CENSUS 19711
PART X-A & B
SERIES 17 VILLAGE & TOWN PUNJAB DIRECTORY
VILLAGE & TtOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
DISTRICT BHATINDA CENSUS DISTRICT HANDBOOK
P. L. SONDHI H. s. KWATRA .oF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE OF THE PUNJAB CIVIL SERVICE Ex-officio Director of Census Operations Deputy Director of Census Operations PUNJAB PUNJAB MOTIF:-
Guru Nanak Thermal Plant - Bhatinda (A Symbol of progress)
With the commcsswning of the Bhakra Irrigation and Power Project it looked, at one -time, as if Punjab would be surplus in power for quite some time. But oUr hunger for power has _proved instltiable in view of the requirements of the Green Revolution and development of the smallscale industry sector in the 1960s. The Guru Nanak Thermal Plant, among· other power projects, designed with an ultimate installed capacity of 620 M. W., has recently come up at I;Jhatinda to meet the resultant power shortages in the State, especially in the wake of long droughts. The first unit of 110 M. W. was commissioned in September, 1974 and thf! second unit in September, 1975. The second stage envisages installation of a 200 M. W. turboset and a sum of Rs. 25 crores for this has been earmarked under Fifth-Five Year plan. The project symbolizes India's progress in the field of power generation as almost all the machinery, equipment and technical know-how utilized in these units are indigenous. A big industrial complex is coming up around this power project at Bhatinda to give an industrial dimension to this economically ..backward district. One of the biggest fertilizer plants in India is already under construcion at Bhatinda. With this power project we have laid the foundations 0/ a modern Bhatinda district'.
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A-CENTRAL GOVBRNMENT PUBLICATIONS
The 1971 Census ~eports on Punjab will bear uniformly Series N PART I·A General Report. PART I·B General Report (Detailed analysis of the Demographic, Social, Cultural and Migration Patterns). PART I-C Subsidiary Tables. PART II:.~ General Population Tables. PART II-B Economic Tables. PART II-C (i) Mothertongue, Religion and Scheduled Castes and Scheduled-Tribes Tables. PART I1-C(ii) Social and Cultural Tables and Fertility Tables. PART III Establishment Report and Tables. 1 --~ '" PART IV Housing Report a~d TaIV~s~ PART V Special Tables. and~thnographic Notes on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. PART VI·A Town Directory. PART VI·B Special Survey Reports on selected Towns. PART VI·C Survey Reports on selected Villages. PART VII Special Report on Graduates and Technical Personnel. PART VIII-A Administration Report-Enumeration (for official use only). PART VIII-B Administration Reporj-Tabulation (for official use only). PART IX Census Atlas. PART IX-A Administrative Atlas. B-STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS PART X-District Census Handbooks for each district in three Parts PART A-Village and Town Directory. PART B-Village and Town-wise Primary CeQsus Abstract. PART C-Analytical Report, Administrative, Statistics a~d District Census Tables. \ Note :-Parts A and B of the District Census Handbooks have been printed in one volume. (ii) CONTENTS Pages PREFACE v FIGURES A GLANCE AT viii .A GLIMPSE INTO THB DISTRICT 3 .Part A-Village and Town Directory Introductory Note on District Census Handbook 7 Note on V iUage Directory ]0 Note on Town Directory 17 ·'Village Directory- Faridkot Tahsil 26 Bhatinda Tahsil 36 Rampura Phul Tahsil 48 Mansa Tahsil 54 APPENDIX- Tahsilwise Abstract of Educational, Medicai and other Amenities 66 'Town Directory- Statement I Status, Growth History and Functional Category of Towns 70 Statement II Physical aspects and Location of Towns, 1969 71 Statement III Municipal Finance, 1968--69 72 Statement IV Civic and other amenities, 1969 73 Statement V Medical, Educational. Recreational and Cultural Facilities in Towns, 1969 74 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking, 1969 75 Statement VII Population by Religion, 1971 76 APPENDIX List of urban areas with their location code number 77 Part B-Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract- Explanatory Note on Primary Census Abstract 81 Primary Census Abstract BhatiDda District 86 Alphabetical list of villages Faridkot Tahsil 95 Primary Census Abstract Faridkot Tahsil 98 Alphabetical list of villages Bhatinda Tahsil 115 Primary Census Abstract Bhatinda Tahsil 118 Alphabetical list of villages Rampura Phul Tahsil 143 Primary Census Abstract Rampura Pbul Tahsil 146 Alphabetical list of villages Mansa Tahsil 153 Primary Census Abstract Mansa Tahsil 158 Oil) Pages- Maps :- District Map Frontispiece Faridkot Tahsil Facing Page 95· BhatlOda Tahsii Facing Page 115 Rampura PhuI Tahsil Facing Page 143- Mansa Tahsil Facing Page 15J: (iv) PREFACE In the publication of the District Census Handbooks we have the privilege of taking one of the lmportant census traditions to the 1971 Census. Their publication was first taken up at the 1951 Census. for making census statistics availaBle f6r the smaller territorial units. In the 1961 CensWl, attempts were made to make this publication more informative with the addition of data about leVel of develollfD.ent and amenities available in villages. There was, however, great delay in the publication of this valuaqle: reference compendium. The delay occured on account of the fact that the compilation of the Handbook had to wait till the complete tabulation programme of census data was got through. The compilation of administrative statistics for inclusion in the HandbooK also took a long time. As a' result, the town and village-wise priinary census data could not be released pending their formal publication even though there was constant demand for it. In view of these considerations. it was decided at the 1,971 Censlfs that the District Census Handbook would be divided into three convenient parts so.that at )eas~ ,Parts A and B, which contain essential data down to the village, and ~town levels; could be released quickly_ Accordingly Parts (A) & (B) of the District Census Handbook of Bhatinda are presented in this Rand-, book, Part (A) contains the Village and Town Directory and Part (B) Village and Town-wise Primary Census Abstract. It is for the first time that data about urban areas is being presented in a separate part "Town Directory" at the 1971 Census. The Village Director~. presents comprehensive information. on various facets of each village. Alphabetical list of villages has also been inserted in the Handbook. 2. There are 108 towns and 12,188 inhabited villages in the Punjab State. It was, indeed, a formidable task to collect and compile voluminous data for such a large number of units. 'The collec tion of area figures and land use data, in particular, presented serious difficulties especially when these figures somewhat differed from those given at the tahsil and district level by the Director of Land Records. We had to make several gruelling cross-checks to adopt the area figures finally for each vlllage. 3. It was not considered necessary to have a penetrating analysis of any particular item of the data in parts (A) and (B) of this Handbook. This could be taken up by the Census Organisation itself or' by some other ageucy later during the inter-censal-period. The census data users and scholars would perhaps feel satisfied with the: statistical data being presented in this Handbook quickly on the heels OI the census count in the country. 4. This Report, as at the last Census continues to be a State Government publication as it is. financed _by them. Its compilation and write-up 'have been done by the Census Directorate at Chandigarh on behalf of the State Government. The views expressed in this are th:!t of the State Census Organisation, which is under the direct centrol of the Government of India in the Ministryor Rome Affairs. 5. In the collection of data, we had to take help from a large number of personnel of the State Revenue Department at the village, tahsil and district level and of the municipal staff in towns. But for their generous co-operation in filling up of the lengthy schedules regarding availability of amenities. and level of development it would not have been possible .to achieve the desired objectives In time. It is certainly difficult to thank separately each individual functionary engaged in this project. Neverthe less we are keen to convey OUT profound gratitude to all those who have worked directly or indirectly on (v) 'this project. At the Census Directorate, Shri S. K. Aggarwal, Assistant Director Census Operations, assisted by Shri R. L. Kalsia, Tabulation Officer and Shri N. S. Bhadauria, now-Tabulation Officer, -has compned the census and adminif:trative statistics in the form of Village and Town Directories and a bunch of statements incorporating primary census data. Shri K. C. Suri, Assistant Director, Census 'Operations made valuable suggestions at the printing stage.The initial compilation of the Village Directory was done by Sbri Visbwa Mittar, Statistical Assistant under the -at:le guidance of 'Shri D. P. Jain, Tabulation officer. Wt" owe a debt of gratitude to all these officials for the effort and labour they have put in for the timely production of this Handbook. The maps were prepared by 'Shri Madhav Shyam assisted by a teem of dedicated workers. Dr. B. K. Roy, Map Officer, in the office of the Registrar General, New Delhi, provided valuable guidance in the preparation of the maps. We wish to acknOWledge our gratifude to bll of them. 6. We are grateful to Dr. B. K. Roy Burman, Deputy Registrar General (S')cial Studies) for piloting this project in our State and for evincing continued zeal and interest in its execution. Above all we are specially indebted to Shri A. Chandra Sekhar, 'E'!c:-Registrar General, India and his worthy 'successor Shri R.B. Chari, for the inspiration and guidance that we received from them in the production of this Handbook and to reaffirm our claim that "Census continues to be the most fruitful source of information about the country". We fru~t the demC'graphers. sociologists, economists and other scholars working in various humanities will find sufficient data in this .compendium for taking up analytIcal ·studies. 7. We are gratefUl to Shri p. S. Walia, Controller, Printing and Stationery Department, ':Punjab for ensuring speedy publication of this Handrook. H. S. KWATRA Deputy Director of Census Operations, PUNJAB (vi) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The ~taff deployed on the preparation ()f 1be District Census Handbook; 1. Shri R. L. Kalsia. Tabulation Officer 2. Shri N. S. Bhadauria, Statistical Assistant Now Tabulation Officer 3. Shri Malkit Singh. Computor 4. Shri Parkash Sharma. Computor S. Shci Harbans Singh, Assistant Compiler 6. Shri Harjit Singh. Assistant Compiler Map Section :- 1. Shri Madhav Shyam, Cartographer. 2. ShrJ Surinderjit Singh, Geographer 3. Shri J. S. Gill, Artist Proof Reading 1. Shri H. S. Sudan, Computor 2. Shri Balbir Singh, Computor "Typing of Manoscript : - 1. Shri K. C. Pardesi, Stenographer 2. Shri Madan Lal. Stenographer (vii) FIGURES AT A GLANCE PUNJAB BHATINDA STATE DISTRICT IPOPULA TIOl\l TOTAL. , 13,551,060· 1,318,134 7.266,515 710,750. 6,784,545 607,384 Ri/RAL Persons 10,334,881 1,054,573 Males' 3,533;475 569,671 f~!,})l~~, 4,~OJ,~06 484,902 URBAN Persons 3,216;179 263,561 M@}es J~43~)040. 141,079 Femaies {,483,139 122,482 ;DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH RATE +22.86 . 1961--1971 AREA IN KM.ll 7,022'0' DENSITY OF POPULATION PER KM2 269 188 :-SEX RATIO (NUMBER OF FEMALES PER 865 855 1,000 MALES) .LITERACY RATE (AS A PERCENTAGE TO Persons 33'67 23'60 TOTAL POPULATION) Males 40'38 30'28 Females 25'90 15'78 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 23'73 20'00 TO TOTAL POPULATION -FERCENTAGE OF WORKERS TO TOTAL Persons· 28'87 30'73 POPULATION (MAIN ACTIVITY ONLY) Males 52'82 56'25 Females 1'18 0'88 (viii) FIGURES AT A GLANCE-concld. PUNJAB BHATINDA STATE DISTRICT :PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL WORKERS- (I) CULTIVATORS Persons 42'56 Males 43'27 Females 5-58 (II) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 20'11 22'38 Males 20-29 22'46 Females 10'92 16'25 (III) OTHER WORKERS Persons 37'33 24'67 Males 36'44 23'99 Females 83'50 76'13 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTE Persons 24-71 POPULATION TO TOT~ POPULATION Males 24'82 Females 24'58 lWMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 2,117,043 198,527 NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 12,888 699 IDha~ited 12,188 684 Uninhabited 700 15 NUMBER OF URBAN AREAS 108 14 1I0TE :-'I1IERE IS NO SCHEDULED TRmE IN PUNJAB STATE. (i:t) PART X-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY A GLIMPSE INTO THE DISTRICT Bhatinda, one of the southern districts of the Punjab State. and carved out as a separate entity in 1948 with the formation of Pepsu, lies in the West Indo Gangetic plain between 29°-33' and 30°-50' North latitude and 74°-28' ant! 75°-46' Easi longitude. It is bounded by Firozpur district in the North and West by Sangrur district in the East and by Rissar district (Haryana State) in the South. It constitutes of four tahsils: Faridkot. Bhatinda. Mansa and Ram pura Phul. It has altogether 699 villages (including 15 uninhabited villages) ant! 14 towns. The district covers an area of 7,022 sq. kms. and occupies the second place in the ranking order of districts in terms of area Firozpur being the first. It has a population of 1,318,134 persons (710.750 males and 607,384 females) as per the 1971 Census. which works out to nearly 10 per cent of the State's populatian. The density of population in the distri ct works out to 188 persons per sq. km. which incidentally is the lowest observed for any district of the State. The sex-ratio is. 855 females per thousand males-ten points less than the corresponding State figure of 865. The district is situated, far away from the Shivalik hills. in the North Western dry region of the Punjab. The Rajasthan desert, not far away from the district, has a prodigious impact on its climate. The district, therefore, has a very hot slimmer, a mild rainy season and a dry but embracing winter. The temperature ranges between 32°F and 115°P. It begins to rise from early March and continues to do so till it crosses 114°P in June. The monsoon rains commence in July. with eccentric breaks, and last generally upto September. There is some rain in January also but the remaining months are dry. Towards the middle of September or early October, the weather turns quite fine, especially during nights, and by the ~nd of Octoher a mild cold season starts. November to February are usually the coldest months. Temperature, during these months tumbles, at times, to as low as 32°F. Nearly 20 per cent of the population of the district lives in its urban areas compared to 23.7 per cent of the State's as a whole. In the matter of literacy it stands at the lowest rung out of the eleven districts of the State. Only 23.6 per cent of the population of the dis tr ic't is literate i.e. which can at least read and write a letter with understanding, as the definition of 'literate' in Census goe.Y. The male literacy rate is 30.3 per cent and female literacy rate 15.8 per cent; being the lowest for any district in the State. Workers constitute 30.73 per cent of the total popula tion (according to the revised definition for 'worKer' adopted at the 1971 Census)- 56.25 per cent male workers and only 0.88 per cent female workers. Of the total working force more than 75 per cent of workers are engaged in agriculture as cultiva tors and agricultural labourers. 3 4 About 90 per cent of the total area of the district is under cultivation and about 56 per cent of the cultivated area is irrigated. The State canals-Sirhind Feeder, Sirhind and Bhakra canals-tube wells and wells are the main sources of irri gation. The principal crops of the district are Wheat, Gram, Bajara, Maize, Jowar and Rice. Among the commercial crops, cotton is extensively cultivated in this district. The introduction of the 'package programme', entailing the use of high yielding varieties 'of seeds, chemical fertilizers, pesticides and latest agricultural machinery etc, has helped in manifold increase of agriculturdl production' in the district during the last decade; In the field- of 'induStry, the district is distinctly 15ackward. The Bhupindra Flour Mills Ltd:, Bhatinda, Is a solitary large industrial unit in the district. A handful of small industrial units, manufacturing cycle and cycre parts, sewing machines, electrical goods., tractor trollies and for reconditioning of diesel engines and fuel injection equipment etc. are located at Bhatitlda and Kot Kapura towns. Les,v than hplf a dozen Steel-rerolling mills are working at Jaitu Mandl and Rampura PhuZ towns. A Leather Training Centre at Kot Kapura for the development OJ leather industry and a Rural Development Centre at Panjgarian, for promoting manufacture of ,agricultural implements, have been set up by the State Government. Because of th'e large production of cotton, a number of cotton ginning and pressing factories are located at Kot Kapura, Bhatinda. Rama Mandi, Jaitu Mandi. 'ROlnpura Phu! and Mansa towns. Commissioning of the Guru Ncmak Thermal Plant .'at Bhatinda in 1974 augurs well for the economic deve70pment of the district' and oy .some' other parts of the State. The total road length maintained by the PWD and Local Bodies in the district was 849 kms. in 1968-69. Out of the 684 inhabited villages, 215 villages were connected by pueea roads, 76 villages by katcha roads, 9 villages by pucea and katcha roads, 22 villages by pueca road and rail, 13 villages by katcha road and rail and 1 village by pueca, katcha roads and rail. On an average there are 3.93 post offices per 100 sq. kms. in the rural areas <'()/ the district as against 5.96 for the State. The number of medical institutions per 100 sq. kms. is also relatively small. i.e. i .48 against 2.69 for the State as a whole. However, the position in the urban areas is somewhat better. The district has relatively a higher percentage of scheduled,caste population i.e. '26.90 compared to 24.71 for the State. The Sikh population constitutes 76.93 _per cent of the total population of the district, which incidenfally is the highest per .cent point observed for any district of the State. During the 1961-71 decade, the Sikh populatiort registered a growth rate of 30.54 per cent which was far higher compared to the population growth rate of the Stare, 21.70 percent. The Sikhs are obviously 5 in an overwhelming majority in this district. The break-up of the district population by religion is : Percentage Religion Males Females Total to total population Hindus 159,223 138.159 297,382 22.56 Sikhs 547,907 466.184 1,014,091 76.93 Christians 416 336 752 0.06 Jains 1,049 1,023 2,072 0.16 [slams 2,149 1,680 3,829 0·29 Budhists 1 1 N Other ReI igions and Persuations Religion not 6 1 7 N stated The district is renowned for a number of historical places, connected with the Sikh religion. After his fiercest battles with the Mughals at Anandpur. Chamkaur and Muktsar, Guru Gobind Singh took rest (dam) at Talwandi Saba and this place has a his torical Gurudwara known as Damdama Sahib, which is the venue of Baisakhi fair every year.. The Guru siayed here for nine months. He made the place a centre for spreading his mission and hence its name Guru Ki Kashi. He redietated Ad Granth here ana called the place Khalsa da Takhat (throne of the Khalsa). It is now the headquaders of the Nihangs. There are here ten Gurdwaras and three tanks J the latter are associated with Guru Nanak's, Guru Gob,ind Singh's and GUru Teg Bahadur's visits to the place. Bhatinda has an old fort with the Gurdwara of Guru Gobin4 Singh inside it. INTRODUCTORY NOTE ON DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK History of District Census Handbook :-Census bas assumed an increasingly important role from decade to decade in India. Undoubtedly it is now an indispensable instrument of policy and deve lopment planning in the States and at the Centre. To repeat the oft-quoted words :* "Census is no longer a mere counting of heads for purposes of taxation and recruitment. It is a kind of stock taking as it were of the nation's human wealth. Census aims at presenting as complete It picture of man as may be possible in his social, cultural and economic setting ...... " Keeping in view the ever-increasing demand of the layman, administrators, planners, scholars, etc. for pUblication of census data for smaller administrative unit~, it was decided at the 1951 Census to present data by villages and towns in the form of District Census Handbooks. It was not altogether a new idea because even at the earlier decennial censuses, data for smaller administrative units were published in one form or the other. A districtwise list of villages, showing population, was published as early as 1891 from the data collected at the census. A regular Village Directory was also introduced at the 1911 Census and such 'Directories' were compiled in the shape of 'District Census Statistics' at the 1921 Census. In the end result, the District Census Handbook emerged as a regular decennial pub lication of the State Governments at the 1951 Census. The District Census Handbooks of 1951 Census contained an introductory essay, giving brief history of physio-geographic conditions, life styles and other socio-economic conditions of the inhabitants, extracts from important census tables, besides Village and Town Directories. Administrative statistics on items like railway stations, post offices, schools, co· operatives, village panchayats were also given. The size and contents of the District Census Handbook series of the 1951 Census varied f:J;om State to State depending on the availability of fiIfancial resources and requirements of data. Sb varied were the uses and so great thf value of these Handbooks that their publication was continued at the 1961 Census and vigorous efforts were made to enlarge the !5cope and enrich their contents. The 1961 Census Handbooks were certainly far more elaborate than theIr precursors at the 1951 Census. At the 1961 Census the introductory chapter of the District Census Handbook was almost a gazetteer as it contained information on physical, historical, geological and administrative aspects of the district. Besides, information relating to the demographic, economic, social and cultural aspects was also given, which was further supplemented by a list of events of the preceding de'Cade and a statement of fairs and festivals of the district. 2. The publication of the District Census Handbooks, in which the Village and Town 'Primary Census Abstracts' were incorporated, invariably got delayed even though the compilation of townwise and villagewise primary census data was completed within a year or two after the completion of census of enumeration. The delay occured on account of the fact that the compilation of the Handbook had to wait till the complete tabulation programme was got through. The townwise and villagewise primary <:ensus data could not be released pending their formal ppblication even though there was constant demand for it. The compilation of administrative statistics for inclusion in the District Census Handbook also took sufficiently long time. Very often the publication of the District Census Handbook got delayed as some of the State Governments ",ould not take a decision quickly enough to publish them. In fact some of the District Census Handbooks of 1961 Census were published in a few States as late as 1971. Delayed publication undoubtedly detracts from their value. 3. Scope of District Census Handbook 1971 :-It is always our endeavour to make available these data to the users as quickly as possible after the census count. With this end in view, the District Census Handbooks at the 1971 Census have been divided into three convenient parts so that at least parts A and B, which contain the essential data down to the village and town, can be released quickly. The State Governments have also accorded their approval to their publication in three convenient parts: Part A-Village and Town Directory Part B-Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract. Part C-Analytical Report, Administrative Statistics and District Census Tables. 4. Part A of the Handbook contains Village and Town Directory for each village and town by tahsils. The Village Directory contains inforqlation about total area of each village in acres, amenities! • An extract from the inaugural speech of Sh. K. S. Ramaswamy, .Deputy Home Minister. delivered at the State level Training Conference of Census Officers, Haryana at Chandigarh on September 24, 1970. 7 8 conveniences ~vailable in the village, the staple food of the people and the land use pattern. There is also information about the nearest town and its distance from the village. The Town Directory presents data on each town with the aid of seve~ statements, ~iving the status .o.f the town, the decadal population, its functional categ~ry, physlca~ and locatl<:mal aspects, mumclpal .finance, and availabaility of amenities/facilities like medIcal, educatIOnal, bankIng, trade, commerce, mdustry and population by sex and religion. 5. The prescribed schedules for Village and. Town Di~ectory were sent to the Tahsildars and Presidents of Municipal Committees to be filled In by theIr staff and to be returned to th,e Census Directorate. Comprehensive instructions, which were got printed, were given to the staff for filling up of these schedules. Notwithstanding all the care taken at various levels for the correct filling up of these schedules, there were a few cases where the quality of work was sub-standard and in these cases, the field job had to be done for the second time. There were considerable delays in the submission of filled-in schedules and a series of reminders had to be sent to the Tahsildars for early submission. Some of the revenue officials hardly evinced adequate interest in this assignment which culminated in serious delays in the completion of the task. Similarly there were delays in some of'the Municipal Committees where the Secretaries sparingly took adequate interest in this work. But sibce we had taken up this job well in advance we could give sufficient time margin to the field agency for filling up these schedules. In spite of all the difficulties, the job was accomplished well in time. 6. Part B contains the Primary Census Abstract, (PCA figures)-the basic census data-for each town and each village, tahsilwise, for the district. The town PCA contains figures wardwise and down. to the Enumerator's Block. Villagewise Primary Census Abstracts have been arranged in the ascending. order. of location code numbers allotted to villages at the Census. A map of the district, showing the tahsil boundaries, location of the towns and large sized villages of population 5000+, has been given at, the beginning of this Part. Important roads. railway lines, rivers, etc. have been depicted in this map. An inset map showing the position of Bhatinda district in the State has also been in~orporated. Ph~ceding PCA for each tahsil, a map, showing the tahsil boundary and location code nqmber of each village and town in the tahsil, has been given alongwith an inset map showing the position of Jhe tahsil in thl! district In order to facilitate easy location of any village, a list giving the' names ,of the villages in each tahsil, arranged in alphabetical order, alongwith the code numbers of the vill~ges, has also.beep incorporated. I PCA incorporates tahsil wise data for each village and town/ward/block under the following column heads: (i) Area in sq. kms./acres ; (U) Number of occupied census houses and the households; (!it) Total popUlation (including the institutional and houseless population) ; (iv) Population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes; (v) Lit~rate and educated peJsons ; (vi) Wor.kers classified into 9 industrial categories and the Non-workers. 7. Part C of the District Census Handbook will contain the analytical report, embodying. administrative statistics and abstracts from all the important Census Tables generated at the district a!\_d tahsil level. In its introductory portion, an assessment about the relative position of the district among. other districts with regard to area, population size, density, growth rate and changes in de)llographic, e?on 8. T_~fl.. 'Q!!1:§E§. ..V .. illage: :-The definition of the village adopted in Census is identical with that of 'Mauza' given under section 3 (i) oCthe;Punjab Laiid Revenue Act, 1887. It is the 'Revenue Estate" determined as such for the purpose of levy and collection of the land revenue. The Reve,.nue Estate, is- defined in the Act ibid: ' 9 "as an area of which a separa te record of rights is maintained or which has been separately assessed to land revenue or would have been so assessed if the land revenue had not been realized or compounded or redeemed or which the State Government has otherwise declared as an Estate". The Village is thus not merely the abadi deh (red lined area) for census taking but the entire land .co'ming within the fixed boundaries of each village in terms of the Act ibid. 9. The 'Census Town' :-Each country decides for itself which areas are 'urban' and which are 'rural' because it is difficult to have internationally acceptable definition of each such 'area'. National differences in the characteristics which distinguish urban or rural areas do not admit of a uniform .definition at the international level. In India, we have adopted the following definition of an 'urban' area at the 1971 Census, which is incidentally analogous to' the one adopted at the 1961 Census. (Prior to the 1961 census, the definition of 'Urban' area was somewhat liberal and a lot was left to the .discretion of the local authorities) : (a) All places with a Municipality, Corporation pr Cantonment or a Notified Town Area; (b) All other places which satisfy the following criteria:- (i) a minimum population of 5,000 ; (ii) at least 75% of the male working popUlation is non-agricultural; (iii) a density of popUlation of at least 400 per sq'. km. The State Directors of Census Operations were, however, given some discretion in marginal cases w include, in consultation with the State Government, a place that had other distinct urban characteris -tics, or to exclude an undeserving place from being treated as 'Urban'. However, there was no change in the towns of this District and all the towns of 1961 retained their status at the 1971 census. Statement I to VII .of the Town Directory incorporate information on various aspects of these towns. 10. Urban Agglomerations:-With the adoption of the concept of 'Urban Agglomeration,' the olli concepts of 'town group' and 'sub-urban areas' or 'non-municipal areas' have been abandoned at the 1971 Census. 'Urban Agglomeration' forms a contiguous urban spread constituting of a town and its adjoining urban outgrowths or two or more physically contiguous towns together with continuous well recognised urban outgrowths; if any, or such towns. In the 'town group' concept of 1961 Census, it was not always the continuous urban uDits that formed such a group. Sometimes, urban units quite cut off from one another were taken together ignoring the intervening regions. As this evoked criticism, the concept of 'town group' has been abandoned at the 1971 Census. Data in resp'ect of the following urban agglomera tions are being furn_ished in the Town Directory of the District : List of Urban Agglomeration-1971 Census 81. Name of Urban Agglomeration Units of Agglomeration U(hether town in its No. own right or outgrowth 1 2 3 4 1. Faridkot (a) Faridkot Municipal Committee Town (i) Railway quarters ,and Indu Irial Training Institute. Outgr"~vth 2. Kotkapura (a) Kotkapura Municipal Committee Town (i) Kothe Sanian Outgrowt'h 3. Jaitu Mandi (a) Jaitu Mandi Municipal Committee Town (i) Kothe Lal Premi Outgrowth' 4. Bhatinda (a) Bhatinda Municipal Committee Town OJ Patti JhuttI t Railway Colony) ) (ii) Patti Mehna (Civil Station) >- Outgrowths (iii) H;aji Rattan J 5. Budhlada (a) Budhlada Municipal Committee Town (i) Industrial Training Institute ") (ii) Bhikbi and Boha Road >- Outgrowths Colonies J 6. Bareta Mandi (a) Bareta Mandi Municipal Town Committee (i) New Abadi Bareta village Outgrowth 10 11. Standard Urban Area: The area constituting, an 'urban agglomeration may keep on changing: from census to census depending upon the changIng boundaries of the statutory core urban unit as well as the extent of other continuous urban outgrowths. The concept of Standard Urban Area', adopted at the 1971 Census will tak.: care of such changes covering areas beyond the extending urban limits and interming ling both rural and urban areas in the vicinity of large towns to a limh upto which eontiguous urbanization is reasonably expected to take place in the next two decades. In brief, the Standard Urban Area may be defined "as the projected growth area of a city or town as it would be in 1971, taking into account not only the towns and villages which will get merged into it but also the intervening areas which are officially urban" Provision of Census data for sucn 'Standard Urban Areas' will have the advantage of providing comparable data for a definite area for a period of two decades greatly facilitating study of socio-economic' and demographic trends in such a fixed area and thus help in urban planning. All towns with a population of 50.000+ have been delineated as Standard urban Areas. In Bhatinda district the Standard urban Area has been delineated around Bbatinda town as it is the only urban area in the district baving population above 50,000. The basic particulars of this standard urban area are: List of Standard Urban Areas-1971 Census Name of Urban unit in Rural Components Standard Urban Area- (with Hadbast No.) 1971 1 2 Bhatinda Bhatinda (Rural) (70) Bhagu (59) Phus Mandi (60) Mehna• (175) Gobindpura (176) Bhucho Kalan (201) Bhucho Khurd (207) NOTE ON VILLAGE DmECTORY 12. The Village Directory, containing information about each village. has been prepared for each tah... sil separately. Villages have been arranged within the tahsil in the ascending order of the census location code numbers, e.g. location code No. 11/2(25 means village No. 25 in tahsil No.2 of District No. 11 of the State. It contains an account of the location and area of the village, amenities available in the village, for example, educational, medical power supply, communication, post and telegraph, staple f~od, land use, i.e. area under different types of land use like forests, irrigated and un-irrigated,. cultivable and uncultivable lands. This is further supplemented by information about the nearest town and distance in kilometres from the referrent village, days of markets or hats, if any, held in the village and ~n account of places of religious, historical and archaeological interest in the village An abstract shOWIng amenities, like educational, medical, power supply etc., tahsil wise, has been added towards the end of the Village Directory. 13. Information about the amenities available in the villages has been given under columns 4 to' 9 of the Directory. (i) Educational facilities have been shown by adopting the following abbreviations undei[' ~lumn 4 : Pr.S Primary School. Mid.S Middle School. Sec.S High or Higher Secondary School. c College. 11 Where figures like Mid.S (1) Pro S (2), etc., occur these denote that the village has one Middle School, two Primary Schools, etc. (ii) Medical facilities have been shown by use of the following abbreviations under column 5 : H Hospital. MCW Maternity and Child Welfare Centre. HC Health Centre. D - Dispensary. FPC Family Planning Centre. VH Vet~rinary Hospital. Number of institutions have been given in brackets against each. (iii) Electrification has been shown by use of the following abbreviation under column 6 : E = Electrified. (iv) Types of drinking water supply sources in the village have been shown by use of the following abbreviations under column 7 : T Tap water. W = . Well water. TW Tubewell water. HP Handpump water. TK Tank water. R River water F Fountain water. C Canal water. 0 Others (v) Communication and transport facilities have been shown by use of the following abbrevia- tions under column 8 : PR Pucca Road. KR Katcha Road. T - Train (if the railway station is within the range of one mile from the village). C Can~. R River. (vi) Post and Telegraph facilities have been shown by adoption of the following abbreviations under column 9: PO Post Office. TO Telegraph Office. PTO Post and Telegraph Office. Phone Telephone connection. 14. Break-up of area under different types of land use has been furnished under columns 11 to15 of the Village Directory. Particulars in respect of the nearest town and the distance in kilometers of the same from the referrent village have been given under column 16. Information regarding day (s) of markets/ hats, if any, held in the village has been furnished under column 17. Regular weekly, fortnightly or monthly markets/hats are hardly a common feature in the Punjab State. Temporary markets/hats are held in the State only on a few fairs anG festivals. Information relating to places of religious, historical 01' archaeological interest is. given under column 18. 12 Uninhabited' villages and villages that have got merged into towns have been spe'cifically showl) in the Directory. 15. (a) Distribution of Villages by Area : The following table gives the distribution of villages in the district by area: TABLE No.1 Distribution of Villages by Area in acres' Area Total Number of villages* 1 2 50 acres or less 51-100 acres 101-200 .. 1 (0.14) 201-500 " 18 (2.58) 50J-1,000 " 94 (13.45) 1,001-2,000 " 274 (39.20) 2,001-5,000 " 252 (36.05) 5,001 acres and above 60 (8.58) Total 699 (l00.00) *Inc1usive of 15 uninhabited villages. (Figures in brackets indicate percentage to total number of villages in each area range.) It is evident from this table that the highest number of villages (274) have an area between 1,000-2 000 acres. Another 252 villages fall in the area range of 2,001-5,000 acres. It is thus evident that out of the total of 699 villages, 526 villages (75.25%) are of fairly big size, having area between 1,001- 5,000 acres. Another sixty villages have area above 5,000 acres each, which is the highest number of villages observed in any district of the State. There is no village with less than 100 acres. The average area of a village in the district is 2435.05 acres, which again is the highest observed for any district of the State. (b) Amenities available in the villages: (i) Educational facilities: The educational facilities available in the villages have been shown jn the following table with reference to distance from the nearest town : TABLE No.2 Distribution of villages baving educational facilities by distance from tbe nearest town Number of villages having Distance from Total the nearest number of Primary Middle High or College Others town villages· School School Higher Secon- dary School 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 kms. or less 118 97 (82.20) 13 (11.02) 2 (1.69) (i-l0 kms. 232 165 (71.12) 30 (12.93) 29 (12.50) 11-15 " 170 127 (74.71) 19 (11.18) 17 (10.00) 1 (0.59) 16-25 " 126 103 (81.75) 13 (10.32) 6 (4.76) 26-50 " 38 33 (86.84) 2 (5.26) 1 l2.63) 51-100 " 101-200 " 20l kms. and above Total 684 525 (76.75) 77 (l1.26) 55 (8.04) 1(0.15) *Excluding 15 uninhabited villages. It will be seen from the table that the percentage of villages having Primary Schools is highest (86.84) among the villages lying within 26-50 km. of an urban area whereas it is lowest (71.121 in the distance range of 6-10 kms. On the other hand, the percentage of villages having Middle Schools and High/Higber Secondary Schools, is highest in the distance range of 6-10 k~s. 'and lowest in the distance range of 26-50 kms- On the whole about 77 per cent of the villages have Primary Schools while the percentage of villages having Middle and High/Higher Secondary schools is only 11 and 8 respectively. Only one village in Bhatinda tahsil of the district bas a degree college. However, the State Education Department has opened Primary Schools in such a way that the students generally have not to traverse more than 3.2 kms. to attend a school. In the Punjab State, 'there were only 79 villages in 1971-72 where the local students had to commute more than 3.2 kms. to attend a PrimaCY school outside the village. All told there were only 4,443 habitations in the State-without any school in the year 1971-72. This Policy is being implemented in pursuance of the goal of achieving universal literecy-a Constitutional Directive. (ii) Medicalfacilities: The medical facilities, available in the rural areas of the district, have been quantified in terms of the number of medical institutions per 100 sq. kms. in each tahsil in the following table : TABLE No.3 Medical facilities per 100 sq. kms. Sf. No. Name of Tahsil Total areas Number of medical institutions in sq. kms. of ony kind per 100 sq. kms. 1 2 3 -4 1. Faridkot 1435.1 1.60 2. Bhatinda 2615.4 1.53 3. Rampura Phul 805.3 1.99 4. Mansa 2071.9 1.16 It is evident from the table that the medical facilities are rather inadequate in the rural areas of the district. On an average there are 1.48 medical institutions per 100 sq.'kms. in the rural areas of the district compared -to the corresponding -State 'figure of 2-.69. -Rampura Phul 'Tahsil with 1.99 medical institutions per 100 sq. kms. has a slight edge over the other 'tahsils of the District. On the other hand Mansa tahsil has the lowest number of medical institutions per 100 sq. kms., 1.16 (iii) Power Supply: The following table shows the number of electrified villages with reference to the distance from the nearest tow:q : TABLE No.4 Distribution of electrified vilJages with ref~rence too ,distance from the nearest town ! Distance/rom the Total Number Number of nearest town of vi/lages* electrified villages 1 2 3 5 kms. or less 118 56 (47.46) 6-10 kms. 232 74 (31.90) 11-15 " 170 32 (18.82) 16-25 " 126 40 (31.75) 26-50 " 38 6 (15.79) 51-100 " 101-200 " 201 kms. and above Total 684 208 (30.41) *Excluding 15 uninhabited villages. (Pi gures in brackets indicate percentage to total number of villages in each distance group). 14 The table reveals that out of the 684 inhabited villages in the district only 208 villages (30.41%) were electrified in 1969. There is a positive correlation between the distance to the nearest town and power suppl~' to villages. A large number of villages (47.46%), lYing within 5 kms. of an urban area, have been electrified. The percentage of electrified villages declines with the increase in the dist'a.nce from the nearest urban area except jn the distance range of 16-25 kms. Efforts are, however, underway t8 electrify all the villages in the district. The commissioning of the Guru Nanak Thermal Plant at Bhatinda will help boost this Programme. (iv) Communications: The communication facilities available in the villages with reference to the distance from the nearest town have peen Shown in the following table :- TABLE No. 5 Distribution of villages with different communication facilities by distance from the nearest town Number of villages connected by Distance from Total the nearest number of Pueca Kateha Pucca Pucca Pueea Katcha Pueca, town villages· road road and road road road Katcha katcha and and and rail road Others road river rail and rail 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 5 kms. or less 118 41(34.75) lI( 9.32) 2(1.69) 8(6.78) 6(5.08) 1(0.85) 6-10 kms. 232 74(31.90) 18( 7.76) 3(1.29) 9(3.88) 7(3.02) 11-15 170 50(29.41) 24(14.12) 4(2.35) 5(2.94) " 16-25 126 40(31.75) 14(11.11) " 38 10(26.32) 9(23.68) 26-50 " 51-100 " 101-200 " 201 kms. and above Total 684 215(31.43) 76(11.11) 9(1.32) 22(3.22) 13(1.90) 1(0.15) • Excluding 15 uninhabited villages. (Figures in brackets indicate percentage to the total number of villages in each distance group.) The proportio~ 'of villages con1l;ected by pucca road is highest among villages lying within 5 kms. of an urban area and IS lowest In the dIstance range uf 26·50 kms. Except for the distance range 16-.25 kms. the proportion of such villages declines with the increase in distance from the urban area. On the other hand the proportion of villages connected by katcha road is highest in the distance range 26-50 kms. and lowest among VIllages which lie within 5·10 kms. of an urban area. Out of the total of 684 inhabited villagei, only 215 villages (31.43%) are linked by pucca roads. Another set of 76 villages are conne~ted by katch road, 9 villages by pucca and katcha roads, 22 villages by pucca road and rail, 13 villages by katcha road and rail and one village by pucca katcha roads and rail. Efforts are, however, underway to link all the villages in the district by pucca roads in the next few years. (v) Posts and Telegraphs :-The following table shows the number of post offices per 100 sq. kms. in each tahsil of the district: TABLE ~o. 6 Number of Post Offices per 100 sq. kms. Sf. No. Name of Tahsil Total area in Number of post offices sq. kms. per 100 sq. kms. 1 2 3 4 1. Faridkot 1435.1 4.11 2. Bhatinda 2615.4 3.48 .3. Rampura Phul 805.3 4.10 4. Mansa 2071.9 4.34 15 On an average there are about 4 post offices per tOO sq. kms. in the rural areas of the district as ..compared to 5.96 post offices per 100 sq. kms. in the State. Mansa tahsil has an edge over other tahsils of the district with 4.30 post offices per 100 sq. kms. On the other hand, Bhatinda tahsil has only 3.48 post .offices per 100 kms .. being the lowest. All together 273 villages have post offices and 16 villages have telegraph offices in the district. Telep110ne facilities are available in 12 villages only. (c) Staple food: Wheat and maize constitute the staple food of the district. Rice is consumed largely on special .occasions as the Punjabis are not habitual rice eaters. (d) Land use pattern ; (i) Forests-The area under forests, as shown in the Village Directory, includes forested area classed, or administered as forests under any legal enactment dealing with forests whether, State owned or private. This figure may be slightly different from the one furnished by the Forest Department owing to the reason that certain lands though not wooded are taken as forests by the Forest Department. (ii) Irrigated Area :-It is the area that receives the soil blood for crops-the water through .channels containing water procured from wells, tubewells, tanks, canals etc. Cultivated land served by watering through these man-made systems is termed as 'irrigated area', (iii) Unirrigated Area :-It includes the cultivated land which depends entirely upon the freaks of nature i e. monsoon rains for irrigation purposes. Despite a~sured irrigation facilities, the monS00ns con linue to playa vital role in the agricultural economy of the district. Too much dependence on rains, at times, exposes the district to serious difficulties. (iv) Cultivable Waste; - This category includes land available for cultivation whether actually cultivated or not, for one reason or the other, or once taken up for cultivation but not cultivated again for more than 5 years in succession. Such land may be fallow or covered with bushes or jungle which may not be put to any use. Lands under thatching grass, bamboo, bushes, miscellaneous tree crops, etc, ·which are not included under forests, have been considered as cultivable waste. All grazing lands which are permanent pastures, meadows, village common lands and grazing lands within the forest areas have .also been covered under this classification. (v) Area not available for cultivation :-This refers to absolutely barren un cultivable land and such lands which are put only to non-agricultural uses. Absolutely barren uncultivated land covers lands under mountains, deserts etc. and which cannot be brought under cultivation except at an exorbitant cost. All lands occupied by buildings, roads, railways, water ways, rivers, canals, ete. are .classified as not available for cultivation. The land use pattern differs from district to district, In Bhatinda district, the percentage of area .under different land uses is as follows :- {i) Forests 0.21% (ii) Irrigated 49.92% (iii) Unirrigated 40.28% (iv) Cultivable waste 2.34% (v) Area not available for cultivation 7.25% It is clear from this break up that 90% of the total area of the district is under cultivation which 1S highest observed in any district of the State. The area under forests is quite insignificant, teing only ,0.21 percent. About one-fourteenth of the total area (7.25%) is not available f Tahsilwise net irrigated area during 1970-71 ('00' he'ttares) Differf!nt sources of irrigation Name of Tahsil Govt. Private Tanks Wells Other Total canals canals including sources Tubewells 1 2 3 . 4 5 6 7 Faridkot 661 439 1,100 Bhatinda 1,308 692 2,000 Rampuraphul 347 150 497 Mansa 950 171 1,121 ,Total for the district 3,266 1,452 4,718 Source: Economic and Statistical Organisation, Punjab. It has been generally observed that the percentage of average cultivable waste land to average cultivated land per village is lower in the villages lying closer to the urban areas. The following table shows,the percentage of average cultivable waste per village to average cultivated land per village: by distance from the nearest town :- . TABLE No.'S 1?ercentage of average cultivable waste per village to average cultivated land per village by distance from the nearest town Distance from Number of Total cultivated Average Total Average Percentage of the nearest town villages* land cultivated land cultivable cultivable cultivable waste (in acres) per village waste waste per village per village to (in acres) (in acres) (in acres) a'verage culti- vated land per village 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5. kws. or less 141 329,354 f,721~93 1,796 14.84 0.55 6-10 kms. 238 535,894 2,251.66 5,544 23.29 1.03 11-15 174 366,264 2,104.97 1,359 7.81 0.37 " 16-25 128 242,358 1,893.42 31,144 243.31 12.85 " ~26-50 .. 38 '61,405 1,615.92 26 0.68 0.04 51-100 " 101-200 " 201 kms. and above Total for the District 699 1,535,275 2,196.39 39,869 57.04 2.60 • Inclusive of 15 uninhabited villages. It willl)e seen from the table that the aVerage cl;lltivated land per village is highest in the 'Cil);}ge& lying within a distance of 5 kms. of an urban area and It goes on decreasing as the distance increases· from the urban ,area. On ,he other hand average cvitlvable waste per village is highest in the villages lyin$1betw.een i 6-25 ~Iris. of an urban area and lowest in the distance range of 26-50 kms. A similar Jrend is in evidence In respect of percentage of average cultivated. waste to average cultivated land pel" 17 'Village; it is highest in distance group of 16-25 kms. and lowest in 26-50 kms. distance group. The .average cultivated land per village in the district is 2,196.39 acres while the average cultivable waste per village is 57,.04 acres. NOTE ON TOWN DIRECTORY 16. The Town Directory has been compiled in seven different statements for all the urban areas -of the district. Brief explanatory notes on each statement are given below :- Note on Statement I :-Statement I renders an account of identification particulars, status, growth history and functional category of towns. (M stands for Municipal Committee in this statement.) At the 1961 Census an attempt was made to classify the towns on the basis of the "functional ~ategory". The entire working population was categorised into 9 industrial categories. These 9 cate ,gories were further clubbed into the following five broad functional categories :- Industrial Category-1961 Functional Classification I Cultivator I II Agricultural Labourer I Primary activities III Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting apd PlantaTions, Orchards tI and Allied Activities. J IV Household Industry I V Manufacturing other than Household I Industry Industry ~ I VI Construction J VII Trade and Commerce Trade and Commerce VIII Transport, Storage and Communications Transport IX Other Services Services In Statement I of the Town Directory all the towns of the district have been classified on the basis of the percentage of total workers engaged in each of the five classes of economic activity. A town where 40 per cent or more of the total workers are engaged in one occupation, it has been classified as a 'Dl The following table shows the functional distribution of each town of the ~ district as per 1971 Census :- TABLE No.9 Distribution of towns by functional categories SI. No. Functional category Total Number of towns 1 2 3 1. Primary Activities 4 2. Trade and Commerce 3 3. Services-cum-Trade and Commerce-cum-Transport 1 ·4. Services cum-Trade and Commerce-cum-Primary Activities 1 S. Primary Activities-cum-Industry-cum-Trade and Commerce 1 6. Trade and Commerce-cum-Primary Activities-cum-Industry 2 1. Trade and Commerce-cum-Primary Activities-cum-Services 1 .8. Trade and Commerce-cum-Industry-cum-Primary Activities 1 18 It is significant that out of the 14 towns in th~ district, 7 towns are 'mono-functiomil : Bareta-. Mandi. Kot Fateh, Maur Mandi and Sangat are primary activities towns while Bhucho Mandi, Budhlada and Goniana Mandi are commercial towns. The remaining seven towns, naI)lely, Bhatinda, Faridkot Jaitumandi, Kot Kapura, Mansa, Ramanmandi and Rampura Phul are all multi-functional towns. Note on Statement II :--This statement gives the details about the physical and location aspects of each town of the district as in 1969. Under physical aspects, data on annual rainfall and tempera ture of the towns has been incorporated. In case of towns for which the rainfall data were not available, such figures of the nearest town have been furnished Bareta Mandi, Budhlada, Mansa and Maur Mandi towns record the highest rainfall (502,8 mm.) while Faridkot and Kat Kapura towns account for the lowest annual rainfall (403.6 mm). It is thus evident that the annual rainfall is not adequate in tbe district, bemg closer to tbe Rajasthan desert. The maximum temperature range is between '45.5° centi grade at Faridkot town and 45.3° centigrade at the remaining towns of the district. The minimum temperature varies between O.~o centigrade and 0.20 centigrade in these towns. This statement also gives the details about the distance of the towns from (i) the nearest city' (with a population of one lakh and above), (ii) State Headquarters. (iii) District Headquarters and' Sub-DiviSional/Tahsil Headquarters, (iv) Railway Station, (Vl Bus route, etc. It reveals that Ludhiana city is the nearest city'to Bhatinda, Bhucho Mandi. Faridkot, Goniana Mandi, Jaitu Mandi, Kot Kapura, Rampura Phul and Sangat towns of the district. The remaining towns of the district are comparatively closer to Patiala city. Goniana Mandi is the nearest town from the district headquarters (11 kms.) while Bareta Mandi is the farthest town (106 kms)., Transport facilities are adequately available in all the towng. of the district. All the towng have their own railway stations and are ponnected by bus routes. Information regarding navigable river/canal within 10 kms. of an urban area of the district hag. been shown in column 12 of this statement. But there is no navigable river/canal within 10 kms.ofany town in the district. Note on Statement III :-Tbe data relating to receipts and expenditure of Municipal Committees for the year 1968-69 bas been furnished in this statement for each town of the district. Per capita receipt and expenditure of all the towns of the district, classified by population size, bave been shown in the following table :- TABLE No. 10 Per Capita receipt and expenditure by size class of towns Per Capita Receipt (Rs.) Expenditure (Rs.) Class of Town Number of Total Receipt Receipt Total Expenditure Expenditure Expenditure Towns Receipt through from all Ex- on public on public on all other taxes, o'ther penditute health and institutions aspects' etc. sources conveniences 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Class I 1,00,000 and above Class II 50,000-99,999 22.73 12.93 9.80 14.93 5.97 8.96- Class III 20,000,-49,999 4 24.25 13.77 10.48 22.77 8.38 0.19 14.20' Class IV 10,000-19,999 4 31.77 16.46 15.31 29.80 16.21 0.28 13.H Class V 5,000-9,999 2 22.80 2.58 20.22 20.57 7.29 0.15 13.n Class VI Below 5,000 3 38.39 ~7.13 31.26 25.29 8.67 0.35 1~.21 19 The towns covered under various classes in the table given above are as follows :- Class II Bbatinda. Class III Faridkot, Kot Kapura, Mansa and Rampura Phul. Class IV Budhlada, Jaitumandi, Maur Mandi and Raman Mandi. Class V = Bareta· Mandi and Goniana Mandi Class VI Bhucho Mandi, Kot Fateh and Sangat This table shows that per capita receipts exceed per capita expenditure in all classes of towIl:s -in the district. This is a very healthy picture of the municipal finances in the background of deficlt financing by aU the State Governments. The per capita receipts are highest in Class VI towns (Rs, 38.3?) .and lowest in Class II town (Rs. 22.73). Receipts through taxes form the major source of revenue In all classes of towns in the district. Government grants, loans, advances, etc. are the other sources of revenue of' the Municipal Committees. On expenditure side, per capita expenditure is higbest in ·Class IV towns (Rs. 29.80) and lowest in class II towns (Rs. 14.93). Maximum amount is spent o.n general administration in most of the towns of the district. Another main item of expenditure is 'pubhc: health and conveniences' in all classes of towns. Note on Statement IV-The information relating to civic and other amenities as in 1969,. in respect of each town of the district has been furnished in this statement. It also contains informatIon .on road lengtb, system of sewerage/drainage, number of ratrines, method of disposal of night soil, source .()f protected water supply, fire-fighting service, electrification, etc. Under Column 4, "System of sewerlj:ge/drainage", various types of sewerage/drainage have been indicated by use of the following abbreviations in order of their importance :- OSD = Open Surface Drains. S Sewers.,. ST Septic Tanks. . ~nder column 8, "Method of disposal of night soil", different prevalent methods of disposal of .'l1ght sod have been shown by uSe of the following abbreviations in order of their importance :- HL Head Loads. WB Wheel Barrows. Under column 9, "Protected water supply", the sources of protected water supply have been shown by use of the following abbreviations :- TW Tubewell ·water. T Tap water. HP = Handpump water. W Well water. In the matter of civic and other amenities, Bhatinda town has an edge over all other ·towns in the district. It is the district administrative headq uarters and is situated on the State Highway No.1, about 157 kms. west of Patiala City and about 210 kms. from Chandigarh. It is' the biggest railway junction on the broad-gauge line having connections' with Rajpura, Firozpur, Hanumangarh. Rewari and Delhi. It is also well connected by pucca roads with Patiala. Sangrur. Malout, Muktsar ·Chandigarh and Ludhiana and has the highest road length as compared, to other towns of the district: Roads within the town are either pucca or brick-laid. Drinkiog-water supply is largely through running water taps. A good number of town dwellers still depend on handpumps for drinking water. Sanitation is quite satisfactory in the new localities where underground sewerage has been laid out. In old localities open surface drains are a big health hazard. The night soil is generally disposed of through tractor trolli~s and wheel barrows. However, in some neglected parts of the town, the disposal of night soil 20 continues to be made by head loads. The town is well electrified. A well organised tire fighting service also exists in the town. Faridkot, another important town of the district, is situated on the Firozpur-Bhatinda road near the Indo-Pak border. It is about 32 kms. south of Firozpur and 63 kms. north of Bhatinda. It is a railway station on the Firozpur-Bhatinda-Delhi trunk railway line and is also connected by metalled roads with Firozpur, Zira and Kat Kapura. Drinking water in a large part of the town is supplied by a water works complex in p::>sition since the erstwhile princely days. Sanitation is not good because of open surface drains and disposal of night soil on head loads and wheel borrows. A scheme for an underground drainage system is, however, underway in the town. With the formation of a separate district of Faridkot on August 7, 1972, this town has become the district headquarters. The State Government are now providing sufficient resources for civic and other amenities in the town. Kat Kapura is another leading town of the district. It is located 11 kms. south of Faridkot and about 54 kms. north of Bhatinda town. It is a railway station on the Bbatinda-Firozpur railway line. Well laidout metalled roads connect it with Moga, Firozpur, Muktsar and Bhatinda. The town is well electrified and is expanding fast with the establishment of small scale agro-based industries. It also has a flourishing grain market. Sanitary conditions in the town are, however. not satisfactory because of open surface drains. Night soil is generally. removed by cOI?-ve?tional methods i.e. head loads or wheel barrows. Handpumps and wells are the major sources of dnnkmg water. A well organised fire fighting service exists in the town. Mansa town, the tahsil headquarters, is located about 55 kms. south east of Bhatinda. It is a railway station on the Bhatinda-Delhi railway line and has road connections with Patiala Bhatinda Ludhiana, Barnala and Sirsa Within the town also all the streets are either metalled 0; brick-laid~ Sanitation is not good because of open surface drains. There is formidable scope for improvemen t in the drinking water supply, which at present, is m1inly met by handpumps. The town is, however well electrified and has a well organised fire-fighting service. ' Rampuraphul, the tahsil. administ.rative headquarters. is situated o~ the Ambala-Bhatinda railway line, about 33 kms. east of Bhatmda. It IS connected by metalled roads WIth Barnala, Bhatinda Malout and Mansa. It is an important foodgrain market and is also a distribution centre for tea. Tea im ported from Calcutta into this town, is sold in the markets of Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan ~tates. Sanitary conditions are not satisfactory due to the open surface drains. The town has the highest num ber of service latrines and the night soil is generally removed on head loads and Wheel-barrows. A well laid out drinkng water supply system has been in trodu,ed in the town & most of the tcwn dwellers are now getting drinking water through running water taps. The town is well electrified. Maur Mandi town, as the name suggests, is a famous market for foodgrains raw cotton and oil seeds. It is situated 34 kms. east of Bhatinda on the Bhatinda-Delhi railway line. Patiala is about 130 kms. away from the town while Chandigarh is about 193 kms. The main road from Bhatinda to Patiala runs through this town. It is also connected by road with Talwandi Sabo and Rampura Phul town of the dIstrict. It is another town of the district having underground sewerage and septic tank system. A well-planned drinking water supply system is functic)ning in the town. The town is well electrified. Bhucho Mandi is the smallest town of the district. The development of the town really started after 1950 and presently it has all the basic civic amenities like roads, drainage, water supply, parks, library, street lighting, etc. A spacious modern bus stand has also been constructed in the town. It is well connected by roads and rail. Bhatinda, the district administrative headquarters, is hardly 16 kms. from here. The civic and other amenities in the remaining towns of the district are far from satisfactory. All these towns are, how over, well electrified. Note on Statement V: -This statement gives details of medical, educational, recreational and cllItural facilities available in each town of the district. Under column 3, medical facilities in terms of the number of hospitals, dispensaries, T.B. clinics, health centres, etc. have been shown by use of lh~ following abbreyiations ;- H Hospital. D Dispensary. HC Health Centre. FPC Family Planning Centre. T1}C t. :B. Clinic... o Other5. 21 Where figures D (I). H (2), occur, these denote that the town has one Dispensary, tW() Hospitals, etc. Under column 5, educational racilities in terms of number of colleges of various types have been indicated by use of the following abbreviations:- A Arts College only. AS Arts and Science College only. Where figures like A(1), AS(2), occur, these denote that the town has one Arts College. two Arts and Science Colleges, etc. Under column 9, relating to recognised shorthand, typewriting and other vocational institutions the following abbreviations have been used :- IT! Industrial Training Institute. o Others. Under column 17, tM e1(istence of public libraries and reading rooms has been shown by use, .of the following abbreviations:- PL Public Library. RR Reading Room. The number thereof has been given in brackets. The number of beds per \,GOO population has been taken as the criterion for determining the extent of medical facilities. The following table gives the distribution of total number of beds {per 1,000 popUlation in medical institutions, as in 1969, available in each town of the district :- TABLE No. 11 Medical Facilities SI. Name of Town Total number of beds Number of beds No. in medical institutions per 1,000 population /' 2 3 4 1 Bareta Mandi 4 0.48 2 Bhatinda 112 1.71 3 Bhucho Mandi 4 1.36 4 Budhlada 13 1.11 5 faridkot 81 2.92 6 Goinana Mandi 4 0.62 7 Jaitu Mandi 8 0.41 8 Kot Fateh 9 Kot Kapura 40 1.17- 10 Mansa 60 1.91 11 Maor Mandi 12 Raman Mandi 6 0.52 13 Rampura Phul 19 0.81 14 Sangat 8 2.27 The table given above shows that there are in all 359 beds in the medical institutions located in urban areas of the district. Bhatinda town has the highest number of beds in its medical institutions. It has three Hospitals with 100 beds, one Dispensary with 12 beds and one Family Planning Centre without 22 any bed facility. In relation to urban population there are 1.36 beds per thousand population in the District. 'Faridkot town bas the highest number of beds per thousand population (2.92) while the corresponding figure for Jaitu Manai town is only 0.41. Apart from medical facilities statement V also contains information on the educational facilities for each town of the district. It will be seen from the statement that Bhatinda town has an edge over all other towns of the district in this respect. It has three Arts and Science colleges as compared to two colleges at Mansa town and only one each at Faridkot and Rampura Phul. Faridkot has also one Arts college. The remaining towns are, however, devoid pf higher educational facilities. As regards the provision of technical education, it is somewhat surprising that not even a single town in the district has a medical, an engineering or a polytechnic institution. The district obviouslY has not received due attention in various fields and in consequence it continues to be most backward. The number of High/Higher, Middle and Primary Schools per thousand popUlation in each town of the district has been sh"wn in the following table :- TABLE No. 12. High/Higber Secondary, Middle and Primary Schools per 1,000 popUlatiO.D Number per 1,000 popUlation SI. Name o/Town High/Higher Middle Schools Primary Schools' No. Secondary Schools 1 2 3 4 5 1. Bareta Mandi 0.24 0.12 2. Bhatinda 0.12 0.09 3. Bhucbo Mandi 0.68 4. Budhlada 0.17 0.09 5. Faridkot 0.14 0.07 0.14 6. Goniana Mandi 0.31 0.16 7. Jaitu Mandi 0.10 0.10 8. Kot Fateh 0.23 9. Kot Kapura O,Oil 0.09 '0.06 10. Mansa 0.16 0.03 11. Maur Mandi 0.22 0.15 12. Raman Mandi 0.17 0.09 0.09 13. Rampura Phul 0.26 0.04 14. Sangat 0.28 0.28 It emerges from the table that Bhucho Mandi town has the higbest number of Higb/Higher Secondary Schools per' 1,000 population (0.68) while Kot Kapura has the lowest number (0.06). Bbatinda town, which has the highest number of High/Higher Secondary Schools (8), accounts for only 0.12 High/Higher Secondary Schools per thousand popUlation. Middle Schools are located in only five towns .of the district viz. Faridkot, Goniana Mandi Jaitu Mandi, Kot Kapura and Raman MandL As regards Primary Schools, Sangat town occupies the highest place with 0.28 schools per 1,000 population. Information on recreational and cultural amenities has been shown in cols. 14 to 17 of State ment V. Here again it will be ohserved that Bhatinda town has an edge over all other towns of the .district. It has three cinema houses, three auditoria/drama halls, one public library and three :reading rooms. On the other hand Faridkot town has one stadium, one cinema house, one auditorium/ drama haH and one public library while Mansa town has one stadium, 2 cinema houses, two public libraries .and four reading rooms. Rampura Phul town has one cinema house two auditoria/drama balls one public 1i~rary an~ five reading rooms. Kot Kapura town has only one ~inema house while Budblada town has two cinema houses. In Jaitu Mandi there is only one auditorium/drama hall. The remaining -towns of the district are devoid of any of these recreational and cultural facilities. Public hbraries or reading rooms are, bowever, located in all the towns of the district except at Kat Fateh town. 23 Note on Statement VI:-This statement furnishes information on trade, commerce, industry and -,banking facilities. as in 1969, for each tOWl\ of the c!istrict. Names of the three most important commo- -dities imported, exported and manufactured have also been shown in this statement Selection of three most important commodities has been done on the basis of the estimated volume of the commodities transacted. MIS. Bhupindra Flour Mills Pvt. Ltd., at Bhatinda is the only large establishment in the district. -other industrial units in the district are mostly on a small s~le basis, engaged in cotton ginning and pressing, manufacture of agricultural implements cycle and cycle pans. steel re-rolling, electrical goods, -conduit pipes, automobile parts, machil;e screws, etc Most of the units manufacturing these items are located at Bhatinda, Kot Kapura, Mansa and Rampura Phul towns. However, their products have a wide market and are exported to other .parts of the State. The items 'of import mainly consist of food grains, cotton, sugar, cloth, vanaspati ghee, cement etc. The banking facilities are availa')le in all the towns of the district except at Kot Fateh town. In 1970, there were 42 branches of various banks in tile district - 2 branches of the State Bank oJ India. 15 .of the State Bank of Patiala, I I of the Punjab National Bank. 8 of the Co-operative Banks and 6 of other Commercial Banks;- 34 of which were ill urban areas. In addition agricultural and non-agricul tural credit societies were functioning in urban areas of the district. Note on statement VII :-This statement gives the distribution of the population by various religions. The population has been classified into six ma:in religions, namely, Budhism. Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Jainisin and Sikhism. The persons returned as professing other religions, sects .or beliefs. which could not be classified under any of the above mentioned religions, have been clubbed together under the head 'other religions' and persuations, The persons whose religion could not be .ascertained have been grouped under 'religion not stated'. But tr.eir number is most insignificant. Significantly, the Sikh population accounts for 76.93 per cent of the total popUlation of the .district as per the 1971 Census, which is the highest percentage point observed in any district of the State. The Hindu population constitutes only 22.56 per cent of the total population. However, in the urban areas the proportion of the Hindu population exceeds the Sikh population except at Faridkot, Kot Fateh and Sangat towns. VILLAGE DIRECTORY Faridkot Tahsil 25 26 VILLAGE FARIDKOT TAHSIL Amenities and Total Amenities available within the village Loca- Name of village area tion (with Hadbast No.) ·of the Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code village supply water cations Telegraph No. (in acres) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11,1,1 Chak Dip Singhwa1a (33) 39'1 2 Dip Singhwala (34) 4,061 Mid.SIl) MCW(I) Hp PR PO 3 Saide Ke (32) 1,160 Pr.S(I) Hp 4 Jhok S'l.rkar (30) ],476 Pr.SO) Hp 5 Araianwa1a Khurd (29) 999 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 6 Butter (28) 1,068 PeS(I) Hp,W 7 Gujar (24) 1,068 Pr.SO) Hp,W 8 Mamara (23) 1,321 Pr.S(I) Hp KR 9 Chak Badia (17) 628 Hp PR 10 Chugewala (16) 721 Hp PR 11 Sadhanwala (15) 1,326 Pr.S(I) Hp 12 Choniwala (10) 365 Hp 13 Jhariwala (9) 935 Pr.S(1) E Hp PR 14 Chak Kala Tola (8) 840 15 Kabalwala (1) 841 Pr.S(I) Hp 16 Hassan Bhatti (2) 1,755 Pr.S(i) Hp 17 Golewala (7) 6.409 Sec.S(I) D(I) E Hp PR,T PTO' 18 Nathalwala (12) 1.474 Pr.S(I) 19 Khikhi (11) 375 Hp 20 Dalewaia (13) 729 Pr.S(I) Hp 21 Pakhi Khurd (14) 575 Hp 22 Bir Ghughiana (18) 4,691 Hp 23 Shimrewaia (21) 1,181 Pr.S(I) E Hp 24 Chak Sohu (22) 409 E Hp,W 25 Chanian (25) 821 Pr.S(I) Hp PR 26 Dod (26) 1,456 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PR 27 Sangrahur ~7) 1,249 Pr.S(I) MCW(I)' Hp,W PR 28 Kaunt (31) 3,363 Pr.S(l) E Hp PR 29 Sangatpura (41) 890 Pr.S(I) Hp PO 30 Madahar (40) 1,976 Pr.S(1) Hp PO 31 Ahal (35) 658 pr.Sel) Hp 32 Chak Sema (36) 658 Hp 33 Kanianwala (37) 968 Pr.S(I) 'n Hp PO 34 Pindi Balochan (38) 2,661 Pr.S(l) Hp KR PO 35 Virewala Kalan (39) 1,114 Pr.S(I)Sec.S(1) FPC(1) Hp KR PO' 36 Bhag Singhwala (43) 1,190 Pr.S(I) Hp PR 37 Kingra (44) 1,588 Pr.S(I) Hp PR 38 Ghudllwala (42) 1,288 Pr.S(I) E Hp PR 39 Sadiq (47) 3,179 Pr.S(I) D(I) E Hp PR PO' 40 Ropianwaia (48) 1,079 Pr.S(I) Hp PR 41 Janerian (49) 926 Mid.S(1) Hp PR 42 Dhilwan Khurd (52) 1,024 Pr.S(I) E Hp PR 43 Sadhuwala (50) 768 Pr.S(I) E Hp KR 44 Jandwala (51) 966 Pr.S(I) HC(1)FPC(I) E Hp PR 45 Chak Nehra (53) 631 46 Jhotiwala (54) 2,375 Pr.S(I) Hp 47 Ghuchiana (20) 2,343 Pr.S(I) Hp PO' 48 Beguwala (19) 1,424 Pr.S(I) Hp 49 Burj Masta (55) 839 Pr.S(l) Hp 50 AraianWaia Kalan (56) 5,486 Mid.S(I) E Hp,W PR PO' 27 DIRECTORY Land Use BHATINDA DISTRICT Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the ne~rest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historical held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 374 17 Guruharsahai (~ Uninhabited ' Wheat 260 3,454 153 194 Guruharsahai ( ) Wheat 474 628 58 Guruharsabai (13) Wheat 150 1,235 91 Guruharsabai (14) Wheat 10 912 77 Firozpur (16) Wheat 20 981 67 Firozpur (16) Wheat 44 959 65 Firozpur (14) Gurdwara Wheat 604 628 89 Firozpur (11) Dharamshala Wheat 73 532 23 Faridkot (14) Wheat 150 476 57 38 Faridkot (13) Wheat 167 1,061 98 Faridkot (16) Wheat 91 247 27 Firozpur (14) ..~. Wheat 217 654 64 Firozpur (12) 794 46 Faridkot (15) Q'ni~~bit~d Wheat, Maize & Bajra 144 634 63 Faridkot (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 305 1,360 ... 90 Faridkot (19) Wheat & Maize 951 5,178 280 Faridkot (14) Wheat 268 1.133 73 Faridkot (15) Wheat 23 329 23 Firozpur (14) Wheat 205 460 64 Faridkot (17) Wheat 97 427 51 Faridkot (16) Wheat 3,257 647 588 170 29 Faridkot (18) Wheat 160 965 56 Faridkot (15) Wheat 72 303 34 Firozpur (14) Wheat 13 762 46 Firozpur (14) Gurdwara Wheat 119 1,265 72 Firozpur (14) Wheat 56 1,093 100 Firozpur ~8) Gurdwara Wheat }02 3,000 261 Ot'lruharsa al'(18) Two days MehrBaba (Aug-Sept.) HiraDass Wheat & Bajra 137 706 47 Guruharsabai (14) Wheat & Bajra 75 1,759 28 114 Gqruharsahai (14) Gurdwara Wheat 50 560 48 Guruharsahai (8) Wheat '25 583 50 Guruharsahai (10) Wheat 182 712 14 60 Guruharsahai (6) Wheat & Bajra 22 2,326 120 193 Guruharsahai (13) Gurdwara Wheat & Bajra 99 951 64 Guruharsahai (14) One day Baisakhi (April-13) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 112 1,015 63 Faridkot (22) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 596 904 88 Faridkot (19) .-.- Wheat, Maize & Bajra 118 1,085 85 Faridkot (22) Wheat 302 2,618 259 ' Faridkot (18) Gurd;wara Wheat 60 947 72 Faridkot (19)' Maszad Wheat 69 791 66 Faridkot (18) Maszad Wheat 365 544 20 95 Faridkot (15) Gurdwara, Dbarllmshala. Wheat 253 420 7 88 Faridkot (14) G.JJ'dwara, Dharamshala Wheat 114 758 4 90 Faridkot (14) One day Baiaahkl (April-13) 99 480 52 Faridkot (16) Uninhabited Wheat 395 1,777 203 Faridkot (11) Guntwara Wheat 379 1,850 114 Faridkot (12) Gurdwara Wheat 22 1,346 56 Faridkot (15) Wheat 20S 576 58 Faridkot (10) Gurdwara Wheat ~ ~ajra 179 4,415 292 Faridkot (10) 28 VILLAGE FARIDKOT T.AHSIL Amenities ana Total Amenities available withip the village Loca- Name of village area "tion (with Hadbast No.) of the Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & COde village supply water cations Telegraph No. (in acres) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11/1/51 Rajuwala (6) 1,181 Pr.S(I) E -Hp PR 52 Handia Liaha (5) 2,107 Pr.S(I} Hp 53 Malewala (4) 705 Hp 54 Pehluwala (3) 1.718 Pr.S(J) Hp 55 Bhagthala Khurd (81) 792 Hp,W,nV PO 56 Bhagthala Kalan (82) 1.846 Pr.S(1) Hp,W,TW 1'0 57 Moranwala (83) 2.403 Pr.S(l) W PR 58 Ghamira (84) 914 Pr.SO) HP 59 Chand Baja (86) 1.960 Pr.S(f)Mid.S(l) W PR PO .60 Misriwala (85) 647 Mid.S(I) W PR PC;> 61 Kaler (91) 1.130 Pr.S(I) Hp 'E PR ~ .. .62 PaJcka (79) 3,606 Pr.S(I) E Hp PR ·63 Bholuwala (78) 522 Pr.S(I) Hp 64 Pakhi Kalan (80) 4,179 Mid.S(I) 0(1) E Hp,W,TW PO Pir Bholuwala (77) .65 1,025 Pr.S(I) Hp ~l,t 66 Pipli (76) 3,387 Pr.S(1) 0(1) E Hp,W. PR,T .67 Faridkot (Rural) (75) 14,782 E Hp,W,'tW PR.,k~:T PTO, Phone .68 Qila Nau (73) 4,&13 Pr.S£I) E Hp,W PR .69 Chet Singhwala (61) 1,006 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 70 Machaki Khurd (57) 1,015 Pr.S(I) Hp PR 11 Machaki Kalan (60) 3,161 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W'" fr PR PO 12 Midu Man (58) 889 Pr.S(l) Hp 13 Mehmuana (59) 2,253 Pr.S(I) Hp PR PO 74 Mani Singhwala (46) 1,365 Pr.Stl) Hp PR 15 Bilewala (45) 2,832 P.r.S(I) E Hp 16 'Dl:ial Sher Singhwalai63) 1,12.4 Pr,S(I) ~ ... Hp,W KR 77 Sher Singhwala (62) 3,356 Sec.S(I) B Hp 18 Sukhanwala (64) 3,897 Pr.S(l) Hp,W", KR PO 79 Hariewala (65) 1,731 Pr.S(l) Hp,W :80 Dana Romana (71) 961 Pr,.S(I) Hp PR :81 Sal'go Romana (70) 386 Hp PR 82 Ratti Rori (72) 2,297 Pr.S(I) Hp PR :83 Kamiana (74) 2,951 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W PO :84 Vircwala Khurd (96) 364 Pr.S(I) E Hp 85 Naraingarh (95) 562 Hp PR 86 Chahal (94) 3,056 'Pr.S(I) VH(J) E Hp,W' PR PO 87 Tehna (92 1 1,$96 Pr.S(I) E Hp PR 88 ,Bhana (93) 2,595 Pr.S(1) Hp PO. 89 . Dhudi (90) 3,048 , Sec.S(I) B Hp PO 90 Chak Dhudi (89) 850 Hp KR '91 MandwaJa (87) 85S, Pr.S(I) Hp PR '92 Dhoolkot (88) 2,400 Mid.S(l) Hp,W,TW KR '93 Kot Sukhia (120) 3,627 Sec.S(I) MCW(l) E Hp,W,TW KR PO '94 Bagiana (121) 1,829 Pr.S(I) Hp 95 Chak Bhuria (122) 356. 96 Iiwanwala (124) 2,998 Sec.S(I) MCW(I) ,Hp PR PO' 97 Aulakh (123) 3,159 Mid.S(I) E Hp KR PO 98 Sirsari (116) 1,363. Pr.S(I) Hp 99 Nanga} (119) 963 Pr.S(1) Hp 100 Chambeli (118) 1,126 ·Pr.S(l) Hp 29 vIRECfORY ]5,(ind Use BHATI'ND'A 'DISTRlOlT Staple Food 'Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including -types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) "Hat, if any, religious, historical held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation IO 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat & Bajra 938 126 117 Faridkof (12r Wheat, Maize & najra 774 1,213 120 Faridkot (14) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 31 642 32 Faridkot (21) Wheat, Maize & 'Bajra 481 1,149 88 Fatidkot (22) :~. :J Wheat, Maize & Bajra 177 560 55 Faridkdt (12) .... "." Wheat; Maize & Bajra 406 1,179 261 Faridkot (11), ... Whe\it, Maize & Bajra 27& 2,005 120 Faridkot (10) '.. { Wheat & Bajra 93 755 66 Faridkot (12) ...... Wheat & Maize 1,208 627 125 Faridkbt (12) Wheat & Maize 401 192 54 Faridkot (11) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 6~5 400 65 Flitidkot (8) '1>"'1 Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,382 1,825 36 363 Faridkot (7) One day (April-13) 'Bai~ihi • Wheat, Maize_& Rice 196 182 4 140 Faridkot (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,114 2,704 301 Faridkot (9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 653 313 59 Faridkot (6) Wheat & Bajra 9tH }.247 239 Faridkot (6) ... Wheat & Maize ,383 2,241 Faridkot (0) .. E, ( .7,158 Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,219 3,368 226 Faridkot (6) Wheat, Maize &''Bjljra 218 672 56 ;Faridkot (13) ••"I>.t[ Wheat, Maize &Bajra 497 273 176 69 Faridk~t (10)' < Gurdwara Wheat & Bajra 797 2',123 241 Faridkot (10)' Threp days Gugga Naumi (Aug.-Sept.) fain' Wlic!at ~O i737 62 Faridkot (12-)' .::Gurdwara Wheat 878 1,182 193 Faridkot (11) Gurdwara Wheat 433 834 2 96 Faridkot (15) GurdWara WJ:teat, Maize &~:gajra 188 2,501 143 Faridkot (6) Wlfeat & Bajra t' 1347 '717 6 54 Farldkot (13) .. ~ WHeat, Maize & 'Uajra 1,132 1;880 186 158 ·Faridkot (13) ••.• 1""., GurdW8ra Wheat & Bajra 795 2,888 5 209 Faridkot (11) Wheat & Bajra 477 1 162 92 Faridkot (12) 1 Wheat 2~0 . 612 59 Faridkot (10)' WHeat .,' I 154 206 26 Fat1dkdt (10)" ... Wheat 1,300 855 142 Faridkot (8) Two days Mela Baba (April-May) MobkamDin Whea,t, Maize & B,ajra 1,1~2 r,426 393 Faridkot (3) Wheat, Maize & Hajra 3 6 28 Faridkdt (5) .... W~~<:t. Maize & Bajra '527 10 ... 25 Faridktlt· (5): .. . I· • Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,413 1 470 173 Faridkot (3) Gurdwara WIf~t, Maize & Bajra 1560 116 Faridkot (4) Wtte't, Maize & Bajra 1,?to 11 937 147 Faddkot (7) .,:;, Wheit, Maize & Bajra 2,257 476 121 194 Faridkot (10) WIle t, Maize & Bajra '526 '305 19 Fafidkot (10) l.-( '" Wn~:i't & Maize 735 I 74 46 Faridk6t (12r ... Wheat, Maize, Rice & 1,9~t 297 160 Faridkot (14) B~jta' " ....., 'Wh~t, Maize, Rice & 1,904 1,534 ... 189 F~ridkot (11) Bafr' ' .. I Wlieat, Maize & Bajra /1,002 744 83 Faridkbt (12F . , 7 344 5 Faridkot (14) Uni~hablted Wheat, Maize, & Bajra 1,374 1,437 187 Kbt Kapura.(14) "f' Wheat, Maize, & Bajra 1,911 1,062 186 Kot ~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11/1/101 Nathewala (117) 653 Pr.S(I) Hp PR 102 Bir Chahal (112) 591 Hp PR PO 103 Bir Sikhanwala (114) 2,524 E Hp,TW PR 104 Sikhanwala (113) 1,291 Pr.S(l) Hp PR PO 105 Sandhwan (Ill) 2,456 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W PR PO 106 Jajaliana (110) 743 Mid.S(t) E Hp PO 107 Dawariana (109) 1,141 Pr.S(1) E Hp PR 108 Machaki Mal Singh (97) 2,289 Pr.S(I) Mid.SCI) ... E Hp PO 109 Dhimanwali (98) 1,880 Mid.S(!) E Hp PO 110 Chak Dhill.)anwali (69) 561 Hp KR III Daggo Romana (67) 1,071 Pr.S(1) Hp 112 Chak Daggo Romana (68) 709 113 Chak Shama (66) 261 Hp KR 114 Phid1a Kalan"(100) 1,432 Pr .S(l) E Hp PR,T ... 115 Chak Kalyan (101) 1,007 Pr.S(l) Hp PR,T 116 Phidda Khurd (99) 926 Pr.S(11 Hp PR 117 Wander Jatana (108) 3,425 Sec.S(l) E Hp PR,T PO 118 Khara (102) 4,444 Sec.S(l) D(l) E Hp,W KR PO 119 Maur (103) 2,487: Mid.S(I) VH(I) Hp KR Po 120 Thara (106) 1,321 Pr.S(I) Hp KR 121 Koharwala (130) , 1,336 Pr.S(1) E Hp,W PR 122 WaraDaraka (107) 2,307 Pr.S(I) Hp PR 123 Kot Kapura (Rural) 20,443 E Hp,W PR,T PTO, Phone 124 Deviwala (liS) 1,261 Pr.S(l) E -Hp 125 Ghaniawala (125) 1,401 Pr.S(I) Hp PR PO 126 Panjgrain Kalan (126) 7,198 Sec.S(I) HC(I)FPC(I) E Hp,W PR PO 127 Dhilwan Kalan (127) 6,340 Mid.SCI) HC(I) E Hp PR PO 128 Behbal Kalan (142) 1,755 Pr.S(I) B Hp PR 129 Burj Harika (146) 1,528 Pr.SO) Hp KR 130 Bargari (145) 5,037 Sec.S(I) D(I) B Hp PR PO 131 Burj lawahar Singhwala (147) 890 Pr.S(l) B Hp 132 Gondara (148) 1,817 Pr.S(I) B Hp PR 133 Jhakarwala (149) 2,758 Pr.S(I) E Hp PR Phone 134 Ran Singhwala (144) 2,322 Pr.S(I) VH(l) B Hp KR 135 Behbal Khurd (143) 1,795 Mid.S(I) B Hp PO 136 Ajit Gill (139) 1,500 Pr.S(I) E Hp PO 137 Gurusar (141) 1,216 Pr.S(I) E Hp PO 138 Surawan (140) 2,789 Sec:S(l) E Hp PO 139 Matta (132) 4,577 Sec.S(l) H(l) E Hp PO 140 Romana Albel Singh (128) 1,189 Pr.S(I) B Hp PR,T Phone 141 Dhapai (131) 2,f48 Pr.S(1) D(l) E Hp KR,T PO J42 Hari Nau (105) 4,180 Sec.S(l) B Hp,W ·PR PO 143 Bharoki Bhatti (104) 1,184 Hp,W PR r-· 144 Surghuri (134) 1,802 Pr.s(1 ) Hp 145 Madhak (135) 2,371 Mid.S(l) Hp PO 146 Khachran (136) 1,382 Pr.S(I) Hp 147 Qasam Bhatti (133) 1,318 Pc .S(1) Hp KR PO 148 Rori Kapura (138) 4,459 Mid.S(l) B Hp,W PR PO 149 Ramiana (137) 3,992 Pr.S(1) Hp,W PO ISO Karirwali (5) 1,973 Pr.S(I) Hp 31 DmEcroRY Land Use BHATINDA DISTRIct Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market. any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historical held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14, 15 16 17 18 Wheat & Maize 447- 173 33 Faridkot (9) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 343 83 143 22 Faridkot (8) Wheat & Maize 2,073 111 93 247 Kot Kapura (6) Wheat, Maize &, Bajra 1,043 160 88 Kot Kapura (6) Gurdwara Wheat. Maize & Bajra 2,060 169 227 Kot Kapura (4) Gurdwara Wheat & Bajra 659 5 79 Kot Kapura (8) Wheat & Maize, 1,057 84 Kot Kapura (5) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,147 911 231 Faridkot (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,505 190 185 KofKapura (8) Wheat, 'Maize &-Bajra 184 325 52 Kot Kapura (7) Wheat 504 49~ 72 Faridkot (10) Gurdwara 384 308 17 Faridkot (11) Uninhabited Wheat 156 40 65 Kot Kapura (J2) Wheat 1,073 200 159 Kot Kapura (13) Wheat 917 90 Kot Kapura (11) Wheat & Maize 804 30 92 Kot Kapura (11) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 2,642 528 255 Kot Kapura (8) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 3,448 684 312 Kot Kapura (13) One·day Baisakhi (April-l3) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,"016 408 63 Kot Kapura (10) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 980 257 84 Kot Kapura (13) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,117 122 97 Kot Kapura (5) Wheat & Maize 2,109 36 162 Kot Kapura (5) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 15,(}19 3,502 1,922 Kot Kapura (0) Gurdwara, Temple Wheat & Maize 1,015 164 82 Kot Kapura (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,019 250 132 Kot Kapura (12) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 5,495 1,188 515 Kot Kapura (8) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 5,329 434 577 Kot Kapura (5) A fair held Gurdwara annually Guru Gobind Singhji Wheat & Maize 915 692 148 Jaitu Mandi (6) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,419 109 Kot Kapura (11) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 4,922 115 Kot Kapura (10) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 792 20 78 Kot Kapura (18) Wheat & Maize 1,079 607 131 Kot Kapura (18) Wheatt& Maize 1,363 1,265 130 Jaitu Mandi (8) Wheat & Maize 2,137 . 38 147 Jaitu Mandi (6) Wheat & Maize 1,482, 187 126 laitu Mandi (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,037 310 153 Jaitu Mandi (5) -- Wheat, Maize & Bajra 699 323 194 Kot Kapura (9) One day Baisakhi (April-13) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,605 184 Jaitu Mandi (10) Three days MelaRoshni (July-Aug.) Wheat 4,053 162 362 Jaitu Mandi (6) Four days Shahidi Mela (Sept.-bet.) Wheat 1,043 20 10 116 Kot Kapura (8) Wheat 1,895 50 14 189 Kot Kapura (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 3,383 471 326 Jaitu Mandi (10) One day Bais~khi (April-B) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 895 169- 120 Jaitu Mandi (12) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,590 68 144 Jaitu Mandi (13) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,061 152 158 Jaitu Mandi (13) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,145 164 73 laitu Mandi (13) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,003 220 95 laitu Mandi (13) Wheat & Maize 3,104 1,096 259 laitu Mandi (6) Wheat & Maize 2,709 1,040 243 laitu Mandi (11) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 1,606 247 120 Jaitu Mandi (5) 32 VIDlAGt> F\UUD'KOT T'AHmI. Amenities ami Total Aii'lenities available within·the village Loca- Na'n1e of village "area ..... t ~- , ... , ..... tion •(\(rith 'Ha"dbllst NO'.) "Ofthe Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & COde village supply water cations Telegraph No. ;(in acres) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11/1/151 Ramgarh (4) 1,469 Pr .S(l) E Hl> .... ". 152 Chaina (3) 2,076 Pr.S(I) B Hp ,il PO 153 Ramunwala (2) 1,587 Pr.S(I) .•. Hp 154 'Jaitu (RUral) (1) 11,409 E Hp.W :pR,T PTO 155 Bltshnatli (6) 2,422 Mid.S(I) E HplW .1. FO 156 Oumti Khurd (10) 2,447 Mid:S(1)' FIp KR -*- ••• 157 ChamfBhan (9) 2,627 Mid:S(I), Hp KR.T PO 158 Fateh~arh (11) 3,084 'Pr.S(I} E Hp' KR ..• 159 Gobindgarh (12) 2,618 Pr:S{I) E Hp ·KR •• & 160 Ugandwala (13) 895 Pr.S(l) B Hp' ·KR 161 'R«owafh (14) 630 Pr.S(I) E lip PR 162 Dal'Sib\~hwala (16) 1,720 Pr.S(I) Hp 163 Sedha Singhwala (15) 1,014 Pr.S(I) E Hp PR Phone- 164 Baja Khana (151) 3,772 Sec.S(I) HC(l)FPC(I) B Ifp,W;rw. PR PO 165 Lambwali (150) 1,589 Pr.S(l) Hp,W:rw PR 166 'Dod'(3l' 3,046 Pr.S(I) ... Hp· PR PO 167 MalIa· (4) 2,497 'Pr.S(I)' ... Up, PR 168 ;Bara'BHaika (152) 2,tI32 Pr.S(I) .i.. Hp,W,TW PR -PO 169 Ghania (7) 2,090 Pr.S(I) Hp,W KR 170 'Romana (8) 3,078 Sec:~(1} '... Hp,W ;KR PO ; ... H 33 DIRECTORY Land Use BHATINDA DISTRICT Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historical held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 17 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat & Maize 1,322 68 79 laitu Mandi (5) Wheat & Maize 1,544 330 80 122 laitu Manni (4) Wheat & Maize 983 501 103 laitu Mandi (6) Wheat 6,958 3,462 989 laitu Mandi (0) Wheat & Maize 1,770 536 116 laitu Mandi (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 754 1,504 189 laitu Mandi (3) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,693 633 301 laitu Mandi (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,880 1,040 164 laitu Mandi (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,240 1,184 16 178 laitu Mandi (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 642 199 54 laitu Mandi (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 519 57 54 Jaitu Mandi (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,011 582 127 Jaitu Mandi (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 830 112 5 67 laitu Mandi (6) Wheat & Maize 3,164 336 272 Jaitu Mandi (8) Wheat & Maize 717 766 106 laitu Mandi (12) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,224 593 229 laitu Mandi (13) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,519 809 169 Jaitu Mandi (13) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 893 1,121 118 Jaitu Mandi (9) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,136 816 138 laitu Mandi (14) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,741 1,179 158 Goniana Mandi (13) Bhatinda Tahsil 35 36 VILLAGE BHATINDA TAHSIL Amenities and Total Amenities available Within the village Loca- Name of village area tion (with Hadbast No.) of the Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi Post & Code village supply water cations Telegraph No. (in acres) 2 3 4 5 6 7 & 9 11 /2/1 Ganga (173) 2,892 Pr.S(1 ) Hp PO 2 Warkandi (172) 931 Pr.S(! ) Hp 3 Dan Singhwala (171) 3,687 Pr.S(l) Hp PO 4 Akalia Khurd (7) 776 Pr.S(li Hp 5 Balahar Mehma (170) 1,650 Pr.Stl) Hp 6 Akalia Kalan (8) 3,899 Pr.SO) Hp,W PO 7 Mehma Sawai (169) 4,044 Pr·S(l) D(l) Hp,T PO 8 Mehma Sarkari (175) 1,500 Hp,T 9 Ablu (174) 8,707 Pr.S(I) Hp PO 10 Killi Nih:.!l Singh (179) 1,422 Mid.S(t) Hp 11 Mehma Bhagwana (176) 1,573 Pr.S(l) B Hp,W PR PO 12 Mehma Sarja (168) 6,852 Pr.S(2) Sec.S(l) VH(l)D(J) T,C PR PO 13 Goniana Khurd (163) 1,309 Pr.S(I) Hp PR 14 Chak Goniana Kalan (164) 248 15 Chak Goniana Khurd (165) 312 16 Goniana Kalan (Rural) (162) 1,770 Pr.S(l) Hp PR 17 Chak Jeeda (157) 899 18 Jeeda (153) 4,095 Sec.SO) FPC(l) E Hp PR PO 19 Khemuana (154) 1,899 Mid.S(I) E Hp PR PO 20 Jandanwala (155) 5,796 Mid.SO) FPe(l) Hp PR PO 21 Chak JandanwaJa (156) 107 22 Har Raipur (158) 4,639 Mid.Sel ) Hp,W PR PO 23 Balahar Binju (166) 1,352 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W PR 24 Nehianwala (167) 4,205 Pr.S(I) VH(I) E Hp,W PO 25 Patti Gill (71) 2,181 Pr.Sel) E Hp PR 26 Sibian (72) 3,395 Sec.S(I) VHel) Hp PO 27 Buladhewala (73) ],749 Pr.S(1) Hp PR PO 28 Deon (177) 5,342 Mid.S(I) Hp,W PR PO 29 Burj Mehman (178) 3,019 Pr .S(l) MCW(l) Hp PR PO 30 Bhisiana (180) 1,691 Pr.SCl) HP PO 31 Birk Kalan (181) 3,283 Pr.S(l) Hp 32 Birk Khurd (182) 1,780 Pr.SC]) Hp .33 Karamgarh Satrau (78) 1,]80 Pr.S(l) Hp,W 34 Balluana (77) 4,442 Mid.S(1) VH(I)D(l) Hp PR,T PTO 35 Behman Diwana (74) 4,321 Se,· .S(I) VH(l) W PR PTO 36 Bhatinda (Rural) (10) 21,243 E Hp,T PR PO 37 Mehna (175) 2,063 Pr.S(1) E HI' PR 38 Bibiwala (174) 2,188 Pr S(l ) E HI' PO 39 Joga Nand (173) 1,295 Pr.SO) Hp 40 Bhokhra (160) 2,915 PeS(1) VD(l) E Hp PR 41 Amargarh (161) 1,225 Pr.S(i) B Hp,W PR 42 Khialiwala (159) 2,582 Pr.S(1) Hp ... 43 Gobindpura (176) 6,898 Mid.S(l) MCW(I) E Hp KR PO 44 Dhilwan (177) 1,106 Pr.S(1) HI' 45 Ganga (180) 2,130 Pr.Stl) Hp,W 46 Giddar (181) 2,545 Pr .S(1) Hp,W 47 Bajuana (183) 1,563 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PR,KR FO 48 KaHan Sukha (185) 5,825 Sec.S(l) HI' PR PO 49 KaHan MaIka (186) 2,032 Hp.W PR .50 Kalian Sudda (187) 1,295 37 DIRECTORY Land Use BHATINDA DISTRICJi Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in ~s.) Hat, if any, religious, historicarl held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultiva tion 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,353 1,368 2 169 Goniana Mandi (10) Whea.t, Maize & najra 539 3~9 53 laitu Mandi (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,428 2,086 9 164 Goniana Mandi (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 413 305 58 Goniana Mandi (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,246 294 110 Goniana Mandi (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,248 1,354 297 Goniana Mandi (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,593 1,159 292 Goniana Mandi (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 997 412 91 Goniana Mandi (8) Wheat & Bajra 3,897 4,204 606 Goniana Ma ndi (12) Wheat & Bajra 742 537 143 Jaitu Mandi (13) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 795 674 104 Gor:iana Mandi (11) •.. Wheat, Maize & Bajra 4,217 2,235 400 Goniana Mandi 6) One day Fair Gurd~ara held 0[\ (every Lakhi Jangal Puranmashi) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 687 553 3 66 Goniana Mandi (3) 123 112 13 Goniana Mandi (4) Uni~habited 175 113 24 Goniana Mandi (4) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Bajra 571 1,095 5 99 Goniana Mandi (5) 548 319 32 Goniana Mandi (9) Uni;habited Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,147 2,698 54 196 Goniana Mandi (10) Wheat & Maize 1,382 353 164 Goniana Mandi 11) Wheat & Maize 2,680 2,815 ..10 " 291 Goniana Mandi (to) Gurdwara Jand Sahib 68 35 2 2 Goniana Mandi (10) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 2,45P 1,907 17 265 Goniana Mandl (5) TQree days Mela !and (Feb.-March) Sahib Wheat, Maize & Bajra 995 152 14 191 Goniana Mandi (2) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,380 1,62.8 1 • .196 Goniana Mandi (1) Wheat 1,097 ~02 3 179 Goniana Mandi (6) Wheat 2,406 ii6 213 Bhatinda (8) Gurdwara Wheat 1,024 57,4 151 Bbatfnda (10) Wheat, Maize & Baira ~,759 1,200 383 Goniana Mandi (10) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,840 973 206 Goniana Mandi (11) One day Devi fair (Mar«h.Ap'ril) Wheat & Bajra 1,135 4~8 98 Giddarbaha (15)' Wheat & Bajra ... '1 1,734 1,335 ~214 Giddarbaha (12) Wheat & Bajra 1,397 268 115 Giddarbaha (10) Wheat 856 214 110 Giddarbaha (9) Wheat 2,769 1,262 38 373 Giddarbaha (12) Gurdwara Wheat 2,751 1,112 458 Bhatinda (10) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 8,282 12,392 111 458 Bhatinda (0) Whel'lt 1,158 741 164 Bhatinda (6) Wheat 1,420 527 241 Bhatinda (6) Samadh Wheat 813 402 80 Bhatinda (6) Wheat & Maize t,472 1,253 190 Goniana Mandi (3) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 454 677 94 Goniana Mandi (5) Wheat & Bajra 1,162 1',269 151 Goniana Mandi (5) ... Wheat, Maize & Bajra 3,187 3,008 184 519 Bhatinda (10) Bhai Bhagta Wheat, Maize & Bajra ,686 324 96 I1hucho Mandi (14) ,Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,110 886 134 Bhucho Mandi (14) Three days Mela Baba (March. April) Kaloo Nath Wheat, Maize & Bajra 430 1,977 20 118 Goniana Mandi (15) Wheat & Maize 328 1,124 III Rampura Phul (14) Wheat. Maize & Bajra 1,854 3,665 306 Rampura Phul (15) Samadh Wheat & Maize 593 1,250 54 135 Rampura Phul (15) 986 260 49 Rampura Phul (15) Uni~'habited 38 VILLAGE BHATINDA TAHSIL Amenities and Total Amenities available within the village Lora- Name of village area . tion (with Hadbast No.) of the Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code' village supply water cations Telegraph No. (in acres) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11/2/51 Bhaini (188) 1,451 Pr.s(l) E Hp KR PO 52 Burj Dalla (184) 702 ... Hp,W 53 Nathpura (182) 2,550 Pr.S(I) D(l) Hp,W KR,PR 54 Nathana (179) 5,888 Mid.S(I) HC(I) W PR PO Sec.S(l) 55 Poohli (178) 2,887 Pr.S(1) Hp PO 56 sema(l99) 2,731 Pc.S(I} Hp,W PR PO 57 Bhucho Kalan (201) 8,130 Mid.S(I) E Hp PR PO 58 Bhucho Khurd (207) 4,472 Pr.S(I) E Hp PR PO 59 Bhagu (59) 2,87(; Pr.S(I) Hp KR,T 60 Pbus Mandi (60) 999 Pr.S(l) Hp PR,T 61 Jassi Pauwali (61) 2,541 Mid.S(I) E Hp PR 63 Jodhpur Romana (64) 2,501 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W PR .64 Gurusar Sainewal (92) 2,442 pr.S(l) E Hp,W PR,T PO 65 Naruana (65) 3,553 Sec.S(l) E Hp,W,TW PR,T PO 66 Talab Nihar (68) 1,306 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W 67 Bir Behrnan (75) 1,727' Pr.s~) T. 68 Multanian (67) 1,968 Pr.S( ) VH(I) Hp PO 69 Mian (66) , 996 Pr.S(I) E Hp 70 Baho Sibian Patti Dharam- 439 ... Singh (1) 71 Teona (4) 3,28:4 pr.S(I) W 72 Chugha Khurd (76) 2,085 Pr.S(I) W PR 73 Chugha Kalan (79) 4,563 Sec.S(I) Hp,W PR PO 74 Sardargarh (80) 2,445 IVIid.s(I) Hp,W PR PO 75 Peori (6) 3,240 Pr.S(I) W 76 Janghirana (86) 4,359 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 77 Bahadargarh Jandiar (82) 1,583 Pr.S(l) Hp,W 78 Loolbai (81) 1,160 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 79 Raike Khurd (84) 948 Pr .S(l) Hp,W,C 80 Raike Kalan (83) 4,306 Sec.S(I) D(l) Hp,W,C PO 81 Bambiha (35) 3,313 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 82 KaUharani (104) 3,709 Pr.S(1) TK,W KR 83 Chak Attar Singh (103) 2,313 Pr.S(l) TK,W KR PO :84 Lhani Ke (102) 1,499 Pr.S(I) TK :85 Nandgarh (88) 1,649 Pr,SO) D(l) Hp,W PO 86 Bachak(87) 2,695 Pr.S(l) Hp,W 87 Jhumba (5) 4,494 Sec.S(I), 0(1) W PO 88 Baho Jatri (3) 925 Pr.S(I) W 89 Bahosibian Patti Basawa- 451 Pr.S(I) W Singh (2) '90 Ghudda (89) 4,670 Mid.S(I) Hp,w;iK PO 91 Mahalan (tol) J,081 Pr.S(I) TK,W 92 Kot Guru (100) 385 Pr.S(I) D(l) C KR,T 93 Phulo Mithi (90) 1,187 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W KR,T 94 Jai Singhwala (91) 4;542 Pr.S(I) H(l) Hp,W KR PO 95 Gehri Buttar (93) 3,023 Pr.S(1) B Hp,W PR 39 PIRECT°lty /.And Use BHATINDA DISTRICT Staple Food t.and use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historicall held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat & Maize 985 353 113 Rampura Phul (7) Gurdwara -Wheat & Maize 181 459 62 Rampura Phul (12) Wheat & Maize 1,292 1,072 17 169 Bhucho Mandi (15) Wheat, Maize & Bajr.a 4,537 805 546 Bhucho Mandi (13) A fair held Gurdwara Sixth annually Padshahi Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,364 1,234 289 Bhucho Mandi (9) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,335 1,162 234 Bhucho Mandi (6) Wheat, Maize & Baj~a 1,488 ti42 Bhucho Mandi (3) Wheat 2,235 1,894 343 Bhatinda (13) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,263 1,458 155 Bhatinda (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 351 558 90 Bhatinda (6) 'Wheat, Maize & Bajra 989 .. 1,1~4- 200 198 Bhatinda (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,301 991 209 Bhatinda (6) Wheat,.Maize, Bajra & 1,467 834 141 Sangat (8) Electric connetion for .Gram agricultural use only Wheat 2,493 881 179 Bhatinda (6) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 397 281 350 278 Bhatinda (5) Wheat ],166 479 82 Bhatinda (7) Gurdwara Wheat 1,309 502 157 Bhatinda (8) Gur9wara Wheat 574 375 47 Bhatinda (10) Electric Connec- tion for agricul· tural purpose only. 395 16 28 Sangat Mandi (8) Uninhabited Wheat 1,869 1,064 351 Bhatinda (11) Wheat, 1,422 528 135 Bhatinda (13) Gurdwara Wheat 3,142 1,197 223 Giddarbaha (10) Temple Wheat ],303 966 176 Giddarbaha (8) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,985 204 1,051 Giddarbaha (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,626 2,454 279 Giddarbaha (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajr\l 1,066 435 82 Giddarbaha (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 552 539 69 Giddarbaha (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 526 316 106 Giddarbaha (8) Wheat. Maize & Bajra 3,139 876 291 Giddarbaha (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 3,119 194 Giddarbaha (11) Wheat & Maize 2,581 898 59 171 Giddarbaha (21) Wheat & Maize 1,012 1,141 6 154 Sangat (13) Wheat & Maize 1,239 194 66 Sangat (11)· One day Mela Ikadashi On every Bikrami month. Wheat, Maize & Gram 1,084 447 118 Sangat (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,561 960 174 Sangat (11) Wheat 2,497 1,581 416 Giddarbaha (14) Wheat 648 215 62 Bhatinda (to) Wheat' 292 137 22 Bhatinda (10) Wheat:'Maize & Bajra 2,361 1,837 272 Sangat (10) Wheat & Maize 527 488 66 Sangat (10) Wheat, Maize & :eajra 1,111 1,175 99 Sangat (2) Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 3,819 164 204 Sangat (1) Gram Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 2,906 1,378 258 Sangat (5) Gram Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,616 1,2i& 179 Sangat (5) 40 VILLAGE BHATINDA TAHSIL Amenities ani Total Amenities available within the village Loca- Name of village area ...--- tion (with Hadbast No.) of the Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi Post & Code village supply water cations Telegraph No. (in acres) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11/2/96 Mehta (94) 2,975 Pr.S(I) FPC(I) E Hp,W 97 Gehri Devi Nagar (6~) 4,826 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W KR,T PO 98 Kartar Singhwala (62) 1,394 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W PR,T 99 Kat Shamir (57) 11,385 Sec.S(l) /E ~,W PR PO 100 Gulab Shah Alias Naiwala 1,416 Pr.S(I) E p,W PR,T PO (58) 101 Tung WaIi (208) 7,848 Mid.S(l) -i· Hp,W,TW PO 102 Chak Fateh SinghwaJa (205) 3,584 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 104 Burj Kahan Singhwala (206) 1,080 Pr.S(I) Hp,W lOS Lehra Bega (200) 2,8B5 Pr S(I) Hp,W PR 106 Lehra Mohabat (196) 6,597 Se:.S(I) Hp PR,T PO 107 Bath (197) 684 Pr.S(l) Hp ... lOB Poohla (198) 5,557 Sec.S(I) VH(1) Hp PR PO 109 Mari (191) 1,613 Pr.S(!) E Hp 110 Patti Sandli (189) 3,040 H(l) Hp PR PO III Patti Sandwal (190) 3,374 Mid.s(I) HC(I) B Hp PR pO Sec.S(I] 112 Patti Kala (192) 5,967 Mid.s( ) VH(t)H(l) Hp PR PO' Sec.SO) 113 Patti Karamchand (193) 5,345 Pr.S(l) Mid.s(l) VH(I)H(1) Hp PR PO' Sec.S(1) 114 Lehra Sondha (195) 1,824 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W PR 115 Lehra Dhulkot (194) 1,800 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PR 116 Chak Bakhtu (203) 2,199 Pr.S(1) Hp,W KR PO' 117 Lohra Khana (202) 3,379 Pr.S(1) Hp,W KR,T PO 118 Chak Ram Singhwala (204) 1,879 Pr.S(!) }{p,W 119 Rai Khana (21) 2,910 Pr.S(!) Hp,W ' .. pO- 120 Dhan Singh Khana (23) 2,822 Pr.S(I) B W KR,T 122 Kot Bhara (53) 2,444 Pr.S(l) B Hp,W PR 123 Chathewala (54) 2,774 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PO 124 Jeon Singhwala (55) 3,615 Pr.S(I) B Hp,W PR PO- 125 Kale Bander (56) 4,279 Pr .S(I) Hp-,W 126 Shergarh (95) 2,211 Pr.S(I) }{p KR,T 127 Bhagwanparh Alias 3,448 Mid.s(I) Hp,W KR,T Bhukhian Wali (96) 128 Dunewala (97) 1,204 Pr.S(I) Hp 129 Machhana (98) 1,197 Pr.S(I) Hp PR 131 Amarpura Alias Gurthuri 1.473 Pr.S(t) }{p,W PR PO- (112) ]32 Jassi Bagwali (111) 4,444 Pr.S(l) B }{p,W PR PO 133 Kishanpura Alias Kuti (110) 1,828 Sec.S(t) B Hp,W PR PO" 134- Bandi (107) 5,279 Pr.S(I) Hp PO' 135 Kotti Sabu (105) 1,523 Hp,W 136 Faridkot (106) 2,639 Pr.S(1) E Hp,W 137 Chak Kharak Singh Alias 2,924 Pr .S(I) E T,C Doomwali (109) 138 pathrala (108) 7,228 Pr.S(I) VH(l) E TK,W PR,T PO 139 Chak Ruldu Singhwala (113) 2,830 Pr.S(I) B Hp,W PR PO' 140 Pakka Kalan (114) 7,791 Sec.S(l) VH(I) Hp,W KR PO' MCW(l) 141 Jodhpur Bagga Singh Alias 2,019 Pr.S(I) W Phalran (1l6) 142 Chak Hira Singhwala Alias 2,147 Pr.S(l) Hp,W KR Pakko Khurd (115) 143 Bangi Rughu (40) 1,395 Hp,W PO' 144 Malwala (42) 1,928 Pr.S(1) Hp,W 145 Manwala (43) 1,668 Pr.S(I) Hp 41 DIRECTORY ]:.and Use BHATINDA DISTRICT Staple Pood Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historicaJ held in the or archaeological Porest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat & Maize 1,480 1,357 138 Sangat (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,620 2,894 312 Bhatinda (10) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 816 473 105 Bhatinda (11) Wheat, Maize & Hajra 5,443 5,185 434 323 Kat Pateh (8) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 906 361 149 Bhatinda (8) Wheat & Maize 3,397 4,006 445 Bhueho Mandi (6) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 1,673 1,678 233 Bhueho Mandi (3) Gurdwara Wheat 554 370 156 Bhatinda (16) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,086 1,543 256 Bhucho Mandi (3) Wheat 4,941 •1,223 433 Rampura Phul (6) Wheat & Maize 463 162 7 52 Rampura Phul (9) Wheat & Maize 5,092 465 Rampura Phul (10) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 932 482 199 Rampura Phul (9) Samadh Wheat & Maize 1,303 1,438 299 Rampura Phul (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,270 2,010 94 Rampura Phul (7) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 1,815 3,842 310 Rampura Phul (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 28 2,965 1,983 369 Rampura Phul (6) One day Gurdwara (Jan .-Pab.) Gurusar Wheat, Maize & Bajra 639 1,043 142 Rampura Phu! (6) Gurdwara Chhota Gurusar Wheat, Maize & Bajra 565 1,043 192 Rampura Phul (3) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,977 35 187 Bhueho Mandi (3) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 959 2,169 251 Bhucho Mandi (5) Wheat & Bajra 991 735 153 Kot Fateh (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,5 J 1 1,236 163 Kot Fateh (5) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,447 1,132 243 Kot Pateh (2) One day Mela Bhandersar (March-April) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,852 384 208 Kot Pateh (3) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,451 1,150 173 Kot Pateh (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,167 1,181 267 Kot Pateh (3) Wh!at, Maize & Bajra 1,981 2,047 251 Kot Pateh (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 700 1,232 279 Raman Mandi (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,019 ~,215 9 205 Raman Mandi (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 726 348 130 Sangat (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 736 372 11 78 Sangat (4) Wheat, Gram & Bajra 797 549 127 Sangat (3) Wheat, Maize, Gram & 1,321 2,675 448 Sangat (11) Two fair held Smadh Baba Bajra annually Rama Nand Wheat, Maize, Gram & 887 725 216 Sangat (6) Bajra Wheat 1,661 3,391 227 Sangat (10) Wheat 672 779 72 Dabwali (Hary) (10) Wheat 1,37J 1,165 101 Dabwali (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,136 1,550 238 Dabwali (2) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 3,248 3,555 425 Dabwali (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,109 484 237 Dabwali (8) ... Wheat, Bajra & Gram 5,577 1,632 582 Sangat (6) Gurdwara, Temple Wheat & Bajra 1,288 584 147 Sangat (8) Wheat & Bajra 1,610 406 131 Sangat (9) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,278 15 102 Raman Mandi (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,548 242 2 136 Raman Mandi (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra ... 1,272 218 10 168 Raman Mandi (10) 42 VILU~E BHATINDA TAHSIL Amenities (1M Total Amenities available within the village Loca- Name of village area tion (With Hadbast No.) of the Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post &. Code village supply water cations Telegraph No. (in acres) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11/2/146 Bangi Deepa (41) 1,486 Pr.S(t) Hp,W 147 Kot Bakhtu (44) 4,306 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W PO 148 Mahi Nangal (45) 2,671 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PO 149 Bhagi Bandar (46) 6,246 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W PR PO ISO Ranger Charat Singh (48) 1,092 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 1St Banger Muhbat Singh (49) 832 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 152 Ramgarh Bhundar (51) 1,497 Pr.S(l) Hp,W 153 Burj Serna (50) 1,386 Pr.S(l) Hp,W 154 Bhai Bakhtaur (24) 2,003 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PR 155 Ghaso Khana (22) 773 Pr.S(!) Hp,W PR 156 Manak Khana (20) 649 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 157 Chanarthal (19) 2,155 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 158 Gehri Bara Singh (18) 1,707 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 159 Maisar Khana (17) 4,946 Mid.S(l) W PR PO 160 Ram Nagar Alias Kasai- 4,367 Pr.S(I) MCW(I) E Hp,W PR PO wara (16) 161 Thamangarh (65) 1,302 Mid.S(l) Hp,W PR 162 Kutiwal Kalan (66) 1,900 Mid.S(1) D(I) Hp,W PR PO 163 Kutiwal Khurd (67) 1,400 Pr.S(t) Hp,W 164 Ramgarh Ghuman (68) 1,517 Pr.S(1) E Hp,W PR 165 Ghuman Kalan (70) ..3,756 Mia.S(1) Hp,W,TW PR PO 166 Kharak Singhwala (64) 2,146 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 167 Libha (62) 4,926 Mid.S(I) Hp KR PO 168 BVrj Rathi (60) 2,284 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 169 Sukh Singhwala (69) 458 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PR 170 Bhai Desa (71) 1,613 Pr.S(!) Hp,W 173 Maur Charat Singh (15) 2,242 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PR 174 Jatri (25) 951 Pr.S(I) W 175 Jodhpur Pakhar (27) 4,858 Mid.SCl) E Hp,W PR PO 176 Mari (26) 615 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PR 177 MansaKalan (13) 2,246 Pr.S(I) Hp 178 Lalewala (28) 3,139 Pr.S(I) Hp 179 Natt (47) 1,219 Pr.S(l) Hp,W 180 Talwandi Sabo (34) 10,926 Pr.S(l) HC(l) E W.T PR PTa Sec.S(I) C(l) MCW(l) FBC(I) 181 Laleana (36) 2,795 Pr.S(!) Hp,W PO 182 Bangi Ruldu (37) 3,978 Mid.S(l) E Hp,W PO 183 Bangi Niha! Singb (38) 3,646 Mid.S(1) E Hp.C PR 184 Sukhladhi (39) 1,976 Pr.S(I) W 185 Sekho (117) 4,742 Pr.SO) D(l)VD(I) W KR PO 186 Takhanwala (118) 3,011 Pr.S(l) W 187 Ramsara (122) 1,424 Pr.s(l) Hp,W 188 Kanakwal Alias Ratangarh 2,937 Pr.S(I) Hp,W (123) 189 PhulIo Khari (124) 2,946 Pr.S(I) W 191 Bagha (119) 2,850 Pr.S(I) W 192 Kamalu (120) 1.482 Pr.S(I) W 193 Jajjal (35) 2,071 Sec.S(l) E Hp,W PR PO 194 Malkana (125) 6,050 Pr.S(1) Hp,W PO 195 Giana (126) 4,634 Pr.S~l) Hp,W PR PO 196 Gatwali (127) 1,732 Hp,W 197 Tarangli (129) 760 P;.S(I) W.TW KR 198 Jogewala (128) 1,064 Pr.S(I) TK 199 Teona Pujarian (130) 2,910 Pr.S(l) TW KR 200 Sangat Kburd (131) 974 Pr.S,}.) TW KR 43 :DIRECTORY Land Use BBATINDA DISTRICT Staple Food Land use (i.e. area. under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including: types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historf~ held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultiva tion 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,184 163 139 Raman.Mandi (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,552 1,330 68 356 Raman Mandi (10) Wheat & Maize 1,557 891 223 Raman Mandi (11) Gurdwara Wh~t 3,236 2,509 501 Kat Fateh (12) Whe t& Bajra 919 87 86 Kot Pateh (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 672 99 61 Kot Pateh (8) ... Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,043 367 87 Kot Pateh (5) Wheat 769 534 83 Maur Mandi (11) Wheat 297 1,521 185 Maur Mandi (13) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 560 133 80 Kot Pateh (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 239 364 46 Maur Mandi (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 911 1,083 161 Maur Mandi (6) Wheat & Bajra 591 995 121 Maur Mandi (9) Wheat & Bajra 1,267 3,326 4 349 Maur Mandi (6) One day Devi·Da Meta (Sept.• Oct .) Wheat & Bajra 1,162 2,952 253 Maur Mandi (5) Wheat, Bajra & Gram 763 320 219 Maur Mandi (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 318 ./904 564 114 Maur Mandi (8) Wheat, Maize & Gram 246 ,0861 74 Maur Mandi (6) Wheat, Maiz¢ & Bajra 990 441 86 Maur Mandi (5) Wheat, Maize 4- ;Bajra 2,579 898 279 Maur Mandi (5) Wheat & Bajra 1,103 997 46 Maur Mandi (11) Wheat 2,348 2,324 254 Maur Mandi (14) Wheat & Bajra 1,106 \,003 175 Maur Mandi (10) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 315 101 42 Maur Mandi (12) Wheat & Bajra, 592 863 158 Maur Mandi (11) Wheat & Bajra 1,302 762 178 Maur Mandi (2) Wheat & Bajra 657 232 62 Maur Mandi (5) Wheat 2,916 1,508 434 Maur Mandi (8) Wheat & Bajra 469 66 80 Maur Mandi (5) Wheat & Bajra 1,555 541 150 Mansa Mandi (2) Wheat & Bajra 1,882 1,036 221 Maur Mandi (11) Wheat 1,105 4 110 Kot Pateh (10) Whea', Maize, Rice & 7,224 2,714 315 673 Raman Mandi.(13) One day Baisakhi Bajra (April-13) Gurdwara, Damdama Sahib Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,889 751 155 Raman Mandi (8) Gurdwara Wheat. Maize & Bajra 2,470 1,350 -158 Raman Mandi (7) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,832 1,558 256 Raman Mandi' (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,775 68 133 Raman Mandi (5) Wheat & B3jra 2,887 1,552 303 Raman Mandi (10) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,080 1,766 165 Raman Mandi (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 611 714 99 Raman Mandi (2) 'Wheat ' 112 2,637 18~ Raman Mandi (3) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 468 2,348 130 • Raman Mandi (2) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,206 1,438 206 Raman Mandi (2) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,228 152 102 Raman Mandi (2) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,372 542 157 Raman Mandi (3) SantDa Dera Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,807 2,915 328 Raman Mandi (6) Wheat 2,657 1,778 199 Raman Mandi (8) Wheat 630 963 139 Raman Mandi (10) Wheat 386 314 60 Raman Mandi (11) Whe::t 258 742 64 Raman Mandi (10) Wheat 1,044 1,701 165 R&man Mandi (13) Wheat 556 352 66 Raman Mandi (13) 44 VILLAqt: ;BlJ4TINDA ~4I¥JL Amenities arid Total Amenities available w_ithiljl the village i.o~- Name of village area don (with Ha9bast No.) Qf the Educational Medit:al Power Drinkinf( Communi- Post & COde village supply water c:!tions Telegmph No. (in acres) 1 2 .3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11/2/201 Behman Jassa Singh (133) 2,884 Pr.St!) W KR 202 Gurusar (32) 1;378 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PR 203 Fatehgarh Nauabad (33) 1,426 Pr.S(I) Hp PR 204 Sheikl\pura (29) 4,855 Mid.S(I) Hp KR 205 Burj (14) 1,807 Pr.S(l) ~p 206 Rajgarh Khubba (10 3,429 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PO 207 Kalloh (10) 2,232 Pr.S(I) W 208 Kotli Kalan (9) 4,465 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PO 209 Kotli Khurd (86) 2,954 Pr.S(J) Hp,W PO 210 Kamaloo (87) 1,327 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PO 211 Swaich (88) • 1,478 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PO 212 Sao doh a (12) 4,056 Pr.S(l) Hp,W KR 213 Bhagwanpura Alias 1,248 Pr.S(I) Hp,W Gandianwala (30) 214 Ramiirth Jaga (32) 7,379 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PR PO 215 Singo (138) 3,5,07 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PR 216 Behman Koer Singh (134) 2,857 Pr.S(I) TW KR 217 Lehri (139) 3,157 Pr.S(l) T PO 218 Nangla (149) 3,003 Pr.S(I) T,W PO 219 Natheha (141) 2,754 Sec.SO) D(I) " ... Hp KR PO .220 Menuana (137) 935 Pr.S(I) Hp :221 Mirjiana (136) 1,620 Pr.S(I) Hp 222 Gehlewala (135) 1,365 Pr.S(l) Hp 223 Kaurewala (143) 1,971 Pr.S(I) TK,C 224 Raya (144) 1,319 Pr.S(l) Hp PO 225 Golewala (142) 1,212 Pr.S(I) Hp PR 226 Kalalwala (145) 2,441 Pr.S(I) Hp PO 227 Pateh Balu (146) 1,193 pr.S(I) - C Note: The following Villages have been merged in towns : Location Code No. Name with Hadbast No. Name of Town " 11/2/62 Haji Ratan (69) Bhatinda 11/2/103 Bhucho Mandi (209) Bhucho Mandi 11/2/121 Kot ";ateh (5t) Kot Pateh 11/2/130 Sangat Kalan (99) Sangat 11/2/171 Maur Kalan (14) Maur mandi 11/2/172 Mavr Kh'9~4 (13) Maurmandi 11/2/190 R,a!Ililn (~,I.!l"at) (121) Ramanmandi 45 DIRECTORY Land Use BHATINDA DISTRICT Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres reunded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historical held in the or archaeological Porest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat 1,497 1,248 139 Raman Mandi (16) Wheat 702 586 90 Maur Mandi (24) Wheat 652 605 70 99 Maur Mandi (19) Wheat &: Bajra 3,052 1,475 50 278 Maur Mandi (13) Wheat & Bajra 1,387 326 94 Maur Mandi (6) Wheat 2,266 955 208 Maur Mandi (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 740 1,3311 154 Maur Mandi (6) Wheat, Maize &: Bajra 1,167 3,176 122 Maur Mandi (6) Wheat 1,032 1,753 ]69 Maur Mandi (11) Wheat 882 364 81 Maur Mandi (10) Wheat 629 767 82 Maur Mandi (10) Wheat 2,105 1.742 209 Maur Mandi (6) Wheat 646 520 82 Maur Mandi (13) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,969 4,038 372 Maur Mandi (14) Wheat 1,737 1,624 146 Maur Mandi (16) Wheat 988 1,756 113 Raman Mandi (14) Wheat & Bajra 666 2,284 207 Raman Mandi (19) Wheat 1,003 1,842 158 Maur Mandi (21) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 762 1,794 25 173 Raman Mandi (32) Gurdwara Wheat & Bajra 343 532 60 Raman M andj (16) Wheat, Maize &. Gram 1,255 275 90 Raman Mandi (19) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Gram 816 489 60 Raman Mandi (18) Wheat, Maize & Gram 1,180 634 157 Raman Mandi (16) Wheat &: Bajra 763 480 76 Raman Mandi (22) Wheat, Bajra & Gram 648 424 140 Raman Mandi (32) Wheat, Hajra & Gram r,378 832 231 Raman Mandi (29) Gurdwara Wheat, Bajra & Gram 481 652 60 Raman Mandi (27) Rampura Phul Tahsil 47 48 VILLAGE RAMPURA PHUL TAHSIL Amenities and Top\l Amenities available within the village Locll:: 'Name .of village Mdl tion (with Hadbast No.) of the Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi Post & Code village supply water cations Telegraph No. (in acres) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11/3/1 Ramuwala (17) 1,156 Pr.SO) E Hp PO 2 Hakam Singhwala (18) 1,150 Pc.S(1) MCW(I) Hp 3 Koer Singhwala (19) 1,441 Pr.S)I) B Hp 4 Bhodipura (20) 2,518 Mid.S(I) E Hp 5 Akalia Ja1a1 (21) 2,759 Mid.S(l) E Hp PO 6 Gurusar (22) 1,745 Pr.SO) D(I) Hp PR 7 Kesar Singhwala (185) 992 Pr.S(l) E Hp KR 8 Burjlodha Singhwala (184) 1,502 Pr.S(1) E Hp KR 9 Siriewala (183) 3,201 Pr.S(I) E Hp PR PO 10 Burj Tharor (2) 819 Pr.S(I) E Hp PR 11 Maluka (5) 5,172 Mid.S(l) E Hp PR PO' 12 Neor (6) 1,272 Pr.S(I) E Hp 13 Kotha Guru (1) 7,387 Sec.S(l) HC(l) E Hp PR PO 14 Bhagta (186) 5,345 Sec.S(1) HC(l) FPC(I) E Hp PR PO IS Hamirgarh (23) 2,069 Pr.S(I) E Hp PR 16 Jalal (24) 4,976 Sec.S(l) HC(l) E Hp PR PO 17 Dialpura Bhaika (25) 5,047 Pr.S(I) E Hp PR PO 18 Gaunspura (26) 897 pl.S(I) Hp PR,KR 19 Kangar (27) 1,694 Pr.S(1) Hp PR 20 Salabatpura (28) 1,395 Pr.S(l~ E Hp PR PO 21 Adampura (29) 1,448 Pr.S(l) E Hp KR 22 Rajgarh (30) 1,648 Pr.S(I) Hp KR 23 DuleWala (31) 1,581 Pr.S(I) E Hp KR 24 Bhai Rupa (32) 11,285 Sec.S(I) D{l) Hp,W PR PO' 25 Gnmti Kalan (33) 5,003 Mid.S(I) D(I) E Hp,W PR PO 26 Dhilpura Mirja (I) 5,342 Mid.S(I) ~MCW(l) Hp PR,KR PO (1) 27 Selbrah (34) 3,803 Sed::I) E Hp,TW PR PO 28 Burj Gill (36) 1,305 Pd3{1) E Hp PR 29 Ghandawoa (441) 2,068 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PR,KR 1'0 Sec.S(I) 30 Sandhu Khurd (442) 1,048 Pr.S(I) Hp PR Sec.S(I) 31 l'hulewala (443) 1,624 Hp PR,KR 32 Dhapali (444) 6,140 Mid.S(I) E Hp,W PR PO 33 Harnam Singhwala (38) 1,471 Pr.S(I) E Hp,TW PR 34 Kaulokc (35) 872 Pr.S(I) E Hp,TW PR 35 Sadhana (37) 1,678 Pr.S(I) E Hp PR 36 Phu} (Rural) (42) 8,79& E Hp PR,KR PTO, Phone 37 Dhingar (445) 951 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PR,KR 38 Raiya (2) 3,456 Pr.S(I) B Hp,W PR,KR PO 39 Alike (446) 1,493 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PO 40 Bugran (43) 1,210 Pr.S(I) Bp,W DIRECroRY Eand·Use B,uTINDA DISTRICT Staple Food Land use (i.e. area 1JI1der different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres roun<:l~ and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit). (in kms.) Hat, ilany, religious, historical held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation Ie 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat & Maize 1,016 39 101 ~hadaur (22) Wheat & Maize 762 303 85 hadaur (21) Wheat 955 395 7 84 Bhadaur (19) Wheat & Maize 1~3~2 969 157 Bhadaur (19) One day Baisakhi (April-I3) Wheat 910 1,696 3 150 Bhadaur (19) Wheat & Maize 885 719 141 Bhadaur (18) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 537 368 87 Jaitu Mandi (24) Wheat & Maize 1,381 48 73 Jaitu Mandi (16) Wheat & Maize 1,804 1,200 197 Jai~u Mandi (16) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 489 237 93 Jaitu Mandi (16) Wheat 3,621 1~253 298 Jaitu Mandi (18) Gurdwara Tarvana Sahib Wheat 774 414 84 Jaitu Mandi (20) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 4,461 2,300 626 Bhadaur (22) A fair held Gurdwara, annually ,Gangsar Wheat & Maizt; 3,978 779 11 577 "Bhadaur (22) A fair held Gurdwara annually Sahib Wheat & Maize 779 1,158 132 Bhadaur (19; Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,420 2,184 372 Rampura Phul (18) Wheat & Maize 286 1,256 3,219 286 Ramptira Phul (24) One day Baisakhi (April-13) Wheat & Maize 355 498 44 Bhadaur (12) Wheat & Maize - 746 715 103 130 Bhadaur (11) Wheat, Maize ~ Bajra 716 487 162 Bhadaur (10) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 6~4 645 119 Bhadaur (7) Wheat & Maize . 743 755 150 Bhadaur (1) One' day Baisakhi (April-B) Wheat & Maize 1,368 84 129 Bhadaur (8) Three days Aniversary Baba (May-June) Mani'Singh Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 4,921 5,514 72 778 Rampura Phul (8) A fair held Gurdwara, .Qram annually 6th Padshahi Jand Sahib Wheat, Maize & pajra 1,298 3,407 298 ~ampura Phul (18) ... Wheat & Bajra 1,683 ~,286 373 Rampura Phul (13) Gurdwara .~" . Wheat, Maize, 1ll)jra & 2,288 1,275 23 217 ~ampura Phul (14) Three days Me1a ~idh r'~ .. ;. , Rice I (Sept.-Oct.) Wheat & Bajra 513 673 20 99 Raml?ura Phul (8) Wheat & Maize 159 Ramp~ra Phil) (8) , Gur9Wara: I,Of9 829 31 • ~ • t' ; .. Wheat & Maize 793 157 97 Rampura Phul (10) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 802 697 125 Rampura Phul (10) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 2,567 3,028 22 523 Rampura Phul (5) Gurdwara, Temple Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 1,152 200 119 Rampura Phul (10) Rice Wheat, Maize, Bajra & ... 650 163 59 Rampura PhuI (11) Rice Wheat 910 672 96 Rampura Phul (5) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 4,543 3,150 255 850 Rampura Phul (5) Gurdwara, Temple Wheat & Maize 483 410 58 Rampura Phu} (5) Wheat & Maize ],387 1,667 68 334 Tapa (8) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 608 703 182 Tapa (6) Gurdwara Gram Wheat, Maize & Bajra 890 209 5 ]06 Rampura Phu} (6) SO VILLAGE RAMPURA PHUL TAHSIL Amenities and Total Amenities available within the village Loca- Name of village area. tion (with Hadbast NQ.) ()fthe Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code village supply water cations Telegraph No. (in acres) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11/3/41 Chotian (42) 1,010 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W 42 Burj Mansa (41) 7').7 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W ... 43 Gill Kalan (40) 2,895 Pr.S(l) E HP,W PR 44 Rampura (Rural) (72) 4,903 Mid.S(l) E lip PR,T PO 45 Kotla (73) 2,678 Pr.S(l) Hp PO 46 Bhunder (449) 3,824 47 Pr.s(l) E Hp PO Mandi Kalan (2) 6,173 ~.S(I) Hp,W PR PO 48 Pitho (45) . 4,813 Pr.S(I) B Hp PO 49 Kararwala (44) 2,946 Pr.S(I) VH(I) E Hp PR,T PO, Ph01le' 50 Jethuke.(447) 2,427 Sec.S(l) He(l) Hp PR,T PO 51 Ghureli (448) 780 Pr.S(I) 52 E Hp PR,T Ghurela (49) 1,048 Pr.S(l) E Hp 53 j eondan (71) 3,244 . Mid.S(I) E Hp PO 54 Jaidan (46) 1,129 Mid.S(I) 55 E Hp PR Badiala (47) 1,605 Pr.S(l) VB(I) E Hp PR 56 Ballo (48) 3,276 Mid.S(I) 57 E Hp PO Chaoktl (450) 7,445 E Hp PO 58 Khokhar (3) 2,897 Pr.S(l) Hp 59 Dhade (3) 3,113 Pr.S(I) 60 Hp,W Ram Niwas (4) 1,654 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PR 61 Baliamwali (6) 5,910 Sec.S(l) He(l) Hp PO 62 Dau]atpura (7) 996 Pr.S(1) 6:1 Gill (8) Hp PO 1,107 Pr.S(I) .. , Hp 64 Mansa Khurd (12) 1,734 Pr.S(I) '" 65 E Hp Jhanduke (11) 2,189 Pr.S(l) Hp 66 Nandgarh (9) 1,J08 Pr.S(I) 0(1) Hp 67 Har-Kis'hanp\lra (10) 1,236 Pr.S(l) 68 Mandi Khurd (5) Hp 1,183 Pr.S(l) Hp PO- 69 Dikh (2) 4,329 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PO- 70 Sooch (4) 1,525 Pr.S(l) B Hp 71 Pirkot (451) 2,129 Pr.S(1) 72 Bhaiw Chuhar (452) E Hp 1',534 Pr.S(I) Hp PO- ~1 DIRECl'ORY Land Use BHATINDA DISTRICT Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under di1ferent Nearest town Day or days Remark's including types of land use in aeres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if.ny, religious, historiea)' held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Colti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat, Maize &. Bajra 782 154 73 Rampura Phu] (4) Wheat, Maize &. Bajra 392 286 49 Rampura PhuJ (5) Wheat, MaIze &: Bajra 2,427 159 6 303 Rampura Phu) (5) Gurdwa' a. Wheat &. Maize 3,029 1,447 427 Rampura Phu] (0) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,690 824 163 Rampura Phu] (5) Wheat, Maize &. Bajra 1,504 2,097 96 127 Rampura Phul (7) Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 4,626 1,173 374 Rampura Phul (6) Gurdwara Gram Wheat, Maize &. Bajra 2,431 2,090 292 Rampura Phu) (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,379 1,285 8 274 Rampura Phul (5) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 954 1,288 185 Rampura Phu1 (10) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 181 547 50 Tapa (2) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 510 450 88 Tapa (2) Smadh Baba Budhas Wheat, Maize & Bajra 519 2,375 350 Rampura Phul (10) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 837 186 106 Rampura Phu} (10) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 973 438 194 Rampura Phul (11) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,798 J,212 266 Rampura Phul (13) Wheat, Maize, Bajra <\ 2,329 4,642 474 Rampura Phul (19) A fal~ held Smadh Baba Gram annually Dona Singh Wheat & Bajra 802 1,953 142 Rampura Phul (16) One day MelaKaloo (March-April) Nath Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,043 845 225 Rampura Phul (10) Wheat, Maize & Bajra ... 735 792 1 126 Rampura Phul (10) "- Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,903 2,617 390 Bhucho Mandi (10) Gurdwara Wheat 823 113 60 Bhucho Mandi (8) Wbeat 757 241 109 Bhucbo Mandi (6) Wheat 56R 1,085 ill Kot Fateh (5) Wheat 1,674 394 121 Kot Fateh (7) Wheat 863 344 101 Bhucho Mandi (to) Wheat 628 554 54 Kot Fateh (10) Wheat, Maize, Bajra &. 241 868 74 Maur Mandi (8) Gram Wheat & Bajra 1;437 2,709 183 Rampura Phul (16) Gurdwara, Guru Teg Bahadur ji Wheat & Bajra 378 } ,069 78 Rampura Phul (19) -"'wheat, Maize & Bajra 453 1,591 85 Maur Mandi (10) Smadh Pir Tara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 696 750 88 Maur Mandi (10) Mama .Tahsil 5'3 54 VILLAGE lVtANSA TAHSIL Amenities ami ,.~ _, 'I -~; • 'f >;-., ~ Total Amenities available within the village Ld~ ~ 'Natne ..'() '- !'¥ill area tion (with Hadbast No.) of the Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code village supply water. cations Telegraph No. (in acres) i 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11/4/1 Aklia (6) 6.495 Mid.S(l) Hp,W PR PO 1 Rar (4) 1,974 Pr.S{l) B Hp 3 Burj Dhilwan (63) 2,359 Mid.SO) B HI' PO 4 Burj,'Jbabra (5) 965 Pr.S(I) Hp 5 Ralla (7) 7,093 Sec.S(I) Hp,W PR PO 6 Joga (8) 8,856 Pr.S(I) Sec.(1) D{l) E Hp,W PR PO 7 Makha Chahlan (9) 1,326 Pr.S(I) Hp PO 8 Anupgarh (10) 1,340 Pr.S(l) Hp 9 Alisher Khurd (It) 1,238 Pr.S(l) HI' 10 Alisher Kalan (12) 1,237 Pr.S(l) Hp 11 Maujo Khurd (14) 1,250 Pr .S(1) Hp,W 12 Matti (IS) 3,349 Mid.S(I) Hp PO 13 Gurthari (22) 1,936 Pr.S(l) Hp,W .KR 14 Maujo Kalan (13) 220 Hp,W 15 Dialuwala (23) 928 Pr.S(l) Hp,W 16 Khiwa Khurd (24) 2,357 Pr.S(I) B Hp t7 Heron Kalan (25) 3,695 Mid.S(1) MCW(1) B HI' PO f8 Hamirgarh Alias Dhaipai (26) 2,927 Pr.S(1) HC(I) Hp PO 19 Bir Khurd (27) 1,904 Mid.S(t) Hp KR 20 lassarwala (28) 420 Pr.S(l) Hp 21 Khiwa Kalan (21) 2,923 Pr.S(I) Hp,W KR PO 22 Samaon (19) 3,060 Pr.S(I) Hp PR 23 Atla Khurd (18) 1,497 Pr.S(I) B HI' PRo 24 Atla Kalan (17) 2,430 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PR PO .25 Bhopal (16) 3,141 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PR PO 26 Tam Kot(58) 2,236 Pr.S(l) B Hp PR PO 27 Burj Hari~) 3,302 Pr.S(t) B Hp 28 Bbani Bag (59) 5,634 Sec.S(I) B PR PTO 29 Tbuthianwali (57) 2,272 Pr.S(t) ~W PR .30 Malakpur (56) 2,755 Pr.S(l) FPc(I) Hp,W PR .31 Khiala Kalan (52) 4,464 Sec.S(l) HC(l) Hp PR PO FPC(h) 32 Khiala Khurd (53) 1,050 33 Dalel Singh Wala (50) 2,317 Pr.S(1) ii'p,W,TW 34 Kotra (51) 1,841 Pr.S(t) Hp,W,TW PR PO .35 Bhikhi (20) 6,903 Sec.S(2) D(l) B Hp PR PTO. Phone 36 Mula Singh Wala (49) 1,286 Pr.S(1) B Hp,W,TW 37 Kishangarh Pbarwahi (48) 2,940 Mid.S(I) B Hp,W,TW PR PO 38 Dhalewan (30) 3,524 Pr.S(1) Hp,W PO 39 Mohar Singh Wala (29) 1,488 Pr.S(t) Hp,W 40 Hodla Kalan (31) 2,249 Mid.S(l) E. Hp ~PO 41 Samundgarh Alias Khiwa 606 Pr.S(l) Hp,W Mihan SingbWaJa (32) -42 Heron Khurd (33) 1,603 Pr.S(I) Hp 55 b1REctbRY Larid\U~ "',,'. BHATINDA, DIS'FRICr _ ~taple Food Land Use' (i.e. ate1t itndtr'different Nearest town' Day or days Remarks i,llc1udu. '-types ofland-use in-a-eres-rounded- '_ - and-distance of the matket;,<·an,. place 0', >~, t<1 the' ne:ires t UIIif) " , '> (in krils.) Hat, if any, religious, historical _., ',"_' ",I'.~.''':q. held in the or archaeological, Forest Irrigated Un- Culti. Arta not village 'interest irrigated vable available waste for' cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 wheat. Bajra & Gram 3,128 2,970 151 246 Tapa (16) Three days Mela :Pal;ira~ (March-~pril} Wheat, Bajra & Gram 903 ... 902 169 Rlunpura Pliuf.(l6) Wheat & Bajra 1,430 762 167 Maur Mandi (14) Wheat, Maize & Gram 390 .511 64 Maur Mandi·(l8) Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 2,402 31734 235' 7).2- Mansa (14) .' Historical Gate Gram built oy Maha- raja' of Patiala , .. Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 3,175 .5,032 648 Mansa (19) Three days ',.P.alare fair. Gram (March-April) Wheat, Maize & Rice 762 414 8 142 Mansa (18) Wheat, Maize &·Rice 435 770 ..... 135 Mansa (21) Wheat, Maize & Rice 824 336 78 nnanaula (1.6): Wheat, Maize & Rice 7'19 415 93 Dhanaula (14) Gurdwani Wheat & Maize 767 348 135 . Dhdnaula (16r Wheat & Maize 773 467 I~~11 , 292 Dhanaula (19) Wheat, Maize, Rice & Gram•• : 1,136 721 79 LOngowal (M) Wheat 183 37 Ohanaula (16)' Wheat, Maize, Bajra & ...._ 822 78 28 Simimi (19) Gram " Wheat, Maize &; Bajra 911 1,237 .. 209 Sunain (19) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,252 1,134 309 Sunam (18) Gurdwara, ,Gnrti,Teg Bahadurji Wheat & Bajra"· r,165 1,477 285 ~nam (19) Wheat & Bajra 990 760 13 141 Sunam (21) Wheat & Bajra 187 189 3 41 Budhlada (18)' .. __.... \ Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,679 1,039 205 Budhfada (19f Gurdwara Whcrat, Maize & Bajra 1,876 898 5 281 + Budhlada (18) Ciurdwara,Ciuru Teg Bllhadur ji Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,009 378 110 Budhlada (I!» Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,313 947 170 Budhlada (17) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize, Hajra &: 1,201 1,537 403 Maniia (11)- A fair held . Ciurdwara, Gram annually Guru Teg B~hai1ur ji Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,295 727 214 Maosa (.10) Wheat,-Maiza & Bajra 1,275 1,703 ..." ~ 324 'ManBajra 1,438 1,703 30 353 Budhlada (11) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 917 467 t04 r Budhlada (11) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1;292 738 219 ' Budhlada (16) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 227 343 .... , 36 Budhlada (18) Wheat & Bi\ira 989 479 135 Budhlada (14) ..~ 56 m~~Gj: M'ANS'A TAHSIL Amenitie.ulIi_d Total Amenities available withifl the village Loca-: -Name of village area ' . tion' (with Hadbast No.) of the Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code village supply water cations Telegraph No. (iD acres) ~. K' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 JlJ4J43 Guradi (j7) 2,553 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PO 44 KanaJpVal Chahlan (34)' 1,426 Pr.S(I) Hp 45 A1a!Jt1jur Boma: (35) 1,233 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 46 Bhadra (36) 1,780 Pr.S(l) Hp 47 Dodtil (219) 3,028 Pr.SCI) VH(I) Hp,W t •• 48 Budhpura (39) 547 49 Biroke Kalan (38) 3,907 Pr.S(I) MCW(J) Hp 'PO 50 Borawal (4<1) 2,853 Pr.S(t) Hp PR PO 51 Jitgarh (41) 1,405 Pr.S(I) Hp 52 Gurne K.alan (42) 2,243 Mid.S(I) Hp PR PO 53 Gurne K.hurd (43) 1,177 Pr.S(I) Hp 54 Hassanpur (44) 974 Pr.S(I) Hp 55 Phaphre Bhaike (46) 4,055 Pr.S(1)·,Sec.S(l) D(I) E Hp,W PO 56 Bappiana (47) 2,046 Pr.S(I) MCW(I) E Hp,W,1W PO 57 Khilan (45) 1,089 • Pr.S(I) Hp,W PO 58 Chakerian (117) 1,907 Pr.S(I) E Hp 59 Kot LaUu (54) 1,729 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W,T'N PO 60 Mansa Khurd (55) 2,418 Pr.S(I) E Hp PR 61 ~~!an (Rural} (76) 6,226 E HP PR,T PTO, Phone 62 Khokhar Kalan (75) 2,812 Pr.S(!) Hp PO 63 sa:craa;Singh Wala (72) 2,020 Pr.S(I) Hp KR,T PO 64- Aspa1;(-73). 808 Hp 65 Man"Bibarian (85~ 1,504 Pr.S(1) Hp PO 66 Mussa (84) 3,043 Mid.S(I) Hp PO 67 Khokhar Khurd (74) 1,727 Pr.S(I) Hp 68 Ram Dittewala (77) 1,544 Pr.S(I) Hp PR 69 Gehla (78) 1,292 Pr.S(I) Hp PR ... 70 Gagowala (79) 1,340 Pr.S(I) Hp 71 Ohr.~ 1,642 Pr.S(I) 'y Hp,W PR 72 Nangal Khurd (113) 2,701 Pr.S(1) E PR 73 la",~h~l' Ke (114) 2,807 Pr.S I) 'E PR 74 Naugj! Kalan (l1S) 5,914 Mid.S(l) D(I) tHp PO 75 ~a1a (116) 2,305 Pr.S(I) Hp 76 Herewala (120) 1,344 Pr.S(I) HP.W 77 Piplian (127) 821 Pr.S(I) Hp PO 78 Khara (119) 1,909 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PO 79 Narinderpura (1-18) 1,695 Pr.S(I) Hp KR,T PO 80 Kalehri (233)" 1,212 Pr.S(I) Hp,W KR 81 Ahmadpur (232) 4,051 Pr.S(I) Hp,W KR PO 82 Chakan (221) 1,933 Pr.S(I) E W PR ... 83 Bachhoana (220) 4,435 Mid,S(l) D(I) E Hp,W PR PO 84 Ralli (222) 2,101 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 8: Ramgarh (226) 817 Pr.S(I) Hp 'j7 DIRECTORY lAnd Uie BRAT~D~' ·;:bISn.t.'~l' Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town /;Day or days Remarks rln, types of land use in acres rounded and distance of th~ ma,rket, any place'l ' to the nearest.unit), ' (in kms.) Hat, If any, religious, I:).isto 1-ic8.l held in the or archaeologi~ ,- Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,224 1,121 208 Budhlada (14) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 976 338 112 Sunam (14) .~. Gurdwara; Wheat, Maize & Bajra 989 171 73 Sunam (14) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,174 480 126 Budhlada (13) Gurd';ara Wheat & Bajra 1,106 1,696 16 210 Budhlada (10) 387 107 1 52 Budhlada (to) Unln'habited Wheat 1,845 1,790 272 Budhlada (10) One day Mela Baba (Dec.-Jan.) Alakh Ram Wheat 1,331 1,154 36 332 Budhlada (8) Shrine Baba Dharam Singh Wheat 912 407 85 Budhlada (8) .... Wheat 786 1,213 244 Budhlada (6) Wheat 827 245 105 Budhlada (3) t" Whe... 280 545 149 Budhlada (5) Wheat & Mal ... 3,727 328 Mansa (10) Whea~ 1,140 780 126 Mansa (8) .. , Wheat & Maize 990 99 Mansa (8) Wheat & Maize 1,680 200 2 25 Mall sa (3) Wheat 1,"225 203 126 175 Mansa (5) One day M~I;{'Sidh (June-July) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,212 1,123 4 79 Man'a (2) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,663 3,749 62 752 Mansa (0) Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 1,250 1,303 258 Mansa (6) Gram Wheat 1,336 490 10 184 Mansa (10) (Jurdwara 519 225 64 Mansa (11) Wheat " Wheat 778 602 124 Mansa (11) Wheat: Bajra, & Gram 1,574 1,356 36 77 Mansa (8) ... Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 582 1,035 7 103 Mansa (8) .... Gram Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 1,075 374 17 78 Mansa (6) ,,. Gram Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 692 505 95 Mansa (6) ft· Gram 1 - Wheat, Maize, Bajra &. 741 534 65 Mansa (11) .. , tt- . Gram '. Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 1,4?1 50 131 Mansa (10) Gram Wheat & Maize 1,954 447 100 200 Mansa (6) wheat & Maize 2,027 596 .... 184 Mansa (2) .p Wheat, Maize & Bajra . 4,188 1,343 383 Mansa (6) ,-, .. 176 Wheat & Maize 1,907 221 Ma.nsa.(5). ... t'· <- Wheat, Maize & Bajra 966 272 106 Mansa (10) Gllrdwa.ra. Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 43,4 285 102 Mama (J3) Ontday MelQBaba Jowar (Every Tuseday) Isha{ Das. Wheat, Maize & Bajra 966 .806 .. , 137 Mansa (8) GUFdwara Wheat & Maize 1.. 145 400 3 147 Mansa (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 450 646 5 111 Budhlada (3) Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 1,563 2,048 3 437 Budhlada (3) Obim . Wheat, Maize, Bajra & J,273 541 119 Budblada m ...... '.. Gram Wheat,· Maize" Bajra 1,813 2,298 324 Budhlada (6) Gurdwara G~ I ~eg,Ba~adur ji~ Wheat & Bajra 1,161 787 153 Budhlada (5) Wheat, Maize " Baj~a 333 384 100 Budhlada (5) 58 '\'~JA~l!t ~SN~ t·Ailstu Amenit~es: aru1_ Total AInenit~s available witbin.the village Loca- Name, . 011 village::- area tiqn' (witli Hadbast No:~ Of the Educational Medica't' '" POwe~ . Dxioking Communi- Post & COde'" Village supp~~. water . cations Telegraph No. "(in acres) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1114186 Talwandi (228) 906 87 Budhla,da (Rural) <229) 5,029 E Hp,W,T P.R,T PTO. Phone 88 Phuluwala Dogran (231) 2,028 Pr.SO) E Hp,W KR 89 Barah (126) 5,386 Mid,S(I} MeW(l) HI? PO 90 Mandq;ali (125) 1,428 Pr:S(l) Hp,W , 91 Saharna (12l) 849 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 92 Deluana (122) 1,934 Pr.SO) E Hp,W 93 Kot Dharmu (111) 2,838 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PR PO 94 DulowaJa (112) 1,229 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W PR 95 Uddat Bhagatram (110) 1,189 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 96 Maujian (109) 1,090 Pr.S(1) Hp 97 Clhhapianwali (108) 1,323 PI.S(lJ HP .. 98 Makha (81) 2,928 Pr.S(!) Pai\. Hp,W ., ,,~ 99 Autanwali (83) 1,882 Pr.SO) Hp_: ···h.'\: 100 Daliawali (90) 1,859 Pr.S(l) Hp,W 101 Talwandi Aklia (82) 1,757 Pr.S{I) Hp,W 102 Behniwal (92) 3,094 Pr.SO) Hp,W PO 103 Cbahlanwala (89) 1,856 Mid.SCI) Hp,W 104 Dhingar (134) 2,511 Pr.S(1) Hp,W .I•• PO Banawala (91) 10~ . U 2,879 PI.S(l) Hp,W· 106 'Perun (93) 2,509 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 107 Tandia (95) 1,529 Pr.S(1} E T KR 108 Rai~ur (94) 5,913 Pr.S(l) VH(l) D(I) w PO 109 Bis anpura Alias 1,825 Pr.S(l) Hp Jherianwali (103) 110 Birewala Jatan (104) 1,337 Pr.S(I) Hp 111 'Bajewala (107) 4,548 Pr.S(I) Hp .~ ..... PO 112 Raman Nandi (153) 1,212 Pr.S(l) Hp,W 113 Bhama Kalan (15~. 2,685 Mid.S(I) Hp,W PR PO 114 Bhama Khurd (15 ) ],268 Pr.S(J) Hp,W 115 Lakhmirwala (123) 1.559 Mid.S(l) .. I Hp,W PO 116 Akanwali (124) 2,815 Sec.S(l) Hp,W PO 117 JOi.an, (129) 1.870 Pr.S(l). Hp,W 118 l'ahHan (128) . 1,568 ,pr.S(I~ VH(1) Hp.W PO 119 'Kasampur Chhina- ~130) 987 Pr.S(1 Hp,W J20 . 'Mal Singhwal (138), 1,676 PI.S(I) Hp,W ItI 'Ra4iNagar Bhatl'\~an (139) 1.283 Pr.S(I) Hp,W P;O 122' Kan~ur (~) 1,103 Pr.Sm· Hp,W :KR. 123 DaTi pu~ ( 5) 976 Pr.S(I) Hp 124 Datewas (223) 2,510 Pr.S(l) E Hp Pa. PO 125 Dialpura (167) 1,471, .Pr .S(q Hp~W 126 "Khatriwala (169) . 1,]69- Pr.S(I) fIp,w ... 127 Ranghrial (166) 2,389 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PO 128 Kishangarh Alias Seda 5,611. Pr.S(I) E Hp.W .,. Sin~h Wala (170) .l9 Ak,};arJ)ur Khudal-(l71) 1,428 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W Pa. ~ t130 SheiJchupur Khudal (172) 1,189 .. Pr.S(I) ~P.W PR ·59 'DIRECTORY Land Use BHATINDA DISTRI~ Staple Food Land use (i.e. area Jlnder different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historical held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 B 14 15 16 17 18 518 309 79 Budhlada (3) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize, Rice & 1,498 2,762 769 Budhlada (0) Bajra Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 611 1,327 90 Budhlada (3) Gram Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 1,390 3,579 24 393 Budhlada (4) Gurdwara, Guru Jowar Teg Bahadar ji Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 813 389 226 Mansa (13) Two days Mela Lal Singh Jowar (April-13) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 504 255 90 Budhlada (11) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 443 1,359 132 Mansa (11) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,734 865 239 Mansa (13) Gurdwara Whea t, Maize & Bajra 769 302 158 Mansa (10) Whea t, Maize & Bajra 570 267 203 149 Mansa (10) Wheat, Maize, Bajra, 759 239 92 Mansa (16) Barley & Gram Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 826 415 82 Mansa (19) Gram Wheat 1,852 862 214 Mansa (14) Gurdwara Wheat, Bajra & Gram 876 929 31 46 Mansa (11) Wheat 879 895 85 Maur Mandi (11) Gurdwara Wheat 685 963 109 Mansa (16) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,789 1,100 205 Maur Mandi (16) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,446 210 200 Maur Mandi (13) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,531 802 178 Maur Mandi (11) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize lff. Bajra 1,150 1,570 159 Maur Mandi (14) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize, Btl-jra & 530 1,879 100 Maur Mandi (18) Gram Gurdwara Wheat & Bajra 429 972 128 Mansa (22) Wheat 3,361 2,210 342 Man~a (21) Gurdwara' Wheat & Bajra 606 1,100 119 Mansa (27) ••• j Wheat & Bajra 1,093 131 113 Man$a (24) Gurdwara' Wheat, Maize & Blijra .2,098 2,221 229 Man~a (22) Wheat & Bajra 827 294 91 Mansa (14) ...... Wheat & Bajra 1,808 670 207 Mansa (13) Gurdwara Wheat & Bajra 645 526 97 Mansa (14) Wh.eat, Maize & Bajra 969 475 115 Mansa (14) Wheat & Bajra 1,261 1,297 257 Mansa (14) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 357 1,352 161 Budqlada (18) .. Wheat, Maize & Bajra 743 718 107 Budhlada (13~ Wh.eat, Maize & Bajra 525 390 72 Budhlada (14) . 703 ..... Wheat, Maize & Bajra 870 103 Budhlada (6) Gllrdwara "W.be~t, Maize & Bajra 927 238 118 Budhlada (5) Wheat, Maize /}G Bajra 527 463 113 Budhlada (3) Wheat, Maize /}G Bajra 247 646 83 Budhlada (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 502 1,817 191 Budhlada (8) Wheat, Maize,;Bajra & 796 550 125 Bar~ta Mandi (6) One day Gug"g~ Naumi Gram (Aug.-Sept.) Wheat, Maize ~ Bajra 764 283 2 ::: __ . 497 120 Bar~ta Mandi (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,702 190 Bar~ta Maijdi (8) Wheat, Bajra & Gram 2,955 2,276 198 182 Bareta Mandi (5) Three days M;el~ Shaheedi (March-April) Wheat, Bajra &; Gram 1,049 252 127 Bareta Mandi (6) OI~ Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 727 359 103 Bareta Mandi ~4) Gram 60 VILLAGE MANS A Amenities and Total Amooities available within the village ~ca- Name of village ,area tion (with Hadbast No.) of the Educatidnal Medical Power Drinking Communi Post & .code village supply water cations Telegraph No. 1 (in acres) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11/4/131 Bakhshishgarh Alias 1,455 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PR Bakhshi Wala (173) 132 Kahangarh (176) 3,626 Pr.S(I) D(l) E Hp,W KR,T PO 133 Todarpur (160) 847 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 134 Gorakhnath (180) 1,616 Pr.S(1) Hp •... 135 Kulrian (179) 6,328 Mid.s(1) D(I) Hp KR PO 136 Mander (178) 1,222 Pr.SCI) Hp,W 137 Jugtan (177) 746 Pr.S(1) Hp,W 138 Khudal Kalan (174) 1,385> Pr.SO) Hp,W PR 139 Bahadarpur (168) 3,971 Pr.S(I} E W PR PO 141 Jalwera (162) 1,090 Pr.S(l) Hp KR 142 Sirsiwala (165) 1,408 Pr.S(I) Hp KR 143 Gobindpura (164) 1,589 Pr.S(I) Hp KR 144 Phulu Dodwala (224) 1,147 Pr.S(I) Hp 145 Kulana (227) 2,571 Pr.S(I) Hp PO 146 Rampur Mander (140) 1,818 Hp,W PR PO 147 Achanak (142) 1,411 Hp,W PO 148 Sati Xe (141) 1<,212 Hp,W PO 149 Sadewala (144) M28 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PO 150 Sanghreri (163) 840 Pr.S(I) Hp KR~ 151 Dharampura (161) 4,5M Br.S(I) E Hp,W PO 1,2 Bhawa (155) 1,962 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 153 Bhakhrial (159) 628 Pr.S(1) Hp,W 154 Andianwali (157) 1,072 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 155 Chak Alisher (156) 987 Pr.S(1) 0(.. Hp,W 156 Birewala Dogran (154) 1,830 Pr.S(I) Hp 157 Reond Khurd (153) 1.168 Pr.S(I) Hp 158 Ramgarh Shabpuriao (158) 874 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 159 Reond Kalan (152) 2,964 Pr.S(l) Hp PO 160 Maghanian (145) 1,124 Pr.S(l) Hp,W 161 Saswali (14~) 81J Pr.S(t) . Hp,W 162 Sher Khanwala (146) 1,988 Pr.S(I) " ltp,w 163 Boha (137) 9,452 Sec.S(I) D(l) B HI> PR PTO, Phoue 164 G;:tmiwala (147) l,81'S. Pr.s(I) W PR: 165 Lakhiwala (148) 914 Pr.S(I) .... Hp P.R: 166 Ghandu Khurd (151)., '1,074 Pr.S(t) Hp .PR 167 Ghandu Kalan (150) 1,132 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PR 1~8 Talabwala (149) 1,099 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PR 169 Hakamwala (136) 2,116 Pr.S(1) Hp,W PR PO 170 Malakpur Bhimbra (13S) 1,183 Pr.S(I) ~p,W . 171 Uddat Saidewala (132) 1,377 Mid.S(I) ~R PO 172 Alampur Mandran (131) 3,019 Pr.S(I) ~~,W PO 173 Malkon (159) 1,485 Pr:S(1) Hp 174 Mofar (160) 1,163 Pr.S(1) Hp,W KR PO . 175 Datelwala (158) 2,516 Mid.S(t} Bp,W KR. 61 DmECTORY Land Use BHATINDA DISTRIGF Staple Food Land use (i.e. area tinder different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of . to the nearest unit) (in kms.) . Hat, if any, religious, historical held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 745 475 45 190 Bareta Mandi (4) Gram Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,789 1,527 20 290 Bareta Mandi (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 508 248 7 84 Bareta Mandi (8) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 171 1,287 158 Bareta Mandi (10) Wheat, Maize & ~ajra 2,060 3,873 395 Bareta Mandi (6) One day Gugg~Naumi (Aug.-Sept.) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 726 369 127 Bareta Mandi (4) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 424 257 65 Bareta Mandi (4) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 760 455 3 167 Bareta Mandi (3) Wheat 1,627 1,964 380 Bareta: Mandi (3) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 508 416 45 121 Bareta Mandi (2) Gram Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 524 730 154 Bareta Mandi (5) Gram Wheat, Maize & Bajra 524 942 15 108 Bareta Mandi (5) Gurdwara Gum Teg Bahadur ji. Wheat, Maize & Bajra 424 572 64 87 Budhlada (8) ,,"-.. Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,207 1,227 137 Budhlada (5) Tbreedays Mela Mata (March-April) Rani Wheat, Maize & Bajra 929 762 127 Budhlada (6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 603 723 85 Budhlada (8) Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 516 598 98 Budhlada (6) Gram Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,230 237 161 Budhlada (10) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 296 455 28 61 Bareta Mandi (3) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,578 2,456 119 396 Bareta Mandi (5) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 321 1,520 121 Bareta Mandi (10) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 292 269 67 Bareta Mandi (11) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 348 599 125 ~areta Mandi (11) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 338 556 93 ijareta Mandi (12) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 369 1,341 120 Bareta Mandi (14) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 490 536 142 Bareta Mandi (18) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 701 93 80 Bareta Mandi (t6) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,012 1,706 2 244 Bareta Mandi (14) A fair held Kh;~gah annually Kutab'Shah Wheat, Maize, Rice & 1,068 516' 140 Bareta Mandi (14) Hussain Pir Bajra Smadli Wheat, Maize, Rice & 5~ 192 62 Bareta Mandi (10) Bajra Wheat, Maize, Rice & 1,182 67'4 132 Buqhlada (12) MaqbraBaba BaJta Sayyad Wheat & Bajra 3,346 5,510 590' ~BudhJada (11) Maqbra , Mehar Shah Wheat & Bajra 719 980 116 Budhlada (14) Wheat & Bajra 38! 464 CiS Budhlada (I (9) Whea t & Bajra $18 486 71 Budhlada (189 Wheat & Bajra ,89' 667 4 68 Budhlada (1~ Wheat & Bajra 431 5111 2S 'IQ Budhlada (18) Wheat, Maize & B8jra 129 1,161 126 Budhlada (14) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 119 g'4 7CJ ltudhlada (1~) Wheat, Maize & Bajm 1,161 118 98. Budhlada (14) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,63'6 l,13J 1$0 Budhlada (14) Wheat & Bajr! '73S 604 1~ Mansa (22) Wheat & Bajra 294 755 114 Mansa (26) Wheat & Bajra T,232 1,106 178 Mansa (19) 62 VnLAGE MANSA TAHSIL Amenities and Total Amenities available within the village Loca- Name of village 'area tion (with Hadbast No.) of the Educational Code Medical Power Drinking Communi· Post & village supply water cations Telegraph No. (in acres) 2 3 4 5; 6 7 8 9 11/4/176 Danewala (162) 1,685 Pr S(I) Hp,W KR 177 Chhachhohar (157) 522 Pr.S(I) Hp 178 Kourewala (156) 1,626 Pr.S(I) Hp 179 Khialichahlawali (163) 2,188 Pr.S(l) Hp,W KR 180 Lalianwali (152) 1,702. Pr.S(I) E Hp,W PR 181 Dasaundia (106) 1,545 Pr.S(t) Hp,W 182 Bhalai Ke (105) 1,768 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W 183 Burj Bhalai (102) 1,562 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W KR 184 Ullak (98) 1,413 Pr.S(l) Hp,W KR PO 185 Mian (97) 1,290 Pr.S(I) E T KR 186 Jaurkian (96) 2,252 . Pr.S(I) T KR PO 187 Jagatgarh Bandran (99) 1,008 Pr.S(1) Hp,W 188 Chuhrian (101) 1,499 Pr.S(t) Hp,W 189 KusIa (100) '3,367 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PO 190 Kotra (148) 880 Pr.S(I) Hp 191 Jatana Khurd (149) 1,314 Pr,S(I) Hp 192 Ghuduwala (150) 1,474 Pr.S(I) Hp PO 193 Fatehgarh Sanian 1,529 Pr.S(l) Hp,W Wali (151) . PR 194 Jhuner (164) 5,047 Sec.S(I) D(I) VH(I) E Hp,W PR PO 195 Makhewala (165) 1,482 Pr.S(I) E Hp 196 Ghurkni (172) 1,267 Pr.S(I) Hp,W KR 197 Fatehur (174) 1,650 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W KR PO 198 Nandgarh (161) 1,504 Pr.S(I) Hp,W KR PO 199 Sandli (133) 610 Pr.S(l) W KR 200 Farid Ke (134) 1,149 Pr.S( I) Hp,W PO 201 Moda (175) 500 E Hp,W KR 202 Chak Maghania (173) 379 203 Chainewala (171) 1,072 Pr.S(I) Hp,W KR PO 204 Hir Ke (176) 2,317 Pr.S(I) Hp 205 Baran (177) 973 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W PO 206 Chotian (169) 761 Pr.S(1) Hp,W 207 Ali Ke (167) 1,628 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 208 Ihandu Ke (170) 4,099 Mid.S(l) Hp PO 209 Fatta Malu ka (166) 5,713 Mid.s(l) Hp,W PR PO 210 Jatana Kalan (147) 6,055 Pr.S(I) Hp PO 211 Sardulewala (184) 1,882 Pr.S(I) Hp PR 212 Tibbi Hari Singh (183) 1,128 Pr.S(l) 213 Hp,W PR Mirpur Khurd (182) 2,186 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PR 214 Mirpur Kalan (181) 2,964 Mid.S(l) Hp,W PO 215 Adam Ke (168) 1,668 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PO '216 Karipur Dumb (178) 629 Hp,W 217 Hingna (179) 872 Pr.S(l) Hp,W KR PO 218 Dhangna (194) 330 ... Hp I 219 Lohgarh (195) 847 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 220 Kauriwala (196) 838 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W PR 221 Ahlupur (193) '3,979 Pr.S(1) E Hp,W PR PO 222 Ranjitgarh Banqran (180) 1,318 'Pr.S(l) Hp,W 223 Bhalanwara (192) ... 533 Pr.S(I) 'E Hp ·PR 63 DIRECTORY Land Use BHATINDA DISTRICT Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the marKet, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historical held in the or archaeological Porest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat & Bajra 780 797 108 Mansa (21) -Wheat & Bajra 254 211 57 MansaW9) Wheat & Maize 885 668 73 Mbnsa (19) 'Wheat 2,046 142 Mansa (14) Gurdwara Wheat & Bajra 308 1,290 104 Mansa (18) Wheat & Bajra 908 554 83 Mansa (22) Gurdwara Wheat & Bajra 886 768 114 Mansa (22) Wheat & Bajra 590 874 98 Mansa (21) Wheat & Bajm 570 736 107 Maosa (26) -Wheat & Bajra 391 802 97 Mansa (24) Wheat & Bajra 1,065 1,046 141 Mansa (29) Wheat & Bajra 635 275 98 Mansa (26) Wheat & Bajra 830 543 126 Mansa (26) 'Wheat & Bajra 1,850 1,179 1 337 Mansa (28) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 371 421 88 Mansa (30) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,058 114 142 Mansa (27) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 468 923 83 Mansa (26) Gurdwara Wheat & Bajra 685 763 81 Mansa (20). 'Wheat 4,618 32 397 Mansa (17) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,186 106 190 Mansa (26) Wheat & Bajra 720 334 153 Mansa (24) Wheat & Bajra 523 936 191 Mansa (26) -Wheat & Bajra 994 385 125 Mansa (26) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 309 256 45 Mansa (27) -Wheat, Maize & Bajra 285 752 112 Mansa (26) -Wheat & Bajra 170 296 34 Mansa (27) 161 183 35 Mansa (24) Uninhabited -Wheat & Bajra 672 324 76 Mansa (26) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,628 492 197 Mansa (30) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 327 570 76 Mansa (34) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 270 439 52 Mansa (30) Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 527 1,017 84 Mansa (29) ,Gram Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 2,367 1,489 243 Mansa (27) -Gram Wheat, Maize & Bajra 2,934 2,309 470 Mansa (27) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 3,977 1,802 276 Mansa (27) -Wheat 506 1,250 126 Fatehabad (30) Wheat 314 737 77 Fatehabad (27) Wheat 751 1,266 169 Fatehabad (26) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,110 1,665 189 Fatehabad (25) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 952 616 100 Fatehabad (26) Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 437 145 47 Fatehabad (26) Barley Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 690 96 86 Fatehabad (25) -Gram Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 97 195 38 Fatehabad (24) -Gram Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 572 210 65 Fatehabad (22) Gram Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 433 322 83 Fatehabad (22) -Gram Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,489 2,186 304 Fatehabad (23) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,060 150 108 Fatehabad (24) Wheat, Maize, Bajra & 285 204 44 Fatehabad (26) -Gram 64 VILlAGE MA'NSA TAHSIE Amenities and Total Amenities available withih the village Loca- .Nlnne of 'village area '. ":don (witH Hadbast,No.) of the Educational Medical ,Power Drinking Comrouni- Post & Code village suppl)' water cations Telegraph No. (in acres) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11/4/224 Phus Mandi( 191) 1,052 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PR 225 Sadhuwala (190) 628 -ProS(I) Hp,W PR 226, Sardulgarh (189) 4,563 ProS(I) HC(I) FPC(J) ••• Hp,W PR P,TO, MidoS(I) Phone 227 Kahnewala (185) J,673 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PR 228 Bhuiltlar (186) 1,690 Pr.S(I) E Hp PR 229 Rorki (188) 2,140 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PR 230 Jhanda Khurd (187) 2,903 Pr.S(I) W PR 231 Jhanda Kalan (199) 5,603 Pr.S(I) W PO 232 Khera Kalan (198) 3,321· ProS(I) E W PO 233 Khera Khurd (197) 2,861 Pr.S(I) W 234 Karandi (201) 2,012 Pr.S(I) E W 235 Nahran (200) 1,946 ProS(I) W PO 236 Man Khera (204) 1,787 Pr.S(I) W PO 237 SanID1a (203) 6,685 Pr.S(I) W 238 Rajrana (202) 1,013 Pr.S(I) W Note: Bareta village (175) with Location Code No. H/4/140 has beetl ro~r~ed in Bareta Mandi Town .. 65 DIRECtORY Land Use BHATINDA DISTRICT Staple Food Land use·(i.e. area under different Nearest town Da:& or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of t e market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historical held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irriga,ed vable available waste for cultivatioll 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat, Maize & Bajra 816 172 64 Fatehabad (26) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Bajra 384 197 47 Sirsa (26) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,672 2,492 399 Sirsa (24) Gurdwara Temple Wheat 219 1,380 74 Sirsa (27) Wheat 628 994 68 Sirsa (27) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 898 1,033 209 Sirsa (24) Gurdwara Wheat & Bajra 1,159 1,560 1 18l Sirsa (19) Wheat & Bajra 3,862 1,451 290 Sirsa (22) Fopr days Birth day of (Oct.-Nov.) Guru Nanak Devji Wheat & Bajra 1,918 1,206 197 Fatehabad (21) Wheat & Bajra ... 995 1,533 157 176 Fatehabad (22) Wheat, Bajra & Gram 210 1,579 223 Fatehabad (21) Wheat & Gram 1,182 649 115 Fatehabad (19) ... Wheat, Maize & Bajra 1,502 285 Sirsa (22) Wheat, Maize & Bajra , ... 1,449 4,951 285 Fatehabad (19) Wheat, Maize & Bajra 143 813 .... 57 Fatehabad (16) 66 APPENJ Tahsilwise Abstract of Educational,' Educational Medical --- Primary Middle High or College Others, Dispensary Hospital School School Higher Secondary Serial NaDloof School No. Tahsil ----- » , -; ... c co '" co co"" ., bI) OlJE bI) bI) CI "8 c ~ .s-8 ..c c: "._ .9 c .9 .;= 0 :;.-C bI) :;.- f3 r. ";;:a '> .~ ~.c; fJ:l <) ] ~ ] .... oS ., ..c in ..c~ ill", ] .... ::: r. ., "'in ...... rIl n,.!13 t.- 0 .... '" ~M tI:I ., c: 1 Faridkqt 113 113 19 19 J5 15 7 7 1 2 Bhatinda 166 167 26 26 21 21 11 11 4 4- 3 Rampura Phul S1 51 10 10 10 10 S 5 '" Mansa 195 195 22 22 9 10 10 10 '- ... Total ror tile District !2S 516 77 77 5S S6 1 1 33 33 S 5- 67 nIX Medical and Other Amenities Medical-concld. 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"" ~ ..... 00 - - 77 APPENDIX List of Urban Areas with their Location Code Number 8erial Name of Tahsil Name of urban area Location Code No. No. 1 2 3 4 1 Faridkot Faridkot l1/I Kot Kapura ll/II Jaitumandi ll/IlI 2 Bhatinda Gonianamandi ll/IV Bbatinda l1/V Bhacho Mandi II/VI Kot Fateh llJVII Ramanmandi lljVIII Sang at ll/IX Maurmandi ll/X 3 Rampura Phu} Rampura Phu} l1/XI 4 Mansa Mansa· llfXII Budhlada ll/XIIl Baretamandi l1/XJV PART X-A PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 79 EXPLANATORY NOTE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT The Primary Census Abstract provides an abstract of the primary. inf~rmation. relating to the 1971 Census. It contains the data in respect of area, humber of oc~upied teS!~entlal houses and households, total population (including institutional and houseless populatIOn) and Its break-up by sex, ~cheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, literate and educated persons, workers and ~on-workers for, eac~ vl!lage a~d for each town, ward-wise/block-wise. The workers have been classified moo the followmg mne mdustnal categories of economic activity :- (I) Cultivators. (II) Agricultural Labourers. (III) Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, Orchards and Allied Activities. (IV) Mining and Quarrying. (V) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs : (a) Household Industry. (b) Other than Household Industry. (VI) Construction. (VII) Trade and Comm-erce. (VIII) Transport, Storage and Commun!cations. (IX) Other Services. 2. The district totals given at the beginnitl.g of the Primary Census Abstract are followed by the break-up for rural and urban areas of the district. The data are presented tabsiIwise (i) for the rura: sector and (ii) for the urban sector. The rural Primary Censbs Abstract presents the data for the' villages arranged in the ascending order of location code numbers (assigned to the villages) within the tahsil. The urban Primary Census Abstract. presented town-wise for each tahsil, furnishes data for the municipal wards and down to the Enumerator's blocks. l 3. In the rural Primary Census Abstract the uninhabited villages have also been shown. The villages, which have got completely merged in towns, have been excluded from the list of the rural Abstract. However, an indication of such villages has been given in a separate footnote . • 4. The district map given at the beginning of the Handbook shows the tahsil boundaries, location of the town and large villages of population size 5000+ and the important roads and railway lines, rivers, etc. An inset map therein shows the location of the district in the State. A map showing the boundaries of each village and. town within the tahsil and location code number of each vilt'age and town, has been given at the beginning' of Primary Census Abstract for each tahsil. An inset map therein shows the location of tahsil in the district. s. Under C;:olumI:! 1, the location code number indicating the district numb~r, the tahsil or town number and the VIllage or ward number has been given. Thus a code number running as 11{2/25 means village No. 25, Tahsil No.2 of District No. 11 or code number running as lJ/II/5 means ward No.5 in Town No. II of District No. 11. Town number has been given in roman figures to distinguish it from the rural code numbers . . 6. Under Column 2, the name of village/town/ward No./enumerator's block No. (Urban) has been gIven. The Hadbast number of the village has been given in brackets. A 'village' has been defined 81 82 as the area included within the jurisdiction of a revenue village and as such is inclusive of even scattered bamlets and isolated hitmesteads coming within the boundaries of a revenue village. A revenue m,21.uza whether inhabited or uninhabited has been treated as a vi1lage~ A town is a place having either a MUnicipality, Cantonment or Notified Area or satisfying the following criteria : (i) Having a minimum population of 5,000 ; (ii) Three-fourth of its male working population engaged in the non-agricultural pursuits; and (iii) Having a density of popUlation of at .least 400 per sq. km. (i.e. 1,000 per square mile). 7. The village area figures, in acres given under Column (3) have been collected from the revenue authorities, whereas for the urban Primary Census Abstract the column shows the total area of the town in sq. kms. as supplied by the Municipal authorities and for wards "the column has been left blank as the ward-wise area figures are not available with the Municipal Committees. The district area figures (total) have been supplied by the Surveyor-General of India and these represent 'geographical area' figures. The total urban area of the district has been arrived at by adding together the area of each urban area in the district as given by each Municipal Committee. District rural area figures have been deri ved by substracting urban area figures out of the figures supplied by the Surveyor-General of India for the entire district. Total area figures of all the tahsils do not tally with the total area of the district as the former are 'land use' figures as supplied by the State Director of Land Records and the later are 'geographical area' figures as supplied by the Surveyor General of India. 8. Columns 4 and 5 of the Abstract, relate to the occupied residential houses and the number of households therein. Occupied residential house is a dwelling house and includes a house used partly as a dwelling and partly for some other purpose like shop, workshop, factory, etc., but does not include a 'vacant house' where no person was found to be residing at the time of census. 'Census house' is a building or part of a building having a separate main entrance from the road or common courtyard or staircase, etc., used or recognised as a separate unit. It may be inhabited or vacant. It may be used for a residential or non-residential purpose or both. Household is a group of persons who commonly live together and would take their meals from a Common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevent any of them from doing so. It may be made up of r~lated or unrelated persons. A servant, friend or a guest residing and eating with the household dunng the census period bas been treated as a member of the household. On the other hand a son or a daughter residing in a hostel has not been treated as a member of the household. Their enumeration ~as done at the place of their usual residence, i.e. hostel. A hotel or hostel where a number of persons bve together is recognised as an institutional household. So is a jail. 9. Columns 6 to 8 of the Abstract show the total population (including institutional and house~ less population) and its sex-wise break-up. A 'houseless person' in Census terminology has been defined as : (i) a person who might be doing domestic service or other work with one or more households but Who does not reside in any house and sleeps in the corridors, verandahs or passages ib buildings or on the streets ; (ii) Wandering or nomadic tribes fouJ;ld to be staying in temporary huts, etc.; and (iii) beggar, vagrant, tramp, sadbu, fakir, etc., who is found on the footpaths, streets, in places like parks, gardens, railway yards, etc. The following abbreviations have been used here :- P for persons indicating the total of males and females. M for males. F for·females. 83 10. Columns 9 to 12 present the sex-wise breaic-up of the penons belonging to Scheduled .Ca~tes and Scheduled Tribes as notified in Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs CommunICatIOn No. S.R.O. 2477-A, dated the 29th October, 1956 and published as the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes lists (Modification) Order, 1956. Scheduled Castes are such castes, races or tribes or parts of groups within such castes, races or tribes-as are declared to be Scheduled Castes by the President of India's Orders issued under Article 341 of the Constitution of India. Scheduled Tribes are such tribes or tribal communities as are declared to be Scheduled Tribes under Article 342 of the Constitution of India. There is no Scheduled Tribe in the punjab State. 11. Columns 13 and 14 give the number of literate and educated persons. A literate is defined as a person who can both read and write with understanding in any language. A person who c~n merely read but cannot write has not been considered as literate. This column also includes figures tn respect of persons having higher education. 12. Under Columns 15 and 16 the total number of male and female workers has been given. A worker, as defined at the 1971 Census, is one whose main activity is participation in any economically productive work by his/her physical or mental activity. And for that matter work involves not only actual work but also effective supervision and direction of work. In the case of regular work in trade, profession, service or business, the basis for work is satisfied if the person was employed one week prior to the date of enumeration. Persons temporarily incapacit!l;ted from work at the time of census enumeratIOn due to illness, travel, holiday, temporary break-down, strIke, etc. have been treated as workers. However, a person who had been offered work but had not actually joined has been treated as 'non-worker'. In the case of seasonal work like cultivation, livestock keeping. plantation work. some types of household industry, etc, a person's main activity has been ascertained with reference to such work in the last one year even if he was not active in the week prior to enumeration. A man or woman who is engaged primarily in household duties, such as, cooking for own ho~se hold or performing one's own household duties or a boy or a girl who is primarily a student attendmg institution, even if such a person helps in the family economic activity but not as a full time worker, has not been treated as a 'worker' for the main activity. On the other hand if a person is primarily engaged in some economic activity but at the same time also attends to some household chores or attends a night school, etc., he or she has been treated basically as a worker. A person who merely receives an income, such as, a rent receiver or a pensioner, who does not have to' work for receiving the income, has not been treated as "worker" unless the person is engaged in some economic activity and if that activity is returned as the main activity of the individual. The popUlation classified as 'workers' is the economically active population. l3. Columns 17 to 36 furnish sex-wise distribution of workers into nine industrial categories. Brief explanatory notes for each of these categories are recorded below :- Category I ; This category includes both the owner and tenant cultivators. Cultivator, according to the d.efinition adopted at the 1971 Census, .ls a person who is engaged in cultivation by oneself or by super vision or direction in one's capacity as the owner or lessee of land held from Government or as a tenant of land from private persons or institutions for payment of money, kind or share. The term 'cultivation' involves ploughing, sowing and harvesting and production of cereals and millet crops, such as wheatr paddy, Jowar, bajra, ragi, etc., and pulses, raw jute and kindered fibre crops, cotton, etc., and other crops such as sugarcane, groundnuts, tapioca, etc. and does not include fruit growing or keeping orchards or groves or working in plantations like te~, coffee, rubber, cinchona and other medicinal plantations. Catego ry II : This category includes agricultural labourers. An agricultural labourer bas been recognized in 84 census as a pemon ·W'lltrworks in another person's lan_d for wages in money, kind or share of produce. He has no risk in the cultivation. He has further no right of lease or contract on land on which he works. Category ill: Workers engaged in livestock, forestry, fishing, hunting and plantations, orchards and allied activities, are included in this category. Category IV : This category includes workers engaged in mining and quarrying. Category V: - This category includes workers engaged in manufacturing, processing, servicing and repairs in the: (a) Household Industry. (b) Other than Household Industry. The household industry has been defined in Census as an industry conducted by the head of the household himself/herself and/or mainly by the members of the household at home or within the village in rural areas and only within the premises of house wbere the household lives in any urban area. The industry should not be run on the scale of a registered factory but may use machinery and employ power like steam engine or oil engine or electricity to drive the machinery. The main criterion of a household industry is the participation of one or more members of a household. A household industry relates to prod uctioD, processing, servicing or repairs and includes making and selling (but not merely selling) of goods. It does not include _professions such as pleader or doctor or barber, -musician, dancer, waterman, dhobi, astrologer, etc. or merely trade or business, even if such professions, trades or services are run at home by members of the household. Persons working in other person's household industry as paid employees are also treated as workers in household industry. Workers engaged in manufacturing including all types of production, processing, servlcmg or repairing of goods and not co~sidered to be working in the household industry have been treated as engaged in other than household mdustry. Category VI : This category includes workers engaged in constr\lction and maintenance of buildings, roads, railways, bridges, telegraphs, telephones, waterways, reservoirs, etc. Category VII : 'This category includes workers engaged in any capacity in wh0lesale or retail tra:ding activity and commercial transactions relating to exports and imports, real estates and properties, stock and shares, insurance, money lending, banking, etc. Category VIII; This category includes workers engaged in transport activity by air, rail, road or water and in services incidental to transport, such as packing, carting, loading, unloading, etc. Workers engaged in storage, warehousing and communication services, such as post & telegraph, telephones, wireless, signalling, information and broadcasting are also included in this category. Category IX : This category includes other services such as public utility services, like electricity, gas or water supply, sanitary services, Central, State or Municipal employees, professional services, etc. 14. Columns 37 and 38 give the total number of male and female non-workers. Non-workers have been classified under seven broad heads : (i) Household duties. - This covers all those persons basically engaged in unpaid home duties doing no other work, or even if such ~. person may also be participating in some other work, it is not to the same extent as a whole-time worker and if the person had returned his or her main activity as attending to household duties. 85 Oi) Student. -This refers to those whose main activity is returned as a student and covers all full-time students or children attending school. Even if such person participated in some work but not to the same extent as a full time worker by merely helping casually as an unpaid family worker in family CUltivation, household industry, trade or business,.'they are treated primarily as students. (iii) Retired person or a rentier.-A person who has retired from service and is doing no other ",,:ork i.e .. not employed again in some full time work or does notengage himself in some other work as cultlVa tion, in business, trade, etc., or a person who is a rentier or living on agricultural or non-agricultural' royalty, rent or dividend or any other person ofindependent means for securing which he does not have to work is classified under this head. (iv) Dependent. - This category includes all dependents, such as, infants or children not attending school or a person permanently disabled from work because of illness or old age. It includes all non workers, even if able bodied who have no other activity coming under any of the categories of non-workers and who are not seeking any work either but are purely dependent. (v) Beggars, etc.-This covers beggars, vagrants or such cases as independent women without indication of source of income and those of unspecified source of subsistence who are not engaged in economically productive work. (vi) Institutions.-Thjs covers convicts in jails or inmates of penal, mental or charitable institu tion even if SUCD persons are compelled to do some work, such as, carpentry, carpet weaving, vegetable growing, etc. in such institutions. An under trial prisoner in jail, however, is not included in this category and has been indicated according to the main activity he was engaged in before he was apprehended. (vii) Other non-workers.-This includes all non-workers Who have not come underI any of the six categories above but are seeking work. A boyar a girl who has completed education or has stopped studying and is seeking work, has been included in this,. category. A person, irrespective of age and "Whether educated or not, if he reports that be is not engaged in any other activity but is seeking work, has been included under this category. The following abbreviations have been used in the Primary Census Abstract :_ M.C.=Municipal Committee N. A.=Not Available OG=Outgrowth 86 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Total Population Location Name of District/Tahsil/ Area Occupied Number Scheduled Castes Code Urban agglomeration/ in km. a Residen of House (includ ing Institutional tial holds and Houseless Population) No. Town Houses P M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 710,750 607,384 Bhatinda District Total 7,022.0· 198,527 212;957 1,318,134 191,706 162,875 11 Rural 6,950.8 159,164 166,190 1,054,573 569,671 484,902 163,943 139,519 Urban 71.2 39,363 46,767 263,561 141,079 122,482 27,763 23,356 290,841 155,838 135,003 Faridkot Tahsil Tobil 1,453.0 43,924 48,105 48,416 41,343 11/1 Runll 1,435.1 32,326 33,820 209,554 112,653 96,901 37,591 32,117 Urban 17.9 11,598 14,285 81,287 43,185 38,102 10,825 9,226 14,683 13,042 3,474 Paridkot Urban N_A. 3,849 5,104 27,725 3,038 Agglomeration 5,051 27,508 14,557 12,951 3,474 3,038 1111 (a) Faridkot (M.C.) 6.27 3,835 14 53 217 126 91 (i) Railway Quarters and N.A. r.T.l. (O.G.) • 18,130 Kot Kapura Urban N.A. 5,269 6,031 34,116 15,986 4,692 3,958 Agglomeration 5,247 6,003 33,907 18,020 15,887 4,692 3,958 11/11 (a) Kot I{apura (~.C.) 2.59 22 28 209 110 99 (i) Kothe Sanian (O.G.) N.A. 19,446 10,372 9,074 2,659 Jait"mandi Urban N.A. 2,480 3,150 2,230 Agglomeration 19,403 10,353 9,050 2,659 2,230 11/III (a) Jaitumandi (M.e.) 9.06 2,474 3,144 6 43 19 24 (i) Kothe Lal Premi (O.G.) N.A, 6 257,391 219,429 66,875 56,343 Bhatinda Tahsil Total 2,648.4 71,947 77,962 476,820 11/2 Rural 2,615.4 55,718 58,117 369,329 199,085 170,244 57,294 48,412 Urban 33.0 16,229 19,845 107,491 58,306 49,185 9,581 7,931 3,484 2,924 608 491 tIllY Gonianamandi (M.e.) 2.59 769 1,101 6,408 35,725 29,593 4,667 3,718 Bhatinda Urban N.A. 10,209 12,886 65,318 Agglomeration 10,231 53,684 29,194' 24,490 3,351 2,681 1llV (a) Bhatinda (M.e.) 20.72 7,786 400 (i) Patti Jhutti (Railway N.A. 1,060 1,137 4,941 2,802 2,139 534 Colony) (O.G.) 2,406 1,951 551 442 (ii) Patti Mehna (Civil N.A. 901 968 4,357 Station) (O.G.) 1,323 1,013 231 195 (iii) Haji Rattan (O.G.) N.A. 462 550 2,336 439 472 2,945 1,580 1,365 110 86 11lVI Bhucho Mandi (M.e.) 0.44 715 724 4,308 2,252 2,056 680 620 lllVII Kot Pateh (M.C.) 0.39 1,577 1,872 11,574 6,252 5,322 1,493 1,253 llfVlII Ramanmandi (M.e.) 2.36 605 3,531 1,887 1,644 381 340 ll/IX Sangat (M.e.) 3.88 572 2,185 13,407 7,126 6,281 1,642 1,423 ll/X Maurniandi (M.e.) 2.59 1,948 .These represent Provisional 'geographical area' figures supplied by the Surveyor-General, India. Figures for Urban total area of the District. The total of the area figures of the Tahsils will not tally with the District figures because the former 87 OF DISTRIC':t.mt3:T1NB1\. Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated WORKERS Persons Total Workers I II (I-IX) Cultivators Agricultural Labourers M P M F M J? M F M F 11 12 1l 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 215,217 95,834 399,767 5,317 214,079 405 89,797 864 141,278 51,889 330,142 2,466 204,947 361 84,4~9 802 73,939 43,945 69,625 2,851 9,132 44 5,298 62 54,286 27,096 86,169 1,341 41,660 98 20,905 175 32,006 13,595 64,887 498 39,026 85 18,725 143 22,270 13,501 21,282 "843 2,634 13 2,180 32 8,628 5,432 7,079 447 703 9 590 24 8,566 5,398 7,019 443 699 9 568 24 62 34 60 4 4 22 8,935 5,418 9,093 223 859 4 1,258 5 8,900 5,397 9,040 223 812 4 1,258 5 35 21 ·53 47 4,707 2,651 5,110 173 1,072 332 3 4,703 2,643 5,101 173 1,063 332 3 4 8 9 9 81,093 35,288 [43,929 2,272 74,777 178 31,863 357 49,624 16,941 115,010 991 71,008 156 30,234 349 31,469 18,347 28,919 1,281 3,769 22 1,629 8 2,147 1,309 1,629 51 38 13 20,756 12,319 17,502 1,002 920 5 548 4 16,880 10,229 14,335 886 818 4 502 4 1,691 902 1,342 56 10 4 1,387 827 1,155 43 57 34 798 361 670 17 35 11 ... 1,096 678 809 16 30 , 770 398 1,255 14 566 2 277 3,273 1,704 3,134 111 537 166 2 819 427 951 16 380 123 2,608 1,512 3,639 71 1,298 15 495 2 anu Bra those supplied by the Local Bodies. Area figures fot Rpral areas are derived by substracting the urban area from the represent 'land usc' area and are derived from the figures supplied by the State Director of Land Records. 88 PRIMAR\' CENSUS ABSTRACT Location Name of District/Tahsil/ WORKERS-contd. Code Urban agglomeration/ No. Town III IV V Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, Orchards and Allied Activities (a) (b) Household Industry Other than House- llold Industry C M F M F M F· M F I 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 11 Bhatinda District Total 4,702 27 61 11,628 672 12,128 248 Rural 3,956 19 59 9,757 293 2,692 140 Urban 746 8 2 1,871 379 9,436 108 3/1 Faridkot Tahsil Total 710 10 23 2,083 67 4,133 6S Rural 478 7 21 1,480 43 639 20 Urban 232 3 2 603 24 3,494 4S Faridkot Urban 110 2 97 5 848 1 Agglomeration 11/1 (a) Faridkot (M. C.) 109 2 97 5 846 1 (i) Railway Quarters and 2 LT.I. (O.G.) Kat Kapura Urban 70 2 305 8 1,563 13- Agglomera tion II/II (a) Kot Kapura (M.e.) 70 2 305 8 1,560 U (i) Kothe Sanian (O.G.) 3 laitumandi Urban, 52 201 11 1,083 25- Agglomeration (l/III (a) laitumandi (M.C.) 52 ... 201 11 1,083 25- (i) Kothe Lal Premi (O.G.) llJ~ Bhatinda Tahsil Total 1,403 4 3,982 454 4,289 9Z Rural 1,129 3 3,242 128 1,004 48 Urban 274 1 740 3~6 3,285 44- II/IV Gonlanamandi (M.e.) 51 68 312 Bhatinda Urban 159 442 312 2,020 2f Agglomeration llN (a) Bhatinda (M. C.) 118 1 414 311 1,897 Ij (i) Patti Jhutti (Railway 12 59 11 Colony) (O.G.) (ii) Patti Mehna (Civil 26 23 39 1 Station) (O.G.) Haji Rattan (O.G.) (iii) 3 4 25 r' ll/VI Bhucho Mandi (M.C.) '" 47 85 .11/VII Kat Fateh (M. C.) 4 60 3 47 ll/VIII Ram~nmandi (M. C.) 37 71 8 472 11 ll/IX Sangat (M.C.) 13 69 2 l1/X Mautmandi (M.C.) 23 39 3 280 3- 89 OF DISTRICT BHATINDA WORKERS-concld. VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage and Other Services Non-workers Communications M F M F M F M F M F 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 5,133 67 27,982 206 9,043 88 25,214 2,740 310,983 602,067 3,129 46 8,206 30 1,655 26 11,242' ·749 239,529 482,436 2,004 21 19,176 176 7,388 62 13,972 1,991 71,454 119,631 1,161 15 6,562 59 2,096 5 6,836 847 69,669 133,662 571 13 1,276 5 394 2,277 182 47,766 96,403 590 2 5,286 54 1,702 5 4,559 665 21,903 37,259 172 1,496 10 531 2 2,532 388 7,604 12,595 172 1,492 10 526 2 2,510 384 7,538 12,508 4 5 .... '22 4 66 87 305 2,474 10 856 3 1,401 178 9,037 15,763 305 2,473 10 856 3 1,399 178 8,980 15,664 2 51 99 113 1,316 34 315 626 99 5,26~ 8,901 113 1.316 34 315 626 99 5,252 8,«377 10 24 1.754 15 10,688 107 5,008 49 10,165 1,016 l,t3,462 217,157 1,054 8 2,532 20 712 26 4,095 253 84,075 169,253 700 7 8,156 87 4,296 23 6,070 763 29,387 47,904 22 716 145 264 49 1,855 2,873 546 4,804 76 3,596 15 4.467 567 18.223 28,591 465 4,612 74 1,865 7 3,644 475 14,859 23,604 2,083 27 64 2 741 2 421 41 1,460 1,908 15 81 '671 4 209 36 1,251 996 39 47 319 2 190 15 653 .1,349 3 442 3 66 J29 13 771 2,042 2 121 28 150 8 997 5,211 57 6 1,053 250 8 485 69 3,118 1,628 10 165 47 144 14 936 3,487 6,210 60 855 5 158 431 43 90 PRIMARY C£NSUS ABSTRACT Location Name of District/~ahsil/ Area Occupied Number Total Population Scheduled Castes Code Urban ~gglomeratlonl in km.2 Residen of House (Including Institutional No. Town tial holds and Houseless Population) Houses P M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11/3 Rampura Phul Tahsil Total 807.5 23,706 24,929 158,813 86,068 72,745 22,039 18,551 Rural 805.3 20,178 20,941 135,407 73,690 61,717 19,617 16,534 Urban 2.2 3,528 3,988 23,406 12,378 11,028 2,422 2,017 ll/XI Rampura Phul (M.C.) 2.18 3,528 3,988 23,406 12,378 11,028 2,422 2,017 11/4 Mansa Tahsil Total 2,090.0 58,950 61,961 391,660 211,453 180,207 54,376 46,638 Rural 2,071.9 50,942 53,312 340,283 184,243 156,040 49,441 42,456 Urban 18.1 8,008 8,649 51,377 27,210 24,167 4,935 4,182 lI/XII Mansa (M.C.) 12.95 4,748 2,726 A 5,227 31,351 16,589 14,762 3,211 Budhlada Urban N.A. 2,063 2,075 11,713 6,200 5,513 822 705 Agglomeration II/XIII (a) Budhlada (M.C.) 2.59 1,825 1,837 10,548 5,517 5,031 754 664 (i) I. T. I. (O.G.) N.A. 107 107 570 342 228 7 4 (ii) Bhikhi and Boha Road N.A. 131 131 595 341 254 61 37 Colonies (O.G.) Baretamandi Urban N.A. 1,197 1,347 8,313 4,421 3,892 902 751 Agglomeration ll/XIV (a) Baretamandi (M. C.) 2.59 1,089 1,239 7,601 4,037 3,564 684 550 (i) New Abadi Bareta N.A. 108 108 712 384 328 218 201 Vi1lag~ (O.G.) 91 OF DISTRICT BHATINOA Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated WORKERS Persons ------~ Total Workers 1 11 (I-IX) Cultivators Agricultural Labourers M F M F M F M F M P 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 25,331 11,910 48.940 637 ' 28,354 36 10,846 lSI 19,134 7,992 42.801 368 27,280 33 10,414 129 6,197 3,918 6,139 269 1,074 3 432 22 6,197 3,918 6,139 269 1,074 3 432 2Z 54,507 21,540 120,729 1,067 69,288 93 26,183 181 40,504 13,361 107,444 609 67,633 87 25,126 181 14,003 8,179 13,285 458 1,655 6 1,057 8,175 4,783 7,978 221 915 2 676 3,853 2,366 3,041 190 116 10 3,545 2,241 2,660 190 83 8 179 55 158 21 2 129 70 223 12 1,975 1,030 2,266 47 624 4 371 1,918 1,015 2,027 37 555 4 315 .,. 57 15 239 10 69 56 ~ 92 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Location Name of District/Tahsil/ WORKER.S-contd. Code Urban agglomeration/ --,------.------No. TOWD_ III IV V Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturil'g, Processing, Servicing Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, Orchards and Allied (a) (b) Activities Household Industry Other than House hold Indurtry M F M F M F M F 1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 '11/3 Ramp ura Phul Tahsil Total 490 5 6 ),635 48 981 47 Rural 413 5 6 1,416 38 247 39 Urban 77 219 10 734 8 11/XI Rampura Phu! (M. C.) 77 219 10 734 8 11/4 Mansa Tahsil Total 2,099 8 32 3,928 103 2,725 44 Rural 1,936 4 32 3,619 84 802 33 Urban 16Y' 4 309 19 1,923 11 'II/XII Mansa (M.C.) 71 4 174 15 1,186 8 Budhlada Urban 43 85 3 510 2 Agglomeration lll/XIII (a) Budhlada (M.C.) 38 72 3 357 2 (i) I. T. I. (O.G.) 2 13 33 (ii) Bhikhi and Boha Road 3 120 Colonies (O.G.) Baretamandi Urban 49 50 227 Agglomeration ll/XIV (a) Baretamandi (M.C.) 23 50 221 (i) New Abadi Bareta 26 6 Village (O.G.) 93 OF DISTRICT BHATINDA WORKERS-concld. VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage and Other Services Non-workers. Communications --- M F M F M F M F M F 2~ 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 731 28 2,928 14 587 25 2,382 283 37,128 72,108 507 21 1,075 1 112 1,331 102 30,889 61,349' 224 7 1,853 13 475 25 1,051 181 6,239 10,759 224 7 1,853 13 475 25 1,051 181 6,239 10,759- 1,487 9 7,804 26 1,352 9 5,831 594 90,724 179,14(>- 997 4 3,323 4 437 3,539 212 76,799 155,431 490 5 4,481 22 915 9 2,292 382 13,925 23,709' 322 2,640 13 627 2 1,367 176 8,611 14,541 123 4 1,285 3 183 1 686 177 3,159 5,323: 101 4 1,224 3 138 639 177 2,857 4,84t 10 31 9 37 184 228 12 30 36 10 118 254- 45 556 6 105 6 239 29 2,155 3,845- 42 534 4 71 216 27 2,010 3,527 3 22 2 34 6 23 2 145 318- 750d PUNJAB TAHSIL· FARIDKOT DISTRICT BHATINDA KILOMETRES 3 0 3 6 -9 12 3rJ/3o' CLASSIFICATION OF VI1.LAGES ACCORDING TO POPULATION J> SIZE CLASS 0 5,000 & Ae-OV~ 0 2.000 -4,99~ ij) 1,000 -1,99'9 o 0 500-- 999 Q) 200 _- 499 \ Ill) 200 0 LESS THAN i u UNINI-iABITED VILLAGES, R 71' 'DISTRICT eOUNOAIW" .. 0<" 0> ...... ~, ••~ >•• "" •••• , •• .,. , •••. _,_ ..... posttU;N or fWRll)KOT TAHSIL BOUNDARY .••. , ... ,. "' •. .; ~'~~" "'5:<'" t,!o-o_t 0;,)' :;,.... • :J.~'" " , .• • r -,,:_.-:~_. TAHSIL IN BllAtlNDA TAHSIL HEAOQUARTERS:, ..... , ... ~c ..•• ,., .•" . .'/.,~.i .... ," .@ , DiStRICT VILLAGE eOUNo..,RIES W)ITH LpCAT(OIi i9 <:OOE' NUMBERS {CENSU~ 0<.0< ...... 0< 0< ",.. • •••• '6 METALLED MIIoD ...... 0< ....'0' .... 0< ...... ~ 3Q/IS BROAD GAUGE RAILWAYS WITH STATION ...... ~ METRE GAUGE RAILWAYS WITH STATION...... lL- ~:::~. ·A~~~ .. ::·.:::::.·:.·.::".·:; :::...... ;:~.: ...• :::~ 1\1 K... 20 0 20 40 TOWNS I. o t6 MILES I FARIDKOT n KOT KAPURA lit JAITUJII,ANbl ,fEAST or GREENWICH ,.' ,;f/45 £AST Of GREENWICH 7 (j 95 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILI:.AGES FARlDKOT TAHSIL ~Serial Name of Location Serial Name of Location 'No. village Code No. No. village Code No. 2 3 2 3 1 Ahal 11/1/31 56 Dhapai 11/1/141 2 Ajit Gill 11/1/136 57 Dhilwan Kalan 11/1/127 3 Araianwala Kalan llfl/50 58 Dhilwan Khurd 11/1/42 4 Araian wala Khurd 11/1/5 59 Dhimanwali 11/1/109 5 Aulakh 11/1/97 60 Dhoolkot 11/1/92 .(j Bagiana 11/1/94 61 Dhudi 11/1/89 7 Baja Khana 11/1/164 62 Dip Singh Wala 11/1/2 8 Bara Bhaika 11/1/168 63 Dod 11/1/26 9 Bargari 11/1/130 64 Dod 11/1/166 10 Bashnadi 11/1fl55 65 Faridkot (Rural) 11/1/67 11 Beguwala 11/1/48 66 Fatehgarh 11/1/158 12 Behbal Kalan 11/1/128 67 Ghamiara 11/1/58 13 Behbal Khurd 11/1/135 68 Ghania 11/1/169 14 Bhag Singhwala 11/1/36 69 Ghaniawala 11/1/125 15 Bhagthala Kalan 11/1/56 70 Ghoniwala 11/1/12 16 Bhagthala Khurd 11/1/55 71 Ghuchiana 11/1147 17 Bhana 11,1/88 72 Ghuduwala 11/1/38 18 Bharoki Bhatti 11/1/143 73 Gobindgarh 11/1/159 19 Bholuwala 11/1/63 74 Golewala 11/1/17 "20 Bilewala 11/1/75 75 Gondara 11/1/132 21 Bir Bholuwala 11/1/65 76 Gujar 11/1/7 .22 Bir Chahal 11/1/102 77 Gumti Khurd 11/1/156 23 Bir Ghughiana 11/1/22 78 Gurusar 11/1/137 24 ·Bir Sikhanwala 11/1/103 79 Handia Liana 11/1/52 25 Burj Harika 11/1/29 80 Hariewala 11{1{79 26 Burj Jawahar Singhwala 1l{1/131 81 Hari Nau 11/1/142 27 Burj Masta 11/1/49 82 Hassan Bhatti 11/1/16 28 Butter 11/1{6 83 Jaitu (Rural) 11/1/154 29 Chahal 11f! /86 84 Jajaliana 11/1/106 30 Chaina tl/I/152 85 Jandwala 11/1/44 :31 Chak Badia 11/1/9 86 lanerian 11/1/41 .32 Chak Bhuria 11 /1/95 87 Jhakarwala 11/1/133 33 Chak Daggo Romana 11/1/112 88 Ihariwala 11/1/13 34 Chak Dhimanwali 11/1/110 89 Jhok Sarkari 11/1/4 35 Chak Dhudi 11/1{90 90 Jhotiwala 11/1/46 36 Chak Dip Singh Wala 11/1/1 91 liwanwala 11/1/96 37 Chak Kala Tola 1l{1/14 92 Kabalwala 11/1/15 38 Chak Kalyan ·ll{I/1I5 93 Kaler 1I/1/61 .39 Chak Nehra 11{1/45 94 Kamiana 11{1/83 40 Chak Serna 11/1/32 95 Kanianwali 1I/1/33 41 Chak Shama 11/1/113 96 Karirwali 11/1/150 42 Chak Sohu 11/1/24 97 Kauni 11/1/28 43 Cham Beli 1101100 98 Khachran 11/1/146 44 Chand Baja 11/1/59 99 Khara 11/1/118 45 Chand Bhan 11/1/157 100 Khilchi 11/1/19 46 Chanian 11/1/25 101 Kingra 11/1/37 47 Chet Singhwala 11/1/69 102 Koharwala 11/1/121 48 Chuge wala 11/1/10 103 Kot Kapura (Rural) 11/1/123 49 Da ggo Romana 11/1/111 104 Kot Sukhia 11/1/93 50 Dalewala 11/1/20 105 Lambwali 11/1/165 51 Dal Singh Wala 11/1/16'2 106 Mat haki Kalan lI/1/1l 52 Dana Romana 11/1/80 107 Machaki Khurd 11/1/70 53 Dawariana 11/1/107 108 Machaki Mal Singh 11/1/108 54 Deviwala 11/1/124 109 Madahar 11/1/30 '5 Dhab Sher Singh Wala 11/1/76 110 Madhak 11/1 {145 96 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES FARIDKOT TAHSIL Serial Name of Location Serial Name of LocatioIJ No. village Code No. No. village Code No .. 2 3 2 3 111 Malewala 11/1/53 141 Ran Singh Wala 11/1/134 112 Malla 11/1/167 142 Raowala 11/1/161 113 Mamara 11/1/8 143 RahiRori 11/1/82 114 Mandwala 11/1/91 144 Romana 11/1/170 115 Mani Singh Wala 11/1/74 145 Romana Albel Singh 11 {1/140 116 Matta 11/1{139 146 Ropianwala 11/1/40 117 Maur 11/1/119 147 Rori Kapura 11/1/148- 118 Mehmuana 11/1/73 148 Sadhan Wala 11i1/11 119 Midu Man 11/1/72 149 Sadhu Wala 11/1/43 120 Misriwala 11/1/60 150 Sadiq 11/1/39 121 Moranwala 11/1/57 151 Saideke 11/1/3 122 Nangal 11/1/99 152 Santlhwan 11/1/105 123 Naraingarh 11/1/85 153 Sangat Pura lI/l/29" 124 Nathalwala 11/1/18 154 Sango Romana 11/1/81 125 Nathewala 11/1{101 155 Sangrahur 11/1/27 126 Pakhi Kalan. 11/1/64 156 Sedha Singh Wala 11/1/163- 127 Pakhi Khurd 11/1/21 157 Sher Singh Wala 11/1/77 128 Pakka 11/1/62 158 Shimrewala 11/1/23- 129 Panjgrain Kalan 11/1/126 159 Sikhanwala 11/1/104 130 Pehluwala 11/1/54 160 Si~ari 11/1/98- 131 Phidda Kalan 11/1/114 161 Sukhanwala 11/1/78 132 Phidda Khurd 11/1/116 162 Surawan 11/1/138- 133 Pindi Balochan 11/1/34 163 Sur Ghuri 11/1/144 134 Pipli 11/1/66 164 Tehna 11/1/87 135 Qasam Bhatti 11/1/147 165 Thara 11/1/120' 136 Qila Nau 11/1/68 166 Ugandwala 11/1/160' 137 Rajuwala 11/1151 167 Virewala Kalan 11/1/35 138 Ramgarh 11/1/151 168 Virewala Khurd 11/1/84- 139 Ramiana 11/1/149 169 Wander Jatana 11/1/117 140 Ramuwala 11/1/153 170 WaraDaraka 11/1/12Z Faridkot Tahsil 97 98 VILLAGEWISE PRIM ARY FARIDKOT TAHSIL Loca- N arne of _Tahsil/Village, Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. &of dential Poplilation) Persons Village Houses in acres P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 11/1 Faridkot Tahsil (Rural) 1,435.1 33,820 112,653 37,591 32,016 32,326 209,554 96,901 32,117 13,595 11fl/l Chak Dip Singh Wala (33) 391 Un- 2 Dip Singh Wala (34) 4,061 329 346 1,963 1,052 911 343 320 367 158 3 Saideke (32) - 1,160 113 136 620 322 298 277 252 44 16 4 Jhok Sarkari (30) 1,476 91 112 666 361 305 76 54 109 47 5 Araianwala Khurd (29) 999 64 73 377 198 179 137 119 40 22 6 Butter (28) 1,068 69 75 386 204 182 90 67 79 45 7 Gujar (24) 1,068 110 115 644 340 304 244 207 55 22 8 Marnara (23) 1,321 139 141 827 439 388 106 99 113 43 9 Chak BadIa (17) 628 3 5 30 15 15 15 15 3 10 Chugewala (16) 721 18 27 176 98 78 52 41 22 12 11 Sadhanwala (15) 1,326 150 156 1,045 545 500 289 255 ,... 114 47 12 Ghoniwala (10) 365 31 34 220 119 101 28 23 52 19 13 Jhariwala (9) 935 73 79 430 231 199 54 43 92 36 14 Chak Kala Tola (8) 840 Un- 15 Kabalwala (1) 841 128 128. 727 385 342 120 101 85 46 16 Hassan Bhatti (2) 1,755 133 134 845 455 390 130 121 134 82 17 Golewala (7) 6,409 576 591 3,422 1,853 1,569 463 411 536 186 18 Nathalwala (12) 1,474 76 76 483 256 227 65 51 67 32 19 Khilchi (11) 375 5 6 22 11 11 3 3 6 20 Dalewala (13) 729 66 77 520 276 244 76 75 120 35 21 Pakhi Khurd (14) 575 49 54 412 223 189 47 44 65 30 22 Bir Ghughiana (18) 4,691 7 18 74 49 25 3 4 5 1 23 Shirnrewala (21) 1,181 73 76 425 228 197 84 70 87 45 24 Chak Sohu (22) 409 28 28 166 91 75 7 1 35 15 25 Cha nian (25) 821 88 91 496 253 243 208 199 55 19 26 Dod (26) 1,456 128 13S 741 419 322 135 104 114 54 27 Sangrahur (27) 1,249 105 107 655 331 324 117 106 9 66 28 Kauni (31) 3,363 236 245 1,433 764 669 239 188 174 86 29 Sangatpura (41) 890 88 88 502 262 240 117 106 93 45 30 Madahar (40) 1,976 161 167 1,033 537 496 148 136 157 65 31 Ahal (35) 658 112 118 737 402 335 87 93 158 50 32 Chak Serna (36) 658 3 3 23 15 8 9 5 33 Kanianwali (37) 968 88 9S 516 283 233 104 85 83 29 34 Pindi Balochan (38) 2,661 137 137 866 475 391 143 111 147 68 35 Virewala Kalan (39) 1,114 123 144 732 387 345 105 92 170 82 36 Bhag Singh Wala (43) 1,190 97 113 587 306 281 205 197 70 23 37 Kingra (44) 1,588 172 180 1,066 566 500 256 224 138 67 38 Ghuduwala (42) 1,288 101 106 64!! 356 292 120 93 227 61 39 Sadiq (47) 3,179 324 340 1,870 991 879 502 482 327 126 40 Ropianwala (48) 1,079 37 42 228 124 104 45 36 50 28 41 Janerian (49) 926 36 39 226 123 103 33 24 40 24 42 Dhilwan Khurd (52) 1,024 104 118 792 426 366 155 128 106 55 43 Sadhuwala (50) 768 43 50 312 168 144 53 53 50 25 44 landwala (51) 966 65 69 428 233 195 36 33 76 47 45 Chak Nehra (53) 631 Un- 46 Jhotiwala (54) 2,375 172 179 1,109 582 527 158 169 157 64 47 Ghuchiana (20) 2,343 218 260 1,453 756 697 355 348 137 46 48 Beguwdla (19) 1,424 107 111 696 360 336 287 273 61 20 49 Burj Masta (55) 839 47 63 413 222 191 48 42 61 26 50 Araianwala Kalan (56) 5,486 379 390 2,464 1,317 1,147 616 518 359 164 51 Rajuwala (6) 1,181 114 135 681 385 296 178 130 139 73 52 Handia Liana (5) 2,107 125 134 826 439 387 124 103 131 57 53 Malewala (4) 705 21 21 138 75 63 10 11 22 11 54 Pehluwala (3) 1,718 121 124 810 421 389 162 151 81 42 55 Bhagthala Khurd (81) 792 61 61 448 244 204 66 62 51 19 99 CENSUS ABST~ACT BHATlNDA DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non- 1'10 workers .QZ ~~ (a) (b) ------38 M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 1 64,887 39,026 18,725 478 21 1,480 639 571 1,276 394 2,277 47,766 498 85 143 7 43 20 13 5 182 96,403 inhabited 1 665 4 533 3 72 12 4 19 2 23 1 387 907 2 177 1 124 1 47 1 1 4 - •.. 145 297 3 188 2 132 1 29 17 4 6 173 303 4- 111 54 52 3 2 87 179 5 137 70 58 1 3 4 67 182 6 194 5 89 4 95 2 .. ,. 7 146 299 7 260 7 202 2 45 7 3 2 1 4 179 381 8 7 4 3 8 15 9 58 33 21 2 40 78 10 292 190 77 5 4 7 9 253 500 11 71 48 17 2 1 3 48 100 12 138 101 27 1 4 4 93 199 13 inhabited 14 250 171 68 2 6 3 135 342 15 243 147 77 6 2 6 5 212 390 16 1,032 2 639 •.. 250 3 7 6 6 29 35 57 2 821 1,567 17 134 98 28 3 1 4 122 227 18 10 6 1 1 2 1 11 19 156 101 36 1 7 9 120 243 20 130 2 91 28 3 2 2 6 93 187 21 30 15 8 ... 3 4 19 25 22 149 3 78 51 9 2 3 1 4 2 79 194 23 52 36 8 2 2 1 2 39 75 24- 171 85 77 1 3 5 82 243 25 272 2 141 .,. 101 2 6 15 8 147 320 26 193 1 108 74 1 3 3 5 138 323 27 462 3 297 2 129 6 5 4 12 8 302 666 28 168 1 86 62 8 2 5 5 94 239 29 270 1 165 79 5 6 14 267 495 30 256 3 183 52 2 8 4 9 146 332 31 13 12 1 2 8 32 170 89 62 8 ..., 5 2 1 3 113 233 33 291 182 82 .... 7 8 1 11 184 391 34 235 10 149 3 55 1 2 28 7 152 335 35 166 102 55 2 4 3 J40 281 36 345 172 '" 117 33 10 3 5 5 221 500 37 222 136 54 11 .,. 3 2 3 1 12 134 292 3S 599 6 304 2 169 2 .,. 18 17 4 45 3 39 2 392 873 39 67 36 28 1 2 57 104 40 61 36 19 3 3 62 103 41 216 2 110 87 15 2 3 210 364 42 81 54 24 1 2 87 144 43 131 100 23 -2 4 102 195 44- inhabited 45 328 7 256 5 43 9 2 1 9 10 254 520 46 440 3 356 56 5 16 3 7 316 694 47 206 119 75 2 3 7 154 336 48- 119 5 92 17 10 5 103 186 49- 756 1 523 ... 150 3 7 10 9 25 9 20 561 1,146 50 232 161 40 1 10 5 2 13 153 296 5f 254 156 1 82 7 4 1 4 185 386 52 44 37 6 1 31 63 53 254 1 141 ... 102 1 7 3 167 388 54 142 1 99 ... 30 3 1 8 102 203 55 100 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY FARIDKOT TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. & of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in acres p M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 11/1/56 Bhagthala Kalan (82) 1,846 139 139 802 416 386 134 152 96 22 57 Moranwala (83) 2,403 193 193 1,140 637 503 '161 126 185 49 58 Qhamiara (84) 914 92 99 561 315 246 30 25 110 44 59 Chand Baja (86) 1,960 222 233 1,357 731 626 240 222 257 128 60 Misriwala (85) 647 107 110 659 356 303 55 62 92 38 61 Kaler (91) 1,130 96 96 656 357 299 134 111 81 52 62 Pakka (79) 3,606 361 361 2,148 1,143 1,005 368 302 252 110 63 Bholuwala (78) 522 75 7(, 427 232 195 113 92 64 34 64 Pakhi Kalan (80) 4,179 3:0 361; 2.121 1,148 973 344 283 ./ 355 182 65 Bir Bholuwala (77) 1,025 37 38 238 130 108 39 34 57 34 66 Pipli (76) 3,387 343 347 1,978 1,052 926 348 293 169 63 67 Paridkot (Rural) (75) 14,782 245 245 1,576 1,061 515 320 264 451 98 68 Qila Nau (73) 4,813 316 328 2,062 1,115 947 406 343 247 105 69 Chet Singh Wala (61) 1,006 121 124 709 380 329 163 142 159 44 70 Machaki Khurd (57) 1,015 121 125 736 405 331 101 101 163 49 71 Machaki Kalan (60) 3,161 309 312 1,849 959 890. 488 464 261 98 72 Midu Man (58) 889 65 71 428 231 197 51 41 66 23 73 Mehmuana (59) 2,253 171 171 1,063 594 469 274 221 137 47 74 Mani Singh Wala (46) 1,365 137 139 767 411 356 124 119 182 75 75 Bilewala (45) 2,832 193 202 1,252 649 603 176 173 256 113 76 Dhab Sher Singh Wala (63) 1,124 101 119 629 330 299 239 217 65 35 77 Sher Singh Wala (62) 3,356 206 214 1,387 717 670 116 109 346 191 78 Sukhanwala (64) 3,897 263 265 1,697 905 792 190 150 240 128 '79 Hariewala (65) 1,731 99 104 556 290 266 59 55 86 42 80 Dana Romana (71) 961 70 73 502 282 220 148 113 45 17 81 Sango Romana (70) 386 17 17 107 66 41 18 17 2 82 Ratti Rod (72) 2,297 111 118 715 392 323 116 88 149 69 83 Kamiana (74) 2,951 228 228 1,593 875 718 285 226 256 91 84 VirewaJa Khurd (96) 364 75 75 472 253 219 85 66 62 18 85 Naraingarh (95) 562 28 28 143 78 65 24 16 23 4 86 Chahal (94) 3,056 299 312 1,858 998 860 340 299 185 81 87 Tehna (92) 1,596 201 201 1,392 781 611 269 205 176 53 88 Bhana (93) 2,595 283 310 1,885 1,032 853 332 248 280 121 89 Dhudi (90) 3,048 447 518 2,831 1,52.5 1,306 437 363 450 202 90 Chak Dhudi (89) 850 2 2 11 4 7 2 3 2 2- 91 Mandwala (87) 855 113 113 756 387 369 142 131 , 163 62 92 Dhoolkot (88) 2,400 337 346 2,168 1,137 1,031 367 312 268 109 93 Kot Sukhia (120) 3,627 437 469 3,057 1,695 1,362 367 269 436 168 94 Bagiana (121) r,829 168 17S 1,144 629 515 224 200 142 59 95 Chak Bhuria (122) 356 Un- 96 Iiwanwala (124) 2,998 455 455 2,727 t,442 1,285 400 258 568 271 97 Aulakh (123) 3,159 369 387 2,307 1,255 1,052 277 221 231 135 98 S irsari (116) 1,363 161 162 99,8 544 454 211 183 164 71 99 Nangal (119) 963 103 103 644 348 296 94 75 92 38 100 Chambeli (118) 1,126 108 108 725 396 329 125 115 124 48 101 Nathewala (117) 653 69 80 456 252 204 133 105 67 34 102 Bir Chahal (112) 591 28 28 186 88 98 37 41 35 14 103 Bir Sikhanwala (114) 2,524 78 86 499 268 231 166 128 .... 73 35 104 Sikhanwala (113) 1,291 212 235 1,474 817 657 385 293 177 84 105 Sandhwan (111) 2,456 425 458 2,597 1,353 1,244 1,016 922 287 131 106 Jajaliana (110) 743 163 163 955 499 456 175 163 158 196 107 Da wariana (109) 1,141 174 r80 1,058 588 470 255 171 163 80 108 Machaki Mal Singh (97) 2.289 271 284 1,713 914 799 353 317 197 55 109 DhimanwaJi (98) 1,880 288 301 1,802 934 868 276 274 322 134 110 _Chak Dhimanwali (69) 561 1 1 1 1 1 101 CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workers I II In IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non- c: d workers .gZe.g (a) (b) ----~8 M F M F M FM FM FM FM FM FM FM FM F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 215 151 55 ... ~ .. . 4 4 201 386 56 386 3 270 2 85 9 .. . 9 11 251 500 57 156 125 19 3 1 8 159 246 58 371 2 203 .•• 109 13 5 12 1 28 2 360 624 59 187 145 ... 25 2 4 3 1 7 169 303 60 204 1 133 1 58 8 4 .. 153 298 61 672 2 437 I 206 2 5 1 7 14 1 471 1,003 62 146 1 60 ... 79 2 3 2 1 86 194 63 603 4 395 .. , 154 9 7 5 10 23 4 545 969 64 68 1 38 ... 23 2 - 2 2 1 62 107 65 540 3 330 •.. 171 3 9 1 6 6 3 14 ... 512 923 66 441 1 211 •.. 86 19 16 42 4 5 3 55 1 620 514 67 640 373 ... 147 9 9 12 5 39 12 17 ... 17 475 947 68 226 4 160 3 45 6 2 3 281 154 325 69 221 6 141 1 51 2 2 5 2 7 6 1 8 1 184 325 70 517 4 312 •.• 166 3 4 2 2 7 4 17 3 442 886 71 138 47 .,. 88 3 93 197 72 347 I 147 1 154 2 17 4 6 5 3 9 247 468 73 201 4 122 ... 46 2 3 7 2 1 4 3 3 12 210 352 74 405 4 239 ... 101. 27 2 16 3 2 7 10 2 244 599 75 211 1 84 1 116 2 1 3 5 119 298 76 431 3 315 1 67 6 3 1 12 1 25 2 286 667 77 563 8 402 3 108 2 13 9 10 2 19 3 342 784 78 174 2 126 39 2 2 5 2 116 264 79 137 70 50 8 3 1 2 3 145 220 80 35 21 14 3 t 41 81 221 2 151 52 8 ••• 7 ••• 5 1 4 1 171 321 82 500 3 296 1 155 18 2 3 4 6 16 2 375 715 83 149 1 102 1 42 2 1 2 104 218 84 35 32 3 43 65 85 568 3 336 ... 195 2 6 1 15 14 1 430' 857 86 440 4 260 ... 145 3 1 4 14 4 12 1 341 607 87 560 1 324 ... 196 7 6 3 12 12 1 472 852 88 820 7 480 5 253 11 9 12 5 20 4 26 2 705 1,299 89 1 1 3 7 90 225 123 ... 94 2 2 4 162 369 91 663 5 368 ... 189 2 47 16 5 4 13 4 17 2 474 1,026 92 990 650 ... 221 6 22 5 6 27 3 50 705 1,362 93 380 221 ... 135 4 2 1 3 4 1 9 249 515 94 tnhizbited 95 744' 10 475 7 163 12 19 6 4 15 12 38 3 698 1,275 96 755 3 511 2 154 4 28 3 8 17 I 29 I 500 1,049 97 321 191 '" 116 1 ... 4 1 3 5 223 454 98 221 1 147 '" 57 1 4 1 2 3 6 127 295 99 234 148 ... 76 1 3 3 3 162 329 100 158 48 ... 102 3 2 2 94 204 101 49 25 '" 24 ...... 39 97 102 156 47 .. 103 3 1 2 112 231 103 473 239 ... 199 2 7 3 5 8 10 344 657 104 772 9 474 5245 3 3 5 2 22 5 16 581 1,235 105 303 4 155 ..• 120 3 9 1 2 .•. , 2 12 3 196 452 106 364 5 170 '" 163 1 412 3 5 3 13 3 224 465 107 491 2 277 '" 157 2 7 2 2 12 15 1 18 423 797 108 3 289 '" 150 13 1 4 17 14 2 20 2 422 865 109 512 3 .. , '" 110 1 1 102 VILLA~E.WISE ~RlMARY F ARIDKOT T,AlfSII:. Loca- Name of TahsillVillage Jh"ea of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. & of dential Popula tion) Persons Village Houses in acres P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 11/1/111 Daggo Romana (67) 1,071 142 146 1,002 539 463 71 69 183 9~ 112 Cbak Daggo Romana (68) 709 Un- 113 Chak Shama (66) 261 4 4 12 8 4 5 1 3 1 114 Phidda Kalan (100) 1,432 87 115 733 392 341 83 58 128 51 115 Chak Kalyan (101) 1,007 142 144 896 473 423 158 143 ... 175 69 116 Phidda Khurd (99) 926 113 Il3 654 353 301 141 129 103 22- 117 Wander Jatana (108) 3,425 519 520 2,901 1,567 1,334 473 380 524 21) 118 Khara (102) 4,444 530 540 3,501 1,899 1,602 516 390 519 179 119 Maur (103) 2,487 341 344 2,041 1,lll 930 377 299 291 98 120 Thara (106) 1,321 97 100 600 338 262 127 102 136 50" 121 Koharwala (130) 1,336 216 225 1,454 785 669 450 373 249 95 122 Wara Daraka (107) 2,307 305 305 1,774 958 816 311 263 309 150" 123 Kot Kapura (Rural) (29) 20,443 568 590 4,869 2,618 2,251 436 363 837 364 124 Deviwala (115) 1,261 209 216 1,244 661 583 346 301 184 60" 125 Ghaniawala (125) 1,401 173 173 1,167 628 539 194 165 227 121 126 Panjgrain Kalan (126) 7,198 1,056 1,097 6,681 3,504 3,177 1,009 858 1.110 573 127 Dhilwan Kalan (127) 6,340 758 788 4,653 2,476 2,177 929 789 609 280' 128 Behbal Kalan (142) 1,755 210 216 1,383 729 654 155 132 179 7']. 129 BUrj Harika (146) 1,528 214 227 1,379 746 633 279 238 259 128 130 Bargari (145) 5,037 724 766 4,569 2,464 2,105 829 700 734 39(1 131 Burj Jawahar Singh Wala (147) 890 132 154 1,008 553 455 236 199 204 7'J 132 Gondara (148) 1,817 224 230 1,367 757 610 249 199 245 115 133 Jhakar Wala (149) 2,758 289 367 2,139 1,135 1,004 349 312 287 117 134 Ran Singh Wala (144) 2,322 281 281 1,756 940 816 382 300 272 144 135 Behbal Khurd (143) 1,795 239 249 1,481 801 680 346 304 232 76- 136 Ajit Gill (139) 1,500 114 114 1,367 752 615 238 210 311 ]0']. 137 Gurusar (141) 1,216 161 ]62 1,049 560 489 139 124 116 41 138 Surawan (140) 2,789 462 469 2.959 1,577 1,382 382 324 493 226- 139 Matta (132) 4,577 587 617 3,869 2,047 1,822 673 594 634 365 140 Romana AlbeI Singh (128) 1,189 136 150 1,018 547 471 163 137 171 5IY 141 Dhapai (131) 2,148 219 231 1,592 847 745 242 216 219 92- 142 Hari Nau (105) 4,180 548 553 3,619 1,937 1,682 527 431 598 263 143 Bharoki Bhatti (104) 1,184 39 52 323 186 137 95 76 47 23" 144 Sur Ghuri (134) 1,802 268 278 1,757 924 833 352 299 235 89 145 Madhak (135) 2,371 262 269 1,609 876 733 251 215 191 51 146 Khachran (136) 1,382 129 151 864 448 416 216 189 131 59 147 Qasam Bhatti (133) 1,318 127 132 906 481 425 307 262 102 33- 148 Rori Kapura (138) 4,459 391 410 2.737 1,458 1,279 419 375 345 J41 149 Ramiana (137) 3,992 398 409 2,596 1,393 1,203 504 442 237 68 150 Karirwali (5) 1,973 214 226 1,527 812 715 159 144 229 54- 151 Ramgarh (4) 1,469 123 140 860 468 392 132 111 142 58- 152 Chain 156 Oumti Khurd (10) 2,447 243 243 1,577 856 721 272 210 279 131 157 Chand Bhan (9) 2,627 393 393 2,482 1,349 1,133 577 488 347 102- 158 Fatehgarh (11) 3,084 237 237 1,333 722 611 359 316 152 60- 159 Gobindgarh (12) 2,618 269 276 1,710 916 794 319 269 251 93 160 Ugandwala (13) 895 134 136 804 433 371 105 78 86 2Z 16\ Raowala (14) 630 69 69 521 272 249 56 33 113 63- 162 Dal Singh Wala (16) 1,720 197 ]98 1,348 758 590 ]69 142 188 S& 163 Sedha Singh Wala (15) ],014 134 142 730 392 338 182 163 115 58 164 Baja Khana (151) 3,772 57I 583 3,439 1.853 10586 500 415 558 257 165 Lambwali (150) 1,589 222 227 1,529 826 703 291 251 255 lU CENSUS 'ABSTRACT WORKERS Total. Workers I II me IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non workers (a) (b) M F M F M F M F M. F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 304 2 233 48 2 3 4 12 2 235 491 111 Inhabited 112 7 2 5 1 4 113 203 143 42 2 5 1 5 5 189 341 114 260 4 150 78 3 4 11 1 3 13 213 419 115 197 116 .•. 64 2 3 2 5 5 156 301 116 886 3 597 1 193 15 21 13 6 1 7 33 2 681 1,331 117 1,050 3 694 ... 252 5 21 6 4 15 1 52 2 849 1,599 118 660 355 ." 205 2 37 4.. 3 23 31 451 930 119 179 96 ... 64 1 1 1 2 13 159 262 120 373 3 189 ... 156 6 2 7 1 12 3 412 666 121 555 7 302 3 172 9 22 5 15 1 29 4 403 809 122 1,529 4 1,107 1 285 8 18 14 12 13 14 58 2 1,089 2,247 123 414 1 153 ... 203 20 2 8 4 5 5 5 9 1 247 582 124 356 3 179 .•. 107 10 29 2 7 1 21 3 272 536 125 1,961 25 1,116 1 454 4 16 76 5 54 59 57 22 ... 107 15 1,543 3,152 126 1,393 10 813 ... 398 15 1 27 3 15 21 34 16 54 5 1,083 2,167 127 467 2 297 1 140 8 1 2 8 381 262 652 128 479 5 257 1 137 1 42 2 6 9 1 13 3 12 267 628 129 1,439 18 758 3 508 5 2 22 3 13 2 21 34 2 79 4 1,025 2,087 130 291 3 136 1 124 2 6 7 16 2 262 452 131 476 1 267 ... 174 14 4 16 1 281 609 132 703 36 434 ... 215 35 29 2 6 16 1 432 968 133 547 3 307 ... 188 25 1 7 3 14 3 393 813 134 531 4 272 2 213 2 13 1 11 2 19 270 676 135 420 1 249 ... 155 1 2 1 12 1 332 614 136 314 2209 ... 72 3 2 5 7 1 15 2 246 487 137 895 4 550 ... 210 36 16 10 35 1 37 2 682 1,378 138 1,237 8 732 ... 379 2 27 2 10 9 8 30 40 6 ,810 1,814 139 269 1 136... 85 8 10 4 11 15 1 278 470 140 465 8 298 2 94 12 21 17 4 8 15 2 382 737 141 1,103 10 705 .. ' 287 27 2 8 2 29 3 42 8 834 1,672 142 95 5 35 2 ,34 15 2 11 1 91 132 143 531 1 298 ... 175 3 18 5 138 21 ... 393 832 144 520 1 320 ... 133.... 10 27 6 8 16 356 732 145 301 15 141 ... 135 13 9 7 8 2 147 401 146 282 100 ... 148 4 18 4 8 199 425 147 924 ,594 .. , 257 5 16 ... 2 20 3 27 534 1,279 148 895 4 550 1 257 3 3 46 2 16 3 18 498 1,199 149 549 1 417 ... 96 20 11 5 263 714 150 285 20 122 2 134 16 5 8 2 7 7 2 183 372 151 442 1 2\19... 116 2 ~.. 12 4 3 '1 1 8 1 408 691 152 355 1 251 .. , 87 2 6 2 2 5 222 522 153 308 243 ... 61 4 199 458 154 656 390 ... 237 6 6 16 386 869 155 488 3 273 ... 175 4 1 1 10 1 24 2 368 718 156 749 5 398 1 209 4 43 2 17 16 36 25 2 600 1,128 157 448 8 192 1 216 6 11 6 12 11 1 274 603 158 529 6 292 2 191 6 9 12 2 4 1 12 4 387 788 159 245 163 59 3 10 3 1 6 188 371 160 168 123 ... 38 1 1 1 4 1 104 248 161 443 317 ••• 97 2 8 3 4 5 1 6 315 590 162 226 25 59 ••• 105 18 18 816 7 5 5 13 6 166 313 163 1,057 18 482 .. , 295 9 20 4 88 4 11 69 11 72 10 796 1,568 164 475 3 295 1 120 28 13 6 2 11 2 351 700 165 104 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY FARIDKOT TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. &of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in acres P M F M F M F M P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 11/1/166 Dod (3) 3,046 425 469 2,837 1,488 1,349 447 407 485 186 ]67 Malia (4) 2,497 263 285 1,842 1,001 841 284 226 246 80' 168 Bara Bhaika (152) 2,132 222 226 1,433 761 672 176 167 230 6~ 169 Ghania (7) 2,090 157 159 1,321 700 621 191 174 156 45 170 Romana (8) 3,078 349 358 2,231 1,232 999 340 291 311 9Z IDS CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workers I II III V VI VII IV VIII IX X tl • (I-IX) Non- workers ~~ &-8 (a) (b) ------.38 M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M---- .F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 798 4 479 ... 201 4 8 30 5 17 16 9 33 690 1,345 166 642 3 374 .. , 201 11 20 2 19 17 359 838 167 419 258 ... 117 1 13 .. , 3 5 9 2 11 342 672 168 398 3 247 .. , 128 1 11 1 5 7 1 302 618 169 707, 4 442 ... 168 8 2 39 8 6 13 23 2 525 995 17() 106 UR1}AN BLOCKWISE FARIDKOT TAHSIl. Loca- Name of Urban Area of Occu- No.of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion agglomera tion/ Town! pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code Town/Ward/Urban Ward in Resi- holds and Houseless Educated Nq. enumerator's block sq. kms. dential Population) Persons Houses P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Faridkot Urban N.A. 5,104 14,683 3,474 8,628 Agglomeration 3,849 27,725 13,042 3,038 5,432 WI (a) Faridkot (M.e.) 6.27 5,051 14,557 3,474 8,566 3,835 27,508 12,951 3,038 5,398 Ward No. 1 N.A. 584 799 3,708 1,958 1,750 1,069 955 703 367 Block 1 90 118 651 327 324 91 79 157 114 2 86 121 579 294 285 104 101 164 96 3 63 86 591 303 288 193 200 112 47 4 59 116 654 360 294 313 251 49 15 5 113 118 566 299 267 116 99 126 68 6 173 240 667 375 292 252 225 95 27 Ward No. 2 N.A. 232 299 1,493 808 685 120 105 487 314 Block 7 129 160 756 399 357 15 10' 297 215 8 103 139 731 409 328 105 95 190 99 Ward No.3 N.A. 727 972 5,189 2,733 2,456 1,178 1,023 1,262 777 Block 9 92 109 602 304 298 13 97 164 100 10 102 139 632 326 306 16 10 210 148 11 85 105 548 287 261 27 25 173 122 12 " 100 131 762 400 362 167 151 170 99 13 19 142 141 392 349 11 53 203 137 14 70 118 651 341 304 168 134 173 106 15 90 112 578 302 276 302 276 78 28 16 109 116 615 315 300 354 271 91 37 Ward No.4 N.A. 249 308 1,774 914 860 10 4 675 386 Block 17 72 93 572 294 278 3 1 231 173 18 85 104 574 296 278 1 3 212 50 19 92 111 628 324 304 232 163 Ward No.5 N.A. 209 252 1,504 762 742 9 8 589 472 Block 20 101 121 703 356 347 4 5 270 227 21 108 131 801 406 395 5 3 319 245 Ward No. 6 N.A. 221 256 1.~86 730 656 93 72 490 351 Block 22 117 121 698 361 337 60 46 235 170 23 104 135 688 369 319 33 26 255 181 Ward No.7 N.A. 241 280 1,667 856 811 17 16 594 454 Block 24 64 82 492 249 243 198 159 25 84 102 642 331 311 17 16 215' 160 26 93 96 533 276 257 181 135 Ward No.8 N.A. 259 336 1,741 929 812 3 719 500 Block 27 86 116 571 297 274 1 248 185 28 83 100 518 287 231 2 217 142 29 90 120 652 345 307 254 173 Ward No.9 N.A. 232 253 1,381 712 669 550 408 Block 30 1 J 8 122 694 344 350 281 210 4 131 687 368 319 269 198 107 PR'[\1ARY CENSUS ABSTRACT BHA TINDA DISTRICT WORKERS' Total Wurkers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non workerS' (a) (b) ------_- M F MFMFMFMFMF MFMFMFMFM F M F 1<; 16 17' 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 3S 7,079 703 590 110 97 848 172 1,496 531 2,532 7,604 447 9 24 2 5 7 10 2 388 12,595 7,019 699 568 109 97 846 172 1.492 526 2,510 7,538 443 9 24 2 5 7 10 2 384 12,50S. 904 78 92 1 97 14 33 6 82 3 19 96 3 101 378 57 1,054 1,671 145 10 18 4 14 4 26 20 59 9 182 314 141 21 14 11 4 12 2 26 2 7 19 3 13 37 12 153 264 130 8 9 16 7 10 21 12 55 8 }73 280 161 19 20 42 10 9 4 9 .. , 2 4 20 51 9 199 275 148 17 22 6 1 3 1 3 19 20 74 16 151 250 179 3 9 18 4 20 3 7 16 102 3 196 289 369 29 59 3 73 13 2 25 9 58 20 JIO 25 439 656 183 26 35 3 8 9 2 17 3 30 8 71 22 216 331 186 3 24 65 4 8 6 28 12 39 3 223 325- 1,333 78 152 ... 147 9 11 27 207 3 74 ... 117 4 143 455 62 1,400 2,378 129 9 5 3 2 2 49 14 11 12 31 9 175 28(/ 159 9 25 1 2 29 6 23 17 56 9 167 297 135 11 29 1 1 1 16 10 12 1. 5 60 10 152 25() 190 17 32 60 9 3 10 11 ., 16 14 1 11 33 7 210 345 193 6 14 45 2 14 18 2 29 12 57 6 199 343 152 11 32 3 13 7 22 34 41 10 195 293 171 10 5 11 46 2 17 3 32 56 7 131 266 204 5 10 23 25 1 2 3 20 121 4 171 295 412 48 46 2 1 2 1 67 25 •.• 134 1 14 122 45 502 812 136 (5 27 2 '4 2 39 14 158 263 138 9 4 ..... , ... ~~ 10 ... 53 11 27 9 158 269 138 24 15 1 1 1 24 13 ... 27 1 56 22 186 280 340 27 5 40 7 ... 177 10 101 26 422 715 166 13 2 20 96 2 42 12 190 334 174 14 3 20 81 8 59 14 232 381 342 19 50 23 10 15 3 53 13 79 23 76 15 388 637 172 11 44 13 6 2 3 20 11 33 13 30 /8 189 326- 170 8 6 10 4 13 33 2 46 10 46 7 199 311 372 12 32 22 51 4 ... 131 31 101 12 484 79Cf 123 6 13 22 2 ... 55 5 26 6 126 237 140 3 6 22 21 1 ... 52 13 25 3 191 308· 109 3 13 8 1 .•• 24 13 50 3 167 254 439 15 11 10 1 2 80 ... 201 25 109 15 490 797 144 5 4 22 69 6 41 5 153 26~ 142 5 1 35 •.. 62 5 39 5 145 226- 153 5 6 10 23 ... 70 14 29 5 192 302 288 28 15 29 15 1 51 1 ..• III 7 59 27 424 641 136 13 11 17 1 25 ... 49 2 31 12 208 337 152 15 4 Il 14 26 1 62 5 28 15 216 3()4.. 108 URBAN BLOCKWISE FAlUDKOT TAHSIL Loca- Name of Urban Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tio,n agglOmeratio~ Town/ ied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code Town/Ward/ rban Ward in ~esi- holds and Houseless Educated No. enumerator's block sq. kms. dential Population) Persons Houses P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 n/l Faridkot (M.e.)-concld. Ward No. 10 N.A. 165 331 1,584 816 768 61 53 541 407 Block 32 104 135 778 404 374 19 16 275 195 33 61 196 806 412 394 42 37 266 212 Ward No. 11 N.A. 234 294 1,578 784 794 26 26 586 404 Block 34 80 89 483 241 242 6 11 181 147 35 67 101 537 265 272 .. 187 149 36 87 104 558 278 '80 20 15 218 108 Ward No. 12 N.A. 481 670 3,958 2,088 1,870 886 774 966 526 Block 37 60 124 668 368 300 248 215 108 41 38 88 101 582 313 269 6 8 178 109 39 74 107 670 349 321 215 195 120 55 40 80 114 662 344 318 242 211 166 80 41 87 112 664 361 303 159 126 177 83 42 92 112 712 353 359 16 19 217 158 Military Special N.A. 1 1 545 467 78 2 2 404 32 (i) Railway Quarters and I.T.I. N.A. 14 53 217 126 91 62 34 (D.G.) Kot Kapura Urban N.A. 6,031 18,130 4,692 8,935 Agglomeration 5,269 34,116 15,986 3,958 5,418 ll/ll (a) Kot Kapura (M.e.) 2.59 6,003 18,020 4,692 8,900 5,247 33,907 '15,887 3,958 5,397 Ward No.1 N.A. 940 1,080 5,787 3,118 2,669 1,610 1,384 1,207 523 Block 1 108 117 660 349 311 312 284 87 14 2 85 94 559 297 262 295 261 59 3 3 130 154 674 377 297 255 215 138 26 4 113 134 713 394 319 23 19 219 149 5 114 119 599 336 263 164 109 171 83 6 89 110 617 315 302 77 81 184 118 7 89 107 584 321 263 246 190 103 27 8 107 112 635 332 303 52 55 142 62 9 105 133 746 397 349 186 170 104 41 Ward No. 2 N.A. 227 275 1,581 794 787 25 22 423 337 Block 10 65 74 466 218 248 6 5 125 125 11 77 102 546 284 262 17 14 140 126 12 85 99 569 292 277 2 3 158 86 Ward No.3 N.A. 366 375 2,178 1,179 999 307 239 518 372 Block 13 126 133 668 369 299 5 4 225 141 14 123 125 815 437 378 150 121 202 131 15 117 117 695 373 322 152 114 91 100 Ward No. 4 N.A. 243 280 1,476 776 700 11 7 495 335 Block 16 120 137 747 396 351 11 7 228 149 17 123 143 729 380 349 267 186 109 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workres I II III N V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non workers (a) (b) M F MFMFMFMFMF MFMFMF MF M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 398 54 18 1 1 6 2 26 5 .,. 104 1 65 173 50 418 714 196 15 12 1 16 3 ... 79 27 57 14 208 359 202 39 6 5 2 10 2 ... 25 38 116 36 210 355 387 30 38 1 1 1 3 66 6 ... 168 20 84 29 397 764 124 13 23 15 2 51 3 29 12 117 229 122 11 6 ... 21 4 ... 53 10 28 11 143 261 141 6 9 3 30 ... 64 7 27 6 137 274 1,006 24 181 ... 164 1 32 26 1 98 9 ... 116 67 2 313 20 1,082 1,846 212 3 66 15 20 1 9 3 6 11 81 2 156 297 135 3 28 46 1 5 5 1 18 8 23 3 178 266 150 4 14 1 11 19 1 104 4 199 317 165 3 10 38 2 4 53 3 21 14 2 20 1 179 315 163 3 48 41 11 2 10 16 35 3 198 300 181 8 15 24 8 16 9 42 17 50 7 172 351 429 1 4.. 9 1 38 77 60 4 4 22 1 2 4 5 22 4 66 87 9,093 859 1,258 70 2 305 1,563 305 2,474 856 1,401 9,037 223 4 5 1 8 13 1 10 3 178 15,763 '9,040 812 1,258 70 2 305 1,560 305 2,473 856 1,399 8,980 223 451 8 13 1 10 3 178 15,664 ),577 29 97 ... 284 21 2 12 1 482 44 ... 150 138 347 28 1,541 2,640 182 2 15 19 1 7 67 1 7 10 55 2 167 309 149 3 .. 1 23 1 6 10 108 3 148 259 164 1 13 6 42 1 15 52 35 1 213 296 197 6 16 2 5 72 3 31 33 35 6 197 313 161 8 1 79 2 23 7 IS 8 26 7 175 255 175 '4 14 8 6 2 73 30 9 33 4 140 298 172 1 9 3 118 9 6 5 21 1 149 262 186 2 4 '" 112 13 13 20 6 18 2 146 301 191 2 38 48 4 51 9 20 5 16 2 206 347 )60 26 83 1 23 1 11 1 68 34 50 28 63 23 434 761 100 4 5 7 9 33 4 22 9 11 4 118 244 131 16 27 16 23 10 17 9 29 15 153 246 129 6 51 2 12 20 11 10 23 4 163 271 .574 22 69 ... 138 9 1 79 11 4 ... 129 61 84 10 605 977 170 6 11 46 1 14 2 46 14 36 6 199 293 204 14 32 6 4 52 11 1 45 34 29 2 233 364 200 2 26 86 4 13 1 38 13 19 2 173 320 370 18 61 1 22 9 102 2 78 25 71 17 406 682 193 5 38 19 6 45 2 37 17 29 5 203 346 In 13 23 3 3 57 41 8 42 12 203 336 110 URBAN BLOCKWISE FARIDKOT TAHSIL Loca- Name of Urban Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion agglomeration'- Town/ pied House- (including Institutional castes Tribes and Code. Town/Ward/Urban Ward in Resi- holds and Houseless Educatei:J No. enumerator'S block sq. kms. dential Population) Persons Houses ---- P M F M F M F M P 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14- ll/II (a) Kot Kapura (M.C.)-concld. Ward No.5 N.A. 245 264 1,656 890 766 196 170 432 f41. Block 18 62 75 524 283 241 167 144 142 50' 19 83 89 558 288 270 22 23 179 133 20 100 100 574 319 255 7 3 111 58 Ward No.6 _TII.A. 219 275 1,676 859 817 626 481 Block 21 62 75 586 306 280 232 162- 22 68 90 533 265 268 195 158- 23 89 110 557 288 269 199 161 Ward No.7 N.A. 239 315 1,947 986 961 764 55t! Brock 24 84 109 671 335 336 255 195- 25 74 104 603 300 303 239 173 26 81 102 673 351 322 270 190 Ward No.- 8 N.A. 247 290 1,775 932 843 8 5 706 509 Block 27 90 97 621 317 304 258 218 28 83 97 586 310 276 2 1 238 139" 29 74 96 568 305 263 6 4 210 152 Ward No. 9 N.A. 175 203 1,231 669 562 438 28t! Block 30 84 96 572 315 257 201 128 31 91 107 659 354 305 237 160 Ward No. 10 N.A. i36 273 1,655 845 810 8 9 594 '4l6 Block 32 66 81 533 281 252 6 208 136 33 83 91 533 274 259 177 .115 34 87 101 589 290 299 8 3 209 t65- Ward No.ll N.A. 697 i74 4,687 2,491 2,196 852 718 "999 538 Block 35 93 96 568 294 274 198 136- 36 103 116 670 351 319 104 101 88 43 37 71 82 466 246 220 20 17 141 84- 38 96 98 582 325 257 229 175 77 46- 39 84 102 611 322 289 96 76 132 75 40 77 95 586 316 270 21 20 155 80" 41 ,78 88 548 281 267 49 56 159 67 42 95 97 656 356 300 333 273 48 1 Ward No. 12 N.A. 665 758 3,886 2,104 1,782 931 794 629 271 Block 43 129 170 838 464 374 124 100 135 43 44 123 123 638 350 288 79 60 148 91 45 93 107 636 342 294 52 41 119 5Z 46 127 148 739 395 344 335 284 56 15 47 106 123 636 333 303' 251 237 28 7 48 87 87 399 220 179 90 72 143 63 Ward No. 13 N.A. 748 841 4,372. 2,377 1,995 744. 610 1,069 52!f I Block 49 106 104 610 323 287 12 8 162 100 50 112 122 608 351 257 119 89 104 40 51' 117 149 687 373 314 238 205 179 58- 52 83 105 550 308 242 159 130 156 71 53 117 120 658 345 313 129 98 143 85 54 107 124 629 352 277 212 102 55 106 117 630 325 305 87 80 113 7Z (I) Kothe Samian (O.G.) N.A. 22 28 209 110 99 35 21 111 PRIMARY £ENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRIC," WORKERS Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non workers ------(a) (b) M F MFMFMFMFMFMFMF MFMFM F M P 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 451 13 12 11 1 72 126 22 117 3 34 56 10 439 753 152 6 1 7 67 5 33 3 17 21 3 131 235 142 5 10 2 30 11 62 10 17 5 146 265 157 2 1 2 72 29 6 22 7 18 2 162 253 427 14 16 1 70 1 8 246 1 12 74 12 432 803 155 4 2 24 2 99 3 24 3 151 276 138 6 8 10 1 90 4 25 5 127 262 134 4 6 36 5 57 5 25 4 154 265 4 460 14 5 9 2 48 1 6 317 2 8 65 11 526 947 141 5 3 4 2 11 2 98 1 20 5 194 331 148 2 4 15 I 10Z. l' 2 24 1 152 301 171 7 2 1 22 3 117 1 5 21 5 180 315 481 18 4 1 1 9 ..• 52 3 332 1 8 72 16 451 825 160 9 2 6 12 112 1 25 7 ]57 295 146 3 ... 14 104 3 24 3 164 273 175 6 2 3 26 116 4 23 6 130 257 348 4 4 2 50 5 191 50 46 3 321 558 162 33 3 78 30 18 153 257 186 4 4 2 17 2 113 20 28 3 168 301 420 14 19 5 8 9 48 272 '".14 45 14 425 796 133 8 5 18 97 3 10 8 148 244 137 3 5 5 7 11 82 9 18 3 137 . 256 150 3 14 3 2 19 93 2 17 3 140 296 1,267 25 272 1 415 5 3 35 2 127 23 214 2 54 1 124 14 1,224 2,171 139 8 24 2 19 2 45 .. 15 33 6 155 266 200 6 92 1 47 3 1 28 3 8 4 17 2 151 313 131 4 26 .,. 9 2 "', 29 33 4 7 21 4 115 216 169 1 42 .•. 110 2 3 1 3 1 7 I 156 256 157 1 9 ... 60 3 1 63 6 15 165 288 150 25 .. , 13 24 9 49 13 17 166 270 128 4 43 ... 28 18 2 19 8 10 I 153 263 193 1 11 ... 148 1 ~ 20 7 4 163 299 1,138 10 67 ... 285 7 7" 28 90 90, 150 280 2 141 8 966 1,772 275 2 .•. 180 28 3 28 19 14 189 374 194 ,59 60 5 2 45 5 ... 18 156 287 ]70 4 _ 7 4 2 40 11 42 41 I 19 172 293 199 23 7 68 22 ..~ 58 21 196 344 202 7 2 15 2 26 9 '... 6 12 72 58 6 131 296 98 1 1 1 85 11 I 122 178 1,167 16 107 70 8 ... 118 3 218 64 1 227 144 211 12 1,210 1,979 175 9 2 4 19 t 55 46 39 148 287 156 1 14 .. 14 23 21 28 40 16 I 195 256 199 1 2 27 1 10 69 21 8 13 48 1 174 313 153 4 30 2 6 t 62. 9 1 9 11 24 2 155 238 161 1 5 3 •.• 77 5 38 8 2S 1 184 312 159 5 5 10 2 23 6 67 19 28 3 193 272 164 4 61 19 1 17 6 22 7 31 4 161 301 53 47 3 1 2 57 99 112 URBAN BLOCKWISE FARIDKOT TAHSIL Loca- Name of Urban Area of Occu No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion agglomeration/ Town/ pied House (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code Town/Ward/Urban Ward in Resi holds and Houseless Educated No. enumerator's block sq. kms. dential Population) Persons Houses P M F M F M F M P 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Jaitu Mandi Urban N.A. 3,150 10,372 2,659 4,707" Agglomeration 2,480 19,446 9,074 2,230 2,651 11/I1I (a) Jaitu Mandi (M.e.) 9.06 3,144 10,353 2,659 4,703 2,474 19,403 9,050 2,230 Ward No.1 N.A. 266 344 2,260 1,221 1,039 79 44 ~~~'48 2,:: Block 1 98 104 753 407 346 26 22 122 41 2 88 121 762 405 357 8 3 73 28- 3 80 119 745 409 336 45 19 153 81 Ward No. 2 N.A. 161 172 1,071 572 499 g 9 219 87 o Block 4 53 59 375 200 175 73 30- 5 108 113 696 372 324 8 9 146 57 Ward No.3 N.A./ 177 195 1,315 709 60ti 55 43 246 124 Block 6 80 85 597 308 289 9 4 98 70- 7 97 lID 718 401 317 46 39 148 54 Ward No. 4 N.A. 429 561 3,423 1,825 1,598 882 762 779' 394 Block 8 106 127 784 447 337 318 243 111 18· 9 78 118 64! 339 302 250 219 58 26- 10 74 90 688 359 329 2 1 276 200 11 90 108 633 323 310 79 73 223 127 12 58 83 491 252 239 233 226 49 lZ 13 23 35 186 105 81 62 11 Ward No. 5 N.A. 374 427 2,623 1,394 1,229 785 691 321 ]87 Block 14 86 120 726 391 '335 46 46 192 117 15 88 103 613 322 291 302 279 18 7 16 96 100 595 312 283 259 237 46 14 17 39 39 275 154 121 154 121 6 18 65 65 414 215 199 24 14 59 4~ Ward No. 6 N.A. 170 199 1,363 699 664 7 5 522 361 Block 19 96 101 684 362 322 7 5 245 165 20 74 98 679 337 342 277 196- Ward No. 7 N.A. 133 192 1,282 650 632 13 14 448 335 Block 21 76 106 689 348 341 2 3 238 191 22 57 86 593 302 291 11 11 210 144- Ward No. 8 N.A. 192 265 1,457 779 678 53 43 471 278' Block 23 85 95 705 355 350 23 29 232 161 24 107 179 752 424 328 30 14 239 117 Ward No.9 N.A. 173 264 1,484 776 708 6 2 524 374- Block 25 98 138 758 397 361 6 2 272 201 26 75 126 726 379 347 252 173 Ward No. 10 N.A. 399 525 3,125 1,728 1,397 771 617 825 353' Block 27 97 133 775 422 353 16 8 291 166- 28 126 144 799 424 375 201 179 224 99- 29 80 112 773 433 340 386 311 133 14 30 96 136 778 449 329 168 119 177 74- (i) Kothe Lal Preml (O.G.) N.A. 6 6 43 19 24 4 8 113 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workers I II III N V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non workers (a) (b) M F MFMFMFMFMF MFMF MFM F M F M P- 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38= 5,110 1,072 332 52 201 1,083 113 1,316 315 626 5,262 173 3 11 25 1 34 99 8,901' 5,101 1,063 332 52 201 1,083 113 1,316 315 626 5,252 173 3 11 25 1 34 99 8,877 644 6 328 44 1 10 11 1 103 28 25 33 62 4 577 1,03!!" 203 168 6 2 2 9 2 1 2 11 204 346 214 2 66 21 4 9 61 18 7 23 5 2 191 355- 227 4 94 17 I 4 33 8 17 8 46 2 182 332 296 4 196 4 3 6 34 8 9 11 25 4 276 49S 110 63 1 1 24 4 1 7 9 90 175: 186 4 133 3 2 6 10 4 8 4 16 4 186 32G 406 311 26 1 13 25 7 8 13 303 60(; 174 144 11 5 4 2 2 6 134 289- 232 169 IS 8 21 5 6 7 169 317 844 44 29 10 1 6 22 242 4 22 1 305 16 49 159 22 981 1,554: 218 12 25 10 2 23 4 84 II 18 52 1 229 325; 149 10 11 48 7 34 2 15 34 7 190 292: 159 I 3 2 26 104 1 23 1 200 328: 154 5 1 2 6 48 7 47 11 32 5 169 305 119 11 1 3 92 3 2 11 3 2 8 3 133 228: 45 5 1 5 2 25 2 10 5 60 76- 756 - 47 106 ___ 175 1 10 23 9 222 15 24 100 18 57 39 4 638 1,18Z" 203 12 9 2 1 19 9 80 13 54 1 4 21 2 188 323; 192 3 14 76 8 33 1 7 7 1 42 5 130 288- 157 31 6 16 4 87 14 3 29 16 7 5 155 252: 89 2 61 16 6 3 1 65 121" 115 75 20 6 4 1 7 100 193: 275 17 1 2 43 1 2 167 19 41 16 424 647' 140 10 30 2 66 16 25 9 222 312: 135 7 1 13 101 3 16 7 202 335 295 10 1 9 1 4 55 5 178 6 36 10 355 62Z' 159 7 9 I 37 1 87 1 21 7 189 334 136 3 3 18 4 91 5 15 3 166 288: 378 12 15 22 11 __ , 22 82 5 146 22 53 12 401 666· 157 to 1 1 5 17 3 97 6 27 10 198 34()- 221 2 14 22 10 17 65 2 49 16 26 2 203 326, 391 10 8 5 3 90 195 14 75 10 385 698' 205 4 8 3 3 36 106 8 40 4 192 35T 186 6 2 54 89 6 35 6 193 341 816 23 66 40 5 97 1 187 5 18 184 96 123 17 912 1,3U 191 7 14 40 1 89 3 42 6 231 346, 192 3 22 17 12 52 62 27 2 232 372- 203 6 4 74 67 4 2 14 12 30 2 230 334 230 7 65 26 1 63 3 29 19 24 7 219 322. 9 9 10 PUNJAB TAHSIL BHATINOA .... DISTRICT 8HATINOA T ~ 5 J' D : KILOMETRES ~ 0 J 6 9 12 S I L" 2 0 2 4 6 MILlS S r C' 'V )' 'So .., o c;. ~ RAMPURA... PHUL 6) ~ ~ .. '" il" "So ~ ..'" c;. " (" 1> (" \. ,"_ -, i --i ., ~ ~ " OF VILLAGES POPULATION 5,000 a. ABOVE @ 2,000--4,99'9 Ell 1,000--1,999 (I 500-- 999 (]) 200-- 499, 0 LESS THAN 200 u UNINHABI1'EO VI\..L.AGES STATE BOUNDARY , ...• ', ...... _._ QISTIIICT BOUNDARY ..... ,...... _._ TAHSIL BOUNDARY. '...... - ...... " _._ ..,. TOWNS TAHSIL HHDGUAIITERS...... ' •.•'. ,;.... @ :r GONIIINAMANDI VIL~"GE BOUNDARIES WITH LPC~110N B COQ£ NUMBERS (CENSUS) .. .'., " ltBHArlNDA META-LLED RDAO ...... yr:SHUCHO MANDl BROAD 'GALI\l~ IIAILWAYS . WI'!'H Jl[KOT FATEH STATlO"...... , 'w :75ANGAT METRE &AutOE RAILWAYS WITH J.L STATIO~. " ...... "...... '_" JZl MAURMANDI CANAt. .•• ,...... _ ...••_ .•• _ ••. -- J1[RAMANMANDI URB/IH AREA. • ... __.--.-e 7i EAST Of GREENWICH 1.' EAST Of GREENWICH ll5 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BHATINDA TAHSIL .:Serial Name of Location Serial Name of Location "No. village Code No. No. village Code No. 2 3 2 3 1 Ablu 11/2/9 56 Chak Hira Singhwala Alias Pakka Khurd 11/2/141. 2 Akalia Kalan 11 {2{6 57 3 Chak Jandanwala 11/2/21 Akalia Khurd 11/2{4 58 Chak Jeeda 1I/2J17 4 Amargarh 11/2/41 59 5 Chak Kharak Singhwala Alias Doomwali 11/2{137 Amarpura Alias Gurthuri 11{2/131 60 Chak Ram Singhwala 11/2{118 6 Bachak 11/2{86 61 Chak Ruldu Sin~hwala 7 11/2/139 Bagha 11}21191 62- Chanattbal 11121157 8 Bahadargarh Jandian 11/2/77 63 ChathewaJa 11{2/123 9 Baho Jatri 11 {2/88 64 Chugha Kalan 10 11/2/73 Baho Sib ian Patti Basawa Singh 11/2/89 65 Chugha Khurd 11/2{72 11 Baho Sibian Patti Dharam Singh 11/2{70 66 Dan Singhwala 12 11 }2,3 Bajuana 11{2/47 67 Deon 11/2/28 13 Balahar;Binju 11/2{23 68 Dhan Singh Khana 11/2jl20 14 Balahar Mehma 11 {2/5 69 Dhilwan 11/2{44 15 Balluana 11{2J34 70 Dhunike 11 {2/84 16 Bambiha 11/2/81 71 Dunewala 1 t/2{128 17 Bandi 11/2/134 72 Faridkot 11/2/136 ':/8 Banger Charat Singh 11/2/150 73 Fatah Balu 11 {2{227 19 Banger Muhabat Singh 11/2/151 74 _20 Fatehgarh Nauabad 1112/203 Bangi Deepa 11{2/146 75 Ganga 11/2/1 21 Bangi Nihal Singh 1I/2{183 76 Ganga 11/2/45 22 Bangi Rughu 11/2/143 17 Gatwali 11/2/196 23 Bangi Ruldu 11/2/182 78 Gehlewala 11/2/222 24 Bath 11/2/107 79 Gehri Bara Singh 11/2/158 25 Beh:nan Diwana 11/2/35 80 Gehri Buttar 11/2/95 26 Behman Jassa Singh 11/2/201 11/21 ·7 27 81 Gehri Devi Nagar Behman Koer Singh 11/2/216 82 GbasoKhana 11/2/155 .28 Bhagi Bandar 11/2/149 83 C,hudda 11/2}90 29 Bhagu 11 /2/59 1I/2/1€5 30 84 Ghuman Kalan Bhagwangarh Alias BhukhianwaJi 11{2/127 85 Giana 11/2/195 31 Bhagwanpura Alias Gandianwa,la 11/2/213 86 Giddar 11/2/46 32 Bhai Bakhtaur 11/2/154 11/2/43 33 87 Gobindpura Bhai Desa 11/2/170 88 Golewala 11/2/225 ~4 Bhaini 11/2{51 89 Goniana Kalan (Rural) 1112/16 35 Bhatinda (Rural) 11/2/36 90 Goniana Khurd 11 {2/13 36 Bhisiana 11/2/30 91 Gulab Shah Alias Naiwala 11/2/100 37 Bhokhra 11/2/40 Gurusar 11/2/202 38 92 Bhucho Kalan 11/2/57 93 Gurusar Swinewala llJ2j64 39 Bhucho Khurd 11/2/58 94 Har Raipura 11/2/22 -40 BibiwaJa 11/2/38 95 Jai Singhwala 11/2/94 41 Bir Behman 11/2/07 Jajjal 11/2/193 42 96 Birk Kalan 1I/2/31 97 Jandanwala 11/2/20 .43 Birk Khurd 11 {2/32 11/2/76 44 98 Jaoghi Rana Buladhewala 11/2/27 99 Jassi Bagwali If/2/132 45 BUrj 1112/205 100 Jassi Pauwali 11/2{61 46 Burj Dalla 11/2/52 101 Jatri 11/2}174 47 BUrj Kahan Singhwala 11/2/104 102 Jeeda 1112/18 48 Burj Mehman IJ/2/29 103 Jeon Singhwala 11/2/124 49 Burj Rathi 11/2/168 104 Jhurnba 11/2i87 50 Burj Serna 11/2/153 105 Jodhpur Bagga Singh Alias Phalran 11{2/141 .51 Cbak Attar Singh 11/2/83 106 Jodhpura Pakhar 11/2/175 :52 Chak Bakhtu 11/2J116 107 Jodhpur Romana 11{2/63 53 Chak Fateh Singhwala 11/2jl02 11{2{39 -54 108 Joga Nand Chak Goniana Kalan 11 {2/14 109 Jogewala 11/2{198 55 Chak, Goniaoa Khurd 11/2/15 110 Kalalwala 1112/226 116 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BHATINDA TAHSIL Serial Name of Location Serial Name of Location No. village Code No. No. village Code No. 2 3 1 1 ~ 111 Kale Bander 11/2/125 166 Mirjiana 11/21221 112 KaHan MaIka 11/2/49 167 MuItanian 11/2/68 II3 Kalian Sudda 11/2/50 168 Nandgarh 11/2/85 114 Kalian Sukha 11/2/48 169 Nangla 1l/2{218 115 Kaljharani 1l/2j82 170 Naruana 11[2/65 116 Kalloh 11/2/1.07 171 Nathana 11/2{54 117 Kamaloo 11/2/210 172 Natheha 11/2/219 118 Kamalu 11/2/192 173 Nathpura 11/2/53 119 Kanakwal Alias Ratangarh 11/2/188 174 Natt 1112/179 120 Karamgarh Satran 11/2/33 175 Nehianwala 11/2/24 121 Kartar Singhwala 11/2/98 176 PakkaKalan 1l/2/14(} 122 Kaurewala 11/2{223 177 Pathrala 11/2/138 123 Kharak Singhwala 11/2/166 178 Patti Gill 11/2/25 124 Khemuana 11/2/19 179 Patti Kala 11/2/112 125 Khialiwala 11/2/42 180 Patti Karam Chand 11/2/113 126 Killi Nihal Singh 11/2/10 181 Patti Sandli 11/2/110 127 Kishanpura Alias Kutl 11/2/133 182 Patti Sandwal 11/2/111 128 Kot Bakhtu 11/2/147 183 Peori 11/2/75 129 Kot Bhara 11/2/122 184 Phullo Khari 11/2/189 130 Kot Guru 11/2/92 185 Phulo Mithi 11 {2{93 131 Kolli Kalan 11/2{208 186 Phus Mandi 1112/60 132 Kotli Khurd 11/2/209 187 Poohla 11{2{108 133 Kotli Sabu 11/2{135 188 Poohli 11/2/55 134 Kot Shamir 11/2199 189 Rai KeKaIan 11/2/80 135 Kutiwal Kalan 1112/162 190 Rai KeKhurd 11/279 136 Kutiwal Khurd 11/2/163 191 Rai Khana 11/2/119 137 Laleaoa 11/2/181 192 Rajgarh Khubba 11/2/206 138 Lalewala 11/21178 193 Ramgarh Bhundar 11/2/152 139 Lehra Bega 11/2/105 194 Ramgarh GhUJIlan 11/2/164 140 Le'\ra Dhulkot 11/2/115 195 Ram Nagar Alias Kasalwara 1112/160 141 Lehra Khana 11/2/117 196 Ramsara 11/2/187 142 Lebrn Mohabat 11/2/106 197 Ram Tirth Jaga 11/2/214 143 Lehra Sondha 11/2/114 198 Raya 11/2/224 144 Lehri 11/2/217 199 Sandoha 11/2/212 145 LooI Bai 11/2/78 200 Sangat Khurd 11/2/200 146 Machhana 11/2/129 201 Sardargarh 11/2/74 147 Mahalan 11/2/91 202 Sekho 11/2/185 148 Mahi Nangal 11/2/148 203 Serna lJ/2/56 149, Maisar Khana 11/2/159 204 Sheikhpura 1112/204 150 MaIkaoa 11/2/194 205 Shergarh 11/2{126 151 Malwala 11/2/144 206 Sibian 11/2/26 152 Manak Khana 11/2/156 207 Singo 11/2/215 153 Mansa Kalan 11/2/177 208 Sukhladhi 11/2/184 154 Manwala 11/2/145 209 Sukh Singhwala 11/2/169- 155 Mari 11 /2/109 210 Swaich 11/2/211 156 Mari 11/2/176 211 Takhanwala 11/2/186- 157 Maur Charat Singh 11/2/173 212 Ta1ab Nihar 11/2/66 158 Mehma Bhagwana 11/2/11 213 Talwandi Sabo 1112/18() 159 Mebma Sarja 11/2/12 214 Tarangli 11/2/197 160 Mehma Sarkari 11 {2/8 215 Teooa 11/2/71 161 Mehma Sawai 11/2/7 216 Teona Pujarian 11/2{199- 162 Mehna 11/2/37 217 Thamangarh 11/2/161 163 Mehta 11/2/96 218 TUllgWali 11/2/101 164 Menuana 11/2j220 219 Ubha 11/2/167 165 Miao 11/2/69 220 Warkandi 11/2/2 Bhatinda Tahsil 117 118 VILLA.GEWISE PRIMARY BHATlNOA TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tioIY Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless EducateID No. & of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in acres P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 y 10 11 12 13 14 11/2 Bhatinda Tahsil 2615.4 58.117 199.085 57,294 49,624 55,718 369,329 170,244 48,412 16,941 H/2/! Ganga (173) 2,892 264 273 1,804 958 846 273 226 282 89' 2 Warkandi (172) 931 156 156 841 455 386 204 180 100 28 3 Dan Singhwala (171) 3,687 262 274 1,910 1,042 868 348 271 290 103 4 Akalia Khurd (7) 776 46 49 388 202 186 26 22 46 21 5 Balahar Mehma (170) 1,650 204 209 1,237 658 579 198 165 246 79~ 6 Akalia Kalan (8) 3,899 335 361 2,374 1,277 1,097 390 334 389 101 7 Mehma Sawai (169) 4,044 305 446 2,756 1,462 1,294 534 468 397 116- 8 Mehma Sarkari (175) 1,500 154 157 1,062 582 480 120 94 251 107 9 Ablu (174) 8,707 567 637 4,143 2,170 1,973 539 484 506 151 10 Killi Nihal Singh (179) 1,422 214 214 1,312 703 609 301 249 164 51 11 Mehma Bhagwana (176) 1,573 158 158 970 527 443 197 170 169 54 12 Mehma Sarja (168) 6,852 658 694 4,233 2,303 1,930 730 609 599 226, 13 Goniana Khurd (163) 1,309 174 175 1,091 592 499 194 164 123 36- 14 Chak Goniana Kalan (164) 248 Un- 15 Chak Goniana Khurd (165) 312 Un- 16 Goniana Kalan (Rural) (162) 1,770 182 186 1,125 632 493 104 71 168 56· 17 Chak Jeeda (157) 899 Un- 18 Jeeda (153) 4,095 471 497 3,134 1,703 1,431 532 445 454 202- 19 Khemuana (154) 1,899 164 166 1,741 935 806 355 283 417 114 20 Jandanwala (155) 5,796 448 477 3,115 1,686 1,429 484 412 391 155 21 Chak Jandanwala (156) 107 Un- 22 Har Raipur (158) 4,639 360 377 2,384 1,274 1,110 408 352 366 138 23 Balahar Binju (166) 1,352 149 149 1,075 574 501 188 148 223 75- 24 Nehianwala (167) 4,205 522 552 3,458 1,896 1,562 604 500 564 171 25 Patti Gill (71) 2,181 267 272 1,728 886 842 324 329 204 7/ 26 Sibian (72) 3,395 468 478 2,890 1,578 1,312 500 397 432 160 27 Buladhewl!;la (73) 1,749 178 185 1,282 685 597 232 211 238 49- 28 Deon (177) 5,342 567 571 3,668 1,948 1,720 567 469 405 143 29 Burj Mehman (178) 3,019 358 359 2,076 1,081 995 424 398 299 122- 30 Bhisiana (180) 1,691 94 105 677 357 320 151 118 99 46 31 Birk Kalan (181) 3,283 266 295 1,654 886 768 154 148 262 60' 32 Birk Khurd (182) 1,780 215 223 1,312 697 615 273 22~ 235 102 33 Karamgarh Satran (78) 1,180 149 159 1,010 528 482 208 181 154 67 34 Balluana (77) 4,442 466 472 2,859 1,510 1,349 457 398 490 178 35 Behman Diwana (74) 4,321 468 505 3,101 1,678 1,423 597 493 488 193 36 Bhatinda (Rural) (70) 21,243 411 490 2,593 1,420 1,173 337 262 444 157 37 Mehna (175) 2,063. 230 236 1,542 826 716 226 196 187 88: 38 Bibiwala (174) 2,188 '248 265 1,646 910 736 272 212 255 102 39 Joga Nand (173) 1,295 165 165 972 528 444 145 117 117 29 40 Bhokhra (160) 2,915 320 323 2,025 1,116 909 371 329 396 12!>'- 41 Amargarh.(161) 1,225 108 no 661 329 332 100 99 150 38, 42 Khialiwala (159) 2,582 235 241 1,475 796 679 278 248 183 36, 43 Gobindpura (176) 6,898 641 647 4,131 2,269 1,862 631 523 440 125 44 Dhilwan (177) 1,106 142 142 910 491 419 118 109 117 43 45 Ganga (180) 2,130 237 249 1,560 858 702 259 215 127 62.- 46 Giddar (181) 2,545 207 214 1,395 764 631 207 167 105 21 47 Bajuana (183) 1,563 195 198 1,256 687 569 169 132 228 72- 48 Kalian Sukha (185) 5,825 455 461 3,177 1,726 1,451 604 486 345 164 49 Kalian MaIka (186) 2,032 152 152 1,035 542 493 88 70 149 97" 50 KaHan Sudda (187) 1,295 Uu- 51 Bhaini (188) 1,451 258 259 1,621 , 883 738 344 298 221 62, 52 Burj Dalla (184) 702 26 27 189 98 91 10 12 16 7 53 Nathpura (182) 2,550 231 239 1,527 812 715 282 256 148 53- 54 Nathana (179) 5,888 683 721 4,466 2,438 2,028 673 570 869 417 55 Poohli (178) 2,887 290 311 1,873 1,002 871 336 296 336 15· 119 CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workers r II rrr IV V vr VII VIII IX X (T-rX) Non workers (a) (b) M F MFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMF M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 33 115,010 71,008 30,234 1,129 3,242 1,004 1,054 2,532 712 4,095 84,075 991 156 349 3 128 48 8 20 26 253 169,253 61 t 1 433 _.. 112 14 18 t- 3 10 2 19 347 845 1 270 7 135 •.. III 7 5 1 9 1 8 185 379 2 646 8 403 1 169 I 5 15 33 2 1 8 12 4 396 860 3 127 101 ... 17 4 1 4 75 186 4 372 211 •.• 116 4 16 2 7 2 13 286 579 5 720 2 445 1 229 1 12 2 13 17 1 557 1,095 6- 818 7 446 ... 304 5 25 3 3 4 31 4 644 1,287 7 300 5 186 ... 62 3 2 10 12 28 2 282 475 8 1,263 14 848 6 277 5 19 44 1 5 30 1 39 2 907 1,959 9- 401 205 •.• 142 3 13 1 11 2 24 302 609 10 341 3 180 ... 110 3 17 9 2 3 5 1 14 186 440 11 1,220 7 746 1 303 10 55 3 8 5 39 3 51 3 1,083 1,923 12 360 1 231 1 112 1 2 7 1 6 232 498 13 inhabited 14 inhabited 15 388 308 I 57 4 4 6 3 6 244 492 16 inhabited 17 983 4 596 2264 11 31 3 2 27 7 42 1 720 1,427 18 537 2 300 1 167 4 26 3 6 5 5 21 1 398 804 19- 1,006- 3 613 .. , 275 8 ... 47 4 6 21 2 30 3 680 1,426 2() 'inhabited 21 653 4 383 .•. 156 5 23 32 2 1 20 10 23 2 621 1,106 22 335 171 ... 114 5 8 1 15 4 4 13 239 501 23 1,082 3 586 ..• 295 1 6 28 49 16 18 34 50 2 814 1,559 24- 451 8 292 3 126 3 12 1 1 8 3 9 1 435 834 25- 874 2 537 '" 232 14 7 26 15 43 2 704 1,310 26- 342 191 ... 120 5 3 6 8 9 343 597 27 1,124 6 706 5 300 5 51 27 1 2 33 824 1,714 28- 677 11 351 4252 13 19 5 13 2 3 24 404 984 29 207 2 96 ... 89 1 8 4 1 9 150 318 30 462 2 323 ... 70 2 13 2 9 17 26 2 424 766 31 404 1 210 •.. 132 15 12 1 7 13 13 1 293 614 32 291 3 146 ... 111 1 7 7 3 2 :) 14 237 479 n 845 14 455 ... 205 27 29 11 4 15 37 24 49 2 665 1.335 ·34- 901 4 452 ... 296 I:.! 29 1 14 10 33 20 35 2 777 1,419 35 716 30 302 '" 148 11 .... 33 4 23 2 22 99 26 74 704 1,143 36 512 327 . 174 1 5 5 314 716 37 544 10 292 5 176 3 ," 7 3 14 18 6 2 26 366 726 38 265 1 185 1 74 2 4 263 443 39- 657 1 363 •.• 225 7 8 4 11 6 32 459 908 4(} 203 138 ._. 56 2 1 2 4 126 332 41 468 11 264 10 156 ..• 12 2 11 6 15 1 328 668 42 1,338 3 879 ... 395 10 1 4 25 24 2 931 1,859 43 328 1 231 ... 85 3 4 5 1 163 418 44 507 13 287 ... 156 2 38 11 11 11 2 351 689 45- 433 311 '" 109 9 3 331 631 46- 400 284 ... 89 1 11 1 14 287 569 47 1,019 ] 608 ... 256 4 84 2 4 23 4 34 1 707 1,450 4S 320 2 242 .,. 50 1 7 2 2 16 2 222 491 49- inhabited 50 541 325 ... 160 21 6 11 ~ 14 342 738 51 66 63 2 1 32 91 52 461; 6 284 2 145 22 2 3 1 11 2 346 709 53 1,285 26 710 7 286 8 55 2 17 9 71 2 12 .,. 117 15 1,153 2,002 54- 540 3 281 1 153. 13 14 9 19 19 4 ..• 28 2 462 868 5S 120 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY BHATINDA TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of To'tal Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code ~q, kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No, &of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in acres P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 11/2/56 Sema (199) 2.731 339 355 2.224 1.228 996 375 311 245 68 57 Bhucho Kalan (201) 8,130 618 630 4,332 2,330 2,002 544 475 684 294 58 Bhucho Khurd (207) 4,472 456 498 2,959 1,619 1,340 569 498 427 167 59 Bhagu (59) 2,876 227 236 1,536 829 707 294 225 168 38 60 Phus Mandi (60) 999 185 191 1,217 667 550 216 160 198 91 61 Jassi Pauwali (61) 2,541 247 274 1,758 969 789 230 183 316 103 63 Jodhpur Romana (64) 2.501 206 237 1,470 774 696 211 186 302 156 64 Gurusar Sainewala (92) 2,442 239 252 1,255 699 556 335 260 111 26 65 Naruana (65) 3,553 330 338 2,099 1,130 969 360 307 287 105 66 Talab Nihar (68) 1,306 169 169 1,038 540 498 182 152 155 30 67 Bir Behman (75) 1,727 .:.27 233 1,419 745 674 220 215 190 60 68 Multanian (67) 1,968 151 153 936 492 444 195 179 159 60 69- Mian (66) 996 64 81 535 282 253 126 115 66 26 70 Baho Sibian Patti Dharam- 439 Un- Singh (I) 71 Teona (4) 3,284 285 291 2.174 1,196 978 323 255 259 58 72 Chugha Khurd (76) 2,085 217 226 1,293 695 598 171 152 151 27 73 Chugha Kala') (79) 4,563 413 441 2,476 1,338 1,138 314 261 435 109 74 Sardargarh (80) 2,445 227 231 1,521 799 722 298 272 295 161 75 Peori (6) 3,240 302 343 2,022 1,114 908 311 260 201 47 76 Janghirana (86) 4,359 356 361 2,188 1,182 1,006 303 221 244 68 77 Bahadargarh Jandian (82) 1,583 141 146 937 505 432 207 75 139 39 78 Loolbai (81) 1,160 116 116 821 424 397 148 143 117 40 79 Raike Khurd (84) 948 117 117 690 365 325 128 106 81 19 80 Raike Kalan (83) 4,306 316 316 2,529 1,450 1,079 506 410 347 96 81 Bambiha (85) 3,313 272 272 1,827 951 876 212 166 132 18 82 Kaljharani (104) 3,709 249 262 1,811 978 833 287 237 299 78 83 Chak Attar Singh (103) 2,313 233 236 1,500 810 690 278 226 206 76 84 Dhuni Ke (102) 1,499 132 146 839 434 405 226 206 103 47 85 Nandgarh (88) 1,649 157 160 1,110 576 534 171 149 153 59 86 Bachak (87) 2,695 248 264 1,535 827 708 226 175 274 66 87 Jhumba (5) 4,494 551 587 2,237 1,211 1,026 337 280 345 147 88 Baho Jatri (3) 925 117 122 612 335 277 69 66 56 17 89 Baho Sibian Patti Basawa- 451 78 78 565 321 244 55 35 62 13 Singh (2) 90 Ghudda (89) 4,670 325 374 2,924 1,551 1,373 233 203 380 153 91 Mahalan (101) 1,081 96 104 636 342 294 102 100' 101 42 92 Kot uuru (100) 2,385 206 238 1,310 690 620 311 241 134 37 93 Phulo Mithi (90) 4,187 366 380 2,307 1,239 1,068 301 245 329 85 94 Jai Singhwala (91) 4,542 398 452 2,562 1,369 1,193 454 392 265 71 <:l5 Gehri Buttar (93) 3,023 294 304 1,852 1,021 831 290 223 173 54 96 Mehta (94) 2,975 279 279 1,733 913 820 277 241 293 104 97 Gehri Devi Nagar (6~) 4,826 341 367 2.430 1,319 1,111 273 224 324 66 98 Kartar Singhwala (62) 1,394 142 153 1,061 556 505 164 150 145 49 99 Kot Shamir (57) 11,385 933 943 5,882 3,1186 2,796 759 680 670 279 100 Gulab Shah Alias Naiwala 1,416 165 175 986, • 531 455 129 128 207 55 (58) 101 Tung WaH (208) 7,848 721 749 4,662 2,475 2,187 738 644 521 201 102 Chak Fateh SinghwaJa (205) 3,584 298 320 2,094 1,130 964 480 420 287 121 104 Burj Kahan Singhwala (206) 1,080 218 220 3,096 1,637 1,459 791 711 596 236 105 Lehra Bega (200) 2,885 314 321 2,003 1,107 896 281 239 279 81 106 Lehra Mohabat (196) 6,597 586 638 3,900 2,139 1,761 622 523 583 :B7 107 Bath (197) 684 107 109 794 418 376 114 113 113 59 108 Poohla (198) 5,557 558 567 3,751 2,005 1,746 563 464 641 406 109 Mari (191) 1,613 65 65 464 266 198 72 44 71 22 110 Patti Sandli (t89) 3,040 244 245 1,535 834 701 214 188 197 83 121 CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workers. I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non workers (a) (b) ------M P M PM PM PM PM PM PM PMPM PM P M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 :6 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 728 458 ... 218 25 4 -" 6 ... 3 14 500 996 56 1,371 13 886 2 341 4 32 3 5 13 34 1 9 47 7 959 1,989 51 878 5 457 .•. 229 14 29 54 34 22 6 33 5 741 1,335 58 476 2 310 ... 109 10 8 2 3 14 8 14 353 705 59 422 258 ••. 124 5 12 1 9 1 12 245 550 60 548 6 357 1 141 4 611 5 10 4 20 3 421 783 61 478 5 268 ••. 143 16 844 1 10 5 23 1 296 691 63 413 203 ... 180 1 .. 3 18 8 286 556 64 646 427 ..• 162 18 2 13 24 484 968 65 266 4 213 •.. 40 4 2 9 1 .... 274 494 66 456 2 269 1 151 9 8 6 12 1 289 672 67 280 3 136 ..• 112 12 2 4 13 3 212 441 68 191 2 99 '" 84 2 2 2 4 91 251 69 inhabited 70 649 7 448 1 164 4 1 9 2 1 13 13 547 971 71 411 1 263 ... 114 12 9 2 11 1 284 597 72 777 11 495 3 165 5 38 4 1 3 22 ..\ 2 46 3 561 1,127 73- 472 • 4 237 ... 153 20 21 2 5 8 26 4 327 718 74 587 3 411 1 158 3 1 3 1 I.. 10 1 527 905 75 730 478 ... 199 1 14 4 13 21 452 1,006 76 294 1 140 ... 72 25 10 2 10 11 24 "j 211 431 77 291 3 196 .•• 47 1 14 3 2 8 11 1 11 133 394 78 199 3 74 ... 90 2 2 3 22 4 3 1 166 322 79 875 1 473 ... 320 4 25 2 13 36 1 575 1078 80 488 7 342 3 97 7 6 3 11 10 15 463 869 81 504 5 195 ~ 237 7 16 1 1 6 17 5 20 474 828 82 472 2 264 .. _ 129 25 24 2 2 8 1 19 338 688 83- 237 3 83 3 143 1 1 5 4 197 402 84 311 2 191 ... 75 2 12 10 4 2 171 .. , 265 532 85 487 2 354 1 84 1 16 '7 3 22 340 706 86 728 2 434 ... 239 2 9 20 5 20 483 1,024 87 162 2 109 2 47 2 4 173 275 88 165 1 121 .. , 31 5 3 2 3 156 243 89 952 5 723 2 133 21 23 20 3 28 599 1,368 90 205 57 136 .. , 57 54 4 1 3 5 2 137 237 91 389 10 209 3 99 10 6 1 33 4 5 13 5 9 1 301 610 92 640 10 396 6 143 1 9 33 1 3 8 5 2 41 2 599 1,058 93 831 21 532 6 238 15 20 1 2 21 3 14 538 1,172 94- 645 1 439 ... 183 1 10 12 376 830 95 472 5 282 2 148 1 '13 1 9 18 2 441 815 96 735 3 531 ... 128 2 22 2 1 7 8 11 25 1 584 1,108 97 296 184 ... 82 1 4 1 3 8 13 260 505 98- 1,745 2 1,154 1 347 4 66 26 8 67 11 62 1,341 2,794 99 1{)() 292 2 176 '.. 70 9 3 ! 3 2 2 26 239 453 1,431 8 894 2406 2 15 38 5 4 28 2 39 3 J ,044 2,179 101 621 5 261 ... 28~ 5 2 -2 5 25 12 4 28 509 959 10Z 948 15 231 , .. 377 1 1 35 3 73 36 4 91 41 63 7 689 1,444 104 619 2 435 1 131 1 4 16 1 4 8 2 18 488 894 lOS 1,257 4 868 ... 237 4 35 14 6 12 13 68 2 882 1,757 106- 253 154 ... 75 3 13 2 6 165 376 107 1,139 18 691 2256 5 62 2 31 30 2 54 14 866 1,728 109 139 92 -39 2 6 127 198 10~ 371 701 l1() 463 325 '" 79 9 12 16 3 18 122 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY BHATINDA TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. & of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in acres P M F M F M F M F 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 11/2/111 Patti Sandwal (190) 3,347 360 366 2,290 1,239 1,051 385 318 247 148 112 Pa tti Kala (192) 5,967 368 377 2,434 1,290 1,144 438 366 257 135 113 Patti Karamchand (193) 5,345 565 582 3,610 1,956 1,654 555 454 460 268 114 Lehra Sondha (195) 1,824 120 126 950 481 469 132 118 110 56 115 Lehra Dhulkot (194) 1,800 240 240 1,552 817 735 299 230 285 138 116 Chak Bakhtu (203) 2,199 296 302 1,996 1,139 957 346 337 375 184 117 Lehra Khana (202) 3,379 209 211 1,346 736 610 211 167 249 66 118 Chak Ram Singhwaiu (204) 1,879 285 288 1,762 953 809 243 219 335 187 119 Rai Khana (21) 2,910 199 200 1,198 652 546 108 98 157 31 120 Dhan Singh Khana (23) 2,822 195 195 1,414 773 641 151 142 225 121 122 Kot Bhara (53) 2,444 257 263 1,643 878 765 255 212 245 81 123 Chathewaia (54) 2,774 240 271 1,676 915 761 158 133 230 71 124 Jeon Singhwala (55) 3,615 331 332 1,994 1,044 950 388 354 195 76 125 Kale Bander (56) 4,279 327 330 2,408 1,302 1,106 302 259 173 44 126 Shergarh (95) 2,2Il 170 172 1,004 583 421 195 157 162 25 127 Bhagwan~arh Alias 3,448 224 245 1,4 7 2 837 635 209 162 278 67 Bhukhian Wali (96) 128 Dunewala (97) 1,204 130 130 809 446 363 63 53 88 3 129 Machhana (98) 1,197 139 146 889 457 432 175 174 102 45 131 Amarpura Alias Gurthuri 1,473 149 167 1,073 583 490 101 87 184 56 (112) 132 Jassi Bagwali (111) 4,444 320 344 2,060 1,131 929 246 237 344 104 133 Kishanpura Alias Kuti (110) 1,828 168 185 1,012 562 450 155 113 199 74 131 Bandi (107) 5,279 383 439 2,439 1,319 1,120 257 199 358 148 135 Kotli Sabu (1051 1,523 78 93 588 310 278 42 37 94 29 136 Faridkot (106) 2,639 184 190 1,210 631 579 189 162 143 54 137 Chak· Kharak SinghwaJa 2,924 147 152 812 439 373 156 122 146 90 Alias Doomwali (109) I 138 Pathrala (l08) 7,228 517 536 3,427 1,811 1,616 473 422 291 67 139 Cnak Ruldu Singhw'ala (113) 2,830 298 308 1,768 933 835 461 402 280 168 140 Pakka Kalan (114) 7,791 804 848 5,106 2,742 2,364 693 494 661 252 141 Jodhpur Bagga Singh Alias 2,019 182 191 1,355 714 641 247 202 186 52 Phalran (116) 142 Chak Hira Singhwala Alias 2,147 206 206 1,172 636 536 175 158 144 41 Pakka Khurd (l15) 143 Bangi Rughu (40) 1,395 173 187 1.077 556 521 166 ISO 170 110 144 Malwala (42) 1,928 249 249 1,516 810 706 278 243 210 70 145 Manwala (43) 1,668 194 197 1,217 642 575 203 163 174 40 146 Bangi Deepa (41) 1,486 180 185 1,194 620 574 277 258 148 38 147 Kot Bakhtu (44) 4,306 436 447 2,766 1,460 1,306 400 365 343 121 148 Mahi Nangal (45) 2,671 222 228 1,558 856 702 202 160 118 27 149 Bhagi Bandar (46) 6,246 579 612 3,733 2,100 1,633 555 424 378 95 150 Banger Charat Singh (48) 1,092 100 107 732 378 354 112 91 84 29 151 Banger Muhabat Singh (49) 832 91 96 579 304 275 69 75 77 21 152 Ramguh Bhundar (51) 1,497 155 155 1,038 573 465 177 147 143 41 153 Burj Sema (50) 1,386 160 160 1.008 546 462 124 115 89 9 154 Baai Bakhtaur (24) 2,003 120 122 1,355 752 603 207 206 210 47 155 Ghaso Khana (22) 773 45 48 349 186 163 30 26 54 5 156 Manak Khana (20) 649 52 53 334 173 161 8 13 63 23 157 Chanarthal (19) 2,155 201 212 1,376 767 609 186 151 165 39 158 Gehri Bara Singh (18) 1,707 155 156 956 533 423 225 169 180 59 159 Maisar Khana (17) 4,946 344 344 2,358 1,270 1,088 200 181 254 51 160 Ram Nagar Alias Kasai- 4,367 318 324 2.167 1,187 980 422 352 193 57 wara (16) 161 Thamangarh (65) 1,302 102 103 580 311 269 78 88 70 25 162 Kutiwal Kalan (66) 1,900 177 179 1,140 618 522 166 148 166 51 \63 Kutiwal Khurd (61) 1,400 136 145 1,019 5S9 460 69 57 86 16 164 Ramgarh Ohumao (68) 1.517 58 58 413 213 200 22 9 165 Ghuman Kalan (70) 3.756 470 474 3,035 1,625 1,410 318 306 470 119 123 CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non- I: 0 workers .,3 Z oj II) 0"0 (a) (b) ----.38 M F MFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMF M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 756 6 433 2 227 2 1 26 1 3 38 27 2 483 1,045 111 796 4 410 ... 219 51 28 2 24 6 27 7 24 2 494 1,140 112 1,220 11 807 3 229 51 33 1 3 19 16 4 58 6 736 1,643 113 283 28 190 ... 66 28 2 8 2 6 9 198 441 114 438 5 230 4 148 2 9 3 17 9 19 1 379 730 115 620 4 332 ... 221 1 20 10 8 1 27 4 419 953 116 439 4 280 2 102 4 17 1 1 4 9 8 14 1 297 606 117 512 2 313 ... 93 8 6 2 8 18 !O 2 54 441 807 118 410 2 306 ... 57 9 3 2 6 2 25 2 242 544 119 468 7 278 6 153 4 8 1 I 6 17 305 634 120 531 339 •.. 166 11 1 2 12 347 765 122 526 352 ... 91 20 19 7 2 8 27 389 760 123 ~90 451 ... 99 I 14 2 10 12 454 950 124 756 496 ... 154 4 47 2 8 15 30 546 1,106 125 339 3 207 3 83 8 2 7 16 16 244 418 126 531 327 ... 117 14 29 6 10 27 306 635 127 260 191 ... ,51 11 2 5 186 363 128 273 2 131 86 22 8 5 8 4 9 184 430 129 341 6 263 ..• 50 4 7 3 2 2 12 2 242 484 131 631 22 388 .•• 136 17 8 28 17 23 31 4 500 907 132 292 5 151 ... 86 I 3 2 3 5 ... 24 18 4 270 445 133 770 4 494 1 168 2 2 32 20 2 17 1 9 26 549 1,116 134 195 156 ... 28 3 3 5 115 278 135 385 2 235 1 128 2 6 7 I 6 246 577 136 240 107 ... 87 14 7 2 2 1 1 19 199 373 137 1,084 3 738 •.. 277 3 19 19 2 26 3 727 1,613 138 498 13 149 .,. 279 to 16 2 1 4 7 1 3 29 10 435 822 139 1,480 8 955 2 348 9 63 5 . 6 33 8 53 6 1,262 2,356 140 413 236 ... 141 4 7 5 10 10 301 641 141 335 37 232 ••• 74 37 6 9 12 301 499 142 334 6 183 ••. 108 3 1 15 9 1 17 2 222 515 143 450 5 241 ... 159 5 3 15 I 21 1 9 360 701 144 338 1 205 I 86 2 10 10 7 5 12 304 574 145 370 194 ..• 152 4 3 10 7 250 573 146 832 526 ... 132 17 69 6 18 28 5 31 628 1,305 147 483 341 ... 129 1 1 1 I 4 5 373 702 148 1,217 17 737 2 344 12 2 71 2 10 4 22 26 883 1,616 149 214 117 64 8 18 4 3 164 354 150 177 tol ... 35 4 22 5 8 127 275 151 324 213 ... 92 2 8 9 249 465 152 356 251 ... 89 3 5 7 190 462 153 475 312 ... 110 24 12 9 7 277 602 154 109 89 16 2 1 1 77 163 155 87 3 76 2 4 1 ... 2 4 1 86 158 156 .431 6 240 •• , 85 23 52 3 4 9 2 16 3 336 603 157 294 145 ... 128 7 6 8 239 423 158 708 19 478 ... 177 18 15 2 13 10 13 1 562 1,069 159 li14 5 347 ... 239 1 10 5 11 5 573 975 160 191 1 133 47 3 ... 2 6 120 268 161 354 4 207 73 23 22 4 2 7 5 14 264 518 162 .33R 259 69 4 6 221 460 163 149 140 ••• 5 2 ... 2 64 200 164 953 2 664 ••. 185 30 1 8 11 19 5 30 672 1,408 165 124 VlLLAGEWISE PRIMARY BHATINDA TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated' No. &. of dential Population) PersOns Village Houses in acres P M F M F M F M F' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14- 11/2/166 Kharak Singhwala (64) 2,146 171 174 1,284 692 592 224 218 137 104 167 Ubha (62) 4,926 456 472 3,020 1,6\3 1,407 621 523 293 87 168 Burj Rathi (60) 2,284 233 233 1,596 885 711 165 132 140 26- 169 Sukh Singhwala (69) 458 32 33 268 145 123 25 28 56 19- 170 Bhai Desa (71) 1,613 112 117 764 401 363 120 112 137 35 173 Maur Charat Singh (15) 2,242 241 241 1,474 787 687 277 234 189 60'- 174 Jatri (25) 951 107 110 806 442 364 115 98 190 34 175 Jodhpur Pakhar (27) 4,858 422 444 2,941 1,610 1,331 479 408 347 IDS- 176 Mari (26) 615 70 70 533 307 226 94 62 47 10- 177 Mansa Kalan (13) 2,246 262 268 1,822 977 845 231 212 132 27 178 Lalewala (28) 3,139 395 401 2,489 1,380 1,109 278 8R 153 96· 179 Natt (47) 1,219 83 86 729 394 335 67 56 77 23 180 Talwandi Sabo (34) 10,926 1,194 1,271 7,945 4,273 3,672 1,504 1.325 1,052 459'- 181 Laleana (36) 2,795 344 371 2,172 1,171 1,001 411 350 186 22· 182 Bangi Ruldu (37) 3,978 341 357 2,462 1,306 1,156 353 307 350 141 183 Bangi Nihal Singh (38) 3,646 291 313 1,941 1,030 911 441 387 238 75 184 Sukhladhi (39) 1,976 228 246 1,535 801 734 214 194 198 44- 185 Sekho (117) 4,742 491 496 2,933 1,593 1,340 456 390 394 97 186 TakhanwaJa (118) 3,011 204 208 1,251 665 586 142 108 156 39 187 Ramsara (122; 1,424 178 178 1,195 639 556 213 172 146 23 188 Kanakwal Alias Ratangarh 2,937 171 183 1,128 622 506 173 111 246 lOT (123) 189 Phullo Khari (124) 2,946 129 133 894 507 387 63 57 116 13- 191 Bagha (119) 2,850 255 270 1,742 910 832 214 191 296 109 192 Kamalu (120) 1,482 157 164 1,131 601 530 176 i51 157 19' 193 Jajjal (35) 2,071 241 254 1,605 863 742 212 189 227 58 194 MaJkana (125) 6,050 381 381 2,440 1,309 1,131 344 261 223 5&- 195 Giana (126) 4,634 381 382 2361 1,286 1,075 426 332 261 41 196 Gatwali (127) 1,732 151 174 1,085 598 487 168 135 157 51 197 Tarangli (129) 760 57 60 373 212 161 60 46 34 :r 198 ]ogewala (128) 1,064 83 91 653 337 316 29 33 74 199 Teona Pujarian (130) 2,910 179 181 1,114 578 536 110 104 178 67- 200 Sangat Khurd (131) 974 128 128 829 462 367 130 122 69 7' 201 Behman Jassa Singh (133) 2,884 153 154 1,018 553 465 104 95 135 15 202 Gurllsar (32) 1,378 107 113 737 379 358 138 132 82 9' 203 Fatehgarh Nahuabad (33) 1,426 141 141 910 492 418 158 Jl4 100 39'- 204 Sheikh-Pura (29) 4,855 428 431 2,926 1,600 1,326 448 355 245 50 205 Burj (14) 1,807 164 164 1,067 574 493 301 240 67 22- 206 Rajgarh Khubba (11) 3,429 399 430 2,796 1,540 1,256 406 322 485 164- 207 Kalloh (10) 2,232 28P 293 1,196 649 547 165 168 184 54 208 Kotli Kalan (9) 4,465 404 418 2,579 1,376 1,203 287 245 326 112 209 Kotli Khurd (86) 2,954 143 147 1,552 845 707 175 178 79 4· 210 KamaJoo (87) 1,327 163 167 1,108 632 476 258 174 102 22 211 Swaich (88) 1,478 142 144 851 456 395 38 25 132 34- 212 Sandoha (12) 4,056 364 367 2,351 1,264 1,087 235 215 218 34 213 BhagwAnpUra Alias GaDdian- 1,248 79 83 545 293 252 113 86 92 48· wala (30) 214 Ramtirth Jaga (32) 7,379 543 552 3,783 2,051 1,732 382 331 389 82 215 Singo (138) 3,507 297 300 1,900 1,043 857 155 113 207 £6· 216 Behman Koer Singh (134) 2,857 215 219 1,342 737 605 247 213 140 28, 217 Lehri (139) 3,157 256 259 1,507 796 711 216 187 200 £2. 218 NangJa (149) 3,006 210 216 1,373 743 630 214 203 ISO 18· 219 Natheha (141) 2,754 201 208 1,372 756 616 190 165 169 Z!l 220 Menuana (137) 935 41 41 270 153 117 26 27 30 6· 12.5 CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS 'fotal Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non- c:: 0 workers .~Z ~.g (a) (b) .38 M F M FM FM FM FM FM FM FM FM FM F M F IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 420 3 253 97 36 12 2 8 .. 12 272 589 166 908 522 ..• 289 5 25 1 ... 5 22 3 36 705 1,407 167 522 6 392 72 8 25 5 7 8 10 363 705 168 84 65 ... IS 2 2 61 123 169 212 186 ... 14 5 1 5 189 363 170 486 267 ..• 146 9 22 8 10 6 17 301 687 173 249 169 ... 46 1 10 2 7 14 193 364 174 845 3 540 1 210 27 13 31 1 23 2 765 1,328 175 186 127 ... 48 4 ... 7 121 226 176 603 .. 417 ... 99 27 5 2 5 12 1 35 374 845 177 899 2 630 2 206 3 19 6 22 2 11 481 1,107 178 239 157 ... 63 5 2 5 7 155 335 179 2,280 30 826 ..• 837 3 49 ... 101 46 37 •.. 171 22 ... 191 25 1,993 3,642 180 617 7 424 1 J39 20 4 7 13 12 1 554 994 181 803 3 506 ... 217 2 28 1 ... 1 17 32 2 503 1,153 182 640 4 413 2 174 14 1 16 10 1 11 2 390 907 183 458 1 311 ..• 100 3 12 3 16 2 11 1 343 733 184 933 12 .566 2 204 2 15 51 3 19 3 13 31 5 29 2 660 1,328 185 388 268 96 4 2 5 1 12 277 586 186 359 2 236 83 9 6 2 11 4 3 7 280 554 187 359 8 1~8 83 2 22 8 12 6 12 17 4 263 498 188 300 22 213 59 20 3 8 2 3 11 207 365 189 526 66 306 4 107 56 6 24 5 16 17 7 5 38 1 384 766 191 336 1 202 ... 72 10 16 5 7 5 19 1 265 529 192 507 2 334... 132 6 4 3 7 21 2 356 740 193 806 3 526 1 246 2 2 1 3 10 1 17 503 1,128 194 704 4 448 1 195 16 8 13 10 14 2 582 1,071 195 354 212 •.• 113 5 6 5 12 244 487 196 129 84 42 3 83 161 197 207 142 60 3 2 130 316 198 326 237 57 7 10 4 10 252 536 199 260 165 76 6 1 5 7 202 367 200 349 254 75 10 2 3 5 204 465 201 222 141 66 2 2 4 2 5 157 358 202 269 152 96 1 2 1 8 9 223 418 203 994 604 1 301 37 6 1 20 24 606 1,325 204 358 172 ... 179 6 1 216 493 205 917 14 541 5 230 7 .., 36 3 39 6 4 17 3 40 623 1,242 206 401 280 •.• 82 9 7 4 9 1 9 248 547 207 936 1 609 ... 195 4 37 9 15 38 8 21 440 1,202 208 522 2 406 1 78 1 3 16 9 10 323 705 209 400 212 ••• 172 11 5 232 476 210 303 250 ... 43 3 7 •. , 153 395 211 729 545 •.. 104 19 15 4 14 3 24 535 1,087 212 155 ci 81 3 62 2 1 1 1 9 1 138 246 213 1,247 6 946 4 249 2 8 11 5 3 7 18 804 1,726 214 610 6 410 •.• 75 25 25 37 6 11 12 15 433 851 215 443 12 252 ..• 133 18 20 12 3 16 294 593 216 488 1 336... 115 4 9 6 16 308 710 217 444 289 •.. 120 15 9 11 299 630 218 425 4 285 92 13 2 9 2 20 3 331 612 219- 82 77 1 1 3 71 111 220 126 VILLAGEWISE PRIMAR~ BHATINDA TAHSIL Loca- Name of TahsiljVilIage Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tabsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. &of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in acres P M F M F M F M F" 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 11/2/221 Mirjiana (136) 1,620 119 120 798 426 372 19 15 88 2- 222 Oehlewala (135) 1,365 100 103 653 339 314 94 77 64 14 223 Kaurewala (143) 1,971 198 199 1,323 709 614 163 120 88 12- 224 Raya (144) 1,319 91 98 688 376 312 87 82 107 37 225 Oolewala (142) 1,212 79 80 523 281 242 48 46 31 9" 226 KaJalwala (145) 2,441 200 206 1,428 784 644 121 102 159 39- 227 Fateh Balu (146) 1,193 52 52 338 191 147 30 21 39 4- Note:- The Following Villages have-been merged in towns. Location Code No. Name with Hadbast No. Name of Towns. 11/2/62 Haji Rattan (69) Bhatinda 11/2/103 Bhucho Mandi (209) Bhucho Mandi 11/2/121 Kot Fateh (52) KotFateh 11/2/130 Sangat Kalan (99) Sangat 11/2/171 Maur Kalan (14) MaurMandi 11/2/172 Maur Mflndi (13) Maur Mandi 11/2/190 Raman (Rural) (121) Raman Mandi 127 CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT" WORKERS Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X =0- (I-IX) Non- .9 ;z;: workers "B-8 (a) (b) .3& ------_------M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 261 231 16 4 2 8 165 372 221: 196 132 56 1 1 2 4 ... 143 314 222· 380 283 70 5 4 5 6 2 7 329 614 223' 242 174 52 3 2 3 8 134 312 224 177 141 28 5 3 104 242 225 491 4 354 1 105 13 3 6 8 293 640 226- 131 103 ... 23 3 2 60 147 2271 1'28 URBAN BLOCKWISE -RItA TINDA TAHSIL Loca· Name of Urban Area of Occu. No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion agglomeration I -Town! pied House.. (including Institutional Castes Tribes and· . .code Town/WardlUroan Ward in Resi holds and Houseless Educated ,No. enumerator's block sq. kms. dential Population) Persons Houses P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 :11{lV Gonianamandi (M.C.) 2.59 1,101 3,484 608 2,147 769 6,408 2,924 491 1,309 Ward No. I N.A. 55 74 475 270 205 41 29 190 97 Block 1 55 14 475 270 205 41 29 190 97 Ward No. I It N.A. 70 148 705 387 318 254 212 174 68 Block 2 70 {48 705 387 318 254 212 174 6B Ward No.2 N.A. 81 120 663 349 314 50 49 191 97 Block 3 81 120 663 349 314 50 49 191 97 Ward No. 3 N.A. 75 99 565 301 264 32 21 217 143 Block 4 75 99 565 301 264 32 21 217 143 .ward No.4 N.A. 70 105 581 314 267 22 21 204 127 Block 5 70, 105 581 314 ,267 22 21 204 127 .WardNo. 5 N.A. 90 130 769 418 351 2 4 279 193 Block 6 90 130 769 418 351 2 4 279 193 .WardNo. 6 N.A. 64 88 512 283 229 208 134 Block 7 64 88 51'2 283 229 208 134 Ward No. 7 N.A. 55 70 447 240 207 157 III Block 8 55 70 447 240 207 157 111 Ward No.8 N.A. 106 123 696 364 332 23 16 219 167 Block 9 106 123 696 364 332 23 16 219 167 Ward No.9 N.A. 56 67 4~1 261 221 2 Z 196 117 Block 10 56 67 482 261 221 2 2 196 117 Ward No. 9·A N.A. 47 77 513' 297 216 182 137 112 55 Block 11 47 77 513 297 216 182 137 112 55 Bhatinda Urban N.A. 12,886 35,725 4,667 20,756 Agglomeration 10,209 65,318 29,593 3,718 12,319 1Jl/V Bhatinda (M,C.) 20.72 10,231 29,194 3,351 16,880 7,786 53,684 24,490 2,681 10,229 Ward No.1 NA. 453 578 2,471 1,403 1,068 55 40 851 542 Block 1 101 158 654 363 291 12 3 235 155 2 96 145 820 427 393 .17 21 323 251 3 256 275 997 613 384 26 16 293 136 Ward No.2 N.A. ·1,188 1,587 7,909 4,326 3,583 1,186 998 2,439 1,382 Block 4 97 141 661 366 295 46 52 213 114 5 69 107 581 313 268 215 125 6 91 124 620 321 299 222 167 129 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRIG'}· WORKERS Total Workers I II Tn N V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non. workers (a) (b) M F MFMFMFMFMF MFM F MFM F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 1,629 38 13 51 68 312 22 716 145 264 1,855 51 1 1 49 2,873': 132 3 2 2 1 •. 18 5 3 70 2 29 3 138 202' 132 3 2 2 18 5 3 70 2 29 3 138 20:t,. 185 2 1 15 17 56.. 3 26 51 16 2 202 31~· 185 2 15, 17 56 3 26 51 16 2 202 316· 152 6 7 6 16 2 2 1 84 16 ... 18 6 197 308· 152 6 7 6 16 2 2 84 16 18 6 197 308 130 8 5 9 9 18 1 64 6 18 8 171 256: 130 8 5 9 9 18 64 6 18 8 171 256· 131 9 4 1 1 2 19 3 60 5 36 9 183 258· 131 9 4 2 19 3 60 5 36 9 183 258- 182 10 2 3 22 2 108 8 37 10 236 341' 182 10 2 3 22 2 108 8 37 10 236 34r 137 3 5 3 17 1 86 1 6 20 1 146 226- 137 3 5 3 17 86 6 20 146 226· 107 1 3 1 15 1 60 3 18 I. 133 206- 107 3 6 15 60 3 18 190 8 4 5 54 1 73 14 39 18 174 324' 190 8 4 5 54 73 14 39 8 174 324 122 1 5 3 2 9 21 2 64 4 12 1 139 220" 122' 5 3 2 9 21 2 64 4 12 139 22()- 161 1 83 5 21 30 21 136 216· 161 83 5 21 30 21 136 216· 17,502 920 548 159 ~ 442 2,020 546 4,804 3,596 4,467 18,223 1,002 5 4 1 312 21 1 76 15 567 28,591, ,14,335 818 502 118 414 1,897 465 4,612 1,865 3,644 14,859 886 4 4 1 311 9 1 74 7 475 23,604- 778 72 9 22 3 19 8 137 2 9 268 17 73 233 50 625 996 196 5 5 3 16 4 55 ·1 1 59 22 31 3 167 286- 204 40 2 ... 1 20 1 4 77 13 87 39 223 353· 378 27 2 i"9 3 3 3 62 4 132 16 38 115 8 235 357 2,100 111 58 1 18. 1,0 66 4 351 1 157 1 474 3 292 1 668 100 2,226 3,472' 163 6 2 19 22 8 22 17 72 6 203 289- 134 6 20 6 4 55 22 26 5 179 262- 155 10 23 2 72 24 33 9 166 289 130 URBAN BLOCKWISE BRATINDA TAHSIC Loca- Name of Urban Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion agglomeration/ Town/ pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and >Code Town/Ward/Urban Ward in Resi- holds and Houseless Educated ~No. enumerator's block sq. ms. dential Population) Persons Houses P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 \3 14 :ll/V Bhatinda (M.C.)-contd. .- 7 80 112 561 300 261 11 12 246 155 8 90 128 638 363 275 130 117 190 86 9 130 155 759 418 341 25 10 250 143 to 91 115 641 355 286 167 135 192 141 11 114 119 644 339 305 242 218 .. , 102 36 12 100 140 632 350 282 111 84 197 118 13 125 132 707 393 314 261 220 156 60 14 97 159 715 403 312 126 105 215 ,82 15 104 155 750 405 345 67 4S 241 155 ,Ward No.3 N.A. 4/3 623 3,305 1,840 1,465 76 60 1,177 675 Block 16 73 116 645 370 275 21 16 305 181 17 63 111 652 366 286 4 3 171 49 18 79 138 668 353 315 15 13 238 136 19 92 115 622 353 269 32 24 182 92 20 106 143 718 398 320 4 4 281 217 .ward No.4 N.A.. 256 436 2,312 p,231 1,081 848 651 BIoclc 21 57 98 554 299 255 240 172 22. 97 147 739 413 326 288 188 23 44 80 401 206 195 93 119 24 58 111 618 313 305 227 172 .Ward No.5 N.A.. 206 256 1,497 802 695 3 3 590 422 Block: 25 87 113 642 345 297 2 3 241 184 26 70 90 524 269 255 205 145 27 49 53 331 188 143 144 93 "ward No. 6 N.A.. 371 471, 2.533 1,348 1,185 5 954 661 Block 28 85 131 645 346 299 5 253 174 29 128 128 665 348 317 260 194 30 87 104 669 351 318 235 177 31 71 108 554 303 251 206 116 ..ward No. 7 N.A.. 193 283 1,657 872 785 663 512 Block 32 70 104 581 307 274 255 183 33 67 98 551 286 265 203 167 34 56 81 525 279 246 205 162 'Ward No.8 N.A. 317 491 2,824 1,479 1,345 6 10 1,098 798 Block 35 61- 112 640 335 305 279 198 36 96 155 764 401 363 4 5 304 211 37 73 101 637 341 296 208 151 38· 87 ]23 783 402 381 2 5 307 238 .ward No.9 N.A • 388 462 2,423 1,283 1,140 10 4 774 509 Block: 39 86 107 592 .313 279 3 195 142 40 113 125 571 309 262 7 4 228 138 41 89 106 574 300 274 132 82 42 100 124 686 361 325 219 147 >Ward No. 10. N.A. 336 440 2,518 1,331 1,187 48 31 925 581 Block 43 103 103 647 347 300 13 12 256 162 44 74 99 613 318 295 1 224 137 45 63 112 645 337 308 14 7 209 134 46 96 126 613 329 284 20 12 236 148 131 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non I workers (a) (b) M F MFMFMFMFMF MFMF MFM F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 152 5 18 8 60 20 44 5 148 256 172 7 ... 27 8 34 2 29 74 4 191 268 204 3 13 1 5 52 11 22 46 54 3 214 338 177 10 2 28 35 1 39 17 56 9 178 276 185 1 1 2 48 38 45 1 22 28 154 304 161 8 3 2 32 5 56 12 51 8 189 274 201 23 2 6 2 " 2 49 25 15 38 62 23 192 291 213 18 6 5 6 16 3 20 II 31 28 90 15 190 294 183 14 30 3 1 3 26 2 23 17 18 13 222 331 906 27 15 6 10 6 130 20 263 3 159 3 297 21 934 1,438 166 4 9 2 3 34 1 55 6 56 4 204 271 199 3 1 2 12 4 30 1 99 2 51 167 283 169 6 1 1 2 1 23 6 60 1 19 1 56 4 184 309 164 4 1 5 1 33 8 46 24 46 4 189 265 208 10 4 4 28 1 72 1 11 88 9 190 310 574 31 3 1 9 86 1 4 291 60 120 30 657 1,050 152 6 7 25 79 15 25 6 147 249 179 10 2 39 2 73 26 37 10 234 316 96 9 1 7 51 8 29 9 110 186 147 6 2 15 2 88 11 29 5 166 299 436 24 3 3 5. 5 41 3 1 286 6 12 85 10 366 671 177 8 I 3 13 111 6 41 8 168 289 138 15 2 1 5 16 3 89 6 6 24 1 131 240 121 1 2 1 12 86 20 1 67 142 678 22 22 3 3 316918 399 3 42 129 17 670 1,163 173 7 I 1 28 4 105 2 5 29 5. 173 292 174 6 3 2 1 3 13 2 92 24 34 5 174 311 171 4 7 18 2 121 3 20 3 180 314 160 5 11 10 81 10' ..• 46 4 143 246 403 15 7 2 ... 3 46 4 253 8 80 15 469 770 148 6 23 96 1 27 6 159 268 126 3 3 1 11 3 76 5 27 3 160 262 129 6 4 2 12 '1 81 2 26 6 150 240 712 27 32 1 27 2 102 12 341 45 152 25 767 1,318 142 6 7 I.. 24 2 83 3 23 6 193 299 209 9 5 7 33 5 65 12 81 8 192 354 162 7 16 11 24 2~ '" 83 11 15 6 179 289 199 5. 4 9 21 3 110 19 33 5 203 376 .592 17 42 4 5 10 3 74 5 259 5 59 134 9 691 1,123 149 2 27 4 3 2 16 66 10 21 2 164 277 137 7 2 1 23 4 .. 61 5 11 35 1 172 255 141 2 28 49 17 45 159 274 165 8 11 8 2 7 1 83 21 33 6 196 317 639 25 62 5 2 9 2 J09 10 237 99 1 106 22 692 1.162 162 S 6 2 2 34 1 76 25 18 6 185 292 148 5 ~ 1 5 16 1 56 11 29 S 170 290 173 3 20 2 I 4 40 3 54 17 32 3 164 305 156 9 8 ...... '" ...... 19 .. , 5 ... 51 •. , 46 27 8 173 275 132 URBAN BLOCKWIS& BHATINDA TAHSIL Loca- Name of Urban Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion agglomeration/ Town! pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code Town/Ward/Urban Ward in Resi- holds and Houseless Educate\! No. enumerator's block sq. kms. dential Population) Persons' Houses p M F M F M F M F' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 !1 12 13 14- ll/V Bhatinda (M.C.)-contd. Ward No. 11 N.A. 364 440 2,396 1,290 1,106 21 14 652 47tr Block 47 93 110 627 348 279 81 143 48 92 116 636 330 306 3 .4 242 155 49 89 107 549 298- 251 18 10 142 77 50 90 107 584 314 270 187 103- Ward No. 12 N.A. 536 633 2,856 1,549 1,307 23 14 1,060 661 Biock 51 99 107 571 306 265 196 110- 52 115 115 579 322 257 245 148 53 119 163 560 297 263 204 139 54 105 " 137 649 356 293 250 163- 55 98 111 497 268 229 22 14 165 101 Ward No. 13 N.A. 354 533 2,865 1,537 1,328 235 169 977 64[ Block 56 60 101 624 343 281 7 4 276 182 57 81 119 588 323 265 102 77 153 87 58 74 118 611 338 273 120 81 189 10Z 59 32 65 315 150 165 129 118 60_ 107 130 727 383 344 6 7 230 152 Ward No. 14 N.A. 457 665 3,118 1,720 1,398 21 7 1,047 587 Block 61 80 102 556 30~ 248 6 3 134 75 62 86 137 640 337 303 148 76 63 90 167 669 395 274 7 282 131 64 112 127 653 349 304 232 142- 65 89 132 600 331 269 8 3 251 158- Word No. 15 N.A. 1,421 1,626 8,756 4,751 4,005 672 518 1,804 761 Block 66 91 113 618 324 294 26 15 159 86 67 87 103 530 297 233 213 170 62 31 68 106 136 668 370 298 89 88 177 133 69 132 139 686 387 299 23 11 265 142 70 104 104 530 296 234 110 47 71 r03 108 659 345 314 5 2 135 4) 72 112 122 634 344 290 12 7 115 43 73 112 124 697 367 330 8 11 59 7 74 95 102 616 338 278 16 13 97 13 75 111 116 620 345 275 122 87 96 24 76 100 128 646 362 284 107 85 158 55 77 83 102 585 319 266 99 23 78 68 92 568- 288 280 5 3 120 56 79 117 137 699 369 330 46 26 152 58 Ward No. 16 N.A. 532 706 3,899 2,095 1,804 936 812 "921 370' Block 80 90 110 638 341 297 61 50 133 47 81 94 120 768 395 373 119 122 203 105 82 74 103 560 315 245 127 105 167 49 83 81 139 687 370 317 173 159 175 6:7 84 82 99 628 332 296 207 181 137 69 85 111 135 618 342 276 249 195 106 37 Special Block N.A. 1 1 345 337 8 54 100 3 Ci3 'PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRIC1' WORKERS -TQta1 Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non workers (a) (b) M F MFMFMFMFMF MFMF MFMF M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 594 26 36 9 5 5 8 69 16 239 2 59 156 16 696 1,080 146 6 2 2 2 12 65 '" 16 49 4 202 273 158 14 9 1 4 6 17 9 74 2 9 35 6 172 292 152 4 18 4 1 2 13 3 48 17 46 4 146 247 138 2 9 2 1 27 4 52 17 26 2 176 268 ,50 45 31 1 9 2 16 10 122 18 310 1 46 196 33 799 1,262 165 3 14 4 30 7 58 13 39 3 141 262 152 15 11 11 4 21 3 72 2 31 10 170 242 141 3 J 3 1 17 2 64 8' 45 2 156 260 '163 10 2 1 1 29 5 63 "_ 11 51 9 193 283 129 14 3' 4 1 4 25 1 53 1 12 30 9 139 215 ,53 55 39 2 18 3 14 106 52' 237 18 101 2 183 33 784 1,273 161 4 25 1 81 8 46 4 182 277 185 22 19 2 2 36 14 47 15 42 1 24 4 138 243 158 10 4 14 7 17 16 32 2 34 1 33' 7 180 263 75 8 4 3 10 1 23 \ 4 30 7 75 157 174 11 12 1 5 18 20 54 . 13 50 11 209 333 ,892 25 164 10 10 15 111 32 175 132 243 25 828 1,373 138 4 38 5 9 19 12 25 8 22 4 170 244 184 36 1 33 4 47 34 29 153 303 240 7 29 4 .- 2 31 4 37 75 58 7 155 267 168 6 47 5 4 17 4 32 7 52 6 181 298 162 8 14 5 11 8 34 8 82 8 169 261 2,355 276. 155 ... 318 r 15 ... 184 238 192 1 73 383 3 496 539 33 '2,396 3,729 177 15 18 4 1" 20 14 16 5 64 29 21 147 279 158 •• , 116 4 17 3 18 139 233 200 4 20 57 7 9 4 30 '" 14 59 4 170 294 199 8 15 6 2 7 2 10 4 64 2 15 76 4 188 291 148 17 27 31 2 2 17 12 8 20 23 23 148 217 158 1 10 1 16 1 14 4 15 60 38 187 313 164 11 26 8 3 8 16 16 14 12 32 45 180 279 198 140 2 1 48 140 25 25 72 25 169 190 164 10 8 17 22 3. 18 61 25 174 278 166 1 2 76 1 22 10 1 15 12 27 1 179 274 187 13 5 6 1 8 6 -15 13 37 1 21 81 5 175 271 136 10 3 2 2 9 17 4 25 43 ,_ 40 1 183 256 126 3 11 1 11 3 17 2 13 44 27 -- 162 277 174 53 8 3 2 16 36 5 11 28 67 34 17 195 277 _1,034 88 48 53 21 1 33 38 144 42 192 13 181 320 36 1,061 1.71,6 145 48 2 1 2 2 35 29 2 38 11 47 "22 2 196 249 194 6 5 2 29 3 39 2 76 14 27 3 201 367 163 1 3 5 '5 19 10 26 45 50 1 152 244 187 3 17 37 11 8 6 15 __ 28 65 2 183 314 154 30 15 2 1 7 13 21 2 27 68 28 178 266 191 6 6 2 2 42 9 16 __ , 20 88 151 276 _l39 92 26 1 1 8 2 5 1 3 198 8 134 URBAN BLOCKWISE BHATINDA TAHSIL Loca- Name of Urban Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion agglomeration/ Town/ pied House (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code Town/Ward/Urban Ward in Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. enumerator's block sq. kms. dential Population) Persons Houses ._------P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 l1/V Bhatinda (M.e.)-concld. (i) Patti Jhutti (Railway Colony) N.A. 1,060 1,137 4.941 2,802 2,139 534 400 1,691 902' (O.G.) Block 86 162 174 672 391 281 24 25 274 156 87 148 155 616 358 258 43 38 196 88 88 to3 145 604 341 263 42 24 223 147 89 143 148 713 399 314 161 111 187 95 90 98 102 527 293 234 21 15 192 124 91 122 125 551 332 219 109 79 157 64 92 143 143 635 345 290 48 39 235 126 93 141 145 623 343 280 86 69 227 102- (ii) Patti Mehna (Civil Station) N.A. 901 968 4.357 2,406 1,951 551 442 1,387 827 (O·G.) Block 94 146 146 634 355 279 127 86 225 105 95 149 149 637 348 289 42 33 120 117 96 96 115 548 288 260 46 ·38 110 9() 97 123 124 612 342 270 189 144 198 92- 98 151 181 643 364 279 70 72 240 124 99 156 160 680 379 301 73 66 246 12() 100 80 93 603 330 273 4 3 248 179 (iv) Haji Rattan (O.G.) N.A. 462 550 2,336 1.323 1,013 231 195 798 361 Block 101 104 161 714 404 310 138 116 152 66 102 77 98 429 236 193 187 109 103 281 291 1,193 683 510 93 79 459 186 IlIVI Bhucho Mandi (M.e.) 0.44 472 1,580 110 1,096 439 2,945 1,365 86 673 Ward No.1 N.A. 67 70 395 221 174 28 28 139 75 Block 1 67 70 395 221 174 28 28 139 75 Ward No. 2 N.A. 36 36 217 104 113 73 51 Block 2 36 36 217 104 113 73 51 Wart! No.3 N.A. 33 35 230 109 121 1 '90 71 Block 3 33 35 230 109 121 90 71 Ward No. 4 N.A. 66 66 360 206 154 140 79 Block 4 66 66 360 206 154 140 79 Ward No.5 N.A. 120 133 875 475 400 74 56 318 184 Block 5 75 77 519 282 237 5 2 211 123 6 45 56 356 193 163 69 54 107 61 Ward No. 6 N.A. 23 28 170 83 87 65 4fi. Block 7 23 28 170 83 87 65 46 Ward No. 7 N.A. 71 78 463 252 211 7 2 174 112 Block 8 71 78 463 252 211 7 2 174 112 Ward No. 8 N.A. 23 26 235 130 105 97 6f) B1<>ck 9 23 26 235 130 105 97 60 135 PRIMARYPI ,. , .( CENSUS,. ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT .11/_ I . "\ WORKERS " , Total Workers I II .III N V. VI vn... VIII IX. X it-IX) Non workers (a) (b) --M F M- F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F \ 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38· 1,342 56 10 4 12 1 59 11 27 64 2 741 2 424 41 1,460 2,083' 202 18 20 10 172 17 189 263- 173 8 1 9 21 15 3 124 8 185 250' 186 22 10 II 39 11 6 17 7 95 10 155 241 179 3 173 3 220 314 123 3 5 114 4 2 170 231 146 1 4 134 8 1 186 218 174 3 4 3 158... 9 3 171 287 159 1 4 4 142 1 9 184. 279' 1,155 43 57 1 34 26 23 1 39 1 15 81 671 4 209 36 1,251 1,908' 186 1 2 9 8 11 144 T2 169 278 184 3 4 1 1 18 7 28 85 .40 3 164 286 143 1 47 9 21 4 1 7 18 36 1 145 259' 148 5 2 5 127 9 194 270 165 6 1 5 2 147 3 II 2 199 273· 191 6 1 19 ... 3 4 146 1 18 5 188 295 138 26 5 5 2 II 1 4 24 4 83 25 192 241' 670 17 35 8 3 4 25 39 47 319 2 190 15 653 996" 229 2 28 7 3 4 11 34 24 28 90 2 175 308· 103 12 7 10 2 84 12 133 181 338 3 1 14 5 13 289 2 16 t 345 SOT 809 30 7 47 8S 3 442 66 129 771 16 t Ie 3 13 1,349- 127 2 9 7 27 48 1 12, 24 1 94, 172' 127 2 9 7 27 48 12 24 94 172. 55 1 4 4 3 25 7 12 1 49 112 55 1 4 4 3 2S 7 12 1 49 112- 52 1 4 5 32 4 7 1 57 120- 57 120' 52, 4 5 32 4 7 .,. 120 2 2 1 2 7 1 60 32 15 2 86 152' " .' 120 2 2 1 2 7 60 32 15 2 86 152: 222 6 7 6 16 18 128' 5 42 6 253 394' 136 1 6 8 93 4 25 1 146 236 86. 5 1 6. 16 10 35 1 17 5 107 158- 50 2 2 5 1 36 1 2 4 1 33 85 50 2 2 5 i 36 2 4 33 85· ( I 121 2 1 10 15 72 1 4 19 1 13! 209- \ .\ . ]21 2 10 15 72 4 19 131 209' 1 6 68 105 62, 3 6 5 1 41 . 62 3 6 5 41 6 68 105- 136 URBAN BLOCKWISE 'BHATINDA 1'AHSn. :Loca- Name of Urban Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion agglomeration! Town! pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and -code Town/Ward/Urban Ward in Resi- holds and Houseless Educated ;No. enumerator's block: sq. kms. dential Population) Persons Houses P M M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 :tl/vn' Kot Fateh (M.e) 0.39 724 2,252 680 770 715 4,308 2,056 620 398 Ward No.1 N."" 110 III 686 360 326 26 14 220 138 Block I 110 111 686 360 326 26 14 220 138 Ward No.2 N.A. 83 84 446 251 195 26 18 152 71 Block 2 83 84 446 251 1'15 26 18 152 71 Ward No. 3 N.A. 95 95 673 358 -315 87 47 Block 3 95 95 673 358 315 87 47 Ward No. 4 N.A. 74 76 481 257 224 84 40 Block 4 74 76 481 257 224 84 40 Ward No. 5 N.A. 53 53 341 179 162 28 16 64 41 Block 5 53 53 341 179 162 28 16 64 41 Ward No. 6 N.A. 167 171 ·956 '486 470 394 384 83 29 Block 6 119 123 638 334 304 315 293 44 10 7 48 48 318 152 166 79 91 39 19 Ward No.7 ]\I.A. 133 134 725 361 364 206 188 80 32 Block 8 133 134 725 361 364 206 188 80 32 .U/VIII Ramanmandi (M.e.) 2.36 1,872 6,252 1,493 3,273 1,577 11,574 5,322 1,253 1,704 Ward No. 1 N.A. 417 431 2,664 1,445 1,219 819 687 627 215 Block 1 104 104 655 341 314 26 20 243 115 2 79 89 540 301 239 163 142 91 31 3 98 98 629 340 289 340 289 113 9 4 136 140 840 463 377 290 236 180 60 Ward No. 2 N.A. 126 144 1,049 549 500 405 280 Block 5 60 78 521 277 244 188 128 6 66 66 528 272 256 217 152 ;Ward No.3. N.A. 153 175 1,118 582 536 218 20.8 271 158 Block 7 75 81 610 315 295 4 3 188 138 8 78 94 508 267 241 214 205 83 20 .Ward No. " N.A. 157 177 1.110 610 500 216 70 Block 9 94 110 707 383 324 131 41 10 63 67 403 227 176 85 29 'Ward No. 5 N.A. 300 392 2,171 1,236 935 404 315 470 178 Block 11 88 101 604 348 256 54 33 169 67 12 70 108 540 319 221 70 51 168 60 13 79 87 549 291 258 140 122 73 26 14 63 96 478 278 200 140 109 60 25 137 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non worker!i' (a) (b) ------M F MFMFMFMFMF MFMF M F M F M F M P- 1" 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 1.255 566 277 4 60 47 2 121 23 150 997 14 2 3 1 8 2,042-- 176 4 51 1 8 13 46 18 40 3 184 322' 176 4 51 8 13 46 18 40 3 184 322- Jl9 2 9 6 6 12 58 1 5 23 1 132 195' 119 2 9 6 6 12 58 5 23 132 193- 234 197 21 10 3 3 124 315 234 197 21 10 3 3 124 315 145 1 104 12 8 1 3 3 14 1 112 225' 145 104 12 8 3 3 14 112 223- 95 10 58 1 2 9 1 8 84 162' 95 10 58 7 2 9 8 84 162- 267 6 32 1 131 4 45 3 1 1 1 52 2 219 46~ 183 6 32 1 57 4 40 3 ... 48 2 151 298: 84 74 5 1 4 68 166- 219 1 163 41 2 2 1 10 1 142 363' 219 163 41 2 2 10 142 363- 3,134 537 166 37 71 472 57 1,053 256 485 3,118 111 2 8 17 6 1 8 69 S,2lt 683 57 32 20 1 6 46 3 190 13 15 5 172 1 40 1 162 33 762 1,162' 173 5 21 1 1 1 2 27 72 - 14 35 2 168 309 135 10 5 1 1 8 18 28 18 56 10 166 229- 160 20 1 31 93 12 6 5 20 2 7 180 269- 215. 22 6 17 '"4 6 52 8 52 6 64 21 248 355· 23(1 10 ·7 17 162 4 40 10 319 490' 111 8 4 12 68 1 26 8 166 236· 119 2 3 5 94 3 14 2 153 254 288 15 17 3 9- 2' 3 29 12 1 III 64 7 41 4 294 52I 144 2 6 10 2 102 3 21 2 171 - 29J:. 144 13 11 3 "9' 2 3 19 10 9 61 7 20 2 123 228. 331 273 34 2 3 2 7 3 7 279 5()(; 200 153 34 1 3 2 3 4 183 324 131 120 1 4 3 3 96 176. 680 9 174 •.• 103 1 II 12 1 142 4 9 94 66 69 3 556 926- 173 2 15 1 64 5 51 15 22 2 175 254- 161 2 24 7 1 4 37 2 26 30 30 1 158 219- 173 89 74 2 .. _ 5 3 118' 258 173 5 46 22 9 8 39 4 2 12 21 14 105 195- 138 URBAN BLOCKWISE " ) q 'I j • ~,.' -BHATINDA TAHSIL i...oca- Name of Urban Area of Occu- No. of Total·Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate~ tion agglomeration/ Town/ pied- House (including Institutional Castes Tribes and -Code Town/Ward/Urban Ward in Resi- holds and Houseless Educated" _No. enumerator's block sq. kms. dential PopUlation) Persons Houses P M F M F M F M F s 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 i2 13 14 ~1/vm Ramanmandi (M.C.)-concld. Ward No. 6 N.A. ll5 159 1,031 562 469 5 3 386 219 Block 15 66 84 540 291 249 195 114 16 49 75 491 271 220 5 3 191 105 Ward No. 7 N.A. 123 150 905 474 431 II 8 376 256 Block 17 57 75 359 196 163 10 7 157 99 18 66 75 546 278 268 1 1 219 157 Ward No.8 N.A. 99 127 824 424 400 11 8 341 215 Block 19 53 62 431 219 212 3 2 179 122 20 46 65 393 205 188 8 6 162 93 Ward No.9 N.A. 87 Il7 702 370 332 25 24 181 113 Block 21 87 117 702 370 332 25 24 181 113 l1/IX Sangat (M.e.) 3.88 665 1,887 381 819 .... 572 3,531 1,644 340 427 Ward No. I N.A. 73 74 406 219 187 4 6 156 85 Block 74 406 219 187 4 6 156 85 Ward No. lA N.A. 52 60 338 175 163 138 128 23 9 Block 2 52 60 338 175 163 138 128 23 9 .J ;.. ': Ward No. 2 N.A. 79 81 441 221 220 14 10 140 108 :Block 3 79 81 441 221 220 14 10 140 108 Ward No. } N.A. 51 51 312 174 138 1 124 69 Block 4 51 51 312 174 138 I_?A 69 Ward No. 4 N.A. 42 44 262 136 126 99 74 ", Block 5 42 44 262 136 126 99 74 " Ward No. 5 N.A. 27 32 195 110 85 8 10 54 18 BJ~ck 6 27 32 195 110 85 8 10 54 IS .ward No. SA N.A. 39 43 262 142 120 46 44 40 13 { Block 7 39 43 262 142, 120 46 44 40 13 .ward No. 6 N.A. 35 37 284 151 133 6 6 31 11 Block 8 35 37 284 151 133 6 6 31 11 Ward No.7 N.A. 36 38 250 128 /22 35 12 Block 9 36 38 250 128 122 35 12 Ward No. 8 N.A. 138 145 781 431 350 164 136 117 28 Block 10 138 145 781 431 350 164 136 117 28 139 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS Tofa}'c Workers I II III IV V VI VII 'VIII IX ,,~ (I-IX) Non workers (a) (b) ------~ M F MFMFMFMFMF MFMF MF MF M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 277 5 10 4 20 7 173 17 46 5 285 464 156 3 3 4 12 102 14 21 3 135 246 121 2 7 .\. 8 7 71 3 25 2 150 218 238 5 5 2 1 24" 130 2 74 5 236 426 99 2 2 4 51 1 41 2 97 161 139 3 5 20 79 1 33 3 139 265 213 9 7 1 2 2117 2 149 8 25 8 211 391 107 3 2· ... 6 87. 2 9 3 112 209 106 6 7 2 1 11 2 62 6 16 5 99 182 194 1 12 5 1 5 31 12 55 52 21 1 176 331 194 12 5 5 31 12 55 52 21 176 331 951 380 123 13 69_ 10 165 47 144 936 16 2 14 1,628 112 1 5 22 59 1 25 1 107 186 112 5 22 59 1 25 107 186 88 11 33 3 5 7 1 6 22 87 163 88 11 33 3 5 7 6 22 87 163 )01 1 17 9 7 41 5 22 1 120 219 101 17 9 7 41 5 22 120 219 76 2 3 6 31 7 29 2 98 136 76 2 3 6 31 7 29 2 98 136 57 1 4 4 30 19 1 79 125 57 4 4 30 19 79 125 60 56 3 1 50 85 60 56 3 50 85 7(J 37 27 2 1 3 72 120 70 37 27 2 3 72 120 79 73 2 2 2 72 133 79 73 2 2 2 .... 72 133 66 66 62 122 66 66 62 122 242 11 108 58 1 25 2 1 28 21 9 189 339 242 11 108 58 25 2 28 21 9 189 339 140 URBAN BLOCKWISE BHATINDA TAHSIL Loca- Name of Urban Area of Occu No. of Total Population Scheduled SchedUled Literate tion agglomeration/ Town/ pied House (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code Town/Ward/Drban Ward in Resi holds and Houseless Educated No. enumerator's block sq. kms. dential Population) Persons Houses ------~ P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 l1!X Maurmandi (M.e.) 2,185 7,126 1,642 2,608 1,948 13,407 6,281 1,423 1,512 Ward No.1 N.A. 112 Jl5 807 454 353 70 58 114 37 Block 112 115 807 454 -353 70 '58 114 37 Wa dNo. lA N.A. 269 276 1,674 885 789 359 329 190 41 Block 2 99 99 593 320 273 95 86 75 26 3 96 98 601 309 292 233 213 56 8 4 74 79 480 256 224 31 30 59 1 Ward No.2 N.A. 151 158 1,024 577 447 107 95 108 21 Block 5 76 83 524 290 234 85 79 64 18 6 75 75 500 287 213 22 16 44 9 Ward No. 3 N.A. 131 154 981 516 465 33 24 270 190 Block 7 53 68 415 226 189 13 10 99 64 8 78 86 566 290 276 20 14 171 126 WJrd No.4 N.A. 88 103 668 356 312 11 240 164 Block 9 88 103 668 356 312 11 240 164 Ward No. 5 N.A. 148 172 1,056 555 501 40 27 32) 199 Block 10 80 93 561 303 258 39 25 148 85 11 68 79 495 252 243 1 2 173 1I4 Ward No.6 N.A. 101 121 841 445 396 295 192 Block 12 50 57 446 234 212 164 109 13 51 64 395 211 184 131 83 Ward No.7 N.A. 87 116 705 356 349 56 44 190 i38 Block 14 87 116 705 356 349 56 44 190 138 Ward No. 8 N.A. 145 164 992 524 468 43 28 334 228 Block 15 73 79 452 244 208 43 28 143 82 ~6 72 85 540 280 260 ... 191 146 Ward No.9 N.A. 427 515 2,840 1,476 1,364 618 571 337 221 Block 17 78 95 552 282 270 130 127 89 51 18 71 99 524 271 253 60 57 50 87 19 87 105 624 330 294 156 147 76 51 20 122 129 586 311 275 176 139 39 10 21 69 87 554 282 272 96 101 83 22 Ward No. 10 N.A. 289 291 1,819 982 837 305 247 209 7S Block 22 113 113 723 400 323 89 72 67 17 23 84 86 540 300 240 153 118 75 23 24 92 92 556 282 274 63 57 67 35 141 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non workers (a) (b) M F MFMFMFMFMF MFMF MFM F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 3,639 1,298 495 23 39 280 60 855 158 431 3,487 71 15 2 3 3 5 43 6,210 270 13 258 11 12 2 184 340 270 13 258 11 12 2 184 340 471 263 ..• 163 2 2 9 2 4 2 24 414 789 175 103 63 8 145 273 151 48 79 2 7 1 2 i 10 158 292 145 112 21 2 1 2 1 6 1 J! 224 316 205 73 1 5 2 13 5 7 5 261 447 147 72 54 1 1 13 3 2 1 143 234 169 133 19 4 1 2 5 4 118 213 218 2 9 8 26 5 121 6 43 2 298 463 96 2 9 8 19 3 30 4 23 2 130 187 122 7 2 91 2 20 168 276 161 1 1 1 24 112 23 I 195 311 161 24 112 23 195 311 257 7 26 25 10 37 97 3 59 7 298 494 146 6 25 24 2 12 44 2 37 6 157 252 111 1 1 1 8 25 53 1 22 1 141 242 207 3 14 151 2 40 3 238 393 111 ... 3 96 12 123 212 96 3 11 55 2 28 3 115 181 J68 7 2 18 1 113 4 8 26 3 188 342 168 7 2 18 113 4 8 26 3 188 342 248 6 3 ... 43 1 4 152 11 35 5 276 462 107 6 1 13 3 66 2 22 5 137 202 141 2 30 1 86 9 13 139 260 742 23 185 48 1 4 13 .. ,104 2 30 82 1 115 ... 161 19 734 1,341 117 6 2 4 39 4 29 12 26 6 165 264 143 10 1 39 2 14 38 15 35 7 128 243 165 4 4 12 13 25 12 13 55 31 4 165 290 154 2 17 32 2 1 2 33 67 1 157 273 163 1 161 2 1 119 271 58J 9 346 4174 1 7 913 5 18 4 15 3 401 828 233 153 74 1 3 2 167 323 172 3 97 35 7 9 3 5 8 8 2 128 237 176 696465 9 5 1 106 268 PUNJAB TAHSIL RAMPURA PHUL DISTRICT BHATINDA KILOMETRES 3 0 3 6 9 12 ~~0~==~2==~4~~;6~ S 2 MilE o ~ ~ 0 :s ~ .. ~ U' .,. :to (l 1ft CLASSIFICATION OF VILLAGES --I ";0 3rJ/IS ACCORDING TO POPULATION .- ,0 C SIZE CLASS ;lJ o 5,000 & AB"OVE .. () 2,000-- 4,999 III 1,000 --1,999 (!l ::: o 500 -- 999 «) 200 -- 499 o LESS THAN 200 UN1NHABITED VILLAGES N DISTIIICT BOUNDARY Tj\IISIL BOUHOARY ... TAHSIL HEADQUARTERS. " ...... , ..... @ VILLAGE BOUNDARIES WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBERS (CENSUS) '.'~'" ...... l G METALLED ROAD. . ~-RS- 3rJ/od BROAD GAUGE RAILWAYS WITH STATIO II ...... ~ CANAL. ON URBAN AREA ...... TOWN IC ... 20 1 RAMPUIIA PHl.Il- II 75;,1 EAST OF GlI£tNWICH 143 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES RAMPURA PHUL TAHSIL Serial Nameo! Location Serial Name of Locatioo No. village Code No. No. village Code No. 1 2 3 2 3 1 Adampura 11/3/21 38 Harnam Singhwala 11/3/33 2 Akalia Jalal 11/315 39 laidan 11/3/54 3 Alike 11/3/39 40 Jala! 11/3/16- 4 Badiala H{3/55 5 Balianwali 11/3/61 41 Jeondan 11/3/53 42 Jethuke 11/3/50 6 Ballo 11/3/56 43 Ihanduke 11/3/65 7 Bhagta 11i3/14 44 Kangar 11/3/19 8 Bhami Chuhar 11/3/72 45 Kararwala 11/3/49 9 Bhai Rupa 11/3/24 10 Bhodipura 11/3J4 46 Kauloke 11/3/34- 47 Kesar Singhwala 11/3/7 11 Bhunder 1113/46 _48 Khokhar 11/3/58 12 Bugran 11/3/40 49 Koer Singhwala 11/3/3 13 Burj Gill 11 {3/28 50 Kotha Guru Il13{13 14 Burj Ladha Singhwala 11/3/8 15 Burj Mansa 11 {3{42 51 Kotra 11/3/45- 52 Maluka tl/3/U 16 Burj Thror 11/3/10 53 Mandi Kalan 11/3/47 17 Chaoke 11 {3/57 54 Mandi Khurd 11 J3/68- 18 Chotian 11/3/41 55 Mansa Khurd I1J3/64 E~ Daulatpura 11/3/62 20 Dhade 11/3/59 56 Nandgarh 11/3/66 57 Neor I1{3{12 21 DhapaJi 11 {3/32 58 PhuJ (Rural) 11/3/36- 22 Dhingar 11/3137 59 Phulewala 11/3131 23 Dialpura Bhaika 11/3/17 60 Pirkot 11/3/71 24 Dialpura Mirja 11 13/26 25 Dikh 11/3/69 61 Pitho 11/3/4S 62 Raiya 11/3/38- 26 Dulewala 1113/23 63 Raj Garh 11/3/22 27 Gaunspnra 11/3118 64 Ram Niwas 11/3/60 28 Ghandawna 1113/29 65 Ram Pura (Rural) 11/3144 29 Ghurela 11/3/52 30 Ghureli 11/3/51 66 Ramuwala 11/3/1 67 Sadhana 11/3/35 31 Gill 11/3/63 68 Salabatpura 11/3120 32 Gill Kalan 11/3/43 69 Sandhu Khurd 11/3130 33 Gumti Kalan 1113/25 70 Selbrah 11/3127 ,34 Gurusar 11/3/6 35 Hakam Singhwala 11/3/2 71 Siriewala !l/3{9 72 Sooch 1l/3/7() 36 Hamirgarh 11/3/15 37 Harkishanpura 11/3/67 Rampura Phul Tahsil 1"" 146 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY RAMPURA PHUL TAHSIL Loca- Name of T,ahsil/VilI<\gj:,_ Area of ~ccu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion TahS)_1 in· ied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kIDs. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated> No. & of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in acres p M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ]2 13 14 11/3 Rampura Phul Tahsil (Rural) 805.3 20,941 73,690 19,617 19,134 20,178 135,407 61,717 16,534 7,992 11/3/1 Ramuwala (17) 1,156 171 171 1,031 576 455 96 66 164 58- 2 Hakam Singhwala (18) ],]50 144 144 1,002 520 482 106 103 ]41 81 3 Koer Singhwala (]9) 1,441 129 129 1,007 533 474 104 ]03 ]70 66- 4 Bhodipura (20) 2,518 307 315 2,042 1,109 933 301 233 273 114 5 Akalia Jalal (21) 2,759 326 335 1,991 1,080 911 188 172 309 124 6 Gurusar (22) 1,745 183 207 1,366- 753 \ 613 116 99 130 41 7 Kesar Singhwala (185) 992 135 135 741 419 322 156 112 115 51 8 Burj Ladha Singhwala (184) 1,502 175 175 1,150 608 542 338 309 190 59 9 Siriewala (183) 3,201 437 449 2,796 1,520 1,276 596 461 418 176 10 Burj Thror (2) 819 137 142 962 527 435 180 140 171 6et 11 Maluka (5) 5,172 532 543 3,870 2,066 1,804 660 531 51S 241 12 Neor (6) 1,272 181 195 1,151 598 553 214 199 166 65 13 Kotha Guru (1) 7,606 797 834 5,340 2,927 2,413 740 727 590 201 14 Bhagta (186) 5,345 822 861 5,060 2,J59 2,301 682 579 912 431 15 Hatnirgarh (23) 2,069 256 261 1,660 896 764 312 250 123 3Z 16 lalal (24) 4,976 519 577 3,401 1,835 1,566 580 481 403 179 17 Dialpura Bhaika (25) 5,047 494 499 2,815 1,565 1,250 455 350 406 176 18 Gaunspura (26) 897 77 77 436 236 200 60 50 .... 86 55 19 Kangar (27) 1,694 178 179 1,184 606 578 198 171 187 130 20 Salabatpura (28) 1,395 137 163 1,123 598 525 131 107 259 165 21 Adampura (29) 1,448 162 170 1,168 59~ 570 173 149 166 57 22 Rajgarh (30) 1,648 107 108 775 440 335 217 172 -128 38 23 Dulewala (31) 1,581 ]96 196 1,297 708 589 151 129 213 107 24 Bhai Rupa (32) 11,285 1,062 1,064 7,540 4,087 3,453 798 650 1,165 566 25 Gumti Kalan (33) 5,003 522 535 3,433 1,861 1,572 458 375 513 276 26 Dialpura Mirja (1) 5,342 399 437 2,771 1,508 1,263 514 427 460 228 27 Selbrah (34) 3,803 418 438 2,818 1,553 1,265 370 311 443 215 28 Burj Gill (36) 1,305 203 205 1,207 679 528 286 233 194 67 29 Ghandawna (441) 2,068 279 287 1,758 926 832 277 264 222 95 30 Sandhu Khurd (442) 1,048 151 154 977 534 443 124 107 188 94 31 Phulewala (443) 1,624 187 189 1,288 711 577 210 179 135 63 32 Dhapali (444) 6,140 605 615 3,919 2,132 1,787 420 389 598 292 33 Harnam Singhwala (38) 1,471 106 108 61) 318 293 259 246 44 26 34 KauJoke (35) 872 74 78 522 263 259 42 39 71 52 35 .sadhana (37) 1,678 183 209 1,204 663 541 227 '176 145 55 36 Phul (Rural) (42) 8,798 50 50 . 246 139 107 42 38 25 16 37 Dhingar (445) 951 131 131 847 472 375 69 67 140 39 38 Raiya (2) 3,456 383 389 2,558 1,371 1,187 319 288 224 94 39 Alike (446) 1,493 339 344 1,404 782 622 253 206 189 91 40 Bugran (43) 1,210 189 193 1,253 675 578 219 186 177 72 41 Chotian (42) 1,010 138 143 961 527 434 105 95 95 31 42 Burj Mansa (41) 7'),7 96 108 641 364 277 50 43 115 31 43 Gill Kalan (40) 2,895 373 379 2,327 1,235 1,092 339 281 394 169 44 Rampura (Rural) (72) 4,903 530 547 3,792 2,058 1,734 -792 667 566 308 45 Kotra (73) 2,678 363 375 2,230 1,226 1,004 417 352 257 50 46 Bhunder (449) 3,824 390 406 2,743 1,507 1,236 291 268 346 59 47 Mandi Kalan (2) 6,173 763 785 5,004 2,708 2,296 858 724 691 281 48 Pitho (45) 4,813 465 484 3,223 1,795 1,428 338 258 345 14S 49 Kararwala (44) 2,946 343 356 2,411 1,309 1,102 352 289 318 142 50. Jethuke (447) 2,427 254 270 1,729 931 79B 237 19B 271 127 51 GhureH (448) 780 95 98 595 333 262 26 22 121 49 52 Ghurela (49) 1,048 87 91 634 353 281 78 68 101 34 53 Jeondan (71) 3,244 222 240 1,814 1,014 800 284 199 184 98 54 Jaidan (46) 1,129 121 124 827 451 376 49 37 110 41 55 BadiaJa (47) 1.605 159 169 1,208 676 532 214 158 ]70 60 147 BHAT1NDk OI'S1RICT WORKERS Total Workers I II III V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non workers (a) (b) M F M FM FM FM FM FM FM FM PM FM F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 42,801 27,2SO 10,414 413 6 1,416 Z47' 501 1,075 112 1,331 30,889 368 33 129 5 3.8' 39 21 1 102 61',349 380 3 273 2 13 2 11 2- . 9 10 ••• 196 452 1. 310 2 213 _.. 75 8 6 8 2 210 480 2 315 196 ... 70 6 23 "j 6 2 9 218 474 3 637 .. 413 .. , 148 2 36 ... 4 18 1 15 ... 472, 933 4 677 3 482 ... 142 19 2 :1 15 16 1 403 908 5 505' 2 385 ... 87 6 10 2 9 8 248 611 6 243 .. 135 87 1 10 4 6 176 322 7 350 3 190 1 126 3 20 .. ' ... 4 2 5 258 539 8 781 5 427 ... _Z60 2 13 2 t 25 1 33 3 739' 1,271 9 283 4 181 3 78 13 4' 7 1 244 431 10 ],161' 21 645 ... ~ 40 61 1 55 21 31 4 36 905 1,783 11 315- 6 162 I ,'ob I 9 3 1 11 6 19 2 283 547 12 1,675 1,063 ... 424 5 68 4 7 54 2 48 1,252 2,413 13 1,558 17 832 ... 364 5 83 3 27 18" ..• 122- 15 94 13 1,201 2,284 14 54 ~90 4 231 '" 48 1 4 5 3 237 430 41 203 1 165 ... 32 3 3 161 276 42 747 2 458 ... 158 14 2 61 7 3 44 2 488 1,090 43 1,238 15 656 '" 439 33 29 12 13 7 49 15 820 1,719 44 750 467 ... 182 41 3 30 12 15 476 1,004 45 927 48 701 ... 162 45 5 11 2 1 25 3 1 18 1 580 1,188 46 1,606 23 981 5 453 14 1 48 9 10 32 6 66 4 1,102 2,273 47 J,043 3 748 ... 192 7 35 3 11 17 3 27 2 752 1,425 48 769 3 480 ... 230 5 7 1 14 3 29 2 540 1,099 49 527 2 315 ... 154 3 11 1 3 18 6 16 2 404 796 50 196 151 1 15 11 2 2 14 137 261 51 239 173 •.. 52 7 7 114 281 52 547 6 338 2 158 3 24 2 6 6 12 467 794 53 297 1 235 34 10 4 4 3 7 154 375 54 407 4 273 ..• 82 3 17 4 10 1 16 4 269 528 55 148 VILLAGEWIS:& PRIMARY RAMPURA PHUL TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village A-rea of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. & of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in acres P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13, 14 11/3/56 Ballo (48) 3,276 400 420 2,606 1,464 1,142 459 320 284 78 57 Chaoke (450) 7,445 784 798 5,222 2,819 2,403 630 592 789 228 58 Khokhar (3) 2,897 170 170 1,722 956 766 220 215 241 60 59 Dhade (3) 3,113 231 231 1,753 935 818 108 107 206 83 60 Ram Niwas (4) 1,654 172 176 1,222 675 547 64 50 148 48 61 Balianwali (6) 5,910 607 691 4,559 2,503 2,056 580 459 697 362 62 Daulatpura (7) 996 123 126 788 430 358 129 99 131 44 63 Gill (8) 1,107 112 119 714 395 319 73 54 123 55 64 Mansa Khurd (12) 1,734 110 111 777 437 340 92 74 162 49 65 Jhanduke (11) . 2,189 192 212 1,420 772 648 195 172 228 54 66 Nandgarh (9) 1,308 119 119 852 452 400 170 162 119 37 67 Harkishanpura (10) 1,236 59 59 388 207 181 38 38 42 24 68 Mandi Khurd (5) 1,183 100 100 673 362 311 85 91 113 34 69 Dikh (2) 4,329 269 283 1,977 1,055 922 245 186 232 48 70 Sooch (4) 1,525 144 151 969 531 438 103 107 168 51 71 Pirkot (451) 2,129 125 129 721 420 301 164 127 67 14 72 Bhaini Chuhar (452) ],534 179 180 1,181 639 542 191 148 132 44 149 CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRIC'£ WORKERS Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII vm IX X (I-IX) Non- =0. workers .5iZ N~ 00 (a) (b) ..JU. ------M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 l' 861 3 549 ... 236 2 28 1 3 20 25 603 1,139 1,702 10 1,107 ... 350 1 24 62 8 4 37 65 4 49 1 1,117 2,393 ~t 543 334 ... 175 13 2 12 7 413 766 58 517 22 423 2 59 20 12 2 3 1 17 418 796 59- 378 5 324 ... 30 3 3 11 4 6 2 297 542 60, 1,273 22 657 ... 305 3 9 70 4 3 '" 27 95 9 98 14 1,230 2,034 61 254 2 159 88 1 7 1 176 356 62. 237 177 50 3 1 ... 6 158 319 63· 234 1 148 1 65 6 4 5 1 5 203 339 64· 421 3 287 99 2 10 2 9 2 10 2 351 645 65 244 4 142 94 4 1 7 208 396 66· 134 4 103 22 4 "i 3 1 1 3 73 177 67 178 2 134 2 23 2 7 2 3 7 184 309 68. 646 8 362 ... 186 7 25 37 7 2 13 1 13 409 914 69 350 6 242 ... 52 6 8 24 6 6 7 5 181 432 70· 227 91 ... 118 5 1 ... 1 7 3 193 301 71 361 2 222 ... 83 6 30 1 1 12 7 278 540 7'L 150 URBAN BLOCKWISE 'RAMPURA PHUl: TAHSIL !Loca Name of Urban Area of Occu No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion agglomera tion! Town/ pied House (including Institutional Castes Tribes and -Code TownfWard(Urban Ward in Resi holds and Houseless Educated .No. enumerator's block sq. kms. dential Population) Persons Houses ,~------P M M F M F M F 2 3 4 .5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 aI/XI Rampurlf Phal (M.e.) 2.18 3,988 12,378 2,422 6,197 3,528 23,406 11,028 2,017 3,918 Ward No.1 N . .4. 706 725 4,316 2,303 2,013 725 593 721 409 Block 1 152 152 673 350 323 16 15 148 92 2 114 121 760 381 379 7 4 213 148 3 118 118 686 369 317 91 70 99 53 4 107 107 777 420 357 .. 121 71 5 102 106 744 415 329 243 196 68 32 6 113 121 676 368 108 368 308 72 13 Ward No.2 N . .4. 280 330 1,852 963 889 103 88 389 220 Block 7 97 133 704 374 330 93 76 109 71 8 114 114 670 341 329 10 12 17S 86 9 69 83 478 248 230 105 63 ,Ward No.3 N . .4. 212. 242 1,623 873 750 25 15 545 337 Block 10 114 142 851 472 379 '25 15 286 169 11 98 100 772 401 371 259 168 Ward No.4 N . .4. 377 425 2,427 1,284 1,143 291 231 629 401 Biock 12 106 112 673 362 311 19 12 209 132 13 81 99 635 314 321 3 4 181 140 14 94 111 559 291 268 26 20 163 109 15 96 103 560 317 243 243 195 76 20 ~Ward No.5 N . .4. 2iZ 25i 1,691 857 834 4 2 600 453 Block 16 76 82 522 272 250 170 120 17 73 100 601 306 295 232 166 18 63 69 568 279 289 3 198 167 'W'Ird No.6 N . .4. 206 258 1,529 792 737 570 410 Block 19 107 117 736 383 353 262 195 20 99 141 793 409 384 308 215 ~Ward No.7 N . .4. 289 313 1,731 948 783 74 66 541 308 Block 21 79 82 481 267 214 186 121 22 111 120 638 344 294 21 14 204 134 23 99 111 612 337 275 53 52 151 53 !Ward No.8 N ..4. 498 585 3,343 1,788 1,555 802 677 703 390 Block 24 118 119 636 360 276 105 97 130 66 25 96 100 637 348 289 300 250 62 10 26 96 125 613 343 270 227 193 57 13 27 107 131 761 393 368 168 134 214 140 28 81 110 696 344 352 2 3 240 161 'Ward No.9 N . .4. 170 213 1,315 671 644 3 2 453 361 Block 29 84 115 734 367 367 262 210 30 86 98 581 304 277 3 2 191 151 ;Ward No. 10 N ..4. 305 335 1,870 995 875 82 48 666 418 Block 31 91 110 599 334 265 33 21 244 145 32 89 91 617 314 303 5 206 147 33 125 134 654 347 307 44 27 216 126 .ward No. 11 N ..4. 273 311 1,709 904 805 313 295 380 211 Block 34 150 168 888 470 418 210 203 177 86 35 123 143 821 434 387 103 92 203 125 151 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRIC'n WORKERS To tal Workers I II III IV V VI VII VITI IX X (I-IX) Non workers (a) (b) M F MFMFMFMFMFMFMF MFMFM F M F' 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38· 6,139 1,074 43: 77 219 734 224 1,853 475 1,051 6,239 269 3 22 10 8 7 13 25 181 10,759' 1,209 15 650 1 251 27 40 2 42 9 62 9 119 12 1,094 1,998: 170 2 117 6 S 10 6 1 4 21 180 321 175 6 100 1 1 1 9 4 26 1 32 6 206 373; 218 1 110 33 1 1 12 1 18 5 37 1 151 316. 243 3 223 2 6 1 4 2 5 3 177 354 208 2 92 80 1 10 4 9 I 11 2 207 327 19S 1 8 131 17 18 1 S 2 1 13 173 307 534 34 232 2 84 21 3 28 2 13 5 53 19 97 9 429 855 215 25 93 2 60 21 10 ... 2 14 3 33 2 159 305- 174 8 64 12 3 18 2 4 2 27 2 42 6 167 321 145 1 75 12 9 1 12 14 22 1 103 229 422 18 31 24 11 64 5 167 37 83 18 451 73Z" 235 12 31 9 4 26 2 80 36 47 12 237 367 \87 6 15 7 38 3 87 \ 36 (; 214 365 624 19 41 33 13 44 100 2 56 149 3 54 1 134 13 660 1,124' 155 7 7 11 4 1 30 1 52 15 34 7 207 304 lS2 5 2 40 19 5 Sl 2 3 32 3 162 316 150 5 19 6 4 3 26 14 26 10 42 3 141 263: 167 2 15 14 5 25 36 20 26 26 150 241 390 24 4 3 I 66 12 216 13 75 24 467 810' 124 2 3 .. , 30 3 55 5 28 2 148 248- 132 14 1 1 1 26 6 60 8 29 14 174 281 134 8 2 10 3 101 18 8 145 281 370 16 1 4 45 255 14 5] 16 422 72I 165 9 2 21 103 10 29 9 218 344- 205 7 2 24 152 4 22 7 204 377 491 15 33 4 4 I .. 23 1 95 14 206 1 56 1 56 12 457 768' 134 4 10 5 .... 13 78 3 25 4 133 210- 169 6 5 28 5 98 14 19 5 175 288 188 5 23 4 4 13 54 9 30 39 12 3 149 27()' 892 64 33 9 11 47 3 154 5 102 6 216 8 145 22 175 20 896 1,49T 191 7 6 8 22 47 13 52 4 25 17 3 169 269 186 40 2 1 14 3 5 73 6 18' 3 61 21 12 7 162 249< 185 5 21 1 10 26 5 5 \6 38 68 158 265 183 4 8 1 36 10 59 12 57 4 210 364- 147 8 4 40 1 71 9 21 6 197 344- 322 13 7 1 2 34 2 200 29 1 47 12 349 631 176 8 2 14 127 3 29 8 191 359- 146 5 5 2 20 73 26 18 4 158 272 490 15 17 9 2 11 2 71 12 214 78 76 12 505 86(} 166 4 5 .6 22 8 67 44 14 4 168 261 140 3 3 1 3 24 2 86 6 15 3 174 300 184 8 9 9 1 2 2 25 2 61 28 47 5 163 299' 395 36 25 18 1 9 12 50 1 7 115 1 21 118 33 509 769- 236 30 3 3 8 12 40 6 46 1 13 105 28 234 388: 15~ 6 22 15 1 10 1 69 8 33 5 275 381 s PUNJAB 11'" ]' TAHSIL A. 01- " ... o N CLASSIFICATION OF VILLAGES ACCCRDING TO PCPULATICN SIZE CLASS STATE BOUNDARY .. DISTRICT BDUNDARY...... o 5.CqO & ABCVE TAHSIL BOUNDARy.... , ...... , ...... o 2,0'0'0' 4,999 TAHSIL HEADQUARTERS.... (5) (j) 1.000' 1,999 VILLAGE BOUNDARIES WITH we.ATION ./\ o 50'0 999 CODE NUMBERS (CENQJS): ... , .••. ~... __ ...... , ... Z:_::J (l) '20'0 '499 METACLED ROAO ...... , ...... ~ 0' LESS 'THAN .20'0 BROAD GAu_dE 'jlAII,WAYS WITH ~lT,4TIOH , ..... ~ RIVER "'''' .. , ~ UN INHABITED ...... VILLAGES CANAL •• ' ...... URBAN AR~A ...... TOWNS IMANSA nBUDHLADA mBARE TAMANOI K ... 20 0 I. 0 7 7 .,53 ALPHABETICAL LlST OF VILLAGES MANSA TAHSIL .serial Naine of Location Serial Name of Location ·No. village Code No. No. village Code No. 2 3 2 " 1 Achaoak 11/4/147 56 Chakan 11/4/82 2 Adamke t1 /4/215 57 Chakerian 11/4/58 3 Ahlupur H/4/221 58 Chak Maghania 11/4)202 4 Ahmadpur 11/4/81 59 Chhachhohar 11/4/177 5 Akanwali 11)4/l16 60 Chhapianwali 11/4/97 6 Akbarpur Khudal 11)4/129 61 Chotian 11/4/206 7 Aklia 11/4/1 62 Chuhrian 11/4/18'13 8 Alampur Bodla .11/4/45 63 Dalel Singhwala Il/4/33 9 Alampur Mandran 11)4/172 64 Dalelwala 11/4/175 10 Alike 11)4/207 65 Daliawali 1114/100 11 Alisher Kalan 1I/4flO 66 Danewala 11/4/176 12 Alisher Khurd 11/4/9 67 Dariapur 11/4/123 13 Andianwali 11/4/154 68 Dasaundia 11/4/181 14 Anupgarh 11/4/8 69 Datewas 11/4/124 15 Aspal 11/4/64 70 Deluana 11/4/92 16 Atla Kalan 1174/24 71 Dhalewan 11/4/38 17 Atla Khurd 11/4/23 72 Dhangna 11/4/218 18 Autanwali 11/4/99 73 Dharampura 11/4/151 19 Bachhoana 11/4/83 74 Dhingar 11/4/104 20 Bahadarpur 1l/~/139 75 Dialpura 11/4/125 21 Bajewala 11/4/111 76 Dialuwala 11/4/15 22 Bakhshishgarh Alias Bakshiwala 11/4/131 77 Dodra lJ/4/47 23 Banawala 11/4/105 78 Dulowala 11/4/94 24 Bappiana 11/4/56 79 Faridke 11/4/200 25 Barah 11/4/89 80 Fatehgarh Sanianwali 11/4/193 26 Baran 11/4/205 81 Fatehpur 11/4/197 27 Barn ala 11/4/75 82 Fatta Maluka 11/4/209 28 lJehniwal I1J4/102 83 Gagowala 11/4/70 29 Bhadra 11/4/46 84 Gamiwala 11/4/164 30 Bhaini Bagha 11/4;28 85 Gehla 11/4/69 31 Bhakhrial 11/4/153 86 Ghandu Kalan 11/4/167 32 Bhalaike 11/4/182 87 Ghandu Khurd 11/4/166 33 Bhalanwara 11/4/223 88 Ghrangna 11/4f7l 34 BhamaKalen 11/4/113 89 Ghuduwala 11/4/192 35 Bhama Khurd 11/4/114 90 Ghurkni 11/4/196 36 Bhawa 11/4/152 91 Gobindpura 11/4/143 37 Bhikhi 11/4/35 92 Gorakhnath 11/4/134 38 Bhopal 11/4/25 93 Guradi 11/4/43 39 Bhundar 11/4/228 94 Gurne Kalan 11/4/52 ';40 Birewala Dogran 11/4/156 95 GurneKhurd 11/4/53 41 Birewala Jatan 11/4/110 96 Gurthari 11/4/13 42 Bir Khurd 11/4/19 97 Hakamwala llj4/169 43 Biro Ke Kalan 11/4/49 98 Hamirgarh Alias Dhaipai 11/4/18 44 Bishanpura Alias lherianwali 11/4/109 99 Hassanpur 11/4/54 45 Boha 11/4/163 100 Herewala 11/4/76 46 Borawal 11/4/50 101 Heron Kalan 11/4/17 47 Budhlada (Rural) 11/4/87 102 Heron Khurd 11/4/42 48 Budhpura 11/4/48 103 Hingna 11/4/211 49 Burj Bhalai 11/4/183 104 Hirke ·11/4/204 50 Burj Dhilwan 11 /4/3 105 Hodla Kalan 11/4/40 11/4/187 51 Burj Hari 1l/4/27 106 Jagalgarh Bandran Burj Jhabra 11/4/4 101 lalwera • 11/4/141 52 11/4/20 53 Chahlanwala 11/4/103 108 Jassarwala Chainewala 11/4/203 109 Jatana Kalan 11/4/1.10 54 11/4/191 55 Chakalisher 11/4/155 110 Jatana Khurd 134 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLA,GES MANSA TAHSIL Serial Name of Location Serial Name of Locatiou-. No. village Code No. No. village CodeNo~ 2 3 2 3 111 laurkian 11/4/186 166 Mander 11/4/136 112 lawaharke 11/4/73 167 Mandhali 11/4/90 113 Jbanda Kalan 11/4/231 168 Mankhera 11/4/236 114 Ihanda Khurd 11/4/230 169 Mansa Kalan (Rural) 11/4/61 115 Ihanduke II/4/208 170 Mansa Khurd 11/4/60 116 Jhuner 11/4/194 171 Matti 11 {4/12 117 litgarh 11 /4/51 172 Maujian 11/4/96 118 Ioga 11/4/6 173 Maujo Kalan 11/4/14 119 Ioian 11/4/117 174 M .. ujo Khurd 11/4/11 120 Iuglan 11/4(137 175 Mian 11/4/185 121 Kahangarh 1l/4/132 176 Mirpur Kalan 11/4/214- 122 Kahnewala II/4/227 177 Mirpuf Khurd 11/4/213 123 Kalehri 11/4/80 178 Moda 11/4/201 124 Kanakwal Chahlan 11/4/44 179 MoCar 11/4/174 125 Karandi U/4/234 180 Mohar Singhwala 11/4/39- 126 Karipur 11/4/122 181 Mula Singhwala 11/4/36-- 127 KaripurDumb 11/4/216 182 Mussa 1114/66 128 Kasampur Chhina 11/41119 183 Nahran 11/4/235 129 Kauriwala 11/4/220 184 Nandgarh 11/4/198 130 Khara Il/4/78 185 Na nga! Kalan 11/4/74 131 Khatriwala 11/4/126 186 Nanga! Khurd 11/4/72 132 Khera Kalan 11/4/232 187 Narinderpura 1114179' 133 Khera Khurd 11/4/233 188 Perun 11/4/106 134 Khiala Kalan 11/4/31 189 Phaphre Bhaike 11/4155- 135 Khiala Khurd 11 /4/32 190 Phulu Dod""ala 11/41144 136 Khiali Chahlawali 11/4/179 191 Phuluwala DolllClD 1114/8&- 137 Khilan 1114/57 192 Phus Mandi 1114/224 138 Khiwa Kalan 11/4/21 193 Piplian 11/4/77 139 Khiwa Khurd 11/4/16 194 Raipur 11141108 140 Khokhar Kalan 11/4/62 195 Rajrana 11/41238- 141 Khokbar Khurd 11/4/67 196 Raila 11/4/5 142 Khudal Kalan 11/4/138 197 Ralli Il/4j84 143 Kishangarh Alias Seda Singhwala 11/4/128 198 Raman Nandi 11/4/ 12- 144 Kishangarh Pharwahi 11/4/37 199 Ram Dittewala 11/4/6& 145 Kot Dharmu 11/4/93 200 Ramgarh 1l/4/85 146 Kot Lallu 11/4/59 201 Ramgarh Shah Purian 11/4/158- 147 Kotra 11/4/34 202 Ram Nagar Bhathlan 11/4/121 148 Kotra 11/4/190 203 Rampur Mander 11/4/146· 149 Kourewala 11/4/178 204 Ranghrial 11/4/127 150 Kulana 11/4/145 205 Ranjitgarh Bandran 1114/222 151 Kulrian 206 Rar 1114/2- It/4/135 1 152 KusJa 11/4/189 207 Reond Kalan 11/41 59 153 Lakhiwala 11/4/165 208 ReondKhurd 111/4/157 154 LakhmirwaJa U/4/Il5 209 Rorki 11/4/229 155 Lalianwali 11/4/180 210 Sadda Singhwala 11/4/63- 156 Lobgarh 11/4/219 2Il Sadewala 11/4/149- 157 Maghanian 11/4/160 212 Sadhuwala 11/4/225- 158 Makh 11/4/98 213 Saharna ~1/4f91 159 Makha Chahlm 1114/7 214 Samaon 1l/4/22. 160 Makhewala 11{4/195 215 Samundgarh Alias Khiwa Mihan Singhwala 11/4/41 161 MaJakpur 11/5/30 162 Malakpur Bhimbra 11/4/170 216 Sandli 11/4/199' 163 Malkon 11/41173 217 Sangha 11/4/237 164 218 Sanghreri 1l/4/150 Mal Singhwala 11/4/120 Sardulewllla 165 Man Bibarian 11/4/65 219 11/4/211 220 Sardulgarh 11/4/226- 155 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MANSA TAHSIL Name of Location Serial Name of Location Serial Code No. No. village Code No. No. village 2 3 2 3 11/41161 231 Tandia 11/4/107 221 Saswali 11}4/29- 222 Satike 11/4/148 232 Thuthlanwali 223 Sheikhupur Khudal 11/4/130 233 Tibbi Hari Singh 11/4/212 224 Sher Khanwala 11/4/162 234 Todarpur 11/4/133- 225 Sirsiwala 11/4/142 235 Uddat Bhagat Ram 11/4/95· 226 Tahlian 11/4/l18 236 Uddat Saidewala 11/4/171' 227 Talabwala 11/4/168 237 Ullak 11/4/18~ 228 Talwandi J 1/4/86 229 Talwandi Aklia 11/4/101 230 Tamkot 11/4/26 Mansa, Tahsil 157 158 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY MANSA TAHSIL -LoCl}.- ~l'!1e of r:Nil£V.i1l~ge Arcaof Oeeu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tiM' Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and ·Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. &of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in acres P M F M F M F M P 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 11/4 Mansa Tahsil (Rural) 2071.9 53,312 184,~43 49,441 40,504 50,942 340,283 156,040 42,456 13,361 11/4/1 Aklia (6) 6,495 638 657 4,457 2,443 2,014 580 478 314 112 '} Rar (4) 1,974 228 228 1,446 807 639 201 145 213 60 3 Burj Dhilwan (63) 2,359 338 345 2,194 1,215 979 265 20S 197 41 4 Burj Jhabra (5) 965 92 92 607 336 271 111 100 68 38 5 Ralla (7) 7.093 672 676 4,340 2,410 1,930 475 372 345 116 6 Joga (8) 8,856 804 871 5,661 3,026 2,635 650 580 719 380 7 Makha Chahlan (9) 1,326 94 94 685 384 301 90 61 109 23 8 Anupgarh (10) 1,340 94 99 588 334 254 44 31 48 14 9 Alisher Khurd (11) 1,238 149 150 934 501 433 184 164 99 27 10 Alisher Kalan (12) 1,237 105 107 700 391, 309 53 53 51 8 11 Maujo Khurd (14) 1,250 175 175 930 493 437 95 93 106 50 12 Ma.tti (15) 3,349 415 419 2,619 1,458 1,161 384 295 354 111 13 Gurthari (22) 1,936 170 170 1,313 700 613 157 140 173 66 14 Maujo Kalan (13) 220 31 31 221 123 98 32 18 30 14 15 Dialuwala (23) 928 148 152 1,019 592 427 104 73 70 25 16 Khiwa Khurd (24) 2,357 223 249 1,490 831 659 249 187 143 76 17 Heron Kalan (25) 3,695 476 607 3,078 1,714 1,364 382 312 295 99 18 Hamirgarh Alias Dhaipai (26) 2,927 273 279 1,679 923 756 276 228 181 75 19 Bir Khurd (27) 1,904 187 193 1,141 626 515 218 188 114 59 20 Jassarwala (28) 420 60 60 384 208 176 33 34 43 16 I 21 Khiwa Kalan (21) 2,923 329 341 2,233 1,234 999 223 199 283 87 22 Samaon (19) 3,060 350 350 2,388 1,364 1,024 346 285 287 58 23 Atla Khurd (18) 1,447 181 183 1,149 622 527 201 163 121 45 24 Atla Kalan (17) 2,430 243 252 1,655 888 767 207 156 107 30 25 Bhopal (16) 3,141 431 434 2,247 1,226 1,021 393 301 137 41 26 Tamkot (58) 2,236 226 239 1,692 919 773 188 167 172 109 27 Burj Hari (61) 3,302 309 336 2,377 1,290 1,087 284 237 262 64 28 Bhaini Bagha (59) 5,634 482 504 3,249 1,790 1,459 330 249 371 115 29 Thuthianwa1i (57) 2,272 268 272 1,720 938 782 220 194 194 24 30 Malakpur (56) 2,755 194 208 1,371 737 634 94 91 242 99 31 Khiala Kalan (52) 4,464 599 637 4,217 2,284 1,933 540 460 396 142 32 Khiala Khurd (53) 1,050 Un- 33 Dalel Singhwala (50) 2,317 232 255 1,666 874 792 274 274 136 56 3!J Kotra (51) 1,841 232 239 1,645 881 764 123 133 151 47 35 Bhikhi FO) 6,903 1,192 1,201 7,508 3,969 3,539 1,111 987 1,308 677 .36 Mula Singhwala (49) 1,286 78 84 504 266 238 113 108 73 25 37 Kishangarh Pharwahi (48) 2,940 365 376 2,418 1.312 1,106 480 379 302 80 38 Dhalewan (30) 3,524 351 355 2478 1,284 1,144 312 273 248 61 .39 Mohar Singhwala (29) 1,488 192 212 1,281 666 615 215 208 143 78 40 Hodla Kalan (31) 2,249 238 286 1,618 848 770 348 296 258 153 41 Samundgarh Alias Khiwa 606 50 50 372 209 163 17 13 29 13 Mihan Singhwala (32) 42 Heron Khurd (33) 1,603 244 260 1.710 936 774 277 231 117 46 43 Guradi (37) 2,553 296 304 1,955 1,053 902 239 177 112 40 44 Kanakwal Chahlan (34) 1,426 145 156 1,207 639 568 145 133 163 57 -45 ATampur Bodla (35) 1,233 98 .99 634 342 292 63 63 89 36 46 Bhadra (36) 1,780 182 201 1,323 720 603 102 97 86 11 47 Dodra (219) 3,028 323 333- 2,075 1,134 941 300 247 193 42 -48 Budhpura (39) 547 Un- -49 Biroke Kalan (38) 3,907 332 353 2,144 1.169 975 272 244 224 90 50 Borawal (40) 2,853 369 378 2,434 1,309 1,125 310 295 332 118 .51 Jitgarh (41) 1,405 137 152 937 509 428 119 101 124 42 52 Gurne Kalan (42) 2,243 333 342 2,285 1,260 1,025 384 315 244 67 53 Gurne Khurd (43) 1,177 127 130 840 471 369 146 127 137 30 54 Hassanpur (44) 974 128 128 765 413 352 171 168 106 13 55 Phaphre Bhaike (46) 4,055 415 425 2,687 1,470 1,217 371 297 363 202 159 -CENSUS 1\BSTRACT BHATlNDA DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non- c:: 0 workers .9ZE.g (a) (b) ~8 M F M FM FM FM FMFM FM FM FM FM F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 107,444 67,633 25,126 1,936 32 3,619 802 997 3,323 437 3,539 76,799 609 87 181 4 84 33 4 4 212 155,431 1,513 5 1,034 ... 347 5 58 I 2 34 3 34 930 2,009 f 495 25 336 ... 133 22 2 3 2 2 16 3 312 614 2 787 518 ... 169 12 62 1 9 1 15 428 979 3 195 121 ... 66 4 4 141 271 4 1,325 9 808 5 302 3 69 43 2 30 5 65 1 1,085 1,921 5 1,796 29 1,174 4 352 6 22 52 21 2 17 74 4 80 16 1,230 2,606 6 206 3 125 52 3 3 10 5 3 2 6 178 298 7 187 3 149 22 2 7 7 2 147 251 8 272 2 161 89 1 8 3 2 1 .,. 2 6 229 431 9 252 1 191 36 5 6 4 4 6 139 308 10 280 2200 ... 64 1 3 ... 3 1 8 2 213 435 11 861 3 541 ... 192 14 35 2 15 1 37 5 21 597 1,158 12 387 1 239 54 24 33 1 2 13 2 20 313 612 13 78 55 ... 20 .. 1 2 45 98 14 326 253 ... 48 19 3 266 427 15 511 313 ... 157 1 17 12 11 320 659 16 1,030 3 667 ... 242 15 31 17 8 25 25 1 684 1,361 17 537 3 319 ... 115 40 15 22 4 7 14 3 386 753 18 340 239 ... 40 ... 41 3 9 8 286 515 19 130 2 109 2 19 1 1 78 174 20 715 8 470 1 187 14 1 1 19 2 21 6 519 991 21 743 4 484 ... 171 6 22 2 10 11 12 6 21 2 621 1,020 22 367 1 230 ... 103 15 1 7 6 6 255 526 23 521 1 323 ... 145 17 25 1 10 1 367 766 24 653 5 383 ... 216 4 23 7 11 1 12 1 573 1,016 25 560 1490 ... 471 4 2 2 2 2 10 359 772 26 775 12 518 ... 185 12 ... 16 2 10 21 7 16 515 1,075 27 1,092 5 720 ... 218 1 1 27 30 37 22 1 36 3 698 1,454 28 585 357 ... 170 2 1 10 9 12 1 23 353 782 29 461 3 354... 68 13 5 5 4 12 3 276 631 30 1,281 3 827 ... 293 42 3 18 43 10 44 3 1,003 1,930 31 inhabited 32 519 5 289 1 149 40 14 4 5 9 4 9 355 787 33 510 1 363 ... 94 4 20 4 .... 2 12 1 10 1 371 763 ~4 2,172 41 857 2387 3 58 ... 220 144 66 ... 297 12 ... 23 I 35 1,797 3,498 ~5 152 117 .. , 27 1 1 2 4 114 238 36 764 5 419 ... 182 77 22 3 8 32 I 23 1 548 1,101 37 720 7 426 ... 144 49 44' 6 12 27 2 15 1 564 1,137 38 403 2 203 ... 161 17' 1 11 10 1 263 613 39 504 1 319 ... 11 I 31 3 13 7 18 1 344 769 40 128 109 ... 12 3 3 81 163 41 578 1 370 ... 170 3 20 4 11 358 773 42 672 2 470 ... 149 27 2 6 17 381 900 43 400 250 ... 103 26 9 2 10 239 568 44 206 119 62 8 1 6 10 136 292 45 469 380 ... 58 8 9 4 10 251 603 46 693 501 ... 55 43 36 15 11 5 26 441 940 47 inhabited 48 660 7 412 1 155 5 26 5 3 8 20 4 27 509 968 49 800 558 ... 165 4 34 11 28 509 1,125 50 269 169 ... 53 19 9 2 9 3 5 240 428 51 706 428 ... 159 23 31 31 3 7 6 18 554 1,025 52 295 184 1 32 50 10 4 15 176 368 53 277 142 ... 116 1 8 1 4 5 136 352 54 871 5 535 1 219 36 17 6 1 9 3 45 3 599 1,212 55 160 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY MANSA TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. &of dential Population) Persons yiIlage Houses 10 acres P M F M F M F M If 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 11/4/56 Bappiana (47) 2.046 256 256 1,650 867 783 211 207 212 lOS: 57 Khilan (45) 1,089 154 155 1,007 566 441 125 84 155 32 58 Chakerian (117) 1,907 190 190 1,228 652 576 248 204 124 64 59 Kot Lallu (54) 1,729 256 256 1,516 819 697 240 211 178 32 60 Mansa K.hurd (55) 2,418 59 81 525 277 248 55 53 122 77 61 Mansa Kalan (Rural) (76) 6,226 30 43 246 134 II2 26 22 26 9 62 Khokhar Kalan (75) 2,812 289 292 1,987 1,076 911 410 370 234 73 63 Sadda Singhwala (72) 2,020 208 210 1,205 657 548 150 151 291 112 64 Aspal (73) 808 82 82 528 283 245 64 73 52 .2 65 Man Bibarian (85) 1,504 146 146 966 538 428 104 71 148 2Z 66 MU5sa (84) 3,043 340 342 2,142 1,185 957 294 257 300 , 6() 67 Khokhar Khurd (74) 1,727 174 175 1,135 619 516 176 177 173 25 68 Ram Dittewala (77) 1,544 159 159 1,0;7 549 508 175 170 146 39 69 Gehla (78) 1,292 150 157 1,014 550 464 99 102 149 22 70 Gagowala (79) 1,340 73 73 469 244 225 93 94 74 28 71 Ghrangna (80) 1,642 217 217 1,482 785 697 282 244 230 34 72 Nangal Khurd (113) 2,701 181 193 1,210 633 577 236 224 142 77 73 Jawahar Ke (114) 2,807 311 335 2,205 1,221 985 376 324 321 115 74 Nangal K.alan (115) 5,914 625 654 4,148 2,303 1,845 721 531 544 151 75 Barnala (116) 2,304 319 322 2,140 1,165 975 374 298 177 46 76 Herewala (120) 1,344 149 149 1,133 617 516 128 Jl4 106 21 77 Piplian (127) 8~i 97 97 661 345 316 55 45 78 S 78 Khara (119) 1,9 9 156 164 1,122 611 511 120 114 135 39 79 Narinderpura (I ]8) ],645 133 133 758 418 340 253 205 76 31 80 Kalehri (233) 1,212 ,179 179 1,100 602 498 137 113 160 43 81 Ahmadpur (232) 4,051 429 441 1,525 1,312 385 362 433 123 82 Chakan (221) 1,933 156 159 2'~~i 508 414 218 176 119 64 83 Bachhoana (220) 4,435 468 483 2,975 1,646 1,329 383 272 373 103 84 Ralli (222) 2,101 278 287 1,796 970 826 218 # 219 211 63 8~ Ramgarh (226) 817 92 92 541 309 232 68 60 77 14 86 Talwandi (228) 906 Un- 87 Budhlada (Rural) (229) 5,029 979 1.050 6,562 3,496 3,066 ],258 ].063 1.225 65() 88 Phuluwala Dogran (231) 2,028 109 116 749 400 349 236 191 108 3S 89 Barah (126) 5,386 485 498 1,800 1,534 428 337 280 48 90 Mandhali (125) ],428 160 164 j:~~; 570 527 106 120 ]63 29 91 Saharna (121) 849 138 138 1,000 510 490 189 190 lt3 3~ 92 Deluana (122) 1,934 137 138 873 483 390 155 123 134 21 93' Kot Dharmu (111) 2,838 354 356 2,266 1,280 986 321 263 213 4S 94 Dulowala (1I2) 1,229 205 215 1,409 782 627 142 122 170 31 95 Uddat Bhagat Ram (110) 1,189 227 231 1,483 795 688 165 155 157 25 96 Maujian (109) 1,090 137 138 918 488 430 145 137 95 25 97 Chhapianwali (108) 1,323 140 140 770 428 342 93 86 108 50 98 Makha (81) 2,928 294 294 1,862 980 882 226 192 192 38 99 Autanwali (83) 1,882 146 156 976 519 457 54 54 109 31 100 Daliawali (90) 1,859 151 151 1,034 571 463 151 132 90 33 101 Talwandi Aklia (82) 1,757 113 136 873 485 388 122 100 98 32 102 Behniwal (92) 3,094 341 347 2,234 1,163 1,071 413 393 304 116 103 Chahlanwala (89) 1,856 256 265 1,553 790 763 141 133 239 72 104 Dhingar (134) 2,511 286 293 2,031 1.084 947 335 309 205 36 lOS Banawala (91) 2,879 166 166 1.009 549 46Q 156 158 107 11 106 Perun (93) 2,509 182 182 ],138 601 537 145 123 106 20 107 Tandia (95) 1,529 124 130 842 454 388 143 115 81 1 108 Raipur (94) 5,913 503 53R 3,315 1,810 ],505 480 407 403 111 109 Bishanpura Alias ),825 194 199 1,342 721 621 321 285 81 7 lherianwali (103) 110 Bircwala latan (104) 1,337 133 138 919 498 421 100 79" 88 23 161 CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATlNDA DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non- <::0 workers .5!Z ~.g ------(a) (b) 38 M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F ----M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 533 1 331 ... 166 5 14 16 334 782 56 301 8 223 7 48 12 3 1 14 265 433 57 376 1 206 '" 128 6 17 1 2 10 2 5 276 575 58 488 1 293 ... 137 5 20 2 12 18 331 696 59 159 1 103 ... 46 10 118 247 60 85 4 60 2 4 10 4 1 3 5 49 108 61 636 2 366 ..• 195 20 3 10 22 20 440 909 62 392 1 267 78 2 14 2 12 17 265 547 63 182 171 4 2 2 3 101 245 64 345 266 ... 55 6 2 12 4 193 428 65 702 2 517 ... 135 17 11 3 19 483 955 66 370 252 91 3 5 6 8 5 249 516 67 315 4 194 4 110 2 3 6 234 504 68 287 209 44 6 3 2 5 .. 17 263 464 69 117 68 .. 35 7 3 4 127 225 70 432 5 257 2 82 19 21 2 8 3 4 36 3 353 692 71 375 2 207 •.. 150 4 4 10 2 258 575 72 711 7 459 2 181 2 10 :3 3 11 4 38 4 510 978 73 1,399 2 872 .•. 400 "j 7 5 33 1 8 29 7 37 904 1,843 74 717 437 .•• 215 3 22 7 6 11 16 448 975 75 368 269 ... 60 19 10 10 249 516 76 204 125 ... 33 7 13 18 2 2 4 141 316 77 394 3 290 72 7 2 2 10 5 1 7 217 508 78 230 63 ..• 149 5 1 9 3 188 340 79 354 5 241 1 55 7 18 4 2 6 14 11 248 493 80 902 1 549 ... 135 38 42 3 27 37 10 61 1 623 1,311 81 329 2 149 93 56 6 1 2 5 17 2 179 412 82 1,049 2 675 1 267 29 23 4 16 35 597 1,327 83 484 2 337 90 8 23 7 2 17 2 486 824 84 196 3 140 2 41 2 3 3 7 113 229 85 ;inhabited 86 1,838 10 406 · ... 374 92 8 .•. 191 34 ... 243 •.• 329 35 ... 126 10 1,658 3,056 87 203 88 84 4 6 9 5 1 6 197 349 88 1,122 7 761 I 217 25 30 4 33 28 28 678 1,527 89 334 4 228 81 4 8 11 6 236 523 90 292 182 66 5 17 5 6 I 10 218 490 91 301 170 '" 70 14 10 14 1 10 6 6 182 390 92 746 1 474 ... 184 45 2 11 1 29 1 534 985 93 482 12 314 3 109 2 23 7 7 3 4 3 17 2 300 615 94 476 346 96 1 8 2 1 13 1 8 319 688 95 316 I 210 .. 81 5 6 5 4 4 172 429 96 .238 1 141 54 13 7 10 1 6 190 341 97 538 1 352 ... 123 28 1 17 2 15 442 881 98 321 2 257 48 6 3 :3 4 2 198 455 99 .319 2 244 ... 44 5 7 1 12 1 5 252 461 100 301 215 60 12 3 11 184 388 101 ,(,79 10 366 ... 236 4 31 3 4 5 11 23 4 484 1,06[ 102 470 319 78 4 30 4 12 23 320 763 103 608 410 .•• 164 1 4 13 15 476 947 104 339 227 72 1 19 7 5 8 210 460 ]05 372 2 242 ... 89 11 10 12 8 229 535 106 246 163 69 5 4 5 208 388 107 j,[45 4 718 3 248 57 20 30 36 2 34 665 1,501 108 403 205 •.• 124 28 19 1 13 1 12 318 62[ 109 303 221 ... 53 3 11 8 7 [95 421 110 162 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY MANSA TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated- No. &of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in acres P M F M F M F M P 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 11/4/111 Bajewala (107) 4,548 387 387 2,622 1,406 1,216 303 268 280 9Z 112 Raman Nandi (153) 1,212 127 132 928 496 432 118 96 120 28 113 Bhama Kalan (154) 2,685 273 288 1,966 1,067 899 287 252 213 31 114 Bhama Khurd (155) 1,268 131 156 941 521 420 112 111 100 9" 115 Lakbmirwala (123) 1,559 187 190 1,247 649 598 135 146 126 45 116 Akanwali (124) 2,815 409 411 2,117 1,159 958 457 382 238 65 117 Joian (129) 1,870 74 74 490 248 242 68 77 82 29 118 Tahlian (128) 1,568 164 166 1,098 599 499 148 122 143 50" 119 Kasampur Chhina (130) 987 105 107 777 421 356 215 185 75 4 120 Mal Singhwala (138) 1,676' 180 183 1,095 594 501 242 188 ]37 52- 121 Rani Nagar Bhathlan (139) 1,283 128 139 1,043 544 499 127 142 84 16 122 Karipur (230) 1,103 190 190 1,228 663 565 240 208 141 26- 123 Dariapur (225) 976 121 126 825 451 374 136 lOS 113 38 124 Datewas (223) 2,510 287 287 1,718 937 781 285 248 341 133 125 Dialpura (167) 1,471 224 231 1,520 850 670 237 190 178 46 126 Khatriwala (!69) 1,169 151 151 978 506 472 264 245 88 40" 127 Ranghrial (166) 2,389 252 252 1,666 925 741 288 261 180 40" 128 Kishangarh Alias ~eda 5,611 504 512 3,320 1,838 1.482 367 321 174 62 SinghwaJa (170) 129 Akbarpur KhudaI (171) 1,428 205 209 1,309 692 617 187 170 79 29 DO Sheikhupur Khudal (172) 1,189 287 287 1,270 703 567 205 174 98 g- 131 Bakhshishgarh Alias 1,455 162 162 1,089 607 482 148 124 173 64 Bakhshiwala (173) 132 Kahangarh (176) 3,626 433 437 2,684 1,506 1,178 369 313 166 54 133 Todarpur (160) 847 47 48 303 151 152 68 65 38 25 134 Gorakhnath (180) 1,616 68 68 448 241 207 68 41 32 18 135 Kulrian (179) 6,328 666 688 4,726 2,593 2,133 510 433 426 83- 136 Mander (178) 1,222 152 229 1,337 752 585 198 169 105 35 137 Juglan (177) 746 84 86 497 273 224 62 40 45 14 138 KhudaJ Kalan (174) 1,385 201 207 1,282 674 608 208 190 109 22 139 Bahadarpur (168) 3,971 450 516 2,980 1,625 1,355 385 349 228 35 141 JaJwera (162) 1,090 112' 123 855 452 403 101 87 77 17 142 Sirsiwala (]65) 1,408 134 140 846 469 377 133 104 139 27 143 Gobindpura (164) 1,589 159· 206 1,014 554 46<1 150 133 125 59 144, Phulu Dodwala (224) 1,147 90 90 671 363 308 125 97 75 18 145 Kulana (227) 2,571 223 228 1,492 806 686 287 247 158 49 146 Rampur Mander (140) 1,818 250 267 1,724 954 770 3'23 268 110 32 147 Achanak (142) 1,411 124 150 952 530 422 168 118 107 43 148 Sati Ke (141) 1,212 103< 103 656 340 316 122 117 57 2(} 149 Sadewala (144) 1,62~ 235· 235 1,363 711 652 87 81 218 81 150 Sanghreri (163) 840 89 89 602 339 263 127 101 63 12 '151 Dharampura (161) 4,549 372 402 2,840 1,557 1,283 394 335 193 40 152 Bhawa (155) 1,962 163 164 1,003 553 450 174 166 81 17 153 Bhakhrial (159) 628, 80' 87 643 345 298 128 117 47 15 154 Andianwali (157) 1,072 123 124 790 449 341 100 73 7.8 22 155 Chak Alisher (156) 987 100 103 871 476 395 72 63 66 22 156 Birewala Dogran (154) 1,830 152 155 873 467 406. 101 '89 153 73 157 Reond Khurd (153) 1,168· 86 90 648 334 314 120 116 97 46 158 Ramgarh Shahpur ian (158) 874 131 132 881 470 411 138 143 85 ]9 159 Reond Kalan (152). 2,964 317 321 2,129 1,141 988 499 413 246 75 160 Maghanian (145) 1,724 198 198 1,278 675 603 161 149 125 31 ]61 Saswali (143) 813 68 69 497 254 243 38 37 45 22 162 Sher Khanwala (146) 1,988 190 191 1,197 620 577 316 281 161 88 163 Boha (137) 9,452 771 853 5,534 2,968 2,566 970 806 854 469 164 Gamiwala (147) 1,815 172 172 1,066 589 477 219 165 III 67 )65 LakhiwaJa (148) 914 56 60 395 204 191 39 37 :58 19 163 CENSUS ABSTRACT BHAT1NDA DISTRICT WORKERS Tofal 'Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non- = 0- workers .9Za-& (a) (b) .3 a: M M PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM P M P 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31" 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 I" 799 5 559 2 199 10 ... 16 14 2 607 1,211 111 295 1 215 ... 57 15 1 4 3 1 201 431 liZ 628 457 •.. 134 12 12 2 II 439 899 113: 290 222 ... 55 3 1 1 1 7 231 420 114 373 271 ... 70 4 2 9 2 2 5 8 276 598 115, 653 376 ... 220 22 3 9 2 20 506 958 116- 156 ... 87 ... 54 2 3 10 92 242 117 345 2 221 ..• 103 3 4 2 11 2 254 497 118 222 146 '" 62 6 3 4 199 356 119- 320 175 ... 115 11 9 8 274 501 120- 308 218 59 2 4 13 4 1 6 236 498 121 420 227 ... 63 72 12 1 9 2 34 243 564 122" 293 1J7 ... P.6 7 7 3 7 6 158 374 123 530 9 283 ... 82 38 10 41 7 13 17 8 38 407 772 124.- 517 3 365 1 116 14 4 7 1 10 333 667 125· 266 155 ... 75 10 15 2 1 3 5 240 472 126: 564 446 .,. 95 .. ~ 3 1 7 3 9 361 740 127 1,140 779 ... 248 8 40 4 4 34 22 698 1,482 128: 427 11 258 ••. 135 10 II •... 5 5 2 II 265 606 129"- 408 276 83 1 3 11 17 2 2 2 11 295 567 130' 315 3 210 1 69 6 6 8 5 11 2 292 479 131 945 1 593 1 217 53 13 2 5 29 10 23 561 1,177 132- 100 4 29 ••• 40 21 "', 2 2 3 3 4 51 148 133, 127 94 ••• 26 1 3 1 2 114 207 134 1,563 4 1,021 1 271 77 60 2 3 9 66 3 53 1,030 2,129 135: 482 312 ... 81 33 8 30 6 11 270 585 136· 170 126 ... 31 1 7 3 2 ... 103 224 137 377 209 ... 106 10 24 7 5 3 12 1 297 607 138 919 635 ... 212 8 18 2 5 2 36 706 1,355 139' 277 197 •.. 44 9 4 7 5 7 4 175 402 141" 307 177 •.. 110 1 2 3 9 5 162 377 142' 352 223 ... 64 38 8 5 6 1 7 202 459 143' 211 126 •.. 50 23 4 2 6 152 308 144 463 2 260 ••• 149 9 15 2 9 2 16 1 343 684 145" 555 354 •.. 98 43 25 16 8 11 399 769 146- 252 126 ... 110 3 7 6 278 422 147 184 121 47 6 2 4 3 156 316 148 459 8 292 2 53 5 59 II 9 21 2 11 252 644 149"- 188 95 .. , 68 4 8 "r 5 3 5 ]51 263 ]50, 956 654 1 206 31 2 1 46 1 15 601 1,282 151 344 204 96 3 12 10 11 8 209 450 ]52' 207 135 50 9 8 .. 5 138 298 15~ 314 217 69 2 9 I 9 ... 6 135 340 154 275 206 59 :. .. 7 3 201 395 155 265 192 61 3 3 6 202 406 156- 163 127 30 1 2 3 171 313 157 265 144 86 16 6 2 10 205 411 ]58 559 377 ... 127 1 21 4 16 13 582 988 159' 400 279 97 3 10 6 5 275 603 160, 139 120 .. , 10 1 5 3 115 243 161 358 7 142 1 117 3 51 13 2 8 16 9 2 262 570 162 1,674 7 573 ... 693 29 50 35 9 ... 193 9 83 6 1,294 2,559 163 314 149 ••• 121 2 7 21 2 8 4 275 477 164 124 71 •.. 38 12 1 2 80 191 1650 164 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY MANSA TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and <:Ode sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated ,No. &of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in acres ---- P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 '11/4/166 Ghandu Khurd (151) 1,074 131 132 878 478 400 144 110 93 19 167 Ghandu Kalan (150) 1,132 105 117 585 298 287 80 73 98 16 168 Ta!abwala (149) 1,099 120 120 762 169 417 345 IsJ 120 66 21 Hakamwala (136) 2,116 198 198 1,393 759 634 262 223 184 32 170 Malakpur Bhimbra 113S) 1,183 108 109 614 322 292 172 158 103 41 171 Uddat Saidewala (132) 1,377 145 180 1,144 613 531 270 214 237 ]32 172 Alampur Mandran (131) 3,019 278 280 1,842 992 850 379 308 250 84 173 Malkon (159) l,4g5 150 152 1,141 610 531 190 148 135 44 174 Mofar (160) ],163 182 182 1,059 585 474 207 174 105 25 175 Dalelwala (158) 2,516 241 245 1,657 90J 756 236 203 169 41 176 Danewala (162) 1,685 180 182 1,205 657 34 -177 Chhachhohar (157) 548 196 170 138 522 48 48 332 169 163 21 13 24 2 178 Kourewala (156) 1,626 154 154 1,052 579 473 137 121 125 22 179 Khialichablawali (163) 2,188 187 193 1,256 180 698 55!! 103 62 143 31 Lalianwali (152) 1,702 176 176 1,055 586 469 175 141 83 ]2 181 Dasaundia (106) 1,545 107 128 805 428 377 106 98 ]01 21 182 Bhalai Ke (105) 1,768 151 157 1,032 580 183 Burj Bhalai (102) 452 75 69 136 24 1,562 141 141 923 497 426 141 III 132 16 184 Ullak (98) 1,413 131 134 863 454 Mian (97) 409 100 83 112 22 185 1,290 100 100 690 385 305 98 80 36 1 186 J aurkian (96) 2,252 241 255 ':187 1,445 795 650 178 153 228 81 Jagatgarh Bandran (9~) 1,008 73 73 455 237 218 76 60 60 12 188 Chuhrian (101) 1,499 88 88 613 189 326 287 113 87 97 43 Kusla (100) 3,367 308 308 1,904 1,014 890 316 311 244 26 190 Kotra (148) 880 79 79 519 269 250 39 35 71 6 191 Jatana Khurd (149) 1,314 135 135 770 442 14;- 192 Ghuduwala (150) 328 112 86 9 1,474 105 105 722 391 331 54 52 72 6 J93 Fatehgarh San ian 1,529 118 119 718 408 14 wali (151) 310 150 121 145 194 Ihuner (164) 5,047 511 582 3,370 1,844 1,526 416 195 Makhewala (165) 479 484 188 1,482 178 183 984 532 452 228 ]96 110 37 196 Ghurkni (172) 1,207 161 161 1,166 583 583 210 185 101 24 197 Fatehur (174) 1,650 250 250 1,530 198 851 679 308 245 189 46 Nandgarh (161) 1,504 172 174 1,092 579 513 147 127 124 19 199 Sandli (133) 610 56 67 417 223 :200 Farid Ke (134) 194 53 45 82 30 1,149 79 80 506 291 215 103 62 49 23 .20t Moda (175) 500 22 23 164 89 75 202 Chak Maghania (173) 379 5 :.203 Chainewala (171) Un- 1,072 139 141 920 498 422 148 135 67 6 204 Hir Ke (176) 2,317 180 180 1,274 689 .,205 Baran (177) 58~ 254 203 102 28 973 61 62 432 239 193 61 41 13 206 Chotian (169) 761 65 71 579 325' 207 Ali Ke (167) 254 108 81 44 J1 1,628 117 124 891 459 432 176 161 94 :208 Ihandu Ke (170) 4,099 467 515 2,898 26 209 1,568 1,330 369 342 306 69 Fatta Malu ka (166) 5,713 564 595 3,553 1,914 1,639 460 400 210 Jatana Kalan (147) 6,055 368 110 353 362 2,216 1,253 963 292 241 235 50 '211 Sardulewala (184) 1,882 158 185 1,186 634 552 13[1 ,.tt2 Tibbi Hari Singh (183) 116 128 35 1,128 69 77 525 286 239 93 91 59 213 Mirpur Khurd (182) 2,186 176 198 1,337 22 214 685 652 220 215 134 54 Mirpur Kalan (181) 2,964 306 315 1,979 1,110 869 330 276 215 Adam Ke (168) 1,668 142 25 155 160 1,017 556 461 102 95 129 16 216 Karipur Dumb (178) 629 24 2R 184 102 82 26 36 '217 Hingna (179) 872 13· 102 123 721 371 350 165 144 156 119 :218- Dhangna (194) 330 15 15 136 219 Lohgarh (195) 73 63 6 4 35 22 847 J 19 124 828 426 402 39 40 220 Kauriwala (l96) 838 61 118 29 62 392 218 174 19 18 59 22 165 CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workers I II IItI IV v VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non workers (a) (b) M F MFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFM F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 r 300 168 .. , 103 3 7 3 4 4 6 178 400 166; 172 100 58 8 2 6 6 126 278 167 230 119 2 87 5 7 7 5 4 PI? 333 168' -413 310 3 77., 6 5 5 10 346 631 169 150 80 .. , 54 1 2 3 10 172 290 170 338 176 , .. 144 4 3 11 275 531 171' 578 3 331 .. , 192 15 2 17 3 17 2 414 S47 172 318 196 ... 87 8 9 4 1 12 292 531 173= 367 232 .. , 121 4 9 218 474 174 497 2 284 I 134 33 23 6 15 404 754 175 434 6 288... 89 6 21 13 3 13 7 223 542 176. 102 77 .. , 25 67 163 177 347 1 192 t 116 16 15 7 232 472 17& 414 3 325 2 56 1 11 7 2 11 284 555 179- 368 7 242 91 6 14 2 II 7 218 462 180- 259 186 64 6 3 169 377 181 348 2 273 43 9 2 9 12 232 450 182 283 215 41 10 4 6 7 214 426 183: 276 193 44 3 20 2 4 9 178 409 184 221 162 53 4 2 164 305 185 481 1 306 ... 104... 5 12 3 18 4 29 314 649 186· 123 8 79 31 8 3 3 2 1 3 114 210 18i 181 117 55 1 8 145 287 18& 583 3 394 118 2 18 8 11 32 2 431 887 189- 173 140 26 1 4 2 96 250 190' 267 183 58 2 7 6 3 3 5 175 328 191 252 207 27 6 5 2 2 3 139 331 192. 242 145 66 11 9 1 2 2 6 166 310 193 1,059 12 585 ... 231 50 33 9 7 53 4 95 3 785 1,514 194· 338 3 163 2 145 1 10 5 6 2 7 194 449 195' 354 223 ... 103 12 2 9 5 229 583 196 497 305 .. , 139 22 2 7 4 18 354 679 197 373 237 75 7 27 4 12 2 9 206 512 198 109 64 22 3 4 2 4 10 114 194 199- 171 4 69 3 56 4 3 5 34 120 211 2(}(). 65 57 8 24 75 201 inhabited 202: 280 3 181 72 3 14 7 6 218 419 203 423 1 240 ... 147 3 11 16 5 266 584 204- 107 83 23 1 132 193 20S. 169 1 105... 57 4 ... 3 156 253 206 239 1 145... 57 4 15 2 1 to' '" 5 220 431 20i 970 4 672 ... 207 8 18 4 I 30 30 4 598 1,326 20S- 1,145 1 739 ... 270 34 4 2 66" 2 28 1 769 1,638 209 819 6 660 ... 113 13 741 10 15 1 434 957 210- 370 285 ... 64 12 2 6 264 552 211 163 112 ... 47 1 .. 2 123 239 212: 394 269 1 107 6 2 5 5 291 651 213 693 431 ... 214 10 22 14 417 868 214 297 204 1 54 4 17 10 6 259 460 215, 71 54 14 3 31 82 216 182 12 79 82 10 7 J2 189 338 217 35 32 3 38 63 21 &. 246 224 16 2 4 180 402 219 96 61 27 3 2 3 122 174 220 166 VlLLA6EWISE PRIMARY -MANSA TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and .code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated :No. &of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in acres P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 - 14 tl/4/221 Ahlupur (193) 3,979 362 369 2,500 1,288 1,212 299 277 402 216 222 Ranjitgarh Bandran (180) 1,318 119 123 876 499 377 132 to3 118 25 223 Bhalanwara (192) 533 54 71 480 250 230 92 91 75 18 224 Phus Mandi( 191) 1,052 124 124 842 431 411 256 256 110 37 225 Sadhuwala (190) 628 67 68 557 297 260 84 71 107 30 226 Sardulgarh (189) 4,563 642 745 4,512 2,444 2,068 614 516 877 424 227 Kahnewala (185) 1,673 105 105 674 375 299 111 84 83 .8 228 Bhundar (186) 1,690 82 97 562 293 269 91 75 62 16 :229 Rorki (188) 2,140 137 157 1,001 521 480 140 136 112 30 230 Thanda Khurd (187) 2,903 195 232 1,624 884 740 211 175 217 31 231 Jhanda Kalan (199) 5,603 432 462 2,980 1,605 1,375 113 81 449 193 _232 Khera Kalan (198) 3,321 210 255 1,752 913 839 37 31 275 71 233 Khera Khurd (197) 2,861 209 218 1,693 894 799 216 98 268 42 234 Karandi (201) 2,012, 203 203 1,573 834 739 113 94 207 11 '235 Nahran (200) 1,94~ 181 196 1,178 618 560 153 140 216 84 -236 Man Khera (204) 1,787 179 179 1,136 574 562 180 166 164 57 237 Sangha (203) 6,685 338- 408 2,468 1,285 1,183 333 299 439 245 .238 Rajrana (202) 1,013 52 52 305 167 138 47 38 46 23 Note :-Bareta village (175) with location code No. 11/4/140 has been merged in Bareta Mandi Town. 167 -CENSUS A~~Cl' BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non- .g:z;::10 workers 5~ (a) (b) 38 ..I.-.- M p M P M F M P M P M P M P M P M P M 'p M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 691 8 340 1 247 3 3. 38 2 8 2 23 11 19 597 1,204 221 240 140 65 11 9 10 5 259 377 222 134 1 72 52 7 1 3 116 229 223 203 17 87 ... 96 15 1 10 1 1 3 4 228 394 224 162 110 '" 40 3 5 1 3 135 260 225 .1,304 26 482 ... 220 20 3 ... 102 7 43 23 1 232 19 ... 160 18 1,140 2,042 226 196 1 139 ... 36 9 1 5 1 5 179 298 227 169 94 67 1- 1 1 3 124 269 228 302 4 233 3 51 3 3 6 2 4 219 476 229 479 21 338 7 107 13 13 14 7 405 719 230 869 4 686 '" 119 3 7 3 3 21 2 25 3 736 1,371 231 455 1 382 20 6 11 4 14 18 1 458 838 232 473 396 47 15 1 4 10 421 799 233 505 6 369 .. , 36 1 27 39 5 3 14 7 10 329 733 234 305 560 235 313 199 """ 77 7 7 9 1 13 327 1 186 """ 110 8 2 5 15 1 247 561 236 743 4 430 1 187 31 17 4 42 3 29 3 542 1,179 237 3 80 138 238 87 59 """ 17 6 '"" 2 168 URBAN BLOCKWISE MANSA TAHSIL Loca- Nam~ of Urban Area of Occu- No_ of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate don agglOmeratio¥_} Town/ pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code Town/Ward/ rban Ward in Resi- holds and Houseless Educate~ No. enumerator's block sq. kms. dential Population) Persons Houses p M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ll/XII Mansa (M.C.) 12.95 5,227 16,589 3,211 8,175 4,748 31,351 14,762 2,726 4,783 Ward No. 1 N.A. 297 323 1,860 999 861 186 143 538 284 Block 1 99 102 (}o1 321 2&0 34 25 2\3 123 2 107 107 590 313 277 175 85 3 91 114 669 365 304 152 118 150 7& Ward Nv. 2 N.A. 361 376 2,003 1,082 921 75 47 702 415 Block 4 148 148 805 419 386 _9 11 284 17Z: 5 117 126 665 366 299 34 15 243 151 6 96 102 533 297 236 32 21 175 92 -Ward No. 3 N.A. 318 336 2,018 1,055 963 28 16 501 447 Block 7 116 123 807 415 392 14 9 146 223 8 89 95 572 297 275 10 5 173 106- 9 113 118 639 343 296 4 2 182 113 Ward No. 4 N.A. 264 294 1,838 927" 911 10 8 681 489" Block 10 117 137 775 391 384 295 201 11 85 92 590 286 304 10 8 193 166 12 62 65 473 250 223 193 122- Ward No. 5 N.A. 338 365 2,330 1,209 1,121 11 9 769 537 Block 13 80 91 573 304 269 203 134 14 82 90 547 293 254 188 134 15 98 106 733 358 375 248 172 16 78 78 477 254 223 11 9 130 91.- Ward No.6 N.A. 226 226 1,545 831 714 561 354 Block 17 120 120 817 420 397 283 196- 18 106 106 728 411 317 278 158 Ward No.7 N.A. 282 286 1,960 1,004 956 643 449- Block 19 82 82 571 288 283 177 127 20 106 106 715 381 334 245 146 21 94 98 674 335 339 221 176 Ward No.8 N.A. 265 277 1,770 915 855 96 80 -421 283 Block 22 102 105 694 351 343 65 62 140 102-- 23 80 82 489 258 231 31 18 125 68- 24 83 91) 587 306 281 156 113 Ward No. 9 N.A. 277 295 1,957 1,070 887 70 55 406 173- Block 25 86 99 697 392 305 7 6 202 103-- 26 85 90 612 343 269 63 49 81 26- 27 106 106 648 335 313 123 44- Ward No. 10 N.A. 780 887 5,372 2,844 2,528 1,425 1,205 782 361 Block 28 113 113 715 382 333 291 259 51 13-' 29 123 129 724 368 356 41 33 129 7Z 30 114 122 729 370 359 122 105 96 25 31 111 • 132 792 446 346 325 261 76 13 32 123 140 849 460 389 293 240 82 37 33 89 121 782 397 385 5 1 260 181. 34 107 130 781 421 360 348 306 88 )9" 169 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS 'Total Workers I II III IV (I-IX) v VI VII VIII IX X Non workers (a) (b) M F MFMFMFMFMF MFMP MFMF M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 7,978 915 676 71 174 l,186 322 2,640 627 221 2 1,367 8,611 4 15 8 1 13 2 176 14,541 475 12 20 31 7 12 80 19 126 1 36 144 11 524 849 143 7 3 16 6 62 9 47 7 178 273 156 2 1 7 36 5 29 1 21 176 3 16 57 1 157 275 31 12 28 8 35 6 40 3 189 301 518 19 17 28 68 12 189 1 63 141 18 564 902 189 8 2 2 30 7 181 10 70 17 61 8 230 378 14 9 20 4 f>7 1 5 62 9 185 289 148 1 1 17 18 1 52 41 18 1 149 235 461 12 62 7 5 10 1 56 1 11 202 1 30 78 9 594 951 191 8 16 2 17 110 4 42 7 115 224 384 2 5 3 1 8 16 7 47 11 17 2 182 273 155 2 41 4 2 2 1 23 4 45 15 19 188 294 418 7 6 6 5 41 3 293 15 49' 7 509 904 167 3 5 6 3 10 2 110 9 22 3 224 384 131 3 15 1 94 5 16 3 120 1 155 301 2 16 89 1 11 1 130 222 528 25 8 4 1 21 88 1 11 1 292 3 12 91 20 681 1,096 131 6 4 1 11 4 78 7 24 6 173 263 120 10 3 31 2 58 2 1 25 7 173 244 154 6 35 1 1 99 ... 3 ..•• 16 5 204 369 123 3 4 20 11 4 57 1 1 26 2 131 220 .363 8 12 Z 46 9 240 3 51 8 468 706 191 6 11 2 18 2 126 32 6 229 391 172 2 1 2!i 7 lJ4 3 19 2 239 315 430 6 6 2 1 56 4 297 9 56 5 574 950 118 1 2 18 80 1 16 170 283 168 1 1 27 1 112 5 22 1 213 333 144 5 4 11 3 105 3 18 4 191 334 435 7 86 60 3 12 1 62 10 110 36 56 6 480 848 164 3 4S 58 9 12 20 1 19 2 187 340 132 1 30 3 1 23 8 39 8 20 1 126 230 139 3 11 2 2 27 2 51 27 17 3 167 278 587 7 176 1 36 8 7 72 1 24 134 1 75 55 4 483 880 193 1 13 1 2 30 2 114 12 19 199 304 195 48 30 7 5 14 12 6 48 25 148 269 199 6 115 5 1 28 10 14 15 11 3 136 307 1,511 54 416 ... 349 24 36 2 131 62 216 1 127 1 150 50 1,333 2,474 231 7 87 97 17 6 5 4 5 9 7 151 326 206 6 100 10 5 2 23 12 23 7 25 4 162 350 215 152 63 155 359 226 1 44 87 12 7 3 ... 4 57 11 1 220 345 234 9 33 55 21 26 10 20 23 45 9 226 380 184 5 2 10 2 142 9 19 4 213 380 215 26 35 59 30 23 26 41 25 206 334 170 UlmAN BLOtxWISE· MANSA TAHSrt Loca- Name of Urban Area of Occu No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion agglomeration/ Town! pied House (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code Town/Ward/Urban Ward in Resi holds and Houseless Educate P M P M p M P M p' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ll/XII Mausa (M.C.)--concld. Ward No. 11 N.A. 386 428 2,453 1,286 1,167 758 701 507 197 Block 35 69 92 560 282 278 85 96 132 78- 36 9'8 99 630 333 297 '285 252 121 26 37 11'7 117 632 336 296 200 180 III 3, 38 102 120 631 335 296 188 173 143 56 Ward No.llA N.A. 264 297 1,776 966 810 153 114 543 277- Block 39 83 88 520 282 238 39 27 162 8l 40 90 96 588 317 271 75 60 186 98 41 91 113 668 367 301 39 27 195 97 Ward No.n .tV.A. 249 321 1,690 895 795 144 122 446 228" Block 42 89 104 582 295 287 103 88 143 79 43 97 121 590 319 271 39 32 153 72- 44 63 96 518 281 237 2 2 150 77 Ward No. J2A N.A. 44/ 516 2,779 1,506 1,273 255 226 675 299 ·Block 45 106 125 744 406 338 188 159 86 26 46 100 111 652 343 309 13 15 189 109 47 121 135 695 396 299 34 25 206 86- 48 114 145 688 361 327. 20 27 194 78 Budblada Urban N.A. 2,075 6,200 Ib2 3,853 Agglomeration 2,063 11,713 5,513 705 2,366- ll/XIII (a) Budhlada (M.C.) 2.59 1,837 5,517 754 3,545 1,825 10,548 5,031 664 2.241 Ward No.1 N.A. 338 341 1,937 1,029 908 492 440 457 233 Block 1 115 116 689 362 327 177 153 177 86- 2 III 113 624 329 295 108 109 217 126· 3 112 112 624 338 286 207 178 63 21 Ward No.2 N.A. 223 223 1,211 618 593 98 96 436 308 Block 4 115 115 613 320 293 6 3 252 173· 5 108 108 598 298 300 92 93 184 135 Ward No.3 N.A. 203 203 1,115 560 555 25 25 403 279 Block 6 88 88 510 259 251 5 6 186 138- 7 115 115 605 301 304 20 19 217 141 Ward No. 4 N.A. 202 204 1,020 546 474 93 76 302 188 BloeR: 8 109 111 510 263 247 89 73 129 97- 9 93 93 510 283 227 4 3 17j 91 Ward No.5 N.A. 150 152 884 484 400 324 193' Block 10 74 76 428 235 193 153 105 11 76 76 456 249 207 171 88 Warcl No. 6 N.A. 128 128 827 420 407 1 1 326 210' Block 12 62 62 417 -206 211 150 109' 13 66 66 410 214 196 ]76 101 171 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DlstRtcr WORKERS Total Workers I TI III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non workers (a) (b) M F MF:M:FMFMFMF MFMF MFMF M F M F ]5 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38-· 638 13 29 43 {J 27 1 146 54 96 93 1 142 11 648 1.154' 133 3 2 3 13 10 2 68 3 31 3 149 275 178 1 3 80 30 8 13 44 1 155 296· 170 5 21 23 7 2 16 5 5 45 46 4 166 291 157 4 6 14 12 40 17 15 32 21 3 178 292. 456 12 15 20 3 4 75 1 27 202 1 31 79 10 510 798 146 3 ." 20 10 74 9 30 136 238: 133 10 3 12 2 17 12 53 11 23 8 184 261 177 2 9 8 1 4 38 5 75 11 26 2 190 299 429 ., 9 10 68 2 23 92 1 10 98 1 15 111 7 466 786 139 3 5 23 2 7 31 6 21 5 39 2 156 284- 152 4 1 45 ,. 25 2 34 6 39 4 167 267 138 2 4 16 36 2 43 4 33 I 143 235 729 30 52 1 22 10 4 15 9 173 3 66 145 3 82 164 10 777 1,243' 185 1 34 13 4 24 28 13 32 37 1 221 337 157 4 5 4 3 33 13 64 6 29 4 186 30S 191 10 3 4 6 5 70 16 37 9 46 4 205 289- 196 15 10 1 7 4 5 4 46 3 9 31 3 35 52 1 165 312, 3,041 116 10 43 85 510 123 1,285 183 686 3,159 . 190 3 2 4 3 1 177 5,323 2,660 83 8 38 72 357 101 1,224 138 639 2,857 190 .•. 3 2 4 3 1 177 4,84r 506 93 17 3 22 35 56 1 44 1 145 1 20 164 90 523 81S 181 62 4 2 24 7 53 4 87 60 181 265- 147 25 9 22 6 62 9 39 25 182 270 178 6 4 3 22 33 10 31 30 7 38 5 160 280- 313 14 8 8 1 44 4 3 155 22 72 10 305 579- ]53 2 6 8 18 70 8 43 2 167 291 160 12 2 26 4 3 85 14 29 8 138 28& 260 14 2 1 1 52 10 134 8 1 52 13 300 541' 114 6 31 62 5 14 6 145 245 146 8 21 10 72 3 38 7 155 296- 272 30 26 5 5 11 2 42 '''' 19 91 1 8 65 27 274 444' 137 ]7 18 3 3 9 19 17 27 4 37 17 126 230' 135 13 8 2 2 2 2 23 2 64 4 28 10 148. 214 222 8 9 2 1 39 1 9 106 11 45 7 262 39:1' 106 5 4 10 5 56 9 ,20 4 129 188: 116 3 5 29 4 50 2 25 3 133 204 186 7 7 19 5 108 2 45 7 234 400' 85 4 5 7 4 50 19 4 121 207' 101 3 2 12 1 58 2 26 3 113 19> 172 URBAN BLOCKWISE 'MA~SA TAHSIL ..Loca Name of Urban Area of Occu. No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion agglomeration! Town{ _pied House (including Institutional Castes Tribes and -Code Town/Ward/Urban Ward in Resi holds and Houseless Educated ,No. enumerator's block sq. kms. dential Population) Persons Houses -----,------_------P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 :l1/xm (a) Budhlada (M. C.)-concld. Ward No.7 N.A. 53 58 642 353 289 /8 6 243 156 Block 14 53 58 642 353 289 18 6 243 156 Ward No.8 N.A. 173 173 1,072 533 539 376 279 Block 15 93 93 599 295 304 208 167 16 80 80 473 238 235 168 112 Ward No.9 N.A. 155 155 719 398 321 21 15 289 163 Block 17 155 ISS 719 398 321 21 IS 289 163 Ward No. 10 N.A. 200 200 1,121 576 545 6 5 389 232 Block 18 96 96 532 279 253 6 5 168 102 19 104 104 589 297 292 221 130 (i) 1. T.l. (O.G.) N.A. 107 107 570 342 228 7 4 179 55 Block 20 107 107 570 342 228 7 4 179 5S '(ii) Bhikhi ant! Boha Road N.A. 131 131 595 341 254 61 37 129 70 Colonies (O.G.) Block 21 131 131 595 341 254 61 37 129 70 Baretamandi Urban N.A. 1,347 4,421 902 1,975 Agglomeration 1,197 8,313 3,892 751 1,030 :;tl/XIV (a) Baretamandi (M.e.) 2.59 1,239 4,037 684 1,918 1,089 7,601 3,564 550 1,015 Ward No.1 N.A. 94 100 671 343 328 261 166 Block 94 100 671 343 328 261 166 Ward-No.2 N.4. 119 119 737 375 362 5 4 274 179 Block 2 119 119 737 375 362 5 4 274 179 Ward No. 3 N.A. 153 192 1,041 548 493 60 53 339 174 Block 3 83 87 427 229 198 60 53 103 43 4 70 105 614 319 295 236 131 -Ward No.4 N.A. 52 73 470 244 226 13 13 180 108 Block 5 52 73 .470 244 226 13 13 180 108 -Ward No.5 N.A. 102 130 868 454 414 92 79 310 165 Block 6 49 63 425 217 208 4 2 173 105 7 53 67 443 237 206 88 77 137 60 -Ward No.6 N.A. 68 101 491 266 225 74 38 148 89 Block 8 68 101 491 266 225 74 38 148 89 173 -PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACf BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS "Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non workers (a) (b) M F MFMFMFMPMF- MF MF MFMF M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 167 4 2 16 13 95 6 35 4 186 285 167 4 2 16 13 95 6 35 4 186 285 264 9 3 5 22 1 187 7 39 9 269 530 150 8 1 5 18 106 1 19 8 145 296 114 1 2 4 1 81 6 20 1 124 234 200 8 2 1 19 5 73 44 56 8 198 313 200 8 2 1 19 5 73 44 56 8 198 313 270 3 7 2 ... \ 51 4 130 1 10 66 2 306 542 126 1 3 2 30 1 68 6 16 1 153 252 144 2 4 21 3 62 4 50 1 153 290 158 21 2 2 13 33 10 31 9 37 184 228 158 21 2 2 13 33 10 31 9 37 184 228 223 12 3 120 12 30 36 10 118 254 223 12 3 120 12 30 36 10 118 254 :;2,266 624 371 50 227 45 556 105 239 2,155 47 4 1 1 6 6 29 3,845 'J"m 555 315 50 221 42 534 71 216 2,010 37 4 1 1 4 27 3,5'27 138 2 9 3 17 2 84 2 21 2 205 326 138 2 9 3 17 2 84 2 21 2 205 326 173 6 4 2 1 33 3 110 1 21 4 202 356 173 6 4 2 33 3 110 1 21 4 202 356 266 5 4 22 2 2 54 1 2 105 25 50 4 282 488 124 .,. 4 22 2 2 34 1 12 21 26 105 198 142 S 20 1 93 4 24 4 177 290 103 8 3 19 60 1 20 8 141 218 103 8 3 19 60 20 8 141 218 202 4 6 40 7 109 2 9 31 2 252 410 96 1 1 4 1 6(> 1 23 J21 207 to6 3 5 36 6 43 2 8 8 131 203 120 6 1 14 28 4 35 2 34 5 146 219 120 6 1 14 28 4 35 2 34 5 146 219 174. URBAN 'BLOCKWISE MANSA TAHSIL Loca- Name of Urban Area of Occu- No. of Total Population tion Scheduled Scheduled Literate agglomeration/ Town/ pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code Town/Ward/Urban Ward in Resi- holds and Houseless No. Educated< enumerator's block sq. kms. dential Population) Persons Houses p M F M F M F M F :2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ll/XIV (a) Baretamandi (M.C.)--<:oncld. Ward No.7 N.A. 192 210 1,364 727 637 289 261 127 38 Block 9 84 98 617 327 290 51 49 10 95 31 108 112 747 400 347 238 212 32 1 Ward No. 8 N.A. 131 133 769 426 343 111 3Z Block 11 131 133 769 426 343 I If 32- Ward No.9 N.A. 178 181 1,190 654 536 151 102 168 64 Block 12 92 92 622 323 299 105 50' 13 86 89 568 331 237 151 102 63 14 (i) New Abadi Bareta Village N.A. 108 ]08 712 384 328 218 201 (O.G.) 57 IS Block 14 108 108 712 384 328 218 201 ~7 15 175 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT BHATINDA DISTRICT WORKERS --- Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non- workers (a) (b) --- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 450 138 ... 228 26 15 6 5 15 17 277 637 176 38 90 21 4 1 5 7 10 151 290 274 100 ... 138 5 11 5 8 7 126 347 234 5 176 3 11 5 3 7 14 1 9 9 1 192 338 234 5 176 3 11 5 3 7 14 9 9 192 338 341 1 218 54 10 3 12 11 12 8 13 1 313 535 160 124 2 1 5 7 8 3 10 163 298 181 94 52 10 2 7 4 4 5 3 150 237 239 10 69 56 26 6 3 22 2 34 6 23 2 145 318 239 10 69 56 26 6 3 22 2 34 6 23 2 145 318 ERRATA Page Particulars of entry Column For Read No. No. 4 Third Para, Second line Rama Mandi Raman Mandi 13 First Para, Last line Literecy Literacy 16 Last Para, Third Line Cvitlvable Cultivable 22 Table :No. 12 SI. No.9 3 0.00 0.06 39 Location Code No. 11/2/90 12 2,361 2,561 49 Location Code No. 11/3/24 16 Rampura Phu! (8) Rampura Phul (IS) 74 Town Directory Statement V SI. No. 14 3 H(I) HC(I) 75 Statement VI SI. No. 10 6 Tubewell appratus Tubewell apparatus 95 Serial No. 25 3 11/1/29 11/1/129 102 Location Code No. 11/1/123 2 Kot Kapura (Rural) (29) Kot Kapura (Rural) (129) 106 Faridkot (M.C.) Ward No.9 Block 2 31 Ward No.9 Block 31 4 4 114 115 Serial No. SI 3 11/2/7 11/2/97 -ItS Location Code No. 11/2/25 14 71 77 120 Location Code No. 11/2/67 4 27 227 121 Location Code No. t 06 106 127 Location Code No. 11/2/223 32 2 Location Code No. 11/2/226 32 2 146 Location Code No. 11/3/21 7 590 598 150 Ward No.1 Block 6 8 108 308 154 Serial No. 161 3 11/5/30 11/4/30 160 Location Code No. 11/4/73 6 2205 2,206 169 Mansa (M.C.) Ward No.4 38 384 381 170 Name of Town 2 Mausa (M.C.) Mansa (M.C.)