CENSUS OF PARTS XIII-A & B VILIJAf;E AND TOWN 198] DIRECTORY

SEHIES 4 VILLAGE AND TOWNWISE PH.lMAI{ Y CENSUS ABSTRACT

DISTRICT CENSUS SIWAN HANDBOOK DIS'l~RICT

B. B. LAL

O.F THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE Director of Census Operations, Bihar 1981 CENSUS PUBLICATIONS OF BIHAR (AU the C;)n'lus Public1tions of this State will bear series 4)

Part I-A Administrdtion Report- Enumeration 'f' Official use only. Part I-B Administution Report- Tabulation

Pa.rt II-A Gener.11 Population Tables (A-series Tables A-I to A-5)

Pa.rt II-B Prim'l,ry Census Abstract

Pd.rt III-A GanerJ.I Economic Tables (B-series Tables B-1 to B-IO)

Part IlI-B General Economic Ti1bles (B-series Tables B-ll to B-22)

Part IV-A Social and Cultural Tables (C-series Tables Col to C-6)

Part lV-B Social and Oultural Tables (C-series Tables C-7 to C-9)

Part IV-O Household by composition and size (Table ColO)

Pa.rt V-A Migmtion Tables (D-series Tables D-l to D-4)

Part V-B Migra,tion T:tbles (D-series Tables D-5 to D-13)

Put VI-A Fertility Tables (F-3eries Tables F-I to F-19)

Pa.rt VI-B Fertility Tables (F-series Tables F-20 to F-28)

Part VII Ti1bles on Houses and Disabled Population (H-series Ta bles H-I and H-2) Part VIII-A HrlUsehold T'lbles (HH-series Tables HH-I to HH-16)

PJ.rt VIII-B H')usehold Ta,bles (HH-series Tttble HH-17)

Pa.rt IX Special Tables on Scheduled Ca,stes and Scheduled Tribes (Se and ST-series Tables) Part X-A Town Directory

Part X-B Survey Reports on selected towns

Part X-O Survey Reports on selected villages

Part XI Ethnogra,phic notes and special studies on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tri bes. Pa.rt XII Census Atlas

PJ.rt XIII-A District Census I-I-lndbook- Village and Town Directory

PJ.rt XIII-B District Census H

The mlps included in this volume are based u1'Qn ~u:rvey of India map with the permission of the Surveyor General of India •. © copyright, 1985. UON'l'ENTS PAGE Foreword - vii Preface ix

Important Statistics xiii

Analytical Note 1

Analysis of Data 13 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES­

SiwJ,n Development Block 31

Huss.1inganj Development Block 31

Alidar Development Block 32

D_trauli Development Block 32

Guthani Development Block 33

MlirwJ, Development Block 34

Bl.rharia Development Block 34

P.tchrukhi F>evelopment Block 35

OJriakothi Development Block 36

R1santpur Development Block 36

Bhagwanpur Htt Development Block 37

Maharaj grlllj Development Block 38

D.l,faundha Development Block 38

Siswan Development Block 39

R30ghunathpur Development Block 39 PART A-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY--

Village Directory 43

Siwan Development Block 4,8

HU'3s9,inganj Development Block 54

Andar Development Block 6;) iv

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Dar,luli Development Block 68 Development Block

M,l,irwa Development Block 86

Barharia Development Block 96

Pdchrukhi Develop.~ent Block 108

Goriakothi Developrp.ent Block 116

Basantpur Develop~ent Block 124

Bhagwdupur Hat Development Block 13')

MaharaJgiwj Development Block 138

DJ,raundha Development Block 144

Siswan Development Block 152

Raghunathpur Development Block 16)

Appendi x I to Village Directory . " 170 Appendi x II to Village Directory 172

Appendix III to Village Directory 173

Appendix IV to Village Directory 176

Town Directory 185

Statement I-Status and growth History 192

Statement II-Physical uspects and Location of Towns, 1979 192

Statement III-Municipal finance, 1978-79 192

Statement IV-Civia and other amenities, 1979 .. ... 194 Statement V--Medical, Educ:1tional, Recreational and Cultural 194 facilities, 1979

Statement VI-TnAe, Commerce, Industry and B:1IJking, 1979 194

Appendi x to Town Directory 196

PART B --URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUSABSTRAC'r-

Urbw/ Village Primary Census Abstract 199

District Primary Census Abstract 202

District Prim'try Census Abstract of Scheduled Ca'stes 206 v PAGE

District Primary Census Abstract of Scheduled Tribes 208

Siwan Development Block 210

Hussainganj Development Block

Andar Development Block 218

DUd,uli Development Block 224

Guthani Development Block 230

Mtirwct Development Block 234

Buharia Development Block 240

Pl1chrukhi Development Block 246

Goriakothi Development Block 250

B1santpur Development Block

Bhagwanpur Hat Development Block 258

Maharajgl1nj Development Block 264

Daraundha Development Block 268

Siswl1n Development Block 272

Raghunathpur Development Block 276

Appendix to Urban Primary Census Abstract 282

Annexure to Urban Primary Census Abstract 284 lVIAPS- • Map of .. .. ~l

Development Block MapE:-

Siwan Development Block , .

Russainganj Development Block 5

Andar Development Block 7

DJrauli Development Block 9

Guthani Development Block 11

M1irw<1 Development Block 13

Buharia Development Block 15

PctChrllkhi Development Block 17 , j \7'J.

PAG])

Goriakothi Development Block 19

B3santpur Development Block 21

Bhagwanpur H'Lt Development Block .. 23

M'Lharajg<1nj Development Block 25

Da,raundha Development Block 27

Siswan Development Block 29

R::tghunathpur Development Block 31 FOREWORD

The Distr iot ClJUSUS Handbook (DOH), compiled by the Census Organisation on behalf of the State Governments, is one of the most valuable products of the Census. Tho DCH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and research'3rs. It is inter alia used for delimitation of constituencies, formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to District administration. The DistriCtt C msus Handbook is the only publication which pwvides Primary Census Abstract (peA) data up~o villag~ level for the rural areas and wardwise for each city or town. It also provides data on infrastructure a,nd amenities in villages and towns, etc.

The district census handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained impwtant census tables alld PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descrip­ tive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, inoluding POA. 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 P<1rb 0 compr:sed analybical rep30rt, administrative statistics, district census tables and oertain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. However, in some States it was confined to district census taoles and in a few cases altogether g'lven up due to delay in compilation and printing.

While designing the form'1t of 1981 DOH series som3 new features along with the restructuring of the formats of villag3 and town directory have been attempted. At the same time, comparability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the am'lnities except p:>wer supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in c,ase an amenity is not available in the referrent villag3 th () distance in broad ranges from the nearest pla'Ce where the amenity is ava:lable m'1y be given. The restructuring of the format of the village directory and incorpwating m'we exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect particularly in relation to amenities and land-use pattern is exp:cted to furtller meet the need of micro-level planning for rural area. It is exp2cted to help not only in local area planning but regulating the provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise th'3 regional imbalances in the procjCss of development. A few neW items of informat.jon h,tVc also been introduced to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of infor­ mation as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres, and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new oolumn, "total p'lpulation and number of households" has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenities with the p::>pulation and number of households they serve. Addition of two m:>re app 'ndic,.es :)isting the villages where no amenities are available and according to the prop'Jr.tion of scheduled caste a'll, d scheduled tribe population to the to~al p')plllation has also been made with this view in mind.

The form'1ts of the town directory have also been modified to meet the require­ ments of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in Class-I and Class-II towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is expected th'1t this will help the planners to chalk out programmes on provision of civic amenities fol' the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tr:bes pC)pulation in Statement IV relating to civic and other amenities and adult literacy classes/centres under educational facilities in Statement V are also added inter alia with this view. A significant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in V'iii urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into consideration. The addition of the columns on ClV1C administration status and p)pulation in a few statements also serves this purpose.

The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formulate l in the light of changes in the econom;c and other questions canvassed throlgh the individual sl"p of 1981 Census.

In orderto avo:d delay in publication of 1981 DCH ser;es it has been so designed that Part A of the volume contains village and town directory and Part B, the PCA of villages and towns including th~ Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Tahsil/Town levels. At the beginning of j he DCH a detailed analytical note supported by number of inset tables based on I)CA and non-census data in relation to the infrastructure has been introduced to enhance its value. The district and Tahsil/Police Station/C. D. Block, etc., level maps dt,picting the boundar:es and ofher important features have been inserte:i at appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publ'cat:on.

Th:s publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and comp:led in the State under the direction of Shri B. B. Lal, the Director of Census Operations, Bihar on behalf of the State Government wh:ch has borne the cost of prmting. The task of planning, designing and co-ordinat:on of th:s pubrcation was carried out by Shri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Stud:es) of my office, Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy R~g:s:tral General (Map) prov:ded the technical gu:dance in the prtparation of the mapS. Data received from Census D;rectorates have been scrutinisEd in the Social Studies Division at the headquarters under the guidance of Shri IVL M. Dua, Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributed in this project.

P. PADMANABHA NEW DELHI : Registrar General, India. The 26th April, 1982. PREFACE

District CenSus Han.dbooks were brought out for the first time in 1951. Because of their wide ranging utility they are being printed in every Census sinc,e then. They are prepared and published by the Census Organisation on behalf of the State Government. The need for making micro-level data available to various Government agencies, planners an d data users as early as possible was uppermost in our mind while finalising the manuscript and it is a matter o.f deep satisfaction that the present volume is being published within a very short time o.f the taking of the Census. The District Census Handbook is divided into two. parts, viz., (i) Part A co.ntaining the Village and Town Directories and (ii) Part B containing Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract and, the District Primary Census Abstract for general po }ulation. Besides, the District Pr;mary Cen sus Abstract for the SchEdul€d Castes and the Scheduled Tribes population is also being published for the first time.

The basic data were collected in the Mauz,awar Notes and Town Directory forms through the Block Development Officers and the Vice-Chairmen/Executive Officers of the Municipalities and Notified Area Committees who functioned as Charge Super­ inten dents under the supervisio.n o.f the District Census Officers and the Subdivisional Officers. The District Officers had sent to us material which has been used for writing the 'Brief history o.f the district'. I am indebted to them all.

The Analytical Report which is based on the inset tables generated with the help of Village Directo.ry and Village/Urban Primary Census Abstract takes note of the social, economic and demographic changes which have taken place in the distr~ct during the decade. District a.n d C, D. Block Maps containing useful information on many items have also been inQluded in the District Census Handbook.

I am grateful to the State Government for their co.-operation in collection o.f such a large mass of data. I would like to. make a mention of warm and wholehearted co~operation which waS throughout extended by the District Offioers, the Subdivisional Officers, the District Census Officurs and the Block Develop nent Officers. In my office S/Shri R. D. Aggarwal, D. N. Mahesh, Deputy Directors and Shri N.M. Alvi, Assistant Director organised and supervised the work at different stages. In this vo.luminous job valuable assistance was rendered to me by Shri S. K. Sinha, Investi­ gator, who was mainly responsible for supClrvision and scrutiny of the entire job from the beginning to end. He waS ably assisted by his team of Statistical Assis­ tants, Computors and a few lady Checkers and Coders. The information contained in Part B was basically c.omp]ed in. respective Regional Tabulation Offices under the supervision of the respective Deputy Directors and it was again scrutinised and given final shape in the PCA Cell at the headquarters headed by Shri P. N. Sinha, Investigator. Shri Md. Abbas, Zonal Research Officer (Map) and his team have pr;)duced excellent District and C. D. Block maps. Shri A. L. Das, Investigator and Shrj Sheo Prasad, Senior Technical Assistant ha.ve helped in getting the volume printed, Shri R. B. Singh, Dy. DireQtor happ:med to be in charge of printing f n d for sometime also looked after the D. C. H. Section. I am thankful to them all.

I am personally indebted to. Shri P. Padmanabha, Registrar General, India under whose gu:dance it has been a rare privilege to strive for results.

I am also thankful to Dr. N. G. Nag, Depu~y Registrar General (Social Studies) for the valuable gu;dance received from him from time to time.

lowe my th'1nks to Shri A. K. Banerji, Sup:lrintendent, Secretariat Press, , who have underbaken the work of prInting of this volume and acoomplished the same with prom1tness. B. B. LAL PATNA: The 28th September, 1982 Director of Census Operations, Bihar

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REFERENCES

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IMPORTANTSTATffiTICS Bihar State Siwan District POPULATION TOTAL Persons 69,914,734 1,778,930 Males 35,930,560 859,537 Females 33,984,174 919,393 RURAL Persons 61,196,744 1,700,504 Males 31,170,556 818,020 Females 30,025,188 882,484 URBAN Persons 8,718,990 78,426 Males 4,760,004 41,517 Females 3,958,986 36,909 DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH RATE +24.06 +21.67 1971-81 AREA (Sq. Kms.) 173,877.0 2,219.0 DENSITY OF POPULATION (Per Sq. Km.) 402 801 SEX RATIO (Number of Females per 1,000 Males) 946 1,069 LITERACY RATE Persons 26.20 23.71 Males 38.11 37.66 Females 13.62 10.68 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION TO 12.47 4.41 TOTAL POPULATION. PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION- (i) Main Workers Persons 29.68 23.07 Males 49.20 42.49 Females 9.06 4.92 (ii) Marginal Workers Persons 2.67 1.33 Males 0.98 1.08 Females 4.44 1.56 (iii) Non-Workers Persons 67.65 75.60 Males 49.82 56.43 Females 86.50 93.52 XIV Bihar State Siwan District BREAK UP OF MAIN WORKERS: PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS- (i) Cultivators Persons 43.67 61.90 Males 46.71 65.85 Females 26.54 30.04 (ii) Agricultural Labourers Persons 35.60 22.50 Males 30.66 18.00 Females 63.33 58.84 (iii) Household Industry Persons 2.38 2.27 Males 2.32 2.04 Females 2.76 4.11 (iv) Other Workers Persons 18.55 13.33 Males 20.32 14.11 Females 8.37 7.01 PERCENT AGE OF SCHEDULED Persons 14.51 10.85 CASTES POPULATION TO Males 14.36 10.79 TOTAL POPULATION. Females 14.67 10.90 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED Persons 8.31 0.68 TRIBES POPULATION TO TOTAL Males 8.11 0.68 POPULATION. Females 8.52 0.61 NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 9,891,123 197,246 NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 79,208 1,553 Inhabited 67,646 1,437 Uninhabited 10,302 101 Constituents 1,360 15 of Towns NUMBER OF TOWNS 220 3 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK PARTS A A.ND B ANALYTICAL NOTE

Brief History of the District

The pres)nt dishiot of Siwan in the wEstern­ at the oall of Gandhiji. In m::.st part of the State, was a part of old Saran the wake of this Movement Maulana Mazharul district whioh, in anciept days formed a part Haq, who belonged to Siwan, had oonstruoted of Kosala oountry. The pres:mt district limits an Ashram on the Patna-Dar..apur road which oame into exjs~ence only in 1973. The distriot is subsequ(;utly beoame the famous Sadaqa1l bounded on the east by Saran distriot, on the north Ashram. by Gopa.lganj district, and on the WEst and south by two distl'i0ts of U. P., viz., Dcoria and Balia The next phase of the Non-Co-operation resp30ti vely. Movement known as the Civil Disobedience Movement of 1930, was fully implemented in Siwan. In connection with the Satyagrah Siwan dedves its name from Slliva Man, Movement a whirlwind tour of the diiff"l'ent a Bandh Raja whoSJ heirs ruled this area parts of Bihar was done by Pt. Jawaharlal till Babar's arrival. As the legend goes Nehru. One of the famous meetings he ad­ Dronaoharya of Mahabharat belonged to village dressed was at Maharajganj. "Don" in Block. Some believe Siwap. to be the plaoe where J.. ord Bu:ldha died. A few persons of present Siwan district Siwa.n is als':) known as Aliga.nj Siwan after the who played an important role in the attain­ namp of Ali Bux, one of the ancestors of tlJC ment (if independence were Dr. Rajendra nllers of 'Nai Quilla', a mchalla of Siwan Prasad, Maulana Mazharul Haq, Shri Mahendra Town. Prasad, Dr. Sayyad Mohammad and Shri Phulena Prasad.

Siwan was a part of Banaras Kingdom Changes in the Jurisdiction of the District during during 8th c:mtury. Muslims oame here in the decade 13th century. Sikander L:>di brought jt in his kingdom in the 15th oentury. Babar orossed The major changes in t.he jurisdiotion of Ghaghra river near Siswan on his return the district were creation of Siwan as district jour:1;ey. In the end of 17th oont-ury the and the ohangos rosulting there from, and the Dutoh oame here followed by the English. implementation of Trivedi Award on loth Juno After battb of in 1765 it beoame a 1970 reSUlting in substantial alteration of part of Rmgal. jurisdiot ion.

Siwan played an important role in 1857 Siwan was being deolared as a distriot in Mnvem"nt. It is famous for the stalwart 1972 in whioh it was proposed to inolude 10 and s:urdy 'Bhojpuries', who have always been blooks of Gopalga'llj and 13 blooks of Siwan n')~ed for their martial spirit and physical subdivisior.s. Two blocks-Bhagwar.pur aDd Basantpur of Siwa,n -·wert:. deolar('d to be added ep.duran~e and frum whom the army ar.d police pJrwmnel wore largoly drawn. A good number of to the jurisdici,ion of proposed Mahraura them rebdled and renderE"d their scrvic("s to subdivision. But just or.e year later in 1973 B'1bu Kunwar Singh. Gopalganj wa,s made a separate district with 10 blooks and Siwan oonstitukd its original 15 blooks inoludir.g Bhagwanpur ar~d Basavtpur The Anti -purdah Movement in Bihar WitS blooks. s+,arted by Shri Bra,j Kishore Prasad who als() belong..::d to Siwan. Trivedi Award was implemented on loth June, ] 970. Thereby fourteen villages of Siw:m In r€'sp:>nse to tllC Non -Co-opel'a,tion MOVf'­ having an area of 13,092 aores were trans­ m'mt in 1920, a big meetip.g WHS orgap.is<'d at ferred to U. P. and twelve villages of U. P. with Darauli in Siwan district on the eve of Kart2k an area, of 6,670 aorf'S were transferred to Purntma Mcla under the leadership of Siwan. This WD,g a major ohangc in the juris­ Dr. who had throWll away diotion of Siwan. The basis of this transfer his lucrative practice as an advocate in thE, was the position of Gogra river in 1885. After 2

1885 the course of the river changed from time Electricity and Power to time reSUlting in. intermixing tho areas of U. P. with those of Siwan. Hence the position There are no hydro-electrio or thermal of 1885 was takql to be the base and those stations in the district. The industries that transfe:s were m;"de accordingly. Bofore the are run by power here have either their own Trivodi Award the boundp"ry of Siwan with electricity plants or derive the power from the U. P. was flexible changing with the course of power general,l r.g stations maidained by the the river. After He Award this boundary was Government. fixed by installing pillars on conspicuous points, the mair"tenanc(; of which is done by There is one 132 K.V. electricity Sub-station Government; of ar.d the situated in this district whose preser.t oapacity administration of Siwan as pEr the provisions of is 12 M. V. A. It gds electricity from Barauni tho Award. Thus, after this Award the so far Thermal Power Station. The total require­ flexible bou!ld?xy of Siwan vis-a-vis U. P. on ment (,f this district at P1'( sent is 6 M.V.A. both banks of Gogra river was given a stability. against which 1 to 1.5 M. V. A. is made available. Hence the ekctricity ill this distrint Major Characteristics of the district in relation to urban and rural areas, is supplied hy shifts. to Economic Resources There are 251 villages oompletely elbctrifkd out ofa total 1,553 villages in the district. Agriculture is the main occupation of the distriot. Out of the total popUlation, about 25 Land and Land-use Pattern pelr cent are s'jlf supporting and rest 75 per oent are entirely dop:'nd0nt on the economically This district is an area where crop-lands well off persons. Existing industries of the dominate the overall pioture of la,nd-use. distriot are far too few to p,bsorh the surplus Crop-land use is dominated by foodgrains and of the popUlation. About 3 p:--r cent of the farming has nd comto out. of the stage of sub­ popUlation is dependent on commeroe. The sistence. This is an area of low pror'uctivity. ohief oommodities of import are rioe, salt, cloth, In 1971 the district was supporting 6.58 eoal and k. oil while chief oommodities for persons per h('otare of la,nd. In 1981 the eXPJrt are p:Jtatoos, sngar and mustard-seed. posi.tion has deteriorated on 8,cccunt of an In both agriculturo and non-agrioulture purBuits increased pressure of population on fixable the number of non-earning dep3ndonts is about area. with 21.67 per cent rise in the population thrae times graater than the economic9Jly during the last decade'. active persons. However, the people of this district are adventurous and t,nte rpri sing. The There is preponderanoe of food crops. Food district b~,jng predominantly agrioultural, the requirC'mrnt dominntrs the olw,r::wtc l' of land­ pressuro on the soil is enormous, but emigration US?, food crop covering 95.31 per cent of the affords a partial relief to the p'ressure on soil. croppfd-land. The only important oash crop­ Much of the emigration is seas')nal lasting for sllgar-cane--covers 4.69 per ornt of the gross three mcnths. But the people of Siwan 8.1'0 oultivated area. But the income derived from found almost in all parts (>f India and a subs­ the cash crop gors partly for meeting the tantial number rc?ide abroad eaming a lot. deficit in food. It is also used as input for oultivation. Thus the meagre availability of Jard Forestry per head puts a seriolls limi.tation on the efficiency of agriculture. It becomES labour The resource of forestry in this district is intensive. There is a close cultivation all s') far nil. Now the ForE'st Department hp,s through the year. launohed soei9'} forf'stry, afforestation on roads The common eJassif]c:",t,icr of the bud under and oil.nals embankments which shall yield (.l111tivation i.s under three categories, viz., the results aft~r a few years. lowland, thf) upland and the diara Ian? In the lowland the main crop is paddy, whIle the lV,(inerals and Mining upland grows paddy, ba,dey, wheat, sugar­ cane, pulses p,r.d oil-sefds. The d~ara laJ1.ds This rcsollrce also is llJmnst nil in this yield good rab~ or cold wf!:"thcr orops: But the district. Thore are no mineralE' exoopt nodular bhada~ or nutumn crops from Hus type (If Ihp.es1;one (Kankar) of good quality which is la.nds arc liabln to d8,mp.gf from th~ spill of found throughout the district. It is used for the riwrs. The fn'tilH,y of the dwra lands IqctaUing roads and for ballast on the railway. varks. Some hlwe grea,t, f( rt.i1ity l.'nd grow Brick-makiqg has assumed importance i~ recent very good crops of wheat, barley, peas a~.d pariods, mustard. The fertility depends on t,be depOSIts of the rivers year after year. Other d~ara land. Paddy, wheat and maize are the main lands ar0 sandy and it is just possible that the cereals grown here. Sugar-cane, the main good orop of one yen.r is spoiled by the deposits cash crop of this district, is grown on of sand in the next. about 13,000 heotares. Among vEgetabks and spices prominent crops grown are pOLatols and The district has no forest area and very chillies. Pulses, both rab~ and khanj, are little of oulturable waste land is there for grown althougb, arhar covers the largest area. reclamation. Oil-seeds oomprise mainly of mustard and linseeds. The soil climate and general topo­ Tenancy graphy of this district are ideal for the culti­ vation of food as well as non -food crops. Then) is a progressive deoline in the average size of a holding. 'l'his is so because of the Cultivation is the baokbone of the district law of inhel'jtance, there being a further parti­ economy and about 80 per cEcnt of the workiEg tion of a holding on overy death of the family popUlation are employ{:d then·in. More than head. The growing population. s.dds more 80 per cent of the total oultivable area is under dimension. Pres81.i.tly the size of ohe average plough. holding is 0.25 acre. However, the Consvlida­ tion of Holding and Prevention of :Fragmentation The farmers are generally traditional in Act, 1956 has been taken up in the whole of cultivation praotice, but they l~ave adopted this district. now which will solve this problem certain modem methods also. They are now in due oours~. using improved seeds, chemical manures and tractors for better yield. After the abolition of Zamindari system, the revenue administration has been divided The percentage of irrigated area to the total into 15 Anchals in this district, each Anchal cultivable area is 56.85 per cent in the district. having on the average 10 Halkas. One There are State tube-wells and canals pro­ Karam3hari is posted in each Halka WhOS0 vi din g regular and assured water supply for work of rent collection and agricultural statis­ irrigation but they account for only a small tics is supervised by a Circle Inspector at Anchal fraction of the total irrigated area. The mahl level. In almost all Anohals a Dc puty Collec­ df:pcndance is on private tube-WElls and cavity tor is posted as Anchal Adhikari. Some diara boring. Fortunately, for this district there is villag0s are still unsurveyed an.d these have not abundance of underwater and ample scope as yet been assessed to rent. Administration of expldtation thereof. of d~ara villages is a serious problem for the district administration more so in the case of Due to lack of sufficient irrigational facility, those lying on the border of Balia distriot. the dependance on rainfall cuts at the root of agricultural econcYmy. FaminES and droughts The demand of rent has been going on in this district are usually due to scanty gradually since the abolition of Zamindari rainfall. System. The presant demand of the distriot is Rs. 32,33,109.01. The currE'ut demand of One of the most striking features of the the sairats is Rs. 3,07,221.66. district is the presence of large low-lying tracts of land in which only agham rice could Restoration of lands to under raiyats under be grown. Hence a failure of the aghan~ orop Bataidari rule, ssttlemcnt of gairmazarua land would mean general distress in such areas. to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled tribES and backward 0Iass'o:8, acquisition of surplus land The soils are alluvial and vary from the under land c::->iling Aot--all these have con­ hard olay found in the low swamps locally siderably affeoted the prevailing pattern of known as bangar, to the light sandy loam d tenancy in the distdct_ upland known as bhath. The former grows winter rice only, while from the latter an Agriculture autumn rice orop is generally obtained followed by a spring orop of cereals, puls('s and 011- Siwan has a· total goographical area. of about seeds. Bhath soils predominate in the northern 2.22 lakb hectaras out of whicr th6 n6t oulti­ tracts to the west of the Jbarahi river while vated arv:J. is 1.80 lakh hectares. The agricul­ hangar soil is found in patches r.c-ady aU over tural land falls under three categories, viz_, the district. A th;rd class is that of gocnr upland which grows paddy, wheat, pulses and whicb is highly ma.unred and is rc'sLrvcd for uil-seeds; lowland, where the main crop is paddy; the most paying crops, such as vegete~bles' and d~ara land which is mainly arabi growir:.g wheat, maize and china. 4

Heavy agricultural operations like ploughing usually keeps a pair of bullooks, a few cows are done by tbe male labourer, wbile lighter and one or two buffalows. Sheep, goats and work, sllob as reaping tbe orops or putting poultry do r.ot always fall under the livlstouk in s3eds are shared by women and ohildren wealth of a good cultivator, but thEse exist of the family as well. The nuolcus of agri­ in abundance with other type of persons in cultural labour is usually supplied by the this district. The poorer amor.g tIl' cuhivators oultivators family members unless the oulti­ or the landless labourers are Inainly (.ngag(d vator belongs to a certain caste and family in these r;ursuits. The sooial status and where no direct cultivation is done. In that resources for agriculture of a farmer is judged case he obtains labourers on hire. The by the r,umber of cattle he owns. agricult.ural labourers get wages either in oash or in kind 01' in bath This district does not have good pasturage. 'lhe alkaline soil does not offer a propel' pasturage. There is no jmmigration of agrioultuml Moreover, vcry close cultivation does not kave labour from outside the district. As a matter muc}) space for fodder crops to he grown. The of faot, it is the labourers of this district who accent has been more for tbe growing of foold­ go to other districliS of Bihar in large number grains. As a result the animals are meH'Y during harvesting season. ill-fed and neglected.

Owing to its large pOIJulation, the agri­ So far there have be on poor breeds of caM,Ie, cultural produce of the district is insuf1icied but now Animal Husbandry Department has to meet the requirements of the popUlation been trying to introduce imported varieties of within the district. Tharparkar, Sahiwal, Shahabadi, Hariana aLd Bacllaur broeds whioh are getting popular. There is a string of primary markets and a cheap and easy mode of oommunication bet­ Fishery ween the cultivation fields and threshing floor and the primary markets. The bullook-cart In spite of largE, l'lvers like Gandak, oontinues to be the ohief mode of transport Gogra, Daha and Jharhi and a fair number of from the agricultural fields to the threshing­ tanks and other water reservoirs, this district grounds. Bullook-oarts again take the agricul­ is not important for the yield of fish. Netting tural produoE. from the village to the primary of fish is the work of fishermen or the Mallahi markets. The village hat8 funoi ion as the who, for various reasons, have taken to other primary markets for the agricultural produce occupations. There are no regular fishing and it is from there that the wholesalers or villagES in this district. Vyapan8 buy the stocks and take thE, stuff to the seconda.ry markets. The seoondary One of tllC reasons for t.he moribund markets are oommercially more important, condition of fishing as a trade appears to be having soientifio storage facilities. In Siwan that there is no addition to the number of district some of the important seoondary tanks or other big water I'fservoirs. On the markets are Maharajganj, Siwan, , other hand the f·xisting tanks arb not bfing , Hassanpura and . regularly maintained as a result of which mallY tanks h~ve ceased to be proper breeding ground. Agricultural indebtedness is chronic here. Fishing in big rivers requires better nets ar.d Natural oalamities like flood and draught, a b£'tter financial backgrour.d Wllieh the greatly affect the agrioultural operations and scattered fishf"rmen do not possess. There is leave no option to the farmers but to contraot also a certain amour.t of apathy ip. the yvtmg£r a debt. Hence there is hardly a cash balance generation of the Mallahs to take to this of any considerable amount in the hands of man.ual profession. the average middle class agriculturists. However, short term credit through Banks and However, fishing is dono by some portion Blooks and Co-operative loans come to help of the Mallah'8 popUlation. mostly near the farmers. These are the main source of embl),nkments of river. Tho cl'ief fish markets credit to farmers now. in tbe district are Ra,ghur.athpur, Siswan, Guthani, Siwan and Darauli. Animal Husbandry Industry The dis~rict depends absolutely on livestock for pursuing agrioultuf€ which is the most There is no major industry in the district is portant occupation. A good cultivator except sugar factories. Amon'g medium and small-sca.le industries there are Textile Mill, intereperses the diBtriet ll.J.(1 carrie s th bulk Printing Presses, Soap faotories, Engiuct"ring of the good traffic. Goods a.nd Foundries, Cold Storage Units, Saw Mills, Distilleries and units for manu­ The principal trade centrc's ~re Siwan, facturing transport and &leotrical equipments. Maharajganj and Mail'wa, conr,(ctcd both by railways and roads. Large scale wholesale Sugar industry is the principal industry busir.ess in grair.s a'td other commcditic s is hero. New Si wan Sugar and Gur Retir,ing carried on from Maharajganj. The daily CJ-npany and S. K. G. Sugar Mill are the two turnover is probably bigger in Maharajganj working units. than in the whole of old Saran area. The other goodS dealt with at Maharajganj are The two important medium scale industries sUl'.-hemp, jute, molasses, onion, pctato and are the Dudhne.th Soap Factory, Siwan and spioos. A large number of looms arc also in Om Prakash Soap Factory, Maharajganj. operation in ar,d around Maharajganj. Siwan Among the main. small-scale industries are tow 11. h~ s It good wholesale business of gl'ain and 69 flour mills, 4 oil mills, Biscuit factorirs, sr)llle trade of pottery and brass work. B~dt making. The retail marketing centres are scattered all over the dis:'rict. They are lVli7,irwa., Guthani, Among oottage industries, Basket making Darauli, Tarwara. a.nd Nalttan. industry in Maharajgapj areas, Brass utensils The number of village markets and hats manufacturing industry iR Siwan, pottery are very large. Almost every village has one industry in Si wan , Handloom wDaviI'.g industry or two shop~ for the prinoipal commodities. in Siwan, Ginning factory at Siwan, Cloth The villa,ge banias or Sahukars h[.,Vcl th,j, printing industry at Siwan and Tikuli industry connection with the nearest markets. Some at Harihansh are prominent ones. In view of of the imp::>rtan1i village markets a.re Basantpur, good material and fine workmanship the brass Bhagwanpur, , Pachrukhi, Hassanpura, work vf Siwan has more than a local reputa­ Hussainganj, Gopalpur, Siswan, Andar and tio!'. The best pottery of old Saran is made Chainpur. at Siwan from a peculiar kind of clay called A uumber of annual fairs and melas, notably kohraut~. Much of the pottery turmd out is of indigenous shape and decoration. The at Supauli, Darauli, Mehndar, Raghunathpur manufacture of Gur is extensive in Siwan are held for thE, sale of cattle and agricultural district. goods. Transport The district has big potentials of cottage industries and for its development t he District Transport facilities in the district are not Industry CeJ.'l.tre has been established. A inadequate. Railway and road are the two number of training-cum-proc:.uction centres have main media. Previously there was problem been started in different Blocks to impart due to inade:quate ruetalltd roads and inter­ improved technical training to traditional action of differcr..t railway guages. But c.on­ artisans. version of metre-gauge into boradguage from Gorakhpur has improved the condition. Trade and Commerce Addition to t1lO metalled roads by P. W. D., REO and District Board has improved the The principal imports are rice, paddy and condition of road routes. other foodgrains, salt, k. oil, coal and cotton piece goods. The exports are sugar, linseed, The North Eastern Railway runs through mustard seed, gram, pulses and other foodgrains. Siwan district for 45 Kms. from a little Siwan being a deficient distriot for food pro­ beyOl:d Mairwa in the north-west to duction, it dep:mds on other distric~.s of Bihar in the south-east, crossing through the stations even in r.ormal times. of Mairwa, Jiradei, Siwan, Pachrukhi and Daraundha.. There is also a short loop-line The grain trade here is of particular running from Daraundha to Maharajganj. importance. Even at tIle wors1 time when Siwan is an important railway station of the crops fail and prices rise the bamas buy large North-Eastern Railway where main traffic stook of grains at a higher price ar.d by dealt with are sugar and vegttables. s~lling at the right time get all. assured profit. Although tbere is no State Highway still The main trade routEs are the roadwfl.ys there is a wide net of important metalled and the railways. The North Eastern Railway roads serving as important routes for transport. 6

These are Siwan-Mairwa-Guthani road covering the village kutcha roads into metalled ones. 31.5 Kms., Siwan-Chapra road covering 65 Kms., The bullock-cart remains the main mode of Siwan.-Sarfara road covering 35 Kms., Siwan­ transp'Jrt on t}JCse roads followed l.y ekkas Raghunathpur road covering 27 Kms., Siwan­ and bioycles ar.d riokshaws. Bicyck s are Siswan road covering 33 Kms., Siwan-Basant­ makir.g a rapid headway ar,d thEY are poor pur road covering 37 Kms., Siwan-Maharajganj mE'll'S car. road oovering 19 Kms., Siwan-Badali road covering 17 Kms., Siwan-Mirganj road covering Upto 1969 ther..; was no road link with 16 Kms., Guthani-Chapra road via Darauli and eastern Uttar Pradc·sll. It W[l,S after the con­ Raghunathpur road covering 45 Kms., and struction of a road bridge ncar Guthani ovu Bhantapokhar-Jiradci road covering 5 Kms. river Saryu in the last decade that tIle flow of On all these routes power-propelled vehicles traffic to the Hf.'igh bouring State has shown ply regularly carrying the passengers. State considerable progress. transport buses ply on Siwan-Chapra, Siwan­ Mirganj and Siwan-Majrwa-Guthani roads but buses of private companies also run on these Major Social and Cultural Events o( Note during roads and other metalkd ron.ds. the Decade

The village roads are mainly katcha which No such event took place except deolaration form perfect rei iculation between the main and celebration of Siwan as a district in 1973 highways. The Rural Engineering Organisation after which the progress and developme,nt of and District Board are gradually converting the area was given a new dimension. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PLACES OF RELIGIOUS, HISTORICAL AND ARCHEOLOGICAL IMPORT ANCE IN VILLAGES AND PLACES OF TOURIST INTEREST IN THE TOWNS OF THE DISTRICT. Amarpur because it oontains the tomb (dargah) of a Mohammedan saint, Shah Arjan of Pa,tria, in Amarpur is a. village situated three kilo­ whiuh there is some good wood-work. The metres west of Darauli. In this village ruins of story runs th at the sair,t, attraotc d by the a mosquo of red briok on the bank of river solitude of the place, performcd a Ohila hore, Gogra are still available. This mosque was i.e., gave himself Ul)LI religious oontemplation built during the reign of the Mughal Emperor for 40 days. He 3018',) sot up a religious (stab­ Shahjahan (1628--1658) uEder the sup:wvision HshmE'nt which was endowed by the Emperor of his naib Amar Singh but the work was loft Aurangzcb. 'rhe annivorsary of the saint's inoomplete. The village derivcs its name from death is celebrattd on the llth of Rabi-us-sani the build~r of the mosque, Amar Singh. every year which attracts a large crowd. Maharaj ganj Faridpur A block headquarters now, it was also Faridpur, situat£d just near Audar, is the called Basnauli Gangar. It is the largest birth place of Maulana Mazharul Hay whv played bazar in the district. This waB the place where an important role Luring freedom movement. great hero of Indian Ir,dcpondonoe MOVEment, Sadaqm,t Ashram in Patna OWL'S its origin Sbri Phukna Prasad oentralised his aotivity largely to him. He was a symbol of Hindu­ v,nd fought a,gainst tho Britishcrs. Muslim Unity. Mairwa Darauli A blook headquarters now, it is said to A bluck h6adquarters now, there is a have been founded on the name of Dara Sikoh, celebrated Brahma Asthan, locally known as the eldest son of the Elnperol' Shahjahan. Its Hari Baba ka Asthan, the shrine having been name was Darawali whioh later on was cha,nged built over the relios of the saint. There is into Darauli. Thero are romir:iscE:l:.ts of also a mound callEd Oha.nanriyam Dih from Mughal period ruins where a big mela is held. an Ahirni women who is now worshipped in every year on the Kartik Pu,rnima. a shed built i.n front of the dakbungalow which oocuph.s the top of thl) mound. The Don shrine is on the bank of the Jharhi river and fairs 9,1'0 held in Kartik and Chaii1'a months. A villa.ge in the Damuli Block whtre thore Thore is a.lso a. leper homo 3,t Mairwa knGwn are remnants of a fort which is sa~d to bo e,g Kustha Sevasra-m which is doing useful oonnected w,th the famous hero of the l\>Iaha­ work. bharat, Acharya Drc.nacharya, the Guru of both Kauravas and PB:->.davas. Papaur

Hasanpura A village which reprpsents a plaoe of great I),ntiquity. It must be t.he Pava where the A village in the Hussainganj Blook. It is goldsmith Kunda lived, whfn Lord ButlcTha said tha.t it was founded by Makc'um Saiy( d came and W£'l;t with his followers to the Pasan Chisti , a saint who oame from Arabia goldsmiths grove and there he aocepted an to India and w,ttkd here. He four.d.ed g invitr,tion to dine with the goldsmith. The Kha,nkhah (religious ins+,itution). For the name Pa,paul' apIyars to be a corruption of upkrep of Khankhah and of the dargah Papa,fura or Pavapura, i.e., the saored city. or tomb of Saint Ohisti an endowment of land was granted. by the Emperor Mehndar of Dc·lhi. The village oonta.ir;s t.he rf'mains of a lal'ge mosque and dargah of the saint whicb A village in Siswan Blook, where thl're is a is visited by both Hin,1us and Muslims. t0mple of Lord Shivp. which is visited by the :r~ople of tho locality on the Sh~varatrt, day. Lakri Dargah It is known for its temple a,Ed a pond soatttd over v.n area of more th8,n 52 bighas. It is A villag0, it is the pl[l,ce of pilgimage for said tha,t one king bui.lt. these and took the Mohammedans. The village is so called his bath in the pond and got bis leprosy oured. 8

Jiradei remnants of a. Hindu temple whieh wa.s built r,t the insta.nce of Lord Budd:Ra.. It is a. village in the Hussainganj Block. Dr. Rajendra Prasad, thc first Presidenj of the Bhikhabandh India.n Republic belonged to this village. A village in Maharajganj Block, there is a big tree under the shade of wl:ich Bhaiya­ Keontalia BabiI'j temple is situated. The story runs that tbese brother and sister fought Mughal sepoys A village in Darauli Block situated OJ'. the in the 14~b co.tury and died here incourse ()J bank of the river S».ryu, it is said to have the fighting. HISTORY OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

The District Census Handbook which is fairly villages, their area, popUlation, amenities such comprehensive and uniform is r,mong the as educational, medical, drinking water, post traditional documentation of the Census O/gani­ and telegraph, market/hat and communication, sation. This was brought out for the first time in etc., available there and the land use statistics 1951 CensUs and since then it has improved itself for each village. A new feature of the format in the matter of content and coverage, keeping in of the Village Direetory of 1981 Census is view the requirements and growing needs of that if any of the above mentioned six ameni­ data us::>rs and various organisations besides ties is not available in the village in question, the ministries and government departments the distance of the nearest place in broad including the Planning Commission. The ranges of distanc~ where the facility is available District Census Handbooks are, in fact, State is recorded. For towns various aspects of government publications but their compilation, information relating to their area, popUlation processing, analysis and writing are done by during 19S1 as well as previous Censuses from the Census Organisation on bE'half of the State 1901, growth rates, density, sex-ratio, physical Government. The Dis';l'ict Census Handbook aspects, eommunication, municipal financf's, contains two parts, viz., (i) Part A comprising civil, medical, Educational and other amenities the Village and Town Directory and (ii) Part B as well as trade, commerce, industry and oomprising the village and Townwise Primary bankir.g facilities have been provided. The Census Abstract as also the Primary Census columns relating to the population of the Abstract in respect of the Scheduled Castes Scheduled Ca,stes and Scheduled Tribes and and Scheduled Tribes at the Development adult literacy classes/centres in the statements Block level. Both Parts A and B have been of the Town Directory are the innovatiors of included in the present volume. During the the 1981 Census made to meet the requirements of 1971 Consus, District Census Handbooks were the Minimum Needs Programme of tllC Planning published in three parts, the third part con­ Commission. taining the Administrative and Census statistics. A new statement of civic and other amenities Since it took a long time in collecting the for each area/locality indentified as slum in desired Administrative statistics from the class I and II towns has been added. The various State Government departments result­ information in this regard was collected in the ing in inordinate delay in the publicati_on of year 1979. Since none of the towns in Siwan the District CensUs Handbook Part C, It has district in that year qualified as class I and been decided not to go in for this endeavour class II, tho details of slum was not collected at 3,11 this time. This has been done with a from the district a.t a]], though as per the 1981 view to making certain important a.nd useful Census Siwa.n (M) now falls in class II range. basic information available to the data users SIJ:=ttfme~t IV-A rdn.ting to E'lums has, therefore, well in time. For information relating to J;ot b(,cJ~ fHn.ishcd ill this volume. Administrative statisties the data users eouId, however, refer to the pUhlications brought out Primary C('J~sns Abstract whicl] forms a by the State Statistical Bureau. part of tlJe District CO,SHS Handbook provides llasic information suc}] as the number of occupied Scope of the District Census Handbook residential hOHses 0.1'.<1 households, total population, po]mhtion of the Scheduled Castes and The District CensllS HfLndbooks are the only Scheuukd Tribes, lite-rates, main workers, publications which furnish informat.ion down to cultivators, agricultural laLourers, workers in the village level in case of ruml areas and to household industry a.Ed other workers, marginal the level of towns/wards in case d' urban workers and r.or.-workers by sex in respeot of areas. This facilitates researoh soholars and each village ar:d each urban ward. In case academieians to analyse data upto 1,he lowcsn of urban areas certa,h~ items of information administrative unit. It is of vital importance have been provided down to the Enumerator's for the planners also since it offers micro-level Block level. data and thus enables them to ident.ify the areas undeveloped in terms of infrastructure For the first time Di.strict Primary Census and channelise efforts and inputs accordingly Abstract in respect of SC/ST has been presented so that optimum utilization of the resources in the District Census Handbook. The in for­ could be made. ma~ion contained in it is almost similar to that in the General Primary Census Abstract and the Village and Town Directories inclu(led in the level of presentation is a.1so identical in l)istrict Census Handbook give the list of hoth the cases. 10

For oOll.venienCt, of referf'noe an alphabetical (iii) A population of at least 400 persona list Gf villages in respect of ea.ch development per square kilometre. block has been furnished and it precedes the village Directory. Another interesting feature In a few exceptional cases, places of this time is the Jlsting of thosp villages h; the tourist interest or administrative signifioance Village Directory which are either treated have also been treated as Census towns by the as 'outgrowth' of an urban agglomeration or Director of Census Operations. arc wholly mGrgcd in towns (provided they continue to be borne on the jurisdiction There has not been a?-y change in the list p3uding revisional settlement survey) or concept of urban area smce 1961. At the aro treated as Census towns (urbap). Such 1961 and 1971 Censuses, non-agricultural tYPJS of villages have also been retained population mentioned in criterion (ii) included in the Primary Census Abst.ract (rural) for persons engaged in livestock, forestry, fishing, cross reference. This has been done to etc. At the 1981 Census, however, such enSUf0 that the villages figuring in the PCA persons were also treated at l)ar with agri­ (rund) and that;o ill the Villago Directory cultural population and excluded from non­ m11tuh all

residenoe is oombined with other work was ono yC'nr immediai,ely uses suoh as shop-cum-residence, preceding the enumeration period. workshop-cum-residence, school-cum­ Worker-Persons who had worked even for residence, eto. a day in the ab{Jve mentioned economioally productive work have Household-A household is a group of been treated as workers. persons who oommonly live together and would take their meals from Main workers~If a perSOIl Ims worked for a. common kitchen unless the exi­ 183 days or more durir.g tho re­ genoies of work prevented any of ference period he hal> to be treated them from doing so. There may as a Main Worker. be a household of persons related Marginal worker--If a person has work~·d by blood or a household of unre­ for less tl)an 18:~ days or SIX lated persons or having a mix of months during the referenco period both. There may be one-member he has been treated as a Marginal households, two member households Worker. or multi-member households. For Oensus purposes, each one of these Non-worker--If a person. did not work at types is regarded as a household. all (not even one day) during the reference period lw has hoon treated Literate-A person who oan both read as a Non-worker. and write wit}) understanding in Sched1lled Castes and Scheduled Tribes­ any language is taken as literate. Under Articles 341 (1) and 342(1) A person who oan merely read but of the Const,itu1ion of India, the cannot write, is not literate. It is eastcs or tribes to he treated as not necessary that a person who is Scheduled Oastes or Scheduled Tribes literatel:ihould have reoeived any for a particular State are specified by formal eduoation or should have public notification by the President passed any minimum eduoational of India. According to the Govern­ standard. ment of India, Ministry of Home Definition of work-Work has been Affair's Notification no. SRO 2477A, defined as partioipation in any dated the 29th October, 1956 and euonomically produutive aotivity. the Scheduled Oastes and Soheduled Suoh partioipation may be physioal Tribes Orders (Amendment) Act, or mental in nature. Work in­ 1976 (No. 108 of 1976) dated 18th volves not only actual work but September, 1976 the lists of tIle also effective superVISIon and Scheduled Castes and the Soheduled direction of work. The referenoe Tribes, thus notified for the State period for enquiries relating to of Bihar arc given below.

A. Scheduled castes

1. Bantar 12. Ghasi 2. Bauri 13. Halalkhor 3. Bhogta 14. Hari, Mehtar, Bhangi 4. Bhuiya. 15. Kanjar 5. Bhumij (excluding North Chotanagpur and 16. Kurariar South Ohotanagpul' Divisions and 17. Lalbegi Santhal Pargana district). 18. Musahar 6. Ohamar, Mochi 19. Nat 7. Chaupal 20. Pan, Sawasi 8. Dabgar 21. Pasi 9. Dhobi 10. Dom, Dhangad 22. Rajwar II. Dusadh, Dhari, Dharhi 23. Turi 12

B. Scheduled Tribes

1. Asur 15. Karmali 2. Baiga 16. Kharia 3. Banjara 17. Kharwar 4. Bathudi 18. Khond 5. Bedia 19. Kisan 6. Bhumij (in North Chotanagpur and 20. Kora South Chotanagpur Divisions and 21. Korwa Santhal Pargana district) 22. Lohara, Lohra 7. Binjhia 23. Mahli 8. Birhor 24. Mal Paharia 9. Birjia 25. Munda 10. Ohero 26. Omon 11. Ohik Baraik 27. Parhaiya 12. Gond 28. Santal 13. Gorait 29 Sauria Paharia 14. Ho 30. Savar ANALYSIS OF DATA

Population, number 01 villages and towns

The district of Siwan, with a population of tuent units of towns In the district) and 3 1,778,930 persons is divided into 15 Community towns. The following table highlights the Development Blocks consisting of 1,437 in- popUlation, number of villages and towns for habited villages (out of a total number of 1,553 the district as also for its development blocks. villages including 15 villages which are consti-

Table i-Population, number of villages and towns, 1981

Population

,_ "~1-· ... __ A __ "'--1 - _,,_ '\-- ,,_ ~ .. __ ,,~ .. ---...._ .. -", __ ... __ ... _.",,"_ __ 1_~"__" _. __ " __ 1_· __1_"" ____ - .. ____ -, 81. Name of Number of Num- no. Development Total Rural Urban vilIages , ____ ._. ____ • .A. bel' of r-~ -1- _ .. .A-__ ",,- -"-,. Block -.--~ -.-- .-- --., ,--.--- --,",_ 1-- "'--_ -"--1- _... _ .. ---~, r- - .A._ -. towns Persons Males }i'emales l'erson8 Males :Females Per- Males Fe- Total Inha- sons males bited

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 8iwan 157,282 80,471 76,811 101),998 53,069 52,929 51,284 27,402 23,882 79 78 1

2 Hnssainganj 139,558 67,431 72,127 139,558 67,431 72,127 82 79

3 Andar 106,867 50,672 56,195 106,867 50,672 56,195 106 102

4 Darauli 96,096 46,469 49,627 96,096 46,469 49,627 115 97

I) Gut han i 69,324 33,702 35,622 69,324 33,702 35,622 105 98

6 Mairwa 140,323 69,145 71,178 128,377 62,882 65,495 11,946 6,263 5,683 135 123 1

7 Barharia 160,235 77,313 82,922 160,235 77,313 82,922 140 139

8 Pachrukhi 129,995 63,573 66,422 129,995 63,573 66,422 101 98

9 Goriakothi 124,222 59,835 64,387 124,222 59,835 64,387 81 81

10 Basantpur 122,091 58,484 63,607 122,091 58,4.84 63,607 81 79

Il 118,156 55,631 62,525 118,156 55,631 62,1)25 114 112

12 Maharajganj 108,505 51,795 56,710 93,309 43,943 49,366 15,196 7,852 7,344 77 69 1

13 Daraundha 114,755 53,879 60,R76 114,755 53,879 60,876 99 95

14 Siswan 87,224 40,917 46,307 87,224 40,!Jl7 46,307 101 79

15 Raghunathpur 104-,297 50,220 M,077 104,297 50,220 54,077 137 108

Total 1,778,930 859,537 919,393 1,700,504 818,020 882,484 78,426 41,517 36,909 1,553 1,437 3

It would ho seon from tho table above that total urban population contained in 3 towns among the C. D. Blocks, Barhari;), with 9.01 is of thc order of only 4.41 per cent of the per cent of tho popUlation of the district population of the district. None of the 3 occupies the first place followed by Siwan with towns, viz., Siwan (Municipality), Mairwa 8.84 per cent. The least populatcd C. D. Block (NAC) a.nd Maharajganj (NAC) falls in the is Guthani with only 3.90 per cent of the range of class I towns (population 1 lakh and popUlation of the district because a good above). Only Siwan town in the district falls number of villages in Guthani Block are in class II range (with population 50,000- sparsely populated as compared to villages of 99,999) having population of 51,284 persons. other C. D. Blocks. The district does not have any urban agglo­ meration either. Decadal change in population Siwan district, which has been carved out of the old , appears to have had Siwan acquired the status of a district only less impact of urbanisation since 95.59 per cent after the 1971 Census. In fact the subdivision the popUlation lives in the villages. The of Siwan in the old Saran district as such has 14

been upgraded as a district. The percentage development blocks is presented IH the table increase in the population of the district and its below ;

Table 2-Decadal chan(£ in di~trib ution of Population

l'0pulation J'erc{'ntnge decadal (1971 -81) Developwent Block ,----.-.-- .--.,--_-_ -- --'-.--,--,.-.,.- ,--"----,- ,_-. ,.--_-,--.. __ ,. ,. ,- -_,_ -, variation 1!J71 1!J81

'-'~ . -.- ,- -- " ,--"-_. ,'-' " ,--"----,. ,- ,-~-,. ,--- -- . ,- - -, ,- --"-- ,. ,- ,------, Total Rural Urban Total Huml Ul'ban Tutal HllI-aJ Ul'ban

1 2 3 456 7 8 !J 10 II !J,895 Siwan 86,733 33,162 157,282 105,9!J8 51,284 +3I.l8 +22.21 +54.65

Hllssainganj 115,732 115,732 139,558 13!J,fi58 +20.5!J +20.5!J

Andar 88,566 88,566 106,8G7 10G,867 +2().G6 +20.GG

Darallli 83,302 83,302 9G,096 9G,09G + 15.36 + 15.3G

Gllthani 57,894 G7,894 69,324 6!J,324 +19.74 +19.74

Mairwa 11G,894 110,128 6,76G 140,323 128,377 1l,94G +20.04 + 16.57 +76.56

Barharia 126.725 126.725 1 GO.235 1 GO.235 +2().44 +26.44

Pachrukhi 105,107 105,107 129,9\)5 12!l,!J95 +23.G8 +23.68

Goriakothi 101,98!J 101,989 124,222 124,222 -1-21.80 +21.80

Basantpur 100,129 100,129 122,091 122,0!H +21.93 +21.93

Bhagwanpur Hat 97,248 97,248 118,156 ]]8,156 +21.50 +21.50

Maharajganj 90,243 78,349 1l,8!J4 108,505 93,309 15,HjG +20.24 + Hl.09 +27.76

Daraundha 95,216 95,21G 114,755 114,7i)() +20.52 +20.52

Siswan 73,103 73,103 87,224 87,224 +19.32 +19.32

Raghunathpnr 90,024 90,024 104,297 104,297 + 15.85 + 15.85

Total 1,462,067 1,410,245 51,822 1,778,930 1,700,504 78,426 +21.67 -1-20.58 +51.34

It would appear that the rise in the popu­ decade. The most populous town in the district lation of this district during the 1971~81 is, however, SiWan (M) though its decadal decade has been of the order of 21.67 per cent growth rate (54.65 per cent) has been only next which is lower than the decadal growth rate of to Mairwa (NAC). 24.06 per cent for the State. The rural popUlation in the district has increased by 20.58 per cent while urban population growth Villages classified by population ranges over the decade has been as much as 51.34 per cent. The distribution of villages by their popUla­ tion ranges is given in the following table in As shall be evident from the table, among six size-groups; the Development Blocks, Siwan has shown the h;ghest increase in population over the decade Table 3-Distribution of villages by popUlation ranges with 31.18 per cent followed by Barharia and Number of~Percentage of Pachrukhi with 26,44 and 23.68 per cent Range of population villages in 'illages in respectively. The increase in rural popUlation each range each range during 1971~81 has been the highest in case 2 3 of Barharia block (26.44 per cent) followed by Pachrukhi C. D. Block (23.68 per cent). As -200 109 7.58 200 - 499 294 20.46 regards the growth in urban population, 500- 1,999 814 56.65 Mairwa block occupies the first position with 2,000- 4,999 195 13.57 5,000 .. !l,99!! 24 1.67 76.56 per cent probably because Mairwa (NAC) 1 0.07 has registered an increase in the number of 10,000+ villages as its constituent units during the Total 1,487 100.00 15

It would be seen from the table that the Proportion of Scheduied Ca&~S I Tribes poptila~ maximum number of villages in the district tion in villages and townl lie in the population range of 500-1,999 followed by villages in the population rango of Tables 5, 6 and 7 furnished below indicate 200-499 accounting for 56.65 and 20.46 per the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Sche­ cent of the total number of inhabited villages duled Tribes population in the villages and respectively in the district. The medium-sized towns of the district. This will be helpful villages are thus much more in number than for planning of welfare programmes for Scheduled large-sized villages (with population above Castes and Scheduled Tribes at micro-level, 5,000) in the district. The large villages comprise particularly, in relation to area development of only ~.74 per cent of inhabited villages in oriented programmes. The tables have been the district. It may be of interest to note dealt witb separately. that in the 1971 Census also the average Table 5-Proportion of Sch eduled Castes PopUlation to population size of a village in the State Wa,s Total Population in the villages only 751 whereas in the old Saran district it was as high as 926. Peroentage range of Scheduled Number of Percentage Castes PopUlation to total Villages in of Villages in populations eaoh range each range Villages classified by density 1 2 3 Nil 223 15.52 The density of population is defined as number of persons per square kilometre. It 5 or l{\ss 255 17.75

indicates the extent of crowding in a particular (i- ,10 369 25.68 area. The distribution of villages in the district by their density is given in Table 4 11- ,15 .1'59 18.02 below: 16- ,20 139 9.67

Table 4-Distribution of villages by density 21- 30 106 7.38

Total no. of l'ercontago 31 and abovo 86 5.98 Range of density (per villages in of villageS in sqllare Km.) oach density eaoh donsi1,y Total 1,437 100.00 range range 2 3 It is descernible from the table that there --,10 4 0.28 are only 86 villages accounting for 5.98 per cent of the inhabit,ed villages, where the per­ 11-20 centages of Scheduled Castes population to 31 21- ~50 5 0.35 total population is more than per cent and there are 15.52 per cent of the villages 51---100 7 0,48 which do not have any population of the 101· ,200 27 1.1-18 Sehedukd Castes at all. The maximum number of villages, i.e., 369 accounting for 25.68 201· ·300 30 2.09 per cent of the total inhabited villages have 301· ,500 173 12.04 Sehcduled Castes population in the range of 6--10 per cent. IJ01+ 1,190 82.81 Table 6 - Proportion of Scheduled Trib es Population to Not k"own 1 0.07 Total Population in th e villages l'ercontugc rangp of soheduled Total 1,437 100.00 Number of I'ercentage of tribf's population to total villages in villages in population each range euch range 'rhe data pre80nted in the abOVl\ taulo high­ 1 2 3 lights the fact that nI<1ximum proportion of villages in the district 1i8S in the dell8ity range Nil 1,201 83.58

of 501 +with 82.81 per c8nt followt,d by villagc8 [) or lpHR 195 13.57 in the density range of 301-500 which account 38 2.64 for 12.04 pOl' cent. 16· -25 2 0.14 It would further be seen that a very small number of villages fall in tho density range 26· ,35 below 300 implying thereby that p::>pulation 36--50 in the district is mostly contained in the medium-sized villages as already explained in 51 and above 0.07 the earlier paragraph. Total 1,437 100,00 16

As regards the population of the Scheduled the total number of inhabited villages where Tribes it can be seen from Table 6 that there are the con ccntration of Scheduled Tribes popula­ as many as 1,201 out of 1,437 inhabited tion is less than 5 per cent followed by 38 villages (83.58 per cent) in the district which villages (2.6"4 per cent) in the next higher have no Scheduled Tribes at all. It is only range of 6~15. In the higher ranges the in 195 villages comprising 13.57 pel' cent of number of villages is either negligible or nil.

Tab Ie 7-l'roportion of Sc heduled Castes/Sched1:led Tribes pO[lulation in towns

PerC()}]iage of PercPIJtagf' of Total Total scheduled schedule,; Namo of tho town Total lOehedu[ml ~cbedulod eustes tribes populatioll castes tribes 1'01 >u lation population population population to total to total population I'opulat ion

2 3 4 5 6

l\Taharaj gall i 15,1% 1,033 205 (l.St) 1.04

Mairwa 11,IJW ~n') 5!H 7.4J 4.97

Siwan 51,281 2,767 624 5.40 1.22

All towns 7J,~26 4,6B9 1,513 5.98 1.93

The table above indicates that the con­ It would be> s('ell above that lit('raies form centration of the Scheduled Castes in the towns 22.62 pDr cC'nt of the population in the rural of Siwan district is of the order of 5.98 per cent of the total population which is less as com­ ar('as of the district as against 47.38 pEl' cent pared to rural areas. They have been less in tho urban areas. In tho rural arcas it is mobile probably because agriculture and allied interesting to note tllat ('xcept in tlJC popula­ activities still remain to be their main source of livelihood. The highest percentage of tiQn ran go of 10,000+ where thero is only Scheduled Castes population is contained in oue village, the literacy rate varh s dir( otly Mairwa (NAC) with 7.44 per cent. The Urban in relatiQ,ll to the population range of the content of the popUlation of the Scheduled villages. The highest perc('ntage of likracy Tribes is also observed to be maximum in Mairwa town being 4.(,7 per cent. In rest of rate 0,1,1\ b(' s'.'ell for tlw villages in tho p::>pula­ the towns the proportion of Scheduled Tribes tion rallg( s of 5,OOO-D,9!J!J and 2,OOO-4,99!J is much less. with 23. 78 a~d 23.75 pDr cent literates res­ Literacy raies by population ranges of villages pectively and the lowest in tho popuhttion and towns range of less than 2()() with olily 1!J.!)5 pDr c('nt According to the Census concept, n person being literaLll. who waS able to rend and write with ullder­ standing in any language was taken as litemte. While Table 8 below gives the literacy rates of villages classified by popUlation ranges, Tahle n Table 9-I.lteracy rates tor towns shows literacy rates of towns in the district. The tables have been discussed separately. Name of the tOWII Literney rate Table 8-Literacy rates by population ranges of villages Number of Range of population villages in Lit.oruey 2 oach range rate I 2 3 J\lal1uraj gatlj 36.95 --200 109 10.05 200-499 294 21.06 Muirwu 33.21 500~1,999 814 21.95 2,000-~4,B99 1!J5 23.715 5,000. ·9,999 24 23.78 Siwan 53.78 10,000+ I 17.06 Total 1,437 22.62 All Towns 47.38 17

Among the towns, Siwan(M), being tbe hreak up of Literates, Main Workers, Marginal district headquart(~l's, has t.he highest percentage Workers, Total Workers, Non-workers and the of literate population (53.78 per cent) followed by Maharajganj (NAC) (36.95 psr cent). number of the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Workers and non-workers in rural and urban Tribes in the rural and urban areas of the areas of the district district as well as ill its development blocks The table on next page gives the percentage in relation to total population. 18

Table 10-Literates, Workers, NOD-wo'rkers, Scheduled castes, Total Scheduled Scheduled Rural Total Population castes TI'ibes Literates to total Topulation Name of Development urban populatioh population Block r--'--'--- . ___.A.. ___ ._. "-- , to total to total r----'-.- .-. ,.A._,, ___ ._ -_' __ ', Persons Males Females l'opulation ropnlation PersOl.s Mairs F£mal< s

I .2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Siwan T 157,282 80,471 76,811 9,60 1.33 32,10 45,23 18,35 R 105,998 53,069 52,929 11.64 1.38 21.62 35.72 7.48 U 51,284 27,402 23,882 5,4,0 1.22 53.78 63.65 42.45

Hussain gan j R la9,558 67,431 72,127 10.07 0.14. 24.47 37.40 12.39

Andar R 106,867 50,672 56,195 12.18 1.27 23.77 38.69 10,31

Darauli R 96,096 46,469 49,627 12.12 0,34 22.56 36.33 9.67

Guthani R 69,324 33.702 35,622 15.09 0.59 24,78 39.55 10.81

Mairwa T 140.323 69,145 71,178 10.63 1.22 22.74 36.98 8.91 R 128,377 62,882 65,495 10.92 0.87 21.77 36.20 7.91 U 11,946 6,263 5,683 7.44 4.97 33.21 44.83 20,39

Barharia R 160,235 77,313 82,922 11.29 0,55 21.43 34,24 9.49

Pachrukhi R 129,995 63,573 66,422 10.98 0.27 24.40 39.08 10.34

Goriakothi R 124,222 59,835 64,387 9.82 0.88 21.48 35.10 8.83

Basantpur R 122,091 58,484 63,607 10.03 0.37 21.47 35.58 8.49

Bh!JgWanpur Hat R 118,156 55,631 62,525 9,66 0.02 23.35 38.20 10.14

Maharajganj T 108,505 51,795 56,710 10.53 0.84 24.78 39.78 11.07 R 93,309 43,943 49,366 lI.l4 0,66 22.79 37.82 9.42 U 15,196 7,852 7,344 6.80 1.94 36,95 50,74 22.21

Daraundha R II 4,755 53,879 60,876 10.95 0.32 19.83 <13,34 7.88

Siswan R 87,224 40,917 46,307 9.92 0.09 24.32 38.64 1I.66

Raghunathpur R 104,297 50,220 54,077 12.38 1.70 22.62 35.64 10,53

T 1,778,930 859,537 919,393 10,85 0.68 23,71 37,66 10.68 Total R 1,700,504 818,020 882,484 11.07 0,62 22,62 36.60 9,66 U 78,426 41,517 36,909 5.98 1.93 47,38 58,87 85,08 19

Soheduled Tribes population in the distrlot

Main workers to total Marginal workers to Total workers to total Non.workers to Name at ·population. ·total population population total population. Development 1310 Ilk; .--__..A. r- -, -., ,- -, -, Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females :Persons Males Females

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 I

23.55 43.31 2.88 0.35 0.38 0.31 23.91 43 .. 69 3.19 75.09 56.31 96.S1 Siwan 23.65 44.06 3.19 0.46 0.55 0.38 24.11 44.61 3.57 75.89 55.39 96.43 23.39 41.85 2.20 0.10 0.05 0.15 23.49 41.90 2.35 76.51 58.10 97.65

21.48 41.31 2.94 0.67 0.66 0.67 22.15 41.97 3.61 77.85 58.03 96.39 Hussain~anj

21.75 41.48 3.95 0.80 0.66 0.93 22.55 42.14 4.89 77.45 57.86 95.H Andsr

22.88 42.42 V,S 0.R5 0.74 0.95 23.73 43.16 5.53 76.27 56.84 94.47 D~rauli

24.40 43.51 6.33 1.25 0.63 1.83 25.65 44.14 8.16 74.35 55.86 91.84 Guthani

23.66 43.73 4.1S 1.19 0.87 1.50 24.85 44.60 5.68 75.15 55.40 94.32 Mail'wa 23.58 43.70 4.26 1.25 0.92 1.57 24.83 44.62 5.83 75.17 55.38 94.17 24.59 44.04 3.15 0.53 0.40 0.67 24.12 44.44 3.82 74.88 55.56 96.18

24.39 44.84 5.32 0.72 0.50 0.94 25.11 45.34 6.26 74.89 54.66 93.74 Barharia

23.61 42.95 11.09 1.61 1.23 2.01 2;,24 44.18 7.10 74.76 55.82 92.90 'Pachrukhi 23.6() 43.85 4.78 1.31 0.78 1.81 24..91 44.63 6.59 75.09 55.37 93.41 Goriakothi

23.52 43.24 5.38 1. 72 1.26 2.15 25.24 44.50 7.53 74.76 55.50 92.47 BasantPur

22.60 41.98 5.36 1.32 1.08 1.54 23.92 43.06 6.90 76.08 56.94 93.10 BhagwanpurHat

23.76 41.67 7.39 3.60 3.04 4.12 27.36 44.71 11.51 72.64 55.29 88.49 Maharajganj 23.53 41.07 7.91 4.02 3.29 4.68 27.55 44.3G 12.59 72.45 55.64 87.41 25.15 45.01 3.92 1.03 1.63 0.38 26.18 46.64 4.30 73.82 53.36 95.70

21.93 40.34 5.64 1.24 1.23 1.25 23.17 41.57 6.89 76.83 58.43 93.11 Daraundha

21.48 39.4S 5.58 ZAn 2.07 2.69 23.88 41.55 8.27 75.12 58.45 91.73 Siswan

22.H2 41.03 6.11 1.81 1.87 1.75 24.73 42.90 7.86 75.27 67.10 92.14 Raghunathpur

23.07 42.49 4.92 1.33 1.OS 1.56 24.40 43.57 6.48 75.00 .56.43 93.52 23.04 42.48 5.01 1.37 1.11 1.61 24.41 43.59 6.62 75.59 56.41 98.38 Total 23.91 42.78 2.69 0.35 0.40 0.28 24.26 43.18 2.97 75.74 56.82 97.03 20

Total workNs in the district of Siwan Another notable featurei!l higlJer percentage account for 24.40 per cent of tbe total popula­ of female marginal workers (1.5ti per cent) tion whereas the number of non-workers is vis-a-vis male margjJlaJ workers (1.08 per cent). as high as 75.60 per cent. As shall be evident It can be seen that except in one or two from the table above, the main workers (i.e.,) rural and urban cases tIle same pattern prevails thos,=, who had worked for 6 montbs or 183 ill all tlJC rural and urban areas of the district. days or more during the reference period of 1 year) comprise 23.07 per cent of the total It will also be seen that the percentage of population which is very close to the per cent age workers to the total population is higher in of the total workers in the d~strict, implying the rural areas (24.41 per cent) than in the thereby that participation of the plOp Ie ill urban arc'as (24.26 per cent). The same pattern productive work in the district econonii~ally is porciptible in the case of marginal workers was mainly on a full-time basis, The contri­ who constitute 1.37 per cent of the rural popula­ bution of marginal workers (those who bad tion but only 0.35 per cent of the urban worked for less than 183 days) to the total population. This may be natural in vitw of working population is very insignificant in the fact that in the rural areas people generally the district, being only 1.33 per cent. The find an easy employment in various agricultural same tr

Numbt'r (with rercf'ntagt') of villagf's having one or more of the following ampnitif"B Numbt'], of ,- .-,-~ " ,. . • - "~ ," ~ .-..~~ ~ ".~,~ ,.A.-,•. ,._~ ,- ~-~ .-,,-,~~-.-, .-~,- ,,-~ .~"~_~ Serial Name of no. Development inhabit('ll E(]tH'ation l\Iedi('al Drinking Post and Market, Communi- Approach Power Block vilJagt'H \\'atf'r Telegraph hat ('ation Ly pucw BUPI,ly road 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II

1 Siwan 78 58 13 7S 9 13 15 22 27 (74.36) (16.67) (100.00) (11.54) (16.67) (19.23) (28.21) (34.62) 2 HU8sainganj 79 fi6 15 79 20 14 30 26 38 (83.54) (IS.99) (100.00) (2.').32) (17.72) (37.97) (32.91 ) (48.10) 3 Anuar 102 n 1 102 HI 14 9 11 10 (71.57) (0.98) (100.00) (HUI3) (13.73) (R.82) (10.78) (9.S0) 4 Darallii 97 li2 39 !17 25 ](I 15 13 6 (G3.!}:!) (40.21 ) (100.00) (2fi.77) (10.31 ) (15.46) (13.40) (6.19) 5 Guthani 98 fifi 15 !IS 15 6 11l 16 (1)(1.12) (Ifi.:n) (11)0.00) (lfi.:ll ) (11.12) (H).31l) (16.33) S5 21 123 6 Mairwa 123 2:~ 17 111 26 20 (611.11 ) (I7.07) (IUO.OU) (IH.70) (13.H2) (15.45) (21.14) (16.26) Hli 27 13!1 7 Barharia 139 22 32 33 31 23 (61.87) (1fI.42) ( JOO.O(J) (15.S3) (23.02) (23.74) (22.30) (16.55) 14 8 Pa)jhrukhi (IS 75 9S IS 22 20 33 40 (76.fi3) (14.2!1) (IOO.flO) (IR.37) (22.45) (20.41) (33.67) (40.82) 17 1(; 9 Goriakothi 81 70 81 26 37 60 8 (S6.42) (20.!IH) (IOO.CO) (11l.7fi) (32.10) (45.6R) (74.07) (9.88) 72 24 79 10 Basantpur 79 IS 19 19 14 4 (91.14) (30.38) (100.00) (22.7S) (24.05) (24.05) (17.72) (o.06) lfi 11 Bhagwanpur Hat 112 1'7 1I2 26 37 II 25 5 (77.6S) (13.30) (1 ()O.IIO) (23.21 ) (33.04) (9.82) (22.32) (4.46) fi4 29 69 20 12 Mahara.jganj 69 16 25 2i> 30 (711.26) (42.03) (100.00) (28.99) (23.19 ) (36.23) (40.08) (43.48) 13 DaraurHlha 95 71 14 95 III 8 12 18 28 (74.74) (14.74) (lOO.OO) (20.00) (8.42) (12.63) (18.95) (29.47) 14 Siswan 79 57 24 79 13 6 22 23 7 (72.15) (30.38) (100.00) (16,46) (7.fi9) (27.85) (29.11 ) (8.86) 15 Raghunathpur .' 108 62 17 108 19 8 22 30 4 (57.41) (15.74) (100.00) (17.59) (7.41 ) (20.37) (27.78) (3.70) Total 1,437 1,033 285 1,437 282 248 308 376 250 (71.89) (19.83) (100.00) (19.62) (17.26) (21.48) (26.17) (17.40) 21

Educational amenity-There are as many as It would be seen tlJat only 21.43 per cent 1,033 villages accounting for 71. H!l pCI' cent of of the total villag( s in tIle district are COllnoc­ the total number of inhabited villagt's (1,437) tt d by olle nKalJl> of communica1,ion or the in the district where educational facility is other. Tho mu,jority of village s are st.ill devoid available. The highest proportion of villag(s of this facility. A devdopment blockwise with educational facility can be ohserVt d in break up of villages havillg any means of the development block of Basantpur with communication is given in the table above 91.14 per cent followed by Goriako1Jlli and indicating that Goriakothi Llock comprises the Hussainganj with 86.42 and 83.54 pOI' cent highest proportion of villag(s (45.68 per cent) rospJctivdy. The lowest number of villagt s which are connectLd by bus or rail or navigable with educational facility is in tlJO development river/canal services, etc., followed by Hussain­ block of Guthani and Haghunathpur with ganj with 37.97 per cent of villages having 56.12 and 57.12 per cent respectively. one meallS of communication or t}le other. In the f( Stl of the development blocks the Medical amenity-The availability of mulieal percentage of vDlages having this facility varies amenity in the villages is quite low iLl,d only bet ween the minimum of 8.82 per cent in 19.83 per cent villages have it. Amollg tllC Andar hlock and the maximum of 3G.23 per development blocks, .lVlaharajganj has the cent in Maharajganj block. largest prop::>rtion of villages with medical Approach road to village-With only 26.17 facility, the percentage bl·ing 42.03. Andar block, on the other hand, has only one village per cellt villagcs having PU(CU approach roads it is clear that Illost of' village::; in the to it.s credit (0.98 p0r cent) t'njoying medical tlw district are still not easily accessible during tbe facility. rainy seaSon. Among tIle devdopmtnt blocks, Drinking water-It would be seen from the Goriakotbi block witll 74.07 per cent villages table that drinking water facility is g<'flemlly having pucca approach road tops the list available in all the inhabited villag( s of tIle foliow(d by Maharajganj and Pachl'uklli blocks with 40.5S and 33.(j7 per ccnt respectivdy. dis~rict of Siwan. Tlw development blocks wllich have the lowest Post and Telegrapk.-Postal facilities (Post number of villagt's having thiH facility are & telegrapll) are availahle only in 2H2 villages Andar (10.78 per cent), Darauli (13.40 per ceut) (19.62 per cellt) out of a total of 1,437inhabitt'u and Guthani (16.33 per cent). villages in the district. Maharajganj block Power Bupply-Electrifkd vilhgfs in the again has the maximum number of villages district constitute as much as 17.40 per cent having p.)st and telegraph facility (28.H9 p~r of the total number of vilin.gcs. POWH supply cent) followed by ])arauli (25.77 per CCllt) in these villages is utilised for either domestic and Hussainganj (25.32 per cent). In the or ngdcultural or other purposf's such as remaining development blocks of tlJe district eommcJ'cial or industrinl and in certain villages the number varies from a minimum of 11.54: for all the ahove purposes. p:.lr cent (in Siwan block) to a maximum of 23.21 per cent (in Bhagwanpur Hat hlock). Hussainganj development block occupies the first position having tIle maximum proportion Market/Hat-The villages where market/ltat of elect,rifled villages (4N.1 0 pel? 00 nt) followed is held constitute only 17.2H per C('nt of the hy Mallarajganj and Pachrukhi blOCks with total number of vi11agol ill tIJe dir-;trict. 43.48 and 40.82 per cellt respectively. The Bhagwanpur Hat block l]a,s the maximum lowest prop')rtion of villa.ges having pOW'er number of villag('s where mat'ke1,/hat is held, supply is observed in tbe development blocks the p3r cent age being 33.04 clos(lly followed by of Haghnnatll})ur (3.70 pOl' cent) nnd Bhngwan­ Goriakothi with 32.10' per cent. As will be pur Hat (4.4(j pel' cent). Signifim1l!tly, Guthani seen from the table, there are 4 development Development Block does not have any electrified blocks in the district which have the facility village. of market/hat in kss than 10 per CC'llt of the villages. In the rt'maining blocks tJIC propor­ Proportion of rural po pulation served by various tion of villages where market/kat is llCld varies amenities between 13.73 and 24.05 per cent. While in Table 11 we had discussed details Gommunication-The details of villages regarding number of villages pcssessing edu­ connected by bus, rail, navigable rivN'/callal cational, medical and otht'r amenities, Table 12 s~rvices, etc., llave beon incorporated in the on next pag~ gives the proportion of rural Village Directory. population served by these amf'nitief'. 22

Total Proportion of rural population served by the amenity of-- Serial Name of population ,--- -.-- ,------~--,"-'- '-,.- -_.- 0'_. ____ A •. __,._ ._.. _,. _____ ..' ___ . ______• rIO. Development of inhabited h1ducation Medical . ~- '_" Drinking Post and Market I Communi- Approach Power Block villages in water Telegraph the Deve- Hal cation by pucca SuPply lopment road Block

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 Siwan 1,05,998 00.28 28.47 100.00 22.18 31.95 27.95 33.22 48.52 2 Hussetinganj 1,39,558 91.60 32.91 100.00 52.08 35.69 54.50 51.54 63.16 3 Andar 1,06,867 89.45 3.67 100.00 31.87 28.24 16.40 20.23 17.05 4 Darauli 96,096 85.62 53.25 100.00 53.75 18.88 25.89 23.54 16.43 5 Guthani 69,324 79.27 30.13 100.00 39.78 20.63 36.30 26.99 6 J\lIairwa 1,28,377 88.41 34.04 100.00 39.87 33.92 28.51 35.79 30.48 7 Barharia 1,60,235 83.14 35.57 100.00 32.99 43.59 35.40 35.10 36.74 8 I'achI'ukhi 1,29,995 90.87 23.22 100.00 32.85 34.66 26.10 4J.53 50.65 9 Goriakothi 1,24,222 06.30 43.07 100.00 47.43 57.16 53.71 80.54 17.31 10 Basar.tpur 1,22,091 97.11 50.21 100.00 42.54 40.03 28.97 17.88 8.37 11 Bhagwanpur Hat 1,18,156 93.56 23.77 100.00 42.81 49.54 20.55 30.95 11.14 12 Maharajganj 93.309 93:60 55.58 100.00 46.80 34.13 49.78 50.97 54.16 Daraundha 13 1,14,755 91.44 27.76 100.00 42.97 17.41 49.38 30.54 48.11 Siswan 14 87,224 89.96 48.03 100.00 44.10 70.90 41.14 44.04 54.54

15 RaghunathI'uI' 1,04,297 88.78 34.09 100.00 45.62 15.60 31.05 34.38 54.36

Total 17,00,504 90.16 34.52 100.00 40.97 36.05 35.18 37.78 34.88

It would be seen that educational facility Distribution of villages having diff'8rent am enities is available to 90.16 per cent of the rural at different distance ranges population in the district. The proportion varies betwwn the maximum of !J'7.11 lier cent The table below indicates the number of in Basantpur block and the minimum of those villages whieh do not contain different 79.27 per cent in Guthani block. ~t may be amenities arranged by broad distance ranges of interest to note that the pr~l)Ortioll of (less than 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms.) villages in the district enjoying educational from the places where these are available: facility is much less b~ing 71.89 per cent (as has been observed in Table 11) than the pro­ Table 13-Distribution of villages not having certain amenities, arranged by distance ranges from the places portion of population which is as lligh as where these are available. 90.16 per cent. This may Ue attributed to the fact that villag( s which possess educational Number of villages where th.e amenity is not available and fac'ility contain larger proportion of population avilable at a distance of- as compar~d to those villages which do not Village not haVing the • ______,---._.__ A ___ ~-_~. _ ___, hav.e this facility at all. amenity of --5 5--10 10+ Total Kms. Kms. Kms. (cols.2~4) In case of medical facility also it can be seen that the proportion of rural popUlation 1 2 3 4 5 served by the amenity is of the order of 34.52 1. Education 402 2 40' per cent which is much more tlla;n the :p~o­ 2. Medical 930 167 fl5 1,152 portion of villages served by medIcal faClhty in the district. 3. Drinking water 4. Post and Telegraph 1,093 61 I 1,155 Similar trend can be observed in resp

As regards educ~ional facility it would be within 5 Kms. though not in the same pro­ s~n that there are as many as 402 villa~es in por~ion. the district (38.92 per cent) which do not have any educational facility but the facility is Availability of different amenities in the villages available at places situated within 5 Kms. according to the distance from the nearest from them. The number of villages having no town educational facility within but cnjoying this facility at a distance of 5-10 Kms. is only The following table gives the distribution 2 whereas beyond 10 Kms. it is nil. The of villages having different type of facilities number of villages having other facilities by distance from the nearest town in five size within a distance of 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. groups: is less than those having the facilities

Table 14-Dlstriblltion of villages according to the diStance from the nearest town and availability of different amenities

Number of Numbor (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of- Distance range from the inhabited,-- .-- _- -~-.-----. --.-_ - ---~---...... ----_~ __- ______--___ .___ '" -,,---- -.~.., nearest town villages Education Medical Drinking Post and Marketj CornrnUI-,i. Approach Power (in Kms.) in each water Telegraph Hat cation by pucca supply range road

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

0-5 176 119 27 176 29 9 34 50 67 (67.61 ) (15.34) (100.00) (16.48 ) (5.11) (19.32) (28.41) (38.07)

6-15 500 361 113 500 102 91 III 125 115 (72.20) (22.60) (100.00) (20.40) (18.20) (22.20) (25.00) (23.00)

16-~50 759 551 145 759 150 147 16& 201 68 (72.60) (19.I() (100.00 ) (19.76) (19.37) (21.48) (26.48) (8.96)

(H+ 2 2 2 I (100.00) (100.00) (50.00) Unspecified

Total 1,437 1,033 285 1,437 282 248 308 376 130 (71.89) (19.83) (100.00) (19.62) (17.26) (21.43) (26.17) (17.40 ) It would appear from the above table that observed to be tbe highest in the distance maximum number of inhabited villag{·s lie in group of 0-5 Kms. However, a different the distance range of 16-50 Kms. (52.82 per situation is observed in case of post and cent) from the uearest town. With only 3 Telegraph and communication where no parti­ urban centres in the district such a situation cular trend has been observed to be followed. is but na.tural. This is followed by villages It can be said that tIle villages which are in the distance range of 6-15 Kms. from the nearer to the urban areas bave benefited in neatest town with 34.79 per cent. Ollly two respect of power supply and pucca approach villages are f{)und to be in the distance range road vis-a-vis those rural pockets wlJich are of more than 51 Kms. beyond the pale of direct urban influence. As already ~xplained in the earlier para.graphs Interestingly, it can be ob1ferved from the drinking wa.t~:r facility is available in all the table that the proportion of villages having villages in the district. educlbt ional facility is 67.61 per cent for those situat-ed within 5 Kms. from the nearest town Villages according to population ranges and and thereafter it increases with the increase in amenities available the distance range from the nearest town. The same toond can- be observed in the case of The table given on next J"r,go furnishes Ma.rket/kat. and also with slight exception (in information regarding distribrltjon of villages distance rang.e of 16-50) in respect of medical having different amenities by size class of facilities. In case of p'Ucca approach road and population in four different ranges. power supply, the proportion of villag.es is 24

Table 15-Distribution of villages according to population range and amenities available

Numher of Number (with percelltage) of villag' 0 havil,g the amenity cf---

.A._ ,___ ,. , .. , __ •• ~ ,_ .~ _ 0-. ._ ._. _. ,_ ._ .. _.,.____,- Population rarge inhabited r-- --,- ,-- ,-- -- ~ - -. .. - .. -- ' . -, villages }<;dueatioll Medical Dl'iJlki),g p()~t ami Market / ('"n'mnri· AI rroach POWf'f in each water Telegraph Hat cati"l1 by Jlucca supply range road

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

-499 403 JI3 :3B 4()3 ]n 21 52 70 26 (2~.O4) (B.6~) (100.00) (2.4~) (5.21) (12.90) (17.37) (6.45)

500--1,999 814 703 137 814 117 117 153 199 130 (86.36) (16.83) (IOO.OO) (14.37) (14.37) (I8.80) (24.45) (15.97)

2,000-4,999 195 193 88 195 132 88 84 89 79 (U8.97) (45.13) (100.00 ) (67.6U) (45.13) (43.08) (45.64) (40.51)

5,000+ 25 24 21, 25 23 22 19 18 15 (96.00) (84.(0) (100.00) (92.00) (88.00) (76.00) (72.eO) (60.{iO)

Total 1,437 1,033 285 1,437 282 248 308 376 250 (71.89) (19.83) (100.00) (19.62) (17.26) (21.43) (26.17) (17.40)"

It can be seen from the table that tIle Table 16-Main staple food in the majority of viIlages In each Developm ent Block maXimllm number of villages, i.e., 814 (56.65 lJa'r cent) in tlJO district fall in the population Seriul Nume of Development Main staple food range of 500-1,!)91} followed by 403 villages no. Block (28.04 p~w ci)nt) in tho population range of 1m;:; 2 3 than 491}. Tho lowest number of villages as 1 SiwEln RiCe, wheflt. observed in the population range of 5,000+ 2 Hussainganj Rice, wheat. being 25 (1.74 per cent) in number. 3 Andur Hice, wheat. 4 Damn1i Hice, wheat. fi Gnthnlli Rice, wheat. II Mait'wa Hice, wheat. It may hQ of intercHt to noto that t.he 7 l~arharia Ricf', wheat. prop::>t'tion of villages having different a.In(mitioH S J'lldll'1I1dJi Rie!', whf'at. !l Gorinlwthi Rice, wh£'at. varies in direct relation to their populatioll I () ]~aHH,ll t,1' lit' Rice, whpat. range excep~ in case of educational facility 11 Bhngwanl'lIr Hut Rice, wheat. where the prop')rtion of villages has declined 12 MahnrHjgalJj .. Rice, wheat. ] 3 Danwudha .. Rice, whf'at. in the popula,tion range of .'5000+ thong}] tIle ]4 Si~wan RiN', wheat. decreas'J is very marginal. Gpnerally, the 15 B.nghlllluth\ '\I r Hice, wheat. maximum number of villages lJaving diffel'('nt amenities have a p'opulation range of 5000+ Villages according to land use which also corroborates the fact that morc The land utilisation data of the villag£'s in facilities arc generally available III larg;' villages than in smaller ones. the district have been incorporated in the Village Directory. The terms and concepts have also bcpn explained in the Analytical Main Staple food in the villages Note at the appropriate place.

The table giv<·n aJongside indicates that The Table 17 ilt pagf' 25 gives the percentage rice and wheat constitute the main staple of culturable area as also the proportion of food of the rwople in all the development irrigated area t.o total cultivable area in the blocks of the district. district and its various develoJ mr:pt bloclis. 25

Table 17-Distribution of villages according to land use Number of Total Peroentages Peroentage Serial Name of Development Blook inhabited area of cultivable of irrigated no. villages (in Heotares) area to area to total total area cultivable area 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Siwan 78 12,176.78 81.93 70.16

2 Hussainganj 79 14,174.08 87.41 69.93

3 Aadar 102 17,265.26 86.74 56.42

4 Darauli 97 15,788.50 89.13 71.11

5 Guthani 98 9,065.00 88.11 61.20

6 Mairwa 123 18,237.31 89.05 59.90

7 Barharia 139 17,712.82 88.84 55.41

8 Paohrukhi 98 15,137.51 87.12 55.82

9 Goriakothi 81 13,798.33 84.22 58.72

10 Basantpur 79 15,713.72 88.16 38.92

11 Bhagwanpur Hat 112 14,895.06 81.70 40.05

12 Maharajganj 69 10,762.08 83.63 62.89

13 Daraundha. 95 14,915.66 86.33 48.30

14 Siswan 79 10,630.05 51.87 67.20

15 Raghunathpur 108 15,089.14 80.18 54.33

Total 1,437 215,361.80 84.37 56.89 It would be seen from the table that 84.37 Hussainganj with 69.93 per cent. The pro­ psr cent of the total area of the district is portion ofirrigatE:d area to the total cultivable utilised for cultivation (cultivable area) and area is found to be the lowest in the case of of this 56.89 pJr cent area is irrigated. Among Basantpur block (33.92 psr cent). In the the C.D. Blocks, the highest p3rcentage of remaining blocks the p(:l:vcentage vari( s betwwn cultivable area is found in Darauli block with 40.05 per cent and 67.20 pSI' cent. 89.13 per ccnt clos:ly followed by Mairwa, Barharia and Basantpur with 89.05, 88.84 and Growth, densityand sex-ratio of urban populatio 88.16 per cent respectively. The lowest cultivable area is found in Siswan block with The urban population of the district in only 51.87 p3r cent of the total area. each of the censuses from 1951 together with The highest proportion of irrigated area to the percentage variation over the decades is the total cultivable area is again found to be indicated in Table 18 below. It also shows the in Darauli block aC(l.ounting for 71.11 per cent variation in density and sex-f9,tib in the urban followed by Siwan with 70.16 per cent and population of the disifdct in relation to State:

Table 18 -Growth. nensit" and Sex-ratio of urba n population in the distric t in rela tion to the State Distriot StJ,te ,....~ ______~ __ .A-~ ___- ______--._.- • __---, Census r-o - - -- ~ ~"""""'___"-____'~-- ,___,____"-"-- -~-___"---"_____"'____'----" - --'" -_--"__.., Year To al Urban Percen. Deoadal D<)nsity Sex Total Urban Percen- Deoarlal Density Sex popul'1tion popula- tage percell- popula_ ratio population population tage percen. (Fopula- ratio tion urban tage tion (No. of urban tage tion (No. of popula- variation per sq. females popllla. "al'iation per 81. females tion in km.) perl,OOO tion in km.) perl,OOO urban males) urban male~) popula' popula. tion tion 1 2 3 4 I) 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1951 1,077,453 22,625 2.10 +23.06 8,735 S95 38,782,271 2,626,261 6.77 +38.14 2,320 849 1961 1,213,26R 38,170 3.15 +68.71 3,322 884 46,447,457 3,913,99 0 8.43 +49.03 1,915 8'11 1971 1,462,067 51,822 3.54 +35.77 3,429 878 56,353,369 5,633,966 10.00 +43.95 2,032 807 1981 1,778,930 78,426 4,41 +51.34 4,621 889 69,~14,73.j. 8,718,9110 12.47 +54.76 2,727 ~32 ~ (-_\ .~ ",~ '\ . '0:' ,- "f, .~ " \ ;.. -~:{ ", V\ r b , .~.,. ,0 ~ ..;~ :_'"! I ~ _ .' ~\ 26

It will be clear from the table tbat the of tbe district has varied from 3,322 to 4,621. extent of urbanisation is quite low in Siwan. The density of the urban population of tbe Whereas the urban population of the district State on the otber band bad Eot l:;etn that formed a more 2.10 per cent of the total high till the 1971 Census. In 1981 CCllSUS, population in 1951 as compared to the State however, the density of the urban popula1ion figure of 6.77 per cent; even in 1981 only of the state has shown a considerable iI.cnase 4.41 per cent of the population was urban having rison from 2,032 in 1971 to 2,727 which while the State figure went up to 12.47 per is still much lower than that of Siwan which cent. stood M 4,621 persons per sq. km.

Column 5 of the table deals with the decadal The sex-ratio for the urban areas of Siwan percentage growth in the urban population of distri(.t llas all along been higher as compared the district. It would be seen that decadal to urban areas of the State. The sex-ratio growth of urban population bas shown fluctua­ of tho urban areas of the district has shown tions during difft·rent decades. While during a successive decline till He 1971 Census. In 1951-61 the urban population growth was of the 1981 Census, the district has, howevu, the order of 68.71 per cent it dropped to shown a considerable improvement in favour 35.77 per cent during 1961-71. Agaih during of females, though tbere is still I'~·dominance 1971-81 it has registered an incrrase of 51.34 of males over females. per cent. The trend of the growth of urban . population in the State has been similar to Towns added and declassified in 1981 that of Siwan district tbougb in different proportion. . There are 3 towns, viz., Siwan(M), Mairwa (NAC) and Maharajganj(NAC) in the district The density of population in the urban of Siwan. No new town has been added nor areas of the district was very high in Hl51 any town declassified in tbe 1981 Cer sus. being 8,735 persons per sq. km. It may be Table 19 has, therefore, not b£en presented in attributed to the fact that in 1951 there was this volume. only one town in the district, viz., Siwan having very small jurisdictional ar£'a and large p~p'ula­ Receipt and expenditure in dIfferent towns tion. In subsequent Censuses there has been addition in jurisdiction of urban areas and The table below gives the ddails of town hence the density has fallen. Between 1961 finance in terms of per capita receipt. and and 1981 the density of the urban population expenditure.

Table 20-Per capita rec eipt and expenlliture In town<; Per capita r-- -~__.~~.__,-~-~- ... ---__.,------~._._._.".A... __ . ----'-- --_.,..-,----"'--.- _-- ---~ Rect'ipt (in rupees) Exrenditure (in rupes) ,- .. _ •.__ •• ..A. • _ __ ,-_~ ______- _____._..A. .- -.-.- - .--- •.• _-.-.-, Class, name and {'ide Total ReC('ir:t Rccr-il t '1'otel General Exrcrditt;re Public EXFenditure Othn status of town receipt through from eXI'f'.Jldi. admirlis· on public works on puhlic aspects taxes all other tnre tration health al d il stitu· sources con ~ellience& tions 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0.59 0.11 IV. Maharajganj (NAC) 0.91 0.42 ('.49 0.90 0.20 3.91 3.69 0.16 0.06 IV. ~I[lirwa (NAC) 5.30 I.l9 4.11 14.87 2.24 6.84 1.79 4.00 II. Siwan (]\f) 24.52 9.63 14.89 7.43 1.95 4.17 Total 3Cl.7S 11.24 19.49 19.6~ 6.13 It would be apparent from the above figures that the per capita receipt both through Schools per ten thousand population in towns taxes and through all other sources is the highest in Siwan(M) whereas it is the 10Wf'st on both counts in Maharajganj(NAC). Primary and middle 8cllOol education facilities [,ro gerv'l'p,lly r,v;:jIr,blc in nIl towns. The Pe~ capita total expenditure is again t.he Til bI" 21 given on next page gives dlJbils of difforent categories of oducr..tion?J institutions bighest in Siwan(M). However, the 1?e; cap~ta per ten thous~',nd popubtion in different exp,mditure incurred on gen~ral admlIllstratlOn is maximum in case of MaIrwa(NAC). towns of the district. 27

Table 21-Sohools per ten thousand population in towns The number of beds in medioal institutiuIls per 1,000 population for urban areas of the Number per ten thomand distriot works out to be 1.11. The i.wailo.bility ,-_____poplllaLionA ______-, of beds in the hospitals is the highest in o«.se Olass, N<1me and ci "ic statu, of town Higher Secon- Junior Pri- of Siw<1n(M) hp.ving 1.60 beds per 1,000 popula­ Secon- daryJ Secon- mary tion, Maharajgi1uj (NAC) does not have this daryJ Matri- darYl facility a.t all. InterJ culat.ion Middle PUC/ Junior Proportion of slum population in towns College 1 2 3 4 5 The details of slums have been colleoted lV. Maharajganj(NAC) 2.63 2.63 6.58 only in case of Class I and Class II towns. IV. Mairwa (NAG) 2.51 2.51 8.37 The information wa.s ga.thered through looal II. Siwan (M) 1.17 1.17 4.29 officials of the Munioipalities, NACs. as also through tho Town Planning Department in 1979. Total 1.66 1.66 <>.36 Sinoe in that year none of the 3 towns of Siwan district fell in the class I (popula.tion 1 It would be seen from the above table that lakh and above) or class II (50,000-99,999) institutions like Higher S3(nndary Sohooll range the information rega.rding slums was not Inter/PUCjJ unior College do not exist in any collected in respect of these 3 towns though of the 3 towns of Siwan district. As regards now in 1981 C0nsus Siwan(M) lies in class II Seoondary/Ma.trioulation level sohools, there range. Table 23 has tllOrefore, not been are, on a.n average, 2.63 schools per ten presented. thousa.nd population located in Maharajganj (NAC) which is the highest followed by 2.51 Important commodities imported, exported and suoh sohools per ten thousand population in manufactured. Mairwa. (NAC). The same situation is observed for Junior Second'1.ry/Middle Sohools. Mairwa The table presents tho most important (NAC) has, however, the highest number of commodity manufaotured, exported and im­ Primary Schools in the district with an average ported in tIle 3 towns of Siwan distriot. of 8.37 suoh schools per ten thousand popula.­ tiona The average number of primary sohools Tallie 24-Mo.t important comm~dit.Y manUfactured, imported in the urban areas of the district is 5.36 per and exported In towns ten thousa.nd popula.tion. Class, name and Most important commodity Beds in medica.l institutions in towns civic status of r------.A..------~ the town Manufactured Exported Imported

The table below furnishes information 1 2 3 4 regarding availability of beds in the medioal IV . .l\Iaharajganj Pulses Handloom Foodgrains institutions in different towns of the district : (NAO). cloths Table 22-Number or beds in medioal institutions in towns IV. Mairwa (NAC) Sugar Sugar Foodgrains II. Siwan (1\1) Sugar Sugar Rice Class, name and civic status Number of bed.'! in medical of the town institutions per one thousand population In Siwan and Mairwa towns it ha.s been 1 2 observed that suga.r, the most importa.nt IV. l\iaharajganj (NAC) oommodity which is manufactured in the town IV. MaiIwa (NAC) 0.1>0 is also the same most important item which is exported to other plac3s. In Maharajganj (NAC), II. Siwan (l\1\ 1.60 however, the most important oommodity Total 1.11 manufaotured and the most important oommo­ dity exported is not the same.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF \'ILLAGES

ALPHABETIOAL. LIS:T op··· VILLAGE&:

Seri~l l\'ame of village Serial Name of village S1. no. Serial Kame of village SI. no. Sl. no. no. no. in VD/ no. in VDI in VD/ PCA PCA peA

1 2 3 1 2 3 2 3

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK--SIWA'N

1 Adli 40 27 Dhanauti 22 54 Mohiuddinpur 53 2 Adli chak 41 28 Dharampur Makriar 4 55 Molnapur 76 3 Aghaila 2 29 Gopalpur 13 4 Akhainiyan 12 30 Hasanpurwa (In) 19 56 Mura 1 5 Amlori 48 31 Hasanpllrwa (203) 49 57 Nathu Chhap 73 32 Jafra 47 58 Naupali 17 6 Baghra 32 33 .Tamsikri 56 59 Orma Makund 62 7 Balchandhata 74 34 Jiafln 52 60 Pachaura 28 8 Baletha 75 35 Kaira Tal 37 9 Bansopali 65 61 Paighambarpur 36 10 Barhan 66 36 Kalinjra 51 62 Pakri Makriurol' Badali 6 37 Kandhwara 57 63 Pararia 46 11 Barhea 30 38 Karanpura 63 64 Phulwaria 24 12 Batrauli 64 39 Kararua 39 65 Pithauri 3 13 Benu'lar 61 40 Khaganra 31 14 Bhada Kalan 54 66 Puraina 72 15 BhadaKhurd 55 41 Khalispur 35 67 Ramapali 18 42 Lakri Makriar 5 68 Rampur 68 16 Bhaokhar 8 44 Lohei Khurd 33 70 Sarabe 38 18 BhaI'thui 23 45 70 19 Bhatwalia 34 71 Sarsa 16 20 Bishambharpllr 27 46 Mahuari 78 72 Sarsar 45 47 Majahida 21 73 Shampur 14 21 Bishunpur 69 48 Maj hall Iia 10 74 Siari 79 22 Bishunpurwa 44 49 Majhwa 43 75 Sirishtapur 20 23 Chakra 9 50 Makhumpur 59 24 Chanaur 15 76 Siwan 58 25 Chhotapur 50 51 Makriar 7 77 Tahira. 42 52 Mardapur 67 78 Tanrwa 60 26 Dewapali 11 53 Mirapur 71 79 Thakur Pachlakhi 26

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK_HUSSAINGANJ

1 Aranda. 71 29 72 56 Pakaulia 39 2 Baghauni 58 30 Hasanpurwa 53 57 Parari 77 3 Bali 27 58 Partappur 33 4 Bangra 6 31 Hathaura 30 59 Pathardei 8 5 Bararam 52 32 Hathauri 45 60 PiauI' 66 33 Jalalpur 73 6 Basantnagar 67 34 Jamapur 12 61 Puraina 76 7 Berhf:'a 15 35 Jhana 68 62 Rafipur 79 8 Bhaisakhal 13 63 Raichanda 2 9 Bhalua Makund 17 36 Jiradeo 11 64 RaBid Chak 36 10 Bharthui ]0 37 Jurkan 42 65 Rar;mlpur 49 38 Kabilpura 69 11 Bindwd 51 39 Karhanu 14 66 Renua 37 12 Chak Haji 62 40 Karman"i 74 67 Repura 19 13 Chanp 50 68 Ruia 5 14 Chhapiya Buzurg 48 41 Khajrauni 61 69 Sahuli 59 15 Chhapiya Khurd 41 42 Khanpur Khairanti 56 70 Salonepur 35 43 Kharg'i Rampur 3 Chhaprapal 16 9 44 Kharsara 29 71 Sarea 28 17 Ohhata 47 Machakna 24 45 72 Shahba~pur 31 18 Darweshpur 60 21 19 DBipur n Sid haul 65 Mahmudpur 7 74 Singarpatti 26 20 Dhankha;r 44 46 47 Mahnur 63 75 Sonahula 81 48 Mahual 46 21 Farldpur 64 16 22 Fa7ilpur 57 49 Makundpur 71) Surapur 4{) 51) 75 23 Ganganli 20 Mqlahidih 77 Snrwal 1 24 Garar 4 78 Tanr:la 78 25 Gopalpur 80 51 Markan 43 79 Tllkathu 82 52 Nandpali 18 80 Tetaria 22 26 GosopaJi 34 53 Nathpur 25 27 Habibnagar 32 54 Nawalpur 54 81 Tikri 23 28 IlarihanEj 55 55 Paighambarpur 3S 82 Ujraha 70 32 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES-contd.

Soria! N arne of village Sl. no. Serial N arne of village Sl. no. Serial Name of village Sl. no. no. in VD/ no. in VD/ no. in VD/ PCA PCA PCA

1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 D JV ALOPMENT BLOCK-ANDAR

1 Ailashgarh khas 106 36 Doaen 64 71 Miyanke Bhatkan 73 2 Arnnaura 36 37 Fajulhi 19 72 JViodassilpur 95 3 Amlar !J8 38 Fatehpur 66 73 J\ioghlanipur 48 4 Arakpur 31 39 Fazilpur 42 74 .Munra 8 5 Arazi Barwa 47 40 Fazilpllr Deuriya 39 75 Nahuni 51

6 Asaon 44 41 Gohilapur 40 76 Narayanpur 75 7 Baikunthpur 81 42 Garar 87 77 Narindpur 76 8 Balaipur 78 43 Gaura 67 78 Pachokhar 24 9 Balia 88 44 Gaziapur Bedaulia 13 79 Pa,kaulia 79 10 Bangra 85 45 Ghataila 23 80 Pandapali 62

11 Banthu Salona 16 46 Gol,rahi 3 81 Parari Khernraj 26 12 Banthu Sirarn 15 47 Gonthi 71 82 Parari Lachehhi Ram 70 13 Bardaha 11 48 Hajhujhipur 35 83 Parasrarnpur 4 14 Barheya 18 49 Hakrna Hata 94 84 Pareji 61 15 Barhulia 77 50 Hardopatti 93 85 Patar 53

16 Belahi 72 51 Harpur Madanpur 6 86 Pateji 60 17 Belwasa 90 52 Hasanpurwa 80 87 Pipra 28 18 Bharauli 82 53 Jaijor lOG 88 Piprahia 5 19 Bhatkankhern 83 54- Jamalpur 96 89 Rakauli 54 20 Bhaurajpur 68 55 Kanhpakar 41 90 Rakauli Khap 52

21 Bhikhpur 86 56 Katwar 30 91 Sadalpur 32 22 Bhitauli 59 57 Khardara 50 92 Sahsaraon 34 23 Bikaur 1 58 Khartari U,·f Harirarn chak 43 93 Salahpur 92 24 Bikrampur Dal'iYa 104 59 Rherhae 27 94 SaT}chipur 29 25 Chandauli 57 60 Khodai chak 38 95 Sanjalpur 17 14 26 Chandauli Gangauli 7 61 Kismat Barwa 46 96 Santhu 27 Chhajwa 89 62 Kodaila 97 Shakra 22 97 20 28 Chitanpur 10 63 lYiahammadpur 33 98 Shankarpur 29 Chitaur 65 6i J\Iahazi Gondauli 99 Sikia 7·1 105 91 30 Dehunra 101 65 J\iiahmudpur 9 100 Singahi 101 Simi 58 31 Deuriya 37 66 Majhaulia 2 102 Sonkara Auwal 56 32 Dharamkhar 21 67 J\iianian 12 103 Sonkara Sani 55 33 Dharampur 84 . 68 Manpul' Patoji 49 104 Snltanpllr 99 03 3i Diara Ailashgarh Naubarar 103 69 lViasudaha 69 105 'l'iae 35 Dhra J\Ia'liar 'l'ukra I !1)2 70 Mirp'lr 25 106 Utarwar 45 D:J:VELOPMENT BLOCK-DARA U LI 1 Agsara 46 24 Diara Kashidot 106 46 Gurnaw<1r 67 2 Amarpur 23 25 Diara Keotalia 21 47 Harnatanr 80 3 Bnbhnauli 108 48 HarnatalJra 53 4 Bnlahll 57 26 hiara lVIahazi Kaqhidatta 112 49 Hathauri 60 5 Bnlia 41 27 Diara J\Ianiar'l'ukra 1 110 50 Indmk chak 103 28 Diara Maniar Turka 11 III 6 Bali Punak 94 29 Diara M auza Amal'pur 22 51 Kanaila 70 7 Bandhai 48 30 Diara Nauabad 52 52 Knnhauli 71 8 Barheya Pu n 96 53 Karanpura 34 9 B'ls:1apur 39 31 Dobhia 76 54 E:armaha 20 10 Banna 75 32 Don Bnzrug 29 55 Karmaul 102 33 Don Khurd 32 11 Belaon 72 34 Duba 49 56 "Rarnai 6 Sf) 12 Belsui 41) 35 Dumarahar Buzrug 12 57 I 20 Daraili 9 41 Garwar 4 65 Khap Punak Beznrg(203) 98 42 Gauri (134) 31 21 Dal'atlli 54 43 Gauri (168) 65 66 Khor 19 22 Diara Darauli 114 44 Gopalpul 58 67 KishnnpeJi 62 23 Diara Harnatanr 113 45 Gosopali 63 68 Kumhti 30 33

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES---contd.

t')1. roo Serial Name of villago Hl. no. t-lerial Namo of village ~I. J'O. fioljal haul(' of vi lit ge no. In VD/ no. in VJ)/ no. ill: VJJ/ peA. J'('A l'(!A

" :1 1 2 3 2 " 2

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-DARAULl-ccl/('lrl.

69 Lachhumall l'hak 101 84 J· .... arutlli ,17 100 Rmnpur (127) 24 70 Lcnjet 36 S5 Nttrayu1lpur J.)"" lOt Ralnpll1' ( 140) 37 SG Nepul'a 11 102 H.uml'lll' Ud.l,o lOB 71 Lo .al'i'llrn 33 87 IVebwal' H J03 1\Ol'"l'U 36 72 r.. ok"i" 111 1>11'1'", 7 88 (Jilli t;7 lOJ SarJjalliyu. XX 73 ]vCahnalwu 43 8!l I'al'H,.')in 105 Hun.dNH'wa 80 H Mllh;ljU 45 DO 1 'unnana,llrlpu1' (il 75 JHajhalllia 92 ]06 ~area 18 Dl P~ti'i:tlIa BuzuJ'g 2 107 Harnc1 m, 76 Murera, .," 02 1'"I,(:,.11a 5f) 108 Sham Bodi 93 77 NiaUlia 8")., 93 Patkhallii 38 10D Sobhan ehak 77 78 lYfatiJi" I'lillak Buzurug 100 94 1'i Imli 10,1 110 Sonbarsa 44 79 lViidl',tU I ia 28 95 J'iprahia \)0 80 MlmjIVania 64 III Tanrwa 17 !J6 PUIlak Buzurg !J7 112 Tariwan 78 81 Munra [H) 97 RahL,ua 73 113 Tariwani 7\J 82 Mura Karamwar 81 98 Ramnagar Kakul'it' lJih (i() 114 Tiar 105 83 Mura khap 82 9!) Ram l~una.k !)O 115 Ukrenri 16

DEVELOpMENT BLOCK-GUTHANI

1 Am7.i Ekhari 41 36 Darzi chak 2!1 71 l\'iian Condi () 2 Ara7.i Ekwari 39 37 De:lria 92 72 l\ii8ir C'hhapara 37 3 Arazi Inglish (34) 3! 3S Dhatlauti 28 73 Misrauli (\2 4 Art,zi Inglish (40) 38 3!) Dhararnpur (Hi 7+ Naillijor no 5 13aheiia (15) 15 40 Dhaula 82 7;3 o ,likllar I>l

6 BahoJia (84) 81 41 Ekwari 40 7H Olia 27 7 Bakulari 4 42 Gareria. 105 77 l'aellllcrua HI 8 .Balll:1 97 43 C"Yaspur \If; 78 Panhnerni (16) 87 9 Bangra 104 4,* Coharll~ (1) 79 Pachnerui (!l0) 16 10 Harpalilt !)3 45 Cotlmni 71 80 Paure Condi 7

11 Basllhari !l6 4U Harpnr 75 81 I'anrel'ar 100 12 Bauri H 47 tTarnuuon 45 82 Pn:ruri 18 13 B:Jaul' !l 48 J aLanr 4!) 83 Pntaua Khurd 36 14 Belauri .;2 41J Jlwjhullr 46 84 Pataua Lakhraj 33 15 Bhagwanpur 8i1 50 Kaleyani 77 85 l'iparpunti 17

16 Bhalua 8!) 51 K·tramdahn. 2;" 86 Bowasi 86 17 Bhalui 84 52 Kareji 48 87 Hamafat 44 18 lliutrHuli 102 53 l("lhltrl1a 1>0 88 Sarna,tanr 56 19 BhntJmni I!) il4 l(Il[,p .1atuwr 8il 89 Sarea 70 20 BhulnuJi ()I 5J J(.I1np L"bhri 35 90 8ar1'horl'. 24

21 Bihari .Buzurg 6t 5n Kb"p J\i"'l'ftuli'1 !l0 !ll Solaur 73 22 Bihari Khlll'd (iG 57 H.hnraunti IJ!) !J2 Sikarjlur 67 23 BiHhunpura 2 58 .!( himuli !)4 93 Sohagra 1 24 lliswu,r :ll 5!l Kharkhal'ia 32 !l4 Sohrai 26 25 Ch,tillChhapra 4:3 60 Khilwa 57 !J5 Sonahula 59

26 Ch"kia 88 GI Kishllnpura \J5 96 Surwar Gondi 54 27 Chaumukha KulaTl 20 H2 Kunresm' 53 9~ Tali Buzurg 14 2S Ch,tumukha Khurd 21 63 Kurmauli 3 9

3l Chitakhal 79 H6 Mairitanr 101 101 Tanrwa Tiwari 78 32 Chit Bisraon 55 67 Maidtanr ULtra 103 102 Tarka 10 33 Chorbharia 42 !iB Majhawalia 30 103 Tekania 23 34 Damodar 76 69 Malchaur 22 104 Tendua 63 35 Danralia 5 70 Mamaur 72 105 Thegwalia 50 34

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES-contd.

Serial Name of village Sl. no. Serial Name of village S1. no. Serial :Kamc of vilh.go 81. no. no. in VD/ no. in VD/ no. in VD/ PCA PCA PCA

1 2 3 1 2 3 I 2 3 DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-MAIRwA

1 Agaunta 55 46 Harpur (40) 40 91 Nawada 92 2 Akolhi 126 47 Harpur (74) 67 92 Pachlakhi 58 3 Arazi In glish 99 48' Husua 61 93 Parasia 90 4 Atwa 45 49; Hathaunji 60 94 Parasia Khurd 91 5 Babhnauli 98 50 Hir Makriar 63 95 Partarpur 35 f:\!', 6 Babu Chak 107 51 Inglish 112 96 Patkhauli 46 7 Balua 27 52 . J agdishpur 1 97 Pharchhua 128 8 Balwa 28 53 Kabirpur 42 98 Pharchhuhi 73 9 Bamipatti 9 54 Kabita 87 99 Phulwaria 66 10 Bara Shikuara 21 55 Kaithauli 93 100 Pipra (20) 20

11 Baraso 76 56 Kakarghatti 124 101 Pipra (23) 1I6 12 Bargaull 84 57 Karjania 86 102 Pokhrera 69 13 Barka Manjha 48 58 Khalwa 16 103 Quadir chak 4 14 Baroha 62 59 Khap Bankat 15 104 Rahirnpur 26 15 Basdewa 6 60 Khap Misrauli 33 105 Rarngarh 17

16 Bociauli 51 61 Khap Siswa 108 106 Rampur 11 17 Belaspur 72 62 Khudra 56 107 Sagra 18 18 Bhaluwahi 122 63 Kilpur (3) 3 108 Saina 65 19 Bharthua 134 64 Kilpur (41) 41 109 Salrapur 121 20 Bhopatpura t3 65 Kishunpur Misrauli 133 1I0 Semaria 25

21 Bijaipur 129 66 Kolhuwa Dargah 114 III Sernra 113 22 Bisharnbharpur fl4 67 Kuldipa 70 112 Semra Buzurg 29 23 Bishunpura (7) 7 68 Kurmputa 13 ll3 Semra khurd 30 24 Bishunpura (124) 117 69 Labhri 100 114 Seni Chhapra llO 25 Bishunpur a(134) 127 70 Lachhmipur 71 115 Sewtapur 44

26 Chakia 95 71 JA1ngarpura (Ill) 104 116 Shahpur 38 27 Ch"ndpali 132 72 Langarpura (112) 105 117 Shahpur Misrauli 37 28 Chhotka Manjhu 64 73 I,ashkari Chhapra 78 118 Shukuara 23 29 Chit math 50 74 Mairwa 77 119 Sirinagar 81 30 Chupchupwa 96 75 Marachhi 22 120 49

31 Dewan Chak 2 76 Mathia (3R) 36 121 Sisahni 123 32 Dhamaur 120 77 Mathia (95) 88 122 Siswa 5 33 Dharni Chhapra 89 78 Misirchak 39 123 Siswa Buzurg 109 34 Dharahra lI8 79 Misrauli Khas 32 124 Siswa Khurd 102 35 Dhu8(1, 119 80 Misrauli Lakhera.j 125 125 Sitalpura III

36 Dom(lih 43 81 Moti Chhapra 82 126 Sujaon 57 37 Dumar Chhapra 101 82 Muian 130 127 Sumeri Chhapra 45 38 Galimapur 24 83 Murarpatti 10 128 Surda Sahi 97 39 Gamhirpur 53 84 Muriyari 75 129 Surujpura 47 40 Gandharpa 14 85 Narahiya 85 130 Tali 8

41 Ghansham Mathia 80 86 Narayunpur (31) 31 131 Thepaha Raj a Ram 131 42 Gobardhana 59 87 Narayanpur (52) 52 132 Tirmanpur 34 43 Gopal Chak 74 88 Narkatia 19 133 Titara 68 44 Had Balmaha 135 89 Nauka Tola 79 134 Ugarsen Chhapra 103 45 Harnathpur 94 90 Nautan 12 135 Upadhya Chhapra 106

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BARHARIA

1 Ahirni ] 35 11 Bahauurpur 107 21 Bhagwallpllr 134 2 Alampnr III 12 Bahuara Qadir 73 22 Bhalua 42 3 Alapur 49 13 Balapur 63 23 Bh[lJui 1 4 Asapur 19 14 Bangra 62 24 Bhaluwara 125 5 Athkhambha 68 15 Bangr9 Bllzurg 9 25 Bholpur 117

6 Aurai 7 16 Barharia 44 26 Bhimpnr 129 7 Babhan Bara 133 17 Barsara 36 27 Bhopat.pur 103 8 Babu Hata (299) 24 18 Barahpur ]09 28 B ishamb harpur 106 9 Babn Hata (474) 92 19 Bhabhopali 82 29 Bishunpnra. 104 10 Badar Zamin 5 20 Bhaday 126 30 Chain Chhapra 45 35

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES-contd.

Serial N arne of village S1. no. Sorial };amo of villagc" 81. no. Sel?ial Name of village S1. no. no. in VD/ no. in VD/ no. in VD/ PCA PCA PCA 1 2 3 2 3 2 3 DEVELOPMENT BLOCK'-BARHA,RIA-.concld.

31 Chainpur Alinagar 121 67 Khoripakar Jaddi 101 104 Pat arh atha. 122 32 Chak Pararuna 46 68 Khoripakar Nilami IOO 105 Patti Bhalua 43 33 Chandan Chhapra 95 69 Koiri Tola 54 34 Chanri 118 70 Kuahi 55 106 Piprahi 51 35 Chap Kanhauli 78 107 Puraina 94 71 Kurwa (333) 58 108 Qismat Surwalia 59 36 Chauki Hasan Chouki 136 72 Kurwa (466) 84 109 Rachho Pali 85 Makhdum. 73 Kutub Chhapra 83 1I0 Raghunathpur 110 37 Chhakp Tola 34 74 Lachhmi Ohak 4 38 Chhatisi 31 75 Lakri 13 III Hampur 97 39 Daniyalpur 140 1I2 Ranipur 67 40 Dhanaon 29 76 Lala Hata 93 113 Hasulpur 20 77 Lauan 52 114 Rohara 12 41 Dharajpur 124 78 Lialui Dargah 14 115 Hudar Hata 89 42 Dumri Il6 79 Madhaupur 26 43 Eanet Chhapra 80 80 Mahal 108 116 Sadarpur 69 44 Fakhruddinpur 139 117 Sahba Chak 56 45 Gambhir Hata 90 81 Mahamadpur 77 118 Salahpur 137 82 Mahbub Ohhapra 41 119 Sanwalhata 6 46 Girdharpur 22 83 Mahmmadpur 2 120 Sauna 17 47 Gopalpur 91 84 Mahmudpur 127 48 Habibpur 71 85 Mananpura 81 121 Shampur 88 49 Hardiya 53 122 Shekhpura 25 50 Hardo Bara 132 86 Mansahata 57 123 Siari II 87 Mathia Pabarhatha 120 124 Siari Khurd 10 51 Hariharpur Lalgarh 119 88 Mathurapur 48 125 Sikandarpur 105 52 Harpur 30 89 Mira Chhapra 33 53 Hathgain 60 90 Narharpur 21 126 Siswa 76 54 Indauli Khas 113 127 Siurajpur (450) 74 55 Indauli Siraj 114 91 Nasopur Saraia 138 128 Siurajpur (457) 75 92 Nawalpur 40 129 Sundarpur 3 56 Jagarnathpur 86 93 Nirkhi Chhapra 32 130 Surahia (310) 35 57 Jagatpur 18 94 Nasir Chhapra 28 58 Jagdispur 87 95 Paharpnr 70 131 Surahia (314-) 39 59 Jiadi Tola 96 132 Surwalia 61 60 Jogapur 102 96 Paintalis 99 133 Tetahli 38 97 Pakri 8 134 Tilbhiriya Kalan 66 61 Kail 15 98 Pakri Sultan 72 135 Tilbhiriya Khurd 65 62 Kalu Chhapra 27 99 Pakwaliya 50 63 Kanahar 131 100 Paltu Hata 98 136 Tilsandi (510) 128 64 Kanhauli 79 137 Tilsandi (512) 130 65 Khanpur 37 101 Panrwa 23 138 Usri 115 102 Paranpur 16 139 Usri Indauli lI2 66 Khizar Chak 64 103 Pararauna 47 140 Wasilpur 123 DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-·PACHRUKHI 1 Akopur 12 n Chakiya. 6 41 Hamdipur 96 2 Alapur 35 22 ChakPasram 13 42 Harms 25 3 Arjal 40 23 Chak Salnda 5 43 Harpur 41 4 Atarsua 23 24 Chandpur 50 44- Hflta 34 5 Babhnauli 21 25 Chaumukha 58 45 !twa 66

6 Baisakhi 24 26 Daroga Hata 22 46 Jhunapur II 7 Bangra Sirik ant 93 27 Daudpur 2 47 Jsaudi Kharag 28 8 Banjariya 84 28 Dihiya 92 48 J sauli Pakauli 27 9 Barahni 15 29 Dinapatti 89 49 Kaithi 87 10 Barkagaon 69 30 Fatulahi 3 50 Kaleltnpur 72

11 Bartawalia 65 31 Gambariya 51 51 Kodai 26 12 Baryarpur 48 32 Garibganj 63 52 KohrautD 44 13 Ben usaI' Buzurg 9 33 Gharuhaulia 67 53 Koral' 83 14 Bharthpura 94 34 Ghorgahiya 61 54 Koral' Khap 81 15 Bhatwalia (337) 14 35 Gopalpur 52 55 Laheji 37

16 Bhatwalia (358) 33 36 Gopipatti 99 56 Madhwapur (433) 75 17 Bhokhpurwa 36 37 Gosflin Chhapra 20 57 Madhwapur (357) 42 18 Bijehata 10 38 Goth(Lro 79 58 Mahadewa 7 19 Bisambharpur 45 39 Hakkam 8 59 Mahpur 1 20 Budhll Chhapra 97 40 Hakma 90 60 Mahuari 19 36

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES-contd.

Ret'i",l 1'"lm8 of villago RI. no. Snrial ~'amc (,f vilbgo Rl. ]Co. Serial Name of villngo 81. no. IlO. in VD/ no. ill VD/ no. in VD/ peA peA peA

2 3 2 3 2 3 DEVELOPMENT BLOCK ,PACHRUKHI· concld.

61 lVIajhau lia 7 [j Nuruddinl'ur 85 88 Sadikpur 57 G2 lVIakhnupur R9 Sahiaur 62 63 Malupur 76 Pachrukhi 55 90 Samopur 73 64 Man drap ali 77 ragar Kothi 53 GI} !\'[an dran I i 78 Pakri ll>tngali 4 91 Ramia 88 79 l'akh,'(] "a 101 fl2 i':iarauti 32 6() .iVfa.t,lI k Ch}]}!p ra, £) ; ilO PflIra 46 96 Slll'mtli 59 97 Surwala 76 84 l'ipra S() 98 Tarwara 100 71 Narhat 74 R5 H.amrur HI '/2 Nathallpura !)i) 99 U khai Paohhiari Patti III '/3 Nauranga fl8 86 B.asulpur (340) 17 ] 00 Ukhai Purbari Patti 18 74 Nizampur G4 87 l{asulpur (398) 43 101 Walipur 77

DE'l ELOPMENT BLOCK-"GORIAKOTHI

1 Ageyan 79 28 Gopalpur (92) 60 55 MajhivJlia 19 2 Bahadurpur 67 2\l Gopalpur (93) III 3 Bahopur 31 30 Goreakothi (47) 44 56 Mathia 74 4 Bamei Illl 57 lVIeghwar 22 5 .811e<111ha 58 31 Goreakothi (67) 47 58 Mirzoapur 43 32 Hariharpur Kalan 15 59 Mustafabad 34 6 B.11'hoga Gangaram 14 33 Hariharpur Khurd 16 60 Nautan I 7 13arh,)ga Jaddu 12 34 Har;)ur 48 8 Barhoga Parsotim 8 35 Hetimpur 11 61 Paohpakaria PadumPatti 28 9 Basantpur 68 62 Pachpakria Tulsi 27 10 Bazi(tpur 42 36 Heyatpur 29 63 Pachpatia 13 37 Jagarnathpur 76 64 Pahlejpur 64 11 Bhalaui 2 38 Jagdishpur (10) 10 61} Pipra 31l 12 Bhithi 54 39 Jagdishpur (33) 30 13 Bin(lwal 38 40 Jalalpur 4 66 Purandarpur 81 14 Birti'l'ola 56 67 Rampur 18 15 Chaiupur 37 41 Jamo 3 118 Sadipul' 40 42 Jangalbelns 72 69 Saiclpul'f\. 65 16 Chanauli 51 43 Kaleanpur 75 70 Saral'i 24 17 Chandpur 21 44 Karanpura 73 18 Chanehopali 70 45 Karl'alia 32 71 Sarea 77 19 Ohhitauli Kalan 80 72 Sathwar 57 20 Chhitauli Khurd 59 46 Khagni 33 73 Satwar 69 47 Khulasa 5 74 Sauna 45 52 21 Chithai 17 48 Lak lJ Tola (G6) 46 75 Shf'khpura 22 Uagl'i Mathia 41 4!l Lalo, Tola (6\1) 49 76 Sherpur 55 23 Dichhiitl,"r 71 50 Lab Hata 9 24 Durlhra 1}3 77 Shiurajpnr 39 25 Dumra 2G 78 SiSfti 78 61 Lib1';l Aurangahad 62 79 Sultanrur Kalan 20 52 Lilgl'll Hahib 63 80 Su1tanpur Khurd 23 26 Gohin(lpur 31i 53 Mahammadpur (2,<;) 21} 27 n"huan G 54 l\Tahalllma(lpur (70) f)O 81 Tola .Talalpur 7

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BASANTPUR

'U 67 1 AI HutrJ r 1G 16 nitS;W" 32 31 Jagi1tpur 2 j1,)hlmau1i (31!l) 47 17 H",.",uli 70 a2 .Tab11'ur 18 3 Ik1bhlliMili (33R) 66 18 Ba7idl'IIr 31 a3 .lan killagO.1' 51 4 BagnJUL 5R 19 Bhada 1(h"d 1 34 Kanhauli 41 5 Bagalti 57 20 Bhopatpur Bhnrthill 17 35 Kapripur 72

6 Baltgl'a 76 21 Bishllllpura 48 36 Karal)i Kalan 45 7 Bajannara R 22 Dabehhll H 37 Karahi Khurd 43 8 Bn,1a Iii 23 Dhanana 33 38 Kamhi Mathia 54 9 13alclihn, 12 24 Dumra 14 39 Khnwaspur 21 10 13althara 63 25 Gopalpur 73 40 Khori pakar 78

11 Harhoga Khl1rrl 60 26 HaraYl'ur 62 41 Kh

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES-contd.

Serial Name of village SJ. no. Serial Name of village 81. no. Serial Name of village 81. no. no. In VD/ no, in VVj no. in VV/ PCA PCA peA

1 2 3 1 2 3 2 3 DEVELOPMENT BLOCK- -BASANTPUR-conc!d.

46 Lakri 23 5H Hampur 53 71 Sipah 80 47 Madarpur 29 GO Saharkola 36 72 Sohitpatti 64 48 Marachi 4 73 Surajpura 30 74 49 Mathia 44 61 Saidpur 7 Talimapur (53) 9 75 Talimapur (55) 50 Molnapur 34 62 Sarda Sirikant 49 11 63 Semardah 38 51 Munsepur 68 64 Sonrukha 65 39 76 Talimapur Birt 52 Murwar 65 Soria 59 10 53 Mllsahari 2 77 Taya Dumri 3 54 Nagauli 81 78 Telia 71 55 Nal'harpur 27 H() Rhalnl'ur 46 79 Ujjaina 69 67 8harnpur Khap 52 80 UsI'i (120) 37 56 1'akri 24 (\8 Sllf'khpum 50 57 Parauli 26 69 Sikati& 19 58 Hajapur 76 70 8iktia Khal' 13 81 Usri (333) 61

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK- :BHAGWANPUR HAT

1 Aiman Shankarpur 15 39 Gobinaplr :10 77 Nagwa 74 2 Arazi Balaha 42 40 Goiya Nal' 13 78 Nauwa Tola 90 3 Ara:ri Nagwa 75 79 Paniya Dih 7 4 Arnan 102 41 Gop alJ;1ll' 35 80 Piprahia 100 5 Ba(lar:ramin 32 42 Hasanpur 70 43 Hilsanl' 83 81 H,ajapur 31 6 Bagahi 57 44 Hilsanr Tola 84 82 H,ampul' (283) 39 7 Bahadnrpur 17 45 Hulsara 97 83 Rampul' (297) 53 8 13akhtauli 62 84 Rampur Digar (387) IIO 9 Balaha 43 46 Jagdishpur 94 85 Rampur Digar (399) ll2 10 13ankajua I 47 Jalpurwa 101 48 JUaphar 23 86 Rampur Khas (398) III 11 Ban kat 105 49 Juaphar Tola 24 87 Rampur Khas (400) Il3 12 Banpura 47 50 Junedpul' 60 88 Rampur Lauwa 40 13 Bansohi 64 89 Rasulpur 33 14 Baramh Asthan 86 51 Kauriya 76 90 Hatall Pallrauli (146) 8 15 Barka Gaon 61 52 Khapkat 85 53 Kherhwa 5H 91 Ratan Panrauli (147) 9 16 Bhagwanpur Hat 109 54 Konrar 66 92 Ratauli 51 17 Bherwanian 27 55 Korigawan 12 93 Sadiha 11 18 Bhikharnpur (365) 78 94 Saghar Sultan pur 67 19 Bhikhampur (375) 88 56 Machhagra 80 95 Sahsa 41 20 Bilaspur 71 57 Madar Khurd 5 58 Maghri 72 96 Sahsaraou 95 21 Bira Bankat 104 59 Mahammadpur 107 97 Sajot 89 22 Birt Bagahi 58 60 Mahna 69 98 Saiempur (273) 29 23 Bithuna 50 99 SalempUl' (282) 38 24 Chftinpur 21 Gl Mairi Dalip 45 100 Sani Bagahi 56 25 Chaiyanpali 26 62 Mairi Makhsuspur 37 63 Mairi Sudama 44 101 Sankri 14 Makhdumpur 18 64 102 Sarahri 48 26 Chakbirdi 108 G5 Manan patti HI 27 Chakia 20 103 Saray Panrouli 10 104 Sarea 113 28 Chakia Tola 22 Manrar Kalan G Go 105 Sari Patti 93 29 Chaktlluuua 106 67 Matanpura 34 30 Chaurasi 87 68 Mira Rata 103 69 Mirjumla ]9 106 Shanlmrpur 25 31 Chorman 2 70 Mirzapur Bahiyara 114 107 Singhauli 52 32 Chol'anli 79 108 Sipar 155 109 Sonbal'sa 33 Choranli Bo.nwe 81 71 l\lohamda 3 34 Dehri 36 72 Mora Khap 49 no Sonhari 35 Dhara.mraj 77 73 Mora Khas 46 74 Mundipur 99 III Sughri 73 36 Dhollrhpur 16 75 Munra 65 112 Suhpur 54 37 Dilshaupur 98 113 Sultanpllr 68 38 Gaziapur 4 76 Naduwa 82 114 Tarwan 2.8 38

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES-contd.

Serial N sme of village 81. no. Sel'i al Name of villngo S1. EO. Serial Name of village SI. no. no. in VDj JjO. in VDj no. in VDj PCA PCA PCA

2 3 2 3 I 2 3

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-~MAHARAJGAN·J 1 Aphrad 2 27 Gohpur 67 53 Pasnauli 76 2 Bagauchha 3f) 28 Hahwa 4 54 Paterha 20 3 Bagauchha Khurd 37 29 Hajipurwa 46 55 Phalpura 61 4 Bajrahia 68 30 Harkeshpur 73 5 Balau 32 56 Pipra Kalan 36 31 Higauli 35 57 Pipra Khurd 38 6 Balia 1 32 Inauli 26 58 Pokhra 7 7 Baliapaiti 50 33 Itahari 19 59 Rahia 34 8 Bangra (141) 15 34 Jagdishpur (129) 3 60 Ramapati 28 9 Bangra (599) 74 35 Jagdishpur (160) 27 10 Barahia Tola 30 Gl Ratanpuru 13 36 Jalulpur 49 62 Risaura 5 11 Bhajua 64 37 Jigrawn 18 63 Sarangpur 47 12 Bishunpura 6 38 Kalyanpur 71 64 Sarea 33 13 Bishupur Mahuari 23 39 Kapya Jagir 25 65 Shahganj 63 14 Chak Mahmuda 40 40 Kapya Ni1hda111i 80 23 Dihi (237) 77 13 24 Dipd 55 89 Safjora 5(\ l\I,,[,itia(181) 21 no S,'mri 46 2f) 1 hl111 l'i 25 51 57 l\iaj,hin (214) 43 58 !lfat,hifl Dochangir f)[ 91 Sh('khpurwa 21) Olll'anndha 33 44 92 Sherpnr 86 59 ,\io1'a1,i 29 27 Fftt,ehpur UO Milki l\j'ndhwapur 37 93 Sirsaon 28 Gobilldapur 94 Siwan TIigrah 96 -til H\1rpUX 1,,,\w>\ 'Mi T ;tlkl"y{) 28 :lfl JO Hal'sar Gl l\Jira"hak 52 62 Mnndnram ehhapra j)J-l Dfl 'ranr\yu 16 97 Terha 31 31 Harsar Tali 40 (i3 Nanda Tola 99 :3:l HathornI' 41 .lot Pachhwari Haniar !l6 98 Uj80" 99 UHii 64 33 l!lrla 84 65 Pakri 50 39

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES-contd.

SeriuI I',mno of villago [-)1. no. f;l'ri~d Xalllc of \ illagc ~1. 110. Re1'i,,! ~'aIlJc of viIIut!o Kl. 1l0. no. in vn/ no. in YV / 110. il! VDJ PC'A rCA PCA

2 3 2 3 2 a

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK--·SISWAN 1 A!aldl lJiyara us 3(j Ghurghat 57 71 Nanda ]\lu1'a. 35 2 All~ar 2R 37 Gobindplil' 06 72 Nawada (472) 39 :I Al'jai! ipur 7 31; Gopalpur 9.::; 73 Nawada (517) 75 4 B"i!;hlluna Sfl 39 Gndi nih n 74 Nawalpur 37 5 13akhri 26 40 lIaibaLplll' 10 75 Naya Gaoll 74

6 Bangrn (453) 20 41 Hamid Chak 11 76 Nirmal Nagai 80 7 Bangm (4fl2) 29 42 H!1l'ihal' Chhapra (j2 77 Nizampur 19 I; RaL ri:·'nrai 14 43 HllSena 22 78 Nonia Patti 58 0 Bnrf)lltlH [if) 44 I}m :~ 79 Pachamuwa 85 10 Baishistnngal' !HJ 45 Tsmail ('hale fj 80 Pachbhinda 32

11 Bnwan Dih 7G 46 J agdi~hpu I' 41 81 Parari 33 12 Bhnd !1lll' 77 47 Jhat.pur 4! 82 Pipra 84 13 Bhngill' G.) 48 Ka1.iruddill (hak t 83 Ramgarh 1>3 14 Bhagur Vial'a lot 49 Knchnar iii) 84 Rnmpur (454) 21 15 Bhagw>tlll'lIr '-)(j GO Kasarh :10 85 Rumpur (497) 55 16 Bhuisuurha 4\l 51 Kat.htal 24 86 Rumpur Zamin Gangbara- 100 17 Bhurwalia 52 1)2 Kauli('hhapra, 1)3 ri Patti Mashrik. 18 Bhikhpur 46 5a Khajopnr Kalan IS 87 Sainpur !)O 19 BhikhpuI' BhagwunpuI' 5 54 KhnjPpur Khlll'd 17 88 Sainpllr Diara b2 20 Birti 82 [)5 K i slmmntl'i 4.; 89 Sarahra 48 00 Saraut 64 21 Birti Loklwraj 81 56 Kolhua 42 i2 Chainpur l\lobaI'akpul' 73 57 Madhopnr G8 23 Chak Hail)a.t (l &8 Madhwapnr 25 91 Shahaba« Chal. 12 24 Challdpur (409) 2 59 Mahan agar 47 92 Shckhpura 15 2i; ChandI'ur (S02) Co 60 13 93 Siswa Kalan 8 04 Siswa Khurd 31 26 Chatar 4::1 61 Makhnupur 1 95 Siswan 67 27 Chatea !)1 62 Manara 88 28 Chatoa Dim'a 93 63 Mathia 63 20 Chawrbhujpul' 97 64 Menhdar 71) 06 Sonbarsa 40 ao Chhitauli 38 65 lVIisrauli(1 87 97 Suahi 70 08 Suraiya 16 :ll Chnng1l1purl1 36 66 Marwan 54 99 Tarenawa 69 :u Dhorhahi 51 67 Mura Parsotim 34 100 Tilauta 61 33 GallgaPur 66 68 Nagai (513) 71 ::14 GaYaspnr DiY"ra 04 69 Nagai (1)14) 72 101 UbClhi 23 35 Geyaspur 80 7(1 Nagai I(has 78 DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-- RAGHUNATHl'UB 45 l!'irozpur 10 1 Abhimanwan 7 23 Bishunpu1'a (349) 35 Admanpur 1 24 Bishunpura (389) 74 2 46 Gabhirar 33 3 Aimllsukhatpali 84 25 Chak Damri 90 82 47 Gahhirar lJiara 129 4 Amhara 41> Gayghat 102 5 Amwari 94 2(j Chak D

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES-concld.

Serial N'ame of villagel ~L no. Serbl N am," of villago SI. no. Sorbl Name of village S1. no, no. in VD! no. in VD/ no. in VD/ peA rCA l!CA

I 2 3 2 3 1 2 3

DEVELOPMEN'T BLOCK-RAGHONATHPUR· ~CO(l,('ld,

66 KltUSar 32 89 Mirz'1:)ur (368) 54 114 Phulwaria 64 67 Kha,p Dhana,uii 72 90 l\Jirza,[lur (369) 55 115 Pipm 123 68 Khujwa 19 69 Kanhratlahari Haltmna 51 91 l\firl'ul'ur (372) 58 116 Raghunath Lahar 21 70 KOllhl'adahal'i Ni'l.amat 30 92 Mitwar 100 117 Raghunflthpur 69 93 Moti Chak 68 118 Raiti Chandi 41 71 Konharadhari Ni:ramat 131 94 Nadiaon III 119 Rajpur 51) Diara. U5 Narhan 27 120 Rampur Latha 91 72 Kusahra 13 73 I,achhipur 60 96 Narhan Diara 137 121 Sadhpur 121 74 T.achhumall Dumri 48 97 Nauadih 6 122 Sahimpur 40 75 Lagusa 66 98 Nawada 29 123 Saichani 111) 99 Nawada DiuI'll, 136 124 Saidpur 110 76 Lahladl,nI' 56 100 Newari 34 125 Salempur 57 77 Laran Chak 116 78 Lohbara 126 101 Nig'a 9{i 126 Santhi 22 79 Mahazi Diara Kakal'- 133 102 Nikhti Kalan 83 127 Saran Dumri 46 ghatta, 103 Nikhti Khnrd 79 128 Shahpur 24 80 Mahari Gondauli 134 104 Nima Dih 36 129 Situl!'ur 43 105 Odakpur 80 130 Ronhursa J 03 81 Mahendra Buzurg R5 82 Mahmudpur 101 106 Puchbarwa 105 131 Sultanpur 67 83 Mahrauli 127 107 Padartha 88 132 SurajbaUa 5 84 Marwatia 38 108 Panjwar 39 133 Tsllahar 63 85 Manza Chakki Dim'a 135 109 Parahia 3 Tanri 124 41) 134 Sultanpur. llO Parasra.m Dumri 135 Ungo 8 S(j Mian Chandi 42 III Parasrarnpur 78 87 Miran Chak 75 112 Patiaon J 08 ]36 Usl'i Buzurg 118 88 Mirpur 17 113 Patiaon G01'i 109 137 Usri Kh'lrd 117

__ .. ___ -~4_"'_'~. -_ 4 _.• --~ --. - ___ -... - .. - VD -.denotes Village DirectorY' Pc'A---denotes Primary CenSus Abstra.ct. DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK PART A

Village Directory SECTION I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

As already mentioned in the introductory available in the village, the distance from tIlC part the Village Directory presents particulars concerned village to the nearest place where of amenities available in each vWage besides such an amenity was available has been indi­ giving the list of villages in each Development cated in broad ranges of distance, viz., '(--5 Block (arranged in alphabetical order) and in Kms.)', '(5-10 Kms.)' and '(10+ Kms.)'. The respect of each village, its area, number of nearest place may lie in the iame development households, population and land use data. block, or in some other development block of The items of information On amenities availabld the same district, or other district of the State to the village include educational (col. 5), or even outside the State. In view of the medical (col. 6), drinking water (col. 7), post constraint of space the particulars of distance and telegraph (col. 8), marketlhat (col. 9), raill by range of the nearest place where anyone road or other communication facilities (col. 10) of the medical or educational amenities, etc., and power supply (col. 13). mher items of is available has been shown provided r.one of information such as copies of newspapers the medical or educational amenities was coming in the village, motor cycle/scooter, car, available in the concerned village. For medical jeep and tractor available in the village, etc., amenities, the dispensaries/commlUlity health have been incorporated in the "Remarks" worker has been taken as most modest facility. column. Lar..d use is shown as area under Similarly primary school has been considen·d forests, irrigated land and sources of irrigation, as most modest educational amenity. unirrigatcd land, culturable waste and area not available for cultivation. For uninhabited In column 6 of the Village Directory format, villages information about land USi) only has composite schools such as middle schools with been presented. primary olasses or secondary schools with middle classes, etc., have also been included In thE, format the villages have been arranged in the number of primary and mi.ddle in ascending order of their thana numbers schools respectively. For example, if in a which also represent their location code numbers village there are two primary schools and one within a development block. The villages middle school with primary class(;s the number which have been wholly merged in towns under of primary s~ho:)ls in the village has been the appropriate orders of the GovtJrnment but shown as three and that of middle school as continue to be borne on the Thana Jurisdic­ one even though there are only three educational tional Lists of the State Government, those institutions in all. So also in the case of treated as outgrowths of towns or urban s3condary schools, etc., if a similar situation agglomerations, and thos) declared as Census exists. towns have also been shown in the Village Directory at the appropriate places according Communi ration facilities a.nd approach to to their Thana numbers with necessary ex­ village havo betn distinguished and shown planation against each. No data have, however, separately to enable one to find out whe-ther been pres~nted in respect of such villages. the village is served by any mode of public transport such as bus, rail, waterway, etc. The data pres?ntcd in the Village Directory (column 10), and whether the village is have been compiled on tho basis of Mauzawar approachable throughout the year or only Notes prepared for each village by the local during fair weather. officials at th8 Communi.ty Development Block level. The pattern of presentation of land use data in the Village Directory conforms to the For columns 5 to 10 of the Village Directory pattern of classification of land usC) as if a particular amenity such as education or recommended by the Ministry of Food and medical facility, etc., was not found to be Agriculture, Govemment of India and a::, 45 adopted by the State Government. These Permanent pastures and other g·razing lando­ are as follows: All grazing lands, whether or not they are permanent pastures and meadows have been 1. Forests. put under this category. Common village lands and grazing lands within forested areas are also 2. Not available for cultivation- included under this head.

(a) Lands put to non-agricultural uses, Land under miscellaneous tree crojJs and (b) Barren and unculturable lands. groves-All cultivable lands, which are not included under the net area sown, but are put 3. Other uncultivated lands excluding to some agricultural use have been put under fallow lands- this category. Lands under miscellaneous tree (a) Permanent pastures and other crops, thatching grass, bamboo bushes and grazing lands, other groves used for fuel, etc., which are not included under 'orchards' are dass:d under this (b) Lands under miscdl1:neous trees, cat-gory. crops and groves not included in the net arul.1 sown. Oulturable waste-All lands available for cultivation, whether or not tak(:n up for cul­ (c) Culturable wastes. tiva:,ion, or abonuoned after five yoars of cultivation for one reason or the other shall 4. Fallow lands- c?mc ur,der this category. _ Sueh lands may be eItl!cr fallow or covered WIth shrubs and jungles (a) Fallow lands other than current WhICh are not put to any use. They may lie fallows, in is')latod blocks or within cultivated boldings. (b) Current fallows. Current fallows-Lands which are left fallow 5. Net area sown. during the current year have been treated as currcHt fa.llows (the term current year refers In the format of th:) ViUagcl Directory to the yuar in which data were collected). column 15 (Fores~) is identical to category 1 above. Columns 16 (Irrigated) and 17 (uniIrigated) Other fallows-All lar.ds which were taken give tho br0akup of cultivable land. These are up . ~or .cultivation Inl:t are temporarily out of a combination of categories 4 (a+b) and 5 cul1IvatlOn for a p~rlOd of not less than one above. Column 18 (aulturable waste) correspond year and not more than five years have been to category 3 (a+b+c) above whib column 19 treated as other fallows. contains information relating to category 2 (a+b). Cultivated area-· The sum of net areas sown and ar6a under current fallows and other The concepts of landus0 pattern arc ex­ fallows gives the cultivated area. plained below :-. The land use data furnished in Cols. 15 to Forest-The term includes all lands classed 19 have been p~esented in hectares upto two as forests und0r any legal enactment dealing places of the deClmal after necessary conversion with forests or administered as fort·sts, whether of land areas from acres and decimal fractions State-owned or private and whether wooded or (as maintained and obtained from Revenue maintaine:d as potential forest land. authorities from the field). The area of the village in column 3 has been shown in hectares. Land put to non-agricultural use-All lands occupied by buildings, roads and railways or It will be Seen that the total area under under water, e.g., rivers afid canals and other diff{;rent land uses as indicated in columns 15 lands put to uses other than agricultural have to 19 do not add up in Some cases to the boen' put ulAer this category. total geographical area of the villa~e. This can be attributed to the fact that area under Barren and unculturafle lands-Barren and water bodies, etc., are generally not included unculturable lands. relate to areas coverud by in the land use statistics of the village. mountainS', deserts, etc. Land which cannot be brought under cultivation oxcept at a high cost As alrea~y menti.one~ in. the earlier par:a­ is cla.ss::d as unculturable, whether such land graphs, the mformatlOn In VIllage Directory' is is in is'lll;l,ted bbcks,' or within the cultivated presented for each village Development Block­ holdings. wise. 46

Following is the list of abbreviatiollSt used (v) Oolumn lO-Oommunication8 lU the Village Directory: BS Bus. (i) Column 5-Educational RS RaHway Station. NW Navigable Waterway (including P Primary or Elementary School (upto river, canal, backwaters, etc.). class IV). M Middle or Junior Secondary School (vi) Column ll-Approach to Village (upto class VIII). H Matriculation or Secondary School PR Pucca Road. (upto class X). PUC Higher Secondary, Intermediate, KR Kutcha Road. Pre-University, Junior College. NH, Navigable River. C College. NC Navigable Canal. I Industrial School. NW Navigable Waterway (ot;her than Tr Training School. river or canal). Ao Adult Literacy Class/Centre. o Other Educational Institut,ions FP Foot Path. (Sanskrit Path ash ala, Senior Basic School, Makhtab, etc.). (vii) Oolumn 13- Power Supply

(ii) Oolumn 6-Medical ED Electricity for Domestic purpose. EAg Electricity for Agriculture purpose. H Hospital. EO Electricity for Other purposes like MOW Maternity and Child Welfare Centre. industrial, commercial, etc. Maternity Home. MH EA Electricity for all purposes listed Child Welfare Centre. CWC above. HO Health Centre. PHO Primary Health Centro. (viii) Oolumn 16-Irrigated by Source PHS Primary Health Sub-centre. Disp.:msary. D GC Government; Canal. FPC Family Planning Centl.,>,. TB T.B. Clinic. PC Private Canal. NH Nursing Home. W Well (without electricity) RP Registered Privatf Pra~tij,ionor. WE Well (with electricity). SMP Subsidised Medical Practitioner. TW Tube-woll (without electricity). CHW Community Health Worker. o Others. TWE Tube-wdI (with electricity). Tk Tank. (iii) Column 7-Drinking Water R River. T Tap Water. L L<:.ke W Well Water. W n.terf;,ll. Tk Tank Water. Wf TW Tube-well Water. Hp Handpump. R River Water (ix) Oolumn 20-Remarlc~ F Fountain. N Copies of Nr;wspapers coming in the C Canal. villr.go. L Lake. S Spring. M Motor Cyoles/Scooters available in N NullahJNala/Nallah. the vilhge. o Others C Caril/Jeeps I1Vf,ila.ble in the village. NA Information Not Available. T Tractors available in the villag.e.

(iv) Column 8-Post and Telegraph It is likely that a village may lvwe more PO Post Office than one institution/amenity of the SF,me kind. TO Telegraph Office. Such a situation would arise only in the oase PTO Post and Telegraph Office. of c::>lumns· 5, 6 e.nd 20. In such oases the Phone ., Telephone connection. number of suoh institutions/amenities hn.s been 47 given in parentheses after the appropriate Appendix III symbol in Cols. 5 or 6 and just after the This appendix gives development blockwise, symbol in Col. 20. the list of villages where no educe-tional, medical At the end of the Village Directory four and public health facilities, etc., are available. a.ppendices ha.ve been provided the deta.ils of This statement is expeated to be of considerpJble use in micro-level planning. whioh a.re given below: Appendix I Appendix IV This statement gives, for oa.oh development This appendix gives thl) list of villages with block, the number of villages h'wing va.rious the popuh·,tion of tho ScllOduled Cc1stes and levels and types of educational institutions, the Scheduled Tribos in various percentage such as Primary Sohool, Middle School, Adult mnges. Part A of the appendix deals with Literacy Centres, etc., va.rious types of medical th

DEVELOPMEN:J: BLOCK-SIWAN VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (- ) is shown in the column ar: d r:ext to it in bracklt8, the distance in broad ranges, Vi7., - 5 kms_, [-,10 kms. Dr d 10+ kms., of the nearest place where the facility is available Total Total is given.] Serial Name of village with area of population ,-~ '---'-'- .-~~- ._--< ______- -..-...... ,._ .,_A..._. -- __ .. ----... --+-~-._ 1- ~ - - -- -~ no. Thana no. the village and Edu· Medical Drinking Post Day or Ccmmuni- (in number of cational water at d days of cations heotares) households (potable) TelegraI h the (BUB stor, Market/hat, Rly.station . if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-SIWAN

1 Mura (59) 75.68 661 P --·(5-10) W,Hp -(-.5) -.(-.5) -,(-5) (84) 2 Aghaila (60)' 44.51 613 --(-~5) - -(5-10) W,Tk,R - .(-.5) -.(-.5) - .. (-.5) (86) 3 Pithauri (61) 154.18 1,000 P - -(5-10) W,TW, Sunday, -·(-,5) (159) Hp,C· Thursday. 4 Dharam Makariar (67) 165.62 1,050 P - +-.5) W,Hp -(5-10) --(-.5) (163) 5 Lakri Makariar (68) 61.51 126 - -(-·5) -+ .5) W,Hp,C, --(- .5) --.(-.5) - .(5-·10) (14) N. 6 Pakri Makriar Badali (69) 191.41 1,288 p - ·(--.5) W,Tk,Hp -.(--5) - -(5-10) -,(10+) (161) 7 Makariar (70) 238.36 2,305 P -(-5) W,TW,Hp, - .(5--.10) -.(5-10) --(10+) (315) C. 8 Bhanta pakhar (162) 197.48 1,892 - -(- .5) PHS W,Hp,R PO _.(- .5) BS (216) 9 Chakra (163) 244.83 1,570 P -.(-.5) W,Tk,'l'W, PO --(-.5) BS (197) Hp, C. 10 Maj haulia (164) 74.46 680 P,M CHW W,Tk,TW, -.(-.5) --(--5) --(-.5) (103) Hp. 11 Dewapali (165) 70.41 606 ---(-.5) -.(-.5) W,TW,Hp, -.(-·5) --(-,5) -.(-.5) (82) C. 12 Akhainigan (166) 53.82 620 - (-·5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, _.(- .5) -,(-,5) -,(-5) (86) C. 13 Gopalpur (167) 39.25 329 -.(-,5) RP W,Hp,C --(--5) •.(- -5) --{---5) (37) 14 Shampur (168) 192.22 1,236 P(2),M RP W,TW,Hp --(- -5) Sunday, BS (204) Thursday. 15 Chanaur (169) 297.84 2,"55 P -(-.5) w,Tk,TW, _.(- ,5) -.(-.5) -,(-.5) (413) Hp. 16 Sarsa (170) 101.57 1,299 P -(-5) W,Tk,F -(-.5) -(--5) -,(10+ (151;) 17 Nauapali (171) 102.79 1,197 P - (5-10) W,Hp - (5-10) -.(-5) --(-5) (177) 18 Ramapali (172) 123.02 1,479 P -·(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -.(5-10) -.(-,5) ~(-.5) (195) 19 Hasanpurwa (173) 57.ti7 414 P(2) -(5.10) W,Tk,Hp, -(5-10) - (5-10) -(-5) (50) C,N. 20 Si rishtapur (174) 65.15 345 P -(--5) W,Tk,TW, -(5·10) --(-.5) --(510) (53) Hp. 21 Majahida (Majahiul ur) (175) 123.02 7r\0 P RP W,Tk,TW, -.(--,5) - (-.5) - (-5) (104) HI'. 22 Dhanauti (176) 45'\.91 3,3i'l1> ~,M PHS W,Tk,TW, PO Tuesday. -(10+) (542) Hp,N. Friday 23 Bharthni (177) 100.36 987 p - (--5) W -.(-5) -(-.5) BS (142) 24 Phulwaria (178) 136.n 646 -(-5) --(~5) W,Tk - (- 5) - (- 5) BS (93) 25 Salempur (179) 109.67 676 P RP,SMP, W,Tk,Hp, - (- 5) - (- 5) -(10+) (108) CHW. C. 26 Thaknr Pachlakhi (180) 40.06 524 - (-5) -(~ 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (5·10) - (- 5) (85) 27 Bishambharpur (181) 45.32 201 -(-5) -(-;;) W,Hp --(-5) -(-fi) --(-5) (23) 28 Pachanra (182) 149.33 .544 -(-5) -(5-]0) W,TW,Hp -(5-W) -(-5) -(-5) (7\) 29 Lohsi Kalan (183) 91.46 415 -(-5) -(5-10) W, IIp -(-5) -(--5) --(5-10) (I;)) 49

SUBDIVISION-SIWAN SADAR DIRECTORY ,. AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., urea ur,der differcr,t types of land USe in hcctures rOIIt.ell d up to 2 decimal places). Remarks :~earest including Approach town and Power Staple r--~-----'-----'-'-'.A.- ~'-~--'-'------,al.y place of to distance supply food Forest Irrigattd by BOllrce Un. CulturaUe Arw not religioLs, village (in km.) irrigakd waste availaLle hibtOlicttl (includil g for or archat>g· gauchar cultivation logical and interest groves)

11 12 13 1·1 13 16 17 IS 19 20

RR Siwan (9) Rice, GC(0.3J), W(7.45), TW 24.2(5 0.97 15.05 wheat (25.S3),O(UlI). KR Do. (9) Rice, \\,(4.55), TW(l.lO), 1.19 0.85 4.21 wheat o (32.(51). KR Do. (9) ED Rice, W(23.52),0(37.57) 52.11 9.98 31.00 wheat PH, Kl{, Do. (12) Rice, GC(30.27), TW(37.51), 17.47 O.lS 12.91 NR. wheat o (728). PR,KR Do. (10) Rice, GC(36.53), 'IW(19,08) 4.05 1.% wheat KR Do. (12) Rice, Gq78.(2), TW(32.33) 30.29 13.99 36.1S wheat KR Do. (12) Rice, GU(llS.S2), \\ (1.58), 16.28 8.17 28.93 Ml:Tl Wheat TW(04.o8). PR,KR Do.(ll) Rice, GC(95•. 56), W(4.37), 0.70 6.76 32.09 wheat TW (54.;:6),0(3.74). PR Do. (10) EAg Rice, GC(8Ull), W(23.96), 0.56 0.84 17.14 M2:C8:Tl Wdeflt TW (119.40),0(1.02). KR Do. (6) Rice, GC(48.16), v\'(0.35), 3.36 0.43 9.C4 )\-;1 Wheat TW (13.12). KR Do. (10) Rice, G('(0.26), W(0.35), 0.90 8.18 15.22 Wheat TW (30.37),0(9.13). PR,KR Do. (6) Rice, GI(4.27), \\ (11.3)), 3.43 10.96 wheat TW (25.77), Tk(0.08). PH Do. (5) Rice, GC(2.77), W(0.20), 1.24 7.51 wheat TW (IO.tI), 0(17.4:2). PR,KR Do. (II) I<~Ag Rice, GC(89.09), W(8.0n), 1.70 2.39 29.60 Ml wheat TW (5D.:;6), 0(2.01)) KR Do (7) Rice, GC(26.64}, \\ (0.85), '11.37 6.56 49.06 Wheat TW (43.88}0(129.40;) KR Do. (10) Rice, GC(40.47), W(12.95), 1.74 0.85 25.12 Tl wheat TW(IG.19), Tk(4.25) KR Do. (8) Rice W(4.89), Tw(66.59), 13.03 7.19 7.44 wheat o (3.G6). KR Do. (8) Rice 1\'(8.16}, Tk(71.0]} 19.23 ]3.59 6.ll6 T3 wh:mt o (4.07). KR Do. (5) Rice, GC(37.04), W(3.91) 8.96 3.28 4.68 Ml:Tl whe:1t RR Do. (5) Rice, G(:(26.45), TW(1.37) 19.8S 1.29 16.16 Waeat K;R Do. (4) Rice, GC(46.70}, Tw(3.78) 42.22 23.53 6.70 TI wheat R:R Do. (10) EAg Rice, m p'3.aO}, W(0.99), 23.60 8.43 103.74 Ml:Cl:T4 wheat TW (238.1l5). PR,KR Do. (10) Rice, GC{i4-.01}, W(2.76), 15.03 12.28 12.53 wheat o (13.75). PR, KR Do. (8) }{ice, GC(6.45), W(2.56), 28.25 57.81 37.83 wheat o (3.88). KR Do. (8) ED, EO Hice, GO(3.40), W(1.38), 10.98 71.89 14.23 C]:T3 wheat TW (".45), Tk(1.34). I{;R Do. (8) EA Rice, G('(.".3\), W(1.58), 937 1.05 17.34 Wheat TW (4.67). Tk(O.tHi). KR Do. (16) ED,EAg Rice, GO(3.40), W~; (1.38), 1],09 0.60 21.26 wheat T WE(6.45), Tj,(1.1~). R:R Do. (9) Hice, GC(1(\78), v\(13.02), 17.46 41.32 40.77 MI:Tl wheat TW (13.75},O(".23). KH Do. (11) Rice, G(;(17.33), W(L37), 45.70 0.83 10.27 Tl wheat TW (If.96). 50

DEVELOPMENT BLOOI(-SlWAN VILLAGE AMENITIES

AmenHes available [if not available within the villagr, a daf,h (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz., -5 luns., 1i---'10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest place whHe the facility is aVIli1aUe Total Total is given ]. Serial Nama of village with area of population .--.-.------~ ------., no. Thma no. the village Bnd E-du- Medical DriI;king I-08t Il.I.d :Cay or (cmrr,l.Ii. (in number of cational water Telegraph days of cations hectares) households (potable) the (Bus stor, Market/hat, Rly. if any station, Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 fj 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-SIWAN~contd.

30 :8Q.rhea. (184) 61.11 536 P -(5·10) W,Hp,C. -(-5) -.( '-5) BS (67) 31 Khaga'1ra (185) 42.49 637 -(-5) -(5·10) W, Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS (90) 32 Ba.ghra (186) 267.49 1,550 P -(5·10) W,Tk,Hp - (--5) -(5,10) BS (200) 33 Lohsi Khurd (187) 131.52 513 -(-5) -(5·10) W, Hp -(--5) -(-5) --(-5) (61) 34 Bhatwalia (188) 76.89 453 :__·(-5) -(5-10) W, Hp ~·(~·5) -(5·10) --(5,10) (64) 35 Khalispur (189) 237.95 2,113 P -(-5) W, Hp -(-5) Sunday, -(-5) (266) Friday. 36 Paighambarpur (190) 61.92 384 -(-5) -(5·10) W, Hp -(5·10) -·(-5) --(5·10) (54) 37 Kaira Tal (191) 139.61 491 P -(-5) W, Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (73) 38 Sarahe (192) 480.76 3,165 P - (-5) W,Tk,Hp PTO l\.ionday, -(--5) (463) Friday. 39 Kararua (193) 191.41 1,218 P -(- 5) w, Hp -(-5) -(-5) --(-5) (189) 40 Adii (194) 32.37 181 ~-(-5) -(5.10) W, Hp, -(5.10) -·(5·10) -(5.10) (U) N. 41 Adliohak (195) 26.71 37' -(-5) -(-5) W -_.(- 5) - (-5) -(--5) (6) 42 Tahira (196) 85.39 345 -(-5) -(5-10) "'-, Hp, --(5.10) -(5.10) -(5.10) (48) N. 43 Mil.jhwa (197) 59.08 581 P -(-5) W, Hp, -(--5) -(-5) -(-·5) (77) C. 44 Bishunpurwa (198) 80.94- 641 P -(-·5) W, Tk, --(-5) --(-5) --(-5) (79) O. 45 Sarsar (199) 432.60 3,lll P, M PHS, FPC, W, Tw, PO Sunday, RS (380) ORW· Hp, N. Wednesday. 46 Pararia (200) 93.08 906 P --·(-5) W, Tk, --(-5) -(-5) -(--5) (139) Hp, C. 47 Jafra (201) 131.12 836 P -(-5) W, Hp --(-5) -(-5) -(-·-5) ( 139) 48 Amlori (202) 200.32 2,089 P, M', H RP, CHW W, Tk, PO Wednesday, DS (265) Hp. Saturday. 49 Hasanpurwa (203) 196.27 1,592 P -(-5) W, Tk, ~ (-5) -(-5) -·(--5) (242) Hp. .50 Chhotpnr (204) 146,49 1,667 P RP W,TK,TW,-(-5) --(-5) -(- 5) (221) Hp,C 51 Kalinjra (205) 80.94 571 - (~5) - (- 5) W, Hp - (~ 5) -(-5) -(- 5) (69) 52 Jiaen (206) 235.12 3,253 P -(-5) W, Tk, PO - (- 5) -(-5) (396) TW,Hp 63 Mohin:ddinpur (207) 221.76 2,798 P -(-5) W,Tk,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (400) W,Hp,N. lS4 Bhada Kalan (208) 144.47 1,157 P -(5.10) W, Hp, -(-5) -(5.10) -(5.10) (124) N. 55 Bhada Khurd (209) 88.62 473 P -(5.10) W, Tk,Hp - (-5) -(5-10) BS (60) 0, N. 56 oTa.msikri (210) 126.26 619 P -(-5) w, Hp -(-5) -'(-5) BS (80) 67 Kandhwara (230) 111.29 1,671 P W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (213) 58 Siwan (231)* 706.98 7,821 P, M, II HC,PHC, Hp --(-5) Daily BS,RS (1,170) D, EP. 51

SUBDIVISION-SIWAN SADAR DIRECTORy AND LAND USE

Le,nd use (i.e., Hr"a nr,dcr different types of lar.d nse in hecta,res ronnded upto 2 decimal places). Remarks Nearest including Approach town aod Power Staple '__'-- --, ------"------'-, any place to distarco suprly food :Fore 8t Irrigai(.d by EOI'rce Un- CulturatJe AnR J 0\ of religioUS, villago (in km,) irrigated waste availarle histOlical (inclniling for or archaeo- gauchar cult,ivation 'logical and interest grove~)

II 12 13 14 15 Ifi 17 IS 19 20

PR,KR Siwan (6) EO Rice, OC(32.52), W( 4_35). 16.64 1.12 2.97 Ml:T2 Wheat, TW(3.51). PR,KR Do. (6) }{icE', GC(l!U10), W(1.70) 19.4S 1.31 wheat PR,KR Do.(5) EAg Rice, GC(125.14), W(7.20) 117.51 17.30 Ml Wheat PR,KR Do.(8) RiCe, GC(14.93), W(1.46). 72.61 0041 16.76 W'leot TW (24'74). KR Do. (5) Rice, GC(12.86), W(O.Il) 50.82 0.06 13.04 wheat K}{ Do. (4) ED Rice, GC(74.80), W(2.74), 88.02 1.38 38.70 M2:C2 wheat TW (32.31). KR Do. (6) Hice, GO(,2.12), Tw(1.70) 33.82 0.45 13.83 Tl wheat Kl{ Do. (11) Rice, GO(".17), W(5.79), 13.29 0.61 23.91 wheat TW (92,21), Tk(1.63). KR Do. (10) [<;0 Riel', GC(60.24), W(I!l.35), 114.06 4.90 123.50 Ml wheat TW (155.00), Tk(3.71). KR Do. (8) Ri~e, OC(10.61), TW(40.95) 72.43 2.23 65.19 wheat KR 1Jo. (16) Bice, GC(5.76), W(2.2E), 5.79 1.01 2.1S wheat TW (14.54), Tk(0.S3) KR Do. (10) }{ice, W(10.70), 0(3.54). 3.25 0.26 S.96 wheat KR Do.(lO) Rice. GC(45.75), W(4.39), 9.45 2.50 22.00 wheat TW(I.30). KR Do.(!l) Rice, GC(27,23), Tw(0.64) 8.18 0.91 21.76 Whf\at KH. Do. (12) ED Rice, W(8.09), TW(41.80), 4.73 0.85 22.23 Wheat 0(3.24). K}{, NW Do. (5) EAg ,Rice, Gr(182.40), W(35.39). 50.16 21.90 137.25 Ml:T1 whe"t TW(~.50). KR Do. (10) EAg, EO Hire, Gr(2.38), TW(2!l.35), 33.32 4.28 21.17 Wheat o (2/i8). KR Do. (12) Rice. GC(22.76), W(17.35), 2.25 1.90 44.02 wh~at TW (40.18), Tk(2.66). KR Do. (7) BA Hire. W(2.75), TW(I1.76)~ 91.76 2.07 31.48 "N5:M4~T2 ,W'leat o (fiR.43). KR Do. (3) Bic(', W(7.01)), 0(49.37) 106.59 1.01 32.25 Wh(lflt KiR Do.(!) HicE', GC(34.62), W(4.88), 62.63 0.83 31.95 Ml:Tl whe'l,t orw (11.58). KR Do. (3) Rico, W8(2.!l7),0(17.51) 41.78 4.07 14.61 wheat KR Do.(2) Rice, GC(125.13), W(7.19) 86.10 16.70 M2 .wheat PTl,KR Do. (3) ED, EAg Rice, GO(125.13). W(13.0S), 70.27 5.14 Tl wheat TW(8.14). KR Do. (5) RicC', GC(66.06), W(2.38) 68.94 4.12 2.97 C2:Tl wheat PR,KR Do. (5) ED, EAg Rice, GC(34.55). WE(10.80) 21.44 20.56 Cl wheat TWE(1.27), PR Do. (4) Rice. GC(27.64), W(20.23), 12.07 0.30 44.90 wheat TW'(16.18), 0(4.94). KR Do. (2) ED RicE', W(8.60). 0(6.07) 57.18 4.92 34.42 wheat fR.KR Do. (3) EA Rice, TW(424.79). TWE(42.40), 37.86 24.28 135.S7 N26:M51()1O wheat R(13.48). 0(28.30). 52

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-SIWAN VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash(-)is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad rargE's, Total viz., -,5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest place Tot.al area popula- where the facility is available is given]. Serial Name of villag.~ with of the tion ,--""'"-~--,--,- -,-~-"'~~-,---,--'"-- •...._-~~-~~~~~-~-,~-,-,-~ no. Thana no. village and l~ducational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi· (in number water and days cations hectares) of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop households market! Rly. hat, station if any Waterwa

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 REVENUE THAN A-SIWAN-contd.

59 M'1khchmpur (244) ,,-holly merged in Siwan (M)

60 Tanrwa (251) 21 (j.91 2/~::8 JO - -( -5) W,lfp, - -(--5) -(-5) -(-5) (a:.!' ) R. 61 Beuusar (258) 231.07 2, Hi7 r --(--5) \V,Tk, PTO --(-5) BS ( ;}I):,) Hp,('. 62 Orna Makund (259) 2:~().li) 2,n In 1', ~\'r -(--5) "Y, Tk, --(-5) --(-5) -(-5) (:167) Hp,R. 63 Kannpura (260) 374-.73 4,2!l4 1'(2),\1 - -(5.10) VY, Hr, -(.3-10) -(5·10) BS, RS (573) R. 6t B,'l.trJ,nli (261) ll7.3G 712 P --(5.10) Vf, Hr, --(5-10) -(1',,10) -(-5) (13l) C. 6; Bl,usopali (262) 53.S5 520 P -(5.10) \V,TW, -(-5) --(-5) -(5·10) (6S) Hp. 66 Barhan (263) 365.02 2,872 P PHR,D 'V,Tk,TW, PO Tuesday, -(5.10) (418) Hp,R Friday. 67 Mar:lapur (264) 118.98 1,227 P,O --(5.10) 'V,Tw, -(--5) Monday, -·(-5) (182) HI', R Thursday. 68 Rampur (265) 65.96 666 -(---5) --(10+) ,y,T'k,TW, -(-5) --(-5) -(--5) (88) Hp, R. 69 Bishunpur (266) 49.37 904 P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, ~(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (9::;) Hp. 7& :Mohammadpur (267) 70.41 ()48 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (8'3) 71 Mirapur (268) 40.54 1,120 P --+--5) W,\Hp -(-5) -(-[,) -(-5) ( 120) 72 PLlra'lia (269) 85.39 1, 113 P -(--5) W,TW; C -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (173) 73 Nathuch'tap (270) 13i.:l5 1,405 P --(-5) "W,Rp,R, -(-5) Monday, -(-5) (~17) F. Friday. 74 Balchandhata (271) 106.43 1,108 r --(10+) w,Rp --(-5) -(-5) --(10+) ( 13!l) 'liS" Balatha (272) [,15.97 3,'l3!l P, l\f RP vV,Tk,TW, --(-6) Sunday, -(-5) (:"}6"» Hp. VY ednfRday. 76 Molnapur (273) 98.74 1,12s P,O --( --G) vY,TW,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) ~(-5) (201) R. 77 ,Bhadaura (274\ 66.37 80il P -(10+) W,Hp,R. -(5-10) Tuesday, --(-5) (!li) Saturday. 78 Mahuari (375) 19[,01 1,,98 P -(10+) W. TW,H p, -(5-10) -(-5) -(~Ii) (303) R. '7~ Siari (56/588) 408.32 ?,'l9;,) P(2) - (-Ii) W,TW,Rp. -(-5) - (-Ii) --(--5) (42;')

TOTAL 12,176.78 105,998 P(S2) HC(t) (iMB5) M(9) PHf,(i) H(2) PHS(4) 0(2) D(2) FPC(1) RP(8) SMp(1) CHW(4)

"" -N;~1!l -;Fig:;:s- ;v-;:n-i~b~ckets-::d~r--~~b~-'4;'lilt{1 io number of households. 53

SUBDlVISION-SIW AN SADAR DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

L:tud use (i.e., ar8a puder diffc-rol:t type» of land u he('tares l'OLmdEd up to :l d eeimel rlacLs). Remarks inclUding ~-\ earLst any place Appro:1ch town and Power Stapl" r------... ------.----...... ------.------, of to 0-i.3tan ce supply food For,"st Jrrigv,tu: I y Ur- (_"Itt

PR,KR SiW3n (4) Rice, GO(96.75), TW(22.95) 68.60 6.08 22.53 wheat PR,KR Do. (4) EAg Rice, GC(145.28}, TW(7.24) 11.08 4.09 63.38 M3:Tl wheat KR Do. (4) ED RiCE' W(5.55), TW(59.12), 63.82 2.12 28.42 M2:C2:TI whea:t R(60.70). PR,KR Do. (6) ED, EAg Ricf', GC(161.48), TW(8.60) 166.0S 0.87 37.70 MI:Cl wheat KR Do. (9) ED Rice, GC(24.23), TW(30.05), 36.57 1.34 21.48 wheat 0(3.69). KR Do. (7) EAg Rice, GC(46.89), TW(O.17) 0.72 0.17 7.90 wheat KR Do. (7) Rice, GC(195.14), TW(59.72) 27.53 4.89 77.74 M2 wheat KR Do. (6) RiC(" GC(I1.45), W(7.03), 23.47 0.14 4.23 '1'1 wheat TW(72.66). KR Do. (6) Ricf', W(1.91), TW(49.47) 9.51 0.06 5.01 '1'1 wheat KR Do. (6) EAg Rice, GC(0.20), '1'W(47.02) 0.05 2.10 wheat KR Do. (6) Rice, W(4.05), TW(33.S9), S.95 0.06 10.00 wheat 0(13.46) KR Do. (6) Rice, GC(S.16), W(0.S7), 20.10 5.00 10.86 Wheat TW(1.55) . PR, KR Do. (5) EAg Rice, GO(47.00), TW(1.2I) 21.15 2.41 13.62 wheat PR, KR Do. (6) Rice, GC(81.52), W(2.82), 4.17 8.64 35.24 wheat TW(1.96). KR Do. (14) RicE', GC(IO.56), W(2.90), 1.36 0.04 29.22 N4:C4:Tl wheat 0(62.35). KR Do. (9) EAg Rice, GC(87.81), W(4.05), 62.88 0.38 34.44 N2 :Ml :01: wheat R(10.12), 0(316.29). '1'3 KR Do. (10) RicE', W(1.70), R(6.8S), 10.34 0.08 34.95 wheat 0(44.79). KR Do. (14) Rice, W(2.27), 0(38.11) 2.59 O.ll 23.29 wheat KR D::>. (to) Rice, W( ".32), TW\61.\)-), 43.21 0,17 29.68 TI whnat 0(40.67). KR Do. (10) Rice, GC(138.40), W(31.93), 109.71 21.10 102.10 Tl wheat TW(5.08).

CO(a,Oa9.50), W(398.55), 2,521.00 456.18 2186.60 N31 WE(12.18), TW(2 :i23.04) M85 TWE(50.12), Tk(87.31), 083 R(91.18). 0(997.08) T86 DEV.EI,OPMENT BLoCK-BUSSAINGANJ

VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash(-·)is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, Total viz., -·5 kms" 5- -, 10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest plpce Total area popllia. ",hem the facility is available is given]. Serial Name of village with of t,he tion r--.-,---,--~.~,- ,- ,-·-.__ ,__ "...A..~1_"_ t-·~-1_ -1-0-'''---1_1_-0-___'\ -no. Thana no. village and Education Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi. (in number wpter and days cations hpctltres) of (potable) Telegraph of the (BUB stop, househe>lds Market/ Railway hat. station if any Waterway~ I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-SIW AN-contd.

Surwal (139) 268.71 2,337 P o W,Tk,Hp, - (-5) -(5.10) BS (314) 2 Ra.iehanda :(1-40) 36.42 Uninhabited 3 Khargi RalllPur (144) 92.27 586 P - +-,5) 'W,TW,Hp, -,(.~5) Monday, - (-~5) (75) C. Friday. 4 Garar (145) 69.61 267 _.( 5) -(-~5) W.TW,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) ~ (-5) (36) 5 Ruia (146) 193.44 1,108 P -(-5) W,Tk,TW -( -5) -,I -5) --( -5) (154) Hp, C, 6 Bangra (147) 118.17 1,368 P,M -,(-~5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(--,5) BS (178) Hp. 7 Mahamudpur (148) 52.20 518 P -(---,5) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (65) R. 8 Pathardei (149) 166.32 976 P -(--5) W,TW,Hp, -(-,5) - (·_.5) BS (131 ) R,N. 9 ChhapraplIl (150) 37.23 Uninhabited 10 Bharthui (151) 150.54 560 P.,M.,H - ·(--,5) W,Tk,TW, _,(- ,5) -+-,5) BS (66) Hp. II Jiradei (152) 157.20 1,903 P(2),M,H H(2),MCW, W,Tk,TW, PTO and -,(--.5) BS (270) PHS,D,FPC, Hp. Phone RP,CHW(6). 12 Jamapur (153) 169.16 2,281 P -+ ,5) W,Tk,TW, -(-~5) Tuesday, ,BS (349) Hp,N. Saturday. 13 Bhaisakhal (154) 371.90 1,892 P -(-,5) W,TW,Hp, PO --( -5) - (-,5) (235) R. 14 Karhanu (155) 237.14 1,7:l7 P PHC W,TW,Hp. -(~5) -(-5) -(-5) (256) R,C. 15 Berhea (156) 104.00 1,48l P -(-5) W,TW,Hp PO Tuesday, -( -51 (188) 16 'Makundpur( 1[7) Saturday. 78.10 (124 -(-5) -'(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (9 t) 17 Bhulua a-Iakund (158) 47.35 380 --(-5) -(-5) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (41) R. 18 Nandpali (159) 109.26 67!) --(-5) --(-5) W,T\V,Hp, --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (79) R. 19 Repura (160) 118.57 1,420 P RP W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(5.10) -(-5) (218) R.l\·,O. 20 Gangauli (161) 45.32 417 -(-5) -(-5) 'W,TW,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (.5.'i) R. 21 Sidhaul (211) 163.09 1,850 P(2) -(5.10) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) (247) C,O. 22 Tetaria (212) 189.80 1,78.'1 P(2) -(-5) W,TW,Hp, -·(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (245) R,C,. 23 Pikri (213) 375.' 4 2,985 P(2) -(-5) W,TW,Hp, - (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (397) 24 Machakna (214) 205.58 1,:1+8 P,M -(~ 5) W,Hp,O PO -(-5) -(5.10) (20Q) 25 Nathpur (215) 36.02 332 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp,O -(-5) -(5.10) -(-5) (47) 26 Singarpatti (216) 99.55 1,048 P -(-5) W,Hp,R,O -(-5) -(5.10) -(-5) (16S) 27 Bali (217) 179.27 1,107 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(5.10) -(-5) ( 149) 28 Sarea (218) 126.26 23,18 P,O -(- 5) W.Hp - (-5) -(5.10) -(-5) (369) 29 Kharsara (219) 277.61 1,!)(j!) P,O -(-·5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (319) 55

SUBDlVlSloN-SlWAN SADAR DIREOTORY AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area under different typos of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 deeimal place~). Remarks including Nearest any place Approach town Power StaplE' r~'---~------____ . __. ..Jo.-...._. ___• ___• ____ - --, .of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by source Un. Culturable Area not religioup, village distance irrigated waste availabl.. historical (in km.) (including for or gauchar cultivation archaeo. and logical groves) interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR,KR Siwan (11) Rice, W(72.50), TW(40.47). 80.94 25.47 27.76 Nl:M2:Cl: whe&t Tk, (20.23). Tl TW(2S.33), 0(2.39) 2.02 2.83 0.75

KR Siwan (15) Rioe, GC(42.4q, W(~.67),TW(20.2a) 12.14 6.26 a.SO wheat KR Do. (13) Rice, GC(42.49),W(d.. 05),TW( 6.41) 8.09 6.47 2.10 Wheat KR Do. (13) Rice, GC(121.40), W(10.12), 9.30 23.88 4.46 Wheat TW, (20.23),Tk(4.05). KR Do. (13) ED Rioe, W(8.30), Tk(10.24);O (60.70) 30.38 2.03 6.52 Nl:03:Tl wheat KR Do. (15) Rice, W (2.20), TW (38.44 l,R(2.02) 6.30 1.62 1.62 wheat KR Do (15) ED Rice, W(5849),TW(4.0.47) 28.32 7.21 31.83 TI wheat TW(22.57) 4.05 1.68 8.93

KR Siwan (14) ED Rice, W(7 .02),TW(20.23),Tk(20.2::) 40.47 17.99 43.02 N2:08:T2 Wh6at PR,KR Do. (14) Rice, W(101.05) 40.47 7.43 8.25 N8:C3:Tl wheat

PR,KR Do. (13) ED Rice, W(53.17),TW(40.47)Tk(20.23) 40.47 7.65 7.17 N3:M2:Cl wheat Tl KR Do. (9) EO Rice, W(20.34),TW(80.13),Tk(83.46) 60.76 43.77 83.44 Tl wheat KR Do. (8) Rioe, W(80.34),TW(65.13) 16.26 18.37 56.86 Tl wheat D(). KR (7) Rioe, W(8.13),TW(51.72) 10.19 1.17 32.79 Nl:Tl wheat KIt Do. (8) ED Rioe, W(12.18),TW(42.74) 6.11 0.9J 16.08 who at KR Do. (8) EAg Rice, WE(10.19),W(4.17),TW(13.S0) 11.43 1.03 11.73 wheat KR Do. (7) EAg Rice, W(5.54),TWE(28.93) 50.67 0.95 23.17 T1 wheat (11 ) KR Do. Rice, W(24.. 35),Tk(16.19) 32.37 14.07 30.59 Ml:Ol wheat KR Do. (7) Rice, W(6.17),TW(12.20) 4.12 1.01 21.82 wheat KR Do. (5) EO Rice, GC(20.34),W(10.23),TW(44.43), 6.25 1.27 41.25 '1'1 wheat Tk(39.32). KR Do. (6) ED Rice, GC(61.64),W(6.37),TW(22.43) 51.00 2.12 46.24 Tl wheat KR Do. (6) EO Rice, GC(75.16),W(18.31),TW(70.92), 42.55 1.64 105.56 M2:T3 wheat Tk(61.00). ED KR Do. (8) Rice, W(66. 71 ).TW(60. 70), Tk(20.23) 40.47 0.53 16.94 Ml wheat KR Do. (7) Rioe, W (12.49), TW (8.09) 8.09 7.35 wheat KR Do. (8) ED Rioe, W(12.85),TW(40.47).,R(20.23) 8.09 0.93 16.98 Wheat KR Do. (7) Rice, W(lO.11 ),R(53.42),0(99.53) 0.81 0.90 14.50 wheat (6) KR DO. Rice, W(17.00),Tk(4.05),R(36.42), 2.02 0.9Q 9.55 Cl:TI Wheat 0(56.32). Do. KR (6) Rioe, W(l7.00),Tk(10.U),0(174.11) 14.16 0.90 6().92 C4. wheat 56

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-HUSSAINGANJ \TILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available [if not available within the villagf', a dash (~-) is sh(·wn in the column and next to it in brackets, the distanc in broad ranges, Total viz., --,5 kms., 5·-,10 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest place Total area popula- where the facility is available is given]. Serial Name of village with of the tiOll ~---.. - .. --,- ~,....._ .. ______,--~~- ~,.._.._,,-"'.-- r __ 1-A..._.. ___.. _____,_ ...,__.,...... - __~_-----O __ .. _'1_,_,, __ ---~ no. Thana no. village and Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- (in number water and days cations hectarelil) of (potable) Telegraph of the (BUB stop, households Market I Rly. hat. station, if any Waterways

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-SIWAN-contd.

30 Hathaura (220) 297.04 4,081 P, 0 -(-v) W,Hp PO -(--5) --(-5) ('~SO) 31 Shahbazpur (221) 99.15 1205 P ~-(-.fi) W, Hp, H, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (168) O. 32 Habibnagal' (222) 418.84 3,250 P PHS, FPC W, TW,Hp PO -(--5) --(5_10) (492) R 33 Partappur (223) 183.32 2,03i} 1'(2),0 -(--5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) (24)) Hp, C. 34 Gosopali (221) 62.73 586 P -(-5) W,TW,Hp, - (- 5) -(5.10) -(--5) «(;9) R.,N. 35 Saloaeflur (225) 96.72 1,452 P -(-5) W,TW,Hp, -(- 5) - (5.10) BS (214) R. 36 lta'lidchak (226) 73.65 (5 i7 }' -(-5) W,Hp,R,N --(-5) -(5.10) --(-~ (92) 37 lt~nua (227) HI.05 1,397 P,O -(-5) W,1''IV,Hp, --(-5) -(-6) -(--5) (175) R. 38 ltaighambarpur (228) 2!).14 178 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp, R --(-5) -'(-5) BS (22) 39 Pdokaulia (22\) 158.63 1,430 P --(-5) W,TW,Hp, -(--5) -(--5) -(-- 5) (185) R,N. ·40 Surapur (232) 4R.5f> 432 P -([HO) W,TW,Hp, --(-5) -(-5) BS (57) 41 Uhhapiyakhul'd (233) 124.64 1,100 --(-5) -(-Z) W,TW,Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) .:..-(- 5) (ll\.'5) 42 .Turkan (234) 171.58 1,296 P -(- 5) W,TW,Hp - (- 5) - (5·10) - (- 5) (160) 43 Markan (23:5) 340.74 3,611 P,O -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) BS (.526) Hp,R,f',N. 44 Dhankhar (236) 58.68 517 p -(-5) W,TW,HP, -(-5) _.(- 5) - (- ?) (79) N. 45 Hathauri (237) lSJ.94 2,lH4 P,O(2) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) BS (415) Hp,N. 46 Mahual (238) 53.27 1,086 P RP W,Tk,TW, -(-fi) l\-iollday, -(-5) ( 167) Hn, (\ Wednesday. ' 47 ('hhata (239) 189.39 3,026 1'(2) -(-5) 'IV,Tk,'l'W, -(-5) -(-5) BS (t23) Hn, N. 48 Chhapiva Buzurg (240) 197.89 3,034 P PHS W,T -,TW, PO -(-5) BS (4.3.'1) Hf'I. 49 Rasulpur (241) 148.92 1,123 P - (-5) v'l,'l'k,'l'W, - -5) -(-- 5) -(-5) ( 16f1) Rn. 50 Chanp (242) 3:J2.13 ~,'\68 1'(2),0 -(-5) W,TR,TW, PO -(-5) BS (?)G3) Hp. 51 Bindw[,l (352) 107.61 1,1)43 P -(-5) ~',T\V,Hp, -(-5) -(- 5) -(-pI (l'H) C. 52 Bal'al'am (353) 552.7\l 4,981 P,M,O - (5-10) W,Tk,TW, PO Tuesday, BS (719) Friday. 53 Hasanpurwa (360) 232.62 J.~19 P -(-5) Hn,C,N. -(-5) - (- 5) - (~~5) (Z3!J) W,Tk,T~T. 54 Nawalpur (361) 13>'76 1,328 P -(-5) Hp. - (-5) -(-5) --(-.5) (i 8,,) W,'f'lr,TfP 55 Harihaus (362) 728.02 8,294 P(3), 0 RP W.Tk,TW, PO Mo:cday, BS (1,122) Hn, N. Friday. 56 Khe.npur Khairanti (363) 239.98 4,163 P(3),1\'[(2), H,MCW, W.Tk.TW, PTO, and Tuesday. BS (583) H,u. FPC,RP(4) Hp. R. Phone Wednesday, CHW(3), Saturday. 57 Fazilpur (364.) 215.69 1,255 P , { ,5) W,TW,Hp, - (- 5) - (~,5) BS (174) R. 58 Bagh8UI\i (365) !24_60 1,743 P - (-~5) W, Hp -_-(- 5) -(--,5) BS (192) .' Q7

SijJmlVl~OJt-SlWAJi i~ DlU01'O_Ry A.ND U;ND USE

Laud u.se (i.e .• !U'ea. under different types of la.nd use in hectares rQuo.<4Id up to ~ decimal places). Remarks including Nearest; anyplaoe Approach. town Power Staple. r------~----.,J.....--.,------, of to and supply food Foreilt Irrigated by source Un. Culturable .Area not re1igi01,ls. village di3tance irrigated waste available historical (inkm.) (including for or gauchar oultivation arohaeo. and logioal groves) interest 11 1:J 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20

KR Siwan (I) ED.EAg Rice, W(IS.21),TW(60.70),R(30.35), 8.09 1.46 4&.iO )U:Olh'tl wheat 0(109.63). KR Do. (7) ED Rice. W (4.58), TW(20.23),&(20.23) 6.07 0.55 4>7.1l9 :w wheat KR Do. (5) ED.EAg Rice, GC(40.47),W(143.23)TW 20.64 2.10 7G.76 NlsJ42:QJ.: wheat (4.0.47), TWE(SO.94).R(20.23). T2 R:.R Do. (~) ED Rice, GC(31.43), W (20.23).TW(4:0. 7I}, 3S.42 16.75 la.3~ ()2:'I:l wheat Tk(19.89). KR Do. (3) Rice, W(10.12),TW(27.S1),R(10.12) 9.00 0.34 5.34 wheat PR,KR Do. (6) Rice, W (8.09), TW(30.35),B(36.42), 9.00 9.51 1.3.3 N2 wheat 0(2.02). KR Do. (a; Rioe, W (6.07), TW(20.34),R(20.23) 15.4.4 11.57 NI wheat KR Do. (3) ED Rioe, W(8.3S),TW(16.34),Tk(33.41), 24.56 0.55 6.QQ N1:147 :Q;J: wheat 0(0.91). T1 PR,KR Do. (3) ED Rioo, W(4.05),TW(10.12},Tk(S.09), 1.4.4- 0.22 t·\2 wheat R(I.10). KR Do. (~) Riao. W(7.63),TW(SI.31),R.(10.93) 50.07 0.42 8.2.7 Nl wheat PR Do. (2) EA~ Rice, W(1.62),TW(28.32),TWE 6.040 4.49 N.4~Tl whea" (S.09). KR Do. (5) Riao, W(5.67),TW(SO.94}.O(2.02) 2.31 30.00 a.7() whea" KR Do. (4) EA Ri. 00, W~20.23), TW(64. 7S).TWE 8.27 25.23 24,4;3 N2:l42 wheat ( .09),0(20.23). PR,KR Do. (5) ED.,EAg Rice, W~16S.1;_},TW(52.61),TWE 10.11 14.73 37.30 N3::M;l:Cl wheat t 0.4.7), k(b.26),R(12.14). 'n KR Do. (6) Rice, W (28.4 7), TW(20.23) 4.05 2.02 3.91 wl:teat PR,KR Do. (6) Rice. W(99.96),TW(24.28),Tk(24.28) 8.09 3.04 25.29 N3:M.2:Tl wheat KR,NR Do. (6) EA Rice, WE(20.23), TWE(24.28), Tk I.S9 6.21 wheat (5.66). PR,E:R Do. (5) Rice, W(122.81), TW(30.35), Tk(6.07) 10.12 1.6!1 18.18 N4:1lrCl:'J;'1 wheat PR,~R Do. (6) EA Rice. W(20.23),TW(111.28),O(4.05) 15.74 40.00 6.59 :M2 Wheat KR Do. (6) Rice, W(S3. 77), TW(28.32), Tk(S.09) 8.50 1.03 19.~1 N2:l),l.2 wheat PR,KR Do. (4) ED Rioe, W(237.07),TW(70.82),Tk(21.23) 24.28 6.65 ~3·92 NQ:~ -wheat KR,NC Do. (15) EA Rice, W (30.35), TW(56. 65) 2.30 6.07 1~.27 wheat PR,KR Do. (11) EA Rice, W(101.17),TW(343.98),Tk 3.54: 22.26 21.~4 14l:Tl wheat (60.70). KR Do. (12) EAg Rice, W(25.90),TW(72.S4)TWE, 92.89 9.37 7.41 T~ wheat (18.21 ),Tk(6.07). KR Do. (10) Rice, W(19.42),TW(6.07)1.Tk(76.S9), 23.63 5.07 0.85 wheat R(2.83). PIt,KB Do. (S) ED,EAg Idee, WE(20.U)~TWE(313. 7'4)Tk 1".62 8.14 nt.80 N20:MIO: wheat ( 42.49). CI:Tl PIt,KEt Do. (lO) ED,EAg Rice, W(16.IS).TW(44.51)TWE 110.6S 8.38 35.90 N8:M.2:C2: wheat (1~.I2). TIr(!J.09),R( 4.05), Tl "0(2.02). P i{,J~ ,'t Do. (10) ED,EAg Rice, Wfl0.11),TW(24.28),TWE 117.48 8.77 32.79 Nl wheat (ol.05),R( 16.19),0(2.02). PR Do. (8) Rice, W(12. 94). TW( 55.S5),R(27. 52), 13.13 8.90 24.28 111'3;1:'1 wheat Ot81.98). 58

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK--..HUSSAINGANJ VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available [if not avaihtble within the village, a dash (_.) is shown in the oolumn and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, Total viz., ·~5 kms., 5~10 kms. and 10+ kms., of thc nearest place Total area popula. where the facility is available is gIven). Serial Name of vilage with of the tion r-~"-"I-"_-" 4_--", -___ .... _ .. - __,,_ .. _ .. , _ •....A-. -_.,___..-.,------t-.. --1____..~ .--, -,,__..-___.,~______..,-~ no. Thano.no. village and Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi. (in ll\Un"bor water and days cations hectares) of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop. hOllseholds Market I Rly. hat. station, if any waterways

1 2 3 4 6 7 8 10 REVENUE THANA--..SIWAN- contd.

5~ ; Sahuli (366) 879.77 5,374 P(2),M,H, D,FPC, W, Hp PO and Tuesday, BS (734) O. RP(4). Phone Saturday. 60 Darweshpur (367) 77.29 848 P -(-5) W. Hp - ( -5, - (--5) BS (129) : 61' Kha,jrauni (368) 130.71 1,771 P -(5.10) W, Hp -,(5.10) - (-·5) BS (223) 62 Cook Hazoi 1.369) 26.71 90 P ---(- -·5) W,Hp - -(5.10) -(-5) BS (16) 63 Mahpur (370) 56.66 557 P - (5·10) W, Hp - (5.10) Monday. BS (85) Friday. 64 Faridpur (371) 135.97 1,413 P - (- 5) W, Hp - (- 5) -(-5) BS (208) 65 Deipur (372) 83.36 1,235 P --,(5.10) W,Hp - (5.10) -·(--5) BS (194) : 66 Plaur (373) 244.43 2,102 P RP(2) W, Hp --(- ,5) -( -5) -1--5) (312) 67 Basautnagar (314) 85.79 872 P - (- 5) W, Hp -(-5) Monday, - (- 5) (124) Thursday. 68 Jhana (375) 73.65 535 --(-~5) RP W, Hp - (-5) -(-5) -(-5) (66) 69 KabHpura. (376) 120.59 1,080 P RP W, Hp -(-·5) -(-5) -,(- 6) (167) 70 Ujraha (377) 52.55 136 P -(-~5) W, Hp -(-5) (14) 71 . Aranda (378) 339.93 4.937 P PHS 'W,Hp,R PTO Wednesday, BS (656) Sunday. 72: Hasanpura (379) 148.92 4,673 P(2),M,O RP(6),0(2) W,Tk,TW, PTO and Monday. BS (625) Hp, R. Phone Friday. 73 Jalalpur (380) Ill. ,9 . 684 P - (- 5) W,Tk.TW, --(--5) --(-,5) BS (94) H)'}, R, 74 Karmansi (381) 175.23 1,327 P -(·-5) W,Tk,TW, -(- ··5) -(-5) -(---5) (199) Hp. 75 Malahidih (382) 95.91 493 ._-,(-- 5) -(- ·5) W,Tk,W, - (5.10) - (---5) - (--5) (60) Hp. +6 ' 'Purania (383) 88.22 545 -_·(----5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, --+ ,5) -+ .5) -,(-5) (74) Hp. 77 Parari (384) 118.98 74 -(--·5) -·(-5) W,TW,Hp -+~5) - (-,5) - (-5) , (8) 78 . Taurila (385) 90.24 504 P -(-.5) W,Hp - (--5) --(- 5) - ( ~5) (42) 79 . Rit.fipur (386) 111.69 1,862 P -(--5) W,Tk,Hp PO -,(·~5) -(_5) (282) 80 Gopalpur (387) 276.40 6,103 -(-~5) - (-5) W,Tk,Hp PO and Tuesday. BS (710) Phone Friday. 81 Sonahula (388) 76.48 Uninhabited

82 Teikathu (390) 555.63 4,417 P (3) -(-5) W,Hp PTO Ivionday., -(-5) (604) Thursday.

TOTAL 14,324.21 189,558 P(S1) H(S) (19,302) :31(9), MCW(2) H(4). ~HC(1) 0 (14) , PHS(4) D(2) FPC(4) ~(22) OHW(9) 0(3)

___ ._~ ____...... ----t___._ ... ___.._..----..,_ --_ ___"-__"'~"'~----1___'-"'- --1 NO-rE ! Figures given in brackets under column 4 relatl'l to n.umber of households. 59

SUBDI VISION-S~WAN SADAIt DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area under different typcS of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal placcs). RlmarkB including Nearest any place Approach town Power Staple r------______..A._ ------_.., of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by source Un- Culturable Arca not religious, village dista'1ce irrigated waste available histoiica 1 (in km.) (including for ·or gauchar cultivation archa(;o- and logical groves) iliterest II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR,KR Siwa!1 (11) ED,EAg Rice, WE(111.49),TWE(141.64),Tk 467.43 80.00 7.32 K6:M3 wheat (20.23),0(50.5!l). PR Do. (9) Rice, W(8.09}, TW(4.86),0( 48. 70) 3.24 4.31 8.09 N5 m3.izc PR Do. ( 10) wheat W(lS.63), Tk(ll. 74),O(6S.S0} 6.07 9.53 15.94- N3 maiza PR Do. ( 10) Rio.. , W( 4.05},T k(3.24),R(0.80),0 1.21 2.02 2.97 1'<2 whea~ (12.42). PH. Do. (10) ED Rice, W( 4.45),Tk( 10.93),O( 16.18) 4.05 15.56 5.39 N5 ma.iz~ PR D(). (12) Rice, W( IO.II),TW(20.64),R( 18.21), 3.64 4.65 16.00 N2 whea~ 0(62.72). KR Do. (15) Rice, W(S.09),Tk( 16.18),R( 18.21), 16.19 2.43 Nl wheat O(22.26}. KR Do. ( 14) Rice, W(28.33),TW(105.22)R(12.14) 88.26 4.05 5.50 wheat KR Do. (12) Hice, W(4.05),TW(66.77),R(6.67) 6.87 0.80 0.49 wheat KR Do. (12) Riee, W(4.05),TW(44.51),R(3.24-) 18.17 1.98 1. 70 1.11 wheat KR Do. (12) Rice, W(14.16),TW(87.01),R(4.05) 10.44- 3.32 6.81 01 wheat KR Do. (12) Rice, W(4.05),TW(52.61),'l'k(4.05) 20.M i.g. wheat PR,Ka Do. (16) ED,-...:O Rice, W(12.14),TW(146. 71),Tk(16.1 8) 126.06 9.H 29.l0 NIO:M2:Q!; wheat Tl PR,KH. Do. (16) EA Rice, W(6.07),TW(34.94),'fk(4.05), 111.51 8.66 :M5:01:TI wheat R{4.05). PR Do. (17) Rice. W(4.05),TW(28.99),Tk(4.05). 56.82 5.30 4.39 Ml wheat R(8.09). KR Do. ( 18) Rice. W(8.09),TW(47.73),Tk(10.12) 50.51 11.06 47.7! Ml:T2 wheat Kl<. Do. ( 17) Rice, W(6.07),TW(23.78)Tk(4.05) 56.00 U9 2.72 wheat KR Do. (19) Rice. W(8.09),TW(24.33),Tk(6.07) 42.64 3.67 3.00 o l:TI whea~ KH. Do. ( 16) ED,EAg Rice. W(0.81),TW(7.28),TWE(20.30) 82.34 6.32 1.93 wheat Kk Do. ( 15) Rice. W(3.64),TW(25.16),Tk(4.05) 49.89 4.G8 .2.92 Iii I wheat KR Do. (13) ED Rice. W(B.40),TW(44.51),Tk(14.16) )0.06 7.44 26.63 Ml;CI wheat PR,KR Do. (10) EA Rioe. W(4.13),TW(149.73),Tk(14.16) 72.44 10.47 25.41 N4:M3 wheat 70.91 2.96 2.26

KR. Siwa.n(IO) Rice. W(20.23),TW(62.90),Tk(20.23) 367.73 12.30 72.24 N.lO:M2 Wheat 1.iC( 436.42) 3.1'i1.86 638.49 1,785.08 11121 W(2,OSO.25) M85 WE(162.14) cs .. TW(3,232.7S) T!8 TWE(70S.86) T.ki(79S.05) R(399.S9) 0(899.60) 60

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-ANDAR VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash(- ) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad rangfs, viz., - 5 kms., 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest place Total. wher.e the facility is available is given]. Total area popula. 8eftal Name of village with oithe tion r----~-,--'t-----.,- .-1_~_--1____' ____-....A- -·1-'t~- ...... __.,__.,~-.. ----.. --__- '1 Thana no. village and Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi· -. (in. number water and days cations hectares) of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, households marketJ Rly. hat. station, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVBIlUE THA NA-DARAULI

1 Biltaut (207) 158.63 1,0~ P - .( .5) W,Tk, Hp. -(-5) - (5·10) BS (136) R. 2 MajbtloUlia (208) 199.10 1,598 P -.(~5) W,Hp,R,N -(-5) - (·5) -(~5) (202) 3 Gohl'ahi (209) 60.70 162 -.(-.5~ -·(-.5) W,T,{ -(-5) -.(--5) -.(--5) (17) , Pamaurampur (ila) 210.03 1,570 P, lI(,H -(--5) W,Hp,R -.(--.5) Sunday, BS (199) Wednesday, Thursday, SaturdaY'. I) Pi{Wtlhia (211) 180.08 1,275 P - (-5) W,n,Hp, PO - (5.10) :as (170) N. 6 Harpnr Madanpllr(212) 75.68 436 -(~5) -+-.5) W,Hp -.(-5) -(~5) -(5.10) (70) 7 Chandnuli Gangauli (213) 151.35 1.!81) P --(10+) W,Tk,Hp, - (-5) -(5.10) -(-5) (169) N. 8 MUnra (214.) 40.47 80 - (-,5) -~-.5) W,Tk,Hp -(~ 5) - (5.10) - (- 5) (10) I) MBhmudpur (215) 103.60 008 P - (- 5) W,Tk,Hp. - (- 5) -(-5) - (5.10) (93) R. 10 Chhitanpur (216) 134.85 9G4 P -(- 5) W,Tk,Hp, PO - (5.10) -(- 5) (lIS) N: n Bardaha (217) 1,09.26 413 P.M - (10+) W.Tk,TW, PO - .(5.10) - .(5.10) (68) Hp.R. l!.l Manian (218) 344,S8 1,907 P -.(- 5» W,Tk, TW, PO Tuesday, --(- 5) (250) ~,C. Saturday. 13 Gazmpur BedauHa (2111) 140.42 1,862 P ~(10+) W,Tk,Hp, PO -- (10+) -.(- 6) (227) C; l4 Santhu (220) 125.86 $89 P -(10+) W,Tk,Hp, --(-,5) -(10+) ~~-5) (87) C. 15 Banthu Sira.m (221) 178.06 7(3 P - (10+) W,Tk,Hp, PO -.(5.10) -(~5) (105) R. r& Banthu Sa.lona {222) 191.82 1,342 P --(10+ ) W,Tk,C PO (~5-1~) -, (- 5) (159) 17 Sanjalpur (223) 122.21 637 P, M - (5.10) W,Tk,TW, -(- 5) Monday, - (5.10) (102) Hp, Friday. 18 B1\rheY'a (224) 53.01 981 - (-5) - (10+) W,Tk, Hp -,(-.5) --{-.5) -.(5.10) (57) 19 Fajulhi (225) 57.87 56 -(-.5) - (10 t) W,Hp -'C-5) -(5.10) --(5.10) (4) 20 Shanli:l\rpur (226) 38.85 818 P -.(10+) w,'Tk, Hp -(--5) -(5.W) -.(5.10) (108) 11 Dhatamkhor (227) 33.59 394 P -(10+) W,Tk,Hp -.(--5) -.(-.5) -.(5.10) (58) 29 Shakra (228) 150.14 1,956 P, M ~(10+) W, Tk, 'l~1CT, -(-5) Tuesday, -(1.0+) (293) Hp, R. FridaY'. _.(- 5) it GhataJ.1a. (2l!9) 48.97 268 -- (-·5) - (10+) W,HP -C-·5) -,(5.10) (43) Pachokhar (230) 177.25 967 P - (5.10) W.Tk,pH, - (- .5) - (5-10) -(--5) (143) C. 25" M irpur (231) 111.69 682 P --.(5.10) W,Tk,pH, - (5·10) - (10+) -(-5) (95) C. -(-5) - (10+) - (5.10) 26 Pararikhemraj (232) 37.23 237 - (- 5) -- (5.10) W,Hp (32) -(-5) Wednesday, 27 Kherhai (233) 248.88 1,548 P, M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) (219) Hp,C. Friday. 61

SUBDIVISlON-ilWAN SADAA DlllEO'roRy AND LAND USE

Ld.nd u.se (i.e., a:rea under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places). Remarks inoluoing Nearest any place Approach town Power Staple r------.J....---~------..,-l of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by source Un- Cul;urable Area not religioue. vilbge di;tance irrigated waste available historioal (in km.) (includind for or gauchar cultivatlOn arch8.(o- and logical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20

PR,KiR Siwan (16) Rice, GO(2S.32), W(12.IS). 4.63 3.96 46.79 wheat Tk(42.49), R (20.23). KR,NH Do. (16) Rice. GO(14.16), W(20.23), 61.10 4.29 14.59 .l\;l:(i:Tl wheat TW(14.16), H(IS.21), 0(51.67). Kia, Nit Dill. (15) Rice, GO(S.40), W(S.09), Tk(6.07) , 6.37 2.74 2.4S wheat 0(26.34), KR., Nit Do. (15) .Rice. GO(44.51}, W(22.25), Tk(30.35), 5.54 6.53 1l.il7 NI : TI Wheat R(32.37),0(54.68).

KR Dit.t KR,Nd Do. (2S) Rica, GO( 41.43),W(26.g'7), TW(S9.80), Hi.lS 2.36 -30.79 lVil : 01 wn3at Tk(17.27). KR Do. (30) Ric", GO(41.74), W(34,09).Tk(2.54) 8.09 1.55 23.33 wheat KR Do. (-22) Ric~. W(4.54), TW(10.24), Tk(2.04~ 13.04 0.57 4.74 Wheat KR Do. (25) Rica, GC(6!.74}, W(10.U)TW(40.47), 65.59 12.17 33.49 N2 :Ml wheat Tk(14.16). OEVELOpiliENT BLOClt-A,NDAR VILLAGE AMENITIES

Arnenitiesavailable[if not available within the village, a dash (- ) is IIhown in tha ('olumn and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz., - 5 kms., 5- 10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the netlrest pl[.ce Total where the facility is available is fivenl. . Total area popula- ~ame of village with of the tion r-- - --_.______-.A.-- ~------.. Thana no. village and gducational Medical Drinkinl! Post Day or Communi. (in number water and days cations hectares) of (potal.le) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, households market; }tly. ha6, station, if any WaterwaYs)

1 2 3 4 15 6 7 10 REVENUE THA NA-DAR AULI-(Ol1ld.

28 Pipra (234) 95.50 1,108 P -(10+) W, Tk, Hp, -(- 5) -(-5) -(-5) (147) C. 29 Sanchipur (235) 55.85 211 -(-5) -(10+) W, Tk, Hp, - (- 5) - (5-10) - (-5) (27) C. 30 Katwar (236) 199.91 1,'l79 P -- (10+) W, TW, Hp - ( 5) - (5-10) -(10+) (149) 31 Arakpur (237) 356.93 2,258 P -(10+) W,Tk,Hp, PO - (5-10) -(10+) (334) R. 32 Sadalpur (238) 8 ;.79 776 P -(10+) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(- 5) -(10+) (109) 33 Mahammadpur (239) 151.35 704 P -(10+) W,Hp -(-5) Monday, - (10+>- (83) Saturday. 34 Sahsaroon (240) 337.10 1,868 P,M -(10+) W,Hp,C - (-5) - (- 5)' - (-- 5) (245) 35 Hujhujipur (241) 78.10 462 P - (10+) W, Tk, Hr, -(-5) - (5-10) - (-5) (70) C. 36 Amnaura (242) 65.15 326 -(-5) - (5-10) W, Hp -(-5) -- (IO+) - (-0) (54) 37 Deuriya (243) 48.97 186 -(-5) -(10+) W,Hp,C -(-5) - (- 5) - (-- 5) (22) 38 Khodai Chak (244) 16.19 105 -(-5) -(5·10) W, Hp -(- 5) Tuesday - (-5) (11) 39 Fazilpur Deuriya (245) 84.98 311 -(-5) -(5-10) W, Tk, Hp -(- 5) -(-5) - (-5) (35) 40 Gohilapur (246) 53.82 645 M,H --(10+) W, Hp -(- 5) - (5·10) - (- 5) (80) 41 Kanhpakar (247) 245.24 1,26~ P -- (10+) W, Hp, R,C PO - (10+) -(-5) (14,.) 42 Fazilpur (248) 126.26 653 M,ll -(10+) W.Hp -(-5) -(5·10) - (-5) (66) 43 Khansari urf Hariramchak(249\ lS.n Uninhabited 44 ABoon (250) 195.06 3,511 P, M - (5-10) W, Tk, Hp PO Wednesday, BS (504) Saturday. 45 Utarwar (251) 40.47 233 -(-5) - (5·10) W, Hr, N -( 5) - (-5) -(-5) (30) 46 Kismat Barwa (252) 61.1)2 428 P,M - (5-10) W, TW, Hp, -,(-5) -(-5) BS (~9) C •. 47 Arazi Barwa (253) 59.08 485 -·(--5) - ·(5·10) W, Hp -,(-,5) -,(5-10) BS (61) 48 Moghlanipur (254) 69.20 221 - (-.5) -,(5·10) W, Hp -(-,5) -.(- 5) - (-5) (21) 49 Manpur Pateji (255) 353.28 2,144 P - (10+) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5·10) -(-5) (289) 50 Khardara (258) 144.47 869 P -(10+) W,Tk,Hp, -·(-5) -(- 5) --(-,5) (95) R. 51 Nahuni (263) 41.28 148 -(-5) - (5.10) W,TW,Hp, - (- 5) - (10+) - (-.5) (21) R: 52 Rakauli K.hap (264) 30.35 Uninhabited

53 Patar (265) 1,795.16 3,016 P,M -·(-<5) W, Hp, R -(-5) Tuesday, BS (463) Friday. 54 Rakauli (267) 251.31 901 P -(10+) W, Hp -,(-5) - (5·10) -(-C..5) (142) . 55 SonkSI'a Sani (268) 149.73 690 -(10+) W,Hp -,(-·5) -,(5·10) -(~5) (90) 56 Sonkara Auwal (269) 157.02 654 -(10+) w, Tk, Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-·5) (87) 63

SY BDlV ISION- SIWA III SADAR DIREOTORy AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area under differnt types of land uSe in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places). Remarks including Ne~rest any place Approach town Power Sta.ple ,--.,....__.,~-_--t_1_·- .. ,...... _,....._1__._ ___ J..... ______~ of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by source Un- Culturable Area not religious, village distance irrigated wuste available historical (in km.) (includin g for or gauchar cultivation archaeo- and logical groves) interest II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Siwan (28) Rice, GC(13.81), W(8.13), TW(27.51), 27.07 4.50 9.36 wheat Tk(4.85). Ki~ Do. (28) Rice, GC(l2.34), W(4.53), TW(12.62), 13.92 2'54 7.38 wheat Tk(o..88}. KI't Do (23) Rioe, GO(44.58), W(32.48), TW(41.32) 34.83 14.86 31.10 wheat KR Do. (23) Rice, GC(126.38}, W( 44.56},TW(28.80}, 67.02 24.94 5R.94 MI :Tl wheat Tk(6.12}. Kn Do. (23) Rioe, GC(l6.20), W(10.17), Tk(4.47) 33.19 8.54 12.43 wheat KR D0. (15) Rioe, GC(12.99}, W(32.44) TW(45.39) 26.70. 10.09 . 14.13 wheat KR Do. (28) Rice, GC(87.24}, W(25. 74),TW(Il3.17), 69.42 0..14 20.88 Tl wheat Tk(14.31),0(6.20). PR,Klt Do. (:28) Rice, W(lo..17), TW(22.35),Tk(8.21} 21.52 1.61 14.24 wheat FP Do. (23) Rice, W(10.15). Tk(18.28), 0(17.44) 5.22 14.0.6 wheat KR Do. (28) Rice, GC(IO.15}, W(4.11), TW(6.87), 12.61 1.63 9.46 wheat Tk(4.14). KR Do. (24) Rice, GC(2.49), TW(9.o.4) 3.32 1.34 M:l : Tl wheat ER Do. (24) EAg Rice, GC(7.o.2), TW(60.7o.), TWE(5.90) 6.87 0.05 4.44 wheat KR Do. (28) Rice. GC(3.87). W(4.18). TW(17. 70.) 6.88 20..19 lViI :'Tl wheat PR,KR Do. (28) Rice, GC(42.63), W(23.31), TW(101.32), 44.98 0..14 22.68 Tl wheat Tk(6.29), 0(2.0.9). KR Do. (28) Rice, GC(22.37), W(I1.18), TW(52.91). 24.55 12.92, wheat 0(2.33}. 16.43 0..0.8 PR,KR Siwan (30) EA Rice, W(8.4o.), WE(3o..89), TW(71.54), 59'88 0.0.9 13.68 lVll : T2 wheat TWE (10..58). KR Do. (24 Rice. W(4.o.7), TW(6.Il), 0(14'23) 7.58 5.60. 2.88 wheat PR,KR Do. (24) Rice, W(6.o.7), TW(lo..24), 0(14.20.) 18.0.7 5.0.5 2;29 wheat KR Do. (24) Rice. GC(6.Il), W(16.25),TW(2.1o.), 15.53 0.64 3.06 Tl wheat 0(18.33). K;R Do. (25) EAg Rice, W(7.o.6}, TW(32.96),TWE(4.9o.) 20..18 4.10. wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(41. 75), TW(96.42), Tk(lo..28), 81.66 12.79 107.0.9· Tl wheat 0(3.29). PR, KR Do. (28) Rice, W(14.46}, TW(42.61),R(23.32). 51.49 0..0.6 10..38 wheat 0(2.15}. KR Do. (40) Rice, W(2.o.7}, TW(10.Il} 16.38 3.01 9.71 wheat 17.55 10..18 2.62 PR,KR Siwan (4o.) Rice, W(1.31}, TW(61.20), Tk(3.03), 1,444.69 31.93 248.35 M2 : 01 :T2 wheat R(4.65). PR,KR Do. (34) Rice, W(o..80), TW(6.o.7), Tk(o..61) 187.23 8.32 48.28 MI wheat KR Do. (32) Rioe, W(1.51), TW(IS.41) 37.33 S.10 84.38 wheat KR Do »ta.3elho.cw.R W(19.1o.), TW(33.33),Tk(2.09), 53.27 2.95 44.41 0(1.66(. 64 VILLAGE AMENITIES

Dil:VELOPMSMT BLOCK-ANDAR

A.maDitles ..a.i:4able [}I not a.vailable within. the village, a dash (-) is "",,"wn in the column and next to it in bra.ckets, the distance in broad ranges viz., - 5 kms., 5- 10 kms. and 10+ kms., of Total the nearest place where the facility is availahle iR given]. Total area Popula· SeriRl NIUDe of village with of the ~ion ,------_._. "~~-~r-"'----~------.. no. l'h_ no. villagd and Hducational Medina.! DrintHrg Po~t npyor Ccmmuni. (in number water and d3ya ('alWDS te<'tares) of (potable) Telegraph .oS the (Bus stor, households market! Rly. hat, station, if an.y We.terwa.ys)

2 3 4 5 7 ~ 9 10 REVENUE TH ANA-DAR AULI-coned.

57 Chandauli ~.ll70) 63.13 482- -.(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -+,5) -(-5) - (- 5) (77) 58 Simi (274) 143.52 507 - (-.5) - (10+) W,Tk -(-5) -(-,5) -·(-,5) (56) 59 Bhitauli (~75) 71.44 614 P -,(10+) W,Tk,Hp -.(-.5) -.(5-10) -·(-·5) (80) 60 Pateji (2:76) 232.87 1,640 P -,(10+) W,'l'k,Hp -_.( -·5) -,(5-10) ~(-5) (246) 61 Pa.reji (283) 171.18 1,183 P -.(-·5) Vf,Rp -·(-5) -(-,5) -.(-5) (182) 62 Panda.pali (284) 65.15 Uninhabited

63 Tias (285) 409.54 !.S90 P -(5-10) W,TW,Hp - (5·10) Monday, BS (393) Thursday. 64 Dosen (%86) 120.19 p --(10+) W,Tlr.,lIp, -,(-.5) ~(-5) -·(-.5) (50)"8 C. 65 Chita.ur (287) 112.10 9« P ~(-·5) W,Hp -(-·5) -·(~5) -,(-,5) (134) 66 Fatehpur (2.88) 40.47 illS -·(~5) -(--,5) W,Hp -,(--.5) -,(~6) -,(-·5) (22) 67 G&Ul'a (28ft) 66.77 1,085 P -(-,5) W,Hp -·(-·5) -(-.5) -(-,5) (lS5) 68 Bhaurajpur (290) 591.26 3,687 P,M,H -,(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, - (-5) (500) Hp,F. Friday. 69 Masudam.. (291) l!2.21 648 P -(-5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (63) 70 Pars.ri Laehchhi Ram (292) 53.01 491 -·(~5) -·16.10) W,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-.5) -(5·10) (58) 71 Gonthi (ata) 186.34 1,804 P -·(6..10) W, Tk,'l'W, - (5·10) - (5·10) - (5·10) (205) Hp, C. 72 Belahi (294) 96.91 719 P -(~5) W,Tk,TW PO -·(5·10) - (-·5) (88) Hp. 73 Miy'lLnke Bhatko.n (2.95) 188.70 1,665 -(- ,5) -·(6-10) W, T,Ic:,'l'W, PO -( ·5) - (5-10) (238) Hp. 74 Sikia (296) '16.08 !'79 P - (5·10) W,Tk,Hp, PO -·(-·5) -(5.10) (46) C . 75 Narayanpur (297) ,U,.51 . 196 --(- IS) -·(5·10) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) _.(- -5) - .(5.10) (40) C. 76 Narindpur (298) 234.71 2,356 P,Il -(I{)+) W, Tk,'f'W, PO Sunday, - (5·10) (388) Hp Wednesday. 77 Barhulia (299) 2.86.68 9.367 p. Il - (16+) W,TW,Hp PO ThUJ'llday -(-5) (342) 78 Balaipur (300) 101.98 119 -(--5) -(10+) W,Hp --,(- 5) - (1)·10) -(-5) (117) 79 Pakulia. (3tH) 72.03 t1t4. P - 10+) T,W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) - (5-10) (150) 80 HaSanPUI'W3 (302) 117.13 742 P -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) -(5.10) -(-5) (87) 81 Baikuntbp.ur (303) 1011.62 738 P -(5·10) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) -(5·10) -(-5) (78) R. 82· Bhar_li (3~) '14JUi 2,'$0 P,1I -(5.-10) W,TW,Hp, PO -(-5) -(-6) (326) F,e. 8a Bhatl's~ (305) U~'l"3 009 'po -:(6.10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(5·10) (109) Bp. 84 Dhara.mpur ~J06) 78.91 628 --(-5) ~(-5) W, Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (60) 85 Bangrs (3()7) 87.41 l,l%t P.X -y5.10) W, Tk,Hp -(~5) -(5·10) -(-5) (197) 65

SUBDIVISION-SIWA N SADAR DIRECTORy AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area under differ{'nt tyreB of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places). Remarks including Nearest anyplaoe Approach town Power Staple r--'-:-~~- -'~- 1-~_ 1~1-'-'- 1_ ._ ,_t __ .,J....__.,-.. __ 4_,"_._ , ___ - --1--1~-- '-1- .~ of to and supply food Forest Irrigat ed hy soure e Un· CuliurebJe A~el' rot religious. village distance irrigated waste availell e historical (in km.) (including for or gauchar cultivation archaeo- and logical groves) interest

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 .20

KR Siwan (40) Rice, W(l.4I), TW(14.36), 0(2.02) 32.76 2.06 10.43 wheat KR Do. (30) Rice. W{19.50). TW(43.49) 42.95 4.94 33.09 Tl wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(7.42), TW(18.69), 0(1.28) 26.68 2.92 15.45 wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(35.63), TW(91.l2),Tk(6.51). 111.91 9.67 23.94 Ml :Tl Wheat 0(4.09). KR Do. (30) Rice. GC{40.47). W{23.07),TW(60.70), 7.57 12.67 6.35 Nl Wheat 0{20.35). 7.68 45.13 12.34

IR, KR Siwan{ 22) Rice, GC(83.02), W(3(.43), TW(95.09). 43.94 33.69 24.11 Tl wheat 0(£5.26). KR, NR Do. (25) Rice, GC(12.46), W(4.16), TW(46.58), 33.10 5.07 14.83 CIITl wheat Tk(4A9). liR Do. (16) Rice, GC(40.47), W(7.28), TW(20.23), 8.27 10.05 5.40 Tl Wheat 0(20.40). KR Do. (16) Rice, GO(6.89), W(4.85), TW(16.18), 3.72 0.24 0.50 Wheat 0(8.09). KR Do. (16) Rice, W(7.69), TW(20.23) 28.55 3.04 7.26 HI Wheat KR Do. (19) Rice, GO(22.31), W(42.83), TW(I65.18), 249.33 32.29 53.25 wheat Tk{25.13). KR Do. (20) Rice, W{12.27). TW{42.69) 55.29 2.37 9.09 Wheat KR Do. (21) Rice, W{6.15), TW(27.97) 17.52 0.63 0.74. Tl wheat KR Do. (26) EAg Rice, GO(10.11), W(27.15), TW(72.92), 57.29 4.61 7.16 01 wheat Tk(6.10), KR Do. (26) Rice, W(1O.15), TW{32,45), Tk(8.22) 26.72 5.90 12.47 wheat KR Do. (17) Rice, W(5.06), TW(91.99) 71.86 1.28 28.51 wheat KR,NR Do. (31) Rice, GO(30.39), W(15,43), Tk(3.60) 12.14 1.65 12.87 wheat KR Do. (35) Rice, W(8.09), TW(4.04), Tk(3.59) 20.55 2.06 6.18 wheat KR Do. (18) RICe, WIl2.18), TW(169.81) 14.69 4.14 33.62 wheat KR Do. (16) Rice, W(24.88), TW(136.22) 64.23 10.29 31.06 wheat KR Do. (16) Rice, W(6.47), TW{52.61), 0(2.02) 25.29 0.86 14.73 wheat KR Do. (12) Rice. W(4.85), TW(46.54), 0(2.02) 2.50 3.00 13.12 Wheat KR Do. (12) Rice, TW(4:4.67), R(12.34), 0(22.29) 49.23 5.86 32.74 wheat KR Do. (10) Rice, W(IO.15), TW(12.14), R(6.19), 27.57 6.68 12.34 Tl Wheat 0(30.55). KR,NR Do. (12) Rice, W(60.70), TW(123.42), R(2.02), 100.10 11.37 49.61 Tl wheat 0(2.02). KR Do. (16) Rice, W(3.41), TW(41.93) 2.53 1.74 13.U wheat. HR Do. (12) Rice, W(4.85), TW(42.49), 0(2.02) 19.85 0.87 8.83 Wheat l{R Do. (13) Rice, W(10.15), TW(20.27), Tk(2.15), 17.94 5.40 22.20 Wheat 0(9.30). 66

DEVELOPZliENT BLOCK-ANDAR VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities availble [if not available within the village, a d!lsh (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackete. the distance Total in broad ranges viz., -5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the Total area popula· nearest place where the facility is available is givtr')' Serial Nam~ of village with of the tion r------.------.-...... -.-'- .--.-.------~ no. Tha,na no. village and Ed'leational M.odieal Drinking Post Day or communi- e.n number water and d'1Ys cations hectares) of (potable) 'Telegraph of the (Bus stop, households marketf Rly. hat, station. if any Waterways) 2 :-1 4 ~ 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-·DARAULI-·contd.

86 Bhi~hpur \308) 67.99 368 P -(- 5) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(5-10) -( -1» (42) 87 Garar (309) 24.1.59 1,955 P - ( 5) W,TW, Hp -(-5) -(-5) -\-5) (255) 88 Balia (310) 161.06 1,237 P .- ,-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) (144) Hp.R. 89 Chhnjwa (311) 73.65 443 -(- 5) - (- 5) W, TW, Hp, (- 5) -(5-10) ~(-5) (53) R. 90 Belws,sa (312) 90.6.-; 684 P (-5) W, TW, Hp, -- (- 5) -(-5) -(-5) (103) R. 91 Sing"hi (313) 1()9.26 1,476 P (-- 5) W,TW, Hp, -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) (189) R. 92 Salahpur (31") 42.09 667 P - (-5) W, TW, Hp, - (·-5) -(-5) -(-5) (83) R. 93 Hardopathi (315) 57.87 594 P - ( -5) W,TW, Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) • (70) 94. Hakma Hata(316) 125.4.5 880 P - (-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) --(5-10) -(-5) (Ill) 95 Modgssilpur (317) 128.28 1,507 P,M - (--5) W,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) (167) 96 Je,malpur (318) 109.67 1,622 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) (206) 97 Kotailo (319) 53.42 401 P -(--5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (52) 98 Andar (320) 212.86 3,924 P,M,H H,HC,PHC, W,Hp,R, PTO and Sunday, --(10+) (550) D, FPc. C. Phone. WedTlesday. 99, Sultanpur (321) 163.09 2,251 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(--5) -(·-5) (292) 100 J aijar (326) 401.85 3,309 P, M -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) - (-5) BS (492) 101 Dehunra (381) 156.61 1,607 P -- (10+) W, Tk,Hp -( -5) -( -5) -(-5) (2()2) 102 Diara Maniar Tukra I 651.53 878 -( 5) - ( 5) W,Hp,R -\ -5) -( -5) -(-5) (Unsurveyod) (121 ) 103 DiarR Ailashg-arh Naubarar 529.73 1,2CR P -- ~1O+) W, TW, HI' - (-5) - (-5) -(-5) {Unsurveyed) i149) 104 Bikrampur Dariya 135.97 348 -( 5) - ( 5) W,Hp, R -( -5) -( -5) -(-5) (Unsurveyed) (59) 105 Mahaji Gondauli 569.38 6 - (-- 5) -(10+) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) , (Unsurveyed) (5) 106 Ailashgarh Khas N.A. UninhaMted (Unsurveyed) Total 17,378.97 106,867 P (71) H (1) (14,422 ) M (19) HC (1) H (5) PHC(1) D (1) FPC (1)

N?TE-Figures given in brackets under col. 4 relat" to number of households. 67

SU BDIV1S1 ON - SI WA N SADAa DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in heot.ares rounded up to 2 deoimal plaoes). lRemarks inoluding Nearest any plao9 Approaoh town Power Staple r-.....----_.,-.. ---1-.....---,,---"'------"-.....-__.,- - - ..A...-- 1 -_ 1- "-1--1·--1-""__"·--1-·- ----.~ of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by source Un- Culturable Area not religions village distance irrigated waste available historical (in kIn.) (including for of gauchar cultivation -archaco- and logioal groves) interast 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Siwan (12) Ric~, W(4.04), TW(29.13), R(4.04), 18.53 2.47 7.7' wheat 0(2.02). KR Do. (II) Rice, W(14.24), TW(43.70), R(50.76), 27.17 8.S2 6016 wheat 0(36.74). KR Do. (13) Rice, W(S.29), TW(36.79), R(6.19) 52.84 6.57 50.38 Wheat KR Do. (13) Rice, W(6.11), TW(28.48), R(7.40) 15.49 5.80 10.37 wheat KR Do. (11) Rice, W(4.04), Tk(30.39), 0(6.07) 23.80 5.58 20.77 wheat KR Do. (12) Rioe, W(12.14), TW(26.30), Tk(3.23), 31.90 5.77 25.88 wheat R(4.04). KR Do. (I3) Rioe, W(4.12), TW(16.47), R(3.39) 5.52 4.95 7.64 wheat KR Do. (12) Rioe, W(6.19), TW(20.39), R(6.15) 15.98 9.16 wheat KR Do. (15) Rioe, W(12.22), TW(32.41), R(4.08) 42.24 29.20 wheat KR Do. (17) Rice, W(8.09), TW(36.42) 58.40 13.63 11.74 Ml :Tl wheat KR Do. (16) ED Rice, W(IO.l1), TW(90.46) 51.80 4.47 2.83 Ml: Tl wheat KR Do. (16) Rice, W(6.07), TW(12.14), R(3.23) 22.72 5.23 4.03 Wheat PR,KR Do. (16) EA Rice, GO(8.09), W(24.28), TW(56.69), 101.13 3.79 10.79 N I00 : wheat R(8.09). KR Do. (16) EO Rice, GO(8.09), W(20.23). TW(40.46), 75.11 6.56 11.03 M5: 02:1'! wheat R(1.61 ). PK,KR Do. (15) Rice, GO(125.04), W(40.47), TW(I01.l7), 20.33 29.59 24.44 wheat 0(60.79). KR Do. (18) Rice, W(24.74), TW(33.55), Tk(6.94) 61.25 6.00 24.13 02: T2 wheat KR Do. (16) Rice, W(S.09), Tk(40.47), R(20.23), 315.30 159.59 83.57 wheat 0(24.28). KR Do. (18) ED Rice, W(1.S2), TW(IS.21), Tk{54.63), 254.26 80.93 79.42 whea.t R(20.23),0(20.23). KR Do. (18) Rice, W(8.09), TW(60.70), 0(1.21) 32.51 8.18 25.28 wheat KR Do. (18) Rice, W(2.32), TW(20.27), Tk(8.09), 274.92 135.S6 215.79 wheat 0(12.19). N".A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

GO (2,227.67) 5,608.06 1,015.68 2,286.76 N 104 W (1,826.79) M 29 WE (30.89) 0 16 TW (3.392.01) T 86 TWE (21.38) Tk ( 478.07) R (268.18) 0 (704.90) DEVELOPMENT BLOC}{- DAliA ULI VILLAG£ AMENITIES

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash(-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, Total viz., -5 kms., 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest place Total areIL Popula- where the facility is available is given]. Serial Name of viBage with of the tion ~------"------, DO. Thana no. village and Educational Medical Drinking POAt Day or Communi- (in numb;)r water and days cations hectares) of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, households Market! Rly. hot, station, ifany Waterway.,)

1 2 3 i') 6 7 8 9 10 REVEHUE THANA-DARAULI-contd. 1 Parasia «35) 47.35 352 -(-5) RP W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) TIS (46) 2 Pataua Bu zurg (37) 187.77 848 P CHW(2) W,Hp --(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) (102) a Ma1'era (404) 158.23 767 P -(-5) W,Hp PO -(-5) -(5-10) (111) , Garwar (95) 321.32 1,374 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(--5) -( -5) (215) IS Bhothia (96) 71.63 250 - (-5) -(--5) W,TW,Hp -(--5) - \5-10) - (5-10) (33) 6 Karnai (97) 116.95 552 P -,5-10) W,TW,Hp -\-5) -5-10) -(5-10) (68)

7 Lokaichhapra (98) 33.99 8 Cbakri (99) 680.27 2,769 P(2),M,H cwe W,Hp PO -(5-10) -l5.IO) (346) 9 Daraili l100) 344.79 2,344 M -\5-10) W,TW,Hp PO - \-5) -(5-10) (289) 10 Chandaur \101) 136.3S 790 P -5-10) W,Hp -(5-10) -\-5) -(5-10) (92) 11 Nepura. (113) 204.77 1,561 P -( -5) W,Rp -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) (203) 12 DumaraharBuzurg \114) 270.73 1,705 P,M PHS,CHW W,TK, PO -(-5) --(5-10) (206) Hp,R

13 Dumrahar Diara (lIS) 139.61 U ninlulbited 140 DumaraharKhurd D;ara (117) 383.23 U ninhabiied

It; DumraharKhuro (ll8) 279.63 1,641 P,M PHS W,Hp, R PO -(-5) -\5-10) (217) 16 Ukrenri (ll9) 117.36 1,378 P,M 0(2) W,Hp -(-5) Monday, -(10+) (168) Thursday. 17 Ta.arwa (120) 407.51 2,093 P CHW(2) W.Hp PO -(-5) -(10+) (264) 18 Sarea '(121) 107.64 479 P -(-5) W,Hp (- 5) -(-5) -(10+) (66) 19 Khor (122) 129.50 492 -(-5) -(-5) W.Hp -(--5) -(--5) -\5-10) (57) 20 Kewtalia 123) 219.34 1,434 P -- (--5) W,Rp,R PO Wednesday -(5-10) (187)

21 Diyarakeotalia (124-) 276.71 Uninhabited 22 Diyara MauzB AmBrpur (125) 206.79 Uninhabited 23 AmBrpur (126) 422.49 3,306 M ewe W,Hp,R PO -(-5) -(5-10) (468) 24 Rampur (127) 80.53 650 P OHW(2) W,Hp PO -( -5) -(10+) (109) 25 Bhitauli (128) 301.49 1,433 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) \190) 26 Kasihari (129) 112.91 793 P -(-5) W,Hp -(--5) -(-5) -(-5) (97) 17 Gangpalia (130) ;1)2.79 862 P - (-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-.5) - .(- 5) -(-5) (132) Hp. 28 Misraulia (131) 35.21 59 -(-5) -(~5) W,Tk,Hp - (- 5) -- (-t,) BS (8) 69

SUBDI\'ISIO~'-slwA N &ADAB DIRE!CTORY AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area under different tyres (.f land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places). Remarks including Nearest any place Approach tQwn Power Staple r--'--'--"-'-- '-"~-'-'-'- ,..A._.~~_._._._,_,_~ __._,_._._,_ -. of to and supply food Forest Irrigated l:y source Un· Culturable Area rot religious; village distance irrigated waste available historical (in km.) (including for or gauchar cultivation archaeo. and ,logical groves) 1 r(C'T,.", 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR,KR Siwan(20) Rice, GC(28.53),TW(13.80) 0.04 3,73 1.01 NI:Ml:'I'1. Wheat KR Do. (23) Rice, GC(121.40),TW(16.18), Tk(16.67) 24.75 4.12 N4:'Cl:Tl wheat KR Mairwa (9) Rice, W(16.3S),Tk(12.14).O(117.40) 8.49 1.61 2.02 wheat KR Ditto (12) Rice, GO(32.37), W(97.44), Tk(4S.64), 50.43 4.Sf> 2.02 Tl wheat 0(83.44). KR Siwan (36) Rice, GCI40.76),TW(29.94) 0.82 wheat FP Do. (36) Rioe, GC(81.00), W(30.76) 5.19 Tl' . wheat

GC,9.44), W(S.09), TW(16.18) 0.28

KR Eiwan \25) Rice. W(161.S7),TW(3S6.46), S.09 8.09 IS.07 Nl:M5:Cl: wheat Tk(97.69). Tl KR Do. (36) Rice, OC(209.62), W(40.47), 13.35 wheat TW(40.47),O(40.66 ) KR Do. (26) Rice, W(40.47),TW(40.n),R(4S.12) 2.02 O.SO 0.40 Nl:M3 wheat KR Do. \23) Rice, W(80.94), Tk(80.94) 36.42 6.22 wheat KR Do. l30) Rice, W(4.0S), Tk(1l9.87) 73.42 36.68 36.68 wheat

56.65 S2.96 218.52 164.30

KR fiwan (31) Rice, TW(232.S0) 33.75 19.0S Nl:Ml:T2 wheat KR Mairwa (20) RicE', W(40.47), Tk(40,47) 16.76 19.66 wheat KR Ditto (21) Rice, W(121.40),TW(202.34) 63.32 20.45 whoat KR Siwan (39) Rice, W(80.94) S.09 2.37 16.24 wheat KR Do. (31) Rice, W(10.4.S), Tk(SO.94) 22.33 6.00 whoa.t KR Do. (36) Ri(',0, TW(19S.95) 20.39 Ml Wheat 152.S8 123.S3

206.65

KR fiwan (2S) Rice, W(2S:U.7). TW(9S.33) 32.66 S.09 M22 wheat KR Mairwa (2 J ) Rice, W(32.37),TW(40.47) 7.69 Wheat KR Ditto (15) Rice, W(121.40),TW(40.47),O(60.63) 20.46 24.28 34.25 wheat KR Ditto (15) Rico, W(50.58),TW(20.23),O(lO.II) IS.5!. 12.14 1.21 whea.t KR Si"'an (40) Rice, W(32.37), TW (24..2S),Tk(S.09) 19.01 8.09 6.07 M12 wh'lat KR Do. ,40) Rioe, TW(16.26),Tk (4.45) 5.66 4.04 0.40 Wheat 70

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK--DARAULI VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in Lrackets, the distal co in broad ran geE, Total viz., -5 killS, .'~---10 kms. and 10+ l,ms., of the llcarcst place Total area Popula- where the facility is availhlle is given]. of the ti011,-- __ .~ ____ . ______._. ..A..__..______.---.------, Serial Name of vi1l~e with no. Tilans no. village and Educational Medical Drinking POot DvY or {'( rnmuni- (in number water aIld days cations hectares) of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, households Marketf Rly. hat, station, if any waterwaYb)

1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA -DARAULI- contd.

29 DOn Buzurg (132) 624.02 3,797 P(2),l\f,H H,RP, vV,Hp PO FOrt­ (486) CHV\ (2) nightly. SO ~uxnhti (133) 160.32 1,540 P ---(-5) W,Hp PO -·(-,5) -(-5) (210) 31 Gauri (134) 85.39 397 ~( ·5) --(-5) W,Rp -(-t') - (- 5) -(-5) (50) 32 DOn Khurd (135) 178.37 923 P H T,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5) (132) 33 LOha,rpura (136) 22.26 248 -(~ 5) vV,Hp -'(-·5) -'(-5) -'(-5) (3.}) 34 Karanpura (137) 151.35 957 P - (- h) W,Tk,Hp - (- 5) -(-5) -(-5) (129) 35 Repura (138) 35.61 404 -(--5) -(-5) W,Hp - (-- 5) -- (-'5) -·(-5) (07) 36 Lenja (139) llf>.74 668 - (-- f» CmV(2) W,Hp - (- 5) - (-- 5) - (- 5) (9a) 37 Raxnpur (140) 5).89 328 p - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) -- (-- 5) -(-5 (42) 38 Patkhauli (141) 63.94 317 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp - (-5) - (-- 5) -(-5: (43) 39 Basuapur (142) '52.61 204 ~(-5) . -(-5) VV,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-0) (21) 40 Belsui (143) 233.50 1,199 P ~(5-10) W,Hp -(~5) - (~5) ~(-5: (171) 41 Balia (144) 58.68 826 P RP \V,Tk,Hp -(-5) Tu<~clay, BS (120) &atul'day. 42 BharsfMda (145) 33.99 Uninhabited

43 Mahpaiwa (146) 38.44 272 -(-5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) -(-5 (38) 44 SOubarsa (147) 93.48 573 P W,Hp ---(--.b) -.(- 5) - (-5: (103) 45 Mahuja (148) 127.47 681 P(2),M W,Hp --.(--,.~} - (-- 5) - (---5; (106) 46 Agsara (149) 93.08 694 P - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) -'(-5) (82) 47 Narauli (150) 66.37 5(!0 - (--,5) -,(-5) ""Hp - (- 5) - (-il) - (-- I) (64)

48 Bandhai (151) 27.11 Uninhabited

49 Duba (152) 65.96 7'72 -- (-- fi) -- (-- 5) \Y,Hp - (-- 5) - (- f) - (-~) (110) 50 Karmaha (153) 56.25 227 P - (- t.) W,Hp,F -(- 5) - (- G) - (- 6) (40)

51 Bilak (154) 57.8. Uninhabited

52 Diara. Na.l\abad(155) 48.97 53 Harnatanra (156) 201.94

54 Da.rl\uli (167) 457.69 6,145 P(2). (M(2), 1I,MCW, W,Hp,R PTO and Daily BS,NW (84l) H(2),Ao MH,CWC, phone. He,PHC, • PHS,D(4), FPC, RP(6) 71

SUBDIVISION-SIw AN SADAR DIRECTORy

AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area lUlder different ty[€B of land use in hectares rOlUlded up to 2 decimal places). Remarks including Nearest any place Approach town Power Staple r-~-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'~ -~ -_,_---- ,...A.... ----,-, .. ---,-,- '-'-'---'-'-'-'--, of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by source Un· Culturable Area not religious, village distance irrigated waste available historical (in km.) (including for or gauchar cultivetion archaeo. and logical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20

PR,KR Mairwa (14) ED Rice, GC(162.07),TK(SI.13), 60.90 3.64 NIO:T2 wheat 0(315.84). KR,NR Ditto (14) Rice, W(117.35), Tk(31.10) 10.00 wheat KR Ditto (S) Rice, W(32.37),Tk(20.23),0(20.23) 4.44 4.04 4.04 wheat KR Ditto (9) Rice, W (S1.33), 0(57.05) 2S.32 S.09 3.23 wheat KR Ditto( 9) Rice, W(1.21), 0(4.S5) 12.93 0.53 2.42 wheat PR,KR Ditto (9) Rice, W(2.02),Tk(0.SO),0(7.28) 122.90 0.94 17.41 TI wheat KR Ditto (15) RiCe, W(16.3!),0(1I.09) 5.66 1.61 O.SO wheat KR Ditto (15) Rice, W(40.67),TK(20.23),0(34.51 ) 16.18 2.42 1.61 wheat KR Ditto (15) Rice, W(41.47),TW(6.• 07) 7.28 6.07 wheat KR Ditto (10) Rice, 3.14 W(20.23),TW(20.23) 6.07 10.11 4.04 wheat KR Ditto (10) Rice, 1.82 W(20.23), TW(20.23) 5.05 5.05 wheat KR Ditto (10) Rice, W( 10.11 ),Tk(2.02) 0(12.14) 190.32 4.69 14.16 Wheat PR,KR Ditto (10) Rice, W(0.80),Tk(0.SO),0(1O.11) 37.71 3.30 5.66 wheat W(12.14),Tk(4.05),0(12.14) 3.24 0.80 1.21

KR Mairwa (29) Rice, W(12.14),Tk(S.09),0(12.14) 4.05 0.80 1,17 wheat KR Ditto (25) Rice, W(40.47),Tk(12.14 ) 20.23 12.14 S.09 wheat KR Ditto (25) RiCe, W(48.56),TW(52.60),0(19.02) 4.33 2.54 N4. wheat KR Ditto (20) Rice, W(50.5S),Tk(20.23),0(10.11 ) 6.07 2.83 3.23 wheat KR Ditto (28) Rice, W(32.37),TW(IS .00) 12.2S 3.64 M5 Wheat W(12.14), TW(13.76) 1.21

KR Siwan (28) Rice, W(8.09). 0(40.47) 13.36 4.04 MS wheat KR Do. (2S) Rice, W(20.23),Tk(21.04 ) 12.34 2.42 M4 wheat 16.19 41.66

48.97

201.94

PR,Kn. Siwan (28) hD Rice, \, (11'9.49),TV. (153.77),1\(1:'.14), lCO.09 ~6.47 N40:M5:Cl; whea.t 0(31.96). Tl 72

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-DARAULT VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available [If not available within the village, a dash (--) is shown in thJ column and next to it in brackets, the dist.Mee in broad Total T1tnges\-iz,. --5 kmR,. 5-· 10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest Total area Popula­ place where the facility is available is given.] S Jri:11 Manoa of Villag3 with of the tion r------. ------.---- .A..__ ------""" no. '1 ~ana no. village and Educational J\~"dica.] Drinking PORt Day or Coxr.muni- (in Humher water and days cations hectares) of (potahle,) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, households . market! Rly. hat, station, if any \Vaterways)

2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA -DARAVLI-iontd.

55 )l"arayanptlF (HIS) 33.99 268 P -(-5) W,Hp -(--9) -.(--5) -(-9) (,,~) 56 Paterha (159) 100.77 44.2 -(5) -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-0) -(--5) _(-5) (03) 57 Balaha (160) 495.73 3,690 P(:l),M PHS,CHW W,Tk,Hp PO .- (5_10) -(10+1 ( (94) 58 Gopalpur (161) 213.27 982 P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,O -- (-5) -{-oj -(-oj (151) 59 Munra (162) 118.57 804 P -(5_10) W,Hp - (5_10) -(5-10) BB (98) (;0 Hathauri (163) 78.51 178 -( -5) --(-5) W,Hp,N -(5-10) --(5-10) -1-5{ (13) 61 Parmanand.pur (1(4) 51.80 129 -(- 5) -(5-10) W,Hp,N - (5_10) -(5-10) -(-5) (21) 62 Kishnnpali (165) 282.06 2,203 P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) BS (321) Hp,N. 63 Gosopali (166) 67.5i 414 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) (50) 64 Mnnjwania (167) 52.61 290 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(5-10) - (10+) (36) 65 Gauri(168) 265.47 2,020 P,M -(-5) W,Hp PO -(5-10) -(10+) (265) 66 Biswania (169) 309.98 2,000 P PHS,RP, W,Hp PO Sunday, -(-5) (259) CHW(2). Thursday. 67 Gurnawar (170) 123.83 663 P -(-5) W,Hp -(--5) -(-5) -(--0) (101) 68 Sarna (171) 405.89 2,230 P CHW(10), W,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (290) 0(10) R,C. 69 Ramnagar Kakaria Dih (172) 118.98 582 P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,N -(--5) - (5-10) -(-5) (112) 70 Kana.ila (173) 136.78 598 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (81 ) 71 Kanhauli (174) 159.44 1,412 P RP(2), W,Tk,Hp,F PO Tuesday, BS (195) SMp. Friday. 72 Belaon (175) 433.01 1,889 P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5) (228) 73 ~Rahtaua (176) 87.82 691 P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp - ( - 5) -(-5) -(-5) (88) 74 Netwar (177) 104.81 1,003 P -(--5) W,Hp,C -(-5) -(-5) -(-5, (152) 75 Banna (178) 80.13 218 -\-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS (27) 76 Dobhia (179) 56.25 365 P RP W,Hp,C -(-5) -(-5) (42) 77 Sobhan Chak (180) 54.23 U ninhabittd. 78 Tariwan (181) 38.44 441 -(--5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5» (63) 79 Tariwani (18~) 106.03 696 P,M RP W,Hp PO -(-5) - (- 5) (97) 80' Harnatanr (183) 269.92 1,552 P,M RP W,TW,Hp PO -(5-10) - (5-10) (232) 81 Murakaramwar (184) 89.43 643 P,M CHW(1O), W,TW,Hp, - (-- 5) -- (- 5) -(-5) (74) 0(10). F,C,N. 82 Mura Khap (185) 66.11 401 --(-5) CHW(lO), W,TW,Hp,C -(-5) - (-5) -(-5) (51) , 0(10). 83 Mathia (188) 109.26 601 P CHW{IO), W,TW,Hp, PO - (- 5) - (- 5 (81) 0(10). C_ p 84 KIv.irati Dalip (187) 121.00 8~6 CHW(10), W,Tk,TW, - (-,. Saturda..,- - (- (1l9) 0(10). Hp,R,C,N, 73

DIRECTORY N-SIWAlf SADAR

AND LAND USE

Land usc (i.e., area under different tYFes of land use in heetar(~ rounded up to 2 decimal places). Remarks including Nearest any place Approach town Power Staple r----1 __ .. _1____.,___,..____.. ____"--1-1~- - .A...--.__'''''''__'''-1_1_''_1--1_ ,_._.~_ - ~ of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by source Un. Culturable Area Dc,t religiQUtl, village distance irrigated waste available historical tin km.) lincluding for or gauehar cultivation archaeo. and logioal groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Siwan (30) Rice, W(20.23),TW(S.09).0(0.40) 0.78 Wheat KiR Do. (30) Rice, W(20.23),TW(60.70),It(S.09), 4.93 0.S6 N5:C3:Tl wheat 0(5.86). KR Do. (50) Rice, W(40.06) 268.05 105.21 82.15 Wheat KR Ma.irwa (16) Rice, Vi (4.05),TW(3.43). Tk(4.05), 170.29 5.43 17.93 Wheat 0(8.09) PR.,KR Siwan (28) Rice. W(40.47), TW(48.56).0(17.40) 2.10 0.24 NI0 Wheat KiR Mairwa (15) Rice, W(2.83),0(6.07) 33.S0 1.42 34.39 wheat KR Ditto (15) Rice, W(2.02),O(4.04) 34.87 2.02 S.74 Wheat PR,KiR Ditt:> (Il) ED,EAg Rice. W(6.07),TW(4.04),TWE(2..02) 214.79 21.42 16.18 Cl:TI wheat Tk(2.02),0(14.16). ER Siwan (35) Rice, W(3.23),Tk(S.49) 29.58 25.89 Wheat KR,NR Do. (35) Rice, W(2.42), Tk(4.4f,) .R(O.SO) 31.22 13.65 wheat KR Do. (35) Rice, W(4.04),TW(S.09), Tk(4.04) 206.25 24.70 17.40 wheat KR Mairwa (15) Ricf', W(99.20),TW(169.95) 10.17 30.66 \II wheat KR Ditto (15) Rice, W(20.23), TW(SO. 93) 10.01 12.54 wheat KR Ditto (13) Rice, GC(12.14),W(72.S4).0(55.09) 115.71 6.00 i44.11 wheat KiR,NIt Ditto (12) Rice. W(20.35),TW(40.46),0(19.82) 30.55 3.23 4.45 T1 Wheat -- KiR Ditto (11) Rice, W(2.02),TW(80.89) 45.32 2.02 4.04 Tl Wheat PH,KR, Ditto (10) Rice, GC(40.46), TW(50.22) 60.70 4.05 1.61 M2:Cl:Tl NR Wheat KR Dit'o (10) Rice, GC(2 .23),W(12.14),TW(182.10),TK 6S.79 16.38 84.81 Nl:M2:Tl wheat (48.56). KiR Siwan (10) Rice, GO (8.09),W (16.18)TW(20.23), 8.09 12.14 10.93 MI0 Wheat Tk(4.04). KiR,NR Mairwa (11) Rice, GC(40.46),W(14.44). TW(8.29) 1),07 5.09 18.02 Wheat 0(13.44). PR,KR Ditto (10) Rice, GC(40.46). TW(25.85) 12.58 1.01 Wheat BiR,NIt Ditto (10) Rice, GC(20.48), TW(17.80) 13.67 1.69 2.42 Wheat TW(40.46) 13.62

KR,NIt Mairwa (10) Rice, W(I.91),TW(12.14).0(8.09) 10.11 2.06 2.62 wheat BiR,NIt Ditto (10) Ric,_', W(14.04),TW(80.89) 6.07 2.83 2.08 Ml:Cl:Tf Wheat KR,N'R Ditto (12) EAg Ric', W(5.26),TW(4().46),TWF 46.84 4.95 10.11 Cl wheat (141.94), 0(20.23). KR Ditto (13) Rice, GC( 12.14),TW( 4.(4),0( 53.41) 4.39 15.34- wheat PR,RiR Ditto (13) Rice, Ge( 12.14),0( 16.18) 29.01 9.44 Wheat FOR Ditto (13) Rice GC(52.60),TW(44.51) 12.15 Wheat FiiR Ditto (12) Rice. GC(93.07), W(4.04) 16.1B 'Yheat 74

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK- DARAULI VILLAGE . AMENITIES

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and ne:x:t to it in brackets, the distance in broad Total ranges,viz .• --5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms_, of the nearest Total area Popula·· place where the facility is available is given]. Name of village with of tho hen r-----~--.------"-______~------~ Thana no. Viilage and Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi. (in number water and days cations hectares) of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, households marketl Rly. hat. station, if any Watcrwa,ys)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-DARAULI-contd.

~5 Khairati Udho (188) 120.59 770 P CHW (10), W,TW,Hp, -(--5) -(-5) -(-5) (106) O(10}. R,F 86 Saraharwa (189) 213.67 1,156 P CHW(2) W,Hp -(-5) - (-5) - (-5) (126) 87 Oini (190) 110.88 592 -( 5) RP W,Hp -(-5) -(- 5) -(-5) (63) 88 Sahjaniya (191) 92.27 334 - ( ··5) CHW(2) W,Hp - (-5) -(·5) - (-5) (43) 89 Karom (192) 327.79 1,235 P,M PHC,FPC, W,Hp PO Fortnigh· BS (194) RP,CHW(:l) tly. 90 Piprahia (194) 95.91 436 - (- 5) - (- 5) W,Hp,C -. (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (61) 91 !{hap Pataue (196) 24.69 35 - (- 5) CHW(2) W - (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) , (3) 92 Majhaulia (197) 80.13 528 P CHW(2) W,Hp - (-5) - (-5) BB (72) 93 Sham badi (198) 17.00 Uninhabited

94 &li Punak (199) 31.57 283 - ( - 5) CHW(2) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) - (-5) (30) 95 Khap Punak Buzurg (200) 17.40 197 -_ (-5) CHW(2) W -(-5) -(- 5) - (- 5) (31) 96 &rheya Punak (201) 66.77 280 -- (- 5) CHW(2) W,Hp -- (-5) ~(-5) - (- ,5) (58) 97 Punak Buzurg (202) 242.40 1,499 -(-5) -( 5) W,Hp PO - (-5; -(-,5) (225) 98 KhaP Punak Buzurg (203) 26.30 225 P CHW(2) W,Rp - (-5) -(- 5) -(-5) (29) 99 Ram Punak (204) 67.18 265 - ( - 5) CHW(2) W,Hp - (-5) - (5·10) - (5.10) (36) ~OO Mathia Punak Bu~urg (205) 3.64 11 --(-5) CHW(2) Hp - (- 5) - (5.10) - (5.10) (2) 101 . Lachhuman Chak (206) 103.19 520 I"J P -- (-5) W,Hp - (- 5) Sunday, -(-5) (59) Thursday. 102 Karmaul (256) 114.93 383 - (- 5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp - (5) - (5,10) BS (55) 103 Tndrak Chak (257) 35.61 Uninhabited

104 Pihuli (259) 129.90 996 P - (-- 5) W,Hp - (-5) -- (5-10) BS (115) 105 Tiar (260) 169.97 2,179 P -(-5) W,Hp,R --(-5) -(5.10) BS,NW (323) 106 Diara Kashidat (261) 654.77 152 P - (-5) Hp,R -(5.10) -·(5.10) -(-5) (18) 107 Kasila Pachbenian (262) 561.29 3739 P,M PHS W,Tk,TW,R PO - (10+) BS (494) 108 Babhnauli (272) 106.03 993 P -·(--5) W,Hp -(-5) --(10+) -(-5) (133) 109 Rampurudho (273) 118.98 630 -(-5) --(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) (94) 110 Diara Maniar Tukra I NA 823 -(-5) -(--5) W,Hp -(-5) - (10+) -(-5) (Unsur veyed). (108) III Diara Maniar Tukra II NA Uninlla In'led (Unsurveyed).

112 Diara Mohazi Kasbidatta NA Uninhabited (Unsurveyed). 75

DIRECTORy SUBDIVISION-SIWAN SADAB

AND LAND USE "",

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to:1 decimal places) . Remarks including Nearest any place Approach town Power Staple r------~. ___ - ______._..A.______...... of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by source Un. Culturable Area not religious, village distance irrigated waste available hisiol8la.l (in kIn.) (includ,ing jor .011 gauchar cultivation archaeo. and logical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS l~ 20

E:R Mairwa (9) Rice, GC(89.02),TW(4.04) 20.23 Tl Wheat Il~R Ditto (8) Rice, GU(117.3;3),TW(79.09) 14.67 2.42 Wheat BJt,NR Ditto (10) ED. Rice, W(84.57) 20.30 2.02 3.84 Wheat KR Ditto (6) H'ce, W(88.63) 0.59 3.05 wheat PRKR Ditto (5) Rice, GC(46.56),Tk(IOU 7),0(119.19) 44.71 8.09 6.07 ; wheat BiR,NR Ditto (10) Rice, Ge( 10.19),W(28. 65),0(37.11) 17.80 0.80 1.21 Wheat ll:R Siwan (24) Rice' TW(20.53) 3.73 0.40 Wheat Pl:{,KR Do. (22) Ric3, GC(40,46),Tw(IO.27),Tk(14.1b) 13.00 2.18 Wheat W(12.91) 2.56 1.29

KR Mairwa (6) Hice, W(4.05),TW(25.10) 2.02 0,4c. Wheat KR Ditto (6) Rice, W(4.04),TW(9.86) 1.94 0.20 Wheat KR Ditto (6) Rice, GC(54.85),TW(S.09) 3.17 OAO Wheat KR Ditto (6) EA Rice, GC(75.77),TW(64.59), 5.{;6 '15.37 Cl:Tl Wheat TWE(80.S9). RiR Ditto (6) Rice, GC(4.04),TW(19.63) 2.15 0.40 wheat KR Ditto (6) Rice, GC(59.86),TW(4.04) 2.68 0.40 Wheat KR Ditto (6) Rice, GC(3.37) 0.20 0.07 Wheat KR Ditto (6) Rice, GC(64.74),TW(2S.24) 9.34 0.80 Wheat KR Siwan (29) ltice, W(12.14),Tk(2.02),O(2r;.09) 45.32 7.60 8.09 wheat

W\5.05),O(5.05) 16.1S 4.S7 4.04

KR Siwan (20) Rice, W(IO.ll), R(12.14), 0(12.14) 47.34 15,44 31.56 Wheat KR Do. (39) Ric2, R(4.85),O(10.11) 94.14 40.52 14.97 NH Wheat KR Do. (3:!) Rice, 145.2S 161.87 347.21 N3 Wheat PR,KR Do. (30) Hic(', W(2[).29), Tk( 5.05),0(151. 75) 220.(14 59.72 99.14 wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, vV(10.1l),Tk(2.02),O(30.35) 29.13 15.75 IS.21 Wheat KR Do. (30) H~ce, W(10.11),O(30.35) 43.30 20.23 14.S6 wheat KIt Do. (35) Rice, N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A. wheat N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 76 VILLAGE DEVELOpMENT BLOOK-DARAULI. AMENITIES

Amenities available [If not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the column aud next to it in brackets, the distance in b·oad ranges, viz., - 5 kms., 5--10 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest, place Total where the facility is available is given]. Total area Popula- r ______..A. ______Serial Name of village with of the ------. no. Thana. no_ village tion \in and Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- hectares) number water and days cations of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, households marketJ Riy. hat., station, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA--DARAULI-cnntd. 113 Diara Harnatanr (Unsurved) NA Uninhabited 114 Diara Darauli (Unsurveyed) NA Uninhabited 115 Extention of Bila.k Diara NA Uninhabited (UII.surveyed).

Total 17,278.44 9(,096 P(66) H(8) (12.955) M(17) MOW(1) H(4) MH(1) Ac(1) OWO(S) HO(1) PHO(2) PHS(6) D(4) FPe(2) RP(17) SMP(1) OHW(96) 0(62) _~______-- __""---4-"'! ______--- ______- .. __., __... __"" ___ - __ NOTBI-Figures given in braokets under column'" rf lat, to number of ho·]seholds. 77

DtRECTORy SUBDIVlSION-SIWAN SADAR AND LAND USE

Land use l i.e., area under different types of land usc in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places). hemarks including Nearest any place Approach town Power Staple r------...... __------, of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by source Un. Culturahle. Area not religiou~, village distance irrigated waste a,vailable hiRtorical (in km.) (including for or gauchar cultivation archaeo. and logical groves) interest

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

4.96 GO( 1,605.67) 3,699.86 1,058.80 2,284.99 NSt W(2,727.0S) M8S TW(8,007.90) Cit TWE(224.S5) T20 TK(981.82) R(86.14) 0(1,574.60) 78 \TILLAGE DBVELOPMENT BLOCK-GUTHANI AMENITIES

Ameuities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. ,- 5 kms., 5-10 kmB. and 10 +kms., of the nearest Total place where the facility is available is giVen). Total area popula. ,.------+ ______.A.. __ ~ ______• ___ ---., fierial Name of village with of the tion and Communi- -no. Thana no. village number of Day or . cations (in house- Drinking Post days of (Bus hecta.res) holds water and the stop, Edu;cational Medical (pote.ble) Telegraph Market{ Sly. hat, station, if any Water- ways)

1 2 s I) 6 7 9 10 REVENUE THANA-DARAULI- contd. 1 Sohagra (I) 862.19 2,551(321) P - ( - 5) W,Hp,R PO Tuesday, - (10+) Friday. 2 Bishunpura (2) 29.14 317(39) - (- 5) - (-5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (-5) - (10+)

8 Kurmauli (3) 76.48 244 (24) P -(-5) W,Hp - (-5) -(-5) -(10+) , Ba.kulari (4) 118.31 614 (105) P,M PHS W,Hp PO - (- 5) - (10+)

li Da.nraila (5) 261.83 2,097(320) P - (- 5) W,Hp PO - (- 5) - (10+)

6 Mian Gondi (6) 57.87 650(85) - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5)

7 Panre Gondi (7) 29.95 259(32) - (-- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) -(-5)

8 Chilamarwa (8) 126.66 507(88) - (5-10) W,Hp -(-5) -(~5) -(-5) wednesday. 9 Belaur (9) 324.96 1,794.(252) - (5-10) W,Hp PO Saturda.y. - (-- 5)

10 Tarka (10) 61.11 355 (45) - (- 5) - (-- 5) W,Tk,Hp,C -(- 5) - (-5) - (- 5)

11 TalidalChand (11) 45.32 219(38) -(-5) - (- 5) W,Tk,Hp - (- 5) -(-5) - (- 5) Monday. 12 Kurmha (12) 22.66 532(71) - (- 5) - (- 5) W,Tk,Hp PO Thursday. - (- 5)

13 Tali Khurd (13) 33.59 195 (24) -(-5) - (- 5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) - (- 5) - (5-10)

14 Ta.li Bu.urg (14) 108.05 718(100) P,M - (-5) W,Hp - (-- 5) - (-5) -(- 5)

15 Ba.helia. (15) 49.78 318'(48) -(-5) - (- 5) W,Tk,Hp,C -(- 5) - (-5) -(-5)

16 Paohnerui (16) 65.96 276 (40) -(-5) - (- 5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5j - (-5) - (- 5)

17 Pipa.rpa.nti (17) 46.54 406 (54) P - (- 5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

18 Pa.ra.ri (18) 114.93 500(66) -(-5) - (-5) W,Hp,O - (-5) -(-5) -(-5)

19 Bhathahi (19) 65.56 207(22) P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS

20 Ohauroukha Kalan (20) 50.59 3(2) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

21 Chauroukha Khurd (21) 33.18 4,5(3) -(-5) -( -5) W,Hp - (- 5) -(-5) -( 5)

22 Malchaur (22) 2L54 175(18) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(- 5) -(-5) -(- 5)

23 Tekania (23) 111.69 613(73) --(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -- (-5) -( 5)

24 Sarphora(24) 25.90 381(49) -f-5} --I·- 5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

15 Kararodaha (25) 22.26 24.3(40) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp,C -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

211 Sohrai (21') 55.85 470(72) P,M PHS,CHW W,Tk, Hp,C - (- 5) -(-5) --(-5)

27 Olio. (27) 19.42 180(25) -( -5) - (5-10) W,Hp -(-5) - (5)

28 Dhanauti (28) 34.80 507(86) -(-5) -(-5) W, Tk, - (-5) BS HP,C. 29 Darzi Chak (29) 6.47 79

DIRECTORy sl1BDIVISI0ft-8lWA,N -SADAR AND LAND USE

La'.d use (i,e., are-s'unUer diff"Tent, tYPes of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal plaoes). including any place of religious. Approach Nearast tOWil FOW0f Staple r .-"I--~ ~. - •.-.- ~ - - - _:_-"--""-.-"I-"-~------"-"-"-~"-"-"-"-I historical to a,d distanoe supply food Culturable or archaeo. villagJ (in kill.) wllBte Area rot logical Forest Irrigtltacl by BOcUe;) Unirrigated (including avaih.ble interest. gauchar for and oultivation groves)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Siwan (43) Hice, W(6.07), TW(107.24), 203.35 10.74 25;09 M~:T2 wheat Tk (S.09). R(1.61). KR Do. (42) Rice '" (O.BO),- nV(11.33), 13.35 084 2.02 Wheat Tk (O.SO). KR Do. (42) Rice W{1.21), TW(lS.6'l),Tk (1.21) 4S.U3 ' 0.84 3.03 Wheat KR Do. (42) Rice, I~ (4.85), T~"-(42.49), 0(2.02). 51.34 . 4.1}2 8.39 _ M2:T2 Wl~eo.t KIt Do. (42) Rice, W(5 26), T\V(90.24), Tk(2.83) 135.02 . 8.02 20.31 Wheat Kh. Do. (38) Hice, W(,1.85), TW(21.44). 24.44 0.97 4.15 Ml- Wheat> Tk(2.02). KR Do. (39) ]{ice, W(4.85), TW (17.40) 5.74 0.52 1.20 whellit FP Do. (37) Rice, GO(2.83), W(3.64), TW (:'.02). 102.74 . 2.38 8.20 Wheat Tk(4.85). KR l\iairwa (7) Hice, G('(80.93), W(6.97), 168.78 6,1';3 20.18 N4:MhTl Wn~ut nv (40.46). FP Ditto (6) Riel', GC(39.65), W(4.04), 4.85 . 2.42 1.61 whea't 0.03 TW (8.00). RR Ditto (5) Rice, W(6.07), T\Q24.28), 9.71 1.21 Wheat Tk(4.{H'). FP Ditto (4) Rice, G('(12.14), ''';'(0.80), 3.64 . 0.80 ' 1.01 Wheat TW (4/'4). FP Ditto (11) Rice, 0.40 GC(K.09), W(4.04), TW (2.02), 15.26 . (JAO 1.36 Wheat Tk(2.0:::). FP Ditto (4) Hice, GC(60.93), TW(lO.ll) 10.92 . 2.02 . 4.07 ,Wheat FP Ditto (3) ltice, O.3~ GO(32.3'I), W(4.04), 2.00 1.61 1.30 Wheat 'l'W (4.04), 1'Ki(4.04). FP Ditto (4) ]{ice, GC(24.28), ,"(6.07), 15.78 0041 3.24 whGab TW (16,18). FP Ditto (2) Rice, G('(32.37); W(4.04), 1.21 2.52 2.36 Wheat TW (4.04). FP Ditto (3) Rice, 0040 GC(S\).93), W(6.07), 16.42 . 2.72 wh"at TW (8.09). PR,KR Ditto (5) Rice, W(5.02), TW(24.!28) 8.58 15.41 12.27 MI 'Wheat KR. Ditto (5) Rice, W(2.12), TW(6,67), Tk(2.02) 26.00 2.07 11.10 Wheat KR Ditto (5) Rice, W(2.12), TW(fl.O!l) 10.51 5.43 6.83 whDat. FP Ditto (3) Rice, W(S.OS), T\Y(4_04) 15.78 0.40 083 Wheat PR,KR Ditto (4) Rice, ""(7.37), TW'(16.18) 62.22 4.90 11.64 Nl Wheat KR Ditto (5) Rice, GC(4.04), W(3.23), TW(6.07). 3,64' 0.66 4.04 Wheat Tk(4.0J.). FP Ditta (6) RicE', GC(10.11), W(4.04), 2.42 0.40 1.01 Wheat TW (4.04). FP Ditto (4) Rice, GC(3?'37), W(4.85), 6.07 1.61 4.69 Wheat T\V (6 (7). Np. ~R, KR, Ditto (6) Rice, GC(7.28), W(I.40), 4.32 1.57 Wheat Tw (1-.85). PR Ditto (5) Rice. GC(20.23). W(O.SO), 1.21 4.S5 1.21 Wheat TW (4.04). GC(3.23). W(O.84). 0.21 1.01 TW (0.84). 80 VILLAGE DEVEI,OP MENT BLOOK-GUTHANI AMENITIES

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a daab (-) is shown in the oolumn and next to it in braokets, the distanoe in broM ranges vis., - 5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest

Total ~plaoe _____ where ~the ____ faoility ~ is ___ available A ______is given]. , Total area popula- Se.rial Name of village with of the tion and - . Communi- no. Thana. no. village number of Day or cations (in house- Drinking Post days of (Bus hectares) holds water and the stop, :Educational Medical (potable) Telegraph Market! Rly. hat, station, if any Waler. ways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-DARAULI- -comd. 30 Majhawalia (30) 47.35 415 -(-5) -(5-10) W,Hp -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) (58) 31 Biswar (31) 149.73 1,110 P,M -(-5) W,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5) (162) 32 Kharkaria (32) 49.37 57 P -(-5) W. Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (7) 33 _ Pat~ua Lakhraj (33) 8.50 178 -(-5) -(-5) W, Hp -(~.5) - (-- 5) -(-6) (22) 34 Ara:i Inglish (34) 18.21 51 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (5) 35 Khap Lsbhri (36) 14.16 Uninhabited.

36 Pataua Khurd (38) 28.73 139 -(-5) -(-5) W, Hp -(~5) -(-5) -(-5) (23) 37 Misir Chhapara (39) 17.40 326 -(-5) -(-5) W, Hp -(-0) -(~5) -(_5) (47) 38 Arazi Inglish (40) 55.04 Uninhabited.

39 Arazi Ekwari (41) 2.02 Unmhabited,

40 Ekwari (42) 31.57 216 -(-5) --(-5) W, Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (31) 41 Ara7i Ekbari (43) 10.52 Uninhabited.

42 Charbharia (45) 57.87 419 --(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(_5) -(-5) (52) 43 Chain Chhapra (46) 14.16 e15 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (25) 44 Rimafat chhapra (47) 6.88 54 - (- 5) - (- 5) W, Hp -(-5) - (~5) - (-5) (5) 45 Jamuaon (48) 119.79 699 P,Ac - (-5) W, Hp PO - (5-10) - (5-10) (102) 46 Jhajhaur (49) 82.55 309 P,M PHS W, Hp - (-5) - (5-10) - (5-10) (36) 47 Chiraua (50) 25.09 103 - (-5) -(-5) W, Hp -(-5) - (5-10) - (5-10) (18) 48 Kareji (51) 108.05 544 - (- 5) - (- 5) W, Hp - (- 5) - (5-10) BS (52) 49 Jataur (52) 188.18 892 P, Ac (3) CHW,RP (2) W, Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) BS (121) 50 Thegwalia (53) 6.47 Uninhabited

51 Odikhor (54) 334.67 1,718 P, Ac - (- 5) W,Tk,lIp - (- 5) - (- 5) -(-5) (237) C. 52 Belauri (55) 79.72 769 P,M -(-5) W, Hp PO - (-5) - (-5) (96) 53 Kunresar (56) 53.01 289 -(-5) - (-5) W, Hp (-5) - (-5) -(-5) (30) 54 Surwar Gondi (57) 69.60 518 -(-5) - (-5) W,Hp - (-5) - (- 5) - (-5) (69) l'i5 Chit Bisraon (58) 80.13 659 P - (-5) W, Hp -(--5) - (-5) -(-5) (67) Tuesday, 56 Samatanr (59) 98.08 1,155 P -CHW W, Hp PO Friday. -(10+) (151 ) 67 Khilwa (60) 103.60 453 P - (-5) W, Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) (53) 81

DIRECTO~ SUBDIVlSION-$IWAN UDAR

~.p ¥~:n: l!SE

Land USe (i.e., area under cliff, rent types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal naces). including any place of religious. r-- _ --- _~ __o. __ ._o_.• _o_o_.A._. _____o_. ___0_. ____., Approach Nearest tOWll . Power Stapl0 historical . _ to 'and, distance supply food CulturaU e or archaeo- vi,Uage (in kIn.) waste Area not lugical Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigaterl (includir g available inter~Bt gauchur for and cultivation groves)

11 12 13 14- 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Ma.ir'Y'lIo (6) Rice, GC(12.14), W{1.82), 24.28 0.1S wheat TW (S .09). KR Ditto (4) Rice, GU(S .(9), W(10.97), 77.00 13.21 Nl :Ml wheat TW (40.46). FJ? Di~to. (3) Rice, W(4.C4), Tk(O.SO), 0(10.11) 32.14 0.20 1.83 Wheat KR Ditto (2) Rice, Tk(2.42), 0(2.02) 2.94 0.10 0.74 wheat KR Ditto (3) Rice, CC(n.70), W(2.42), 0(4.04) 7.26 0.17 Wheat CC(12.14), 0(2.02)

FP Mairwa (3) Rice, W(2.42), Tk(2.42), 0(2.02) 17.26 0.40 0.74 wheat FP Ditto (2) Rice. W(5.66),0(2.02) 8.05 0.20 1.25 wheat GO(20.23), 0(4.04) 2S.99 1.71

W(O.SO), 0(0.80) 0.25

FP Mairwa (3) Rice, W(O.SO), TK(4.04), 0(2.02) 22.15 0.20 1.93 wh.eat Tk(0.40), 0(2.02) 6.75 1.02

KR, Mainrl!o (2) Rice, W(7.28), TK(2.00), 0(S.09) 34.26 0.74 5.33 Wheat FP Ditto (2) Rice, W(2.42), 0(2.02) 9.14 0.11 O.IB Wheat FP Ditto (2) Rice, GO(4.04), W(0.80) 1.28 0.54 wheat KR Ditto (S) Rice, GO(4G.46), W(13.29), 16.25 0.13 8.38 wheat TW (4').46). KR Ditto (5) Rice, GO(S.09)" W(2.5 S), 50.S5 S.76 Nl wheat TW ( 2.14). KR Ditto (1) Rice, W(4 .06), TW(16.18) 4.85 wheat PR,KR Ditto (7) Rice, GO(S .09), W(3.3?), 45.48 15.51 10.9B N2 wheat TW (24.28). PR, KR D.tto (S) Rice, W(2.9'), TW(61).70), 52.51 0.33 9.60 wheat T'- (2 '.23).0(40.46). W(20.02), TW(2.42), 0(0.50) 0.40 0.32 0.04

FP Mairwa (12) Rice, GO(80.8Q), W(40.46), 36.40 34.21 61.58 wheat TW (60.70), 0(2').23). KR Ditto (11) RiCe, GO(IO.11)(I, W(,23), 37. HI 1.29 7.50 wheat TW (16.50), 0(1.61). KR Ditto (12) Rice, W(2.42), TW(8.90) 31.6 1.31 5.15 wheat KR Ditto (ll) Rice, W(4 .45), TW(12.94), 40.09 0.91 5.15 wheat Tk (2.02). KR Ditto (12) Rice, wt.07), TW(17.40), 49.52 0.37 4.41 Wheat k (2.02). KR Ditto (15) Rice. W(24.99), TW(20.23), 0(20.23), 12.77 14.81 wheat 1U\ DMo (15) RiCe, W(2U9), TW(20023). 5.30 2'.92 wbeall 0(20.24,. 82

DEVELOlll'llENT BLOCK...... GUTHANI -VILLAGE AMENITIES' .

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (- ) is shown in the oolllmn and next to it in braokets, the distanoe in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., 5--)0 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest Total plaoe where the faoility is available is given]. Total area popula .. r-"-~------__ ..A. _____ . _._--_._----""", Serial Name of village with of the tion and Communi· no: Thana nO. village number of Day or oations (in house· Drinking Post days of (Bus hectares) holds water and the stop, Eduoational Medioal (potable) Telegraph Market I Rly. hat, station, if any Water- ways) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-DARAULI-conta.

58 Tanrwakhurd (61) 166.32 1,255 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) ~(10+) (156) 59 Sonahula (62) 665.29 1,848 P(2), -(-5) W,Tk, PO ~(-5) NW (257) Ac(2) TW, Hp,R· 60 Nainijor (63) 60.70 471 P CHW W, Hp -(-5) - (- 5) . - (5.10)' (81) 61 Bhulauli (64) 78.91 871 P - (- 5) IY, Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (5.10) (109) 62 Misrauli (65) 17.40 570 -(-5) - (- 5) W, Hp - (- 5) - (5.10) - (5.10) (70) 63 Tendua (66) 145.68 824 P, Ac,O - (5.10) W, Hp PO -(- 5) BS (114) 64 Bihari Buzurg (67) 140.02 1,167 P,Ac (7) - (- 5) W,Tk, - (-5) - (-5) BS (146) TW,Hp. 65 Bihari Khurd (63) 47.35 384 Ac(2) - (- 5) W, Tk, - (- 5) - (- 5) BS (60) TW, Hp. 66 Dharampur (69) 31.97 471 - (.:. 5) -( - 5) W,TW -(-5) - (- 5) - (-5) (73) 67 Sirkarpur (70) 99.96 939 P,Ac(3) - ( - 5) W,TW,Hp, PO - (-5) BS (134) R,L 68 Lachhmipur (71) 21.85 153 _. ( 5) - ( 5) W,TW, - (- 5) -(-5) BS (32) H"", R. 69 Goharua (72) 111.69 969 M -( 5) W,Tk, TW -. (- 5) - (-5) BS, NW (126) Hp, R. 70 Sarea (73) 53.42 369 -- ( ·5) -( 5) W, Tk, - (- 5) - (-5) BS 50 TW, S:p. 71 Gothini (74) 490.07 8,047 P(2), M(2), H, MCW, Sunday, (1,130) H,Ac(l'J). D, FPC W, Hp PTO Thursday. BS 72 Mamaur (75) 53.01 583 Ac(2) - ( 5) W, Hp - ( - 5) - ( 5) -(-5) (63) 73 Selaur (76) 170.77 1,512 P, Ac(2) _.( 5) W, Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-lSi (229) 74 Bansri (77) 98.74 853 P -(--5) W, Hp - (- 5) - (-5) -(-5) (105) 75 Harpur (78) 107.24 661 P _ (5.10) W,Hp _ (-5) - (5.10) - (5.10) (80) 76 Damodar (79) 87.82 734 P - (5.10) W,Hp - (5.10) - (5.10) -'- (- 5) (84) 77 Kaleyani (80) 51.39 354 -- ( 5) - ( -5) W, Hp -( 5) - (--5) - (-5) (43) 78 Tanrwa Tiwari (81) 123.83 371 _. ( 5) -( 5) W, Hp _.( -5) - (-- 5) -(-5) (41) 79 Chitakhal (82) 101.17 2,103 P,M,H, RP,CHW W,Hp PO -( 5) BS (260) Ac(3). 80 Kelharua (83) 112.91 816 P ( 5) W, TW, Hp _ ( -5) _.( ·5) BS (89) 81 Bahelia (84) 42.49 388 P,Ao(2) -- (-- 5) W,Hp - (-5) ...'.. (5.10) -(- .5) (59) 82 Dhaula (85) 49.37 142 -(-5) -+·5) W, Hp -«-.5) ~(-b) -(-5) (21) 83 Bhagwa'1pur (86) 65.56 867· P, 'AC(2) FPC, CHW "',Hp - (5.10) --'- (1).10) -·(5'10) (126) 84 Bhalui (87) 88.22 1')6Q AC(2) C'HW w, Hp -(-5) -;-.+- 5) -(-l?) ( >9\ 407 85 Khap Ja~ii.ur (88) 54.63 (b9)AO 9tIW W,Hp -(- 6) ..:.. (~.10y B8 < ., 83

,J).RSQTORy 'SUBDIVISION;_slWAN 'SAD~R ) AND. LAND U2E

Land USe (i.e., araa under different types of land use in hectaras Remarks rouhd",d up to 2 decimal places). includil g any place of r,,ligious, Approa.ch N tla.rast town Power . Staple r-----.. ----"I- ...... --_ -__..;,,-.. _~_ .. __ ..A_ .. ~ .. -----... - ... - .. ~ ... ---.. --"') historical to ,!;ld distance supply food Culturable or archaeo- village (in km.) waste Area. riot logical l!'orest Irriga,ted by soure(j Unirrigated (ir ell dir g availalle ir tcrest gauchar for and cultivation groves)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR,NR lVlrurwa (15) Rice, W(!0.46}, TW (20.23), 34.52 4.65 46.00 wheat 0(20.23). KR,NR Ditto (15)_ Rice, W(24.47), TW(S2.95), 195.34 95.98· 63.99 wheat TK(121.40}, R(40.46}. 0(40.4-13) KR Ditto (15) Rice, TW(20.23),W(2c1.23), 8.13 6.28 wheat 0(5.62). KR D~ttQ (13) Rice, GC{14.52), W{lO.ll), 4.19 16.16 1:4.5· wheat TW(20.23}, 0(10.11). KR Ditto (13) Rice, W(4.91), TW(6.07), 0(2.02) 2.08 1.91 wheat PR,KR Ditto (12) Rice, W(40AI3}, TW(40.413}, 4.18 4.74 31.07 wheat 0(19.55). PR Ditto (13) Rice, W(lS.21), TW(40.413}, 31.31 2.03 3.26 Ml:Tl Wheat Tk(4.04}, 0(4 ).46). PR Ditto (14) Rice, W(9. 7l}, T IV(S .09), 14.63 0.14 1.95 wheat Tk(6.07}, 0(6.07). KR Ditto (14 ) Rice, W(2.42), TW(4.04), R(12.14), . 7.04 ' 2.10 wheat 0(2.42). PR Ditto (14) Rice, W(20.23), TW(40.46}, 7.70 0.00 6.34 TI wheat R{20.23). PR Siwan (24) Rice, W(6.07). TW(6.07}, 1.01 1.10 . 3.35 wheat 0(4,.04). PR . Do. (23) Rice, W(12.14), TW(40.46), 19.22 9.63 9.59 wheat R(12.14), 0(8.09). PR Do. (23) Rice, W(8.09). TW(lS.21), 5.06 1.51 wheat Tk(2.02), O( IS .21). PR Mairwa (15) Rice, W(4D. ;9), TW(80.93}, 39.alS 4.5.56 l!3.14. If3·:M.5:C2;TI wheat Tk(38A4), R(4H6), 0(80.93). KR Ditto (16) Rice, W(20.35}, TW(16.18), . 2.75 ·8.57 wheat 0(4.04). KR Ditto (I7) Rice, W(32.S6), TW(20.23), 60.71 96.34 wheat Tk(20.23) 0(0.40). KR Ditto. (IS) Rice, W(10.20), TW(16.1S), B8.97 U2 1\:11 wheat Tk(8.09), 0(16.18). Q Ditto (16) Rice, W(36.21), TW(16.1S), B.51 20.114 wheat Tk(8.09). 0(16.18) KR Ditto (15) Riice, W(14.16), TW(16.18), 13.11 14U8 wheat Tk(24.28}. KR Ditto (16) Rice, W(fi.3R). TW(12.14}, 27.34 0.011 lI.20 wheat 0(4.04). KR Ditto (10) Rice, W(S.OI). TW(40.46), 59.16 0.05 8.65 wheat 0('2.14). PR,KR Ditto (31) Rice, G0(,6.43l W(1.61), 2S.03 0.03 14.19 l(1:Cl:T2 wh'at TW(32.37), O(S .O9}. PR Dit~o (10) Rice, GCW'·23). W(20.2S), 4.58 '.20 23.01 wheat TW(24.67). o 15.7S}, KR Ditto Ill) Ric!', W(fi.76). TW(16.181, 4..15 0.29 8.26 wheat 0(12.:4 ). KR Ditto (ll) Rice, W(8." I), TW(20.23), 12.18 1.4.6 wheat 0(".87). KR Dit:o (11) Rice, (W(Z.SI). TW(5.bS}, 37.42 0.52 14.21 Tl " heat 0(4.1)4). KR Di'to (29) Rice, W(ll.fil). TW(32.37), 32.53 0.06 3.~9 wl:teat 0(8.(,9)•. " .... , ltR Dbto (2i) Rice, W(12.4h). TW(24:.2S}, 11.06 0.07 2.27 wheat 0(4.041. 84 JUlVELOPMENT .BLOCK-GUTHANI - VILLAGE

- _- AMENt1'I~ES

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (- ) _is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance m broad ranges, viz., 5 kms., 5 10 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest Total place where the facility is available iR given). Total area popula- r------~------~---~-~ Serial Name of village with of the tioll and Communi- no. Thaua. no. village number of Day or cations (i,' house- Drinking Post days of (Buli hectareS) holds water and the stop, Educational Medical (potable) Telegraph Marketj Rly. hat, station. if any Water- ways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S {, 10

REVENUE THANA-DARAULI-~ontd.

86 Rewasi (8;1) 115.33 466 P, AC(2) --(5=10) W, Hp - (- 5) - (5-10) ---{--5) (63) 81 Pachnerui (90) 20.M 209 -,(-5) --(- 5) W, Hp - {--5} --(5-10) -{-5) (29) 88 Chakia (91) 18.62 294 -(-5) - (- 5) W, Hp -(--5) - (5-10) --(ii-lO) (42) 89 Bhalua (92) 136.38 889 P, AC(3) CHW W,Hp --(--5) ---(1l-10} --(-5) (129) 90 Khap .Lv.Iisraulia (93) 5'Y99 225 P, Ac -.(-.5) W, IIp --(-5) Saturday - (-'- I) (30) 91 Pachnerua (94) 20.23 380 Ac -(-5) WHp --(-5) -(~5) -(-5) (60) 92 Deuria (102) 53.01 449 --(-5) --(5-10) W. Tk, lip - (--5) --(5.10) -(HO) (53) 93 Barpalia (103) HlO.20 1,003 P, AC(4) -(51-0) W, Tk, Hp --(5-10) -·(a-le) - (5-19) (140) 94 Khirauli (104) 58.21 497 -- (-5) --(--5) W, Hp --(-5) -(-5) -(------5) (51) 9b Kishunpura (105) 32.31 416 AC(2) SMP W, Tk, Hp --(-5) - (-5) --(~5) (51) 96 Basuhari (106) 112.50 791 P, AC(2) -(-5) W, Tk, Hp -·(--5) -·(-5) - (-5) ( 131) 97 Balua (107) 145.68 2,495 P, AC(6), SlVIP(2) W, It pO -(-5) NW- (347) O. 98 Geyaspur (108) 7],22 1,314 P, AC(S) -(-5) ,y, Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) :KW (196) R· 911 Kharaunti (109) 96.31 1,029 AC(5) - (-5) W, Tk,Hp --(-·5) -(-5) -(-5) (125) 101) Pa'lrepur (110) 38.85 598 AC ~(-5) W. Tk, IIp --(- 5) -(-5) -(-5) (84) 101 ~lairita.nr (111) 125.45 1,183 P, AC,(6) MH, SMP(2) W. Hp, It --(-5) -(-5) },"W (13i) 102 Bharauli (112) 91.05 506 P, AC(3) -(-5) W, Tk, IIp --(-5) -F-5) --(-5) (57) 103 M~irit6nr Diara (Ub) 10.93 Uninhab!,.J

10i Bdo1.grd. (lJ3) 122.21 661 P --(-·5) W,Hp --(--5) --(-5) -(-'--5) (96) 105 Gll.feria (195) 81.5.3 555 P -(-5) W,Hp -_ (-- (0) --(-5) -(-5) (79) Total 9,170.61 69,324 P(48) g(1) (9,400) ·'(10) MCW(1) H(2) "'H(1) Ae(86) pHS(3) 0(2) D(1} FPC(2) RP(3) S--P(5) CHW(9)

No·e l - Figures given in brackEts in Col. 4 relate to number of homleholdlJ~ 85 '" 'N lUA~l.- E;JOJ.t. .!;_...... -J J._ i:..ri DIREJF9R Y S UBDIVISloN -SIW A.."'l SADAB. AND LAND USE .",rTf,'"

(i.'(',. 'arell undEr diiT(l'at type s of lard t:f€ in LLctans , - rounded 1.,[})-'t? 2 ~Ld,maL,rlacE.s). ,Rema~hs ~~! l'> "'~{L~'1..... g " lncl~p,lng " .N",ar<3~t _ .. i t.'J " .. ~ ...... , :t~.~.i'; (\..J. ~ i .. '"',.. anJI~P1ace , :4p.Pf£acJ' to'l'll _PJWdr Staple __ o_ ...... ,._._ ... __ ....______.~_.JL_~_~~~L---:-- _{;!_r_£~_~~~_ of 1 ~ ... f(_~.9 .. ~i).nd su.pply food ForaRt lrrigat,ed oy source !" un' (Jr.ltufO,"'Jle Area not religious. , ,yiJlago, $li$tan<;!e' :<) ·'irridat.,d waste a.vdlal.le l.istorical , On J;:m.! <> (including for or gauchar cultivation archaeo. and logical gI'OV~ _, interert

11 12 13 14 Hi 16 ., .>1'7-- i ,\7{ ;;:!i S· . Ii- 1'9!

l" 0 .... ~ 'KR Mair~a (29) Rice, w(13.75), TW(50.!54), 40.S0 0.07 3,4,8'" Tl wheat ._ 0(6.47). \&) " 'Kit' Ditio - (32) Rice, W(4.12), TW(12.1S) - 2.S2 0,2S 1.24 wheat :,,~.t .'KR' 'Ditto '(8) Rice, W(12.67) I 0.25 1.46 whea~ \ KR' 'Ditto -(12) Ripe W(20.23), TW(40.52), 57.37 0.22 8.30 M1 wbeat 0(8.49). , ,j (NR' DoHt '(32) Rice, GO(!O.Il), W(6.11). Il.95 0.05 4.24 V{heat TW(18.37). ,. ~~ f ,-"r -KR; NR Ditto (8) Rice, 00(6.92), W(2.02), ~W(6.07) 2.00 0.21 2.62 "hea tKR Ditb (20) Rico, W(3.23), TW(25.74) 21.61 0.89 0.80 w.hoat • J KR Dit.to (19) Ric~. W(6.07), TW(125.S6) 41.67 2.10 14.12 Ml ,w,heat , ,t l ~ KR' Ditto (IS) Rice, W(3.43), TW(S.09), 0(16.1S) ]8.21 '" 9.00 wheat , J ~"4.0" (KR Ditto (17) Rice', W(2.02), TW(17,i0) 10.32 0.52 1.71 M1 wheat .~ 1 • ." id~ .Ditto· (I6)' ·Ribe~ J W(3.23),TW(i9.97) 49.29 0.88 8.09 'whe'at. t' I • J .< • :iR" Ditt6 (17) Ric's, W(4.04), TW(71.2Z), 34.39 0.f!2 24.74 1\11 wheat R(10.Il): . t J 1_ :ti KR,NR Ditto (18) Rice, W(3.23), TW(27.74), R(2.42) 23.6S 0.30 13.50 .. wheat -/ L< : a I\"'R'" ~itt6 (t9) Rice: W(4.85), TW(36.27) 48.54 0.32' 1I.8S whe.at 1 i .t:,:"r 1m Dittd (~O) Rice,' W(3.23), TW(lS.Il) 11.29 0.16 5.40 whllat 'I ., l",~~ .,t_, KR- - Ditto (21) Rice,.. W(4.04), TW(55.19J 43.25 0.64 22.15 "J;J.eat , KR Ditto' (20) R·Ice, ... '(f1 W(4.45), TW(61.74) lS.92 0.76 5.05 MI:T2 J' _ w;heat ,'!!J ) , R(1.37) 9.62 !( ., KR ' Ma{r'wa (3) Rice; 00(40.46), W(12.14), '24.87 1.7l 20.32 Ml ~ )~ .. ~ .- ~at Tk(4.04), 0(16.18).~ i. "" ItIt nitto"(3) ~, 00(4D,46), W(4.04),. 2.95 1.01 10.67

'Yheatj Tk(4.0S),0(17.80}. ~ ,

,1.2~ GC(825.89} 788.27 857.22 '9,8-,6.99,: h fit8 , , W(S54.23) MII1 TW'2,225,97) ~(l.3' ; . Tk(313.10( T16 .R(t40,~), ~ .. O( 5.81. )' 86

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-MAIllWA. VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available [if not avaibL}" within the village, a dash (-) is showu in the column and next to it in brackilts, tne distance in broad Total ranges,viz., -5 kms., 5-10 kIns. and 10+ kms., of th6 nearest place Total area popula- where the facilit.y il> available is givel.]. Serial Name of village with of th3 tion r-----~------..... -... no. Tbana no. Vilillge and Educational Medica) Drinking Post Lay or Un_mt.I.i- (in number water and dayas cations hectares) of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, houBeholds Marketl Rly. hat, station, if a0Y' Wat.erways)

~ 1 2 3 4 5 Ii I 8 9 10 REVEHUE THAKA-SIWAK-contd.

1 J a.gdiShpur( 1) 183.72 64ti P,M,H -(1.-](.) W, TW, 1'0 - (1)"10) - (5-10) ( 107) Hp,E,e,O. 2 Dewan Chak (2) 46.13 291 -(-6) .. (- 5) W,Hp,C -(-5) -(-5) - (-I) (48) 3 Kilpur (3) 121.40 649 P,M -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, PO - (-Ii) - (5-10) (83) (J,O. 4 Qadir Cha.k (4) 38.85 194 - (-5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) - (-5) - (- 5) (34) 5 Siawa (5) 81.75 620 P -(-5) w,TW, -(-5) - (- 5) -(-5) (95) HP,R_ 6 Basqewa (6) 123.83 5J2 -(-5) - (- 5) \\','1'" ,Hp, -(-5) - (-f) -(-i.) (84) R. 7 Bishunpura (7) 93.08 974 P -(-5) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) - (- 6) (130) }{. 8 Tali (8) 67.99 336 -(-5) - (-5) W,T"',Hp - (- 5) - (-- 0) - (-6) (43) 9 Baraipatti (9) 108.45 1,021 -(-5) - (- 5) W,Hp,C,O -(- 5) -(-5) - (- 5) (165) 10 MurarPatti (10) 149.33 1,291 P -(-5) W,Hp,O -(-5) -(-5) -(- 5) (185) II Rampur (11) 86.60 928 P -(-5) W, Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (144) 12 Nautan (12) 397.80 3,373 P,M,H PHS,RP(5), W,Tk,HP, 1'0 )_':ondaY, BB (447) CHW(5),O(2) R,f',:'oo·,O. Thursday. 13 Kurmauta (13) 92.67 1,056 p -(-5) "',Hp -(-5) - (-5) - (-5) (158) 14 Gandharpa (14) 96.72 725 P -(-5) W,Tk,Rp -(-5) - (- 5) -(-6) (105) 15 Khap Bankat (15) 535.39 3,012 P(4),M,H -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-5) Tuesday, -(-5) (457) Saturday. 16 Khalwa (16) 195.46 1,1171 P -(-5) W,Hp,R, PO -(-5) -(-5) (;;64) C,N. 17 Ramgarh (17) 171.58 1,471 P - (-5) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (212) C· 18 Sagra (18) 113.72 683 P -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) - (-5) - (- 5) (101) 19 Narklltia (19) 140.83 1,499 P -(--5) "r,TW,Hp, --(-Ii) - (- 5) - (-5) (216) c. 20 Pipra (20) 104.00 767 - (--5) - (-5) W,Hp,C,N - (- 5) - (- 5) --(-5) (110) 21 Baril. Shikuara (21) 99.55 224 _. (-5) -,(--5) W,Hp ~(--5) ~(-5) -(-5) (33) 22 Marachhi (22) 163.90 538 P PHS,RP W,TW -(-5) --(5-10) -(-5) (81) 23 Shikuara (23) 89.43 806 P -+-.. 5) W,Hp -·(-5) - (5-10) -(- 5) (106) 24 Galimapur (24) 103.60 489 P -..(L-10) W,HP.C -(--5) -+ 5) -(-6) (74) 25 Samaria (25) 456.48 3,369 P(2) RP(2) "',Rp,R,C PO W€d.n~sday, _.(- 5) (50t) Saturday. 26 Rahimpur (26) 76.08 556 - (- 5) -(-5) ,V,T"I,Hp, - (--5) -(-5) BS (83) N. 27 Balua (27) 80.94 89 -(-.5) -(-5) W,TW,Hp -+-5) -(-5) -(-5) (15) 28 Balwa (28) 80.53 64. P - (- 5) W,TW,Hp, - (- 6) - (-Iii) BS (90, C. 39 Semra Du.urg (29) 46.94 671 P ".., (- 5) W,Hp - (_·ti) -(-til -(-I) (~ 87

StJBDIVISIOK-SIWAK SADAR DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

I.and use (i.e., area undlr different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal Vlaces.) ltemarks including Near.3st any rlace Approach town Power Staple r------.-..A._.--.-.-.------.. of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by Source Uu. Culturable Area not rdigiouB, village distance irrigated waste available historical (in km.) (including for or a8uchar eultivation arrl1Q{ 0- and logical greves) illteresi;

11 12 13 14 1[> 16 17 18 19 20

KR. M \irova (Hi) Rice, GC(20.23), W(1.21}, Tk(S.OO}, 136.fO US lU,(j K2 wh3at R(2.02). KR. Dith (21) Rice, GC(5.00}, '" (6.99), 1''' (2(l.~0) 6.52 0.1!J 3.14 ~n:'f2 W~1.dat ~R Ditil:> (16) Wheat. GC(12.14), W(0.80), 9:'.!l9 1.02 10.27 ~'l :Jill :Tl m30izd TW(3.23},Tk(OJW). &1. Ditto (20) Ric~, Wp.27}, 1'\\ (28.35) 2.59 0.40 4.11 whaat IiH,N"1l Ditt) (20) Rica, W(3.!H), T" (J.97) 62.40 5.34- m~iza Krl,N'H. Dith (20) rlicJ, .. W(2.\)3),Tk(21.84) 71.44 27.31 mJ,izB KiR. Ditto (20) l'tic3, GJ(10.52) W (6.51), 18.49 5.13 26.65 lVil:T3 md,u TW(25.76). &Ho bitt) (22) Rics, W(5.05), TW(7.67) 32.93 14.58 1.26 m"t.iz_" KR Siwll-'l (16) Rice, .. GC(R.09), W(12.14), 13.16 5.06 8.09 whaat 0(30.70). BiR. Do. (16) Rice, GS(6.07), W(S.O;), 0(40.46) 37.S4 13.56 43.81 W;leat PLt,KR Ml.irwa (14) .H.ice, W(S.49), TW(52.20) 10.38 7.89 6.55 Ml Wheat PR,KR Ditto (10) Rice, 6.08 GC(101.21), W(10.12), Tk· 30.15 9.80 71.92 :N2:M3:Cl: Wheat (103.23), R(24.38), 0(40.91). T3 KR Ditto (13) Rice, PC(60.70), W(O.40), 12.60 12.14 Wheat TW(2.71), Ka Di'.to (13) Rice, PC(36.42), W(O.80), 6.17 14.• 6 w:-J.eat T\,,(37.23). &R Ditto (S) Rince G:(20.23), VI (40.S0), Tk(283 .(3), 64.97 16.04 7:>.~3 whefl.t L(4R.5Il),0«40.46). &R.,N'.I.~ Ditto (8) Rice, GC(40A6), \-, (20.23), 27.10 8.57 5.70 Wheat T~\ (40.46), R(12.14), 0(40.46). P.tl,KR. Ditto (9) Rice, GC(75.6S), W(30.89) 47.22 17.96 l'IS:T2 Wheat KS Ditto (9) Ricee• GC(68.17), W(6.33) 21).77 4.22 7.'IIS Tl wheflt KiS Ditb (9) Rice, W(3.09), TW(42.55) 67.92 23.81 Whefl.t K'~ Siwan (20) Rice, 0.82 GO(30.45), W(2.12), 2.32 8.13 :41.76 01 Wheat TW(10.11),0(S.29), KR Do. (IS) Ric"" 0.82 W(6.17), 1'\\ (4056), 10.16 6.47 23.21 Wheat _0(12.16). KR Do. (16) Rice, W(9.flO), Tk(4.04) 0(60.70) 32.05 30.92 25.66 T4 wh3at KR Do. (16) Ric~, W(12.14),0(34.39) 6.36 15.&4 20.77 mliz" .!tHo Do . (16) Ric~, GC(14.36), W(6.07), 16.69 15.02 S.28 Cl Wh9at O( t2.4'l). P R.,K;R. DJ. (15) Ric~, G';(14'.H), W(8.21), 178.70 77.35 N2:M3:C2: Wb,9Ut TW(40.67), R(6.45). T8 P :t,K~ M 1irov~ «() Ric~, Gn(4.10), \\ (12.19). S.29 0.93 7.90 m·iz3 Tk(lr.1.1 ), O{"4. ll1). &R Ditto (9) Ric', GC(10.99),WCI 7.04), 11.29 0.84 0.31 m·dze TN(~8.36) R(S.Il). P :t,K

DEVEL )P){ENT BLOCK-MAIRWA.

VI~LAG~ ,; AMENITlE8

Amenities avail:1ble [if not "available within the yill!.;,ge, a dash (-) is shown ia trIG calumu ana next to it in bracketr, the di~tance in troad Total ranges, viz., - 5 kms., 5--10 kms. and 10+ 1,m8., (,f ttt IlLhEt place Total area popJ.la· where the facility is available i~ gho ] Serial, Name of villago "ith of the t.ion r------.------______..A-_. ______--. no. TOOna·no. village· am1 .Lcdncational l\':Ldicul Drinking Po~t Dry or (. (D roM i· . (in number water' and days cations hectareR) of (potable) TelEcgraph of t.he (Blls stop, households lViarket/ Railway hat, station if any waterways

2 3 5 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-SIWAN-cantd.

30 Semra Khurd (30) 46.13 362 -- (-G) -(-5) W,Hp _.(- 5) -(-5) - (-6) (46) 31 Nar.~yanpur (31) 29.54 504 p -( 5) W,Hp -,(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (G8) 32 Mi1!ra!Jli Khas (32) 72.03 372 -(-5) - (5-10) W,Hp,C -- (,5) -. (5) - (- 5) (38) 33 Khap Misrauli (33) 51.80 487 P -- ,(5-10) W,Hp - (-5) -(-5) -(-5) (75) 34 Tirmanpur (34) 89.84 527 P --( 5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS (57) 35 Partappur (35) 43.40 196 P -- (··5) W, Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS (29) 36 Mathia (36) 185.75 1,521 1'(2) - (5-10) W,Tk,Hp, -. (-5) -(-5) BS (215) H,C,O,

37 Shahpur Misrauli (37) 41.68 659 - (-5) - (5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(- ·5) - (- ,5) '(94) 38 Shahpur (38) S3.36 923 P,M,l{ -- (5-10) W,TW,Hp PO - (- 5) - (5-10) (134) C. 39 Misir Chak (39) 44.11 651 - (- 5) - (- 5) W,TW,Hp, - (- 5) - (-5) - (5·10) (109) C. 40 Harru! (40) 110.07 539 P - (- 5) W,TW,Hp, -. (- 5) - (- 5) - (5- 19) . (70) C,N. 41 Kilpur (41) 74.06 1,051 P,M CHW W,Tk,Hry; - ( - 5) - (- 5) BS. (137) O,S,O. 42 Kabirpur(42) 724.78 5,50" P,M PHS,RP(3) W,Tk,Hp, PO Tuesday, BS (794) CHW(2). 0,0. Fr;daY. 43 Domdih (4.3) 230,67 1,325 P - (- 5) W,Hp,C - (-5) - ( 5) - (5-10)' . (184) 44 Sewtapur (44) 510.30, 3,550 P(2} - (- 5) W,Hy>,R,C PO - ( ·5) - ·(-5) (495) 45 Atwa (45) 250.50 953 P -. (-- 5) W,Tk,Hp, -(--5) - (-5) -(~5) . (148) 46 Patkhauli (46) 67.18 545 -(-5) W,Hp -'(- ·5) - ,(- ·5) .. -(10-!:-) (75) 47 Surujpura (47) 179.68 642 -'(5-10) W,Hp,C,O - ,(-- 5) - (-- 5) -(-5) (83) 48 Barka Manjha (48) 382.83 2,146 P,M - (5-10) W,TW,Hp PO - (- 5) - (- 5)' (299) 49 Sirsia (49) 252.93 1,526 l' - (- 5) W,Hp PO - (- 5) -(~5) (189) 50 Chitmath (50~. 113.31 554 P - (- 5) W,TW,Hp, -(- ·5) -(- 5). BS (82) R. 51 Bedauli (51) . 53.42 411 P - (-5) W,TW,Hp, -(-'5) -(··5) -(-5) (45) R .. 52 Narayanpur (52) 328.20 2,076 P,M,H - (- 5) W,HP!C - (- 5) Sunday, BS (307) Wednesday 53 Gamhirpur (53) •35l',67 2,847 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (329) 54 . BisRiWlbharpu.r .(54) ,6UH 305 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp"O -(-5) --(-5) -(~5) (61) 55 Agaunta (55) 397.80 2,038 P , --( --5) W. Tk,TW -(-5) -(-5) -'(10+) (317) lip, 0: 56 Khudra (56) ( ·83.36 706 P M· RP W:r~,Hf' -(- 5) -(-5) -(-5) (113) 57 Sujaon ~57) 312.4-1 1,720 l? r -(-5) W,Hp,C -(-5) Monday. -(-~) (261) .. Saturday. 88 Paohlakhl (as) . ,311U8 2,391 W,Tk,Rp PO Monday, '-(-IS) (384.) Wed11.elda'1. ;~8,9

DIRE'orORY AND LAND iJSE

Land· use (i.e., area under different tYPes of land use in heoctari!s rounded up to 2 decimal places.) ltem&rKS including N~ai'J~t any place Ap-,Jro~ch to.vn Power tltaple r----:-"---:"'---:----__.----:---~--__:_"----1-"""'-----.------..______.._,..,- -;- ---~ of . to a ld _ s.lpply fo:od J!'orest . Irrigated· by' sourCe Un. Cultur~ble Area J,(>t religiol,ls, • ill ag } di3tance . . irrigat~d waste . available hi~toricd (in kin.) (including for or gauchar cultivat,icn archaf.o- and logical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 Iti 17 18 19 20

Kig, Mairwa (11) Rice GC(16.18), W(2.02), 11.97 4.ISl 0.80. 1'1 Whee,'u 1'" (I:I.U9). Kll. Ditfo (10) Rioe; W(4.04), TW(12.14) 11.82 0.80 0,40 whaat Kitt, NR Ditto (9) Rice, GG(20.23), W(I}.75). 4.26 0.47 2.81 M1 Wheat TW(34.39). Pl~,Kik Ditto (9) H.icJ, Ge(lS.03), W(6.07), 12.55 2.81 M1 whea.\ TW(12.14), PR,KR. Ditto (10) Rice,' GC(IO.Il), W(4.04), 25.95 8.09 Whd8.t TW(20.2S), R(20 z3). P~,KR Ditto (8) Rice, ,\ (4.04), Tk,(2.02),0(20.23). 10.69 2.12 4.15 Wheat PR,KR. D:tto (10) Rice, GC(3r;.20), V\ (2.83), 87.03 2.90 4.!l9 M2:T2 Wheat TW(3S.H), Tk(2.02), R(3.64), 0(8.41). (9) Hice; GO(6.01);.'T \\ (24.00) 7.08 0.14 4.22 C1:'l'l Wheat Kill Ditto (8) l<.ice, GC(42.69), W(2.19), 12.1l4 0.10 .7.39 M2:C2:T2 mJ.ize TW(16.10). Kk Ditto (5) Rice, G:J(16.23), W(2.31), 9.18 0.23 2.54 )\41 :1'1 . Wheat Tk(11.50). '. KiRo Ditto (9) Rice, GC(42.65), W(16.26), 17.81 5.03 6.17 :M1 Whea.t TW(21.98). ~ PH.,KR. Ditto (9) Ricie-~ GC(8.49), \\ (l.!l), 33.06 :;.33 5.36 T1 Wheat TW(16.iJ9), Tk(2.02), 0(3.23) P ~,E; {, Ditt).: (8) Wheat GC(261.01), W (20.23), 290.61 17.03 40.81 M1:1'l maize TW(64.74)., 0(30.30). PR,KR Ditto (8) . Rice, G~~(83.36); ~\ (:.05) 81.22 44.26 15.74 whJat P.rt,KR. Ditt) (:l) ED,:<':Ag Riot', GG(66,42), 'v\ (6.13), 201.23 60,49 86.65 N2:Ml:C2 wh3at WJ:'.(8.09),0(13.18). Kill Ditto' (3) Rica '\(~.IO), Tk(22.27), 0(24.28) 168.67 10.80 16.30 '1' 1

IC~ D'tt) (11) EAg H.icd, W(4.92), TWE(19.86) 14.34 4.13 Wheat· Ki{i Ditt.) (6) Rice, GC(IO.11), PC(IH.21), 47.74 9.95 49.00 T1 mJ.iz9 T W:(3i.56), 0(1 0.11). Kit Ditt) (ll) Ric:!), GC(II9.44) 138.74 12.65 50.36 C2:T3 maize KH. Siwan (14) WhJat, W(6.0'), R(IO.II), 0(161.87) 49.69 12.16 11.53 11' 3:C4:T4 m.tiza Kia l'Ihirwa (16) Rio" W(20.23), '1'\\ (.56.97), 11.39 !'.tll 6.49 KR. .,. WaJ'j,b R(lh.7S). Ditto (15) Hioe, W(8.09), T\\'(1O.06), 20.45 1.52 0.53 Wheat R(12.14). :KR. Siwan (16) Ric~, G,J(60 .70), W(21.65), 131.32 55;4.4 I: 18 Nl Rift " Wheat 1'W(52.60),0(4.8.5» Mairwa (10) EAg Rioe', W(!O.83), TW(243.21) 4.05 63.44 C1:'J'5 Whed.t KR. Ditto (io)' l{ice, II (3.23), TW(0.80) 40.87 14.56 ?02 . 'rheat KR Si:.va'l (18) EAg Rice, . vi (14.16), tWF(40'47), 299.46 16.90 ;4.04 ·N3:02:T3 'Whedot. 1'k(2.02), Q(20.23). , Kk Mirg3,nj (8) Ric<,,_ .' GC(6.13), W(3 28), 'Ifl}('i:.36) 42.54 2.40 :::0.99 Ml Wheat KR Siwan (8) ED,EAg Rici', GC(30.30), W(8.46), ,'. 120.50 9.42 l"I'!?:lVa Wh3at. WE(140.59~, Tk(2.10). . KR Do: (11) EA Rice, G(,(101.21), w(6.17)" TW (92.13) 42.53 0.91 73.17 T2 Wheat 90

D IY&OI'II.", BLOC&-MAiRW A VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities 8va~llIbk [ifllet available within the village, a dash (-) if! mown in tne col~ mn lOrd D£X t to it in brackets, the distance Total in broad ranges, vill'., -- 5 kms., 5-·10 kms. and 10+ kms., of Total area Popula- the nearest place where the facility is available is given). Serial Name of villagew ith oftha tidn ,...... ______• __. _____ ._._.~ ___ ._ ~ ...._. ______'f_ --_...--_ ---,___. ~ no. Thana no. village and Edueatronal Medical . Drinking Poet Dayal' CommlUli- (in number w~ter and d.a)'S cations hectares) of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, households market I Rly_ hat, station if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 t 10 REVENUE THANA- SIWAI"- coned. 59 Gob&l'dh8Da (62) 62.32 UMMobited 60 Hathaunji (63) 316.86 1,546 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (214.) 61 Hasua(64) 514.75 4,0112 P,M,H PHS,RP(3) W,Hp PO Mondaoy. BS (522) CHW(3) Wednesday. 62 Baroha (65) 37.23 451 P -(-5) W,Hp -t-5) -(-5) -(-5) (76) 63 Hir Makriar (66) 94.29 947 P -(-5) W,Hp,C -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) ~105) 64 Chhotka Manjha (71) 552.79 3,047 P,M PHS,FPC, W,Tk,Hp, PO --(- 5) -(- 5) (380) RP(2) R,9· 65 Sajna (72) 29.14 4&1 -~-D) -(-5) W,'l'.k,llp, -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) _ (61) R,C. 66 Phul'Waria (73) 145.68 ~ P -(-5) W,Hp.R,C -(-5) --(-6) -(:-5) (110) 67 Harpllr (H) 101.57 996 P -(-5) W,Hp,C -(-·5) -(-$) -( -·il (150) 68 Titara (75) 802.08 5,689 P(B)" PHS,RP(3), W,'l'k;TW, PO Tue"d~. BS (705) .CHW(2). Rp.&,C• Saturday. 69 Pokhrera (76) 145.68 757 P l\P(3) W,Hp, -(- 5) Sunday. BS (95) C,L.O. Thursdq,.y . 70 Kllldi'pa (77) 43.30 177 P -(-5) W,Tk.Hp -(-5) -(-i} BS (35) 71 Lachhimiput' (71l) 142.04- 1.263 P - (5-10) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -- (i)-lO~ BS (196) C. 72 Belaspur (79) 38.85 482 P - (5- 10) W,TK,l:lf', PO - (.- 5) BS,RS (52) C,O. 73 Pharchhllbi (80) 66.37 389 -(-5) -(5-10) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) Sund1.' -(-5) (57) C,O. Thurs ay. 74 Gopal Chak (81) 31.16 342 -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-I) (52) C. 75 Muriy&ri (82) 375.95 2,217 -- (-5) -(-5) W,Hp,.c, --(-5) -(--5) -(-i). (298) L,N. 76 B81'aso(83) 103.19 758 P,M . MCW~)RP(2) W,TW~lIp, PO --(-fi) BS (98) CH (2),0. R,O. 77 Mairwa (84) Wholly mergBd in MMrwa (NAC) 78 Lashkari Chhapra (86) 19.42 149 -{-5) -(-5) W,Rp -- (--5) - (-5) -(- 5) (21 ) 79 Nauka tola (86) Wholly merged in Mairwa (NAC).

80 Ghan&ham Mathia (87) 16.38 138 -(-6)' -(-5) W,Hp· -(-5) -(-5) -(-Ii) (20) 81 Siriuagar (88) WhollY merged in Mairwa (NAC) 82 Moti Clihapra (89) Wholly merged in ¥ail'Wa (NAC)

83 Bhopstpura (90) 87.41 626 P -(-5) W,H,p.C -- (-5) -(-5) -(-i) (88) 84 Barga.en (91) 267.90 2.-653 .p -(-5) W.F.lp -(-5) -(-5) -(-9~. (354) 85 N81'ahiya (92) 82.15 297 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) ~(-5) -(-5,. (44) " 86 Karjaina (93) 70.82· 124 P -0-(-5) W.F.lp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (Ill) 87 Kabita(94) 34.40 281 -(-'-5) -(-5) W,Itp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) ('I) 91

suBnlVISlON-stWAN SADAB DftIZeTORY AND LAND USE

t .. Jl'(i u,~ (i.e.. afello under different typea of land u~e in h€ctarcs t9~llded up to 2 decimal plac6M) ltemarks including Ne6re~i any~ _~,_..A...... __~~ Allprotwb. tow~ Power SkPl.! r--' . ,...... ,....--.. of La and Il_upply food Forest Irrigated by !!Q'W'q. Un-J~rigate Culturable Arul. not religious, villap dill~ce waste available historical (iD kIn.1 (including for or gauchar cultivation archaeo· and logical groves) interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

W(I.51). TW(4l.27) 16.93 2.38 lCR Siwan (12) EAG Rice', W(4.24). TWE(20,371, 56.96 3.19 78.79 Ma w~~ Tk U~2.19). PR,KR Do (15) EA Rioe. GC(58.27), "(33.J~h 122.26 19.01 4.67 J\'3:lVI3:C3 w~ TW (84.98), TWjf.( $2.10), T& 0(8.09). XR Do (12) ~We. · . W(l.;ll), TW(2S.32} 6.49 (}~4S Cl 'Wh" ..t J)R Do (12) ~, · . GC(46,S3), W(10.2~ 35.15 1.83 1.23 AU "If1\ea, XR Do, (12) ~, · . GC(64.7~l, W(S.10l. 3e9.04 6.90 62.93 C2 Whest TW (1, fil). Tk($'12) ~R MMrWll (16) W}wat., Ge(8.01l), W(5.26), 8.29 0.4, O.6~ m.ai~ TW (6.27). l?R,KR Ditto (6) j;A W~. GC(SO.Jl3lroWE(6.07}. 1.21 ~04 TJ maiZe TwE ( '62), RP~·33). :K:R Ditto (12) ~, W(20.23),. TW(40.'-4J)., 27.11 S.15 2.0?; 'l\'h~ 0(1.61). P~lf, 8~wan (12) EA Rice, .. GC(7.2S), W(S.DO). 318.65 106.09 •. lJi ;N:~ :)f2:oJ: Wheat TWE (40'46), Tk(7.2S). R(9'n), TS 0(299'46). FR,KR M~w:a. (6) Rice. GC(12.54), W9.30), 'l'\.V(24.2S), S3.22 2.0S 3.23 MJ:Tl w~\- Tk(4JiPl. L(4'40/ 0(1.61). PB.~R DiUo (0) ~, W(4.0S), TW(6.47}~ 'tlc.(4.20) 26.42 ~.la wheat P~~ pitto (5) Wheat, W(12.15). TW(32.51), 71.85 lO.6l! Nl:l9fl maize Tk (13.77). PR.~R Ditto (5) EP,EAg Rif.Ie.. GC(6.07), ",E(4.04). ~2.54 4.90 0.$ N.l;M2 'Wheat TWE (2.02). O(S.O&). l'R ;Dit~o (7) nige. GC(2~~25}, W(6.07), IS.21 a...oo 0.87 Whetu. TW (8.09). . Q Dato t:) lUg Rice, .. GC(12.46).0(16.18) l.09 1,:l7 Wheat K~ Ditto t2) El\g Rice. GC(22.56), PC(161.S7). 40.46 4.05 20.63 Ml Wheat TW (121.40) X~ Ditto (3) F..A Wheat, PC(12.14), W(40·46). 22.04 3.41 6.4S NI0:Ml maize TWE (4.04), R(4.S9), 0(9.71).

B;R Ditto (1) R.iee. W(4.92), Tk(9.3S) 3.92 0.56 0 ••6 Wheat

KR Ditto (1) R~, .. W(U9). TW(UO) 6.(.8 0.55 wile ••

KR Ditto (2) ;R.iQe, 00(2.02). 0(4.04) aUG 1.55 40.4.6 mal.,. KR Ditto (.2) ;RiCf.l, W(89.50). TW(60.", 60.18 2.6.73 30.5S wheat Jg\ Ditto (4) W(lUt), TW(3Ut) 21.52 6.22 2.73 ~ T~ KR Ditto (3) WbeM. W(l5.GO), Tk(2U8. lIS.37 6.19 maise KR Ditto (3) Wbea•• W(IU9), Tk(lU'l ) J4.75 O.~{) maille DEVELOPMENT BLOOK:-MAIRWA VILLA(i~ AMENITIES ,' ..~-

Amenities available [If not available w itmn the village, a dash (-.) is shown in the column and ne:xt to it in brackf'tll, the dist&nCe Total in' broad ranges, viz., -·5 kID!!., 5-,10 kms. and 10+ kms., of Total area Popula- the nearest place where the facility is available is given J. Serial Name of Village with of the tion r--- -,-_._-- . '-'--'---"-~-'-'--'--'---'~~-'------'--, no. Thana no. Village 'and Educationa.l Medical -'. Drinlt iug" P< at Day or C cmmur.i- (in~ number water and aay. oatiolll hectares) of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bu. ~to:r, households market! Rly. llat, station, if any Waterways)

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 REVENUE THAN A-SIWAN-contd.

88 Mathia (95) 40.47 141 ~(-5) -(-5) W,Hp (18) 89 Dharni Chhapra (96) 82.96 524 '-(-5) ~(-5) W,Hp' -(~5). ~(-5) -(-0) (87) 90 Parasia (97) 49.78 696 p- - (-5) W,Hp,C ~(~5) ~(- 5) - (- 5) (98) 91 Parasia Khurd (98) 57.87 371 - (-5) - (- 5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (48) ·C. 92 Nawada (99) 72.03 410 -'(-5) -(--5) W,Tk,Hp;C -(-,5) -(- 5) -(-Ii) (54) 93 Kaithauli (100) 81.75 l,ll.O P,M - (-5) W,H:p -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (161) 940 Harnathpur (101) 38.85 Hl3 P - (- 5) W,TW,Hp, - (-5) -(-5) -(-(» (31) C. 95 Chaki. (102) 25.90 122 - (-5) - (- 5) W,TW~Hp -(-5) -(-5) --,{- 5) (19) 96 Chup Chupwa (103) 77.29 558 P -(-5) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (81) C. : 97 Surda Bahi (104) 2.83 Uninhabited.

98 Babhnauli (105) 192.22 2,258 P RP W,Hp -(-5) Monday, -(-5) (328) Friday. 99 Arazi Inglish (106) 16.19 43 -(-5) - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (7) 100 Labhri (107) 153.37 . 1,022 P - (5- 10) W,Hp PO - (5-10) .;._ (5.10) (151) 101 Dumar Chhapra (lOS) ll.S3 . Uninhabited

102 Silwa Khurd (109) 121.00 1,215 p - (- 5) W,Hp, - (- 5) - (- 5) - (-5) (IS2) 103 Ugarsen Chhapra (110) 10.93 162 - (-5) - (- 5) W;Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) -(-5) (24) 104 Langarpura (HI) Wholly merged in Mairwa (NAC)

105 Langarpura ("112) Wholly merged in l\'iairwa (NAC)'

106 UpadhYa Chhapra (lUI) Wholly merged in J\;ainHI (1\J OJ

107 Babu Chak (114) Wholly merg(d in Main~ a (}'A()

lOS Khap Siswa (llS) 39.25 210 -,(-5) -(-5) W,H~ - (- 5) - (.:... 5) - (-'- Ii) (28) 109 Siswa Buzurg (lI6) 44.92 298 P - (- 5) w,Hp - (--5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (39) llO Beni Chhapra (lI7) 9.71 WI ...:. (-' 5) - (- 5) \V,~W' - (- 5)' . - (.:... 5) - (..:.. 5) (12) 111 Sitalpura (ll8) 50.18 464 P -(-5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) -(-·5) (56) 112 Inglish (119) 415.61 2,830 P,"-,O --(--5) \V,Tk,Hp, FO - (- 0) BB (415) O. 1]3 Semra (120) 85.79 945 P - (5- 10) W,Hp,R,C, - (- 5) - (5-10) - (-'- 5J (12.3) 0'. 114 Kothuwa nargah (121) 27.11 208 P - (- 5) W;Hp,C - (- 5) - - (-'- 5) - (-!- oJ (25) 15 Sumeri Clihapra (122) 87 - (- 5) - (- 5) W,Tk;Hr, - (- 5) - (- 5) -(-!-6' (12) C· . 93

8UBDIVlS10N -SiWAll SADAR DIRECTORy

AND LAND USE

:r."nd use (i.e., area under different types of land U86 in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal p1a.ces) Remarks including Nearest any plaCe Approooh town Power Sta.ple r----.. ---.----... ------"I--A-,,___ ... ~ ___ .. ___ ,,_JfI----_~ of ,to and supply food Forest Irriga.ted by source Un- Culturable Area not religious village distanoe irrigated waste availa.ble hililtorica.l (in km.) (including for or gaucher cultivation archa.eo· and logical (groveS) interest

11 12 13 14, 15 16 17 18 ',19. 20

K:R Mairwa (I) Wheat W{9.35), TW(16.34) 12.53 1.66 maiz3 KR Ditto {3} Rice, W{IS.45), Tk(17.70}, 23.30 12.34 wheat R (11.07). KR,NR Ditto (4) Rice, OC(4.04), W(1.61}, 0(S.09} 29.50 0.89 3.32 maize KR,NR Ditto (4) Rice, QO(12.14), W(1.21}, Tk(0.40). 15.49 0.84 6.36 maiza 0(16.1S}. NR Ditto (3) Rice, QO(8.09}, W(1.21}, TW (1.21), 32.43 0.74 16.22 wheat Tk(2.02}, 0(10.11). KR Ditto (3) ., Rice, W(1.61). 0(14.56) 57.52 0.88 4.S5 Tl mai:ce KR Ditto (2) Rice, 00(12.86), TW{20.23} 5.76 wheat PR,KR Ditto (I) Rice, 00(10.23), TW{12.14) l.29 wheat PR,KR Ditto (2) Rice, 00(26.11), Tk(40.46) 10.31 Tl wheat QO(1.37), TW(1.21) 0.02

PR,KR Ditto (2) EA Rice. 00(41.99), W(33.32), 3S.71 34.58 Ml wheat TW (29.38), TWE{14.16). FP Ditto (3) Rice, V/(1.71}, TW(U4). 8.74 1.42 Ml wheat KR Ditto (5) Rice, 00(22.94), W(7.42), 64.02 U.43 wheiot TW (44.29). QO(2.50), W(I.86) 5.36 1.34

KR Ditto (3) EAg Rice, 00(17.14), W(3.29). 63.55 9.01 wheat TW(12.85), TWE(14.S5). K:R Ditto {II} Rice, W{2.90), TW{3.34). 1.41 2.65 Nl:l\U, wheat

KR Mairwa. (3) }l.ice, GO(4.10), W(2.0S), 17.81 3.27 Wheat TW (10.19). B;R Ditto (3) Rice, QC(16'23), W(I.33), 16.30 8.45 Tl Wheat TW (7.40). B;R Ditto (3) Rice, W(5'97) 2.44 1.30 Wheat KIt Ditto (3) EAg Rice, .. GC(I1.37), W(O"g"l}. 10.09 4.22 Wheat WE (6.13), Tk(17·iO). B;R Siwan (IS) Rice, PO{SO.93). W(2S.32), 13S.42 12.18 38.37 N35:TI Whe~t Tk (60.70), 0(51\,1\5). B;R Mairwa (fi) hice, PC(12.14), W(20.23), 26.36 4.S9 5.33 N35:MI Whe,lt R(4.Sfi),0(11.3:1). B;R Ditto (4) Hicr, OC(6.07), W(:I.Z3), 10.76 3.17 Tl Wheat TW (3.16). " . 1\.1-1. Ditto (4) Rice, GC(3.66\, W(2.02), TW(4.04). 11.44 1.25 Tk (2.62). 94

Dfi .EI.OP1i.x'l BLQO'-MAlRWA VILLAGE AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not availablewithin they illage, a dash (~) is shown in the column and nex t to it in bra('kets, the distance in broad ranges, Total viz., - .5 kms., 5- 10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest place Total area Popula- w here the facility is available is given] SemI N.a.~J of Villa.ge with of the tion -'~·- ___ ----"__" ______• ...... -1---'_1 ______-_-- --1--"- ___..__.._- ...... --~- no. Thana-no. Village and Educa.tional. Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- (in number water and days oati6ns hectares) of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, households DlIIol'k et I Rly. hat., station, if any Waterways) 1 :1 S " 5 6 8 9 10 llEVl1ll1l1l T HAMA__,SIWAN-rontd.

116 Pipra (123) 5!.63 166 - (--5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,C -(--5) -(-5) -(-5) (1 8) 117 Bishllnpura (124) 75.68 421 ~ (- 5) -(- 5) W,Tk,Hp - (- [J) - (-5) -(-5) (62) 118 Dharahra. (125) 116.55 672 P -(-5) W,Hp --(- 5) - (--5) -(- I) (88) 119 Dhu~ f126) 72.84 316 - (-5) - (5--10) W,Hp,H.,C -(5=10) -(- 5) - (5-tG) (36) 120 Dha.madr (127) 13i.76 860 P - (.5- 10) W,Tk,Hp, -(--5) Tuesday --(Ii-lO) (107) R,C,N,O, 121 Salrap'Ill" (128) 46.94 117 -"(-5} GHW W,Hp,C,O, - (- 5) Mande.y, - (- 5) ( 15) Friday. 122: Bbaluwahi (12 9) 63.94 289 - (- 5) CHW W,Hp,C,O, - (- 5) -(-5) -(-5) (31) 123 Sisahani (130) 109.26 776 P CHW W,Hp,R,C, PO - (-5) - (-5) - (103) 0. 124 Kakarghatti (1 3 1) 72.84 501 -{-5) -(-5) W,Hp - (- 5) -(- 5) - (- b) (70) 125 llisrauli Lakh3raj (132) 29.54 Unmhabiled

126 Akollli {133) 83.77 1302 P PHS W,I-Ip PO -(-C) -(-5) (169) ll!7 Iii

Total 18,8403.33 128,877 P(9S) MCW(2) (1S,i)!!!) M(1D) PHS (8) H(8) . fpC (1) 0(2) RP (31) OHW(20) 0 (3)

N:>TII:-Figures given in brackets in Col. 4 rcllate to number of households. DlRBO'l'OBY AND lAND USE

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 deoimal places) Remarks including Nearest anyplace Approach town Power Staple ,-_:_ ,,-~- .. :"_,,-"--"'--:-"-4- ~- ... \--..A.._4_ .---.~,,---,,-----"'-~,. \-- •.• _ ,,-~-- ~ of to and supply food. Forest Irrigated by sourCe Un· 0ulturable Area not; religious, vil1a.ge distanoe irrigated water availablQ historical (in km.) (including for or gauchar cultivation archaeo· and logical (groves) intereilt

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

.IQi\ Mairwa (5) Rice, GC(10'H), W(3'64), 29'79 4.{t4 ;Nl;CJ Wheat TW(4'04), Tk(2.94) KR Ditto (4) l

KR Mau-wa(6) Rict'. GO(37'47), W(IO'll) 5.20 wheat TW (30.35), KR Ditto (4) Rice, GO(23.69), W(13.13), 32.15 13.79 :Nl Wheat TW (4.04), R(10.43). KR.,NC Oitto (3) EAg Rice, GO(42'60), TWE(40.46) 40.75 3.67 16.23 wheat KR Ditto (4) Rice, .. GO(53.76), W(5.98), UO.():) 18.16 KI:Tl ~hize T.W(29.66), Tk(18.57). Kit Ditt} (3) Rice, ' . GO(121.40), W(27.51), 4';.46 4,04 32.67 Wheat Tk(141.63), R(2(\.'I3). PR,KR Siwan (11) EA Rice, GC(12.14). W(19.82). TWE {4.04), 149.64 8.70 7.85 N4:~1l:C3: wheat Tk(6.07), 0(182.10). Tl KR,N0 Do. (13) Rice. GO(56.65), W(80.93), lIS.I7 38.90 01:T3 wheat TW(60.74), Tk(9.10). KR Do. (18) Wheat G0(6.64), W(6.19), TW(6.19), 13.85 3.66 Tk(4.37). KR Do. (14) Rice, GO(48.56). W(1.70), 31.4'3 25.30 Ml:T2 wheat Tk(44.71), R(4.16). KR Do. (13) Rice, W(7.41), TW(28.54), R(4.13) 49.43 1.25 2.1.80 Tl wheat 7.72 G0(2,637.12) 5,788.04 746.31 1,844.13 N204:M49: PC(402.64) C34;T88 W(1.179.45) WE(164.92) TW(2,077.81) TWE(423.45) Tk(1,089.29) R{238.67) L(53.01). 0(1,540.03) 96

VILLAGE

AMENITIES

A~enitie!l aVAilable [if not availtloble within the vill~ge, a dallh (-) is shown HI th"l oolumn and next to it in brackets, the dis~ance in broad ranges Total viz., -- 5 kms., 5 - 10 km~. and 10 + kIlll!., of the nearest place Total area population where the fdocility is ava.ilable is given1. Serial Name of village with of the and ------It·· ...... · • ___ ~ ______... ______•. , ... ______no. Thana no. village number of Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi­ (in h')usaholds water Telegraph days cations hectare!l) (potable) of the (Bus stop, marketl Rly. hat, sta.tion. if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVERUE THAMA-IIWAM-ronecl.

1 Bhalui (216) 214.08 1,250 P RP W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) - (5-H)} (184) 2 Mahammadpur (277) 97.93 1,163 P -(5-10) Tk,R -~(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) (135) 3 Sundarpur (278) 384.45 2,510 P(2) -(-5) W,Hp,C PTO Sunday, -(6-10) (421) Monday, Wednesday, Saturday", 4 Laohhmi Chak (279) 49.78 423 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp,C -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) (66) 6 Ba.da.1'7amin (280) 80.53 415 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp,C -(-5) -- (-5) -(5-10) (61) 6 Sanwalhata (281) 77.29 243 P CHW W,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -- (5-10) (27 ) 7 Aurai (282) 269.92 2,381 P RP W,Kp -(-5) Monda.y, -(-5)· (375) Friday. 8 Pakri (283)' 133.40 1,420 P -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -- (5·10) (234) 9 Bangra Buzurg (284) 82.15 440 P CHW W,TW,Hp --(-5) -(- 5) - (5-10) (5. ) 10 Siari Khurd (285) 57.87 425 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (59) 11 Siari (286) 80.13 925 P -(-5) W,Hp -(--5) -(-5) -- (5-10) (145) 12 Rahara (287) 140.42 1,866 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (271) 13 Lakri (288) 663.27 8,824 P(4)0 D, SMP, W,Hp -- (-5) Wednesday, - (- 5) (1,234) CHW Monday. 14 L'!.kri Dargah (289) 156.21 4,108 P.O -(-5) W,Hp PO and Tuesday, -- ( 5) (694) Phone. Friday. 15 Kail (290) 775.77 7,579 P(5) M, PHS, FPC, W,Hp PO and Sunday, BS (1,035) H,O) RP(2j,CHW(2) Phone. Monday, Thursday, Friday. 16 Paranpur (291) 90.65 698 -- (-5) --(-5) W,Hp - (-5) -(-5) -(-5) (105) 17 Sauna (292) 285.30 1,718 p. -(-'5) W,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5) (247) 18 Jagatpur (293) 66.77 306 P -(-5) W,H? -- (-5) Wednesday, - (- 5) (45) Saturday. 19 Asapur (294) 36.02 224 -(--5) -(-5) W,Hp -(- 5) -(-5) -(-5) (25) 20 Rasulpur (295) 148.52 1,201 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -- (-5) -(-5) (194) 21 Narharpur (296) 158.23 716 P -(-5) W,Hp --(-5) -- (-5) - (-5) (99) 22 Girdharpur (297) 67.99 546 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) - (-5) - (5-10) (97) 23 Panrwa (298) 115.74 1,150 -(- 5) -(-5) W,Hp,N PO - (- 5) - (- 5) (192) 24 Babu Ha.tu. (299) 60.70 631 P RP' W,Hp - (- 5) Tuesday, - (- 5) (97 ) Friday 25 Shekhpura (300) 123.02 1,009 P PHC W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) - (-5) (153) 26 Madhaupur (301) 134.76 2,199 P,M,O RP,SMP(2) W,Tk,Hp PO Monday, BS (312) Friday. 27 K»uchh'l.pra (302) 37.64 .~17 - (-h) -- (- 5; W,Hp - (-5) -(--:J) BS (74) 97

S_UBOI VISIOK-:- SIW A!f S~D A.R . DIREOTORY AND LAND USE

Land uSe (i.e., area und9r different types of land US;) in hectares rounded Up to 2 decimal places) Remarks including Nearest any pla.ce Approach town Power Staple r--__"---_"'--'-"--.--"'-:-"-,._A..-.---.-~-,,-- .-.---~.- ,-,,-.----~ of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by sourCe Un- Culturable Area not religious village distance irrigated waste available historical (in km.) (including for or gauchar cultivation archaeo- and logical groves) interes~

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KIt Siwan (15) l'tice, O(21.S5) ISO.OS 12.15 M2 Wheat Kit Do. (15) Rice. GC(10.! 1), W(5.05) 0(20.23) 25.25 10.11 27.14 wheat KIt Do. (15) ED, EAg .Rice, GC(101.l7), W(6.07), TW(20.23), 122.61 12.14 73.6S }11:C1 Maize TWE(32.37),0(16.18).

KR Do. (15) ED Rice, PC(2.99), W(2.99), TW(25.00) 10.31 2.50 5.99 wheat KR Do. (15) Rice, W(2.99), TW(29.99) 22.03 3.99 21.53 wheat KR Do. (15) Rice, W(9.00), TW(6.00), 0(4.99) 39.2S 10.99 7.03 wheat KR Do. (15) Rice. 0(23.99) 221.99 12.50 6.00 M~:TI wheat KR Do. (15) EAg Rice, W(15.39), TW(4.99), 0(R.90) 93.14 ]3.99 3.99 wheat KR Do. ( 18) Rice, W(7.00). TW(S.OO), 0(3.50) 41.49 12.14 9.99 wheat KR Do. (18) Rice, GC(4.9,·), W(4.99), O(S.OO) 29.00 2.99 7.S0 wheat KIt Do. (1S) Rice, GC(9.97), W(6.00), 0(23.99) 22.12 4.99 12.99 wheat KIt Do. (20) ED Rice, GO(14.99). W(S.OO). 0(27.99) 46.41 S.OO 34.99 Ml fl wheat PR,KR Do. (12) EAg Rice, GO(S1.59), W(349.9S),R(49.99) 121. 73 1.99 57.99 M2:T2 wheat KR Do. (12) EAg Rice, TW(39.99), TWF (59.99), R(l3.99) 9.99 22.20 9.99 Cl wheat KR Do. (IS) EA Rice, GC(54.99), W(44.99), TW(19.99). 401.6S 21.99 S6.49 M5:C2:T 5 Wheat TWE(39.99), 0(101.97).

KIt Do. (15) Rice, GC(9.99),W(4.99),O(24.99) 8.40 13.99 2S.29 wheat RiR Do. (14) Rice, GO(9.99), W(19.99), Tk(4.99), 54.99 27.99 27.29 Wheat 0(139.99). KR Do. (13) . Rice, GC(4.S5), W(7.00),0(31.96) 9.00 4.77 1.99 Wheat KR Do. (14) Rice. W(S.OO),O(14.99) 7.00 4.01 1.99 wheat KIt Do. (13) Rice, W(29.99), 0(79.99) 14.63 20.32 3.59 wheat KR . Do. (14) Rice, GO(9.99), W(26.00),0(74.99) ]6.99 23.22 7.00· Wheat NR Do. (15) Rice, W(S.OO), TW(35.24) 11.99 4.99 7.74 whea.t KR Do. (16) Rice. PC(14.99), TW(64.99) 24.99 7.74 2.99 Ml wheat KR Do. (16) Ric", GC(3.99), TW(34.99) 10.99 3.99 6.70 M] Wheat Kit Do. (15) Ricf'. W(19.99), TW(54.99) 24.99 4.01 lS.99 ~heat PR, KR Do. (20) ED Rice, W(9.99), Tk(9.59),0(.59.99) 35.99 S.40 10,35 Nl:Ml:T! Wheat PR,KR Do. (Ia Ree. W(1.99). 0{12.50) IS.49 2.50 . 2.16 wheat ·98

:. DEfBLofllENT iSLOClCJ B'AItHARIA '\flLIINOE 'AMENITIES

AmenitiEM itvi>ilable-flf not available within the village, a dash( --) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad Total ranges, viz. - 5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest place Total area population where the facility is available is givenJ. ' ___ " __ '1-"-. '\ __ "I __ .------" __ "_~,,..::-,-:--.-,-,,~,,-'1~,,-~ Seria.l Name of villa'ge with of the - 'and' r-'~'- .----- , .... - .-- -. rio. ' 'Thana no; , . ' village number Edllca.tional Mediclll· Drinking' Post - my or Communi- (in of house· water and . da.ys cations, hectares) holds (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, Market/hat. Rly. if any stations Waterwa.ys)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-SIWAN-contd.

28 Nasil'Chlrapra (303) 31.57 362 P -(-5) W -.(--5) -(-b) -(- 5) (51) 29 Dhatill,on :(304) 164.30 1,5'i6 P RP W,'fIp ._ (- 5) -(- 5) --(--5) (241) .:' t ~.'" • 30 'l{ii:rpur (305) 115.74 701 P RP(2) W,Hp - (-. 5) - (-5) BS '(113) 31 Chhatisi (306) 35.21 353 - (-- 5) - (- .5) W, Hp (- 5) Wednesday, - (- 5) ([>0) SaturdaY· 32 N'irkhi Chhapra (307) 29.14 116 -(-5) - (-5) WiHp --(--5) ~.(~ 0) BS (12) 33 M.ira. ~hh'lpra (308) 77.70 639 -(-Ii) -(-5) W, Hp - (5.10) -(-5) --(5.. 10) (65) 31 Chhhlta Tola (309) 50.59 972 P - (- iI) W, Hp -(-5) - (- 5) BS (134) 35 :Sul'ahia (310) 109.26 al0 - (-5) - (5·10) 'V, Hp - (5 .. 10) -'- (- 5) - (- il) (98) 36 Barsar,d311) 86.60 822 - (_'5) - (- 5) W,Hp _. (-5) -(-5) -(-5) (lOb) 37 E:hahpUr (312) : 90.65 680 -(-Ii) -(- 5) W,Tk, Hp -(-5) - (-5) BS' (79) :;8 Tetai\.li p13) , 246.05 2,609 - (-·5) Rp oW, lip -(-'-) W tdnesday, BS (399) SaturdltY· 39 Surahia (314) 163.49 . 1,859 P -(- 5) W, lip - (_. [}) -'- ( .. 5) BS (286) 40 Nawalptir (315) 223.38 1,982 P(2) - (- 5) ·W,Hp - (- 5) -(-5) BS (281) 41 M-ahbubJr Chapt-a·(316) 2'6.'il 465 - (-5) -(- 5) W, Hp _. (-5) -(-:'i) BS (55) 42 Bhalua :(317) 244':'83 1,782 P -(--5) W) Hp FO -(- 5) -(-'5) (244) : 43: Pa-tti :Bhalua (318) . 63.13 515 P -(-5) W,Hp (-.5) ..c_(_ 5) -(- 5) (91) 44 Barharia (319) 444.34 4,326 P, lVi, H H,MCW.HC, W, TkTW PTO Sunday, BS (709) D(4),FP,C Hp. Tuesday, RI'(2),CHW(.'l}. ThursdaY, Friday. 45 Chain Cflapra (~O) 70.82 449 -(- 5) -(-5) .W,'l'k,TW, - (-5) -(- f) -(-·5) (76, lfp 46 Chak I'ararauwa (321) 41.75 857 -.(-·5) -+-5) 'V, Hp --(-·5) ..'.(- 5) -(-5) (135) 47 Parci.rallna (322) 17'i .65 1,083 P - (5"10) :W, Hp -(~. 5) - (5-10) --(- 5) ( 140) 48 Matl\urapur (32'3) 180.49 1,300 P - (10+) '\V,iI:'W,Hr,C -(-·5) Monday, - (5-10) (224) Frida.y. 49 Ala'PUr' (324) 102.79 568 -(-' 5) - (-5) .W;;Hp - (ii.10) -(-.5) -(-f) (91) 50 Pakwalia (325), 116.14 893 -.(-.5) FPC, W,Hp 1'0 -·(-5) - (5"10) (143) CH\\«2). 51 ,'Piprahl(326) 99.96 887 - (- 5) - (- 5) .W;-Hp - (- 5) -(-f) -(IHO) (ll6) - (- 5) - (V-lll) -.(5'10) 52 I Lal1an (327) 216.!1l 1,635 P -(-ill W;lfp (224) BS 53 Hardiya' (328) 12i'.28 1,496 P;M - (- 5) ,W,;Tk,TW, FO - (- r'l (232) HP; : 54' . KoiHTola (32!9) 134.35 Z,361 PiM D(3). WTk'lW-, , , 1'0 - (- 5) BS (:125) RP(2). HIY. .. _(-b) ~ (..:- 5) - (6i l0) 55 E;u~lli13301 127.07 799 ~~:_;5~ "(-5). W I Hp (10'/) ·199

;~PAV~§J9Nm'~WA~:"~~: DlRB(lTOIIY AND ,LA,ND,USE

4nd UBI) (i.e., a/:ell< .u.wier, different types of land UBI) in heotares , rGlQ.U.c\e1i u.p to 2 deoimal plaoes). Remarks including Nearest anyplaoe Approach town Power Staple ,-~------"c-" ,---~,- ...A.,~ __ ._~,~. ______- ~ -- --;""I - _ . o.f ;".'j',': to B!ld Su.pply food .Forest' Irriga~d. by ,SOur?e ,Un,- CuHurable A,l':e·~.Mt;' rehgl?~!It!l village dista1),oo ' il'J:'iglloted water' avail8,b1Ei historICal (in.km.) , (including for or gauchar oultivation archaeo- and logioal groves) interest

11 12 13 H 15 16 1'7 18 19 20

KR Siwan (12) Rice, W(1.99), 0,9.99) 10.29 7.19 2.11- wheat KR Do. (18) Rice, GO(9.99), W(11.99), 0(60.00) 51.58 24.99 5.71 Tl wheat PR,KR Do. (20) Rice, GO(4.99), W(4.99), 0(3~.99) 38.18 20.69 6.64; MI wheat KR Do. (18) Rice, 0(19.99) 9.65 2.54 2.99 Cl wheat PR,KR Do. (II) Rice, TW(1.99), 0(9.99) 12.09 3.p3, 1,99 wheat KR Do. (20) Rioe, W(7.00), 0(39.99) ~0.19 7.19 ,3,29, wh ;380t KR Do. (20) Ricf', W(4.99), 0(35.00) l.99 5.58 2.99 wheat FP Do. (20) Rice, W(I4.16), 0(30.35) 36.42 6.32 21;99 Nl wheat KR Do. (18) Rice, W(7.00), 0(45.00) 20.00 4.66 10.00 wheat PR,KR Do. (11) Rice, W(5.00), 0(17.49) 56.64 7.30 4.19 Nl wheat PR,KR Do. (18) Rice, W(9.99-), TW(7.00), 0(89.96) 88.81 41.58 8.13, wheat PR,KR Do. (17) Rioe, GC(59.Jl9), W(13.99), 0(55.99) 21.99 2..29, ~.19 ,.Nl:l\f.2..:T~ wheat KR Do. (15) Rlee, 00(79.99), W(7.00), 0{23.99) 94.99 3.37 .13.99.. wheat c, KR Do. (18) RicE', W(4.99), 0(8.00) 10.88 0.19- 2.50,.,Nl Maize KR,NR Do. (16) Rice, 00(45.99), W(18.00), TK (79.99) 69.03 14.26 17.52 wheat KR Do. (16) Rice, 00(9.99), W(1l.99), TW(l4;.99) 17.76 5.68 2.68 wheat PR,KR Do. (18) EA Rice, GO(4.99), W(7.97), TW(33.99). 292.98 39.99 42.93 'N25~M7:C~ wheat R(1.50), 0(1£099-). :'.,

KR DQ. (17) Rioe, W(9.99), TW(14.Q9), 'l'Jr(4.99), 27r·30 0.50 8~O6 wheat 0(4.99). " KR Do. (15) Rice. GO(2.99), W(8.00). 0,16.00) 7.00 5.99 1.74 wheat KR Do. (13) Rice, GO(4.99). W(14.99), Q(94.99) 33.99 9.90., 18.'(4 weat KR Do. (15) Rice, GO(I9.99), W(9.99), 'I'W(39.99) 56.29 11.99 ,.42.24 wheat KR Do. (11) Rice, W(3.99), 0(29.99) 38.99 1.99 27.78 wheat KR Do. (12) Rice. Tk(39.99). R(4.49) 55.99 1.99 12.1}9 wheat KR Do. (12) Rice, TW(19.91), Tk(35.14) 35.00 5.75 2.99 01:T2 Wheat KR Do. (12) Rice, Tk(84.99), R(4.99) 116.99 3.16 6.00 l\tf:T2 whJat PR,KR Do. (16) Rice, W(14.99), TW(30.00}. Tk(14.99), 13.75 1.50 37.86 l\t3:~h wheat 0(15.19). ., PR.KR Do. (17) Rice, W(16.00). TW(42.09rh R(4.99), 17.49 0.65 49.23 N4:M4:CI ,,~at 0(4.99). KR Do. (12) Rioe, TW(54.99). R(4.99) 56.99 1.16 '7.bb: w~~a,t, 100

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-BARHARlA VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities availaJle [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the (column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad Total ranges viz. - 5 kms., 5- 10 kms. and 10 + kms., of the nearest plsce Total arcs Population where the facility is available is given] . Serial Name of village with of . the and r---.. --,--.--.--.--.----..,J...._---.------~--___._ ------. no. Thana no. village number of Educational Medical Drir,king Post and Day or Communi- (in households water Telegraph days cations hectares) (potable) of the (Bus, stop, market/hat Rly. if any station Waterways)

1 2 3 4. 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THAN A-SIW AK-con,d.

56 Sahba Chak (331) 84.17 493 -(-.5) - (-5) W. Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS (80)

57 Mansahata (332) 66.37 3S8 -'(-'5) -·(5.10) W,Hp,O ~(-5) Wed·lesday. BS (GS) SaturdaY. 58 Kurwa (333) 160.25 1,479 P -(-5) W, Hp -(-.') -.(-[) BS (202)

59 Qismat SUl'w41id. (334) 19.42 Uninhabited

60 Hathgain (335) 209.22 1,186 P, M -(-5) W, Tk, -(-b) -(-5) - (- 5) (199) Hp.

61 Surw.alia (336) 169.56 1,025 P 0(2) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) - (-5) - (- E) (153) C· 62 Bangra (443-) 26,.49 1,176 P - (5-10) W, Tk,TW, -(- 5) -(-5) -( -5) (166) Hp, N. 63 B:llapur (445) 271.14 2,308 P - (- 5) WHp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (299)

64, Khizar C.ak (4t6) 36.83 239 - (:_ 5) - (-5) W, TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (26) Hp, C. 63 Tilbhiriya Khurd (447) ~5.04 276 - (5-10) -(5-10) W, TW, IIp -(5-10) - (5-10) --(5-10) (35) 66 Tilhbiriya Kalan (44-8) 87.41 886 P - (5-10) w, TW, Hp - (- 5) -(-.5) -(C-:!,) (131) 67 ltanipur (449) 127.47 ],541 P --(-.5) W, Hp - (- 5) -(-.5) -(-·5) (195) 68 Athkhambha. (450) 48.16 1,129 P -(- 5) W, Tk, TW, - (- 5) -(-5) -(-fl) ( 150) HI'.

69 S~cl:lrpur (451) 245.64 2,1l3 P -(-5) W, Hp.C PO _.(- 5) BS (266) 70 Paharpur (452) 122.62 1,455 P RP(3) W, Hp -(- 5) Wednesday, BS (199) Saturday,

71 Habibpur (453) 105.62 1,09 5 P,O -·(-5) W, HP - (- 5) -(--5) -(-5) (156) 72 Pakri Sultan (45!) 67.99 638 - (-5) - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) ~ (- 5) - (- 5) (100) 73 Ba.huara qadir (4a5) 125.45 1,751 p.o - (- 5) W, Hp - (-5) WedIlesday, - (5-10) (228) Saturday. 74 Siurajpur (456) 16.19 173 - (-5) -(- 5) W Hp - (-5) Sunday, - (- 5) (28) Tuesday, Friday. 75 Siurajpur (457) 22.26 170 -(- 5) -(-5) W. TW, Hp - (-5) -(- 5) -(-5) (23) 76 Siswa (458) 93.89 1,398 P -(-5) W, TW, Hp ~(-·5) -(-5) -(-5) (217) 77 Mahamadpur (459) 35.21 155 -«- 5) -(-5) W ,TW, Hp -(-5) - (- 5) -(~5) (21) 78 Chap Kanhauli (460) 39.66 ?63 -'(-b) - (-5) W, TW, Hp - (--5) _(_5) -(-0) (36) 19 Kanhauli (461) 63.01 424 P -.(-6) W,TW. -(- 5) -(-5) -(-5) (69) Hp. 80 Enaetchbapra (462) 39.25 244 P -(-·5) W,Tk,TW, - (-.5) -(- 5) -(-5) (38) Hr· 81 1r[ananpura (463) 146.09 1,119 P - (- 5) W,Tk, TW, -1-5\ -(-5) -(-5) (16S} Ho. 10)

SO BDIVISION-StW AN SADAR DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e .. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 ({ecimal places). Remarks including Nearest any place .A.. Approach town Power Staple r-- - _._ .-- - ~,.- - ,-- -. __ ------.------~ of to and supply food Forest Irrigated bv BourCe Un- Oultur!1ble Area not religioufil village distance irrigated waste available historical (in km.) (including for or gaucher cultivation archaeo- and logical groYes) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 J9 20

PR,KR Siwan 12 Rice, W(IL91). TW(16.73),O(0.44) 47.14 7.03 0.22 wheat, maize PR Do. (8) Rice, W(1.9L), L(IO.00), 0(20.26) 14.99 0.99 18.14 wheat PR,KR Do. (10) Rice. W(8.17), TW(40.88),O(2.16) 95.36 12.70 N2:Tl wheat., maiz3 0(4.1S) 14.37 0.6') O.lS

KR Siwan (12) Rice, W(6.00), Tk(U9), 0(39.44) 122.99 8.00 27.21 Cl wheat, maize KR, NO Do. (10) RiCe, 00(19.99), W(17 .00), Tk(1.99). 63.99 3.99 27.55 wheat 0(34.99). KR Do. (9) .. Rice. W(61.]O). TW(60.29),O(20.57) 40.87 13.21 71.4.0 Tl wheat KR Do. (11) Rice. 00(11.99). W(6.00). Tkl2.99), 196.58 16.74 20.84 Tl wheat, 0(16.00). maize KR Do. (9) Rice, OC(6.07), W(6.07), TW(8.09). 10.38 0.44 1.51 wheat 0(4.04). KR Do (9) Rice. W,12.49), TW(24.2S). 0(4.04) 8.22 1.17 4.96 wheat PR Do. (9) Rice. W(12.14). TW(32.37).0(l2.14) - 10.39 1.99 18.14 wheat KR Do. (12) Hico. OC(7.75), W(1.99), 0(19.49) 67.99 11.99 lS.26 M2 wheat KR Do. (15) Rice. W(9.00), TW(19.99), R(2.99), 5.49 0.70 N4:M3:T2 wheat, 0(9.9~). maize PR,KR,;'W Do. ( 15) Rice, GC(39.99), W(3.99). TW(29.99). 144.49 6.00 9.63 Tl wheat Tk(0.99) 0(9.99) PR.KR Do. (13) Rice, QC(7.97>, W(3.99), 0(16.00) 80.99 4.35 S.90 - wheat, maize KR.NR Do. (20) ED Rice, OC(8.00), W(3.99). TW(4.99), 59.75 5.07 6.75 wheat Tk(2U9\. KR,NR Do. (20) RiCe, PC(9.99), W(!'.OO), Tk(lS.00) 24.31 2.54 4..11 w1:>eat KR Do. (20) Rice, PC(14.29). W(13.9\», 0(49.99) 26.99 3.93 13.44 Ml when: KR Do. (17) RiCe, W(4.9&) TW(6.00) 3.33 0.08 1.76 wheat

KR Do. (21) RiCe, W(4.99), TW(9.99) 1.99 4.00 1.29 wheat FP Do. (21) Rict'. PC(4.99). W(15.38), TW(67.49) 5.49 0.54 Ml:Tl whe'lt FP Do. (21) R)('e. WCl4.99), TW19.90 1l.0;) 2.9\' 2.24 whe'lt. FP Do. (21) -Rice,' W('?OO). TW (l4.9f) 14.99 :!.65 whel\t KR Do. (16) Rice. W(1.21). TW(40.46) 7.33 . wheat KR Do. (16) Rice, W(20.23), TW(12.33) 4.65. "heat KR Do. (16) Rice. W(24.2S). TW(120.3S) 1.43 wheat 102

ESt' , Bl.OC£...... iBARBI.RI A ,VJLLADB AME'NI..rlES '

Amenities available, [if, not available within the village, a dash( -, ) is shown in the oolumn and next to it in brackets, the distance Total in broad ranges, viz., - "kms., 5 dO kms. and 10+ kIllS., of Total area population the nearest place where the facilit,y in available, is givell J.

,.-~_~. <\_"' ___ -4__ " ___ 10 Serial Name bf village with of the and .. --.,.J----.,-- 11.----"-:----4-4-- .. ---.~-.~-,,----.... no. Thansno. village number Aduc,1tional Me({icaI Drinkimg Post Day or Communi· (in of house- water and days cation, hectares) holds (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, Marketf Rly. hat, station if any Waterway

2 3 5 6 7 8 9 '10 REVENUE THANA-SIWAN-conta. 82 Bhabhopali (464) 221.36 1,792 P(2) ~(-5) W, Tk -(-5) Weduesd..y, - k 5) , (274) Saturday. 83 Kutub Chhaprs (465) 104.00 210 - (- 5) - (-- 5) W -(-5) - (- ·5) -, (c-lO) (36) 84 Kurwa (466) 89.43 875 P -(-5) W -.(=5) -(=5) - (- 6) (150) 85 Raohho Pali (467) 193.03 1,488 P NH \V, Tk, Hp, P.O Monday -( 6) (239) R. 86 Jagarnathpur (468) 92.67 884 P RP(3) W, TW, Hp' -(-5) -(- 5) - (- 5) (U9) 87 JagdiBhpuJ: (469) 98.34 392 -(- 5) -(-6) W"Hp,R, -(-5) -(-5) - (-6) (fi2) N,O. 88 Shampur (470) 77.29 822 P -(-6) W,Hp,R, -(-5) - (-5) -(- 5) (144) N, O. -(-5) 89 Rudar Hata (471) 33.99 325 -(-5) -(-5) W.Tk,TW, -,(-5) -(-5) (58) Hp,N, -(-5) 90 Qambhir Hata (472) 52.20 157 - (-5) -(-5) W, TW,Hp -(-5) -(-6) (17) -(-5) 91 Qopalpur (473) 45.73 277 -(-5) RP W;rW,Hp -(~5) -(-6) (44) -(-5) 92 Babu Hata (474) 40.06 3S5 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) -( 5) (56) -(-,5) - (-5.) 93 Lala Hata (475) 47.35 327 - (-5) -(=5) W, Hp -(-5) (59)

94 PurBina (416) 168.35 1,305 P -(5·10) W, Hp -(-5) Wednesday, BS (195) Saturday. -(-5) 95 Chandan ,Chhapra (477) 81.34 274 - (~5) -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) -( 5) (45) C.

- (--5) ~ (~5) 96 Jiadi Tola (478) 80.94 640 P -(-5) W,HP C,O -(-5) (105) -(-5) -- (- 5) 97 Rampur (179) 250.90 1,36Z P -(- .5) \V,Tk;TW, -(-5) (199) Hp, C. Sunday, BS 98 Paltu Hata. (480) 104.41 805 P,M }>HS,CHW W,Tk,Hp, PO (193) C,O. Wednesday.

-(-5) - (~5) - (-5) 99 Painta.lis (481) 13.35 64 - (-5) -(-5) W_Hp (5) -(-5) -(-5) B5 100 Khori Pakar Nilami (482) 85.39 845 P -, (- 5) W,Hp,R,O (124) -(- 5) -(-1\) 101 Khori Pakar Jaddi (;i83) 102.79 738 - (-5) -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) (104) R, O. Bunda.y, -( -5) 102 Jogapur (484) ·256.57 2,775 P,M - (- 5) W,Tk,TW, PO (357) Hp,R,C,N. Tm·sday, Fl'iday. W,Tk,TW, - (-- 5) - (- 5) -(-5) 103 Bhopa.tpur .(485) 172.39 2,155 . I' -:c- (- 15) (321) Hp; R. -(-5) -(-- -(-Ill 104 Bishunpura (486) . 114.93 1,071 P -(-5) W,Tk,TW. (149) Hp,R. 103

'·S.tl\BDInSIOI(';""S1WAlf 9.M)AR :;;;DIBBCTORY .' AND Ll.'\ND USE

und use (i.e., a.rea-under different types of land USe in hectares Remarks round3 d up to 2 d cimal places) including 'NeQ;rest anyplace

_ • _____ • _____ .A. __ ~_ .• _.~ ______~.-... A:)proach town Power '&GaI)lo ,------. . of ~ to and stlp;)l.>' food FOI'est Irrigo.ted by sonrce Un- Cul~urable Arna.l1ot religions, . villolgo distance irrigated waste available historical (in'km.) (including for of gauchar culti vation archaeo- and logical (groves) interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

'KR 'Siwan (20) Rice, .; W(8.00'), Tk(1.99), 0(79.99) 96.67 14.'05 ' 19Ji3 wheat FP Do. (20') Rice, W(4.99),. 0(10'.0'0') 16.46 3.99 8.-03 wheat KR Do. (22) Rice, . Ge(8/lO'), W(3.99), 0(11.99) 48.19 3.0'5 14<.17· 01 wheat PR Do. (24) Ric:." WI(2.99), Tk(49 .99) 46.99 9.99 83.0'2 wheat FP Do. (24) EAg Rice, W(L99), TWE(87.99) 8.0'0' 44.69 M2 wheat KR Do. (22) Rice, W{2.9$), R(9.99), 0(41.99) 33.49 2.'50' 7.34 wheat KR Do. (22) Rice W(1.99), R(1.99), 0(49.99) 16.0'0' 1.99 5.28 wheat KR Do. (22) Rice, W(3.99), TW(14.99) 6.49 2.99 5.49 wheat meiz9. KR Do. (24) .. , Rice, W(2.99), TW(24.99), 16.99 2.99 4.10' wheat maize. KR Do. (24) Rice, .. " W{1.99), TW(29.99) 8.0'0' 1099 3.:73 wheat KR Do. (20') Rice, W(1.99), TW(19.99) 11.99 1.99 4.0'5 . whilitt KR Do. (22) Rics, PC(4.99), W(1.91l), TW(1.99) 22.99 4.99 2.35 whoat, maiz3. KR Do. (20') Rice, GC(I1.99), W(3.99), 0(24.99) 92.43 25.39 9.50' wheat, maize. FP Do. (20') Rice, GC(24.99), W(1.99), TW(9.99) 38.99 2.99 2.33 wheat, maiz3. FP Do .. (20') Rioe, GC(21.99), W(1.99), TW(J9,99) 20'.99 4.99 ·10.93 Wheat, maize. FP Do. (20') Rice, GC(39.1)i}), W(2.99), TW(79.98). 99.99 8.0'0' 16.89 Tl wheat, Tk(2.99). maizo. KR Do. (22) . Rice, W(4.99), 0(41.99) 45.24 2.15 9.99 'wheat, maize. FP Do. (22) Rice, GC(0'.99), W(4.99) 5.99 0'.34 0'.99 Wheat, maiz3. KR Do. (22) ED Rice, W(2.99), R(4.99),0(29.99) 26.99 4.99 15.38 CI:Tl wheat; maiz3. KR Do. (22) EA Rice, W(2.99); TW(49.95), 14.t9 3.24' 11..03 N2!Tl wheat, TWE(16.0'0'), Ri4;99) ma.ize., KR Do. (25) EA Rice, W(28.99), TW(7!t.99), 10'0.99 8.46 i 7.97 MI:C2:TI wheat TWE(4.99), Tk(!.99), R(4.99) .. mai2'e. KR. Do. (25) EA Rice, W(27.O'O), TW(41H'9), 63.99 3.79 7.19 MI wheat, TWE(9.0'(), Tk(4.99), R(4.99). lllMZ3. I~R Do. {25) Rice, W(14.99), TW(65.99), 20'.0'0' 4.92 4.0'4 Ml wheat, Tk(4.99). mai7.e. 104

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BARHARIA VILLAGE

AMENI'lIES

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (- ) is SnOW.l in th9 columa and next to it in brackets, the distance Total in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kIDs., 5·10 kms. and 10+ kms., of Total area Population th'J nearest place. Whare tha facility is available is givenJ. Serial N:lID) of viliJ,gtl with of tha .and r------..A..------______-, no. Thana no. villag3 nu n bJr of Edicational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi. (itl households water 'lelegraph days cations hectares) (potable) of the (Bus, stop. marketJ Rly. hag station, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 R.EVENUE THANA-SIWAN-contd.

105 Sikandarpur (487) 202.74 1,823 P -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (219) 106 Bishambharpur (488) 105.62 851 P -(~5) W, Hp - (- 5) Wednesday, - (- 5) (119) Saturday. 101 Bahadtirpur (489) 112.10 1,326 P PHS, RP(5) W, Hp PO Monday, - (- 5) (209) Thursda~'. 108 Mahal (490) 47.71 321 -(-5) -.(-5) W, Hp -(-·5) -·(-5) - (5.10) (51) 109 Barahpur (491) 86.20 609 -(-5) -(-5) W, Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(5.10) (97) 110 Raghullathpur (492) 64.75 1,024 -(-5) -(-5) W, Hp -(-5) -(-5) - (5·10) (150) III Alampur (493) 139.21 1,492 P -(-5) W,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (23'» Hp,R.

112 Usuri Indauli (494) 40.87 141 :-(-5) -(-5) W,TW, -(-5) -(-5) --(-5) (16) .·Hp, C. 113 Indauli Khas (495) 26.30 194 -(-5) -(-5) W, TW,Hp • -(-5) -(-5) -(--5) (28)

114 Inda.uli Siraj (496) 20.64 180 -(-5) -:-(-5) W,TW,Hp . -(-5) -(-5) -(- 5) (24)

115 Usri (497) 95.09 999 P -(-5) T,TW, Hp -(-5) - (--5) - (- 5) (129)

116 Dumri (498) 98.74 765 P -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-.) -(-5) -(-5) (121)

111 Bhelpur (491l) 81.3·! 731 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) - (-- 5) BS (98) 118 Chanri (500) 123.02 1,136 P -( 5) W,Tk,TW, - (-5) Sunday, BS (168) Hp, C. Wedresday. 119 Hariharpur L31garh (501) 341.62 2,148 P - (-5) W,Tk,TW, Po Tuesday, BS (396) Hp, R. Thursday, Saturday. 120 Mathia Pat:1rhatha (502) 24.28 204 -( 5) -(-5) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (30) R,O. 121 Chainpur Alinagar (50&) 49.37 351 -(-5) -(--5) W,TW,Hp, -( 5) Tues'lay. - (·5) (41) R. Saturday. 122 Patarhatha (504) 63.94 550 P - ( 5) W,TW,Hp, - ( 5) - (-5) _.( --5) (94) R.

123 Wasilpur (505) 65.96 619 P -( 5) W,Hp, N -. (- 5) - (- 5) - (-5) (86)

124 Dhtuajpur (506) 31.23 592 -.(-5) -- (- 5) W,TW,Hp (-5) - (- 5) BS (103) 125 Bh'l.luwara (507) 231.48 1,408 P ..,.. (-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) - (- 5) (208) Hp, C. 126 Bhaday (508) 155.40 911 P - (5=10) W,Tk"TW - (-5) -(-5) - (5.l0) (151) Hp, C, N. 121 Mahmudpur (509) 41.35 814 P,l\! --(5=10) W, Hp Po (-)-5 _. (- 5) (lll ) 128 Tilsandi '510) 10.41 109 P,M - (5=10) W, TW,Hp -(-5) _.(- 5) - (- 5) (111) 129 Bhim}1ur (511) 99.96 680 H 0(2) W, Tk, PO Sunda;\" - (5.10) (86) TW,Hp. Tuesday, Frida.y. 105

SU BDIVISiON---SI WAN SADAB DIRE;CTORY AND LAND USE

La.AO U83 (i.e., area u:Hhr difI0rellt tYPes of land US\) in hectares Remarks rounueu up to 2 d'~cimal places). including Nearest any place _____ • ______.4.______A._ .. _~ ___ ._ ~_ ~_ ,--_. _ ' __ 4 ___ __ --. Approach town Power Sta.ple ,-- -~-~-' of to and supply food Forest Irriga.tJ(j by S::HlrCe Un. CJ.ltutable Area not religious village dista.nce irrigated waste lwaila.ble historical (in km.) (including for of gauchal' clltivatioll archaeo- and logical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Siwan (24) EA Rice, W(7.eO}, TW(56.19}, 0(UI9} 118.15 5.00 14.00 M2 \\ hea.t KR Do. (22) Rice, W(9.W), 0(38.99) 4.2.79 2.99 II.l9 wheat KR Do. (21) Rice, W(19.94), 0(4.4..911) 31.99 3.99 II.lO N2:MIICl wheat KR DQ. (21) Riee, W(4.99}, 0(14.9\) 12.3\) 2.24 8.06 wheat KR Dp. (21) Rico. W(6.i 0), 0(37.99) 28.59 5.75 7.85 whea.t KR Do. (20) Ric,", W(4.99), 0(35.49) 9.99 2.50 7.64 .\' heat PR,KR Do. (24) Rice, GC(14.99), W(49.99), TW(49.99} 5.011 4.99 4.99 NI wheat

FP Do. (25) Rice. PC(IO.50}, TW(10.50) 9.10 4.99 4.49 wheat I<'P Do. (25) Rice, W(I2.50), TW(12.50) 0.29 "heat, maize. KR Do. (25) Rice. GC(6,49}, TW(6.49) 2.10 1.l0 0.99 Wheat, maize. KR Do. (:l2) Rice, TW(27.99), 0(27.00} 25.00 2.08 12.99 M3:C2 wheat, maize. KR Do. (24) Rice, TW( 19.99), 0(24.99) 45.00 1.99 6.73 wheat, maiz'J. KR Do. (25) Rice, . W(O.20}, Tk(0.20} 60.20 12.14 wheat PR,KR Do. (25) Rice, I W(20.99), TW(69.99} 20.00 3.01 "h':at PR,KR Do. (22) EA Rice, - " W(99.95), TW(I99.95}, 7.00 15.05 3.61 N2:M.3:CI: wheat 0(19.99). TI liR Do. (20) Rice, W(I.99), TW(14.99}, R(1.99). 2.27 0.99 wheat 0(2.00). KR Do. (20) Rice W(9.99}, TW(29.99), 0(4.99) ·0.99 2.37 0.99 wheat KR Do. (20) Rice, W(9.99), TW(·1O.24), 0(0.74) 1.99 0.99 0.93 wheat, maize. KR Do. (22) Rice. W(24.99), Tk(29.99}, 0(4.99) 1.99 2.95 0.99 v,h(lat maiz~. PR,KR Do. (25) Rice, W(8.39). TW(4.35) 15.98 8.09 0.42 whoat KR Do. (25) Rice, GC(40.46), PC(60.70), W(20.23), 68.45 0.80 0.38 wheat TW(40,46}. KR,NR Do. (22) Rice, GO(40.46), W(20.23), TW(16.IS), 17.11 32.74 24.64 ~l wheat 0(4.04). PR,KR Do. (20) EA Rice, W(0.99}, Tk(1.99), O(S.OO) 22.43 1.86 12.03 NI wheat PR, KR Do. (14) EA Rice, W(22.66}, TW(20.23) 0(Il.34) 8.90 0.98 6.15 ...-heat KR Do. (II) EA Rice. W(48.15}, TW(20.23),0(10.28) 10.11 0.79 10.23 Tl wheat 106

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK .BARHARIA VILLAGE AMENITIES

Ameniti.J~ available [if uot available with!n thfl village, a dash( - . )is shown in th9 column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad rangeS, Total viz., ~ 5kms., 5 - 10kms. and 10+ kms of the near.,st pillce Total artJa Popui1tioll wh:>fe thl} facility is avail \ble is given]. Serial Name of villag", with ~~) ~d ~~------~------______~ no. Thll.!lllo no. "illagB number E'{'wational Medical Drinking Post Day Of Communi. (in of house· water and days cations hectares) hole's (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, Marketf Rly hat, stations, if any Waterways)

2 3 4; 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 REVENUE THANA-SIWAN-contd.

130 Tilsandi (512) 159.85 995 ~( 5) -·(5·10) W,Hp - ( 5) ~ (-5) -I.-~' (144) 131 Kanahar (514) 57.81 744 P -+ ·5) W,Hp - (- ·5) -(-5) BS (111) 132 Hardeo Baril (515) 219.34 1,657 P - ,(5.10) W, Hp -( 5) Tuesday, BS (234) Thursday. 133 Babhan Baril. (516) 126.26 1,685 P RP W, HI' PO Wednesday, (- 5) (237) Saturday, 134 Bhagwanpur (517) 38.04 470 P - ( 5) W, TW, Hp - ( 5) - (-5) -(-5) (67) C. 135 Ahirni (518) 105.62 487 P - ( ·5) W, TW,Hp, - ( - 5) -( -5) - ( 5) , (61) C. 136 Chauki Hasan Chauki 513.03 4,802 P(2) l\{ PHS,PFC W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, BS Makhdum (519) (665) 0 Hu, R,(J,N. Friday. 137 Salahpur (524) 129.09 2,044 P FPC W,Hp - ( ,5) Sunday BS (285) 138 Nasopur Saraia (525) 72.03 679 -- ( - 5) -(- 5) W, Hp -(-5) - (- 5) B.S (92) 139 Fakhruddinpur (526) 81.15 1,338 P - (--5) W, Hp - (- 5) -- (-5) BS (156) 140 Daniaylpur (530) 291.31 3,496 P,M,H PHC,PHS, W, Hp PO Monday, BS (501) RP(3). Wednesday, Sa.turday. Total 17,782.24 160,235 P(96) H(1) (23,268) M(12) MCW(1) H(4) HC(1) 0(6) PHC(2) PHS(5) D(8) FPC(5) NH(1) RP(8C) SMP(3) CHW(1t} 0(5) lv7

SUBDIVISION -_ SIWAN SADAR

J)IRE~TORY

AND LAND USE

Land USE' (i.e., area. under (Iifferent types of lana use in hectares roun<\ed. up to 2 decimal places). Remarks includin bO Nearest anyplaoe Approach town Power Staple ,.- - .•- ~ --4-,_._. ____ • ______.A. ____ ._ "-"- .--,---.,__ •.---'""\ of to and su~)ply food Forest Irrigated. by sourc;:, Un· Oulturable Areanot religious, village distance irrigated water available historioal (in km.) (inoluding for of gauchar cultivation aroha.eo­ and logical groves) interest

It 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Siwan (23) Rice, GO(39.99), W(4.00), Tk(1.99), 69.07 7.30 23.46 wheat 0(13.99). PR,KR Do. (14) RiCA, PO(4..99), W(7.00), 0(29.99) 6.00 4.99 0.99 Nl wheat PR,KR Do. (22) Rice, GO(39.99), PC(9.99), W(7.00), 74.00 8.03 32.28 NIl wheat Tk(3.991), 0.(43.99). KR Do. (20) Rice, GO(4.04), W(2.99), TK(1.99), 60.25 3.29 17.70 Nl wheat 0(29.94) KR Do. (22) Rice, PO(O.99), TW(20.12), 0(2.99) 4.00 1.99 7.95 Nl:Tl wheat KR Do. (21 ) Rice, PC(0.99), TW(37.99),0(10.99) 49.00 2.12 4.28 wheat PR,KR Do. (20) EA Rice, PC(4.99),TW(l49.99), 311.48 16.00 37.49 N2 ;M2 :C2: 'fl wheat TWE(2.49), 0(49.99). PR, KR Do. (14) EAg Rice, PC(5.00), W(lO.OO), 0(60.00) 29.11 2.99 21.99 N2 wheat PR,KR Do. (14) Rice, PC(9.94), W(3.99),0(29.99) 6.00 1.99 19.9~ Nl:Tl wheat PR,KR Do. (14) Rice, W(7.00),0(39.99) l4..99 2.99 16.00 N5:MI wheat PR,KR Do. (14) EA Rice, PC(24.99), W(14.99),O(I64.74) 34.99 4.99 46.57 N20:Ml wheat

GC(956.21) 6,125.63 905.83 1,866.08 N96 PC(185.32) M58 W(1,695.90) 022 TW(S, 419.76) Ta5 TWE(202.82) TIl: (486.91) R(121.86) L(10.01) 0(2,6940 .41) 108

DEVELOPMENT BLOOX--PAOHRUKHI

VlLM~ih AMENilTIES

Amenities available[if not avaihl.ble within the village, f\ dash( - lis shown in the column and next to it in brackilts. the distauce in broati range". Tutal viz., -- 5 kms.• 5 ·10 kms. and 10+ kms.) of the neartBt plsee Total area Population ,. h~re the facility is available is given]. Sarisl Name of villago with of the an

2 3 <1 5 G 7 8 9 10 HEVlNUE THANA-SIWAN-contd.

.l\Iahpllr (243) 9:'>.117 954 P "Y,Tk,T""'-, - (- 5) - (-5) - (- 5) (113) Hp- 2 Da.udp,lr (24ri) 31.57 281.1 - (-5) W,Rp -(-5) - (- 5) - (- n) (1;3) 3 Fathulahi (246) 70.01 8:.! P(;J) - (-5) W.Tk,TW, PO - (-5) BS ( 10) Hp_ 4 Pakri Ba'lgali (24i) 97.12 I,H55 P,\i -(- 5) W, Hp -(-~5) -(-5) -·(-·5) (;dO) 5 Chak Samda (248) 3,).6[ .J15 - (-- 5) - (--5) W,TkjHp - (- 5) -(-5) BS (83) 6 Chakiya (249) 3,i.21 27l --(--5) --·(--5) \Y, lip _+_.5) --(--5) BS (42) 7 ::tlahadewa (21i1l) 80.53 3,()8ti P(2),:H,H --(- ,j) W, TIc,Hr, - (- 5) -(--ill --(-.5) (47\) H,~. 8 Ht~kkam (252) 102.7:) 1,713 1',0 - -(-·5) W,lfp -(- 5) - (--5) --(--5\ (:124) 9 BYlIISar B lzurg (253) 169.97 3,S(U P -(-5) W,Hp -(--Ii) -·(-.5) - (--5) (498) 10 Bijehata (254) 43.71 30{ -.( - 5) S.:IiP(i» W,Up _.( - 5) - (-5) -(--5) (4\) 11 Jhunapnr (255) 138.40 1,046 P -(--5) W,Hp - .(- -5) ( 1(\5) 12 Akol'ur (25tl) 1:13- [4 1,136 l' -- -( ·i,) W,Tk,Hp --( -.1) -(- 5) - (- 5) ( lliS) 13 Chak Pa~ra.m (25i) 3~.Ii() 274 -(-5) -(-ill W,TW,Hp -·(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (;in) 14 Bhatwali.1 (337) 171.58 I,;;.'{ p. -(,i-III) W,Tk,Hp,C --(-iJ) Sunday BS (217) . 15 Baruhlllli (33S) 3()7.96 I,M!) 'P,M --(;"rIO) W,Tk,Hp, PO Wednesday, BS (233) C,O. flaturday. 16 Ukhaipachhiaripatti (3~9) 381i.4 7 2,428 P,M' FPC W,Tk,TW, -(-on -(-5) --(-·5) (34n) Hp. 17 R.Wllpnr (310) 114.12 8!l2 P - (i)-IO) W,Hp,C - (5-10) - (- 5) -·(5-10) ( 131i) .')00.49 4,ii25 P PHS W,'i'k,Hl',C PTO Wcdnuday. - '(,;-10) (G;'iI ) flatnrday- 19 Mahnari (312) HiS.23 2,041 P --(--1)) W,Hp -. (-- 5) - (--;,) - (5-10) (259) 20 GO.Jain C.1lktpm Pi3) 71).Rfl 917 -- ( -:;) ---(_. Ii) \Y,Rp - (- 5) Fl'iday - (5-10) (138) 21 Bahhnallli (344) 19.02 :1i9 _. (- 5) -(--;;) W,RI' - (--5) - ·(--5) - (;'_10) (47) 22 Daroga Hata (34Ii) 33.n\) fi4(\ - ( -oi) - -(---.i) W,Hp - ( . Ii) - (- :~) - (-·5) (71) 23 Atarsna (34(\) llO.()7 [,084 -,( ..i) --(-·5) W,Hp _.(--;) -(- f) - (_.1}) ([52) 24 Baisakhi (347) 233 . .'i0 2,170 P PHS W,TW,Hp --(-.Ii) -.(--.1) BS (234) 25 Harrlia (318) 171.01 ? ,043 IVt -,(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO Tuesdav. - ( -5) (290) Hr, :Friday- 26 Korl.ai (340) 99.9ii 908 l' --(5-10) W,TW,Rp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (ll 'i) 27 JaBa~lli Pakallli (350) 24B.2S ?,OSr; P -(-iii W PO -(-f) TIS (299) 28 Ja9a'lli Kharag (~;;l) 496.95 3,,,89 PI3), 0 - (-5) "','I'k,Hp - (- 5) -(-5) BS (495) 29 Malupur (354) 282.87 l,li90 P -(-5) 'V, Hp - (-·5) -(-5) -(-5) (233) 109

SUBDIVISION-SIWAN' SADAR' DIREC!felW

AND iI~ANn USE

L'1~d uille' (i.e., area. und:er diff~rent types of land us~)n hectarcs rounde'l up to 2 '{eciml11 places(. Remarks il, cludh, g Nearest any place Approach town Power Sta.ple·r----~~---- ___, __ A ___., " '-' ,.--_ ,_, "-' , ...... , or to and supply food Forest Irrigated by source Un· Culturable Area not religious, villa.ge ' dista.nce irrigated waste available historic!.l (in km.) (inc1udillg for or gauchar cultivation archaeo- and logical groves) interest

11 12 13 15 16 17 IS l!1 20

KR Siwan (2) EA Rice, n\ (10.11), TWI (40.46) 34.04 7.28 0,78 wneat PR, KR Do. (1) ED Ric!". T\\ (6.23), Tk(18.13) 2.08 1., I 3.40 ]'.,·I:::\;j :1'1 Wueat PR, Ret Do. (1) EA RiCt. W(13.75), Wi (16.32) 2S.04 1.67 9.92 1,,''-;0:1.\j[,: Wlluat (':30:T5 PR, KR Do. (2) ED Rice, TW(35.89) 51.06 4,6G 5,15 i\{i :1'2 W:lO&t­ p~, KR Do. (I) Rice, T,r(1l.13) 20.87 1.67 1.1l :r-.'lli:::\iI wheat PR, KR Do. (I) EA Rice, TW(10.12) 14.22 ].87 wheat PR, KR Do. (2) ED, EAg. Hic", T\\'(24.9';) 39,31 Vi5 13.07 :r-.'25:i\i4:C2: wheltt Tl KR Do. (3) EA .Kice, TW{4S.83) 30,77 14.19 NlO:l\;2 wheat PR, KR Do. (I) FA l:ice,- ~(62.85) 84.56 8.11'1 12.84 :r-.'lO:M1:C3: Witeat T1 KR Do. (3) Ric~, TIV(27.;;ii) 8,67 1.8·1 3.3S Tl wheat PR, KIt Do. (2) ffiAg Ricl, W(43.14) 77.77 9.76 7.42 N 15:('1 wh,>at Kit Do. (3) Rice, T\\ (4S.52) 5ii,OO 17.04 7.49 N 10:lVi2 Wneat KR Do. (2) FAg Rice, TWL(13.60) 16.22 0.95 2.74 :r-.·S wheat PR, R;R Do. (9) J1if'o , GC(.5J.fHI), W(14.16), 0(1111,70) 3I.r.() 10.17 2.42 TJ whea.t PR, KR Do. (8) Rice, G(,(20.23), '1'(3!1.3[i). Tk() 4.1 fJ), 107.;;8 34,::;4 Ail:Cl wheat 0(010;'). KiR Do. (5) EA l~ice, GC(30.35),,, (10.11), nVE 14-0.32 4[1.80 (2 wheal' (72.0?),0(oll.711). ER Do. ('n) Rice,: GC(56.65). W(4.01) 38.84 4,04 4,04 wheat KR Do. (ii) Rice, W(10.I), T\Y(217.37),Tk(40A6). 1 (;1.87 /\!l.43 17.04 1'2 wheat KH Do. (8) Rice, W(66.2(;) Iii 2fl 15.17 i\ I wheat KR Do, (8) Ilie" • TW(27.r)!l) 3 fun 4.46 l\il wheat KR Do. (7) Riei', T\\(13.13) 2.H2 0.55 2.14 Tl wheitt KR Do. (.'i) Ric." T\\ (23.7S) 4.42 1.76 3.3S wh"at PR, KH Do, (2) ED Ricf'. TW(57.06) 33.14 1O.!::9 8. 8 l\,o1 :1'2 wheat PR, RR Do. (3) ED, EAg Bicf', T\\'(14.16). TWF (111.44) 74.00 /\.43 27.[,7 T4 wheat, KiR Do. (~) ED, EAg RiC'", 1'\\'(81.1)9), TWE(24.48), 33.!l8 13.64 (l.30 wllflat 0(:lO.4~). PR Do. «(j) FA Ricr, TV\(40.4il) 4!l.72 f),08 0.70 whf'at PR, Kr. Do, (8) EAg Ric\t', \, (8.02), WF (6.13),1'\\ (11i:;,81), :>.01 20.57 TI whaat 'rWE(28.48), PR, Kn Do. (2) Rief, l\,(16,22), T~ (350.3!l) 43,32 3,70 £3,32 lVf3:(2:1'4 wheat KIt Do' (10) }{io ...:1, W(15.80), TW(I()0.40), 60,53 5.93 1 i .. 1 wh.'at TWE(82.71), 110

DEVt:LOPMlNT BLOOX-PAOHRUKHI VILLAGE AMENITIES

AJ?enities available [if not !wailable withinthe village, a dash(- lis shown III th,] column and next tu it ill brackets, the distance ill broarl ranges, Total viz,,'- 5kms., 5-- 10kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest l,lace 'rutal area population where the facility is available is given]. Seria.l Na.me of village with of the and ,"- ,---- ._._-- .-.-,.. ---- ,. ,...... _ ... ,- ___ •.•___ ,_ .... _..... ______...... no. Tha.nftl.o. village number Erlucational ]\'[edical Drinking Pust Day or Communi- (in ofhoUBe' water IIolJd days cations hectares) holds (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop; Market I Rly. ha t, station, if any. Waterways)

1 2 3 (l 7 9 10 REVENUE THANA-SlWAN_COHtd.

150.95 979 P -(- ii) W, Hp .- (-·5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (121) 31 Pengwara (3,ill) 21ti.IO l,.!lii P --.(- ',il W,TW,Hp, --·(-·5) ·-(-fi) .. (- 5) (~15) N. 32 RarallLi (3:\7) l48.11 I;HH lVl -(-5) 'l'K,Hrl<" - ·(1.-10) Tuesday, --(IHO) (:&87) i:latlll~ll\'-' 33 Bhltwalin Pi,~) 21.0t t82 P -.( . fi) W,fIp - (~5) - -(-.5) -. (rHO) (46) 34 Hat,a (:l;;0) 7.i.G8 601 - (-5) - ·p-I 0) W,Hp - (5-10) (77) 35 AlaP H (3S9) MI.l\) 653 - (._ 5) --(.i-lO) W,Tk,Hp ,PO Runday --(··5) (71l) 36 Bhe:d'j)t1fWa (3f11) 711.72 Il71 P _.(- .;;) w;rk,Hp, .. (- 5) -.(;'\-10) (l1S) .N • 37 Lah"ji (392) "(lO.o" • ,437 P ,~r,H,O --( -.;,) W,Tk,TW, PO Tu('s-l.aY, -(5-10) (IH:i) Hp. Fl'i(Lay. 3'1 Ma.,dr,Vlli (3~3) 181.3G 1,77H P - (5'10) W,Tk,Hp PO -(- :'») - (5-10) (~2:;) 39 lVia"ldraJ}aJ i (394) 24fi.O;' 1,'lLl~ 0 - (lHO) W,Tk,TW, - (- il) Sunday, - (~5) (~43) HI" Wednesday. 40 Arjal (3f)",) 62,32 901 P - (- 5) W,Tk,TW, - (- ") -(- 5) - (5-10) (119) Hp, 41 Harpnr (396) lOil,43 711 I' .. (- 5) W,Tk,TW, - (- 5) -(- 5) - (- 5) (113 ) Hp. 42 Madhwa~nr (3n) 5.i.44 354 - (- 5) -(-!l) W,TW,Hp - (- ;,) - (- II) - (5-10) (33) 43 Ra.'Ialpur (3JS) 202. i-i l,G72 P PH;'; W, TW, Hp - (5'lb) Sunday, - (5-10) (51) Wednesday. 44 Kohrallta (399} 10i.24 1,097 0 W,TW,Hp -.( . .3) -·(-·5) -(5'10) (139) 4;, Bi... hamhhaQnr (40) 100.31) J, '23 ;\{ PIB, FPJ, W,Tk,TW, --(:l= 10) Wednesday, -(-5) ( 161) ~'L,i1' • .tip. Sat,urday. 4G Phalpllra (401) 24726 1,17Ii l' H,PHR, w,Tk,1'W, - (--:i) -(- 5) - (5-10) (~O') ) ('HW. Hp, C. 47 Paranli (404) 3nn.52 1,345 P - (~5) W,Tk,Hr,C --·(-·5) - (- 5) - (5-10) (:l(J9) 48 Bary.trpllr (40;i) I (JI).IlO 1,61Hl [' - (- 5) W,'fk,'fW, - (- 5) - (- 5) -(-5) (~3t) HI" 49 S():1a"ipar (406) 8;i.39 ROil -( ,;,) -.(5-\0) W,Hp .. ·(5.10) -(- fi) -(-.5) (9Ii) 50 Chan(h If (40i) lfl,) , "I 83!1 P -- (i' H) W,TW,Hp - ·(:i-l0) - (- fi) - ('~'IO) ( 132) 51 G::tmharL, (iO~) 8.il r,:'I[ PHR, R:\IP \V,Tk,T\V, PO Sunday, - (-5) (121 ) Hp. Wednesday· 52 Gopn.lpllr (40~) 185.7;', 1,r.:W r W,Tk,TW, - ·(-·f,) - (- 5) -(-5) (t:;4) Hp. 53 Pag,w JCothi (410) 113.72 l,lf,2 P - (- 5) W,Tk,HP -(-5) - (- 5) BS (lIi2) 54 M:Jha.mm'1,dpnr (t II) 1,3R!l l' - (-:') W,Hp - (- 5) - (-5) -(-5) (I R~) 55 p"chrukhi (412) 2llG'Z8 3,74.1; P, M, 11 H, FPC W,Hp PTO and Nionday, BS, RS (:;RO) Phonl'. ThnrBllay. 56 Mll.khnnpllr (H3) 176,8:' ?,09;) P - (- 5) W,Tk,Hl' -(-.Ii) -- (--5) -.(-·5) (33S) 57 ,Sadikp'lr (414) 13~AO 1,334 P - (-- 5) W,Tk,Hp -+ .1)) -+·5) -(-Ii) ( 17S) 5B Cha'lml11dul. (4113) 144,88 1,450 P • - (~5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) --(-ii) (\80) 111

SUBDIVISIOH-SIWAN SADAR . DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area. under different types of land use in hectares round3d up to 2 decimal places) Remark!! including Nearest anyplace --"_"'-"I-.. - ~--1 __ ~_ , __ ,_.A __ .. ~_~,_ ,\_ '\ __ "1 __ \ __ \--- \-- A?proach town Power Staple r--'-'- -. of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by sourCe Un- Culturable Area not religious, village distance irrigated waste available historical (in km.) (including for or gauchar culti vati()Il archaeo- and logical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Kn Siwan (111) BAg Ric.), W(5.HI), 1'\>\ (25.1;'), 22.97 2.38 19.55 lVi3 wheat 'fW.b, (72.S!!) KR Do. (14) EA Riel', \" U.12), 1'" (l4.3t), 97.0U 33.34 whel'Lt 'fWl'"(6J.ll') KR Do. ( 1-1) EA Rice, \-, (,1.02), 1'v\ ('~.:25), 1'k(:l3.0:l) 62.15 :35.57 1'1 wheat, KR Do. ( 14) Rice, \\ (l.ii6), n\ (1'.03) !l.iil 1.3l wheat Kf{' Do. (J4) Hice, v\(,2.It), TVI (lI.!)!l) 4VJ3 3.8t) 1\":l whoat RI{ Do. ( 1:3) Hice, \V(~.!JO), 1'.\(21).'<0) 28.\)·1 ii.S3 Wheal \\ (.).7;-), 1'., (Ui'), Tk(12.14) 102!J Kn Do. (I ;~) EAg Rice, 4UH wheat KR Do. (Hi) EAg Hie., \\ (111.7:3),1'\\ ("5.0H) 2.,1).14 tr'.:15 61.21 JVH:C2:T5 wh.:nt, 1\(2:1'2 Kn. Do. (IH) Ric!', \\ (50.71l), 1\\ (W.3H) H1.78 13.75 B.lii whent ,")I)J)tt 1:3,59 KR Do. ( lfI) Hinp, \\"( [H.37), 1'W('].91) 81.56 wheat '1'1 KR Do. (IS) Rice, \\ (Iti.:lS), 1'\~ (~.t)9) 2.).:3(i 0.32 12.27 wheat KR Do. (17) B \g Hice', \\ (10.12), '1'W(4S.i51) 31.24 (j.n HUll wheat KR Do. (17) Rici', W([(l.Il),1'Vl(i.04) 2IJ.[JO O.9l 2.95 whoaL KH Do. ( 17) Rio", \\'(,>2.70), '1'\\ (0.1 i) 114.HS S.ul ::0.33 C2:T3 wheat KR Vo. (12) Riot', \\ (20.23),1'1\'(4.04) OS.tic) 5.78 S.G!J wllen.!, ER Do. (IS) BD Hice, W(~.9;l), '1' ,V(20.78!,'l'k(13.IS) iil.60 5.71 wheat W(7.99), '1'W(H.09), 135.17 39.13·NJ: ).\lI:Tl KIt, ~\j Do. (10) EAg Ric(', Wheat TWl< (:lO.12) Tl PR, KH, Do. ( 1.5) Hi~f', \\"(27.08), '1'W(42.!JfJ) 2HO.77 3il.oS wheat. KR Do. (13) ED Ricl', W(Ii.21), 'fW(59.1!l) 8f3.21l 3~.6tl Wheat. 8.19 1'1 PR,KR Do. (12) _T~icp, \V(-I.\),I), 'fW(iiO.8~) HUH tl.05 wheat [}.45 CI KR Do. (I:!) EAg I~ie(l, w(44.tiI), '1'WE(i'i7.12) 27.82 30.43 wheat 2.70 13.17 Pr.,Klt Do. ( 12) FA Hie,', W(I.27), WE(IO.H), 1:'.36 wheat TWl (2 '.32) W(l4c.1l4), T\Y(45.31l), 2~.H\ 3.10 15.76 1'1 PR, Kl-t Do. (12) EAg Bien, whAat TWF(iH.:l2) 4.63 11.79 NI:M' 1m Do. (10) ED, EAg Rice, W(4.55), TW(10.33), 3.06 wheat TWE79.05) 8.61 1.34 8.58 M2:C2:TI PR,KR Do. (10) EAg Ricr, W(2.00), WE{24.73), wheat 'fW(4.4'l) 74.97 8.73 39.39 NI0:M6:C2 PR,KR Do. (il) EA Rice, W(6.15), TW(30.40), wheat 'fWE (106.23) 42.64 5.05 13.11 Cl PR,KR Do. (9) EAg Rice, W{25.47), TW{40,43), wheat 'fWE(48.19) 37.06 3.15 18.34 PR,KR Do. (9) Rice, W(6.13), TW(73.29) wheat 13.20 0.44 21.7q,._ M1 l?R,KR Do. (6) Rice, W(8.09), TW(101.40) wheat 112

DEV.!L9PMEN'l' -BLOOK-PAOHRUKHI

~QE AMENI'l!I.ES

Amenities .wailable [ifllot available withiu the village, a dash( - jis shown in. the column and next to it ill br.wkets, th) distance in broad ra.ages, Tutal vi7-., - 5 killS., 5 - 10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest place Total aroa population whertJ the faoility is available is givell]. Serial Na.me of villa.ge ,vith of th9 a,Vtd ,--- "10-. -_- _ \- ~ ._ .• • - ,- __ ,,_ ...... __..... _ . • _. _._ ,_ ,_"10 _ _ " ,_ . ___ '\_ - --~ ... -"\ no. 'l'hana no. village nUlnb.,r or gd'lCational Medical Drinking· Post and Day or Communi. (in hectares) houstlholds "'tloter Tologra.ph days oations (potable) of the (Bus stop, market I Rly. hG t. statiol1, if any Waterways)

2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10

R3V3:,NUJ THA,NA-SIWA~-Coll,d.

59 S~lPauli (417) 3':2.Ll3 1,!J;)9 P,lIi,H - (-5) W,Tk,Hp - (- 5) -(--5) -(-5) (:i5·1) 60 Nd.iupura (41!l) 162.:!S l,14!J P -(;'HO) W,Tk,Hp PO - (5.10) - (5.10) ( 151) 61 Ghorgahiya (!l9) 161.47 838 P - (- 5) W,TW,Hp _.(- 5) -(;j'lO) -(5·10) (97) tl2 ~ahlaur (420) .) ')4-1 M PHS W,Tk,TW, PO -(5'10) -p'lO) (:~o:!) . HI', l'\. (j3 Garibganj (42J) 2SI) _. (-5) -. p-10) \V,HI' - (- 5) - ([;']U) B::; (4li) 1.i4 NIO!:a.mpur (442) U4.:W iii !J -(-.5) -.(-,;)) W,Hp - (- 5 - (5'10) DS (77) 6;) BCl.rLawalia (423) IH.SS 1,152 P -(-[I) W,Tk,Hp _.(- 5) - (5'lU) - (- 5) ( !fif) 66 Itwa (424) 124.64 1,3.,}5 l' - (-·5) W,Tk,T\\', PO - (_. 5) - (- ·5) ( 18li) Hp. 67 Gharthaulia (+23) 6tl.37 63l l' - (5'lU) W,Hp - (-·5) - (- 5) - (-'5) (SO) 68 l\iutuk Chhltpm (4:i6) (j7.5.~ !,1611 P,M -. (5'10) W,Tk,Hr -+-.;.) Monday, Bi' (142, Thursday. 69 lIarkagaon (427) 1,621 1', .:II, H CHW, 0 W,Tk,Hp - (-- 5) WednesdaY. BS (222) Saturda~. 70 .Majha~llia (428) 125.0':; 589 P - (5·10) W,Tk,Hp -,(-·5) - (- 5) - (- ;») (92) 71 Papaur (12J) 3!JH.OI 3,41i1 P - (;")·10) \V,Tk,TW, 1'0 Slm(l.aY, DS (470) Hr. F, N. Tuesdav. 72 Kalcanpur (430) tlH.37 34!1 P -(5'W) W,Hp -(- 5) l\ionday; - (- 5) (.>~I) Thursday· 73 Samopur (431) 165.92 1,[ 18 P - (-5) W,Hp _·(-·5) - (- 5) - (-·5) ( It)!) 74 Narhat (432) 218.12 1,187 l' -.(--;j) W,Hp - {- 5) - (- 5) - (-·5) ( IlI:{) 75 .Madhwapill' (433) 100.36 7tH - (5' lO) W,Hp -(-1') -(-'5) _.(- ·5) ( I r 0) 76 Surwala (431) 333.08 Z,Ot;\) P -(- 5) W,Hr,s PO -(- 5) - (5,10) (317) 77 Walipur (435) 170.37 91iO -(0) -·(5-W) W,Tk,TW. - (- 5) -(-5) -(J'10) (12l) Hp. 78 l\Cithanpara (436) 107.24 456 P - (5'10) w;rW,Hp - (-·3) --·(-·5) - (5'11» (I'l) 79 Gotharo (437) 3l.40 Unill~bit~d 80 Sota (438) 15.38 Uninhabited 81 Rorarkhap (43!) 6.47 Uninhabited 82 Siswa (440) 130.:n 675 -- (- 5) -(- 5) W,Hp -(-·5) - (.~) - (- 5) (105) 83 Knrar (441) 23.88 274 - (- 5) -(- .1) W,Hp - (-- 5) -(- ii) - (- 5) ( (2) 84 Ba,njo.riya (·H:n 149.33 410 -{- 5) - (- 5) W,Tk,TW - (- 5) - (- 5) --(-5) (M) 8;) . Nur !(Hinpllr (444) 103.19 R77 P - (10+) W,TI,Hp - (- !i) - (-5) _.(- 5) (1 '17) 86 Pipra (;')13) 280AR ?,'117 l\I - (.5-}I) W,Tk,TW, PO MondaY, -(-·5) (t ·;fl) HI'. Friday. 87 Ktithi( .;2(1) 82.55 02" P - (10+) W,TW,Hp, - (- 5) -(--5) - (- 5) {t'2) 113

SUBDIVISION-SIWAN SADAlt DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land USe in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places). Remarks including Nearest a.ny plaoe Approach town Power Staple r------..A..------. of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by source Un- Culturable Area not religiouB, village distance irrigated waste available historical (in km.) (including for or- gauchar cultivation archa.eO. and logiCal groves) interes1)

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Siwan (5) EAg Rice, WI2.02), TW(60.70), 26.97 0.86 24.34 MI:TS wheat TWE (206.49). KR Do~ (7) Rice, W(2.91), TW(1l1.30) 35.24 0.9] 9.79 MI wheat KR Do. (8) Rice, W(4.08), TW(26.30) 8.09 5.79 117.21 wheat KR Do. (12) Rice. W(S.90). TW(26.30) 22.34 51.69 14;0.46 M3:Tl wheat PR,KR Do. (11 ) Rice. W(l.61), TW(12.14) 18.72 0.80 4.85 wheat PR Do. (7) Rice, W(

5.82 9.28

KR Siwan 12) Rice, W(20.23), TW(19.01), 18.21 52.63 wheat Tk(20.23). KR Do. (12) Rice, W(2.05), Tk(6.38) 5.75 2.96 S.71 wheat KR Do. (10) Rice, TW(14.22), 0(20.53) 67.15 14.26 33.17 wheat KR,NR Do. (10) Rice, W(IO.29), 0(<10.50) 31.95 6.13 •. 92 TI wheat KR Do. (9) Rice, PO(60.70), W(40.46), 74.71 3.32 20.00 M2:Tl wheat TW(80.93). KR Do. (12) Rice, W(4.04), TW(20.23), 0(4.04) 44.05 2.14 5.64 wheat 114

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-P AOHRUKHl VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash(-) is shown in the column and neXt to it in brackets, the distance in broad Tot,,1 r.luges, viz., - 5kms." 5-lQ kms. and 10 + kms., of the nearest Total area population place where the facility in available is given]. Seri&l Name of village with of the and r-'-'-'-'--'---"-~-'~ _____ '_~.A,~ ___ ~ ____• ______-. no. Thana net. village number Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- (in of house- water and days cations hectares) holds (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, MarketJ Rly. hat, station, if anY' Waterways)

1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-SIWAN-contd.

81i Saraia (52I) 85.79 996 P -(-li) W, TW,Hp - (-5) We~esday -_ i-b} (142) 89 Dinapatti (522) 73.65 456 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW,Hp - (-5) -(-5) BS (64) 90 Hakma (523) 70.82 598 P - (- 5) W, TW,Hp - (- 5) -(-5) BE. (71) 91 Rampur (527) IOZ .38 471 P -(5-10) W,Tk, TW, - (-5) -(-.5) -(-6) (74) Hp. 92 Dihiya (528) llOAS 1,1~2 P - (5-10) W, Tk,Hp -(-·5) . ThursdaY -·(--5) (151) 93 Bangl'a Sirikant (529) 15B.63 772 P - (,'i-lO) W, Tk,TW, - (;- 5) -(--5) --(--b) (106) Hp. 94 Bharathpura. (531) 218.12 2,219 P 0 W, TW,Hp PO --(-5) BS (322) 95 Nathanpura (532) 2()6A 7 1,372 P - (-5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) BS (178) 96 Ha.mdipur (533) 84.17 590 P - (- 5) W,Hp -(- 5) -(-oj - (- 5) (82) 97 Budhu Chhapra (534) 50.99 434 - (- 5) (-5) W, Hp --(- 5) -(-5) -(-5) (49} 98 Naura'lga (535) 101.57 1,062 P,M,O - (5-10) W, Hp --(- 5) Tuesday, -(5-10) (131) Friday. 99 GopiPatti (536) 66.37 22l - (- 5) - (- 5) W, Hp - (- 5) -(- 5) - (- 5) (34) 10(/ Tarwara (538) 370.28 5,.516 l?, M, H,O FPC 'V, Tk,TW, PO Sunday, BS (695} Hp; C, N. ThursdaY· 101 PakhrdTa (557) 156.21 1,066 P(2) - (- 5) W, Tk, Hp - (- 5) -(-5) -(-&) (159) Total· 15.193.76 129,995 p(74) H(2) (18,214) M(17) PHS(7) H(6) FP':.:(4) 0(7) SlY.'P(8) OHW(2) 0(2)

No'l'l!l : Figures given in brackets under Column 4 relate to number of householcls. 115

SUBDIVISIOH-SIWAH SADAR DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

I.and use (i.e., area under different tYlJes of~land use in hectareB rounded up to 2 decimal places), Remarka including Nearest anypla.oe r------'-1...__.,-"-~~_~ _____ .."A...~ ______, Approach town Power Staple of to and supply food For~st Irrigated by source Un- Culturable Area not religious, village distance irrigated waste available historical (in km.) (in cluding for or gauchar cultiva.tion archaeo. and logical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Siwan (17) Rioe, W(20.23), TW(4.04), 0(4.04) 46.94 . 1.19 5.70 wheat PR,KR Do. (10) Rice, W(IO.ll) 30.52 2.93 24.32 wheat PR,KR Do. (U) Rice, W(20.23), TW(4.04) 43.75 1.39 0.58 Ml:CI:T2 wheat KR Do. (16) Rice, TW(56.65) 40.95 0.46 4.29 Ml wheat KR Do. 115) Rice, 100.72 S.93 wheet KR Do. (20) Rico, TW(40.46) 85.84 27.63 4.70. ,M8:T4 wheat PR, KR Do .. (7) Rice, TW(40.47), 0(20.33) 123.22 3.01 2S.44 MI Wheat KR Do. (S) Rice, W(87.41), 0(40.48) 122.33 3.93 11.02 .1\11 Wheat KR· Do. (9) EAg Rice, WE(20.27), 0(36.42) 16.19 7.70 ,3.24 MI:T5 Wheat KR Do. (9) Rice, TW(20.23), 0(16.19) 4.87 4,45 4.45 wheat KR Do. (9) ED,EAg Rice, TW(40.S9), 0(S.45) 3S.58 4.04 NI:M1 Wheat KR Do. (9) EAg Rice, TW{41. 70), 0(12.1S) 3.16 O.SI S.13 Wheat PR,KR Do. (14) EAg Rice, W(40.46);, TWE(81.34) 4M7 42.08 , 165.93 N7:H1:C2: wheat ' , 'l'1 KR Do. (11) Rice, W(12.18), TW(69.09) 53.07 3.91 17.06, :n4:2~T1 Wheat

00(157.83) 5,135.38 739.37 1,850.02 II UI6 PC(60.70) "M 68 W(1,343.69) o 58 WE(118.05) T 7' TW(S,477.87) TWE(14,37.41) Tk(277.12) 0(489.46) 116

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-GORIAKOTHI VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available [ifnot available within the village, a dash (- ) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad Total ranges, vil'.,- {j kms. 5-10 kms., and 10+ kms., of the near€st place Total area Population where the facility is available is givenJ. - Serial Name of village with of the snll ,- • ____ • ______. __ .A. ______-, no. Thlmano. villago number of Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi. (in householrls water Telegraph days cations hectares) (potable) of the (BUB stop, Market/ Rly. hat, station, if any Waterways)

1 2 a 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-BASANTPUR 1 Nautan (I) 74.46 691 P -(·-5) W,Hp - ( . 5) Sunday, BS (99) Wednesday. 2 Bhalui (2) 75.27 737 P - (- 5) W,Hp - ( 5) - (- 5) BS (115) a .Jamo (3) 272.34 3,968 P,M H W,Hp PTO and Monday, BS (592) phone. Thursday. 4 Jalalpur (4) 83.36 704 P - (- 5) W,Hp - (--5) - (-5) BS (107) 5 Khulasa (5) 274.78 1,088 P -(- 5) W,Hp -(-5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (157) 6 Gohuan (6) 97.93 699 P - (-- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) BS (9S) 7 Tola Jalalpur Barhoga (7) 24.28 299 -- (- 5) - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (-5) BS (46) 8 -Parsotirri (8) 235.52 1,857 P .- (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) BS (264) 9 Lala Hata (9) 94.29 683 P - (·5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) BS (110) 10 Jagdishpur (10) 126.26 1,422 P - ( 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (196) 11 Hetimpur (11) 153.37 2,265 P(2) - (-5) W,Hp -(-·5) -(-5) - (- 5) (311) 12 :8arhoga Jaddu (15) 341.95 2,614 P(4) -(-5) W,Hp PO Sunday, BS (40S) Friday. 13 Pachpatia (16) 145.28 979 P .- (-·5) W,Hp - (-5) -(-5) - (- 5) (144) 14 Barhoga Gangaram (17) 80.94 51 - (- 5) -- (- 5) W,Hp -(-Ii) -(-5) -(-5) (8)

15 Hariharpur Kalan (18) 165.11 2,011 P -(-5) W,Hp PO Monday, -- ( 5) (252) Friday. 16 Hariharpur Khurd (19) 70.82 790 P,M,H - (_. 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) ~(-5) (119) 17 Chithai (20) 91.86 952 P -(-5) W,Hp,C -- (- 5) - ( 5) - (- 5) (131) 18 Rampur (21) 62.73 752 P - (5.10) W,Hp - (- 5) - ( 5) -- (- 5) (93) . 19 Majhaulia (22) 135.97 1,684 P -(-5) W,Hp --(- 5) Tuesday, BS (224) Saturday 20 Sultanpur Kalan (23) 88.62 1,234 0 - (5.10) W,Hp -- (5-10) -- ( .5) (- 5) (193) 21 Chandpul' (24) 85.79 812 .-( - 5) - (10+) W,Hp - (~5) - (- 5) - ( 5) (llO) 22 Medhwar (25) 95.10 857 P - (5-10) W,Hp - (- 5) Monday, - (- 5) (120) Friday. 23 Sultanpur Khurd(26) 84.98 1,119 P - (6.10) W,Hp - (-- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (157) 24 Sarari (27) 991.47 10,237 P(5),M(2), RP(9) W,Tk,Hp, PTO Sunday, BS (1,501) B,O. C. Wednesday, Friday. 25 Mahamm'l.-ipur (28) 376.76 2,763 P(2),H - (--5) W,Hp - (- 5) - ( 5) - (- 5) (439)

26 Dumra (29) 275.99 2,689 P PHS W,Hp PO Tuesday, -~ (-5) (3S1) Saturday.

~7 Pachpakria Tulsi (30) 108.05 774 P -(-5) W,Hp -(~5) Wednesday - (5-10) (122) 117

SUBDIVISION-SIW AN SADAR DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

Land 'IS" (i.e., area 1lllnN different types of l",nd \lSe in hectares rour,ded IlP to ~ ileeimal places). Remborks including }l;oarest anY place

4 ______.. Al)proach town Power Staple r- - - -- . -. .- .. - , • .A.. .~.~-~ ~ -- - - _.. - ~.-.~ .. " of to and su;'ply food Forost Irriga:t_,d b:v .sourco Un- Cilltarable Area I\O~ religic'us, villago distance _ird~a~crl waSL" availabl" historical (in k"l.) (including for Or ga'whar cdtivat.ioll archaeo- and logical groveS) interest

11 12 13 14- II) 16 17 18 19 20

PR,KR Siwan(22) EAg Rice, PC(16.19). W(8.09), Tk(S.37) 19.81 20.5S M2 wheat PR,KR Do. (21) Rice, W(22.S5), TW(20.23) ii.52 25.80 wh,'at PR,KR Gopalganj(15) BAg Rico, · . WE(36.30), TW(121.40) 1.76 112.44 N3 : M6:C5 wheat PR,KR Siwan (20) Rice, W(17.00), TW(40.47) 0.47 25.22 wheat KR Do. (20) Rice, · . W(45.82), TW(121.40) 1.13 105.48 M3 :T2 wheat PR,KR Do. (21) Rice, W(10.33), TW(40.46) 0.71 45.79 wheat PR,KR Do. (20) Rice, W(5.33), TW(12.14) 0.22 5.98 wheat PR,KR Do. (24) Rice, GC(20.23),W(15.44), TW(12.14) 94.27 92.82 wheat PR,KR Do. (23) Rice, .. GC(16.1S), W(16.81), TW(20.23) 29.21 9.44 Cl wheat KR Do. (22) Rice, .. GC(20.23), W(22.54), TW(20.23) 41.57 21.03 Cl wheat KR Do. (24) Rice, GO(16.1S), W(20.37), TW(2S.32) 13.90 74.42 M2: Cl wheat PR,KR Do. (33) Rice, W(59.S3) 20S.49 1.24 68.45 TI wheat PR,KR Do. (33) Rice, .. TW(32.22) 3S.47 74.59 Ml wheat, maizo PR,KR Do. (32) Rice. .. GC(12.20), W(!).2~) 53.41 0.50 4.93 wheat, maiz". KR Do. (31) Rice, GC(46.3i), W(15.37) 84.97 0.87 14.34 TI wheat KR Do. (32) Rice, PO(13.01), W('l.60) 37.2~ 10.25 Wheat PR,KR Do. (32) Rice, .. GO(25.10), W(7.52) 43.50 0.81 14.58 Wheat PR,KR Do. (30) Rice, .. GC(14.16), TW(6.15), Wf(6.l3) 3S.37 5.71 Wheat PR,KR Do. (30) Rice, W(2.38), TW(35.0S) S1.67 le.74 wheat PR,KR Do. (29) Riot', W(2.05), TW(37.5S) R(4.06) 34.6S 10.25 Wheat KR Do. (2S) Rice, W(4.06), TW(36.79) 37.31 7.55 M3 :T2 wheat PR,KR Do. (2S) RiCA, · . W(5.20), TW(31.2ii) 49.6~ 9.02 Cl : TI wheat KR Do. (27) Rice, W(4.47), TW(30.36) 40.30 9.85 M2 :T2 wh"at PR,KR Do. (IS) Rioe, GC(323.74), W(161.87), 356.99 105.21 N2:M5:C3: Wheat, TW(43.66). Tl maiz':l. PR,KR Do. (24) BAg Rioo, W(60.70), TW(SO.93), R(16.97) 117.6'J 100.53 Ml :T2 wheat, maize. PR,KR Do. (24) Rioo, W(44.5I), TW(76.S8), R(22.03) 96.40 36.17 Tl whflat, mlli:re. KR Do. (20) Rioe, W(6.07), TW(48.75) 41.26 10.44 Ml :Tl wheat 118

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK..... GORIAKOTHI VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash(--) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Total broad ranges, viz., - 5luns., 5-10 Inns. and 10+ .. kms., of the nearest Total area population place where the facility in available is givenJ. and ,.--__. __ . ______..A. ______-, Serial Namo of village with of the no. Thana no. village number Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi. (in of house· water and days cations hectares) holds (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, MarketJ Rly. hat, station, ifany ,Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-BASANTPUR -ccmtd. 28 Pachpakaria padumpatti(31) 104.41 1,100 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (152) 29 Heyatpur (32) 33.99 466 0 -(-6) W,Hp - (- 5) - (-5) BS (80) 30 Jagdishpur (33) 48.16 827 P -(- 5) W,Hp - (-5) Wednesday, BS (107) Saturday. 31 Bahopur (34) 76.48 845 P - (-5) W,Hp - (- 5) -(-5) BS (125) 32 Karpalia (35) 221.76 1,725 P -- .(- 5) W,Hp -- (- 5) Wednesday, BS (284) Saturday. 33 Khagni (36) 136.38 970 P -(- 5) W,Tk,Hp - (- 6) -(-5) -(-6) (180) 34 Mustafabad (37) 293.80 3,243 P, 0 -(-5) W,Hp PTO Monday, BS (534) Friday. 35 Gobindapur (38) 35.61 478 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-6) -(-5) BS (54) 36 Pipra (39) 131.93 1,378 P(2),M RP(3) W,Tk, Hp -(-5) Wednesday, BS (219) Saturday. 37 Chainpur (40) 101.17 1,223 P(2),M -(5.10) W,Hp,C - (5.10) Wednesday, BS (181) Saturday. 38 Bindwal (41) 134.76 1,541 P -(5·10) W,Hp,C - (5.10) -(-5) -(-5) (231) 39 Shiurajpur (42) 97.53 758 P -(5.10) W,Hp - (5.10) -(-5) -(-5) (123) 40 Sadipur (43) 516.78 3,425 P(2),1f - (-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (445J 41 Dagri Mat.hia (44) 38.04; 35 -(--5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) - (-5) -(-5) (61) 42 Bazidpur (4;5) 176.03 1,052 P -(-5) W,Hp - (-5) --(- 5) -(-5) (163) 43 Mirzapu (46) 101.17 1,022 P - (-5) W,Hp -. (- 5) - (- 5) BS (IilO) 44 Gorea Kothi (47) 228.64 2,644 P(4),M(2) H, HC,PHC, W,Hp PO Tuesday, BS (393) FPC. Thursday, Saturday. 45 Sauna (65) 111.69 763 P - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (97) 46 Laka To1a (66) 82.96 879 P - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (119) 47 Gorea Kothi (67) 237.55 1,729 P,M,H,C RP W,Tk - (- 5) - (- 5) BS (273) 48 Harpur (68) 194.25 1,937 P RP W,Hp -(- 5) - (-5) BS (291) 49 Lab Tola (69) 19.83 252 P -(-5) W,Hp - (--5) - (- 5) - (- 5\ (37) 50 Mahammadpur (70) 88.22 824 P - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (117) 51 Chanauli (71) 97.53 630 P - (5.10) W,Hp,C - (5·10) - (5·10) BS (96) 52 Shekhpura (72) 180.89 1,19l P - (5.10) W.Hp - (5.10) - (5·10) - (-5) (185) 53 Dudhra (73) 476.71 3,662 P(3) -(-5) W,Hp,R PO Wednesday, - (5.10) (586) Saturday. 54 Bhithi (86) 295.82 3,069 P(2),M,H PHS,CHW(3) W, lip ]:'0 Tuesday, ._ (5.10) (467) Thursday, S"turday. SUBDIVlSlON-S1WAN SADAR DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

Land uBe (i.e., area under different types of land U!le in h"ctiues rOJ.Iloded up to 2 decimal places). Remarks including Nearest any place A]proach town PO-Nilf Staple r--'-'~~_'-' --'-1- ._. __ .~~_.A_._. __ • --.~-.-~- ---.-.-.- - -, of to a,n'-{ supply fQod Forest Irrigated by SQurce Un- Culturable Area not religiou.s. village distance irrigated waste available historical, (in km.l (including for Or gauchar cultivation archaeo. and logical groves) interest

II 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR.KR Siwan (20) Rice, W(4.20), TW(80.15) 2.29 17.44 Ml wheat KR Do. (24) Rice, W(6.04), TW(16.18) 4.29 6.36 wheat PR,KR Do. (24) Rice, W(7.84), TW(28.32) 5.58 6.37 wheat PR, KR Do. (25) Wheat, W(18.21), TW(40.46) 7.03 10.33 maiz9 PR, KR Do. (20) Rice, W(40.46). TW(80.93), 20.99 14.92 37.05 T2 wheat TK(26.75). KR Do. (25) Rice, W(1.25), TW(44.45) 81.85 8.83 Ml wheat PR,KR Do. (25) Rice, W(2.08), TW(36.54) 185.22 69.46 NI: Ml wheat PR,KR Do. (26) Rice, TW(20.99) 13.65 0.97 Tl wheat PR, KR Do. (25) Rice, W(40.46), Tk(22.92) 4,1.51 27.04 N4 : M2: wheat 03 : Tl PR, KR Do. (24) Rice. PO(30.54), W(12.14), 22.98 7.19 Nl wheat TW(28.32) KR Do. (24) Rice, PC(32.37), W(S2.72), 52.a 9.44 wheat TW(8.09). PR, KR Do. (20) Rice, W(60.76), C(I1.33) 17.05 8.29 wheat PR, KR Do. (24) Rice, GO(121.64), W(90.72), 185.57 33.11 M2 :03:TI wheat 0(80.93). PR,KR Do. (24) Rice, GO(5.82), W(8.15), 0(4.04) 12.88 6.13 wheat PR, KR Do. (30) Rice, GO(20.36), W(40.46), 0(20.67) 64.74 27.60 wheat PR, KR Do. (35) Rice, GO(14.56), W(4.45), TW SUI 6.36 Nl wheat (30.35),0(13.81 ). PR, KR Do. (22) EA Rice, W(10.11), TWE(84.98), 57.05 3,t20 N3 : Ml wheat 0(40.46). Tl PR, KR Do. (35) Rice, W(14.16), TW(48.96), R(S.90), 13.90 6.99 N1 : Cl wheat 0(17.47). PR, KR Do. (33) EA Rice, W(14.56), TW(20.23)" TWE 22.13 4.52 N2 wheat (4.04), 0(16.39). PR,KR Do. (22) EA Rice, GC(8.09), W(ll.33), TW(10.11), 96.01 20.93 N1 wheat Tk(8.09), O{80.93). PR, KR Do. (30) EA Rice, GO(14.16), W(20.04), TW(60.70), 16.25 16.47 N2 : Tl wheat TWE(26.30),0(38.89). PR, KR Do. (31) Rice, W(3.64), TW{6.07), 0(1.74) 6.74 1.52 wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(S.09), TW(22.25), 0(5.SS) 42.S4 9.09 Nt :MI wheat PR,KR,NC Do. (33) Rice, PC(16.18), W(12.24), 61.54 0.70 wheat TW(6.87). KR Do. (32) Rice, PO(8.09). W(20.53), 80.94 65.67 wheat TW(5.66). KR Do. (40) Ricl', W( 12.14-) TW(3C1.35), R(71.57) 329.83 32.71 Tl WhCDt MI: P~' KR Do. (23) Hie". GC(2l'.23), W(70. 79), TW(28.32) 140.42 35.61, :N2: Wheat 02:1'J 120

DEVELOPMEJlT BLOCK:-GORIAKOTHI VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available [if nol J,vuilablo witl>in the villag('. dash (--) is shown in LlIo c(.lullln and Il"XL to it in bl'!lCkets, lha d.istalJce in Total hroad rangos, viz .• -- 5 krns., 5- -1 (I km~ .. ann 10+ klll>., of tho Lean.st Total area population placo whaTe th, faeilily is ayail"U( is ,;h(JJj. Sjlrial Nam-) of villago with of tfll) and - .-.---. -.-._ .~ ___ ,_. ____ . _____ ~ _____ no, Thana no. - -- ~ ··----1---- .. _ .. --_- villago Lumber Ecluc!>:i!>l. al Medioal D.-inl-.ing Pest and Day or Comlllur i- lin of ](OU,e· waler Tblegrarh days cations heotares) holc(s (pc table) of the (Bus stoP. marketJ Rly, hat, station, if any WaterwayS)

.2 3 4 ,) II 7 8 !l- 10

REVENUE TI{ANA- BASANTPUll- contd.

05 Sherpur (87) 114;.93 1567 P -(~5) W,Hp - (- 6) - (- 6) -(~6) (92) 66 Birti Tola (88) 16.59 279 -(-5) -(- 5) W.Hp -(-6) ~(-5) -(-6) (46) 67 Sathwar (89) 14;5.68 683 P - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) Thursday, - (- 6) (99) 68 Bardaha (90) 35.21 Saturday. 536 - (- 5) - (- 5) W,TW,Hp - (- 6) - (- 5) - (-5) (68) 69 Chhitauli Khurd (91) 83.36 784 P FPC W,Tk,TW, -(-5) - (- 5) -(-6) (ll8) Hp. 60 Gopal!'>Ur (92) 39.66 475 -( -5) - ( .5) W,Tk, Hp - (- 5) - (5) BS (67) 61 Gopalpur (93) 42.~0 56(> - (- 5) - (- 5) W,TW, Hp - (- 6) - (-- 5) BS (13) 62 Lilaru Aurangabad(94) llS.16 1,273 P - (- 5) W,Hp -(- 5) -. (- 5) - (-6) (165) 63 Liiarll Habib (95) 19.02 24 -(- 5) -(-5) W,Hp -- ( 5) -(-5) --(-5) (3) 64 Pahlejpur (96) 245.G4 2,093 P(2),M,H HC,CHW(2) W, Hp - (-5) - (-5) BS (3()2) 65 Saidpura (97) 274.37 3,241 P(2),M D,O W,Hp PO Wednesday, BS (526) 66 Barari (9S) 13S.00 Saturday. 747 P - (-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS (1I6) 67 Bahadurpur (99) 50.99 726 P -(-5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (-5) (113) BS 68 Basantpur (100) 106.03 2,342 P -(- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) Tuesday, -(-6) (313) Friday. 69 Satwar (101) 532.56 4,498 P(4),M PHS,FPC, W,Tk, Hp,R PO SundaY', -(--5) (693) RP. 70 Chanchopali (102) Thursda:l<. 214·08 1,805 P - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) Monda.y -- (- 6) (274) 71 Dichhitpur (103) 86.60 758 - (-:- 5) -(-5) W,Hp -(.. 5) - (--5) -(5·10) (116) 12 Jangai be1a8 (104) 84.17 942 P PHS W,Hp ~~ (- 5) (- 5) - (- 5) (135) 73 Karanpura (105) 153.78 1,253 P, 111 -- (- 5) W,Hp PO M~)llday, BS (173) Wednesday, Saturday. 74 Mathia (106) 59.89 409 P RP W,TW, Hp - (-- 5) - (-- 6) BS (54) 76 Kaleanpur (108) 66.77 710 P -(-5) W,TW, Hp -( -5) - ( -5) -(--5) (96) 76 Jagarnathpur (109) 34.80 439 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW, Hp -. (-- 5) - ( -5) BS (88) 77 Sarea (110) 135.97 560 P - (--6) W,Hp -(- 5) - (- 5) BS (85) 78 Sisai (112) 805.31 6,891 P(6),M,O PHS W,Hp PO Monday, BS (1,034) 79 Ageyan (1I3) Friday. 48~J.26 3,587 P(2) RP W,Hp PO Tuesday, BS (536) Thursnay, Saturday. 121

DtREotORY AND LAND USE

Band USe (Le .• area under different types of land uSe in hectares rounded up to :.l decimal places). ReIllarks including .' Nearest any place Approacl1 town Power Staple r-~- - ---.~~-- --. -- A.._ - -,.--;-.-.-.-.•. -.------.... of ,to and supply food Fe rest Irrigated by Source Un· Culturable Area not religioUS, village distance irrigated waste ava,ilable historical {ir, km.) (including for or gauchar cultivation ar('}'8£o, and logical groves) interest

11 12 i3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Siwan (20) Rice, W(86.381, '1 W(12.14) 14.26 2.15 whe~t KR Do. (22) Rice, W(4.13), TW{4.04), 0(0.40) 7.70 0.32 wheat PR.KR Do. (29) Rice. W(28.39), TW(16.IS) 94.14 4.43 wheat KR Do. (26) Rice, W(1.66), TW(9.79) 20.44 3.32 MI wheat KR Do. (26) Rice, W(0,46), TW(42.05) 35.48 5.34 Ml wheat PR,KR Do. (26) Rice, W(2.26), TW(17.56) 8.45 11.39 Ml wheat PR,KR Do. (25) Rice, W(O.87), TW(12.01) 28.80 1.22 wheat PR,KR Do. (21) Rice, W(4.04), TW(7.28), Tk(0.80), 99.06 6.23 M2 : Cl wheat 0(0.75). KR Do. (21) Rice, W(2.00), TW(7.28), Tk(0.40), 7.84 1.13 wheat 0(0.27). PR,KR Do. (29) Rice, W(16.18), TW(60. 70),Tk(10.5~) 124.44 18.56 N2 :C4:T1 wheat 0(15.18). PR,KR Do. (19) Rice, W(40.46), TW(SO.93), S4.84 13.28 38.S4 Nl :M3 :C: wheat Tk (13.19). Tl PR,KR Do. (22) Rice, W(19 .76), TW(101.17) 9.74 7.24 wheat PR,KR Do. (24) Rice, W(S.46), TW(2S.32) 5.54 8.59 Cl wheat KR Do. (20) Rice, W(6.66), TW(76.SS) 4.81 nos Ml :C2:T2 wheat PR,KR Do. (20) Rice, W(34.76), TW(356.30),R(32.37), 33.98 69.44 N2 :Ml:TI wheat 0(5.71). PR,KR Do. (IS) Rice, W(5.23), TW(60.70), R(20.23) 1.80 26.12 100.00 Tl wheat PR,KR De. (19) Rice, W(26.97), TW(40.46) 5.00 14.17 wheat PR,KR Do. (22) Rice, W(14.16), TW(10.U), Tk(2.00) 39.95 17.06 wheat PR,KR Do. (20) Rice, W(8.09), TW(67.64) 54.07 0.95 22.41 M2 wheat

PR,KR Do. (20) Rice, W(2.93), TW(20.23) 22.32 14.18 wheat KR Do. (16) Rice, W(12.14), TW(32.37), 3.64 6.20 Ml wheat Tk (4.04), 0(S.38). PR,KR Do. (13) Rice, W(4.04). TW(12.14), 8.65 3.59 Ml whea.t Tk (2.02), 0(4.36). PR,KB Do. (22) Rice, W(4.04), TW(24.31), R(6.07), 95.43 4.07 MI, C3 :T2 wheat 0(2.05). PR,KB Do. (22) EAg Rice, WE(42.SI), TWE(333AO), 337.23 ... 70.70 M2:T2 wheat 0(21.00). fR,KR Do. (21) Rice, TW(343.9S),0(25.32) 77.73 41.54 M2:'l'2 wheat 122

DI.VILOPMIIT BLQCK-GOBIAKOTBI VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities. available [if not available within the village. a dash(-. ) is shown in the column a!nd nex;t to it in brackets. the distance Total in broad ranges. viz.,- 5 kms .• 5- 10 luns. and 1(;+ kms. of Total area. pop,da.tion the nearest pla,ce wnere the facility in available is given.). Serial Na!1l(J of village with of the and r--'---'--- ______.A. ___ ------"\ DO. Thana no. village n'~mber Educational Medical Dri.king Post Day or Communi. (in of hoUSe- Water and days cations. bec~t'e8) holds (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, Market/ Ely. ha" station if anY. Waterways)

1 2 3 5 6 7 s 9 10 REVEIWE THANA-BASANTPUR -contll.

80 Chhitauli Kala.n (114) 560.48 3,412 P(2), M, H PH(5),RP(2) W, Hp PO Sunday, BS (448) Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday. ')1 Purandarpur (115) 168.75 1,903 P - (- 5) W,Hp PO - (- 5) -( 5) (293)

Total 13,798.33 124,222 P(98) H(2) (18,373) M(17) lIC(2) H(7) PHC(I) C(1) PHS(6) OlE) D(l) FPC(3) RP(19) CHW(5) 0(1)

Note: - Figurel ghen in braokets undJr in Col. 4 relate to numher of houaehoHs. 123

SUBDIVlSIOM-SIWAN SAD:AR DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

Land USe (i.e .• area under different types of land uSe in hectare. rounded up to 2 decimal places). Remarks iLcluding Ne.1rest any place r--- ______._._. ____ . ..A.. A.;:>prO;W'l town Power Staple .-. -.--.---.-.-.-.------, of to an:! slpply food Forest Irrigated by source UIl- Culturable Area Dot religious, village dii'l,ance irrigated waste available hostorical (in km.) . (including for or gauchar cultivation archa.eo· and logica groves) interet 11 12 13 H 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR, KR Siwan (21) Rice, W(40.46). TW(161.87).O(37.82) 244..37 l70.80 M.2 :T2 wheat

PR, KR Do. (21) Rice. W(12.14). TW(50.16) 90.51 15.88 C3:T2 - wheat

00 (699.28) 4,694.16 102.26 2,128.96 N 32 PC (116.38) .67 W(151.70) 188 WE(79.11) fIll TW(3207.57) TWE(448.72) Tk(99.16) R(182.2()) WI(6.13) 0(453.88) 124

VILLAGE AMENITIES

An;tenities available [i~ not available within, the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in bracket!', the dlRtur .ce Total in br:Jad rangeR, viz., -';j klllS., 5-'10 kms., and IC+ km,:., Total araa Population of tho nearest plae" where the facility is availaLl" is gi H'n l- Serial Name of -:ll~ge with of the and ,---'--'-,--- - -.- - .-.--_._ . .A.~._ ._-- - ______._._. ___ ~ - -.--, no. . Thanll no.. vil~ag6 Number of Educatir,n'lj Medical Drinking Post and Day or Cv:mrour.i- In households Water Te\c>graph days catio ns (hectareS) (rotaUo ) of thfO (Bus stof, marketl Rly. hat, stll:icn, if any WaterwlI)"s)

2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA- BASANTPUR-contd.

• ~hadll l,(J?.v.rd (12) 121.S.1 1,404 P, 0 -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(.5) (177) 2 Musahari (13) 254.54 2,290 P,O - (--5) vV,IIp - (- 5) Monday, - ( 5) (392) Thursday. 3 .Taya 1;:>p.m,ri (14) 166.73 1,4,5.3 P,O(2) -(--5) W,Tk,Hp, .-:-- (-5) - (-5-) -(--5) (198) ~1C, 4 Marachi (4S) IS0.89 1,368 P - (-- 5) W,Hp PO -( 5) (196) ~ :t;l.arwl!~ Dt,up.ri (:19) 160.25 1,14.0 P - (-5) ~T,H;"R,C -(-5) - (- 5) - ( 5) (177) , .. 'Khusal Dumri (50) 145.28 817 P -(--5) .W,Tk,IIp, - ( - 5) -(-5) -(-5) (120) R,C. 1- Saidpur (51) 8S.62 240 - ( ~) -( 5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) - (- 5) (41) 8 Bajarmara (52) 79.72 636 P - ( 5) W,TW -(-5) -(- 5) -(-- 5) (101) 9 Talimapur (53) 309.58 1,510 P I.tP(2) W,Tk,Hp PO Wednesday,- (- 5) (229) Saturday. 10 Talimapur Birt (54) 44.51 47 - ( 5) -(-5) W,IIp -(-5) -(-5) -(--5) (6) 11 Talimapur (55) 111.69 810 -(- 5) -(--5) W,Tk,Hp - ( 5) - (-5) -(- 5) (114) 12 Baldiha (56) 215.69 1,859 M PHS W,Hp Mcnday, -(-Ii) (309) Thnrsday'. 13 Siktia Khap (57) 26.22 Uninhal)ited

14 Dumra (58) 617.9.5 3,718 P(2) PHS W,Hp PO Sunday, BS (555) Monday', Wednes(lay, Friday. 15 Bala. (59) 393.75 2,186 P,M -( 5) W,Hp -(-5) - (-5) - (-5) (304) 16 Adharpur (60) 23.88 415 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS (53) 17 Bhopatpur Bharthia. (61) 248.47 1,970 P - ( 5) W,Hp -(- 5) -(-5) BS (289) 18 Ja.lalpur (62) 302.30 2,287 P(2),O -( -5) W,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5) (309) 19 Sikatia (63) 225.00 1,382 P,M RP W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (181) 20 Indauli (64) 39.25 395 P - ( 5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) - (- 5) (59) 21 KhaWBspur (74) 533.37 4,476 P(3) o Hp, F PO Monday, - (-5) (719) Friday. 22 I,akhnaura (75) 215.29 2,846 P -(-5) W,Hp PO Tuesday, B S (451) Wednesday, Saturcll1Y· 23 Lakri (76) 494.11 5,tl03 P(4),M,H FPC,RP(2), W,Hp PO Monday, - (- 5) (823) CHW(3). Friday. 24 Pakri (77) 39.25 325 P - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (-- 5) (54) 25 Imadpur (7S) 87.41 342 P - (- 5) W,IIp - (- 5) - (- 5) - ( 5) (57) 26 Parauli (79) 758.37 4,595 P(3),O PHS W,Tk,T\V, PO -(-5) BS (698) Hp,C. 27 Narharpur (SO) H4.07 1,235 P(2),M - (5·11) W,Ts:,Hp -(- 5) (5·10) - (-5) (178) 126

811 BDIVI810H-SIW AN SADAR J)IU.l1'QRY

i\N.l) ~ USE

{.and> Q~ li.e., &tea. uader different types of land use in hectares founded up to 2 decimal places). Rrmarks including Ne~tl~~ any plall ,.-_~ ______..A.. ___ Approaah town Power Staple _------~ - - - - - . of to and supply food Fo.rest lr~~gl1lt,Qd lily source. Un. Cultutrabls Area not religious village du.tsnce irrigated waste available historical (in ~.) (including for or gauchar cultivation archaeo. and logical groves) interest

Il 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Siwsn (29) WCe, W(14.2J}), TW(42.49) 39.58 8.22 16.20 lVI2 wheat KR Do, (5,1) Rice, GC(16.23), W(22.10). 126.84 20.28 20.@9 Ml ~ Tl Maize TW (44;.54). KR Do. (27) Rice. GO(16.9fJ), W(2.11), 85.04 13.80 24.29 wheat TW (24.23). KR Do. (25) Rice, ,. W(22.42), TW(46.94), 0(14.09) 57.68 9.29 30.47 whest KR Do. (25) Rille, GO(10.16), W(6.11), TW (30.50) 44.10 28.41 40.88 wheat KR Do. (26) Rice, GC(6.16), W(4.ii2), TW (IS.3ti) 76.16 14.65 25.11 wheat KR Do, (27) Rice, W(1.46), TW(12.14) 49.20 4.49 12.14 wheat KR Do. (~7) Rice W(8.6Cl), TW(20.23) 33.97 4.90 12.02 Wheat KR Do. (26) Rice, W(40.76), TW(S.94), 0(4;1.6S) 126.41 10.12 81.09 M2 wheat. KR Do. (26) Rice, W(0.30), TW(20.23) 19.00 4.16 0.82 Maize KR Do. (25) Rice, W(1.7S), TW(20.23) 55.32 8.17 25.93 wheat KR Do, (25) Rice, W(27.35), TW(4-1.22} 112.78 10.8 j 20.49 M2:Cl:TI wheaf; W(2.17). TW(3.31) 13.07 0.06 7.55

KR SilVsn (25) EA Rice, W(37.78). TW(136.20), 357.62 40.76 38.30 Nl:M5:Cl wheat o (7.16).

KR Do. (28) Rice, W(30.70), TW(92.96), 207.27 13.67 47.04- T3 wheat o (2.11). KR Do. (28) Rice, W(1.72), TW(5.56) 8.66 1.05 6.84. w.hea~ KR Do. (28) Rice, W(27.04), TW(88.59) 102.75 14.45 15.39 wheat KR Do. (52) Rice, W(35.88), TW(89.37). 0(5.04) 124.46 8.56 3S.95 Tl wheat KR Do. (25) Ricf', W(14.21), TW(54.40), 65.11 12.85 66.17 wheat Tk (2.06), R(6.17). KR Do. (25) Rille, W(3.26), TW(7.33) 20.51 5.80 2.32 wheat KR Do. (50) Rice, W(33.41), TW(115.98), 253.29 63.14 61.23 MI : T2 wheat L (4.11), 0(2.12).

KR Do. (45) Rice, W(16.22), TW(23.36), Q(2.35) 1l0.87 49.53 12.04 NI0 : M2 wheat

KR, Do.. (40) Rice, W(25.29), TW(72.96),0(4.05) 341.87 12.67 37.27 Nl : Ml - wheat KR,N,R DQ. (40) Rice, W(4.05), TW(14.81), 0(3.68) 10.61 0.53 1.59 wheat KIJ. Dq. ('0) Rice, W(2.25), TW(O.66), 0(4.05) 59.14 1.42 13.48 tl wheat KR Do. (26) Rice, W(32.60), TW(42.75), 0(3.40) 640.17 20.87 18.58 N5:M2:Tl wheat_ KR Do, (43) ... Rice, W(4.05). TW(4.74). 0(2.00) 112.88 3.95 16;39 NI5 ;Tl·· wbea' 126

DEVELOPMENT BLOcK-BA8AMTPUR VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available [if not available within the Village, a dash (- ) is shOwn, in ttle column and next to it in brackets, the distance Total in broad ranges, viz., -5klllS., 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms .• of the Total area pOpu.lation nearest place where the facility is available is givenj. Serial N arne of village wi th of the and r------__ ._ - ___.A. ____ ~_. ___• ______• ____. no' Thana nO. village number EdUcational Medical Drinking Post Day Or Com~uDi. (in of house· water and days catlon~ heetares) holds (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stor, Market! Ely. hat, station, if anY. Waterways) 1 2 3 6 7 8 9 10 RE VENUE THANA-BASANTPUR-contd.

28 Kishunpura (81) 150.54 1,696 P(2),M,H - (- 5) W,Tk,Hp PTO, imd - (- 5) BS (256) Phone 29 l\{adarpur ,82) 407.11 2,218 P(3), 0 FP(J,RP(5) W,Tk,Hp - ( 5) Tuesday, BS (360) Thursday. Saturday. 30 Surajpura \83) 439.89 2,904 P(3),0 RP W,Hp - (5= 10) - (-5) BS (426) 31 Bazi(tpur (84) 179.68 1,54::1 P RP W,Tk,Hp - -( 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (190) 32 Basaon (85) 73-1.19 7,219 P(3),M PHS,RP(8) W,Tk,Hp, PO Dail~ - (- 5; (I,U96) CHW(3). R,C,N. 33 Dhanaua (116) 80.;'3 710 P - (- Ii) W,Hp -. ( 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (123) 34 Molnapur (117) 144.07 2,128 P RP(2) W,Hp - (- 5) Tuesday, - ( 5) (281) Friday. 35 ~aheji (U8) 97.93 825 P - (- 5) W,Hp -. ( 5) - (- 5) BS (144) 36 Sahar Kola (119) 161.06 1,117 P RP(2) W,Hp PO SundEY, BS (175) Wednesday. 37 Usri (120) 116.55 1,149 P - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) -(-·5) (164) 38 Semardah (121) 163.90 1,176 P,M,H - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) BS (196) 39 Murwar (309) 91.05 "138 P - (- 5) W,Hp -{- 5) - (5=10) -(--5) (102) 40 Hari Arnan (310) 101.17 742 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(5=10) -(-5) (113) 41 Kanhauli (311) 169.91 2,081 P FPC W,Hp - (- 5) -(-5) BS (286) 42 Hussepur (312) 147.30 1,205 P -(- 5) PO - (-5) - i-5) (163) 43 Karahi Khurd (315) 101.98 1,388 P RP(4) - (- 5) Sunday, BS (197) Wedncsrl.ay. 44 Mathia (316) 113.72 1,025 P RP W,Hp,R,C, -(-5) - (-.5) - (- 5) (153) N. 45 Karahi Kalan (317) 158.23 1,188 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(~5) -(-5) (163) 46 Shampur (318) 148.52 1,383 P,O - (- 5) W,Hp -(-5) -(~5) -(-5) ,US) 41 Babhnauli (319) 85.39 720 - (- 5) -(-5) W,Hp -( - 5) -(--5) - (- 5) (Il3) 48 Bishunpura (320) 103.19 851 P - (-.5) W,Hp -(- -5) - (- 5) - (-5) (142) 49 Sarea Sirikant (321) 115.33 1,076 P ~(-,5) W,Hp -(- 5) -(- 5) - (- 5) (176) 50 Sekhpura. (322) 145.28 1,279 0 - (- 5) W,Hp - {- 5) - \- 5) - (-5) (186) 51 Jankinagar (323) 125.45 1,512 P - (-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (221) 52 Shampur Khap (324) 1.21 Unin'habitea

53 Rampur (325) 143.26 668 P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp ~(- 5) -(- 5) BS (93) li4 Ka.rahi Mathia (326) 3.64 86 P - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) -(-5) - ( 5) (10) 55 Barwa Khurd (327) 129.09 637 ~(- Ii) - (-5) W,Tk,Hr. -(-5) -.(- 5) BS (89) (',N. 56 Barwa Kal!~n (328) 122.62 ],256 P -RP W,Hp,C',N - -(- 5) - (- 5) BS (193) IH Bagllhi (329) 84.58 427 P -(-5) W,Bp,N - (-5) -(-5) - (- 5) ~5U 127

SUBDIVISION-SIWAN SADAR DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

Lanu use (i.e., a.rea under llifferent tyoe!! of land use in hectares rOIUldod up tu 2 decimal places). Remarks including Nearest anyplace Approach town Power Staple (-~---~~- --.------..A._~~ __ ~ ______. - -- - ~-. of to and supply foo(l Forest Irrigated by' source Un- Culturable Area not religious, village distance irrigated wast.e available historical (in km.) (including for or gauchar cultivation archaeo. and logical groves) interest

11 12 13 14; 15 16 17 IS 19 20

PR,KR Siwan (36) Rice, W(6.07), TW(6.74), 0(4.93) 107.41 5.60 16.45 N5:M2:C2 Wheat PR,KR Do. (40S) Rice, W(24.32), TW(56.89),0(10.40) 2S1.43 12.72 21.35 NI2:M3:C2 who at

PR,KR po. (42) Rico, W(30.70), TW(49.02), 0(2.95) 261.84 4.55 89.38 NI0:M2 wheat KR Do. (47) Rice. W(35.94), TWI58.8"), 0(3.57) 57.99 S.67 14.55 N4 wheat T\:R Do. (30) Rico, W(62.IO), TW(122.92),0(7.41) 321.99 65.60 154.47 N2:M2:05: wheat T4 KR Do. (30) Rico, WI17.15), TW(21.S9), 0(1.46) IS.38 2.03 19.43 wheat KR Do. (29) Rico. W(14.18), TW(41.29) 50.40 1.95 35.92 NI : 02 Wheat PR,KR Do. (25) Rie(, W(14.37), TW(27.05) 31).4;8 1.21} H.9\) whea' PR,KR Do. (28) Rico, W(22.30), TW(50.20) 56.33 2.53 29.59 Nl wheat KR Do. (29) Rice, W(24.32), TW(38.49), 0(2.83) 19.95 0.86 29.49 wheat PR,KR Do. (30) Rice, W(21.85), TW(48.56), 0(2.05) 50.56 2.79 36.5:; wheat KR Do. (31) Rice, W(26.66), TW(34.54), 0(2.08) 9.39 1.47 16.83 whoat KR Do. (32) Ri'oe, W(25.13), TW\47.15), 0(3.01) 4.22 1.41 19.54 wheat. PR, KR Do. (30) Rice, W(36.49) TW(78.95), 0(5.02) 14.01 3.69 31.81 whoat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(18.25), TW(42.53), 0(4.14.) 47.98 1.40 32.73 wheat PR,KR,NC Do. (29) EAg,ED Rice, W(18.27), TW(27.92), 21.69 8.2S 8.68 N5 :M2 wheat TWE(15.::?I). KR Do. (33) Rice, W(G.07), TW(42A9), R\2.02), 14.11'1 16.18 18.75 N2:Mu:C2 wheat 0 18.(9). KR Do. (40) Rice, WIll.51), TW(23.86) 100.80 1.76 20.30 M4 whea.t KIt Do. (29) Rico, WI4.55), TW(14..24) IOU.9 1.25 20.99 wheat KR Do. (28) Rice, W(24.1>3), TW(23.11), 0(1.57) 24.24 2.63 8.90 wheat KR Do. (29) Rice, W(12.2G), TW(74.87), 0(2.23) 8.30 0.36 4.85 wheat KR Do. (32) Rice, W(24.28), TW(4.1.2S), 0(2.10) 16.40 0.91 30.03 whoat KR Do. (29) Ric\), W(24.76), 'l'W(28.65) 86.55 0.50 4.53 whoa· KR Do. (27) Rico, W(IS.7S), TW(40.47) 60.37 1.25 wheat TWO.21)

):,R,KH. Siwan (4.0) Rice, WI12.4(I), TW(20.iO) 90.13 2.17 18.07 wheat KR Do. (40) Rice, TW(2.02) 1.23 0.39 whoat PR,KR Do. (33) Rice, PC(22.26), W(0.81), 63.94 10.12 15.62 Nl:C1:T2 wheat TW(l6.19). PR,KR Do. (32) Ric." PC(36.42), ,!W(18.21) 28.30 4..65 35.04. N2 wheat KR Do. (33) Rioe, W(2.02). TW(22.26), 0(4.05) 40.47 2.83 12.95 M1 : T1 wheat 128

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-BASANTPUR VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities avaialble [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance Total in broad ranges, viz., -5 kIDs., 5-~,10 kms. and 10+ kms., of Total area popula. the nearest pllloCe where the fa.cility is available is given ]- Seria.l Name of villagew ith of the tion r----.------~------,.-~---~-~--- -.~-~ no. Thana no. village and Educational Medical Drir,king Post Day or Communi· (in number W'lter and days cations hectares) of (potable) Telegraph of the (BUB stop, households Mark et! Rly. hat, station, if any Waterways)

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-·BASANTPUR-·('ontJ·

58 (330) 71.63 till P -(5'10) w, Hp -·(~5) -(-.5) -(5'10) (93) 59 Serio. (331) 203.t>8 1,112 P -·(-5) W,Tk,TW, --(-·5) -'(-'5) ·_·(-·5) (161,) Hp. 60 Bo.rhoga Khard (332) 201.53 1,3;;5 P -·(5'10) W, Hp PO Monday, ~(-·5) (20Z, Thursday. 61 Usuri (333) 103.60 1,104 1',0 -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -.(-·5) (155) Hp, C. 62 HaraYPllr (334.) 128.69 651 1',}I _.(- .~) W,TW,Hp, ~(-·5) --(-.5) -·(-·5) (102) N. 63 B.}1 thara (335) 151.35 1,482 P -·(--5) W,Hp --(~5) Sunday, _.(_.;,) (241) Thursday. 64 Sabilpatti (336) 95.50 856 P -(5'10) W,Hp PO Sunday, -(5·0) (120) ThursdaY, Saturday. 65 Seuurukha (337) 375.54 1,675 P -.(-·5) W -.(- 5) -(~5) -·(5.10) (217) 66 Babhnauli (338) 54.23 (l59 -(-5) RP W,Hp ~(-5) -(-5) -(~5) (107) 67 JagatDur (330) 791.15 3,971 P(3) PH~,RP(2), W,Tk,Hp, PO - (-5) -(-·ii) (525) CHW,O(2). C,~-. 68 MUllS()pUr (340) 176.44 1,132 P,M,H RP W,Hp,C -·(-·5) - (- 5) - (-0) (179) 69 Ujjaina (341) 225.41 1,152 P -.(- .5) W,Tk,Hp -·(-·5) -(-·5) -(-5) (lIiS) 70 Basauli (342) 217.72 1,733 P -(-5) W,Hp -.(--5) -·(-·5) -(5'10) (270) 71 Telia (313) 133.0;) 1,206 P RP W,Tk,Hp - (-5) -(- 5) - (5'10) (170) 72 Kapripllr (3H) 230,9B 1,!)'a> P -(-·5) W,Hp -(-.5) -.(- 5) - (5'10) (:l0~) 73 Gopalpur (3451 500,18 3,1211 P(3),.li,H RP(:!) ,,,",,Tk,TW, PO Snnday, - (ii-lO) (605) Hp,R,C· \,y edncsday, Friday. 74 Dabchhll (346) 274. 78 1,775 P -(- 5) W,Hp,R,C - (-·5) -(- 5) - (- fi) (220) 75 Bahgra (347) 142.04 1,225 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-·5) - (- 5) - (-5) (IS7) 76 Rajnpllr (3;',;) 227.43 1,:'44 P - (- 5) W,Hp PO l\iondlty, - (- 0) (U,3) Fri .... ay. 77 J{'lkumpur (3;;(\) 158.23 1,3S!) P - (-5) W,Hp -(-5) - (--5) - (--5) (llI8) 78 Khori Pakar (357) 123.02 683 P -(- 5) \'-',Hp,C,N -(-Il) Sunday, BS (105) "'ed"lesday. 79 Basa'ltpllr (358) 101.41 3,:19(\ P(2),H,O H,HP(H) W,Tk,Hp,C PTO and SundaY, BS (429) S.MP(3),O. Phone WednesdaY, 80 Sipah (35') 144.07 1,719 P,'Iof,O RP,CHvV(8) W,Tk,Hp,C -(-·b) -·(-5) BS (25l) 81 Nagauli (360) 99.96 ,,68 P -(-5) W,Tk..trp,C -(-5) -(-·5) -.(-b) (S6) Total 15,741.15 122,091 P(92) H(t) (1';,932) M(tZ) PHS(5) H(6) FPC(3) 0(13) RP(44) S'MP(3) CHW(15) ..r~(4) ------...... --~,--..-~------.. --- Note I Figures given in . brae k(l til . under COl. " relate to ~umQer of h~ehold., 129

SUBDIVISION-SIWAN SADAR DIBBCTORY,

AND ~-LAND·, USE

Land .UIIe ( i:e., area Wldol' different tY'Pes of land use in heetares rounded up to 2 deciDlal places). Remarks including Nearest any place Approach town- Power Staple r---.------..A..------"""\ of to and IlUpply food· . Forest . . . Irrigated by source Un- , Culturable Area not. religious village' , . > distance, irrigated waste available historical (in km.) (including for or gauchar cultivation archaeo. and logical groves) interest. U 12 III 14. 15 16 17 18 10 20

KR Siwan (35) Rice. W(5.05). TW(1O.31), 0(2.17) 'lI.til 1l.411 1.27.· wheat KR Do. (25) Rice. W(8.6-3). TW(22.01),0(3.36) 165.00 2.02 S.88 wheat KR Do. (35) Rice. W(6.07). TW(8.84), Tk(3.38). 158.89 9.51 12.34 wheat 0(1.32). KR Do. (26) Rice. W(10.30), TW(9.00), 0(2.06) 7S.50 2.16 1.23 Nl:Kl&Tl, wheat KR Do. (26) Rice. W(6.11). TW(I4.l6), 0{1.4,2) 97.16- 4.83 4..67 NS ..,~ wheat KR Do.' , (85) Rice. W(7.88), TW(7.98). 0(0.95) 111.78 10.88 11.88 wheat KR Do. (36) Rice, W(S.09), TW(20.23). 0(2.44) 5S.24 3.08 3.42 Wheat KR Do. (45) Rice, W(14.45), TW(37.77), 305.04 0.53 0.S2 T2 wheat Tk(6.20), 0(4.57). KR Do. (46) Rice, W(7.3S), TW(12.85), 0(2.06) 31.62 0.23 wheat KR Do. (46) Rice; W(25.!9), TW(60.67), 0(4.65) 590.53 34.5S 75.43 Nl:Ml:Cl: wheat T3 KR.NO Do. (49) . Rice, W(I1.05). TW(31.76), 0(1.72) 130.43 0.07 1.41 Nl:Tl wheat· . KR Do. (-4.3) Rice. W(22.38), TW(24..44), O~2.(3) 167.8'1 3.6S Wheat KR Do. (44) . Rice, W(10.82). TW(17.60), 0(1.23) 183.58 4.90 Nl:Ml:Cl wheat KR Do. ('45) Rice. W(9.91), TW(16.99), 0(2.12) 59.60 44.96 1\11 wheat KR Do. (44) Rice. W(26.51), TW(48.60). R(2.02), 156.89 0.42 0.91 M3 : Tl Wheat 0(3.29). KR Do. (42) Rice. GC(34.40), PC(40.407), TW(64.74) 240.53 30.74 89.08 NIS:M3:Cla Wheat T2

KR Do. (42) Rice. W(34.35), TW(70.82) 139.38 10.38 17.74 Tl Wheat liR Do. (42) Rioe, W(16,75), TW(26.47), 0(3.24) 92.S9 IU2 wheat KR Do. (36) Rioe. W(10.31), TW(49.35), Tk(4.15), 199.29 8.08 12.89 wheat 0(3.30). KR Do. . (33) Rice, W(6.07), TW(54.63), 0(6.07) 54.68 10.12 26.39" N2 <. Wheat PR Do. (82) Rice, PC(12.14), W(4.05), '1 W(24.28), . 54.68 6.01 19.60" Nt wheat Tk(2.02). PR,KR Do. (30) ED Ric,· W(lS.36), TW(26.54) 30.91 8.86 20.S5\ . N25:MS:ClII wheat PR,KR Do. (33) ED,EO Rice, W(11.42), TW(3U6), . 59.07 8.1S6 ' 24.58 ·N6:MiiIOb Wheat Tl KR Do. (M) Rice. W(10.17), TW(35.57) 44.15 3.34 11.21 N8 .""'- .:; Wheat

GC(83.94) 8,456.61 710.38 1,847.52 N124 PC(111.Z9) MBS'fl W(1,2.59.72\

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BHAGWAHPUR HAT VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amen:ties available [If not available within the village, a dash ( - lis shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distlW.C6 in broad rlW.ges, Total viz., - 6 kms., 6-10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest place, Total area Population where the facility is avllilable is given]. Serial Name of village with of the Ilond ,------___ .A.__ ------...... 11U. Thana nO. village number of Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Comru\Uli- (in households water 'l'elegraph days cations, hectares) (potable) of the (Bus stop, MU'ketj Rl.v. hat, station, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 ~ 6 6 7 8 I) 10

REVENUE THAN A-BASANTPUR-cQlltd.

Bankajua (122) 203.96 },102 P RP W,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5) (171) 2 Chorman (123) 229.45 1,765 P RP W,Hp PO :Nfonday, - (-5) (:t71) Friday. 3 Mohamda (124) 341.55 :/,615 P,M,H -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, PO Monday, ~(iHO) (372) N,O FridaY, 4 Gaziapur (125) 31.16 619 P -(- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) Sunday, - (-5) (88) ThursdaY, 5 Madar Khurd (126) 45.32 426 ~(-5) -(~5) W,Hp,S --(-6) Sunday, -(5-10) (66) Thursd,a..v• 6 Manrar Kalan(127) 82.15 40S P - (- 6) Hp - (-5) Sunday, --(5-10) (58) Thursday, 7 PaniYa Dih (128) 106.21 1,255 P - (-,5) W-,Hp --(-6) Tuesday, --(10+) (204) SatuJ'(\aY, 8 RJ.tanpanra.uli(146) 143.66 1,357 P -(IHO) W,Hp,N PO - (- 0) - (10+) (212) 9 RatanPanrauli (147) 32.37 559 P - (5-10) W,Hp -(-5) -(-.5) -(10+) (S7) 10 Saray Panrauli (148) 106.43 1,169 P -(- 5) W,Tk,Hp - (- 5) -(-5) - (- 6) (175) Il Sadiha (149) 150.54 917 P ~(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-·5) --(-.5) - (- 5) (14S) 12 Rorigawan (150) lS8.1S S97 P -(~5) W,Hp -.(-.5) -(- 5) - (-5) (145) 13 . Goiya Nar (253) 63.53 255 P -(5'10) W,Tk,Hp, - (- 5) - (- 5) - (10+) (35) C,N. 14 Sankri (257) 142.04 1,150 P - (10+) W,Hp -(-5) Sund,a~', -(10+) (158) Friday. 15 Aiman Shankarpllr (258) 45.32 289 P - (6-10) W,TW, Hp, --(- 5) -(-5) -(5-10) (46) R. 16 Dhonrhpur (259) 60_70 423 P -. (10+) W,TW,Hp, -(- 5) -(-5) -(10+) (60) R. 17 Bahadurpur (260) 43.71 330 P - (- 5) W,Hp -(- 5) - (-5) -(10+) (75) IS Makhdumpur (261) 50.1S 391 -(-5) - (- 5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) - (10+) (50) 19 Mirjumla (262) 92.27 1,293 P PHS W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (193) 20 Chakia (263) 32.37 231 P,M,H - (- 5) W,Hp PO Tuesday, - (5-10) ( 40) Saturday. Zl Chainpur (264) 17.00 257 - (-5) -(-.5) W,Hp PO -(- 5) - (5-10) (38) 22 Chakia Tola (265) 4.05 59 - (- 5) -(-5) IIp -(--5) -(-5) - (5-10) (S) 23 'Juaphar (266) 108.05 1,079 P - (5-10) W,lIp,R - (- 5) - (-5) -(IHO) (163) 24 Juaphar Tola (267) 25.09 310 - (- 5) - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) -(10+) (36) 25 Shankarpur (26S) 160.54 1,693 P -(5-10) W,Hp. - (- 5) - (- 5) - (5-10) (258) 26 ChaiYanPali (270) 91.46 578 P ,- (5-10) W,Hp PO -(5-<10) --(10+) (75) 27 Bherwanian (271) 184.13 1,346 P - (- 5) W,Hp PO -(5) - (5-10) (189) 28 Tatwar (272) 116.55 1,144 P - (-5) W,Hp -(-5) Monday, -(10+) (158) Friday, 29 Salempur (273) 49.78 447 -(-5) -{l9+) W,Hp - (-5) -(-5) -(10+) (48) 131

SUBDIVISION-SIWAN SADAR DlREOTORY

AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area under d'ifferent types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places), Remarks including Nearest anyplace Approach town Power Staple r------...... ------, of' to and Bupply food Forest Irrigated by source Un- Culturable Area not roligiouB, village distanoe irrigated wa"te available historical (in km.) (including for or gaucher cultivation archaeo­ and logical groves) interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Siwan (30) Rioe, W(10.13), TW(13.B5), 116.14 10.42 40.59 M2:CI:Tl Wheat Tk (1.23), 0(11.60). KR Do. (30) Rice, W(16.25), TW(14.24), 128.00 14.33 45.48 CI:Tl wheat 0(11.15). KR Do. (25) Rioe, W(18.35), TW(24.49), 199.14 21.04 71.S4 Ml :01 :Tl wheat 0(6.69). KR Do. (28) Rioe, W(2.08), 0(0.53) 2.89 4.09 21.57 wheat KR Do. (31) Rioe, W(4.37), TW(2.09), 0(2.27) 19.30 2.09 15.20 wheat KR Do. (31) Rioe, W(8.18), TW(1.27), 0(5.23) 53.60 3.54 10.33 Wheat PR,KR Do. (30) Rice, W(30.00), TW(4.06), 0(4.05) 71.69 10.19 36.22 M2:01 wheat KR Do. (31) EA Rioe, W(9.18), TW(3.31), 0(2.98) 57.21 6.97 63.01 Ml:T2 Wheat KR Do. (32) Rice, W(9.35), TW(.4.07), 0(0.38) 10.48 3.54 4.55 wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(7.30), TW(5.67), 51.29 14.33 26.54 wheat Tk (1.25). KR Do. (30) Rioe, W(7.69), Tk(12.22) 76.19 18.43 36.01 Wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(49.05), TW(32.44), 72.87 2.74 14.35 wheat 0(16.73). KR Do. (3iJ) Rice, W(18.29), Tk(5.76), 0(4.4J) 24.48 1.08 8.91 wheat KR Do. (30) Rioe, W(48.68), TW(18.21), 0(2.00) 50.02 2.79 20.34 N2:M3 Wheat KR Do. (24) Rice, W(14.24), TW(2.89), 0(5.28) 19.21 1.21 2.49 wheat KR Do. (24) Rice, W(14.22), TW(I1.56), 0(11.42) 12.04 1.30 10.16 Wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(22.60), TW(10.1S), 2.05 0.05 2.93 Wheat (5.90). KR Do. (25) o Rice, W(6.13), TW(4.0E), 0(2.02) 27.72 2.07 S.19 whea.t KR Do. (32) Rice, W(17.85), TW(13.82), 0(1.S2) 37.17 3.09 18.52 M2 Wheat KR Do. (32) Rice, W(S.56), TW(2.91), 0(3.05) 11.16 0.52 6.17 Ml wheat KR Do. (32) Rice, W(5.71), TW(2.08), 0(2.02) 5.40 0.34 l.45 Wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(3.46) 0.30 0.12 0.17 wheat KR Do. (30) Rioe, W{4:6.62), TW(22.34), 23.S3 0.86 10.70 M2 wheat 0(3.70). KR Dc. (30) Rice, W(1l.33), TW(10.13) 1.83 0.07 1.73 Ml wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(74.93), TW(28.S2), lS.66 3.08 21.10 M2CI wheat 0(3.95). KR Do. (30) Rice, W(14.22), TW(8.1S), 0(2.85) /59.11 0.72 6.38 wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(32.86), TW(12.84), Tk(10,42), 88.83 0.51 16.26 'Cl:Tl Wheat 0(22.41). KR Do. (25) Rice, W(29.26), TW(4.54), 0(1.66) 69,47 0.06 11.36 " Wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(16.19), Tk(IS.90) 13,41 0.13 1.15. heat 132

DBVELOPMENT BLOOK-BHAGWANPUR HAT " ,;~YBJjAGE

~ ;,r.AMENErIES

.Amenities available,[Iinot availa.ble within the village, a dash(-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, Total viz .• - Ilkms.. 5-10kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place Total area Population where the facility is available ie.·given]. Serial . Name of village with of the and r------~-_---~-A_--______~ __ ~ ,'. DO. Thana no. village number Eduoawonal Medioal . Drinking Post ;., Day or Communi- (in of house- water and n .days ··cations hectares) holds (potable) Telegraph ,of the (Bus atop, MarketJ Rly. hat, station, if any. Waterways) 1 2 3 ~ 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THAMA-BASANTPUR-conta. 80· ..Gobinapur (274) 132.74 852 P ~ (- 5) W.Hp PO -(-5) -.(5-10) (14.0) U . ..Rajapur (275) 89.03 786 P ~(-5) W.Tk,TW. -( ·5) -(-5) -(10+) (117) Hp III lla (57) Thursday. 88 Salempur(282) 79.72 735 P -(-5) W.Hp -(-5) Sllnday, -(10+) (91) Thursday. 89 &ul' (283) 89.84 331 -(-5) HO W,Hp PO -(-5) - (10+) (43) 40 Ra.mpur Lauwa (284) 63.13 570 P,M -(-5) W,Hp - (-5) Wednesday.- (- 5) (91) Saturday. '1 Sahsa. (285) 72.84 711 P - (- 5) W.Hp -(5) Sllnday. -(10+) (96) Friday. '2 Al:azi. Balaha (286) 22.26 596 P -(-5) W,Hp - (- 5) Monday - (5-10) (91) '3. Balaha. (287) 75.27 753 0 -(-5) W,TW - (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (112) Mairi Sudama (288) 44.92 435 P - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (-5) - (-5) " (60) '5 Mairi· Da.lip (289) 61.11 368 - (-5) PHS W,Hp -(-5) Sunday, -(-5) (57) Thursday. '6 Marakhas (290) !l25.4.1 2.189 P,M,H PHS W,Hp PO Sunday, - (510) (316) Thursday. '7 Banpura (291) 118.98 388 P -(-5) W,Hp.C - (-5) - (-5) - (5·10) (50) 48 &rahri (292) 24.9.28 969 P -(-5) W,Hp -.(-5) - (-' 5) - (6·10) (140) '9 lrIal'akhQ,p (293) 43.30 371 -(-5) . - (5-10) W.Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (5·10) (54) 60 Bithuna (294) 484.81 .2,564 P(2),M - (- 5) W,Hp PO ,'. Monday, - (5-10) (233) Friday. 61 Rataw (295) 127.88 1,123 P - (5·10) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (10+) (163) 62 Sioghal&li (296) 89.43 (522) P - (-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) - (10+) (60) Hp. 63 ~pw- (297) 75.68 529 - (- 5) - (10+) W,'llk,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (10+) (73) 6'".hilpur. (298) 119.38 533 -(-5) -(10+) W,TW - (-5) - (-·5) -(10+) (85) 65 Sipar (299) 143.26 1,424 P -,(5.10) W.Hp -(-5) , 'Sunday, -(5.10) (202) Thursday. III .Sani Bagahi (300) 80.53 761 -(- 5) -(~5) W,Hp -. (- 5) - (- 5) - (5·10) (115) 67 Bagabi (301) 96.31 496 P - (-5) W,Hp,N - (- 5) Monday, - (-5) (69) Friday. IS Bin Bagahi (302) 4.86 21 - (- 5) - (5-10) W,Hp,C - (-5) - (- 5) - (5- 10) (4) 58 Kherhwa (303) 185.34 1,\)30 P '_ (- 5) W,Tk,Hp, - (- 5) Tuesday, -(-6) (256) R.N. Saturday. 133

, ,BlJBDlVISION- SIW AN ' hADAR DIRECTORY 'AND LAND USE

La.~d UII6 (Le •• area.· un der different types of land use in hectares roundecl up to 2 decimal places). Remarks including Nearest ' any, :place __ town "Approaoh ' ,'·Power I Staple c------.A-.- ______~_'"'"'I of to and .upply food Forest Irrigated by sou rce Un- Culturable Area not religious, . ,;; ~villa.ge ··distance " ';, .irrigated waste available historical .. :. "inJun.) (including for or gaucbar cultivation archaeo- and logical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Biwan PO) Rice, W(22.36), TW(10.18), 0 . 8l.75 0.43 12.70 Wheat (5.32). KR Do. (30) Rice, W(15.96), TW(8.44), 0 45.91 1.69 13.34, M2 Wheat (3.69}. KR Do. (28) Rice, W(6.07), TW(8.09), 0(2.02) 37.92 2.48 6.15 Wheat KR Do· (2 8) ; Rice, W(2.43), Tk(4.05), 0(3.64) 13.01 l.62 2.77 Wheat KR Qo. (42) Rice, W(10.Il), TW(6.lo), 0(1.00) 22.90 33.35 19.57 Wheat KiR Do~ (38) Rice, W(10.20), Tk(14.22), 0(3.60) 108.l9 14.99 ~5.96 Wheat KiR Chapra(22) · Rice, W(6.15),TW(4.U),0(4.45) 30.26 5.14 6.95 Wheat ~R Bi wil."l (30) ED Rice, W(40.45), TW(32.88) 68.11 0.32 13.64 Tl · Wheat KR Do· , (30) Rice, W(6.15), TW(6.15), 0(2.82) 53.25 2.99 8.36 Wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(6.13), Tk(5.31), 0(2.85) 47.21 2.97 25.37 .wheat KR Do. (35) Ricf" W(8.17), TW(6'23),O(4.03) 26.35 10.99 7.36 Ml Wheat KR Do· (35) Rice, W(10.20), TW(8.28j\ 0(4.18) 37.31 4.93 '1.88 , Wheat KiR . "M&lm.rajgnilj Rica ' GJ(6.80), W(6.56), 0(1.98) 6.92 " ' (10) Wheat KR Siwan (25) " Ric~. W(RAn), Tk(5.83); 0(5.36) 21.33 23,60 10.69 wheat KR Do. (25) , Hice, W(15.82), TW(8.18), 0(2.65) 12.16 0.04 ·6.07 Wheat KiR Do, (31) Ricf', W(18.66), Tk(1.66), 0(2.72) 33.70 0.07 4.30 Wheat KR Do, ' (40) · Rice, W(31.22), TW(26.76), 0 124.49 0'37 \28. H) N7:M3:C4: whoat (13.90 ). T3 KR Do'. (30) . I, ,..Rice, WI 14.76), TW(23.59). 69.52 0.04 1l.07 Wheat KiR Do. (34) J .Hice, . W(24.74), TW(2.69),O(1.94) 115.24 43'50 ,61.17 ."Wheat KiR Do' (29) .·Rice, W(6.35), TW(25'58) R.49 0.01 2.,87 Ml:Tl Wheat KiR De" (45) ,hie!), , W(49.25), TW(36.79), 294.71 10.66 78.33 NI):CljT2 wheat 0(15.07). KR Do. (3.3) Rice, W(4R.64), TW(16.35), 0 23.24 7.59 18.02 Wheat (14.04). KR ,D6'" (40) . Ric!', W(20.2!l), TW(6.16), 0(3.21) 42'96 3.67 -13.14- wheat KR Do, (30) · Rice, W(5.26); Tk(S.09) 37.20 6.07 19.06 Wheat KR Do~ (25) "Rice, W(7.00}, TW(12.20) 76.44- 8.19 . 15.55 wheat KR Do.> (25) . Rice, W(36.67), TW(12.23), 0(8.34) 59.51 0.98 . -25.53 N1:C2 wheat KR Do.. (35) , .Rice. W(l4;.24.) TW(13.92), 0.64- 3.55 34.91 wheat 0(13.27). PR,D Do. ,(25) ,Rice, W(14.24), TW(16.48), 39.42 4.4.6 13.96 N4 Wheat 0(7.75). ,1m ., Do. (25) Rice, W(0.85), 0(0.42} 2.59 0.60 Wheat KR Do. 1(12) Rice, p. '" W(27.11), Tk(4.05), 60.21 4.23 21.24 wheat 0(62.50). 134

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK- BHAGWANPUR HAT VILLAGE AMENITIES

Ameniteesavailable [Ilnot available within the village a dash (- )is shown in the oolumn and nexii to it in braokeis, $he distance in broad rangeS. Total viz., - I) kmll., 5-10 kms., and 10+ kms., of the nearest place Total area Population where the facilitl' is available is given). Serial Name of village with ~ the =d ~------~------~ no. Thanll no. village number of Educational Medical Drinking Post and DIIy or Oommuni. ,in households water Telegraph days cations hectares) (potable ) of the (Bus stoP. marketJ Rly. hat, station, uan)" Waterways) 1 2 3 ~ I) 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-BASANTPUR-con,d.

60 JWledpur (304) 126.26 910 P -,(-5) W,Hp - (-5) -(-5) - ( ·5) (136) 61 Barka Goon (305) 680.27 6,837 P(4),M,O FPC,RP(4) W,Hp PO Monday, - (- 5) (794) Friday. 62 Bakhtanli (306) 44.11 455 P - (-5) W.Hp - (-5) -(-6) - {-:- 6) (56) 63 Sarea (307) 123.02 1,585 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-·5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (207) 64 Bansohi (308) 19)).87 1,816 P - (- 5) W,Tk,Hp -(-ii) - (-Ii) - (- 5) (274) 65 MWlra (313) 103.60 989 P - ( 5) W,Hp,R - (- 5) - (-5) BS (10d) 66 Konrar (314) 148.52 1,386 P --(-5) W,Hp,R - (- 5) . - (,...5) BS (189) 67 Saghsr Sultanpur (34B) 849.02 6,684 P(7),M,H PHS, RP(7) W,Tk,Hp,C PO TuesdaY', BS (987) Thursday, Saturday. 68 Sultanpur (349) 76.08 651 P -(-5) W,Hp,C - (-5) Sunday, - (- 5) (107) Wednesday. -( -.5) 69 Mahina (350) 199.10 1,622 P -(-5) W,Hr. --(-.5) -(- 5) ~248) 70 Hasanpura{351 ) 84.58 632 P -(-.5) W,Hp -(- 5) - (- 5) BS (103) 71 Bilaspur (352) 255.35 2,134 P - (- 5) W,Hp - (-5) - (-- 5) - (- 5) (271) - ( 5) 72 Maghri (353) 210.43 1.190 P,M,H PHS, W,Hp - (- 5) Tuesda.y, (157) CHW(3). Thursday, Saturday. - (- 5) 73 Sughri (354) 251.71 1,778 P,M CHW(3) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) (258) 74 Nagwa(361) 12{).19 1,608 P - (- 5) W,Hp -(-5) Tuesda.h B8 (237) Saturday. -(-5) 75 Arazi Nagwa(362) 28.73 271 - (-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-B) (37) Monday, BS 76 KauriY'a. (363) 773.75 6,858 P(5),M,O -(- 5) W,Hp PO (1,002) Friday. -(·-5) 77 Dharamraj (364) 121.00 538 P - (-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) Sunday, (68) Hp. Wednesday. 78 Bhikhampur (365) 223.79 1,993 P(3),M,O FPO W.Tk,TW. PO Monday, -(-6) (260) Hp,S. Thursday. 79 Chorouli (366) 230.93 1,631 P - (- 5) W,Hp. PO -(-5) BS (212) BS 80 Machhagra (367) I1S.17 1,009 P - (-5) W,Rp - (- 5) -(- 5) (147) 81 Chorauli Banwe (368) 22.26 4S1 -·(-5) - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) -(-5) - (- 5) (58) 82 Naduwa (369) 112.91 157 P - (-5) W,Hp -(-L) MondaY, - (-·5) (21) FridaY. - (- 5) 83 Hilsanr (370) 132.33 509 P,M,H -(-.5) W.Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) (71) _.( -5) 84 Hilsanr Tola (371) 82.15 299 - (- 6) - (-5) w,Hp -(-5) -(-5) (40) --(HO) 85 Khapkat (872) 8.09 56 -(-5) -(5'10) W,Hp --(- 5) -(-5) (10) 86 Baramh Asthsn (373) 286.11 2,402 P(2) - (5'10) W,Tk,Hp ~(--5) TuesdaY, - (0'10) (3t 9) SaturdaY _.( 5-10) 87 Chaurasi(874) 20.25 154 - (- 5) -(-5) W,Hp,C -(-5) -.(~5) ( 19) 88 Bhikhampur (375) 2.43 Uninhabited 89 Sajot (376) 38.85 34 - (- 5) - (5-10) TW.Hp - (-"o) -(-b) - (5-10) (5) 135

SUBDIV1SION-SIWAN SADAR DIRECTORY

AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in heotares rOWlded up to 2 deoimal places). Remarks including Nearest anyplace Approaoh town Power Staple r------"--~~------:_-----....., of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by source Un- Oulturable Area not religious, village distance irrigated waste available historical (in km.) (including for or gaucher cultivation archaeo- and logical groves) interest 11 12 18 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Siwan (14) Rice, W(36.1S), TW(32.56), 22.54 4.49 IS.16 02 wheat 0(11.13). KR Do. (30) Rice, W(130.91), TW(89.15), 207.86 25.50 171.30 N5:Ml wheat 0(55.55). KR Do. (30) Rice, W(14.63), TW(8.40), 4.86 3.21 9.31 N2 wheat 0(3.70). KR Do. (30) Rice. W(46.86), TW(14.26), 42.16 6.85 5.04 MS:Cl:Tl wheat 0(7.85). PR,KR Do. (32) Rice, W(4S.89). TW(28.39), 5.35 8.94 31.51 Nl:Ml wheat 0(12.79). PR,KR Do. (33) Rice. W(12.14), R(6.07), 0(4.05) 71.34 10.00 wheat PR,KR Do. (28) Rice, W(44.84), TW(lS.41), 9.97 6.85 56.39 T2 wheat 0(12.06). PR,KR Do. (36) Rice, W(60.90), TW(52.93), 424.72 20.23 249.25 wheat 0(40.4;9). PR,KR Do. (3S) Rice, GO(4.05), W(6.13). 52.37 1.03 6.56 wheat TW (4.05), 0(1.S9). KR Do. (25) Rice, GO(24.36). W(28.49), 70.90 3.60 57.59 Cl:Tl wheat TW (S.11), 0(5.99). PR,KR Do. (30) Rice, GC(5.71), W(4.09), 26.91 3.58 34.53 N3 wheat TW (6.13), 0(3.63). KR Do. (32) Rice, W(66.S9), TW(36.79), 133.64 1.62 7.05 Nl wheat 0(9.36). PR,KR Do. (34) Rice, W(12.28), TW(12.20), 151.15 7.S4 20.62 wheat 0(6.34;). PR,KR Do. (35) Rice, W(13.84), TW(16.27), 0(8.22) 109.91 5.29 98.18 Ol:Tl wheat PR,KR Do. (32) Rice, W(44.60), TW(36.48), 0(2.96) 1.25 0.43 34.47 Tl wheat PR,KR Do. (33) Rice, W(9.75), TW(8.13), 0(0.25) 6.14 0.32 3.54 wheat PR,KR Do. (30) EO Rice, W(15S.S4), TW(89.23), 312.16 29.25 171.S1 N5:M3:Cl! wheat 0(12.46). T5 KR Do. (35) Rice, W(5.75). TW(S.15), 0(7.10) 36.34 1.85 61.81 whea.t KR Do. (32) Rice, W(14.41). TW(49.03), 120.03 2.88 21.47 wheat 0(15.97). PR,KR Do, (32) Rice, W(32.70), TW(36.50), 127.95 3.20 25.76 01:Tl wheat o (9.S2). PR,KR Do. (40) Rice. W(4.94). 0(3.12) 100.16 1.01 8.34 N2 wheat PR,KR Do. (34) Rice, W(12.22). 0(2.56) 6.24 0.21 1.03 wheat PR.KR Do. (34) Rice, W(24.36), Tk(28.70), 30.54 0.51 20.90 wheat 0(7.90) PR,KR Do. (27) Rice. W(12.20), TW(10.20). S8.46 0.49 14.53 Nl:Ml:Tl wheat 0(6.45) KR Do. (29) Rice, W(S.19). TW(6.45). 0(2.S4) 4S.60 16.01 wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(1.70), 0(1.49) 1.58 0.47 2.85 Wheat KR Do. (35) Rice, W(77.68), TW(17.89), 131.61 6.07 41.70 Ml wheat o (lUO). KR Do. (35) Rice, W(7.37). 0(4.28) 4.37 0.51 3.70 Ml wheat W(0.45), 0(0.44) 1.46 0.08 KR Do. (30) Rice, W(0.S5). TW(0.89). 0(0.59) 34.52 0.35 1.65 wheat 136 '

VIUiA.Gll ", ~

AMENllIJIES} l~:_

Amenities available {If not available within the village, a da.sh(- ) is shown. in the oolumn and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad Total ranges, viz., - 5kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest place Total area population where the facility is available is givero].y-.u ; of the and·, r- ______..A._. ______--. Serial ,Name' of village with no. Thana-no. village numht'l,,· Educational Medical Drinking' Post: ' Day or.' Communi·' (in of house- water and days " cationlJj','i'· hectares) holds (potable) Telegraph of the:. '(Blls stop, Market! Biy. hot, station, if any Waterways) 1 2 l:J 4 /j 6 7 S I) 10

REVENUE THANA-BASANTPUR-contd.

90 Nauwh. Tola ~877) 57.46 414 P - (5-10) W,Tk,.TW, (--5) -(-0) '- (5'10) (54) Hp,o.N'. I 91 Mauan PatV (378) 80.53 301 -( .5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) _,(- 5) ." (52) 92 Sonhani (379) 409.94 2,97(1 , ,P,O -(-5) W,Hp PO SundM', . ._ (~5) (426) Thursday, FridtW· 93 S&ripatti (aaOj 143.66 1,359 P -(- 5) W,TW -- 0) - (- 5) - (-5). (182) 94 Jagdishpur (381) 96.72 681 P -(-.5) W,H,P -·(-5) - (-5) -(~5) (98) 95 Sahs'Ll:aon. (382) 18lt.79 1,450 P(2) --(--5) W,Hp,R .. PO -,(_'5) -(-5) (17'6) 96 Sonbarss £383; 67.58 535 P --(-5) W,Hp' -( -5) (--5) - (-5) (76) .. 97 Hulsara(384) 167.13 1,239 P,M -(- 5) W,Tk;Hp PO Sunday, -(- 5) (174) ThursdaY, 98 Dilshadpur (-985) 69.60 606 .1> PHC' W,Tk,Hp; -'(-5) -(-6) -.(- 5) (69) 99 MttndIpur"(386) 138.t 0 ],368 :··M - (-5) W,Hp,C' ' -(- 5) - (-6) '- (- 5) (184) 100 Piprahia (387)' 140.42 2,174 ;1> - (- 5) W,TW,B'p -(-5) -(-1;) ~ (-5) (305) " 101 Jalptirwa(Ssa) 61.92 238 '-('-5) ~(-5) W,Tk,Hp - (- 5) Monday, ' - (-1\) (38) FridaY· 192 Aruan (389) 269.11 2,019 P(2),M· -(-5) W,Tk,TV\i", PO -(- 5) '~(- 5) (283) Hp,C~ 103 Mira ,Hata (390) 108.45 1,025 P -(-5) W,Hp - (_. 5) -(-5) -(-5) (160) " 104 Bira B.a.nkat (391) 57.46 323 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp' -(- 5) -(-5) -0-(-5) (48) 105 Bankat (392). lSi.99 925 P - (-5) W,Hp,F PO -(-5) - (- 5) (131) 106 ,Chakml.lIlda. (393) 33.99 313 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) - (-5) -(-5) (40) 107 Mahammat;{puf (394) 139.61 I,511 P -·(-·5) W,Hp -(-5) ~(-5) - (- 5) (211) 108 Chakbirdi (395) 56.25 467 P -(-5) W,Hp' -(-5) -(-5) ~(- 5) (70) 109 BhagwaupUJ'. :{fat (396). 196.27 2,329 . P(2),M,H ..H,HC,D, W,Tk,HP, PTO Tuesday, BS (317) , FPC,'RP(5).· R,C,N•. SaturUsY· . CHW(4) 110 Ramptll' Digar (397) . 62.32 992 P -(--5) . W,TW,B'p _'(--5) --(-5~ BS (142) 111 Rampur ~ha.s (398) 72.44 487 P -.(- 5) W,Hp- " -(-.5) - (- 5) -(-5) (71) 112 Rampur Digar (399) . 59.49 1,003 P -·(--5) W,Hp -'(-·5) -(- 5) - (- 5) (166) ll3 Rampttl' Khu.Ef(400) 52.61 162 -(--5) -·(-,5) W,Hp i! , ~ --(-5) -(-5) BS (20) . 114 Mirzspur Bahiyara (4Gl) 45.73 Uninhabited

To'al 14,948.22 118,166 P (105) H (1) (16,740) ,M (16) :aO (2) H (7) PHO ' (1) 0 (5) PHS' (7) D (1) ',PO (8) RP "(18) OHW (10)

--NoTE:~Figures given in brackets under Col. 4 relate to number of households. 137

SU,BJjYIIID...... uW AJ[ V,ltU DIBE~TORY AND LAN!> VSE

L:lnd usa (i.e., area under different types of land use in hectares rou.lded up to 2 decimal places). Itemarks including NeMtlJlt any place Approach tQwn POwer Stt\Jl'lt} r------..J.-_------, of to ani Bupply rood Forest Irrigated by source Un- CuItllrable Alea not religiqUs, villioga dista.nce irl!i-g&ted waste available historica.l (in km.) (including for or gauchar cultivation archaeo. and logical groves) interes~ 11 H! 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

liR Siwan (34) Rice, W(2.04), TW(6.09), 0(1.27) 43.41 0.5-1 4.14 wheat liR Do. (U) Rice, W(16A7), TW(12.26}, 32.53 1.21 3.92 wheat 0(14.14;). liR Do. (2&) Rice, W(53.06), TW(36.50), 283.09 1.32 29.32 T1 wheat 0(6.65).

liR Do. (33) Rice, W(10.27), TW(18.92), 71.73 4.79 27.52 Cl:T4 wheat R (4.15), 0(6.28). PR,liR Do. (25) Rice, W(17.89), TW(12.22), 53.17 0.24 9.22 N2 wheat 0(3.98). liR Charra (22) Rice, W(16.23), TW(0.85), 103.31 0.B9 61.51 wheat 0(7.00). liR Siwan (35) Rice, W(4.Il), TW(3.28), 0(0.81) 50.42 0.86 8.10 N1 wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(16.35), TW(12.22). 0 (13.78) 82.51 1.59 40.68 wheat liR Do. (47) Rice, W(41.60), TW(6.15), 1.80 0.49 12.32 wheat 0(7.24). KR Do. (30} Rice, W(16.86), TW(12.27), 69.35 1.21 32.49 02 wheat 0(5.82). liR Do. (35) ED Rice, W(16.27), TW(4.U), 0(4.02) 73.47 1.62 40.93 M3:C4:Tl wheat. liR Do. (24) Rice, W(4.13), TW(0.85), 0(0.S5) 38.0S 0.48 17.53 wheat liR Do. (35) Rice, W(99.01), TW(16.43), 90.05 4.07 38.94 Ml Wheat 0(20.61). KR Do. (35) Rice, W(10.40), TW(6.15), 66.38 3.29 14.25 Wheat o (7.9S). KR,NR Do. (35) Rice, W(4.88), TW(1.63), 0(0.41) 37.65 0.52 12.37 wheat KR,NC Do. (34) Rice, W(36.4S), TW(4.82), 0(G.28) 77.82 4.90 24.69 wheat liR,NR Do. (34) Rice, W(4.05), 0(1.S2) lS.97 0.16 8.99 wheat. PR,NR Do. (33) Rice, W(G1.l9), TW(31.53), 30.55 3.31 9.54 Ml:Tl wheat 0(3.49). KR,NR Do. (32) Rice, W(lG.37), TW(G.13), 0(4.27) 22.69 0.66 6.13 wheat PR,KR Do. (33) EA Rice, W(36.50), TW(16.35), 0(30.00) 87.57 5.54 20.31 N25:M4.:Cl: wheat Tl

PR,KR Do. (33) Rice, W(12.26), TW(12.61), 0(6.58) 22.97 0.13 7.77 1\'[l:Cl wheat PR,KR Chlloprllo(33) Rice, W(16.35), TW(17.08), 25.06 0.26 7.1S Wheat 0(6.51). PR,KR Ditto. (33) Rice, W(13.02), TW(10.76), 22.45 0.42 8.85 C3:T1 wheat 0(3.99). PR,KR Ditto. (33) Rice, W(13.63), TW(8.98), 0(7.41) 20.29 0.08 2.22 wheat W(0.89), 0(0,42) 43.59 0.83 .. GO (40.92) 6,826.67 513.82 2,722.83 N 65 W (2,535.57) M 47 TW, (1,398.33) 0 82 Tk, (121.69) T 35 R (10.22) 0 (769.34) 138

DEVELOPMENT BLOGK-MAHABAIGAKJ VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available [lfnot available within the village, .. dash (~) i8 shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad Total ranges viz.,- 5 kms., 5 -10 kms., and 10+ kms., of the nearest place Total area population Whare the facility is available is givenJ. ,-______..A...... ______------...., Serial Name of village with oflhe and no. Thana no. village number of Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi- (in households water Telegraph days cations hectares) (potable) of lhe (Bul! stop, market/ Rly. bat, station, ifany Waterways.)

1 ! a 4. 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THAN A-BASAKTPUR-oontd.

1 Balia (107) 372.71 3,463 P(2), H -(-5) 'W, Tk,Rp, PO -(-5) BS (471) R. 2 Aphrad (111) 76.48 487 P -(-5) W, Hp - (5·10) -(- 5) BS (76) 3 Jagdishpur (129) 95.10 958 P - (-5) 'W, Tk, N -.(-·5) -(-5) -(- 5) (149) 4- Hahwa (130) IM.SS 1.474 P -(- 5) "", Tk,TW, - (- 5) Wednesday, - (-·5) (%33) Hp. Saturday. - (_.f) 5 Risaura (131) 384.04 2,739 P,M PHS. RP(2), W, Tk,Hp PO BS (437) CHW· -(-.5) 6 Bishunpura (132) 113.12 914 P ~(-o) W, Hp -.(-·5) - (---,.5) (152) 7 Pokhra (133) 473.88 3,714 P FPC W, Hp PTO Tuesday, Bli (489) Frida~· 8 Maclhopur (134) 56.66 690 P -(-~) W,Hp - (- 5) -(~5) -(-5) (113) 9 Gaur (135) 130.31 ],831 P,>U,h CHW W,TW, Hp, - (- 5) Wednesday,NW (257) R, C. Satur

SUBDIVISION-51 WAN . SADAR DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land Ulle in hectares rouncled up to 2 decimal places). :Remarks includini Nearest any place Approal)h town Power Staple r------.-----____ ...A...____. ______.~--.--.- ...... of to and supply food }'orest Irrigated by source Un· Culturable Area not religioup, village distance irrigated waste availa.ble historical (in km:) (including for or gauehar cultivation archaeo· and logical groves) interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20

PR,KR Maharajganj(8) .. Rice, W(55.59), TW(10.42), 26.14 65.95 20.11 Ml:Tl wheat 0(188.50). PR,R;R Ditto (8) Hice, W(0.82), TW(44.49) 15.92 2.92 12.33 Ml:Tl wheat KR Ditto (12) Wheat, W(7.94), TW(1.42(, 0(63.01) ]8.58 0.24 3.64 maize KR Ditto (II) Rice, W(24.28), TW(20.23), Tk(4.05) 48.84 0.53 46.95 Ml wheat KR Ditto (14) Rice, W(40.47), 0(202.34) 120.13 21.10 Nl::Ml:T2 Wheat KR Ditto (14) Rice, W(40.47),0(43.29) 24.28 5.68 wheat PR,KR Ditto (12) ED,EAg Rice, W(2.79), TW(230.35), 140.89 24.47 7.2.30 wheat TWE (3.08). KR Ditto (12) ED Rice, W(14.41), Tk(26.30) 14.15 0.51 1.29 Wheat KR Ditto (10) EA Rice, 0(76.89) 17.74 8.07 26.81 Ml:Tl Wheat KR Ditto (9) EA Rice, W(2.02), Tk(I.21), R(6.07), 50.52 12.77 38.25 111'2 Wheat 0(95.10). KR Ditto (4) ED Wheat W(4.56),0(47.05) 25.56 72.56 N2 PR Ditto (3) ED Wheat W(3.71),0(S5.3S) 12.29 34.59 N2:Tl

KR Ditto (9) Rice, W(2.S3), 0(46.54) 20.33 6.80 21.03 l\'Il:Tl wheat PR,R;R Ditto (10) EA Rice, W(5.41), TW(17.25).TWE \1.57) 9.56 1.32 4.55 wheat PR,KIt Ditto (S) RAg Rice, W(4.05), WE(12.14),Tk(0.81), 24.41 7.39 30.92 Ml:T4 Wheat O(lla.al). PR,KR Ditto (S) EAg Rice, W(2.09), WE(5.09),0(llS.30) 54.05 0.73 14.S0 .N2: M2 Wheat KR Ditto (5) EA Rice, W(6.69), Tk(6.23), 0(S5.16) 13.66 0.20 11.0,S Ml: Tl Wheat KR Ditto (S) Rice, . W(202.34), TW(94.99) 0.61 lS.12 1\'[1: 01 Wheat KR Ditto (S) Rice, W(98.34), 0(17.72) 0.61 S.79 Wheat PR Ditto (6) EAg Rice, WE(39.76), Tk(6.64),0(l29.90) lS6.42 0.20 29.62 Wheat

KR Ditto (S) Rice, W(3.S1), 0(54.91) 94.49 0.93 lU7 Wheat PR,Kh Ditto (8) EA Rice, W(14.79), 0(151.S2) 145.72 0.32 2S.50 N3: Tl Wheat

PR, RiR Ditto (5) EA Rice. W(10.99), TW(6.64), 0(135.68) 106.73 0.69 24.97 N4: 1\'13: T4 Wheat

Rice. GO(5.07),W(2.19), 0(24.35) 20.7S 23.29 Wheat 140

Dl:Vl:I.OPltlENT BLOQK-MAHARAJGANJ VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available[ If not a.vailable within the village, a dash(- lis shown in the cO'lumn and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, Total viz:, -- 5kills., ·5-10 kms. and 10+kms, of the neafest place 'lotal area Population where the facility is available is given]. ,--______A ______~ Serial Name of village with of the and no. Thana no. village number Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Com--n' (in of house- water and days oa.1imn8 hectares) holds (potable) Telegraph (}fthe (Bus tIWp, MSlketJ Bly. hat, stat.ion, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4. 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THA,'( A-·BASANTPUR-Conld.

29 T-akipur (171) 480.62 3,094 P PHS,CHW W,Tk,TW, PTO and - (- 5) BS (469) (3). Hp,·C, N· phone 30 Barahia. Tola (240) 60.70 283 - (~5) -(-.5) W, Hp -(-b) -(-5) -(Ii-·l0) (43) 31 Lerlla (241) 233.91 1,839 P -·(-.5) W, Tk, Hp, -(-t) Wednesday, - (- r.) (279) N· ,SStu:tida.y. 32 Balan (243) 250.09 2,092 P, ]\1 PHS W, Tk, C PO __, (- 5) -(-5) (289) 33 Sarea (244) 185.76 1,262 P -·(-.5) W, Tk, Hp, -(- 5) -(-5) -(10+) (184) 0, Nt 34 Rahia (245) 111.29 76[, P -·(--5) W, Tk, Hp, - (-·5) - (- 5) - (10+) (113) C· 35 Higauli (246) 34.40 51 -,(- 5) - (10+) w, '1'k - (-5) -(-5) -·(10+) (8) . 36 Pipra Kalan (247) 117.36 755 P --(-5) W, Tk, Hp, PO Sunday, --(10+) (1l7) C, N· Wedn~ay. 37 Bagauchhakhurd (248) 8.90 Uninhabited

38 Pipra Rhurd (249) 174.01 748 P -(- 5) C -(-5) - (-5) -(10+) (117) 39 Bagauchha (250) 186.15 2,035 P -'(-5) W,'TW --.(- 5) -(-5) --(10+) (298) 40 Chak lViahmuda (2iil) 102.38 1,028 0 -(-5) W, TW, Hp, -(-.5) --(- 5) BS (165) C· 41 DalPl.ltpur (252) 120.19 723 - (-.;'i) --(--5) W. Tk, TW, -~(- 5) -(~5) -(10+) (108) lip. 42 Rhapura Khanplu (254) 48.16 342 -(-5) -(10+) W, TW, Hp, -··(-·5) -(-5) -(10+) (59) C· 43 Siktia (25.5) 157.83 1,716 P, lVI, H RP W,"'l'k,TW, PO Tuesday, -(10+) (2821) FIr· Thursday, Saturday. 44 Mardanpur (256) 22.66 294 --'(--5) -·(-5) W,Ep -(--5) -(-b) ..... (.1'0+) (48) 45 Rheduchhapra (269) 71.22 834 'P RP(2), SMP W, Tk, TW, -.(-5) --(-5) _.(-.6) (1114) Hp, R, C· 'REVENUE THA"NA-SIW AN-Contd.

46 Hajipurwa (4 15) 118.n7 1,420 P CHW W,Tk,Hp - (-5) ~ (~5) -(-~) (226) 47 Sarangpllr (537) 149.33 1,551 P CHW W, Hp -(-5) ~ (-5) _.( - ..'5) (239) 48 Usauri (539) 216.91 l,ti05 P CHW W, Tk, TW, - (- 5) Suntlay, BS (253) Hp, C. Saturday. 49 Jalalpur (540) 88.62 1,101 P CHW(2) W,'Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) BS ( 16() C. 50 Baliapatti (041) 4],68 912 P CHW W;Tk,Hp, -(-5) - (-to) -.(-.5) (86) C. 51 Madhopur (542) 196,67 1,912 P,M -·(-5) W¥r_Tk, TW, PO - (b-IO) lBS (287) p. 52 Dhanpura (543) 101.57 453 -(-.h) --(->!5) W, TW, Hp, - (- 5) ~ (5-10) -(- 5) (60) R. 53 Gaur Rauza (fl44) 48.16 268 -(-5) --(-5) W. TW, Hp, - (-.5) - (- 5) -(-5) (48) l{. 54 Gaur Rathak (545) 24.28 345 -.(~!5) -.(-·5) W,TW,Hp -(~5) - (-5) --(-5) (55) 55 Gaur (546) 148.52 991 P -(-5) ·W,.TW, Hp -(_.1» ~(""";5) --(_'5) (186) 56 Chandpur (547) 49.78 637 -(-5) -(-5) W, Hp - (-·5) -(-5) --·(-·5) (103) 11l.

'UBDI~I8ION-8tW"''' .bM1l . IMUtl'ORY lA;NDLllmUSE

.Land U.fIe (i.e. , -61'_ under difftnnt types of laLd use in hectar~s f{Jun:ded up to 2 decimal places). Remarks including any place ~earesl; Power Staple ,..- ...... ___._~ ___.----'-4_ ...... _ __...... _~_ ..A __ ~-~-----~- ., JtJi Approach town religious, .and supply fO

:34.~f) .lIl: :1'3 KR,Ne ~.nj(10) ED Rille, GC(396.79), W(O.40), 9.82 32.07 Wheat TW(12.34). 2.02 8.80 F·P Di.tto (13) Rice, W(4.05),0(4.05}, 41.73 whe&t 4,U7 KR Ditto (13) Rice, W(16.19) 176.05 wheat 3jljj MI KR Ditto (14) Rice, GC(20.2l), W(8.0S), Tk(8.0!l) 156.56 5:3.22 wheat 50.80 CI KR Ditto ( 14) Rice, PC(6.07), W(4.86), Tk(O.Rl)., 112.70 1.62 Wheat 0(S.90}. 2.02 J 7.2<2 KR,., NR Ditto :(13) Rice, GC(4.05)., W(l.~), Tk(1.21), 68.99 wheat 0(16.18). 2.02 O.~ FP Ditto (13) Rice, W(2.06). Tk(0.83) 28.53 wheat 93.39 1l.O2 .ER., ~~& Ditto (13) Rice, PC(6.07), W(2.02), O(4.Rt1) wheat. 6.85 OAO 1.65 16,58 iKFt,NR l\'isharajganj ( 13) Rico, PC(8.09)" W(I.6.2), 0(S.09) 139.63 lI;I;TI wheat 5.17 20.~ KR Ditto (10) R.ice, PC(137.69)., W(OA5), 5.20 wheat Tk(16.65). 16.17 KR Ditto (12) ED Rice, PC(36.42), W(14.16), S.22 5.15 wheat TW(22.2 fl). 8,90 9.31 '29.56 K~ Ditto (I~) Ric!', PC(27.11), W(1.3.35), wheat TW(30.76), Tk(UJ). 4.45 2.28 KR Di·tto ( 14.) Ricf), PC(12.55), W(5.26), 0.96 Wheat TW(22.66). 14.16 17.49 '9.,7'6 KR Ditto (14) EA Rice, W(23.01;), TW(30.31), Wheat TWE(60,70), 0(1.62). 4.IS 1.24 TI KR Ditto (14) Rice, W(17.24) wheat 12.65 4.99 11.09 KR Ditto (12) EA Rice, W(1O.12), TW(2o.23), R(6.07), wheat 0(6.07).

21.09 1.:80 PR Siwa'n (11) 'Rice, W(20.33), TW(25.09),0(20.23) 30.03 wheat 2Q,.~ MI PR,.1Ci't Maharajganj (1<6) .. Rice, PC(40.47), W(2.02), 65.38 0.40 Wheat TW(20·23). 0;81 S.UO PR,KR Ditto (7) EAg Rice, W(8.90), TW(36.4.2),0(1.21) 115.37 'en wheat 32.29 PR,KR Ditto (16) ED Rice, W(3.24), TW(12.14) 40.95 wheat 11.70 KR Ditto (16) EA Rice, GC(9.71.)., W(3.24) TW(16.19) 0.44 0.40 Wheat, 3.44 4S.35 Cl PR, Kk Ditto (16) EA Rice, 0(127,i;'1) 17.37 wheat 38.68 1.70 15.85 KR Siwan (12) ~ice, 0(45.34) wheat 1:01 6;'79 KB Do. (12) Rioe. 0(2'6.<\1) 13:95 w4_ 0.65 '1.60 1m Do. (12) Rice, W(2.46). TW(2.21) 17.36 wheat 71.56 2.95 33.22 KR Do. (12) Rice, W(26.4.4.). TW(IU5) wheat 0.S5 6.85 KR Do. (ll) Rioe, GO(12.24). W(2.18). 13.20 wheat TW(IU6) 142

, DEVELOpMENT BLOOK--:-MAHARAIGANI

,V~A(,lE

AMENITIES

Amenities av:a.ilable [ifno~ avail.a.ble.within t.hevill.a.ge, 80 da.sh(-)is shown in the colulWl and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad r8011ges, Total ViilO., -- 5 kms., 5- 10 kms. anq lOT' kros., oE the nearest place Total area Popula- where the facility is available is given.] . Serial Name of village with of the tion ,--____ ...,.______J..... ______,_.,_.~ ___-- ...... -~ no. Tbanano. village and Bducational MedICal Drinking Post Dayor Communi- (in number water and days cations hectares) of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, households Market/ Rly. hat, station, if any waterways)

1 2 3 4 () 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-SIWAN-eontd.

57 Shiude (548) 247.26 1,848 P ~(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) Monday, BS (297) Friday. 58 Shakra (549) 378.38 1,995 P,M CHW(2) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) --(-.5) (316) Hp, C, N, O. 59 ~hanmhauri (550) 206.39 2,034 P,M --0(--5) W,Tk,Hp -·(-5) --(-·5, -(-0) (:.!76) 60 Shahpur (551) 20l.53 1,697 P,O CHW W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -·(--5) (260) . 61 Ph81~ura (552) 119.38 812 P CHW W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-0) - (- 5) (UO) 62 Sonbarsa (553) 175.63 2,050 P(2),O FPC, RP, W,Hp PO Wednesday, _'(-,0) (293) OHW. Saturday. 63 Shahganj (554) 42.90 364 - (- 5) He,oHW W,Hp (-5) -(~5) -.(-5) (60) 64 Bhajua (555) 11.33 Uninhabi,'3(]

65 Nlisraul'a (569) 79.32 644 P -(- 5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS (146) 66 Nautan (510) 193.84 1,432 P(2) - (-5J W,Hp,R, PO -.(-5) -(-.5) (237) C· 67 Gohpur (571) 125.05 1,133 P -·(-5) W,Hp PO Saturday BS (180) 68 Bajrahia (572) 121.81 1,346 P HC W,Hp PO Saturday BS ( 180) 69 Manpur (574) 31.57 325 -(-.. 5) ~(____'5) W,Hp -(-5) -\-51 -(-,5) (48 ) 70 Teotha (575) 133.95 1,45 7 P -(-5) W,Hp,R, -(-5) - (-5) BS (222) C, N· 71 Kalyanpur (576) 63.94 85 -(- 5) -(-5) W,Hp,C - (- 5) - (- 5) BS (15) 72 Dureji (577) 78.51 532 P - (- f) W, Tk,Hp, -- (- 5) - (- 5) B1 (83) k.C. 73 Harkeshpllr (578) 64.75 838 - (- 0) -(-5) W,Hp,R, - (-5) - (- 5) -(-5) (113) C. 74 Bangra (579) 197.8f1 2,038 P,M,H -(-5, W,Tk,Hp, PO -(-5) ES (322) e. 75 Siah\lta (58n) Wholly merged in Mahardjganj (N.A.e.) 76 Pasnauli (bBI) Ditto Ditto

'77 Dhanchhuha (582) 643t 775 P RP,CHW W, Hp.C -(-5) -(- 5) (113)

Total 10. 782.31 93,309 p (62) HC (3) (14 .• 103) M(10) PHS (5) H (5) FPC (3) 0 (5) RP (10) SMp (1) CHW (26)

T' ..,.~

NOTE: Figures given in braCkets under I Olullln " ce1ate to number of house holds. 143

SUBDIVISIOl{-SIWAR SADAB DIREOTORY AND LAND USE

Land UBe (i.e., area under different types of la.nd use in hectares rounded up to 2 deClma.1 places). Remarks including Nearest any place Approach towll Power Staple r---... -_.,------_._..---.. ---~-... ---.--...J<-.------___.- ... ~---\ of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by source Un- Culturable Area not rdigiouE', village distance irrigated waste available historical (in lun) (including for or gaueh8.l' ctllti vation arcbaeo- and logical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PE Maharajgauj(8) .. Rice. GO(138.46). 0(·1,2.53) 12.99 ~.25 49.03 W~leat PR.KR Ditto (14) EAg Rice. GO(20.23). W(8.0!), TW(4.8.&6) 172.02 2.01 8J.. !lS wl1eat TWE(400.47). Tk(:.1,02). FP Ditt() (6) ED Rice. 0(98.44) 83.62 24.33 Tl whea.t KR Siwan (15) Rice. W(40.47), R(60.70) 20.25 80.11 wheat PR,KR Do (12) Rice. W(l0.18). TW(18.21) O(32.4.~) 29.76 28.78 wheat PR.KR Do. (12) ED Rice. W(28.65), TW(60.70). 4.1.77 wheat O{44.51 '. KR Do. (11) Pice, W(4.0r). TW(8.0!) :JA8 2';.28 wheat 2.62 8.71

PR. KoB Mol.ha,rajgClr j( 6) ED Rice, P0(16.25). 0(10.16) 12.18 ·~.13 36.60 Tl wh6at PR.KB Ditto (tt) ED Ric6. GO(20.70). Well 05).0(!l2.5() 30.10 45.4.9 wl~eat PR, KR Ditto. (3) ED Ric6. W(".2.76), 0(24.85) 26.66 30.59 wheat PRo KR Ditto (3) EA. Rice. TWE(5.I4).0(J6.12) 24.::B 3d.AI Tl wheat KR Ditto (:! ) Rico. W(0.851. TW(12.l4.) HAl 0.09 3.29 wheat PIt. KR Ditto (3) Rice. GC(dA.73). W(-,.0.".7) 1.35 47.32 wheat PR.KR Ditto (3) Rice. GC(&.04), TW(\.1)6).O{10.42) 12.~3 24.4.8 whe.1t f"r: 1'""0 PR,KR Ditto (3) EAg nice. GO(22.31) 29.4

KR. Dato (L) Ri<'o , WE(4,2.82). 0{20.(0) 1.02 Tl wholl.t GO (794.19) 3,021.18 328.61 1,762.47 N31 PO (200.42) M17 W (975.62) C5 WE (99.81) T29 TW (858.14) TWE (110.96) Tk (76_06) R (72.84) o (2,382.20) 1M.

D&Vft..... 'I' BLO,.- DARAUlfDHA VUAfBl:· .tUmNll'IES

Amenities available ifnot available within the· illage, 8 daah(~.)is lIhown in tne eolumn and [next to it in braekets, the distance in broad :ranges Total viz., ~6 kms., 5-·10 kmB. aLd 10+ kms., of the nearest plaee Total area Popula- where the facility is available is given].

_1-'______.,----~· .. ~----.,,.__,, _ _... Serial Nameo! Village with of the tion ,--.~--~~~~~~ no. Th9nano. village and Edueational Medical Drinking Post D8¥or Communi- (in number water and days cations hectares) of (potable) Telegrar- h of the (Bus stop, households marketj Rly. hat, station, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA- BASAlI'TPUR- conld.

1 Jhajhawa (155) 138.00 996 P -(-';5) W,lIp --(-,5) -(- b) BS (163) 2 Babgra (156) 384.04 4,442 P -'-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-b) BS (616) 3 Katwar (161) 152.97 744 P -(-5) W,Hp _.(- 5) - (-5) - (- 5) (91) 4 Abhui (163) 195.06 1,619 P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,'IW, -(-5) -(- 5) -(-5) (2W), lip. 5 Fatehpur (164) 138.81 1,032 P -(- 5; W,'lk.TW, - (- 5) - (-0) -(- 1'» (153) Hp. 6 Bishunpura (165) 144.88 1,557 P - (-5) W,lIp PO -(-5) -(-5) (2(12) 7 Raini (166) 57.06 410 P PHS, W,Hp -(-5) --(- 5) - (-5) (57) CHW(2). 8 Rangrauli (167) 37.64 426 -(-.5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) - (-5) -(-5) (bb) 9 Rukundipur (168) 4093.30 4,851 P,.'.1(2),H PHS w,Hp PTO ~{onday, -(5-10) (735) Friday. 10 Bhikhaban (169) 276.00 2,531 M -(5-10) W,Hp -(-5) Monday, BS (341) FridaY- 11 Ramgarha (11U) 521.23 4,036 P,.M(2) -(5-10) W,Hp PTO -,(--5) BS (585) 12 Birti Tola (112) 40.47 467 - (- 5) -(5-10) W,TW,Hp, - (-5) -(- 5) - (-5) (68) C. 13 Satjora (173) 174.01 1,686 P(2),O --(5-10) W,Hp PO -,(-5) - (5-10) (205) 14 Mahaohawar (17 4i 85.39 396 -,(-,5) -,(5-10) W,Hp - (-5) -(5-10) -(5'10) (66) 15 Baldari Tola (175) 27.11 150 -(-5) -,(5'10) W,TW.Hp -'(--5) --(--5) -(5-10) (22) 16 Nand.aTola (176) 101.57 671 P -·(-,5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-0) --(--5) (108) 17 Rasulpur (1 'i 7) 217.72 1,995 P,M --(~5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) - (5-10) - (5-10) (216) Hp. 18 Chakri (178) 72.03 1,158 P --.( -5) W,TW,Hp -·(~51 -(5'10) -(5-10) (126) 19 Kharsara (179) 116.55 654 P - (- 5) W,TW,Hp, - (- 5) -(5-10) - (5-10) (94) C· 20 ~rar8ara (180) 72,44 1,059 P RP(2) W,Hp -(-·5) -·(-5) - (- 5) (179) 21 Mat.hi.a. (181) 43.71 t,14 P - (-5) W,Hp -+- 5) -(-·5) - (-5) (75) 22 Ra.ibari (182) 105.84 711 P -(-·5) \'{,Hp - (- 5) -(-5) -(-l'i) (114) 23 Baldih (183) 103.03 858 P -- (- 5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) - (-5) - (- 5) (122) 24 Bailiapur (184) 89.43 422 -(-5) -- (-5) \\T,Hp -(-5) -'(-5) -(-5) (66) 25 DU'llri (185) 137.59 518 -(--5) -·(-.. 5) \V,TW,Hp -(~5) --(--5) -(--5) (79) 26 Bangali Bharauli (186) 33.99 61 -(-5) - (- 5) W,Hp -(-5) -(- 5) - (-5) (11) 27 Chintamanpur (187) 65.96 298 - (-5) - (- 5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) - (- 5) (45) 28 Talkhiro (188) 26.71 Uninlv.Wieed 29 SirsQol1 (189) 216.50 1,561 P(3) - (- 5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) BS (216) L,O. 145

St1JJIVI3ION--·slWAN SADAR DIREOTORY AND LA,ND USE

Lau~ use (i.e., area under different types Qf land Use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places). Remaork. ltlClu.ding Nearest any place Approach town Power Staple r-.. -.------_-_..A..____ .. ______~ ______-. of to and supply food ,Forest Irrigated by source Un- Culturable Area not religieull. village distance irrigated waste available historical (in km.) (including for or gauchar cultivation archaeo- and logica.l groves) jot.reet

II 12 13 14, 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR Maharajganj Rice, GC(8.67),W(19,37),O(59,00) 44.09 6.87 (2) wheal, KR Ditto(2) EA Rice, GC(45.18),W(32.13)WE(3.18), 13'l.00 70.71 NJ:MI wheat 0(102.18). KR Ditto (2) Rice. W(57.87) 46.94- 34.46 13.70 T2 wheat KR Ditto (2) EAg 'Rice, W(2.83),TW(34.40),TWE(6.88) 115.06 35.89 NI:Cl:T2 ',vheat KH, Ditto (2) Rice. \V(2.43),TW(5.67),0(20.23) 84.52 12.34 13.62 MJ 'wheat KR Ditto (2) ED,EAg Rice, W(67.09),0(12.18) 49,42 4.44 11.75 M2:'1'2 wheat PR,KU, Ditto (3) EAg Rice, W(22,46),0(4.52) 23.18 4;.44 2,46 wheat PU.,KR Ditto (3) Rice, 0(18.62) 17.66 1.36 wheat PR,KR Ditto (5) EA Rice, G0(3!l.95).W(29.40).WE(14.52), 121.21 92.63 NI:~n wheat 0(195.53) K.K Ditto (5) EA Rice, GO(83.32). WEt 16.34),0( I 07. (3) 2.61 65.80 NI.Ml:Cl wheat KIt Ditto (8) ED,EAg Rice, GC(20.91).W(13.11 ),WE(7.01). 120.57 54;95 Nl wheat 0(3~4.62) • KH. Ditto (6) Rice, W(16.S5),0(2.0S) 11.41 1.62 2.45 wheat KR Ditto (6) Rice. W(60.93),0(4.21) 81).84 14,42 8.61 wheat KR. Ditto (6) Rice, W(IS.74),0(1.82) 55.23 9.60 wheat Kit Ditto (8) Rice. W(13.14),0(2(),23) 9.32 2.42 wheat KR. Ditto (5) Rice. GC(20.23),W(6.46),TW(6.07), 46.fH 5,71 3.96 wheat 0(12.14). KR. Ditto (4) Rice, W(62.00),O(40.4 7) 87.54 21.71 Ml:TI wheat KR Ditto (4) Rice. W(12,14),TW(24.28),Tk(4.44) 26.67 3,24 1.26 wheat KR Ditto (5) Rice, W(21 ,84),TW(15.58 ),Tk(3.24) 70.23 4,05 1.61 TI wheat KR Ditto (5) .Rice. W(20.23),TW(12.14),Tk(3.24) 22.39 6.94: 7.50 wheat KR Ditto (6) Rice, GC(S.09),W(I.81),TW(4.45) 25.46 2.07 1.83 wheat KR Ditto (6) Rice. GC(2.02),W(2.02),TW(24.28) 62.37 6.69 9.46 . wheat l\R Ditto (5) Rice. GC(62.05).W(4.25),0(4.05) 28.79 0.63 6.26 wheat 5.02 2.47 I~R Pitto (2) EAg Rice. W(26.37),0(S.l4 ) 41.43 wheat W(4.05),TW(24.28) 31.68 77.58 ~R Ditto (6) Rice. whoat KR Ditto (6) Ric'e, W(2.10) 21.17 1.69 9.03 wheat iDtto (6) Rice. W(4.05),TW(24.23) 13.35 28.33 f{R ,,,!loat 24\.71

W(16,18),1.'\\'(16:18) 14.9.80 34.34 N15 fIt.KR Siwan (16 ) .. Rioe. wheat 146

DEVn.oFMEU BLOeK-DARAl1NDHA VILLAGE AMENITIES

Amonities a.vailabl~ [if not available within the village, a dash(- )is shown in the olumn and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, Tctal vi"., - 5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest place Total area. Popula. where the facility is avfilable is given]. Betu.! Nallle of village wi1h r·fthe tion r--~-'-' ,__..~~ 1-"--'1""-'''---''<--·_' lA_1-"-1~-li_..r~·~__'--- - -, llO; - Thana no. village and. Educationnl Medical Drinking Post Day or Commmj. (in. number water and days cations - hectares) of (potable) Telegraph of'the (Bus stop, households marketJ Rly. hat, station, if any WatCl'WaYR\

1 .2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA- BASANTPUR- contd.

30 Korarikhurd (190) 119.3B 604 P -. (- 5) W,Tk,Hp - (-5) -(-5) BS (94) 31 Terha.(191) 51.80 72 -(- 5) - (- 5) W,TW,Hp - (-:5) - (_. 5) - (-5) (13) 32 Pipra (192) 125.45 1,478 P(2),l\£ H,MCW. PHC, W,Tk,Hp,N PTO and Wedne· BS,RS (260) PHS,D,FPC, Phone. day, RP(4), CHW Saturday. (4). 33 Duratmdha (193) 89.43 1,008 0 --(--5) W,TW,Hp,N -(-5) - (--5) BS (157) 34 Sadhpu]' (194) 52.20 527 P - (-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(--5) - (-5) (62) 35 Harsar (195) 446.36 2,233 P -(--5) W,Tk,TW, - (-5) -(-5) - (-- 5) (369) Hp,C. 36 Pachhwari Harsa.r (196) 163.49 1,318 P ~(-5) W,Hp PO --(-5) -(-5) (200) 31 Milki Madhwapur( 191) 70.00 320 - (-5) - (-5) W,TW,Hp,N - (- 5) -(-5) - (- 5) (44) 38 Kolhua. (198) 153.37 959 P -(-5) W;Tk,TW, PO -(-.5) - (- 5) (141) HP. 39 Mirachak, (199) 36.83 354 -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) - (-5) -(-5J (44) 4:0 Harsa. Toll (200) 97.12 450 P -(- 5) W,TW,Hp - (-5) -(-5) - (~5) (51) 41 Hathopur (201) 218.12 1,300 P -(-,5) W,Tk,Hp - (- 5) -(-5) --(-5) (179) 4.2 Mahual,(202)' 229.45 1,854 P,M PHO,CHW W,Tk,Hp PO - (-5) - (-5J (257) '3 Shekhpurwa (203) 88.22 801 P - (-5) W,Tk,Hp -(- 5) - (5-10) - (5.10) (llO) 4;4 Merahi {204) 258.59 1,305 P RIP W,Tk,Hp PO - (5.10) -(5.10) (153) (5 Jala.lpur. (205) 194.65 954; P - (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) -(10+) - (-5) (122) 46 Semri (206) 113.31 1,058 -(- 5) -(10+) W,Hp - (-5) -(10+) BS (123) 41 Rajanpura (207) '02.61 3,340 P(2),M HC,CHW(3) W,Tk,TW, PO -.(10+) -·(--5) (435) Hp,R. 48 Harpu]' Kotwa (208} 255.35 1,216 P -(-5) ,\V,Tk,TW, -(- 5) -(10+) -(--·5) (185) HlJ. '9 Dibi (209) 146.90 1,246 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) - (10+) -(-5) (145) 50 Pakri (210) 151.35 1,362 P RP W,Tk,TW, _. (- 5) -(~5) -(-5) (193) Hp. 51 Mathia..Bachangir (211) 21.52 235 -(-5) -( 5) W,Tk,Hp - (-5) -(-·5) - (-5) (35) 52 Tanrwa (212) 142.45 1,424 P - (- 5) W,Tk,TW, PO - (- 5) - (- 5) (210) Hp. 53 Parsa. Harnatanr (213) 152.56 720 P -(-5) W.Tk.TW, -(-0) -(-5) -(-5) (102) Hp. 54 l:Iat.hiw(2H) GO.70 4-63 - (-5) PHC W.TW,Hp -(- 5) - (- 5) - c- 5) (61) 55 Dipni (215) 78.91 44-1 P - (- ill W,TW,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (-5) (04) 56 Korar (216) 6'-;.00 6SR l' o • ( . ::i) W,TW,Hp,O -+.5) •.. (",5) --- (- [I) (flO) ._ (-- r; r.7 ~ispur {ZI7) 3~.78 > (- 5) . ( .i) W,TW,Hp _. (-~ 5)' -'(~5) (4) 1 147

st1BDnISJ-&N~ ~lWA'N_'SADAR l>lIl£OTDllY AND,LA.ND USE

L!lnd mill {i.e., ·afEla . under different typE'S of land use in heatarel ronnrlocl np to 2 decimal plftces). 11.emark~ including . Nearest any place Approach r--'-~ --_ - _~ ______~..A.. __ ._~ ______~_ .. ____...-~ tOwn POwer StJople of to and 2upply food village Forest Irriglllt,ed by I'ourre Un. Cultur!!ble ·A~ea not religious, distance historical (inkm.) irrigated waste avallable (including for or gauchal' cultivation arohaen· and logical groves) interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 It) 20

PR,KR Siwiln (16) Rice, W(l6.lfl)Tk(4.0G) , 82.43 16.71 ;-N2 'lVheat KR Do. (13) Rice, W(1.36),TW(2.!3) "42.33 4.21 un wheat PR,KR Do. (16) EA Rice, W(41.68),TW(66.54) 4.29 12.94 N55lT1 wheat

PR,KR Do. (IZ) Rice, W(14.I9),0(46 .. M) 12.81 15.116 wheat KR Maharajgllnj Rice, W(22.26),0(25.53) 1.17 \3.24 (3) wheat K.R Siwan (12) Rice, W\42.(3),O(l89.05) 126.31 88.4:7 wheat KR Do. (12) Rice, W(5U6),0(44.60) 42.15 23.2& wheat KR Do. (12) Rice, W(27.44),Of26.05) 12.S3 3,68 wheat KR Do. (IS) EAg Rice, W(4.11 ),TW(17.30),'l'WE(6.39) 90.31 5.43 2!U!3 Tl wheat KR Do. (16) BAg Rice, W(1.55),TW\I.94c),TWE,(8.13), 16.62 2.34; 4.72 'wheat KR Do. (22) 0(1.53). Rice, W(7.08),TW(16.3~),O(2'.14) 55.39 4:.31 Ib;1H ·'1'i ,wheat KR Do. (13) Rice, W(5.1S),TW{13.23),O(4.61) 117.21 6.4;5 7};4.4, 'whea.t ER Do. (11) ED Rice, W(40.47),TW(57.29),()(6.27) 110.98 14..44 ,NWl:'ll ,wheat KR Do. (16) Rice, W(4.05),O(22.4,~) 30.74; 30:98 ,~U Wheat PR,KR Do. (15) Rice, W(7.04),O(27.70) 216.09 7;76 MIITl ,wheat KR Do. (24) Ric.e, W(91.68),0(3Q.49) 55.4;9 ,}6.99 whea.t PR,KR Do. (24;) Rico, WI53.25),Rfll.07},Of20.4,t) 18.77 14,82 wheat IR,KR Do. (24) Rice, W{1O.4;8),TW(IQ4.66},O{80.94) 201.53 5.00 whea.t KR Do. (24) Rice, W(12.34),Tk(70.SfJ) 14:9.97 22.18 wheat KR Maharajganj EAg Hice, Wi2.23 ),TWE,(68.60)O(4.115) , 2.00 9.93 '1'1 (9). wheat KH, Siwan (l6) Rice, W(2.23),TW(77.04;),O(2.23) 58.16 11.69 '1'1 wheat XU, Do. (18) Rice, W{9.55),O(4.21) 11.29 1.31 1.141 wheat KR ,Do. (16) Rice, W(26.Sll),0(10.12) 4,3.93 61.52 Ml,T1 wheat KR Siwan (15) Hice, W(25.17),0(4.17) 25.04 118.11 '1'1 whellot KR Do. (50) RiCe, W(6.35),TW(13.27),0(4.31) 30.38 1.04 .5.28 '1'1 whea~ lKR 'Do. (47) Rice, W(0.&I),TW(12.84),O{2.08) 48.86 3.00 1l.52 wheat KR Do. (50) Rice, \V(2.3S),'1'W(16.41),0\2.14) 28.10 16.17 wheat KR Do. (14) Rioe, W(1.51),TW(U4) 22.40 whut 4.43 148

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK- DARAUNDHA VILtAGE AMENITIES

AmenitiM avaIlable [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the, column and next to it in brackets, the distance Total in broad ranges, viz., ~5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms., of Total area Popul&- the nearest l'lace where the fa.cilityis available iii given], . ____---'1 ____,,-1- _.,- Serial Name of village with of the tion ~~~ n •• Th&nano. village and Education al Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- (in number water and days cations hectares) of (potable) Telegraph of the • (Bus stop, - households marketf Rly. hat, station, if any Waterways)

1 J 3 4. 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA- BASANTPUR- ooncld.

1i8 Cllherahi (218) 181. 70 1,689 P - (- Il) W,TN,Hp - (- 5) - (-5) --(-5) (226) IIi Pasiwarh (jll fl) 88.22 54u P -(-5) W,TN,Hp -.(-;,) _.(-.f}) --·(--5) (70) 60 Pipra. (220) 50.59 264- P --(--5) W,Tk,Hp - \-5) -t-,5) _.(- 5) (39) fll MadhwAPur (221) 32.78 223 -(-5) -(- 5) W,Tk,TvV -t-5) -(-5) -(-5) (3';) 62 Cha.udpe.rsa (222) 62.73 950 P,M ~\5-10) W,Tk,TW. PO - (HO) - t5-10) (141) lip. 63 R'~kni Urj Mane\\ak1lBP (223) 6.88 Uninhabited.

(I!I Ullti (224.) 148.52 1,267 P -(-·5) W,Hp -(-5) - \-5) -(-5) (163) 65 Manohha (225) 125.05 84.9 P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-·5) -(-5) (129) Hp. 66 Bhadea. (226) 52.20 Uninhabited

07 Bhusi (227) 44.92 .246 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp --(-·5) -·(-·5) -(-5) (27) 68 Mlludaraoo Chhapra(228) 99.55 1,095 P RP W.Tk,TW. --(-5) - (-5) -(-5) (125) lip. 69 Korarikalan (229) 176.85 1,333 P ~(-5) W.Tk,TW, PO Monday, - (- 5) (196) Hp. Friday. 70 Daunohhapra (2i)0) 43.30 358 -(-5) -·(-5) W,T," ,Hp,N - (- 5) -(-5) -(-5) (47) 71 Dahkani (231) 47.35 3&1 - (-5) - (-5) W.Tk,TW, - (-5) - (- 5) - (-5) (39) lip. 72 Kamsara (232) 201.94- 771 P -(-5) W,Tk,T'W, - (-51 -(-5) -(-5) (101) Hp. 73 Baluhi (233) 84.58 90 -(-5) - (-5) W.Tk,TW. -(-·5) -(-5) -(-5) (11) Hp. 74. Bagaura (234) 641.01 5.24.3 P(3).M,H PHS.CHW W.Tk,TW, Po and, Daily BS (778) (4) Hp. Phone. 75 Madari Ohak (~35) 118.1'57 84,4, P --(-5) W,Hp -(-0) - (- 5) NW (123) 76 Jalalpur (236) 809.36 5,538 P(~),M HC W,TW.Hp,C. PO - (- 5) RS (745) N. 77 Dibi (237) 78.1)) 631 P -- (-5) W,TN,Hp - (- 0) Wednes. -- (- 5) (76) day, Saturday. 78 Pal\repl1,r (238) 169.!l7 1,567 P(2) -(IHO) W,Tk.TW. -(-5) -(-5) -(~'10) (219) Hp. 79 Phalpura (239) 169.44 860 -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-6) -(-5) (112) Hp. ao Sahdauli (242) 127.07 720 P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (108) Bp• .REVENUE THANA-SIWAN - conld. 81 Maohhauti (402) 99.15 660 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (99) 12 Maohhauta (403) 77.29 808 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) --(-5) -(-5) (126) 83 l'irarthu Kalan (1556) 239.98 101 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(5·10) , (111) S4. Inda (558) 4.2.49 411 -(-5) -(5.10) W,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(5.10) (62) a5 Dhebar (559) 212.05 935 P -(;-5) W,TW,Hp -(5-10) -(5·10) -(5.10) (140) 86 ISherpur (560) 101.98 603 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (96) 149

SUBDIVISION-S IW AN· UDAll DIRECTO;R.Y AND LAND .. USE

(I,.nel 1Ule (i.e., area under eliflerent typcs of land UBC in hCCtflIX'8 rounded llpto 2 elecimal places). Remarks inchrling Nearest any plaoe Approach town Power St ..ple r------.-~-.---.---...... ------.---~---.-----. of to and supply fooel Forest Irrigated by source Un- Culturable Area not religious, village distance irrigated waste ave ilable historical (in km.) (including for or gaucher cultivation archaeo. and logical grovel) interest

11 12 13 14, 15 16 17 18 III 20

KH. Siwan (22) EAg Hice, W(6.19),TW(19.9S ), 110.45 12.51 19.64 Tl whel1~ TWg (12.9:1) Kn. Do. (14) l~ice, W(3.40):rW(11l.64),O(1.32) 63.1')1 (l.3;"; N4 WhOILL KH. Do. (14) Hico, W(2.40),TW(13.70),0(13.26) 23.G5 5.58 N3:lVIl Wheat KH. Do. (14) Hice, W(4.15),TW(8.13),0(4.10) 14.42 1.98 Nl:Cl wheat KR Do. (15) Hice, Tk(20.78),0(12.38) 21.32 2.26 5.99 wheat G.47 0.41

KR Hiwan (19) Rice, W(5.19),TW(15.G9),O(O.60) 99.50 3.S0 22.S3 wheat FP Maharajganj Rice, W(lO.Il),TW(20.23) ()!J.81 24.90 (7) wheat TWE(8.19) lS.GO 25.41

FP Siwan (14) Rice, W(5.63),TW(11.12),0(1.14) 23.56 0.98 2.49 wheat PR,KR :\fahar.tjganj(7) EA Rice, W(10.11),TW(40.47), 9.23 19.51 Ml:Cl:T2 wheat 'l'WE (20.23). KR. Ditto (7) EA Rice. W(S.09),TW(60.70), TWE(1.21) 103.61 2.4.3 NlC2 wheat PR,KR Ditto (7) Rioe, W(4.05),TW(20.23) 16.87 2.()6 0.09 NI wheat KR. Ditto (7) ltice, W(8.09),TW(36.42),Tk(2.02) 0.16 0.66 wheat KR Ditto (7) EA Riee, W(16.19),TW(56.65),Tk(2.02) 48.28 40.00 38.80 wheat FP Ditto (7) Rioe, W(2.02),TW(4.05),Tk(2.02) 13.37 2.06 61.0G wheat PR.,KR. Siwan (16) EA Rice, W(92. 72),TWE(G.27),0( 12.34) 2GO.84 49.65 219.19 Nl:M2Cl: wheat 1'2. KH. Do. (12) Riee, W(57.S2},0(1J.27} 32.61 2U7 wheat l'R,KR. DI). (20) Rice, GO(383.70),W(12.14),TW(52.Gl ), 247.0S 80.94 16.70 1\[1 :01: :Tl wheat Tk(16.19). PR,KH. Do. (20) Hioe, GC(38.S5},W(4.1J5),TW(10.54) 20.SG 3.04 1.17 wheat

KR. Do. (42) Rice, W( 7 4.13),0(20.27) 22.59 52.K8 wheat K[~ Siwan (42) Rico, W(58.!l6),0(40.47) :i3.!)2 6A9 wheat KI{' Do.(:l() Rico, W(17.4J),0\6.27) 9S.31 5.0S 1'1 whoat

~l{' Maharajganj Rioe, W(83.23),TW(4.05),0(2.02) 0.79 9.0G (5) wheat RHo Ditto (G) Rice, W(8.09),0(21.70) 39.S1 7.69 whoat KR Ditto (8) EAg Rice, W(5S.27),0(2.G3) 167.GO l1.4S :'\Il:Tl wheat KR Ditto \S) EAg Rioe, W(28.33) 11.74 2.4,2 wheat KR Siwan(10) Rice, W(93.96),0(20.2S) 86.1G 11.65 Tl wheat KIt l\Iaharajganj Rice, W(4.05),TW(12.H),Tk(4.05), 62.64 17.08 N2:M1 (G) wheat 0(2.02, J)JlVELDPMBIT,iIILOOK-oDARAUNDHA LVltLAGE

AMENITIES

A u3ni ie'! alf"'ih,hle [if not aVc\il",ble within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the c()Inmn and next to it in brackets, the dista.nce in T .. hl h['oa't raangcs, vi:?;., ~5 km~., 5-·-10 km3. and 10+ kms., of the Total 0.1'011 p.>pnlrt- -__, ne'l'est-4 ...... ,- ____ place --,whel'e ___ tho ~ _____facility is avltilable __..~- __ is given1...... ______--t-_ fiJri'1.1 N,lllH of village with of the tion no. Th.ana'no. village and . Ep, households Ma.rketj Rly. kat, station, if any 'Vaterways, 1 .2 3 4 5 7 8 II 10 REVEIUE THANA-SIWAN-col~cl.l. 87 . Bela. (50l) 116.55 837 -(-5) -(-II) W,Hp -(5-1.0) -(- 5) - (5-10) (128) !IS Gubindapul' (502) 24.28 .246 P -(-ill W,ltIp - (0-10) -(5·10) -- (0-10) (41) 8!) Pakwalia (563) i95.42 2,735 P,M PHS,RP W,Tk,T IV,Hp PO Wednes. -(--5) (426) day. 90 Pirarthukhurd (5M) 91.05 1,123 P 'PHS,CHW W,lip -(-5) -(-5) - (0-10) ( 161) (

Total 15,066.60 1,t4<,'155 l P ·(81) B (1) (16,201) M (16) MOW (1) H (8) ·Be (2) 0(4) 'PBO (g) PHS· (6) D (1) FPO (1) RP (10) CBW~18)

------~------Note : Figures giVt311 in bra.ckets llllrlJf coltlmn 4 r"la.to: to number of hOlllleholds. 151

SU'8I)1\VISION~SlWAN SADAR DIREOXORY .AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area under different tYpes of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 deoimal places). Itemarb including Nearest allY place A,)proa,ch town POWEll' Staple r---... ----.------.A._~ ______-, of ·0 and Bupply food Forest Irrigated by BOUret) Un- Culturable Area not religious. villags distance irrigated water available historical (in km.) (including for or gauchar cultivation archaeo- and logical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20'

E:R l\Iahar.ajganj (6) Rice, W(6.07), TW( 12.14). Tk(·1.05) 85.39 8.90 Nl wheat E:R Ditto (5) BAg Rice, W(6.07),TW(2.02);O(4.05) 10.23 1.19 Nl wheat KR Ditto (4) BAg Rice, W(40.47),O(50.18) 187.07 17.70 wheat E:R Ditto (7) Rice, Wl46.54) 10.24 34.27 who at W(20.23),O(4.05} 37.23 3.64

Kg .:\Iaharujganj ( 6) EA Rice, TW(41.28) 142.21 12.78 wheat KR Ditto (8) Rice, WI46.83) 7.65 2.98 NI:Ml wheat KR Ditto (7) Rice, W(46.83) 2.09 3.28 Nl:l\U wheat KR Ditto (3) EA Rice, GC(40.47),W(14047),WE(6.07) 467.71 4.05 41.33 N4:Ml,T3 wheat 0(12.14). KR Ditto 3) EA Rice, GC(20.35),W(57.88),O\40.47) 96.11 4.05 27.59 wheat KR Ditto (5) EAg Rico, W(9.71),WE(4.05),TWE (4.05), 77.4.8 2.05 19.2] N2:Cl wheat Tk(24.28).O(607) P>R,KR Ditto (2) EAg Rico, W(21.S5),TW(45.32)TWE(10.93) 171.13 28.79 Tl wheat PR,KR Di:t0 (3) ED Rioe, W(16.19),TW(42.49),O(2U4) 58.37 0.83 20.36 Ml:T2 whJat GC (773.85) 6,402.15 34419 2,065.73 N101 W2,2 10162) Ml!2 WE. (51.17) 09 TW,(1,181.80} TaB TWE. (158.81) Tk (161.'24) R (6.07) o (1,762.81) ------U2

DEVE~OPM:ENT BLOCK-SI8WAN VItLAGE AMENITIES

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (_.) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad Total ra.nges, viz., -·5 kms., 5-·10 kills. and 10+ kms., of the near€st Total area l'opula. place where the facility is available is given]. Sorial Name of village with of the tion r---- .. - ... ~- .. ,_.,~ . .~ .. _',...- ..-. ,-- .. _ 1""'_"'_--_ 1---~-'- ._,._---1_....., ___ 1___ . __~ ~- .. -,,--.-.. --__..- --I 110. Thana 1W. village and Educational Medical DriIlkitlg Post Day or CommlUli· (in number water and days cations hectarf's) of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, househoUs Market! Rly. hat., station, if any watcrwa~'l»

1 2 3 4 [I 6 7 S 9 lO REVENUE THANA-DARAULI-contr1.

1 Makhnupur (<108) 48.97 162 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -'- (- 5) - (-5) -(-·5) (22) 2 Chandpur (409) 47.35 576 P -- (- 5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(- 5) (95) 3 lira (410) 116.55 4S1 -(-5) - ( -5) W,Hp -( 5) -(-5) -(-5) (77) <1 Kabirudclin Chak (437) 4.45 Uninhabite4

5 Bhikhpur Bhagwanpur( 438 ) 294.20 1,423 P -(--5) W,Tk, HI' - (5 -10) -(- 5) -(-5) (197) 6 Ismail Chllk (4;39) 11.74 Uninhabited

7 Arjanipur (440) 142.85 699 P RP W,Hp -- (- 5) -(-5) - (-5) (U6) 8 Siswan Kalan (4·;1) 21l.65 1,530 P, :U FPC, SMP(2) W, Hp PO - (-5) -(5-10) (193) 9 Chak Haibat (442) 3':;.61 Uninhabited

10 Haibatpu~ (H3) 87.01 Uninhabi,ed

11 Hamid Chak (444) 61.~2 Uninhabited 12 Shahabaz Ch:>k (415) 19.02 Uninhabite-d

13 Majharia (446) 134.35 371 P -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) - (-5) (48) 14 Banri Sarai (447) 7.69 122 -(--5) -( - 5) W,1tp -(-5) -1-5) - (- 5) (16) 15 Shekhpura (4<18) 26.70 1,560 -(-5) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -(- 5) (231) 16 Suraiya (449) 54.23 669 P,O -(-5) W,Hp,R - (-5) -(-5) -(-5) (93) 17 Khajepur Khurd (450) 62.73 541 - (-5) -(-5) W,Hp,R - (-5) -(-5) --(-5) (77) 18 Khajepur Kalan (451) 66.37 1,425 P -(-5) W,Hp,R - t -5) -(-5) - (-5) (199) 19 Niz:>mpur (452) 40.87 1,028 P -(-5) W,Hp - (-- 5) -(-5) -(--5) (127) 20 Bangra (453) 44.11 578 P - (-5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) -(-- 5) (92) 21 Rampur (454) 255.76 1,547 P PHS,SMP (2) W, HI' PO - (- 5) -(-5) (214) 22 Husena (455) 46.54 611 -(-5) CHW(2) W,Hp - (- 5) -(-5) - (- 5) (94) 23 Ubdhi (456) 105.62 1,110 P,M CHW(2) W,Hp - (- 5) - (10+) - (- 5) (165) 24 Kathtal (457) 54.63 196 - ( 5) - (- 5) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) BS (24) 2;) Madhwapur (458) 111.69 1,161 P RP W,Hp,R - (- 5) -(-5) BS (175) 26 (459) 207.20 J ,616 P, M CH\v(2) W,Hp --(·5) - (10+) - ( 5) (22S) 27 Gmli Dih (,Hi!) 1<3.77 !i0 ( 5) GHW(2} W,IIp - (101-) ·(10-n ( 5) (S) 2S AUf'Wof (i(l!) 12fi.:lt:i 74.n p .. ) W,Hp I'D (!i 10) - (".10) (103) 29 Bangra (462) 1~9.21 740 P - ( 5) W,lfp - ( 5) -- (5.10) - (5.10~ (IHl) usa

iUBDIVISION - SIWAIf SAD~ DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area undor different types of land use in hectal'es rounded up to 2 decimal places). Remark. including Nearest any place Approach town Power Staple r------_.- - -- __ ..A. ------"""\ of to and supply food Forest Irrigated by source Un- Culturable Area not religious, village distance irrigjated waste available historioal (in kID.) (including for or gauohar cultivation aro.JhlMlo, and logical groves) interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Biwan (24) Bice. TW (33.41) 10.71 4.85 wheat KR Do. (24) Bice. .. TW (24.71) 19.18 3.46 wheat ltR Do. (24) Rice. TW (52.99) 52.56 11.00 wheat o (2.83) 0.81 0.19 KR iiwan(22) nice. W(4.05). Tk(16.19), 0(101.17) 170.00 2.79 NI wheat W (0.41). 0(4.S6) 4.05 2.27 0.15

KR Siw8n (22) Rice. TW(25.12) 104.51 13.22 wheat PR, Kl\ Do. (22) Rice. TW (143.34) . 51.S5 16.46 M3:TJ wheat 31.80 3.81

TW (15.1S) 29.30 42.53 W(MO). Tk(4.86), 0(8.09) 40.18 :>.24 5.15

W(0.40,. Tk(6.66) 2.02 9.94

KR Siwan (22) Bice. W(4.05). Tk(ZO.23), 0(56.C6) 41.88 2.61 8.92 Nl wheat KR Do. (22) Rice. W(7.2S) 0.38 Nl wheat KR Do. (22) P,ice. W(2.02).0(12.14) 4.05 5.19 3.30 Nl: Tl wheat KR Do. (22) Rice. W(O.81). R(16.19). 0\28.!}3) 1.21 1.62 6.()7 N1 : 1'1 wheat KR Do. ('(2) Rice. W(0.81). &(8.09). 0(:':8.32) 5.26 10.J2 9.10 NI wheat KR Do. (22) Rice. .. W(I.6;>,). R(S.09). 0(24.2S) 7.69 12.14 12.55 N1 wheat KR Dc. (22) nice. TW(20.19) 16.86 3.82 wheat KR Do. \22) nice. .. TW (22.59) 16.98 4.54- wheat KP· Do. t22) F.ice. TW(191.26) 43.94 20.56 wheat KR Do. t24) Rice. W(l.61). R(9.32). 0(12.52) 17.80 5.29 CI, Tl wheat KR,NR Do. (24) Rice. W(~.22). R(4.67). 0(19.10) 58.10 1.50 20.03 Tl Wheat PR,KR Do. (17) Rice. W(O.80). R(8.09).0(12.14) 4.54 14.46 14.51 wheat PR,KR Do. (21) Rice. TW(7.69). R(g.13). 0(24.28) 3.41 50.31 16.87 Tl whea,t KR.NR Do (22) Rice. W(5.93). Tk(3.02). R(27.26). 106.75 6.39 37.34 M21Tl wheat 0(20.51). KR Dr'. (23) Rice. Tk(4.32).0(5.26) 52.4-6 2.10 Ifl.63 wheat FP Do. (30) Rice. W(20.23). Tk(4.05), 0(12.14) 87.45 0.42 1.97 wheat VI' Do. (~~) .. Rioe, .. W(55.90) 58,02 12.02 1:1.27 1'1 wheat DEVELQPMENT BLOCK-SlSWAN ·.v.lLIiM£ :AMENITIES

Amenit'es available [if !Jot available within the village, a dash (- ) is shown in the oolumn and Ilext to it in brackets, the distance in bread Total raLgfls, viz., -5 kms., 5 10 kms. and 1(J+ kms., of the nea.rt)st Tetal area. Popula' place where the facility is available is givel,]. RerLtI Name of village with of the tion r--- ..A.. - _., no. Th',na no. village and Educ"i.i lIlal Medical Drinking Post and Day or Ccmmur,i· (in numher water Telegraph days eatio!ls hectares) of (potable) of the (Bus stop, householdB mark,t/ Rly. hat, station, if a.ny Waterways)

2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-DARAULI rontd,

31 Kasarh (463) lS.21 Uninhabited

31 Siswa KhuI'd (464) 50.1S 430 -- (--5) -. (-5) W, Hp - ,(- 5) - (- 5) - ( 5) (6S) 32 Pachbhi"da'. (4.65) 123.02 696 P _- (-5) W,Hp ~ ( 5) - (5·10) -(5.1Q) (89) 33 Parari (466) 165.92 629 P - (~5) W, Hp ,- (-5) - (5·10) - (5·10) (109) 34 Mura Parsotim (4.67) 118.81 825 -- (-5) -( -5) W,Sp -(- 5) - (5·10) - (5.10) (126) 35 Nanda Mara (468) 136.38 786 P ~ (-5) W, Hp PO -(-5) -(-5) (108) 36 Ch'mgulpura (469) 18.21 Uninhabited

37 Nawalpur (410) 111.29 101 P CHW(2) W,'Hp ~(-5) -(10+) - (- 5) (93) 38 Chhitauli (411) 284.43 818 P, M, H FPC W,Hp, R PO - (5·10) BS (126) 39 Nawada (412) 48.97 428 P - (- 5) W,Hp,R ~(--5) ~ (-5) BS (60) 40 Sonbarsa (413) 85.19 585 P - (-5) W, Hp -(-5) -(-5) NW (73) 41 Jhatpur (474) 161.87 Uninhabited

42 Kolhua (475) 16.48 '31 -(-5) -(-- 5) W,H? -(- 5) - (-.5) NW (2) 43 Chatar (476) 92.21 Uninhabited

44 Jag lish]>ul' (477) 103.60 641 P - ,(-5) W, Hp -(--·5) -(.5) NW (89) 45 Kishm"wari (478) 92.61 1,045 .p -(-5) W, Hp --( -5) - (---5) NW (141) 46 Bhikhpur (419) 256.57 1,302 P,O -(- 5) W, Hp, R - ( 5) - ( 5) - ( '>5), (113) 41 Uahanagar (480) 227.43 990 P ~(-5) Hp -(- 5) _" ( -, 5) - ( 5) (137) 48 Sarahra (432) 56.25 541 P - (~5) W, Hp - (--5) - (5) - (- .5) (63) 49 Bhaisaurha (4085) 84.11 475 P ~ (10+) W, Hp - ( 5) -(-5) -(~5) (61) 50 Kachnar (492) 683.50 5,925 P(2)' - (-- 5) ,W, Hp PO -(-5) -(-5) (99~) 51 Dhorhahi (493) 17.00 Uninhabited

52 Bharwalia (494) 11.63 604 P ~ (- 5) W,Hp - (- 5) - (-·5) _.( ,5) (104) 53 Ka'lli Chhay>ra (4.93) 31.16 212 ~ (- 5) - (- 5) W,Hp - (- .5) _ (-··5) - (. ·5) (31) 54. Morwan (496) 74.81 148 P -(-5) W,Hp,R -;(~5) -(-5) - (- 5) (112) 55 Rampur (4.91) 44.92 493 ,_. (- 5) -. (- 5) W, Hr, R - (- 5) - (- 5) -(-q) (86) 56 Bh'lgwanpur (498 15.27 4;40 - (_ 5) - ( 5) W,Hp,R _ (~5) - (- 5) BS (86) 57 Ghurghat (493) 212.05 2,100 -P,-M CHW(2) W, Hp, R PO :... (- 5) BS (559) 58 NOhia;>atti (500) 172.39 1,384 P(2),' M: - (-- 5) W, lip PO .- ( i5) (185) 59 Barauna (501) 10.12 Unirlhabitecl

Ui6

lllULOPJlEIIT BLOCB:-5ISWAR VILLAGI AMENITIES

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash(-- ) is shown. in the colu.mn and next to it in brackets, the distance in Total broad ranges, viz.,- 5kms., 5-10 kIllS. and 10+kms., of the nearest Total al'6!>a Population place where the faoility is available is given). Berial Nama of villa.ge with of the and r------.----,--- ..A.______-..... no. Thana no. village number Educational Medical Drinking P08~ Day or Commwd- (in of house- water and dayS cations, hectares) holds (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, Market/ Rly. hat, stations, if any IN aterways) 1 2 3 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-DARAULI- con,d. 60 Cha.ndpur(502) 77.7& 978 P - (-5) W,Hp - (- 5) - ( - 5) BS (154) 61 Tilauta (503) 73.25 204 P CHW(2) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS (34) 62 Harihar Chhapra (504) 140.83 417 P -( - 5) W,Hp -(-5) -- (- 5) --(-5) (62) 63 Mathia (505) 79.72 407 P - ( 5) W,Hp - (--5) --( -- 5) -( - 5) (62) 64 Saraut (506) 24;7.66 2,219 P(2) - ( -5) W,Hp -( ~ 5) - '(-5) -(-5) (34,2) 65 Bhagar (507) 314.44 3,569 P(2) RP W,Hp,R PO Wednesday, BS (508) Saturday. 66 Gangapur ( 508) 221.76 3,652 P(2), M(2), H, FPC,RP W, TW, Hp. PTO and Tuesday BS, NW (tHO) H,O(2). R. Phone Saturday, 67 Siswan (509) 363.40 2,333 P -(-.5) W, Hp, R - (5) - (- 5) BS,NW (364) 6S Madhopur (510) 103.60 1,385 P - ,-5) W,Hp,R -1- 5) Sunday, - (- 5) (230) Thursday. 69 Tarenawa (511) 222.98 681 P CHW W,Hp,R - (- 5) -(-5) -(-5) - (l06) 70 Suahi (512) 204.36 1,262 P -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(- 5) -(-5) (147) 71 Nagai (513) 4,45 242 - (-5) -(-5) W,Hp.R -(.-5) -(-5) -(-5) (34) 72 Nagai (514) 46.94 1,606 P RP W,Hr. -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (243) 73 Chainpur Mo barakpur( 615) 364.21 e,456 P(2),M,H, H, PHS, D, W, Tk, Hp PTO. Monday, BS (1,072) 0(2) FPC, RP(3). R, Tuesday. 74. Naya Gaon \516) 46.13 1,059 -(.-5) -(-5) W, Hp, R -(-5) -(-5) - (-5) (167) 75 Nawada (517) 49.37 295 P -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) BS (30) 76 Bawan Dih (518) 283.68 1,521 P -(-11) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) - (-5) (213) 77 Bhadauq519) 50.18 337 P -(--5) W,Tk, Hp -(-5) -,-(-5) -(-6) (52) 7B Nagai Khas (520) 35.tll U ninliabited. 79 Menhdar (521) 87.82 lSI 0 -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (18) dO Nirmal Nagai (522) 30.35 82 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-- 5) -(-5) (II) 81 Birti Lakheraj (523) 22.26 431 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp - (-- 5) -(-5) -(-5) (76) 82 Birti (524) 152.1)6 577 P - (-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (74) 83 Ramgarh (520) 364.62 3,504 P,!It! PHS, RP,2), w, Hp, R PO Sunday, -(-5) (523) CHW(2). Thursday. 84 Pipra (526) 127.07 640 P -(-5) W, Hp, R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (110) 85 Paehamuwa (527) 37.64; 228 -(-5) -(--5) W, Hp, R, N -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (40) 86 Baghauna (528) 469.83 2,678 P CHW(2) W, Hp, R -(-5) -(-5) BS,NW (365) 87 Misraulia (529) 72.44 41 -(-5) CHW(2) W, Tk, Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (9) 88 Mausra ([,30) 114.12 118 -(-5) CHW(2) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (15) &9 Gayaspur (531) 641.01 b,78J P(5),M,O PHS, CHW W, Hr-, R PO Tuesday, BS (861) (2). liaturday. 157

SUBDlVISIo 1I-S1WAM ADAR DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

Land, use (i.e., area up.der different types of land use in heotares . rounded'uJ)'to 2 deoimal pl_s). Hamarb inoluding Nearest ~ ______A ______~ ___ ~ an~Flace Approach town Power Stapls to and . supply food Forest Irrigated by source Un. Oulturable Area not religiOUS, "iIlage distance irrigated waste available historioal (in km.) (including for or gauchar cultivation arohaeo- and logioal groveS) interen 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR, KR Siwan (34) Rice, W(8.50), TW(I4.l6), Tk(8.10) 14.79 32.15 Tl wheat PR,KR Do. (32) Rice, W(9.36), TW(20.21), 0(1.52) 33.12 1.6S 7.36 wheat KR Do. (36) Rice, W(S.15), TW(12.34), 0(5.07) llI.Ol 0.42 3.S4 wheat KR Do. (36) Rice, W(2.0S), TW\16.31), 0(7.1S) 45.49 2.67 5.99 wheat KR Do. (35) ED Rice, W(15.a8), TW(40.47), 99.79 19.18 Nl wh"at Tk (52.61), R(20.23) PR,KR Do. (31) Rice, W(14.16), TW(44.51), 12t.. 8S 90.00 6.52 Nl: MI, 01 wheat Tk (S.09), R(24.2S) PR,KR Do. (31) Rice, W(IS.68), TW(60.70), 0(20.23) 40.22 33.20 48.73 Nl:MI:OI: wheat Tl PR, KR, Do. (36) EA Rice, PC(42.{9), WE(16.19), 178.69 28.65 41.63 Nl NR wheat Tk (8.09), R(24.28), 0(22.71). KR Do. (38) Rice, PC(34.40), W(6.07), Tk(4..05), 31.55 6.97 6.b6 whoat R(S.09),0(5.91) KR Do. (3~ Rice, .. PC(44.51), W(8.09), TW(S.09) 112.32 1.65 30.27 wheat F(12.14),0(5.91). KR Do. (33) Rice, R(51.97) 110.01 2.12 40.26 N2:M3: 01 wheat ItR Do. (28) Rice, W(0.40), R(0.40), 0(0.81) 0.84 0.20 1.80 wheat KR Do. (2S) Rice, W(4.05), 0(28.85) 4.33 0.53 9.13 01 whea.t PR, KR Do. (24) EA Rice, TW(155.15) 185.34 73.72 N5:N4: 01: wheat T3 FP Do. (25) Ric", W(1.21), R(6.88), 0(2.4.9) IS.32 11.4;4. 5.29 wheat PR,KR Do. (23) Rice, WI2.02), R(4.. 05), 0(6.41) 4.20 17.13 10.56 wheat PB,KB Do. (25) ED Rice, ... W(4..05), 0(74.00) 48.99 18.60 13S.04 wheat KR Do. (21) Ric{, W(l9.I4) 27.79 3.25 NI:Tl wheat

" TW(17.7S) 15.03 2.80 KR Siwan (26) Rice, TW(2.55) 6.03 5.71 73.11 NI wheat KR Do. (28) Rice. Tk(23.S6) 5.07 1.42 wheat KR Do. (24) Rice, .. Tk(18.23) 2.82 1.21 wheat KR Do. (29) Rice, " Tk(84;.59) 59.19 3.81 wheat KR Do. (29) Rice, .. W(6.07), TWIS.09), R(6.07), 101.93 4.18 46.06 Nl:02:T8 who at 0(192.22). KR Do. (34) Rice, TW (4.9.26) 35.24 1.27 41.30 Nl wheat KR Do. (34) Rice, W(8.24) IS.96 0.30 10.14 wheat PR, KR, Do. (4.4.) Rice. W(3.24.), TW(32.37). R(4.05) 260.62 2.02 167.53 Nl NR wheat FP Do. (45) Rice, W(O.SI), TWl20.23) 33.59 0.40 17.41 wheat FP Do. ,(6) Rice, " W\0.4.0), TW(2.02), 0(1.62) 84.9S 0.4.0 24.70 wheat KR,NR Do. (44) Rice, " W\2.02), TW(3U7), R(8.09) 422.89 1.21 174.,43 N2:TI wheat llTIJ..,6G.E.. A.l\t&NITlES,

A~enities avlOilaolefif npt available within the villag'3, a desh (-) is sto"",,in the c~lum'l ~nd ne'" t1 it in brJckets, th3 distance in Tota.l' broad'ranges, viz,,-5 kms., 5-10 km~. and 10+kms., of thenearest Total area Popula· place where the fscility is a.vailable is given]. of tho tion ,-_____ .______..A.._------...:..------, Serial N~ of viI age with no. Thana no. villa.ge and Eduo.ational Medicllol Drinkinlt Post Da.yor C6mmtllli. (in. number water' and days cations ... : . hectlU'es) of (potablEo) TeleS!ra.ph of"l;he (Bu8:IItoP; households .. M'Ql'ket)' Rly. hat, sta.tion if any. waterwayS)

1 2 3. 5 6 7. 8 I) 10 REVENUE 'lHANA- DARAULI-contcl.

90 Sainpur(532) 91.05, 828. P -(-5) W,Hp,R .-(-5) -(;-5) BS"NW (120) 91 Chatea \1:\33) 56.20 653 P CHW(2) W;Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS (92) 92 Sainpur. Diar 1 (534;). 246.45 Uninhabited

93 Chatea DilU'a (535) 34.40 U ninhabit~d

94 Gayaspuf Diyara (538) 322.37* Uninhabited 9Q GppslPl.lf (;i39) 63.57* 340 - (5clO)~ CI!W(2) HP;R' -(5-10) -(5.10) NW (43.) .96. Gq billdpu~. \ 541 ) 12.iH* Uninhabited 97 ChMufbhujpur (542) 20.96* Uninhabited

98 Alakh DiYl\l'a (543) 83.~1·' Uninhabited

99 Baishistnagar (UMurvllyed) Uninhabited 100. Rsmpur Zaminai GaI).gbarari Uninhabited ·Pa.tti Mashrik (Unsurveyed) 101 BhaglU' DilU'a (Unsurveyed) Uninhabited Toial 11,922.69 87,224 P (66) 8,(2) (13,165) M'(H) PHS (4} H (3) l).(~) 0(8) FPC (4) RP (10) SKP (4) caw (29)

- -.------:' ------~ - .. -._ .... _.,---.------.. - .. -_------..... ---- .. - ... --_..------. *Tho' geollrai hical area of the village has been supplied through local sources as the S.aJ)le is not available in. the Tha,na Jurisdictional Liat.

NOTE.-.Figv.x:es given in brackets un!l\lr col. 4 relate to numhllr ofhouse.lwlds. .'.. 'f'foo'.n. -{Jl1 iDIlIEOTORY

"AND ~L'.AlND USE

Land USe (i.e., artl'a. lundor different typE'S of land uso in hectares rounded IIp to 2 deoimal placos). Remarks including Nearest I1ny plaoe 'Approach town Power St,o.ple r-- - - ~-. -_ -. ------. ..A.. --, of ··to and supply food Forest Irr~gfl,tod by s()uro" Un- Culturable Area not religious, vil1l1GO diStance irrigated wasto availH.bln historical (in c.k1zni.) (includinv fur or gauchar cultiva'jon archaeo­ and logical ~roves) interes&

12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20

Siwanf!9) \Q.iee, 'WI 1.81), TW\7.28), R(2.02) 50.74 0.40 ,28,80 , w~t ,Do.){49) R.ice, W(2.0~),·TW(9.71) 48.97 0.81 24,()9, -whqat ,4:0.47 ·205;98

12M ·21.94

123.7-9 198.&2

Siwan '(49) Rice, 60.74 283 wheat 1221

20.96

83.21 N.A. N;A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. ·N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

8ta~Sa _PC {121.40} ,5;438.73 440.36 3,395.65 N33 W (458.55) 1104 WE (16.19) C16 TW (1,584'77) m TWE (9..41) Tk (343.56) R (326.66) o (967.2'2) 160

J)EVELOPllEIT BLOCK-RAGlIltN ATBPUIt V}U.AG,E

AMENI~IES

Amenities available[if not available within the village, a dash( - )isshown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, Total viz.,-5kms., 5 -10 kills. and 10+ kills., of the nearest place Total area Popula­ where the facility is available is given"]. Serial Name of village with of the tion r------~------~ no. Thana. no. village and Educational Medical Drinkiny Post Dayor Communi- (in number water and days cations heotQ1'es) of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, households Market/ Rly. hat, station, if any waterwayS)

1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE THANA-DAftAULI_,coned.

1 Adamanpur (266) 1,213.64 2,664 . P, M, H PHS W,TW,Hp, PO -(-5) BS,NW (333) R. 2 Dhorhaha (271) &7.87 634 -(~5) -(-5) W, Tk, TW, -·{-·5, -(-5) -(-5) (80) lip. R, C,N. 3 Parahia (277) 101.17 613 P - (-5) W,Tk,TW -(-5) -(-5) - (HO) (72) Hp. 4 BhagW'a.nPUT (278) 122.62 154, - (- 5) -(_5) W, TW, Hp - (-5) -(-5) -(-5) (18) 5 Sn,rajbalia (279) 66.37 275 P -(-6) W, TW, Hp - (-5) -(- 5) - (- 5) (29) Ii Navadih (280) 499 - (- 5) - (-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (78) Hp. 7 AbbimanW'an (281) 107.(4 227 -(-- 5) -(-5) W, Tk, TW, -(-5] -(- 5) - (-5) (37) Hp. 8 Ungo (282) 170.78 1,063 P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (140) Hp. 9 Chaks~ltanpu,r (322) 4.86 29 -(-5) -«~6) W, Tk, TW, - (-5) -(-ti) BS (I) Hp. 10 Firozpur (323) 70.01 1,005 P,O - (-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) BS (14.5) Hp. 11 DilaW'arpUl' (324) 64.34, 587 -(-5) -(-5) W, Tk, TW, -(-5) -(--5) -(-'0) (68) Hp. 12 Ohak Daula. (325) 6.47 Uninhabited

13 Kusahra. (327) 133.14 995 P -(-5) W, Tk, TW, ---0(-·5) -(-5) -(-5) (128) Hp, C. 14 Haiba.tpuT (328) 68.39

22 Santhi (336) 375.54 2,564 P,M -(-v) W, TW, Hp -(-5) -(- 5) - (-5) (372) 23 Ohakra (337) 72.03

24 Shahpur (338) 175.63 280 P,M,H HC,PHC,PHS,W, Tk, TW, PO -(-5) BS, NW (45) SMP, CHW Hp, B, N. 2~ Kakuliyat (.:139) 107.64 U nmhabited

26 Diara. Bhaw tingh (340) 671.36 Uninhabited

27 N!\rhan (3-'\1) 261.01 2,772 P -(-5) W, Tk. TW, PO -(-a) NW (380) HI', R. 28 Harpur (342) 167.54, 1,537 P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp. -(-5) -(-5) -(-:» (208) R. 29 NaW'ada (34.3) 337.00 1,844 P, M CHW W, Tk,Hp, - (5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) (2<1.1) R,N. 161

1S11.DIVl~ION-SIWAli S4D.Q DIRECTORY

.AND LAND USE

Land USe (i. e., area und')r different types of land use in hectares round~d up to 2 d~cimal places). Remarks inoluding Noarest any place A"pproach town Power Staple r------A------~ of to 8Ild supply fwd Forest Irrigated by sourCe Un- Culturable Area. not religious, village distance ir~igated waste available historical (in km.) (including for or gauchar cultivation arohaeo· Bnd logical groves) interest

ll, 12 13 U 15 16 17 IS 19 2~

FR Siwan (30) Wheat, W(U2), TW(50.2S\ 155.12 I,OO.2.6S N6. : TI mailllo KR Do. (19) Ri06, W(2.21), TW(12.42), Tk(I. 72) 34.35 0.S5 4.17 Nl Wheat 0(0.47). KR Do. (20) Rico, W(2.29), T W(60. 70).~( 4.00) 2S.23 1.72 4.09 wneat KR Do. (21 } Rice, W(2.S3), TW(12.71). 96.74 9.39 0,61 Wheat. KR Do. (21) Ri~. W(1.62), TW(27.94) 31.33 0.51 4.97 wheat KR Do. (25) Rioe. W(4.91), TW(3.34;), Tk(S.25) 23.85 0.61 2.3S T2 wheat 0(0.49). I\R Do. (21) Rice. W(l.97), TW(l1.33), 0(1.62) 79.62 8.74 40:36 Wheat KR Do. (IS) );tice. W(4.05), TW(20.67), Tk(4.05) 121.02 0.64 20.35 roaiz') PR, KR Do. (18) Rice, W(4.4,3) .. 0.1(,) wheat PR,KR Do. (11) Rioo, W(11.4I), TW(19.40), Tk(7.94.) 15.34 l.05 S.I5 Tl wheat PR, KR Do. (15) Ride, W(12.32 ), TW(31.69), Tk(9.67) 4.55 0.42 U,9 w~eat TW(5.67) 0.65

KR Siwan (22) Rice, W(21.50), TW(35.36), Tk(4S:96) 14047 1.23 11.57 wheat PR, KR, Do. (19) Rice, W(19.55), TW(24'.34), Tk(15.01) 4.69 0.85 3.84" N0 'wheat PR, KR Do. (18) Rice, W(16.27), TW(I2.22) 4.05 0.63 2.23 wheat PR, KR Do. (22) ED Rioe, W(4.05), TW(72.03), Tk(4.86) 17.67 0.37 12.50 N2.: Ml: Tl Wheat KR Do. (23) Rico, W(U.15), Tk(25.16), R(37.20) 14.45 1.05- 48.79, 02 wheM KR Do. ( 16) Riee, W(I.90), TW(1I.74) 8.66 0.20 1.66 Wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(6.17), ';rW(12.94), Tk(9.11), 35.74. 50.00 22.72 N7.: 01 Wheat 0(2.63). KR Do. (26) Rice, W(29.94), TW(48.56), Tk(47.75), 80.00 25.74- Ml w~at 0(87.00). 32.61 2.15

PR, KR Siwan (40) Rioe, W(lO.12), TW(I38.S1), Tk(2.83), 84.58 4;0.47 55.43 Tl wheat 0(43.30).

GC(6.17), TW(IS.51), 0(4.73) 21.33 IS.94 2.35,.

PR, KR, Slwan (40) Rice, G0(0.91), W(0.61), TW(6.37) 65.19 66.42 32.45 0~ NO Wheat R(1.01), 0(2.00) 32.54 40.47 33.95 60.99 210.42 3.99.95

KR Siwan {M) Wheilot, W{Sl.34), TW{

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-RAGHl1NATHP'OR VILLAGE AMENITIES

Am?nities a.vaila.bl [if not available within tho village, adash( ~- }isshown In the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad Total ra.n~os, viz.~-5 kms.,Ii-l0kms. and 10+kms., of the nearost place Total area Popula- where the facil:ty is availablo is given]. Serial N arne of village with of the tien r-~------______..A.. ______...... no. Thana no. village and Educ6tional Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi. (in number water a.nd days oations heotares) of (potable) Telograph of the (Bus stop, households Market! Rly. hat, station, if any waterwaYIi) 1 2 4 6 6 '1 10 REVENUE THANA-DARAULI-contd.

SO KonlJ.radhari Nizamat (3~,4) 137.19 Uninhabited

31 Basantpur (3-\5) 94.70 465 -(- 5) - (-5) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) (7.2) R. 32 Ka:l.

37 Edilpu,r (351) 64.75 21 -\--5) -(-5) TW.Hp -(-·5) --(-:) -(-5) (5) 38 MarW'atia (352) 23.07 93 -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW. -(-5) -(-a) BS (10) Hp. 39 PanjW's.r (3r.3) 382.02 3,824 P(2) -·(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO --(-a) BS (.\81) Hp,B,C,N. 40 Salimpur (354) 17.81 203 -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-0) --\-,5) BS (2.j) Hp. 41 Baiti C:landi (355) 15.78 2B -(-5) -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-·5) ·-(-5) --(-5) (6) 42 Mianchandi (356) 39.66 220 P -(~5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-b) (38) Hp. 43 eitalpur (357) 25."\9 ;1,04 -(-5) -(- a) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) -(5-10) BS (59) R. 44 Basarh (358) 15.38 Uninhabited

45 Bharthipatti (359) 8.09 75 - (- 5) - (- 5) W,TW,Hp, -l- 5) - (5'10) -(-·5) (16) R. 46 S&ran Dllmri (360) 46.13 236 P,M -(----'5) W, Hp -\-5) - (-5) BS (26) 47 Baruna (361) 31.16 1,611 P -(5-10) W,TW,Hp, PO -(5-10) -'(--,» (235) B. 48 Lachhwnan Damari (362) 59.08 715 -(-5) -(5'10) W,Hp,TW -('HO) -(5-10) - (5-10) (87) 49 Para,l'lram DJ.Illri (363) 25.4;9 48 -(-5) -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, - (5-10) Wf;dnosday, - (5-10) (6) Hp. Saturday.

50 Chhitni Dumri (3M) 54.63 545 - (-5) - (~5) W,Tk,TW, - (- iI) _0 (-b) B~ (14) Hp, R, N. 51 Kanhradhari Haltamah (365) 8.90 Untnhablted 52 Jorap'lr (366) 20.23 Untnhabited 53 Baraipur (367) 16.59 Uninhabited

54 Mirzapur (368) 13.76 239 P -(~5) W,TW,Hp - (-5) -( 5) --(~ 5) (27) 55 MirzI\pur (369) 6.88 11 -(-5) TW,R -(-5) -+-5) - (10+) (I) 56 Lahladpur (370) 21.04 139 P,M -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(5-10) Wednesdty, --(5-10) (20) Rp. Saturd'lY· 57 Salempur (371) 42.90 612 -(-5) -~(-5) W,TW,Hp, -F5) -(-5) -(-5) (72) R. {is Mirzapur (3711 .6.13 ~ 812 P -\-5) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) -(--5) ~(~5) (104) ~. 163

SUBDIVrslON -31WAN SA1)All DIRECTOlty AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area und9r diff3rent types of land use in hectaroB rounded up to 2 decimal places). Rema.rks inoluding Nearest anY place Approach tOwn Powor Staple r------_.A.. - -.------~ of to and supply food Forest Irrig,.ted by 80ur00 Un- Culturable Area. not religious, village distance irrig>\ted waste available historical (in km.) (inoluding for or g,tuchar cilitivatioll a.rchaoo- and logical gro-Jes) interest

11 12 13 14: 15 16 17 18 19 20

TW(3.02) 3.52 124.46

KR Siwan (35) Rioe, W(S.64), TW(31.36),R(10.42), 21.54 2.49 wheat 0(14.97}. KR Do. (32) Rice, 0(193.53) 194.68 6.37 112.0S wheat KR,NR Do. (32) Wheat, W(243.65), 0(28.13) 329.60 21.44 76.67 Nl mai20e PR,KR Do. (40) Rice, W(1.67), TW(17.30), Tk(2.S7), 64.74 4.47 Ml: Cl : Tl wheat 0(1.98). KR Do. (36) Rice, 0(S.S6) 11.82 0.40 wheat W(16.31), TW(10.61) i.05

PR, KR Siwan (35) Rice, 0(50.35) 10.44 3.69 wheat PR Dq. (12) Rice, TW(6.S9), Tk(O.81) 14.84 0.46 0.07 Wheat PR,KR Do. (35) Riee, 00(2.12), W(60.91),TW(103.26), 51.55 25.43 96.71 M2: 02: T2 wheat Tk(41.45). PR I?o. (30) Rice, 00(0.45), W(OA,O), TW(5.71), 2.60 5.42 wheat Tk(I.82). KR Do. (33) Rice, W(O.85), TW(6.{l2) 4.95 3.28 wheat KR Do. (33) Rica, W(8.13), TW(16.28), R(1.70) 4.66 6.30 Wheat PR Do. (12) Rice, TW(6.89), Tk(0.81) 14.84 0.45 2.56 wheat 0(0.49) 9.93 4.96

PR Siwan (38) Rice, W(O.SI), TW(2.33) 2.S3 2.12 wheat PR,KR Do. (28) Rice, TW(25.35) 10.19 10.42 Tl wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, 0(20.51) 6.66 M2: 05: TIS wheat KR Do. (35) Rioe, 0(23.63) 24.20 11.05 Cl wh6at KR Do. (35) Rice, W(4.96), TW(6.37), Tk(2.22), 2.57 0.91 wheat 0(0.71). PR,KR Do. (33) Rioe, W(2.08), TW(IS.51), Tk(1.42), 12.35 11.3) whea.t 0(5.7~). W{1.54), TW(2.66) 4.39 TW(4.65), Tk(2.l3) 11.36 1.72

W(0.57), TWl g.54) 4.50 1.70 1.22

KR Siwa.n (32) , Rico, W(2.42), TW(4.12), 0(0.81) 2.91 1.17 0.57 wheat KR Do. (32) , Rice, W(0.16), TW\5.06) 0.51 0.23 0.32 wheat KR Do. (33) , Rice, W(4.91), R(8.09) 6.50 0.40 1.02 Tl wheat KR Do. (30) , Rice, W(2.91), TW(16.6:}), 0(2.71) 6.94 1.03 6.27 wh)at KR,NR Do. (3)) , Rice, W(2.0S), TW(8.40), R(fl.91), 23.02 0.99 7.04 wheat 0(2.42). 164

DBVtn.OPIt£HT ilLOOK-RAGBUNATHPUR VILLAGE AMENITIES'

Amenities Ilovailable[ifnot available within the village, a desh( -) is shown in the 00 lumn and next to it in brackets, thedistance in broad ranges, Total 'Viz.,~5kms., 5~ 10 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest place where the Total area Pop Illa- ~-- ______facil.ity is aV,lJ,ilable A ______is ,given]. ~ ~erial N arne of village with of the tion no. Thana no. villalle and Educational Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- (in number water and days cations ,heotares) of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, houlleholds Marketl RIY. hat, station, if any Waterwa.ys) 1 2 3 4. 5 6 ..r 13 Ii 10 REVENUE THANA-DARAULI-con,d. 69 Rajpur (37S) 110.07 2,519 P,M,H -(~5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) BS, NW (319) Hp, R, N. 60 La.chhipur (374) 120.19 1.045 P -(-5) W,TW.Rp -(-5) -(-5) BS (14:5) 61 Gopalpur (875), 120.59 380 -(-5) -(-- 5) W.Tk,TW, -(-6) -(~5) -( -5) (53) Hp. 62 HaBoPUr (376) 64;.34 200 -(-5) -(~6) W,Tk,TW, -(--5) -(-5) -(-5) (28) Hp,C.N. 83 Tallahar (377) i57.83 73 - (-5) - (-5) W,Hp - (-5) --(-5) - (-5) (H) 64 Phulwaria '(378) 04.4.29 1,833 P - (-- 5) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) - (-, 5) - (-5) (250) O. 65 Daulatpur (379) ll3.47 127 '-(-5) -( 5) W,Tk,TW, - (-5) - (-5) -( 5) (17) Hp, N. 66 Lagusa (380) 96.72 854 P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-II) BS (122) Hp. ' 67 Suli;anpur (382) 67.18 I,024r P CHW(3) W,Tk,lIp - (-II) -(-IS) - (-- 0) (132) 68 Moti Chtik (383) 10.52 16 -(_:__, 5) -(- 5) W,Hp. - (-5) - (-5) (3) - (- 5) 69 Raghunathpur (384) 338.72 5,883 P.M,O(2) H,HC, PHC, W,Tk,TW, PTO and :SlUlday, BS (762) PHS, FPC, Hp. Phone Thurada.y, OHW(5). 70 Saturday. Bankat Main Chak (S85) 51.80 205 -(-5) -(- 5) W,TW,Hp - (- 5) - (-5) -(- 5) (29) 71 Chakia (SS6) 9.31 Uninhabited 72 Khap Dhan&uti (387) 33.59 200 - (- 5) - (-6) W,Tk,TW, -(-6) - (- 5) -(-6) (22) Hp. '13 Elabi Chak (388) IUI6 38 -( -5) -(-6) W,Hp - (- 1» - (-5) (4) - (-5) '14 BishlUlpul'a (389) 5-!l.2S 801 -(-5) -(-5) W,TW.Hp -(- 5) - (- 6) - (- 5) (112) 75 Miran Chak (390) 24.28 88 - (- 5) - (-II) W,TW.Hp - (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (8) 76 ' Domanpura (391) 69.61 445 P - (- 5) w,Tk,TW. - (-II) (- 5) - (- 5) (65) Hp. 77 Delaura Dih (392) 16.19 Uninhabited 78 Parasrampur (393) 82.55 639 P - (- Ii) W,TW,ltp -(-6) - (- Ii) (81) - (- 5) 79 Nikhti Khurd (39~) 78,91 491 -(-5) -(~5) W,'l'W,Hp - (-5) -(-5) - (-5) (71) 80 Odakpu,r (39/i) 48.16 -(-5) 123 -(-5) W,Tk,TW. --(-5) ~(-5J - (~5; (15) Hp 81 Cha.uri Kalan (396) 60.70 1 -(-.5) - (-5) W,Tk - (- 5) - (-5 - \- 5) (I) 82 Amhara (397) 129.50 867 P -(-5) W,Tk.TW. -·(-.5) -(-.5) --(-·5) (119) Hp 83 Nikhti K9;lan (898) 319.29 3,775 P(2),M,H PHS W.Tk,TW. PO Tuesday, - (- 5) (565) Hp. 84- Friday. A.ima Sukhatpali (399) 156.61 3 - (-5) -(~5) W,Tk.TW. --(-·5\ -(-Ii) -(5-10) (1) 85 Bangra (400) 59.49 4.R2 P -(-5) W.Tk.TW. -·(-5) -(-5) -(-5 ) (33\ Hp. 86 Kanl'sar (4(H) 4.07.11 2.317 .P.M -(-5) W.Tk.TW, PO -(-5) - (- 5) (343) Hp. f)7 A.nW'ar (402) 1151.35 Uninhabited. 16~

su BDlvtSIO.-·$lW~ftl, SAD AI DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e., Ilorea under difforent types of land use in hectaros rounded up to 2 decimal places). Rom::1rks including Nearest any place Approach town POwer St&ple f------~------~------___ ~_~ . of' to and INpply food Forest Irrigated by sourCe Un- Oulturable Area not relip-ious, village distance irrigaood waste available historical (in km.) (including for or gauchar cultivation archaeo- and logical groves) intdrest

11 12 13 1, 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR, KR,NR Siwan(30) Rioo •. W(6.15), TW(41.46), R(5.08), 31.46 1.92 1M2 N2:M2:Ci: wheat 0(11.78). Tl PR Do. (30) Rice, W\6.13), TW(IIi.09) 40.95 10.83 47.19 wheat PR Do. (30) Rice, W(2.93), TW(18.49), Tk(6.27), 65.99 16.31 7.77 wheat 0(2.63). PR Do. (20) Rice, WI2.25), TW(6.35), Tk(4.25), 41.04 1.27 5.16 wheat 0(1.38). KR Do. (21) Rice,. 0(1.62) 1l0.02 38.53 7.66 wheat KR Do. (22) Rice" W(105.39), TW\101l.85) 265.75 5.54 57.15 01 wheat KR Do. (32) Rice, W(3.16), TW(14.86) 3.53 0.26 1.61 wheat PR,KR Do. (30) Rice, W(6.94), TW(18.00), Tk(19.18) 32.4C UH 19.·1'3 wheat PR,ER Do. (30) Rice, W(7.36), TW(28.63) 21.16 1.42 8.56 wheat KR Do. (30) Rice,. W(1.01) 7.93 0.55 0.85 wheat PR,KR Do. (30) EA Rice, W\6.17), TW(45.12), Tk(21.35), 167.35 5.46 61.30 N5 : Mil : wheat 0(23.23). 01: T2 KR Do. (34;) Rice, TW(18.19) 20.16 9,95 wheat W(0.16), TWI4.86) 3.61 0.61 Rice', PR Siwlln (30) W(I.62), TW(10.12), R(4.10) 17.10 0.65 MI : 01 wheat KR Do. (32) Rioe', W(0.40) 4.39 0.20 wMat KR Do. (34.) Rice; W(24.57), Tk(17.30} 3.08 0.91 8.22 wheat KR Do. (34) 'Ric6, W(8.1'l), TW(9.77) 2.61 1.34 2.42 wheat KR Do. (33) Rioo, W(lS.'l1), TW(24.57) 15.90 6.52 wheat - TW(I.78), Tk(5.16) 653 2.61 Kit Siwan (35) Ric". W(16.36), TW(I2.43) 12.64 13.15 27.81 wheat KR Do. (34,) Rice, W(20.40), ']iW(48.74) 1.58 6.66 wheat KR Do. (33) Rice, W(I.09).TW(I.50),Tk(S.15) 10.28 12.34 13.80 wheat KR Do. (33) Rice, W(13.94).TW(22.06) 8.07 2.33 13.93 wheat KR Do. (33) Rice. W(56.83),TW(24;.56) 11.13 8.S0 27.48 wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(48.80),TW(105.50)Tk(41.52). 4;0.23 83.05 wheat N3:C3:Tl KR Do. (37) Rice, W(36.91),TW(10.32),T,«14.29) 11.76 25.15 58.18 wheat KR Do. (30) Rice, W(10.62),TW(S.16),0(2.33) 3.79 14.47 lS.40 wheat KR Do. (28) Ric", W(60.74), TW(97.41),Tk(43.18). 192.56 3.08 9.75 0.1 wheat W(10,tl2), TW(16.H) 6.84 31.74 86.24, 166

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-RAGHUNATHPUR . VILLAGE

AMEWITIES

Amenities available. [if not available within the village, a dash( - )is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, th" distance in broad Total ranges, viz.,-5kms.,5-10kms. and 1(1+ kms., of the nearest place Total area Popula- where the facility is a.v,"lable is given]. Sel'1al Na!na of village with of the tion ~------~------~ no. Thana no. village and Eduoational Medioal Drinking Post Day or Communi- (in number water and. days ca.tions hectares) of (potable) Telegraph of the (Bus stop, houSeholds Marketl Rly. hat. station, if any waterways)

1 2 :\ 4 /) 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-DARAUlI-contd.

88 Pe.dartha (4,03) 93.89, 25 -(-5) -(-'5) W,Tk -(-5) --(-5) -(l:HO) (3) 89 Belwar (l(M) 312.82 815 P --(- 5) W,Hp - (-5) '-(-'» --(:;-10) (125) 90 Gonaria (405) 95.10 641 P -(--5) W,TW,Hp --(--5) -'(--5) -·(5-10) (S2) 91 Eampu,r Lattha (J()6) 88.62 Uninhabited. 92 lIarnathpW' (407) 417.23 2.':23 P,M -·(-5) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) -(i;-10) (:;31) 93 Deopur (411) 20Cl.3J 1,518 P.M --i--.'\) W.Tk.TW, PO -.(-.;,) - -( -~) (2?7\ Hp,C. 94- AmW'ari (412) 3~3.40 1,1)02 P.M PHS.RP W.Tk.TW. PO -·(--5) BS (338) Hp. 95 iMahendar Buzurg (413) Oil.3! U ninhabiwt.

96 Nigja (4.14) 78.10 Uninhabited.

97 Jaijori (,nG) 211.24 9[)7 P RP W,Tk.Hp - (~b) -(-I') -(-oj (159) 98 Chakiya (416) H.C)7 91 - (-5) -( .;-;) W,TW - (-- 5) ~ (- r) ~(-5) (LO) 99 Chak Damri (~17) 6.07 Uninhabited.

100 MitW'ar (418) 113.26 J ,016 P - (--5) \V,Tk,TW. --(--5) --(-5) -·(-·5) (100) Hp.C. 101 Mohml~dpur (419) 13;').97 1,341 P - {- f>} W,TW,Hp, -( --J) -.(- "}) ---(--5} (191) B. 102 Gay Ghat (420) 24,8.88 2,875 P,M,O RP W.Tk,TW, PO - p·IO) NW (389) Hp,N. 103 Sonbarsa ,",21) 117.52 3~0 - (- f:) -(-5) W,Hp - (- 5) -(-5) - (i)-10) (4-9) 104 Chak Makhdu.m Alam (4,22) 11.74- 125 -- (.--1\) -,(--5) W,TW,Hp .- (-5) --(--5) -·(--5) (20) , , 105 Pachbarwa(423) 55.04 630 P -(--5) W,'lk,TW, -( -o) -(-5) -(--5) (94) Hp. 106 Ha.rpalpllr (424) 76.48 612 P -(-,5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -( 5) (102) 107 Bahelia (425) 70.01 483 P -(- 5) W,Hp -(--5) -( -5) -(-5) (74) 108 Patiaon (426) 80.53 383 -(-5) -(--5) W,Hp -(5-1O} -(-5) -(- 5) (50) , 109 Patiaon Gopi (427) 136.38 1,141 P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-!J) (158) 110 Saidpur (428) 53.01 728 P -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) Monday, -(-5) (121) Thurtld~y. III Nadiaon (429) 174.42 1,642 P RP W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) (248) Hp. 112 Kandhauli (430) 302.70 1,593 M -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (259) Hp,R,C. 113 Bishundas Chak (431) 9.71 26 -(-5) -(--5) W,Hp -(-5) -(--5) -(5-1O) (5) 114 JalBlpur (432) 50.99 384 -(-5) -(-5) W,Itp,R,C -(--5) -( 5) -(5-10) (52) 115 Dhanauti (4:13) 276.40 1,745 P(2),M,H RP W,Hp,TW, PO -( 5) --( .. 5) (208) R 116 loaram Chak (434) 24.69 274 -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (38) 117 Usri Khurd (435) 163.09 1,595 P -(HO) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-oj -(-5) (234) 167

SUBDIVISIOH -- SIWAH $ADAll DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

Land uso (i. e., area und

11 '12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Siwan (35) Rice, W(12.31), Tk(40.63) 10.45 15.74 14.76 wheat KR Do. (32 ) Rice, W(4;6.S4;), TW(93.1S), 55.03 47.S2 15.10 wheat Tk(6.27), 0(4S.5S). FP Do. (35) Rice, W(6.11), TW(S.40), 0(5.S4) 40.00 S4.54- wheat PC(10.42), Tk(20.15), 16.28 15.8:3 23.62 R(1.72). KR iSiwan (21) Rice, W (40.47),TW (S1.04), 14;1.10 103.90 Tl wheat 0(50.72 ). KR Do. (20) RiCe, W(7.02), TW(?6.4;9), Tk(4.13), 99.40 54.81 wheat 0(10.3S). PR,KR Do. (20) Rice, W(97.l6), TW(105.26),Tk (4;1.56) 98.S0 4.49 15.68 N4:M4:C5; wheat T4. 0(29.02) 63.30 3.14

W(20.44), TW(25.56) 27.67 1.l0 3.33

KR Siwan (20) Rice, W(29.00), TW(138.00), 14.03 5.53 0.12 Cl wheat Tk (6.07 , 0(S.09\. KR Do. (24) Rice, W(0.81), TW(2.27) 9.42 1.16 1.31 wheat W(1.62) 4.04 0.30

KR Riwan (23) Rice, W(24.56), TW(40.55), 42.44 2.78 12.70 wheat Tk(20.23). KR Do. (24) Rice, W(42.65), TW(60.91) 6.30 7.77 18.34 Cl:T2 wheat KR,NC Do. (25) Rice, W(S3.20), TW(81.34) 55.32 6.40 22.62 N3:Ml:Cl wheat KR Do. (28) Rice, W(2.l2), TW(4.11), 0(3.53) 11.59 0.42 1.61 wheat KR Do. (28) Rice, W(2.74) 4.74 0.20 4.06 wheat KR Do. (IS) Rice, W(7.36), TW(2S.62) 13.65 1.20 4.10 Tl wheat KR Do. (18) Rice, W(2.S0), TW(56.65), 4.05 S.93 wheat Tk(4.05). KR D). (18) Rice, W(6.07), TW(34.62), 6.47 1.97 6.31 wheat Tk(14.57). KR Do. (18) RiCE-, W(S.lS) 65.1S 1.78 5.35 wheat KR Do. (Iii) Rice, W(9.00). TW(26.51). 34.99 40.32 8.21 wheat Tk(6.37), 0(10.98). KR Do. (26) Rice. W(16.19). TW(I7.07) 2.60 1.S2 5.75 wheat KR Do. (17) Rice. W(I0.52). TW(42.14), Tk(2S.62). 7.fi5 19.54 9.04 Cl:Tl wheat L(40.60), 0(16.lSi. KR Dc. (20) Rice, W(13.17). TW(7J..99). Tk(14.37). 129.66 38.50 lS.53 T2 wheat O\13.54~. KR Do. (W) Rice, W(3.04).0(1.S3). 1.39 0.21 wheat KP Do. (20) P·ice, W(I.OI). H(2S.33) 19.21 0.39 2.05 Nl whep.t KR Do. (20) Rice. W(42.27), TW(82.f6). 73.59 72.e3 wheat Tk(4.88). KR Do. (20) Rice, W(l.Ol) 22.78 0.7S wheat KE Do. (17) ED Rice. W(6.37), B(4}.3S). 0(37.07) 53.48 14.74- 9.92 wheat 168

DEVEl.OPl\iEN'l' BLOQK-RAGHUNATHPUR V.lUAGB AMENITIES

Ame:lit,bs available [if not available within the village, a dallh(- )isshown in the c')lumn and next to i~ in braokets, the distanco in borad ranges, Totsl viz, -- 5 kms.,5-10 kIDS. and 10+kms., of the nearest place Total area 1 0pula- where the faoility is availablois given]. ~ ______A ______. ______~ Serial Name of villa.ge with of tho tion no. Thana no. villago and Eduoational Medioal Drinking Post Day or Communi. (in numbor wator a.nd da.ys cations heotares) of (potable) Telegraph of the (BUB stop, households Marketl Rly. hat. station if any waterwa.ys

1 2 3 4 I) 6 7 8 9 10 REVENUE TI(ANA-DARAULI-ooncld.

U8 Usri BllZurg (436) 91.86 3,166 P,M -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (439) 119 Saichani (481) 229.4;5 1,281 P - (5-10) R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) (208) 120 DighwaliYI1 (483) ,319.99 2,031 P,M -(-- 5) C PO - (_. 5) - (- 5) (281) 121 Sl1dhpur (4b4) 99.15 Uninhabited. 122 Ka.j.rMa.n (486) 108.05 905 P - (-5) W,Tk,TW, -(- 5) -(-5) - (-5) (1I8) Hp. 123 Pipra '487) 256.91 1,414 P - (- 5) W,Tk,TW, - (- 5) - ( 5) - (- 5) (192) IIp. 124 Ta.nri (488) 212.05 2,141 P,M,H PHS,RP(3) W,Tk,TW PO Monda)" BS (346) Friday. 125 Bhanti (489) 82.15 987 P - ( 5) W,TW,Hp, -(- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) (161) N. 126 Lohbara (490) 22.66 251 -(- 5) - (-5) 'W,TW, -(- 5) - ( 5) -(-5) (32) 127 :M.a.hrauli (491) 49.18 101 P - (- 5) W,TW,Hp - (- 5) - (-5) - (-5) (116) 128 Basantpur Diara (Unsurveyed) N.A. Uninhabited. 129 Gobhirar Diara (Unserveyed) N.A UninhObited.

130 Harpur . Diara (Unserveyed) N.A. Uninhabited. 131 Konhara Dhari Nizo.mat N.A Uninhabited. Diara (Unsurveyacl). 132 Ke-unsar Diara (Unsurveyed) N.A. Uninhabited. 133 Mp,hazi Diaro. Kakarghatta N.A. Uninhabited. (Unsurveyed). 134 Mahazi Gondauli N.A. Uninhabited. (Unsurveyecl). 135 Mauzaohakki Diara Sultan- N.A. Uninhabited. pur (Unsurveyed). 136 Nawada Diara (Unsurveyed) N.A. Uninhabited. 137 Narhan Diara (Unsurveyed) N.A. Uninhabited.

Total 16,756.80 104,~97 P (65) H(2) (14,646) M (20) He (2) H (6) PHO\8) o (5) PHS (6) D(1) FPC (1) RP (11) SMP(1) CHW (11)

___ , _ _ .. ____"I -.-of-'t-'I--i-' - _ - '" _,,~"w_oj_ - -. ----- ~-.. --4-"_ --- , . NOTE: Figllres Il"iven in hri\ckets under col. 4 folate to number of housoholds. 169

SUBDIVISION - SIWAN SADAR DIRECTORY AND LAND USE

Ll\Ild use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places). Remarks

Nearest includin~ Approach town Power Stapls to and supply food F;;; --- Irriia"t;db; ~o~r~.A. -- - - U~:- - Cult;;~~ A;;;~~:n~eIi~~~~, f village distance irrigated waste available historioal (in km.) (inoluding for or gauchar cultvation arohaeo 8Ild lotioal groves) interest

11 12 IS 14, 15 16 1'7 IS 19 20

PR.KR Edwan (17) ED Rice. TW(24.39}. F(23.32) 39.31 2.07 2.77 Nl:,MtI wheat KR Do. (40) Rice. TW(65.11). Tk(,'\.22). 133.94 13.82 10.51 Tl wlleat O(0.S5}. RR Do. (30) Rice. TW(148.52), Tk(2.97). 197.21 7.39 16.56 TI wheat 0(7.34). W(9.41), TW(S.20). 36.38 30.61 HAl

PR.KR Siwan ~35) Rice. TW(18.89), Tk(1.94), 0(1.2(1) 34.64- .1•• 12 47.17 Ml wheat Kll Do. (40) Rice. TW(06.84). Tk(1.68). 128.73 18.22 36.57 Ml wheat O(4.53}. PR.KR Do. (33) Rioe. TW(68.23). Tk(I.66}. 128.4-0 4.05 7.18 MJ wheat 0(2.53). KR Do. (30) Rioe. TW(30.00). 0(4.24) 30.74 14.46 0.70 N2 wheat KR Do. (36) Rice. 0(18.87} 3.79 wheat KR Do. (fO) Rice. 0(33.81} 15.01 0.!!1 whea.t N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. M.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. GO (965) 5,17609 1,04806 3,588 53 NB81, PC 110.42) lI135 W (1761.83) C34, TW (3249.00) Ta5, Tk (664.99) R (196.68) L (40.60) 0(887.65) 170

APPENDIX I-TO DEVELOPMENT BLOCKWISE ABSTRACT OF

EDU,.'AT ONAL Senal Name of , ____ . ___ - ______.A.. ____ ------...... no. Development Block Primary Middle MatriculationJ Highor Secon- College Adult Literacy School School Secondary dary/PUC/lnter- (Graduute and Class/Centres School Mediete/Junior above) College

, __ .A.. __...... , __.A.. __...... r---.A..--...... , ___ .A.. __ ...... r--_.A..--...... r--_.A.. -- ...... Villages lnsti- Villages Insti- Villages Insti- Villa.ges Insti- Villages Insti- Villages lnsti- tutioilS tutions tutioilS tutions tutioilS tutioilB

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Total 998 1,162 206 214 71 72 1 1 80 87 58 62 9 9 2 2

~ HussaingaIlj 66 81 8 9 4 4

3 Andar 71 71 19 19 5 5 4 Darauli 60 66 16 17 3 4

b Guthani 46 48 9 10 2 2 29 86

6 Mairwa 85 95 19 19 8 8

7 Barhan8 85 96 12 12 4 4 8 Pachrukhi 68 74 17 )7 6 6 9 Goriakothi 68 98 15 17 7 7 1 10 Basantpur 70 92 12 12 6 6 11 BhatrWanpur Hat .. 85 105 16 16 7 7 12 Maha.rajganJ 52 62 10 10 5 5 13 Daraunc'ha 67 81 14 16 3 3 14 Siswan 56 66 10 11 3 3 15 Raghunathpur 61 65 20 20 6

MEDicAL-concld. DRINKING WATER Serial Name of r------.A..------...... r------.A..------...... no. Development Block Community Others Villagils Tap Well Tank Tn be-well/River Fountain Canal Health Worker with no Hand m3dioal pump , __.A.. __ ...... , __ .A.. __ ...... faoility Villages Nos. Villages lusti­ tutions

1 2 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Total 116 265 149 341 1,152 Z 1,419 430 1,404 210 12 219 1 Siwan 4 4 8 9 65 77 30 72 12 2 18 2 Hussainganj 2 9 11 25 64 79 27 79 24 11 S Andar 101 1 102 46 99 24 2 20 4 Darauli 25 96 18 80 58 1 94 15 95 13 4 8 5 Guthani 9 9 5 8 83 98 23 94 8 7 6 Mairwa 11 20 15 34 102 123 31 123 22 56 7 Barharia 7 11 21 39 112 138 28 134 16 19 8 P achrukhi 2 2 6 10 84 97 48 97 1 2 "/ 9 Goriakothi 2 5 9 20 64 81 7 80 2 5 10 BaSllontpur 4 15 20 51 55 78 21 78 8 1 18 11 Bhagwanpur Hat .. 3 10 5 18 97 108 21 112 8 1 10 12 Maharajganj 21 2& 7 11 40 68 33 65 15 23 13 Darlloundha () 18 6 10 81 95 37 95 1 5 14 Slswan 15 29 9 14 55 77 5 77 31 51 Raghunathpur 5 11 I) 12 ~1 1()4, 58 104 25 ill 171

VILLAGE DIRECTORY EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES

EDUCAT,ONAL - conr:ld. MEDICAL - contd. r-----..A.-----., r------...... ------.---""\ Villag3s Maternity and with no Child Welfare Others edu- Dispensary Hospital Centrel Primary Health Family Planning Primary Health cational Maternity Home/ Centre/Health Centre Sub·centre facility Cluld Welfare centre Centre r-- _..A. --., r---..A._-., r-~- _..A. __., r---..A.--., r---..A..--., r---..A.--., r---..A.--.,­ Villages In8ti­ Vlllages Insti· ViI!agaB Insti­ Villages Irsti­ Villages Insti· Villages Insti­ VUlages Insti tutions tutions tutions tutions tutions tutions tutioni 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 78 78 404 15 28 19 20 10 13 24 80 38 38 76 76 2 2 20 2 2 2 I 4 4 13 14 13 2 2 3 2 2 1 4 4 4 4

29 1 1 I 2

35 I 4 3 3 3 5 2 3 2 2 6 6

2 2 43 1 1 I 2 2 2 2 3

2 2 38 1 2 1 8 8

6 6 53 3 8 1 I 3 3 5 5 5 5

7 7 23 2 2 4 4 7 7

5 5 11 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 6 ~

12 13 7 3 3 I,) 5

5 5 25 I 1 I 3 3 3 3 7 7

5 5 10 3 3 3 3 5 5

4. 4- 24 I I I 5 5 1 6 6

6 8 22 1 1 2 2 4 4 4

4 5 46 1 1 2 2 3 5 1 6 6

DB:NK.ING WATEB- cone/d. POST AND TELEGBAPH COllllMUNICATIONS POWER SUPPLY ,-__ • ____ A ___ • ___ ~ r- • _~ ______..A. __ r-----..A.----., r--..A._--",,\ Village Others More with no P.O. T.O. P.T.O P.O. T.O. P.T.O Phone B'lB Railway Navi­ Availa- Not than drinking and and and Stop Station gable ble a. vaila. one water Phone Phone Phone Water­ hIe. Source facility of way any type

42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 188 1,414 243 16 8 15 293 8 28 251 1,186 9 75 7 2 14 3 27 51 17 79 13 2 2 3 30 38 41 5 102 18 1 9 10 92 7 94 24 1 15 2 6 91 1 95 14 1 15 5 98 29 123 22 I 19 2 20 lOr 15 136 18 2 2 33 23 116 8 97 16 1 1 20 41 57 81 13 2 1 37 8 73 8 78 16 2 19 4 75 10 108 25 1 11 5 107 7 68 16 1 1 2 24 1 30 39 7 95 14 3 1 10 2 1 28 . 67 1 78 11 1 1 17 9 7 7i 14 105 16 1 2 20 5 '" 104 172

APPENDIX II TO VILLAGE DIREOTORY Land uti'iaation data in respect oj non-municipal towns (Gensu8 ,own8)

Land use (Le., area. under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal plaCES). Senal Name of town with r-----.- .------.- 1---- .- --""'------..------., .,------""\ no. Development Block Total area Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area. not within brackets by source waste(including available for gauchar and oultivation groves)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

There is no non·munioipal town in this district. 173

APPENDIX III TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY Development Blockwise llst of villages where no amenity other than drinking wat er is available

Serial N arne of villttge with Thana 110. Serial Name of villa.ge with Thana no. Sarial Name of vi1la!X~ wit.h Thana no. no. (in brackets) no. (ir brackets) no. (in bracl{ets)

Development Block-·Slwan

1 Aghailo (60) 6 Lohsi Kalan (183) 11 Adli Chak (195) 2 Lakri Makriar (G8) 7 Lohsi Khurd (187) 12 Talira (196) 3 Dewapali (16.5) 8 Bhatwalia (IS8) 13 Kalinj ra (205) 4 Akhainiyan (166) 9 Paighambarpur (19<) 14 Rampur l,z65) Ii Pachaura (182) 10 AdJi (194)

Development Block-·Hussainganj

1 Garar (145) 3 Nathpur (211i) 5 Malahidih (382) 2 Gangauli (161) 4 Chhapiya Khurd ,233) 6 Puraina (383)

Development Block-·Andar

I Gobrahi (209) 10 Deuriya (243) 18 Narayar1pur (297) 2 Harpur Madanpur '212) 19 Baillipur (SVO) 3 Munra (214) II Utarwar (251) 20 Dharampur (S06) 4, Barheya (224) 12 Nahuni (263) Fajulhi (225) 13 Sonkara Sani (268) 21 Chhp,jwa (~11) 14 Chandauli (270) 22 Diara Maniar Tukra I (Unsurvey€.d) 6 Ghataila (229) 15 Biuri t274) 7 Parari Khemraj (232) 23 Bikrampur Pariya Part (UnsuveyeCl) 8 Sanchipur (235) Ib Fatehpur (288) 9 Amnaura \242) 17 1 arari Lachchhi Ran. (292) 24 M"hazi Gondauli Part (Unsurveyr;,d)

Developm ent Block-·Darauli

I Bhothia (96) 8 ~Iahpalwa (140) 15 Munjwania (167) 2 Khor 1122) 9 Narauli (150) 3 Gauri (134) 10 Duba (152) 16 Kanaila (173) 4, Loharpura (1:'6) 17 Ta.riwan (lSI) 5 Repura (138) II Paterha (11i9) 18 Piprahia (194) 12 Hathauri (163) 19 Rampur Udho (273) 3 Patkhauli (141) 13 Parmar.

Development Block-Guthani

I Bishunpura \2) 14 Sarphora (24) 26 Chiraua (50) 2 Mian Gondi (e) 15 Karamdahllo t 25) 27 Kunresar (5f) 3 P anre Gondi (7) 28 Surwar Gondi (57) 4, 'l ark a (10) 16 01ia ,27) 29 Tanrwa Khurd (61) 5 Talidal Chand (II) 17 MajhawaJia. (30) 30 Misrauli (65) 18 Patauil Lakhraj \,,3) 6 Tali Khurd (13) [9 AIllZi Inglish (34) 31 Dbarampur (69) 7 Bahelia (15) ~~O Pataua Khnrd (38) 32 KIlloyan; (80) 8 Pachnerui (16) 33 Tanrwa Tiwari (81) 9 Parari (18) 21 Mish Chhapara \39) 34- Dhaula (85) 10 Cha.umukha h.alan (20) 22 Ekwari (42) 35 Pachnorui (90) 23 Charbhr,ria (45) II Chaumukha Khurd (21) 24 Chain Chhapra (46) 36 Chpkia (91) 12 Malohaur (22) 2.5 Rimafat Chhapra (47) ~7 Deuritl. ( In2) 13 Ttlkania \23) "38 Khirauli (I04) Development B!ock- M:alrwa

I Dewan Chak (2) 11 Shahpu . Misrauli (37) 21 Nawada (99) 2 Quoir Chak (4) 12 Misir CIHLk (39) 22 Chakia ,102) 3 Basdewa (6) 13 Bis,hambharpur (54) 23 Arazii Inj!lish (1(16) 4, Tali (8) 14 Sajaa (72) 2J. Ugarson Chhapra (llO) 5 Baraipatti (9) 15 Lashkari Chhfpra (85) 25 Khap Siswa (115)

~ I"lpra (20) 16 Ghansham Mllthia (87) 26 Seni Chhapra (1l7) 7 Bara,shi Kuara (21 ) 17 Kabita (94) 27 SumE!Ti Chhapra (122) 8 B'\lua (27) 18 Mathia (95) 28 Pipra '(123) 9 Senira Khurc (30) . 19 Dharni Chhapra \96) 211 Bishunpura \)2~) . J 0 Misaali Kh ~B (~2) 20 Parasia Khurc' (tS) 30 Dhusa (126) 31 Ka.ka.rgha.tti (131) 174

APPENDIX III TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY -contd. Development Blockwlse list of villages where no amenity other than drinking water is available

S£rial Name of village with Thana no. Serial Name of village with Thana no. Seri"l Name of village with Thana no. no. (in brackets) no. (in brllock~ts) no. (ir brllockets)

Develop ment Bloek- Barharla

I Badllr Zamin (280) 13 Kuahi (330) 25 Lala. Hata (475) 2 Siari Khurd (285) 14 KPizar Chak (~"'ti) 3 P arar rut (291 ) 15 Tilb;liriya Kburd (447) 26 Chandan Chhapra (477) 4 Asapur (294) 27 Paintalis (481) 5 Girdharpur (297) 16 Pakrisnltan (454) ll8 Mahal (.J.IJO) 17 Siurd.jpur \4(7) 29 Barahpur (491) 6 Mirachhapra (308) 18 MiJham adpur (~59) 30 Raghunathpul' (49~) 7 Surahla (310) 19 Chap Kanhauli (460) 8 Barsara (311) 20 KI; tub Ohhapl'a, (465) 31 Usuri Indauli (4.94) 9 Chainchhapra ,320) 32 Indauli Khas (4h5) I() Chak Pararauna (321) 21 Jagdishpur (469) 33 Indauli Siraj \~96) 22 Ridar Hata (471) 34 Mathia Patarhatha ,(02) 11 Alapur (324) 23 Gamb'lir Htata (472) 35 Tilsandi (512) 12 Piprahi ,326) 24 Babu Hata (474)

Development Bloek-Pachrukhl

. 1 Babhnauli (3U) 5 SouaPipar (406) 8 ~iswa (44-0) 2 Dl.roga Hata (;j!,,» 9 Koral' (441) 3 Hata. (3M) 6 Mad~wapur (433) 10 Banjariya (44!:-) 4. Madhwapur \397) 7 Walipur (·.1,35) 11 BUM1' Chhapra (&34)

Development Bloek-Gorlakothl

I Barhoga Gangaram 4 Birti Tola (88) 6 Lilaru Habib (95) 2 C'lar.dpur 5 Bardaha (90) 7 Dichhitpur (103) 3 D.\gri Mathia Development Bloek-Basantpur

1 Saidpur (51) 3 Talimapur (55) 4 Badhnauli (311}) 2 Talimapur Birt (54) Development Bloek-Bhagwanpurhat

1 MakhdumPllr (261) 7 Suh.pur (298) 13 Khapkat (37:.1) 2 Ch.akia Tola (26.,) 8 Sarli Bagani (300) 14. Chaurasi (374) 3 Jnaphartola (267) 9 Birt Bagahi (302) 15 Sayot (376) 4, Salernpur (273) 10 Arazi J)! agwa (362) 5 Milrakhap (293) }6 Man!ln Patti (378) 11 C'lora1lli Banwe (368) 17 Bira Bankat (391) 6 Rampur (297) 12 Hilsan.I' Tola (371) HI Chakmunda (393)

Davelopment Bloek-MaharaJganJ

1 J agdishpur (160) 6 Mardanpur (256) 10 ("handpur (547) 2 B lra'hia Tola (240) 7 D"lanpura. (543) 3 Higa,Jli (2,~6) 8 Gaur Bauza (,).')4) 11 Manpul' (574) 4 Dllnatpur (252) 9 Gaur kathak (5--15) 1'2 Harkestpur (1178) 5 Khapura Khanpur (254) Develop ment Bloek-Daraundha

1 R'l.ugra'lli (167) 7 C':!intamanpur (187) 13 Bhusi (227) II Birti Tola (172) 8 Terha (191) 14 Daunchhapl'a (~r(l) 3 Ml~a.c~awar (174) 9 Milki Madhwapu.r (197) 15 Dal-kani (!:.31) 4 Beldari Tola (175) 10 Mathia. Bachangir (211) 5 DJmri (185) 16 Baluhi (233) 11 J agdishpur (217) 17 Phalpura ,~ 39) 6 Bangali Bharauli (186) 12 Madhwapul' (221) 18 Bela (561) Development Bloek-Slswan

1 Makhn~pur (408) 6 Siswa Kburd \464) 11 Nayagaor> (516) !! Ijra (410) 7 M-l.I'a Parso~im (467) 12 Nirmal Nagai (522) 3 Banri Sarai (4~.7) 8 Kauli Chhapra (495) 13 Birti Lak~.eraj (523) 4 S~ek'lp'lra (.~48) 9 Rl.I'npur (.J.97) 14 Pacllamuwa \527 ) 5 Kh jepurkhurd ('50) 10 Nagai (S13) 175

APPENDIX III TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY-aonald. Development Blockwise list of villages where no amenity other than drinking water is avaUable

SMial Name d vilhg'j \1 iLh Thana no. Serial Name of village with Ihana no. Serial Name of village with 1hana nO. no. (in bracket!') nO. (in brackets) no. (in brackets) Development Bloek-Raghunathpur

1 D'lorhaha (271) H Mirzapur (369) 26 Nikhti Khurd (394-) 2 B'lagwanpur (278) 15 Saleropur (371) Z7 Odakpur (395) 3 N\u~dib \280) 28 Chauri Kalan (396) 4- Ab 'lim 11lVl an (281 ) 16 Gopalpur (375, 21l Aima Sukhatpali \399) 5 D l(a. .V'arpur (324) 17 Hasopur (376) 30 Padartha (403) IS Talhhar (377) 6 M[rpur (311) 19 Dulatpur (379) 31 Chakiya (4-111) 7 B'lllii Chakri (332) :10 Motichak (383) 32 Sonbarsa (421 ) S Basautpur (34-5) 33 Cbakmakhdum Alam (422) (385) (4l:6) 9 Bishunpura (3~9) 21 Bankatmq.inchak 34- Patiaon 10 Eiilpur (351) 21 Kbap D'Utnauti (387) 35 Bishundaschak (431 ) 23 Ela'lichak (388) 11 R'loiti Chncli (3:>'» 24 Bisha.npura (389) 36 Jalalpur (432) 12 B'lartbi Patti (3,3'1) :15 Mira.nchtlok (390) 37 Laran Cnak \4,34) 13 La.chhuman DlJrnri (362) 38 Lohbara (4.90) 176

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY

List of villages according to tke proportion oj Scheduled Gastes and Scheduled Tribes to tke total population by ranges.

A~~.SOHEDULED OASTES

Range of Thana me of Village Range of Thana. Name of Villagtl Range of Thana Name of Village Scheduled no. Scheduled no. Scheduled no. Castes Castes Castes population population population (percentages) (percentages) (percentages)

1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-Siwan

0-5* 59 Mum 6--10 207 Mohiuddinpur 1l-~15 260 Karanpura 167 GopaJpur. (coneld.) 23D Kandhwara. ,cone/d. I 262 Bal sopali 170 Sarsa 257 Tanrwa 263 Barhan 178 Phulwaria ?59 Ornea Makund 16 20 67 Dharam Makriar 189 Khalispur 264 Murdapur 70 Makriar 198 Bishunpurwa 266 Bishunpur 163 Chakra 201 Jafra 267 Mohammadpur 166 Akhainiyan 208 Bhada Kalan 268 Mirapur 199 Ss.rsar 270 Nathu Chhap 271 Balchandhata 203 HaSlnpurwa 274: Bhadaura 272 Balet.ha 205 Kalinjra Il-I0 69 Pakri Makriar or Badal 273 Molnapur 206 Jiaen 162 Bhauta Pokhar 275 Mahuari 261 Batrauli 165 Dewapali 56/588 Siari 269 Puraina 169 Chanaur 11 ~- 15 164 Majhaulia 21 ~~ 30 61 Pithauri 171 Nauapali 168 Shampur 119 Sa.lempur 172 Ramapali 176 Dhanauti 182 Pachaura 173 Hasanpurwa 183 Lohsi Kalan 210 Jamsikri 175 Majahida (Majahidpur) 192 Sarabe 31+ 188 Bhatwalia 177 Bharthni 193 Kararua 190 Paighambarpur 186 Baghra 196 Tahira ]95 Adlichak 187 Lohsi Khurd 231 Siwan 197 Majhwa 202 Amlori 258 Benusar 265 Rampur 204- Chhotpur

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-Hussalnganj

0-5* 147 Bangra 6-10 220 Hathaura 11- 15 226 Rashilld Chak 151 Bharthni \concld. ) 222 Habibnagar (coneld. ) 227 Renua 151 Makund')ur 223 Parta')pur 239 Chhata 159 Naad'lali 224 Gosapali 353 Bs.raram 212 Tetaria 225 Salonepur 365 Baghauni 216 Singarpatti 232 Surapur 366 Sasuli 211 Bali 234 Lurkan 367 Darweshpur 237 Hothauri 235 Markan 377 Ujraha 238 Mahual 240 Chhapiya 386 Rajipur 241 Rasulpur Buzurg 242 Chanp 390 Telkathu 352 Bindwal 362 Hanihans lti- 20 146 Ruia 368 Khajrauni 363 Khanpur 211 Sidhau.l 371 FaridDur 364 Faizalpur 229 Pakaulia 372 D0iapur 370 Mohpur 233 Oh\apiya 374 Basant Na.gar 373 Piaur 350 Hasanpurwa 376 Kapilpura 318 Aranda 3el Nawalpur 387 Gopalpur 379 Hasanpura '1_10 149 Pathardei 381 Karmansi 152 .1 iradei 11-11'. 139 Surwal 154 Bhaisakhal 153 Jamapur 21~30 219 K1:arsara 16() Repura 155 Karhanu 375 Jhaua 382 Mahabidih 214 Machakna 156 B8rhea 31+228 Paighq,mbarpur 218 Sarea 213 Tikri 369 Chak Haji 177

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTOJlY-eQnt4. Lilt of villages acefJrding to the population of Sch~duled OlUtes an.d Schedule,], Tribes to th~ tQttU population by ranges

A- SCHEDULED CAiT£S.-contd. Range of Tha.na Name of Villa.ge Range of Tha.na Name of Vil.lage Range of Thana Name of vm~4iI Sl)hedllleQ. no. ScheQ.tllen no. Castes Sch.e

Development Bloek-Daraull 0- 5* 121 Sarea 6 -10 171 Netwar I!.- -15 259 Pihuli 139 L9uja (cmcld) 182 Ta.riwani 150 ¥aranli (roncld) 260 Tiar lS3 Harnatanr 272 Ba'bhnauli 158 Naray.a.npur 190 Oini 162 Munra 202 P'mak Buzurg- 16 20 37 pll-taua B1Uurg 170 Gumawar 206 Lachhuman Chak 44 ,Mfl,l'era. 171 Sarna 262 KasHa Pachbanian 129 Kasih(l,ri 149 Agsara 181 Tariwan 11-15 99 Ohakri 189 Sa;raha.rwa. 153 Karmaho. 100 Darauli 186 :M:at~ 194 piprahia 101 Chandaur 21.· 30 97 Karn!).j 197 Ma.jhaulia. 114 Dmnallah6r Unsel"l'-eyed Di&ra Mantal' TnkraI 130 Ga.ngpfIlia. 118 Dumarahtt Khard 135 Don Kburd '6 - 10 35 Parasia 120 Tanrwa 138 Repura 95 Garwar 127 Rampur 168 G(}bopali 113 Napum 128 Bhitauli 1 S9 Biswania 119 UkTenri 132 Don Buzurg lS1 Kha.ira,ti D\tlip 123 Kewtalia. 134 Ga.uri 126 Amarpur 31 + 136 Loharpura 14.0 Rampur 141 Patkhauli 133 Kumhti 143 Belaui 147 S:>nbe.rs!lo 146 Mahpalwa 144 Balia 1:48 Mahuja 152 Duba 151 11)9 Darauli 178 Baun~ Paterha. 161 Gopalpur 160 Balahu 191 Sahjaniya 165 Kishunpali 196 Khap Patua 168 Gauri 167 Munjwania 172 Bamnagar Kakaria 201) Khap Punak BUlmr@' 174 Kanhauli 204 Ram j>unak .' Diw 184 Mu.flI, :Kat1l>~wa.r 1'1'5 ~laon 188 Ul Diara. ~~a.t Khairati Udho 2,1 &rnpllr U'dho . lT~ Ra.qt1\~~ 19~ Itarom 178

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECToRy _contd.

List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges.

A-SCHEDULED CASTES-contd. Range of Range of Ra,nga of Scheduled Thana N alDe of village Schedulod Thana Name of village Scheduled Trana Nm:re of village Oastes no. Castos no. Oastes no. Popula.tion population population (Percentages) (Percentages) (PercentageS)

1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 Development Block-GuthnnI 0- 5* 7 Ponre Gondi II-15 22 Malchaur 21-30 26 Sobrai 23 Telmnia (coneld.) 24 Sarphora (C01 cld.) 38 Patua Khurd 25 Ka.Tamdaba. 30 Majhawalia 45 Chorbharia 28 Danauti 48 Jamuaon 54 Odikhor 39 Misirchhapam 55 Belauri 57 Surwar Gondi 51 Kareji 58 Chit-Bisraon 69 Dharampur 92 Bhalua 61 Tanrwa Khurd 71 Bauri 6-10 1 Sohagra. 73 Sarea 86 Bhagwanpur 9 Belaur 81 Tanrwa Tiwari 87 Bhalui 10 Tarka 82 Chitakhal 91 Chakia 14 Tali Buzurg 94 Pachnerua 93 Khap Misraulia 49 Jha.ghaur 16 - 20 5 Damraila 103 Barpalia 59 Samatenr 15 Bahelia 104 Khirauli 60 Khilwa 16 Pachnerui III Mairitanr 70 Sirkarpur 31 Biswar 31+ 4 Bakulari 71 Lachhrnipur 52 Jatuar 11 TaUdalOhand 72 Goharua . 62 Sonahula. 11 Piparpanti 74 Gothini 65 Misrauli 18 Parari 78 Harpur 66 Tendua 19 Bhattahi 79 Darnodar 67 Bihari Buzul'g 42 Ekwari 80 Kaleyani 76 Selaur 46 Chainchhapra 83 Kelharua 88 Khep Jataur 63 Nainijor 84 Bahelia 89 Rewasi 50 Chiraurll 107 Balua 102 Dauria 68 Bihari Khurd 108 Geyaspur 112 Bharauli 85 Dhaula 109 Kharaunti 195 Gareria 90 Pachnerui 193 Bangara 21 -30 2 Bishunpura 106 Basuhari 11-15 6 Maingondi 8 Chilonarwa Development Block-Mairwa \) -5" 8 Tali 6-10 1 Jagdishpur 6---10 138 Thepaha Rajaram II Rampur 12 Nautanpur (coneld.) 141 Chandpali 20 Pipra 17 Ramgal'h II-I5 3 Kilpur 22 Marachhi 18 Sagra 5 Siswa 31 Narayanpur 19 Narkatia 7 Bishunpura

32 Misrauli Rhax 25 Semaria 9 Baraipatti 33 Khas Misrauli 26 Rshimpur 10 Murarpatti 40 Harpur 28 Balwa 13 Kurmauta 41 Kilpur 42 Kabirpur 16 Khalwa 45 Atwa 44 Sewatpur 23 Shikuara 46 Patkhauli 47 Surajpura 34 Tilmapur 50 Chitmath 48 Barka. Manajha 38 ShahpUT 51 Bedauli 49 Sirsia 52 N araYllupur 53 Gamhirpur 63 Hathaunji 54 Bishambharpur 56 Khudra 65 Bsroha 58 Pa.chlakhi

73 Phulwaria 71 Chhotkamajhll 6" Hasua 78 Lachhirnipur 71) Titara 74 Harpur 80 Pharchhuhi 76 Pokbrera 1;2 Muriari 90 Bhopa.tpuTI} 79 B&laspur \16 Dharnichhaprllo 91 Bar{!,aon 92 Narahiya 118 Sitalpura

91 Parasia 99 Nawada. 125 Dharhara 10Q SeSWa Khurd 100 XaithauI_ia- 143 Bharthua 122 Sui:neri ohhe,pra 107 La.bhri (j6/587 Rari BaIm.ll. 123 Pipra 127 DhalllaUl' 10-80 15 Khe,p Bankat 13'7 Maia.n 133 Akolhi 87 She.hp~ ltill'rouU 179

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY-contd.

List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduted Gastes and Scheduled Tribes to the totaZ poputation by ranges

A-SCHEDULED CASTES- conld, Range of Range of Range of Scheduled Thana NtUUeof village Scheduled Thalia ::'{mlle of village Scheduled Thana Name of village Oaste no. Castes no. Castell no. Pop lliatio n Population Pop Illation (P$l'centlloges) (Percentages) (percental?;es )

2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 DeYelopment Block Mairwa-eoncld.

16-20 55 Agaunta '21-30 36 Mathia 21-30 12~ Bishunpura -(conoid.) 67 Sajaon (con/d.) 39 Misirchak (coneld.) 66 Hir Makriar 98 Parasia Khurd 134, Bishun.pura 83 Baraso 103 Chupchupwa 87 Ghaoshan Mathia 31+ 21 Bara Shikura 106 Arazi Inglish 27 Balus 77 Kuldipa ~3 Kl\l"jania 110 Ugar Sen chhapra 95 106 Babhnauli 116 Siswa Buzurg Mathia 135 Pharchhua 119 Inglish 136 Bijaipur 131 Rakorihathi 120 Semra 142 Kishunpur Misrauli 21-30 14 Gandharpa Development Block-Barharia 0-6- 279 Lachhmichak 6-10 319 Barharia 11-13 491 Barahpur 285 Siari Kh.urd (concld.) 322 Paraulla (coneld.) 492 Raghunathpur 292 Sauna 324 Alapur 493 Alampur 299 BabuH.hlo 327 Luan 500 Chanri 312 Khanpur 447 Tulbhiriya Khurd 603 Oha.inpur Alinaisr 320 Chamohhapra 44.9 Ranipur 508 BhadaY 321 Chak Pararauna 453 Habibpur 517 Bhagwanpur 326 Piprahi 476 Puraina 630 Daniyalpur 329 Roiri Tola J80 Paltu Hat.a 16-20 283 333 :&;hurwa. 484, JogaPUr Pakri 284 Bangra Buzurg 335 Hathgain 486 Bishunpura 287 Rohra 44.3 Bangra 490 Mahal 4.480 Tilbhiriya Kalan 293 Jagatpur 497 Usri 295 Rasulpur 450 Athkharnbha 498 Dumri ~1 Sadarpur 296 Narharpur 501 Hl\l"ihl\l"pur Lalgarh 317 Bhalua 454 Pakri Sultan 504 Patarhatha. 331 Sahbachak 463 Mananpura 505 Warilpur 465 ~utab Chhapra 336 Surwalia 512 Tilrand.i 446 Khi~r Chak 466 R:urwa 516 Babhau Bara 467 Re.ehhop ali 452 Paharpur 519 Chanki Hasan Chan.ki 4880 Bisbambharpur 468 J agl\l"nathpur Makhdum 526 Fakhruddinpur 479 Rarnpur 524 Salahpur 21- 30 482 EhoriPakar Nite.mi 525 N aropur Saira 297 Giridharpur 304 Dhan80n 487 Sikandarpur 11-16 278 Sundarpur 41-6 Indauli Siraj 305 Harpur 282 Aurai 308 Miraohhapra 4.99 Bhelpur 289 Lakri Dargah 506 Dharajpur 815 Nawalpur 301 Madhaupur 318 Patti Bbalua 507 Bhaluwara 302 509 MohlDlDa<\pur Kamchhapra 328 Hardiya 511 Bhimpur 314 Surahia 332 Mansahata 323 Matburapur 460 Chap Kanhauli 515 Hardo Bara 325 Pakwaliya 473 Gopa.ipur 1-10 276 Bha.iui 330 Kuahi 510 Tilrandi 277 Mahmmadpur 445 Balapur 618 Ahirni 288 Lakri 455 Bahuara. kadir 290 Rail 458 Siswa 31+ 286 Siari 291 Para.npur 298 Panrwa 462 Enaet Chha.pra 456 Siura.jpur 300 Shekhpurllo 454. Bha.bhopali 41U Kanhauli 306 Chhatisi 474 Babu Rata. 4.69 Jagdiahpur 309 Ohhaka Tola 478 Jaidi Tola. 470 Shampur 310 Surabiya 483 Khoripak.a.r J addi 471 Rudar Rata 311 Ba.rsara 485 Bhopatpur 472 'Of ~bhir Hat a 313 Tetahli 489 Bahll.durpur 4.75 I.ala. .Ha~" APP·ENOIX tv TO VILLAGE DIREOTORy -conlcl.

lAat 6J 1'\llttge8 according to the :pr(jPOrl~1t of Soheduud. Gas-Us ~" ScheiW.ted Tribes to the cotul population by ran.ge8. A SGllQduled eastes- conta,

,RangeV£ Range of .Ranje of Sche~uled Tlv),na Name of vi:llage Schea.uled ThaDl' Name of villa.ge Sc'l'}uuled Thana Na.ll'e of viJ4ge Oastes no. Castes no. Oastes DO. Population p3pulatior, popula.tion (Percer.tages) (Percentages) (PercentageS) 1 2 3 1 .2 3 2 3 Deulopment Block-Paehrukhi

253 Benusar BU1lUrg 34() Rasulpur j 11-IJ-(concld.) 424 Rira 341 Ukhlili Purbari Patti 344 Babh&uli 427 &rkaglloon 342 Mahuari 345 Daroga. Rata 429 Pa.paur 341 Baishakhi 351 Jasauli Kharag 483 Madhwapur 355 Narayanpur 399 Kohrautta 436 Mithanpura 391 Bhekhpu.rwa. 404 Parauli 6.29 BangtQ Sirikant 395 Arjal 405 Baryarpur 531 Bharathpura 3M Harpuf 406 Sonapipa.r 534. Btldl\\lchapra 400 Bishambharpur 408 G&mharia 16-20 U5 'Di1udpur 4()9 Gopalpur 401 Phalpura 248 Qhak Sonl~ 401 Chandpur U (3 Chaumukha. 3J3 Gasain Chhapra. 411 Mohammadpur 419 Sherghiya 348 Hardia 413 Makhnupur 42 () Sahlaur 356 Pengwara 411 Supauli 426 lIilatuk Chhapra. 357 Sarauti 421 Garibgooj 432 Narhat 3.')9 Rata 428 l1aj haulia 435 Walipur 398 Rasulpu.r 4M Surwaillo 513 Pipra 410 Pagur Kothi 44;0 -Siswa 537 Rampur ++4 Na.r~ddinp~r "~2 &njariya. 535 N aura.nga 520 Kaithi 5111 Saraia. 538 Tal"Wara. 532 Nathanpura 523 ltakma 5;)7 Pakhrera 21--30 3.J.6 Atarsua 5i18 Dihiy& 11- 15 250 lIIahadewa. 349 Kodsi 533 Hamdipur 255 Jhunapur 394 Mtlndrspali 6-10 24'3 11a.hpu.r 350 Jasauli l>akauli 425 Gharthanliya 247 Pakari Bangali 354 Malupur 431 Samopur 2511 Hakkam 392 Labji 2W Bijehata 256 Akopur 393 Na.ndrauli 4022 Nizampur 351 Chak Pasram ~U2 Pachrukhi 430 Kaleanpur 331 Bno.twalia. 414 Sa.dikpur 4~1 Korar 83i BMa.lumi 418 Nainpura 522 Dinapatti 339 Ukhai Pachhiari Patti 428 Barawttlia. 536 Oopip&tti Developmtlnt BIOek- Goriakothi

2 B:lbad 6-10 II Heth,\pur 99 Bahadr,rpur 18 Rariha.rpur Kalan 15 Barhoga J addu 21- 30 5 Khulasa. 19 Hariharpur Khurd If Pachpatia ~2 MR.jhaulia 17 Barhoga Gan,gal'am 72 Shekhpura '25 Meghwar 33 J ag(Ushpur 00 13ardaha 28 M,a.'la.mmadpur '38 GObiudpur 91 ~itauli Khurd 34., : iIoQhOplll' 42 Siurajpur 31+ ,~ l.f;kt\, Tols 35 Karpalia 4,4 Dagri l\fathia 67 Gores Kotbi .. :Jlh~i 41> ·JSazi~r 11'0 'h'rea -a. '~iPh 181 APPENDIX.IV TO VILLAGE DIllECTOBY-oantd .

.Liet oj village8 !Wcoriling to the prop!)'I't;on of Scheduled Oaste$ and Schedtuled Tribe8 to the total population by ranges.

A - Seheduled castes-contd. Ral)fe of Range of Range of Scheduled Thana Name of village Scheduled Thana Name of vil\age Scheduled Thana Name of viUote Castes no. Oastes no. Castes no. F.0P~la.tion population population ( eroentages) (l'ercentagIlS) (Percentages)

2 3 1 2 3 1 2 Development Block BasantpQr

0-0* 60 Khusal Dumri 6.-10 koncld.) 74 Khawaspur 11-15 (concld.) 83 Surajpum 112 B~armara 75 Lakhnaura 311 Ka.nhauli 61) A arpur 78 Imadpur 62 Jalalpur 316 Mathia 63 Sikatia. 84; BBo:r.i~Lpur 317 Karabi Kalan 85 Basaon 334, Haraypur 64- Inda.uli 117 MaInarul' 339 Jagatpur 76 Lakari 119 Sahar Knla 343 Telia 19 Parwli J20 Usri 81 Kiahunpura. 347 Bahogra 318 Shampur 121 Semardah 355 Rajapur 309 Murwar 359 !'Iipa.h 320 Bishunpura 31tJ Hari Aman 321 Sarea Sirikant 312 Hussapur 1" -20 53 Talimapur 322 Sekhpura 321) Rampul' 59 Bala 323 Ja.nki Nagar 61 Bhopatpur 330 Bagaha 336 Sahilpatti 118 Laheji 337 Sanurukh'l. 315 Karahi Khur~ 333 Usuri 338 Babhnalili 3<100 . Mun:sepur 341 Ujjaina 322 Barhoga Khurd 358 Basantpur 342 Basa.uli 3H Kapripur 360 Nagauli 345 Gopalpll!' 21- 30 319 Babhnanli 8-·-10 13 Musa.hari 346 Dabchhu 32~ Barwa Ka.bir 140 Taya Dllmri 35G Kukumpllr 33l Beria 4S Maraohi 3.37 Khoriplitkar 335 Baltaara 49 Barwa Dumri 55 Talimapur 11-15 12 Bhoda khuru 31+ 51 Saidpllr 80 Narharpur 54. Talimapul' 56 Baldihar 82 Mllodaul1ur llii Dhan6;Ua 58 DUml'a Development Block·-Bhagwanpur Hat

0- 5· 126 Madar Khurlt 6-10 (condd.) 266 Jauphar 11-15 124 Mohmda 146 Ratan punrauii 268 Shankarpur 147 R!Iotan Panrauli 149 Sadiha 271 Bherwanian 150 Korigawan 262 Mil'jumla 275 Rajapur 253 Goiya.nar IS5 Sabsa. 378 Matanpura. 251 Sa.nk.. ri

296 Sin,ghauli 289 lItairi Dilip 261 Ma.khdumpnr 299 Bipar 292 Sarahri 272 Tarwar 300 'Sani Bagahi 293 Marakhap 274 Gobindpur 301 Bagahi 295 Ratauli l!84 Rampur Lau '!I'll 306 Bllkhtauli 305 Barkagaon 281i Arazi Balaha 308 Bansohi 307 Sarea 290 Mara Khas 353 M-.hri 34.8 Saghar Sllitanpura 2114- BithllUa. 354 Bu.gbri 350 Mahna 298 Snhpur 367 Ma.ohhagra. 351 Haaa,ll.pul'3 303 Kherhwa 352 Bilaspur 349 Sulta;npur 363 Chorauli Banvre 363 Kauriya 361 Nagwa S89 Ne.duwa 364 Dhl1.ra.mraj 366 Oh.orauli 371 Hilsanr tola 865 Bhikhampur 370 ;Hilsanr 379 Sonha,l1i 373 Baramah Asthan 378 Manan Patti 394. ·Yohammadpur 380 Saripatti 384- Hulsl!.ra

397 Rampul' Dig:ar 3S2 &.ha1illU'aon 3~9 Rampur Digar 388 Ssmpm' Khas 385 Dilshadpur 3&6 Mundipur 16- 20 280 Dehri 6-10 122 Benkajua 387 Piprahia 2S3 ~r 128 Obarmsn 389 A.ruan .W .~$ laS _Q.aviapur 381 .r~ahpur _ lIS ~1II.ri~ 390 Mira 'Hate agG pur Rat 269 "l)'hIon:rhpur 392 BafJkat .s ..... 182

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORy-contd~

List oj villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges

Jl.ange of Rllnge of R&ngt, of Scheduled Thana Name of village Soheduled Thana Name of village· Scheduled Thana. Name of village Caste no. Caste no. Oaste liQ. Population PopulaiioJl PopulAtion (Peroentage!; ) (Percen tages) (Percentages) 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 Devolopment Block-Bhagwanpur Hat-concld,

21- 30 260 Bahadurpur 21-30 (concld.) 291 Banpura. 3 J + (collcld.) 258 Aiman Shan~rp\lll" 263 Chskia 297 Rampur 264. Chainpur 267 Jaua.phar Tola 304 Junedpur 265 Oh.a.kia Tola 279 Gopalpur 376 Sajot 287 Balaha. 31+ 14;8 Sal'ilY' Panrauli Develop lI1ent Block - Maharajganj

0-5/" 134; Madhopul' 6-10 (concld.) 151 Paterha 1l~15 (toroId.) 54;0 Jalalpur 139 Ratlmpul'a 171 Takipur 54.8 Shinde 140 Pakaulia 244 Sarea 553 Sonbarsa. 145 Ithari 152 Sllrbir 245 Ro.rhia. 16-20 III Aphrad 250 Baganchha 135 Gaur 153 Deuriya. 251 Ch80k Mahmlld.a 144 Jigrawn 247 Pipra Kalau 537 Sarangpur 252 Dalpatpur 24;9 Pipl'a Khurd 541 Challdpur 254 }(hapura lChanpur 255 Siktia 539 Ushuri 649 Shakra 546 Gaur 552 Phalpura 550 }(hamhauri 541 Baliapatti 569 Misraulia 554 Shahglmj 643 Dhanpura 571 Gohpur 570 Nautan 551 Shahpur 575 Teotha 582 DhanChhuha 572 Bajrahia 11-15 107 Balia. 21-30 256 Mardanpur 6 -10 129 Jagdishpur 131 Risaura ?69 Khedu Chhapm. 130 Hahwa. 133 Pokhra. 415 lIajipurwa. 132 Bishunpura 138 Chhota Teghra 579 Bangra. 136 Sikandarpur H3 Dhobwalia. 137 Teghra 31+ 240 Barahia Tola 154 Bishuupur Mahuari 042 .l\[adhopur 141 Bangra 24.1 Lerua. 544 Gaur Ranza 14.2 KasdQura 243 Be.dau

Development Block~Daraundha 0-5* W5 Jhajhawa. 6-10 (roncld. ) 182 Banibari II-I5 (concld.) 2-12 Salldauli lu3 Abhui 189 Sirsaon 403 Machhauta l{l5 Bisbll,r'pura 194 Sadhpur 566 Pasiwarh 174 Mahachawar 20!;l 1\fahual 573 Karsau.t 176 Nanda Tola 207 Rajanpura 586 Ujaer 178 Chakri 208 Harpur Kotwa 16-20 ]61 Katwar 183 Baldih 228 :Mundaram Chhapra 166 Raini 206 Selllri 234 Bagaura 197 Milki Madhwapur 209 Dibi 235 l\'(adari chak 198 Kolhua 2}4. Mataia 236 Jal!loth.uQ. Saran,pur 183

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY-oontll.

List of villages acoording to the proportion of Scheduled Gates and Scheduled Tribes to the total poputation by ranges

A-SOHEDULED CASTES.:.....concld.

Range of Range of Range of Sahedult-d Thana Nan'e of village Soheduled Thana Name of village Soheduled Thana Name of village Castes no. Castes no. Castes rJo. pOpulation population Population (Percentages) (l'ercentageS) (PercentageS)

I 2 3 1 .2 3 1 !l 3 Development BJock-Siswan

0-5* 410 Ijra 6-10 4:J8 Bhikhpur Bhagwanpur 11-15 [04 Harihar Chhapra 448 Shekhpura 44-9 SuraiYa (contld.) 506 Soraut 4':>0 Khajepur Khurd 451 Khe,jepur Kala 507 Bhagar (Part) 453 Bangrllo 459 Bakhri 511 Tal'llnawa (Part) .55 Rusena 465 Pachbhinda 515 Chaillpur 'Mubarakpur 528 Bhagauna 456 Ubdhi 478 Kishunwari 457 Kathtal 485 Bhaisaurha 16-20 466 Parari 467 Mura Parsotim 4.9~ Kachnar 468 Na.ndamura 471 Chhitauli 4,HH Ghurghat 477 Jagdishpur 482 Sarahra 500 NuinaPatti 480 Mahanagar 4.95 Kauli Chhapra 509 SiswaI! (Part) 5{)8 . Gangapur (Part) 512 Suahi 496 Morwan. 510 Madhopur 498 Bhagwanpllr 5~5 Ramgarh 21-30 440 Arjanitlur 513 Nagai 531 Geyaspur Bawari Dih 454; Rampur 518 462 Bangra 519 Dhadaur 11-15 44.1 Siswa Kalan 505 Mathia 523 Birti Lakheraj 4,58 Madhwapur 516 Nayagaon 526 Pipra. 470 Nawalpura 532 Sainpur 479 Bhikhpur 31+ 446 Majharia 539 Gopalpur 502 Qhandpur. 514 Nagai

Development Block-Raghunathpnr

0-5'" 279 Surajbalia 6- 10 (concld.) 398 Khikhti Kalan 16-20 330 Chakri 281 Abhimanwan 404 Belwar 341 Narhan (Part) 345 Basantpur 419 Mahmudpur 342 Harpur 357 Sitalpur 421 Sonbarsa. 347 Gabhira.r 364. Chhitni Dumri 4;25 Bahelia. 349 Bishunpura 426 Patiaon 397 Amhara 389 Bishunpura 429 Nadiaon 401 Sonsov 415 Jaijori 430 Kondhauli 412 Amwlloli 420 Gayghat 433 Dhanauti 423 Pachbarwa 424 Rarpa.lr ur 434 Laran chak 427 P atiaon Gopi 428 Saidpur 483 Dighwslia 432 Jalalpur 4;35 Usri Khurd 487 Pipra 486 Kajraon 436 Usri Buzurg 490 Lohbara 6-10 266 Admanpur 491 Mahrauli 21-30 280 Nauadih 323 Firojpur 282 Ungo 11-15 J28 Haibatp.:tr 327 Kusahra 329 Jawanpura 331 Mirpur 334; Basantpur 333 Khujwa 336 Scnthi 34;8 Newarj, 3.")3 P"njwar 361 Baruna 372 Mirzapur 343 NawJ.da 405 Gonaria 346 Kasar (Part) 373 Rajpur 360 Suran Dumri 374 Lachhipur 481 Saichani 368 Mirjapur 382 SuUanpur 371 Sa.lempur 31 t· 277 Parahia 407 Ha.rnat.hpur 359 Bharti Patti 378 Phulwaria 411 Deopur 362 Laohhuman Dumri 380 Lagusa 385 Be.nkat Main chilo!;: 384 Raghunathpur 418 Mitwar 394 Nikhti Khurd 391 Domanpura 488 Tanri 393 Paras Rampur 4f19 Bhauti ~9(l Odakpu~

_-_ -_- ~------_ ------~-.-- .l):~oludeii vilI~~ with no SQ40d",Jed Ca~tell :Population. APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRBOTORy-conU,

I Mt oj villages according to the proportion of Schedvled Gastes and Sr,keituled Tribe8 to t"M toto,l. population by ranges.

B_,SCHEDULED TRIBES

Range of Range of Range of Scheduled Th(ma Naule of village Scheduled Thana N 1lIl)e of villag& Schedulec1 Than. Tribes no. Tribes n;>. Tribes DO. population p'Jpulation popUlation (Percentage. ) (Percentages) (Percentages)

1 2 3 1 2 I 2 De\'elopment Block-Siwan

0-5* 164 Majhaulia. o -il* (oonald,) 207 Mohiuddinpur 6 -1.3 69 P ..kri ~fakriar eP 161} Chenur Ba.lahi 192 Sarabe 231 Siwan 191 Kaira Ta.l 199 Barsar 2:;7 Tanrwa. 241 Batrauli 202 Amlori 258 Benusar 269 PtlraiR& 259 Orma Mulmnn. 270 N athuchhap 203 Hasanpurwa 260 Karanpura 204 Chhatpur 272 Baleths 205 Kalinjr.ilo 26'1 Barhan 206 Jiaer 273 Molnapur

Development Block-Hussainganj

0-5* 218 Sarea 0-,-/* (conld.) 229 Pakulia 0-3* (conel".) 366 S",huli 224 Gosapali 364 Fazilpur 371 Faridpur

Developm.ent Block-Andar

0-5* 213 Chandauli Gangauli 0-5* (con,d.) 289 Gaura 0-;;* ,concld.) 321 SlIltanpur 219 Gaziapur Bedaulia 326 .Taijor 220 Sonthu 200 Bhaurajpur 234 Pipra. 294 Belahi 6 15 248 Fazilpur 237 Arakpur 298 Narindpul' 255 Mananpur Pateji 313 Singahi 268 Sonkara Soni 246 Gohilapur 317 Modassilpur 299 Barhulia 250 Asaoll 305 Bhatkol\ Khem 276 Pateji 318 Jamalpur 285 Tiel) 320 Andar

Development Bloek-Darauli

0-5* 37 Patua Buzurg 0-5* (contd.) 167 Munjw&nia O-j* (condd.) 182 Tariwani 113' Nepura 168 Qarari 190 Oini 126 Ama.rpur 174 Kanhanli 192 Karom 147 Sonbarsa 175 Belaon 262 Ka~i1a Pnchbenian 159 Paterha 177 Netwa.r 16-25 201 Barheya Punak

DeYelopment Block-Guthanl

o-0 .* R Chilmarwa 0-;)* (contd,) 67 Bihari Buzurg 0 .5* (concld,) 109 Kharaunti 18 Pllrari 74 Guthani 31 Bisw.at' 76 Selaur 6-15 13 Tali Khurd 49 Jhajha.ur 78 Harpur 19 :ffila.t'hahi 59 Saruata.nr 73 Sarea 106 Basuhari 104 Khirauli 62 SonalmlB

Development Bloet- l'Iialrwa

0-5" 5 Siswan 0- 5* (condd.) 58 Pachl&khi 0-5* (condd. \ 129 Bhaluwa.hi 10 Murarpa.tti 63 HathaunJe 12 Nautan Rhe 64 Hasua 138 Thepaha Ra.ia :Sam IS Kurmsuta 74 Harpur ] 42 Kishwwur Misrauli 15 Kha.p Bankat 7t. Titarn. 143 Bharthu& 56/587 Harl Ba.lmha IS .Sagra 76 Pokhrera ft Maraohhi 78 Lachhimipur 42 Kabirpur 96 Dharni Chhapl'& 6-15 20 Pipr& 411 Atwa. 119 Inglish 2S Shikuara 48 Barb ManJha 57 SujaGll 185

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIBEOTORY-contd. List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Oaste8 and Scheduled TribCB to the 10taJ population by rangu.

B-oSOHEDULED TRIBES~td.

Ra~e of Range of Ran!te of Sohe uled Thana Name of village Scheduled Tha.Da Name of vUlage Sohe uled Thana Name of village Tribes no. Tribes no. Tribes nQ. popwation population population (Peroentag9s) (Peroolltages) (PercentageS) 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3

Development Block- Bll'barta O-IS- 278 Sundarpur 0-5- (coned.) 329 Koiri Tola 0-5- (concld.) 519 Chauki Ha San Chauki 279 Laohhmiohak 445 Balapur Makhudum. 286 Siari 451 Sadarpur 290 Kail 6-15 316 Mahbub Chhapra 314 Sl\rahia 464 Bhabhopa,li 321 Chak 1'6r&u,6& 466 Ku.rw& 336 Su.rwalia 317 Bha1u.a 506 Dharajpur ~59 Malhmadpur 328 Hardiya D08 Bh&day ~73 Gopalpur

Development Block-Paehrukhl 0-5- 24-3 Mahpur O-IS- (contd.) 346 Atarsua O_IS. (concld.) 4.30 K&leanpur 250 Mahadewa 350 Jasauli 1'akauli 252 Hakkam 4-12 Pachru,khi 1)1+ 2J,9' Chakiya 343 Gosain Chhaprp. 429 1'apaur Development Block-Gorlakothl 3 Jamo 0-&- (coutd.) 31 Pachpaka.ria Pa.du.m- O-b· (cc1lcld.) 101 Sa.twar 15 Barhoga J addu patti. 16 Pachpatia 34 Bahopur 1(J2 Chanchopali 19 Hariharpur Khl\rd 104 J angal Bela.s 23 Sultarwl\r Kalan ~5 Bazidpur 114 Chhitauli Kalan 68 Harpur 26 Sultarwur Khurd 96 Pahlejpu,r 6-15 73 Dudhra 28 Mohammadpur 97 Saidpur 103 Dichhitpur 30 P~chp~karw Tulsi Development Block-Basantpul

0-5- 62 Jalalpur 0-5- (cofield.) 340 :Mnnsepur 6-15 ~8 :Marachi 341 Bahgra 76 Lakari 16~25 320 Bishunpu,ra 84 Bazidpur Development Block-Bhagwanpur Hat

123 Charlllan 0-5--(concld). 290 Marakhas

Development Bloek~Maharalganj 0-5- 107 Bali a 0-5* (contd.) 144- Jigrawn 0-5* (con-cld.) 571 Gohpur 133 Pokhra 151 Patarha 572 Bajra.hie. 135 GiJ,ur 153 p..'.1~iya 137 Te~hra 540 Jalalpur 6-15 139 Ratanpurt> 138 Ch atka Teghra 570 Nautan 548 Sninda 143 Dhobwalia 553 Sonbat'Sa Development Block-Duraundha 0-5- 155 Jhajha.wa O-J* (contd.) 18" Baidapur 0-3* (conc[d.) 236 Jalalpur 156 Bahgra 192 Pipra 564 Pirarthu khurd 161 Katwar 232 Kamsara 566 Pasiwarb 168 Ru,kundipur 234- Bagaura 177 Rasulpur 235 Madari Chak 6-15 239 Phalpu,ra. Development Block-Slswan 451 KhajePur Kalan 0-5· (contd.) 508 Gangapur (Part) 0-5'" (cC1lcld.) 517 Naw&da 459 Bakhl'i Ill} Tarenawa (Part) 5.31 Gayaspu,r 506 Saraut 186

. APP&KDiX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY-DOneld.

List oj villages according to ihe pr:>portion of Scheduled Oastes and Scheduled Tribes to the total popula.;ion by ranges.

B-SCHEDULED TRIBES--ooncld. Rangeof Range of Bange of SMed~led Thanl\ N a,me of villa.ge Scheduled Thar.a NaIDe of village Scheduled Thana Nllllle of· vIllage Tribes no. Tribes no. TribeS no. p:>pLdation population population (Percentages) (Percentages) (Percentages)

1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 Development Bloek-Raghunathpuf 0-5* 266 Admanpur 0- 5* «(loncld.) 373 Rajpur 6-15 279 Suraj bali a 281 Abhimanwan 389 Bishunpura 2.80 Naud.iha 833 Khujwa 897 Amhara 386 Sa.nthi 338 Shahpur 398 Nikhti Kalan lIM Mirzapur 341 Narhan (Part) 401 Koursar 371 Sa.lempur 3<\2 Harpur 407 He.rnathpu,r 380 Lagu8a 348 Nawada 418 - Mitwar 382 Sultanpur 346 KasauT (Part) 438 Dhanauti 404 Belwar 361 Baruna 481 Saichani 491 Mahrauli 372 Mirza,pu,r 487 Pipra

*E:z;oludes villa.ges with no Soheduled TribeS population. T own Directory

SECTION II-TOWN DIRECTORY

The Town Directory which forms Section 1971 and 1981 Censuses, besides showing thtl II of Part A furnishes the d'1ta for ep,oh town class and the status of oivio administration of in th') district in six statements oovoring (i) eaoh town. The abbrevip,tions used in this Status and growth history; (U) Physioal st8,tement are explained below : aspects Bud location of towns 1979; (iii) Munioipal finance, 1978-79; (iv) Civic and Oolumn 2_ other amenities in towns (ivA) Civio ~md other amonities in Notified Slums (v) Medioal, edu­ M. Corp. Munioipal Corporation oational, reareational and aultural aotivities; M Munioipality and \vi) Tr8,de, oommeroe, industry and C. B. C:>,ntonment BoardjC,mton­ banking, 1979. ment. NAC Notified Area Committee For presentation of data all the towns of CT Census Town a district h~we been I1rr8,ngod in alph?,betioal order. Wh'.lre an urba.n agglomeration inoludes statement IT two or more independent towns, the namos of tho towns oonstituting tho agglomeration This statemrmt gives, for oMh town, d9tails aro indiO'ated in th') r.lphabetioal arrango­ rolating to th') physic."l asp'Jots and looation mont of towns within the distriat Imd also particuhus as in 1979. Th') annual rainfall repeatod in alphabotiC':'.1 order under the namo and temperp,ture for eaoh town and their of tho agglomoration. Tho partioulars for distanoe by road from the Stato, Distriot and oaoh suoh constituent town e.r0 furnishod Subdivisionr.l HOP,dquarters c.nd from the noarest separatoly where they oocur togethor undor city, railwl',y station and bus stand have also the name of agglomeration in order to presont boen presented. It also gives information the partioulars of tho aity agglomoration as p,bout navigable river/oanal, if there is any, a whole and also severP.olIy. within 10 kilometres of thi) town. Tho information in oolumns 3 to 5 is generally For suoh placos as aro treated as outgrowths based on tho reports of tho loo?l offioip.ls. of a. particular town, details ha.ve not been Howovor, for towns for whioh this information shown separately but are inoluded in tho was ava.ilablo from the offioe of th') Direotor figures of the ooro town. However, tho Gonera.l of Obsorva.tories, the sarno hp..s been names of suoh outgrowths and their population used. This h'l.s been indioa.ted in the footnote have beon incorporated in the Appendix. to to the statement. the Town Directory. The abbreviations used in this statement In statements II, III and VI the relevant are: oolumns in respeO't of the urban agglomeration have been left bla.nk beoause the information Oolumn 13~ can be given only for the constituent units. R River The land use data in rospeot of Census C Ca.nal towns (non-munioipal towns)h'we boen includod as an Appendix II to the Village Direotory. statement HI However as already explained earlier this district does not h,lvo every census town as This state mont gives the finanoial status of such. tho oivic administration of each town for the financial year 1978-79. This inclUdes reoeipts The details of the data covered in state­ through tax, propertios and power, government ments I to VI and IVA and the various oodes grants, loans, adv2.nces and other souroes and used in the Town Diroctory statements are tho expenditur~ on gunerp.l administration, given below : publio safoty, publio health, publio works, publio institutions and other publio services. statement I The figures have been indioated in hundreds. The state mont gives the list of towns and, statement IV for each town, the area, number of households, population as per eaoh Census since 1901, This statement furnishes information re­ population density and sex ratio as per 1961, lating to oivio and other amenities availab10 190 to each town in 1979 besides giving the popu­ a Class I or Class II town, th'l ava.il?,ble CIVIC lation of the Scheduled Castes P,ue! tho Sche­ amenitios in 1979. Since in this district, thl)ro du~od Tribes. Tho rop,d length, tho system is neither any Class I (population 1 lakh gnd of sOWerr.g·:;, numb~r of different typus oflat­ p,bovo) nor CI11ss II (population 50,000-99,999) rines, method of dispose',} of night soil, SOurCJ town, Stat0ID'lnt IV-A rol;,ting to ih') slums and capaJity of protocted w,l,tor supply, firo docs not find plaJ8 in th') prosont volumo. fighting sorvicCJs !H).ct thJ numbor of ¥<',rious This h'1s alrov,dy boem exple,inod in the 'An~­ types of oletr:iJity C'onnecbions ;>,ro p,lso pre­ lysis of DJ..ta' section of this volumo. sented in this statnment. If fiire-fighting service W8,S not found to bo av"ilr,ble in the statement V C'oncornod town, tho np,me of th'J nearest place if in th8 sr.mo distriot or tho nil,me of the This statement givos th') medical, educ::"tional, necnest district if in thQ se-me Stato or oth')r recreatione,l and cult'.w~l facilitios avail20 ble Ste,to whore this fe..cility Wi1,S ~w[',ilp, blo along to ea.ch town in 1979. It contains, besid~s with the distr,llce from tho town in question the population of the town the number of hos­ h::"s boon m<:llltionod. The inform,tion in this pita.ls and dispensaries, hospital beds, medical, state mont is ba.sod on the report of tho local engine~ring, and other colleges, polytechniC's, offioials. voc:"tionp,l training institutions, collegos and schools for various levels, adult litoracy centres, Difforent abbroyi(",tions usod in this str,te­ working womons hos~els, stp,dir., plgcos m'Jnt &re as Uncl')f of entertgjnment and libraries r,v ',ilc,bh there. If a modic?J or an educational facility Column 6 - W,',S not found to be available in th') town PR Pucca Road tho nr.mo of thQ nov,rest placo with such a KR KIdcha Road f<"cility if in tho samo district or nearest dis­ trict if in the s~tme State or oth)r Sbato and Column 7.- its distp,nao from thf) concornod town in quos­ tion hgs b:)on shown. Tho information furnish')d S S')wer in this sk,toment is b ~sod on the reports of OSD Opon Surf,tcJ Dr,l,ins tho 10c::.1 offiJials. BSD Box Surface Drains SD Sylk Drp,ins Tho following p,bbroviations hv,vo boon usod CD Oesspool 1\-Lthad in this st",temont. Pt Pit System Column 4- Colnmn 11-- HL HU,l,d Loads H Hospital.(Allopathic) B Baskets H(A) Hospitv,l (Ayurvedic) WB Wheol B.trl'Ows H(U) Hospital (Unani) ST SopLic Tv,uk Lo.,trines H(Hom) Hospital (Homeopathic) S Sewerr.ge D Dispensary (Allopathic) D(A) Dispensary (Aurvedic) Oolumn 12- D(U) DispensaTy (Unani) D(Hom) Dispensf>ry (Homeopathic) TW Tube-well Wat~r HO Hea.lth Oentre T Tap WiJter FC Family Planning Centro W Well Wgtor TB T. B. Clinic Tk Tank W<1tor NH Nursing Homo o Othors Column 13-- OHT OYerh0"d Tank Oolumn 6- SR Service Reservoir IG River Infiltration Gallory A Arts only Sciono() only BWP BOlewell Pumping System S PT Pressure Tank AS Arts and Science only C Commerce only statement IV -A AC Arts [',nd Commerce only ASC Combined for r.ll c:-.tegories - This statement givos, for ep,ch such &rea/ L Arts, Scienc() gnd Commerco. lucP>lity as is known or idfmtifiod as a slum in Law. 191

L statement VI

Column 10- This str,temont dovJs with the trado, comm­ orc], industry [md banking s()rvicos for e[~ch SH Shorth2.nd town for th') Yop,r 1979. Th') throe most Type Typewriting importl.mt commodities impor~ed, lJxported and Sh Type Shorthand r..ud TYPJwriting m~,nufe,ctul'od, numbClr of b:_1nks, and agricul­ o Others tUl'::,J r,nel. non-agricultuml crodit societios arc !i"lso givol1. in this statement. TOWN

ST~TEMENT

STATUS AND Number of house- Serial Class, nama and civic L9cation Name of the Are:1 holds including Population and Growth rats no. administration status of Code no. Developmel, t (in houBJleBs hOUBO- ,------_.-. town Block SCi' Km.) holds 1901 1911 1921 1931 (in 1981 Census)

1 2 3 4 I) 6 7 8 9 10

1 IV- Maharajganj (NAC) III Maharajganj 7.60 2,271

2 IV- Mairwa (NAC) II Mairwa 6.23 1,768

3 II- Siwan (M) I Siwan 3.14 6,708 15,756 12,472 11,862 14,215 (-;20.84) (~4.89) (19.84)

STATEMENT

PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND

Physical aspects p ___ -~ ---.. ___ - _ ____..,A....__..,._. ______.. __--'\ Serial nc. Class and name (If town Rainfall Temperature (in centigrade) (in mIl'.) r--~__'----..A..._------,

Maximum Minimum

1 2 3 4 5

1 IV-Maharajgar j 1,152.70 38.20 6.20

2 945.10 40.00 :>.00

3 II~Siwan 1,liO.OO 38.00 6.00

------.. ------.-.------~- NOTE :-Data iIl coiurrns 3 to 5 are not avail!1,hle in respect of all towns in til':) offiGO of the D:rOJ\or General of Observatories.

STATEMENT MUNICIPAL . Receipt (in Ra. '00) Serial Class and name Civic ,--.------_..A.._ - _____ - _-_ -- _ -_ --__ ~~. __ """I no. of town administration Receipt Revenue Status through d ,rived from iin 1980) taxes, etc. municipal Government Loan Advance Other Total properties lionel grant sources receirt pOwer apart (specify) from taXation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 IV-Maharajganj NAC 64 50 24 138

2 IV-Mairwa NAC 142 195 230 66 633

3 II -Siwan M 4,939 779 2,782 100 619 12,573 193 DIRECTORY

I

GROWTH HISTORY of the town at the 0tlUSUSeH of SeX ratio .. ..., Density r--.-,----~ . __. ..A.. -...: - - - ~.:..:.. Hl41 19:;1 19G1 1971 1981 (1981 1961 1971 1981 Census) UelUlUs 0en.us Cel Sus II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 .19 10,800 11,894 1!5,196 1,999 943 906 935 (1O.13) (27.76)

6,766 11,946 1,917 843 1)07 (76.56)

18,3,6 22,62.3 27,370 33,lG2 51,284 IG,332 8G2 877 872 (29.M) (23.06) (20.97) (2l.l6) (54.65)

II

LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1979

" __ .. __.,_ .• ~_ ...J...... ___ .:_ •. __ .. __ ... _ ... ____ .. ~ ... _ ...... ___.. _ .... _ .. ~ .. __-_ ... _~_._ .. ___.. _. _.

Sta.te District S t\bdi visioui\1 Nearest city witt. Railway Station Bus route· Nav.igable ri' {lr_ JIJa.dq'larle:·s Head'}llarters JIead']u al'torS populo;·ioll of one canal lakl! and more (if within 10Km.)

6 7 8 9 10 11 12

P0.tnu (110) Hi\\~a.u (!:!) Siwl1l1 (!:!) ()'upra (iJ)

P"tna (189) Riwau (:ll) Si,\all PI) G,apra (!)3) Mail'lI'a (0) Mail'Wa (0)

PaLlIs ( 1(\8) Shv"" (I) SiwtLn (0) ()tlapl'tt (Gli) Silviln (0) Siwan (0)

A.,; sucl' Lhe i nforma',ioll is based on local sources.

III

FINANCE, 1978-79

EXj)oll'lit Ufn (ill H". '(0) __ . ______.- __• __.-_ ..A... __ . ______. ._---- _._----_._---,

General Public Public hoalth Public Public Othel'S Total n(\rninistrat iOJl safety and con vcr ienccH works il\stitutioll (Spocify) expenditure ..•

]I 12 I:l 14 16 17

30 90 17 137

441 7 19 4Coi

1,14.8 92 3,[)O9 !J16 l,!){l2 7,G27 .T~N ST.ATEMENT

CIVIC .AND OTHER

Soheduled N urn bel' of latrines Civic Caste and Road S.)stem Serial Class &.nd name of town administration Population, Scheduled length of no. status 'fribes (in Km.) Sewerage (in 19S0) population WtI,ter Service Others born"

1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 PR (10) IV·· -M"llttl'",jg'lIlj NAC 1,:l2S KR (3(;) OSD l,lOO 75

PR (i) 2 IV ·)Ltil'wa NAO 11,\),.6 1,[8:3 KH. (H) OSD, CD 100 300 600

PR liS) 3 II ·-8iwil,1) 1\I Jl,:!8J 3,:lUl KH (i) mm,mm :l,ill H 1,-11:8 STATEMENT

'MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL

l\ledical facilities Educational ______.A., r---'-"- ..A. ____•• __ ...... r- ...------... -~ .. --41-~-"'---,,-- .. ----- H Clspital:'!j Beels in Artsj Medica.l Engineering Poly, RecogQ..isJd &rial 01_ .and name Population Dispensariesj Menical Science! Colleges Colleges technics shorthand, no. of town T. B. clinics, institutions Commerce typewl'i ing etc. noted in COlleges and other Col. 4 (Of degree vocation,.,1 level and. training above) inst.itutes

2 3 4, J G 7 8 9 10

D PatHa Patna l'atna ~iwau 1 IV-- Mahttrajganj 15,196 FO AS (110) (110) ( 1 Ill) (22)

H 6 PI tna Patna Patna Siwan 2 IV~ Mairwa 1l,940 D ASO (IS9) (189) (IS9) (21) He ]<'0

H(l, A-I) 71 AS(2) ]\[urmffarj_Jur :1vrllilaffM!'ur l\Iuil$ffarpul' Type (3) 3 II- Siwan 51,284 D(HOM-l) A.S.C. (160) (160) (16!}) Sh TYPe TB 10 Fe STATEMENT

TRADE, C01'!nIERCE, INDUSTRY

X";:1'3 of three nl'lst im'JortaJ\t Kaine' of tll]'('e most ilnrol'ind com ll":dicies im:)()rted COl1l1llodi ies exported

_.A. ____ ._. _____ ... -. ~ -_ ...... A..- ____"'. __ oj Glags a'ndname of tOWII r-"--. "___ .~"T""" ,-...... -. -.. 1st 2nd 3l'd 1st 2nd 31'(1

2 3 4- I) (i 7 8

Food gl'ain.;'; ClotheS Sl'ices Handloolll Pui"'l's l'o{,,'o clothes

2 tV' -l\hil'w'.t Fuod gr'lin Clothe~ Spices Rugal' Veget,nhle Leath"r

II n-·Siwall Rice -Wheat FmiLs SlIgar Potato Bis<'uits DIRECTORy IV

AMENITIES, 1179

Protected Water Supply Electrification (NU1llbcr of connectiorsj Milthod of disPOla{ol r-. ___ ~~~..A.._ - - --""""I Fire figlMing 14i~}4t soil System of Service Source of storaga with Industrial Commercial Roatiligbting Others supply caplI.citY' in Iitres (points) (in bracket.!!)

11 12 13 140 1(1 HI 17 18 19 ORT RL TW.W (1,000,000) Mllzaft'arpnr (166) 938 2-40 106 60 12

B, ST TW.W }9G 37 272 62 11

ORT B,ST TW, T (2,370,000) Mt\zaft'arpur (160) 2,38.j.

V

AND CULTURAL FACILITIES, 1979 facilities Working Number of Recreational and cultural £i\cilitil'1I \Vomen's • _ .... _ ____.. ___ ~ ~ ~ _...o.....o~_~ ____ ~ __ _"~ _____ ,, ___ ~-, ..A.. ... _ --. ______""""I ~-~, --- hoatels r----- .- - .... - with number Higher f:hcoll' Secondary/ .Tunior Primary A'{lllt of 83ats Statc{ia Cinema Auditoria/ Public diLry/[nter • ]\>b.triculation Secondary Schools literacy Drama/ Libraries me((ia.te/P.U.C., and Class6s/ Community including (Pre·University Midfll" centres, halls reading College/.r unior Schools Others) rooms College level) (Specify) 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

Saran (100) 4. 4. 10 4. PL·l

Saran (148) 3 3 10 Ma.harajga.nj 2 PL.l (43)

Sara.n (120) 6 6 22 Maharajga.nj 1 3 2 PI,·2 (22)

VI AND BANK[NG, 1979

NaUl) of three m3St important conlllloditie~ manufactured r---_'-_"~--~-~----..A..----~~~-;---'"'"l Nu.mber of Banks Number of Agricu,ltural Number of Non- Credit Societie~ agricultural Crlldit Is, 2nd 3rd Socities 9 10 11 12 13

PulseS Handloom 3 18 f>IOthes • Sug,", I,eather Bidi 3 1 14 Sugar Earthen pots Handlooms 8 3 lcothe., 1~6 APPENDIX TO TOVVN DIRECTORY

Town showing their outgrowths with population

Seria.l Na.me of the town with Population of Outgrowth Popula.tion of no. looation Code oore town outgrowth·

1 2 3 4

There is no outgrowth in any of t,b. towns of Siwan distriot. DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK PARTS

Urban/Village :Primary Cell$UI A~bstract TOWN AND VlLLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Till 1971 Census, the Primary COMUS Ahs­ The Villago/Urban Primary C(!llf5US ALs­ tracts wmd to be gener<"tod Ly broaking the t,l'u,ct iii preceded by the District Primf),ry Individ.ual Slip pads and resorting to sodin.g CeWiW-l AL"t,ract furnishing data for to';al, of Ind.ividua,l Slips. As a distinct dopi1l'Lnre rUl'[d and urban areas of the District, Subdivi­ from j.hiN procedure, the tabula,t,ion system of sions and Development Blocks and also for 1981 CmVllUl hag avoided the Immking of the each ~own of t,he district. pad~ and manual sorting of the Individ.ual Slips. The data for 1.he Primary Census Abs­ All. allpendix has also boen prosontod in tract havo boon obtained by compilation of tho case of Urban Primary Census Abstract the data ava.i1able in Part II of the Household whit:h incorporates the basic population data Schedule, viz., the Popula~ion RQcoro. enumerator's blockwiso in each urban area. This may be partioularly useful for the ad­ The genoration of Pfima.ry Cen~us AbilGr11ct minis~rative and el0l31;iou authoritios in the has "beon done by pro30SSing the schedules urban areas. first for tho 1) per cent .ample b1ocb, followed by 15 per cont sample blocks, followed thortl­ Apart fl'om this appendix, an annexure after by ano~her 20 per cent additional sample has also boen "presented showing the boundary blo(;ks l'lond finally for the remaining 60 per of each enumeration block of a city/town and cent of i,ho Enumeration blocks. Thl) figur~s the important landmarks, roads, etc. were l;hen ftggregaj,ed for the required units. Bmlidos the genoral Primary Consus Abs­ 'rho Pl'imary Census Abstract inclrldod in tract, p" chargowiso PCA in resp6ct of SOlS! the Dji'l~l'ii:t COl1.'lUS HandiJook: is tho ViILtge/ hrM'l also been presen~ed. The format of this Urlw,n Pl·imJ.ry Congus Abstract whi'3h gives PCA is almost the same wijh s1ight changes. figuros up to 1,ho vilhge level in case of tho rural areas and up~o w/l,rd (or circle) level for Rural/Urban classification urban areas. The infol'mation contained in the Vi1]:l,gc/Urbftn Primftry Census Abstl'(wt k, alro2.dy mentioned in the beginning the relates j.o occupied J'eflideni;ial houses, house­ data for the Village/Urban Primary Census hold.s, tho io~al population, tho population of Ab,,!;ract hr..ve been presen~ed for tho revenue tho Scheduled Castes and the Schoduled Tribes, villages in t.ho case of rural areas and urban literates, main wOl'kol'$ by broi1d categories of wards (circles) in the case of urban areas. main activity, marginal workers and non­ The concepts of villa.g6g, tOWIl, urban agglo­ workers by seX. The broad categorios of main meration, etc., are explained in the intro­ workers have been classified as under duetory part of thig volume. Tho revenue village al~d an urban ward (oircle ), which may 1. Cultivators have comprised of several enumeration blooks, 2. Agricultu~al La.bourer!l have been trea!;ed as units for presentation of dal;a.. 3.Wol'kers tll,gaged in Manufacturing, Processing, Ser~-icing and Repairs :Mode of presentation in Household Industry, 4. Other Work-eu. In t.he Village/Urban wardwise Primary Censns Abs~raot t,he villages have boen arranged It, 1.ho1'ofo1'e, indicato,~ t.he basic so~~io­ jll the asconding order of their thana numbers economic chi1racteri ",tics of t,he population for which also represont their Location Code the variolls terri+,orial units. The division of numbers. After making ontries for all the main ,vorkers in fonr catEgories only is a villfl,gos in a development block the figures for departure from t.he practice adop~ed for 19tH oach town and wardjeircl6 are given. The towns and 1971 Censuses when the figures of main hava n.lso beon arrangod in the ascanding workers were presented in nino ca~('gol'ios. order of their 10Jation oode nnmbers. 'While 1,he three catogol'ies, viz., cnl;,i V1.ti ,Ors, agrhmltural labourer:=; gnu porsons engaged in Simiin,rly ill the Distriot Priluary Censns household industl'ies have beon ret ainoct , tho Abstract the dove'opmenb blocks have been rtm[l,ining categories have been grouped to­ arranged in tho ascending order 01 the location gether under the category "Other wOTkers". code numhers assigned to them within the 201 dislrict. The data have been presented for geographi()al area of the district supplied by the total, rural and urban areas of the distriot, the Surveyor General. The area figures of subdivision and the development blocks 'and the villages have been adopted as maintained the data for the towns have been preS'ented in the Thana Jurisdiction LibtS. The rura.l just after the development blocks in which area figures may not add up 4;0 the area figure they are situated. of the district beoause, as men~ioned above, the rural area of the district is computed by Area figure subtraoting the urban area figure from the tohl area. of the distriot as supplied by the The geographical area of th~ district shown Surveyor General, India. in column 3 is based on the figures supplied .by the Surveyor General, India. The urban In the Thana Jurisdiotion Lists Of the State area figures for the dIDrict have been derivea Survey Office the area figures are available in by addingup the area figures of the individual acres and decimal fraotions. They ha.ve, towns supplied by the looal authorities.· The however, been converted into hectares for pre­ 'rural area of the distriot has been arrived at sentation in the Village Directory a.nd the by subtracting the urban area figure from the Primary Census Abstract. 202

DISTRlt-T ~autARY

DistriotJSubdivisionJ T~tlll . Area in Number of Nu,mber of Total Population. Seaial CODmlunity'D\JvwlOpwent BlMkl Bur.1 Ktb.·· occupied Hou,selvrlds (I nclu,ding Institu,tional and Houseless no. Town, Urbilln Resi~tial' Popullitlio n' HOUSes ~------~-~------~ p :M F

1 2 3 4. ~ 6 7 8 ~ SJ,WAN DlltRICT T 2,2)9.0 197.246 251.863 1,778,930 859,537 919,393 R· 2,2.02.1 188,388: 241._i16 1,70Q,~ . 81$;020 . 882,484 U 16.9 8,858 10,747, 78,426 41,517 311,909

g,l;w 4X SAPAR ..sUBDIVISIOX T 2,222.9 197.246 ~5I.863 1.7.78.930 859.037' 919,393 R 2.206.0 188,388 241,116 1.700,504- 818.~20 882.4.84- U 10.9 8,858 10.747 78,+26 41.517 SO~909

1 SiWt\~ T 1~4-.9 17,511 21.093 151,282 80,471 76,811 R 121.8 11,956 B,385 101>,998 53,069 Nl,929 U 3.1 5.555 6,708 . 51.284 27,402 23,882

Siw'an. (M) (I) U 3.14- 5,555 6.~O8 51.284- 27,40! 23.882 :I HUSsa.inganj R 143.2 H,751 19.30:) 139.558 67,431 72.127 3 Andar R 173.8 11,003 H,422 106,867 50,672 56,195 4- Dal'auli R 172.8 10,126 12,955 96.096 46,469 49,621

5 Guthani R 91.7 7,493 9,400 69,324 :>3,102 35,6'l2 6 Mairw'a T 189.6 15,984- 19.778 140,323 69,145 71.175 R 183.4- 14,577 18.010 128.377 62.882 115.49li U 6.2 1.407 1.768 II. 946 6,263 5,683 *MsirW'a (N)' (II) U 6.23 1,407 1,768 11.94.6 6,263 tI,()8S 1 Ba.rharia R 177.3 18.163 23.268 160.235 7; .313 82,912

S Pachrukhi R 151.9 1<\.128 18,214- 129,995 63.573 66.4!l2

9 Goriakot.bi R 138.0 l'f,~ 17 18,373 124.222 51\835 64,387 10 Basantpur H. 157.4 13,705 17,932 122,()(1l 58.i.8' 63.607 11 Bhagwanpur Hat H. l4!J.4 12.894 16,740 118.1a6 5a.631 112.525 12 Maha.rajganj T 115.4- 12.247 16.314 108.505 5L7Hi> M,7l() R 107.8 10.351 14.103 93.309 43,94.~ 49.366 U 7.6 1,896 2,271 15.196 7.852 7,344- Maharajganj (N) (III) u 7.60 1.896 2,271 15,196 7,852 7,344- 13 Daraundha R 150.7 1f.323 16,201 11'(,755 53,879 60.876 I4 Siswa.n R 119.2 9.049 13,165 87.224- 40,911 46,307

15 Raghll,ne.thpur R 167.6 10,652 H.6~.6 104.291 50,220 54,077

T!)wl)S treated as suo)l for the first time ill 1971 Census which cOntint'e ,.s towll ill 1981 Censu.s al'G sh'J'~n vdth asterisk· on their eft. 203 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scht;duled CasteS Schedaled Tl'ib"s Literates

• ___ .A.._ . __ - ______., ,.--~ .. _ ----1--.. - ... - .... __".)....~-"I-.,_ --_.-.. _ .. \ r-- -.-.- --0--_-' - .--__ ,.A.._ --.-.--. -- "--- o_'_'_ .•, r--~~-'. P M l!' P M ]1' P M ]j'

10 11 1;2 n 14 15 16 17 II) 1"92,948 - 92,771 100,177 12,029 5,860 6,169 421,815 323,665 98,150 iSS,259 90,312 97,947 10,516 5,076 5-;440 ,884',853 299',U2 ;_:Ifil221 -4,689 2,459 2,230 1,513 784 729 '37,t62 24,233 12,929

192,948 92,771 100,177 12,029 5,860 6,169 421.815 323,665 !lS,UiO 188,2{j9 90,312 97,947 -10;316 0,076 o,4~0 384,653 299,432 85,:121 4,689 2,4{j9 2,230 -1,013 784, 729 37,162 U,233 12,929

]5,103 7,562 7,541 2,089 1,062 1,027 50,495 36,398 ]4,097 12,336 6,092 6,244 1,465 727 788 22,9Hi 18,91)7 ·3jt,58 2,767 1,470 1,297 624 335 289 27,580 17,441 10,139

2,767 1,470 1,297 624, 335 289 27,580 17,441 10,139

14,051 6,813 7,238 HI8 100 98 34,155 25,217 8,938

13,O:W 6,099 6,921 1,353 658 69!) 2;'),399 19,606 5,793

11,649 5,650 5,999 329 160 11'9 21,681 If,884 ~,797

10,461 .5,078 5,383 4,08 179 229 17,181 13,329 3,852

14,911 7,179 7,732 1,714 849 86,,) 31,912 25,571 6,341 14,,022 6,733 7,289 1,120 M!l 571 27.945 22,763 '-/M.82 889 4,46 443 694 300 294 ·3,1l67 2,808 ],159

88!} M6 443 5!J4 300 294 3,967 2,808 1,159

18,083 8,591 9,492 813t1 421 4G8 34,338 26,472 7,866

14,267 6,868 7,399 3~7 183 1M 31,714 24,845 6,869

12,199 5,849 6,350 1,099 537 ()62, 26,689 21,003 [>,686,

12,240 ;'),845 6,395 453 209 244 26,2U 20,808 5.'03 1l,4-1;j ;"),4.i5 5,960 27 12 15 27,594 21,253 6,341

II ,430 5,:;04 5,926 fl09 414 495 26,884- 20,604- 6,280 10,397 4,961 5,436 614 265 3.f9 2l,269 16,620 4';649 ] ,033 5~3 490 295 149 14.6 5,615 3,9804 1,631 1,033 543 490 295 149 146 5,615 3,984 hi31

12,562 5,946 6,616 363 172 191 22,758 17,964 4.;94,

8,650 4,084 4,566 82 39 43 21~212 15,811 1).,.01

12,907 6,20\8 6,659 1,769 81l" 904 23,592 17,900 5,692 MAIN WORKERS _____ .A. ______~_ ...... Serial DistrictjSubclivision/'fotal,------no. Community Deve· Bursl Total Ma.in Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers lopment Block! Urban (I-IX) (I) (II) Town '------.A.------...... ,-----...A.. ______...... ~,------...A..---.-- .. -- ......

P 111: F P 1\£ F p M F

2 3 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ~7

81W AN DISTRICT T 410,471 365,256 45,215 154,085 240,503 13,582 92,859 65,753 28,606 R 391,719 347,496 44,223 252,024 288,488 18,541 90,801 64,472 26,829 U 18,752 17,760 992 2,061 2,020 41 1,558 1,281 277

SIWAN SADAR T 410,47J 365,256 45,215 254,085 240,603 13,582 92,359 65,753 26,606 ,SUBDIVISION R 391,719 347,496 44,223 252,024 238,483 13,541 90,801 6~,472 26,329 U 18,752 17,760 992 2,061 2,020 41 1,558 1,281 277

1 .Siwan T 37,000 34,848 2,212 16,827 16,277 550 6,023 5,00,1) '1,018 R 25,067 23,380 1,687 16,360 15,812 048 5,638 4,645 993 U II,993 11,468 525 467 46;) 2 385 360 25

Siwan (M)(I) U 11,993 11,468 525 467 46;'; 2 385 3GO 25 2 HU88ainganj R 29,981 27,859 2,122 17,721 17,046 675 6,432 5,377 1,055 3 Andar R 23,239 21,017 2,222 15,19.3 14,Ob9 536 3,196 1,363 4 Darauli R 21',984 19,711 2,273 14,203 13,762 441 5,748 4,062 1,686 5 Guthani R 16',919 14,663 2,25(; 1O,2JiJ 9,526 709 4,085 2,851 1,234

6 ¥airwa T 33~207 30,235 2972 22,881 21,728 1,15~ 5,295 3,737 1,558 R 30,270 27,477 2,793 22,204 21,121 ],133 4,868 3,418 1,450 U 2,937 2,758 179 627 607 20 427 319 108

*Mairwa{N)(I1) U 2,937 2,758 179 627 607 20 427 319 108

7 Barharia R 39,081 34,665 4,416 25,506 23,982 1,524 9,954 7,338 2,6111 8 Pachrukhi R 30,686 27,302 3,384 17,935 16,947 988 7,895 5,890 2,006 9 Goriakothi R 29;315 26,240 3,075 19,045 18,251 794 7,164 5,185 1,1179

10 Basantpur R 28,713 25,289 3,424 19,742 18,419 ],323 5,763 3,891 1,872

11 Bhagwanpur Hat R 26;703 23,352 ~,351 18,348 17,165 1,183 5, 503 3,650 1,853

12 Maharajgo,nj T 25~7i5 21,583 4,H2 14,966 13563 1,403 5,862 3,722 2,140 R 21,953 18,049 3,904 13,999 12,611> 1,384 5,116 3,120 1,996 U 3,822 3,534 288 967 948 19 746 602 144

Maharajganj(N)(III) U 3,822 3,534 288 967 !l4;8 19 746 602 144

13 Daraun

14 Siswan R 18,738 16,156 2,582 10,473 10,022 451 4,950 3,115 1,836 15 Rnghunathpur R 23,90G 20,603 3,303 14,225 13,r,57 668 7,152 4,7b9 2,383 MAIN WORKERS r--.. -- .. --.. - .. __,.-----~--.,.."..------.. --- ... ------\ Household Indll.stries,-Manufac. Other workers turing, Processing, Servioingan£{ [III, IV, V(b) am[ VI to IX] Marginal "Workers Non-workers Repairs [V(a)] ,--_--- _ .. __ ...A..___,,_... _ __..,_ .. _--") r----"'~-.... -_.,..."._--~ ... -_.....-- "--) r- ' __~~ __ "_-"-~'1._1_" __ ~ ,- -~-"--"-----4-·..A..---·-_:__-1 P l\>I F P M F P M F P M F

28 29 30 31 32 33 M 35 36 37 38 39 9,324 7,464 1,860 54,703 51,536 3,167 23,580 9,239 14,341 1,344,879 485,042 859,837 8,426 6,667 1,759 40,468 37,874 2,594 23,309 9,071 14,238 1,285,476 461,453 824,023 898 797 101 14,235 13,66.2 573 271 168 103 59,403 23,589 35,814 9,324 7,464 1,860 54,703 51,536 3,167 23,580 9,239 14,341 1,344,879 485,042 859,837 8,426 6,667 1,759 40,468 37,874 2,594 23,309 9,071 14.,238 1,285,476 461,453 824,023 898 797 101 14,235 13,662 573 271 168 103 59,403 23,589 35,814 845 732 113 13,365 12,834 531 54;4 306 !l38 119,678 45,317 7<.l,361 31H 314 47 2,708 2,609 99 4;92 291 201 80,4;39 29,398 51,041 484 418 66 10,657 10,225 432 52 15 37 39,239 15,919 23,320

484 418 66 10,651 10,225 432 52 15 37 3),239 15,919 23,320 1,539 1,304 235 4,289 4,132 157 927 4.85 108,650 39,130 69,520

491 383 114; 2,988 2,779 209 859 335 524 82,769 29,320 53,449 256 236 20 1,777 1,651 126 815 34;2 4.73 73,297 26,416 46,881 431 350 87 2,162 1,936 226 865 212 653 51,54;0 18,827 32,713 390 340 50 4,641 4,430 211 1,669 602 1,067 105,4.47 38,308 67,139 269 224 45 2,879 2,714 165 1,606 577 1,029 96,501 34,828 61,673 121 116 5 1,762 1,716 46 63 25 38 8,946 3,4;80 5,<.l66 121 116 5 1,762 1,716 4;6 63 25 38 8,94.6 3,480 5,466 542 44.0 102 3,079 2,905 174 1,167 391 776 119,987 4;2,257 17,730 667 503 164 4,189 3,962 227 2,117 784 1,333 97,192 35,4;87 61,705 707 559 148 2,399 2,245 154 1,634 466 1,168 93,273 33,129 60,14;4 501 417 84. 2,707 2,562 145 2,102 738 1,364 91,276 32,457 58,819 614 463 151 2,238 2,074 164 1,564 600 964; 89,889 31,679 58,210 1,204 839 365 3,743 3,459 284 3,910 1,572 2,338 78,820 28,640 50,180 911 576 335 1,927 1,738 189 3,754 1,444 2,310 67,602 24,450 43,152 293 261 30 1,816 1,721 95 156 128 28 11,218 4,190 7,028 293 263 30 1,816 1,721 95 156 128 28 11,218 4,190 7,028 426 347 79 1,981 1,822 159" 1,427 665 762 88,164 31,481 56,683 384 328 56 2,931 2,691 240 2,091 845 1,246 66,395 23,916 42,479 315 223 92 2,214 2,054 160 1,889 93') 950 78,502 28,678 49,824 .206

DISTRICT PRIMARY OENSUS

MAIN ,------81. Dist rict /Subdi vision / Total No. of no. Community. Develop. Rural House· ment BlocK/Town Urban holds Total Scheduled Literates Total m6in Cultivators with Castes' Population workers Scheduled (I) castes .members ,- ,~_...A.. __ "_-. P M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 . SIW AN DISTRICT T S(},li86 192,948 92,771 10'0',177 22,690' 20.,463 2,22715,'140' 41,090' 14,650.'14",73813,446 1,292 R 29,826 188,259 90',8'12 97,9117 21,49219,555 1937 54,48740,028 14,40'914,65713,867 1,290' U 760 4,689 2,459 2,230' 1,198 90'8 290', 1,363 1j{)62 241 81 79 2

SIWAN SAD,\R SUBDIVISION T 30,586 192,948 92,771 100,177 22,69020,4632,227 55,7404',u9014,650 14,73813,4461,292 R 29,826 138,259 90,312 97,947 21,49219,555 1,937 54,437 4,028 14,409 14,65713,367 1,290 U 760 4,689 2,459 2,230 1,198 908 290 1,303 1,062 241 81 79 2

1 Siwall 'l' 2,284 15,103 7,562 7,54,1 2,622 2,228 394 3,936 3,353 583 1;072 1,029 43 R 1,847 ·12,336 '6,092 6,244 1,785 1,606 179 3,224 2,734 490 ] ,067 1,024 43 U 437 2,761 1,470 1,297 837 622 215 712 619 93 5 5

"'Siwan (1\1) I U 437 2,767 lA70 1,297 831 622 215 712 619 93 5 5

2 Hussaipganj R 2,108 14,051 6,813 7,238 1,836 1,615 221 3,519 2\944 515 1;031 961 70

3 Andar R 1,965 13,020 6,099 6,921 1,616 1,468 148 3,450 2,615 835 959 929 30

4 Darauli R 1,743 11,649 5,650 5,999 1,391 1,288 103 3,380 2,552 828 827 801 26

5 Guthalli R 1,577 10,461 5,078 5,383 1,387 1,.284 103 3,?48 2,326 922 1,087 954 133

6 Mairwa T 2,403 14,911 7,179 7,732 ],930 1,739 191 4.,115 3,144 970 1,633 1,503 130 R 2,250 14,022 6;733 7,289 1,762 1,619 143 3,861 2,961 900 1,611 1,481 130 U 153 889 446 443 168 120 48 254 183 71 22 22

"'~[airwa (N) II U 153 889 446 443 168 .120 48 254 183 71 22 22

7 Barharia R 3,069 18,083 8,591 9,492 1,616 1,471 145 5,439 4,Op9 1,3S0 ·1,349 1,232 1I7

8 Pachrukhi R 2,156 14,267 6,868 7,399 1,819 1,599 220 4,138 3,057 1,081 979 861 118

9 Goriakothi R 2,039 12,199 5,849 6,350 1,154 1,054 100 3,,100 2,748 952 ·826 772 54 :10 Basantpllr R 1,971 12,240 5,845 6,395 1,279 1,157 122 3,594 2,539 1,055 968 850 llS

11 BhagwallPur Hat R 1,813 11,415 5,455 5,960 1,312 1,186 126 3,481 2,452 1,029 824 738 86 12 Mahara,jgallj T 1,881 1l,430 5,504 5,926 1,220, 1,093 127 3,:155 2,484 1,211 870 746 124 H 1,711 10,397 4,961 5,436 1,027 927 100 3,418 2,224 1,194 816 694 122 U 170 1,033 543 490 193 166, 27 337 260 71 54 52 2

Mahar~ganj (N) III U 110 1,033 543 490 193 166 21 331 260 77 54 52 2

13 Daraundha R 2,065 12,i;62 5,946 6,616 1,083 1,0ll 72 3,588 2,41)9 1,129 1,114 96.3 149

14 Siswan R 1,403 8,650 4,084 4,566 935 857 78 2,571 1,728 843 449 401 48

15 Raghunathpur R 2,059 12,907 6,248 6,659 1,490 1,413 77 3,826 2,630 1,196 744 698 46

Towns treated as such for thlJfifiit time in 1971 CenilUs which continue as town in 1981 Census are shown with asterisk (") on their left. . AM'I'RACll'iOF··SeHEIJOLE1UMSTES.

WORRERS

___._..A. _ __.- - -_ -- --_._'"'"\

Agricultural Household industry­ Other Workers Labourers Manufacturing, Processing, [U( IV, V(b) an(~ (II) Servicing and VI to IX) Marginal Workers Non-Workors Repairs [V(a)]

,.. ___..A. ____-. r---"I- .. -.J....------. r-- _.._J,. --~ P M· F P M F P l\:[ F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 27 28 29 30 31

34,827 22,414 12,413 1.164 823 341 5,011 4,407 604 4,Oas 1,045· 2,981.1SS~18lt:50,A36 82,546 34.5111 . 22,228 1a,289 1,083 756 328 4,185 3,683 502 3,991 1,030 2,961 129,881 49,254 80,577 315 191 124 81 68 13 826 724 102 35 15 20 351 1,382 1.969

34,827 22,414 12.4013 1,164 823 341 5,011 4,407 604 4,026 1,045 2,981 133,;1.82 50,USS 82,546 34,1>12 22,223 12,289 1,083 755 328 4,185' 3,683 502 3,991 1,030 2,961 129,831 49;254· 80,577 315 191 124 81 68 13 826 724 102 35 15 20 3,351 1,382 1,1)69

1,815 1,389 426 95 84 II 954 8.51 103 62 23 39 11,105 4,.186 6,919 1,768 1,355 413 50 45 339 310 29 49 19 . so 9,063 3,339 5,724 47 34 13 45 39 6 . 615 541 74 13 4 9 2,042 847 1,195

47 34 13 45 39 6 615 041 74 13 4 9 2,04,2 847 1,195

2,011 1,538 473 83 68 15 388 371 17 126' 60 66 10,406, 3,809 6,597

1,991 1,277 714 115 41 385 335 50 165 47 U8 9,405 3,437 5,968

2,331 1,558 773 22 18 4; 200 175 25 152 47 105 8,117 3,051 r,06.6

1,802 1,075 721 43 33 10 316 264 52 249 38 211 6,964; 2,714: 4,250

2,012 1,256 756 67 46 21 403 339 64 312 86 226 10,484 3,949 6,535 1,874' 1,175 701 64, 44 20 310 261 49 312 86, 226 9;849 3,686" 6,163 136 81 511 3 2 1 93 78 15 635 263 372

136 81 55 3 2 93 78 15 635 263 372

3,()!Jol, 2,481 1,213 77 56 21 319 290 29 11)g 29· 134 12,481 4,503- 7,978

2,656 1,758 8!J8 108 73 35 395 365 30 213 62 151 9,916 3,749 6.167

2,1172 1,791 881 69 59 10 133 126 7 384 65 319 8,115 3,036 5,079

2,279 1,401 878 100 60 40 247 228 19 313 89 224 8,333 S,217 5,U6

2,315 1,448 867 84 5!J 25 258 207 51 193 44 149 7,741 2,959 4,782

2,528 1,447 1,081 98 M 34 259- 227 32 619 168 471 7,036 2,85.2 4,184 2,396 1,371 1,025 65 37 28 141 122 19 617 157 460 6,362. 2,580 3,782 132 76 56 33 27 6 118 105 13 22 11 11 674 272 402

132 76· 56 33 27 6 118 105 13 22 11 11 674 272 402 2,238 1,:101 937 66 38 170 155 15 254 61 193 8,720 3,426 5,294:

1,754 1,038 716 48 37 11 320 252 68 349 70 279 0,730 2,286 3,444.

2,729 1,650 1,073 8!J 54 264 222 42 452 1(56 296 8,629 3,462 5,167 208 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS

MAIN

r------~~------~ S1. District ISubdivision I Total No. of no. Community Develop- Rural House- ment Block/Town Urban holds Total Scheduled Tribes Literates Total main Cultivators with Population workers Scheduled (I) Tribes members _. .A.____ .-, r._ --.A. ____-, _ .. .A. --.-~---- r- --, r--' ~ r- - P M F P l\I F P M F P 1\1 ]<' 1 2 3 4, 5 6 1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 i5 16 SIWAN DISTRICT T 1,854 12,029 5,860 6,169 1,671 1,487 184 3,321 2,654 667 1,386 1,221 115 J R -, 1,631 10,516 5,076 5,440 1.373 1,252 121 2,944 2,309 635 1,275 1,163 112 U 223 1,513 784 729 298 235 63 377 345 32 61 58 3

SIWAN SADAS SUB- T 1,854 12,029 5,860 6,169 1,611 1,487 184 :1,321 2,654 667 1.336 ] ,2.21 115 DIVISION R 1,631 10,516 5,076 5,440 1,373 1,252 121 ?,944 2,309 635'1,275 1,163 112 U 223 1,513 784- 729 298 235 63 371 345 32 61 58 3 1 SiW'an T 292 2,089 1.062 1,027 447 365 82 525 487 38 188 185 3 R' 210 1,465 727 738 263 232 31 371 337 34 180 177 3 U 82 624 335 289 184 133 51 154 150 4 8 8 SiW'an (M) I U 82 624 335 289 184- 133 51 154- 150 4. 8 8 2 HUI!IS~in.ganj R 29 198 100 98 41 35 6 72 45 21 13 11 2 3 Anllar R 195 1,353 658 695 203 185 18 316 292 24 164- 163 1 4 Darauli R 97 329 160 169 28 24 4 141 83 58 29 29 5 Gutha.ni R 53 408 179 229 27 27 215 109 106 32 24- 8 . 6 Main'a T 287 1,714- 849 865 182 172 10 499 407 92 197 187 10 R 194 1,120 549 571 108 107 1 353 273 80 160 151 I} U 93 594 300 294- 74 65 9 146 134 12 37 36 1 *Mairwa (N) II U 93 594 300 294 74- 65 9 U6 134 12 31 36 1 7 Barharia R 122 R89 4-21 468 124, 117 7 234 196 38 159 131 28 8 Pachrukhi R 63 347 183 164- 66 59 1 104 79 25 4-3 43 \) Goriakothi R 173 1,099 537 562 128 114 14 274 239 35 121 117 4 ]0 Basantpur R 63 4.')3 209 244 52 48 4- 87 77 10 59 54 5 11 Bhagwanpur Hat R 7 27 12 15 6 3 3 9 6 3 3 2 1 12 Maharajganj T 143 909 414· 495 135 121 14 225 168 57 101 83 18 R 95 614 265 349 95 84 11 14-8 107 41 85 69 16 U 48 295 149 14-6 40 37 3 77 61 16 If 14 2 Maharajgauj(N) III U 4.8 295 14-9 14-6 40 37 3 77 61 16 16 14- 2 13 Daraundha R 48 363 172 191 42 38 4- 151 92 59 22 21 14 SiSWan R 17 82 39 43 15 13 2 28 20 8 3 3 15 Raghunathpur R 265 1,769 865 904 175 166 9 441 354, 87 202 168 34

~ ---.--..-..0-----'"------_ .... _-=------__ ~~_ *Towns treated as such for the first time in 1971 Census which Continuo nS town in 198] Census ore sllOwn with asterisk (*) or tllOir left. 209 ABSTRACT OF SCHEDULE TRIBES

WORKERS

___ .A- ___ .------~ -~------""'" Agricultural Household industry- Other Workers La.bourers Manufacturing, Prooossirg. lIlI, IV, V(b) and (II) Servicing and VI to IX] Marginal'Vorkers NOD~Wo!'kors Repairs [VIa)]

,--_-.-A- ___ . • ___ .A-___ """, .-_.___ .A- .---..., ...... , • __ • __.A- __ .--..., .----..-A--_--..., P 1\1 F P 1\1 F P 1\1 F P 1\1 F P 1\1 F

17 18 19 20 21 2? 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 995 764 231 45 30 15 945 639 306 189 83 106 8,519 3,123 5,896 917 696 221 26 12 14 726 438 288 185 79 106 7,387 2,6~ 4,699 78 68 10 19 18 1 219 201 18 4 4 1,132 435 697

995 764 231 4;.) 30 15 945 639 ZOIi 189 8~ 106 8.519 3.123 5.396 917 696 221 26 12 14 726 438 21S8 185 79 106 7,387 :l,688 4,699 78 68 10 19 18 1 219 201 18 4 4- 1.132 4311 697 171' 147 29 4 :; 1 157 152 25 1:> 12 1,530 562 977 FjO 121 29 3 2 I 38 37 "I ?i, 13 l:l 1,069 377 692 26 2\) 1 119 11;:; 4 470 Iii::> 285

2'} 26 1 119 115 4 .470 185 285

7 f\ 2 52 :.9 :'3 3 3 123 52 71 82 69 13 70 eo IU 3 I 2 I<,34- 365 66!) 37 ;;2 15 75 32 43 3 3 lSi> 74 HI I7 9 8 166 76 90 193 70 123

I;lH 8t; H 16 IIi 157 II9 38 IJ 6 7 1202 1.36 766 fl9 63 36 I 1 93 [)8 3:; 12 a 7 755 271 484 30 :>2 8 15 Hi 6J 61 3 1 I 4~7 165 282 30 :22 8 15 15 64- HI 3 1 4,47 165 282 59 49 10 2 2 14 14 8 1 7 647 224- 423 ')- 17 II 6 4·~ .,) 19 17 9 8 2~6 95 131 125 10;) 23 1 1 27 20 7 10 10 815 208 iH7 24 19 f, 1 1 3 3 2 2 304- 130 234 2 1 4 3 1 1. 6 11

54 42 It I4 6 8 56 37 19 40 15 2f. 64.4 231 413 3:.l 22 10 II 4 7 20 12 8 37 12 25 4'29 146 283 22 20 :.l 3 2 1 36 25 II 3 3 215 85 130

22 20 2 3 2 I 36 25 II 3 3 215 80 130

51 29 jj 78 42 ?ti 211 79 132 8 7 1 2 2 15 10 5 .. 54 19 35 207 167 40 a 2 3 27 17 10 63 :.9 34 1265 482 . 783 !;lOJIO

DEVEt..QP~ENT BLOOK-SIWAN URBAN/VILLAGE PW.ARY

Sl. N~[l'\e of village with Area. of No. of No. of, !{!otai; Ihp\lUl,tion (inclu- . ,,: ,Schedu led .' . Scheciuled . ~Literl>tes Dl. Th1na no.frown/ village in Oeca- Ro .lS6~ d~ng.l'liS.it\l1iioM! aJ;lv . , ":>ClU!tes > .11+> TribeI' . 'W-ard/Circle . ·hectares"; , pied holds iHoust1less Population) &lld of Eesiden- tOWn! tial ward in HOllies Kma. ,-'~ _-"-_ - -- ...... ,---1'-"_ .. ..A.- -:- -- ~ ,-----"--. - -""" P M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ".':,<' BlW'llnJE1fiAHA"'-SIWAlf-contd.

I Mura (59) 75.68 60 84 661 329 332 13 18 126 27 ·2> Aghaila (60) 44.51 86 86 613 317 296 79 5 a Pitha.uri (61) 154.18 115 159 1,000 483 517 119 152 128 21 4. ;;Dharilm M~ (67) 10 .62 115 163 1,0,')0 508 542 92 128 155 26 5 Lakri llalaiar (68) 61.51 14 14 126 51 75 22 9 POkri .Ma.JIii&.. ror. ' .... .& Badali (JD) 191.41 155 161 1,288 64,8 640 53 37 61 77 207 17 '1 Mokri~r tA70) 238.36 234 315 2,3)5 1,176 1,129 220 212 465 92 />,,8 Bbsntll. Po.kbar ~~) 197.48 196 216 1,892 958 934 78 82 430 129 9 (Jha!a'a (la) 244.83 148 197 1,570 753 817 160 158 320 77 10 MlIjMu1ia (1"') 74.46 92 103 680 325 355 43 45 5 8 146 42 l.l De_pali (1065) 70.41 58 82 606 284 322 21 17 78 I , ,12 A~n (166) 53.82 66 86 620 279 341 49 61 93 29' 13 QQpe.lpur (167) 39.25 31 37 329 158 171 11 8 68 1 .,u Shltmpur ,,~16S) 192.22 154 204 1,236 593 643 67 90 202 27 . 16t) ,l5 ~ur 297.84 323 (.13 2,855 1.401 1,454 14.0 128 4,. 6, 492 ~ ) 116

16 Sarsa (l"l()} 101.57 95 158 1,299 670 629 33 31 292 27 17 Nauapali (1'11 ) 102.79 127 177 1,197 533 664 45 49 162 41 18 Ramaopali (17~) 123.02 170 195 1,479 707 772 75 85 239 68 19 H8oI¥IoII.purwa (173) 57.87 40 50 414 212 202 18 15 45 2 20 Siriahtapur , . (I'M) 65.15 41 53 345 160 185 59 9

.21 Mllojahida (1'1lS) 123.02 84 104 780 377 403 28 30 144 15 Ml\jahidpur. , "'22 Dh~nauti. 0 176) 458.91 402 458 3,3'l8 1,716 1,672 192 215 654 131 23 Bharihui (177) 100.36 112 142 987 464 523 33 49 li9 38 .~ Pbulwaria (178) 136.78 63 93 646 297 349 17 17 .. . , 104 " 26 $5 Sale~ur (179) 109.67 91 108 676 314 362 65 92 77 13

. .26 Thakur (180) 40.06 69 85 524 257 -267 77 8 P&chlakhi. :J7 BiaQ,mbharpur (181) 45.32 21 23 201 92 109 3} 13 ",$ P~ura (182) 14{l.33 79 79 544 234 310 59 96 69 18 LoUi. KaIaJl ' .; (183) 91.46 32 51 415 203 212 27 20 76 2 ao Barbea (184) 6LII 55 67 536 260 276 75 5 ".11 Ehagaura (185) 42.49 39 90 637 311 326 122 '18 33 Baghra (186) 267.49 165 200 1,550 759 791 66 70 206 10 33 LOO&i Khurd (187) 131.52 46 61 513 263 250 24 25 43 2 M Bhatwa1i~ (188) 76.89 51 64 453 231 222 159 153 67 5 S5 Khalispllr vt1S9) 237.95 207 266 2,1l3 1,049 1,064 34 33 481 122

3& Paighambarpur (190) 61.92 45 54 384 200 184 99 101 54. 2 37 Kai.ra Tal (191) 139.61 64 73 491 24'l 243 16 25 7 38 Sarabe \/(l92) 480.76 336 379 3,165 1,511 1,654 188 202 19 16 448 69 39 Kanru.a (193) 191.41 168 189 1,218 613 605 74 71 162 4 40 Adii (194) 32.37 24 24 181 83 98 14 I

41 Ad1i 'Cbak (195) 26.71 6 6 37 17 20 17 20 42 Tahi1'8o (196) 85.39 38 48 345 155 190 22 32 19 43 Msjh~ (197) 59.08 6i 77 581 253 328 85 119 54 4 Biab.Ullpurwa (198) 80.94 62 79 641 326 315 5 6 96 8 45'" Samar V(H19) 432.60 304 380 3,III 1,599 1,512 260 244 II 19 124 232 '46 Pararia (200) 93.08 139 139 906 487 419 18 47 Jafl'a (201) 131.12 101 139 836 .432 404 13 14 189 50 4.8 Amlori J-!D2) 200.32 221 265 2,089 1,043 1,046 91 91 36 40 498 250 4.9 Hasanpurwa (203) 196,27 179 242 1,592 783 809 152 172 22 14 285 49 &0 O~tPll' (~O " 146,4~ !H ~~l 1,667 822 845 87 8,9 :I 2 225 4\ 2U

SUBD}1TI$l6"~lWAit'&NDARJ CUSD8 US!,f.JM.QI"V\"

MAIN WORKERS r------~------~------, Marginal Non·Workers Total ;I![,.in Workers Cultivators Agriouitllra,j . ! Ho'.lBehmd Other WO'l"kers'" , Workets \1- IX) (I) Lab()urers Indus&rY"" [III. IV. V(h') (II) Manui6.ettlring;· and Processing. VI to IX)' Servicing and Repairs [V (a)J

r- -.- ...... ----, ,---...... _-., r--- ...... -._... r- .-...... ----, ,---.--"---.. ,-~A __ .. ,----"'---t--.-"\ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

1:1 lG 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

104 14 85 13 12 1 7 15 210 318 185 1 179 1 .. 6 132 •. 295 173 15 150 10 9 4 10 1 4 2 309 ' '1)00 225 8 157 1 33 4- 7 3 28 283 ' fiS4 17 17 34,' .' 75

3g7 36 334 9 52 27 I .2 1 259 '·603 415 20 33~ 16 50 3 5 22 I 1 11 760' ''1',098 474 7 334 32 2 927 37 3 71 2 484 , 325 9 245 6 55 2 1 25 4 4 424 804 136 3 86 25 25 a 189 352 130 4 109 6 4 15 .. 154 318 121) 29 63 4 49 24 8 1 1 1 158 all 64 54 .. 10 2 94 169 210 3 U8 77 3 I 14 .. 1 882 640 510 48 339 7 102 40 4; 65 1 4; I) 887 1,401 291 4 122 142 1 5 3 22 .. 379 625 224 57 152 42 20 14 1 51 1 2 301 607 271 56 225 21 32 28 14 7 :I 7 433 709 121 121 .. 1 9l 201 86 3 85 3 1 74 182 161 7 157 9 7 1 21O, 396 774 41 619 25 70 l4. 25 2 21 4. 921 1,627 194 6:) 130 24 24 18 34 18 6 .2 5 2(f8 458 . 139 131 4 4 158 349 134. 122 12 180 - '362 108 4 106 4 1 1 149 . 263 35 3 31 3 2 .. 2 57 106 99 29 67 9 26 20 6 1 134 ' 281 119 104 12 :I 84 212 109 104 5 151 276 103 35 62 .. 6 208 -326 395 137 268 22 120 115 5 2 364- 6540 115 1 112 1 .. 3 148 '249 113 24 89 4 24 20 -. 118 -198 350 38 24.0 13 65 25 1 4.4 1 4 698 1,022 36 29 2 5 10 5 154 -179 129 6 100 1 29 5 119 237 521 31 379 11 119 20 6 17 990 ·1-,623 342 2 328 14 2 2 19 269 584 U 4.4 39 98 12 1 12 1 5 19 65 2 60 5 2 .. 90 l88 97 83 9 .. 5 156 328 85 12 49 II 2 1 .. 34 17 224 -S03 713 81 439 16 III 54 I 162 11 36 I} 85{) 1;422 292 10 119 169 10 4 195 4.09 186 55 167 44 14 10 I 5 1 1 245 348 367 67 139 1 132 46 6 8 90 12 22 6 654 97.3 " 356 26 275 7 50 13 2 29 6 427 '183 391 30 349 :I 24 27 18 431 815 212

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-SrWAN URBANjVILLAG£ PRIMARY

SI. Name of village with ArtS' of No. of No, of Total Population (inclu­ Schedulecl Sehedulecl Literates no. Thana nu./Townl village in Occu­ HOUSe" ding In&titutional and Ca~tes Tribes Ward/(Jil'de hectares pied holds. Houseless Population) anlt of R<}"idon- town! tial ward ii, HOIl,f1os Km'. r--.A.-, r---' -"-_ ",

p M M F M M F II 2 3 6 I' 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 .REVENUE THANA-SIWAN-contd.

iii KaIinjra ~205) 80.94 63 69 571 294 277 55 52 9 12 58 2 52 J iaenes ,206) 235.12 371 396 3,253 1,733 1,520 272 264 5 6 751 164 liS Mohiu,ddinpur 207) 221.76 328 400 2,798 1,4H) 1,382 Hi6 143 4 7 366 114 li4 Bhada Kalan 208) 14.4.47 116 124 1,157 531 620 23 25 135 17 li5 Bhada Khllrd 209) 88.62 60 GO 473 243 230 90 9

56 Jamsikri 210) 126.26 63 80 619 317 302 80 79 115 15 57, Kandhwara. 230) 111.29 168 213 1,671 831 840 51 54 183 31 58' Siwan l- 231)* 706.98 1.062 1,(H!6 7,821 4,:l61 3,[.160 515 467 li7 76 ],eOO lRJ 59 MakhdJ,mpur 24-4) Wholly morgnd in Siwan (111) 60 Ta~l.'wa. 251) 216.91 278 331 1,437 ],391 140 ]48 10 9 6,)5 130

61 Ben'~sar :258) 231.07 227 302 2,167 1,076 1,091 lG4 152 32 33 D04 93 6;l Orilla Makund :'2,)9) 220.15 294 367 :l,616 1,391 1,::.25 140 129 41 33 G63 106 C) ...... 63 K.1ra:qpu,ra. ~260) 374.73 484 573 4,294- 2,103 2,191 311 ",I 56 4!) ]'002 391 64 Batrau,li (261) 117.36 88 131 712 361 3:')1 7u 71 23 32 124 20 65 Bansopali (262) 55.85 63 68 5~0 252 268 36 35 !.l2 26

66 Barha.n (263) 365.02 393 418 2,872 ],501, 1,368 Ino 173 42 584 75 61 M.1rdapllr (264) 118.98 169 182 1,227 6:l9 598 G9 40 285 100 61 Ram)l\r (26.}) 65.96 83 88 666 338 328 144 1:::0 94 6 6~ Bts qapJ.r (.l66 ) ~'l.37 83 95 904 452 452 28 31 155 21 1,) M)'U_ll 11 ldp:u (:l61) 70.41 67 88 648 3.i3 295 26 :'3 103 :.:

71 Mirapu,r (268) 46.5~ 94 120 1,120 5,,2 568 40 47 147 21 72 P,~raina (269) 8.).39 125 173 1.113 512 601 96 121 41 55 IS7 67 73 Nathu Chaap (:l70) 13~.3.j 160 217 1,405 633 772 HI 24 5.J. 68 200 37 u' Baloha~dhata (271) 106.43 ]26 139 1,108 593 515 58 ()3 ~28 27 75 Rl1etha (272) ,')[;3.(17 4+2 480 3,639 1,868 1,771 134 ]34 133 110 6~9 88

76 Mahupllr (273) 98.74 1(;0 201 1,428 70el- 72.J. J.:l 58 4 3 287 38 77 B'\adilL\ra PH) 66.31 87 97 803 3G8 43,) 5 i) }:.3 64- 78 M.1h'lari (27.'}) 191.01 231) 31)3 1,898 951 947 71 80 lui) 9 79 Siari (561 408.32 302 425 2,"9.; 1,416 ]. :79 126 152 4!'9 137 , 588) Total 12,176.78 11,956 14,385 105.998 53,069 52,929 6,092 6,244 727 738 18,957 3,958 SIWAN

1, Ward no. NA 310 377 :~.1)59 ] ,598 1,061 125 !)7 23 !) 1,166 667 2 Ward nO. 2 NA 172 183 1,+9,) 798 697 7 4 7 8 543 395 3 Ward no. 3 NA 2+0 309 2,63.J. 1,384 1,250 83 74 916 593 4 Wl1rd no. 4 NA 317 32 ! 2,651 1,370 ],281 4 5 1,101 878 i:i Ward no. 5 NA 522 581 4,278 2,283 ],\)95 244 186 34 27 1,509 897 6 Ward n? 6 NA 241 306 2,367 1,277 1,090 175 1[>8 11 8 74·2 427 7 Wd.rd no. 7 NA 156 202 1,')79 888 791 3 1 17 17 [jiS 3:;0 8 Ward no. 8 NA 6:"il 756 5,t05 2,761 2.644 72 78 G7 60 1,144 {33 9 Ward 1\0. 9 NA 193 256 2.416 1,344 ] ,072 63 59 2 894- 563 10 Ward no. 10 NA 508 G!)4 5,72;) 2,')80 2,74a 163 184 12 12 1.853 1.046

11 Ward no. 11 NA 449 495 3,')32 " 0·)') ] ,'HO 1 88 1,229 806 12 Ward no. 12 NA 401 511 3,820 ]',,)90 1,830 28 25 ].107 533 13 Ward no. 13 NA 416 553 3,867 :2,190 ],1l77 2G6 218 13 16 ] ,(l05 768 1" Ward no. 14 NA 238 281 2,-,6;} 1,3J;'{ I.~21 39 38 17 13 H[)6 660 15 Ward no. 1.') NA 287 39,) ?"i"i4 1.499 1,355 39 38 23 23 948 521 16 Ward no. 16 NA 398 479 2,'l37 1.67+ 1.263 162 137 17 13 1,150 602 Total 3.14 5,555 6,708 51,284 27,402, 23,882 1,470 1,297 335 289 17,441 10,189

·Partly included in Siwan (M). SUBtUVISION-- SIWAN SAl>Alt CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS r------____ ------4 ______-"-~_...__.__..4-~ ___ .__ ~_ ------_____..---- ~ Total Main Workers Oultivators ftgri('.ultural Household Other 'Vorker" Marginnl Nono Workers r (I- IX) (I) LfLbou.rer~ Industry-- [Ill. n , V(b) Workers (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX) Processing, Servicing and Repairs [V (a)l

,-_.A. _0_ ......

M M M F M F M F M F M F

Iii 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

136 119 14 3 158 277 90(1 57 [;4,8 4 183 52 11 164 I 13 814 1,4.63 714 17 297 6 316 9 31 70 2 702 1,365 237 1 223 1 7 7 300 619 115 113 2 128 230

162 11 122 18 11 22 155 291 3113 19 192 3 105 11 2 84 5 8 448 813 1,903 55 733 (I Ciol :H [,0 (i;!H 1(; () :!,3()O 3,r.OU

594 ::>1 308 33 83 18 142 13 830 1,339

537 15 37;) 8 113 7 4~) 3 13 536 1,063 619 7 432 3 12l 4 I:; 51 772 1,:n8 815 48 452 10 1(;2 3i) 38 H:3 2 13 1,'1'15 2,133 100 3 66 12 3 :.:61 348 121 4. 96 17 3 1 7 131 264

744 9 431 297 8 I 1(; 760 1,358 300 23(1 57 1 6 ,,:It' 5n8 147 H4 3 191 328 175 14 87 66 13 22 1 276 437 186 1 176 9 I 1 1117 29.j. 207 2 190 14- 3 I 2 8 343 558 183 97 68 20 60 75 8 47 2 39 311 2no 468 247 6.> 97 4- 122 59 2 6 8 3BO 69\) 306 27 20fl 13 66 1,+ 4 287 4-88 889 9,,, 799 83 67 12 1 H7!) 1,671 3.,;) 10 214 88 6 3 47 3 3 346 711 100 107 35 8 9 10 209 4.25 425 15 281 2 124- 13 20 .. 526 932 606 80 389 16 119 44 10 3 88 17 13 F 7n7 1,39';' 28,880 1,687 15,812 548 4,645 993 314 47 2,609 99 291 201 29,398 51,041 MUNICIPALITY

740 38 86 21 13 38 4 854 1,021 341 24 5 I 5 7 17 1 3 "56 670 602 .n 3 r.::! 6 15 782 1,~29 549 12 2 .. 3 12 821 l,tll9 968 68 26 19 50 1 67 3 1,312 1,!l2'i

575 3.j. 22 2 22 1 529 33 702 1,056 375 21 4 8 3 30 12 333 6 (,13 770 1,261 35 87 1 lUO 3 26 17 I,U48 14 l,fiOO 2,609 434- U 51 I 383 13 no I,Oli8 1,196 86 35 1 55 12 86 13 1,020 60 6 26 1,778 2,633 858 24 13 84(; 24 1,164 1,886 833 30 77 43 4 24 3 709 23 ],137 1,794- 8.2 36 55 19 16 2 7(;2 3,. 1,348 1,1)41 534 13 2 1 9 (;22 1" 810 J, '~()8 60.. 25 43 86 3 6 2 468 20 896 1,330 737 44 21 2 11 1 703 43 936 1,219 11,468 525 465 2 860 25 418 66 10,225 432 15 37 15,919 23,320 214

DEVELoP;ij EN1' BLOOK-HUSSAINGANJ

Sl. N lmC) of village with Area of No. of Nc. of Total Population (inclu- Scheduled· . Schedulod Literates) • fl'). Th ,111\ Ilu./Town! village in Occa· Hou.so- ding Institutional and Castes TribeR Ward/Circle hectares· pied holds Housol€ss Population) and of R3siden- town; tia! ward in HOl!,SOS Kru 2. r--- ..A. ___, ,.--.. - _.,..A-._ - --1 r- - ..A. - ., r---'..A. -_.....,

p M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 H REVENUE THANA-SIWAN-contd.

1 Surwal \.(139) 268.71 282 314 2,337 1,127 1,210 140 143 434 170 2 Raichanda (140) 36.42 U fI inhabit 8d 3 Khargi cRampur (144) 92.27 52 75 586 2('4 322 89 16 4 Garar (145) 69.61 23 36 267 131) 137 .. 49 11 5 Ruia (146) 193.44 131 154 1,108 522 586 118 106 176 11

6 Bangra (147) 118.17 157 178 1,36S 629 739 14 10 213 79 7 Mahamudpur (14R) 52.20 44 6;, 518 204 314 89 24 8 Pathardei (149) 166.32 98 131 976 450 526 38 42 110 29 9 Chhaprapa.l (150) 37.23 Uninhabited 10 Bharthui (151) 150.54 48 66 56~ 285 275 167 97

11 Jiradei \.0(152 ) 157.20 240 270 1,903 921 982 87 89 379 109 12 3amapur '((53) 16).16 284 349 2,281 1,109 1,172 153 154 424 63 13 Bhaisakhal "'(154) 37l.(1) 182 235 1,892 900 992 77 71 331 57 14 Kerha,lU cJ.l55) 237.14 162 256 1,137 865 872 92 107 250 20 15 Berhea (156) 104.00 167 188 1,431 115 766 74 107 246 33

16 Makundpur (157) 78.10 64 &4 624 ?92 332 12 15 48 17 Bhalua Makund (158) 47.33 29 41 330 172 208 45 1 18 Nandpali (159) 109.26 63 79 675 324 351 12 12 102 20 19 Repura (160) 118.51 171 218 1,420 613 747 69 74 302 87 20 Gangauli (161) 45.32 37 55 411 169 248 57 5

21 SidhauI ~ll) 163.09 180 247 1,850 1,035 815 187 163 393 51 22 Tetaria ~12) 189.80 112 241) 1,785 846 939 47 52 319 104 23 Tikri -»13) 375.14 288 3n 2,985 1,438 I,M7 209 23() 792 409 24 Machakna (214) 205.58 165 208 1,348 612 736 37 61 204 75 25 Nathpur (215) 36.02 36 47 332 148 184 43

26 Singarpatti (216) 99.55 123 168 1,04S 463 585 6 9 149 27 27 Bali (217) 179.27 116 149 1,107 535 572 I) 6 .. 201 12 28 Sarea ...-{218) 12(,26 254 369 2,318 1,107 1,211 116 132 21) 19 314 60 29 Kharsara J219) 277.61 246 319 1,969 982 987 228 197 334 55 30 Mathaura J£20) 297.04 390 480 4,))81 2,026 2,055 212 228 806 193

31 Shahbazpur (221) 99.15 115 16R 1,265 665 600 139 15 32 Habibnagar v(222) 418.84 358 492 3,250 1,522 1,728 161 163 492 68 33 Partappur vt123) 183.32 221 241 2,035 1,058 977 84 78 4C6 96 34 Gosopali (224) 62.73 59 69 586 290 296 26 18 17 IS 44 17 3. Salonepur (225) 96.72 150 214 1,452 776 6i6 65 43 215 73

36 Rasidchak (226) 73.65 61 9? 64,7 332 315 40 44 116 23 37 Renua (227) 9l.05 112 175 1,397 704 693 94 85 421 167 38 Paighambarpur (228) 29.14 14 22 178 92 86 32 31 44 16 39 Pakaulia (229) 158.63 144 185 1,430 741 689 154 136 16 12 303 46 4;0 Surapur (232) 48.56 50 57 432 209 223 14 19 74 22

41 . Chhapo.ya Khurd(233) 124.64 125 165 1,100 560 540 102 105 128 7 42 Jurkan (234) 171.58 147 150 1,296 634 662 46 42 80 11 43 Markan v(235) 340.74 312 526 3,611 1,800 1,811 179 165 695 288 44 Dhankha'l' (236) 58.68 49 79 511 239 278 97 42 45 Hatha.u.ri" ' J237) 184.94 280 415 2,914 1,411 1,503 26 26 602 ~. 319

46 Mahual (233) 58.27 128 107 1,080 543 543 25 32 100 5 47 Chhata .....-(239) 189.39 295 423 3,026 1,490 1,536 175 174: 414 184 48 Chha;>iya. Buz'1,J:g(240)~ 197.89 322 433 3,034 1,431 1,531 83 106 297 37 49 Rasulpur (241) 148.92· 146 166 1,123 523 600,/ 30 26 233 67 50 Chanp (242)v 392.13 411 563 3,868 1,897 1,971 112 123 836 358 215

,SUBDIVISION- SIWAN SADAR CENSUS AmlTRACT

MAIN WCRXSRS

_~_~ ___ ._ •..A. • ______r--'''' ------. - -- ~ __ ~ __ 4 -"1-' - ___... _ T}tal M.lin Workers CJltivators- Agriculturel HOlt.Berolei Other Workers Marginal Non-Workers (1-- X) (1 ) Lalyruers Industry-- [IiI, TV, V(h) \Vorkers (II) Man·lf,.cturing, and VI to IX] Proecsping. Servicing and Repairs [V \all r- ._. .A- ______r---..II-J...._-, r--~_-...A. - ---, r--_____,A.~--.-, r--_..A.- --, r---'..A.._--, r-~- -"----,

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

490 13 190 189 10 11 100 3 1 637 1,196 120 116 4 8 1<14 314 63 13 54 7 6 I) 3 16 67 108 221 218 2 3)1 586 229 1 148 45 2 3-1 1 1 1 399 337 40 1 33 2 5 154 313 190 99 80 11 1 7 2S9 519 129 2 65 34 30 2 1 155 273

367 I 175 33 8 151 1 35 41 519 940 46? 14 244 5;) 10 23 1 147 2 64/) 1,158 394 23 318 51 23 3 22 3 5(1) 9M 3n 16 200 3 105 12 17 69 1 11 19 463 837 326 50 16S 125 44 7 5 26 1 2 S~7 716 122 13 74 7 47 6 1 2 13 16'3 306 79 63 2 9 2 93 206 120 1 105 ., 7 1 8 6 4 198 346 164 14 109 9 16 5 3) 49 8 460 725 49 1 39 1 9 1 2 10 118 237

533 3~7 52 .. 3 91 502 815 344 2 226 32 1 9 77 1 2 5 500 932 610 43 448 6 36 4. 67 33 59 4 2 82.4 1,502 257 88 170 28 75 58 1 11 2 1 355 647 58 50 2 6 11 90 173 228 48 100 2 112 46 2 14 235 537 227 I 202 1 8 17 16 308 555 437 22 36~ 17 16 5 5 48 4 670 1,185 413 5 197 167 3 41 2 6 569 976 965 I 583 258 8 ll6 I I 1,060 2,053 379 326 49 4 286 600 608 17 496 75 17 1 36 7 2'> 907 1,683 464 1 445 1 19 6 588 976 156 1 142 7 7 1 3 134 292 364 4 182 146 2 4 32 1 I 412 671 156 33 80 3 43 176 315 311 11 173 45 5 I 92 5 3 1 390 631 31 3 10 8 3 13 1 01 82 222 16 82 3 46 13 3 !l1 62 5 457 663 82 3 3i1 1 27 1 17 1 127 220 274 1 210 33 7 24 1 1 8 285 531 270 3 226 3 22 22 1 3 363 656 875 16 668 8 113 4 3 91 4 5 32 920 1.763 78 1 52 11 1 15 161 277 665 17 519 5 42 3 51 7 56 2 743 1,486 232 46 78 59 4 55 41 4() 1 5 310 492 702 1 488 187 I 3 24 788 1,535 693 15 503 6 73 8 10 Ifl7 1 7 804 1,515 2P 18 97 9 89 9 4 27 306 582 84:5 16 &00 35 158 25 5 82 I ~5 46 1,017 1,864: 216

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK -HUSSAINGANJ URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

81. Name of village with Area of No. of No. of Total Population (inclu· Scheduled Schedul(d Litn6tl~ no. Thana no./Town/ village in Ocou- HOl.Se- ding Insjtutional and Castes Trite's Ward/Circle. hectares pied holds Housoless Population) and of Residen- town! tial ward in HO;rs8S Km2 ,--__ "______.. ..A... _____ ~ r-- ---'------, r-~-'-----, r-----'-----, P M F M F M F M F

2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14- REVENUE THANA-SIWAN-contd.

51 Bindwa1 (352) 107.64 III 1(j4 1,043 4S5 553 11 22 161 :!3 52 Bararam \,./(353) 552.19 581 119 4,981 2,310 2,671 343 3~2 958 .110 53 Hasanpurwa (360) 232.69 166 23 ) 1,519 117 802 lU3 159 235 98 54 Nawa1pur (361) 134.76 142 l~S 1,323 624 104 lu4 133 242 49 55 Harihans (/(362) 728.02 880 1,122 8,294 3,994 4,3\)O 33;) 319 1,587 781

56 Khanpur Khai-v(363) 239.98 517 583 4,163 2,113 2,050 178 164 926 411 ranti. 51 Fazil;)Ur (364) 215.69 127 114 1,255 591 664 56 61 5 10 193 58 58 Baghaulli ",,(365) 224.60 2111 261 1,743 197 946 In 146 327 112 59 Sahu1i ...,,(366) 879.77 5K6 734 5,374 2,612 2,762 293 331 18 17 925 216 60 Darwesh;lur (367) 17.20 86 129 848 413 435 54 41 225 110

61 Kh~jrauni (368) 130.11 112 223 1,111 811 960 33 25 316 215 62 Chak Haji (369) 26.11 14 16 90 55 35 3:3 23 24 9 63 Mahpur (310) 56.66 52 85 557 241 316 22 2!l 150 127 64 Faridpur (371) 135.91 167 2)8 1,4l3 684 129 23 39 19 22 368 163 65 Deipur (312) 83.36 122 194 1,235 551 684 31 39 169 57

66 Piaur , (373) 244.43 212 312 2,102 933 1,167 14 101 402 94 61 Basantnagar (374) 85.79 95 124 872 387 4'>5 15 II 160 llO 68 Jhaua (375) 13,65 41 66 533 24.5 290 62 13 132 71 69 Kabill'ura (316) 120.59 101 167 1,080 460 620 10 16 81 I 70 Ujraha (317) 82.55 14 14 136 63 73 10 10 27

71 Aranda -(378) 33g.93 509 656 4,937 2,307 2,54;0 235 225 815 278 72 Hasanpura (379) 1413.92 4')8 625 4,613 2,305 2,36" 4;43 435 986 480 73 Ja1alpur (380) 111.69 11 94 684 321 363 108 59 14 Karma. si (31H) 175.23 152 199 1,327 616 111 114 150 184 33 75 Malahidih (382) 95.91 42 60 493 214 279 70 82 34

16 Paraina (383) 88.22 54 74 545 246 299 69 77 Parari (384) llS.98 8 8 14 36 38 8 78 Tanri1a (385) 90.24 3~ 42 504 233 271 68 3 19 Rafiipur 1'(386) 111.69 197 282 1,862 867 995 101 125 287 99 80 Gopa1pur (387) 276.40 576 110 6,103 3,103 3,000 264 232 1,499 781 81 Sopahu1a (388) 16.48 Uninhal itea 82 Telkathu (390) 555.63 443 6.'4 4,417 2,019 2,338 297 333 6~3 213

Total 14,324.21 14,751 19,302 139,558 67,431 72,127 6,813 7,238 100 98 25,217 8,938 217

SUBDmSIOK--SIWAH SADA R OENSUS ABSTRAOT

MAIN W O:RKE'BS

r--'-'------, - -_---..-______-- -_- ..A. ____ - ___ .. ___. ______~ Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Household Otter 'Workers Marginal Non.Workers lI-1X) :1) Labourers Indus try- [III, IV, V(b) Workers (III Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Processing, Servicing and Repairs [V (a)j

r-- _.A._.__ .. ,-----"--,---, r-- '-_'_-__'__"'~"1 c----"-- ..A...-l ,----"---, ,----"---, r----...Jo.-.--.-1 M F 111 F 111 F 111 F 111 F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24' 25 26 27 28

166 15 127 2 37 13 2 319 548 924 148 484 35 106 51 2 132 5- 42 17 1,34;4 2,506 221 24 99 3 87 11 2 3 33 7 496 778 286 62 191 21 55 39 6 34 2 1 338 641 1,651 288 881 50 436 III 97 120 237 7 33 73 2,310 3,939 852 24 212 201 14 35 2 404 8 27 7 1,234 2,019 201 19 104 1 66 10 31 8 390 645 213 101 137 62 46 32 8 5 22 2 584 845 I,IlI 52 74.5 271 34 S 92 18 8 20 1,493 ,2,690 146 119 17 7 3 267 435 266 37 149 1 47 34 1 69 2 7 7 538 916 14 9' 5 .. 41 35 75 20 43 9 7' 10 4 21 ., 166 296 269 30 137 23 75 4. 57 3 41& 699 184 85 149 63 15 21 20 1 1 367 598 354 50 240 1 58 49 2 54 3 581 1,114 152 3 142 3 1 . 9 235 482 95 1 67 1 20 8 3 I) 147 284 173 165 160 158 10 7 3 287 455 25 25 38 73 954 65 385 2 137 35 153 11 279 17 11 12 1,432 2,463 858 127 213 10 251 83 62 2 332 32, 4. 5 1,443 2,236 137 6 52 66 6 1 18 1 2 183 355 250 5 106 122 2 10 1 12 2 5 361 706 125 25 97 2 28 23 1 89 253 87 8 72 4 5 4. 8 2 159 291 16 16 .. 20 38 87 1 71 1 2 14 146 !70 272 30 161 19 35 10 2 74 1 2 7 593 958 1,247 8 490 90 2 528 139 6 60 2 1,796 2,990

786 1I5 653 4.9 82 65 51 1 I 3 1,292 2,220 27,859 2,122 17,046 675 5,877 1,055 1,804 285 4,182 157 442 485 89,180 69,520 %18

DEYJil40flitSll''l ~K-ANDAR URBAN/YlLLAGB PRlMAR¥

SI. N arnE of village with Area. of No. of No. of Total Population (inolu- Soheduled Schedult'd LiterateB no. Tha.n a. no./'fown/ village in Ooou. :ij:ouf;le- gipg :(rsti.J;uj;ional aud Castes Tril:les W iIol'A/Ciro}e. heotare.ll pkcl holds Ji(9~BS Pop~tion) and of Beaiden- towu.! ~iN wa.rd u Rouses KIn' r-- _.A.. ___ -, r-----.A..----~ c---.A.._--., c---.A..-.,

P M F M F M F 1\1 F

1 2 3 5 6 7 8 II 10 11 12 13 l4. REVENUE TII4NA-DARAULI

1 Bikaur (207) 15S.63 97 136 1,040 505 535 31 36 188 52 2 Majhau.lia 1208) 199.10 11>4 202 1.598 767 831 56 70 ::32 ,,2 3 Gobra4i (209) 60.70 16 17 162 79 83 24- 4 Parasu,rlllllPur v(21 0) 210.08 1~4 1#1) 1,570 7064 806 63 62 '::'05 30 5 Piprahja (211) 180.08 1:t2 175 1.275 589 686 76 82 ~23 54

6 Harpur MadaA- (212) 75.~8 56 70 436 205 231 51" pur. 7 Oha.n~li (213) 151.35 138 W9 1.225 5% 690 68 5.J. 7 11 189 117 Gangauli. 8 MUIlofa (214) 40.47 {I 1.0 SO 40 40 .. 11 1 9 Mahml1,dpu,f (215) 103.tlO 82 93 &98 324- 314 12 10 201$ 83 10 Ch~ittlDPu.r (216) 134.35 l08 a8 964 480 484 115 105 108 12

11 Bardaha. .(217) 109.26 40 68 4J3 1$3 23.0 89 33 12 Manian \;-1(218) 34-4.38 229 250 I, 'J07 898 1,009 103 118 .. 320 71 13 Gazia.pur BedQIlt(2119) HO.42 173 221 1.862 84-8 I,Oa 20 J4. 12 16 440 217 !ia. 14 Santhu (220) 125.86 61 81 689 3211 3GO 3.') 47 3 7 14-6 24- Hi Banth1J8iram (221) 178.66 74 105 743 336 407 86 122 119 37

16 Banthu, Salona (222) 191.82 U1 159 1.342 664 678 86 97 162 10 17 Sanjalpu,r (223) 122.21 6.1 102 637 265 372 112 161 106 82 18 Barheya. (224) 53.01 il7 51 381 HI8 1-93 lZ 22 102 20 19 Fajulhl (225) 57.81 4- 4 56 22 ;U 22 34 4 20 Shanltarpur (226) 38.85 91 108 818 3SS 430 31 34- 152 54

21 l)har$lnld~Qr (227) 33.1)9 4~ liS 394- 183 211 7 9 77 4-2 22 Shakl.'Jll. \.... 1228) 150.14 22tJ 293 1,956 890 I,'l6(l 112 142 492 171 23 Gnataik (229) 48.9'1 23 43 268 133 13:) 133 135 'L,7 2 24 PacholWa.r (230) 177.25 91 143 967 458 509 63 81 217 49 25 Mirpur (231) 111.69 79 95 682 319 36.3 SO 52 150 51

26 Pararikhemraj (<:?32) 31.23 31 32 237 113 124 2.8 25 51 .. 27 Kberhse (233) 248.88 201 219 l.ii48 6&4 864 97 128 . . .. 239 73 28 Pipra (234) 95.50 97 147 1, lOS 48{) 61{} 42 56 16 22 261 82 29 8&uohipur (235) 55.85 21 27 211 93 118 36 44- 43 13 30 Katwar (230) 199.91 149 149 1,219 649 630 45 4.7 146 12

31 Arakpur L. -(237) 356.98 263 334 2,258' 1.093 1,165 84- 84- 2 332 99 32 Sadalpur (238) 85.79 91 109 776 37t) 460 21 36 37 33 Wla~ur (239) 151.35 67 83 704 3;)7 347 Ill! 105 77 6 31 Sahsaram L- {240) 337.10 17+ 245 1,868 898 970 188 216 256 46 35 HlI,jh'.l,jipur (241) 78.10 49 70 462 195 261 4.4 60 82 19 36 Amnaura (242) 65.15 32 IH 326 157 169 80 13 37 Deuriya (243) 48.97 13 22 186 90 96 27 5 38 Khodai C'lak (2044) 16.19 5 11 105 42 63 18 1 39 Fa.zilpur (245) 81.98 29 3.') 313 14;) 168 52 7 Dawriya. 40 Gahilapur (246) 53.82 7I 80 6t5 290 3.5.5 72 92 139 35 41 K'l.uhpakar (247) 245.24 128 149 1.269 615 654 85 99 .. . . 316 131 42 Fallilpur (U8) 126.26 49 66 653 317 336 4 11 27 25 124 23 43 K'lartari urJ (249) 18.21 Uri inhcbi'id Hariram Chak. 44 A"Iaon l.. {2(0) 195.06 390 504 .13.511 1.735 1.776 184 199 89 81 717 111 45 UtarW3l' (251) 40.47 2~ 30 233 108 12i5 51 11 11t ,u)$ffJ_ON-S1'WAff MJ>AR OBIIUJABftUOT

MAIN WORKERS

r------...---~------""--.-.--. --_....,_.-..... ---~ Total Main WorkeI'll C:Jltivstors AgricmUu,tal &~ld· Other Worketd Matg'ittgl' N~l)otvorketg (I-IX) (I) La1.Jou.r«s Iadu&tty--.. EIII, tv, VM Worket!J (II) Manu,facturing, and' VI' 'to lXl' Processing, Servicing and Repairs [V (a» ,-~_..A. __ "",\ ~'---"""_'--'-'" r--~------~ ',----, r-- -~- -"""\ ..-__.-~~ ,.....---A- - ""'\ M J1 III F M F M' F M F K F 1\1 F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2.2 23 24 25 26 27 28

202 1 202 1 I 6' sot 6118 353 6 324 1 I I it t 4. 'H 821 39 32 '7 410 83 271 II ~5 1 21 2$ 1 4.9'3 80" 226 17 169 • 40O It 1 HI I 16 20 N7 649 73 73 1311 231 180 4. 150 3 6 1 1 sa :I 13 413 .73

9 8 1 II 1 29 39 147 4 114 1 4 10 2~ 177 370 237 236 1 8 5 ~O 479

76 7 40 26 7 10 W7 223 328 50 185 8~ 44. 13 4,5 6 570 959 373 5 356 4, 9 1 7 1 1 11 4.74. 998 122 29 115 22 7 7 3 9 2M 322 128 17 83 3 31 11 l' 3 3 4 205 386 347 3 334 3 1 1 11 1 2 316 673 126 90 54 10 37 50 '7 27 28, 8 1 138 .282 111 193 71 00 640 2 6 10 22 10 22 12 12 178 21 t32 6 31 lIS IS 10 210 409

66 1 30 1 26 ! 8 15 5 112 205 393 41 209 6 52 33 17 115 2 1 6 496 1019 87 85 2 4,6 135 190 67 l4.2 26 31 35 2 15 tJ 1 267 ~~ 139 llO 99 2 18 15 3 ! 19 I 4. 1 170 3'2

35 5 34 5 1 ,. 78 119 291 39 228 8 62 30 11 1 .2 12 391 813 196 !J 164. 9 12 S 17 12 16 281 594 39 10 :w. 5 3 IS 2 2 52 108 281 1 227 1 ~7 ., 1 367 629 483 19 269 7 78 2 28 S 108 7 7 loB 603 1,128 176 78 84, 88 78 4, 1 200 S21 158 25 59 1 71 22 28 2 HI9 3.22 '*16 !J 298 7 90 1 12 1 16 4B2 961 79 22 10 40 4- 18 5 116 245 54 5 43 3 8 1 2 1 6 1 5 102 159 34 .2 3C':1 2 1 1 56 93 21 .2 ; 1 21 62 4.S <1 2 ~ 10 95 158 120 25 73 32 !b 1 a 1 169 33l; 227 8 128 4. 62 4. ! 15 1 1 387 6411 1404 40 118 8 1 II ! 12 1 4 173 32.~

730 47 4,I4, 86 32 49 4. 181., 11 .. 1,001) 1,725 46 - .". 1" 62 124. 2!O

DEV.BLOPMEKT .LOOK - AMDAR URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

51. Name of village wi+ h Area of No. of. No. of TotaJ. Population (in()lu. -Soheduled Soheduled- - Literates no. ThaI'a no.jTown/ village in Ooou- House- ding Institutional and Castes Tribes Wa.rd/C.role. heotares pied holds HouseleEls Population) and of Reliideri- town/ tial ward in Houles KIll.I. r'----..A..-----, -r--_..A.._--, r---..A..- ---. ,..-_.A. __ ..,

P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 l' REVENUE THANA- DARAULl-contd.

4-6 Kismat Barwa (252) 61.92 38 49 428 210 218 4 5 110 1)0 47 Arazi BarW'a (?53) 59.08 52 61 485 241 244 24 20 97 22 48 Mtl.ghlanip~r (254) 69.20 18 21 221 102 119 23 2 49 M~npl1,r Pateji'\./(.J55) 353.28 203 289 2,144 1,016 1,128 192 214 112 115 449 197 50 K\archra (258) 14-4-.47 74 95 869 424 445 33 28 147 36

51 Nah~ni_ (263) 41.28 16 21 148 69 79 29 31 6 52 Rakau,li Khap (264) 30.35 UninhalX'ed . Patar .....-'(265) 1795.16 402 463 3,016 lo'HH 1,5611 170 173 429 115 ~. Rakauli (267) ?f:>1.31· 90 14-2 901 448 453 36 25 229 59 ;).:) :'bnkara Sani (268) 149.73 65 90 690 307 383 37 71 27 42 126 25

56 Sonkara AuW'aJ (~G9) lr.~ .()2 66 87 654- 3n8 3i6 155 26 ."~ 57 C'19II\daul i (:!70) 63.13 (j~ I, 4-82 :'19 :.;63 I. 4 H3 26 58 Siuri (274) l4.8.52 31 56 507 242 265 ll7 28 09 Bhitauli (275) 72.44 55 80 614 284 330 103 125 106 27 60 Pateji (276) 282.87 14.1 H6 1,tl40 801 839 149 169 6 7 424 211

61 Pareji (283) 171.18 l4.4 182 1,183 556 (27 179 194 234. 97 62 Pandapati (284) 65.15 Uninhabited. 63. Tiae \.. ./' (285) 409.54 284 393 2,890 1,368 1,522 210 246 11 10 674- .206 64 Doaen (286) 120.19 34 50 448 204 2H 137 78 65. Chitsur (287) 112.10 88 134 944 425 519 36 60 197 33

61, Fatehpur (288) 40.47 19 22 218 105 113 9 6 25 7 67 Gaura (289) 66.77 83 125 1,085 524 561 60 78 10 8 322 208 I!S Bhaurajpur 1...---{290) 691.25 381 500 3,68,7 1,763 1,924. 272 297 28 32 691 216 69 Masudaha (291) 122.21 50 63 548 268 280 63 69 86 1 70 Tarari Laohchhi (292) 53.01 51 68 4,91 232 259 109 2 Ram. n Gonthi (293) 185.34 121 205 1,304 560 744 58 63 132 311 72 Belahi (294) 95.91 84 88 719 352 3117 12 5 121 110 73 Miyanke Bhat- (295) 198.70 179 238 1,665 754 911 100 108 337 1118 Kan. 74; Sikia (296) 76.08 37 46 279 124 155 4,0 2 75 Narayanpur (297) 44.61 2!J 40 296 127 169 36 6

76 Narindpur v' (298) 234.71 235 338 2,355 1,100 1,255 120 153 13 19 374. 92 77 Barhu1ia ..... {299) 266.68 233 342 . 2,367 1,088 1,279 125 146 140 150 533 209 78 Balaipur (300) 101.98 . 92 117 - 779· 372' . 407 35 44 122 5 79 Pakaulia (301) 72.03 92 150 924 416 508 2 4 134 43 80 Hasanpurwa (302) 167.13 70 87 742 360 382 23 23 51 6 8'1 Baikunthpur (303) 105.62 63 78 738 357 381 26 36 170 40 82 Bharauli L-- '(304) 349.24 226 326 2,280 1,073 1,207 168 191 523 123 83 Bhatkankhem (305) 62.73 77 109 909 415 494 51 65 24 34 167 62 84 Dharampur (306) 78.91 47 60 628 281 347 42 72 119 17 85 Bongra (307) 87.41 126 197 1,329 590 739 160 199 240 61

86 Bhikhpur (308) 67.99 26 42 368 177 191 123 '6 87 Garar \.---(809) 241.59 229 255 1,955 966 989 81 91 360 1 III 88 Balie. (310) 1(,1.06 137 144 1,237 542 695 61 78 234- 715 89 Chhajwa (311) 73.65 43 53 443 200 243 9 12 68 1 90 Belwe.sa (312) 90.65 71 lOa 684 821 363 59 66 150 72

91 Singahi (313) ]09.26 162 189 1,476 744 732 131 121 13 11 265 21 92 Salahpur (314) 42.09 4.9 83 d67 308 359 21 29 IJ9 32 93 Hardopotti (315) .5.7.87 42 70 594- 268 326 33 •• 36 llS 3.3 94 HakmaHata (316) 125.45 .77 III . .860 ..401 ..459 ..100 •. 100 84 23 95 Modassilpur (317) 128.28 16' 167 1,607 72B 78. 54 26 16 19 191 83 221

SUBDIVISIOX-SIWAX SADAR CBNSUS ,ABSTRACT

:MAIN WOJUOm9 r-~------"""""'------_____-..-A- ______~ ______~ Total Milin Workers Cultiva.tors Agrioult~a.l Hou.se'hold Other Worker Marginal No;n-Workers (I-IX) (I) La.bourers Indu,stry- [ID,IV. V(b) Workers (n) Manu.fa.ctW'ing. and VI to IX] ProooSSing. Servicing and Repairs [V (0)] ~-~__,.__ ----. r-~~ r---...... _~ r--~.J>...---"""'I ,...-__..._ .. ~ r-.----~ r----..A.--, M F M F M F M F K F M F M' F Ili 16 11 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

80 6 65 , 1 U. 2 1 129 212 118 , 9' 1 10 1 14, :I 1 123 239 '8 '7 1 5' 119 608 11 159 9 IJ7 2 3 19 3 508 1,114, 150 10 130 1 11 9 {} 274 435 '2 '2 27 79 631 170 314 68 ]03 79 32 1 182 22 39 12 784 1,380 203 29 114 1 oil 24 3 1 34 3 8 12 237 412 116 90 10 6 ~ 191 381 132 2 115 1 16 2 1 I 175 34;3 84- 18 39 24 12 7 1 14 5 1 134, 245 84. 4 48 25 4 11 9 1 14.9 260 102 55 33 2 12 I 182 329 344. 8 265 58 1 1 20 7 457 831 209 139 129 75 640 63 1 1 15 13 30 334. 458

1165 141 368 5 122 )28 7 6 68 2 I " 802 1,381 69 '1 3 25 2 I 133 243 leI lU 17 3 17 264 519

'40 '0 3 1 :I 59 113 171 18 1311 8 19 6 20 ! 363 646 728 112 4.58 19 153 78 18 6 108 9 16 10 1,019 1,802 120 2 106 8 2 8 1 148 277 102 2 97 2 5 130 257

130 53 177 18 32 38 , 1 17 1 5 15 325 676 14.40 3 llO I II .. 23 2 20'3 364 287 16 229 lO 29 15 I 28 1W7 876 .a 17 u 10 2 B 2 2 2 78 138 41 21 36 7 11 5 12 1 3 64. 83 84 4089 :I 396 1 38 35 1 7 24 6240 1,229 416 1, 318 B 30 12 I 66 2 3 20 670 1,243 168 {} 127 25 {} 8 2 1 212 397 11;9 c 85 2 S 9 21 2 6 8 251 494 112 12 108 9 "I 3 3 4 3 2440 367 177 57 88 67 5? 3 5 29 1 180 323 453 33 351 , 60 29 402 5 2 ,,15 1,172 160 7 120 16 3 1 1 23 3 255 487 107 50 62 28 50 17 2 174 295 237 25 157 3 30 20 50 2 22 27 331 687 62 1 55 fl 1 1 5 110 190 382 6 807 II 18 7 4 50 3 S 581 9g0 206 52 105 1 48 36 S '1 50 8 836 643 90 25 67 21 25 2 110 218 97 13 62 24. IS 1 10 224 350 341 8 255 4 68 , 18 4 399 724 89 1 85 9 1 14 1 2 2 217 356 63 19 4.1 10 7 6 16 8 206 307 152 98 ,7 '1 249 459 293 II 266 , 10 1 1 16 430 779 '22'2

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK- ANDAR URBANjVJSJM1B 'pm.AllY

Sl. N arne of village with Area of No. of- No. of Total Pojmla.tioi:t. '(inolu.- Soheduled Solit>duled Li'at"lItes no. Thalla no./Towr I villago in Oeou. House· ding Institutional anrl Castes Tribes W arl ICircle. hect'lres pie,,· holds. HouRelass' Populaton): and of ReEliden· towdl tial ward in Houses Km'. r-~--_:_..A;._"_ __ ":""~ Ji..-_ '-'-t - r--_.J;.._,:,,-., r-_~_-; i--__

p !lSI 11' :M 11' :M 11' M 'F 1 2 3 4 5 (I 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA DRAULI-contd.

96 Jarnalpur (318) 109.67 159 206 1,622 755 867 42 57 (1 39 223 106 97 Kodaila. (319) 53.42 33 52 401 194, 207 123 69 98 Anriar /' (320) 212.86 4;18 550 3,924 1,986 1,938 190 168 1 898 301 99 Sultanpur I..- '(321) U,3.09 231 292 2,251 1,127 1,124 129 137 M 27 44.5 99 100 Jaijor '- '(326) 4.01.85 34.6 492 3,309 1,553 1,756 24.4 276 fl 15 636 2'33

101 Dehunra. (381) 1.56.61 150 202 1,607 747 860 91 91 208 45 102 Diara Maniar Tukl' C51.53 107 121 878 4,25 453 12 18 83 3 aI (Unsurvoved).

103 Dial'a Ailashgarh Nan· 529.73 139 14.9 1,208 610 598 /) 3 186 15 barar (Unsurveyed) 104 Bikrampur Dariya 135.97 59 59 348 183 160 5 10 5 (Unsurveyod) 105 Mahazi Gond .,uli 569.38 5 5 e 5 1 (Unsurveyed)

106 Ailashgarh KhaR N.A, Uninhabited (Unsurveyurl)

Total 17,378.97 11,003 14,422 106,867 50,673 56,195 6,099 6,921 6S1 695 19,606 1),793 SUBDIVISION-'SIWAN SADA r

MAIN WOBKERS r -_ - --- -_~--:.""':" ____ --'!I'------__..J..."._ ... ~ __-~ ___ - _k_ .- ---~ _--~ Total Main Workers O"Livo.tQrs A,gricultu,ral Rou,sehold Otl(<.r Workers Mftl'g,inal XUI\' 'VorL",>!'; (I-IX) (1) LaOOul'ers IpduStry-. [lIT. IV. V,b, Worke;s (It) Manufactu.ring. nl\d VI to IX) ProcesSing. Servicing and Repairs [V (a))

,... ___.A.~ __-.. r-__.A. _ _,...... A.~ ,-__• __...... ,-__ • __ • .A.__ • ,-.. _. _ •.A. .A. _.. ~---.A.--l " -', ,--> _--., M F M F K F M F M F :M F M F

.)\) 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24- t5 :~H ~7 ~,'

284 44 157 16 41 21 5 81 7 471 823 67 7 33 3 2 3 9 23 1 13 4 lL4 196 877 66 264 17 127 9 54 13 432 27 1 R ] ,t08 1,R6 k 446 15 308 8 17 5 31 90 2 5 47 676 1,\)62 696 129 565 37 «9 68 2 12 80 12 20 ,> 837 1,623 255 49 128 6 88. 16 5 1 34- 25 59 52 933 759 246 27 14.8 6 86 18 1 11 3 179 4;26

308 9 257 4.7 9 4. 302 588 103 11 4.0 6 62 5 80 154 6 5

U,017 14,659 586 8,1-96 1,863 388 114 2,779 209 335 524 29,320 53,449 2!4

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK.....,DARA ULI URBAN~AGEPRIMABY

81. Name of villa.ge with Arel\o~ No. of No. of Total Population (inolu. Soheduled Soheduled Literates nO. Tha.na no./TownJ village in Ooou- House· (fing Institu·ional Md C89tes Tribes Ward/Cirole hectares pi(d holds Hou8()less Population) and of Re@iden· townJ tial ward in Houses Km.2 • ____..A. ____ ...... ,-_..A._...... _..A._ ...... ,-_.A._...... P If F 11{ F 11{ F 11{ ]J' 1 I • .. Ii 6 7 I 9 10 11 12 13 l' REVENUE THANA...... DARAULI-contd.

I Parasia (35) 47.35 31 46 352 170 182 18 14 86 53 2 Pataua Buzurg (37) 187.77 82 102 818 411 437 77 7I 17 27 163 53 3 Marera (4~) 158.23 71 III 767 33<1. 4.33 72 86 154 26 4 GarW'ar (95) 321.32 158 215 1,374 708 666 86 1)1 258 112 5 Bhathia (96) 71.63 23 33 250 122 128 16 3

6 Karnai (97) 116.95 43 ~8 552 269 283 69 7I 70 12 7 Lokai Chhapra (98) 33.1)9 U ninhabiled ./8 Chakri (99) 680.27 301 346 2,7C9 1,391 1,378 183 167 {'04· 140 /9 DaraHi (100) 344..79 255 289 2,344 1,159 1,185 157 174 472 54 10 Ohandaur (101) 136.38 78 92 790 407 383 4.9 12 215 117 11 Nepura (U3) 201.77 166 ?03 1,561 738 823 51 1,2 15 a 309 72 .-1 2 Dl1marahar (114.) 270.73 163 206 1;:05 770 935 92 126 320 110 Buzurg. 13 Dll,mrsha.r Diara. (116) 139.61 Uninhabited l40 Dumarahar khu.rd(U7) 383.23 Uninhabited Diara. 15 Dll,marabar khll,rd( 118) 279.63 170 217 1,641 788 853 91 94 218 78

16 Ukrenri (119) 117.36 155 168 1,378 673 705 45 44 242 40 vI7 Tonrwa (120) 407.51 239 264- 2,093 I,OJ.O 1,053 109 128 375 47 18 Sarea (121) 107.64 45 66 479 227 252 10 15 75 9 19 Khor [122) 129.50 51 57 492 238 254 74 21 20 KeW'talia 123) 219'34 160 187 1,434 634- 800 4,7 68 24.9 98 21 Diyara Keotalia (124) 276.71 Uninhabited 22 Diyara Mau,za (125) 206.79 Uninhabited Arnarpur. Amarpur (126) 422.49 393 468 3,306 ],569 1,'137 134 H9 12 Ii 504- 160 '1! Ramprr (127) 80.53 84 109 650 299 351 45 50 84 34 25 BhHauli (128) 301.t9 163 190 1,433 H3 690 1M 101 260 42

26 K!Josihari (129) lI2.'ll 80 97 793 381 412 73 89 156 42 27 Ga~gp8litl (130) 102.79 84 132 862 426 436 95 98 175 53 28 Misrau,lia (131) 31>.21 8 8 59 32 27 .. 7 \/29 Don Bu,zurg (132) 624.()2 405 486 3,'197 1,959 1,838 308 242 639 178 30 Kllmhti (133) 166.32 188 215 1,540 770 770 74 55 329 71 31 Gauri (134) 85.39 46 50 397 197 200 25- 20 108 40 32 Don khllril (135) 178.37 112 132 923 481 442 127 106 159 37 33 L()harpura (136) 22.26 28 34- 248 133 115 53 51 44. 16 34 Karanpura (137) 151.35 91 129 957 453 504- 172 51 35 Bepll,ra (138) 35.61 40 57 404- 187 217 48 61 61 28 36 Lenja (139) lI5. '14 65 93 668 304 364 12 13 116 22 37 Rampu,r (140) 59.89 29 42 328 158 170 19 33 55 18 38 Patkhauli (141) 63.94 25 43 317 160 157 71 78 42 2 39 Basl1apu,r (142) 52.61 19 21 204- 105 99 20 1 40 Belrui (143) 233.50 III 171 1,199 562 637 75 86 249 52 41 Balia. (144) 58.68 79 120 826 374- 452 44 56 114- 68. 42 Bharsanda (145) 33.'}!} Uninhabited 43 Mah PalW'a (14.6) 38.4.4- 33 38 272 132 140 63 67 59 13 44- S'onbarsa (I47) 93.48 79 103 573 290 283 26 24 7 1 10 14 45 Mahuja (148) 127.47 83 106 681 311 370 207 244 126 30 46 Agsara (149) 93.08 75 82 694- 330 364 61 7I 125 49 47 Narauli (150) 66.37 53 64- 500 237 263 12 9 107 66 48 B!l.ndhai (151) 27.11 Uninhabited. 49 Du,ba (152) 65.1)6 81 llO 772 335 437 1'1 30 157 63 50 Karmaha (153) 56,25 28 40 227 106 121 18 20 51 21 ~25,

M.u)! WORKERS r----~-:- ...... ------.-_.~,",, __. ___ '" _...... _ __ ,___ ~-=-.....A..,_. __... ______~'_ ... ______~ __ "._,,_",...:....,.--"\ 'roMrlo'~Workers'" CJltiv~m8~ AiWil)ol,ltut!tl,' :Hn~l;\elt.old, Qtho&,;Worked ( \I~·IX) (1) Labo~ror!>, Indl1$tY- [III. Hl,V(b) Bl1d, (II) MmJfacturing. VI to 'IX] P.oJessing. Seryioing a·nd l{epairs [V (a)]

_~.A.. __ -, ..A..~---.. 1 r- -...... _ .. .A.._.• __ ~ .A.._ -- ... r--· .. - .. r- -- ~-- r--_ _...A. -- --. r----.A..--.• r--~ -_. .A.. - - .... r-- - M F ::Ii F ::II: ]f M' ]j' }1 F M }<' II F Ii) l6 17 18 1!J :.l0· :.l1 -.).).. :.l3 ' 24 25 26 27 28

69 I 66 .. 1 · . 3 3: 1 98 186" 1440'" 1 119 12 1 7 6 10 I 11 267 411~~ 16~' 4 117 4. 24 19 174" 42,.. 2Si' 51 193 17 82 34 12 - 421 61'11' 50 38 . 12 72 128' 59 50 (j 3 4 3 206 280

671 59 240 6· 398 51 7 I 32 I 4 4 710' 1,31~ , 4,86 72 384~ II 56' 58 2 44' 3' ,. .. 673~ IJ13 164. 5 loa 34 . 3' 27 2 8 30 230' 34.8- : 305 4.6 233 1 61 44 · . II 12 433 765 319 77 196 17 99 6J I 23 451. 858~'

349 80 179 a 15\) 65 20 4.39 773 69ai 306 3 215 3 83~ s' ,. .. 4 3&7 518 150 247' 28 25ft' 121 16' 1 5 3 517 900' 104 21 - 86': 4' 16'· 17 2 ., 133 231~ 101 1 1)\)" 1 :.l I 137- 252 290 130 134 7 115 121 1 4(t 2 10 14 334 651V

6U4 7\1 431 17 102 6r, 111 5;l 1 51 32 91~ , 1;626'" 137 21 94.' 4' 14' 10 1 28 7 2 1 160 329.:,' 305 4 236 I 36' 3 8. 2;j 30 17 408 669

122 1 2'1 25~," 388:" 24 90 23 · , 4. .. 132: 43 7.• 2 3J 38 1 17· S 5 2811-· 393" ., 20·-,,- 27(" 12 11 · . 1 . , 963 13 644 4." 208' 57 18 !l3 ' 12 6 5 900 1,"160' ' 311 25 24fJ 7 M 17 37 1 2 4. 457 741 86 .. 72 ii 4 5 III 200-:' 222 170 4ii !J 7 2 .. 257 43ll'- 9 113'_ 62 5f) 6 · . . . 3 2 ~!L 177 .. IH .. 12 1 20 ' . . 276 " 50'( 94 31) 63 4' 15 24' 12 4 2, 93 IS7 353 78- 6 ;'9 ii' t) '- I 10 5 226 iH .. :ll .. 12, S' a .. 3 10'1 167': 90" 145~ Ill! 11) 4'J 1 11)' !} I 2 2 .); ;)j 48" 99" 229 5 :!OI '} 14, 3, .. HI 4 3 32'9' 629~

I;)') )4.' 1 210 424,,: ~63 27 ~- 4- HI 27 4. 1 62 .. 52 ., f; ;) 69 140~ 43 4- ni) lI" ,,}O . 3 147 1179 132 lU8 :;;l8 t;2 107 12 :. f\ 179 257 346\' 311 I,:) IF' 17' H, 7 ' 3 190 106 94 JI 1 13t 26lr' ,-, , 3$91" :4:) ~~ \ .. :1 :!W~ ]l,{ ;,8 H ;l:l ;'1 ' ~ 4:S il[) • /,{I J a.:i Hi' I 1 ." HG" 226

; DEVEL9PKENT BLQOK:-:"DARAULI URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

81. NliolllU of villag» with Artla of No. 'of No. of 'rot!~l PopulatiOtl (iMlu­ Schotluleu ~cl~llulod LitOfllot\l1-! 110. ,1'hana no./l'oWl~1 village in, OU()U" Houso. . ding lrstitutiollal and Uaates Tribes' , .' Ward;Circl6 hellt ares pied holcls Hou8olesa Population) and of Residell­ town/ . tia1 W 801'(1 in Housos Km.2

p ll-I F 1\-1 F M :r.r F

1 2 3 5 6 '1 8 9 10 II 12 13 14

REVENUE THANA~DARAULI~contd.

51 Bilak (154) 57.87 Uninhabited o;! Diara ])f""lab.. d (155) 48.07 U nilnhabited 53 HarulttflJlra (1.56) :WL94. Uninhabited y5~ Darauli (157) 4:;7.69 '104- 8.J.l 6,145 3,075 3,070 3.,6 l,511 fJ70 5iJ. NaraYanpur (158) 33.!J9 .:.\3 32 2.68 126 142 ~7

56 Paterha (159) 100,77 311 03 442 19S 244 )8 20. til 6 ",57 ;Balahu ([60) 49;).73 348 4!l4. 3,(i\lO 1.7H~ 1,!l72 145 165 t)2~ 10'1 58 Glpalpr ( [61) 213,27 99 liB 1182 471 511 69 67 171 48 59 Munro. (162) 1I1Ui7 66 98 804 362 442 11 I !J' 180 lIO 60 Hathauri (163) 78.01 13 13 178 90 88 40 13

61 Parmandpnr (164) 51.80 21 21 129 iJ6 73 2,3 2 v' 62 Ki'lhunpali ([65) 282.08 230 321 2,~03 1,0(;5 1,138 168 2,O:W 1186 1,034 91 12 7 3!;6 79

,.66 Biswania (169) 30!i.\)8 216 259 2,000 H66 1.034 218 2112 :n 67 Gum1l,war (170) 123.83 72 10[ 663 306 357 o 7 :27 1 ./68 Sarma., (171 ) 40J.89 207 2!l0 2,230 1.070 1,160 58 7;) 331 42 69 E!IJllnagM­ (172) 118.98 80 112 582 318 264 2!) 28 77 5 Kal?ariadih. 70 Kanaila (173) 136.78 81 598 271 327 69 11

71 Kq,n~auli (174) 15".,j,4 11;} HI5 1.H2 (iR3 72n !l5 108 ]3 24 301 105 ",72 Belaon (17;;) 43:l.01 1Il.J. 228 1.8R9 (l37 !1:}2 9!1 1(l4 21 22 412 Ij() 73 Rantal\a (17<;) 87.82 73 88 (\91 3~2 3(\9 20 27 16[ 72 74. Netw

81 Mutakaramwar (184) S9.43 !'i5 74, 043 Mil 31)3 52 45) 136 3\\ 82 Murakhap (I8n) 66.77 41 51 401 206 Illl) 65 16 8:1 Mathia· (186) 109.26 49 81 601 284 317 46 6R n6 20 84, Kha.irliotiDalip (187) 121.00 119 Il() 826 3S3 443 R7 !l7 161 l:lO 85. Khairati Udho (18S) 120.59 SI 106 770 353 417 36 51 128 24 86' Saraharwa (189) 213.67 1(l~ 126 I,ln6 512 644 II J6 168 50 8'1 Oini (190) 110.88 56 63 1l!l2 271 321 26 31) I 144; 64 88: Sahjaniya, (191) 92.27 28 4;3 334; 170 ]64. 66 4R 37 2 89.' Ka.rom (192) 327.79 155 1(14 1,23~ 1)76 659 '1I 76 13 14 In8 86 90' Piprahia (194) 95.91 46 61 436 226 210 7 4 81 2 91 ·Kha.n Pataua (196) 24.69 3 3 35 16 19 16 19 5 92 Msjha.1l1ia (197) 80.13 57 '12 528 263 2M 10 11 106 31 93. Sham Bodi (198) 17.00 Uninhabited, 94. Bali Plmak (199) 31.1)7 26 30 2"3 138 145 50 2 95 Kha.') PI.Ulak (200) 1'1.40 22 31 197 90 101 33 55 28 2 Buzurg. 96 BarMYs Punak (201) 66.77 22 58 28() 141 139 25 31 14 97 Pllllak Buz'trg (202) 242.40 146 225 1,4fl9 '125 '174 4!l 59 257 41 98 Kh.a') Punak (203) 26.30 29 2!) 225 116 lOB 33 lL BU:1lurg. !l9, Rsm PU'lf1.k (204) 67,1'1 :111 117 43 (il 2!l 13 100: M'lothia PU!lo.k (!l05) 3.61. 2 7 3 BU7iur~. 227

SUBDIVISIOK""":SIWAK SA-DAR

MAIN W0I'tKlimS

____,....:A ____' ___ ~ ____ ~~ ___...... ~----_------Total Main Workers Uul,ivators Agricultural Household Ocher Workers M .. rgiua.l Non·Workers (I-IX) \1) Labour ,rs Industry-- [III, IV, V(b) Workers \II) ManufaeturiLg, allel. VI to IX] Processinl!, Servicing an(\ Repairs [V (a)] ,.--_' __ .A. - __ , .-". -.A.." _, .- _ ...A.. ___ , r-- _..A.. __ '"' ,- , _.A.. _ ", ,- -- _.A. __ -. ,." _...A.. - --,

M F M F M F M M F M F M F 16 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24; 25 26 21 2R

I' :lill viI [1,~.) !l 3.'!1 JI) U3 3 3tif) Jl l:.l l.tHI!; :',9S!1 • J:.! 7 U) Ij I 23 It) 77 125

3 I;; 1 1 2 3 1 125 2-~l 2S U24 23 >Ill 3 2 1" 2 G 082 ],'J4l 3i lU7 8 58 27 4- 2 4- 238 . 441 7 81 3 26 4. 2 14 2W 435 31 1 5;) 88

21 2 4 2 29 71 1113 10 202 13 '} 39 34 Ii ,)94 1;084 47 28 4- I 2 125 I8;! 4>1 8 2 77 ]49 :lSI 12 123 33 16 2 532 968

4.13 12 3.12 4- 4-1I 8 3 6 2 547 1,020 u:~ '. [13 253 357 470 ' 4-,9 J:l 8 13 4- 1i98 1,143 -lSi; 77 6 101 2 (; I 44 III 138

ItO 1 2" 4- 1 161 321 , :20.; 1,)2 32 27 6 4 7ti 19 4 s 414- 6il 44:1 3(jiJ 10 ill 1 4-1i .2 I 4.93 913 I:H 1)0 27 28 I'~ :tOl 34.1 I,~ I Hi!) 37 4 I) 18 :!V5 483 ;;2 52 55 III

.,9 48 6 1 U9 186

66 14; 59 6 1 8 5 U8 243 132 6 105 10 6 17 189 369 370 7 359 7 >I 3 3 2 368 802

J 3~1 2 ]31 2 2 4. 197 301 !IU 110 3 5 113 190 1I2 >I 113 IU 8 1 10 171 299 13G 1 !J'I 31) >I 247 4-\2 127 6 fJ8 3 19 3 I 9 226 411 213 7 lin 7 5 1 16 299 637 lOG 6 Sf) ~ 4; 2 13 I 1 164 308 72 2 61 3 2 2 3 95 162 2GI 45 218 1() IS 32 2 1 23 2 21 288 609 l()l) UO 5 10 1 1 125 200 7 .." 7 !J 19 127 J 126 1 1 2 1 134 2{)3 64. 58 6 3 71 145 36 1 21 I 1 54 106

n2 24. 75 17 24, 4.9 115 257 9 229 1 8 2 18 5 19 463 746 52 41 1 4. 64 109

~5 43 2 72 US 4. 4. 3 4, ~8

JU'l.El.Ol!lt_ElfT ~BLQCx-DARA ULI URBAtr~lLlAU. _DIMlY

Ill. N~me of village with Are-a of No. t)f No. of . TouLPopu1at iPQ'-(iwIlu· S~a(l . Seficdule(i Im~s no. 'Xhau~no./Tow!l1 .villagtl.. in • Oeeu· .House· .. (ij~:'~stj~utioJ.lt"'~Q, ~s Trilms "Ward!eirclo h(cta,r!)8 cpie(l hold'l. ,II01iSillcRS PoptM~ion) and ,of ',BesiQ.cu- town! tial WaI'Q ill Houses Km,3 .A._-. r- . ,A.,_ . __ .. .-, r ,A.,_ ...... ".A. .-, , ]I,[ P M }<' M F .l\{ F F 14. 1 2 3 4t 5 1\ 7 S 11 10 It 12, 13 REVENUE THANA-DARAULI-concltl.

101 Lachhuman chak (206) 103.19 1i9 59 520 237 283 .ll3 19 61 20 102 Karmaul (256) 114.93 32 55 383 197 186 51 1:: 103 Indrak Chak (257) 35.61 Uniflh(1.oite,j 10;\ .. l'ihuli (259) 129.90 95 lUi 996 4.72 524 59 72 192 ' 43 vI05 ':

106 ,Diara.Kashidat (261) 654..77 18 18 lii2 7G 76 32 28 4. 177 V 107 ~,KasiI$Tachbcnian(262) 561.29 417 494 3,73:1 1,781 1,95:) 164 182 4 657 108 :BllbhU-auli ' (272) 106.03 9.} 133 993 4,80 513 6& 66 197 31i 109 : RampUJ;..udho (273) 118.98 6U 94 631} 325 805 110 110 82 1\ 4,6 110 ,> Diara~nmniar TiJ.kra I N.A. 95 lOS 823 412 411 12 13 (Unllurveyc<{)

111 Diara maniar Tukra II N.A. Unit.1mbitffi . (UnsurveYed) 112 . Diara-Mahazi Kalilhidatta N.A. "n.4n/wbitecJ (Un8u~veyed) 113 Diara.'lIarnatanr N.A. U~bited ~ UUlI\lwe'Yed) 114. .: Diara.1;)lV3uli N.A. UnlMabitul _ {Un~eyed) 115 ·;:Exten.ionofB~ DiaYl\ N,A. tTnihbabiicd (Unlllrveyed)

Total 17,278." 10,126 12,955 96,096- 46,469 49,627 5,650 5,999 160 169 16,884 4,797 SUB DMB10lf-:SIW AN' SAn AR l·ensus .. ~

,------_ ------~ -- -"- ~ - -_._-- - "' ------, :\ftirglllal Total l\ft\in 'Vorken CultiV'l\t.or" AJll'imlltUfaL lJousehol<{ 01,\11>1' WOIkors \Vorkers (I-IX\ (I) J, almurcrs In:~ltst1'Y rm~ lV, Vfh) (II) l\Iallufacturinll', al,ti VI to IX] Processing, - Servicing ann Repairf! [V (11)) .. r--- --. ,- 1\f F J\I F F :M c\I F J\I 1\1 l~ Iii Ii 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 ').-_., 26 27 28

90 15 73 '3 12 11 ..'1 1 147 2es 88 7u 12 -6 1 HiS 1l'!6

202 .2 1117 1 12 1 JI 12 li3 270 4()9 389 311 278 '3 : 91 3:; .4, 16 4- 27 tl8l 1,0411 38 17 II 27 17 38 :69 726 10:1 [,08 12 141 7" 2 7 7,; 11 14 1,044- 1,842 l4.0 s ]25 1 7 fl ] S ) !l 339 G02 ]59 35 91 I 6!1 3-t 3 4 lb6 266 267 US ]8! 54 82 61 1 4 16 141 280

19,711 2,973 441 4,062 1,686 286 20 1,651 126 342 473 26,416 48,881 230.

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-GUTHANI URBAN/VILLAGe PRIMARY

SI. ~ amo of village wit,h At'",. of )fa. of No. of' Tota.l Poplllal ion ([llctu­ Scherllllo

P M lJ' M F M F l~

2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 REVENUE THANA-DARAULI-cOI.frl.

1 8ohagra. (1) 362.19 228 321 2,551 1,183 1,368 133 121 48G 227 2 BishlUlpllm (2) 29.14 39 :3H 311 153 164 31 37 (iZ 2 3 Kurmauli (3) 76.48 23 24, 24;4 1l\J L21) 46 7 4; Baknlari (4) 113.31 76 105 614 273 341 112 124 13:3 fi Danraih~ (ii) 261.83 288 320 2,097 1181 I,llG 1\)1 214 4:38 IH·l 6 Millon Gondi (Ii) fi7.s7 62 1>;; 6;;0 294 3:iG 39 46 l:n 20 7 ]'onrt) Gond; (7) 29.9;i 22 32 :lfi9 134, 12;; 3 3 8.) 4.; 8 Chilamarwa (S) 12u.GG Ii\) 8S 507 231 276 5\) [in 13 111\\ :ri 9 ,Belan!' (9) 324.91' 1\)4 2,,2 1,794: 843 \)51 58 70 :178 :U ]0 Tarka (10) Gl.ll ~S 4,;; 3riii 181 174; 8 14 7B !I 11 T'llidal Chand (II) 4 l.a ~ 31 3, :! 19 10l) Lt9 4~ 4,S 23 J:l Knrmha (I~) ~:!.()G 54 7i ,,3 ~ 259 273 102 13 Tali khnr<{ (.3) 3:3.59 :24, ;:·1 1\);; 84 III 18 3~ 31),; I.J, Tali Bnz lrg (14) 108.0,) 72 100 718 353 41 3G 9G 15 Bahelio. (15) 49.7S 3) 4~ 31S 146 172 III 3') ~1 16 P .tchner'li ( If)) 6'.9() 27 4:) 276 1:l11 137 20 2,> 64 7 17 Piparpo.nti (17) 4,6.54, 47 5.J, 41tl 204; 2()2 6'1 SI S7 20 IS P,wi1l'i (IS) 114.93 ().j, G6 rilH 2.;4 241) H7 !ll 2 2 US l!) 1 B Bhathahi (Ul) 6;;.56 18 22 21)7 106 101 38 2H Iv Ii; 4;3 I., 20 Chlmmnkha (:W) ;)0.,,9 2 2 3 3 2 Kalan 21 Chaumukho. Khnrd( 21 ) 33.1S 2 3 4.3 24 21 L,) 2 22 l\Ialch.anr (22) 29.54 ].') 18 175 87 88 11 14 43 n Tekania (23) 111.6~) G~ 73 613 313, 300 15 11 117 2() 24 Su,rphora (24) 25.!')!) 37 49 aSl 201 180 26 26 94 1!l 2., Karam,~aha (2;') 22.26 2H 40 243 106 137 4 7 28 7 26 80h1'11i (26) 55.85 fiG 72 470 24,2 228 G2 71 107 3t) 21 Oliy<\ (27) 19.42 16 2., ISO !l4 86 28 2 28 Danauti (28) 34.80 59 SG 5(11 240 258 6 3 99 19 2B Darzi Chak (29) 6.41 Uninhab'ited 30 Mejhawali,\ (30) 4.1.35 46 fi8 415 201 214 28 23 56 8 31 Biswar (31 ) 149.73 lOG 162 1, llO 541 569 104 90 3 7 2·13 G;) 32 Kharkharia (32) 49.31 ;; 7 i;7 26 3t 16 II 33 Patanalakhraj (33) 8.50 Li 22 178 !1.3 83 fi6 14; 34 Amzi Inglish (34) 18.21 4 i) ;)1 28 23 8 :,5 Khap 1,00hri (3G) 14.16 UninTrabit~(j 36 Patana Khur({ (3f\) 28.7:3 2L 2:3 13i) 7i) G~) IS I(J 37 )'lisir Chha.paro. (:~9) 17A\) 33 47 326 Itl4; IG2 9 120 24 38 Amzi Inglish (4;ll) fi5.04 Unil' 7,abited 3il Amzi Ekwari (4;1) 2.02 Uni/~hrllJited 40 Ekwari (42) 3Ui7 17 31 216 116 100 3,1 41 Arazi Ekbtlori (4;3) 10.52 Uninhabited 6.; 4;2 Chorbharia (4;5) !)7.87 3') ;'2 419 1\)3 226 48 97 211 4;3 Chainchhapra (4,6) 14.Hl 17 2., 21:; 117 !)8 Il7 2(; 4 4,4; Himafflt 0hhr.;na. (4;7) (jJl~ 4 ;; 54, 27 27 II 1()2 33;; 4,;, 45 Jamnfloll (4,~) 1 Hl.7H !l2 69!) 364, 43 4;3 133 46 Jhajhrmr (409) 82.5i' 3) 3G 3il!) LjO 15) H. 12 7 3 (,5 7 47 0hirauA. (,iO) 2;;.OiJ 14 18 10:3 51 52 3"{, 36 21 2 48 Ko.reji (51) 108.0;'; 3~} ,,2 544 265 279 121 21 9t) 49 Jataur ('i2) 188.18 93 121 8\)2 431 461 91 151 37 50 Th0gwalia (53) 6.47 Uninhabited

51 Odikhor (54) 33.J..G7 213 237 1,718 831 887 IS.> 202 3'>8 SO 52 Belauri (55) 79.72 H6 96 76H 362 407 52 67 193 87 53 Knnresar (56) 53.01 26 30 289 155 134. 48 54. Snrwar Gondi (57) (j9.6[) M 69 518 253 26;3 65 76 121 11 55 Chit Bismon (58) 80.13 (j3 67 659 323 334. 38 47 132 28 231

SVBDIVISION- SIWAN SADAR CENSUS ABSTRA()T .

:MAIN "YORKERS r- - ~-~~~------'------~------__~.A. ___ ~_ . - ___ ~ ______------.. Mttrgillllol Total l\Iuin "Yorkers' Ctlltivat urs Agricultural Hou.sehold Othor Workors Workers (1-- IX) (1) Labourors Ind'

M l'II F 1\:[ F M F 15 It 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

471 80 246 17 123 52 17 5 85 6 17 711 1,271 54, 4 38 3 I) 1 1 6 18 !l9 142 61 56 2 3 1 58 124, 130 35 77 S 34; 24, 19 3 1 1 142 3~)5 432 79 273 21 136 51 2 21 1 6 543 1,037 109 80 102 611 7 11 4 185 272 50 3 4/, 2 2 1 3 84 122 112 119 253 23 101 "" 5 22 6 34;6 20 322 15 18 5 6 7 3~ 4.90 893 t\4, 20 60 I) 5 14 19 1 7 7 90 147 49 5 28 1 9 1 12 3 1 51 113 !J9 4 72 1 II 2 6 12 1 7 16 153 253 31 15 n 8 5 7 :~ 1\3 fl6 168 97 12!J 10 32 27 7 IS5 ~ 26q 75 75 1 7 71 103 51 16 4.!l J(j 8S Hi! !)O 2(j 65 11 9 6 7 7 9 2 114, 176 120 120 ] 34 246 49 17 21 13 2 15 15 3 7 54 77 1 1 2

!) S ]f, 21 43 43 44, 88 14;9 I U3 ]9 1 2 5 164, 299 86 11) 67 8 10 11 115 16n 51 4() 11 2 51) 135 103 3 !)S 1 1 4 131l 225 57 52 i') . . .. 37 86 105 llO 40 59 9 I) 53 3 24. 130 124

U7 2 !J7 2 104. 2]2 225 27 ]()7 25 14 6 38 2 6 IS 310 524 14; 13 1 2 ]2 2f1 37 33 4, 2 56 83 13 13 ]5 2~

31 ]3 23 8 ]2 3n 56 76 2 6!J I 7 2 86 160

50 48 3 2 5 66 91

7il 27 61 1 3 26 14, I n 114; 190 37 30 4 1 26 29 7 S ]5 !i3 72 9 7 2 13 27 158 19 !.Ill 31 19 34, 1 11 176 334.

58 9 4;2 2 8 3 8 4 1 92 14.9 33 22 29 7 4 15 . . .. lS 30 102 1 72 6 24 1 1 ] 62 278 165 30 ]25 14 15 13 1 24 3 17 66 24,9 365

SI 14 72 65 24 2 4; 71 ~1l6 :~:, 6 29 29 11 22'1 ~ ~ '372 .. : fl7' 1':14 .' 32 r. _ 32 3 (i 14'1 2~!l Jtl ~ .. , 1 -190 334 DEYELOPMElfl' BLOCK.,.,... GUTRANI

Sl. ~ 0.11)0 of villa.go with Area. of No. or Xu. of Tota.l PopulatiolL (iuclu­ Suhotlu1olt l:3uhouulod no. TlllPlll. 'nQ.jTow-nt viJlago ,in OMu' HlflIfIt- dlrtg-Jns~ltl1tlol1ar 3ilrl.­ Casfes' 'l'fjOO8.- W &rd/Cirol0. heat are8 - pietl, . hold~ Honseless Popuit\tion}. and of Reshlt'n- town/ tial·' ward il' Hou~e8 l\.m.3 r- - ____ ...A.. ------,

P M F M :u 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 II 10 II 12 13 REVENUE THANA- DARAULI--contd.

56 Sa~tanr (59) 93.08 12S 151 1,155 527 62S 51 12 330 184 57 Khilwll' (60) 103,66 42 53 {53- 20&, 241 2() 97 16 5S" TanTwa.'K':>urd' (Ill) 1\)6.32 101' 156 1,25:; t'OS M'l' 104- 176 40 59~ Sonahlli.. V (tl2) 6UJ.:!9 ;!OO, 257 ,/I ,t\48 881 !In, 164- 7 422 J3:l 60' Naini;o-r \63) 60.70 tW SI 471 2260-, :l,t,;· 190 80 ~o

61 Bhu1au.li PH) 78.Ul 76 IO!! 871 3!J5 4it) 112 30 62' Misra~1i (il,'}) 17.40 7U 570 278 ~nJ 38 ;;4- 115 16 63: Tondu.a.· (IJ6) 14}.68 114 824 393 4-3t 74- 77 180 77 64-: Bihlui .Bu:t.lI.rg (~7) 140,02 14(, 1,167 ri73 '>[14' 115 illl 177 34 6;>' Bil\ari Ellurd (1l8) 47.3,) HO 38" I!l9 18;")' 6:1 :>7 53 1

66' D:~3f11Ull>ur (69) 3l.!17 63 73 4-71 :!IO 261 4.6 .)1, 69 67' I::!ikarpur (70) 99.!)t)' 117 13.~ H39 461 478 44- 4:.' :H3 68 Laehhmipuf (71) 21,S,) 24- 32 153 64. 81t 6- ~ :15 69,- G()harullo. (72) III.69 !l6' 126' !l6\) 499' 410 53 47 188 70 SarLlIlo (73) 53.42 3:; :;0 30D 162 201 30 26 2U 30 57

71· Gothini- (i-l)'/4-!IO,07 !J311 1,13U vS,O+7./ 4,193 3,854, 3.i0 :!2 31 1,701 504- 72· l\[ama,llr.· )75) 5:1.01 4;; 63 583 297 286 II:! !l 73 1 SoltJ,1l,r (76) 170,77 " liO :!:l!l I ,')l2 738· 774-~ P7 1,;11 :21 30' ~7S 7~ H Bauri (77) 91l.U 8[ 10,> 8f>3 445 4.08 100 100 14-1 12 7i" Hll,rpllr (78) 10i.:l-\ 66 HU 861 3U:l 3511 :!6 31 7 II 166 78

76 D ... zu'Jdar (7U) 87.>;2 ;;8 8-1- 73~ 3;;~ 380 38 3.) 140 ,~2 17 K:tleYdll.' (80) 51,311 37 4-3 3;;4-, 194 160 13 11 11 78 TttnrwiJ,· Tiwari (81) 123.83 31 ,H 371 I!lQ, 181 :!4- I!l ,;3 7 79 • C-'1i~&klW ./ (i'l2) 101.17 IDS ~61 /-"U3 1,0-'.4-· 1,059 141 147 3i9 1;)3 80 K·:[haru,\ (S:!) il:!.!J I SO 8'1 816 385 431 :!!l 37 220 72

81 Uahelio., (8 l) 42.+\1 4H 511 3t-!8 178 2 It) 17 lH 8o.l. D'Laul,. (8,;) 49.37 U 21 14-2 7;) 67 21 3':; 83 B'lag,vJ,upm' (81) 6.>.,,6 !l~ l:lfi 861 426 441 J34 160 8~ Bl}alui· (Si) SS.2:? Il, 89 568· 240 :.W iI), 87 27 8,") . KfJ.ap J J,'jUllr (~8) iH.63 53 5U 407 1711 228 40 43

81) : Rewa.si· (~U) 11:;.33 ti3 210 2.-;6 3n ;>0 J7 87 Pachu(lt'Ui (UO) :lO.M :!H !16 f 13 4:J ()( 6 88 C'takia (Ill) lil.f.:l l:l lJl) I:;~ 33 42 1(1 8') . 13'ulua. (H2) 13ii.3S l:l!) 4311 ,l;')O 21 47 PI) K ap 1\[[<;ro.'llia· e)3) :;0,\)9 ao 110 1 J;j ~2 3(1 S ' H [ P .1Jl'II'}l'u.a (IH, :l1),:l:J :lSI) 17 .• :!I).' :27 :21 ,{S .." I}" D,;uri,. (lI12) :.:;'.1) I HI :llo" :l33 4-,. "-84 93 Rtrp"lirt ([03) Ul'1.:!O 1 ,(OWl 48,~ ,'}19 I:!7 127 JIHl !H K'lil'inl; (104-) ,)8,~7 4-!17 2:>0- :l,~7 7!) .,8 2U 6-1- \I> K S'I'm')Ol'l\ (105) 32.37 4-Hi l!);, ~21 43

!VI B:,,'ltl'l ~l'i (106) 112.,')0 113 131 71H 372 419; 186 10 Ii;:! 3U 117 Balla v­ (107) 14-\1;8 3:22 3~1 .12,'[1:) 1.172 J ,323 6., 588 2i3 46- II" (hv t~p'll·. (IOil) 71.:!2 lOll . I 'If. 1.3\4 ;.98- 616 148 20 Hf). KfJ.'t"ltlnt,i (IO!}) !}6,31 112 12,,) 1/1:'l9 4.1i2 Mil 37 12 13 li8 51 lWI Pa:lre:L\l' (liB) 38.S:, 71 S~ 598 ::90 308,. 128 43 lfH M'l:l'i',,'lf \ Ill) 12.>.41) I:?O 1,1 B3 MI3 !l00 136 I,j:; 203 96 28.) 4i HI "0 I ()? B\·uO\ 11i (112) !lI.O,; :;2 -- 506 221 (1 Pi) 111.n:l, '" U11 i'nll4t;ilec! IO:l M~lid·~,\!,,;Diarlt .) ...' , , 7_1 1:! 11),1- ' J"lj"1l(1"a "- (I !l~) 1'12. '!1 1\111· fH 11 lIn· G&reri9;~ (19:;) ~J. )?

Tn~~T, M70,61 7,49.3 9,400 89,824 Sa,7Q3 3$.~211 233

SUBDIVISION-SIWAN IADAR

~ENSUS ABSTRAOT

1I.[AIN WORKERS

______..A. ______r------.~~ - _-_.------, 'iotal 1\t:ain Workers Cultivators Agricultural Hous3holc1 Other Workers l\[ argin a I Non-Worksrll (I -IX) (T) Labourers IlHlustry~ [III, IV, V(b) and Workers- L\II) ~huufacturing, VI to IX] Processing. tL rvicing an (1 Repairs [V (a)]

,. _ __ J-- ___ -, .-__ J-- _____ ...... r- - - __ ..A. - - - -, r- - _..A. _ --, _A_ --. ,- _A_ -, r- -- _J--_ - ... M F M }' M 1,' ~I v' M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2::' 23 24 25 26 27 28

212 8 J 74 2 12 i) 3 23 8 1 307 619 80 2 71 1 1 .. S l:~ 59 113 186 270 6 198 1 (I,) 5 2 10 338 64;1 339 82 243 3' 53 4'1 11 4 22 6 8 17 534 868 78 4.9 27 .i 3l .,"") 1 ~ l!) 10 18 28 130 168

165 (j 90 HI 2 56 4 230 470 115 15 64. 3 48 11 · . 3 1 163 277 14') 3il 73 1 39 16 1 10 32 3 16 12 232 389 267 21 220 12 13 4 18 2 16 3 4 15 302 558 83 3i 49 3) 3-\ 4 116 151

80 100 22 53 99 5 130 161 201 28 169 20 21 8 II 4 256 450 27 8 20 7 5 1 2 37 81 262 14 63 171 12 2 .. 26 .2 3 237 453 69 34- 3'J 2 8 4 1 31 27 93 173 1,904. 3U6 620 58 436 18:; 15(\ 6!12 63 6 6 2,283 3,M2 159 286 138 129 .. !) .. " 368 17" 22H (\!J Hi; UH 5 2 4.'1 5 2 365 591 199 26 147 4 25 22 27 245 382 109 17 84 12 12 4. 13 3 193 339 173 2 116 49 2 8 2 181 376 96 ijl; :n 3 3 98 157 65 1 til 4 1 125 180 5l4; 9 343 4. U8 3 .. ria 2 2 528 1,050 251 399 134; 32 58 3~ 28 1 3i 4 85 81 .. 4 93 210 47 67 2)1 211 Ii 2 " .. · - 34;9 17:1 6 1i7 !'Ill I 12 :{ In 1 35 86 218 71 l!l 11 n 2 150 304 fl!1 15 2 217 !H II 91 1() 1 88

91 17 70 Iii 16 5 119 239 45 1 .. 50 113 46 .. 149 63 5 ;'4 8 !i I 77 181 10 175 10 10 2 252 4.40 114, 48 1 H 1 a 02 108 205 61 6·t 3 223 92 10 18 6 9 4. :') 124 3 .. 250 511i 2M 231 226 21 6a !-I 47 21 131 119 " · . 206 81 15 58 10 (J 17 5 114. 225 381 147 3" 93 19 21) 10 1 27 9 78 197 24 !17 46 12 lal s 3 10 732 1,235 431 .86 292 2 8 2 126 353 ~45 4. 45 · . 553 232 l4. 199 5 21 9 2 In 230 112 308 p8 54 ;,s 6 595 5 18!) 66 8 3 323 260 285 ·62 42 Ii Ii 11)9 . ·331 IRJ (I 1I'H f\ 7 .. In H~ 2S3 lIil !il 8.5 2 HI 2 11 4- G U3 3 1.+,663 2,256 9,526 709 2,851 1,234 3S0 37 1,936 2~6 212 653 18,827 83,71 234

:Q~V~P'~NT BLOGK-XAIRWA URBAN/VJ.l.LA~J P,I_AIlY

81. Name of vi1la~6 with Areti. of No. of No. of Total Population (ir..clu- Sclwduled SchtJdul(ld LitI:I1.I1~_t; no. 'I'han. no.' own/ village in 00(1),- HOI\!'e- ding Institution"l and Calltell 'l'dlell W IlrdfCiirele. heotllores pied holds. Houseless PopUlation) ODd of Residen- town, tial ward in Houses KJn,a. r--.. - _._._ . .A._ - - - ...... r--..A--"""'I ._..A.._ ...... r--~-"""'I

p 1\1 j' 1\1 F M F M F

l J 3 4 0 6 7 8 I) 10 11 12 13 U REVENUE THANA-SIWAN-cQrwl.

I Jagdishpur (I) 183.72 87 107 646 287 3ii9 28 34 97 25 38 291 139 51 Hi 2 Dewan Chak ~2) 46.13 4-8 Hi2 3 Kilpur 3) 121.40 83 83 54,9 27a 276 40 36 88 6 Qadir Chak (4) 38.85 33 34 194 89 105 34- 1 •5 Si8wa (5) 81.70 77 95 620 290 330 4.1 51 13 8 119 25 IS Basdewa. (6) 123.83 56 84 512 228 284 4-l 1 7 Bisunpu,r.. (7) 93.08 130 130 974 456 518 68 66 168 67 8 Tali (8) 67.99 41 43 ;'36 168 If8 4 2 61 103 9 Baraipatti t9) 108.45 14.4- 165 J,I)21 457 564 50 81 143 10 10 Mura,rpatti (10) 149.33 171 185 1.201 588 703 63 91 II 12 227 32 11 RamplU" (II) 86.60 14-4- 144- 928 4-i)4- 414 :31 15 131 31 12 N.utau (12) 397.80 401) 447 J3,373 1.704 1.669 140 1'>5 49 56 686 146 IS Kurm.uta (13) 92.67 JIB 1'58 1,056 604- 552 68 61 8 ii !HO 28 14. Gandharpa (14) 96.72 90 105 725 368 357 78 78 79 I} Iii -Ithsp Bankat (15) 535.39 392 457. v3.012 1,427 1,585 258 311 70 81 514. 48 16 Khalw. (16) 195.46 204- 2IJ4 1.671 766 flO:; 103 133 366 137 17 a~ga,rh (17 ) 171.58 185 :.l12 1.471 U4. 727 72 69 363 72 18 Sagra (l8) 113.72 85 101 683 332 351 33 35 17 20 101 22 19 Narkatia. (19) 14.0.83 155 216 1.499 733 761i 43 51 177 18 20 Pipra (20) 104.00 70 110 767 402 365 19 19 26 26 142 16 21 Bara Shikuara (21) 99.fi5 20 33 224- ll:l 112 42 39 HI 3 22 Maraohlli (22) 163.90 57 81 538 248 290 3 4. 1 112 4.5 23 Shikuar. (23) 89A3 84 J06 806 4,27 379 49 47 8 2 176 34- 2~ Galimapur (24) 103.60 68 74- 4-89 241 248 75 4- 2i Se"mari. (25) 456.48 405 501 A,a6!}, 1,757 1.612 138 loll 667 149

26 Bahimpur (26) 76.08 64 83 556 28~ 274- HI 17 32 , 27 Jilallla. (27) 80.9,1. 14- 15 89 4.4- 41', 38 38 ~) 28 n.1wa (8) 80.['3 79 \)5 646 268 378 24- 36 107 17 2Q S~mra BU:/lU1 (29) 4fl.94 71 HO 675 sa9 306 11M 12 30 Semra. Khul' (~O) 411.13 41 46 362 18i, 177 91 20

31 Narayanpur (31 ) 2fl.54 3\J 58 504 249 2t)~) IL 14 61 4 3:! ¥isra.uli Khas (32) 72.03 38 3S 372 HID 183 !I !J 113 4 33 Kbap Misrallli (33) 51.80 6() 7:') 487 235 252 ]0 8 !.9 17 34 Tilmapur (34) 8!J.84 42 :;7 527 267 260 24 4(> 124, 17 35 Pl\rtappur (35) 43.30 26 2H 196 fJ? 104- 4-7 14-

36 X,thia (36) 18;;.75 l"S 21 .• 1.521 ~42 779 174. ]90 302 73 31 Sh.lthpur Misrallli (3i) 41.68 (,9 9·t 6;~9 330 :l2!1 06 66 IIi, 17 3a ~h.pur \38) 83.36 114 13i 023 437 486 59 59 188 78 39 Hi,sir Chak (39) 4.4.11 67 lO9 6,H 333 318 101 84 92 5 40 H$rPUf (40) llO.07 63 70 539 269 270 20 II 1::6 36

41 ltilpur (.J.l) 74.06 89 137 /1,051 506 545 15 22 272 133 42 Jrial)irpu,r (42) 724.78 649 794- 5~>05 2.691 2,814 211 274- 2 559 86 .3 1)omdih (43) 230.67 136 184- 1.325 643 682 '" ]63 30 ~apllr. U4) 510.30 376 495 1./3,1')50 1.721 1.829 181 202 671 9~ "4.5 Atw.,. (n) 250.50 ll~ J48 953 ~j·3 510 2 3 2 :JOS ~Q '6 'Patkha.l\li (46) 67.1S 75 7:i :)45 2~~2 293 .)... 4- 45 ... 7 Sllrujpur~ (47) 179.68 7~j 8:l 64.2 302 340 :HI 30 J21 1, ...~ "b.Manjhll. (48) 38'.83 :::41 299 \/,3.141\ 1.049 1,(J97 .')11 77 45 33 3:!8 1I.i! ~~ (;f:9) 252.93 131 ]89 1.~26 760 760 77 i9 301 44 .... (,'\0) 113,3] 73 82 S'» 2HI 278 fI , .15 IiO ~tm.th 8 .235

iUBDIVISIOM- 'tWA! JADAll CENSUS AliSTRACT

MAIN WOBlt1iRIi

~------~------~ Total Main Workers Cultivators Agrioultural Household Other Workers Mal'jinal Non·W orlierlt (I-IX) (1) Labourers Illdustry- [III, IV, V(b) Workers (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Processing, Servioing and Repairs (V (a)l r- -- _-..A.----"'l .----"------"'\ r- --_..... ~-- ...... r--~-- ...... r- - -~- - ...... r- -~-~ - -, ,-- -~--"""\

:M: F )1 F M F M F M F M F M F

Hi I6 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 240 25 26 27 28

!)2 ;.11 !l3 18 2 3 7 29 (J6 166 282 63 iH. .. 9 1 711 11'1 J39 13 113 3 ]S IO 8 .J3,. 263 4. 4'\ .. 4-,) 106 j;H 14 91 43 13 2 Iii 139 316

77 3 65 3 6 6 .. Il 20 1~0 261 210 104- Ir3 61 19 21 , 34 22 :'.-46 414- 61 2 li5 1 1 1 I) 107 166 :J08 2[> Ml 22 24- 1 34. 1 ....) 249 JIJ7 270 106 HI2 88 21 17 17 40 1 5 13 313 584 200 19 127 5 26 4- 8 311 10 234- 4ali 7(;0 ijl) 406 [) 107 H 7 230 6 Ii 949 1,61' 220 ;) 195 2 16 9 2 18 28.2 531 182 3 120 2 .0 1 3 19 186 3U 592 50 468 :.I 78 48 1 45 10 25 826 J,/lI0 333 97 241 n ,}5 42 8 37 1 60 M 373 733 3;;1 ;) 322 2 17 :.I 10 I Hi 392 709 142 36 105 Ii) 22 21 Hi 190 311; 368 13ii 187 ij 161 J21 /) 4. 15 .'5 3 2 362 6:19 181 }oj, 140 :'0 13 II I 1 220 Ill}} 48 5 46 2 [) 64, 107 108 9 87 6 S 3 13 14-0 2111 209 4- 201 3 5 1 2 218 375 72 1}9 11 2 169 248 798 33 66... 3 !i3 :28 8 2 33 23 149 936 1,430 13;) 3;) 72 3 71 :,2 2 10 57 127 18= 2'; 12 3 20 12 21 33 98 17 75 10 }6 7 6 11 :2 159 339 131 114 4- 13 23 215 3011 5;) 38 8 9 15 4- 115 173

ll2 109 1 2 11] 256 83 8 66 I 8 16 106 175 94 lIi 71 2 I" 13 2 7 141 ~37 a8 SO 18 10 I 208 2~ 3:1 II 21 7 7 4 I) 3 6 iI6 i7 3;'ii 12 2{j,l 2 61 10 28 7 7 380 . 760 130 t6 ao .. i},j 211 45 .. Ii 25 183 278 19n 8 119 3 18 4 62 1 2 238 478 133 22 129 22 4 I) 200 290 1:16 36 III 30 12 ii 3 I It2 233

lSJ 34 III} 7 50 22 2 43 Ii ,,3 43 268 468 1.291 92 964- 2$ 14-9 60 2S ~ 150 I 8 13 1.392 2.709 :.!9.f. 18 27!} 14- 8 4- 1 6 1 .. 348 861: 7l1S 64 lI.n 3;; 73 28 1 6!l IJ 023 1/166 176 l~ 143 13 16 3 1 16 1) 1 26~ 493 140 133 2 112 !Sa I) ~, 135 1 123 I " 187 889 418 23 310 13 100 9 10 28 601 It, J,67' 296 23t; 10 40 5 21 '1 81 ~O9 664 128 IJ 108 .. 17 2 3 14* 272 236

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK- MAIRWA URBAN, VILLAGE PRIMARY

81. N,uua of villago with Arot1 ot" No. of No. of Totall'opl.iation (inelll­ Sl'heduled Scheduled no. '.r,~ana no.!l'own! village in Oeen­ Rouse· ding Institutiollal and Cast(~ Tril. ;; Wa,rdfCircle. heotares pied ,I()lds HouseloRs l'ol'ulation) o,nd of R"sidpu- townf tial ward in Houses KIn'. r- _.~~_.A. -~--'-, r- ._..A. -_ - -, r- - ~.A.~_ -- -, r- - ..A. ____ -,

p M F M F

:l 3 4 (\ '7 10 11

REVENUE THANA- SIWAN- CO/ita.

51 Hadauli (51) i'i3.-U 4;, 4.11 197 .214 8 63 9 52 :N"arayanpur (.'2) :128.2U 307 :.! ,076 !Hl9 1.087 110 14;; 4-7':; ]00 ;;3 Gam"'irpur (53) 3,:;1.67 32!.1 2,847 IA31 1,.1,1(\ 74 365 7S 5.a. BishambharplIl' ("-f,) 6J.51 til 355 J7:l Hi:.? :!fj 37 (i;'j Agal~nta (55) :1!l7.8U :117 2,038 !IS.) 1,11.):1 1 HI} 422

56 Khudra (36) 83.36 88 ll3 I !)6 377 411) 6 4. 166 35 57 Slljaon ( .• '1) :H2.41 H)S 2611,720 S07 913 131 16S 50 68 2:l0 4-1 i)8 Paohlaklti (58) :H6.4t) 273 3('4 :_> ,391 I, Ii,:! J ,23fl 11;0 158 20 17 421 127 59 Gobardhana «('2) 62.32 UninhabIted 60 HatflMuji (63) 3l(l.86 761 60 64 3 U6 III

61 Hasult (64-) 514.75 3n.> ,)22 4,1)8:: 2.015 2,067 228 239 21 654- 191 62 Baroha (6,,) 37.23 r,.) 76 4,;1 225 226 18 23 III \I 63 HiI' Makriar (66) 9-J..2!l 10i) (Hi 486 461 77 !Jl 217 J6 64 Ohhotka M,tnjha (7l) 552.79 380 :!,047 I,tl08 J ,li39 143 158 481 127 6i) Sa.jna ~ 7:?) 29.14 III 4-61 ~22 23n 60 1

66 Phulwaria (73) 14".68 89 II 0 840 411) 4-27 ;) 4- 12& 13 67 Hl\rpur (i4.) 101.57 107 li,O 996 468 528 6i, IIi) 8 :J 199 30 tl8 Titar.a, (75) 802.08 64.4- 705 1>,68!) 2,755 :.!,934 2.';6 24-5 7 15 1,114. 289 69 Pokhrora (76) 14:;.1;8 75 ()5 757 378 :l79 36 35 1 144 17 70 Kuldipa (77) 4:!.3u 22 3.. 177 82 95 57 67 27 71 L,lCh'lirnipur (78) U2.04 163 196 1,263 o!G 647 27 28 4- 226 48 72 Ba.laspur (7fJ) :18.8.} 1)0 ,')2 482 :l.W 226 23 16 123 37 73 Pharchltuhi (80) 66.37 fa 'J 7 :Hl!J 192 ]77 !J II 40 74 Gopalehak (XI) 31.16 42 ii2 34-2 163 179 :l0 1 7(> 1\{!lriYari (s2) 37;,.95 241 :J98 2,:!17 1.126 1,091 ],,3 169 4-28 104

76 Bn,raso (s3) I03.H) 83 98 7:;8 4flO 298 7:'J 114- 187 16 77 Mairwa (84) Wholly mergod in Mairwa (NAC) 78 Lashkari Chhapra (85) 19.42 15 21 149 70 73 40 16 79 No.ukatola (86) Wholly mf'rg('o in Mairwfl (NAC) 80 Ghansho.m Mathia (R7) ]5.38 18 20 13fl 72 10 16 15 3

81 Sirinagar (88) Wholly merged. in :\[ail'wa (NAC) 82 Moti Chh60pra (89) Wholly mer~e(l ir Mail'wfl (NAC) 88 Bhopo.tpura (90) 87.41 72 88 !l21l 321 30,; 18 14. 117 19 84 Bargaor (!II) 267,90 305 a,j4 2,553 1,322 ],231 51 38 421 37 85 Narahiya (lI2) 82.l!) 41 .g 297 162 131) 16 III SS._ 25

8t Karjania (93) 70.82 103 III 724 377 347 67 140 20 87 Kabite. (94) 34.40 3!1 41 281 143 138 64 16 88 lfathia (95) 40.47 16 18 141 70 71 27 23 22 89 Dhamichhapra (96) 82.9{1 ;;0 87 524 260 264 25 42 12 8 95 15 90 Parasia (97) 49.78 8;; !l8 119 .. 343 353 14 21 159 35

91 Parasia Khurll (98) 57.87 39 48 371 180 191 37 48 88 12 92 Nawada (99) 72.03 40 54 410 191 219 16 18 '14 HI 93 Kaithaulillo (100) 81.75 134 IIIl I,ll() 54:8 562 67 (1) 162 31 94 Haruathpllr (101 ) 38.85 24 31 183 107 76 26 95 Chakia (102) 25,90 16 19 122 67 55 36 1

96 Chupchupwl> (103) 77.29 61 81 5.38 288 270 64 60 92 S 97 Surdasahi (104) 2.83 V ninhab it~fl 98 13abhnauli (105) 192.22 269 32& 2,258 1,101 1,157 218 237 484 121 99 Arazi Inglish (lOb) 16,19 3 7 43 22 21 6 4 13 1 100 Labhri (107) 153.37 128 151 1,022 531 491 53 43 208 27 237

SOBDIVISION- SIWAN SADAR CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS

'-..... _. ___ ~~ ____ . __.~._~ ._~._~ ... _ . .A. _ .__ . - -_ .. _-_._ ...... , Total MaIn WorKers Cultivators Agricultural Housuhold Other Workers Marginal Non·Workers (I· IX) (I) Lauourers Industry (III, IV, V(b) Worker>! (II) Manufacturing, and. VI to IX] Processing, Servicing an<\ Repairs (V (a)] ,- .... - -"- _ ... -. , r- - __ .. .A.. _. _., r- ., r--.A.- ~--. ,- .A.., ,- - . .A. - --. ,- . .A. ... _,

F M F F 1\1 J!' AI F

15 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

86 . . 46 3;; , . 5 111 214- 465 (;3 3:>2 :!2 70 38 6 37 3 {I 524 1,018 1163 :;1. ali!) Iii 37 4. 19 :~8 :I 3 'i07 1,382 7U 1:l 77 10 \)4 J 70 58 327 14 H7 43 2 H) 5iiO !l!J4

liH 1 ~",~ !l 7 1!J6 412 80S 36 271 19 91 15 6 2i) 2 414 877 ti20 20 378 H4 28 48 1 2 21 030 ],189

v _ 367 17 4 ·) 2 15 3 14 3l)1

!1l0 6l) 6k8 !) 12H 54 7 3 87 3 7 6 ],098 1,992 106 4- 3 6 1 Z 3 2 1I!l 220 24,. 89 192 21 4-:; 6tl 8 2 241 37l' MJ7 2.j. 1556 9 21 1 32 2 4 H07 1,511 H 64 2 8 11" 10 137 :129

1+0 113 8 2 17 5 274 4.27 201 31 138 35 2S 28 3 267 497 1,245 ]:12 931 48 144 71 2 ]lIS 13 }5 32 1,4!}1) 2,770 Iii!! ]3 116 7 12 4- i"j 2 26 ii 214; 34-2 :10 8 )4 2 ]4 6 2 H 13 46 74-

271 17:. 51 3 !l 345 6;'4 !I:~ ~"'.J 4- -} 163 222 90 7 71 Ii Iii 1 102 170 53 17 47 Hi 4 1 110 162 4407 347 2 68 3 678 1,085

IS:? 126 ;;4 20 :ll 3 33 3 ~78 215

30 29 1 1 4;6 72

27 7 16 ( 2 39 65

130 911 24 6 191 301> tiU3 10 4HH 7 IOO 3 31 8 OSI:! 1,213 72 12 49 11 1 1 90 122

JIl2 G4 134 47 7 3 12 9 215 293 63 1 56 1 2 IW ]3ii . 1 7 21) 20 !) 41 7u 86 24 70 III 16 174 240 l4.9 11 118 10 2 24 ]3 I 181 341

82 9 70 3 I) 6 3 98 182 89 2 S..', 6 2 102 217 2,;8 2" 123 79 17 2 54 S 29U 537 76 1 72 1 4 31 75 24 21 3 43 55

148 7 106 3 35 4 7 140 . 236

.64 34 389 29 51 5 U 637 1,123 6 3 5 8 1 16 18 240 122 197 94 29 28 Ii 291 369

239

C~IIISUS A.STRACT

MAIN WORKER~

~------~------~ Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Household Other WOlkers Maf!~il'al Non·Workers (1 .. IX) (1) Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V(b) Workers (II) Manufacturing, and VI ~o IX] Processing, Servicing an(t Repairs [V (a)] r-"'-- _..A-._ - --~ r-- ___ .A.. ____ ~ r----"- _--, ~- ._..A- __ ~ ~ .._-A..-~ r-" _..A- - -~ r- .. ----..A-.---.

F F M F F M F F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

280 22 188 7 73 H. 19 1 305 6011 32 9 2.1} 7 2 3 1 47 73

:I 4.0 .. :I 3 1 60 108 70 4 57 1 12 3 1 81 143 ."23 1 22 1 1 1 29 47

87 14 60 3 8 7 3 3 16 1 2 128 233 588 135 500 46 7 61 11 64 28 23 26 777 1,281 187 I) 148 5 12 27 1 2 1 275 4.74 45 I 18 2 2i) 1 I I 49 'Ill 18 16 1 1 I 25 43 38 I 34 1 1 3 1 43 83 6J 8 56 8 2 7 13 13 121 201 la8 120 I} 1 8 I 1 194 338 56 49 1 6 108 152 164 151 IS 8 2 248 'H5

')r"' 26 ' .. 61 ~;J 4 20 4 5 I 53 .. 51 3 1 2 4- 8 67 153 17b 178 185 413 59 24 42 I} 14 15 3 22 25 156 215

325 (} 285 35 5 4: 5 340 623 101 3 99 2 .. 2 I 3 3 157 300 218 39 145 14" 35 19 4 3 34 3 15 96 265 4.13 128 8 ItS 1 6 6 .. 4: I .. 232 -416 370 82 21)9 24 56 55 2 43 3 10 43 490 846 986 112 639 26 127 59 8 2 212 5 9 ·16 1,27 4 2,176 524 22 469 2 23 20 32 781 1,516 59 6 27 3 11 21 2 11 t\ 144 197 104 12 7!) 7 :") fl 20 197 331 197 134 35 28 247 468 -- , 17,477 2,798 21,121 1,188 S,U8 1,450 224 45 2,714 165 577 1,029 34,828 61,67S .' ' ARBA CO MIlITTEE

358 27 158 Ii 31 18 7 1 162 3 37 417 730 1,192 40 40 87 24 5S 3 1,007 13 24 1,549 2,347 658 42 24.0 3 135 29 46 I 237 9 887 1,399 550 70 169 12 66 37 r, :no 21 627 990 ',7&8 179 607 20 319 103 111\ I) 1,716 46 25 38 3,4S() 5.466 %4,0

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK':'_BARHARIA URBANIVILLAGE PRIMARY

1'l1. ~Lt'll) of vill IV't!,l, "\.'.'<>t of .N}. of .No. of 'r(}~al Popld>t~,i()I\ (indll- S"hodldt>d Scheduled LitertttCI!I Il·). l' Oil t 11')., r) ,1"11/ vill~6<) ill O~cu- Ho ISe- ding Institu~ional s,nd Oastes Tribes W t\l'd/,jil'cle hO..ltal\lS pied !;olds H,}tlSeless Population) and of R:.siden. townl tial Ware{ in Hf).lseil Km.' ,,--"" ... -."~""'--. ~.- .., ,,-._""'-- .... ,-----"- - .., r--"" -"-- -"">

P 'M F M F M )I~ M F

1 2 3 .£ [) I) 7 8 !I 10 II 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-SIWAN-colitd.

1 Bhalui (276) 214-.08 152 184 1,250 604 616 36 50 188 25 2 Mahmmad,pur (277) 97.93 101 135 1,163 599 564 41 37 293 50 3 Sunclarpur (278) 384.45 313 421 2,510 1,252 1,258 157 158 32 50 348 53 4 Lachhmi Chak (279) 49.78 52 66 423 210 213 12 11 3 3 88 22 5 B!I. (289) 156.21 617 604 4,108 J,932 2,176 235 285 634 122 15 KBil (290) 775.77 786 1,03;) 7,579 3,161 3,812 3840 380 49 44 1,260 245 16 Paranpur (291) 90.65 89 105 698 330 368 107 115 134 22 17 Sauna. (292) 285.30 196 24.7 1,718 852 866 11 16 291 66 18 Jagatpnr (293) 66.77 39 4.5 306 151 155 22 29 40 12 19 Aeapur (294,) 36.02 18 25 224 li2 112 4,3 6 20 Rasll1lmr (295) 148.52 169 194 1,201 592 609 109 134 184 26 21 Narharpur (296) 158.23 87 99 716 365 351 75 73 149 13 22 Girdha.rpur (297) 61.99 78 \)1 546 226 32[) 65 99 55 1 23 Panrwa (298) 115.74 157 192 1,150 488 602 30 58 ]89 26 24 Babuhllta (299) 60.70 80 97 631 297 334 2 1 131 55 25 Shekhpura (:jOO) 123.02 113 153 I,009 506 503 4', '4, 138 17 26 Madhaupur (301) 134.76 242 312 2,199 1,103 1,096 120 126 487 284 27 Kaillchhaprn (302) 37.64 55 H 517 26J 256 32 28 41 5 28 Nasirchhaprn (303) 31.57 35 51 362 182 180 :19 22 29 Dbanaoll (304) 164.3U 201 2H 1,576 765 811 IS6 213 276 1I7 30 Harpnr (305) 115.77 92 113 101 3f)5 34.6 109 104- 82 17

31 Chhatisi (306) 35.21 27 50 ~~53 178 175 1.1 11- 39 3 32 Nirkhi Chha.,lra (3J7) 29.14- 12 12 116 60 56 24- 3 33 Mira Chhapra (308) 77.70 (if) 6;, 639 322 lJI7 101 93 120 81 34- Chhaka TI h (3)9) 50.59 113 114 972 470 502 41 47 166 28 35 Snrahia (310) 10!J.26 64 9,; 510 226 284 22 31 78 16

36 Bars3.ra (3U) 86.60 100 10.) 8')-)~~ 3~9 4:33 48 41 183 109 37 Khanpllr (312) 91).65 70 79 6S0 343 337 1 2 65 2 38 Tetahli (313) 246.05 21:l8 399 2,609 1,281 1,328 84 87 359 116 39 Suro.hia (314) 163.49 201 2S(, 1,859 912 947 lOS ll9 5 3 497 206 40 Nawalpur (315) 2?3.38 200 2S1 1,982 953 1,029 209 215 M6 79

41 Mahbub chhllpra (316) 26.71 38 5.3 465 2~2 223 19 32 63 13 42 Bhalua (317) 2404.83 183 244 1,782 850 932 126 166 20 16 372 182 43 Patti Bha.lua (318) 63.13 66 91 515 223 292 40 70 79 16 44 Barh!l.ria. (319) 444.34 546 709 4,326 2,164 2,H 2 198 18.; 933 302 4,:) CUllin ch!\pprl" (320) 70.S2 70 76 44,9 H)2 257 10 15 23

4-6 0hak Pararau1l8 (321) 47.7;~ 83 135 >157 411 446 \1 !\ 38 4l 18.5 50 47 Pararaullfl, (321) \77.6;, 97 14,1) 1.08i1 MI ,,42 ,,7 ;;~ 18~ III 48 :M:a.thurapur (323) 1ROA\} 14-3 n~ 1,300 599 iOI S6 8R 213 27 4,'} Alllpur (324) 102.79 ';4 91 5&~ 205 303 HI 3') 33 iii) Pakwaliya (325) 116.14 un 1~3 893 403 490 4S liS 95 22 ~41

SUBDIVISIOl{-SIW AN SADAR CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN W ORKBRS

r------,------.-.------__ .A.~ ______., - ..------...... Total Main Workers Cultivators Household Other Workers Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (I) Al>Ticult ur 111 Industry- [III, IV, V(b) and Workors Labourer~ Manufacturing, VI to IX] (II) Processing, Servicing and Repairs [V (a) J ,_.-__ .A. _____ ...... ,-__ ---.A.---...... r---.A. ----. r---.A.--- ...... r---.A.-- ...... r--- _.A. - ----. r--_.A.--......

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

282 '7 243 1 32 6 (i 322 639 314 28 277 14- 24 1.;\ 13 4 64 281 482 604 14 [juG 11 14 1 7 1 28 1 1 648 1,243 Il3 2 77 1 8 1 2 26 97 211 92 2 84 1 4 4- III 210

114- 5 62 [) 2 61 123 559 37 435 10 100 26 24 1 4- 7 603 1,171 326 II} 268 \} 37 4 21 6 10 4.0 364- 661 8~ 4 61 1 12 3 10 120 232 121 lIS 3 112 192

20n 11 108 2 79 7 1 ' 21 2 10 228 467 453 13 382 2 24 10 (i 41 1 3 11 4.98 888 1,<)79 204 1,334 70 HO 122 21 ' 4- 184, 8 14- 24 2,396 4,207 84,9 95 518 38 170 39 25 14 136 4 1 1 1,082 2,080 1,870 154 1,160 32 510 110 67 5 133 7 16 12 1,881 3,646 }46 12 93 31 12 16 9 7 175 349 394 31 284 8 96 20 2 14- 1 458 835 69 38 28 8 38 30 3 82 U7 50 13 35 5 10 8 5 1 62 98 320 36 240 7 72 29 8 1 272 572 159 36 127 II 28 25 4 3 206 312 89 41 58 10 30 31 1 137 279 181 23 1~2 6 39 16 2 21 1 304 638 148 20 127 12 14 8 1 149 314 219 8 146 1 46 I 8 19 6 13 274 495

469 17 213 8 16[; 5 14 3 ~7 1 11 3 623 1,076 83 3 60 16 6 3 1 178 253 91 80 .,r- 6 91 180 326 IS 150 112 10 28 4- 36 3 15 12 424 781 IJ'!' 14 108 38 14- 1 7 201 332

!J9 2 87 10 2 2 79 173 21 20 I 39 56 145 20 47 r,3 6 45 14 177 297 IllS 4 125 37 4- 6 - 302 498 8;) 6 73 9 {; 14-4- 278 197 9 131 43 5 II 12 3 192 4-24- 174 lM 7 1 2 169 337 (;1)2 18 405 2 H6 10 " 51 6 2 26 677 1,284- :l:f·1, 3" 242 21 56 13 3 33 1 I 578 9Il 498 100 3~6 :18 120 68 3 20 4 455 929 121 I 75 29 1 17 121 222 3!J4 24 261 1 96 20 2 35 3 456 908 80 3:; 61 29 "t 6 3 18 8 23 126 234 949 37 362 14- 24-6 18 2~ 317 5 33 18 1,182 2,107 88 5 82 2 4 3 2 15 104- 237 164- 3 106 24- 2 34 1 247 443 278 62 158 4 84, 58 11 25 263 480 224- 13 182 11 II 1 3 28 1 1 14- 374 674- 150 18 142 17 6 1 2 lIS 285 209 72 p9 1 60 70 1 9 194- 417 242

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-BARHARIA URBAN/VI~LAQE_ PIDMARY

Sl. N arne of village with AriJa of No. of No. of Total Population (inolu· Scheduled Schoduled Literates no. Thana no.JTownJ village in Occu- House- ding Institutional and Ca.stes Tribes Wa.ra.:jCircle hectares pied holds Houseless Population) and of Resi.den- townJ tial warrl in Houses Km". r-_ - - - --"-- - --, r- ---"-----., r---"---, r----"---, P M F M F M F M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

REVENUE THANA-SIWAN~contd.

51 Piprahi (326) 99.96 90 116 887 44;6 44.l 19 28 182 52 52 Lauan (337) 216.91 173 224 1,635 "l6S 867 59 78 415 23!S 53 Haraliya. (328) 128,~8 161 232 1,496 733 758 194 183 6 8 271 126 64 Koiri Tola. (329) 134.35 252 325 2,361 1,131 1,23J 52 6:, 24 33 5:12 219 55 Kuahi (330) 127.07 79 107 799 335 4014 47 48 120 40

56 Sabha Chak (331) 84.17 69 80 493 208 285 37 57 49 4 57 Manl!!iliata (332) 66.37 43 65 388 180 208 4;4 43 46 1 58 KltrWa (333) 160.25 160 202 I,J,79 687 792 14 11) ~59 35 a!) Qismat ElurW'aHa. (334) 19.42 Uninh~!Jitert 60 Hathgain (335) 209.22 175 19;) 1,186 577 609 32 27 136 7

(U SurW'alia t336) 169.56 115 153 1,025 469 556 77 90 41 36 175 J,9 62 Bangra (44&) 267.49 121 166 1,176 [:43 633 15 14 125 22 .,3 Balapu!-, (445} 271.14 294 299 ?,308 1.070 l,2a8 177 189 39 53 308 93 61- Khiza.rohak (446) 36.83 14- 26 239 116 123 20 24 58 28 1$5 'Tilbbjri1a Khurd(J,47) 55.04 25 35 276 125 151 19 10 30 10 tlG. Tilbhiriya (448) 8704.1 85 131 886 H2 4.44 1 94- 9 Ka.J:a.Il. 67 Ranipl,r (449) 127.47 135 195 1,541 767 774 53 52 388 172 68 Atbkhambha (450) 48.16 89 150 1,12·9 537 592 12 19 315 2J.8 6·) Sadarp~ (45l.) 245.64- 232 266 2,113 1,056 I,Oli7 35 34 37 29 4.23 83 7{) Paharpur t452) 122.62 161 199 1,J,55 751 704 IJ.8 112 233 54 71 Habippur (453) 105.62 136 156 1,095 508 587 35 3·1 175 117 72. Pakri Sultan (4.54) 67.99 81 100 638 296 342 10 10 123 36 73 Bahuara. Qadir (~55) 12::;.3.5 180 228 1,751 817 034 103 102 176 37 74 Siurajpur (456) 16.19 27 28 173 86 87 67 70 ::I 75 Siurajpu,r \457) 22.26 20 23 170 86 84 27 1

76. Siswa. (458) 93.89 113 217 1,398 644 754- 08 118 302 217 71 Maba:madp11r (459) 35.21 15 21 155 89 66 .. 8 9 24 78 Cha.pkannauli (460) 39.66 33 36 263 122 141 31 35 37 :; 79 Kanhallli (461) 53.01 53 69 4-24- 205 219 97 III 57 80 Ena.et ohha.pra (462) 39.25 30 38 244 110 134- 13 H 39

81 Mananpura (463) 146.09 132 166 1.119 525 594- 22 28 78 2 8"). Bha.bhopa.li (4-64 ) 221.36 208 21J. 1.792 846 946 12~, 157 38 35 277 23 8.3 Kutu,b chhapra (J,65) 10~.00 30 36 210 107 103 2 2 20 3 8~. KnrW'a. (J,66) 89.43 III 150 875 416 41>9 18 22 11 18 ]07 20 85 Raohhopali (467) 193.03 170 239 1,488 736 752 41 44 196 11

86 J a.garnathpu,r (468) 92.67 77 119 884 427 457 14 26 107 13 sri Jagd;s~pur (4-69) 98.34- 50 62 302 179 213 CO 99 43 10 88 Shampur (470) 77.29 103 144 822 410 412 161 161 87 18 89 RudarHata (471) 3.>.99 4.2 58 325 150 175 96 117 27 3 90 Gambhir Hata (472) '>2.20 17 17 157 79 78 37 42 25

91 Gopa.lpur (473) 45.73 22 44 277 113 164 25 39 11 12 13 92 Babu, Hata (~7J.) 40_06 45 56 38;) 195 190 22 22 69 16 93 La.la Ha.ta t475 ) 4-7.35 43 59 327 135 192 ]07 11>5 26 8 94- Ptlraina (~76) 168.35 180 195 1,305 645 660- 49 65 277 77 95 Chandan (477) 81.34- 38 45 274 121 153 33 9 Chhapra.

96 Jiadi Tills (478) 80.94 84 105 6JO 287 353 40 49 133 2 97 Rampur (479) 250.90 172 199 1,362 651 711 36 29 222 17 98 Paltu Hata (480) 104.41 85 133 805 371 434 38 39 IJ.3 42 99 Pa.int81is (481) 13.35 5 5 64 28 36 11 100 Kori Paksr (482) 85.39 66 124- 845 419 4~6 6 5 179 50 Nilami. .243

SUBDIVISION- SIWAN SADAR CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORK&;RS

~------~------~ Total Main Workers Cultivators Agriculturol Household Other Workers Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (I) Labourers Industry- [IIi. IV. V(b) Workers (II) Manufacturing, and VI to rX] Processing, Servicing and Repairs [V (a)] ~ __-A. __., ~ ___ -A. __ ', ~ ~ ___ -A. __ ., __ .-A. _,_ •., ~_._-A. ___ -, ... - i..A... r-- - ~-"--~ --~ ~ " M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

235 II 205 5 30 6 2U 430 282 38 210 4 37 34 I 34 32 9 454 820 321 21 132 4 157 15 32 2 2 (; Jl5 732 532 76 345 32 42 16 28 7 117 21 27 !ll 57:! 1,063 188 3J. 166 10 21 24 1 197 380

99 35 79 7 16 26 2 4- 4 108 246 74- 3t f>6 20 7 13 1 i01 iu 279 4 22f. 1 45 3 8 408 788 276 13 224 8 50 5 2 301 596 208 77 172 42 15 33 21 2 26i 479 233 39 188 11 35 23 2 5 8 aHl 594 4[)7 64 355 50 81 13 2 19 2 3 611 1,171 b9 41 18 21 57 102 54 37 11 2 4 1 3 26 68 124 186 17 176 16 1 9 2b6 427 379 8 283 4 56 4 40 6 388 760 207 8 111 1 58 5 38 2 1 1 329 583 492 12 379 2 53 10 I 59 4 3 56:) 1,042 344 24 r95 4 III 9 7 7 31 4 407 680

183 4- 123 35 3 10 15 4 321 583 118 16 104 5 13 11 1 3 4 175 322 392 153 140 27 226 126 4 22 1 424 781 57 31 1 55 31 I 6 5 23 51 40 16 37 16 3 46 68

265 66 213 28 46 37 6 I 379 688 37 11 36 11 1 52 55 fi(' 33 40 29 4 4 2 10 66 108 illS 105 H 28 44 77 7 llO 114 46 21 24 19 14 2 2 6 64 113 272 16 199 2 69 14 4 253 578 400 145 320 105 64 40 16 446 801 54 47 7 1)3 103 188 8 120 3 53 4 4 11 1 2~8 451 294 37 235 2 36 35 1 22 442 715 201) 30 141 18 62 11 6 1 2 217 425 82 49 53 2 28 47 1 91 164 205 11 86 114 10 5 1 1 204 401 71 16 32 2 38 14 1 79 In9 32 2 25 1 2 1 1 4 41 76 53 8 23 5 28 3 2 60 156 94 21 43 4 33 17 4 14 5 96 169 59 44 23 4: 30 40 2 4 I 71\ 147 249 8 170 6 54 25 2 4 21 392 631 60 31 27 2 61 153

142 106 32 4. 1 144 353 321 14 261 6 51 8 1 8 33\) 697 134 13 71 5 33 7 1 29 13 16 t24: 405 12 12 16 36 190 :I 136 39 3 2 14 229 42a 244 DEVELOP MENT BLOCK-BAR HARIA

URBAN JVILLAGE PRIMARY

SI. Nwue of village with Area of No. of No. of Total Population (inolu- no. Thana no.jToWll Sohed.ulod Sched.uled Literates village in Gcou- House· ding In.stitutiollal and Castes Tribes Ward/Circle he:ltares pied hold.s Houseless Population) and of Residen- townj tial ward in Bouses KIn!.

r----...... ----"""'\ r---...... _-"""'\ r-- ...... --'-\ ('"""-+- ...... ~-"""'\ p M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1.2 13 14 REVENUE THAN A-SIW AN-,contd. 101 Kori Pakar (483) 102.79 71 104 738 .Taddi. 383 355 52 48 150 ~1 102 Togapur (484) 266.57 270 357 103 Bhopatpur 2,775 ] ~218 1,557 115 172 585 387 (485) 172.39 271 321 :l,155 983 ],172 104 Bislll~npura 129 154- 334 53 (486) 114.93 119 149 1,077 529 54.8 105 Sikandarpur (487) 41 41 126 18 202.74 205 219 1,823 895 928 52 56 172 26 106 Bishambharpur (4,8S) 105.62 98 119 857 407 450 79 96 78 3 107 Bahadul'pu,l' (489) 112.10 11;6 209 1,326 666 660 lOS Mahal (490) 73 79 173 31 47.71 4.2 51 321 J4.7 174 9 11 43 3 109 Barahpur i491) 86.20 SO 97 609 283 326 110 Raghunathpur (492) 43 M 74 10 64.75 III 150 1,024 484 540 64 59 195 52 III Alampul' (493) 139.21 176 238 1,4,92 68S 804 98 113 U9 IS 112 USuri Indauli (494) 40.87 16 Hi 141 66 75 113 Indaulikhas 19 (495) 26.30 22 28 194- 105 89 59 26 114 Inda.'.Jli Siraj (496) 20.64 19 24 180 86 94- 3 UlS Usri 4 If. (497) 95.09 107 12Q 999 471 528 39 52 37 39 116 Dumri (4098) 98.14, 90 121 765 373 392 21 28 107 117 Bhelpur 27 (499) 81.340 840 98 737 365 372 19 13 100 42 118 Chaonri (500) 123.02 135 168 1,136 554, 582 63 72 157 119 Hariharpur 87 (501) 347.62 317 396 2,748 1,318 1,430 126 l4,9 382 105 Lalgarh. 120 Mathia Patar (502) 24.28 30 fO 204 97 ]07 IS hatha. 1

121 Chainpur (503) 409.37 39 407 357 182 175 29 23 48 Alinagar. 12! Patarhatua (5040) 63.94 76 940 550 262 288 19 27 48 2 123 Wasilpur (505) 65.96 50 86 619 310 309 33 31 106 15 124 Dharajpur (506) 37.23 78 ]03 592 253 339 11 13 7 8 77 43 125 Bhaluwara (507) 23U8 158 208 1,408 674 734 27 28 196 10 126 BhBda~ (508) 155.400 121 157 971 4640 507 70 64 4, 4, 1140 14 121 Mahmudpur (509) 47.35 98 111 8l4, 4.06 408 18 15 l4.8 79 ,128 Tilsandi (510) 70.41 70 III 109 357 852 79 72 65 14 129 Bhimpur (511) 99.96 64 86 680 313 367 7 11 164 47 130 Tilsandi (512) 159.85 99 144 995 422 573 26 4,1 98 19 131 Kanahar (514) 57.87 98 111 74,4 ·345 399 63 132 Hardo Bara (515) 219.34 170 234 1,657 865 792 32 26 254 13 133 Babhan Bara (516) 126.26 200 237 1,685 869 818 91 83 337 144 134 Bhagwanpur (517) 38.04 407 67 470 238 232 30 32 104. 20 135 Ahirni (51S) 105.62 53 61 4.87 234 253 73 68 77 80

136 Oha.uki Hasan (519) 573.03 523 665 4,802 2,168 2,634 154 196 25 23 713 321 Chauki Makhdum. 137 Salahpur (524t 129.09 235 285 2,044 930 1,114. 55 70 373 135 138 Nasopur saraia (525) 72.03 92 92 679 327 352 24 27 III 56 139 Fakhruddinpur (526) 81.75 154 156 1,338 665 673 124 112 279 77 140 Daniya1pur (53QJ 291.37 406 501 3,496 1,738 ],758 231 244 729 172

Total 17,782.24 18,163 23,268 160,285 77,818 82,922 8,591 9,492 421 468 26,472 7,866 ~45

SUBDIVISION-SIWAN SAD AR CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIl'{ WORKERS r---~ __ ... --- ~ _< ------~ ... -- -- _4 - .. ~ ....A-_ - ----.. " :\f.trgillul Non·\Ynrkors Total M,tin Wc,rk"r's Cultivator8 Agrieultural HouSohold Other \Vorkol'f, WOrkoI'H (I-IX) (1) Labourors 1ndustry­ [I.l.1. IV. V(b) lII) Mu,nufu,cturing. and VI to IX] Processing. Servicing and Hejlu,irH LV (a)] , ____ ~..A.._._. __ _.."""-\ r-----"- --, ,----.--'---~ r-----_A...-.---~~ ,----.....A-----"'.---1 ,--'" _..A__. __... ~

M F F M ]!' M F 1\1. .F F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 27 28

lSI 26 72 41 25 18 252 329

441 5r; 318 5 50 44 22 51 2 3 774 1,502 387 62 294 29 57 31 .. 36 2 1 16 595 1,094 248 57 170 9 58 45 1 1 19 ~ 2S1 491 453 168 269 44 118 100 12 14 54, 10 2 442 758 186 36 146 12 36 24 2 2 1 221 413 277 63 126 12 8~ 40 10 4 59 7 10 41 379 556 65 3 48 3 5 2 92 171 115 40 78 21 29 19 8 10 158 286 191 118 98 33 72 84 21 293 422

280 67 211 2 57 65 4 8 40b 737 31 1 12 19 1 35 74 43 1 32 10 (\2 89 34 9 24 4 10 5 52 85 173 101 ()5 7 4- 293 524-

182 o 144 5 37 1 191 387 186 6 145 2 21 4 20 179 3(]6 271 02 210 22 45 30 3 13 14 26\) 481 595 107 507 44 64 58 1 23 5 1 7~·) 1.323

52 29 15 31 21) 6 78

78 5 20 41) 5 9 104; 1~0

131 69 92 4(J 36 23 3 131 219 159 1 152 I 3 -1 151 308 116 21 93 I) 20 11 3 1 137 318 344; 329 8 2 5 2 330 732

214 48 130 5 75 43 9 .. 4- 61 246 aU8 198 53 123 27 58 24 17 2 3 205 355 166 III 53 2 1 2 I!lO 350 182 4 109 .. 15 3 2 6 181 363 172 37 148 31 18 6 3 3 250 (j36

157 98 55 4 188 3n!l 399 29 319 3 4.7 13 3 32 10 12 28 454 735 386 12 277 8 1)4- 4 15 1 483 803 133 25 107 6 26 19 lUi) :l07 98 I 73 23 1 ~ 10 9 1:!6 :J4-3

816 227 lil2 104 192 103 37 16 76 4 9 If) 1,34.3 2,:188

275 69 174 54- 51 15 2 48 33 622 1.04,5 149 34 129 23 17 10 3 1 178 :1l8 304 14 255 4- :13 tl Itl 3 12 37 349 022 786 97 466 :l ~~6 !l.~ 3 III I 8 9H l.ntH

84,665 4,416 23,982 1,524 7.338 2,616 440 10a 2,905 174 391 776 42,257 77,730 246

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-PACHRUKHI URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

S1. Name of village with Area of No. of No. of Total Population (inclu- Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Than a no.J'l'own village in Oceu- House- ding Institutional and Castes Tribos Ward I Circle hectares pied holds Houseless Population) and of Residen- townl tial ward in Houses KID". ,-____ .A. ____ • ,-__ .A. __ -, ,-__ Jo-__ -, ,----'----'

P M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-SIWAN- contd. 92.67 246 92 1 Mahpu,r (2~3) 79 113 964 499 435 49 36 20 13 95 31 2 D!l.u,dpur (245) 31.57 51 63 289 168 121 24 26 3 Fathulahi (2,,6) 70.01 7 10 82 50 32 .. 24 293 22 4 Pakri Bangali (247) 97.12 191 210 1,665 854 801 75 78 161 87 5 Ch.ak Samda (248) 35.61 80 83 51.5 ll89 226 47 43 .~Q 3 6 Chakiya (249) 35.21 40 42 271 148 123 eo 50 MahadeW'a v"(250) 80.53 395 479 3,086 1,662 1,424 201 177 12 8 1,006 593 7 69 Hakkam (252) 102.79 153 2U 1,713 88& 830 88 72 29 31 34-1 8 402 9 Benusar Bu.zu,rgt..K

StlSDlVISION-Sr.WAN SADAR CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WOllKEIlS

~---~------~----~------~ Marginal Non·Workers Tot,~l Ml.ln Worksts OJltiv~t()rs Agricultll,ra,l Hi) .lsehold Obhof Work3ra Workers (I-IX) (I) Labou,rers Industry-- [III, IV, V(b) (II) M~nufaoLuring, and VI to IX] Procossir.g. t;ervicil\(', and U,opairs [V (0,1]

,_. __ .A.. , __ ..A. __ , r-~-...A..-_--,_ r:--.- -.-"------, ,- ___ .A. - --'1 ,-- - -"- - " -, ,- • _• .A.. __., M F M ]!' l\I F M F M F M F M F P 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

241'\ 12 184 10 1)4 12 251 443 87 4 10 6 3 11 1 60 10 14 71 103

31 14 8 o. 9 19 32 40:> 55 171 26 71 16 23 8 140 5 1 449 745 112 6 6 1 17 2 10 79 3 1 117' 219

67 59 2 o. 6 81 123 762 57 92 2 171 2 27 472 53 2 5 898 1,362 390 7'3 182 Hi 4.5 Hi :n 22 127 23 21 8 472 74.3 716 83 401 3 l4,6 63 22 8 147 9 108 23 1,113- 1,819 7:> 261 42 7 2 90 137

261 2.1 194 9 21 7 2 1 44 4 17 279 468 221 4i 159 12 33 29 5 1 24. 2 12 10 320 529

69 2 46 2 20 3 00 65 138 318 1 281 11 26 1 4.36 799 323 45 • ,247 6 59 37 2 15 2 2 4 416 759 695 IS 337 6 196 12 26 126 14 529 1,182

158 2. 95 2 16 1 46 00 297 435 1,069 287 572 104 400 174 19 78 81 24 94 1,I-.,}5 1,59il 451 11 297 5 6,1 6 12 78 41 201 544 793 208 1 195 1 9 4. 262 50il

83 38 28 3il 38 o. 16 91 117

III 1 4.() 36 .. 1 34 00 177 257 252 14 13-) 6J 7 4S 7 28 18 284. 48B 4;84 13 337 4; 119 9 28 3 596 1,074 4.69 4 236 1 188 3 7 3q 2 577 991

195 16 106 74 16 15 .. 24'0 457 497 184 328 87 115 82 · . 54; 15 2 12 535 855 755 56 520 13 96 39 12 2 127 2 56 112 982 1,628 38() 24 294 10 73 14; 13 392 794 258 252 3 3 2 239 480

179 1 47 29 5 \3 1 422 719 235 35 • 0 9 34.8 13" 24;1 77 'ro 57 6 2 25 2 12 22 502 872 51 7 27 5 22 2 2 12 72 140 117 30 100 11 12 19 5 170 284; 143 1 119 15 1 9 167 3U

78 9 52 1 16 8 2 8 12 26 188 358 947 154 73.1 87 163 64 3 2 4;2 1 12 13 1,117 2,194; 266 60 176 25 65 34 2 23 1 2 5 563 882 270 76 143 34; 65 4;1 3 57 1 595 861 207 16 154; 3 41) 12 1 7 14; 226 44;4;

15.5 63 123 19 25 44 7 00 186 3117

54 54; 00 1 2 97 200 30il 4;9 16\) 5 119 4;4 3 15 57 457 803

250 2 21-9 o. o. 1 2 266 579 163 37 131 26 23 Il 3 \3 11 362 54;7

310 96 237 15 5!) 81 · . 14 3 1 397 669 195 34 147 11 41) 16 3 ;; 7 4;1 4; 389 682 34;4; 4;6 273 15 42 24; 3 5 26 2 475 801 113 2 74; 16 1 23 1 6 2 178 352 l~4 H, 1'26 11 18 2 1 19 1 19 58 215 369 248

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK·· PACHRUKHI URBANjVILLAGE PRIMARY

N ume of villago with Area of No. of Sl. No. of Total Popula.tion (inclu- Schoduled Soheduled Litera~eB no. ThaI~a no./,l'own village in Occu- House- ding Institutiona.l and Castes. Tribes Ward/Circle. hectares pied holds Houseless Population). and of Residen- town! tial ward in Houses. Km·. ,.____ .A..____ -., ,_•. _.A.. __ .-., ,_.A._-,. ,_.A. __ ~

P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I) 10 11 12 13 14. REVENUE TNANA--SIWAN··contd. (4)8) 65.% 51 Gamnada. 92 121 8,51 40\) 442 42 43 122 52 52 Goptt!pur (409) 185.75 204 :!i)4 1,532 721 811 64 82 298 72 53 Pagur Koth.i (4.10) 113.72 126 };;2 1,1"·2 5:33 619 90 117 203 38 54 Moharnm.adpu,r (~ll) 50.99 127 184 1,389 716 fl73 13 Ifl 356 181 5} Pacilrukhi V(412) 266.28 464 580 3,74fl 1,932 1,814 286 265 3 3 675 154 1./'(413) 176.85 56 Makhnu,pur 235 338 2,095 990 1,105 50 63 498 Il5 57 Sadikpu.r (414) 138.40 160 178 1,334- 645 689 103 100 252 53 58 Cn auro u. kn a. (-H6) 144.88 136 180 1,41)0 715 735 65 49 254 32 59 Su,pau,li v(U7) 322.93 204 254 1.959 981 978 46 43 393 126 60 Nainpu,ra (418) Hi2.28 U8 159 1,149 537 612 58 73 245 102 61 Ghorgahiya. \~19) 161..47 71 91 838 451 387 34- 25 90 10 62 SaMau,r l _.{·i20) 249.69 220 302 2,244 1,046 1,198 91 III 498 120 63 Garibganj (421) 38.44 43 46 286 127 150 8 5 50 7 64- Nizam.plll.' t422) 94.29 60 77 !n9 273 246 184 171 115 14 65 Bartawalia (423) 144.88 120 164 1,152 554 598 65 78 182 14. 66 ltwa (42~) 124..64 122 186 1,355 664 691 68 83 217 17 67 Gharthau.lia. (425) 65.37 79 80 631 290 341 71 89 140 26 68 lVlatu,kchnapra (426) (71)8 127 142 1,169 569 600 58 58 275 82 . 69 BarkagaQu (427) 2f9.~8 176 222 1,62l 782 839 109 122 350 112 70 lVlajhatllis (428) 12 '.05 64 92 589 269 320 15 19 110 28 71 Papaur I.At.29) 399.01 357 470 3,461 1,658 1,803 216 .244 6 3 661 106 72 Kaleaupur (430) 66.37 51 59 349 170 179 67 72 II 14 51 8 73 Saroopu,r (~31) 16i.'}2 147 HHl ] ,118 563 5.'}5 120 IHI 290 28 71 Narhat (432) 2 [8.12 128 193 1,187 595 .'i92 50 58 98 4 7Fj Madhwapur (433) 100.36 80 100 729 364 M" 4,f) 06 117 9 7(\ 81ll.'Wala ,-",,(4.3 J,) 335.08 257 311 2,06!l 969 1,100 52 60 379 56 77 Walipur (435) 170.37 93 124 960 481 479 46 5:3 168 7 78 Mithanpu.ra (4'~6 ) 107.24 4f' 49 456 204 252 37 34 65 16 79 Gothal.'o (4;37) 34.40 Uninhabited 80 Sots (438\ 15.38 Uninhabitsd Uninhabited 81 KorarKbap (439) 6.47 82 Siswa (44()) 130.31 72 10.') (7)) 307 368 1.2 16 89 14 83 Korar (441) 23.88 2!l 42 274; 144; 130 4fl 4;4 9 84 Barjaiy'a (442~ 149.33 41 64 470 22" 245 12 11 78 2 85 Nurulldinpuf (444c) 103.19 7:-1 107 877 434. 443 81 86 178 19

86 Pipra ~(13) 280.4.8 343 4n6 2,!)37 1,399 1,53~ 101 101 430 121 87 Kaithi (520) 82.55 III 82 625 293 332 42 70 102 19 88 Saraia (521 ) R!).7!) 12:\ 142 !lOil {66 530 22 27 1\)6 128 89 Dinapatti (:'22) 73.M 58 64 {56 224 232 69 75 66 10 90 Hakma. (523) 70.82 71 71 598 298 300 17 17 134 52 91 Rampur (.')27) 102.38 40 H 471 210 261 23 22 104 80 92 Dihiya (528) llOA8 10.') 151 1,l22 552 570 16 22 160 24 93 Bangra Sivikant (.')29) 1'58.63 81 106 772 364 408 38 47 145 31 94 Bhar<1thpllra i./' (531) 218.12 232 ~22 2,219 1,093 1,126 155 179 391 III 9., Nathanpura (532) 26.'),47 127 1715 1,372 681 691 118 128 211 81 96 Ramdipur (533) 84.17 47 82 590 2!l7 293 15 12 117 24 97 Budhuchhaprs (534) 5().99 41 49 434 2W 219 29 26 71 2 98 Nauranga (535) 101.57 12" 131 1,062 510 55~ 29 42 144 31 99 Gopi Patti (536) 613.37 24 34 221 104 117 47 48 18 I 100 Tarwara. 1./(538) 370.28 54<; 695 5,51~ 2,684 2,832 238 313 1.170 201 101 Pakhrera (557) 156.21 106 159 1,066 492 571 36 4.1 232 106 Total 15.193.76 14.128 18.214 129,995 63,573 66.422 6,868 7.391 183 164 24,845 8,869 249

SUBDIVISION-SIWAN SADAR CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAW W()Rlmn~

f - _~_~4I ... , ~_ ~-'------.. - ... --.~- ~ ...... ~--... ------... ------_._ ---- .-.~---_---. T()tal Mctin W,),'kG[t,; Oultiv,.1;ors AgricuHt:ral Housnhold (1-,IX) Other Workers Marginal Non·Workers (I) L&bouror~ in dl1sLry- [III, V. V(b) and Workers (U) Mdonufaduring, VI to IX] PrclonHHi ng, Servicing and ..A.. ___ , l{.epairs [V (a)l r--"'_- r--~--'.A..-. _'_-. r- ___ ._.A.._ ._-, r-- ,_.A.. "--. r-- _.A._ .. -, r---....A.. -.. -, r-- -.A.._ --. M F M F M .1<' M .1<' M F M F M F 15 16 17 IS 19 20 21 :!2 23 24 25 26 27 28

143 3 101 2 57 2 33 1 216 352 5 434 122 161 17 132 95 11 6 48 4 1 64 368 625 212 58 126 7 36 46 12 4 38 1 7 16 314 545 275 81 70 161 19 14 62 30 7 26 434 566 910 70 453 12 178 49 34 1 245 8 40 6 982 1,738 412 53 212 2 114 44 10 2 76 5 3 7 575 1.045 228 39 748 9 66 30 1 13 417 650 315 11 239 1 34 4 6 2 36 4 1 1 399 723 4;12 67 280 18 84 47 13 2 35 569 911 235 32 167 18 19 8 18 5 31 1 4 301 576 154 4 26 2 127 2 .. 1 1 296 383 413 17 306 11 24 1 8 3 75 2 36 30 597 1.151 35 21 3 7 1 91 III 4 9 150 45 , , 30 , , 36 3 3 159 243 210 14 177 7 18 6 15 1 12 2 332 582 298 5 223 5 41 2 32 366 686 121 5 97 5 16 8 " 169 836 256 13 185 4 20 9 2 49 2 4 311 583 320 16 199 2 62 10 16 1 43 3 462 823 94 2 71 2 6 17 27 22 148 296 688 132 322 17 293 104 5 2 68 9 88 60 882 1,611 82 17 32 "

Ilil 56 82 14 62 42 1 6 1 1 155 lUI 87 5 43 2 44 3 57 125 107 7 103 4 3 4 2 28 116 210 162 22 124 S 14 13 24 1 1 65 271 356 630 59 429 21 63 33 23 2 115 3 31 75 738 1,404 104 15 75 14 14 3 1 12 3 189 314 234 79 106 2S 123 51 5 6 10 226 441 98 14 72 7 13 6 3 1 10 1 43 125 173 121 9 95 20 9 6 177 291 85 24 61 13 7 10 1 1 16 125 237 219 3 88 117 2 4 1 10 11 6 322 561 H2 13 105 1 26 11 1 11 3 IH 219 377 445 72 260 26 130 44 6 49 2 7 1 641 1,053 31S 45 205 20 94 25 19 363 646 153 II 111 2 26 9 1 9 Z 1 14;Z 281 107 7 78 2 16 1 4 4 9 108 212 210 17 . 141 54; 17 1 14; 5 300 530 51 3 23 26 3 2 53 114 1.141 70 611 11 147 39 43 8 340 12 6 12 1,537 2,750 196 63 128 6 43 56 2 23 1 22 4 274 507 27,802 8,8EK 16,947 988 5.890 2,005 503 1M 8,962 227 784 1,388 35,481' 61,705 250

KWLOl'DtEB'P BLOCX-GORIAKOTHI URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

81. Name of village with APea of No. of No. of Total Populaion (inclu.. . Scheduled. Soheduled Literates no. Thana no./Town village in O'Qcu· House· ding Institution a lanC!. Castes. Tribes Werd/Circle. hect:a.l.'es piAld bolds. House1ess Populaion). and of :Resi(bn· town! tial war(~ in Houses. 2 Km. ,'____ ..A... _____ -... ,_._..A.. __ ...... ,_..A...... ,_..A.._,

P M F M F M F M F

1- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-BASANTPUR

1 NautsQ (1 ) 74;Ai\) 88 93 6!H 329 362 58 67 132 38 2· Bhalui (2) 76.27 94. 115 737 350 3d7 8 6 137 59 ,: Jamo. (3). 272.3;4; 4,(}

6' GohliQn «(1.) 97.93 75 98 699 323 37u 18 16 77 11 7 Tola Jalalpur (7) 24..28 4.6 4.6 299 UU t59 16 19 58 23 Barhoga. Parsotim (8) 235.52 214 2M 1,857 872 985 105 107 375 J04 "9 Lata He.ta (9) 94.29 76 110 683 325 358 164 55 IG; Jagdislipur (10) 126.26 164 196 1,422 689 733 101 123 167 26 n Hetimpur (11) 15~.37 240 311 2,265 1,065 1,200 59 78 " .. 462 115 U Barhoga Jaddu. (15) 341.95 286 4;08 2,&14 1,:l41 1,373 143 154 22 29 403- 153 ]:J Pachpatia (16) 145.28 106 14;4; 979 478 LOl 5t> 56 8 9 152 37 lot Barhoga G:l.nga Ram(17) 80.94 8 8 51 24 27 2 4 5 I 15 Hariaaorpur Kalan (IS} 165.U 180 252 2,Oll 984 1,027 74 82 257 36

1ft HariFuupur Khurd (19) 70.82 98 119 790 367 423 44 40 12 18 97 28 11' Chithai (20) 91.86 99 131 952 481 471 131 12 IS' Ram}'lu'p (21) 62.73 71 93 752 371 381 207 93 1'9· Majha.ulia (22) 135.97 182 224 1,684 784 900 90 92 329 53 2'()' Sultlmpur Kalan (23) 88.62 159 193 1,234 510 724 23 42 42 4.5 126 11

21: Chandpl1r (24) 85.19 78 110 812 335 427 19 21 92 18 ~2 Meghwar (25) 95.10 92 120 857 407 450 21 33 107 16 23 Sultaupur Khurd (26) 84.98 133 157 1,119 527 592 87 108 12 16 175 54 24 Sarari (27), 991.47 1,2')8 1,501 10,237 4,')21 5,316 258 264 1,432 314 25 Mohammadpur (28) 376.76- 355 439 2,763 1,339 1,424 126 121 47 41 538 182

26- Dumra (29) 275.00 3U 3U 2,639 1,2)2 1,3:)7 215 225 459 204 21 Pa.chpakria Tulsi (3ll) 108.05 94 122 774 327 4~7 16 25 7 10 144 61 2it Pachpltkria Pddumpatti 104.41 111 152 1,100 56) 540 16 11 5 G 227 33 (31). 29 Heyatpur (32) 33.99 48 80 466 231 235 .. 113 81 3) .Jagdishpur (33) 48.16 98 107 827 397 43) 54 46 66 6

:)'1 Bahopur (34) 76.48 106 123 84;5 404; 441 25 29 15 19 237 79 a~ Karpalia (~5) 221.76 204 2cl4 1,725 85-2 87l 82 75 302 65 3~ Khagni (36) 136.38 1I5 180 910 456 514 42 45 68 6 34 Mustafabad (37)- 293.SO 4)1) 534. 3.243 1,598 1,645 66 35 373 ll6 35 G:>hindapur (33) 33.61 37 54. 478 2,)6 222 30 27 133 95

3'6 Pipra (39) 131.93- 151 219 1,378 617 70} 74 72 287 120 :n Chainpur (40) 101.17 136 lSI 1.223 575. 648 63 69 261 136 irS Bindwal (41) 134..76 160 231 1,:'41 765 776 12.5 123 270 66 39 Shiurajpur (42) 97.53 77 123 758 371 3S7 39 52 95 10 4;1) Sadipilr (431 516.78 333 4{3 3,425 1,661 1,7(H 8U 120 481 90

4:l B3.grr Mathia (44). 38.04 49 61 336 116 180 23 32 67 4 4;2 1Ba?iclpur (45~ 176.00 113 163 1,062 513 539 66 54; 9 13 105 6 4:1 Mir:rapll:r (4;6) 101.17 89 150 1,022 493 529 122 20 44 Gorea Kothi (47). 228.64 358 393 2,644 1,3.d~ 1,262 27 28 663 225 4,5 Sauna (65J l11.6!T 68 97 763 369 394 4,6 48 120 301

4.6 L:1ka Tola (66) 82.96 100 119- 879 4')3 476 130 156 195 97 41 Gorea Kothi (67} 237.55 193 273 1,720. 882 847 302 306 239 103 48 Harpur (6g) 194.25 228 21H 1,931 913 1,()24 105 III 25 31 379 112 49' Laka'l'&la (69} 19.83 26 37 2,,2 11: 13.9 4.6 la tQ MohBmmadpur (70) 88.22 80 117 824 387 437 196 93 251

SUBDIVISION-SIWAN SADAR

CENSUS A"BS~£T

MAIN W OnKERS

~------~------~ Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Household Othe.r Workers Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (I) Labourers Illdustry- [ilI,IV,v(h) Wo:ckers (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Processir g, Servicing and Ropairs[(V (u)] ,-__ ._.A. __ -, ~ ___ ..A. ___ ~ ~ __ ..A._----, ~ ___ ..A._ -'""'l r- - __ ..A. --~ r---.A.---~ r- ---- ...... -._-,

M F M F M F M }<' M F M F 1\1 F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 ..26 27 28

162 32 III 4 38 26 4 9 3 5 10 162 320 124 18 89 9 25 7 2 8 2 3 '22,3 :369 858 95 356 31 223 51 55 5 224 8 28 5 1,1la 1,.8'69 161 108 42 11 182 ::1131 241 15 164. 8 67 4 1 ·10 2 295 537 147 3 124 3 .:l0 3 176 373 67 1 55 1 7 3 2 73 1"5S 374 60 246 8 58 46 22 3 4,8 3 17 17 481 ',908 146 21 103 13 36 8 7 1'79 337 334 55 277 ~ 56 46 1 6 353 672 4,.l9 62 270 3 117 58 15 47 1 7 18 6J9 1,120 555 9 355 1 141 1 5 54 7 2 34 684 1;330 195 6 162 3 23 2 10 1 283 495 15 15 9 -27 4<:1;3 11 376 55 10 12 1 2 B39 1,016

163 80 63 7 68 39 -3 29 14 2 202 363 226 4 216 4 6 4 1 255 '467 145 6 126 2 7 4 1 11 226 375 269 65 1.5 :18 93 42 13 4 18 1 12 24 603 'Sll 179 63 107 .24 43 36 6 24 3 1 331 cG60 179 37 127 45 35 7 2 206 390 154 146 6 2 1 11 252 439 2H 17 187 14 26 3 1 1 -'3 -312 572 2,288 116 1,689 60 374 17 123 36 202 12 23 34 '2;610 5;167 654; 71 567 30 tl4; 38 33 3 19 8 '666 1,'345 610 112 4;67 5 100 96 6 2 47 9 14 6 668 I,n9 as 24 76 3 68 20 4 1 1'1:9 423 240 3 223 14 3 2 320 537 lOS 5 100 4 8 1 123 ;230 19S 26 146 !t4 26 8 7 1-99 -197 179 3 133 25 3 6 16 225 li38 380 ·42 296 24 47 17 2 35 1 2 13 470 818 224 2 177 1 '36 1 2 9 1 1 231 511 782 123 492 13 228 109 8 54 1 1 23 815 1,499 148 3 108 1 33 2 7 108 219 316 21 207 11 81 6 11 17 4 1 361 679 250 29 151 2 45 19 3 51 8 9 325 610 311 53 233 10 33 33 4 5 4l 5 13 4;54 710 131 10 103 4 17 6 1 10 1 7 239 370 701 49 li90 6 li4 33 12 3 45 2 1 14 962 1,698 79 39 41 3 38 36 3 94 141 266 15 221 10 41 5 4 2 247 522 231 127 98 6 1 262 528 687 122 378 6 132 103 19 3 158 )0 4 2 691 1,138 160 10 112 26 9 10 1 12 2 2 207 382 177 2 82 78 4 13 2 62 226 412 336 24 161 120 16 10 45 8 33 85 513 738 356 73 281 68 60 5 4 11 557 951 46 1 38 8 1 6 67 132 167 9 9' 25 9 4; - 44 ,. 220 428 252

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-GOnIAKOTHI URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

81. Name of village with Area of No. of No. of Total Population (inclu. Scheduled Schululed Literateil no. Thana no./Town village in Oeeu· House- ding Institutional and Castes. Tribes Ward/Circle. hectares pied holds. House less Population). and of Resid.en- town/ tial ward in Houses. Km." , ___ .A- ___ , r-.A---, r--.A--, r- _.A-__ """

P M F M F M F M F 1 2 a 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 IS 14- REVENUE THANA -BASANTPUR -coned. 51 Ohanauli (71) 97.53 83 96 630 326 304. 130 17 62 Shekhpura (72) 180.89 14;3 185 1,191 582 609 158 HI 170 86 53 Dudhra. (73) 4;76.71 4;4;7 686 3,662 1,724; 1,938 180 158 14;3 131 589 190 54. Bhithi (86) 295.82 352 467 3,069 1,469 1,600 137 164 597 115 55 Sherpm (87) 114.93 76 92 567 249 318 32 60 88 20 56 Birti Tola. (88) 16.59 39 46 279 130 149 58 17 57 Sathwal' (89) 14:5.68 88 99 683 3J2 37] 34; 4;8 95 21 58 Barda.ll8 (90) 35.21 42 68 536 269 267 70 '14; 65 .. 59 Chhitauli Khurd (91) 83.36 89 118 784 345 439 83 95 106 80 60 Gopalpur (92) 39.66 45 67 4;75 204 271 38 4.4 47 12 61 Gopalpnr (93) 42.90 4;0 73 565 256 309 9 9 24, 3 62 Lilaru Aurangabarl (94) 118.16 137 165 1,273 580 693 92 113 50 4 63 Lilaru Habib (95) 19.02 3 3 24 11 13 64 Pahlejpur (96) 245.64 228 '302 2,09~ 1,045 1,04;8 127 187 1 453 96 65 Saidpura (97) 274.37 4.17 526 3,241 1,54.0 1,701 112 III 34 4,4. 510 82 5 66 Barari (98\ 138.00 83 116 747 360 ~87 .. 99 67 Bahadurpul' (99) 50.99 83 113 726 346 380 63 92 150 26 68 Ba.santpur (100) 106.03 247 313 2,342 1,193 1,149 25 36 4.52 104 69 Satwar (101) 532.56 4.89 693 4;,498 2,185 2,313 271 256 38 35 825 153 70 Cha.nchopali (102) 214.08 200 274 1,805 900 905 63 65 10 12 421 158 '11 Dichhitpul' (103) 86.60 82 116 758 359 399 29 44 57 57 14.8 7 72 J angal Belas (104) 84.l7 119 135 942 428 514 54 61 5 10 155 17 73 Karanpura (105) 153.78 131 173 1,253 594 659 71 75 257 74 740 Mathia. (106) 59.89 49 54 4;09 189 220 5 7 78 16 75 Kaleanpul' (108) 66.77 92 96 710 347 363 16 13 149 65 76 Jagarnathpur (109) 34.80 52 88 439 225 214 19 17 98 31 77 Sare& (llO) 135.97 70 85 560 275 285 102 84 83 1 78 Sise& (ll2) 805.31 789 1,034 6,891 3,329 3,562 250 242 1,4;19 302 '19 Ageyan (113) 489.26 458 536 3,587 1,663 1,924 203 276 484 92 80 Chhitauli Kalan (114;) 660.4;8 378 4.4.8 3,412 1,684 1,728 267 290 25 21 530 127 81 purandarpur (115) 168.75 241 293 1,903 870 1,033 67 89 326 80 TOTAL 18,798.33 14,217 18,373 124,222 59,835 64,387 5,849 6,350 537 562 21,003 5,686 253

SUBDlVlSlON-SIWAN SADAR CENSUS ABSTRAOT

MATN WORKERS r------~------~ Total Main Workers Cultivators AgrICultural Household Other Workers Marginal Non.Workers (1 -IX) (1) Labourers Industry - [III,IV,V(b) Workers (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX) I rocessing, Servicing and Repairs[V(a )] , ___ .A. __ ~ ,-_.A. r---~--~ ,--.,}...,_--o r-~..A.---~ ,--~- -~ ,--~--~ '-~

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 ]8 19 20 2] 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

168 9 160 5 2 4 2 4 1 S 157 292 214 5 128 1 38 3 48 1 43 () 325 599 765 48 511 3 221 45 16 17 19 64 940 1,826 623 19 459 2 114 16 15 85 1 3 19 84;3 1,562 94 3 56 3 24. 6 8 1 24 154 291 57 1 40 10 7 1 73 148 119 16 69 31 IS 10 9 :1 5 81 188 324 151 135 l4. 2 118 267 117 10 68 :1 25 6 3 1 21 15 19 213 410 95 11 58 34; 10 1 1 2 109 260 99 88 5 6 157 309 281 212 91 4;3 1S9 229 1 299 421 6 4 3 3 4, 5 9 368 35 293 13 29 17 7 39 5 35 168 642 845 638 145 328 H 94 60 53 64; 163 1 12 902 1,544 156 27 117 9 35 18 2 2 204 360 163 9 85 65 9 '1 12 183 371 539 50 302 18 l4;8 27 27 1 62 4 1 654; 1,098 953 187 665 55 246 130 4 38 2 1 209 1,231 1,917 361 33 273 1 78 32 10 539 872 163 17 142 15 15 2 2 4 196 882 158 11 123 5 25 4 10 2 II 2 261 501 260 85 1,68 20 ~6 65 16 1 I) 343 569 93 4, 76 9 3 8 1 :1 96 213 118 24 98 3 19 21 1 229 339 113 ,29 58 11 33 15 :1 3 20 1 1 lIi 184 147 46 90 11 50 32 7 3 :1 3 125 236 1,4.22 139 1.110 86 155 41 21 7 136 5 103 51 1,804 3,372 801 120 666 54; 66 60 26 4, 4;3 2 25 39 837 1,765 7U 52 4;33 15 207 36 1 71 7 17 966 1,659 324, 38 257 6 45 29 1 22 2 10 67 536 928 26,240 8,075 18,251 794- 5,185 1,979 559 148 2,245 154 466 1,168 33,129 60,144 254

DEVELOl'1tENT ,BLOOK.-BASANTPUR URBAN/VILLAGE PRlMMlV

81. Name of village with Area of No. of No. of Total Popuhition (inclu. Scheduled SehBduled Literates no. Tha.na no.}Town village in Occu. House- ding Institutional and Castes. Tribes Ward /Circle. hectares pied hohls. Houseless Population). and of Residen- town! tial ward in Houses. 2 ,-__ ..A- __ -"\ Km • ,-_--..A-____ -, ,-._..A-_, ,-_..A-_,

P M F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-BASANTPUR-contd. 1 Bhada Khllrd (12) 121.81 152 177 1.",04 647 757 89 100 326 206 2 Musahari \.A 13 ) 25<\.54. 276 392 2,290 1,173 1,117 65 97 271 71 3 Taya Dllmri (14) 16l>.73 156 198 1,453 663 790 59 72 269 72 4 Mara!.lhi (4,8) 180.89 14S 196 1,368 664 704- 53 53 39 51 280 58 5 Barwa. Dumri (49) 160.25 l(n 177 1,14;0 506 634 39 52 119 26

6 KhuB~al Dumri (50) 1'\5.28 81 120 847 395 452 3 5 75 9 7 Saidplu (51) 88.62 27 41 24-0 III 12.9 . 96 107 10 2 8 Bajarmara (52) 79.72 82 101 636 322 314 l4. 8 60 1 9 Talimapu,r (53) 309.58 151 229 1,510 757 753 107 137 292 41 10 Talimapur Birt (54) 4,4.51 6 6 47 23 24 23 24 5 2

11 Talimapur (55) 111.69 82 114 810 397 413 &.2 &,3 136 12 12 Baldiha ~6) 215.69 202 309 1,859 88 972 70 104 251 36 13 SiktiaKhap (57) 26.22 Uninhabited. 209 14- Dum~a ~8) 617.95 387 555 3,718 1,797 1,021 14.1 163 719 15 Bala v-+(9) 393.75 216 304- 2,186 1.138 1,048 221 201 334 68 6 16 Adharpur (60) 23.88 4-5 53 415 199 216 10 14. 77 17 Bhopatpu,r Bhar-V(61) 24,8.47 208 289 1,970 935 1,035 199 204 166 22 thia 18 Jatalpu,r 1./{62) 302.30 212 309 2,287 1,lll 1,176 58 64 11 16 381 uo 19 Sikatia. (63) 225.00 137 181 1,382 656 726 34 33 268 63 20 Indauli (64) 39.25 32 59 395 188 207 7 9 95 13 258 21 Kha.'#a.spur \../ (74) 533.37 646 719 4.47!l 2,0·:6 2A30 159 17!? 729 22 Lakhpaura. \/'(75) 215.29 338 451 2,84-6 1,371 lA75 134 149 46", 174 494.11 617 823 5,603 2,658 2,94,5 125 1()8 7 6 1,(}25 362 23 Lakri J,16} 8 24 Pakri (77) 39.25 38 54 325 lE5 170 87 1 20 25 Imadpur (78) !HAI 51 57 .a \2 159 183 10 15 56 79 758.37 558 698 4,595 2.177 2,418 93 80 836 191 26 Parauli 0 ) 3 27 Narhatpu,r (80) 14';.07 149 178 1,235 607 628 79 78 282 7 2% Kishunpura. (81) 150.54 179 256 1,695 870 '826 35 29 343 54 29 Mtidarpur v(82) '107.11 274 360 2,218 1,152 1,066 168 136 413 1I8 30 Surajpura vkB 3) 439.89 311 426 2,904- 1,367 1,537 185 184 454 96 31 Bazidpur (S!) 179.68 167 190 1i'548 770 778 90 72 35 33 192 37 32 Basaon \/(85) 734.49 792 1,1)96 7,21(' 3,351 3,868 292 326 1,305 182 33 Dnanaua. (llo) SO.53 90 123 no 321 389 no 14-2 ni} 37 34 Molnapur vA 1l7) 144.07 215 281 2,128 986 1.142 76 90 316 203 35 Laheji (118) 97.93 94 144 825 359 466 65 74 104 38

36 Saha.r Kola (119) 161.06 1I9 175 1,177 558 619 57 59 223 55 37 Usri (120) 116.55 125 164 1,149 552 597 51 40 139 41 38 Semardah (121) 163.90 129 196 1,176 605 571 66 62 256 64 39 Murwar (309) 91.05 68 102 738 356 382 41 33 151 45 40 HariAman (310) 101.17 70 113 742 34-5 397 31 51 156 21

41 Kanhauli v(311) 169.97 221 286 2,087 1,038 1.049 157 160 335 68 42 Hussepur (312) H7.30 117 163 1,205 546 659 44 50 218 110 43 Karani Khurd (315) 101.98 149 197 1,388 704 684 109 118 274, 83 205 44. Mathia (316) lJ3.72 127 153 ] ,025 517 508 71 82 58 45 Karahi Kalan (317) 158.23 131 163 1,188 524 664 75 100 179 54

46 Shampur (318) 148.52 147 198 1,383 667 716 30 29 231 30 55 47 Babhnauli (319) 85.39 80 113 720 314 406 64 94- 5 48 Bishuripura (320) 103.19 103 142 851 375 416 18 22 60 86 68 2 49 Sarea Sirikant (321) 115.33 147 176 1,076 473 603 20 29 II!) 10 241 50 Sekhpu,ra (322) 145.28 159 186 1,279 598 681 28 31 184 255 SV'BDIVISlO1(-SIW AN SADAR , GE'l4SVS- ABS'FBAeT

MAT}, WOItKEnS ,------r------., Non-Workers Total Main Workors Cultivators Agrioultural Household Otl;l,er Workers Marginal (I-IX) (I) Labourers Industry- [UI,IV,V(b) Workors (II) Manufaoturing, and VI to IX] Prooessing, Servicing and Rep ai1:s{V (a») ,-__ .A. __ --, , __ .A. __ --., , __ .A. __ --., , __ .A. __ --, , ___ .A. ___ --. , ___. .A. __ ...... ('"" __. .A. __ --,

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

289 10 210 4;8 10 1 30 10 37 348 '710, 610 76 497 28 93 47 7 L3 1 9 563" 1,032 267 H7 219· 86 18 29 30 2 6 390 . 673 242 3-1 20()' 7 20 24 22 38 16 384 657 280 57 245 51 29 6 6 8 27 2,18 550 201 12 188 12 2 6 5 1 5 193 43.'1 58 4 32 1 12 3 14 17 53 108 148 314; 174 173- 1 , " ' " 335 33 254 15 58 18 8 15 17 15 405 705 8 1 2 1 6 1.5 2,3

188 9 l4.2 3 43 6 1 2 7 9 202 395 349 1:4; 317 l4. 5 1 26 47 201 -4;91 757 722 104 523 57 110 40 15 4. 74 3 71 69 1,004 1,748 572 156 369 40 160 115 15 28 I 1 566 891 105 3 91S 1 7 2 2, 1 2 1 9>2- 212 419 34 292 1 4 59 18 68 2 37 75 479 926 499 28 444 11 26 17 29 15 9 597 1,139 277 54 218 25 46 26 2 2 11 1 10 1 3.69 671 12 8 109 190 68 9 56 1 4 5 '. , 8 3

\ 747 280 494 126 1(8, 135, H, 15 61 4 37 45 1,262 2,105 601 66 459 38 76 27 2 64 ] 1 13 769 1,396 1,134 94 799 49 114 29 25 7 196 9 49 55 1,47:5 2,796 76 5 67 6 5 3 1 79 164 68 7 47 5 17 2 4 91 176 1,006 74 716 3.3 230 36 10 3 50 2 16 27 1,155 2,317 24~ 15 128 1 74 13 46 l' 10 14 34..9 599 377 20 271 3 10 1 2~ , 15 72 I 1 8 49.2 798 528 16 416 9 22 3 10 ' 3. 80 1 22 9 602 1,041 545 45 445 37 60 4 I 39 4 41 277 781 1,215 356 13 252 U 86 2 2 16 4 6 410 759 1,480 300 1,054 93 182 182 63 3 181 22 19 27 1,852 3,541 128 40 82 I 39 39 7 18 193 331 389 38 266 14; 57 21 29 2 37 1 6 597 I,09S 131 4,6 68 2 35 35 10 3 18 6 4 1 224 419 215 17 163 13 30 4- 21 7 336 602 297 193 91 21 189 165 11 7 2 261 402 264 46 167 19 54 19 7 3 36 5 7 8 334 517 153 5 131 16 4- 6 1 203 377 lIO 21 82 13 10 7 5 13 1 17 4- 218 372

396 21 311 17 60 2 , , , , 25 2 25 7 617 1,021 229 40 203 27 5 8 3. 1 18 &. 15 4, 302 615 362 4,0 141 10 !l2 l8 20 7 IOn !) 342 644 :llO 70 1<\3 8 3;) 4·fl 1 31 16 1 306 438 2:27 ~~ \ 179 12 37 32 11 297 620

262 26 ?28 14 8 7 1 25 5 (i 3 400 687 136 4- 110 11 4 8 , , 7 3 10 175 392 158 41 146 33 2 . , 4 4- 6 217 4-35 217 65 174- 3,5 38 30 5 " ' , 256 538 219 19 182 11 30 4- 7 4. 10 16 369 646 256

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-BASANTPUR URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

81. Nntne of villago with Area of No. of No. of Total Population (inolu- Soheduled Soheduled Literates no. Thana no./Town/ village in Ooou- House· ding Institutionaiand Cas~es. Tribes Ward/Cirole. hectares pied holds. Houseless Population). and of Residen- town! tial ward in Houses. Km 2• r------..... -.- ----""""I r---..... -""""I r--..... -""""I r--..... -""""I

p M F M F M F M F

1 a 3 4 6 6 1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-BASANTPUR-contd.

51 Jaukinagar (3~3} 125.45 15~ 221 1,512 703 809 22 23 184- 19 [2 Sha1Jlpu,rkhap (324) 1.21 U ninh.abited. 53 Rampur (325) 143.26 82 93 668 346 322 34 24- 137 39 Karahi Mathia (326) 3.64 9 10 86 44 42 13 54- 21 55 Barwakhurd (827) 129.09 75 89 637 331 306 59 BarW'a Kalan (328) 122.62 164 193 1,256 626 630 181 182 171 Hi 56 20 51 Bagahi (329) 84.58 51 52 427 241 186 96 (330) 71.63 70 93 611 292 319 8 22 102 11 58 Bagaha 40 59 Soria (331) 205.58 128 16! 1,112 511 601 107 136 111 16;} 1,355 121 28 60 Barhoga Khurd (332) 201.53 202 646 709 106 134 ~ 53;) 187 13 61 Usuri (333) 103.60 12 155 1,10i 569 12 H H!l.raypur (334) 128.69 8,") 102 651 326 325 48 49 95 18 62 160 3 63 Balthara. (335) 151.35 196 241 1,·t82 705 777 169 16~ Sohil Patti (336) 95.50 86 120 856 432 424 33 31 24;0 55 64 1,615 764- 73 4,62 269 65 Sen,u,rukha (331) 315.54 115 217 911 57 89 10 Babhnauli (338) 51.23 60 107 659 251 408 11 41 66 3,971 1,888 203 258 632 120 67 Jagatpur v{839) 791.15 412 525 2,085 (340) 176."4- 147 179 1,132 549 583 24 16 32 26 . 257 72 68 Mtlnosepu.r 18 Ujjaina (34, 1) 225.41 13r 168 1,1r;~ 687 565 48 48 148 69 1,733 812 921 79 310 67 70 Ba.Bau,li (342) 211.72 194 270 81 27 Talia (3J.3) 133.95 132 170 1,206 547 659 63 79 192 '11 1,576 761 815 141 136 281 83 72 Ka.pripur (3M) 239.98 14.8 204 500.18 4,25 505 3,120 1,44,3 1,677 128 159 594 H5 73 G()palpur ~34.5) 35 Dahehhu (346) 274.78 181- 220 1.775 847 928 66 81 354- 74 1.225 545 680 89 101 25 26 189 38 15 Babgra (34,7) 142.040 174 187 221.43 142 183 1.1)41- 734- 810 101 114- 193 17 76 Ra.japtlr (355) 37 Ku,kump1l,r (356) 158.23 137 198 1,389 636 753 65 63 154 17 107 11 Khori Pakar (357) 123.02 80 105 683 344 339 29 25 78 3,396 1,751 1,639 79 83 814 281 Ba.~!lntpu,l' \/",(358) 104.4.l 357 429 19 1,119 905 814 107 89 4,11 159 80 Sipa.b (359) 144.07 228 251 568 288 280 8 12 53 8 81 Noga.uli (360) 99.96 74 86 6,895 209 244 20,808 5,408 Total 15,741.15 18,705 17,932 122,091 58,484 63,607 5,845 257

SUBl>IVISION -SIWAN SADAR (lEMBUS ABSTRACT:

MAIN WORKERS r------__ -- -'------;------, Total Main Cultivators Agricullur "I Housohold. Other Workers Marginal Npn-Workers Workers (I) L"bourers Inrlustry ---- [III, IV, V (I) Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufacturing, and VJtoIX] Processing, S"fvicing and. Repairs[Y (a).) ,- ___ .A.. __ -.:., __ .A. __ --, r- - _....A.,.~ __ --. r----'- --...... r --- .A.. ---, ,- ---'- - - ...... ,- - r---~ ~- A_ ----..

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 2\) 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

319 61 239 '17 58 32 4- 1 18 1 1 7 383 741 150 3 13;) 2 12 1 6 2 4- 194- in/)

21 .. 20 1 ,23 ~;2 150 2 139 1 8 3 181 304

297 70 165 104- 64 Hj 13 5 4; 1 .325 559 133 74- 59 .. J08 186 li)O 25 101 2 H 23 8 \} 142 285 201 3~ HIl 4- 32 29 5 18 19 !J 29J 558 298 22 189 1 6J 16 3 2 37 3 2 2 3';,6 685 177 10 117 ",2 10 2 }6 6 15 352 54,&. 11)2 11 101 45 11 d, 2 174- 314- 287 0:1 200 40 81 59 6 4 17 4-14- 661 200 12 170 "\ l·~ 8 16 2'32 412 314- 16 28~ 3 25 12 () 8 4110 887 113 109 1 3 17 138 39l 74·:1 98 589 17 110 7{') 4- 3 41 3 53 16 ],089 1,971 184- 33 ]29 12 31 17 1 ~3 4- G 4 3}9 5",6 253 1~ 2 :2 H 6 5 3 331 5:>1 3,0 5 281 J, 56 13 I 15 461 nOl

252 ~9 207 15 31 14- 13 1 4, 29~ 626 351 (is :U;() 11 71 57 ]J. 4JO 747 650 ~H fi03 41 III &,1 2 1 3, 6 1.5 787 1.578 316 lOT> 25i; 70 51 32 7 3 33 3~ 86 467 737 167 23 107 3 50 19 10 1 13 10 365 647

'288 6;'· 2;,2 11 24. uA 11 2 31 444 714 3)4 3, ~51 16 ,t9 In 4 .. 332 7]8 11>3 159 4- .. . . 3.) 6 25 145 314 782 26 174- 131 ':::3 38 ,,3,) 3 8 970 1,ilOf> 413 8 2.)6 2[; 2 2 l.,}O I} 1;02 806

124- 3 91 30 2 3 If,J. ~77

~5,2S9 3,424 18,419 1,323 3,891 un 41'1 84- 2,562 145 738 1,364 32,457 58,819 ~68

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BHAGWANPUR HAT URBANI VILLAGE PRIMARY

81. Name of villag, with Area of No. of No. of Total Populaion (inclu- Schecluled Scheduled Literates no. Thana no.jTownj village in Ooou- Hous)- ding Institutional and Castes Tribes Ward/Circle luotares pied hold.s Housi)l"ss Population) and of Residen- town! tial ward in Houses &:m.' __ .A. ___ --. r-- _____ .....A-_ ------. r--.A.----. ("'11_ .A._ ---. r p M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE TI{AN A-BAS ANTPUR- -conta.

1 Bankajua (122) 203.96 136 171 1,102 492 610 45 43 181 28 2 Charman ,/"(123) 229.45 197 271 1,765 814 951 70 66 3 6 299 73 3 Mohamda. 0 12 4;) 341.55 275 372 2,615 1,206 1,409 148 173 440 72 4 Gaziapur (125) 31.16 65 88 619 268 351 12 29 139 69 5 Madar Khurd (126) 45.32 4;6 66 426 188 238 17 19 96 46 6 Manrar Kalan (127) 82.15 4;7 58 408 192 216 95 46 7 Paniyadih (128) 156.21 HI 204; 1,255 540 715 29 50 194; 53 8 Ratan Panrauli (14;6) 143.66 1..>2 212 1,357 614 743 33 4! 231 97 9 Ratan Panrauli (147) 32.37 52 87 559 261 298 28 3. 99 28 10 Saray Panrauli (14;8) 106.43 151 175 1,169 54;3 626 3JO 317 78 7

11 Sadiha (149) 150.54 115 148 917 403 514 11 14 209 64 12 Korigawan (150) 188.18 110 H5 897 395 502 57 86 84 7 13 Gaiya Nar (253) 63.53 26 35 255 121 134 19 17 62 31 l4, Sankri (257) 142.04 116 158 1,150 547 603 75 61 268 77 15 Aiman Shaakarpur (258) 45.32 29 4;6 259 145 144 63 58 38 12 16 Dh0urhpur (259) 60.70 40 60 423 224 199 24 22 77 21 17 Bahadurpur (260) 43.71 56 75 33J 123 207 23 51 44 2 18 MakhdUIupur (261 ) 50.18 3i 50 3~1 195 196 27 33 89 26 19 Mirjumla (262) 92.27 135 193 1,293 580 713 38 38 187 4!l 20 Chakia (263) 32.37 35 4;0 231 109 122 35 26 52 39 21 Chainpur (264) 17.00 26 38 257 115 142 69 75 56 26 22 Chakia Tola (265) 4.05 8 8 59 36 23 16 8 9 .. 23 Juo.phar (266) 108.05 121 163 1,079 520 559 50 52 203 48 24 Juaphar Tola (267) 25.09 23 36 310 153 157 :>6 39 101 25 Shankarpllr (268) 150.54 192 258 1,693 820 873 69 76 346 85 26 Chaiyan PaJi (270) 91,46 52 75 578 272 306 99 21 27 Bherwaniau (271) 184.13 14;8 189 1,3!6 637 709 46 63 211 48 28 Tarwar (272) 116.55 126 158 1,14;4 516 628 55 71 161 41 29 Salempur (273) 49.7t1 37 4;8 44;7 208 239 120 37 30 Gabinap'lr (274) 132.74. 88 140 852 399 453 51 53 172 51

31 Rajapur (275) 89.03 84 117 786 373 413 3~ 39 109 43 32 Badar Zamin (276) 62.73 44 66 413 191 222 81 18 33 Rasulpur (277) 27.52 18 20 174 72 102 11 .. 34; Matanpllra (278) 93.08 50 62 4;55 214; 241 22 21 88 31 35 Gopalpur (279) 178.06 153 189 1,258 600 688 186 183 173 43 36 Dehri (280) 57.06 68 73 520 251 269 48 53 57 37 Mairi Makhsuspur (281) 155.4') 39 57 446 228 218 177 36 38 Salempur (28~) 79.72 80 91 735 319 416 96 27 3!l Rampur (233) 89.84; 38 43 331 133 198 22 40 62 16 40 Rampur Lauwa (284) 63.13 65 91 570 266 314; 45 41 115 30 4J Sahsa (285) 72.84 86 96 711 323 388 3 10 172 43 ~2 Arazi Balaha (286) 22.26 81 9l 59(; 273 323 31 43 70 2 43 B'11aba (287) 75.27 89 112 753 341 412 86 80 116 27 44. Mairi Sudama (28'l) 4.4.92 55 60 435 2)1 23t 89 24 45 Mairi Dalip (289) 61.11 42 57 368 147 221 12 20 37 9 46 Marakhaa V"' (29:) 225.41 274 316 2,'89 1,056 1,133 142 136 9 9 437 80 47 Banpura (291) 118.98 34 50 388 202 186 39 43 107 49 48 Sarahri (292) 249.28 94 140 969 443 526 37 48 156 35 4!l Marakhap (29:1) 43.3!) 42 54; 371 174 197 19 13 64 23 1j0 Bithuna i,/(2!l4) 48Ul 2.50 233 2,564 1,211 1,353 159 213 485 20l 269

SUBDIVISLON-SIWAN SADAR CENSUS ABSTRACT

MA1N W OREERS

~------~------~ Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Marginal Non-Workers Workers (I) Labourers l11dustry- [III,IV, V(b) Workors (I-IX) (II) Ma.nufacturing, and VI to lX] Prooessing, Servicing a.nd Repairs (V (a)] r--~- -~-.. r----~---.. r--A---.. r--~---.. r--~---.. r - _.A. __ , ,--~---.. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

189 93 153 72 27 18 I 1 8 2 303 517 354 135 245 82 63 51 1 45 2 2 9 458 807 473 90 311 17 79 73 8 75 2 4 731 1.316 101 29 73 1 26 28 2 1 .. 166 322 61 10 47 8 5 1 9 7 8 120 220 92 6 72 4. 10 2 10 4 .. 96 210 167 43 114; 24 38 18 1 l4. 1 21 15 352 657 181 111 106 ~6 43 75 1 6 31 4 88 25 345 607 94, 26 85 22 5 4 1 3 7 6 160 266 299 98 179 3 119 95 1 12 24;4 516 177 40 164 32 2 8 1 10 .. 1 7 225 467 151 25 109 10 30 11 12 4 54, 185 190 292 29 21 8 92 134. 244; 4;3 199 38 37 4 8 1 3(J3 559 69 65 4 76 1M 117 108 .. 6 3 107 199 56 16 36 13 18 3 2 67 191 76 9 51 .2 11 7 14 21 79 98 108 242 81 199 49 5 )0 30 20 8 .2 8 338 624 44; 16 17 1 17 15 10 9 4 56 102 34 23 24 10 !3 4 3 77 116 14 4 9 4 4 J I 21 19 227 9 185 23 7 15 1 4 23 293 527 39 3 32 2 2 5 1 30 2 84; 152 272 48 242 30 9 15 5 16 3 1 547 825 103 9 82 .. 9 9 12 169 297 256 12 228 8 12 3 .2 U 1 22 9 359 688 214 16 189 1 22 15 .. 3 302 612 83 81 1 1 125 239 158 30 101 2 38 28 19 17 240 406 159 9 ]55 9 4- 2 2 2J2 402 80 2 68 5 2 7 111 220 22 1 20 2 ] 12 2 38 99 98 91 4 3 1 116 240 293 24; 213 17 67 5 13 .2 1 2 306 632 117 3 III I 5 .2 1 3 131 266 102 1 ] 00 1 2 3 126 214r 125 13B 94 93 25 43 6 194 280 43 7 39 7 , 90 191 101 16 64 Ii 29 1 17 10 1 165 288

128 14, 108 7 9 5 11 2 2 195 372 · 128 2 12.~ 3 2 145 321 · 114 24 76 16 7 8 1 30 .2 .225 388 82 78 4, 119 234; 59 3 55 3 3 I 2 13 f<6 ~O5

4,17 45 293 15 75 28 5 44 2 13 9 626 1,079 79 3 62 1 14 2 3 1 122 183 179 68 126 12 39 43 11 14. .2 11 5 253 453 69 8 46 1 20 7 3 3 105 186 · ~72 112 331 43 98 60 2 6 41 3 34 18 705 1,223 260

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-BHAGWANPUR HAT URBAN, VILLAGE PIUMABY

S1. N arno of village with Area of No. of No. of Total Population (inclu- 2chedu16d tchcduled LiterlOttes no. Thana. no./Townl village in Occu- House- ding Institutional and Castes Tribes WardJCirclo hectares pied holds Hou~oless Population) and of Residen- townl tial ward in Houses Km 2• .~----"--;---~, ,---"----, ,----"- --I • __ .A. __ ,

P M F M F M F M F 1 ~ 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-BASANTPUR-contd.

51 Ratauli (295) 127.88 132 163 1,123 522 601 30 47 206 23 52 Singhauli (296) 89.43 51 60 522 220 302 4 14 131 55 53 Rarnpur (297) 75.68 65 73 529 227 302 67 90 71 19 54 Suhpur (298) 119.33 51 85 533 271 262 33 30 103 24 55 Sipar (299) 143.26 12:; 202 1,424 620 804 31 4;7 253 53 56 Sani Bagahi (300) 80.53 88 115 761 334 427 18 24 145 10 57 Bagahi (301) 96.31 41 69 496 223 273 6 12 104 18 58 Birt Bagahi (302) 4.86 4 4 21 11 10 3 1 59 B..herhwa 1/(303) 185.34 189 256 1,930 915 1,015 130 125 333 102 60 Junedpur \304) 126.26 124 136 910 453 457 106 102 217 57 61 Barks Gaon l---fS(5) 6&0.27 661 794 5,837 2,740 3,097 309 331 718 357 62 Bakhtauli (3(,6) 44.11 44 56 455 236 219 10 13 82 15 63 Sarea (307) 123.02 14.6 207 1,585 122 863 54 05 391 288 64 Bansohi I.--- (308) 19&.87 188 274 1,816 834 982 45 37 260 58 65 Munra (313) ]03.60 90 100 989 471 518 96 78 168 29 66 Konrar (314) 148.52 153 189 1,386 654 732 273 54 67 Saghar Sultanpur LAl48) 849.02 732 987 6,8u4 3,176 2,508 200 202 897 387 68 Sult.a~pur (349) 76.08 85 107 651 288 363 33 53 91 15 69 Mohna (350) 199.10 159 248 1,622 741 881 45 55 309 43 70 Hasanpllra (351) 84.58 64 103 632 287 345 34 33 136 87 71 Bilaspur ~52) 255.35 220 271 2,134 1,071) 1,059 92 82 388 14.8 72 Mag;hri (353) 210.43 130 157 1,190 552 638 14 29 278 80 73 Sughri 1..A'lI54; 251.71 199 258 1.778 829 949 30 33 307 85 74 Nag;wa (361) 120.1& 165 237 1,608 815 793 96 94 294 97 75 Arazi Nagwa. (362) 28.73 29 37 271 122 149 59 8 76 Kauriya ~63) 773.75 788 1,002 6,8b8 3,345 3,513 299 277 871 336 77 Dhare.mraj (364) 121.00 05 68 538 237 301 21 29 100 34 78 Bhikhampur ~65) 223.79 211 260 1,993 958 1,03., 80 71 492 158 79 Chorauli (366) 235.93 158 212 1,631 746 885 100 125 291 44 80 Machhagra \367) 118.17 129 147 1,009 492 517 23 37 244 96 81 Chorauli Banwo (S68) 22.26 37 58 481 229 252 19 16 42 5 82 N adllwa (369) 112.91 11 21 157 77 80 2 3 9 1 83 Bilsanr (370) 132.33 58 71 509 266 243 39 34 104 16 84 Bilsanr Tola (371\ 82.15 37 40 299 132 167 5 12 36 1 85 Khapkat (372) 8.09 7 10 56 28 28 14 9 86 Baramh Asthan 0373) ~86.11 275 359 2,402 1,157 1,245 84- 108 617 12b 87 Chaurasi (374) 20.23 16 19 154 80 74 54 19 88 Bhikhampur (J75) 2.43 Uninhal!il-'A 89 Sajot (37fl) 38.85 5 5 34 IS 15 19 15 2 90 Nauwa Tola (377) 57.46 48 54 414 213 201 67 9

91 Manan Patti (371)) 80.53 42 52 301 135 Ib6 16 23 47 2 92 Sonhani ~79) 409.94 357 426 2,979 1,367 1,612 8.2 91 514 152 93 Saripa ti (380) 143.66 128 182 1,359 661 698 45 40 323 91} 94 Jagdishpur (381) 96.72 78 98 681 318 363 54 62 132 56 95 Sohsaraon (382) 189.79 14.7 176 1,450 735 715 45 42 325 73

96 Sonbarsa. (383) 67.58 55 76 535 248 287 115 27 97 HulSl.lra (384) 167.13 124 174 1,239 563 676 84 107 262 82 98 Dilshadptr (385) 69.60 55 69 606 309 297 20 29 217 63 99 Mundiplir (386) 138.00 137 184 1,368 653 715 48 55 291 62 100 Piprahia v(387) 140.42 231 305 2,174 98b 1,189 51 88 512 184 261

SUBI>IVISIOH- SIWAN SADAR

,EWJtiQ~ .I~'f~

MAIN WORKERS

, ___ ~ _____ ~ ~ ___ ,_~_~ _____ .A.,~ ..' ______..... Tot~l Main Worker8 Cultiva.tors 4g1'icultYrl,1 Household Other Workers Marginal Non-Workers (I--IX) (I) LabouB6l1~ lndustry- lllI,IV,V(b) Workers (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] ProceSSing, Servicing and Repairs LV (a)] r- - '- --"--:_ --. ,- ,--"- - ---, ,---"----, ,---"-----, ,----"- ,- - -, ,- - -"-- ---, ,---"----,

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 16 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

234, 86 177 35 47 48 2 3 8 11 32 277 4.83 88 16 80 9 8 1 29 26 103 266 109, 'i 80 25 1 4 , , 2 118 299 133 [; 121 9 5 1 2 1 137 267 231 74. 205 50 13 24 1 12 6 383 730

l4.7 82 63 13 82 00 2 187 345 105 100 5 Il8 273 ti 6 5 10 362 36 195 4 88 31 36 43 8 [J:J2 971 176 57 96 75 53 5 + ~O 7 ;"~7 aH3 1,182 3is 7 ;2 97 257 157 64 51 119 13 17 7 1,,)41 2,772 98 8 Vi 8 3 1 13S 211 3;10 25 213 1 52 22 16 39 2 ,:02 S37 :126 20 227 1 38 19 5 56 8 21"; 5()O U37 151 4- 1:1:1 16 4- 2 320 514

256 115 1.:>2 5 76 98 , , 28 12 3 16 395 liOI 1,:nO 127 9l(i 16 183 94 36 6 135 11 ';3 59 I,Su:! 3,322 127 27 73 38 27 5 11 IGI :l3G 346 68 278 26 ~2 40 :!6 2 :395 813 III 18 73 8 11 3 15 { ]2 3 5 25 171 302

593 17 367 3: 126 ~ Ii 9 95 1 ;! J.80 1,0';'2 23~) 26 165 15 15 3 13 {6 8 313 till 378 27 ~91 <\6 12 5 4 36 11 451 922 367 36 246 13 91 22 30 I 1 6 447 751 63 55 8 59 149

1,593 131 1,036 18 320 109 31 206 4 3 I 1,749 3,381 94 32 61 10 20 20 2 13 3 I 1.. 0 2li8 413 8 339 2 17 2 8 49 4 4- \J 5.1,1 1,018 312 65 229 5 4,6 60 [j 32 12 29 422 791 185 116 66 3 307 517

62 4. {3 1 11 3 8 Itl7 248 28 1 20 8 1 J.') 79 114 3 94- 1 17 2 1 2 11,2 240 66 65 1 66 167 17 16 1 11 28 474 13 396 50 10 28 3 21 682 1,211 19 II) 4 61 74- Uninhabited 7 1 6 1 1 12 14 91 2 61 I 27 1 3 122 199

50 38 11 1 7 85 159 500 21) ~97 24- 22 12 29 I 807 1,587 298 30 224 3 31 18 13 7 30 2 2 2 361 666 134 14- 120 3 7 8 7 3 1 76 183 273 355 4 284 5& 3 13 1 1 379 711

87 19 61 10 14- 8 3 1 9 13 31 }4.8 237 217 ,8 183 7 1 3 24 :1 26 320 628 132 II 100 2 8 8 1 23 I 2 175 286 258 17 234 "10 11 4 13 3 5 1 390 697 456 17 361 3 74 10 3 1 18 3 8 35 521 1,137 262

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-BHAGWANPUR HAT URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

S1. Name of village with Area of No. of No. of Total Populaion (inclu- Scheduled Scheduled Lit.rat.1IS no. Thana no./Townl village in Dccu· House- rling Institutional and Castes Tribes Ward/Circle hoctares pied holds Houseless Population) and of Residen- town! tial warn in Houses Km". r---- _.A. ___ ._-., r- - _.A. __ -., r--.-A.-~ r--- ...... ---.,

P M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 '1 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 REV.&NUE THAN A - BASANTPUR -contd. 101 Jalpurwa (388) 6l.92 25 38 238 III 12'1 59 23 102 Arnan 1/"(389) 269.11 212 283 2,019 954 1,065 '12 73 559 239 103 Mira Hata (390) IO~A5 III 160 1,025 480 545 52 57 18ft 39 104- Biro. Ban.kat (391) 1>7.46 36 48 323 HIO 1.>3 60 8 105 Bankat (392) 154.99 109 131 925 457 468 43 40 185 4g

106 Chakmunda (393) 33.9!) 20 40 313 148 165 22 107 Mohammadpllr (394) 139.61 168 211 1,511 739 772 34: 34 249 25 108 Chak Birdi (395) 56.25 47 70 467 213 251 77 15 109 Bhagwanpur Hat ,-,,\396) 196.27 261 317 2,329 1,126 1,203 213 220 360 82 110 Rampur Digar (397) 62.32 116 142 992 492 500 3 202 28

III Ramllur Khas (398) 72.44 58 71 487 24.3 244 3 6 130 5f; 112 Rampur Digar (399) 59.49 120 166 1,003 481 522 77 75 190 62 113 Rampur h.has (400) 52.61 13 20 162 79 83 21 3 114 Mirzapur Bahiyara (401) 45.73 Uninhabited

Total 14,943.22 12,894 16,740 118,156 55,631 62,525 5,455 5,960 12 15 Z1,253 6,341 263

SUBnIVISION-SIWAN SADAR CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS

~- ______A ______~ ______~ Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (I) Labourers Inclustry- [Ill,IV,V(b) Workers (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX], Processing, Servicing and Repairs [VIa)] ,- ___ ..A. __ --, . ,-__ ..A. __ , ,-__ ..A.__ --, , __ ..A. ____ , , __ ..A..__ -, r-----..A.---~ r--_..A.._--,

M F ]I,{ F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

46 40 .. 6 65 127 460 42 338 16 6'7 22 12 43 3 1 493 1,022 170 153 11 3 3 6 310 539 78 68 6 4- 82 162 198 175 14 9 259 468 63 63 85 165 317 1 238 1 68 11 8 422 763 80 20 57 13 13 7 3 .. 7 136 231 489 118 239 34 141 76 28 3 81 ;; 3 637 1,()82 204 5 128 24 3 5 1 J,7 16 287 479

98 2 66 2 3 10 19 12 25 133 217 195 26 75 69 25 5 J;6 1 285 496 82 :n 1 6 1 1 18 6 "8

23,352 3,351 17,165 1,183 3,650 1,853 463 151 2,074 164 600 964 31,679 58,210 284

DEtELoPtUlNT BLOOK-KAHARAIGANJ URBAN/VII~l.J\GJ: PRIMARY.

S1. N arne of villago with Area of No. of No. of Total Population (btolil- Soheduled Soheduled Literates no. Thana no.JTown/ village in Ooou- House- ding Institutional and Castes. Tribes Ward/Circle hectares pied holds. HOuBeless Population). and of Residen- townJ tisl ward in Houses. 2 Km • ,-____ .A. ____ ...... , __ .A. __ ...... ,_.A._...... , __ .A. __ "'"'I

P M F M F M F :M: -F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I) 10 II 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-BASANTPUR-contd.

1 Balia v(107) 372.71 362 471 :>,463 1,646 1,818 a4S 250 14 24 714- 175 :t Aplrad (111 ) 76.48 56 76 4,87 237 250 55 4.J. 86 12 3 Jagdis'1.pllr ( 12!J) 9,5.10 96 149 958 4.54- 504 63 42 ., lJ;5 44- 4- ,Hatlwa (13J) lU.88 IH 233 1,474- 662 212 74 87 207 4b 5 Risa::Jra v-{131) 38L04 285 437 2,739 1,228 1,511 137 179 [-37 179 6 Bishunpura (132) 113.72 119 152 914 430 484 56 4,3 18.J. 24- 7 Pokhra ..{l33) 473.88 414, 489 3,714, 1,786 1.928 238 237 12 10 1,135 204- 8 Madhopur (I 34.) 56.66 77 93 690 331 359 2 t\ .. 150 46 9 Gau,r '-'('135) 130.31 229 267 1,831 860 971 130 183 20 24- 393 86 10 Sikandarpur (136) 205.94 174 239 1,569 7HI 853 76 75 326 116

11 Teghra (137) 14.9.73 a2 201 1,337 626 711 58 56 3 3 137 27 12 Ch~otka Teghra (138) 135.97 170 227 1,339 620 719 86 97 24- 32 1(;0 36 13 RatanPura (139) 97.53 l:H 187 1,259 594, 665 27 24 40 57 263 103 14 Pakaulia (140) 39.66 29 46 417 197 220 7 9 70 6 15 Bangra v--(141) 193.03 241 273 1,744- 825 919 64 8.J. 289 93

16 Kasdeura ~142) 195.06 354- 4,64- 2,954 1,398 1,556 115 113 500 107 17 D:lobwalia (1.c\:J) 123.02 III 159 1,157 5~8 609 67 63 5 12 1:J4 17 18 Jigrawn ._.-fIM) 316.06 298 400 2,669 1,24,3 1,4.26 236 266 15 19 400 99 19 !Lahari (145) 125,4,6 61 81 654, 259 395 13 12 78 20 Paterha .....f15i) 392.54 428 574 3,687 1,733 1,954, 137 171 4- 5 592 2,'.8'" 21 Surbir (152) 165.51 163 205 1.295 595 700 14 14 .. 171 41 22 Deuriya V'(153) 341.15 399 513 30488 1,613 1.875 73 62 23 26 698 240 23 BiRhunpar 1./{'1(4) 285.70 319 426 2,765 1,340 1,425 183 200 596 120 Mahuari 2 1, Kapya Nizamat (157) Wholly merged in Maharajgani (NAG) 25 Kopya Jagir (158) Wholly merged in Maharajganj (NAG)

26 Inauti (Hi9) Wholly merged in Maharajganj (NAG) 27 Jagdishpur (160) 75.68 52 74- 544 259 285 146 40 28 Ramapati (l()2) Wholly merged in Maharajganj (NAC) 29 Takipur \,r'{171) ~.8.).62 361 4,69 3,094. 1,433 1,661 136 140 5:"0 180 30 Barahia Tola (240) 60,70 30 43 283 127 156 69 81 53 20

31 Lerua V(241) 233.91 14,8 279 1,839 856 983 143 }l.0 194- 23 32 Balan \/'(243) 250.09 178 289 2,092 920 1,172 100 1,'.1 J.28 120 33 Sarea (244) 185.76 120 184 1,262 632 630 59 62 318 102 34- Rarhia (245) 111.29 65 113 765 342 423 19 27 14-1 37 35 Ifigauli (246) 34.40 8 8 51 28 23 11

36 PipraKabn (247) 117.36 88 117 755 349 406 22 23 94- 22 37 Baganchha (24,8) 8.90 Uninhabited Khurd 38 Pipra Kh'lrd (24() 174.01 84- 117 74-8 3.1,0 408 12 18 H5 5R 39 Bagauhchha v0!50) 186.15 203 298 2,035 983 1,052 7I 61 358 101 40 Chak Mllhmuda (251) 102.38 117 165 1,028 478 550 31 36 156 28

41 Da1pat pur (252) 120.19 76 108 723 337 386 72 71 114 11 42 Khayura n.hanpur(254) 48.16 36 59 342 154 188 28 27 47 15 43 Siktia (255) 157.83 168 282 1,716 801> 911 18 31 308 84 44 Mardanpur (256) 22.66 28 48 294 132 162 36 41 52 19 45 B.hedu Chhapra (269) 71.22 95 124 834 422 412 ]05 97 170 28 REVENUE THAN A-SIW 1N- contd.

46 HaJipurwa (415) 118.57 165 226 1,420 625 795 134- 186 225 29 47 Sarangpur (537) 14!i.33 118 239 1,551 698 853 80 85 175 47 48 Ushuri (539) 2111.91 199 253 1,605 788 817 28 23 337 54 49 Jalalpur (540) 88.62 1I5 160 1,101 537 564 66 82 11 6 198 75 50 Balia Patti (541) 41.68 57 86 6]2 302 810 10 11 ]50 47 265

8UBJ)IVISION-~(W4\N SADAR CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ~------~------~ Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers (I-IX) (1) Labourers Industry~- [III, IV,v(b) (II) Manufacturing. and VI tolX] .l'rocessing, servicing and RElpairs [V(a)] . ,_ .... _..A_ .A. ___ .-. .•... .~.~~ ~ r-.~ ,-_ ~---~ ,--- ~---. ~--~--.~ ,--~--~ ~ __ ..A.. __ -.

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

702 129 544- 97 75 19 17 66 13 37 87 gOO 1,602 93 20 69 8 22 12 2 144. 230 193 28 laO 8 3{ 20 2 7 39 76 222 4.00 157 If} no 3 27 16 1 19 139 94- 366 69.9 525 78 369 ll6 64- 47 7 ~ 85 27 47 676 1,386 153 23 114- 20 21 3 18 37 57 24-0 4.04 778 128 536 3'2 168 92 22 52 3 7 I,C08 1.793 87 4 6 119 11 7 " 26 9 8 203 340 369 103 24-2 36 50 51· 30 13 4,7 14- 18 4.77 850 261 ~3 194- 17 18 22 4-1) ... 26 12 4-29 798 278 60 22'> 31 41 24 3 1 I) 27 62 321 589 137 29 21 255 65 11 31 18 66 "7 ~6 50 339 604 227 4-7 170 20 38 21 8 2 11 4. 2 11 365 607 64 67 2 1 2 2 10 120 218 316 87 179 20 III 66 3 23 1 16 27 493 805 597 91 449 51 n 23 17 16 39 1 51 95 750 1,370 5 24-8 fi 1 7 256 " 6 2 286 3;");; 88 602 505 115 32 64- 11 9 51 10 63 lOI 675 1,210 89 4 72 I 15 3 1I 170 38 160 86 391 762 164- 459 27 17 116 23 36 24 935 1,766 254- 21 162 5 74. 11 I) 2 73 3 4 337 679 716 315 419 85 31 69 178 132 88 29 54. 121 ;,1 843 1,439 57J, 119 503 4-5 74 34 9 11 757 1.:095

120 4 102 4 7 11 4 57 l3li 224- S67 75 432 25 91 33 2 42 17 38 68 828 1,518 71 4 31 1 39 3 1 I 2 55 150 28 3 321 51 206 19 101 1 11 3 51 161 J,8,\ 771 321 4-6 254- 20 23 11 5 3 39 12 15 53 584- 27 1.073 277 35 210 6 61 6 2 1 4-2 354- 553 14-7 16 14-1 15 6 1 1 4 194- -0',03 9 9 1 18 23 17 151 35 110 l4. 27 14 4. 1 197 371

no 17 98 6 6 11 6 31 5 199 2;,;' 36 29 386 321 40 10 30 85 91 577 921 159 56 115 27 21 26 7 3 16 18 301 494 IJ.4. 17 101 10 29 7 13 6 7 187 862 59 12 39 6 18 6 2 11 89 23 165 251 61 212 34. 14. 3 4 22 III 50 443 800 51 22 24 2 16 19 5 1 6 9 2 72 138 152 62 90 21 57 4-1 5 4-9 8 221 342

243 86 145 ~5 53 36 8 /} 37 26 110 356 85 43 2 599 275 70 156 24 4 30 5 16 418 767 356 74 257 49 55 ]J. I'! 11 26 2 4-30 61 45 74,3 248 52 169 4 1 17 3 I 5 288 507 HI 26 90 /} 13 16 4 31 1 2 1 159 283 -'66

DEVELOPMENT BLOOK-l'tIAHARAJGANJ URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

81. Name of village with Area of No. of No. of Total Populaion (inclu· Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Thana no./Townl village in Oecu· HousL- ding Institutional and Castes Tribes Ward/Circle. hectares pied h)lds. Housek .. Population). and of Residen. town! tisl ward in Houses. km.! • , _____ ..A. _____ """ r--..A.---. r--..A.---~ r---"---, P M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA- SIW AN- contd.

51 Madhopur '(1542) 196.67 236 287 1,912 945 967 278 317 321 125 52 Dhanpura (543) lOl.57 41 60 453 222 231 6 3 46 53 -Gaur Rauza (544) 48.16 37 48 268 117 151 46 60 18 5 54 Gaurkathak (545) 24.28 46 55 345 169 176 34 2 55 Gaur (546) 148.52 145 186 991 479 512 84 99 122 4 547 49.78 70 103 637 275 362 20 23 41 3 56 Chandpur ) 57 Shiude 0548) 247.26 199 297 1,848 870 978 109 126 16 20 294 44 58 Shakra \./('549) 378.38 254 316 1,995 960 1,035 63 58 367 122 59 Khamhauri t"A550) 206.39 224 276 2,034 960 1,074 141 188 344 176 60 Shahpur (561) 201.53 204 260 1,697 771 926 40 32 262 45 61 Phalpura (552) 119.38 80 110 812 386 426 43 42 90 7 62 Sonbarsa \/(553) 175.63 209 293 2,050 994 1,056 126 134 3 1 444 300 63 Shahganj (554) 42.90 49 60 364 181 183 33 39 41 4 64 Bhojua (555) 1l.33 Uninhabited. 60 Misraulia (569) 79.32 146 146 644 333 311 23 28 30 6

66 Nautan (570) 193.84 162 237 1,432 655 777 117 132 :j3 59 219 91 67 Gohpur (571) 125.05 131 180 1,133 540 593 38 37 9 13 258 79 68 Bajra.hia (572) 12l.81 130 180 1,346 652 694 19 26 33 38 341 124 69 Ma.npur (574) 8l.57 32 48 325 157 168 23 1 70 Tetha (575) 133.95 131 222 1,457 669 788 49 48 202 62

71 Kalyanpur (576) 63.94 12 15 85 42 43 13 I 72 Dureji (577) 78.51 65 83 532 278 254 167 54 '13 Harkeshpur (578) 64.75 611 113 838 393 445 64 5 74 Bangra. v(57~) 197.89 252 322 2,038 1,030 1,008 277 265 441 167 75 Siahuta. (580) Wholly merged ir Maha.rahlanj (NAC) 76 Pasnauli (581) Wholly merg<:>d in Maharajganj (NAC) 77 Dharchhuha (582) 64.34 85 113 775 378 397 56 79 117 10 Total 10,782.31 10,351 14,103 93,309 43,943 49,366 4,961 5,436 265 349 16620 4,649 MAHARAJGANJ NOTIFIED

1 Ward no. 1 NA 295 358 2,203 1,190 1,013 58 33 15 16 801 366 2 Ward no. 2 NA 314 384 2,456 1,242 1,214 50 40 14 9 624 224 3 Ward no. 3 NA 586 638 4,446 2,322 2,12-, 182 173 3 6 1,363 698 4 Ward DO. 4 NA 279 313 2,145 1,121 1,024 92 94 60 54 547 200 I) Ward no. 5 NA 76 94 512 264 248 117 25

6 Ward no. 6 NA 158 2lO 1,441 716 725 ~1 46 16 22 317 89 7 Ward no. 7 NA 188 274 1,993 997 996 120 104 41 39 215 29 Total 7.60 1,896 2,271 15,196 7,852 7,344 543 490 149 146 3,984 1,631 267

SUBDIVISION- SIWAN SADAR OENSUS ABSTRAOT

MAIN WOl\XEBS

,..- -.-_. -.--._ -. -_. - ._-. ------....___--- -._--_--.---.-~_----. Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers (l--IX) (I) Labourers Industry- [III,rv,Vlb) (II) Manufacturing. and VI to IX] Processing. Servicing and Repairs [V (a)] ,..-- _.-"---'---, ,..----"----.-, ,...---.--"---, ,..- _.---"- _.----, ,..---"--._, ,..-__ .A. __ -, ,..-_._-A.___-, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 i'0 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

4,30 225 167 38 199 171 10 54 15 34 43 4,81 699 96 61 60 20 34- 41 2 19 22 107 148 50 21 13 6 31 13 6 2 1 1 66 129 60 34- 46 20 2 8 12 6 109 142 243 41 134 7 62 30 9 38 4 3 46 233 425

119 50 106 39 8 10 5 1 3 4, 153 308 404 112 289 51 56 43 31 15 28 3 32 59 434 807 396 52 26:' 9 87 38 1 3 4.3 2 30 67 534- 916 414 105 313 74 105 27 54(1 9{j9 313 25 224 16 61 9 28 1'2 189 396 712 177 1j. 116 26 41 17 1 1 19 5 209 377 389 57 289 19 50 36 4- 1 46 1 27 34- 578 965 85 19 47 7 32 12 6 96 164- 157 151 5 1 176 318 260 144 187 77 55 66 2 16 1 394 633 211 17 l'Q 30 16 4 1 33 329 57(1 221 24- 182 9 )6 9 1 22 6 56 74- 371) 596 85 I) 53 30 5 2 72 161 250 173 112 69 37 50 59 53 42 1 38 54 381 561 2 .. 2 15 6 3 18 41 Hi) 8 131 5 7 9 1 1 132 245 139 121 12 6 4- 21 250 424- 478 141 246 4- 143 128 3 88 6 6 l4. 546 853

163 5 99 5 31 H- 19 31 7I 184- 321 18,049 3,904 12,615 t,384 3,120 1,996 576 335 1,738 189 1,444 2,31D 24,45D 43,152 AREA COMMITTEE

516 46 131 4- 112 25 18 4- 285 13 16 628 966 567 79 ViI 1 204 66 37 5 175 7 1 .. 614- 1,135 9n3 80 13 1 27 n 101 3 852 53 91 24- 1,238 2,020 509 3u 123 2 79 14 65 10 242 10 14 1 598 987 122 2 112 1 2 9 142 246 330 12 188 2 101 9 14 27 1 1 1 385 712 467 33 230 9 78 5 28 8 131 11 5 1 525 962 3,534 288 948 19 602 144 283 30 1,721 95 128 28 4,190 7,02 8 268

Davelopment Block- Danlln4ha URBAN /VILLAGE PittAM RY

Sl. Name of villa.ge wi~h Area of No. fi)£ No. of Tatal Population (inclu- t:cheduled Scheduled Litorllotea no. Thana no./Townl villa.ge in 000"'. llouse- dini Institutional and Castes Tribes WardJCircle. heotares pied holds. Houseiess Population). and of Residen- townl tial ------wa.rd in Houses. kml. ,-___ ..A.. ____ -, r--_..A..---, r--.A.._C--, r--_.A._--,

p M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Revenue Thana ·BaSJntpul-CQntd.

1 Jbajhawa. (11)5) 138.00 140 166 996 479 517 24 30 6 [) 81) 8 2 Babgra. v(156) 384'04- 610 616 4,442 2,070 2,372 24.l 249 4 4- 333 99 3 Katwa,r 11(1) lQ!I.97 89 fH 744 360 384 [)2 68 13 16 110 16' 4- Abhu,i (163) 195.06 199 200 1,619 754 8M 42 43 2'i6 b8 5 Fatehpu,r (1(4) 13t!.81 150 15J 1,032 482 550 25 46 168 44-

6 Bishu, npu,ra. (165) 144.88 194- 202 1.551 743 814 4.1 42 300 134- 7 B,aini (166) 57.06 45 57 4,10 177 233 38 4,1 9~ 44 8 Rangrauli (167) 37.64 59 59 426 208 218 69 \;1 " 100 31 9 R~ku,ndipur v(168) 493.30 664 735 4,851 2,329 2,52~ 251 2.;6 32 31 b97 294- 10 Bilikhaban '- J1(9) 276.00 341 34-1 2,531 1.24-7 1,:>84 105 132 181 17

11 Ramgarha vi170) 521.23 ()S4 585 4,036 l,S47 2,l89 206 239 613 126 12 Birti To)& (172) 40.47 68 68 4.67 216 :Wl 28 35 104- 9 13 Satjora (173) 174.01 lS8 .1'05 1,686 755 931 76 !i'! 251 57 14 Mahaohawa.r \174) 8;),39 60 60 396 173 223 7 !I 34- 3 15 Belda.ri Tala (175) 27.11 22 ~~ 150 73 77 12

16 Nanda Tola (176) 101.67 105 lOS 677 332 345 9 15 , , 77 1 17 Rasulpur '\,/(177) 217.72 216 216 1,<)95 916 1,079 69 61 16 12 ~94 41 18 Chakri (178) 72.03 126 126 1,158 567 591 4 8 271 60 19 Kharsara (179) 116.65 94- 94- 6!H 309 345 27 34 109 30 226 49 20 Marsara (180) 72.44 179 179 1,059 5(]9 490 15,), 121 93 30 21 Mathia (lSI) 43.71 75 75 5H 226 288 135 21 22 H.a.nibari (182) 106.84 114- 114- 711 331 380 20 30 135 36 23 B&ldin (183) 106.03 122 122 SoJS 398 460 11 11 71 20 Baidapu.r (184) 89.43 60 66 422 166 256 11 9 2' 21 2 25 D",mri (185) 137.59 79 79 518 245 273 lOll 141 7 26 Bangali 'Bllarauli(186) 33.99 11 11 61 29 32 29 32 27 45 298 1.27 171 49 3 C'lintamanpur (187) 65.96 44 UninhabUe4 28 Talkhiro (188) 26.71 2,\8 216 1,561 746 815 57 58 44- 29 SiriiaOn (189) 216.50 216 109 .tI 30 Korari Khllrd (190) 119.3g 94 94 604. 298 306 18 3 31 Terha (191) 51.80 13 13 72 32 40 10 11 730 24 21 2 2 372 105 32 Pipra. (192) 125.45 248 260 1,478 748 502 152 125 152 32 33 Dllraundha (193) 89.43 125 157 1,008 506 253 274- 25 19 86 14 34- Sadhpur (194) 5.2.20 60 62 527 369 2,233 1,04-0 1,193 147 140 362 98 35 llarsar ~195) 446.36 331 641 677 84 74 178 48 36 Paohhwari (196) 163.49 199 200 1,318 Harsar. 147 173 41 52 37 6 37 Milki Madhwa. (197) 70.00 44 4-4 320 pur. 478 4-81 101 91 100 12 38 (Hi8) 153.37 14.1 141 959 Kolhua. 170 18-\ 91 22 39 Mirachak (199) 36.83 4-4 4-4 354- 450 217 233 84- 18 4-0 Ha.rsa Tali (200) 97.12 47 51 }49 236 100 179 1,300 62~ 676 1~3 41 Hathopur (201) 218.12 175 409 141 257 I,SM 860 994 56 75 ~2 v(202) 229.45 226 Mahual SOl 35;' 446 42 47 150 81 43 Shekhpu,rwa (203) 88.22 110 no 157 26 1,,3 1,300 606 699 80 87 44 Merahi (204.) 258.59 144 174- 21 122 954 430 524 50 60 45 Jaialpur (205) 194.65 122 267 186 1,058 496 562 15 17 46 (206) 113.31 112 123 558 309 Semri 3,340 1,546 1.794 153 ]92 4-7 '-{207) 4-02.61 336 435 177 H Rajanpurs 1.216 529 687 51 58 48 (208) 255.35 183 185 192 59 Harpu,r Katwa. 1.246 591 655 30 30 49 (209) 146.90 145 145 198 33 Dibi 193 1,362 627 735 184 205 50 Pakri (210) 15l.35 192 289

IUB.IVIBIOK -SIWAN SADAR CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WOBKE:BS "'-_4_ .. __" __ .. _4 __ • ___'"'_- .. ____'" ____ . ..A..._...---_ --_._------.""'"\ Total Main Workers Cultivators Agriot!ltm4 HOUgeoold Other Worker Margin.!'l Non-Workers (I -IX) (I) Labourers In,du3try . [III, IV, V(b) Workers (ll) Mallufooturing, and VI to IX] Prooossing, Servioing and RepairllltV(a») ..A. ._.., r-.~ __ .J... __ • ~---. _.---.A. ------. r---,.~...A..--l r- --.""'------. r--.-. r--_-.J... -.-~ r--~~-.- .• r- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2ll 23 24 25 26 27 2t1

237 14 235 7 2 7 242 503 925 45 632 1 210 29 29 4 54 11 2 1,143 2,327 196 72 105 1 89 71 2 6 16 158 296 294 38 231 21 41 17 21 460 827 158 38 83 \& 29 24 21 10 25 20 7 304 505 328 14 270 6 19 8 4 35 1 2 414 798 75 311 47 4 II 20 10 .' I 102 199 86 24 53 21 21 I 9 2 6 2 116 192 964 227 513 51 30li 1640 40 4 106 S 46 12 1,319 2,283 563 39 397 7 140 24 10 i 16 684 1,245 755 ]3i 628 62 88 71 8 38 2 ., 1,092 2,054 68 20 68 20 .. 1 9 l4.7 222 t7'8 84 192 33 51 51 4 31 2 475 847 75 34 53 21 18 13 4 98 189 39 22 38 HI 1 .. 34 55 94 5 85 3 9 2 .' 238 340 I 13 IH8 1.053 B~"l 13 348 13 11 .. 8 244 4 235 2 3 3 2 3 323 587 165 319 144 26 102 t.l 3' 22 8 2 .. 298 4 295 4 8 64 271 422 88 61 21 1 I) 13B 2BB 140 28 109 9 19 17 12 2 191 352 155 36 128 III 7 0 19 S 24.3 t24 73 2b 54 15 6 19 6 93 231 88 11 46 2 41 I) 1 157 262 a 1 8 1 6 1 15 31 61 7 48 4. 10 3 2 1 66 164 272 81 175 S 75 24 22 1 1.) 8 459 776 109 25 62 6 5 H 20 189 281 11 3 4 , B II .. 4 21 33 352 12 73 56 30 5 193 7 1 4 395 714 215 18 93 2 80 14 I 42 1 I) 20 282 464 100 24 28 I 61 18 D V . , .. 153 250 • 4J 5 1 601 1.110 434 8il 335 41 51 .u • 262 146 192 121 50 ti 20 10 369 631 62 55 7 85 173 255 247 i II 223 481 99 98 1 71 184 120 1 116 J 4 97 232

228 8 201 6 10 1 16 1 396 668 302 61 260 ''1 2-8 ~ 1-4 1 1 557 932 151 24 108 10 23 13 1 203 422 238 68 186 30 .S Si 7 368 631 184 78 151l n 25 .5 246 446 196 4.3 178 H 1:5 14 3 300 519 545 76 432 IV 7. ill 7 10 3' 2 II 2 !90 1,716 201 28 116 3 63 25 4 1'8 32B 65~ 23. 16 162 II 39 1:6 3a .. 357 639 236 42 l4.6 16 56 23 4 30 3 23 18 368 675 J7()

Developmen/_Bloek-Doraundha URBANfVILLAGE PRIMARY

81. Name of village with Area of No. of No. of Total Popul~tion (inclu. Soheduled Soheduled Literates no. Thana no./Town/ village in Oocu· House· ding Institutional and Castes. Tribes Wal'dJ Circle. hectares pied holds. Houseleas Population). and. of Residen- townJ tial ward in Houses. Km'. ,..-_-,- __ .A. ____ , ,..-_.A._, ,..-_. .A._, r- - _.. .A. __ ,

P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Revenue Thana--Basantpuf-concld. 51 Mathia Bac~\a.n. (211) 27.52 35 35 235 120 115 .. 27 1 giro 52 Tanl'wa (212) H2.45 208 210 1,424 641 783 141 169 214 60 53 Parsa Harnatanr(213) 152.56 101 102 720 343 377 44 49 152 68 54 Mathia (214) 60.70 61 ill 463 234- 229 6 7 ii5 .2 55 Dipni F~15) 78.91 64 64 441 192 249 '" 17 71 1 56 Koral' (2IG) 6;:;.96 99 99 688 326 3112 52 46 &7 S ,,7 Jagdispvr (21'i ) 32.78 4 4 31 18 13 4 58 C'lherahi (.H8) 181.70 22f 226 1,089 797 892 106 129 2l:4 18 59 Pasiwarh (:m) 88.:..2 -10 70 54.0 24-2 298 35 65 -iO 12 (iO Pipra (2:;0) 50.59 32 39 254- 116 138 64 52

01 Madflwapul' (221) 32.78 33 33 223 117 106 ~4 7 62 Chandparsa (;;2~) 62.73 141 141 950 425 525 158 76 63 Rukni urf Man· (223) 6.88 Uninhabited Chhakhap. .. 64 Usti (~24) 148.52 161 163 1,267 580 687 84 90 103 10 65 Manchha (425) 125.05 126 129 8{9 444 405 85 78 181 9

66 Bhadea (2~6) 52'20 Uninhabited 67 Bhusi (227) 44.92 27 27 246 132 114 60 3 68 Mu.nd.aram Chha· (228) 99.55 125 125 1,095

71 D.1'lkani (231) ~7.35 33 33 351 140 211 62 45 72 Kamsara (232) 201'94; 101 101 771 363 408 20 19 2 132 4.9 73 Baluhi (233) 8+.58 11 11 90 41 49 15 H Bagaura ...,-,\23.1) 64.1.01 716 778 5,24.3 2,595 2,648 251 260 33 51 614. 131 75 Ma{\J,ri C1lak (23.» 118. )7 116 123 844. 381 463 21 34- " 10 lHo 10 76 Jalalpul' v (236) 801.36 672 745 5,538 2,503 3,035 195 237 14- 16 984 254 77 Dihi (237) 'i8.51 72 76 631 ?S3 348 18 18 87 8 78 PtLII>l'epur (238) IG9.97 217 219 1,567 726 841 40 38 270 58 79 Phalpul'a (239) 159. t4. 112 112 860 373 487 22 3f 27 34- 136 22 80 Sahdauli (2~2) 1!J'7.07 108 108 720 330 390 45 64 18 RevenUe Thana-·Siwan -concld. 81 Machhauti (40~) 99.15 93 99 660 286 374- 16 n 106 12 82 Maahh aut a (~03) 77.29 126 126 808 375 433 4.4- 51 120 13 83 Pirarthu kalan (65") 239'98 III III 701 334 367 63 80 117 29 84- Iuds (.• 58) 42.49 60 62 411 178 233 4- 6 30 2 85 Dhabar (559.) 212.05 67 140 935 460 475 235 260 66 12 86 Sherpur (560) 101.98 94 96 603 296 307 35 31 90 23 87 Bela (561) 116.55 127 128 837 380 ~.57 5 5 89 3 88 Gobindapur (562) 24.28 41 4-1 24-6 ll8 128 22 21) 48 4- 89 P",kwalia .... (563) 295.42 425 426 2,755 1221 1,514 181 21>7 474- 141 90 Pirarthu Khurd (564-) 91.05 161 161 1,123 511 612 1)8 65 2 F9 15 91 Pawat (565) 65.15 Uninhabited 92 Pasiwarh (566). 196.27 155 193 1,176 1)10 666 80 89 7 154 53 93 Khamhoura (567) 57.46 53 104- 630 290 340 14- 23 121 43 94- Rajapur (.-;68) 52.'20 102 144 833 375 458 155 47 95 KarSal\t \... (573). 712.24- 708 74(" 5,302 2,1'57 2,745 340 339 798 143 96 Siwan Bigrah \_.{(83) 246 . .1.5 242 246 1,821 874- 947 77 97 310 97 91 Rarrsapur ...... {:584 ) 146.90 208 208 1.718 852 926 50 48 303 81 98 Kothua Sarang.·..(685). 278.02 451 496 :S,M9 1,7Q3 1,866 316 356 517 Hl3 pur 99 Ujaen (586) 162'68 240 244 1,578 738 84.0 12~ 100 298 191 Total 15,066.60 15,323 16,201 114,755 58,879 60,876 5,9416 6,616 172 191 17,964 4,794 .271

SUBD IVI SION SIWAN SADAR CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS r-~-'--~--~~-~-'~-'~~--'--' ._._ ...A.. .•~~_._. --. -. - .~--- •• - •• -.----, Total l\1'loin Workers Cultivators Agrioultural Household Other Workers Marginal Non·WorkOl's (I -I X) (I) L'lbourers Industry .. [III,IV,V(b) Workers (II) Manufaoturing, and VI to IX] Prooessing, Servioing lmd Repairs [V(a)] r-~-..A..~~---, .-_.-A.._---, r---'-'..A..-.-.--, r---.J-- "-'--, .- ._ ...A..~_---. r-- ...A.. ..--, r---'-'..A..---.~,\

1\1 F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 113 24 25 26 27 28

45 II 43 9 .2 .2 2 2 73 102

254 98 143 9 63 76 48 13 5 4 382 681 101 24 73 7 14 16 14 29 42 213 311 105 13 81 6 18 5 3 3 2 4 125 216 88 1 80 I [) ·3 104 248 116 1 123 1 9 4 190 357 8 2 6 10 13 2(,)8 108 213 46 4.[1 62 () 52\) 702 76 40 51 17 'W I, 8 166 258 40 1 37 1 3 70 137

44- 6 33 1 10 [) 1 73 100 98 33 59 18 18 12 2 20 . 1 98 \)1 22U 4.01

210 92 12 110 11 I 370 663 184 178 6 260 'i05

63 59 69 114 .201 10 157 3 8 7 280 604 266 19 H9 1 94 18 1 22 377 671 57 28 2-1 1 4. 110 191

57 14- 44- 13 2 1 11 83 197 150 07 88 9 51 58 I, 11 213 341 21 1 21 1 , , ::'0 48 t 104- 4.6 719 19 301 \ 23 36 3 48 . 1 14. 14. 1,1·77 2,588 '160 5 U6 7 5 7 \) 7 212 451

891 126 70~ 18 123 100 3 2 6 44 1,&65 2,\JO[l 139 4- 93 3 46 1 144- 344- 263 52 211 32 26 20 3 23 9 3 -t54 786 174 63 122 15 18 11 34. 37 8 191 4.2

107 1 93 5 1 18 161 373 105 19 72 13 ]5 6 91 96 179 318 143 27 10.1, 8 18 18 1 191 340 65 26 54 II 5 9 2 3 3 22 91 184 252 139 216 58 35 81 S08 336 73 9 50 6 6 6 11 , 2 223 2\)8 139 130 26 5 103 122 10 , 3 27 24-1 300 47 6 27 2 14- 4 6 71 122 451 17l 320 72 .66 96 14 1 1)1 2 2 769 1,34·1 226 30 198 22 4 6 1 1 23 1 138 262 M4

208 4-0 127 19 28 19 1 52 2 25 24 277 602 1I2 4. 109 1 2 3 1 30 178 306 1M 15 85 13 34 2 25 2 3 229 4-4.0 1,169 103 8.1;5 40 2~0 .' 55 28 4 56 4 ] ,388 2,642 30". 44- 184- 60 43 23 37 1 3 567 903 2()4 22 165 12 66 10 8 55 33 II 525 893 664 85 363 35 214 4.7 JJ; 3 73 32 31 ] ,"07 l,7fiO

259 7 183 5 41 7 28 2 32 2 447 851 21,733 8,431 15,599 1,184 8,965 2,009 347 79 1,822 159 665 762 31,481 56,683 21'2

DEVELOPQNT BLOCK-SIS WAN URBAN/VILLAGE PRl'MARY

81. Name of village wnh Area of No. (jf No. of Total Population (iDclu- 8ohedul6

p .I'd F M F M F M ji' 1 2 3 4 li 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 H REVENUE THANA-DARAULI-contd

1 Makhuupur (4,08) 48.97 12 22 162 77 85 %3 1 2 Ghandpur ~09) 47.35 64- 95 576 267 309 117 44- 3 Ijra ,·no) 116.55 55 77 481 224 25'i 4 3 67 10 40 Kabiruddin chait (437) 4.45 Uti,nlla-bited li Bhikhpur-Bhagw'an- 294.20 161 197 1,423 665 758 42 to 2~2 53 pur. (438) 6 Isn\ailchak (4039) 11.74- Uninhabited 7 Arjanipur (4040) 14Z.85 86 116 699 317 382 80 85 lIH 40 8 Siswakalan (404.1) 211'65 138 193 1,530 718 812 104 125 277 6 9 Chak Haibat (442) 35.61 Uninhabited 10 Haibatpur (44,3) 87.01 Uninhabited

11 Hamid Chak (4.44) 61.92 Uninhabited. 12 Shahabaz Chak (445) 19.02 Uninhabited 13 Majharia. (446) 134.35 33 48 371 171 200 52 71 76 26 I4 Bonrisarai (J,47) 7.69 10 16· 122 56 66 27 3 15 Shekpura. (448) 26.70 187 231 1,560 687 873 15 17 B98 314- 16 Suraiya (449) 54.23 60 93 669 293 376 24 38 162 100 17 Khajepur Khurd (450) 62.73 61 77 5<\1 295 246 8 8 1,,4 42 18 Khajepur Kalan (451 ) 66.37 142 199 1,.~25 638 787 60 78 6 12 354 201 19 Nizampur (452) 40.87 96 127 1,028 502 526 196 175 20 Bangra (453) 44.11 77 92 578 266 312 13 20 127 25 21 Rampur (<\54. ) 255.76 139 214- 1,5"7 763 784 218 228 164- 7 22 HUSen a (455) 46.54- 60 9~ 617 274 343 9 17 136 68 23 Ubdhi (456) 105.62 Il5 165 1,110 oOB 602 6 8 195 73 24 Kothtal {"57) 54.63 22 240 196 91 105 2 6 4;8 6 25 Mad~wapur (4iJ8) 111.69 155 175 1,161 507 654 60 72 .192 52 26 Bakhri (459) 207.20 147 228 1,616 763 853 61 66 2 335 83 27 Gudidih (460) 83.77 7 8 50 26 24 1 28 BnBar (461 ) 12!l.26 60 103 779 337 412 l4.6 57 29 BB.ugI'a. (462) 139.21 68 99 740 327 413 85 98 100 11 30 Kasarh (463) 18.21 Uninhabited 31 Siflwakh,' rd (,,64) 50.18 47 68 430 190 2",0 101 21 32 P800bbhindllo (465) 123.02 61 89 696 312 384 26 37 95 26 33 Parari (466) 165,'12 62 109 629 299 330 59 58 113 26 34- M'lra PlIorasptim (467) 178.87 87 126 825 418 407 19 24- 52 3f. NlIonda Mura (-\68) 196.38 77 108 786 350 436 72 87 137 13 36 Changulpura. (469) 18.21 Uninhabited 37 Nawalpur (470) 111.29 67 93 701 298 403 32 51 1!5 25 38 ChhitlLuli (471) 284.1·9 99 126 .878 ~48 430 23 21 217 ;\5 39 Nawada (472) 48.97 43 60 428 204 224 75 24 40 SonbarBa (<\73) 85.79 51 73 585 271 314 95 ;\ 41 Jhatpur (.1,74) 161.87 Uninhabited 411 Kolhua (475) 76..1,8 2 2 31 12 19 6 43 Oh at ar (476) 92.27 U~ab$ted -H Jagdishpur (.1,77) 10a.60 61 89 M7 306 3.1,1 53 63 99 18 45 KishllfiWari (478) 92'67 95 HI 1.045 473 572 32 n 1.22 25

46 Bbikhpur (J, 79) 256.57 14-9 173 l,~02 609 -693 88 115 184 12~ 47 Ma.hanagar (480) 227-4·3 136 137 990 466 5M 86 112 157 66 4:8 Ssranra (482) 56.25 50 63 541 257 284 10 14- 136 51 ".9 Bhs'saurh-a (485) 84.17 4,0 61 475 230 245 29 20 1()S 27 50 Kachnsr V (492) 683.50 554 998 5,925 2,828 3,097 178 18,t. 1,14:9 333 CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS

,.-_.__ ._.~_~. ____ ---.--,-<--<~~ __---.. ____._. _.J.... ~_. 4 __ <_4_.. _: .... 4_4_,,__" 4_ .. _ ••---.., Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricult~l, HQusehold Othnr Workerll' MIhX'gil\al N'on-Workers (I --IX) (I) Labourers Industry - lIH,- IV N(u) Worktlrs (II) Manufacturing, and VI toIX] Processing, Servicing and Repairs [V(a)J ,.-_.-A-__ ., ,.-~_.A.. __', ,.-_' _..A. ' __ ', ,.- ••.A.. __ --., ,.-___..A.. __,

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

23 11 13 10 11 , , 4. 7' 95 11 65 23 11' 7 30 19 142 279 96 20 82 4 13 16 1 20 15 108 222 232 26 156 14 24 7 I 55 36 7 397 725

112' 64 4.1 7 3 2 22 380 252 65 181 20 43 404, 1 27 1 2 461 74,.,

61 4.4 16 1 llO 200· 21 15 1 " 5 , , 3 32,' 66 215 24 158 3 28 19 1 28 2 8 5 469 844 108 10 100 ' 10 8 4 185 362 114 1 114 ' ,. 1 1 181 244.- 214 35 192 14' 35 8 4 7 420 745' 182 5 50 61 5 71 , , 320 521: 94 12 81 8 3 4 10 1 172 299'

398 22 299 I 61 7 38 14 , , 11 365 751 94 4 66 3 7 1 21 20 26 160 313' 159 6 119 2 17 1 23 3 32' 54 317 542' 40 21 28 15 4 6 2 6 51' 81l' l'T3 42 95 4 41 38 2 35 1 334' 611' 333 34 232 17 51 17 5 45 5 36 425' 783 13 13 " 13 24 99 ' . 85 12 2 258 412 U3 27 llO - I 29 26 4 184 386'

47 2 43 2 , , 4 143 238 96 8 68 5 8 1 22 31 24 185' 352-- 127 45 100 19 27 26 9 32 163" 253' 208 208 1 216- 406, 156 130 20 6 194 436'

98 13 90 11 3 2 5 3 4 197 386 166 120 10 36 .. 282' 430 88 42 46 26 36 16 6 1 10 115 172 101 11 98 11 1 2 170 303

5 5 7 19 169 33 97 4 41 21 31 8 137 308 ; 191 31 126 15 50 5 a 10 282 54;1

215 41 108 12 63 28 1 43 32 27 362, 62l>~ 204 1 191 1 1 12 262 c 523-

83' 4 61' 9 4 19· " 168 280 93 61 23 9 8 76 129 169 1,1407 i l~1 770 U~ 179 140;1, , 49 /j H4 36 64 46 - 1,617 2,854 ~7A

DEVELOPlIlEI T BLOCK-SISWAN URBAN /VILLAGE PRIMARY

.. 81. Name of village with Aroa of No of No of Total Popula ion (incln- Scheduled Scheuuled Literates no. Thana no_/Town village in Occn-· House- 'ling Institution>11 and Cest<,s ' . TribLs Ward/Circle. hectares pied holds. Houseles!3 PopulatiQn). and of Residen- town} . tial ward in Houses Km. 2• r-- - -'-"---"'---' r-'--"- , r-.-.-"--, r----"-. -,

P M F M F M F 'M 'F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE T HANA-DARAULI-contd.

51 Dhorhahi (493) 17'00 Uninhabite12) 204.36 134 147 1,262 595 667 120 137 189 42 7:1 NagaI (513) 4:45 29 34 242 122 120 5 4 54 2 72 Nagai (5C,9 46.94 152 243 1,606 748 858 78 92 199 56 73 Chainpur.Mobarakpur .. 364.21 709 1,072 6,4.56 3,210 3,246 374 383 1,452 535 . ~ (515) 74 Nayagaon (516) 46.13 106 167 1,059 520 539 132 128 86 10 7{J Nawada (517) 49.37 23 30 295 142 153 9 7 66 2g 76 Bawandih (518) 283.68 147 213 1,521 673 848 5 9 303 13 s 7·7 Bha.daur (519) 50.18 43' 52 337 155 182 1 73 29 7-1> Nageikhas (520) 35.61 Uninhabited 79 Menhdar (521) 87.82 18 18 131 67 6~ 41 24 gO Nirma1 Nagad (522) 30.35 6 11 82 34 48 15 g) Birt,il8kheraj (523) 22.26 52 76 431 188 243 12 11 98 44 82 . Birti (524) 152.56 47 74 577 254 323 81 II 83 wRamga.rh J525) 364.62 3~1 523 3,504 1,681 1,823. II9 123 596, 195 84 Pipra (526) 127.07 72 llO 640 272 368 13 15 146 70 85 Pach~muwa (527) 87.64 19 40 228 108 120 II 1 86 Baghauna. '-"('528) 469.83 262 365 2,678 1,276 1.402 203 217 455 136 87 Misra._ulia (G211) 72.44 5 9 41 20 21 88 .. Manllora (530) 114.12 8 15 118 59 59 15 8~ .,' G aya!!pur 'v{531) 641.01 450 861 5,784 2,702 3,082 262 302 9 7 ] ,065 373 90 Sainpur (532) 91.05 79 120 828 380 448· 22 21 20) . 83 91 Chatea (533) 86.20 58 92 653 314 339 155 38 92 Sainpur Diara (534) 246.45 Uninhabited 93 Chatea Diara (535) 34.40 Uninhabiwl 94 Gay-aspur Diara (538) 322.37* Uninhabited 95 Gopalpur (531l) b3.57* 37 43 340 171 169 3 5 26 I 96 Gobindpur (541) 12.21* Uninhabited 97 Chaturbhujpur (542) 20.96* Uninhabited 98 A.lakh Diyara (543) 83.21'" Uninhabited 99 Baishistnagar Unsurveyed' Uninhabited 100 R8mRu;t:':. Zaminai Unsurveyed U ninhatited Gangba-rari Patti Mashrik. 101· Bhaga.:J: Diara " ~ Unsurveyed Uninhabited TOTAL 11,9:3g.69 9,049 13,165 87,224 40,917 46,807 4,084 4,566 39 43 15,811 . 5,401

~ "'The gaogra.phical area. of 'the vill~ges ha~ ~~n ijupplied thtdugh th~:local s6~~ceB aEt the salIle is ~not Ilovarlsl3le in the Than!! J urisqictional list, 275

f. r, SUBDIVISI ON--·~IWJ\N ,SADAn CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIlf WORKERS

,-- _~ _.~_ .. ___, ____ ~-:- _~ __ • __ .. _ .. _____.. _ ___.. _~_ .. ___" _. _-______-"'- __.... ----..o_. ______.,_... __ -.. ... ------...------"I _____, __~ Total M'lir Workf'rs' Cllltivatol's Agricultural. Household OtheJ' Workers Mru'ginal Non-Workers (I -·IX) (I) LaboUl"al'8 Induatry-- [III,IV,V(b} Workers IIf Mall,ufaoturing, an.d .VI to IX] Processing, Servicing End Repairs[ Via)] r- .~ ---"- - -:-" r- ~ -~ ...... - _" r- -~ _-"- -~" r- - _-"- - -.,. r- __ ...A. -.--,

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 ~O 21 22 ~3 24 25 26 27 28

118 1 116 .. 1 2 1 3 4 lU. 334, 74. 26 37 2 37 24; 23 52 97 170 58 8lJ 39 53 4;15 5 .190 330 66 1 33 33 1 1 161 264, 64 4 44 14 4 .. 6 129 243 434 129 218 21 116 81 19 4 81 23 20 3 772 1,242 230 38 159 3 52 35 19 1 387 728 225 25 170 40 25 15 1 238 489 27 8 20 7 7 1 9 2 46 - 112 73 1 69 .. 3 1 1 2 .- 138 263 84 43 63 5 18 '38 3 15 115 150 4{1S 69 281 35 61 2S 7 4 57 2 29 26 615 ,1,13: 718 160 525 58 142 95 51 7 36 82 927 1,64 778 105 274 10 221 79 I 282 16 61 46 926 1,736 355 27 280 7 39 15 22 3 14 2 24 21 682 1,224 263 92 142 19 72 49 49 24 5 9 369 647 132 22 94 22 19 2 16 1 7' 6 177 337 202 48 102 78 48 21 1 392 619 50 7 6 1 .. 33 6 II 13 19 59 94 272 122 125 7 132 107 3 I 14 7 80 131 396 605 1,425 _ 94 444 2 159 65 55 1 767 26 31 112 1,754. 3,040

202 29 131 5 37 " 2 2 316 537 58 5 43 3 12 5 4, 80 148 244 16 188 5 20 6 36 5. 23 29 406 803 58 10 45 4 8 6 5 7 3 90 169 32 28 3 - -a5 64 9 9 25 4:8. 77 14 42 5 23 8 12 1 1 110 229 .91 47 49 14 23 26 'ID 7 9 I .4 162 272 710 246 292 6 242 211 47 13 129 16 32 18 '939 1,559 87 2 69 12 2 6 4 6 181 360 40 3 8 .. :u. 3 25 68 " p~ 539 129 312 8 191 121 (> 31 3 2 734 1,271 11 11 9 21 19 19 .- 1 40 58 989 172 650 . 27 200 120 16 5 123 20 134, 239 1,571) 2,6'71 167 45 IrO 2 30 42 27 1 3 2 2l() 401 107 9 79 2 14 7 2 12 2 6 .205, 324

79 65 14 92 16-

.'

16,156 . 2,582 . 10,022 451 3,11~ 1,835 328 56 2,691 n6

·,DB'VELOPII.JIlIIT>lJlLOC__ RAGHUNATHPUR URBAN/VILLAGE' PRIMARY

Sl. 'Nam" of vill~e with Area of No. of -No. of T

P M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA-DARAULI-contd.

~ Admanpur '-(2.66) 1,213.64 251 333 2,66 1,265 1,399 120 126 5 9 459 155 2 Dhonhaho. (271 ) 57.87 65 85 63 1 281 353 144 83 3 Paro.hia (277) 10l.l7 47 72 513 237 276 100 114 73 12 ·4 Bhe.gw&npur (278) 122.62 15 18 154 69 85 8 5 SurajbaIia (279) 66.37 23 29 275 121 154 8 9 16 16 60 25

6 Nalladih (280) 47.35 62 78 499 251 ~.4S 75 68 17 15 III 23 7 Abhimanwan (281) 107.64 30 37 227 117 ao 3 1 1 18 8 Unl§O (282) 170.78 93 140 1,063 497 566 143 177 1311 18 9. Chak Sultanpur (322) 4.86 1 1 29 II 18 2 10 Firozpur (323) 70,07 109 145 1,005 457 548 31 39 208 191; 11 Dilawsrpur (3ll4) 64.34 63 68 587 291 296 84 4 12 Chak Daula (325) 6.47 U »inhabited 13 "Rusllhra (327) 133.14 109 128 995 465 530 42 38 100 10 14. Haibatpur (:liS) 68.39 47 70 485 245 240 33 26 56 13 15 Jawanpura (329) 3MH 51 73 445 212 233 62 56 ti5 15 16 Chaltti (330) 111.69 151 196 1,364 689 675 131 113 332 98 17 Mirpur (3~1) 140.83 34 47 400 182 218 12 17 53 22 18 BhuJIichkri (332) 24.28 9 16 121 63 58 25 19 Khujwa v(1I33) 140.83 278 355 2,191 1,011 1,180 89 101 55 71 426 208 20 ,Basantpur (334) 326.01 73 107 815 362 453 40 50 163 53 21 Raghunath Lohar (3i15) 3·l-80 Uninhabited 22 Santhi v(336). 375.54 2.66 372 2,51l.4 1,212 1,352 144 167 92 96 526 215 23 Chakra. (337) 72.03 U njnh.,.bifed il4 Shahpur (838) 175.63 40 45 280 150 130 7 3 28 5 25 Kakuli:vat (339) 107.64 Uninhllbitea 116 Diarw.Bhaw Singh (340) 67l.36 Uninhabited 27 Narhan v(3~J) 261.01 32) 380 2,772 1,409 1,363 240 212 56 59 457 115 28 Harpur (342) 167,64 155 208 1,537 764 773 144 133 43 42 314 131 29 NIIow;adoa ~43) 337.50 161 24:1 1,844. 909 935 54 73 35 33 276 119 80 iKonhradhari·Nizllmat 137.l9 U ninhllbited (314).

31 ,BaB8A~pur (345) 9-1.70 56 72 465 243 222 6 8 92 10 82 'Kau~ar v(S46) 506.66 313 438 3,0'18 1,544 1,534 141 153 60 58 491 155 33 Gabh.irllr ~7) 700.50 315 545 3,968 2,0-16 1,952 365 356 560 107 34 .Newllri (348) 93.48 ]'72 172 1,1l4 541 573 162 133 232 101 85 ''BishuflPura (349) 21.45 28 46 :ui6 124 182 19 22 26 9 86 Nimadih (350) 31.97 Uninhabited 37 Edilpur (351) 64.75 3 5 21 8 13 1 1 38 Marwatia (:'52) 23.07 9 10 93 43 50 14- 2 39 Panjwar '-(.353) 382.02 325 481 3,824- 1,754 2,070 270 326 692 276 40 Sahimpur (354) 17.81 13 25 203 101 102 23 24 41 Raitichandi (355) 15.78 6 6 28 12 16 8 9 42 Millonchandi (356) 39.66 22 38 220 99 121 22 13 43 .lpur (357) 25_4~ 35 59 404 214 190 3 3 44 44 Basrah (358) 15.38 Uninhabited 45 Bharthi Patti (359) 8.09 10 16 75 35 40 35 40 4 46 Saran Dumri (360) 46.13 20 26 236 114 122 9 12 54 12 47 Baruna (361) 31.16 149 235 1,611 788 823 155 196 32 29 242 76 48 Lachhuman -Dumri (362) 59.08 67 87 715 323 392 193 232 71 14 4.8 .:Bara8Z1Wl Dumri (363) 25.49 ,1 ; 6 ,f8 . 17 :.31 11 12 50 Chhitni Dumri (364) 54.63 46 74 5J 5 261 284 3 113 43 '277

. $UBDIVISION- ·SIW AN SADAR OENSUS "A"ST,RACT

MAIN WORKERS r-~-~-~'-' -.--.-._._'~-'- .~~.-.--.-.-...A ______. _____ -._.-.- ~ ._--.----., Margin.al Non-Worl<.m:s Total Main Workers Cultivatol"B Agrioultural Household Other Workers Workers (I--IX) (Il Ll\bourNS In.dwtcy . [III,IV,V(b) (II) Ma'lUf,lcturing, and VI to IXj Processing, Servicing Gf,d Repairs[V (a)] ~_A _-, . ..A.. r- --"----. r- -.-..""~-....." r- r- --"- - --, r --"- ., r- - ~-, r--'..A..- '_' M F ,M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 .Ill .112 23 24 25 26 27 28

453 103 291 6 II(> 94 I 46 3 103 79 709 1,217 105 23 71 28 22 6 1 13 163 330 100 33 65 2 31 31 4 12 125 243 37 5 32 5 5 32 80 51 10 44- 4 I ,6 3 3 2 6 68 138 1I0 31 65 4 24 26 21 2 1 139 216 63 29 47 15 15 14 1 7 19 . 47 62 173 25 95 5 65 20 2 11 48 59 276 482 {) 1 {) 1 6 17 166 18 98 13 17 2 7 2 34 301 530 134 2 127 2 7 157 294 213 47 198 401 9 6 6 252 483 97 2 72 1 7 1 1 17 148 238 107 87 60 '43 35 88 1 II 6 1 2 104 144 297 93 213 49 31 40 10 3 43 4, 388 582 80 3 70 3 7 3 1()2 215 42 1 39 1 1 2 21 57 391 48 214 '9 '92 96 7 2 78 11 11 609 ll2 138 20 105 8 9 12 24 16 25 2()8 408

'4.43 128 324 57 67 59 6 4 56 8 440 7 725 J,217 66 6 45 13 5 8 2 25 82 100

531 611 286 3 202 66 4 39 86 5 842 1,289 9U9 59 HI 2 142 55 9 2 17 3 3 452 711 3ii2 141 194 23 122 114 2 4 34 1 556 794

138 52 79 I) 58 ' 47 1 '1(l5 17() 706 108 463 42 191 61 2 50 5 3 8 83.5 1,4l8 810 149 US {\ 290 133 25 S 47 2 78 f,3 1,128 1,740 210 1 llO 1 85 15 20 85 311 487 58 7 35 1 16 6 7 11 41 55 84

'6 6 1 12 11) 19 24 50 736 125 357 3 368 114 21 8 50 12 4 1,006 1,941 32 22 10 6 63 102 5 1 4 1 7 15 35 ,20 15 6 ' 20 13 1 64 101 104 31 57 44 29 3 4 llO 1119 17 10 1 1 16 9 IS 80 34 33 1 80 122 812 72 104 3 177 61 4 27 8 ,42 59 434 692 116 37 34 72 37 3 7 10 28 197 327 8 7 1 9 31 III 16 73 3 33 13 5 150 268 .278

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-RAGRUMATHPUR URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

81. Name of village with Area of No. of No. of Total Populaion (inclu· Scheiluleu. Sohed.uled Vteratecs_ no. Thana no./Town - village in Oeou- House- ding Institution,d anq Cast",!3 '1 ribt,s WMd/Cil'clo hectares pied hold.s Hou,selp,sA Population) and of Residen-, townJ tIal ' ward in Houses Km. 2 r--7'-----"--~-- ...... r---':"-- ""'\ r---"--"",\ ,-_.A.:_~

P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 IJ 11 10 " 12 , 13 a REVENUE THANA-DARAULI-ocontd 51 Konhra<\hl\ri Hattagma 8.90 Uninh_abited (365) 52 Jorapur (366) 20.23 Uninhabited 53 Baraipur (367) 16.51: Uninhabited. 54 Mirzapur (368) 13.76 22 27 239 116 123 8 7 8 14 43 26 oa Mirzapur (369) 6.88 I 1 11 2 9 2 2 56 Lahtadpur (370) 21.04 17 20 139 70 69 22 5 57 Salempur (871) 42.90 72 72 612 295 317 22 29 22 13 70 9 58 Mirzapur (372) 46.13 96 104 812 419 393 55 45 9 9 176 74 59 Rajpur ,/,(373) 110.07 279 319 2,519 1,279 1,240 149 152 32 ~9 357 57 60 Lachhipur (374) 120.19 77 145 1,045 525 520 90 65 153 45 61 GOPalpur (375) 120.59 31 53 380 186 194 32 13 62 Hasopur (376) 64.34 26 28 200 105 95 13 1 63 Tallahar (377) 157.83 9 11 73 41 32 2 64 Phulwaria \/(378) 644.29 147 250 1,833 891 942 78 75 187 20 65 Daulatpur (379) 23.47 12 17 127 53 74 18 23 66 Lagusa (380) 96.72 99 122 854 409 445 37 41 26 29 1M 56 (\7 Sultanpur (382) 67.18 ll8 132 1,024 490 534 80 77 56 75 227 6,1. 68 Motichak (383) 10.52 3 3 16 8 8 3 69 Raghunathpur ~84) 338.72 416 762 5;883 2,966 2,917 275 256 1,237 424 70 Bankat Mainchak (385) 51.80 28 21i 205 108 97 41 31 20 8 71 Chskia (386) 9.31 Uninhabited 72 Kha.p Dhanauti (387) 33.59 15 '-22 200 108 92 49 ' 22 4, 73 Elahichak (388) 5.26 3 4 38 23 15 ,- 74 Bishunpura (389) 54.23 65 112 801 382 419 21 18 14 23 105 38 75 Miranohak (390) 24.28 6 8 88 41 47 8 76 Domanpura (391) 69.61 44: 65 445 191 254 4 8 102 49 77 Belauradih (392) 16.19 Uninhabited 78 Parasrampur (393) 82.55 60 81 639 293 346 23 31 .. 85 14 79 Nikhti Khurd (894) 78.91 46 71 491 236 255 7S 79 77 25 80 Oda.kpur (395) 48.16 12 15 123 52 71 28 40 20 3 81 Chanri Kalan (396) 60.70 I I 1 1 1 82 Amhara (397) 129.50 71 n9 867 400 467 65 83 26 25 186 76 83 Nikhti Kal8Jl vA398) 319.29 351 565 3,775 1,803 1,972 155 167 103 106 785 326 84 Aimasukhatp ati (399) 156.61 1 1 3 1 2 85 Bangra (400) 69.49 25 33 482 255 227 .. 88 86 Kanrsar ....{401) 407.11 227 343 2,317 1,136 1,181 201 205 12 5 414 108 87 Anwar (~02) 151.35 Uninhabited 88 Padartha (4Q3) 93.89 3 3 25 13 12 12 4. 89 Belwar (404) 312.82 87 125 815 380 435 36 29 27 34- 13.2 - 7 I 90 Gonakia (405) 95.10 44 82 641 310 331 64, 76 99,' 19

91 Rampur Latha (406) 88.62 Uninhabited 92 Harnathpur ,-,{4.07) 417.23 224 231 2,223 1,098 1,125 121 143 60 54 413 94, 93 Deopur (411) 206.39 170 227 1,518 691 827 89 98 295 1I5 94 Amwari (412) 363.40 268 338 1,602 826 776 158 173 160 34 95 Mahendar Buzurg (!U3) 06.al Uninhabited

96 Nigja (414) 78.10 Uninhabiled 97 Jaijori (415) 211.24 138 159 957 470 487 -19 26 122 " 13 '98 Chakiya (416) 14.97 9 10 91 36 55 12 .. 99 Chak Damri (417) 6.07 U'llinha~it~ 0 Mitwar (418) 14.3.26 121 160 1,016 460 556 52 68 5 "14 158 29 .279

SU,BPIVISION- SIWAN SADAR CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS r---_-_ .--.-.---.-.-._.. '_._ .. __ ._.-;.. ----'c._·•. _ .. _.__ ._._.~.a..)....-- .. - --.---" .. - ..____ "_O ___ --.. -_- .• __ ---='\ Marginal Non-Workers TGtn.1 Mah WorkerS Cultiv,ttors Agrioultural Household Other WOl'kers Workers (I ·IX) (I) Labourers Industry . [III,IV,Vlb) (II) Manufaoturing, aad VI to IXJ Prooes~ing, Servioing ar d Repdrs[V(a)] r ..A.. "_"--' .- _~_.A. ---, ,-- . -~.A.--,

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 . 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

51 4 20 19 4 12 3 65 116 2 2 9

30 13 2 27 13 1 " 40 56 49 40 7 2 1 245 317 Hl9 1\0 113 1\8 50 28 1 219 343 588 91 448 4 92 82 3 2 45 3 24 78 667 1,071 241 43 169 2 59 40 13 1 1 1 283 476 89 9 7.') 10 6 4 2 1 96 185 51 28 22 1 1 53 95 17 5 12 2 5 3 4 6 20 21 371 23 347 5 23 18 1 1 519 919 20 2 14 4 33 U

196 4 121 50 25 3 1 213 440 179 1 138 14 1 27 311 533 5 2 1 2 3 8 1,299 170 589 31 351 ]00 30 3 329 36. 62 9 1,905 2,738 37 17 5 29 17 3 2 69 80

47 1 28 15 4 61 91 8 7 1 .. 15 I;:, 195 102 84 9 1 187 417 17 9 3 5 24 47 65 49 11 5 126 234 . 127 2 121 5 2 1 166 344 57 7 49 4 2 3 6 28 14 151 234 16 9 9 7 9 36 62

176 51 99 63 51 1 13 11 213 416 748 93 493 21 151 70 10 94 46 39 1,009 1,840 1 1 .. 2 91 89 2 164 227 459 123 302 38 111 75 4 6 42 4 22 17 655 1,041 3 3 10 12 140 2 107 2 14 19 16 38 224 39.) 119 21 101 1 13 20 5 16 17 175 293

519 86 312 191\ 85 12 579 1,039 317 46 226 60 34 4 1 27 11 374 781 542 231 438 49 90 125 3 29 11 28 13 284 532

253 I 246 I 6 1 217 486 17 20 17 20 19 35 8 20 17 18 7 261 521 280

DEVE1.0PHElfT BLOOKL.RAGHUNATilPUR URBAN/VILLAGB PRI»ARY

s.l. N'\m"} ·of villago with Area of No. of No; of Tc>t,,1 P,)pulation (inclu- Soheduled Soheduled Litera.tes no. Thana no JTown . viII agee in Oeou. Housu- ding Institutional and Castelil. Tri~. Ward/Cirolo hoctares pied holds Houseless Population). and of Residen. town/ tial ward in Houses km." ,-___ .A.. ___ """ ,--_..A...---""",-__ .A.. __ """ ,-__ .A.._"""

P M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 JO 11 12 13 14 REVENUE THANA- DARAULI-concld. 101 Mahmudpur (419) 135.97 160 191 1,311 649 692 112 III 214 33 102 Gay Ghat (420) V 24.8.88 258 389 2,875 1,386 1,489 74 72 334 49 103 Sonbarsa (421) 27.52 36 49 340 154 186 II II 35 2 104 Chak Makhdum-Alam (422) 11.74 19 20 12.5 54 71 20 1 105 Pachbarwa (423) 115.040 68 94 630 291 389 61 48 III 59 106 Harpalpur (424) 76.48 65 102 612 273 339 8 9 58 II 107 Bahelia (425) 70.01 49 74 483 214 269 19 2" 63 3 108 ,Patiaon (426) 80.53 50 50 383 165 218 11 14 63 15 109 Patiaon Gopi (427) 136.38 125 158 1,141 542 599 104 125 188 20 110 Saidpur (428) 53.01 81 121 728 336 392 8 II 13 18

111 Nadiaon (429) 174.42 179 248 1,642 781 861 72 89 322 79 1I2 Kandhf1uli (430) 302.70 202 f59 1,593 723 870 63 85 237 53 ll3 Bishundas Chak (431). 9.7l 5 5 26 II 15 114. .Ta.lalpur ({32) 50.Q9 52 52 384 167 217 4. 8 61 I) 115 . Dhan:auti (433) 'J"276.40 165 208 1,745 844 901 87 95· 12 14 33.5 149 116 Laran Chak (434) 24.119 30 38 274 III 163 8 19 32 22 117 Usri Khu1',l (4.35) 163.09 197 234 1,595 733 862 72 76 309 116 118 U~li Buzurg (436) J 91.86 358 439 3,166 1,465 1,701 117 133 6:l4 256 ll9 Sl1ichani (481) 229.45 153 208 1,287 584 703 152 161 \} 5 197 31 120 Dighwa:iya (483) V S79.!J9 196 281 2,031 981 1,050 184 173 392 128 121 Ra(\hpur (484) 99.15 Uiliri/aa"ited 122 Kajrasan (486) 108.05 78 1I8 905 445 460 20 27 167 24 123 Pipra (487) 256.97 132 192 1,414 682 732 105 129 1 271 III 124 Tanri (488) /212.05 282 34.6 2,141 1,070 1,071 It'll 14.9 503 117 125 Bhauti (489) 82.15 126 167 987 459 528 67 83 228 113 126 Lohba.n (490) 22.66 26 32 251 113 198 11 10 43 10 l:l7 Muhrauli (MIl) 49.78 72 1I6 701 311 390 16 27 25 23 63 13 128 B[1.santpur Diara N.A. Uninhabited ( Unsurveyed) 129 Gahhirar Diarllo N.A. Uninhabited ( Unsurveyed) 130 Hal'pur Diara. N.A. Uninhabited (U nsurveyed)

131 K·mhara,Dhari-Nizamat N.A. Unihajited Dia1'i). (Unsurveyud) 132 Kaunsar Dinra N.A. U ninhabired (U.1surveyoct) 133 'Mahazi Diara N.A. Uninhabited l(q,karghatta (Unsurvoyed) 131 lVhhazi Gond mli N.A. Umnhabited IUnRurvoye,l) 135 Mi"l1za Chakki. Diara· N.A. Uninhabited ;-illl anpur (Unsurveyed)

136 Naw,a,da N.A. Uninhabited Diara. (Unsurveyed) 137 Narhan Diara N.A. Uninhabited (Unsurveyed) Total 16,756.80 10,653 14,646 104,397 50,2920 54,077 6,248 6,659 865 904 17,900 5,693 281

SVBDIVI SION- SIWAN SADAR CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WOl1l.UmS

4_ ... __ 4 __ 4 ____ -.4 __.... ~

.~... ~_,... __...... ,___.i _ .. __ __ - _____ ... ---o _ ... _ .... .- . . .A..----, ___ , r- ... ~----... - "-"'_"_" T()t,~l Mu.in Workers Cultivators AgricllILural Housohold Other Workers Margiual Non-Workers (I IX) (I) Labourers In.dustry [III, IV,V (b) Workors (II) Manufacturing, and VI toIX] Processing, Servicing alld Repairs [V - ·(a)] _. __.A.. _. _._ '-, r-____.A.. -. --- --'-, .~-"---...-- ...... ~ ._,.A., _ • .A.. r- -. r- r- ._.... -'---.. ---. r- --.-., r- - '_--, r- _._.A.. -'_• ....., M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

277 46 209 2 48 44 20 1 371 646 590 26 459 18 67 7 5 59 1 2 7 794 1,456 67 25 58 8 3 17 6 87 161 23 2 21 2 2 31 69 126 20 61 8 25 7 8 4 32 1 3 3 162 316 99 4 96 2 2 3 174 335 94 9 94 9 120 270 83 18 71 7 3 Il 9 1 3 81 197 241) 15 240 15 302 584 124 8 lU9 4 I 14 3 8 204 384 283 89 185 13 56 75 7 35 3 14 495 758 24;) [j 199 2 24 3 20 29 35 451 830 8 8 5 3 8 3 7 60 11 59 10 I I 1 106 206 300 2 254 19 27 2 12 11 532 888 44 3 38 2 2 1 4 3 64 160 207 11 141 6 15 3 4 47 2 19 3 507 848 438 25 197 55 23 IS 168 2 24 2 1,003 1,674 242 64 166 72 64 4 342 699 440 34 328 9U 34 21 1 540 1,016

187 8 166 2 II 2 .. 10 4. 11 1 241 451 265 57 201 1 52 05 1 II 1 10 4 407 671 397 14 152 4 172 8 4 69 2 31 1 642 1,056 166 1I5 30 21 22 271 528 40 1 32 3 5 10 10 63 127 llO 30 55 3 51 27 4 23 85 178 275

20,603 8,303 13,557 668 4,769 2,388 223 92 2,054 160 939 950 28,678 49,824 282

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARy CENSUS ABSTRACT

Tolal, Scheduled Castes amd Scheduled Tribes Population (Urban B/ocTcwide).

Loc.1tion Name of Town/ Total Scheduled Schoduled Loc.1tion Nama of TOWILl Tot"l Scheduled Schoduled Code no. \Varl; Urb'l.u Po,mLtion CJ,s',ed Tribes Cole no. W",rd/UrbMl Popul

1 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 4/09/1 Siwan (M) W,\rd no. 11 3,932 1 164 B.B no. 24 1,010 1 114 ,,~ Ward no 1 2,659 222 .)~ Di~to 25 880 E.B. no. 1 261 33 Ditlo 26 403 Ditto 2 25 2 Dit,to 27 1,029 Ditto 3 1,138 41 Di:to 64 610 50 Ditto 4 976 123 25 Ditto 5 259 23 7 \Var,!,l0 12 3,820 53 E.B. no. li, 1,084 15 Ward. no. 2 1,495 11 15 Ditto 16 1,019 E.B.no. 6 397 15 Ditto 17 468 38 Ditto 7 514 10 Ditto 18 492 Ditto 8 584 I Ditto 19 757 Ward no. 3 2,634 157 WareJ. no 13 3.867 484 29 E.B. no 9 150 26 B.B. no 20 682 62 Ditto 10 1,115 131 Ditto 21 993 32 Ditto 11 658 Ditto 22 437 36 Ditto 60 711 Ditto 23 605 314 Ditto 62 484 40 29 Ward no. 4 2,651 9 Ditto 63 66G E.B. no. 12 668 Ward no. H 2,566 77 30 Ditto 13 292 B.B. no. 45 1,107 7 Ditto 14 1,277 I) Ditto 46 393 Ditto 61 4l4, Ditto 47 341 15 16 Ditto 4;8 724 62 7 Ward no. 0 4;,278 430 61 E.B no 81 812 46 9 Ward no. 15 2,854 77 46 Ditto 32 955 77 B.B. no. 49 628 67 Ditto 3a 59 16 Ditto 50 658 Ditto 34 806 166 16 Ditto 51 446 20 Ditto 35 229 7 Ditto 52 537 10 26 Ditto 65 855 105 Ditto 71 585 Ditto 66 562 13 36 Ward no. 16 2,937 299 30 Ward no. 6 2,367 333 19 E.1J. no. 53 1,365 40 22 E.B.no. 28 206 Ditto 1)4 747 33 Ditto 29 997 120 11 Ditto 05 389 149 Ditto 30 1,164 213 8 DiLto 72 436 77 8

Ward no. 7 1,679 4 34 4/09/11 Mairwa (N. A. C.) W"nt no. 1 1,569 152 112 E.B.no. M 603 E.B. no. t 803 2t Ditto 37 481 26 lJiun 2 397 31 Ditto 67 595 4 8 Ditto 15 369 100 ll2 Ward no. S 5,405 150 127 E.B.no. 56 502 Ward 110. 2 5,153 62 30 Ditto 57 1,110 15 B.B. no. 3 801 20 Ditto 58 774 36 11 Ditto 4 831 I Ditto 59 1,662 6 70 Ditto 5 1,2(1) 28 26 Ditto 73 494 108 5 Ditto 6 357 !) 4 Ditto 74 863 26 Ditto 16 917 8 Ditto ]7 992 Ward no. 9 2,416 122 4 E.B. no. 38 883 56 4 Wflord no. 3 2,986 401 262 Ditto 39 394, 39 B.B. no. 10 1,031 115 109 Ditto 40 1,139 27 Ditto 11 479 106 Ditto 12 862 280 5,725 347 24 Ditto 13 442 47 Ward no. 10 Ditto E.B no. 41 574 4 14 li2 Ditto 42 1,098 12 Ditto 43 1,073 Ward no. 4 2,238 274 190 Ditto 44 765 19 24 B.B.no. 7 478 125 4, Ditto 68 602 Ditto 8 802 75 51 Ditto 69 971 312 Ditto 9 601 41 115 Pitto 70 64;2 Ditto 18 357 33 20 283

ApPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARy CENSUS ABSTRACT

Total, Sohedl/led Oaste8 and Scheduled Tribo8 Population (Urban Blockwise).

LoeatioJ~ N'1mc; of Town/ Total S',]wdulcd Schoduled Loe,ltiof! Name of 'fown/ Total Scheduled Scheduled Code no. WlInl!Ul'b'~n Popul~tioH Cl1S~OS Tribes Code no. WardjUrbl1n ropul>~tion Castes Tribes bioc,k bloek

1 2 3 4 fj 1 2 3 4 5 4/09jlII Mahraiganj (N. A. C.) E.B. nO. 13 810 15 Ditto 14 514 86 Ward no. 2,203 91 31 Ditto 25 747 213 E.B. no. 1 281 6 31 Ward no, 4 2,145 186 114 Ditto 2 52!) 24 RB. no. 15 461 70 Ditto 3 432 35 Ditto 16 564 73 6 Ditto 4 457 Ditto 26 493 30 71 Ditto 23 504 26 Ditto 27 627 13 37

Ward no. 2 2,456 90 23 Warrl. no. 15 512 E.B. no. 5 927 17 E.B. no 17 512 Ditto 6 569 17 10 Ditto 7 411 8 10 Ward no. 6 1,441 87 38 Ditto 24 549 48 3 E.B. no, IS 441 10 Ditto 19 1,000 77 38 Warn no. 3 4.446 3515 9 E.B. no. S 777 26 Ward no. 7 1.993 224 80 Ditto 9 571 14 Ditto 10 390 E.n. no 20 4S6 III 16 Ditto 11 323 9 Ditto 21 626 32 Di,to 12 314 1 Ditto 22 881 ll3 82 284

ANNEXURE TO URBAN PRI.MARy CENSUS ABSTRACT

Boundaries of Enumeration Blocks

Enumeration Description Enumeration Description Enumeration Description Block no. Block nO. Block nO. Name of City/Town---Siwan(M) : Location Code-4/09/I

E. Block no. 1 N.-Bidu,ti Rata B. Blockno.13 N.~ Main Naia E. Block no. 26 N.- Kasera Toli Road E.-Daha River E.~ Turha Toli Road E.- Station Road S.-F.W.D. Road s_~ Kagaji MohallaRoad S.- Sonar Toli Road W.-Vacant land W. - Rf\gistary Road W. - Chhani Mishra Road

E. Block no. 2 N.- Bidu,t Hata Eo Block na. 14 N. - Main Nab E. Block no. 27 N.- PnraJli Bazar Hoad E.- P.W.D. Gopalga~ Fl. - Regisiory Hoad E.-- Station Roa

ANNEXURE TO URBAN PRll\b\Ry CENSUS ABSTIIACT

Boundaries of Enumeration Blooks-contd.

Enumeration Description Enumeration Description Enumeration Description Block nO. Block no. Block nO.

Name of City/Town- Siwan(M,): Location Oode 4/09/I-conc?d.

E. Blook no. 39 N.-Telhat.t.r. Road E. Blook no. 51 N.-Da.ksin Tola. Road E. Block no. 63 N. -- Sonar Toli E.-Main Nala E. - Daksin Tola Road E.--Station Road S. --Shek Mohalla Road S. --- Station l-toad S.-·Yaf\ha W.- Station Road W.-Daksin Tola Road W.-Municipal Road

E. Block no. 40 N.-- Shek Mohaila Road E. Block no. 52 N.--,Shukla 'loli Road E. Block no. 64 N.--Kasora Toli Road E.-Shek Mohalla Road E.-Shulda Toli Road E. - Chou

  • ANNEXURE TO URBAN PRIMARy CENSUS ABSTRACT

    Doundades 01 Enilm~i'Jtion jJ,lock:; cem/d.

    Enumoration Description Enumeration I~n\lm()r[\Lion BlocJt no. nloek no. Blo"k no.

    Nam'c of City!7own M:airwa (NAG): Location COi!e 4!09/II

    E. Blockno. 1 N. Siy"mi Naeli K Block no. 7 ~<-. [-ray" Un?"r F.. Hinck :10, l~ N. ~~l'i N:~g'-1r B.~~ Lakari Chalik E. :~)rj N n.gd,r l~.- Hi:;:;wa S. - M0tiehar:M (tin\'a ,c). ]~PJllgl;q)Ur S, B'1.hnchak W. l{:trlgnan W. 1',1 iskar.1hi W. -L[\ll~ot'purll

    E. Block no. S N. Ln',kari ()hh:Jpra E. Block no. 14 N. ~p'L'lh"YIl Clla})fa E. Block no. 2 N.~ Nouka Tob :1<;. Jharalti Nadi E SISWa. E. ~ ·Mairwa PI. Jl!Igirwa Dlwn S. Siswn. S. Mairwa W. Nouka Tol" W.-Langtrpura W. -Baugam B. Block IiI). :} N. Sakara :g. Bl.)ck no. 15 N. Block no. !) E. --Mairwa HO

    E. Block no. [) N. Sakra E. Blook no. 11 N. l\birwa E. Block no. 17 N. --Nai B1,zar E. ·Srigular E. Sri Nagar E, Shivpnr S. -Mirkal'ahi Shivpur S. - Langorpura S. L~1.g;1l·g3ni W.-Bicholi Bazar' W. -Krithanti \V... l\Iafat,pllra Kumhar Toli.

    E. Block no. 6 N.-Purani Bazar E. Block no. 12 N. -Langerpura E. Block no. 18 N. - Shri l}flg,'f E. -Shivpur E. - Upaclhyapur Eo -Nahar;; S. --Langerpura S. - Siswn. S' Uparlhay Chapra W.~·-Bhatpura W. BRohuchak \V. -Shringg'w .. Name of City/Town .Maharajganj (NAC) : I.ocation Code ~ 4/09/1II

    E, Block no. 1 N.-Karsant Kaguli E. Block no. 7 N. -Purani Bazar E. Blook no. 12 N. ~Kaji Baznr Chapra. Eo ~ Imluali E. -PuraniBazar Thro. E. Sihuata Manger S. --P asnouli N a~ ar Ollgh U.S. Prasad S.-Pa~nauli W.---Pasnouli Itosid011oo. W.--Dhanchuha S. -Pasronli Ba~an E. Blook no. 8 N.---Mohan Bazar Siouli W.-Daraw>1nda D,S. E, Block no. 2 N.--Manpur Bazar. Road. E.- Sihauta Purab Tola E.-Indouli S. -Sihauta Bazar S.-PHsnouli Bagan E. Block no. 13 N. ~Sihauta B'lzl1r W. --Sihauta Manga W.--Purani Bazar E. -lano loading North Fr,)m Siu Ram E. Block no. 3 N.--Bangla E. Blook no. 9 N. - Sihouta B~zur Halwai. E.· -Kapia Nigamat E.-R.L. Yard S. -Roa,el lohnr Patti S.--Sihuata, Bazar S. --Lane Sonar Pntti W.--D.B. Roarl W. - Sihuata Manza W.--lane ICflding north from R"m Pmsad E. Block no. 14 N.--Sihauta Bazar E. Block no. 4 N. ~ Sihauta Mangli Jr.l elarji to Nonia E.-D.B. Road Eo Mohan Bltzar Dih. S. - Ram Kathin Singh S. Kazi B'1zar Saw Mill. W.~ Dudhi Tola E. Block no. 10 N.--Sihnuta Bazar W.~Shop Dhruvt) Na­ E. -~Lane north From rain Singh Mill. E. Block no. 5 N. ~-Sihauta Ram Pd. Inl Da.rji E. -Pasnoulig ..gan S.---L"ne Sonar raj-b. E. Blook no. 15 N.- S. B"ngla S.-~-Rnmapal W. --Knzi Bazar E.--Bal Banglu. W. ~Siwan Dhan Chuha K B100k no. II N.--Nonia rlihB. Thakur S. -Indouli :E. - B. 'fh",knr W.-l\{onun B~>1t FJ. Block nO. 6 N. -Pasnauli Gararor S. --Sonar Patti Mu,harajgnni. W.-Road loading to E. Block no. 16 N.-Sihauta. Bazar E. -Pasnauli Gnga Purani Bazar E.-Kapia Nijamat S. -Pasnouli Sagar Through Uma S.-Puraui Bazar W. Pasnouli Sagar Shanker Pel. H,flSi· W.-Sihauta Bazar dL,nce. Pura,ni Bazar. 287

    ANNEXURE TO URBAN PRIMARy CENSUS ABSTRACT

    Boundaries of Enumeration Blocks. -condd.

    Enunl~~ ratifJll Description Ellllln.' ration Description l~numeration Dc"cri IJtion DLJc:~ nO. Block nO. Block nO.

    Name of City/Town .. tiIahara;ganj (. AC): l;ocation vode ··4;09/IH condd.

    Eo Block no. 17 N. Bal13n.llg1a ]1]. Block no. 24 N.- Block no. 7 E. Bhikhari Toltl E. Bloc!. 110. 21 N. Rampali Jl.Ianga E. - Indouli S. Intl.rmli Gugd.ishpur E. -lndouli Katwar S.- Pasnauli Bagan W. Karia Nijamat S - Abhue W.- Block no. 7 W. --Nawalpur E. Block no. 18 N.- Kgpia. Jarir Eo Block no. 25 N.- Mohan Bazar or E. - Ga.gdishpur Sihauta Bazar. S. -Ranapati E.- Indouli W.-Indouli E. mock no.22 N. - Pasronli. Bagan S. -- Purani Bazar R -Ahir Tola or Chitrtl W.- Purani Bazar Gali. E. Block no. 19 N. -Kapia Nigl1mat S. -Bheri Heri Tola E. Block no. 26 N.· Sihauta E.-Indouli W. -- N awa!pur E.-Bal Bangia fl.-- Ramapali S.-Kapia Nizamat \'V.-Purani Bazar Block no. 15. W.-Mohan Bazar E. Dloele no. 23 N. Sihauta Manga or E. Block no. 20 N.·- Parsouli Bagan Sihauta Bazar. E. Block no. 27 N.-Block no. 16 E. -- Indouli E. - Sihauta Bazar E.-Block no. 16 S.-Ba! Ba.gia Tola S.- Kaji Bazar S.-Purani Bazar W.- Ramapali Manga W ...- Dudki Tola W. - Sihauta Ba~ar and Pur ani Bazar.

    ESP (Census) 2- ·MG ·[00 .. - 11.1·J985_GP

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    HUSSAINGANJ C. D. BLOCI{

    INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

    140 Raichanda 161 Gangauli 369 Chak· Haji 148 Mahamudpur 221 Shahbazpur 378/1 Aranda 150 Chhaprapal 228 Paighambarpur 380 Jalalpur 158 Bhalua Makund 232 Surapur

    REFERENCES REFERENCES

    Boundary: Stato Police Station PS District POlt Offic•• POlt &: Telegraph Office PO TO It..,..... Thana Hllh S

    0 8-4 20'

    HU5SAINGANJ C. D. BLOCK

    REV. THANA SIWAN o DISTRICT SIWAN 26 J IS Furlongs 8 4 0 2 Miles t:: ~I~1I ~1~t===~~~==~1I . I Km.1 0 2Km ••

    REV. THANA SIWAN

    10

    -I :t» Z »

    Boundaries: -

    C. D. Block o o 26 Viliaze 26 J 5 5'

    Villages with Population Size

    Below 200 a 100 .. 99 • 500 999 • 1000 -4999 • !iOOO & above Uninhabited Village •x

    0 I tH IS' E. of GREENWICH tHo 20 6

    ANDAR C. D. BLOCK

    INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

    212 Harpur Madanpur 232 Parari Khemraj 264/1 Rakauli Khap 213 Chandauli Gangauli 244 Khodai Chak 29() /1 Bhaurajpur 214 Munra 249 Khartari urf Hariram Chak 292 Parari Lachchhi Ram 226 Shankarpur 252 Kismat Barwa 305 Bhatkankhem 227 Dharamkhor 264 Rakauli Khap

    REFERENCES REFERENCES

    Boundary: State 'ollc. Station PS

    District .ost Office t 'ost • Telegraph Office PO TO Re'lenue Thana Hilh School C. D. Block Hospital. Primary Health Centre EEl @ Viliale with Thana Number DI.,.,...ry. Maternity • Child Welf.r. Centre + ... Fo.... t Urban Ar.. with Code Number ~ Headquarter. : C. D. Block @ Villages with Population size Below 200 0 NH National Hi,hway .. 100 _- 499 • State Highway SH .. 500 _- '" • lc~., M_lIed " 1_ ~ 4999 Unmetalled • R~S. - ., 5000. Above Railway. with Station. Broad Gaul. .Ii!. ItS, Uninhabited Vill•• OI x Metre Gaul. I I I fiJI I I • R.S. ViII... Market a,. Narrow Gaul_ II IIm ll II Circuit House. IItHt House CH RH River and Stream

    Canal with distributary Bunplow: Oak. Inspection f Canal. Forest 0 BIB C B F B 7

    84° la' IS'

    ANDAR C. D. BLOCK

    REV. THANA DARAULI

    DISTRICT SIWAN

    Furfong' 8 4 0 2 Miles

    Cl~111~1=t1'=$1====~~~1====~1 Km. I 0 2 Kms.

    o 26

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    Boundaries: - .. State __ _ c.o. Block ~.'.-."" ! Village ....

    Villages With Population Size

    Below 200 o 200 499 • 0' soo 999 • Note:- The U.P. -BIhar boundary has been .hown In this 1000 - -4999 map Without prejudice to th. respective claims of • the tWO SUit Governments. Unlnhabeted Village x

    o 84 10' E. of GREENWICH 8

    DARAUU C. D. BLOCK

    INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

    9:1 Lokaichhapra 154 Bilak 199 Bali Punak 117 Dumarahar Khurd Diara 155 Diara Nauabad 200 Khap Punak Buzurg 135 Don Khurd 164 Parmanandpur 203 Khap Punak Buzurg ]42 Basuapur 167 Munjwania 205 Mathia Punak Buzurg 145 Bharsanda 180 Sobhan Chak 257 Indrak Chak 146· Mah Palwa 196 Khap Pabma 151 Bandhai ]98 Sham Bodi

    REFERENCES REFERENCES Polic. Station PS ..... nclary : Stat. PO TO DI.trict Pott Office. POit • Telelr_ph Office 11 .._0 T...... HI.h School C. D. Block Hospital, Primary Health Cantn $ ~ VIII.,. with Thana N.",bor Olf,....." Maternity • Child Welfar. C.. tr. + .. fo.. est Urban Al"ea with Code Number ~ Headquartert: C. D. Block @ VillaiN with Population lize lelow 100 0 NH Nation.1 Highway .. 101 - 499 SH • State Hilhway .. UO -- 999 • loads: M_II... " 1000 - 4999 • UnmetalleG' -R,$. ,. 5000. Above Railways with Station. Broad Gaur­ .Ii. k.S. Uninhabited Viii_lei • Metre Gaul. I I ,fiJ, I I ... VIII_,e M.rk_t A Narrow Gaul' II utilI! II Circuit House. aut House CH RH River and Stream lunaalow : Dak I In.pection , Canal, Forest 08 la ca F8 Canal with distributary 9

    o , 1M 5

    DARAULI C.O. BLOCK

    REV. THANA DARAULI

    DISTRICT SIWA N

    Furlongs 8 4 0 2 Miles t:~!~!~'=$$==~~=r==~!I I . I Km. I 0 2 Kms.

    o o 26 26

    10 10' 99 Chokrl S. '-0

    o o 26 26 I 5 5'

    Note:- The U.P. -Bihar bourdary hal bttn shuwn In this map without prejudice to the respective c!alml of the two Slate Governments.

    Villages with Population Size

    Below 200 0 200 -499 • 500 999 • Boundaries: - 1000 - -4999 • State _ .. _ 5000 J>~bove c. D. Block Uninhabited Village •x Village

    8,l 5' E.ofGREENWKH 10

    GUTHANIC.D.BLOCK

    INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

    2 Bishunpura 30 Majhawalia 68 Bihari Khurd 7 Panre Gondi 32 Kharkharia 7] Lachhmipur 11 Talidal Chand 33 Pataua Lakhraj 75 Mamaur 12 Kurmha 34 Arazi Inglish 88 K.hap Jataur 13 Tali Khurd 36 Khap Lebhri 90 Pach1,1erul 15 Bahelia 38 Ptaua Khurd 91 Chakia 17 Piparpanti 39 Misir Chhapara 93 Khap Misraulia 19 Bhathahi 40' Arazi Inglish 94 Pachnerua 20 Chaumukha Kalan 42 Ekwari 21 Cbaumukha Khurd 102 Deuria 43 Arazi Ekbari 104 Khirauli 22 Malchaur 45 Chorbharia 24 Sarphora 105 Kishunpura 46 Chain Chhapra 108 Geyaspur 25 Karamdaha 47 Rimafat Chhapra 28 Dhanauti 110 Panrepar 50 Chiraua 111 Mairitanr 29 Darzi Chak 53 Thegwalia 115 Mairitanr Diara

    REFERENCES REFERENCES

    8041""", : State Police Station PS District Post Office. Post. Telegraph Office PO TO Rev."". Thana High School S C. D. Block HO$pital. Primary Health Centr" Ell @ Villaae with Thal\a Number Dlsp..,.• ..,. Maternity It Child Welfare Centre ... Forest + Urban Area with Code Number [ill! Headquort"., C. D. IIIoc:k ® '1malel witt. Population ,he a.low 100 a N.tional Highway NH State Highway SH .. 100 - 499 • ..... , Motall'" " 500 - 999 • Unmlltalled ,. 1000 - 4999 fI.~S. • Rallwa)'1 with Station. Broad Gaug. _& __ 5000 • Abo •• • $. Uninflabitect Villages Metre Gaulli I I I rot I I • Nlrrow Gaul_ ".$ Vill•• e Market I 11 00 11 II A IU"er and Stream Circuit Houle. Relt Houle CH RH Canal ~ith dlstrlblltary Buns_low: Da.k, tnlpec.tion • Canal. Fo,"ut DB 18 CB FB 11

    8,.0 5'

    Villages with Popu!ltion Size

    GUTHANI C. D. BLOCK Below 200 0 REV. THANA DARAULI 200 499 • 500 999 DISTRICT SIWAN 1000 4999 • Furlongs 8 4 0 2 Miles o • 5000 & above o 26 t:~I~I~I~I==~==~Ir=~==~I I . . 26 Km. J 0 2 Kms. Uninhabited Vii laze •X 1~t- 15 10: )' '1~ ~ ...,__ .-...... \ ~ .. ~ r..., (' 3 .I ,.._. .. :,.1 0, . () J/~ • I ;2 ~"'" JdP!Olr·-·-~._.. -1. Sohagro /~./ 3 ·i~.. : iiiL~:1I 8u~:g ! 17/..... , ¢l(O ~ • PO . Kurmou/l '-t \_., '·'f /6 'l.· 18., q. r-·_·J.. • i 5 ··_I··_,..~ 1'-0'" 15p.Jh i'-'~ Porarl , ~,. . " I"" 7 . -- 0 \ • ac neru " 22 1 •• ., 'f.: ~....,..J. 4 \/' Oaorol0 !6 '·, .. r J •• • Tarka '_._."-'(. . 0 '_" • .A·,t'(l· • B Ie I r .'..,.. f...... I 25 I 21- -._...... \., ,.0 u orl '- • PO I' ...... 1 dl 8' ...... _• .I. I .)._._ ..t... /.20 1 --..... !"-._., .,.,alO vqn I -. '-.. 24/,"( 0 .-' . • ~ • ·-6·1-·~~1 " (-5'-7'-'-'-\ .Chllomarwa ! 26'· • i ...... / 0 l' 19' • I 60 '., \. 9 I ,._. 23 r .....7 1- I Taolwa i Khilwa. .... ·J'·t·-·_sJ!!~~~.~o':..~~J 8elour i_S~h~a~.! •· .... ·•·.... ·f... ·!_. J: 1. Khurd ! e A·o~atanri C~7t Kunres~r55 '. • Olia:f??ot ..... ekanla/ {321 ~ •.~ . . .I ...... -.~ PO ./8Islon,· 56 ;Aelaulil. PO i - • !_"'~29.i.11 ! 0 • X V) < ~. I ~ . . ", er.J ...... ,~·J30:·~,.J S' '~i.:L. r5..... w a: "~~. 1-63-'-(-'- _.i '~'''';,J:~( .L..1 5(, !-. .! Iswar j'_;;').i,~. ~- 0 o /} ''''aln'jor: 54 / '-'_'- .• ~?.!.~jI.J.'_'_'-IepO !'·~·""38t':14..' w ~.. 62 4.'_ .• 1 53"7"...... ~ .. 50 49 ..... - ..J._'9.r·'.o~ <: 7 6 0:: C 1 64'-1.· Od,khor )(. 52 ..J...... o'Jhojhaur!i r 4r'-j401' 0.. r • Sonahula i (. 'i J ataur ')~ e /.6.'[l . i 1 • PO • /8hulaull! !"' .-.~. • j-·_·-r·'" A9· ... ·... ·_·/ . '?O •• _~.'xl··~_._ I- • ...... ! -. . 88 . I 48 fl" . ~~43 ,_r" ~ l ,..._,' \ ·?,s·.i _. 83 ,.( .' ! Rewasl damuaon •• 41. !4Z'N 95,...... ex:: a: II !.p. ·,(S'" ...... ) <: Dharampu~·-. !~._., ~ t -,· :.....KelhfJru~t' _!_.!..' '-!""'9o? • I _'~.j ~a,er/~ ..... ~ : (f..".,./68) 67 ·,·""._._.jMisr~u'" i 82 ~L •.-<." 87 Shalul7 /91 _I.... ~!,PO • .,••. 193 • t- C '/ 6~~ e I Bihori 8uzurg. 66 • .1 .Chltak!2?t ',../84 70;-'-'- ..L._i e .' 9i" '94;. J ""~angra I 1J,J.-7·-0.L.-.-i.,._·,. t~9Te~duO ! ~.e.Q!' 8j'·~~:~1 aShagwqnpur 92"'/ e .Ie/ t' • • => • 72 ...,...... _ ..... - .I • ' • 'T a -. 85 (. ~ .J-' ~ • Slrl(alpurl-?::..... i 73 j . .. 80 .' anrw. D)~Ula. 86..1• 8holua r' ._., • PQ .... ,j'oharufSarea 74 Ko~eyalll! Tlw OIi .-1.• \ • ,. 0 0 ofl! 7/. • . • { GUTHANI+ s ! ·.... ·~7·9.J·' • -...... 6 26 01 ~( ...... @ I a!· '-._. , . . ffi 0 ._._._._ . .pamodr•. _ .... .L C'i- 10 r- O~ I 76 .-.-._. ~~ ·0T ~T-- - .... !78./ 1 ~O :-> p'f'~-.;.... ;Selau;-i-Horpur/· ". ~ 9:-~ :. ! 75~ • i-"'-'~ • v' <;)~ .'_.y._.JI • ~ I·. 77'''''' 0v" ~ ._ . ""t -. i Boud .J.-... .,,_?, 't-~ : ..// ! 106 ')'_:'- ..... -.!'_I '" ,,'f-' ,,~ 107 ISasuhari .,ost ...... , a?>! 103 .•\ .\. Balua ,.-{. • ~. ;. .-...:,_, ...... orpollo a,_

    \~~::; •...... _i 108~;or~~nll (.!6h!:;uli! ..... • ....~Oi" eX . )~. . ._._. ._• ..Jo.._ .'.'io} 111'1 ·'0..... • • • 'VI.- ;/ • J IQ-t-?;> Boundaries: - ,115/ .r. State ~ 'I ~ .. - \ C. D. Block

    Village

    0 o , 84 0' E. of GREENWICH 84 5 12

    MAIRWA C. D. BLOCK

    INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

    4 Qadir Chak 89 Moti Chhapra 115 Khap Siswa 31 Narayanpur 101 Harnathpur 116 Siswa Buzurg 33 Khap Misrauli 103 Chupchupwa 117 Seni Chhapra 37 Shahpur Misrauli 104 Surda Sahi 118 Sitalpura 39 Misir Chak 106 Arazi Inglish 121 Kolhuwa Dargah 54 Bishambharpur 108 Dumar Chhapra 122 Sumeri Chhapra 77 Kuldipa 110 U garsen Chhapra 128 Salrapur '19 Belaspur 111 Langarpura 132 Misrauli Lakheraj 81 Gopal Chak 112 Langarpura 142 Kishunpur Misrauli 85 Lashkari Chhapra 113 Upadhya Chhapra 87 Ghansham Mathia 114 Bahu Chak

    REFERENCES REFERENCES

    Boundary: State PoUce Station PS District Post Office, Post & Telegraph Office PO TO Revenue Thana High School C. D. Block Hospital. Primary Health Centre EB @

    Villale with Thana Number DI.p.... ry I Maternity .. Child Welfare Centre + ... Forest Urban Area with Code Number [illj

    Headquarters: C. D. Block @ Villages with Population size Below 200 0 NH National Highway .. 100 - 499 SH • State Highway " 500 --999 Roads: Metalled • " 1000 - 4999 Unmetalled • • s ,. 5000. Above Ibllway. with Station. Broad Gaug. .iii. R.S, Uninhabited Villages x H"tre Gaule I I I (ill I I • ItS. Villale Market S. Narrow Gaul_ Il fil ll II Circuit House. Rest House CH RH River and Stream

    Canal with distributary ~unlalow : Olk I I ""pection • Canal. Forest DBIBCBFB 13

    Villages with Population Size MAIRWA C. O. BLOCK Below 200 o REV. THANA SIWAN 200 499 • DISTRICT SIWAN SOO 999 • 1000 4999 Furlon,s 8 of 0 2 Miles • ~t~I~1 I ~I~$==~~=rl I . ==~I Km.1 0 2 Kms. •x

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    PACHRUKHI C. D. :BLOCK

    INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

    243 Mahpur 344 Babhnauli 425 Ghatthaulla 245 l)audpur 345 Daroga Hata 426 Matuk Chhapra (2 Pieces) 246 Fatulahi 346 Atarsua 429 Papaur (3 Pieces) 247 Pakri Bangali 350 Jasauli Pakauli 400 Kaleanpur 248 Chak Samda 355 Narayanpur 433 Madhwapur 249 Chakiya 356 Pengwara (2 Pieces) 437 Gotharo 250 Mahadewa 397 Madhwapur 439 Korar Khap 252 Hakkam 405 Baryarpur (2 Pieces) 522 Dinapatti 253 Benusar Buzurg dOB Sonapipar 529' Bangra Sirikant 254 Bijehata 411 Mohammadpur 534 Budhu Chhapra (2 Pieces) 255 Jhunapur 416 Chaumukha 536 Gopipatti (2 Pieces) 257 Chak Pasram 421 Garibganj 343 Gosain Chhapra 422 Nizampur (2 Pieces)

    REFERENCES REFERENCES

    p~ Boundary: State Police Station Oit.trict Post Office. Post .. Telegraph Office PO TO Revenue Thana High S

    PACHRUKHI C. o. BLOCK

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    DISTRICT SIWAN

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    GORIAKOTHI C. D. BLOCK

    INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

    2 Bhalui 38 Gobindapul 94 Lilaru Aurangabad 7 Tola J alalpur 69 Laka Tola 95 Lilaru Habib 17 Barhoga Gangaram 88 Birti Tola 99 Bahadtlrpur . 22 Majhaulia 91 Chhitauli Khurd 102 Chanchopali 32 Heyatpur 93 Gopalpur 109 Jagarnathpur

    REFERENCES REFERENCES

    Boundary: State Police Station PS District Post Office. Post & Telegraph Office PO TO

    Revenue Thana High School C. O. Block Hospital, Primary Health Centre E9 @ Villa,e with Thana Number Dllpem:ary. Materrlity Br Child Welfare Centre + £. Forest Urban Area with Code Number ~ Headquarters: C. D. Block @ Villages with Popula.tlon size Betow 100 NH National Highway " 200 _- 499 SH State Highway • " 500 _- 999 Ro" , Motalled • u 1008 -- 4999 Unmetalled • _A_• s ,. 5000 & Above Railways with Station. Broad Gauge u. Uninhabited Villages Metre Gauge J I IIjII I I • •. S. Villale Market Narrow Gauge II Ul'illl II Circ:uit House. Rest Houle CH RH River and Stream Canal with distributary Bungalow: Dak, tnspection. Canal. Forest DBIBCBFB 19

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    GORIAKOTHI C. O. BLOCK

    REV. THANA BASANTPUR DISTR.ICT GOPALGANJ DISTRICT SIWAN 0 REV. THANA GOf'ALGANJ 26 o Furlongs 8 4 0 2 Miles 26 I I I I I BARAULI C. D. BLOCK 20 f I I I I 20 Km. I 0 2 Kms.

    Villages with Population Size

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    MAIIARAJGANJ C. D. BLOCK

    INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

    Revenue Thana-Basantpur R,evenue Thana-Siwan 248 Bagauchha Khurd 537 Sarangpur (2 Pieces) 574 Manpur 251 Chak Mahmuda 541 Baliapatti (3 Pieces) 577 Dareji 254 Khapura Khanpur 552 Phalpura (2 Pieces) 578. Harkeshpur 256 Mardanpur 554 Shahganj

    REFERENCES REFERENCES

    !Ioundary: State Police Stadon PS

    Dlotrl

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    REV. THANA 8ASANTPUR • SIWAN

    DISTRICT SIWAN

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    SISWAN C.D. BLOCK

    INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

    40.8 Makhnupur 455 Husena 519 Bhadaur 40.9 Chandpur 457 Kathta 520 Nagai Khas 437 Kabiruddin Chak 463 Kasarh 522 Nirmal Nagai 439 Ismail Chak 464 Siswa Khurd 523 Birti Lakheraj 444 Hamid Chak 485 Bharsaurha 532 Sainpur 445 Shahabaz Chak 495 Kauli Chhapra 538 Gayaspur Diyar21 446 Majharia 497 Rampur 539 Gopalpur 447 Banri Sarai 498 Bhagwanpur (2 Pieces) 540. Asmanpur 448 Shekhpura 50.1 Barauna 541 Gobindpur 450 Khajepur Khurd 502 Chandpur 542 Chaturbhujpur 451 Khajepur Kalan 513 Nagi 543 Alakh Diyara 452 Nizampur 516 Naya Gaon

    REFERENCES REFERENCES

    Boundary: Stat. Police Station PS Dlltrlct POit Office. Post & Telecraph Office PO TO R.. _. Thane Hilh School S C. D. Block Hospital. Primary H ..lth Centre Ell ~ Vllla,_ with Thana Nurnber 01.,....."'. Maternity. Child Welfar. etntr. + ... Forest Urban Area with Code Number WL:l Headquarte.. : C. D. Block @ Villalel with Population size Below 100 a NH National Hllhway ,,200-4" SH • State Highway ,. soo ----' 999 ..... : Metalled • .. ,oeo - ""' Unmet.Ued --- rts. • n SOOO. Above Rallwa,. with Station. Broad Gau,_ & 1\.5. Uninh .. blted Villal_ x Mitre Gau,_ I I I !'ii, , I • R.S. Vill.le Market .& Narrow Gaul' H IlCiJIl II Circuit House I Rat House CH RH Iti .... and Scream

    Canal with distributary luna_low: Oak • Inspection I Canal. forest DB 18 CB FB 29

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    SISWAN C. O. BLOCK

    lEV. THANA DARAULI

    DISTRICT SIWAN Furlongs 8 4 0 2 Hiles t: ~I~I~I~$:==~~~==~1I I . I Km.1 0 2 Kms.

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    .. I 8... • 20 E. of GREENWICH &4 25 30

    RAGHUNATHPUR C. D. BLOCK

    INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

    279 Surajbalia 360 Sarang Dumri 386 Chakia 280 Nauadih 361 Baruna 387 Khap Dhanauti 281 Abhimanwan 362 Lachhuman Dumri 388 Elahi Chak 32? Chak Sultanpur 363 Parasram Dumri 389 Bishunpura 323 Firozpur 364 Chhitni Dumri 390 Miran Chak 324 Dilawarpur 365 Konhradhari Haltagma 391 Domanpura 325 Chak Daula 366 Jorapur 392 Belaura Dih 328 Haibatpur 367 Baraipur 393/1 Parasrampur 329 Jawanpura 368 Mirzapur 394 Nikhti Khurd 332 Bhulli Chakri 369 Mirzapur 396 Chanri Kalan (3 Pieces) 335 Raghunath Lahar 370, Lahladpur 399 Ail11a Suk))atpali 344 Konhradhari Nizamat 371 Salempur 406 Rampur Latha 348 Newari 372 Mirzapur 416 Chakiya 349 Bishunpura 375 Gopalpur 417 Chak-Damri 350 Nima Dih 375/1 Gopalpur 421 Sonbarsa 351 Edilpur 376 Hasopur 422 Chak Makhdum Alam 354 Sahimpur 3'77 Tailahar 423 Pachbarwa 355 Raiti Chandi 379' Daulatpur 424 Harpalpur 356 Mian Chandi 380 Lagusa 429/1 Nadiaon 357 Sitalpur . 381 Dhorhaha 431 Bishundas Chak 358 Basarh 383 Moti Chak 490 Lohbara 359 Bharthipatti \385 Bankatmain Chak

    REFERENCES REfERENCES PS IIoundary : Stat. _.. _... 'oUee Station Dlltrlct Pott Offjce. POIt • Telegraph Office PO TO R• ., ..... T ..na Hilh School @ C. D. Block HOlpitat I Primary Health Centre Ea Villaco with T_ Number Dl.,..tcary. Maternity • Child Welfare Centt·. + .... forest Urban lun wit" Code Number wa HuAquart... : C. D. Block ® ViIla._ with Populat,on lile .elo.. 100 0 NH National Hi,h_r .. 100 - 499 SH • State Highw., .. 500 - 999 10... "_lIod • " 1000 - 4999 Unmet.llod • " SDOO. Above aan ....,. with. St.tioft. Broad Gaul. '.5. Uninh.bited Vill.res X Metr. Gaul_ I' ,iii, ) I • 1\.5. ViII ••e Market 4l>. Narrow Gaul_ I! IIii'll II Circuit House. Itest House CH RH at""" and St"eam Canal witt.. distributary Bunplow : Oak t tntpectio" , Canal • Forelt DB 18 C8 FB 31

    , 84 15

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    DISTRICT SIWAN

    Furlongs 8 4 0 1 Miles t:~~I~I~F==~~~==~1I I . I Km. I 0 1 Kms.

    H"lnpura 2 Krru.

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    Villages with Population Size

    Below 200 0 200 .. 99 • seo 999 • Boundaries :- 1000 -"999 .. • State _ _ 5000 & above C. O. Block Uninhabited Village •x Village

    84° IS' E.ofGREENWICH

    ERRATA

    ______-______~-~------~------~----~I--~--~~.----~,--~----~ I'age no. Particulars Col. no. For Read

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    122 Total 16 W(151.70) W(I,531.70) 160 Serial no. 19, Khujwa (333) 4; 2,101(355) 2,191(355) 252 Serial no. 71, Dichhitpur (103) .. 28 882 382 282 4;[09/1, Siwan (M) .. 3 Blank 51,284; 4; Blank 2,767 5 Blank 624;

    4;/09/II, Mairwa (NAC) 3 Blank 11,94;6 4; Blank 889 5 Blank 594; 283 4;/09/III, Maharajganj (NAC) .. 3 Blank 15,196 4; Blank 1,033 -- -- 5 Blank ---295