CENSUS 1981

PARTS XIII-A & B

VILLAGE & TOWN SERIES 11 DIRECTORY

VILLAGE & TO'NNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK DISTRICT

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BASED uPoN SURVEy OF IN)JA NAP WITH Tiff: PERMISSION OF THE SURVEVOft GENERAL OF INOlA.

CENSUS OF ·1981

A~CENTRA L GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS The 1981 Census Reports on Punjab will bear uniformly Series No. 17 and will be published in the following parts :-

Part-I-A Administration Report-Enumeration (Printed)

Part-J-B Administration Report -Tabulation (For official use only) Part-TI-A General Population Tables 1 ~ Combined Volume (Printed) Part-II-B Primary Census Abstract J Part-III General Economic Tables

Part·IV Social and Cultural Tables

Part·V Migration Tables

Part-VI Fertility Tables

Part-VII Tables on Houses and Disabled Population (Printed)' Part·VIII Household Tables Part-IX Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part-X-A Town Directory (Printed) Part-X-B Survey Reports on Selected Towns

Part-X-C Survey Reports on Selected Villages

Part-XI Ethnographic Notes and Special Studies on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.

Part XlI Census Atlas

B-.STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Part-XIII District Census Handbook for each district in two parts

Part-XIIf-A Village and Town Directory Part-XIII-B Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract,

C6NTENTS Pages

1. FOREWORD '.' (ix) 2. }>REFACE (xi)

3. Map of the district Before inner title 4. Important statistics of the district (xv)

5. '-A short profile • Location, origin of name, area, climate, rivers and drains, topography, present jurisdiction, land utilization, agriculture, animal husbandry, communications, railways and roads, amenities, edu­ cational, medical, post and telegraph, water supply and electricity, present demographic picture, population and density, literacy, occupation, trade and commerce, industry, historical towns. 1

Annexure showing jurisdictional changes. 9 6. Introduction to DCH

Concepts and definitions

Rural/Urban classification, village, town, urban agglol,lleration and standard urban area (SUA). 10

7. Analytical notes :- 13 (a) Primary Census Abstract (PCA)

Analysis based on following inset tables :-

Table l~Population, number of villages and towns, 1981. .. 1 r 14 Table 2-Decadal change in distribution of population. ..J Jable 3-Distribution of villages by popUlation ranges. Table 4-Distribution of villages by density. ::l15 I Table 5-Proportion of Scheduled Castes popUlation to total population in the villages. .. 5 Table 6-Proportion of Scheduled Castes population in towns. ..~ 16 Table 7-Literacy rates by population ranges of villages. ..J Table 8-Literacy rates for towns. 17

Table 9-Literates, workers, non-workers, Scheduled Castes population in the district. 18

( b) Upon village directory 20

Analysis based on following inset tab1es:- Table. .lO-Distribution of villages according to the availability of different amenities. 21. Table II-Proportion of rural popUlation served by different amenities. "1 Table 12-Distribution of villages not having certain amenities arranged by distance ranges from I the places where these are available. .. ~ 22 Table 13-Distribution of villages according to the distance from the nearest town and avail­ II ability of different amenities. .. J

Table 14-Distribution of villages a<;cording to popUlation ranges and amenities available. ..~ 23 Table I5-Distribution of villages according to land use. ..) (v) Pages (c) Upon town directory. 24 Analysi& based on following inset tables :.

\fable' 16-Growth, density and sex~ratio of urban population in the di&trict in relation to the state. ..J ~ 25 Table 17-New towns/towns declas&ified in 1981 Censtls. I.J Table I8-Per capita receipt and expenditure in towns. ..~ 26 Table 19-5chools per ten thousand population in to·wns. ..)

Table 20-Numb~r of beds in .medical. ,jnstitutians in towns. 27

PART ·);(III-A-VILLAGE' AND TOWN DIRECTORY . Section I-Village Directory.

8. Note explaining the codes used in the village directory. 33

Malerkotla Tahsil

(i) .Map 39

(ii) Alphabetical list ot villages 39

(iii) Village Directory 44

Saogrur Tahsil

(i) Map 63

(ii), Alphabetical list of vil1ag,~s 63

(iii) Village Directory 66

Sunam Tahsil

(i) Map 71

(ii) Alphabetical li:.t of villages 17

(iii) Village Directory 80

Barnala Tahsil

(i) Map 95

(ii) Alphabetical list of villages 95

(iii) Village DirectorY .,8 Pages App~nciix 1-Tahsilwise abstract of educationai, medical and other amenities 108

Appendix II-Land utilisation data in respect of non-municipal towns (census towns) 110

Appendix III-List of villages where none of the seven i amenities relating to : education, medical, drinking water, post and telegraph, communication, power supply III and market/hat is available. Appendix IV-List of villages accprding to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges ,112 Section ll-Town Directory

Note explaining the codes used in the town directory 129 Statement I Status and growth history 132 Statement II Physical aspects and location of towns, 1979 134 Statement HI Municipal finance, 1978-79 136 Statement IV Civic and other amenities, 1979 138 Statement IV-A Civic and other amenities in notified slums, 1979 "1.. J Statement V Medical, educational, recreational and cultural facilities, 1979 140 Statement VI Trade, commerce, industry and banking, 1979 142 AppendiX-Towns showing their outgrowth with population 144 PART XlII-B-VILLAGE AND TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSDS ABSTRACT 9. Explanatory note on Primary Census Abstract 141 Census .concepts and definitions (PCA) Primary Census Abstract Sangrur District 1)0

Malerkotla Tahsil 150 Sangrur Tahsil 174 Tahsil 186 narnala Tahsil 200 Appendix to Primary Census Abstract (PCA) total, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population:'_urban blockwise. 213 Annexure to Appendix to PCA indicating block boundaries of urban area. 227 10. Scheduled Castes Primary Census Abstract (Tahsil and Townwise) 252

FOREWbRb

The District Census Handbook (DCH), compiled by the Census Orglnisa.tion OE behalf' of ths St~ts Governments, i~ one of the most va.luable products of the Census. The DOH is const~ntly referre~, to. by, planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inter alia used for delimitation of constituencies, for­ mnlation of 10c~11~vel an~ region~l plan~ and as an aid to District Administrati0I!-' The District,Censp.~. ~an4~0~~r is the only publIcatIOn WhICh provIdes PrImary Census Abstract (peA) data upto vlllage level forthe rura~ areas and wardwise for each city or town. It also provides data on infrastructure and amenities in villages and towns, ctc.

The District Census Handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained important census tables an.d PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 cenSUs the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative .statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, . including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directory, Part-B to village and town PCA and Part-C comprised analytical report, aaministrative statistics, district cenSus tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA and· amenity data in respect of villages. However. in some states it was confined to

While designing the fOi"lnat of 1931 DC!H s~de3 S:llUe new fClotures along with the 1·e3tructuring of the formats of village arid town direeto(y have been attempted. At the same time, comparability witr" the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the r.menities except powe; supply in tha villages have baen brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not_ available in the referent village, the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is available may be given. The resh'uctul"ing\of the format of the village directory and incorporating mOf':} exhaustive data on- infl'astructual aspects particularly In relation to ameni­ ties and land use pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regUlating the provision of goods and services as well as to minimiso the regional imbalances in t1\e process ,of devclopment. A few new items of information have also been introduced to meel some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of information as adult literacy centres, primary health sub centres, and community health workers in the village have been introduced in th.c village dh-cctOl'y with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an id·ea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, "total population and number of households" has been introduced to examined the correla,tion of the amenities with the population and number of households they serve. Addition of two more appendices listing the villages where no amenities arc available and according to the proportion of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes population to the total population has also been made with this view in mind.

The formats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum"Needs Programme by providing informz.tion on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in Class I and Class II towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this objective.in mind. Jt is expected that this will help the planners to chalk out programmes on provision of civic amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduleol Castes and Scheduled Tl"ibes population in Statement IV relating to civic and other ameni­ ties and adult literacy classes/centres under educational facilities in Statement V are also added inter alia with this view. A significant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into consideration. ':fbI: addition of the columns on civic administra tion status and popula tion in a few statements also serve tb is purpose.

'rhe format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formulated in _the light of chang~ in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 Census.

In order to avoid delay in publicatiDn of 1981 DCH series, it has been so designed that Part-A of the vol­ ume contains village and town directory and PaI't-B, the PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes peA upto Tahsil/Town levels. At the beginning of the DCH, a detailed analytical note suppor­ ted by a number of inset tables based on PCA and non-census data in relation to the infrastructure has been intro;.. duced to enhance its value. Th e District and Tahsil level maps, depicting the boundaries and other imPQrtant feature., have been inserted at appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication.

(ix) This publicatIon IS a JOInt venture of the State Government and. the Census Organisation. The date have been collected and compiled in the state under the direction of Shri D. N. DHIR, 1. A. S., the Director of Census Opera.tions, Punjab, on behalf of the State Government which bp.s borne the cost ofpl'inting. The task of planning, designing and coordination of this publication was carried out by Shri N. G. Nag, D~puty Registrar General (of Social Studies) of my office. Dr. B. J(. Roy, D~puty Registrar Gener.al (Map) provided the technical guidanc-e in tlu preparation of the maps. Data received from Census Directo;'ates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the h9adquarters unaer the guidance of Shri M. M. DUll, Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have'contributed in this project. p, PADMANABRA, Registrar General, India, New_. Delhi;', The 2~th Aptil, }982 PREFACE As being regularly presented hithertofore, since 1951 census, we have now the privilege of presentin,2 the District Census Handbooks consequent upon 1981 census. To shorten the time lag to minimum after the compilation of census 1981 data and issuance of this Handbook as a s<,rt of self-contained reference book, predominantly based on census data for the district, action was initiated upon the project as early as July, 1979. The Registrar General, India indicated the revised formats and statements designed for this series of books. The improvements were with a view to making the data more useful for administrators, planners, scholars and other categories of users. There are 134 towns categorised as urban area and 12,899 villages (45 tahsils) as the rural component. in the state. The formidable task of collecting and compiling of this voluminous data for such a large number of units had its own problems and difficulties, both in the matters of chase up and in obtaining correct data which could ~e test-checked in terms of consistency with what was obtained and published consequent upon 1971 census, data. Several gruelling cross-checks had to be adopted to tally such items as area figures and the land use pattern for each unit. The statements and schedules for collecting information from the rural areas were translated into Punjabi and also test-checked to assess their acceptability and responsiveness by those who were to make their use: (I had also Junsuccessfully toyed with the idea of collecting informatiO':'l on some other items that could indicate comparative ffh~ence of rural Punjab but had to give it up in lig~t of keeping to uniformity ,in presentation of data on all andla pattern).

The statements/schedules for town directory were transmitted to the Chief Executives of the local bodies a?~ !hose for rural areas were transmitted to the SDOs (C) (since all tahsils in Punjab have been converted into .suh­ dlVlslOns) for necessary supply of data by the revenue staff under them. The officers and senior staff of the dIrec­ torate who had been made directly responsible for houselisting operationS and had reported to the field in October, 1979 were also charged with getting these through on personal contacts. This resulted in out gettiR: the feed back by May, ] 980, on the conclusion of houseIisting operations, though some small instalments of these schedules continued tiII Scptember/October, 1980.

A cell had been created at the directorate to scrutinise the data as received and mak~ preliminary com­ pilation. The data as obtained from the field were supplemented with the data collected from the various heads of the departments at the state level, particularly in matters of amenities and facilities in the fields of education, medical, communications and the like. The staff working in the cell was once again out in the field for assistin, in the second field operation, namely enumeration and it was only on its conclusion that the work of compilation started in May-June, 1981. The three Deputy Directors (at the regional tabulation offices) were in position about the same time in the field and the gaps in data, needing reconciliation in the figures were got through these field officers on personal contacts with the ooncerned quarters. On the c@mpilation of the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) in March, 1982 when the figures were- available for' projection in this volume, the Whole exercise was consolidated to give birth to the instant manuscript.

The data in the book is being presented in two parts-Part A comprises Village and Town Directory and Part B Primary Census Abstract villagewise and town/wardwise separately. ~n addition, Primary Census Abstract for scheduled castes upto tahsil/town level is also presented. (There are no scheduled tribes in the state).

An analytical note based on a number orinset tables compiled out of the data' from village and town directory and PCA has also been added for the benefit of the users, but the greater aim has been, to present the data as compiled and leave further deeper study for those for whOm the publication is meant.

We are grateful to the large number of personnel of the State Revenue Department at the village, tahs~l, sub-division and district levels and the municipal staff in all the local bodies in the state for their cooperation in fIl­ ling up the statements/schedules for providing the data. . The production of this book (and for that matter all the 12 District Census Handbook) has been the handIwork of consistent and COl'lstant efforts put in jointly by almost all the staff of the directorate, though only at one point of time or the ,other in certain cases. The collection or data lor Village and Town Directory. as mentioned earlier, was a major work in the pre-censUs period and after the census most of the staff was busy in tabulation and complilation of the census data both at the regional tabulation offices and at the directorate. The DCHB Cell (specially created) thereafter commenced work on inset tables while the senior ~ staff and the officers took to developing the fly-leaves and explanatory notes. Simultaneol!_sly the ma-p section wa&

Director Census, Punjab. ACKNOWLEDGE:MENTS

Preliminary work-collection, compilation and scrutiny of data relating to Village and Town Directory:

A cell was created in July, 1979 under J. C. Kalra, Deputy Di\-ector, (Now Joint Director) who out of his earlier experience and the instructions' as received from Registrar General, India, directed the collection of data and allied work. He was ably assisted by D.P. Jain, Charan Singh and Vishwa Mittar, Investigators on one occasion or the other. The Statistical Assistants, Who laid down the work at the foundation level at that- time consisted of Malkiat Singh, Munishwar Dutt, Joginder Singh and Pawan Kumar with cooperative efforts of number of Compu­ tors, namely Mohinder Pal, R.P. Pathak, Parkash Chand, Varinder Singh, Hardeep Kaur, Satya Arora, Harbeer Kaur and Asha Vasisht.

Primary Census Abstract included in this book-Manual. preparation at the Regional Tabulation Offices at , and Bathinda :

R. P. Tomer, R. K. Singh and S. P. Grover. Deputy Directors, were incharge of these tabulation offices respectively, and put in their best to conclude the work fairly ahead of the scheduled target. They were assisted by tIre Investigators;namely N. S. Bhadauria, Charan Singh and Ajit Singh Dhillon, respectively. The statistical Assis­ tants and Computors who worked in these RTOs. were S.C. Bassi, Balbir Singh, Jai Dev and R.P. Singh at Jalandhar ; Tarsem Lal Garg, S.K. Joshi, S. P. Goel, H. S. Sudan and Varinder Singh at Patiala and Balwant Rai, Bhagirath Singh, Raghbir Singh, 1. S. Negi and H. P. Sharma at Bathinda.

Preparation of Inset Tables, framework of Handbooks and their draftin~ : Inset tables, appendices and allied tables were prepared in the specially created cell of 'District Census Handbooks' headed by S. P. Grover. earlier and later by Ajit Singh, Deputy Directors. They have had experience of.such publications earlier and imparted suitable directions to the staff in the cell for presentation of the data and its analysis as per the instructions received from the office of Registrar General, India, from time to time. Charan Singh, Investigator, Balwant Rai, (now Investigator), Raghbir Singh, Tarsem Lal, Statistical Assistants and Satya Arora, Santosh Kumari, Harbeer Kaur and H. P. Sharma, Computors worked in this cell.

The cell provided the framework for the Handbooks and the first drafts were attempted by Deputy /Assis­ tant Directors who were entrusted ,with particular volume(s). The first draft was then finalised during discus­ sions in officers meetings held' almost daily with the Drrector. Thus the final draft emerged.

Maps:

The work for preparation of maps to be included in District Census Handbooks commenced under the supervision of Madhav Shyam, the then Senior Geographer, but mid-way was taken over by G. S. Gill, Assistant Director, who headed the map se~tion during the vital period. He was ably assisted by Jiwan Singh Gill, Artist (now Senior Artist), Usha Kalra, Artist and Kulbir ,Singh, Draftsman. Because of his knowledge of geography and map work equal. he delivered the goods despite the absence of Geographer and Senior Geographer.in the directorate. .

Manuscript finalisation :

The final draft(s) as emerging out of the deliberations of the officers were entrusted to a cell called 'Press· Manuscripts Cell' headed by M. L. Sharma, Assistant Director who was actively assisted by Balwant Rai Investigator and Jai Dev. They raced against time frequently to give final shapes to the volume (s) for onwa~d transmission to the press. typing: K. C. Pardesi, Confidential Assistant (formerly Senior Stenographer) headed this cell, His knowledge of such publications earlier was an asset. He was assisted by Ajmer Singh, Stenographer and some of the other typists from the various seats in the directorate.

Printing:

This cell was headed by Shri M. 1. Sharma, Assistant Director, actively assi'sted by H. S. Sudan and Jai Pev who they drew upon the services of others in the directorate, wherever necessary. (-tiii) PS :

Shri M. S. Mahadeokar, ·As~istant Controller of the U. T. Printing Press cooperated 'in ensuring that th e publication saw the light of the day at the earliest. To eaeh one of them I acknowledge my thanks.

Chandigarh, D. N. DHIR, September, 1982. Director Census, Punjab. IMPORTANT STATISTICS OF DISTRICT SANGRUR

Punjab Sangrur State. District

POPULAlION TOTAL Persons 16,788,915 1,410,250 Males 8,937,210 758,058 Females 7,851,705 652,192

RURAL Persons 12,141,158 1,088,609 Males 6,444,464 587,170 Females 5,696,694 501,439

URBAN Persons 4,647,757 321,641 Males 2,492,746 170,888 Females 2,155,011 150,753

DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH RATE 1971-1981 +23 ·89 +22'99 AREA IN (SQ. KMS.) 50,362 ·0 5,107 ·0

DENSITY OF POPULATION (PER SQ. KM.) 333 276

SEX RATIO. (NUMBER OF FEMALES FOR 1,000 MALES) 879 '860

LITERACY RATE Persons 40·86 29·60 Males 47·16 35,56 Females 33·69 22·68 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPVLATION TO TOTAL POPULATION 27·68 22·81

PERCENtAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION;-

(i) MAIN WORKERS Persons 29·35 31·47 Males 53·15 56-·91 Females 2·21 1·91

(H) MARGINAL WORKERS Persons 2'15 3·44 Males 0'61 0·69 Females 3·89 6'65

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bREAK-UP OF MAIN WORKERS :-

PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS :~

(i) CULTIVATORS Persons M·a& 46·j~ Males 36·99 37·31 Females 5·90 10'68

(ii) AGRICULTURAL tABOURERS Persons .22·17 24'64 Males 22·04 24·52 Females 25·29 28·77

(iii) HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY Persons l'58 2,73 Males 2'50 2'63 Females 4·86 6·39

(iv) OTHER WORKERS Persons 39·M 26 ·2ft Males 38·41 - 25·48 Females 63·95 54·16

(xv) Punjab Sdngrur State District PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDUJ~ED CASTES POPULATION TO Persons 26·87 '- 25·47 TOTAL POPULATION Males 27'03 25'60 Females 26·69 25'33 NUMBER 'OF OCCUPIED IUSIDENTIAL ·HOUSES 2,688)~- 221,447 NUMB~~ OF VIL~Ai;ES Total 12,899 724 Inhabited 12,342 707. Uninhabited 453 10 Villages merged in towns 104 7

NLJMBER OF TO~S 134 14 SANGRtJ'R t>ISTRtCT-A SHORT PROFIL:£ Location:

Sangrur dIstrict waS carved out as a separate unit in 1948 out ofthe territories oftI1e erstwhile. princely states ofPatiala, , Malerkotl2". and Jind. It is one of the Southern districts of the State and lies between North latitude 29°-44' and 30°-42' and East longitude 75°-18' and 76°_13'. It is bounded by and Faridkot districts in the North, by in the West; by Patir.lr. district in the East and by Jind district (of Haryr.na State) in the South. The district is constituted of four tahsils, viz., Malerkotla, Sangrurl Sunam & having 717 villages (including 1.0 uninhabit~d villages) .and 14 towns. ~ith 2:n 8:rea of 5,1~7 sq. km~. the district ranks fo~th'among the districts of tne State-Frrozpur, F3.dd~ot and Bathmda districts occupymg the first three places ·respectIvely.

Origin: The District takes its name from the headquarters town of Sagrur, said to have been founded by one Sanghu, a Jat, about four hundred years back. Ra.ja Sangat Singh shifted his headquarters from Jind to Sangrur in the first quarter of the last century because of the place being nearer to Patia1a and Nabha, the other' two Phu1kian States. Raja Ragnbir Singn reshaped the town -on the pattern of Jaipur.

Area: According to tne Surveyor General, India, the area of the district is 5,107 sq. kms. In termS of area, the district ranks foul't~ among the distr~cts of the State-:Firozpu_r, Faridkot a!1d Bathinda districts' occupying th-e first three places respectIVely. The area fIgures of the tahslls supphed by the Director of Land Records, Punjab, are as follows:.-

Area in sq. kms.

------,-- Tahsil Total Rural Urban

1. Ma1erkotla 1307·7 1295·4 12·3

2. Sangrur 899·6 879·9 19·7

3. Sunam 1417·8 1405·6 12 '2-

4. Bamala 1485 ·1 1445·6 29·5 Climate:

The distdct has climate of the Punjab plains. The temperature starts rising in March and touches 460C (or even more at times) by the end of June. Hot winds and dust storms blow, specially in its southern tracts. The rainy Season starts in the beginning of July and continues till the end of September. November and first half of Decymber are quite pleasant and ftee from rains. M;id-December to mid-February isa period of Severe cold. Winter rains are received generally during this period.

Rivers and Drains:

No regular river flows through or along the border of the District. However, during the monSCf0n two torrents called Sirhind Choya and Jhambowali Choe, .run through the Sangrur Tahsil.

Sirhind Choya is also known as Sunamwala Choya. It enters the District near Chhintawala and flows in south-westerly direction passing through Ghabdan (11 kms. from Sangrur) and Sunam. It flows only in rainy season. ProbablY it flows along the alignment of the canal dug by Ferozeshah lIT, in about 136) X.D.

South of Sirhind Choya. flows the J.hambow~li Choe, which ent.ers the Sangrur Tt.hsil three miles. (5 kms.) north of Patran and ?fter traversIUg a few miles, falls mto the "Ghaggar m~er near . . . The River Ghaggar also flows through the district for a very short distance but does not plp.y any significant part in changing the physica-l aspects of the area.

The Sirnind Canal is the main source'of.irrigation. Two branches of the Sirhind' Canal known.as- -Kotla Branch and Bathinda Branch, enter the District near Jabo Majra and, in Malerkotla' Tahsil and ser~eI Malerkotla, Barnala and Sangrur Tahsils. Bhakra 'Main 'Canal ~lso passes through the bi.stri~t, but il'1'ig~tes only a few villages near Moonak. Widespread. floods in 1955 devastated crops on some five lakh aores of lMd in 742 villa.ges of the district As many as 63,733 houses were reported to be either demolisued or damaged, besides ca ttle heads valued at Rs. 149000 were lost. The district was also c:~fec~ed severely i~ 19641 when 545 villr.ges were "ffected by fIobds. Owing to these floods.there hz.s been a. lW.rked rISe In th.e sub-so!l w<. ter t2.ble. In .order to S2.ve tne lp.nds from the ill effects of rise water table and stagn11.tIon offlood wa~er III 10": lYIn~ <'.rell.S of Tahsils Barnal"., M?.1erkotlr. <'.nd Sangrul', a net 'work of drains was pIr.nned. 55 small dr11_Ins runmng Into about 245 kms. were dug through voluntr.ry efforts of the people9.nd an other 31 big drains running into <,.bout 1,460 kms. have been constructed by Government. The water of all these drains r<'.lls eitner' into the' Sirhihd choya or river Ghaggar.

Geograpbr:

The District is a level pl2;in, with01.~t ~ny. hill or strea!ll' I!s la~d. can be divided !nto'two natural tracts, Powadh and Jangal. The. Malerkotla Tahsll'ltes In Powadh wnere tne SOlliS clay loam, flch for cultiv2.tion. The water tablejs high S1.nd irrigation is done mostly from wells. Sangruf and Barnala Tahsils lie in the tract known as Jangal. The soil here is generally sandy 'loam, and enjoys. the facility of irrigation from canals.

Land Utilization: The economy of the district is agrIculture oriented. As per 1981 Census, 77.19 per cent of population lives in rural areas and of the total workers in the distric!, 7~.99 per cent are ,engaged as cultivators and agricultural labourers. In the year 1979-80, the total land under ctiltlvatlOn was 749,000 nectares, net area sown and area Sown more than once being 458,000 hectares and 291,000 hectares respectively against total cultivable area of 466,000 hectares.

The principal crops, gf the ai.strict are wheat~ pa~dy! maize, bajra, groundnut, cotton s.nd sugarcalle. More than half of the cultlva ted land IS undel wheat curbva non. Sugarca.ne also accounts for a substantial portion of the cultiva.ted land. Its cultivatioll' is expanding fast mainly because of the setting up of a sugar mill at . The introduction ofthe package programme, entailing the use of high yielding varieties of seeds, chemical fertilizers pesticides ana modern agricultural implements, has resulted in the manifold increase in food production. '

The area under inain crops during 1979-80 in the district was as under:

Area under each ClOp (in '000' hectares) 1979-80 Main crop- Area Percentage of totaJ...arelll

Whea1 332 100

Rice 104 100

Maize 3 7

Bajra 6 42

Besides canals, tube-wells, pumpi,ng, sets and wells are ,the main source of irriga tion in the district. How­ ever, well-irrigation is no more.popular and is being rapidly getting replaced by-tube-well irrigation which is proved by the figures given below: 1966-67 1979-80

NQ. of tube-wells and pumping sets 353 31,230

No. of wells used for irr~gation 18,793 516 Net irrigated area shows 8.n apprecitT.ble improvement, having increasea from 223 thousand hectares' in 1960-61 to 441.3 thousand hectares in 1979-'80.

Animal Husbandry:

Therehas been proportionate increase in the cattle wealth particularly in milch cattle. However, the increase in mechanised fanning· has meant apparent holding. back of any progress in the number of bullocks and aamels earlier used for ploughing. Cattle wealth of the district includes bullocks & bulls, buffaloes, camels, 'horses and ponies, donkeys. and mules, sheep and goats. Of late, there has b~en a spurt in' poultry raising. Animal wealth of the district has increased from 7,275 hundred heads in 196Q-67'to 10,155 hlJ.ndred heads in 1979-80. The distric~ is also studded with 51 veterinary hospitals. Number of veterinarY institutions per 100 inhabited villages has increased· from 5.76 in 1966-67 to 12.69 in 1979-80. '3 Present -jurisdiction:' Foutlahsils viz. Malerkotla, Sangrur, Sunaro. and Barnala constitute the district of Sangrur which is being administer-ed·from-the Sangrur town. It was carved out in 1948 out of the territories of the erstwhile princely states roT Patiala, Nabha, Malerkotla and Jind. It is one of the southern districts of the state borderihg-Hatyana and lies between 29°-44' and 30°-42' North latitude and 75°-18' and 76°-13' East longitude. Present jurisdiction of !the district is''similar to tbat prevailing at 1971 Census, its area remaining ~1{;7'sq:knls. OommunicatiOtis: For tHe social and economic development of an area, a well knit·tdmspoitation system 'is i pre-requisite. As the economy of tbe district has an agriculture base, linking of villages with the towns/main roads by roads/ lin~ roads is very essential to provide satisfactory transport system. The total qerlgtlrdf roads in 'Sangrur district has increased from 748 kilometers in 1966·67 to 2,842 kilometers in 1979-80, whereas the total length of pucca roads 'lias'increased Trom 625 kms. in 1966·67 to 2,842 kms. in 1979-8e. MbSf of'tlie routes are natimra1ised. This 'district is-served'byihree 'state highways 11. '12 and i3"'and-major distritt rOads 19,21,32, 33,34, 35, 43 and 51 details of which are given below:-

STATE HIGHWAYS SH 11 Ludhiana·Sangrur·Patran·Jind.

SH 12 Patiala':sangiur-'Barnafa:'Batbinda-. SH 1'3 Bakha· -Barnala-Mansa--Sirsa. MA!IUR DISTRICT ROADS 19 lffoonak--. 21 'Sangrur-Sunam-Jakhal. 32 Patiala-N abha-Malerkotla 33 Mruerkotla-Jarg-Khanna

34 Gobindgarh-~abha- 35 Bhawanigarh-Sunam:Bhikhi-Kot Shamir 43 Barnala--Rajakhana-Jaitu 51 Jagraen-Raiket-MaIerkotla There -are tW9 sections of railway .lines. The Ludhiana-.JaJroal .line-passes -through Makl'kotla, Sangrur and Sunam, in north-south directions. The Patiala-Bathinda line passes though Dhllri and Barnala in east-west direction. The a:150ve two railw1ty lines are of broad-gauge. There is no meter-gauge railway: line in 'Sangrer District. Amenities-educational, medical, postal, water supply and electricity:

The district has shown a good improvement in the number of educational institutions which increased from 639 in 196'7 to 1123 in 1979: -:Many new schools have been opened and quite a few have been upgraded. The following figures show the pace of progress of educational institutions in the district:

1967 1979

Primary Schools 490 829 Middle Schools 70 115

High and Higliet Secondar:9' Schools 76 169~

Arts & Science colle~es 3 10 4

The coverage of population under health scheme may be glanced from the table given-below:-

1962 1979-80

No. of hospitals 7 21

No. of primary health centres 9 11

No. of dispensaries 14 109

Population covered per doctor 20,304 1,840

Population covered per bed 3,246 1,169

l>opulation covered pet-medical institution 31,810 9,806

In additioh to the aoove, a large number of Ayurvedic and Unani institutions also assist the health care schemes.

As in other parts of the state, potable water supply in this district is also comparatively in a better measure,. Almost all the inhabited villages are being served with water supply source either in the village itself or 'trear, the village.

All villages are electrified.

, The postal facilities have also recorded appreciable increase. The pace of progress 'may be seen as under :.-

1966-67 1979-80

No. of post offices 203 258

No. of telegraph offices 15 22

No. of telephone centres 8 22

Present Demographic picture:

The population of the djstrict as recorded in 1981 Census was 1,410,250 persons (758,058 males 'and 652,192 females). This is 11.90 per cent of the state's total population. Of the total district population 22,81 per cent lives in urban areas as against 20.31 per cent observed at the 1971 Census. The sex-ratio of the district has been worked out at 860 which is lower than the state figure of 879. The growth of population during the decade (1971-81) was 22.99 per cent as against 23.89 per cent for the state. Urban growth rate was higher than the rural growth rate, it being 13.10 per cent for urban areas and 19.16 per cent for rural areas. Tahsilwise percentage increase during the previous decade is indicated below:-

Tahsil Total Rural Urban , ..

'\.. Malerkotla 23.60 20.03 36.04

Sangrur 23.71 21.15 30.96

Sunam 21.23 14.50 64.19

Barnala 23.89 21.45 30.19

Tbe density of population in tne district is 276 persons ~er sq. }em. which is finally lower than the state density· (333).

Literacy:

The literacy rate of the district as revealed at 1981 Census was·29.60 whi~h is lower lh~ the literacy rate (40.86 %) worked out for the state. Further efforts are suggested in the matter of promotion of both male and female literacy which is 35.56 per cent and 22.68 per cent respectively for the district as against 47.16 per cent and 33.69 per cent in the state. Among the distriCts, Ludhiana tops in the literacy rate (50.60 %) in the state" 5 Scheduled Castes Population :

The percentage of scheduled castes population to total population was 25.47 which is lower than the state figure (26.87 %) Occupations:

Out of total population of 1,410,250 persons (758,058 males and 652,192 femaleS') in the di,strict, 443,866 persons (431,437 males and 12,429 females) are main workers i.e. those who have reported to have worked for six months or more prior to the date of enumeration. T.b.e work participation rate for the district thus works out to 31.47 per cent for persons (56.91 per cent for males and 1.90 per cent for females). The corresponding rates for the state are 29.35 per cent for total population (53.15 per cent for males and only 2.27 per cent for females). Thus the work participation rate of the district is marginally higher than the rate worked out for state.

The major chunk of main workers is engaged as cultivators (46.35 per cent) followed by 'other workers' (26.28 per cent), agricultural labourers (24;64 per cent) and those working in household industry (2.73 pel cent). The female participation as 'other workers' (54.16 per cent) is the highest followed by 'agricultural labourers' (28.77 per cent). Trade/Commerce: The district has been predominantly agricultural. Apart from the staple varieties of food grains ike wheat, paddy, maize and barley, it is also known for ground nut, sugarcane and cotton.

Situated at the southern border of Punjab, away from the 1Ilain heartland of the state, the district is studded with flourishing mandis. There were 10 marketing committees which served as important centres to the sellers of the district and the purchasers from outside tbe district. The centres were as follows :-

1. Barnala 2. Dhuri 3. 4. MalerkotIa 5. Sangrur 6. Sunam 7. Ahmedgarh 8. Tapa 9. 10. Bhawanigarh II. Sullar Gharat.

Industry:

/ Even in the early years of the century the town of Bhadaur was known for bell-metal cups and brass wares, Sunam .for cotton pagris, khes and chautaies, Barnala tahsil for sajji, Sangrur for phulkaris, embroidered desi shoes gold and silver ornaments. Sangrur, Sunam and Baranla had number of artisans whose products like wooden carts, wooden boxes and peehris were treasured ,by the village folks of the surrounding areas. Malerkotla boasted of artistic work of tilla and zari, ivory work, brass and copper utensils, khes, durries and embroidered desi shoes. Malerkotla was also well known for small agricultural implements like tasla, kahi and hal as also karahi, tawa and bucket. These articles were exported through out Rajasthan. At Malerkotla a small factory also manufactured survey instruments. A cotton ginning and pressing factory was set up at Malerkotla in 1904. These factories were run by steam and diesel engines.

During the Second World War, when there was a shortage of iron, re-rolling mills were established at Maler­ kotla, Ahmedgarb, Barnala, Sangrur and Sunam to re.-roll scrap metal. The workers of Malerkotla also started tbe manufacture of spare parts of cycles" and sewing machInes when their import was limited due to Second World War. These industries, however, received some set back when a large number of muslim artisans migrated to in the wake of partition. But very shortly this gap was made up. Many new industries were set up and many more are on the way. Tbe supply of electricity from Bhakra has !llso accelerated industrial development. At present though the district is 110t much developed in 18;rge scale industrIes yet it has achieved a remarkable progr-es~ in small scale industries. Most of thff industrial units are located at Malerkotla because of the availability of cheap skilled labour. Among the Large Scale Industries, following may be mentioned:­

Malwa Sugar Mill, Dhuri ;

MI S Sir Ganga Ram and Sons, Ma}erkotla,;

MIS Rlljindra Modi Ginning and Oil Mills, Sunam, 6 In this district the following medium and small scale industries are also located:­

Cycle, Cycle Parts·and Sewing Machine Parts Automobile Parts

Surgical InstrUlpents

Radio Assemhling Non-Ferrous MetaJs

EJectrical Goods

Steel Re-rolling Mills

Cotton Ginning and Pressing

PowerIoom Weaving

Plastic Goods

Saltpetre

Asbestos Cement Pipes and Pipe-Fittings

Village lndustries.-Handloom weaving, ban and rope making, leather tanning, ..shoes and other leather goods manufacture, gur and khandsari making, and khaddar production, are the important village industries. They play an important role in the rural economy. Government advances loans on liberal terms and at low rate of intere5t for setting up new industries and for the expansion of existing ones. Subsidies ere also granted to the small rural artisans. Government rna kes arrangements for the procurement and distribution of raw ferrous metals, coal, coke and cement, and essentiality certificates are issued for the grant of import licences for raw material, machinery and their components. Technic al guidance for the setting up of new units is given to interested persons. Three rural industiraI development centres, one each at Barnala, Sunam and Malerkotla provide technical guidance and other facilities for the manufacture of agricultural implements, shoes and new designs arc supplied to the hand loom weavers. Training in different trades like agricultural implements making, carpentry, blacksmithy. dyeing and printing, sheet metal work, fSTIcy leather, cane, bamboo and shoe making, is also imparted in five different centres. In other ten industrial schools, training is being given to girls in tailoring, embroidery, needle work, leather work and salma and sitara. Besides, two industrial training institutes, one each at Ahmedgarh and Sunam, are doing very useful work.

One Industrial Estate with 8 sheds at Sunam and another at Malerkotla with 30 sheds, have been set up in the district. These industrial estates house new industries which enjoy low tent accomodations.

It has the dubious distinction of being one of the most backward districts in the field of industry. There is only a small number of industrial units in its towns making cycles, cycle parts, surgical instruments, water pipe' fittings, electrical goods and handloom products. There were only 355 registered factories in the district in 1980.

Sangrur district is mainly agricultural but is also catching up with industrial expansion lubricated by pressure on land. Some progress has been made in the last two decades which can be judged from the fact that in 1960 there were only 96 registered factories in the district whereas this number has increased to 355 in 1980. HISTORICAL TOWNS & PLACES OF INTEREST

(i) Sangrur:-This town is 55 kms. from Patiala and lies on 30o-15'N and 75°-59'E. It has a railway station on the Ludhiana-Jakhal-Hissar railway line and is connected also by metalled roads with Jind, Bathinda, Barnala, Nabha, Dhuri, Patiala, Malerkotla and Ludhiana. In 1981, its population was 45,220 only. The town is named after Sanghu, a Jat, who is said to have founded it some 400 y-ears ago. Raja Sangat Singh shifted his capital here from Jind being nearer to Patiala and Nabha. Later Raja Raghbir Singh beautified the town by constructing bazars on the lines of Jaipur with pucca shops, gardens, tanks, temples alld other public and religious buildings, with a metalled circular road around the town. The old town is walled on all the four sides but there is a considerable expansion outside since Independence. The centre of the town has a beautiful fountain from which a north-south road connects Nabha gate with Sunami gate and e?)St-west road connects Patiala gate with Dhuri gate. Sangrur is the headquarters of the Sangrur district. The Deputy Commissioner!s office is 10cated in the old palace. The chief attraction of the town is the Banasar Garden, which has a marble baradari in the centre of a swimming tank. Within its precincts are an Olympic Stadium and the Darbar Hall, which accommodates sev~ral government offices, Public Library and a Model School. The Ranbir College and six schools impart edu­ cation to boys and girls. A civil hospital and a verterinary hospital, are the other places of public utility. Among the industries of the town are a cotton ginning and pressing factory and Rama Pipe Industries producing cement pipes. Malerkotla.-Malerkotla is situated 32 kms. north of Sangrur and 48 kms. south of Ludhiana. It is a railway station on the Ludhiana-Jakhal-Hissar railway line and lies on 30 0 -32'N and 75°-59"E. It is the head­ quarters of the sub-division and tahsil of that name. Previously it was the headquarters of the . Its population increased by 25.71 per cent during the last decade i.e. 1971-81.

The town is divided in two parts; Maler and Kotla, which were united by the construction of Moti Bazar The Maler was founded by Sadr-ud-Din, in 1466 and Kotla by Bayazid Khan in 1656. Sadr-ud-Din, the founder of the Malerkotla family, was a Sherwani Afghan of Daraband, and is said to be a very pious man and a disciple of the Pir Rukn Alam, the Multani. He left the Pir and settled at Bhumsi (near Malerkotla). Bahlol Lodi stayed here on his way to attack Delhi and met Sadr-ud-Din. When Bahlol Lodi became the king of Delhi, he gave his daughter to Sadr-ud-Din in marriage, and 68 villages as dowry. From her, Sadr-Ud-Din got three sons, out of whom one died without heir. The descendants of the elder son, Isa, became the rulers of the Malerkotla state, while the descendants of the younger, Hassan, became Khalifas or attendants at the shrine of Sadr-un-Din, who died in ISIS. On every thursday a fair is held at this shrine and offerings are made in the shape of money and kind. The fair on the first thursday of every lunar month is more important when it is attended by thousands of people, mostly Hindus. The annual offerings amoupt to about Rs. 2 lakhs, which a.re distributed among the khalifas. When the state was merged into PEPSU, Nawab Iftikhar Ali Khan was the ruler of the Malerkotla state.

The Diwan Khana, also known as Sheesh Mahal, and Moti Bazar are the main attractions of the town. Mott Bazar consisting of two storeyed shops made of red bricks on either side, is one furlong long. The grain market located here is controlled by a Market Committee. The Kamboh residents of this town, are well known for vegetable cultivation. The vegetables grown around the town are exported to big towns in the state. and methi is supplied to other states also. Sunam :-The original name of the town was Surajpur because of a tank named Surajkund or pool of the Sun, and it is situated near a choa, following probably the alignment of the canal dug by Feroze Shah in 1360. It is 13 kms. from Sangrur by rail and 19 kms. by road and lies on 30 0 -8'N and 75°-52'E. It is also connected by metalled roads with Patiala and Bathinda. Its population increased from 10,069 in 1901 to 35,505 only in 1981. The present town is situated within the walls of the old fort. A rural industrial estate with 8 sheds was set up here in 1964. One unit manufactures radio cabinets and another assembles transistors and third is an oil mill. Besides, there are also some cotton ginning factories, one re-rolling mill and one ice factory. The Industrial Training Institute, had on its rolls 114 trainees in 1964·65. A rural industrial development centre for leather goods is functioning in the town since 1963. The town has two high schools for boys and one higher secondary school for girls, a civil hospital, and a verterinary hospital. To commemorate the memory of Sardar Udham Singh, also known as Ram Bakash Singh, who shot General Dyer at London as a revenge for the massacre at Iallianwala Bagh. A tournament is held here annually which attracts a large number of spectators and participants. -

Barnala:-~a~~ala (previousl>, known as Anahadgarh), 38 kms. west of ° Sangrur br roa~, is the. head­ quarters of the sub-dmslOll and tahstl of that name. It lies on 30 0 -23"N and 75 -37'E and IS a raIlway station on Bathinda-Ambala line. It is also connected by road with Patiala, Ludhiana, Bathinda, Moga, Faridkot and Mansa. In 1901 Barnala had a population of only 6,905, which has increased to 43,440 only in 1981. Baba Ala Singh founded this place in 1722 and made this town his capital till 1763, when it Was shifted to Pati ala. The old town is enclosed by a wall, within which is an old fort, which now accommodates the court of the Sub-Divisional Magistrate and the office of the Deputy Superintendent of Police. The grain market of the town is the biggest in the district for the sale of wheat, maize and desi cotton. The interest taken by the people of the town in education can be judged from the fact that there is a private Degree College, number of High Schools (each for boys and girls) and Primary' Schools. The Industrial , School for girls imparts training in tailoring, embroidery and leather works. Among other institutions of the town are a civil hospital, a veterinary hospital, two Post Offices and two beautiful dharamshalas. The Nehru Nursing Home and the Gita Bhawan are under construction. The industrial - concerns in the town are two cotton ginning and pressing factories, two ice factories, two steel re-rolling- mills, three oil seed crushing mills, 12 saw mills and chakkies, and two small hosiery shops. bhuri :-It is ~ituated 16 kIDs. north ofSangrur. Dhuri is a junction for the ludhiana-iakhal Md Bathinda­ Ambala railway lines. The population of the town increased by 9,599 persons during the last decade. The mandi area was constructed some fifty sixty years back by the ruler of erstwhile Patiala state. Besides a market for agricultu­ ral prod-qce, there are in the town Malwa sugar mills, a steel re-rolling plant, five cotton ginning and oil mills"Dhir saltpetre refinery, a concern manufacturing sofa springs anq stapple pins, and one unit producing hardware goods. There is also an Industrial Training School for girls and a Footwear Training Centre. '

Ahmedgarh:-Ahmedgarh lies on the northern border of the district, 53 kms. from Sangrur by r('lad. It is also a railway station on the Ludhiana-Jakhalline. It was founded by Nawab Ahmed Ali Khan of Malerkotla in 1905, with a set plan.

The population of the town rose from ~,283 in 1931 to 16,874 only in 1981 and increased by 4,375 p~rsons during 1971-81. There are 4 cotton ginning and pressing factories, one steel fe-rolling mill (the biggest in the district) and one sewing machine parts manufacturing unit. The town is well,known for the manufacture of Khurpas, kahis and datis, and has a well developed cotton textile industry. The town is served by number of high and higher secondary schools for boys and girls, a civil dispensary, and a verterinary'hospital. An industrial school for girls, gives training in tailoring, leather works and embroidery, and there is also a blacksmithy centre. An industrial training institute was also set .uP here in 1979-80. Tapa:-The town is named after Tapa Ram, a disciple of Baba Sukha Nand, who spent his life in medi­ tation. On his smadh two fairs are held every year. The area comprising grain market was developed after the construction of Bathinda-Ambala railway line. It is a good cotton market. By road it is 54 kIDs. from Sangrur and 56 kms. from Bathinda.

There are number of cotton ginning and pressing factories, dal plants, ice factories. Besides there is a primary health centre, civil hospital and a veterin~ry hospital. ~ ANNEXURE JURISDICTIONAL CHANGES SANGRUR DISTRICT (Intra-district changes):-

(i) Barnala Tahsil lost 4 villages to Malerkotla Tahsil •. No. 2087 RGI=12/2068, dated llth July, 1972 (As shown in Annexure XV)

(ii) Malerkotla Tahsil lost 8 villages to Batnala Tahsil .• No. 2087-RGI-72/2068, dated 11th July, 1972 (As shown in Annexure XVI) . (iii) Malerkotla Tahsiflost village Jhaloor, H.B.No. 33 .• No. 765-RGI-74/1571, dated 10th June, 1974 to Barnala Tahsil (As shown in Annexure ~I) .. 10 iNTRODUCTIQN TO DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

Keeping in view the needs of planners, for exhaustive infrastructural and amenity data upto village level, required for micro-level planning, the formats of the vHl~ge and town directory of 1981 DCH serIes-have beeD redesigned and some new features useful for planning have been added while maintaining the comparability with 1971 data. A few new items of information such as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres, community health workers in villages, etc. have been introduced to meet some of the requirements of revised ininimum needs programme. A new item 'approacli to village' has been introduced to give anjdea about the vUlages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column 'total population and number of households' has been introduceed to cxamin~ the correlation of am~l1ities with the population and number of households they serve.Two more appendices nlm"}ly (i) Ii,t of villag,n where no am~nities are ayailable and (ii) list of villages indicating ranges according to th., p:o;)):tio:l of s<;l1"}luled. C:l.~tc~ to total pJp'.11ation hava been added with the Safie object in view. A-significant a1ditioJ in clan of th'} town in all the six statem~nts of the town directory which along with population and decadal v.lriation from l~()l to 1981 will prove quite useful fO,r analysing th.e infrastructure of amenities in the urban area of state.

Contents: The 19&1 DOH series have been divided into two parts. Part A contains village and town directory and Part B POA of villages and towns and P8A for scheduled castes upto tahsiIftown levels. Botll parts are being pu blished in this volume. The village directory contains information about total area of each village in hectares, total population and number of households, amenities/conveniences available in the village, staple food of the people and the land use pattern. There js also information about the nearest town and its distance from the village and approach to the village. The town directory presents data on each town with the aid of six statements giving the status and class of the town, the decadal population and growth rate during 1901~1981, physical and loeational aspects, municipal finance and availability of amenities/facilities like medical, educational, banking etc., trade, commerce and industry. POA incorporates tahsilwise data for each village and each town/ward under the following heads :-0 (i) Area in hectares/sq. kms.

(ii) Number of occupied census houses.

(iii) Number of households.

(iv) Total population.

(v) Scheduled castes population (there is no schedulecf tribes in Punjab State).

(vi) Literates.

(vii) Main workers classified into four categories of cultivators, agricultural labourers, household industry and other workers.

(viii) Marginal workers.

(ix) Non-workers.

Maps

The map of the district ana. a map ror e&.ch tahsil of the district have been included. The district map shows the district boundary and location of its headquarters, tahsil boundaries and location of its headquarters, national highw3.ys, state highways, important metalled roads, railway lines river and streamS, towns and ceusus villages according to population size, post and telegraph offices, degree co'Ueges and technical institutions, rest houses etc.

The tahsil map,contains boundary of tahsil and location of tahsil headquarters, villages with location codes villages with population size, uninhabitt'd villages with location codes, urban areas wi!h ..-location codes, roaps, railways and services facilities such as post and telegraph offices, higher seco_!1dF.Y schools, hospitals etc.

Besides both the district and tahsil. maps have an inset map showing additions or loss of territory during the decade. 11 Sources:

Whereas peA contains census data, tor compilation of vilJp.ge and town directory, the relevant schedules a10ngwith comprehensive instructions, were sent to the revenue officers (for rurp.l areas) and executive cfficers of municipal bodies (for urban areas) to be filled in at theil end. The completed schedllles were collected from the relevant quarters during the house listing operations in April, 1980 by the staff of this directorate. The schedules were scrutinised at th~ directorate and the directories were compiled therefrom.

Census Concepts and Definitions Village and Town directory :

# Rural-Urban classification :-The 1981 census data are being presented by rural and urban areas, as in the previous censuses.

As far as rural area is concerned 'village' has been adopted as the lowest census unit.

Rural area: 'Village'~-- The definition of the village adopted in census is identical with that of 'mauza' given under section 3(i) of the punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887. It is the 'revenue estate' determined as such for the purpose of levy and collection of the land revenue. The revenue estate is defined in the Act ibid as an area :

(a) for which a separate record of rights exists; or

(b) which has been separately assessed to land revenue, or would have bcen so assessed if the land revenue had not been realised, compounded or redeemed; or

(c) which the state Government may by general rule or specific orders declare to be an estate.

The village is thus not merely the abadi deh (red lined area) for census taking but the entire land coming within the fixed boundaries of ea<;h village in terms of the act ibid.

There are 724 villages (including 10 uninhabited and 7 since covered in urban areas in Sangrur district).

Urban area : 'Town' :-The following definition of an 'urban' area has been adopted at the 1981 census which is analogous to the criterion adopted in 1961 and 1971 censuses with SOme minor variation (as indicated below) : (a) All places with a corporation, municipality or cantonment board or notified town area .•

(b) All other places which satisfied the following criteria:

(i) a minimum population of 5,000 ;

(li) at least 75 pet cent of the male working population engaged in non-agricultural (and allied) activity; and (iii) • a population of at least 400 persons per sq. km. of (or 1,000 per sq. mile). I The urban criterion of 1981 census varies slightly from that of 1961 and 1971 censuses in that the males working in activities such as forestry, logging etc. were then treated as engaged in non-agricultural activit~ .. !t, therefore, co!ltributed to the 75 per cen.t criterion in 1961 and 1971 censuses whereas in the 1981 census these actlVltlfS have been treated as on par with cultivation and agricultural labour for the purpose of this criterion.

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. At the 1971 census, the state directors of census operations were also given discretion in marginal cases to include, in consultation with the State Government, a place that had other distinct urban characteristics, or to exclude an undeserving place from being treated as 'urban'. '.

Urban agglomeration (U.A) :-Apart from town/city (a town with a population of one lakh and above), the 1971 concept of urban agglomeration is also adopted for the 1981 census. Very often l

(a) a c.ity with continuous outgrowth (H,e pll.rt of (utgr()\\lh 1:eing cutf:C'C 1} e ~jajul(] y Fnjts h~t ff Wr g_ within the boundaries of tbe adjoining village or villages) ; - '

(b) one town with sirniJ2f tufgrow1h or t"o or rr.ore 2.dio ining fo\\ns wi1h l1.eir CU1L1C\\ 1l.s ,J :n (a),; or

(c) a city and one or more adjoining towns with their ou!groWths all of which fonn a contim:ous sJJread. 12

Stand(m! Urban Area (S.U.A.) :-A new concept of standard urban area (SUA) as introduced in 1971 census was also followed for the 1981 census. The esselltial requirements for the constitution of a standard urban area are:

(i) it should have a core town of a minimum population of 50,OOO.~ (ii) the contiguous "areas" made up..of other urban as well as rural administrative units should have mutual socia-economic links with the COre town ; and (iii) in all probability tbis entire area should get fully urbanised in a period of two or three decades.

Certain SUAs were de~ermined on this basis in 1971 and some basic data were presented for 1951, 1961 and 1971 for such areas and their components. Similar data are being presented for the SUAs in 1981 also. The- idea is to present basic data for these areas for four to five decades so that the urbanisatk'n nrocess in those areas can be ~~. . 13 DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS- BASED ON ANALYSIS OF INSET TABLES (PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT). Population: Table 1 gives sex-wise population for total, rural and urban areas, number of total and inhabited villages and towns as at 1981 Census. The district of Sangrur has a population of 1,410,250 persons (758,058 males and 652,192 females), 22.81 per cent of the population of the district· lives in urban areas as compared to 27.68 percent of the state as a whole. None of the tahsils of this district has urban component higher than the proportion of the state urban population. Sangrur tahsil has the highest urban cOmponent (27.59 %) followed by Malerkotla (24.51 %), Barnala (21.64%) and Sunam (18.36:YJ. Sex-ratio: The sex-ratio,for the district is 860 females per 1,000 males as against the corresponding state figure of 879. The lowest sex-ratio (846) has been reported for Sunam tahsil, whereas the sex-ratio for other three tahsils Sangrur, Barnala and Malerkotla is 860, 865 and 861 respectively. Table 2 shows change in distribution of population during the last decade 1971-81 for the district and its tahsils. Growth rate: The district has shown a growth rate of 22.99 per cent as against the state growth-rate of 23.89 per cent. The rural growth-rate is 19.14 per cent against state rural growth rate of 17.48 per cent whereas the urban growth rate is 38.10 per cent as against the state urbon growth rate of 33.51 per cent. The highest urban growth rate of 64.19 has been,reported by Sunam tahsil and the lowest 30.96 per cent by Sangrur tahsil. Table 3 gives the distribution of villages accordin&to population l'anges, Villages : The district has 707 inhabited villages. The average number of persons per inhabited village in the district works out to 1540.There is prepondera}1ce of middle sized villages (500 to 1,999), their number being 443, forming 62.66 per cent of the total inhabited villages in the district. There are 14 villages with the population range of 5,000 to 9,999. Table 4 shows distribution of villages by density. Density: The density of population in the district works out to 276 persons per sq. km., which is significantly lower than the state average density of 333 persons per sq. km., However, it has recorded a substantial increase of ~1 persons per sq. km., from 225 persons per sq. km. in 1971 to 276 persons per sq. km. in 1981. 366 villages (51.77%) out of the total have 707 inhabited villages have density between 201-300 persons per sq. km., 154 villages (21.78 %) have density between 101~200 persons per sq. km., 142 villages (20.08 %) have density between 301-500 persons per sq. km. 13 villages (1.84 %) have density more than 500, and the remaining villages have density. less than 10 persons to 100 persons per sq. km . SchedUled Castes Population:

Table 5 and table 6 give information on scheduled castes populationJ table 5 shows the proportion of scheduled castes population to total population in rural areas and table 6 shows the proportion of schedliled castes population in urban areas of the district. The district has relatively low percentage of scheduled castes population i.e. 25.47 per cent compared to 26.87 ..per-cent,for the state as a whole. -

Majoril)' of villages i.e. :02 or 42.72 p(.r C(nt ha,e Echcculcd ([,SICS ropula(m 21 per cent to 30 per cent; 268 or 37.90 per cent villages bve Hhdul(d uS1es rq:,u)~.t:(n 31 p<.r C(llt and atx)ve; but the remaining 137 villages have schedukd caS1es FPl'.l~.lj( n le~( \\. :0 per cfilL . As compared to rural areas, the urb3.n alea have substantially lower proportion of scheduled castes popula-. tion, which constitutes 17.37 pe.r (fnt of the total population. Bhadaur M:C. "With 36,25 !1/~ of sched uled cast~s popula­ tion ranks first amongst the towns of the district ~herees the l(Jwest (5.87 %) has been 'repc rted by Malerkotla M.e. while Ahinedgarh M.e. has the second lowest proporticn of schedu.led castes population to total population (13.98 %).A tahsilwise study can also be made from Table 9. There is no scheduled tribes population in the district as no scheduled tribes has been declared as such for the state of punja,.b. 14 Literacy:

Table 7 alld Table 8 reveal the literacy by population ranges of villages and literacy for towns respectively. Only 29.60 per cent of the population of the district is literate (which can at least read and write a letter with under­ standing, as the definitien of 'Literate' in Census parlance goes) as against the state percentage of 40.86. The male literacy rate is 35.56 per cent and female literacy rate is 22.68 per cent. The literacy rate shows improvement Over the literacy rate in 1971 by 5.57 points, improvement being commensurate with improvement in the literacy rate of some of the other districts of the state. The respective literacy rates for rural and urban areas of the district are 25.76 per cent and 42.62 per ('ent respectively. Tahsilwise literaoy rates for total, rural and urban, and persons, males and females can be examined from Table 9.

Table 8 shows the highest literacy rate for Ahmedgarh M.C. (56.69%) followed by Sangrur M. C. (53.21 ~/) and Dhuri M.C. (51.87%). The lowest literacy rate of 22.51 %has been returned by M.e., and last one being Moonak N.A.C. (28.32 %) . Wprking population :

The main workers constitute 31.47 per cent, male main workers 56.91 per cent and female main workers 1.91 % of the total main working force 70.93 per cent are engaged in agriculture as cultivators.

TABLE I

Population, Number of Villages aDd Town~, 1981

.. _---- Sr. Name of POPULATION No. of No. No. tahsil villages of Total Rural Urban towns Total Inha- P M F P M F P M F bited

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 Malerkotla 447,670 239,731 207,939 337,940 181,469 156,471 109,730 58,262 51,468 287 283 3 2 Sangrur 246,513 132,534 113,979 178,505 96,471 82,034 68,008 36,063 31,945 132 129 3 3 Sunam 337,037 182,573 154,464 2 75,157 149,758 125,399 61,880 32,815 29,065 161 160 4 4 Bamala 379,030 203,220 175,810 297,007 159,472 137,535 82,023 43,748 38,275 137 ]35 4

District total 1,410,250 758,058 652,192 1,0811,609 587,170 501,439 321,641 170,888 150,753 717 707 14

TABLE NO.2 Decadal Change in Distribution of Population

Name of tah~il POPULATION Percentage decadal (1971-81) variation 1971 1981

Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban- I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Malerkotla 362,201 281,543 80,658- 447,670 337,940 109,730 +23'60 +20'03 +36'04 Sangrur 199,273 147,343 51,930 246,513 178,505, 68,008 +23 '71 +21'15 +30'96 SUDam 278.007 240,318 37,689 337,037 275,157 61,880 +21'23 +14'50 +64'19 Barnala 307,169 244,550 62,619 379,030 297,007 82,023 +23 '39 +21'45 +30'99

-~- District total 1,146,650 913,754 232,896 1,410,250 1,088,609 321,641 +22'99 +19'14 +38'10 TABLE 3 Distribution of Villages by Population Ranges

Range of population No. of Percentage of villages in village~ in each range each range 2 3 Less than 200 29 4·10 200--499 62 8·77 500-1,999 443 62·66 2,000-4,999 159 22·49 5,000-9,999 14 1·98 10,000+ Total 707 100·00 ------_- - -- TABLE 4 Distribution of Villages by Density ------_ Range of density Total number Percentage of (per sq. km.) of villages in villages in each density each range density range 2 3

-10 4 0'57 11-20 7 0·99 21-50 9 1·27 51-100 12 1·70 101-200 154 21·78 201-300 366 51,77 301-500 142 20,08 501+ 13 1'84 Not known Total 707 100'00

TABLE 5 Proportion of Scheduled Castes Population to Total Population in the Villages ------Percentage range of scheduled castes Number of Percentage of population to total population villages in villages in each range each range 2 3 Nil 11 1·56 Less than 5 11 1·56 6-10 17 2·40 11-15 33 4·67 16-20 65 9·19 21-30 302 42,72 31 and above 268 37·90 Total 707 100·00 16

TABLE 6

Proportion of Scheduled Castes Population in Towns

Name and civic status of the Total Total Percentage of town population scheduled castes scheduled population castes population to total popu­ lation 2 3 4 1. Ahmedgarh M.e. 16,874 2,359 13 ·98 2. Barnala U.A. 43,680 9,047 20·71 (i) Barnala M.e. 43,440 8.968 20·64 3. Bhadaur M.C. 13,350 4,839 36·25 4. Bhawanigarh U.A. 9,817 2,369 24·13 (i) Bbawanigarh M.e. 8,901 1,707 19 ·18 5. M.C. 13,885 3,558 25·62 6. Dhuri M.e. 27,100 5,029 18·56 7. Khanauri Kalan N.A.C. .4,923 1,084 22·02 8. Lehragaga U .A. 12,241 2,561 20·92 (i) Lehragaga M.C. 11,455 2,062 17·98 9. Longowal U.A. 12,971 2,844 21·93 (i) Longowal M.C. 12,530 2,835 22·63 10. Malerkotla M.C. 65,756 3,860 5·87 11. M09nak N.A.C. 8,536 1,651 19'34 12. Sangrur M.e. 45,220 7,036 15·56

~3. Sunam U.A. 36,180 6,729 18·60 (i) Sunam M.C. 35,505 6,525 18·38 14. Tapa U.A. 11,108 2,888 26·00 (I) Tapa M.C. 11,088 2,888 26·05 All Towns 321,641 55,854 17·37 ._------. ------TABLE NO.1

Literacy Rates by Population Ranges of Villages

Range of populati on Number of Literacy vlJlages In rate each range 1 2 j Less than 200 29 30·88 200--499 62 32·06 500-1999 443 26'94 2000--4999 159 24'84 5000-9999 14 22·16 10000+

Total 707 25·76 17

TABLE 8 Literacy Rates for Towns

Name and civic status of the town Literacy rate 2 1. Ahmedgarh M.C. 56·69 2. Bamala U.A. 49·58 (D Bama1a M.C. 49 '73 3. Bhada.ur M.C. 29·74 4. Bhawanigarh U.A. 45 '29 (i) Bhawnigarh M.C. 47'53 5. Dhanaula M.C. 32'73 6. Dhuri M.C. 51 '87 7. Khanauri Kalan N.A.C .. 42'03 8. Lehragaga U.A. 44·90 (i) Le:hragaga M.C. 46'83 9. Longowal U.A. 22·09 (i) Longowal M.C. 22·51 10. Malerkotla M.C. 32'39 11. Moonak N.A.C. 28'32 12. Sangrur M.C. 53 '21 13. Sunam VA 43 ·93 (i) Sunam M.C. 44'46 14. Tapa U.A. 42'60 (i) Tapa M.C. 42'50 ---- Ail towns 42 '6.2 18

TABLE Literates, Workers, Non-Workers, . Percentage Name of tahsil Totall Total population Scheduled Literates to total population Rural/ Castes Urban popula- P M F tion to P M F total popula~ tion

2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 1· Malerkotla T 441,670 239,731 207,939 23 '12 34'57 41·43 26·67 R 331,94{) 181,469 156,411 27'30 32·51 39'43 24·48 U 109,730 58,262 51,468 10'25 40·94 47·65 33·34 2. Sangrur T 246,513 132,534 113,979 26·41 29·97 35·62 23·39 R 178,505 96,471 82,034 29·61 26'82 29·50 17-12 U 68,OOS 36,063 31,945 16·51 46-12 51·99 39·51

3- Sunam T 337,037 182,573 154,464 25'52 22·70 28·52 15'S2 R 275,157 149,758 125,399 26·89 18'4{) 24·01 11'20 U 61,880 32,815 29,065 18·10 41·87 49'09 33·60 4. Barnala T 379,030 203,220 175,810 27·61 29·56 34·92 23·52 R 297,007 159,472 137,535 28·39 26·06 31·24 20·05 U 82,023 43,748 38,275 14·67 42·55 48·31 35'97 District Total T 1,410,2S0 758,058 652,192 25·47 29·60 35·56 22'68 R 1,088,609 587,170 501,439 27·87 25·76 31·64 18·86 U 321,641 170,888 150,753 17·37 42·62 49·01 35'37 19

9 Scheduled Castes Population in the District of

Main workers to total' Marginal workers to total Total workers to total Non-workers to total population population population population p M F p M F p M F p M F

10 11 . 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 30·67 55'79 1 ·71 2-63 0-61 4-97 33 -30 56-40 6-68 66-70 43-60 93-32 31-26 57-19 1 -19 3 -24 0-72 6 -16 34-50 57-91 7 -35 65'50 42'09 92-65 28-85 51-41 3·31 0-77 0-28 1-33 29-62 51-69 4-64 70-38 48 -31 95-36 31-89 57-43 2-19 2-95 0-62 5-67 34-84 58-05 7-86 65-16 41·95 92-14 ,32 -87 59-65 1-38 3·80 0-72 7:43 36-67 60·37 8-81 63'33 39-63 91-19 29-32 51-52 4-27 0'73 0-33 1 -17 30-05 51-85 5-44 69-95 48 -15 94'56 32-54 58 -34 2-05 3-54 0-56 7-26 36-18 58 ·90 9-31 63-82 41-10 90-69 33'37 59-79 1'83 4-22 0-66 8-46 37-59 60-45 10-29 62-41 39-55 89-71 ... 28-85 51-72 3-02 1-04 0-12 2-06 29-89 51-84 5·08 70'11 48 ·16 94-92 31-20 56-62 1 ·82 4-55 0-93 8'72 35·75 57-55 10-54 64'25 42·45 89-46 31-61 57-46 1'63 5-40 1-09 10-41 37·01 58-55 12·04 62-99 41·45 87-96 29'73 53-55 2·49 1-44 0-37 2-68 31·17 53-92 5 -17 68-83 46·08 94-83 31-47 56-91 1-91 3-45 0·69 6·64 34'92 57-60 8-55 65·08 42-40 91-45 32·15 58-33 I-50 4-17 0'81 8-11 36-32 59-14 9-61 63-68 40-86 90·39

29·17 52-04 3'25 0-99 0'28 1-78 30-16 52'32 ~-03 69-84 47'68 94-97 20 BRIEF ANALYSIS OF VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Amenities available in the village :

In the annexures immediately following this note, distribution of villages according to availability of different amenities/facilities has been indicated in Table 10 while Table 11 indicates the proportion of rural population served by these amenities and table 14 indicates the distribution of villages according to population range and amenities available. Table 13 gives distribution of these villages according to the distance from the nearest town and availability of diffeernt amenities ; and according to this, out of 707 inhabited villages 238 (33.66 '!~) have a town within a radius of 5 kms, 385 (54.46 %) villages have an urban centre in a distance slab of 6-15 kms., and the remaining 84 villages (11.88 %) have an urban centre in a distance slab of 16 -50 kms. This indicates that by and large the district is knitted around urban centres and as many as 623 (88.12 %) of the villages are within a range of 15 kIDs. of an urban centre.

Table 12 sums up the number of villages where certain amenities are not available within the village and the distance ranges where the inhabitants of these villages avail them.

Amenitywise analysis reads below :­

Educational facilities

Of the total 707 inhabited villages in the district, 690 (97.60 %) with a rural population of99.78 per cent of the district are equipped with the facility of at least a primary school. All the remaining 17 villages which lack this basic facility of education, can avail this amenity within a distance of 5 kIDs.

Further, out of 707 inhabited villages, 690 (97.60 '!~) enjoy the facility of primary education and out of them 234 have one or the other urban centre within distance range of 0-5 kms,; 373 have a town within distancf;: range of 6-15 kms ; and the remaining 83 villages have a town within distance range of 16- -50 kIDs. Further 79 (86.81 %) out of91 villages with population range less thl1n 500 ; 439 (99.10 %) out of 443 villages with popUlation range of 500--1999 ; 158 (99.37 %) out of 159 villages with population range of 2000-4999 ; and all the 14 villages with popUlation range of 5000 and above pos~ess the facility of at least a primary school.

Tahsilwise percentages of villages having educational facility are 95.76 for Malerkotla; 98.45 for Sangrur ; 98.75 per cent for Sunam ; and 99.26 for Barnala.

Medical facilities :

Out of 707 inhabited villages, 261 (36.92 %) have the facility of at least one of the medIcal institutions viz. hospital, maternity and child welfare centre, health centre, dispensary and the like. The proportion of villages enjoying any of these medical facilities is the highest in Barnala tahsil (57 .78 ~.;;) and the lowest (24.73 %) in Ma1erkotla tahsil. 56.86 per cent of the rural population of the dIstrict can avail the medical facility within the village of residence. Proportion of rural population enjoying any of the medical facilities in tbl! village is highest (76.30) in Barnala tahsil and the lowest (42.62 %) in Malerkotla tahsil. Of the 446 villages where the medical facility is not available within the village, residents of 371 villages can avail the facility withm less than 5 kms; of 62 villages by commuting a distance of 5-10 kms,; and of the remaining 13 villages by covering more than 10 kms. Out of 261 villages which have medical facility; 76 villages (31.93 ~~), 156 villages (40.52°<,) and 29 villages (34.52 ~~) have an urban centre respectively within a distance range of 0 -5,6-15, and 16-50 kms. Out of 91 villages of population size less than 500, only 7 villages (7.69%) have the benefit of medical facility. 119 (14.84%) out of 159 villages with the population range of 2000- 4999 and 13 (92.86 %) of 14 villages with the population range of 5,000 and above have this facility.

Drinking water

All the villages invariably enjoy the facility of drinking water.

Post and Telegraph :

The post and telegraph facility is enjoyed by 241 village, (34.09 %) out of 707 inhabited villages of the district. Tahsilwise, highest proportion (51.85 %) of villages possessing the facility are in Barnala and the lowest (26.86%) in Malerkotla. The proportion of rural population enjoying post and telegraph facility in the district is 55.50 per cent, the highest proportion being in Barnala tahsil (69.29 %) and the lowest (48.15 ~~) in Malerkotla tahsil. Of the 466 villages which do not have post and telegraph facihty within the villages, residents of 409 villages can avail it by covering a distance of less than 5 kms. ; of 51 villages by covering a distance from 5-10 kms ; and of 6 villages by commuting a distance of 15 kms. and above. Further, according to distance range from the nearest town, 31.93 per cent villages which have urban centre within radius of less than 5 kms; 36.8~ per cent villages which have an urban centre within the distance range 6 15 kms and 27.38 per cent villages which have an urban centre within the distance range of 16--50 kms. possess the post and telegraph facility within the village. 21 tommunications : The rural popUlation of 469 (66.34 %) villages constituting 77J4 per cent of rural population of the district is served by public transport system. 238 villages do not have any facility of communication within the territorial jurisdiction of the village or a little far away from the central settlement. Of these 238 villages, 222 can avail of this facility after commuting a distance within a 5 kms. radius, 13 between 5-10 kms. and only 3, more than 10 kms. According to popUlation range of the villages, 48.35 per cent of the villages falling in population range of less than 500; 61.63 per cent of the villages comprising population range of 500 to 1999; 86.79 per cent falling in the popUlation range of 2000 -4999 ; and all the remaining 14 villages of population range of 5,000 and above have the communica­ tion facility. Approach by pacca road :

Of all the inhabited villages, 666 covering a rural population of 95.09 per cent have been connected by a metalled road and are, therefore, accessible both in fair and foul weather. Tahsilwise 97.88 %in Malerkotla ; 83.72 per cent in Sangrur ; 98.13 per cent in Sunam ; and 91.85 per cent in Bamala are the respective proportions of villages which are approachable by pacca road. In Malerkotla tahsil 277 villages, in Sangrur tahsil 108 villages, in Sunam tahsil 157 villages and in Bamala tahsil 124 villages covering respectively 99.23 %, 82.49 %,97.75 % and 95. 48 %of rural population have the facility of a pacca road. The number of villages connected by pacca road having an urban centre within a radius of 5 kilometers works out to 223 villages, those within a distance range of 16-50 kms. are 81 villages. The proportion of villages in the popUlation range of 5000 and above, and connected by pacca road is hundred per cent; of those villages within the population range of 2000 to 4999 and connected by pacca road it is 96.86 per cent of those within the population range of 500 to 1999 it is 93.91 per cent and; of those with a population less than 500 and connected by pacca road it is 90.11 per cent. Power supply :

All the villages of the district have b~cn electrified. Thus cent per cent electrification has been effected in the villages. Land use pattern :

The land use pattern is depicted in table 15. The table reveals that 89.74 per cent of the total area of the inhabited villages of the district is under cultivation. Tahsilwisc percentage of cultivable area to total area is highest (90.24 per cent) in respect of Barnala tahsil, followed by Sunam tahsil (89.75 per cent). Malerkotla tahsil (89.67%) and Sangrur tahsil (88.91 per cent). The proportion of irrigated area to total cultivable area in the district is 75.96 per cent, corresponding tahsilwise proportions being 85.22 per.cent for Malerkotla, 82.55 per cent for Sangrur, 70.97 per cent for Barnala and 68.27 per cent for Sunam. The state canals and tubewells are the main sources of irrigation in the district.

Misc. Cropping pattern, staple food and markets :

Apart from harvesting wheat, maize, rice and bajra creps which constitute the staple food of the people of the district, vast areas are also put to growing cash crops of cotton and mustard 'l"umber of markets, which serve as the nucleus for purhase and sale by the local inhabitants haVe sprung up here & there in the district. Their extensive and intensive expansion is a testimony to the fruits of the green revolution being enjoyed by the farmers.

TABLE 10 Distribution of ViIJage.9 According to the Avallability of Different Amenities

- ~------Serial Name of tahsil No. of No (with percentage of villages having one or more of following amenities No. Inhatilted ------_.--" villages Education Medical Drining Post and Marketl Communi- Approach Power water Telegraph Hat tions by pacca supply road 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 MaIerkotla 283 271 70 283 76 164 271 283 (95 -76) (24 '73) (tOO '00) (26 '86) (57,95) (97 '88) (100 ,(0) 1 Sangtut 129 127 43 129 37 8~ 108 129 (98 '45) (37 '21) (100 ·00) (28 ·68) (68 '99) (83 '72) (100 '00) 3 Sunan! 160 158 65 160 58 120 157 160 (98 '75) (40 '63) (100 ·00) (36,25) (75 ·00) (98 ·13) (100 '00) ;I Barriailt 135 134 78 135 70 96 124 135 (99 '26) (57 '78) (100 ·00) (51 '85) (71 '11) (91 ·85) (100 '00) District Total 707 690 261 707 241 469 666 707 (97 '60) (36 '91) (100 '00) (34 '09) (66 '34) (94 '20) (100 'M) .--- -- ~ 22

TABLE 11 Proportion of rural population served by Different Amenities , I

Serial Name of tahsil Total Proportion of rural population served by the amenity 01 No. Population of inhabi- Education Medical Drinking Post and Market/ Commu­ Approach Power ted vil- water Telegraph Hat nication by pacca • supply lages road' I

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Malerkotla 337.940 99,32 42'62 100,00 48,15 70'74 99'23 100,00

2 Sangrur 178,505 99'99 56'39 100'00 48 -40 77'22 82'49 100,00

3 Sunam 275,157 99'88 53'69 100,00 54,26. 81,86 97'75,- 100'00 4 Bamala 297,007 99,99 76'30 100-00 69-29 80'75 95'4~ 100;00,

District Total 1,088,609 99'78 56'86 100'00 55'50 77'34 95,0,9 100'OO ------_ TABLE 12

Distribution of Villages not having Certain Amenities, Arranged by Distance Ranges from the Places where th.,se are available _------" "'" 81. Villages not haYing the amenity of Number of villages where the amenity is not available: and No, available at distances of :- -5 kms, 5_10 kms 10+kms. Total (Col., 2-4) 2 3 4 5 6

1. Education 17 17

2, Medical 371 62 13 446

3, Drinking water

4, Post and Telegraph 409 51 6 466

5, Market/Hut

6, Communication 222 13 3 238 - - -- TABJ..E 13

Distribution of Villages According to the Distallce from the Neatest Town and AVltllablIlty ot Different Amenltljl§ ,I 1') Distance range from the No, of No, (with perecentage) of villages having the amenity df nearest town lin kms,) inhabited villages Education Medical Drinking Post and Market/ Communl- Approa- Power in each water Telegraph Hat cations ch by supply range pucca road

1 2 3 4 S 6 1 8 9 10 0-, 238 234 76 23S 16 15S 223 238 (98 '32) 01 '93) (100 ,DO) (31 '93) (66 ,39) (93 ,70) (l00'00)

6-15 385 373 156 385 142 254 362 385 (96 '88) (40 '52) (100 '00) (36 ,88) (65 ,97) (94 '03) (100 '00)

16-50 84 83 29 84 21 51 81 84 (98 ,81) (34'52)' (100 ,DO) (17 '38) (67 ,86) (96 '43) (100 'OO)

51+ .. .. .I Unspecified ., ,. I, .; District total '01 61)0 261 701 241 469 -6d6 '101 (97 '60) (35 '62) (100 '00). (34 ,09) (66 '34) (94 '20) (100 '00) " "'I ! 23 I TABLE 14 Distribution of Villages According to Population Ranges and Amenities Available

Population range No. of Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of inhabited villages in Education Medical Drinking Post Marketl Commu- Approach .Power each range water and Hat nications by pucca supply Telegraph road

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 [' . -499 91 79 7 91 7 44 82 91 (86 '81) (7 '69) (100 '00) (7'69) (48 '35) (90'11) (100·00)

500-1999 443 439 122 443 102 273 416 443 (99 '10) (27 '54) (100 '00) (23 '02) (61 '63) (93 '91) (100 '00)

2000-4999 159 158 119 159 120 138 154 159 (99 '37) (78 '84) (100 '00) (75 '47) (86 '79) (96 '86) (100 '00)

5000+ 14 14 13 14 12 14 14 14 (100 '00) (92 '86) (100 '00) (85 '71) (100 '00) (100 ·00) (100 '00)

Total ,707 690 261 707 241 469 666 707 (97 '60) (36 '92) (100'00) (34 '09) (66 '34) (94 '20) (100 '00) - - --- TABLE 15

Distribu~ion of Villages According to Land Usc ------_------Serial Name of tahsil No. of inhabi- Total area Percentage Percentage of No. ted villages cultivable irrigated area area to total to total culli- area vable IIrea

2 3 4 5 6

Malerkotla 283 130,227 116,778 99,523 (89 '67) (85 '22) 2 Sangrur 129 78,809 70,069 57,843 (88 '91) (82 '55)

3 SUDam 160 131,256 117,805 80,429 (89 '75) (68 '27) -, 4 Bamala 135 141,835 127,993 90,841 (90 '24) (70 '97) bi~trict T~tal 707 432,127 428,645) 328,636 ---- _--(89'74) (75.~ 24

TOWN DIRECTORY Urban population :-

Tables 16 -20 appended to this note deal with this section.

Table 16 of the town directory shows decadal growth rate, density and sex ratio of urban population in the district and the State for 1951, 1961, 1971 and 1981 censuses. According to this table 22.81 per cent of the district population is urban against 27.68 per cent of the state. The urban component of population of the district Increased slightly from 20.31 per cent in 1971 to 22.81 per cent in 1981. During the last three decades 1951-81 th~l'e was an increase -I 3.08 per cent. Compared to this the state recorded a net increase + 5.96 per cent during 1951-81. Thus it would be noted that this district lags behind other districts c f the state in matter of urbanisation. But things aro looking up with the increase of tempo of industrialisation around Malerkotla town. Growth rate

Sangrur district has recorded an urban growth rate of +38.10 per cent during 1971·81 as against +44.51 per cent of the state. The notable feature is that urban growth rate in the district lags behind that of th; state the reason being that this district has few urban centres e potential of fast development. However, Malerkotla is fast emerging on the industrial map of the state due to its proximity to Ludhiana and setting up of industrial units.

Density

The density or number of persons per square kilometre in urban areas has recorded an increase ftom 4,008 in 1971 to 4,322 in t981. However, there is an overall decline from 7,187 in 1961 to 4,322 in 1981. Correspond· ingly the state density showed a decline from 4,650 in 1971 to 3,875 in 1981. However, it may be noted that urban density of the district is higher than the state density, the respective figures being 4.322 and 3,875, respectively in 1981.

Sex ratio

Sex ratio or number of females per thousand males in urban areas has shown a gradual increase from 840 in 1951 to 882m 1981, though tllis increased marginally during 1971-81 (882 in 1981 from 874 in 1971). The improvement in sex ratio is due to immigration of new setllers with families.

New towns or towns declassified:

Table 17 shows that during the decade 1971 ·81 two new towns were classified. The towns were: (i) Moonak baving population 8,536 and (i1) Khanauri Kalan 4,923. No town was, however, declassified after 1971 census. Budget of the Town :

Table 18 appended to this note shows per capita reciepts and expenditure for 1978-79 for 14 towns of the district. Column 1 of the table lists out class, name and civic status of the towns arranged alphabetically. There is only one Class Il town (Malerkotla) in the district. Besides there are 4 class In towns,6 class IV towns, 2 class V towns and 1 Class VI town in the district. Out of 14 towns 12 towns have Municipal Committee while the remaining 2 towns have notified area committee. columns 2 to 4 of the table deal with receipts and give per capita total receipts, receipts through taxes and receipt from all other sources respectively. However, columns 5 to 10 deal with expenditure and give per capita total expenditure, expenditure on general administration. Public health and conveniences, public works, public institution and expenditure on other aspects on the expenditure side. On a close scrutiny of the table it would be noticed that information in respect of Moonak NAC is incomplete as no information was received on the receipt side. In case of remaining 13 towns it would be noticed that in 6 towns receipts are more than the expenditure, where­ as in 7 towns expenditure exceeds receipts. Also it would be seen that Lehragaga (MC) has the maximum per capita receipt of Rs. 125.oI, the lowest (Rs. 5.06) being reported by Khanauri Kalan (NAC). Likewise on the expenditure side the higbest per capita expenditure (Rs. 122.83) is recorded by Lehragaga and the lowest (Rs. 0.64) by Mocnak. On the receipt side it would be seen that in case of9 towns the receipts through taxes are more than receipts from other Sources. But in 4 towns receipts from other sources exceed receipts from taxes. In respect of expend'iture it would be seen that in 1 town (Moonak) expenditure on General Administration is the highest. In 4 towns (Bamala, DIluri, Sangrur and Tapa) per capita expenditure on public health and conveniences is reported to be the highest. In 7 towns (Bhadaur, Bhawanigrah Khanaud Kalan, Lehragaga, Malerkotla, Longowal and Sunam) per capita expendi· ture on public works is the highest. In 2 towns (Ahmedgarh and Dhanaula) expenditure on other aspects is the highest. In :! tc.wns (Ahmedgarh anu Dhanaula) expenditure on other aspects is highest. In 8 towns (Barnala, Bhadaur, Bhawanigarh, Dhanaula, Khanauri Kalan, Lehragaga, Moonak, and Tapa) no expenditure is reported on public institutions.

Social studies :

Table 19 shows details of various types of schools per 10,000 population towllwise by equal class, name and civic stqtus of towns alphabetically arranged in the district. The table shows that number of higher Secondary/inter 25

PUC fJr. College is maximum (O.80~ in Longowal town and lowest (0.06) in Ahmedgarh town. The population of secondary/matriculation is maximum (2.71) in Tapa town and the minimum (0.12) in Ahmedgarh town. The pro­ portion of junior secondary/middle school is maximum (2.34) in Moonak town and minimum (0.15) in Malerkotla town. It should however, be noted that in 8 towns there is no junior secondary/middle school. In respect of primary school Tapa town occupies top position with a return of 5.41, whereas minimum (0.12) is in Ahmedgarh town. A point worth noting is that number of schools in each category are inter dependent as higher secondary schools usually have secondary and primary sections which in turn cause absence of the middle and primary schools to hHge extent. Medical facilities :-

Table 20 shows number of beds in medical institutions in various towns of the district. The table shows that maxImum number of beds per thousand population is in Sangrur town (5.31), followed by Moonak town (3.51) However, Ahmedgarh reports the lowest figure (0.24) and Bhadaur (0.30) with slightly higher precentage.

Slum clearance :-

In Punjab no slum areas have been notified although certain pockets have been separately identified here and there.

TABLE -16 Growth, Density and Sex Ratio of Urban Population in the District in Relatioll to the State

District State -----

Census Total Urban %Urban- Decadal Density Sex Total Urban % Decadal Density Sex year population population popula- percentage (popu- ratio population popula. urban percent- (popu- ratio tion tion variation lation .(No. of tion popula- tage Jation ~No. of in urban per females tion variation per females p6pulation sq. km) per in urban sq. km.) per 1000 popula- 1000 males) tion males)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

1951 767,017 151,355 19·73 N.A. 840 9,160,500 1,989,267 21'72 20·02 N.A. 807

1961 954,307 183,976 19 ·28 +21 '55 7,187 849 11,135,069 2,567,306 23'06 +29'06 4,090 817 1971 1,146,650 232,896 20 ·31 +26 '59 4,008 874 13,551,060 3,216,179 23·73 +25 ·27 4,650 856

1981 1,410,250 321,64l 22·81 +38·10 4,322 882 16,788,915 4,647,757 27·68 +44 '51 3,875 86

TABLE 17

New Towns/Towns Declassified in 1981 Census ------

Name of town Population 1981 census

1 2

(a) Added (i) Moonak 8,536 (ii) Khanauri Kalan 4,923 (b) Declassified Nil 26

TABtE 18 Per Capita Re\:eipt an'd Expenditure in Towm

Class, name and civic status of Per Capita tbe town Receipt Expenditure

Total Receipt Receipt Total General Expendi. Public Expendi­ Other through from all expendi­ adminis­ ture Works ture aspects taxes other ture tration on public on,public sOUrces health and institu­ conveniences tion!' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 IV Abmedgarh M. C. 90·37 74·55 15 ·82 89 ·90 8·42 24'05 25,36 0·59 30 ·88 lIT Barnala M. C. 100·92 64·94 35 ·98 95 ·93 17·43 47 '75 19·61 11 ·14 IV Bha1aur M. C. 21 '35 8·02 13 '33 12 '51 1'65 3 ·29 5·02 2'55 V Bhawanigarh !\f. C. 49·78 41 ·55 8 '23 54 ·97 18 ·16 4'61 23,52 8·68 IV Dhanaula M. C. 14'50 10·59 3·91 14·38 2·84 3'82 1·21 6·51 III Dhuri M. C. 53·04 36'26 16'78 54·35 12'54 22 '18 4·63 1 ,60 13 ·40 VI Khanauri Kalan N.A.C. 5·06 0'29 4.77 4·30 0'12 0'12 4'06 IV Lehragaga M. C. 125·01 27·06 97'95 122·83 16'06 9·34 87,39 10,04 IV Longowal M. C. 20 '19 6·30 13 ·89 21 ·63 5 ·91 2 -47 11 ·89 0,04 1 ·32 II Malerkotla M. C. 44'00 30·97 13·03 51'32 7'99 11·00 20,64 0'13 11 ·56 V Moo'1ak i'..A.C. 1\j.A. N.A. N.A. 0·64 0·35 0·\7 0,12

III Sangrur M. C. 54·55 41·76 12 ·79 52 ·18 10·63 19'28 9 ·10 0·04 13 ·13 III Sunam M. C. 49·93 31'26 18 '67 49 ·68 12 '56 10'36 16,90 0·28 9·58

IV Tapa M. C. 50'69 35'36 15 '33 63 ·85 12'71 23 '27 1~'67 9'20

TABLE 19

Schools Per Tell Thousand Popuiation in Towns

Class, name and civic status of town No. per ten thousand population

Higher Secondary/ Junior Primary Secondary/ Matriculation Secondaryl Inter/PUCI Middlt: Junior College 2 3 4 5

IV Ahmed~arh M. C. 0·06 0·12 0·12 III Barnala M. C. 1-15 2·30 IV Bhadaur M. C. 1·50 1 ·50 3·00 V Bhawanigarh M. C. 0·22 0·34 IV Dhanaula M. C. 1·44 5 ·04

III Dhuri M. C. 0'37 HI 0·37 2'21 VJ Khanauri Kalan N. A. C. 2·03 2·03 IV Lehragaga M. C. 1 '75 0·87 3'49

TV lon~owal M. C. 0,80 0·80 3·99 II Malerkotla M. C. 1 ·52 0,15 2'74

V Moonak N. A. C. 2·34 2'34 1 ·17 III Sallerur M. C. 0'44 0·88 0'44 1 ·77 m Sun am M. C. 0·28 1·13 2'82 TV Tapa M.C. 2·71 5'41 TABLE 20 Number of Beds in Medical Institutions in Towns

Class, name and civic status of the town No. of beds in medical institutions per 1,000 populatoD 2 IV A)1medgarh M.C. 0'24 III Barnala M. C. 1-15 IV Bhadaur M.C, 0'30 V Bhawanigarh M. C. 0·90 IV Dhanaula M.C. 2·16 III Dhauri M.C. 1'88 VI Khanauri Kalan N.A.C. 0.81 IV Lehragaga M.C. 0'35 IV Longowal M.C. 2'39 n Malerkotla ¥.C. 0'90 V Moonak N.A.C. 3·51 III Sangrur M. C. 5'31 III Sunam M.C. 1'41 IV Tapa M.C. 0'72

PART XUI A VlLLAGE AND TO WN DIRECTORY

SECTION-I VILLAGE DIRECTORY

33 NOTE EXPLAINING THE CODES. USED IN THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY

The village directory containing information about each village has been prepared for each tahsil in the ascending order of the census location code numbers, e.g.,location code No. 17/11/3/22 means village No. 22 in tahsil No.3 of district No. 11 of the state No. 17. It contains information relating to total area of the villages in hectares, total population, No. of households, amenities available in village i.e., educational, medical, drinking water, posts and telegraphs, communication, approach to village, nearest town and distance (in kms.) and power supply. Besides it gives information regarding staple food, land-use i.e., area under different types of land/use like forest, irrigated and unirrigated, cultivable and unclutivable land. This is further supplemented by the information on places of religious, historcial and archaeological interest as also information 'on copies of newspaper coming in the village and number of motor cycles/scooters, cars/jeeps and tractors available in the vjllage.

Information about the amenities available have been given in the columsn 5 to 10 of the directory.

(i) Educational facilities have been shown by adopting the following abbreviations:

P Primary school M Junior secondary and middle school H Matriculation or secondary school PUC Higher secondary/intennediate/pre-universityf.iunior college. C College (graduate level and above) like Arts, Science, Commerce, etc. I Industrial school Tr. Training school AC Adult literacy class/centre o Other educational institutions, these may include Sanskrit Pathshala, Senior basic school, Maktab, etc.

Where figures like P (3), M(2), H(1) etc., occur these denote that the village has three Primary, two middle and one matriculation or secondary school.

(ii) Medical facilities have been shown by the use of the following abbreviations

H Hospital MCW - Maternity Stnd child welfare centre MH Maternity home CWC Child welfare centre HC Health centre PHC Primary health centre 'PHS Primary health sub·centre D Dispensary FPC Family planning centre TB TB clinic NH Nursing home RP Registered private practitioner SMP Subsidised medical practitioner CHW - Community health worker a Others.

Number of institutions, if more than one in any village, have been given in brackets against each.

(iii) The types of the potable drinking water supply and the sources available in the villages have been indicated by the following codes

T Tap water W Well water TK Tank water TW Tubewell water HP - Handpump R - River water F Fountain C - Canal L - Lake S - Spring N - Nullah 0 = Others NA Information not available. 34

(iv) Post and teleglaph facilities have been shown by adopting the following abbreviations:

PO Post Office TO Telegraph Office PTO Post and Telegraph Office Phone Telephone Connection.

(v) Communication facilities havc been indicated by the following codes :

BS Bus stop RS Railway station NW Navigable waterway (including river, canal, backwaters, etc.).

Only public tran~port like bus, rail and waterway have been considered for this purpose.

(vi) Approach to village :

This refers to the state of road etc. leading to the village.

This has been indicated by the following codes :

PR Pucca road KR Kaccha road NR Navigable river NC Navigable canal NW Navigable waterway (other than river or canal).

(vii) Nearest town and distance :

The distance in kms. of the nearest town (whether located in the state or ill another state) has been given in brackets under column 12.

(viii) Power Supply :

For this purpose, the following codes have been used under column 13

ED Electricity for domestic purpose EAg Electricity for agriculture EO Electricity for other purpose like industrial, commercial, etc. EA Electricity for all purposes listed above.

InformatIon relaing to places of rcligious, histoncal or archaeological interest is given under column 20 (a). Informatio n un co pies cf newspaper coming in the VIllage (N). motor cycles/scooters avaIlable in the village (M) cars/jeeps available in the village (C) and for tractors available in the village (T) is also furnished under column 20 The numeral following the alphabet indic ttes the number of newspapers, motor cycles etc. Uninhabited villages and the viIlages that have got merged in towns have also been shown under column 20 (a).

(ix) Land use:

Break-up of area under different type of land use viz. forest, irrigated area, unirrigated area, culturable waste and areas not available for cultivation has been furnished under COluhlllS 15-19.

(a) Forest :

This includes all lands classed as forests under any legal enactment dealing with forests or administered as forests, whether state-owned or private, and whether wooded or maintained as potential forest land. The area of crops a raised in the forest and grazing lands or areas open for grazing within the forest should remain included under the forest area. If any portion of such lanel is 110t actually wooded but put to some agricultural usc, that portion is included under the appropriate heading of cultivated or uncultivated land. 1n some cases there are instances where patches of land put to agricultural use within statutorily notified forests are considered as forests by the revenue agency. These are treated as forests.

(b) Irrigated by source and unirrigated (land use) :

These two columns (cols. 16 and 17) cover all agricultural land and include net area sown with- crops and orChards or net cropped area and also current and other fallows. The latter implied all lands which were taken up for cultivation, but are temporarily out of cultivation for a period of not less than a year and more than five years. The ('olumns do not include gross area sown or gross cropped area. Net area sown this represents the area sown with nops and orchards, counting areas sown more than once in the same year only once. (c) Culturable waste :

This includes all lands available for cultivation whether not taken up for cultivation or taken up ror cultiva­ tion once, but not cultivated during the five years or more in succession. Such lands are either fallow or covered with shrubs and jungles which are not put to any use. These have been assessed or unassessed and are in isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings. Lands under thatching grasses, bamboo bushes and other groves for fuel, etc. WJ1ich are not included under orchards or forests also come under this head. An grazing lands, whether these are permanent pastures and meadow or not, village common and grazing lands within forest area have been included in this column.

(d) Area not available for cultivation :

This column (Co1.l9) includes land not available for cultivation such as barren, unculturable land anq land put to non-agricultural use.

Land put to non-agricultural use stands for all lands occupied by buildings, roads and railways or under water, e.g., rivers and canals and other lands put to uses other than agricultural.

Barren and unculturable lands cover all barren and unculturable lands, like mountains, deserts, etc. Land which cannot be brought under cultivation, except at very high cost, has been classified as unculturable, whether such land is in isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MALERKOTLA TAHSIL PUNJAB TAHSIL MALERKOTLA DISTRICT SANGRUR ,.' , ,, 4

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ALP~BETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MALERKOTLA T AHSTL

Serial Name of Village Location Serial Name of Village Location No. Code No. No. CoJeNo. 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 Abaspura 10/1/148 66 Bir Sherwani Kot 10/11112 2 Abdullapur 10/1/54 67 Bishangarh 10/1;13 3 Adampal 10/1/106 68 Bulapur 10[11176 4 Ahan Kheri 10/1/104 69 Buggra 10/1/273 5 Ahmdabad 10/1/144 70 Bukkanwala 10/1/118

6 Ahmedgarh 10/1/26 71 Bunga 10/1/162 7 Ahmedpur 10/1/18 72 BUfj 10/1'96 8 Azimabad 10/1/49 73 Burj Baghcl Singhwala 10:1/191 9 Akbarpura 10/1/32 74 Burj Gaura 1011/237 10 Akhtiarpura 10/1/124 75 Burj Seda 10/11236 11 AlaI 1Ofl/277 76 Chandurian 10/1 T14 12 Albelpura 10/1/129 77 Chandigarh 1011/160 13 Alipur 10/1/210 78 Changli 10/1 82 14 Alipur Khalsa 10/1/78 79 Chaproda 10/1/188 15 Amamgarh 10/1/127 RO Chaunda 10/1/187 16 Amargarh ]0/1/205 81 Cheema 10'1 '235 17 Amir Nagar 10/1/133 82 Chatriwala 10/1,224 18 Anaitpura ]0/1/45 83 10/11166 19 Asdullapur 10/1/42 84 Chupka 1011 '38 20 Attaulapur 10/1/99 85 Dalamv.ala 10;1/165

21 Babanpur 10/1/255 86 Dalelgarh 10'1/92 '22 Badechha 10/1/164 87 Damam Mehh 1011'150 23 BadIa 10/1/193 88 Daryapur 10/1 '17 24 Badshahpur 10/1/151 89 Dasandha Singhwala J()i] '7 25 Badshahpur 10/1/272 90 Daulatpur 10, 1/217 26 10/1/216 91 Daulatpur 10,'1'257 27 Bahadargarh 10/1/103 92 Daulowal 10/1/1~4 28 Balewal 10/1/40 93 Dehli7 Kalan 10/1,25 29 Balewal 10/1/244 94 Dehliz Khurd 1011,22 30 Balian 10/1 /282 95 Dhadewari 10/1 125

31 Balramgarh 10/1/90 96 Dhadogal 10/]'241 32 Bamal 10/1/87 97 Dhandiwal 10/1/276 ,33 Banbhauri 10/1/245 98 Dhandra 101\/252 34 Ban Bohra 10/1/200 99 Dhano 10/1/48 35 Banganwali 10/1/248 ,100 Dhiro Majra 10/1/180 36 Bappla 10/1/9 101 Dhura 10:1, 263 37 Bararwal 10/1/253 102 Dhuri 10/1/260 38 Bari 10/1/74 103 Dialpura 1O/1/2()6 39 Bathan 10/1/44 104 Didargarh 10/1/70 40 Bathan 10/1/192 105 Dilawargarh 11{1/34

41 Batuha 10/1/287 10(, Dohla 101,'261 42 Baurhai ]0/1/20 107 Dugri 10,1;167 43 Bazidgarh 10/1/131 108 Dulwan 10:1'53 44 Benra 10/1/265 109 Faizgarh 10/1191 45 Bhadal Wadh 10/1/231 110 Faridpur 10;1 /101

46 BhagwanPura 10/1/65 111 Farwahli lOfl'I4 47 Bhaini Kalan 10/1/140 112 rategarh 10/1 :58 48 Bhaini Kamboan 10/1/154 113 Faujewala 10 1 '') 49 Bhalwan 10/1/228 114 Ferozapur 1011,5<) 50 Bhari Mansa ] 0/1 /223 115 Ghanaur Kalan 10/I,gS

51 10/1/246 116 Ghanaur Khurd 10/JlR(> 52 Bhatian Kalan 10/1/219 117 Ghanauri Khurd 10/1 /271 53 Bhatian Khurd 10/1/220 118 ](lIl ;83 154 Bhikhampur 10/1/43 119 Giga Majra 1011,218 '55 Bhogiwal 10/1/132 120 Gobindpura IOn /64

56 Bhojowali 10/1/230 121 Gaunspura 10/I'I~4 57 Bhudan 10/1/117 122 Gowara 10: 1:1 'i6 ,58 Bhullaran 10/1/199 123 Guj)an Majra 10,'1/172 59 Bhullar lIeri 10/1/227 124 Gurbaxpura 10' 1/62 60 Bhumsi 10/1/182 125 Haidar Nagar 10/l;JS6

61 Bburthal Mander 10/1 /178 126 Hakimpura 10/1/'1 , 62 Binjoli Kalan 10/1/157 127 Harchandpura 10/1/26:' 63 Binjoli Khurd 10/1/143 128 Hassanpur 101\ ':!R4 ·64 Bir Ahmdabad 10/1jl4i 129 Hathan lO/J!Y7 1)5 Bir Amamgarh 10/1/51 ]30 Ilathoa 10/1 ,J 55 40

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MALERKOTLA TAHSIL Serial Name of Village Location Serial Name of Village Location No. Code No. No. Code No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 131 Hazurgarh 10/1/169 196 Maherna Khurd 10/1/23 132 HeriKe 10/1/278 197 Maholi Kalan 10/1/16 133 Himtana 10/1/93 198 MahoIi Khurd 10/1/15 134 Hussainpura 10/1/123 199 Mahorana 10/1/198 135 Hussainpura 10/1/186 200 Maihdudpur urf Dugni 10/1/88 136 lbrahimpura 10/1/50 201 Ma!ikpur Alias JandiaIi Khurd 10/1/28 137 lItfatpura 10/1/120 202 Maler Kotla (Rural) 10/1/135 138 Ina Bajwa 10/1/68 203 Malu Majra 10/1/256 139 Issapur 10/1/79 204 Manak Heri 10/1/46 140 lssi 10/1/238 205 Manak Majra 10/1/141 141 Isra 10/1/243 206 Manan 10/1/249 142 Jabo Majra 10/1/171 207 Mandian 10/1/163 143 Jaferabad 10/1/109 208 Manki 10/1/10 144 Jahangir 10/1/258 209 Man Majra 10/1/126 145 Jainpur 10/1/242 210 Mannwala 10/1/264 146 Jakhlan 10/1/251 211 Manvi 10/1/177 147 Jalalgarh 10/1/183 212 Matoi 10/1/128 148 Jalwana 10/1/3 213 Mees Heri 1011/232 149 Jandiali Kalan 10/1/27 214 Mehbubpura 10/1/115 150 Jati Majra 10/1/89 215 MehDevi 10/1/108 151 Jatiwal 10/1/47 216 Mehmudabad 10/1/145 152 Jattuan 10/11175 217 Mimsa 10/1/234 153 Jhall 10/11203 218 Mithewal ,10/1/8 154 Jhundan 10/1/204 219 Mohamadgarb 10/1/94 155 Jhuner 10/1/12 220 Mohamadpura 10/1/189 156 Jitewal Khurd 10/1/130 221 Momnabad 10/1/29 157 Jitwal Kalan 10/1/41 222 Moranwali 10/1/168 158 Jogowal 10/1/185 223 Mubarikpur 10/1/100 159 Kaheru 10/1/259 224 Mulabada 10/1/212 160 Kakarwal 10/11269 225 Mulowal 10/1/275 161 Kalabula lD/l/71 226 Nagal 10/1/190 162 Kaleran 10/1/84 227 Narike 10/1/195 163 Kalian 10/1/4 228 Naro Majra 10/1/37 164 Kalsian 10/1/1 229 Natho Heri 10/1/52 165 Kandhargarh 10/1/225 230 Nathu Majra 10/1/31 166 10/1/19 231 Natt 10/1/288 167 Kanjla 10/1/285 232 Naudharani 10/1/105 168 Kanjhli 10/1/286 233 Niamatpur 10/1/201 169 Kasampur 10/1/55 234 palasaur 10/1/229 170 Kasba Bhugal 10/1/6 235 patti Khalil 10/1/73 171 Katron 10/1/76 236 pedni Kalan 10/1/268 172 Kaulseri 10/1/233 237 Phalaud Kalan 10/1/36 173 Kelon 10/1/111 238 Phalaud Khurd 10/1/39 174 'Khanpur 10/1/161 239 10/1/81 175 Kheri Chahalan 10/1/66 240 Pllnnawal 10/1/267 176 Kheri Jattan 10/1/240 241 Raipur 10/1/209 177 Kheri Khurd 10/1/67 242 Rajinder{>uri 10/1/247 178 Kheri Sodhian 10/1/213 243 Rajo Majra 10/1 {270 179 Khurd 10/1/57 244 Ramgarh 10/1/71 180 Kila Hakiman 10/1/283 245 Ram Nagar Chhanna 10/1/75

181 Kila Rehmatgarh (114) 246 Rampura Bhindran 10/1/221 182 Kishangarh 10/1/139 247 Rampur Chhana 10/1/208 183 Kumbarwal 10/1/281 248 Rangian 10/1/280 184 Kup 10/1/35 249 RaniKe 10/1/274 185 Kuram 10fl/98 I 250 Ranwan 10/1/153 186 Ladda 10/1/266 251 Rasulput 10/1/24 187 Ladewal 10/1/181 252 Ratol 10/1/107 188 Langrian 10/1 {202 253 Rohira 10/1/21 189 Lasoi 10/1/170 254 Ruldu Singhwala 10/1/254 190 Lohar Majra 10/1/239 255 Rurgarh 10/1/80 191 Lohat Badi 10/1/2 256 Rurka 10/1/102 192 Mahala 10/1/214 257 Rurki Kalan 1011/173 193 Mahali 10/1/215 258 Rurki KhurQ 10/1/179 194 Mohamed Nagar 10/1/136 259 Rustamgarh 10/1/138 195 Mahamadpur JOll/160 260 Sadrilbl\(i 10/1/146 41

ALPHABET1CAL LIST OF VILLAGES MALERKOTLA TAHSIL

Serial Name of Village Locatian I Serial Name of Village Location No. Code No. , No. \ Code No. 1 2 3 I 2 3 261 Salar 10/1/194 276 Sherpur Sodhian 10/1/250 262 Salcmpur 1011/69 277 Sherwani Kot 10/1/110 263 Salempur J 0/1/211 278 Sikandarpura 10/1/114 264 Samundgarh 10/1/226 279 Sultanpur 10j1/119 265 Sampurangarh 10/1/207 280 Sultanpur 10/1/279 266 10/1/11 281 Takhar lOfll116 267 Saraud 10/11152 \ 282 Tibba 10/1/63 268 Sarwarpur 10/11158 283 Toga Heri 1011/222 269 Sehke 10/1/159 284 Tolewal 10(1/197 270 Shekhupura Kalan 10/1/122 285 Umarpura lOjl/30 271 Shekhupura Khurd 10/1/121 286 Upal Kheri 10/1/142 272 Shadatpur 10/1/95 287 Walaitpura 10/1/33 273 Shelkhupur Sangam 10/1/137 I 288 Wazidpur 10/1/61 274 Shergarh lO{1{S6 275 Sherpur 10/1/72

VILLAGE DIRECTORY MALERKOTLA TAHSIL 44

MALERKOTLA TAHSIL l~.n CENStiS Amenities and

Location Name of village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the villages, a dash (--) Code No. (with Hadbast Number) area population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance of the and number in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5 -10 kms. and 10 kms. (fthe nearest village of households place where the facility is available, is given) (in hec­ -_•. _--_. tares) Educational Medleal Drinking Post and Day or Communi­ water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop, marketl railway hat if statIOn, any waterway 1 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 10/1/1 Kalsian (1) 970 2,749 (422) P,M,H MCW,O(2) HP PO BS 2 Lohat Badi (2) 1,274 2,991 (465) P,M,H PHS, D (2) HP PO BS 3 Jalwana (3) 446 1,129 (177) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 4 Kalian(4) 565 1,987 (298) P RMP (2) HP,W --(0-5) BS 5 Faujewala (5) 204 174 (265) p -(0--')) HP,W -(0-5) BS 6 Kasba Bhpgal (6) 1.;212 1,713 (293) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) BS 7 Dasandha Singhwala (7) r,014 1,589 (264) P,M D,PHS HP -(0-5) BS 8. Mithewal (123) 456 1,060 (189) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 9 Bappla (122) 419 974 (142) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 10 Manki (47) 551 1,527 (240) P,M -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 11 Sandaur (46) 607 2,487 (396) P, (2), M, D,PHS HP, W PO BS H,C,O 12 Jhuner (44) 780 1,933 (286) P,M.H RP2) HP,W PO BS

13 Bishangarh (7) 271 1,072 (158) P D HP,W -(0-5) BS 14 Farwahll(6) 324 1,373 (217) P,M,H, -(0-5) HP,W -(5-10) BS 15 Maholi Khurd (8) 457 1,407 (200) p -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 16 Maholi Kalan (9) 1,039 2,251 (337) P, M MCW, RP HP,W PO BS 17 Daryapur (43) 175 500 (75) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) BS 18 Ahmedpur (42) 1,449 2,358 (323) P MCW HP PO BS 19 Kanganpur (10) 1,229 3,476 (553) AC,0(2), RP,D (2), HP,W PO BS P,M,H PHS 20 Baurhai (25) 507 1,531 (207) P,M -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 21 Rohira (24) 425 1,646 (251) P -(0-5) HP,W -(5-10) BS 21 Dehliz Khurd (11) 196 585 (75) P -0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 23 Maherna Khurd (12) 399 1,147 (167) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 24 Rasulpur (13) 245 801 (121) P,M -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) 2S Dehliz Kalan (14) 503 1,839 (281) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 26 Ahmedgarh (IS) 160 894 (140) P PHS HP, -(0-5) -(0-5) 27 Jandiali kalan (17) 329 1,324 (205) P,M -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 28 Malikpur alias Jandiall 349 1,827 (308) P -(0-5) UP -(0-5) 29 Khbrd (I8) -(0-5) 375 1,085 (J 51) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) 30 Moinnabad (20) -(0-5) -(0-5) Umarpura (2iJ 278 896 (153) .Ii -(0-5) HP -(0-5) 31 Nathbmajra (22) 274 1,114 (188) P,M MCW lIP PO -(o-sj -(0-5) 32 Akbarpura (19) 347 1,313 (232j P, M, Ii. -(0-5) HP -(0-5) 33 Walaitpura (23j 147 S19 (79) p -(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 34 Dilwargarh (28) 288 1,451 (216) P -(o-S) HP. W -(o-S) BS 3S Kup (.29) 872 2,372 (357) P,M,H H HP, W PO >45 SANGRL'"R DISTRICT ViLLAGE DIRECTORY Land use power Staple food Land USe (Le. area under dIfferent types of Remarks (including any place Approach Nearest town and of religioUS. historical or distance (in kmS) supply land use in hectares rounded to the to village nearest unit) archaeological interest)

----~--- ,~-~-- -___," ------Forest Irriga- Unirri- CuItur- Area Number of Places of ted ga1ed ab\e not CarsjJeeps} re1igious, by waste avail- Motor-cycies! historical source (inelu- ble Scooters/News- or archaeolo- ding for cul- papers! gica! gauchar tivation Tractors interest & groves) 14 19 20 11 12 13 15 16 Ii lS 20(a) EA Wheat & Maize 581 308 81 M-12, T-n, PR Ralkot (6) N-15 Wheat & Maize 11 C-I, T-70, N-21 Rai ~ot(6) EA 832 31.1 110 PR M-lO ' 60 M-?, T-lO, Ral kot (10) EA Wheat, Maize & 361 25 PR Gram N-3 104 Rai kot (14) EA Wheat & Maize 278 182 Col, M-6, 1-27, PR N·g 18 Malerkotla (16) EA Wheat, Maize & 183 3 T-4, N-2. PR Gram M-5, T-19 82 Raj kot (10) EA Wheat & Maize 1,069 50 11 C-2, M-?, 1-17, PR 8Z Maierkotla (21) EA Wheat & Maize 701 210 21 N-4 PR C-1 ,'M-2, l-ti, 26 N-2 PR Malerkotla (25) EA Wheat & Maize 261 167 2 Malerkotla (20) EA Wheat & Maize 255 142 22 M-2, T-19 PR C.2, M-S, TA 35 PR Malerkotla (15) EA Wheat, Maize & 384 131 C.Z, M-IO, 1-30 Gram [02 65 N-60 PR Ahmoogarh (12) EA Wheat, Maize & 44() M-9, T-26, Gurdwara Gram S5 PR Ahmedl,rarh (5) EA Wheal & Maize 681 44 N-ZO M-2, T-l1, 28 PR Ahmedgarh (10) EA Wheat & Maize 243 N-9 M-7, T-13, 38 PR Ahmedgarh (20) EA wheat & Maize 286 N-l7 47 Col, M-7. T-17, RR Ahmedgarh (11) EA wheat & Maize 388 20 2 N-lO C-2, M-S, 17 94 PR Ahmedgarh (11) EA Wheat & Maize 915 13 T-19 M-8, T-l? 14 PR Ahmedgarh (10) EA wheat & Maize 126 35 N-9 M-9, T-36, 59 PR Ahmedgarh (I I) EA Wheat & Maize 401 294 695 N-35 C.2- M-16, \20 PR Ahmedgarh (8) EA Wheat & Maize 1,104 4 T-36, N-37 24 Cl ,M·4, T-15, PR Ahmedgarh (5) EA wheat & Maize .393 87 N-,7 35 M-4, 1-10, ~-2 PR Ahrnedgarh (5) EA Wheat & Maize 216 174 M·5,T-8, PR Ahmedgarh (3) EA Wheat & Maize 157 9 2 28 N-S 20 M-4 T·29, PR Ahmedgarh (2) EA Whe~.t.& Maize 351 28 N-S 12 M-l, T-3, N-2 FR Ah.medgarh. (4) EA Wheat & Maize 67 166 C.l. M-la, T-12, PR Ahmedgarh (2) EA ·Wheat & Maize 221 232 50 N-S Hi Col, M-5, T-5, FR A.hmedgarh (0) EA Wheat & Maile 144- N-20 56 C.l, M-S, T-9, FR Ahmedgarb (I) SA Wbeat & Maize 273 N-16 52 M.S, T-?, PR Ahmedgarh (1) EA Wheat & Maite 297 N-20 29 M-6 T-IO PR Ahmedgarh (4) EA Wheat & Maize 344 2 C-l,'M-3, T-8, 23 PR Ahrnedgarb (5) EA Wheat & Maize 246 9 N-2 26 M·4, T-I0, PR Ahmedgarh (5) EA Wlteat & Maize 248 N-4 28 M-6,1'-5, PR Ahrnedgarh (4) EA Wheat & Maize 312 7 N-4 C-2, M-2. T-&, 17 FR Ahrnedgarh (6) EA Wheat & Maize 130 N-14 23 M-S. T-\S, PR Ahmedgarh (8) EA Wheat & Maize 227 38 N-12 M-lO, T-35, & 787 21- 63 PR Malerkotla (lO) EA Wheat Maize N-30 I C-l 46

MALERKOTLA TAHSIL 1981 CENSUS Amelljties and LOcation Name of village Total Total ~menities .available (if not aV:1iJablc within the viJlasc, a dash (~) Code No. (with Hadbast Number) area population lS shown m the column and ncxt 'to it in brackets, the distance of the and numbcr in broad ranges vi2'., -5 kms., 5--10 kms., and 10 l' km~. of the village of house- nearest place where the f~cilit~ ~ available, ~~~) ______(in hec- holds tares) Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi- water telegraph days cations (potable) of the (Bus stop, market/ railway hat, station, if any waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

10/1/36 Phalaud Kalan (30) 268 830 (137) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 37 Naro Majra (105) 365 898 (151) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 38 Chupka (104) 239 811 (134) P -(0--5) HP,W -(0-5) --(0-5) 39 Phalaud Khurd (31) 198 544 (81) P -(0--5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0--5) 40 Balewal (32) 293 1,064 (157) P -(0-5) HP,W --(0 -5) -(0--5)

41 Jitwal Kalan (34) 338 1,398 (262) P,M -(0-5) HP PO -(0--5) 42 Asdullapur (26) 206 783 (122) P -(0-5) HP -(0--5) - (0- 5) 43 Bhikhampur (27) 304 682 (106) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0-5)

44 Bathan (39) 162 495 (75) P -(O--~) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 45 Anailpura (38) 109 9 (1) -(0--5) -(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 46 Manak Heri (40) 258 1,016 (134) P -(5-10) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 47 Jatiwal (41) 156 398 (65) P --(0-5) BP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 48 Dhano (55) 452 830 (133) P D BP,W -(0-5) BS 49 Azimabad (58) 182 526 (90) P -(0-5) BP -(0--5) -(0-5) 50 Ibrahimpura (57) 84 141 (20) P -(0-5) BP,W -(0-5) BS 51 Bir Amamgarh (56) 119 387 (52) P -(O-S) HP,W -(0-5) BS 52 Natho Beri (54) 313 925 (136) P -(0--5) HP,W -(0-5) --(0-5) 53 Dulwan (45) 306 979 (14') P -(0-5) BP,W -(0-5) -(0--5) S4 Abdullapur (48) 322 1,061 (IS3) P RP I-IP, W -(O-S) BS 55 Kasampur (49) 170 570 (85) P --(0--5) HP,W -(5-10) -(0-5)

56 Shergarh (50) 244 845 (119) P -(0--5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0--5) 57 Khurd (1) 864 2,135 (352) P MCW HP,W PO BS 58 Fatehgarh (3) 1,475 3,229 (483) P,M,H,Tr. PHC,FPC HP,W PO BS 59 Ferozapur (2) 1594 3,123 (472) P,M,H B,PHC, HP,W PO BS RP,0(2) 60 Mohamadpur (19) 653 2,163 (308) P,M,H -(0-5) HP,W PO BS

61 Wazidpur (18) (80 1,569 (223) P MCW HP,W': --(0--5) BS 62 Gurbaxpura (17) 745 1,883 (265) P,M RP BP,W' -(0-5) BS 63 Tibba (16) 1,139 2,235 (369) P,M RP(3) , HP,W PO BS 64 Gobindpura (14) 593 314 (48) P _(0-5) HP,W' --(0-5) BS 65 Bhagwanpura (13) 321 419 (65) P -(0--5) HP,W -(5-10) BS 66 Kheri Chahalan (12) 827 3,416 (525) , P(3),M(3) D HP,W PO BS 67 Kheri Khurd (11) 318 887 (151) P(3) -(0-5) HP,W -(0--5) BS 68 Ina Bajwa (32) 1,125 2,898 (466) P(5), M(3) -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 69 Salempur (38) 391 1,159 (192) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS,RS 70 Didargarh (39) 321 1,289 (213) P" -(O-S) HP,W -(0-5) BS 71 Kala Bula (40) 406 1,021 (172) P -.(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 72 Sherpur (31) 1,018 4,384 (727) P(2), M,H HC,PHS, HP,W PTO, BS MCW Phone 73 Patti Khalil (30) 149 786 (130) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 74 Bari (29) 746 1,925 (318) P -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 75 Ram Nagar Chhanna (28) 423 1,152 (166) PJ -(5-10) HP,W PO BS 47

VILLAGE DIRECTORY SANGRUR DISTRICT Land use

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Remarks (including any place to distance (in kms.) supply land Ujle in hectares rounded to the of religious, historical or village nearest unit) arcl-taeological interest) ------Forest Irri- Un- ' Cultur- Area j Number of Places of gated irriga- able not Cars/Jeeps/ relil~ious, by ted waste avail- MJtor-cycles/ historical source (inelu- able 1 S:::ooters/ or arehaeo- ding for Newspapers/ logical gauchar cultiva- Tractors interest &groves) tion

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Malerkotla (8) EA Wheat & Maize 8 102 158 M-2, T-3, N-4 PR Malerkotla (6) EA Wheat & Maize 19 314 32 M-5, T-15, N-3 PR Malerkotla (8) EA Wheat & Maize 10 224 5 M-3, T-I0, ' N-3 PR Malerkotla (8) EA Wheat & Maize 11 98 80 9 M-e T-4, N-2 PR Malerkotla (6) EA Wheat & Maize 20 273 C-1, M-4, T-10, N-5 PR Ahmedgarh (7) EA Wheat & Maize 269 6 26 37 M-5, N-2, T-ll PR Ahmedgarh (6) EA Wheat & Maize 187 19 M-3, T-3, N-2 PR ,Ahmedgarh (7) EA Wheat & Maize 243 26 8 27 M-1, T.6, N·2 PR Ahmedgarh (6) EA Wheat & Maize 144 2 16 M-l, T-3, C-l, N-1 PR Malerkotla.(7) EA Wheat & Maize 101 2 6 PR Malerkotla (7) . EA Wheat & Maize 242 16 M-3, T-5, N-2 PR Malerkotla (6) EA Wheat & Maize 145 11 M.2, T-4 PR Malerkotla (6) EA Wheat & Maize 429 23 M·3, T-8 PR Malerkotla (2) EA Wheat & Maize 85 77 20 T·3 PR Malerkotla (3) EA Wheat & Maize 75 9 PR Malerkotla (4) EA Wheat & Maize 102 17 PR Malerkotla (8) EA Wheat, Maize & 209 85 19 M-5, T-I0 Gram PR Malerkotla (11) EA Wheat, Maize & 195 92 19 C-l, M-5, T-7 Gram PR Malerkotla (10) EA Wheat & Maize 259 35 28 M-7, T-10 PR Malerkotla (10) EA Wheat, Maize & 142 12 16 M·2, T-7 Gram

PR Malerkotla (10) EA Wheat, Maize & 202 23 19 M-8, T-9, N-4 Gram PR Malerkotla (12) EA Wheat& Maize 248 563 52 M-5, T-12, N-12 PR Malerkotla (16) EA Wheat & Maize 274 1,093 108 C·2, M-8, T-21, N-20 PR Malerkotla (13) EA Wheat & Maize 861 626 2 105 C-2, M-3, T-20, N-4 PR Malerkotla (15) EA Wheat & Maize 196 413 2 42 M-4; T-32, N-5 PR Malerkotla (11) EA Weat & Maize 253 374 53 M T-2, N-2 PR Malelkotla (18) EA Wheat & Maize 489 187 69 M:3 T-5, N-2 PR Malerkotla (19) EA Wheat & Maize 647 384 108 M-3 T-18, N-5 PR Barnala (18) EA Wheat & Maize 274 283 4 32 M-4, T·8, N-4 PR Barnala (17) EA Wheat & Maize 100 203 2 16 T-2 PR Barnala (14) EA. Wheat & Maize 746 80 M, T-3, N-166 PR Barnala (14) EA Wheat & Maize 295 23 M-7, T-8 PR Dhuri (18) EA Wheat & Maize 1,050 75 M-2, T-18, N-3 PR Dhuri (5) EA Wheat & Maize 334 22 34 M-6 T-15 PR Dhuri (13) EA Wheat & Maize 227 66 28 M-2, T-8 PR Dhuri (16) EA Wheat & Maize 208 172 26 M-4, T·I0 PR Bamala (18) EA Wheat & Maize 863 45 2 108 C-8, M-12 T-ll, N-32 PR Barnala (17) EA Wheat & Maize 107· 19 2 21 T-l, N-5 PR Malerkotla (21) EA Wheat &' Maize 650 36 60 C-l, M-2, T·19, Shiv Temple . N-2 PR Barnala (14) EA Wheat ~ Mai;l:e ~5? ~O 34 M-2 T-13, " N-S 48 1981 -CENSUS Amenities and MALERK().'pLA 'TAHSIL- Location Name of village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash(-)" Code No. (with Hadbast Number) area population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance of the and number in broad ranges viz.,-5 kms. 5-10 kms., and 10+kms. of the nearest vi1la~o- of place where the falility is availa ble, is given) (in hea- households tares) Eaucational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi- water telegraph days cations (potable) of the (Bus stop, market/ railway hat, station, if an), waterway)

1 2- 3 4 ,5 6 7 8 9 10

10U!7a Katron (26) 1,121 2,&88 (432) P,M,H -(0-5)- HP,W PO BS 71 Ramgarh (27) 104 .. .. 78 Alipur'Khal$a (20) 490- 1,11i (162) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 79 Issapur (21) 506 1,459 (22) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 80 Rurgarh (25) 378 735 (122) P -(10+) HP,W -(0-5) BS 81 Pharwahi (22) - 507 1,706 (262) P,M.H RP(2): HP,W -(0-5) BS 82 Changli (24) 73() 1,892 (268) P RP HP,W PO BS 83 Ghanauri Kalan (43) 1,716 4,519 (717) P,M,H PHC HP,W -PO BS 84 Kaleran (23) , 397 1,131 (174) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 85 Ghanaur Kalan (67) 500 1,809 (277) P,M -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 86 Ghanaur Khurd (661 563 1,509 (225) P -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 87 Bamal (65) , 738 2,222 (370) P,M,H' -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 88 Maihdudpur·urf Dugni (68) 244 977 (164) P -(0-5) HP,W -(5-10) .. -(0-5) 89 Jati Majra (69) 180 561 (91) P -(5-10) HP,W -(5-10)- .. -(0-5) 90 Bairamgarh (70) 199 581 (84) P -(5-10) HP,W -(5-10) -(5-10)

91 Faizgarh (83) 169 47'Y (67) P' -(5_:_10) HP.W PO -(0-5) 92 Dalelgarh (84) 154 1,332 (189) P -(5-10~ T,HP,W -(5-10) -(0-5) 93 Himtana (85) 300' 1,331 (228) p. -(5-10 T,HP,W' PO -(0-5) 94 MoltamadgaFh (87) 172 515 (88) P -(5-10) T,HP,W -(0-5) -(5-10) 95 Shadatpur (86) 340 991' (159) P.'M -(5-1(1) T,HP,W -(0-5) -(S-10) 96 Burj (78) 3ll 824 (128) P -(5-10) T,HP,W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) 97 Hathan (82) 1.288 3,253 (506) P.M PHS, RP(4) HP,W -(0-5) BS 98 Kurarn (81) 63

99 Attaulapur (80) - 122 8 (2) -(0-5) -(0:_:_5) HP,T -(0~5) -(0-5) 100 Mubarikpur (79) - 445 1,502 (200) P,M.H -(0-5) HP,W PO -(0-5)

101 Faridpur (76) 142 485 (67) P -(O~5) HP,TW.W PO BS 102 Rurka (74) 236 684 (84) P,M -(0-5) HP,T,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 103 Bahadargarh ((5) 13'8 315 ' (47) -(0-5) -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 104 Ahan Kheri (77) 227 772 (117) P -(0-5) HP,TW,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 105 Nau Dharani (89) 4(}7 1,025 (143) P -(Q..::_5) HP,TW.W' -(0-5) BS 106 Adampal' (88) 300- 858 ' (116) P -«()':';_5) HP,TW, -(0-5) -(0-5) W 107 Ratal (92) 381 787 (113) p -(O,;.;_S) HP.TW,- -(O-S) BS W 108 Mehdevi (90) 470 896 (146) P RP HP.TW, -(0-5) - BS W 109 Jaferabad (91)- 106· 840 (119) p- -(

VItLAGE·DlRECTORY Land use SANGR UK DISTRICT 1 Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Remarks (including any to distance (in kms.) supply land use in hectares rounded to the place of religious, hisforical village nearest' unit) or archaeological interest) -----_._---- Forest Irri- Un- Cultur· Area Number of Places of gated irriga- able not Cars/Jeeps! religious, by ted waste avail- Motor-cycles/ . historical soutce (jnelu- able Scooters! or archaeo· ding for Newspapers/ logical gauchar cultiva- Tractors interest &groves tion

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR MalerkotIa (18) EA Wheat, Maize 987 52 6 76 C-2, M-4, T-25 & Gram Uninhabited PR MalerkotIa (14) EA Wheat & Maize 2S3 211 26 M-2, T-5, N-4 PR MalerkotIa (10) EA Wheat & Maize 451 22 33 M-2, T-4, N·l PR Malerkotla (Hi) EA Wheat & Maize 266 93 19 M-3, T-4; N-3 PR Dhuri'(10) EA Wheat & Maize 151 318 3 35 M,T-20, N PR Dhuri{10) EA Wheat & Maize 341 355 3 51 C, M, T-6 N PR Dhuri (9) EA Wheat & Maize 1,552 17 17 130 M-4, T~12, N-10 PR Dhuri (10) EA Wheat & Maize 365 8 24 T-7 PR Malerkotla (8) EA Wheat & Maize 454 46 M-3, T-18 PR Dhuri (8) EA Wheat & Maize 518 45 M-4, T-22 PR Dhuri (4) EA Wheat, Maize- 407 294' . 37 M-l, T-12, N-1 & Rice PR Dhuri (8) EA Wheat, Maize 98 126 20 M·l, T-2 & Rice PR Dhuri (6) EA Wheat, Maize 143 27 10 M-2, T-4 & Rice PR' Dhuri (6) EA Wheat, Maize 135 4J 21 M-l, T~7' & Rice PR' Malerkotla (6) EA Wheat & Maize 158 11 M-3, T-8 Gurdwara- PR Malerkotla (6) EA Wheat & Maize 139 15 M-3, T-I0 Gurdwara PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 271 29 C-l, M4, T-I0 Gurdwara PR Malerkotla (4) EA Wheat & Maize 159 2 11 M-2, T-5 Gurdwara & Maszid PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 321 19 M-4, T-12 PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 296 15 M-4, T-I0 PR Malerkotla (8) EA Wheat & Maize 1,212 76 C-3, M-8, T-21 Gurdwara-- N-4 Uninhabited PR Malerkotla (6) EA Wheat & Maize 117 '5 PR Malerkotla (10) EA Wheat & Maize 263 153 29 M-l, T-'5 Maszid & Gurdwara

PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 95 37 10 T-2 Maszid PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 140 80 16 M-I, N~2, T~5 Maszid PR Malerkotla (10) EA Wheat & Maize 25 105 8 Gurdwara PR Malerkotla (3) EA Wheat & Maize 106 98 23 M-2, T-S, Gurdwara' N-2 PR Malerkotla (3) EA Wheat & Maize 399 8 M-5, T-8, N·7 PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 270 4 26 T-4, N-3 PR Malerketla (3) EA Wheat & Maize 319 13 48 M-21 T-6, N·S GiJrdwara PR Malerkotla (2) EA Wheat & Maize 437 33 C-l, T·lO, N·S. Gurdwara PR Malerkotla (3) EA Wheat & Maize 94 2 10 C-2, T-l, N-2 PR Malerkotla (3) EA Wheat & Maize 205 37 23 M:3, T-6

~R. Malerketla (3) EA wheat & Maize 126 2 10 M-4, T-3, N-5 .. Uninhabited PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 176 17 19 M-t, T-4 Gurdwara PR. Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 223 14 M-2, T-15 P1\ Malerkotla (6) E;A Wheat 8q. Maize 13.4 ., 14 M-.4. T-3 Ma,sz;id 56

1981 CENSUS Amenities and MALERKOTLA TAHSIL Location Name of village Total Total Amenities available'(if not available within the village, a dash (-) Code No. (with Hadbast Number) area population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance of the and number in broad ranges viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10tkms. of the nearest village of place where the facility is available, is given) (in hee- households tares) Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi- water telegraph days cations (potable) of the (Bus stop, market! railway hat, station, if any waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10/1/116 Takhar (73) 297 902 (139) P,M PHC HP,W -(0-5) -,-(0-5) 117 Bhudan (71) 1,086 2,514 (389) P,M -(0-5) HP,W,TW -(0-5) BS 118 Bukkanwala (69) 81 272 (39) -(0-5) (5-10) HP,W, TW -(0-5) BS 119 Sultan pur (51) 261 758 (117) P -(5-10) , HP.W.TW -(0-5) BS 120 I1fatpura (63) 113 658 (89) P -(0-5) TW,HP,W -(0-5) BS 121 Shekhupura Khurd (52) 107 388 (47) P -(5-10) HP.W.TW -(0-5) BS 122 Shekhupura Kalan (53) 172 695 (86) P,M,H, --(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) --(0-5) 123 Hussainpura '(62) 264 848 (110) P,M -(5-10) TW,HP,W PO BS 124 Akhtiarpura (61) 120 334 (49) P -(0-5) TW,H.PW -(0-5) BS 125 Dhadewari (60) 119 335 (53) P -(0-5) TW,HP,W -(0-5) BS 126 Man Majra (64) 233 362 (53) P -(0-5) TW,HP,W -(0-5) BS 127 Amamgarh (59) 304 709 (93) P -CO-5) TW,HP,W -(0-5) BS 128 Matoi (99) 389 973 (148) P,M -(0-5) TW,HP,W -(0-5) BS BS,RS 129 Albelpura (36) 132 409 (69) P -CO-5) HP,W -(0-5) " 130 Jitewal Khurd (37) 166 710 (lOS) P -(0-5)· HP,W -(0-5) .. .BS,RS 131 Baz.idgarh (35) 132 405 (56) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) .. -(0-5) 132 Bhogiwal (33) 467 1413 (211) P,M,H RP(2) HP,W -(0-5) BS 133 Amir Nagar (100) 207 881 (136) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) .. -(0-5) 134 Gaunspura (101) 92 285 (55) --,-(0-5) -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 135 Malerkotla (Rural) (98) 2,112 118 (20) P -(0-5) HP, T -(0-5) .. -(0-5) 136 Mahamad Nagar (93) 119 403 (61 P -(0-5) HP,T,W -(0-5) BS 137 Sheikhupur Sangam (94) 293 865 (125) P -(5-10) HP,W,T --(0-5) -(0-5) 138 Rustamgarh (96) 135 294 (44) P -(0-5) 'HP,W,T -(0-5) BS 139 Kishangarh (95) 173 923 (145) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) .. -(0-5) 140 Bhaini Kalan (97) 334 804 (119) P -(0_5) HP,W,T -(0-5) -(0-5) 141 Manak Majra (122) 504 1,592 (255) P (2), M, H -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 142 Upal Kheri (121) 430 1,332 (197) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 143 Binjoli Khurd (119) 233 1,280 (189) p, M PRe HP -CO-5) BS 144 Ahmandabad (118) 103 59 (11) -(0-5) -(0~5) HP,T,W -CO-5) .. BS 145 Mehmudabad (116) 117 23 (5) -(0-5) -(0-5) HP,TW -CO-5) BS 146 Sadrabad (115) 110 432 (67) P -(0-5) HP _:_(0-5) ., -(0-5) 147 Bir Ahmdabad (117) 148 192 (39) P --(0-5) HP,TW -(0-5) -(0-5) 148 Abaspura (113) 84 119 (17) --(0-5) -(0-5) HP,W -CO-5) ., -(0-5) 149 Kila Rehmatgarh (114) .. (48) HP ~(0-5) -(0-5) 150 Damam Mehli (111) 237 281 P -(0-5) , 151 Badshahpur (102) 330 1,046 (174) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 152 Saraud (103) 873 2,061 (325) P,M PHS, RP(2) HP,W PO .. BS 153 Ran wan (106) 305 879 (133) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0--5) .. BS 154 Bhaini Kamboan (107) 113 1,290 (185) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 155 Hathoa (110) 296 1,087 (162) P,M PHC- HP -CO-5) .. BS 156 Haidar Nagar (109) 152 694 (101) P,M -(0-5) HP PO .. BS / 157 Biujoli Kalan (119) 261 840 (128) -(0-5) -(0-5) HP -(0-5) .. -(0-5) 158 Sarwarpur (l08) 248 721 (114) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) .. BS 159 Schke (141) 302 681 (98) P -(0-5) T,HP -(0-5) .. -(0--5) 160 Ch~ndigarh (140)' zt!8 42 (5) -(0-5) -(5-,-10) T,HP,W -(5-10) -(0-5) si

VILLAGE I)IRECTORV Land use SANGRUR DIsTlntT

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Remarks (including any 'place to distance (in kms.) supply . land use in hectares rounded to the of religious, historical village nearest unit) or archaeological interest)

Forest Irri- Un- Cultur- Area Number of Places of gated irriga- able not Cars/Jeeps/ religious, by ted waste avail- Motor-cycles/ historical source (inelu- able Scooters/ or archaeo- ding for Newspapers/ logical gauchar cultiva- Tractors interest &groves vation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR MalerkotI a (8) EA Wheat & Maize 278 4 15 T-l. M-S. C-2, N-2 Gurdwara PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 959 49 79 M-IS. T-34. N-S Gurdwara

PR Malerkotla ~S) EA Wheat & Maize 73 8 T-4 PR Malerkotla 6) EA Wheat & Maize 202 39 20 T-2 PR M,tlerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 99 5 9 M-2. T-3

PR Malerkotla (8) EA Wheat & Maize 1 100 6 M-2, T-4 Gurdwara PR Malerkotla (10) EA Wheat & Maize 162 10 M-3, T-5, N-4

PR Malerkotla (6) EA Wheat & Maize 248 16 M-2, T-6 Gurdwara PR Malerkotla (8) EA Wheat & Maize 103 9 8 M-S, T-3 Gurdwara PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 103 8 8 M-I, T-S PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 156 66 10 M-I, T-4 PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 177 109 18 M-I, T-6 PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 343 8 11 27 M-2, T-9 PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 102 2 28 T-I PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 145 10 11 M-l, T-4

PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 114 6 12 M-I, T-3 PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 414 30 23 M-3, T-9, N-3 PR Malerkotla (2) EA Wheat & Maize 191 16 C-l, M-3 PR Malerkotla (2) EA Wheat & Maize 69 15 8 T-2 PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 1,393 389 410 M-2, T-4

PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 107 12 M-2, T-12, N-4

PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 265 28 M-I, T-6 Gurdwara PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 123 I 11 M-2, T-9 Gurdwara PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 159 14 M-5, T-12 Gurdwara PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 276 33 25 Gurdwara

PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 472 32 M-S, T-13, Gurdwara N-l PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 403 27 C-2. M-4, N-2, T-8 PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat, Maize&Bajra 219 14 M-2, T-7, N-2 Gurdwara PR Malerkotla (3) EA Wheat & Maize 98 5 M-2, T-2, N-2 PR Malerkotla (2) EA Wheat & Maize 113 4

PR Malerkotla (2) EA Wheat & Maize 80 10 20 T-2 Maszid PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 120 18 10 M-I, N-l Maszid KR Malerkotla (2) EA Wheat & Maize 84 Merged in M.C. Malcrkotla PR Malerkotla (2) EA Wheat & Maize 157 59 21 M-1, T-2 Gurdwara PR Malerkotla (3) EA Wheat & Maize 297 11 1 21 M-4, T-8 PR Malerkotla (3) EA Wheat & Maize 645 158 15 55 C-l, M-6, T-30 Gurdwara PR Malerkotla (2) EA Wheat & Maize 270 7 12 16 Col, M-5,T-13 PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 97 5 11 C-l, M-3, T-3 PR Malerkotla (4) EA Wheat & Maize 270 26/ M-6. T-9 Gurdwara PR Malerkotla (4) EA Wheat, Maize & 140 ' .. 12 C-2, M-6, T-10 Bajra N-2 PR Malerkotla (6) EA Wheat, Maize & 244 17 M-S, T-14 Gurdwara Bajra PR Malerkotla (~) EA Wheat & Maize 225 23 M-S, T-8 . Gui'dwara PR Malerkotla (5) EA Wheat & Maize 280 2 20 M-4, T-8 PR Malerkotla (7) EA Wheat & Maize 255 25 8 S2 ' ,ttSt CENSOS MAtERKOTtA TAHStt Amenities "twd Location Name of village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) Code No. (with Hadbast Number) a'l"ea population is shown in the column and ne"t to it in brackets, the distance ___ , ufthe and number in broad ranges viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms; and 10+kms. of the nearest village of place where the facility is available, is given) (in hec· households tares) Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Commu· water and days nications (potable) telegraph of the (Bus market/ stop, hat, railway if any station, water- way) 2 '3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10/1/161 Khanpur (123) 464 ' 1,228 (174) P,M,H -(5-10) HP,T -(5-10) BS 162 Bunga (139) 255 368 (57) P -(5-10) HP,T -(5-10) BS 163 Mandian (125) 209 564 (90) P,M,H H HP,W,T PO BS 164 Dadeehha (124) 224 542 (87) P -(0-5) HP,W,T -(0-5) -(0-5) 165 Dalamwala (126) 166 402 (60) P -(5-10) HP, W, T -(5-10) -(0-5) 166 Chhokran (127) 318 887 (143) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 167 Dugri (128) 322 j,320 (20,7) P"M -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 168 Moranwali (195) 470 896 (148) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) BS 169 Hazurgarh (197) 416 .. .. 170 Lasoi (196) 1,199 3,726 (614) P,M,H PRC HP PO BS PHS 171 Jabo Majra (131) 359 1:,041 (166) P,M,H -(0-5) HP,T PO BS

172 Gujjan Majra (130) 168 360 (56) P -(5-10) HP,T PO BS 173 Rurki KaiaQ (1'29) ·325 1,254 (195) P -(5-10) HP,T PO BS 174 Chandurain (136) 100 168 (28) --(0-5) -(10+) HP -(O.-:..,s) -(0-5) 175 Jattuan (13S) ,325 437 (68) P -(10+) HP, 'FW -(0-5) -(0-5) 176 Bulapur (137) 211 628 (91) P -(10+) HP -(0-5) -(0"':_5)

177 Manvi (135) 776 2,519 (390) P"M,H MCW, RP HP, TW ~ PO BS 178 Bhurthal Mander (194) 753 2,161 (351) P,.M,H RP HP,TW -(0-5) BS 179 Rurki Khurd (134) 224 880 (139) P] -(5-10) HP,TW -(0-5) -(0-5) 180 Dhiro Majra (132) 303 ' 1,147 (186) P: -(5-10) HP,T -(0-5) BS

181 Ladewal"(133) 245 765 (107) P] -(5-10) HP,T -(0~5) -(0.-..5) 182 Bhumsi (162) ·458 ·967 (1S9) -(5-10) HP,T -(0-5) -(Q.....5) " 183 Jalalgarh (163) 315 590 (97) ~~ -(10+) HP,T -(0-5) -(0-5) 184 Daulowal (160) 162 498 (71) P 1 -(10+) HP,T -(0-5) .. -(0--.6) '! 185 . Jogowal (161) 174 828 (130) P _,;; -(10+>- HP,T -(0-5) -(0-5)

1-86 Hussainpura (169) 258 384 (59) p~ -(5-10) HP,T PO -(0-5) 187 Chaunda (164) '234 4,048 (724) P,M,H D HP,T PO -(0-$) 188 Chaproda(lS7) [1,473 183 (33) P, M,H, AC 'D BP,T PO BS 189 Mohamadpura (156) , 267 269 (83) P ., -(0-5) BP, "tW, T -(0-,,-5) -(0-5) 190 Nagai (154) 195 523 (72) P . -(0-5) HP,W,T -(0-5) .. -(0-5) 191 Burj Baghel Singhwala,(145) 448 534 (93) P,M -(0"".-5) HP,T,W -(0....:..5) -(0-5) 192 Bathan (158) 410 1,159 (198) Pj -(5-10) HP,T PO -(0-5) 193 Badla:(1'43) 410 .9,57 (165) P -(S_10) HP,W -(0...:-5) --(O-S) 194 Salar (144) 304 905 (144) P(2) M, H -(5-10) BP,W -(0-5) -(5-10)

·195 Narike (l42)] 773 ; 1,823 (279) P,.M,B 'PHS HP,W -(~S) -(0--..5) ~3 VILLAGE DIRECTORY SANGRUR ntsl'RtCf Land use Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Remarks (including any pIa co to distance (in kms.) supply land use in hectares rounded to the of religious, historical or archaeologcal interest) village nearest unit)

Forest Irri· Un· Cultur· Area Number of Places of gated irriga. able not Cars/Jeeps/ religious, by ted waste avail· Motor·cycles! historical source (inclu· able Scooters/ or archaeo· ding for Newspapers! logical. gauchar cultiva· Tractors interest & groves vation'

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) Malerkotla (6) EA Wheat & Maize 431 33 C·3, M-6, PR N·15 M·3, T6 PR MalerkotJa (8) EA Wheat & Maize 236 1 18 Malerkotla (8) EA Wheat & Maize 162 2S 22 M-4, N·2, PR T·4 Malerkotla (10) EA Wheat & Maize 211 2 11 M·4, T·S, PR N·3 143 3 20 M·3, T·6, N.3 PR Malerkotla (10) EA Wheat & Maize EA Wheat & Maize 285 11 22 M·4, T·8, PR Malerkotla (11) N·2 281 10 31 M.8, T·12 PR Malerkotla (11) EA Wheat & Maize EA Wheat & Maize 402 21 22 25 C·2, M·8,N·4, PR . Malerkotla (13) T·20 Uninhabited EA Wheat & Maize 1,067 12 29 91 C·2, M·20, Gurdwara, PR Malerkotla (11) T·6S Temple

EA Wheat & Maize 212 78 14 55 C1, M·3, T·4, PR Malerkotla (16) N·3 EA Wheat & Maize 118 23 16 11 M·2, T·2 PR Malerkotla (9) EA Wheat & Maize 296 29 M·3, T·4, N·2 PR Malerkotla (8) 91 2 7 M·l, T·3 Malerkotla (11) EA Wheat & Maize PR EA Wheat & Maize 299 1 6 19 M·2, T·3 PR Malerkotla (10) EA Wheat & Maize 190 3 18 C·t, M·S, T-4, PR Malerkotla (15) N·2 EA Wheat & Maize 658 3 22 93 C·1, M·t5, T·37. PR Malerkotla (11) N·2 SA Wheat & Maize 69S 1 1 S6 C.2, M·12, T·31, PR Malerkotla (16) N-4 Wheat & Maize 200 24 M·2, T·7 PR' Malerkotla (10) EA N·2 ' Wheat & Maize 276 27 C3, M·4, T·8, PR Malerkotla (lI» SA N-4

Wheat & Mai -e 206 3 36 C·2, M-4, N·3 PR Maierkotla (10' EA T·7 31 M·6, N-2, T-13 EA Wheat & Maize 374 40 13 Pit Malerkot'a (14) 722 61 12 20 C·l, M·6, T-l1 Nabha(19) EA Wheat & Maiz~ PR FA Wheat & Maize 126 8 28 T·g, M·4, N·l PR Malerkota (16) 146 2 10 t6 M·6, T-ll; N·2 PR Malerkotla (16) EA Wheat & Maize

233 2S Ct, M-t. T·4 PR Malerkotla (14) EA Wheat & Maize 204 30 M-4. N.t., T·9 Malerkot1a (19) EA Wheat & Maize PR wheat & Maize t,317 53 103 C-2, M, 30, PR Materkotla (14) EA N-S, T-SO EA Whelt 81; Maize 208 :9 M-2, T-2 PR Malerkotla (1 ") 119 13 ,2, T-I0 Pit Malerkotla (16) EA Whea t & Maize 45 is Wheat &'Maize 415 33 C.t. M-t, 1-6 ~R Malerkotla (11~ EA EA Wheat & Maize 353 57 M-6, T-23 PR Malerkotla (13 366 44 M:"6, T-S, N-2 Ma~rkotla (10) EA Wheat & Maize fiR . Wheat & Maize 258 4G M-4. t-13 N-4 Gurdwara, PR lVla1erkotia 0) EA Temple and . Maszid Wheat & Maize 702 71 C-3, M-<), Gurdwara fiR Male· kotla (8) EA 'r-15. N-S ShIv Temp1l6 '" Mas:z:i~ S4

1981 CENSUS MALERKOTLA TAHSIL .;'~:'. ," '\ ' Amenities and

,;."" t Location Name of village Total Total Amenitills available (if not available 'within the villages;: ,-".dash (-) Code No. (with Hadbast Number) area population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance 1',_ , of the and number in broad ranges viz.-5 krns., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest the of place where the facility is available, is given) village households (in hee- ___.----_----- tares) Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- water and days of cations (potable) tele- the (Bus stop, graph market/ railway hat, if station, any water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10/1/196 Gowara (146) 822 2,262 (382) P,M,H PHS HP,T PO -(0~5)' , 197 Tolewal (147) 287 766 (116) P --(0-5) , HP,T -(0_5) BS 198 Mahorana (148) 539 919 (165) P -(5-10) HP,T --(0-5) BS 199 Bhullaran (149) 7G3 (114) ,P 295 -(0..... 5) 'HP,T,W --(0-5) " --(0-5) 200 Ban Bohra (150) 911 3,060 (485) P,M,H H,],>HS, HP,T PO BS FPC 201 Niamatpur (151 \ 363 957 (159) P,M -(5-10) HP,T -(0..... 5) .. . -(0-5) 202 Langrian (152) 346 1,118 (181) P -(0-5) HP,T -(0-5) , BS 203 Jhall (153) , 708 1,346 (203) '~P, M ]j), HP,T', -(0..... 5) -(0-,.,5) 204 Jhundan (172) 520 (76) -P 263 ''-1-'(0-75)' " HP,T, W -(0-5) o' j -(0-5) 205 Amargarh (173) 807 3,513 (607) P, M, H, AC PHS, MCW, HP, T PTO, BS FPC,PHC,RP Phone " " 206 Dialpura (174) 327 130 (18) P --(0-5) HP,T,W --(0-5) .. ; BS 207 Sampurangarh (175) 131 39 (7) P --(0-5) HP,TW -(0-5) BS 208 Rampur Chhana (171) 349 982 (166) P ...-.(0-.... 5) uHP -(0-.-5) BS 209 Raipur (155) 299 881 (132) P --(0-5) HP,T'W -(0--'-5) ':BS 210 Alipur (165) 360 806 (129) P --(0-5) HP -(0-5) BS 211 Salempur (166) 182 439 (69) P --(0-5) ",HP --(0-5) BS 212 Mula Dada (167) 225 691 (98) P --(0-5) HP PO ' : BS 213 Kheri Sodhian (168) 222 650 (104) P,M --(0:-5) ,.HP --(0".-5) BS 214 Mahala (169} 181 568 (94) ,P ...... (0-5) ',HP,T --(0";';'5) -(0-""5) 215 Mahali (170) 90 396 (55) P --(0-5) HP --(0-5) -(0-5) u 216 Bagrian (176) 1,220 3,394 (587) P, M,H PHS HP,W PO BS 217 Daulatpur (177) 164 355 (55) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) BS 218 Giga Majra:(l78) , 492 (74) 139 P --(G--5) "HP --(07 5) BS 219 Bhatian Kalan (119) 227 523 (84) P,M -(0-5) HP -(0.;..;,.5) --(0..... 5) 220 Bhatian Khurd (180) 257 866 (157) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 221 Rampura Bhindran (181) 329 170 (31) , --(0-5) --(0,5) "HP -(O-~) -(0""':5) 222 Toga Heri (182) 93 221 (31) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0..... 5) 223 Bhari Mansa (183) 231 1,076 (169) P -(0-5) HP --(0-5) -(0-5) 224 Chatriwala (184) , 231 57 (9) P,M --(0-5) HP -(0-5) --(0-5) 225 Kandhargarh (185) 257 957 (124) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 226 Samundgarh (85) 371 713 (119) P RP(2) -,' : 'HP, W -(0-5) BS 227 Bhullar Heri (106) 1,012 2,782 (425) P, M, H,Tr. D,H,HS,RP(2), HP, W PO BS 228 Bhalwan (107) 1,048 2,675 (415) P,M,H D,PHS HP,W PO BS 229 Palasaur (105) 751 1,879 (280) P --(0-5) HP,T,W -(0-5) BS 230 Bhojowali (104) 577 1,319 (204) PM RP HP, T. W, -(0"'::'5) BS W 1.' I 231 Bhadalwadh (103) 367 801 (122) P HC HP,W PO RS 232 Mees Heri (102) 209 622, (108) P --(0-5) HP,W --(0-5) RS 233 Kaulseri (101) 301 943 (152) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS,aS 234 Mimsa (79) 1,179 2,985 (468) P,M,H 'PHC,D ~.' HP, W Po ilS MCW, RP(2) I . 235 Cheema (lOS) 232 700 (99) P --(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) ~S 236 Burj Seda (83) 142 267 (40) P -(0-5) HP,W ~(0-5) -(O_~) ,237 I Burj Gaura (82) 192 247 (34) P ;__(0-5) ·HP,W 238 -(0-5) -(0-5) Issi (79) 611 1,250 (200) P,M D HP,W -(0-5) 239 Lohar Majra (80) 263 -{0-5) 466 (66) P --(0-5) HP,W --(0-5) BS ~O Kheri Jattan (81) 376 1,044 (182) P,M,H _(0-5) HP,W --(0-5) BS ,55

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j_jR Malerkotla (i2) EA Wheat & Maize .. 151 116 M-2, T-8 liR Malerkotla (16) BA Wheat & Maize 11 36 80 4 I'R N)ibha (H) WHeat &; Maii~ i. 296 ~o 23 M-4, T-6, N-8 JiR Malerkotla (19 ti~ Wheat & Maize 2 it! 17 M-I, T-3, N-2 PJ\ NabM(1i) , EA Wheat & Maize 330 S 25 M-3, T-6, N-9

Na~l\ll (13) EA Wheat & Maiz~ 168 14 M-2, T-5, N-3 Nabha (11) EA Wheat &. Maize 206 19 M-1, T-3, N-5 Nabha (13) EA Wheat & Maize 181 21 20 M-3, T-5, N-3 li M-3, T-6, N-7 Nabha (14) EA Wheat & Maiz , 159 22 ~~ Nabha(H) EA Wheat & Maize 82 8 M-4, T-5 PR Nabha (11 EA Wheat & Maize 1,078 142 CoS, M-8, T-25, N-6 PR Dhuri (6) EA Wheat & Maize 142 22 N, T-13 pa Dhuri (6) EA Wheat & Maize 124 15 M-3, T-6, N-2 'llR Nabha (13) EA Wheat & Maize 208 19 M-l, T-5 PR Nabha (13) EA Wheat & Maize 237 20 M~3, T-6, N-IS KR Nabha (13) EA Wheat & Maize 248 68 13 T-l KR Dhuri(]0) EA Wheat & Maize 87 1 S M-l, T-3 KR Dhuri (10) EA Wheat & Maize 193 21 17 M-2, T-3 KR Dhuri (10) EA Wheat & Maize 190 17 24 M-2, T-3 KR Dhuri (11) EA Wheat & Maize 202 4 25 26 M-2, T-4 Dhuri (11) Wheat & Maize 206 8 57 M-3, T-4, N- PR E~ M-8, T-8, N-4 PR Dhuri (6) EA Wheat'& Mait~ 916 9 87 Dhuri (10) EA Wheat & Maize 701 272 75 C, M-8, T-3, PR N-7 li3 M-2, T-12 PR Dhurl (6~ EA Wheat & Maize 680 2 6 1',R Dhuri (6 EA Wheat & MaiLe 527 5 7 33 M-2, T-8, N-4

PR Dhuri (6) EA Wheat, Maize, 149 191 27 M-5, T-lS, N-4 Gram, & Bajra fR Dhuri (5J EA Wheat, Maize, 189 20 1\1I-4, T-6 Gram&Bajra C-l, M-3, T-5, i'1·1 PR Dhuri (6) EA Wheat, Maize, .. 262 3 36 Gram & Bajra 72 C-l. M-4 PR Dhuri (8) ~A Wheat, Maize, 616 463 28 Gram & Bajra T-38, N-3 PR Dhurl (10) EA Wheat & Maize 175 38 1 18 M-I, T-6 to T-l, N-t rR Dhu"i(12·· EA Wheat, Mai 7e 110 2 20 Gram & Bajra M-t, T-5, N-I PR Dhuri (11.1 EA Wheat &Maize 120 2 62 8 Wheat & Maize 558 10 4 39 M-2, T-13, N-1- PR Dhuri (8) EA M-5, T-9, N-2 PR Dhuri (10) EA Wheat & Maiz~ 231 5 3 24 2 30 M-2, T-9 N-4 :PR Dhuri (11 .. pt\ Whe~t ~ ~~Ize ~36 8 1981 CENSUS

MALERIOOTLA TAHSIL Amenities and Location Name of village} Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the villages, a dashl(-) is' Code No. (with Hadbast Number) area population shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad of the and number ranges viz.,-5 kms. 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place village of households where the facility is available is given) (in - - ~~~ hectares) Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Commu- water telegraph days nications (potable) of the (Bus stop, marketl railway hat, if station, any waterway)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10/1/241 Dhadogal (100) 980 2,305 (374) P,M,H D HP,T PO BS 242 Jainpur (89) 269 804 (171) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 243 Isra (85) 482 1,121 (188) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 244 Balewal (87) 367 521 (74) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 245 Banbha~ri (86) 313 1,118 (194) P,M,H D,H HP,W PO -(0-5) 246 Bhasaur (66) 959 2,537 (402) P(2), M, H, D,PHC, HP,W PO BS Tr. MCW,RP(3)· 247 Rajinderpuri (67) 511 882 (145) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 248 Banganwali (89) 246 825 (132) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 249 Manan (87) 218 745 021) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 250 Sherpur Sodhian (88) 264 638 (94) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 251 Jakhlan (100) 477 954 (143) P -(0-5) HP,W,TW -(0-5) -(0-5) 252 Dhandra (99) 410 1,007 (152) P,M,H D,HC HP,W,TW -(0-5) BS 253 Bararwal (92) . 1,178 2,183 (353) P,M,H -(0-5) HP PO BS 254 Ruldu Singhwala (91) 321 668 (lOS) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 255 Babatlpur (65) 573 926 (125) p -(0-5) PH,W _(0-5) -(0-5) 256 Malu Majra (63) 227 386 (54) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5 257 Daulatpur (64) 270 610 (112) P,M -D,PHS T,HP, W -(0-5) -(0-5) 258 Jahangir (61) 618 1,447 (222) P,M,H -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 259 Kaheru (60) 872 1,800 (237) P -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 260 Dhuri (94) 972 3,494 (627) P -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 261 Dohla (93) 280 674 (108) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-":5 262 Harchandpura (74) 548 1,161 (168) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) BS 263 Dhura (93) 469 1,514 (240) P,M,H -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 264 Mannwala (72) 350 520 (100) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 265 Benra (95) 1,726 3,355 (529) P,M,H -(0- 5) HP PO BS 266 Ladda (58) 1,003 3,073 (473) P,M,H D,MCW. HP,W PO BS RP(3) 267 Punnawal (57) 1,087 2,233 (330) P,M (0-5) HP,W PO BS 268 Pedni Kalan (59) 507 1,260 (215) P FPC,RP HP,W PO BS

269 Kakarwal (60) 654 1,660 (263) P (0-5) HP -(0-5) BS 270 Rajo Majra (44) 1,013 2,018 (355) P,M,H PHS, HP,W PO BS,RS MCW,RP(2)

271 Ghanauri Khurd (41) 322 929 (142) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) _(0_5) 272 Badshahpur (42) 763 1,981 (313) P -(0-5) HP,W PO -(0-5) 273 Buggra (56) 818 1,850 ~Z89) P _(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 274 Ranike (55) 502 874 (151) P --(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 275 Mulowal (45) 913 2,255 (375) P,M,H PHS HP,W PO BS -- - 276 Dhandiwal (46) 622 1391 (224) P _(0_5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 277 AlaI (36) 431 1,290 (220) P _(0_5) HP,W -(5-10) BS,R~ 278 Hari K.e (37) l,Otl 2,346 (399) P,M PHS,D HP,TW,W - PO BS 279 Sultanpr (35) 512 1,132 (162) P _(0_5) HP,W -(0':""'5) BS _(0-5) pO ~80 R,.angian (34) 823 2,509 (432) .r HP,W " :a~ 57

VILLAGE DIRECTORY SAN'ORUIt tJIs1'RICT Land use Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food' Lan~ use/i.e. Iltea iJnd~r, ditr~rent types o( Remarks (including any place to distance (in kms.) supply ,la.nd U!ie, 111 hectar~~r()llJldl'd, to the of religious historical or village ' n¢arest l.U~+t) ',' " " archaeologcal interest)

Forest. Irrigcned Un- Cult'u~ Area Number of Places of by ir igated rable not Cars/Jeeps! religious, source waste avail Motor-cycles! historical or (includ- able for Scootersl archaeoloaical ing cultiva- Newspapers/ interest gauchar tion Tractors & groves

11 12 13 14 13 16 17 18 19 20 20(a)

PR Dhuri (11) EA Wheat & Maize 629 159 66 126 M-7, To 17, N-6 PR Dhuri (12) EA Wheat & Maize 212 35 19 3 M-1, T-7, N-2 GugaNaumi PR Dhuri (8) EA Wheat & Maize 293 24 129 36 M-3, T-4, N-2 PR Malerkotla (11) EA Wheat & Maize 238 64 29 36 T-3, N-t PR Dhuri (7) EA Wheat & Maize 270 14 29 M-3, T-2, N-5 PR Dhuri (8) EA Wheat &' Maize 24 ,747 132 13 43 M-lI, T-23, N-6 PR Dhuri (8) EA Wheat & Maize 9 392 33 28 49 N-4, T-4, N-2 PR Dhuri (6) EA Wheat & Maize 214 14 18 M-8, N-2 PR Dhuri (9) EA Wheat & Maize 191 6 3 18 M-2, T-5, N-t PR Dhuri (8) EA Wheat, Maize & 241 1 1 21 M-3, T-7, N-2 Bajra 'I PR Dhuri (4) EA Wheat & Maize 445 32 C-l, M-2, T-6, N-t PR Dhuri (6) EA Wheat, Maize & 386 24 M-3, T-5, N-2 Bajra PR Dhuri (5) EA Wheat & Maize 884 60 105 129 M-5, T-18 PR Dhuri (5) EA Wheat & Maize 92 140 89 C-2, M-2, T-3, N-l PR Dhuri (5) EA Wheat & Maize 114 322 71 66 M-2 PR Dhuri (4) EA Wheat "& Maize 169 3 38 17 M-l PR Dhuri (3) EA Wheat & Maize 210 3 8 49 M-2, T-7, N-l PR Dhuri (5) EA Wheat & Maize 536 82 M-2, T-22, N-4 PR Dhuri (3) EA Wheat & Maize 778 1 10 83 C-2, M-8, T-24, N-5 PR Dhuri (3) EA Wheat & Maize 258 402 312 M-5, T-18, N-ll PR Dhuri (2) EA Wheat & Maize 255 3 22 M-l, T-2 PR Dhuri (3) EA Wheat & Maize 212 290 46 M-2, T-6, N-2 PR Dhuri (2) EA Wheat & Mzize 416 4 4 45 M-I, T-8, N-4 R Dhuri (2) EA Wheat & Maize 290 39 21 M-4, T-7, N-2 PR Dhuri (3) EA Wheat & Maize 1,488 66 5 166 Col, M-6, T-55, N-7 PR Dhuri (6) EA Wheat, Maize & 981 11 4 107 M-3, T-14, Rice N-2 PR Dhuri (5) EA Wheat & Maize 1,011 10 66 M-3, T-27, N-3 PR Dhuri(9) EA Wheat, Maize & 462 2 2 41 Col, M-2, Rice T-13, N-l PR Dhuri (2) EA Wheat & Maize 381 222 5 46 M-5, T-25, N-3 PR Dhuri (5) EA Wheat, Maize, 809 2 202 M-8, T-16, Gurdwara GUru Rice & Gram N-10 TegBhadur PR Dhuri (10) EA Wheat & Maize 286 7 29 M"4, T-12, N-1 PR Dhuri (8) EA Wheat & Maize 704 6 6 47 M-5, T-14, N-2 PR Dhuri (4) EA Wheat & Maize 721 9 5 83 C-1, T-13, M-t, N-2 PR Dhuri (6) EA Wheat & Maize 391 20 30 61 T-12, N-2 Shiv Telllple PR Dhuri (6) EA Wheat, Maize, 802 111 M-8, T-40, Rice & Gram N-2 PR Dhuri (8) EA Wheat & Maize 540 82 T-32, M-3, N PR Dhuri (5) EA Wheat & Maize 382 4 45 M-l, T-9 PR Dhuri (17) EA Wheat & Maize 889 25 1 96 M-4, T-q PR Barnala (15) EA Wheat & Maize 463 49 T-8

Ohuri (17) Wheat & Maize , , FR EA 74~ " .. 7~ T-l~ 1981. .... CENSUS Amenities and

M.rllities.available Qf npt, available within the villages, a daSh(.-) Locatton Name of vjl1.itg~ )5 ~~6w1:l 'ip th~'OOlumn'ahd ne~t to it ih" brack~ts, tbe distance 'Code (with. HlJd1?¥t .NJ.unber) III i:l1'p{l;"tli-l\nges viz.-S kims..' 5:..-. to kms. and 10+ kms., of the No. tMlrest'plaie where the facility is available, is given) ~~----

Medical Drinking Post and Day or Commu- water telegraph days of nications (potable) the (Bus stop, market! railway hat, if station, any waterway)

S 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 '3 1- .; -(0-5) HP, W PO BS 10/1/281 Kumbarwal (47). 1,Q~j) 2,4!54. (393) P HP,W PO BS 282 Balian (48) 1,7~~ 4,1,se' (68<]) P,M,l;l D,R,P BS 1;61~, (273) P PO 283 Kila Hakiman (53) 9l>~ HP,~ -(0-5) 633 P R~ HP. , PO 284 Hassanput'(,54) 1,~~ (232l 'W,PHS, HP,W PO BS 285 Kanji a (52) 1,567 3.58 (53 P.M,S ~ ... ~'i9·M,(2)

(45g) P 'ijJ~ HP. V( PO :as 286 Kanjhli (51) 4$.2 9~1 ~ HP, -(0-5) -(0-5), 287 Batuha(~9) 3~3 75)- (115) P -($}-S), w: RP HP. W -(O-S) -(O-.5) 288 Natt (SO~ 631 ! ,046 ~l5:'O) P !9

ViLLAGE DiRECTORY SAN~R tJR btSTRtcr Land use Approach Nearest town and Power St.apl, food Land Ui~ (i,l, area under diftetent ~pe$ Of Remarks (including any place' to village distance (in kms.) supply land use in liertares rounded to the of religious. historical or nearest unit) archaeological interest)

~~--.. ------Fores' Irriga- Un-irri- Cul\ur- Area not Number of Places of tcd gated able available CarsjJeepsj religious; by waste for cul- Motor cycles! historical source (includ. tivatioD SCOoters! or archaeolo' ing Newspapers! gical gauchal' Tractors interest and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Dbanaula (5) EA 'WhRt&MaiU 989 67 M-.t T-11. N-2 PR Dhanaula (10) EA Wheat, Maize &. 1,349 150 15 214 M-8, T-22, N·1 Gram PR Sangrur (13) EA Wheat & Maize 811 51 134 T-7 PR Dhuri (6) EA Wheat & Maize 554 8 71 T-25 PR Sangrur (8) EA Wheat &. Maize 1.213 195 40 119 C-2. M·6. T·25, N·15 PR Dhuri (10) EA Wheat, Maize. 261 149 19 53 C·2, M-2. Gram &. Rice T-15 PR Sangrur (14) EA Wheat, Maize, 268 32 11 32 T·6 Gram & Rice PR Dhuri (12) EA Wheat. Maize, 385 201 18 27 M-4, T·tS Gram &. Rice

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Serial No. Name of Village Location Serial No. Name of Village Location Code No. Code No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 Akbarpur 10/2/128 66 Kheri 10/2/49 2 Akoi 10/2/37 67 Kheri Chandwan 10/2/71 3 Aloarkh 10/2/86 68 KheriGillan 10/2/98 4 Andheri 10/2/31 69 Khilrian 10/2/35 5 Badru Khan 10/2/32 70 Khurana 10/2/56 6 Bahadurpur 10/2/22 71 Khurani 10/2/55 7 Bakhopir 10/2/85 72 KularKhurd 10/2/50 8 Bakhtari 10/2/88 73 Kunran 10/2/20 9 Bakhtra 10/2/87 74 Laddi 10/2/60 10 Balad Kalan 10/2/110 75 Lakhewal 10/2/101 11 Balad Khurd 10/2/111 76 Lindran 10/2/33 12 Balial 10/2/114 77 Leha Khera 10/2/9 3 Balian 10/2/62 78 10/2/89 14 Balwar Kalan 10/2/54 79 Majhi 10/2/90 15 Banganwali 10/2/36 80 Mander Kalan 10/2/11 16 Basiarkh 10/2/132 81 Mander Khurd 10/2/2 17 Batriana 10/2/123 82 Mangwal 10/2/45 1& Bhagwanpura 10/2/57 83 Masani 10/2/105 19 Bhamabadi 10/2/23 84 Matran 10/2/112 20 Bharo 10/2/95 85 Mehsampur 10/2/74 21 Bhatiwal Kalan 10/2/116 86 Mohamadpur Risaldar 10/2/40 22 Bhatiwal Khurd 10/2/115 87 Nadampur 10/2/107 23 Bhindran 10/2/59 88 Nagra 10/2/127 24 Bhuraj 10/2/100 89 Nakta 1012/91 25 Bijalpur 10/2/129 90 Namol 10/2/18 26 Bimbar 10/2/93 91 Nanakpura 10/2/43 27 Bimbri 10/2/94 92 Nandgarh 10/2/73 2& Bir Aishban 1012/46 93 Nandgarh alias Thaman Singhwala 10/2/113 29 Bir Mana 10/2/14 94 Nankiana Sahib 10/2/44 30 Bir Meshampur 10/2/75 95 Naraingarh 10/2/131 31 Bugar 10/2/1 96 Nurpura 10/2/99 32 Chan gal 10/2/34 97 Panj Biri 10/2/84 33 Channo 10/2/102 98 Pan wan 10/2/81 34 Chatha Sekhwan 10/2/2S 99 Patti Bhuraj 10/2/10 35 Cheema 10/2/16 100 haguwala 10/2/120 36 Deh Kalan 10/2/39 101 Phumanwal 10/2/92 37 Dehlewal 10/2/96 102 QilaBharian 10/2/19 38 Dhadrian 10/2/4 103 Rai Singhwala 10/2/68 39 Dialgarh 10/2/5 104 Rajpura 10/2/106 40 Dialgarh 10/2/82 105 Ramgarh 10/2/130 41 Ditupur 10/2/76 106 Ram Nagar alias Ghumand Singhwala 10/2/70 42 Duggan 10/2/21 107 Ram Nagar Sibian 10}2/29 43 Fatehgarh Bhadson 10/2/79 108 Rampura 10/2/119 44 Fatehgarh Chhanna 10/2/41 109 Rasulpur Chhana 10/2/72 45 Fatehnagar alias Munshiwala 10/2/103 110 Rato Ke 10/2/8 10/2/118 10/2/51 111 Retgarh 46 Gagarpur 10/2/121 10/2/77 112 Roshanwala 47 Gehlan 113 Rupa Heri 10/2/61 48 Ghabdan 10/2}64 114 Saha Ke 10/2/3 49 Gharanchon 10/2/125 115 Sajuma 10/2/126 50 Gurdaspura 10/2/63 116 Sakrodi 10/2/78 51 Haqikatpura 10/2/53 117 Sangatpura 10/2/69 52 Harditpura 10/2/108 118 Santokhpura 10/2/66 53 Harkishanpura 10/2/67 119 Sargheri 10/2/124 54 lllwal 10/2/52 120 Saron 10/2/42 55 Jharon 10/2/13 121 Shahpur 10/2/97 122 Shahpur Kalan 10/2/12 56' Jhuneri 10/2/122 123 Sheron 10/2/17 57 Johlian 10/2/80 124 Sohian 10/2/30 58 Julan 10/2/65 125 Takipur 10/2/7 S9 Kakra 10/2/83 126 Thalesh 10/2/3.8 -- 60 Kalajhar ~0/2/104 127 Togawal 10/2/6 128 Tolawal 10/2/15 61 Kalodi 10/2/58 129 Tungan 10/2/27 62 Kamo Majra Kalan 10/2/48 130 Tqri 10/2/109 63 Kamo Majra l(hurd 10/2/47 64 Kanai . , 10/2/28 131 Ubhawal 10/2/24 ~~ (api~l lQ/2/117 132 Upli lO/~/~~

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SANGRUR TAHSIL 1981 CENSUS Amenities and'

Location Name of village Total Total popula- Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) Code No. (with Hadbast Number) area tion and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance of the number of in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the-nearest village households place where the facility is available, is given) (in hec- -~-...._---~~ - ~------tares) Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Commu- water telegraph days of nications (potable) the (Bus stop, market/ railway hat, if station, any waterway)

1 2 3 4 5 Ii 7 8 9 10 10/2/1 Bugar (82) 440 752 (99) P -(0-5) HP -(5-10) BS 2 Mander Khurd (81) 491 915 (159) P -(0--5) HP -(0-5) --(0-5) 3 Saho Ke (83) 511 1,229 (185) P,M,H PHS HP PO BS 4 Dhadrian (77) 1,107 1,721 (272) P,M H,D,RP HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 5 Dialgarh (78) 520 1,167 (189) P RP HP --(0-5) BS

6 Jogawal (76) 629 1,717 (263) P -(0 -5) HP,W PO BS 7 Takipur (75) 368 761 (115) P - (0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 8 Rato Ke (74) 478 720 ([07) P -(0 .5) BP,W -(0--5) BS 9 Loha Khera (1) 563 1,993 (301) P,M RP HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 10 Patti Bhuraj (2) 193 11 Mander Kalan (3) 454 1,381 (213) P RP HP,W -(0-5) BS 12 Shahpur Kalan (13) 1,454 2,705 (405) P,M - .cO- -5) BP,W -(0-5) BS 13 Jharon (14) 1,055 2,982 (471) P -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 14 Bir Mana (16) 941 1,953 (323) P RP(2) HP,W -(0-5) B3 BS 15 Tolawal (17) 1,145 2,551 (358) P,M D HP,W • -(0-5)

BS 16 Cheema (15) 2,549 5,959 (923) P(3), M, H,RP (6) HP,W PO H BS 17 Sheron (12) 3.387 7,132 (1,067) P,M,H D BP,W PO BS 18 Namol (11) 1,433 4,399 (638) P,M,H PHS HP,W PO _(0 .5) -(0-5) -(0-5) 19 Qila Bharian (5) 638 1,496 (216) P BP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 20 Kunran (68) 638 1,393 (240) P --(5-10) HP -(0-5) 21 Duggan (67) 1,514 3,880 (626) P,M PBC HP,W PO -0-5) BS 22 Bahadurpur (66) 1,462 3,247 (491) P,M,H RP(2) BP,W -(0-5) _(0_5) 23 Bhamabadi (15) 431 761 (117) r -(0-5) HP --(0-5) 24 Ubhawal (6) 1,896 4,592 (752) M,H, PHS, HP,W PO P(2) RP(3) BS 25 Chatha Sekhwan (8) 1,072 2,154 (333) P PHS, RP, BP,W PO FPC BS 26 UpJi (7) 1,092 2,845 (488) P,M RP HP,W PO 688 1,602 (243) P PBC HP,W -(0-5) BS 27 Tungan (48) -(0-5) BS 28 Kanoi (46) 492 1,050 (138) P -(0-5) BP,W -(0-5) BS 29 Ramnagar Sibian (37) 345 666 (106) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) llS 30 Sohian (39) 343 1,010 (160) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 31 Andheri (22) 247 723 (128) P -(0-5) HP,W HP,W -(0-5) BS 32 Badru Khan (16) 2,084 5,174 (861) P,M,H,C PHS T,HP -(0-5) BS 33 Lindran (17) 221 747 (115) P -(0-5) T,HP,W -(0-5) BS 34 Chan gal (18) 748 1,653 (259) P,M -(0-.5) -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) I}~ 35 ~4ilrian (19) 354 721 (131) P 6' viLtAGE DIREC'IlORY SANGRUR DISTRICT Land use Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Remarks (including any to village distance (in kms.) supply land use in hectares rounded to the nearest place of religious, histori- unit) cal or archaeological interest)

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Forest Irrigat- Unirri- Cultur- Area not Number of Places of ed gated able available Cars/Jeeps/ religious, by waste for cuI- Motor-cycles/ historical source (includ. tivation Scooters/ or archaeo- ing Newspapers! logical gauchar Tractors interest & groves)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Dhanaula (5) EA Wheat & Maize 102 289 2 47 T-2 PR Dhanaula (5) EA Wheat & Maize 165 276 2 48 T-4 PR Dhanaula (6) EA Wheat & Maize 30t j42 8 60 T-5 KR Longowal (11) EA Wheat & Maize, 560 388 S2 107 T-8 KR Longowal (6) EA Wheat, Maize, 440 32 48 T-5 Rice &Bajra

PR Longowal (6) EA Wheat, Maize, 401 172 56 T-8 Rice & Bajra PR LongowaI (6) EA Wheat, Maize, 211 130 27 T-8, M-I, Rice & Bajra N·2 K.R Longowal (13) EA Wheat & Maize 22.3 226 29 T-3, N·2 KR Longowal (11) EA Wheat, Maize 304 213 3 43 T-IO, N·2 & Gram Uninhabited

KR Longowal (5) EA Wheat, Maize • 353 67 34 M·5, T-12, Rice & Bajra N·1 PR Loogowal (5) EA Wheat, Maize 1,355 1~ 84 T-lO & Rice PR Longowal (5) EA Wheat & Maize 890 77 77 11 T-lO PR Suoam (17) EA Wheat, Maize 764 104 4 69 M·2, T-lO & Bajra KR Sun am (14) EA Wheat, Maize 924 141 2 78 C-l, M-t, & Bajra T-l5 PR Suoam (14) EA Wheat, Maize 2,053 282 2 212 C-1, M-S, & Bajra T-8 PR Longowal (5) EA Wheat, Maize 2,251 893 7 236 M·3. T-40, & Rice N-lO PR Loogowal (6) EA Wheat, Maize 953 360 1 119 M·S, T-2S & Bajra KR Longowal (5) EA Wheat, Maize 375 220 43 T·1:l & Bajra PR Longowal (8) EA Wheat & Maize 564 27 47 T-8, N-2 Dera Bl1 tagian PR Sangrur (10) EA Wheat 1,330 50 3 131 T·24, N·5 PR Longbwal (6) EA Wheat, Maize 911 406 12 133 M.9, T-15. Temple & Bajra N-28 PR tongowal (8) EA Wheat, Maize 340 67 16 8 M-l, T-6 Dera Sadhall & Bajra KR Sangrur (5) EA Wheat, Maize 1,642 122 2 130 Col, M-S, Gurdwara & Bajra T-23 PR Suoam (6) EA Wheat & Maize 996 14 62 M·4, T-35 Gurdwara PR Sangrur (3) EA Wheat & Maize 988 23 81 C.2, M-S, Gurdwani T-.37 591 38 4 55 ~R Suoam (5~ EA Wheat & Maize T·13 PR sanithr () EA Wheat, Maize 399 51 36 C·l, M-I, & Bajra T·20 PR Saogrur (2) EA Wheat, Maize 290 i7 13 i5 C·l, M-t, & Gram T~15 i>R Saogrur (2) EA Wheat, Maize, 245 75 2.3 M·7, T·15 Gurdwafa Rice & Bajra PR SaogrUr (3) EA Wheat, Maize 226 2' 19 M·2, T-7 Rice & Bajra PR Sangrur (4) EA Wheat, Maize 1,192 668 i9 205 .c.j, M-23. & Bajra T-42, N·40 PR Sangrur (7) EA Wheat, Maize 4 180 17 4 16 M-3. T-8 ~ Rice Pit Sangrur (6) EA Wheat, Maize 1 677 25 4 41 T-16, N·i & Rice M-4 jiB Sartgrut (7) EA Wheat, Maize 328 2 24 M-2,1'·9 lit Grl1m SANGIWR T-NHslt 191H 'CENStJS Amenities and

Location Name of :village Total lf~tal,popula" Amenitie~ available (if not available within the village, a dash(-) Code'No. (with Hadbast.Nmnber) area tion and num­ is shown 'In the column and next to it in brackets, the distance ' of the bet of house­ in broad ranges viz.-5 kms, , 5-10 krns. and' 10+ krns. of the nearest village holds place where the facility is available, is given) (inhec­ tares) 'Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Commu­ water telegraph days of nications (potable) the (Bus stoP. marketf railway hat, if station. any waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10{2[36 Banganwali (20) 283 845 (128) P,M --'(0-5') HP,W -(0-5) BS 37 Akoi (21) 485 lj014 (105) P MCW HP,W PO BS 38 Thalesh (25) 236 795 (136) P,M,H -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 39 Deh Kalan (239) 535 734 (119) P,M -(0-5) HP,TW,W -(0-5) BS 40 Mohamadpur R'isaldat. (240) 206 353 (62) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS

41 Fatehgarh Chhanna (23'0) 346 1,044 (168) P -~5) HP,TW -(0-5) BS 42 Saron (27) 1,397 2,777 (421) P,M,H PHC HP,TW PO BS

43 Nanakpux:a {26~ 454 244 (46) P -(0..-.5) HP -(0-5) BS 44 Nankiana Sahib (24) ·85 11 (7) -(0-5) -(0-5) HP,TW -(0-5) BS 45 Mangwal (35) 1;050 3,391 (589) P,M MCW HP,W PO BS

46 Bit Aishban (38) 391 6 (3) -(0-5) -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 47 Kamo Majra Khurd (36) 189 1,318 (212) P -(0-5) HP,TW -(0-5) BS 48 Kama Majra Kalan (45) 166 674 (100) P -(0-5) HP,TW -(0-5) BS 49 Kheti (47) 840 2,289 (359) P,M PHS HP,W -(0-5) BS 50 Kulat Khurd (51) 1,186 2,908 (421) P,M -(0-5) HP -(0-5) BS

51 Gagarpur (55) 753 1,-694 (25i) P,M;H PHS,D HP,W PO BS 52 Illwal (44) -839 1,794 (301) P,M,H PHC,D HP,TW -(0-5) BS 53 Haqikatpura (43) 287 313 (41) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) BS 54 Balwar Kalan (42) 182 541 (84) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) BS 55 Kburani (41) 264 493 (81) P~M .~(0~5) HP -(0-5) BS S6 KhUrana. (40J 421 1,042 (173) P P:Hc gp,W -(0-5) BS 57 B\lagwanpura (34) 220 130 '(36) P -(0-5) gp,TW -(0-5) -(0-5) 58 Kalcdi (32) 448 971 (14tl) p PRe: HP,W,TW -(0-5) :as 59 Bhindtan (33) 546 1.533 (25~) P,M,Tr. PHC lIt.i,wSW -(0-5) -(0-5)

60 Laddi (2~) 332 856 (128) l' -«()...... 5} HP,W,TW -(0-5) BS 61 Rllpa Hcii (237j 375 896 (145) P -(0=.5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 1i2 Balian (28) 1,012 2,286 (358) P,M -(~5) BP,W Po :as 63 Gur"aspura (31) 365 295 (46) ...... (0-5) BP,W 1>0 :as M Ghabdan (30) i,242 2,338 (390) t.M D HP, W PO BS 65 lilIan (233) 486 953 (121) P, M: PRC lIP, W -(0-5) B8 69

VILLAGE DiRECTORY SANGRUR DlSTRtcT Land use Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use, (i.e. area under different types of Remarks (including any to village distance (in kms.) supply land use in hectares rounded to the nearest place of religious, histori- unit) calor archaeological interest) Forest Irriga- Unirri- CuItur- Area Number of Places of ted gated able not Cars)]eepsj religious, by waste available Motorcycles/ historical source (indud- for cuI- Scooters/ or archaeo- ing tivation Newspapers/ logical gauchar Tractors interest & groves)

11 12 13 14 14 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Sangrur (6) EA Wheat, Maize 255 28 N-4 & Gram PR Sangrur (4) EA Wheat, Maize 356 73 1 55 ,M-7, T·8, Gurdwara & Gram N·9 PR Sangrur (3) EA Wheat, Maize, 216 2 18 T-l1, N-2 & Gram PR Sangrur (3) EA Wheat, Rice, 388 108 2 37 C-2, M-JO, Maize & Gram T-19, N-IO PR Sangrur (5) EA Wheat, Maize 143 52 10 M-5, T-6, Rice & Gram N-1

PR Sangrur (11) EA Wheat, Maize 214 92 3 37 C-3, M-4, Rice & Gram T-12, N-2 PR Dhuri (5) EA Wheat, Maize 983 273 52 89 Col, M-IO, & Gram T-40, N·g Gurdwara PR Sangrur (4) EA Wheat, Maize 132 5 2 15 M-4, T·5, & Gram N-) PR Sllngrur (3) EA Wheat, Maize 70 7 8 T-l, N-! & Gram PR Sangrur (2) EA Wheat, Maize 836 113 6 95 M-15, T-34, & Gram N-20

PR Sangrur (3) EA Wheat, Maize 262 116 13 T-2 & Rice PR Sunam (2) EA Wheat, Maize 161 11 17 C-2, M.1, & Rice T-4, N-2 PR Sunaro (4) EA Wheat, Maize 151 15 C-I, M.t, & Rice T-8, N-t PR Sunam (5) EA Wheat, Maize 727 20 93 M-5, T.34 & Rice N-3 ' PR Sunam (6) EA Wheat, Maize, 1,062 122 2 C-2, M-8 Rice & Bajra T-38, N-j

KR Sangrur (7) EA Wheat &. Maize 676 18 5 54 C-l, M-8 T-24 N-t • , KR Sangrur (5) EA Wheat &. Maize 647 125 67 .' M-6, T-22, N-2 Sangrur (7) Wheat &. Maize 249 8 30 C-2, M·2 T-5 KR BA N-3 ' , KR Sangrur (6) EA Wheat &. Maize 160 11 11 Col, T-4 PR Sangrur (7) EA Wheat & Maize 231 6 3 24 T-2, N·l PR Sangrur (6) EA Wheat & Maize 372 6 43 C-1, M-2, T-5, N-l PR Sangrur (4) EA Wheat, Rice &. 175 10 to 25 T-2, N-2 Maize . PR Sangrur (8) EA Wheat, Maize & 8 386 19 35 M-2, T-15, N·2 Rice PR Sangrur (6) EA Wheat, Maize & 341 153 52 T-15, N·2 Rice PR Sangrur (8) EA Wheat &. Maize 3 309 4 2 14 M-l,T-12,N·2 PR Sangrur (4) EA Wheat, Maize & 287 57 9 22 M-3, T-18 Gurdwara Gram PR Sangrur (5) EA. Wheat &. Maize 535 385 6 86 C-1, M-l1, Gurdwara T-35,N-S PR Sangeur (9) EA Wheat & Maize 295 44 26 T-6, N-5 PR Sangrur (8) EA Wheat &; Maize 439 331 395 71 M-S, T-31, N·2 Gurdwara& Shiv Temple fR Sangrur (8) EA Wheat, Maize &; 407 39 40 T-12, M-2 - Gram 70

SANGRUR TAHSIL 198i CENSUS Amenities Gnd Location Name of village Total Total popula- Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-.) Code No. (with Hadbast Number) area tion and Num- is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance of the ber of house- in broad ranges viz. .5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest village holds placc where the facility is availahle, is given)

--'_---' _._ (in hee- --. ----'_ - _ .. _ -- ---~-- tares) Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Commu- water telegraph days of nications (potable) the (Bus stop, market/ railway hat, if station, any waterway)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10/2/66 Santokhpura (232) 3S1 304 (SO) P -(0 .S) HP, W - (O-S) BS 67 Harkishat:pura (47) 801 313 (S2) P -(0.-5) lIP -(0 5) BS 68 Rai Singhwala (49) 295 623 (99) P -(S 10) HP -(0- .S) BS 69 Sangatpura (42) 277 433 (61) P -(S-10) HP -(0 S) _ -(O-S) 70 Ramnagar alias 358 76 (15) P -(5.. 10) HP -(0. 5) (O-S) Ghumand Singhwala (46)

71 Kheri Chaudwan (4S) 214 498 (73) P --(S .10) HP -(0- S) BS 72 Rasulpur Chhana (230) 289 387 (62) p -(0-5) HP,W (0-5) BS 73 Nandgarh (231) 226 471 (73) P -(0 -5) HP, W - (0- 5) - (0-5) 74 Mehsammpur (228) 398 832 (118) P -(0 5) BP,W PO --(O-S) 75 Bir Meshampur (227) 51 76 Ditupur (229) 168 167 (2S) P -(0-5) HP,W -(O-.S) -(0-5) 77 Gehlan (44) 293 604 (92) P --(O-S) HP,W -(0 .5) BS 78 Sakrodi (43) 507 1.190 (191) P,C MCW HP,W -(O-S) BS 79 Fatehgarh Bhadson (12) 31R 932 (13S) - P RP HP, W -(O-S) -(0-5) 80 Johlian (13) 233 6S4 (103) P -(O-S) BP,W -(O-S) -(0-5)

81 Panwan (14) 24S 818 (114) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0--5) BS. 82 Dialgarh (15) 232 692 (111) P --(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 83 Kakra (41) 1,364 2,120 (338) P,M --(0-5) HP,W PO BS- 84 Panj Biri (39) 55 85 Bakhopir (16) 235 913 (148) P,M H,D,MCW HP,W ~(S-10) ':"':(0-5)

86 Aloarkh (38) 436 1,501 (247) P,M H,D,MCW HP,W -(0-5) BS 87 Bakhtra (17) 266 77S (112) P -(O-S) HP,TW -(O--S) -(5-10) 88 Bakhtari (18) 299 507 (75) P -(0-5) HP,TW, W -(0-5) -(0-5) 89 Majha (19) 229 686 (11'2) P -(O-S) HP,W -(0-5) BS

90 Majhi (20) 894 2,117 (347) P,M D ~P,W --(0.. 5) -(0-5)

91 Nakta (33) 343 805 (128) P -(5-10) HP,.W -(0-5) -(0-5) 92 Phumanwal (32) S79 1,230 (183) P D HP,TW, W --(0-5) -(0-5) 93 Bimbar (21) 373 884 (141) P -(0- 5) HP,TW, W -(0--5) -(0--5) 94 Bimbri (22) 246 502 (80) P D HP,TW, W --(0-5) -(0-5) 95 Eharo (24) 472 1,533 (199) P D HP,WTW PO -(0-5)

96 Dehlewal (23) 147 406 (58) P D ijP, TW, W ~(O-S) -(0-5) 97 Shah pur (25) 142 457 (14) p D HP,1'W -(0-5) - (0-5) 98 Kheri Gillan (27) 388 695 (l05) £ --(0-5) HP,W -(O-.S) BS. 99 Nurpura (26) 352 669 (106) P -(O-S) HP,W --(0-5) -(0-. -s) 100 Bhuraj (71) 287 579 (92) P -(0-5) HP,W -(5-10) -($-10) 71

VILLAGE DIRECTORY SANGR UR DISTRICT Land uu

Approach Nean:st town and Power Staple food 1 an,l use, (i.e. area under different tyrc~ of Remarks (in('llj{11,~g any to village distance (in kms.) ~urply land use In hectale~ rounded to the nearest place of relh'I(\L~, l]l\tori- unit) cal or archaeological interest)

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Forest Irrigat- Unirri- Cultur- Area not Kumber 0f Placc~ of ed gated able avaIlable Car, 'Jeepsi rcligiou~, by wa,~te for cul- M()torcycle~/ historical source (indud- tivatilln Swotersl \ >f archaeo- ing New~rapersl logical gauchar Tractors Interest & groves)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Bhawanigarh (8) EA Wheat, Maize & 107 217 11 16 M-4, C-I, T-') Gram PR Bhawanigarh (8) EA Wheat, MaiLc & 363 359 7') C-2, 111-2, T-n Rice PR Bhawanigarh (5) EA Whcat, Mai.~c & 238 41 16 Col. M-4, Rice T-12 PR Hhawanigarh (5) EA Wheat. Malle & 204 (l2 11 T-5 Rice PR Bhawan:gatll (S) EA Wheat, Maile & 286 46 26 C-I, M-l, T-3 Rice N-2

PR Dhun(J5) FA \V.leat, Maize & 200 4 10 C-I, M-I, T-9, Rice K-2 PR H:lawanigarh (0) FA Wh:at & 'viaL,:c 216 55 IK 'f-S PR B;la\V;~J1igarh (7) E,\ Wheat & Mai7c 143 70 13 T-4 PR Bhawantgarh (7) EA Wh,;at, MaiZe & 296 71 2 29 T-II Grum Uninhabited

PR Bhawan:garh (7) EA Wheat, MaiLe & 74 75 19 T-5 Gram PR Hh,I',., aniza rh (5) EA W,le:!!, Maize & 190 59 23 21 T-4, N-\ Gram PR Bhawanigarh (4) }_ \ W:l~at. lvl,!iL:e & 109 259 25 114 M-ll,T-!7 (J 1 ar.l 146 PR Hhawalligatll (ll) 1 -\ W~ eat, Mal7e & 92 12 6K M-7, T-9 (jram PR Bh,ma!1l garh (0) EA Wheat, Maize & 172 18 2 21 M-l, T-5, N-I Gram 189 PR Bhawanl:.;arh (5) EA Wheat, MaiLe & 17 16 23 M-l, T-4, N-! Gram 156 PR Bhawunigarh (2) F-\ Wheat &. Mam: 24 16 36 M-2, T-7 PR Bhawan,gath (2) EA Wheat, Maize & 918 87 81 278 M-H, T-14, N-15 Bajra UninhabIted 187 PR BhawamJarh (8) EA Wheat, Maize 10 38 £.1-5, T-S, ~-3 & Bajra Gurdwara PR h4 267 121 48 M-4, T-5, N-2 Dhawan'l!arh (6) Wheat & Maize 149 PR Bhawanigarh (~) EA Wheat, Maize & 85 32 M-2, T-5, ~-I Bajra . 137 PR Bhawanigarh (10) EA Wheat. MaIze, 115 47 M-2, T-4 EA Rice & Bajra 124 PR Bhawanigarh (10) wheat, Maize 72 7 26 M-3, T-4 EA & Bajra . 409 PR ~abha (8) Wheat & MaIze 366 119 M-ll, T-38, N-2

PR Nabha (8) LA 201 104 2') 18 MJ, T-2 Guga Naunll EA Wheal & Maile J7J PR Nabha (Il) Wheat & Maize 142 10 54 M-l, T-15 EA 22~ Gurdwara PR Nabha (lS) Wheat & Maize 1[0 13 22 M-5,1'-4 172 Gurdwara PR l\abha (4) EA Wheat & Maize 31 15 28 M-5, T-7, N-I 375 Gurdwara& PR Nabha (8) EA Wheat & Maize 33 26 28 M-12, T-25) N-4 Tample

138 2 5 PR ~abha (10) EA Wheat & Maize 2 M-4, T-6 bA 57 62 6 17 M-2, T-7 PR Nabha (8) Wheat & MaiLe Gurdwara PR l\"abha (11) EA Wheat & MaiLe 332 2 22 32 T-16, 248 9 23 T-4 C;urJwara KR Kabha (13) EA Wheat & Maize 72 258 \5 7 7 T-6 Gurdwara l(R Nabha (13) EA Wheat & Maize 72

1981 CENSUS

SANGR UR TAHSIL Amenities and Location Name of village Total Total Popula- Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash(_) Code No. (with Hr.dbast Number) area tion and number if> shown in the column and next to itin brackets, the distance of the of households in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest village place where the facility is available, is given) (in hec- tares) Educational------~~------Medical Drinking Post and Day Communi_ water telegraph or cations (potable) days (Bus stop, of the railway market! station, hat, if waterway) any

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10/2/101 Lakhewa1 (70) 296 491 (72) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 102 Channo (69) 465 1,119 (149) P, M RP(2) HP PO BS 103 Fatehnagar alias 519 997 (157) P -(5-10) HP,W -(0-5) -(0_5) Munshiwa1a (29) 104 Kalajhar (28) 385 1,030 (153) P PHS HP,W PO BS 105 Masani (30) 121 322 (47) P -(0-5) HP,W,TW PO -(0-5)

106 Rajpura (31) 290 956 (l5!) P D HP PO --(0- 5) 107 Nadampur (35) 707 1,927 (308) P D HP, W, TW PO BS 108 Harditpura (34) 327 741 (118) P .-(0-5) HP, W, TW -(0-5) BS

109 Turi (37) 197 344 (51) P ~(0-5) HP, W,TW --(0-.5) -(0-5) 110 Balad Kalan (36) 886 2,231 (369) P,M D,MCW HP,W,TW PO BS

111 Balad Khurd (57) 512 1,373 (228) P -(0-5) HP,TW PO BS 112 Matran (59) 302 -690 (107) P -(5-10) HP, WTW -(5-10) -(0-5) 113 Nandgarh alias 388 519 (73) P -(5-10) HP,W,TW -(5-10) -(0-5) Thaman Singhwala (58) 114 Balial (56) 1,079 2,583 (407) P RP(3) HP,W PO BS 115 Bhatiwala Khurd (54) 283 667 (104) P -(5-10) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 116 Bhatiwal Kalan (53) 964 3,062 (490) P,M -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 117 Kapial (104) 832 1,743 (265) P,M D HP,W PO BS 118 Re tgarh (52) 517 1,001 (153) P -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 119 Ril mpura (51) 511 1,742 (268) P -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 120 Phaghwala (50) 546 1,595 (252) P,M D HP -(0-5) BS

121 Roshanwala (48) 232 402 (76) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 122 Jhuneri (t07) 1,260 2,579 (414) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 123 Batriana (106) 617 1,731 (247) P -(0--5) HP,W PO BS 124 Sargheri (105) 697 1,758 (276) P, M -(5-10) HP,W PO BS 125 Gharanchon (l08) 2,279 4,562 (782) P,M,H RP(3) HP,W PO BS

126 Sajuma (56) 235 420 (70) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 127 Nagra (109) 1,429 2,968 (470) P,M MCW,D HP,W PO .. BS 128 Akbarpur (103) 485 1,058 (157) P -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 129 Rijalpur (101) 554 1,303 (217) P -(5-10) HP,W -{O-5) BS 130 Ramgarh (99) 223 285 (49) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 131 Naraingarh (98) 487 981 (147) P -(0-5) HP,W,TW -(0-5) BS In Bll;siarkh (97) 774 1,603 (250~ P -~10+? HP, W!TW -\0-5) B~ 73

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Land use SANGRUR DISTRICT Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Remarks (including any to distance (in kms.) supply land use in hectares rounded to the nearest place of religious, historical village unit) or archaeological interest)

-~------.------Forest Irriga- Unirri- Cultur- Area Number of Places of ted gated able not Cars/Jeeps/ religious, by waste available Motor cycles! historical source (inc1ud- for cul- Scooters/ orarchaeo- ing tivation Newspapers{ logical gauchar Tractors interest and groves)

11 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 20(a) KR Nabha (14) EA Wheat & Maize 275 1 3 17 T-4 Gurdwara PR Bhawanlgarh (II) EA Wheat, Rice & 348 67 8 42 M-2, T-7, N-3 Temple Maize PR Bhawanigarh (l0) EA Wheat, Mai7.e & 452 35 3 29 Col. M-2. T-7 Gurdwara Rice N-2 PR Bhawanigarh (10) EA Wheat & Maize 319 17 4 45 M-4, T-12, N-4 Gurdwara PR Bhawanigarh (10) EA Wheat & Maize ll1 2 8 M-4, T-6 Gurdwara & Temple

PR Bhawanigarh (10) EA Wheat & Maize 234 32 3 21 M-8, T-14 Gurdwara PR Bhawanigarh (8) EA Wheat & Maize 354 212 82 59 M-3, T-21, Gurdwara N-IO. C-I Temple PR Bhawanigarh (6) EA Wheat & Maize 268 6 12 41 C-2, M-2. T-5 N-2 PR Bhawanigarh (5) EA Wheat & MaiLe 164 21 I 11 M-I, T-4 Gurdwara PR Bhawanigarh (5) EA Wheat & Maize 2 570 106 83 125 M-i3, T-13, Gurdwara N-80 PR Bhawanigarh (2) EA Wheat & Maize 310 78 76 48 M-4. T-12,N-8 Gurdwara PR Bhawanigarh (5) EA Wheat & Maize 212 38 52 M-l, T-5 Gurdwara PR Bhawanigarh (5) EA Wheat & Maize 249 21 118 M-2, T-3, N-I Gurdwara Pit Bhawanigarh (3) EA Wheat & Maize 749 222 21 87 M-I, T-33, Gurdwara N-3 PR Bhawanigarh (6) EA Wheat, Bajra, 203 41 2 37 M-I, C-I T-9 Gurdwara Maize & RIce PR Bhawan1garh (6) EA Wheat, Maize & 851 11 16 86 C-l, M-2, T-20 Rice N-2 KR Bhawanigarh (S) EA Wheat & Maize 649 113 17 53 M-3, T-25, Gurdwara N-t 0 KR Bhawanigarh (4) EA Wheat & Maize 293 176 16 32 M-2, T-8, N-4 Gurdwara KR Bhawanigarh (2) EA Wheat, Maile & 383 73 55 M-5. T-S, N-3 Rice PR Bhawanigarh (3) EA Wheat. Maize, 425 68 53 C-2. M-IO, R.ice & Bajra N-3, T-ll PR Bhawanigarh (7) EA Wheat. Maize, 166 49 17 Gurdwara Rice & Bajra PR Bhawanigarh (8) EA Wheat & Maize 1,104 80 76 M-5, T-26, Temple N-5 PR Bhawanigarh (8) EA Wheat. Maize, 419 190 54 14 M-4, T-IO, Gurdwara Rice & Bajra N-S PR Bhawanigarh (11) EA Wheat & Maize 644 5 5 43 T-12. N-2, Gurdwara & M-7 Temple PR Bhawanigarh (8) EA Wheat & Maize 1,877 118 62 222 C-5, N-45, Gurdwara M-l5, T-46

PR Sunam (13) EA Wheat. l\:1aize & 202 8 25 M-2. T-7 Gurdwara Bajra PR Bhawanigarh (14) EA Wheat. Maize, 1,143 189 3 94 T-27, M-5 Gurdwara Rice & Bajra & Temple KR Bhawanigarh (16) EA Wheat & Maize 441 8 36 M-4, T-8 KR Bhawanigarh (13) EA Wheat & Maize 492 7 55 M-4, T-IO PR Samana (11) EA Wheat & Maize 144 54 25 M-I, T-7 PR Bhawanigarh (11) EA Wheat & Maize 430 21 36 T-4 PR Bhawanigarh (10) EA MaIze ~ Whe~t m 63 T-6, T -14

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ALpHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SUNAM TAHSIL

Serial Name of Village Location Serial Name of Village Location No. Code N0'1 No. Code No. t 2 3 I 1 2 3 1 Akalgarh 10/3/41 66 Gobindpura Nagri 10/3/8 2 Alampura 10/3/51 67 Gobindpura Papra 10/3/122 3 Alisher 10/3/57. 68 Gujran 10/3/88 4 Andana 10/3(140 69 GuJahri 10/3/158 5 Arkbas 10/3/66 70 Gurney 10/3/58 6 Babargarh alias Ghamurghatt 10/3/146 I 71 Hamirgarh 10/31132 7 Badalgarh 10/3(136 I 7Z Handa 10/3.1126 8 Bagrol 10J3/l01 73 Harigarh 10/3/77 9 Bakhora Kalan 10/3/57 J 74 Harigarh Gehlan 10/3/152 10 Bakhora Khurd 1013/59 I 75 10/3/40 11 Bakshiwala 10/3/25 76 Humbalbas 10/3/27 12 10/3/123 77 Jakhepalbas 10/3{31 13 Banarsi 10/3/163 78 Janal 10}3j85 14 Bangan 10/3/137 7f) Jaswantpura alias Hotipur 10/3/138 15 Baupur 10/3/162 80 Jhalur ]0)3/74 1 I 16 Ba7idpur 10/3/124 I 81 Kabirpur 10/3/127 17 Bhaini Gandwan 10/3}19 I 82 Kadar Nagar alias Munshiwala 10/3/103 18 Bharur lO/3/] 83 Kahangarh lOj3jfJl 19 Bhatuwan 10/3/119 t 84 Kakuwala 10/3/112 20 Dhulan 10/3i156 I 85 Kal Banjara 10;3/72 , 21 Bhundar Bhaini 10/3/131 ' 86 Kalia 10/3/54 22 Bhutal Kalan 10/3173 87 Kamalpur 10/3195 23 Bhutal Khurd 1013/120 ' 88 Kanakwal Bhangwan 10/3/36 24 Biggarwal 10/3/5 89 Karail 1011/125 25 Bishanpura Naubad alias Kokhar 1013(151 90 Karia! 10/3/106 26 Bushera 1G(3t133 91 Karoda 10/3/159 27 Chandu 10/3/142 92 Kauhrian 10/3/78 28 ChangJiwala 10/3/46 93 Khai 10/3/62 29 Chatha Gobindpura 10/3/160 94 Khanal Kalan 10j3j96 30 Chatha Nakta 10/3(3 95 Khanal Khurd 10/3/87 31 Chatha Nanhera 10/3(13 ( 96 Khanauri Kalan 10/3/164 32 Chaubas 10)3/28 ' 97 Khanauri Khurd 10/3,'161 33 Chhahar 10/3(81 9R Khandebad 10/3/64 34 Chhajla 10/3/21 f)9 Khanpur Faqiran 10/3/89 35 Chhajli 10/3/15 100 Kharial 10/3/11 36 Chotian 10/3/53 101 Khera Naga 1O/3/l 10 37 Chural Kalan 10/3/56 102 Khe11a 10/3/108 38 Chural Khurd Hl/3(55 I 103 Khokhar 10/3{45 39 Daska JO/3/39 104 Katra Arnru 10/3/29 40 DehIa 10/3/121 105 Katra Lehlan 10/3/48

41 Dewangarh alias Kaimpur )0/3)109 : 106 Kudni 10/31143 42 Dhaliwalbas 10/3/30 107 Ladal 10/3/43 43 Dhandial 10/3/105 108 Ladbanjara Kalan 1O/3/1I1 44 Dhandoli Kalan 10/3/82 109 Ladbanjara Khurd 10/3/113 45 Dhandoli Khurd 10/3/84 110 Leha! Kalan 10/3/60

46 Dharamgarh 10/3/33 111 Lehal Khurd 47 10/3/61 Dharamgarb Cr, ,anna 10/3/104 112 Lehra 1013/63 48 Dhindsa 10/3/ll7 i 113 Makorar 10/31144 49 Dialgarh Jajian 10/3/94 114 Mandyi 10/3/143 50 10/3/97 lIS Maniana 10/3/150 51 Dola Singhwala 10/3/35 116 Mard Khera 52 10/3/6 Dudian I013!118 117 Mauran 10/3f9 53 Fatehgarh 1O/3/4J J Medewas 54 JIR 10/3/18 Fatehgarh Naubad alias Bhamniwala 10/3/154 J 119 Mehlan 1(Jf3/7 55 Gaga 1013/47 120 Moonak 10i3 1us 56 Gandwan 10/3/20 111 Mojowal Wi3!17 57 Ganota 10/3/147 58 122 10/3/67 Ghanaur Jallan ]0/3/90 123 Nawang~on 59 10/3/139 Ghanaur Rajputan 10/3/92 124 Nihalgarh 10/31114 60 Ghasiwala lD/J/26 I 125 Nilowal 10/3/23 61 Ghoranab 10/3/7 1 I 126 PhuJad 10/31145 62 Gidrani 1013/42 127 Phulera 63 1(13)37 Gobindgarh Jajian 10/3(16 I 128 Pishore Bhailre 64 10/3/69 Gobindgarh T\laubad alia.1 Mohan Singhwala 10/3(153 I 12f) Rai Dhariana 10/3j76 65 Gobindpura JawaZlarwala 10(3/150 " 130 RajaJ Her; 10/3/134 78 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SUNAM TAHSIL Serial Name of Village Location Serial Name of Village Location No. Code No. No. Code~. 2 3 2 3 131 Ramgarh Gujran 10/3/155 1''51 Shafipur Kalan 10/3/100 132 Ramgarh Jawande 10/3/14 152 Shafipur Khurd 10/3/99 133 Ramgarh Sandwan 10/3/65 I 153 Shahpur Khurd alias Lakhmirwala 10/3/2 134 Rampura Gujran 10/3/107 154 Shahpur Nauabad alias Theri 10/3/141 135 Rampura Gujran 10/3/149 155 Sheikhuwas 10/3/70 136 Rampura Ja~aharwhla 10/3/49 156 Shergarh alias Sher Singh wala 10/3/135 137 Ratolan 10/3/12 157 Sihal 10/3/102 138 Ratta Khera 10/3/38 I 158 Sullar 10/3/83 139 Rattangarh alias Patiawali 10/3/34 159 Surjan Bhaini 10/3/129 140 Rattangarh Sidhran 10/3/105 160 Taranji Khera 10/3/10 141 RogJa 10/3/80 161 Thaska 10/3/157 142 Rorewa:Ia 10/3/75 162 Toor Banjata 10/3/86 143 Salemgarh 10/3/130 163 Ubha 10/3/79 144 Samuran 10/3/98 164 Ugrahan 10{3/22 145 Sangatiwala 10/3/68 146 Sangatpura 10/3/44 147 Sansarpura 10/3/24 148 Santpura 10/3/93 149 Satoj 10/3/32 150 Shadi Hari 10/3/116 VILLAGE DIRECTORY SUNAM TAHSIL 80

SUNAM T;lliS1L 1981 CENSUS Amenities and

Name of village Total Total ~meDltles !lvaJlaole (if not available within the village, a dash(­ Location area population Code No. (with Hadbast Number) ~s shown In the .column and next to it in brackets, the distance of the and number ID broad ranges Vlz.,-5 lans., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms.· of the nearest village of house­ place where the facility is available, is given) (in hec­ holds tares) Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi­ water telegraph days cations 3 (potable) of the (Bus stop, market/ railway bat, station, if any waterway)

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. 1 2 10/3/1 Bharur (9) 306 966 (1.54) P PHC,D, FPC, T, HP,W -(0-5) -(0.-5) MCW,RP 2 • sliallp.Ur li'J:lutd a»l\&- ' 646 1,846 (289) P PHC,D,FPC HP, W -(0---5) BS Lakhmirwa)a XlO) MCW,RP 449 (70) -(0.-5) T,HP,W -(0._5) BS 3 Chjtt,b1,l Naf41;(~() 300 P 4 Akalgarh (50) 280 488 (77) P -(0.-5) T,H p, W -(0-5) BS

5 Biggarwal (53) 937 1,811 (290) P -(0.-5) IIP,W -(0---5) -(0-5)

6 Mard Khera (52) 228 530 (81) P -(0-5) lIP, W -(0-5) -(0-5)

7 Mehlan (54) 2,440 5,301 (8 13) P,M,H D,RP,HC,O(3) HP, W PO BS 8 Gobindpura Nagri (51) 531 1,759 (247) P _(0._5) HP, W \ -(0-5) BS

9 Manran (58) 1,292 3,072 (416) p,M,H H,PHC,MCW HP, W PO BS 10 Taranji Khera (59) 486 1,310 (217) P PHe HP,W -(0-5) -(10+)

2,168 4,508 (704) P,M,H H,D,MCW, HP, W PO BS 11 Kbarial (1) FPC,RP HP,W, TW _(5_10.) -(5-10.) 12 Ratolan (32) 667 1,258 (224) P -(5-10.) 13 Chatha Nanhera (31) 1,736 3,243 (504) p,M PHC HP, W,TW PO BS 14 Ramgarb Jawande (30) 627 1,828 (291) P. M _(0_5) HP, W -(0.-5) BS 4,262 8,364 (1341) P(3), M,B' PHS,RP(3), T,HP PO BS 15 Chhajli (36) MCW, FPC

16 Gobindgarh Jajian (56) 953 1,807 (279) P, M -(5-10) HP, W,TW -(5-10) BS

17 Mojowal (40) 454 861 (149) P D HP, W PO BS 18 Medewas (41) 509 1,089 (180) P D,HC HP,W, TW PO BS 19 Bhaini Gandwan (42) 345 647 (94) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) , BS PO 20 Gandwan (43) 2,020 3,0.81 (503) p,M,H -(10-+ ) HP.W BS -(0-5) 21 Chhajla (39) 485 1,399 (213) P _(0.-5) HP,T,W, BS 22 Ugrahan (38) 1,093 2,354 (35&) P,M D HP,W,TW PO BS PO -(0.-5) 23 Nilowa1 (37) 674 2,183 (345) P,M,H RP HP,W 118 20 (4) -(0-5) -(0.-5) HP -(0.-5) -(0-5) 24 Sansarpura (29) PO -(0.-5) 25 BakshiwaJa (27) 754 1,913 (293) P,M,H RP HP

PO 26 Gbasiwala (26) 365 862 (136) P _(0.-5) HP BS PO 27 Hambalbas (23) 1,354 3,0.15 (466) P,M D HP,W BS HP,W -(0-5) BS 28 Chaubas (22) 1.225 2,761 (392) P,M,H -(0-5) -(5-10.) 29 Ka tra Amru (25) 457 .1124 (185) P,M -(0.-5) HP,W BS HP,W -(0-5) BS 30 Dhaliwalba,s (24) 634 1,420 (228) P,M -(0-5) 81

VILLAGE DmECTO~Y SANGRUR DISTlUcT Land use Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Remarks (including any pIace ' to distance (in kms.) supply land use in hectares rounded to the of religious, historical vilfage nearest unit) or archaeological interest)

Forest Irri- Un- Cultur- Area Number of Places of gated irriga- able not Cars/Jeepsf religious, by ted waste avail- Motor cycles/ historical source (inclu- able Scooters/ or archaeo- ding for Newspapers! logical gauchar cultiva- Tractors interest &groves)vation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Sunam(6) EA Wheat & Maize 284 22 M-3, T-8 PR Sunam (3) EA Wheat & Maze 482 2 27 35 M-6, T-1O, N-4 PR Sunam (3) EA Wheat, Maize, 263 2 35 M-6, T-2, N-3, C-l Bajra & Gram PR Sunam(3) EA Wheat, Maize, 165 86 29 M-7, T-7, N-5 Bajra & Gram PR Sunam(4) EA Wheat, Maize, 609 137 144 47 M-8, T-39, N-2 Bajra & Gram

PR Sunam(6) E,A Wheat, Maize, 197 11 20 M-3, T-12, Bajra & Gram N-2 ) PR Sunam (\1) EA Wheat, Maize. 1,586 678 176 M-ll, N-50, Gurdwljl"a Bajra & Gram T-43 and Temple PR Sunam (11) EA Wheat, Maize 256 224 50 Col, M-2, T-10 Gurdwara & Bajra and Temple PR Sunam (14) EA Wheat, Maize, 695 483 42 72 M-4, T-14 Bajra & Rice PR Sunam (6) EA Wheat; Maize & 345 79 17 45 M-2, T-5 Bajra 1,433 PR SUDam (8) EA Wheat, Maize, 572 163 M-3, T-32, N-! Bajra& Gram PR SUDam (12) EA Wheat, Maize, 370 168 61 68 T-4, M-1, N-2 Bajra & Gram PR Sunam (H» EA Wheat, Maize, 1,045 536 36, 119 M-5, T-24, N-6 Bajra & Gram FR SUDam (5) EA Wheat, Maize 510 59 6 52 C-l, M-1, T-10 & :3ajra PR Sunam (12) EA Wheat, Maize & 2,724 1,142 20 376 M-2, T-50. N-I0 Bajra

FR Lehragaga (7) EA Wheat, Maize 493 198 262 M-1, T-5 Temple & Bajra PR Sunam (10) EA Wheat, Maize 284 91 79 M-2 Gurdwara & Bajra FR Sunam (10) EA Wheat, Maize, 248 130 131 M-4, T-6, N-2 Bajra & Rice PR Sunam (10) EA Wheat, Maize 197 115 33 T-1 & Bajra PR Lehragaga (10) EA 'Wheat & Maize 1,248 506 118 148 T-17, N-5 PR Sunam (10) EA Wheat, Maize, 356 37 92 T-l, N-l Bajra & Gram PR Sunam (8) EA Wheat, Maize 795 184 114 C-1, M-Z, T-2, Bajra & Gram N-3 PR Sunam (5) EA Wheat, Maize, 337 241 96 T-15 Bajra & Gram PR Sunam (2) EA Wheat &Maize 83 32 3 T-2 SUDam (3) EA PR Wheat, Maize, 455 242 57 C-l, M-2, T-4, Bajra & Gram ... N-3 EA PR Sunam (3) Wheat, Maize, 267 56 42 T-l, M-2, T-15 Bajra & Gram EA PR Sun~m (to) Wheat, Maize, 2 I,Z52 3 97 M-5, T-12, N-2 Bajra & Gram PR Suna'm (10) E~ Wheat, Maize, 615 525 10 75 T-I0, N-2 Bajra & Gram EA PR SUDam (10) Wheat, Maize, 259 171 27 T-5 Bajra& Gram EA FR Sunam (10) Wheat, Maize, 483 103 48 T-6 Bajra & Gram 82

1981 CENSUS ,SUNAM TAHSIL Amenities and Location Name of village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash(-) Cpde No. (with Hadbast Number.) area population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance of the and number in broad ranges viz,,-5 k:ms., 5-10 kms. and 10+k:ms. of the nearest village of place where the facility is available, is given) (in hec­ households tares) Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi- water telegraph days cations (potable) of the (Bus stop, market/ railway hat, station, if any waterway)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10/3/31 Ja Khepalbas (21) 485 1,061 (154) P,M,H PHS HP,W PO BS 32 Satoj (18) '882 2,159 (312) P,M RP HP,W -(0-5) BS 33 Dbaramgarh (19) 916 2,557 (372) P,M,H RP(2) HP,W PO BS

34 Rattangarh alias Patia~aIi (20) 483 1,010 (165) P -(0-5) HP,TW -(0-5) ..' BS 35 Dola Singhwala (44) 480 1,081 (164) P RP HP,W PO BS

36 KanakwaI Bhangwan (45) 983 2,145 (313) P,M,H MCW, RP(2) HP,W PO BS 37 Phulera (46) 686 1,712 (251) P -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 38 Ratta Khera (47) 1,182 1,308 (170) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0.-5) 39 Daska (48) ,2,107 2,738 (416) P,M,H -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 40 Haryan (49) 1,939 2,714 (408) P,M PHS HP,W -(10+) BS

41 Fatehgarh (50) 931 1,580 (235) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 42 Gidrani (51) '813 1,545 (245)' P PHS,MCW HP,W -(0-5) BS 43 Ladal (52) 745 1,774 (272) PHC,MCW HP,W -(0-5) BS 44 Sangatpura (53) 1,040 2,133 ,(353) -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 45 J910khar (55) 1,034 1,817 (283) -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS,RS

46 Changaliwala (54) 494 685 (~4) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 47 Gaga (67) 809 2,086 (329) P,M -(0-5) HP,W PO BS,RS

48 Katran Lehlan (68) 748 1,648 (268) P,M -(0-5) HP,W,TW PO \ BS 49 Rampura Jawaharwala (73) 394 939 (147) P,M,H -(0-5) HP,W,TW PO BS 50 Gobindpura Jawaharwala ,(72) 603 1,095 (172) P _:_(5-10) HP,W,TW PO BS

51 Alampura (69) 501 963 (158) P -(0-5) HP,W,TW -{5-10)' .. -(0-5) 52 Alisher (70) 456 784 (115) P,M D HP,W,TW -(0-5) -(0-5) 53 Chotian (78) 1,011 2,380 (405) P -(0-5) HP,W,TW PO BS 54 Kalia (79) 649 1,504.(230) P H,PHC,D HP,W -(0-5) BS 55 'chural Khurd (80) 436 848 (125) P H HP,W -(0-5) BS

56 Chural Kalan (81) 852 2,270(375) P,M H,PHC,D HP,W PO BS I 57 Bakhora Kalan (77) 734 1,791 (279) P,M,H -(0-5) HP,W PO -(0-5), 58 Gurney (71) 505 1,121 (181) P -(0-5) HP,W,TW -(0-5) RS 59 Bakbora Khurd (76) 319 800 (130) P D HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) I 60 Leha! Kalan (75) 2,226 3,021 (482) P,M,H PHS,MCW, HP,W,TW PO BS FPC,RP 83

VILLAGE nmECTORY SANGRUR DISTRICT Land use Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Remarks (including any place. to distance (in gms.) supply land use in hectares rounded to the of religious, historical village nearest unit) or archaeological interest)

Forest Irri­ Un­ Cultur- Area Number of Places of gated irriga­ able not Cars/Jeeps/ religious, by ted Waste avail- Motorcycles/ historical source (inclu- able Scooters/ or archaeo­ ding for, Newspapers/ logical gauchar cultiva­ Tractors interest &groves) vation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Sunam (10) EA Wheat, Maize, 322 130 . 33 T:8 Bajra & Gram PR Sunam (14) EA Wheat, Maize, , 510 294 78 M-2, T-30 Bajra & Gram , PR Su~am (14) EA Wheat, Maize, 557 263 96 M-2, T-19, N-I0 Bajra & Gram PR Sunam (14) EA Wheat, Maize, 432 8 43 M-2, T-13 I Bajra &Gram PR Suna'm (14) EA Wheat, Maize 411 23 46 M-1, T-ll Gurdwara & Bajra

PR Suriam (16) EA Wheat, Maize 818 '7'1: 93 M-2, T-18, N-Z Gur(lwara & Bajra PR Lehragaga (10) EA Wheat, Maize & 611 23 52 M-2, T-14 Gurdwara Bajra PR (8) EA Wheat, Maize 606 515 61 T-13 & Bajra PR Bareta (14) EA Wheat, Maize 705 1,231 70 101 C-I, T-26 & Bajra PR Lehl'agagi (10) EA Wheat, Maize 782 1,003 19 135 C-l, M-1, T-17, Gurdwara & Bajra N-2

PR Lehiagaga (10) EA Wheat, Maize 491 386 1 53 M-l, T-8, N-2 Gufdwara & Bajra PR Lefuagaga (5) EA Wheat, Maize 408 348 5 52 T-3 & Bajra PR Lehragagii (5) EA Wheat, Maize 534 100 56 55 M-l, T-8 & Bajra PR Lehragag~ (5) EA Wheat, Maize 476 476 47 41 T-9 & Bajra IPR Leh'ragaga (5) EA Wheat, Maize 414 451 87 82 T-5, N-5 Temple & Bajra

PR Lelira)laga (3) EA Wheat, Maize 347 74 27 46 Col, M-3, T-5, & Bajra N-5 PR Lehragaga (2) EA Wheat, Maize 630 56 44 79 M-4, T-12 N-5 Gutdwara &. Bajra Guru Teg Bahadur PR Lehragaga (5) EA Wheat, Maize 471 133 43 101 M-l T-5, & Bajra Pit Le~R=lgaga (6) EA Wheat, Maize 240 120 2 32 T-3 & Bajra PR Lehragaga (8) EA Wheat, Maize 321 240 1 41 T-6 Bajra

PR Lehragag~ (6) EA Wheat, Maize 132 239 130 1'-3 Gurtl\vara & Bajra PR Lehragaga (8) EA Wheat, Maize 253 159 44 M-6, T-3, N-3 & Bajra PR Lehragaga (10) EA Wheat, Maize 754 133 124 T-4 Gurd'wara & Maize, PR Bareta, (3) EA Wheat, Maize, 468 102 48 31 f-8 Bajra & Gram PR Jal¢al (3) EA Wheat, Maize 241 64 60 71 M-l, T-7 & Bajra

PR Jakha) (2) EA Wheat, Maize, 600 159 35 58 C-2, M-2, T-l, & Gram N-7 PR Lehragaga (5) EA Wheat, Maize 626 26 82 M-2, T-5 & Bajra PR Lehragaga (6) EA Wheat, Maize 256 196 4 49 f-5, N-2 & Bajra PR Lehragaga (6) EA Wheat, Maize 130 161 28 & Bajra KR L!!hragaga (5) EA Wheat, Maize, 130 1416, 504 176 M-8, T-9, N-9 Gurdwara Bajra & Rice 84

19Si CRNStrS.

SUNAM TAHSIL AmenIties and Location Name of village total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash(-) Code No. (witb Hadbast Number) areA population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance of the and number in broad ranges viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest village of house­ place where the facility is available, is given) (in bec­ holds tares) Educional Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi­ water telegraph days cations (potable) of the (Bus stop, marketf railway hat, station, if any waterway).

I 2 3 14 5 6 7 8 9 10 10/3/61 Leba! Khurd (74) 572 1,952 (332) p PHS,D HP,W,TW PO BS 62 Khai (65) , 331 849 (137) P -(0-5) HP,W,ny PO BS 63 Lehra (66) 64 Khandebad (62) 838 1,377 (219) P,M -(0-5) HP,W,1W ~(0-5) BS 65 Ramgarh Sandwan (63) 719 1,834 (293) I! P D HP,W,TW --(5-10) BS

66 ~kbas ,(64) 481 1,114 (171) p --(5-10) T,HP -(5-10) ~(5-10)'

67 ~angJa (57) 1,140 2,238 (375) P -(0-5) HP,W,TW -(0-5) BS

68 SangatiwaJa (35) 569 1,7n (316) P PHC,D HP,W,l'W PO B~

69 Pishore Bhaike (34) 1,?50 2,413 (416) P,M,H D HP,W,TW PO BS, 70 Sheikhuwas (58) 815 1,661 (280) P PHS, .. HP,W,TW -(0-5) BS

71 Ghora Nab (59) 1,505 2,435 (402) P,M RP(3) HP,W PO BS 72 Kal Banjara (60) 981 1,695 (283) P -(5-10) HP,W _(0-5) BS 73 Bhutal Kalan (61) 1,681 3\581 (550) P,M,H PHS,D HP,W PTO,Phone .. BS RP 74 Jhalur (152) 1,016 2,151 (346) P,M -(5-10) HP,W,TW PO BS 75 Rorewale (151) 472 1,220 (208) P -(0-5) T,HP PO -(0-5)<

76 Rai Dhariana (155) 1,813 3,781 (565) P,M,H ~(O-5) T,TW, PO BS.

77 Harigarh (15<1) 833 1,465 (229) P -(5-10) T,HP -(5-10) ',' BS 78 Kauhrian (149) 1,114 2,473 (418) P,M,H PHC,D,FPC, T,HP PO BS MCW,RP 79 Ubba (148) 758 1,883 (294) P -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 80 Rogla (114) 1,557 3,756 (626)' P,M -(0-5) HP,W PO -(0-5) 81 Chhahar (33) i,46~ 4,150 (681) P,M RP(3) T,W PO BS 82 Dhandoli Kalan (113) 923 1,919 (310) P -(0-5) HP,W --(0-5) BS 83 Sullar (112) 425 707 (114) P -(0-5) HP,W PO BS,

84 Dhando]i Khurd (111) 474 1,57? (28I) P,~ RP(3) HP,W PO .'. BS 85 Janal (118) 1,432 3,055 (449) P,M MCW,HC HP,TW PO -(0-5)1

86 Toor Banjara (119) 580 1,783 (279) P D,HC H,TW,HP,W -(0-5) BS 87 Khanal Khu:r;d (121) 582 1,468 (251) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS

88 Gujran (110) 1,750 4,211 (681) P,M,H PHS,RP HP,W PO, BS 89 Khanpur Faqiran (102) 444 1,147 (182) P -(0-5) HP,W,TW -(0-5). -(0-5)! 90 Ghanaur Jattan (100) 447 1,146 (162) P,M,H -(0-5) HP,W,TW Po. BS, 85

vitLAGE nnttcTORY SANGRUR DISTRIct Land use Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Remarks (including any place to distance (in kms.) supply land use in hectares rounded to the of religious, historical village nearest unit) or archaeological interest)

Forest Irri- Un- Cultur- Area Number of Places of gated irriga- able not Cars/Jeeps/ religious, by ted waste avail- Motorcycles/ historical source (inclu- able Scooters/ or archaeo- ding for Newspapers! logical gauchar cultiva- Tractors interest &groves) tion

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Lehlagaga (3) EA Wheat & Maize 377 1142 53 M-50, T-2, N-l PR Lehragaga (1) EA Wheat, Maize 260 40 31 Col, M-37, T-2 & Bajra N-5_ Merged in M.C. Lehragaga PR Lehragaga (4) EA Wheat, Maize 2 587 184 65 M-3, T-14,N-3 & Bajra PR Lehragaga (2) EA Wheat, Maize 433 229 57 T-9, N-3 &B~ra

PR Lehragaga (2) EA Wheat, Maize 35 316 69 61 M-l, T-7, N-2 & Bajra PR Lehragaga (to) EA Wheat, Maize, 462 536 4 138 M-22, T-lO, Gurdwara-Temple Bajra & Rice N-2 PR Sunam (3) EA Wheat" Maize 302 161 28 78 M-6, T-3 Gurdwara-Temple & Bajra PR Lehragaga (7) EA Wheat, Maize, 669 256 125 M-6,T-2,N-IO Gurdwara Bajra & Rice PR Lehragaga (5) EA Wheat, Maize, 444 284 87 C-1, 'N-! Bajra & Rice

PR Lehragaga (5) EA Wheat. Maize 546 513 58 88 T-16, N-2 & Bajra PR Lehragaga (8) . EA. Wheat, Maize 523 373 8 77 T-1, N-1 & Bajra PR Lehragaga (8) EA Wheat, Maize 996 521 16 148 M-5, T-21, N-7, Temple & Bajra PR Lehragaga (10) EA Wheat, Maize 578 336 16 86 M-1, T-14,N-2 & Bajra PR Lehragaga (10) EA Wheat, Maize 261 170 1 40 T-2 & Bajra I PR Lehragaga (18) EA Wheat, Maize 723 958 18 114 T-20, N-2 & Bajra PR Lehragaga (16) EA \V)1eat, & Maize 704 49 7 68 , Lehragaga (10) EA Wheat & Maize 688 344 2 80 M-5, T-15, PR N-6 'PR Lehragaga (19) EA Wheat & Maize 622 66 70 C-1, M-1, T-8, N-3 PR Lehrag\lga (21) EA Wheat, Maize ~1,359 82 116 T-2, C-1, N-2 . PR Lehragaga (16) EA Wheat, Maize, ,2,079 103 284 M-8, T-34, Bajra&Gram N-10 M-2, T-10 PR Sunam(19) EA Wheat, Maize & ~ 686 144 76 17 Bajra Sunam(19Y EA Wheat, Maize & 11 185 157 22 61 M-1, T-2 . PR Bajra - C-2, M-5, T-6, Gurdwara PR Sunam(8) EA Wheat, Maize & 314 57 38 65 ( Bajra N-15 Sunam (15) EA Wheat & Maize 1,307 125 .'. T-2, M-2, Gurd~ara PR N-2

PR Sunam (21) EA Wheat, Maize, 478 34 18 50 T-6, C-1, M-3, Bajra & Gram N-2 pi Bhawanigarh (18) EA Wheat, Maize, 330 210 9 33 T-8, M-2 Bajra & Gram PR Sangrul (21) EA ,Wheat & Maize 1,519 46 173 12 C-1, M-6, T-23, N-1 PR Bhawanigarh (16) EA Wheat, Maize 372 17 1 S4 M-3, T-ll :t_; r Bajra&Gram Bhawanigarh (18) EA Wheat, Maize, 399 42 6 M-2, T-13 Gurdwara 'fR Bajra&Gram SUNAM TAHSIL Amenities -aNi.

Location Name of. village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within tile vi11age,:~ dash~} Code No. (with Hadbast Number) area population is shown iil'the column and next to it in brackets, the,distance.in broad. of the and number ranges viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms., and lO+kms. of the nearest place' village of where the facility is available, is given) (in hec­ households tares):" Educationall Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi­ water telegraph days cations (potable) oftne (Bus stop, market/ railway hat, station, if any waterway)

1 2 3 4 5 6 J 7 8 9 10 10/3/91 Kahangarh (96) 394 1,137 (170) P D HP,W -(5-10) ., BS 92 Ghanaur Rajputan (125) 328 1,227 (204) P -(0...,.,5) HP -(5-10) .. BS 93 Santpura (124) 218 1221 (18) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) . . BS 94 Dialgarh Jajian (123) 602 1,369 (201) P -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 95 Kamalpur (126) 1,202 2,422 (375) P, M, H PHS, MCH, HP, W PO BS. RP 96 Khanal Kalan (122) 1,203 2,965 (473) P, M, H D HF, W, TW -(0-5) .. BS 97 ·Dirba (120) 2,705 7,814 (1,241) P, M, H PHS. MCW, HP, W PO B'i, RP 98 Samuran (134) 499 1,356 (219) P -(0-5) HP, W -0-5) BS

99 Shafipur Khurd(133) 304 492 (80) P -(5-10) HP, W BS 100 Shafipur Kalan (132) 576 1,570 (252) P -(5-10) HP, W BS

101 Bagrol (127) 506 1,344 (212) P D HP,W' -{0-5) BS 102 Sihal (131) 617 1,089 (151) P,M -(10+) HP, W -(10+) BS 103 Kadar Nagar alias 380 660 (101) P. -(5-10) HP, W -(5-10) .. BS Munshiwala, (135) 104 Dbaramgarh Cbbanna (137) 148 469 (60) P,M,H, Tr. H,PRC, RP HP, W -«()-6) " -(0-5),

\ 105 Ratt!mgarh Sidhran (139) 332 667 (106) P, M, H, C H,D,MCW, HP, W -(0-5) -(0-5) RP,FPC 106 Karial (136) 806 1,868 (304) P,M,H,AC, H,PHG, RP HP, W -(0-5) -(0-5) .• Tr,O 107 Rampura Gujran-(117) 166 376 (52) P H, PRC HP, W -(0-5) -(0-5)--.

108 ~hetla 040) 1,159 2,675 (414) P -(0-5) HP PO , BS' 109 Dewangarb alias Kaimpur (116) 363 1,257 (198) P RP HP,W -(0-5) l. BS

110 Kbera Naga (115) 293 5541 (94) P RP HP -(~') ., -(0-5).

III Ladbanjara ~alan (147) 934 2,825 I (449) P,M D HP,W PO I. -(0-5), 112 Kakuwala (146) 430 751 (120) P -(5-10) HP,W -(0-5-) BS 113 Ladbanjara Khurd (145) 251 870 (122) P -(5-10 HP,W -(5-10) BS 114 Nihalgarh (144) 369 510 (70) P -(5-10) HP,W -{0-5) ' .. BS , 115 Dhandial (157) 587 1,214 (186) P RP HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5)

116 Shadi Hari (156) 1,280 3,259 (472) P, M, H PHS,RP HP,W -PO BS 117 Dbindsa (93) 480 1,277 (182) P -{0-5) HP -(0-5) .J-(O-S) 118 Dudian (94) 946 2,326 (360) P, M PHS,D HP PO ..•-(0-5) 119 Bhathuwan (100) 510 1,507 (210) P PHC HP -(0-5) 'BS 120 Bhutal Khurd (92) 1.215 2,087 (317) P, M -{0-5) T, HP, W, -(5-10) -(5-10)' TW , 87

"VILt:AGE" DIRECTORY SANGRUR DISTRICf cLaltd use Approach 'Nearest town 'and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Remarks (including any place .to distance (in km~.) supply land usc in hectares rounded to the of religious. historical 'lfillage nearest unit) or archaeological interest)

Forest frri- Un- CuItur- Area Number of Places of gated irriga- able , not Cars!Jeeps! religious, by ted waste avail- Motorcycles! historical source (inclu- able Scooters! or archaeo- ding for Newspapers! logical gauchar culti- Tractors interest &groves) vation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(<1)

PR Bhawanigarh'(ll) EA Wheat, Maize, 336 21 7 30 M-5, T-15, N-! Bajra & Gram PR Sunam (8) EA Wheat & Maize 218 89 4 17 M-I, T-6, N-3

PR Sunam(8) EA Wheat & Maize .. 183 21 2 12 T-t,N-2 PR Bhawanigarh (18) EA Wheat, Maize, 297 262, 2 41 Col, M-3, T-8, Bajra & Gram N-5 PR Bhawanigarh (18) EA Wheat & Maize 443 640 25 94 Col, M-4, T-12, N-IO

'PR Sunam (27) 'EA Wheat &'Maize 984 90 36 93 Col, M:4, T-15, N-3 PR Patran (12) EA Wheat, Maize & 2,055 438 4 208 C-2, M·ll, Gurdwar.a Bajra T-28, N-30 PR Bhawanigarh (19) EA Wheatl Maize, 383 74 42 M-lO Bajra, Rice & Gram PRo Samana (17) EA Wheat, Maize, 264 23 17 C-I,1-6 Bajra -& Gram PR Samana 1(16) EA Wheat, 'Maize, 528 3 45 M-3, T-6 Bajra & Gram

PR Bhawanigarh (21) EA Wheat, Maize, 369 107 30 T-6 Bajra & Gram n PR Samana (11) EA Wheat, Maize, 322 253 42 T-IO Bajra & Rice PR Sunam'(34) EA Wheat, -Maize &

PR Sunam (22) EA Wheat, Maize & 323 427 53 0-1, M-2, 1'-12 Bl\ira. PR Sunam (25) EA Wheat, Maize & 97 S3 16 Bajra PR Sunam (26) EA Wheat & Maize 650 405 8 96 Col, M-3, T-16~ N-4 PR Lehragaga (21) EA Wheat & Maize 310 18 5 29 C-I, T·2, N-I PR Lehragaga (21) .EA Wheat & Maize 15 242 2 6 28 T-I, N·~

PR Lehragaga (17) EA Wheat & Maize 603 .255 4 72 M-3, T-14, N-l, PR Lehragaga (17) EA Wheat & Maize 380 22 28 M-2, T-6 PR Le~gag!y(18) EA Wheat & Maiz~ 212 17 22 M-2, T-6 PR Le gaga (22) EA Wheat, Maize, 299 30 40 ~-2, T-IO, N-2 Bajra & Gram PR Lehragaga (25) EA Wheat, Maize, 339 234 4 10 M-l, T-5 Bajra & Gram

'PR Lehragaga (19) EA Wheat, Maize, 1,159 11 110 T-lO, N-4 Gurdwara Bajra & Gram PR Lehragaga (14) EA Wheat, Maize & 336, 108 36 T-7 Bajra I PR Jakhal (7) EA Wheat, Maize, 627 254, 65 M-2, T-12 Temple Bajra & Gram PR Lehragaga (14)' EA Wheat, Maize" 386 92 .. 32 T-13 Bajra&Gram PR Lehragaga (10) E,A Wheat,' Maize, , 838 284 93 M-I,1-5 Bajra&Gram 88

1981 CENSUS SUNAM • TAHSIL Amenities and Location Name of v!11age Total Total popula- Amenities available (if not available within the vi11age, a dash(-) is Code No. (with Hadbast Number) area tlon and shown n the column and next to it in brackets, the distance In broaed of the Dumber of ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where village households the facility is available, is given) (in hec­ tares) , Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Commu- water telegraph days nications (Potable) of the (Bus stop market! railway hat, if station, any waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

10/3/121 Dehla (91) 651 1,367 (224) P, M -(0-5) T,HP,W PO .. BS 122 Gobindpura Papra (90) 449 973 (163) P -(0-5) T,HP,W -(0-5) .. BS 123 BaJran (82) 2,099 4,604 (687) P, M, H -,.(0-5) HP,W P(O .. BS

124 Ba7idpur (89) 324 125 Karail (83) 705 1,793 (233) P -(0-5) HP, W -0-5) .. BS 126 Handa (84) 435 746 (89) P -(0-5) HP, TW.. W -(0-5) .. -(0-=5) 127 Kabirpur (87) 274 36 (7) (0-5) -(0-5) F)"P, TW -(0-5) .. -(0-5» 128 Moonak (88) .. 129 Surjan Bhaini (103) 250 171 (25) P -(0-5) HP, TW, W -(0-5) .. ,(0-5) 130 Salemgarh (102) 792 1,598 (253) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) .. BS 131 Bhundar Bhaini (101) 422 750 (109) P -(0-5) HP,TW -(0-5) .. BS 132 Hamirgarh (99) 1,121 1,938 (294) p, M, H D,MCW W,TW -,(0-5) .. BS 133 Bushera (119) 1,191 1,806 (247) P RP (2) HP,W -(5-10) .. BS 134 Rajal Her! (98) 377 770 (108) P -(0-5) HP, W, TW -(0-5) ., -(0-5) 135 Shergarh alias Sher Singh- 596 955 (154) P -(0-5) HP, W, TW -(0-5) .. BS wala (95) 136 Badalgarh (96) 757 1,196 (192) P -(0-5) HP, TW, W .-(0-5) .. BS 137 Bangan (97) 1,108 2,025 (276) P, M, H PHS HP,W,TW -(0-5) .. BS 138 Jaswantpura alias Hoti­ 539 538 (84) P -(0-5) HP,W,TW _(0-51 ., ,-(5-10) pur (124) 139 Nawangaon (123) 1,215 2,047 (331) P, M -(0-5) HP,W,TW PO .• -(0-5) 140 Andana (122) 1,680 3,052 (382) p. M, H PHS,RP (2) T, HP, W PO ., BS

141 Shah pur Nauabd alias 352 730 (107) P -(0-5} HP -,(0-5) BS' Theri (121) 142 Chandon (120) 516 704 (94) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) ' .. BS 143 Mandvi (118) 2,464 3,902 (584) P,M,H H,D HP,W -PO .. BS \ 144 Makoran (104) 1,558 2,144 (297) P,M -(0-5) HP -(0-5) ., -(0-5) , .. -(0-5) 145 Phulad (105) 750 1,032 (137) P -(5-10) HP,W' -(0.,5) 146 Babargarh alias Ghamur 469 907 (170) P / -(5-10) HP. TW -(5-10) . . --{0-5) Ghat (81) 147 Ganota (107) 222 646 (94) P -(5-10) HP, TW -(0-5) • • -(Q-..!5) 148 Kudni (85) 224 699 (92) P -(5-io) HP,·TW -(0-5) -(0-5) 149 Rampura Gujran (86) 641 1,502 (223) P -(0-5) HP,TW -(0-5) .• BS 150 Maniana (108) ,834 • 1,812 (253) P, M -(0-5) HF,TW. -(0-5) BS W 151 Bishanpura Naubad alias 443 891 (121) P, M, H -(0-5) HP, TW, W -(5-10) . . BS Kokhar (l09) 152 Harigarh Gehlan (110) 484 736 (96) P, M, H -(0-5) T, HP, TW' -(0-5) .• BS W 153 Gobindgarh Naubad alias 478 975 (155) P, M, H PHC T, HP, TW -(0-5) .• BS Mahan Singhwala (111) i54 Fatehgarh Naubad alias 440 681 (98) P, M, H -(0-5) HP, W -(0-5).. BS Bhamniwala (118) 155 Ramgarh Gl.ijran (fl3) 437 603 (78) P -(0-5) HP, W -(0-5). • -(0-5) 89

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Land use SAN()RUR .mST~CT Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use, (I.e. area under different types of Remarks (includil)g any to village distance (in kms.) supply land use in hectares rounded to the place of religious, historical nearest unit) or archaeological interest)

Forest Irriga- Unirri- Cultur- Area not Number of Places of ed gated able available Cars!Jeeps! • religious, by waste for cultl- Motor cycles! historical source (Includ- vation Scootersl of archaeo-- Ing Newspapers! logical gauchar Tractor interest and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Lehragaga (io) EA Wheat & Maize 508 121 22 M-l, T-8 PR Moonak (2) EA Wheat & Maize 304 103 42 T-5 PR Moonak (5) EA Wheat, Maize & 1,189 758 152 M-1,T-30, N-25 Gurc!."¥l\ra Bajra r Uninhabbited PR j~khal (2) EA Wheat, Maize, 634 71 C-1, M-3, N-I0, Bajra & Gram T-45 PR Jakhal (4) EA Wheat, 1\1aize & 416 19 T-8, N-2 Gram PR (9) EA Wheat, Maize & 253 21 Gram .. Treated as town PR Moonak(2) EA Wheat & Maize 212 38 T-5, EA PR Lehragaga (11) Wheat'& Maize 728 64 T-14 EA PR Moonak (4) Wheat & Gram 379 43 T-ll PR Moonak(5) EA Wheat & Maize M-4, T-22 EA 1,050 71 PR Moonak (9) Wheat, Maize & 200 833 158 M-2, T-35 Gram EA PR Moonak (12) Wheat, Maize & 231 113 33 M-1, T-14 Gram EA PR Moonak (9) Wheat, Maize & 558 38 C-1, M-1, T-16 Gram EA PR Patran (1) Wheat, Maize & 540 166 51 T-7 Gram EA PR Jakhal (17) Wheat, Maize, 247 702 159 T-9, N-3 EA Bajra & Gram PR Patran (13) Wheat, Maize & 501 38 T-15 EA Rice PR Patrap (15) Wheat, Maize, 1,163 52 M-5, T-22 EA Rice & Gram PR Khanauri Kalan (8) Wheat, Bajra & 671 858 151 M-3, T-15, Gram N-5 EA PR Khanauri Kalan (10) Wheat, Bajra & 149 167 7 29 T-6, M-l, EA Gram PR Khanauri Kalan (10 Wheat, Bajra & 61 415 40 M-1, T-3 EA Gram PR Tohana (15) Wheat, Bajra & 382 1,929 25 128 M-5, T-22, N-8 EA Rice KR Tohana (to) Wheat & Maize 522 925 111 T-30 Gurdwara EA KR Tohana (9) Wheat & Maize 230 454 66 T-10 EA PR Moonak (5) Wheat, Maize, '325 83 61 M-2, T-IO, Bajra & Rice N-2 EA PR Moonak (5) Wheat, Maize, 169 2S 28 M-l, T-9 f EA Bajra & Rice PR Moonak(8) Wheat, Maize, 208 .. 16 T-7, M-1) N-S EA Bajra & Rice PR Moonak(5) Wheat, Maize, 369 232 40 M-3, T-30, EA Bajra & Rice N-4 PR Tohana (3) Wheat, Maize, 430 351 53 M-13, T-9, N-2 Bajra & Rice \ f!.A PR Tohana (6) Wheat, Maize, 322 66 55 T-10 Gurdwara EA Bajra & Gram PR Tohana (6) Wheat, Maize, 384 43 57 T-15 EA Bajra & Gram PR Tohana(10) Wheat, Maize, 42,,6 11 41 Cl, M-I, T-12 BA Bajra & Gram PR Tohana (7) Wheat, Maize, 266 115 59 T-5 EA Rice & Gram PR Khanauri Kalan (10) Wheat, Maize, 210 189 4 34 Rice & Gram 90

'1981~S Amenities and SUNAM -TAHSIL

I~~on ,Name of.,wllage Total Total popula- Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) ~NQ' I ~witb.Hadbast Number) area tion and is ,shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance of the number of in broaq ranges viz -5 kms., 5-10 kms, and 10+ kms. of the nearest vlllage households .place where the facility is available, is given) (in hec- tares) I Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Commu- water telegraph days nicatfons (potable) of the (Bus stop, mar ket/ railway hat, if station, any wat,efway)

1 '2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1'0/3/156 Bhulan (114) 960 2.636 (338) P,M,H PHS· HP,W -(5-10) BS 157 Thaska ,(117) 427 520 (84) P .!..-(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 158 Gulahri (115) 683 2,158 (277) P PHS HP,W -(0--5) BS 159 Karoda (116) 601, 1,367 (175) P -(0--5) HP,W -(0--5) BS I 160 Chatha Gobindpura (126) 593 1,561 (217) P -(0-5) HP,W --(0--5) BS t 161 Khanori Khurd.(128) 239 542 (82) P ~(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS

162 Baupur (125) 706 950 (140) P '-(0-5) HP,W -(~5) BS' 163 Banarsi (127) 1,115 1,682 (229) P,M "--"-(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 164 Khanori Kalan .(129) ~i VtLtACE I):tRE!CTO!ti' Land use SANGRUR DtSTRt~ Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land usc, (Le. area under different types of Remarks (including any place to village distance (in kms.) supply land use in hectares rounded to the of religious, historical, or nearest unit) archaeological interest)

Forest Irrigat- Unirri- Cultur- Area not Number of Places of ed gated able available Cars/Jeeps/ religious, by waste for cuI- Motor-cycles! historical source (incIud- tivation Scooters/ • or archaeo- Ing Newspapersj logical gauchar Tractors interest & groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Tl'hana (8) EA Wheat, Maize, 483 315 58 104 M-I, T·7 Bajra & Rice PR Khanauri-Kalan (6) EA Wheat, Maize, 172 209 46 M-7, T·IO Rice & Gram PR Khanauri Kalan (5) ED Wheat, & Bajra 456 172 55 T·8 PR Khanauri Kalan (4) ED Wheat & Maize 347 198 58 T·6 PR Tohana(l6) ED Wheat &·Maize 330 176 16 71 T·7, M-l PR Khanauri Kalan (2) ED Wheat & Maiie 99 113 27 C·I, M-I, T·8 PR Khanauri Kalan (5) ED Wheat & Maize 279 324 8 95 M-I, T-4 'R Khanauri Kalan (3) EA Wheat & Maize 307 686 122 M-3, T-10, N-2 Treated as town

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ALPHABETICAL PST OF 'VILL'AGES BARNAl:X TAHSIL ':Serial Name of Village .ocation· ; I Serial Name of Village Location No. :i,)Qe No;') , No. CodeNo. 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 Alkran 10/4/8 66 Jbaloor 10/4/83 2 Amla Singhwala 10/4f7'J 67 Jodhpur 1014/93 3 Aspal Kalan 10/4/1% 68 Johlan 10/4/48 4 Aspal Khurd 10/4/137 69 Kahneke 10/4/118 5 Attargarh 10/4/1~0, 70 Kaire 10/4/95 6 Badhar 10/4/127 71 Kalala 10/4/67 7 Badhata 10/4/18 72 Kalal Majra 10/4/36 8 Badra 10/4/134 73 Kalas 10/4/37 9 Bhamanian 10(4/44 74 Kaleke 10/4/133 10 Bakhatgarh 10/4/96 75 Karamgarh 10/4/78 11 10/4/13 76 KatlIu 10/4/125 12 Barnala 10/4/73 ' 77 Kbarak Singhwala 10/4/2 13 Bazidke Kalan ]0/4/62 78 Khiali 1014159 14 Bazidke Khurd 10/4/61 79 Khudi Kalan 10/4/91 15 Bhadalwad 10/4/76 80 Khudi Khurd 10/4/105 16 Bhaini Fatta 10/4/135 81 Kirpal Singhwala 10/4/35 17 Bhaini Jassa 10/4/120 , 82 KotDuna 10/4/138 18 Bhaini Mehraj 10/4/126 I 83 Kuba 10/4/132 19 Bhathlan 10/4/128 84 Kurar 10/4/54 20 Bhotana 10/4/20 85 Kutba 10/4/45 21 Bhura 10/41131 86 Lohgarh 10/4150 22 Bihla 10/4/22 87 Mahal Kalan 1014/33 23 Burj Fatehgarh 10/4/16 88 Mahal Khurd 1014/53 24 Cha!< Bhaika 10/4/30 89 Majuke 10/4/3 25 Chak Rohi 10/4/68 90 Malian Kalan 1014/97 26 1 Chanenwal 10/4/69 i 91 Manal 10/4/55 27 Cheeman 10/4/94 92 Mangewal 10/4/56 28 Chhana Gulab Singh 10/4/11 93 Mauran (Nabha) 10/4/100 29 Chhapa 10/4/51 94 Mauran(patiala) 10/4/102 30 Chhiniwal Kalan 10{4/32 95 Mehta 10/4/115 31 Chhiniwal Khurd 10/4/25 96 Mohamadpura 10/4147 32 Chuhanke Kalan 10/4/63 97 Moom 10/4/27 33 Chuhanke Khurd 10/4/65 98 Nainewala 10/4/14 34 Chungh 10/4/19 99 Naiwala 10/4/71 35 Dadhahur 10/4/42 100 Nangal 10/4{81 36 Dangarb 10/4/124 ]01 Naraingarh Sohian 10/4/23 37 Daral 10/4/107 102 Nihaluwala 10/4/43 38 Draka 10/4/108 103 Pakho 10/4/113 39 Dhanala ]0/4}121 104 Pakhoke 10/4/98 40 Dbanaula Kburd 10/4/89 105 Pan d her 10/4/139 41 Dhaner 10/4/31 106 Pandori 10/4/52 42 Dhaula 10/4/lt6] 107 Patti Bic Singh Bhadaur 1014)10 43 Nabha 10/4/106 108 Patti Dip Singh Bhadaur 10/4/6 44 Dhilwan Patiala 10/4/103 109 Patti Draka 10/4/15 45 Dhurkot 10/4/38 110 Patti Khatar 10/4/110 46 Dhurkot 10/4/117 III Patti Mohar Singh Bhadaur 10/4/7 47 Dipgarh 10/4/5 112 Patti Sekhwan 10/4/72 48 Diwana 10/4/24 113 Patti Sohlan 49 10/4/92 Fatehgarh Chhilllna 10/4/119 114 Pharwahi 10/4/86 50 Gagewal 10/4/29 115 Raisar Patiala I 10/41~6 51 Gangohar 10/4/34/ 116 Raisar (punjab) 10/4/70 52 Gehal 10/4/26 117 Rajgarh 10/4/40 53 Ghunas 10 {4/104 118 Rajgarh, 10/4/122 54 Gobindgarh 10/4/41 119 Rajia 10/4/140 55 Gumti 10/4/80 120 Ramgarh 10/4/4 56 Gurm 10/4/79 121 RasUIPur 10/4/87 57 Hamidi 10/4/58 122 Rura Kalan 10/4/114 58 Haudiaya 10/4/90 123 RuraKhurd 10/4/112 59 Harbanspura 10/4/84 124 Sadowal 10/4/28 60 Hardaspura 10/4/49 125 Sahore 10/4/60 61 Harigarh 10/4/88 126 Sandhu Kalan 62 Harigarh 10/4/12 - 10/4/129 127 10{4/ 75 63 Jaimal Singhwala 10/4/101 128 64 Jalaldelwal ,,10/4/64 10/4/39 129 Sehoa 10/4117 6~ JanSian~ 10/4/9 130 Shebajpur .JOJ4/49 96 . ALPHABETlC."- ;I;ISr ,OF VtU:.AGES BARNAtA TAHSIL . , , ,serial Name of Village J,ocation : ,

1981 CENSUS Amellities and BARNALA TAHSIL '" Location Name of village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the villages, a dash(-) is Code No. (with Hadbast Number) area population shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance of the and number in broad ranges viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and lO+kms. of the nearest village of households place where the facility is available, is given) (in hec­ tares) Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi­ water and days cations (potable) telegraph of the (Bus stop, market/ railway hat, station, if any waterway)

1 2 3 4 3 6 7 8 9 10 10/4/1 Talwandi (12) 773 1,786 (276) P.M -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 2 Kharak Singhwala (13) 344 372 (68) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) .. -(0-5) 3 Majuke (14) 650 1,637 (242) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) .. -(0-5)

4 ~l;l1g~rh Up.) • 729 2,018 (2~7) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS ~ { .; '! J 5 Dipgarh (15) 351 888 (121) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) .. -(0-5) I .p 6 Patti Dip Singh Bhadaur (8) 7 Patti Mohar Singh Bhadaur (9) 8 Alkran (11) 467 1,459 (228) P -..(5-10) HP, W -(0-5) ., -(0-5) 9 Jangiana (10) 856 2,488 (369) P • M D HP,W P:rO BS 10 Patti Bir Singh Bhadaur (7) 11 Chhana Gulab Singh (5) 171 972 (154) P -(0-5) HP, W -(0-5) BS 12 Sandhu Kalan (4) 663 1,745 (281) P,M -(0-5) HP, W PO ., -(0-5) 13 Baloke (3) 679 820 (135) P -(0-5) HP, W PO ., -(0-5) 14 Nainewala (6) 684 i..l,903 (331) P,M RP(2),PHS T,HP,W PO BS 15 Patti Draka (440) 94. 147 (17) P -(0-5) HP, TW. W -(0-5) .. -(0-5) 16 Burj Fatehgarh (439) 174 536 (81) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) .. -(0-5)

17 Sehna (438) 4,448 L 9,173 (1390) P, M, H PHS, RP (10) HP, W PTO BS 18 Badhata (437) 438 [1,116 (166) P -(0-5) HP, W -(5..-!10) .. -(5-10) ! 19 Chungh (436) 329 1,113 (179) P -(0-5) HP, W _(5-10) .. -(0-5) 20 Bhotana (435) 1,630 3,131 (507) 'P, M . PHC HP, W PO,PTO. BS Phone 21 Talewal (17) 1,992 4,154 (683) P,M,H PHS, RP(4) HP, W PTO .. ,(10+) 22 Bihla (18) 1,367 3,529 (519) P,M,H PHS, RP(2) HP, W PO BS 23 Naraingarh Sohian (20) 256 757 (128) P RP HP, W -(5-10) BS 24 Diwana (21) 800 p,2l7 (364) P,M RP, (4) HP, W PO BS 25 Chhiniwal Khurd (22) 555 1,672 (272) P, M RP(2) HP, W -(0-5) BS 26 Gehal (19) 1,572 3,422 (513) P, M, H PHS RP(2) HP PO BS 27 Moom(25) 1,393 2,546 (354) P,M RP HP PO BS ./ 28 Sadowal (23) 425 959 (137) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 29 Gagewal (24) 360 1,007 (148) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS

30 Chak Bhaika (26) $43 1,349 (201) r -(5T I0) PO " :as I SANdRUR D1STIUct ViLLAGE DIRECTORY Land use

Land~ 1!§e (i,e; area under different types or 'Remarks (including any Approach Nearest town ancf Pmver Staple food . plaee of religious, historical supply', land use' in-hectares rounded tul-the . to distance (in kms.) nearest unit)· " .. ;\ or archaeol~gicaI interest) village

Forest Irri­ Un­ Cultur- Area Number of Places of gated irriga­ able lIot (:ars/Jeeps/ religious, by ted waste avail- Motor-cycles! historical, source (inelu- able Scootersl or archaeo­ ding for Newspapers! logical gauehar cultiva- Tractors interest & tion grove~) 16 17 18 19 20 .f!.O(a) 11 12 13 14 15 Wheat & Maize 308 422 43 M-4 T-17. Gurdwara PR Bhadaur (4) EA "~,. N-3 Wheat &, Maize ,264 18 M-6, T-4 ~R Bhadaur (2) EA 413 , : '44 M-l, T-16, N-! KR Bhadaur (4) . EA Wheat & Maize , ': 56 T-tS \ Gurdwnra' PR Bhadaur(5) , EA Wheat, Maize 673 & Gram 320 31 M-BO, T-ll KR Bhadaur (3) EA Wheat, Maize &'·Oram ' Merged in Bhadaur M,C. ,\ .... , .1, Mergj!d in • . ., 'BlladllUl'M.C. , \ 2tO '. 224 " CI, M-t, T-t, PR Bhadaur (5) EA . Wheat, Maize & Gram N-s 476 310 70 C-l,T-16, N-~ Ourd ~ara I PR Bhad!l~r (5) EA Wheat & Maize I , , ~ \ ... Merged in Bhada.ur M"C. .. ~, ..

I, Wheat, Maize 126 40. 5 T-25 PRo Bhadaur (3) BA '\ . ~ l '·&:Gram' 1 "' 65 T-20, N-IO Gurdwara • i' 3"J7 3 I ~ ,., ahadaur (10) SA Wl)eat & Maize 2W PR , . - !. T-lS, N-6 Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 278 ~~8 1...: ~2 ~. .' . " PR Tapa (M) EA , Wheat & Maize 444 159 29 52 M-6, T-20. PR Bhadaur (5) EA N-ll 53 31 10 T·3 PR Bhadauf (11) EA ·Wheat & Maize 116 46 12 T·3 BhadaUl' (H) EA WJ\eat & Maize PR • 1 'w.boot, Maii:o 2,5?.1 " lo,2Ql· : 206 . 5Hl C·S, M-27. GurdWara PR Barnala (8), EA T-IO, N-125, & T.eII;J,ple & ~ajra 178 ; 6~, 1 162 1'33 M-2, T-IS.. Gurdwara PR Bhadaur (5) EA WJ:\edt, Maize I • Gram & Bajra N-l 289' ;' 3 M-2, T-14, PR Bamala (11). EA Wheat, Maize , • 37 & Gram N-l 112 M-7, N-2 Gurdwtua EA Whe~t, Maize 693 815 PR Barnala (13) , ,.' &'Gram J 1 . 199 02, M-3, Gurdwara, Wheat, Maiz.e 676 1,008 Ip9 i • '." , PR. Barnala (11) EA , \ "j T-SO, N-5 I; -.lll & ',Gram Wheat & Maize 688 560 C-3, M-6. , " PR Barnala (13) EA o' ,. )1 j i N-30 143 CI, M-2, Gurdwara PR BhadauJ (14) EA Wheat & Maize 8,9 , I ., \ I I " \ 479 24S 9 M-2, N-I Gurdwara EA ( . Wheat & Maize I .. PR Hathur'. (3) , I ~. ~. 1: I I I o : ~ ~ 276 216 8 M-2, N-I Gurdwara Hathu~ (3) EA Wheat & Maize , I .. 1, PR ,. " ~ -:',,', 1\; i i . ." C-I, M-6, ~>39S 177 ;··r i i. Hathur (4) EA Wh~at, Maize. , . I Gur~f~~~ PR ii.· ,1 I, ' N·4 \ '; , , GiM! & Bajra Wheat & Maize 615 524 254 C-2, M-3, Gur~wara, PR Bamala (19) EA , , , T-42 , N-5 1 l··,;t I • I , I ' 30 30 C-I, M-2~ Gurdwara Hathur (5) EA Wheat & Maize 365 ... \ < I . L , PR 1 •• T-B, N-2 : " ~ ,; t ~, '. ~ \' Gurdwat'a Wheat & Maize 327 33 M-4, T-10, I.,. Ralkot (18) EA ": I PR I N-2 . ~.:n. . 169 304 3 67 M-I, T-IO PR "Kalko! (10) EA . Wheat & Maize 100

Amenidea and ~

Location Name of village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash(-) is Code No. (with Hadbast.NumbeI) area population. shown.,in the .column and next.• to it in brackets, Jh,~ .di!ltance -"the' and.~nuwber in,broad-rangC)! viz.,-5 kIDs.; 5~10 kms. an.d,JO-\-'ktns .• oi:the;nearest Illage of honseholds place w~e'r~, the facility is available, is given)' .!' ... 1- __ Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi- water telegraph days cations (potable) of the (Bus stop, marketl railway hat, station, jf any waterway)

1 2 3 '. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 '4/31 Dhat\er (28) 1,699 1,612 (28M p,M'1 D HP -(5-10) BS 32 Chhiniwal Kalan (35)' 1,852 3,860 (604) P,M;H MCW(l)' HP, 'w PO 'BS" 33 Mahal Kalan (34) Z,568 4,967 (189) P(2)"M,H RP(5),·faC, .HP., W PTO, ,~~ FPC'" . Phone 34 Gangohar t31). 389 1,362 (,2Of) Pi' -(5-10). HP~,W -(5-10) Bs...

35 Kirnal SiJ!.gh,)Vala (82) 370 806 (134) P _(0-5} HP.\ , -(5-10) .l~S,. , t,

36 Kalal Majra (81) , 598 1,676 (240) P, 'M; H -(0-5)' ·HP·· 'PO

37 ,~~Jas, (2!l) 642 1.. 759 (278) P,M -(0-5) HP~ W PO. , 38 Dhurkot (27) 393 643 (95) P -(0-5) HP, W -(5-10) BS 39 ~alaJde\Val

45 Kutbil'~»fo,. 997 2,035 (298) P,M RP HP','W PO BS'<

46 Shehbajpur (88) 6-34 F69 (273) P,M RP HP"W PG .• ' ;BS.

47 Mohamadpur (90) 372 S18 (75) P -(10+)· HP;.W -~S-lO) :. I ,BS,

48 lohlan (89) 1,211 2,7,23 (4~7)t p.M" -(10+):. HP~,W PO 1)~ • I. I, "1 49 Hardnpura;t2) 518 1,288 (185) P -(10+)- HP. ..."W -(0-5) ,BS • ., ~ .. .' SO Lohgarh (4) 458 1,590 (218) P.MA, PHS, ~l). HI'; W -(0-5) .. . ~1i.

Sl Chbdpa,3}P 955 2,548 (400) P,M.H RP (2), PHS..~:~ '---(5-10) BS'

52 Pandol't~2)J , 465 1,781 (l§4)t P' -(0-5) lIP" ,-(0-5) 53 Mahal Khurd (33) . 734 2,541 (403) p,:M; H -:0.:-5)1 'Hll/W PO

54 Kutat'{8~!'1:, 1,260 3,138 (504) P,M;H DtH ~r. HP;'W PO .\ BS' 55 Matlll'l tl0)ft 554 • 661 (1e1) P' .' HP;''rW :as

56 Mangewat (9) : 660 2;'282 (~44) P' 'HP:'TW '~(5-10) .. ·nBs 51 Thuli\va48't:(19) 1,3£4 3,441 (541) P, M', It D :" ttP.t P0 •. ,,,, liS' 'jP,' ... 58 Hamldf{20)" 1,431 3,1S0 (S6S) P, M;,H D,RP""; HP;W 1>0 I ·$9 Khiali'(4U): , 446 964 (t11) P' -(O-S~,~ ltP:W ""-(0-5) .• ' ~(O-lS) 60 Sahore-(42-$).·; .839 1,'75 (243) P,M' IIp;W '-<0-5) BS VtI.LAGE DIREcrORY Land use SANG~UR ,DISTRiCT

Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types of Remarks (including any to distance (in kms.) supply land use in hectares rounded to the place of religious, historical village nearest unit) or archaeological interest)

Forest Irri­ Un- Cultur- Area Number of Places of gated irriga- able not Cars/Jeeps/ religious, by ted waste avail­ Motorcycles! historical source (inclu­ able Scooters/ or archaeo­ I ding for Newspapers! logical gauchar cultiva- Tractors interest & tion groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 I 19 :20 20(a)! PR Raikot. (13) EA Wheat & Maize 360 208 4 527 MrS, T-20, Mas~d N-2 PR Barnala (16) EA Wheat & Maize 1,465 162 225 M-4, T-95 PR Barnala (10) EA Wheat, Maize 1',053 1,264 251 C-7, M-8. Gurdwara & ,Bajra & Gram T-3 N-38 Temple PR Raikot (10) EA Wheat, Maize 263 85 41 M-j, T,lti Gurdwara & Gram I PR Raikot (10) EA Wheat, Maize 303 40 2 25 C-1, M-l', & Gram T-4 PR Raikot (11) EA" Wheat, Maize 490 59 49. M:-1,T-20, Gurdwara & Gram N·1 PR Raikot.(8) EA Wheat & Maize '259 295 88 C-1, M-S, Gurdwara T-21 KR Raikot (8) EA Wheat, Maize 118 251 24 M-2, T-6 , Gurdwata & Gram PR Raikot(3) EA Wheat, Maize 503 696 98 M-25, T-60, & Gram N-14 ~ Raikot(4) EA Wheat, Maize 213 2 21 2 T-5, C-l, M-l, & Gram N-l PR Raikot (4) 'EA Wheat Maize 395 31 32 3 T-7, N-1 Gurdwara & Gram PR Raikot(4) EA Wheat, Maize 494 2 32 35 C-l, M-S, Gurdwara & Gram T-12 PR Barnala (25) EA Wheat, Maize 8 347 139 45 M-5, T-15, & Gram N-4 PR Raikot (11) EA Wheat, Maize 9 313 107 37 M-2, T-S, N-5 &Gram~ PR Raikot (8) EA Wheat, Maize 471 4p 99 M-7, T-lS, Gurdwara & Gram PR Raikot (5) EA Wheat & Maize 526 58 2 48 M-2, T-30, Gurdwara N-2 PR Raikot (5) EA Wheat & Maize 319 23 29 M-2, T-12, Gurdwara N-1 PR Raikot (6) EA Wheat & Maize 12 952 114 130 3 M-2, T-26, N-20 PR Raikot (8) EA Wheat & Maize 2 452 23 40 C-l, M11 Gurdwara T-14, N-6 PR Raikot (9) EA Wheat, Maize 420 38 C-l, M-S, Gurdwara & Gram T-42, N-2

PR Raikot (11) EA Wheat, Maize' 657 22~ 72 C-3, M-5, Gurdwara & Gram T-43, N-S PR Raikot (16) EA Wheat, Maize 391 35 38 M-4, T-24 Gurdwara & Gram PR Barnala (14) EA Wheat,. Maize 1 594 67 69 3 C-4, M-6, & Gram T-28, No5 ~R Raikot (11l EA Wheat, Maize 898 203 159 C-l, M-3, Gurdwara & Gram N-18, T-17.:.../ PR Barnala (22) EA Wheat & Maize 2 349 172 31 Col, M-5, r7, Gurdwara N-5 I PR Barnala (20) EA Wheat & Maize 474 133 53 T-6, N-5 PR Barnala (10) EA Wheat & Maize 11 981 292 10 90 C-2, M-2, T-18, N-5 PR BarIiala (8) EA Wheat & Maize 1 1,209 95 125 C-3, M-6, Gurdwara \ N-25 KR Raikot (16) EA Wheat, Maize 418, 28 M-2, T-S Gurdwara & Gram PR Bamala (13) EA Wheat & Maize' 146 644 8 41 T·7 Gurowara 102

198.1!C~NSUS

BARNALA tAHSIt Amenities and

Location Name of vil1ag~ Total Total Amenities available (if not avaihiBle within the village, a dash(-) is Code No. (with Hadbast Number) area population shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance of the and number in broad ranges viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest village of households place where the facility is available, is given) (in hec­ tares) Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi water telegraph days cations (potable) of the (Bus stop, marketl railway hat, station, if any water- way)

1 2 3 4 5, 6 7 8 9 10 j

10/4/61 Ba~ldke Khurd' (45) 1,051 1,882 (295) P,M,H RP (3Y HP,W -(5-10) BS 62 Bazidke Kal:al1.(44) 622 1,644 (244) P D,RP HP,W PTO BS 63 Chuhanke Kalan (37) 522 1,300 (206) P RP (2) HP,W PO -(0-5) 64 Sehjra (36) 1,055 U2,910 (432) P,M,H RP (3) HP, W -(0-5) -(0-5)" 65 Chuhlnke Khurd (38) 460 [ 1364 (209) P RP HP, W PO -(0-5) 66 Raisar (Patiala) (428) 768 § 1,599 (231) P,M MCW HP,W PO BS 67 Kalala (39) 601 U1,632 (261) P RP HP"W PO BS 68 Chakrohl (426) , 114 69 Chanehwal (427) 277 _;3,278(556) P,M,H PHS HP, W PO BS 70 Raisar tPunjab) (40) 7{J8 1,495 (254) P,M MCW,MC HP,W PO BS

71 Naiwala (41) 8s2 ~ 1,317 (227) P MCW HP,W PO BS 72 Patti Sekhwan (42) 426 795 (116) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 73 Barnala'(RuraJ)" (55) , 3,508 516 (66) P(10),M(5) H,PHC,MCW, ",T,HP, W PO,PTO BS H(S) FPC, RP (10" ' 74 Thikriwala (43) l 2,456 ID 5,745 (854( P, M,H' H T,HP PTO,PO BS

75 Slnghera (49)' 3,653 6,459 (1,020) 'P,H PHC, RP(3Y;. HP, W PO BS

76 Bhadalwad (46) 638 ~.788 (330 P,M --(O-S), ,HP, W J PO BS

77 Amla Singhwala (47) I 652 1,355 (191) P,M -(5~lO) HP, W -(0-5) --(0-5)

78 Karamgarh (481 ,1,0Sst "3,119 (545 P, M I o HP -(5-10)' BS 79 Gurrn (21) 138 1,855 (272) P,M RP' HP. TW -(DiS) BS 80 Gumti (18) 524 ,1,472 (211) P 1 -(0-5) HP, TWJ -(0-5) BS

81 Nanga! (22) 718 - 1,831 (245) P RP (2), 0(2) HP PO BS 82 Thuiewa! (26) 404 1,205 (180) P PHC, RP (2), HP -(0-5) BS 83 Jhalbor (33) 1,340 3,029 (497) P,MJI RP(2) HP,TW PO BS 84 Harbanspura (50) 113 25 (3) -(o-~)j -(0-5) HP,W -C0-5) -(0-5) .~ , I BS Shekha (51) 2,290 5,512 (857) P,M,H PHS, Mew HP,W PO BS

86 Pharwahi (52~ 1,285 2,819 (467) P,M,lt -(0-5) HP,W,TW pO ns 1 87 Rasulplir (53) I 62 68 (12) P -CO-$) HP.W, TW --(0-5) '.. "'(0-5) 88 Harlgarh (54) 153 626 (142) P.M PHS ItP, W, TW -(O-S) ""':(O-$), 89 Dhanauh Khurd (59) 660 1,340 (214) P,M,H H,PHS' ; Hp, W --(O~5) BS 90 Hamlia)la (.58) 4,500 7,998 (1213)" P,M,H PHS. RP(4) T, HP,W pO,Pto BS lQ:3

VILI:iAGE- J;>IRECTORY SANGRUR DISTRICT Land use Approach Nearest town and Power Staple Land use·(i.e. area under different types of Remarks (including any to distance (in kms.) supply food land use in hectares rounded to the place of religious, historical village nearest unit) or archaeological interest)

Forest Irri- Un­ Cultur­ Area Number of Places of gated irriga­ able not Cars!Jeeps! religious, by ted waste avail­ Motor-cycles! historical source (incIu­ able Scooters! or archaeo­ ding for Newspapers! logical gauchar cultiva­ Tractors interest & vation groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) Temple. & PR Barnala (8) EA Wheat, Maize 81.9 176 56 Col, M-l, & Gram T-27, N-5 Gurdwara PR Barnala (6) EA Wheat,Mrtize 2 518 41 61 M-I, T-17, Gurdwara & Gram N-S PR Barnala (14) EA Wheat & Maize 1 454 28 39 M-2, T-13, Gurdwara N-3 PR Barnala (14) EA Wheat & Maize 5 907 86 57 C-2, M-5, T-39, N-IO Gurdwara Gurdwara KR Barnala (10) EA Wheat & Maize 332 88 40 M-3, T-27 KR Barnala (5) EA Wheat & M,aize 394 256 118 M-4, T-22, Gurdwara N-S Gurdwara KR Barnala (13) EA Wheat & Maize 295 265 42 M-4, T-39, N-7 Uninhabite~

Barnala (IS) Wheat & Maize 134 71 63 9 C-2, M-IO, PR EA T-60, N-4 KR Barnala (7) EA Wheat & Maize 2 556 121 87 2 C-2, M-2, T-I, Gurdwara N-S Gurdwara PR Barnala (5) EA Wheat, Maize, 3 671 133 42 3 C-2, M-3, & Gram T-25 N-2 Gurdwara PR Barnala (4) E~ Wheat, Maize 355 51 19 & Gram i 326 T-lO, N-l200 Gurdwara & PR Barnala(1) EA Wheat, Ma_7e ". 395 2,750 37 &Gram . C-45, M-290 Temple Temple PR Bamala (5) EA Wheat, Maize 1,094 1,135 227 C-4, M-15, & Bajra T-88, N-3 Gurdwara PR Barnala (2) EA Wheat, Maize 3,365 287 1 C-6, M-lD, & Gram T-35, N-5 Temple Barnala (5) EA Wheat & Maize 4 537 34 63 Col, M-6, PR N-l, T-lD pR Barnala (5) EA Wheat, Maize 5 540 49 58 M-4, T-14 GurJwara & Gram Gurdwara Bamala (8) EA Wheat & Maize 5 954 6 93 Col, M-2, PR T-26, N-3 : Barnala(8) EA Wheat & Maize 672 28 38 M-3, T-IS, PR N-S pR Barnala (8) Wheat & Maize 373 110 41 M-2, 1-13, EA N-2

Barnala(6) EA Wheat & Maize 524 129 9 56 C-1, M-4, T-14, N-2 Barnala (7) EA Wheat & Maize 356 18 30 M-2, T-21, N-t Bamala (8) Wheat & Maize 5 1,165 73 2 95 M-S, T-19 EA N-7 Bamahl.nO) EA Wheat & Maize 95 13 5 T-3 / 138 M-S, T-45, Gurdwan~ Barh~la (10) E1\ Wheat, Maize 1,971 181 &G!~m N-I0 89 Col, M-4, Gurdwara FR- Bamala (3) EA Wheat, Maize 1,098 98 & Gram T-tS, N-3 3 N-t, M-I, Gurdwara PR Barnala (2) Wheat & Maize 59 EA T-l PR Barnala (1) EA Wheat, Maize 128 2 23 M-4, T-6 & Gram N-S Barnala (7) Wheat & Maize 266 364 3 27 M-6, T-16, Gur~warlj. PR EA N-l 4 401 C~3, M-40,N-1. P,~ Bamala (5,) EA Wheat, Maize 2,72~ P

BARNALA TAHSIL Amenities lmd Location Name of village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash(-) is Code No. (with Hadbast Number) area population shown in the column and next to it in-brackets, the distance in broad ranges of the and number viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms., and lO+kms. of the nearest place where village of households the facility is available, is given) {in hec------~.------tares) Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi- water telegraph days cations (potable) of the (Bus stop, market! railway hat, station, jf any waterway)

1 2 3 4 5 6' 7 8 9 10 10/4/91 Khudi Kalan (57) 1,831 3,750 (592) P,M,H MCW,RP(3). HP PO,PTO -(0~5) 92 Patti Sohlan E56) 16 77 (16) P -(5-10) HP, W -(0-5) -~0--5) 93 Jodhpur (431) 996 2,354 (376) P' D,RP (2) HP, W PO BS 94 Cheeman (430) 1,544 4,016 (624) P,M,H, FPC, RP 'HP, W PO BS AC 95 Kaire(429) 259 1,069 (160) P -(0--5) HP, W PO -(0-5) 96 Bakhatgarh (434) 584 1,827 (270) P, M,H D, MCW HP, W PO BS -'-(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 97 Malian Kalan (433) 210 905 (142) P I 98 Pakhoke (432) 794 2,066 (319) P PHS, FPC, HP, W PO -(0-5) RP 9~ Ugoke (66) 1,427 3,437 (530) P,M H, PHC, D, HP, TW -(10+) BS RP , 100 Mauran, (Nabha) (57) 2,914 4,414 (607) P,M,H MCW,RP(2~ HP, W, TW PO BS

101 .talmal Singhwala (1) 265 936 (124) P - ~O-5) HP,W -(5-10) -(0-5) 102 Mauran Patiala (67) '1,960 4,612 (673) P, "v! ,H RP HP, W, TW -(10+) -((-5)' 103 Dhllwan (Patlala) (65) 1,563 3,264 (481) P,M,H D,RP T, HP,TW, PO BS TW 104 Ghunas (61) 582 1,953 (299) P,M D,RP(3) HP, W,TW PO BS 105 Khudi Khurd (60) 510 956 (148) P -(0-5) HP, W, rw -:-(0-5) .1 , -(0-5)

106 Dhilwan (Nabha) (50) 1,599 2,999 (435) P,M,H H,RP (2) T,HP,W, PO BS TW 107 Daraj (69) 844 1,775 (278) P,M -(0-5) HP, W -(0-5) -(0-5) 108 Draka (70) 384 1,398 (248) P -(0-5) HP, W, TW -(5-10) -(0-5) 109 Tappa (64) 1,796 682 (118) P,M,H PHC, RP (2) HP, w, tw PO -(0-5) 110 Patti Khatar (68) 393 111 Tajoke (63) 1,520 3,039 (434) P PHS, MCW. HP, W -(0-5) 112 Rura Khurd (52) 452 769 (111) P -(0-5) HP,W .. , BS 113 Pakho (53) 3,104 6,320 (976) P,M,H D, RP(2) HP,W PO BS j 114 Rura Kalan (54) 2,094 3,933 (599) PlM,H RP (3), PHS HP, W, TW PO BS 115 Mehta (62) 549 1,519 (214) P,M RP HP, W, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) \.

116 Dhaula (55) 3,205 6,585 (977) P,M,H PHS, RP HP,'TW PO BS 117 Dhurkot (74) 1,889 3,756 (542) P,M MeW HP, W PO BS " 118 Kahneka (56) 871 1,941 (266) P -(10+) HP, w' PO BS 119 Fatehgarh Chhanna (57) 673 1,853 (266) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS

120 Bhaini Jassa (5~ 922 2~143 (347) P,M RP HP,W PO ~~ ( 1105

V1L~AG&D[RECTORY .SANGRUR DISTRICT Lan.d use Approach Nearest town and Power Slaple food Land use (i.e. area under different types Remarks (including any to distance (in kms.) supply of land use in hectares rounded to the place of religious, historical village nearest unit) . or archaeological interest)

Forest Irri­ Un- Cultur- Area Number of Places of gated irriga- able not Cars/Jeeps/ religious, by ted waste avail- Motor-cycles! historical source (inelu- able Scooters/ or archaeo­ ding for Newspapers! logical gauchar cultiva­ Tractors interest &groves) tion

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) I PR Barnala (4) EA Wheat, Maize 6 840 835 150 M-I2, T-35, Gurdwara & Gram N-50 PR Barnala(6) EA Wheat,. Maize 200 4 12 Temple, & Gram PR ~arnala (8) EA Wheat, Maize 5 878 36 76 M-5, T-13 Gurdwara & Gram PR Barnala (8) EA Wheat, Maize, 5 1,112 289 13 125 M-3, T-22, Gurdwata & Gram N-4 PR ~!lrnala (11) EA Wheat & Maize 209 16 3 31 M-4, T-7, N-2 PR Bhadaur (11) EA Wheat & Maize 536 15 33 M-5, T-18, Gurdwara N-25 PR Bhadaur (10) EA Wheat & Maize 127 64 2 17 M-5 PR Barnala (11) EA Wheat & Maize 675 52 1 66 T-21 , M-4, Gbrdwara \ N-I0 PR. Tapa (8) EA Wheat, Maize 731 552 144 C-1, M-3, Bajra & Gram T-22 PR Tapa (5) EA Wheat, Maize, 2,696 218 Col, M-7, Gurdwara Bajra & Gram T-32 PR Tapa (6) EA Wheat, Maize 246 1 18 T-7 Gurdwara FR Tapa (8) EA Wheat, Maize 1,775 185 M-6, T-29' & Gram PR Tapa (5) EA Wheat, Maize, ·874 553 136 M-5, C-l, Gurdwara Bajra & Gram T-64, N-5 PR Tapa (3) EA Wheat, Maize 405 100 77 T-8, N-5 & Gram PR Tapa (8) EA Wheat, Maize, 32,3 138 49 M-5, T-9 Bajra & Gram ],'R Tapa(4) EA Wheat, Maize, 823 637 1 138 M-4, T-35, Gurdwara & Gram N-7 KR Tapa (2) EA Wheat, Maize 519 256 4 65 & Gram KR Tapa (2) EA Wheat, Maize 257 108 19 M-l, T-5 Bajra & Gram PR Barnala (15) EA Wheat & Maize 816 778 202 T-4, C-15, Ts:mple M-12, N-S Uninhabited PR Tapa (4) EA Wheat, Maize 755 679 86 T-13, M-4 Gurdwara Bajra & Gram N-4 PR Taph(8) EA Wheat, Maize, 312 108 32 T-5 Bajra & Gram PR Tapa (8) .EA Wheat, Maize, 2,480 437 187 C-l, M-4 Gurdwara & Bajra T-67, N-lS PR Tapa (5) EA Wheat, Maize, 16 1,477 453 4 144 C-2, N-2, Gurdwara Bajra & Gram T-67, M-12 I PR Tapa (}) EA Wheat, Maize, 311 187 17 34 T-14, N-4 I' Bajra & Gram PR Barnala (8) EA Wheat, Maize, 1,362 1,608 59 176 M-9, T-79, Gurdwara / Bajra & Gram N-89 PR Tapa (8) EA Wheat, Maize, 865 916 108 M-4, T-49, Bajra & Gram N-15 PR Tapa (9) EA Wheat & Maize 768 40 17 45 M-2, T-24, N-2 PR Barnala (12) E~ Wheat & Maize i 522 113 3 34 T-23 PR D~anaula (5) EA Wheat&; ~ai~ q 7?2 ~3 62 N-,M-t, T-15 ['06

BARN ALA TAHSIL 1981 CE&&US Amenities and

Loca· Name of village Total Total Amenities available(ifnot available withinthevillage,a dash(~)is tion (with Hadbast N umber) area population shown in thecolumnandnext toit in brackets. the distance in Code of the and number broad ranges viz-5 kms., 5-10 kms; and 10+ kms. of the No. village of households nearest place wbere tbe facility is available is given) (in hect· ~- ares) Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communi- water telegraph days cations (Bus (potable) of the stoP. railway market/ &tation, hat, waterway) ifany

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10/4121 Dhanaula (59) 5,311 1,918 (259) P(2),M(2),H(2) H,MCW,FPC T,HP,W PO BS RP (5) TW 122 Rajgarh (60) 450 .820 (103) P -(0-5) HP, W, TW -(0-5) BS 123 Uppali (61) 1,024 2,397 (349) P -(0-5) HP,W, TW -(0--5) BS 124 Dangarh (62) 747 1,864 (314) P,M,H MeW T,HP,W -(5-10) BS 125 Kathu (63) 1,341 3,160 (501) P,M,H PHS HP, W PO BS

126 Bhaini MehraJ (65) 1,622 3,099 (463) P,M,H RP(5), MCW HP,W PO -(0-5) 127 Badhar (69) 2,066 4,402 (654) P,M,H PHS,MCW HP PO ,BS 128 Bhathlan (64) 511 1,885 (315) P,M,H D,.PHS T,HP,W TWPO BS 129 Harigarh (70) 859 2,314 (375) P,M H,RP,D HP, TW PO BS 130 Attargarh (71) 424 1,073 (183) P -(0-5) HP,TW -(0-5) BS

131 Bhura(72) 568 1,087 (167) P -(0-5) HP,TW -(10+) BS p2 Kuba (73) 568 1,447 (204) P -(0-5) HP, W, TW -(0-5) BS 133 Kaleke(77) 2,712 5,018 (765) P,M,H RP,D, MCW !-IP, TW PO BS 134 Badra (75) 866 2,176 (306) P -(0-5) HP, W -(0-5) BS 135 Bhaini Fatta (75) 1,002 1,909 (278) P D HP,W -(0-5) BS 136 Aspal Kalan (79) 1,138 2,466 (357) P RP,PHC HP.W -(0-5) BS 137 Aspal Khurd (78) 574 1,051 (141) I',M -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 138 Kot Duna (80) t,498· 3,452. (514) P,M,H RP HP,W PO BS 139 pandher (80) 998 2,411 (370) P PHS HP,TW -(0-5) BS

140 Rajia,(79) 676 1,724 (233) P,M,H -(0-5) HP,W' -(0..... 5) 'l. ij~ 1011 f VItLAGE! DJIUt!C'.tOlty Land use SANGRUR DISTRIct Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food Land use (i.e., area under different type of Remarks (including any to distance (in kms.) supply land use in hectares rounded to the place of religious. historical village nearest unit) or archaeological interest)

~~- Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area Number of Places of by irrigated able not Cars/Jeeps! religious, or source waste avail- Motor-cycles! historical (includ- able for Scooters/ archaeolo- ing cultiva- Newspapers! gical gauchar tion Tractors interest and groves)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Barnala (13) EA Wheat Maize 3,992 794 525 C-6, M-30, Gutdwara T·10S, N·252 PR Batnala(5) EA "Whtat, Maize 373 '53 21 3 T-8 Gurdwata & Bajra PR Dhanaula (5) EA Wheat, Maize 838 114 7'}, Ct, M-5, Gurdwara. & Bajra T-1S PR Dhanaula (2) EA Wheat, Maize, 677 25 45 M-7, T-23, Gurdwara Bajra & Gram PR Dhanaula (6) EA Wheat, Maize, 1,203 12 14 112 Cl, M-S, T-3; Gurdwara Bajra & Gram N-7 PR Dhanaula (7) EA Wheat & Maize 862' 633 2 125 M-3, T-45, Gurdwara N-12 & Temple PR Dhanaula (9) EA Wheat & Maize 145 1,370 297 254 M-5, T-15, Gurdwara· N·2, Cl Temple PR Dhanaula (5) EA Wheat, Maize 411 j2 5 43 T-2, M-2, Gurdwara & Bajra N-2 Temple PR' Dhanaula (6) EA Whtat & Maize 623 133 103 T-ll, M-4, Gurdwara N-3 TemJ,le PR Dhanaula (4) EA Wheat & Maize 386 7 31 M-l, T-7 Gur wara Temple PR Dhanaula (7) EA Whtat & Maize 400 106 62 Mo2, T-8 Gurdwara. PR Dhanaula (5) EA Wheat & Maize 352. 15,,5 61 M-2, T-10 Gurdwara PR Dhanaula (6) EA Wheat, Maize 1,812 737 22 141 M-S, T-3S, Gurdwafa & Bajra N-4 PR Dhanaula (8) EA Wheat & Maize 634 174 5 53 M-l, T-12 G·urdwara iPR Tapa (10) EA 'wheat & Maize 632 318 3 49 M-I, T·B Gurdwara PR Dhanaula (7) EA Wheat & Maize 770 294 74 T-1l, N·2 Gurdwara PR Dhanaula (9) EA Wheat & Maize 11 218 ·314 31 T·5 Gurdwara PR Dhanaula (11) EA Wheat & Maize 159 567 1,307 465 T-7,N-7 Temple· PR Budhlada (6) EA Wheat, Maize .. 403 413 87 95 M·I, T·5 Gurdwara & Bajra ·PR Budhlada (6) EA Wheat, Maize 393 213 17 S3 T-S, M-l, Gurdwata \ & Bajra N·2 ! ids

TabslIwise Abstract of Educati~nal, Medical and ~ANGRUR DISTRICT

EDUCATIONAL Serial Name of Tahsil No. Primary School Middle School Matriculation/ Higher Second­ College Secondary ary/PUC/Inter­ (Graduate and School' mediate/Junior above) College

Villages Institu- Villages Institu- Villages Institu- Villages Institu- Villages Institu. tions tions tions tiions tions 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Malerkotla 271 273 93 97 50 50 1 1 2 SangI'llr 127 130 40 40 12 12 2 2 3 Sunam 158 161 66 66 38 38 3 3 4 Barnala 134 150 76 81 43 48 1

District Total, 690 714 275 284 143 148 7 7

DRINKING MEDICAL Serial Name of Tahsil Villages No. with no Commdnity Others Medical Tap Well Tank Tube- River Health Worker,s facility wellJ Hand- Pump'

Vi llages Irtstitu- Villages Institu- tions tions l' 2 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 '37 38 39 1 Malerkotla 34 56 213 40 2 Sangrur 14 28 81 29 3 Sunam 1.9 60 95 22 / 4 Barnala 53 135 57 28

District Total 130 279 446 119, 109

DIRECTORY Other Ameuides

MEDICAL ______Vil­ lages Adult Others with Dispensary Hospital Maternity and Primary Health Family Primary Health Literacy no Child Welfare Centre/Health Planning Sub-Centre Class/ educa- Centre/Mater­ Centre Centre centres tional nity Home, Child faci- Welfare Centre lities

ViI- Insti- ViI- Insti- ViI- Insti- Vii- Institu· ViI· Institu- ViI. Institu- ViI· Institu- Vii. Iustito- Jages tutions Jages tutions lages tutions Jages tions lages tions Jages tions lages tions Jages tions 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 5 5 2 3 12 22 23 6 6 14 14 13 13 5 5 22 22 1 1 2 21 21 4 4 7 7 8 8 1 9 9 3 6 3 3 2 28 28 10 10 14 14 19 19 7 7 17 17 2 2 1 15 15 8 8 12 12 10 10 4 4 19 19

11 14 5 5 17 86 87 28 28 47 47 50 50 17 17 67 67

WATER POST AND TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATION POWER SUPPLY Vil· lages Foun· Canal Others More with P.O. T.O. P.T.O. P.O. & T.O. & PTO Phone Bus Rail- Navi- Avail- Not tain than ~rink- Phone Phone &Phone stop way gable able avail- one lng station water- able source water way facility of any type

40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 I 54 55 56 243 74 2 161 7 283 100 37 89 129 138 57 1 119 3 160 107 60 4 3 3 96 135

588 228 4 3 6 465 10 707 1'1'0 APPENDIX II VILLAGE DIRECTORY Land utilization data in respect of non-municipal towns (Census Towns) There is no non-municipal town (Census Town) in this District. iii APPmnlX III VltnAtE DIitEt'fOly list of'Vilfages where none of the seven amenitIes relating to education, medicai, arlnking water~ post and telegraph, communication, power supply and market/hat, is available

Malerkot~a Tahsil Nil Sangrur Tahsil Nil t,I.l \.:. unam t'ati~ii Ni. Barnala Tahsil Nil 112

APPENDIX-LV VlhLt\GE DlRECTORlI I,

List 1-'i!~~~ ~ording to tbe pr,oportioll of Scheduled Castes to the ~otal populatl(ID by .",.J

SANGRpR DISTRICl'

MALERKOTLA TAHSIL

Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Code No. Name of village with ~a.dbast No. Population (percentages) No.

1 2 3 4

1 17/10/1/47 Jatiwal (41) 2 88 Maihdudpur urf Dugri (68) 3 115 Mehbubpura (72) 4 120 Iltfatpura (63) 5 134 Gaunspura (101) 6 146 Sadrabad (115) 7 148 Abaspura (113) 8 154 Bhaini Kamboan (107) 9 211 Salempur (166) 6.,...10 1 17/10/1124 Rasulpur (13) 2 92 Dalelgarh (84) 3 102 Rurka (74) 4 109 Jaferabad (91) 5 136 Mahamad Nagar (93) 6 150 Damam MehIi (111) 7 156 Haidar Nagar (109) 8 189 Mohamadpura (156) 9 206 Dialpura (174) 11_15 1 17/10/1/33 Walaitpura (23) 2 49 Azimabad (58) 3 50 Ibrahimpura (57) 4 89 Jati Majra (69) 5 101 Faridpur (76) 6 103 Bahadargarh (75) 7 121 Shekhupura Khurd (52) 8 126 Man Majra (64) 9 139 Kishangarh (95) '10 140 Bhaini Kalan (97) 11 143 Binjoli Khurd (119) 12 157 Binjoli Kalan (119) 13 246 Bhasaur (66)

16-20 1 17/10/1/12 ,Jhuner (44) 2 16 MahoU Kalan (9) 3 21 Rohira (24) 4 29 Momnabad (20) 5 32 Akb~pura (19) 6 43 Bhikhampur (27) 7 57 Khurd (1) 8 58 Fatehgarh (3) 9 75 Ram Nagar Chhanna (28) 10 79 Issapur (21) 11 82 Changli (24) ·12 90 Balramgarh (70) 13 91 Faizgarh (83) 14 100 Mubarikpur (79) 15 110 Sherwani Kot (67) 16 116 Takhar (73) 17 127 Amamgarh (59) '18 129 Albelpura (36) 19 137 Sheikhupur Sangam (94)- 20 152 Saraud (103) 21 165 Dalamwala (126) 22 173 Rurki Kalan (129) 23 178 Bhurthal Mander (194) 24 181 LadewaI (133) 25 190 NagaI (154) 26 208 Rampur Chhana (171), 27 210 Alipur (165) 28 237 Burj Gaura (82) 29 266 Ladda (58) 30 287 Batuha (49) 113

APPENDIX-IV VILLAGE DIRECTORY

List ,of"viJI~&e.s according to the proportion of Schedqled Castes to Qlet total popu,Iation,by raDg~s

SANGRUR DISTRIcr MALERKOTLA TAHSIL

Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Code No. Name of village with Hadbast No. P opulatioD (percentages) No.

1 2 3

21-30 1 17/10/1/1 Kalsian (1) 2 4 Kalian (4) 3 8 MithewaI (123) 4 10 Manki (47) 5 11 Sandaur '(46) 6 15 Maholi Khurd (8) 7 17 Daryapur (43) 8 18 Ahmedpur (42) 9 19 Kanganpur (10) 10 20 Baurhal (25) 11 25 Dehliz Kalan (14) 12 28 Malikpur alias Jandiali Khur d (18) 13 31 Nathu Majra(22 14 35 Kup (29) 15 37 Naro Majra (l05) 16 38 Chupka (104) 17 39 Phalaud 'Khurd (31) 18 41 Jitwal Kalan (34) 19 48 Dhano (55) 20 53 Dulwan (~5) 21 ,55 Kasampur (49) 22 56' Shergarh (50) 23 59 Ferozapttrt(2) 24 60 Mohamadpur (19) 25 62 Gurbaxpura (17) 26 63 Tibba (16) 27 64 Gobindpura (14) 28 65 Bhagwanpura (13) 29 67 Kheri Khurd (11) 30 69 Salemput (38) 31 70 Didargarh (39) 32 72 Sherpur (31) 33 74 Bari (29) 34 76 Katron (26) 35 78 Alipur Khalsa (20) 36 81 Pharwahi (22) 37 83 Ghanauri Kalan (43) 38 84 Kaleran (23) . 39 85 Ghanaur Kalan (67) 40 86 Ghanaur IDlurd (66) 41 87 Bamal (65) 42 96 Burj (78) , 43 97 Hathan (82) 44 104 Ahan Kheri (77) 45 105 Naudharani (89) 46 106 Adampal (88) 47 108 Mehdevi (90) 48 114 Sikandarpura (70) 49 117 Bhudan (71) 50 118. Bukkanwala (69) 51 119 Sultanpur (51) 52 128 Matoi (99) 53 131 Bazidgarh (35) 54 132 Bhogiwal (33) 55 133 Amirnagar (100) 114

APPENDIX IV-V1LLAGE DIRECT:

List or vlllages according to the proportion of S~heduled Castes to tile totiii popuUdion by ranges,

SANGRUR DISTRICT

MALBRKOTLA TAHSIL

Ranges .of Scheduled Cas~~ Serial L09'1tign Code No. Name of village wi~h Hadbast No. PopulatIon (Percentages) No.' 1 2 3 4 21-3o-contd. 56 17/10/1/138 Rustamgarh (96) 57 142 Upal Kheri (121) 58 1~1 Badsh~hp~J; (102) 59 153 Ranwan ( 06) 60 155 Hathoa (110) 61 16i Khanpur (123) 62 167 Dugri (128) 63 170 Lasoi (196) 64 171 Jabo Majra (131) 65 179 Rurki Khurd (134) 66 186 Hussainpura (159) 67 187 Chaunda (164) 68 193 Badia (143) .,69, 194 Sal~(l44) 70 195 Narike (142) 71 196 Gowara (146) 72 197 ToJewaI (147) 73 199 Bhullaran (149) 74 200 Banbohra (150) 75 201 Nia.matpur (151) 76 204 Jhundan (172) 77 205 Amargarh (173) 78' 207 Sampurangarh (I' 79 209 Raiptir (155) 80 217 Daulatpur (177) 81 227 Bhullar Heri (106) 82 228 Bhalwan (107) 83 229 Palasaur (105) 84 230 Bhojowali (104) 85 "231 Bhandal Wa~h (l( 86 233 Kaul Seri (101) 87 234 Mimsa(79) 88 238 'Issi (79) 89 Z41 Dha'dogal (100) 90 242 Ja.inpur (89) 91 245 Banbhauri (86) 92 247 Rajin'derpuri (67) 93 248 Banganwali (89) 94 251 Jakhlan (100) 95 252 Dhaddra (99) 96- 153 Bararwal (92) 97 255 Babanpur (65) 98 257 Daulatpur (64) 99 260 Dhuri (94) 100 261 pohla (93) , 101 265 Benril (95) 102 267 Punnawal (57) 103 268 Pedni Kalan (59) 104 270 Rajo ¥ajra (44) 105 271 Gharlauri Khurd (41) 106 272 Badsnthpur (42) 107 273 Buggra (56) 108 274 Ranik~ (55) 109 27(j Dhan iwal (46) 110 278' Herii{e (37) 115 APPENDIX rv _VILLAGE DIRECTORY'

List of villages ~ccording to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to the

SANGRUR DISTRICT

MALER.KOTLA TAHSIL ,.' !'it I HI 1 • Ranges of Scheduled Castes 'Serial' Name of village WIth Hadbast No. Pop:uIation (percentages) No. 1 2 3 4 I . t 21-30-concld. 111 /10/1/279 Sultanpur (35~\ 112 2!lQ Rangian (34) 113 ,28t Kumbarwal (47) 114 284 Hassanpur (54) 115 285 Kanjla (52) 31+ 1 17/10/1/2 Lohat Badi (2) 2 3 lalwana (3) 3 5, Faujewala (5) 4 6 Kasba Bhugal (6) 5 7 Dasandha Singhwala (7) 6\ 9 Bapla (122) 7 13 Bishangarh (7) 14 Farwahli (6) 3 22 Dehliz Khurd (11) 10 23 Maherna, Khurd (12) 11 26 Ahmedgarh (15) 12 27: Jandiali.Kalan (17) 13 30 Umarpura (21) 14 34 Dilawargarh (28) 15 36 Pbalaud Kalan (30) 16 40 Balewal (32) 17 ,~7' Aqdullapur (26) 18 44 Bathan (39) 19 " 45 AnaitJ,fura (38) 20 46 Manak Reri (40) 21 ,s,i Bir Amamgarh (56) 22 5~ Natbo Reri (54) 23 ,5,4 Abdullapur (48) 24 dip, Wazidpur (18) 25 66 Kheri Chahalan (12)

26 68 Ina Bajwa (32) 27 71 Kala Bula (40) 28 73 Patti Khalil (30) . 29 80 Rurgarh (25) , 30 '93 Himfana (85) In. .r 31 ~4 Mohamadgarh ~87) 32 9~. Shadatpur (86) 33 107 Ratol.(92) 34 111 Kelon (66) 35 113 Hakimpura (68) r 36 \22 Shekhupura Kalan (53). 37 123 Hussainl'ura (62) 38 ~25 Bbadew_ari (60) 39 130 Jitewal Kburd (37) 40 141 Manak Majra (122) ," 41 147 Bir Alitndabad (117) 42 15& Sarwarpur (108) 43 15,. Sebke (1M) 44 160 Chandigarh (140) 45 162' Bunga (139) ~ t. j 'I. 46 163 Mandili~ (125) 47' 164 Badecbha (124) 48 166 Chhokran (127) 49 168 Moranwali (195) set 172 Gujjan Majra (130) 116

AfPf1NDIX-IV VILLAGE DmEcr9~1.

List o£ 'VillageS' accOrding to proportion of Scheduled Castes to the total population b~:ianges SANGRUR. DISTRICI MALBRKOlLA TAHSn.. Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial 'Locati9n Code No. Name o( village with Hadbast ,No. PopulatiOll (percentages) Nel. I 2 3 4 31+concld. 51 17/10/1/174 Chandurain (136) 52 175 Jattu'an ~138) • 53 !76 Bulapur (137) 54 177' Manvi .2:35) 55 180 Dhiro , ajra (132) 56 182 Bhumsi (lQ2) 57 183 Jalaliarh (t63) 58 184 Daulbwal (160) 59 185 Jogowal (161) 60 188 Chapr~aa (157) 61 191 Burj Baghel Singbwaia (145) 62 192 Bathan (158) • 63 198 Mahorana (148) 64 202 Langrian (152) 65 203 Jhall·(i53) 66 212 Mula Bada (167) 67 213 Kheri'Sodhian (168) 68 21~ Mahala (169) 69 21: Malidfi (170) 70 2iE Bagrian (176) 71 21S Giga ¥ajra (178) 72 21S Bhatian Kalan (179) 73 22( Bbatiah Khurd (180) 74 221 Rampura Bhindra (181) 75 2Z1,; Toga Heri (182) j 76 22: Bhari Mansa (183) 77 W Chatriwala (184) 78 '22! KanQliargarh (185) 79 '22( Samundgarh (85) 80 23: HeesAeri (102) I~ ~ 81 23! Cheema (105) 82 23« Burj Seda (83) 83 '23! Lohar Majra (80) 84 24( Khed Jattan (81) 85 24: bra (8"5) ~ 86 ~ Baiewal (87) 87 24~ Manan (87) 88 25« SI1erpur Sodbian (88) 89 '25' Ruldu Singhwala (91) 90 251 Mala. Majra (63) I' f 91 25: Jahangir (61) 92 25' Kaheru (60) 93 26: Harchandpura (74) 94 26 DhunN93) 95 26- HannwaIa (72) ,1'1 96 • 26~ Kakal:wal (60) 27: Mulowal (45) ~~ 27' Alall;6) 99 28 Balian'(48) 100 28 Kila Hllkiman (53) (,," 101 28' Kanjly (51) 11)2 28: Natt ~?~) ii;

APPENDI~_IV VILLAGE D1RECTOR-r Lis~ of, vil!ages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to tb~ total p~pulatiqn by rang~s . . SANGRUR DISTRICT SANGRUR TAHSIL Ranges of Sched.uled Castes Serial Location Code No. Name of village with Hadbast No. Population (Percentages) No. 1 2 3 4 0-5 17/10/2fNii Nil 6-10 1 17/10/2/8 Ratoke (74) 2 63 Gurdaspura. (31) 11-15 1 17/10/2/31 Andheri (22) .2 7~ Mehsampur (228) 3 76 Ditupur (229) 4 89 Majha (19) 5 101 Lakhewal (70) 16-2.0 1 i7/10/2/4 Dhadrian (77) 2 59 Bhindran (33) 3 86 Aloarkh (38) 4 92 Phumanwal (32) 5 97 Shahpur (25) 6 102 Channo (69) 7 122 Jhuneri (107) f 20-30 1 17{10{2[1 Bugar (82) 2 2 Mander Khurd (81) 3 5 Dialgarh (78) 4 7 Takipur (75) 5 8 Loha Khera (1) 6 12 Shahpur Kalan (13) 7 13' Jharon (14) 8 14 Bir Mana (16) 9 15 Tolawal (17) 10 16 Cheema (15) 11 17 Sheron (12) 12 1'8 Namol (11) 13 19 QiIa Bharian (5) 14 20 Kunran (68) 15 22 Bahadurpur (66) 16 23" Bhama Badi (15) 17 24 Ubhawal (6) 18 25 Chatha Sekhwan (8) 19 32 Badru Khan (16) 20 34 Changal (18) 21 38 Thalesh (25) 22 42 Saron (27) 23 43 Nanakpura (26) 24 44 Nankiana Sahib (24) 25 49 Kheri (47) 26 50 Kular Khurd (51) 27 52 Illwal (44) 28 55 Khurani (41) 29 56 Khurana (40) 30 61 Rupaheri (237)

31 62 Balian (28) 32 67 Harkishanpura (47) 33 69 Sangatpura (42) 34 82' Dialgarh (15) 35 8J Kakra (41) 36 88 Bakhtari (18) 37 90 Majhi (20) 38 96 Dehlewal (23) 39 -106 Rajpura (31) 40 107 Nadampur (25) APPENDIX IV-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

List or Vma~ei Il!!orli!l'g to t11!'p'rO)otti()1 0: S:h~;lI!leI C'ljt,,] to the total p.,)ulation· by raages

SANGRUa. DISTRICT

'H~GR.UR. TAHSIf.-

Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Code No. Name of village with Hadbast No. Populati,on (percentages) No.

1 2 3 4 20-30-concld. 41 )7/10/2/108 Harditpura (34) 42 109 Turi (37) 43 110 Bala() Kalan (36) 44 113 Nandgarh Alias Thaman Singhwala (58) 45 114 Balial (56) 46 115 Bhatiwal Khurd (54) 47 116 Bhatiwal Kalan (53) 48 120 (50) 49 123 Batriana (106) 50 125 Gharanchon (108) 51 127 Nagra (109) 52 128 Akbarpur (103) 53 129 Bijalpur (101)

31+ 1 17/10/2/3 Sa~oke (83) 2 .,6 Togawal (76) 3 \1 Mander Kalan (3) 4 21 Duggan (67) S 26 Upli (7) 6 27 Tungan (48) 7 28 - Karloi (46) 8 29 Ramnagar Sib ian (37) 9 30 Sohian (39) 10 33 Lindran (17) 11 35 Khilrian (19) 12 36 BanganwaJi (20) 13 37 Akgj (21) 14 39 Deh Kalan (239) 15 40 Mohamadpur Risaldar (240) 16 41 Fatehgarh Chhanna (238) 17 45 Mangwal (35) 18 47 Kamo Majra Khurd (36) 19 48 Kamo Majra Kalan (45) 20 51 Ga~arpur (55) 21 53 HaqikatPura (43) 22 54 Balwar Kalan (42) '23 57 Bliagwanpura (34) 24 58 Kaledi (32) 25 60 Laddi (29) 26 64 Ghabdan (30) 27 65 Julan (233) 28 66 Santokhpura (232) 29 68 Rai Singhwala (49) 30 71 Kheri Chandwan (45) 31 72 Rasulpur Chhana (230) 32 73 Nandgarh \231) 33 17 Gehlan (44 34 78 Sakrodi (43) 35 79 Fatehgarh Bhadson (12) 36 80 Johliad (13) 37 81 Panwan (14) 38 :85. Bakhopir (16) 39 87. Bakhtra (17) 40 ,91 Nakta (33) 11"9

APr~NDIX IV.,--NILl,AGE D'IRECTORY

LiS\,of vi~lal\es acco~ding to the pr~portion~:,f Scheduled Cas~es t~ the, total p0p,ulatioll by ranges SANOR\lR DlSTRiCT SANORUR TAHSIL Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location 'Code No. Name of village with Hadbast No. Population (Percentages) No. :11" 1 2 ·3 4 31+coocld. 41 17110/2/93 Bimbar (21) 42 94 Bimbri (22) 43 95 Bhard (24) 44 98 Kheri Oilian (27) 45 99 Nurpup (26) ,; 46 100 Bhuraj (71) 47 103 Fateh Nagar alias Munshiwala (29) 48 104 Kalajh~{ (28) 49 105 Masani (30) 50 111 Balad Khurd (57) 51 112 Matran (59) 52 117 Kapial (104) 53 .118 Retgarli (52) 54 119 Rampura (51) 55 121 Roshanwala (48)

56 124 Sargheri €105) I 57 126 Sajuma (56) 58 130 Ramgarh (99) 59 131 Naraipgarh (98) 60 132 Basiarkh (97) 120

APPENDIX-IV VlLLAGE DIRECTORY

List or Vmag~s according to the proportion "of the Scbeduled Castes to the total population by ran2es

SANGRUR DISTRICT

SUNAM TAHSIL

Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Code No. Name of village with Hadbast No. Population (percentages) No.

2 4 0--5 1 17/10/3 Nil 6-10 1 17/10/3/138 Jaswantpura alias Hotipur (124) 2 154 Fatehgarh Naubad alias Bhamniwala (118) 3 15.5 Ramgarh Gujran (1 13) . . 11-15 1 17/10/3/38 Ratta Khera (47) 2 ., 107 Rampura Gujran (II) 3 120 Bhutal Khurd (92) 4 126 Handa (84) .5 129 Surjan Bhainf (103) 6 148 Kudnl (85) 7 152 Harlgarh Gehlan (110) 8 159' Karoda (116) 16--20 'l 17/10/3/26 Ghasiwala (26) 2 28 Chau bas (22) 3 '.7 Phulera (46) I. 53 Chotian (78) 5 60 (75) 62 Khat (65) 6 7 97 Dlrba (120) 8 101 Bagrol (127) t 9 113 Ladbanjara Khurd (145) 10 125 KaraiI .(83) 11 133 Bushera (119) 12 147 Ganota (107) . 13 153 Gobfndguh lVaubad alias Mohan Singhwala (111) 14 156 "RhuJan (11 ') 15 160 Chath, Gobindpura (126) 16 163 Bamni (127) 21-30 1 17/10/3/5 Blggarwa' (53) 2 7 Mehlan (54) 3 8 Gobindpura Nagrl (51) 4 II Kharial (1) 5 12 Ratolan (32) 6. 13 Chatha Nanhera (31) 7 14 Ram~arh Jawande (30) 8 15 Chhagli (36) 9 17 Mojowal (40) 10 18 Medewas (41} 11 19 Rhalni Gandwan (42) 12 20 Gandwan (43)· 13 21 Chhaj]a (39) 14 22 Ugrahan (38) 15 23 Nilowal (37) 16 25 Bakshiwala (27) 17 29 F Katra Amru (25) 18 30 Dhaliwal Bas (24) 19 38 Kanakwal Bhangwan (45) 20 40 Haryau (49) 21 42 Gldrani (51) 2Z 44 Sangatpura (53) 23 45 Khokhar (55) 24 47 Gaga (67) 25 50 Gobindpura lawaharwala (72) .' 26 51 Alampura (69) 27 52 AIisher (70) 28 55 Chural Khurd (80) 29 56 Chural Kalan/C80 30 57 Baldlora Kalan (77) 121

APPENnIX:"_IV VILLAGE DIREctORY

List of villages according to the proportion o{ Schel!lded Castes to the total popujation by caDmJif

DISTRICT SANGRUR

SUNAM TAHSIL

Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Code No. Name of the village witb Hadbast No. Population (Percenta!les) No. 1 2 3 4 21-30-concld. 31 17/10f3f58 Gurney (71) 32 59 Bakl10ra Khurd (76) 33 64 'Khandebad (62) 34 65 Ramgarh Sandwan (63) 35 67 Nangla (57) 36 68 Sangatlwala (35) 37 69 Pishore Bhaike (34) 38 71 Ghara Nab (59) 3') 73 Bhutal Kalan (61) 4 74 Jhalur (152) 41 75 Rorewale (lSI) 42 76 Rai Dhariana (155) 43 78 Kauhrian (149) 44- 79 Ubba (148) 45 80 Rogla (114) 46 8t Chhahac (33) 47 83 Sullar (112) 48 85 Janal (118) 49 89 Khanpur Faqiran (102) 50 90 Ghanaur Jattan (100) 51 91 Kahangarh (96) 52 94 Dialgarh Jajian (123) S3 96 Khanal Kalan (122) S4 98 'Samuran (134) 55 100 Shafipur Kalan (132) 56 t02 Sihal (131) 57 103 Kadan Nagar Alias MunshiwaJa (BS) 5& 104 Dharamgarh Chhanna (137) 59 106 Karial (136) 60 108 Khetla (140) 61 109 Dewangarh alias Kaimpur <116) 62 11:1 Khera Naga (115) 63 111 Ladbanjara Kalan (147) \ 64 112 Kakuwala (146). 65 11,5 Dhandlal (157) 66 116 Shad! Hari (156) 67 118 Dudian (94) 68 121 Dehla (91) 69 122 Gobindpura Papra (90) 70 123 Balran (82) 11 130 Salemgarh (102) 72 135 Shergarhwala :llias Shor Singhwala (95 73 136 BadaIgarh (96) 74 137 Bangan (97) 73 139 Nawaigaon (123)

76 140 Andana (122) 77 144 Makorar (104' 78 149 Ram puta Gujran (86) 79 150 Maniana (108) 80 151 Bishanpura Naubad alias Kokhar (109 81 158 Gulahri (115) 82 162 Baupur (125) 31-+ 1 17/10/3/1 Bharur (9) 2 2 Sbahpur Khurd Alias Lakhmirwala (10) 3 3 Chatha Nakta (49) 4 4 Akalgarh (50) S 6 Mard Khera (52) 122

APPENDIX.~IV VII,.LXGE oDIREC't,ORY'

List ,of vlllllg" IleCOr~1ing to the proportion of Scheduled Ca!ites to the total population by ranges t '. • ( ~ ~ } DISTRICT SANGRUR SUNAM TAHSIl, Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Code No. Name of the villages wit'h Had bast No. Population (Percentages) No, 1 2 4 3"1 +coDCld. 6 17/10J3/9 Mauran (58) . 7 10 Taranji Khera (59) 8 16 Gobindgarh jajian (56) 9 j 24 Sansarpural (29) • i 10 27 Hambalbas (23) 11 31 Jakhepa! Bas (21) 12 32 Satoj (18) 13 33 Dharamgarh (19) 14 34 Rattangarh alias Patiawali (20) 15 35 Dola Singhwala (44) 16 39 Daska (48) 17 41 Fatehgarh (50) 18 43 Ladal.(52) 19 46 Changliwala (54) 20 -48 Kotralehlan (6~) 21 49 Rampora Jawaharwali (73) 22 54 I Kalia (79) 23 61 Lehal Kburd (74) 24 66 Arkbas (64) 25 70 Sheikhuwas (58) 26 72 Kal Balljara (60) 27 77 Harigarh (150) 28 82 Dhandoli Kalan (113) 29 84 Dhandoli Khurd (111) 30 86 Toor Banjara (119) 31 87 Khanal Khurd (121) 32 88 Gujarau (1 to) 33 92 Ghanaur Rajputan (125) 34 95 Kamalpur (126) 35 99 ,Shafipur Khurd (133) 36 105 Rattangarh Sidhran (139) 37 114 Nihalgarh (144) 38 117 Dhind<:a (93) 39 119 Bhathuwan (100) 40 131 Bhundar Bhaini (101) 41 132 Hamirgarh '(99) 42 134 Rajal Heri (98) 43 141 ShahPllr.~aubad alias Theri (121) 44 142 Chandu ,(120) 45 143 Mandvi (118) 46 145 ,Pbulad (105) 47 146 , Babangarh Alias Ghamurghat (81) 48 157 Thaska (117) 49 161 Khanori Khurd (128) ARPENDIX TV..-VILLAGE DIRECTORY tist of,.vUbcgd according to thet proportiolll of Scheauled Castes to the tot_ ilopulatioa. by' radCes

SANGRUR DI~TRICT BARNALA TAHSIL Ranges of Scheduled Castes} Setial Location Code'N o. Name orthe villages With Hadbast No: Populaiion (percentages) No. 1 2 3 4 0-5 1 17/10/4/87 Rasulpur \53) I I 2 137 Aspal Khurd (78) 6-10 1 17/1O/4!l9 Chungh (436) 2 121 Dhanaula (59) 3 126 Bhaini Mehraj .(65) 11-15 1 17/1O/4f? Dipgarh (15) 2 16 Burj Fatehgarh (439) , 3 25 Chhiniwal Khurd (22) 4 38 Dhurkot (27) 5 73< Barnala (Rural) (55) 6 92 Patti Soh Ian (56) 7 112 Rura Khurd (52) 16-20 1 117/10/4/121 Sandhu Kalan (4) 2 32 Chhiniwal Kalan (35) 3 40 Rajgarh (87) 4 55 Manal (10) 5 56 Mangewal (9) 6 57 Thuliwala (19) 7 88 Harigarh (54) 8 101 Jaimal Singhwala (1) 9 103 Dhiliwan Patiala (65) 10 107 Dfuaj'(69) h 118 Kahneke (56) 12 128 Bhathlan (64) \ 1\ I 21--30 1 17/10/4/13 Baloke (3) 2 17 Sehna (438) 3 18 Badhata (437) 4 20 Bhotana (435) 5 21 Talewal (17) 6 23 Naraingarh Sohian (20) 7 24 Diwana (21) 8 26 Gehal (19) 9 27 Moom (25) 10 34 Gangohar (31) 11 36 Kalal Majra (81) 12 39 Jalaldewal (30) 13 42 Dadhahur (83) 14 43 NihalwaJa (84) 15 45 Kutba (1) 16 49 Hardaspura (2) 17 51 Chbapa (3) 18 58 H.amidi (20) , 19 59 Khiali (424) 20 61. Bazidke Khurd (45) 21 65 Chuhanke Khurd (38) 22 67 " Kalala (39) 23 69 Chamanwal (427) 24, .10 Raisar (punjab) (40) , 25 74 Tbikriwala (43) 26 75 Sangbera (49) 27 78 Karamgarh (48) 28 81 Nangal (22) 29 83 lhaloor (33) 30 85 Sb.ekha (SI) A1i'PENDIX IV-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

c ~ist .~[ villages 1lCCording to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to the total{41O\)ulatidn".byitradges SANGRUR DISTRICT BARNALA TAHSIL

Ranges of Scheduled CasleS • Serial Location Code N'o. Name of the villages with.-Hadba~t r,r(), Population (percentages) No.

1 2 3 4 f ZQ-30_coltcld. 31 17/10/3/90 (5S) 32 91 Khudi Kalan (57) 33 93 Jodhpur (431) 34 94 Cheeman (430) 35 96 Bakhatgarh (434) 36 97 Malian Kalan (433) 37 98 Pakhoke (432) 38 102 Mauran Patiala (65) 39 111 Tajoke (63) 40 114 Rura Kalan (54) 41 116 Dhaula (55) 42 117 Dhurkot (74) 43 119 Fatehgarh Chhanna (56) 44 120 Bhaini Jassa (55) 45 122 Rajgarh (60)

46 123 .UppaU (.6~ 47 124 Dangarh ( 2) 48 125 Kathu (63) 49 131 Bhura (72) 50 133 Kaleke (77) 51 134 Badra (75) 52 139 Pandher (SO) 53 140 Rajia (79)

31+ 1 17/fO/4/1 Taiwandi (12) , 2 2 Kharak Singhwala (13) 3 3 Majuke (14) , 4 4 Ramgarh (16) 5 8 Alkran (11) I 6 9 Jangiana (10) 7 11 Cahan a Gulab Singh (5) 8 14 Nainewala (6) 9 22 Bihla (18) 10 28 Sadowal (23) ii 29 Gagewal (24) 12 30 Chak Bhaika (26) 13 31 Dgar>er (~8) 14 33 Mahal Kalan (34) 15 35 Kirpal Singhwala (82) 16 37 Kalal Majra (81) 17 41 Gobindgarh (86) 18 44 Bahmaniao (85) 19 46 Shehbajpur (88) 20 47 Mohamadpurpura (90)' '21 48 lohlan (89) 22 50 Lohgarh (4) 23 52 Pandori (32) 24 53 Mahal Khurd (33) 25 S4 Kurar (8) 26 60 Sahore (425) 27 62 Bazidke Kalan (44) 28 63 Chuhan Ke Kalan (37)1 29 64 Sehjra (36) 30 66 Raisar Patiala (428) 31 71 Naiwala (41) 32 72 Patti Sekhwan (42) ~ 33 76 Bhadalwal (46) 34 77 Amla Sin$wala (47) 35 79 Gotm (21) 125

APPEND~ IV~ VILLAGE DIRECrO RY

List of villages according to tbe proportion of SCheduled Castes to tbe total population bY raages

SANGRUR DISTRICT

BARNALA TAHSIL

Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial LoCation Code No. Name of village Hadbast No. Population (percentages) No. 1 2 :3 4 31+concld. 36 17/10/4/80 Gomti (18) 37 82 Thulewal (26) 38' 86 Pharwahi (52) 39 89 Dhanaula Khurd (59) 40 95 Kaire (429) 41 99 Ugoke (66) 42 100 Mauran (Nabha) (51) 43 104 Ghunas (61) 44- 105 Khudi Khurd (60) 45 106 Dhilwan Nabha (50) 46 108 Daraka (70) 47 109 Tappa (64) 48 113 Pakho (53) 49 115 Mehta (62) SO 127 Badhar (69) , 51 129 Harigarh (70) 52 130 Attargarh (71) 53 132 Kuba (73) S4 135 Bhaini Fatta C 55 136 Aspa! Kalan C 56 138 Kot Duna (80)

SECT)ON n Town Directory

129 NOTE EXPLAlNlNG tHE CODES USED fN tHE Td~ DlRECTdRY

The town directory has been compiled in six different statements .for all the urban areas of the di~trict. The data on amenities and other aspects have been presented in codes which are explained below: Statement I :

This statement gives status and. growth history of each town in the district.

Class has been introduced in all the statements of town directory to facilitate analysis for purpose of demo­ graphic and socia-economic characteristics of towns at the state and all India levels. It has been presented according to 1981 census population of the core town in the following manner: Population Class

100,000 and above I 50,000-99,999 II 20,000-49,999 III 10,000-19,999 IV .5,000-9,999 V Below 5,000 VI . , The civic administration status as in 1980 has been indicated by the following abbreviations. Census towns are regarded as having no civic status. Code (C.T.) has been used for census towns.

Municipal Corporation - M. Corp. Municipal Corhmittee - M.C. Cantonment Board C.B. Notified Area Committee N.A.C. Census Town (S.A.S. Nagar (Mohall) and Talwara) C.T. Statement n: Statement II gives for each town, physical aspects and location of towns.

Statement ill :'

This statement gives municipal finance for each town of the district.

.Statement IV :

It gives civic and other amenities. The abbreviations used are indicated below:- (I) Road length

PR Fuccaroad KR Kuccharoad

(II) System of sewerage S - Sewer OSD - Qpe~ surf~ce drainS BSD - Box surface drains SD - Sylk drain$ CD - Cesspool method PT Fit system

(III). ¥et~gd oj.c{ispos(jl of night soil

HL Head loads B - Baskets WB - Wheel barrows ST - Septic tank latrinel S - Sewerage. 130 (IV) Protected .water supply-Source and capacity of storage systems

(a) Sources of water suppl5' :

TW Tubewell water/hand pump

T • Tap water W Well water

TK - Tank water (b) System of storage of water: ORT Overhead tank SR - Service reservoir IG River infiltration gallery BWP Borewell pumping system

PT Pressure tank

Statement V :

This gives medical, educational, recreational and cultural facilities. The abbreviations used are indicated below :

Medical amenities -

H - Hospital. D - Dispensary HC - Health Centre FC Family Planning centre TB TB clinic NR Nursing Home o Others A Ayurvedic

U Unani

Hom - Homoeopathic

In case of allopathic, no separate code bas been given. The in facilities has been presented horizontally in the Same line as illustrated be·

H(A-I,2), D(Rom-2, 1, U-1)

Here RCA-I, 2) represents one ayurvedic and 2 allopathic hospitals and D(Hom-2. 1, U-l) represents 2 homoeopathic, one allopathic and one unani dispensaries. If the medical facility is not available iJ? a town, name of of the nearest place (if in the same district) or nearest district (if in the same state) or other -state and its distance from the town where the facility is available, has been mentioned in column 4. 13t

Educational amenities :

The codes that have been used are as follow

A Arts only

S Science only

AS - Arts ~nd Science: only C - Commerce only

AC - Arts and' Commerce only

ASC Combined for all categories-Arts, Science and Oommerce

L - Law SH Shorthand Type - Typewriting

S·n. 'l'Ype \ Shorthand and Type writing - Others o If l' • ]f there are more institutions' of a type in tile town, their number has been given against each in brackets. I -j

If any' educational facility is not av~iIable in the town the .l\amc; of nearest place (if in the, same distlict) or the name of ' nearest district (if in the same state) or other Istate and its distance from tlIe town where this facility is aVailable, has been given in brackets.

Recreational and cultural facilities : The following codes have b~en used PL Public Library RR Reading Room

Statement VI : Gives information on trade" commerce, industry anq bankipg for each town of the distriot.

Append ix to the town directory shows towns of the district which have outgrowths and population of outgrowths. Hi

19~1 q:NEiUS STATEMENT r Status and Serial Class, name and civic admins- Location Name of Tahsil Area (in Nurhber of Population and growth rate of No. traticlll status of the town Code No. sq. kms.) households inclqdiJlg houseless 1901 1911 19 1 households 7 (itl1981 ' Census) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IV. Ahmedgarh Me 10/1 MaIerkotIltl '3 ·OS· 2,646

2 BarnalaMC See Barnala Urban Barnala UA· Barnala N.A. 7,541 6,905 5,381 7,714 (-) (-22·65) (+44,.43) (i) In. Barnala Me, IO/XII Barnala 16·00 7,500 6,905 5,341 7,714 (-) (-22·65~. (+44'43) 3 IV. Bhadaur MC lO/XI Barnala 6·00 2,180 7,710 ~ 5,4~~ 5,577 (-) (-.:r!H2) (-t 2 '05) 4 Bhawanigarh MC See Bhawllnigarh Urban Bhawanigarh U A * Sangrur N.A. 1,137

(i) V. Bhawanigarh MC 10/IV Sangrur 2'59 1,551 { II d '.? , IV,J*~MV il·M 10~ \laffiaja ,5'00 2,747 7,443 6,~ 6,886 (-) (-1&:1 ) (4-1~ ·OU), I 6 m.DhuriMC 10Jm MaIerkotla 5·00 4,714

7 VI. Khanauri Kalan NAC 10/x' Sunam 1'50 745 8 Lehragaga MC See Lebr

t (; (i) IV. Lebragaga MC lO/vm Sunam 5'80 1,899

9 Longowljl M9 ~ee L on~o~al Urban

Longowal U A'" S~ngrur :N.A. 2,100

J (i) IV. Longowal M C lO/VI Sangrur j '25 2,031

10 II., Malerkotla MC 10/11 Malerkotla 4'25 10,392 21,122 23,880 24,564 (-) (+13 '06) (t2 '86) 11 V. Moonak NAC 10/IX Sunam 1'00 1,338

12 III. Sangrur MC IO/V Sangrur ,13 '96 8,244 11,852 9,041'. 10,799 (-) (-23·72) (-t 19 ,44) 13 SunamMC See SUDam Urban

Sunam UA* Sunam N.A. 5,743 10,069 7,329 8,265 (-) (-27'21) (+12.77) (i) III. Sunam MC 10/VII Sunam 3'89 5,643 10,069 7,329 8,265 (-) (-27 ·21) (+12·77) 14 Tapa MC See Tapa Urb~n Tapa VA'" Barnala N.A. 1,814

0) IV. Tapa MC 10/XlV Barnala 2'47 1,810

*Including out growth(s)" 133

TOWN DiRECTORK I Growth History

the town at the census of Density S~Ratio

'-1931' 1941 1951 1961 1911 1981 (1981 1961 1971 " ,19~L census) Census Census Ce~

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ~.283 4,368 6,258. 9,074 12,499 16,874 5,479 854 895 1907 !.!!..) (+~3 '05) '(+44'27) (+45 '00) (-+ 37 '75) (+35 '05) Agglomeration .l ~ 1 r ~? 8,915 12,341 15,996 21,354 31,847 43,680 N.A. 852 860 868 '( + 15'· 5-7)( (+38-43) (+29.62) (+33.50) (+49.14) (+37-16) I 8,915 12,341 15,996 21.354 31,674 43,440 2,715 852 860 868 (+15'57) (-1'68'43) (+2!) -62) (+33'50) (+48-33) (-t 37 '15) r) 6,282 7,862 7:!,f7 9,407 10,428 13,350 2,225 851 863 884 (t 1Z -64) (+25'15) (-1- 2) (+21-74) (+10 '85) (+28 '02) " Agglomeration 1" H 4,253 5,437 6,706 9,817 N.A. 854 895 894 (-) (+27.84) (+23-34 (+46.39)

4,253 5,437 6,260 8,901 3,437 854 891 890 .(-) (+27 -84) (+15'14) (+42'19) I 7,521 9,560 9,552 11.238 11,877 13,885 2,777 838 875 881 (+9-22) (+27 -11) (-Qo{)8) (+17 -65) .• (+5 -69) (+ 16 -91)

7,649 9,719 14,835 19,300 27,100 5,420 780 854 \,. 858 (-) (+1( -06) (+52 -6

3,616 7,847 8,989 11,455 1,975 847 875 886 (+117.01) (+ 14-55) (+27-43)

Agglome~atjon I 6,848 6,543 9,269 11,209 . 12,971 N_A. 815 818 853 (-) (-4-45) (+41-66) (+20-93) <+15-72) 6,848 6,543 9,269 10,512 12,530 3,855 815 826 851 (-) (-4-45) (41-66) (+13-41) (4·19 -20)

-25,240 ( 29,321 32,575 39,543 48,859 65,756 15,472 892, 885 888 n(+2 -75) (+1,6-17) (+11:"10) (+21-39) (+23 -56) (+34-58) 3,937 8,536 8,536 905 (-) (-) 1,3,901 17,132 18,741 28,344 34,015 45,220 3,253 803 882 894 .H~28·72) (+23 -24) (4-9-39) (+51-24) (+20-01) (+32-94)

Agglomer~tion

10,652 14,187 16,782 21,408 28,158 36,180 N.A. 884 890 889 ,.<+28.88) (+33.19) (-t 18.29) (+27· 57) (+31-53) (+28.49) ., JO,652 14,187 16,782 21,408 26,966 35,505 9,127 884 892 890 (+28 -88) (+33-19) (+ 18 -29) . (+27'57) (+25 -96) (+31 '67) Ag~omera~ion

4,671 6,220 8,467 11,108 N.A. 904 867 878 (-) (+33.16) (+36-13) (+31·19) 4,671 6,220 7,748 11,088 4,489 904 875 878 (-) (+33 -16) (+24-57) (+43 -11) 134

1981 CENSUS

STASEME~T

Physical ~ ,ll!ld,~tiop Physical asp~ S~al Class and namd of town Name of No. Rainfall Temperature (in centigrade) (in rom) StateHQs. Maximum Minimum I'l 3 I 2 4 5 6 600·8' 1 IV. Ahroedgarh 46·4 1'4, Chandigarh (98) 2 Bamala See Ba:nala Bamala U. A.'" See Constituent

(i) Barnala .601·2 45:3 m. 0'2 Chandigarh (158) 3 IV. Bhadaur 601'2 45'3 t· 0'2 Chandigarh (185) I, , Bhawanigarh 4 See Bhawanigarh

Bhawanigorh U. A.· See Constituent

(i) V. Bhawani~rh '585 ·0 45'7 2'3 Chandigarh (102) ! 5 IV. Dhanaula ·601'2 45'3 0'2 Chandigarh (146) 6 Dhuri 585·0 45'7 m. 2'3 Chandigarh (126) VI. Khanauri Kalan '502'8 45 '7 7 2'3 Chandigarh (157) 8 Lehragaga See Lehragaga LehragagaU. A.* See Constituent 45'7 (I) IV. Lehragaga '502'8 2'3 '

(i) IV. Longowal '585 '0 45'7 2'3 Chandigarh (139) ·600'8 10 II. Malerkotla 46'4 1'4 Chandigarlt (123) '502'8 11 V. Moonak I 45'7 2'3 Chandigarh (\42) -585 '0 12 m. Sangrur 45'7 2'3 Chandigarh (121) 13 Sunam ·See Sunam E.unam U.A.* See Constituent

'585 ·0 Si) III. Sunam 45'7 2'3 Chandigarh (129) 14 Tapa See Tapa I Tapa U.A.* See Constituent

(i) IV. Tapa .601·2 45'3 0·2 Chandigarh (168) *"IncludinlZ outgrowth(s)"_ ~. 135

TOWN DmECTOR.Y II olToWDS, 1979

______and road distance (in kIn) from :- ___ --=- _____'_.L!.l'- ____------District HOs •• Tahsil HQs . "'I"~are)t city Mtll Rililway station Bust route Navigable riverl I i)opulatiolt-OllC 1 canal (if within Iakh and more 10 kIDs,)

7 9 10 11 12 Sangrur MalerkotIa Ludhiana Ahmedgarh Ahmedgarh (50) (18)' (26) (0) (0) urban Agglomeration ,Ullit

Sangrur Barnala Ludhiana Bamala Barnala ," (37) (0) (76) (0) (0) Sangrur , Bamala Ludhiana BamaIa Bhadaur (64) (27) (103) (27) (0) urban~ -~ AgglomerationI I ~ •

~.: Unit.

Sangrur Sangrur Patiala Nabha Bhawanigarh (19) (19) (37) (16) (0) Bamala PatiaIa Barnala DhanauIa Sangrur (0) (25) ,. (12) (81) (12) Malerkotla Ludhiana Dhuri Dhuri I.• Sangrur (0) (14) (18) (61) (0) Sunam PatiaIa Tohana Khaoauri KaIao Sangrur (0) (115) (28) . (55) (19) urban Agglomeration . Unit

Sangrar Sunam Patiala • Lebragaga Lehragaga (45) (26) (90). (0) (0) urban Agglomeration Unit

'Sangrur Sangrur Patiala Sangrut Longowal (18) (18) (74) (18) (0) :Sangrur Malerkotla Ludbiana Malerkotla Malerkotla (32) (0) (43) (0) (0) Saogrur Sunam PatiaIa Jakbal Moonak (60) (55) (71) (5) (0) Sangrur Sangrur Patiala Sangrur Sangnir (0) (0) (56)' (0) (O) urban Agglomeration unit

:Sangrur Sunam Patiaia Sunam Sunam (19) (0) (64) (0) (0) urban Agglomeration Unit

Sangrur Barnala Ludbiana Tapa Tapa (47) (21) (97) (0) (0) 1136

~8J1GP:\~E~- STATEMENT- 'I J ~~Ipal Class and name of town Civic ,Receipt Serial ~ Hil •• 1) • No: ...adminis- 4-"1} t,i )';;; • ~atjon R;ecerpt ~evel}ue GO~!l'[ent· Loan (m 1980) {tIp'ough d'"eIlV 00 grant . " ,taxes etc. from municipal properties &,power al)art from ,taxlltiop, 1 2 .{ 5 6 7 1 IV. Ahmcdgarh M.C. 12,S80 830 2 Barnala See Barnafa ur bai See ConstitqelJ Barnala. U:A. * 1(' (i) m, Barnala M.e. 28,210 5,050 8,500 885 3 IV. Bh;ldaur M.e. 1,070 142 I iye Bhawanigarh urba 4 Bhawanigarh J.t>,:1~ N .f ~l' ~, Bhawanigarh U.A.* See Copstitucn (i) V. Bhawanigarh M.e. 3,698 259 67 HI 5 IV. Dhanaula M.e. 1,471 278 l,07C 6 ·m. Dhnri M.C. 9,826 'u630 262 7 VI. Khanauri Kalan N.A.C 14 235 1M See Le~a~aga' tlrba 8 Lehragaga 11 See Constituer Lehragaha 1l.A:¥ .., fIo~" 5;OO( (i) IV. Lehragaga M.C. 3,100 1,650 160 'Se\'!'1..ongo(Ra} uroa 9 Longowa1 Longowal U.A.* See CorlstitUel 660 (0 IV. Longowal M.C. 790 Irt80 50( t 10 II. Malerkotla M.C. 20,363 1,579 750 7S( I~ 11 V. Moonak N.A.C. .. 12 m. Sangrur M.C. 18,886 2.358 ,: 13 Snnam See SunaII1, utba Sunarn U.A·.* Sed 'Constituel (0 Ill. Sunarn M.GlI 1,100 1,450 849 14 Tal1a See, :raR.r,~ urb3 Tada U.A.* See ConstitueJ

(i) N. Tapa M.e; J,920 570 850 .. "Including outgrowfh(s)" 137

TOWN DIRECTORY m Finance, 1918-79 •

(in Rs. '00') Expenditure (in Rs. '00')

Advance Other Total General Public Public Public Public Other Total sources receipt admihistra- safety health & works Institution (Specify) expenditure (Specify) tion conveniences

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

570 1,270 15,250 1,420 590 4,160 4,280 100 4,260 15,170 AggIQmeration Unit

390 1,690 43,840 7,570 2,200 20,740 8,520 2,640 41,670 ) 223 530 2,850 220 440 670 340 1,670 Agglomeration Unit

120 287 4,431 1,616 199 410 2,094 574 4,893 24 241 2,014 394 219 530 169 685 1,997 2,125 460 14,373 3,398 755 6,010 1,256 433 2,876 14,728 249 6 6 200 212 Agglomeration Unit

180 4,230 14,320 1,840 580 1,070 10,010 570 14,070 ~ Agglomeration- Unit

400 2,530 740 100 310 1,490 5 65 2,710 2,979 2,510 28,931 5,257 3,254 7,230 13,573 84 4,347 33,745 30 5 15 5 55 2,354 1,070 24,668 4,80(i 1,687 8,720 4,115 16 4,252 23,596 Aggtomeration Unit

4,340 17,730 4,460 920 3,680 6,000 100 2,480 17,640 AgjUomerll.tion Unit

280 5,620 1,410 2,580 2,070 1.0io 7,080 138

1981-CENSUS

STA~NT- Civic and Othel Serial Class and name of town Civic Population Scheduled Road System of , . Nwuber of No. administ- Castes lenght sewerage ---.:..' --"--- ration Population (in kms) Water ,Service status borne (in 19,80)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 \ IV. Ahmed~rh M.C. 16,874 2,359 15,9 OSD 5 1,900

i Barnala See Barnala Barnala U.A." 43,6SO ·9,047 16·5 1,053 ~tr. ~;+41 (i) m. Barnala M.C. 43,440 8,968 16'5 S/OSD 1,053 5,441

(,I IJ1~~.l. .1 I .t;)u::~ 3 IV. Bhadaur ;M.C. 13,350 4,839 4'0 S/OSD 6 300

4 Bhawanigarh Sed Bhawanigarh

Bhawanigarh U.A.· 9,817 2,369 5·()() 11 JOOt. (i) V. BhaWlltligarh M.C. 8,901' 1,707 5'00 S/OSD 11 ! 300

/' •• ¢ ~. ,\.\,t 5 IV.Dhanaula M.C. 13,885 3,558 5'5 S/OSD S 400

6 m.Dhuri M.C. 27,100 5,029 11.'00 OSD 15 2,925 .. ,~.. , 7 VI. Khanauri Kalan N.A.C. 4,923 1,084 1·00 OSD 340

8 Lellragaga S ee Lehragaga

Lehragaga (U.A)* 12,241 2,561 6·4 33 ~ '.~rri._,r. (i) IV. Lehragaga M.C. 11,455 2,062 6'4 S/OSD 33 624f

,\, }1_~.~ 9 Longowal See Longowal

Longowal U.A,* 12,971 2,844 6·00 1,190 (i) IV. Longowal M.C. 12,530 2,835 6·00 OSD 1,190

10 II. Malerkotla M.C. 65,756 3,860 52·00 OSD 12,891

4t ~"l 11 V. Moonak N.A.C. 8,536 1,651 3 ·0 OSD 250 . 12 III. Sangrur M.C. 45,220 7,036 28·80 S/OSD 301 2,600 13 Sunam See Sunani

Sunam U.A.* 36,100 6,729 12·0(} 13 800

(i) III. Sunam M.C. 35,505 6,525 12'00 S/OSD 13 80~

14 TJlpa See Tapa

Tapa U.A.* 11,108 2,888 4·00 13 353 , ,(i) VI. Tapa M.C. 11,088 2,888 4'00 S/OSD 13 353 ··'Including Outgrowth(s)" STATEMENT IV-A I Civic and other amenities in notified slams, 1979 No slum area has been noticed in Punjab State though certain pockets have separately been identified. TOWN DIRECTORY

Amenities,1979.

litttnes Method of Protected water supply Fire EI~ification (Number of connections) disposal of _----_- fighting Others night soil Source System .service Domestic Industrial ercial of of <;::Omw r~Ql;\d. Ot~. igbti~ supply storage poin • ,witH 'e~acity '(in thousand litres) 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 45 HL/WB TW .. Ludhiana 2,284 166 1,284 (26) 350 ~ Vrban Agglomeration

2 OH1'(2,540) 4,793 214 1,483 852 .~' 2 HL/WB -' TWIT OHT(2,540) Yes 4,793 214 1,48~ 852

,;168 ,HL/S, TW/W Sangrur 708 2i 271 (64) 8# 9s prban Agglomeration 50 ~,405 49 470 1~8 5~ ,56 ST/S TW, .. Sangrur 1,405 49 fgg' (19) '~io .SO I HL/S TW/W SR(loo) Sangrur 1,755 35 299 210 (25) 174 '1' ·".n II. HL~' TW OHT(98) Yes 2,425 111 1,519 483 30 I -·In ('j HL/B .. TW .. Sangrur 765 18 260 (115) 6 Urban Agglometation

1,970 64 577 211 37 HL/WB TWrr .. Sangrur 1,970 6.4 577 2t~ 37 (45) ! :Urban, Agglomeration '"j';Oo, 0

902 2~ 21S, liS 1j HL/WE TW' S~ngrur 902 25 218 liS (IS) 13 f' • I i ~,,- .' ( , HL/WB I, TW- OHT(228) Sangrur 6,923 379 3,086 1,059 (32) 100 B/WB TW Sangrur N.A. N.~. N.A. N.A. (60) N.R, 425 ST/S TW OHT(350) Yes 8,000 150 1,400 l,p" S:.\ ;Urban Agglomeration l. '2<\ 5,500 128 1,372 500 42 20 ST/S TW Sangrur 5,500 128 1,372 500 (IS) 4z ~J 'Vrban Agglomeration

2,000 210 555 200 515 S/HL I nv Sangrur 2,000 210 555 200 (47) 515 140

1981 CENSUS STATEMENT­ Medical, Educational, Recreational alld I Medical facilities Educational I 'j. 1I Serial' Class and' name Jr Population Arts! No. t0Wl! Science! Hospitals! Beds in Commerce Medical Engineering Polytechnics Dispen­ medical Colleges colleges colleges sariesfT,B, institu­ (of degree clinics etc, tions in level and Col. 4 above)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9, 1 IV. Ahmedgarh 16,874 D 4 A Ludhiana (26) Ludhiana (26) FC 1 2 Barnala 0 See Barnala BaInala U.A. * 43,680' H 50 A FC ASC D(A) AS ~O m. Barnala 43,44Q H 50 A Ludhiana (76) .. Ludhiana (76) Sunam (35) FC ASe D(A) AS 3 IV. Bhadaur 13,350 D 4 Bamala (27) Ludhiana (103) Ludhiana (103) Ahmedgarh, (37) I 4 Bhawanigarh See Bhawanigarh Bhawanigarh U.A,* 9.817 HC 8 A ' .. FC (i) V. Bhawanigarh 8,901 He 8 A Patiala .(37) Patiala (37) Ahmed~h (35) FC 5 IV. Dhanaula \3,885 H 30 Bamala (12) Pati,a!a (89) Patiala (89), ,Sunam (20) .1 HC 6 m. Dhuri 27,100 H(2) 49 ASC Patiala (61) Patiala (61) Ahmedgarh (30) tD FC 0 2 7 VI. Khanauri Kalan 4,923 D 4 Sunam (28) Patiala (55) Patiala (55) Sunam (28) N.t\.C. t

$, Le~itgaga See LehragagB Lehragaga U.A. * lZ,~4rl D 4 FC (i) IV. Lehragaga 11,455 D 4 Sunam (26) Patiala (90) Patiala (90) Sunam(26) FC 9· Longowal See Longowal Longowal U.A. * 12,971 H 30 HC D(A) (i) IV. Longowal 12,530 H 30 sangrur (18) Patiala (74) Patia.Ja (74) Sunam (40) , He D(A) 10 II. Malerkotla 65,756 H(Z) 55 A Ludhiana (43) Ludhiana (43) ~ Ahmedgarh (15) D(2) 4 AS, FC I I 11 V. Moonak 8,536 H 30 Sunam (25) Patiala (50) Patiala (50) Sunam (25) HC 12 IlL Sangrur 45,220 H(3) 118 A(3) Patiala (56) Patiala (56) Sunam (!5) D(A)-I, 1 4 AS(Z) TB(2) 118 0 13 Sunam See'sunam Sunam U.A.* 36,180 H 50 AS 1 D(A) FC (i) lIT. Sunam 35,505 H 50 AS Patiala (64) Patiala (64) 1 D(A) FC 14 Tapa See Tapa Tapa U.A.* 11,108 HC 8 A (i) IV. Tapa 11,088 HC 8 A Ludhiana (97) Ludhiana (97) Sunal7l (3Z)

*"Including outgrowth(s)" Note :-A dash (-) jn columns W-15 shows that educational facility is not availa ble locally but is availed outside the town i41 TOWN DIRECTORY V Cliltui-ai tai:lltite~, 1979 Facilities Number of recreational and cultural facilities Working women's Recognised Hi!iher Secondary I Junior Primary Adult hostels Stadia Cinema Auditorial Public shorthand, secondary, Matri- secondary schools literacy with Dramal libraries typewriting Intermediate/ culation and,middle classesl number Commu- including and voca- P.U.C. schools centres, of seats nityhalls reading tional (pre-Uni- others rooms training veristy (specify) institutions collegel Junio:r: colJege .... !evel) 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1 2 2 PL(2) Urban Agglomeratiop 0 9 10 2 2 PL(.1} -

0 5 10 2 2 PL(3)

2 2 4 PL urBan Aggi6pj.hation j, , I 2 3 1 1 PL(2) 2 3 1 1 PL(2) ,

2 7 ~L

1 3 1 0 PL(2) \ .- 1

1

Utt>an ~g$lomeration 2 4 PL 2 1 4 PL Urban Agglomera\"j6h . 1 5 RR I 1 1 5 RR

10 1 18 2 1 2 PL

2 2 1 1

(0)2 2 4 2 8 2 2 PL(3~

Urban Agglomeration 0 4 10 1 Z PL

0 ':4 10 1 1 2 *1

Urban Agglomeration 3 6 PL 3 6 PL 142

1981 CENStJS;- STATEMENT- Trade, Commerce,

Serial Class and name of town Name of three most important commodities imported Name of three No.

1st 2nd ,,3rd 1st

2 3 4 5 6 1 IV. Ahmedgarli Gur, Shakar and Gram Pulses Agricultural Kandsari implements 2 Barnala See Barnala. • I Barnala lJ, A. '" See Constituent P) HI. Ba,rnala Va~!lspati Ghee, Sugar Cloth Cotton 3 IV. Bhadaur Textiles Sugar Vanaspati Gheel Foodgrains I Cloth.. 4 Bhawanigarh See Bhawanigarh

B~awanigar.b U. A.'" See Constituent (i) V. Bhawanigarh Cloth Vanaspati Ghee Sugar Electric casing and Capping of }Vood

5. LV. Dhanaula Sugar Cloth Vanaspati Ghee Wheat

6 m. Dhuri Vanaspati Ghee Diesal Oil Tea Cotton! Sugar

7 VI. Khanauri Kalan Paddy Foodgrains Pulse's Wheat 8 Lehragaga See Lehragaga Lehragaga U. A.* See constituent (I) IV. Lehragaga Cloth Sugar Vanaspati Ghee Wheat

9 Longowal See ~ongowal Longowal U. A. '" See Constituent (i) IV. Longowal Diesel -Sugar Cloth Wheat

10 II. Malerkotla lion Fruit Agricultural Vegetables implements

11 V. Moonak Iron Sugar Vanaspati Ghee Cotton'

12 m. Sangrur Foodgrains/Coal Cement! Ironl (J Raw-leather and Foodstuffs Cosmatics \Bones I

13 ~unam Ste Sunaro Sunaro U. A.* See Constituent (i) III. Sunaro Chillies Cotton Diesel Oil Chillies!

14 T~pa See TaPa Tapa U. A.* See Constituent

(i) IV. Tapa Sugar Vanaspati Ghee Oils/Tea Wheat

• "Including outgrowth (8)" H3

TOWN DIRECTORY VI

Industry an~ Banking, 1979

most important commodities exported Name of three most important commodities manufactured Number Number Number of banks of agri- of non- cultural agricul- :redit tural 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd locieties credit societies

I 8 9 10 11 12 13 4 Cotton Groundnut oil Cotton (Kbadi) Agricultural GroundtlUt oil 6 implements Urban Agglomeration Unit

Foodgrains Mustard oil Oil Engines Agricultural Iron and steel 7 2 4 implements Cotton Pottery Pottery Furniture Country Carts 1 1

Urban Agglomeration Unit

Conduit Pipes Boring Equip- Electric goods Conduit Pipes/ Boaring Equipments/ 3 1 ments/leather Iron Screw and Suitcase and products Kabza shoes ·Cotton Maize Rice-shellers Country Carts Wooden Furniture 3 1

Rice/Wheat Ginned cotton Sugar Hardware Iron rods and 5 2 1 Bars Rice Gram Gur Fuel wood Shoes 2_ 1 Urban Agglomeration Unit

Cotton Bales Sugar/Wood Agricultural Furniture/Sugar Leather Shoes 2 25 9 Implements Urban Agglomeration Unit

Rice Cotton Agricultural Furniture Khadi Cloth 1 2 1 Implements

Iron goods/Cycle Sewing Machine Cycle parts Sewing Machine Iron goods 9 92 13 parts parts parts Chillies Wheat Agricultural 2 implements ,Cement Pipes/ Agricultural Cement Pipes Agricultural Shoes 8 7 5 Cotton implements implement Urban Agglomeration Unit

Cotton Foodgrains Agricultural Centrifugal Pumps/ Saria pati/ . 5 3 10 implements Chaff cutters Cotton bales , Urban Agglomeration Unit

Cotton/Cotton bales Ice Cotton Bales Mustard oil Oil Cakes/Ice 3 1 3 APPENDIX Towns showing their outgrowths with population Serial Name of tbe town with lncation code Population of Outgrowth Population of No. core town outgro~h

1 ~ 3 4 5

Bl1awan~i'11 17/lO/IY 8,901 (i) Jhugi Basti I outside M.e. liJ:ni~s (0.0.) 916 2 LlJngowal 17/10/VI 12,530 (ii) Pindi khan Singh and Pindi Dhilwan (0.0.) 441

3 I Sunam 17{10/VlI 35,505 (i) Chamar T\bi Moranwali and ,Model Town 675 (R) and Ouja Pir Harigarh and Kothe Singh Pur\, (0.0.) 4 Lebragaga 17/lO/VIII 11,455 (i) Khai Basti and area around the town (00.) 786 5 Barnala 17/10/Xfl 43,440 (i) Block No. 58 (partly) (0.0.) :t~d 6 Tapa 17/10/ ,XIV 11,088 (i) Electricity Colony (0.0.) 20 PART B Primary Census Abstract (General) Primary Census Abstract (Scheduled Castes)

147

PART B

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT. (GENERAL) Primary Census Abstract (Scheduled Castes)

EXPLANATORY NqTE ON PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT The Primary Census Abstract (PCA) General and Scheduled Castes provides the basic information relating to population data pertaining to 1981 Census. It contains the data in respect of area, number of occupied residential houses and households, total population (including institutional and houseless population)! population break up by sex, scheduled castes, literates, main workers classified into four categories of cultivators, agricultural labourers and other workers, marginal workers and non·workers for each village and for each town/ward wise.

The district totals given at the beginning of the PCA are followed by break up of rural and urban areas of the district. The data are presented tahsilwise.

The rural PCA presents the data for the villages, arranged in ascending order of location code numbers (assigned to the village within the tahsil). The urban PCA, presents wardwise data for each town. In rural PCA the uninhabited. villages and the villages which have got merged in towns have also been indicated. It may be men. tioned here that the PCA data provided here have been compiled on 'the basis of the basic scheduleds i.e., household schedule and the universal individual slip canvassed during 1981 Census operations. The concepts. and terms occuring in the PCA are briefly explained here : Census House :

A census hOll.se is a building or part of a building having a separate main entrance from the road or common c,ourtyard or staircase etc., used or recognised as a separate unit. It may be occupied or vacant. It may be used for a residential or non-residential purpose or both. Occupied Residential House : Occupied residential house is a dwelling house and includes a house used partly as dwelling and partly for some other purpose like shop, workshop, factory, etc., but does not include a 'vacant house' where no person was fpund to be residing at the time of census. Household :

khousehold is a group of persons who commonly live together and would take their meals from a commOJl. kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevented any of them from doing so. There may. be a household of persons related by blood or a household of unrelated persons or having a mix of both. Examples of unrelated households are boarding houses, messes, hqstels, residential hotels, rescue homes, Jails, ashrams, etc. These are called 'institutional households'. There may be one member household, two member household or multi· member household. For census purposes, each one of these types is regarded as a 'household'.

Another type of household for census purpose is houseless household which is a household comprising 'houseless person/persons'. A houseless person in censu~ 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 in buildings or in the str«ets ;

(ii) wandering or nomadic tribes found to be staying in temporary huts etc.; and

(iii) beggar, vagrant, tramp, sadhu, fakir etc. who is found on the footpaths, streets, in places like parks, gardens, railway yards, etc. Scheduled Castes : 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 ArticItt 314 or the . Literate. :

A person who can both read and write with understanding in any language has been·taken as literate. A person who can merely read but cannot write, has not been considered as literate. It is not necessary that a person who is literate ~hould have received any formal education or should have passed any minimum educational standard.

All children of the age of 4 years or less have been treated as illiterate even if the child has been going to a school and might have picked up reading and writing a few odd words. Workers and Categories of Workers:

. )York ma~ be defined lili ·'p,\r!i~4ti0D: in al!Y ecQp.opticaU~ J;')roQ:uctive, ~c!iVity. Such participation may be phYSICal or mental In nature. Work Involves not on1y actuar worK but also effectIve supervision and direction of work.

. In the ecop'o.m~G ~~estiq~~, ~nva&s\<;i~ 1~81 c~nsll~, then~ h~!f pe~n s~me difference. The 'work' concept In 1961 and 1971 censuses, as oppo~ed to th~ ~~co~~! or '~~On?mlC 11l,dep~.~dence' concept of the earlie~ censu~es. wAA aqQpteg. {or t~8h.ensus, , but the' cntenon for ClassIfIcatIOn' of persol1s"'l1S I workers "iWl;l.S'" chahgeo. WhIle­ ip. iJ96.1 and:19r71 cerisu$~s,different approaches, 'namely, usum'status' and current status, Wete adopted 'with 'refe-rence" ~:fiQd. ot one1'eal' and Qne \\reek fQr seasonal arid foi reguI1!l" work'iesp'ect~v(fly, at the' 198r ; census the hsual status­ fl.ppfpacb. wafi' adupted uniformly for all wQrk.

In 1961, a person qualified as a worker if he had worked regularly during the last season or if he hade wq~ed l:\tn~as't! for a,uaydnq:egtIlal' (pon-seasonal) w6rk ddring the 1'rededing fortnigllt. ANhe 1971' census a Person was treated as a worker only if he spent his time mainly in work odf he' worked 'at fuast fot a da)t in regular (non-seasonal) work during the preceding week. The dichotomy of workers/non-workers of 1961 and 1971 q(lpsuses-was discarited anhe 1981 census and instead a trichOtomy oflnain 'worke'ts, marginalfworkers and non­ WQr~rs"Wa~ adopted: Ifnrlmain workers, the', time criterion'bf engagement in wo'rk;for the major part> of the year" i.e;. &t least)~a days was adoI?}:ed. Those'Who.'w.orked' for some! time duri:tr¥"'the 13.st ye~rl ~ut ?ot f,or ·the, maJOl:"part ;wer~treated'as margInal workerS. Ilfhose 'wbo,had never w'orked dunng the last year were nbn~worker9!t 1;his-trichotomy. partia:lly permits a cori1par~bilit)'l Of W81 census economic data with'that of 1971 as'well'as 1961-.. The main workers of 1981 census can be expected to correspond to the workers ofl971 and tM main workerS' anell marginal workers of 1981 together to correspond to the workers of 1961. .

Classification of Main A,:_tivity : The main activit)!' ofiwor}cers has :been·blassified intO'four categories, Niz., cultivator,. agricultural labourer,.. ,household"industry and other worker. These terms are explained below"~'" ..

Cultivator :

For purposes .oVtheCen§us) a: peisonlhas been ,considered wQrking'as cultivator· if he'or she has beenit engaged either as employer, single worker or fatuily workers in cultivation of la:t1d, owued or h'eld' from I government or private persons or institutions for payment in money, kind.pf share. Cultivation included supervi­ sion or direction of cultivation. It has been indicated by abbreviation 'C'.

Agricultural Labourer·. IA1'erson wno worKea in'another' J'erson:s land for wages in money, kind or share hag. been regarded as an agricultural :laoourer.Q ?e/sh~ hacv ~o I rIsk> !n I ~he cultivgtio~ 9,ut he7she rom-ely w~~ked in a~otherl )?erson's land fOf WageS'. IAn agnoult'urallabourer had nO rIght bf leas'e,bf! contradt 011 htnd on whIch 'he/she worked: It haSl.' been indicated by abbreviation 'AL'. !' .

aoo$ebold Industry : Household industry has been defined as an industry conducted by the head of the household himself! herself and dr by the members of the nousehtlld' 'at>hOme Or wi'thin'the village in rural area'S 'andtdnly'within the, preeinct&'"l of "the I 'house where the h'ous-e1roltl lived' in urban ·arehs. The: targer proportit>n of workers in a household industry constituted of members of the household including the head. The industry should not be run on the scale of a registered factory which would qualify or has to be registered under the Indian Factories Act. _-. v .,., ~ 1 4 "~Ii \ \ ) For a person who has returned his/her main activity as engaged in some production, processin~, servici~g or­ repair of articles or goods~such as handloom weaving, dyeing, carP'entary, bidi.tolIing, p'ottery .manufacture, bicycle­ repairing, black smithy, tailoring, etc. It has been ascertained if it is a household industry aud if so, it has been indicated by the abbreviation 'HHl' in the space provided fot'.

Other Workers : ", . All' workers, i.e., those who have been engaged in 'some economic activity during the last one year havel not been categorised as cultivators, or agricultural labourers or in household industry, are 'other workers' 'OW'. The type of workers' that come under the category 'OW' included factory workers, plantation workers, those in ttade, I commerce, business, transport, . mining, construction, political or social work, all government servants, municipal

employees, teachers~ priests, entertainment artists, e~c. r n DISTRICT PIHMARY CENSUS ABST;JlACT (GEN~RA~). 150

DISTRICT PRIMARY

Location District/Tahsil/U.A./City/Town Totall Area in No. of No. of Bouse- Code No. Rural/ KIn' Occupied holds Urban Residential Houses

2 3 4 5 6 17/10 Sangrur District T 5,107'0 221,447 222,248 R 5,033'3 168,372 168,781 U 73·7 53,075 53,467 17/10/1 MaIerkotla Tahsil T 1,307 ·7 70,449 70,672 R 1,295 ·4 52,830 52.920 U 12·3 17,619 17,752 17/1 Ahmedgarh (M.C.) U 3·08 2,605 6,246 H/ll MaIerkotla (M.C.) U 4·25 10,340 10,392 17/m Dhuri (M.C.) U 5'00 4,674 4,714 17/10/2 Sangrur Tahsil T 899·6 39,695 40,005 R 879·9 27766 27,924 U. 19·7 11,929 11,081 Bhawanigarh (UA) U N.A. 1,720 1,737 Ii/IV (i) Bhawanigarh (M.C.) U 2'59 1,534 1,551 (ii) Jhugi Basti outside M.~. Limit~ (0.0.) U N.A. 186 186 17/V Sangrur (M.C.) U 13·90 8,109 8,244 Longowal (U.A.) U N.A. 2,100 2,100 17/VI (i) Longowal (M.C.) U 3·25 2,031 2,031 (ii) Pindi Kehar Singh and Pindi Dhilwan (O.G.) U N.A. 69 69 17/10/3 Sun am Tahsil T 1,417 ·8 52,156 52,285 R 1,405'6 42,320 42,428 U 12·2 9,836 9,857 • Sunam (U.A.) U N.A. 5,722 5,743 17/VII (i) Sunam (M.C.) U 3·89 5,622 5,643 ii) Chamar Tibi, Moranwali and Model Town(R) and Guga U N.A. 100 100 Pir, Harigarh and Kothe Singhpura (O.G.)

Lehragaga (U.A.) U N.A. 2,031 2,031 17/VIll (i) Lehragaga (M.e.) U 5·80 1,899 1,899 (ii) Khai Basti and Area around the Town (O.G.) U N.A. 132 132 17/IX Moonak (N.A.C.) U 1'00 1,338 1,338 17/X KhanaurtKaIan (N.A.C.) U 1'50' 745 745 17/10/4 Barnala Tahsil T 1,485 '1 59.147 59,286 R 1,455 ·6 45;456 45,509 U 29·5 i~,691 1,3777

17/ XI Bhadaur (M.C.) U 6·00 2,272 2,180 Barnala (U.A.) U N.A. 7,492 7,541 17fXII (i) Barnala (M.C.) U 16·00 7,452 7,500 (ii) Block No. 58 partly (O.G.) U N.A. 40 41 17/XIII Dhanaula (M.C.) U 5·00 2,229 2,242 Tapa (U.A.) U N.A. 1,798 1,814 17/XIV (i) Tapa (M.C.) U 2·47 1,794 1,810 (ii) Electricity Colony (O.G.) U N.A. '4 4 15~ CENSUS ABSTRACT (GENERAL)

Total Population (including Institutional and Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates houseless Population)

p M F M F M F M F 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1,410,250 758,058 652,172 194,234 165,225 269,563 147,910 1,088,609 587,170 501,439 164,134 139,271 185,805 94,593 321,641 170,888 150,753 29,900 25,954 83,758 53,317 447,670 239,731 207,939 55,930 47,559 99,320 55,461 337,940 181,469 156.471 49,931 42,310 71,557 38,301 109,730 58,262 51,468 5,999 5,249 .. 27,763 17,160 16,874 8,847 8,027 1,251 1,108 5,509 4,057, ()5,756 34,83! 30,925 2,072 1,788 13,835 7,464 27,100 14,584 12,516 2,676 2,353 8,419 '5,639

246,513 132,534 113,979 35,146 29,951 47,213 26,665 178,505 96,471 82,034 28,543 24,305 28,462 14,044 68,008 36,063 31,945 6,603 5,646 18,751 12,621 9,817 5,184 4,633 1,255 1,114 2,715 1,731 8,901 4,710' 4,191 924 783 2,569 1,662

916 474 442 331 331 146 69

45,220 23,880 21,340 3,799 3,237 14,~74 9,887 \' 12,971 6.999 5,972 1,549 1,295 ", 1,862 1,00/ 12,530 6,771 5,759 1,545 1,290 1,834 986 , I 441 ,228 213 4 5 28 17

337,037 182,573 154,464 46,523 39,502 52,070 24,437 . 275,157 149,758 125,399 40,189 33,811 35,960 14,670 61,880 32,815 29,065 6,334 5,691 16,110 9,767 36,180 19,154 17,026 3,536 3,193 9,748 6,141 35,505 18,790 16,715 3,424 3,101 9,679 6,108 675 364 311 112 92 69 39

12,241 6,481 5,760 1,342 1,219 3,408 2,088 11,455 6,075 5,380 1,094 968 3,315 2,049

786 406 380 248 251 93 39 &,536 4,480 4,056 844 807 1,589 828

4,923 2,700 2,223 612 472 1,365 704 , 379,030 203,220 175,810 56,435 48,213 70,960 41,347 297,007 159,472 137,535 1 45,471 38,845 49,826 27,578 82,023 43,748 38,275 10,964 9,368 21,134 13,769

13,350 7,087 6,263 ~,606 2,233 2,4?4 1,536 43,680 23,387 20,293 4,891 4,156 12,927 8,729 43,440 23,253 20,187 <\,850 4,118 12,889 8,714

240 134 106 41 38 38 15 13,885 7,359 6j526 1,933 1,625 2,826 1,719

11;108 5,915 5,193 1,534 1,354 '.. 2,947 1,785 H,088 '5,904 5,184 1,534 1,354 2,936 1.776 20 11 9 11 6 t52 DIsTRiCT piiiMARY MAIN

LocatioQ DistricYTahsiI/U• .;../Cfty /Town Totall Total Main Workers CUltivators Code No. Rurall (I-IX) (I) tUrban

' '. ~ F M F • 1 2 3 16 17 19

l'ftlif Sangrur tlistrict T 431,437 12,429 2ft~,394 1,327 R 342,506 l7,534 191,577 U'S9 U 88,931 4,895 '12,817 238 ) If/Nf!}! Malerkotla Tahsil T 133,737 3,562 ~4,786 300 R 103,786 1,86J 53,199 127 U 29,951 1,701 1,587 173 ~ of' 17/f" AhmeJgarh (M.C.) U 4,609 246 72 1 d~n. Malerko'tla (!-A. C.) U 17,58Z 937 1,407 171 r7/llI Dhuri (M.e.) U 7,760 518 108 1 Ii{10/2 Sangrlir Tahsil T 76,119 2,497 34,776 78 R 57,541 1,133 31,298 70 U 18,578 1,364 3,478 8

Bhawa'nigarh (U.A.) U 2.~27 121 662 ~ ~ I7/IV 0) Bhawanigarh (M.C.) U 2,660 108 633 (ii) Jht'lgi'Basti outside M.C. Limits (O·.G.) U 267 13 29 11/V· Sangru'r (N1. C.) U 11,414 1,193 596 5 Lcngowal (U.A.) U 4,237 50 '2,220 3

\ 17;VI (i Longowal (M.C.) U 4,096 50 2,098 3 (ii) Pindi Kehar Singh and Plndi Dhflwnn (O.G.) U 141 122 l~rl0f3 Sunam Tahsil T 106,515 3,172 57,437 587 R ~9,542 2,295 54,225 534 U 6,973 877 3,212 53 Sun~m (U.A.) U 9,932 633 1,621 51 7NII ii) Sunam (M.C.) U 9,724 632 1,502 51 (ii) Chaplar TiN, Moranwall and Model Town (R) and U 208 119 Guga l'lr,Harigarh and Kothe Singhpura)(O.G.)

Lehragaga (V.A.) U 3,398 155 308 1 17/VIII (i) Lehragaga(M.C.) U 3,187 1t4 302 1 (ii) KhaiBasti and Area around the Town (O.G.) U 211 11 6

17!iX Moonak (N.A.C.) U 2,448 ! 66 1,117 1 17/X ~llnauri Kalan (N.A.€:) U 1,195 166 23 , 17/10/4 Barnala Tahsil T 115,066 3,198 57,395 362 R 91,637 2,245 52,855 358 U 23,429 953 4,54:l 4 '17/Xl Bhadaur (M.C.) U 4,053 113 1,46Q 1 Barnala (U.A.) U 12,11 [ 587 932 1 17/XlI (i) Barnala (M.e.) U 12,045 582 924 1 (ii} Block No. 58 (Partly) (O.G. U 66 5 8 17jXIIl Dhanaula (M.C) U 4,077 95 1,612 2 Tapa (U.A.' U 3,188 158 536 17/XlV (i) Tapa (M.C.) U 3,164 158 53 i .. (ii) Electricity Colony (O.G.\ U 4 153

CENStJS ABSTRACT (GENERAL) WORKERS

Agricultural Labourers Household Industry, Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers (II) Manufacturing, Processing, [(Ill, lV, V(b) & VI Servicing & Repairs to IX)] [V(a)]

M F M F M F" M F M F

20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 105,777 3,576 11,348 794 109,918 6,732 5,204 43,343 321,417 596,4z.o 95,105 3,210 7,784 546 48,040 2,6~9 4,721 40,657 239,943 453,248 10,671 366 3,564 248 61,878 4,()43 483 2,686 81,474 143,172

n,63~ 807 5,004 272 41,308 2,183 1,464 10,327 104,530 194,050 29,779 638 3,385 185 17,423 911 1,301 9,640 76,382 144,970 2,860 169 1,619 8'1 23,885 1,272 163 687 28,148 49,080

139 2 345 22 4,053 221 2 10 4,236 7,771

2,462 165 1,145 52 12,568 549 143 547 17,106 29,441

259 2 129 13 7,264 502 18 130 6,806 11,868

19,045 625 1,608 86. 20,690 1,708 813 6,468 55,602 105,014 16,750 $6 1,058 36 8,435 431 60 3 6,094 38,237 74,807 2,295 2':} 550 50 12,255 1,277 120 374 17,365 30,207 605 2 84 9 1,576. 110 3 2,254 4,512

553 2, -4 1,40;) 97 3 2,047 4,083 52 10 176 13 207 429 665 26 311 36 9,842 1,125 111 323 12,355 19,824 1,025 1 155 837 41 6 51 2,756 5,871 1,013 155 5 830 41 6 2,659 5,658

12 87 213

25,594 1,190 2,070 130 21,414 1,265 1,032 11,209 75,026 140,083 23,592 1,057 1,273 60 10,452 644 992 10,608. 59,224 121,496 2,002 133 197 70 10,962 621 40 601 15,802 27,587

1,130 111 251 38 6,~30 433 2 4 9,220 16,389 1,053 251 38 6,918 432 2 4 9,064 16,079 71 12 156 310 154 8 266. 25 2,670 121 5 182 3,078 5,423 147 8 238 25 2,500 110 3 135 2,885 5,101 7 28 170 11 2 47 193 322 556 4 " 117 3 658 58 10 394 2,022 3,596 162 10 163 4 704 9 23 21 1,482 2,179

28,499 954 2,666 306 26,506 1,576 1,895 15,339 86,259 157,273 24,984 919 2,068 265 11,730 703 1,735 14,315 66,100 120,975" 3,515 35 598 41 14,776 873 160 1,024 20,159 36,298

1,300 19 . 185. 6 1,108 87 14 659 ~;020 5,491 787 15 303 26 10,089 545 116 72 I 11,16\} 19,634

780 14 297 26 10,044 541 116 72 11,092 19,543 7 1 6 45 4 68 91 \ 924 82 8 1,459 85 10 39 3,272 6,392

504 28 2,120 156 20 254 2,707 4,781

504 28 2,116 156 20 254 2,700 4,772 4 7 9

MALERKOTLA TAHSIL 156 MALERKOTLA TAHSIL VILLAGE PRlMARY .. Location Name of Tahsil/V"illage Area of No. of No. of Total Population (Inclu­ Code. No. (with Hadbast No.) Scheduled Scheduled Tahsil Occupied House­ ding Institutional and Castes Tribes in I{ml Residen­ holds Houseless Population} acdof tial Village Houses in Hectares

P M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 10/1/Malerk(}tla (Rural) 1295.4 52,830 52,92{) 337,940 181,469 156,471 49,931 42,.310 1 Kalsian (1) 970 422 422 2,749 1,459 1,290 348 298 2 Lohat Badi (2) 1,274 458 465 2,991 1,558 1,433 3 Jalwana (3) 503 458 446 177 177 1,129 604 525 221 206 4 KaHan (4) 565 298 298 1,987 1,037 .5 FaujewaJa (5) 950 442 380 204 26 26 174 96 78 45 39 6 Kasba Bllugal (6) 1,212 293 293 1,713 946 767 7 Dasandha Singhwala (7) 343 235 1,014 264 264 1,589 848 741 320 259 ~iJl!raa~g~ . - . 456 189 189 1,060 564 496 167 145 ~ Bappa( 2 419 142 142 974 523 451 io Manki(47) 173 167 551 240 240 1,527 818 709 179 143 11 Sandaur (46) 507 396 396 2,487 1,296 1.191 384 332 12 Jhuner (44) 780 286 286 1,933 1,034 899 13 Bishangarb (7) 188 166 271 158 158 1,072 571 501 193 171 14 Farwahli (6) 324 217 217 1,373 750 623 • 15 Maholi Khurd (8) 284 212 457 200 200 1.407 743 664 197 180 16 M'aholi Kalan (9) 1,039 337 337 2,251 1,195 1,056 17 Daryapur (43) 233 214 175 75 75 500 27-3 227 79 52 18 Ahmedpur (42) 754 323 323 2,358 1,281 ·1,077 19 275 241 Kanganpur (10) 1,229 553 553 3,476 '1,&67 1,609 20 Baurhai (25) 413 328 507 207 207 1,531 821 710 224 183 21 Rohira (24) 425 251 251 1,646 879 767 173 130 22 Dehliz Khurd (11) 196 74 75 23 585 318 267 95 84 Mahema Khurd (12) '399 167 167 1,147 24 606 541 193 173 Rasulpur (13) 245 12l" 121 SOl 416 385 25 Dehliz Kalan (14) 32 24 5(}3 281 281 1,839 967 872 229 198 I 26 Ahmedgarh (15) 160 27 131 140 894 502 392 162 139 Jandiali Kalan (17) 319 205 205 1,324 722 602 "\" ~ 271 221 Malikpur alias landiali Khurd (18) 349 308 308 1,827 993 834 287 223 29 Momnabad (20) 375 151 l-5l 1,085 30 578 507 124 96 Umapura (21) 278 153 153 896 476 420 274 217 , 31 Nathu Majra (22) 274 188 188 1,114 617 497 147 113 32 AlcbarPura (19) 347 232 232 1,313 739 574 33 Walaitpura (23) 145 118 147 79 79 519 257 262 35 42 34 Dilawargarh (28) 288 216 216 1,451 780 35 Kup(29) 671 320 268 872 357 357 2,372 1,276 l,W6 281 231 36 Phalaud Kalan (30) 268 137 137 830 447 383 202 186 37 Naro-Majra (105) 365 151 151 898 38 Chupka (104) 460 43S 100 106 239 134 134 811 434 377 115 89 ., 39 Phalaud Khurd (31) 198 81 81 544 283 I 40 Dalewal (32) 261 73 75 293 157 157 1,064 573 491 219 174 41 Jit,"al Kalan (34) 338 262 ,262 1.398 786 612 218 42 Asoullapuf (26) 168 206 122 122 783 413 370 195 162 43 Bhikhampur (2i) 304 106 106 682 375 44 307 74 54 Bathan (39) 162 75 75 495 270 225 45 Anaitpura (38) 84 69 109 1 1 9 5 4 5 4' 46 Manak Heri (40) 258 134 134 1,026 546 480 236 212 47 latiwal (41) 156 65 65 48 398 212 186 'i 6 Dhanl> (55) 452 133 133 830 433 49 397 95 100 Azlmahad (58) 182 90 90 526 272 254 ., 50 Ibrahimpur (57) 31 40 84 20 20 141 72 69 11 9 51 Blr-Amarngarh (56) 119 52 52 387 204 183 52 Nathoheri (54) 204 183 313 136 136 925 495 430 213 190 53 Dulwan (45) 306 145 145 54 508 471 148 136 Ab

SANGRUR DISTRICT CENSUS ABSTRACT, I MAIN WORKERS Literates Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Workers Labourers Industry- (III, N, V(b) (I-IX) (1) (II) Manufactur- & VIto IX) ing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs [V (a»)

------~ ----- ~---- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

71,557 38,301 103,786 1,861 53,199 1Z7 29,'779 638 3,~5 185 17,423 911 1,301 9,640 76,382 1,~,970 642 389 812 8 481 225 3 17 89 5 647 1,282 702 506 902 11 464 293 2 14 1 131 8 656 1,422 259 163 349 3 177 119 3 50 3 2 44 253 478 393 220 580 4 216 228 9 127 4 5 16 452 930 48 25 54 5 15 26 13 5- 42 73 414 207 521 2 264 152 10 95 2 425 765 313 177 510 2 289 159 00 62 2 338 739 245 145 359 4 196 99 1 18 46 3 205 492 197 108 330 2 189 124 8 2 9 193 449 429 231 481 4 272 106 3 100 4 337 705 803 446 724 22 330 161 12 28 3 205 7 1 572 1,168 475 253 621 2 340 168 36 77 2 6 413 891 271 156 314 157 89 68 4 257 497 327 175 411 ' 9 150 169 12 1 80 8 2 1 337 613 330 177 429 1 189 185 4 51 1 314 663 457 300 626 4 398 121 7 100 4 569 1,052 130 68 152 76 57 3 16 121 227 331 158 672 305 300 67 609 1,077 752 433 1,030 24 442 325 4 63 9 200 11 3 10 834 1,575 441 262 494 1'0 302 138 4 50 1 2 21 325 688 358 191 505 8 194 219 27 5 65 3 374 759 154 90 153 75 41 7 30 1 '164 267 323 200 332 ~ 151 112 1 3 66 3 1 273 537 88 11 199 1 95 37 16 51 1 1 216 384 314 83 567 16 234 75 31 1 227 15 400 856 212 106 260 9 109 81 5 15 55 4 242 383 394 228 420 12 105 97 1 12 1 206 10 2 300 590 422 228 573 68 169 °i 94 2 1 308 66 61 420 705 293 179 339 2 193 84 62 2 239 505 257 127 256 9 90 121 45 9 8 2 212 409 336 159 360 5 143 136 1 80 5 257 492 380 199 453 7 214 85 9 145 7 16 38 270 529 151 126 142 84 42 2 14 115 262 368 181 439 2 158 91 7'). 118 2 341 669 606 388 760 14 374 201 20 165 14 516 1,082 238 128 234 4 115 85 1 33 4 213 379 217 116 240 1 116 72 26 26 1 220 437 165 115 260 1 126 94 15 25 1 174 376 114 68 182 1 87 74 .; 17 1 72 101 188 2S6 161 /" 324 2 161 86 5 72 2 249 48~ 380 178 494 30 144 86 2 28 236 28 292 582 192 111 238 1 66 138 3 31 1 95 175 274 196 92 235 1 96 45 15 79 1 4 3 ! 136 303 118 60 149 6 n 1 50 1 11 17 4 00 I 121 219 3 1 1 00 I 4 4 295 128 315 2 133 89 52 41 2 231 477 79 38 123 2 65 49 1 9 1 89 184 133 70 • 233 1 131 64 5 33 1 200 396 76 23 167 126 29 7 5 105 254 22 13 40 24 7 3 6 1 1 31 68 73 25 119 112 3 4 85 183 170 94 251 1 100 100 4 47 1 244 429 271 132 272 144 73 26 29 236 471 254 131 324 6 109 123 2 2 90 4 243 488 138 101 166 4 81 50 2 9 26 2 116 284 158

MAtERKOTLA TAHsIL VlLLAGE PRtMAR\:' " Location. Name orVlil!ige , Area of , No. of No. of Total Population (Inclu­ Scheduled Scheduled Code No. (with Hadbast No.) Village Occupied House­ ding Institutional and .castes Tribes in Residen- holds Houseless Population) Hectares tial Rquses

P .M F M F M F 2 • 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 10/1/56 Shergarh (50) 244 119 119 845 450 395 90 84 57 Khurd(l) 864 350 352 2,135 1,120 1,015 206 167 58' Fatehgarh (3) 1,475 483 483 3,229 1,769 1,460 370 284 59 Ferozapur (2) 1,594 472 472 3,123 1;713 1,410 446 335 60 Mohamadpur (19) 653 308 308 2,163 1,179 984 286 252 61 Wazidpur (18) 680 223 223 1,569 840 729 269 244 62 Gurbaxpura (17) 745 265 265 1,883 987 896 246 235 63 Tibba' (16) 1,139 369 369 2,235 1,224 1,011 349 289 .. 64 Gobindpura (14) 593 48 48 314 167 147 35 40 65 ,Bhagwanpura (13) 321 65 65 419 224 195 54 34 66 Kheri Chahalan (12) 827 525 525 3,4i6 1,822 1,594 729 629 67 Kheri Khurd (11) 318 151 151 887 482 405 141 123 68 Ina Bajwa (32) 1,125 466 466 2,898 1,530 1,368 510 479 69 Salem pur (38) 391 192 192 1,159 612 547 139 113 70 Didargarh (39) 321 213 213 1,289 716 573 207 186 71 Kala Bula (40) 406 172 172 1,021 548 473 207 171 72 Sherpur (31) 1,018 718 727 4,384 2,346 2,038 510 403 73 Patti Khalil (30) 149 130 130 786 429 357 228 197 74 Bari (29) 746 318 318 1,925 1,057 868 319 238 75 Ram,nagar Chhanna (28) 423 166 166 1,152 654 498 121 99 76 Katron (26) 1,121 432 432 2,888 1,560 1,328 448 355 77 Ramgarh (27) 104 Un- 78 Alipur Khalsa (20) 490 162 162 1,171 635' 536 157 126 79 Issapur (21) 506 222 222 1,459 791 668 148 124 80- Rurgarh (25) 378 122 122' 735 399 336 141 114 81 Pharwahi (22) 507 262 262 1,706 928 778 249 206 82 Changli (24) 730 268 268 1,892 1,041 ' 851 173 161 83 Ghanauri Kalan (43) 1,716 716 717 4,519 2,458 2,061 673 555 84 Kaleran (23) 397 174 174 1,131 625 506 138 119 .,. 85 Ghanaur Kalan (67) 500 277 277 1,809 974 835 231 182 1

86 Ghanaur Khurd (66) 563 225 ~225 1,509 837 672 220 182 87 Bamal (65) 738 369 370 2,222 1,215 1,007 298 229 88 MaihdudpururfDugni (68) 244 164 164 977 517 460 15 11 89 Jati Majra (69) 180 91 91 567 312 255 41 26 90 Balramgarh (7,0) 199 84 8t 581 298 2S3 60 55, 91 Faizgarh (83) 169 67 67 479 260 219 52 39 92 Dalelgarh (84) 154 188 189 1332 681 651 55 51 93 Himtana (85) 300 226 228 1,331 699 632 238 223 94 Mohamadgarh (87) 172 88 88 515 272 243 88 78 95 Shadatpur (86) 340 159 159 99.1 563 428 199 14s' 96 Burj (78) 311 128 128 824 461 363 113 117 97 Hathan (82) 1,288 506 506 3,253 1,755 1,498 432 344 98 Kuram (81) 63 . i_ Un- 99 Attaulapur (80) 122 2 I 2 8 4 4 100 Mubarikpur (79) 445 200 I 200 1,502 807 695 155 120 101 Faridpur (76) 142 67 67 485 248 237 35 25 102 Rurka (74) 236 84 84 684 369 315 33 27 103 Bahadargarh (75) 138 47 47 315 174 141 27 20 104 Ahan Kheri (77) 227 117 117 772 426 346 132 108 105 Naudharani (89) 407 143 143 1,025 546 479 144 113 106 Adampal (88) 300 116 116 858 445 413 91 94 I'07 Ratol (92) 381 113 113 787 426 361 172 130 108 Mehdevi (90) 470 146 146 896 465 431 142 125 109 Jaferabad (91) 106 119 119 840 447 393 46 34 110 Sherwani Kot (67) 265 155 155 870 447 423 90 88

( SANGRUR DISTRICT CENSUS-\ABSTR'A€lt II , MAIN WORKERS Literates Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household In- Other Workers Workers Wo'rked' Labourers dustry·Manu- (Ill, IV, V(b) (I-IX) (I) (II) facturing, & Vr to IX) Processing, Servicin~and Repairs [(V (a)]

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 191 115 265 2 152 71 2 42 185 393 529 271 671 3 368 ,. 224 ·3 76 3 449 1,012 733 439 1,017 12 534 1 299 33 151 10 752 1,448 664 402 885 11 439 269 32 145 11 48 306 780 1,093 366 124 612 1 ·326 159 44 83 1 567' 983

28 ' 128 530 19 260 159 1 59 15 5~ 3 4 309 706 237 112 613 3 370 1 181 2 7 .. 55 374 893 424 175 700 151 362 4 209 136 40 5 89 6 10 524 850 82 39 90 11 68 18 ,11 1 3 .. 3 77 133 120 69 100 2 47 28 3 22 2 8 19 116, 174 590 290 1,043 4 542 308 67 126 3 349 776 1,241 222' 123 238 1 '152 49 14 23 1 21 '244 383 348' 196 956 j 9 561 281 26, .. 88 4 2 657 572 '702 252 78 409 211 145 .. .. 53 . . 203 547 312 III 415 5 242 72 3 30 71 2 301 568

199 108 238 1 161 ~ 129 1 37 1 19 2 201 470 1,130 689 1,282 22 427 232 56 .. 567 . 22 5 1,064 2,011 111 52 245 5 92 ,76 23 2 54 2 11 184 341 273 93 664 10 355 245 12 1 52 393' ,858 ~84 ~2 382 1 239 72 ·12 59 1 14 145 258 352 510 272 965 7 561 262 22 120 7 595 1,321 inhabited .. .. . , .. ., .. 343 156 372 j 7 210 1 87, 2 4 7l 4 1 1 262 528 300 132 430 33, 248 102 28 7 1 73 4 18 2 343 633 223 123 207 3 104 1 67 1 35 2 5 1 187 332 277 111 542 4 250 128 91 73 4 3 5 383 769 380 210 569 334 111 35 89 1 471 851 865 472 1,443 13 751 3 390 3 50 252 7 2 80 1,013 1,968 230 93 355 209 81 7 58 270 506 3t9 152 563 3 319 168 20 56 2 7 197 404 635 236 99 504 1 268 180 7 49 333 671 467 233 720 5 403 3 207. 1 109 2 495 1,002 158 36 311 50 179 7 45 19 12 11 75 13 15 206 395 128 68 190 2 109 66 15 2 122 253 127 80 159 3 87 41 8 2 23 1 139 280 115 11 156 1 90 60 6 1'04 218 191 54 364 1 251 32 1 8 73 57 364 260 286 357 191 420 3 113 161 8 138 3 .. I 68 279 561 112 44 189 2 108 65 1 16 83 241 1661, 42 307 131 137 i6 29 10\ 1 246 427 133 54 250 8 132 3 73' 3 14 31 2 6 211 349 665 321 874 7 43,0 235 66 6 143 1 119 4 762 1,487 inhabited 1 4 4 3 1 42 7 178 483 3 188 169 25 101 3 692 107 30 123 5 38 29 5 27 29 125 232 203 120 220 184 16 3 17 149 315 93 39 109 1 80 13 .16, 1 I, 64 140 249 130 213 102 56 7 48 213 346 263 136 301 1 102 _.,. 104 2 93 1 245 478 164 82 269 189 29 12 39 1 175 412 185 100 242 2 102 57 1 83 1 184 359 209 125 254 l' 142 54 24 34 211 430 146 26 241 1 70 17 4 150 206 392 203 86 278 2 106 123 13 3() •• l69 421 160

VILLAGE PRlMARY MALERKOTLA TAHSIL

Location Name of Villa,e Area of No. of No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Code (with Hadbast No.) Village Occupi­ House- (Including Institutional Castes Tribes No. In Hec­ ed Resi­ holds & Houseless tares dential Population) HOUse!!

P M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 10/1/111 Kelon (66) 138 70 70 0435 232 203 74 65 112 Birsherwani Xot (55) 72 Un- 113 Hakimpura (68) 212 86 93 546 303 243 96 82 114 SikandarPura (70) 237 160 160 1.003 536 467 168 130 115 Mehbubpura (72) 144 159 159 1.186 634 552 37 24 116 Takhar (73) 297 139 139 902 505 397 93 77 .. 117 Bhudan (71) 1,086 389 389 2,514 1,324 1.190 329 298 118 Bukkanwala (69) 81 39 39 272 152 ]20 37 33 119 Sultanpur (51) 261 117 117 758 402 356 106 96 120 I1tfatpura (63) 113 89 89 658 358 300 3 3 121 Shekhupura Khurd (52) 107 46 47 388 213 1<75 21 22 .. 122 Shekhupura Kalan (53) 172 86 86 695 379 316 128 93 123 Hussainpura (62) 264 110 110 848 474 374 173 127 124 Akhtiarpura (61) 120 49 49 334 186 148 125 Dhadewari (60) 119 53 53 335 183 152 63 45

126 Manmajra (64) 233 53 53 362 185 177 32 22 127 Amamgarh (59) 304 93 93 709 361 348 61 62 128 Mdoi (99) 389 148 148 913 529 444 139 126 129 Albelpura (36) 132 69 fi9 409 213 196 33 45 ~ 130 Jitewal Khurd (37) 166 105 105 710 373 337 130 115 131 Bazidgarh (35) 132 56 56 405 211 194 51 54 132 Bhogiwal (33) 467 211 211 1,413 740 673 159 151 133 Amir Nagar (100) 207 136 136 881 485 396 109 87 134 Gaunspura (101) 92 55 55 285 170 115 5 3 135 Malerkotla (Rural) (98) 2.112 20 20 ]18 69 49 , 136 Mahamad Nagar (93) 119 61 61 403 213 190 25 16 . \ 137 Sheikhupur Sangam (94) 293 125 125 8"65 463 402 74 63 , .. 138 Rusta1l1garh (96) 135 44 44 294 152 142 38 28 139 Kishangarh (95) 173 145 ,145 923 491 432 68 65 140 Bhaini Kalan (97) 334 119 119 804 468 336 71 49 141 Manak Majra (122) 504 255 255 1,592 834 758 312 252 142 UDal Kheri(121) 430 197 197 1,332 737 595 195 170 143 Binjoli Khurd(119) 233 189 189 1,280 651 629 73 I 71 144 Ahmdabad (118) 103 11 11 59 29 30 145 Mehmudabad (116) 117 5 5 23 15 8 146 Sadrabad (115) 110 67 67 432 215 217 8 5 147 Bir Ahmdabad (117) 148 39 39 192 110 82 51 43 , 148 Abaspura (113) 84 17 17 119 60 59 3 I 2 149 Kila Rehmatgarh (144) Merged i; 150 l)arnarn Mehli (111) 237 48 48 281 144 137 9 \ ·9 \ 151 Badshahpur (102) 330 174 174 1,046 563 483 127 109 152 Saraud (103) 873 323 325 2,061, 1,101 960 176 146 153 Ranwan (106) 305 133 133 879 474 405 141 110 154 Bhaini Kamboan (107) 113 185 185 1,290 662 628 21 14 155 Hathoa(110) 296 162 162 1.087 577 510 122 112 156 378 Haidar Nagar(I09) 152 101 101 694 316 33 19 I' 157 Binjoli Kalan (119) 261 128 128 840 458 382 68 59 '.. 158 Sarwarpur (108) 248 114 114 721 381 340 143 158 ·159 Sehke (141) 302 98 98 681 362 319 153 124 .. , 160 Chandigarh (140) 288 5 5 42 21 21 21 21 .. , 161 Khanpur (123) 464 174 174 1,228 654 574 177 152 162 Bunga (139) 255 57 57 368 204 164 68 49 163 Mandian (125) 209 90 90 564 294 270 147 123 164 Badechha (124) 224 87 87 54i 284 258 92 90 .1 165 Dalamwala (126) 166 60 60 402 210 lQ2 37 34 161

CENSlfS ABSTRACT SANGRUR DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Literate ~-______'____ Marginal .. Non,Workers Total 'Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Worker Workers (I) Labourers' lndustry- Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufacturing, (TIl, IV, V(b) Processing, & VI to IX) Servicing and Repairs [V (a)]

'M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M .F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 111 69 101 5 52 21 9 19 5 131 198 inhabited .. 118 57 168 2 92 55 4 17 2 135 241 211 94 293 1 113 1 98 53 29- 243 466 92 4 335 263 . 68 4 ., 299 552 222 101 284 1 155 34 12 83 1 6 215 396 508 265 766 9 319 5 335 1 40 72 3 1 558 1,180 62 27 98 1 63 29 1 1 5 54 119 169 78 257 128 84 2 43 2 4 143 352 49 10 198 152 43 3 160 300 84 54 135 1 85 35 15 1 12 78 162 192 100 194 3 109 44 9 32 3 67 185 I 246 140 55 307 20 159 1 101 12 7 3 40 4 167 354 75 56 102 1 76 5 2 19 1 84 147 32 19 120 58 59 3 63 152 71 51 110 1 72 28 9 1 75 176 86 76 237 1 180 57 1 124 347 114 53 3f4 1 112 158 1 19 25 215 443 59 29 122 5 53 1 38 1 1 1 30 2 1 16 90 175 142 97 212 106 67 11 • 28 14 1 147 336- 98 49 116 641 19 1- 32 10 85 194 339 216 356 8 187 61 24 1 84 7 36 3 348 662 148 63 276 2 123 73 30 50 2 1 1 208 393 88 110 39 6 16 49 2 58 115 23 7 46 1 40 1 5 1 23 48 44 23 123 61 53 9 2 88 190 105 47' 299 2 191 1 65 1 23 20 5 74 159 326 65 58 89 7 48 33 5 1 7 2 63 135 170 63 292 139 61 29 63 199 432 134 43 255 150 88 17 213· 336 294 142 471 211 194 6 60 2 361 758 305 127 349 20 210 11 71 2 7 61 7 61 246 327 329 280 442 369 202 36 6 125 282 629 15 17 21 1 9 2 1 10 8 19 8 4 11 ~3 1 4 8 93

VILEA&E 'PR1Ml\.RYr MALERKo.~ 11'NHSR~"

Location~' , Name of Village. Area of· No. of No. of Total Population (inclu- Scheduled Scheduled Code No. (with Hadbast> No.)! Village Occupied House- ding Institutional and Castes " Tribes in Hec- Residen~ holds H6useless Pouplation) tares, tial Houses-

-~ p M F M F M F

~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 I , ~0/1/166 Chhokran (127) 318 143 143 887 482 405 157 122 167 Dugri (128) 322 207 207 1,320 687 633 215 18S' I ., 168 Moranwali (195) 470 148 148 896 483 413 270 237 .'. 169 Hazurgarh (197) 416 Ut\J 170 'Lasoi (196) 1~199 614 614 3,726 2,017 1,709 509 439 171 Jabo Majra (131) 359 166 166 1,041 544 497 163 127 172 Gujjan Majra (130) 168 56 56 360 183 177 65 65' 173 Rurki Kalan (129) 325 195 195 1,254 704 550 141 10Z' 174 Chandurain (136) 100 28 28, 168 93 75 45 30 175 Jattuan (138) 325 68 68 437 208 229 107 120' 176 Bulapur (137) 211 91 91 628 336 292 128 115 177 Manvi (135) 776 390 390 2,519 1,327 1,192 423 382> 178 BHurthaI Mander (194) 153 343 351 2,161 1,i7,4 987 211 191' 179 Rurki Khurd (134) 224 139 139 880 486 394 147 1M 180 Dhiro Majra (132) 303 186 186 1,147 609 538 178 181' 181 LadewaI (133) 245 107 107 765 404 361 68 63 182 Bhumsi (162) 458 159 159 967 519 448 219 1671 183 JalaIgarh (163) 315 97 97 590 322 268 109 93 ·184 DaulowaI (160) 162 71 71 498 259 239 96 81 185 Jogowal (161) 174 130 130 828 448 380 189 176 ., J 186 Hussainpura (159) 258 59 59 384 197 187 57 55 187 ~Chaunda (164) 234 724 724 4,048 2,193 1,855 461 407' 188 Chaproda (157) 1,473 33 33 183 104 79 55 48 189 'Mohamadpura (156) 267 33 33 269 156 11'3 10 6 190 'NagaI (154) 195 72 72 523 288 235 48 38' 191 Burj Baghel Singhwala (145) 448 93 93 534 286 248 144 117 ·192 Bathan (158) 410 198 198 1,159 644 515 197 1691 193 BadIa (143) 410 165 1651 957 501 4S6 156. 130 194 'Salar (144) 304 144 144 905 470 435 118 103 '195 Narike (142) 773 279 279 1,823 996 827 237 2M. 196 Gowara (146) 822 382 382 2,262 1,168 1,094 310 285 197 Tolewal (147) 287 116 116 766 412 354 96 84 198 Mahorana (148) 539 140 165 919 525 '394 311 248 .! 199 Bhullaran (149) 295 114 114 703 378 325 92 80 -is 200 Banbohra (150) 911 485 485 3;060 1,660 1,~ 335 '300 . 201 Niamatpur (151) 363 159 159 957 516 441 110 '95 202 Langrian (152) 3'46 181 181 1,118 597 521 219 202! ',' 203 Jhall (153) 708 203 203 1,346 745 601 lQ1 \97 .'. 204 Jhundan (172) 263 76 76 520 277 243 76 '16 205 Amargarb (173) 807 607 607 3,513 1,863 1,650 508 440 I . ~

206 Dialpura (174) 327 18 18 130 61 69 6 5 , ., 207 Sampurangarh (175) 131 7 7. 39 21 18 6 6- 208 Rampur Chhana (171) 349 166 16€y 982 530 452 107 84 1 209 Raipur (155) 299 132 1~2 881 485 396 111 91 210 Alipur (165) 360 125 1 9 806 447 359 86 74 .'. 211 .salempur (166) 182 69 69 439 232 207 8 7 , 212 Mula Bada (167) 225 98 98 691 372 31~ 155 124 213 Kheri Sodhian (168) 222 104 104 650 341 30 151 144 214 Mahala (169) 181 94 94 568 313 255 103 75 215 Mahali (170) 90 55 55 396 222 174 119 94 216 Bagrian (176) 1,220 587 587 3,394 1,805 1,589 609 521 217 Daulatpur (177) 164 55 55 355 205 150 59 33 218 'Giga Majra (178) 139 74 74 492 255 237 136 142 219 Bnatian Kalan (179) 227 81 84 523 287 236 106 72 220 Bhatian Khurd (180} 257 157 157 866 I 457 409, 227 205; .63

tE!NSUS.lAB'STRACT SANGRUR DlSTRU::t MAIN WORKERS 'Literates . Marginal Non-workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V(b) (I-IX) (II) Manufacturing, & VIto IX]. Processing, Servicing and Repairs [V(a)] ---- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 196 102 236 81 107 93 80 36 1 20 226 324 276 175 398 6 175 176: 1 3 44 5 1 289 626 208 122 275 9 105 2 116 5 4 50 2 9 196 199 208 inb.abited ' ~ 787 418 1,157 9 568 402 1 19 3 168 5 2 14~ 858 1,552 248 144 319 4 125 148 11 35 3 225 493 88 60 96 55 15 17 9 4 37 83 140 261 101 439 12 253 10' 102 5 79 2 ~ 265 538 60 31 49 1 25 11 13 1 28 44 46 92 57 113 2 81 2~ 6 2 1 57 94 170 117 58 194 34 71 6 74 28 15 34 1 142 257 587 374 753 7 319 .. 255 1 64 115 6 4 < 30 - '570 1,155 540 383 646 12 343 186 2 18 99 10 16 236 512 739 205 106 303 7 149 100 " 54 7 2 45 181 342 234 118 355 8 159 129 1 16 51 7 1 1 '253 529 206 114 214 124 72 2 16 , 190 361 211 123 307 '1 14'5 120 1 10 32 2 212 44S 156 88 194 1 99 81 1 13 1 128 267 117 53 146 2 68 1 44 3 31 1 113 237 183 56 265 1 116 91 12 46 1 5 1 178 378 99 76 127 1 78 26 ,I 22 1 34 70 152 956 565 1,251 56 677 5 288 22 25 2 261 27 .942 1,799 43 22 161 1 2i 28 1 1 11 43 78 72 37 85 3 49 23 2 13 1 9 12 62 98 139 79 147 2 91 16 14 26 2 141 233 115 67 184 6 119 3 51 3 3 11 5 43 97 199 308 1731 367 194 114 6 53 277 515 168 117 299 26 143 1 97 15 59 10 18 82 184 348 226 153 257 8 134 87 4 2 34 4 7 184 ,206 243 '448 271 550 2 288 167 12 83 2 5 .446 820 507 339 664 9 367 161 2 44 92 7 2 564 502 521 143- 100 254 2 161 60 14 19 2 158 352 234 93 300 24 116 110 74 24 225 370 206- 125 205 2 122 44 4 35 f 11 101 ,162 222 788 49~ 940 30 503 2 257 5 26 154 23 38 34 682 1,336

285 130 295 ", 161 110 4 20 71 221 370 265 152 298 7 130 104 15 3 49 4 13 127 ,286 387 381 280 356 7 154 101 1 10 .91 6 ,389 594 144 90 157 1 79 55 6 17 i '120 242 1,017 627 1,034 1 55 194 3 330 2 90 4 420 46 829 1,595

35 37 44 42 2 " 1 17 68 5 16 13 2 1 11 5 7 195 140 323 212 78 8 25 1 7 206 44S 185· 75 283 1 174 82 6 21 1 2 153 ..zOO 242 209, 84 250 39 127 19 51, 20 16 56 4 61 193 259 120 85 136 1 112 13 11 1 96 206 69 132 195 2 70 , 89 3 33 \ 2 " 177 317 164 75 181 2 79 73 1 4 25 1 "; 160 307 99 '54 194 90 84 20 119 255 81 41 122 ' 2 37 5S 4 1 26 1 11 43 89 129 763 436 950 16 332 396 13 209 16 12 843 1,573 95 34 117 1 73 33 11 1 24 88 125 86 28 168 2 72 79 17 2 87 23S 92 56 156 2 79 63 14 2 9 122 234 139 82 264 96 140 6 ., 22 13 47 180 361 VILtAGE PRIMARY MALERKotLA" TAHSIL' Location Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total Population (inclu­ Scbeduled Scbedulyd CoaeNo. (with Hadbast No.) Village· Occupied Home­ ding Institutional and Castes Tribes in Hec- Residen- holds Houseless Population) tares tial Houses

P M F' M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 )/11221 Rampura Bbindran (181) 329 31 31 170 104 66 41 24 222 Toga Heri (182) 93 31 31 221 118 103 55 36 223 Bbari Mansa (183) 231 169 169 1,076 582 494 193 166 224 Chatriwala (184) 231 9 9 57 28 29 20 17 225 Kandhargarh (185) 257 124 124 957 515 442 196 159 226 Samundgarb (85) 371 119 119 713 374 339 175 .167 227 Bhullar Heri (106) 1,012 425 425 2,782 1,472 1,310 443. 372 228 Bbalwan (107) 1,048 415 415 2,675 1,410 1,265 392 337 229 Palasaur (105) 751 278 280 1,879 981 898 292 281 230 Bhojowali (104) 577 204 204 1,319 693 626 159 125 231 Bhadal Wadh (103) 367 122 122 801 ·418 383 108 79 232 Meesheri (102) 209 108 108 622 • 333 289 124 100 233 Kaulseri (101) 301 152 152 943 507 436 131 95 234 Mimsa (86) 1,179 468 468 2,985 1,580 1,405 406 384 235 Cbeema (105) 232 99 99 700 391 309 126 105 • 236 Burj Seda (83) 142 40 40 267 152 1!5 64 53 ", 237 Burj Gaura (82) 192 34 34 247 135 112 23 18 238 Issi (79) 611 200 200 1,250 .656 594 198 160 ., 239 Lobar Majra (80)' 263 66 66 466 239 227 106 102 240 Kheri Jattart (81) 376 181 182 1,044 ,575 469 203 169 241 Dhadogal (100) 980 374 374 2,305 1,218 1,087 375 325 ", 242 Jainpur (89) 269 121 121 804 420 384 108 • 116 243 Ism (85) 482 188 188 1,121 614 507 217 202 244 Balewal (87) 367 73 74 521 270 251 177 163t 245 Banbhauri (86) 313 194 194 1,118 628 490 162 133 246 Bhasaur (66) 959 400 402 2,537 1,342 1,195 208 161 247 Rajinderpuri (67) 511 145 145 882 449 433 104 91 248 Banganwali (89) 246 132 132 R25 444 381 98 81 249 Manan (87) 218 121 121 745 387 358 171 15;7 , 250 Sherpur Sodhian (88) 264 94 94 638' 343 295 110 86 251 Jakhlan (100) 477 143 143 954 534 420 151 110 252 Dhandra (99) 410 152 1,007' 557 450 124 102 253 Eararwal (92) 1,178 353 jgi' 2,183 1,215 968 327 250 254 Ruldusinghwala (9}) 321 105 105 668' 347 321 157 147 255 Babanpur (65) 573 125 125 926 507 419 143 115 I 256 Malu Majra (63) 227 54 54 386' 202 184' 7J 58 257 Daulatpur (64) . 270 112 112 610 325 285 66 258 Jahangir (61) 618 222 222 1,447 775 672 270 2~~ 259 Kaheru (60) 872 237 237 1,800 925 875, 299, 296 260 Dhuri (94) • 972 627 '627 3,494 1,891 1,603 557 442 \ 261 Dohla (93) 280 108 108 674 375 299 77 \ n 262 Harchandpura (74) 548 168 168 1,161 609 552 203 \ 191 736' 263 Dhura (93) 469 240 240 1,514' 778 279 • 253 " I 264 Mannwala (72) 350 100 f 100 520 286 234, 138 11~ .. 265 Benra (95) 1,726 529- 529 3,355 1,799 1,556 394 32 1

266 Udda (58) 1,103 473 473 3,073 1,658 1,415 331 294 ',' 267 Punnawal (57) 1,087 330 330 2,233 1,188 1,045 345 294 268 Pedni Kalan (59) 507 215 215 1,260 664 596 196 172 269 Kakarwal (qO) 654 263 263 1,660' 897 763 276 233 270 Rajomajra (44) 1,013 355 355 2,108 1,125 983 308 260 271 Ghanauri Khurd (41) 322 142 142 929 488 . 441 108 87 313 1,981 1,071 910 282 I 272 Badshahpur (42) 763 313 206 " 273 Buggra (56) 818 289 289 1,850' 1,018 832 232 201 274 Ranike (55) 502 151 151 874 488 386 105 84 913 375 375 2,255 1,216 1,039 435 363 275 Mulowal (45) " 165 rnNSUs'ABSTRA011 SANG~UR DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS • I Literatd '.. Marginal Non-workers' f Total Main Cultivato'rs' AgrlcuitflraJ Household In- dtlIer Workeri Workers' Workers (I) " LaMtirers-' . dustri-Manu- [IDiIV,V(b) (I-IX) (II) facturin'g; • &'''VItoIXl Proc~itfg, Servicing and Repair [V(a)]. -.--- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F .13 14 IS' 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 33 17 , 5:3 3,. .. 16. 1 1 1 52 \M65 49 40 511 \2a , . 20' 1 2 67 103 34~ 188 ,94 1731, f. 127 16 " '2I7 239 494 8 5 III '4 g .'. 1 1 1 14 28 208 84 267, 12j ,. 80' 24 38 248 442 148 70 216, . '7.4: l! 93- 2 47 1 2· 16 156 321 477 246 84~ 1\9' 433., 1 28<11 9 1 1161 7 31 4 593 1,297 478 238 753; ('!. 430 " 18] 23 5 113 2 16 227 641 1,031 337 142 593 1- ~ll L 189 1 8 93 6 3'1 75 351 816 247 161 413; 1. 262 ), 98 1 1 , 52' 5 4 '4 276 615

167 102 2\0 ·1,1 101- I. 74 7 ;. 22 1 3 35 205 347 143 ,83 176 8~ 39 16 }. 36 J. 157 289 228 125 31Q '1 179 83 5 '43 1 3 197 432 558 379 926 25 489 1 278 20 11 148 4 654 1,380 115 36 ,248 3 135 78 3 32 3 153 143 153 .56 28 78 3 38 30 3 10 74 112 49 31 88 69 13 6 5 47 107 268 143 359 1 185 1 132 10 32 297 593 140 96 150 79 33 38 2 89 225 225 99 331 3 154 110 14 53 3 4 12 240 454 360 192 700 6 392 190 31 87 5 21 80 491 1,001 205 119 268 1 140 79 1 3 46 1 152 382 204 102 337 1 213 ' 86 3 35 . i 6 40 271 466 128 72 132 2 87 38 1 3 4 1 11 127 249 352 187 378 4 215 94 1 68 4 250 486 658 475 808' 14 418 163 34 193 13 2 114 532 1,067 200 145 256 7 127 84 4 41 '7 193 426 136 98 270 2 163 64 15 28 2 174 379 171 97 208 105 53 26 24 50 252 129 106 155 89 185 2 98 50 37 2 3 169 155 124 175 64 280 187 83 10 2 252 420 177 89 326 7 156 53 7 7 110 284 231 159 481 241 712 7 394 1 193 7 118 6 503 961 112 79 205 1 92 87 17 9 1 142 320 191 89 322 204 102 16 185 419 91 50 114 65 46 3 88 184 107 79 204 1 140 39 2 23 1 3 19 118 265 293 157 447 .. 250 136 22 39 204 328 468 383 290 554 2 269 145 4 136 2 371 873 788 453 996 27 217 265 94 15 420 12 25 2 870 1,574 161 84 244 1 155 53 36 1 131 298 217' 128 362 3 172 1 132 22 36 2 247 549 283 181 43.5 3 215 139 1 1 80 2 20 146 323 587 134 78 158 16 69 62 2 27 14 1 1 127 217 571 325 996 3 672 223 18 1 83 2 'r 803 1,553 541 237 1,024 12 546 1 314 2 162 11 24 82 610 1,321 421 235 712 10 403 1 161 9 139 9 43 606 433 429 220 110 397 6 232 122 5 1 42 1 267 590 346 168' 489 2 261 73 7 1 148 1 408 761 418 250 684 15 366 191 27 5 100 10 3 7 438 961 187 \ 92 288 1 174 84 14 16 1 200 440 342 1541 637 2 363 157 14 103 2 434 908 330 150 596 414 129 53 16 132 406 700 201 84 286 1 188 63 5 30 1 5 78 197 307 310 122 759 8 406 273 4 17 1 63 3 9 457 1,022 166

VILLAGE, PRIMARY MALERKOTLA TAHSIL Location • Name of Village Area of No, of No. of Total Population (inclu­ Scheduled Scheduled Code No. (with Hadbast No.) Village Occupied House- ding Institutional and Castes Tribes in Residen- holds Houseless Population) Hactares tial H()uses

P M R M p. M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ,12 10/1/276 Dhandiwal (46) 622 224 224 1,391 768 623 211 154 277 Alai (36) 431 220 220 1,290 723 567 236 183 278 Herike (37) 1,011 399 399 2,346 1,331 1,015 330 240 279 Sultanpur (35) 512 162 162 1,132 601 531 127 118 280 Rangian (34) 823 423 423 2,509 1,381 1,128 370 308 281- Kumbarwal (47) 1,056 391 391 2,464 1,313 1,151 365 334 282 Balian (48) 1,728 679 680 4,154 2,256 1,898 771 621 283 Kila Hakiman (53) 996 273 273 1,614 854 760 409 353 284 Hassanpur (54) 633 230 230 1,490 810 680 237 187 285 Kanjla(52) 1,567 536 536 3,581 1,905 1,676 444 386 286 Kanjhljy (51) 482 150 150 947 511 436 202 171 287 Batuha(49) 343 115 115 752 417 335 78 63 288 Natt (50) 631 150 150 1,046 566 480 204 155 167

CENSUS ~STRAcr'l\ SANGRUR DlSTRlcr

I MAIN' WORKERS Literates " Mraginal Non-workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural ~ Household Other Workers Workers Workers (I) Labourers -- Industry- '[ID,IV.V(b} (I-IX)

'M IP M P M P M F M F M F M F M pi

13 14 15 l161 17 1& 19 I 20 21 -22 23 24 25 1 26 27 28 11 ,284 123 448 1 296 ,', 101 1 9 ,I. 42 63' 320 559 305 118 362 178 100 14 70 .. 6 28 355 539 484 185 771 2 465 195 16 'i 95 2 11 17 549 996 202 86 369 13 259 6 83 ';; 2 25 1 1 22 231 496 4m 184 '911 I 1 511 ,Ill 291> 9 . 94 7 49 463 1.078 ,424 183 1838 6 517 2 213, 25 1\4 83 475 1,145 583 273 1,208 8 652 361 2 22 1 173 5 30 44 1,018 1,846 290 150 1\467 5 2-71 ,1 106 .. ' 6 , 84 4 62 86 325 669 323 142 465 3 250 152 15 48 3 345 677 573 367 11,091 34 604 1 259. 15 42 1 186 17 31 151 783 1,491 147 97 ( 1334 11 160 2 123. 3 6 13 4S 3 6 179 171 24(j 141 62 239 176 40 23 15 12 163 323 96 23 , 318 11 224 64, 1 1 I. 29 11 12S 237 3,.. 1 MALERKOTLA T¥IsID URBAN~RIM/dlY

Location Name of Town/Ward Area of No. of No. of Total population (inelu­ Scheduled Scheduled Code, NOt. TOi~ OCC)lpied House- ding Institutional and Castes Tribes • y.t ~esi~. holds Houseless population)' J,D.. JIll tla~ HouSC;',

P M F M F M F 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 17/10f!. Ahmedga~ (M.e.) 1,605 1,646 16,874 8,84" 8,021 1,251 1,t08 Ward No~ 1 168 168 1,063 ' 547 516 lOS 104 I •.

2 165 165 1,206 627· 572 3 3 J .. 3 159 159 1,180 619 561 12 11 4 171 11 11 171 1,064 580 484 I 70 5 254 254 1,5~~ 792 744 81 6 226 226 1,425 746 6'79 ~62 I 51 19 \ 7 144 144 944 496 448 24 193· 8 194 194 1,032 544 '488 191 32 9 263 263 1,638 862 776 33 384 10 209 223 1,520 801 719 423 36 11 164 164 1.178 599 579 41 12 57 283 283 1,626 848 778 81 13 137 205 232 1.462 786 676 184 17/10/ll Malerkotls (M.e.) 4·25 10,340 10,392 6S,75t; 34.831 30mS 2,072 1,788 23 Ward No. 1 535 535 3,412 1,755 1,657 18 2 80 489 489 3,138 1.687 1,451 III 351 3 629 629 3,783 1,978 1,S05 370 4 228 200 698 698 4.085 2,120 1,965 5 162 128 707 716 4,499 2,616 1,883 85 61 6 715 734 4.595 2,466 2.129 7 749 1614 787 793 5,081 2,751 2,339 43 133 8 582 596 3,742 1,965 1,777 8 10 9 521 521 3,423 1,762 1,661 10 1 3 491 491 3,344 1.767 1,577 12 11 458 461 3,070 1,632 1,438 n 74 68 12 507 5f:l7 3,105 1,645 1,460 13 9 12 509 509 3,286 1,726 1,560 13 12 14 443 443 2,825 1,505 1,320 5 6 15 578 578 3,386 1,771 1,615 144 139 16 362 362 2,262 1,168 1,094 3 17 336 336 2,133 1,136, 997 2 30 18 563 563 - 3,914 2,018 1,896 35 19 3 3 430 431 ~ 2,673 I 1.363 1,310

I 169

CENSUS ABSTRACT SANGRUR DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Literates ------·------M~~w Non-workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry- [ill, N, V(b) (I-IX) (11) Manufacturing, & VI to IX] Processing, Servicing and Repairs IV (a)]

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 5,509 4,057 4,609 246 72 1 139 2 345 22 4,053 221 2 10 4,236 7,771 361 300 297 24 6 12 279 24 1 1 249 4911 493 376 335 20 3 21 2 311 18 292 559 479 373 337 14 10 327 14 282 547 400 289 278 16 1 2 27 1 248 15 302 468 362 281 409' 23 3 10' 55 5 341 18 383 721 352 197 358 18 24 45 19 12 270 6 388 661 . 334 243 241 17 1 16 2 224 15 1 1 254 430 294 174 300 28 '4 'II 2 30 266 2S 6 244 454 515 446 473 \ 21 L 2 56 415 21 389 755 388 248 422' 7 23 11 50 338 7 379 712 455 368 303 9 3 1 299 9 296 570 551 408 4421 I 21 6 63 43 330 21 406 757

525 354 414 I 28 4 5 405 28 2 372 646 13,835 7,464 17,582' 937 1,407 171 2,462 165 1,145 52 12,568 549 143 547 17,106 29,441 229 56' 888 31 112 4 263 20 49 1 464 6 13 867 1,613 133 52' 921 41 55 ~ 497 33 48 321 3 1 765 1,409 432 84 965 33 78 1 531 8 96 21 260 3 38 515 975 1,257 937 540 1,026 110 15 1 47 1 51 1 913 107 1,094 1,855 1,398 618 1,422 94 137 7 31 1 35 1,219 86 90 1,104 1,789 847 442 1,293 78 114 27 48 17 104 7 1,027 27 1 1,173 2,050 716 226 1,432 240 341 113 307 54 83 3 701 70 1,319 2,090 402 138 944 25 105 325 1 122 6 392 18 2 1,021 1,750 611 254 854 39 94 8 59 25 20 681 6 2 906 1,622 618 266 837 7 107 65 55 610 7 930 1,570 1,065 772 831 32 8 4 4 1 815 31 801 1,406

845 491 818 14 41 38 1 17 722 '13 1 I 827 1,445 1,048 622 909 36 3 76 1 830 35 817 1,524 627 319 744 14 78 1 75 29 1 562 12 6 8 755 1,298 909 562 830 24 32 10 18 770 23 941 1,591 317 132 630 7 48 62 1 520 6 3 538 1,084 795 570 590 37 1 63 525 37 6 540 960 949 581 975 33 36 4 161 4 149 6 629 19 3 1,043 1,860 957 739 673 42 2 64 2 607 40 690 1,268 170

URBAN PRIMARY MALERKOTLA TAHSIL

Location Name of Town/Ward A.rea of No. of No. of Total Population (inclu­ Scheduled Scheduled Code No. fown! Occupied House- ding Institutional and Castes Tribes Ward Residen­ holds Houseless Population) in Km2 tiaJ Hoqses

p M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. 10 11 12 17jlOjID Dhuri(M.C) 5'00 4,674 4,71;1 27,100 14,!j84 12,516 2,676 2,353 Ward No. t 373 373 1,980 I,Q78 902 190 171 2 285 285 1,528 816 712 54 53 \ 3 368 368 2,084 1,118 966 606 545 4 393 393 .2,326 1,221 1,105 350 314 5 310 31P 1,923 973 950 10 4 6 294 326 1,915 I,Q41 874 300 262

--;: 364 364 2,.1~5 11160 1,035 210 195 8 221 221 1,397 717 • 680 7 5 9 217 217 1,367 727 640 10 10

10 206 20p 1,2p7 661 .I 606 11 284 284 1,752 945 807 181 136

12 235 243, 1~5.35 792 743 188 166

13 223 223 1,289 677 612 66 63 ',' 14 263 ' 263 1,395 730 665· 70 67 15 638 638 3,147 1,928 1.219 434 362, 171

CENSUS ABSTRACf SANGRUR DISTRICf MAIN WORKERS Literates Marginal Non-workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry- Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufacturing, [III, N, V(b) Processing, & VI to IX] Servicing and .Repairs [V (a)]

M F M F' M E M F M F M F M F M p, 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

8,419 5,639 7,760 518 108 1 259 2 129 13 17,264 S02 18 130 6,806 11,868 586 335 534 20 6 45 1 14 469 19 1 544 881 518 310 421 23 4 8 12 1 397 22 395 689 468 274 483 19 12 108 1 26 337 18 2 57 633 890 415 630 81, 11 2 8 609 81 591 1,024 551 548 33 2 10 2 536. 31 2 3 423 914 290 611 65 26 29 20 4 536 61 4 32 426 777 408 614 49 7 1 2 3 604 46 2' 546 984 545 420 374 10 1 2 373 8 343 670 507 396 399 12 399 12 1 328 627 504 363 344 17 1 343 17 317 588 608 432 511 33 1 1 1 16 1 493 31 10 32 424 742

447 334 17 24 35 7 "", 268 17 458 726 489 ~: 335 21 7 328 21 ·1 342 590 498 336 20 336 20 .394 645 3~ 766 41 1.286 98 15 30 5 1.236 98 642 1,121

SANGRUR TAHSIL 174

VILLAGE PRIMARY SANGRFR TAHSIL , :tocation Name of TahsiI/Village Area of No. of No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Code No. (with Hadbast No.) Tahsil in Occupi- House- (including Instiutional Castes Tribel Km' ed Resi- holds & Houseless and ot dential Population) Village Houses i. Hectares

P M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 10/2/ Sangrur Tahsil (Rural) 879·9 27,766 27,924 178,505 96,471 82,034 28,543 24305 1 Bugar (82) 440 99 99 752 410 342 81 81 2 Mander Khurd (81) 491 159 159 915 516 399 102 90 3 Sahoke (83) 511 185 185 1,229 675 554 346 279 4 Dhadrian (77) 1,107 272 272 1,721 944 777 166 120 5 Dialgarh (78) 520 189 189 1,167 648 519 186 132 6 Togawal (76) 629 263 263 1,717 946 771 344 288 7 Takipur (75) 368 115 115 761 411 350 88 70 8 Ratoke (74) 478 107 107 720 373 347 30 29 9 Loha Khera (1) 563 301 301 1,993 1,115 878 282 218 10 Patti Bhur~j (2) 193 Un- 11 Mander Kalan (3) 454 213 213 1,381 707 674 279 263 12 Shahpur Kalan (13) 1,454 405 405 2,705 1,485 1,220 389 298 13 Jharon (14) 1,055 471 471 2,982 1,629 1,3~3 388 332 14 Bir Mana (16) 941 323 323 1,953 1,098 855 243 197 15 Tolawal (17) 1,145 358 358 2,551 1,389 1,162 426 352 16 Cheema (15) 2,549 923 923 5,959 3,218 2,741 725 621 17 Sheron (12) 3,387 1,065 1,067 7,132 3,955 3,177 1,112 942 18 Namol (11) 1,433 636 638 4,399 2,371 2,028 637 568 19 Qila Bharian (5) 638 216 216 1,496 854' 642 180 133 20 Kunran (68) 638 240 240 1,393 739 654 156 141 21 Duggan (67) 1,514 626 626 3,880 2,106 1,774 677 592 22 BahaJurpur (66) 1,462 491 491 3,247 1,763 1,484 532 428 23 Bhama Badi (15) 431 117 117 761 409 352 117 98' 24 Ubhawal (6) 1,896 749 752 4,592 2,511 2,081 675 625 25 Chatha sekhwan (8) 1,072 319 333 2,1.54 1,175 979 348 257

26 Upli (7) 1,092 446 488 2,845 1,553 1,292 596 500 27 Tungan (48) 683 243 243 1,602 816 786 305 275 28 Kanoi (46) 492 138 138' 1,050 561 489 168 161 29 Ramnagar Sibiao (37) a45 95 106 666 380 286 175 154 30 Sohian (39) 34] 160 160 1,010 512 498 157 165 31 Andheri (22) 247 '128 128 723 396 327 54 55 32 Badru Khan (16) 2,084 861 861 5,174 2,764 2,410 659 595 33 Lindran (17) 221 114 115 747 412 335 173 136 34 Changal (18) 748 259 259 1,653 917 736 205 160 35 Khilrian (19) 354 131 131 721 395 326 133 103 36 Banganwali -(20) 283 128 128 845 458 387 231 \ 205 37 Akoi (21) 485 105 105 1,074 579 495 225 182 38 Thalesh (25) 236 136 136 795 411 384 114 102 39 Deh Kalan (239) 535 119 119 734 389 345 167 138 .'. 49 Mohamadpur Risaldar (240) 206 62 62 353 176 177 59 58 \ 41 Fatehgarh Chhanrla (238) 346 168 168 1,044 565 479 410 351 42 Saron (27) 1,397 421 421 2,777 1,492 1,285 355 328 43 Nanakpura (26) 154 30 16 244 133 111 25 27 44 Nankiana Sahib (24) 85 7 7 11 9 2 2 l' 45 Mangwal (35) 1,050 589 589 3,391 1,856 1,535 584' 465 46 Bir Alshban (38) 391 3 3 6 6 47 Kamo Majra Khurd (3(;) 189 212 212 1,318 693 625 239 429 48 Kamao Majra Kalan (45) 166 100 100 674 337 337 173 161 ',' 49 Kheri (47) 840 359 359 2,289 1,249 1,040 376 304 Kular Khurd 421 2,908 1,500 1,408 330 50 (51) 1.186 421 279 .. f 51 Gagarpur (55) 753 251 251 1,694 886 808 271 250 52 IlIwal (44) 839 301 301 1,794 949 845 266 243 53 Haqikatpura (43) 287 41 41 313 177 136 166 124 54 Balwar Kalan (42) 182 84 84 541 284 257 71 64 55 Khurani (41) 264 81 81 493 / 273 ,220 75 61 -. i CENSUS ABSTltAGT SANGRUR DISTRICT

MAIN WORKERS

> .I ' ~ , • Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Cultixators Agricultural Ho~senold ~ er Wor~ts Worlt!rs Workers (1) rarrurers Indbs(ry- (UI, IV, V(b) (I-IX) Manufacturing, 'Ai VI to IX) Processing, , SerVicilig and Repain (V' (a»)

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 Ig 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 70 16,750 596 1,058 36 8,435 431 li93 6,094 f 38,237 74,807 131 73 262 1 17Q 10 3 19 1 .. 123 148 21S " 104 42 357 2 243 61 2 2 51 159 397 203 93 367 81. 142 15j 81 6 66 308 473 130 39 519 » 37~ t 95 3 3 42 1 425 772 163 82 420 1 225 1 120 7 68 228 518 180 n "643 7 332 3 2401 3 3 o. 67 1 303 764 139 87 231t 3 163 58 1 2 1 13 1 17; 347 163 104 212 2 167 16 3 ~ 26 161 343 155.. 53 696 65 424 2?0 63 52 1 419 813 inhabited .. 126 63 501 1 226 .. 241 3 31 1 206 673 224 54 892 1 519 29' 13 69 1 i4 232 579 987 254 86 1,010' 6; 66Q 213 1 40 3 93 2 3 5 616 1,342 204 97. 69Q 2 411 IbO 36 77 2 :i8 71 310 782 265 128 865 13 481 219 7 17 4 '148 1 22 450 502 699 904 496 1,806 12 985 405 2 55 3 361 7 •.1 12 1,405 2,717 702 306 2,425 21 1,379 2 765. 7 52 229 12 50 561 1,480 2,595 434 181 1,526 3 919 2 454- 1 73 80 845 2,025 158 43 513 333 110 70 j41 642 144 79 506 329 121 11 45 :m 654 637 363 1,225 12 621 1 359 2 24 1 221 8 881 1,762 599 338 1,110 41 519 23 344 1 3 2 244 15 11 642 .1,250 103 48 238 1 139 1 8 28 3 168 314 614 239 1,542 41' 973 2~l 32 37 3 238 6 4 965 1,623 440 216 712 lZ, 354 217 1 I 11 1 130 10 463 967 505 228 897 37 341 255 1 18 283 36 18 638 1,255 195 76 461 46 269 1~8 44 1 63 15 97 j40 643 207 100 336 . 1 222 31 1 225 488 147 58 244 20 $1 9& 1 102 20 12 136 254 161 119 273 3 137 54 3 7 75 239 495 188 95 251 3 179 2 43 3 ., 26 1 43 145 281 906 523 1,663 14 87' 1 337 28 2 419 11 5 25 1,096 2,371 154 64 250 3 136 38 1 75 3 5 236 1~7 96 299 138 559 1 349 120 12 78 1 39 319 319 356 150 91 252 2 15\ 1 67 5 2~ 3 13 140 311 116 57 239 1 126' 61 6 46 1 4 215 386 252 115 313 3 124 125 64 3 266 492 224 116 228 1 129 75 24 1 183 3&3 204 132 229 8 90 86 1 52 8 160 337 85 62- 104 58 30 1 15 72 177 209 72 307 3 81. 198 10 18 2 258 476 561 275 898 8 526 258' 10 104 7 15 135 579 1,142 69 37 86 6 44 3 39 6 47 105 . 5 1 6 . 6 ./,. 3 2 809 456 '1,114 54 465 287 13 9 353 40 6 6 736 1,419 I 3 6 6- 221 101 380 2 158 84 1 137 2 132 31~ 491 " 180 10~ 195 83 79 ., 33 .. 1 14~ 336 581 282 684 35 336 4 152 28 5 191 3 3 562 1,005, 484 279 866 2 524 1 206 9 127 1 29 2 605 1,404 311 176 535 2 316 149 5 65 2 250 351 556 212 86 619 2 303 194 12 1 110 1 332 330 511 87 33 89 25 78 1 6 24 1 4 88 111 101 54 190 144 36 I 9 94 257 68 46 20g 3 133 57 1 4 6 2 2 73 251 IV6

VILLAGE MARY SANGRUR· TAHSIL Location Name of Village Area of ·No. of No. of Total Population (inclu­ Scheduled Scheduled Code No. (with Hadbast No~) Village Occupied House- ding Institutional and Castes Tribes in Resi- holds Houseless Population) Hectares dential HOl1s~

P M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 10/2{56 Khurana (40) 421 173 173 1,042 588 454 158 128 57 Bhagwanpura (34) 220 36 36 130 78 52 57 45 58 Kalodi (32) 448 148 148 971 527 444 189 181 59 Bhindran (33) 546 257 257 1,533 825 708 161 141 60 Laddi (29) 332 127 128 856 451 405 166 153 61 Rupa Heri (237) 375 145 145 896 463 433 136 110 62 Balian (28) 1,012 358 358 2,286 1,255 1,03"1 375 287 63 Gurdaspura (31) 365 42 46 295 160 135 15 11 64 Ghabdan (30) 1,242 390 390 2,338 1,288 1,050 434 382 65 Julan (233) 486 121 121 953 523 430 163 135 66 Santokhpura (232) 351 50 50 304 160 144 78 76 ,67 Harkishanpura (47) 801 52 52 313 168 145 39 34 68 Rai Singhwala (49) 295 99 99 623 320 303 146 131 69 Sangatpura (42) 277 61 61 433 224 209 58 52 70 Ram Nagar alias Ghumand Singh- 358 15 15 76 40 36 wala (46) 11 Kheri Chandwan (45) 214 73 73 498 272 226 119 105 72 Rasulpur Chhana (230) 289 62 62 387 203 184 61 63 73 Nandgarh (231) 226 73 73 471 250. 221 110 91 74 ~ehsarnpur(228) 398 118 118 832 435 397 57 40 .,. 75 Birmeshampur (227) 51 Un- 76 Ditupur (229) 168 25 25 167 90 77 11 7 77 Gehlan (44) 293 92 92 604 314 290 106 84 78 Sakrodi (43) 507 191 191 1,190 639 551 235 200 79 Fatehgarh Bhadson (12) 318 135 135 932 499 • 433 179 149 ao Johlian (13) 233 103 103 654 326 328 174 175 81 Panwan(14) 245 114 114 818 431 '387 138 112 82 DiaIgarh (15) 232 111 111 . 692 380 312 n 71 .. 83 Kakra (41) 1,364 338 338 2,120 1,088 1,032 257 242 84 Panj Biri (39) 55 Un- 85 Bakhopir (16) 235 148 148 9i3 -sii 402 205 149 86 Aloarkh (38) 436 247 247 1,501 792 709 150 151 87 Bakhtra (17) 266 112 112 175 424 35'1 153 116 88 Bakhtari (18) 299 75 75 507 265 242 82 62 89 Majha (19) 229 112 112 686 389 297 52 49 90 Majhi (20) 894 341 347 2,117 1,162 955 357. 281 91 Nakta (33) 343 128 128- 805 414 391 246 218 92 Phurnanwal (32) 579 183 183 1,230 681 549 139 .110 93 Bimbar (21) 373 141 141 884 469 415 2}1 208 94 Bimbri (22) , 246 80 8u 502 264 238 1 Lt 127 .'. 95 Bharo (24) 472 199 199 1,533 793 740 241 237 , 96 Dehlewal(23) 147 58 58 406 217 189 64 49 97 Shahpur (25) 142 74 7,4 457 242 215 56 35 98 Kheri Gillan (27) 388 105 ~O5 695 361 334 156 121 ( 99 NUrpura (26) 352 106 106 669 349 320 130 126 100 Bhuraj (71) 287 92 92 579 316 263 128 99 101 Lakhewal (70) 296 72 72 491 260 231 38 36 102 Channo (69) 465 149 149 1,119 586 533 107 98 103 Fateh Nagar alias Munshiwala (29) 519 157 157 997 526 471 314 271 104 Kala Jhar (28) 385 151 153 1,030 556 474 177 150 195 Masani (30) 121 47 47 322 169 153 50 54 106 Rajpura (31) 290 151 151 956 500 456 144 118 107 Nadmpur (35) 707 308 308 1,927 1,043 884 280. 236 108 Harditpura (34) 327 118 118 741 398 343 104 85 109 Turi (37) 197 51 51 344 183 161 55 47 110 Balad Kalan (36) 886 369 369 2,231 J 1,229 1,002 303 252 1'1 CItNSUS ABSTRACT SA~GRUR DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Literates Marginal Non-Workers Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Labourers rndustry_ Workers (I-IX)

~-- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

i83 .63 353 23 185 130 19 8 30 3 I 234 431 36 7 55 29 19 7 2 23 50 174 94 318 3 159 139 3 5 15 2 127 207 314 295 155 531 4 311 145 3 16 59 1 7 294 697 128 70 254 134 112 1 7 197 405 110 56 286 126 " 143 1 16 177 433 286 138 703 10 391 234 iO' 12 66 4 552 1,017 ,70 44 107 4 75 17 4 1 14 53 131 349 117 756 21 374 2 198 2 7 177 17 532 1,029 244 121 321 1 168 107 7 39 1 202 429 65 42 95 46 39 2 8 65 144 77 68 111 111 57 145 88 31 194 2 102 1 si 1 6 5 126 301 79 47 110 5 62 40 5 8 26 114 98 90 7 6 24 ", 136 11 13 t; 16

84 46 150 1 90 53 2 5 122 225 61 28 116 2 56 41 8 '2 11 2 17 85 165 .59 43 135 2 66 58 2 If 4 27 111 192 167 106 236 150 67 3 16 199 397 inhabited ,35 28 47 26 J. I 17 4 4 21 39 56 131 68 162 84 49 29 6 46 146 244 254 154 343 15 132 122 11 9 1 80 3 16 37 280 499 189 . 95 289 146 103 21 19 210 433 96 46 168 1 105 51 1 11 1 12 72 146 255 142 69 251 2 136 88 27 2 180 385 128 32 237 173 43 21 143 312 442 296 644 5 279 249- 12 104 5 444 1,027 Inhabited ., " , .. " .. 238 96 242 98 76 7 61 1 1 268 401 323 110 465 3 301 80 1 10 74 1 327 706 156 79 226 1 103 113 1 10 198 350 137 80 150 75 56 19 115 242 152 50 237 2 122 41 9 65 2 152 295 363 178 699 162 309 139 152 27 1 224 9 8 208 455 585 120 71 273 1 96 156 2 19 1 141 390 212 68 317 1 222 59 36 1 106 238 258 310 155 109 254 2 lIS IDS, 1 5 29 1 215 413 104 56 159 67 81 11 8 40 97 198 163 82 433 206 192 3S 360 740 24 13 131 76 45 3 7 101 86 88 57 36 153 90 59 4 .. 1 88 215 76 39 195 2 72 105 1 3 IS 1 12 44 154 288 126 71 205 1 94 104 1 7 3 16 141 303 75 30 168 98 67 3 25 89 il23 174 I 101 46 142 103 13 26 118 231 199 120 340 215 63 62 246 533 141 82 306 3 117 1 154 35 2 40 220 428 228 85 325 4 154 121 3 47 4 2 36 229 344 59 35 91 43 41 7 78 153 140 56 316 149 12~ .. 39 184 456 343 165 603 325 152 2 6 120 3 2 18 438 861 145 74 2Z3 ~~ 94 91 2 38 61 3 6 172 274 101 100 61 3 63 23 3 1 14 2 4 80 l~4 484 239 754 43 317 118 3 29 230 40 3 472 9.95 118

Location NflJl:le of Village Area of No. of No. of ,Total Population ( inclu- Scheduled Scheduled Code No. (with Hadoast No. ' Village -Occupied House· ding Institutional and Castes Tribes OJ; -:/ in Resj· holds Homeless Pot>ulation) Hect~~ dentiat-·" _.J ' •• -, -Bouse!.

P M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ,)~ J 10/2/111 Balad Khurd (57) 512 228 228 1,371 726 647 230 206 112 Matran'(59) 302 W2' '107 690 378 , 312 149 llt> 113 Nandgarh alias Thaman 388 73 73 519 270 249 69 64 - Singh'ka1a (58) .114 Balial (56) 407 407 2,583 1,4]5 1,168 372 309 115 Bhatiwal Khurd (54) ~,~;~ 104 104 667 363 304 98 88 116 Bhatiwal Kalan (53) 964 490 490 i 3,062 1,673 1,389 436 345 117 Kapial (104) 832 2SO'r 2'6s. 1,743 952 ( 791 307 264 118 Retgarh (52) 517 153 153 1,001 531 470 291 256 119 Rampura (51) I 511 268 268 1,742 952 790 343 284 120 Phaguwala (50) 546 252 252 1,595 857 738 255 -216 121 Roshanwala (48) 232 76 76 402 208 194 107 89 122 Jhuneri (107) , '1',260 414 414 2,519 1,425 1,154 282 239 123 Batriana (106) 677 247 247 1.731 970 761 230 161 124 Sargheri (lOS) 697 256 276 1,758 r 962 796 302 252 1.25 Gharanchon (10~) '2;279 773 782 4,562 '2,484 .2,078 643 , 5'40 126 Sajullla (56) 235 10 70 420 219 201 77 76 127 Nagra(109) 1,429 465. 470 2.968 1,624 ! 1,344 409 299 128 Akbarpur (103) 485 157· 157 1,058 570 488 137 122 129 'Bijalpui- (101) j • 554 217 217 .1,303 683 620 147 143 130 Ramgath (99) 223 4~ 1(9 285 ,143 142 77 76 131 Naraint!arh (98 ) 481 147 147 981 513 468 228 211 132 -Basiarkb (97) 774 250 250 1,603 882 721 296 229 179

CENSUS ABSTRACT SANGRUR. DISTRICT

MArn. WORKERS Literates MarglnaC Non-Workers Workers Total Main Cultivators ~lIncullural nousenq~y. "V ~( vtner I Workers Labourers Industry- Workers (I-IX) (D (II) Manufacturing, [Ill ,IV • V(b) Processing. & VI to IX] Servicing and Repairs (V (a)

~~ ~---:.....- ~~ M P M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22, 23 24 25 26 27 28 250 113 415 9 177. 1 141 7 3 ·94 1 .. ,47 311 591 109 44 223 1 94 104 5 20 1 31 116 124 195 65 63 167 1 106 48 1 12 1 103 248

251· 56 820 11 456 202 11 1 ...... ·f 161 .. 595 1,157 98 51 187 12 100 7 64 1 4 3 19 23 24 153 268 ~ 452 200 983 2 569 221 1 71 ..' 122 ] 4 690 1,383 263 140 584 5 304' 1 232 2 5 43 t 2 368 786 135 40 287 3 105 163 2 19 t 22 244 445 253 73 563 240 3 263 .. 't 60 3 2 387 787 354 219 530 13 312 5 128 1 19 71 7 1 1 326 724 60 50 iI2 6 42 32 38 6 6 38 90 15Q 403 193 792 5 453 , . 252 2 16 71 2 76 243 557 906 259 95 587 6 334 163 2 13 I 77 3 1 31 382 724 196 113 543 81 281 194 .. r 20 11 48 419 788 787 417 1,531 9 Sjo 1 349 2 6! 291 " 76 4 220 949 1,849 65 37 129 3 73 49 2 2 5 1 90 198 399 214 1,031 16 651 272 11. tl 97 <"1,5 3 19 590 1,309 173 82 379 258 103 4 14 191 488 81 .' 173 468 ,:,1 323 ", 97 ... 19 29 '4· 215 620 41 45 87 1 39 46 1 1 3 39 53 102 J, 1 I 167 68 ~24 1 178 117 10 19. 'lSI 189 136 239 86 548 3 314 192 3 2 40 334 718 180

URBAN PRIMARY SANGRUR TAHSIL

Location Name of Town/Ward Area of No. of No. 'of 'Total Population Onelu- Scheduled Scheduled Code No. Town! Occupied House- ding Institutional and Castes Tribes Ward Residential holds Houseless Population) in Km' Houses .

P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

17/10!IV Bhawanigarh (U.A.) N.A 1,720 1,737 9,817 5,184 4,633 1,255 ~1,114 . J Bhawanigarh (M.C.) 2 '59 1,534 1,551 8,901 4,710 4,191 924 783 Ward No. 1 135 135 858 463 295 10 5 2 123 123 776 404 372, 23 1 15

~ 167 167 950, 506 414 59 5~ 4 252 269 1,393 731 662 352 304 5 161 161 874 479 395 323 265 6 119 119 682 351 331 114 105 7 143 143 785· 405 380 8 7

8 113 1I3 101 356 345 16 19 I , 9 103 103 606 339 267 3

10 104 104 I 6f8 346 283' 3 ," 11 114 114 647 330 317 13- 4 (i) Jhugi Basti out side 186 186 916, 474 442 331 331 M.C. limits (O.G.) 11/10/" Sangrur (M. C.) 13·90 8,109 8,244 45 .220 23,880 21,340 3,799 3,237 Ward No. 1 6(16 609 3,030 1,623 1,407 633 543 2 633 644 3,436 1,806 1,630 117 93 3 378 378 2,203 1,123 1,080 4 345 345 1,951 1,006 945 5 2 5 541 565 2,963 1,535 1,428 18 22 6 353 353 2,038 1,054 984 18 7 7 356 356 2,086 1,098 988 8 352 352 2,084 1,093 991 685 618 9 397 401 2,333, 1,228 1,105 160 1,40 ,. I 10 488 500, 2,601 1,370 1,23J 416 3q

CENSUS ABSTRt),CT SANGR~ DISTRICI

MAIN WORKERS Literates Marginal Non-Workers Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Labourers Industry­ Workers (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, [m,N, V(b) Processing, & VI to IX) Servicing and. Repairs [(V (a) ) F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2,715 1,731 2,927 121 662 60S 2 84 9 1,576 ltO 3 " 2,254 4,512 2,569 1,662 2,660 108 633 553 2. 74 9 1,400 97 3 2,047 4,083 211 143 293 4 193' 27 2 71 4 169 391 361 215 137 219 11 58 46 115 11 2 183- 433 348 218 296 11 9 33 254 11 210 331 197 398 13 8 132 40 5 218 . 8 333 649 388 148 63 261 7 4 199 12 46 7 218 213 169 199 25 11 53 2 12 3 123 20 152 306 296 212 208 18 15 2 191 18 197 362 342 191 121 209 3 81 23 6 99 2 147 265 215 116 186 2 72 5 109 2 153 279 190 125 205 4 120 12 73 4 141 307 211 161 186 10 62 21 2 101 1'0 144 429 146 69 267 13 29' 52 10 176 13 207 14,174 9,887 11,414 1,193 596 5 665 26 311 36 9,842 1,126 111 323· 12,355 19,824 ! 1,33C 739 475 745 75 27 115 5 52 18 551 52 4 2 874 1,519 1,226 876 867 111 27 39 3 19 782 107 939 860 656 478 51 9 2 466 51 4 645 1,025 519 900 766 590 487 45 6 4 6 471 45 784 1,002 779 725 90 17 15 1 11 682 87 26 14 1,324 747 593 515 49 19 23 473 49 120 539 815 943 796 588 550 38 4 17 ·16 513 38 7 548 466 286 483 81 17 1 22 2 443 78 2 608 909 865 857 586 555 72 8 32 7 13 502 64 1 168 672 653 463 629 52 46 88 13 482 51 3 738 1,179 543 384 594 25 13 57 11 513 25 647 J,098 720 506 528 57 2 72 2 454 55 508 878 706 473 521 56 3 2 1 515 54 517 901 ·652 485 459 69 3 9 8 439 69 533 855 567 1,021 850 ~9 603 61 10 3 2 586 59 5

1,055 674 938 66 7 50 2 7 874 64 26 864 1.402 1,536 864 1.737 195 402 207 6 32 8 1,096 n~ 49 2 1,853 2,860 182

URBANl l>1tfMARY SANGRUIt' ¥bfs:rt.l~"1i' _ocatlon Name of Town/Ward Area of No. of No. 0('- 1df~1 'Popld~tlon (includ- Scheduled Scheduled ~odeNo. Town' lTccupleo 'H'c5Use- -"ding IrtS!ttuttdhat··attd' Castes - Tribe& Ward Residen,ial holds Houseless Population) in } Houses' \ ,. Kml ~, ----- p M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 40 11 12

7/10/VI .'\ Longonl (U.Alf1' N.A. Z,100 Z,100 1~.971 "'6,999 15,972 r 1,'549 I I,Z95 .1

LongowaJ (M.e.) t 3'35 ~Z,031 Z,d3'1 fZ,530 : '61771 5,759 ' 1,545 I,Z90 .1 Ward No. 1 f'\'} 105 tOs 641 -,_ 357 284 200 t'39

2 252 152 1,491 I' 837 654 447 371 3 185 185 1,126 616 510 157 ' 133

4 164 164 1,041 I 553 4~8 5 4

5 137 137 855 t 474 381 163 142 6 18S. 185 .1,077 I .570 507 61 57 7 106 1(16 <" 727 378 349' 8 157 157 1,026 572 454 42 34

9 166 f66 1,066 561 505 108 95 .. I 10 188 188 1,063 578 485 271 237 .:1 .. I

11 111 Ul 661 I 338 323 48 37 .. ! 12 13.1. 131 829 451 378 •• 1 .'. 144- 144 927 486 441 ,43 41 (1) Plnm..Ieehl'tt."3inghwaJil and Pindi Dhillwan (0.0.) 69 69 441 228 213 4 5 1M

CENSUS ABSTRACT SANGRUR DISTR1CT MAIN WORKERS Literates Marginal Non-Workers Total Main- Cultivators Agricultural Household Other workers Workers Workers (1) Labourers Jndustry,-Manu- (IlI), N, V(b) (I-IX) (II) facturing, Proce- and. VI to IX) ssing, Servicing. and Repairs' [V(a)] ------M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1,862 1003 4,237 50 2,220 3 1,025 1 155 5 837 41' 6 51 2,756 5,871 1,834 986 4,096 50 2,098 3 1,030 1 155 5 830 41 6 51 2,669 5,658 65 20 226 82 110 15 19 . 131 284 126 54 551 5 187 303 26 5 35 4 5 282 644 107 32 370 2 258 88 3 21 2 246 508 219 153 323 5 IS,O 2 1 23 119 3 2 230 481 125 66 266 1 166 61 6 33 208 380 192 91 353 4 165 44 23 121 4 217 503 129 74 135 6 146 1 88 6 143 343 161 96 344 8 224 1 39 22 59 7 2 228 444 117 69 348 7 183 82 14 69 7 2 42 211 456 101 28 371 1 141 182 48 207 484 147 94 169 4 79 34 56 4 169 319 170 103 257 149 30 78 194' 378 175 106 283 7 138 38 23 84 6 203 434

2S 17 141 122 12 7 87 213

$UNAM rAHSJL 186

StTNAM TAnslt ViLLAGE PRIMARY Location Name of Tahsil/Village Area of No. of No. of Total Population (inc1ud- Scheduled Code No. (with ffadbast No.) Tahsil Occupied Scheduled House- jng Tnstitutional and Castes Tribes in l(m2 Residential holds Houseless Population) and of House~ ViJIa!e in Hectares ------_ p M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 S' 6 7 & 9 10 11 12 10/3/ Sunam Tahsil 1405,6 42,320 42,428 2,75,157.149,758 1,25;399 40,189 33,811 1 Bharur (9) 306 154 154- 2 Shahpur Khurd alias Lakhmir. 996 516 480 256 204 wala (10) 546 289 289 3 Chatha Nakta (49) 1,846 1,004 842 359 283 300 70 70 449 251 198 92 4 AkaIgarh (50) 280 77 77 78 5 Biggarwal (53) 488 249 239 108 108 937 290 290 1,811 984 827 279- 221 6 rd tr Kherr -)52J 228 81 81 530 284 246 119 111 7 , ehlan($4 2;440 813 813 13 Gobindpura Nagri (51) 5.301 2,814 2,487 695 51& 531 247 247 1;759 962 797 211 115 9 MiLnran (58) '1,292 416 416 10 Taranji Khera (59) ::1m2 1;687 t'385 550 439 486 217 217 1.310 715 595 241 201 11 Kharial (1) 2,168 704 704 12 Ratolan (32) 4,508 2,554 1,?54 605 498 667 224 224 l,2S8 731 527 13 Chatha Nanhera (31) 1,736 193 146 "504 504 3J243 1,833 1,410 429 313 14 Rrungath Jawandc. (30) 627 291 291 15 Chhajli (36) 1,828 1,017 811 275 221 4,262 1,331 1,341 8,364 4,490 3,874 1,143 930 16 Gobindgath Jajian (56) 953 219 279 1,807 970 837 344 304 17 Mojowal (40) 454 149 149 18 Med!;lwas (41) 861 485 376 141 110 S09 119 180 1,089 605, 484 133 111 19 Bhaini Gandwan (42) 345 94 94 20 Gandwan (43) 647 365 282 67 59 2,020 503 SOl 3,081 1,736 1,345 495 328 2:1 Chh~a(9) 485 200 213 1,!99 767 632 216 193 22 Ugr an (38) 1,093 358 358 2,354 23 Nilowal ('m 1,306 1,048 315 170 674 345 345 2,183 1,166 1,1)17 304 291 24 Sansarpura (29) 118 4 4 20 25 BaksbiwaJa (27) 13 7 9 3 754 ,293 293 1,913 1,017 896 300 258 .. 26 Ghasiwala (26) 365 136 136 862 470 392 94 66 27 Hambalbas (23) 1,354 462 466 3,015 28 Chaubas (22) 1,596 1,419 492 446 1,225 392 392 2,761 1,539 1.222 320 243 29 Katta Amru (25) 457 185 185 1,124 ·ao Dhaliwal Bas (24) 602 522 138 140 634 228 228 1,420 772 648 184 139 31 Jakbepalbas (21) 485 154 154 1;061 557 504 182 155 112 Satoj (18) 882 310 312 2,159 ~ . 33 Dharamg 641. 68. 33 351 2 208 109 6 28 2 206 502 288 87 787 1 460 212 14 101 1 8 616 382 365 333 207 808 4 382 274 2 6 146 1 1 548 1,199 130 66 316 129 161 1 25 ., 10 202, 482 90 38 339 219 106 3 3 11 2 21 249- 467 275 8-7 718 1 457 193 3 65 491 928 214 78 652 1 9 419 139 6 13 3 81 306 745 214 143 437 7 331 73 5 4 29 9 244J 611 432 205 85~ 3 489 265 3 12 85 .. 640' 1,244 348 142 1,002 8 754 .171 7 27 50 2 31 47' 469'· 1,157 r 256 120 'sc74 2 287 244 7 36 214- 730 161 53 511 342 119 3 41 336 698 280 123 632 2 347 1 242 1 3 40 ., ., 9 347 784 316 107 661 1 379 " 156 12 114 1 41 48& 478 466 216 119 609 15 399 2 137 11 13 60 2 2 7 392 792 117 76 204 7 85 53 1 65 7 5 S 137 277 289 84 5~3 3 338 185 1 8 62 2 61 282 475 672 225 55 546 1 347 106 93 1 352 749 139 72 325 3 175 101 3 6 43 217 394 t39 63 ~75 2 ~~8 108 ~ 47 2 226 492 \188

SUNAM TAHSIL ~ VThLAGE PRI¥AR.Y , Locatibn Name of Village Area of No. of No, of Total Population (includ- Scheduled Scheduled Code No, (with Hadbast No.} Village Occupied House- ing Institutional and Castes Tribes in Residential holds Houseless Population) Hectares Houses

P M F M F M F \ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 I ! 1.0/3/51 . Alampura (69) 501 158 158 963 529 \ 1434 136 116 52 Alisher (70~ 456 lIS' 115, 784 416 368 98 99 53 Chotian (78 1,011 405 405 2,380 1,265 1,115 259· 225 54 Kalia (79) 649 230 230 ( 1,504 799 705 295 280 55 Chural Khurd (80) 436 125 125 848 472 376 104 94 56 Chural Kalan (81) 852 ;tI5 375 2,270 t183 1,087 338, 298 57 Bakhora Kalan (77) 734 279 279 1,791 960 831 247 243 58 Gurney (71) 505 181 i81 1,121 611 510 156 130 59 Bakhora Khurd (76) 319 130 130 800 428 372 127 101 60 Lehal Kalan (75) !,226. '482 482 3,021 1,712 1,309 336 223 61 Lehal Klturd (74) 572. 332 332 1,952 1,060 892 343 298 62 Khai (65) 331 ,~37 137 849 472 377 94 80 63 Lehra(661 Merg~d. 64 Khandebad (62) 838 219 2i9 pii 789 588 199 134 65 Ramgarh Sandwan (63) 719 293 293 I l,834 989 845 231 222 66 Arkbas (64) 481 171 171 1,114 584 530 252 221 67 Nangla (57) 1,140 375 375 2,238 1,211 1,027 336 294 68 Socngatiwala (35) 569 316 316 1,792 I 1,033 759 225 180 69 Pishore Bhaike (34) 1,050 416 416 2,413 1,342 1,071 376 300 70 Sheikhuwas (58) 815 280 280 1,661 9~2 729 299 214 71 Ghora Nab (59) 1,205, 402 402 2,435 1,332 1,103 368 288 72 Kal Banjara (60) 981 283 283 1,695 910 785 328 267 73 Bhutal Kalan (61) 1,681 550 550 3,581 1,957 1,624 424 32~ 74 Jhalur (152) 1,016 346 346 2,151 '1,201 950 336 262 I" 75' Rorewala (75) 472 208 208 1,220 696 524 143 113 76 Rai Dhariana (1~5) 1,813 561 565 3,781 2,095 1,686 529 429 77 Harigarh (150) 833 229 229 1,465 757. 708 242 226 7~ Kauhrian (149) 1,114 418 418 2,473 1,374 1,099 392 256 79 Ubha (148) 758 294 294 1,883 1,023 • 860 297 263 80 Rogla (114) 1,557 626 626 3,756 2,092 1,664 466 376 81 Chhahar (33) 2,466 ,678 681 4,150 2,234 1,916 494 414 82 Dhandoli Kalan (113) 923 310 310 1,919 , 1,037 882 388 309 83 Sullar (n2) 425, 114 114 707 377 330 95 84 84 Dhandoh Khurd (111) 474 259 281 1,579 833 746 264 262 85 Janal (118) 1,432 449 449 3,055 1,664 1,391 393 339 86 Toor Banjara (119) 580 279 279 1,783 938 845 327 ~13 87 Khanal Khurd (121) 582 251 251 ~,468 812 656 254 216 88 Gujran (110) 1,750 681 681 4,211 2,266 1,945 736 584 j" 89 Khanpura Faqiran(I02) 444 182 182 1,147 637 510 164 139 90 Ghanaur Jattan (100) 447 162 162 1,146 601 545 160 148 91' Kahangarh (96) 394 170 170 1,137 604 533 160 130 ,.. 92 Ghanaur Rajputan (125) 328 203 204 1,227 674 553 347 29~ 93 Santpura (124) • 218 . 18 18 122 68 54 94 Dialgarh Jajian (123) 602 201 '201 1,369 723 646 2ii 189 95 Kamalpur (126) 1,202 375 375 2,422 1,321 1,101 428 379

96 KhanaI Kalan (122) 1,213 473 473 2,965 1 1,631 1,334 420 349 97 Dirba (120) f, 2,705 1,238 1,241 7,814 4,360 3,454 802 599 98 , Samuran (134) ~ t 449 219 219 ~,356 728 628 197 206 99 Shafipur Khurd 133) 304 80 80 492 261 231 116 99 100 Shafipur Kalan (132) 576 252 252 1,570 837 733 206 192

101 Bagro! (127) 506 212 212 1,344 Sihal (131) 750 594 153 116 .102 617 ]50 151 1,089 558 531 103 Kadar Nagar alias MUnshi.- 122 119 " wala (135) . 135 101 1'01 660 364 296 104 Dharmgarh Chhanna (137) 104 86 137 60 60 469 243 226 51 55 105 Ratt~ngarh Si~hran (139~ 106 3,3~ ~O~ 6~7 ~qQ ~q7 ~l8 185 " ' . 189

CENSUS ABSTRACT SANGRUR DISTRICI MAIN WORKERS Marginal 'Non-Workers Total Main Cultivators AgricultiIral Househol" Other Workers Wor~ers Workers cn Labourers Industry, [III. IV, V(b) f a-IX) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX) Processing, Servicing and Repairs [V(a)) ----- M F M F M F M F 114 F M F M F M. F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 121 29 328 6 198 2 99 10 4 21 2 201 426 138 t 96 217 3 102 85 1 29 3 4 199 361 295 119 823 3 501 1 35 8 279 2 13 1 429 1,111 .245 146 504 157 246 169 128 9 4 80 25 295 548 67 24 293 21 186 1 68 17 9 1 30 2 179 355 373 133 680 77 173 7 186 32 11 1 310 37 13 13 490 997 212 88 485 9 270 2 127 3 24 64 4 475 822 121 54 308 2 - 276 22 6 1 4 1 4 17 299 491 53 16 266 1 165 75 7 19 1 , .. 162 371 374 116 1,122 2 650 313 9 150 2 590 1,307 173 50 658 419 160 13 66 29 402 863 92 31 295 221 43 31 2 175 377 in M.C. Lehragaga .. 128 .70 444 9 271 1 150 2 21 8 1 144 344 I 435 228 84 569 381 71 3 114 420 845 110 102 325 6 188 108 2 1 1 28 3 2 106 257 418 314 101 803 2 477 1 217 22 87 1 408. 1,025 350 122 682 4 439 1 119 31 93 3 2 351 753 468 199 804 14 476' '194 7 10 124 7 18 148 520 909 163 47 556 4 393 1 124 1 6 33 2 81 291 295 434 212 73 838 569 190 16 63 16 324 478 779 156 66 5S3 25 327 16 162 7 4 60 2 24 85 333 675 409 122 1,184 11 824 286 9 17 1 57 1 35 487 738 1,126 235 .82 728 2 429 231 1 8 60 1 473 948 150 49 385 3 250 97 2 11 27 1 311 521 326 102 1,181 6 732 1 250 19 180 5 5 91)9' 1,680 220 .131 453 25 264 4. 150 20 3 36 1 19 88 285 595 439 201 835 10 461 246 1 22 106 9 539 1,089 195 .55 567 17 296 214 14' 15 42 3 456 843 446 .170 1,275 5 768 360 1 1 146 4 817 1,659 567 262 1,202 19 747 3 317 11 30 108 5 1,032 1,897 248 120 553 24 334 178 22 2 39 2 190 425 668 136 70 235 1 163 1 35 5 32 1 142 328 318 151 4i4 26 113 161 25 175 26 359 720 461 196 1,029 60 641 265 59 7 116 1 635 1,331 280 ,141 603 5 346 187 2 4 66 2 335 840 200 109 511 6 329 129 2 3 50 4 19 301 631 530 258 1,366 4 740 4 482 27 117 25 166 875 1,775 151 43 457 1 290 130 6 31 1 5 180 504 184 96 367 224 102 12 29 234 545 136 7.( 411 243 129 4 35 166 193 361 85 20 411 160 220 15 16 3 9 260 544 10 2 39 39 29 54 242 IS3 479 2 252 182 3 4Z 2 .. 126 244 518 387 .216 2 58 '2 2 41 I 484 1,048 835 12 424, 351 9 I I 392 .197 988 23 624 236 18 9 119 5' 11 14 632 1,297 998 409 2,708 36 1,411 495 15 787 36 1,652 3,418 202 67 481 1 278 143 15 45 1 247 627 90 52 153 3 65 75 1 13 2 108 228 162 74 504 1 ,326 142 5 31 1 1 37 332 695 163 \ 83 365 2 248 73 44 2 13 372 592 116 57 332 6 229 1 74 5 24 5 22 193 ·204 332 94 45 194 3 120 52 22 3 25 42 145 251 52 22 160 6 125 33 6 2 83 220 87 '4Q 221 84 105 3~ ., Q9 13.9 23~ .. f90

SUNAM TAHSIL

Location Name of Village Ar

" ~- I \ I' 1 P M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 I 9 10' '11 12

10}3!106 Karia1 (136) , 803 304 304 I 1,8@ ~83 885 275 245 107 Rampura Gujran (11.7) 166 52 52 376 212 164 33 21 - 108 Khetla (140) 1,060 .414 414 2,675 1,477 1,198 395 328 109 Dewangarhi alias Kaimpur (116) , 363 1198 198 ( 1,251 102 555 213 165 , 110 Khera Naga (115) 115 94 94 554 290 264 88 79. .. 111 Cadbanjara Kalan (147) • 934 449 44q 2,825 1,~60 1,265 409 337 112 Kakuwala (146) 1430 120 120 751 390 361 117 108 I 113 Ladbanjara Khurd (145) 2S1 122 122 870 474 396 89 50' 114 Nil1algarh (144) 369 70 70 51Q ~.p9 t41 ,~S 78 . 115 Dhandial (157) 587 186 186 1,21'4 6:40 574 1~2 157 116 Shadi Rari~156) 1,280 f70 472 3;259 1,766 1,493 514 452 117 Dhindsa (93) 1480 182 182. 1,2n 693 584 222 196 ", 118 Dudian (94) 946 360, 360 2,326 1,285 1,041 280 220 119 Bhltthuwan ~100) 510 210 210 1,507 840 667 286 237 t.: 1,20 Bhutal Khljrd (92) 1,215 317 317 2,087 1,164 923 171 135 J-

121 Dehla(91) 651 ~24 1 224 1,367 755 612 169 140 I. 122 Gobindpura-Papra (90) 449 163 163 973 517 456 ,117 104 123 Balran(82) 2,099 687 687 4,604 2,504 2,100 598 490 124 (89) ,I 324 " , .. Un- 125 Katail (83) 705 ~33 233, 1,793 957 ·836 '193 157 '.. 126 Handa (84) 435 89 89 746 :3j4 352 43 45 .. 127 Kabirpur (S7) 274 7 7 36 19 17 ,.. 128 Moonak (88) Merged 129 Surjan Bhllni (103) 1250 25 25 17i 97 74 11 101 130 Salemgarh 102) 792 253 253 1,598 875 723 192 16g 131 Bhundar ijQaini (101) ,09 109 750 '3.88 362 1,20 122 422 '\ . 132 liamirgarh (99) 1,,121 292 294 1,938 1,040 898 362 323· J. 133 Bushera (119) 1,191 247 247 1,806 950 856 181 165 164 Rajat Reri, (98) 377 )08 108 I 770 396 374 133 '123, 135 Slrergarh alias Shel'Singhwala (95) 596 154 154 95$ 524 431 124 101 136 Badalgarh (96) , 757 166 192 1,19(1 689 507 184 167 .. 137 Bangan (97) '1,108 '7-76 276 2,02.\ l~O:n 928 262 2201 I. 138 Jaswantpura alias Hotipur (124) 539 84 84 538 302 236 24 20 .. 139 Nawanga0.n (123) 1,215 ~31 \, 331 2,04'} 1,120 927 300 255 !. 140 Andana (122) 1.. 680 382 382 3,052 1 ~644 1,408 428 382 141 Shahpur Nauabad alias Theri (121) 352 107 107 730 387 343 156 142 142 Chandu (120) 516 94 I ·94 704 3,64 340 296 279 143 Mandvi (118) 2,464 584 584 3,902 2,079 1,823 702 655 144 Makorar (104) 1,558 297 297 2,14'; 1,142 1,002 221 145 Phulad (105) 750 137 137 1,032' 5~8 484 7f1 9 167 146 Babangarh alias Ghamur Glf

SANGRUR mSTRtCT

/ MAIN WORKERS I Literates Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Hous~hold OtherlWorkers Workers Workers • (1) Labourers Industry- [III, IV; V(b) & (I-IX) (II) Manu... ,YMQ IX) faciuring, Processing, Servicing and Repairs [VCa)J , • I l M F M F M F M F MI F M F M F M F I I 13 14 15 16' 17 18 19 to 21 Z~ 23 24 25 26, 27 28 I I 322 210 577 11 335 j{i1 55 4 4 1 1402 873 45 17 1'381 1! 107 20 ~3 3 1 ; t· 74 163 370 128 947 26 517 181 8 8 1 235 17 10 530 1,162 146 41 4"52' .. 236 121 .6· 83 1 -I. '250 554 76 55 1'81· 2 87 74 ,2 18 2 5 ,40 104 222 I j ~396 147 90;1- 10, 528, 222 2. 16, 1.3~ 8 .1 656 1,255 95 58 222 10 112 102 10 16S 351 125 65 296 9 166 117 9 1 12 1 10 177 377 57 37 103 2 56 46 2 1 10 '83 156 156 77 14 386 253 99 '4 30 IS 145 239 429 340 99 1,068 3 555 281 34 1 198 2 299 698 ,1,191 180 83 430 33 254 1 135 31 10 31 1 101 263 . 450 172 60 841 4 511 1 249 4 77 3 444 1,037 136 31 506 '290 162 1 53 247 327 420 216 76 753 515 174 2 62 411 923 '127 48 469 11 318 6 119 4 13 19 1 9 26 277 575 76 27 315 1 205 68 1 41 1 202 455 346 86 1,437 20 1,240 3 112 14 3 82 3 40 220 1,027 1,860 inhabited " ...... 320 119 492 5 360 79 3 10 43 2 465 831 65 22 251 238 212 4 31 33 2 6 201 142 114 4 1 10 lo. 9 17 in N. A. C. ¥oonak ...... 28 15 57 49 1 7 2 23 38 51 ' 214 59 539 3 303 2 100 18 118 1 67 336 653 77 17 244 3 150 50 5 39 3 73 144 286 212 105 607 12 340 219 11 2 46 1 2 58 431 828 191 52 494 6 319 4 121 13 1 41 1 8 224 448 626 120 37 220 112 90 18 476 374 172 58 353 208 140 5 171 431 187 49 389 15 224 87 1 4 74 14 300 492 264 60 572 5 294 191 1 1 86 4 10 525 913 151 70 177 1 165 9 3 1 125 235 443 233 632 412 145 2 73 488 927 527 95 814 2 543 156 5 110 2 9 556 821 850 147 97 192 15 112 50 14 2 28 1 195 328 96 14 181 ,131 164 117 12 12 5 2 183 209 729 434 1,015 73 616 42 280 23 11 2 108 6 82 152 982 1,598 294 89 651 105 434 64 152 40 10 55 1 30 519 461 378 132 25 283 15 169 7 92 8 5 17 237 265 232 156 46 276 6 117 4 115 1 1 43 1 201 424 172 47 157 5 86 2 38 1 4 29 2 38 205 133 108 80 32 217 3 159 43 3 15 141 338 242 101 361 2 228 1 85 5 43 1 2 429 '108 190 83 528 36 314 32 181 3 3 1 30 6 370 454 418 82 35 240 1 174 1 50 2 14 3 263 222 162 75 21 266 5 195 1 56 3 4 1 11 1 24 142 298 111 40 352 37 238 .IS 90 19 12 1 12 2 180 406 \ 121 1~ 157 1 128 3 1 1 25 2 91 209 221 104 ~ 185 1 149 14 1 5 17 21 145 154 97 192,

VILLAGE PRIMARY SUNAM TAItSlt Locatioll Name of Village Area of No. of .No. of Total Population (indud- Scheduled Scheduled Code No. (with Hadbast No.) Village Occupied House- iug Institutional and Castes, Tribes " in Residential holds Houseless Populatiou) Hectares House s

P M F M F M F i 2 ~ 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 i2 .0/3/156 Bhulan (114) 960 338 338 2,636 1,425 1,211 255 183 157 Thaska (117) 427 81 84 1520 ,268 "252. 14lt 132 I 158 Gulahri (115) 683 277 277 2,158 1,139 ],019 282 272 159 Karoda (116) 603· 175 175 1;367 725 642' 96; 82 !60 Chatha GobindPura (126) 580 217 f17 },561 837 7241 14~ 119- 161 Khanori Khurd (128) 239 82 82 542 297 2451 134 122 162 Baupur (125) 706 140 140 950 534 416. W!I 105 163 Banarsi (127) 1;115 229 ?29 1,682 901 781 1,73 150 164 Khanor} Kalan (129) I .. Merged 1~3

CEl'fSU$ AB.STP.A~t . SANGRUR DistRIcr MAIN WORKERS Literates' Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry- Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufacturing, ~m,IV, V(b) Processing. VI to IX] Servicing and RepaiJ;'s (V(a)] ------,M!, F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 326 46 708 27 455 21 123 3 17 113 3 114 717 1,070 84 48 151 55 89 2 5 7 156 110 96 194 7 615 40 434 14 170 26 Il- I' 375 523 604 111 21 433 128 343 11~ 71 2 9 17 292 514 134 49 397 316 72 2 7 46 191 394 533 27 4 207 159 203 152 4 4 3 90 86 145 28 263 1 170 41 3 49 1 6. 271 409 187 23 403 308 64 3 28 28 41 470 740 in N.A.C. Khanauri kai~n SUNAM TAItSrt Location Name of Town/Ward Area of No. of, ,Np. of Tot,aJ Population (includ­ Scheduled Scheduled Code' Townl Occupied iiou'se! ding'IltStitutioilal and Castes Tri~s No. Wl1td R,esi- . hofds Rouseless i>6plllation) itr'Km2 dMtial I ' J Houses --_ p M F M F M F

1 ~2 3 4 '5 6 '7 '8 9 10 11 12

17/10/VII 'Sunam (U.A.) -N.A. 5,722 5,7,b 36,1t8O 19.154 17,026 \3,536 '3,193 i •Sunaul'(M.C.) 3"89 5,622' 5:643 35\505 ilI,790 16,'715 3:424 .~,101 Ward No.1 347 '357 2',318 1,243 1,075 ,68 78 2 324 332 2,086 1,090 996 273 249

3 35S 358 2,273 1,251 1~022 34 40 4 625 625 3,613 1,925 1,688 481 466 ," 5 618 618 3,929 2,080 1,849 1,216 1,099

6 297 297 1,948 1,044 904 515 432

7 330 330 2,195 1,156 1,039 142 109 '8 359 359 2,296 1,202 1,094 134 127 9 268 268 1,759 923 836 15 16 10 321 321 1,964 1,029 935 84 60 109 11 332 332 2,170 1.-148 h022 117 10 358 358 2,190 1,150 1,040 ,61 52 13 385 385 2,235 1,160 1,075 121 117 14 366 366 2,337 1,230 1,107 163 147 15 337 337 2,192 1,159 1,033

(i) Chamar Tibi, MoranwaJ Model Town (R), GugapiI, Kothe Harigarh and Kothe Sing1\­ pura(O.G.) 100 100 675 364 311 112 92

17/10/VIlI Lehragaga. (U.A.) 2,031 '2,031 12,241 6,481 5,760 1,342 1,219 Lehragaga (M.e.) 1,899 1:899 11,455 6,075 5,380 1,094 968 Ward No.1 157 15~ 1,043 566 477 t9 54 2 146 146 921 487 434 51° 16 3 226 226 1,246 644 602 303 278 4 227 227 1,528 806 722 45\ 36 5 93 93 622 307 315 6 166 166 1,026 550 476 18 ~3 7 169 169 1,032 551 481 • 51 38 8 168 168 921 498 423 41 ,35 9 142 142 797 434 363 295 240 10 230 230 1,289 686 603 147 143 175 175 1,030 546 484 95 85 11 I" ~ . (i) Khai Basti and area around ,132 132 786 406 380 ~ 251 the Town (O.G.) SANGltUR DISrR,I~T MAIN WORKERS . . 'Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Jndu:o.- Other Workers Workers Workers CQ , .Labourers try-ManufaCturing, [illt/IV V(b) & (I~ IX) (II) Processing, Set-, \U .to IX] vicing and-"Re"l' I pairs' [V(a) J

M. P': M P M P M F M F' M F F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 27 28 ~:748 6,147 9,932 633 1,621 51 1,130 111 251 38 6,930 433 4 9,220 16,389 : 1 ~ ; 9,679 6,108 9,724 632 1,502 51 1;053 111 251 38 6,918 432 4 9,064 16,079 ~ 426 t05' 673 35 190 79 3 2 402 32 570 1,040 677 423 559 69 54 3 11 491 69 531 927 I .. 861 567 642 19 3 20 622 16 609 1,003 1,014 584 957 72 31 ti3 19 22" 15 781 }8 2 966 1,616, 580 228 1;075 97 117 452 61 33 2 473 33 1,005 1,752

'407 283 510 13 11 44 55 400 13 534 891 '513 325 624 14 232 84 3 1/, 291 11 532 1,025 785 534 590 34 53 25 38 2 474 32 612 1 ;060 }I 596 432 491 31' 52 3 i' 431 ,30 432 805 558 389 537 66 80 34 22 3 \ 4 434 25 492 869 I 599 343 616 41 123 15 85 2 404 15 4 532 977 853 619 611 52 34 13 26 6 538 46 539 988 756 522 612 19 45 14 11 . r 542 19 548 1,d56 501 3!)7 611 55 184 1 86 16 1 340 38 619 1,052 " '553 341 616 15 296 20' 5 295 15 543 1,018

69 39 2Q& IJ9 77 •• 1 12 1 156 310 3,408 2,088 3,398 155 308 1 154 8 26.6 ,25 2.670 121 S 182 3,078 5,423 3,315 2,049 3,181 144 302 1 147 8 238 . 25 2,500 110 3 135 2,885 '5,101 330 184 301 23 } 16 14 282 9 2 265 452 254 152 239 7 3 25 1 211 6 10 248 417 301 154 323 20 7 11 2 17 288 18 321 581

593 419 418 1~ 7 11 3 398 10 1 388 708 221 146 169 3 3 166 3 138 312 361 243 290 11 39 '3 46 202 11 1 464 228 114 306 17 110 21 6 10 165 11 7 457 225 139 281 10 65 1 5 10 3 201 6 217 412 /113 43 217 7 33 39 11 3 134 4 1 216 356 360 204 370 17 28 57 65 220 17 2 316 584 329 251 273 16 4- 36 233 15 2 110 271 358 H e? ., 7 , . FO II 47 193 3~ 196

SUNAM TAHSIL URBAN PIaMAJl1:

Location Name of Town!Ward Area of No. of No. of Total Population (includ- Scheduled Scheduled Code Town! Occupied House- ing Institutional and Castes Tribes Number Ward Residen- holds Houseless Population) in Kms tial Houses

P M --F M, F M F I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 q. . ~ 17/lO/IX Moonak (N.A.C.) l'ot) 1,338 1,338 8,536 4,480 4,056 844 807 ., Ward No. 1 131 131 780 402 378 188 194 2 -140 140 869 436 433 292 287 3 165 165 968 502 466 186 173 4 99 9,9 704 369 335 " r 5 97 97 525 280 2~5 6 73 73 395 203 192 38 38 7 92 9.2 540 273 267 7 7 8 48 48 413 214 199 9 4

9 110 110 729 410 319 105 9,q 10 13,1 131 1,011 541 470 2 11 122 122 798 426 372 6 5 I 12 130 130 804 424 380 11 ,8 .- j 17!10/x' Khanauri Kalan (N.A.C). 1'50 745 745 4,923 2,700 Z.223 612 472 Ward No.1 108 108 746 404 342 89 65 2 163 163 1,145 643 502 207 152 .., 3 263 263 1,667 909 158 104 78

4 52 52 369 199 170 10 11 .~ 5 159 159 996 545 451 202 166 197

CENSUS ABS1'RACT SANGRUR DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Literates Marginal Non-workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Others Workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry­ Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufacturing, (III, IV, V(b) Processing, & VI to IX) Servicing and Repairs [V(a)]

M F M F M F M F M F M' F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 {,S89 ' 828 2,448 66 1,117 1 556 4 117 3 658 58 10 394 2,022 3,596 153 71 252 1 74 131 22 25 1 176 150 201

81 ~8 269 10 31 185 2 25 1 28, 7 171 167 252 180 112, 273 18 121 36 1 6 110 17 229 448 131 50 206' 3 106 30 6 64 3 163 332 115 61 132 7 45 33 53 7 148 238 59 23 101 2 31 26 1 43 1 7 27 95 163 201 137 134' 11 22 5 20 87 11 2' 5 137 251

102 65 107 3 ~ 65 4 4 34 2 1 11 106 185 58 7 211 2 124 51 1 10 26 199 317 194 79 307 2 271 11 25 2 234 468 154 77 233 4 127 25 22 59 4 '4 193 364 161 88 223 3 100 19 104 3 201 377 1,365 104 1,195 23 166 162 10 163 4 704 9 23 21 1,482 2,179 231 135 158 3 1 1 18 138 2 246 -339 315 179 226 6 6 78 2 22 120 3 1 1 416 495 558 298 432 7 10 9 3 84 329 4 22 19 455 732 123 57 85 5 22 58 114 170 138 35 294 7 149 69 5 17 2 59 1 251 443

BARNALA TAHSn, 200

VItLAGE PRIMARY QARNALt\. TAHSIL Location Name of TahsilfVillage Area of No. of No. of Total Population (includ- Scheduled Schedule Code (with Hadbast No.) Tahsil Occupi- House-J ing Institutional and Castes Tribes No. in kro2 ed Resi- holds Houseless population) and of dentiaJ Village Houses inHec- tares

P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 I, Barnala Tahsil 1455.6 45,456 45,509 2,97,007 1,59,472 1,37,535 45,471 38,845

10/4/1 Talwandi (12) 773 276 276 1,786 946 840 330 305 2 Kharak Singbwala (13) 344 68 68 372 212 160 118 93 3 Majuke(14) 650 242 242 1,637 891 746 291 240 4 Ramgarh (16) 729 287 287 2,018 1,073 945 336 320 5 Dipgarh (15) 351 121 121 888 470 418 68 67 6 Patti Dip Singh Bhadaur (8) Merged in Bhadaur 7 Patti Mohar Singh Bhadaur (9) .. Merged in Bhadaur 8 Alkran(ll) 467 228 228 1,459 794 665 249 208 9 Jangiana (10) 856 369 369 2,488 1,326 1,162 53C 474 10 Patti Bir Singh Bhadaur (7) Merged i~ Bhada~;"

11 Chhana Gulab Singh (5) 271 15:1- 154 972 S18 '+54 192 206 12 Sandhu Kalan (4) 663 281 281 1,745 953 792 186 161 13 Baloke(3) 679 135 135 820 435 385 128 105 14 Nainewala (6) 684 331 331 _1,903 1,030 li73 352 300 15 Patti Draka (440) 94 17 17 147 78 69 16 Burj Fatehgarh (439) 174 81 81 536 292 244 34 31 .. 17 Sehna (438) _ 4,488 1,390 1,390 9,173 4,978 4,195 1,178 929 18 Badhata (437) ,438 166 166 1,116 611 505 154 139 19 Chungh (436) 329 179 179 1,113 594 519 49 38 20 Bhotana (435) 1,630 507 507 3,131 1,699 1,432 472 410 21 Talewal (17) 1,992 683 683 4,154 2,176 1,978 615 574 22 Bihla (18) ~ 1,367 519 519 3,529 1,857 1,672 594 517 23 Naraingarh Sohian (20) 256 12~ l2li 757 429 328 173 129 24 Diwana (21) " 800 36~ 364 2,217 1,151 1,066 282 291 25 Chhiniwal Khurd (22) 555 272 272 1,672 902 770 126 112 26 Gehal (19) t 1,572 503 513 3,422 1,834 1,558 397 329 335 27 Moom (25) .. 1,393 354 354 2,546 1,346 1,200 263 .. \ 28 Sadowal (23) 404 137 137 959 506 453 165 157 29 Gajewal (24) 360 148 148 1,007 516 491 197 173 30 Chak Bhaika (26) 543 207 207 1,349 703 646 266 250 31 Dhaner (28) 1,099 280 ;1,80 1,612 849 763 384 339 32 Chhiniwal Kalan (35) ~ 1,852 604 604 3,860 2,106 1,754 412 334 33 Mahal Kalan (34) 2,568 789 ,789 4,967 2,659 2,308' 723 !'i33 34 Gangohar (31) 389 204 204 1,362 705 657 162 163 35 Kirpal Singhwala (82) 370 134 134 80(. 414 392 280 275 36 Kalal Majra (31) 598 240 240 1,676 909 767 256 208 37 Kalas (29) 642 274 278 1,759 953 806 226 186 49 38 Dhur Kot (27) 393 95 95 643 337 306 3~ .. 39 Jalaldewal (30) 1,297 518 518 3,547 1 ,90~ 1,640 582 ,. 40 Rajgarh (87) 238 103 103 709 375 334 67 4~2 , 41 Gobiodgarh (86) 461 148 148 949 504 445 240 218 .. 42 Dadhahur (83) 563 272 272 / 1,715 911 804 211 196 ., 43 Nihaluwala (84) 539 240 240 1,48~ 793· 695 179 173 44 Bahmanian (85) 466 66 66 334 184 150 72 64 45 Kutba (1) 997 298 298 2,035 1,11'~ 911 314 277 46 Shehbajpur (88) 634 273 273 1,769 922 847 336 306 47 Mohamadpura (90) 372 75 75 518 274 244 99 101 558 4& Johlan (89) 1,211 437 437 2,723 I: 1,500 1,223 459 49 Hardaspura (2) 518 185 185 14 1,288 687 601 158 121 .. SO Lohgarh (4) 458 218 218 ill 1,590 838 752 305 247 , . 201

CENSUS.,mSTRACt· SANGRU&DISTRICT

MAIN WORKERS Marginal Literates Non-Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry- Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufacturing, (III. IV, V(b) Processing, & VI toIX)] Servicing and Repairs [V (a)]

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 23 24 25 26 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 27 28 11,730 703 1,735 14~15 49,826 27,578 91,637 2,245 52,855 358 24,984 919 2,068 265 66,100 1,20,975 67 5 385 228 536 5 308 160 1 4JO 835 79 36 120 .. 25 78 2 15 83 92 77 209 116 560 17 344 186 17 1 29 2 331 727 357 213 612 5 350 191 5 66 5 461 940 142 69 241 223 1 1 16 21 1 208 417 Town Town 43 3 258 138 421 6 260 114 4 3 2 373 657 322 183 694 8 383 1 252 6 2 57 1 632 1,154 Town , , 19 3 170 54 330 3 220 88 3 27 187 424 292 liO 634 2 436 2 150 4 44 4 319 786 67 284 166 89 3 26 151 385 115 44 4 292 179 640 4 393 201 2 390 869 23 56 52 52 26 69 85 29 179 1 142 26 11 1 13 113 230 872 2,840 55 1,251 6 824 6 168 5 597 38 33 495 2,105 3,645 1,483 8 145 87 369 10 250 2 100 2 11 6 242 495 237 131 321 224 52 45 273 519 491 261 946 i4 584 228 16 6 1.18 8 3 74 750 1,344 826 449 1,271 17 735 297 1 52 2 lS7 14 3 902 1,961 748 503 1,034 10 565 1 340 1 7 122 8 21 258 802 1,404 141 62 244 127 106 11 26 185 302 511 302 674 14 403 151 10 '6 .. 114 4 3' 477 1,049 360 203 492 209 325 155 106 44 33 4 28 6 410 561 652 389 1,066 19 593 3 331 5 137. 16 768 1,569 494 316 754 4 489 189 1 8 68 3 3 194 589 1,002 153 91 300 46 186 97 44 2 15 2 206 407 177 118 292 82 134 J25 78 3 ,30 4 2 224 407 255 270 385 2 220 127 3 35 2 7 318 637 327 221 468 5 233 185 7 2 43 3 6 5 375 753 851 482 1,140 13 767 192 2 57 2 124 9 57 73 909 1,668 965 581 1,576 37 775 430 ·,66 305 37 13 190 1,070 2,081 339 207 292 2 163 68 10 46 2 97 64 316 591 147 106 .220 1 74 126 20 1 5 69 189 322 381 216 459 5 291 91 4 73 5 2 24 448 73& 455 276 580 52 345 6 145 40 3 1 87 5 4 79 369 675 92 59 187 2 149 32 1 5 2 150 304 938 452 1,098 4 512 7 ,86 4 809 1,636 175 96 230 2 167 4l~ 14 2 145 332

228 249 ~58 4 143 1 83 13 1 19 2 246 441 409 280 489 2 278' 104 9 98 2 422 802 319 200 0396 5 .244 .. 103 2 9 40 3' 14 2iii 383 474 88 54 76 1 ,,61 1 11 .4 1 107 149 426 211 629 154 369 157 149 10 1 93 4 23 81 462 686 422 297 $65 7 297 204 1 ~ 63 6 357 840 59 '38 144 1 85 53 1 5 1 130 243 566 288 881 6 418 328 34 .4 .lOt 2 619 1,217 292 191 377 6' 235 95 3 ,6 44 .. 310 595 29 3 ,,6 382 299 173 453 ~. 242 167 15 746 ~62

VILLAGE PRIMARt llARNALA TAlISIt Location • Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Code (with Hadbast No.) Village Occupi- House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes No. in Hec- ed Resi- holds and Houseless tares dential Population) Houses

------_ P M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 10/4/51 Chhapa (3) 955 400 400 2,548 1,386 1,162 338 260 52 Pandori (32) 465 284 284 1,781 899 882 420 403 53 Mahal Khurd (33) 734 403 403 2,541 1,330 1,211 387 355 54 Kurar (8) 1,260 504 504 3,138 1,692 1,446 516 454 55 Manal (10) 554 107 107 661 357 304 64 57 56 Mangewal (9) 660 344 344 2,282 1,241 1,041 270 196 57 Thuliwala (19) 1,384 54, 547 3,441 1,869 1,572 369 316 58 Hamidi (20) 1,431 568 568 3,750 2,017 1,733 456 370 59 Khiali (424) 446 171 171 964 525 439 116 95 60 Sahore (425) 839 243 243 1,575 855 720 '296 '249 61 Bazidke Khurd (45) 1,051 295 295 1,882 1,032 850 352 276 62 Bazidke Kalan (44) 622 244 244 1,644 870 774 353 303 63 Chuhanke Kalan (37) 522 206 206 1,300' 699 601 226 205 64 Sehjra (36) 1,055 432 432 2,910 1,541 1,369 497 415 65 Chuhanke Khurd (38) 460 209 209 1,364 734 630 169 142 66 Raisar Patiala (428) 768 231 231 1,599 860 739 267 237 67 Kalala (39) 602 261 261 1,632 876 756 218 190 68 Chakrohi (426) 114 Un- 69 Chanenwal (427) 1,269 549 556 3,278 1.725 1,553 509 485 70 Raisar Punjab (-40) 768 254 254 1,495 798 697 239 195 71 Naiwala (41) 852 227 227 1,377 756 621 339 301 72 Patti Sekhwan (42) 426 116 116 796 412 384 148 129 73 Barnala (55)' 3,508 66 66 516 281 235 44 31 74 Thikriwala (43) 2,456 853 854 5,745 3,071 2,674 831 674 ,. 75 Sanghera (49) 3,653 1,020 1,020 6,459 3,397 3,062 965 778 76 Bhadalwad (46) 638 330 330 1,788 886 902 341 306 77 Amla Singhwala (47) 652 191 191 1,355 713 642 335 304 78 Karamgarh (48) 1,058 546 546 3,119 1,647 1,472 527 424 79 Gurm (2l) 738 272 272 1,855 1,022 833 324 264 80 Gumti (18) 524 211 211 . 1,472 796 676 321 271 81 Nangal (22) 718 245 245 1,831 993 838 212 177 82 Thulewal (26) 404 180 180 1,205 645 560 201 193 83 Jhaloor (33) 1,340 497 497 3,029 1,686 1,343 506 418 84 Harbanspura (SO) 113 3 3 25 17 8 85 Shekha (51) 2,290 857 857 5,512 2,981 2,531 673 534 .. 86 Pharwahi (52) 1,285 467 467 2,819 1,527 1,292 588 484 87 Rasulpur (53) 62 12 12 68 36 32 3- l- 88 Harigarh (54) 153 142- 142 626 483 143 67 48 .. 89 Dhanaula Khurd (59) 660 214 214 1,340 719 621 232 209 90 Handiaya (58) 4,500 1,213 1,213 7,998 4,209 3,789 1,239 1,028 91 Khudi Kalan (57) 1 831 592 592 3,750 2,015 1,735 572 462 .. 92 Patti Sohlan (56) '216 16 16 77 39 38 5 93 Jodhpur. (435) 996 376 376 2,354 1,304 1,050 368 28g\ 94 Cheeman (430) 1,544 624 624 4,016 2,184 1,832 495 394 95 Kaire (429) 259 160 160 , 1,069 588 481 219 188 96 Bakhatgarh (434) 584 270 270 1,827 961 866 225 235 97 Malian Kalan (433) 210 133 142 905 487 418 152 124 98' Pakhoke (432) 794 319 319 2,066 1,139 927 330 283 99 lJgoke (66) 1,427 530 530 3,437 1,890 1,547 609 468 100 Mauran Nabha (51) 2,914 607 607 .4,414 2,366 2,048 736 653 101 laimal Singhwala (1). 265 124 124 936 515 421 100 73 102 Mauran Patiala (67) 1,960 673 673 4,612 2,468 2,144 663 550 103 Dhilwan Patiala (65) 1,563 431 431 3.264 1,743 1,521 364 300 . 104 Ghunas (61) 582 299 299 1.953 1,054 899 354 301 105 Khudi Khutd (60) 510 148 148 956 503 453 169 151 203

€ENSUS ABSTRACI SANGRUR DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Literates Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry- Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufacturing, I1I,IV,V(b) Processing, & VI to [IX) Servicing and Repair~ IV (a)]

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M 1" 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 23 421 166 842 18 523 218 13 18 83 5 13 544 1,131 341 196 511 10 239 194 1 21 1 57 8 41 509 347 363 514 302 689 138 367 61 208 60 15 12 99 5 2 216 639 857 622 334 990 10 514 307 2 34 3 135 . 5 90 702 ~ 1,346 205 125 194 6 116 29 3 9 40 3 163 .• 291 377 200 726 72 451 144 1 37 94 71 515 969 664 328 1,064 20 639 3 220 5 58 4 147 8 64 164 741 1,388 664 348 1,158 5 758 245 23 132 5 21 123 838 1,605 196 82 339 2 201 1 83- 1 21 34- 35 186 402 333 175 414 2 239 123 3 49 2 46 233 395 <4-35 426 247 574 6 261 2 194 13 106 4 458 8« 322 203 529 9 256 219 7 4 50 2 97 341 663 246 146 385 3 199 140 11 35 3 314 598 561 302 908 6 ,482 290 3 37 1 99 2 6 173 627 1,190 219 109 410 2 270 109 5 26 2 19 324 609 237 131 526 10 260 186 9 12 68 401 334 328 322 174 508 10 349 118 8 5 1 36 32 368 71<4- inhabited 597 362 874 22 523 193 11 14 144 11 160 290 691 1,241 237 118 463 280 138 12 33 2 222 333 475 324 161 464 3 211 217 2 6 30 1 292 611 175 96 270 153 85 3 29 142 384 72 51 153 2 114 26 13 1 3 98 125 135 1,101 626 1,608 21 883 455 8 9 261 12 40 345 1,423 2,301 863 561 1,915 87 1,142 484 74 16 273 13 9 39 1,473 2,936 393 314 469 10 196 183 1 2 88 9 416 892 277 138 393 11 230 129 6 12 3 22 2 320 631 498 346 845 38 441 3 237 21 30 1 137 13 10 802 1,424 470 204 538 310 170 10 48 34 450 333 228 83 421 213 139 41 28 2 375 674 230 160 589 4 385 109 4 91 4 3 13 401 321 197 101 403 1 240 117 6 40 1 1 135 241 424 581 265 974 5 515 269 50 140 4 70 746 642 592 8 • 2 9 9 8 8 626 313 1,940 7 1,208 2 544 1 18 170 4 8 89 1,033 2,435 376 186 904 9 406 2 346 2 51 2 101 3 20 142 603 1,141 20 11 19 2 9 2 8 2 1 16 30 237 7 418 64 6 412 64 65 79 288 161 425 2 210 136 6 73 2 294 619 1,605 990 2,368' 32 966 633 5 96 2 67,3 25 10 10 1,831 3,747 774 349 1,194 93 650 1 238 6 54 78 252 8 9 96 812 1,546 7 7 26 19 1 6 1 18 12 20 435 204 726 3 397 159 24 146 3 16 350 562 697 659 414 1,249 14 798 251 4 23 1 177 9 78 908 857 910 229 89 344 4 161 115 3 31 1 37 27 244 450

408 211 565 5 351 160 2 52 5 .,1 396 861 179 110 272 21 168 75 4 21 25 215 397 312 144 623 33 332 160 17 25 114 8 2 516 892 : 421 212 97l 58 630 230 50 5 106 7 122 338 797 1,151 494 246 1,493 27 888 453 21 16 136 6 9 47 864 1,974 202 94 249 3 167 49 3 30 3 34 169 232 249 655 \ 336 1,468 2 931 412 15 110 2 1 310 999 1,832 449 286 987 2 648 238 8 93 2 51 264 705 liZ 55 253 126 606 5 362 168 76 5 448 ~94 l64 96 272 199 55 1 17 7 11 224 442 204

VI(.tLAGE ,PRIMARY BARNALA TAHSIL Location Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Code (with Hadbast No.) Vi!ljige OCcupi- House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes No. in Hec- edResi- holds and Houseless tares dential Population) Houses

~~~ -~ P M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

10/4/106 Dhilwan Nabha (50) 1,599 435 435 2,999 1,684 1,315 583 443 107 Daraj (69) 844 278 278 1,775 941 834 171 144 108 Draka(70) 384 248 248 1,398 734 664 391 356 109 Tappa (64) 1,796 118 118 682 3,63 319 215 206 110 Patti Khatar (68) 393 Un- 111 Tajoke(63) 1,520 434 434 3,039 1,660 1,379 457 373 112 Rura Khurd (52) 452 111- 111 769 389 380 44 44 113 Pakho (53) 3,104 976 976 6,320 3,372. 2,948 1,186 1,028 114 Rura Kalan (54) 2,094 599' 599 3,933 2',112 1,821 532 487 115 Mehta (62) 549 213 214 1,519 794 725 280 255'

116 Dhaula (55) 3,205 977. 977 6,585 3,535 3,050 974 797 117 Dhurkot (74) 1,889 542 542 3,756 2,028 1,728 585 484 118 Kahnekc'(56) 871 26b 266 1,941 1,060 881 172 131 119 Fatehgarh Chhanna (57) 673 266 266 1,853 999 854 207 177 120 Bhaini Jas~a (55) 922 347- 347 2,143 1,159 984 270 231

121 Dhanaula (59) 5,311 259 259 1,918 1,043 875 101 89 122 Rajgarh (60) 450 103 103 820 413 407 109 102 123 UppaJi (61) 1,024 348 349 2,397 1',278 1,119 354 288 124 Dangarh (62) 747 314; 314 1,864 1,003 861 278 250 125 Kathu (63) 1,341 501, 501 3,160 1,728 1,432 449 396 126 Bhaioi Mehraj (65) 1,622 461 463 3,099 1,637 1,462 402 294 127 Badhar (69) 2,066 638 654 4,402 2,324 2,078 751 683 128 Bhathlan (64) 511 315 3-16 1,885 1,040 845 215 165 129 Harigarh (70) 859 375 ' 375 2,314 1,281 1,033 409 322 130 Attargarh (71) 424 183 183 1,073 581 492 184 163 131 Bhura (72) 568 167 167 1,087 581 506 164 161 132 Kuba (73) 568 204 204 1,447 787 660 249 206 133 Kaleke(77) 2,712 765 765 5,018 2,659 2,359 704 620 134 Badra (75) 1 866 306' 306 2,176 1,165 1,011 241 252 135 Bhaini Fatta (75) 1,002 278 2i8 1,909 1,066 843 342 259 136 Aspal Kalan (79) 1,138 357 357 2,466 1,313 1,153 451 381 137 A~pal Khurd (70) 574 140 141 1,051 548 503 21 19 138 Kot Duna (80) 2,498 514 514 3,452 1,838 1,614 610 532 139 pandher (80) 998 369 370 2,411 1,317 1,094 355 320 140 Rajia (79) 676 233 233 1,724 940 784 266 244 ~f}~. CENSI1S JABStItttr SANG'aUR D1Sl'RltT

MAIN-:WOJlKBRS' ;;:;= ___ :.~.r-:t l< "':5 t. Literates -~~ t..,. - ~ ... ~ ~::I 1 !::a Marginal Non-Workers Total Main GIlltiv3tGts A~icnltural' H~seMW'1 o(per Workers Workers en Labonrers Indust~yu,.. ~rkers (I-DO (II) Manilf~llt, - [ ,IV, V(b) Processini, & VI to IX) Servicina and Repairs! V(a)]

_ __".J~_~ -~--..I-- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 320 117 908 5 508 327 4 10 63 1 44 172 732 1,138 290 173 438 9 283 1 68) 9 78 4 80 242 423 583 132 63 388 4 173 140 28 '*1 47 3 129 346 531 96 34 204 3 47 17 3 137 3 8 159 308 innabited- 379 153 962 41 614 196 21 21 14 137 6 698 1,338 145 71 233 2 199 19 5 2 10 3 153 378 823 378 1,904 11 1,080 1 629 3 z.t 3- 171 4 44 121 1,424 2,816 457 203 1,260 24 824 18 275 2' 43' 1 118 3 56 128 796 1,669 198 126 471 5 330 104 3 3 34 2 1 78 322 642 845 370 2,094 17 1,267 537 45 1 245 15 14 63 1,427 2,970 544 273 1,224 16 658 3'5 17 ' 2 154 14 804 1,712 219 111 615 5 434 137 19 4 25 1 106 585 339 291 231 116 598 365 f65 68 401 854 323 158 737 101 500 52 17s' 47 2 60 2 53 579 369 304 224 127 649 4 543 50 11 45 2 1 393 871 123 62 257 1 158 76. • 1 22 1 240 156 166 307 163 812 8 425 1 296 24 73 7 289 466 822 308 209 604 18 351 1 183 ' 9: 15 55 8 11 388 843 533 270 964 43 557 1 ·259' 33 16 132 9 6 349 758 1,040 385 256 1,003 16 641 5 265 9 9 88 1 6 468 628 978 911 592 1,222 29 569 2 371 7 20 262 20 11 30 1,091 2,019 338 141 636 6 445 93 1 10 88 5 5 110 399 729 6 . 341 475 680 269. 133 797 12 49-1 1- 189, 10 " W 1 9 126 55 328 4 188 97 4 2 41 70 253 418 153 79 360 12 191 1 10{ 10 8 1 60 221 494 193 84 467 3 275 122. 21 3 49 7 Zi4 313 443 617 361 1,550 24 916 16 377 5 76 181 3 12 227 1 ,097 2,108 185 59 724 2 485 183, 10 46 2 29 441 980 241 85 664 42 421 170 is 29 26 34 1 7 395 801 245 123 806 2 474 235' 18 79 2 43 682 464 469 94 36 '321 294 H 7 6 35 295 192 208 450 216 1,051 8 622 2 291 3 29 109 3 787 1,606 310 109 774 4 468 1&3' 17 106 4 74 54J 1,016 773 '218 115 529 ~ 3~~ l29 3 64 3 1 8 410 206 BARNALA TAHSIL URBAN PRIMARy

Location Name of Townl Area of No. or' No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Code Ward Town/ Occupi- House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes No. Wll.rd ed Resi- holds and HOl;lseless Population) in Km. 2 dential 'Houses

P M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 ,5 7 8 9 10 11 12 17/10/XI Hbadaur (M.C.) 6 ·00 Z,172 2,18.0 13,350 7,087 6,263 2,606 2,233 Ward No, 1 248 248 1,401 764 637 '594 479 2 226 226 1.320 700 62(} 181 167 3 168 168 1,001 528 473 53 42 4 126 126 841 440 401 24 12 5 140 140 937 476 461 39 36 6 93 93 643 331 312 24 22 .1 7 198 198 1.228 654 574 261 248 8 253 261 1,433 790 643 .552 468 9 129 129 752 400 352 307 279 ! 10 150 150. 1,009 519 490 ·99 93 11 167 167 1,008 551 457 222 181 12 145 145 937 498 439 124 95 13 129 129 840 436 404 126 111 17/10/xn Hamala (U.A.) N.A. :7,492 7,541 43,680 23,387 20,293 4,891 4,156 Barnala (M.C.) 16 ·00 7,452 7,500 43,440 23,253 20,187 4.850 4.118 Ward No.1 597 597 3.289 1,765 1,524 809 688 2 .539 562 3,176 1,686 1.490 677 599 3 694 712 3.781 2.036 .1,745 478 394

4 466 466 2.65~ 1,436 1,218 369 312 (' 5 477 471 2,718, 1,429 1,289 61 58 6 355 355 2,197 1,170 1,027 28 25 7 335 335 2,132 1,106 1,026 8 368 368 2,212 1,150 1,062 39 42 9 347 347 2.160 1,101 1,059 444 425

10 367 368 2,206 1,148 1.058 18 \ 13 11 '402 402 2.334 1,268 1,066 79 ~5 12 346 346 2,072 1,074 998 55 37 13 369 369 2,282 1,200 1,082 216 200 14 382 382 2,428 1,320 1,108 217 179 15 369 376 2,139 1,158 981 53 38

16 606 605 3,235 1,864 1,371 351 300 .1 17 433 433 2,425 1,342 1,083 956 743 (i) Block No. (58) Partly (O.G.) 40· 41 240 134 106 41 38 MAIN WORf

------M F M F M F M F M F M F .M F 25 26 27 28 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 14 659 3,020 2,434 1,536 4,053 113 11,460 1 1,300 19 185 6 L1,108 87 5,491 5 52 354 110 56 410 7 52 324 2, 3 31 578 9 285 233 128 415 11 233 72 2 13 97 609 4 131 227 236 155 297 10 " 138 30 1 ,.. 128 10 332 5 172 231 180 268 5 107 211 .-: 2 138 396 11 2 204 447 311 214 272 12 71 7 .:1. 194 122 149 107 209. 6 121 171 1 16 55 5 306 4 39 280 527 197 101 370 8 103 110 tt. 31 I ' .• 126 110 18 2 131 337 490 120 54 451, 22 39 'j •• 292 3 j 10 1 .. ' 132 178 70 45 222 1 58 150 •. • 1 13 1 219 2 220 225 157 299 6 140 54 53 52 6 482 3 4 170 212 282 182 102 335 5 164 1 105 .• I 10 I 1 56 85 9 259 428 229 139 239 11 116 33 1 2 5 170 395 141 98 266 9 118 .85: ~. r 40 - 4 23 5 545 116 72 11,160 119,634 12,927 8,729 12,111 587 932. 1 7JJ7 j 1,4 303 26 11l,089 116 72 11,092 .. 19,543 12,889 8,71j 12,045 582 924 ~ 1 780 14 '}.97 ,26 10,044 541 23 867 667 385 833 43 147 1 155 5 19 512 37 65 1,458 6 28 798 556 339 882 26 139 148 20 2 575 24 1,436 1 1,017 1,661 1,192 796 1,018 84 62 52 33 7 871 77 2 755 840 547 679, 61 3 13 13 1 650 60 1,157 51 13 3 704 1,234 1,055 743 712 52 9 :.. ,. 8 I 1 695 4 523 840 625 630 26 2 1 20 607 26 17 997 615 13 1 478 1,012 879 658 628 13 5 1 p. 7 44 526 846 621 624 45 17 2 'Ii.t 5 1 600 1,017 12 1 470 42 536 1,016 510 370 565 43 3 -SO .~ 21 5 1 587 1,036 597 410 556 21 28 4 ;.. 17 507 777 508 616 27 59 48 12 1 497 26' 1 2 651 1,037 518 366 595 25 237 18 2 65 3 275 20 /4;9 973 582 .1,060 614 413 618 22 141 41 8 428 22 631 810 544 689 35 7 27 4 5 651 30 1,072 \ 505 827 581 653 24, 5 12 636 24 957 936 597 1,094 8 62 92 22 918 8 6 10 764 1,364 0425 211 653 27 3 93 7 20 4 537 16 689 ,1,056 68 32 IS 66 5 8 7 1 6 45 4 4QI

BAR~ALA Tt\HSIL imBAN l'RIMARY

L'Jcation Name of tlle:TownlWard Area of No. o~ ','-'No:of "'Totar-Population (ioclud· Scheduled Scheduled Code -.T6.yi~/ ·OC9'tted·~use.·,~~ InS~tutiorial and castes Tribes Number . Wfttd Res. !h~ olds ~ Qus~l~ Popu!atiop) 'lJ'n:~1 ' ~' 1 " (I, ~~s

P M F M F M F 1 2 } 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

l'1JIUfXill Dhanau\a (M.e.) vS'OO "'1',11.9 2,%41. 1~,885 '7,359 (;,526 1,933 1,()25 Ward No. 1 176 176 1:13'4 616 518 321 276 2 130 130 '829 440 389 99 80 3 '140 140 -927 487 440 24 28 4 138 138 \865 450 415 163 140 5 179 179 1,;688 • 597 491 151 125 6 '201 21'4 1;301 679 622 149 121 7 "230 230 11:320 704 616 39 40 8 ,111 171 1;090 561 529 32 34 9 ' 176 176 1;047 518 529 8 10 10 · '175 175 "952 507 445 285' 225 11 '223 223 t1,311 71"1 594 436 369 11 · 136 136 '997 518 479 1 8

13 '154 154 1,024 565 4~9 219 169 1711WXIV Tapa (U.Jt.) 'N.. A, 1,798 1,814 11;108 '5,915 5,193 1,534 1,354 Tapa (M:e,) 2~47 1';"194 '1,810 11,1188 '5,904' 'l5,184 ,1,534 1;354 Ward No. 1 "i60 160 '979 546 433 316 274 2 · '149 149 '942 495 447 139 136 '" \ 2;0 3 254 t496 794 702 437 380 .. ' 4 ' 144 144 '963 ' 499 464 '24 18 5 151- 160 '946 S02 444 75 86 6 133 133· 848 444 404 151 I 141 7 "185 186 - ,048 566 482 ' 91 17 8 • '194 196 ·146.. 639 507 40 21 9 138 138 -921 477 444 10 136 136 ~7 473 454 11 J..~4 1S4 ·872 469 <103 261 2'27

(i)'Ele4:tricity Coldn1(O.G~) .. .4 120 1~ 9 209

CENSUS ABSTRAcr SANGRUR DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non­ Literates Workers Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers (1) Labourers Industry­ [III, IV. V(b) (I-IX) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Processing, Servicing and Repairs [V(a)] M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

~,826 1,719 4,077 95 1,612 2 924 82 8 1,459 85 10 39 3,272 6,392 111 55 368 2 194 154 6 1 14 1 248 516 150 85 244 1 136 73 1 34 1 3 196 385 185 122 296 ., 192 20 } 83 7 191 433 145 80 263 3 100 89 2 73 1 2 185 412

224 135 323 3 108 82 2 131 3 274 488 173 86 347 12 107 1 28 50 1 162 10 8 36 324 574 371 254 337 17 83 48 1 205 17 367 599 331 216 317 11 108 10 2 197 11 244 518 344 253 264 17 46 4 214 17 254 512 218 131 253 10 56 111 85 10 254 435 158 59 413 6 107 204 9 93 6 304 588 206 140 324 1 219 1 11 2 92 194 478 210 103 328 5 156 90. 6 4 76 1 237 454 2,947 1, 785 3,188 158 536 504 1 28 2,120 156 20 254 2,707 4,781 2,936 1,776 3,184 158 536 504 1 28 1 2,116 156 20 254 2,700 4,722

141 70 2~2 16 18 70 8 186 16 264 417 227 100 256 5 29 70 7 150 4 2 237 442 212 95 420 4 87 134 199 4 4 8 370 690 223 145 278 2 131 19 127 2 5 110 216 352 227 114 295 6 108 48 5 1 134 5 12 207 426 141 69 262 3 96 140 2 24 3 2 117 180 284 320 212 300 11 47 9 4 240 11 3 263 471 434 288 368 25 13 12 342 25 3 271 479

386 284 242 11 242 11 235 433 398 287 234 11 1 233 11 239 443 227 112 247 64 6 2 239 64 4 4 218 335 , 11 4 4 /7 9 tJRBAN/VlLLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAC'1? APPENDIX Total, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Population-Urban Blockwise

213

URBAN! VILLAGE PRlMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX

Total, Scheduled Castes and ScIieduled Tribes Population-Urban Blochise SANGRUR DISTRICT

Location Name of Town!WardjUrban Block Total Scheduled Scheduled CadeNo. Population . Castes Tribes 1 2 3 4 5 I1l1lnl 17/10/1 Ahrnedgarh (M.C.) 16,874 2,359 Ward No.1 1,063 209 Block No. 1 502 79 2 561 130 Ward No.2 1,206 6 Block No. 3 635 4 571 6 Ward No. 3 1,180 23. Block No. 5 595 23 6 585 Ward No.4 1,064 22 Block No. 7 503 8 561 22 Ward No.5 1,536 151 Blo,?kNo. 9 777 102 10 759 49 Ward No.6 1,425 113 Block No. 11 688 31 12 737 82 , Ward No.7 944 43 Block No. 13 387 .1 14 557 42

Ward No. 8 1,032 384 Block No. 15 498 182 16 534 202 Ward No.9 1,638 65 Block No. 17 647 2& 18 991 37 Ward No. 10 1,520 807 Block No. 19 797 682 20 723 125 Ward No. 11 1,178 77 Block No. 21 628 77 22 550 Ward No. 12 1,626 138 Block No. 23 799 68 24 827 70 Ward No. 13 1,462 321 Block No. 25 874 31 26 588 290

17/10/11 Malerkotla (M.C.) 6~,756 3,860 { W~rdNo. 1 3,412 41 I Block No. 1 839 41 I 2 636 3 489 4 676 5 772 Wllrd No.2 3,138 191 Block No. 6 659 7 622 8 645 9, 573 10 639 191 214

URBAti/VlLI>AGIi; PRIMAJf¥ GENSl1S A~ll~M::T Al'PENDIX Total, ~I!belluled ~jlst.es .n4 S~e~uled 1ribes. popullltillIJ-l1rllan 1J1oFkwis~

~ANGRUa m~llVCT Name of TownfWarq/Urban Block Total Scheduled. Sched~ed Local'Codeffo. Population Castes Tri~~' 3 4 5 1 2 17/10/11 Malerkotla (M.C.)-contd. Ward No. 3 3,7~3 721 Block No. 11 955 142 12 711 569 13 95(j 14 ~630 7 15 531 3

Ward No. 4 4,085 428 WockNo.16 555 422 17 308 18 640 19 55~ 20 671 21 719 6 22 633

Ward No.5 4,499 290 Block No. 23 689 24 677 25 9,59 4 26 1,127 30 27 1,047 256 146 Ward No. 6 4,595 Block No. 28 764 109 ,. 29 747 30 841 q 31 ., 32 1,427t 31 1,363 Ward No.7 5,081 B!ockNo.33 742 310 34 54Q 345 35 813 4 36 933 37 795 38 5~0 27 39 678 67<1

Ward No.8 3,742 76 mQckNo.4O 927 70 41 941 42 598 1 43 580 5 44 $)96

Ward No. 9 3,423 18 IJlof:k No. 45 939 46 870 18 47 ~99 48 7\5

Ward No. 10 3,344 4 ~lock No: 49 682 50 586 "1 51 894 52 268 4 53 914

Ward No. 11 3,070 24. Blpck No. 54 608 24" 5S 536 56 722 57 570 58 634

Ward No. 12 3,105 142 Block No, 59 933 60 157 3 61 726 62 689 139 215

URI$Abl/VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS AaSTRACT APPEND~

Total. Scheduled Castes an!J, $P.le4ul~~ TrilJes popqlation-Urban Blockwise SANGRUR DISTRICT Location Nalpe of Town/Ward/Urban Block Total Scheduled Schedued Code No. Pop!flatiop Castes Jiibes I 2 3 4 •5 17/10/lJ, Malerkptla (M.e.)~Concld. Warp No. 13 3,286 21 Block No. 63 815 64 879 65 5~8 21 66 465 67 539, Warp No. 14 2,825 _ 25 Blos:k No. 68 934 25 . 69 376 70 688 7 827

WlJr~No. 1:5 ~,386 11 BIQCkNo.72 484' . 73 868 74 550 75 184 76 700 11 Ward No. 16 2,262 283 .ijlppIf No, 77 449 . . 78 585 1~2 79 821 19 80 407 24

W~r4No. 17 ~,p3 5 11lock No. 81 440 5 82 490 83 324 84 . ~79 ," Ward No. 18 3,914 65 Bloc)< No 85 ~. 86 743 63 529 87 545 '2 .. 88 620 89 560 90 917 Ward No. 19 2,673 6 Block No. 91 564 6 ", 92 854 93 872 94- 383 17/10/III DhuJi (M.e.) 27,100 ',029 Ward No 1 1,980 361 ~19ckNo. 1 558 57 2 714 202 3 648 102 Ward No. 2 1,528 107 Blo~kNo. 4 761 83 5 767 24 ~ardNo. 3 .2,084 1,151, Block No. 6 761 92' 7 751 641 8 572 418 Ward No. 4 '2,326 664- Block No. 9 951 29 10 717 252 11 658 ~8~ WardNo. :s 1,923 14 Block No. 12 735 2 13 4 14 ~~ 8 ' .. 216

lJRBANtVILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT ~PEN:PIX Total, Scheduled Castes and Scheeuled Tribes population-Urban Blockwise . SANGRUR. DISTRIcr Location Total Scheduled Scheduled Code No. Nome of Town/ward/Urban Block Population Castes Tribes 1 2 3 4 5 17/10JIll Dhuri (M.C.)-concld. Ward No. 6 1,915 562 Block No. 15 791 37 16 442 1:1 17 682 511 Ward No. 7 2,195 405 Block No. 18 819 224 19 508 28 20 868 153 Ward No. 8 1,397 12 Block No. 21 427 4 22 582 8 23 388

Ward No. 9 1,367 20 Block No. 24 621 20 25 746 Ward No. 10 1,267 Block No. 26 546 27 339 28 382 Ward No. 11 1,752 317 BlockNo. 2~ 935 240 . 3) 817 77 Ward No.12 1,535 354 Block No. 31 914 233' , 32 621 121 Ward No. 11 1',289 129 Block No. 33 589 129 34 700 Ward No. 14 1,395 137 Block No. 3S 708 132 36 687 5 Ward No. 15 3,147 796 .. Block No. 37 478 93 .. < 38 839 146 39 1,096 118 40 734 439 Bha,,!anigarh (U.A.) 9,817 2,369 17/10fIV, BhaW!lnigarh (M.C) 8,901 1,707 Ward No 1 858 ,g BlocKNo. 12 858 Ward No. 2 776 Block No. 776 ~~ Ward No. 3 950 Id Block No. 3 950 172 \ WardNo 4 1,393 656 Block No. 4 898 586 5 495 70 Ward No. 5 874 588 BI6ckNo. 6 874 588 Ward No. 6 682 219 Block No. 2 682 219 Ward No. 7 785 15 Block No. 7 785 15 Ward No. 8 701 35 Block No. 8 701 35 Ward No. 9 606 6 Block No. 9 606 6 ZI7

V.&B~/VIJLAGE ?RIMARY '~fN~P~ ,ABS'11tACT APPENDIX .1I.J l I '), . Total, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population-Urban BIOCkwise 'SA'NGRW''b1STtiC'r Location Name of TOwnJWard/Urban'mock' Total Scheduled Scheduled Code No. Population Castes Tribes

Ward No. 4 1,9~1 i' Block No. 13 488 14 665 15 833 7 Ward No. 5 2:963 40 Block: No. 16 6~4 18 17 678 16 18 313 6 19 915 20 4~8 2,038. 20 mock No. 21 -642 16 22 897 23 499 4 Ward:No.7 2,086 f •• : Block No. 24 838 25 782 26 466 Ward No.8 2,084 1,303 Block No. 27 546 72, 28 895 865 29 643 366 Ward No.9 2,333 300 Block No. 30 967 31 68? ~Z· 32 .684 242 Ward No. 10 2,601 776 Block No. 33 ~98 497 34 750 199 35 853 80

Ward No. 11 2,364 186 Block 'No. 36 478 37 650 42 38 499 139 39 737 5 , 218

I 1\ U URBAN'/VILLAGE PRIMARY'CENSUS ABSTRACT 1,,1 APPEND:GG

Total, Scheduled castes and !?eh~uletL llibes:population-Urban Blockwise

SANGRUR. DISTRlCl' I' .\ Nl.me of Town/Ward/Urba.n Block Total SchedUled Scheduled b>cation Castes Tribes Code No. population 3 4 1 2 5 17/10/V Sllngrur (M.C.)-Concld. Ward No. 12 1.971 7 Block No. 40 653 41 608 42 710 I 7, Ward No. 13 1,995 85 Block No. 43 867 . ;1' 44 439 45 689 85 Ward'No.14 1,916 10 Block No. 46 640 10 47 855 48 421

Ward No. 15 2,257 202 Block No. 49 569 5, 50 817 50 51 871 147 Ward No. 16 3,296 584 I. BlJck No. 52 607 161 53 530 1 162 54 698 lI' 55 355 55 56 1.106 195 Ward No. 17 6,696 2,13~ Brock No. 57 741 36 58 795 591 59 808 483

Block No. 60 393 lei

~lock No. 61 910 119

Block No. 62 349 9 Brock No. 63 589 16' Block No. 64 2,111 485

~~ngowal (U.A.) 12,971 f 2,844 17/10/VI Lqngowal (M.C.) 12,530 ,2,835 641 339 Ward No.1 Block No.1 641 339: \ \yard No.2 1,491 ~18 Block No.2 388 88 3 781 298 4 322 132 Ward No. 3 1,126 296 Block No.5 542 6 584 290. Ward No.4 1,041 9 Block No.7 599 9 8' 442 .. " 219

'URBf(N}VILLAGE' PRIMARY'CEN'SUS 'ABSTRAcr I. APPENDIX fotal, Schedllied Castes aut! Sclieduled friltes Population-Urban Blockwise SANGRUR DISTRIcr " Location Nahle of Town/Ward/Urban Block Total Scheduled Scheduled Code No. Population ~~s ::r~\l1es 1 2 3 "4 5 17flO{VI Longowal (M.C. )-coneld. ! Ward No.5 855 305 Block No. 9 855 305

Ward No. 6 1,077 '118 Block No. 10 .'h748 118 11 329

Ward No. 7 727 Block No. 12 727

Ward No. 8 l,02€ 76 i. Block No. 13 670 24 14 35~ 52

Ward No. 9 h06~ 203 Block No. 15 78~ 100 16 282 103

Ward No. 10 1,06: '508 Block No. 17 348 128 18 71: 380

Ward No. 11 661 85 Block No. 19 661 85

Ward No. 12 82S Block No. 20 82\ , Ward No. 13 92': 84 Block No. 21 .48' 22 44: 84 Pindi Kehar Singh and Pindi 441 9 'Dhilwan (O.G.) Block No. 23 278 9 24 163

Sunam (IT.A.) ,180' 6,729 17/10/VII Sunam (M.C.) ,505 6,525 WardNo. 1 :,318 146 Block No. 1 ,905, 89 2 1584, 57 3 829 Ward No. 2 :;086 522 I IIBlock No.4 610 507 5 882 7 6 594 8 Ward No. 3 :,273 74 Block No. 7 569) 741 I I I 8 771 9 933 I 1,613 947 Word No.4 Block No. 10 759 " 11 1,029 J 12 871 258 13 954 640 WardNol5 I 1,929 2,315 Block No. 14 869 550 15 1,142 1,073 16 1,198 565 17 720 127 Ward No. 6 1,948 947 Block No. 18 717 493 19 441 249 20 790 205 'URBf(N}VILLAGE' PRIMARY'CEN'SUS 'ABSTRAcr I. APPENDIX fotal, Schedllied Castes aut! Sclieduled friltes Population-Urban Blockwise SANGRUR DISTRIcr

Location Name of Town/WardjUrban Bloc~ Total Scheduled Scheduled Code No. Population Castes Tribes ,1 2 3 4 ,5 l';lv,vn su'lihn (M:C.)-CoTlcld. I Ward No. 7 2,195 251 Block No. 21 ,;;23 217 ",.,.-, '22 662 L 23 1,010 34

I tWard No.8 2,296 261 Block No, 24 646 4 25 972 75 26 678 182 Ward No. 9 1,759 31 Block No. 27 476 28 779 31 29 504 Ward No. 10 1,964 ;Block No. 30 628 1~ 31 935 32 401 74

'Ward No. 11 .l 2,170 ,,~6 Block No. 33 566 "118 34 399 6 3S 551 99 36 654 '3 2,190 113 Ward No. 12 Block No. 37 570 2 38 842 31 39 ~ 778 80 Ward No. 13 2,235 238 Block No. 40 '934 215 41 627 42 ,6,74 . 23 Ward No. 14 2,33'71 310 Block No. 43 633 143 44 961 152 45 743 15

·WardNo. 15 2,192, l~~. Block No. 46 504 47 850 l, 48 838 Chamar Tibi,'Moranwali and 675 204 lV!0del To~n (R) and GUga Plr, Hangarh and Kothe Singhpura (O.G~ Block No. 49 ,675 204 'Lehragaga tU.1-.) 12,241 2,561

17110IVll,l Lehragaga (M:C.) Il~455 2,062

Ward No. 1 1,043 10~ Block No. 1 504 68 2 539 35 Ward No. 2 ) 921 96 BluckNo. 3 509 32 412 4 64 I • .,Ward No. 3 1,246 581 Block No. S 427 77 6 819 504 Ward No. 4 1,528 81 Block No. 7 1,044 65 8· 484 16 .. Ward No. 5 622 Block No. !} 62l '"2!1 U.aBANtVILLAGE PRIMAR.Y CENStJS ABSTRAct ApPE~bIX Total, Sche8uled ~aste!J :lila Schedule. ttihe1J Pbpulltion-Ut"6an Bl6ckwise' SANGRUR DISTR.ICT Lo~t~n ~~me of Town/Ward/Urban Block T9,tal Scheduled ¥~~~~led Co e. ct. Population Castes n, es 1 2 3 4 5 17/lO/VIII Lehragaga (M.e.) coneld. Ward No. 6 1,026 3t Block No. 10 640 28 11 386 3

Ward No.7 1.032 8? Block No. 12 600. 13 432 89 Ward No.8 921 76 Block No. 14 607 65 15 314 11 Ward No.9 797 Block No. 16 797 ;j§ Ward No. 10 1,289 290 Block No. 17 ~~Q 19!1 18 699 91 WaldNo. 11 1,020 Block No. 19 44J. 11~ 20 587 167 Blqck No. 21 786 499 'khai Basti and Area around 786 499' th~ Town (O.G.) 17/10/IX Mponak N.A.C. 8,536 ,651 Ward No. 1 3,321 320 Block No.1 780 382, 2 869 579 3 968 359 4 704 Ward No.2 1,873 103 Block No. 5 525 6 395 76 7 540 14 8 4h 13 "'litH No.3 3,342 22g Block No.9 729 195 10 1,011 31 .!.I 11 798 11 12 804 1~' 17(1 Of X khanauri Kalan (N.A.C.) 4,923 1,084 Ward No.1 746 154 Block No. I 746 154 Ward No. 2 1,145 359 Block No. 2 9n ~58' 3 113 1 Ward No. 3 1,667 182 'bfockNo. 4 398 40 5 ~21 lZl/, 6 648 22' Ward No. 4 369 21 Block No. 7 369 21 ward No. 5 996 368 Block No. 8 668 9 328 I~ 11flOfXI 'Bltadaur (M.C.) 13,350 4.839 Ward No. 1 1,401 1,073 Block No. 1 738 657 2 663 416 .WardNo.2 1,320 348' Block No. 3 601 122 4 719 226 222 •URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total, Scheduled Castes and Scbeduled Tribes Population-Urban Blockwise SANGRUR'DISTRIcr i.ocatidn Name of Town/Ward/Urban Block Total Scheduled Scheduled Code No. Population castes Tribes 1 2 3 4 5 17/10fXI Bhadaur (M.e.) Coneld. Ward No. 3 1,001 95 Block No. 5 553 65, 6 448 30 Ward No. 4 841 36 Block No. 7 841 36 Ward No. 5 937 75 .. Block No. 8 492 64 9 445 11

Ward No. 6 643 46 Block No. .10 643 46 Ward No. 7 1,228 509 Block No. 11 567 317 12 661 192 Ward No. 8 1,433 1,020 Block No. 13 654 472 14 779 548

Ward No. 9 752 586 Block No. 15 752 586 WardNo. 10 1,009 192 Block No. 16 478 41 17 531 151 WardNo. 11 1,008 403 Block No. 18 500 96 19 5d8 307 Ward No. 12 93~ 219 Block No. 20 488 29 21 449 190 Ward No. 13 840 237 Block No. 22 840 237\ Barnala (U.A.) 43,680 9,047 43,440 8,968 t7nO/XIT Barnala (M.e.)

URBAN/VILLAGE' PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Pupula,tion--Urban Blockwise SANGRUR DISTRICT Location Name of Town/Ward/Urban Block Total Scheduled Scheduled Code No. Population. Castes Tribes 1 I 2 3 4 5 17/10/XII Barnala (M.C.) Concld. Ward No. 6 2,197 53 Block No. 23 687 24 300 25 956 26 254 53

Ward No. 7 2,132 Block No. 27 466 28 859 29 807

Ward No. 8 2,212 81 Block, No. 30 610 6 31 526 65 32 564 33 512 10 Ward No. 9 2,160 869 Block No. 34 489 35 953 427 36 718 442 Ward No. 10 2,206 31 Block.No. 37 769 12 38 468 39 969 19

Ward No. 11 2,334 144 Block No. 40 563 6 41 737 73 42 400 40 43 634 25

Ward' No. 12 2,072 92 Block No. 44 409 5 45 709 87 46 954

Ward No. 13 2,282 416 Block No. 47 667 134 48 656 255 49 341 6 50 618 21

Ward No. 14 2,428 396 Block No. 51 759 2 52 835 47 53 834 347

Ward No. 15 2,139 91 Block No. 54 657 55 454 56 430 25 57 598 66

Ward No. 16 3,235 651 Block No. 58 515 59 879 It2'4 60 743 '74 61 753 130 62 345

Ward No. 17 2,425 1,699 Block No. 63 543 543 64 499 179 ..... 65 824 622 66 559 355

Block No. 58 Partly (O.G.) 240 79 BlOck No. 58 240 79 §~

UllnANNIttA~E :PiUM!kY t~NsUS AIfSTRACt AI'PENrJIX

total; Sclieduled ClfS~~ ae& Seb~duIt!a 'tribes ftifi,ulatitJn-4JtMn niocli.wlse SAI'iGRUR DIStlh~' Loeatidll Name of Town/Ward/Uroan Block Total Scheduled Schel:hdta Code No. Population Castes Tribes

1 2 ~ 4 5 17/10{Xill Dhariaula (M.C.) Ward No. 1 1,134 '597 Block No, 1 558 393 2 576 204 Ward No. 2 829 179 Block No. 3 3:al 6 4 508 173

Ward No.3 927 5~ Block No.5 820 ·52 6 107 Ward No.4 865 303 BldcI(No. 7 865 303 Ward No.5 IpS8 2i6 BlcJclt No. 8 sli,. 9 539 276 Ward No. 6 1,301 BI6C~~O. 10 631 ~~ 11 '670 14 WatilNo. 7 1,320 79 Block~O. 12 641 74 13 679 5 Ward No. 8 1.090 66 BI6ckNo. 14 549 62 • 15 541 4 WardNCi. 9 1,047 18 BlbCkNo. 16 1,047 18 952 Ward No. 10 510 \" BlockNo. 17 470 55 18 482 455 Wart! No. 11 1.311 805 BloclNo. 19 672 464 20 639 341

Ward No. 12 997 15 Block No. 21 479 5 22 518 10 Ward No. 13 1,024 388 Bloc~No. 23 532 160· 24 492 ~28 \ Tapa (UA.) 11,108 2.~88 17/10/XlV Tapa (M.e,) 11,088, 2,8~8 Ward No.1 979 590 BlockNo. 1 394 254 2 585 336 Ward No. 2 942 275 Block No. 3 942 275 Ward No.3 1,476 817 Block No. 4 278 105 ,. 5 734 617 I. 6 464 95 .. Ward No. 4 963 42 Block No.7 368 8 595 42 Ward No.5 946 161 Block No.9 548 153 10 398 8 225 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSl]S ABSTRACT I APPENDIX Total, Schedu!ed Castes and Scheduled Tribes Prpulation-Urban Blockwise SANGRUR DISTR.I9T Location Name of Town/Ward/Urban Block: Total Scheduled Scheduled· Code No. Population Castes Tribes

2 3 4 5 Ward No. 6 348 292 Block No. 11 587 292 12 161 Ward No.7 >48 162 Block No. 13 ;22 139 14 126 23 Ward No. 8 146 61 Block No. 15 148 8 16 r98 53 Ward No.9 >21 BlockNo. 17 >21 Ward No. 10 127 BlockNo. 18 127

Ward No. 11 192 488 Block No. 19 192 488 Electricity Colony (O.G.) 20 Block No.5 20

227 ,. . I ANNEXURE .TO APPENDIX

Description of Enumeration Blocks of Ahmedgarh M.C.-I

.Ward !'f0, Block Nq. D€:jscripti0'l.

Ward No. 1. 1 :-Books Shop to Gita Bhawan, H. No.1 to 54, Residence of Vinash Kumar to Godown, H. No. 5-5 to 104. 2:-Karyana Shop 1'0 house of Chhaju Ra~, H. No. 10'5 ~o 151, Residence of Satya to house of Sarwan,Singh, H. No. 152 to 196";1

. ,. nl '" l t Ward No.2. 3 :-Residence of Kewa1 Kishan to house of Amar Nath, H. I No. 1 to 45, Residence of Chanan Ram to vacant,hous,e, H. No. 46 to 74. . f

< 4:-House No. 75 i. e. vacant to house of Ram Asra in H. No. 133, House of Shanti Devi to house of Mohinder Pal, .If. No. 134 to 226. .' ( Ward No. 3. 5 :-Flour mill to house of Parkash Chand: H. No.1 to 50, House of Soma Devi to Shop, H. No. 57 to,83.,

6:-Residence No. 84 i. e. vacant to hou~e of Parkash Chand in H. No. 151, Residence of Babu Ram to hous~' of SIllv Ram, H. No'. 152 to 175. Ward No. 4. 7 :-Residence of Om Parkash to house of Jagdish Chand, H. No.1 to 42, Godown to tesidence of Anwar Khan, H. No. 43 to 89. I 8:-Residence of Nazir Khan to house of Ram Avtar, H. No. 90 to 163, House of Nand Lal to Shop, H. No: 164 to 287. Ward No. 5. 9:-0ctroi Post to house ofBal Mohammad, H. No.1 to 67, House of Ram Kishan to residence of Rehamdin, H~ No. 68 to 150. 10:-Residence of Santa Singh to house of Sakina, H. No. 151 to 214, House of Parshautam Lal to Lakkar Tall, H.'No. 215 to 252. ' ;' . Ward No.6. 11 :-Residence of Rehmat Ali to house of Mustad Ahmed, H. No.1 to 74, Residence of Sadhu Khan to Cattle Shed, H. No. 75 to 127. ' 12:-Residence of Malkiat Singh to house of Partigya, H. No. 128 to 191, House of Sarif Khan to residence of' Shiv Lal, H, ;Nd. 1 192 to 252". I Ward No.7. 13 :-House of Dial Kaur to residence of Jaswant Kaur, H. No.1 to 71, House of Sushma Rani to resid,ence of Dalip Singh, H. No. 72 ~o 83. \' 14:-Karyana Shop'- to house of Jeewan Kumar, H. No. 84 to 132, Residence of Dindyal to house of Shiv Surat, H. No. 133 td 162.' I . t Ward No.8. 15:-Residence of Om Parkash to house of Babu Ram, H. No.1 to 51, Residence of Rameshwar I Dass.to house of'Babu Lal, Hi' No. '52 to/;]9. I 16 :-House of Jagir Singh to house of Gurdyal Singh, H.No. 80 to 144, House of Mal Singh to house of' Ranjit, H.' No. 145 to ~66. ' Ward No.9. 17:-Residence of Lalu Parshad to house of Bhim Sain, H. No.1 to 90, House of Bhagwati to Prin- ,ting Press, H. No~ '91,to 161. ~8 :-Barbar Shop 'to house of Amar Nath, H. No. 162 to 227, Residen9C of Ram Lal to I/ouse of Gulam Dass, H. No. 228 to 322. I I War:d No. 10. 19:-Residence of Hargurdev Singh to house of Khan Chand, H. No.1: to 92, Residence of Satdana to Cloth Shop" H. No. 93 to 193.

II l f ( . 20:-Wine Shop to house of Karam Singh, H. NO! 194 tQ'239, HOl:lse of Ali Mohammad to house of Sadhu Singh, H. No. 240 to 336. 228

ANNEXURE TO APPENDI~ Description of Enumeration Blocks of Ahmedgarh M.C.-I Ward No. Block No. Description Ward No. 11. 22:-From Shop to house of Mulkh Singh, H. No. 231 to 287, House of Ram Sarup to Godown, H. No. 288 to 391. Ward No. 12. 23 :-House of Balwant Singh to house of.Ram Kishan, H. No.1 to 85, Residence of Mangat Raj to house of Hans Raj, H. No. 86 to 138. 24:-Residence of Puri to house of Balbir Singh, H. No. 139 to 201, House of Hakam Singh to Tubewell, H. No. 202 to 337. Ward No. 13. 25 :-House No. 1 i. e. vacant to house of Nizam in H. No. 68; House of Raj Kumar to Shop, H. No. 69 to 179. 26.:-From shop to house of Kartar Singh, H. Nq. 180 to 268, House of Hari Ram to vacant house, H. No. 269 to 327. Description of Enumeration Blocks or Malerkotla M. C.-U

Ward No.1. 1 :-From Factory to house of Ali Mohamm~,d, H. No.1 to 107, House of Khusi Moha­ mmad to vacant house, H. No. 108 to 175. 2:-Residence. of Salim to house of Gulam Rasu1, H. No. 1 to .RS, House of Salim to residnge of Mohammad Snbar, H. No. 86 to 128 .. I I I 3: -Residence of Hasib Rahman to house of Arshad, H. No. 145 to 210, Re~idence of Sohan Lal to house of Dullr., H. No. 211 to 272.

4:~Residen~e ofMohRmmd Yusuf to house of Gian Chand, H. No. 273 to 35i, House of Ramjl'.i to cattle Shed, H. No. 352 to 407. I. S:-Residence of Mohammad Jamail' to house of Mohammad Din, H. No. 409 to 475, Residence of RehlJ.mdin to house of Deshdin,. H. No. 476 to 553. Ward No.2. 6:-Residence of Rehamdin to house of Yusuf, H. No.1 to 81, House of Ramjan to re­ si,dence of N;ur Mohammt'.d, H. No. 82 to 118. 7:-From Shop to house of JameeI, H. No. 1 to 56, House' of Rehemdin to'residence of Aksar Hamid, H. No. 57 to 134. '

.~ 8 :-Residence of Ramjan to house of Su1ay Maan, H. No.1 to 92, House of Sade~m to Shop, H. No. 93 to 138. I 9 :-Resdence of Mohammad Ramjan to house of Sham Lal, H.1'fo. 110 82, House of Kashmiri L:>.I to shop of B2.seer, H. No. 83 to 126. ~ i" 10:-Residence {\f Janni to Masjid, H.No. 1 to 79, House o. Sutjan 'Ram to vacant house, H. No. 80 to 120. \ Ward No.3. 11 :-Municipc.l Committee to residence of Roshan Din, H. No. 1 to 106, Residence of M?jeed to house of Chanan SiIJ.gh, H. No. 107 to 178. \ l2:-House No. 1 i. e. vacant to Dharamsala in H. No. 27, House of Beero to hOl&e of Jeet Singh, H. No. 28 to 94, House of Ali Mohammad to house of Khusi Mohammad, H. No. 95 to 134. 13:-Residence of Mohammad Sufi to house of Fazel Din, H. No. 160 to 233, House of Rehmat to house of Ramj?n, H. No. 234 to 294. I l4:-Residence of Roshi to house of Suley Maa.n, H. No. 61 to 114, House of Khusi to house of Saft:.r Rehman, H. No. 115 to 159. ' I

15:~Residence of Mohammad Baseer to house of Ali Mohammad, H. No.1 to 70, Residence of Rellam Dulla to house of Rabib 8Mb, H. No. 71 to 11,9. • 229 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX

Description of Enumeration Blocks of Malerkotla M.C.-1I

Ward No. Block No. Description Ward No.4. 16:-From 'Clinic to house of :salak Rr.m, H. No.1 to 71, House of' Mohinder pal to resi­ dence of Mohp.mmad Sr,diq, H. No. 72 to 149.

17:-Resideneeof.Moh:1m~d, G8.fm· tohousl') of Khusi Moh?,mm::1.d t H No.1 to 121, House of Nijamdin to workshop, H. No. 122 to 169.

18 :-Ho':se No. 1 i. e. v",cEnt to Gurdw,·,rl'. in H. No'. 129, Hou~e of B".1dev Singh to resi­ dene·,'} of Moh2.mm:o.d Rasid, H. Nv. 130 to 226.

19:-Residfmee of KUlmf1u to house of K''.rim Bakh&ll, H. No. 227 to 311, Hous'e of Moha­ mml1.d H:>.sif to hou'j~ of Rel~m~t, H. No. 312 to 344.

20:--Residenee of Sohan V.1 to hou'le of Harbans V!l, H. No.1 to 165, House of S',:.<,.nhr L<'l.l to resid~nce ('f Baldev Si'ngn, H, No. 66 to 150.

21 :-Offiec Home Guard to hou'le of Hans R~j, H. No.1 to 78, House of B3.bu Ram to 110'JSe of J3,meeldin, H. No. .79 to 230.

22 :-Residftrl,ce.of Rehamdin to house of kgir Dass, H. No. 231 tc 309, Hcuse of MOlla­ mmad HU'lain to Rice Sheller, H. No. 310 to 409.

Ward No.5. 23:-Residencc'of Raji Mohamll1<,.d to house of Nawab Suley M'!al1, H. No. 1 to 80, Halls':) of Qut(l.b Din to house of Budh Din, H No. 81 to 133

24:-House No 134 i. e., vaC2.nt to hou<:G of Shiv Ch::!.nd in H: No. 218, House of Gurdial Singh to sho)), H. No. 219 to 279.

25 :-.Petrol-Pumr to Office Electricity Bo,.r(', H. No.1 to 98, Hf,use of Par tap Siu?h to worksl:cp, H. No. 99 tn 202.

26:- Workshop to house of Sadbn Rll.m,H.No. 1 to 108, HOU'le of MO~lamm",d to Rajun to tOUSG of G. S. Sodhi, H. No. 109 to 226.

27:-Re,idd.ic(' of B?:lwant Singb to 11('1use (>f Ma'nge R!'l.m, H. No.1 to] II, Houst' of Du1ari L':l.l to L:>,boratc.rY, H. No. 112 to 321.

Ward No.6. 28:- R2.ilw"y Sta1ion to ~lOu,>e of Suley M;l.an, H. No.1 to 109, Residence of Roshan Kl\an to tea st['.l1 of l?ll1mel, H. No. 110 to 183.

29:- From Masji(1 to hou~c of Abdul Star, H. No.1 to 61, Hou~e of Chhaju R:.l.m tc residence of Rahimdin, H. No. 62 to 107.

30:-ResidenceofMohamm:c,dlameel ro house of K8.k?, H, No 1 to 79. Hou~e of Sajid to residence of Sgrif Mohammad, H. ~o. 80 to 158.

31 :-L~.kkar Tall te h0118e of Basir Mohamad, H. No. 159 to 250, House of Gafur M'Jha­ mU1

3?:-Shop to house of Sunder LsI, H. No.1 to 163, House of Rfl.j Kum~.ri to Cattle-Slled, H. No. 164 to J 78, Shop to shop of Nasih Chand, H. No.1 to 143.

Ward No. 7. 33 :-Residence of Din to house of Park<'l.sh, H, No 1 to 84, R.esidencre ot'MadautLaf to Des~~ { hou~e of Jangu Ram, H. No 85 to J06 I

34:-Residence of Ram L'!.l to hou<:e of Kulw''.llt Singh, H. No 107 to 158, House of Muns.hi . R<',m to School, H No 159 to 194

35:-Rssidence of Al1med to house of Nazir Mohamml!.d, H, No.1 to 105, House of Yusuf .. to cattle-she.d, H. No. 106 to 170 . 36:-Residence of Razi Rehman to l:ouse' of Mohammad Hu

38: .... Hopse No.1 i. e. vacant to house of Chander Bhatl in H .. No. 70, House of S(l.zidC'. to house of Rgm P1:1Tkr.sh, H.,No. 7] to ]04.

39:-Residence of S2tral to bous'~ of Gurcb~ritn, H. No. 105 to 169, House of Jeet Ram io . house of L~.l Ch2.nd, H. No. 170' to 250. Warc1No. 8.' 40:-Residence rum-Mandir of Hr.rbhaj2.n Dass to house of Mehng? Ram, H. No.1 to 100, House of Moh2.mmf.d Husain to residence of Jbr(.him, H. No. 101 to 198. 41 :-Resideuce of Sulay Maan to house of Fateh Mohammd, H. No.1 to 87, Residence of Ali Mohf.mmr.d to house of Mehboob, H. No. 88:to ]89. 42:--Residence. of Mohammad Rafiq to house of Habeeb, H. No. 20 to 287, House of S3.dhu to house of N?zir, H. No. 288 to 309. 43:-Residence of Mohammad Yusaf to house of Ranjan, H.No. 300 to 357, House of Khusi Mohammr.C1 to truse of Ali .Khan', H. No. 358 to 399.

44:-From Shop·to Masjid, H. No.1 to 81, Residence of AUC'.h Bakhsh to shop, H. No.'82 to 151.

W.ardNo.9. 45:~Residence of J8.f2.r Shf.h to house of y,:seeD, H. No.1 to 102, House of Lltif Khan'to shop, H. No. 103 to 302.

f 46:-Re~.idence of KllUsi to house of Sher Ali, H. No.1 to 109, Residence of Faqira to house ofIsIC'.m, H. No. 110 to 166.

47:-ResidencG of Jamee1 Khan to hou')~ of Gurnam Kwr,H. No.1 to 93, Residence of DJc­ tor Arora to sr,op, H. No. 94 to 188.

'48:~Residence of Khusi Mohammad to house of Abdul Gafut' , H. No.1 to 97, Hou~e of Imamdin to house of Mohammad Sarin. H. No. 98 to 158. . " 49:-Fr.Jm SLOD to house of Mohammad Mastan, H. N;). 1 t.J 72, H)H"lofM)hamlU'l.d Alt<'.f to house of Dildar, H No. 73 to 97 .' 50:-'Residtmce of Mohammad Rafiq to house of'Kbusi Mohammlid, H 'No 98 to 147, House o~ Babu to house of Rehmat Ali, H No. 148 to 170.

51 :-Residence of Mohamm:>.d Masih to hous~ of Amjad KhC'.n, H. No. 1 t0179, House of Mazid Ali Kh,n to shoe shop, H. No. 80 to 214.

52 :-Residence of Devi DyaI to house of Vidyawatj, H. No. 1 to 73, G:vaown to ~ro!l's Work, H. No. 74 to 175. \ S3:-Residence of Yusuf to house of AU2.h DittG-, H. No.1 to 100, Residence of Ahmed to iron's shop, H. No. 101 to 161. WGUldJNodl. 54:-Ftorn Tubewell to housse of Mohammad Salim, H. No. J to 85, Residence of Mohim~d Husain to utensils shop, H. No. 86 to 268. 55:.".....Cloth Shop to .house of Gian Chand, H. No.1 to 128, Residence of Brij Mohan to shop, H. No. 129 to 202. .

56:~From Shop to residence of BaJ Kishan, H. No.1 to 90, House of Ram Gopal to v('.c~.nt house, House No. 91 to 138. 57:-Residence of Shadi LaI to house of Faqit' Chand; H. No. 139 to 219, House of JagaQ Nath to vacan.t house, H. No. 220 to 238. ANNEXURE TO I APPENDIX

Description of Enumeration Blocks of Malerko~la M. C.-tI

Ward No. Block No. Description

Ward No;' 11. ·58 :-Residence of Rattan Chand to Mandir, H. No.1 to 75, House of Sbambu Nath to shop, H. No. 76 to 217.

Ward No. lZ. 59:-House 9f Kllalid to house of Mang-al Sain, H. No.1 to 84, Residence of Rulda Ram to vacant house, H. No. 85 to 192.

6O:-Cloth.ShoD to house of MOhammad' Shah, H. No.1 to 104, Residence of Mobmood to house of Fazaldin, H. No. 10S'to' 131. 61 ~-House of MoltaiUmad Din to house of Ahmed, H. No.1 to 89, House of Shanti to house of Sadiq, H. No. 90 to 140.

62:-ReS'idel1C6 of Salamdiu to'house of Noor'din, H. "No.1 to 91, House of Bashheer to residence of Mohammad Iqbal, H. No. 92 to 141.

"WardlNo.' 13. :63~-Icf}-creant Shop to·house of Abdul'Rahim, H. 'No.1 to 75, Residence of Aslam to boues of DiIdaar, H. No. 76 to 148. I 64:-'-House of Jafar to residence of' Dhartraj, H.-No.1 to 66, House of Nand Singh to house. of Gobind Ram, H. No. 61 t& 147. I

6S:-Residence pf Raqib Ali to house of Sartip Chand, feNo. 1 to 87, Residence of San­ tosh Kumar to shop, H. No. 88 to 131.

66 :-Shop to residence of Mohamm<>.d Sultan, H. No. 1 to 54, House of Mohammad' Akbar to house of Dina Nath, H. No. 55 to 89.

67:-Residence of ,K.alu to house of'Mohammad Gulzar,'H. No.1 to 51, House of Roshan to residence of Abdul Rahim, H. No. 52 to 90.

Ward No. 14. 68:...... Tea ghop'tohouse~f'Mol1ammad Ramjan,H.No. 1 to 68, Residence of Khan Chand • to house of Ibrahim, HI No. 69 to lIS.

69 :-Shop to residence of Naresb Kdtnar, H, .No. 1 to 47, Hause of Sajan Singh to bouse of Mohammfld Sadin, H. Nc. 48 to 85.

70:-Residenoc of Abdul Ajij to vacant house, H. No.1 'to 175, House· of Khusi to sbop, H. No.1 to 88.

71 :-Residellce of Mohammad Ramjan to house of Rehrriat, H. No.1 to 97, House of Faqir Mohammad to house. of Hukam Chand, H. No. 98 to 186. .

Ward No. 15. 72:-Residence of Bdkatdin to house of ASfi!f Khan, II. No. 1 to 45, Residence of Walayati ,to house of Raula R~m, H. No. 46 to 81.

73:-House No. 1 i. e. vacant to house of Abdul Hamid in H. No. 94, Regidence of Moham,mad Safiq to house of Sa({ina, H. No. 95 to 157. 14:-House of Mohammad Akhtar to house of Ruldu Ram, H. No: 1 to 80, ;M:ohinder ~i~gh to Shop, H. Nn. 81 to 108. ,

75:-Karya.na Shop to house of Hans Raj, H. No.1 to 73, Residence of La] Chand to sliop, H. No. 74 to ISO. 76 :-Residence of iaani to house of Ramjan, H. No.1 to 48, House of Abdul to shop, H. No. 49 to 107.

WarJl N •. ~6. 77:-From Factory t()house'of Balu Ram, H. No. 126to 172, House of Dalip Kaut to residence of Moha1I11;llad Salim, H. No. 173 to 200. 78.-H()use of IIahi Baksh tohouse ofSlt.uea Ramjan, H. No. 201 to 254, House of Abdul ~sldd to house of Ram ·lsh\\-ar, H. No. 255 to 290. ~Bt ANNEXURE TO APPENbIX

Description of Enumeration Blocks of Maierkotla M. 'C . ....".II

Ward No. Block No. Description War,d ~51. tG. 79:-Residencc of. Hi'.l i Rr.m ·to house of Uttam Chand, H. No. 1 to 61, House of Isbar Dass to residence ofP".qiria, H. No. 68 to 178.

80:--Resid~nce of Motammad to house of Kn]w~nt Singh, H. No. I to· 74. Residence of Mohammad A li to shop, H. No.7::' to 90.

Ward...... No.t 17.• 81 :-SllOJ? of Mohammad .yusuf to house of Sohan Singh, H.No! I to 69, Hou!ie of Harbans Lal to shop, H. No 70 to l35.

82:",Prom Shop to house of Amar N?.th; H. No. 1 tl' 85~ HOllt.e of Waryam Singh of sho).'. H. No. 86 \0 ]~2.

83:· .M.asjid to house of Birbal Singh, H. No. 1 to 46, H('·.lse pf Satp".l to residence of Abdul Rashid, H. No. 47 to 79.

84:-CoaIDepot toMc.ndir,H:No.l to 64, House of Madan Lalto residence of Mohammad Habib, H. No. 65 to 70.

War" No. 18. 85:-Tea Shop t( hcuse ofWl'.layp Kh".I;il H. No. 1. to 69, House of GuIzar to house of ~ Daljit Kaur, H. No. 70 tp 128. .

86:T House of Hlikam Chand to residence of Data Ram, H. No. 1 to 60. I { , 87:-Residence of Om P,~rkl'.sh to Masjid, H. No. 61 to 141, House of Mohammad Sarif to residence of Mohamml'.d, H. No. 142 to 151.

88:-House ofIsam Dulla to house of S,1.lim, H. No.1 to 87, Hous(: of Imamdin to resi. dence ,of Abdul H?kim, H.,No. 88 to 102.

89:--Residence of Fatell Moh2.mmad to house of Nand Devi, H. No. '103 to 163, House of :{(,ishan La 1 to house of Harbans SingJl, H.'No. 164 tc>'176.

90:-Residence of Hayat to house of Suk4dev Raj, H. No. 1 to 80, 'House of Hans Raj to shop, H. No. 81 to 210.

Ward No. 19. 91 :-House of Gopal Kisnan to house of Shiv P~rsad, H. No 1 to 88, House of Khushid Ali t9 shpp, H No. 89 to 17J,. I

I .2:-oBanglcs Snop to house of Subhash Chand, H. No. 1 to 69, Residence of Usha to house of Rajinde! Kum:.:!,. H. No. 70 to 148. I 93:-Housl! of Ramcsh Kumar to l,ouse of Bhim Sain, H. No. 1 to 8f, Hou~e of Faqir Chand to h011se of PfeIl' Chal)d, H. No. 83 to 139.

94:-Residence of Kasardin to bouse of Yashpal, H. No.1 to 77, General Store to workshop, lL No. 78 to 172.

Description of Enumeration Blocks of Dhuri M. C.-III Description Ward No.1, 1 :-Petrol Pump to house of Jaswant Singh, H. No. 1 to 103, Residence of Baldev Singh to 110use of Nari~der Kumar, H. No. 104 to 165. 2:~House of Santokh Singh to house of Sham Singh, H. No. 166 to 232, Residence of Kulwant Kaur to house of Ashok Kumar, H. No. 233 to 297.

3:-Residence ot Kulwant Singh to house of Nand' Lal, H, No. 298 to 373, House of Pl,lIan Singh to house of Bharpur Singh, II. No. 374 to 480. I WarctNo.l. 4:-Residence of Pwarka Parsad to house .of Ram Chand, H. No. 1 to 59" House of Baljit Singh to house of Ajaib Singh, ,H. No. 60 to 139.

5:,..Residence of Bachna Ram to house of Kishan Gopal, H. No. 140 to 250. House of Raghubir Chand to house of Gian Chand, H. No. 2S 1 to 359. ~.~3 A~~~X~E TO APP~NP'I~ Pescpptjon of Enumeration Blpcks of p,hqrj M. C.-III

Ward No. Block No. .Description

Ward No. ~. I! 6:!-.House No.1 i. e. vacant to house of Harbans Singh in H. No. 64, House of Ram I:.al to residence of Harbans Singh~ H. No .. 65 to' 1·34. 7:-':'Residence of Kaka Singh to house of Piara LaI, H. No. 135 to 194, House of Sarwan Lal to residence of Mangal' Ram; H. No. 136 to 277. 8:-Residence.of MaIka Ram to house of Jagga Singh, iI. No. 278 to 339, House of BaIki Nath to'liouse of Nek . Singh, H. No. 340'to 378.

WardNd.4. 9:-House No.1 i. e. vacant to house'of Sarjan ~ingh in H. No.·69, "House of Baldev Singh to Cattle-Shed, H. No. 70 to 150. ' 10:-Residence of Nathu Ram to house "Of Jeet Singh, H. No. 151 to 235, House of l'arlok to house of Ram Ghand, H. No. 236 to 300: . . ll':-Residence of 'Naranjan Singh to Mandir. H. No. 301 to 380, House of Vijay to shop, H. No. 381 to i:J57. T • • • Ward'No. 5. ; 12:--Lprom Shop to house of Ram Chand, H. 'No. 1 to'112, fLouse of Kalawati to lesidence 'of Rarrl ji Dass, H. Nb. 1f3 tQ '158.' ' .

fI3:-l.,ResidenCe of lnder Fal to house of Nehar ,Chand, 'H. No. 161 to 225, House of Lal Chand to shop, .H. No. 226 to 278.

Ward No. 6.1 14':--.Cattle Shed to-house of Badri Nath, H. No. 279 to 346', House of Sohan Lal to vacant house, H. No. 347 to 358. ' 15:-Residenceof Kal Singhto'house'of:_ijtij LaI,H:No. 1 to 66, House of KamaiISingh to vacant house, H. No. 67to 130. '1 16:-Residence of Bar Kishan to house of Balwant Singh, 1I. No. 131 to 225, 'House of Harbans Singh to vacant house, H. No. 226 to 260. 17:-Residence of Ram Kumar to house of Amarjeet Singh, H: No. 261 to 325, House of Sukhdev Singh to v~cant house, H. No. 3~6 fo 380.

Ward' No'. 7. 18:-From House of Ram Parkash to house of Ruda Ram, H. No.1 to 79, House of Tulia Ram to house of Dev Raj, H. No. 80 to 126. 19:-House No. 127 i. e. vacant to Douse of Patina Nand in H. No. 170, House of Amrit Lal to vacant house, H. No. 171 to 298.

20 :-..From. Factory to hOllse of BaIQir Singh, H. No. 209 to 258, House of Mohi:Q.der Sin~ to Kutia, H. No. 259 to 359. / 21 :-Work~aop to house of Thakur Dass, H. No. 4 to 107, Residence of Raxp. Ji P1sS to , houSe' of Krshori La1, ;II. No. lq8 to 126 22:-Rysi,dence of Chamap Lal to house of Kishan Ch2.nd, H. No. 127 to 193, HOjlse of Amar • • I Nath to Cdtton Factory; H. No. 194 t'o 207. l I. t .

f 2~:-ICaJtl~ ~he4 to house of Sarup Chand, fl· No. 208 to 253" Residence of Ja,gan ~~th to nouse of Amar Nath, :ij. No. 254 to 265. ,l

W~.r.!INo. 9. 2t:-Coal Depot to couse ofHari Ram, H. No.1 to 54, House of Babu R.am to shop, JI. No. 55 to'146. 25 :-Factory to house of Gian Chand, H. No. 147 to 199, House of Dass to shop, - H. No. 200 to 275.

Ward No. 10. 26:-Residence of Om Parkash to house of Madan Lal, H. No. 1 to 62, House of Rameshwar . Dass to City Police, H. No. 63 to 124. . 234 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Description of Enumeration Blocks of Dhuri M.C.-IU

Ward No. Block No. Description

Ward No. 10. 77:-Residence No. 125 i. e. vacant to house of Dharam Pal in H. No.~76, House of Bhagwan Dass to halwai shop, H. No. 177 to 262.

28-Residence of Murari Lal to house of Bahadur, H. No. 263 to 403, House of Charanji Lal to house of Rarnesh Lal, H. No. 404 to 4~5.

Ward No. 11. 29:-Residence of Madan Lal to house of Sohan Singh, H. No. 1 to 74 , Heuse of Ram Murti to house of Surinder Kumar, H. No. 75 to 129. 30:-Resiqence of Hari Om to house of B!'.lwant Singh, H. No. 137 to 160, House of Om Parkash to house of Narata Ram, H. No. 161 to 250. Ward No. 12. 31 :-Residence No. t i. e. V2.cant to house of Gurdev Singh in H. No. 62, House of Had Singh to house of Amrit Singh, H. No. 63 to 152. 32:-Residence of Jaswant Rai to house of Gurcharan Singh, H. No. 153 to 226, House of Bachan Singh to Cattle-shed, H. No~ 227 to 263.

Ward No. 13. 33 :-Residence of Balbir Chand to house of TarSem Chand, H. No. 1 to 65, House of Ved Parkash to residence of Ayurdhya Parsad, H. No. 66 to 85. 34:-Residence of Sita Ram to house of Hukam Chand, H. No. 80 to 160, House of Charan Dass to house of Mukandi Lal, H. No. 161 to 201. Watd No. 14. 35:-0ctroi Post to house of Ram Lal, H. No.1 to 67, House ofLekh Raj to karyana shop. H. No. 68 to 206.

36:-Tea Stall to house of Ajmer Singh, H. No. 207 to 231, HOUSe of Gurdev Singh to cycle repair shop, H. No. 232 to 356.

Ward No. 15. 37:-Residence of Nathu R.am to house of Jawahar Lal, H. No. Ito 70, House of Des Raj to shop, H. No. 71 to 163.

38 :-Factory to house of Surat Lal, H. No. 164 to 234, House of Ja,wahar Lal to residence' of Kartz.r Singh, H. No. 235 to 337.

39:--House, No. 338 i.e. vacant to shop in H. No. 411, House of Sont Lal"to repair shop, H. No. 412 to 549.

40 :-Residence of I:.abh Singh to house of Raju,. H. No. 551 to 609, House of Jee! Singh to S?.tsz.ng Ghar, H. No. 610. to 637.

Description of Enumeration BlocI6. of Bbawanigarh M. C. -IV Description Ward No. 2. 1 :-Residence-- of Ved Parkash to Dharamsala, H. No. 1 to 47, House of Piara to reS! dence of Amar Nath, H. No. 48 to'146. W'ardNo.6. 2:-Residence of Balak Ram to house of Nand Lal, H. No.1 to 81, House ofDev Raj Municipal Office, H. No. 82 to 200.

Ward No.3. 3!-Residence of Sawarn Lal to house of S.~. Sarin, H. No. 1 to 80, House of Raghur Singh to house of Piara Lal, ;a. No: 81 to 248. Ward No. 4. 4:-Residence of Babu Ram to house of Inder Singh, H. No.1 to 83, House of Ram rf,s to Factory, H. No. 84 to 211. 5:-Karyana Shop to house of Santokh Singh, H. No. 212 to 317, House of Karnail ~li to karyana shop, H. No. 318 to 449. Ward No.5. 6:-Residence of Jagir Singh to house of Ram Bhagat, H. No. 1 to 88, House Ot ~ru Ram to cattle-shed, H. No. 89 to 328. 235

ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Description of Enumeration Blocks of Bhawanigarb M.C.-lV Ward No. Block No. Description

Ward No. ,. 7:-Residence of Devinder Singh to house of Ashok Kumar, H. No. 1 to 107, House of Megh Raj to residence of Rajinder Kumar, H. No. 108 to 200. Ward No.8., 8:-Residence of Barsati Lal to house of Bhola Singh, H. No.1 to 64, House of Lachhman Dass to Rest House, H. No. 65 to 137. '

Ward No.9. 9:-From Dharamsala to house of Gurcharan Singh, H. No.1 to 82, House of Gorey Singh to vacant house, H. No. 83 to 133.

I Ward No. 10. 10 :-House of amar Singh ~o house of Pritam Singh, H. No. 1 to 85, House of Bhajan Singh to house of Gurdev Singh, H. No. 86 to 151. Ward No. 11. l1:-House of Pritam Singh to house of Bhan Singh, H. No.1 to 86, House of Balbir Singh to vacant house, H. No. 87 to 171.

I l Ward·No.). 12:-House of Gurdial Singh to house of Shadi Ram, H. No.1 to 74, House of Sohan to house of Jagir Singh, H. No. 75 to 182. ' 13:-House of Somi to residence of Dina Nath, H. No.1 to 107, House of Sohan to Rice Mill, H. No. 108 to 184.

14:~Turi Tall to house of Hakam Singh, H. No: 185 to 247, House of Chhota Sipgh to tesidence of Sarwan Singh, H. No. 248 to 296. Description of Enumeration Blocks of Saogrur M. C.-V 'Description Ward No. t. I :....:. Residence of Bint Singh to house of Bnagwan Dass, H. NO:. 1 to 98, Residence of Gurdyal Singh to'house of R&j Rani, H. No. 99 to 145.

2:-Resiclence of Surinder Singh toh'oU1>e of Baldev Singh, H. No. 146to.208, Residence of Chanan Singh to Poultary farm, H. No. 29 to 250.

3:-Residence of Daulat Ram to house of Darshan, H. No,. 251 to 297, House of Chanan Singh to transport, H. No. 2Q8 to 378. . , 4:-Resio.ence of Radha Kishan to house of Bali Ram, H. No. to 71, House of Ban t Ram to residence of Keshav Nand, H. No. 72 to 125.

5:-Residence of Bali Ram to house of Bachan Singh~ H. No. 125 to 1·70, Residence of Roop' Chand to hOust' of Banwari, H. No. 171 to 193.

Ward No. 2. 6:-Gurdwara Sr.hib to house of Namin Dass, H. No.1 to 66, House of Rattan Lal to house of Sham Lal, H. No. 67 to 128. 7:-Cattle-Shed to Khr.lsa Girls School, H. No. 130 to 179. 8:-0ffice to house of Ramesh Works, H. No.1 to 69, House No. 70 i. e. vacant to house of Ved Saran in H. No. 193. ..

9 :-. House of Jaswant Kaur to house of Bhag Singh, H. No. 34 to 73.

Ward No. 3. 10:-Residence of Mela Singh to nou~e of Baldev, H. No'. 16 to 114. 11 :-Residence of Bawa Singn to house of Saru Ram, H. No. 90 to 123, House of Kishan Chand to house of Sukhdyal Singh, H. No. 207 to 235. 12:-House of Om Parkash to house of Jatinder, H. No. 86 to 106, House of Ami Chand to residence of Gian .Chand, H. No 107 to 136.

Ward No. 4. 13:-Residence of Hari L~.l to h\)use of Bhola Ram, H. NC'. 1 to 45, House of Ram Chand to shGp general merchant, H. No. 46 to 80. j3~6 ·ANNEXURE TO APPENg.U.:

'D"esc.dp~99 of Jldtuweration Bloc\(!i of S~ngrur M.~.-V Ward No. Block No. Des.cription

Ward No.4. 14:-Ch(! Shop to house of Labhu R.<:.m, H. No.1 to 82, House of Ban'W'ari Lal t(\ stove i;epaitf' 'shoP: H. NO'. 83 to 191.1 . 15':'-From Shop to house cf. Pritalll Singh, H. No.r to 90, 'Home of. NaraiIl' Singh to house of Saru R:::.m, H. NO'. 91 to 165.

Ward No. 5. 16:-R.esidence'of G~lap ~i~~J.l to tlouS'e of Man~at Rai, H: ~o. 1 to: 6.

)Vard No•. 2. F:-)~,esiqen..ce of ~ada9 Lal to hOllsf, of KewaJ Chand, H. No. 142 t,o 1~/, House of :Bll~gwa'ti to house ofBhagat R,.:!.m, H. No. 198 t6'274. It ,\ ! Cl "".. 18:-House No. ,27 i.e: vacap.t to hou~e of Rajinder ~iVgh in H. No. 343, «ouse of Avtar K.a\Jr to house of Kul~allt Singh, H. No. 344 to ~88.

Wal'd. No.5. l?:~L3:kff'{ Ja11 to !~.o;use of D.~. ~hukla, H. ,No. l,~Q ~o ~65, Hop.se of .Sur?-~ Bh~n to· hollse of'Ramesl'l dr:6pra, H; No. 166 to ?1~, Hou,se ,of LaI Chand' td 'booR 'shop, H. No. 213 to 367. .

20:...!....F~oni·tea shop to store, if. No!. 79 to 1181 Barbar Shop to vegetable shop, H. No.. 119to 525. WardN"b.'6. 21 !-Sanita116Ii Office' to residence of Bhag.Singh, H. No.1 to 62, It~,)se of Dev Park~sh t(), vacant shop, H:No. 264 to 4od.' J ,~') " "

.. ,.. • \ ;to '" Ward No. 13. 22:-Residence of Magher Singh to house of Jeet Singh, H. No.1 to 53, House of Sarwan Singh. to residence of Gurchar~1?; ~j.~~, t\. No. 54 to 68.

23~-~esi~ence pf Sukhdev ~ingh to house-of Prem Chand, ~. ~o. 6~ to 224, I:l~usle 9( Ram. Smgh tg. FJ;qc~~ry sho,n, H. No. ~25 to 24~. . ' .

24:.-House ~o. 232 i.~. y~cant to b,ouse ot: ~span Chand in H. N'p. ~19, House of Amir C~and: to house pC Nand(>Lal,. H. No. 280 to 28~, HOU5~ of Gur6a-x; to house of Gurdyal Smgh, H.No. 1 to '75. , . 25:-Residence of Narayan Dass to h<;>u§e of Bb,agwant Singh, H. No. 76 to 157, House or Hazari Lal to residence of Rajinder Kumar, H: No. 158 to 21'2 ..

26:-House of ~ohan Singh'to house pi Lachhman. Dass, H. No. 87. to 114.

Ward No.~. 27;-Residence of Site Ram to house of Kishan Gopal, a. No.1 tQ 70, House of Dayali Bai, to house of BaI Kishan, II. No. 71 ~o 114.

2~:.-Residence of Babu fiingh to house of Kashmiri Lal, H. No.. 1 to 63, House 0'£ ¥adan, Lal to house of Daya Ram, H. No. 64 to 127. ;

29~-From House of Ram ChandeF to Gurqwara, H. No. 341 to 3.84, ?ouse of Kirpal Singh to house of Labh Singh, H. No. 115 to 143.

Ward No. 9. 30:-House of KishllJl Lal to house orAmar Nath, H. No. 1 to 18, Hous~ of Ajit Singh to, house of Mehar Chand, H. No. 224 to 325. ,. . \ 31 :-House of Lakhi Ram to vegetable shop, H.No. 334 to 359, House of Ram Lal to vacant hO\lSe, H. No. 116 ·to 191.

32~-Residence of Om ParkashJo cycle stand, H. No. 192 to 255, H;ouse of Ishwar Singh to tea shop" H. No.1, to ,83,

'Ward N_o. 10. 3~ :-Residence of Balwant Singh to house of Mohinder 1?al, H. No. 345 to 439.

34~-Residence of Surjit Singh to house of,P.K, Jain, H. No.1 to 65, House of Bhagwan Singh.. to house of Janak Singh, H. No. 469 to 499. 35:-House of Parmi'nder Singh to house of Rajlnder Singh, including Mentan Road. 237 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX

Description of Enumeration HloCk~ of Sangrur M.C.-V

Ward No. Bloc~ No. Description

Ward No. 11. 36:'-Residence of Bachan Singh to house of SatpaI, H. No. 148 to 218, Residence of Chandu f Ram t6 shop,.!I. No. 219 to 25~! r f ~ C ~ f

3.7:~Residence of Jagdish Chander to house of Pars Ram, H. No. 316 to 333, House of Jang . SinglHo hoUse of Bawa, 'H.-No. 201 to 26~. 38:,-Residence of Jethu Ram to J!ouse of Ruldu Ram, H. No. 141 to 206, House of Gajinder Singh to house of Sukhdev Singn, H. No: 207 to 286. 39:-Residence of Krishana to house of Niamat Rai, H. No.3 to 100, House of Ganga Ram to house of Ganesh, H. No. III to 160. I' Ward No. 12. 4O:-Residence of Megh Raj to bouse of Hardevi, H. No. 128 to 172, House of Asa Chand to house of Bhim Sain, H. No. 173 to 215. I

41 :~Residence of Nand Chand to house of Chaman La!, H. No. 120 to 127, House of Inderjeet to house of Madan Mohan,:II. No:"311 to1328.

42:~Mohalla Purani Abadi, H. No. 138 to 288.

War~ No. ,13. 43:-Flour Mill to Coal Depot, H. No. 109 to 136, House No. 378 i. e. ~acant to Doctor's shop in a\ No. 443. f

44:-Resiqence of Sal nhushan to Mandir, Ii: No. 233 to 278, Res~dence of ~ame~ll\yar to workshop, II. No'.. 27~1 to 3~~: ~

4?:-R~si4ence o.f Sat Kishap to house of Paras Ram, Ii. No. 73 to 118, House of Balbir S10gh to house of Prem Chanq;:a. No. 192 tQ 232.

W~~ ~o. !4. 4~:-Karyan~ Shop to vac~t house, ll. No. 331 to 42~. 47 :-Resicl'ence of Parkash Chand to house of Ajit Singh, H. No. 211 to 248, House pf Rameshwar :pa~s tq house' of Lal Chanq H. ~o. 249 to 303. 48:-House of Prem Chand to house of Jeet Singh, H. No. 107 to 154 . .' . Ward No. 15. 49:-Residence of Jyoti Sarup to house of pay~ Sagar, 1I. No. 2~ to 94, House of Parkash Chand to book ,shop, H. No. 95 to 10~. . 50:-Residence of Man&al Sain to house of Puran Chand, H. No. 201 to 286, House of Jagan Nath to house of J: S. 'Kalyan, H. No. 287 to 325. . .

51 :-H?use of. Gorey Lal ~ain to hop.se

Ward No. 17. 57:-Residence of Bant Singh to Gurdwara, H. No.1 to 57, House of Sohan Singh to residence of Roshan Lal, H. No. 58 to 123. 238

ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX

Description of Enumeration Blo(!ks of Sangrat M.C.-V

WardNG. Block No. Descriptiofl 5S:-From Shop to flour mill, H: No. 124 to 190, House: of Gowardhan 'to of Ward. No. 16. h~use Vid~slti Ram, H, No. 1 to ·57. 59:-Residence of Chhotu Ram to house of . Dyal, Singh, H. No.1 to 75, House of Balbir Singh to house of Surjan Singh, H. No. 76 to 127.

~O:-Residence of Jamaal Shah to house of Rajinder Singh, H. No.1 to. 65.

Ward No. 17. 61:_;,Flour Mill to house of Manjit Singh, H. No, 1 to 65, House of Kartar Singh to house of Babu Ram, H. No. 66 to lSI.

62:-Not Available. 63:-House of Santokh Singh to house of Mohinder, H, No. 1 to 95, House of Karan Singh to house of Mangal Ram, H. No. 96 to 132'.

64:-From Store to house of Munshi Ram, H. No. 1 to 97.

Description of Enumeration' Blocks of -Lon gowa I M. C.-VI Description

1 :~Residence of Sauda Singh to house of Jang Singh, H. No. 1 to 91, Residence of Ward No. 1. Bachan Kaur to shoe shop, H. No. 92 to 155. ,

·WardNo.2. 2 :-Residence of Chanan Singh to house of Tala Singh, H. No. 1 to 69, 'Residence of Hari Singh to vacant house, H. No. 70 to 107. 3:-Karyana ShDp to house of Mohinder Singh, H. No. 1 to 63, House of Hari Singh to vacant hQu~e, H. No. 64 to 142. ' 4:-Residence of Amar Singh to cattle shed, H. No. 1 to 47, House or· Hardev' Singh to Gurdwara, H. No. 4& to 65.

Ward No. 3. 5:-Hause of Amar Nath to hoUse of Sctrwan Singh, H. No.1 to 60,. Residence of Jiakam Singh to vacant house, H. No. 61 to 196. 6:-Residence of Behal Singh to house of Gurdev Singh, H. No.1 to 61, Residence of Surain Singh to vacant house, H. No. 62 to 150. I

Ward No.4. 7:-House of Babu Singh to house of Lekh Ram, H. No.1 to 63, Residence of Dalip Singh to vacant house, R No. 64 to 150. - - 8:-From School to house ofInder Singh, H. No. 1 to 75, House of Bachna Ram to resi­ dence of Punjab Kaur, iI. No. 76 to 126.

Ward No.5. 9 :-Residence of Sadhu Singh to house of J oginder Singh, H. No. 1 to \ 70, H~use of Banta Singh to house of Dalip Singh, H. No. 71' to 205.

Ward No. 6. lO:-Residence of Kishan Singh to house of Sarwan Singh, H. No. 1 to 82, Residence of Mohinder Singh to house of Magher Singh, H. No. 83 to 156. 11 :~H(}use of Puran Singh to house of Piara Singh, H. No. I to 38, Residence of Hakam Singh to cattle-shed, H. No. 39 to 79. . shop to Dharamshala, H. No. 1 to 83, House of Megh Raj' to karyana "'ard No.7. .12!~Barbar's shop, H. No. 84 to 235. -'

Ward No.8. 13:-From Workshop to house of Ahmed Din, H. No. 1 to 91, Residence of Nath Singh to house of Tek Singh, H. No. 92 to 135. 14:~Resjdence of Chhota Singh to Gurdwara, H. No. 1 to 60, Residence No· 61 i. e. vacant to vacant house, in H. No. 67. 239

ANNEXIJRE TO APPENDIX

DesQ'iption of Enumeration Blocks of Longowal M. C.-VI Ward No. Block No. Description Ward No.9. 15:-Residence of Hai'dev Singh to house of Jagir Singh, H. No. 1 to 68, H~use of Gurbax Singh to Veterinary Hospital, H. No. 69 to 108. 16:-House of Amrish Kumar to vacant house, H. No.1 to 54.

Ward No. 10. 17:-Residence of Mohinder Singh to Mandir, H. No. 1 to 14, Residence, of pawarka -Singh to house of Iaswant Singh, H. No. 15 to 72. 18 :-House No.1 i.e. vacant to house of Hazur Singh in H. No. 62, House ofIsher Singh to Gurdwara, H.No. 63 to 165.

Ward No. 11. 19:-House of Om Parkash to residence of Des Raj, H. No. 1 to 81, House of Dharam Pal to' house of Darbara Singh, H. No. 82 to 198. Ward No. 12. 20:-Tea Shop to house of Ajit Singh, H. No. 1 to 82, Residence of Teja Singh to house of Chatur Singh, H. No. 83 to 244.

Ward No. 13. 21 :_Residence of Kewal Krishan to house of Parshantam Ram, H. No. ~ to 68, House of Tara Chand to residence of Mohinder Singh, H. No. 69 to 150. 22:-.I;Iouse 6f Sajan Singh to house of Bachan Singh, H. No.1 to 52.

23:- Not available. 24:-House of Hari Singhto residence of Tej Kaur, H. No.1 to 29. v Description of Enumeration Blocks of Sunam M. C.-vn Des cri jJti on

Ward No.1. 1 :-Tea Shop to house of Dev Singh, H. No.1 to 122, Residence of Ganga Ram to. house of lnder Singh, H. No. 123 to 229. 2:-Residence of Rajinder Joshi 'to Gurdwara Sahib, H. No.1 to 75, House of Sham Singh to residence of Piara Singh, H. No. 76 to 98. 3 :-Karyana Shop to house of Ieet Singh, H: No.1 to 101, Residence of Sadi Singh to vacant house, H. No. I02 to 173. Ward,No •. 2. 4:-Petrol Pump to Dharamsala, H. No.1 to in, Shop to house of Dharam Dass, H. No. 88 to 306, House of Banarsi Dass to house of Kartar Singh, H. No. 307 to 384. 5:_;Residence of SaruI'> Singh to house of Gopal Sirigh, H. No.1 to 72, House of Ravinder ~ingh to vacant house, H. No. 73 to 157. 6:-Residence of Amarjeet Singh to house of Ram Sarup, H. No.1 to 60, Reside~ce of Murari ~l to shop, H. No. 61 to 79. Ward No.3. 7:-From Central Co-operative Bank to house of Gurdas Kaur, H. No.1 to 112, Resi- dence of Majnu to Flour Mill, H. No. 113 to 216. . f 8:-Residence of Sarwan Singh to house of Des Raj, H. No.1 to 186, House of Kailashwati to State Bank of Patiala: H. No. 187 to 489. 9:-Residence of Sohan Lal to house of Sham Lal, H. No. 1 to 93, Residence of Kishan Lal to house of Harbims Lal, H. No. 94 to 174. Ward No.4. lO:":_Tractor Agency to house otMadan Lal, H. No.1 to 67, Resj.dence of Harbans La1 'to house of 'Ram Paul, H. No. 68 to 164. 11 :-Residence,. of Madan Lal to .house of Lachhman Dass, a. No. 'ISS to 246, House of Balwant Singh to Cotton Factory, H. No. 247 to 338. ., 240

AN~XURE TO APPENDIX

p~scrip~on of ~nupleration :Slocks of Sunam M. C.-vn Ward No. Block No. Description Ward No.1. 12:-JIouse f'To. ! i.e. vacant to house of Dina Nath in H. No. 68, flouse of Gopi to resi- dence of Mtikhtiar Singh, H. 'No. 691'0 150.' .

13:-Residen~ of ~lngara Singh to house of Mangal Singh H. No. 151 to 213, House of Ram Singh to residence of Sukhdev Singh, H. No. 214 to 306. , ~ ~. I j , Ward No. 5. 14:-From Stadium to DAaramsala, H. f'To. 1 to 80, Residence of Balram to vacant house. H. No. 81 to 117. 15:-House No. 118 i. e. vacant to house of Bachan Singh in H. No. 200, Residence of Nand Singh' to house of Lakhi Ram, H. No. 201 to 26l. . 16:-From Godown t9 p.ollse of pev Raj, .H. No. 1 to 104, House of Bachan Kaur to house of Lal Dass, H. No. 105 to 26l. > 17 :-Factory to house of Darshan Singh, H. No. 1 to 85, House of Kapur Singh to house of Sita Ram, H. No. 86 to 210.

Ward No. 6. 18:-Residence of Bachittar Singh to house ofDyal Chand, H. No.1 to 85, House of Rama to workshop, H. No .. 86 to 278. 19 :-From Shop to Dharamsala, H. No. 1 to 48, Residence of Parhlad Singh to house of Chaman Lal, H. No. 49 to 90. •

20:-From' Shop t~ !louse 9f Dalip :Ram, :tJ. No. 1 to 95, House of Sai Ditta to vacant house, '1I: 'No. 96 to j51.

WardNo. 7. 21:-House of Jagdish Parshad ·to house of Lachhman Singh, H. No.1 to 86, House of Kar­ nail Singh to house of Ram Chapq, I:J: No. 87 to 114.

22:-Residence of IYshan. Murarl to house of &ham Lal, H. No. 1 tQ 66. House of ~ham' Sirtgh~ to tes{denc~ Of Pagpati, . H!'No. 67 to 113.' i ,I' t . '. ~ " . . . 23:-Resiqence of Chanan Singll to house of Gurbachan Singh, H. No. 1 to 95, House of ,,' Sada Ram-to ~esi~e~~e ~r Ghhva?t ~infh,~: No. ?~ !

Ward 8. 24:-Re~i?~nce ~f :rvtehar Cp~~~ .!O !t0use of Ram ljarain, H. N§~s'to'resldence 'of DaIJlt 'SlOg~ H. 'No. §1 10 If~. 1 (

25:-Residence of Radpa Ram to flour Mill, If. No. 112 to tl~, House of Jangir Singh to ~ shoR;' B: 'No.'·4(ho l1't: 'r Ti, .' .., ,t'" (, I 1 26:-Residence of pana Lal to house of Surjit, JI. No. 1 to·l~7, HOllse of Heera Singh to , feside'nce of Naranjan Singh, p. Nq!'90 t~ 120: " I' .' Ward No.9. 27 :-Resiqence of H~rphagwan Dass to pouse of ~l1ta ~ingp., l'io. ~ Ito 69'1 House of , .~ ft. : Knrt!ir Singh to'bffice; Ii. No. 7~ to Ip5.· ". \ 28:-Residence of Harinder Singh to house of Durga Dass, H. No.1 tq 86, Residence of ~~ Baldev Kisban to house 'bf Dharamwati, If. No. 87 to 1'76.' j • t "iI .. ,

29:-E,esidence of Madho Eatn to house of 9urcharan Singh,~ If. ~o. 49 to 77, House of • Mahadev tdrestdeIice or nanarsi D#s, fl. No. 17 to 4

Description of Enumeration Blocks of Sunam M.· C.-VU

Ward No. Block No. Description Ward No. 11. 33 :-Residence of Prem Bhushan to house of Dalip Sipgh, H. No. 1 to 66, House of Pritam Singh to residence of Gurjat Singh, H. No. 67 to 101. 34:-Residence of Zia Lal Joshi to house of Hanuman Parshad, H. No. 11 to 57. 35 :-Cattle-Shed to house of Dalip Singh, H. No. 1 to 60; Residence of Amar Singh to house of Lajwanti, H. No. 61 to 103. 36:-Residence of Krishan Lal to house of Som Nath, H. No. 104 to 182, House of Ved Par­ kash to residence of Thakur Dass, H. No. 183 to 210. Ward No. 12. 37:-Residence of Hari Ram to house of Gobind Ram, H. No.1 to 85, House of Jai Devi to residence of Gian Chand, H. No. 86 to 166. 38:-From Shop to house of Ram Parkash, H. No.1 to 133, House of Kirti Pars had to vacant house, H. No. 134. to 304. 39:-House of Bharat Bhushan to house of Piara Lal, H. No.1 to 89, House of Tara Chand to vacant shop, H. No. 90 to 187. Ward No. 13. 40:-Residence of Ramditi to house of Ram Nath, H. No.1 to 59, Residence of Amar Nath to Veterinary Hospital, H. No. 60 to 119. 41 :-From Work Shop to Mandir, H. No.1 to 52, House of Rishi to shop, H. No. 53 to 115. 42:-Residence of Des Raj to house of Nand Lal, H. No.1 to 75, Residence of Kaala Ram to house of KarnaiJ Singh. H. No. 76 to 124. Ward No. 14. 43 :-Residence of Parneeta to house of Sant Ram, H. No. 1 to' 70, Residence of Inder Sain to house of Ishar Singh, H. No. 71 to 104. 44:-Civil Hospital to house of Bachna Singh, H. No. 1 to 70, House of Shera Ram to Dharamsala, H. No. 71 to 149. 45:-Slaughter house to residence of Hukam Singh, H. No.1 to 80, House of Gurcharan Singh to house of Mohinder Singh, H. No. 81 to 130.

Ward No. 15. 46 :-Octroi Post to house of Rajinder Singh, H. No. 1 to 84, House of Sarup Singh to resi­ dence of Naranjan Singh, H. No. 85 to 116.

47:-Residence of Bhagat Singh to house of Amar Singh, H. No. 1 ,to 73, House of Sewa Singh to store, H. No. 74 to 143. 48 :-Residence of Baldev Krishan to house of Joginder Singh, H. No. 1 to 88, House of Sant Ram to residence of Bhan Singh, H. No. 89 to ,135. 49:-House of Harchand Singh to School, H. No. 1 to 47, House of Megh Singh to School, H. No. 1 to 43.

Description of Enumeration Blocks of Lehragaga M. C. ...,..VllI

Description

Ward No. 1. 1 :-Shoe shop to house of Hans Raj, H. No.1 to 63, Residence of Surja Ram to vacant house, H. No. 64 to 100.

2:-House of Babu Ram to house of Naib Chand, H. No. 101 to 151, House of Megh Raj to house of Sita Ram, H. No. 152 to 210.

Ward No. 2. 3 :-House of Guraev Singh, to house of Baclllla Ram, H. No. 1 to 68. 242 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX

De~~r!ption o! Enumeration Blocks ~f Lehra~aga M. C.-VID Ward No. Block No. Description

Ward No.2. 4:-House of Duni Chand to residence of Ram Lal, H. No. 69 to 103, House of qita Ram to cloth shop, H. No. 104 to 130. ' < Ward No. 3. 5:-Residence No.1 i. e. vactl.nt to house of Karori L2.l in H. No. 94. 6:-Residence of Deep Ch?nd to house of Gurchr2.n Singh, H. No. 1 to 75, House of Shiv Chf.nd to house'of"Gurmeet SingH, H. 'No. 76 'to, 141. 1 Ward No.4. 7;-Residence of Nc.rain to Model Scrrool, H. Nq. 1 to 46, House of Madan Lal to vacant house, H. No. 47 to 114.

Ward No. 5. 8 :-Karyana shop to house of Lachhm~'.n Dass, H. NQ. 1 to 1)4, Residence of Dev Raj to house of Sultani Mal, H. No. 115 'to 212. ' .. 9:-Residence of Bagirath Lal to KarY?np. shop, H. No.1 to 136, Filter shop to Gt;neral shop, H. No. 1 t6 159.

Ward No.6. 10:-From Bank to house of H2.ri Singh, H. No. I to 88, Residence of Roshan La! to V2.CP.nt house, H. No. 89 to 199.

11 :-Residence No. 200 i.e. vp.cant to hou~e of Satpal, in H. No. 249, Residence of ROap Singh to house of L2.horia. 'Ram, H. N!). 25Q to 27~. ' , I • '.

Ward N;o. 7. 12:-Residece of Data. Ram to house of Jeet Singh, H. No.1 to 56, House of Satpal to resi- dence of Bawa Ram, H. No. 57 to 97 ' . ' •

p:-Residence of Jogi R~m to ~ouse of Kulwant ~in&h, H. No.1 tp 91.

Ward No.8. 14:-House No.1 i. e. vacant to house of Nara.ta Ram in H. No. 65, House of Amar Nath to cattle-shed, H. No. ~6 to 113. 15:-Residence of Jugal Kishol"e to vaca.nt house, H. No. 1 to 70.

Ward No.9. 16:-Forest Office to Gurdwara, H. No.1 to 64, Workshop to residence of Jogi Ram, H. No. 65 to 87. . , 1 1 'I \ Ward No. 10. 17 :-Residence ?f SO{lan !-al to house of SOlJl N~th, H. lio, 1 to ~2, Karyana shop to house of Khan Slllgh, H. No.1 to 99.

18:-Tea shop to house of Mukhtiar Singh, H. No.1 to 70, House of Ghansham to Barbar shop, H. No. 71 to' 80. \ Ward No. 11. 19:-From Railwp,Y Station to house of Mp.!kiat Singh, H. No.1 No 27, House of Mukhtiar Singh to Godown, H. No. 88 to 136.

20:-Residence of Sita Ram to house of Karam ChZ-nd, H. No. 1 fo 65, House of Balwinder Singh to house of'Jagdish Rai, H. No. 66 to 116. 21 :-Rsidence of Barkat Singh to house of Joginder Singll, H. No. 1 \0 65~ House of Sham La! to Kutia, H. No. 766 to 213.

Description of EnDllleration :aloc~s of MOODl;lk N.A.C.-lX Description Ward No. 1. 1 :-From Office to house of Jang Singh, H. No.1 to 19, Retidence of Mukhtiar Singh to house of Plitam Singh,. H. No. 80 to 171 . Ward No.2. 2:-Resiclence No.1, i. e. vp.cant to Dhar3.ms2.1a in H. No. 55, Honse of Dhaoa RaID to residence of Tej,a Singh, H. No. 5(5 !o 155.

Ward No .. 3. 3 :-Residence of Didar Singh to house of M,ukhtiar SingII, H. No. 1 to 94, House of Teja Singh to residence ofKish2.11 Chand, H. No. ~5 to 208. 243 ~NN~XU~ rO APfENPJ~ D~~cript.ion ,of ~~uw.er;ltion B\l,lcks of MoolJak N. !. ,C.-1J{

Ward No. Block No. Description J Ward NO.4. 4:-Residence of Kartar Singh to house of Radhu Ram, H. No.1 to 68, House of Bhagwan pass to the residence of Kishan Kumar, H. No. 69 to~129.

Ward No.5. 5;·--Residence of Kehru Ram to house of Haria, H. No.1 to 86, HOlIse.of Raj Kumar to reS~C1enC( of J.>ar}na, H. No. 87·to 146. Ward No.6. 6:-Residence No. 147 Le. vacant to house of Hari Ram in H. No. 202, Residence of Phulan Ram to hou~e of Hem Raj, H. ~o. 203 to 235. 'Ward No.7. 7:-Residence of Umakant to house of Shamsher, H. No.1 to 81, Residence of .Hari Ram to School, H. No. 82 to 142. Ward No.8. 8:--Residence of MehilI Chand to Dera BaM Gangasar, H. No. 1 to 64, House pf Jethu Ranl' to caWy-shed H. N,? 6~ ~o 8~.

Ward No.9. 9:-House No.1 i. e. vacant to house of Magher Singh in H. No. 80, House 0 Joginder Singh to vacant house, H. No. ~1 to lIS. l -Ward No. 10. 10:-Residence of Atma Ram to Dharamshala, H. No.1 to 59, Cattle-Shed to house of Dyala; H. No. 60 to 124.

'Ward No. 11. 11 :-I!o,u.,f, of .Guldyal Singh to School, H. No.1 to 61, House of Tek Chand to store H. No. 62 to 128.

-Ward No. 12. 12~-From Workshop to house Qf Piara Singh, H. No. 1 to 84, Residence of Rajwant Singh to broker's shop, H. No. 85·to 202.

Description of Enumeration Blocks of Khanauri Kalan N. A. C.-X

Description Ward No. 1. 1 :-Reidence of Kashmiri La! to Rice Sheller of Bant Ram, H. No.1 to 156. Ward No. 2: 2:-From School to Godown, H. No. 157 to 246, House of Ramdur Singh to house of Kishan Kumar, H. No. 247 to 362. 3 :-Residence of Kishori Lal to tyre repair shop, H. No., 321 to 450. Ward No. 3. 4:-From Office Bus Transpol t to house of Ram Cband, H. No. 451 to 559, House of Hans Raj tq resiftence of Chhota Singh, fl. No. 560 to 592. 5;-Residence of Mukand Singh to house of Suraj Ram, H. No. 593 to 644, House of Ajmer Singh to house Qf Gurqaqpap. , H. Np. 5~4, to 680. 6:-Residence of Hari Chand to house of Kaur Singh,.H. No. 681 to 776 • I \. Ward No. 4. 7:-Flour Mill of Kirpal Singh to residence of Kaut Singh, H. No. 777 to 900. , W~rdN~. ~. ~:-:erimary Sc~qol to house of Hari Singh, H. Np. 897 to 961, House ofUjaggl}r SiQ.gJ1 to WHY~JIl Singh, If. ~o. 962 tq 100~. 9:-Residence of Ridbu Singh to Gurdwara, H. No. 1010 to ,951, House of BJ1agwan Singh tb ·noJ.~e of Mukandi'Ram, ~. No. 1052' t6 1060.

Description of Enumeratj~1! Blocks of Bhadaur M. ~.-XI

Description

Ward No. 1. 1 :-F~om :q~haramsala to hOlJse of Jeet Singh, H. No. I to 140.

2:-R~sidence of Mufhtilj:r ~ing~ Fo Dharamsala, H. Nq. 141 to 225, House of Gurdev 810gh to house pf Clihota S1Ogh, H. No. 22? to 274. • 244 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX

j Description of Enumeration Blocks of Bhadaur M. C.-XI

Ward No. Block No. DescriptIon

Ward No.2. 3:-HouS~' of Magher Singh to house of Chand Singh, H. No. 1 to 59, Residence of Joginder Singh to house of Jeet Singh, H. N9. 60 to 119.

4:-House of Nachhatar Singh to house of Maya Devi, H. No. 120 to 201, Residence of Darbara Singh to house of Hari Dass, H. No. 202 to 276.

( Ward No.3. 5 :-Residence of SUljit Singh to house of Bhagwan Dass, H. No. 1 to 55, Residence of Dalip Singh to karyana shop, H. 'No. 56 to 108.

6:-Residence of Dharam Singh to the house of Dillip Singh, H. No. 109 to 244.

Ward No. 4. 7:-Residence of Hardev Singh 'to house of Amar Nath, H. No.1 to 64, Residence of Babn ~am to house of Karan Singh, H. No. 65 to 216. I Ward No.5. 8:-Cloth Shop to house of Jagir Chand, H. No. 1 to 71, House of Prem Nath to resi­ dence of Som ~a.th; H. No. n to 95.

9:-Residence of Inderjeet to house of Suraj Bhan, H .. No. 96 to 171( Residence of Jagdish Rai to liouse of Lal Chand, H. No. 172 to 266. I

Ward No.6. lO:-House of MUkhtiar Singh to house of Kulwant Rai, H. No. 1 to 63,. Residence of Sohan Lal to Cattle-Shed, H. No. 64 to. 146.

Ward No.7. 11 :-Gqrdwara Sahib to Dharamsala, H. No. 1 to 151.

12:-Residence of Harnam Singh to house of Sukhdev Singh, H. No. 152 to 237, House of Tara Singh to house of Teja Singh, H. No. 238 to 287. I . Ward, No.8. 13:-House No. 1. i. e. ',(acant to house of Teja Singh in H. No. 77, House of Atma Singh. to residence of Kartar Singh, H. No. 78 to 129.

14~-Lakkar Tall to house of Mustad Ali, House 'No .. 130 to 206, House of Gurcharan Singh to house of Jagrup Singh, House No. 207 to 301.

Ward No.9. 15:-Residence of Narang Singh to house of'Mohinder Singh, House No.1 to 86, House of Nachhatar Singh.to vacant house, H.,Nq. 87 to 135.

Ward No. 10. 16:-From Dharamsala to Douse of Brij Lal, House No. 1 to 102.

17:-Residence of Diwan Chand to house of Dhana Singh, House No. 103 to 175, House of GuIzar Singh to residence' of Kapura, H. No. 176 to 213. I \ Ward No. 11. 18:-Residence of Baldev Kishan to house of Gurdyal Singh, H. No.1 to 73; House of Hakam Singh to residence of ~tma Singh, H. No. 74 to 116.

19:-House of D'fyal Singh to hous..e of Pala Singn, R No. 117 to .177, Residence of Mukhtiar Singh to house of Gurnam SlOgh; H. No. 178 to 212.

Ward No. 12. 20:-House of Amar Natb to bouse of Madan Lal, H. No. 1 to 6~ Residence of Hamir· Chand to vacant house, H. No. 63 to 98.

21 :-From Workshop to house of Barit Singh, H. No. 99 to 205.

Ward No. 13. 22:~Residence of Gurmeet Singh to house of Darshan Singh, H. No. 1 to 8~ House of Babu.. Singh to house of Inder Singh, H. No. 83 to 164. 245 ANNEXURE to APPENDIX

Description of Enumeration Blocks of Barnala M. C.-XII

Ward No. Block No. Description

, ,WardNo.l. 1 :-Residence of Lal Singh to house of Sadhu Singh, H. No. 356 to 389, House of Karnail Singh'to house of Mukhtiar Singh, H. No. 390 to 419. ' •

2:-House of Teja Singh to house of Ram Sarup, H.No. 420 to 449, House of Joga Singh to Railway Duty Room, H. No. 450 to 481.

3 :-Froni Mandir to, house of Atma SiJ;lgh, H. No.1 to 22, ~ouse of Malkiat Singh, H. No. 23 to 33.

4:~From Workshop to house'of Surjit Singh, H. No.1 to 85, House of G:tlrmeet Singh to house of Bhan Singh, H. No: 86 to 140. .

5;-Hou~e Np. 141 i. e. vacant t9 re~id~nce of Gurdyal Singh in H. No. 1.96, Hous.~ of T~aFr Singh to .shop, H. No. 197 to 290. ' .

Ward No. 2. 6:-CattIe Shed to PrjIparY,School, H. No.1 to 49, House of Naranjan Singh to shop, H. No. 50 to 127.

7:-Residenge p( Nikka Singh to house of Gurbax Singh, H. No.1 to 81, Hou~e of Kaka Singh to residence of Sadhu Singh, H. NQ. 82 to 99. •

8:;-R~sidence of.Charanjit Singh to house of Bawa Singh, H. No. 151 to 234, House of Soh an ~iygh to residence of Jagga Singh, H. No. 235 to 350: .' ,

9:-Residence of Sant Kaur to house of Sohan Lal, H. No.1 to 84, House of Bachan Singh .to residence of Amarjit Singh, H. No. 8,5 to 150. Ward No.3. 10:-Residence of Bachan Lal to house of Major Singh, H. No.1 to 82, House of Kapur Singh to vacant house, H. No. 83 to 107. '11 :-Residence ofVed Parkash to house of Kanta Ram, H. No. 108 to 160, Hou~e of Raj Kumar to house of Ja~want Rai, H. No. 16} to 257. 12:-Residence No.1 i. e. vacant to house of Sajan Singh in H. -No. 74, House of Chanan Singh to hous(( of Gurnam Singh, H. No. 75 to 138,.

13:-Residence of Sunder Singh to house of Kishan Singh, ,H. No: 139 to 206, House of Babu Singh to house of Ramesh Chand, H. No. 207 to 280

14:-House No.1 i. e. vacant to house of Harnek Singh in H. No. 54, House of Gurdev Singh to vacant house, H. No. 55 to 124.

Ward No.4. 15:-House No. 454 i. e. vacant to house of Mohan Bhandari in H. No. 459, House of Lachhman Dass to residence of Gurmeet Kaur, H. No. 1 to 123. 16:-Residence No. 124 to 459. 17:-Veterinary Hospital to 'house of Sant Ram, No. 124 to 168, House of Had Singh to house of Ram Sarup, H. No. 169 to 178. 18:,-Residence of Tejwant Singh to residence of GUrnatn, H. No. 180 to 196. Ward No. 5. 19 :-Residence No. 383 to 558. 20:-House of Balwant Singh to house of Sher Singh, H. No. 422 to 501, House of Harbhajan Singh to shop"H. No. 502 to 534. 21 :-Ho-qse No.1 to 129. 22:-From Shop to house of Antar Singh, H. No. 187 to 266, House of Mehar Singh to house of Ganga Singh, H. No. 267 to 320. 246

A~~~RE ,TO .A~rEN~IX.

Description of Enumeration B1oc~~ of BarJlala M. C.-XII

Jfard No. Block No. Description

Ward No. 6. 23:-From Shop to house of Ladha Singh, H. I'{o .. 453 t.o,6oo, House ~fLal Chand to School, H.No. 601 to 748. 24:-Clinic to re~id~nce of Jagan Nath, H. No. 497 to 672, House of1)es Raj to vancant house, H. No. 673 to 727. . ,t 1 I ' • .'

25:-Godown civir Supply to house of Parkash Chand, H. No.1 to 94, House of Raj Kumar to vacant house, H. No. 95 to 177. '- 26:-From Godown to house of Jagan Nath, H. No.1 to 63, Residence of Pawan Kumar to vacant house, H. No. 64 to 111. ,~'f' 1 4 • Ward No.7.· 27 :-General Shop to house of Hari Ram, H. No.1 to 61, Residence of Charan Dass to cloth shop H. No. 62 to 148. . ',!. n~ I .!, : l'" '_ i,~;," , . 28 :-Confectionery Shop to house of Mohan Lal, H. No.1 to 74, JIouse of Murari La! to tailor shop, H. No. 75 to 165. "" i ,-,

• ,. I- 29:-Clot~ ~hop to house of Ram~shwar pass" ~. No; l_tq 72, HO\lse of Kanshi Ram to elec- trtClty shop, H. No. '73( to-l'55. ' .d " " ; , ~ I Ward No.8. 30:-Resldence on~gan J¥ath to house of Malan Devi, H. No.1 to 87, House of Jot Ram to hos pital, H. No. 88 'fo 218. 31:-ReSideticeNo .. l fo.2is. ""t 32:-House No. 23 i. e., vacant to house of Kaka ,Singh in H. No. SO, Honse of Sham _., ]C!:t¥ to ire,si.~e.n_ce ohS~nder K1!ma~~ If... N~., 51 t9. 9°1, ._ J! .~ '1 ~... f'):. r 1 t ~"i! 33:-Residence of Attam Dev to house of Gurdev Kaur, H. No. 91 to 142, House of Gur1?,ach.ap. Sill&~ to house ot. Parka;s)1 Chand, H. No. 143 ~o J43 (26). Ward No.9. 34:-From Shop to house of Glrdhari, H. No. 1 to 81, House of Mohinder to shop. , "#-: N9· 82 t!o:~R ,.: 1 .<:. I J t ' .: : ... "; .... ,.. 1 ~ 35:-Residence of Kasturi Lal to houte of Hukam Chand, H. No: 1 to 87, Residence of l?e~ ~aj to~ou.s~:

... ~ Ward No. 10. 37:-Residence of Bachna Lal to house of Sadhu Singh, H. No. 94 ,to 200, House of ~ , Gurbax Singh to halwai shop of Bawan. Kumar, H. No. 201 to Z99, • • '" ~...... i. \ 38 :-From Dera to house of Harkirat Singh, H. No. 5 to 65, House of Nathu Ram to residence of Parkash Chand, H. No. 66~ to, 93. \ 39:-Residence No. 1 i. e. vacant to house of Hans Raj in H. No. 68, House of Murari La! to house of Sajan Singh, tr. No. ~9 !o 113. .

Ward No. 11. 40:-F,rom Shop to residence of Hukam Chand, H. No.1 to 74, Hous~ of ~asturi Lal to residence of Tck Chand, H. No. 75 to 145.

41 :-Residence of Rajinder Singh to house of Piara Lal, H. No. 98 to 3231 House of f-am Murari- to court, H. No. 324 to 349;

42:-Residence No. 38 i. e. vacant to house of Jagar Singh in H. No. 78, House of Mohinder Singh to house of Sunder La!, H. No. 79 to 97. 43:-Residence of Pretp. Nath to I house of Kedar Nath, H, No. 1 to 83, House of Ghanpat Rai to house of Hari Ram, H. No. 84 to 129. Ward No. 12. 44:-House of Joginder Kaur to Dharamsala, H. No. I to' 59, House of Devinder Singh to vacant house, H. No. 60 to 106, .,247

ANN.EXURE~QAPPEND~ Description of Enumeration Blocks of Barnala M. C.-XII Ward-No. Block No_ I/escription '\ t . I • .....)'".. 1 ... 45:-House of Rajpal Singh to house of Nahar Singh, ·H. No. 9 to 310, House of ~~~~at~F,§ngh to. tls>u~e,.()f J

.?O:-~~sipenc~ . p{ }~dev ~i~gp. to )w~se qf';. Mph!J,14eJ," Si~gh", H. ~o. 209 ~g j 243~ ,House of I5arshan SIngh to 1iou~e ~.~ ,S.ukh.a. Singh,. ·lLNo, 41.:to 125. .

Ward No. 14. 51~~~!ii.?d~nc.e~Jr13a~a9b~i~g~JtQ, f'pps~.p"f R.~e_~,Sip.g\l, l;I. N~.' ,l= to 56, • CRtton Mill to rest ence 0 ;H~n~ .. Rllk.fi· F~ql 2,;, to ~.9. .- ,,',~, S2:.-~~d.el}-~e ~f TW,: R

57 :-;]:Iouse . ~o. 59~ i.~. ,:,acant to, ho~se of' SatYI;l Devi_,in ~. }~o. 767) Halw.a~ Shop to RaIlway ..qodown"H. No .. 1 to. 87. . Ward No. 16. 58:-Railway quarters to house of Amar N;ath, H. No.1 to 6Q, House ot:_'surinder ,Kumar tQ Oil Mill, H. No. 70,tQ 150.,

59:-:rea St!lll to house of Darshan Lal, H. No. l?O tp 222, Hou.~e of Kartar Singh to

CattIe~Shed, H. No. 223 to 326. 1, , ,

60:-Residence of Tarawati to house of Sukh,dev Singh, H_. Np. 1 to 70, ~ouse of Darshan Singh to residence of Kishan Kumar, ·H. No. 71 to 139. 61 :-Post Office to shop, H. No. 1 to 90, Residence of Nasib Kaur to house of Kulwant Sjn&h, H. No. 1 to 97. 62:-House No.1 i. e. vacant to lakkar tall in H. No. 115, Iron's shop to vee ant house: H. No. i to 146. . t

63:-Residence of Mohinder Kumar to Sewerage ~oard, H. No.1 to 77. 64:-Tube",ell to Gurdwara, H. No. 1 to 47, House of Antar Singh to vacant house, . H. No. 48 to 162. 65:-Residence of Hans Raj to house of Mehnga Ram, H. No.1 to 94, House of Asa Ram to house of Bhola Singh, fI. No. 95 to 128. 17. 66:-House of Baro Devi to house of Bhan Kaur, H. No.1 to 62, House of Malkiat Singh to Octroi Post, H. No. 63 to 98. 24!S

ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Description of Enumeratioh Blocks of Dhanaula M. C.-Xlll

Ward No. Block No. Description

Ward No.1. 1 :-Residence No.1 i. e. vacant to house of Shakar Singh in H. No. 53, House" of Harnek Singh to House.of Sucha Singh, H. No. 54 to 104. 2:_:Resideri'ce ot Amrik Singh to house of Inder 'Singh, H. No. 105 to 174, House of Rajan Singh to Samadh Baba Nii"chal Dass Ji,. H. No. 175 to 252. Ward No.2. 3 :-House of Ibrahim to house ot loder Singh, H. No. 27 to 73, House of Kartar Singh to Dharamsala, H. No. 74 to 147. .-

4:-House No. 1 i. e. vacant to house of Major Singh in H. No. 157, House of Bant Singh to Turi Tall, H. No. 158 to 216.

Ward No.3. 5:-House of Ganda Singh to Dharamsala, H. No.1 to 57, Cattle-Shed to School, H. No. 58 to 167, House,of Atma Ram to residence ot Hari Singh, H. No. 168 to 230. 6:-Residence of Karnail Singh to cattle-shed, H. No. 142 to 166.

Ward No. 4. 7 :-,-bctroi Post to house of Nahar Singh, H. No. 1 to 85, House of Karam Chand to house I of Gurev Singh, H. No. 86 to 212. Ward N~; 5.' 8:--'-Residence of Sucha Singh to house of Jarnail Singh, H. No.1 to 65, House of Beer/Singh . to house of Gurbax Singh, 'H. No. 66 to 102. '9:-Residence.of Amar Nath to house of Gurjat Singh, H. No. 103 to 156, House of Tha~ kur Singh to house'of Swarn Singh, H. No. 157 to 217. , Ward No. 6. 10:--'-Resi,denpe,\>( Mu~htiar Singh to house of Shet Singh, H. No.1 to 68, House of Nach­ htar Singh to house of Babu Singh, H. No. 69 to '124. : :-House No. i i. e. vacant to house'of Ruldu Singh in H. No. 67; House or/Roop. . Singh to cattle-shed, H. No. 68 to 153. .! Ward Nd. 7. 12:-Resid~nce of Kaka SingIi to house of Pritam Singh, H. No. 1 to 91, House of Mukhtiar Singh to house of Baru Ram, H. No. 92 to 279. 13:-'-.Hguse No. 1 i. e. vacant to house of Kiunail .Singh in H:~o. 73, House of Jogin­ der Singh to house of Bharpur Singh, H. No. 77 to 152. Ward 'No. 8. 1~:-House No. I i. e. vacant to house of Rameshwar Da,ss in H. No. 77, House of Din Dya1 to residence of Ram Kumar, H. No. 78 to 153. Ward No.9. 15:-House of Kewa1 Kishan to residence of Bachan Singh, H. No. 154' to 233, House- of Harjeet Singh to house of Piara Singh, H. No. 234 to 271. , 16:~Cloth Shop to house of Gurbachan Singh, H. No.1 to 97, H6use of Ram Gopal to Office, H. No. 98 to 256.

Ward No. 10. 17:~From Shop to house of Bachan Singh, H. No.1 to 60, Residence ot Pritam Singh to- house of Amar Singh, H. No. 61 to 100.

18:~Residence of Chhota Singh to house of Bant Singh, H. No. 101 to 173, Residence of Antar Singh to house ofMaan Singh, H. No. 174to 217.

Ward No. 11. 19:~House No. 1 i. e. vacant to house of Gurdyal Singh in H. No. 71, Hou~e of Gurpal Singh to residence of Amar Singh, H. No: 72 to 110, 20:-Residence of Amrik Singh to house of Sohan Dass, H. No. 111 to 192, House of Pritam Singh to vacant house, H. No. 193 to 249. Ward No. 12, 21 :-House of Gurdev Singh to house of Jang Singh, H. No. 1 to 66, Residence of Sita Singh to vacant house, H. No. 67 to 99. 22:-Residence of Surjan Singh to house of Bhola Singh, H. No. 100 to 145, House of Bhagwan Singh to residence of Amar Singh, H. No. 146 to 177. I 149 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Description of Enumeration Blocks of Dhanaula M. c.-xIiI Ward No. Block No. Description Ward No. 13. 23:-House No. 1 i. e. vacant to house of Harnek Singh in H. No. 85, House of Bant Singh to residence of Hardev Singh, H. No. 86 to 131. 24:-House of Nachhatar Singh to house of Sohan Ram, H. No. 132 to 212, House of Bola Ram to residence of Joginder Ram, H. No. 213 to 230.

Description of Enumeration Blocks of Tapa M.C.-XIV Description

Ward No.1. 1 :-Residence No. 1 i~ e. vacant to, house of Bhag Singh in H. No. 251, House of rang Singh to house of Kehar Singh, H. 'No. 26 to 65. 2:-From Shop to house of Hazari Lal, H. No.1 to 77, House of Banarsi Dass to fac­ tory, H. No. 78 to 95.

Willl Nil. 2 3:~Sloth Shop to house of Karnail Singh, H. No.1 to 74, House of Veer Singh to house of Bhagwan Dass, H. No. 72 to 194. Ward No.3. 4:-Residence of Ram Chander to house of Gurdyal Singh, H. No.1 to 41. 5 ;-Office Food Corporation of India to house of Sultan Ram, H. No. 1 to 64, House of Tu!si Ram to residence of Munshi Ram, H. No. 65 to 124. 6:-Residence of Bhag Mal to house of Gurcharan Singh, H. No.1 to 67, House of Atma Singh to house of Vijay Singh, H. No. 38 to 104.

Ward No.4. 7 :-Carpenters shop to house of Ram LaI, H. No. 1 to 32, Residence of Dalip Singh to Mandir Math, H. No. 33 to 66. 8:-Residence of Jagan Nath to house of Malldat Singhl H. No.1 to 54, Residence of Puran Singh to karyana shop, H. No. 55 to 109. Ward No.5. 9 ;-Residence of Gurdeep Singh to house of Dev Raj, H. No. 1 to s1, House of Dhanna Singh to house of Basant La!, H. No. 58 to 102. 10:-Residence of BaIdev Singh to house of Thakur Dass; H. No.1 to 47, House of Beer Singh to vacant house, H. No. 48 to 79. Ward No.6. 11 :-Residence of Beer Singh to house of Bhan Singh, H. No. 1 to 68, House of Baru Singh to house of Achhru Ram, H. No. 69 to 150. 12:-House No. 1 i. e. vacant to cattle-shed in H. No. 29. - Ward No; 7. 13:~Residence of Om Parkash to house of Nand Kishore, H. No. 1 to 46, House of Ved Parkash to house of Daya Ram, H. No. 47 to 177.

14:~Residence of Brij LaI to Office Markfed, H. No.1 to 29, House of Harbans Lal to cattle­ shed, H. No. 30 to 75. Ward No.8. 15:-House of Chhaju Ram to house of Des Raj, H. No.1 to 47, House ,of Dharam Pal to cattle-shed, H. No. 48 to 71. I 16:-Residence of Rajinder Singh to house of Jagan Nath, H.No. 1 to 40, House of Kartar Singh to house of Vidya, H. No. 41 to 73. 'ward No.9. 17 :-House No. 1 i. e. vacant to house of Jangu Ram in H. No. 33, House of Raj Kumar to vacant house, H. No. 34 to 157. Ward No. 10. 18:-House No.1 i. e. vacant to house of Sadhu Ram in H. No. 111, House of Kundan Lal to shop, H. No. 112 to 169. Ward No. 11. 19;-Punjab Agro Sales Corporation to house of Vijay Kumar, H. No.1 to 78.

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

(SF~ed,q.led Cast~~) 252

PRIMARY CENSUS' Location Name of District/TahsiljU.A./City(fown Total No. of Code Rural Households Number -Urban with S.c. Total Scheduled Castes Population . Members __.-I_-____ p M F 1 2 3 4 S 6 1 17/10 Sangrur District t fiM43 3,59,259 1,94,034 1,65,225' It 51,804 3,03,405 1,64,134 1,39,271 t1 9,739 .55,854 29,900 25,954 11/10/1 Malerkotla Tahsil t 17,730 1,03,489 55.930 47,559 it 15,844 92,241 49,931 42,310 tJ 1,886 11,248 5,999 5,249 Ahmedgarh (M.C.) tJ 382 2,359 1,251 1,108 Malerkotla (M.C,) U 637 3,860 2,072 1,788 Dhuri (M.e.) u 867 5,029 2,676 2,353 17/10/2 Sangrur Tahsil t 11,298 65,097 35,146 29,951 R 9,066 52,848 28,543 24,305 U 2,232 12,249 6,603 5,646 Bhawanigarh (U.A.) U 465 2,369 1,255 1,114 {I} Bhawanigarh (M.e.) U 327 1,707 924 783 (jj) Jhugi Basti out side M.e. Limits (O.G.) U 138 662 331 331 Sangrur (M.C.) U 1,239 7,036 3,799 3,237 Longowal (V.A.) U 528 2,844 1,549 1,295 (i) Longowal (M.C.) U 526 2,835 1,545 1,290 (Ii) Pindi Kehar Singh and Pindi Dhilwan (O.G.) U 2 9 4 5 17110/3 Sunam Tahsil T 14,600 86,025 46,523 39,502 R 12,575 74,000 40,189 33,811 U 2,025 12,025 6,334 5,691 Sunam (U.A.) U 1,092 6,729 3,536 3,193 (i) Sunam (M.C.) U 1,055 6,525 3,424 3,101 (ij) Chamar.Tibl. Morawali and Model Town (R) and Gugapir, Kotbe Hangarb and Kothe Singhpura (O.G.) U 37 204 . 112 9,2 Lehragaga (U.A.) U 459 2,561 1,342 1,219 (i) Lehragaga (M.C.) U .381 2,062 1,094 968 (ii) Khai Basti and area around the town (a.G.) u 78 499 i48 251 Moonak (NAC.) U 304 1,651 844\, 801 Khanauri Kalan (N.A.C.) U 170 1,084 612 472 11/10/4 Barn ala Tahsil T 17,915 104,648 56,435 48\213 R 14,319 84,316 45,471 38,845 U 3,596 2

~arna1a (U.A.) 'u 1,585 9,047 4,891 4,156 (i) Barnala (M.e.) u 1,574 8,968 4,850 4,118

(ii) Block No. 58 (partly) (0. G.) U 11 79 41 38 Dbanaula (M.e.) U 624 3,558 1,933 1,625 Tapa CD.A.) U 510 2,888 1,534 1,354 (0 Tapa (M.e.) u 510 2,888 1,534 1,354

\~i) Electricity colony (O.G~) U 253

'\sSTRACT (lOR SCHEDULED CASTES ONLY) MAIN WQRKERS literates Total Main Workers (I-IX) Cultivators (I) P M F P M F P M F 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 49,035 38,279 10,756 113,455 108,723 4,732 6,523 6,384 139 39,657 31,332 8,325 96.793 93,345 3,448 5,905 5,768 137 9,378 6,947 2,431 16,662 15,378 1,284 618 616 2 21,011 16,219 4,792 31,884 30,630 1,254 1,299 1,292 7 18,455 14,343 '4,112 28,314 27,543 771 1,270 1,265 5 2;556 1,876 680 3,570 3,087 483 29 27 2 678 475 203 689 611 78 6 5 1 917 693 224 1,331 1,138 193 7 6 1 961 708 253 1,550 1,338 212 16 16 8,140 6,426 1,714 20,98(1 20,125 855 1,287 1,284 3 5,831 4,722 1,109 17,291 16,113 578 1,209 1,026 3 2,309 1,704 605 3,689 3,412 277 258 258 466 341 125 735 698 31 10 10 329 247 82 535 507 28 6 6 137 '94 43 200 191 9 4 4 1,613 1,186 427 2,001 1,773 228 187 187 230 177 53 953 941 , 12 61 61 229 177 52 949 937 12 61 61 1 1 4 4 6,851 5,653 1,198 28.,377 26,968 '1,409 2,167 2,047 120 5,274 4,438 836 24,915 23,798 1,117 2,120 2,000 120 1,577 1,215 362 3,462 3,170 292 47 47 953 721 232 1,974 1,755 219 19 19 94& 716 232 1,912 1,693 219 17 17

5 5 62 62 2 2 379 294 85 715 673 42 5 5 334 260 74 584 550 34 5 5 1 45 34 11 131 123 8 122 100 22 513 497 16 3 3, 123 100 13 260 245 15 20 20 13,033 9,981 3,052 32,214 31,000 1,214 1,770 1,761 9 10,097 7,829 2,268 26,273 25,291 982 1,486 1.477 9 2,936 2,152 784 5,941 5,709 232 284 284 464 331 133 1,517 1,480 37 82 82 1,725 1,235 490 2,459 2,340 119 42 42 1,704 1,217 487 2,439 2,323 116 40 40 21 18 3 20 17 3 2 2 399 320 19 1,088 1,079 9 147 147 348 266 82 877 810 67 13 13 4 871 13 3..8 266 82 810 67 13 254 PRlMA'RY"ClIiNS Us Location Name of District/TahsiI/D.A'.r To\al MAIN WORKERS Code , Town/City Rural Number Urban Agricul€rlfal iLhbborers Household Industry~anufacturing. (II) Processing, Servicing and Repairs [v(a)]

~~ P M F P M F 1 2 3 17 18 19 20 21 22 17/10. Sangrur'District T 82,259 79,628 2,631 ',134 2,925 209 R 76,339 73,857 2,482 ~,310 2,202 108 U 5,920 5,771 149 824 723 101 17/10/1 Malerkotla Tahsil To 21,769 21,273 496 1,386 1,322 64 R 21,456 20,96ft' 490 1,068 l,gP 41 U 313 307 6 318 95 23 \ Ahmedgarh (M.C.) U 11 9 2 51 51 Malerkotla (M.C.) U 124 121 3 225 206 19 Dhuri (M.C.) U 178 177 42 38 4 17/10/2 Sangrur Tansi! T, 14,982 14,565 417 486 442 44 R 13,637 13,2271 410 328 320 8 U 1,345 1,338 7 158 122 36 . I Bhawantgarh (U.A.) t} 388 386 2 43 37 6 (i) Bhaw~nigarh (M.C.) U 349' 347 2 40 34 6 ! 1 (ii) Jhugi Basti out side M.C. tJ 39 39 3 3 Limits (O.G.) 17/10/3 Sunam Tahsil 11 21,115' 20,181 934 583 544 39 R 19,676, 18,850, 826 336 329 7 U 1,439 1,331 108 247 215 32 Sunaro (D.A.) U 813 720 93 88 74 14 (i) Sunacl (M.e.) U 751 662 93 88 74 14 (ii) Chamari Tibi, Mo\,anwali and Model Town (R) and Gugapir, Kothe Harigarh and Kothe SinghPura (O.G.) b 58' 58' Lehraga?a (U.A.) U 122" 118, 4 109 93 16 (i) Lehragaga (M.e.) U 115 111, 4 100 84 16 (ii) Khai Basti and area around the Town (O.G.) , U 7' 7' 9 9 Moonak (N.A.e.) 359 357 2 24 23 1 R 1 Khanauri Kalan (N.A.C.) U 145 136 9 26 25 1 617 62 17/10/4 Barnala Tahsil T 24,393 23,609 1 784 679 R 21;570 20,8l4' 756 578 526 I 52 U 2,823, 2,795 28 101 91 10

Bhadaur.(M.C.) 1,156 • 1,140 16 33 29 4 G 1 Bai'nala (U.A.) U 565 553, 12 44 41 3 j '. (i) Barnala (M.C.) p 560\ 548 , 12 42 40 2 (ii) Block tIo. 58 (Partly), (O.G.) U 5 5 2 1 Dhanaul~ (M.e.) p 738 738 13 13 Tapa (U.A.) Q 364 364 9 8 1 (i) Tapa (M.C.) U 364 364 9 8 1 (ii) ElectricitY ColonY (O.G,) U .. , . 255

ABSTRACT (FOR SCHEDULED CASTES ONLy) MAIN WORKERS

Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers [III, IV, V (b) and :VI to IX)

---~ --..1--- P M F P M F P M F 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 21,539 19,786 1,753 18,897 1,822 17,075 226,907 83,489 143,418 12,239 11,518 721 17,641 1,707 15,934 188,971 69,082 119,889 9,300 8,268 1,032 1,256 115 1,141 37,936 14,407 23,529 7,430 6,743 687 4,356 479 3,877 67,249 24,821 42,428 4,520 4,285 235 4,123 473 3,650 59,804 21,915 37,889 2,910' 2,458 -452 233 6 227 7,445 2,906 4,539

621 546 75 3 1 2 1,667 639 ,1,028 975 805 170 157 2 155 .),372 932 1,440

L.1,314 1,107 207 73 3 70 [3,406 1,335 2,071 i,225 3,834 391 3,361 284 3,077 i40,756 1\14,737 l26,019 ~,297 2,140 157 3,329 269 3,050 32,228 lll,561 ;1.0,667 1,928 1,694 234 32 15 17 8,528 3,176 ... 5,352 294 265 29 .),634 557 ll,077 140 120 20 ll,l72 417 755

154 145 9 462 140 322 1,536 1,338 198 28 15 13 (5,007 2,011 2,996 98 91 i 4 4 1,887 608 l1,279 97 90 7 4 4 1,882 608 1,274 1 1 5 5

4,512 4,196 316 4,593 336 4,257 53,055 19,219 33,836 2,783 2,619 164 4,222 317 3,905 44,863 16,074 28,789 . ~.729 1,577 152 371 19 352 8,192 3,145 5,047 1,054 942 112 4,755 1,781 2,974 1,052 940 112 4,613 1,731 2,882

2 2 .. 142 50 92 .479 457 22 si 2 79 1,765 667 1,098 364 350 14 32 32 1,446 544 902

115 107 8 49 2 41 319 123 196 127 114 13 258 1 257 880 346 534 69 64 .5 32 16 16 792 351 441 5,371. 5,013 359 6,587 723 5,864 65,847 24,712 41,135 2,639 2,474 165 5,967 648 5,319 52,076 19,532 32,544 2,733 2,539 194 620 75 545 13,771 5,180 8,591

246 229 17 405 6 399 2,917 ) 1,120 1,797 1,808 1,704 104 91 58 39 6,491 2,493, 3,998 1,798 1,695 103 90 58 32 6,442 2,4~ 3,970 10 9 1 7 7 49 21 38 188 181 7 27 1 26 2,443 853 1,590

491 425 66 91 10 81 1,920 714 1,206 491 425 66 91 10 81 1,920 714 1,206 ..