CENSUS OF 1981 SERIES 23

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK PART XIII-B VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMAR Y CENSUS ABSTRACT

KOCH BIHAR DISTRICT

S. N. GHOSH of the Indian Administrative Service DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS WEST BENGAL Price: (Inland) Rs. IS-00 Paise ( Foreign ) £ 1'7S or "$ 40 Cents

PUBLISHED BY THE CONTROLLER, GOVERNMENT PRINTING, WEST BENGAL AND PRINTED BY JOYMA KALI PRESS 90 B. C. ROAD, BURDWAN-713101 CONTEN"fS

.:Pages Foreword V Preface VIl Acknowledgements lX Map of the District X1 Important Statistics XUl Analytical Note and Analysis of Data 1-18 District Primary Census Abstract 20 ( Police Station-wise, Total, Rural, Urban)

Police Station-wise Primary Census Abstract t. Haldibari Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 31 (b) Village-wise Primary Census Abstract 32 lc) Town-wise Primary Census Abstract ( For Satutory Town ward-wise) 36 2. Mekliganj Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 39 (b)· Village-wise Primary Census Abstract 50 (t) Town-wise Primary Census Abstract 58 ( For Statutory Town ward-wise)

3 Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 55 (b) Village-wise Primary Census Abstract 58 (c) Town-wise Primary Census Abstract 70 ( For Statutory Town ward-wise) 4. Sita) Kuchi Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 73 (b) Village-wise Primary Census Abstract 74 5 Koch Bihar Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 80 (b) Village-wise Primary Census Abstract 84 (c) Town-wise Primary Census Abstract 100 ( For Statutory Town ward-wise) 6. Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 102 (b) Village-wise Primary Census Abstract 104 (c) Town-wise Primary Census Abstract 112 ( For Satutory Town ward-wlse ) IV

7. Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 114 (b) Village-wise Primary Census Abstract 118 (c) Town-wise Primary Census Abstract 134 ( For Statutory Town ward-wise) 8. Sitai Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of vi lIages 137 (b) Village-wise Primary Census Abstract 138

Appendix Total Population, Scheduled Caste Population and Schedu\ed Tribe Population-Urban Block-wise 143

District PrilPary Census Abstract of Scheduled Castes 147 District Primary Census Abstract of Scheduled Tribes 153 List of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes-West Bengal 159

Maps 1. Haldibari Police Station 163 2. Mekliganj Police Station 165 3. Matilabhanga Police Station 167 4. Sital Kuchi Police Station 169 5. Koch Bihar Police Station 171 6. Tufanganj Police Sration 173 7. Dinhata PoJice Station 175 8. Sitai Police Station 177 FOREWORD

The district census handbook (DCH), compifed by the Census Organisation on behalf of the State Governments, is one of the most valuable products of the Census. The DCH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is infer alia

used for delimitation of constituencies, formulation of local level and regional r plans and as an aid to District administration. The district census handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Census Abstract tPCA) data upto village level for the rural areas and ward­ wise for each city or town It also provides data on infrastructure and amenities in vHlages and towns, etc.

The district census handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained important census tables and PCA for each viUage and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, admin istrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directory, Part-B to village and town PCA and Part-C comprised anafytical report, administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. However, in some states it was confined to district census tables and in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing.

While designing the format of 1981 DCH series some new features along with the restructuring of the formats of village and town directory have been attempted At the same time, comparability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the referrent village the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is available may be given The restructuring of tile format of the village dil'ectory and incorporating more exbaustive data on infras.... ructure aspect particularly in relation to alYlenities and land-use pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regulating the provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise the regional imbalances in the proces of development. A few new items of information have also been introduced to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of information as adult literacy centres, Primary health subcentres, and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the viltages in the district which are inaccessible A new column, "total population and number of households" has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenit;es with the population and number of households • they serve. Addition of two more appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population to the total population has also been made with this view in mind. VI The formats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items.. A new state­ ment on civic and other amenities in slums in Crass_I and Class_II towns (Statement JV-A ) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is expected that this will help the planners to chalk out programmes on provision of civic amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in statement IV relating to civic and other amenities and adult literacy classes/centres under educational facilities in statement V are also added infer alia with this view. A significant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into considerations. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose.

The format of the primary census abstract for the vjlJages and towns has. been formulated in the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 Census.

In order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DCH series it has been so designed that Palt - A of the volume contains village and town directory and Part-B, the PCA of villages and towns including the Schedu led Cast~s and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Police Station/Town levels. At the beginning of the DCH a detailed analytical not-9 supported by a number of inset tables based on PCA and non census data in relation to the infrastructure has been introduced to enhance its value. The distdct and Police Station level maps depicting the boundaries and other important features have been inserted at appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication.

This publication is a joir.t venture of the State Government and the Census Organisation The data have been collected and compited in the state under the direction of Shri S. N. Ghosh,l A S, the Director of Census Operations, West Bengal on behalf of the State Govern­ ment which .has borne the cost of printing The task of planning, designing and co-ordination of this publication was carried out by Shri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General ( Social Studies) of my office. Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) provided the technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been scrLtinised in the Social Studies DiVision at the headquarters under the guidance of Shri M.M. Dua. Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributed in this project.

P. PADMANABHA New Delhi - Registrar General, India the 26th April, 1982 PREFACE

The District Census Handbook compiled by the Census Directorate, West Bengal, on beha~f of the Govt. of West Bengal, containing Census Statistics besides other invaluable data of importance for use by the State Govt, district administration, research scholars and various other data-users owes its origin to 1951 Census The present publication of 1981 Census is fourth in tha series.

The Census of 1981 was conducted in February, 1981 with sunrise of 1 st March, 1981 as reference date under the stewardship of Shri S. N. Ghosh, Director of Census Operations, West J3engal. The credit for the success of the operation goes entirely to Shri Ghosh However, before the report could be finalised, Shri Ghosh had to resume his duties under the Govt. of West Bengal in public interest. The present publication is the product of his dedicated labour, immaculate planning and sterling administrative c apabilitie.s. Without the active involvement and inspiring leadership of Shri Ghosh, the present publication would have been a stlll, birth. The Census statistics in the form of Primary Census Abstract included in the publication relate to the district of Koch Bihar. A brief analytical note with a number' of inset tablesbased on Census data, included in this publication, will hopefully meet the requirements of the readers.

As mentioned earlier, the 1981 'Census operation in West Bengal was conducted by Shri S. N. Ghosh, as Director of Census Operations under the inspring captaincy of Shri P. Padmanabha, former Registrar General and ex-officio Census Commissioner of India, whose imaginative planning, enthusiastic support and electrifying guidance led us to successful completion of an undoubtedly difficult operation. We silently recall the contribution of Sri Padmanabha.

Shri V. S. Verma, the present Registrar General, India has been guiding us soon after his assumption of office in 1,933 to oversee the timely completion of the project. Without his active support, deep understanding and mature guidance, the publication would not have progressed much. We. are greateful to Shri Verma.

We gratefully recall the help, guidance and advice received from Shri V. P. Pandey, Joint Registrar General, India in technical and administrative matters relating to this project. Dr. N. G. Nag DeputY Registrar General (Social Studies r and his colleagues had provided us technical guidance and scholarly assistances ri g ht from the start of the project. We acknowledge our debt to him and his colleagues.

We are also indebted to Shri K. K. Chakraborty former Deputy Registrar General (C & T) and Shri N. Rama Rao, Asstt. Registrar General, for their helpful suggestions. Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy'Registrar General ( Map) had provided us excellent support and guidance in cartographic matters. We are indebted to him. The data presented in the volume were collected at grass-root level by the District Magistrate, Koch Bihar (Principal Census Officer) and his innumerable colleagues including the Charge Superintendents, Census Supervisors, Census enumerators. The data were .processed under the Deputy Director in-charge of the Regional Tabulation office by a host of Coders, Checkers, Tabulators. Supervisors etc. We acknowledge their countributions to the preparation of this volume.

The final tabulation and compilation of data have been done by the Central Tabulation Unit of this VlIl office under the supervision of Sri S. K. Guha, lnvestigator, first under the guidance and supervision of Shri M. N. Sarkar, Asstt. Director of Census Operation, (since retired) and later under Shri A. K. Dutta, Deputy Director of Census Operations, West Bengal. Without theit sincere efforts the data could not have been finalised. The analytical note was prepared by Shri S. K. Guha, Jnvestigator and scrutinised, edited and finalised by Shri A. K. Dutta, Deputy Director of Census Operations, West Bengal. The publication is a silent testimony to their labour and love.

The credit for preparation of the maps goes to the Map unit of this directorate under the technic,al and administrative guidance and supervision of Shri A. K. Dutta. Deputy Director of Census Operations, West Bengal, who was ably assisted by Shri Chourajit Singh, Senior Geographer, Sri T. S. Khadatkar, Geographer and their colleagues.

The printing work was supervised very efficiently by Shri S. K. Guha, Investigator, under the able guidance of Sri A. K. Dutta. DeputY Director without whose direct involvement the publication could not have seen the light of the day. We recall Sri Datta's effective contribution with admiration.

There were also officials who had contribut6d to the project from behind the curtain. Among officials of th~ State Government who had helped US in various stages of the publication are Shri K. J. Basu Roy Chaudhury, WBCS, Shri B. Bhattacharvya, wacs. both Deputy Secretaries to the Govt of West Bengal; Home ( C & E) Department, Writers' Buildinys, Calcutta and their colleagues to whom we pay our tribute. Mention should also be made of the Controller of Stationery. Govt. of West Bengal. for kindly providing us the necessary printing materials. Lastly. we must express our appreciation to Joyma Kali Press. 90 B. C. Road, Barddhaman for the printing of this publication.

Sukumar Sinha Calcutta Joint Director of Census Operation, West Bengal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

No. Name Designation 1. Shrimati Anjali Das Stat isticaJ Assistant 2. Such eta Dutta " .. 3. Shri Pratap Singh I. 4. Kamal Dutta " " 5. Nikhi\ \(umaT Bagchi Computot " 6. Manash Kumar Mitra " " 7. Ranendra Kr. Roy Chowdhury " 8. Asok Kumar Sarkar u " 9. Shrimati Narnita Chatterjee 10 Dipti Chatterjee ,. " 11 Anjali Banerjee " .. 12. Ranu Indra " .. Nandita Dutta 13 " 14. Kalpana Chowdhury " 15. Mira Banerjee " " 16. Nira Chakraborty " 17. Sephali Bose " 18. Shri Prasantakumar Burman Proof Reader 19. Shri R. K. Chourajit Singh Senior Geographer 20. T. S Khadatkar Geographer " 21. Bimalesh Das Sr. Artist (Since Retired, 1986) 22. Birendranath Mallick Sr. Artist Ramchandra Kaibartta Das 23. " " 24 J B. Dasgupta Artist " 25. A. R. Halder Senior Draughtsman " 26._ Pradip Das " Chapa\ Kumat Ghosh Artist 21. " 28. H. R. Banerjee Draughtsman " 29. B. K. Majumder " A. K. Paul 30 " " 31. S K. Chatterjee " "

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IMPORTANT STATISTICS

WEST BENGAL KOCH BIHAR

Persons 54.580,M7 1~771,643 POplllation Total Males 28,560,901 915,461 Females 26,019,146 856,182

1,649,383 Rural Persons 401 133,926 Males 20.617,489 852,016 Females 19,516,437 797,161

Urban Persons 14,446,121 122,260 Males 7,943,412 63,445 Females C),503,309 58,815 23-17 25-28 Decennial population growth rate 1971-81 Total Rural 20-36 2H9 Urban 31-73 26-50

8S,7~2,{} 3,387-0 Area (Sq_-kms) 61S 523 Density of Population (per Sq. kms) 911 9lS Sex Ratio (Number of Females per 1,000 Males} Tbtal Rural 947 936 Urban 819 927

Persons 40-94 30'10 Literacy rale Males 50'67 40-09 Females 30'25 19·43

26-47 6-90 Percentage of Urban Population to total Population

Percentage to total populatioll Persons 28-26 28-99 (i) Main Workers Males 48-72 52-96 Females 5-81 3-36

PCNOns 1'91 0'81 (ii) Marginal Workers Males I-58 0-67 Females 2'26 0'96

Persons 69'83 70'20 (iil) Non-workers Males 49'70 46'36 Females 91·93 9s-6S XIV

Break-up of Main Workers Percentage among main Workers (i) Cultivator Persons 29'76 52-02 Males 31'40 54-29 Females 14-67 13-72

(ii) Agricultural Labourers Persons 25-23 27-24 Males 23-69 26-58 Females 39-43 38-37

(Hi) Household Industries Persons 3-52 2-01 Males 3-09 1-43 Females 7-50 11-78

(w) Other Workers Persons 41-49 18-72 Males 41-82 17-68 Females 38-40 36-10

Percentage of S_ C_ Population to total Populatian Persons 21-99 49-84 Males 21-82 49-79 Females .22-\7 49-89

Percentage of S- T_ Population to total Populaiion Persons 5-63 0-57 Males 5-46 0-58 Females 5-81 0-56

Number of Occupied residential houses 9,591,501 328,196

Number of villages Total 41,112 1,168 Inhabited 38,024 1,139 Uninhabited 3,088 29

Number of Towns 291 7 ANALYTICAL NOTE

ANALYTICAL NOTE

It has been the tradition of the Indian Census to present the census data under the two broad divisions termed urban a'1d rural.

The definition of an urban unit at the 1981 Census is as fOllows: a) All places with a Corparation, Municipality, TOWil Committee, Notified Area, Cantonment. b) All other places which satisfied the following criteria:

i) A Population of 5,000 as the minimum, ii) Density per square kilometre would be a minimum of 400, and iii) At least 75% of the male working force should be engaged in non-agricultural pursuits.

Apart from town/city the 1971 concept of urban agglomeration is also adopted for the 1981 Census, An / urban agglomeration means a stretch of urban area covering more than one municipality/town/urban, outgrowth within a geographycally contiguous urban continuum. An urban agglomeration shows how a particular area has had geographycally continuous urbanisation. - Mention may be made in this connection of urban outgrowths. The concept of urban outgrowth has come into force for the first time in 1981 Census. The outgrowth, which must neceassarily be contiguous to an urban area, is itself an urban area in so far as it fulfills the last two criteria of being an urban unit, but it falls short on the population front i. e. it w9u1d have a population of less than 5,000 but more than 600. All other areas which are not convered by the definition of urban as stated above will be treated as Rural.

Census House: We defined the ce_nsus house in the follawing manner: "A 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 Qe occupied or vacant. It'may be used for a residential or non-residential purpose or both". Actually to make the concept under­ standable and applicable in field we had to introduce the concept of Singleness of use. What, as per the above definition, would be a census house otherwise might not be so if there is no singleness of use.

Household: We defined household as follows: "The household is a group of persons who commonly live together and would take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevented any of them from doing so. There may be a household of persons related by blood or household of unrelated perSOnS or having a mix of both".

Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes:

We have our own list of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes notified fo~ our state only. If the person belonging to a scheduled cast~ or scheduled tribes returns his caste or tribe by a synonym or generic name 4

of. a caste or a tribe, the information was noted if it found place in the notified list. All efforts were given to ascertain the correct name of the scheduled caste or tribe as found in the notified list. For a household

belonging, to scheduled castes or scheduled tribes, religion of the Read of household was also examined. Scheduled caste population are found only among the population belonging to Hindu and Sikh religions but the scheduled tribe population may belong to any religion. Literates: In the census terminology, a person who can both read and write with understanding in any language is to be taken as literate. A man who can merely read but cannot write is not a literate. It is not necessary that a person who is literate should have received any formal education or should have passed any minimum education standard. All the children of the age of four years or less were treated as i1literate even if the child was attending a school or might have picked up reading and writing.

Careful attention was also given wh.le collecting information on educational attainment of individuals. The highest education level attained by the person enumerated was recol'ded. This information is vital for manpower planning. Main Worker : The definition of worker difference petween 1971 and 1981 and the system of dividing the entire PQPulation by application of the concept of worker has also cndergone a very important change. Earlier in 1961 and then in 1971 the total population was divided into two categories. mutuallY.exclusive of each other. They were workers and non-wor~ers respectively. But in 1981, this dichotomy has been replaced by a trichoto[l1Y with three cateQories mutually exclusive of each other. viz. main workers, marginal workers and non­ workers.

The 1961 Census definition of worker as follows: "The basis of work wilL be s<.tisfied in the cass of seasonal work (ike cultivation,' livestock, dairying, household industry etc., if the person has had some regular work of more than one hour a day throughout the greater part of the working season. In the case of regular employment in any trade, profession, service, business or commerce the basis of work will be satisfied if the person was employed during any of the fifteen days preceding the day on which you (Enumerator) visited the "Household". In 1971, the following definition was applied: "A worker is a person whose main activity is participation in any economically productive work by his physical or mental activity. Work involves not only actual work but effective supervision and direction of work. The reference period is one week prior to the date of enumeration in the

case of regular. work in trade, profession, serv ice or bltSiness. If a person had any such r~gular work on any one of the days during this reference pericd and this has been returned as his main activity the person will

be categorised accordingly ...... There are certain types of work which ar~ not carried on throughout the year such as cultivation, livestock keeping, plantation work, some types of household industry etc. A person's main activity should be ascertained with reference to such work in last one year even if he was not economically active in the week prior to enumeration". 5

Further, those who did not do any work in the manner described above, yet did some work to come under the category of secondary worker. As per 1971 definition, it was to cover "cases tike persons -performing household duties or students who may not be engaged ,in any other economically productive work at all, as also those who, though basically are performing ,household duties or students etc., for the purpose of their main activety, still participated in some other economic activity su{;h as helping the household in several items of work, as in cultivation, or in household industry, or in looking after the cattle, in attending to family business etc., but not to the extent as a full time work. Such participation will be considered as secondary work of those persons ...... partici.pation of work that goes to augment the income of the household will only be treated as economic activity".

In 1981 Census anyone who has done any work at all during the last one year is a Vl(orker. The definition of work as participation in any econcmically produetive activity either in physical or mental way remain more or less the same as in 1971. But this time the population has been classified into three main groups, each mutually exclusive of the others. The main workers are those who have worked major part of the year preceding the enumera1!i

Marginal Worker: The marginal workers are those who have worked any time at all in the year preceding enumeration but have not worked for a major part of the year. In other words, marginal workers are those who participated in economically productive work for less than 183 days during the year preceding Enumeration.

Non-Workers: ' Non-workers are those who have not done any economically productive work at all during the last one year. All non-workers have been divided into seven categories in 1981 Census. They are (i) Students, Oi) House­ hold duties, (iii) Rentiers/Retired persons, (iv) Beggers etc., (v) Inmates of Institutions, (vi) Dependents and (vii) Others. Scope of Primary Census Abstract: The Primary Census Abstract is the basic table prepared from the total count of census. It has been presented at three levels, viz. (1) District Primary Census Abstract, (2) Urban/Village Primary Census Abstract and (3) Primary Census Abstract of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes-District level showing towns and police stCitions. The District Primary Census Abstract presented here corresponds to that in 1971 and contains the folloVlling items ;-Area of the police stations/towns in Km2, number of occupied residen­ tial houses, number of households, total population and its division into sexes, scheduled castes population and its division into males and females, scheduled Tribes population and its division into males and females, the sex diviSion of the literates, total male main worker and total female main. worker, total male cultivators 6

and total female cultivators, similar sex division of agricultural labourers, household industries, other workers, marginal workers and non-workers. All these information have been covered in 39 columns. The urban/village PCA has been outlined with 28 cols and have been depicted with occupied residential houses, number of households, population. scheduled castes population, scheduled tribes population, literates, main workers showing its four broad divisions, marginal workers and non-workers All these data have been shewn with sex division. The urban/village PCA represents data wardwise for statutory towns and as a whole for non-statutory towns and mouzawise. The Primary census abstracts of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes represent separately all information like scheduled castes and scheduled tribes popUlation, literates, main-workers with broad categorios, marginal work(;rs and non-wor;<"ers showing males and females for all the items in 31 colum'ns. The 1981 Census categorised workers into tour major categories. The first and second categories; e cultivators and agricultural labourers correspond to categories followed in 1971. The third category represents workers corresponding to category veal of 1971. All other remaining workers grouped tcgether in category iv of 1981. This category includes Workers engaged in categories III, IV, V(b), VI, VII, VIII and IX of 1971 .

.ANALYSIS OF DATA

It is a Census tradition to analyse certain data on sccial and demographic information colkcted durir.g census enumeration and from ancillary projects like Town Directory and Village Directory. The District Census Handbook 1951 and 1961 were decorated with such analysis which were most attractive to the scholars. The District Census Handbook 1981 follows the same manner as in 1$51 and 1961. A large number of inset tables has been prepared on Town Directory, Villa£e Directory and Primary Census Abstract to make the analysis more scientific and acceptable.

8 TABLE I-POPULATION, NUMBER OF

Population

r- Total Name of r- ---. S1. No. Police Station Persons Males Fem!lles 1 2 3 4 5 Haldibari 73,975 38,548 35,427

2 Me~liganj 103.268 54,113 49,155 3 Mathabhanga 290.380 150,675 139,705 4 Sital Kuchi 125,710 64,919 60,791 5 Koch Bihar 467,419 241,580 225,839 6 T-ufanganj 288,370 148,282 140,088 7 Dinhata 353,149 181,704 171,445 8 Sitai 69,372 ?5,640 33,732

Total 1771,643 915,461 856,181 9 VILLAGES AND TOWNS, 1981

Population ,,--- ___..)._------" Rural Urban No. of Villages ,.- --. ,.------~------~ ,.---.-'----~ No. of Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Total Inhabited Towns 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

66,845 34,805 32,040 7,130 3,743 3,387 62 56 1 98,734 51,669 47.065 4,534 2,444 2,090 152 139 1 279,327 144,833 134,494 11,053 5,842 5,211 195 193 1 125,710 64,919 60,791 70 67 387,318 200,264 187,054 80,101 41,316 38,785 260 259 2 283,464 145,711 137,753 4,90'6 2,571 2,335 127 126 1 338,613 174,175 164,438 14,536 7,529 7,007 249 246 1 69,372 35,640 33,732 53 53

1649,383 852,016 797,367 122,260 63,445 58,815 1,168 1,139 7

Table 1 presents data on sexwise pupulation by rural and urban separately, number of villages and towns in the district of Koch Bihar in 1981 Census. The district Koch Bihar is predominantly a rural district and 93.10 percent of its population Jive in villages. The district has seven towns only of which two are administ_ered by municipality, four-by town committee and remaining one is a non-municipal town. Of the municipalities, the district headquarters Koch Bihar is a class 11 town with a population of 67327 and Subdivisional headquarters Dinhata with a population of 14536 has acquired the size Class IV status. Two of the four town committees Mekliganj and Tufanganj cater the needs of towns of size class VI whereas one each for the size classes IV & V viz. Mathabhanga Town committee for sizs class IV and Haldibari in size class V, The solitary non-municipal town has the status of a class IV town. Among the statutory towns of the state of West Bengal, Mekliganj with the population of 4534 happens to be smallest urban unit according to 1981 census. The urban population of the district workout to 6.90 percent only. The district is therefore predominantly a rural. Hrghest concentration of rural population is found in the Koch Bihar police station. 10

TABLE 2-DECADAL CHANGE IN DISTRIBUTION OF papULATION

Population ,-- Percentage decadal 1971 1981 Variation (1971-81) ,------, $1. No. Police Station Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban----- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Haldibari 56,515 51,417 5,098 73,975 66,845 7,130 30'89 30'01 39'86 2 Mekliganj 81,067 77.290 3,777 103,268 98.734 4,534 27'39 27'74 20'04 3 Mathabhanga 226.797 217,630 9,167 290,380 279,327 11,053 28'04 28'35 20'75 4 Sital Kuchi 95,]28 95,128 125,710 125,710 32'15 32'15 5 Koch Bihar 372,487. 309,823 62,664 467,419 387,318 80,101 25'49 25'01 27-83 6 Tufanganj 241,633 237,424 4,209 288,370 283.464 4,906 19-34 19'39 16'56 7 Dinhata 288,801 277,064 11,737 353,149 338,613 14,536 22'28 22'21 23-85 8 Sitai 51,755 51,755 69,372 69,372 34'04 34'04

Total 1414,183 1,117,531 96,652 1,771,643 1,649,383 122,260 25'28 25'19 26'50

Table 2 deals with decadal variation in population during 1971-81. The district has registered a growth rate of _25.28 percent during this decade which is hiQ_her than the state figure of 23.17 percent in this regard. The growth

rate of 1961-71 for the district was recorded as 38.67 percent again~ the state average of 26.87%, the decadal growth rate is higher for urban areas than rural areas of the district. In terms of percentage they are 26.50 and 25.19 respectively. The position in 1961-71 was 38,93 percent for rural areas and 35.28 percent fer urban areas. The poiice stationwise highest growth rate is observed in Sitai P. S. which is recorded as 34.04 percent. Likewise Haldibari P. S. shows the highest growth rate of 39.86 percent among the urban areas in the district. On the other hand, Tufanganj police station accounts for 19.34 percent growth during the decade 1971-81 which happens to be the lowest grow.th rate in the district. 11 TABLE 3-DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY POPULATION RANGES

No. of Percentage of Range of Villages in Villages in Population each range each range 1 2- 3

- 200 132 11-60 200- 499 234 20'54 500--1,999 528 46'36 2,000-4,999 198 17-38 5,000-9,999 42 3-69 10,000+ 5 0'43

Total 1,139 100'00

Table 3 presents distribution of villages according to the size of population. It transpires that 46.36 percent of the villages in the district have population in the range of 500-1999. There are 5 villages in the distJict where the population exceeds 10,000.

TABLE 4-DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY DENSITY

Range of Total No. of Percentage of density Villages in each Villages in each (Per sq. Kms.) density range density range 1 2 3

- 10 Negligible 0'09 11- 20 1 Negligible 0'09 21- 50 9 0'79 51-100 14 1'23 101-200 46 4'04 201-300 77 6'76 301-500 444 38'98 501+ 547 48'02

Total 1,139 100'00

The density of population in the villages of the district of Koch Bihar is shown in Table 4. /" There are as many as 547 villages in the district constituting 48.02 percent of the total inhabited villages belong to the density range of 501 and plus per sq. km. The pattern of distribution of densities in villages has been examined police stationwise. The observations are significant to the extent that out of 246 inhabited villages in Dinhata P. S.. 180 villages' constituting 73.17 percent and out of 259 inhabited villages in Koch Bihar P. S., 148 villages i. e. 57.14 percent have fall in the density range of 501 and plus. 12 TBALE 5-PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION IN THE VILLAGES Percentage range of No. of Percentage of Scheduled Caste Population Villages in Villages in to Total Population each range each range 1 2 3

0- 5 30 2'98 6-10 40 3-98 11-15 30 2'98 16-20 40 3'98 21-30 80 7'95 31 and above 786 78'13

Total 1,006 100'00

Note :-Only thuse villages have been taken into account where the scheduled castes population are found.

The proportion of scheduled caste population to total population in the viHages of the district Koch Bihar

is given in table 5. Although there are as many as 1139 inhabited villages in the district, the scheduled c~te population are found In 1006 villages only. It is interesting to note that three fourths of the inhabited villages have schedule caste population exceeding 31 percent of the total population. The proportion of scheduled caste population to total population as low as 0-5 percent is found in 30 Villages only.

TABLE 6-PROPORTION OF SCEHDULED TRIBE POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION IN THE VILLAGES Percentage range of No. of Percentage of Scheduled Tribe Population Villages in Villages in to Total Population each range each range 1 2 3

0- 5 127 76'05 6-15 29 17'36 16-25 5 2'99 26-35 3 1'80 36-50 51 and above 3 1-80

Total 167 100'00 Note :-Only those villages have been taken mto account where the .scheduled trIbe population are found.

Table 6 deals with the proportion of scheduled tribe population in the villages of the district of Koch Bihar. In 76.05 percent of the total inhabited villages, the percentage of scheduled tribe population to total population is 5 percent or less. There are only 3 villages in the district where the scheduled tribe population is 51 percent or more. 13 TABLE 7-POPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION IN TOWNS

Percentage of Percentage of Total Total Scheduled Caste Scheduled Tribe Total Scheduled Caste Scheduled Tribe Population to Populaiotion to S1. No. Name of the Town Population Population Population Total Population Total Population 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Dinhata 14,536 1,415 19 9'73 0'13 2 Guriahati 12,774 1,535 57 12'02 0'45 3 Haldibari 7,130 1,532 161 21'49 2'26 4 • Koch Bihar 67,327 7,773 166 11'55 0'25 5 Mathabhanga 11,053 983 5 8'89 0'05 6 Mekliganj 4,534 1,578 13 34-80 0'29 7 Tufanganj 4,906 766 18 15'61 0'37

All Towns 122,260 15,582 439 12'74 0'36

The proportions of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes population to total population in towns of . ~ Koch Bihar are available in table 7. The scheduled castes population constitute 12.74 percent in the urban areas of the district which is (10.31) above the state average in this connection. Within the district, the town Mekliganj has the highest proportion of 34.80 percent of scheduled caste population to total population. Whereas Mathabhanga is at the other extreme with 8.89 percent of scheduled caste popolation to total population. :_./ The proportion of scheduled tribe population in the urban sector of the district is negligible i. e. 0.36 percent, which is far belOW the state average. of 0.80 percent in respect of urban areas of West Bengal. Among the towns of the district numerically the largest concentration of scheduled tribe is to be found at Haldibari town with 2.26 percent followed by Guriahati town with 0.45 percent. 14 TABLE 8-LITERACY RATES BY POPULATION RANGES OF VILLAGES

Range of Population No. of Villages in each range Literacy rate 1 2 3

-- 200 132 25:69 200- 4W 234 ~5"69 500-1,m 528 25-36 2,000-4,999 198 27-30 5.000-9,999 42 31'55 10,000+ 5 31'72

Total 1,139 27'44

Table 8 reflects the literacy rates by population size of the villages. The table rev€als that the rate of literacy in the Rural areas of the district of Koch-Bihar is 27.44 percent. The rural areas of the state of West Bengal as a whole on the other hand record the percentages as 33.12 in this connection. Highest percentage of literates (i. e. 31. 72) has been registered in villages with population size of 10,000 and plus. It is significant to note that all the villages belonging to different population size have literacy rates below the State levels in this respect.

TABLE 9-LITERACY RATES FOR TOWNS

Sl. No. Name of the Towns Literacy Rate 1 2 3 1 Dinhata 71'36 2 Guriahati 56'04 3 Haldibari 58'91 4 Koch Bihar 67-85 5 Mathabhanga 68'12 6 Mekligani 52'73 7 Tufanganj 70'S7

All Towns 66'10

The literacy rates for the various towns of the district are evident froms table 9. All the towns taken together, the percentage of literates works out to 66.10, which is above the State average of 62.66 percent, Townwise, Dinhata has the highest literacy rate with 71.36 perce;']t and Mekliganj the lowest with 52.73 percent. Out of 7 towns of the dislrict, 3 towns have recorded literacy rates lower than the urban state average.

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TABLE to-LITERATES, WORKERS, NON-WORKERS,

Percentage of S.C. S. T. Total Total population Population Population Literates to Total Population 51. Name of Rural to Total to Total r--~-----' No. Police Station Urban Persons Males Females Population Population Persons Males Female 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Haldibari T 73,975 38,548 35,427 58'59 0'34 28~47 38'08 18'02 R 66,845 34,805 32,040 62-55 0'34 25'22 35'22 14'37 U 7,130 3,743 3,387 43'62 0'24 58'91 64-68 52'52

2 Mekliganj T 103,268 .54,113 49,155 71'41 0'71 24-19 34'64 12'68 R 98,734 51,669 47,065 73'02 0'73 22-88 33-47 11'25 U 4,534 Z,444 2,090 • 34'80 0'53 52'73 59-41 44'93

3 Mathabhanga T 290,380 150,675 139,705 64'28 0'68 26'41 37'26 14'71 R 279,327 144,833 134,494 66'48 0'70 24'76 35'74 12.93 U 11,053 5,842 5,211 8'89 0'05 6&12 74'17 60'66

4 Sital Kuchi "T 125,710 64,919 60,791 57'57 0'03 21'80 31-65 11'28 R 125,710 64,919 60,791 57'57 0'03 21'80 31-65 11'28 U

5 Koch Bihar T 467,419 241,580 225,839 40'04 2-31 38'37 47'74 28'35 R 387,318 200,:264 187,054 45'92 0'69 32'67 42'62 22'01 U 80,101 41,316 38,785 11-62 0'28 65-97 72-57 58-94

6 Tufanganj T 288,370 148,:282 140,088 43'27 1'91 28'91 39-25 17'97 R 283,464 145,711 137,753 43'74 1'93 28'l9 38'58 17'19 U 4,906 2,571 2,335 15'61 0'70 70'87 76-55 63'85

7 Dinhata T 353,149 181,704 171,445 41'71 0-39 30'45 40-39 19'92 R 338,613 174,175 164,438 43'08 0'40 28'69 38'77 18'03 U 14,536 7,.529 7,007 9'73 0-13 71-36 77-93 64'31

8 Sitai T 69,372 35,640 33,732 68'80 Negligible 18'65 27-84 8'94 R 69,372 35,640 33,732 68'80 Negligible 18'65 27.84 8'94 U

Koch Bihar District T 1,771,643 915,461 856,182 49'85 0'57 30'10 40'09 19'43 R 1,649,383 852,016 797,367 52'60 0'59 27'44 37'66 16'51 U 122,260 63,445 58,815 12'74 0'36 66'10 72'62 59'06 17

: SCHEDULED CASTE/TRIBE POPULATIO-S IN rHE DISTRICT

___Percentage----- of ______A ______~

< /-Main Workers to Marginal Workers to Total Workers to Non-workers to , Total population Total Population Total Papulation Total Population

~ ~ ____--A ______~__l.._ ,--______... ,----. _____.J.-_~ ___"""'\ r------,.J._------~ -Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 32 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 :::0 n 22 23

10'29 54'96 3'45 1'20 0'42 2'03 31'49 55'38 5'50 68'51 44'62 94'50 3(}-45 55'65 3'07 1'30 0'44 2-24 31'75 56'09 5'31 68'25 43-91 94'69 28'84 48'54 7-06 0'24 0'24 0'24 29'07 48'78 7'29 70-93 51-22 92-71

"30'87 55'96 3'24 0'57 0'37 0'80 31'44 56-33 4'03 68'56 43-67 95-97 3U'98 56'38 3'10 0'59 0-75 0'82 31-57 56'76 3-92 68-43 43-24 96'08 28'36 47'14 6'41 0'20 0'20 0-19 28'56 47'34 6'60 71-44 52,66 93'40

29-91 54'89 2-98 0'69 0'57 0- 83 30'61 55'45 3-81 69-39 44-55 96-19 29'93 55'07 2-86 0'71 0'58 0'85 30'64 55'65 3'71 • 69'46 44'35 96'29 29-46 50'39 5"99 0'24 0'22 0'25 29-69 50'6:! 6'24 76'31 49'38 93'76

29'39 54,13 2'96 0'85 0'49 1'24 30'24 54-62 4'19 ' 69'76 45'38 95-S1 29'39 54'13 2-96 0'85. 0-49 1-24 30'24 54-62 4'19 69'76 45-38 95-81

28-07 50'58 3'99 0-82 0'70 0,95 27'70 51'28 4'94 71-11 48'72 95'06 28'54 52-06 3-35 0'95 0'79 1'12 29'49 52'85 4-47 70'51 47-15 95'53 25-81 22·38 7'07 0'20 0'27 0'12 26'00 43-66 7-19 74'00 56'34 92'SI

28'55 52-30 3-42 0'87 0'68 29-43 52'98 4'49 70'57 47'02 95-51 28'58 52'44 3·34 0'89 0-70 29-47 53'13 4-43 70'53 46-87 95'57 26'91 44'34 7-71 0'08 0'08 26'99 44,42 7'79 73'01 55'58 92'21

2&,46 52-65 2'82 0'84 0'97 0'70 29'29 53-62 3'52 70'70 46'38 96,48 28'58 53'05 2'65 0'87 }'01 0'73 29'45 54'06 3,38 70'55 45'94 96'62 25-67 43-21 6'84 0,04 0'08 25'72 43'29 6'84 74'28 56'71 93'16

30'94 56'38 }'1O 0'73 0'41 3I-68 56'79 2-17 63-32 43'21 94-86 30'94 56'38 1-10 0'73 0-41 31'68 56'79 2'17 68'3-2 43-21 94-86

52'96 3'36 0'81 0'67 0'96 29'80 53'63 4'32 7020 46'37 95'68 53'59 3'10 0'86 0'70 1'02 30'04 54'29 4,12 69'96 45'71 95'88 44'50 6'95 0'18 0'23 0'13 26'62 44'73 7-07 73'38 55'27 92'93 18

Tble 10 highlights the proportion of literates to total population. percentage of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe population, proportion of workers with break up ioto main and marginal workers and the proportion of non working poputation in each Pulice Statio:1 of the district of Koch Bihar. Out of a total population of 177163 ill Koc.h Bihar 883084 ( or 49.85 percent) belong to the Scheduled Castes and 439 ( or 0.57 percent) Scheduled Tribes. The distribution of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes is quite uneven in the Police Stations. Police Stationwise, the proportions of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population are the heig~e~t in Mekliganj and Koch Bihar with 71.41 percent and 2.31 percent respectively. In the urban areas of Haldibari and Makliganj the Scheduled Castes population are 43'62 percent and 34.80 percent respectively. Against the literacy rate of 40.94 percent in the State of West Bengal, Koch Bihar district has 30.10 percent only. The proportions, In the rural and urban areas are 27.44% and 66.10% respectively. While the proportion in urban areas in this resp~t, is quite appreciable and above the state average it is rather poor in the rural areas of the district. The rural urban differentials in respect of literacy is quite marked in all the Police Stations having urban areas,. Among the urban areas, the literacy rate is highest in Dinhata with 71 36 percent followed by Tufanganj with 70.87 percent. ~n ~e rural areas, the highest literacy is recorded in Koch Bihar Police Station with 32 67 percent whereas sita; has the lowest rate with 18.65 percent. As regards working force in the district of Koch Bihar, 29.80 percent of the total population of the district is .. workers. This percentage is lower than the state average of 30.17 percent. The non workers comprise 70.20 perc~nt in the District. DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 20

PRIMARY

Total Population No. of (including Institution and Sl. State/D i strictI Total Area Occupied No. of Houseless Population ) No. Police Stations Rural in Residential House· ,.... UA/City/Town Urban Sq. Kms Houses holds P M F 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9

KOCH BIHAR DISTRIcr T 3387'0 328,196 330,556 1,771,643 915,461 856,182 R 3358'3 307,151 308,782 ],649,383 852,016 191,367 U 28'7 21,039 21,774 122,260 63,445 58,815 Mekliganj Subdivision T 497'6 33,454 33,615 177.243 92,661 84,582 R 492'2 31,279 31,341 165,579 86,474 79,105 U 5'4 2,175 2,274 11,664 6,187 5,477 1 Haldibari T 200'7 13,836 13,891 73,975 38,548 35,427 R • 199'2 12,506 12,515 66,845 34,805 32,040 U 1'5 1,330 1,376 7,130 3,743 3,387 Haldibari (T. C) U 1-5 1,330 1,376 7,130 3,743 3,387 '2 Mekliganj T 296'9 19,618 19,724 103,268 54,113 49,155 R 293'0 18,773 18,826 98,734 ' 51,669 47,065 U 3-9 845 898 4,534 2,444 2,090 Mekliganj (T. C) U 3-88 845 898 4,534 2,444 2,090 Molhabhanga Subdivision T 888'4 78,036 78,195 416,090 215,594 200,496 R 886'5 76,005 75,146 405,037 209,752 195,285 U 1.9 2,031 2,049 11.053 5,842 5,211 3 Mathabhanga T 626'8 54,238 54,346 290,380 150,675 139,705 K 624'9 52,207 52,297 279,327 144,833 134,494 U 1'9 2,031 2,049 11,053 5,842 5,211 Mathabhanga (T. C) U 1'89 2,031 2,049 11,053 5,842 5,211 4 Sital Kuchi T 261'6 23,798 23,849 125,710 64,919 60,791 R 261'6 23,798 23,849 125,710 64,919 60,791 U Sodar Subdivision T 737'6 85,533 86,400 467419 241,580 225,839 R 720'4 71.935 72,334 387.318 200,264 187,054 U 17.2 13,598 ]4,066 80,101 41,316 38,785 5 Koch Bihar T 737-6 85,533 86,400 467,419 241,580 225,839 R 720'4 71,935 72,334 387,318 200,264 187,054 U 17'2 13,5<)8 14,066 80,101 41,316 38,785 KOCH BIHAR (UA) U 17-19 13,598 14.066 80,101 41,316 38,785 a) Koch Bihar U 12'09 11,369 11,821 67,327 34,732 32,595 (i) Koch Bihar (M) U 8'29 10,425 10.875 62,127 32,053 30,074 (ii) Kharimala (O,G) U 3-80 944 946 5,200 2,679 2,521 (b) Gu~iahati (N. M) U 5"10 2,229 2,245 12,774 6,584 6,190 21

CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS Total Main Scheduled Scheduled Workers Castes Tribes Literates (~-IX) ...------'------. r------..J.---~ ,---- ,..------'------P M F P M F P M F P M F 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 883,084 453",877 4'1.7,207 10,165 5,310 4,795 533,346 366,965 166,381 513,590 484,819 28,771 867 ,502 447,945 419,557 9,666 5,061 4,605 452,535 320,889 131,646 481,269 456,584 24,685 15,582 7,932 7,650 439 249 190 80,811 46,076 34,735 32,321 28,235 4,086 1~7,088 61,040 56,048 979 515 464 46,042 33,425 12,617 54,287 51,472 2,815 113,978 59,420 54.558 805 411 391 39,451 29.552 9,899 50,945 48,503 2,442 3,110 1,620 1,490 174 101 73 6,591 3873 2,718 3,342 2,969 373 43,344 22,521 20,823 249 142 107 21,061 14,678 6,383 22,410 21,187 41,812 21,743 20,069 88 49 39 16,261 12,257 4,604 20,354 19,370 984 1,532 778 754 161 93 68 4,200 2,421 '1,779 2,056 1,817 239 1,532 778 754 161 93 68 4,200 2,421 1,779 2,056 1,811 239 73,744 38,519 35,225 730 373 357 24,981 18,747 6,234 31,877 30,285 1,592 72,166 37,677 34,489 711 365 352 22,590 17,295 5,295 30,591 29,133 1,458 1,578 . 842 736 13 8 5 2,391 1,452 939 1,286 1,152 134 1,578 842 736 13 8 5 2,391 1,452 939 1,286 1,152 134 259,044 134,244 124,800 2,010 1,021 989 104,090 76,688 27,402 123,804 117,845 5,959 258,061 133,714 124,347 2,005 1,018 987 96,561 72,320 24,241 120,548 114,901 5,647 983 530 453 5 3 2 7,529 4,368 3,161 3,256 2,944 312 1.86,670 96,876 89,794 1,972 998 974 76,683 56,133 20,545 86,864 82,702 4,162 185,687 96,346 89,341 1,967 995 972 69,154 51,770 17,384 83,608 79,758 3,850 983 530 453 5 3 2 7,529 4,368 3,161 3,256 2,944 312 983 530 453 5 3 2 7,529 4,368 3;161 3,256 2,944 312 72,374 37,368 35,006 38 23 15 27,407 20,550 6,857 36,940 35,143 1,797 ~,374 37,368 35,006 38 23 15 27,401 20,550 6,857 36,940 35,143 1,797

187,170 96,453 90,717 2,901 1,556 1,345 179,359 115,336 64,023 131.200 122,196 9,004 177,862 91,743 86,119 2,678 1,434 1,244 126,518 85,354 41,164 110,529 104,267 6,262 9,308 4,710 4,598 223 122 101 52,S4l 29,982 22,859 20,671 17,929 2,742 181,110 96,453 90,111 2,901 1,556 1,345 179,359 115,336 64,023 131,200 122,196 9,004 171,862 91,743 86,119 2,678 1,434 1,244 126,5-18 85,354 41,164 110,529 104,267 6,262 9,308 4,710 4,598 223 122 101 52841 29,982 ~,859 20,671 17,929 2,742 9,308. 4,710 4,598 223 122 101 52,841 29,982 22,859 20,671 17,929 2.742 1,713 3,901 3,872 166 88 78 45,682 25,769 19,913 17,505 15,161 2,344 1,344 3,683 3,661 160 85 75 42,735 23,991 18,744 16,249 14,007 2,242 429 218 211 6 3 3 2,947 1,178 1.169 1,256 1,154 102 1,535 809 726 57 34 23 7,159 4,213 2,946 3,166 :2,768 398 ,22

PRIMARY

MAIN WORKERS ~------~Cultivators Agricul tural Labourers Sl. State/Di~ictl Total (I) (II) No. Poliee ~ta ion Rural UA/City/Town Urban p M F P M F 22 23 24 25 26 27 KOCH BIHAR DISTRICT T 267,173 263,223 3,950 139,914 128,874 11,040 R 266,237 262,469 3,768 139,115 128,146 10,969 U 936 754 182 799 728 11 Mekliganj Subdivision T 33,569 32,998 571 11,971 11,101 87(J R 33,335 32,770 565 11,645 10,815 830 U 234 228 6 326 286 40 Haldihari T 12,143 12,050 93 5,

R 2~,695 22,317 378 11,087 10,009 1,078 U Sadar SubdivIsion T 56,693 55,584 1,109 32,879 30,123 2,756 R 56,440 55,337 1,103 32,557 29,810 2,747 U 253 247 6 3.n 313 9 5 .Koch Bihar T 56,693 55,584 1,109 32,879 30,123 2,756 R 56,440 55,337 1,103 32,557 29,810 2,747 U 253 247 6 322 313 9 KOCH BIHAR (UA) U 253 247 6 322 313 9 (a) Koch Bihar U. 112 109 3 105 101 4 i) Koch Bihar (M) U 90 89 55 52 3 ii) Kharimalo-Khagrabari(O,G)U 22 20 2 SO 49 1 '(b) Guriahl\ti (N.M) U 141 138 3 217 212 5 23

CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS ~------~ Household Industry­ Manufacturing, Proces sing, Other Workers Servicing ~_nd Repairing [ III, IV, V(b) & [ V (a) J VI to IX) Marginal Workers Non-Workers r--'--- -L--_--. ~-----~ ----~ r------J------.. r------L.--__,.---.... P M F P M F P M F P M F 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 10,356 6,966 3,390 96,147 35,756 10,391 14,370 6,144 8,226 1,243,683 424,498 819,185 9,408 6,259 3,149 66,509 59,710 6,799_ 14,150 5,999 8,151 1.153,964 389,433 764,531 948 707 241 29,638 26,046 3,592 229 145 75 89,719 35,065 54,654 935 376 559 7,812 6,997 815 1,478 • 361 1,117 121,478 40,828 80,650 823 295 528 5,142 4,623 519 1,452 347 1,105 113,182 37,624 75,558 112 81 31 2,670 2,374 ]96 26 14 12 8,296 3,204 5,092 718 234 484 3,568 3,188 380 888 162 726 50,677 17,199 33,478 628 171 457 1,950 1,743 207 871 153 718 45,620 15,282 30,338 90 63 27 1,618 1,445 173 17 9 '8 5,057 1,917 3,140 90 63 27 1,618 1,445 173 17 9 8 5,057 1,917 3,140 217 142 75 4,244 3,809 435 590 199 391 70,SOl 23,629 47,172 195 124 71 3,192 2,880 312 581 194 387 67,562 22,342 45,220 22 18 4 1,052 929 123 9 5 4 3,239 1,287 1,952 22 18 4 1,052 929 123 9 5 4 3,239 1,287 1,952 1,529 1,180 349 14,130 12,473 1,657 3,077 1,170 1,907 289,209 96,579 192,630 1,483 1,149 334 11,027 9,664 1,36) 3,051 1,157 1,894 281,438 93,694 187,744 46 31 15 3,103 2,809 J94 26 13 13 7,771 2,885 4,886 1,395 1,684 311 11,106 9,752 1,354 2,007 852 1,155 201,509 67,121 134,388 1,349 1,053 296 8,003 6,943 1,060 1,981 839 IJ42 193,738 64,236 129,502 46 31 15 3,103 2,809 Z94 26 13 13 7,771 2,885 4,886 46 31 Ii 3,103 2,809 Z94 26 13 13 7,771 2,885 4,886 134 96 38 3,024 2,721 303 1,070 318 752 87,700 29,458 58,242 134 96 38 3,024 2,721 303 1,070 318 752 87,700 29,458 58,242

3,493 2,492 1,001 38,135 33,997 4,138 3,833 1,691 2'142 332,386 117,693 214,693 2,830 2,016 814 18,702 ]7,104 1,598 3,675 1,581 ],094 273,114 94,416 178,698 59,272 23,277 35,995 663 476 187 19,433 16,893 1.$40 158 110 48 332,386 117,693 3,493 2,492 1,001 38,135 33,997 4,138 3,836 1,691 2,142 214,693 2,094 273,114 94,416 178,698 2,830 2,016 814 18,702 17,104 1,598 3,675 1,581 35,995 663 476 187 19,433 16,893 2,540 158 110 48 59,272 .23;1.77 59,272 23,277 35.995 663 476 187 19,433 16,893 2,540 158 110 48 409 306 103 16,879 14,645 2,234 137 100 37 49,685 19,471 30,214 45,741 17,946 320 229 91 15,784 13,637 2,147 137 100 37 27,795 89 77 12 1,095 1,008 87 3,944 1,525 2,419 254 170 84 2,554 2,248 306 21 Iv 11 9,587 3,S06 5.781 24

PRIMARY

Total Population No. of (including Institution and Sl. State/District/ Total Area Occupied No. of Houseless Population ) No. Police Stattons Rural in Residential House- r- D A/City /Town Urban Sq. Kms Houses holds P M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Tuianganj SubdiVision T 585'7 53,796 54,643 288,370 148,282 140,088 R 584'8 52966 53,748 283,464 145,711 137,753 U 0'9 830 895 4,906 2.571 2,335 6 Tufanganj T 585'7 53,796 54,643 288,370 148,282 140,088 R 584'8 52,966 53,748 2[3,464 145,711 137,753 U 0'9 830 895 4,906 2,571 2,335 Tufanganj (T. C) U 0'88 830 895 4,906 2,571 2,335 Dinhata Subdivision T 704'2 77,377 77,703 422,521 217,344 205,]77 R 700'9 74,972 75,213 407,985 209,815 198,170 U 3'3 2.,405 2,490 14,536 7,529 7,007 181,704 171,445 7 Dinhata T 546'2 64,303 64,520 353,149 R 542'9 61,898 62,030 338,613 174,175 164,438 U 3-3 2,405 2,490 14,536 7,529 7,007 7,529 7,007 Dinhata (M) U 3'26 2,405 2,490 14,536 35,640 33,732 8 Sitai T 158'0 13,074 13,183 69,372 R 1580 13,074 13,183 69,372 35,640 33,732 U 25

C£NSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS --~ Total Maio Scheduled Scheduled Workers Castes Tribes Literates (I-IX) ,------'------. ,.------'------.. ~-_---.L ,------'------P M F P M F P M F P M F 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 124.766 64,020 60,746 2,833 1.514 1,319 83.381 58,204 25,177 82.336 77.550 4,786 124,000 63,637 63,363 2,815 1,501 1,314 79,904 56,218 23,686 81,016 76,410 4,606 766 383 383 18 13 5 3,477 1,986 1,49/ 1,320 1.140 180 e4,766 64,020 60,746 2,833 1,:14 1,319 83.381 58,204 25,177 82,336 77,550 4,786 124,000 63,637 6J,363 2,815 I,SOl 1,314 79,904 56.218 23,686 81,016 76,410 4,606 166 3'3:\ 3'33 1'3 n S 3,411 \,9'36 1,4,}1 \,:,'].\} \.\40 \%'3 766 383 383 18 13 5 3,477 1,986 1,491 1,320 1,140 180 195,016 100,120 94,896 1,382 704 678 120,474 83,312 37,162 121,963 115,756 6,207 193,601 99.431 94,170 1,363 694 669 110.101 77.145 32,656 118,231 112,503 j,728 1,415 689 726 19 10 9 10,373 5,867 4,506 3.732 3,253 479 147,Z86 75,694 71,592 1,380 702 678 107,538 73,390 34,148 100,496 95,661 4,835 145,811 75,003 70,866 1,361 692 669 97,165 67,523 29,642 96,764 92,408 4,356 1,415 689 726 19 10 9 10,373 5,867 4,506 3,732 3,253 479 1,415 689 726 19 10 9 10,373 5,867 4,506 3,732 3,253 479 47,730 24,426 23,304 2 2 12,936 9,922 3,014 21,467 20,095 1,372 47,730 24426 23,304 2 2 12,936 9,922 3,014 21,467 20,095 1,372 26

PRIMARY

____MAIN WORKERSJ__. Cultivators Agricultural Labourers Sl. State/Districtl Total (I) (II) No. Poliee station Rural UA/City/Town Urban P M F P M F 22 23 24 25 26 27

Tu/anganj Subdivision T 41,266 40.807 459 23,847 22,293 1,554 R 41.230 40.771 459 23,827 22,281 1.546 V 36 36 20 12 8 6 Tufanganj T 41,266 40,807 459 23,847 22,293 1,554 R 41,230 40,711 459 23,827 22,281 1,546 U 36 36. 20 12 8 Tufanganj (T.C) U 36 36. 20 12 8 Dinhata Subdivision T 61,339 60,362 977 37,378 34,637 2,741 R 60,993 60,186 807 37.287 34,557 2,730 U 346 176 }70 91 80 11 7 Dinhata T 48,992 48,134 858 30,477 28,717 1,760 R 48,646 47,958 688 30,31!6 28,637 1,749 U 346 176 170 91 )30 11 Dinhata (M) U 346 176 170 91 80 11 8 Sitai T 12,347 12,228 119 6,901 5,920 981 R 12,347 12,228 119 6,901 5,920 981 U 27

CENSUS ABstRACT MAIN WORKERS r- ~------~ Household Industry- Manufacturing, Processing, Other Workers Servicing and Repairing [ III. IV, V(b) & Marginal Workets ,--____[V --L-- (a) I __------, VI to IX 1 Non-Wotkers ,------...).._------, ~-----_-A-~-_-_~ r------_,.,_----~ P M F P M F P M F P M F 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

2,563 1,609 954 14.660 12,841 1,819 2,519 1,015 1,504 203,515 69,717 133,798 2.488 1,539 949 13,471 11,819 1.652 2,515 1,013 1,502 199.933 68,288 131,645 75 70 5 1,189 1,022 167 4 2 2 3,582 1,429 2.153 2,563 1,609 954 14,660 12,841 1,819 2,519 1,015 1,504 203.515 69.717 133,798 2,488 1.539 949 13,471 11,819 1,652 2,515 1,013 1,502 199,933 68,288 131,645 75 70 5 1.189 1,022 167 4 2 2 3.582 1,429 2,153 75 70 5 1.189 1,022 167 4 2 2 3,582 1,429 2,153 1.836 1,309 527 21,410 19.448 1,962 3,463 1,907 1,556 297,095 99.681 197,414 1,784 1.260 524 18.167 16..500 1.667 3,457 1,901 1,556 286,297 95,411 190,886 52 49 3 3,243 2,948 295 6 6 10,798 4.270 6.528 1.421 1.048 373 19.606 17,762 1,844 2,956 1,761 1,195 249,697 84.282 165,415 1,369 999 370 16,363 14,814 1.549 2,950 1.755 1,195 238,899 80,012 158,887 52 49 3 3,243 2,948 295 6 6 10,798 4,270 6,528 52 49 3 3,243 2.948 295 6 6 10,798 4.270 6,528 415 261 154 1,804 1,686 118 507 146 361 47,398 15,399 31,999 415 261 154 1,804 1,686 118 507 146 361 47,398 15,399 31,999

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT­ POLICE STATIONWISE

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

1 P. S. HALDIBARI

Name Jurisdiction Population Name Jurisdiction Populatioo. 81. of List ,------.. S1. of List ,----J--_____, No. Villages No. 1971 1981 No. Villages No. 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

Andaran Bajejama 39 146 143 31 Hemkumari 9 7,147 11,108 2 Andaran Khasbash 2 148 303 32 Jangalbas 52 765 622 3 Bajejama 49 280 286 33 Jhar Singheswar 62 18 6 4 Bajejama Khasbas 33 518 569 34 Jnandas 19 912 1,310 5 Baksiganj 5 61 35 Jnankata Adhikari 55 76 86 6 Bakshiganj Andaran 36 Kamat Bandi ?9 341 295 Khasbas 3 334 587 37 Khasbas 31 93 67 7 Baksiganj Debottar 4 195 162 38 Madhua Daksiganj 36 891 975 8 Banikan ta 24 111 106 39 Madhya Hudumdanga 17 3,175 4,246 9' Bara Haldibari 1 14,522 20,345 40 Madhya Khasbas 35 865 1,168 10 Baraman 8ingkumar 47 65 85 41 60 868 1,341 11 Basaraj Bala 27 122 166 42 Nagar Sahebganj 53 1,284 1,580 12 Bibiganj 32 541 242 43 Nijtaraf 56 1,781 1,887 13 Chhat Jamaldaha 50 361 370 44 Paschim Fatemamud 20 1,157 1,464 14 Chhota Baksigonj 45 Paschim Hudumdanga 8 Andaran Khasbas 30 217 46 Paschim Samilabas 21 155 172 , 15 Chhota Bibiganj 44 • 47 Pran Majumdar 34 972 1,200 16 Chhota Haldibari 22 1,187 1,468 48 Purba Baksiganj 43 263 17 Daksin Ba]ejama 12 226 248 49 Purba Daripattani 61 446 121 18 Dakshin Bajejama Khasbas 46 821 1,071 50 Purba Fatemamud 41 422 560 19 Dakshin Baksiganj 7 64 78 51 Purba Hudumdanga 51 211 247 20 Dakshin Baraman 52 Purba Jangalbas 48 606 1,041 Singkumar 14 234 287 53 Purba Samilabas 37 374 521 21 Dakshin Basaraj Bala 23 631 785 54 Pushna Bandha Hat 6 22 Dakshin Chhota Haldibari 18 98 133 55 8amilabas 16 894 1,09.3

23 Dakshin Khasbas 40 381 492 56 Tattaram 10 314 I 400 24 Dakshin Mekhliganj 57 699 1,113 57 Uttar Baksiganj 28 747 2,328 25 Dakshin Nijtaraf 38 257 339 58 Uttar Basaraj Bala 29 1,762 431 26 Dakshin Pran Majumdar 11 180 235 59 Uttar Chhota Haldibari 25 461 564 27 Dakshin Samtlabas 13 378 444 60 Uttar Daribas 45 689 189 28 Daribas 54 254 459 61 Uttar Khasbas 26 179 265 29 Daripattani 58 161 108 62 Uttar Nijtaraf 42 245 272 30 Golapdi 15 112 114 ,

• Uninhabited Total 51,417 66,845 32 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Village) j. e· in Total Population 1. L. No. Hectares (including Institutional) of Name of Mouza (Village)! and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mouza Town/Ward (in absence Town/ Occupied No. of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes (Village)! of name repeat Ward in Residen. House- ,_.. Ward No. Ward No.) KM2 tial Houses holds Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 P. S. Haldibari Bara Haldibari 4080'27 3,671 3,671 20,345 10,616 9,729 7,669 7,032 4 3 2 Andaran Khasbas 8-29 52 52 303 105 153 33 29 3 Bakshiganj Andaran Khasbas 51'28 111 111 587 304 283 34 28 2 4 4 Bakshlganj Debottar 44'03 29 29 162 86 76 52 43 26 25 5 Bakshiganj 8'81 Uninhabited 6 Pashna Bandha Hat 13-99 Uninhabited 78 . 7 Dakshin Bakshiganj ,28.49 15 15 40 38 40 38 " 8 Paschim Hudumdanga 15'02 Uninhabit,d 9 Hemkumari 2159'27 2,038 2,089 l1,lO8, 5,837 5,271 3,423 3,086 10 Taltaram 86'51 73 73 400 212 188 145 127 11 Dakshin Pran Majumder 48-43 45 45 235 122 113 122 113 '12 Dakshin Bajejama 39'89 42 42 248 134 114 13 Daksbin Samilabas 137'79 87 87 444 240 204 223 186 14 Dakshin Basaman Singkumar 69-67 64 64 287 154 133 40 35 15 Golapdi 68'89 21 21 114 55 59 37 40 16 Samilabas 232'06 198 198 1,093 555 538 378 367 17 M.adhya Hudumdanga 1182'59 828 830 4,246, 2)95 2,051 1,173 1,131 2 18 Dakshin Chhota Haldibari 41-44 20 20 133 66 . 61 50 52 19 Jnandas 279'20 259 259 1,310 696 614 217 186 20 Paschim Fatemamud 249'93 283 283 1,464 766 698 393 364 21 Paschim Samilabas 40'92 32 32 172 95 77 68 55 22 Chbota Haldibrri 248,64 271 271 1,468 755 713 428 398 23 Dakshin Basaraj Bala 130'56 140 140 785 407 378 337 318 24 Banikanta 24'35 23 23 106 56 50 56 50 25 Uttar Chhota Haldibari 97·12 111 III 564 296 268 171 172 26 Uttar Khasbas 45-58 46 .46 265 127 138 70 79 27 Basaraj Bala 26'42 37 37 166 84 82 9 11 28 Uttar Baksiganj 443'92 431 431 2,328 1,209 1,119 687 667 29 Uttar Basaraj Bala 156'69 83 83 431 236 195 233 195 30 Chhota Baksiganj Andaran Khakbas 9'84 Uninhabited 31 Khasbas 42'48 15 15 67 31 36 13 11 32 Bibiganj 143'99 42 42 242 127 115 92 84 33 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry-Manu­ I facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing and [III, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Labourers (II) Repairing [V(a)] VI to IX] Workers Non-Workers ,,- ,....---..1-----, Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

3,719 1,592 5,628 284 3,282 38 1,680 107 65 72 601 67 87 78 4,901 9,367 77 56 85 6 16 23 2 3 1 41 3 65 147 113 78 152 12 14 37 26 6 75 5 152 271 28 11 49 5 29 14 4 2 4 37 71 Uninhabited Uninhabited 7 31 12 19 9 37 Uninhabited 2,097 636 3,315 167 2,22.! 7 970 15 11 137 112 8 25 336 2,497 4,768 75 28 118 24 64 5 48 18 6 1 4 94 160 53 9 67 13 40 22 13 5 55 100 58 8 78 67 8 3 56 114 59 2 147 109 36 2 25 93 179 40 5 102 n 30 52 133 17 1 40 1 27 13 1 8 15 50 234 107 292 39 211 69 3 2 35 10 32 263 467 866 291 1,185 38 736 1 229 6 7 8 213 23 10 52 1,000 1,<:61 29 15 47 7 41 1 4 4 2 2 19 60 184 55 401 38 278 110 7 3 28 10 2 4 6 291 570 223 133 445 13 205 3 174 2 27 3 39 5 2 321 683 46 26 59 i 38 10 11 2 36 74 331 134 433 6 230 143 3 11 3 49 322 707 154 64 218 15 96 2 99 3 2 20 11 189 363 20 5 35 4 13 1 22 3 21 46 99 29 146 8 64 78 7 4 150 260 48 29 72 1 47 25 55 137 21 9 41 27 14 43 81 463 149 684 44 473 5 198 27 12 13 525 1,075 41 12 141 3 134 1 6 2 1 95 192

Uninhabiteq 8 4 16 13 3 3 15 33 35 12 86 85 1 41 114 34 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Village) i. e. in Total Population I.L. No. Hectares (including Institutional of Name of Mouza (Village)/ and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mouza Town/Ward (in absence) Town/ Octupied No. of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes Village)/ of Name repeat Ward in Residen· House· ,....--J--. Ward No. Ward No.) KMII tial Houses holds Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 p. S. Haldibari-Contd. 33 Bajejama Khasbas 93·76 102 102 569 292 277 94 86 34 Pran Majl1mder 790 62 219 220 1,200 _ 614 586 173 168 35 Madhya 1

137 53 188 8 ]21 63 7 4 1 104 26) 22) 87 340 28 222 5 98 9 19 13 6 19 268 539 181 80 324 11 196 111 9 17 261 572

132 53 247 27 90 2 ll~ 2 6 45 17 258 442 84 16 161 31 117 38 3 26 6 2 111 218 61 25 92 4 67 18 3 7 2 15 77 149 35 9 47 3 46 1 1 23 70 87 12 145 5 85 33 27 5 112 230 124 38 153 18 77 3 69 2 7 13 148 241 36 11 93 2 32 50 2 11 54 123 Uninhabited Uninhabited 45 15 52 11 33 7 1 10 11 41 85 221 75 327 26 199 2 106 2 2 22 20 5 56 225 432 8 4 21 19 2 3 4 12 45 205 92 310 4 196 85 2 2 2 27 1 2 240 484 44 12 86 2 79 1 5 2 10 18 50 120 54 28 107 1 71 27 9 86 176 50 21 70 2 49 18 3 2 59 116 173 65 353 11 152 49 152 9 3 269 534 292 108 510 10 303 137 3 70 6 314 746 35 7 131 75 48 8 18 112 198 14 6 24 15 8 1 3 2] 38 307 136 554 11 394 2 125 5 6 30 3 8 420 894 191 46 343 4 248 88 7 2 231 535 12 3 32 29 2 1 3 21 52 39 11 103 76 24 3 56 135 235 85 402 31 278 7 92 22 32 2 7 273 628 30 5 39 32 7 1 12 22 47 3 3 1 2 36 URBAN/VILI AGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Vi~lage) i. e. in Total Population J, L. No. Hectares (including Institutional of Name of Mouza (Village)/ and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mouza Town/Ward (in absence) Town/ Occupied No. of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes Village~ of Name repeat Ward in Residen- House- ~ Ward 0, Ward No.) KMB tial Houses holds Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 P. S, Haldibari-Concld. Haldibari (T, C) 1·45 1,330 1,376 7,130'" 3,743 3,387 778 754 93 68 Word 1 442 442 1,973 1,050 923 271 260 12 7 Ward 2 259 262 1,389 722 667 106 109 1 Ward 3 169 212 1,080 578 502 129 123 73 54 Warp 4 460 46:1 2,688 1,393 1,295 272 262 7 7

],tura} 199'2 12'506 12,515 66,845 34,805 32,040 21;/43 20,069 49 39 Uaban 1'5 1.330 1,376 7,]30 3,743 3,387 778 754 93 68 Grand Total 200'7 13,836 13,891 73,975 38,548 35,427 22,521 ~0,813 142 107 37

CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS .J,__ Household Industry-Manu- facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing and [III, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Lubourers(II) Repairing [V(a)] VI to IX] Workers Non-Workers r---.J----., --., r--"----., ~~ r---...A__--~ ,.----L----, .---'-_ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

2,421 1,779 1,817 239 104 205 39 63 27 1,44] 173 9 8 1,917 3,140 674 484 489 90 7 10 1 5 2 467 87 $61 833 475 369 346 34 18 65 4 3 2 260 28 5 4 371 629 302 213 291 51 8 62 30 14 4 207 17 2 1 285 450 970 713 691 64 71 68 4 41 19 511 41 2 3 700 1,228

(

12,257 4,604 19,370 934 11,946 93 5,510 227 171 457 1,743 207 153 718 15,282 30.338 2,421 1,779 1,817 239 104 205 39 63 27 1,445 173 9 8 1,917 3,140 14.678 6,383 21,187 1,223 12,050 93 5,715 266 234 484 3,188 380 162 726 17,199 33,478

39

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

2 P. S. MEKLIGANJ

"Name Jurisdiction Population Name Jurisdiction Population SI. of List r----..J._----~ S1. of List ,------"----"""\ No. Villages No. 1971 1981 No. Villages No. 1971 1981 - 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

Alokjhari 25 1,071 1,244 36 Chhota Fulkar Dabri 112 73 93 2 Andarall Bhotbari 101 149 160 Kharkhatia 3 Andaran Debottar 120 37 Chhota Jamaldaha 44 99 4 Andaran Kharkharia 127 245 280 38 Chhota Jikabari 138 166 203 5 Andaran Kuchhlibari 122 1,234 1,021 39 Chhota Kamat 69 79 6') 6 Andaran Nijtaraf 86 575 683 Changrabandh 7 Andaran Panisala 75 376 453 40 Chhota Kharkharia 110 116 ]07 8 Bagdokara 133 825 1,056 41 Chhota 152 998 1,345 9 Bhotbari 132 536 645 42 Chhota Nijtaraf 90 101 153 10 Bhogjan 49 387 503 43 Chhota Panisala 83 168 25!l -11 Bhogramguri 58 45 53 44 Chhota Thunkirjhar 40 39 42 12 Bajijama Kuchlibari 123 778 1,165 45 Daksliin Bhotbari 113 190 174 13 Bakshiganj 95 476 46 Dakshin Daribsah 99 * 14 Balapukhari Kharkharia 126 358 433 47 Dakshin Daripattani 98 • * 15 Bara Dhulia Khalisa 6 482 594 48 Dakahin Dhulia KhaJisa 31 92 163 16 Bara Kuchlibari 147 259 390 49 Dakshin Dhulia Baldiahati 11 353 471 17 Bara Nagar 47 18 50 Dakshin Fulkar Dabri 129 321 578 18 Bara Nijtaraf 91 1,314 1,840 51 Dakshin Fulkar 125 319 369 19 Bara Panisala 74 594 813 Dabrikharkharia ~O Bara Thunkirjhar 15 898 1.141 52 Dakshin Hemkumari 108 19 281 21 Boknabandha 26 1,114 1,739 53 Dakshin Jamaldaha 145 106 564 22 Brahmapur 73 1,240 Balapuknari 23 Brahmattar Kuchlibari 151 789 885 54 Dakshin Kharija Gopalpur 37 383 683 24 Buraburi 59 122 247 55 Dakshin Kharkharia 119 * • 25 Buraburi Debattar 60 111 177 56 Dakshin Mekhliganj 114 913 26 Buraburi Dewnbas 55 83 107 57 Dakshin Nijtaraf 94 499 904 27 Buraburi Patchhara 61 185 275 58 Dakshin Panisala 81 66 201 28 Chhat Dhulia 17 303 377 59 Dakshin Uchal Pukharia 32 736 1,052 29 Chhat Jamaldaha 46/ 29 131 60 Daribas 92 57 72 30 Chhat Nijtaraf 81 121 III 61 Darikamari 6.! 385 362 31 Chhat Kamat Changrabandh 22 280 374 62 Daripattani 93 27 32 Chhat Panisala 79 169 207 63 Deutikhata 29 89 221 33 Chhota Andaran Debottar 118 64 Dewanbas 121 34 - Chhota Bhotbari 102 33 65 Dhulia Khalisa 19 64 69 35 Chhota Fulkar Dabri 106 157 168 66 Dhulia Uchalpukharia 33 141 153 40

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

2 P. S. MEKLIGANJ-Contd.

Name Jurisdiction Population Name Jurisdiction Population S1. of List r-----L---"""-'\ 81. of List ,------l--__--"'\ No. Villages No. 1971 1981 No. Villages No. 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

67 Dora Dabri 28 898 1,424 100 .,Mokarari Jamaldaha 53 245 55f 68 Dwarikamari Khasbas 57 1,725 2,109 101 Nagar 82 3,073 3,947 69 Dwarikamari Ratanpur 64 347 469 102 Nijtaraf 96 1,042 1,046 70 Fulkar Dabri 130 941 892 103 Panisala Dwitia Khanda 76 565 638 71 Fulkar Dabri Bajejama 131 286 346 104 Panisala Prathamkhanda 51 400 660 72 Fulkar Dabri Kasiabari 136 863 1,312 105 Paschim Bhatbari 97 • 73 Fulkar Dabri Kharkharia 139 720 817 106 Pashim Dhulia Baldiahati 3 207 294 74 Hatdhardharia 78 75 176 107 Paschim Dhuliha Khalisa 20 77 80 75 Hat S:l.dikha 1 40 • 108 Paschim Gopalpur 34 448 601 76 Jal Sua 10 214 312 109 Paschim Kamat 71 167 244 71 Jamaldaha 50 685 1,060 Chang rabandha 78 Jamaldaha Balapukhari 142 461 166 110 Paschim Nijtaraf 84 503 587 19 Jamaldaha Hat 43 1,224 1,781 111 Paschim Panisala 70 94 118 80 Jhar Shingheswar 116 77 112 Paschim Patchhara 18 59 75 81 Jikabari 141 295 406 Gopalpur 82 Jnankata Adhikari 12 266 276 113 Paschim Upanchauki 144 100 88 83 Kharija Gopalpur 35 375 471 Kuchlibari 84 Kharija Jamaldaha 42 523 649 114 Purba Bajejama 150 200 235 85 Khar Kharia 117 • • Kuchlibari 86 Kharija Panisala 72 120 172 115 Purba Bhotbari 135 460 686 87 Kamat Changrabandha 77 2,336 3,455 116 Purba Dhulia Baldiahati 14 3,659 3,819 88 Kamat Panisala 67 178 274 117 Purba Fulkar Dabri 134 .245 439 89 Kuchlibari 143 347 422 118 Purba Gopalpur 36 219 400 90 Lotamari 63 132 165 119 Purba Hemkumari 30 112 185 - 91 Lothamari 88 242 321 120 Purba Jamaldaha 41 127 182 92 Madhya Bhotbari 103 61 61 121 Purba Kamat 65 268 129 93 Madhya Dhulia Khalisa 13 221 242 Changrabandha 94 Madhya Fulkar 128 244 309 122 Purba Nijtaraf 89 100 203 Dabri Kharkharia 123 Purba Panisala 39 199 218 95 Madhya Jamaldaha 52 655 798 124 Purba Patchhara Gopalpur 38 288 228 96 Madhya Nijtaraf 100 100 150 125 Purba Uchalpukhari 7 89 139 97 Madhya Panisala 66 359 431 126 Purba Upanchauki 149 541 687 98 Madhya Upanch:mki 148 106 131 Kuchilbari Kuchlibari 127 Ratanpur 54 55 77 99 Mekhliganj 111 862 1,142 128 Sarhati 4 1,539 1,715 41

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

2 P. S. MEKUGANJ-Concld.

Name Jurisdiction Population Name Juri sdiction Population Sl. of List ,-----~--... Sl. of List r-----"-~ No. Villages No. 1971 1981 No. Villages No. 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 129 Satgharia 56 73 310 143 Uttar Fulkar Dabri 109 439 569 130 Shikarpur 48 22 153 Bejejama 131 Soulmari 2 2,682 3,360 144 Uttar Fulkar Dabri 104 125 201 132 Tistanadir Payasti 115 1,942 2,426 Kharkharia 133 Uchalpukhari 16 6,774 8,758 145 Uttar Hemkumari 27 362 513 134 Upanchauki Kuchlibari 146 1,755 2,290 146 Uttar Jamaldaha 140 267 :J19 135 Uttar AlokjharL 23 357 497 Balapukhari 136 Uttar Andaran Kuchlibari 124 1.477 1,090 147 Uttar Kamat 24 598 Itt 346 137 Uttar Bhotbari 85 4,501 5,862 Changrabandha 138 Uttar Boknabandha 21 342 406 148 Uttar Kharkharia 105 1,512 2,073 139 Uttar Dhulia Baldiahati 5 57 • 149 Uttar Nijtaraf 80 81 79 140 Uttar Dhulia Khalisa 8 733 829 150 Uttar Panisala 68 128 159 141 Uttar Dwarikamari 45 175 303 151 Uttar UchalpuKhari 9 140 160 142 Uttar Fulkar Dabri 107 467 422 152 Uttar Upanchauki 137 248 384 Kuchlibari

* Uninhabited Total 77,290 98,734 42

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Village) i. e. in Total Population J. L. No. Hectares (including Institutional of Name of Mouza (Village)! and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mouza Town/Ward (in absence Town/ Occupied No. of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes (Village)! of Name repeat Ward in ltesiden- House- ,-.---L----, r---'----, ,..-----L-----­ Ward No. Ward No.) KM2 Hal Houses holds Persons Males Females Males Femal!;:s Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 2 P. S. Mekliganj 1 Hat Sadikha 83'40 Uninhabited 2 Soulmari 710'18 683 683 3,360 1,754 1,606 1,620 1,496 3 Paschim Dhulia Baldiahati 66'56 58 58 2,941 156 138 156 138 ,4 Sarhati 639'21 311 311 1,715 899 816 889 806 5 Uttar Dhulia Baldiabati 87'28 Uninhabited 6 Bara Dhulia Khalisa 211-86 106 106 594 311 283 309 281 7 Purba Uchal Pukhari 34'96 22 22 139 75 64 66 57 8 Uttar Dhulia Khalisa 189'85 171 171 829 409 420 404 416 9 Uttar Uehal Pukhari 27-45 25 25 160 79 81 79 81 10 Jalsua 92'20 48 48 312 158 154 158 154 11 Dakshin Dhulia Baldiahati 94'79 96 96 471 249 222 223 203 12 Jnankata Adhikari 64'75 52 52 276 146 130 107 90 13 Madhya Dhulia Khalisa 62"94 48 48 242 134 108 134 108 14 Purba Dhulia Baldiahati 1222'73 682 683 3,819 2,014 1,805 1',696 1,538 15 Bara Thunkinjhar 246'31 227 227 1,141 590 551 514 475 16 U chat Pukhari 2233'09 1,652 1,635 8,758· 4,521 4,237 3,637 3,444 1 17 Chhat Dhulia 80'55 71 71 377 191 186 174 172 • 18 Paschim Patchhara Gopalpur 28'05 15 15 75 39 36 34 27 19 Dhulia Khalisa 27"45 15 15 69 37 32 35 30 20 Paschim Dhulia Khalisa 20·46 16 16 80 47 33 47 33 21 Uttar Bokna Bandha 86'25 84 84 406 217 189 217 189 22 Chhat Kamat Changra Bandha 45'48 78 86 374 212 162 112 95 13 14 23 Uttar Alokjhari 52'32 112 116 497 259 233 149 139 24 Uttar Kamat Changra Bandha 103'34 56 56 346 173 173 122 120 25 Alokjhari 346.80 246 246 1,244 648 596 622 575 26 Bokna Bandha 480·18 334 334 1,739 891 848 776 757 27 Uttar Hemkumari iOC)'04 91 91 513 268 24j 266 243 28 Dora Dabri 339'81 270 270 1,424 739 685 445 410

29 Deutikhata 32'89 47 49 221, 118 103 54 40 30 Purba Hemkumari 30'82 33 33 185 97 83 71 68 31 Dahshin Dhulia Khalisa 38'59 35 35 163 80 83 80 83 32 Dakshin Uehal Pukhari 275'83 205 205 1,052 536 516 414 411 33 Dhulia Uehal Pukhari 2?'78 32 32 Ij3 81 72 65 62 43

CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry-Manu- facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Worl,cers Cultivators Agricultural- Servicing and [III, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Labourers(U) Repairing [V(a)] VI to IX] Workers Non-Workers ,--~ ~ r-L-----., ,..------L---, ~ ,---'-----. r----'----.. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 13 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

Uninhabited -605 130 965 76 672 5 225 56 2 66 15 29 54 760 1,476 57 13 98 2 88 9 2 1 58 136 297 81 519 58 401 4 106 37 3 12 14 380 758 Uninhabited 64 16 197 9 142 51 8 4 114 274 21 5 44 31 8 5 31 63 177 72 240 5 169 53 5 18 169 415 44 23 40 24 13 3 39 81 63 27 86 57 24 5 72 154 108 24 138 3 89 42 3 7 111 219 35 5 83 4 67 15 4 63 126 42 8 72 54 18 62 108 597 167 1,129 23 842 8 235 13 52 2 1 884 1,782 185 37 337 32 227 19 n 8 31 5 253 519 1,534 409 2,523 1ll 1,887 23 460 71 6 170 16 4 2 1,994 4,124 46 13 107 84 19 1 4 84 185 20 5 25 1 19 6 1 14 35 9 2 26 2 23 2 2 11 30 "16 22 19 3 25 33 78 20 132 112 15 5 1 85 188 101 29 113 2 44 14 55 2 99 160 103 16 159 15 58 55, 12 46 3 100 223 64 23 93 6 75 13 5 5 80 167 244 114 382 8 320 38 4 24 4 1 266 587 300 76 516 113 341 31 107 25 16 30 52 27 375 735 109 33 156 6 119 3 32 3 5 112 239 162 35 459 13 325 3 104 9 29 19 27 261 645 37 5 57 50 6 1 61 103 35 10 62 39 5 ..- 18 35 .88 9 3 47 43 2 2 33 83 115 33 303 2 252 48 2 3 233 514 -20 3 37 31 3 3 44 71 44 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Village) i. e. In Total Population J. L. No. Hectares (including Institutional of Name of Mouza (Village)/ and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mouza Town/Ward (in absence) Town/ Occupied No. of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes Village)/ of Name repeat Ward in Residen- House- ,-..L-, ,....--L---, Ward No. Ward No.) KM,1l tial Houses holds Persons Males Females Male& Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 678 9 10 11 12 2 P. S, Mekliganj-Contd. 34 Paschim Gopalpur 112-66 128 12J I 601 313 288 305 284 35 Kharua Gopalpur 115'51 95 95 471 236 235 231 221 36 Purba Gopalpur 83'14 62 62 400 227 173 194 151 37 Dakshin KhariJa GopaJpur ]29'76 137 138 685 349' 336 311 313 38 Purba Patchhara GopaJpur 91'43 49 49 228 118 110 111 103 39 Purba Panisala 26'42 52 52 218 122 96 68 56 40 Chhota Thunkinjhar 21'76 9 9 42 19 23 19 23 41 Purba Iamadaha 53'09 39 39 182 88 94 87 93 42 Kharija Jamaldaha 146'59 137 137 649 353 296 286 243 43 Jamaldaha Hat 120'69 332 335 1,781 965 816 288 209 44 Chhota Jamaldaha 49'99 28 28 120 59 61 25 21 45 Uttar Dwarikamari 158'51 59 59 303 138 165 128 151 46 Chhat Jamaldaha 36'78 25 25 131 66 65 64 61 47 Baranagar 29'78 4 4 18 14 4 14 4 48 Shikarpur 35'48 39 39 153 80 73 76 68 49 Bhogjan 14400 107 107 503 265 238 198 ISO 50 Jamaldaha 204·87 211 211 1,060 562 4')8 404 377 51 Panisala Pratham Khanda 149·18 139 139 660 346 314 309 287 52 Madhya Jamaldaha 228·96 141 141 798 444 354 409 315 53 Mokarari Jamaldaha 105·15 120 120 553 291 262 197 112 44 43 54 Ratanpur 23'57 16 16 77 4.2 35 42 35 55 Bura Buri Dewanbas 23'57 20 20 107 53 54 53 54 56 Satgharia 20'20 77 77 110 153 157 70 75 57 Dwarikamari Khasbas 6OHO 396 396 2,109 1,096 1,013 1,039 963 58 Bhogramguri 20'98 10 10 53 28 25 28 25 59 Bura Buri 72'00 51 51 247 129 118 127 116 30 60 Debottnr Buraburi 45'58 30 177 94 ~3 15 68 61 Buraburi Patchhara 9298 54 54 275 146 129 146 129 62 Dwarikamari 82'36 64 64 362 199 163 197 160 63 Lotamari 48·17 25 25 165 e6 79 86 79 64 Dwarkimari Ratanpur 154·62- 100 100 469 237 232 224 215 65 Purba Kamat Changrabandh 96'87 60 60 329 170 159 145 140 66 Madhya~ Panisala 78'74 61 61 431 233 1')3 86 62 45 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS r------~~------~~ Household Industry-Manu­ facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing and [III, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Labourers (II) Repairing [V(a)] VI to IX) Workers Non-workers ,.---~ ~ ,-----...-<---, ,.--A----., r---'-----. ~ .---'------, ~ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28

101 22 185 160 19 6 128 288 96 16 122 5 100 2 15 1 4 3 23 8 91 222 85 25 121 8 102 4 10 3 9 106 165 134 53 197 19 141 31 4 6 12 19 2 28 65 124 252 52 20 58 3 40 2 14 4 1 4 14 56 93 55 13 70 19 47 23 19 52 77 6 11 7 7 4 4 3 2 6 16 ' 27 8 52 2 44 1 7 36 92 119 44 198 16 111 49 38 15 155 280 546 343 524 35 90 3 33 4 52 349 27 440 781 13 5 33 8 9 2 16 6 2 6 26 53 28 22 78 2 61 15 2 2 60 163 24 6 37 37 29_ 65 7 7 7 4 26 4 45 3 39 2 5 1 35 10 74 18 151 121 27 3 114 237 134 29 357 16 296 2 55 14 6 205 482 102 7 203 170 29 4 143 314 131 29 247 3 215 3 30 2 197 351 41 4 168 11 85 2 77 9 5 3 2 120 249 16 5 21 19 1 3 1 18 34 5 3 32 3 25 7 2 2 19 51 35 22 92 7 16 46 2 10 20 4 61 150 451 156 638 22 490 5 124 14 24 3 458 991 15 8 12 12 16 25 32 16 71 45 26 58 118 8 1 52 3 46 5 2 42 79 52 11 91 86 5 55 129 83 14 90 1 80 1 9 1 109 162 15 59 33 55 31 4 2 27 46 99 23 145 59 118 43 20 16 7 92 173 49 7 94 13 73 2 19 11 2 2 11 74 135 92 37 114 2 87 27 2 119 196 46 URBAN/VILI AGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Village) i. e. in Total Population J.L. No. Hectares (including Institutional of Name of Mouza (Village)! and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mouza Town/Ward (in absence) Town! Occupied No. of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes Village)/ of Name repeat Ward in Residen- House- Ward No. Ward No.) KMz Hal Houses holds Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females t 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 2 P. Ei. Mekliganj-Contd. 67 Kamat Panisala 81'33 50 50 274 142 132 97 91 68 Uttar Panisala 36'52 28 28 159 87 72 48 48 69 Chhota Kamat Changra Bandha 30'04 12 12 69 37 32 37 32 70 Paschim Panisala 31'84 23 23 118 58 60 58 60 71 Paschim Kamat Changra Bandha 40-66 49 49 244 120 124 76 80 72 Kharija Panisala 96'87 34 34 172 85 87 73 Brahmapur 108.86 Uninhabited 74 Bara Panisala 288-27 137 137 813 407 406 294 287 75 Andaran Panisala 114'74 86 86 453 239 214 9 1 76 Panisala Dwitia Khanda 120-18 112 113 638 345 293 128 109 77 Kamat Chandra Bandha 865'75 626 626 3,455 1,810 1,645 785 678 78 Hat Dhar Dharia 31'57 36 36 176 88 88 10 8 79 Chhat Panisala 43-51 39 39 207 109 98 80 Uttar Nijtaraf 23'83 9 9 79 40 39 15 20 81 Chhat Nijtaraf 46-62 17 17 111 62 49 82 Nagar Chandra Bandha 19684 756 765 3.947 2,145 1,802 272 205 2 83 Chhota Panisala 45'32 46 46 258 139 119 17 17 84 Paschim Nijtaraf 122-51 106 106 587 306 281 151 132 85 Uttar Bhotbari 1236'32 1,073 1,075 5,862, 2.999 2,863 1,392 1,365 3 2 86 Andaran Nijtaraf 154'62 130 130 683 353 330 165 154 1 87 Dakshin Panisala 32-89 42 42 201 101 100 43 38 88 Lothamari 10(l'23 62 62 321 158 163 49 65 89 Purba Nijtaraf 66'30 39 ~9 203 102 101 78 77 90 Chhota Nijtaraf 22-79 29 29 153 84 69 40 39 91 Bara Nijtaraf 465'94 339 33') 1,e40 976 864 930 814 92 Daribas 46-10 15 15 72 38 34 38 34 93 Daripattani 28-25 Uninhabited 94 Dakshin Nijtaraf 180'go 174 174 904 486 418 301 256 95 Bakshigauj 95'10 Uuinhabit:ld 96 Nijtaraf 10"6'34 201 201 1,046 549 497 506 462 97 Paschim Bhotbari 120'69 Uninhabitad 47

CENSUS ABSTRACT

,,---______MAIN WORKERS-L- ______-...._ Household Industry-Manu- facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing and [III, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Labourers (lI) Repairing [V(a)] VI to IX] Workers Non-Workers """""'_-'----. r--~---. r---...A...... ----., ,------'-----. r----'------. ~ r----L----. r----'----. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

51 1!l 92 72 20 50 132 26 8 58 3 50 6 2 2 29 6')

16 24 22 2 13 31 26 6 30 3 27 2 3 1 28 57

47 5 66 15 43 23 15 54 109 24 5 56 8 28 28 7 29 79 Uninhabited 84 20 255 3 183 53 2 19 152 403 77 24 134 2 93 2 37 4 105 212 132 44 192 6 160 30 5 2 153 287 636 197 1,002 -16 796 3 148 10 57 3 807 1,629 - 14 54 2 37 17 2 34 86 32 1 61 41 20 48 98

11 5 29 2 19 6 .~ 4 11 37 10 2 30 22 8 32 49 1,338 838 1,009 49 53 54 16 886 48 1,136 1,753 31 2 42 52 20 67 119 86 11 169 130 18 21 12 125 280 997 343 1,711 35 1,229 2 312 20 2 170 11 10 1,278 2,823 139 47 199 9 142 38 3 ,4 19 154 320 30 9 63 50 10 2 38 100 4Z 11 91 2 64 26 2 67 161 16 2 68 1 46 21 34 100 38 19 34 2 18 10 6 1 50 67 295 64 560 38 438 10 106 26 16 2 3z 106 384 720 8 3 20 10 9 1 18 34 Uninhabited 55 13 310 6 '236 70 2 4 4 3 176 409 Uninhabited ,,, 160 43 339 17 228 89 2 6 ... - 8 210 480 Uninhabited 48 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Village) i. e. in Total Population J. L. No. Hectares (including Institutional of Name of Mour.a (Village)! and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mouza TownjWard (in absence Townj Occupied No. of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes (Village)! of Name repeat Ward in Residen- House- Ward No. Ward No.) KMz tial Hon se s holds Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 2 P. S, Mek/igarzj-Contd. 98 Dakshin Baripattani 17'00 Uninhabited 99 Dakshin Daribas 87'02 Uninhabited 100 Madhya Nijtaraf 61'12 27 27 150 81 69 81 69 101 Andaran Bhotbari 31-08 27 27 160 95 65 57 38 102 Chhota Bhotbari 30·04 7 7 33 22 11 17 11 103 Madhya Bhotbari 38'59 9 9 61 35 26 35 26 104 Uttar Fulkar Dabri Kharkharia 61-12 34 34 201 98 103 105 Uttar Kharkharia 669'25 390 390 2,073 1,085 988 869 791 2 2 106 Chhota Fulkar Dabri 53'61 31 31 168 99 69 99 69 107 Uttar Fulkar Dabri 176-90 81 81 422 231 191 231 191 108 Dakshin Hemkumari 101-27 47 47 281 157 124 118 93 109 -Uttar Fulkar Dabri Bajejama 101-01 109 10:> 569 319 250 312 247 110 Chhota Khorkharia 16.88 24 24 107 55 52 55 52 111 Mekliganj 270-33 211 211 1,142 576 566 372 357 112 Chhota Fulkar Dabn Kharkharia 18-39 15 15 93 41 46 29 32 113 Dakshin Bhotbari 45'01 35 35 174 87 87 87 87 114 Dakshin Mekliganj 95'05 191 191 913 505 403 470 366 30 37 115 Tistandir Payasti 3236'67 488 488 2,426 1,267 1,159 569 530 104 111 116 Jhar Singheswar 295-42 16 16 77 40 37 40 37 117 Kharkharia 78'91 Uninhabited 118 Chhota Andaran Debottar 22'66 Uninhabited 119 Dakshin Kharkharia 143-26 Uninhabited 120 Andaran Debottar 87041 Uninhabited 121 Dewanbas 186'56 Uninhabited _ 122 Andaran Kuchlibari 296-81 211 211 1,021 541 480 352 332 36 30 123 Bajejama Kuehlibari lSI-51 230 230 1,165 593 572 492 466 16 13 124 Uttar Andaran Kuchlibari 326'08 423 423 2,081 1,090 991 939 850 26 20 125 Dakshin Fulkar Dabri Kharkharia 117'36 71 71 369 191 178 191 176 2 126 Bala Pukhari Kharkharia 123'~4 101 101 433 238 195 230 193 49

CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household ----- Industry-Manu- facturing, Total Processing, Other Workefs Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing and [III, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Labourers (II) Repairing [V(a») VI to IX] Workers Non-Workers ,..-----'---.. ,.----L~ --.,~ ,..--J------, --.. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 .21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

Uninhabited Uninhabited 18 45 33 10 2 36 69 44 8 53 43 6 4 42 65 7 4 14 9 5 8 11 25 16 15 5 2 8 20 26

31 4 45 1 36 8 1 53 102 367 136 635 26 437 5 150 16 48 5 2 450 960 46 3 65 7 59 6 6 34 62 17 3 134 126 8 97 191 26 4 84 78 6 73 124

94 38 163 2 153 5 5 2 156 248 15 3 30 2 28 2 2 25 SO 115 46 319 4 217 3 33 69 257 562

t, 12 3 27 27 20 46 43 18 54 52 33 87 29 2 . 352 11 339 13 10 153 397 182 29 782 48 588 19 172 9 5 22 15 485 1,111 10 23 23 17 37 Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited 169 19 323 22 251 11 71 11 218 458 211 56 311 5 / 188 63 60 5 282 567 495 153 643 41 408 27 145 11 90 3 3 2 444 948 _ _co

89 26 103 78 20 5 2 86 177 133 33 140 15 96 5 27 17 10 2 96 180 50 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Village) i. e. in Total Population J. L. No. Hectares (including Institutional of Name of Mouza (Village)1 and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mouza Town/Ward (in absence Town! Occupied No. of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes (Village) I of Name repeat Ward in Residen· House· ,...... ----'------, ~ Ward No. Ward No.) KMg tial Houses holds Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 678 I) 10 11 12 2 P. S. Mekliganj-Contd. 127 Andaran Kharkharia 88-84 40 40 280 146 134 146 134 128 Madhya Fulkar Dabri Kharkharia 102'32 50 50 309 161 148 161 148 129 Dakshin Fulkar Dabri 101·37 102 102 578 307 271 276 238 130 Fulkar Dabri 384-87 167 167 892 448 444 427 421 131 Fulkar Dabri Bajejama lll·ll 72 72 346 186 160 184 160 132 Bhotbari 216-52 126 128 645 321 324 321 324 133 Bagdokara 295-00 191 194 1,056 549 5CJ7 509 485 134 Purba Fulkar Dabri 148'41 81 83 439 223 216 213 209 135 Purba Bhotbari 218-34 133 133 686 360 326 360 326 13 6 Fulkar Dabri Kasiabari 469-57 252 252 1,312 682 630 677 624 137 Uuar Upanchauki Kuchlibari 101-79 84 84 384 204 180 195 178 4 1 138 Chhota Jikabari 56-98 35 35 203 104 99 104 99 139 Fulkar Dabri Kharkharia 253-30 159 160 817 441 376 441 372 140 Uttar Jamaldaha Balapukhari 111-37 53 54 319 160 159 141 Jikabari 170'68 73 73 406 199 207 193 202 6 5 142 Jamaldaha Balapukhari 142'45 37 37 166 78 88 78 88 143 Kuchlibari 96-61 76 76 422 218 204 212 199 14 Paschim Upanchauki Kuchltbari 57'76 19 19 83 51 37 51 37 145 Dakshin lamaldaha Balapukhari 47'14 96 97 564 291 273 291 273 146 Upanchauki Kuchlibari 544'42 414 417 2,290 1,203 1,087 930 831 7 5 147 BaTa Kuchlibari 129'76 63 64 390 207 133 187 165 148 Madhya Upanchauki Kuchlibari 77'70 31 31 131 62 69 49 so 149 Purba Upanchauki Kuchlibari 243'72 133 133 687 363 324 340 300 150 Purba BaJejama Kuchhbari 146'08 49 49 233 125 110 101 88 151 Brahmottar Kuchlibari 416'73 154 15.f 885 479 406 358 302 18 15 152 Chhota Kuchlibari 193-99 237 242 1,343 735 610 11 7 51 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry-Manu- facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing and [Ill, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Labourers (II) Repairing [V(a)] VI to IX} Workers Non-workers ~ ~ ,..----'---, ~ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

61 15 91 83 6 2 55 134

60 26 96 89 6 65 148 UO 9 173 140 21 12 1 , 134 270 132 50 259 6 189 56 4 14 1 189 438 56 23 106 3 98 5 1 3 1 80 157 72 10 170 141 28 1 151 324 244 49 261 12 220 6 27 1 14 5 288 495 93 33 126 2 72 1 27 27 1 97 214 72 13 153 140 11 2 206 326 131 11 395 16 295 2 82 18 13 287 614

88 26 118 2 78 30 10 3 83 178 57 7 56 1 48 1 7 1 6 48 92 227 43 239 3 163 72 2 4 202 372

21 2 93 2 64 27 2 67 157 55 8 125 6 70 52 6 3 74 201 26 4 47 39 7 31 88 63 18 121 75 43 • o. 3 97 204

24 3 29 21 8 1 22 36

67 10 154 1 105 46 3 137 272 502 106 658 119 577 102 71 13 10 4 4 541 968 78 6 109 6 59 50 4 1 98 177

8 41 34 7 21 69

160 34 188 17 151 33 16 4 175 307 29 2 6Z 5 44 17 5 1 63 105 119 20 259 55 225 50 27 5 7 3 77 217 274 93 12 374 303 48 23 361 609 52 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Village) _ i. e. in Total Population J. L. No. Hectares (including Institutional of Name or Mouza (Village)! and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mouza Town/Ward (in absence Town! Occupied No. of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes (Village)1 of name repeat Ward in Residen- House- ~ Ward No. Ward No.) KMB tialljouses holds Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 P. S. Mekliganj-Concld. Mekliganj (T.C) 3-88 845 898 4,534 2,444 2,090 842 736 8 5 Ward No 81 81 437 221 216 los 98 2 2 Ward No 2 93 98 531 280 251 178 160 Ward No 3 105 141 735 399 336 112 101 Ward No 4 167 174 891 532 359 108 54 2 Ward No 5 122 124 622 330 292 43 4S 2 2 Ward No 6 272 280 1,318 682 636 296 278 Rural 293'0 18,773 18,826 98,734 51,669 47,065 37,677 34,489 365 352 Urban 3'9 845 898 4.534 2.444 2,090 842 736 8 5 Total 2909 19,618 19,724 103,268 54,lJ3 49,155 3&,519 35,225 373 357 53 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry-Manu- facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing And lUI, IV. V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Labourers (II) Repairing [V(a)] VI to IX] Workers Non-Workers ~ ,...---'----, ,..---J--.. ,..----'------, ,-----'---. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 13 14- 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

1,452 939 1,152 134 124 6 81 18 4 929 123 5 4 1,287 1,952 138 111 115 8 32 10 2 71 8 106 208 114 58 134 3 8 27 11 88 2 146 248 219 106 189 13 4 8 177 12 210 323 364 219 232 24 5 3 224 24 1 299 335 219 159 151 25 3 147 25 1 17& 267 398 286 331 61 72 6 33 4 3 222 52 3 4 348 571 17,295 5,295 29,133 1,458 20,824 472 5,305 603 124 71 2,880 312 194 387 22,342 43,220 1,452 939 1.152 134 124 6 81 1 18 4 929 123 5 4 1,287 1,952 18,747 6,234 30,285 1,592 20,948 478 5,386 604 142 75 3,809 435 19) 391 23,629 47,172

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VR..LAGES

3 P. S. MATHABHANGA

Name Jurisdiction Population Name Jurisdiction Population r-----__.)._-----....,, 51. of List r---___J._---~ 81. of List No. Villages No. 1971 1981 No. Villages No. 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

1 Abas Ratanpur 111 677 802 36 Bherbheri 179 1,030 831 2 Agna 12 323 558 37 Bherbheri Manabari 184 709 1,686 3 Andaran Pakhihaga 56 915 1,510 38 Bhogmara 153 2,747 3,463 4 Angarkata Khaterbari 123 479 576 39 Bhogramguri 35 3,461 4,734 5 Angarkata Paradubi 124 4,676 5,922 40 Bhojaner Chhara 186 587 574 6 Angarmani 83 243 261 41 Bhurungamari 192 153 219 7 Asakbari Dwitiakhanda 96 609 700 42 Bhur Kuldanga 118 612 804 8 Asakbari Prathamkhanda 86 3,020 3,762 43 Bochagari 191 1,197 1,515 9 Asmanirghat 168 168 348 44 Brahmottar Sonalali 177 436 532 10 Atharakatha Kalpani 161 1,466 __ 1,782 45 Buraburi 36 2,148 2,715 11 Atpukhari 127 998 1,290 46 Chakiarchhara 175 1.285 2,513 12 Baghmara Sukhandighi 133 709 1,222 47 Chandamari 115 580 6% 13 Bailpari 66 960 1,566 48 Chandanchaura 154 62 66 14 119 2,195 2,551 49 Chenakata 88 824 1,113 15 Baksiganj 100 39 155 50 Chengar Khata 38 541 741 16 Ba1asi 76 1,391 1,583 51 Chengat Khata Khagtibari 39 2,350 2,939 17 Bala Sundar 16 1,947 2,212 52 Chhannamadar 167 884 985 18 Baldiahati Balasi 7 385 • 53 Chhatchhit Kibari 157 398 646 19 Balarhat 90 454 532 54 Chhat Duai Suai 82 4 5 20 Bamanikura 151 103 86 S5 Chhat Dumniguri 173 106 125 21 Bamania Paschim 44 1,339 1,806 56 Chhat Dwarikamari 72 287 478 22 Bamania Purba 50 1,313 1,749 57 Chhat Gopalpur 31 211 219 23 Bara Chakiarchhara 187 388 455 58 Chhat Jorpatki 188 855 1,190 24 Baradola Gadalerkuthi 101 866 1,037 59 Chhat Khagribari 40 129 154 25 Bara Gopalpur 30 1,512 2,087 60 Chhat Khaterbari 122 1,773 1,721 26 Bara Khalisamari 112 1,434 1,842 61 Chhat Pakhihaga 59 2,250 2,525 27 Bara Simulguri 129 4,780 7,101 61 Chhat Phulbari Daribas 17 655 879 28 Bara Saulmari 63 2,977 5,611 63 Chheramari 136 1,498 2.031 29 Baragharia Garkuta 93 2,268 2,936 64 Chhit Kibari 176 1,859 2,241 '-30 BaragharilJ, Mohanpur 102 412 474 65 Chhota Dhandharia 41 216 243 31 Baraibari 182 1,230 1,783 66 Chhota Gopalpur 33 412 227 32 Bengal Dai 95 305 440 67 Chhota Kesaribari 45 1,787 2,948 33 Bhangamore 78 3,991 4,903 63 Chhota Simulguri 128 1,616 \ 2,274 34 Bhanur Kuthi 149 505 632· 69 Daithangi 75 819 1,040 33 Bhe\akopl 131 112 276 70 Dakshin Kachakhawa 22 764 1,145

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES 3 P. S. MATHABHANGA-Contd.

Name Jurisdiction Population Name Jurisdiction Population 51. of List ,-----'-----, Sl. of List r---___'___---"'\ N(). Villages No. 1911 1981 No. Villages No. 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

11 Dakshin Kharija Go-palpur 29 221 409 106 Kesaribari 23 1,600 2,062 12 Dakshin Rongapani Balasi 42 179 217 107 Khalaigaon ISO 694 872 '1l Dakl>hin 1'etuktchhara 100 9M 1,132 108 Khariia Kauardara 117 1,325 1,578 74 Daluarpar 107 1,368 1,712 109 Kharija Kesaribari 46 268 315 75 Dangkoba 105 1,176 1,485 110 Kharija Ksbeti 13 142 139 16 Daribas 104 921 1,IS3 111 Kharija Panigram 28 233 236 71 Dauagwi 73 2,501 3,340 112 Kharija Ratanpur 110 181 250 78 Debottar Panigram 52 816 1,303 113 Kharikabari 146 1,222 1,182 79 Dewanbas 62 358 626 114 Khaterbari 121 3,438 4,340 3,106 80 Dhalaguri 141 1,345 1,717 115 Khattimari 159 2,566 81 DhandbMia 34 1,228 1,955 116 • Kherbhandar 48 388 501 82 Dharimara 140 635 821 117 Khokobari 172 543 824 83 Dhekarkuthi' 155 196 219 118 Khopadhuli 132 279 412 84 Dolangerkuthi 150 596 729 119 Kodaldhoa 193 597 843 85 Duaisuai 80 983 1,420 120 Kodalksheti 171 1,388 1,728 86 Duar Lakshmipur 14 476 702 121 K shen para 162 332 424 81 Dumniguri 165 1,426 1,860 122 Ksheti 5 3,100 3,043 88 Dwarikamari 70 2,474 3,276 123 Kuktikata 81 1,594 2,159 89 Gadaler Kuthi 79 1,086 1,397 124 Kursamari 113 1,312 1,777 -90 Garibll'ur 87 63 54 125 Kusaribari 71 825 1,234 91 Garkuta 169 43 84 126 Lafabari 67 759 1,673 92 Gaybari . 148 584 806 127 Lotapota 65 3,071 3,966 93 Genduguri 54 2,203 2,923 128 Madhya Chllat Gopalpur 24 46 67 94 164 132 150 129 Madhya Rallgapani Balasi 9 157 190 95 Gopalpur 27 215 279 130 Magurmari 10 212 - 53 96 Indrer Kuthi 58 324 336 131 Mahimer Kuthi 125 520 648 97 Jamirdanga 84 1,060 1,362 132 Mahishcharu 108 1,887 2,360 98 Jhauguri 158 701 833 133 Matiarkuthi 181 664 728 99 Jore Simuti 8 2,841 3,150 134 . Mohanpur 97 1,105 1,363 100 Jorpatki 189 2,657 3,493 135 Mukuldanglt 61 1,823 2,345 101 Jete Bholanath 4 385 435 136 Nabanirdolll 99 574 678 102 Kalagaon 77 802 947 137 Nabinerdola 69 964 1,206

1\}~ Kanibil Kankanguri 170 291 399 BE Nagar Gopa.\ganj 190 50& sn 104 Kan Phata 98 1,350 1,627 -139 Nagar Mathabhanga 183 467 560 lOS Kauardara 114 2,225 2,749 140 Nalangibari 92 1,804 2,229 57

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

3 P. S. MATHABHANGA-Conr:ld.

Name Jurisdiction Population Name Jurisdiction Population 51. of List ,.---__;'_--~ S1. of List ,----,-....______No. Villages No. 1971 1981 No. Villages No. 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 "5 141 Nendarpar 116 1,071 1,587 169 Satgachhi 89 795 958 i42 Nityanandi 57 943 1,386 170 Satgaon 106 1,040 1,403 143 Pac hagar 120 3,660 5,779 171 Satgaon Manabari 91 554 814 144 Pakhihaga 55 1,621 2.09) Sita! Lahiri 145 Panaguri 194 604 690 172 Sauderbas 68 745 1,335 146 Panigram 49 3,699 5,209 173 Sibpur 195 1,761 2,030 147 Panikhawa 137 1,235 1,445 174 Sikarpur 103 830 1,018 148 Paschim Giladaoga 47 600 559 175 Sildanga 147 1,594 1,771 149 Paschim Jamirdanga 85 399 441 176 SimaIguri 51 172 214 150 Patakamari 135 1,440 1,641 177 Singijani 18 4,527 3,119 151 Patchhara Gopalpur 25 1,234 1,509 178 Singimari 143 531 616 152 Pharabari 145 76 62 179 Subharpathar 160 831 961 153 Pheksabari 163 342 459 ISO Sutarpara 139 1,078 1,408 154 Phulbari 15 6.500 8,542 181 Taurikata 152 679 1,013 155 Phulbari Dewanbas 19 455 823 182 Tekonia 185 668 598 156 Phulbari Daribas 20 992 562 183 Tengnamari 11 202 119 157 Pulimari 53 572 832 184 Tetuler Chhara 94 411 550 158 Purba Bhoganerehhara 178 237 286 185 TetuIguri 156 145 190 159 Purba Giladanga 21 186 Uchalpukhari 32 279 382 160 Purba Nalangibari 174 1,684 2,146 187 Upanirpar 43 637 931 161 Purba Putimari 130 1,469 1,390 188 Unisbisa 134 4,296 5,733 162 Raidanga Prathamkhand 126 3,279 4,135 189 Uttar Daibhangi 60 171 689 163 Ramthanga 64 2,540 3,60) 190 Uttar Kachakhawa 3 314 391 164 Rangamati 74 2,616 2,975 191 Uttar Kharija Gopalpur 26 341 416 165 Ruidanga Dwitiakhanda 138 184 397 192 Uttar Ksheti 2 141 2()2 166 Runibari 166 1,709 2,587 193 Uttar Tengnamari 1,207 1,467 167 Salmara Dwitiakhanda 142 300 386 194 Utta; Tetuler Chhara 37 173 233 168 Salmara Pr: thamkhanda 144 774 944 195 Uttar Rongapani Balasi 6 24:1 631 • Uninhabited Total 217,630 279,327 58 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Coder Mouza Number (Village) i. e. in Total Population J. L. No. Hectares (including Institutional of Name of Mouza (Village)1 wd of No. of and Scehduled Scheduled Mouza TownlWard (in absence Towl Occupied No. of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes (Village)! of Name repeat" Ward in ResIden­ House­ ,---'-----, ,...-----J----, Ward No. Ward No.) KMII tial Houses holds Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 P. S. Mathabhanga 1 Uttar Tengnamari 202'OZ 266 266 1,467 778 689 597 519 3 2 Uttar Ksheti 60'35 45 45 292 151 141 151 141 3 Uttar Kachakhawa 33'41 83 83 391 193 198 189 195 4 Jote Bholanath 91·94- 84 84 435 233 202 209 181 5 KSheti 1114'99 570 570 3,043 1,610 1,433 1,351 1,187 2 6 Uttar Rangapani Balasi 94'02 104 104 631 334 297 220 181 7 Baldiahati Balasi 74'85 Uninhabited S Jore Simuli 703'70 541 542 3,150 1,645 1,505 1,460 1,357 2 5 9 Madhya Rangapani Balasi 77·44 36 12 100 94 96 94 96 10 Magurmari 76'66 12 36 53 28 25 17 19 11 Tengnamari 245'27 29 29 11-0/' 57 62 51 56 12 Agna 99'71 106 116 558 310 248 214 179 5 2 13 Kharija Ksheti 36'26 24 24 139 74 65 72 65 14 Duar Lakshmipur 86'25 134 134 702 364 338 364 338 15 Phulbari 1551'92 1,566 1,566 8,S4t 4,442 4,100 4,062 3,759 1 16 Bala Sundar 420'61 411 411 2,212 1,169 1,043 1,044 934 17 Chhat Phul~ari Daribas 141'93 157 157 879 457 422 457 422 18 Singijani 699'30 583 583 3,119 1,677 1,442 1,555 1,324 2 19 Phulbari Dewanbas 173'01 156 156 823 437 386 433 384 20 Phulbari Daribas 358'45 98 98 562 280 282 272 270 21 Purba Gila Danga 235'43 Uninhabited 22 Dakshin Kachakhawa 317-27 210 211 1,145 580 565 576 561 23 Kesharibari 445'22 390 394 2,062 1.021 1,041 986 1,003 24 Madhya Chhat Gopalpur 27-19 11 11 67 39 28 39 28 25 Patchhara Gopalpur 317'01 291 294 1,509 759 750 743 735 26 Uttar Kharija Gopalpur 92'20 lIO 80 416 212 204 212 204 27 Gopalpur 61'38 51 51 279 147 132 147 132 28 Kharija Panigram 51·28 44 44 236 117 119 117 119 29 Dakshin Kharija Gopalpur 85'47 97 97 409 202 207 202 207 30 Bara Gopalpur 426'31 419 420 2087 1,080 1,007 841 800 31 Chhat Gopalpur 64·75 39 39 219 1.13 106 113 106 32 Uchal Pukhan 705'70 83 83 382 193 189 169 169 33 Chhota Gopalpur 42-48 36 36 227 105 122 105 122 59 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry-Manu­ facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing and [III, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Labourers (II) Repairing [V(a)] VI to IX] Workers Non-Workers ,..-1-___ r--~ ~ ,.-~ ,-J------. ,-~ ,--'------. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females.Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

327 115 416 10 215 128 3 72 6 361 678 36 15 ,90 74 14 2 61 141 63 18 103 85 17 90 198 101 29 96" 88 3 5 20 117 202 523 157 858 9 592 3 215 2 3 48 4 2 4 730 1,420 75 18 149 3 62 2 84 3 26 2 159 292 Uninhabited 695 163 885 28 683 3 174 13 2 28 10 760 1,477 42 8 54 2 43 2 9 40. 94 7 17 12 5 11 24 17 10 34 18 14 2 5 21 51 108 22 143 7 84 26 2 3 30 4 44 6 123 '235 36 14 26 18 8 8 40 65 41 9 215 153 62 149 338 1,473 495 2,489 219 1,704 4 696 209 . 6 83 6 2 1,953 3,879 407 94 625 12 445 5 148 6 3 29 17 544 1,014 145 29 251 . 2 186 31 2 34 206 420 578 197 922 48 579 3 272 32 70 9 23 746 1,371 81 14 227 7 189 33 6 5 209 379 119 41 151 114 27 10 129 281 Uninhabited 214 41 3:!4 12 260 2 59 10 5 4 2j6 549 384 127 581. 22 414 6 147 7 7 20 2 3 440 1,016 18 3 22 19 3 17 28 334 96 424 22 305 9 107 2 2 10 10 3 332 728 79 2~ 114 6 85 2 28 1 2 97 198 55 19 78 62 13 1 2 69 131 41 12 66 2 52 11 3 51 117 70 14 122 4 87 34 3 13 80 190 358 123 610 28 395 4 179 3 15 36 6 470 979 45 11 65 48 16 48 106 87 27 116 10 87 2 25 4 4 4 77 179 28 16 54 11 25 29 11 50 III 60 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Village) i,e, In Total Population J, L. No. Hectares (including Institutional of Name of Mouza (Village)! and of No, of and Scheduled Scheduled M~ TownjWlUd (in absence Townj Occupied No. of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes (Village}1 of Name repeat Ward in Residen­ House­ ,..---t-.-.. Wmi NO. Ward No.) KMg tial Houses bQlds Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 11 12 8 P, S. Mathabhanga-Contd. 34 Dhandhania 597'51 380 380 1,955 1,010 945 852 777 35 Bhog Ramguri 1293·44 876 876 4,734( 2,432 2,302 '2,169 2,068 36 Buraburi 599'06 498 498 2,715 1,396 1,319 1,312 1,238 37 Uttar Tetuler Chhara 63'45 46 46 233 122 111 122 111 38 Chengarkhata 13£'37 149 149 741 371 370 356 357 39 Chengarkhata Khagribari 811,96 539 540 2,939 1,523 1,416 1,489 1,386 40 Chhat Khagribari 43'51 32 32 154 \ 85 69 85 69 41 Chhota Dhandhania 59'57 49 4<) 243 131 112 120 103 42 Dakshin Rangapani Balasi 301'22 43 43 217 113 104 113 104 43 Upanirpar 289'30 174 175 931 486 445 464 429 44 Bamunia Paschim 384'61 .. 345 346 1,806 919 887 716 671 4 2 45 Chhota Kesaribari 601'91 552 561 2,948 1,540 1,408 1,243 1,167 46 Kharija Kesaribari 92'46 63 63 315 172 143 146 116 47 Paschim Giladanga 78-22 114 114 559 282 277 199 185 48 Kher Bhandar 95'57 90 90 501 269 232 268 231 49 Panigram 1059'56 948 949 5,209 { 2,760 2,449 2,180 1,961 3 5 50 Bamunia Purba 301'22 319 319 1,749 928 821 451 396 51 Simulguri 40'66 41 43 214 103 111 75 77 52 Debottar Panigram 392'90 263 264 1,303 688 615 505 472 11 9 53 Putimari 180'78 139 139 832 431 401 427 399 54 Genduguri 630'14 559 559 2,923 1,529 1,394 1,474 1,354 55 Pakhihaga 373-48 375 379 2,099 1,103 996 593 517 56 Andaran Pakhihaga 267'03 285 286 1,510 785 725 651 628 57 Nityanandi 226'11- 263 263 1,386 720 666 711 652 6 10 58 Indret Kuthi 254'08 62 62 336 168 168 150 155 18 13 59 Chhat Pakhihaga 465'94 432 • 432 2,525 1,305 1,220 977 908 60 UUar Daibhanga 271'43 119 119 689 370 319 369 318 61 Mukul Danga 638'95 437 437 2,345 1,213 1,132 758 713 62 Dewanbas 105"67 112 112 626 331 295 284 262 63 Bara Saulmari 970'99 1,044 1,044 5,611/ 2,818 2,793 919 892 786 776 64 Ramthenga 720'28 745 645 3,609 1,881 1,728 1,018 955 3 65 Lotapota 755"14 767 767 3.966 2,062 1,904 1,794 1,675 14 12 66 Bail Pari 306·40 314 314 1,566 835 731 698 619 61

CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS r--.------.----~------~-----~Household Industry-Manu­ facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing and [III, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Labourers (II) Repairing [V(a)] VI to IX] .... Workers Non-Workers ..----'---­ ,--.-A-----, ,..-----}--.. ~ .----"----, ,.---L-----.. I I ___ ,..--_""-_-, Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Female~ Males Females Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28.

301 89 617 7 526 78 2 3 12 2 393 918 829 213 1,378 66 938 5 389 35 15 51 11 1 2 1,053 2,234 654 198 752 36 522 10 144 8 9 77 17 12 10 632 1,213 47 8 59 5 40 17 5 2 63 106 152 51 221 21 147 14 42 3 4 28 4 150 349 637 197 866 43 661 2 163 8 11 42 22 5 3 652 1,370 37 4 46 4 35 4 4 7 1 39 64 . 44 5 !i8 4 57 9 4 2 1 63 107 54 18 64 2 57 2 3 1 2 49 102 175 41 306 1 215 79 12 2 178 444 278 75 544 39 404 7 128 17 12 11 3 7 375 841 405 96 864 43 617 6 224 30 7 23 2 26 674 1,339 34 1 90 57 32 3 82 139 <~ 86 46 166 9 61 54 50 8 2 8 114 260 111 15 159 5 113 34 4 12 109 226 1,024 316 1,526 73 1,081 8 381 46 5 8 .59 11 22 1,212 2,375 382 141 498 19 312 156 13 3 30 3 2 4~8 802 37 9 56 1 56 47 10) 313 107 406 19 251 7 60 «7 94 5 281 596 170 56 :50 2 192 55 2 3 ISO 399 4j9 100 900 17 691 195 5 2 12 12 629 1,377 350 126 643 21 412 187 18 44 3 7 54 453 921 239 37 455 10 315 120 2 6 19 330 715 211 36 448 14 319 4 87 4 2 3 40 3 13 272 639 24 105 101 2 2 63 168 357 117 753 6 592 2 118 42 3 17 18 535 1,196 96 27 199 197 2 171 319 4:'4 148 660 31 467 2 164 26 29 3 553 1,101 161 60 189 1 165 24 1 142 294 991 452 1,365 364 496 3 384 93 3 482 268 47 6 1,406 2,423 --884 344 960 63 563 7 298 48 1 93 9 3 918 1,663 742 186 1,101 82 693 12 333 66 74 3 10 951 1.822 269 64 502 346 114 2 40 333 731 62

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Village) i. e. in Total Population J. L. No. Hectares (including Institutional of Name of Mouza (Village)! and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mouza 'Town/Ward (in absence 'Town/ Occupied No,of Houseless Population) Castes 'Tribes (Village) I of Name repeat Ward in Residen· House­ ..------L---, ,----<------, Ward No. Ward No.) KMs tial Houses holds Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 678 9 10 11 12 3 P. S. Mathabangha-Contd. 67 Lara Bari SOH 1 308 308 1,673 883 790 765 683 31 32 , 68 Sauder Bas 311-32 254 254 1,335 682 653 452 414 20 18 @) Nabiner Dola 220'15 207 208 1,206 653 553 591 513 5 4 70 Dwarikamari 539-49 589 589 3,276 1,685 1,591 1,391 1,343 3 71 Kusari Bari 247-60 244 245 1,234 641 593 579 523 3 3 72 Chhat Dwarikamari 113"96 99 99 478 262 216 201 165 73 Dauaguri 696-19 564 564 3,340 1,719 1,621 317 281 74 Rangamati 998-96 536 '536 2,975 1,551 1,424 1,156 1,063 8 14 15 Daibhangi 174-05 205 205 1,040 528 512 300 284 76 Balasi 450'14 274 276 1,583 807 776 213 214 77 Kalagaon 185-18 178· 178 947 498 449 343 320 78 Bhangamore 1056'97 932 936 4,9031 2,556 2,347 1,762 1,637 79 Gadaler Kuthi 319'86 ·289 2'11 1,397 719 678 600 551 80 Duai Suai 369-07 279 280 1,420 700 720 667 693 81 Kuktikata 41)9'57 402 405 2,159 1,122 1,037 780 731 82 Chhat Duai Sua! 11-91 5 3 2 83 Angarmani 46-88 48 43 261 137 124 84 Jamir Danga 329'71 225 225 1,362 700 662 120 115 85 Paschim Jamirdanga 24'35 88 88 oMl 223 218 196 190 86 Asokbarj Pratham Khanda 804-19 749 759 3,762 1,947 1,815 1,252 1,155 87 Garibpur 16'84 9 9 54 26 28 26 28 88 Chenakata 296'29 212 212 1,113 590 523 573 501 89 Satgachhi 226-88 179 179 958 507 451 504 451 9() Balarhat 131'31 108 108 532 282 250 125 110 91 Satgaon Manabari Sital Labiri 194-77 141 141 814 392 422 392 422 92 Nalangibari 525'77 407 407 2,229 1,156 1,073 1,070 991 93 Baragharia Garkuta 665'37 555 555 2,936 1,524 1,412 1,440 1,323 94 Tetuler Chhara 112'92 96 96 550 303 247 301 247 95 Bengal Dai 98'94 87 87 440 209 231 183 201 96 Asakbari Dwitiakhanda 182'59 97 97 700 351 349 90 9'j 97 Mohanpur 329'19 264 264 1,363 736 627 636 538 98 Kanfata 379'17 314 314 1,627 861 766 743 668 99 Nabiner Dola 184-15 125 125 678 360 318 263 238 63 SENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry-Manu­ facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing and III, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Labourers (II) Repairing [V(a)) VI to IX) Workers Non-Workers ,.----...J.._--., ,....----..A------, ~~ r---~~--~~ ~ __A- __~ r--~----~ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

216 36 509 7 369 49 3 14 77 4 19 373 764 226 66 379 14 262 94 10 2 21 4 303 639 315 82 384 17 238 136 16 9 1 37 159 232 377 495 114 908 58 606 20 260 35 5 37 3 777 1,533 149 29 403 24 266 4 116 20 21 1 2 237 567 117 17 148 15 101 47 15 114 201 539 82 958 95 685 8 254 82 2 17 5 761 1,526 569 . 138 918 16 671 2 223 12 24 2 3 633 1,405 112 14 285 112 163 2 8 242 510 264 111 ·425 8 259 134 4 4 28 2 2 380 768 143 29 284 27 185 75 4 1 23 23 6 51 208 371 867 236 1,489 40 908 4 464 26 6 3 111 7 3 1,067 2,304

229 60 415 19 257 2' 115 5 4 .. \ 39 12 3 301 659 228 43 341 36 224 2 100 28 5 4 12 2 35 106 324 578 351 84 612 31 447 146 21 6 19 4 12 16 498 990 1 3 1 2 2 31 15 76 2 54 19 3 2 61 122 248 67 391 14 280 88 11 6 12 7 309 647 62 17 131 4 102 18 3 11 92 214 740 229 1,086 16 758 4 236 2 90 11 2 861 1,797 15 4 15 12 1 2 11 27 '267 68 335 21 237 2 87 6 5 6 12 255 502 171 25 288 14 220 6 57 3 10 5 219 437 95 9 145 145 137 25<) 86 36 224 178 46 168 422 327 61 623 16 473 132 8 18 7 532 1,057 583 156 796 35 524 9 229 6 5 3 38 17 26 73 702 1,304 79 15 166 4 118 39 8 2 137 243 38 21 128 14 84 2 37 2 7 10 1 81 216 98 21 188 121 65 2 4 2 159 347 276 67 416 33 229 1 152 31 35 320 594 194 43 471 16 359 3 103 11 9 389 749 99 15 192 8 94 85 3 2 10 168 310 64 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area-of Code Mouza Number (Village) ;. e· in Total Population J.L. No. Hectares (including Institutional of Name of Mouza (Village)! and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mowa Town/Ward (in absence) Town/ Occupied No. of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes Village)! of Name repeat Ward in Residen- House- ~~ r---~--~ Ward No. Ward No.) KMII tial Houses holds Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females t 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 P. S. Mathabhanga-Contd. 100 Baksiganj 12-43 39 39 155 67 88 49 69 101 Barodola Gadaler Kuthi 294'48 206 206 1,087 549 533 433 351 102 Baragharia Mohanpor 85'73 95 95 474 251 223 97 102 103 Sikarpur 198'39 216 216 1,018 550 463 417 358 104 Daribas 155'92 245 245 1,183 613 570 48 47 105 Dangkoba 152'55 269 269 1,485 756 729 132 137 106 Satgaon 254'34 241 244 1,403 723 675 170 175 107 Daluarpar 408'% 310 312 1,712 908 804 765 663 108 Mahishcharu 510'23 447 447 2,360 1,228 1,132 1,047 983 109 Dakshin Tetuler Chhara 232·32 220 222 1,132 589 543 566 509 110 Kharija Ratanpur 66'30 48 48 250 143 107 130 96 111 Abas Ratanpur 142·45 149 149 802 393 409 246 268 112 Bara Khalisamari 429'42 321 321 1,842 962 880 370 351 113 Kurshamari 308'47 338 33'> 1,777 905 872 362 350 114 Kauardara 555'81 542 542 2,749 1,441 1,303 760 701

1~ Chandamari 159'28 137 137 696 364 332 296 264 116 Nendarpar 311'58 285 286 1,587 829 758 670 603 5 2 117 Kharija Kauardara 269'62 296 296 1,578 814 764 371 364 118 Bhurkuldanga 207'46 162 162 804 4(J9 395 356 346 119 Baisguri 470'60 467 467 2,551 1,309 1,242 403 364 120 Pachagar 715'10 1,113 1,115 5,779 2,958 2,'321 1,129 1,018 2 4 121 Khater Barr 834'75 823 823 4,340 2,180 2,160 1,2:1 1,170 122 Chhat Khater Bari 690'23 352 352 1,721 887 834 F20 777 123 Angarkata Khaterbari 205'39 109 109 576 300 276 46 36 124 Angarkata Paradubi 1299'66 1,124 I,C6 5,922 3,09J 1,1l32 1,969 1,787 125 Mahimer Kuthi 494'17 117 117 648 341 307 84 85 126 Raidanga Pratham Khanda 1180'78 792 792 4,135 2,124 2,011 895 858 127 Atpukhari 283-34 230 231 1,290 664 626 104 84 128 Chhota Simulguri 395'23 466 466 2,274 1,183 1,091 416 409 2 129 Bara Simulguri 1058'53 1,333 1,334 7,1011 3,734 3,,67 2,026 1,839 3 130 Purba Putimari 652'16 275 275 1,390 724 666 583 545 59 47 131 Bhelakopa 157-47 57 57 276 138 133 109 105 232 Khopa Dhuli 105'67 73 73 412 212 :00 210 199 65 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAINWORKERS Household Industry-Manu­ facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing and [III, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Labourers (II) Repairing [V(a)] VI to IX] Workers Non-Workers - ,.....----'---.. ,-----1---. r---~--~ ~ ,..---'-----., ,...------L----., ~---'-----, Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femaleto Males Females Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 ~8

26 16 43 20 5 29 3 9 16 24 68 155 33 305 10 182 96 26 8 244 528 101 49 133 4 85 30 2 2 16 118 219

241 114 287 14 154 107 7 2 25 5 13 8 250 446 165 58 316 14 207 85 8 24 6 14 5 283 551 236 104 387 18 169 188 12 , 1. 29 5 3 366 711 247 98 409 7 289 92 2 3 27 2 319 668 353 89 523 51 363 7 137 25 4 22 15 1 385 752 480 100 622 29 470 8 123 9 4 5 25 7 53 20 553 1,083 r 228 57 258 11 188 44 2 2 6 24 2 69 109 262 423 53 18 54 27 8 5 14 22 8 67 98 85 25 244 45 161 13 74 30 9 1 8 149 356 331 120 531 18 327 168 6 2 34 10 8 42 423 820 273 103 522 8 351 2 144 6 1 26 383 864 602 253 741 46 436 9 206 33 8 91 4 27 27 673 1.235 104 28 190 3 70 76 3 44 174 329 256 52 466 8 310 84 6 2 66 5 363 750 226 76 424 9 231 1 104 4 13 76 3 390 755 162 61 176 12 111 6 44 3 21 3 70 21 163 362 557 318 677 17 413 2 161 3 102 12 22 610 1,224 1,231 847 1,481 103 534 13 300 34 52 8 595 48 9 16 1,468 2,702 550 162 1,270 32 804 4 318 17 2 146 10 910 2,128 132 57 510 28 49 28 6 5 433 17 11 10 366 796 23 5 169 4 106 58 3 5 131 272 1,082 339 1,665 66 1,100 17 408 35 7 150 13 2 1,423 2,766 117 36 183 3 141 38 1 4 2 14 15 144 289 706 210 1,237 126 834 44 345 51 29 29 31 8 4 879 1,881 265 87 356 6 234 95 27 5 308 620

576 234 620 14 382 2 128 2 13 97 10 563 1,077 1,577 579 2,012 55 926 2 755 34 60 7 271 12 30 1,722 3,282 315 107 446 2 365 72 9 278 664 36 12 85 5 39 44 5 53 133 96 29 132 2 80 49 2 3 80 198 66

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Village) i. e. in Total Population J. L. No, Hectares (including Institutional of Name of Mouza (Village)! and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mouza Town/Ward (in absence Town! Occupied No,of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes (Village)/ of Name repeat Ward in Residen­ House­ ,---'----, ~ Wan\, No. Ward No.) KMII tial Houses holds Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ~ 10 11 12 3 P. S. Mathabhanga-Contd, 133 Baghmara Sukhangighi 200'72 225 225 1,222 671 551 325 245 134 Unisbasa 389'64 1,050 1,050 5,733 3,006 2,727 1,234 1,142 135 Patakamari 299'46 324 331 1,641 842 7()9 279 237 136 Chheramari 320'64 426 426 2,031 1,060 971 227 180 131 Panikhawa 241'86 242 242 1,445 732 713 565 556 138 Ruidanga Dwitia Khanda 112'66 75 75 397 199 198 189 ISS 139 Sutarpara 221'70 273 273 1,408 720 688 211 211 14(} Dharimara 175'34 162 162 821 408 413 370 372 141 Dhalaguri 377'62 283 2~3 1,717 891 826 702 668 142 Salmara Dwitia Khanda 384'35 79 79 386 205 181 185 157 143 Singimari 115'25 113 113 616 327 289 317 277 144 Salmara Pratham Khanda 190'11 163 163 944 496 448 121 95 145 Pharabari 200'72 10 10 62 36 26 34 23 146 Kharikabari 266'77 204 204 1,182 615 567 236 190 141 Sildanga 395'23 32.2 322 1,771 929 842 464 j 427 148 GayBari 193'73 147 147 806 426 380 275 259 149 Bhanur Kuthi 147'89 138 138 632 343 289 268 235 150 Dolanger Kuthi 169'90 136 136 729 382 347 235 212 151 Bamanikura 32'12 18 18 86 42 44 41 44 152 Taurikata 155-14 208 208 1,01~ 516 497 383 365 153 Bhogmara 794'61 537 537 3,463 1,839 1,624 1,315 1,171 154 Chandan Chaura 45'84 10 10 66 39 27 16 13 155 Dhekarkuthi 45'58 37 37 219 106 113 58 65 156 Tetulguri 54'91 27 27 190 105 85 93 83 151 Chhat Chhitkibari 137'79 88 88 646 316 330 268 286 158 Jhauguri 233'62 140 140 833 430 403 271 263 159 Khatimari 481-95 620 621 3,106 1,584 1,522 858 828 160 Subhar Pathar 151'77 178 178 961 493 468 268 254 161 Atharakotha Kalpani 292'67 307 307 1,782 903 879 336 319 162 Kshenpara 86'73 69 69 424 221 203 30 31 163 Pheksabari 88'32 78 78 459 250 209 95 71 164 Ghughumari 12'17 28 28 150 78 72 21 17 165 Dumniguri 426'83 343 343 1,860 952 908 190 169 67

CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry-Manu­ facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing and [III, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Labourers(lI) Repairing [V(a)] VI to IX] Workers Non-Workers ~ ,--J-----. ,.---'----., ~ ..----J------., ~ ,.------..J-----, Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

282 96 365 21 205 2 151 19 9 2 306 528 1,350 648 1,661 92 929 9 391 50 79 11 262 2~ 1,344 2,634 382 175 468 14 247 91 4 25 105 9 374 n5 319 138 594 41 312 258 39 9 15 466 930 248 S6 440 2 388 49 2 3 2 288 709 104 36 107 61 46 92 198 245 85 392 10 273 63 49 10 7 328 678 78 19 220 3 142 70 3 7 188 410 286 112 500 42 345 16 149 23 6 3 391 784 70 10 134 4 107 2 25 2 2 71 177 167 39 192 119 71 2 2 133 289 309 186 255 4 136 82 3 3 34 241 444 20 6 20 18 2 16 26 287 129 315 10 223 80 6 2 2 10 300 557 475 2S4 450 7 302 128 3 20 3 6 473 835 152 40 269 4 193 70 3 6 2 157 374 145 35 177 119 46 12 166 288 134 62 202 5 158 2 39 3 4 8 172 341 20 23 15 5 3 19 44 169 267 13 168 70 9 29 4 249 484 710 194 1,008 32 732 2 228 10 47 19 2 830 1,590 18 5 20 8 10 2 18 27 43 113 29, 7 62 37 24 1 23 6 65 51 14 2 40 83 80 15 185 23 126 36 20 23 3 2 131 305 206 49 260 197 58 2 3 170 402 705 348 908 30 486 2 314 14 13 95 14 676 1,491 61 13 284 5 243 2 35 3 5 209 463 351 106 449 12 322 1 III 11 16 454 867 113 26 133 95 36 1 2 88 202 92 16 132 97 30 5 118 209 23 5 38 22 12 4 40 72 295 81 532 42 289 225 41 18 420 866 68 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Village) i, e. in Total Population J. L, No, Hectares (including Institutional of Name of Mouza (Village)1 and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mouza Town/Ward {in absence) Town/ Occupied No, of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes Village~ of Name repeat Ward in Residen- House- Ward 0, Ward No,) KMz tial Houses holds Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 p, S, Mathabhanga-Contd, 166 Runi Bari 291'89 473 473 2.587 1,346 2,741 364 343 167 Chhanna Madar 147'37 183 183 985 512 473 149 113 168 Asmanir Ghat 17-61 78 78 348 179 169 132 138 169 Garkuta 9'84 17 17 84 46 38 41 36 170 Kanibil Kankanguri 68'63 69 69 399 208 191 He 96 171 Kodaiksheti 401'71 322 322 1,728 874 854 729 707 172 Khokobari 180'52 163 163 824 426 398 321 291 173 Ghhat Dumnigori 11-65 18 18 125 64 61 26 24 174 Purba Nalangibari 281'27 400 400 2,146 1,089 1,057 612 614 175 Chakiar Chhara 232'32 471 471 2,513 ],270 1,243 957 915 176 Chhitri Bari 442'89 417 417 2,241 1,182 1,059 388 360 177 Brahmottar Sonatali 83'92 104 104 532 268 264 202 211 178 Purba Bhojaner Chhara 47-14 45 45 286 153 133 88 74 179 Bhecr Bheri 133'38 165 165 831 410 421 78 79 180 Khalaigaon 198'39 167 167 872 442 430 393 388 181 Matiar Kuthi 198'91 145 145 728 367 361 195 200 182 Baraibari 618'23 367 368 1,783 911 872 696 661 183 Nagar Matha Bhanga 98'94 114 114 560 293 267 110 96 184 Bher Bheri Manabari 460'76 359 359 1,686 869 817 530 492 185 Tekonia 240'87 103 103 598 321 277 230 182 186 Bhojaner Chhara 532'50 118 118 574 297 277 181 164 187 Bara Charianchhara 313'39 83 83 455 232 223 206 198 188 Chhat Jorpatki 279'98 222 222 ],190 - 620 570 194 174 189 Jorpatki 816'88 635 635 3,493 ].832 1,661 1,114 1,000 190 Nagar Gopalganj 94'28 95 96 527 280 247 100 93 191 Bholagari 341'30 309 309 1.515 783 732 637 584 192 Bhurungamari 44-03 37 37 219 118 101 118 101 193 Kodaldhoa 379-43 160 160 843 428 415 253 258 194 Panaguri 117'33 142 142 690 347 343- 245 227 195 Sibpur 403'11 374 374 2,030 1,066 964 469 412 69

CENSUS -ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry-Manu­ facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing and [Ill, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Labourers(I1) Repairing [V(a)] VI to IX] Workers Non-Workers ,....-.---'---, ,-Jo--., ,---'----,,...... ---L-_____ ,----'------, ,.----'----.., ,.---J---...... Mal~s Females Males Females Males Females Males Fomales Males Females Males Females Males Females MaleS' Female s 13 14, 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

680 323 671 47 298 145 38 55 5 173 3 11 9 664 1,185 176 70 305 6 190 104 5 8 3 8 207 459 43 6 9~ 2 31 35 2 7 23 83 167 5 2 24 12 9 2 16 21 22 102 45 114 5 74 3 14 2 25 94 186 333 103 479 12 334 3 132 5 13 4 11 5 384 837 153 36 211 13 137 47 11 13 14 2 22 214 363 53 34 25 9 4 2 10 39 60 4,}1 254 613 16 336 150 7 15 112 9 5 471 1,041 681 365 679 87 119 71 7 317 34 172 46 20 43 571 1,113 535 172 690 80 443 23 113 47 19 2 115 8 492 979 82 14 146 11 72 60 11 13 122 253 104 59 66 2 56 4 6 87 131 127 58 203 10 101 76 7 26 3 207 411 158 31 247 12 149 2 96 10 2 195 418 63 25 208 10 143 3 61 7 4 159 351 222 69 575 80 248 10 314 69 13 335 792 163 106 152 15 25 25 3 3 99 10 2 139 251 186 63 511 19 270 3 169 5 72 11 357 798 108 29 184 109 53 22 137 276 73 14 195 36 149 2 41 34 5 102 241 87 16 128 4 87 36 4 5 104 219 192 61 335 245 83 6 285 570 621 177 973 34 620 3 261 7 4 10 88 14 14 6 845 1,621 74 38 134 6 83 47 6 3 146 240 236 74 425 17 287 5 115 6 14 2 9 4 9 358 706 27 4 69 2 S9 5 1 4 49 99 166 62 228 15 173 40 14 4 11 200 400 148 62 183 10 95 42 11 4 35 6 20 ; 7 144 326 346 137 613 3 360 199 4 50 453 961 70 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Village) i. e. in . Total Population J.L. No. Hectares ,(including Institutional of Name of Mouza (Village)1 and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mouza TownJWard (in absence) Town/ Occupied No. of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes Village~ of Name repeat Ward in Residen- House- ,.---J------., Ward o. Ward No.} KMs tial Houses hold&.. Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 (; 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 P. S, Mathabhanga-Concld. Mathabhanga (T C) 1'89 2,031 2,049 11,053 5,842 5,211 530 453 3 2 Ward No 1 198 198 1,025 535 490 51 53 Ward No 2 150 150 823 428 395 14 7 Ward No 3 253 257 1,347 750 597 57 20 Ward No 4 85 90 541 314 227 18 10 'Ward No 5 183 190 934 471 463 85 99 2 2 Ward No 6 286 288 1,617 836 181 80 72 Ward No 7 876 816 4,166 2,508 2,258 225 192 Rural 624'9- 52,W7 52,297 219,327 144,833 134,494 96,346 89,341 995 972 Urban 1'9 2,031 2,049 11,053 5,842 5,211 530 453 3 2 Grand Total 62.6'1- 54,23s 54,346 290,380 150,675 139,705 96,876 89,794 998 974 "" 71

CENSUS ABSTRACT MAl N WORKERS Household Industry-Manu- facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing and (III, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Labourers (II) Repairing {V(a)j VI to IXI Workers Non-Workers ,....-J...----., ,-----'-----. ,----"----, r---'-____ ,----'----""""' ,-----J---_____, ,-----'-~ ,-- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ~1 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

4,368 3,161 --2,944 312 67 37 3 31 15 2, gOO 294 13 13 2,885 4,886 391 254 247 21 246_ 21 287 469 348 250 209 16 5 202 16 219 379 583 397 411 41 28 6 j 372 41 339 556 260 175 172 3 2 1 168 2 142 224 378 328 239 64 3 235 64 8 224 398 694 586 374 64 2 372 64 462 717 1,714 1,171 1,292 103 31 24 3 23 15 1,214 85 4 12 1,212 2,143

51,770 17,384 79,758 3,850 51,088 456 20,674 2,038 1,053 296 6,943 1,060 839 1,142 64,236 129,502 4,368 3,161 2,944 312 67 37 3 31 15 2,809 294 13 13 2,885 4.886 , 56,138 20,545 82,702 4,162 51,155 456 20,711 2,041 1,084 311 9,752 1,354 852 1,155 67,121 134,388

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF YILLAGES

4 P. S. SITALKUCHI

Name Jurisdiction Population Name Jurisdiction Population S1. of List r----...J---~ S1. of List ,...------A...-_-, i No• Villages No. 1971 1981 No. Villages No. 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

Abuar Pathar 19 2,118 2,633 36 Jaigir Naohati 49 36 47 2 Amtala 53 681 871 37 Jatamari 12 1,229 1,894 3 Atharakotha 38 201 263 38 Kharija Dhaperchatra 33 1,042 1,473 4 Atiabari Nepra 58 762 1,009 39 Kharija Sitalkuchi 55 98 113 5 AuJikura 28 490 705 40 Khasbas Khalisamari 8 ],054 1,535 6 Bara Bengdaki 30 235 250 41 Khengchi 31 1,579 1,884 7 Bara Dhaperchatra 32 1,976 2,503 42 Khochabari 3 151 201 8 Bara Gadaikhora 61 2652 3,364 43 Kursamari 21 768 1,192 9 Bara Gharia 40 352 466 44 Kursamari Dwitiya Khanda 26 575 896 10 Bara Gotamari 69 N.A 45 Lalbazar Dwitiya Khanda 51 421 585 11 Bara Kaimari 14 1,616 2,203 46 Madhyam Madhusudan 5 674 732 12 Bara Madhusudan 39 949 1,140 47 Maghpala 22 294 818 13 Bara Maricha 54 1.092 1,434 48 Mahishmuri 1 2,836 3,393 14 Bara Masia 68 3,062 3,989 49 Maricha 50 1,490 1,939 15 Bara Pinjarirjhar 35 1,859 2,441 50 Mirapara 47 894 1,029 16 Bhaairthana 24 1,698 2,394 51 More Bhanga 13 17 Bhogdabri 23 2,398 3,028 551 585 52 Nagar Dahaliganj 17 231 235 18 Chengerkuthi KhaJisamari 10 2,01~ 2,579 19 Chhat Lalbazar (52 276 296 53 Nagar Lalbazar 65 3,375 4,781 Nagar Nepra 1,133 1,522 20 Chhota Bengdaki 29 996 1,162 54 57 55 Nagar Singimari 45 596 748 21 Chhota Dharperchatra 34 777 ],133 56 Nagar Sobhaganj 27 538 776 22 Chhota Gadaikhora 62 1,044 1,320 57 Nalgram 6 1,728 2,426 23 Chhota Gotamari 70 N.A .. 58 Nalgram Chhit 7 . N.A 24 . Chhota Kaimari 15 208 ]78 69 Paglimari 67 531 750 25 Chhota Khalisamari 11 385 499 60 PetIa Nepra 56 2,090 2,967 26 Chhota Madhusudan 4 622 777 61 Phulbari 44 116 109 27 Chhota Pinjarirjhar 37 1,001 1,326 62 Putia Bara Masira 66 906 . 1,294 28 Chhota Saibari 25 1,191 1,989 63 Rajaram Joyduar 63 358 602 29 Dewanerkot Jaoduar 59 655 890 30 Dhallarpar 16 947 1,141 64 Rajar Bari 42 1,616 1,918 65 Rangamati 18 2,082 2,467, 31 Gachhtala 46 850 1,116 66 Sangar Bari 2 .860 993 32 Gadapota 41 1,437 1,819 2,313 33 Gangdhar 20 1,088 1,269 67 Sarbe.swar Joydllar 64 1,713 1,852 2,350 34 Garkhola 60 185 165 68 Satimari 36 17,826 24,154 35 Golenaohati 48 6,569 8,043 69 Sitalkuchi 43 Sonalchalun 9 1,494 2,094 • Uninhabited 70 N.A. Not available Grand Total 95,128 1125,70 74 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Village) i. e. 10 Total Population J. L. No, Hectares (including InstitutIOnal of Name of Mouza (Village)/ and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mouza Town/Ward (in absence Town/ OccupIed No,of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes (Village)! of Name repeat Ward in Residen­ House­ ~ Ward No. Ward No.) KM2 tial Houses holds Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ' 10 11 12 4 p, S. Sitalkuclll-Contd,

1 Mahishmuri 1133'3~ 714 714 3,893 2,015 1,878 1,588 1,465 2 Sangar Ba ri 216'52 209 209 993 505 488 418 403 3 Chocha Bari 29'53 45 45 201 102 99 79 80 4 Chhota Madhusudan 1112'59 150 153 177 420 357 109 88 5 Madhyan Madhusudan 128'93 157 157 732 388 344 312 290 3 6 Nalgram 351'46 463 463 2,426 1,208 1,218 478 447 7 Nalgram Chhit 1-81 Uninhabited 8 Khasbas Khalisamari 243'72 303 303 1,535 SOl 734 426 372 9 Sonar Chatun 463·31 416 417 2,094 ],102 992 765 714 10 Chenger Kuthi KhaJisamari 603'73 475 476 2,579 1,304 1,275 644 636 11 Chhota K hali samari 115'51 66 66 499 264 235 174 153 12 Jatamari 371'66 342 342 1,894 991 903 685 627 13 More Bhanga 134'68 111 111 585 313 272 173 166 14 Dara Kaimari 356'90 431 432 2,203 1,153 1,050 574 507 15 Chhota Kaimari 151'28 33 33 178 86 92 8 6 16 Dhallar Par 205'65 221 221 1,141 587 554 205 221 17 Nagar Dakaliganj 36'26 38 38 235 125 110 6 9 18 Rangamati 512'04 461 461 2,467 1,275 1,192 764 690 19 Abnar Pathar 525'77 498 500 2,633 1,326 1,307 815 781 20 Ganga Dhar 279'98 256 256 1,269 669 600 480 423 21 Karsamari Prathan Khanda 383'58 226 226 1,192 606 586 392 364 22 Magh Pala 91'94 165 165 818 434 384 307 269 23 Dhog Dabri 758'35 563 564 3,028 1,546 1,482 1,531 1,468 24 Dhaair Thana 705'77 474 478 2,394 1,212 1,182 1,047 1,016 25 Chhota Salbari 573'08 369 370 1,989 1,015 974 660 667 26 Knrsa Mari Dwitiakhanda 227'14 160 160 896 454 441 361 352 27 Nagar Sobhaganj 219'37 164 164 776 380 396 286 301 28 Aulukura 163'43 143 143 705 370 335 279 255 29 Chhota Bengdaki 265'73 216 216 1,162 586 576 410 407 30 Bara Bengdaki 83'40 49 49 250 128 122 62 53 31 Khengchi 435'90 379 379 1,884 954 930 579 587 32 Dara Dhaper Chatra 576'79 461 461 2,503 1,318 1,185 1,143 1.036 3'3 Kharija Dhaper Chatra 263'06 307 307 '1,473 771 702 617 576 75 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry-Manu· facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing and fIll, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literates (I-IX) (I) Labourers (II) Repairing [V(a)) VI to IX) Workers Non·Worke __'-'-_ ~,-- ,.----L- ~ ,---_;,__--....-J..-----.. r- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Nm 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 21

560 124 1,082 18 844 9 210 7 28 2 933 1,8& 98 24 267 19 179 63 10 25 9 238 46'

19 5 50 3 27 23 3 52 ~ 87 45 225 10 145 3 76 7 4 195 34' 127 36 201 12 132 2 54 10 15 187 33: 393 137 674 33 465 8 197 16 12 9 1 533 1,18. Uninhabited 258 65 476 17 353 2 113 15 10 32 325 68 269 85 634 22 422 3 180 19 32 121 468 84 441 159 709 31 573 5 118 23 17 3 5 2 590 1,24 80 32 150 104 42 4 114 23 332 108 546 107 307 45 212 55 4 23 7 4 441 79 121 27 155 3 94 56 2 5 158 2( 539 269 642 17 346 2 186 11 110 3 3 508 1,03 - 36' 21 38 29 4 5 48 205 73 323 15 252 6 65 2 6 6 264 53 82 58 52 4 29 4 19 4 3 70 1(J 506 189 685 9 421 21 4 52 4 9 2 581 I,H 489 228 726 26 409 4 235 3 2 80 19 13 600 1,2t 184 78 366 11 227 4 197 7 3:! 303 5f 138 48 342 11 227 103 10 2 10 264 51 114 I? 232 3 183 48 3 202 31 386 64 891 46 588 2 152 15 13 6 138 23 655 1,43 402 . 95 705 131 403 49 223 75 4 75 7 6 50 501 1,0( 257 89 583 4 422 108 53 3 2 34 430 9~ 120 31 265 26 170 7 75 17 2 18 2 4 16 185 4( 73 13 219 40 146 3 71 26 11 2 9 161 3' 125 29 216 1 142 66 1 8 154 3: 267 80 321 21 200 105 19 16 2 3 262 5: 65 34 55 2 37 16 1 2 3 3 70 1 361 139 530 32 352 11 130 18 48 3 9 21 415 8' 433 111 708 43 476 182 24 50 18 609 1,1, '2n7 51 407 19 222 4 163 15 7 15 8 31 356 6. 76 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Moaza Number (Village) in Total Population i. e. (including Institutional J. L. No. Hectares Name of Mouza (Village)1 and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled of Occupied No. of Houseless PopulatioJl) Castes Tribes Mouza Town/Ward (in absence Town/ of Name repeat Ward in Residen· House· r----'----... ,.---L----. (Village)! Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Ward No. Ward No.) KM!a tial Houses holds 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 4 P. S. Sitalkuchi-Contd. 353 34 Chhota Dha},ler Chatra 148'15 243 243 1,133 584 549 344 2,441 1,261 1,180 1,194 1,106 35 Bara Pinarir Jhar 533·02 471 471 2,350 1,2.25 1,125 967 891 36 Satimari 457"39 450 4:0 1,326 688 638 621 575 37 Chhota Pinjarir Jhar 265'21 245 245 263 140 123 117 100 38 Athara Koiha 74'33 50 50 1,140 601 539 4<}1 449 3') Bam Madhusudan 251-49 204 204 466 249 217 13 14 40 Bara Gharia 109'56 101 101 1,819 946 873 166 151 41 Gadapota 39BO 323 323 1,918 986 932 736 687 42 Rajar Bari 450'14 359 359 24,154 12,645 11,509 8,500 7,857 i7 13 43 Sitalkuchi 4525-49 4,123 4,738 109 54 55 12 13 44 PhoI Bari 34'19 23 23 i' 748 397 351 75 75 45 Nagar Singimari 89-61 151 151 1)16 584 527 276 239 46 Gachhtala 236'98 112 212 1,029 523 506 474 461 47 Mirapara 205'90 212 213 8,043 4,170 3,813 1,853 1,741 48 Golenaghati 1125-61 1,491 1,491 47 23 24 ,.'21-9 Jaigir Naohati 55"68 13 13 1,939 976 963 53 44 50 Marioha Gitadaha 341-62 240 240 300 285 33 26 51 LaIbazar Dwitia Khanda 93-76 120 120 585 296 149 147 52 Chhat Lal bazar 48'95 50 50 811 471 400 42 30 53 Amtaia 112'92 178 180 64 54 Dara Maricha 220'41 265 265 1,434 742 692' W 113 63 50 11 9 55 Kharija Sitalkuchi 27'97 21 21 2,967 1,500 1,467 404 3S1 56 Petla Nepra 578'00 514 519 783 739 370 352 57 Nagar Nepra 234'39 281 284 1,522 512 497 287 265 58 Atia Bari Nepra 245·01 182 185 1,009 464 426 352 327 59 Dewanerkot Joyodur 192'44 167 167 890 80 76 70 60 Garkhola 105-51 32 32 165 as 3;164 1,697 1,667 573 546 61 Dara Gadai Kbora 698-26 635 636 1,320 667 653 261 257 62 Chhota Gadai Khora 296'29 238 23S 602 310 292 123 118 63 Rajaram Joyduar 147-63 116 117 2,313 1,217 1,096 ),202 1,085 64 Sarbeswar Joyduar 753-24 452 458 4,781· 2,420 2,361 778 776 65 Nagar Lalbazar 1175'60 859 859 629 199 178 66 Putia Baramasia 244'75 203 203 1,294 665 77 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry-Manu­ facturing, Total Processing, Other Workers Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Servicing and [III, IV, V(b) & Marginal Literat"es (I-IX) (I) Labourers (II) Repairing [V(a)] VI to IX] Workers Non-Workers ,.------'------, ,----'------, ~,...-J-~ .---'---" ,...-J------, ,-~ ,---'---_____ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 U 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

121 51 ;146 22 134 3 101 13 111 6 13 237 514 367 88 726 15 480 4 190 7 3 53 4 6 529 1,164 433 149 569 10 375 2 182 6 12 2 5 651 1,115 191 66 352 25 200 3 121 16 31 6 336 613 56 4 84 75 7 2 56 123 134 29 304 4 2jO 2 47 7 297 53j 32 7 167 107 58 2 82 217 2.22 36 516 8 421 87 7 8 430 865 356 125 493 8 373 2 108 5 14 491 924 4,224 1,608' 6,874 286 3,835 84 1,997 283 31 14 1,011 105 31 123 5,740 10,900 12 1 30 25 5 ... 24 55 !9 76 221 3 112 2 95 14 1 • 27 176 321 257 86 202. 168 31 3 88 299 527 194 51 295 19 184 7 102 6 3 9 3 2 2 226 485 1,422 539 2,278 151 1,393 45 810 78 75 28 21 27 1,871 3,695 2 2 14 14 9 24 259 56 544 29 402 3 /135 24 7 2 432 934 61 27 176 15 154 3 22 11 124 270 36 22 69 3 38 31 3 4 80 140 154 57 248 5 103 72 4 61 1 223 394 252 10:;) 365 39 163 181 34 21 5 377 653 29 19 32 21 10 1 31 49 761 125 802. 4 448 311 3 43 4 694 1,463 239 62 411 10 258 128 9 11 14 18 372 711 166 40 257 27 161 5 89 21 7 1 1 254 470 172 61 256 12. 186 56 12 14 4 10 204 404 36 15 54 3 31 23 2 31 77 365 132 917 46 528 6 313 40 3 73 18 17 762 1,604 160 60 360 11 235 2 110 9 15 2 4 305 638 83 8 160 8 102 3 56 5 1 13 11 137 273 361 106 631 13 390 2 173 8 2 66 3 10 13 576 1,070 716 239 1,292 50 871 14 336 35 8 77 51 144 1,071 2,167 158 30 348 7 254 3 88 3 6 317 622 78 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Area of Code Mouza Number (Village) i. e. in Total Population J. L. No. Hectares (including Institutional of Name of Mouta (Village)/ and of No. of and Scheduled Scheduled Mouza Town/Ward (in absence Town/ Occupied No. of Houseless Population) Castes Tribes (Village)/ of Name repeat Ward in Residen­ House­ ,..------'------, Ward No. Ward No.) KMlI tial Houses holds Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females t 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to 11 12 4 P. S. Sitalkuchi-Concld. 67 pagumari 199'43 145 145 750 385 365 213 203 68 Bara Masia 722'87 764 764 3,989 2,024 1,965 lIt 132 3 2 69 Bara Chhitgatamari 51'54 Uninhabited 70 Chhota Chhitgatamari 7'51 Uninhabited

Total 261'6 23,798 23,849 125,710 64,919 (j0,791 37,368 35,006 23 15 (Entirely Rural)