CENSUS 1971

PARTS X-A & B VILLAGE & TOWN SERIES 17 DIRECTORY PUNJAB VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

DISTRICT CENSUS KAPURTHALA HANDBOOK DISTRICT

P. L. SONDHI H. S. KWATRA OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE OF THE PUNJAB CIVil, SERVICE Ex-Officio Director of Census Opemtions Deputy Director of Census Opemtions PUNJAB PUNJAB Motif--

GURDWARA BER SAHIB, SULTANPUR LODHI Gurdwara Be?" Sahib is a renowned place of pilgrimage of the Sikhs. It is situated at Sultanpur Lodhi, 16 miles South of Kapurthala, around a constellation of other Gurdwaras (Sikh Temples) associated with the early life of Guru Nanak Dev. It is n:a,.med after the 'Ber', tree under which Guru Nanak Dev used to meditate. Legend has it that sterile women beget child7'en after takinq leaves of this tree. The old Gu'rdwara was re-constructed by the joint effo'rts of Maharaja Jagatjit Singh of Kapurthala, Maharaja Yadvindra Singh of Patiala and Bhai Arjan Singh of Bagrian. A big fair is held at this Gurdwara on Guru Nanak Dev's birthday.

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•... POCI(E r FOR ROPAlf OJ$T/ucr at ... POCKET '01' kAPUA'I'HAtA • ". ,,- 71· ~ Tt- FIGURES ABOVE THE SPHERES INDICATE POPULATION Of THE TOWN 45. __7,6_°_ ..__ _ CENSUS OF INDIA, 1971 A-CENTRAL GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS The 1971 Census Reports on Punjab will bear uniformly Series No. 11 and will be ,Pl!blished in the following Parts ;-

PART I-A General Report. PART I-B General Report (Detailed analysis of tiw- ~m'ilg'(aphic, Soci~l, Cl.\ltural and Mig~~.tion Patterns) .l!,

PART I-C SUbsidiary Tables. PART II-A General Population Tables.

PART U-B Economic Tables. Pa_"RT.IL-C(it Mothcrtonguc, Religion and Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Tables. PART n-<2(ii} S~cial and Cultur~l,Ta})les and FerlWty Tables. ..- ~ PART Ill,. Esta·blisJ,mlent Report and Tables:-

PART IV Housing Report and Tables. PARTV Special Tables and Ethnographic Notes on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.

PART VI-A To~n Directory.

Y~RT VI-B SpeCial SU1'vey Re20rts on selected Towns.

PART;-~ SUQ'sy Reports on selected Villages. - -- PAR'L'VU -Speeial Report on Graduates and T(lchnical Personnel. PART VIII-A Administration Report- Enumeration (for official use only). PART VIII-B Administration Report- Tabulation (for officlaillse only). PART IX Census Atlas. PART IX-A Aq1niniStrativ(

B-STATE GOVERNM:EN'f.. PUBLICATIONS

PART X District Census Handbooks for each district in three P~lfts­ PART A-Village_ and Town Directory PART B-Villagr ang. Town-'Yise-l?rimary Census Abstract

}> AR T- C-Analytical Repart, Adminlstratio~~tistics and District Cc~sus Tables. Note.-Pal'ts A and B of the District Census Han~books have been printed in one volume.

(Ji) COM TENTS Pages PREFACE V

FIGURES AT A GLANCE Vii ., A GL[MPSE INTO THE DJ STRlCT _, Part A-Village and Town Directory

Introductory Nott on District Census Handbook 5 Note on Village Directory 8

Note on Town Ditectory 13

Village Directory- Kapurthala Tahsil 20 Sultanpur Lodhi Tahsil 40

Phagw

Tahsilwise Abstl'act of Educational, Medical and other Amenities 58

Town Directory- Statement I Status, Growth History and Functional Category of Towns 62

Statement II Physical aspects and Location of Towns, 1969 63

Statement III Municipal Finance, 1968-69 64

Statement IV Civic and other amenities, 1969 65

Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities in Towns, 1969 66 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking, 1969 67

Statement VB Population by Religion, 1971 68

APPENDIX List of urban areas with their location code number 69

Part B-Villa~e and Town-wise Primary Census Abstract

Explanatory Note on PrimarY Census Abstract 73 Primary Census Abstract Kapurthala District 78

Alphabetical Jist of villages Kapurthala Tahsil 83

Primary CenS.us Abstract Kapurthala Tahsil 88

Alphabetical list of villages Sultanvur Lodhi Tashil 107

Primary Census Abstract Sultanpur Lodhi Tahsil 110

Alphabetical list of villages Phagwara Ta hsil 121

Primary Census Abstract Phagwara Tahsil ]24

( iii) Pages Maps

District Map Frontispiece Kapurth9.1a Tahsil Facing page 83

sultanpur Lodhi Tahsil Facing Page 107 Phagwara Tahsil Facing Page 121

(iv) PREFACE

In the publication of the District Census Handbooks we have the privilege of carrying one of the impor­ tant census traditions to the 1971 Census. Their publication was first taken up at the 1951 Census for making census statistics available for the smaller territorial units. In the 1961 Census, attempts were made to make this publication more informative with the addition of data about level of development and amenities available in villages. There was, however, great delay in the publication of this valuable reference compendium. The delay occurred on account of the fact that the compilation of the Handbook had to wait till the complete tabula­ tion programme was got through. The compilation of administrative statistics for inclusion in the Handbook also took a long time. As a result, the town and village-wise primary census data could not be released pending their formal publication even though there was constant demand for it., In view of these considerations, it was decided at the 1971 Census that the District Census Handbook would be divided into three convenient parts so that at least Parts A and B, which contain essential data down to the village and town levels, could be released quickly. Accordingly Parts A & B of the District Census Handbook of kapurfhala are presented in this Hand­ book. Part (A) contains the Village and Town Directory and Part (B) Village aiid Town-wise Primary Censu s Abstract. It is for the first time that data about urban areas is being presented in: a' sepanHe part "Town Direc­ tory" at the 1971 Census. The Village Directory presents comprehensive infornlation on various facets ofeach village. Alphabetical List of villages has also been inserted in the Handbook.

2. There are 108 towns and 12,188 inhabited villages in the Punjab State. It was, indeed, a formi­ dable task to collect and compile voluminous data for such a large number of units. The collection of area figures and land use data, in particular, presented serious difficulties especially when these figures somewhat differed from those given at the tahsil and district level by the Director of Land Records. We had to make several gruelling cross-checks to adopt the area figures finally for each village.

3. It was not considered necessary to have a penetrating analysis of any particular item of the data in Parts (A) and (B) of this Ha,pdbook ; this could be taken up by the Census Organisation itself or some other agency later during the inter-censal period. The census data users and scholars would perhaps feel satisfied with the statistical data being presented in this Handbook quickly on the heels of the census count in the country.

4. This Report, as at the last Census, continues to be a State Government publication as it is financed by them. Its compilation and write-up have been done by the Census Directorate at Chandigarh on behalf of the State Government. The views expressed in this are that of the State Census Organisation, which is under the direct control of the Government of India in the Ministry of Home Affairs.

5. In the collection of data, we had to take help from a large number of personnel of the State Revenue Department at the village, tahsil and district level and of the municipal staff in towns. But for their generous co-operation in filling up of the lengthy schedules regarding availability of amenities and level of development it would not have been possible to achieve the desired objectives in time. It is certainly difficult to thank sepa­ rately each individual functionary engaged on this project. Nevertheless we are keen to convey our profound gratitude to all those who have worked directly or indirectly on this project. At the Census Directorate, Shri S. K. Agarwal, Assistant Director, Census Operations, assisted by a team of zealous workers (Shri R. L Kalsia, Tabulation Officer, Shri N. S. Bhadauria, Statistical Assistant SjShri Malkit Singh, and Parkash Sharma, Computors) has compiled the census and administrative statistics in the form of Village and Town Directories. The initial c}fupiiation of the Villa.ge Directory was done by Shri Vishwa Mittu, S. A' under the <\b1c glljda.llc~ or sltri D. P Jain, Tabui:ttioll Officer. We LlWe a debt of gratitude to all *h~se officials for the effort and labour they have put in for the timdy production of this Handbook

(v) In the Map Section, S/Shrl Madho Shyam. surinderjit singh and Kulbir Singh have done a neat 'ob in the preparation of the maps under the stewardship of Shri G.S. Gill, Tabulation Officer. Dr. B.K· koy, Map Officer, in the office of the Registrar. General, New Delhi, provided valuable guidance in the preparation of the maps. S/Shri Madan La1, and K. C. Pardesi, Stenographers, have worked hard for the l'l"oduction of the final draft on their machines. We wish to acknowledge our gratitude to all of them.

6. We are grateful to Dr. Roy Burman, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) for piloting this project in our State and for evincing con.tinued zeal and interest in its implementation. Above all, we are spe­ cially inde*d to our Census Commissioner, Shri A. Chandra Sekhar and his successor Shri R. B. Chari for the inspiration and guidance that we continued to receive from them in the production of this Handbook and to reaffirm our claim that "Census continues to be the most fruitful source of information about the country". We trust the demographers, sociologists, economists and other scholars working in various humanities will find suffi·cient data in thiS compendium for taking up analytical studies.

7. We must also pay our.tributes to the Tech. Staff of the Union Territory Press. Chandigarh and particularly to Shri Gurpartap Siogh Srao, Deputy Controller, for the excellent job done in the printing of this Handbook. Our thanks are also due to Shri H. S. Sudan, Computor and Shri Had Bhushan Assistant COmPHer. for proof reading and for seeing this pUblication in the Press. We are equally beholden to Shri p. S. Walia, Controller, printing and Stationery Department, punjab for ensuring speedy publication of this Handbook.

H. S. KWATRA. Deputy Director of Census Operations, Punjab.

(vi) FIGURES AT A GLANCE

PUNJAB KAPtr RT HALA ST4TE DISTRICT

POPULATION TOTAL Persons r 13155l,060< '4:9;514 Males 7,266,515 227,331 Females 6,284,545 202,t'83

RURAL Persons 10,334,88l 329;844 Males_ 5,533,475 173,164 Females 4,801,406 156,680

URBAN Persons 3,216,179 99,670 Males 1.733,040 54,167 Females 1,483,139 45,503

DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH RATE +21·70 1961-1971

AREA IN KM.2

DENSITY OF POPULATION PER KM.2 269 263

SEX RATIO (NUMBER OF FEMALES PER 1,000 MALES) -865 889

LITERACY RATE (AS A PERCENTAGE TO Persons 33·67 ''FOTAL POl'ULATlON) Males 40·38 Females 25·90

PERCENTAGE OF UR.BAN POPULATION 23.21 TO TOTAIJ POPULATION

PERCENTAGE OF WOR,KERS TO TOTAL Persons 27'78 POPULA lION (MAIN ACTIVITY ONLY) Males. "'51'~ Females 1·08

(vii} FIGURES AT A GLANCE~concld.

PUNJAB KAPU.RJ'HALA STATE DISTRICT PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL WORKERS --

(I) CUT.TIV ATORS Persons 42·56 46·08 Males 43·27 46'85 Females 5·58 4'85

(II) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 20·11 15'38 Males 20·28 ~5'55 Females 10·92 6·45

(III) OTHER WORKERS Persons 37·33 38'53 Males 36·44 37·60 Females 83·50 88'71

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTE Persons 24·71 24'7,3 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 24·82 24'94 Females 24·58 24'49

NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 2,117,043 66,016

NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 12,888 700

Inhabited 12,188 556

Uninhabited 700 144

NUMBER OF URBAN AREAS 108 3

NOTE.-'tHERE IS NO SCHEDULED TRIBE 1N PUNJAB STATE.

(viii) PART X-A VILLAGE AND TOWN

DIRECTORY

A GLIMPSE INTO THE DISTRICT Kapurthala, formerly a princely State, is the smallest district in the Punjab State. The district has, according to the information supplied by the .surveyor Genera! of India, an area of just 1633 sq. krns. and a popula­ tion of 4,29,514 as per the returns of the 1971 Census. Thus the density of population per sq. km. works out to 263 as against the State figure of 269. The Sex Ratio for the district has been returned at 889 which is slightly higher than the corresponding State figure standing at 865. A lmost every 4th person in the district lives in its urban areas. Kapurthala District lies between North latitude 3r-08' and 31°-37' and East longitude 74°-58' and 75 ° -54'. It is bounded by Jullundur and Hoshiarpur DiStricts in the East, Hoshiarpur and Gurdaspur Districts in the North, Amritsar District in the West and by Firozpur and Jullundur Districts in the South. Phagwara Tahsil of this district has no geographical contiguity with the rest of the district. Like JullunduT District, Kapurthala District lies between the Sutlej and the Beas rivers and is known as Bist Doab. The climate of the district is more or . less typical of the Punjab plains i.e. extremely hot summers and severe cold winters. Phagwa.ra Tahsil receives the' highest rain-fall because of its proximity to the hills of Hoshiarpur District.

The district has three tahsils constituted of 3 towns and 700 villages, of which only 556 villages are inhabited. Workers constitute about 28 per cent of the total population according to the data collected at the 1971 Census. The economic data relating to 1971 Census further reveal that 61.47 per cent of the population is dependent on agriculture. The agricul­ tural scene is dominated by small peasant proprietors who are taking keen interest in the application of modern techniques for increasing the food production. About 72 per cent of the area of the district is under cultiva­ tion and more than 60 per cent oj the cultivated area is provided with irrigation facilities. The main sources oj irrigation are pumping sets, tube­ wells, canals and persian wells. Mention may particularly be made of the Bist Doab canal which is an important source of irrigation.

Wheat is the principal crop in the district so much so that about 50 per cent of the total cultivated area is under its cultivation. Phagwara Tahsil claims maximum yield per acre in wheat in the district. Maize, rice, sugarcane, oil seeds and pulses are the other important crops. Both Desi and American varieties of cotton are grown in the district. The area under this crop has registered a decline during the last decade mainly due to the relatively better profitability of the high-yieZding varieties of wheat. Food production in this district suffers from intermittent floods and large swamps which are in quite a Sizable number in Kapurthala Tahsil. 4

The district has to its credit a number oj small and medium sized industries. These are mostly agro-based and concentrated in the towns oj Phagwara and Kapurthala. Prominent among these are a cotton textile mill, electrical and-engineering works, steel re-rolling mills, a sugar min and agricultural implements manufactuTing units. The literacy rate jor the district has been returned at 35.70 per cent against the State figure of 33.67 per cent. The male and female literacy rates have been returned at 42.56 per cent and 27.99 per cent, respectively. INTRODUCTORY NOTE ON DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK History of District Census Handbook :-·Census has assumed an increasingly important role from decade to d~a~e in India. Hndoubtedly it is now an indispensable instrument of policy and develop­ ment plannmgm the State and at the Centre. To repeat the oft-quoted words :* "Census is no longer a mere counting of heads for purposes of taxation and rt'cruitment. It is a kind of stock taking as it were of the nation's human wealth. Census aims at presenting as complete a picture of man as may be possible, in his social, cultural and economic setting...... " . Keeping in view the ever-increasing demand of layma.n, adminstralors, planners, scholars, etc. for pablication of census data for smaller administrative units, it was decided at the 1951 Census to present data by villages and towns in the form of District Census Handbooks. It was not altogether a new idea be~ause even at tIte earlier de-=ennial censuses, dat.a for smaller administrative units were published in one form or the other. A district wise list of villages, showing population, was published as early as 1891 from the data collected at the census. A regular Village Directory was also introduced at the 1911 Census and such 'Directories' were compiled in the shape of 'District Census statistics'at the 1921 Census. In the end result. the District Census Handbook emerged as a regular decennial publication of the State Government at the 1951 Census. The District Census Handbooks of 1951 contained an introductory essay, giving brief history of physio-geographic conditions, life styles and other socia-economic conditions of the inhabitants, extracts from important census tables, besides Village and Town Directories. Administrative Statistics on items like railway stations, post offices, schools, co-operatives, village panchayats were also given. The size and contents of the District Census Handbookseries of the 1951 Census varied from State to State depending on the availability of financial resources and requirements of data. So varied were the uses and so great the value of these Handbooks that their publication was continued at the 1961 Census and vigorous efforts were made toenlarge the scope and enrich their (lontents. The 1961 Census Handbooks were certainly far more elaborate than their precursors at the 1951 Census. At the 1961 Census the introductory chapter of the District Census Handbook was almost a gazetteer as it contained information on physical, historical, geological and administrative aspects of the district. Besides, information relating to the dem:>gl'aphic, economic, social and cultural aspects was also given, which was further supplemented by a, list of events of the preceding decade and a statement of fairs and festivals of the district. 2. The publication of the District Census Handbooks, in which the Village and Town 'Primary Censu'lAbstracts' were incorporated, invariably got delayed even though the compilation of town­ wise and vHlagewise primary census data Were completed within a year or two after the completion of census enumeration. The delay occurred on account of the fact that the compilation of the Handbook had to wait till the complete tabulation programme was got through. The townwise and villagewise primary census data could not be released pending their fOl'mal publication even though there was constant demand for it. The compilation of administrative statistics for inclusion in the District Census Handbook also took sufficiently long time. Very often the publication of the District Census Handbook got delayed as some of the States Government would not take a decision quicIdy enough to pUblish them. In fact some of.the District Census Handbooks of 1961 Census were published ina feW States as late as 1971. Delayed publication undoubtedly detracts from their value. 3. Scope of District Census Handbook 1971 ;-It is always our endeavour to make available these data to the users as quickly as possible after the census count. With this end in view, District Census Handbooks at the 1971 Census have been divided into three convenient parts so that atleast Part A and B. which c.ontain the esselttial data down to the village and town, can be released quickly, State Governments have also accorded. their approval to their pUblication in three convenient parts:- PART A....:... Village and Town Directory.

PART B-Village and Townwise Primary Census r Abstracts. PART C.-Analytical Report, Administrative Statistics and District Census Tables. 4. Part A of the Handbook contains Village and Town Directory for each village and town by tahsils. The Village Directory contains information about total area of each village in acres, amenities! conveniences available in the village, the staple food of the people and the land use pattern. There is also information about the nearest town and its distance from the village. The Town Directory presents data on each town with the aid of seven statements, giving the status of the town, the decadal population, its functional category, physical and locational aspects, municipal finance and availability of amenities! facilities like medical, education, banking. trade & commerce, industry and population by religion. ------_ . *Extra.ct of the speech of Shri K. S. Ramaswamy, Deputy Home Minjster delivered on the 24th September, 1970,Ilt the" Stat~ Level Training Conference of Census Officers, Haryana at Chandigarh. 5 6 s. Tho picJctibed sch~111e; fo.· Vil1~go;} a?d Town. Dire;::tory Were sent to the Tahsildars and . Presidents of Municipal Comnllttees to be filled 1n by th~lr staff and to be returned to the Census Qirecwrate Comprehensive instructions, which were got printed, W~re given to the staff for the filling up of lhese ·schedules. Notwithstanding all the care taken at various levels for the correct filling up of these schedules. there were a few cases where the quality of work was substandard and in th~se cases the field job had to be done for the second time. There were considerable delays in the submission of filled in schedules and a series of reminders had to be sent to the Tahsildars for early submission. Some of the revenue officials hardly evinced adequate interest in this assignment which culminated in serious delays in the completion of the task. Similarly there were delays in somo of the Municipal Committees where the Secretaries sparingly took adequate interest in this work. But since we had taken up this job well in advance we could give sufficient time margin to the field agency for filling up these schedules. Inspite of all the difficulties the job was accomplished well in time. 6. Part B contains the Primary Census Abstract, (PCA) figures- the basic census data- __:_ for each town and each village, tahsilwise. for the district. The town PCA contains figures wardwise and down to the census Enumerator's block. Villagewise Primary Census Abstracts have been arranged in the ascending order of location code numbers allotted to villages at the Census. . A map of the district, showing the tahsil boundaries. location of the towns and large sized villages of population 5000 +. has been given at the beginning of this part. Important roads, railway lines, rivers; etc. have been depicted in this map. An inset map showing the position of Kapurfhala District in the State has also been incorporated. Preceding peA for each tahsil, a map, showing the tahsil boundary and location code number of each village and town in the tahsil, has been given alongwith an inset map showing the pasition of the tahsil in the district. In order to facilitate location of any village a list givmg villages in each tahsil, auanged in alphabetical order and indicating the code number of the village, has also been incorporated. PCA incorporates tahsilwise data for each village and each town/ward / block under the following column heads:- (i) Area in sq. kms/acres; (ii) Number of occupied census houses and the households; (iii) Total population (including the institutional and houselesspopulation); (iv) Population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes; (v) Literate and educated persons; (vi) Workers. classified into 9 industrial categories and the non-workers . 7. Part C of the District Census Handbook will contain the analytical report, embodyi ng administra­ tive statistics and abstracts from all the important census tables generated at the district and tahsil level. In its introductory portion an assessment about the relative position of the district among other districts wi th regard to area, population size, density and growth rate & changes in demographic, economic and social characteristics of the district will be made. A brief write-up will also be presented to indicate the broad features of changes in respect of the break-up ofpopulation in rural and urban areas; distribution of population by industrial categories; activitJes of non-workers; composition of households by relationship to head;distributionofl?opulation by age and sex; education and literacy; scheduled castes; migrants; mother-tongue and religlOn. A record or the major events of the decade in the district will be presented in this part.. Information about amenities like transport and communication, ifrigation and power, housing and institutional facilities like finance, credit, medical and public health, educational, cultU1'al and recreational facilities will also be presented. Comprehensive data about the economic resources and activities like agriculture, animal husbandry, fisheries. forestry, mining and plantations. trade and commerce, industries etc. will. in addition, be given in this part. 8. The 'Census Vil!age'.-The definition of the village in Census is identical with thator 'Mauza' given under section 3 (1) of the Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887. It is the 'Revenue Estate' determined as such for the purpose of levy and collection of the land revenue. The Revenue Estate is defined in the Act ibid. "as an area of which a separate record of rights is maintained or which has been separately assessed to land revenue or would have been so assessed if the land revenue had not been realized or compounded Or redeemed or which the State Government has otherwise declared as an Estate." The village is thus not merely the abadi deh (red lined area) for Census taking but the entire land ccming within the fixed boundaries of each village in terms of the Act ibid. 9. The 'Census Town'.-Each country decides for itself which areas are 'urban' and which are 'rural' because it is difficult to have an internationlly acceptable definition of each mch 'area.' National 7 differences in the characteristics, which distinguish urban or rural areas, do not admit of a uniform definition at the international level. In India we have adopted the following definition of an 'urban' area at the 1971 Census, which is incidentally analogous to the one adopted at the 1961 Census. (Prior to the 1961 Census, the definition of 'urban' area was somewhat liberal and a lot was left to the discretion ofthe local authorities):- (a) All places with a Municipality, Corporation or Cantonment or a Notified Town Area; (b) All other places which satisfy the following criteria :- (i) a minimum population of 5,000 ; (U) at least 75 % of the male working population is non-agricultural; (iii) a density of population of at least 400 per sq. kilometer. The State Directors of Census Operations were, however, given some discretion in marginal cases to include, in consultation with the State Government, a place that had other distinct urban charactedstics or to exclude an underserving place from being treated as 'urban'. Dhilwan treated as town at the 1961 Census was denotified at the present census as it ceased to be administered as Municipal Committee. Kapurthala District has only three urban areas and statements I to VII of the Town Directory give informa­ tion on various aspects of these towns. 10. Urban Agglomerotions.-In addition to the presentation of data for each town separately the data for 'Urban agglomerations' is also presented in this Directory at the 1971 Census. With the adoption of the concept of 'Urban agglomeration', the old concepts of 'town group' and 'sub-urban areas' or 'ncn­ municipal areas' have been abandoned at the 1971 Census. 'Urban agglomeration' fornls a ('ontigucllS urban spread constituting of a town and its adjoining urban outgrowthS Or two 01' more physically contiguous towns together with continuous well recognised urban outgrowths, if any, of such towns. In the 'town group' concept of 1961 Census, it was not always the continuous urban units that formed such a groLp. Sometimes, urban unhs quite cut off from one another were taken together ignoring the intelvenirg regions. As this evoked criticism, the concept of 'town group' has been abando:r.ed at the 1971 Cemus. Data in respect of the following urban agglomeration in the Kapurthala District is befng presented in the Town Directory:- Name of urban agglomeration Units of agglomeration Whether town in its own right or outrwth 1 2 Phagwara , (a) Phagwara Municipal Committee Town (1) JasatjitCotton Toxtile MiIJ 1 I (H) Mohalla. Gobindp-llra r Outgrowths (iii) Kotrani J 11. Standard Urban Areo.--The area constituting an 'Urban agglomeration' may keep on changing from Census to Census depending upon the changing boundaries of the statutory core urban unit as well as the extent of other continuous urban outgrowths. The concept of 'Standard Urban Area', adopted at the 1971 Census, will take care of these changes covering areas beyond the extending urban limits and intermingling both rural and urban areas in the vicinity of large towns to a limit upto which contiguous urbanization is reasonably expected to take place in the next two decades. In brief, the Standard Urban Area may be defined as the projected srowth area of a city or town as it would be in 1991, taking into account not only the towns and villages which will get merged into it but also the intervening areas which are Officially urban. Provision of census data for such 'Standard Urban Areas' will have the advantage of providing comparable data for a definite area for a period of two decades peatly facilitating study of socio-economic and demographic trends in such a fixed area and thus help lD urban planning. All towns with a population of SO,OOOt have been delineated as Standard Urban Areas. The Standard Urban Area has been delineated atound Phagwara Municipal Committee of this district at the 1971 Census. The basic particulars of this standard urban area are given below :-- List of Standard Urban Area In Kapurthala Dlstrlct-1971 Census Name of Urban Unit in S.U.A.. 1971 Rural components (with Hat/bast No.) 1 2 Phagwara Pbagwara Garbi (74) Phagwara Sharki (73) Mcht (89) Khangura (76) ChakHakim (75) Hajipur (62) Chackoki (103) Nangal (102) Khera (101) Sadarpur (100) Thakarki (99) Dhakman (96) Narang Shahpur (90) 8 NOTE ON VILLAGE DIRECTOR"\' 12. The Village Directory containing information about each village. separately fot· each tahsil, has been prepared. Villages have been arranged within the tahsil in the ascending order of the census location code numbers, e.g., location code No. 6/2/25 means village No. 25 in tahsil No.2 of District No.6 of the State. It contains an account of the location and area of the village, amenities available in the viHage, for example. educational, medical, power supply, communications, post and telegraph, staple food, land use, i.e., area under different types of land use like forest, irrigated and unirrigated,cultivable and uDCultivable land. This is further supplemented by information about the nearest town and distance in kilometers from the referrent village, days of markets or hats, if any, held in the village and an account of places of religious, historical and archaeological interests in the village. An appendix showing tahsilwise, amenities, like educational, medical, power supply, etc., has been added towards the end of the Village Directory. 13. Information about the amenities available in the villages has been given under columns 4 to 9 of the Directory. . (i) Educational faciJiti("s have been shown by adopting the following r.hbreviations under column 4 : Pro S Primary School. Mid. S Middle School. Sec. S High or Higher Secondary School. C \ College.

Where figures like Mid. S (I), Pro S (2) etc., occur these denote that the village has ~one Middle School, two Primary Schools, etc. (ii) Medical facilities have been s110wn hy me· of Il.e f(.llowing abbreviations under column 5 : H Hospital. MOW - Maternity and Ghild Welfare Oentre. He Health Centre. D Dispensary. FPC Family Planning Centre. VH Veterinary Hospital. Number of institutions has been given in brackets 8sainst each. (iii) Electrification has been shown by use of the following abbreviation under' column 6 .- E = Electrified. (iv) Types of drinking water supply sources in the viJIage have been shown by use of the following abbreviations under column 7 :- . T - Tap water. W Well water. TW Tubewell water. H P Hand pump water. TK Tank water. R River water. F Fountain water. o Canal water. o Others. (v) Oommunication and transport facilities have been shown by use of the following abbrevia tions under column 8 :- PR Pucca Road. KR Katcha Road. T Train (if the railway station is within the range of one mi1e from the village) a Oanal. R River. (vi) Post and Telegraph facilities have been shown by adoption of the following abbreviations under column 9:­ PO - Post Office. TO = Telegraph om~e. PTO = Post and Telegraph.Office. Phone = Telephone connection. ~ 14. Break-up of area under different types of land use has been furnished under columns 11 to 15 of the Directory. Particulars in respect of the nearest town and the distance in kilometers of the same trom the referrent village have been given under column 16. Information regarding day (s) of markets/hats, ifany, held in the village has been furnished under column 17. Regular weekly, fortnightly or monthly markets/hats are hardly a common feature in the Punjab State. Temporary markets/hats are held in the State only on a few festive occasions. Information relating to places of religious, historical or archaeological interest has been given under column 18. Uninhabited villages and villages that have got merged into -towns have been specifically shown in the Directory. 15. (a) Distribution of villages by area : The following table shows the distribution of villages of Kapurthala district in terms of area in acres TABLE No.1 Distribution of villages by ana (in acres) Area in acres Number oj villages· 1 2 50 acres or less 9 (1 .28) 51-100 acres 21 (3.00) 101-200 .• 81 (11 .57) 201-500 " 297 (42.43) 501-1000 " 200 (28.57) 1001-2000 " 72 (10.29) 2001-5000 " 17 (2.43) 5001 acres and above 3 (0.43) Total 700 (100 .00=-)--- *Inclusive of 144 un-inhabited villages (Figures in brackets indicate percentage to total number of villages in each distance group). The average area of a village in Kapurthala District works out to 585 acres. Largest number of villages (42.43 percent) fall in the bracket 201 to 500 acres. Only 9 villages in the district have an area of 50 acres or less each. The number of villages having more than 5,000 acres each is only three. It emerges from this table that a large majority of villages in this district are medium sized. i. e .• in the bracket 200 to 1000 acres. (b) Amenities available in the villages (i) EducationaljaciJities.-EducationaJ. facilities available in the villages of Kapurthala district have been listed below in the following table in terms of the distance from the nearest referrent town :- TABLENo.2 Distribution of villages having educational amenities by distance from the nearest town Nubmer Qjvillages having Distance from the nearest town Total Number of Pr~~;-M~~}fi~~-c~~;-O~~~- villages· School School Higher Secondary school 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 :5 kms. or less 105 53(50'48) 12(11'43) 5(4'76)

6-10kms. 204 91(44 '61) 16(7·84) 8(3·92) 11-15 .. 159 63(39'62) 5(3,14) 11(6·92) 1(i.-25 " 88 32(36,36) 5(5·68) 5(5 ·68) 26-50" 51-100 " 101-200" 201 kms. and above Total ------556 239(42-99) 38(6·83) 29(5·22)

L • . _ , *ExcIuding 144 uninhabited villages ------. (Figures in .bra.ckets indicate percentage to total number of villages in each distance group). 10 This table shows that maximum educational facilities are available in those vilJages which lie within a distance of 5 kms. from the nearest town. Such villages have maximum number of primary and middle schools. However, the number of High/Higher Secondary Schools is maximum in those village~ which are at a distance of 11 to 15 kIDs. Out of a total number of 556 inhabited villages in the district only 239 villages have Primary Schools (43 per cent), 38 villages have Middle Schools (7 per cent) and 29 villages have High or Higher Secondary Schools (5 per cent). It is quite interesting to note that none of the villages hosts a college of any type. However, the State Education Department has established the schools in such a way that students of primary classes have not to traverse more than 2-3 miles to attend a school. (ii) Medical facilities.-Medical facilities have been quantified in terms of number of medical institutions of any type per 100 sq. kIDs. The following table gives the distribution of medical facilities per 100 sq. kIDs. in rural areas :- TABLE No.3 Medical facility per 100 sq. kms. SI. Name of Tahsil Total area Numher ofmedical No. in sq. kms. i institutions of any kindper 100 sq. kms

1 2 3 4 1 Kapurtha]a &8&.8 4.28 2 Sultanpur Lodhi 440.6 2.27 3 Phagwara 294 . 1 8 . 16 It is evident that Phagwara Tahsil with 8.16 medical institutions per 100 sq. kms. has an edge over other tahsils and over the district average of 4.52 medical institutions per 100 sq. kms. in rural areas. The corresponding figure for the State is only 2.69. (iii) Power supply.-Electrification in rural areas has assumed great importance with the increased tempo for agricultural production. The following table gives distribution of electrified villages in Kaputthala district in terms of distance from the nearest town .- TABLE No.4 Distribution of electrified villages with reference to distance from tbe nearest town Distance from the nearest town Total number of Number of 'Vi1lages* 'Villages with electric power supply

1 2 3 5 kIDs or less lOS 83(79'04) 6----10 kms. 204 100(49'02) 11-15 " 159 70(44·03) 16~~25 " 88 35(39'77) 26·-50 " 51-100 " 101-200 " 201 kms. and above Total 556 288(51'80)

*Sltc1uiing 144 un-inhabited villages. (Figures in brackets indicate percentage to total number of villages in each distance group). Out of· 556 inhabited villages in the district only 288 villages (51.80 per cent) were electrified upto March. 1969. 79 per cent of electrified villages were within a radius of 5 kms. from the nearest town indicating a positive co.rrelation between distance to the nearest town an~ the power supply to the villages. Phagwara Tahsil leads in the rural electrification programme in as much as 80 per cent of its. vil!ages have been electrified. Efforts are, however, under way to electrify 100 per cent villages of the dlstrIct by the end of the Fourth Five-Year Plan. 11 (iv) Communications :-Communication facilities in rural areas have increased steadily in the past decade. All out efforts are underway to link alJ villages by pucea road by the end of Fourth Five-Year Plan. The communication facilities available in the villages of the district in terms of the distance from the nearest town have been shown in the following table ;-

TABLE No. 5 Distribution of villages with different communication facilities and distance from the nearest town

Th~ - ______Number of villages connected by _ DistanCe from the nearest town number Pucca Katcha Pucca Pucca Pucca Pucca, Katcha Others of road road & Katcha road & road & Katcha road & villages'" road river rail road & rail rail

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 5 Kms. or Jess 105 39(37·14) 18(17 -14) 3(2-86) 3(2·86)

6-10kms. 204 75(36·76) 15(7,35) 4(1'96)

159 54(33,96) 17(10·69) 1(0'63) 2(1,26)

9 (10,23) 16-25 '0 88 35(39·77) 4(4·55)

26-50 eo 51_100 .. 101-200 .. 201 Kms.andabove

Total 556 203(36,51) 59(10'61) 15(2·70) 9(1'62)

"'Excluding 144 uninhabited villages. (Figures in brackets indicate percentage of the total number of villages in each distance group.)

It emerges from the above table that out of 556 villages only 203 villages (36.51 per cent) are linked by pucca roads. Another 59 villages (10.6 I per cent) are linked by katcha roads, IS villages (2.70 percent) by pucca and katcha roads, and 9 villages (1.62 percent) by pucca roads and rail. The proportion of villages linked by pucca road is highest in the distance group 16 to 25 kms. On the otherhand the proportion of villages connected by katcha road is highest in the distance group of 5 kms. or less. (v) Post and telegraph:-The following table gives the number of post offices per 100 sq. kms., tahsilwise ;- TABLE No. 6 Number of Post Offices per 100 sq. kms. Serial Name of Tahsil Total area in No. of post No. sq. kms. offices per 100 sq. kms.

1 2 3 4 1 Kapurthala 888·8 5'51 2 Sultanpur Lodhi 440·6 2'95 3 Phagwara 294·1 8·84 The above table reveals that Phagwara Tahsil has the highest number of post offices i.e. 8.84 per 100 sq. kms. The corresponding figure for the district and the State is only 5.52 and 5.96, respectively. Only 88 villages have the facility of post offiCes. The telegraph offices are located in only 3 villages and another 4 villages have telephone connections. 12 (c) Staple food: Wheat maize and rice are the staple food in the district in different parts of the ye ar. In some parts of Kapurthala District consumption of wheat and rice is more pronounced while in other parts it is of maize and rice. However, in some pockets barley, bajra and gram are arso consumed in smaller quantities. (d) Land use pattern :

(i) Forests.-The area under forests. as shown in the Village Directory, includes forested areas classeq or administered as forests under any legal enactment dealing with forests whether, State owned or private. This figure may be slightly different from the one furnished by the Forest Department owing to the reaSon that certain lands though not wooded are taken as forests by the Forest Department. (ii) Irrigated Area.-It is the area that receives the soil blood for crops-the water, through channels containing water procured from wells, tubewells, tanks, canals, etc. Cultivated land served by watering through artificial means is termed as 'irrigated area'. (iii) Un irrigated Area.-It includes the cultivated land which depends entirely upon nature for irrigation purposes. Monsoons are the principal source of irrigation in the dry pocket areas of Kapurthala District. Too much dependence on rains at times exposes the district to drought situation. (iv) Cultivable waste.-This category includes land available for cultivation whether actually cultivated or not, for one reason or the other, or once taken up for cultivation but not cultivated again for more than 5 years in succession. Such land maybe fallow or covered with bushes or jungle which may n at be put to any use. Lands under thatching grass, bamboo, bushes, miscellaneous tree crops, etc. which are not included underforestshavebeenconsideredascultivablewaste. Allgrazing lands which arc permanent pastures, meadows, village Common lands and grazing lands within the forest areas have also been covered under this classification. (v) Area "ot availablejor cultivation.-This refers to absolutely barren uncultivable land and such lands which are put only to non-agricultural uses. Absolutely barr~n uncultivated land covers lands under mountains, deserts, etc. and which cannot be brought under cultivation except at an exorbitant cost. All lands occupied by buildings, roads, railways, waterways, rivers, canals, etc. are classified as not available for cultivation. .. The percentage of area under different land uses in this district is as under :- Different land uses Percentage (i) Forests 0·04% (u) Irrigated 46'56% (iii) Unirrigated 25'35% (iv) Cultivable waste 10'38% (v) Land not available (or cultivation 17-67% It is thus clear that about 72 % of the total area of the district is under cultivation and about 47 percent of the area is irrigated. The area under forests is almost ne gligible and more than one-sixth of the total area is not available for cultivation. The Government canals and wellJtubewells are the main sourCeS of irrigation in the district. The following table gives the distribution of net irrigated area of each tahsil of the district: TABLE No.7 Tahsilwise net irrigated area during 1970-71 (00' hectares) Differene sources of irrigation Name of TahsiI Government Private Tanks Wells Other Total Canals Canals (including sources titb..:wdls) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 KapU{thala 2 551 553 Sultanpur Lodhi 1 273 274 Phagwara 51 165 216 Total for the district 54 989 1,043

Source:-Economi~ and Statistical Organisation. Puniab. 13 It is a common observation that cultivable waste is less in the vUlages nearer to urban areas. But the picture is somewhat different in this district. Cultivable waste is about 10 per cent of the total area or the district. It is maximum in those villages which are located within 6-15 kms. radius of the nearest town as revealed in the foHowing table;- TABLE No.8 Percentage of average cu Itivable waste per village to average cultivated land per "Hlage by distance group from the nearest town Distance from the nearest town No. of Totalcultivated Average culti- Total cultiva- Average culti­ Percentage of villages· land (in acres) vated land able waste vable waste average CUlti­ per village (in acres) Per village vable waste per (in acres) (in acres) village to average culti- vated land per villase 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 kms. or loss 117 61,893 529'00 8,438 72·12 13·63 6-10.. kms. 234 97,359 416·06 14,858 63·50 15·26 11-15,. 203 86,462 425'92 13,322 65·63 15·41 16-25 •• 144 48,846 339'21 5,886 40'88 12'05 26-50" 2 45 22-50 51-100 •• 101-200., 201 kms. and above Total 700 294,605 420·86 42,504· 60·72 14.42

*Inclusive of 144 uninhabited villages. The average cultivated land per village in the district is 420.86 acres whereas the average cultivable waste per village is 60.72 acres. The villages located within a distance of 16-25 kms. have the lowest percentage of average cultivable waste to average cultivated land per village. NOTE ON TOWN DIRECTORY 16. The Town Directory has been compiled in seven different statements for all the urban areas of the district. Brief explanatory notes on each statement are given below :- Note on Statement I.-Statement I renders an account of identification particulars, status, growth history and functional category of towns. (M stands for Municipal Committee in this statement). Atthe 1961 Census an attempt waS made to classifythetownsonthe basis of the "functional category". The entire working population was categorised into 9 industrial categories. These 9 categories were further clubbed into the following five broad functional categories:- Industrial Category-1961 Functiona' Classification I. Cultivator ") . I II. Agricultural Labourer I Primary activities. III. Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing. Hunting J>­ and Plantations, Orchards and Allied Activities IV. Household Industry 1 . I Industry V. Manufacturing other)han Household Industry VI. Construction ; VII. Trade and Commerce Trade and Commerce VIII. Transport, Storage and Communications Transport IX. Other Services Services 14 The towns have been classified on the basis of the percentage of total workers engaged in each of the five classes of economic activity. A town where 40 per cent or niore of the total workers are engaged in one occupation. the town has been classified as a mono-functional town. e.g.• industrial town, services town, etc. If this condition is not satisfied then the next predominant occupation is taken into account andif the total of the two comes to 60 per cent or above, the town has been classified as bi-functional town, e.g. industrial-cum-services town. If the total of the workers engaged in the two major occupations does not come upto 60 per cent, the third predominant Occup8.tion is taken into consideration and the town is categorised as multi-functional, e.g., industrial-cum-services-cum-commercid town. The functional distribution of towns of Kapurthala district as per the 1971 Census is given in the following table :- TABLE No.9 Distribution of towns by functional categories Serial Functional Category Number of towns No. 1 2 3 1 Industry 1 2 Ind uatry-cum-Services I 3 Services-cum-Trade and Commerce 1 There are only 3 towns in this district i.e. Phagwara, Sultanpur and Kapurthala.Phagwara is an industrial town while Kapurthala is industry-cum-services town. Sultanpur comes under the category of services-cum-trade and commerce town. Note on Statement II.-The physical and location aspects of the towns of the district, as in 1969, have been shown in this statement of the Town Directory. It shows that there is not much variation in rainfall and temperature of the district.Kapurthala and Sultanpur towns recorded an annual rainfall of 627.9 mm. while Phagwara town recorded an annual rainfall of 610.6 mm. The maximum temperature in all the three towns was 44.8° centigrade while the minimum temperature was 0.6" centigrade. Kapurthala is the district head quarter/town. This town is 18 kms. west of lullundur City and about 168 kms. from Chandigarh. It is a well planned town and has beautiful laidout gardens. lullundur City is nearest to all the towns of Kapurthala District.Transport and communications are well developed in all the towns of the district and there is not even a single town in the district which does not have its railway station or a bus route. However, there is no navigable river/canal within 10 kms. of any town in the district. Note on Statement 11I.-This statement shows the receipts and expenditure of the Municipal Committees of the district. The following table gives per capita receipts and expenditure of each town classified by popUlation size:- TABLE No. 10 Per Capita receipt and expenditure by size class of towns Per Capita Class of Town No. of towns ------Receipt (RsJ ------Expenditure (Rs.) ------Total Receipt Receipt ------Total Expenditure Expenditure Expenditure Receipt through from all ExPenditure on Public on Public on all other taxes, etC. other sources Health and Institutions aspects Conveniences 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Class I tOO.O()Oand above Class II 50,000 to 99,999 . 1 22·53 12·94 9·59 21·39 5·39 0·07 15'93 Class III 20,000 to 49,999 24'02 17·51 6·51 18·83 9·58 0·10 9·15 Class IV 10,000 to 19,999 Class V 5,000 to 9,999 10·48 0·21 10·27 2·62 2'61 Class VI below 5,000 IS The classification of towns in the above table has been shown as t'ollows:­ Class II-Phagwara Class III-Kapurthala Class V -Sultanpur It is quite evident from this table that per capita receipts exceed per capita expenditure in all classes of towns. This is a very healthy picture of the finances of the Municipal Committees of the district However, per capita receipts are maximum in Class III town and minimum in Class V town. ' Local taxes are the principal source of revenue of all the Municipal Committees. Revenue deri ved from municipal properties, Government grants, loans, advances, etc. are the other sources of revenue of the Municipal Committees. On the expenditure side, public health and conveniences and public institutions account for maximum expenditure of the Municipal Committees. Note on Statement IV.-This Statement relates to provision of civic and other amenities in the to wns of the district as in 1969. Under column 4, "System of sewerage", various types of sewerage/drainage systems have been indicated in order of importance by adopting the following abbreviations: - S Sewers OSD Open Surface Drains ST Septic Tanks Under column 8, "Method of disposal of night soil", different prevalent methods of disposal of night soil in order of their importance have been shown by use of the following abbreviations :- HL Head Loads WB Wheel Barrows Under column 9, "Source of protected water supply," various sources of protected water supply have been indicated in order of their importance by use of the following abbreviations :- TW Tubewell water T Tap water W Well water HP Handpump water Provision of civic and other amenities in the towns is assuming increasing importance with the economic development of the district. In this field Kapurthala town has the maximum amenities in the district. It is well connected by major and minor metalled roads with the important towns and markets. It has open surface drains in the old localities of the town. New localities are having underground drainage system. . It has the largest number of service latrines. Night soil is generally disposed of on head loads and wheel barrows. Tubewells and hLudhiana and Phagwara-Nawashahr are the important bus routes of this town. This town has open surface drains and the night soil is disposed of by the conventional method. Municipal tubewells and handpumps are the principal sources of protected water supply. The scheme of supplying piped water is also under imple­ lIlentation in the town. About 90 per cent of the houses of the town are electrified. However, there is acu te shortage of power for the industrial units. The town also has a well organized fire-fighing service. . Sultanpur town does not have any standard civic amenities. It has mostly service latrines. Hand- pumps are the major source of protected water supply in the town. The town is electrified. Note on Statement V.-This statement furnishes details relating to medical, educational, recrea­ tional and other cultural facilities in the towns. Under col. 3, medical facilities in terms of number of 16 Hospitals, Dispensaries, 'f.B. Clinics, Health Centres, etc. have been shown by use of the followiog abbreviations ;- H Hospital. D - Dispensary. HC _ Health Centre. FPC = Family Planning Centre. TBC = T. B. Clinic. o - Others. Where figures D (1), H (2), etc. occur, these denote that the town has one Dispensary. two Hospitals, etc. Under column 5, educational facilities in terms of number of colleges of various types have been indicated by lise of the following abbreviations :- " A Arts College only. AS Arts and Science college only.

Where figures like A (I), AS (2) etc. occur, these denote that town has one Arts College and two Arts and Science Colleges, etc. • Under column 9, relating to recognised shorthand, typewriting and other vocational institutions, the following abbreviations have been used :- ITI = Industrial Training Institute. o _ Others. Under column 17, the existence of public library or reading room has been shown by the following abbreviations ;- , PL' = Public Library. RR Reading Room. The number thereof has been indicated in brackets.

The number of medical institutions and the number ofio beds therein have ~ been taken as the criteria to determine the extent of medical, facilities available in the towns. The following table shows the overall position of medical facilities in these towns :- TABLE No. 11 Me41Ql FaciUties Serial Name of Town Total No. of No. of beds per No._! beds in medical 1,000 popu/a~ institutions J lion 1 2 3 4 1 Kapurthala 108 3'04 2 Phagwara 50 0.91 3 Sultanpur ' 14 1'53

Kapurthala town enjoys r the maximum medical facilities in the district. There are 3.4 beds per J ,000 population in this town. It has one Hospital with 100 beds, one T. B. Clinic with 3 beds, one Dispensary with 5 be4~ and one Family Planning Centre without any bed facility. On an average there are 1.73 beds per 1,000 population in urban areas of the district. Phagwara, another important town of the district, has one Hospital with 50 beds, one Dispensary and two other 11 ospitals without any facility of a bed. It has only 0.91 beds per 1,000 population. 17 .Edcuat.ional facilities are not adequately available in Kapurthala District. The followin, labl~ gives the number of Higher Secondary/High, Middle and Primary Schools per 1,000 population:- TABLE No. 12 Higher Secondary or High, Middle and Primary Schools per 1,000 population Number per 1,000 poplilmion Serial Name of Town No. Higher Middle Primary Secondary/ Schools Schools High Schools

2 3 4 5 I Kapurthala 0·17 3·03 0'17 2 Phagwara 0·15 0·05 0·02 3 Sultanpur 0·22 0·44 It is clear that Sultanpur town has the maximum number of Higher Secondary/High SChools and primary Schools per 1,000 population. It has one Arts College, 2 Higher Secondary/High Schools and 4 primary Schools. Phagwara town has two Arts and Science Colleges, one PolyteChnic, one Industrial Training Institute, 8 High or Higher Secondary Schools, 3 Middle Schools and one Primary SChool. On the other hand, Kapurthala town has one Artsand Science College,one Polytechnic, 6Higher Secondary( High Schools, one Middle School, 6 Primary Schools and one Teacher's Training Institute. However, there is no medical or engineering college in the district. KapurthaJa and Phagwara towns have adequate recreational and cultural facilities. Kapurthala has one cinema-house while Phagwara has two. Both these towns also have public libraries and reading room faeilites. Sultanpur town, however, lacks recreational or cultural facilities. Note on Statement V /.-This statement provides information relating to trade. commerce, industry and banking as in 1969. It also lists three most important commodities imported, exported or manufactured in these towns. This list has been worked out on the basis ofthe estimated volume of the commodities handled. Kapurthala and Phagwara towns are tlte two important industrial centres of the district. The most important commodities which are imported in these towns are raW rubber, iron materials, cotton. vanaspati ghee, groundnut and rice. Important commodities which are exported from these towns are electrIC goods, cotton textiles, sugar, foodgrains and automobile spare parts. Kapurthala town is known for its manufacture of electrical articles like motors, fans, cables and electrical fittings like switches, shoes. Screws, rivets, boits, motor spare parts are also manufactured in this toWn. Kapurthala town has also earned a name for manufacture of rubber and leather products. Phagwara town is well known for its cotton textile. A sugar mill is also located at Phagwara. There is also a net work of units manufacturing engineering goods, automobile parts and machine tools and parts_ It has also a name for brass utensils, sewing machines, and agricultural implements in the punjab State. In 1970, there were three branches of tile State Bank of Patiala, 4 of the Punjab National Bank, 6 of the Co-operative Bank, one of the State Bank of India and 9 of other Commercial Banks. Out of these 23 branches of various banks, 11 were located in the urban areas of the district. Availability of adequate banking facilities has helped the growth of industrial activity in this district. Note on Statement VII.-This statement presents the distribution of population by religion. The population has been classified into six main religions, namely, Budhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Jainism and Sikhism. The persons returned as professing other religious sects or beliefs. which could not be classified under any of the religions, have been clubbed together under the head "other relisions and porsuasions." The persons whose religion could not be ascertained have been classified as "rclition not stated." According to 1911 Census the Sikh population accounts for 61.2.6 per cent of the total papulation of the district, The Hindu population is 38.02 per cent only. However, in all the urban areas, the Hindu population is more than the Sikh population.

VILLAGE DIRECTORY Kapurthala Tahsil

19 20 VILLAGE KAPuRTflALA TAHSIL Amenities and

Loca- Name of viUllae Total Amenities available within the village tion (with Hadbast No.) area ------Code of the Educational Medical Power Drinking Communica- Post & No. village supPly water tions Telegraph (in Acres)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 6/1/1 . Mand Ahmedwala (52) 190 2 Malld.' Dosranwala .(51) 164 3 .Maa:4c "iI\llababad (SO) 257 4 Mand Abrahimwala 143 Tarf GuJam Nabi Khan (56) 5 MaJid Sardar Sahib. 21 9 wala (49) 6 'M&QCi Mattdi Jhan:iu. 305 wala (48) 7 Mand Ourdaspur (47) 175 8 Maud Paridkot (46) 540 9 Maud Aslampur (35) 143 10 Mmd Nanga} Lubhana 309 (36) 11 Mand Miani Bhagu 306 Purian(34) 12 Maud Kala (28) 481 Pro S (I) Hp 13 Mandi Mand Kala C 9) 364 14 Chak Dom (27) 364 15 Chak Som (26) 433

16 Miani Bhasu Purian 938 Pro S (1) Mew (1) E Hp, W PR PO (25) 17 Balo Chak (24) 737 Pro S O} Hp 18 Fero7.e Sangowal (23) 600 Pr:S (I) Hp.W 19 Daulowal (22) 160 Hp PR 20 Chai<. Purana (21) - 73 21 Fatehgarh Sikri (20) 645 Pro S(1) E HP,W PR 22 HussainPur (55) 245 23 Mand Hussainpur (33) 120 ,. 24 Mundi Road (31) 409 Sec. S (l) E Hp PR 25 Nanaa! Lubana (r) 433 Sec. S (I) HI' PR PO

26 Kamalpur (38) 203 Hp,W PR 27 Rawau (42) 219 Hp,W PR ~8 Mand Kamalpur (37) 73 29 Dhakran (39) 173 Hp,W PR 30 Mand Rawan (41) 25

31 Mand Dhakran (40) 143 , . 32 Talwandi Kuka (43) 278. Pro S (1) Hp,W PR 33 Mand Ta!wandi Kuka 134 Hp,W KR (44) 34 Mand Sandhi Khan· 248 Hp,W KR waIa (45) 35 Marui Abrallimwala 615 Tarr Arshad Khan (53)

36 Habibwala (57) Pr. S (l) E Hp 37 Abrahimwala Tarf Mid. S (1) E HP.W PR PO Arshad Khan (54)

38 Abrahim-ala Tarf 668 Gulam Nabi (55) 39 Saitpur (73) 275 Hp 40 Khalil (67) 207 Hp 21 ·t 'DIRECTORY Land Use KAPURTHALA DISTRICT Staple Food .Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if ar.y, religious, historical held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- A rca not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 It 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 190 Urmar Tanda(22) Uninhabited 164 Urmar Tanda(2l) Uninhabited 257 Urmar Tanda(22) Uninhabited 49 94 Urmar Tanda(21) Uninhabited

219 Urmar Tanda(22) Uninhabited

22 283 Urmar Tanda(2l) Uninhabited 17 IS8 Urmar Tanda (21) Uninhabited 103 437 Urmar Tanda(21) Uninhabited 87 56 Urmar Tanda(21) Uninhabited 236 73 Urmar Tanda(20) Uninhabited

62 244 Urmar Tanda(20) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize &. Rice 260 113 108 - Urmar Tanda(16) 18 66 280 Urmar Tanda(16) Uninhabited II7 :'47 Urmar Tanda(lS) Uninhabited 14 185 234 Urmar Tanda(1S) Uninhabited Wheat & Rice 277 554 107 Urmar Tanda(16) Three days Death anniver- Phagan 6-8 saryBaba (Feb.-March) Motianwala Wheat &; Rice 644 44 20 29 Urmar Tanda(14) Wheat. Maize &: Rice 479 30 70 21 Urmar Tanda(15) Wheat, Maize &: Rice 52 83 25 Urmar Tanda(l4) 62 3 5 3 Urm~r Tanda(15) U~inhabited. Wheat, Maize & Rice 400 19 190 36 Urmar Tanda(15) 275 13 7 Uemar TaDda(14) U~il1habited 92 20 8 Urmar Tanrla(l5) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 274 109 26 Urmar Tanda(18) Wheat, Maize &, Rice 217 r9 87 Uemar Tanda(19) Two days Mela on Death (April) anniversary at Smadh Baba DaJiP Singh Wheat, Maize & Rice 150 34 19 Kartarpur(18) Wheat &, Maize 71 134 13 Kartarpur(20) 32 32 9 Kartarpur(20) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 77 79 2 15 Kartarpur(21) 12 12 1 Kartarpur(20) Uninhabited 138 5 Kartarpur(21) uninhabited Wheat & Maize 70 188 20 Kartarpur(20) Wheat & Maize 118 16 Kartarpur(20) Wheat & Maize 169 79 Kartarpur(19) 481 134 Kartarpur(20) Uninhabited

Wheat, Maize & Rice 428 394 230 Kartarpur(I9) Wheat & Maize. 150 989 127 Kartarpur(18) One day Fair of first Thursday of Dasaundhi Shah Asoj (Sept,-Oct.) Mela Baba Two dayS Dharam Dass Bhadon 1 & 2 (Aug.-Sept.) 146 487 35 Kartarpur(18) Uninhabited Whe1t, Maize &; Rice 122 121 32 Kartarpur(16) Wheat, Maize & Rice 98 93 16 Kartarpur(15) 22 VILLAGE ,KAPURTHALA TAHSIL Ameiiities and Amenities available within the village Loca­ Naml) ('f viliage Total -----,-,------tion (with Hadbast No,) area Ec1ucational Medical Power Drinking Communica- Post & Code of the supply water Hons Telegraph No, village (in acreS)

2 3 4 5 6 7 g 9 6/1/41 Raipur Pir Bakhsh­ 1,500 Pr.S(I) E Hp.W PR PO wala(18) 42 Maqsudpur (19) 1,424 Pr.s(I) HC(I) E Hp,W PR PO

43 Bhudas (16) 1.174 Pr.S(!) E Hp,W PR PO 44 Begowal (10) 3,943 Sec.S(l) HO) E Hp Pit PO

45 Sarupwal (9) 227 Hp, W PR 46 Akbarrur (8) 506 Pr.S(I) E Hp PR 47 lnowa (7) 226 E Hp,W 48 Naurangpur (6) 287 Pr.S(l) Bp,W KR

49 Jabowal (5) 326 Pr.S(l} E Hp,W KR 50 Baryar (1) 535 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W KR 51 Iss Bueha (3) 253 Hp,W KR 52 Kaluwal (4) 287 E Hp,W KR 53 Awan (2) 809 Pr. 5(1) E Hp,W KR 54 Nadali (11) 904 Pr.S(I) E Hp.W KR SS Bassi (12) 692 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W S6 Jaid (139) 4,015 Mid.S(l) HC'{l) E Hp.W KR PO 57 Lamma (138) 621 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W PR 58 Bhatnura Khurd (137) 315 Pr.SCl) E Hp,W PR S9 Tandi (135) 615 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W 60 Bhatnura Kalan (136) 5S6 Pr.S(l) E Hp PR 61 Fatehpur (134) 143 E Hp ., 62 Bajaj (133) 777 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W PR

63 Bhoparai (132) 1,398 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W KR PO 64 JhaU Bajaj (14) 198 65 Karnail Ganj U3) 734 Pr.S(J) E Hp,W KR 66 Bagbanpur (15) 435 Pr.S(!) E Hp.W KR 67 Akala (l~1) 297 Pr.S(t) E HP.W KR 68 Sid hwan (129) 739 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W KR

69 Bhagrian (130) 566 Pr.S(l) E Hp.W PR 70 Rajpur (126) 276 E Hp,W PR 71 Mitla Kherabad (127) 728 Pr.S(l) . E HP.W 12 Bhagwanpur (125) 460 Pr.SUJ Hp.W 13 Kamrai t128) 659 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W PR 74 Salamatimr (124) 186 E Hp,W 15 Bholath Garbi (122) 1,176 S~.S(l) H(I) ,FPqn E Hp, W PR PO

76 Mu"arakpur (17) 482 Pr.S(,]) Hp,W PR 17 Bholath Sharki (123) 531 Sec.S(1) H(l) E Hp,W PR PO

7& Mirapur Pi) !13 Hp,W PR 79 Bakarpur (70) 483 P~.S(I) Hp 80 Chak Shah Kalan (77) 93 23 DIRECTORY Land Use I(APURl'HALA DISTRI{.. 'r Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if an.", religious, historical ....:...-----~---- held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat, Maize &. Rice 496 773 22l 10 Kartarpur(15) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 840 358 226 Kartarpur(17) Three days Death anniver- Asoj 25-27 sary Daba (Sept.-Oct.) Karam Singh Wheat, Maize &. Rice 872 223 79 Kartarpur(14) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 2,772 999 172 Urmar Tanda(13) Tw~ days Barsi Sant Jetb20 &. 21 Prem Singh (May-June) Baisakhi one day Baisakh 1 (April 13) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 216 11 Unnar Tanda(10) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 376 94 36 Urruar Tanda(lO) "Wheat. Maize &. Rice 176 27 23 Urmar Tanda(10) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 195 77 15 Urmar Tanda(9) Tw~days Meta Sant Prem Jeth Singh. (May-June) Baisaki One day Baisakh 1 (April-B) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 265 38 23 Urmar Tanda(12) Wheat. Maize &. Rice 310 200 25 Urmar Tanda(9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 187 43 23 UJ'JIUU'Tanda(ll) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 187 69 31 Unnar Tanda(l1) Wneat, Maize &. Rice 555 181 73 UJ'JIUU'Tanda(13) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 763 63 18 Urmar Tanda(13) WIleat, Maize &. Rice 432 198 62 Unnar Tanda{ll) Wheat. Maize &. Rice 1,963 342 1,710 Urmar Tanda(10) Wheat. Maize &. Rice 550 50 21 UnnarTanda~10) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 275 25 15 UnnarTanda 13) Wheat. Maize & Rice 460 119 36 UrmarTanda(14) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 430 10 116 Unnar Tanda(13) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 88 36 19 Urmar Tanda(16) Wheat & Maize 328 196 175 78 Kartarpur(16) O~eday MelaBakre AS2rh IS Shah (June-July) Phagan 15 (Feb.·March) Wheat & Maize 465 746 64 123 KartarPur(14) !l88 10 Kartarpur(l6) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize &. :Rice 551 129 48 Kartarpur(19) 1 Wheat. Maize &. Rice 331 77 27 Kartarpur(16) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 193 17 87 Kartarpur(13) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 578 122 39 KArtarpur(14) One day Dussehra Asoj Sudi 10 (Sept,-Oct.) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 234 270 62 Kartarpur(13) Wheat, Maize 8f. Rice 82 177 17 Kartarpur(10) Wheat, Maize &. Rioe 339 336 53 Kartarpur(9) , Wheat, Maize &. Rioe 186 230 9 35 Kartarpur(8) 'Wheat, Maize &. Rice 335 276 48 Kartarpur(lO) 'Wheat, Maize &; Rice 167 19 Kartarpur(9) "Wheat. Maize l!l. Rice 895 162 119 Kartarpur(10) Fi~e'day& CattJe fair Asoj 15-17 (Sept.-Oct.) Jetb IS &. 16 (May·June) Wheat. Maize & Rice 292 23 141 26 Kartarpur(I3) Wheat, Maize & Rico 477 54 Kartarpur(10) One'daY DussehrJ Asoj Sudi 10 (Sept.-Oct.) Wheat & Maize 175 27 11 Kartarpur(12) Wheat, Maize &: Rice 229 51 12 191 .Kartarpur(14) 69 13 3 8 Kartarpur(13) Uninhabited ~4 VILLAG!;

KAPURTHALA TAHSIL Amenities tUld

Loca- Name of village Total Amenities available within the village tion (with Hadbast No.) Area ------_---_._- -_-----_ Code of the Educational Medical Power Drinking Communica- Post & No. village supply water tions Telegraph (in acres)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 6(1/81 Chak Shah Alladin (68) 43 82 Dala (69) 318 E Hp

83 Pasiewai(66} 209 Hp 84 Bulewal (74) 22S E Hp 85 Billllur (75) 226 Hp 86 Raipur Rajputan (65) 167 E Hp 87 Chogawan (58) 477 P~.S(1) E Hp 88 Ha s s uwal (59) 310 Pr.S(l) E Hp 89 Bhakuwala (60) 134 Pr.S(l) E Hp 90 Mand Raipur Araiall(61) 691 91 Daudpur (63) 595 Pr.SO) E Hp,W 92 Raipur Araian l62) 501 Pr.S) E Hp PO 93 Nadala (64) 2,940 Sec.S{l) H(1) E HI' PR PO

94 Hassowal (78) 134 E Hp,W PO 95 Dnabulian (76) 376 E Hp PR 96 Talwara (72) 860 Pr.S(l) E Hp PR 97 Khassan liB) 2,741 Pr.S(l) E Hp.W PO

98 Pandori (121) 129 Pr.S(l) E Hp.W 99 Sher Singhwala (120) 426 Pr.S(1!) MCW(I) E Hp. W.TW PO 100 Surk (119) 383 Pr.s(l) E Hp,W 101 Musa Khail (118) 20S 102 Shadiltur (116) 650 E HP. W 103 Ahmadpur (117) 216 Pr.S(1) E Hp,TW 104 Ramgarh (115 J 1,140 Pr.Stl) Dll) E Hp, W, TW PR Phone 105 Lit (114) 799 Pr.s(l) Hp,W 106 Mana Talwandi (113) 1,187 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W 107 Talwandi Purdil (80) 532 Pr.S(1) E Hp,W 108 Sherowal (79) 178 E Hp,W 109 Bamuwal (111) 1,622 Pr.S{l) MCW(I) E Hp,W .. 110 Jug t82) 257 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W

111 Mudhwal (99) 651 Pr.S(l) MCW(J) E Hp PR 112 Lakhanke padde (98) 2,615 Sec.S(l) E Hp PR PO 113 Bahlolpur (81) 226 Pr.S(1) E Hp 114 Nlhd~arh (83) 268 Pr.S(J) Hp,W 115 Maza farpur (84) 316

116 Mirzapur (86) 509 E Hp,W PO 117 Chakokl (88) 445 Mid.S(I) Hp,W PO 118 Mand Chakoki (87) 2,107 119 Mand Dhilwan (94) 2,163 120 Mand Batala t91) 890 121 Bhaini (.93) 304 122 Dhilwan (96) 2,427 scc.S(n H(l) E Hp,W PR PO 25 OI·Rtc;TOR" Land Use . DISTRICT Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if ar,y,- religious, historical ._------held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 2 Kartarpur(13) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 203 89 26 Kartarpur(13) T~vo days Chhinj Phagan 1 & 2 (Feb.-March) Wheat, Maize & Rice 46 119 44 KartarP~14) Wheat, Maize & Rice 178 13 18 16 Kartarp 13) Wheat, Maize & Rice 136 57 33 Kartarp 13) Wheat, Maize & Rice 59 88 20 Kartarpur(14) Wheat, Maize & Rice 375 59 43 Kartarpur(15) Wheat, Maize & Rice 173 U5 22 Kartarpur(16) Wheat, Maize & Rice 82 36 16 Kartarp~~23 ) 238 453 Kartarput 22) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 502 35 58 Kartarpur(20) Wheat, Maize & Rice 203 240 58 Kartarpur(22) One day (Sept.) MeJa Tibbi Pir Whe1t. Maize & Rice 1,904 70S 98 233 Kartarpur(18) One day (1) Birthday -of Asarh Sudi 1 GUIll Hargobind (June-July) Sahib Three days (2) Meta Baoli June 15-17 Sahib . Wheat, Maize, Rice & 98 S 14 14 Kartarpur(22) Barley Wheat, Maize & Rice 207 50 17 102 Kartarpur(13) Wheat, Maize & Rice 452 70 212 126 Kartarpur(l1 ) Wheat, Maize & Rice 2.241 105 189 206 Kartarpur(9) One day Shivratri Phagan Badi 14 (Feb.-March) Wheat, Maize & Rice 625 29 75 Kartarpur(8) Wheat, Rice & Bajra 102 296 28 Kartarpur(6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 230 115 6 32 Kartarpur(6) 71 121 13 Kartarpur(6) Uninhabited Wheat. Maize, Rice & 26 564 48 12 Kartarpur(5) Bajra Wheat, Maize, Rice & 61 118 37 Kartarpur(5} Bajra Wheat, Maize & Rice 686 285 81 88 Kartarpur(5) Wheat, Maize & Rice 216 516 67 Kartarpur(6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 395 676 116 Kartarpur(7) Wheat, Maize, Rice & 412 20 48 52 Kartarput(lO) Gram Wheat, Maize. Rice & 130 28 9 11 Kartarpur(9) Gram Wheat, Maize & Rice 413 303 735 171 Kartarpur(lO) Wheat, Maize & Rice 109 77 48 23 Kartarpur(16) S~adh Malik Shah Wheat, Maize & Rice 375 191 85 Kartarpur(13) Wheat, Maize & Rice 1,733 474 150 258 Kartarpur(15) Wheat, Maize & Rice 108 47 41 30 Kartarpur(16) Wheat, Maize & Rice 180 64 24 Kartarpur(l7) 211 88 17 Kartarpur(19) Uninhabited

<:' C Mela Zhara Wheat, Maize & Rice 326 130 53 Kartarpllr(l9) One day Bakki Wheat, Maize & Rice 271 105 69 Kartarpur(20) (June) 876 188 1,043 Kartarpur(2l) Uninhabited 251 912 1,000 Kartarpur(17) Uninhabited 580 79 100 131 Kartarpur(19) Uninhabited 100 38 166 Kartarpur(20) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 1,822 174 231 200 KapurthaJa(17) One day Dussehra (Sept.-Oct.) 26 VILLAGE

TAHSIL Amenities and ~~~ Loca- Name ,of viUage Total Amenities available within the village tion (with Hadbast No.) area Code of the Educational Medical Power Drinking Communica- Post & No. village supply water tions~ . Telegraph (in Acres)

6 1· 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 6/1/123 Batala (90) 790 Pr. S (1) HP Po 124 Kotli (89) 121 · . Hp 125 Mugal Chak (97) 310 · . Hp,W KR 126 Haibatpur (85) 299 Hp,W 127 Mansoorwal (92) 375 P;. S (1) Hp,W KR 128 Manglewal (95) 289 Pr. S(l) Hp, W KR 129 Sangrai (101) 209 Hp,W 130 Sangowal (100) 343 p;..5.(1) E Hp,W 131 Gudani (101) 753 Pr. S;(I) Hp,W 132 Tajpur (109) S62 Hp, W,TW PR 133 Jai Rarnpura (105) 456 P;. S(l) E Hp,W 134 Ohulowal (102) 187 E Hp,W 135. Gozi Oadana (103) 191 P.;. 5 (1) E Hp PR 136 Harnbowal (106) 591 Pr. S (1) E Hp PR 137 Shahpur Piran (104) 537 · . 138 Ramidi (107) 1,313 Sec. S (1) H (1) E Hp,W PR PO 139 Mustaf bad (l08) 283 Pr. 5 (1) D (1) Hp,W PR 140 Harnira (229) 3,379 Pr. S (1) E Hp,W PR,T PTO 141 Murar (230) 692 Pro S (1) D (1) MCW E Hp,W· PR (1) 142 Dialpur (231) 882 Sec. S (1) MCW(1) E HP,W PR PO

143 Lakhan Khurd (138) 510 Pr. SO) HP,W 144 Lakhan Kalan (139) 2,999 Pr. S (I) E Hp,W 145 Paharipur (2) 198 · . E Hp,W PR

146 Subhanpur (1) 227 E Hp,W PR PO

147 Boot (3) 418 (Pr.S(l) E Hp,W PR

148 Rupanpur (4) 302· Hp,W PR 149 BojoJa (5) 347 (Pr. S (1) Hp.W 150 Nazampur (15) 430 Hp,W

lSI Randhawa (16) 734 Pro S (1) Hp,W 152 Mander Bet (19) 661 Pro S (1) Hp,W 153 Budha Theh (20) 247 .. E Hp,W 154 r attu Chak (21) 338 ., Hp,W PR ISS Miani Baqarpur (22) 382 · . E Hp,W PR 1S6 Dhaliwal Bet (24) 2,890 Pr. S (1) Sec. S (1) H(l) E Hp,W PO 157 Mand Rarnpur (23) 286 158 Gurmukh Singhwala (34) 373 .. 159 Tukra No.3 (35) 84 · . 160 Mand Bhandal Bet (36) 605 · . 161 BhandaJ Bet (37) 1,051 Mid. S (1) Mew (1) Hp,W PR PO 162 . MaDd Dhalliwal (33) 623 163 Padda (32) 702 Pr. S (1) Hp,W 164 Nurpur Januhan (31) 699 Hp,W 165 Budhawala (30) 243 .. HP,W 166 Hothian (27) 669 .. E Hp,W 27 DIRECTORY

Land Use J(APUR~'HALA DIsTRIC'r Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious. historical

-----~------held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Cult i- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat, Maize, Rice & Barley 479 250 30 31 Kapurthala (20) Wheat & Maize 110 11 Kapurthala (21) Wheat, Maize & Rice 268 4 38 KartarPur (18) wheat, Maize & Rice 198 73 28 Kartarpur (17) Wheat, Maize & Rice 331 44 KartarDUr (18) One day on M~laPir eVery Thursday Chaudeh Wheat, Maize & Rice 246 4 7 32 Kartarp ur (17) Wheat. Maize & Rice 177 4 28 KapurthaJa (14) Wheat. Maize & Rice 264 53 26 Kapurthala (14) Wheat, Maize & Rice 624 92 37 Kartarpur (16) Wheat, Maize & Rice 465 17 40 40 Kartarpur (11) Wheat, Maize & Rice 198 77 18I Kartarpur (14) Wheat, Maize & Rice 78 65 44 Kartar'lur (15) Wheat, Maize & Rice 93 42 56 Kapurthala (14) Wheat, Maize & Rice 123 82 386 Kapurthala (14) 133 44 360 Kapurthala (13) Uninhabited SamadhBaba Wheat, Maize & Rice 1,042 71 90 110 Kartarpur (11) Shah Doolaji Wheat, Maize & Rice 179 40 4 60 Kartarpur 10) Wheat, Maize & Rice 1041 1,332 552 454 Kartarpur (7) Wheat, Maize. & Rice 167 459 22 44 Kartarpur (7) Wheat, Maize & Rice 207 551 18 to6 Kartarpur (5) O'le day (Sept.) Mela Baba S idh Three days Fair Baba Saida (August) Shah One day Falr.Panj Pir (August) Wheat, Maize & Rice 207 260 43 Kartarpur (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 837 1.346 581 235 Kapurthala (5) Wheat, Maize & Rice. 157 41 Kapurthala (9)

Wheat, Maize & Rice 164 63 Kapurthala (11) Five days in Cattle fair every Bikrami month from 20th to 25th Wheat, Maize & Rice 247 171 Kapurthaia (9) Two days Chet Death anniver· 1 and 2 (March- saryof Hira April) Dass Wheat, Maize &. Rice 270 32 Kapurthala (9) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 103 189 20 35 Kapurthala (l0) Wheat. Maize &. Rice 288 142 Kapurthala (9)

Wheat. MaiZe &. Rice 311 27 180 216 Kapurthala (11) Wheat. Maize & Rice 213 46 306 96 Kapurthala (13) Wheat. Maize &. Rice 122 80 21 24 Kapurthala (14) Whea t, Maize & Rice 165 100 15 58 Kapurthala (16) wheat, Maize & Rice 184 88 19 91 Kapurthala (15) Wheat, Maize & Rice 1,031 1,288 195 376 Kapurthala (13) 258 28 Kapurthala (9) Uninhabited 241 ij2 Kapurthala (14) Uninhabited 66 18 KalJurthala (14) Uninhabited 408 38 159 Kapurthala (to) Uninhabited

Wheat, Maize & Rice 619 287 53 92 Kapurthala (10) 326 88 209 K'Ip'Jrthala (14) Uninhabited Wh~t, Maize & Rice 303 299 100 Kapurthala (11) Wheat, Maize & Rice 525 14 1 159 Kapurthala (11) Wheat. Maize & Rice 160 32 17 34 Kapurthala (9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 483 57 129 Kapurthala (9) (Electricity for Agricultural use only) 28 VILLAGE KAPuaUlALA TAHSIL Amenities and Amenities available within the village Loca- Name of village Total ------tjon (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code of the supply water cations Telegraph No. village (in acres)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 6/1/167 Bhullar (26) 846 Pro S (1) E Hp,W 168 Bijli Nangal (25) 382 Hp,W 169 Nurpur Jattan (18) 515 Pt. S (I) Hp,W PR,T 170 Nurpur Labana (17) 472 Mid. S (1) HP,W PO 171 Jhall Thikriwala (13) 1,119 HP,W PR,KR 172 Thikriwala (14) 584 E Hp,W PR,KR 173 J1ieh Kanjla (12) 151 Hp,W PR,KR 174 Dham (7) 437 Pro S (1) E Hp,W .. 175 Badshahpur (6) 343 Pro S (1) E Hp,W PR 176 Chuhrwal (137) 470 E Hp,W

177 Bishanpur (136) 741 Pro S (1) E ~,W PO 178 Phulaiwala (140) 239 p,W 179 Dainwind (141) 705 Hp,W .. 180 Mainwan (145) 595 Pro S (1) E Hp KR 181 Talwandi Bhaka (194) 116 .. 182 Phaili (195) 253 E Hp KR 183 Kot Karar Khan (196) 1,169 Pro S (1) E Hp KR 184 Wadala Khurd (201) 915 Pt. S (1) E Hp PR 185 Kokalpur (197) 217 W 186 Khojewal (198) 336 Pro S (1) D(I) E Hp PR.T 187 Budho Punder(199) __ 894 .. Hp,W KR 188 Kotli (204) - 211 HP

189 Iban (202) 706 Pc. S (1) .. Hp,W . . 190 . Rasulpur Brahman (200) 383 E HP PR 191 Dhapai (192) 51'14 Mid S(l) . FP C (1) E Bp PR PO 192 Alludi (203) 201 .. 193 Gobindpur (191) 411 Pc. S (1) E Hp PH 194 Ahamadpur (205) 610 Mid. S (1) E Hp PR PO 195 Bhait (206) 212 Pr. S (1) E Hp 196 Nangal Narainaarh (188) 850 .. Hp PH. 197 Aujla Jogi (189) 379 Pro S (1) E Hp PO 198 Aujla Banwali (190) 262 Pro S (1) E Hp PO 199 Dhaliwal Dona (148) 721 Pro S (1) E Hp PH

200 Kutabpur (151) 357 . . .. 201 Mansoorwal Dona (149) 1,006 Pro S (1) E Hp PR i'o- 202 Dawankha Jagir (147) 284 Pr. S (1) E Hp KR 203 Dawankha Nashan (146) 198 E Hp KR 204 Wadala Kalan (193) 768 Pro S (1) E Hp PR,KR

205 Nurpur Dona (144) 508 Pro S (1) E Hp KR 206 Kadupur (143) ]98 B HI' PR 207 Doburji (142) 321 Pro S (I) E Hp PR 208 Seenpur (135) 575 Bp,W .. 209 Kapurthala Rural (134) 5,961 E Hp,T PR,T I'TO, Phone

210 Abdullahpur (9) 334 211 Beja (8) 242 Hp PR .. 212 :~(10) 554 Pro S (1) E HI', W PR PO 213 Dhilla (11) 575 '.". E HI', W PR,KR 214 Kokalpur (45) 587 . Pro S{l) Hp,W PR 215 N~wanpind (46) 309 -Pr; S 0) . E Hp PR 29 DlRECTOgY Land Use KAPURTHiALA DISTRI€T Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under-difler.ent Nearest town Dayor days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of .. .to ~he nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious. historical held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Whe.! t, Maize & Rice 644 23 179 Kapurthala (10) Wheat, Maize & Rice 85 114 t9 164 Kapurthala (13) Wheat. Maize & Rice 131 52 288 44 Kapurthala (12) Wlleat, Maize & Ricc 86 56 281 49 Ka)) urthala (11) Wheat. Maize & Rice 960 42 Il7 Kapurthala (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 284 7 293 Kapurthala &9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 51 16 84 Kapurthala 8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 320 117 Kapurthala (8) Wheat Maize & Rice 216 127 Kapurthala (9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 56 234 180 Kapurthaia (3) . (Electricity connection for .Agriculture USe only) Wheat, Maize & Rice 207 434 100 Kapurthala (4) Wheat, Maize & Rice 63 156 20 Kapurthala (5) Wheat, Maize & Rice 108 551 46 Kapurthala (5) Wheat 129 427 6 33 Kapurthala (5) 43 67 6 Kapurthala (6) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 109 124 20 Kapurthala (6) Wheat & Maize 342 770 57 Kartarpur (6) Wheat & Maize 418 398 99 Kapurthala (6) wheat & Maize 51 151 15 Kapurthala (5) Wheat & Maize .198 81 57 Kapurthala (8) Wheat & Maize 224 603 67 Kapurthala (8) Wheat, Maize, Rice, & Barley 194 It 6 Kartarflur (18) Whea t & Maize 332 339 35 Kapurthala (8) Wheat & MaiZe 101 233 49 Kapurthala (6) Wheat & Maize 263 235 46 Kapurthala (5) 186 11 4 Kapurthala (6) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 114 265 32 Kal'urthaJa (8) Wheat& Maize 132 431 47 Kapurthala (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 117 71 24 Kapurthala (9) Gurdwara Wheat; Maize & Rice 94 638 87 31 Kapurthala (6) Whelt & Maize 190 133 56 Kapurthala (5) One day Magh MelaSidh (Jan.-Feb) Wazir Whea t & Maize 124 120 18 Ka:)urthala (4) Wheat & Maize 280 336 105 Kapurthala (3) One day Magh Mela a t S~madh (Jan.-Feb) Saheed N;:thu 210 131 16 Kapurthala (3) Uninhabited Wheat & M1iz<.) 260 620 126 Ka\)urthala (2) Wheat 112 148 24 Kapurthala (2) Wheat 37 145 16 Kal'llftaala (3) Wheat & Maize 359 341 68 Kapurthala (5) One day sawan Fair of Tragian July-Aug) SamadhBaba Maroliwala Wheat 143 334 7 24 Kal)urthala (3)

Wheat 69 I· 105 4 20 Kapurthala (2) Wheat 91 2 208 20 Kapurthala (3) Wlleat, Maize & Rice 277 178 120 Kapurthala (t) Wheat Kapurthala (O) Ourdwara 2,321 765 1,855 1,020 Temple and Maszid

300 34 Kapurthala (2) Uninhabited Wheat, M

Loca- Name of village Total tion (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Commtmi- Post & Code of the supply· water cations Telegraph No. village (in acres) 2 3 " 5 6 7 8 9 6/1//216 Nurpur Rajputan (44) 668 Hp .. 217 Gaura (43) 197 Pr: S(1) Hp PR 218 Khanka (42) 379 Hp

219 Khukrain (28) 542 Pro S (1) Hp,W 220 Gaunswala (29) 288 221 Rajpura (40) 325 Hp,W 222 Narket (39) 642 Hp,W 223 Jotike (55) 397 Pro S (1) Hp,W 224 Mand . Jotike (56) 196 225 Fatehpur (38) 238 Hp,W 226 Banamalwala (57) 1,015 227 Nabi Bakhsh wala (58) 402 228 Mand Sangojla (54) 414 Hp,W 229 Mand Surkhpur (63) 426 Hp,W KR 230 Alipur (62) 159 E Hp

231 Kishan Singh wala (59) 738 Pro S (1) Hp 232 Pirwewal (69) 445 Hp,W 233 Maini Sandhi (70) 209 234 Kamewal (71) 259 235 Fazlabad (75) 972 Hp,W 236 Bhagwal (72) 477 237 Charagewala (73) 427 W 238 Mand Sabik DesaI (77) 466 239 Desai (78) 1,448 Pro S (1) Hp 240 Mundi (82) 295 Hp KR 241 Buh (81) 1,852 Hp KR 242 Khanpur (80) 330 Hp PR 243 Rattara (79) 268 HI' 244 Miani Bola (76) 678 Hp KR 245 . SaifJabad (74) 834 HI' KR 246 Ghaink Ki (68) 533 Pr.. S (1) Hp PR 247 Mand Akbarpur (64) 263 Hp KR 248 Tarkhanwala (60) 131 Hp 249 Akbarpur (66) 284 Hp,W

250 Surkhpur (65) 313 . Sec. 5(1) VH(J) HI' PO

251 Talwandi Rajputan (61) 128 Hp 252 Sheikhwala (53) 448 Hp 253 Sangojla (52) 867 Hp,W 254 Jhangirpur (86) 1,275 Hp 255 Khera Bet (67) 690 Hp PR 256 Khiranwali (87) 1,267 Mid. SCi) E Hp PR PO 257 Chak.Goziwal (49) 175 258 Majorwala (41) 414 Hp,W 259 Allaudinpur (51) 967 Hp, W 260 Ghug (50) 556 Pro S (1) Hp, W 261 Tayabpur (47) 322 MCW(l) Hp,W PR 262 Bhawanipur (90) 1,422 Mid.S (1) E Hp PR PO 31 DIRgCTORY KAPURTHALA DISTRICT L-:tnd Use Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (inkms.r Hat,ifany, religious, historical held in the 01' archaeological • Forest Irrigated Un~ Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IX Wheat, Maize & Rice 207 15 44 402 Kapurthala (8) Wheat & Maize 65 .52 43 37 Kapurthala (6) Wheat & Maize 133 71 135 40 Kapl.lrthala (8) Thre~ days Asarh Mela ~t (June-July) Ma khc a Shah Shuniat Wheat, Maize & Rice 288 35 7 212 Kapurthala (6) 110 14 9 155 Kapurthala (6) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 135 21 4 165 Kapurthala (9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 577 11 54 Kal)Urthala (9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 219 137 40 Kapurthala (13) 31 126 38 KapurthaliL (13) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 221 4 13 Kapurthala (11) 602 291 122 Kapurthala.(13) Uninhabited 191 126 85 KapurthaliL (13) Uninhabited Wheat maize & Rice 170 180 60 4 Kapurthala (12) Wheat & Maize 300 126 Kapurthala (14) Wheat 103 32 5 19 Kapurthala (14) Wheat 300 173 208 57 Kapurtbala (16) Wheat 125 167 128 25 Kapurthala ~16) 35 86 85 3 Kapurthala 16) . Uninhabited 23.5 24 Kapurthala (19) Uninhabited wheat & Maize 25 509 218 220 K~purthala (14) 465 12 Kapurthala (16) Uninhabited Wheat 275 152 Kapurthala (19) 455 11 Kapurthala (19) Uninhal,ited Wheat & Maize 1,298 76 74 Kapurthala (16) Wheat. Maize & Rice 243 23 29 Kapurthala (17) Wheat, Maize & Rice 139 1608 105 Kapurthala (16) Wheat & Maize 285 8 7 30 Kapurthala ~16) Wheat & Maize 169 60 9 30 Kapurthala 14) Wheat & Maize 257 367 54 Kapurthala (13) Wheat & Maize 380 298 71 85 Kapurthala (13) GUTdwa~a Wheat 412 81 40 Kapurthala (13) Wheat 229 34 Kapurthala (14) Wheat 82 40 9 Kapurthala (14) Maize & Rice 230 54 Kapurthala (13) Dneday Melal~am :Shad on Badi 8 Ashtami (Aug.-Sept.) Guru Nanak One day Katak Dev's Birthday puranmashi Two monuments (Oct.-Nov,) of Sakhi Sirin

Maize & Rice 272 41 Kapurthala (13) One day Bhadon Mcla Janam .Bedi 8 Ashtami one Aug. Sept.) monument of Sakhi Sirin Wheat 106 7 15 Kapurthala (14) Wheat 275 20 132 21 Kapurthala (14) Wheat, Maize & Rice 604 206 57 Kapurthala (12) Gurdw~;'a Wheat, Maize & Rice 325 36 857 57 Kapurthala (11) Wheat 43<1 150 106 Kapurthala (13) Wheat, Maize & Rice 583 123 384 177 Kapurthala (11) 21 23 120 11 Kapurthala (1) Uninb8blted Wheat, Maize '" Rice 261 SO 89 13 Kapurthala ~6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 232 93 595 47 Kapurthala 8)

Wheat, Maize & Rice " 197 105 223 31 KapurtbaJa (6) Wheat & Maize 252 41 29 Kapurthala (7) Wheat & Rice 633 400 286 103 Kapurthala (7) . j2 VILLAG~ A menities and KAPURTHALA TAHSIL

Amenities available within the village ------_---- Loca- Name of village Total ----~ area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & tion (with Hadbast No.) supply water cations Telegraph Code cf the No. village (in acres)

6 7 8 9 2 :I 4 5 MCW (1) E Hp,W PR Parvaiz Nagar (48) 522 Pr. S (1) 6}1/263 842 Hp 264 Nurpur .Khiranwali (88) Hp 265 Uchha (85) 1,810 Pr. S (1) 2,S03 Sec. S (1) E Hp,W PR PO 266 Fattu Dhinga (83) Hp 267 Mohmadwala (84) 1,102 Pro S (1) Pro S (1) Hp,W PR 268 Dulowal ~103) 709 189 Hp, W,TW 269 Kolianwa a (104) Hp, W 270 Ratta Naobad (99) 379 236 271 Chak Gopipur (102) ., Hp,W PR Dabulian (105) 1.222 Pr. S (1) 272 Mid. S (1) E Hp,W KR 273 Gopipur (10l) 373 546 .. E Hp,W PR 274 Adnawali (89) Hp PR 215 Dewlanwala (91) 380 Pro S (1) E Hp.W PR PO Sheikhupur (133) 1,383 Mid. S (1) 276 Sec. S (1) 569 E Hp,W, TW 277 Bhagwanpur (94) Hp, W,TW 278 Jhugian Gulam (93) 209 540 Hp,W,TW 279 Majahadpur (92) Hp,W, TW 280 Ratta Kadim (100) 217 741 Pro S (1) .. Hp,W,TW 281 Kha1u (106) E Hp,W, TW Pit 282 Hussainabad (97) 379 Pro S (1) 941 Pr. S (1) E Hp,W PR 283 Dhudianwala (130) E Hp,W PR 284 Brindpur (95) 481 Pro S (1) B Hp.W PR 285 Bhooi (132) 571

363 286 Ladhewal (131) Hp, W 287 Madho Jhandu (154) 602 Pr. S (1) E Hp,W PR 288 Razapur (152) 804 Pro S (1) E Hp, W PR Talwandi Mehma (150) 553 Pro S(1) 289 Pr. S (1) E Hp,W PR PO 290 Nathu Chahal (187) 527 577 Mid. S (1) FPC (1) E Hp,W 291 Baliar Khanpur (209) E Hp PR 292 Phandal (207) 192 147 E Hp,W PR 293 Baliar Kalan (208) Hp,W 294 SidbPur (210) 278 Pr. S (1)

W 295 Ja110 Bhatti (211) 202 Ghudu Bagga (216) 84 296 555 E Hp PR 297 Sukbani (217) Hp PR PC) AIlamgir (218) 1,546 Sec. s (1) H (1) FPC(1) E 298 325 E Hp PR 299 Jairampur (219) E Hp PR 300 Banwalipur (220) 298 Pr. S (1) Hp,W PR.KR 301 Rampur (221) 323 407 302 Samailpur (223) Hp,W PR,KR Jallowal (226) 219 Pro S (1) E 303 E Hp,W PR,KR PO 304 Madhopur (22S) 365 DCI) MeW(l) D(l) VH(l)FPC(l)E Hp,W PR,KR PO 305 K,ala~anghian (224) 1;252 33 DIR~CTOR\ KAPURTHALA DISTRICT Lalld Use

Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day Of days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, jfany, religious, historical -~------..------held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat & Maize 302 91 55 74 Kapurthala (3) Wheat, Maize & Rice 220 91 509 22 Kapurthala (8) Wheat 814 885 111 Kapurthala (10) Wheat, Maize & Rice 1.980 430 20 73 Kapurthala (14) Wheat 444 55 555 48 Kapurthala (16) Wheat, Maize & Rice 204 98 158 49 Kapurthala (14) Wheat. Maize & Rice 86 73 30 Kapurthala (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 262 24 (,0 33 Kapurthala (8) 158 43 28 7 Kapurthala (9) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 555 212 410 45 Kapurthala (9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 260 31 40 42 Kapurthala (8) Wheat & Maize 295 119 88 44 Kapurthala (8) Wheat & Rice 239 96 13 32 Kapurthala (6) Wheat, Maize, Rice 758 446 29 150 Kapurthala (3) Two days Jeth Fair of Bhadar Gram & Barley 6 & 7 (May-June) Kali Wheat, Maize & Rice 317 133 87 32 Kapurthala (5) Wheat, Maize & Rice 101 39 55 14 Kapurthala (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 125 88 297 30 Kapurthala (7) Wheat, Maize & Rice 44 22 135 16 Kapurthala (7) Wheat, Maize & Rice 372 42 272 55 Kapurthala (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 102 190 87 Kapurthala (7) Wheat, Maize, & Rice 183 656 102 Kapurthala (6) Wheat, Maize, Rice, 425 25 2 29 Kapurthala (5) Gram & Barley Wheat, Maize, Rice, 310 171 20 70 Kapurthala (3) Gram & Barley 31 304 28 Kapurthala (3) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize, Rice, 380 180 42 Kapurthala (5) Gram & Barley Wheat, Maize, Rice, 520 200 25 59 Kapurthala (3) Gram & Barley Wheat, Maize & Rice 350 130 35 38 Kapurthala (2) Wheat & Maize 211 280 1 35 Kapurthala (7) Gurdw~~a Wheat & Maize 167 364 46 Kapurthala (9) Wheat & Maize 60 100 25 7 KapurthaJa (9) Wheat & Maize 52 81 14 Kapurthala (9) Wheat & Maize 85 l(i7 26 Kapurthala (10) One day Chet Mela sidh Pir (March-April) Amava~ One day Chet Amavas (March-April) Wheat & Maize 15 183 4 Kapurthala (11) 25 55 4 Kapurthala (11) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 195 290 1 69 Kapurthala (12) Wheat 448 747 195 156 Kapurthala (15) Gurdwara Wheat ]66 14] 18 Kapurthala (16) Wheat 141 122 35 Kapurthala (16) Wheat & Maize 157 150 16 Kapurthala (16) 283 99 25 Kapurthal (16) U ninha'bited Wheat & Maize 131 65 23 Kapurthala (17) Wheat & Maize 239 68 'i 56 KapurthaJa (18) One day 'Chet 7 Mela :Saba Joga (March-April) Wheat & Maize 610 548 94 Kapurthala (16) Three days Bawa Gont shah Asarh 28-30 Dussehra Chhinj (June-July) Fair of Baba One day Asoj- kahn Dass Sudi 10 (Sept.- Samadh Oct.) Three days Babs Sidh Phagan 1-3 (Feb.-March) One day Amavas of every mo nth ~4 VILLAGE

KAPURTHALA TAHSIL Amenities {flit! Amenities available within the village Loca- Name of village Totai ______- ___ - - ______~ __ p_o. ______~ __• _~ ____ tion (with Hadbast No.) area EduC-ational Medical Power Drinking Communi. p,)st & Code of the supply water cati,'n~ Telegraph No. village (in acres)

2 3 4 :'> 6 7 x 9

6/1/306 Muradpur (222) 158 307 Sandhu Chatta (192) 764 Pro S (I) Hp. W 308 Mander Dona (22R) 700 Hp, W 309 Suorawala (214) 762 Pr. S (I) Hp, \V 310 Chak(21S) 369 Rp PR 311 K drabad (212) 69(} Hp PR 312 Passan (184) 341 313 Rasulpur Kulian (185) 224 314 Kh.anowal (18:;) 754 Pro S (I) E' W 315 Kusso Chahal (186) 329 W 316 Waryah (161) 523 .. W PR 317 Jawalapur (157) 396 Pro S (1) E W pR 318 Araianwala (I53) 637 Hp PR 319 DauJo Araian (156) 225 Hp, W pR 320 Saidowal (155) 743 Mid. S (J) D (1) Hp,W PR PO

321 Gosal (158) 245 Pro S (lj Hp. W

322 Burewal (159) 166 323 Manga Roda (128) 263 Hp,W PR 324 Rawal(129) 231 325 Rasu]pur Chisty (127) 113 Pr, S (1) E Hp, W, TW PR 326 Bibri (96) 433 E Hp,W,TW PR 327 Jhal Bibri (98) 277 Pr S (l) E Hp,W,TW 328 Jalal Bholana (126) 328 Pr. S (I) E Hp, W,TW PR 329 ShahpurD1gran (107) 570 HI' 330 Sukhia Nanga) (108) 291 Hp 331 Sandhar Jagir (110) 6)5 E Hp 332 Mithra (111) 621 HI' 333 Kahana (112) 1,270 E Hp 334 Talwandi Pain (114) . 663 Pro S (l) E HI' PR 335 Mitha (113) 431 Hp 336 Muradpur Bet (109) 1,137 Hp 337 Hussainpur (123) 879 E Hp PR 338 Khera Dona (122) 776 Pr.S(1) Sec S(l) D (1) E HI' PR PO, Phone 339 Saido Bholana (124) 994 Pr. S (1) " E Hp,W,TW PR 340 Ladhi Bholana (125) 705 Pro S (1) E Hp, W,TW PR 341 Bholaipur (164) 485 Hp,W PR 342 Pakhowal (160) 669 Pr. S (1) Hp,W PR, T 343 BhandaI Dona (162) 461 Pr. S (1) W PR 344 Mooklanwala (176) 134 345 Manan (182) 593 Hp,W 346 Kaiserpur (181) 211 Pro S (1) Hp,W 347 Mala Brahmana (213) 34 348 Goanspur (177) 60 Hp,W KR 349 BadiaJ (179) 312 Hp,W 3:50 . Ni1ialuwal (180) 163 670 HI', W,TW PR 351 Khusropur (178) PO 3S~ Sidhwan (163) . 2,246 Sec. S (1) D (1) E Hp,W PR 353 Nidoke (175) 507 HP.W.TW PR 354 Bhanna (174) 178 W.TW PR 3SS Ayya (173) 523 W.1W 35 DI.RECTORV Land Use KAPURTHALA DISTRICT Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded to and distance of the market any place of the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historical ~------.--- held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- CuIti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 19 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat & Maize 144 14 Kapul'thala (16) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 267 448 49 Kapurthala (IS) Wheat, Maize & Rice 82 495 84 39 Kapurthala (13) Wheat, Maize & Rice 112 606 44 Kapurthala (12) Wheat, Maize &; Rice 84 266 19 Kapurthala (12) Wheat, Maize & Rice 144 496 50 Kapurthala (10) 57 264 20 Kapurthala (9) Uninh~bited 60 132 32 Kapurthala (9) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 230 330 194 Kapurthala (14) Wheat & MaIze 180 110 39 Kapurthala (11) Wheat & Maize 230 260 33 Kapurthala (8) Wheat &; Maize 140 210 46 Kapurthala (7) Wheat, Maize & Rice 123 470 44 Kapurthala (6) Wheat & Maize 154 50 21 Kapurthala (9) Wheat & Maize 542 102 50 49 Kapurthaia (8) One day Bhadon Mela Baba (Aug.- Sept.) Thakar Das(j One day Asoj Dussehra Sudi 10 (Sept .• Smadh Baba Oct.) Thakar Dass Wheat & Maize 144 85 16 Kapurthala (9) Two days Magh MeiaAkath (Jan.- Feb.) 79 80 7 Kapurthala (11) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 144 93 26 Kapurthala (9) One day Asarh Mela Sultania (June-July) 27 177 9 .18 Kapurthala (8) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 9 67 15 22 Kapurthala (7) Wheat, Maize & Rice 227 180 26 Kapurthala (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 112 29 136 Kapm1hala (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 83 158 63 24 Kapurthala (8) Wheat & Maize 318 204 48 Kapurthala (13) Wheat & Maize 110 171 20 Kapurthala (14) Wheat & Maize 217 352 46 Kapurthala (13) Wheat & Maize 162 413 46 Kapurthala (15) Wheat & Maize 109 1,094 67 Sultanpur (13) Wheat & Maize 213 197 17i 82 Sultanpur (13) Wheat & Maize 75 176 141 39 Kapurthala (13) Wheat & Maize 87 1,021 29 Kapurthala (11) Wheat 155 528 97 99 Kapurtbala (9) Wheat 178 465 20 113 Kapurthala (10) Wheat, Maize & Rice 326 525 48 95 Kapurthala (9) Wheat, Maize &: Rice 236 225 79 165 Kapurthala (8) Wheat & Maize 166 293 26 Kapurthala (13) Wheat & Maize 246 356 67 Kapurthaia (11) Maqbra Haidre wala Wheat & Maize 50 240 10 161 KapurthaJa (9) 15 116 3 Kapurthala (16) , Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 133 424 36 Kapurthala (15)1 Wheat, Maize &: Rice 102 95 14 Kapurthala (17) Ber Sahib Bauli Sahib 16 16 2 Kapurthala (16) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize ; 25 31 4 Kapurthala (15) Wheat & Maize 103 178 31 Kapurthaia (1~ 115 H 25 Kapurthala (1 Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 109 507 54 KapurthaIa (17) Wheat, Maize & Rice 618 1,443 21 164 Kapurthala (14) One day'Asoi Dussebra Sudi LO(Sept.-Oct.) Wheat & Maize 91 393 23 Kapul'thaia (16) Wbeat & Maize 154 24 Kapurtbala (17) Wheat &: Maize 459 39 25 Kapurthala (18) 36 VILLAG:E KAPURTHALA TA,HSIL Am('f1itics and Amemties available within the village

Loea- Name of village Total ------~~~------~ tion (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code of the supply water cations Telegraph No. village (in acres)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

6/t;356 Kahlwan (172) 248 Pro S (1) Hp, W,TW PI( , 357 Machhipal (171 ) 456 · . W,TW PR 358 Qualpur (170) 592 W,TW PR 359 Thigli (I 69) 940 · . Hp,W,TW PH. 360 Siyal (166) 451 HV, W,TW 361 Biharipur (165) 718 Pro S (1) L lip 362 %ualO Talwandi (120) 459 · . Hp, W, TW PR 363 aulatpur (121) 261 Hp PR 364 Karhal Kalan (119) 619 P~. S (1) Hp PR 365 Bhano Langa (167) 523 Mid. S (1) E Hp,W, TW PR PO

366 Toganwala (119) 1,249 . . .. Hp, W, TW PR 367 Malian (117) 623 P~. S (1) D (1) E HI' .. 368 Karha I Khlll'd (118) 261 .. Hp PR 369 Isherwal (116) 1,728 P~. S (1) H (1) E HI' PI{ 370 Karhal Nawabad (115) 443 · . E HI' 37 DIRECTORY Land USe KAPURTHALA DlS'flUeT Staple Food Land use (i. e. area under different Nearest (own Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, rellgious,histOlical held in the or archaeol0gical Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Ig Wheat & Maize 79 147 22 Kapurthala (18) Wheat & Maize 397 44 15 Kapurthala (21) Wheat & Maize 86 483 23 Kapurthala (22) Wheat & Maize 115 779 46 Kapurthala (19) Wheat & Maize 59 369 23 Kapurthala (14) Wheat 162 515 41 Kapurthala (10) Wheat & Maize 125 308 26 Kapurthala (12) Wheat 37 196 28 Kapurthala (11) Wheat 141 347 35 96 Kapurthala (12) Wheat & Maize 249 207 67 KapurthaJa (15) One day" Chet 5 Chhinj (wres!· (March-April) ling fair)

Wheat & Maize 391 778 80 Kapurthala (16) Wheat & Maize 130 454 10 29 Sultanpur (II) Wheat 25 197 7 32 Sultanpur (11) Wheat & Maize 908 401 419 Sultanpur (11) Wheat & Maize 252 144 II 36 Sultanpur (12)

Sultanpur Lodhi Tahsil

39 40 VILLAGE SULTANPUR LODHI TAHSIl, Amellities and

Amenities available within the village

Loca- Name of village Total tion \with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code of the IlUpply water cations Telegraph No. villase (in~.

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

6/2/1 Mand Gobindwal (69) 162 2 Jhugian Araian (70) 171 3 Jhugian Dogran (71) 19 4 Amritpur (68) 1,130 5 Qutbawala (56) 434 Hp PR

6 Nathupur (55) 367 E Hp PR 7 Kalu Bhotian (53) 285 Hp PR g Dandupur (54) 318 Pr.S(l) Hp PR 9 Dariawala (52) 308 Pr.S(l) Hp 10 Sabuwal (51) 1,606 Hp 11 Todarwal (50) 549 Hp 12 Chak Todarwal (49) 163 13 Thatta (48) 1,103 Pr.S(3) E Hp PO

14 Mullan Boha (59) .i 575 Hp PR 15 Burewal (57), 43S Mid.S(I) HI' PO 16 Baja (58) 325 HI' 17 Safdarpur (67) 1,462 Hp 18 Patti Safdarpur (66) 227 19 Gugnaik (65) 85 20 Sujo Kalia (60) 577 pc.S(l) E Hp PR 21 Said pur (61) 887 Mid.S(l) E HI' PO

22 Boolpur (47) 1 620 Pr.SO) Hp 23 Patti Sardar Nabi ~ 223 HI' Bakhsh (46) 24 Nasirpur (45) 312 Pr.S(!) Hp 25 Tibba (44) 2,413 Sec.S(l) H(l)FPC(I) Hp PO

26 Mangoopur (62) 203 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 27 Narowal (63) 268 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 28 Hussainpur Dullowal 412 Hp KR (64) 29 Talwandi Chaudhrian 5,511 Mid.S(l) H(l) E Hp PR PO (73) 30 Miani Mullahan (72) 254 31 Fateh Ali Khanwala 159 (75) 32 Khizarpur (74) 750 W 33 Mand Dh,\nda (76) 175 34 Mand Partappur (79) 320 35 Chaudhriwal (78) 433 W 36 Mand Munda (96) 636 37 Alamkhanwala (94) 423 W 38 Sherpur Dogran (92) 639 W 39 Mohamad Ali Khanwala 326 (80) 40 Mienwala (77) 367 W 41 Bheni Hassa Khan (82) 277 Hp 42 Doda Sudagar (91) 394 41 OIRll:CTORY' Land Use KAPURTHALA DISTRICT

Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks includin~ types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place a to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historical ...._------~~-.__ ---'---~-~ ----.._;...... --...... -.._--.~ held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for Cll ltivation

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 77 85 Sliltanpur (25) Uninhabited 45 126 Sultanpur (27) Uninhabited 19 Sultanpur (27) Uninhabited 217 913 SuItanpuf (25) I rninhabited \Vhea t & Rice 125 177 132 Sultanpur (18)

Wheat, Maize & Rice 264 t03 Sliltanpur (17) Wheat, Maize & Rice 242 20 23 Sultanpur (17) Wheat, Maize & Rice 241 37 40 Sultanpur (17) Wheat, Maize & Rice 297 II Kapurtha1a (15) Wheat. Maize & Rice 673 890 43 Kapurthala (15) Wheat, Maize & Rice 482 39 28 Kapmthaia (16) 66 70 27 Kapurthaia (16) Uninhabiteu Wheat, Mai7e & Rice 869 III 12~ Sultanpur (16) One day'Baisakh, i) Mela Srtaiyan 27 (April- Damdarna Sahib May) one day (ii) Maghi Fair. Magh 1 (iii) Hola Fair (Jan.-Feb.) one day Phagan Puranmashi (Feb.-March.)

Wheat, Maize & Rice 275 33 149 118 Sultanpul' (14) Wheat, Maize & Rice 134 29 275 Suitanpul' (16) Wh.;:at, Maize & Rice 135 190 Sultanpur( 21) Wheat, Maize & Rice 1,000 305 157 Sultanpur (14) 185 21 21 Suitanpur (14) Uninh~bited .. 85 Sultanpur (14) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 306 157 23 91 Sultanpur (14) Wheat, Maize & Rice 553 202 48 84 SultanpUJ' (18) Electric connec- tion for Agri- cultural usc only Wheat, Maize & Rice 392 83 86 59 Sliitanpur ([3) Wheat, Maize & Rice 138 25 36 24 Sliltanpur (17) Wheat, Maize & Rice 243 23 46 Sultanpuf (12) Wheat, Maize & Rice J ,870 316 227 Sliltanpur (13) One day Baisakh J Raisakhi (April-l3) Wheat 156 29 8 10 Sultanpur (13) Wheat 110 65 53 40 Sultanpur (13) Wheat 127 208 42 35 Sultanpur (13) Wheat, Maize & Rice 2,963 2,548 Sultanpur (9) 17 237 SultanpuT (13) Uninhabited 17 142 Sultanpur (13) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 750 Sultanpur (12) 7 54 114 Sultanpur (11) Uninh~bited 305 15 Sultanpur (II) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 433 Sultanpur (13) 2 634 Sultanpur (13) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 40 183 200 Sultanpur (13) Wheat, Maize & Rice 36 603 Sultanpur (11) 29 297 Sultanpur (9) l Jninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 367 Sultanpur (13) Wheat, Maize & Rice 277 Sultanpur (9) " 47 347 Sultanpur (9) Uninhabited 42 VILLAGt S'ULTANPUR I.lOOHI TAHSIL Amenities apd

Amenities available within the village Loca· Name of "illage Total tion (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code of the supply water cations Telegraph No. village (in acres)

2 3 4 :1 (:j 7 8 ') 6/2/43 Choladba (100) 326 Hp 44 Doda Koma (89) 111 .. 45 Farldpur (83) 4::16 \'11

4ti ShivdiaIwala (81) 283 Hil .. 47 Mahijitpur (84) 465 .. Hp KR 48 Ucha (122) 134 E Hp 49 Soliahpul" Bet {125} 341 P~.S(1) E Hp KR 50 Sarai Jattan (124) 554 Pr.S(l) E Hp KR 51 Pamman(39) 351 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W :52 Patti Baqaepur (127) 122 E Hp 5.3 Sawal (126) 373 P~.S(J) E Hp KR 54 Laoo (37) 125 Hp 55 DoJa (38) 384 pr.S(I) E Hp 56 Khokhar Kadim (36) 275 Pc.SO) E IIp, W PR 57 Bidhipur (40) 385 Pr.SO) E Hp,W 58 Amanipur (41) 422 Pr.S(1) Hp .. 59 Masit (42) 1,110 Hp PR 60 Kalrn (43) 1,371 Hp, W 61 Georgepur (Merrypur) 2,052 1'r.s(I) Mid. HI', W (33) S(I) 62 Waryab(3S) 186 W 63 Shakarpur (34) 220 Hp.W I'R 64 Jainpur (31) 793 Pr.S{l) Hp,W .. 65 Didwindi (32) 1,623 Mid.s(I) MCW(I) E Hp,W PR

66 Chak Kotla «(;) 289 Hp,W PR,T 67 BhoUT (5) 892 Pr.s(l) E Hp, W, TW 68 Kamalpur (4) 6,065 Mid.S(l) E Hp, W,TW [>0 69 Salehpur Dona (l) 361 Hp,W PR 70 Gobindgarh (2) 583 71 Allah Ditta (3) 2,127 Sec.S(l) E Hp, W PR 1'0 72 Latianwal (9) 609 Pr.S(l) E Hp KR 73 Ahmadpur (10) 718 Pr.5(I) E Hp KR PO 74 Sech(S) 451 E Hp KR 75 Mohib Alipur (7) ~ 1,341 Mid.s(I) E Hp PR 76 Randhirpur (28) 1,894 E Hp,W 77 Jhal Leriwala (29) 624 Hp 78 Haibatpur (30) 528 Pr.S(J) Hp 79 Mira (128) 634 Hp 1'R 80 Wadhail Kadhn (129) 164 Hp PH 81 Wad bail Mauja (130) 108 Hp &2 Wadhail Khuda Bakhsh 85 HP (132) 83 Dera Saidan (134) 575 Pr.S(l) Hp KR 84 Gazipur (133) 556 Pr.S(1) E Hp 85 Wadhail Harnampur 209 Hp (13l) 86 Mewa Singhwala (140) 228 Pr.S(I) E Hp l'R 87 Mulcet Ramwala (139) 185 E Hp KR 88 Alladad Chak (138) 459 E Hp KR 89 Sultanpur (Rural) (135) 262 90 Mashi Jowa (141) 450 PI.S(l) E Hp 91 Jabba Sudhar (119) 485 Hp 92 Hydrabad Bet (123) 267 Hp 93 Khurd (120) 354 E Hp

94 Mullin Kalan (119) 242 E Hp 43 DIRECTORY Land Use KAPURTHALA DIsTRICt J :lnu use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks includin¥ Staple Food IYPf:S of Janel use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place o. to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historical .... -.~...... _------.- ... .-.--~-~.------~-- held in the or archaeological Porest Irrigated Un- Cl1lh· Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 \2 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat, Maize & Rice 51 57 218 SuItanpur (9) 131 46 Sllitanpur (8) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 100 30 306 Sllltanpur (9) Wheat, Maize & Riec 283 Suitanpur (9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 264 162 39 Sultanpur (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 132 2 SuitanPllr (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 277 24 40 Sllitanpur (7) Wheat, Maize & Rice 493 10 51 Sl1Itanpllr (4) Wheat, Maize & Rice 261 7.3 16 51 Sultanpur (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 1I8 2 2 Sultanpur ~7) Wheat, Maize & Rice 314 27 31 SultanPllr 6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 76 26 23 Sultanpur (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 312 72 Sultanpur (7) Wheat, Maize & Rice 210 27 38 Sultanpur (11) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Rice 257 100 28 Sllitanpur (9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 352 70 Sultanpur (9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 2R4 114 712 Sultanpur (11) Wheat, Jawar & Rice 638 9"1 44S 191 S11 Itanpur (11) Wheat, Maize & Ricc 988 898 166 Sultanpur (to) Wheat, Maize & Rice 123 40 23 Suitanpur (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 85 59 76 Suitanpuf (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 291 J35 335 32 Sultanpur (9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 1,031 110 307 175 Sultanpur (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 102 87 51 49 Sultanpur (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 748 110 4 30 Sultanpur (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 3,270 2,687 45 63 Suitanpur (5) Wheat, Maize & Rice 37 301 23 Sultanpur (13) 27 535 21 Sultanpur (14) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 224 1,833 70 Suitanpur (10) Wheat & Maize 115 448 46 Sultanpur (11) Wheat & Maize 145 491 82 Sultanpur t 11) Wheat & Maize 48 374 29 Suitanpur (9) Wheat & Maize 310 581 450 Sultanpur (2) Wheat, Maize & Rice 565 222 896 211 Sultanpur (4) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Rice 327 33 215 49 Suitanpur ~6) Wheat & Maize 402 88 38 Suitanpur 5) Wheat & Maize 228 210 131 65 Sultanpur (5) Wheat & Maize 88 60 16 Sultanpuf (I) Wheat & Maize 80 \5 3 10 Suit anpur (4) Wheat & Maize 77 8 Sultanpur (4) Wheat, Maize & Rice 320 95 36 124 Sultanpur (0) Wheat, aize & Rice 467 89 Sultanpur (2) Wheat 161 4 14 30 Sultanpur (4) Wheat, Maize & Rice 188 4 36 SuItanpur (3) Wheat, Maize & Rice 162 23 Sultanpur (2) Wheat, Maize & Rice 365 94 Sultanpur (1) 215 19 28 Sultanpur (1) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 372 78 Sultanpur (2) Wheat, Maize & Rice 428 19 37 Suitanpur (3) Wheat, Maize & Rice 224 4 14 25 Sultanpuf (7) Wheat & Maize 240 24 65 25 Sultanpur (4) Electric Connee- Hons for Agri- cultural use only Wheat & Main, 117 (,l 47 17 SuJtallpUT (4) Electric COlln<;"· tiODS tor Agri. cultural UliC only 44 VILLAGE SULTANPUR UODHI TAHSIL Amenities and Loca- Name of village Total Amenities available within the village tion (wi th Hadbast No.) area Code of the Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & No. village supply water cations Telegraph (in acres)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

6/2/95 Mirzapur (117) 341 E Hp

96 Ladwal (116) 361 E Hp 97 Pandori Jagir (121) 379 Pr.S(l) D(l) E Hp .. 98 Paramjitpur (85) 774 Mids.S(l) E Hp KR PO 99 Chuharpur (88) 431 Pr.S(l) YH(1) Hp,W 100 Janduwala Rajputan 125 (87) 101 Dodawazir (90) 289 Hp KR 102 Middewala (101) 221 103 Bhaini Kadar Bakhsh 348 Hv (99) 104 Bhaini Bahadur (93) 233 105 Mohammdabad (95) 270 106 Rampur Gaura (98) 439 107 Mand Gujarpur (97) 83 108 Mubarakpur (108) 83 109 Mand Mubarakpur (109) 297 110 Sangra (110) 246 W

111 Baoopur Kadim (106) 438 W 112 Baoopur Jadid (107) 201 Hp 113 Passan Jadid (102) 69 114 Passan Kadim (103) 117 Hp 115 Nabipur (104) 354 Hp,W 116 Janduwala Kamboan (86) 253 E Hp 117 Pitho Rohal d115) 300 Pr.S(l) HI' 118 Jhugian Ban u (113) 242 HI' 119 Lakh Waryah (105) 270 Pr.S(I) HI' 120 Fattowal (114) 579 lip 121 Bhim Kadim (161) 393 Hp.W 122 Sahdullapur (112) 215 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 123 Bhim Jadid (162) 191 .. 124 Mand Bandu Kadim (163) 192 W 125 Mand Bandu Jadid (165) 314

126 Akalpur (166) 180 127 Mandi Kishanpur Gurka 29 (167) 128 Kishanpur Gurka (168) 561 129 Khanka Shah Rahmatula 32 Kabir (Ill) 130 Thakkar Koura (160) 710 Hp,W 131 Mand Bhim Kadim (164) 107 132 P'dtti Bhalu Bahadur (155) 200 Hp,W 133 Hajipur (154) 369 Hp,W 134 Busuwal (143) 1,498 Sec.S(l) H(1) E Hp,W KR 135 Miani Bahadllf (142) 427 E Hp

136 Bhagoarain (144) 642 Pr.S(1) E Hp,W PR 137 Tara! Haji (137) 608 E Hp,W,TW PR 45 DIRECTORY Land Use KAPURTHALA DISTRICT Staple Food Land use (Le. area under different Nearest town Day or daYs Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any pIneo of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if anY, religioll', historical, held in the or archaeologica I Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Wheat & Maize 108 79 90 64 Sullanpur (6) Electric connections for Agricultural lise only

Wheat, Maize & Rice 167 80 ]14 Sultanpur (5) Wheat, Maize & Rice 315 64 Sultanpur (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 499 148 127 Sultanpur (6) Wheat & Maize 153 89 189 Sultanpur (9) 79 46 Sultanpur (9) Uninhabited

Wheat, Maize & Rice 183 106 Sultanput f8) 89 111 Sultanpur 9) Uninhabited Wheat 2" 128 20 200 Sultanpur (9) 20 88 25 100 SuItanpur (8) Uninhabited 10 90 50 120 Sultanpur (12) Uninhabited 100 39 300 Sultanpur (10) Uninhabited 63 20 Sultanpur (12) Uninhabited 24 S9 Sultanpur (11) Uninhabited , , 85 212 Sultanput (11) Uninhabited Wheat & Rice 100 146 Sultanpur (9) Wheat & Rice 202 206 30 S ultanpur (9) Wheat & Rice 60 140 1 Sultanpur (11) 49 20 Sultanpur (8) Uninhabited; Wheat & Maize 13 67 20 17 Sultanpur (8) Wheat & Maize 100 80 154 20 Suitanpur (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 146 38 69 Suitanpur (9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 5S 72 173 Sultanpur (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 62 45 89 46 Suitanpur (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 170 60 30 .10 Suitanpuf (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 226 55 165 133 SultanPllf (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 35 46 196 116 Suitanpllr (11) Wheat, Maize & Ric~ 109 35 50 21 Suitanpuf (ll) Gurd~·ilf", 32 6 66 87 Sultanpur f14) Uninhabited Wheat 22 17 85 68 SuItanpur 18) 88 44 182 Sultanpur (18) Uninhabited

180 SuItanpur (19) Uninhabited 29 Sultanpur (21) Uninhabited 60 26 12S 350 Sultanpur (22) Uninhabited 12 20 Sultanpur (10) Uninhabited

Wheat, Maize & Rice 630 80 Sultanpuf (8) ,~~,~ 107 Sultanpnf (16) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 81 86 18 15 Sultanpuf (9) Wheat, Maize, Rice & IS9 119 54 37 Sultanpur (8) '\ Barley Wheat, Maize & Rice 762 297 307 132 Sultanpur (3) Wheat & Maize 143 140 82 62 SuItanpur (3) Electric conncc- tions for Agri· cultural use only ~

Wheat, Maize & Rice 327 93 164 58 Sultanpur (3) Wheat, Maize & Rice 436 93 79 Sultanpur (3) Gurdwara 45 DIRECTORY Ldnd Use KAPURTHALA DISTR!C1' Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any pineo of to the nearest unit) (In kms) Hat, if any, religious historical, held ill {he or arChaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Wheat & Maize 108 79 90 64 Suitanpur (6) Electric connections for Agricultural use only

Wheat, Maize & Rice 167 80 114 Sultanpur (5) Wheat, Maize & Rice 315 64 Sultanpur (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 499 148 t27 Sultanpur (6) Wheat & Maize 153 89 189 Suitanpur (9) 79 46 Suitanpur (9) U Ili nhabi ted

Wheat, Maize & Rice 183 106 Sultanpur (8) 21 89 111 Sultanpur (9) Uninhabited Wheat 128 20 200 Sultanpur (9) 20 88 25 tOO Sultanpur (8) Uninhabited 10 90 50 120 Suitanpur (12) Uninhabited 100 39 300 Sultanpur (10) uninhabited 63 20 Sultanpur (12) Uninhabited 24 59 Suitanpur (11) Uninhabited 85 212 Sultanpur (11) Uninhabited Wheat & Ricc 100 146 Sultanpur (9) Wheat & Rice 202 206 30 Suitanpur (9) Wheat & Rice 60 140 1 Suitanpur (11) 49 20 Suitanpur (8) Uninhabited i Wheat & Maize 13 67 20 17 Sultanpur (8) Wheat & Maize 100 80 154 20 Sultanpllr (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 146 38 69 Sultanpur (9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 55 72 173 Suitanpur (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 62 45 89 46 Sultanpur (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 170 60 30 10 Sultanpur (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 226 55 165 133 Suitanpur (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 35 46 196 116 Sultanpur (11) Wheat, Maize & Rice 109 35 50 21 Suitanpur (11) Gurd~ilf'" 32 6 66 87 Suitanpur P4) Uninhabited Wheat 22 17 85 68 SuJtanpur 18) 88 44 182 Suitanpur (18) Uninhabited

180 Sultanpur (19) Uninhabited 29 SuItanpur (21) Uninhabited 60 26 125 350 Sultanpur (22) Uninhabited 12 20 Sultanpur (10) Uninhabited

Wheat, Maize & Rice 630 80 Sultanpur (8) .~i\ 107 Suitanpur (16) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 81 86 18 15 SuItanpur (9) Wheat, Maize, Rice & 159 119 54 37 Sultanpur (8) Barley Wheat, Maize & Rice 762 297 307 132 Sultanpur (3) Wheat & Maize 143 140 82 62 SuItanpur (3) Electric connec- tions for Agrir cultural use only ~

Wheat, Maize & Rice 317 9.i 16·1 ,,8 Sultanpur (j) Wheat, Maize & Rice 436 93 79 Sultanpur (3) Gurdwarll. 46 SULTANPUR LODMI TAHSIL VILLAGE Amenitit's alld Amenities avaiJable within the village

Loca~ Name of village Total tion . (with Hadba.~t No.) area Educational Medical PoweI Drinking Communi- Post & Code ofthl' supply water cations Telegraph No. village (in acres)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 6/2/138 Taraf Bebbal Bahadur 1,098 VH(l) E Hp,W,TW PR (136) 139 Gill (25) 1,180 E Hp KR 140 Karamjitpur (26) 380 Pr.S{l) Hp KR 141 Mokha (21) 140 E HI> KR 142 Nasiriwal (11) 858 Pr.S(l) HI> PR 143 Sherpur Dona (13) 379 Pr.S{t) E Hp PR Po 144 Tathl (12) 580 Pr.S(!) HI' PR 145 Maniala (14) 542 Hp PR 146 ., Rampur Jagir (15) 862 Mid.Srl) HC(l) E Hp PR Po 147 Tashpur (16) 661 Mid.S(1) E Hp PR 148 Hyderabad Dona (17) 229 Hp PR 149 Rawal (18) 280 Hp PR 150 Miranpur (19) 252 Hp PR 151 Shah Jahanpur (20) 573 E Hp PR 152 Dulla (21) 524 S~.S(I) E Hp,W PR PO

153 Amarjitpur (22) 949 Pr.S(1) Hp KR 154 Urgupur (23) 841 Sec.S(l) E Hp,W,TW PR PO 155 Depawal (24) 836 Pr.S(l) F Hp PH.

156 Shatabgarh (14t)) 630 Pr.s(I) E Hp,W KR 157 Farid Sarai (149) 1,043 Pr.S(1) E Hp,W KR 158 ~uchetgarb (150) 840 Hp,W PR,KR 159 abbowal (147) 1,228 Pr.S(1) D(l) E Hp,W KR 160 Raman (146) 426 Pr.S(!) E Hp,W KR 161 Shahwala Indresa (145) 496 Pr.S(1) E Hp,W PR 162 Sherpur Sadha (152) 1,028 E Hp,W PR 163 Bhaga Budha (153) 447 Pr.S(1) HP,W 164 Ladhiwal (156) 257 Hp,W 165 Mandi Kabirpur 99 Hp Jadid (158) 166 Kabirpw- (J 59) 519 Pr.S(O Hp,W 167 Mandi Kabirpur 77 Hp,W Kadim (180) 168 Alluwal (157) 511 Hp,W 169 Ahli Kalan (177) 1.52::! Pr.sm Hp,W 170 Mand Alluwal (179) 204 Hp,W 171 Hussainpur Bulle (178) 260 Hp,W 172 Hazara (173) 357 173 Mand Hazara (171) ]74 174 Mand Karmowa)a (172) 22 175 Mand Hussainpur 604 Bulle (174) 176 Mundi (170) 225 177 Maud Dun (175) 93 178 Mand Ahli Kalan (17b) 279 179 AhU Khurd (187) 606 Hp,W 180 Sarupwal (l81) 8to Hp,W 181 Sheikh Manga (182) 1.271 Pc.S(I} Hp T82 Watanwali (151) 910 Pr.S(l) Hp,W 183 Chanan Windi (183) 934 Pr.S(1.> Hp,W KR 184 Jhugian Gamun (184) 406 185 Takia (185) 153 Hp 47 DIRECTORY KAPURTHALA DISTRIC'I' Land Use Day or days Remarks incI\ldln'3 Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Staple Food and distance of the market, anyplace of types of land use in acres rounded (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historical to the nearest unit) held in the or archaeological Area not village interest Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- irrigated vable available waste for cultivation IX 13 14 15 16 17 10 II 12 269 246 156 Sultanpur (I) Wheat, Maize & Rice 427 Sultanpur (3) 418 306 409 47 Wheat, Maize & Rice 8 168 21 Sultanpur (3) Wheat, Maize & Rice 183 116 24 Sultanpur (4) Wheat, Maize & Rice 125 689 44 Sultanpur (9) Wheat & Maize 75 280 24 Sultanpur (1) Wheat & Maize 114 429 37 Sultanpur (6) Wheat & Maize 285 33 Sultanpur (6) Wheat & Maize 224 Sultanpur (8) 242 318 302 Wheat & Maize 367 .. tI 116 Sultanpur (8) 178 Sultanpur (8) Wheat & Maize 10 204 15 Wheat & Maize 12 230 38 Sultanpur (9) Wheat & Maize 201 11 Sultanpur (7) Wheat & Maize 40 86 Sultanpur (8) 222 265 One day' Amavas Mela A~avas Wheat & Maize Hl .. 110 157 Sultanpur(6) Wheat & Maize 126 of Asoj Fair of Bibi ji (Sept.-Oct.) Three days Saturday of Phagan (Feb.-March) 673 62 Sultanpur (4) Wheat, Maize & Rice 214 Sultanpur (6) 573 128 105 41 Electric connecti. Wbeat, Maize & Rioo 109 68 Sultanpur (3) Wheat, Maize & Rice 659 ons for Agri. cultural use only 46 23 Sultanpur (3) Wh( at, Maize & Rice 561 Sultanpur (5) 939 59 45 Wheat, M ize & Rice 80 456 53 Sultanpur (6) i 251 Sultanpur (5) . Wheat, Maize & Rice 651 89 400 88 Wheat, M. ize & Rice 300 6 31 89 Sultanpur (3) Wheat & Maize 337 21 83 55 Sultanpur (5) Wheat & Maize 645 11 298 74 Sultanpur (5) Wheat & Rice 152 130 105 60 Sultanpur (6) Wheat, M~ize, Rice & Bajra 172 34 34 17 Sultanpur (6) Wheat, Maize & Rir,c 98 I Sultanpur (9) Wheat & Rice

325 67 93 34 Sultanpur (9) Wheat & Rice 14 32 I 13 18 Sultanpur (9) Wheat & Rice 89 176 174 72 Sultanpur (9) Wheat & Rice 205 498 60S 211 Sultanpur (11) Wheat & Rice 41 28 111 24 Sultanpur (10) Wheat & Rice 23 Sultanpur (9) 126 50 61 Uninhabited Wheat & Rice 88 67 105 97 Sultanpur (9) 174 Sultanpur (11) Uninhabited Sultanpur (11) Uninhabited 22 Uninhabited 159 445 Sultanpur (10)

225 Sultanpur (11) Uninhabited Sultanpur (11) Uninhabited 93 Uninhabited 241 38 Sult~npur (11) 50 556 Sultanpur (11) Wheat, Maize & Rice 351 285 79 95 Sultanpur (6) Wheat & Maize 502 273 285 211 Sultanpur (10) Wheat & Maize 435 6 426 43 Sultanpur (7) Wheat & Rice 617 9 261 47 Sultanpur (9) uninhlibited Wheat, Mai7.e & Rice 238 102 38 28 Sultanpur (11) 135 18 Sultanpur (12) Wheat & Rioo 4S VItLAGl: TAHSIl SULTANPUR LODHI Amenities and

Loca- Name of village Total Amenities available within the village lion (with Hadbast No.) area Code of the Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & No. viUage supply water cations Telegraph (in acres)

g 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 6/2/186 Tibbi (19l) 131 Hp 187 Bharowana (186) 946 Hp,W 188 Indresa (188) 610 lR9 Mand Indresa (189) 315 W 190 Kutabpur (190) 247 Hp 191 Fattewala (197) 173 192 Bakarke (198) 292 193 Garnawala (199) 595 194 Jamewala (196) 680 195 Silla (169) 312 196 Mand Singhpum (200) 147 197 Gudha (201) 1.206 Hp 198 Shahwala Nakki (194) 432 Hp 199 Ramgarh Dalail (192) 266 ,. Hp 200 Mand Inderpur (193) , 108 201 Jand (195) 195 Hp 202 Pipal (205) 131 203 Nakki (204) 570 204 Mand Kamboau (l02) 237 205 Maud Kirrian (203) 456 206 Maud Fatehpur (208) 364 .. 207 Khara (207) 253 Hp 208 Singhe Ke Khurd (206) 68 209 Jagjitpur (214) 411 210 Nihalpur (215) 268 211 Dewa Singh Wala (213) 885 Hp 212 office Pahoo Windian 141 (209) 213 Patti Waras (212) 350 214 Sitapur (210) :54 215 Bishanpur (211) 262 49 I)IRECTORY Land USe KAPURTHALA DISTRICT

Staple Food Land use (i.e area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Ha~, if any , religious. historical, held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 10 11 12 l3 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat & Rice 22 10 92 7 Sultanpur (13) Wheat, Maize & Ricc ~ 110 108 175 553 Sultanpur (12) Gurdwara 546 64 Sultanpur (13) Uninhabited Wheat 40 228 47 Sultanpur (14) Wheat 20 181 46 Sultanpur (14 64 109 Sultanpur (7) Uninhabited 12 280 Sultanpur (14) Uninhabited 9 586 Sultanpur (14) Uninhabited .. 680 Sultanpur \ 14) Uninhr_bited 1 311 Sultanpur (11) Uninhabited 147 Sultanpur (18) Uninhabited Wheat 1,206 Sultanpur (17) W,heat 400 32 Sultanpur (17) Wheat 22 204 40 Sultanpur (16) 80 28 Sultanpur (17) Uninhabited Wheat 26 169 Sultanpur (16) 131 Sultanpur (19) Uninh~bited .. 570 Sultanpur (19) Uninhabited 4 233 Sultan"'ur (20) Uninhabited 456 Sultanpur (20) Uninhabited 364 Sultanpur (19) Uninhabited Wheat 253 Sultanpur (22) 68 Sultanpur (19) Uninhabited 411 Sultanpur (23) Uninhabited 268 Sultanpur (23) Uninhabited Wheat 885 Sultanpur (8) 141 Slutanpur (24) Uninhabited 350 SuItanpur (20) Uninhabited. 354 Sultanpur (22) Uninhabited 262 Sultanpur (24) Uninhabited

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PHAGWARA TAHSIL VILLAGE Amenities and Amenities available within the village

Loca- Name of village Total tioD (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi. Post & Code of the supply water cations Telegraph '.No. village (in acres)

2 3 4 5 (i 7 8 9 6/3/1 Gujrattan (9") 335 E HP,W PR 2 Miranpur (10) 345 E Hp PR 3 Galabwal (22) 137 . , 4 Bhagwana (21) 1,857 Pro S (1) D(l) E Hp,W PI{ PO

5 Balrampur (23) 66 E Hp,W

6 Maio Patti t24) 276 Pro S (lJ E Hp,W PR PO

7 Panchat (25) 2,434 Pro S (1) n In MCW (I) E Hp.W PR PTO Mid. so) FPC (!) , Sec. S (2)

8 Naroor (18) t,410 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W PR PO 9 Tanda Naroot (19) 244 .. .. 10 Tanda Bhagana (20) 429 E Hp,W PR

11 Rehana Jattan (11) 1,510 Mid. S (I) FPC(l) E Hp PR PO 12 Gulabgarh Jatran (12) 224 E Hp PR ]3 Harban

16 Babeli ~6) C)78 Pro S (n E Hp,W PR

17 Dug t5) 834 .Pr.S(11 E Hp,W 18 Rampur Suman (44) 1,589 Pr. S (l) E Hp,W PR 19 Sahnl (43) . 1,473 Mid. S(1) E Hp,W PR PO

20 Prempur (14) 732 E Hp,W KR

21 Bir Kburarnpur (15) 146 E W PR,KR 22 Rampur Khalian (16) 555 Pr. S (1) E Hp,W PR 23 Ranllliirgarh (17 J 271 Pro S (n E Hp,W PR 24 Nasirabad (26) 452 Pr. S(1) E Hp,W 2S Dhak Malikpur (27) 284

26 Ma1ikpur (.28) 1.111 Pr. S (1' E Hp,W PR 27 Wahid (29) 673 PI'. S (J) E Hp,W PR 28 Gopalpur t30) 141 29 Dhak Ch ir(33) 227 30 Chair (32) 323 Hp,W PR 31 Brahmpur (Sl) 386 Hp,W PR 32 Manak (34) 448 Pr.;'; U) D(l) E Hp,W PR

33 Dhak Manak (35) 326 53 DIRECTORY KAPURTHALA DISTRICT Land Use Staple Food Land use (i.e, area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historicul held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un~ Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Whea t & Maize 105 166 64 Phagwara (18) Wheat 93 214 18 20 Phagwara (17) 126 9 1 1 Phagwara (19) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 790 487 128 452 Phagwara (18) One da'y Jeth 25 Mela Baba Wah (May-June) Mooic Shah Two days Asarh Fair of Chimtia 11 and 12 Shah (June-JulY) Wheat & MaiZe 24 38 3 Phagwara (18) Wheat & Maize 91 147 38 Phagwara (20)

Whea t & Maize 465. 1,583 386 Phagwara (18) One day Asoj Sudi Dussehra 10 (Sep-Oc(,) Baisakhi One day Shahid Ganj Baisakhi 1 Smadh Baba (April 13) Kalu Wheat & Maize 718 379 203 170 Phagwara (16) 33 144 36 31 Phagwara (15) ninhabitcd Wheat & Maize . 194 31 79 125 Pllagwara (17) Wheat 653 551 41 265 phagwara (15) Wh"lat 64 107 43 10 Phagwara (15) Wheat 263 184 36 54 phagwara (14) Wheat, Maize & Rice 832 191 554 96 phagwara (13) GUl'dwara Wheat & Maize 480 915 265 Phagwara (15) Two days Katak Shahidi Mela (Oct.-Nov.) Sarowar Sultan Gurdwara Thani Sahib

Wh\!al & Maize 445 312 81 140 Phagwara (12) One day Bhadon Shah idi Conference 16 (Aug-Sept.) Rola Mohal1a Mela One day Chet Maghi . Guru Badi (March- Hal' Rai's birthday April) One day Gurdwara Magh 1(Jan- Chountra Feb,) Shaib Wheat, Maize & Rice 724 60 50 Phagwara (13) Wheat & Maize 604 589 242 1.54 Phagwara (11) Wheat & Maize 886 210 105 272 Phagwara (9) Two days Jeth Meta Sain 21 and 22 (May- Mango Shah June) Wheat & Maize 81 533 68 50 Phagwara (12) Wheat 74 58 14 Phagwara (13) Wheat & Maize 430 96 12 17 Phagwara (12) Wheat & Maize 201 46 7 17 Phagwara (13) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Rice 176 243 33 Phagwara (15) 32 252 Phagwara (10) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 365 272 474 Phagwara (t 0) Gurdwara: Wheat, Maize & Rice 246 186 241 Phagw'al'a (12) Gurdwara 112 7 22 Phagwara (13) Uninhabited 30 1 196 Phagwara (10) Uninhabited Wheaf, Maize & Rice 228 66 29 Phagwara (11) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Rice 283 57 46 Phagwara(l1) Wheat, Maize & Rice 319 52 77 Phagwara (8) Thre~ 'days Chet Mei~Khwaja 30 Meta R01a (March-April) One day Chct lladi 1 (Mal'cit- April) 202 9 115 Phagwara (10) Uninhabited 54

PHAGWARJA TAHSIL VILLAGE A menU ies and Amenities available within the village

Locu- Name of vHlag..: Totu! -.--___,._-----.,..------_,_-....-----~.- tion (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code of the supply water cations Telegraph No. village (in acres)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 6/3/34 Balaloan (36) 217 .. E HI),W PR,KR 35 Pandori (38) 746 PI. S ll) D(I) Hp,W PR, 36 Sangatpur (41) 1,037 Pr. S 0) DO) E Hp,W PR,KR PO 37 Lakhpur (42) 992 PI'. S (1) Sec. S (I) E Hp,W PO

38 Dhak Dhandoli (51) H2 39 Dhandoli (50) 160 Hp PR 40 Bit Dhandoli (48) 967 E Hp PR 41 Sekri (47) 258 Pro S (1) Hp,W 42 Rawalpindi (49) 300 Pro S 1) E Hp,W PR PO 43 Jagpalpur (45) 1,111 Mid. S (1) E Hp,W 44 Dhak Jagpalpur (46) 376 45 Ranipur Rajputan (2) 1,431 Sec. S (1) VH (I) E Hp,W PO 46 Bohani (4) 1,299 PI. S (l) E Hp,W PO 47 Bh' kriana (1) 1,354 Pro S (1) Hp,W .. 48 Madhopur't81 ) 1,415 Pr.St!) E Hp,W PR PO 49 Ranipur Kamboan (3) 1,677 E Hp,W 50 Dhak Batan (79) 322

51 Baran (78) 284 Pl'. S t1) Hp,W PR PO 52 Sri Hargobindgarh (59) 957 E Hp PR 53 Dhadda(52) 367 Pro S (l) .0(1) E Hp,W PR 54 Khati (57) 271 Pro S (1) .. HI' PR 55 Khurampur (63) 390 Pro S (1) E Hp,W PR PO

56 Chak Prema (53) 28'/ Pro S t t) Hp,W PR 57 Wariah (55) 118 HI' 58 Dava Sinshwa1a (40) 165 .. Hp,W .. 59 Dhak Pandor! (39) 947 Pro S tl) .0 ill Hp,W PR 6(} Dhak Balaloan (37) 350

61 Fatehgarh (70) 231 Hp,W PR, ICR 62 Bazidwal (72) 143 Hp,W 63 Bishanpur (71) 577 HP,W 64 Dhak Khalwara (69) 573 65 Khalwara (68) 451 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W PR 66 Akalgarh (56) 233 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 67 Gulabgarh (54) 396 HI' 68 Dhak Khurampur (64) 96 69 Dhak Khati (58) 364 .. 70 Palahi (60) 879 P~.S(t) Sec. s(l) H(l) VH(I E Hp,W,TW PO

71 Dhak Palahi (61) 426 .. 72 Kishanpur (77) 595 P~.S(l) E Hp 73 Bhagwanpur (80) 505 E Hp 74 KhajurIa (82) 1,182 Mid.S(l) HC(l.) MCWCI) E Hp,W,TW PR,KR PO, Phonf 75 Chaheru (83) 1,403 Pr.S(1) D(I) MCW(l) E Hp,W,TW PR,T PO

76 Saprore (86) 820 Pr.SO) E Hp.W 77 Nangal MajiJa (RR} 638 Mid.S(l) E Hp,W 78 Khan !lura (76) 373 Pr.S(l) E Hp, W,TW 79 Mera (87) 114 .. 80 Chak Hakim (75) ~99 P~.S(l) C Hp, W, TW 55

DIR}1;CTORY KAPURTHALA DISTRICT Land Use

Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (inkms.) Hat, if any, religious. historical held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village irrigated vable available interest waste for l."llltivation

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 IH Wheat & Maize 129 2 81 5 Phagwara (6) Wheat & Maize 568 132 46 Phagwara (6) wheat & Maize 14 796 32 115 80 Phagwara (6) Wheat & Maire 514 131 95 252 Phagwara (6) One d3.y Asoj Sudi 10 Dussehra (Sept._Oct.) 46 33 2 Phagwara (10) Uninhabited Wh~t& Maize 132 16 12 Phagwara (6) Wheat & Maize 847 68 52 Phagwara (6)

wheat, Maize & Rice 119 10 129 Phagwara (l j ) wheat & Maize 53 95 108 44 Phagwara (6) wheat, Maize & Rice 803 89 219 Phagwara (11) 161 7! 144 Phagwara (12) Uninhabited wh~t, Maize & Ri(;e 846 185 400 Phagwara (11) wheat, Maize & Rice 681 429 95 94 JUUundur Cantt. (6) wheat, Maize & Rice 605 504 168 77 Jullundur Cantt. (5) Wheat, Maize & Rice 542 196 569 108 Phagwara (10)

Wheat, Maize & Rice 1,083 204 390 Phagwara (11) Two days Julv Fair Pir Zinde Shah 101 200 21 Phagwara (11) •• - Uninhabited Wheat & MaiZe 189 25 40 30 Phagwara (7) Wheat & Maize 581 347 29 phagwara (11) Wheat & Maize 299 34 11 23 Phagwara (5) wheat & Maize 205 30 36 Phagwara (4) Wheat & Maize 297 62 28 3 Phagwara (4) Three days Jcth MelaSain 9-11 Khudaya (May-June) Shah Wheat & Maize 223 27 S 29 PllagWara (5) Wheat & Maize 86 14 4 14 Phagwara (5) Wheat & Maize 103 6 55 1 Phagwara (7) Wheat & MaiZe 342 546 59 Phagwara (6) 130 3 186 31 Phagwara (6) uninhahited Wheat & Maize 200 3 2 26 Phagwara (5) Wheat, MaiZe & Rice 114 16 13 Phagwara (6) Gurdwara wheat, Maize &. Rice 98 94 385 Phagwara (3) .. II Gurdwara 105 58 410 Phagwara (2) - Uninhabited Wheat, Mai2:e & Rice 227 62 162 Phagwara (2) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 127 82 22 25 Phagwal'a (7) Wheat &. Maize 183 32 76 10 Phagwara (6) 59 9 28 Phagwara (3) Uni~habited 246 97 21 Phagwara (3) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize 8f)Rice 310 440 129 Phagwara (3) Three days Mela Pajahi Asarh Pur an- Sahib mashi (June-July) 215 211 Phagwara (.. ) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 474 107 14 PhagWara (7) Wheat Be.Maize 368 122 15 Phagwara (9) Wheat, 1\1:aize & Rice 468 485 229 Jullundur Cantt. (5) Wheat, Maize & Rice 642 504 257 Jullundur Cantt. (7)

Wheat, Maize Be Rice 720 10 90 Phagwara (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 461 59 5') 59 Phagwara (8) J Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Rice 174 20 179 Phagwara (3) 110 4 Phagwara (6) ~ Uninhabit

3 4 5 7 8 9 6/3/81 Hajipur (62) 420 E HP,W PR 82 Bhulla Raj (65) 709 . Mid.S(l) Hql) E HP.W PR PO 83 Bir Pwahd (67) 397 Pr.S(1) E Rp,W 84 Dhak Bhullarai (66) 431 .. 85 phagwara Sharki (73) 1,953 Pr.S(2) E Hp, W PR,T

86 Phagwara Garbi (74) 1,840 Sec.S(l) H(l) VH(l) E HP,W PR,T PO 87 Narang Shahpur (90) 594 Pr.S(1) E Hp,W,TW PR 88 Meht(89) 697 Mid.S(1) VH(I) E Hp,W 89 Gandwan (92) 513 Mid.SO) E HP.W 90 Hardaspur (85) 553 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W PO

91 Maheroo (84) J ,266 Sec.S(l) E Hp,W PO

92 Naurangpur (93) 229 Pr.S(!) E Hp, W .. 93 Atoli (94) 604 Pr.S(I) E HP.W,TW PR 94 Dhakman (96) 72 95 Dhak Narang Shah pur (91) 80 96 Man (95) 291 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W PR 97 Kot Puran Singh (97) 137 E Hp, W. TW PR 99 Thakarki (99) 284 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W 100 Sadarpur (100) 132

101 Khera (101) 320 Mid. S(l) E Hp,W 102 Nangal (102) 454 E Hp,W 103 Dhak ChachOki (104) 142 .. t04 Chachoki (103) 548 Mid.S(1) E Hp,W PO

105 Jamalpur (106) 617 Hp, W KR 106 Mauli (lOS) 971 Pr.SCl) MCW(l) E Hp,W,TW PO 107 Bhanoki (107) 943 Mid.S(1) E Hp,W PO 108 Kirpalpur (l08) 82 E Hp,W PR 109 Sunran Rajputtan (l09) 383 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W,TW PR 110 Darweshpind (110) 1,407 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W,TW PR tll Dhak Darweshpind (Ill) 44 E W,TW PR 112 Khuni Kiar (114) 17 Hp,W KR 113 1)cha Pind (112) 1,193 Mid.S(1) E Hp,W 114 Iagatpur IaUan (113) 1,130 Mi({,S(1) E Hp,W,TW PO

115 NibaJgarh (115) 262 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W 116 Parwa (116) 938 ProS(l) E Hp,W

Note:- Hadiabad village (98) with location Code NO. 6/3/98 has been mersed in Phagwara Town. 51 KAPURTHALA DISTRICT DIRECTORY Land Usc Nearest town Day or days Remarks including Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different type~ of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any Place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historical ------_._------held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not villag~ interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation 16 17 18 10 II 12 13 14 15 36 40 2 Phagwal'a (2) wheat & Maize 342 Phagwara (2) Whea t & Maize 611 67 28 3 7 90 Phagwal'a (2) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Rice 300 Uninhabited 228 17 186 Phagwara (2) 198 10 Phagwara (0) Gurdwara Sukh Wh~a t & Maize 1,745 Chain Sahib MandirVish Karma

267 512 Phagwara (0) Gurdwara, Wheat &. Maize 1,061 Mandir. Maszid Phagwara (3) Wheat, Maize & Rice 525 4 65 657 20 20 Phagwara (4) Wheat, Maize & Rice Phagwara (5) Wheat, Maize &:Rice 469 22 22 4(,0 25 68 PhagWara (6) One day M~ia Shahidi Wheat, Maize &' Rice Magh J (Jan.-Feb. ) 166 100 Jullundur Cantt.(8) One day Mela Shahidi Wheat, Maize & Rice 1,000 Asarh (JUD e-July) 217 8 4 Phagwara (10) Wheat, Maize & Rice Phagwara (5) Wheat. Maize & Rice 419 145 .:I 37 49 13 10 Phagwara (7) Uninhabited 64 3 13 Phagwara (3) Uninhabited 232 33 26 phagwara (3) Wheat, Maize & Rice phagwara (4) Wheat, Maize & Rice 131 6 24 23 Phagwara (4) Whe_lt Maiz~ & Rice 237 Uninhabited 116 8 8 Phagwara (3)

Wheat, Maize & Rice 271 49 Phagwara (2) 56 Phagwara (2) Wheat, Maize & Rice 398 Uninhabited 130 12 Phagwara (2) 53 Phagwara( 2) One day Mela Chet Wh~at, Maize, & Rice 495 ChetBadi 14 Chaudash, shrines (March-April) of Ramgarhias Wheat & Maize 345 260 12 Phagwara (4) Wheat. Maize & Rice 846 110 15 Phagwara (4) Wheat, Maize & Rice 650 138 155 Phagwara (4) Wheat, Maize & Rice 49 22 11 Phagwara (5) Wheat, Maize & Rice 289 39 57 Phagwara (5) Wheat, Maize & Rice 1,016 ~J9 7 65 Phagwara (7) Wheat, Maize & Rice 38 4 2 Phagwara (6) wheat & Maize 16 I Phagwara (6) Wheat & Maize 868 248 77 Phagwara (7) 870 159 101 Phagwara (5) One day Wheat & Maize Asarh Mela Baba Di (June-JulY) Beri Wheat & Maize 240 10 12 Phagwara (8) Whoat, Maize & Rice 863 15 60 Phagwara (7) 5S APPEN'

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2 Sultanpur Sultanpur 6/1l 3 Phagwara Phagwara 6/JII

PART X-B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

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EXPLANATORY NOn: PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

The Pri~ary Census ~bstract provides an abstract of the primary information relating to the 1971 Census. It ~ontaI.ns the. da~a l!l ~espect of area, number o~ occupied residential houses and households, total populatIOn (mc1ud!ng mstItutIonal and houseless population) and its break-up by sex, scheduled castes and schedule.d tnbes, h.terate and educated persons, w?~kers. and non-workt;rs fo~ ea<;:h village and for each town w~rd-wl~e(block-wlse. The workers have been classIfIed mto the folloWIng mne Industrial categories of economic actIvIty :- (I) Cultivators. (II) Agricultural labourers. (III) Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, Orchards and Allied Activities. (lV) Mining and Quarrying.

IV) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs:- (a) Household Industry. (b) Other than Household Industry. (VI) Construction. (VII) Trade and Commerce. (VIII) Transport, Storage and Communications. (IX) Other Services. 2. The district totals given at the beginning of the Primary Census Abstract are followed by the break-up for rural and urban areas of the district. The data are presented tahsilwise (i) for the rural sector and (ii) for the urban sector. The rural Primary Census Abstract presents the data for the villages arranged in the ascending order of location code numbers (assigned to the villages) within the tahsil. The urban Primary Census Abstract presented town-wise for each tahsil, furnishes data for the municipal wards and down to the enumerators blocks.

3. In the rural Primary Ccnsus Abstract the uninhabited villages have also been shown. The vil­ lages, which have got completely merged in towns, have been excluded from the list of the rural abstract. However, an indication of such villages has been given in a separate footnote. 4. The district map given at the beginning of the Handbook shows the tahsil boundaries, location of the town and large villages of population size 5000 + and the important roads and railway lines, rivers, etc. An inset map therein shows the location of the district in the State. A map showing the boundaries of each village and town within the tahsil and location code number of each village and town, has been given at the beginning of Primary Census Abstract for each tahsil. An inset map therein shows the location of tahsil in the district.

5. Under Columll 1, the location code number indicating the district number, the tahsil or town number and the village or ward number has been given. Thus a code number rUlllling as 6/2/25 means village No. 25, Tahsil No.2 of District No.6 or code number running as GilliS means ward No.5 in Town No. II of Dist) ict No.6. Town number has been given in roman figures to distinguish it from the rural code numbers. 6. Under Column 2, the name of village/town/ward No./enumerator's block No. (Urban) has been given. The hadbast number of the village has been given in brackets. A 'village' has been defined as the area included within the jUl isdiction of a revenue village and as such is inclusive of even scattered hamlets and isolated homesteads coming within the boundaries of a revenue village. A revenue mauza whether inhabited or uninhabited has been treated as a village. 73 A town is a place having either a Municipality, Cantonment or Notified Area or satisfying the follow­ ing criteria : (i) having a minimum population of 5,000 ; Oi) three-fourth of its male working popUlation engaged in the non-agricultural pursuits; and

(iii) having density of population of at least 400 per sq. km. (i.e. 1,000 per square mile).

7. The area figures (in acres) given under column (3) have been collected from the revenue authorities, whereas for the Urban Primary Census Abstract the column shows the total area of the town in sq. kms. as supplied by the Municipal authorities and for wards the column has been left blank as the ward­ wise figures are not available with the Municipal Committees. The district area figures (total) have been supplied by the Surveyor-General of India and these represent 'geographical area' figures. The total urban area of the district has been arrived at by adding together the area of each urban area in the district as given by each Municipal Committee. District rural area figures have been derived by substnictin E urban area figures out of the figures supplied by the Surveyor-General of India for the entire district. 'The total area of all tahsils does not tally with the total area of the district as the former are 'land use' figures as sup­ plied by the State Director of Land Records and the latter are 'geographical area' figures as supplied by the Surveyor-General of India.

8. Columns 4 and 5 of the abstract, relate to the occupied residential houses and the number ot households therein.

Occupied reSidential hotlse is a dweIIing house and includes a house used partly as a dwelling and partly for some other purpose, like shop, workshop, factory, etc., but does not include a 'vacant house' where 110 person was found to be residing at the time of census. 'Census house' is a building or part of a building having a separate main entrance from the road or common courtyard or staircase, etc., used or recognised as a separate unit. It may be inhabited or vacant. It may be used for a residential or non-residential purpose or both.

Household is a group of persons who commonly live together and would take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevent any of them from doing so. It may be made up of related or unrelated persons. A servant, friend or a guest residing and eating with the household during the census period has been treated as a member of the household. On the other hand a son or a daughter residing in a hostel has not been tTeated as a member of the household. Their enumeration was done at the place of their usual residence, i.e. hostel. A hotel or hostel where a number of persons live together is recognised as an institutional hOUSehold. So is a jail. 9. Columns 6 to 8 of the Abstract show the total population (including institutional and houseless population) and its sex-wise break-up. A 'houseless person' in Census terminology has been defined as :

(i) a person who might be doing domestic service or other work with one or more house holds but who does not reside in any house and sleeps in the corridors, verandahs, or passages in buildings or on the streets ;

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

(iii) beggar, vagrant, tramp, sadhu, Fakir, etc., who is found Oll the footpaths, streets, in places like parks, gardens, railway yards, etc.

The following symbols have been used here:- P for persons indicating the total of males and females. M for males.

F for females.

10. Columlts 9 to 12 present the sex-wise break-up of the persons belonging to scheduled castes dan scheduled tribes as notified in Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs communication No. S.R.O.- 2477-A, dated the 29th October, 1956 and published as the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes lists (Modifi. cation) Order, 1956. 75 Scheduled Castes are such castes, races or tribes or parts ot groups within such castes, races or tribes as are declared to be Scheduled Castes by the President of India's Orders issued under Article 341 of the Con­ stitution of India. Scheduled Tribes are such tribes or tribal communities as are declared to be Scheduled Tribes under Article 342 of the Constitution of India. There is no Scheduled Tribe in the Punjab State. 11. Columns 13 and 14 give the number of literate and educated persons. A literate is defined as a person who can both read and write with understanding in any language. A person who can merely read but cannot write has not been considered as literate. This column also includes figures in respect of persons having higher education. 12. Under colu/11llJ. 15 alld 16 the total number of male and female workers has been given. A worker, as defined at the 1971 Census, is one whose main activity is participation in any economically productive work by his/her physical or mental activity. And for that matter work involves not only actual work but also effective supervision and direction of work. In the case of regular work in trade, profession, service or business, the basis for work is satisfied if the person was employed one week prior to the date of enumeration. Persons temporarily incapacitated from work at the time of census enumeration due to illness, travel, holiday, temporary break-down, strike, etc. have been treated as workers. However, a person who had been offered work but had not actually joined has been treated as 'non-worker'. In the case of seasonal work like cultivation, livestock keeping, plantation work, some types of household industry, etc., a person's main activity has been ascertained with reference to such work in the last one year even if he was not active in the week prior to enumeration. A man or woman who is engaged primarily in household duties, such as, cooking for own household or performing ones own household duties or a boy or a girl who is primarily a student attending institution, even if such a person helps in the family economic activity but not as a full time worker, has not been treated as a 'worker' for the main activity. On the other hand if a person is primarily engaged in some economic activity but at the same time also attends to some household chores or attends a night school, etc., he or she has been treated basically as a worker. A person who merely receives an income, such as, a rent receiver or a pensioner, who does not have to work for receiving the income, has not been treated as "worker" unless the person is engaged in some economic activity and if that activity is returned as the main activity of the individual. The population classified as 'workers' is the economically active population. 13. Columns 17 to 36 furnish sex-wise distribution of workers into nine industrial categories. Brief explanatory notes for each of these categories are recorded below :- Category I : This category includes both the owner and tenant cultivators. Cultivator, according to the definition adopted at the 1971 Census, is a person who is eng .ged in cultivation by oneself or by supervision or direction in one's capacity as the owner or lessee of land held from Government or as a tenant of land from private persons or institutions for payment of money, kind or share. The term 'cultivation' involves ploughing, sowing and harvesting and production of cereals and millet crops, such as, wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi, etc. and pulses, raw jute aud kindered fibre crops, cotton, etc., and other crops, such as, sugarcane, ground nuts, tapioca, etc. and does not include fruit growing or keeping orchards or groves or working of plantations like tea, coffee, rubber, cinchona and other medicinal plantations. Category n : This category includes agricultural labourers. An agricultural labourer has been recognised in Census as a person who works in another person's land for wages in money, kind or share of produce. He has no risk in the cultivation. He has further no right of lease or contract on land 011 which he works. Category TIl : Workers engaged in livestock, forestry, fishing, hunting and plantations, orchards and allied activities are included in this category. Category IV : This category includes workers engaged in mining and quarrying. 76

Category V: This category includes workers engaged in manufacturing, processing, servicing and repairs in the- (a) Household Industry. (b) Other than Household Industry.

The household industry has been defined in CenslIs as an industry conducted by the head of the household himself/herself and/or mainly by the members of the household at home or within the village in rural areas and only within the premises of house where the household lives in any urban area. The industry should not be run on the scale of a registered factory but may use machinery and employ power, like steam engine or oil enginf' or electricity to drive the machinery. The main criterion of a household industry is the partici­ pation of one or more members of a household. A household industry relates to production, processing, servicing or repairs and includes making and selling (but not merely selling) of goods. It does not include professions, such as pleader or doctor or barber. musician, dancer, waterman, dhobi, astrologer, etc. or merely trade or business, even if such professions, trade or services, are run at home by members ofihe house­ hold. Persons working in other person's household industry as paid employees are also treated as worker in household industry.

Workers engaged in manufacturing including all types of production, processing, servicing or repairing of goods and not considered to be working in the household industry have been treated as engaged in other than household industry.

Category VI :

This category includes workers engaged in construction and maintenance of buildin'gs, roads, railways, bridges, telegraphs, telephones. waterways, reservoirs, etc.

Category VII : This category includes workers engaged in any capacity in wholesale or retail trading activity and commercial transactions relating to exports and imports, real estates and properties, stock and shares, insurance, money lending, banking, etc. Category VIII :

This category includes workers engaged in transport activity by air, rail, road or water and in service incidental to transport, such as, packing, carting, loading, unloading, etc. Workers engaged in storage, warenousing and communication services. such as, post and telegraph, telephones, wireless, signalling, infor­ mation and broadcasting are also included in this category.

Category IX :

This category includes other services such as, public utility services, like, electricity, gas or ~ ater supply, sanitary services, Central, State or Municipal employees, professional services, etc.

14. Columns 37 and 38 give the total number of male and female non-workers. Non-workers have been classified under the following seven broad heads

(i) Household duties.-This covers all those persons basically engaged in unpaid home duties doing no other work, or even if such a person may also be participating in some other work, it is not to the same extent as a whole-time worker and if the person had returned his or her main activity as attending to household duties.

(ii) Student.-This refers to those whose main activity is returned as a student and covers all full time students or children attending school. Even if such persons participated in some work hut not to the same extent as a full time worker by merely helping casually as an unpaid family worker in family cultivation, house­ hold industry, trade or business, they are treated primarily as students.

(iii) Retired person or a rentier.-A person who has retired from service and is doing no other work i.e. not employed again in some full-time work or does not engage himself in some other work as cultivation, in business. trade, etc., or a person who is a rentier or living on agricultural or non-agricultural royalty, rent or dividend or any other person of independent means for securing which he does not have to work is classified under this head. 77 (iv) Dependenf.-This category includes all dependents such as infants or children not attending school or a person permanently disabled from work because of illness or old age. It includes all non-workers, even if able bodied, who have no other activity coming under any of the categories of non-workers and who are not seeking any work either but are purely dependent. (v) Beggars, etc.-This covers beggars, vagrants or such cases as independent women without indica­ tion of source of income and those of unspecified source of subsistence who are not engaged in economically productive work. (vi) Institutions.-This covers convicts in jails or inmates of a penal, mental or charitable institution even if such persons are compelled to do some work such as, carpentry, carpet weaving, vegetable growing. etc. in such institutions. An under trial prisoner in jail, however, is not included in this category and has been indicated according to the main activity he was engaged in before he was apprehended. (vii) Other non-workers.-This includes all non-workers who have not come under any of the six categories above but are seeking work. A boy or a girl who has completed education or has stopped studying and is seeking work has been included in this category. A person, irrespective of age and whether educated or not, if he reports that he is not engaged in any other activity but is seeking work, has been included under thi s category. The following abbreviations have-been used in the Primary Census Abstract;- M.C. Municipal Committee o G Outgrowth N.A. Not Available 78

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Location Name of District/Tahsil/ Area in occ~ied Number Total population Scheduled Castes Code Urban Agglomeration! kms.2 Resl en- of House- ~including institutional No. Town tial holds and houseless Population) Houses _._._-,_._._-_._. __ .- _,_. __ ._---_. P M F M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6 Kapurthala District Total 1,633 '0" 66,016 71,539 429,514 227,331 202,183 56,693 49,508 Rural 1,591 ·5 50,263 52,704 329,844 173,164 156,680 47,000 41,347 Urban 41 ·5 15,753 18,835 99,670 54,167 45,503 9,693 8,161 6,1 Kapurthala Tahsil Total 909'5 35,775 37,447 228,501 119,986 108,51, 25,714 23,029 Rural 888·8 29,290 30,840 193,019 100,795 92,224 22,790 20,559 Urban 20·7 6,485 6,607 35,482 19,191 16,291 2,924 2,470 6!I Kapurthala (M.C.) 20·72 6,485 6,607 35,482 19,191 16,291 2,924 2,470 I 6/2 Sultanpur Lodhi Tahsil Total 451'0 9,795 10,734 67,070 35,344 31,726 7,923 7,006 Rural 440·6 8,451 8,994 57,894 30,383 27,511 7,346 6,552 Urban 10·4 1,344 1,740 9,176 4,961 4,215 571 454 6!1I Su)tanpur (M.C.) 10·36 ],344 ],740 9,176 4,961 4,215 577 454 6/3 Phagwara Tahsil Total 304'5 20,446 23,358 133,943 72,001 61,942 23,056 19,473 RUral 294·1 12.522 12,870 78,931 41,986 36,945 16,864 14,236 Urban 10'4 1,924 10,488 55,012 30,015 24,997 6,192 5,237 Phagwara Urban Agglomeration N.A. 7,924 10,488 55,012 30,015 24,997 6,192 5,237 6!II1 Phagwara (M.e.) 10 ·36 7,072 9,612 50,863 27,263 23,600 5,415 4,597 (0 Jagatjit Cotton Textile Mill (OG) N.A. 275 298 1,759 915 784 745 608 (ii) Mohalla Gobindl'Ura N.A. 368 368 1,469 1,051 412 31 31 (OG)

(iii) Kot Rani (OG) N.A. 209 210 921 720 201

"'These reprcsalt provisional 'g~ograph;c"\l area' figures supplied by the Surveyor General of India. Figures for urban frem the total area of the district. Tile total of the area figures of the tahsils will not tally with the district figures Records. 79 OF DISTRICT KAPURLHALA WORKERS Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Persons --Total \\orkers I 11 (I-IX) Cultivators Agricult\lral Labourers --.------_. _._._._---_._._._- - -_._._._._. __ ._._ --_._._--_ M F M F M F M F M F

1I 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

96,745 56,589 117,126 2,187 54,876 106 18,215 141 63,512 34,316 %,323 776 53,385 91 11,357 132 33,233 22,273 26,803 1,411 1,491 15 858 9 49,712 29,316 60,974 1,127 31,665 53 9,815 70 37,165 20,592 52,025 392 31,296 50 9,564 65 12,547 8,724 8,949 735 369 3 311 5

12,547 8,724 8,949 735 369 3 311 5 12,506 6,073 19,153 315 12,506 30 2,275 19 9,637 4,246 16,758 187 12,242 26 2,228 19 2,869 1,827 2,395 128 264 4 47

2,869 1,827 2,395 128 264 4 47 34,527 21,200 36,999 745 10,705 23 6,065 52 16,710 9,478 21,540 197 9,847 15 5,565 4R 17,817 11,722 15,459 548 858 8 SOO 4

17,817 11,122 15,459 5'48 858 8 Soo 4 16,497 11,227 13,543 529 813 8 362 2

387 151 470 5 45 138 2

724 205 839 9

209 139 607 5 are:>.s are those supplied by thc LOcal B:Jdies. Area figtlres for rural areas arc derived by substracting the urban are;} bee .us'.) the former represe:1t 'land usc' area and are derived from th~ figures supplied by State Director of Land 80 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Location Name of District/Tahsil WORKERS-con/d. Code Urban Agglomeration! No. Town III ry y Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, processing, Servicing Fishing, Hunting & Quarrying and Repairs Plantations, Orchards and Allied Activities (a) (b) Household Industry Other than Household Industry

M F M F M F M F 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 6 Kapurthala District Total 466 15 1 2,308 70 14,614 221 Rural 313 12 1 1,916 42 4,808 49 Urban 153 3 392 28 9,866 172 6/1 Kapurthala Tahsil Total 172 10 1 1,100 11 5,039 115 Rural 141 8 1 984 11 2,386 9 Urban 31 2 116 S 2,653 106 6jl Kapurthala(M.C.) 31 2 116 6 2,653 106 6/2 Sultanpur Lodhi Tahsil Total 119 3 342 15 616 28 Rural 55 3 294 12 262 25 Urban 64 48 3 354 3 6/II SultallPur (M.C.) 64 48 3 354 3 6/3 Phagwara Tahsil Total 175 2 866 38 9,019 78 RUral 117 1 638 19 2,160 15 Urban 58 1 228 19 6,859 63 Phagwara Urban Agglomeration 58 228 19 6,859 63 6/1II Phagwara (M.C.) 58 221 18 5,240 54 (i) ]agatjit Cotton 7 187 2 Textile Mill (OG) (ii) Mohalla Gotiindpura 826 5 (OG) (iii) Kot Rani (OG) 606 2 tn OF DISTRICT KAPURTHALA WORKER'i-collcld _-_.------_._------_._---_._------_-_._- VI VII VIII IX X

Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage and Other Services Non-workers Communications

------_--- _.-_-_._----_._. _.------__ ._------M F M F M F M F M F 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

1,871 4 9,307 50 2,839 33 12,569 1,547 110,205 199,996 1,255 3 2,904 12 1,150 5 7,234 430 82,841 155,904 616 I 6,403 38 1,689 28 5,335 1,117 27,364 44,092

891 3 3,919 24 1,485 27 6,755 808 59,012 107,388 696 3 1,934 7 699 .. 4,324 239 48,770 91,832 195 2,057 17 786 27 2,431 569 10,242 15,556

195 2,057 17 786 27 2,431 569 10,242 15,556 229 1,081 () 221 5 1,764 209 16,191 31,411 159 337 2 118 5 1,063 95 13,625 27,324 70 744 4 103 701 114 2,566 4,087

70 744 4 103 701 114 2,566 4,087 751 4,235 20 1,133 4,050 530 35,002 61,197 400 633 3 333 1,847 96 20,446 36,748 351 1 3,602 17 800 1 23,20 434 14,556 24,449

351 3,602 17 800 2,203 434 14,556 24,449

325 3,573 17 783 2,168 427 : 13,720 23,071 25 25 14 29 505 779 4 3 5 4 218 403 3 113 196 PUNJA8 TAHSIL KAPURTHALA

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7530 ALPHABETIOAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KAPURTHALA TAHSIL

Serial Name of Location I Serial Name of Looation No. village Code NO.\ No. village Code No.

2 3 2 3

AbdullalWtlf 6/1/210 56 Bhudas 6/1/43 2 Abrahimwala Tarf Arshad Khan 6/1/37 57 Bhullar 6/1/167 3 Abrahimwala TarfGulam Nabi 6/1/38 58 Bibri 6/J/326 4 Adnawali 6/1/274 59 Biharipur 6/1/361 5 Ahmadpur 6(1/103 60 BijliNangal 6{Jf168

6 Ahmadpur 6/1/194 61 BillJ'ur 6/1/~5 7 Akala 6/1/67 62 Bishanpur 6/11t71 8 Akbarpur 6/1/46 63 Bojola 6/1,149 9 Akbarpuf 6/1/249 64 Boot 6/1,147 10 Alipur 611(230 65 Brindpur 6{1{2.84 U Allamtr 6/1i298 66 Budha Theh 6/1/153 12 Allau inpuf 6/1/259 67 Budhawala 6/1fl65 13 Alludi 6/1/192 68 Budho Pund~T 6/1/187 14 Araianwala 6/1/318 69 Buh 6/1/24t 15 A ujla Banwal i 6(1 (t 98 70 Bulewal 611184 16 Aujla Jogi 6il/191 71 Burewal 6/1/322 17 Awan 6/1153 72 Chak 6/t/310 18 Ayya 6/1(355 73 Chak Dom 6/1/14 19 Badial 6/1/349 74 Chak Gopipur 6/1/27. 20 Badshahpllr 6/1/175 75 Chak Goziwal 6{lf251 21 Bagbanp r 6/1/66 76 Chakoki 6/I/lt1 22 Bahlolpur 6/1/113 77 Chak Purana 6/1/20 23 Bajaj 6/1/62 78 Chak Shah Alladin 6/1/81 24 Bakarpuf 6/1/79 79 Chak Shah Kalan 6/1}80 25 Baliar Kalan 6/1/293 80 Chak Som 6/1,15 26 Baliar Khanpur 6/1/291 81 Charagewala 6/1/237 27 Balo Chak 6/t{17 82 Chogawan 611/87 28 Bamuwal 6/1/109 83 Chuhrwal 6/1/176 29 Banamalwaia 6/1/226 84 Dabulian 6/1/272 30 Banwalipur 6/1/300 85 Dainwind 6/1'/179 31 Baryar 6/1/50 86 Dala 6/1/32 32 Bassi 6{1/55 i 87 Daudpur 6/t/91 33 Bataia 6/1/123 88 Dauiatpuf 6{1/363 34 Beg0\1I'al 6{1/44 89 Daula Araian 6/1/319 35 Bcja 6ft/2lt 90 Daulowal 611/19 36 Bhagrian 6/1/69 91 Dawankha Jagir 6/1/202 37 Bhagwal 6(1/236 92 Dawankha Nashan 6/1/203 38 Bhagwanpuf 6/1/72 93 Desai 6/1/239 39 Bhagwanpur 6/1/277 94 Dewlanwala 6/1/275 40 Bhaini 6!1 /12! 95 Dhabulian 611195 41 Bhait 6/1/195 96 Dhakran 6/1/29 42 Bhakuwala 6/1/89 97 Dhaliwal Bet 6/1/t"56 43 Bhandal &t 6/1/161 98 Dhaliwal Dona 6/1/199 44 Bhandal Dona 6/1/343 99 Dham 6/1/174 45 Bhanna 6(1/354 100 Dhandal 6/1{l92 46 Bhano Langa 6/1/365 101 Dhapai 6/1]191 47 Bhatnura Kalan 6/1/60 102 Dhilwan {i/1/122 48 Bhatnura Khurd 6/J/S8 to3 Dhudianwala 6/1/283 49 Bhawanipur 6/1/262 104 Dialpur 6/1/142 50 Bhilla 6/1/213 105 Duburji 61 I {1.07 51 BholaiPllf 6/1/341 J06 Dulowal 6/11268 52 Bholath Garbi 6/1/75 107 Fatehgarh Sikri 6/1/21 53 Bholath Sharki 6/1/77 108 Fatchpur 6/li61 54 Bhoparai 6/1/63 I 109 FatehpUI 6/1, 25 55 Bhooi 6;11285 no Fattu Chak 6!1/"4

~3 84 ALPHABETIOAL LIST OF VILLAGES KAPURTHALA TAHSIL Serial Name of Location Serial NO.me of Loce.tion No. village Code No. No. village Code No' 1 2 3 1 2. 111 FaUu Dhinga 6/1/266 Khanpur Fazlabad 6/1/235 176 6/1/242 112 177 Khassan 6/1/97 113 Feroze SangowaI 6/1/18 178 Khera Bet 114 Gaunswala 6/1/220 6/1/255 6/1;217 179 Khera Dona 6/1/338 US Gaura 180 Khiranwali 6/1/256 6/1/246 116 Ghainki 181 Khojewal 6/1/186 tt7 Ghudu Bagga 6/1/296 6/1/260 182 Khukrain 6/1/219 118 Ghug 183 Khusropuf 1 351 119 Ghulowal 6/1/134 6/ / 6/1/348 184 Kishan Singhwala 6/1/231 120 Goanspur 185 Kokalpur 6/1/185 121 Gobindpur 6/1/193 Gopipur 186 Kokalpur 6(1/214 122 6/1/273 187 Kolianwala 123 Gosal 6/1/321 ~1/2(j9 Gozi Gadana 6/1/135 188 Kot Karar Khan /1/183 124 189 Kotli 6/1/124 125 Gudani 6/1/131 190 Kotli 6/1/188 Gurmuk}J Sinlghwaa 126 6/1/158 191 Kusso Chahal 6/1/315 121 Habibwala 6/1/36 Kutabpur Haibatpur 192 6/1/200 128 6/1/126 193 Ladhewal 6/1/286 129 Hambowal 6/1/136 194 Ladhi Bholana Hamira 6/1/340 130 6/1/140 195 Lakhan Kalan 6/1/144 Hassowal 6/1/94 131' 196 Lakhan Ke Padde 6/1/112 132 Hassuwal 6/1/88 197 Lakhan Khurd Hothian 6/1/143 131 6/1/166 198 Lamma 6/1/57 134 Hussainabad 6/1/282 Lit Hussainpul' 199 6/1/105 135 6/1/22 200 Machhipal 6/1/357 136 Hussainpur 6/1/337 201 Madho Jhandu 6/1/287 137 Iban 6/1/189 202 Madhopur 6/1/304 138 Inowal 6/1/47 203 Maini Sandhi 6/1/233 139 lsherwal 6/1/369 204 Mainwan 6/1/180 140 Iss Bucha 6/1/51 205 Majahadpur 6/1/279 141 Jabowal 6/1/49 206 Majorwala 6/1/258 142 Jaid 6/1/56 207 Mala Brahmana 6/1/347 143 Jairampul' 6/1/299 208 Malian 6/1/367 144 Jairampura 6/1/133 209 Manan 6/1/345 145 Jalal Bholana ' 6/1/328 210 Mana Talwandi 6/1/106 146 Jallo Bhatti 6/1/295 211 Mand Abrahimwala Tarf Arshad Khan 6/1/35 147 Jallowal 6/1/303 212 Mand Abrahimwala Tarf Gulam Nabi Khan 6/1/4 148 Jawalaour 6/1/317 213 Mand Ahmedwala 6/1/1 .149 Jhal Bibri 6/1/327 214 Mand Akbarpur 6/1/247 150 Jhall Bajaj 6/1/64 215 Mand Allahabad 6/1/3 151 Jhall Thikriwala 6/1/171 216 Mand Aslampul' 6/1/9 152 Jhangirpur 6/1/254 217 Mand Batala 6/1/120 153 Jhugian Gutam 6/1/278 218 Mand Bhandal Bet 6/1/160 154 Jotikc 6(1/223 219 Mand Chakoki 6/1/118 ISS Jug 6{I/ll0 220 Mand Dhakran 6/1/31 156 Kadrabad 6{1/311 221 Mand Dhaliwal 6/1/162 157 Kadupur 6/1/206 222 Mand Dhilwan 6/1/119 158 Kahana 6/1/333 223 Mand Dogranwala 6/1/2 159 Kahlwan 6/1/356 224 Mander Bet 6/1!1S2 160 Kaiserpur 6/1/346 225 Mander Dona 6/1/308 161 Kala Sanghian 6/1/305 226 Mand Faridkot 6/1/8 162 Kaluwal 6/1/52 227 Mand Gurdaspur 6/1/1 163 Kamalpur 6/1/26 228 Mand Hussainpur 6/1/23 164 Kamewal 6/1/234 229 Mandi Mand Kala 6/1/13 165 Katnr'li 6/1/73 230 MandJotike 6/1/224 166 Kanjli 6/1/212 231 MandKala 6/1/12 167 Kapurthaia (Rural) 6/1/209 232 Mand Kamalpur 6/1/28 168 Karhal Kalan 6/1/364 233 Mand Mandi Jhanduwala 6/1/6 169 Karhal Khurd 6/1/368 234 Mand Miani Bhagu Purian 6/1/11 170 Karhal Nawabad 6/1/370 235 Mand Nanga! Lubana 6/1/10 171 KamailGanj 6/1/65 236 Mand Raipur Araian 6/1/90 172 Khalil 6/1/40 237 Mand Rampur 6/1/157 173 Khalu 6/1/281 238 Mand Rawan 6/1/30 174 Khanka 6/1/118 239 Mand Sabik DesaI 6/1/138 175 Khanowal 6/1/314 240 Mand Sandhi Khanwala 6/1/34 85 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VI'LLAGES KAPUR THALA TAHSIL Serial Name of Location I Serial Name of Location No. village Code No. No. village Code No. 1 2 3 I 1 2 3 241 Mand Sangojla 6/1/228 306 Rajpura 6/1/221 242 Mand Sardar Sahibwala 6/1/5 307 Ramgarh 6/1/104 243 Mand Surkhpur 6/1/229 308 Ramidi 6/1/138 244 Mand Talwandi Kuka 6/1/33 309 Rampur 6/1/301 245 Mangaroda 6/1/323 310 Randhawa 6/1/151 246 Mangewal 6/1/128 311 Rasl1Jpur Brahman 6/1/190 247 Mansoorwal 6/1/127 312 RasuJpur Chisty 6/1/325 248 Mansoorwal Dona 6/1/201 313 Rasulpur Kulian 6/1/313 249 Maqsudpur 6/1/42 31 4 Ratta Kadim 6/1/280 250 Mazaffarpuf 6/1/115 315 Ratta Naobad 6/1/270 251 Miani Baqarpur 6/1/155 316 RaUra 6/1/243 252 Miani Bhagu Purian 6/1/16 317 Rawal 6/1/324 253 Miani Bola 6/1/244 31 8 Rawan 6/1/27 254 Mirapur 6/1/78 31 9 Razapur 6/1/288 255 Mlrzapur 6/1/116 320 Rupanpur 6/1/148 256 Mitha 6/1/335 321 Saido Bholana 6/1/339 2S7 Mithra 6/1/332 322 Saidowal 6/1/320 258 Mitla Kherabad 6/1/71 323 SaiClabad 6/1/245 259 Mohmadwala 6/1/267 324 Saitpur 6/1/39 260 Mooklanwala 6/1/344 325 salamatpur 6/1/74 261 Mubarakpur 6(1/16 326 samailpur 6/1/302 262 Mudhowal 6/1/111 327 Sandhar Jagir 6/1/331 263 MugalChak 6/1/125 328 Sandhu Chatta 6/1/307 264 Mundi 6/1/240 329 sangojla 6/1/253 265 Mundi Road 6/1/24 330 sangowai 611/130 266 Muradpur 6/1/306 331 8angrai 6/1/129 267 Muradpur Bet 6/1/336 332 Sarupwal 6/1/45 268 Murar 6/1/141 333 Seenpur 6/1/208 269 Musa Khail 6/1/101 334 Shadipur 6/1/102 270 Mustfabad 6/1/139 335 Shahpur Dogran 6/1/329 271 Nabi BakhshwaIa 6/1/227 336 Shahpul' Pil'un 6/1/137 272 Nadala 6/1/93 337 Sheikhupul' 6/1/276 273 Nadali 6/1/54 338 Sheikhwala 6/1/252 274 Nangal Lubana 6/1/25 339 Sherowal 6/1/108 275 Nangal Naraingarh 6/1/196 340 Sher Singh wala 6/1/99 276 Narket 6(1/222 341 Sidhpur G/l '294 277 Nathu Chahal 6/1/290 342 Sidhwan 6/1/68 278 Naurangpur 6/1/48 343 Sidhwan 6/11352 279 Nawanpind 6/1/215 344 Siyal 6/1/360 280 Nazampur 6/1(150 345 Subhanpur 6/1/146 281 Nidoke 6/1/353 346 Sukhani 6/1/297 282 Nihalgarh 6/1/114 347 Sukhia Nangal 6/1/330 283 Nihaluwal 6/1/350 348 Sunrawala 6/1/309 284 NurpurDona 6/1/205 349 Surk 6/1/100 285 Nurpur Januhan 6/1/164 350 Surkhpur 6/1f250 286 Nurpur Jattan 6/1/169 351 Tajpur 6(1/132 287 Nurpur Khiranwali 6/1/264 f 352 Talwandi Bhaka 6/1/181 288 NUrPur Labana 6/1/170 I 353 Talwandi Kuka 6/1/32 289 Nurpur Rajputan 6/1/216 354 Talwandi Mehma 6/1/289 290 padda 6/1/163 I 355 Talwandi Pain 6/1/334 291 Paharipur 6/1/145 356 Talwandi Purdil 6/1/107 292 Pakhowal 6/1/342 357 Talwandi Rajputan 6/1/251 293 pandori 6/1/98 358 Talwara 6/1/96 294 Pal-vaiz Nagar 6/1/263 359 Tand! 6/1/59 295 pasiewal 6/1/83 360 Tarkhanwala 6/1/248 296 Passan 6/1/312 361 Tayabpur 6/1/261 297 PhaiH 6/l/182 362 Theh Kanjla 6/1/113 298 phullainwala 6/1/178 363 ThigJi 6/1/359 299 Pirewa1 6/1/232 364 Thikriwala 6/1/172 300 Qualo Talwandi 6/1/362 365 Toganwala 6/1/366 301 Qualpur 6/1/358 366 Tukra No, 3 6/1/159 302 Raipllr Araian 6/1/92 367 Uchha 6/1/265 303 Raipl1c Pirbakhshw!\i~ 6/1/41 368 Wadala Kalaa 6/1/204 304 Raipur Rajputan ~1/86 369 Wadala Khurd 6/1/184 305 Rajpur /1 ;'70 370 Waryah 6/1/316

PRIMAR Y CENSUS ABSTRACT

Ka purthala Tahsil RR VILLAG:EWISE PRIMARY kAPURTHALA TAHSlL Loea- Name of TahsilfViIlagc Area of OCCll- No. of Tot".l Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institu- Castes Tribes ana Code sq.kms. Resi- holds tional and Houseless Educated No, & Of dential population) Persons Village Houses in acreS _------_.->-.------P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 888'8 30,840 100,795 22,790 37,165 6/11 Kapurthalll Tahsil (Rural) 29,290 193,019 92,224 20,559 20,592 6/1/1 MandAhmedwala (52) 190 Un- 2 Mand Dogranwala (51) 164 Un- 3 Mand Allahabad (50) 257 Un- 4 Mand Abranimwala Tarf 143 Un- Gulam Nab} Khan (56) 5 Mand Sardar Sahibwala (49) 219 Un- 6 Mand Mandi JhanJuwala(48) 305 Un- 7 Mand Gurdaspur (47) 17 5 Un- 8 Mand Fridkot (46) 540 Un. 9 Maud Aslampur (35) 143 Un- 10 Mand Nangal Lubana(36) 309 Un- 11 Mand Miani Bhagu PUrian(34)306 Un- 12 Mand Kala f8) 481 96 99 638 328 310 13 8 .. -. 140 61 13 Mandi Man kala (29) 364 Un- 14 cbak Dom (27) 364 Un- 15 Chak Som (26) 433 Un .. 16 Miani Bhagu PUrian (25) 938 216 216 1,523 718 805 81 70 320 234 17 :8a10 Chak (24) 737 118 141 730 380 350 111 106 90 40 18 Feroze Sangowa 1(23) 600 89 91 538 259 279 3 5 87 37 19 Daulowal (22) 160 14 20 171 87 84 51 35 20 Chak PUrana (21) 73 Un- 21 Fatehgar.h Sikri (20) 645 154 154 892 427 465 12 11 133 110 22 fIUssainpur (55) 245 Un- 23 Mand HUsstlinpur (33) 120 Un- 24 Manta Roau (31) 409 28 29 143 81 62 41 16 25 Nangal Lubana (32) 433 606 611 3,020 1,444 1,576 3't' 39 694 391 26 KamaJpur (38) 203 3 4 20 10 10 3 2 27 Rawan~ 219 31 32 223 113 110 41 12 28 Mand alpur (37) 73 Un- 29 Dhakran t39) 173 14 14 81 39 42 11 16 4 30 Mandrawan(41) 25 Un- 31 Mand Dhakran (40) 143 Un- 32 Talwanui Kuka ~) 278 124 124 752 336 416 34 22 154 112 33 ~.1'and Talwanoi uka(44) 134 5 5 45 23 22 23 22 .. 10 9 34 Mand Sandhi Khanwala (45) 248 I 1 1 4 3 4 3 2 1 35 Mand Abrahimwala 615 Un- Tarf Arshaa Khan (53) 36 Habibwala ~57) 1,052 134 139 867 444 423 90 71 15:) ~o 37 Abrahimwala Tarf 1,266 407 410 2,591 1.:47 1,2<:4 113 91 5~1 292 Arshad Khani54) 38 Abrabimwah arf 668 Un- OuJam Nabi (55) 39 Saitpur (73) 275 61 61 378 166 212 11 12 62 68 40 KhaIiJ(67) 207 47 41 294 136 158 2 1 70 62 41 Raipur Pit IJakhshwaJa (18) 1,SoO 231 232 1,334 660 674 37 35 281 159 42 MallSudpur (l9) 1,424 347 354 2,008 1,011 997 83 74 456 445 43 Bhudas (16) 1,174 231 231 1,561 770 791 8 10 349 183 44 Begowall10) 3,943 734 751 4,726 2,437 2,289 217 203 918 569 45 Sarupwal (9) 227 35 36 236 129 107 29 10 46 Akbarpur (&) 506 96 96 530 274 256 115 101 .. 71 38 47 InowaJ (7) 226 21 21 125 62 63 25 5 48 Naurangpur (6) 287 79 79 365 200 165 40 49 .. 52 12 49 Jabowal(5) 326 50 50 274 135 139 54 20 50 Baryar(1) 535 146 146 836 397 439 65 61 .. 207 140 51 Iss Bucha (3) 253 40 40 255 120 135 38 23 52 Kaluwal(4) 287 28 28 178 89 89 3 4 .. 26 15 53 Awan l2) 809 174 174 1,114 551 563 83 79 .. 245 120 54 NadaIi (11) 904 151 151 1,026 50S 521 93 80 " 176 139 55 Bassi tt2) 692 128 ]28 1,430 744 686 4 369 202 CENSUS ABSTRACrr KAPURTHALA DISTRICT WORKERS Total W-;;-rke-;;--I--II---UI--Iy------y------Vi--ViI--vIlI---iX---X (I__ IX) Non- workers (b) ---- _---- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 52,025 31,296 9,564 141 984 2386 696 1,934 699 4,324 48,770 1 392 50 65 8 11' 9 3 7 239 91,832 inhabited 1 inhabited 2 inhabited 3 inhabited 4

inhabited 5 inhabited 6 inhabited 7 inhabited 8 inhabited 9 inhabited 10 inhabited 11 123 I 103 .. 13 .. 6.. 1 .. 2 " 3 " 5 205 309 12 inhabited 13 inhabited 14 inhabited 15

300 " 198 50 5 2 " 17 3 , . 24 418 805 16 180 .. 169 6 ' . 2 · . 3 200 350 17 109 1 1 '. 3 1 US " · . 3 · , " ·, 141 279 18 30 " 23 6 57 84 19 inhabited 20

169 I 98 · . 61 · . 4 . . 3 .. 2 · , 258 464 21 inhabited 22 inhabited 23 31 31 50 62 24 475 1 307 ,. 57 ,. '8 ,. 5 4 .. 28 , . '6 .. 60 t 969 1,575 25 3 ,. 1 .. 2 . . 7 10 2 6 43 " 41 " 1 .. 1 " 70 110 27 inhabited 28 23 .. 23 ,. 16 42 29 inhabited 30 inhabited 31 136 1 96 ,. 2 " 7 .. 7 .. 24 200 415 32 17 .. 17 6 22 33 4 " 4 , . 3 34 il/habited 35

199 163 17 ,. 8 .. 1 .. 10 245 423 36 575 8 404 2 17 ,. 3 " 'i ., 34 .. 4 .. 31 . . II " 64 6 772 1,236 37 inhabited 38 70 51 ,. 8 ,. 1 .. 10 96 212 39 53 1 34 ,. 9 · . 1 1 .. 1 .. 7 1 83 157 40 296 1 257 ,. 10 ,. 2 ,. 9 .. 4 .. 2 12 1 364 673 41 437 6 228 " 102 15 7 .. 5 .. 22 1 57 6 574 991 42 263 216 24 .. 6 .. 1 .. 1 8 2 5 507 791 43 1,064 12 727 113 , . 2 .. .. 14 .. 30 .. 3 .. 82 10 83 11 1,373 2.277 44 35 32 · . 3 .. 94 107 45 , 2 119 53 5 " 2 . 7 .. .. 20 .. " 30 ISS 255 46 18 14 1 3 .. 44 63 47 68 38 21 .. 1 ,. 1 1 .. 6 ,. 132 165 48 97 75 22 · . 38 139 49 183 94 89 ,. 214 439 50 31 31 ,. 89 135 51 30 23 · . 3 · , 1 3 .. 59 89 52 189 162 · . 9 .. 7 .. 2 . . 2 · . 1 . . 6 .. 362 563 53 262 166 , . 77 · . 1 .. 3 .. , . 15 .. 243 52{ 54 359 213 85 .. . . 12 .. 2 4 . . 14 .. .. 29 385 686 S5 90

i(APU:RTHALA TAHSIL Loca­ Name of Tahsil(ViJlage Area of Occu­ No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutil)na ! Castes Tribes aDd Code sq, kms. ResL holds and Houseless Educated 'No. & of dential Population) Persons Village HOllses in acres

- -_<_---._--._._ --~ _._---,------P M F M F M F M F

2 3 4 :; () 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 6.'1/56 Jaid ~139} 4,015 204 247 1,239 627 612 89 74 .' 295 345 57 Lamma (138) 621 125 125 927 493 434 56 43 · ' 313 161 58 Bhatnura Khurd (137) 315 81 88 437 204 233 to 7 82 60 59 Tandi (135) 615 87 92 551 284 267 61 58 .. 96 27 60 Bhatnura Kalan (136) 556 182 186 762 406 356 148 74 (134) 61 Fatehpur 143 18 18 !IO 55 55 14 14 " 10 2 62 Bajaj (133) 777 no 110 682 374 308 107 89 · , 116 48 Bhoparai 63 (132) 1,398 207 207 1,356 732 624 150 130 · , 294 162 64 Jhall Bajaj (14) 198 Un- 65 Karnai! Gan) (13) 734 50 50 431 218 213 7 7

66 Bagbanpur (15) 435 103 103 715 369 346 30 32 " 140 86 67 Akala (131) 297 106 106 695 328 367 1 135 84

68 Si~wan (129) 739 58 5R 428 225 203 90 80 " 25 J2 69 Bhagrian (130) 566 1I6 116 791 401 390 78 91 129 75 70 Rajpur (126) 276 37 42 261 143 118 4 1 44 31

71 Mitla Kherabad (127) 728 97 97 665 332 333 79 79 , , 135 83 72 Bhagwanpur (125) 460 86 88 453 242 211 67 45 , , 94 50 73 Kamrai (128) 659 173 177 1,016 504 512 4 4 · , 126 122 74 Salamatpur (124) 186 15 15 67 34 33 16 17 · , 17 13 75 Bholath Garbi (122) 1,176 208 213 1,998 1,056 942 197 194 .. 504 269

76 Mubarakpur (17) 482 63 64 378 186 192 80 72 " 69 50 77 Bholath Sharkl (123) 531 279 280 1,766 945 821 24 18 SOD 277 78 Mirapur (71) 213 6 6 32 19 13 . , 8 11 79 Bakarpur (70) 483 49 49 321 172 149 4 J 84 35 80 Chak Shah Kalan (77) 93 Un- 81 Chak Shah Alladin (68) 43 Un- 82 Dala (69) 318 93 93 595 300 295 37 48 , , 152 93 83 209 26 26 Pasiewal (66) 174 97 77 13 6 · , 57 43 84 Bulewal (74) 225 24 24 207 106 101 14 13 , , 34 24 85 Billpur (75) 226 28 28 206 124 82 28 19 31 19

86 Raipur Rajputan (65) 167 44 44 298 165 133 22 14 , . 59 31 87 Ch, gawan (58) 477 178 185 1.244 619 625 142 132 , , 198 142 88 Hassuw 1 (59) 310 23 23 160 73 87 42 28 89 Bhakuwala (60) 134 41 41 244 140 104 8 3 90 Maud Raipur Araian (61) 691 Un-

91 Daudpur (63) 595 84 88 651 345 306 57 47 , , 133 91 92 Raipur Araian (62) 501 204 205 1,448 742 706 138 136 , , 226 143 93 Nadala (64) 2,940 618 641 3,860 2,035 1,825 266 246 , , , . 1,032 677 94 Hassowal (78) 134 10 10 88 42 46 , , 17 11 95 Dhabulian (76) 376 60 62 501 282 219 41 53 · , 79 30

96 Talwara (72) 860 170 181 t,266 686 580 34 26 , , 231 130

97 Khass_n (113) 2,741 271 271 1,829 958 871 150 135 , ' 420 266 98 Pandori (121) 729 213 213 1,467 757 710 114 88 .. 235 107 99 Sher Singhwaia (120) 426 40 40 217 119 98 18 17 , , 66 31 100 Surk (119) 383 43 43 266 139 127 41 39 , , 36 20 101 Musakhail (118) 205 u,,- 102 Shadipur (116) 650 17 17 115. 63 52 27 22 , , 16 10 216 103 Ahmadpur (117) 123 J23 814 422 392 26 28 · , 194 62 104 Ramgarh (115) 1,140 132 132 824 424 400 106 96 , , 153 78 105 Lit (114) 799 90 105 679 369 310 142 53

106 Mana Talwadi (113) 1,187 100 108 1,048 560 488 130 88 , , 226 109 107 Talwandi Purdil (80) 532 59 59 343 182 161 26 19 66 40 108 Sherowal (79) 178 10 10 78 39 39 22 12 109 Bamuwal (111) 1,622 186 186 1,192 633 559 206 167 · , 185 101 110 JUi (82) 62 2'57 62 381 193 188 110 105 · , 28 19 91

CENSUS ABSTRACT KAPURTflALA DISTRICT WORKERS T~.IW~i;~-;--- - -li - - -in--YY-- - -_ -Y---- Vl--·VU-VTI"T--Ix----X (I-IX) Non- Workers c:: • CO ·;:.Z 5..g ~ 0 '""U ~--. -.-'--- M F M F M F M F MFMF MF MF M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 ~O ~1 22 23 24 25 26 21 28 29 30 3! 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

287 3 .167 68 6 17 6 8 15 2 340 609 56 188 150 26 3 6 3 .. 305 434 57 60 .. 49 ., 10 ., 1 .. 144 233 58 146 100 41 ...... 2 .. 3 .. 138 267 59 219 ., 141 ., 51 .. 3 .. 5 3 .. 1 . . 15 .. 187 356 60

34 .' 27 6 ...... " " 1 21 5S 61 205 ., 141 31 .. .. 18 .. 3 .. 9 .. 3 .. 169 308 62 395 1 255 67 .. 6 .. 20 19 .. 11 4 " 13 1 337 623 63 inhabited 64 153 1 153 65 212 65

143 ., 128 .. 13 .. .. I 1 226 346 66 149 .. 109 35 1 . . 1 .. 3 179 367 67 145 5 144 5 . . 1 ...... 80 198 68 215 141 ., :>8 7.. I 2 .. 4 .. 1 .. 21 186 390 69 67 1 36 .. 11 ...... 12 .. 3 ., 5 76 117 70 202 129 51 ., .. 6 .. 1 .. 1 .. 2 .. 1 ., 11 .. 130 332 11 122 ., 97 .. 16 1 .. 1 .. . , ., I .. 6 .. 120 211 72 220 187 21 2 6 4 284 512 73 19 7 9 ...... I .. .. 10 6 15 26 74 491 3 126 134 1 2 .. 19 6 .. 102 7 94 3 565 939 75 84 72 2 ...... 7 .. 102 192 76 409 5 139 31 3 48 13 5 ., 92 5 .. 73 5 536 816 77 6.. 6 .... 13 13 78 81 .. 67 2 .. 2 10 91 149 79 inhabited 80 illhabitcd 81 120 1 74 20 4 .. 2 9 '} 180 294 82 37 ., 14 .. 11 .. 1 5 .. .. 6 .. 60 77 83 55 30 8 ...... 12 .. . .. , ., 2 ., 3 .. 51 101 84 70 4 21 6 2 35 4 .. 3 ., 3 54 78 85

79 .. 56 .. 16 ., ...... 6 .. 86 133 86 266 196 57 1 1 .. 2 .. 9 353 625 87 34 ., 30 4 .. 39 87 88 71 .. 71 69 104 89 inhabited 90 204 125 .. 48 ., .. 13 .. 5 ., .. 13 .. 141 306 91 361 1 283 .. 45 ., 2 .. .. I.. 4 .. .. 14 .. 12 1 381 705 92 1,010 12 520 80 3 .... 22 .. 99 .. 27 .. 75 ., 5 .. 179 12 1,025 1,813 93 19 17 2 ...... 23 46 94 141 ., 79 " 10 .. 6 .. 42 .. 4 .. 141 219 95 366 5 228 26 4 .. 15 1 63 . . . . 7 5 .. 18 2 320 575 96 530 3 394 .. 52 ., 1 . . .. 16 .. 7 .. 4 .. 19 ., 4 ., 33 3 428 868 97 363 .. 129 .. 215 ., 4 .. 6 .. 9 .. 394 710 98 65 .. 35 6 .. " .. .. 8 .. 10 .. 2 ., 4 .. 54 98 99 75 .. 59 .. 12 .. 4 .. 64 127 100 in/whited 101 39 ., 32 5 ., .. .. 1 .. .. 1 24 52 102 220 .. 114 .. 37 4 .. 11 .. 3 .. 4 1 ., 46 .. 202 392 103 204 117 51 5 13 2 6 .. 1 9 220 400 104 250 7 156 7 32 2 ...... 5 .. 4 .. 1 .. 2 48 .. 119 303 105

275 ., 161 ., 56 .. 6 14 2 .. 10 4 .. 22 .. 285 488 106 100 69 11' 1 7 2 .. 3 82 161 107 24 .. 24 ...... , . . 15 39 108 381 1 235 1.20 I tl 2 .. 15 I 252 S58 109 121 2 42 70 .., 6 2 n 186 110 92 VILLAG;EWISE PRIMARY KAP'URTHALA TAHSIL

Locs- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of OCCII- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. &. of dential Population) Persons Village Houses ---- in acres --- P M F M F M F M F

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

6,1/111 Mudhowal (99) 651 97 134 848 461 387 110 91 · . 167 99 112 Lakhan ke Padde (98) 2,615 235 237 2,596 1,395 1,201 271 258 · . · . 465 201 113 Baht!, ·lpur (81) 226 16 20 131 69 62 31 30 114 Nihalgarh (83) 268 46 48 280 146 134 66 63 · . · . 63 34 115 Mazaffarpur (84) 316 un- 116 Mirzapur (86) 509 95 95 615 317 298 46 47 · . 114 58 117 Chakoki (88) 445 181 184 1,023 5S8 465 214 187 · . 184 98 U8 Maud hakoki (87) 2,107 Un- 119 Maud Dhilwan (94) 2.163 Un- 120 Maud Batala (91) 890 Un- 121 Bhaini (93) 304 Un- 122 Dhilwan (96) 2,427 770 853 5,008 2,569 2,439 580 582 · . · . 1,256 853 123 Batala (90) 790 196 207 1,007 520 487 11 10 · . 196 57 124 Kotli (89) 121 27 35 162 88 74 62 62 22 4 125 Mugal Chak (97) 310 67 68 350 186 164 29 34 · . 56 17

126 Haibatpur (85) 299 66 66 435 221 214 71 61 · . 61 47 127 Mansoorwal (92) 375 99 103 713 375 338 59 75 · . 141 77 128 Mangewal (95) 289 65 76 431 223 208 49 59 95 52 129 Sangrai (lOI) 209 41 63 356 173 183 30 36 .. 62 37 130 Sangowal (100) 343 58 61 318 175 143 33 34 · . · . 52 17 131 Gudani (101) 753 65 65 406 206 200 96 90 · . 54 30 132 Tajpur (109) 562 29 29 202 100 102 52 52 · . 42 26 133 Jairam Pura (105) 456 36 36 300 156 144 52 41 ., · . 44 18 134 Ghulowal (102) 187 13 13 80 43 37 24 18 · . 17 13 135 Gozi Gadana (103) 191 79 79 509 254 255 80 55 · . · . 68 56 136 Hambowal (l06) 591 90 90 652 369 283 137 104 124 47 137 Shahpur Piran (104) 537 Un- 138 Ramidi (107) 1,313 249 263 1,723 909 814 156 133 · . · . 483 264 139 Mustfabad (108) 283 81 84 537 296 241 65 58 · . 146 176 140 Hamira (229) 3,379 474 487 2,813 1,516 1,297 87 67 · . 537 268 141 Murar (230) 692 107 131 730 398 332 63 55 121 72 142 Dialpur 231) . 882 293 329 2,031 1,091 940 321 288 502 252 143 Lakhan Khurd (138) 510 64 64 485 264 221 78 22 144 Lakhan Kalan (139) 2,999 260 260 1,716 908 808 266 241 284 153 145 Pabaripur (2) 198 53 53 348 186 162 164 138 48 17 146 Subhanpur (1) 227 46 46 3J2 148 164 15 15 · . · . 89 75 147 Boot (3) 418 182 182 1,217 674 543 .. 140 10 148 Rupanpur (4) 302 48 48 272 145 127 31 29 · . · . 34 37 149 Bojola (5) 347 50 52 338 157 181 35 40 150 Nazampur (15) 430 26 28 239 128 111 13 10 · . · . 72 48 151 Randhawa (16) 734 40 52 277 148 129 3 3 · . · . 38 18 152 Mander Bet (19) 661 60 65 363 199 164 14 11 · . · . 53 17 153 Budhathen (20) 247 45 50 263 145 118 35 35 · . 46 14 154 Pattu Chak (21) 338 39 40 275 133 142 55 56 · . · . 34 37 155 Miani Baqarpur (22) 382 104- 186 674 364- 310 51 38 · . 157 88 156 Dhaliwal Bet (24) 2,890 463 530 2,880 1,486 1,394 363 357 · . · . 513 304 157 Mandrampur (23) 286 Un- 158 Gurmukh Singhwala (34) 373 Un- 159 Tukra No.3 (35) 84 Un- 160 Mand Bhandal Bet (36) 605 Un- I6t Bhandal Bet (37) 1,051 372 416 2,190 1,107 1,083 156 151 · . 396 253 162 Maud Dhaliwall33) 623 163 padda(32) 702 119 152 752 397 355 73 54 · . 145 57 164 Nurpur Januhan (31) 699 37 37 209 120 89 52 45 · . 35 14 16.5 Budhawala (30) 243 16 16 116 64 52 11 6 · . 27 12 93 CENSUS ABSTR.ACT KAPURTHALA DISTRICT WORKERS

Total Workers I II III IV v VI VII vm IX X (I-IX) Non.workers

(a) (b)

MF MFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMF M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

221 2 101 .. 37 .. 1 . . .. 35 .. 8 .. 5 .. 5 .. 29 2 240 385 111 743 2 450 160.. 1 ...... 25 .. 17 9 " 22 8.. 51 2 652 1,199 112 31 .. 26 .. 4 .. ... , .. 1 .. 38 62 113 71 .. 21 .. 30 " . . 1 .. 1 .. 1 .. 2 . . 15 .. 75 134 114 inhabited 115 165 .. 101 .. 41 .. 1 . . 5 .. 4 .. .. 13 152 298 116 310 2 229 .. 39 3 ...... 19 .. 3 .. 17 2 248 463 117 inhabited 118 inhabited 119 inhabited 120 inhabited 121 1,250 23 426 " 204 4 . . .. 63 .. 45 7.. 212 .. 58 .. 231 23 1,319 2,416 122 283 2 253 10 ...... 1 2 ...... 4 4 92 237 485 123 55 .. 13 .. .42 ...... 33 74 124 91 .. 54 " 21 .. 9 .. 1 .. 1 1.. 4 .. 95 164 125 121 .. 78 33 .. 2 ...... 1 .. 7 .. 100 214 126 195 .. 163 .. 21 ...... 3 .. 2 .. 6 .. 180 338 127 100 .. 74 9 ...... 4 .. 1 .. 2 .. 10 .. 123 208 128 87 .. 49 .. 22 .. 3 .. 4 1 .. 1 .. 3 .. 4 .. 86 183 129 99 .. 74 " 22 .. 2 .. 1 .. 76 143 130 108 53 .. 38 .. 1 .. 7 .. 2 .. 6 .. 1 98 200 131 50 1 25 " 10 ...... 7.. 3 .. 2 .. 3 1 50 101 132 82 .. 69 ...... 7 .. 2 4 .. 74 144 133 22 .. 10 .. 11 .. 1 ...... 21 37 134 137 .. 86 ...... 27 .. 10 .. 6 .. 2 .. 6 .. 117 255 135 219 .. 88 .. 48 .. 5 .. 50 2 .. 2 9 .. 15 .. 150 283 136 inhabited 137 489 6 263 .. 78 .. 1 .. .. 37 .. 5 .. 16 20.. 68 6 420 808 138 156 1 75 23 .. 26 .. 1 .. 5 .. 2 .. 24 1 140 240 139 835 2 465 .. 127 .. 6 ...... 7 .. 138 .. 11 .. 9 ., 28 .. 44 2 681 1,295 140 223 89 ., 14 ...... 68 .. 5 5 42 175 332 141 582 8 226 2 20 .. 1 . . 18 1 92 .. 1 .. 36 8 .. 180 5 509 932 142 141 71 .. 2 .. 10 .. 1 .. 57 .. 123 221 143 499 4 292 2 133 2 ., ...... 31 .. 14 .. 10 .' 7 .. 12 409 804 144 89 1 33 .. 46 2 .. 1 .. 1 .... 6 1 97 161 145

68 I 46 6 .. ... , .. 3 .. .. 13 80 163 146 386 2 254 1 3 .. 5 .. 1 .. 19 .. 5 8 91 288 541 147 84 68 11 ...... 1 .. 1 .. 3 .. 61 127 148 98 3 94 3 3 ...... 1 .. 59 178 149 64 .. 54 .. 1 .. 2 ...... 1 .. 6 .. 64 111 ISO

92 .. 90 .... • •• , o. 2 . . . . ~ . . . 56 129 151 117 .. 103 .. 10 1 ...... 1 .. 1 .. 1 .. 82 164 152 70 2 49 .. 17 2 3 ...... 1 .... 75 116 153 67 1 36 .. 25 ...... 3 .. 3 1 66 141 154 207 .. 84 .. 50 9 2 .. 8 9 29 .. 16 .. 157 310 155 804 10 485 2 191 2 1 .. 23 15 .. 4 .. 26 2 17 .. 42 3 682 1,384 156 inhabited 157 inhabited 158 inhabited 159 inhabited 160 582 5 415 2 110 .... 11 ...... 1 .. 7 .. 5 .. 33 3 525 1,078 161 inhabited 162 225 .. 162 .. 23 2...... 11 h I .. 172 355 163 59 2 30 2 27 .. ., .. 2 .' .. oj 87 164 37 .. 32 3 .. 1 .. 27 52 165 94 VII,LAGEWISE PR1MARY

KAPURTHALA TAHSIL

Loca- Name of Tahsil/Villagc Area of VCCtt- No,of Total Population Schedule'! Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institut ional Castes Tribes and Code sq kms, Resi- holds and House-less Educateu No, & of dentia/ Population) Persons Village HOlIs~s in acres ~ - -~- --_.----_--_. ----.--. -_._---_. P M F M F M F M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 11 13 J4

6/1/166 Hothian (27) 669 45 47 16J 137 124 112 105 , , 17 7 167 Bhullar (26) 846 1lJ 114 694 364 330 54 49 , , 133 83 168 Bijli Nangal (25) 382 17 17 90 46 44 1 16 11 169 Nurpur .Jattan(18) 515 84 " 84 538 274 264 20 20 " 133 83 170 Nurpur Labana (17) 472 151 174 1,092 538 554 104 90 280 162

171 Jhall Thikriwaia(13) 1,119 9 9 51 35 16 33 16 ., .. 6 172 Tnikriwala (14) 584 28 31 205 107 98 33 35 24 18 173 Theh Kanjla tI2) 151 3 3 22 12 10 2 2 174 Dham~) 437 60 64 483 247 236 61 59 .. 105 53 175 Badsha pur (6) 343 34 36 302 158 144 46 42 ., 49 16 176 Chuhrwal (137) 470 23 23 151 78 73 15 14 ., 29 11 177 Bishanpur (136) 741 141 143 911 493 418 268 226 , . 159 61 178 Phullaiwala (140) 239 47 51 332 172 160 94 90 28 15 179 Dainwind (141) 705 59 61 357 186 .171 65 61 112 11 180 Mainwan (145) 595 64 64 380 208 172 146 120 80 25 181 TalwandiBhaka U94) 116 Un- 182 Phaili (195) 253 16 76 323 14t1 175 38 49 . , 45 28 183 Kot Karar Khan (196) 1,169 152 163 1,026 568 458 263 220 .' 176 78 J) , , 184 Wadala Khurd (20 915 98 99 595 306 289 43 47 - , 142 104 185 Kokalpur (197) 217 I ( 7 5 2 2

186 Khojewal (198) 336 158 158 954 481 473 161 152 " 214 118 187 Budhopunder (199) 894 7 7 26 15 11 4 2 . , , . 5 4 188 Kotli (204) 211 6 6 45 23 22 . , . , 14 6 189 Iban(202) 706 92 92 1,153 607 546 137 1t7 " ., 264 166 190 Rasu1purBI'ahl1lan (200) 383 14 14 77 37 40 3 5 ., 15 11

191 Dhapai (192) 544 186 189 1,0"/5 551 524 100 87 ., 281 171 192 Alludi (203) 201 Un- 193 Gobindpur (191) 411 78 78 446 231 215 52 45 ,. 97 65 194 Ahmadpur (205) 610 100 103 661 365 296 5 4 -, 223 144 195 Bhait(206) 212 91 106 605 329 276 79 66 ., IS4 73

196 Nanga} Naraingarh (188) 850 7 8 42 21 21 21 21 ' , 10 4 197 AujlaJosi(189) 379 120 129 ',30 390 340 95 62 . , 128 78

198 Aujla Banwali (190) 262 85 86 523 277 246 62 60 " 114 66 199 Dhaliwal Dona (148) 121 148 148 910 484 426 222 228 -, 187 80 200 J(utabpur (151) 357 Un-

201 Mansoorwal Dona(149) 1,006 199 213 1,196 640 556 434 375 " 212 97 202 Dawankha Jagir (147) 284 60 61 348 180 168 52 44 , . 67 39 203 Dawan kha Nashan\146) 198 34 42 217 I13 104 ]0 4 ' . - , 35 18 204 Wadala Kalan(I93) 768 160 162 1,040 554 486 44 43 -, 314 158 205 Nurpur Dona (144) 508 86 81 587 316 271 304 257 .. liJO 30

206 Kadopur (143) 198 59 64 412 221 191 93 77 . , 72 32 201 Doburji (142) 321 75 89 511 267 244 133 126 121 50 208 SeenJ')ur (}35) 575 89 89 591 316 275 279 249 ., 56 5 209 Kapurt hala (Rural) (134) 5,961 205 216 1,344 713 631 403 402 , , 186 66 210 Abdullahpur (9) 334 Up- 211 Beja(8) 242 5 5 43 27 16 6 212 Kanjli (10) 554 125 148 964 504 460 43 42 , , 198 88 213 BhiJIa (11) 57S S3 57 353 194 159 158 130 41 23 214 Kokalpur (45) 587 107 109 664 378 286 98 62 84 30

215 Nawanpind (46) 309 60 68 497 260 237 58 55 " tt7 76 216 Nurpur Rajput an (44) 668 15 16 119 66 53 7 3 217 Gaura(43) 197 36 37 217 146 131 29 24 49 33 218 Khanka(42) 379 36 37 242 124 118 93 95 ') 6 219 Khukrain (2r;) 542 137 137 917 519 408 225 1')4 71 25 220 Oaunswala (29) Z88 Un- 95 CENSUS ABSTRACT

KAPURTHALA DISTRICT ------_._-_._._-_._--_._-_-.------_.WORKERS __ ._---_._._---_._------Total Workers I II III TV V VI VII VHf IX x (I-IX) - ---- (a) (b)

M F M PMFMFM FMFMFMFMFMFMF M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 :'13 :14 35 36 37 38

84 .. 25 .. 59 .. " " .. 53 124 166 177 1 130 .. 15 .. [ .... 6 .... 6 .. 4 15 1 187 329 167 25 20 .. 4 .. .. " " 1 .. 21 44 168 119 '2 76 .. 8 1 " 10 .. 6 .. 5 .. 1 .. 13 I 155 262 169 157 8 39 .. 25 3 .. 5 .. 3 .. 5 .. 5 .. 72 8 381 546 170

22 .. 13 .. 9 .. •.•• o. 13 16 171 57 45 .. 10 .. 1 .. I .. 50 98 172 9 .. 9 .. 3 10 173 116 .. 83 1 .. 3 2 " 4 131 236 174 86 .. 54 27 .. 72 144 175

45 15 21 .. .. ., . . 9 33 73 176 258 4 98 I 10 ...... 21 .. 5 .. 3 .. 2 " 119 3 235 414 177 103 57 23 .. 1 .. 3 ., 12 .. I .. 6 .. 69 160 178 113 30 28 .. .. l3 .. Il .. 7 .. 3 .. 21 .. 73 171 179 102 47 46 ...... 1 .. 2 .. 1 .. f .. 4 .. 106 172 180 inhabited 181 83 46 21 .. 1 .. 2 .. 9 65 175 182 300 2 178 f 16 .. 7 .. .. '6 .. 2~ .. '3 :: 12 .. 6 .. 44 1 268 456 183 169 3 94 .. 14 .. 4 .. 7 .. 14 .. 2 .. 3 .. 4 27 3 137 286 184 3 3 ...... 2 2 185 239 3 115 20 .. 40 I II 12 13 9 19 2 242 470 186 12 7 .. 4 ...... I .. 3 11 187 8 8 ...... , 15 22 188 306 1 158 .. 73 .. 3 ...... 13 .. 10 .. 20.. 5 .. 9 .. 15 I 301 545 189 22 14 .. 1 .. 7 ...... 15 40 190 289 1 150 .. 43 1 .. .. 26 .. 7.. 18 .. 14 .. 29 262 523 191 inhabited 192 123 91 .. 12 ...... 2 .. 5 2 .. 2 .. 9 108 215 193 176 1 61 ...... 1 37 .. 48 .. 3 .. .. 27 .. 189 295 194 195 116 .. 54 .. 4 .. 8 ...... 2 .. 1 10 134 276 195

11 3 .. 8 ...... " ., .. 10 21 196 216 128 .. 50 ..... , 23 1 2 ...... 12 174 340 197 145 61 48...... 22 .. 1 .. 4 ...... 9 .. 132 246 198 248 .. 88 .. 72 ., .. 33 .. 23 .. 4 .. 6 .. 22 " 236 426 199 inhabited 200 346 166 85 .. .2 .. .. 3 20 4 16 3 47 .. 294 556 201 110 48 30 .. 1 4 ., J3 .. 1 .. 2 ., 1 .. 10 I 70 167 202 64 50 .. 5 .. I .. 2 ...... 6 .. 49 104 203 281 145 .. 50 ., .... 7 .. 21 .. 8 .. 10 .. 10 .. 30 273 486 204 146 2 49 .. 22 .. 1 .... 3 .. 9 .. 41 1 1.. 19 2 170 269 205 106 33 .. 43 .. 1 .. .. 10 .. 5 .. 4 ...... 9 115 191 206 145 1 58 .. 32 .. .. ., ...... 5 .. 3 .. 4 .. 43 1 122 243 207 190 44 .. 89 ...... 36 2 .. 3 4.. 12 .. 126 275 208 369 .. J 83 66 2 2 .. 24 .. 11 7 ., 7 .. 67 .. 344 631 209 inhabited 210 18 3 3 .... .' 12 .. 9 16 211 297 141 70 .. 11 2 .. 13 .2 .• 4 10 44 207 460 212 109 67 42 ...... , .... 85 159 213 207 149 50 " .. ., .. 1 .. 2 .. 1 .. 4 .. 171 286 214 123 88 13 .. 5 .. 4 .. 1 .. 12 .. 137 237 215 45 42 .. 2 .. .. 1 .. 21 53 216 72 62 9 ...... 1 .. 74 131 217 73 26 45 ...... I ...... 1 .. 51 118 218 329 .. 267 38 " ...... 5 ...... 5 .. 5 3 6 190 408 219 inhabited 220 KAPUR l'HALA TAHSIL VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY

Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahs;lin Pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and HouseJess Educated No. & of dential Population) Persons Village Honses - ...... in acres ---- _- _.------_._------P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

6/1/221 Rajpura (40) 325 9 9 11 42 29 18 13 .. S 3 222 Narket (39) 642 18 18 153 80 73 9 7 .. 30 19 223 Jotike (55) 397 94 112 623 316 307 46 45 ., 127 87 224 Mandjotike (56) 196 Un- 225 Fateht-Ur (38) 238 13 13 88 46 42 .. .. ., n 12 226 Banamal wala (57) 1,015 Un- 227 Nabiakhshwala (58) 402 Un- 228 Mandsangojla (54) 414 15 19 96 52 44 40 32 13 4 229 Mand Surkhpur (63) 426 1 1 11 6 5 230 AIipur(62) 159 " 8 9 53 29 24 4 2 · . .. 6 " 231 Kishan Singhwala (59) 738 80 88 522 285 237 260 203 · . 61 12 232 Pirewal (69) 445 29 29 208 105 103 69 70 · . IS 3 233 Maini Sandhi (70) 209. Un- 234 Kamewal (71) 259 Un- 235 Fazlabad (75) 972 61 75 328 183 145 175 141 51 21 236 Bhagwal (72) 477 Un- 237 Charagewala (73) 427 5 5 38 20 18 5 5 2 238 Mand Sabikdesal (77) 466 Un- 239 DesaI (78) 1,448 88 88 475 241 234 180 172 26 15 240 Mundi (82) 295 34 36 242 124 118 62 41 .. 36 24 241 Bub (81) 1,852 165 177 1,012 537 475 250 226 102 20 242 Khaupur (80) 330 114 114 504 255 249 206 207 16 4 243 Rattra(79) 268 51 59 285 156 129 62 47 30 7 244 Mianibola (76) 678 44 60 240 129 111 35 25 39 21 245 Saiflabad (74) 834 206 270 1,202 635 567 178 172 149 58 246 Ghainki (68) 533 54 S4 300 152 148 51 58 38 19 247 Maud Akbarpur (64) 263 1 I 8 5 3 ...... 248 Tarkbanwala (60) 131 9 10 77 34 43 .. 23 12 249 Akbarpur(66) 284 122 122 693 343 350 52 47 .. 117 76 250 Surkhpur (65) 313 175 175 1,052 562 490 84 69 216 108 251 Talwandi Rajputan (61) 128 11 11 58 30 28 17 18 ,. 3 2 252 Sheikhwala (53) 448 22 23 168 9S 73 60 42 .. 13 10 253 Sangojla (52) 867 165 190 1,184 627 557 151 150 ,. .. 165 63 254 Jhangirpur (86) 1,275 113 127 797 441 356 121 106 .. . . 133 39 255 Kherabet (67) 690 68 68 425 210 215 59 64 57 55 256 Khiranwali (87) 1,267 122 144 847 429 418 109 122 .. 131 74 257 Chakgoziwal (49) 17S Un- 258 Majorwala (41) 414 3 6 41 27 14 1 259 Allaudiupur (51) 967 58 71 418 215 203 166 145 .. 31 9 260 Ghug(50) 556 45 49 279 146 133 43 28 .. 41 39 261 Tayabpur (47) 322 45 49 297 155 142 90 100 .. 63 21 262 Bhawanipur (90) 1,422 253 283 1,423 745 678 14 10 259 139 263 Parvaiz Nagar (48) 522 129 134 906 472 434 51 43 .. 181 65 264 Nurpur KhiranWali (88) 842 38 38 .244- 129 115 .. 51 23 265 Uchba(85) 1,810 166 182 1,062 546 516 87 84 ., 200 110 266 Fattu Dhinga (83) 2,503 128 130 1,563 839 724 39 '35 296 174 267 Mohmadwala (84) 1,102 50 52 368 185 183 78 ' 76 33 17 268 Dulowal (103) 709 78 78 445 231 214 97 79 · . 85 49 269 KolianwaIa (104) 189 101 101 685 358 327 59 58 · . 112 36 270 Rattanaobad (99) 379 23 23 144 75 69 24 17 · . .. 26 11 271 Chakgopipur 236 Un- 272 Dabnlian (105) 1,722 68 68 359 196 163 78 58 68 46 273 Gopipur (101) 373 141 141 862 443 419 62 67 · . 175 70 274 Adnawali (89) S46 54 66 298 163 135 52 47 · . 55 20 275 Dewalanwala (91) 380 45 45 320 178 142 75 62 58 19 97

CENSUS ABSTRACT KAPURTHALA DISTRICT WORKERS ------!:10 Total Workers 1 II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X oZ (J.--IX) ------Non- o~ 6) (a) (b) workers gog ------~U M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

00 00 00 00 00 '0 00 00 16 00 29 221 26 00 26 00 38 2 24 .. 9 . . 1 1 1 .. . . o • 3 1 42 71 222 9 . . 9 4 . . 8 .. 151 307 223 165 III o. 22 . . 2 .. inhabited 224 . o • 24 42 225 22 00 22 · . . .. inhabited 226 inhabited 227 15 44 228 37 o. 37 o. 4 4 o. · . . . 2 5 229 · . 10 24 230 19 7 • 0 12 · ...... 1 . . 7 156 130 · . 17 00 2 · . 129 236 231 58 56 · . 2 · . 47 103 232 inhabited 233 inhabited 234 63 1 62 · . 120 144 235 inhabited 236 11 11 9 18 237 inhabited 238 3 99 234 239 142 . . 106 33 o. · . 75 1 50 1 22 .. 3 · . 49 117 240 353 6 290 15 · . 1 · . · . 33 3 12 2 184 469 241 131 32 · . 98 · . 1 · . 124 249 242 89 81 · . 5 · . 1 · . 1 1 · . 67 129 243 70 60 8 · . 1 00 1 · . 59 111 244 406 300 . , 77 · . 2 · . 3 · . 24 · . 229 567 245 97 60 .. 30 · . 1 · . 5 55 147 246 .. 2 3 247 3 3 • 0 3 . . 14 43 248 20 10 o· 7 · . · . , 11 • 0 4 .. 12 . . 1 . . 12 134 350 249 209 148 o. 20 . 1 .. . . · . · . 311 2 172 · . 64 · . 2 . . . . 21 2 · . 2 · . 21 4 . . 23 2 251 488 250 13 28 251 17 5 o. 11 · . ., .0 12 38 o. .. 45 73 252 50 1 363 2 238 2 27 • 0 3 · . 1 · . 50 .. · . 16 .. .. 27 264 555 253 279 1 155 .. 81 · . 4 · . 16 · . 2 .0 6 .0 1 .0 14 1 162 355 254 139 84 .. 47 · . 4 · . 1 3 o. 71 215 255 236 3 114 54 · . 5 · . 29 · . 1 · . 6 · . 2 .. 25 3 193 415 256 inhabited 257 15 14 .. 1 12 14 258 122 16 83 . . 21 16 1 · . 1 8 · . 4 1 3 · . 93 187 259 88 72 9 · . 1 · . 6 · . 58 133 260

. . 6 2 1 1 o. 35 71 139 261 84 3 28 o. 9 · . 2 2 . . · . · . · . 390 1 225 88 · . ] 8 20 · . 3 · . 24 · . 2 · . 19 355 677 262 276 2 216 1 .. 1 · . 1 12 .0 2 · . 8 4 · . 33 .0 196 432 263 71 63 1 · . .. 1 3 3 · . 58 115 264 5 o. 16 .0 8 2 • 0 12 o • 233 516 265 313 239 · . 30 o. 1 467 4 398 1 . . 6 14 · . .. 25 · . 3 · . 21 372 720 266 106 86 · . 18 · . 1 1 · . 79 183 267 134 75 42 5 · . 5 · . · . . . 1 · . 6 · . 97 214 268 202 147 .. 39 · . 1 · . 1 · . 3 · . 2 9 o. 156 327 269 49 38 · . 11 · . 26 69 270 inhabited 271 111 75 · . 36 · . · . 85 163 272 239 1 180 1 · . 12 · . 1 · . 2 ., 4 · . 39 1 204 418 273 97 3 48 1 6 .. 1 . . 2 · . 9 · . 2 · . 2 . . o • 27 2 66 132 274 105 70 · . 23 · . 1 · . 1 · . 10 · . 73 142 275 9~ VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY ftAPURTIIALA TAHSIL r,oca- Name of Tahsil/VilIaJe Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled SCheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. & of dential Population) Persons Village HOllses in acres

.-~~. ----. _.. - . - -~~ ------~ -----... _ P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14

6/1/276 Sheikhupur (133) 1,383 587 609 3,510 1,860 1,650 799 684 780 399 277 Bhagwanpur (94) 569 52 56 346 184 162 62 58 · . 27 3 278 Jhugiangulam (93) 209 25 30 204 111 93 56 47 · . 27 6 279 Majahadpur (92) 540 26 32 193 105 88 20 18 · . 25 8 280 Rattkadim (100) 217 9 9 57 32 25 11 2 281 Khalu(l06) 741 82 91 611 314 297 38 40 · . 89 39 282 Hussainabad (97) 379 62 62 370 106 174 122 114 · . 68 28 283 Dhudianwala (130) 941 124 165 779 416 363 80 79 · . 157 90 284 Brindpur (95) . 481 61 61 524 280 244 71 60 · . 119 65 285 Bhool(132) 571 49 52 332 186 146 54 39 · . 78 32 286 Ladhewal (131) 363 Vn- 287 Madho Jhandu (154) 602 63 72 462 227 235 61 69 · . 90 SO 288 Razapur (152) 804 107 108 812 423 389 222 221 · . 87 33 289 Talwandi Mehma (150) 553 113 120 801 415 386 267 252 154 75 290 Nathu Chahal (187) 527 163 185 1,079 560 519 122 104 · . 212 121 291 Baliar Khanpur (209) ; 577 104 104 723 386 337 116 91 · . 136 68 292 Dhan Dal (207) 192 31 34 193 99 94 14 15 · . 22 5 293 Baliar Kalan (208) 147 19 19 143 83 60 24 11 294 Sidhpur (210) 278 43 43 320 175 145 19 14 · . 77 47 295 JaUo Bhatti (211) 202 2 2 5 5 2 296 Ghudu Bagga (216} 84 Un- 297 Sukhani (217) 555 33 33 263 140 123 39 30 60 46 298 AlIamgir (218) 1,546 607 655 4,077 2,178 1,899 381 324 .. 1,149 772 299 Jairampur (219) 325 2 4 14 6 8 1 300 Banwalipur (220) 298 115 126 630 326 304 110 86 · . 112 46 301 Rampur (221) 323 32 32 196 107 89 88 77 · . 12 5 302 Samailpur (223) 407 Vn- 303 la1lowal (226) 219 45 45 364 188 176 65 49 45 20 304 Madhopur (225) 365 155 161 980 522 458 85 68 · . 273 64 305 Kalasanghian (224) p,252 218 223 1.356 708 648 144 144 · . 300 188 306 Muradpur (222) 158 Un- 307 Sandhuchatta (192) : 764 201 201 1,178 619 559 136 127 · . 149 70 308 Manderdona (228) , 700 14 14 111 62 49 6 6 · . 28 15 309 Sunrawala (214) , 762 84 84 522 293 229 13 8 115 63 310 Thak (215) 369 17 17 105 63 42 43 26 · . 15 4 311 Kadrabad (212) 690 36 36 213 115 98 59 54 38 19 312 Passan (184) 341 Un- 313 Pasulpur Kulian (185) 224 Un. 314 Khanowal (183) 754 123 123 677 363 314 44 39 128 61 315 Kusso Chahal (186) 329 42 42 299 146 153 45 31 316 Waryah (161) 523 69 70 455 253 202 213 169 52 23 317 ]awalapur (157) 396 28 28 154 87 67 20 10 · . 23 14 318 Araianwala (153) 637 65 65 391 202 189 76 73 66 39 319 Daulo Arain (156) 225 12 12 78 46 32 10 9 30 12 320 S<..idowal (155) 743 219 219 l1,271 683 588 106 97 248 158 321 Gosal (158) 245 60 60 354 175 179 7 4 82 61 322 Burewal (159) 166 lIn- 323 Manga Roda (128) 263 46 46 311 163 148 61 47 51 16 324 Rawal (129) 231 Un_ 54 55 7 13 325 Rasulpur Crusty (127) 113 9 11 109 · . 14 2 41 32 5 4 326 Bibri (96) 433 10 10 73 · . 16 10 327 Jbalbibri (98) 277 33 33 272 133 139 19 11 74 90 6 47 328 Jalai Bholana (126) 328 18 18 178 88 8 34 4 329 Shahpur Dogran (107) 570 15 15 89 44 45 3 6 330 SukhillnRnsal (lOB) 291 21 21 178 95 83 9 99 CENSUS ABSTRACT

KAPURTIIALA DISTRICT WORKERS ------._- ---~.-'-.- .. ------~--

~- .. -- --.-----.. -- --_ --. -._--.. --- -.. ------M PM FMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMF M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

991 34 111 .. 256 .. 167 1J 19 .... 46 1 196 .. 20 .. 91 .. 55 .. 141 20 86 .. 1B " " .. . . l. . 3 " I ...... 1 .. 1 .. 869 1,616 276 60 .. 73 152 68 .. 2! .. 33 " " .. " 1 5 .. 27'1 57 .. 7.. 4 51 93 278 15 .. 15 .. 37 88 279 17 25 280 170 2 126 23 ...... 97 6 ...... 32 .. 61 ...... 14 144 295 281 229 1 155 .. 2B ... , 10 1 1 4 99 174 282 157 105 33 6 .. 8 .. 2! .. 187 362 94 3 7 .. 2 .. 1 283 40 19 4 5 4 1 8 123 244 284 2 .. 1 19 3 92 inhabited 143 285 130 1 51 46 .. 9 .. 57 6 .. 6 286 225 .. 103 " 51 '. 3 97 234 287 224 63 " 56 " 1 .. 19 . . .. 27 .. 16 .. 6 ., " .. 198 389 288 294 3 1~ " 44 " " .. 1 27.. .. 47 2.. 27 191 ! 19 2 23 .. 12 .. 12 .. 2 .. 18 I 386 289 266 516 290 202 5 111 28 2 9 5 5 9 S6 .. 44 1 2 7 .. 26 5 184 332 291 42 36 .. 4 .. 4 1 4 I .. 43 94 292 84 52 .. 12 ...... 1 .. 41 5 4. .. 4 .. 60 293 2 :I .. 1 .. 8 .. 91 145 294 inhabited 295 73 40 .. 16 .. 1 .. 296 1,088 i6 466 238 2 .. 3 4...... 3 6 67 33 62. 10.. 99 .. 19 " 159 26 123 297 3 .. 3 .... 1,090 1,873 298 163 .. 105 .. 50 " 3 8 2 .... 1 .. 299 5 .. 163 304 300 57 .. 11 .. 46 .. inhabited 50 89 102 301 53 22 6 5 6 302 288 1 205 1 63 " 3 .. 5 .. 2 3 .. 86 176 412 1 I .. I ...... 6 .. 303 240 .. 103 ...... 12 10 .. 9 234 457 304 4 " 18 .. 4 .. 21 1 296 inhabited 647 305 356 .. 239 .. 100 " 11 " 3 .. 306 38 .. 33 " 3 .. 1 .. 3 .. 263 559 307 176 .. 133 .. 5 .. 6 .. 12 6 6..' i .. 1 .. 24 49 308 17 12 12 .. 7 .. 117 229 309 3 .. 36 42 310 65 .. 45 " 12 inhabited 5 .. 50 98 311 inhabited 3J2 201 .. 165 .. 29 2 .. 313 71 .. 66.. I 1 .. 1 .. 162 314 314 3 .. 75 153 315 138 6 24 95 2 2 463 6 55 22 .. 28 " 11S 196 316 96 6 45 1 .. 1 ...... 3 .. 16 .. 4 6 16 .. 32 67 317 15 12 .. 2 I 5.. 9 .. 106 183 318 341 1 248 .. 70 'i ...... 1 .. 5 .. 31 32 319 4 .. 12 .. 342 587 320 96 6 63 6 6 8 inhabited .2 5 79 173 BlI .. 321 54 " 19 " 4 .. 322 inhabited .. 10 .. 75 148 323 24 .. 22 .. 2 .. 324 30 55 325 28 .. 23 5 77 48 .. 9 . . " " .. 4 4 13 32 326 47 45 2 3 .. 9 56 139 327 29 22 .. 7 41 90 328 64 52 11 15 45 329 31 83 330 100 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY

KAPUR,,£HALA TAHSIL Loea- Name of TabsiJ/Villl'·ie Area of Occu­ No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional and Castes Tribes and Code sq. Kms. Resi­ holds Houscless population) Educated No. and of dential Persons village Houses in acref!

P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

6/1{331 Sandhar Jagir (110) 615 48 48 352 179 173 19 23 · . 7 1 332 Mithra (111) 621 18 18 113 61 52 5 6 · . 16 12 333 Kahana (112) 1,270 35 35 162 96 66 24 15 · . 22 4 334 Talwandi Pain (114) 663 59 59 378 199 179 83 81 28 17 335 Mitha (113) 431 17 17 125 63 62 16 22 .. 15 10 336 Muradpur Bet (109) 1,137 6 6 30 19 11 3 1 7 1 337 Hussainpur (123) 879 64 70 440 225 215 72 76 · . 69 29 338 Kheradona (122) 776 194 201 1,354 708 646 204 171 · . 284 178 339 Saido Bholana (124) 994 llO 122 798 422 376 51 38 .. 160 101 340 Ladhi Bholana (125) 705 121 121 732 369 363 292 276 · . 85 36 341 Bholaipur (164) 485 16 16 121 63 58 6 7 · . 10 9 342 Pakhowal (160) 669 46 46 270 137 133 96 96 · . 8 3 343 Bhandal Dona (162) 461 87 101 713 375 338 116 111 116 61 344 Mooklanwala (176) 134 Un- 345 Manan(189) 593 50 51 380 198 182 97 93 41 20 346 Kaiserpur (181) 211 57 59 386 200 186 18 19 · . 92 51 347 Mala Brahmana (213) 34 un- 348 Goanspur (177) 60 2 2 22 13 9 5 1 349 Badial (179) 312 39 39 256 132 124 17 13 · . 33 18 350 Nihaluwal (180) 163 un- 351 Khusropur (178) 670 80 81 481 268 213 69 54 · . 75 24 352 Sidhwan (163) 2,246 331 337 3,046 1,579 1,467 325 324 · . 582 300 353 Nidoke (I 75) 507 13 13 64 37 27 22 20 · . 4 1 354 Bhanna (174) 178 1 1 7 4 3 ., 355 Ayya (173) 523 5 5 30 12 18 2 4 · . 1 356 Kahlwan (172) 248 76 77 557 310 247 40 35 · . 107 29 357 Machhipal (171) 456 33 33 206 99 107 99 107 · . 29 10 358 Qualpur (170) 592 21 21 121 60 61 57 59 .. 2 359 Thigli (169) 940 46 46 332 181 151 87 84 · . 39 14 360 Siyal (166) 451 19 19 129 74 55 6 1 23 16 361 Biharipur (165) 718 118 123 735 395 340 81 77 · . 132 51 362 Qualo Talwandi (120) 459 9 9 69 31 38 2 I 7 6 363 Daulatpur (121) 261 7 7 52 31 21 11 11 12 3 364 Karhal Kalan (119) 619 49 60 389 202 187 73 72 · . 77 40 365 Bhano Langa (167) 523 293 298 1,736 949 787 184 154 · . 252 III 366 Toganwala (119) 1,249 60 60 459 242 217 29 32 · . 59 21 367 Malian (117) 623 69 78 585 305 280 107 98 · . 114 52 368 Karhal Khurd (118) 261 22 22 145 82 63 32 22 · . 31 19 369 Ishorwal (116) 1,728 138 144 1.067 550 517 137 120 · . 127 70 370 Karhal Nawabad (11 5) 443 75 76 573 289 284 67 69 ., 67 28 101 CENSU S ABSTRACT KAPURTHALA DISTRJCT WORKERS Total Workers II III IV v VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non· workers

(a) (b) ------_._ ------.- ---- M F M F M F M F M F ]I,{ F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

104 · . 84 · . 20 · . · . · . 75 173 331 28 · . 23 · . 4 · . · . · . · . . . 1 · . 33 52 332 59 58 · . · . · . · . · . · . · . · . · . I 37 66 333 100 57 · . 37 .. .. · . · . · . · . 2 · . 1 · . 3 · . 99 179 334 43 · . 31 · . 10 · . · . · . · . · . · . · . · . 1 · . 1 · . 20 62 335 8 · . 6 · . 1 .. · . · . · . · . 1 · . 11 11 336 129 78 · . 39 · . 1 · . · . 2 .. 2 · . 4 .. 3 96 215 337 380 3 197 · . 107 · . 4 · . 16 · . 6 1 · . 14 · . 8 · . 27 3 328 643 338 223 2 149 · . 26 · . · . · . · . 13 · . 13 1 5 · . 9 · . 2 · . 6 1 199 374 339 217 56 · . 133 · . 1 · . · . · . 5 · .. 7 3 · . 1 · . 6 · . 5 · . 152 363 340 33 · . 29 · . 4 · . · . · . · . · . · . · . 30 58 341 66 · . 17 · . 33 · . 1 5 7 · . 3 · . 71 133 342 191 106 · . 56 · . · . · . 8 · . 4 · i · . 3 · . 2 · . 11 · . 184 338 343 inhabited' 344 103 · . 50 · . 53 · . · . · . · . . . · . 95 182 345 117 1 82 · . 14 2 · . 2 · . 2 · . 4 · . · . 10 83 185 346 inhabited 347 8 .. 7 · . 1 5 9 348 72 54 · . 18 · . · . · . .. 60 124 349 inhf,bited' 350 144 80 50 · . · . · . 1 1 3 3 6 124 213 351 876 7 457 2 201 25 · . 31 · . 33 · . 34 · . 32 · . 63 5 703 1,460 352 19 · . 12 · . 7 · . · . · . · . · . · . · . 18 27 353 1 1 · . . . · . · . · . · . 3 3 354 6 · . 6 · . · . · . · . . . · . · . 6 18 3S~ 177 121 31 .. 14 7 · . 1 · . 3 · . 133 246 356 49 · . 44 · . 5 · . .. · . 50 107 357 30 · . 3 · . 27 .. · . · . · . · . · . 30 61 358 110 · . 56 · . 52 · . · . · . · . 1 · . 1 · . 71 151 359 39 · . 33 .. 1 · . · . · . · . · . .. 5 35 55 360

195 · . 132 · . 55 · . · . · . · . 2 · . 6 , . 200 340 361 18 · . 17 · . 1 · . · . · . 13 38 362 14 · . 5 · . 7 · . · . · . 2 · . · . 17 21 363 116 71 · . 40 .. · . · . .. 1 · . 4 86 187 364 572 1 386 95 3 1 .. 35 , 6 19 4 23 1 377 786 365 · . · . · · . · ' · . 147 · . 113 · . 19 · . · . 2 · . 10 · . 3 · . 95 217 366 144 · . 84 · . 49 · . · . · . · . 5 2 · . 1 .. 3 · . 161 280 367 41 30 .. 8 · . 1 · . 1 · . · . 1 41 63 368 345 1 240 · . 93 · . 1 · . 4 · . 2 · . 5 1 205 516 369 189 24 113 · . 43 24 .. · . 18 .. 4 · . 4 ., 2 .. S · . 100 260 370 102

URBAN BLOCKWI~ KAPURTHALA TAHSIL

Loca· Name of Town.' Area of Occu. No. of Total Population Schoduled Scheduled Literato tion Ward/Urban Town! pied House (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code enumerator's Ward in Resi­ holds and Houseless Educated NO. block sq. kms. dential population) Persons Houses

------P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6/1 Kapurthala (M.e.) 20'72 6,485 6,607 35,482 19,191 16,291 2,924 2,470 .. .. 12,547 8,724 Ward No. I N.A. 475 555 2,235 1,148 1,087 93 89 .. 705 522 Block 151 151 704 379 325 3 5 .. 275 181 2 96 96 327 152 175 40 27 .. 68 61 3 113 113 638 344 294 8 6 231 162 4 115 195 566 273 293 42 51 .. 131 118 Wal'dNo.2 N.A. 765 765 3,897 2,517 1,380 291 206 .. .. 1,58} 653 Block 5 108 108 898 715 183 36 28 " 617 90 6 115 115 480 256 224 29 25 172 137 7 13J 131 640 328 312 34 26 214 162 8 135 135 616 390 226 55 43 .. 206 85 9 148 148 681 465 216 111 60 · . 189 67 10 ]28 ·128 582 363 219 26 24 183 112 Ward No. 3 N.A. 279 279 1,593 837 756 26 20 601 411 Block 11 100 100 612 320 292 .. 242 170 12 80 80 455 245 210 16 13 · . [54 93 13 99 99 526 272 254 10 7 205 148 Ward No. 3-A N.A. 557 551 3,318 t,740 1,578 586 531 954 679 Block 14 110 110 645 346 299 54 43 .. 208 147 15 141 1.. 1 863 445 418 13 10 216 225 16 .. 114 114 612 311 301 80 86 . , .. 200 135 17 117 117 758 384 374 302 288 199 115 18 75 75 440 254 186 137 104 131 57 Ward No. 4 N.A. 218 258 1,662 861 801 60 34 695 588 Block 19 138 138 681 358 323 32 19 .. 282 208 20 80 120 981 503 478 28 15 413 380 Ward No. 5 309 311 1,751 921 830 17 22 .. 727 542 Rlock 21 97 97 522 276 246 13 16 .. 247 174 22 109 109 688 365 323 .. 257 199 23 103 105 .541 280 261 4 6 .. 223 169 Wm'd No.6 N.A. 43S 435 2,526 1,305 1,221 65 57 .. 969 723 Block 24 145 145 846 432 414 6 6 .. 334 272 25 103 103 533 272 261 41 37 .. 197 144 26 74 74 470 247 223 18 14 .. 187 122 27 113 113 677 354 323 251 185 Ward No.7 N.A. 719 719 J,9J] 2,039 1,892 109 87 ., .. 1,407 1,062 Block 28 118 118 649 333 316 8 8 .. 242 184 29 157 157 798 40" 393 4 2 .. 310 270 30 111 111 602 311 291 9 3 .. 222 176 31 91 91 482 251 231 ...... 201 158 32 126 126 749 382 367 17 17 .. 231 161 33 [16 116 651 357 294 71 57 201 113 Ward No. R N.A. 216 216 1,250 712 544 513 436 .. 203 64 Brock 34 126 126 732 4()4 328 386 320 · . 74 23 35 90 90 524 308 216 127 116 .. 129 41 103 . PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT KAPUR THALA DISTRlCT

WORKERS

Total Workers I IT III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-JX) Non­ workers

«(I) (b)

M F M F MFMFMF MFMFMF M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 8,949 735 369 3 311 5 31 2 .. .. 116 6 2,653 106 195 .. 2,0!7 17 786 27 2,431 569 10,242 15,556 568 30 63 1 20 .. 2 1 .. .. 12 .. 170 5 8 ., 97 49 1 147 22 580 1,057 169 10 1 79 3 4 .. 20 .. 24 .. 40 6 210 315 82 4 11 8 .. ... ~ .... '9 :: 20 1 1 32 4 70 171 180 12 33 1 .. 2 .. 44 2 4 .' 37 .. IS 1 44 9 164 282 137 4 18 12 .. 1 27 .. .. ., 39 9 .. 31 3 136 289 1,216 53 30 23 .. 3 1 .. .. 17 .. 599 5 14 ., 102 I 106 .. 322 46 1,301 1,327 117 13 9 .. 5 .. 1 .. 102 12 598 170 114 18 ...... 31 1 .. 8 4 .. 70 18 142 206 154 9 5 1 .. 17 .. 58 2 1 ., 21 8 .. 43 7 174 303 247 ·2 7 5 ...... 113 9 ., 32 .. 17 .. 64 2 143 224 333 4 12 8 .. 2 .. .. 223 1 3 .. 2S .. 35 .. 25 3 132 212 251 7 6 1 1 .. .. 169 2 .. .. 16 .. 41 .. 18 4 112 212 371 24 4 6 .. 7 .. 127 1 20 .. 102 .. 21 .. 84 22 496 732 154 10 3 4 .. 3 .. 3S 8 ., 48 8 .. 45 10 166 282 95 5 1 2 .. 2 .. 36 2 3 ., 28 3 .. 20 3 180 205 122 9 2 .. 56 .. 9 .. 26 " 10 .. 19 9 150 245 745 78 28 16 4 2 ...... 13 1 160 2 12 .. 207 6 65 4 242 61 995 1,500 148 2 7 3 ...... 2 .. 36 4 .. 61 19 .. 16 1 198 297 203 10 I 1 t .. 1 65 2 1 .. 77 18 1 39 6 242 408 147 23 20 12 4 .. 27 .. 1 ., 36 3 8 3 43 13 164 278 146 30 1 .. 2 .. 23 .. 1 .. 24 1 17 .. 78 29 238 344 101 13 9 .. 9 .. 5 .. 9 1 3 .. 66 12 153 173 409 55 14 1 .... 5 .. 97 3 13 ., 66 .. 30 1 183 51 452 746 168 22 12 2 .. 4926 .. 24 .. 12 62 19 190 301 241 33 2 3 .. 48 1 7 .. 42 .. 18 .. 121 32 262 445 434 33 12 2 .. 1 .. 3 .. 91 .. 2 .. 172 .. 35 5 116 28 487 797 136 11 2 ... 1 .. 3 23 .. .. 55 .. ]5 4 37 7 140 235 156 12 9 1 .. 1 .. 38 .. 2 53 .. IS 1 37 11 209 311 142 10 1 30 ...... 64 5 .. 42 10 138 251 586 48 18 1 .. 3 9 .. 168 4 14 .. 188 1 47 1 138 42 719 1,173 204 24 5 3 .. 4 53 4 7 .. 63 20 1 49 18 228 390 120 4 8 1 .. 4 .. 31 .. 2 .. 24 13 31 4 152 257 110 7 2 1 .. 26 .. 2 .. 46 6 .. 27 7 137 216 152 13 3 52 3 ., S5 8 .. 31 13 202 310 977 84 51 2 15 .. 4 ...... 20 .. lS9 3 13 ., 298 2 74 2 243 75 1,062 1,808 157 16 6 2 .. 38 1 4 48 20 39 15 176 300 178 31 2 1 .. 1 .. 35 .. 1 .. 64 2 12 2 62 27 227 362 147 8 6 2 .. 1 .. 2 37 .. 2 .. 57 5 .. 35 8 164- 283 125 9 1 30 1 .. 46 .. 17 .. 30 9 126 222 200 5 10 7 2 .. :: :: i4 .. 59 1 1 .. 63 .. 12 .. 32 4 182 362 170 15 26 2 6 .. 1 .. 60 1 4 20 S •. 45 12 187 279 318 23 33 18 .. 4 .... 54 2 42 ., 17 38 112 21 394 521 186 18 15 6 .. 2 .. 36 2 33 8 21 65 16 218 310 132 5 18 [2 .. 2 .. 18 .. 9 9 17 47 5 176 211 104 URBAN BLOC*WISE KAPU RTHALA TAIISI L Loca­ Name of Townl Area of Occu- No. of Total population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Ward/Urban Towni pied House­ (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code enumerator's ward in Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. block Sq. kms. dential Population) Persons Houses

------_------_ ---- P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6/1 Kapurthala-concld. WardNo;8-A N.A. 517 517 2,930 1,651 1,279 809 710 .. 682 371

Block 36 93 93 524 286 238 261 222 " 35 9 37 117 117 703 369 334 328 307 " 73 26 38 102 102 582 328 254 178 147 · . 149 74 39 205 205 1,121 668 453 42 34 · . 425 262 Ward No. 9 N.A. 459 459 2,453 1,255 1,198 31 23 · . 972 818 Block 40 152 152 785 385 400 .. 3 304 275 41 125 125 695 368 327 1 1 · . . . 286 214 42 110 110 618 310 308 2 2 · . 261 235 43 72 72 355 192 163 28 11 · . 121 94 Ward No. 10 N.A. 308 308 1,624 852 772 9 17 · . 678 554 Block 44 107 107 580 312 268 9 7 · . 255 199 45 78 78 379 200 179 152 120 46 123 123 665 340 325 271 235 Ward No.l1 N.A. 422 422 2,164 1,129 1,035 68 62 .. 840 618

Block 47 101 101 570 288 282 · . 224 170 48 116 116 575 308 267 7 14 .. 236 173 49 124 124 630 322 308 .. .. 240 184 50 81 81 389 211 178 61 48 · . 140 91 Ward No. 12 N.A. 431 431 2,113 1,145 968 180 132 677 464 Block 51 235 235 1,094 624 470 180 132 280 166 52 88 88 460 241 219 213 169 53 108 108 559 280 279 ...... 184 129 Ward No. 13 N.A. 375 375 2,029 1,079 950 67 54 .. 856 655 Block 54 96 96 503 268 235 8 5 202 155 55 140 140 719 386 333 334 262 56 139 139 807 425 382 59 49 .. 320 238 L05

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT KAPURTHALA DISTRICT WORKERS

Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non­ workers

(a) (b)

M F M F MF MF MF MF MF MFM FMF M F M F IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

816 19 38 00 132 J 2 .0 8 2 277 17 .. 155 3 60.. 127 12 835 1,260

107 10 2 00 7 '0 14 .0 6 00 8 .. 11 .0 49 179 238 160 5 I 00 102 1 I .. .. 2 20 .. 6 .. 6 .. 7 .. 17 2 209 329

178 2 27 24 00 00 1 00 43 4 o. 24 23 00 32 2 150 252 371 12 4 00 I .. 00 00 200 I 1 o. 117 3 19 .. 29 8 297 441

579 58 /.I /() o. 3 00 00 2 00 155 1 13 .0 156 2 59 o. 161 55 676 1,140

183 16 2 00 51 .. 6 51 1 19 00 54 15 202 384 179 IS II 13 2 o. 2 52 1 I 30 o. 18 o. 44 14 189 312

127 20 1 • 0 19 o. 4 .. 46 14 .. 43 20 183 288

90 7 3 .. 1 .. .0 " 33 .0 2 .. 2318 .. 20 6 102 156 425 48 7 3 .. 5 " 100 4 7 .. 159 .. 38 7 106 37 427 724

167 16 4 .. 40 3 3 73. 0 12 3 34 10 145 252 97 15 o. 3 ...... 24 • 0 .0 39 00 6 4 25 11 103 164

161 17 6 1 00 36 1 4 .. 47 .. 20 .. 47 16 179 . 308

498 51 26 1 .. I .. .0 14 3 99 3 3 00 138 1 55 1 161 43 631 984

129 12 18 1 .. 00 00 '0 26 •• o. 22 ,0 14 48 10 159 270 127 17 J r .. 9 I 17 o· 2 o. 43 o. 14 o. 38 16 181 250 140 16 3 .... 28 2 1 0 0 43 18 0 0 47 14 182 292 102 6 2 5 2 28 . 0 •• '0 30 1 9 .. 28 3 109 172

557 88 21 24 ,0 2 00 1 .. 212 70 9 .. 112 .. 43 1 133 17 588 880

328 73 6 24 .. 1 00 154 69 7 o. 42 .. 21 72 4 296 397 114 7 2 1 .. .. 22 1 .. 38 .. 9 1 41 6 127 212 115 8 13 36 1 1 .. 32 .. 13 .. 20 7 165 271 450 43 10 33 4 85 1 8 88 1 66 156 37 629 907 102 14 2 o. .. 19 3 27 14 3 37 11 166 221

167 16 10 1 .. .. 23 1 1 00 37 1 27 68 14 219 317

181 13 33 1 .. 00 43 .0 4 00 24 .. 25 1 51 12 244 369 7~130 71 Its

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CLASSIFICATION OF VILLAGES DISTRICT BOUNDARy .... ACCORDING TO POPULATION SIZE CLASS TAHSIL BOUNDARY. .... TAHSIL HEADOUARTERS...... @ 7. 76 i'N POSITION OF SULTANPUR ... VILLAGE BOUNDARIE! WITH LOCATION 0 2,000 & ABOVE CODE NUMIIERS (CEI'ISUSL ...... r;1 LOD", TAHSIL IN METALLED ROAD"...... \.....,.:_) @ 1,000-1,999 KAf'URTHALA DISTRIcT &ROAD GAUGE RAILWAYS WITH STATION .. ·. !l§

j..~ aD 500--999 RiVER ...... -~ >~'" y UUAN AREA ...... _ ~ 200 - 499 ...... • "'/A.,+,;':j',J , 0 LESS THAN 200 TOWN ( U UNINHABITED VILLAGES 1 SULTANPUR LODHI !:bON. f~~lIl ~5 ~..Y

01. ' 75,15 EAST OF GREENWICH 107

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SULTANPUR LODHJ TAHSIL Serial Name of Locatiun serial Name of village Location No. Code No. No. village Code No.

2 3 2 3 Ahli Kalan 6/2/169 61 Hazipuf 6/2/133 2 Ahli Khurd 6/2/179 62 Hazara 3 Ahmadpur 6/2/172 6/2/73 63 Hussainpur Bulle 6/2/171 4 Akalpur 6/2/126 64- Hussainpur Dullowal Alam KhanwaJa 6/2/28 5 6/2/137 65 Hyderabad Dona 6/2/148 AUadad Cllak 6 6/2/88 66 Hydrabad Bet 6/2/92 7 Allah Ditta 6/2/71 67 Indresa Alluwal 6/27188 8 6/2/168 68 Jabba Sudhar 6/2/91 9 Amanipur 6/2/58 69 JabbowaI Amarjitpur 6/2/159 (0 6/2!153 70 Jagjitpuf 6/2!209 Amritpur (I 6/2f4 71 Jainpur 6/2/64 12 Baja 6/2/16 72 Jamewala BakarKe 6/2/194 13 6/2/192 73 Jand 6/2/201 14 Baoopur Jadid 6/2/112 74 Janduwala Kamboan 6/2/116 (5 Baooptlr Kadim 6/2/111 75 Janduwala Rajputan 6/2/100 16 Bhaga Budha 6/2/163 76 Jhal Leriwala 6/2/77 17 Bhago Arain 6/2/1'36 77 Jhugian Araian 6/2/2 IS Bhaini Bahadur 6/2/104 78 Jhugian Bandu 6/2/118 19 Bhaini Kadar Bakhsh 6/2/103 79 Jhugian Dogran 6/2/3 20 Bharo Wana 6/2/187 80 Jhugian Gamun 6/21184- 21 Bheni Hassa Khan 6/2/41 81 Kabirpur 6/2/166 22 BhimJadid 6/2/123 82 KaIru ,612/60 23 Bhim Karlim 6/2/121 83 Kalu Bhotial1 6/2/7 24 Bhour 6/2/67 84 Kamalpur 6/2/68 25 Bidhipur 6/2/57 85 Karmjit pur 6/2/140 26 Bishanpur 6/21215 86 Khanka Shah Rahmatula Kabir 6/2/129 27 Boolpur 6/2/22 87 Khara 6/2/207 28 BurewaJ 6/2/15 88 Khizarpur 6/2/32 29 Busuwal 6/2/134 89 Khokhar Kadim 6/2/'56 30 ChakKoHa 6/2/66 90 Khurd 61'2/93 31 CLIak Todarwal 6/2i'l2 91 Kishanpur Gurka 6/2/128 32 Chanan Windi 6/2/183 92 Kutabpur 6/2/190 33 ChaudllriwaI 6/2/35 93 Ladwal 612/96 34 Choladha 6/2/43 94 Lakh Waryah 6/2(119 35 Chubarpur 6/2/99 95 Laoo 6/2/54 36 Dandupur 6/2/8 96 Latianwala 6/2/72 37 Dariawala 6/2/9 97 Lodhiwal 6/2/164 38 Depawal 6/2/155 98 Mahijitpur 6/2/47 ',39 Dera Saidan 6/2/83 99 Mand Ahli Kalan 6/2/178 40 Dewa Singhwala 6/2/211 100 Mand M\uwal 6}2/1'70 4J Didwindi 6/2/65 101 Mand Bandu Jadid 6/2/125 42 Doda Koma 6/2/44 102 Ma~ld Bandu Kadim 6/2/124 43 Doda Sudagar 6/2/42 103 Mand Bhim Kadim 6/2/131 44 Dada Wazir 6/2/101 104 Mand Dhunda 612/33 45 Dola 6/2/55 105 Mand DUll 612/177 46 Dulla 612j152 106 Mand Fatehpur 6/2/206 47 Faridpur 6/2/45 107 Mand Gobindwal 6/2/1 48 Farid Sarai 6/2/157 108 Ma,..,d Gujarpur 6/2'107 49 Fateh Ali Khanwala 6/2/31 109 Mand Hazara 6/2/173 50 Fatte Wala 6/2/191 110 Mand Hussai ,pur Bulle 6}2/175 51 Faitowal 6/2/120 III Mandi Kabirpur Jadid 6/2/165 52 Gamawala 6/2/193 112 Mandi Kabirpur Kadim 6/2/167 53 Gazipur 6/2/84 113 Mandi Kishaopur Gurka 6/2/127 54 Georgepllr (Mcrrypur) 6/2/161 114 Mand Inderpur 6/2/200 55 Gill 6/2/139 115 Mand Inderesa 6/2/189 56 Gitta Pahoo Windian 6/2/212 116 Mand Kambaoll 6/2/204 57 Gobindgarb I 6/2/70 , 117 Mand Karmowala 6/2/174 58 Gudha 6/2;197 118 Mand Kirrian 6/2/205 S9 Gugnaik 6{2/19 119 M nd Mubatak!,'l\.\X 6/2{109 60 Haibatpur' 6/2/78 120 Ma,',d Mundu 6/2/36 108 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SULTANPUR LODHI TAHSil,

Serial Name of Location Serial Name of Location No. village Code N". No. village Code No.

1 2 3 1 2 3 121 Mand Partappur 6/2/34 169 Rawal 6/21149 122 Mand Singhpura 6/2/196 170 Sabuwal 6/2/10 123 Mangoopur 6/2/26 124 Maniala 6(2/145 171 Safdarpur 6/2/17 125 Mashi Jowa 6/2/90 172 Sahdullapul" 6/2/122 173 Saidpur 6/2/21 126 Masjt 6/2/59 174 Satehpur Dona 6/2/69 127 Mewa Singh wala 6/2/86 175 ,Sangra 6/2/110 128 Miani Bahadur 6/2/135 129 Miani Mullahan 6/2/30 176 Sarai Jattan 6/2/50 130 Middewala 6/2/102 177 Sarupwal 6/2/180 178 Sawal 6/2{53 131 Mienwala 6/2/40 179 Sech 6/2/74 132 Mira 6/2/791 180 Sa11jahanpur 6/2/151 133 Miranpur 6/2/150 134 Mirzapur 6/2/95 181 Shahwala Indresa 6/2/161 135 Mohamad Ali Khan Wala 6/2/39 182 Shahwala Nakki 6/2/198 183 Shakarpur 6/2/63 136 Mohammadabad 6/2/105 184 Shatabgarh ; 6/2/156 137 Mohib Alipur 6/2/75 185 Sheikh Manga 6/2/181 138 Mokha 6/2/141 139 Mubarakpur 6/2/108 186 Sherpur Doyan 6/2/38 140 Muket Ramwala 6/2/87 187 Sherpur Dona 6/2/143 188 Sherpur Sadha 6/2/162 141 Mullan Boha 6/2/14 189 Shiv Dialwala 6/2/46 142 Mullan Kalan 6/2/94 190 Silla 6/2/195 143 Mundi 6/2/176 144 Nabipur 6/2/115 191 Singhe Ke Khurd 6/2/208 145 Nakki 6/2/203 192 Sitapur 6/2/214 193 Soliahpur Bet 6/2/49 146 Narowal 6/2/27 194 Suchetgarh 6/2/158 147 NasiriwaI 6/2/142 195 Sujo Kalia 6/2/20 148 Nasirpur 6/2/24 149 Nathupur 6/2/6 196 SuItanpur 6/2(89 150 Nihalpur 6/2/210 191 Takia 6/2/185 198 Talwandi Chaudhrian 6/2/29 151 Pamman 6/2/51 199 Taraf Behbal Bahadur 6/2/138 152 Pandori Jagir 6/2/91 200 TarafHaji 6/2/131 153 Paramjitpur 6/2/98 154 Passan Jadid 6/2/113 201 Tashpur 6/2/147 155 Passan Kadim 6/2/114 202 Tathi 6/2/144 203 Thakkar Kaura 6/2/130 156 Patti BaqarpUl· 6/2/52 204 Thatta 6/2/13 157 Patti Bhalu Bahudur 6/2/132 205 Tibba 6/2/25 158 Patti Safderpur 6/2/18 159 Patti Sardar Nabi Bakhsh 6/2/23 206 Tibbi 6/2/186 160 Patti Waras 6/2/213 207 Todarwal 6{2/11 208 Ucha 6{2/48 161 Pipal 6/2/202 209 Ugrupur 6/2/154 162 Pitho Rohal 6/2/117 210 Wadnail Harnampur 6/2185 163 Qutaba Wala 6/2/5 164 Raman 6/2/160 80 165 Ramgarh DalaiI 6/2/199 211 Wadhail Kadim 6/2/ 212 Wadhail Khuda Bakhsh 6/2/82 166 Rampur Gaura 6/2/106 213 Wadhail Mauja 6/2/81 167 Rampur Jagir 6/2/146 214 Waryah 6/2/62 168 Randhirpur 6/2/76 215 Watan Wali 6/2/182 Sultanpur Lodhi Tahsil

109 110 VU,LM.;EWISE PRIMARY

SVLTANPUR LODHI TAHSIl,

Loon· Name of Tahsil/Village Area of ~u· No. of To tal Population Scheduled Scheduleu Literate tion TahsiIin pied House- (including InstitUl iona I Castes Tribes and Cooe sq. kms. Resi· holds and Houseless Educated No. & of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in acres ----_------P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 12 13 14 612 Sultll!l!'ur Lollhl Tahsil 440'6 8,451 8,994 57,894 30,383 27,511 7,346 6,552 . _ 9,637 4,246 6/211 Mand Gobin\! Wal (69) 162 UI1~ 2 Jhugian Araian (70) PI Un- 3 Jhugian Dogran (71) 19 Un- 4 Amritpur (68) 1,130 Un- 5 Qutba Wala (56) 434 52 52 321 180 141 56 47 33 5 6 Nathupur (55) 367 38 38 198 95 103 30 43 38 16 7 Kalu Bhotian (53) 285 19 19 138 67 71 9 7 27 11 8 DandllPur (54) 318 87 87 635 337 298 U5 9~ 121 43 9 Daria Wala (5'2) 308 58 58 428 229 199 - - 86 26 lO Sabu Wal (51) 1,606 52 52 369 202 167 114 96 29 8 11 Todar Wal (50) 549 46 46 233 125 108 48 41 44 24 12 Chak Todar Wal (49) 163 UIl- 13 Thatta (48) 1,103 323 346 2,134 1,115 1,019 241 209 505 237 14 Mullan Boha (59) 575 90 90 574 321 253 146 109 68 17 15 Bure WaI (57) 438 1 1 1 1 1 16 Baja (58) 325 58 58 332 191 141 9 17 Safdarpur (67) 1,462 11 11 70 36 34 1 -- 18 Patti Safdarpur (66) 227 Ull- 19 Gugnaik (65) 85 Un- 20 Sujo KaHa (60) 577 53 59 686 363 323 47 45 194 97 21 Said pur (61) 887 188 188 1,215 654 561 159 123 169 179 22 Boolpur (47) 620 127 127 784 387 397 91 105 130 65 23 Patti Sardar Nabi Bakhsh (46)223 35 35 257 139 118 4 3 44 10 24 Nasit'[Jur (45) 312 76 80 515 255 260 47 37 112 63 25 Tibba (44) 2,413 417 421 2,733 1,386 1,347 90 88 755 397 26 Mangoopur (62) 203 35 36 242 120 122 4 2 63 41 27 Naro Wal (63) 268 38 39 248 118 130 55 49 36 23 28 Hussainpur Dullo Wal (64) 412 34 38 432 220 212 181 174 45 13 29 Talwandi Chaudhrian (73) 5,511 539 594 3,449 1,814 1,635 49 73 590 258 30 Miani Mullahan (72) 254 Un- 31 Fate Hali Khan Wala (75) 159 Un- 32 Khizarl'ur (74) 750 27 27 183 J08 75 2 33 Maud Dhunda (76) 175 Un- 34 Maud Partappur (79) 320 Un- 35 Chaudhri Wal (78) 433 7 7 32 17 15 36 Maud Munda (96) 636 UII- 37 Alam Khan Wala (94) 423 1 I 4 4 38 Sherpur Dogran (92) 639 1 1 3 3 - - 39 Mohamadali Khan Wala (80) 326 UIl- 40 Mien Wala (77) 367 5 2 3 41 Bhenihassa Khan (82) 277 16 16 70 33 37 16 26 42 Doda Sudagar (91) 394 Ull- 43 Choladha (100) 326 38 41 289 151 138 35 43 44 13 44 Doda Koma (89) 177 Un- 45 Faridpur (83) 436 6 6 59 19 30 46 Shiv Dial Wala (81) 283 21 21 125 72 53 47 Mahijitpur (84) 465 49 49 422 212 210 18 17 S3 12 48 Veha (122) 134 57 60 - 402 214 188 118 96 39 21 49 Soliah;Jur Bet (125) 341 70 70 529 298 231 151 124 107 26 50 Sarai Jattan (124) 554 83 83 484 254 230 68 28 51 PammaD (39) 351 66 66 376 194 182 50 46 85 41 52 Patti Baqarpnf (127) 122 3 J 27 H D - - li 5 53 Sawal (126) 373 n ~I) ;i35 281 254 l;iU 7l:i 94 3~ 54 Laoo (37) 125 7 7 51 29 22- 11 9 55 DoJa (38) 384- 65 66 ,H9 229 190 82 72 6& 29 11 i CENSUS ABSTRACT KAPURTHALA DISTRiCt

WORKERS ------Total Workel"s I II III IV V VI vn vm IX X 0 (I-IX) Non- .gZ1:: ------workers (a) (b) g~ ..._.....--_.. ___ ------~------M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 16,758187 12.242 262.228 19 55 3 .. .. 294 12262 25159 " 337 2 118 5 1.063 95 13.625 27,324

inhabited 1 inhabited 2 inhabited 3 inhabited 4 121 · . 121 59 141 5 52 43 · . 1 2 · . 6 · . 43 103 6 48 1 44 · . 3 · . . . 1 1 19 70 7 166 · . 92 · . 53 7 · . 3 .. 5 · . 1 · . 5 · . 171 298 8 120 · . 92 · . IS · . . . 4 · . 1 · . 8 · . 109 199 9 138 123 · . 8 · . 4 · . 1 · . 2 · . 64 167 10 72 51 · . 13 · . 1 · . 3 · . :; · . 53 lOR 11 inhabited 12 597 8 350 · . 84 2 · . · . 28 · . 29 2 2 .. 39 · . 3 · . 60 6 518 1,011 13 196 · . 169 · . 19 .. J 1 · . 1 5 · . 125 253 14 1 15 115 · . 115 · . 76 141 16 13 13 · . 23 34 17 inhabited 18 inhablNd 19 222 · . 187 · . 20 · . 3 · . 2 · . 1 · . 9 · . 141 323 20 300 7 157 2 43 · . 11 8 · . 4 · . 1 · . 8 ., 2 66 5 354 554 21 190 7 115 4 48 · . 1 5 · . · . 21 3 197 390 22 76 · . 72 · . 1 · . . . · ...... 3 · . 63 118 23 115 72 · . 7 · . 1 · . · . 13 · . 4 3 · . 2 · . 1 .. 12 · . 140 260 24 708 14 438 · . 28 · . · . 39 7 15 · . 13 · . 44 · . 11 .. 120 7 678 1,333 25 65 · . 51 ] 4 · . 2 · . 2 ., 4 · . 55 122 26 80 · . 63 · . 15 · . 1 ., 1 · . 38 130 27 132 106 21 1 .. 4 88 212 28 703 16 453 5 101 3 2 . . 18 2 16 . . 8 · . 31 ., 2 · . 72 6 1,111 1,619 29 inhabited 30 inhabited 31 54 54 · . 54 75 32 inhabited 33 inhabited 34 9 · . 9 · . 8 15 35 inhabited 36 4 · . 4 · . 37 3 3 · . 38 inhabited 39 1 1 · . 3 40 20 20 · . 13 37 41 inhabited 42 87 79 · . 8 .. 64 138 43 inhabited 44 10 10 · . 19 30 45 40 · . 40 · . . . 32 53 46 132 109 · . 16 ., 1 .. 6 .. 80 210 47 81 46 · . 34 · . .. .. 1 . . 133 188 48 154 74 · . 29 · . 7 · . 3 · . 2 4 . . 8 27 .. 144 231 49 151 114 · . 26 ., 2 · . 2 · . 1 6 · . 103 230 50 105 2 66 · . 11 1 1 6 5 7 · . 9 89 180 51 7 · . 6 · . .. . . 1 · . 7 13 52 142 1 88 · . 47 · . 1 1 4 139 253 53 17 14 · . 1 1 ...... 1 · . 12 22 54 116 i (,9 · . 30 · . I · . 1 3 3 o. 1 9 .. 113 189 55 112

VILLAGEWISE PRIMAR"\I SULTA"NPUR LODRI TAHSIL

Loca~ Name of Tabsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House_ (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq· kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Bducated No. & of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in "eres

------P M F M F ---M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6/2}56 Khokhar Kadim (36) 275 1 1 7 6 1 2 57 Bidhipur (40) 385 111 121 780 412 368 81 77 156 46 58 Amanipur (41) 422 36 36 276 151 125 81 63 51 19 59 Masit (42) 1,110 70 72 555 293 262 152 133 47 20 60 Kalru (43) 1,371 85 85 513 261 252 102 87 50 26 61 Georgepur (Merrypur) (33) 2,052 150 150 1,074 554 520 71 67 234 102 62 Waryah (35) 186 55 55 363 193 170 15 12 92 46 63 Shakarpur (34) 220 38 38 209 105 104 19 16 64 Jainpur (31) 793 155 170 965 508 457 84 94 177 64 65 Didwindi (32) 1,623 224 235 1,506 765 741 203 196 282 172 66 Chak Kotla (6) 289 22 22 162 96 66 14 5 37 11 67 Bhour (5) 892 73 73 454 239 215 49 38 77 36 68 Kamalpur (4) 6,065 96 96 1,222 646 576 220 180 158 81 69 Salehpur Dona (1) 361 26 26 187 95 92 21 20 12 10 70 Gobind Garh (2) 583 Un- 71 Allah Ditta (3) 2,127 158 158 857 463 394 129 118 140 77 72 Latlan Wala (9) 609 72 81 548 272 276 32 43 43 9 73 Ahmadpur (10) 718 77 92 636 339 297 166 136 95 23 74 Sech (8) 451 53 53 428 221 201 30 26 30 7 75 Mohi Balipur (7) 1,341 149 149 780 430 350 93 72 186 . 95 76 Ran Dhirpur (28) 1.894 28 28 216 114 102 3 2 19 2 77 Jhalleri Wala (29) 624 31 31 196 107 89 5 2 36 16 78 Haibatpur (30) 528 20 29 519 261 258 28 34 113 47 79 Mira (128) 634 20 29 107 62 45 31 23 12 80 Wadhail Kadim (129) 164 6 6 39 21 18 5 5 8 3 81 Wadhail Mauja (130) 108 7 7 54 25 29 2 15 11 82 Wadhail Khurd Bakhsh (132) 85 2 2 15 8 7 1 83 Dera Saidan (134) 575 6L 78 367 197 170 109 99 84 9 84 Gazipur (133) 556 69 69 408 217 191 59 40 81 28 85 Wadhajl Harnampur (131) 209 55 68 410 204 206 52 45 91 41 86 Mewa Singh Wala (140) 228 93 98 693 365 328 57 49 163 93 87 Muket Ram Wala (139) 185 40 40 192 111 81 28 14 31 9 88 Alladad Chak (138) 459 25 26 166 87 79 48 47 25 6 89 Sultanpur (Rural) (135) 262 Un- 90 Mashi Iowa (141) 450 51 51 409 223 186 57 54 112 48 91 Jabba Sudhar (119) 485 43 43 341 180 161 49 39 46 13 92 Hydrabad Bet (123) 267 27 37 180 87 93 49 62 21 9 93 Khurd (120) 354 27 27 204 115 89 32 20 32 14 94 Mullan Kalan (118) 242 21 21 157 74 83 25 22 22 19 95 Mirzapur (117) 341 32 36 179 94 85 48 53 20 5 96 Lad Wal (116) 361 31 38 195 110 85 30 17 9 97 Pandori Jagir (121) 379 73 74 487 259 228 58 47 III 60 98 Param Jitpur (85) 774 92 92 662 332 330 71 61 118 56 99 Chhuharpur (88) 431 50 54 329 171 158 34 22 39 23 100 Jandu Wala Rajputan (87) 125 Un- 101 Doda Wazir (90) 289 16 16 121 60 61 39 39 4 2 102 Midde Wala (101) 221 Un- 103 Bhaini Kadar Bakhsh (99) 348 2 2 6 3 3 104 Bhaini Bahadur (93) 233 Un- 105 Mohammda Bad (95) 270 Un- 106 Rampur Gaura (98) 439 Un- 107 Mand Gujarpur (97) 83 Un- 108 Mubarakpur (108) 83 Un- 109 Mand Mubarakpur (l09) 297 Un- 110 SaDgt

Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non- workers ~cioZ .~ G) ----- 80"'''=' (a) (b) ,_:;U ------M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 1 4 4 · . .. . . 2 1 56 227 7 138 · . 6 · . 3 · . · . 13 7 10 1 4 46 6 185 361 57 88 1 52 7 · . 4 · . 1 1 23 1 63 124 58 175 · . 164 8 · . .. . . 2 1 · . 118 262 59 151 115 · . 25 · . 1 1 3 6 · . 110 252 60 289 212 · . 29 · . 8 · . 3 8 2 · . · . 26 · . 265 520 61 105 · . 78 · . 7 · . 5 2 5 3 4 88 170 62 61 53 · . 2 · . 6 44 104 63 268 27 158 · . 35 · . 1 · . 10 · . 35 22 5 8 10 5 6 240 430 64 381 2 218 · . n · . 2 · . · . 14 4 1 15 26 .. 29 2 384 739 65 51 42 · . 5 · . . . . . 4 45 66 66 · . 13 113 215 126 71 · . 26 · . 3 · . 3 1 4 5 · . · . 67 369 .. 270 · . 89 · . 2 · . I 5 1 1 277 576 68 48 35 13 · . 47 92 69 illhabited 70 220 1 123 I 70 · . · . 12 · . 7 · . 8 · . 243 393 71 135 · . 95 · . 32 · . 6 · . 1 1 · . 137 276 72 43 1 3 1 4 2 6 181 297 73 158 98 · . 0 128 · . 111 5 1 2 1 · . " 93 207 74 264 · . 203 · . 49 · . 3 · . 1 8 166 350 75 73 · . 67 · . 2 · . · . 3 1 41 102 76 63 57 · . 2 4 44 89 77 1 135 ., · . 9 1 117 257 78 144 · . 29 33 · . 25 · . 3 4 1 45 79 9 .. 9 · . 12 18 80 16 · . 14 · . 2 9 29 81 4 4 · . 4- 7 82 110 1 52 · . 44 1 2 4 8 87 169 83 75 31 1 I . . 8 101 190 84 116 1 · . · . 1 109 100 1 6 1 95 206 85 117 24 · 11 .. 4 4 · . 3 · . 21 2 181 326 86 184 2 · . . 4 45 66 34 · . 26 2 81 87 50 19 .. 30 1 37 79 88 · . 89 inhabited' 184 128 2 74 . . 19 2 1 . . 4 · . 2 26 95 90 4 83 161 97 69 · . 23 · . 91 48 4 4 . 1 1 . . 1 28 93 92 59 · 1 51 89 64 52 · . 10 1 93 1 28 2 1 9 1 34 82 94 40 · . 4 36 85 58 · . 32 22 · . . . · . . . · . 95 1 5 85 96 105 104 .. . . · . . . 19 6 1 3 . . .. 1 8 1 130 227 97 129 1 91 16 143 329 98 189 1 120 1 37 · . 2 6 1 3 . . 4 · . . . · . ., 9 2 1 71 158 99 100 88 · . 100 inhabited 24 61 101 36 36 102 inhabited 3 1'03 3 3 · . 104 Inhabited 105 inhabited 106 inhabited 107 inhabited 108 inhabited 109 inhabited ItO 9 . . 9 · . .. 114 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY

SULTANpUR LODHl TAHSIL

Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area. of Occu- No. of Total Populatiou Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including institutional Castes Tribes and Code Sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. & of denthl Population) Persons Yillage House~ In acres

___.".,_------_- ... ----- ~--- ~ _------_ P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6/2/111 Baoopur Kadim (106) 438 3 3 26 25 1 112 Baoopur Jadid (107) 201 14 14 68 40 28 113 Passan Jadid (102) 69 Un- 114 Passan Kadim (103) 117 19 19 115 64 51 6 5 13 8 115 Nabipur (104) 354 14 18 132 66 66 13 11 13 2 116 Janduwala Kamboan (86) 253 6 6 211 107 104 37 10 117 Pitho Rohal (115) 300 35 42 280 141 139 116 122 7 118 Jhugian Bandu (113) J 242 8 8 89 47 42 14 7 119 Lakh Waryah (105) . 270 42 42 310 166 144 109 95 34 12 120 Fatto Wal (114) 579 62 62 374 195 179 35 30 56 17 121 Bhim Kadim (161) 393 6 6 43 24 19 1 .. 7 2 122 Sahdullapur (112) 215 41 41 240 125 115 67 60 26 6 123 Bhim Jadid (162) 191 Un- 124 Mand Bandu Kadim (163) 192 4 4 15 II 4 1 125 Mand Bandu Jadid (165) 314 Un- 126 Akalpur (166) 180 Un- 127 Mandi Kishanpur Gurka (167) 29 UII- 128 Kishanpur Gurka (168) 561 Un- 129 Khanka Shahrahma Tula 32 Un- Kabir (Ill) 130 Thakkar Koura (160) 710 14 15 58 31 27 5 131 Mand Bhim Kadim (164) 107 UI/- 132 Patti Bhalubahadur (155) 200 16 16 140 78 62 14 15 4 1 133 Hajipur (154) 369 17 20 143 72 71 18 19 12 7 134 Busu Wal (143) 1,498 95 120 639 339 300 103 108 110 41 135 Miani Bahadur (142) 427 54 58 363 192 171 80 77 33 19 136 Bhago Arain (144) 642 89 91 445 234 211 91 75 67 29 137 Taraf Haji (137) 608 16 21 131 66 65 4 2 26 11 138 Taraf Behbal Bahadur (136) 1,098 39 45 282 152 130 37 35 45 g 139 Gill (25) 1,180 40 40 318 151 167 8 9 44 9 140 Karamjit Pur (26) 380 36 46 293 149 144 25 21 46 22 141 Mokha (27) 140 16 17 157 . 75 82 8 8 17 10 142 Nasiri Wal (11) 858 53 62 359 194 165 66 50 75 35 143 Sherpur Dona (13) 379 81 84 563 276 287 38 36 161 69 144 Tathi (12) 580 54 58 A02 208 194 18 16 28 7 145 Maniala (14) 542 29 29 193 102 91 48 45 34 14 146 Rampur Jagir (15) 862 200 218 1,383 723 660 141 131 270 140 147 Tashpur (16) 661 91 91 591 308 283 44 46 59 23 148 Hyderabad Dona (17) 229 6 6 34 16 18 3 6 3 2 149 Rawal (18) 280· 10 10 72 36 36 36 36 4 150 Miranpur (19) 252 1 1 5 2 3 2 151 ShahJahanpur (20) 573 .' ,77 '88 637 306 331 95 107:: .. 93 41 152 DulIa (21) 524 95 98 715 372 343 143 111 · . 147 72 153 Amarjitpur (22) 949 47 47 323 IS3 170 5 2 37 14 154 Urgupur (23) 847 69 86 ' 491 250 241 · . 113 52 155 Depa Wal (24) 836 74 86 573 299 274 145 121 85 29 156 Shatab Garh (148) 630 96 99 682 333 349 42 54 · . 141 65 157 Farid Sarai (149) 1,043 115 115 833 441 392 242 212 · . 124 47 158 Suchet Garh (150) 840 45 47 295 158 137 36 13 46 36 159 Jabbowal (147) 1,228 153 209 1,008 532 476 92 92 · . 192 59 160 Raman (146) 426 28 34 207 108 99 22 18 34 13 161 ShahwaIa Indresa (145) 496 91 126 597 304 293 88 71 85 27 162 Sherpur Sadha (152) 1,028 79 94 474 249 225 113 50 97 15 163 Bhaga Budha (lS3) 447 41 47 258 156 t02 60 39 10 1 164 Lodhi Wal (156) 257 25 2fi 147 84 63 3 5 27 ') 165 Mandi Kabirpm' Jadid (15S) 9<) 2 2 8 6 2 G 1 115

CENSUS ABSTRACT

KAPURTHALA DISTRICT

WORKERS • _____ • __ ~4.'_~ ______"_~~ ____'. __ ' ______"O_~ ___""' _____• ______... _- --_._"- ~ ,'. Total Workers I 11 III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non- ;::0 __-

158 110 , . 48 · . 148 331 151 205 2 81 · . 54 · . 1 · . . . 18 1 · . 12 1 1 · . 37 1 167 341 152 91 · . 85 · . 5 · . 1 · . 62 170 153 120 · . 86 · . 5 · . 11 6 · . 1 · . 11 130 241 154 173 · . 132 · . 35 · . 1 5 · . 126 274 155 198 168 · . 18 · . 2 · . 9 135 349 156 251 1 135 · . 60 · . . . 15 · . 13 · . 7 · . 2 .. 18 1 190 391 157 97 69 23 · . 2 · . 3 61 137 158 308 5 218 1 9 1 2 . . 19 · . 4 · . 6 · . 1 , . 50 2 224 471 159 59 · . 48 · . 10 · . 1 49 99 160 164 · . 117 · . 41 1 · . 1 3 · . 140 293 161 134 90 34 2 · . 2 · . 3 3 115 225 162 85 · . 85 · . 71 102 163 57 · . 57 · . 27 63 164 6 2 · . 4 · . 2 165 116 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY

SUL TANPUR LODHI TAHSIL Scheduled Scheduled Liter&tc Name of TahsiljV ilIage Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Loca- Tahsil in pied House (induding Institutional Castes Tribes and tion Sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated Code Persons No. & of dential Population) Village Houses in acres

---,----~--- _---- -_------P M F M F M F M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6;2i166 Kabirpur (159) 519 73 75 505 263 242 105 101 15 167 Mandi Kabirpur Kadim (180) 77 2 2 10 5 5 .. 168 Allu Wal (157) 511 29 30 195 107 88 47 42 2 169 Ahli Kalan (177) 1,522 92 95 415 236 179 1 170 Mand Alluwal (179) 204 13 13 87 47 40 47 40 1 171 Hussainpur Bulle (178) 260 21 22 195 101 94 59 59 3 172 Hazara (173) 357 Un- 173 Mand Hazara (171) 174 Un- 174 Mand Karmowala (172) 22 UIt- 17.'1 Mand Hussainpur Bulle (174) 604 Un- 176 Mundi (170) 225 Ull- 177 Mand Dun (175) 93 UlI- 178 Mand Ahli Kalan (176) 279 Un- 179 Ahli Khurd (187) 606 19 19 133 75 58 41 31 2 180 Sarup Wal (181) 810 53 53 333 199 134 71 54 24 7 181 Sheikh Manga (182) 1,271 80 96 559 293 266 80 74 .. 67 34 182 Watan WaJi (lSI) 910 93 93 641 356 285 49 40 138 49 183 Chanan Windi (183) 934 96 96 396 201 195 57 70 62 22 184 Jhugian Gamun (184) 406 Uil- 185 Takia (185) 153 21 21 172 84 88 7 6 .. 23 9 186 Tibbi (191) 131 2 2 19 8 11 187 Bharowana (186) 946 32 33 217 118 99 67 66 15 2 188 Indresa (188) 610 UII- 189 Mand Indresa (189) 315 5 5 17 14 3 5 190 Kutabpur (190) 247 1 1 3 3 191 Fatte Wala (197) 173 Un- 192 Bakarke (198) 292 Un- 193 Gamawala (199) 595 Un- 194 Jame Wala (196) 680 UlI- 195 Silla (169) 312 Un- 196 Mand Singh Pura (200) 147 Un- 197 Gudha (201) 1.206 8 8 44 26 18 2 198 Shah Wala Nakki (194) 432 2 2 6 6 .. 1 199 Ramgarh Dalai! (192) 266 9 9 13 11 2 200 Mand Inderpur (193) 108 Un- 201 Jand (195) 195 12 12 202 Pipal (205) 131 UIl- 203 Nakki (204) 570 Un- 204 Mand Kamboan (202) 237 Un- 205 Mand Kirrian (203) 456 Un- 206 Mand Patehpur (208) 364 UIl- 207 Khara (207) 253 2 2 208 Singhe Ke Khurd (206) 68 Un- 209 Jagjitpur (214) 411 UlI- 210 Nihalpur (215' 268 UlI- 211 Dewa Singh Wala (213) 885 2 2 6 6 4 212 Gitta Pahoowindian (209) 141 UIl- 213 Patti Waras (212) 350 Un- 214 Sitapur (210) 354 Un- 215 Bisbanpur (211) 262 Un- 117

CENSUS ABSTRACT KAPUR THALA DISTR;rCT WORKERS ---,--- Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non­ (a) (b) workers

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 38

165 136 19 2 4 4 00 98 242 166

3 00 3 2 S 167 72 .. 66 5 1 35 88 168 165 163 2 71 179 169 30 30 17 40 170 66 13 50 16 13 35 81 171 inhabited 172 inhabited 173 inhabited 174 inhabited 17S inhabited 176 inhabited 177 inhabited 178 43 39 4 32 58 179

130 98 00 32 00 69 ]34 180 177 3 172 2 3 1 1 1 116 2()] 181

201 2 144 1 20 10 00 6 3 24 1 149 2ft3 182

123 1 86 00 23 1 1 00 00 12 1 78 194 183 inhabited 184

63 58 00 3 2 00 21 88 185

4 o' 4 o. 4 11 186

00 87 .. 62 00 20 5 31 99 187 inhabited 188 12 .. 12 2 3 189 3 3 190 inhabited 191 inhabited 192 inhabited 193 inhabited 194 inhabited 195 inhabited 196 21 21 5 18 197 6 .. 6 .. 198 10 .. 10 2 199 inhabited 200 12 .. 12 201 inhabited 202 inhabited 203 inhabited 204 inhabited 205 inhabited 206 2 " 2 .. 207 inhabited 208 inhabited 209 inhabited 210 6 .. 6 .. 211 inhabited 212 inhabited 213 inhabited 214 inhabited 215 118 URBAN BLOCKW ISE sULTANPUR LODHt TAHSIL Loca- Name of Urban Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion agglomerationl T,)wnj pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code Town{WardrUrban Ward in Resi- holds .\ od Houseless Educated No. enumerator's block sq. kms. dential Population) Persons Houses ------P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6/I1 Suitanpur Lodhi (M.e.) 10.36 1,344 1,740 9,176 4,961 _.4,215 577 454 2,869 1,827 Ward No. 1 N.A. 79 116 656 348 308 14 10 · . 335 161 Block 1 79 116 656 348 308 14 10 · . 335 161 Ward No. 2 N.A. 86 122 679 371 308 105 72 · . 247 168 Block 2 86 122 679 371 308 105 72 · . 247 168 WardN~. 3 N . .4. 115 161 882 493 389 31 28 · . 176 82 Block 3 115 161 882 493 389 31 28 · . 176 82 Ward No. 4 N . .4. 117 134 814 455 359 9 7 · . 152 107 Block 4 117 134 814 455 359 9 7 · . 152 107 WaydNo.5 N.A. 100 149 834 426 408 284 158 Block 5 100 149 834 426 408 284 158 Ward No.6 N.A. 122 164 867 467 400 16 9 · . 320 240 Block 6 122 164 867 467 400 16 9 · . 320 240 Ward No. 7 N.A. 80 112 627 325 302 259 192 Block 7 80 112 .627 325 302 259 192 Ward No.8 N.A. 151 189 998 534 464 33 34 · . 299 198 Block 8 69 75 390 215 175 1 4 · . 146 97 9 82 114 608 319 289 32 30 · . 153 10l Ward No.9 lV.A. 332 407 1,834 988 846 243 209 · . 572 392 Block 10 97 141 702 384 318 61 49 271 206 11 119 136 497 279 218 109 96 · . 130 59 12 116 130 635 325 310 73 64 · . 171 127 Ward No. 10 N.A- 162 186 985 554 431 126 85 · . 225 129 Block 13 66 76 402 206 196 14 10 · . 93 78 14 96 110 583 348 235 112 75 · . 132 51 119 PRIMAR"¥ CENSUS ABSTRACT KAPURTHALA DISTRICT WQRKERS Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non­ (a) (b) workers

M F M F MFMFMFMFMFMFMFMF M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 2,395 128 264 4 47 .. 64 .. 48 3 354 3 70 ., 744 4 103 .. 701 114 2,566 4,087 172 12 39 9 .. 20 .. .. 62 .. 3 37 11 176 296 172 12 39 9 .. 20 .. 1 .. 62 .. 3 37 11 176 296 161 10 16 1 .. 27 1 .. ., 38 7 78 9 204 298 167 10 16 1 .... 27 1 .. .. 38 " 7 78 9 204 298

275 14 24 2 16 .. 1 .. 17 2 4 .. 131 3 26 56 6 218 375 275 14 24 2 16 17 2 4 .. 131 3 26 56 6 218 375 220 2 11 1 " 20 ., 4 .. 28 . . 11 .. 43 .. 16 86 235 357 220 2 11 1 .. 20 .. 4 28 .. 11 .. 43 .. 16 86 1 235 357 193 17 6 8 .. 1 60. . 7 .. 50 .. 15 46 17 233 391 193 17 6 8 .. 1 . . 60 ., 7 . . 50 .. 15 46 17 233 391 2)24 6 19 2 48 ., 2 " 89 .. 5 59 6 243 394 224 6 19 2 ...... 48 .. 2 .. 89 .. 5 59 6 243 394 138 6 1 .. 3 .. 25 ...... 80 3 26 5 187 296 138 6 1 .. 3 ., 25.. .. " 80 1 3 26 5 187 296 248 14 34 3 .. 7.. ., .. 8 26 .. 7 .. 78 .. 9 76 13 286 450 103 7 9 2 .. 10 4 49 29 6 112 168 145 7 25 1 .. 7 .. 8 .. 16 .. 3 .. 29 ., 9 47 7 174 282 404 43 58 7 .. 8 .. 2 .. 74. . 5 " 144 .. 11. ., 155 42 524 803 196 13 4 4 ., 2 .. 46 ., 2 .. 68 .. 6 64 13 188 305 III 17 8 1 2 .. 8 .. 1 " 41 .. 2 49 16 168 201 157 13 46 1 8 .. 20 2 " 35 3 42 13 168 297 294 4 57 8 .. 18 .. 30 .. 29 .. 33 .. 29 ., 8 82 4 260 427

102 2 8 . . . . . ~ .. 9 12 21 27 3 22 2 104 194 192 2 49 8 .. 18 .. . . ., 21 .. 17 .. 12 .. 2 .. 5 60 2 156 233 7 45

PUNJAB TAHSIL PHAGWARA DISTRICT KAPURTHALA

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lII$IJJM~y rA_~s~:"'" CLASSIFICATION OF VILLAGES VlLLME lOUNDARIES WITH LOCATIoN ACCORDING TO POPULATION SIZE CLASS caw ....."S (C:ENSUS) ...... ,...... 0 3~ ., r-,~~·r------~N~----' NATIONAL HIGHWAY...... _ ,'N POSITION OF PHAGWARA 1 0 2,000 • AeoVE OTltlR NrTALLED ROAD ""'"'''''''' ...... _ .. TAHSIL IN KA"URTHALA IROAD GAUGE RAILWAYS W'ITH STATION ...... JL.. $ I.OOO-~999 DISTRICT URIAN AREA...... ~ ® 500--- 999 TOWN

u UNINHABITED VILLAGES

KII'. ,..:2:>:P=~9=~'O=.-.::.oo 16 0: # 16 MlS. 7,'UST OF GREENWICH ~ I 7 00 121

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PHAGWARA TAHSIL

Serial Name of Location Serial Name of Location No village Code No. No. village Code No.

1 2 3 2 3

1 Akalgarh 6/3/66 59 Jagpalpur 6/3/43 2 Atoli 6/3/93 60 Jamalpur 6/3/105 3 Babrli 6}3/16 4 Babiana 6/3/14 61 Khajurla 6/3/74 5 Balaloan 6/3/34 62 Khalwara 6/3/65 63 Khangura 6/3/78 6 Balrampur 6/3/5 64 Khati 6/3jS4 1 Baran 6/3/51 65 Khera 6/3 101 8 Bazidwal 6/3/62 9 Bhagana 6/3/4 66 KhuniKiar 6/3/112 10 Bh gwanpur 6/3/73 67 Khurampur 6/3/55 68 Kirpalpur 6/31\08 11 Bhakriana 6/3/47 69 Kiohanpur 613(72 12 Bhanoki 6/3/107 70 Kat PUran Singh 6/3/97 13 Bhulla Rai 6/3/82 14 Bir Dhandoli 6/3/40 71 lakhpur 6/3/37 15 Bir Khurampur 6/3/21 72 Madhopur 6/3/48 73 Mameroo 6/3/91 16 Bir Pawahd 6/3/83 74 Maio Patti 6/3/6 17 BiRandhirgarh 6{3/23 Dhak Manak 6/3/33 6/3{49 41 6/3/95 99 Ranipuf Kamboan 42 Dhak Narang Shahpur 100 Ranipul Rajputan 6/3/45 43 DhakPalahi 6/3/71 Dhak Pandori 6/3/59 6/3/42 44 6}3/39 101 Rawalpindi 45 Dhandoli 102 Rehana Jattan 6/3/11 103 SadaIPur 6/3/100 Domeli 6{3{15 6{3{19 46 6/3/17 104 Sahni 47 Dug 105 Sangatpur 6(3/36 48 Fatehgarh 6/3/61 6/3/3 6)3/76 49 Galabwal 6/3/89 106 Saprore 50 Oandwan 107 Sekri 6/3/41 6/3/52 6/3/28 108 Sri Hargobindgarh 51 Gopalpur 109 Sunran Rajputtan 6/3/109 Guj Rattan 6/3/1 6/3/10 52 6}3/67 110 Tanda Bhegana 53 Gulabgarh Oulabgarh Jattan 6/3/12 6/3/9 54 6{3/81 111 Tanda Naroor 55 Hajipur 112 Thakarki 6}3/99 Uchapind 6/3/113 6/3/13 113 6/3/27 56 Harbanspur 114 Wahid )7 Hardaspur 6/3/90 6(3/57 6{3/114 U5 Wariah 58 Jagatpur Jattan

Phagwara Tahsil 1:24 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY PHAGWARA TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population '" Scheduled Scheduled Literate lion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. & of dential Population) Persons VilIag~ Houses in aCres ------_------P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

~ 6/3 Phagwara Tabsil 294.1 12,522 12,870 18,931 41,986 36,945 16,864 14,236 .. 16,710 9,478

6/3/1 Gujrattan (9) 335 28 28 181 89 92 32 34 · . 52 31 2 Miranpur (10) 345 35 35 216 114 102 57 54 · . 35 15 3 Galabwal (22) 137 Un- 4 Bhagana (21) 1,857 331 331 2,006 1,063 943 474 352 · . 409 311 5 Bahampur (23) 66 1 1 <} 6 '3 5 '3 6 Maio Patti (24) : 276 102 102 478 227 251 35 38 137 115 7 Panehat (25) 2,434 585 646 3,353 1,673 1,680 443 397 · . 908 622 8 Naroor (18) 1,470 382 396 2,137 1,069 1,068 293 276 · . 618 398 9 Tanda Naroor (19) 244 Un- 10 Tsuda Bhagana (20) 429 8 8 66 34 32 7 7 · . 16 3 11 Rehana Jattan (11) 1,510 311 314 1,757 944 813 316 265 439 2'80 12 Gulabgarh Jattan (12) 224 1 1 5 2. 3 2 13 Harbanspur (13) 537 184 192 1,203 633 570 35 26 · . 59 5 14 Babiana (7) 1,673 213 215 1,323 700 623 298 285 260 132 15 Domeli (8) 1,660 287 293 1,596 837 759 314 285 445 292 16 Babeli (6) 978 87 90 511 287 224 54 39 · . 114 67 17 Dug (5) 834 98 103 579 312 267 72 63 · . 136 86 18 Rampur Sunran (44) 1,589 171 172 1,104 568 536 284 263 192 135 19 Sahni (43) 1,473 217 243 1,319 716 603 102 79 · . 357 204 20 Prempur (14) 732 36 36 254 141 113 67 S3 34 4 21 Bir Khurampur (15) 146 1 1 2 2 2 22 Rampur Khalian (16) 555 53 55 363 196 167 37 27 90 67 23 Randhirgarh (17) - 271 58 60 348 174 174 36 33 80 52 24 Nasirabad (26) 452 113 113 753 396 357 III 111 193 102 25 Dhak Malikpur (23) 284 Un- 26 Malikpur (28) 1,111 159 162 1,021 566 455 193 153 · . 219 106 27 Wahid (29) 673 86 86 635 352 283 114 103 · . 128 49 28 Gopa1pur (30) 141 Un- 29 Dhak Chair (33) 227 UIl- 30 Chair (32) 323 71 83 486 257 229 80 71 67 49 31 Brabmnur (31) 386 33 38 135 82 53 79 47 · . 13 5 32 Manak (34) 448 165 165 862 440 422 158 146 186 143 33 Dhakmanak (35) 326 Un- 34 Balaloan (36) 217 36 52 167 95 72 90 70 40 5 35 Pandori (38) 746 43 47 302 170 132 94 45 36 Sangatpur (41) 1,037 249 252 1,485 770 715 355 319 346 179 37 Lakhpur (42) 992 266 266 1,523 810 113 179 139 · . 388 251 38 Dhak Dhandoli (51) 82 Un- 39 Dhandoli (50) 160 22 22 129 77 52 55 38 21 6 40 Bir Dhandoli (48) 967 27 28 123 59 64 55 61 5 41 Sekri (47) 258 33 33 270 129 141 39 10 42 Rawal Pindi (49) 300 100 101 712 403 309 196 138 · . 111 49 43 Jagpal"ur (45) 1,111 338 349 1,983 1,040 943 312 301 429 291 44 Dhak Jagpabur (46) 376 Un- 45 Rani_~ur Rajputan (1) 1,431 178 184 1,133 606 527 286 219 · . 243 144 46 Bohani (4) 1,299 134 139 921 476 445 189 168 .. 217 122 47 Bhakriana (1) 1,354 201 216 1,255 _ 688 567 229 189 · . 284 118 48 Madhopur (81) 1,415 221 223 1,346 700 646 331 289 · . 259 146 49 Ranipur Kamboan (3) 1,677 266 278 1,559 856 703 140 76 · . 361 69 50 Dhak Baran (79) 322 Un- 51 Baran (78) 284 126 132 648 323 325 143 126 · . 83 70 52 Sri Hargobindgarh (59) 957 4 5 47 24 23 4 2 · . 19 14 53 Dhadda (52) 367 130 131 787 437 350 178 126 · . 189 92 54 Khati (57) 271 105 110 633 296 337 184 212 · . 88 67 55 Khurampur (63) 390 98 105 669 355 314 31 31 122 92 1.:15 CENSUS ABSTRACT KAPURTHALA DISTRICT

WORKERS Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non­ (a) (b) workers

M F M FMFM FMFMFMFMFMFMFM F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 21,540 197 9,847 15 5,565 48 117 1 .. .. 638 192,16015 400 .. 633 3 333 ., 1,847 96 20,446 36,748

42 .. 2S .. 17 .. 47 92 1 63 .. 34 29 51 102 2 inhabited 3 553 13 272 ., 194 8 . . 14 1 10 2.. 17 .. 7 .. 37 4 510 930 4 2.. 2 .. 4 3 5 95 1 57 11 ...... 2 4 .. 2 3 .. 16 1 132 250 6 726 23 285 1 163 .. 1.. .. 40 3 21 .. 22 .. 53 1 21 .. 120 18 947 1,657 7 462 11 269 1 106 ., 3 2 11 2.. 7 3 .. l'il 8 607 1,057 8 inhabited 9 18 .. 17 .. 1 .. 16 32 10 499 5 253 .. 102 .. 2 .. 5 1 23 .. 10 .. 41 . . 14 .. 49 4 445 808 11 1 .. 1 R6 .. .. " ...... 1 3 12 363 2 273 2 4 .. 270 568 13 363 1 125 154 .. 1 " .. 24 .. 8 4 ., 21 .. 11 ., 15 1 337 622 14 426 9 254 5 146 4 4 .. 1 .. 1 . . 3 .. 17 .. 411 750 15 153 107 .. 38 .. 1 1 .. 6 134 7.24 16 148 8 74 .. 21 .. 2 26 616 1 17 2_ 164 259 17 287 1 126 .. 125 11 7.. 5 .. 1 ., 12 1 281 535 18 354 3 208 48 8 1 25 1 " .. 21 .. 9 .. 35 1 362 600 19 80 1 76 1 3 ...... 1 .. 61 112 20 1 1 .. .. 1 21 90 .. 64.. 13 1 .. 2 .. 10 .. 106 167 22 83 .. 54 19 •••• o. .. 10 " 91 174 23 193 1 149 .. "24 .. 1 .. 3 .. 4 1 1 ., 11 .. 203 356 24 inhabited 25 308 .. 202 .. 48 5 .. ., 15 " 13 3 .. 6 .. 4 .. 12 .. 258 455 26 168 1 100 4S 1 7 3 2 11 184 282 27 inhabited 28 inhabited 29 133.. 85 .. 36 .. 2 .. 27 .. 124 229 30

47 .. 7 39 1 .. " .. 35 53 31 226 2 110 .. 45 .. 3 " 17 .. 5 .. 22 .. 2 .. 22 2 214 420 32 inhabited 33 58 .. 54 4 37 72 34 77 1 65 .. 5 .. 1 .. 1 .. 1 .. 4 1 93 131 35 405 212.. 77 1 .. 5 .. 31 7.. 19 ., 7 .. 46 365 714 36 433 2 190.. 150 1 8 .. 3 " 32 1 7 . . 14 .. 5 " 24 377 711 37 inhabited 38 42 .. 23. . 11 2 .. 2 .. 1 .. 3 .. 35 52 39 27 " 5 22 32 64 40 70 1 50 .. 1 .. 3 .... 1 1 .. 2 3 9 59 140 41 192 2 111 .. 41 .. 1 .. 5 9 1.. 2 4 .. 18 2 211 307 42 525 2 259 .. 68 3 .. .. 53 2 56 .. 20 " 19 .. 5 .. 42 .. 515 941 43 inhabited 44 329 2 133 66 .1 5 66 7 10 1 40 Z 277 525 45 238 102 65 .. 5 .. 9 .. 6 13.. 17 " 21 238 445 46 313 1 156 1 75 .. 1 .. 5 35 3 11 2.. 25 375 566 47 349 .. 156 .. 105 .. 3 .. 3 .. 31 .. 10 " 7 1.. 33 351 646 48 452 6 198 .. 60 2 .. 9 .. 54 2 14 .. 27 .. 11 .. 77 4 404 697 49 inhabited 50 192 2 88 .. 54 6 .. 9 " 12 5 .. 4 .. 3 " 11 131 323 Sl 12 8 .. 4 ...... 12 23 52 175 2 82 16 26 .. 22 1 ') 1 (> 20 1 262 348 5~ 178 2 59 81 1 2- 115 .1 7 :2 8 1 118 335 54 191 1 84 .. 16 .. 1 61 5 .. 3 9 10 164 313 55 126 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY

PHAGW ARA TAHSIL

Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate don Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. & of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in acres' ____... --.I_ _...... _,...... ------~--~------_ P M F M F M F 1\1 F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6/3 56 Chak Prema (53) ") 287 97 97 566 290 276 83 77 107 71 57 Wariah (55) 118 11 11 86 44 42 8 9 6 5 58 Deva Singh Wala (40) 165 12 12 89 43 46 2 2 21 11 59 Dhak Pandori (39) 947 160 161 994 543 451 518 436 131 21 60 Dhak Balaloan (37) 1 350 Un- 61 Fatehs;arh (70) 231 36 36 265 142 123 .. 37 10 62 Bazid Wal (72) 143 39 39 286 143 143 75 55 63 40 63 Bishanrmr (71) 577 17 17 143 75 68 75 68 · . 21 10 64 Dhak Khalwara (69) 573 Un- 65 Khalwara (68) 451 143 143 R90 485 405 401 331 150 38 66 Akal Garh (56) 233 99 99 639 335 304 157 128 114 71 67 Gulabgarh (54) 396 41 41 252 136 116 121 95 41 17 68 Dhak Khurmpur (64) 96 Un- 69 Dhak Khati (58) 364 Un- 70 Palahi (60» 879 332 332 :2,087 1,063 '1,024 381) 335 · . 409 296 71. Dhak Palahi (61) 426 Ull 72 Kishanpur (7T) 595 33 33 236 128 lOR 85 73 · . 31 14. 73 Bhagwanpur (80) 50S 9 9 74 43 31 4 2 15 2 74 Khajurla (82) 1,182 189 189 1,224 662 562 237 206 365 194 75 Chaheru (83) 1,403 282 282 1,683 914 769 435 353 334 255 76 Saprore (86) 820 109 109 802 463 3,39 80 80 180 100 77 Nangal Majba (88) 638 116 216 1,458 781 677 355 227 · . 174 176 78 Khan Gura (76) 373 95 95 632 ~48 284 93 80 137 72 79 Mera (8T) 114- Un- 80 Cnak Hakim (75) 399 115 115 806 420 386 367 345 · . 189 96 81 Haji Pur (62) 420 10 10 63 30 33 3 5 11 5 82 Bhullarai (65) 709 351 351 2,351 1,261 1,090 503 409 570 312 Bir Pwahad (67) 57 83 397 45 45 330 179 151 54 36 · " 101 84 Dhak Bhullarai (66) 431 UIl- 85 Phagwara Sharki (73) 1,953 45 45 314 161 153 103 101 60 25 86 Phagwara Garbi (74) 1,840 42 42 269 149 120 81 57 55 11 87 Narang Shahpur (90) 594 165 165 ' 1,056 558 498 337 286 148 78 88 Meht (89) 697 312 312 "1,925 1,037 888 604 477 · . 107 67 89 Gandwan (92) 513 177 177 • 1,060 566 494 254 223 283 140 90 Hardaspur (85) 553 91 91 1,149 613 536 276 211 249 134 91 Mameroo (84) 1,266 99 99 1,351 721 630 317 280 · . 295 157

92 Naurang Pur (93) 229 73 73 383 218 165 32 24 " " 100 55 93 Atoli (94) 604 193 196 1.183 626 557 218 186 316 182 94 Dhak Man (96) 72 Un~ 95 Dhak Narang Shahpur(91) 80 Un-

96 Min (95) 291 100 100 600-; 336 264 61 49 136 79 97 Kot Puran Singh (97) 137 5 5 17 10 7 5 4 · . 8

99 Thakarki (99) 284 88 89 547 297 250 .133 108 " " 97 57 100 Sadarpllr (100) 132 Un- 101 Khera (101) 320 2()6 218 1,384 718 666 446 414 .. 243 115 102 Nangal (102) 454 115 129 832 458 374 285 227 · . 148 71 103 Dhak Chachoki (104) 142 Un- 104 Chachoki (103) 548 294 329 1,775 982 793 394 333 · . 424 200 105 Jamalplll' (l06) 617 100 102 580 312 268 249 213 · . 81 33 (lOS) 106 Mauli 971 333 333 2,307 1,259 1,048 473 393 · " 497 265 107 Bhanoki (lOT) 943 310 314 1,831 990 841 289 230 · . 473 284- lOB Kirpalpur (108) 82 23 23 13H 78 60 77 60 · . 34 I 109 Suman Rnjputtan (l(}!)) 383 67 67 471 277 194 188 122 · . 97 ~.~ 110 Dafwe~h Pind (1] 0) 1,407 171 184 1.114 612 502 326 308 " " 245 tOi 127 CENSUS ABSTRACT

KAPURTHALA DISTRICT

WORKERS

Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non­ workers (a) (b) M F M FMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMF M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 38 143 ., 84 .. 21 .. 5 .. 22 ., 1 .. 2 .. 1 7 .. 147 276 56 25 19 .. 6 .. 19 42 57 18 1 8 .. 1 1 .. 3 .. 3 .. 2 1 25 45 58

259 1 147 .. 79 .. 3 ,0 10 . 0 5 .. 2 .. 1 ., 12 1 284 450 59 inhabited 60 77 .. 76 .. 1 65 123 61 75 .. 68 2 .. 5 .. 68 143 62 32 .. 32 43 68 63 inhabiter! 64

249 ., 79 .. 108 .. 4 '0 36 2 .. 7 .. .. 13 .. 236 405 65 166 .. 99 .. 65 .. " .. .. 2 .. 169 304 66 65 .. 28 .. 18 1 .. 1 J 2 .. 1 .. 4 71 116 67 inhabiter! 68 inhabited 69 513 3 248 .. 129 .. 16 1 58 .. ]7 .. ]0 .. 2 .. 32 55() 1,011 70

j nita hi'e rl 71 68 40 13 2.. 4 2 7 60 108 72 25 25 ...... 18 31 73 302 2 112 20 6 .. .. 40 .. 35 .. 21 . . 17 .. 20 .. 31 2 360 560 74 457 5 147 .. 153 3 .. 8 43. . 1 .. 15 . . 41 49 2 457 764 75 281 1 85 .. 36 1 .. 32 109 .. 1 .. 3 .. 5 .. 10 . 182 338 76

389 1 142 .. 38 .. 2 .0 .. 26 .. 80 o. 9 ., 15 .. 7 .. 70 '1 392 676 77

186 .. 109 o. 29 00 1 .. 30 .0 3 .. 3 .. .. 11 .. 162 284 78 inhabited 79 225 .. 32 .. 154 .0 3 .. 18 .. 4 .. .. 13 .. 195 386 80

18 .. 14 3 1 00 12 33 81 677 20 240 1 117 11 .. .. 14 3 148 .. 75 .. 21 .. 7 .. 55 5 584 1,070 82 89 2 60 13 1 4 2 2 .. 8 1 90 149 83 inhabited 84 89 2 18 .. 11 .. 4 36 1 6 6 .. 8 .. 72 151 85 66 3 ., 21 1 .. .. 13 16 .. 1 .. 3 .. 2 .. 7 .. 83 119 86 295 78 .. 166 .. 5 .. 19 .. 3 .. 5 .. 19 263 498 87 516 16 154 .. 99 12 .. 11 .. 133 .. 16 .. 17 .. 12 .. 74 4 52] 872 88 300 7 128 2 41 1 1 5 2 80 8 7 30 2 266 487 89

319 1 120 o. 50 . 0 1 .. 00 • • 17 .. 13 .. 4 .. 8 7 .. 99 1 294 535 90 370 2 149 194 5 .. 1 .. 1 .. 20 .. 351 628 91 129 .. 80 16 2 :; .. 13 .. 2 .. 7 6 .. 89 165 92 355 3 171 .. 110 .. .. 21 .. 18 .. 3 .. 6 3 .. 23 3 271 554 93 inhabited 94 inhabited 9S 183 1 111 .. 26 .. 22 .. 5 .. 4 .. 14 153 263 96 7 .. 2 .. 2 .. 2 .. 3 7 97

154 .. 72 .. 60 00 1 .. 9 .. 2 .. 1 .. 9 .. 143 250 99 inhabited 100 388 .. 139 .. 136 .. 4 .. 6 .. 59 . . 9 . . 5 " 2 .. 28 .. 330 666 101 243.. 57 .. 119 .. 4 .0 . . 13 .. 29 .. 3 " 4 .. 2 .. 12 .. 215 374 102- Inhabited 103 511 3 84 16. . 1 .. ., 24 ., 236 20. . 32 .. 22 .. 76 2 471 790 104 171 3 4 .. 53 " 46 .. . . 11 .' 30 .. 7 .. 6 .. . . 14 3 141 265 105 731 7 358 " 255 1 , . 30 .. 21 .. 2 . . 12 .. 9 .. 44 6 528 1,041 106 487 6 210 .. 92 2 .. 26 .. 83 .. 10 .. 17 .. 5 .. 44 4 503 835 107 38 .. 24 .. 2 5 I .. 1 .. 5 40 '60 108 147 .. 34 .. 90 .. 2 .. 8 .. 2 .. 1 .• 10 .. 130 194 109 309 ., 166 69.. 1 .. 22 ., 1 .. 4 2 •. -44 303 502 110 12g VILLAGEWlsE PRIMARY PHAGWARA TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Schedtlled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code :sq. kms. Resi- holds and Homeless Educated No. & of dential Population) Persons ViIl<.ge Houses in acres

-~------P M F ---M F M F M F

1 :2 3 4 5 r, 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 J4

6/3111 Dhak Darwesh Pind (111 ) 44 1 1 2 1 1 112 Khuni Kiar (114) 17 1 1 7 2 5 1 113 Ucha Pind (112) 1,193 188 196 1,269 688 581 324 284 292 158 114 Jagatpur Jattan (113) 1,130 289 295 1,794 949 845 413 342 314 150 115 Nihal Garh (115) 262 86 86 520 267 253 72 62 103 73 116 Parwa (1l6) 938 114 114 703 379 324 215 179 165 88 Note :_ One ."mage bearing code No. 98 bas been merged in Phagwara Town. 129 CENSUS ABSTRACT KAPURTIIALA DISTRICT WORKERS ------~-----~--- Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII ----VIII IX X (I-IX) Non- CO workers .gZ ------~-8 (a) (b) ------..------~8 M F M F M F M F M !F -_M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

1 1 1 111 2 2 · . 5 112 358 2 146 · . 143 2 .. 2 30 1 1 7 . . 3 · . 24 1 330 579 113 547 236 · . 211 2 .. 14 41 8 . . 6 . , 1 · . 28 . . 402 845 114 141 71 41 8 7 5 9 .. 126 253 115 202 70 111 4 .. 7 2 · . 8 .. 177 324 116 I3~

URBAN B~OC}\:WJSE PHAGW ARA T4J1SIL Loca- Name of Urban Area of Occu- No. of To.al Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion agglomera tion Town/ pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code Town/Ward/U rban Ward in Resi- hold~ and Houseless. p4ucated No. enumerator's block sq. kms dential Population) Pprson!! Houses ---.---,--.------p M F M F M F IY1 F 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 9 10 11 12 13 14 phagwara Urban Agglomeration N.A. 7,924 10,488 55,012 30,015 24,997 6,192 5,237 " 17,817 11,722 cp/m (a) Phagwara M.e. 10·36 7,072 9,612 50,863 27,263 23,600 5,415 4,597 16,497 11,227

Ward No.1 N.A. ],159 1,407 8,115 4,296 3,819 1,771 1,534 2,035 1,346 Block 1 87 106 656 354 302 109 92 173 U3 2 93 114 639 343 296 343 296 86 38 3 109 121 680 354 326 282 259 96 39 4 77 90 605 338 267 326 253 10 2 5 122 139 667 369 298 228 197 156 74 6 87 113 615 325 290 250 230 108 53 7 96 117 661 345 316 65 53 190 141 8 70 95 547 287 260 105 93 140 79 9 97 114 683 355 328 24 16 267 191 10 ?7 102 60S 311 294 18 19 205 134 11 73 94 560 291 269 21 26 147 119 12 77 87 562 281 281 216 186 13 84 115 635 343 292 241 167 Ward No. 2 N.A. 433 577 3,323 1,718 1,605 14 10 1,105 845 Block 14 71 81 531 279 252 163 123 15 73 104 610 322 288 207 147 16 66 91 527 287 240 198 142 17 76 103 581 292 289 2 187 152 18 69 89 521 268 253 183 145 19 78 109 553 ,270 283 12 9 167 136

Ward No, 3 N.A. 672 857 4,788 2,613 2,175 335 275 . , 1,505 1,035 Block 20 105 107 570 304 266 12 10 189 158 21 89 97 615 329 286 181 160 109 65 22 78 101 525 288 237 7 3 177 123 23 68 83 548 294 254 204 142 24 66 104 580 313 267 234 149 25 77 140 645 373 272 267 167 26 86 118 689 368 321 68 57 200 151 27 103 107 616 344 272 67 45 125 80 Ward No. 4 N. A. 609 792 4,238 2,231 2,007 383 337 1,451 1,045 Block 28 107 120 578 312 266 227 206 135 81 29 75 95 574 293 281 68 61 202 149 30 73 110 627 340 287 5 2 242 186 31 103 121 646 347 299 59 50 237 135 32 75 100 475 259 216 5 2 158 117 33 86 123 655 343 312 19 16 215 163 34 90 123 683 337 346 262 214 Ward No. 5 N. A. 417 495 3,030 1,533 1,497 23 20 1,106 928

Block 35 69 77 506 261 245 . , 191 167 36 78 118 652 317 335 3 2 219 206 37 III 112 661 330 331 256 230 38 85 102 66] 347 314 6 ) 276 207 39 74 86 550 278 'lI2 14 13 164 118 Ward No. 6 N. A. 385 539 3.199 1.619 1,580 70 65 1,106 90S Block 40 71 112 :'70 300 270 38 30 223 178 41 85 122 675 345 330 2 4 233 167 42 63 88 588 291 297 26 25 164 143 43 86 ll5 680 334 346 239 226 44 80 102 686 349 337 4 G 247 191 131

PRIMARY CEN~US ABSTRACT KAPURTHALA DISTRICT WORKERS

T~titl Workers I II III IV y VI VII VIII IX X U"':"'IX) Non­ (a) (b) workers

M E M FMFMEMFMF MFMFMFM FM F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2~ 27 28 29 3Q 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

15,459 548 858 8 500 4 58 1 .. .. 228 19 6,859 (J 351 t 3,602 17 809 1 Z,203 434 14,556 ~4,449 13,543 519 813 8 362 2 58 t . . .. 221 18 5,240 54 325 1 3,573 17 783 1 2,168 47.7 13,720 23,671

2.117 101 32 .. 34 ., 21 .. .. 20 14 752 12 68 .. 609 4 170 " 411 71 2,179 3,718 168 7 6 7 .. 2 82 7 .. 23 .. 14 .. 26 6 186 295 149 12 2 .. .. 75 1 17 .. 10 .. 25 .. 20 11 194 284 162 20 1 3 .. 2 .. 3 .. 54 1 .. 19 .. 39 " 40 20 192 306 171 5 2 2 .. .. 3 .. 27 4 .. 5 .. 4 " 124 5 167 262 199 lQ 5 7 .. 7 .. 1 .. 67 1 14 .. 36' 14 .. 48 9 170 288 157 1 4 6 .. 2 .. 1 .. 23 4 ., 63 1 40 " 14 168 289 151 3 11 1 .. 2 .. 5 1 45 .. 3 .. 47 .. 5 " 32 2 194 313 132 6 .. .. 55 .. 4 .. 37 .. 5 .. 25 155 260 185 4 1 1 66 5 .. 76 5 .. 31 4 170 324 165 27 1 3 11 48 8 5 .. 86 3 10 " 12 5 146 267 147 1 2 69 61 .. 2 " 13 1 144 268 .47 5 62 1 74 .. 1 " 10 4 134 276 184 6 7 1 79 1 4 .. 72 .. 6 16 4 159 286 "879 27 134 1 5 1 .. 8 .. 304 6 16 .. 274 1 38 .. 99 19 839 1,578 137 5 63 1 .. .. 41 3 2 .. 20 1 .. 9 2 142 247 162 5 14 59 2 .. 49 1 5 33 4 160 283 152 4 14 2 ...... 62 1 45 .. 7 " 21 3 135 236 142 3 20 1 8 52 1 2 .. 40 6 13 2 150 286 139 7 15 1 .. 43 3 .. 59 .. 9 9 7 129 246 H7 3 8 1 .. 47 2 6 .. 61 .. 10 14 1 123 280 1,316 35 228 21 I 6 1 .. .. 32 .. 360 8 51 .. 384 .. 52 " 182 25 1,297 2,140

142 5 18 2 .. 1 .. 58 .. 1 .. 41 .. 7 " 14 5 162 261 178 2 61 12 1 .. 1 .. 1 .. 37 .. 35 .. 3 .. 3 " 26 . . 151 284 119 2 17 2 .. 6 .. 33 .. 1 " 43 .. 8 " 9 2 169 235 129 6 1 .. 51 2 2 .. 53 5 " 17 4 165 248 152 4 3 .. 58 .. 2 " 69 .. 4 " 16 4 161 263 228 6 1 2 .. 1 ...... 19 .. 47 2 1 .. 125 .. 5 " 27 4 145 266 191 9 26 3 " .. .. 5 .. 51 4 9 .. 47 ., 14 .. 36 5 177 312 177 1 102 4 .. .. " ...... 25 3 .. 6 " 37 1 167 271 1,()68 52 58 8 .. 2 .. 19 .. 294 3 23 .. 396 1 45 " 223 48 1,163 1,955

169 . 60 12 143 252 14..,. . 1 . . 1 .. 3 .. 54 1 5 .. 33 1 12 " 141 1 3 . . 11 .. 24 1 " ... 62 .. 4 " 36 6 152 274 162 6 2 2 .. 32 4 .. 87 .. 3 " 32 6 118 281 171 5 12 3 .. 55 1 6 .. 62 .. 3 .. 30 4 176 294 III 3 11 1 ...... 49 .. 3 .. 22 .. 9 .. 16 3 148 213 161 5 31 3 .. 1 .. 52 .. 4 .. 39 .. 5 " 26 5 182 307 153 12 1 .. .. 28 .. 1 .. 91 .. 9 .. 23 12 184 334 726 32 46 7 2 .. 263 !J 6 I 286 4 18 .. 98 24 807 1,465

109. 2 5 23 .. .. '" 66 2 .. 13 1 152 243 142 5 9 .. 45 .. 1 .. 56 .. 4 .. 26 5 175 330 154 10 1 .. 75 2 .. 50 3 ., 23 10 176 321 177 11 4 .. .. 77 231 68 2 3 .. 22 6 170 303 144 4 27 7 .. .. 43 1 . . . . 46 1 6 ., 14 2 134 268 785 61 30 .. 38 I 284 6 16 313 1 15 .. 89 53 834 1,519 137 19 2 .. 54 3 13 .' 37 2 ., 29 15 163 251 159 12 . . 6 58 1 .. 69 .. 4 .' 22 II IR6 318 147 6 6 .. 31 39 .. l .. 51 .. 2 ., 17 6 144 291 173 15 4 ...... I 67 .. I .. 84 .. 2 ., 15 14 161 331 169 9 18 1 .. 66 2 1 .. 72 .. 5 .' 6 7 180 328 132 PHAGWARA TAHSIL URBAN BLOCKW I SE

Loca- Name of Urban Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literat~ tion agglomeration Town/ pied House- (including Institutional i Castes Tribes and Code Town/Ward/Urban Ward in Resi- holds and Houscless Educated' No. enumerator's block sq. kms. dential Population) Perseus Houses ------P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Ward No. 7 N.A. 532 836 4,233 2,281 1,952 426 346 .. .. 1,459 1,0U Block 45 64 128 680 358 322 .. 287 221 46 93 127 642 365 277 3 6 .. 288 190 47 118 167 820 427 393 41 33 264 222 43 49 89 411 222 189 ]66 125 49 41 107 523 257 266 3 '6 .. 180 154 50 87 133 633 371 262 92 58 .. 183 9G 51 80 85 524 281 243 281 243 .. 91 26 Ward No. 8 N.A. 1,457 2,390 10,894 6,079 4,815 868 702 .. .. 3,933 2.474 Block 52 197 237 848 529 319 31 34 .. 294 137 53 94 178 684 441 243 76 54 .. 243 83 54 75 152 613 345 268 199 158 .. 194 89 55 96 113 629 318 311 .. 247 203 56 87 120 686 361 325 4 5 .. 251 215 57 89 133 710 354 356 5 3 288 251 58 83 127 580 321 259 117 100 .. 179 9$ 59 94 124 618 331 287 7 5 .. 162 89 60 44 121 512 285 227 5 2 .. 192 1:9 61 65 133 577 301 276 8 10 .. 216 156 62 65 131 675 344 331 251 2M 63 83 184 839 516 323 209 203 .. 265 98 64 134 176 768 459 309 65 45 312 164 65 69 169 765 429 336 126 115 .. 243 141 66 72 121 611 324 287 259 In 67 110 171 779 421 358 16 8 .. 337 245 W(4rdNo.9 N.A. 1,408 1,719 9.043 4,893 4,150 1,531 1,268 ., 2,797 1,621 Block 68 83 103 645 355 290 335 269 .. 103 4() 69 115 198 860 473 387 215 185 ., 259 139 70 108 147 629 348 281 6 3 .. 273 174 71 120 120 605 330 275 12 7 217 131 72 105 117 662 362 300 2 3 263 194 73 112 113 613 330 283 12 11 .. 221 157 74 90 110 622 307 315 11 17 218 161 75 95 95 539 290 249 107 77 .." 147 94 76 115 126 561 301 26() 249 219 .. 109 39 77 )0 83 500 280 220 248 196 .. 120 40 78 88 120 671 351 320 36 38 .. 259 165 79 130 151 726 402 324 61 48 190 94 80 87 111 667 367 300 67 59 198 93 81 90 125 743 397 346 170 136 220 100 (i) Jagatjit Cotton Textile N.A. 275 298 1,759 975 784 745 608 .. 387 151 Mill (00) 130 153 813 448 365 385 326 191 67 Bfock82-83 145 145 946 527 419 360 282 .. 196 84 (ii) Mohalla Gobindpura N.A. 368 368 1,469 1,057 412 31 31 .. 724 205 (0 G) 181 181 639 503 136 14 14 .. 314 62 Block 84-85 187 187 830 554 276 17 17 410 143

(iii) Kot Rani (00) N.A. 209 210 921 720 201 1 1 .. 209 139 Block 86 209 210 921 720 201 209 139 133 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT KAPURTHALA DISTRICT

WORKERS

Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non­ (a) (b) workers

M F M F MFMFMFMF MFMFMFM F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

1,127 46 29 37 .. 1 .. 9 .. 487 2 30 .. 277 3 89 .. 168 41 1,154 1,906

182 6 1 •. 69 1 1 .. 65 18 .. 28 5 176 316 220 .- 12 ...... 155 1 1 .. 32 1 4 .. 28 10 145 265 196 7 1 2 .. 84 o. .. 54 2 32 .. 23 5 231 386 115 5 1 1 .. 47 " 4 .. 36.. 4 •. 22 5 107 184 28 __ 113 7 4 1 2 0_ 5 _. 34 .. 16 .. 23 7 144 259 178 9 23 27 .. 7 ., 50 " 8 .. 27 .. 2 .. 34 9 193 253 123 6 .. S4 .. 11 .. 29 o. 13 .. 10 158 243 3,252 99 32 21 .. 20 .. .. " 61 3 1,749 4 57 .. 697 1 194 1 421 90 2,827 4,716 339 1 6 " 1 .. 269 1 3 .. 33 4 .. 23 190 318 279 3 3 3 .. -_ ...... ' 198 1 5 •. 27 1 10 .. 33 1 162 240 217 5 1 2 .. 1 .. 141 . . 2 .. 28 .. 9 .. 33 5 128 263 132 7 8 33 . . 2 .. 41 .. 25 .. 23 7 186 304 154 15 2 .. 2 " 52 . . . . -,I . . 5 .. 22 15 207 310 187 14 .. 7 .. 3 " .. 71 " 1 .. 60.. 5 .. 40 14 167 342 171 9 2 1 .. 3 " 9 3 42 7.. 36 .. 40 .. 31 6 150 250 127 11 3 2 ...... 51 1 4 .. 23 .. 10 .. 34 10 204 276 138 . . 1 1 " 2 ., 54 . . 3 . . 37 . . 17 .. 23 .. 147 227 136 7 .. " .. .. 2 .. 42 " 7 .. 45 .. 15 .. 25 7 165 269 154 13 .. .. 2 ., 72 .. 1 .. 47 . . 13 .. 19 13 190 318 338 1 1 .. 2 •. .. .. 19 .. 273 .. J2 .. 15 .. 10 5 178 323 277 3 3 5 .. 1 " .. .. 12 ., 199 . . 4 .. 23 . . 8 1 22 2 182 306 224 2 1 1 ...... 12 ., 124 3.. 19 .. 10 .. 54 2 205 334 156 3 3 ...... 1 ., 44 1 1 .. 93 .. 3 .. 11 2 168 284 223 6 4 ...... 1 .. 84 . . 2 . . 99 . . 10 .. 23 6 198 352 ~ 2,273 76 224 7 229 1 7 ...... 32 .. 747 10 58 .. 337 2 162 .. 477 56 2,620 4,074 160 7 1 .. 5 ., 54 4 .. 12 1 31 .. 57 2 195 283 244 2 6 9 •. 2 •. 1 ., 126 1 14 .. 16 .. 16 .. 54 1 229 385 141 9 4 45 .. 6.. 26 .. 3 .. 57 9 207 272 178 7 19 .. 104 .. 2 .. 24 .. 6 •. 23 7 152 268 167 6 12 .. 73 .. 1 .. 44 5 •. 32 6 195 294 141 6 19 21 .. 2 42 ...... 29 1 9 .. 19 5 189 277 130 J 1 20 21 .. . .. , 39 .. 2.. 25 .. 4 .. 19 11 177 304 141 3 12 5 .. 40 .. 11 .. 29.. 7 .. 37 3 149 246 166 9 133 7 4 .. 6 ...... " .. 17 2 141 251 116 15 ...... 0- 28 .. 6.. 3 .. 7 .. 57 164 220 150 7 r 9 2 .. 1 ...... 2 ., 52 4.. 40 .. 5 .. 35 7 201 313 215 5 3 1 ...... 78 3 7 .. 41 .. 46 .. 39 2 187 319 148 2 35 1 .. 19 ., 30 1 3 .. 33 .. 14 .. 13 1 219 298 182 2 6 .. 102 1 30 1 2 .. 15 .. 9 .. 18 215 344 470 5 45 .. 138 2 7 1 187 2 25 .. 25 .. 14 29 505 779 225 61 .. 1 ., 123 .. 6 .. 10 •. 4 19 223 365 245 5 44 77 2 ...... 6 1 64 2 19 .. 15 .. 10 10 282 414 839 9 826 5 1 .. 4 ., 3 5 4 ,218 403 436 3 432 1 2 .. 1 .• 1 2 67 133 403 6 394 4 1 .. 2 .. 2 .. 4 2 151 270 607 5 606 2 .. 1 3 113 196 607 5 606 2 .. 1 3 113 196 ERRATA -_•.. 1 2 3 4 S

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