. KhokhyeJ (G) 2 3 , Karpal Karpal Taraf Pain. in Taraf Pain . ' — r. - Pltho Bala A Pitho Bala , Mir Pur Ram' XS Mir Pur Rm 1. KS. Parol« (B) 2 . MS. Parol® Lakhnott X Lakhnot# i , PS. Laahnote (B) Kangrial / 1 NX Kangrial 1. PS. Kangrial (G) Mat ore V\ Wat ore Said Pur Said Pur 1, CS. '-ur (»J) G'Dcnd -s' Goond i , Pathahal.j (*<5^' Ik Pacivvai 1 Pandorl PsnUori 1* CPS« ;.*A ; ,9 Jugian \' Jugian , Padral \) Padral i. Barmori Barmori i« PS. B^rraori (B) , Pitho-pain vV Pitho-pain Pidrl-paln f UN-INHABITED ■ • Taraf Bala Taraf Bala . Pidri Bala KSOfyXxaXXX UN-ir«ABITH:i A • Chak Poorab s^ UN-II4HA3ITED • Narroha _>S Harr oh a « Dai'allan iS Desrellan 1. PS, Darallan (C) „ Barmora \v Barrjora ■ . - f Alrv/an Airv/cin . i . CPS. Ajrw^?n (3; 2 • CPS k Airv an (G) . . . , •^ i ' »; ♦ >« Jciniral Jamral i ' V'* ^ ' , Chhajivr'i V' Chhujfyal i. fJanqal /*> Nan gal . Suraj Beli Suraj Boli h ■■ !• PS, • -e *%■»••«#•-*• rV-*---a V-h/v! Btiekhrlal W- 4(f ‘ Chak Sakta 1. PS. Oiak S.;kvi. - t .Vj<, PHdlijtt Phalott 1, MiJ. Phalote (B) 2. r.obile Phalot# 3* Pathehala 2U Gc-.fuiriosl •-W •-. ..«»•' *•■»;** ^ i.22^ w- Chhatval .1..- • ■ if •'!* Titnbfsr Zhm' Tiir.bar Pur Ji'W-ala / Cv-.V. 2^1 c'el Ou'k. V J.26. Mv?thi Khurd 127 i Anflr G^^.or /v Ghar i2S. Sh\3IT.£D 129. Padyarl Padyarl 1. PS. P5'?y -i , 2* PS. V ^ Sunr/^en i» PS. Sun.'^.ir; {C» 2, PS, Suiir-ffi; ■ 30. Dadoli Dado11 1. PS. Daooli (u) 31. Muthl Jaglr Muthi J«!olr 1. fr;uthi 32, Mir Pur Jagu Mir Pur Jonv 33. f/.U-.i. 'VW/alai 1, P3. r.utnl c * . 1 V -«* - , .V J iM> L , ^ . A. »»««».. >>wxr «\ •vAT-t«^ .j ■^•■4 ft --f•-? '< *'••••.. V ■I** r-’-'!- 1/ip S . LfcChr.;;v:r. ; ... 2*)'^(?S. L . - c U h ^"5) "Vcll-Oc'f.d ■ I,-!.... - Bicwain ??ithl d a k Un-lNKABITEr} S7-* Vira'i ivr Nihal Pur 1. PS. NiS, 2, PS, ’C . C'.sx Shfchzada G\ak Shohtada .-A, 139. Bar«al BarA^al 1. HS. Barv/al (&) 2. Barvval (G) 140 Sanyori \<*^^ ITN-WH;^J3ITED 141V Uttri Uttrl 1. CPS. Uttri (3) 2. PS. Uttrl (G) 142, 'chak Charuhn Chak Charuhn 143. Chek Ram ChafldK.A^«^ Chak Ram Chand 1. PS. Gtrwa Ckak (G) J44, Rakh Sarkar Plahi ^"Rakh Sarkar Plahl J45. Chak Gdiinda Chcl: Gainda ? on 9-Mu pa ; Cb.-ik Son a Nupa 1. PS. Ctiak ocna U 7 . . Chch Sajj.“,n ■* * ?0. C-h vli Ga i j (c> / 148. rna!' L'K-IWA^ilTHO • f, 149. 3eh--^r K#'/nS Sahar 150. Jcryglotc 1. HS. iut 2. ws. Janqlote (G) Pstycri 1. PS. i'otyori (C) I Kany ari 1. ?s . Kanyari (S) 151. Otiod-Blor# Uhod-Blore 1. PS. Shod lUort (B) 1S2., /Vidrot /uidrot 153. Kathera K M L^ Lath«ra 1. h*3. Kathera (B) 2. PS. Kathera (G) Psnjwari 1. PS. Panjv/arx (G) u 154. filial Fefal 1. PS. Fafal (G) « 155. Dr^l \ Dral 156. Ksdyar ■f! Kadyar 157, Kamaia «N-I?nIKAOITED 158. Sari Kotla \\ Sori Kotla 1. PS. Seri Kotla (G) 159. 3 -/ighan Sanghan ,N 160. rain Pur * c »2 ' N'arain Pur 1. PS. N&raln Pur (B/ 161, Logate 1. MS. Logate (5) 2 . PS. Logate (G) 162. Budhi Budhi 1. HS. Budhi (B) Souiith^X Sounthal 2 . MS. Budhi (G) I. PS. Sounthal {C) 1 2 3 4 63. Jandort (Barwal),*' Jandor® (Barwal) fiS.Jandor® (G) 6 Bagial ^ Bagial 1. PS. Bagial (E) r f |65. Kanora Kanora 66» Chak Mansabdar w Chak Mansabdar 67. Tar h era vl Tarhera y Barnoti 1.cps. Barnoti (B) 2. CPS Barnoti (G) P 68. Paill V Palli 1.CPS. Pa31i (3) 2. PS. Palli (3) Thanoon Thanocn 1, PS, llianocn (r^) 70 Rskh Sarkar Budhi UN-INHABITED ' 1. l).lbW5l w Dabvval • 'V Maf-riita 3. M^reth Werath i . ?3. i:^\ ...h , ' PSv-Mor-jth (G) • •» ^ 4. Kalna Kalna ’5* Nannan Nannan 1.V'GPS. Nannan (3) 2 . PS. Nannan_ J g L '6. Pandr ar Pandrar Bhalledr 1. MS. Bhallar (8) y 2. PS. Bhallar (G) n . Hakh Hoshyari V) Rakh Hoshyari Jasrota 1.ri^S , Jasrota (B) 2. PS. Jasrota (G) ^8. Forelfiin \) Forolain 1.nifLS. Forelain (B) 2 . PS, Forelain (G) 3* Mobile Bnkhtii Tjonl Kaly'Dri 1. MS. Dorsi (B) 5:oM I PS. Sat (G) rL*r.;h P <111 d it tan .1,. ?s. Gur^ih ?ynd3.tian ■’■ara Mr. 11 1. Bar.^ >Ull (2) Oitti 1. G^tti io) Bindsl 1* P3, Bindal (G) Malni Buran * Chadaryai Isddi fH»ral 1, CPS. Pheral (B) J ______2______, .2______179* Bhorthain Bhorthain Malaman 1. PS. Malaman (B) Saladsh i* PS. Saladah (B) Baira 1. PS. Bairs (B) 2. 0>S. Baira (G) Chan Jar Reh SaroX Sanganoo Talanoo Taira Jakholo PS. Jakhol?* it'-) Mot a 1* ?S. Mot« (G) Kharp.fi B t-CT Kumar Piss rial 81* Jathana Jathana 1. MS, Jathena (B) 2 . PS. Jathana (G) Pari 1. PS. Perl (B) Lehari !• PS. L«harl (3) Pargota Jangora Cheola B 2. Bourah Bourah ! • PS. Boura (3) Suffain 1. PS. Suffain ( g ) Kumri \ Kunail i. PS. Kunail (B) URB,&N ,AT:E\ s r m i . Kathus {P) ^0 l jSi>4 •; G) 3. J/.3. Kc'f.hu,-s P.Tcli-yand (G) jCOCiiT^SLO 4. M3, Kathua (B) j a 5. WS. Pi.rlivan.i (fl) Kcithua 6 . C3. Cnak Shoikhan (G) J.1S. Shakti Modern Kathua 7. SBS, Kathua (B) sMS. Afiarjoyotl 8« PS. Parliwand (G) JCathua 9 , PS. Kathua (G) 10. PS. Colony Kathua (G) 11. PS. Rajbagh (G) 12. PS. Rajbagh (B) 13. Color.'/ K.ilhua iB) 14. PG. Sewan Chak CB)' . & SCHCOI 3 TB15TI . VillflOG, Habitation, School, • 1 ^ 2 ‘r> j 4 1. Koper, 1. Koper, A* 2 . Choie, -- 3 . Gothal. 4 . Kasll. 5. Bally, Dinga Amh, 1, H3 Din g a Anib (B), 2. Dinga Amb. 1. • 2 . PS Dinga A-nbCG). 2 . Dabbi. 3. Kakra. 4 . Kouli. 5. Maltha, 6 . Terra. 7. Dasanoo. 8. Plai. 9 . Panjoot. 10. Lshri. 1 1 Garh 1. PS GciXh 1?. Thein. 1. PS Thein. ''C ). 3. Maqloor, 1, Maaloor. 1. MS Maqloorto), 2. PS MagloorCG).. 2. Koungni, 1, PS Kounoni(B). 3. Rani, 4 . Sura* 5. Mslni. 6 . Dlote. 1. PS Dloto (G). 7 . Sal Mandra. V . 8 . Mori. 9 . Brahin-Bachter. 10. Pckher ,' 13 . Chad^al« 12. Jurribal, 13. Dll or. « Ladcli. 1. PS LcColL (B j . 15. K^tti. 4 . Ch 61 i.k • 1. Par an go li. 1. MS Parangoli('3) . 2. PS Parangoli(3). 3 . PS ParancolifC). 2 . Arnoa. 1. PS Arnoa* (l-‘ . 3. a-ihal. 1 2 3 4 4 . Paranjali. l.PS Pranjali(3). • 5. Dhar, 6 . Mq j a It a . 7 . Nouni. l.P S Mouni (B ). 8 . Ba^holi. l.CS Badholi(B). 9 . Gal i . do. Loukhli. 5. Katll. 1. K a tli. l.CS Ketli (3). 2. Sunkhal. l.PS Sunkhal(3). 3. Khori. l.PS KhPri (B ), 4 . Malth. • 5. Kadat er, 6. Kore Kasba. I J Kore Kasba* 7. Dalta. 1. Dalta. l.PS Dh::lt,3 ;'e' • • r * Ch ak B1 .-jn d a. 1. Chak Blanda. 9. Rakh Sarkar .Sollan. i . UN-INH/\BIT£D.I 10. Kasba. 1. Kasba. 11. Bhatayari j3£^J)^an an 1. Ehatayari Brahmanan. l.PS S h a .y i" , ( 12. Dhalli, 1. Dhalli. 1.MS Dhalli^B). « 2.PS DhalU(G). 13. Ch ak B annu . 1. Chak Bannu. 14. Sallon, 1. S 311 an . l.ilS Sollan ( 3 ) . 2,M3 Sallgn. W " 1 Cs .1. ^ l> Chi h sn Han q a o I. Chhan"Ranga*^.,_ i6. O i h c . n Datyal, -k. tt Chhan D.^tayal. 1.PS ChhBn D=i-v.yo} (: 2 . PS ChhaP Saprain, 1. Saprain. t , « Khurr.r. 1. Khurar , Rakh-Sarkar Baqri UN-INHABITED. ' Ccz/Ai. Balhar. 1. Balhar, ...I 2 3 4 21. 'Hi ak ar pur , 1 . 'D'l.-k ,ir';'ur. 2 . T1»<■ ir "jr Il.ijnutan. 22, Chandwan, fo L iC e - 1 . Chandwan, 1,H 3 Chandwan (3 ).' • 2 , MS Chandwan (G). Khilo-Cbak. 1 . Khilo Cnak. l.PS Khilo Chak(B). 24. Gehar. 1 . Gehar. 1,PS; Gehar (B.); 25. S e R1 r// a n. ■* 1 . Sesh'.van. 1.P S ; Soshvjan ( B ) , . 2 . PS So'-h ;ar, (G),' 2 . T .’jn d c3. l .P S Tand,-. ( 3 ). ■ • Thcith. 1 . 7h^tji. ' . ■ 2 . Tc id,:!/ J. abf-’r.a. P iTD i, V 1 . y.-;n. l.P G I P op 28, ■ Kr U h -n o u r K,^>'dl. 0Kri'-i’’ ,;r,cu,r Ka'^di. ■oV • Chhcn R c rio n . 1 . Qihan Rorian. 1,H S Cnhan rv\ji>J~c.u 2 , MS Q-rrs'n norir.n ((.;}, 30. Ham irpur. 1. Ham irpur, 1.MS Hamirpur (B). 2 , PS HanrirrMT. (G). 3 1. Dhamal. 1 . Dhamyal, l .P S Dhamyal (B). 2 . M angtian, l.C S Danoh (E). 3. Danoh, ” T' ■' 32. Tandyari. 1 . T a n d y a ri, l .P S Tandyari (B). 2 . Ball an, 3. Dawan. 33. Gurah Sur nj . , Gurah Suraj . l.PS Gurha Sitraj(3), 34, 1 . Amala. 1.MS Amala. (B). 2 .P 5 Amala. (G). 2 . G a r n i a r i . 1 .P S G a rn ia ri (B ). 2 . PS G am la r i (3) . 33. 1. iXTalo:i*' 1 .CPS D h a jo ti I . 2 . PS DhalC'ti « i.r-ri'jpy Ch.-^k UI-'-IMHA;1ITED, 1 3 7. K rtf --in c' j. K a J. ,. - «» o:--., Kjrand - K h u r;'. A'l-'-'*" UW.~Ii\’H/'.B T hil/ 3 9 , Shjinbervvan, 1 . 3hambcrvvan, 4 0 . Hardo Muthi. 1 . Hardo Muthi, 2 . Rajbagh, «.M5 Rajbagh (3 ). 2 . MS Rajbagh ■ (G). 3. Surej 3agh, 41. Chok .Vazir. C h a k W a zir, • 42. Kraker. UN- INHABITEn. 43. Kh 8tr ay t»1. . i4^L> 1. Khatrayal. 44. Bhagv'vr.jl, 1. Bhoo'vval. l.Pathshalla Bhag,val(n Ballan Bala Ballan Bala. 45. * 46 • F gttu Ch ,^k . 1 • Fattu Chak. \ . * 47. Parkhwal. 1. Parkhwal. / 4o. I adh'.val.Khurd./^*'// 1. Ladwal Khurd. 49. Ladhwal Kalan, 1 . Ladhwal Kalan. 1»FS Ladhwal (3 ). 50. Chapaki Kalan. 1. Chapaki Kalan. l.PS Chapaki (B ). 31. Chek Garioa Ram 1. Cht'ik Gan 03 Har.. •^2. Cliadwul. 1. Qiadwal.* l.MS Chadvva]. (S ). •. ■ !ke^ • 2.P3 Chadv/al (C ). 1 2. Biru Chak. j 3. Langrial. 1. Langrial. P.^thwal. 1. 1.MS Patlw.-’},. (B). 2 .PS Pathval, ( g ) , ^ • Loharka# Paddar. • V 3. Parlapadder. 4 , Kr ak er, 55. Hirgnagar. 1. URBAN .^REA. 56. Rakh Sarkar Hiranagor, UN-INHABITEL' 57. Bailian. ^^ 7, UM-IMUBITEE 58. Qi ik Janqi.>^^/, 1. C!'uk Jangi. 59. Kunthal. !• K’jnthal. l.PG Kunthal. ( . r* . ^ C '« Ciha'cra. 1. Chc^kra, l .WS Chak:ra ■(r. '., 61. Mnrli Chak.^.|>.. 1. Murli Cnak. Cnh •* 1 Ch.^k B .tthsil. yt/'iv 1, Chak Bath.a] , ‘ n, ciOX. ^ * 1 ^or. 66. Haripur. . 1. Haripur, 1.F3 Haripur (B ). 2 . PS Haripur (G ). . 87, Fatal. fT)^ - 1. Fatal. 6 . CvuiiHl. 1. Gadial. l.MS Gadiol. A . Cliapaki Khurd 1. Chapaki Khurd, l.CPS Cliapaki (G). 70. Rakh Sa-fkar Ladhwal . UN-IK^I/\BITED.‘ - ■■ ------3 71. Chak Ranga. • 7?, Chak Gusain. 1. Chak Gusain. 73. Nathal Chak.^^,^^ 1. Nathal Chak. l.PS Nathal Chak(G). 74. Mukandpur Labanian. 1 .Mukandpur Labanian.FS Mukandpur (B ), 75. Marheen. 1. Marheen. 1.HS Marheen (3 ). 2.M3 Marhoen ,• (G( . 2 . Muhalla Mahashain ' t . * • 76. Band Manhas. Band Manhas, 77. Ch ak Ch air ak . 1 • Chak Charak. 7B. Changi. 1. Changi. . 1 .PS 'Ch ii-jqi i .. (B) , 79. Got a Ruha. UN--INHABr'ED. £0. S u k h d ev pu r. ^ ^ ' 1. Sukhdovpur. Bl. Me; 1-van. 1. Mal'/^an. 32. Chak Chhiba, 1. Chak Chhiba, 33. Partial. 1. Partial. • Bandhore. 1. Bandhore. l.CPS Bandhore ( 3 ) .' 85, P.arsu Oiak. 1. Parsu Chak. 86. Ballsr. Eain.'fAV'^^ 1. 2allan Pain. ■87. Khan pur, 1. Khanpur. 1.MS Khanpur (B) 2 . Mobile Khanpur 88. Sanjwan. 1. Sanjwan. 89 . Bakrak 1. Bakrak, 90. Lodwal. ' UN-IX^IABITBD 91. Tudeypur. 1. Tundeypur, 92. Jogyal. 1. Jogyal. 93. Chak '.Vazir Chan';!. , 1. Chak Wazir Chand, . ' .. .. . __ , ^ 94. Ch sii\ Ch h ab s, . 1. Chak Chhiibs. ■ l.PS Chak Chh£i::^i(3). 95. Ch ak Dh ar i . 1. Chak Dhari. • 96, H-mpur, 1. Raini u r. 7 , K r^n f) / . ], f 1. Kan J-al. Muk an dpur . yv^/ 1. Muk andpur. ^. C^-m 1. Sal'^lpur. 1. PS Salalpur(B) 130. ;-Iiholpurj. r '^ UI'J-L\HABrTED...... , , ...... ^ -.1#' 1 >1. 'Norepun:iu. 1. Korepunnu. 1.MS Korepunn'j(B). 2 .PS Korepunnu(G), 4 ,• 102. Dollien Jattan Dollicn JatUan 103. Chak Dot a Cbak Dot a 104. Chak Shama Chak Shama 1. PS. Chak Shama (B) 6 10'-. Cl'. Kiihna Chak Kahna I.''^rS. Chak Kahana (B) 1-D6. Chak Maria Oiak Haria 1, FS. Chak r; .''ion (3) ■ 107, Chak Sazir Labjoo Qiak V7a^ir Labjoo 1--« Ps. Qick L-?ojoc (;?) f U' Bern!-,00 ^ ^ -Fiarnhoo ' 3aoral i'a^n M u 3 ■j|.Tal i'oio 110. Handa Chak Hand a Chak i. PS. HrOd a C hak'('’) D h.lli • in. Su]tan pur . Sultan Pur /H 112. Chak Sard'ir Sinqh Chak Sardar Atter ' fvifv S in ah 113. Kish an Pur KmOiWXPffiK *» UM-I n-IABITED 114. Maharaj Pur Maharaj Pur r ^ i ir-.. M'3da fVIada .• ilC , Pohar Put ^ ^ ../..P a h a r Pur ll7. Ch.ak 05noh^^''^A'JH-IN[lABITED • ' 116. Thcuili UN-IMiAOITED ' -r ' 11-, R?,th.ua y * ^ Rc-thua I 1'. ■_ Chhan i.al Di;i . Chh •'“» 1 -I D'n j. ■ ' P? ,. Crvv90 I k/ r. • 121. Haripur >.:nl5 Hari Pur S'-ni,? 12'', Wandha}. UN-INnAPITP.:: 123, CH/^K Des a ^ ^ Chak Desa 1, Chak ^esa (B) [ 9 3 ' 4'. ■ * fiarsu Ch,-.k 1. Barsu Chak '^5. Lachhi Pur I. Lachh.l Pur 1. PS.'Lachhi' Pur (H) • ,.:6. T.van Ch ak < 1. Navvan Chak 1. PS. Nawan Chak-fr:) 7. P inDrir ^ 1. Pans ar 1. PS» Pansar (B) Manyari )v\.i^-u.L^-a> > Wanyari -8. -t. • fS'^ • l?9. Devo Uirik i . Devo Chak 1.', PS. Devo Chak'{B) •| « !30, vl u gn a 1 *-"• Un -INHABITED m . Chak Gopala Chak Gopala 132. Mast a Chak Ma 'ta Chak « 1.13. Ram Gam m -INHABITED 134. Chak f'/esha Chak Mesha 135. Kh;nwal ^ Khanwal • • 136. R, nu Nath Pur , ■U Hagu Nath Pur ■ ■ !37. Ch aR J aw ah * 1. Ch 8k Ja*v ah ar 138. f^anayal 1. Mandoyal 1. PS, Mandeyal (B) i39. Kadyala 1 . Kady a1a 1, MS. Kadyela (B) ,iO. ('^njjar cri;jk 1. Gnj.i^-'’' Ch.ik :4l. Chnk Gihanga 1 . Chak Chhanga ^•2. Chhan Tdnda'//^"r. 1. Chhan Tanda 1. PS. Chhan Tanda (8) .43. Gangu Chak //*)'>■. 1 . Gangu 'Chak 44« r^nda Hekar hf^)’ • UN--INHABITED ■ Math o r a H ‘jy, 1 . Chak Math era ■ .■ I. PS'. Chak Mathf>ra (li) 4 A. ‘•'h.i'^rA'.-n Qiak I. Bhagwan Q n k , rr ' • Krol B i c J o 1 . Krol Bido P^. Krol Bido (0)' 1 Krol '':!athri,3n * • Krol Bithrion ■ PS; Krol Bathri^n (3), ' <* K n l K r .ishn'' ) i I. Krolo Krii3hri3' p O , Bobia 1 . Bobia ■ '' - 1 O ■ ■ • I .T f! 1 1,^ -y #■ — • I. ac’vval 1 . i V . 3 , Ladwal, (B) ' 1 . Bhati iVicrii X. S 1^. '■> r ' ' ' • Kh n ! -k > . 1 . Khan-k Sp i« Spal'.v'^n 1 . Cl'S, 3pa I'A'an [ 3) 1 • (, ■ 'k n f > - i «» Chak Protr.n ^ r ' . r '* • Qjr^h ' « H i -rah S-rkari 1 4 ' V . -...... 1 .. »7. Ban! C'. ak x,o:Rmx}T:r:m liN-IKHMrflTED ^7' 1 „ .,s . ih^k;ir Pi;r Gro.re ’ 41 T' l ikar Puc (,'^orG • Sanyal . i . 3-iiiyal 1, PS. S.^nyil 'JB) • 2. P3. Sanyal (G) 150, Do3ka A"‘V^ UN-TNHA':r[TFD I6i. Allu Chak UI-:-I.:!lAnTTE.D 16.2. Qiok Jahlla 1. Chak Jahl] a 16".- Sher Pur 3 a la 1. Sher I’ur Bala 1. PS. Sher Pur Bala (G) ] 6.-5. J-jndi .1. Janrii 1. ^‘G. ' ndi (B) ■ j- ?. PS . . ! a Ti d u (iG) : • , B.T'ii J.jHiwal 1. x.>txxxi: Ea-l J jm'.v,-rl 1. PS. Jandi. 1’ppor ■ ( G) 1 ' « D/)ndv;j] ^ 1. D‘ nd;v,?l 1- . TiulhiChak A//'^ 1. Thutha Chak 1. Thuthi Ch','c- [Vi - 1 : > ' '’/.I jo r^iiik, I'M. • * ^ , ' - J ph ^ni Ciiak //y>. 1. riv.ru C';.ik C?1 , pi-j eri,! c ■ -’V ;? 1 i.7-. K.rv-!-4 1. Karyara . •; ■ • r u 1. Bfirmal •- i- y - ‘ * Kjrwal i . Karv/al L, PSv K u'vval (?,) l?-3. Ov5k Dayala 1. Ciiak Dayala -1. P3. Ch.'k L-v'alr , '•7'\ Tdt-’D^oli 1. Tnranq^li 1?". Chaj.l.rth 1. Chaj irth 1. PS. e-va.i ir vh ( P ) 2 . ■P-S, Oiaoi’'th (C) 176.» "ura '3Dil Do ran 1. Gura Bail Daran 1. PS. Gura 3a 11 DaranB 2. PS. -do- G 2. Gura Prain 3. Toukal 'I’t, r''i’'-;h .’..undi,.*n i. Gura Mund.ian 1. MS. Gura jVtundia.T irl 2. PS. Gura Mi.nriiar;( G) , ^ .5 L^'a.‘ O ■. • GaHyali •3. Tr ')ini ] L ^ /a. Kill-JI'IMAHTTFO 4 ■ 79. /v- j Wr. Chc^k Ar Ian Chak 1. r-'">. ,Vjan'Cnok L.30. Siiba Chak Sub a Chak 1. o.r:,. ■C^a’^ I") ■ ! ■) PS. Pfialia Fur i ; i—) . fliSflF'ji-r'fi) __ f ' I ♦ Gu ’*.jli B J loo //y' 7; 1. Gurah Bailee 1. P3'. Q>r::h (0) ; 82. Chh.^n Moran Chhan Moran 1. C3. C'h^l ^^ in *' 2. PS. Chhan Moron (; / e3. N'uthi Hardo Dt/ngai, Muthi Hardo Danqa A...... 134, Bohari -i: iHABITED IB 5. Sukho ChaK 1. oukho Qiak '■ 136, a*ih n K'h atrian• l , Chhan Khatrionc 1. PS. Chhan KhatrianI ^ 187. Kattsl Brahmana ' 1 , Kattal Brahmana 1. PS, Kattal Brahmdnc 2 , PS, Kattal Brahmans 188. Chak Dhanu UN -INHABITED *■ 189, Malani 1 , Malani ♦ • • -‘I ' * 190, Panj Grain Salnlan^ 1. Panj Gran Sainian 19L, Kattal Guj j aran 1. Kattal Gujjaran 1 . PS, P.attal .Gujjaran> of 0,'>iiohii -:3od Billa'v^r blocks and the entire £r.T]i block hsG no ,:ro