CENSUS 1981
SERIES 17 VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY PUNJAB
VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
BATHINDA DISTRICT
DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK
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CENSUS OF INDIA-1981 A-CENTRAL GOVERNMENT PUBUCATIONS The 1981 Census Reports on Punjab will bear uniformly Series No. 17 and wi11' be publis'hed in the following parts:- PartIA Administration Report-Enumeration (for official usc ollly). (Printed)
Part I B Adm~Distration Report-Tabulati;>D' Part II General Population Tables. (Printed) Part III General Economic Tables. Part IV Social and Cultural Tables. Part V Migration Tables. Part VI Fertility Tables. Part VII Tables on houses and Disabled popUlation. (Printed) Part VIII Household Tables. Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. Part XA Town Directory. Part X B Survey Reports on Selected Towns. Part XC Survey Reports OD Selected Villages. Part XI Ethnographic notes and special studies on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. Part XII Census A das . B-STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS .- " . Part XliI District Census Handbook for each District. Part X([I A . Village and Town Directory.
fart XIn B Vil1a~ and Townwise Primary Censu& A,b$traCft
iii CONTENTS Pages 1. Foreword vii 2. Preface ix 3. Map of the district Before inner Title
4 ... Important statistics of the district xiii S. Bathinda District-A short profile Location, origin of name, ar<}as, climate, river and drains, topography, present juris diction, land utilization, animal husbandry, communications, railways end roads, amenities, educational, medical, post and telegraph, water supply and electricity, present demographic picture, population and density, literacy, occupations, t.cade and commerce, industry and historical towns. 1 Annexure showing jurisdictional changes. 6 6. Introduction to DCH 7 Concepts and definitions 8 Rural/urban classification, viIJagc,town, urban agglomeration and standard urban area (SUA). 7. Analytical notes - (a) Primary Census Abstract (PeA) 10 Analysis based on following tables:
Table I-Population, number of villages and towns, 1981 10 Table 2-Decadal change in distribution of population ~ 11 Table 3-Distribution of villages by population ranges J Table 4-Distribution of villages by density 12 Table S-Proportion of scheduled castes population to total population in the viJIages }
Table 6-Proportion of scheduled castes population in towns 13 Talbe 7-Literacy rates by population ranges of villag<}s l 14 TableS-Literacy rates for towns J Table 9-Literates, workers, non-workers, scheduled caste population in the district 16 (b) Upon village directory 18 Analysis based on following in-set tables Table to-Distribution of villages according to the availability of difforent amenitios 19
Table ll-Proportion of rural population served by different amenities
Table 12-Distribution of villages not having certain amonities,arranged by distance ranges from the places where these aro available Table 13-Distribution of viIlagos according to the distance from the nearest town and availability of diffurent amenities Table 14-Distribution of villages according to population range and amenities available Table IS-Distribution of villages acccording to land use iv Pages (c) Upon town directory 22 Analysis ba~d on following tables: Table' 16-Growth, density and sex-ratio of urban population in the district in r6lation to the state 1 23 Table 17-Per capita receipts and exp:mditure in towns j Ta ble 18-Schools P'Jr ten thousand population in towns } 24 Ta ble 19-No. of beds in medicaJ.institutions in towns Part A-Village and Town DirectorY Section I-Village DirectorY 8. Note explaining the cod'}s used in the villag\} directory 29 Village Directory Rampora Phu) ,Tahsil (i) Map Facing page 3S
(ii) Alphabetical list of villages 35 (iii) Village Directory 38
Bath inda Tahsil (i) Map Facing page 47 (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 47
(iii) Village Directory 50
Talwandi Sabo Tahsil (i) Map Facing page 61 (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 61 (iii) Village Diroctory 64 Mansa Tahsil (i) Map - Facing page 73 (ii) Alpha beticallist of villages 73 (iii) Village Directory 78 Appendix I-Tahsil wise Abstract of Educational, Medical and other Amenities 96 Appendix II-Land utilisation data in respect of non-municipal towns (census towns) 101 Appendix Ill-List of villges where none of the seven amenities relating to education, medical, drinking water, post and telegraph, communications, powcr supply and market that available 102 Appendix IV-List of villages according to the population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Trfbes to the total population by ranges 103 Section II-Town Directory Note explaining the codes used in the town directory 117 Statement I-Status and growth history 120 Statement II-Physical aspects and location of towns, 1979 122 Statement Ill-Municipal finance-1978-79 124 Statement IV-Civic and other amenities-1979 126 S.. temeQt IV-A-Civil ~nd other ~menities in notified slums, 1979
v Pages statement V__;.MedicaJ, educational, recreationaJ and cultural facilities, 1979 128 Statemeat W--Trade, commerce, industry and Banking, 1979 130 A"..:llln,w'iis .~ho#i11g their outgrowths· with p()pulation. 132 Part I-Village and Townwise PrimarY CeniuS Abstract 9. :Explanatory note on Primary Census Abstract 134 Census concepts and definitions (PCA) Primary Census Abstract
Bathinda District 136 Rampura Phul Tahsil 140 Bathinda Tahsil 150 Talwandi Sabo Tahsil 166 Mansa Tahsil 176 Appendix to Primary Census Abstract (PCA)-Total, Scheduled Castes & Scheduled Tribes Population-Urban blockwise 196 Annexure to Appendix to PCA indicating block boundaries of urban areas 208 10 Scheduled Castes Primary Census Abstract (Tahsil and town-wise). 238
iv The Distrlct census handbook (DCH), compiled 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, ad~inistrators, academicians and researchers. It is inter alia used for delimitation of constituencies formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to district administration. The district census nand, book is the only pubHcation which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data upto village level for the rural areas and wardwise for each city or town. It also provides data on infrastructure ·8:bd amenities in villages and towns, etc.
The district census handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained important census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was planned in three parts. Part A related to village and town directory, Part B to village and town PCA and Part C comprised analytical report, 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 todelay 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 restructuing of the format of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect particularly in relation to amenities 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 process 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 sub centres and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, "total population and number of house holds" has been introduced_ to examine the correlation of the amenities 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.
- The formats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimunt Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in Class I and Class II towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is expected 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 inter alia with this view. A significant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into consideration. The addition of the columns on civi~ administration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose.
The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been fortnulated in the light of changes in the ceconomic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 Census.
1n order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DCli series it has been so designed that Part A of the volutne contains village and town directory and Part B, the PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Tahsil/Town levels. At the beginnig of the DCH a detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on PCA and non-census data in relation to the ifrastructure has been introduced to enhance its value. The district and Tahsil/Police Station/C. D lliock etc. level tnaps, depicting the boundaries and other itnportant features have been inserted at appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication.
This publication is a joiht vehture of the State Governtneht and the Census Organisation. the data have beeh collected ahd cotnpiled in the State under the direction of Shri D. N. DHIR, the Director of CehSUS operations Punjab on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planhing, designing ahd coordination of this publication was Carried out by Shfi N.O. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) of my office. Dr. B.1<.. Roy, DePuty Registrar General (Map) provided the
vii tecimicai guidanCe in the preparation of the maps. Data rc~ved from Census Directorates have. heeri scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the headquarters under the guidance of Shti M.M. Dua; Sen16I' Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributed in this project.
New Delhi: P; PADMANABHA; TIM: 26th April, 1982. Registrar General, ihdia.
Viii As being regularly presented hithertofore, since 1951 census, we have now the privilege of pre senting the District Census Handbooks consequent upon 1981 census.
To shorteri the time lag to minimum after the compilation of census 1981 data and issuance of this Handbook as a sort of self-contained reference book, predominantly based on census data for the district, action was initiated upon the project as early as in July 1979. The Registrar General, India indicated the revised formats and statements designed for this series of books. The improvements were with a view to making the data more useful for administrators, planners, scholars and other categories of users.
There are 134 towns categorised as urban area and 12,899 villages (45 tahsils) as the rural component in the state. The formidable task of collecting and compiling of this voluminous data for such a large number of units had its own problems and difficulties, both in the matters of chase up and in obtaining com~ct data which could be test-checked in terms of consistency with what was obtained and published consequent upon 1971 census data. Several gruelling cross checks had to be adopted to tally such items as area figures and the land use pattern for each unit. The statements and schedules for collecting information from the rural areas were translated into Punjabi and also test-check~d to assess their acceptability and responsiveness by those who were to make their use. (I had, also unsuccessfully toyed with the idea of collecting information on some other items that could indicate comparative affluence of rural Punjab but had to give it up in the light of keep ing uniformity in ptesentation of data on all India pattern). The statements/schedules for town directory were transmitted to the Chief Executives of the loca I bodies and those for rural areas were transmitted to the SDOs(C) (since all tahsils in Punjab have been converted into su6~divisions) for necessary supply of data by the revenue staff under them. The officers and senior staff of the directorate that had been made directly responsible for house listing operations and had reported to the field in October 1979 were also charged with getting these through on personal contacts. This resulted in our getting the feed back by May 1980, on the conclusion of houselisting opera tions, though some small instalments of these schedules continued till September/October 1980. A cell had been created at the directorate to scrutinise the data as received and make preliminary compilation. The details obtained from the field were supplemented with the data collected from the various heads of the departments at the State level, particularly in matters of amenities and facilities in the fields of education, medical, communications and the like. The staff working in the ceIl was once again out in the field for assisting in the second field operation, namely enumeration and it was only on its conclusion that the work of compilation started in May-June 1981. The three Deputy Directors (at the regional tabu lation offices) were in position about the same time in the field ~md the gaps in data, needing reconciliation in figures were got through these field officers on personal contacts with the concerned quarters.
On the compilation of the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) in March 1982 when the figures were available for projection in this volume, the whole exercise was consolidated to give birth to the instant manuscript.
The data in the book are being presented in two parts-Part A comprises Village and Town Directory and Part B Primary Census Abstract, village-wise and lown/wardwise separately. In addition Primary Census: Abstract for scheduled castes upto tahsil/town level is also presented. (There are no scheduled tribes in the state). An analytical note based on a number of inset tables compiled out of the data from village and town directory and peA has also been added for the benefit of the users, but the greater aim has been to present the dat« as compiled and leave further deeper study to those for whom the publication is meant.
We are grateful to the large number of personnel of the State Revenue Dep,'"rtmcnt at the village, tahsil, sub-division and district levels and the municipal staff in all the local bodies in the ;tate for their co operation in filling up the statements/schedules for providing the data.
The production of this book (and for that matter all the 12 District Census Handbooks) has been the handiwork of consistent and constant efforts put in jointly by almost all the st;;;.[f of the directorate, though only at one point of time or the other in certain cases. The collection of data for Vill,l.ge and Town Directory, as mentioned earlier, was a major work in the pre-census period and after the census, most of the staff was busy in tabulation and compilation of the census data both at the regional tabul3.tion offices and at the directorate. The DCHB Cell (specially created) thereafter commenced work on inset tables while the senior staff and the officers took to developing the fly-leaves and explanatory notes. Simulta neously the map section was deep in work for producing the maps that had to aCCOmpl!1y these books, ix t would resist the temptation of mentioning any singie incumbent at any level of the hierarchy individually for apparent reasons, and would rest content with acknowledging my debt to all of them as appended hereto. 1 had acted only as a co·ordinator and at times an editor and was very ably supported by a set of dedicated officers who spared no pains to push in the manuscripts to the press in a record time, unknown iD-tbe annals of this directorate so far. As in the case of other aspects of census work connected with this gigantic decadal exercise.) always looked up to Shri P. Padmanabha, Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India, for guidance, inspiration and encouragement and I feel indebted to him. Shri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) was forthcoming in his unassuming and profound style for advice.
CHANDIGARH : D. N. DHIR, September 1982. Director, Census, Punjab.
x ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Preliminary Work-Collection, Compilation and Scrutiny of Data Relating to Village and Town Directory :.
A cell was created in July 1979 under Shri J.C. Kalra, Deputy Director, who out of his earlier exp~ri(mc,) and the instructions as r.Jceived from Registrar General, India, directed the collection of data and alliud work. He was ably assisted bySjShri D.P. Jain, Charan Singh and Vishwa Mittar, Investigators on one occasion or the other. The Statistical Assistants, who laid down the work at the; foundation hwel at that tim3 consist·,)d ofSjShri Malkiat Singh, Munishwar Dutt, Jogind.::r Singh and Pawan Kumar with co-operative efforts of number of Computors, namdy SjShri Mohindo:r Pal, R.P. Pathak, Parkash Sharma and Varinder Singh and SjShrimati Hardeep Kaur, Satya Arora, Harbeer Kaur and Asha Vasisht.
Primary Census Abstract included in this book-manual preparation at the Regional Tabulation Offices at J alandhar, Patiala and Bathinda : SjShri R.P. Tomar, R.K. Singh and S.P. Grover, Deputy Directors, were incharge of these tabula tion offic~s respectively, and put in their best to conclude the work fairly ahead of the scheduled target. They were a~sistcd by the Investigators, namc:ly SjShri N. S. Bhadauria, Charan Singh and Ajit Singh Dhillo!l resp:!ctIvcly. Tb.~ Statistical Assistants and Computors who worked in these R. T.Os. wurc SjShri S. C. BaSSI, Balbir Singh, Jai Dev and RP. Singh at Jalandhar, Tarsem Lal Garg, S.K. Joshi, S.P. Goel, H.S. Sudan and Varlnder Singh at Patiala and Balwant Rai, Bhagirath Singh, Raghbir Singh, J.S. Negi and H.P. Sharma at Bathlllda.
Preparation of Inset Tables, frame work of Handbook and their drafting :
Ins')t tabks, appcmdices and allied tables were prepared in the specially created cell of 'District Census Handbooks' head.;d by Shri S. P. Grover, earlier and later by Shri Ajit Singh, Deputy Directors. They have ha~ expritmc(: of such pUblications earlier and imparted suitable directions to the staff i~ the cell for presentatIon of the data and its analysis a~ pJr the instructions received from the office of RegIstrar General, India, from time to time. S/Shri Charan Singh, Investigator Balwallt Rai (Now Investigator) Raghbir .Singh, Tarsem Lal, Statistical Assistants and SjShrimati Satya Arora, Santosh Kumari, Harbeer Kaur and Shn H. P. Sharma, Computors worked in this cell.
The cell provid'}d tho framework of the Handbooks and the first drafts were attempted by Deputy/ Ass~stant Directors who were entrusted with particular volumc(s). This first draft was then finalised durmg discussions in officer's meetings held almost daily with the Director. Thus the final draft emerged.
Maps
The work for preparation of maps to be included in District Census Handbooks commenced unde~ the supervision of Shri Madhav Shyam, the then Senior Geographer, but mid-way was taken .over by Shr~ G.S. GIll Assistant Director, who haad(Jd the map section during the vital period. He was ably assIsted by Shrl Jiwan Singh Gill, Artist (now Senior Artist), Shrimati Usha Kalra, Artist and Shri Kulbir Singh, Draftsman Because of his knowledge of g,::ography and map work, he delivered the goods despite the absence of Geogra pher and Senior Geographer in the directorate. Manuscript finaIisation :
The final draft(s) as emerging out of the delibrcrations of the officers were entrusted to a cell called,as 'Press Manuscript Cell' headed by Shri M.L. Sharma, Assistant Director who was actively assisted by S.A.'s Sh. :Salw~nt Rai (Now Investigator), S. P. Goel gnd AZf..d Kum"r. They raced against time frequently to gIve fmal shapJ to the volume(s) f.or onward transmission to the press. Typing:
Sh~i K:C. Pard~si, C~nfid()ntial Assistant (formerly Senior Stenographer) headed this cell. His knowledge of such p~bhcatIons IJarlior was an ass'}t. He was assisted byShri Ajmer Singh, Stenographer and some of the otlur typists from th,~ various seats in the directorate. Printing:
This cell was headed by Shri M.L. Sharma, Assistant Director and actively assisted by H. S. Sudan and S. P. Goel. They drew upon the services of others in the directorate, wherever necessary. To each one of them I acknowledge my thanks. CHANDIGARH D.N. DHIR, September, 1982. Director Census, Punjab. PS: Shri Mahadeokar Assistent Controller of the U.T. Printing Press co-operated in ensuring that the publication gets the light of the day at th0 earliest.
CBANDIGARB D.N. DHIR, September, 1982. Director, Census, Punjab.
xii IMPORTANT STATISTICS
PUNJAB BATHINDA' STATE DISTRlC'l\
POPULATION TOTAL Persons 16,788,915 1,304,606 Males 8,937,210 699,815 Females 7,851,705 604,791 RURAL Persons 12,141,158 1,008,729 Males 6,444,464 540,334 Females 5,696,694 468,395 URBAN Persons 4,647,757 295,877 Males 2,492,746 159,481 Females 2,155,011 136,396 DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH +23 '89 +27'24 RATE 1971-81 AREA (Sq. Kms.) 50,362 ·0 i 5,551 ·0 DENSITY OF POPULATION (Per Sq. Km.) 333 235 SEX RATIO (Number of Females per 879 864 1,000 Males) LITERACY RATE Persons 40·86 27·73 Males 47 '16 34 ·16 Females 33·69 20·29 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 27·68 22·68 TO TOTAL POPULATION PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION- (i) MAIN WORKERS Persons 29·35 30·84 Males 53 ·15 55·75 Females 2·27 2·03 (ii) MARGINAL WORKERS Persons 2 ·15 4 ·55 Males 0·61 0·90 Females 3·89 8·78 (iii) NON-WORKERS Persons 68·50 64·61 Males 46·24 43·35 Females 93·84 89 ·19 BREAK UP OF MAIN WORKERS : PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS: (i) CULTIVATORS Persons 35·86 46·27 Males 36·99 47·57 Females 5·90 5·52 (ii) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 22 ·17 22'65 Males 22·04 22·50 Females 25·29 27·57 (iii) HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY Persons 2·58 2 ·13 Males 2 ·50 2·03 Females 4·86 5'26 (iv) OTHER WORKERS Persons 39·39 28·95 Males 38·47 27·90 Females 63·95 61'6$
.. >;~ii PUNJAB BATHINDA STATE DISTRICT PJrRCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES Persons 26·87 27·02 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 27·03 27·12 Females 26·69 26·92 NlJMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL 2,688,258 207,443 HOUSES NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 12,899 529 Inhabited 12,342 520 Un-inhabited 453 7 Treated as towns/ 104 2 Merged in towns NUMBER OF TOWNS 134 12*
------_------.Includes Talwandi Sabo NAC since denCl[ified by the State Government. BATHINDA DISTRICT-A SHORT PROFiLE
LOcation: Forming the central-southern part of Punjab, Bathinda district lies between 29'-33' and 30°-36' north latitude and 74°-35' and 75°-46' east longitude, touching northern boundaries of Hissar and Sirsa districts of neighbollring Haryana state, and bounded by the Punjab districts of Faridkot in the north and west and Sangrur in the east. Origin : The district derives its name from the present headquarters of the district-Bathinda. It is histori cally an ancient town with a long and chequered history. Its name is said to have been derived from the nameS of a Rajput ruler by the name of Binai Pal and his Vazir who bore the name of Thanda Ram. In recent times the town was conquered by Maharaja Ala Singh(near about 1754 AD) and since then it has follo wed the history of erstwhile princely state of Patiala. With the dawn of independence and merger of Patiala and East Punjab States into a Union styled as PEPSU, Bathinda became a fullfledged district which status has continued even after the merger of PEPSU with erstwhile Punjab state in 1956. (The spellings have been reccntly revIsed from" Bhatinda" to "Bathinda" on the authority of the Survey of India, to con form to the phonetical expression, as locally pronounced).
It consists of 527 villages, out of which 520 are inhabited and 7 uninhabited, and 12 towns disu-i buted in the four tahsils, namely Rampura Phul, Bathinda, Ta!wandi Sabo and Mansa.
Area: According to information from Surveyor General of India, the district covers an area of 5,551 sq. kms. ; being the third biggest in terms of area in the state. The area figures of the tahsils as indicated by the Director of Land Records, Punjab, are as follows: Area in sq. kms. Tahsil Total Rural Urban Rampura Phul 875·2 869·4 5·8 Bathinda 1,518·5 1,428,8 89·7 Talwandi Sabo 950·4 934·9 15·5 Mansa 2,192·3 2,163'1 29·2 Climate: The district lies in the south-western dry region of the state on the one hand far away froBl the Shivalik ranges in the north of the state, and on the other, nearer to the Thar desert of Rajasthan, and is far away from the major river lines that run through the State. Climatically, therefore, the district hal a very hot summer,a mild rainy season and a dry but embracing winter. Dust storms are a regular feature of summer when the mercury touches over 46°C in the peak summer in June, rising distinctly and rapidly from March onwards. the monsoon is scanty(as compared to other parts of the state). The average annual rainfall is 410 mm. The nights, as in desert area, are cool and pleasant. During December and Janu ary the minimum temperature at night could touch O°C. Rivers and Drains: Though no perennial river flows through the district, Ghaghar, a seasonal river runs through the south-eastern part of the district traversing through Mansa tahsil to the adjoining Sirsa district of Haryana state. During the rainy season the volume of water in this river can be considerable and sometim~ causeS damage in the low lying areas along its course. A number of drains like Bareta, the Sirhind Choat the Bahadur Singhwala drain, the Lasara Nala and Chandbhan drain lie in the affected parts as protec tive measures against these sporadic floods. Topography :
The soil in the district is mostly sandy and Oll') can still have a view of the sand dunes dotting various parts of the district. However, the topography is under vast change, with the various ventures connected wIth green revolution, and some parts of the district, particularly in and arOl nd the bigger to~ ns and mar.dis have definitely developed green outlook. Special efforts for afforestation in arresting the spread of desert have also contributed considerably to this change in the landscape. Present Jurisdiction:
Bathinda as a district came into existence with the formation of PEPSU in 1948. It then comprised Faridkot, Bathinda and Mansa tahsils. On merger of PEPSU with Punjab in 1956 the district formed a part of Patiala Division and more or less continued with its original jurisdiction, till the new district of Faridkot was created in August 1972 and jurisdictional changes were effected in Bathinda and neighbouring district of Firozpur. Later still, after the creation of Firozpur Revenue Division, Bathinda was severed from Patiala Division and fell to the jurisdictional control of the former. Depending on the administrative convenience and other considerations by state governments during the decade, there have been inter district and intra district jurisdictional changes as also upgrading of various administrative units. These inter-censal changes have been indicated in the annexure. Land-Utilisation: The economy of the district is still primarily agricultural. The percentage of area under cultiva tion is 91.30. There has been a decrease in the uncultivated area and cultivable waste as compared to 1971 census figures, indicating necessary catching up with the green revolution activities in the state. There has been depletion of the limited private forests but the government's efforts for afforestation on the land available along the roads, canals, drains and railway lines has more than offset this small depletion ;(recently) there has been reversal in the outlook of the progressive farmers in so far as they are providing necessary chunks for grove-lands in their own fields. Raising and sale of timber has also become a more profitable pro position. The state canals-Sirhind and Bhakra lines, and deep tubewells systematically dug up under expert advice by the State Tubewell Corporation and other agencies are the main sources of irrigation. The princi pal crops of the district are wheat, gram, maize, pulses, bajra, jowar and mustard but cotton as a commer cial crop is extensively cultivated and the district is known for it in all the textile centreS in the country. Animal Husbandry: The district has a rich cattle wealth which includes bullocks and bulls, buffaloes, horses and ponies, donkeys and mules, sheep and goats and camels. The increase in the last ten years in cattle wealth has been 9.95 per cent from 1966-67 to 1977-78 raising the number from 7,17,700 to 7,97,000 heads. Of late, there has been a spurt in poultry raising and vast number of poultry farms lie on main approaches to the various towns in the district. The increase in poultry stock from 1966-67 to 1977-78 is 61.11 per cent, which in numbers has increased from 92,700 in 1966-67 to 1,51,700 in 1977-78. The district is studded with 34 veterinary hospitals and an equal number of dispensaries for look ing after the health of the livestock in its len~th and breath. Communications-Railways and Roads: Bathinda has one of the biggest railway junctions not only in the state but in the country. As many as seven lines pass through it towards JakhaljRohtak/New Delhi, Firozpur, Dhuri/Patiala/Ambala, Hindu mal Kot/Abohar/Ganganagar, Hanumangarh/Suratgarh, Fazilka and Hanumangarh/Bikaner, both on broad and meter gauges. This accessibility has been supplemented, by a net work of roads connecting the towns of the district, inter-district and intra-district and by a vast number of link roads connecting the villages to the nearest main roads. The road milage which was 732 kms. in 1966-67 rose to 2,181 kms. in 1977-78, raising figure of length of roads per 100 kms. to 40 as compared to 11 then. The roads per lakh of population similarly has risen from 55.5 kms in 1966-67 to 185.88 kms during this period. The major district roads are from the district headquarter to Kot Kapura, Talwandi Sabo, Mansa and Barnala. Amenities-Educational, Medical, Postal, Water Supply and Electricity : At one time known as educationally backward district, it has since made great strides and today it boasts of 9 Arts and Science colleges, 175 high/higher secondary schools, 288 middle schools and 624 pri mary schools. Each village has got at least a primary school. In matters of medical facilities the district has 55 hospitals, 126 dispensaries and 34 primary health centres. Though the medical institutions per 100 sq. kms. is relatively small i.e. of the order of 5 but then it has to be appreciated that this district has very populous villages (in comparison to the villages in the central Punjab) surrounded by vast stretches of agricultural lands. On an average there are 4.56 post offices per 100 sq. kms. in 1977-78 in the district and the telephone service duetothepredominance ofmandi towns is one of the substantial spread outs in this part of the country. All the inhabited villages and towns in the district are served by a chain of water works to cater to potable water supply to the inhabitants. There is 100 per cent electrification in the district-both in rural and urban areas. Because of the comparative backwardness of the district, it has development potential and due to the fact that the area has in recent times successfully sent out individuals in political fields, determining the administrative/government pattern in the state, the district has been receiving special attention and is well on the roa.d to development. PRESENT DEMOGRAPHIC PICTURE Population and Density : With the density of popUlation still low (second lowest in the state) at 235 persons per sq. km, the increase in papulation during the decade 1971-81 was 27.24 per cent as against the state percentage of 23.89. As on lst March, 1981 1,304,606 persons (699,815 males and 604,791 females) lived in the district. In the matter of number oK females per thousand males it has recorded a slight improvement of 9 females raising the number from 85.5 in 1971 to 864 in 1981 though it continues to be fairly below the state figure of 879 in this respect. Rural .and urban percentages of increase in popUlation tahsilwise are as below:
Tahsil Total Rural Urban
______..--+-----__...._------,...._~~------I------Rampura Phul 25·00 23·19 36'25 Bathinda 38·43 20·92 83·75 Talwandi Sabo 24·29 14·60 74·63 Mansa 21 ·14 19'30 33·82
In the matter of urban growth Bathinda city has increased its population from 65,318 to 127,363 in 1981 giving a percentage of 94.99 which is amongst the highest in the state and is an unmistakable pointer to industrial shift from the ,agricultural background of the town.
Literacy: The district still continues to be at the lowest rung in respect of literacy. Out of 100 persons 27.72 are literates (the test being simple reading and writing only) as against 40.86 in the state or 50.60 being the highest literates in the district of Ludhiana. The position calls for further efforts in the matter of female literacy which is 20.29% against 33.69% in the state or 44.15% of Ludhiana, the most for ward district of the state. Though the improvement in literacy is commensurate with such a figure in some of the districts of the state but the overall picture of comparative educational backwardness of the district still continues. OceupatioDS : The number of workers have more or less continued to be the same in the decade, 30.84 per cent in 1981 as against 30.73 per cent in 1971. Some females have come forward as workers in this district which had earlier not seen the face of women at work either in the field or in an office. Their limited hold then was on the girls' SChools and female hospitals. There has also been loss of 6.41 % workers in 'primary' sector in 1981 as compared to 1971 and corresponding gain to tQe 'secondary' and 'tertiary' sectors which is an indication of style shift in the overall economy of the district from agriculture to the industries.
Tr"e aad Commerce : Bathinda. distriot ha.s b33n predomina.ntly the agricultural stronghold in the heart of Malwa. region of the st~te. Aplrt from the gta.ple varieties of foodgrains like wheat and gram, it has been known for cOtton. In fact the "floating silver" is feast to the eyes when one travels to the distridt during ~ly wi~ter when cotton blosSQms. Situated in south Punjab, away from the main heartland of the state, the district is studded with flourishing' mandis. In fact at every 20 kms. or so there is a mandi providing an important centre to the sellers from within the district and the purchasers from outside the district. These mandis, apart from the famous old mandi of Bathinda, are at Goniana, Bhucho, Rampura. Phul, Maur, Kot Fatta, Mansa, Raman, Budhlada and Bareta. In fact all the towns (urban areas) in the district are built on these mandls as the nucleus. The principal items of import are salt, sugar, kerosene oil, motor Spares, metals, gunny bags, textiles and machinery. Bathinda town is very famous for wholesale business in cloth and it caters in this respect, to not only the various centres in south Punjab but also to places in northern Rajasthan. With the advance- . ment of cooperative movement, a marketing society at district level has also been organised with its branches all round the district since 1957. It deals now in seeds, fertilizers, agricultural implements and insecticides. Apart from transacting business on behalf of its member societies in foodgrains and other local pro ducts, the various mandis in the district provide nucleus for hectio activities by the Punjab State Coope rative Supply Marketing Federation Limited (MARKFED) and Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) at the time of cotton arrivals. In all the textile centres in the country, Bathinda and cotton are talked ofas synonyms. The principal exports are cotton, oil seeds (especially mustard oil) and of course the agriCUltural pro duce in staple foodgrains. The importance of Bathinda in trade and commerce can be gauged from the fact that Bathinda town is reported to have the busiest telephone exchange in the country, in the size of the town. Industry:, The decade from 1971 upwards has seen industrial activity of substantial magnitude in Bathinda district consequent upon the material alteration of skyline in Ba\hinda town. The first on the ground was Guru Nanak Dev Thermal Plant(GNDTp) with 4 units of 110 MWeach. This thermal plant lu\s been aug menting the power supply position in the state and has opened up a vast source for employment (about 4,000 persons). The Indian National Fertilizer Limited (NFL) has established its plant in close proximity to the thermal plant at a capital cost of 240.47 crores. Besides offering direct employment to about 1,200 persons, it has generated employment for 5,000 people who are engaged in marketing, distribution activities and other allied activities. A big milk plant under public sector GMILKFED) has also come into existence in the outskirts of the town which has given a great fillip to the development of animal husbandry in the district, well known for its well-fed cattle heads. The fourth unit in the large scale comprises a weaving and spinning unit by the Punjab State Industrial Development Corporatron (PSIDC) with a capacity of 50,000 spindles. It has been first of the series of such mills proposed in and around Bathmda as also in neighbouring districts to generate employment on one hand and ensure conversion of cotton into yarn before it is despatched outside the state, on the other. With the coming up of these public sector projects, vast scope for development of ancillary units in small scale as well as in cottage industries has arisen. The ancillary units manufacture steel balls, transfor mers, S.W. pipes, welding rods, polythene coated bags, straw board, cattle feed, bone meal, ice cream, sulphuric acid etc. New horizons are being explored for further establishment of ancillary units based on cotton, leather goods, gaskets, zinc sulphate, hydrochloric acid, tannery, detergents, poultry, gears, ball bearing, conduit pipe, ginning and pressing, pipe fitting, electric fans, ceramic, lime, electric motors etc. Not only has this meant increase in establishment of industrial units in and around Bathinda town but also these are spread over in the entire district where industrial focal points had been and are being developed. The number of registered small scale units had recorded 73 per cent increase in the previous two years (from 817 in 1977-78 to 1,417 in 1981-82). . The industrial activities have received further fillip with the declaration of the district as industria lly backward and consequential eligibility to various subsidies and concessions that go with such declaration, both for setting up new units as also for the expansion of the old ones. The traditional occupations of shoe making, ban and rope making, carpentry, blacksmithy, handloom weaving have not only continued but have flourished. In the large scale sector, another half a dozen units, with a total investment of Rs. 13 crores are in the pipeline and over 100 crores further investment is envisaged in various projects for which over a dozen letters of intent ,have since been issued by the Central Government in favour of the entrepreneurs both public and private, for establishment oflarge units. The census 1981 returned a population of 127,363 of Bathinda town against population of 65,318 in 1971 thus showing an increase of 94.99 per cent. There is a material shift in its appearance; from an agricul tural small mandi town, it is transforming into an advanced industrial centre. There has been a phenominal increase of 165.53 per cent in respect of neighbouring Bhucho mandi ; its population increasing from 2,945 in 1971 to 7,820 in 1981. The other important towns in the district have also reported substantial increase due to the industrial wave. Simultaneously an attempt has been made to improve the marketing and service facilities in the rural areas and during the decade, focal points catering to the facil ities for a purchase centre, veterinary hospital, civil dispenSary, fertilizer depot and shopping centre were reportedly established at 27 rural places, 3 each in all the 9 development blocks that cover the entire district. Historical Towns :
Strictly fr~m the historical point of view, the only other important place apart from Bathinda in the district is Talwandi Sabo-connected with the history of the Sikhs. Sri Guru Gobind Singh, after his fiercest battles with the Mughals at Anandpur Sahib, Chamkaur Sahib and Muktsar, came to Talwandi Sabo and rested there for 9 months. The place is alternatively called 'Dam dama Sahib' (Dam means rest in Punjabi). He made it a centre for spreading his mission and hence another name 'Guru ki Kashi'. He redictated Adi Granth Sahib here and called this place as 'Khalsa da Takhat'. It is now the headquarters of the Nihangs of the state. A statewide meTa is held here on Baisakhi day (in April). The old awe-inspiring relic of its past splendour is the old fort at Bathinda, which is indisputably larger than its competitors at Lahore, Phillaur and Hanumangarh. It stands as a gigantic sentinel in the heart of the town. Sri Guru Gobind Singh also stayed here and inside the fort is a Gurdwara. It has a long fascinating history behind it. In this era of new culture, which is the gift of industrial development, the Rose Garden and the Boating Club at Bathinda have started drawing record visitors both from outside and from within the district. In fact in the desert and arid landscape of Bathinda these provide the oasis of invigorating relief and feast for the eyes. :6 ANNEXURE
JURISDICTIONAL CHANGES
Bathinda District
I nter-district changes:, (i) Bathinda tahsil lost village Peori, Hadbast No.6 to Muktsar tahsil of newly created Faridkot district-vide notification No. 943-RG-I-71/1967, dated 2nd June, 1971. (ii) The entire tahsil of Faridkot was transferred to newly formed Faridkot district-vide notification No. 2120-RG-I-72/2155, dated 17th July, 1972. Intra-district changes : (i) Bathinda tahsil lost 6 villages to Mansa tahsil-vide notiication No. 765-RG-I-74/1571, dated 10th June, 1974.
(ii) Bathinda tahsil lost 4 villages to Rampura tahsil-vide notification No. 765-RG-I-74/1571, dated 10th June, 1974.
(iii) Bathinda tahsil lost 3 villages to Mansa tahsil-vide notification No. 1632-RG-I-75/1989, dated 22nd July, 1975. (iv) Bathinda tahsil lost 4 villages of sub-tahsil Talwandi Sabo and 28 villages to newly formed tahsil TalwaQdi Sabo-vide notification No. 2541-RG-I-79/2420, dated 12th November, 1979. (v) Mansa tahsil lost 17 villages to newly formed tahsil Talwandi Sabo-vide notification No. 2541- RG-I-79/2420, dated 12th November, 1979. (vi) The newly formed tahsil Talwandi Sabo comprises (a) Sub-tahsil Talwandi Sabo of Bathinda tahsil. (b) 28 villages from Bathinda tahsil. (c) 17 villages from Mansa tahsil; vide notification No. 2541-RG-I-79/2420, dated 12th November, 1979. (vii) 17 villages which were transferred to Talwandi Sabo tahsil-vide notification No. 2541-RG-I-79/ 2420, dated 12th April, 1979 were re-transferred to tahsil Mansa-vide notification No. 4750-RG-I-79/4260. dated 12th July, 1979. 7 INTRODUCTION TO DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK Keeping in view the needs of planners, for exhaustive infra-structural and amenity data upto village . level, required for micro-level planning, the formats of the village and town directory of 1981 DCH series have been redesigned and some new features useful for planning have been added while mt\intaining the compar ability with 1971 data. A few new items of information such as adult literacy centres.. primary health su1) centres, community health workers in villages, etc. have been introduced to meet some' of the requirements of revised minimum needs programme. A new item 'approach to village' has been introduced to give an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column 'Total population and number of households' has been introduced to examine the correlation of amenities with the population and number of households they serve. Two more appendices namely (i) listing the villages where no amenities are available and (ii) list of villages indicating ranges according to the proportion of scheduled castes to total popula.tioD have been added with the same object in view. A significant addition is class of the town in all the six statements of the town directory which alongwith population and decadal variation since 1901 to 1981 will prove quite useful for analysing the infrastructure of amenities in the urban area of State. Contents: The 1981 DCH series have been divided in two parts. Part A contains village and town directory and Part B PCAs of villages and towns and PCA for scheduled castes upto tahsil/town levels. Both parts are being published in this volume. The village directory contains information about total area of each village in hectares, total population and r.umber of households, amenities/conveniences available in the village and the land-use pattern. There is also information about the nearest town and its distance from the village and approach to the village.
The town dire~tory presents data on each town with the aid of six statements giving the status and class of the town, the decadal population and growth rate since 1901-1981, physical and ·locational aspects, municipal finance and availability of amenities/facilities like medical, educational, banking, etc., trade, commerce and industry. PCA incorporates tahsil-wise data for each villago and each town/ward under the following heads :
(i) Area in hectares/sq. kms. (ii) Number of occupied census houses (iii) Number of households (iv) Total population (v) Scheduled caste population (there is no scheduled tribe in Punjab State) (vi) Literates (Vii) Main workers classified into four categories of cultivators, agricultural labourers, household industry and other workers (viii) Marginal workers (ix) Non-workers Maps The map of the district and a map for each tahsil of the district have been included. The district map shows the district boundary and location of its headquarter, tahsil boundaries !1nd location of its headquarter, national highway, state highway, important metalled roads, railway lines, flver and streams, towns and census villages according to population size, post and telegraph offices, degree colleges and technical institutions, rest houses etc. The tahsil map contains boundary of tahsil and location of tahsil headquarter, villages with location code numbers, villages with population size, uninhabited villages with location codes, urban areas with location codes, roads, railway and service facilities such as post and telegraph offices, higher secondary schools, hospitals, etc. Besides both the district and tahsil maps have an inset map where additions or loss of territory has taken place during the decade, has been shown. Soarees : Whereas peA contains census data for compilation of village and town directory, the relevant schcidules alorlg with comprehensive instructions, were sent to the revenue officers (for rural areas) and executive officers of municipal bodies (for urban areas) to be filled in at their end. The completed schedules were collected from the relevant quarters during the houselisting operation in April, 1980 by the staff of this directorate. The schedules were scrutinised at the directorate and the directories were compiled therefrom. CENSUS CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS Village and Town Directory : Rural-Urban Classification :
The 1981 census data are being presented by rural and urban areas, as in the previous censuses.
As far as rural area is concerned, 'village' has been adopted as the lowest census unit.
Rural Area: 'Village' :
The definition of the village adopted in census is identical with that of 'mauza' given under section 3(i) of the Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887. It is the 'revenue estate' determined as such for the purpose of levy and collection of the land revenue. The revenue estate is defined in the Act ibid as an area
(a) of which a separate record of rights is maintained or
(b) which has been separately assessed to land revenues or would have been so assessed if the land revenue had not been realised or compounded or redeemed or
(c) which the State Government has otherwise declared as an Estate.
The village is thus not merely the abadi deh (red lined area) for census taking but the entire land coming within the fixed boundaries of each village in terms of the act ibid.
There are 529 villages (including 7 uninhabited and 2 since covered in urban area in Bathinda district).
Urban Area : 'Town' :
The following definition of an 'urban' area has been adopted at the 1981 census which is analogous to tbe criterion adopted in 1961 and 1971 census with some minor variation (as indicated below) :
(a) All places with a corporation, municipality or cantonment board or notified town area.
(b) All other places which satisfied tbe following criteria:
(i) a minimum population of 5,000 ;
(ii) at least 75 per cent of the male working population engaged in non-agricultural (and allied activity ; and
(iii) a population of at least 400 per kml ~or 1,000 per square mile).
The urban criterion of 1981 census varies slightly from that of 1961 and 1971 censuses, in that the males working in activities such as forestry, logging, etc., were then treated as engaged in non-agricultural activity. It, therefore, contributed to the 75 per cent criterion in 1961 and 1971 censuses whereas in the 1981 census these activites have been treated as on par with cultivation and agricultural labour for the purpose of this criterion.
Prior to the 1961 census, the definition of 'urban' area was somewhat liberal and a lot was left to the discretion of the local authorities. At the 1971 census, the State directors of census operations were also given discretion in marginal cases to include, in consultation with the State Government, a place that had other distinct urban characteristics or to exclude an undeserving place from being treated as 'urban'. tJrhan Area in Bathinda l>istrlct :
With the .transfer of Faridkot sub. division from Bathinda district to newly formed Faridkot district in August 1972, three towns, namely Faridkot, Jaitu Mandi and Kot Kapura were transferred from Bathinda to Faridkot district. Talwandi Sabo NAC was added to the list of towns in Bathinda district during the decade. Although the State Government abolished Talwandi Sabo as NAC in October, 1980 along with other 15 NACs, this has been treated as an urban area for 1981 census since it was decided to freeze the urban frame as on 30th September, 1980.
The district had 12 towns at 1981 census.
Urban Agglomeration (UA) :
Apart from town/city (a town with a population of one lakh and above), the 1971 concept of urban agglomeration is also adopted for the 1981 census. Very often lage railway colonies, university campuses, port areas, military camps, etc., came up outside the statutory limits of the city or town but adjoining it. Such areas may not by themselves qualify to be treated as towns but if they form a continuous spread with the town. they are outgrowths of the town and deserve to be treated as urban. Such towns together with their outgrowth have been treated as one urban unit and called 'urban agglomeration'.
An urban agglomeration may constitute:
(a) A city with continuous outgrowth (the part of outgrowth being outside the statutory limits but falling within the boundaries of the adjoining village or villages) ;
(b) one town with similar outgrowth or two or more adjoining towns with their outgrowths as in (a) ; or
(c) a city and one or more adjoining towns with their outgrowths all of which form a continuous spread.
Urban Agglomeration in Batbinda District :
The only urban agglomeration in Bathinda district is Bathinda UA with Model Town as its outgrowth.
Standard Urban Area (SUA) :
A new concept of standard urban area (SUA) as introduced in 1971 census was also followed for the 1981 census. The essential requirements for the constitution of a standard urban area are
(i) it should have a core town of a minimum population of 50,000 ;
(ii) the contiguous 'areas' made up of other urban as well as rural administrative units should have mutual socio-economic links with the core town ; and
(iii) in all probability this entire area should get fully urbanised in a period of two or three decades.
Certain SUAs were determined on this basis in 1971 and some basic data were presented for 1951, 1961 and 1971 for such areas and their components. Similar data are being presented for the SUAs in 1981 also. The idea is to present basic data for these areas for four to five decades so that the urbanisation process in those areas can be studied.
Standard Urban Area In Batbinda District : In Bathinda district, Bathinda was the only urban area having population above 50,000 as at 1971 census and SUA was delineated around Bathinda town. The basic particulars of this SUA are:
Name of SUA Rural components (with Hadbast No.)
Bathinda Bathinda (Rural) (70) Bhagu (59) Phus Mandi (60) Mehna (175) Gobindpura (176) Bhucho Kalan (201) Bhucho Khurd (207) This continues in 1981. DEMOGRAPHIC CllARACTERISTICS BASED ON ANALYSIS OF INSET TABLES (PRtMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT): Population: . Table 1 below gives sex-wise population for total rural and urban areas, number of total and inhabited villages and towns as at 1981 census. The district has a population of 1,304,606 persons (699,815 males and 604,791 females). 22.68 per cent of the population of the district lives in its urban area compared to 27.68 per cent of the state as a whole. Bathinda sub-division has urban component of 36.99 per cent which is higher than the proportion of the state urban population. The other three sub-divisions of the district, namely, Talwandi Sabo, Rampura Phul and Mansa have an urban component of 22.69, 15.12, 13.98 per cent, respectively each of which is significantly lower than the state average; but Talwandi Sabo has proportion of urban population more or less equal to the district urban proportion. The reason for lower proportion of urban population of sub-division Rampura Phul is that there is only one town Rampura Phu} itself and for Mansa sub-division, besides Mansa there are two small towns i.e., Bareta (Class V) and Budhlada (Class IV) and secondly it has fairly large number of 242 inhabited villages.
TABLE 1 Population, Number of Villages and Towns, 1981
Population No. of Villages SI. Name of tahsil -.-______No. of No. towns Total Rural Urban
P M F P M F P M F Total Inha bited ------1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ------_-...... ,..._---..-_------,--- Rampura Phul 210,854 113,108 97,746 178,964 96,134 82,830 31,890 16,974 14,916 76 76 2 Bathinda 409,881 220,723 189,158 258,270 137,692 120,578 151,611 83,031 68.580 122 117 S 3 Talwandi Sabo 192,263 103.009 89,254 148.638 79,751 68.887 43,625 23,258 20,367 85 85 3 4 Mansa 491,608 262,975 228,633 422,857226,757 196.100 68,751 36,218 32,533 246 242 3 -_------..__...._---_....._ ------_ District Total 1,304,606 699.ttlS 604,7911,003,729 540,334 4'68;395 295,877 IS9,4IU 136.396 529* 520 12
*Jnclu.des 7 uninhabited and 2 inhabited villages since merged in town'),
Sex Ratio: The sex ratio for the district is 864 females per 1,000 males as against the corresponding state figure of 879 which is a moderate improvement ov<;}r sex ratio of 855 in 1971. The highest sex ratio of 869 has been observed from Mansa sub-division and lowest 857 for Bathinda sub-division, the other two sub-divisions, Talwandi Sabo and Rampura Phu) havo a sex ratio of 867 and 864, respectively. Table 2 shows change in distribution of population during the last decade 1971-81 for the dlslitct apd its sub-divisions. TABLE ", neadal Changt In Distribution of Pop.tIeD
Tahsil Population _~e
.. ; ...... ~~~ vatUUod (1971-81) 1971 1981 ---~~ Total Rural Utban Total Rirral Urban Total Rural Urban --- 7 8 9 ------_-_------2 3 4 5 6 10 Rampura Phttl 168,682 145,276 23,406 210,854 178,964 31,890 25'00 23'19 36'25 Bathinda 296,OS9 213,579 82,510 409,881 258,270 151,611 38'43 20'92 83·75 Talwandi Saba 154,685 129,1<14 24;981 192,263 148,638 43,025 24·29' 14-:6(f 14:6J Mansa 405,815 354,438 51,377 491,608 422,857 68,751 21'14 19·30 33'82 ------_...... --- DiStrict Total 1.0Z5,271 8 The clistrict has shown-a growth rate of 27.24 per cent as against the state growth rate of 23.89 per ~nt. rural growth rate is 19.66 per cent as against state rural growth rate of 17.48 per cent and the urban growtli lite )s 62.33 per cent as against the state urban growth rate of 44.51 per cent. The highest urban growth rate (83.75 %) has been recorded by BafltftWa sub-division and the lowest (33.82 %) by Mansa. In terms of urban growth rate, Bathinda is second in rank in Punjab State. The highest groWth rate 88.84 has been recorded by Rupnagar. This is a definite Hidicato1 Less than 200 2 o <~8 200---499 23 4'42 500-1;m 313 6(1,19 2000-4.999 162 31'16 5,000-9,999 20 3·85 10.000+ Total 520 100 'O(f Villages : The district has 520 inhabited villages, 7 uninhabited (bechirag) and 2 villages which have been merged in towtls; Bathinda sub-division has 4 uninhabited villages and Mansa 3 uninhabited villages. One vitrage viz., BBihhtda of sub-divisivn Bathinda and one village, viz., Mansa Kalan of sub-division MatrsS ha-td t1i:en ma:ge&-in Bttthindtt M;C. and Mansa M.e., respectively. The average number of persons per inhabited village in the _uiot works out to 1,939. There is preponderance of middle sized viflAtes (500-1,999), their number being 313, their proportion being 60.19 per cent of the total inhabited villages of the district. There are 20 ..villages of population exceeding 5,000 persons. DellSity : The density of the population in the district works out to 235 persons per sq. km. which IS the second lowest amongst the districts of the state, and aignifiGantly lower than the state average density of 333 persons per sq. km. but it has recorded a substantial increase of 47 persons per sq. Jan. from 188 persons per sq. kIn. in 1971 to 235 persons per sq. km. in 1981. ' .. There is a wide gap in the density of rural and urban areas of the district, 186 in rural areas and 2,110 for urban areas. Table 4 given below indicates the distribution of villages by density :- TABLE 4 Distribution of Villages by Density Range of density Total No. of Percenta~ of (per sq. kID.) inhabited villages In - villages in each density each density range range 0-10 1 0·19 11-20 21-50 1 0·19 51-100 11 2 ·12 101-200 271 52·12 201-300 217 41 '73 301-500 18 3·46 501+ Not known 1 0·19 Total 520 100'00 271 (52.12%) out of the total 520 villages have a density lying between 101-200 persons per sq. Jan. 217 (41.73%) are with density between 201-300 persons per sq.kID.; 13 (2.50 per cent) villages have a density less than 100 persons per sq. kID. and 18 villages (3.46 per cent) have density between 301-500 persons per sq.km. Scheduled Caste Population ~ The district has relatively a high percentage of scheduled caste population i.e. 27.02 per cent compared to 26.87 for the sta(e as a whole. The following table 5 gives proportion of schduled caste population in inha bited. villages; TABLE 5 Proportion of Scheduled Castes Population to Total Population in the Villages Percentage range of Number of Percentage of scheduled caste population inhabited inhabited to total population villages in villages in each range each range 1 2 3 Nil 2 0·38 Less than 5 2 0·38 6-10 8 1·53 11-15 18 3·47 16-20 54 10·39 21-30 211 40'58 31 and above 225 43·27 Total - 520 100 -00 13 Majority of villages i.e. 225 or 43.27 per oent have scheduled caste population above 31 per cent. 211 (40.58%) have a scheduled caste population ranging between 21 to 30 per oent, 84 (16.15%) villages have rlQheduled caste population below 21 per cent. , '.. ' . Table 6 gives proportion of scheduled caste population in urban areas. As compared to rural areaa . .tJIe urban areas have substantially, lower proportion of scheduled caste population constituting '19.7 per oent·of -the total population. Talwandi Sabo with 37.68 per oent of scheduled caste population ranks highest-amongst the towns ofthe district and the lowest (14.10 %) has been revealed by Budhlada while Bathinda has a proportion .of 16.19, the second lowest. A sub-division-wise study of scheduled caste population can be made from table 9 'l'here is no scheduled tribe population in Punjab State. TABLE 6 Proportion of Scheduled Castes Population in Towns Serial Name of the town Total Total Percentage of No. population Scheduled Scheduled Caste Caste population population to total _...___-----_.,__--_ population 1 2 3 4 5 ~-~---'------_..,.__----~--~ Bareta 9,494 2,039 21 ·48 2 Bathinda· 1,27,363 20,625 16 ·19 3 Bhucho Mandi 7,820 2,076 26·55 4 Budhlada 15,968 2,251 14·10 5 Goniana 8,596 1,428 16·61 6 Kot Fatta 4,973 • 1,573 31·63 7 Mansa 43,289 8,817 20·37 8 Maur 18,853 5,171 27·43 9 Raman 14,318 3,783 26·42 10 Rampura Phul 31,890 5,998 18 ·81 11 Sangat 2,859 546 19·10 12 Talwandi Sabo·· 10,454 3,939 37·68 AU TowDS 2,95,877 58,246 19'69 ·Urban Agglomeration {U.A.} ·*Talwandi Sabo N.A.C. has since been dC)Dotified by State Gov~rnment. J~t8'ac;J : In the matter of literacy it stands at the lowest rung·ou.tjOfLt~)I2 districts, of ~{staJe. O~; :!?-t3 ~r cent of the population of the district is literate (i.e. which can at least read and write a letter with undorstan- 4iY •. ~ t~ 4~1iPti~~ of 'Utera,w', in ~~!8Qe$ a.s.~,,"nstt~lsta.ttl·pcrOimtage of41._28. The male literacy .~~ ia 34,'16 net qcppt i\Qd -female Jif!OmQH. r~tb i$ 20.29 per: cent- qeing the lo.west for any district in lhe statiS. ~W'.Y~r •. tJie' titcrrlWY ~f«' ~~ ~ho\fll ~J'o~f."JllOnt. over the literaoy rate in 1971- by ~.1 ~oints and ~s impr?W ~~~ ~ com.~uM~ wltll ~ tmwov~nt IQ the hteracy; fate of s,o~ olthe other distncts of·Punjab. :Bathiada aub-divisiQll ~4s with ~ ij~a~y tlil~ of 33,9.8 per QeQ,t Qv¢r· tho other sub-divisions, Talwandi Sabo (23.82~ hmpura Phul (28.36%) and Mansa (23.75%). the literacy ratas for rura"l ~nd urba.n aieas of the distdit respectively are 22.00 per oent and 47.22 per cent. Sub-division-wise literacy rates for total, rural and urban and for persons, males and females can be examined frQJll. table. 9. Table 7 below gives literacy rate by population ranges of the villages and it is revealed that there is no consistent trend in the literacy rate vis-a-vis range of population. TABLE 7 Literacy Rates by Population Ranges of Villages Range of population Number of Literacy rate inhabited villages in each range 1 2 3 Le~s than 200 2 25·54 200-499 23 23'53 500-1.999 313 21·68 2.000-4.999 162 21·46 5.000-9,999 20 24'71 10.000+ Total 520 Table 8 gives literacy rates for towns. It shows that the highest literacy rate of 55.96 per cenl has been recorded for Goniana town followed by Budhlada (53.65%) and Bathinda oity (51.78%). The lowC4t literacy rate of 20.67 per oent has ~n t:eturned from Talwandi Sabo. TABLE 8 Literacy Rates for Towns ------Name of the to\l'Jl Literacy rate 1 2 Bareta 38·52 Bathinda 51·78 Bhucho Mandi 47'61 Budhlada 53'65 Goniana 55 ·96 Kat Fatta 31·37 ManRa 45·10 Maur 39'24 TABLE 8-concld. Literacy Rates for Towns Name of the town -Litora,cy _rate 1 2 Raman 43·83 Rampura Phul 47·06 Sangat 45'37 Talwandi Sabo 2f)'(Y7 All towns 47·22 ------_ Working Population: The main workers constitute 30.84 per cent as: against 30.73 per cent in 1971. There are 55.75 per cMt male workers and only 2.03 per cent female-workers. Female workers have shown substantial improve Dt~n_t over 1971 when only 0.88 per cent femate workers were recorded. Of the total working force, 68.92 per cent of workers: are engaged in agriculture as cultivators and agricultural labourers as: against 75.33 per cent in 1971. Thus, tbere has ~en a decline of 6.41 per cent points in the primary sector and there has 00en cO{respo~J;lg iru:rease of 6.41 per cent in tbe secondary sector of the economy- (Table 9). 16 TABLE LHatates, Workers, Non-workers, Scbeduled Castes Porcenta,e of Name of tahsil Total Total population S.C. Literatos to total Main workers-- to tota~ Rural popula- population population Urban tion to total popula- tion. ---....---- P M F P M F ---P M F 2 ------3 4 5 6 7 ------8 9 10 11 12 ~------...... Rampura Phul T 210,854 113,108 97,746 27·27 28'36 33 '90---- 21 '95 30'87 56'19 1'58 R 178,964 96,134 82,830 28'77 25'03 30·72 18'42 31 '04 56'70 1'26 U 31,890 16,974 14,916 18'81 47'06 51 '92 41 '53 29'93 53'29 3·35 D,athinda T 409,881 220,723 189,158 26'43 33'98 40'89 25'92 31 '02 54'95 3'09 R'll 258,2701 ,137,692 [120,578 31'78 23'98 30'55 16·49 30'74 56'06 1'82 U 151,611 83,031 68,580 17'31 51 '01 58'04 42'51 31 '50 53·12 5'31 Talwandi Sabo T P92,263 t 103,009 89,254 28'15 23'82 30'70 15'88 30 '17 54'70 1 '84 R 148,638 79,751 68,887 27'74 20'29 27'34 12·12 30·30 55·10 1 -59 U 43,625 23,258 20.367 29'55 35'84 42'20 28'57 29'70 53·35 2;71 , Mansa T 491,608 262,975 228,633 26·96 23,75 29·92 16·64 30'95 56'63 1'43 R 422,857 226,757 [ 196,100 28'25 20·10 26'25 12·99 31 '28 57'53 1 '15 U 68,751 36,218 . 32,533 19'06 46 '18 52'93 38'66 28'31 50'96 3·09 Batblnda Distt. T 1,304,606 699,815 604,791 27·02 27'73 34"16 20'29 30'84 55'75 2'03 R 1,00'8,729 540,334 468,395 29'17 22'00 28'30 14'72 31'00 56'65 1'41. U 295,877 159,481 136,396 19·69 47·22 53'92 39'40 30'32 52'68 4·18' 11 ,...tJoa la the Dlltrlet PerCClntale of Namo ot tahsil Total Marginal workers to Total workers to Non-workOll to total Rural total population total population population Urban _____.._--t~ __ _.,._.,.._,.-- -..-...-'------.;,-...... - __,;, __.-_ ...... P M F P M F P M l:1 ...... _._~ __..~~-__..--~ ...... ___.------..-__...._._~_.._.-_... 1 2 13 14 15 16-- 17 18 19 20 21 -~~-~~------Ramputa Phul -- T 4-24 1 -06 7-92 35 -11 ------57-25 9-49 64-89 42-75 9O-Sl R 4-77 1-02 9-12 35-81 57-72 10-38 64 -19 42-28 89-62, U 1'29 1 ·31 1 -25 31 '22 54'60 4·60 68'78 45·40 .95,40 Batbinda .- T 4'75 0-81 9-34 35'77 55'77 12'43 64'23 44'23 87'57 R 7-23 1-17 14-16 37·97 57'23 15'98 62'03 42'77 84-02 U 0'51 0'21 0-87 32·01 53'34 6'18 67·99 46'66 93·82 Talwandi Saba .- T 3-83 0-90 7·22 34'00 55'60 9'06 66'00 44'40 90·94 R 4-71 1-06 8-95 35'01 56-16 10'54 64·99 43·84 89·46 U 0-83 0-36 1 -36 30-53 53 -71 4'07 69·47 46·29 95-93 Mansa .. T 4-81 0-92 9-28 35'76 57-54 10'71 64-24 42-46 89'29 R 5-53 1 ·01 10'74 36-91 58'54 11 '89 63·09 41'46 88 '11 U 0-39 0-32 0-47 28-70 51 -28 3'56 71 ·30 48'72 96'44 Batblnclll D1att. .. T 4'55 0-90 S-78 35-40 56-65 10'81 64-61 43'35 39'19 R 5-71 1 -06 1 -07 36'71 57·71 12-48 63'29 42'29 87'52 U o -61 0-38 0-89 30-93 53-06 5'07 69-07 46'M 94'91 1, BRIEF ANALYSIS OF THE VIlLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY VILLAGE DIRECTORY A.oe.dttes available in the 'rilrage: In' the" annexure immedi'ately following tbi's note, dillt'rlbution of 'Villages according to availability of different amenities/facilities has been indicated in table 10 while table 11 indicates the proportion of rural popu lation served by these amenities and table 14 indicates the distribution of villages according to population range and amenities available. Table 13 indicates the distribution of these villages according to the distance from the nearest town and a'Vaila:bllity of different amenIties ana according to it, out of 520 inhabited villages 139'(26 ,73'%) have a town at a radius of 5 kms., 269 (51',13 %) villages have an urban centre in a distance slab of-6,-15 kms-and the remaining 112- (21 '54%) have an urban centre in a distance slab of 16-50-km&., -T-bi&-· indJOOtes that by and large the district is rural and a fair number of villages are away from the urban centres. ,', Table 1Z sums up the number of villages where certain amenities are not available within the juri'sdic tiOD of the villages and the distance ranges where the inhabitant~ of these villages avail them. Amenity-wise analysis reads below:- (i) Educational Facilities: " Of the total 520 inhabited villages in the district, 518 (99 ,62%) with a population of 99 ·94 per cent of the rural population of the district are equipped with the facility of at least a primary school. Two villages, namely Kalian Sada and Maujo Kalan with populationlof 335 and 264 falling in the sub-divisioDlJ'ofi Bathinda and Mansa, respectively, are devoid of this basic facility. The percentage of the villages having at least primary school increased from 76 ·75 per cent to 99 ·62 per cent over the last decade, thus, showing that Batbinda has made a great stride in providing the minimum educational needs. Even the two villages w~b,ile· not enjoy the facility of primary education could avail the facility by commuting a distance of less than 5 kms. (ii) Medical Facilities: 231 (44 ·42 %) out of 520 inhabited villages have at least one of. the medical institutions, viz., hospital maternity and child welfare centre, health centre, primary health centre, dispensary, family planning centre and the like. The proportion of villages enjoying one or more of the medical facilities are highest in respect of Rampura Phul sub-division and lowest for Mansa sub-division. (The perusal of the tables reveals that larger sub-divisions of the district tend to have comparatively much lower percentage of medical facilities than for the smaller sub-divisions). Of the 289 inhabited villages of the district which do not have any medical facility available for their popUlation, for 179 the amenity is available within a radius of 5 kms, for 68 villages within the range of 5-10 kms and the inhabitants of remaining 42 have to cover a distance of more than 10 kms to avail of the medical facility. The percentage of villages enjoying medical facilities is highest (50 '36~) among the villages situated within a radius of 5 kms of an urban centre whereas it is the lowest (34 ·82 %) in a distance range of 16-50 kms. For villages lying in the distance range of 6-15 kms, 45 ·35 per cent possess medical facilities. Thus, it can be inferred that lesser the distance, the more is the availability of medical facility for the population of the component villages. Apparently the villages in the neighbourhood of urban centres tend to _have more medical facilities. (iii) Drinking Water Facility: ,. All the 520 inhabited villages of the district invariably enjoy the drinking water facility. The main source of drinking water is handpump supplemented by well/tubewell. (Iv) Post and Telegraph Facilities: Out of total 520 inhabited villages 252 (48 ·46 %) have the facility of post and telegraph. SUb-division wise 59 ·21 per cent in Rampura Phul, 53 ·84 per cent in Bathinda, 41 ·18 per cent in Talwandi Sabo and 45 ·04 per cent in Mansa are enjoying the facility of post and telegraph. Proportion of population to whom post and telegraph facilities are available in the district is 66 ·41 per cent, the proportion being highest in Rampura Phul sub-division i.e., 79 ·44 per cent followed by Bathinda, 69 ·88 per cent, Mansa, 63.08 per cent and Talwandi Sabo 54 ·18 per cent. Of the 268 villages in which the post and telegraph facility is not available, the people of 218 villages have to commute a distance less than 5 kms, popUlation of 42 villages between 5-10 kms and 8 villages more than 10 kms. Again out of the 252 villages which are availing the benefit of post and telegraph facilities, maximum number (142) of these villages i.e. 52.79 per cent have an urban centre at a distance of 6-15 kms., 61 (43 ·88 %) at a radius of 5 kms. and 49 (43 ·75 %) within a distance range of 16-50 kms. Further 136 or 83 '95% of the villages falling in the population range 2,000-4,999 have the amenity of P. & T. and all the 20 villages exceeding the population range of 5,000 persons are availing the facility of P. & T. Out of 25 villages with popUlation less than 500, only two villages are enjoying the facility of P. & T. of the 313 villages t§ tatting in the population range of (5OO~ 1,999) 94 villages (30 ·03 %) have been recorded to avail the P & T facility. The conclusion is that 33 ·59 per cent of the total population residing in 51 '54 per cent of the vi11ages which do not have any P. & T. facility, majority of them have to travel a distance between 0-5 kms., popula~ tion of 42 such villages have to travel a distance of 5-10 kms and people of 8 villages have to travel even more than 10 kms. (v) Communications : The rural population of 392 (75 ·38 %) viIlages constituting 83 ·51 per cent population is served by public transport system. 128 villages do not have any facility of communication within the territorial jurisdiction of the village or a little far away from the actual settlement. Of these 128 villages, 108 can avail of the facility after commuting a distance within 5 kms. radius, 17 between 5-10 kms and 3 more than 10 kms. According to population range of villages, 40 ·00 per cent of the villages falling in population range of less than 500,70 ·29 per cent comprising population range of 500-1,999,87 ·65 per cent falling in the population range 2,000-4,999 and all the 20 villages of population range 5,000 and above have the communication facility. The above analysis shows that the existence of the communication facility is directly proportional to the size of the villages as far as Bathinda district is concerned. (vi) Approach by Pucca Road: Of all the inhabited villages, 91 per cent covering a population of 93 per cent have been recorded to be connected by a pucca road and are, therefore, accessible both in fair and foul weather. Sub-division-wise Bathinda (99 ,15%), Rampura Phul (94 ,74%), Talwandi Sabo (98 '82%) and Mansa (82,64%) have village; which are connected by a pucca road. In Mansa sub-division 42 vilIages covering a population of 14 '89 per cent of the total rural population of the sub-division still lack the facility of a pucca road. The percentage of villages connected by pucca road which have an urban centre within a radius of 5 kms comes to 98 per cent and those within a distance range of6-15 krris., 88 ·48 per cent and those within a distance range 16-50 kms. 87 ·50 per cent. This shows that proportion.ofvillages having pucca road bears inverse correlation with its distance range from the nearest town, i.e.higher the distance from nearest urban centre, lower the proportion of villages connected by pucca road. The proportion of villages connected by pucca road comprising population range 5,000+ is 100 per cent. This proportion is 95.06 per cent for vilIages with a population range 2,000-4,999, 88 ·82 per cent for population range 500-1 ,999 and 80 per cent for population range less than 500. This shows that in the smaller vilIages stilJ largar proportion of villages remains to be connected by pucca road in comparison to larger villages. (vii) Power Supply: All the villages of the district have invariably got the facility of power supply. The state has since been hundred per cent electrified. TABLE 10 Distrib~tion of Villages According to the Availability of Different Amenhies Serial Name of tahsil No. of No. (with percentage) of villages having One or more of the following amenities No. inhabited villages Education MediCal Drinking Post and Marketl COplmuni- Approach Power water telegraph Hat catIon by pucca supp1y road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ------1. Rampura Phu1 76 76 50 76 45 10 56 72 76 (100'00) (65 '79) (l00'00) (59 '21) (13'16) (73 ·68) (94 ·14) (100 '00) 2. Bathinda 117 116 59 111 63 5 93 116 117 (99 'lS) (50 '43) (100 '00) (53 '85) (4 '27) (79 ·49) (99 '15) (100 '00) 3, 'ralwandl Sabo 8S 85 36 85 35 1 60 84 85 (100'00) (42 ·35) (100 ·00) (41 '18) (1 '18) (70 '59) (98 '82) (100 '00) 4. Mansa 242 241 86 242 109 12 183 200 242 • (99 '59) (35 ·54) (100 '00) (45 '04) (4 '96) (75 ·62) (82 '64) (100 '00) District Total ---_520 518 231 520 ------525 28 392 472 520 (99 ·62) (44,42) (100 ·00') (48'46) (5 '38) (75 '38) (90 ·7'1) (100 '00) Note:_Figures in parenthesis give percentages of villages (havings one or more amenities) to the total inhabited villages. 20 TABLE 11 Proportion of Rural Population served by different amenities Serial Nlm! of tahsil Total popu- Proportion of Rural Population reserved by the amenity of No. lation of inhabited ----Education Medical Drinking Post and Market/ Communi- Approach Power villages water telegraph Hat cation by pucca supply in the road tahsil --.-~_..._ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1. Rampura Phul 178,964 (100 '00) (78 '67) (100 '00) (79 '44) (24 '11) (83 '36) (96'60) (100'00) 2. Bathinda 258'270 (99 '87) (62 '86) (100 '00) (69 '88) (6 '73) (87 '24) (99 '87) (100'00) 3. Talwandi Sabo 148,638 (100 '00) (55 '40) (100 '00) (54'18) (2 '05) (76 '91) (99 '06) (100 '00) 4. Mansa 422,857 (99 '94) (54 -44) (100 '00) (63 '08) (10 -64) (83 '60) (85 '11) (100'00) -- District Total ',OOIt,729 (99 -94) (61-04) (100 -00) (66 ·41) (10 '76) (83 -51) (92 '9) (180'-00) TABLE 12 Distribution of villages not having certain amenities, arranged by distance railges from the places where these are available Village not having the Number of villages where the amenity is not available and available at distance of amenity of -5Kms_ 5-10 Kms_ 10+ Km!. Total (Cols ~) ------'------.------~------,------2 3 4 5 ------;..,,_.---_.__._~ 1. Education 2 2 2_ Medical 179 68 42 289 3. P_&T. 218 42 8 268 4. Communication ' 108 17 3 128 TABLE 13 Distribution of viIlages according to the distance from the neatest town and availability of different amenities Distance range from the No. of Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of nearest town inhabited ---~- (in kms_) villages Education Medical Drink!ng Post and Marketl Commu- Approach Power in each Water Telegraph lIat nication by pucCa supply range road ---_...._------_------1 2 3 4 ------5 6 7 8 9 1~ 0-5 139 139 70 139 61 5 109 196- 139- (100 '00) (50 -36) (100 -00) (43 -88) (3 -60) (78 -42) (97 -84) (100,,00) 6-15 269 268 122 269 142 14 211 238 269 (99 -63) (45 -35) (100 '00) (52 '79) (5 -20) (78 '44) (88 '48) . (100'00) 16-50 112 111 39 112 49 9 72 98 112 (99 -11) (34 -82) (100 '00) (43 -75) (8 -04) (64 -29) (87 -50) 100 :00) 51+ Unspecified .,;' -----~----- District Total -----520 518 231 520' 525 18 391 471 520 (99 -62) (44·42) 100'00) (48 -46) (5 '38) (75 '38) (99 '71) (100 '00) -21 TABLE 14 DMribution of villages according t6 population range and amenities available Population range No. of Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of inhabited villages Education Medical Dr!nking Post and Marketl Communi- Approach Power in each water telegraph Hat cations by-pucca supply range road ---.. ---~------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 -499 25 23 3 25 2 10 20 25 (92 '00) (12 -00) (100 -00) (8 '00) (40 '00) (80 '00) (l00 -00) 500-1,999 313 313 92 313 94 8 220 278 313 (100 '00) (29 '39) (l00 '00) '(10 '03) (2 '56) (70 '29) (88 '82) (100 '00) 2,000-4,999 162 162 116 162 136 10 142 154 162 (loa -00) (71 '60) (100-00) (83 '95) (6 '17) (87 '65) (95 '06) (100 '00) 5,000+ 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 (jOO -00) (100 -00) (100 '00) (l00 '00) (50 -00) (100 -00) (100 '00) (100 '00) ~-'-"'_---"-'-----~'------"_------District Total 520 518 231 520 132 28 392 4'72 520 (99 '62) (44 '42) (100 '00) (48 ,46) (5 '3_8) (75,38) (90 ,77) (100'00) ------_ Staple Food : Wheat, maize and bajra constitute the staple food of the people of the district. Rice is consumed largely on spf'cial occasions as the Punjabis are not habitual rice eaters. Gram is also consumed as it is the local produce of the district besides the above mentioned foodgrains. Distribution of villages accordiag to landuse Serial Name of Tahsil No. of inhabited Total area Percentage cul Percentage of No. villages (hectares) tivable area irrigated area to total area to total culti vable area 2 3 4 5 6 Rampura Phul 76 87,507 91 ·37 71 :90 2 Bathinda 117 138,571 91 '09 67'52 3 Talwandi Sabo 85 89,478 93 '24 67'64 4 Mansa 242 213,513 90·62 66·32 Total District 520 529,069 91·30 67·79 ------_------_- Land Use Pattern in -the District: The land use pattern is depicted in table No. 15. The table reveals that 91.30 per cent of the total area of the district is under cultivation. Sub-divisionwise Talwandi Sabo has the highest percentage of cultivated area i.e., 93.24 per cent folJowed by Rampura Phu19I.37 per cent, Bathinda 91.09 per cent and Mansa 90.62 per 'Cent. The proportion of irrigated area to the total cultivated area in the district is 67.79 per cent. Sub division-wise, Rampura Phul has the highest percentage of irrigated area i.e., 71. 90 per cent and Mansa. the lowest i.e. 66.32 per cent. Bathinda and Talwandi Sabo have 67.52 per cent and 67.64 per cent irrigated area - respectively. The state canals and tubewells are the main sources of irrigation in the district. Miscellaneous: Cropping Pattern, Staple Food and Markets: Apart from harvesting wheat, maize, bajra, gram and jowar, which constitute the staple food of the people in the whole of the district there arc vast areas under cotton and groundnut. There are mandis at ~bout 20 kms distance from each other which serve as the nucleus for purchases and sales by the local Jnhabitants. Their expansion is a testimony to the fruits of the green revolution being enjoyed by the farmers. 22 TOWN DIRECTOR.Y UrbanPopulation : Tables 16 to 19 appended to the note deal with this section. Table 16 shows growth rate, density and sex ratio of urban population in the district in relation to . the state for 1981 census and the preceding three censuses 1971, 1961 and 1951. The 1981 census reveals that 22.68 per cent ofthe population of the district lives in its urban areas as compared to 27.68 per cent of the state as a whole. The urban component of the population in the district increased by 4.90 per cent from 17.78 per cent in 1971 to 22.68 per cent in 1981. The urban component of popUlation in 1961 had increased by 2.56 per cent from 1951. The corresponding figures of urban popUlation for the district and the state at 1971, 1961 and 1951 are 17.78 per cent for the dhtrict as against 23.73 per cent for the state, 17.81 per cent for the district as against 23.05 per cent for the state and 15.25 per cent as against 21.72 per cent for the state respectively. Growth :Rate: The district shows a tremendous decadal growth of 62.33 per cent in the urban areas for 1981 as compared to 44.51 per cent for the state. During the previous decade 1961-71, the district had recorded urban growth rate of 23.53 per cent as against 25.27 per cent for the state and during the -decade 1951-61, the district recorded a growth rate of 56.17 per cent as compared to 29.06 per cent for the state. The reason for the significant growth rate during 1951-61 is primarily due to coming into existence of some new towns, namely Bareta, Bhucho Mandi, Goniana, Kot Fatta, Maur, Raman and Sangat, their economic development attributed to influx of refugees and their settlement. Their growth during 1951-61 is at an alarnning rate ail compared to the decade 1961-71 when the growth of the towns W,iS stagnant. Dming 1971-81 tremendous growth rate of 62.33 is mainly attributed to fast economic development of Bathioda town whose population approximately doubled, in absolute number. The increase to be recorded was 62,045 persons, i.e., from the total population of 65,318 in 1971 to 127,363 at 1981. Density: The district has recorded at 1981 Census an urban density of 2,110 persons per sq. km. as against-3,835 for the state. The corresponding urban densities for the district during 1971, 1961 were 3,421 and 3,151 as against 4,650 and 4,090 for the state. The density of the district has shown a decline of 1,311 per sons per sq. km in 1981 compared to 1971 although there was an increase in density by 270 persons per sq. km. during the previous decade 1961- 71. This decline in the urban density is mainly due to substantial increase in urban area of the district. Sex Ratio: The urban popUlation of district has recorded a sex ratio of 855 in 1981,862 in 1971,827 in 1961 and 823 at 1951 as compared to 865, 856, 817 and 807 at the corresponding census years for the state. There is a consistent increase in the sex ratio during 1951, 1961 and 1971 but a decline of 7 females for 1,000 males at 1981. This is mainly due to influx of more male workers to the towns of the district particularly Bathinda city. New Towns: This relates to information of new town (s) and declassified town (s) during the decade. In Bathinda district, no town from those existing at 1971 has been declassified. New town of Talwandi Sabo was added to the district during the decade for 1981 census. The NAC was abolished by a notification by the State Government in early October, 1980. However, for 1981 census the list of 134 towns was adhered to since it was' necessary to freeze the urban frame as already finalised for the purpose of 1981 census. Consequently the urban status of Talwandi Sabo as NAC has been retained. Budget of the Towns: Table 17 relates to it. Bathinda district has 12 towns; one with Class I status, Bathinda city, two Class III towns, Mansa and Rampura Phul, 4 Class IV towns, Budhlada, Maur, Raman and Talwandi Sabo, three Class V towns, Bareta, Bhucho Mandi, Goniana and two Class VI towns, i.e., Kot Fatta and Sangat. In respect of four towns, viz. Bathinda, Goniana, Raman and Rampura Phul, per capita receipt is lower than per capita expenditure and in case of remaining seven towns the receipt exceeds per cdpita ex penditure. For Talwandi Sabo NAC the data are not available. The highest per capita receipt of Rs. 149.32 is recorded for Bhucho Mandi and the lowest Rs. 6.63 for Kot Fatta M.C. For Bathinda city per capita receipt is Rs. 71.55. The receipt through taxes forms the major source of revenue in most of the towns of the district. Government grants, loans, advances. etc. are the other supplementary sources of revenue of municipalities. On expenditure side, the highest pet capita expenditure (Rs. 137.28) has been recorded in respect of Bhucho Mandi and the lowest Rs. 5.22 for Kot Fatta M.C. In respect of Bathinda city pet capita expenditure of Rs 73.15 has been recorded as against per capita receipt of Rs. 71.55. The main heads of expenditure are general administration, public health and conveniences, public institutions, etc. Social Amenities-Educational: Table 18 depicts higher secondary, secondary, matriculation, junior secondary/middle and primary schools per 10,000 population. The table reveals that only Bathinda and Mansa have got higher secondary 23 or an equivalent school (s). Mansa has higJJest number of higher secondary schools (0..46) per 10.,000 population and Bathinda comes next with Q.31-schools per 10,000 population. The number of higher secondary schools per 10,000 populati()njn,Ute'dis~ict is. .(}.~.'''·~Ddary/matriculation schools are located in all the towns of the district. Bathinda city which has the highest nU,mber (6) of secondary/matricula tion schools, accounts for only 0..47 of secondary/matriculation stiliools 'per ;'ten thousand' population. Thus Bathinda city still comparatively lacks' the' educational facilities in terms of secondary/matriculation and higher secondary levels, Junior secondary or middle schools are also existing in all the towns of the district, The highest numbe'r of' primary schools (10.49) per 10,000 population are located in Sangat town. For Bathinda district as a whole the number of primary schools for its urban population is 2.50 per 10,000 persons. Higher Secondary school facilities.for Bathinda city have not grown compared to with the growth of the town during the last decade. The number of high/higher secondary schools in Bathinda city has dropped from 1.2 per 10,000 popUlation in 1971 to 0.78 per 10,000 population in 1981. However, at primary level, the position has improved from Q.~Oper 10,000 in .197~ ~o 1.81 per 1O,~ .population in 1981. 'Medical Facilities: Table 19 gives the distribution of total number of beds per 1,000 population in medical institu· tions, available in each town of the district. The number of beds per 1,000 popula:tion has been taken as the criterion for determining the extent of medical facilities. The table reveals that there are in aU 2.01 ,Of 2 beds per 1,'000 urban population of the district. Bareta has the highest number of bed~ 2.63 and Bhucho Mandi, the least 0.51 'per 1,000 of population. Bathinda city has 2.18 beds for 1,000 of its population. Slum Population in Towns: In Punjab State, no slum area has been notified, although certain pockets lulve Separately been identified. TABLE 16 Growth, Density and Sex ratio of urban population in the District in relation to the State District State -_---'._-... _--...:..__-----_...:...-_--- - -.--'_ - -._._------... - ... --.__...---~----_...... ----_...... _---- Census Total Urban % Urban Dt'cadal Density StX Total Urban %Urban Decadal Density Sex ratio year Popu· popu,' popu· percent. (popula- ratio popu- popu- popu. percen·, (popu- (No ot lation lation lation age Yari· tion (No. of lation lation lation tage Jation females ation in _ per SQ. females varia· per sq- per 1,000 urban' Km) per 1000 tion in Km.) males) popula- males) urban tion ppopula- tion ------~---~------~---~------.-----~------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1951----6i9,689--'94;483-15-:ZS- + 83-:67 -- N.:;': - 823·9~60.500 '1:989:267 21--:72~ + 20{>2- N . ..c-807 1961 928,420 147,551 17 ·81 +56 ·17 3.151 827 11,135.069.2,567.30623 ·05 +29 ·06 4,090 ,817 1971 1.025,271182.27417'78 +23'53 3,421 86213,551,060'3,216,17923'73 +25'27 4,650 ,856 1981 1,304,606 295,877 22 ·68 + 62 ·33 2,110 855 16,788,915 4.647.757 27 ·68 +44 ·51 3,835 865 Not" :-Utban population includes population of Talwandi Sabo NAC in 1981 Census and excludes population. of Talwandi Sabo NAC in 1951, 1961 and 1971. ' ," TABLE 17 ' Per capita receipt and expenditure in towns Per Capita , " Sl. Class, name and civic status of thel town --~-- - ~-~------~_~ ______• ______~ No. Receipt _~xpenditure ------.___..-----.-----~-.------Total Receipt Receipt Total General Expendi- "Public Expen- Other through from expen- adminis- true on works diture aspects taxes all other diture tration public. on pu- sourcos health blic and con· insti- yeniencos tutions ------·2------~~----3-·--4----·5- ---6----7 ---8--; ~9--:IO ---il-- -1-V- - - B~;t~-t~ic)------.'--.---.-_-- 44-:JO'-6~7 -Y7-:J3-44-06-'-is-'S6--s-:81-16 ~1-c-l:t2-4-:(;6 2 I Bathinda (MC) 71 ·55 63 '80 7 ·75 73 ·15 30 ·52 8 '16 7 ·33 27 ·14 3 V Bhuchomandi (MC) 149 ·32 50 ·20 99 ·12 137 '28 31 ·16 42 ·34 57 ·42 6 ·36 4 IV Budhlada (MC) 72 ·08 47 '79 24 ·29 71 '45 22 ·24 19"67 9 ·95 3 '19 16 ·40 5 V Goniana (MC) 87 13 61· 89 25 ·24 92 '95 29 '55 16 ·64 36 ·88 1.16 8·72 6 VI Kot Patta (MC) 6 ·63 2.81 3 ·82 5 '22 3 82 0 '40 . 1 ·00 7 III. Mansa (MC) 56 13 37 '17 18 96 52·11 13 15 10 '19' 10'44 1 ·03 17 ·30 8 IV Maur (MC) 44 '66 26 '84 17 ·82 40 ·89 1 ·65, 16 ·34 . 1 ·21 21 ·69 9 IV Raman (MC) 69 07 41 07 28 ·00 75 '70 16 ·77' 11 81 27·09 0 ·13 19·90 10 III Rampui'a Phul (MC) 61 ·07 44 ·68 16 ·39 n.J9 13 ·88 21 ·29 23 ·01 14 ·01 11 VI Sangat (MC) 33 ·92 18 ·54 15 ·38 33 '22 13 ·65 3 '15 5 '24 3 '14 8 ·04 -12 IV TalwandiSabo(NAC)'-'-- 'N.A.- -N.A.· N.A~-- N.A.- -N:A:·---NX"·N.A~· 'N.A.-· N.A. NumbtJ' por.ten thc)u58,Dd .populatiol) -~------~------.....------. ,-\ ___..------_--.l_ ------_' ______.,, ___ __,.__. _____ ~-- -:------3 4 .5 ------~------~------~------V Bareta (MC) 2 '11 3-Hi 4-21 2 I 'lla~nda' (Me) 0'3J 0-47 1-02 1 ·81 3 V 'Bhuchomandi ('Me) 2.55 2'55 3,84 ,4 IV Budhlada lMC) 1 '25 t :'25 2'50 5 V Goniana (MC) 2,33 3 -48 3 ·48 6 VI Kot Fatta (MC) 2,01 2,01 6 -03 III ·~a(Mq .0 ,69 1 ·15 2 ·30 "8 IV Maur (MC) 1 ,59 2 ,12 3'18 9 IV Raman(MC) 1 ,40 2 '10 2-10 10 III Rampura Phul (MC) t '88 2 '19 2 ·19 -11 -VI 'Sa1)pt (MC) 3'50 3-50 10:49 12 IV Talwandi Sabo (NAC) 2-81 3.83 4·18 Tota' ------~------o·a I.ll 1'62 2'50 "TAlIL'!: D l'!l ...... of .bet!s,ID.MeClkl!iUnstlt_kmsJn t01fns Sorial ,CIa$s, ,namo and cbijc"atatus oI.tho .tow~ Number 01 beds in No. 'Medical Ins~itu tions Dor 1,000 population . ' ------2 3 ---~------.------V Bareta (MC) 2·63 2 J Bathinda (MC) 2 '18 3 V Bhuchomandi (MC) 0'51 .4 IV Budhlada (MC) 1 ·88 5 V .Goniana (MC) 0·93 6 VI Kot Fatta (Me:;> 7 III oMansa(MC) 2.59 8 IV Maur (MC) 1 ·33 9 IV Raman.(MC) 1 ·54 ;10 HI Rampw:a Phul (MC> 2·01 :lrl \1,1 San¥'lt(MC) 2'80 -12 I-V Ta wAQdl ,sabo!(NAC) 2'87 ".... ------2'01 PART XIII-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION I-VILLAGE DIRECtORY 29 . NOTE EXiPLAINIHG THE. COI)ES USED IN THE VJLLAGB DIJl.BCTOR-Y . The village directory containing information about eaoh village has bc;en prepared for each tahsil in the ascending order of the census location code numbers, e.g., location code No. 17/lt/3/ll means village No. 22 in tahsil No.3 of district No. 11 of the State No. 17. It contains information relating to total area of the village in hectares, total population, No. of households, ameniti~available in the village, i.e., educa tional, medical, drinking water, posts and telegraphs, communication, approach to village, and power supply. Besides it gives information regarding staple food, land-use, i.e., area under different types of land-use bke forest, irrigated and unirrigated, cultivable and uncultivable land. This is further supplemented by ihe information on places of religious, historical and archaeological interest as also information on copies of news paper coming in the village and number of motorcycles/scooters, cars/jeeps and tractors available in the village. Information about the amenities available have been given in columns 5 to 10 of the directory. (i) Educational facilities have been shown by adopting the following abbreviations: P Primary school M Junior secondary or middle school H Matriculation or secondary school PUC Higher Secondary/intermediate/pre-university, junior college C College (graduate level and above) like Arts, Science, Commerce, etc. I Industrial school Tr. Training school Ac Adult literacy class/centre o Other eduoatioBal iBstitutions. These may .inolude Sanskrit Pathshala, Senior basic school, Maktab, etc. Where figures Iik e P(3), M (2), H (1), etc. occur these denote that the village has three primary, two middle and one matriculation or secondary school. (ii) Medical facilities have been shown by the use of the followiDg.ahbreviations H Hospital MCW Maternity and child welfare centre MH Maternity home CWC Child welfare centre HC Health centre PHC Primary health centre PHS Primary health sub-centre D Dispensary FPC Family planning centre TB TB clinic NH Nursing home RP Registered private practitioner SMP Subsidised medical practitioner CHW Community health worlcer 0 Other$ 30 Number ofinstitutionst if more than one in any village, have been given in brackets against each. (iii) The types of the potable drinking ~ter supply and the sources Ilvailable in the village have been indicated by the following codes: . T. Tap water W Well water TK Tank water TW Tubewell water HP Hand pump R River water F Fountain C Canal L Lake S Spring N Nullah 0 Others NA Information not available. (iv) Post & telegraph facilities have been shown by adopting the following abbreviations: PO Post Office TO Telegraph office PTO Post and Telegraph office Phone Telephone connection (v) Communication facilities have been indicated by the following codes: BS Bus stop RS Railway station NW Navigable waterway (including river, canal, backwaters. etc.) Only public transport like bus, rail and waterway have been considered for this purpose. (vi) Approach to village.· -This refers to the state of road, etc. leading to the village. This has been in dicated by the use of following codes: PR Pucca road KR Kaccha road NR Navigable river NC Na vigable canal NW Navigable waterway (?t~er than river or canal). (vii) Nearest town and distance: The distance in kms. of the nearest town (whether located in tqe state or in another st~te) h4lS beeU fven in bI1\ckets under polupln 17, (viii) Power supply: For this purpose, the following codes have been used under column 13: ED Electricity for domestic purpose BAg Electricity for agriculture EO Electricity for other purpose like industrial, commercia I, etc. EA Electricity for all purposes listed above. Information relating to places of religion, historical or archaoological interest is given under column 20(a). Information on copies of newspaper coming in tho villago (N), motor cycles/scooters available in the village (M), cars/jeeps available in the village (C), and for tractors availablo in tho villag" (T) is also furnished under column 20. The numeral following the alphabet indicates the number of news. papers, motor cycles etc. Uninhabited villages and the villages that ha ve got merged in towns have been shown under column 20(a). (ix) Land use: Break-up of area under different types of land use viz., forest, irrigated area, unirrigated area, culturable waste and areas not available for cultivation has been furnished under columns 15-19. (a) Forest: " This includes all lands classed as forests under any legal enactment dealing with forests or a~- mtmstered as forests, whether state-owncd or private, and whether wooded or maintained as pote~t~l forest land. The area of crops raised in the forest and grazing lands or areas open for grazing WIthin the forest has been included under the forest area. If any portion of such land is not actually w~oded but put to s.ome agricultural use, that portion is included under the appropriate heading of. culuvated o~ .uncultlvated land. In some cases there are instances where patches ofl... nd put to agricultural use WIthin statutorily notified fONsts ar.:: considerod as forest by the revenue agency. These are treated as forests. (b) Irrigated and unirrigated (land use): These two columns (Cols.16 and 17) cover all agricultural land and include net area sown with crops and orchards or net cropped area and also current and other fallows. The latter implied all lands which were taken up for cultivaton, but are temporarily out of cultivation for a period of not less than a year and more than five years. The columns do not indude gross area sown or gross cropped area. Net area sown thus rcprcscnts the area sown with crops and orchards, counting areas sown mote {than once in the same year only once. (c) Culturable waste: This includes all lands available for cultivation whether not taken up for cultivation or take~ up for cultivation once, but not cultivated during the five years or more in succession. Such lands are either allow or covered with shrubs and jungles which are not put to any use. Those have been .assessed or unassessed and are in isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings. Lands under thatching grasses, bamboo bushes and other groves for fuel, etc. which are not included under orchards or forests also C?me under this head. All grazing lands, whether they are permanent pastures and meadoWS or not, Village common and grazing lands within for'::8t area have been included in this column. d) Area not available for cultivation: This column (Col. 19) includes land not available for cultivation sueh as barren, unculturable land and land put to non-agricultural use. land put to non-agricultural use stands for all lands occupied by buildings! roads and rail ways or under water, e.g. ,rivers and canals and other lands put to uses other th.. ,n agricultural. Barren and unculturablc lands cover all berren and unculturable lands, like mountains, de~.rts etc. Land which cannot be brought under cultivation, except at a very high cost, has been claSSifIed ~s unculturable, whether such land is in isolated, i)loclcs or within cultivate N . . Copies or the news pap~r corning in the village M Motor cycles/scooters a vaila ble in the village C Cars/,jeeps available in the village T Tractors available in the village. 20(a) The column is intended to record particulars of any historical places of importance to religious one. VILLAGE DIRECTORY RAMPURA PHUL TAHSIL - R PUNJAB I TAHSIL RAMPURA PHUl~ () DISTRICT BATHINOA o T (') IOUNIlARY DISTRICT. , ..... , .. , .. _._ • TAHSIL •...... •.•. -_._._. 1ft BOUNDARY VILLAGE WITH LOCATION ~ ______. CpOE HUM.EA. . _ ... _ ... I'- __•1.1 __ ~I TAHSIL HEADQUARTERS.. . . • ...... ,. ViLlAGES WITH POPUlATION Sltt BELOW 1QO. 200-411 • 1i00-IIt '.000-'191 • 5,000 AND AIOVE...... • • •• •• URBAN AREAS. _' ....• , • .. . .. ~t~ 'CP STATE IotIOHWAV.•.. SHI2 IMPORTANT METALLED ROAD. RAJJ..WAY LINE BROAD GAUGE WITH STATION ...... , . = - POST OFFICE POST AND ..... TELEGRAPH OFFICE...... , PO HOSPITAL, PRIMARY HE'AlTH CENTRE. DISPENSARY ...... • • + ~ REST II~SE ' .. , ...... RH () , 2 2 • • I(ILOMETRES .. • 0 §s ALPHABEnCAL LIST OF VILLAGES :Rampura Pbul Tabsil Serial Name of village Location Serial Name of village Location No. Code No. No. Code No. Adampura 17/11/1/29 39 Jaida 11/1/52 2 Aklia Jalal 11/1/5 40 Jalal 11/1/6 3 Allike 11/1/36 41 Jeondan !l/1/53 4 Badiala 11/1/51 42 Jethuke 11/1/54 5 Balianwali 11/1/68 43 Jhanduke 11/1/75 6 Balloh (Ballo) 11 /1 /57 44 Kangan 11/1/27 7 Bhagta 11/1/11 45 Kararwala 11/1/38 8 Bhaini Chuhar 11/1/60 46 Kauloke 11 /1/20 9 Bhai Rupa 11/1/24 47 KOS:lf Singhwala 11/1/9 10 Bhodipura 11/1/3 48 Khokhar 11,1/62 11 Bhunder I1/J/66 49 Koer Singhwala 11/1/4 12 Bugran 11/1/37 50 Kotha Guru 11/1/16 13 Burj Gillan 11/1122 5) Kotra 11/1/67 14 BurjLadha Singhwala 11/1/10 52 Maluka 11/1/14 15 Burj Mansa 11/1/49 53 Mandi Kalan 11/1/65 16 Burj Thror 11/1/13 54 Mandi Khurd 11 /1 /70 17 Choake 11/1(58 55 Mansa Khurd 1111/76 18 Chotian 11/1/39 S6 Nandgarh Kotra (Nandgarh) 11/1/72 19 Daulatpura 11/1/73 57 Neor 11/1/15 20 Dhade 11/1/64 58 Patti Kala Mehraj 11/1/45 21 Dhapali 1111/41 59 Patti Karam Chand 11/1/46 22 Dhingar 11/1/40 60 Patti Sandli, Mahraj 11/1/43 23 Dikh 11 /1 /63 61 Patti Sao I Mahrai 11/1/44 24 Dulewala 11/1/31 62 Phul I1/J /42 25 Dyalpura Bhaika 11/1/25 63 Phuhlwal 11/1/34 26 DyaJpura Mirza 11/1/17 64 Pirkot 11/1/59 27 Gaunspura 11 /1/26 65 Pitho 11/1/50 28 Ghandabana 11/1/32 66 Raiya Urf Hardaspura 1111/35 29 Ghurela 11/1/56 67 Rajgarh 11/1/30 30 Ghureli 11/1/55 68 Ram Niwas 11/1/69 31 Gill Kalan 11/1/48 69 Rampura lin /47 32 Gill Khurd 11/1/74 70 Ramuwala 11/1/1 33 Gumti Kalan 11/1/23 71 Sadhana 11)1/18 34 Gurusar 11/1/8 72 Salabatpura 11/1/28 3S Hakam Singhwa1a 11/1/2 73 Sandhu Khurd 11/1/33 36 Hamirgarh 11/1/7 74 Solbrah 11/1119 37 Hari-Kishanpura 11/1/71 75 Siriowala 11/1/12 38 Harnam Singhwala 11/1/21 76 Sooch 11/1/61 VILLAGE DIRECTORY 38 1981 CENSUS , RAMPURA PHUL TAHSIL AmeDities Loca. Name of Village Total Total popu Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash tion (With Hadbast No.) area of lation & No. of (-) is shown in the column and next to it in bracket, tha Code the vill· households distance in broad ranges viz.-5 kms. 5·10 kms. and 10+ age (in kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available, is hectares) given) ------._------Educa- Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi tional water telegraph days ot cations (potable) the mar· (Bus stop, ket/ha t railway if any Station, waterway) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11/1/1 Ramuwala (17) 468 1,276(197) P -00+) HP PO .. -(0-5) 2 Hakam Singhwala (18) 465 1,203(184) P MCW HP PO BS 3_ Bhodipura (20) 1,018 2,492(402) P,M,H PHS, RP HP PO BS (4) 4 Koer Singhwala (19) 584 1,129(161) P RP HP PO OnedllY BS April,13 5 Aklia Jalal (21) 1,117 2,474(372) P,M,H RP (3) HP PO BS 6 Jalal (24) 2,014 4,502(703) P, M,H RP HP PO BS D,FPC,PHC 7 Hatnirgarh (23) 837 2,135(299) P,M - (5--10) HP -(0-5) BS 8 Gurusar (22) 706 1,681(253) P PHC,D HP - (0- 5) BS 9 Kesar Singhwala (185) 402 952(145) P,M PHC HP - (0- 5) - (0- 5) 10 Burj Ladha Singhwala (184) 608 1,380(220) P -(0- 5) HP - (0- 5) - (0-5) 11 Bhagta (l86) 2,161 6,926(1106) P,M,H(3) H,PHC, HP,W PO Annual BS MCW,FPC Fair 12 Siriewala (183) 1,295 3,246(528) P,M,H RP(6)MCW, T, HP, TW PO BS FPC,RP(2) 13 Burj Thror (2) 331 1,021(149) P,M,H -(0-5) HP, T,TW -(0-5) -(0-5) 14 Maluka (5) 2,094 4,639(653) P,M,H, PHS, RP, HP,TW PO BS Tr. MCW RP(3) 15 Near (6) 515 1,322(192) P -(5-10) HP, TW -(5-10) -(0-5) 16 Kotba Guru (1) 2,992 6,838(1099) P(2),M D,H.C,MC HP PO Annual BS C), WRP3,02) Fai! 17 Dyalpura Mirza (1) 2,161 3,538(562) P,M,H D,M,CW T,HP PO BS FPC 18 Sadhana (37) 679 1,494(215) p -(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 19 Selbrah (34) 1.539 3,444(482) P,M,H D,PHS RP(2) HP, TW PO BS - (0- 5) 20 Kauloke (36) 353 657(90) P HP,TW - (5-10) Three BS days Sept. Oct 21 Harnam Singhwala (38) 595 916(135) P (5-10) Hp,TW -(5-10) BS 22 Burj Gillan (35) 534 1,421(225) p RP HP - (5-10) BS 23 Gumti Kalan (33) 2,018 4,127(609) P,M,H,Tr. D,RP HP,W PO BS 24 Bhai Rupa (32) 4,564 8,977(1360) P(2),M(2) D, PHS,RP, HP,W PO Annual BS H(2),0 02 Fair 25 Dya] Pura Bhaika (25) 2,033 3,386(535) P,M,H - (10+) HP,W PO One day BS April,13 26 Gaunspura (26) 363 440(68) P -(10+) HP -(0-5) BS 27 Kangan (27) 685 1,360(203) P,M RP HP -(0-5, BS 28 Salabatpura (28) 565 1,338(201) P,M,H H,D HP PO BS 29 Adampura (29) 586 1,369(209) PM -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 30 Rajgarb (30) 667 1,018(144) P(2) RP HP - (0- 5) ODed ay - (0- 5) April, 13 39 , .., Lantluse BATHINDA DISTRICT Approach Nearest town Power Staple food Land use (i.e., area under different types of Remarks (includiftgany to villase & distance Supply land use in hectares rounded to the place of religious histo (in kms.) nearest unit) rical or archaeological inferest) Forest Irriga Unirri- Cultur- Area not Number of cars/ Places of ted by gated able available Jeeps/Motor Cycles/ religious! source waste for ;ul- Scooters/News historical (includ- tivation Papers/Tractors or ing gau- arcbaoolo. char and gical groves) interost 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) KR Bhadaur (22) EA Wheat & Maize 427 2 38 C, M 2, TI2, N KR' Bhadaur (21) EA Wheat & Maize 398 27 2 38 M3, N2 PR Bhadaur (19) EA Wheat & Maize 892 57 69 M2, N2 KR Bhadaur (19) EA Wheat 366 180 38 C2, M3, N2, T 12 KR Bhadaur (19) EA Wheat 923 128 66 C, M2, N4, TI6 PR Bhadaur (19) EA Wheat & Maize 838 688 488 C9, N40, 3, T42 MlO PR Bhadaur (22) EA Wheat & Maize 315 469 53 T 13 PR Bhadaur (18) EA Wheat & Maize 584 46 76 TI2 Gurdwara PR Jaitu (24) EA Wheat & Maize 218 149 35 M, T7 PR Jaitu (16) EA Wheat & Maize 561 16 31 M3, T11, N2 PR Bhadaur (22) EA Wheat & Maize 1,624 300 237 C6, M45, T35, Gurudwara N30 PR Jaitu (16) EA Wheat & Maize 755 460 80 C2, MI0, NI0, Gurdwara T 35 PR Jaitu (16) EA Wheat & Maize 283 10 38 M, TIO PR Jaitu (18) EA Wheat 1,666 256 172 T85, M15, N3 Gurdwara PR Jaitu (20) EA Wheat 374 107 34 M4, T22 PR Bhadaur (22) EA Wheat & Maize 1,893 837 262 C2, M21, T38, N50 Gurdwara PR Rampura phul (13) EA Wheat & Maize 711 1,300 150 C, M6, T40, N2S Gurdwara PR Rampura Phul (5) EA Wheat 377 264 38 M4, TI9, N Gurdwara PR Rampura Phul (13) EA Wheat & Bajra 1,267 169 103 C3, M3, T50, PR Rampura Phul (10) EA Wheat, Maize 243 86 24 MS, T20 & Rice PR Rampura Phul (5) EA Wheat & Maize 454 92 49 C5, MS, T20 PR Rampura Phul (8) EA Wheat, Maize 288 206 40 M, T3, N & Rice PR Rampura Phul (18) EA Wheat & Maize 522 1,370 126 MS, T29, NIO PR Rampura Phul (8) EA Wheat & Maize 2,892 1,314 328 30 C8, M16, TIOS Gurdwara PR Rampura phul (24) EA Wheat & Maize 1,768 265 C2, M4, TIS, PR Bhadaur (12) EA Wheat & Maize 144 202 17 M, T5 PR Bhadaw' (11) EA Wheat & Maize 302 289 41 53 MI0, N5, PR Bhadaur (10) EA Wheat & Maize 302 197 66 M25 PR Bhadaur (7) EA Wheat & Maize 277 261 48 C2, M2, T1S, NS PR Bhadaur (7) EA Wheat & Maize 461 147 S9 M2, T 16, N2 40 RAMPURA PHUL TAHSIL 1981 CENSUS AlDenltiel , Loca Name of Village Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash(-) tion (with Hadbast No.) Total popula- is shown in the column and next to it in bracket, the distance Coda area of tion in broad ranges, viz.-5 Kms, 5-IOKms. and IO+Kms. of tbe noarellt the and No. place whore tbe facility is available, is given) viUase of (in house- hoctaros) holds Educational Medieal Drinking Post & Day or Commu water telegrap~ days nieatfons (potable) of the (Bus stop, market! railway hat, station, if any waterway) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11/1/31 Dulewala (31) 640 1,548(235) P R P(2) HP - (0- 5) Three - (0- 5) days May, June 32 Ghandabana (441) 837 2,098(340) P,M,H FPC HP, W, TW PO -(0-5) 33 Sandhu Khurd (442) 424 1,146(166) P,M.H -(0-5) HP -(0-5) BS 34 Phulewal (443) 657 1,372(210) P,M,H, -(0-5) HP. W, TW -(5-10) -(0-5) Tr., C 35 Raiya Urf Hardaspura (2) 1,398 3,076(461) P D,RP(2) HP, W PO BS 36 Allike (446) 604 1.564(266) P,M D T, HP, W PO BS 37 Bugran (43) 490 1.500(217) P.M -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 38 Kararwala (44) 1.193 3,022 (421) P,M,H D,PHS, HP, PO. Phone RS RP(2) 39 Chotian (42) 409 1,258(194) P RP HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 40 Dhingar (445) 385 1,000(151) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 41 Dhapali (444) 2,485 4,851(701) P,M,H B, RP(3) HP,W PO BS 42 Phu1(39) 3,561 864(119) P,M,H(3) H,PHC,D, TW, HP, T, PTO, Phone BS MCW,FPC W RP (10) 43 Patti Sandli 1,231 1,988(285) P H,RP T, HP PO BS Mehraj (189) 44 Patti Saol 1,362 2,844(418) P,M,H H,R,P T,HP PO BS Mehraj (190) PHC (4) 45 Patti Kala 2,419 2,915(457) P,M,H H,RP(4) T,HP PO BS Mehraj (192) 46 Patti Karam 2,163 4,353(704) P,M,H H,RP (2) T, HP PO BS Chand Mehraj (193) 47 Rampura (72) 1,968 4,635(713) P,M,H -(0-5) HP PO BS,RS 48 Gill Kalan (40) 1,178 2,931(488) P,M,O D,RP (2) HP, W PO BS 49 Burj Mansa (41) 294 772(114) p. RP HP, W -(0-5) BS 50 Pitho (45) 1,948 4065(615) P,M PHS,O, HP PO BS RP(3) 51 Badiala (47) 650 1,359(206) P,Tr. PHC,RP T. HP PO BS 52 Jaida (46) 457 985(159) P,M,AC MCW HP, W,TW PO BS 53 Jeondan (71) 1,313 2,149(297) P(2),MH,2(5- HP, W, PO -(0-5) C 10) TW 54 Jethuke (447) 982 2,086(342) P, M, H, FPC, HP PO BSRS AC, Tr PHC,RP(2) 55 Ghureli (448) 316 731(117) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 56 Ghurela (49) 424 810(106) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 57 Balloh (Ballo) (48) 1,326 3,092(509) P(2),M(2) PHS, D, HP PO BS MCW, RP (2) 58 Choake (450) 3.017 6,514(956) P(2),M,H, PHS.D HP PO Annual BS RP(5) Fair 59 Pirkot (451) 876 986(157) P -(0-5) HP,TW -(0-5) BS 60 Bhaini Chuhar (452) 622 1,319(212) P,M,AC PHe T, HP, TW PO BS 4i vtLLAGE DI;RECTORY BAmlNDA nts'tRIC'l' ud Land U!16 ApprQsch Nearest town Po~er Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different types Remarks (including any place 01 to & distanCll Supply of land USIl in hClCtares rounded to religioUi, historical or archae- viliaSO (in K<1ls.) the nearest unit) o1ogica1 interest) Forest Irriga. Unirri. Cultur. Area not Number of cars/ Placo of ted by gated able avail- Jeeps/Motor religloua! SOUrce waste able for Cycles/Scooters/ historical (includ- cultiva- News Paporsl or arebae jng tlon Tractors ological saucbar interest aod groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Bhadaur (8) EA Wheat & Maize 386 202 52 C,M, TIl,N5 PR Rampura phul (8) EA Wheat & Maize 429 350 4 54 M2, TlO, N8 PR Rampura Phu1 (10) EA Wheat & Maize 361 23 40 M3, T8, NI0 Gurdwara PR Rampura phul (10) EA Wheat & Maize 538 68 51 M, T8, NS Gurdwara & Templo PR Tapa (7) EA Wheat & Maize 851 410 3 134 MS, T25 Gurdwara PR Tapa (5) EA Wheat, Maize 420 117 4 63 M, T9, N14 Gurdwara & Gram PR Rampura phul (6) EA Wheat, Maize 422 21 47 M6, T 25, N5 & Bajra PR Rampura phul (5) EA Wheat, Maize 951 79 163 T2, C, M6, N6 Gurdwara & Bajra PR Rampura Phul (6) EA Wheat, Maize 316 62 31 M, T14 & Bajra PR Rampura Phul (5) EA Wheat & Maize 223 138 24 T3 PR Rampura phul (5) EA Wheat & Maize .. 1,509 747 8 221 M8, T46, NIO PR Rampura Phul (5) EA Wheat & Maize 2,496 613 28 424 T 125, MIOO, C20, Gurdwara N 1000 Temple PR Rampura phul (5) EA Wheat & Maize 798 321 2 110 C2, MI2, T38, NIS PR Rampura Phul (5) EA Wheat, Maize 985 334 43 M6, T 41, N8 & Baira PR Rampura phul (5) EA Wheat & Maize 1,514 746 158 C5, MIS, T65, N 10 PR Rampura Phu] (5) , EA Wheat & Maize 1,614 391 10 148 C2, MIS, TOO. N 10 PR Rampura Phul (0) EA Wheat & Maize 1,505 227 236 C3, M6, T60 PR Rampura phul (3) EA Wheat, Baira 948 89 141 M6, T36, N5 Gurdwara & Maize PR Rampura Phul (5) EA Wheat, Maize 246 28 20 M3, T8, N & Baira PR Rampura phul (5) EA Wheat, Maize 1,399 431 118 M6, T36, N4 & Bajra PR Rampura phu! (8) EA Wheat, Maize 522 49 79 M2, T19, N3 & Bajra PR Rampura phul (8) EA Wheat, Maize 345 67 4S M, T6, NS & Bajra PR Tapa (7) EA Wheat, Maize 961 107 100 145 CM, 4, T40, N3 & Bajra PR Tapa (3) EA Wheat, Maize 902 80 TIl, N & Bajra PR Tapa (2) EA Wheat, Maize 268 27 21 T5, N & Bajra PR Tapa (2) EA Wheat, Maize 385 9 30 M2, T6 & Bajra PR Tapa (10) EA Wheat, Maize 1,050 173 103 C, M4, T21, N8 & Bajra PR Rampura phul (18) EA Wheat, Maize ,1,719 1,107 191 T32, C2, M8 ,NI0 & Bajra PR Maur Mandi (5) E.A. Wheat, Maize 749 88 39 C3, T8 & Bajra PR Maur Mandi (6) EA Wheat, Maize 519 65 38 C5, TI0 & Bajra :~ 42 lAMPU:U PHUL TAItSIt 1981 CENsuS A...... Laca- Name of Village Total Total ..\menides available (if not available within the viHage, a d81h(-) lion (with hadbast No.) area ot population is shown in .tho column and next to it in bracket, the distanco Code the and No. of in broad I'IDIOs, viz-S Kms. S-10 Kms, and 10+Kms. of tho oeartIIt village households place where the facility is available, is given) (in hoctares) Educational Medical Drink ins Post & Day or Commu- ",ater telegraph day! nicalioos (Potable) of the (Bus stop, market/ railway hat, stahon, if aDY water".y) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11/1/61 Sooch (4) 617 1,209(169) P -(O-S) HP, W,TW -(0-5) BS 62 Khokhar (3) 1,172 2,013(293) P -(O-S) HP, W, TW ~O-S) BS 63 Dikh (2) 1,7S0 2,424(3S4) P -(10+) HP, W, TW PO One day BS March, April 64 Dhade(3) 1,260 2,245(307) P,M,H, H,PHS, HP, W PO BS Tr. RP 65 Mandi Kalan (2) 2,498 6,050(924) P,M,H, PHC, HP, W PO BS AC,O RP(3) 66 Bhunder (449) 1,547 3,341(502) P,M D,R.P(3) HP PO -(5-1'0) 67 Kotra (73) 1,077 2,907(460) P,M,H D,PHC, HP PO -«()-s) (3) MCW 68 Balianwali (6) 2,392 5,750(964) P2,M2, FPC,RP HP,T PO BS H 69 R.am Niwas (4) 669 1,576(234) P RP HP,W -(0-5) BS 70 Mandi Khurd (5) 479 847(130) P RP HP PO -(0-5) 71 Hari Kishanpura (10) 500 526(81) P MCW HP -(5-10) BS 72 Nandgarh K'otra (9) 531 1,049(157) P D HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 73 Daulatpura (7) 401 999(182) P (0-5) HP PO BS 74 Gill Khurd (8) 448 876(144) P (5-10) HP -(0-5) BS 75 Jhanduke (11) 886 1,698(255) P,M,H MCW HP -(0-5) -(5-10) 76 Mansa Khurd (12) 702 920(140) P -(5-10) HP -(S-10) BS 43 VILLAGE DIRECTORY BATHINDA DisTRicT and Land use Approach Nearest town POwer Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different Remarks (including any plaoe of to & distance Supply types of land use in hectares religious. historical or archae- viltage (in Kms.) rounded to 'he nearost unit) ological interest) Forellt Iniga------Unirri- Cultur- Area not Number------...... ------of cars/ Place of ted by gated able avail- Jeeps Motor religious! sOurce waste able for Cycles/Scooters! historical (IncJud- cultlva- News Papers/ or archaeolo. ing tlon Trac'tors gica} gauchar interest and groves 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Rampura Phul (12) EA Wheat & Bajra 3 357 224 33 TI2, N PR Rampura Phu) (10) EA Wheat & Bajra .. 348 760 64 TI0, N2 Gurdwata Gutu Teg Bahadur jt PR Rampura Phu) (16) EA Wheat & Bajra .. 594 1,084 72 M, T 16, N3 PR Rampura Phul (10) EA Wheat, Maize 96~ 210 85 M3, TI0, N & Bajra PR Rampura Phul (6) EA Wheat, Maize, 2,101 210 187 C2, M4, T30 Gurdwata Gram & Baira PR Rampura Phu) (5) EA Wheat, Maize 1,130 285 132 Cl, MS, T3S, N3 & Bajra PR Rampura Phul (5) EA Wheat, Maize 730 275 12 C,M3, T31, N2 & Bajra PR Bhucho Mandi (10) EA Wheat, MaiZe 1,897 336 159 C2, M12, 'r2I,N45, Gurdwata & Bajta PR Rampura phul (lO) EA Wheat, MaiZe 516 102 51 M2, TI4 &Bajra . PR Maur (8) EA Whoat, Maize, .. 261 164 24 30 16 Bsjra& gram PR Kot Fatta (10) EA Whoat 206 272 22 C,M2, T7 PR Bucho Mandi (10) EA Wheat 336 149 46 M2, TI8, N PR Bucho Mandi (8) EA Wheat 321 40 40 Ml, T14, N3 PR Bucho Mandi (6) EA Wheat 306 98 44 M,T7 PR Kot Fatta (7) EA Wheat 550 289 47 C, Ma, T1S, NJ PR BUl:ho Mandi (8) EA Wheat 386 258 1 51 M2. T 13 VILLAGE DIRECTORY BATHINDA TAHSIL .. " I' '" + ~ !:! ~ 0.. x x x 0 81 a: z 0. 1 Ell ~ ~ ., c.. w w ..0 '" '" '- 0 a;· .." 0 5« z w J '" '" '" x>, 0 w ' a '" II: \".. ~ g: "'w ~ j a: w 0:",>'" 'J ,.. In lE ~~ X ..... 0. ... "'zlEW (!) J; w .... -0. lI: wz ",0 i '"I ",0 0. UJ ~~ 0 "''''0 III ... :i~ ~~ ~ i'" z iLi!: ~ 0 "X z.. ~ ~:n :"ill! l!;i "'w IX ;:: t' 0 ~I ...... ~e: ... ° 0. ~;: "'~ "'z ...... )i~ 0'" 1M z '" ~ ~j ~i xu a: ,., I I , I I . I I : I :-:\@ I I I \ ! I l.J >- , 0 Q' ~ /' i < « 'q' 0 0 I z Z '-"0.-.,.. 0 I I J CD I- " \ ~ ;J «-, < CD s \ z m '"w !j '- e: ~., ~ l- w ::E fl. ~ U 9 a: i: en l- I If) B I-< -~----. /' 47 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES Bathioda Tabsll Serial Name of Village Location Serial Name of village Location No. Code No. No. ClodeNo. Ablu 17/11/2/10 39 ChakJeeda 11/2/24 2 Akalia Kalan 11/2/5 40 Chak Kharak Singh Urf Doomwali 11/2/121 3 Akalia Khurd 11/2/6 41 Chak Ram SinghWala 11/2/62 4 Amargarh 11/2/30 42 Chak Ruldu Singhwala 11/2/115 5 Anoopgarh Urf Machhana 11/2/97 43 Chugha Kalan 11/2/85 6 Bajak 11 /2/103 44 Chugha Khurd 11/2/81 7 Bahadargarh Jandian 11/2/101 4S Din Singhwata 11/2/3 8 Baho Jattri 11/2/88 46 Deon 11/2/16 9 Baho Sibian Patti Basawa Singh 11/2/90 47 Dhan Singh Khana 11/2/65 10 Bano Sibian Patti Dharam Singh 11/2/89 48 Dhilwan 1112/43 11 Bajoana 11/2/48 49 Dhunike 11/2/112 12 Baladewala 11/2/78 50 Faridkot 11/2/119 13 Balahar Vinjha 11/2/19 51 Ganga 11/2/1 14 Balahr Mehma 11/2/4 52 Ganga 1112/45 15 Baluana 11/2/82 53 Gehri Buttar 11/2/96 16 Bambiha 11/2/105 54 Gehri Devi Nagar 1112/72 17 Bandi 11/2/117 55 Ghudda 11/2/101 18 Bath 11/2/56 56 Giddar 11/2/46 19 Behman Dewana 1112/79 57 Gill Patti 11/2.176 20 Bhagu 1112/68 58 Gobindpura 11/2/33 21 Bhaini 11/2/53 S9 Goniana Kalan 11/2[20 22 Bathinda 1112/15 60 Goniana Khurd 11/2/23 23 Bhisiana 11/2/12 61 Gulabgarh Urr Naiwala 11/2/67 24 Bhokhra 11/2/31 62 Gurusar Sainewala 11/2/94 25 Bhucho Kalan 11/2/39 63 Har Raipura Urf Bhokhri 11/2/29 26 Bhucho Khurd 11/2/37 64 Jai Singhwala 11/2/100 27 Bibiwala 11/2/35 65 Jandanwala 11/2/27 28 BirBehman 11/2/80 66 Janghi Rana 11/2/104 29 Bir Talab Urf Talabnehar 11/2/74 67 Jassi Bagwali 11/2/114 30 Burj Dalla 11/2(52 68 Jassi PauwaJi 11/2/10 31 Burj Kahan Singhwala 11(2(38 69 Jeeda 11(2/25 32 Burj Mehma 11/2(15 70 Jhumba 11/2/86 33 Chak Attar Singhwala 11/2/111 11 Jodhpur Romana 11/2/73 34 Chak Bakhta 11/2(61 12 Joga Nand 11/2[34 35 Chak Fateh Singhwala 11/2/63 73 KaHan MaIka 11/2J50 36 Chak Goniana Kalan 11/2/22 74 KaHan Sada 11/2/51 37 Chak Goniana Khurd 11/2/21 75 KaHan Sakha 11/2/49 38 Chak Jandanwala 11/'4(28 76 Kaljharani 11/2/110 .4& ALPhABETICAL UST OF VILLAGES Bathioda Tamil Serial Name of Village Location Serial Name of village Location "No. ' Code No. No. CodoNo. 77 Karamgarh Sattran 17/11/2/83 100 Muhlan 11/2/113 78 Kartar Singhwala 11/2/71 101 Multania 11/2/92 79 Khemuana 11/2/26 102 Nandgarh 11/2/102 80 Khialiwala 11/2/32 103 Naruana 11/2/93 81 Kitli Nihal Singh 11/2/11 104 Nathana 11/2/44 82 Kishanpura Urf Kuti 11/2/116 105 Nathpura 11/2/47 83 Kot Guru Urf Guru Ke 11/2/98 106 Nehianwala 11/2/18 84 Kotali Sabo 11/2/118 107 Pathrala 11,2/120 85 Kot Shamir 11/2/66 108 Phullo Mithi 11/2/99 86 Lehra Bega 11/2/40 109 Phus Mandi 11/2/69 87 Lehra Dhulkot 11/2/57 110 Poohla 11/2/55 88 Lehra Khana 11/2/60 111 Poohli 11/2/42 89 Lehra Mohabat 11/2/59 112 RaikeKalan 11/2/109 90 Lehra Sondha 11/2/58 113 Rai Ke Khurd vrr Chakdana 11/2/106 91 LooIBai 11[2/108 114 Sangat Kalan 11/2/122 92 Mad 11/2/54 115 Sardargarh 11/2/84 93 Mehma Bhagwana 11/2/9 116 Seman 11/2/41 94 Mehma Sarja 11/2/17 117 Sibian 11/2(77 95 Mehma Sarkari 11/2/8 118 Teona 11/2/87 96 Mehma Sawai 11/2/7 119 Tungwali 11/2/64 97 Mehna 11/2/36 120 VirakKalan 11/2/13 98 Mehta 11/2/95 121 Virak Khurd 11/2/14 Mian 99 11/2/91 122 Warkandi 11/2/2 \lILLAGE DIRECTORY 1981 cENSUS kATHINDA TAHsIL Amenities Loca Name of Village Total Total popula- Amenities availabie (if not available within the village, a dash (-) tion (With Hadbast No.) area of tion and is shown in the column and next to it in bracket, the distance in Code the No. of broad ranges, viz.;-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of Village (in households the nearest place where the facility is available, is given) hectares) Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Commu water telegraph days nications (potable) of the (Bus stoP. market/ railway hat, station, if any waterway) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11/2/1 Ganga (173) ll,171 2,150 (317) P,M -(0-5) HP PO BS 2 Warkandi (172) 377 1,028 (174) P -(0-5) HP --{5-10) BS 3 Dan Singhwala (171) 1,516 2,225 (317) P,M D T,HP PO BS 4 Balahr Mehma (170) 668 1.414 (232) P -(0-5) T,HP -(0-5) BS 5 Akalia Kalan (8) _1,492 3,027 (465) P; M, H D, MCW, HP. TW, PO BS RP W 6 Akalia Khurd (7) 314 438 (57) P -(0-5) HP, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) 7 Mehma Sawai (169) ,..1,637 3,487 (525) P D, PHS T, HP,TW PO BS 8 Mehma Sarkari (175) 607 1,257 (177) P -(0-5) T,HP PO BS 9 Mehma Bhagwana (176) 637 1,083 (189) P -(5-10) T, HP, W PO BS 10 Abla (174) ._ 3,524 4,846 (693) P -(0-5) T, HP PO BS 11 Killi Nihal Singh (179) 576 1,740 (279) P,M,H D,H,RP T,HP -(0-5) BS 12 Bhisiana (180) 684 1,426 (366) P H,D T.HP PO BS 1J Yirak Kalan (181) 1,329 2,065 (325) P, M.H H T,HP PO BS 14 Virak Khurd (182) 720 1,665 (280) P(2), M(2) DH(2), T,HP PO BS H MCW, RP,FPC 15 Burj Mehma (178) 1.222 2.531 (403) P D, MCW T,HP PO One day BS (March April) 16 Deon (177) 2,162 4,806 (659) P, M, H D,PHS, T,HP, W PO BS RP 17 Mehma Sarja (168) 2,773 5,108 (816) P, M, H D T,C PO One day BS Fair 18 Nehianwala (167) 1,702 4.208 (698) P, M D,PHS, T,HP, PO BS RP(10) TW 19 Balahar Vinjha (166) 547 1,333 (222) P RP(8), TW, HP -(0-5) BS FPC 20 Goniana Kalan (162) 713 1,345 (202) P -(0-5) HP, TW -(0-5) BS 21 Chak Goniana (165) 126 Khurd 22 Chak Goniana (164) 100 Kalan 23 Goniana Khurd (163) 530 1,468 (212) P -(0-5) HP, TW -(0-5) 24 Chak Jeeda (157) 364 25 Jeeda (153) 1,651 3,916 (580) P,M,H D,FPC, HP PO BS MCW, PHS 26 Khe1l1uana (154) '769 2,204 (332) P,M, H H, MCW lIP, TW PO ns ~7 iandanwala, (ISS) 2,346 3,711 (560) P, M, H RP(2), IIp, TW PO BS FPC ~8 Chak Jandanwala (156) 43 29 Har Raipura Urf (158) 1,878 2,705 (421) P, M -(0-5) HP, W PO Three B9 Bhokhri days (Feb. March) $1 ~.. ~j;Ei;A1RECrORY .dLand use BAT~A~T . Approach Nearest town Pov.:er Staple food L~pd use. (Le"rea. uadet,diierentr~J:)Cs R;~Il~~d~y~ to aDd distance Supply of land l!SC in cetares .rownded to . ille o.r OQS,: tOl' . or .wage (in :Knu.) nearest unit) archaeological interest) Forest IrriP" Un- Cultur- .Ar.eaIlOt Number of cars/ Place of ted irrigated able available Jeeps/Motor religiousl source waste for culti- Cyc)es/&:ooters/ historical or (inclu- vation News Papers) arcbaeologi- ding Tractors cal interest. gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Goniana (10) EA Wheat, Maize 601 500 70 Tl3, N2 .<\. ~jra PR Jaitu (8) EA Wheat, Maize 313 42 22 T6,N 4 ~jra PR Goniana ('8) .EA Wheat, Maize 1,008 381 127 M6, TI2, N2 &. 8,ajra PR GODiana (6) EA Wheat, Maize 504 118 46 M4, Tll, N &'"lJAjra. PR Gomana (8) EA Wheat, Maize 1,452 40 C, M, TS4, N4 lie Bajra PR Gomana (a) £A ~t, Maize 167 123 24 M, T5,N4 &. Bajra PR Q9mana (6) ~A .,wb~t, Maize l,2iJ ··796 128 C2, M4, T38 & BlIjra PR Goniana (6) .EA Waeat, Maize 391 179 37 M5, Tll & Bajra PR G,oniana (7) EA Wh_t, Maize 429 1:66 42 C, M7,'lllS & Bajra PR Goniana (10) £A Wlwat, Maize 1,577 1,702 2 243 C, M8, T42 & Bajra PR Ba.thinda (12) EA ~t&B.a .. )87 138 1 50 T,32 PR Bathinda (14) EA Wheat & Bajra 00 138 22 5 519 C4, M4, T91 PR Bathinda (12) EA Wheat & BaJra '0 621 373 335 MS, Tl4 PR Giddar- (6) EA Whoat & Ba,lra 0 0 560 113 47 C, MI0, T26 balla PR GOIliana (11) EA Wheat, Maize 911 2>18 93 C2, M7, T30 DeviFair & Bajra' PR Goinana. (10) EA Wheat, Maize 1)61:9 388 155 C2, M12, T69 & Bajra PR Goniana (6) EA Wheat, Maize 1,627 982 164 M6, T27, N2 Gurdwara & Hajra PR Goniaua (1) EA Wheat, Maize 1,036 522 144 C4, M4, T41, N81 & Bajra PR Gomana (2) SA Wheat, Maize 41.0 51 6 89 C2, M4, T7, N40 &. Bajra PR Goniana (5) BA Wheat, Maize 449 211 53 TIS, NS, M5 & Bajra Uninhabited Uninhabited PR QQAiana ~~. SA 'Wheat, Maize 456 37 3'1 C, M4, 'rl5. N & Bajra Uninhabited Pll (ipniana (9) M Wheat.. Maize 1,020 5t8 12 111 C, M9, TSO; NlO & Bajra PIt Goniana (7) EA Wheat & Maize . 0 SS9 143 67 MS, T19, N30 Pi. Goniana (10) EA Wheat & Maize .. 1,085 1,139 4 118 C, M32, T37, NS Uninhabited PH. Goniana (5) BA Wheat & Maize 0 0 1,070 693 6 109 C2, M2, T27, Nl ~ !~ :1981 CENsus 'BAmlNDA TAHsIL Amenities Leea- Name of Village Total Total Population Amenities available (if not available within the villgge. a dash (_) lion (With Hadbast No,) area of and No. of is shown in the column and next to it in bracket, the Code the households distance in broad ranges viz. -S Kms., 5-10 Kms and 10+Kms. village of the nearest place where the facility is available, is given) (in ---- hectares) Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi- tional water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop, marketl railway hat. station, if any waterway) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11/2(30 Amargarh (161) 496 909(163) P,M -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) ; 31 Bhokhra (160) 1,180 2,642(434) P,M MCW T,HP -(0-5) BS 32 Khialiwala (159) 1,045 1,912(281) P,M D HP -(0-5) BS 33 Gobindpura (176) 2,791 5,459(898) P(2), M, H,RP(2), HP PO BS H MCW, PHS 34 loga Nand (173) 524 1.476(233) P MCW, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) RP 35 Bibiwa1a (174) 886 1.815(387) P, M H, RP(2) T,HP PO BS 36 Mehna (175) 835 1,163(198) P RP HP -(0-5) BS 37 Bhucho Khurd (207) 1,810 3,624(572) P,M, AC, D,MCW, HP PO BS Tr. RP 38 Buri Kahan Singhwala (206) 437 1,270(223) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 39 Bhucho Kalan (201) 3,190 4.882(749) P(2),M(2) MCW, HP PO BS H(2) RP(3) 40 Lehra Bega (200) 1,168 2,362(382) P,M MCW, T,HP, PO -(0-5) RP(3) "TW,W 41 Seman (199) 1,104 2,924(416) P,M,H D,PHS, T,H,P,TW PO BS RP(2) TW 42 Poohli (178) 1.168 2,399(371) P,M RP HP, PO BS 43 Dhilwan (177) 448 1,303(190) P RP HP,W -(0_5) BS 44 Nathana (179) 2,383 5,365(834) P(2),M(2), H,D. T,HP,W PO Annual BS AC(4). Tr. FPC, Fair (3) PHC 45 'Ganga (180) 862 1,685(232) P,M (0-5) HP,W -(0_5) Three -(0-5) days March, April 46 Giddar (181) 1,030 1,632(248) P,M -(0-5) HP,W -(5-10) ,: -(0-5) 47 Nathpura (182) 1,032 1,827(267} P D HP,W -(0-5) BS 48 Bajoana (183) 632 1,450(204) P -to-5) HP'W PO BS 49 Kalian Sakba (185) 2,358 3.776(592) P(3).M,H H,PHS T,HP PO BS 50 KaHan MaIka (186) 822 1,309(202) P -(0-5) HP,W -(5-10) BS 51 KaHan Sada (187) 524 335)(59) _(0_5) _(0-5) HP,W _(0-5) -(0-5) 52 Burj Dalla (184) 284 233(32) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 53 Bhaini (188) 587 2,147(321) P,M -(10+) HP PO _BS 54 Mali (191) 653 692(100) P -(5-10) HP _(0_5) BS 55 Poohla (198) 2,249 4,362(672) P,M,H -(0-5) HP,TW PO BS 56 Bath (197) 277 970(144) P -(0-5) T,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) HP 57 Lehra Dhulkot (194) 728 ' 1.849(302) P,M,H -(0-5) HP,W -.(5_10) BS 58 Lehra Sondba (195) 738 1,197(169) P -(0-5) HP,W _(5_10) BS 53 VILLAGE DIRECI'ORY aad LlIIJd use BATHINDA D1SnuCT Approach Nearest town & Power Staple food Land use (i.e., area under different types Remarks (including any place of to distanco Supply of land use in hectares roundod to religious. historical or archaeo- villago (in Kms.) the nearest unit) logical interest) .. ------~ ------Porest Irriga- Umrri- Cultur-----Area-- not Number of Cars/ Place of ted by gatod able avail- Jeops/Motor Cvclesl religious! source waste ablo for Scooters/News/ historical (includ- cultiva- Papors/ or afahaeo- ing itoo Tractors loaical gauchar interest and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Goniaoa (5) EA Whoat, Maize 338 121 37 C, M4, T15 & Blljra PR Goniana(3) EA Wheat & Maizo " 857 241 82 C2, M5, T51. N6 Mandi PR Gonina (5) EA Wheat & Bajra " 827 152 66 C, M4, T45, N2 Mandi PR Bathinda (10) EA Wheat, Maize 50 2.269 247 225 C, M6, T57 & Bajfa PR Bathinda (5) EA Wheat 488 36 M5, T22, N2 PR Bathinda (5) EA Wheat 567 319 MIO, T25 PR Bathinda (6) EA Wheat 469 300 66 M25, T40, N2 PR Bathinda (16) EA Wheat 904 767 139 C4. M8, T57, N19 PR Bathinda (16) EA Wheat 224 150 63 M3, T12 PR Bhucho Mandi (2) EA Wheat. Maize 2.286 745 3 256 C3. M13, T65, N21 Gurdwara & Ba,ira PR Bhucho Mandi (3) EA Wheat. Maize 5 6('9 395 2 97 T6, NI0 & Ba,ra PR Bhucho Mandi (5) EA Wheat, Maize 791 217 96 C2, M6, T40, N5 & Bajra PR Bhucho Mandi (9) EA Wheat, Maize 760 301 107 C2, MIS, T32, N5 Gurdwara & Bajra PR Bhucho Maodi (14) EA Wheat, Maize .. 371 38 39 M2, T12, N2 Gurdwara & Bajra PR Bhuaho Mandi (12) EA Wheat & Maize .. 1,855 303 225 C6, T8, MIS, T72, PR Bhucho Mandi (14) EA Wheat, Maize 449 359 54 M2, T14. N2 & Hajra PR Bhucho Mandi (15) EA Whoat. Maize 174 800 8 48 T9, N3 & Bajra PR Bhucho Mandi (12) EA Wheat & Maize .. 594 363 3 72 M4, TI7 PR Rampura Phul (14) EA Whoat & Maize .. 320 266 46 M2, T12, N2 PR Rampura Phul(15) EA Whoat, Maize 20 1,112 1,110 116 M4, T20, Nil & Bajra PR Rampura Phul (15) EA Whoat & Maizo .. 240 506 22 54 M6, T13 KR Rampura phul (15) EA Wheat & Maize .. 143 359 22 PR Rampura Phul (12) EA Wheat & Maize .. 86 172 26 M,T2 PR Rampura Phul (7) EA Wheat & Maize .. 413 121 53 M4, T25, N4 Gurdwara KR Rampura Phul (9) EA Wheat. Maize 377 195 81 M2, T11, N & Bajra PR Rampura Phul (10) EA Wheat & Maize .. 1,893 163 193 C3, M8, T76, NI0 PR Rampura Phul (9) EA Wheat & Maize .. 187 66 2 22 M,T7 PR . Rampura Phul (3) EA Wheat & Maize " 390 259 1 78 M2, TH, NS Bajra PR Rampura Phul (6) 'EA Wheat. Maize 413 267 58 M. T22. N2 &. Bajra S4 H'")~' A;lIlIffifier; , Loca Namc'of: viDa80 Total Total Amerdties avalt.ble~fftot available" wfthiftfte' viii.,' a tioa (wnh tmtbast No.) area:' p0PUl~ dasl;(..... ) ~ shown in the 'ce'kmtn and neJtf'to'rt'in bracket, Code of the and No. of' tba' ~ in broad ranges viz.-5 knts:;"s..:..HJ)kms. aJi(l' village households 10+ Kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available, (ia is given) hectares) Educallonal Medical Drinlong Post & Day or CO?Imuni water' telegraph days of Cations (Potable) the (Busstop, market' railway hat, if station, any waterway) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 B/2/59 Lebea Mohabat (196) '2,670 4,787(731) M,P,H, D,FPC, HP PO BS,RS Tr. PH'C RP(3) 60 Lehra Khana (202) 1,367 1,579(234) P -(0-5) T,HP,W PO BS 61 Chak Bakhta (203' 890 2,453(381') P,M~0(2) RP(3) T;RP,W; PO DS 62 ChakRam Singhwala (204) 761 2,037(328) p D T ,HP,W -(O-s) BS 63 Chak Pateh Singh- wala (205) 1,450 2,529(379) P(2),M,H D T,HP,W PO BS 64 Tu~ali (208) 3,206 5,009(700) P,M,H RP(2) HP,W PO BS TW 65 Dhan Singh Khana (23) 1,142 1,461(234) P -(5'-10) T,HP,W -(0-5) _(0-5) PO DS 66 Kot Shamir (57) 4,607 7,369(1089) P,M,H D,RP(4) W'W' 67 Gulabgat'h urf Naiwala (53) 573 t,220(180) P,M H,D, T,HP,W PO os PHS 68 Bhagu (59) 1,164 1,750(271) P,M -(5'-10) HP -(ILS) BS 69 Phus Mandi (60) 404 1,335(224) M,P RP HP -(0-5) DS 70 Jassi Pauwali (61) 1,028 2,621(438) P,M,H -(O-~ T,HP PO _(0-5) 71 Kartar Singhwala (62) S64 1,199(176) P -(0-5) T,HP,W (0-5) BS 72 Gehri Devi Nagar (63) 1,953 3,084(483) P,M -(5-10) T,HP,W PO BS 73 Jodhpur Romana (64) 1,012 1,780(263) P,M,H -(5-10) HP,W -(0-5') DS 74 Bir Talab Urf Talab 529 1,721(285'} P -(O~) HP,W -«()~) BS Nehar (68) 7j Bathinda (70) 76 Gill Patti (71) 883 2,334(368) P (O-S) T.HP' ro-5) 'BS 77 Sibian (72) 1,374 ,~3,853(650") P,M,tI Mew HP PO 'BS 78 Baladewala (73) 708 1,562(238) P -(0:.....5) lIP;rW PO BS 79 Behman Dewana (14) 1,749 4,()()8(655) P,M;H' D,PHS T,HP;W PO BS 80 Bir .ochman (75) 699 1,652(271) P -(0-5) T ,1W, -«()...... 5) _(0-5) 81 Chugha Khurd (76) 844 1,535(262) p -(1t-5) HP, W -(~) -(5-10) 82 Baluana (77) 1,798 3,296(506) P,M.H H,D;ms T,HP PTO BS 83 Karamgarh Sattran (78) 478 1,189(198) P RP(2) HP,W -(O-S) _(O_S) 84 Sardar Garh (80) 989 1,761(277) P,M,H D,RP(3) HP,W' PO -(0-5) 8S Chugha Kalan (79) 1,847 2,973(489) P,M,H -(S~10) T,IWW. :PO BS 86 Jhumba (5) 1,8]9 3,05'1(508) P,M,H H,D T,HP,W PO DB 87 Teona(4) 1,329 . 2,664(405) P,M,1f PHC RP,"'" PO -(It'f+> 88 Baho JaUri (3) J74 731(126) p r»c T11ll'\\'-, --(oO-$~ " 55 VatAGE DIRECTORY _ww use BAIfH.rNDA "DlSftm Ap19roaob Neal'llSt 10wn <'I: Pow", Staphl tood Land uSC! (i.e. area under difleront typos Remarks (including any plaeo of to diftHloo (in Kms.) SuprRy ~f latId use in hootares rounded to religious, historical or archaoo· ViJlage' the nelli'e~ Mit) logioal interest) -~--~----_.,.__,;--. Forost Jrrigat. Unirri. Cultur. Area not Number ot canl Places--- of ed by gated able avail. Joops/Motor - religious/ source waste able tor Cycles/Scootors/ historical (includ. ctiltiva. Nows Papors/ or archaeo· ing tion Tractors logical gauebar interest and grovos) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2()' 20(a) PR Rampura Phul (6) SA Wheat 2,000 49$ 175 C2, MS, N13; T192 PR Bhucho Mandi (5) EA Wheat, Maize 460 803 104 Tll, N4 & Ba,jra PR Bhucho Mandi (3) EA Whoat, Maize 814 76 .. C2, M5, T31, Nll & Bajra PR Bhucho Mandi (6) EA Whoat & Bajra " 401 297 63 M3, T3, N PR Bhucho Mandi (3) EA Wheat & Maize .. 916 435 99 C4, M4, T25, N2 PR Bhucho Mandi (6) EA Wheat & Maize .. 1,905 1,084 217 C2, M8, T54, N3 PR Kot Fafha (2) EA Wheat, Maize 675 380 87 C4, M3, T20, N15 & Bajra PR Kot Falta (8) EA Wheat. Maiz~ 2~ PR Bathinda (6) EA Wheat, Maize 592 342 78 C4, M5, T28 & Hajra PR Bathinda (5) EA Whoat, Maize 161 114 142 112 T2 & Bajra . Mergod in Bathftrda M.e. PR Goniana (6) EA Whoat, Maize 575 239 69 M5, T22 Mandi & Bajra PR Bathinda (5) EA Whoal 1,19'3 80 lOt M8, T67, Nl'O Guruwal'a PR Bathinda (10) EA Wheat 495 155 6 52 M2, TI5 PR Batblnda (10) EA Wheat, Maiza 1,294 264 191 C4, MIO, T47 Gtrrdwara & Bajr. PR Bathinda (7) EA Wheat 545 121 33 C2, M3, TI2 Gul'dwara PR Bathinda (10) EA Wheat 586 203 5S M2, T3S PR Giddargbaha 10) EA Wheat 1,348 321 129 M 10, T5S Gurdwara PR Giddarbaha (8) EA Wheat 346 87 4S C.M.T 16, N~ PR Giddarbaha (8) EA Wheat 527 391 71 PR Giddarbaha (to) EA Wheat 1,272 484 91 C,M6, T 13 PR Giddat'baha (to) EA Wheat 1,222 424 173 C3, M7. T 41 PRo Bathitlda (12) EA Wheat 809 378 142 C3, M, T 47 pR Bathinda (l(» EA Wlleat 282 97 25 M3.T8 S6 1981 CENSNS BATmNDA TAHSIL Amenities Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash(-) is shown in the column and next to it in bracket, the distance in broad rangos vi7,,-5 kms. 5-10 Kms. and lo+kms. of the nearest place whe~e the facility is available, is given) Loca Name 01 village Total Total tion (With hadbast No.) area of population Eduoa Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi Codo the and No. of tional water telegraph days of cation village households (potable) the (Bus stop, (in market; railway hectares) hat, station, if any waterway) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11/2/89 Bahosibian Patti 183 349(49) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0_5) Dharam Singh (1) 90 Baho Sibian Patti 178 289(47) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) Basawa Singh (2) 91 Mian (66) 403 703(129) P (O~5) HP ~(0-5) -(0-5) 92 Multania (67) 796 1,077(174) P,M RP T,HP PO BS 93 Naruana (65) 1,438 2,640(417) P,M,H D,PHS T,HP PO BS 94 Gurusar Sainewala (92) 988 1,791(352) P -(5-10) HP,W PO BS 95 Mehta (94) 1,204 2,044(325) P,M,H FPC T,HP,W PO BS 96 Gehri Buttar (93) 1,223 2,204(336) P,M -(0- 5) T,HP,W PO BS 97 Anoopgarh Urf 484 1,086(179) P -(0- 5) T,HP -(0-5) BS Machhana (98) 98 Kot guru urf 965 1,634(263) P D HP,C -(5-10) " -(~5j Guruke (lOU) 99 Phullo Mithi (90) 1,694 2,747(433) P -(0-5) T,HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 100 Jar Singhwala (91) 1,838 3,046(501) P H T,HP,W PO BS 101 Ghudda (89) 1,890 3,448(586) P,M,H H,PPC HP,W, PO BS TW 102 Nandgarh (88) 667 1,364(215) P,M, D T,HP,W PO BS H,C 103 Bajak (87) 1,091 1,942(302) P -(0-5) T,HP,W -(0-5) BS 104 Janghi Rana (86) 1,764 2.865(446) P,M FPC HP,W -(0-5) ' .. BS 105 Bambiha (85) 1,341 2,145(323) P -(5-10) HP,W -(~5) -(0-5) 106 Raike Khul'd urf 387 899(154) P -(5-10) HP,W,C -(5-10) .. -(5-101 Chakdana (84) 107 - Bahadargarh (82) 641 1,132(201) P -(5-10) HP,W -(5--.10) .. BS Jandian 108 Loolbai (81) 467 1,013(163) P -(0-5) HP,W -(5-10) ., BS 109 Raikekalan (109) 1,743 3,290(536) P,M,H H,D HP,W,C PO BS PHS,FPC 110 Kaljharani (104) 1,501 2,332(319) P,M (10+) HP,W, -(0-5) BS TK 111 Chak Attar 936 1,912(284) P H,PHC. HP,W, PO . BS Singhwala (103) TK 112 Dhunike (102) 607 925(148) P -10+) HP,W, -(0-5) BS TK 113 Muh)an (101) 437 700(102) P -(0-5» HP,W, -(0-5) BS TK 114 Jassi Bagwali (111) 1,798 2,405(396) P,M -(O-5» T,HP,W PO BS 115 Chak Ruldu Singh 1,145 2,003(352) P,M D,PHS T,HP,W PO BS wala (113) 11 (J Kishanpura, Urf 740 1,180(195) P,M,H -(0-5) T,HP,W PO • BS Kuti (110) 117 Bandi (107) 2,136 2,931(497) P D,PHS T,HP PO BS 118 Kotali Sabo (105) 616 738(106) P -(10+5) T,HP,W PO BS 119 Faridkot (106) 1,064 1,513(250) P -(5-:-10) T,HP, W (10-+> BS 120 Pathrala (l08) 2,926 4.317(654) P,M,H D T,HP~ PO BS TK,W 121 Chak Kharak Singh 1.183 1,577(304) P (10-1-) T,HP -(5-10) BS Urf Doomwali (109) 122 8angat Kalan (99) N.A. 1,270(193) P (0-5) T,W -(0-5) BS VJIiAGE DIRECTO RY and Land use ' BATHINDA DISTRIct Land use (i.e. area under differenttypes Remarks (including any place of land use in hectares rounded of religious, historical or to the nearest units) archaeoiogic -I interest) Approach Nearest Power Staple food -_------to town and Supply Forest lrrlga- Unirri- Area not Clltur- Number of Cars/ Place of village distance ted gated avail- able Jeeps/Motor religious (in kms.) by able fot waste Cycles/Scooters! historical source cultiva- (includ News Papers/ or archaeo tion ing Tractors logical gaucher inteI'lst and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Sangat (8) EA Wheat 118 56 9 M,Ts PR Bathinda (10) EA Wheat 161 6 11 M, T6 PR Bathinda (8) EA Whaat 290 92 21 C,M-, 8, T 14 PRo Bathinda (6) EA Wheat 626 105 65 C2, M 17, T 23 Gurdwara PR Bathinda (5) EA Wheat 974 393 71 Ms, T 27 Gurdwara PR Sangat (8) EA Wheat, Maizo, 644 287 57 C 3, M 8 , T 12, N3 Bajra & Gram PR Satlgat (8) EA Wheat & Maize .. 798 346 60 C, MIO, T 24, N2 PR Sangat (4) EA Wheat, Maizo 718 433 72 C2, M 10, T 32, N2 & Hajra PR Sangat (4) EA Whoat, Maizo 328 96 1 59 C2, M2, TI5, N3 & Bajra PR Sangat (2) EA Whoat, Maizo 469 463 33 M5, T 16, N4 & Bajra PR Sangat (1) EA Whoat, Maizo, 1,054 555 85 M3, T 38, N Bajra & Gram PR Sangat (5) EA Wheat, Maize, 1,176 558 104 M6, T 45 Bajra & Gram PR Sangat (8) EA Whoat, Maizo 1,265 513 112 M3, T57, N5 & Hajra PRo Sangat (6) EA Whoat, Maizo 498 121 48 M2, TIS, Ns & Gram PR Glddarbaha (10) EA Whoat, Maize 653 367 71 M3, T14 &. Bajra PR Giddarbaha (8) EA Wheat, Maize 1,246 388 130 M8, T55.N3 Gurdwara & Hajra PR Giddarbaha (to) EA Wheat, Maizo 813 445 83 M5, T 25 & Bajra PR Giddarbaha (8) EA Whoat, Mailo 249 95 43 C, M2, T7 & Bajra PR Giddarbaha(6) EA Wheat, Maize 486 121 34 C2, M2, T17,N & Hajra PR Giddarbaha (5) EA Whoat, Maize 323 116 28 M4, T9 & Hajra PR Giddarbaha (8) EA Wheat, Maizo 1,349 274 1 119 M8, T49. N5 & Bajra PR Giddarbaha (8) EA Whoat & Maizo 1,045 363 24 69 M5, T 35 PR Sangat (13) EA Whoat & Maizo 869 67 C5, M6, T35 PR Sangat (9) EA Wheat Be Maizo 580 27 M,T6 PR Sangat (10) EA Wheat & Maize _. 212 198 27 C2, M2, T6, PR Sangat (11) EA Whoat, Maize, 1078 539 181 C, M6, T2s, N8 Gram &. Hajra PR. Dabwali (5) EA Whoat, Maizo 884 165 96 C8, T 25, N 10 &. Bajra PR. Dabwali (7) EA Whoat, Maizo, 360 293 87 M5, T10, Ns Gram & Bajra PR Sangat (10) EA Whoat 944 1,098 94 C4, M6, T36 PR Dabwali 10) EA Whoat 438 146 32 T 15 PR Dabwali (8) EA Wheat 779 244 41 M3, T20 PR Dabwali (5) EA Wheat, Maize - 1,314 1,439 173 C, M3, TS1, N 12 & Bajra PR Dabwali (2) EA Whoat, Maize 460 627 96 C3, MS, T16, N10 & Bajra PR Sanaat (12) SA Whoat •• VILLAGE DIRECTORY TALWANDI SABO TAHSIL o r-' + I I ! I I o m .. I • t I I . :1Ok~ • o. I • I I I • ci « I I .. ::i o I I I LJ Z o J: m z <01( ~ ...... ~ ~ ~ .« o z :.J IX z ::::> t '" « Q. U ~ ~ l V) B ,_ « ..J a: ·.61 ,\JI(JIfiI~'DCAL J,~UH.l'IGES ·rr.twaodWiUo11l'absil 801'.. 1 Name of Village LQQlttien ,Stifial Name of Village fLocttieD No. Codo-No. -No. Code No. Amarpura Urf Gurthuri - 17/11/J/I '39 ! Kanakwal Urf Rattangarh .1l/S159 :2 !Begha 11/3/7 40 ! Kaureana 1l~80 -3 I Bangi Dip Singh (BANOI DEEPA) 11/3/15 'lU I Kishangarh UrC Chinarthal dl'~/34 4 ' Banger Charat Singh 11/3/27 42 :Kot Bakhtu llV8/13 11/3/24 5 Banger Mohabat Singh 11/3/26 43 KotBhera 6 Bangi Nihal Singh 11/3/11 44 Kotli Khurd 11/3/44 7 Bangi Rughu 11/3/16 45 Kutiwal Kalan 11/3/42 8 Bangi Ruldu 11/3/12 46 Kutiwal Khurd 11/3/43 9 Behman Jassa Singh 11/3/65 47 Lahri 11/3/76 11/3/55 10 Behman Koer Singh 11/3/73 48 Leleana 11/3/51 11 Bhagi Bander 11/3/53 49 Le!ewala 11/3/54 12 Bhagwangarh Urf Bhukanwali 11/3/18 50 Mahi Nanga! 11/3/36 13 Bhai Bakhtour 11/3/30 51 Maisar Khana 11/3/57 14 Bud 11/3/49 52 Malkana 53 Malwala 11/3/17 15 Burj Serna 11/3/28 54 Manak Khana 11/3/33 \6 Chak Hira Singhwala UcC Pakka Khurd 11/3/5 55 Mansa Kalan 11 {3/50 17 Chathewala 1 I {3/23 56 Manwala Urf Kishanaarh 11/3/14 18 Dunewala 11/3/19 57 Mari 11/3/38 19 Fateh Balu 11/3/85 58 Maur Charhat Singh 11/3/39 11/3/69 20 Fateh-Garh-Noua-bad 59 Menuana 11/3/77 21 Gadhianwali Urf Bhagwanpura 11/3/71 60 Mirziana 11/3/78 22 Gatwali 11/3/61 61 Nangla 11/3/75 23 Gehlewala 11/379 62 Natheha 11/3/81 24 Gehri Bara Singh 11/3/35 63 Natt 11/3/52 25 Ghaso Khana 11/3/31 64 Pakka Kalan 11/3/2 26 Giana 11/3/60 65 Phulo Khari 11/3/58 27 Golewala 11/3/82 66 Rai Khana 11/3/32 28 Gurusar Joga 11/3/68 67 Rajgarh Kuba 11/3/47 29 Jajjal 1,3/56 68 Ramgarh Bhunder 11/3/2S 30 Jatri 11/3/37 69 Ram Nagar UrC Kasaiwara 11/3/40 31 Jeon Singhwala 11/3/22 70 Ram Sara 11/3/9 32 Jodhpur Bagga Singh Urf Phalran 11/3/3 71 Ram Tirath Joga 11/3/72 33 Jodhpur Pakkar 11/3/29 72 RaYa 11/3/83 34 Jogewala 11/3162 73 Sandoha 11/3/48 35 Kalalwala 11/3/84 74 Sangat Khurd 11/3/6() 36 Kale Bander 11/3121 75 Sawaitch 11/3/46 37 Kamalu 11/3/10 76 Sekhu 11/3/4 38 Kama1u 11/3/45 \ 77 Shekhpura 11/3/10 62 ALPHABEnCAL ·LIST OF VILLAGES Talwandi Sabo Tahsil Serial Name of Village Location Serial Name of Village Location No CadeNo. No. Code No. 78 Shergarb 11/3/20 82 Tarangali 11/3/63 79 Singo 11/3/74 83 Tarkhanwala 11/3/8 80 Sukhladhi 11/3/6 84 Teona Pujarian 11/3{64 $. Talwan4i SabQ 11/3/67 85 Thaman$~h U/3/4. VILLAGE DIRECTORY 64 1981 CENSUS TALWANDI SABO TAHSIL Amenities Loca Nlme of Village Total Total Amenities avail,ble (if ot available within the village a dash (_) tion (with hadbast No.) area of population is shown in the column and next to in bracket, the distarce in Codo the and No. of broad ranges, viz-5 Kms. 5 ·-10 Kms, and JO+Kms. of the nearest village households place where the facility is available, is given) (in hectares) Educational Medical Drinking Post & Dayor"_--- Commu- water telegraph days oications (Potable) of the (Bus stop, market! railway hat, station, if any water way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11/3/1 Amar pura Urf 596 1,346 (187) P -(0-5) T, HP, W PO BS Gurthri (112) 2 Pakka Kalan (114) 3,149 6,292 (989) P,M,H D,PHS. T,HP,W PO BS MCW 3 Jodhpur Bagga Singh 817 1,597 (209) P RP T,W .1...(0-5) BS Uri Phalran (116) 4 Sekhu (117) 1,919 3,415 (542) P,M D,PHS, T,HP,W PO BS RP S Chak Hira Singh wala urf 869 1,444 (240) P RP T,HP,W -(0-5) BS Pakka Khurd (115) 6 Sukhladhi (39) 800 1,886 (300) P D,PHS. T,W -(5-10) -(0-5) RP 7 Bagha (119) 1,157 2,158 (342) P -(0-5) T,W -(0-5) BS 8 Tark~anwaJa (118) 1,220 1,422 (226) P RP T,W -(5-10) -(0-5) 9 Ram Sara (122) 576 1,526 (237) P -(0-5) T, HP,W -0-5) BS 10 Kamalu (120) 600 1,433 (209) P -(0-5) T, W (0-5) BS 11 Banginihal Singh (38) 1,476 2,475 (421) P,M,H D,PHC HP, C -(0-5) BS 12 BangiRuldu (37) 1,609 3,146 (461) P,M,H RP T,HP,W PO BS 13 Kat Bakhtu (44) 1,743 3,311 (445) P MCW,PHS HP,W PO -(0-5) 14 Manwala urf Kishangarh (43) 675 1,433 (226) P -(0-5) T,HP PO -(0-5) 15 Bangi Dip Singh (41) 601 1,468 (240) P -(0-5) T,HP,W PO BS 16 Bangi Raghu (40) 565 1,115 (I85) P,M RP T,HP,W PO BS 17 Malwala (42) 780 1,820 (314) P,M -(5-10) T,HP,W PO BS 18 Bhagwangarh Urf 1,395 1,807 (290) P,M,H -(5-10) T,HP,W -(5-10) BS Bhukanwali (96) __ 19 DOnewala (97)'" 487 1,986 (146) P -(5-10) T,HP -(0-5) BS 20 Shergarh (95) 895 1,182 (206) P -(5-10) T,HP -(5-10) RS 21 Kale Bander (56) 1,732 2,965 (441) P -(0-5) HP,W PO -(0-5) 22 Jeon Singhwala (55) 1,463 2,499 (402) P D,PHS T,HP,W PO BS 23 Chathewala (54) 1,123 2,023 (608) P,M,H -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 24 Kot Bhara (53) 989 1,887 (309) P,M,AC H,D,PHC T,HP,W -(0-5) BS MCW 25 Ramgarh Bhunder (51) 606 1,247 (199) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 26 Bahger Mohabat Singh (49) 337 680 (114) P -(5-10) T,HP,W -(0-5) BS 27 Bahger Charat Singh (48) 442 933 (124) P -(5-10) T,HP,W -(0-5) BS 28 Burj Serna (50) 561 1,295 (207) P -(5-10) T,HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5 29 Jodhpur Pakhar (27) 1,966 2,985 (483) P,M,H D,PHS T,HP, W PO BS 30 Bhai Bakhtour (24) 811 1,643 (252) P -(0-5) HP,W -(5-10 -(0-5) 31 Ghaso Khana (22) 313 473 (67) P RP T,HP,W -(5-10) .. BS 32 Ral Khana (21) 1,178 1,369 (223) P RP,FPC HP,W --(5-10) -(5-10 ntliACB DIRECTORY '.·Land use A!l;lroach N.!.lresUown Power Staple Land use (Le. area under different Remalks (incllldirg any plrce of to & disiance Supply food ty;)~S 01 hnd use in hectare's religious· hislOl ieal or urchae Village (in K,ms.) rounded to the nearest unit) ological interest) Forest Irriga- Unirri Cultur Area not Number of Carsl Places of ted by Sated able aVail- Jeeps/Motor religious! source waste able for Cycles/Scooters! historical (inClud cultiva- News Papers/ or arehaeolo- ing tion Tractol's logical !;auchar interest and grove's) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2O(a) PR Sangat (3) EA Wheat, Gram 332 210 54 T7 & Bajra PR Sangat (4), EA Wheat, gram 2.513 404 232 C4. MiO; 183. N8 Gur.dwara & Baira Temple PR Sangat (8) EA Wheat & Bajra 720 32 65 M3, N3, T36 PR Raman Mandi (9) EA Whea t & Bajra 1.325 471 123 C2, N4, 140, M5 PR Sangat (9) FA Wheat & Bajra 655 162 52 C, M3, N2, TI2 PR Raman Mandi (5) EA Wheat, Maize 737 10 53 M3, N4, T24 & Baira PR Raman Mandi (2-) EA Wheat, Maize 575 499 83 M4, N3, T21 & Bajra PR Raman Mandi {5) EA Wheat, Maize 564 595 61 M3, N2, T16 & Bajra PR Raman Mandi (2) EA Wheat, Maize 346 147 83 Ct, M2, NZ, Tl4 & Bajra PR Raman Mandi(2) EA Wheat, Maize 499 60 41 C, M2, N2, T12 & Bajra PR Raman Mandi(5) EA Wheat. Maize 1,186 188 102 C2. M6, 120 & Bajra PR Raman Mandi (7) EA Wheat, Maize 1,460 55 94 C, M10, T45 & Bajra PR . Raman Mandi (10) EA Wheat, Maize 1,220 357 4 162 M3, N2, T28 & Bajra PR Raman Mandl (10) EA Wheat, Maize 548 58 69 N2, T2 & Bajra PR Raman Mandi (6) EA Wheat, Maize 524 20 57 N4,18 & Bajra PR Raman Mandi (6) EA Wh(lat, Maize 468 97 M2. T14 & Baira PR Raman Mandi (S) EA Wheat. Maize 644 81 55 M4, N5, T18 & Bajra PR Raman Mandl (5) EA Wheat. Maize 903 403 89 M3, T21 & Bajra PR 8angat (5) EA Wheat, Maize 294 141 52 & Bajra PR 8angat (6) EA Wheat, Maize 304 478 113 T8 & Bajra PR Kot PaUa (6) EA Wheat. Maize 843 78.7 102 M6. Tl9 & Bajra PR Kot Patta (3) EA Wheat, Maize 979 376 108 C, M, N2, T24 & Bajra PR Ko Fatta (6) EA Wh.at, Maize 813 229 81 MS, T18 & Bajra PR Kot Falta (3) EA Wheat, Maize 8J 1 80 98 M6, TI0 & Bajra PR Kot Falta (5) EA Wheat, Maize 464 108 34 M.T4 & Baira PR Maur Mandi (8) EA Wheat, Maizo 290 20 27 M.17 & Bajra PR Kot FaUa (8) EA Wheat & Bajra 381 26 35 M2,18 PR Maur Mandi (10) EA Whoat 401 119 41 C,M,N2,18 PR Mauf Mandi (8) EA Wheat 1,589 197 180 C4.M4. T19, Nil Gurdwara PR Mllur Mandi (10) EA Wheat 493 257 61 M3, N2, T14 PR Kot Fatta (5) EA Wheat, Maize 242 37 34 N,TS & Bajra PR Kot Falta (5) EA wheat, Maize 730 357 91 NI, T7 & Bajra 1981 CENsuS Amenities LOCl Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the villl'ge a dash (-) tion (with hadbast No.) aroa of pop:datjon is shown in the column and next to it in bracket, the aistance in broad Code the and No. of ranges, viz-5 Kms. 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the nearest place Village households where the facility is available, is given) (in .____ .....-- .....----.------...... --- hectares) Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Commu- Water telegraph days nicatlons of the (Bus stop, mal kett railway hat, station if any water way 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11/3/33 Manak Khana (20) 263 362 (56) P -(5-10) HP.W -(5-10) -(5-10) 34 Kishan garh urf Chinar· 872 1,656 (255) P D,RP HP,W -(5-10) BS thai (19) 35 Garhi Bara Singh(l8) 691 1,268 (206) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 36 Maisar Khana(I7) 2,002 3,043 (460) P,M,H D,PHS, T,W PO One day BS RP Sept. Oct. 37 Jatr.i (25) 384 852 (125) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 38 Mari(26) 249 683 (95) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 39 Maur Charha! Singh (15) 907 1,785 (284) P,M -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 40 Ram Nagar Urf. (16) 1,768 2.688 (381) P.M.H D.PHS. HP,W PO BS Kasaiwara MCW 41 Thamangarh (61) 527 681 (106) P,M RP HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 42 Kutiwal Kalan (66) 783 1,361 (196) P,M H,D HP,W PO BS MCW 43 Kutiwal Khurd (67) 567 1,216 (182) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) BS 44 Kotli Khurd (86) 1,188 1,995 (283) P,M -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 45 Kamalu (87) 537 1,354 (208) P,M,H D HP,W PO BS 46 Sawaitch (88) 598 1,102 (157) P -(0-5) HP,W PO BS 47 Rajgarh Kuba (11) 1,388 3,320 (539) P,M,H 02 HP,W PO BS 48 Sandhoha (12) 1,641 2,848 (407) P,M 02 HP,W -(0-5) BS 49 Burj (14) 731 1,398 (219) P,M -(5-10) HP -(5-10) BS 50 Mansa Kalan (13) 910 2,302 (333) P MCW HP -(5-10) -(0-5> 51 Lelewala (28) 1,270 2,857 (405) P,M MCW T ,HP -(0-5) BS 52 Nat! (47) 493 916 (129) P,M --(0-5) T,HP,W -(0-5) BS 53 Bhagi Bander (46) 2,528 4,653 (705) P,M D T,HP,W PO BS 54 Mahinangal (45) 1,081 1,861 (200) P --(5-10) HP PO BS 55 Leleana (36) 1,131 2,533 (404) P -(0-5) T,HP,W PO BS 56 Jajjal (35) 838 2,066 (294) P,M,H -(5-10) HP,W PO -(0-5) 57 Malkana (125) 2,448 3,054 (477) P RP T,HP,W PO BS 58 Phulo Khari (124) 1,192 1.169 (175) P RP T,W' -(0-5) BS 59 Kanawal UrfRattangarh 1,189 1,398 (198) P -(5-10) T,HP,W -(5-10) -(0-5) (103) 60 Giana (126) 1.875 2,970 (447) P,M.H --(5-10) HP,W PO BS 61 Gatwali (127) 701 1.282 (199) P -(5-10) T,HP,W -(0-5) BS VILLAGE DIJlECTOaY ud Lpcl Use BATHJNDA DtSTRlCT , Approach Nearest town Power, Staple food Land use, (j.e., area under different Remarks (including any place to Ie distance Supply types ofland use in hectaresrounded of religious historical or Villa&e (in Kms.) to the nearest unit) archaeologioal Interest) Forest Irri- Un Cul Area Number of Cars! Place of gated irrigated turable not Jeeps/Motor religiOUS/ by waste, available Cycles/Scootersl historical source inc1ud for News papers/ or archa- inl cutti- Tractors eologlcal gauchar vat ion interest and Sroves 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Mau.. Mandi (8) EA Wheat, Maize 172 72 19 M2,TS & Bajra PR Maur Mandi (6) EA wheat, Maize 577 236 59 M,N2, T8 Be Bajra PR Maur Mandi (8) EA Wheat & Bajra .. 479 165 47 N4, T20 PR Maur Mandi (6) EA Whea & Bajra 696 1,161 145 M,NI5, T31 Temple Ourdwara PR Maur Mandi (3) EA Wheat, & Bajra .. 271 88 25 N2, T6 PR Maur Mandi (5) EA Wheat & Bajra 210 7 32 T3 PR Maur Mandi (2) EA Wheat & Bajra 577 257 73 M,N, Ti3 PR Maur Mandi-(4) EA Wheat & Bajra 910 754 104 M3, N6, T22 PR Maur Mandi (8) EA Wheat, Bajra 309 129 89 N,T2 8 Gram PR Maur Mandi (8) EA Wheat, Maize 368 370 45 M, N2, Tl4 & Bajra PR Maur Mandi (6) EA Wheat, Maize 295 242 30 N,T8 & Gram PR Maur Mandi (8) EA Wheat 598 518 72 M2,T7 PR Mallr Mandi (10) EA Wheat 380 124 33 TlO PR MaUl Mandi (10) EA Wheat 334 230 34 N4, Tt2 PR Maur Mandi (5) EA Wheat & Maize '. 1,011 293 84 C, M3, N25, T21 PR Maur Mandi (5) EA Wheat & Maize .. 892 664 85 C4, M3, T20 PR Maur Mandi (6) EA Wheat & Bajra 570 115 46 C,M, Ti6 PR Maur Mandi (2) EA Wheat & Bajra 842 5 63 C, M, T16 PR Talwandi Sabo (5) EA Wheat & Bajra 1,118 56 96 M, T2 PR .' Maur Mandi (10) EA Wheat 446 2 45 N2, T3 PR Talwandi Sabo (5) EA Wheat 2,136 181 211 C2, MIO, NS, T77 PR Raman Mandi (10) EA Wheat & Maize . . 920 69 92 N13 PR Raman Mandi (8) EA Wheat, Bajra 764 304 63 C2, M2,T33 & Maize PR Raman Mandi (3) EA Wheat, Maize 605 169 64 C, M4, N3, T38 & Bajra PR Raman Mandi (6) EA Wheat, Maize 1,131 1,184 133 M3, N3, T8 & Bajra PR Rama Mandi (2) EA Wheat, Maize 312 827 53 C,M3, N2, T14 & Bajra PR Raman Mandi (3) EA Wheat 311 802 76 C, M, T3I PR Raman Mandi (6) EA Wheat 1,079 720 76 PR Raman Mandi (6) EA Wheat 255 390 56 C, M4, T7 68 TALWANDI SABO TAHSIL ~lClfNI;IV~; .!\J!1~qit'~~ Loca Name of Village Total Total Anienities available (if not available within the village a dash tion (with had1?ast NO.) area of PQPp'lpUol) {1.:.'~.:~OVf.~JiJl t~~ .column }).64 n«;jIIJ tojt in .brac)!:g~ •. th~ Code the al)d No. of ~J$ .. ' In ~road ranges viz=$ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11/3/62 Jogewala (128) 431 784 (109) P -(10+) T,HP,TK -(10+) -(10+) 63 Tarangali (129) 308 450 (73) P --(10+) T,HP,W -10+) -(10+) TW 64 Teona Pujarian (130) 1,178 1,352 (212) P,M MCW TIHP,TW --(0-5) BS 65 Hehman Jassa Singh (133) 1,167 1,342 (228) P --(10+) T,HP,W --(10+ ) -(O-S} 66 Sangat Khurd (131) 394 1,144 (171) P --(0....,.5) T,HP,TW -(0-5) -(0--5) 67 Talwandi Sabo (34) 4,422 170 (36) P,M,H,C D,MCW, T,HP,W PO BS (2) H,FPC,RP PTO 68 Gurusarjoga (132) 558 968 (154) P -(0-5) T,HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 69 Fatehgarh Nouabad (33) 577 1,201 (178) P --(0,-5) T,HP -(0-5) BS 70 Shekhpura (29) 1,965 3,437 (553) P,M,H H,D,pHe, T,HP,TW PO BS RP 71 Gadhianwali urf. 505 602 (97) P D T,HP,W,TW PO BS Bhagwanpura (30) 72 Ramtirath Joga (32) 2,986 4,578 (646) P,M RP(2) T,HP PO BS 0(4) 73 Behman Koar Singh (134) 1,156 1,489 (246) P (0-5) T,HP,TW (10+) -(0-5) 74 Singo (138) 1,419 2,287 (344) P D,pa~ T,HP,TW --(10+) BS 75 Nangla (149) 1,215 1,672 (264) P --(0-,.5) T,HP,W PO BS 76 Lahri (139) 1,271 1,829 (279) P,M --(0-5) T ,HP PO BS H 77 Menuana (137) 378 344 (50) P --(0-5) HP --(0-5) BS 78 Mirziana 136) 656 977 (145) P,M --(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 79 Qehlewala (135) 552 878 (127) P --(5-10) HP --(0-5) -(0-5 80 Kaurewala (143) 798 1,520 (223) P -(0--5) HP.TK, C -(0-5) -(0-5) 81 Natheha (141) 11,15 1,680 (257) P,M,H D T.HP PO BS 82 Golewala (145) 490 699 (110) P --(O~S) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 83 Ritya (144) 534 879 (128) P -(~S) T,HP PO BS 84 Kalalwala (145) 988 ,.1,934 (285) P PHS SP FO BS 85 Fateh Balu (146) 483 488 (76) P --(~5) HP,C -(0-5) BS 69 VILLAGE DIRECI'ORY BATHJNDA DISTRICT and Land Use Approach Nearest town Power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different Remarks (including any place of to village & distance Supply types of land use in hectares religious, historical or archae- (in Kms.) rounded to the nearest unit) ological interest) Forest Irriga· Unlrri- CuItur- Area not Number of cars! Places of ted gated able avail- Jeeps/Motor religious/ by waste able for Cycles/Scooters/ historical sourCe inclu- cultiva- News Papers! or archeo- ding tion Traclors logical gauchar interest and etc. groves 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Raman Mandi (10) EA Wheat 149 256 26 C, M,T4 PR Raman Mandi (10) EA Wheat 156 128 24 M2, T,3 PR Raman Mandi (10) EA Wheat 517 593 68 C2, M2, N2, T2 PR Raman Mandi (12) EA Wheat 586 525 4 52 M2,T10 PR Raman Mandi (10) EA Wheat 271 93 30 M3,T9 PR Talwandi Sabo (0) EA Wheat, Rice, Maize 3,521 581 320 C18, M21, N75, T75 & Bajra PR Talwandi Sabo (3) EA Wheat 351 175 32 M2, Tl4 PR Talwandi Sabo (5) EA Wheat 394 141 42 C, M8,TI2 PR Talwandi Sabo (6) EA Wheat & Bajra 1,593 217 155 M2, N2, T40 PR Talwandi Sabo (8) EA Wheat 280 191 34 M4, N2,TlS PR Talwandi Sabo (8) EA Wheat, Maize 1,367 1,467 152 M-5, T26, N4 & Bajra PR Raman Mandi (14) EA Wheat 297 812 47 M3Tl6 PR Raman Mandl (16) EA Wheat 735 616 68 C, M, T12 PR Talwandi Sabo (15) EA Wheat 400 751 64 M, Tl5 PR Talwandi Sabo (10) EA Wheat & Bajra 295 900 76 M, N4,Tl5 PR Raman Mandi (10) EA Wheat & Bajra 139 215 24 T5 PR Raman Mandi (19) EA Wheat, Maize 418 202 36 M2,T2 Gurdwara & Gram PR Raman Mandi (15.) EA Wheat, Maize 330 198 24 M, TI3 & Gram PR Raman Mandi (16) EA Wheat, Maize 478 256 64 & Gram PR Talwandi Sabo (10) EA Wheat, Maize 308 727 80 M, TI5 Gurdwara & Bajra PR Talwandi Sabo (15) EA Wheat, Bajra 269 165 56 C,M,T9 & Gram PR Raman Mandi (22) EA Wheat & Bajra 331 171 32 C, M2, T9 PR Raman Mandi (29) EA Wheat, Bajra 558 336 94 TI8 & Gram Gurdwara PR Raman Mandi (27) EA Wheat, Baira 257 202 24 T4 & Gram VILLAGE DIRECTORY MANSA TAHSIL PUNJAB 2 D 2 , I , b- ctz::t-: -) !=;zj TAHSIL MANSA KILOMETRF5 , DISTRICT BATHINDA s r . c aOUN[)ARY L)STRTCT TAHSil aot/NO.A.RY VJLLAGE WITH LOCATION coeE NUMBER lAHSlL HE4DOUARTEAS VILLAGES WITH POPULATION SIZE 8ELOW 200,200 -499 • ~O-g99 . 1000-499' I ~ooo AND ABOVE 0 •••• IJMltilU.81lE.(l lJ\ll"SES. X tJReAN ARE,l.5. ~ StATE HIGHWAY ~ I.,PORTANT METALLED I'OAO RA"-_Y uttE BROAD GAUGE WITIol STATiON POST OFFICE, POST AND TELEGRAPH OF'FICE Po,PTO HOSPITAL. pRtMARY HEAl-TH CENTRE, O\SPENSAR\, III @ + REST HOUSE RH 73 ALP;HA»~TlCAL LIST OF VIUtAQ:S ~a TAbsil Serial Nam(l of Village Location Serial Name of Village Location Nq. Code No. No. Code No. 1 Aalik.e 17/11/4/222 39 Bhopal 11/4/8 2 Achank 11/4/169 40 Bhunder 11/4/216 3 Adamke 11/4/226 41 Birewala Dogran 11/4/160 4 Ahalupur 11/4/231 42 Birewala lattan 11/4/108 5 Ahmadpur 11/4/123 43 BirKhurd 11/4/45, 6 Akanwali 11 {4{118 44 Biroke Kalan 11 {4/56 45 Bishanpura Vrr Iherianwali 11/4/109 7 Akbarpur Khudal 11/4/146 46 11/4/178 8 AkJia 11 {4{1 Boha 47 Borawal 11/4/58 9 Alampur Bodla 11 {4/54 48 Budhlada 11/4/126 10 Alampur Mandran 11/4/177 49 Budhpura 11/4/57 11 Ali Sher Kalan 11{4{5 50 Burj Bhalai 11/4/105 12 Ali Sher Khurd 11 {4/6 51 Burj Dhilwan 11{4{15 13 Andianwali_ 11/4/158 52 Burj Hari 11/4/11 14 Anupgarh 11 {4{4 53 Burj Ihabran 11/4{13 15 Aspal 11/4/86 54 Burj Rathi 11/4/17 Atla Kalan 11{4/7 16 55 Chahlenwala 11/4/94 Atla Khurd' 11 {4{35 17 56 Chainewala 11 {4{207 AulJak 18 11/4/101 57 Chak Ali Sher 11/4{159 Bachhoana 19 11/4/130 58 Chakan 11/4/128 20 Bahadarpur 11/4/144 59 Chakerian 11/4/68 21 Bajewala 11/4/111 60 Chak Maghnia 11/4/206 61 Chhachhoher 11/4/192 22 Bakhshiwala 11/4/149 62 Cbhapianwali 11/4/112 23 Banawala 11/4/93 63 Chotian 11/4/223 24 Bapiami 11/4/66 64 Chuharion 11/4/104 25 Barah 11/4/121 65 Dalel Singhwala 11/4/30 26 Baran 11/4/224 66 Dalelwala 11/4{190 27 Barnala .' 11/4/70 67 Dalia Wali Vrf Gulabgarh 11/4/92 28 Behniwala 11/4/96 68 Danewala 11/4/191 29 Bhadra 11 {4/55 69 Dariapur 11/4/134 3Q Bhaini Bagha 11/4/24 70 Dasahndia 11(4/106 31 BhaiDesa 11/4/18 71 Datewas 11/4/132 32 Bhakhrial 11/4/156 72 Deluana 11/4/74 33 '2halaike 11/4/107 73 Dhalewan 11/4/48 34 Bhalan Warha 11/4/232 74 Dharampura 11/4/168 3S Bhaman Kalan 11/4/195 75 Dhigana 11/4/230 3~ Bhaman Khurd 11/4/194 76 Di'lingar 11/4/95 31 Jilhawa 11/4/155 77 Dialpura 11/4/141 :is Bhikhi 11/4/33 78 Dodra 11/4/129 74 AtpllABE11CAL LlST OF VILLAGES MaDsa Tahsil Serial Name of Village Location Serial Name of Village Location No. Code No. No. Code No. 79 Dullowala 11/4/114 117 Ihanda Kalan 11/4/239 80 Farre Bhaike 11/4/64 118 Ihanda Khurd 11/4/238 81 Faridke 11/4/187 119 Jhanduke 11/4/21» 82 Fatehgarh Sahranwali 11/4/198 120 Jhunir 11/4/199 83 Fatehpur 11/4/205 121 Jitgarh Urf Biro Ke Khurd 11/4/59 84 Fatta Maluka 11/4/211 122 Joga 11/4/2 85 GagowaI 11/4/79 123 Joian 11/4/175 86 Gamiwala 11/4/179 124 Juglan 11/4/151 87 Gandh Kalan 11/4/182 125 Kahangarh 11/4/150 88 Gandh Khurd 11/4/181 126 Kahnewala 11/4/217 89 Gehle 11/4/80 127 Kalho 11/4/22 90 Ghrangne 11/4/78 128 Kankwala Chablan 11/4/S3 91 Ghudawa1a 11/4/212 129 Karanigarh Urf Aoutawali 11/4/89 92 Ghuman Kalan 11/4/20 130 Karandi 11/4/242 93 Ghuman Khurd 11/4/21 131 Karipur 11/4/125 94 Ghurni 11/4/201 132 Karipur Dumb 11/4/225 95 Gobindpura 11/4/137 133 Kesampur Chhina 11/4/176 96 Gorkh Nath 11/4/154 134 Khara 11/4/71 97 Guradhi 11/4/52 135 Kharak Singhwala 1 J /4/16 98 Gurney Kalan 11/4/60 136 Khatriwala 11/4/143 99 Gurney Khurd 11/4/61 137 Khaira Kalan 11/4/240 100 Gurthani 11/4/40 138 Khaira Khurd 11/4/241 101 Hakamwala 11/4/184 139 Khiala Kalan 11/4/29 102 Hamirgarh Urf Dhapai 11/4/44 140 Khiala Khurd 11/4/28 103 Hassanpur 11/4/62 141 Khiali Chalanwali 11/4/200 104 Hirewala (Herewala) 11/4/72 142 Khillan 11/4/63 105 Heron Kalan 11/4/43 143 Khiwa Kalan 11/4/41 106 Heron Khurd 11/4/50 144 Khiwa Khurd 11/4/42 107 Higna Urf Bhagwangarh 11/4/228 145 Khiwa Dialuwala 11/4/39 108 Hirke 11/4/208 146 Khiwa Mihan Singh Urf/Samllindgarh 11/4/51 109 Hodla Kalan 11/4/49 147 Khokhar Kalan 11/4/83 110 lagatgarh Bandran 11/4/102 148 Khokhar Khurd 11/4/84 111 Jalwe'hra 11/4/139 149 Khudal Kalan 11/4/148 112 Jassarwala 11/4/46 150 Khudal Sekhpur 11/4/147 113 Jatana Kalan 11/4/215 151 Kishangarh Urt Sedha Singhwala 11/41145 114 Jatane Khllrd 11/4/213 152 Kishangarh Pharwahi 11/4/65 115 Jallrkian 11/4/99 153 Koriwala 11/4/233 116 Jawabarke 11/4/76 154 Kot Dharmu 11/4/116 '5 ALPHABEllCAL LIST OF VILLAGES Mus. Tallsil S8fial Name of Village Location Serial Name of Villago Locatiorl -No. Code No. No. Code No ISS Kot l.a\\u 11/4/67 194 Nahran 11,4,243 1S6 Kotra 11/4/32 195 Nandgarh 11/4/202 157 Kolra 11/4/214 196 Nangal Kalan 11/417S 158 Kotli Kalan 11/4/23 197 Nangal Khurd 11/4/77 159 Kourewala 11/4/193 198 Narinderpura Baghanwali 11/4/69 160 Kulahri. 11/4/122 199 Peron 11/4191 161 Kulana 11/4/135 200 Phuluwala Dod 11/4/136 162 Kulariana 11/4/153 201 Phuluwala Dogran 11/4/124 163 Kusle 11/4/103 202 Phus Mandi 11/4;234 164 Lakhiwala 11/4/180 203 Piplian 11/4/120 165 Lakhmirwala 11/4/117 204 Raipur 11/4/110 166 Lalianwali 11/4/197 205 Rajrana 11/4/246 167 Lohgarh 11/4/229 206 Rali 11/4/131 168 Makha 11/4/90 207 Raila 11/4/9 169 Makha Chehlan 1114/3 208 Ram Dittawala 11/4/81 170 Makhewala 11/4/210 209 Raman Mandi 11J4/1% 171 Malakpur 11/4/26 210 Ramgarh 11/4/133 172 Malakpur Bhimra 11/4/185 211 Ramgarh Shah Purian 11/4/157 173 Malkon 11/4/189 212 Ram Nagar Bhathlan 11/4/172 174 Mal Singhwala 11/4/173 213 Rampur Mander 11/4/171 175 Man Bibrian 11/4/87 214 Ranghrial 11/4/142 176 Mander 11/4/152 215 Ranjitgarh Bandran 11/4/227 177 Mandhali 11/4/119 216 Rar 11/4/14 178 Mankhera 11/4/244 217 Reond Kalan 11/4/162 179 Mansa Kalan 11/4/82 218 Reond Khurd 11/4/161 180 Mansa Khurd 11/4/27 219 Rorki 11/4/237 181 Matti 11/4/36 220 Sadda Singhwala 11/4/85 182 Maujian 11/4/113 221 Sadhuwala 11/4/235 183 Maujo Kalan 11/4/37 222 Saharana 11/4/73 184 Maujo Khurd 11/4/38 223 Saidewala 11/41165 185 Mian 11/4/100 224 Sama'lD 11/4/34 186 Mirpur Kalan 11/4/221 225 Sandli 11/4/188 187 Mirpur Khurd 11/4/220 226 Sangha 11/4/245 188 Moda 11/4/204 227 Senghrori 11/4/138 189 Moffar 11/4/203 228 Sardulewala 11/4/218 190 Mohar Sinehwala 11/4/47 229 Sardulgarh 1l/4}236 191 Moola Singhwala 11/4)31 230 Saswali 1l}4/166 192 Mughanian 11/4/163 231 Satiko 11/4/170 193 Mussa 11/4/88 232 Shor Khanwala 11/4/164 ,1t; .A.i.P"ElIC.DA1IS'lU(r'iVlJJJNOiS MIIIIl~ Sei:iJd.i' Name ot Village LooatioB Serial, Name of VillE ge LOO'&1Mm Nd.' Code No. Nd.i Code Ne. 233 ' Sitsiwala 11/4/140 240' Tandian 11/4198 234 Sukha SinghwaJa 1l/41f9 24f Thuthianwali U/4I2' 235 Tahlian U/4/174 242 Tibi Hari Singh IH4/219 236 TaJabwaJa 1114/183 243 Todarpur 1114/f,67 237 Talwandi U/4/127 244, Ubha 11/4/12 238 Talwandi AkJia 11/4191 24'$ Udat SaidewaJa U,/4/t86 239 Tamkot 11/4110 246 Uddat Bhasat Ram 1l/4/1U VILLAGE DIRECTORY 78 1981 CENSUS MANSA TAHSIL Amenities and Loca Name of ViUage Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash tion (with Hadbast No.) area of population & (-) is shown in the column and next to it in bracket, Code the No. of house the distance in broad ranges viz-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ village holds Kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available, (in hec- is given) tares) Educa-, Medical ------.----Drinking Post and Day or Commu- tional water telegraph days nications (potable) of the (Bus stop, market! railway hat if station, any water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11/4/1 Aklia (6) 2,662 [5,533 (797) P,M,H H,PHS l' T,HP,W PO BS 2 Joga (8) 3,584 7,029 (1,047) P(2), D,PHS T,HP,W PO BS M(2),H(2) 3 Makha Chehlan (9) 537 891 (126) PI H T,HP PO -(0-5) 4 Anupgarh (10) 542 701 (113) P 1 -(0-5) T,HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 5 Ali Sher Kalan (12) 501 872 (130) P ,.,~~ I -(0-5) T,HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 6 All Sher Khurd (11) 501 1,077 (174) Pii -(5-10) T,HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 7 Atla Kalan (17) 983 2,029 (315) P,M RP T,HP,W PO BS 8 Bhopal (16) ..1,271 2,675 (387) P,M RP T,HP,W PO BS 9 Raila (7) 2,870 '5,226 (810) P(2),M(2), PHC, FPC T,HP,W PO BS H(2) RP 10 Tamkot (58) 905 2,089 (302) P,M -(0-5) T, HP PO BS 11 Burj Hari (61) 1,336 2,626 (300) P,M -(0-5) T, HP -(0-5) BS 12 Ubha (62) 1,993 3,662 (597) P,M,H D(2) HP PO BS 13 Burj Ihabran (5) 391 746 (129) P ! -(0-5) T,HP -(0-5) (5-10) 14 Rar (4) 799 1,785 (284) P,M RP HP,W -(0-5) BS 15 Burj Dhilwan t63) 955 2,811 (424) P,M,H RP HP,W PO BS 16 Kharak Singhwala (64) 653 1,541 (233) PI.] -(0-5) HP, W . -(5-10) BS 17 Burj Rathi (60) 924 1,947 (270) P JJ MCW HP,W -(10+) -(0-5) 18 Bhai Desa (71) 653 840 (137) P .J'" -(0-5) HP, W -(0-5) -(0-5) 19 Sukha Singhwala (70) 185 374 (61) P -(0-5) HP, Wj -(0-5) -(0-5) 20 Ghuman Kalan (68) 1,520 3,634 (553) P,M,H D HP,W,TW PO BS 21 Ghuman Khurd (69) 614 758 (101) P -(0-5) HP, W -(0-5) BS 22 Kalho (10) 903 1,334 (224) P -(0-5) HP,W -(0-5) -(0-5) 23 KotIi Kalan (9) 1,807 2,904 (457) PM D,PHS HP, W PO -(0-5) 24 Bhaini Bagha (59) 2,280 3,980 (619) P, M,H PHC,PHS T, HP, TW PO, PTO BS 25 Thuthianwali (57) 919 2,190 (335) PM -(0-5) T, HP -(0-5) BS 26 Malak Pur (56) 1,115 1,625 (258) P PHC, T,HP,W PO BS MCW,FP C 27 Mansa Khurd (55) 979 690 (112) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 28 Khaila Khurd (53) 425 573 (86) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 79 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Laad Use BATIDNDA DISTRICT App- Nearest town & Power Staple food Land use (i.e .• area under different Remarks including any place roach distance (in Kms,) Supply types of land use in hectares of religious, historical or to village rounded to the nearest unit) archaeological interest) Forest Irri Un- CuI- Area ----,------Number of Cars/ Place of gated irrigated turable not Jeeps/Motor religious/ by Wlste available Cycles/Scooters! historical source (inclu- for culti- News Papers/ or archaeo. ding vati,)n Tractors logical gallchar interest and !!roves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17' 18 19 20 20(a) PR Tapa (16) EA Wheat. Bajra 2,020 423 219 N22, C, T49 & Gram PR Rampura EA Wheat, Maize, 1,478 1,844 .. ' 262 C2, T29, M6 Gurdwara Phul (16). Bajra & Gram PR Mansa (18) EA Wheat, Maize 215 264 3 55 T2,M & Rice PR Mansa (21) EA Wheat, Maize 255 233 2 52 T4 & Rice PR Dhanaula (14) EA Wheat, Maize 218 249 34 Gurdwara. & Rice PR Dhanaula (16) EA Wheat, Maize 263 206 32 M,T5 & Rice PR Budhlada (11) , EA Wheat, Maize 834 80 69 M2, TI0 N2 Gurdwara & Bajra PR Mansa (11) EA Wheat, Maize 63R 532 16 85 C6,M4, Ti N Bajra & Gram PR Mansa (14) EA Wheat, Maize, 972 1,511 95 292 Gurdwara Bajra & Gram PR Mansa (8) EA Wheat, Maize 626 174 19 86 N2 & Bajra PR Mansa (8) EA Wheat, Maize 702 492 12 130 M3, TIS, N3 & Bajra PR Maur (14) EA Wheat 1,168 721 2 102 M, T25" N PR Maul" (18) EA Wheat, Maize 236 127 28 M,T8 & Grams PR Mansa (15) EA Wheat, Gram 721 14 64 T 12 & Bajra PR Mansa (10) EA Wheat & Bajra 810 73 72 C, M,T, N2 PR Maur (6) EA Whea t & Bajra 283 359 11 C2, M, T2, N2 PR Maur (10) EA Wheat & Bajra 694 161 69 M,T8,N PR Maur (5) EA Whea t & Bajra 383 205 65 M, T8,N PR Maur (6) EA Wheat, Maize 147 20 18 M2 & Bajala PR Maur (4) EA Wheat, Maize 1,246 157 117 M2, T22, N2 & Bajra, PR Maur (5) EA Wheat, Maize 472 107 35 T2 & Baira PR Maur (5) EA Wheat, Maize 476 352 10 65 M, T4, N4 & Bajra PR Maur (5) EA Wheat, Maize 916 706 185 M2, Ttl. N2 Gurdwara & Bajra PR Mansa (7) EA Wheat, Maize 1,305 766 209 C2, M22, T35, Temple & Bajra N4 PR Mansa (5) EA Wheat, Maize 539 306 74 no, N2 Gurdwara & Bajra PR Mansa (5) EA Wheat, Maize 592 442 81 M5, T20, N2 & Bajra PR Mansa (1) EA Wheat, Maize 564 366 49 C2, M7, T23 & Bajra KR Mansa (8) EA Wheat, Maize 376 28 21 & Bajra 80 1981 CENSUS ~ANSA. TAHSIL Amenities aad Loca Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash tion (with hadbast No.) area of population (-) is shown in the column and next to it in bracket, Code the and No. of the distance in broad ranges viz,-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ village house Kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available, (in hec holds i~ given) tares) Educa Medical Drinking Post and Day or Commu tional Water telegraph days nications (potable) of the (Bus stop, market/ railway hat if station, any Water- way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11/4/29 Khaila Kalan (52) 1,807 4,'06 (708) P,M,H H,PW-:,D T,HP,W PO BS MeW,FPC, 30 Dalel Singhwala (51) 936 2,102 (323) P,M D,PHS T,HP,W. -(0-5) -(0-5'). TW 31 Moola Singhwala (49) 520 626 (94) P -(0-5) T. HP, W, -(0-5) -(0-5) TW 32 Kotra (50) 745 2,085 (308) P,M,H -(0-5) T, HP, W PO BS 33 Bhikhi (20) 2,793 8,993 (1522) P(2), MO) H, RP T, HP PO, PTO BS H(2) 34 Samaon (19) 1,238 3,548 (580) P -(0-5) T, HP -(0-5) Feb. -(0-5) March 35 Atla Khurd (18) 606 1,329 (216) P -(0-5) T, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) 36 Matti (15) 1,367 3,045 (485) P, M,H RP T,HP PO BS 37 Maujo Kalan (13) 91 264 (39) -(0-5) -(0-5) T, HP, W -(5-10) -(0-5) 38 Maujo Khurd fl4) 505 1,120 (160) P D, PHS T, HP, W -(0-5) -(0-5) 39 Kl)iwa Dialuwala (23) 376 1,201 (177) P -(10+) T, HP, W -(0-5) -(0-5) 40 Gurthari (22) 783 1,368 (206) P -(5-10) T, HP, W -(0-5) -(0-5) 41 Khiwa Kalan (21) 1,143 2,582 (402) PDT, HP, W PO -(5-10) 42 Khiwa Khurd (24) 954 1,787 (301) P,M,H -(0-5) HP, T -(0-5) -(0-5) 43 Hero Kalan (25) 1,495 3,522 (536) P,M PHC, HP,T PO BS MeW 44 Hamirgarh Urf (26) 1,185 1,938 (311) P,M,H D,RP T,HP PO BS Dhaipai 45 Bir Khurd (27) 771 1,204 (202) P,M,H D,RP T,HP -(0-5) -(0-5) 46 - Jassarwala (28) 170 422 (63) P, M D, PHS T,HP -(0-5) -(5-10) 47 Mohar Singhwala (29) 602 1,494 (249) P, M -(0-5) T, HP -(0-5) -(0_5) 48 Dhalewan (30) 1,426 2,753 (403) P,M D,PHS T,HP, W PO BS RD 49 Hodla Kalan (31) 910 1,987 (329) P,M,H D,PHC T, HP PO BS D 50 Heron Khurd (33) 619 2,175 (315) P -(0--5) T, HP -(0-5) BS 51 Khiwa Mihan Shigh 245 404 (57) P -(0-5) HP, W -(0-5) BS Urf Samundgarh - (37) 52 Guradi (32) 1033 2,334 (355) P,M D,PHS HP,W PO BS 53 Kanakwala (34) 577 1,556 (223) P,M -(0--5) HP -(0-5) BS Chahlan 54 Alampur Bodla (35) 499 793 (139) P -(0-5) HP, W -(0-5) BS 55 Bhadra (36) 720 1,733 (280) P H, PHS T, HP, W -(0-5) BS 56 Biroke Kalan (38) 1,581 2,606 (411) P,M,H D HP PO BS 57 Budhpura (39) 221 58 Borawal (40) 1,155 2,821 (445) P,M HD,PHS HP PO BS &1 Vtlf;;LAGE »IRECTORY LaadU. BAl1:IfNDA orSTRlC'!' App Nearest town & Power Staple food La nd use (i.e., area under different Remarks \incillding any place roach distanCe (in Kms.) Supply types of land use in hectares 01 religious, historical or 10 rounded !O lh~ nearest unit) arclmeoiogica! illterest) Village ------Forest Irri. Un·· CuI. Area ------~----Number o! CaI1l! Place of . gated irrigated turable not Jeeps/MolDr religious/ by Waste avail- Cycles/Scooters I historical source (includ- able News papersl or alchae,, Ing fur Tractors logiCal gauchax culti- inlerest and vatian grol'e'» 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Mansa (5) EA Wheat, Maize' 1,104 539 164 M4, n, N6 Gurd\;ara & Bljr:l KR Mansa (10) EA Wheat 5~O 292 64 T12, N3 PR Budhlada (I4) fA Wheat 242 250 28 T5, N2 PR MaRsa (II) fA Wheat 155 68 T1, N3, R10 PR Budhlada (14) Ell. Wheat, Maize 1,424 1,076 291 C4, M18, 122, Gardwara & Bajra N230 PR Budhlada (2) EA Wheat, Maize 6()5 5l() 123 C2, M3, T5. N6 Gurdwara Ii Bajra PR Budh\ada (16) EA Wheat, Maize 504 S5 41 C, T5, N2 & Bajra PR Budh!ada (5) • Ell. Wheal & Maize.. 732 5is 1J4 n, N4 PR Dha\laula (16) EA Wheat 47 36 6 PR Dhanaula ~16) EA Wheat & Maize !88 80 34 M, T6, N2 KR Sunam (19) EA Wheat, Maize 2S0 59 3i TS, N2 & Gram KR Longowal {16) Ell. Wheat, Maize 526 195 2 60 M.T.N4 Rice & Gram PR Budhlada (19) EA Wheat. Maize 840 205 i2 86 ~2, TJ3, N5 Gurdwara & Bajra PR Mansa (7) EA Wh&at, MaleC 89() 64 .. M3, Tl2 & Bajra PR Sunam (18) EA "'neat, Maize 1,369 126 .. M,T27 Gurdwara & Bajra PR Sunam (19) fA Wheat, Maize 836 213 128 M2, Tt3, NS & Rajra FR Sunam (21) Ell. Wheat & Bajra 705 4 61 M,18 PR Budhlada (18) Ell. Wheat & Bajra 146 17 T5 PR Budblada (11) EA Whoat, Maize 37t l89 42 M, T7 & Baira KR Budh!eda (l0) Ell. Wheat 1,127 151 143 C,M,T35 Gurdwara N2 PR Budhlada (12) EA Wheat, Maize 768 51 2 89 C, M~, T31 & Bajra PR Budhlada (Hl) EA Wheal & Bajra 512 79 58 Tl3 PR Budhlada (8) EA WheJt, Maile 146 84 15 '112, T4, N & Bajra PR Budh!ada (10) EA Wheat, Maize, m 229 2 84 19, '114, N1 & Bajra KR Sunam (14) EA "Vh~t, Maize 394 137 46 M3,TI7,N3 Gurdwill".1 & Bajra KR Sunaro \14) EA Wheat 351 118 3() r" N3 Gurdwara PR Budhlada (ill fA Wheat, Maize 59} 75 54 T13 Gurdwara & Bajra PR lludhlada (8) Ell. Wheat 747 724 110 1>12, T2i Uninhabited J'R Budhlada (8) Ell. Wheat 900 liS 4 136 '.1212 I 1981 C:E~StlS Amenities and Loca Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village a dash (-) tion (with hadb~st No.) area of population is shown in the column and next to it in bracket, the distance in Code the and No. of broad ranges, viz;-5 Kms. 5.;_10 Kms. and 10+Kms. ofthe nearest village households place where the facility is avaIlable, is given) (in . , hectares) ~~---' Educational '--_------Medical Drinking Post and Day or Commu water telegraph days nications (potable) of the (Bus stop, market/ railway hat, stationl if any waterway) 1 2 345 6 7 8 9 10 11/4/59 Jitgarh urf Biroke 569 1,038 (152) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) BS Khurd (41) 60 Gurney Kalan (42) 908 2,610 (387) P,M (0-5) HP PO BS 61 Gurney Khurd (43) 476 1,029 (150) P -(5-10) HP -(0-5) BS 62 Hassanpur (44) 395 971 (160) P -(5-10) HP -(0-5) BS 63 KhiIIan (45) 441 1,103 (181) P -(0-5) HP, W PO BS 64 Fafre Bhaike (46) 1,641 3,339 (518) P, M, H H,D,RP T,HP PO BS 65 Kishangarh 1,190 2,798 (449) P, M D.PHS HP,TW PO -(0-5) Pharwahi (48) RP 66 Bapiana (47) 828 1,868 (291) P MeW T,HP,W, PO -(0-5) TW 67 Kotlallu (54) 700 1,855 (320) P RP T,HP PO BS 68 Chakerian (117) 772 1,651 (263) P D HP PO -(0-5) 69 Narinderpura 686 1,028 (169) P D T,HP PO BS,RS Baglianwali (118) 70 Barnala (11) 930 2,525 ~398) DP D HP -(0-5) BS 71 Khara (119) 773 1,341 (199) P,M -(5-10) HP, W PO. BS 72 Hirewala Herewala (120) 542 1,146 (193) P -(10+) T, HP,W -(0-5) BS 73 Saharna (121) 344 1,216 (178) P, M -(10+) T, HP,W PO BS 74 Deluana (122) 783 1,087 (175) l_P -(10+) HP, W -(5-10) BS 75 Nangal Kalan (115) 2,394 4,765 (770) P,M,H D, PHS, HP PO BS RP 76 lawah8rke (114) 1,136 2,680 (408) P RP HP -(0-5) BS 77 Nangal Khurd (113) 1,093 1,430 (247) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) BS 78 Ghrange (80) 664 1,705 (263) P -(0-5) HP, W -(0-5) BS 79 Gagowal (79) 542 578 (97) P -(0-5) HP -(0-5) BS 80 Gehle (78) 523 1,198 (171) P D, PHS HP PO BS 81 Ram Dittawala (77) 625 1,190 (202) P 0-5) HP -(0-5) BS 82 Mansa Kalan (76) 83 Khokhar Kalan (75) 1,138 2,382 (376) P,M,H D, PHS HP PO BS 84 Khokhar Khurd (74) 699 1,437 (230) P, M -(0-5) HP PO BS 85 Sadda Singhwala (72) 818 1,481 (266) P, M D HP PO BS,RS 86 Aspal (73) 327 607 (98) P -(0-5) HP PO BS 87 Man Bibrian (85) 609 1,08.4 (1M) P -(0-5) HP PO BS 88 Mussa (84) 1,233 2,498 (369) P,M, H PHS HP PO DS 83 VULAG.E J>IRECI'ORY Land Use BATHINDA DISTRICT Approach Nearest town ana Power Staple food .Land \jSe i.e. area under .different Remarks (inelud.inll any pla~e of to ' .. diStance. (in Khis.) Supply tY,pes ,of land u~ in ~tares religious, historical or archa~ village rounded to the nelirest unit) iwlogical interest) -Forest< irriga- Unirri- Cultur. Area not Number 01 oars/ Places of ted by gated able avail. Jeep/MotoI' relijiou$, Source waste able for Cycles/Scootersl historiclll (includ eultiva- News Papers/ or arcbaeo- ing tion Tractors olgical gsuchar irlterest and grdves) 11 i2 i3 i4 is 16 i1 18 19 20 20(a) KR Budblada (5) EA Wheat 516 i6 36 iTs,N2 KR Budhlada (5) EA Wheae 318 491 99 M2, T14, N3 PR Budhlada (3) EA Wheat 335 99 42 TS, N2 PR Budhlada (5) EA Wheat 226 109 60 N PR Mansa (1) EA Wheat & Maize .. 399 41 TI2,M PR Budhlada (9) EA Wheat & Maize .. 1121 379 141 C2,M4, T63, N8 Gurdwara PR Mansa dO} EA Wheat 735 361 94 TI8, N3 PR Mansa (8) EA Wheat 462 316 50 C4, M4 T30N2 PR Mansa) (2) EA Wheat, Maize 495 82 51 72 TI0, Nl Gurdwara & Bajra Guru Teg Bahadur PR Mansa (3) EA Wheat & Maize " 631 67 74 TI2, N2 KR Mansa (8) EA Wheat & Maize 468 157 61 C3, M3. T11, N3 PR Mansa (5) EA Wheat & Maize .. 807 52 71 C,M,N8 KR Mansa (8) EA Wheat, Maize 555 156 62 M, TI3, N2 Gurdwata & Bajra PR Mansa (10) EA Wheat, Maize 412 77 53 M2, T7, Nl Gurdwara & Bajra PR Budlada (11) EA Wheat, Maize 276 30 38 M, T6, N2 & Bajra PR Mansa (11) EA Wheat, Maizo 290 437 S6 14 & Bajra KR Mansa (6) EA Wheat, Maize 2,081 149 8 IS6 C3, M5, 151, NS & Bajra PR Mansa (2) EA Wheat & Maize .. 1,062 74 M2, TiO, NS PR Mansa (5) EA Wheat & Maize .. 1,014 79 MI,16 PR Man~ (10) EA Wheat, Maize 569 42 53 M, t1 & Gram PR Mansa (10) EA Wheat, Maize 280 231 31 C, M, 14 & Gram PR Mansa (6) EA Wheat, Maize, 364 114 45 12 Bajra & Gram FR Mansa (5) BA Wheat, Maize, 411 112 35 1'S Merged itt liajra & Gram Mansa M.e. Mansa PR Mansa (4) EA Wheat1 Maize 505 528 105 C2. MJ, 16 BaJra & Gram PR Mansa (5) EA Wheat Bajra 24j 410 46 ca, Ms, 13 It Gtaltl PR Mansa (5) EA Wheat 469 269 80 0, M4,116,N2 durciwa-ra PR Mansa (6) EA Wheat 241 53 21 'fa, PR Mansa (7) EA Wheat 454 96 59 T12 KR Mansa (10) EA Wheat 40S 740 88 no 1\:tANSA TAHsIL IJ81~ Am_iti...... Loca Name of Village Total Totltl. Altlenitles available (if nOt available within th 3 2 3 4 6 1 8 10 "11/4/89 karaoi Garh urf 762 1,131 (168) P PHS HP -(0-5) -~0-5) Aoutawali (83) 90 Makha (8]) 1,185 2,257 (353) P, H --(5--10) }{P, VV PO BS 91 Talwandi Aklia (82) 711 1,079 (156) P --(10+) }{P, W P.O BS 92 Daliawali urf 748 1,333 (198) P -(10+) HP W -(0-5) ., BS Gulabgarh (90) 93 Banawala (91) 1,165 1,008 (137) P -(10+) HP, W - (O-S) BS 94 Chahlenwala (89) 751 1,682 (272) P, M, H -(to+) HP, W -(0-5) .. BS 95 Dhingar (134) 1,016 2,230 (332) P -(10+) HP, VV PO BS 96 Behniwala (1i2) 1,252 2,610 (413) PM PHS T, HP, VV PO BS. 97 Peron (93) 1,017 1,3:30 (201) P -'(0-5) HP, VV -(0-5) IrS 98 Tandian (95) 619 1,052 (\58) P -(0--5) T, HP -(0-5) BS 99 Jaurklan (96) 911 1,613 (297) P o r,HP PO BS 100 Miao (97) 522 814 (119) P -(0-5) T, HP -(0-5) BS 101 Aullak (98) 572 I,W3 (175) P, M -({)-5) T, HP, VV PO BS 102 Jagatgarh Bandran (99) 408 503 (81) P -(0--5) HP, VV -(0-5) BS 103 Kusle (100) 1,363 2,343 (370) P,M,H D, PHS, HP, C, VV; PO BS RP 104 Chuharion (101) 607 764 (121) P -(0-5) HP, C, VV -(0-5) BS 105 Burj Bhalai (102) 632 1,111 (159) P -(5--10) HP, W -(5-10) .' BS 106 Dasahndia 624 893 (144) P -(0-5) lIP, VV -(0-5) US (Dusand) (106) 107 Bhalaike (lOS) 715 1,133 (178) P RP HP -(O-S) BS 108 Birewala lattan (1014) 541 1,185 (153) P --(10+) ltP -(0-5) US 109 Bishanpura Utf 739 1,S65 (244) P -(10+) T, HP --({)--oS) ., BS Iherianwali (103) 110 Raipur (94) 2,396 4,105 (626) P,M,H D,RP HP, W PO BS 111 Bajewala (107) 1,838 3,155 (464) P, M H. RP 1{P PO BS 112 Chhapinwali (108) 535 821 (141' P, M,ll -(0--5 HP -({)--oS) 'US 113 Maujian (109) 441 1,009 (152) P -(0-5) HP -(()--oS) BS 114 Dullowala (112) 705 1,722 (265) P -(5-10) }{p, W PO BS 115 Uddat Bhagat Ram (110) 775 1,571 (245) P -(5-10) gp, W -(0--5) BS 116 Kot Dharmu (111) 1,148 2,126 (443) P, M -(5-10) gp, W PO .j BS 117 Lakhmirwala (123) 631 1,450 (210) P, M PHC HP, VV PO liS 118 Akanwali (124) 1,139 2,610 (417) P,M,H, D m,w PO BS 119 Mandhali (125) 578 1,287 (201) P,M -(10-) HP, TVV -(0-5» BS ~AGE QlJtECTORY BATHINJ>A DIS:rl\lCT bUM' "tIle, ;AppcoltPh Noarest tQ'IIID & Power StaPle (ood Land tlse (i.e. area under diff..-ent R"marks (inclJJdill8 any pIKe of .'\0 distance (In Kms.) Supply tYl* of land, \\SO in hectares relUious biJtQ~eal or .reha- viUap ~oUQded to tho DClI,rest UOlt) eologieal interest)' . ____...:...-4 _ _.,. ______---- ______- Forest Irriga Unirrl- Cultur- Area not Number of cars/ Places of ted by gated able avail- Jeops/Motor religious source waste able for Cycles/Scooter/ historical (includ- cllltiva- News Papers/ or arch.co- ing tion Tractors IOlJical gauchar interest and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) KR Mansa (11) EA Wheat, Bajra 334 380 48 M3 & Gram PR MaQsa (10) EA Wheat, Ma ize 765 314 6 100 Tt3 Gurdwara & Gram PR Mansa (13) EA Wheat 417 249 45 T4 Gurdwara PR Maur (11) EA Wheat 421 277 SO M, T9 Gurdwara PR Maur (11) EA Wheat, Maize 463 638 64 T7, Gurdwara & Bajra PR Maur (11) EA Wheat. Maize 593 77 2 79 M2, T4, N2 Gurdwara & Bajra KR Maur (11) Et\ Wheat. Maize 620 324 72 M3, T14, N2 Gurdwara &,JJajra PR Maur (16) EA Wheat .. Maize 955 213 84 C3, M2, Tt9. NS Gurdwara Bajra KR Maur (18) EA Wheat, Maize 333 625 59 T13 Gurdwara Bajra,& Gram PR Mansa (22) EA Wheat, & Bajra .. 185 383 51 T9, N Gurdwara PR Talwandi (23) EA Wheat & Bajra 669 185 57 M, T16, N3 Saba PR Talwandi (23) EA. Wheat & Bajra 158 324 40 M, T9 Saba PR Mansa (26) EA Wheat & Bajra 232 300 40 C, T8 PR Mansa (23) EA Wheat & Bajra 283 85 40 T4 PR Mansa (28) EA Wheat & Bajra 894 331 138 C, M2, T26, N2 PR Mansa (22) EA Wheat & Bajra 376 180 51 M3, TlO, N2 PR Mansa (21) EA Wheat & Bajra 421 171 40 M2, TI8 KR Mansa (15) EA Wheat & Bajra 359 232 33 M, T8 Gurdwara PR Mansa (15) EA Wheat & Bajra 404 271 40 C2, M, T6 PR Mansa (14) EA Wheat & Bajra 442 54 45 M3, T9 Gurdwara PR Mansa (16) EA Wheat & Bajra 245 445 49 C, M, TIO PR Mansa (16) EA Wheat 1,592 646 2 156 C, M4, T20. N Gurdwara PR Mansa (16) EA Wheat, Maize 1,025 715 98 M2, T2S, N & Bltira PR Mansa (15) EA Wheat, Maize 441 60 34 T4 Bajra & Gram PR Mansa (14) EA Wheat, Maize 384 18 39 T6 Bajra, & Gram PR Mansa (10) EA Wheat, Maize 605 36 64 T12, N & Bajra PR Mansa (10) EA Wheat, Maize 655 66 54 TI2, M & Bajra PR Mansa (to) EA Wheat, Maize 936 115 97 M2, T22 Ourdwara & Bajra PR Mansa (14) EA Wheat, Maize 465 123 43 M, Tl2, N2 & Bajra PR Mansa (14) EA Wheat, Maize 654 379 106 M4, TI6 & Bajra rR Man~a (13) JM. Wheat, & Bajra .. 401 91 86 M3, TlO 86 MANSA TAHSrL 1_1' CENSUS Amenities aad Loca Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (lrnot availllble witllin the village, Il dash (-) tion (with hadbast NO.) area of population is shown in the column and nexl to it in bracket, the distance in Code th~ and No. of broad ranges, viz.-5 Kms. 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the ncare.t village households place where the facihty is available, is given) (in hectares) Educational------~~------.------Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi- water telllsraph . days cations (polable) of the (Bus stop, market! railway hal, station, if any waterway) 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11/4/120 Piplian (127) 332 795 (110) P H HP,W PO One day BS every Thursday 121 Barah (126) 2,180 3,797 (566) P, M,H H, MCW T, HP,TW PO BS 122 Kulahri (233) 490 1,263 (201) P -(5-10) T, HP, W -(5-10) BS 123 Ahmadpur (~32) 1639 3,076 (455) P, M,H -(5-10) T, HP, W PO BS 124 Phuluwala Dogran (231) 821 916 (140) P -(5-10) T, HP, W -(0-5) BS 125 Karipur (230) 446 1,523 (239) P -(5-10) ..T, HP, W -(5-10) BS 126 Budhlada (229) 2,035 7,941 (1354) P(8), M(2) PHC' T, HP PO BS H(2), C, T FPC,RP 127 Talwandi (228) 367 128 Chakan (221) 782 1,017 ~163) P -(5-10) T, HP, W -(0-5) BS 129 Dodra (219) 1,225 2,386 (365) P -(5-10) HP, W -(0-5) BS 130 Bachhoana (220) 1,798 3,557 (546) P, M D HP,W PO BS 131 Rali (222) 850 2,142 (324) P, M -(0-5) HP, W -(0-5) BS 132 Datewas (223) 1,016 1,815 (334) P, M, H PHC,RP T, HP, TW PO BS 133 Ramgarh (226) 331 640 (106) P -(0-5) T, HP. TW -(0-5) BS 134 Dariapur (225) 395 927 (138) P -(0-5) HP, TW (0-5) BS 135 Kulana (227) 1,040 1,819 (278) P, M, H PHC T,HP PO Three days BS March, April 136 Phultlwala Dod (224) 464 723 (106) P -(0-5) HP,TW -(0-5 BS 137 Gobindpura (164) 643 1,195 (176) P, M MeW HP,W -(0-5) BS 138 Sanghreri (163) 340 713 (113) P -(10+) T.HP -(0-5) BS 139 lalwehra (162) 443 920 (135) P RP T,HP,W -(0-5) BS 140 Sirsiwala (165) 568 996 (151) P -(10+) HP -(10-5) BS 141 Dialpura (167) 595 1645 (255) P, M - (0-5) 'T,HP, W PO One day BS August, Sept. 142 Ranghrial (166) 966 1 852 (293) P RP HP,W PO BS 143 Khatriwala (169) 473 935 (147) P -(0-5) T,HP (0-.5) BS 144 Bahadarpur (168) 1,607 3415 (531) P, M -(0-.5) T, HP, W PO BS 145 Kishangarh Sodhaur 2,294 3921 (607) P, M Three dayS BS singhwala (170) March, April 87 VILLAGE Dl;RECTO;RY BATHINDA DISTRICT Land Use Approach Nearest town and power Staple food Land use (i.e. area under different Remarks (Including any plaeeof to village distance (in Kms.) Supply types of land use in hcctares religious historical or archa- rounded to the nearest unit) eological intelest) Forest Icriga- Unirrj- Cultur- Area Number of carS! Plaeesof ted by gated able not Jeeps/Motor religious, SOurce waste avail- Cycles/Scooters! historical (inch- able for News Papers/ or archaeo- ding cult iva- Tractors logical gauchar tion interest and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(a) PR Mansa (13) EA Wheat, Maize, 207 84 41 T6,M Bajra & Jawar PR Budhlada (4) EA Wheat, Maize 1,199 822 159 M, T32, N2 Gurdwara & Bajra PR Budhlada (3) EA Wheat, Maize 415 27 48 C, Tl6 & Bajra PR Budhlada (3) EA Wheat, Maize, 1,076 388 175 M,Tl, N2 Baba Ram Bajra & Gram Dass PR Budhlada (3) EA Wheat, Maize 247 337 37 M,T7, N2 Bajra & Gram PR Budhlada (j)- EA Wheat, Maize 298 102 46 TlO, N4 & Bajra PR Budhlada (1) EA Wheal, Maize 798 918 319 C2, M4, T21 & Bajra Uninhabited PR Budhlada (7) - EA Wheat, Maize 653 80 49 C, M, T6, N5 Gurdwara Bajra & Gram PR Budhlada (10) EA Wheat, & Bajra 464 670 91 C, T19 N PR Budhlada (6) EA Wheat, Maize 1,184 482 132 M2, T24, N Gurdwara & Bajra PR Budhlada (5) EA Wheat, & Bajra 398 368 84 C, M4, T20 PR Budhlada (4) EA Wheat, Maize 490 448 78 M, T12, NI0 & Bajra PR Budhlada (4) EA Whea t, Maize 186 103 42 M2, C, T3, N & Bajra PR Budhlada (5) EA Wheat, Maize 170 186 39 M2, T7, N2 & Bajra PR Budhlada (4) EA Wheat, Maize 485 498 57 M, T16, N & Bajra PR Budhlada (5) EA Wheat, Maize 172 232 25 35 M2, T5, N2 & Bajra PR Bareta Mandi (5) EA Wheat, Maize 252 347 44 M4, TI0, N2 Gurdwara & Bajra PR Barela Mandi (3) EA Wheat, Maize 215 91 5 29 M,T6 & Bajra PR Bareta Mandi (2) EA Wheat, Maize 260 132 2 49 M,T8 & Bajra PR Barela Mandi (4) EA Wheat, Maize, 259 248 4 57 T9, N Bajra & Gram PR Bareta Mandi (4) EA Wheat, Maize, 322 222 51 M3,rs, N'! Bajrd. & Gram, PR Bareta Mandi (6) EA Wheat, Maize 201 689 76 M2, T5, N2 Gurdwara & Bajra PR Barela Mandi (5) FA Wheal, Maize 361 63 49 M2, T3, N2 & Bajra PR Bareta Mandi (2) EA Wh('at, Maiz.,; 73R 1'92 26 151 M,T6 Gurdawara & Bajra PR Dareta Manui (5) FA Wheat, Gram 1,181 941 172 M2, T20 Den. Babl &. Bajra Vazirpur Sri Gurdwara Sahap 88 MANS.' TAHSIL 1981 CENSUS AmeniU .. ._. Loca Name of Villilge Total Total Amenitieuvailable (if not avi)able within the villaae, a dasb (-) tion (with hadbast No.) area of population is shown in the column and next to it in bracket, tbe distace Code the and No. of in broad ranges, viz -5 Kms.5-10 Kms and 10+Kms. o'·the villalle households nearest place where the fr_cility is available, is given) (in hectares) Educational Modical Drinking Post and ------Day or Communi- water telegraph days oations (potable) of the (Bus stop, market I railway hat station, if any waterwaY) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11/4/146 Akbarpur Khudal (171) 578 1,492 (237) P -(0~5) T, HP, W -(0-5). BS 147 Khudal Sakhpur (172) 481 1,371 (199) P -(0-5) T,HP, W -(0-5) BS 148 Khudal Kalan (174) 560 1,424 (236) P -(0-5) T,HP,W -(0-5) BS 149 Bahshiwala (173) 589 1,225 (197) P,M,H D, PHS T, HP, W -(0-5) BS 150 Kahan Garh (76) 1,467 3,041 (489) P PHC,D HP, W PO RS 151 Juglan (177) 302 533 (95) P -(0-5) .HP, W -(0-5) -(0-5) 152 Mander (178) 495 1,313 (238) P -(0-5) HP, W -(0-5) BS 153 Kularian (179) 2,561 5,410 (796) P,M,H D, PHS HP PO BS 154 Gorakh Nath (180) 654 577 (85) P D HP -(0-5) Ono day -(0-5) Sept. Aug. 155 Bhawa (155) 794 1,137(188) P -(10+) HP, W -(0-5) -(0-5) 156 Bhakhrial (159) 254 699 (108) P -(10+) HP, W -(0-5) -(O-~) 157 Ramgarh Shah 354 862(155) P,M,H -(10+) HP, W -(0-5) BS Purian (158) 158 Andianwali (157) 434 886 (148) P -.(10+) HP,W -(0-5) -(O-~) 159 Chak Ali Shor (156) 400 1,054(135) P -(10+) HP,W -(0-5) BS 160 Birowala Dogran (154) 741 998 (146) P -(10+) HP -(0-5) BS 161 Reond Khurd (153) 473 721 (108) P (10+) HP --(0-5) BS 162 Reond Kalan (152) 1,199 2,145 (317) P(3),M,H RP HP PO BS 163 Mughanian (145) 698 1,436 (222) F MCW HP, W PO BS J 64 Sher Khanwala (146) 804 1,373 (209) P (10+) HP,T,W PO BS 165 Saidewala (144) 659 1,331 (224) P,M (10+) HP, W PO BS 166 Saswali (143) 329 526 (81) P (10+) HP, W -(0-5) BS 167 Todarpur (160) 343 298 (52) P (0-5) HP, W, TW -(0-5) BS 168 Dharampura (161) 1,842 3,253 (499) P, M,H RP HP,C,W PO -(0-5) 169 AChank (142) 571 1,105 (176) P -(10+) HP, W PO -(5-10) 170 Sat ike (141) 490 722 (102) P -(10+) HP, W PO BS 171 Rampur Mander (140) 736 1,688 (251) P _(0_5) HP, W PO BS 172 Ramnagar Bhathlan (139) 519 1,281 (188) P -(0-5) HP, TW PO BS 173 Mal Singhwala (138) 678 1,336 (213) P H TW,HP -(0-5) BS 174 Tahlian (128) 635 1,341 (209) P -(5-1Q) T, J:IP, W PO B~ ~~ VILLAGE DlttECTORY t .... u. BATHiNDA DiSTRICt' APProach Nearest town .and power Staple food Land use (i. e. area uDder different Remarks (including any place of to 'Y'Illaae distance (in Km$.) Supply types of land use in hectares religious, bistoriCaI at areba- rounded to the nearest units) oological interest) Forest Irri8- Unirri-- Cultur- A'I'ea not Number of Place of ted by gated able avail- C8is/Jeeps/ religioui, source waste able for Motor Cycles/ historical Or (inclu- euItiva- Scooters/ areha· ding tion News Papers/ eological gauchar TractorS interest and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(8) PR Bareta Mandi (4) EA Wheat. Gram 425 102 51 T9 Gurdwara & Bajra PR Bareta Mandi (4) EA Wheat, Maize 294 145 42 T8, N2 & Bajra PR Bareta Mandi (3) EA Wheat, Maize, 356 136 68 T7,N Bajra & Gram PR Bllreta Mandi (4) EA Wheat, Maize, 320 182 87 T,N3 Bajra & Gram PR Bareta Mandi (5) EA Wheat, Maize 953 335 51 128 C3, M2, T16, & Bajra N5 PR Bareta Mandi (4) EA Wheat, Maize 188 71 19 24 & Bajra PR Bareta Mandi (4) EA Wheat, Maize 360 48 30 57 T5, N2 & Bajra PR Bareta Mandi (6) EA Wheat, Maize 833 1,567 161 C, M, T31 & Bajra PR Bareta Mandi (to) EA Wheat, Maize 144 426 84 T2 & Bajra KR Bareta Mandi (10) EA Wheat, Maize 130 613 26 49 T9 & Bajra KR Bareta Mandi (11) EA Wheat, Maize 102 125 27 M2 & Bajra PR Bareta Mandi(l6) EA Wheat, Maize 289 33 32 T6 & Bajra ER Bareta Mandi(ll) EA Wheat. Maize 207 176 51 T6 & Bajra K.R Bareta Mandi (12) EA Wheat, Maize 157 206 37 MT18 & Bajra KR Bareta Mandi (14) EA Wheat, Maize 346 346 49 T4 Gurdwara & Bajra KR Mansa (8) EA Wheat, Maize 198 217 S8 M4,T4 & Bajra KR Mansa (14) EA Wheat, Maize 781 313 105 M,TJ GurdWara & Bajra KR Bareta Mandi(14) EA Wheat, Maize, S22 119 57 C,4, TI8, N Rice & Bajra KR Budhlada (12) EA Wheat, Maize. 642 108 54 C2, M7, T22, Rice & Bajra N5 KR Budhlada (JO) . EA Wheat, Maize 545 49 65 M3, T6, T3 Gurdwat'a & Bajra KR Budhlada (1~ EA Whoat, Maize, 248 S8 23 T Rice & Bajra PR Bareta Milndi (7) EA Wheat, Maize 261 48 34 M2,1'8 & Bajra PR Bareta Mandi (5) EA Wheat, Maile 1,227 422 28 165 M3, T23, N3 & Bajra PR Budhlada (8) EA Wheat, Maim 244 292 34 M4, Tl8, N4 durdwata & Bajra Mosque KR Budhlada (6) A Wheat, Maile, 200 259 31 TI0 Gram, & Bajra PR BudhJada (6) EA Wheat, Maize 376 308 52 C, Tl2 durdwata & Bajra KR Budhlada (5) EA Wheat, Maiz.: 388 84 47 T12 Ourdwara & Bajra KR Budhlada (6) EA Wheat, Maire 284 352 3 39 C2, M3, TIS Gurdwara & Bajra PR Budhlada (10) EA Wheat, Maize 428 159 48 T6 & Bajra 1981 CENSUS MANSA TAHSIL AmenitieJ and . Loca Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (':"'") tion (with Hadbast No.) area of population is shown in the column and next to it in bracket,.tbe dis~n,ce Codo the and No. of in broad range '. viz.-5 Kms. 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the village households nearest plaoe where the facility is available, is given) (in ----_ _.,,_....._----_._----_..._--- hectares) Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Commu water telegraph days uications (potable) of the (Bus stop, mar ketl railwaY hat, station, ifany waterway) 1 3 6 8 9 10 11/4/175 Joian (129) 761 537 (86) P -(5-10) T, HP; W PO B8 176 Kesampur Chhina (130) 399 916 (128) P -(5-10) T. HP, W -(5-10) :OS 177 Alampur Mandran (131) 1,222 2,167 (343) P,M,H -(10+) T,HP PO ~S 178 Boha (137) 3,825 6,980 (1,097) P2,M2, H,O T, HP, TW PO, PTO BS HZ 179 Ganiwala (147) 735 1,096 (185) P -(5-10) T, HP, W -(5-10) BS 180 Lakhiwala (148) 370 454 (76) P -(10+) T, Hp, -(10+) BS 181 Gandh Khurd 435 1,040 (159) P -(10+) T, HP -(5-10) -(0-5) (Ghandu Khurd) (151) 182 Gandh Kalan 458 721 (lOS) P,M -(10+) T, HP, W -(5-10) -(0-5) (Ghandu Kalan) (150) 183 Talabwala (149) 445 969 (148) P -(10+) T, HP, W -(5-10) -(0-5) 184 Hakamwala (136) 856 1,689 (256) P -(0-5) T, HP, W PO -(0-5) 185 Malakpur Bhimra (135) 479 799 (133) P -(0-5) T, HP, W -(0-5) BS 186 Udat Saidewala (132) 557 1,320 (179) P, M -(0-5) HP, W PO BS 187 Faridke (134) 465 467 (81) P -(5-10) HP, W PO -(0-5) 188 Sandli (133) 247 421 (56) P -(5-10) W -(0-5) -(0-5) 189 Malkon (159) 601 1,246 (188) P -(5-10) T, HP -(0-5) BS 190 Dalelwa1a (158) 1,108 1,959 (297) P, M -(5-10) HP. W -(0-5) BS 191 Danewala (162) 726 1,338 (207) P -(5-10) HP, W -(0-5) BS 192 Chhachhoher (157) 250 423 (67) P -(5-10) HP --(0-5) BS 193 Kourewala (156) 658 1,364 (223) P -(5-10) HP -(0-5) BS 194 Bhaman Khurd (155) 513 1,099 (158) P -(0-5) HP, W -(0-5) BS 195 Bhaman Kalan (154) 1,086 2,408 (353) P.,T. H, PHS: HP, TW PO. BS 196 Raman Mandi (152) 490 1,059 (160) P -(0-5) HP, W -(0-5) BS 197 Lalianwali (153) 705 1,222 (179) P -(0-5) HP, W -(0-5) BS 198 Fatehgarh Sahrian- 619 887 (ISO) P --(0-5) T, HP,W -(0~5) BS wali (151) 199 Jhunir (164) 2.042 4,113 (647) P2, M,H D, (A-I) T HP, TW PO BS PHS,RP 200 Khiali Chahlanwali (163) 886 1,,485 (244) P -(0_5) TW, HP --(0-5) (0""-5) 201 Ghurkni (172) 458 1,461 (211) P ~(5-10) lIP, W PO BS 202 Nandgarh (161) 609 1,269 (187) P PPC,RP HP, W PO BS 203 Mofter (160) 471 1,083 (173) P, M H,D,PHS HP,W PO BS 204 Moda (175) 202 21S (28) P ~(0~5) HP,W ~(0_5) -(0--.5) 205 Patehpur (174) 667 1,833 i284) P ~(O~5) HP,W PO BS l06 Chak Mughnia (173) 153 .. Vii."ACi DIRECTORY Laat Ute BATIDNDA DIstRiCT App[OlGb Nearest town aAd Power Staple Land uae (i.o, area un4cr different Remarks(il1cJudinllUlY l'lace of to distance (in Kms.) Supply food ty pes or land U&e in hecta:re& religious. bi.tOlfcal or. archa villaie rounded to tile nearest unit) eological interest) Forest Iniga_ Unlni. Cuitur· Area not Number of carll places of- ted by gated able avail- Jeeps/Motor religiousl Source waste ablll (or Cy'cl~/Scootersf historical (includ- cult iva- New. Papers! or ateba- ioB lion TractOrs eological gaucbar interest and gtove~) 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 2Ota) PR Budhlada (10) EA Wheat. Maile 322 376 63 T7. N &: Bajra PR Budhlada (8} EA Whim!, Maile .212 158 29 TS &: Bajra PR BudhIada (l2) EA Wheat. Maile 662 4S9 101 C.M. T6. N4 & Bajra PR Budblada (9) fA Wheat & Bajra 1.371 2,181 IS 258 Tl S. ClS, M20. T40, N6S KR Budhillda (13) EA Wheat & Hajra 346 340 49 C,M, T7 Maqbara PR Budblada (16) EA Wheat & Bajfa .. 200 141 29 M, T8 PR Budblada (17) EA Wheat & Bajfa .. 283 109 42 M. T6 PR Bu4blada (16) BA Wheat & Bcijra 185 24{} 33 M. TI3 Gurdwara PR Budhiada (17) EA Wheal&Bajta .. 238 169 9 29 T6 PR Budhlada (14) EA Wheat & Bajra 31S ,.70 .511 M2, TI8, N4 PR BlldhIada (1 S) EA Wheat. Maiz~ 268 m 29 M. TIS & Bajra PR Budhlada (14) EA Wheat. Maize 470 47 40 C,M.T80, N8 &. Bajra KR Mansa (26) EA Wheat. Maizo Wi 304 45 M,19. N2 & Bajra (( R Mania (21) EA Wheat, Mai7eJ 224 18 T9 & Bajra PR Mansa (22) EA Wheat'" Bajra •• 416 123 62 TS. N2 PR MaQ1ft (19) FA Wheat '" Bajra •. 724- 312 72 T18, N4 PR Mansa (21) EA \Vheat &. Bajra .• 549 133 44 T3, N2 PR Mansa (19) FA Whtllt &. Bajra :m 24 13 T PR Mansa (19) EA Wheat & Bajra 594 34 ]0 C,TIS, N2 PR Mansa' (14) EA Wheat &. Bajra .. 318 146 39 M. T13, N PR Mall$ll (12) EA Wheal & Bajra .. 9(iR 39 79 . M2. T3S, N PR Man!a (14) EA Wheat &; Bajra.. 414 39 37 C. M. T9 Pll Mansa (17) RA Wheat &; Bajra 234 429 42 C, M3, TJS. Nl I'R Man~a (19) EA Wheal & Ba;(a 308 218 l3 M.nl, N4 PR Mall!lll (17) P.A Wheat 1.092 790 160 C2,M8,T23,N20 Gurdwata PR. Mansa (14) EA Wheat 41\1 410 51 M2. T14. N3 PRo Mansa (IS) EA Wheat &: Bajra .• 411 9 62' T7, N3 l'R. Mansa (25) BA Wheat &. Baj'a .• 433 131 45 M2, T6.N4 PR Mansa (1S) EA Wheat &. Bajra •• 393 32 46 M2. T5. N8 PR Mansa (27) EA Wheat &. Bajra .• 165 22 15 M,n PRo Mansa (16) EA Wheat &. Bajra' .. SJ7 S~ 77 T6, NS MANSA'tAllSIL i~l~S Ameattie~;8nd LOca. 'Name of villagc ' . Totlll ,. totai ' AJnCl1itie~ aVlllJabJe '(if not ayailable wiihin the ~lillae~ a 'dash (__;,) tion' (with lIadblst No,) , area of :poPUlation is sho,wD in the column and' next to it in bracket, tbe dis~ Code tbe and tance in broad ranges, viz.-5 Kms. 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. Of village NO. of the nearest place where rhe facility is available, is given) (in 'households hectares) ,_ _;_------,,------,-_ Educational Medical Drinking Post Day Or Commu water and days nicatiOnS (potable) telegraph of the (Bus stop, marketl railway hat, station. if any Waterway) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 1/4/207 Chainewala (171) 517 1.232 (202) I' ':'_C0-5) ap. W PO BS 208 Hirke (176) 937 1.938 (310), P -(O-S) HP -(O-S) BS 209 Jhanduke (170) 1,658 3,644 (590) P, M.H _:_ (0- 5) . 'it HP PO BS 210 Ma~Mwal,a (165) 599 1.166 (195) P MCW HP - (0-5) -(0-5) 211' Fatta MaJuka (166) 2,312 4.S64 (734) P,M.H PHS. T.HP.W PO BS·'· RP 212 GhudawaJa (150) 597 940 (141) P -(O.,-.S) T, HP PO BS . 213 Jatane Khurd (149) 532 964 (154) P -(O-S) r, HP -(O-S) BS 214 Kotra (148) 356 692 (90) P 7().,..5) T,HP -(0--5) ... BS, 215 Jatana Kalan (147) 2,450 2.724 (435) P -(S-lO) HP PO ! .••. BS 216 BhuDder (186) 684 659 (86) p. M -CO~S) T. HP -(O---oS) (0- 5) 217 Kahnewala (185). 676 829 (125) P -:-<0-5) .. ,HP, W -(0- 5) (O-S) 218 Sardulewala (184) 762 1.517 (215) P -(O-S). of. HP -(O--S) BS . 219 Tibi Hari Singh (183) 456 654 (89) P -;-(0-5) T~ HP, W -(O-S) BS 220 Mirpur Khurd (182) 883 1,6S2 (2SS) P -;-(O-S) HP. W -(0--5) BS 221 Mirpur Kalan (181) 1.199 2.382 (356) P. M -(5-101 T. HP, W PO -(O-S) 222 Aalike (167) 659 1,163 (197) P -(0-5) T, HP. W -(0-,5) -(5-10) 223 Chotian (169) 308, 760 (lOS) P -C5-1O) T. HP. W -(O-S) -(5-10) 22,4 Baran (177) 394 664 (108) P -(S-10) T. HP. W PO -(S-10) 225 Karipur Dumb, (178) 254 3p (45) P -(5-10) HP, W -(S-10) .. -(S-10) 226 Adamke (168) 675 1,349 (194) P .,-(5;_10) T, HP, W . PO -(S-10) 227 Ranjitgarh BandraD(180) , 533 1,164 (160) P -(5-10) HP, W PO BS 228 HigDa Urf BhagwaD- 353 795 (124) P _(S_10), T, HP, W PO BS garh (179) 229 Lohgarh (195) 343 1,061' (156) P - (0:.:- 5) HP, W -(0-$) , BS 230 Dhigana (194) 134 198 (31) P (O-SJ T. HP -(0-5) BS 231 Ahalupur (193) 1,610 2.92Q (443) p. M D, MCW T, HP, W). PO ' BS PHS 232 BhaJan Warha (192) 216 577 (89) P - (!h-5) , T. HP . -(0-5) -(0-5) 233 KoriwaJa (196) 341 659 (107), P -(O~S) . T,HP, W. -(S-10) BS 234 Phus Mandi (191) 426 1,071 (160), P -«().,...S) HP, W -(0-5) -(0-.5) 235 SadhuwaJa (190) 254 690 (103) P D. 'Ti HP. W -(0-5) -(0-5) 236 SarduJgarh (189) 1,847 6.5€!9 (196) _ P2, M2 ritc T"HP, W PTO " -(BS)· H2 D,RP . Phone' 237 Rorki (188) 866 1,300 (198) P --(O-S) T,HP, W -(0--5) -(0-5) VtI4.. AGE,DtRECTORY '...... ;lJ._· Approaob Nearest town power. Staple. Land use '(I. e. area under'aiffere'nt • Remarks, (inCtu di'ng 'any plaCe de to and·distance' ' suP'ply food types of land use' in hectares religious, hktotlcal or archa- . .vil". (in l{ma.) rouded to the llearOlt 'unit) eological interest) . ---_--__._------_"_ ------Forest Iniga- Unirri CulNr Area Number of Cars Place of ted by g:lted able not Jeeps/Motor reliJious' source waste avail Cycles/Scooters/ historical (includ able News Papers/ or archa ing for Tractors eological gauchar culti interest and vation groves) 20 20(a) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 M, T5, NS PR Mansa (17) EA Wheat & Bajra 388 98 31 M2, T18 Gurdwara PR Mansa (26) EA Wheat & Bajra .. 686 160 91 C, M2, T3S, N6 Gurdwara PR ManSI} (27) EA Wheat & Bajra 1,493 44 121 KR Mansa (16) EA Wheat & Bajra. 498 27 74 M2.T15, N3 GUl'dwara Mi, T20 PR Mansa (27) EA Wheat, Maize l,t87 935 190 & Bajra KR Mansa (26) EA Wheat, Maize 297 2 265 33 T5 & Bajra T5 PR Mansa (~7) EA Wheat, Maize 428 46 58 & Bajra T5 PR Mansa (30) EA Wheat, Maiz-e 209 134 13 & Bajra M2. PR Mansa (27) EA Wheat, Maize 1,093 IS 1,229 113 ts & Bajra M2,T4 PR Sirsa (27) EA Wheat 254 402 28 T2 PR Sirsa (27) EA Wheat 260 30 354 32 TI0, NS PR Fatobbad (30) EA Wheat 266 117 326 S3 31 T2 PR Fatehbad (27) EA Wheat 182 38 205 68 T3 PR Fatohbad (26) EA Wheat 390 173 252 78 M2, T38 PR Fatehbad (25) EA Wheat, Maize 633 488 & Bajra 36 T14 PR Mansa (29) EA Wheat, Maize 387 236 Bajra & Gram Mansa (30) EA Wheat, Maize 176 106 26 T8 KR & Ba,ira 31 T6 PR Manso. (34) EA Wheat, Maize 132 231 & Bajra KR Fatehbad (26) EA Wheat & Maize .. 220 IS 19 M.T7 Fatehbad (26) EA Wheat, Maize 397 237 41 M,T14 KR & Bajra 39 M5, T25, NS PR Fatehbad (24) EA Wheat, Maize 490 4 & Bajra 38 C. M4. T20, N9 PR Fatehbad (25) EA Wheat, Maize 296 19 & Bajra 37 M, T8, N3 PR Fatehbad (22) EA Wheat, Maize 284 22 & Bajra 18 M2. T2, N2 PR Fatebbad (24) EA Wheat, Maize 104 11 & Bajra 123 C, M4, T45. N5 Gurdwara pR Fatehbad (23) EA Wheat, Maize 603 884 & Bajra 19 M2, T4, N4 PR Fatehbad (26) EA Wheat, Maize 184 13 & Bajra 32 M, TI0, N3 PR Fatebbad (22) EA Wheat, Maize 246 63 & Bajra 8 M4, T22. N7 Gurdwara PR Fatehbad (26) EA Wheat, Maize 379 9 & Bajra 19 T6, N5 PR Sirsa (26) EA Wheat, Maize 229 6 & Bajra 192 CI0,M4,T23,N200 Gurdwara PR ·Sirsa (24) EA Wheat, Maize 795 860 & Bajra 84 Gurdwara PR Sirsa (24) EA Wheat, Maize S04 276 2 & Bajra 94 MANSA ·l'AHSfL, 1981 CENSUS A.eaitles .... Loca- Name of villaae Total Total Amenities available (if Dot available within the villac, a c:'ash(-) tien (with Hadbast No) area population is shown in the column and next to it in racket, the Code of the . and No. 01 distance in broad rangel, viz.-5 Kms. 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. village . hous~holds of the nearest place where the facility is available, is given) (in hectarea) --.---- Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day'" Commu- water telegraph days nicaUons (potable) of the (Bus stop, market' railway hat, station, if any water way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 F. 9 10 11/4/238 Jhanda Khurd (187) 1,174 2,053 (341) P -(0-5) T,HP,W -(0-5) BS 239 Jhanda Kalan (199) 2,267 3,326 (519) P,M -(5-10) T, HP, W PO four days BS Oct. Nov. 240, Khaaa Kalan (198) 1,344 2,124 (286) P MCW T,HP, W PO BS RP 241 Khaira Khurd (197) 1,158 2,268 (300) P -(0-5) T,HP, W -(0-5) BS 242 Karandi (201) 812 2,058 (316) P,M D,MCW T, HP, W PO BS 243 Nabran (200) 788 1,316 (209) P RP T,HP,W PO -(0-5 244 Man Khora (204) 723 1,371 (202) P -(0-5) T,HP W P BS 245 Sangha (203) 2,705 3,201 (503) P,M,H D,PHS T,TW PO BS 246 Rlijrana (202) 409 449 (78) P (0-5) TW -(0-5) -(0-, 95 VILLAG'E DIRECTORY BATJlINDA DISTRICT Land Un Approach Nearest power Staple Land use (i. e. area under diferent Remarks (including any place of to town lit. Supply rooii typeS of land use in hectares religious, historical or archa- vj))aJC diltance rounded to the nearest unit) eological interest) (in Kml.) -_---- Forest Irriga- Unirri- Cultur- Area------Number of Place of ted by gated a tile not Cars/Jeeps/ religious/ source waste avail- Mot(\r historical or (including able Cycles/ archaeological gaucher cultiva_ Scooters/ interest, ete. and tion News pape'rs! groves) Tractors 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20(8) PRo Sirs a (19) EA Wheat & Bajra 469 631 74 T, N KR Sirsa (22) EA Wheat & Bajra 1.735 414 118 C, M4, T23, N23 Gurdwara KR Fatehbad (21) EA Wheat & Bajra 1,003 254 87 87 C2, M4, T22, N6 PR Fatehbad (22) EA Wheat & Bajra 558 499 59 42 C2,M, N2 PR Fatehbad (21) EA Wheat, Bajra 567 227 17 TIl, N2 & Gram PR Fatehbad (19) EA Wheat & Bajra - 604 145 39 C, M2, T20 Pit Sina (22) EA Wheat, Maize 608 115 C, M2, TIS, N & Bajra 18 PR Fatehbad (19) EA Wheat, Maize 2,023 405 217 M2, T70. NI0 & BaJrA PR patehbad (16) EA Wheat, Maize 171 217 21 C.M.T4. N4 &Bajra ¥fLL~GE A1~ENDIX Tabsnwise Abstract of Eduutlonal. Serial Name of Tahsil Primary Middle Matricu- Higher Sec- College Adulteracy Others Village No. Sc~lOol School ·Iation/· ondary (Graduate class with no Secondary PUC I and above) centres educa- School Intermediate/ tiona) Junior College facility 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 V J V I V I V I V I V I V J Rampura Phul 76 85 44 49 32 35 6 6 9 03 Tr.6 2 Bathinda 116 125 61 64 34 35 2 2 2 5 7 05 Tr.5 3 Talwandi Sabo 85 86 32 32 16 16 4 Mansa 241 255 86 92 43 49 2 05 1 Tr.3 Total 518 551 223 237 125 135 2 2 2 2 9 12 18 013 2 Tr.14 M DIRECToRY I Medical and other Amenities Dispensary Hospital Maternity/child Primary Family Primary Community Others Villages Welfare Centre/ Health Planning Health Health with no Maternity Home/ Centre Centre sub-centre workers Medical Child Welfare facility Centre 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 V I V I V I V I V I V I V I V I 20 20 8 8 12 12 11 11 8 8 9 9 37 94 26 32 32 .6 16 13 13 5 5 10 10 14 14 26 62 58 18 18 3 3 9 9 4 4 2 2 10 10 20 30 49 43 44 15 15 12 12 11 11 6 6 27 27 33 33 156 113 114 42 42 46 46 31 31 26 26 60 60 116 219 289 98 Vl~LAGE APPENDIX Tllh9ilwile Abstract of Edacatloaal, Drinking Water Serial Name of Tahsil Tap Well Tank Tube- River Fountain Canal Others More Village :No. WeU than with one no water source drinking facilities 2 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 1 Rampura Phul 12 24 17 76 40 2 Bathinda 58 58 5 18 5 105 99 3 Talwandi Sabo 51 59 2 7 3 78 77 4 Mansa 126 145 19 3 229 190 Total 247 286 7 61 11 488 406 Note:-V Stands for Villages. I Stands for Institutions. 99 DIRECTORY-,-concld. I Medical aDd ot her Amenities Post and Telegraph Communications Power Supply ...... ------_.. __.,._ P.O. T.O. P.T.O. P.O. T.O. P.T.O. Phone Bus Railway Navig- Avail- Not & & & Stop Station able able avail- Phone Phone Phone Water able way 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 43 55 3 76 61 2 93 117 34 59 85 104 1 4 183 3 242 242 4 1 5 390 8 520 101 APPENDIX (II)-VILLAGE DIRECTORY LAND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS) Tbere is no non-municipal town in Batbinda district 102 VILLAGE DIREcrORY APPENDIX III List of villages where none of the seven amenities relating to education, medical, drinking water, post and telegraph, communication, power supply and market/hat is available. Rampura Phul Tahsil Nil Bathinda Tahsil Nil Talwandi Sabo Tahsil Nil Mansa Tahsil Nil 103 APPENDIX (lV)-VILLAGE DIRECTORY List of Villales according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges Bathinda District Rampura Phul Tahsil Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Name of village with hadbast No. population (Percentages) No. Code No. 1 2 3 4 0-5* Nil 6-10 Nil 11-15 Nil 1 17/11/1/8 Gurusar (22) 2 20 Kauloke (36) 3 41 Dhopali (444) 4 42 Phu} (39) 5 64 Dhade (3) 16-20 1 17/11/1/1 Ramuwala (17) 2 5 Ak1ia lalal (21) 3 49 Burj Mansa (41) 4 52 Jaida (46) 5 55 Ghureli (448) 6 59 Pirkot (451) 7 66 Bhunder (449) 8 69 Ram Niwas (4) 9 71 Hari Kishanpura (10) 21-30 1 17/11/1/2 Hakam Singhwa1a (I8) 2 3 Bhodipura (20) 3 4 Koer Singhwala (19) 4 11 Bhagta (186) 5 16 Kotha Guru (I) 6 19 Selbrah (34) 7 23 Gumti Kalan (33) 8 24 Bhai Rupa (32) 9 25 Dyalpur Bhaike (25) 10 28 Salabatpura (28) 11 31 Dulewala (31) 12 32 Ghanda Bana (444) 13 33 Sandhu Khurd (442) 14 35 Raiya Urf Hardaspura (2) 15 38 Kararwala (44) 16 39 Chotian (42) 17 40 Dhingar (445) 18 43 Patti Sandli (189) 19 44 Patti Saol Mehrag (192) 20 46 Patti Karam Chand Mebrag (193) 21 48 Gill Kalan (40) 22 50 Pitho (45) 23 53 Jeondan (71) 24 56 Ghurela (49) 25 58 Choake (450) 26 60 Bhaini Chubar (452) 27 61 Sooch (4) 28 62 Khokbar (3) 29 63 Dikh (2) 30 68 Balianwali (6) 31 70 Mandi Khurd (5) 32 74 Gill Kburd (8) 33 75 Jbanduke (11) 34 76 Mansa Kburd (12) 104 APPENDIX (IV)-VTLLAGE DIRECTORY List of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to the total population by raDges Bathinda Distrirt Rampura Phui Tahsil Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Name of village with hadbast No. Population (Percentages) No. Code No. 1 2 3 4 31+ 1 17/11/1/6 Jatal (24) 2 7 Hamirgarh (23) 3 9 Kesar Singhwala (185) 4 10 Burj Ladha Singhwala (184) 5 12 Siriewala (183) 6 13 Burj Tharor (2) 7 ]4 Maluka (5) 8 ]5 Neor (6) 9 17 Dyalpura Mirza (1) 10 18 Sadhana (37) 11 21 Rarnam Singhwala (38) 12 22 Burj Gillan (35) 13 26 Gaunspura (26) 14 27 Kangan (27) 15 29 Adampura (29) 16 3() Rajgarh (30) ]7 34 Phulewal (443) ]8 36 Allike (446) 19 37 Bugran (43) 20 45 Patti Kalan Mehrag (192) 21 47 Rampura (72) 22 51 Badiala (47) 23 54 Jethuke (447) 24 57 Balloh (48) 25 65 Mand Kalan (2) 26 67 Katra (73) 27 72 Nandgarh Kotra (90) 28 73 Daulatpura (7) *Excludes villages with Nil S C. population i05 AFP:ENDIX (IV)-V1LLAGE DIRECTORY list of villages a~o .. dbJg.to tbe proportion of scheduled cast~s to the total popu1lJtlon by rangeS Bathinda District Bathinda Tahsil Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Name of village with badbast No. Population (Percentages) No. CodeNo. 1 2 3 4 0-5* Nil 6--10 Nil 11-15 1 17/11/2/20 Goniana Kalan (162) 2 52 Burj Dalla (184) 3 89 Baho Sibian Patti Dharam Singh (1) 16-20 1 17/11/2/6 Akalia Khurd (7) 2 30 Amargarh (161) 3 31 Bhokhra (160) 4 44 Nathana (179) 5 49 KaHan Sukha (185) 6 50 Kalian MaIka (186) 7 105 Bambiha (85) 8 118 Kotali Sabo (105) 21-30 1 17/11/2/1 Ganga (173) 2 4 Balahr Mehma (170) 3 8 Mehma Sakard (175) 4 10 Abla (174) 5 12 Bhisiane (180) 6 16 Deon (177) 7 29 Har Raipur urf Bhokhri (158) 8 35 Bibiwala (174) 9 39 Bhucho Kalan (201) 10 40 Lehra Bega (200) 11 46 Giddar (181) 12 58 Lehra Sondha (195) 13 60 Lehra Khane (202) 14 62 Chak Ram Singhwala (204) 15 64 Jungwali (208) 16 65 Dhan Singh Khana (23) 17 66 Kot Shamir (57) 18 67 Gulabgarh Urf Naiwala (58) 19 70 Jassi Pauwali (61) j 20 72 Gehri Devi Nagar (63) 21 81 Chugha Khurd (76) 22 85 Chugha Kalan (78) 23 86 Jhumba (5) 24 87 Teona (4) 25 88 Baho Jattri (3) 26 95 Mehta (94) 27 96 Gehri Buttar (93) 28 99 Phullo Mithi (90) 29 101 Ghudda (89) 30 103 Bajak (87) 31 104 Janghi Rana (86) 32 110 Kaljharani (104) 33 113 Muhlan (IO 1) 34 II6 Kishanpura Urf Kuti (110) 35 117 Bandi (107) 106 APPENDIX (IV) VILLAGE DIRECTORY List of villages according to tbe proportion Of Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges Bathinda Digtric t Bathinda Tahsil Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Name of village with hadbast No. Population (Percentages) No. Code No. 1 2 3 4 21-30-concld. 36 17/11/2/119 Farldkot (106) 37 120 Pathrala (l08) 31+ 1 17/11/2/2 Warkandi (172) 2 3 Dan Singhwala (171) 3 5 Akalia Kalan (8) 4 7 Mehma Sawai (169) 5 9 Mehma Bhagwan (176) 6 11 Killi Nihal Singh (179) 7 13 Virak Kalan (181) 8 14 Virak Khurd (182) 9 15 Burj Mehma (178) 10 17 Mehma Sarja (168) 11 18 Nehianwala (167) 12 19 Balahar Vinjha (116) 13 23 Goniana Khurd (163) 14 25 Jeeda (153) 15 26 Khemuana (154) 16 27 Jandanwala (155) 17 32 Khialiwala (159) 18 33 Gobindpura (176) 19 34 Joga Nand (173) 20 36 Mehna (175) 21 37 Bhucho Khurd (207) 22 38 Burj Kahan Singhwala (206) 23 41 Seman (199) 24 42 Poohli (178) 25 43 Dhelwan (177) 26 45 Ganga (180) 27 47 Nathpura (182) 28 48 Bajoana (183) 29 51 KaHan Sada (187) 30 53 Bhaini (188) 31 54 Marl (191) 32 55 Poohla (198) 33 56 Bath (197) 34 57 Lehra Dhul Kot (194) 35 59 Lehra Mohabat (196) 36 6] Chak Bakhtu (203) 37 63 Chak Fateh Singhwala (205) 38 69 Phus Mandi (60) 39 70 Jassi Pauwali (61) 40 71 Katar Singhwala (62) 41 73 Jodhpur Romana (64) 42 74 Bir Talab Urf-Talabanehar (68) 43 76 Gill Patti (71) 44 77 Sibian (72) 45 78 Baladewala (73) 46 79 Behman Dewana (74) 47 80 Bir Behman (75) 48 82 Baluana (71) 49 83 Karamgarh Sattran (78) 50 84 Sardargarh (80) 51 90 Baho Sibian Patti Basawa Singh (2) 107 APPENDiX (lV)-VrUAGE DIRECTORY List of viliages accOrding to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to the total population by rangeS Bathirida District Bathinda Tahsil ~anges of Scheduled castes Serial LocatioJ1 Name of village ~ith hadbast No. population (percentages) No. Oode No. i 2 3 31 +~concfd; 52 17/11/2/91 Mian (66) 53 92 Multania (6.7) 54 93 Naruana (65) , 55 94 Gurusar Sainewala (92) ., 56 97 Anoopgarh Urf Machhana (98) 57 98 Kot Guru Urf Guruke (100) 58 100 Jai Singhwala (91) 59 102 Nandgarh (88) 60 106 Raike Kburd Urf Chak Dana (84) 61 107 Bahadargarh Jandian (82) 62 108 Loo} Bai (81) 63 109 Raike Kalan (109) 64 III Chak Attar Singhwala (103) 65 112 Dhunike (102) 66 114 Jassi Bagwali (111) 67 115 Chak Ruldu SinghwaJa (113) 68 121 Chak Kharak Singh Urf Doomwali (109) 69 122 Sangat Kalan (99) "'excludes villages with nil S. C. population lOS APPENDIX (IV)-VJLLAGE DIRECTORY tist of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to the total Population by rangei Bathinda District Talwandi Sabo Tahsil Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Name of the Village with hadbast No. Population (Percentages) No. Code No. 1 2 3 4 0-5* 1 17/11/3/78 Mirziana (136) 6-10 1 17/11/3/33 Manak Khana (20) 2 46 Sawaitch (88) 3 62 Jogewala (128) 11-15 1 17/11/3/19 Dunewala (97) 2 82 Golewala (145) 16-20 1 17/11/3/1 Amarpura Vrf Gurthuri (112) 2 8 Tarkhanwala (118) 3 23 Chathewala (54) 4 31 Ghaso Khana (22) 5 32 Rai Khanna (21) 6 36 Maisar Khana (17) 7 43 Kutiwal Khurd (67) 8 48 Sandoha (12) 9 54 Mahi NangaI (45) 10 58 Phulo Khari (124) 11 64 Teona Pujarian (130) 12 74 Singo (138) 13 77 Menuana (l37) 14 79 Gehlewala (135) 15 80 Kaureana (143) 21-30 1 17/11/3/2 Pakka Kalan (114) 2 4 Sekhu (117) 3 6 Sukhladhi (39) 4 7 Baghe (119) 5 13 Kot Bakhtu(44) 6 16 Bangi Rughu (40) 7 18 Bhagwan Garh Urf Bhuhianwali (96) 8 27 Charat Singh (48) 9 30 Bhai Bakhtour (24) 10 34 Kishangarh Vrf Chinarthal (19) 11 37 Jatri (25) 12 41 Thamangarh (65) 13 42 Kutiwal Kalan (66) 14 44 Kotli Khurd (86) 15 47 Rajgarh Kuba (11) 16 50 Mansa Kalan (13) 17 51 Lelewala (28) 18 52 Natt (47) 19 53 Bhagi Bander (46) 20 56 Jajjal (35) 21 57 Malkana (125) 22 59 Kanakwal Vrf Rattangarh (123) 23 61 Gatwali (127) 24 63 Tarangali (129) 25 64 Teona i>ujarian (130) 26 70 Shekhpura (29) 27 72 Ramtirth Joga (32) 28 76 Lahri (139) 109 APPENDI,. (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECTORY List Of villages a~cordjug to tbe proportion Of Scbeduled Castes to the total Populatlod by re.qges Bathinda District Talwandi Sabo Tahsil Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Name ofvillage with had bast No. Population (Percentages) No. Code No. 2 3 4 21-30-C012cld. 29 17/11/3/81 Natheha (141) 30 83 Raya (144) 31 84 Kalalwala (145) 32 85 Fatah Balu (146) 3I-t 1 17/11/3/3 Jodhpur Bagga Singh Urf Phalran (116) 2 5 Chak Hira Singhwala Urf Pakka Khurd (US) 3 9 Ramsora(122) 4 10 Kamalu (120) 5 11 Bangi Nihal Singh (38) 6 12 Bangi Ruldu (37) 7 14 Manwala Urf Kishangarh (43) 8 15 Bangi Dip Singh (41) 9 17 Malwala (42) 10 20 Shergarh (95) 11 21 Kale Bandar (56) 12 22 Jeon Singhwala (55) 13 24 Kot Bhara (53) 14 25 Ramgarh Bhunder (51) 15 26 Banger Mohabat Singh (49) 16 28 Burj Sema (50) 17 29 Jodhpur Pakhar (27) 18 35 GehriBara Singh (IS) 19 38 Mari (26) 20 39 MaurCharhat Singh (15) 21 40 Ram Nagar Urf Kasaiwara (16) 22 45 Kamalu (87) 23 49 Burj (14) 24 55 Laleana (36) 25 60 Giana (126) 26 66 Sangat Khurd (131) 27 67 Talwandi Sabo (34) 28 68 Gurusar Joga (132) 29 69 Fatehgarh Noa-abad (3) 30 71 Gadhianwali Urf Bhagwanpura (30) 31 73 Behman Koer Singh (134) 32 75 Nangla (149) *exc1udes villages with NiJ SC population. 110 APPENDIX (lV)-VILLAGE DIRECTORY List of villages according to the proportioq of Scheduled Castes to tl\e total PopulatiQJI by Ranges ftathinda District Mansa Tahsil Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Name of village with hadbast No. Papulation (Percentages) No. Code No. 1 2 3 4 0-5*** 1 17/11{4{24O Khaira Kalan (198) 6-10 1 17/11/4/51 Khiwa Mihan Singh Vrf Samiondgarh (37) 2 89 Karanigarh Vrf Routawali (83) 3 204 Moda (175) 4 229 Lohgarh (195) 5 239 Jhanda Kalan (199) 11-15 1 17{11 14/4 Anupgarh (10) 2 26 MaJakpur (56) 3 46 Jassanvala (28) 4 107 Bhalaike (lOS) 5 165 Saidewala (144) 6 192 Chhachhoher (157) 7 241 Khaira Khurd (197) 8 242 Karandi (201) 16-20 1 17(11(4(5 Ali Sher Kalan (12) 2 9 RaIla (7) 3 17 Burj Rathi (60) 4 19 Sukha Singhwala (70) 5 24 Bhaini Bagha (59) 6 32 Kotra (50) 7 39 Khiwa Dialuwala (23) 8 71 Khara (119) 9 80 Gehle (78) 10 86 Aspat (73) 11 87 Man Bibrian (85) 12 94 Chahlenwala (89) 13 120 PipJian (127) 14 153 Kularian (179) 15 159 Chak Ali Sher (156) 16 166 SaswaIi (143) 17 180 Lakhiwala (148) 18 188 Sand Ii (133) 19 200 Khiali Chahlanwali (163) 20 212 Ghudawala (ISO) 21 214 Kotra (148) 22 230 Dhigana (194) 21-30 1 17(11/4/1 AkIia (6) 2 2 Joga (8) 3 3 Makha Chehlan (9) 4 7 Atla Kalan (17) 5 10 Tamkot (58) 6 11 Burj Hari (61) 7 14 Rar (4) 8 15 Burj Dhilwan (63) 9 20 Ghuman Kalan (68) 10 22 Kalho (10) 11 23 Kotli Kalan (9) 12 25 Thuthianwali (57) 13 27 Mansa Khurd (55) III APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECTORY List of vi))ages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to the total Population by ranges Bathinda District Mansa Tahsil Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Name of vi1lage with hadbast No. Population (percentages) No. Code No. 1 2 3 4 2 1 ,____,30~contd. 14 17/11/4/29 Khiala Kalan (52) 15 33 Bhikhi (20) 16 34 Samaon (19) 17 36 Matti (IS) 18 37 Maujo Kalan (13) 19 38 Maujo Khurd (14) 20 40 Gurthari (22) 21 41 Khiwa Ka.la.n (21) 22 43 Haron Kalan (25) 23 48 Dhalewan (30) 24 52 Guradhi (32) 25 53 Kanekwal Chahlan (34) 26 54 Alampur Bodla (35) 27 56 Biroke Kalan (38) 28 58 Borawal (40) 29 59 Jetgarh Urf Biroke Khurd (41) 30 63 Khillan (45) 31 64 Fafre Bhaike (46) 32 66 Bapiana (47) 33 67 Kot Lallu (54) 34 72 Hirewala (120) 35 85 Sadda Singhwala (72) 36 88 Mussa (84) 37 90 Makha (81) 38 91 Talwandi Aklia (82) 39 92 Baliwali Urf Gulabgarh (90) 40 93 Banenwala (91) 41 97 Peron (93) 42 99 laurkian (96) 43 100 Mian (97) 44 101 Aullak (98) 45 102 Jagatgarh Bandran (99) 46 105 Burj Bhalai (102) 47 106 Dasahndia (l06) 48 108 Birewala Jattan (104) 49 110 Raipur (94) 50 111 Bajewala (107) 51 112 Chhapianwali (108) 52 113 Maujian (109) 53 114 Dullowala (112) 54 115 Uddat Bhagat Ram (110) 55 116 Kot Dharmu (111) 56 117 Lakhmirwala (123) 57 119 Mandhali (125) 58 121 Barah (126) 59 122 Kulahri (233) 60 123 Ahmadpur (232) 61 129 Dodra (219) 62 130 Bachhoana (220) 63 131 Rali (222) 64 133 Ramgarh (226) 65 136 Phuluwala Dod (224) 112 APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECTORY List of villages according to the proportion Of Schedlded Castes to the total Population by ranges Bathinda District Mansa Tahsil Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Name of village with hadbast No. Population (Percentages) No. Code No. 1 2 3 4 21-30-concld. 66 17/11/4/137 Gobindpura (164) 67 140 Sirsiwala (165) 68 144 Bahadurpur (168) 69 145 Kishangarh Sedba Singhwala (l70) 70 147 Khudal Sekhupur (172) 71 149 Bakhiwale (173) 72 150 Kahangarh (176) 73 151 Juglan (177) 74 152 Mander (178) 75 154 Gorkh Nath (180) 76 155 Bhawa (155) 77 158 Andianwali (157) 78 160 Birewala Dogran (154) 79 163 Mughanian (145) 80 168 Dharampura (161) 81 172 Ram Nagar Bhathlan (139) 82 174 Tahlian (128) 83 175 Joian (129) 84 182 Gandhi Kalan (150) 85 189 Malkon (159) 86 190 Dalelwala (158) 87 193 Kourewala (156) 88 194 Bhaman Khurd (155) 89 195 Bhaman Kalan (154) 90 196 Raman Nandu (152) 91 197 Ralianwali (153) 92 199 Jhuner (164) 93 202 Nandgarh (161) 94 209 Jhanduke (170) 95 211 Fatta Maluka (166) 96 215 Jatane Kalan (147) 97 216 Bhunder (186) 98 217 Kahnewala (185) 99 218 Sardulewala (184) 100 224 . Baran (177) 101 226 Adamke (168) 102 231 Ahalupur (193) 103 233 Koriwala (196) 104 236 Sardulgarh (189) 105 237 Rorki (188) 106 238 Jhanda Khurd (187) 107 243 Nahran (200) 108 245 Sangha (203) 31-t 1 17/11/4/6 Ali Shef Khurd (11) 2 8 Bhopal (16) 3 12 Ubha (62) 4 13 Burj Jhabran (5) 5 16 Kharak SinghwaJa (64) 6 18 Bhai Desa (71) 7 30 Dalel Singhwala (51) 8 31 Moole Singhwala (49) ii3 APPENDIX (iV)-VILLAGE DiRECTORY List of villages according to the proportion Of Scheduled Castes to the total Population by ranges Bathinda District Mansa Tahsil Ranges of Scheduled Castes Serial Location Name of village with hadbast No. population (Percentages) No. Code No, 1 2 3 4 31+-contd. 9 17/11/4/35 Atla Khurd (1S) 10 42 Khiwa Khurd (24) 11 44 Hamirgarh Vrf Dhaipai (26) 12 45 Bir Khurd (27) 13 47 Mohar Singhwala (29) 14 49 Hodla Kalan (31) 15 50 Heron Khurd (33) 16 55 Bhadra (36) 17 60 Gurney Kalan (42) IS 61 Gurney Khurd (43) 19 62 Hassanpur (44) 20 65 Kishangarh Vrf Pharwahi (48) 21 68 Chakerian (I17) 22 69 Narinderpura Vrf Baglianwali (lIS) 23 70 Barnala (11) 24 73 Saharana (I21) 25 74 Deluana (122) 26 75 Nangal Kalan (115) 27 76 Iawaharke (114) 2S 77 Nangal Khurd (113) 29 78 Gharangna (80) 30 79 Gagowal (79) 31 81 Ramdittewala (77) 32 83 Khokhar Kalan (75) 33 84 Khokhar Khurd (74) 34 95 Dhingar (134) 35 96 Behmiwala (92) 36 98 Tandian (95) 37 103 Kusle (100) 38 104 Chuharian (101) 39 109 Bishanpur Vrf Iherianwali (103) 40 118 Akanwali (124) 41 124 Phuluwala Dogran (231) 42 125 Karipur (230) 43 126 Budhlada (229) 44 128 Chakan (221) 45 132 Datewas (223) 46 134 Dariapur (225) 47 135 Kulane (227) 48 138 Sanghrari (163) 49 139 Ialwehra (162) 50 141 Dialpura (167) 51 142 Ranghrial (166) 52 143 Khatriwala (169) 53 146 Akbarpur Khudal (171) 54 148 Khudal Kalan (174) 55 156 Bhakhrial (159) 56 157 Ramgarh Shah Purian (158) 57 161 Reond Khurd (153) 58 162 Reond Kalan (152) 59 164 Sher Khanwa1a (146) 60 167 Todarpur (160) 61 169 Achank (142) APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECTO;RY List Of villages according to tbe proportion of Scbeduled Castes to tbe total PojJulatiod by rangeS Bathinda District Mansa Tahsil Ranges of scheduled Castes Serial Location Name of village with hadbast No. Population (Percentages) No. Code No. 1 2 3 4 31+--,concld. 6217/11/4/170 Satike (141) 63 171 Rampur Mander (140) 64 173 Mal Singhwala (138) 65 176 Kasampur Chhina (130) 66 177 Alampur Mandran (131) 67 178 Boha (137) 68 179 Ganuwala (147) 69 181 Gandh Khurd (l5I) 70 183 Talabwala (149) 71 184 Hakamwala (136) 72 185 Malakpur Bhimra (135) 73 186 Udat Sandewala (132) 74 187 Faridkc (134) 75 191 Danewala (162) 76 198 Fatehgarh Sahnianwali (151) 77 201 Ghurkni (172) 78 203 Mofer (160) 79 205 Fatehpur (174) 80 207 Chainewala (171) 81 208 Hirke (176) 82 210 Makhewala (165) 83 213 Jatane Khurd (149) 84 219 Tibi Hari Singh (193) 85 220 Mirpur Khurd (182) 86 221 Mirpur Kalan (181) 87 222 Aaliko (167) 88 223 Chotian (169) 89 225 Karipur Dumb (178) 90 227 Ranjitgarh Bandra (180) 91 228 Higna Urf Bhagwangarh (169) 92 232 Bhalan Warha (192) 93 234 Phus Mandi (191) 94 235 Sandhuwala (190) 95 244 Man Khera (204) 96 246 Rajrana (202) "'excludes villages with Nil S. C. population. TOWN DIRECTORY 111 NOTE EXPLAINING THE CODES USED IN THE TOWN DIRECTORY The town directory has been compiled in six different statements for aU the urban ar"as of the district. The data on amenities and :other aspects have been preSCAted in codes which are explained below. Statement I : Gives status and growth history of each town of the district. Class has been introduced in all the statements of town directory to facilitate analysis for purposes of demographic and socio·economic characteristics of towns at th( state and all India levels. It has been pre.sented according to ·1981 census population of the core town in the following manner : Population Class 100,000 and above I 50,000-99,999 II 20,000-49,999 III 10,000-19,999 IV 5,000-9,999 V Below 5,000 VI The civic administration status as in W80 has been indicated by the following abbreviations. Consu. towns are regarded as havin!!, no civic status. Code (C. T.) has been used for census town. Municipal Corporation - M. Corp. Municipal Committee M.C. Cantonment Board C.B. Notified Area Committee - N.A.C. Census Town (S.A.S. Nagar Mohali and Talwara) C.T. Statement II: Statement II gives for each town, physical aspects and location of towns. Statement m : This statement gives municipal finance for each town of the district. Statement IV : It gives civics and other amenities. The abbreviations used are indicated below: (I) Road Length PR=Pucca Road KR=Kuccha road (U) System of sewerage S=Sewer OSD= Open surface clrai ... liS- , surface dr~in8 BSD Box l SD - Sylk drains CD -- CesspOOl metMd Pt - Pit system (m) Method of disposal of night soil HL - Head loads B Baskets WB = Wheel barrows ST - Septic tank latrines S - Sewerage (IV) Protected water supply-Source and capacity of storage systems (a) Sources of water supply: TW Tubewell water/hand pump T = Tap water W = Well water TK = Tank wa.ter (b) System of storage of water : OHT Overhead tank SR - Service reservoir IG - River infiltration gallery BWP - Borewell pumping system PT = Pressure tank Statement V : This gives medi~l, educational, recreational and cultural facilities. The abbreviatioJ]&.used ate, indicated below : - Hospital = Dispensary Health Centre - Family Planning centre - TB clinic - Nursing' Home- = Others - Ayurvedic - Unani = Homoeopathic H(A-l, 2), D(Hom-2, I, U-l) Here H(A-l, 2) represents one ayurvedic and 2 allopadMc kespi1al& and' D(Hom-2, I, U-l) represents 2 homoeopathic, one allopathic and one unani dispensaries. If the medical facility is not available in a tQwp •• JllllD.e ofJ;,},Jp nearest place (if in the same district) or nearest district (if in the same state) or other state ancr.i~distancelriotn. the town where the facility is avialable has been mentioned in colum 4. EdueatlOliaI amenities: The codes that have been used are as follows = ,Arts only. S Science only AS Arts and Science only C - Commerce only AC Arts and Commerce only ASC - Combined fot' all categories-Arts, Science and CommerCe. L Law SH Shorthand Type Typewriting Sh. Type Shorthand and Typewriting o Others If there are more institutions of a type in the town, their number has been given against each in brackets. If any educational facility is not avilable in the town the name of nearest place (if in the same district) or the name of nearest district (if in the same state) or other state and its distance from. the town where this facility is available, has been given in brackets. Recreational and culturaUaeiJities : The following codes have been used : PL Public Library RR Readig Room Statement VI' : Gives information on trade. commerce, indU$tryand banking for, each town of the district. Appendix to the town directory shows towns of the district which have outgrowths and population of outsrowths 120 19.81 .:~~\f~ STATEM~ .. d,. ,,',:,. -.~ I;>~;i Statal aDd ! Serial Class. nama and civic admfni.tration Location Name of Area in 'Number of Population No. status of town Coda No. Tahsil Sq. KIDs. households including houseloss ------households 1901 1911 (in 1981 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 V. Barata (M.C.) l1/XII Mansa 4'00 1,566 2. Bathinda (U.A.) Batbinda N.A. 25,247 (I) I. Bathinda (M.e.) ll/III Bathinda 82'88 24,542 13,185 15,037 (+14 -OS) 3 V. Bbucho Mandi (M.C.) lI/IV Bathinda 2'20 1,254 4 IV. Budhlada (M.C.) l1/XI Mansa 5'18 2,723 5 V. Goniana (M.e.) ll/II Bathinda 3'00 1,347 6 VI. Kot Fatta (M.e.) liN Bathinda 0'39 831 7 lIT. Mansa (M.C.) 11/X Mansa 20'00 7,141 I.; 8 IV. Maur (M.e.) ll/IX Talwandi Sabo 4,80 2,907 ' .. 9 IV. Raman (M.e.) 11/VII Talwandi Sabo 7'90 2,537 ... 10 m. Rampura Phul (M.C.) 11/I Rampura Phul 5,76 5,217 4.964 4.515 (-9'05) 11 VI. Sangat (M.e.) 1I/VI Bathinda 1'24 488 12 IV. Talwandi Sabo (N.A.C.) ll/VHI Talwandi Sabo 2·75 ],695 -Towns having non-toWl1 cnmPQnents of urban agglomeration. tBathinda District eode No. 11 and 2nd elemant of coda in Roman figures is that of town. 1i1 TOWN DIRECTORY I growth history " .... arowtil rate of the town.t tile ~of Donaity Sex Ratio (1981 , Consul) 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1961 1971 1981 (Consu,) (Consus) (Census) 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 5,317 7,041 8,313 9,494 2,374 822 880 878 <+32'42) (+180()7) (+14 '21) 127,363 818 20,1$4 22,771 24,833 34,991 52,253 65,318 :124,453 1,502 804 828 819 <+34 '03) (+ 12 '99) (+9 '06) (+40 '91) (+49 '33) <+25 '00) (+90'53) 1,624 2,277 2,945 7,820 3,555 799 864 853 (+40 '21) (+29'34) (+165 '53) 8,369 5,364 7,077 8,620 11,713 15,968 3,083 835 889 893 (-35 '91) (+31 ·94) (+21 ·80) (+35,88) , (+36'33) 3,948 8,054 6,408 8,596 2,865 822 839 868 (+104 '00) (-20·44) <+34 '14) 640 3,808 4,308 4,973 12,751 861 913 865 (+495 o()() (+13'13) (+15 ,44) 11,729 15,251 22,473 31,351 43,289 2,164 838 890 905 (+30 -(3) <+47 '35) (+39.51) <+38 '08) 3,847 10,944 13,407 18,853 3,928 822 881 892 <+ 184 ,48) <+22·51) (+40'62) 6,446 9,507 11,574 14,318 1,812 824 851 866 (+47,49) <+21,74) (+23 '71) 4,943 6,836 9,515 14,409 19,700 23,406 31,890 5,536 878 891 879 (+9'48) (+38 '30) <+39 '\9) (+51 '43) (+36 '72) (+18'81) <+36 '25) 933 2,874 3,531 2,859 2,306 822 871 883 (+208 -(4) <+22,86) (-19'03) 10,454 3.801 861 122 1981 CENSUS-TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENT-II Pbyslcal AspecCs and Location or Towas 1979 51. Class and name Physical Aspects Name of aDd road dlstaJlj:e.(l'm.),fMm No. of town Rain- Te.ll1pelature fall (in centi- State (Hq.) District Sub-division/ Nearest city Railway ,Bus route \Navi. (10 grade) (Hq.) Tahsil with popu- station gable mm.) (Hq) lation of riverl onelakh canal Maxi· Mini· and more (if mum ,mum within lOKms) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 V. Bareta 502'8 45'3 0'2 Ch'lndigarh ,Bathinda Mansa Patiala Bareta Bareta 1. (169) (l06) (51) (104) (0) (0) 2 I. Bathinda See Bathinda U .A. Bathinda U.A. See Constituent unit (i) Bathinda 448'8 45 ·3 0,2 Chandigarh Batbirida 'Bathinda Ludhiana Bathinda Bathinda (210) (0) (0) (136) (0) (0) 3 V.1Jhucho 448'8 45 '3 0,2 Chandigarh Bathinda Bathinda Bathinda Bhucho Bhucho Mandi (198) (12) (12) (12) Mandi(O) Mandi (0) 4 IV. Budhlada 502'8 45 ·3 0·2 Chandigarh Batbinda 'Mansa Bathinda Budhlada Budhlada (174) (88) (33) (88) (0) (0) 5 V. Goniana 448'8 45 ·3 0·2 Chandi~arh Bathinda 'Bathinda Bathinda Goniana Goniana (221) (11) (11) (11) (0) (0) 6 VI. Kot Fatha 448 ·8 45 ·3 0·2 Chandigarh Bathirida Bathinda Bathinda Kot Fatha Kot Fatha (207) (26) (26) (26) (0) (0) 7 III. Mansa 502·8 45'3 0'2 'Ghandigarh 'Bathirtda Mansa Bathinda Mansa Mansa (175) (55) (0) (55) (0) (0) 8 IV. Maur 502'8 45 '3 0'2 Chandigarh Bathinda Talwandi Bathinda Maur Maur (187) (42) Sabo (18) , (42) (0) (0) 9 IV. Raman 448'8 45 ·3 0·2 Chandigarh Bathinda Tanwandi Bathinda Raman Raman (238) (45) Sabo (13) (45) (0) (0) 10 III. Rampura 448 ·8 45·3 0'2 Chandigarh Bathirida Rampura Bathinda Rampura Rampura Phul (184) (26) Phul (0) (26) Phul (0) Phul (0) 11 VI. Sangat 448·8 45 '3 0'2 Chandigarh Bathinda Bathinda Bathinda Sangat Sangat (232) (22) (22) (22) (0) (0) 12 IV. Talwandi 448'8 45'3 0·2 Chandigarh Bathinda Talwandi Bathinda Talwandi Talwandi Sabo (233) (28) Sabo (0) (28) Sabo (0) Sabo (0) STATEMENT III 124 1981 CENSUS STATEMENT . Municipal Finance Serial Class and name oC town Civic Receipt (in No. administration status (in 1980) ------Receipt Revenue Government through derived from grant taxes municipal properties and power apart from taxation 2 3 4 5 6 V. Bareta MC 662 1062 2 I. Bathinda See Bathinda UA See (i) Bathinda MC 81,268 7,413 3 V. Bhucho Mandi Me 3,926 1,471 4 IV. Budhlada MC 7,630 1,740 130 5 V. Goniana MC 5,320 770 470 6 VI. Kot Fatta MC 140 90 7 III. Mansa MC 16,090 2,250 710 8 IV. Maur MC 5,060 1,140 120 9 IV. Raman MC 5,880 2,190 40 10 III. Rampuca Phlll MC 14,247 2,384 355 11 VI. Sangat MC 530 160 90 12 IV. Talwandi Sabo NAC N.A. N.A. N.A. 'ft)MItf ,DllIKTORY In ~.. RS.:te) E,...ture (I...... ,. ------~~. ._----..,._ ...... -- ,------Loan Adva... Other Total Goneral. Public Publie Public Public Others Total sourcos roceipt Admi..,· safety healtb works institutions specify expendi (specify) tration & conve- ture nionces 7 8 9 If) 1'1 12 13 14 IS 16 17 820 7 1,~5 4,_ 1,,", .at4 551 1,606 106 179 4,184 'Bathind.. ,U .A. Constitutent unit 2,237 216 91,134 38,868 2,22.7 10,397 9,341 32,341 93,174 180 6,100 11,677 2,437 165 3,311 4,491 332 10,736 2,010 11,510 3,550 200 3,140 1,590 510 2,420 11,410 30 900 7,49.0 2,540 400 1,430 3,170 100 350 7,.990 100 330 190 20 SO 260 5,250 24,300 5,690 4,410 4,520 450 7,490 22.560 250 1,850 8,420 310 370 3,080 230 3720 7,,710 450 1,310 9,89.0 2,400 460 1,690 3,880 20 2,390 10,.840 2,490 19,476 4,426 990 6,788 7,340 3,479 23,023 190 970 390 30 ,go ISO 90 200 950 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N ..A. M.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 126 1981 CENSUS STATEMENT Civic and other Sorial Class and name of town Civic Popula- Scheduled Road System Number of Latrines No. Adminis- tion Caste and length of tration Scheduled (in Kms) sewerage ---~~~ ______status Tribe Water Service Others (In 1980) popula- borne tion'" 1 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 V. Bareta Me 9494 2039 4·00 oso 40 2 I. Batbinda .. Me 127363 20625 37·00 aso,s 923 6000 23 3 V. . Bhucho Mandi .. Me 7820 2076 3·75 s,aso 9 150 12 4 IV. Budblada .. Me 15968 2251 8'02 S,aSD 27 1319 24 5 V. Ooniana Me 8596 1428 5'00 oso,S' 10 340 95 6 VI. Kot Fatta Me 4973 1573 17'20 aso 33 24 7 III. Mansa .. Me 43289 8817 15·00 oso,S 75 5900 100 8 IV. Maur Me 18853 5171 9'73 oso,S ')7 1220 13 9 IV. Raman .. Me 14318 3783 3·00 aso,s 900 320 10 III. Rampura Phul .. Me 31890 5898 10·00 aSD,S 10 4900 20 Sangat 11 VI. .. Me 2859 546 2'00 oso 90 40 12 IV. Talwandi Sabo NA-=: 1()454 3939 22·20 S,OSD 80 975 2S "'There is no Scheduled tribe population in the town. only S.C. population has been indicated in this column. STATEMENT-IV-A Civic & other amenities in notified slums, 1979. No slum area bas been notified in Punjab state though certain pockets have separately been identified. 127 TOWN DIRECTORY IV Amenities, 1979 Method of Protected water supply Fire fighting Electrification (Number of Connections). disposal service of night ------..j__ ---_------soil Source System of Domestic Industrial Commercial Road Iigh- Others of supply storage with ting (Points) capacity in Iitres in brackets 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 HL, WB T OHT Mansa llOO 111 330 163 27 (227500) (51) HL, WB TW,T OHT Yes 13939 316 3389 1024 120 (5460000) HL,WB,S,ST TW,T OHT Bathinda 500 29 331 97 21 (1061250) (12) HL,WB,S,ST TW,T OHT Mansa 1820 98 894 216 7 (800000) (33) HL,WB,ST TW,T OHT Bathinda 1368 41 366 214 13 (3703700) (11) HL,WB,ST HP,TW (N.A.) Bathinda 500 13 103 99 (26) HL,WB.S,ST TW,T OHT Yes 4503 170 1478 640 (750000)1 HL,WB,S,ST TW,T OHT . Bathinda 1480 47 600 275 48 (550000) (42) HL,WB,ST TW,T OHT Bathinda 1397 71 614 244 16 _(445000) (22) HL.WB,S,ST TW,T •. OHT Bathinda 2400 ISO 800 600 100 (550000) (26) HL,WB,ST TK N.A. Bathinda 400 20 150 40 (22) HL,S,ST TW OHT Bathinda SOO 8 128 100 (250000) (28) 128 1981 CENSUS STATEMENT Medical, Educational, Recreational Serial Class and name of town Population Medical faciities Educational No, Hospitalsl Beds in Artsl Medical Engineering Polytech- Dispen medical Science/ Colleges Colleges nics saries/ institu Commerce T.B. Cli tions Colleges nics etc. noted in (of degree column 4 level and above) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 V. Bareta 9,494 H 25 A (1) Patiala Patiala Patiala (104) (104) (104) 2 I. Bathinda 127,363 H (3) 259 AS (3) Faridkot Ludhiana Ludhiana D (5) 18 (63) (136) (136) FC (2) TB NH (10) 3 V. Bhucho Mandi 7,820 D 4 Bathinda Faridkot Patiala Patiala (12) (75) (125) (125) 4 IV. Budhlada 15,968 H 30 AS (1) Patiala Patiala Patiala HC (109) (l09) {l09) FC 5 V. Goniana 8,596 HC 8 AS (1) Faridkot Ludhiana Ludhiana FC (74) (147) (147) D(Horn) 6 VI. Kot Fatta 4,973 D (A) Bathinda Faridkot Patiala Patiala (26) (89) (142) (142) 7 III. Mansa 43,289 H (2) 112 AS (1) Patiala Patiala PaHala FC (110) (110) (110) D(A-I) (Hom-I) 8 IV. Maur 18,853 H 25 Talwandi Faridkot Patiala Patiala D (A) Sabo (l05) (122) (122) (18) 9 IV. Raman 14,318 H 10 Bathinda Faridkot Patiala Patiala D (A-I) 12 (45) (108) (173) (173) FC 10 III. Rampura Phul 31,890 H (2) 56 AS (2) Faridkot Ludhiana Ludhiana D (2) 8 (77) (110) (110) FC 11 VI. Sangat 2,859 HC 8 Bathinda Faridkot Patiala Patiala FC (22) (85) (158) (158) 12 IV. Ta1wandi Sabo 10,454 H 30 AS (1) Faridkot Patiala Patiala FC (80) (156) (156) HC 'l0wN DIRECTORY V and Cultural FacUities. 1979 Facilities Number 01 recreational and cultural facilities -~co~~-Hr~~~-S~~---fu~~--Prim;CY--Adult --Wo~;g-Stadia-an;~-A~;~~-Pub~-- se<1 Interme- Matricu- Sec. & Schools literacy women dramaj libraries shnrt- diatej lation Middle classesl hostels commu- inciudig hand. PUC Schools centres. with nity reading t}pe wri - Pre- and other number hall rooms ting and Uuiversity Specify) of vocational collegel seats traininll Junnior institu- College tions level 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 3 4 PL (1), RR (2) 0(2) 4 6 13 23 5 3 PL(2), RR(3) 2 2 3 PL(l) 0(3) 2 2 4 PL(I) 2 3 3 2 PL(I) 3 0(1) 2 3 5 10 2 PL(2), RR(12) 3 4 6 PL(l), RR(2) 2 3 3 PL(I), RR(2) 6 7 1 2 PL(l), RR(S) 3 PL(1) 0(1) 3 4 5 PL(l), RR(l) do 1981 CENSUS STATEMENT Trade, Commerce, Serial Class and name of town Name of three most important commodities imported No. ------. . 1st 2nd 3rd 2 3 4 5 V. Bareta Sugar Steel Cloth 2 I. Bathinda See Bathinda U.A. See (i) Bathinda Vegetables/Food Fruit/Cloth Medicines grains 3 V. Bhucho Mandi Salt/Cloth Sugar Vanaspati Ghee 4 IV. Budhlada Coconut Sugar Ttla 5 V. Goniana Oil Cakes Urea Coal 6 VI. Kot Fatta Karyana articles Cloth Cotton 7 III. Mansa Sugar/Gur/Shaker Iron goods Vanaspati Ghee 8 IV. Maur Raw Cotton Wheat/Gram Mustard Oil 9 IV. Raman Cotton! Karyana articles Cloth 10 III. Rampura Phul Cloth Sugar Vanaspati ghee 11 VI. Sangat Fertilizer Sugar/Gram Cotton 12 IV. Talwandi Saba Cement K.Oil Sugar 131 TOwN DIRECTORY VI Industry and Banking, 1979 Name of three most important commodities Name of three most important commodities Number Number Number exported manufactured of banks of agricul- of non- tural agricul- credit tural societies credit 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd societies 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Mustard Oil Ginned Wheat Shoes Mustard Oil Cotton cloth 3 2 Cotton Bathinda U.A. Constituent unit Ginned cotton Oil Seeds Agricultural Edible Oils Ginning Agricultural 25 4 15 implements machine implements and parts machinery Wheat Cotton Oil seeds Ice Mustard oil Agricultural 2 4 3 cake implements Wheat Ginned Mustard oil Washing soap/ G.I. Shoes/Soda 3 2 Cotton mustard oil Bucketg silicate Cotton Food grains Agricultural Agricultural Shoes Furniture 2 5 implements implements Cotton Wheat Agricultural Agricultural Furniture Shoos 2 implements implements Cotton Chapple/Shoes Oil engines Tube-well Chapple/Shoes Oil/Grinding 7 3 ') Tube-well Apparatus machines ApParatus Cotton Wheat/Gram Sarson oil/ Agricultural Pulses Mustard oil 3 3 Oil Cakes/Oil implement~ seeds Ginned cotton Wheat Agricultural Cotton-Cloth Agricultural Shoes 3 '"I 11 cloth implement; implements " Cotton Food grains Oil seeds Ginning Cotton cloth Soap 5 ginning blades blades Wheat/Cotton Pulses Agricultural Agricultural Furniture Shoes 2 impo'lments implements Cotton Sarson Wheat Agricultural Mustard Oil Pulses 4 implem~nts 132 APPENDIX Towns showing their outgrowths with Population &1. Name of town with Population Out growth Population No. location code ,. 2 3 4 5 1. Bathinda 124,453 (i) Model town 2,910 17/11/III PARTB Primary Census Abstract (General) Primary Census Abstract (Scheduled Castes) 134 PART B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (GENERAL) Primary Census Abstract (Scheduled Castes) Explanatory note on Primary Census Abstract : The primary Census Abstract (PCA) GOllC;ral and Scheduled Castes provides the basic informa- tion relating to population data pertaining to 1981 census. It contains the data in respect of area, number of occupied residential houses and households, total population (including institutional and houseless popnlation), population break up by sex, scheduled castes, literates, main workers classified into four cate gories of cultivators, agricultural labourers and other workers, marginal work..:rs r-nd non-workers for each village and for each townfwardwise. The district totals given at the beginning of the PCA <'.re followed by break up of rural and urban areas of the district. The data are presented tahsilwiso. The ruru.} PCA p'esents the data for the villag0s arranged in ascending or<1:r of location code numbers (assigned tc the villages within the t<'.hsil). The urban PCA presents ward-wise data for each town. In rural PCA, the uninhabited villages and the villages which haw got m('rged in towns have also beln indicated. It may be mentioned here that the PCA data provid!:d here h<'.s been compiled on the basis of the blJ.sic schedules i.e., household schedule and the universal individual slip convassed during 1981 census opJrations. The concepts and torms occurring in the PCA arc briefly explained here. Census House : A census house is a building or part of a building ha ving a separate main entrance from the road or common courtyard or staircase etc., used or recognised as a soparatc unit. It may be occupied or vacant· It may be used for a residential or non-residential purpose or both. Occupied Residential House : Occupied residential house is a dwelling house and includ~s a house used partly as a dwelling and partly for some other purpose like shop, workshop, factory, etc., but dO(ls not indud.) a 'vacant house' where no person wp.s found to be residing at tha time of census. Household: A household is a group of pJrsons who commonly live tog0thar 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 a household of unrelated pGrsons or having a mix Of both. Examples of unrelated households arc: boarding houses, messes, hostels, residf:nthd hote Is, rescue homes, jails, ashrams, etc. These are called 'institutional households'. Thnrl) may be one membcr household, two member household or multimember household. For census purposes, each one of these tYPGS is regarded as a 'household'. Another type of household for census purp3se is housdcss housl'hold which is a household comprising of 'houseless person/persons'. A hou:>eless person in census terminology has been defined as : (i) a p;;rson who might be doing domestic service or other work with one or mort households but who docs not ft;sidc in any house and sleeps in the corridors. varandahs or passages in buildings or in the streets, (ii) w<,.ndcring or nomadic trives found to be staying in temporary huts etc., and (iii) beggar, v<,.grant, tramp, s2.dhu, fakir, etc. who is found on the footpaths, streets in places like parks, gardens, railway y<'.rds, etc. Scheduled Castes arc such castes, races or tribes or parts of groups within such castes, races or tribes as are doclared to be scheduled castes by the President of India's Orders issued under Article 314 of the Constitution of India. Literate: A person who can both read and write with understCl.nding in any language has been taken as litcrl'.to. A person who can merelyr,md but cannot write, has not beep considered <'.s litemte. It is not neces sary that a person who is literate should ha Vt received any formal (·ducation or should have passed any minimum educational standard. All children of the ago of 4 YOCl.rs or less have beon treated as illiterate even if the child has been going to a school and might ha vo picked up roading and writing a few odd words. 135 Workers and Categories of Workers : Work may be d;fined as participation in any economically productive activity. Such participation . may be physical or mental in nature. Work involves not only actual work but also effective supervision· and direction of work. In the economic questions, canvassed in 1981 census, there has hl~en some difference. The 'work' concept in 1961 and 1971 censuses, as opposed to the 'incom~' or 'economic ind,..:p:mdcnce' concept of the carlier census was adopted for 1981 census, but thfj criterion for classification of persons as workers was c;lcmgcd. While in 1961 Clnd 1971 c'Jnsuses different appmach;s, namely, usual status and current statu,:;, were adopted with reference period of on: year and one w :c:k for seasonal and for regular work resp;}ctively, at the 1981 census the usual status approach was adopted uniformly for all work. In 1961, a person qu~.lified as a worker ifhe had workl'd regularly during tho last season or if he had worked fl.t !Past for a day in regular (non-seasonal) work during thG prec'.:ding fortnight. At thl] 1971 consul' a p 1rson wa<; troated as a worker only ifhc sp-,nt his time mainly in work or ifhe worked at least for a day in regular (non-s,)ason~.1) work during tho preceding W(Jl! k. The: dichotomy of worker/non-worker of 1961 and 1971 censuses was discarded at th'} 1981 census ~.nd instead a trichotomy of m~.in workers, marginal workers and non-workers was adoptGd. For main workers the time critorion of engagement in work for the major part of the y(~ar, i.e., at least 183 days was adoptod. Those) who worked for some time during the last year hut not for the major part wurc trented as marginal workurs. Those who had never worked during the last year were non-workers. This trichotomy partially permits a comparability of 1981 census economic data with that of 1971 as well as 1961. The main workers of 1981 c:::nsus can be expJctod to correspond to the workers of 1971 and the main workers and marginal workers of 1981 together to correspond to the workers of 1961. Classification of Main Activity : The main activity of workers has been classified into four categorios, viz., cultivator, agricultural labourer, household industry and othor worker These terms are explained below: (;ultivator : For purposes of the census"l, p ;rson has br.on considered working as cultivator if he or she has been engag,.~d (;ithcr as employor, single workor or family workers in cultivation of land owned or hr:ld from Govt., private persons or institutions or payment in money, kind or share. Cultivation included supJrvision or dirvction of cultivation. It has been indicated by abbreviation 'C'. Agricultural Labourer : A p;non who worked in another p1rson's I~.nd for Wl'.g;s in money, kind or shaN has been reg,udcd as an agricultural ICl.boufur, He/She had no risk in the CUltivation but he/sh,~ mordy worked in another persons' I~.nd for w'~ges. An agricultumllahour'1r Imd no right of loa50 or contract on land on which ho/she workAd. It has been indicatfJd by abbreviation 'AL'. Household Industry : Hous'~hold industry h,\s b:en d ~fin,;d ,\8 ~.n industry conduet,~d by thG haad of the household hims'llf/hcrsalf~.nd or by the membl:rsofthe housohold at home or withinthevillag,;inruraI areas and only within th..: prucincts of the hous'; where th': household lived in urban areas. Tho larger proportion of work,;rs in a. household industry constituted of members of the household including the head. The industry should not be run on the scale of a f,;gistercd factory which would qualify or has to be registered und~r the Indian F~.ctories Act. For a pJrson who h~.s r'~turned his/her main Hetivity ~s eng~.g;d in some production, processing sUfvicing or J\:pair of articles Of good,; such as h~.ndloom W(:H ving , dyeing, carp mtry, bid; rolling, p:lttery manufactum, bicycle ropC'.iring, blacksmithy, tailoring, etc., it hC'. ~ bxn ascertained ifit is a household industry and ifso, it has been indicated by the abbreviation 'HHI' in the space provided for. Other Workers : All workers, i.e., those who have bccnengaged in some economic a.ctivity during the lastont year, havu not been categorised as cultivators or agricultural labourers or in household industry, are 'othor workers' 'OW'. The type ofwokrars that c~me under the c~.tcgory of 'OW' included factory workers, plantation workers, those in trade, commerce, business, transport, mining, construction, political or social work, all government servants, municipal employees, teachers, priests, entertainment artists,otc. 136 DISTRICt PRIMARY Location Name of District! Total/ Area in Occupied Total Population (Including Scheduled Scheduled Code Tahsil/U.A./City/Town Rural/ Kml Residential Institutional & Houseless Castes Tribes No. Urban Houses Population) No. of No. of Houses House holds P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 17/11 BATHINDA DISTRICT T 5,551'0 207,443 209.341 1,304,606 699,815 604,791 189,659 162,83.0 R 5,410'8 155,831 156,388 1,008,72'9 540,334 468,395 158,178 13~,065 U 140'2 51,612 5,2 53 295,877 159,481 136.39b 31,481 26,765 17/11/1 Rampura Phul Tahsil T 875 '2 32,430 32,550 210,854 113,108 97,746 30,924 26,567 R 869·4 27,226 27,333 178,964 96,134 82,830 27,680 23,813 U 5·8 5,204 5,217 31,890 16,974 14,916 3,244 2,754 17/11/1 Rampura Phul (M.e.) U 5 '76 5,204 5,217 31,890 16,974 14,916 3,244 2,754 17/11/2 Bathinda Tahsil T 1,518'5 68,307 69,829 409,881 220,723 189,158 58,621 49,702 R 1,428'8 40,432 40,662 258,270 137,692 120,578 44,319 37,756 U 89·7 27,875 29,167 151,611 83,031 68,580 14,302 11,946 17/11/II Goniana (M.C.) U 3 '00 1,340 1.347 8,596 4,601 3,995 749 679 Bathinda (U.A.) U N.A. 23,990 25,247 127,363 70,026 57,337 11,275 9,350 17/11/I1I Bathinda (M.e.) U 82 ,88 23,285 24,542 124,453 68,427 56,026 11,086 9,214 Model Town (O.G.) U N.A. 705 705 2,910 1,599 1,311 189 136 17/11/IV Bhucho Mandi (M.C.) U 2 '20 1,229 1,254 7,820 4,220 3,600 1,124 952 17/11/V Kot Fatta (M.C.) U 0'39 828 831 4,973 2,666 2,307 868 705 17/11/VI Sangat (M.C.) U 1 ,24 488 488 2,859 1,518 1,341 286 260 17/11/3 Talwandi Sabo Tahsil T 950'4 29,739 29,809 192,263 103,009 89,254 29,021 25,109 R 934 '9 22,600 22,670 148,638 79,751 68,887 22,180 19,057 U 15 ·5 7,139 7,139 43,625 23,258 20,367 6,841 6,052 17/11/VII Raman (M.C.) U 7 ·90 2,537 2,537 14,318 7,674 6,644 2,012 1,771 17/11/VIII Talwandi Sabo (N.A.e.) U 2 ·75 1,695 1,695 10,454 5,618 4,836 2,108 1831 17/11/IX Maur (M.e.) U 4·80 2,907 2,907 18,853 9,966 8,887 2,721 2,450 17/11/4 Mansa Tahsil T 2,192'3 76,967 77,153 491,608 262,975 228,633 71,093 61,452 R 2,163 ·1 65573 65,723 422,857 226,757 196,100 63,999 55,439 U 29·2 11,394 11,430 68,751 36,218 32,533 7,094 6,013 17/11/X Mansa (M.e.) U 20'00 7,128 7,141 43,289 22,726 20,563 4,758 4,059 17111/XI Budhlada (M.C.) U 5 '18 2,707 2,723 15,968 8,436 7,532 1,222 1,029 17/11/XH Bareta (M.C.) U 4 .Q() 1,559 1,566 9,494 5,056 4,438 1,114 925 137 dt:NSUS ABSTRACT (GENERAL) MAIN WORK.ERS Literates Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Workers (I) Lobourers Industry (III, IV, Y(b) (I-IX) (II) Manufactur & VI to IX) ing, Pocess ing, Servicing and Repairs [V (a)] M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 14 15 16 17 18 19 2) 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 ~9 238,912 122,698 390,117 12,285 185,539 679 87,794 3,388 7,914 646 108,873 7,571. 6,325 53,071 303,373 539,435 152,926 68,957 306,097 6,588 li1.,534 629 81,330 3,181 5,788 451 40,445 2~3Z1 5,724 51,855228,513 409,952 85,986 53,741 84,020 5,697 8,002 50 5,464 201 2,IM 195 68,428 S,lS} 601 1,216 74,860 129,483 38,344 21,451 63,558 1,541 33,462 72 15,255 491 1,396 112 13,445 866 1,200 7,739 48,350 88,466 29,531 15,257 54,512 1,042 32,138 56 14,537 483 1,149 102 6,688 401 977 7,552 40,645 74,236 8,813 6,194 9,046 499 1,324 16 718 8 247 10 6,757 465 223 187 7,705 14,230 8,813 6,194 6,046 499 1,324 16 718 8 247 10 6,757 465 223 187 7,705 14,230 90,250 49,030 121,298 5,841 44,52) 319 24,280 1,116 1,965 239 50,524 4,167 1,789 17.672 97,636 165,645 42,062 19,880 77,189 2,198 42,366 299 22,657 998 1,092 118 11,074 783 1,611 17,074 58,892 101,306 48,188 29,150 44,109 3,643 2,163 20 1,623 118 873 121 39,450 3,384 118 598 38,144 64,339 2,929 1,881 2,456 153 37 68 7 2. . 2,349 145 1 5 2;144 3;831 41,137 24,811 37,187 3,257 1,206 19 753 100 792 98 34,436 3,040 149 334 32,690 53,746 40,172 24,174 36,328 3,154 1,185 19 688 98 783 98 33,672 2,939 145 162 31,954 52,710 965 631 859 103 21 65 2 9 764 101 4 172 736 1,036 2,299 1,424 2,191 111 115 237 3 19 15 1,820 159 26 83 2,003 3,340 1,014 546 1,400 25 560 .. 418 3 42 .. 380 22 78 1,265 2,204 809 488 875 31 245 147 5 18 8 465 18 98 642 1,211 31,623 14,170 56,349 1,644 29,756 46 13,530 709 1,145 85 11,918 804 929 6,441 45,131 81,169 21.807 8,351 43,942 1,093 26,898 39 11,456 670 792 72 4,796 312 845 6,163 34,964 61,631 9,816 5,819 12,407 551 2,858 7 2,074 39 353 13 7,122 492 84 278 10,767 19,538 3,95i 2,325 4,098 224 530 ., 327 9 141 5 3,100 210 38 114 3,538 6,306 1,404 757 i,988 66 964 2 1,063 30 63 898 33 39 161 2,591 4,609 4,461 2,737 5,321 261 1,364 5 684 149 7 3,124 249 7 3 4,638 8,623 78,695 38,047 148,912 3,259 77,189 242 34,729 1,072 3,408 210 32,986 1,735 2,407 21,219 111,656 204,155 59.526 25,469 130,454 2,255 76,)32 235 33,680 1,036 2,755 159 17,887 825 2,291 21,066 94 j 012 112,779 19,169 12,578 18,458 1,004 1,657 7 1,049 36 653 51 15,099 910 116 153 17,644 31,376 11,768 7,755 11,549 556 866 3 610 13 373 33 9,700 507 78 33 1 b099 19.974 S,101 3,466 4,141 312 93 1 96 238 16 3,714 294 35 28 4,260 1,192 21300 1,357 2,768 136 698 3 343 22 42 2 1,685 109 3 92 2,285 4,210 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT RAMPURA PHUL TAHSIL 140 V:iLLAGE PRIMARY RAMPURAPHULTAH5~ Location Na-ne of TaM il lVillage Area of Occupied Total Popalation (Includ Scheduled Scheduled Code (With Hadb:lst No.) Tahsil in residential ing Institutional and Castes Tribes No. Sq. Kms Houses HOllseless Population) &of ------Village No. of No. of in Houses House Hectares balds P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11/1/Rampura Phul Tahsil I 869·4 27,2?6 27,333 178,964 96,134 82,830 27,680 23,813 Ramuwala (17) 468 197 197 1,276 691 585 127 108 2 Hakam Singhwala (18) 465 184 184 1,203 659 544 164 131 3 Bhodipura (20) 1,018 400 402 2,492 1,327 1,165 353 299 4 Koer Singbwala (19) 584 161 161 1,129 604 525 122 108 S Aklia lalal (21) 1,117 368 372 2,474 1,323 1,151 269 227 6 lalal J24) 2,014 700 703 4,502 2,447 2,055 792 683 7 Hamirgarh (23) 837 289 299 2,135 1.168 967 433 354 8 Gurusar (22) 706 250 253 1,681 871 810 131 118 9 Kesar Sinihwala (185) 402 145 145 952 506 446 204 170 10 Bud Ladha Singhwala (184) 608 220 220 1,380 727 653 424 372 11 Bhagta (186) 2,161 1,100 1,106 6,926 3,694 3,232 958 826 12 Siriewala (183) 1,295 527 528 3,246 1,729 1,517 723 602 13 Bud Thror (2) 331 146 149 1,021 559 462 207 177 14 Maluka (5) 2,094 652 653 4,639 2,506 2,133 864 716 15 Near (6) 515 192 192 1,322 686 636 258 242 16 Kotha Guru (0 2,992 1,099 1,099 6.838 3,581 3,257 985 898 17 DYalpura Mirza (1) 2,161 551 562 3,538 1,881 1,657 677 569 1B Sadhana (37) 679 215 215 1,494 823 671 293 243 19 Sel Brah (34) 1,539 482 482 3,444 1,861 1,583 555 492 20 Kauloke (36) 353 90 90 657 332 325 45 45 21 Harnam Singhwala (38) 595 135 135 916 499 417 348 296 22 Bud Gillan (35) 534 225 225 1,421 769 652 359 314 23 Gumti Kalan (33) 2,018 605 609 4,127 2,235 1.892 564 504 24 Bhai Rupa (32) 4,564 1,348 1.3(0 8,977 4,808 4.169 1,024 907 25 DyaJpura Bhaika (25) 2,033 535 535 3,386 1,833 1,553 563 442 26 Gaunspura (26) 363 68 68 440 226 214 73 68 27 Kangar (27) 685 198 203 1,360 715 645 257 219 28 Salabatpura (28) 565 201 201 1,338 699 639 165 134 29 Adampura (29) 586 209 209 1,369 704 665 227 209 30 Rajgarh (30) 667 144 144 1,018 561 457 249 186 31 Dulowala (31) 640 235 235 1.548 825 723 227 183 141 CENSUS ABSTRACT BATHINDA DBTRfCT MAIN WORKERS Literates Marginal Non-Workers --~Main---~ltivato~-Agricult~T-&~ehold-Oth; Workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufac- (III, IV, turing, V(b) & VI Processing, to IX) Servicing and Repairs [V (a)] ------_---_ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20 2l 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 :25,931 15,257 54,511 1,042 32,738 56 14,537 483 1,149 102 6,688 401 977 7,552 40,645 74,236 265 140 385 283 59 7 36 36 306 548 262 113 390 260 93 2 35 269 543 455 252 794 4 471 209 24 90 4 20 533 1,141 1S9 92 372 232 97 42 2 232 522 507 264 761 3 553 148 7 2 53 561 1,147 817 396 1,456 51 775 3 501 39 24 156 8 8 991 1,996 414 210 675 13 384 209 6 76 13 493 954 291 171 455 348 2 5 100 49 71 367 738 265 137 302 152 122 3 25 4 119 200 326 255 81 449 201 222 8 18 278 653 1,477 852 2.109 50 1,026 486 9 42 10 555 31 18 32 1,567 3,150 549 280 1,051 13 484 433 2 8 5 126 6 2 61 676 1,443 224 93 341 2 113 2 22 2 218 460 686 343 1,431 20 752 466 6 207 19 611 1,074 1,502 168 92 386 2 175 137 74 2 300 634 1,056 618 2,044 47 1,189 3 445 7 104 1 306 36 43 481 1,494 2,729 552 334 1,144 63 602 6 380 33 31 2 131 22 54 305 683 1,289 234 108 478 260 174 6 38 345 670 580 338 974 18 580 261 28 7 105 10 43 221 844 1,344 99 7S 200 4 145 38 16 3 132 321 148 44 253 3 42 166 10 35 2 79 246 335 185 71 470 3 213 1 162 2 43 52 298 649 791 497 1,202 8 731 368 13 90 7 1,033 1,884 1,456 906 2,718 14 1,697 483 65 473 12 11 64 2,079 4,091 591 306 1,084 16 619 3 315 2 32 2 118 9 7 730 742 807 92 66 131 77 43 11 95 213 228 166 432 224 149 5 54 283 643 328 230 382 5 212 102 14 54 5 161 317 473 167 82 462 284 157 6 15 2 242 662 166 147 299 156 116 5 22 2 260 457 275 169 443 4 275 118 15 3 35 28 327 354 392 142 VILLAGE PRIMARY RAMPURA PHUL TAHSIL Location Name of Village Area of Occupied Total Population (Includ Scheduled Scheduled Code (with Hadbast No.) :Village Residential ing Institutional and Castes Tribes No. ID Houses Houseless Population) hectares------No. of No. of Houses House holds P M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11/1/32 Ghanda Bana (441) 837 340 340 L2,098 1,116 982 335 305 33 Sandhu Khurd (442) 424 166 166 .. 1,146 621 525 140 111 34 Phulewal (443) 657 210 210 ,1,372 763 609 265 203 35 Raiya uri Hardaspura (2) 1,398 461 461 3,076 1,659 1,417 398 354 36 AIli-ke (446) 607 266 266 '1,564 871 693 334 248 37 Bugran ,(43) 490 217 217 1,500 802 698 292 257 38 Kararwala (44) 1,193 419 421 3,022 1,619 1,403 478 400 39 Chotian (42) 409 191 194 1,258 681 577 180 162 40 Dhingar (445) 385 151 151 1,000 530 470 134 116 41 Dhapali (444) 2,485 701 701 4,851 2,613 2,238 549 477 42 Phul (39) 3,561 119 119 864 463 401 55 48 43 Patti Sandli (189) 1,231 285 285 1,988 1,085 903 292 235 44 Patti Saol Mehraj (190) 1,362 413 418 2,844 1,531 1,313 461 387 45 Patti Kala Mehraj (192) 2,419 453 457 2,915 1,500 1,415 536 467 46 Patti Karam Chand Mehraj (193) 2,163 700 704 4,353 2,343 2,010 703 578 47 Rampura (72) 1,968 713 713 4,635 2,524 2,111 978 827 48 GilI"Kalan (40) 1,178 488 488 2,931 1,535 1,396 470 421 49 Burj Mansa (41) 294 114 114 772 410 362 62 68 50 Pitho (45) 1,948 609 615 4,065 2,196 1,869 512 405 51 Badiala (47) 650 206 206 1,359 754 605 250 207 52 Jaida (46) 457 159 159 985 554 431 113 69 53 Jeondan (71) 1,313 297 297 2,149 1,148 1,001 352 293 54 Jethu-ke (447) 982 342 342 2,086 1,109 977 303 278 55 Ghureli (448) 316 117 117 731 394 337 61 58 56 Ghurela:! (49) 424 106 106 810 440 370 109 99 57 Balloh (48) 1,326 508 509 3,092 1,699 1,393 523 441 58 Choake (450) 3,017 956 956 6,514 3,513 3,001 903 820 59 Pirkot (451) 876 157 157 986 554 432 166 134 60 Bhaini Chuhar(452) 622 212 212 1,319 719 600 187 165 61 Sooch (4) 617 169 169 1,209 642 567 146 122 62 Khokhar (3) 1,172 291 293 2,013 1,097 916 269 243 143 CENSUS ABSTRACT BATHINDA DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Literates Marginal Non-Workers -r~I-M~---~lt~~;-Agr~lt~l-H~se~hl--O~~-- Workers Workers (I) Labouters Industry Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufac- [III, IV, turing, V(b)& VI Processing, to IX) Servicing and Rpairs IV (a) ) M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 316 180 622 13 363 3 164 4 13 82 6 19 146 475 823 240 107 337 12 232 57 9 7 39 4 9 284 504 197 97 333 217 76 2 38 62 59 368 550 303 133 995 641 293 14 47 2 662 1,416 146 69 437 230 158 9 40 34 173 400 519 195 98 435 4 220 134 15 66 4 26 85 341 609 522 268 845 15 520 234 11 91 3 I I 141 763 1,247 170 79 361 2 223 108 5 2 25 16 148 304 427 79 21 345 9 237 71 6 36 2 4 13 181 448 749 387 1,451 40 905 337 22 37 172 16 10 32 1,152 2,166 129 80 231 177 26 9 19 231 401 329 182 573 8 348 151 74 8 8 121 504 774 380 222 894 15 494 242 29 129 14 12 636 1,286 400 233 842 3 431 317 14 80 24 175 634 1,237 762 446 1,364 37 834 2 330 25 12 188 10 90 979 1,883 667 331 1,608 19 787 615 11 17 189 8 3 5 913 2,087 479 243 877 25 471 207 14 9 4 190 7 658 1,371 136 56 231 2 178 37 2 16 4 40 175 320 632 374 1,272 9 850 271 30 121 8 13 134 911 .1,726 210 71 426 4 306 74 4 9 37 6 179 322 422 171 80 317 211 67 38 237 431 349 219 628 75 420 145 70 7 56 5 519 925 442 218 531 6 298 142 11 80 6 24 106 554 865 144 49 256 192 32 8 24 138 336 108 46 263 187 66 2 8 177 370 439 182 1,029 54 620 303 45 31 75 9 149 669 1,190 1,062 468 1.942 39 1,281 3 402 23 49 6 210 7 103 468 1,468 2,494 106 40 261 44 106 134 44 21 292 388 188 75 376 16 224 88 8 27 4 37 3 343 584 180 86 351 232 79 2 38 291 567 276 134 692 2 480 166 II 38 2 33 405 881 144 VILLAGE PRIMARY RA1\1PURA PHUL TAHSIL Location Name of Village Area of Occupied Total Population (includ Scheduled Scheduled Code (with Hadbast No.) Village Residential ing Institutional and Castes Tribes No. in Houses Houseless Population) Hectares No. of No. of Houses House holds ------P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11/1/63 Dikh (2) 1,750 352 354 2,424 1,287 1,137 303 260 64 Dhade (3) 1,260 307 307 2,245 1,191 1,054 148 135 65 Mandi Kalan (2) 2,498 918 924 6,050 3,251 2,799 1,095 971 66 Bhunder (449) 1,547 499 502 3,341 1,805 1,536 355 323 67 Kotea (73) 1,077 460 460 2,907 1,552 1,355 541 474 68 Balianwali (6) 2,392 960 964 5,750 3,124 2,626 818 688 69 Ram Niwas (4) 669 234 234 1,576 860 716 125 124 70 Mandi Khurd (5) 479 130 130 847 445 402 126 121 71 Hari Kishanpura (10) 500 81 81 526 292 234 57 46 72 Nandgarh Kotra (9) 531 157 157 1,049 553 496 236 226 73 Daulatpura (7) 401 182 182 999 523 476 175 166 74 Gill Khurd (8) 448 144 144 876 489 387 116 83 75 Ihandu-Ke (11) 886 255 255 1.698 915 783 254 250 76 Mansa Khurd (12) 702 140 140 920 513 407 135 106 145 CENSUS ABSTJiACT MAIN WOR.KERS Literates Marginal Non-Workres ------_._-----_Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufac- (III, IV, turing, V(b) & VI Processing, to IX) Servicing and Repairs {V (a)l ------M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 396 163 713 13 39:) 161 32 130 12 27 574 1,0)7 378 211 64.2 (j') 452 93 18 19 31 78 11 67 232 482 762 1,081 49:) 1,824 10 1,028 517 41 238 9 III 8~5 1,314 1,893 502 182 965 18 626 210 11 17 112 6 18 38 822 1,480 501 227 89S 61 529 247 S9 19 100 2 15 286 64.2 1,0)8 1,060 546 l,6S2 34 8~5 419 78 6 33') 27 36 16 1,405 2,576 160 S9 520 400 82 S 33 67 340 648 13S 33 239 187 29 2 21 206 402 79 46 179 111 61 4 3 18 113 216 170 65 268 181 53 6 28 40 53 245 443 185 64 310 200 90 8 12 213 475 162 64 295 175 8 6 30 5 84 189 302 312 113 552 36 335 24 144- 7 6 67 S 13 363 134 132 47 230 157 47 3 13 45 170 238 237 146 URBAN PRIMARY RAMPURA PHUL TAHSIL Total population (Inch.:d. Scheduled Scheduled Location Name of Town/Ward Area of Occupied Town/ Residential ing Institutional and Castes Tribes Code Houseless Population) No. Ward Houses in Sq. ---- Km No. of No. of Houses House- holds ------P M F M F M F 7 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 11 12 16,9'74 14,916 3,244 2,754 7/1111 Rampura Phul M.e. 5·76 5,204 ~,217 31,890 Ward No. 1 327 327 2,058 1,098 960 759 643 2 361 362 2,237 1,157 1,080 31 28 3 158 158 1,111 589 522 5 5 4 546 555 3161 1,709 1,452 160 147 5 353 353 2,113 1,230 883 148 106 6 341 341 2,318 1,189 1,129 29 27 7 112 112 737 387 350 11 9 8 351 351 2,072 1,119 953 276 219 9 312 312 2,044 1,073 971 17 18 10 487 487 3,005 1,575 1,430 37 36 11 365 368 2,164 1,147 1,017 116 93 12 276 276 1,769 882 887 68 47 13 192 192 1,212 615 597 14 505 505 2,828 1,564 1,264 635 551 15 518 518 3,061 1,640 1,421 952 825 147 CENSUIS ABSTRACT BATHINDA DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers Literates ----~------~- Total Main Cultivators Agricultural. Household Other Workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufact- (l1I,IV uring, V(b)&Vi Processing, to IX) Servicing and Repairs I(V(a)) ------_------M F M F M F M F M F M F M F -----M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2() 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 8,813 6.194 9,046 499 1,324 16 718 8 247 10 6.757 465 223 187 7,705 14,230 245 123 586 4 144 l 279 2 161 IS 23 497 93 616 413 632 I3 360 3 62 209 10 6 525 ].061 164 102 317 8 245 2 33 38 5 8 264 514 860 566 891 39 229 162 5 18 482 34 15 817 ],398 586 280 722 23 52 2 57 35 578 21 63 13 445 847 636 485 605 29 9 6 16 2 574 27 584 1,100 284 202 206 16 ' 7 4 55 140 16 181 334 552 661 625 32 9 5 610 31 494 921 845 636 553 22 7 4 4 17 3 535 IS 3 510 946 1,053 728 853 52 17 12 2 13 811 48 722 1,378 780 578 616 47 7 5 11 593 47 531 970 637 518 488 22 5 2 34 447 21 394 865 425 333 304 14 2 301 14 311 583 642 332 717 104 23 3 15 26 2 673 99 1m }lS 724 1,042 488 237 901 74 217 68 11 60S 74 33 9 706 1,338 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT BATHINDA DISTRICT 150 VILLAGE PRIMARY BATHINDA TAHSIL Loca Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occupied Total Population (in dud- Scheduled Castes Scheduled tion (with Hadbast No.) Tahsil in Residential ing Institutional & Tribes Code Sq. Kms. Houses Houseless No. andof ---- Population) village in No. of No. of Hectares Houses House- holds P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11/2 Bathinda Tahsil 1428.8 404,32 40,662 2,58,270 137,692 120,578 44,319 37.756 Ganga (173) 1,171 317 317 2,150 1,124 1,026 331 279 2 Warkandi (172) 377 171 174 1,028 536 492 250 243 3 Dan Singhwa1a (171) 1,516 317 317 2,225 1,197 1,028 412 309 4 Balahr Mehma (170) 668 232 232 1,414 745 669 231 195 5 Akalia Kalan (8) 1,492 449 465 ),027 1.643 1,384 558 493 6 A)¥IJia Khurd (7) 314 57 57 438 233 205 37 31 7 Mehma Sawai (169) 1.637 524 525 3,487 1.850 1,637 688 626 8 Mehma Sarkari (175) 607 177 177 1,257 679 578 143 115 9 Mehma Bhagwana (176) 637 189 189 1,083 598 485 232 179 10 Ablu (174) 3,524 693 693 4,846 2,539 2,307 642 543 11 Killi Nihal Singh (179) 576 279 279 1,740 901 839 356 316 12 Bhisiana (180) 684 335 366 1.426 724 702 152 142 13 Virak Kalan (181) 1,329 323 325 2,065 1,087 978 226 210 14 Virak Khurd (182) 720 280 280 1,665 882 783 389 323 15 Burj Mehma (178) 1,222 403 403 2,531 1,321 1,210 564 508 16 Dean (177) 2,162 659 659 4,806 2,517 2,289 770 632 17 Mehma Sarja (168) 2,773 814 816 5,108 2,744 2.364 902 770 18 Nehianwala (167) 1.702 690 698 4,208 2,268 1,940 792 642 19 Balahar Vinjha (166) 547 222 222 1,333 718 615 280 223 20 Goniana Kalan (162) 713 202 202 1,345 716 629 135 115 21 Chak Goniana Khurd (165) 126 Un- 22 Chak Goniana Kalan (164) 100 Un- 23 Goniana Khurd (163) 530 212 212 1468 800 668 253 222 24 Chak Jeeda (157) 364 Un- 25 Jeeda (153) 1,651 574 580 3,976 2,085 1,891 684 635 26 Khemuana (154) 769 332 332 2,204 1,177 1,027 480 398 27 Jandanwala (155) 2,346 560 560 3,711 2004 1,707 624 510 28 Chak Jandanwala (156) 43 Un- 29 Har Raipura urf Bhokri (158) 1,878 421 421 2,705 1,451 1,254 444 376 30 Amargarh (161) 496 151 163 909 468 441 164 139 31 Bhokhra (160) 1,180 409 434 2,642 1,402 1,240 517 448 n ~hialiwala (159) 1,045 281 281 1912 1,018 894 386 3~6 151 CENSUS ABSTRACT BATHJNDA ,DISllIUCT· MAIN WORKERS Literates Marginal Non-WGl'kors Total Main Cultivators Agricultural House-hold Other Workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry Manu Workers (I-IX) (II) facturing, Pro (III, IV, V cessing Servic (b) & VI ing and to IX) Repairs [V(a)] M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 42.062 19,880 77189 2,198 42,366 299 22.657 998 1,092 118 11.074 783 1,611 17,074 58,892 101,306 343 157 629 3 389 174 65 3 4 38 491 985 149 53 294 7 141 118 6 35 242 485 412 183 732 5 420 238 10 64 5 465 1,022 338 123 414 11 220 128 12 2 54 9 284 33~ 374 468 174 919 3 503 318 4 94 3 9 18 715 1,363 110 54 143 108 17 10 8 2 138 88 67 619 266 985 101 496 18 386 78 3 100 4 88 230 777 1,306 255 115 321 19 128 96 16 3 94 3 9 15 349 544 186 45 347 2 182 126 39 251 483 610 313 1,575 50 1,114 371 49 18 72 321 963 1,936 246 118 545 27 223 261 24 60 3 74 356 738 149 257 350 20 38 208 4 100 20 2 372 682 300 132 633 10 355 4 150 127 4 82 453 886 264 129 524 2 222 240 6 56 2 358 781 338 194 742 8 367 2 261 2 17 97 3 578 1,201 631 298 1,422 36 785 473 34 15 149 2 218 1,093 2,035 735 308 1,384 30 826 311 19 39 208 9 225 459 1,135 1,875 708 319 1,268 62 546 2 439 39 10 273 21 1,000 1,878 259 99 381 111 174 122 111 84 337 504 229 84 463 3 344 103 15 2 253 626 inhabited inhabited 115 35 462 279 119 25 64 31 4 334 611 inhabited 604 323 1,226 29 634 423 3 22 147 26 6 30 853 1,832 539 342 596 8 277 224 9 86 8 162 580 857 664 277 1,171 14 706 345 9 21 99 5 833 1,693 inhabited 362 168 838 4 513 207 11 107 4 15 51 598 1199 222 103 274 146 63 2 63 8 52 186 388 449 235 808 45 384 2 267 9 2 155 34 65 594 1,130 290 95 560 12 308 169 4 3 80 7 458 152 VILLAGE PRIMARY BATHINDA TAHSIL Location Name of Village Area of Occupied Total Population (includ Scheduled Scheduled Code (with Hadbast No,) of rosiden- ing Institutional and Castes Tribes No. Village tial houses Houseless population) in -~------Hectares No. of No. of Houses House holds P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1112/33 Gobindpura(176) 2,791 898 898 5,459 2,963 2,496 939 765 34 Joganand (173) 524 233 233 1,476 794 682 290 253 35 Bibiwala (174) 886 387 387 1,815 1,001 814 294 238 36 Mehna (175) 835 198 198 1,163 615 548 193 167 37 Bhucho Khurd (207) 1,810 564 572 3,624 1,912 1,712 700 624 38 BUrj Kahan Singhwala (206) 437 223 223 1,270 676 594 301 251 39 Bhucho Kalan (201) 3,290 749 749 4,882 2,637 2,245 655 556 40 Lehra Bega (200) 1,168 377 382 2,362 1,308 1,054 326 261 41 Seman (199) 1,104 415 416 2,924 1,559 1,365 565 503 42 Poohli (178) 1,168 371 371 2,399 1,261 1,138 442 382 43 DhiIwan (177) 448 189 190 1,303 671 632 215 205 44 Nathana (179) 2,383 832 834 5,365 2,885 2,480 499 462 45 Ganga (180) 862 232 232 1,685 917 768 337 283 46 Giddar (181) 1,030 248 248 1,632 898 734 236 194 47 Nathpuar (182) 1,032 267 267 1,827 960 8')7 368 313 48 Bajoana (183) 632 204 204 1,450 800 650 311 254 49 KaHan Sakha (185) 2,358 592 592 3,776 1,993 1,783 748 673 50 Kalian MaIka (186) 822 202 202 1,309 685 624 133 113 51 Kalian Sada (187) 524 58 59 335 165 170 50 53 52 Bufaj Dalla (184) 284 32 32 233 123 110 19 17 53 Bhaini (188) 587 321 321 2,147 1,170 977 477 403 54 Mari (191) 653 100 100 692 375 317 127 125 55 Poohla (198) 2,249 672 672 4,362 2,335 2,027 762 626 56 Bath (197) 277 144 144 970 520 450 159 140 57 Lehra Dhulkot (194) 728 302 302 1,849 967 882 404 331 /58 Lehra Sondha (~ 738 169 169 1,197 639 558 190 154 59 Lehra Mohabat (196) 2,670 731 731 4,787 2,567 2,220 885 750 60 Lehra Khana (202) 1,367 234 234 1,579 860 719 264 214 61 Chak Bakhta (203) 890 387 387 2,453 1,277 1,176 436 403 62 Chak Ram Singhwala (204) 761 328 328 2,037 1,085 952 294 276 63 Chak Fateh Singhwala (205) 1,450 379 379 2,529 1,346 1,183 557 486 64 Tungwali (208) 3,206 700 700 5,009 2,667 2,347 725 601 ,. BATRiNDA DrsT;RIC'l' MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-Workers Literates -TotaIM~~--Cultivator~--Agricultuml Ho~;hoW---Other-- Workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry Manu- workers (I_IX) (II) facturing, (III, IV, Processing, V(b)&VI Servicing and [to IX)] Repairs V(a) ------F M F M M F M F M F M F M F M F 16 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 704 302 1,654 61 926 483 21 15 8 230 32 16 584 1,293 1,851 417 5 262 98 242 103 3 72 2 377 677 565 47 389 196 341 100 44 2 122 3 103 436 664 361 4 264 146 133 94 32 2 102 2 254 544 994 34 627 327 418 181 30 2 365 32 24 298 894 1,380 336 14 216 126 131 153 6 4 2 48 6 11 5 329 575 30 943 534 1,532 833 395 II 3 301 18 18 61 1,087 2,154 II 465 190 694 462 137 10 5 90 56 129 558 914 II 369 147 815 488 267 10 4 56 4 27 740 1,327 74 480 285 655 319 5 247 58 88 11 8 126 598 938 3 194 94 398 241 112 5 40 2 6 273 623 42 If171 632 1,538 795 322 8 8 413 32 25 373 1,322 2,065 10 199 100 511 333 135 5 4 39 5 406 758 3 248 77 522 353 131 2 13 25 376 731 11 682 293 126 516 300 3 150 22 2 44 6 174 444 475 213 125 478 244 166 II 57 8 174 314 8 916 I,II6 616 357 1,046 556 303 60 2 127 5 31 659 5 439 283 180 356 245 70 7 34 3 14 180 315 10 55 34 107 77 2 22 5 7 3 6 57 154 2 47 103 37 20 76 57 8 2 9 2 5 6 497 751 348 176 673 355 272 9 37 6 220 257 136 51 194 125 50 6 13 60 181 37 985 1,984 664 480 1,347 717 370 3 16 5 244 28 3 6 8 391 137 83 287 196 67 6 24 15 51 218 15 563 390 217 494 248 3 139 18 2 89 9 66 304 407 2 312 496 158 87 325 180 105 8 32 2 60 30 878 368 1,408 755 5 447 11 10 196 13 27 732 1,132 1,458 6 353 711 269 107 507 309 147 5 11 40 2 9 621 952 533 311 637 336 2 215 13 73 6 19 215 10 518 917 468 275 561 338 116 2 105 9 6 25 8 600 1,018 S06 235 736 297 254 2 36 149 6 10 157 23 1,171 1,269 811 364 1,423 877 8 408 i 2 136 6 68 1,055 VILLAGE PRIMARY BATHINDA TAHSIL Location Name of Village Area of Occupied Total Population (includ Scheduled Scheduled Code (with Hadbast NO.) of Residential ing Institutional & Castes Tribes No. Village Houses Houseless Population) in Hectares No. of No. of Houses House holds P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11/2/65 Dhan Singh Khanna (23) 1,142 234 234 J ,461 784 677 182 139 66 Kot Shamir (57) 4,607 1,048 1,089 7,369 3,846 3,523 1,025 924 67 Gulab Garh Ulf Naiwala (58) 573 180 180 1'220 638 582 180 150 68 Bhagu (59) 1,164 271 271 1,750 959 791 315 274 69 Phus Mandi (60) 404 209 224 1,335 720 (j 15 268 230 70 Jassi Pauwali (61) 1,028 438 438 2,621 1,509 1,112 344 256 71 Kartar Singhwala (62) 564 176 176 1,199 627 572 191 175 72 Gehri Devi Nagar (63) 1,953 482 483 3,084 1,655 1,429 378 295 73 Jodhpur Ramana (64) 1,012 263 263 1.780 936 844 320 291 74 Bir Talab urf Talab Nehar (88) 529 285 285 1,721 895 826 286 245 75 Bathinda (70) Merged in 76 Gill Patti (71) 883 368 368 2,334 1,241 1,093 474 436 77 Sibian (72) 1.374 650 650 3,853 2,064 1.789 755 642 78 Baladewala (73) 708 238 238 1,562 848 714 361 298 79 Behman Dewana (74) 1,749 645 655 4,008 2,115 1,893 812 740 80 Bir Bohman (75) 699 271 271 1,652 901 751 373 291 81 Chugha Khurd (76) 844 262 262 1.535 812 723 219 197 82 Baluana (77) 1,798 506 506 3,296 1,778 1,518 626 473 83 Kalamgarh Sattran (7S) 478 197 198 1,189 643 546 280 229 84 Sardargarh (SO) 989 277 277 ],761 S09 852 377 331 85 Chugha Kalan (79) 1,847 482 489 2,973 1,553 1,420 395 356 86 Ihumba (5) 1,819 502 508 3,051 1,586 1.465 435 438 87 Teona (4) 1,329 405 405 2,664 1,422 1,242 396 340 88 Baho Jattd (3) 374 126 126 732 389 343 85 80 89 Baho Sibian Patti Dharam (1) 183 49 49 349 181 168 22 18 Singh 90 Baho Sibian Patti Basawa (2) 178 47 47 289 157 132 49 41 Singh 91 Mian (66) 403 129 129 703 370 333 176 165 92 Multania (67) 796 174 174 1,077 558 519 235 202 93 Naruana (65) 1,438 417 4]7 2640 1,421 t 1,219 485 413 94 Gurusar Sainewala (92) 988 352 352 1,791 953 838 511 452 95 Mehta (94) 1,204 325 325 2,044 1,083 961 328 258 96 Gehri Buttar (93) 1,223 336 336 2,204 1,170 1,034 321 264 CENSUS ABSTRACT • ... ; ~ .~.' ~ ¥ BA~~,N:Q~ . Drs.T~ICT MAIN WORKERS ------_- Marginal Non-Workers LiterateS Total Main Cultivators Ageicultural Household Other workers Workers (I) . Labour~rs' Industry Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufac (III, IV, turing, V(b) & VI Processing, to IX) Servicing and Repairs [V(a)] M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 254 156 477 264 166 2 45 307 676 998 601 2,141 28 1,283 526 16 68 264 It 45 88 1,660 3,407 313 149 340 2 170 17 153 2 298 580 271 88 548 314 160 2 2 72 7 34 404 754 139 56 420 207 139 6 68 300 615 339 100 897 43 427 225 37 3 242 4 3 612 1,066 175 69 340 315 72 6 47 29 286 542 470 170 975 10 633 206 15 121 10 2 678 1,419 425 241 562 15 254 193 115 15 374 829 245 58 468 21 271 135 19 62 427 805 M.C. Bathinda. 392 159 700 21 339 208 9 17 6 136 5 3 541 1,069 674 308 1,157 78 572 325 5 36 255 42 28 907 1,683 343 147 477 240 150 87 1 8 108 363 605 674 314 1,123 42 499 338 11 58 7 228 24 16 248 976 1,603 283 98 486 257 189 6 34 4 114 411 637 229 94 493 2 321 133 4 35 5 143 314 578 509 226 973 8 545 272 7 3 149 4 10 804 1,500 220 89 353 9 164 99 20 70 9 5 91 285 446 :114 210 557 6 244 243 70 6 52 532 300 314 546 191J 904 7 539 209 41 115 6 29 733 620 680 516 280 926 14 510 3 278 3 13 125 7 660 1.451 420 166 879 5 551 2 249 9 70 2 2 541 1,237 126 36 220 160 4 47 2 11 3 63 169 273 52 18 102 84 14 4 78 167 49 19 95 56 29 10 62 132 115 56 177 107 59 11 21 76 166 256 233 126 295 3 134 109 1 51 2 7 45 256 471 410 182 806 30 449 2 204 8 5 2 148 18 10 605 1,188 220 100 616 12 229 282 3 102 12 3 337 823 359 147 601 2 369 174 58 2 482 959 311 140 665 8 424 179 7 6 56 1 116 50S 910 .BATHINDA'rAHSIL Schedulad Atea of Occupied Total Population (includ Scheduled Location Name of Village' ing Institutional & Castes Tribes Code (With Hadbast No.) village Residontial in Houses Houseless population l'!o. Hectares No.of No. of Houses House holds ------P M F M P M F 7 8 9 10 11 12 2 3 4 5 6 179 1,086 571 515 228 213 11/2/97 Anoopgarh uri Machhana (98) 484 179 263 1,634 862 772 388 325 98 Kot Gure uri Gutuke (100) 965 263 433 2,747 ,1.470 1,277 400 325 99 Phullo Mithi (90) 1,694 433 501 3,046 1,614 1,432 555 469 100 Jai Singhwala (91) 1,838 501 586 3,448 1,854 1,594 367 309 101 Ghudda (89) 1,890 586 21S 1,364 720 644 240 188 102 Nandgarh (88) 667 204 302 1,942 liIl,038 904 242 209 103 Bajak (87) 1,091 289 446 446 2,865 l. 1,525 1,340 414 316 104 Janghi Rana (86) 1,764 323 323 2,145 Ii. 1,139 1,006 248 166 105 Bambiha (85) 1,341 154 154 899 461 438 189 185 106 Raike Khurd uri Chak Dana (84) 387 201 201 1,132 603 529 291 239 107 Bahadargarh Jllndian (82) 641 163 163 1,013 533 480 212 188 108 Lool Bai (81) 467 536 536 3,290 1,809 1,481 601 486 109 Raike Kalan (109) 1,743 319 319 2,332 1,242 1,090 373 296 110 Kaljhatani (104) 1,501 284 284 1,912 1,014 898 365 305 111 Chak Attar Singhwala (103) 936 148 148 925 487 438 269 232 112 Dhunike (102) 607 102 102 700 386 314 100 82 113 Muhlan (101) 437 395 396 2,405 1,308 1,097 391 337 114 ' Jassi Bagwali (11) 1,798 352 352 2,003 1,050 953 590 500 115 Chak Ruldu Singhwala (113) 1,145 195 195 1,180 633 547 178 149 116 Kishan Pura Urf Kuti ClIO) 740 497 497 2,931 1,572 1,359 347 279 117 Bandi (107) 2,136 106 106 738 408 330 81 57 118 Kotali Sabo (105) 616 250 250 1,513 809 704 237 197 119 Faridkot (106) I,Ob4 654 654 4,317 2,276 2,041 704 582 120 Pathrala (108) 2,926 304 304 1,577 862 715 324 250 121 Chak Kharak Singh 1,183 Urf Doomwali (109) 122 Sangat Kalan (99) N.A. 193 193 1,270 670 600 238 205 157 CENSUS ABSTRACT BATHlNOA DlSTRICT MAIN WORKERS ------.------.-- Marginal Non-Workers Literates Total Main Cultivators Ageicultural Household Other workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufac- (III, IV, turing, V(b)& VI Processing, to IX) Servicing and Repairs [V(a)] M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F , 13 14 . 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 200 84 283 2 119 105 2 4 55 9 34 279 479 233 88 479 4 232 203 43 3 2 112 381 656 500 189 873 37 484 4 213 3 40 11 136 19 4 106 593 1,134 337 143 892 2 518 308 5 61 2 27 107 695 1,323 658 348 1,081 63 699 11 132 45 9 241 7 30 357 743 1,174 305 111 427 15 218 136 6 67 14 2 194 291 435 256 89 623 8 393 157 7 4 69 3 188 412 708 305 127 930 4 514 346 2 15 55 2 16 9 579 1,327 215 73 698 500 168 4 26 504 441 501 169 77 196 2 93 60 3 40 2 68 287 197 149 207 83 334 2 155 135 2 42 42 336 227 191 157 85 315 293 180 185 98 105 37 3 4 218 183 538 206 969 15 506 2 325 7 29 109 5 22 242 818 1,224 230 105 688 32 435 16 73 7 20 160 8 86 666 468 392 183 59 598 19 346 210 17 2 4a 4 253 412 626 134 68 278 7 134 140 7 4 11 263 198 168 75 55 203 4 '33 54 2 2 2 '4 18 217 165 93 389 184 789 5 454 247 2 86 5 3 539 516 553 318 206 595 21 200 328 14 3 64 7 9 195 446 737 286 142 364 6 185 110 3 66 5 6 6 263 535 543 203 860 13 532 179 4 22 3 127 5 65 633 647 713 162 68 191 137 49 5 53 202 164 128 182 61 446 2 266 154 25 43 304 320 398 484 167 1,235 6 720 340 2 18 2 157 2 42 629 999 1,406 282 143 506 30 148 136 8 214 28 14 154 342 531 170 65 394 6 179 96 4 115 6 27 276 567 BATHINDA TAHSIL Location 'Name of Town)Wilrd Area of Occupied Total Population (including Scheduled Scheduled Code of Town! Residential Institutional and Houseless Cast<:s Tribes No. Ward in Houses Population) Km' No. of No. of Houses Honse holds ------P M P M P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11/ll Goniana M.C. 3'00 1,340 1,347 8,596 4,601 3,995 749 679 Ward No. 210 210 1,197 660 537 354 344 2 104 104 725 379 346 9 7 3 84 84 534 277 257 58 58 4 112 112 776 413 363 15 17 5 169 169 1,096 571 525 28 23 6 78 78 528 292 236 54 39 7 70 70 533 287 246 6 87 87 593 297 296 9 181 188 1.064 565 499 70 58 10 156 156 977 558 419 2 11 89 89 573 302 271 159 133 11/IlI Bathinda U.A. N.A. 23,990 25,2'" 127,363 70,026 57,337 11,275 9,350 Rathinda M.e. 82'8R 23,285 24,542 12",,453 68,427 56,026 11,086 9.214 Ward No. r 1,051 1,051 4,216 2305 1,910 432 351 2 1,3R8 1,3~a 5,631 3,104 2.527 324 260 3 , 1,419 1479 7,470 4'091 3,379 ~ 1,254 1,046 4 744 744 3,812 2,066 1,746 227 224 5 765 765 4,237 2.246 1,991 204 160 G 526 526 3,00') 1,565 1,444 13 10 / 566 566 3,519 1,938 1,581 549 439 8 435 435 2,693 1,420 1,273 18 17 9 661 661 3,859 2,064 1,795 82 61 10 576 576 3,222 1,711 1,511 14 9 1; 526 526 2,860 1,539 1,321 3 6 !~ 521 522 3,069 1,640 1, 129 139 13.1 I 159 . MAIN WOR'KERS Lfterates Marginal Non-Workers Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural . House-hold . Other Workers (l) Labourers fndustry Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufac- (III) IV. turing, V(b) &, VI Processing, lO IX) Servicing and Repairs [V(a)] M F M P M P M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2,929 1,881 2,456 153 37 1 68 7 2 2,349 145 1 5 2,144 3,837 264 86 379 7 2 22 355 7 281 530 276 195 183 5 2 181 5 19~ 341 J92 131 137 J9 9 16 4 112 15 140 L_38 262 215 226 28 8 217 28 187 331 390 263 277 20 2 16 259 20 294 505 203 120 147 15 14 3 133 12 l45 221 ; 231 165 158 3 157 " 128 241 266 181 154 8 ' 4 150 143 288 352 241 292 29 4 19 273 470 339 194 348 11 I) 210 408 1:54 5 147 263 41,137 2~,811 37,187 3,257 i,la6 Gf( ::HA36 3.040 1.49 334 32,690 53,746 40,172 24,172 36,328 3,154 1,185 19 688 ~~ 33,672 Z,939 145 161 31,954 52,710 .1,27X 757 1,39"; 70 300 1,048 909 1,840 2,36!( J ,330 1,770 113 56 11 [0 l,b9} 1[:, 1,3:t1. 2,409 1,882 1,005 2,211 260 ~6 151 j! j ,857 3,108 1,289 874 1,135 178 27 30 J,C75 Ii. :i26 1,565 ,n 1,560 1,087 1,189 105 17 :1,159 100 ',044 1,867 1,243 77i1 5R 2 J 3 58 785 1,384 1,165 725 1,002 965 3R 928 1,542 1,071 663 70J 36 .') 696 36 719 1,236 1,431 1,034 1,055 43 12 3 35 1,005 43 2 1,009 1,750 1,174 876 890 59 31 13 7 839 58 6 820 1,446 1,190 839 805 34 12 16 777 34 733 1,286 1,194 7!}2 834 ,., 2 17 789 37 2 80S 1,390 160 BATHINDA TAHSIL URBAN PRIMARY Location Name of Town/Ward Area of Occupied Total Population (includ- Scheduled Scheduled code Town! Residential ing Jnstltuional and Castes Tribes No. Ward Houses Houseless Population) in Km.· No.of No. of Houses Households __ .. _- P M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 HIm Batbinda M.C.~Concld. Ward N.J. 13 553 553 3,295 1,702 1.593 5 4 14 605 605 3,578 1,885 1,693 657 562 15 645 646 3951 2,127 1,824 887 783 16 590 590 3,619 1,895 1'724 723 676 17 621 621 3,665 1964 1,701 166 170 18 648 648 3,615 1,883 1,732 180 155 19 903 903 4,982 2,702 2,280 486 453 20 635 635 3,452 1,845 1,607 248 205 21 1,665 1,665 8,165 4,464 3,701 160 117 22 1,187 1,194 6204 3,852 2,352 5,94 391 23 1,583 1,590 7,793 ,.4,842 2,951 1,321 1,123 24 773 773 4,018 2,213 1,805 384 317 25 953 953 4,468 2,505 1,963 514 434 26 803 803 4,150 2,259 1,891 440 357 27 1,9.3 3,124 11,901 6,599 5,302 1,012 7S1 Model Town (O.G.) 705 705 2,910 1,599 1,311 189 136 Bathinda lI/IV BbuchoM.C. 2·20 1,229 1,254 7,820 4,220 3,600 1,124 952 Ward No. 157 157 1,000 545 455 22 12 2 94 94 612 337 275 8 2 3 102 123 795 459 336 152 116 4 127 127 663 345 318 142 137 5 123 123 664 361 303 155 129 6 74 74 551 279 272 7 3 7 84 84 670 352 318 8 120 124 712 401 311 184 142 9 98 98 589 308 281 209 198 10 146 146 895 500 395 239 208 n 104 104 669 333 336 5 5 161 CENSUS ABSTRACT BATHINDA DiSl'R1CT MAIN WORKERS Literates Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Marginal Non-Workers Workers (I) LabouJQrs Iudustry Workers Workers (I_IX) (II) Manufac III, IV, turing, (V(b)&VI Processing, to IX) Servicing and Repairs [V(a») M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1,131 831 838 37 25 4 17 5 792 32 3 864 1,5'3 1,023 625 1,000 120 46 25 42 887 119 885 1,573 1,084 535 1,035. 94 9 11 32 23 983 71 2 3 1,090 1,727 881 487 864 36 29 10 2 24 7 801 27 4 1,031 1,684 1,239 737 967 68 17 10 17 3 923 65 1 3 996 1,630 1,232 809 944 74 9 55 5 875 73 939 1,658 1,622 1,039 1,301 120 32 1 2 29 2 1,238 117 1,401 2,160 719 963 109 82 48 2 12 821 106 2 882 1,496 3,254 2,126 2,190 263 93 2 7 63 3 2,027 258 24 2,250 3,437 2,117 1,044 2,003 123 45 4 43 21 1,894 117 • 1,848 2,229 2,156 470 3,103 ~1 37 49 28 14 2,~9 37 6 24 1,733 2,876 1,204 575 1,1 S4 51 111 44 7 3 992 46 3 1,059 1,751 1,699 874 1,285 34 28 3 12 1,242 34 20 4 1,200 1,925 1,353 749 1,123 60 25 20 26 1,052 58 1,136 1,830 2,280 1.626 3,791 883 24 92 18 3 3,657 880 25 61 2,783 4,358 965 637 859 103 21 65 2 9 764 101 4 172 736 1,036 2,299 1,424 2,191 177 115 237 3 19 15 1,820 159 26 83 2,003 3,340 323 190 290 19 41 2 4 243 18 3 16 252 420 239 184 193 17 4 lR9 17 4 143 2S4; 201 130 226 17 7 67 2 1 151 14 233 319 159 67 167 11 16 70 81 11 178 307 171 79 182 11 22 25 135 10 179 292 218 179 133 3 2 131 3 146 269 274 198 179 6 2 177 6 173 312 187 77 214 40 2 8 2 7 202 33 15 32 172 239 115 55 146 13 1 17 6 122 12 162 268 149 47 294 25 14 47 6 4 227 21 7 31 199 339 263 218 167 IS 4 1 162 14 166 321 LocaOon Name of Town/ward Area of Occupied Total Population (including Scheduled Scheduled Codo Town/ '. Resideh(ia\ Institutional and Castes Tribes No. Warg', . Houses . Houselcss Populal ion) 2 in Klu , No, of No. of H6us{s House '-." holds _----.------....._------_ P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 U/V Kot Fatta ,M.C. ' 0·39 828 831 4,973 2,666 2,307 868 70S Ward No. 84 84 554 296 258 26 24 2 92 92 492 273 219 23 15 3 89 89 498 282 216 106 70 4 91 91 516 274 242 206 175 5 118 121 620 332 288 310 261 6 92 92 550 294 256 193 157 7 70 70 482 252 2.10 8 97 97 631 330 301 4 3 9 95 95 630 333 297 ll/VI Saligllt M.C. 1·24 488 488 2,859 1,518 1,341 286 260 Ward No. 76 76 367 204 163 10 6 2 48 48 287 142 145 7 4 55 55 301 177 124 7 8 4 54 54 304 157 147 1 4 5 63 63 351 l ~ 47 47 289 137 152 9 37 37 2.86 158 128 43 38 163 CENSUS ABSTRACT BATHINDA DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Literates ~ Marginal Non·Wolkers ------Workers Total Main Cultivators Agrioultural Household Other Workers (I) Laboulers lnduustry Workers (I-IX) (II) Manutac. (III, IV, turing, V (b) & VI Processing, to IX) Servicing and Repairs V (a) ------_...... M F M F M F M F M F M F -----M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1,014 546 1,400 25 560 418 3 42 380 22 1 78 1,265 2,204 172 115 147 3 40 3 103 23 149 255 182 87 135 11 6 12 5 112 11 138 208 91 43 130 60 44 26 152 216 68 22 135 39 54 15 27 139 241 74 44 191 5 12 131 21 27 4 78 141 205 81 37 162 63 83 16 132 255 130 85 142 3 95 23 2 24 110 227 78 32 169 132 16 21 160 300 138 81 189 113 52 24 144 297 809 488 875 31 245 147 5 18 8 465 18 1 98 642 1,211 158 85 121 5 .. 115 83 163 102 76 85 7 2 11 5 72 2 57 138 124 66 100 3 5 94 2 77 121 134 81 88 7 2 86 7 69 140 100 69 98 4 10 24 2 62 4 93 156 33 18 142 7 43 97 5 2 2 98 71 97 53 29 71 50 8 13 67 120 43 35 82 72 10 55 152 62 29 88 3 60 17 11 3 70 125 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT TALWANDI SABO TAHSIL 166 VILLAGE PRIMARY TALWANDI SABO TAHSIL Location Name of Tahsil/ Area of Occupied Total population (includ Scheduled Scheduled Code Village (with Tahsil Residential ing Institutional and Castes Tribes No. Hadbast NO.) in Sq. Houses Houseless Population) Kms. and of ----__ Village No. of No. of in Hec HOuses House tares holds ------P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11/3 Talwandi Saba Tahsil 934.9 i 22,600 2Z,670 14'8,638 79,751 68,887 22,180 19,057 Amarpura UrC Gurthuri (112) 596 187 187 1346 714 632 123 111 2 Pakka Kalan (114) 3,149 987 989 6,292 3,371 2,921 895 729 3 Jodhpur Bagga Singh Urf 817 209 209 1,597 839 758 315 256 Phalran (116) 04 Sekhu (117) 1,919 542 542 3,415 1,822 1,593 469 406 5 Chakhira Singhwala Urf 869 240 240 1,444 800 644 255 206 Pakka Khurd (115) 6 Sukhladhi (39) 800 300 300 I,S86 1,005 881 294 243 7 Bagha (119) 1,157 342 342 2,158 1,153 1,005 313 260 8 Tarkhanwala (lIS) 1,220 226 226 1,422 751 671 147 114 9 F:am Sara (122) 576 237 237 1,526 829 697 287 234 10 Kamalu (120) 600 209 209 1,433 749 684 253 220 11 Bangi Nihal Singh (3S) 1,476 421 421 2,475 1,311 1,164 650 593 12 Bangi Ruldu (37) 1,609 461 461 3,146 1,659 1,487 546 510 13 Kot Bakhtu (44) 1,743 445 4~5 3,311 1,750 1,561 509 441 14 Manwala Urf Kishangarh (43) 675 226 226 1,433 750 683 238 213 15 Bangi Dip Singh (41) 601 240 240 1,468 774 694 374 345 16 Bangi Rughu (40) 565 185 185 1,115 589 526 174 144 17 Malwala (42) 780 314 314 1,820 963 857 398 345 18 Bhagwangarh,UrfBh\!kan- 1,395 290 290 1,807 982 825 282 234 waIi (26)/ 19 Dunewala (97) 487 146 146 986 523 463 62 65 20 Shergarh (95) 895 206 206 1,182 655 527 239 210 21 Kalebandar (56) 1,732 441 441 2,965 1,596 1,369 389 327 22 Jeon Singhwala (55) 1,463 391 402 2,499 1,330 1,169 459 413 23 Chathewala (54) 1,123 308 308 2,023 1,066 957 177 166 24 Kot Bhara (53) 989 309 309 1,887 1,001 886 312 269 25 Ramgarh Bhunder (51) 606 199 199 1,247 674 573 227 194 26 Banger Mohabat Singh (49) 337 114 114 680 363 317 114 113 27 Banger Chart Singh (48) 442 124 124 933 485 448 140 120 28 Burj Sema (50) 561 203 207 1,295 704 591 217 201 29 Jodhpur Pakhar (27) 1,966 473 483 2,985 1,585 1,400 525 431 30 Bhai Bakhtor (24) 811 252 252 1,643 884 759 251 237 31 Ghaso Khana (22) 313 67 67 473 262 211 51 32 32 Rai Khana (21) 1,178 223 223 1,369 749 620 129 110 33 Manak Khana (20) 263 56 56 362 200 164 14 15 167 CENSUS ABSTRACT BATHlNDA DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Literates Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Marginal Non-Workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry Workers Workers (I-IX) (In Manufac (III, TV, turing, . V(b),& VI Processing, to IX) Servicing and repairs V(a) M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 21,807 8,351 43,942 1,093 26,898 39 11,456 670 792 72 4,796 312 845 6,163 34,964 61,631 204 71 422 295 70 11 46 20 370 272 261 1,028 483 1.853 87 1,098 3 467 48 56 11 232 25 12 343 1,506 2,491 298 122 458 11 258 166 11 7 27 74 381 673 576 269 920 20 577 205 14 29 3 109 3 38 114 864 1459 229 68 359 2 196 124 5 34 2 24 227 417 415 273 133 569 14 339 189 11 10 31 3 435 867 366 179 620 5 319 220 14 67 5 29 151 504 849 198 78 431 9 280 102 4 5 2 44 3 2 25 318 637 266 80 496 45 306 1I9 44 2 69 15 241 318 411 146 29 421 15 249 102 11 6 59 9 29 251 299 418 374 176 697 46 341 10 268 29 8 80 7 27 214 587 904 463 259 829 4 474 245 11 2 99 2 10 96 820 1,387 411 160 971 2 626 230 38 77 18 70 761 1,489 242 94 431 20 256 122 19 5 48 5 319 658 224 89 491 286 154 4 47 283 693 192 115 339 4 189 134 2 3 2 13 250 522 200 71 562 5 279 236 5 3 44 3 110 398 742 354 168 553 14 340 127 3 4 3 82 8 6 25 423 786 151 58 285 201 44 13 27 238 462 222 78 363 5 199 91 2 72 2 5 34 287 488 352 112 860 2 513 203 17 127 2 3 160 733 1,207 333 143 750 39 345 193 8 8 4 204 26 6 170 574 960 213 76 645 3 443 154 47 3 13 86 408 868 387 186 617 31 387 154 18 6 70 13 384 855 200 70 374 204 88 22 60 21 300 552 105 44 190 112 58 5 15 38 173 279 174 89 242 5 117 82 2 21 22 2 12 243 431 154 43 423 20 260 117 18 45 5 15 276 556 423 186 890 5 537 2 241 24 88 2 5 7 690 1,388 320 131 475 3 299 81 35 60 3 409 756 70 14 153 101 25 27 109 211 210 72 462 329 93 40 11 51 276 568 62 35 113 101 4 3 5 87 162 168 VILLAGE PRIMARY TALWANDI SABO TAHSIL Location Name of Village Area of Occupied Total Populatioq (includ Scheduled Scheduled Code . (with Hadbast No.) Village Residontial ing Institutional and Castes Tribes No, in Hec Houses llouseless POPlIlation) tares No. of No. of Houses Hous.,. hold~ ------_ ------P M F M F M F 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11/3/34 Kishan Garh Urf Chinarthal (19) 872 255 255 1,656 890 766 236 202 35 Gehri Bara Singh (18) 691 203 206 1,268 683 585 279 254 36 Maisar Khana (17) 2,002 460 460 3,043 1,620 1,423 277 270 37 Jatri (25) 384 125 125 852 458 394 133 118 38 Mari (26) 249 95 95 683 357 326 121 109 39 Maur Char hat Singh (15) 907 284 284 1,785 943 842 390 331 40 Ram Nagar Urf Kasai Wara (16) 1,768 381 381 2,688 1,412 1.276 552 530 41 Thamangarh (65) 527 106 106 681 371 310 102 88 42 KutiwaI Kalan (66) 783 196 196 1,361 714 647 169 146 43 Kutiwal Khurd (67) 567 181 182 1,216 673 543 113 79 44 Kotli Khurd (86) 1,188 283 283 1,995 1,076 919 251 230 45 Kamalu (87) 537 208 208 1,354 738 616 294 243 46 Sawaitch (88) 598 157 157 1,102 598 504 56 31 47 Rajgarh Kuba (11) 1,388 539 539 3,320 1,747 1,573 489 437 48 Sandoha (12) 1,641 407 407 2,848 1,526 1,322 280 260 49 Burj (14) 731 219 219 1,398 761 637 336 264 50 Mansa Kalar. (13) 910 332 333 2,302 1,231 1,071 200 237 51 Lelewala (211) 1,270 405 405 2,857 1589 .1,268 352 289 52 Natt (47) 493 127 129 916 486 430 11'1 102 53 Bhagi Bander (46) 2,528 687 705 4,653 2,574 2,079 725 576 54 Mahi Nangal (45) 1,081 200 200 1,861 1,022 839 163 131 55 I.eh·ana (36) 1,131 404 404 2,533 1,376 1,157 466 390 56 Jajjal (35) 838 294 294 2,066 1,105 961 278 211 57 Malkana (175) 2,448 467 477 3,054 1,634 1,420 427 367 58 Phulo Khari (124) 1,192 174 175 1,169 627 542 97 98 59 Kanakwal UrfRattangarh (123) 1,189 198 198 1,398 726 672 210 184 60 Giana (126) 1,R75 447 447 2,97U 1,579 1,391 538 479 61 0at.vali (127) 701 199 199 1,2R2 700 582 183 159 62 Jogewala (128) 431 109 109 784 41~ 366 31 26 63 Tarangali (129) 303 73 73 450 249 201 79 59 64 T('c'na Pujarian (130) 1,178 222 222 1,352 724 628 142 106 p5 llchman Jass M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 245 93 454 7 249 120 2 19 2 66 3 4 82 432 677 252 110 380 8 158 129 12 81 8 38 303 539 560 254 874 14 564 183 11 26 101 3 2 744 1,408 189 55 292 192 72 27 166 393 71 26 203 47 139 38 47 25 154 279 303 132 564 102 306 166 100 5 87 2 379 740 336 164 752 4 404 272 11 65 4 660 1,272 112 35 197 130 49 2 16 174 310 211 72 389 3 245 96 7 41 3 325 644 190 56 361 252 91 17 312 542 193 65 600 414 128 57 12 525 464 393 193 65 419 230 168 21 14 259 305 357 224 78 295 11 216 25 13 41 10 68 303 425 688 325 940 S 527 243 22 148 4 25 85 782 1,483 311 99 828 2 612 158 4 S4 2 84 697 1,236 187 83 412 12 203 i60 7 6 3 43 2 11 54 338 571 234 71 577 2S 379 90 6 8 102 17 76 116 :')78 930 399 97 794 69 518 211 56 8 57 13 18 40 777 1,159 138 86 251 5 153 52 45 5 13 85 222 340 503 191 1,419 56 864 366 15 50 139 41 IS 120 1,137 1,903 172 94 572 374 143 1.1 44 99 450 739 395 102 782 6 441 2 243 4 9 89 5 30 589 1,121 345 151 572 4 413 103 2 3 53 2 42 85 491 872 318 102 916 8 586 3 223 1 2 105 4 15 455 703 957 243 77 346 8 227 80 5 5 34 6 44 275 490 289 122 423 16 226 101 2 7 89 13 78 292 225 364 371 97 953 24 588 266 18 19 3 80 2 3 623 1,367 171 70 332 5 231 60 4 3 38 98 140 270 437 162 34 240 31 171 56 31 6 (1 2 172 333 101 31 134 82 43 9 115 201 229 119 371 5 260 66 3 44 2 6 353 617 166 28 450 8 297 90 3 2 60 6 2 279 603 170 VILLAGE PRIMARY TALW ANDI SABO TAHSIL Location Name of Village Area of Occupied Total Population (includ Scheduled Scheduled Code (with Hadbast NJ.) ,:,iIIage Residential ing Institutional and Castes Tribes No. In Houses Housclcss Porulation) Hectares ----- No. of No. of Houses House. holds ------P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11/3/66 Sang<1t-Khurd (131) 394 171 171 1,144 (i22 522 209 175 67 Talwandi Sabu (34) 4,422 36 36 170 102 68 64 42 68 Gurusar Juga (32) 558 154 154 968 506 462 192 176 69 Fat::bgarh Nouabad (33) 57; 178 178 1,201 625 )76 224 200 70 Shekhpura (22) \,965 553 553 3,437 1,869 1,568 5S6 458 71 Gandhianwali urf Bhagwanpura (30) SOli 97 97 602 333 269 124 96 72 RaUl Tirath Juga (32) 2,9% 646 646 4,578 2,435 2,143 516 495 73 Behrnan Koer Singh (34) 1,156 246 246 1,489 797 692 306 275 74 Singo (138) 1,419 344 344 2,287 1,278 1,009 214 161 75 Nanght 04\i) 1,215 262 264 1,672 905 767 296 245 76 Lahri (139) 1.271 278 279 1,829 1,004 825 309 239 77 Menuana (137) 378 50 50 344 186 158 33 35 78 Miuiall 84 Kalalwala (145) 988 285 285 1,934 1,064 ~70 225 173 85 f<'ateh Balli (146) 483 76 76 4811 21)5 223 61 53 171 BATHlNDA DISTRICT MA.I,:N WORKERS ~---~...... ,~------. Marginal Non-Workers Total MaiD Agricultural Household Other Workors Workors . Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) (11) Manufactur (III, IV, ing, V(b) & VI Processing, to IX) SOfvicioi and Repairs V(a) ------...... ----~- ----..._- ----~ -_-_------..------~ M II M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 U Hi 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 21 28 178 s.s. 311 187 98 10 26 301 522 11 54 7 13 30 5 11 2 48 61 127 21 Z12 2 133 110 2 3 26 234 460 198 63 lS2 \0 20S 2 100 2 46 8 103 265 46~ S02 2.03 'M9 14 615 189 '] 5 114 7 50 90 870 1,464 151l 19-5 6 91 5 64 39 137 262 491 298 1,397 X~ 949 310 8 34 2 104 2 3 115 1,035 2,015 147 36 482 288 176 3 15 13 41 302 651 307 84 614 12 425 108 10 131 II 10 57 594 940 184 20 43' ;9 224 3 154 53 13 44 2 17 83 453 625 249 54 S1~ 3~ 188 10 41 7 33 422 791 56 l4 \07 li2 18 2 5 79 158 179 B 30Z 2S5 2£ 19 213 461 117 3-R 248 3- 131 94 6 3 11 202 424 209 83 449 332 92 18 27 360 691 234 48 4A2 6 271 2 127 11 33 4 3 449 780 82 24 245 IS4 S5 5 31 129 325 160 S3 2(17 167 80 19 205 407 212 69 637 52 393 202 51 7 ~5 7 426 8ll 8S 25 163 lOa 36 18 10 101 213 172 TALWANDl SABO TAHSIL Location Name at Town/Ward Area or Occupied Total Population (includ Scheduled SchedUled Codo Towill Residential iog Institutional and CastCls Tribos No. Ward in HouSllS Houseless Population) Km' No. 01 No. of Housel Houso holds P M P M F M F 2 4 5 6 1 8 9 to 11 12 II/VII Raman M. C. 2.537 Z,537 14,318 7,674 6,644 z,on 1,771 Ward No. I 206 206 1,310 7ill 6H! 575 509 2 194 194 l,lIS 598 517 6 5 3 182 182 1.221 671 550 416 368 4 141 141 1.058 545 513 2 5 169 169 912 468 444 40 44 f5 203 203 1,205 619 586 90 90 7 251 m !,210 7Cl 509 212 lSI S 145 145 936 523 413 5) 150 150 1,015 509 S05 8 lO 295 295 855 4~8 417 11 203 203 1,131 627 504 305 267 12 210 210 1,218 694 584 69 47 13 IgS lS8 1,()€l 571 491 292 249 u/vrn Tall1'sndi Sallo ~.A.C. 2.75 1,~5 1,695 10,454 5,618 4,836 Z,lOS 1,831 Word No. I 1,695 1,695 10,454 5,618 4,836 2.108 1,831 lI/IX M8pr Mandi ]\.LC 4 ·80 j Z,907 2,007 18,853 9.966 8,887 2.721 2,450 Ward ND. 266 266 1,846 965 8&1 4&6 477 2 ]70 170 1,139 618 521 56 56 3 195 19S I ,370 74& 622 11)5 98 4 281 281 1,717 903 814 124 lZ6 5 257 257 1,628 862 766 33 11 6 134 134 989 515 474 7 181 181 1,ISO '6()4 546 12 5 8 166 166 1.244 625 619 47 4S 9 323 323 1,873 1,000 873 476 402 10 252 262 1,643 !Wi7 776 457 401 11 254 254 1,572 1148 724 367 333 12 209 209 1,453 7(1) 684 422 367 13 20(} 1,229 642 587 136 129 173 CENSUS ABST,RACT BATHINDA DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-Workers Literates Household Other Worke,s Total Main Cultivators Agricultural industry Workers Workers (I) Labourers Manufac (III. IV, (I~IX) (II) turing, V(b) and Processing, VI to IX) Servicing and Repairs Wa) M P M P M P M P M F M P M P M P 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 3,951 2,325 4,098 224 530 327 9 141 5 3.100 210 38 114 3,538 6,306 262 57 344 10 2 23 318 10 3 6 363 594 402 263 303 17 13 2 3 285 16 2 4 293 496 189 68 349 26 11 93 30 215 26 16 10 306 514 415 340 271 5 3 13 255 5 274 508 313 249 238 17 14 23 201 17 230 427 367 218 345 8 46 24 6 269 [I 274 578 265 109 435 9 40 58 15 322 9 266 500 393 224 289 5 II 278 5 234 408 380 295 249 10 5 7 2 236 8 16 5 244 491 362 255 249 8 It 23S 8 189 409 255 105 355 91 20 4 8 2 323 88 2 272 411 230 88 358 9 242 68 7 12 36 2 336 575 118 54 313 9 117 71 124 8 87 257 395 1,404 757 2,988 66 964 2 1,063 30 63 1 898 33 39 161 2,591 4,609 1,404 757 2,988 66 964 2 1,063 30 63 898 33 39 161 2,591 4,609 4,461 2,737 5,321 261 1,364 5 684 149 7 3,124 249 7 3 4,638 8,623 327 216 508 3 177 217 2 112 3 457 878 223 86 376 3 265 48 63 2 2 242 516 129 41 455 4 344 73 2 36 3 293 618 339 192 481 15 50 68 363 15 422 799 585 414 424 13 9 2 34 379 13 438 752 395 293 246 10 2 6 237 10 269 464 454 302 341 15 3 24 313 14 263 531 454 370 297 26 2 295 26 328 593 419 278 547 73 3 5 48 3 491 70 453 800 352 183 409 48 5 15 6 383 48 7 451 728 255 83 470 40 218 3 35 19 2 198 35 378 684 209 97 403 2 142 170 4 87 2 366 681 320 182 346 9 145 48 4 167 8 278 578 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT MANSA TAHSIL 176 VILLAGE PRIMARY MANSA TAHSIL Location Name of Tahsil(village Area of Occupied Total Population (inc lud- Scheduled Castes Scheduled Code (with Hlidbast No.) Tahsil in Residential ing Institutiomal and Tribes No. Sq. Kms. Houses HouselQss Population) .\ of village --- in No. of No. of Hectares Houses House- holds _.._..__-- M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11/4 Mansa Tab9il 2,163-1 65,573 65,723 412,857 226,757 196,100 63,999 55,439 1 Aklia (6) 2,662 797 797 5,533 2,935 2,598 766 662 2 Joga (8) 3,584 1,029 1,047 7,029 3,711 3,318 810 748 3 Makha Chohlan (9) 537 126 126 891 490 401 117 82 4 Aoupgarh (10) 542 113 113 701 378 323 48 38 5 Ali Sher Kalan (12) 501 130 130 872 492 380 87 73 6 Ali Sher Khurd (11) 501 174 174 1,077 576 501 192 169 7 Atla Kalan (17) 983 315 315 2,029 1,099 930 256 185 8 Bhopal (16) 1,271 387 387 2,675 1,422 1,253 475 403 9 Raila (7) 2,870 810 810 5,226 2,815 2,411 543 421 10 Tamkot (58) 905 302 302 2,089 1,113 976 278 243 11 Burj Hari(6l) 1,336 300 300 2,626 1,438 1,188 427 337 12 Ubha (62) 1,993 597 597 3,662 1,952 1,710 782 632 13 Bud Jhabran (5) 391 129 129 746 400 346 135 106 14 Rar (4) 799 284 284 1,785 974 811 243 183 15 Burj Dhilwan (63) 955 423 424 2,811 1,504 1,307 357 297 16 Kharak Singhwala (64) 653 233 233 1,541 824 717 267 262 17 Burj Rathi (60) 924 270 270 1,947 1,064 883 199 163 18 Bhai Desa (71) 653 136 137 840 437 403 163 135 19 Sukha SinghwaIa (70) 185 61 61 374 191 183 40 35 20 Ghuman Kalan (68) 1,520 547 553 3,634 1,931 1,703 446 413 21 Ghuman Khurd (69) 614 101 101 158 388 370 22 Kallio (10) 903 224 224 1,334 725 609 209 186 23 Kotli Kalan (9) 1.807 451 457 2,904 1,556 1,348 339 301 24 Bhaini Bagha (59) 2,280 619 619 3,980 2,184 1,796 436 377 25 ThuthiaDwali (57) 919 335 335 2,190 1,136 1,054 310 278 26 Ma1akpur (56) 1,115 258 258 1,625 858 767 123 106 27 Mansa Khurd (55) 979 112 112 690 341 349 87 82 28 Khiala Khurd (53) 425 86 86 573 295 278 29 Khiala Kalan (52) 1,807 708 708 4,506 2,415 2,091 716 644 30 Dalal SinghwaJa (51) 936 323 323 2,102 1,103 999 349 343 31 Moola Singhwala (49) 520 94 94 626 329 297 152 133 32 Kotra (50) 745 308 308 2,085 1,095 990 198 187 33 Bhikhi (10) 2,793 1,514 1,522 8,993 4.771 4.222 1,425 1.284 CENSUS ABsnACT BATHINDA i>ISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Literates ------___,__------Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural House-hold Other workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufacturing, (III,IV, Processing, V (b) & Servicing VI to IX) and Repair V(a) ------_ ----- M F M P M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 S9,S16 25,469 130,454 2,255 76,132 235 33,680 1,036 2,755 159 17,887 825 2,291 21,066 94,012 172,779 582 291 1,777 2 1,096 500 22 159 2 16 1,142 2,596 1,065 621 2,080 52 1,113 578 2 51 10 338 40 30 79 1,601 3,187 178 67 285 175 73 12 25 3 202 401 96 44 217 2 172 28 3 14 3 158 320 113 21 320 230 64 5 21 172 380 132 48 366 3 197 120 14 35 3 210 498 232 99 641 16 AOI 79 7 32 4 129 5 4 '458 910 319 121 853 6 530 143 85 95 4 3 569 1,244 810 419 1,617 22 1,007 6 377 3 31 202 13 5 2 1,193 2,387 293 189 689 2 469 168 4 48 2 2 149 422 825 327 172 893 557 273 9 54 544 1,187 426 211 t),023 8 583 288 3 26 2 126 2 57 61 872 1,641 104 48 261 165 70 26 15 71 124 274 258 138 523 2 310 119 18 76 2 97 511 354 298 322 80 824 3 534 167 28 95 3 27 70 653 1,234 229 87 494 306 156 2 30 144 330 572 350 112 564 381 107 15 61 1 12 500 870 170 74 242 134 73 2 2 33 2 25 120 170 278 67 30 82 59 15 8 109 182 546 230 ~),174 6 817 228 1 3 126 5 1 4 756 1,693 118 48 234 206 28 154 370 228 85 414 257 95 3 59 310 609 283 130 862 23 521 179 20 14 1 148 2 6 7 688 1,318 530 250 J,193 98 748 257 84 15 173 13 102 364 889 1,334 279 111 619 9 307 195 22 2 95 5 5 5 512 1,040 260 149 460 5 329 45 14 72 5 398 762 187 150 196 5 124 2 59 2 13 40 144 304 125 86 173 3 158 15 3 121 274 530 226 1,357 11 725 383 30 219 11 2 1.056 2,079 283 135 628 2 354 216 11 47 203 475 794 III 70 180 3 97 64 9 2 10 16 66 133 228 245 107 652 4 436 132 13 71 3 443 986 1.654 922 2,691 67 824 2 464 7 209 2 1,194 56 2080 4,154 MANSA TAHSIL Location Name of Village Area of Occup~d ToW Population (includ. Scheduled Scheduled Code (with Hadbast No.) village Residential ing lostttutional an4 ('utes TQIw No. in Houses HouseleSll Population) Hectares ---- No. of No. of Houses House holds ~------~---- P M F M F ---- M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11/4/34 Samaon (19) 1,238 516 580 3,548 1,946 1,602 425 356 35 Atla Khurd (18) 606 216 216 1,329 734 595 236 220 36 Matti (15) 1,367 485 48!5 3,MS 1,700 1,345 425 355 37 Maujo Kalan (13) 91 39 39 264 145 119 35 33 38 Maujo Khurd (14) 505 160 160 1,120 607 513 149 141 39 Khiwa Dialuwala (23) 376 177 177 1,201 680 521 115 85 40 Gurthali (22) 783 206 206 1,368 731 637 164 154 41 Khiwa Kalan (21) 1,143 402 402 2,582 1,423 1,159 330 272 42 Khiwa Khurd (24) 954 301 301 1,787 987 800 330 245 43 Heron Kalan (25) 1,495 535 536 3,522 1,936 1,586 437 336 44 Hamirgarh Urf Dhaipai (26) 1,185 311 311 1,938 1,046 892 300 292 45 Bir Khurd (27) 771 202 202 1,204 640 564 234 212 46 Jassarwala (28) 170 63 63 422 232 190 34 23 47 Mohar Singhwala (29) 602 249 249 1,494 773 721 262 231 48 Dhalewan (30) 1,426 402 403 2,753 1,465 1,288 395 347 49 Hodla Kalan (31) 910 329 329 1,987 985 1,002 436 418 so Heron Khurd (33) 649 315 315 2,175 1,187 9R8 390 333 51 Khiwamihan Singh Urf 245 56 57 404 212 192 21 12 Samiondgarh (37) 52 l Guradhi (32) 1,033 355 355 2,334 1,238 1,096 315 259 53 Kanakwala Chahlan(34) 577 223 223 1,556 803 753 215 184 54 Alampur Bodla (35) 499 139 139 793 410 383 106 112 55 Bhadra (36) no 280 280 1,733 922 811 294 257 56 Biroke Kalan(38) 1,581 411 411 2,606 1,403 1,203 390 333 57 Budhpura (39) 221 Un. 58 Borawal (40) 1,155 445 445 2,821 1,5~ 1,317 382 340 59 Jitgarh Urf Biroke Khurd (41) 5fi9 152 152 1,038 558 480 130 112 60 Gutney Kalan (42) 908 387 387 2,610 1,422 1,188 464 408 61 Gurney Khurd (43) 476 150 150 1,029 544 485 188 186 62 Hassanpur (44) 395 160 160 971 500 471 232 249 63 Khillan (45) 441 181 181 1,103 620 483 144 108 64 Palre Bhaike (46) 1.641 518 518 3,339 1,768 1,571 554 451 65 Kishangarh Urf Pharwahi (48) 1,190 443 449 2,798 1,523 1,275 590 453 66 Bapiana (41) 828 291 291 1,868 1,011 857 269 243 179 BATHINDA DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Literates Oth-:r Marginal Non Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Workers Workers Workers Workers (I) Labourers IndustrY (III) IV (I-IX) tIl) Manufac Vlb) & VI tUring, to IX) Processing, SerVicing, & Repilirs V(a) --'__"-----'""-_ "'"--_-_.--... - ---.------~-~------.. ------.--- -,...... _ .. _... - ...... -- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 569 273 1,108 19 623 132 48 9 305 10 5 80 833 • 1 503 222 77 432 22 237 86 20 14 95 2 39 300 534 407 174 949 5 )54 251 21 123 4 44 245 707 1,095 38 14 93 58 28 2 5 3 37 49 82 130 45 363 9 252 84 8 7 19 2 244 504 110 38 387 4 270 74 2 42 2 31 262 517 174 77 385 235 91 58 18 328 635 318 118 790 465 220 18 87 9 299 624 860 264 136 554 5 277 204 22 51 4 6 33 427 762 338 114 1,095 6 707 278 36 2 74 3 22 36 819 1,544 240 129 632 10 340 148 14 4 130 6 6 181 408 701 161 79 335 6 172 135 2 2 26 4 1 305 557 66 34 148 105 36 7 84 190 159 75 520 3 247 219 6 48 29 252 689 372 178 887 6 482 225 8 172 5 578 1,282 353 269 569 13 293 4 200 4 12 64 5 416 989 198 79 730 3 445 240 15 2 30 28 604 429 381 90 36 137 126 3 8 75 192 250 80 777 to 523 172 27 3 55 5 5 16 456 1,070 165 90 451 29 262 136 23 52 6 351 723 155 91 240 138 71 31 170 383 199 71 604 3 371 193 7 33 2 356 318 452 162 79 889 3 559 283 2 8 39 514 1,200 inhabited 257 128 889 8 575 218 16 80 8 615 1,309 157 77 333 218 59 5 51 225 479 332 149 848 14 457 204 9 20 2 167 3 18 576 556 598 168 46 328 217 32 13 66 27 69 189 416 118 32 278 5 141 74 4 62 7 24 215 442 178 72 409 271 99 7 32 3 7 208 476 467 327 1,034 13 536 357 14 3 127 10 24 593 710 965 438 184 847 5 492 227 29 99 5 6 15 670 1,255 325 158 579 3 358 164 2 57 105 432 749 l.ocatlOQ Name of Village Area of Occupied Toiat Population (includ· Scheduled Scheduled Cod.e (willt Hadbast No,) "illaae Retidenttltl ing In ...jl utiQ..a.1 a QQ. Cutes Itibc:s No, in. Houses Hous4less Population) lkcItares No, of. No. of House. House. holdi ------.--- --_...--.j _'-_.. --__ P M F M F M F 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 to 11 12 11/4/67 Kot Lallu'(S4) 700' 32t) 320 l,aSS 99S 857 286 250 68 Chakerian (l17} 7J2 263 263 L,651 896 755 368 310 69 Narind.:ocpura. Baglianwali01S) 686 169 169 1,028 549 479 349 304 70 Barr,ala (11) 93U 393 193 2,515 1,348 I,m 443 367 )1 Khara (Jl9) /73 199 199 ',J41 ill! 623 322 124 72 Hire .... ala mO) 542 19S 191 1,146 M6 500 151 127 73 Sahama (121) 3Q4 17.8 118 1,216 632 584 262 243 74 Deluana (l22) 783 175 175 I,OS7 580 507 202 165 75 Nangal Kalan (15).. 2,394 77Q 770 4,765 2,588 loP1 797 685 76 Jawaharko (114) 1,136 408 408 2;(S8() 1,456 1;124 465 414 77 Nf!Agai Khurd (l Bl 1,093 245 247 1,4'30 774 656 270 228' ., 78 Ghoo.ngne (80) 664 261 263 1,1<15 S9() 815 334 291, ., 79 Gall:lwat (79) 542. 97 97 578 302 276 I J 9 125, 80 Gehle (18) 523 168 111 1;l9E 574 524 118 lW, 81 Ram diwwala (77) 625 19B 202 1,190 635 555 231 201: 82 Mansa Kalan (76) Mel'}Jod in.Manoa M.e. 83 l@okbar Kalan (7,)' 1,138 376 376 2,382 1,267 1,1I5 458 426. 84 K.h(}khor Khurd (74) 699 230 230 1,437 779 658 241 218 85 Sadda Singhwala (72) SIS. 266 266 1,481 781 700 206 196 g6 Atlpa I (73) 327 98 98 (lJ7 345 262 59 4(1 87 Man Bibrian (85) 609 164 164 I,OS4 595 4gg 104 19· .. 88 Mu&sa ( 84) 1.233 3(j9 369 2,4(}8 1,329 1>169 379 342: 89 Karamgarh urf Routawali.(83) 762 HiS 168 1,131 619 512 65 49 90 Makha (81) 1,185 353 353 2,257 1,205 1.052 304 258 91 Tcalwandi Aklia (82) 1ll 15'6 156 1.079 581 492 155 128 92 Daliawali uri Gulabgarh {90) 748 198 198 1,333 738 595 21S 182 93 Banawala, (Si) 1,165 131 137 1,OOS 542 466 120 lli' 94 Chahlenwala (89) 751 272 272 1;682 9(}3 779 IS) 13o, .. 95 Dbill8llr (IJ4) 1,016 332 3J2 2,230 1,206 1',024 372 342 96 &hIliwala·.(82) 1,252 413 4]] 2;610 1.3.56 1,254 509 478 97 Peron (93) 1,017 201 201 1,330 719 611 16CJ 130 98 Tandian (95) 619 138 ISS 1,052 555 497 220 194 1&1 'MA'PN 'WORKERS 'Literates ------_--.,;-- rMarJinai Non-workers Total Main CultivatOTs AgriouUural Household Other Workers Workers Workers (I) LabotJ!'en in~fl'y. (III. IV. (I-IX) (II) Manufac V(b) & VI tunng. to IX) ProcClssinS. Servic'ing, and Rep:lirs ______----______"____ --0_--- __V(a) ----.1______.. ______M F M F 'M "F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 246 66 588 4 ~29 'l'84 8 67 4 16 -80 394 773 196 83 554 243 231 13 67 30 342 724 137 52 "326 '91 19'4 41 4 222 475 267 101 856 495 306 13 42 578 492 599 196 61 "391 2 248 tOO '5 2 38 79 927 542 123 34 404 270 '99 8 27 2 39 240 461 161 78 384 198 152 11 '9 25 2 162 .248 409 157 53 339 202 94 11 32 1 283 ~O 223 565 257 1,459 820 450 20 2 169 10 46 900 I;Oln 1.265 465 193 869 439 1 244 166 '11 S 1-86 '84 1,026 229 131 491 5. 2'33 '116 8 Ji14 '5 '5 2 2'18 649 227 68 521 2 '284 161 n 63 368 813 137 40 166 3 82 41 5 38 2 17 79 119 194 252 61 351 225 85 2 39 323 523 167 66 365 3 205 140 3 20 270 552 181 49 799 5 420 295 4 7 77 468 1,109 326 78 411 18 229 104 6 15 72 3 90 385 278 255 354 167 445 3 229 117 9 90 3 5 69 331 628 .24 30 206 2 151 40 H 2 21 172 118 88 IH 39 333 261 49 3 20 262 487 373 178 785 10 525 3 172 5 30 58 2 40 197 504 962 160 69 348 255 52 8 33 17 270 495 :134 128 645 76 421 130 71 7 87 4 4 39 556 937 154 59 362 254 85 11 12 24 225 467 205 77 448 11 267 2 107 74 7 8 13 282 571 98 21 313 201 74 16 22 16 228 449 271 94 554 8 357 148 48 8 86 349 685 .., 279 85 665 I 435 155 3 13 62 3 17 368 524 649 368 147 768 3 390 275 14 89 2 369 587 882 164 51 409 19 271 104 19 7 27 129 309 463 351 JJ~ ~o 77 ~98 p9 77 t3 204 4~0 182 VILLAG E PRIMA:RY 'MANSA TAHSIL Location Name of Village Area of Occupied Total Population (inClud Scheduled Scheduled Code (with Hadbast No.) yill age Residential ing Institutional and Castes Tribes No. In Houses Houseless Population) Hectares ---- No. of No. of Houses Houses holds -----..... P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11/4/99 Jaurkian (96) 911 285 297 1,613 877 736 224 188 100 Mian (97) 522 119 119 814 445 369 121 114 101 Aullak (98) 572 175 175 1,103 587 516 140 106 102 Jagatgarh Bandran (99) 408 81 81 503 282 221 93 58 103 Kusle (100) 1,363 361 370 2,343 1,252 1,091 429 380 104 Chuharion (101) 607 121 121 764 393 371 127 114 105 Burjbhalai (102) 632 159 159 1,111 572 539 154 142 106 Dasahndia (106) 624 144 144 893 477 416 124 111 107 Bhalaike (105) 715 175 178 1,133 618 515 82 87 108 Birewala Jattan (104) 541 153 153 1,185 612 573 155 135 109 Bishanpura ud Jherianwali (103) 739 244 244 1,565 843 722 437 381 110 Raipur (94) 2,396 626 626 4,105 2,231 1,874 556 459 111 Bajewaia (107) 1,838 464 464 3,155 1,674 1,481 478 421 112 Chhapianwali (l08) 535 141 141 821 447 374 110 109 113 Maujian (109) 441 152 152 1,009 524 485 151 146 114 Dullowala (l12) 705 265 265 1,722 940 782 226 192 115 Uddat Bhagat Ram (110) 775 245 245 1,571 886 685 208 161 1t6 Kot :Qharmu (111) 1,148 443 "43 2,726 1,515 1,211 408 ~47 117 Lakhmirwala (123) 631 210 210 1,450 776 674 187 176 118 Akanwali (124) 1,139 417 417 2,610 1,426 1,184 555 451 119 Mandhali (125) 578 201 201 1.287 696 591 156 131 120 Piplian (127) 332 110 110 795 425 370 76 74 121 Barah (126) 2,180 566 566 3,797 2,037 1.760 464 406 122 Kulahri (233) 490 201 201 1 263 673 590 157 136 123 Ahmadpur (232) 1,639 455 455 3,076 1,676 1,400 426 354 124 Phuluwa1a Dogran (231) 821 140 140 916 492 424 289 231 125 Karipur (230) 446 237 239 1,523 828 695 289 251 126 Budhlada (229) 2,035 1,354 1,354 7,941 4216 3,725 1,677 1,465 127 Talwandi (228) 367 Un- 128 Chakan (221) 782 163 163 1,017 546 471 215 181 129 Dodra (219) 1,225 363 365 2,386 1,302 1,084 336 253 130 Bachhoana (220) 1.798 539 546 3,557 1,910 1,647 482 430 131 Rali (222) 850 323 324 2,l42 1,158 984 284 271 183 CENSUS ABSTRACT BATHINDA DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Literates ------'"-_------Other Workers Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household (III, IV. Workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry. V (b) & VI (I-IX) (II) Manula:: to IX) turing, Processing, Servicing. and Repairs V(a) ----- _------_------M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 324 121 525 39 287 100 32 4 2 134 4 6 52 346 645 140 27 225 140 43 3 39 150 219 219 219 75 289 2 167 62 17 43 2 23 235 275 279 76 13 .144 3 82 39 2 2 21 15 131 123 87 299 113 751 3 436 242 3 70 3 2 499 1,088 134 63 205 135 53 16 8 188 363 169 47 272 168 69 8 27 22 92 278 447 131 43 236 162 61 13 18 63 223 352 181 42 371 3 289 60 7 15 3 12 42 235 470 164 74 375 4 257 3 82 4 32 56 237 513 138 31 370 166 149 20 35 473 720 627 232 1,110 4 721 221 40 128 4 133 506 988 1,364 450 165 879 5 507 234 49 89 5 14 158 781 1,318 136 59 222 155 48 7 12 6 224 368 83 14 346 7 213 97 7 3 33 177 478 227 35 580 333 184 3 60 370 360 411 182 38 523 20 329 150 20 6 38 2 363 663 411 91 855 535 217 19 84 5 83 655 1,127 196 70 422 243 128 12 39 3 351 674 330 110 814 67 388 287 61 39 100 6 7 32 605 1,085 235 101 352 130 223 107 81 22 4 44 343 461 121 41 231 155 40 36 3 155 191 215 350 155 1,144 13 753 253 12 14 124 6 23 887 1,724 209 72 413 263 47 2 101 27 221 233 368 450 209 1,022 3 611 148 13 250 3 19 24 635 1,373 141 50 285 29 80 63 2 19 123 27 'U)7 395 227 73 506 3 268 88 2 9 141 8 321 684 1,771 1,012 2,241 87 556 3 312 3 209 5 1,164 76 23 4 1,952 3,634 inhabited 157 77 327 20 166 2 89 18 71 14 10 205 441 291 105 800 4 459 238 32 71 3 502 1,079 378 154 1,226 48 775 327 47 22 102 2 63 682 1,536 343 132 680 5()6 130 15 478 984 184 VILLAGE JWlMARY MANSA TAHSIL Location Name of Village Area of Occupied Total Population (includ- Scheduled Scheduled Code (with Hadbast No.) Village ,in Residential ing Institutional and Castes Tribes No. Hectares Houses Housoless Population) No. of No. of Houses house holds P M ------F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 11 /4/132 Datewas (223) 1,016 334 334 f ,875 1,001 874 317 278 133 Ramgarh (226) 331 106 106 64U 370 270 83 68 134 Dariapur (225) 395 138 138 927 506 421 168 137 135 Kulana (227) 1,040 278 278 1,819 958 861 370 321 136 Phuluwala Dod (224) 464 106 106 723 387 336 126 93 137 Gobindpura (164) 643 176 176 1.195 649 546 181 162 138 Sanghreri (163) 340 113 113 713 379 334 145 121 139 Jalwehra (162) 443 135 135 920 480 440 158 139 140 Sirsiwala (165) 568 151 151 996 534 462 149 129 141 Dialpura (167) 595 255 255 1,645 916 729 265 239 142 Ranghrial (166) 966 293 293 1,852 I,OO~ 848 323 268 143 Khatriwala (169) 473 146 147 935 474 461 202 207 144 Bahadarpur (168) 1,607 531 531 3,415 1,850 1,565 463 407 145 Kishangarh urf Sedha 2,294 607 607 3,921 2,163 1,758 437 387 Singhwa1a (170) 146 Akbarpur Khudal (171) 578 236 237 1,492 822 670 254 206 147 Khudal Sekhpur (172) 481 197 199 1,371 751 620 207 180 148 Khudal Kalan (174) 560 236 236 1,424 755 669 237 203 149 Bakshiwala (173) 589 197 197 1,225 656 569 183 161 150 Kahangarh (176) 1,467 489 489 3,041 1,656 1.385 467 421 ,151 Juglan (177) 302 95 95 533 294 239 76 60 152 Mander (178) 495 238 238 1,313 727 586 203 171 153 Kularian (179) 2,561 796 796 5,410 2,890 2,520 555 459 154 Gorakh Nath (180) 654 85 85 577 323 254 69 51 155 Bhawa (155) 794 188 188 1,137 634 503 187 155 156 Bhakhrial (159) 254 107 108 699 365 334 136 147 157 R'lmgarh Shah Purian (158) 354 155 155 862 481 381 155 130 158 Andianwali (157) 434 142 148 886 486 400 102 88 159 Chak Alisher (156) 400 135 135 1,054 549 505 103 84 160 Birewala Dogran (154) 741 146 146 998 517 481 121 98 }6} Reond Khurd (153) ,1 473 108 108 721 367 354 134 132 185 BAT HINDA DtBTRI(;;T MAIN WORKERS ----'"-_'--_.__ " --.__~----~-~--~----.---. ------_.- literates HOl!sehold Other Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Industry Manu- Workers Workers Workers (I) Labourers facturing. (III, IV (I-IX) (II) Processillg, V(b) & VI Servicing, to IX) and Repairs V (a) M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 391 195 556 2 288 152 7 109 445 872 119 39 203 127 32 43 6 19 161 250 132 74 271 149 86 5 31 3 68 232 352 210 109 561 3 315 204 41 2 23 397 835 89 20 223 4 141 57 2 12 13 2 164 332 169 104 363 9 205 106 lO 42 9 286 537 97 32 222 119 41 61 157 334 108 40 271 162 82 4 23 209 439 92 41 326 192 105 29 208 462 186 61 593 2 365 195 33 323 727 260 66 609 434 142 32 395 848 153 50 281 144 93 9 35 2 2 191 458 407 119 1,055 2 666 105 IS 269 42 14 753 1,549 398 164 1,234 7 783 312 2 33 106 5 46 143 883 1,608 158 50 5J8 3 280 189 2 9 30 34 313 633 117 27 402 45 232 7 143 37 3 24 19 190 330 385 160 53 462 14 252 3 123 7 27 60 4 3 290 654 , 191 77 378 1 224 110 3 41 2 13 277 554 200 63 1,131 7 684 333 3 6 108 3 525 1,378 86 33 178 3 121 44 3 12 116 236 120 71 519 336 116 10 57 3 205 586 469 158 1,686 7 1,152 246 21 267 6 1,204 2.513 80 38 202 12 148 49 12 5 121 242 95 23 424 13 279 114 13 30 4 8 206 482 72 26 206 2 122 60 5 19 8 37 151 295 127 30 263 178 62 8 15 43 207 175 173 110 48 324 219 76 29 5 17 157 382 110 44- 337 249 69 13 6 212 505 ZOO 142 305 190 92 23 2 291 210 190 127 76 221 125 82 13 205 146 149 MANsA TAHSiL Location Name of Village Area of Occupied Code (with Hadbast No.) Yill age Residential Total Population (includ Scheduled Scheduled No. III Houses ing Institutional and Castes Tribes Hectares __------Houseless Population No. of No. of Houses HOUse- holds -~------P M F --~---M F ----~M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11/4/162 Reoud Kalan (152) 1,199 317 317 2,145 1,123 1,022 463 403 163 Mughauian (145) 698 220 222 1,436 744 692 168 164 164 . Sher Khanwala (146) 804 209 209 1373 715 658 390 319 165 Saidewala (144) 659 224 224 1,331 694 637 108 94 166 Saswali (143) 329 81 81 526 266 260 55 49 167 Todarpur (160) 343 52 52 298 144 154 41 51 168 Dharampura (161) 1,842 499 499 3,253 1,758 1,495 392 329 169 Achank (142) 571 176 176 1,105 587 518 205 159 170 Satike (141) 490 102 102 722 391 331 134 108 171 Rampur Mander (140) 736 251 251 1,688 924 764 329 251 172 Ram Nagar Bhathlan (139) 519 187 188 1,281 691 590 164 164 173 Mal Singhwala (138) 678 212 213 1,336 719 617 308 248 174 Tahlian (128) 635 209 209 1,341 743 598 193 157 175 Joian (129) 761 86 86 537 281 256 86 75 176 Kesampur Chhina (130) 399 128 128 916 503 413 300 228 177 Alampur Mandran (131 1,222 343 343 2,167 1,166 1,001 471 414 178 Boha(l37) 3.825 1,097 I 1,097 6,980 3,718 3,262 1,248 1,094 179 Gamiwala (147) 735 185 185 1,096 577 519 206 174 180 Lakhiwala (148) 370 76 76 454 242 212 40 37 181 Gandh Khurd (lSI) 435 159 159 1,040 541 499 193 176 182 Gandh Kalan (150) 458 105 105 721 376 345 106 96 183 Talabwala (149) 445 148 148 969 500 469 177 151 184 Hakamwala (136) 856 256 256 1,689 898 791 326 266 185 Malakpur Bhima (135) 479 133 133 799 397 402 229 222 186 Udat Saidewala (132) 557 179 179 1,320 699 621 327 274 187 Faridke (134) 465 81 81 467 248 219 106 71 188 Sandii (133) 247 56 56 421 219 202 45 40 189 Malkon (159) 601 188 188 1,246 645 601 173 159 190 Dalelwala (158) 1,108 297 297 1,959 t 1,060 899 306 261 191 Danewala (lb2) 726 207 207 1,338 713 625 223 208 192 Chhachhoher (157) 250 67 67 423 219 204 3S 25 is? BATHINDA DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Literates --_--______---,------.... ------~~-- Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers (1) Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufac- (III, IV, turing, V(b) & VI Proeessing, to IX) Servicing and Repairs [V(a)j ------M F ----_M F ------M F M F M F -_._--- M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 290 106 618 22 330 237 21 51 II 50S 992 154 62 436 17 250 2 145 14 3 38 30 149 278 526 197 123 414 3 121 205 10 78 2 197 300 458 240 96 414 2 243 112 11 48 2 7 10 273 625 72 37 150 8 126 3 18 4 6 33 19 83 233 53 24 89 48 39 2 3 72 52 81 317 90 1,102 6 698 282 20 2 102 3 5 651 1,489 196 120 396 209 166 2 19 361 191 157 75 26 256 159 47 9 41 238 135 93 150 39 612 4 385 191 13 23 4 312 760 123 52 437 289 103 3 42 2 64 252 526 144 80 331 4 161 132 1 17 21 2 12 376 613 213 89 393 24 279 73 21 5 36 3 350 574 126 59 130 2 90 25 2 2 13 151 254 137 56 250 41 131 104 40 15 2 27 251 345 340 147 587 12 314 205 3 2 66 9 120 399 459 590 l,241 723 2,232 66 856 4 628 9 23 6 725 47 13 188 1,473 3,008 157 74 330 1 186 91 53 142 247 376 67 36 136 81 35 19 79 106 133 130 44 344 2 186 124 26 4 50 193 447 115 68 204 4 115 51 3 2 36 5 172 336 116 42 314 16 151 107 14 55 2 10 190 176 263 206 87 540 6 322 161 19 2 38 4 7 423 351 362 86 35 233 85 124 J 7 17 156 164 245 282 165 382 5 170 169 1 6 37 4 58 331 259 285 66 54 103 77 20 2 4 52 146 93 73 81 42 115 73 31 2 9 5 95 99 106 288 137 370 20 211 69 8 16 82 4 4 40 271 541 227 53 702 452 173 1 76 8 204 350 694 182 69 414 6 264 102 10 3 38 2 13 294 286 325 53 20 129 89 28 11 1 72 89 131 188 vlLLAGE PRIMARY MANSA TAHSIL Location Name of Village Area of Occupied Total Popuiatipn (includ- Scheduled Scheduled Code (with Hadbast No) :Village Residential ing Institutional &. . Castes Tribes No. In Houses Houseless Population) Hectares ------No. of No. of Houses House holds P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 11/4/193 Kourewala (156) 658 223 223 1,364 732 632 172 153 194 Bhaman Khurd (155) 513 158 158 1,099 622 477 159 135 195 Bhaman Kalan (154) 1,086 353 353 2,408 1,289 1,119 324 270 196 Raman Mandi (152) 490 160 160 1,059 582 477 159 134 197 Lalianwali (153) 705 179 179 1,222 670 552 179 146 198 Fatehgarh Sahrainwali (151) 619 150 150 887 488 399 175 156 199 Jhunir (164) 2,042 639 647 4,113 2,225 1,888 609 536 200 Khiali Chahlanwali (163) 886 244 244 1,485 810 675 139 108 201 Ghukni (172) 488 210 211 1,461 744 717 279 257 202 Nandgarh (161) 609 187 187 1,269 662 607 156 151 203 MotTer (160) 471 170 173 1,083 591 492 179 143 204 Moda (175) 202 28 28 215 121 94 13 4 205 ,F atehpur (174) 667 284 284 1,833 987 846 376 310 206 Chak Maghnia (173) 153 Un- 207 Chiancwala (171) 517 202 202 1,232 656 576 216 198 208 Hirke (176) 937 310 310 1,938 1,025 913 389 351 209 Jhanduke (170) 1,658 590 590 3,644 1,945 1,699 529 483 210 Makhewala (165) 599 195 195 1,166 630 536 295 237 211 Fatta Maluka (166) 2,312 734 734 4,564 2,431 2,133 616 545 212 Ghudawala (150) 597 141 141 940 498 442 84 75 213 Jatane Khurd (149) 532 154 154 964 532 432 198 168 214 Kotra (148) 356 90 90 692 370 322 55 61 215 Jatana Kalan (147) 2,450 435 435 2,724 1,502 1,222 364 298 216 Bhu nder (186) 684 86 86 659 346 313 98 96 217 Kahnewala (185) 676 125 125 829 441 388 112 89 218 Sardulewala (184) 762 215 215 1,517 796 721 169 156 219 Tibi Hari Singh (183) 456 89 89 654 353 301 109 107 220 Mirpur Khurd (182) 883 248 255 1,652 87c) 773 334 265 221 Mirpur K BATIDNDA DIST.ICT MAIN WORKERS literates -,------______Margin.1 Non-Wvrkers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) ((I) Manufac- mI, IV, turing, V(b)& VI Processing, to IX) Servicing & Repairs [V(a)] ------M. F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 167 40 tll3 238 122 3 50 12 305 307 327 119 20 364 7 237 97 6 4 26 197 258 273 240 108 704 8 479 3 171 5 2 49 2 10 166 575 945 83 20 301 204 65 7 25 281 476 183 59 409 231 138 39 2 261 549 193 51 290 6. 169 99 3 6 16 2 3 197 390 703 295 1,236 14 6~0 306 21 2 269 10 6 3 983 1,871 154 55 486 JO 337 6 100 2 47 4 28 81 296 584 204 117 401 246 134 3 18 10 58 333 659 220 73 348 3 212 97 14 25 3 9 198 305 406 106 32 369 195 155 5 14 10 59 212 432 20 10 83 2 68 7 1 8 38 92 236 83 540 10 381 3 84 5 12 63 22 447 814 inhabited 139 39 363 3 233 94 6 30 10 342 283 231 247 129 575 24 327 10 191 11 12 2 45 14 450 875 567 212 1,154 15 671 345 7 15 123 7 5 lI8 786 1,566 158 49 347 142 163 8 34 21 282 514 547 238 1,342 14 836 287 2 11 4 208 8 22 241 1,067 1,878 109 37 263 185 47 5 26 2 19 233 423 100 11 318 220 83 15 214 431 98 21 196 150 33 13 174 322 404 128 799 9 532 146 4 10 2 111 3 7 321 696 892 105 36 167 6 109 4R 4 6 4 2 26 97 153 210 140 21 240 IS8 58 2 22 201 387 209 80 419 3 317 2 57 6 39 59 36 318 682 92 55 200 8 117 64 8 19 153 293 179 95 479 254 178 5 42 8 399 765 270 101 680 8 430 5 197 7 46 2 20 149 597 928 204 43 329 25 175 50 14 2 90 23 48 305 253 203 150 50 209 2 126 68 2 15 212 336 88 41 219 14 130 1 68 3 3 18 10 19 139 272 43 14 97 62 33 2 40 73 102 190 VILLAGE PRIMARY MANSA TAHSIL Location Name of village Area of Occupied Total Population (incIud. Scheduled Scheduled Codo (with Hadbast No.) village in Residential ing lnstitutional and Castes Tribes No. Hectares Housesless Population) --_------.Hou3es No. of No.ot Houses House- holds ------P M F M P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11/4/226 Adamke (168) 675 194 194 1,349 706 643 147 149 227 Ranjitgarh Bandran (180) 533 160 160 1,164 611 553 198 182 228 Higna Urf Bhagwangarh (179) 353 124 124 795 415 380 203 167 229 Lohgarh (195) 343 156 156 1,061 541 520 45 49 230 Dhigana (194) 134 31 31 198 103 95 16 15 231 Ahalupur (193) 1,610 443 443 2,920 1,506 1,414 353 338 232 Bhalan Warha (192) 216 89 89 577 320 257 120 104 233 Koriwala (196) 341 104 107 659 351 308 75 71 234 Phus Mandi (191) 426 160 160 1,071 585 486 375 322 235 Sadhuwala (190) 254 103 103 690 368 322 123 105 236 Sardulgarh (189) 1,847 1,196 1,196 6,569 3,547 3,022 830 695 237 Rorki (188) 866 198 198 1,300 675 625 198 182 238 Jhanda Khurd (187) 1,174 341 341 2,053 1,105 948 249 206 239 Jhanda Kalan (199) 2,267 519 519 3,326 1,767 1,559 118 112 240 Khiara Kalan (198) 1,344 286 286 2,124 1,095 1,029 28 27 241 Khaira Khurd (197) i,158 300 300 2,268 1,194 1,074 160 151 242 Karandi (201) 812 313 316 2,058 1,124 934 184 134 243 Nahran (200) 788 209 209 1,316 693 623 188 168 244 Mankhera (204) 723 202 202 1,371 719 652 252 225 245 Sangha (203) 2,705 503 503 3,201 1,695 1,506 434 358 246 Rajrana (202) 409 78 18 449 242 207 19 60 J91 CENSUS ABSTRACT BATlIlNDA DISTRICT MAIN WORKERS Litorates -->------~------~----- Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers (I) Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufac- (III, IV, turing, V(b) & Vi ProcesSing, to IX) Servicing and Repairs [V (a)] M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 172 60 361 2 197 91 7 66 2 5 30 340 611 176 62 337 183 115 2 37 64 273 488 172 133 235 110 91 6 28 180 380 93 27 302 40 235 9 49 7 7 11 24 17 239 463 48 35 57 42 6 9 2 12 44 83 463 291 824 50 513 4 222 37 12 3 77 6 17 91 665 1,273 103 31 194 107 66 6 15 126 256 93 35 204 112 72 8 12 147 308 156 35 265 7 104 140 7 21 320 479 122 29 198 2 116 54 28 2 170 320 1,515 817 1,913 43 569 362 2 138 2 844 38 15 139 1,619 2,840 150 48 363 2 267 58 2 36 2 38 88 274 535 253 60 638 2 403 163 14 58 4 9 463 937 472 209 1,010 4 687 223 9 91 4 757 1,554 315 112 658 4 463 136 8 51 4 18 437 1,007 399 106 684 16 554 7 79 8 19 32 353 510 705 325 62 587 47 423 2 75 29 10 79 16 536 887 305 140 405 239 96 2 68 288 623 199 75 407 22 247 132 22 27 18 114 294 5 16 582 385 1,012 27 522 9 351 15 2 137 3 3 683 1,476 17 46 132 92 34 6 109 206 192 URB;.\N PRIM<\RY MANSA'TAHSIL Location Name of Town/Ward Area of Occupied Total Population (Inclu Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/ Residential ding Institutional and Castes Tribes No. Ward Houses Houseless Population in Sq. Km, No. of No, of Houses House holds ------p M F ------M F ----M F 1 . 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 l1/X MansaM.C. 20 ·00 7,128 7,141 43,289 22,726 20,563 4,758 4,059 Ward No. 398 398 2,396 1,331 1,065 290 241 2 382 391 2,275 1,209 1,066 62 41 3 427 427 2,533 1,296 1,237 22 14 4 274 274 1,909 984 925 21 15 5 328 328 2,108 1,053 1,055 3 3 6 324 324 2,117 1,110 1,007 7 341 341 2,197 1,158 1,039 577 481 8 323 324 2,236 1,156 1,080 173 136 9 291 291 1,886 985 901 10 389 389 2,532 1,346 1,186 117 92 11 330 330 1,847 976 871 305 270 12 612 615 3,549 1,888 1,661 1,078 919 13 540 540 3,174 1,710, 1,464 1,159 990 14 365 365 2,245 1,140 1,105 140 115 15 722 722 4,093 2,166 1,927 209 188 16 438 438 2,559 1,311 1,248 132 114 17 644 644 3,633 1,907 1,726 469 440 ll!XI Budhlada M.e. 5·18 2,707 2,723 15,968 8,436 7,532 1,222 1,029 Ward No. 237 253 1,381 734 647 221 195 2 212 212 1,284 669 615 2 5 3 215 215 1,250 650 600 27 18 4 276 276 1,522 790 732 129 100 5 159 159 917 498 419 25 20 6 169 169 1,008 523 485 4 6 7 213 213 1,187 655 532 73 48 8 299 299 1,713 948 765 183 161 9 178 178 1,155 602 553 10 8 10 242 242 1,544 803 741 15 11 11 208 208 1,189 629 560 284 236 12 158 158 936 480 456 249 221 13 141 141 882 455 427 CENSUS ABS1llACT BATHINDA n· Literates MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non- ---T;t~1 ~~i~-- - -Cul~~~~;-·A;;;;~It;~-H~~~h~ld---Oth;-- Workers Workers (n Labourers Industry Workers (i--IX) (I[) Manufactur- (III, IV, ing, Processing, V(b) &YI Servicing to IX) and Repairs [V(a)] -M"--p -M---i- M--P-- "M------M---P- M F M F M F p 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 13 14 15 25 26 27 28 11,768 7,755 11,549 556 S66 3 610 13 373 33 9,700 507 78 33 11,099 19,974 727 383 681 26 70 5 32 574 25 12 8 638 1,031 13 848 573 595 45 13 569 43 614 1,021 912 685 676 40 26 4 646 40 6 614 1,197 13 4 675 467 491 3 4 480 13 492 912 812 643 569 28 568 28 484 1,027 805 570 555 22 553 22 555 985 5Jl 285 567 39 9 109 11 438 38 591 1,000 597 433 611 12 159 33 76 2 343 10 5 2 540 1,066 573 427 469 16 2 20 447 15 18 8 498 877 550 416 657 10 87 69 40 461 10 9 2 680 1,174 252 155 561 11 173 118 270 11 20 395 859 419 220 1,043 79 180 139 4 62 27 662 48 5 844 1,577 555 263 887 57 39 2 82 7 II 755 48 823 1,407 673 457 547 26 16 11 3 517 26 4 589 1,079 1,207 712 1,050 34 21 8 31 990 33 2 4 1,114 1,889 831 598 633 33 2 9 48 574 32 3 678 1,212 821 468 957 65 64 19 21 853 65 950 1,661 5,101 3,466 4,141 312. 93 1 96 J 238 16 3,714 294 35 28 4,260 7,192 7 322 222 370 21 15 52 296 21 4 12 360 614 507 359 339 16 15 323 15 3 329 596 473 362 334 33 2 9 2 323 31 3 4 313 563 499 358 398 35 23 24 32 319 3S 392 696 234 226 209 15 2 13 2 192 15 12 277 404 412 304 269 22 3 265 22 254 463 411 250 323 10 I] 312 10 2 330 522 378 206 478 49 23 52 72 7 331 41 3 467 716 428 292 2R7 7 5 19 263 7 10 6 305 540 558 312 374 33 2 4 372 29 429 707 287 153 317 18 6 19 292 18 312 542 227 160 239 43 9 2 229 41 241 413 365 262 204 10 6 197 9 251 416 MANSA TAHS1'L Location Name of TownjWard Area Occupied Total Population (includ Scheduled Scheduled Code of Residential ing Institutional and Castes Tribes No. Town/ Houses Hou8eless Population Ward in No. of No.of Sq.Km. Houses House holds ------p M F M F ---M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 lljXn BaretaM.C. 4'00 1,5!9 1.566 9,494 S,056 4,438 1,114 925 Ward No. 213 218 1,240 673 567 157 132 2 136 136 805 425 380 15 8 3 119 119 792 399 393 4 123 123 733 371 362 7 7 5 104 104 687 360 327 8 3 6 215 215 1,265 704 561 193 150 7 150 ISO 872 440 432 206 208 8 120 122 757 410 347 9 34 34 215 113 102 1 10 194 194 1,218 659 S59 223 171 11 151 151 910 502 408 304 246 i95 CENsuS ABSTRACT BATlUNDA DISTale T MAIN WORKERS ------_____ ~ ___ ~ ____ - ~ ----0--- Marginal Non-Workers Literates Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers (I) Labourers Industry WOlken (I-IX) (II) Manulac- (III, IV, turing, V(b)& VI Prooessing t(l IX) Sorvicina and Repairs V(a) ------M F M F M F M F M F M F ------M F ------M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2,300 1,357 2,768 136 698 3 343 21 42 2 1,685 109 3 92 2,285 4,210 365 182 373 12 8 13 11 1 341 11 300 555 284 199 231 11 3 228 11 194 369 308 230 219 17 3 2 214 16 2 180 374 281 203 172 15 12 159 15 199 347 270 194 168 8 1 166 8 192 319 324 152 376 25 79 3 23 274 22 328 536 85 39 245 2 75 130 2 38 2 195 430 140 64 242 3 1!l4 8 50 3 168 344 56 19 67 47 20 46 102 116 62 395 26 208 118 22 10 59 4 264 533 71 13 280 17 93 50 136 17 3 90 219 301 196 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total, Scheduled Castes and·Scbeduled 'Tribes Populatioa Urban Blockwise 'Batbinda Di.rict Location Name of Town/Ward/Urban Block Total Scheduled Sch' Code No. Population Castes Trib 2 3 4 II/I Rampura Phul M. C. 31,890 5,998 Ward No. I 2,05"8 1,402 Block 1 1,001 975 2 1,057 421 Ward No. 2 2,237 59 Block 3 1,014 29 4 560 21 5 663 9 Ward No. 3 1,111 10 Block 6 528 .. 7 583 10 Ward No. 4 3,161 307 Block 8 852 18 9 942 207 10 526 75 11 841 7 Ward No. 5 2,113 254 Block 12 789 41 13 576 74 14 748 139 Ward No. 6 2,318 56 Block 15 621 16 835 17 862 56 Ward No. 7 737 20 Block 18 737 20 Ward No 8 1,072 495 Block 19 708 62 20 630 433 21 734 Ward No. 9 2,044 35 Block 22 569 23 526 16 24 560 19 25 389 Ward No. 10 3,005 73 Block 26 872 66 27 787 7 28 589 29 757 Ward No. 11 2,164 209 Block 30 521 20 31 480 32 560 179 33 603 10 Ward No. 12 1,769 115 Block 34 631 III 35 676 4 36 462 Ward No. 13 1,212 Block 37 635 38 577 Ward No. 14 2,828 1,186 Block 39 1,132 318 40 649 644 41 621 186 42 426 38 197 UJlBANi\1ILLAGE PRIM~\" CENSUS" ABSTRAeT APPENDIX T~al,'· SehedulediCftSt.es allilScltedated·Tribes:tPOpuWitMI'Uibilm '~kwise Bathi.d. D.. rkt Location Name of Town/Ward/Urb~n Block Total Scheduldd Scheduled' Code No. pop'ulation Castes Tribe& 2 3 4 5 Ward No. 15 3,061 1,771 Block 43' 1,014 94 44 1,010 927 4S 1,037 756 11111 Goni1lna Mandl M.C. 8,596 1,428 Ward No. 1 7,046 1,134 Block 1 1.197 698 2 725 16 3 534 111J 4 776 32 5 1,096 51 6 528 93 7 533' 8 593 9 1,064 128 Ward No. 2 917 2 Blook 10 42Q 2 11 557 Ward No. 3 573 292 Block 12 573 292 II/III Bathinda City U. A. 127,363 20,615 Ward No. I 4,216 . 183 Block 1 350 22 2 436 21 3 492 113 4 575 125 5 960 357 6 586 122 7 817 23 Ward No. 2 5,631 584 Block 8 822 252 9 663 10 635 66 11 648 70 12 608 6 13 593 56 14 508 21 15 632 52 16 522 55 Ward No. 3 7.470 2.300 Block 17 850 55 18 497 90 19 482 413 20 400 tOO 21 469 391 22 374 182 23 329 329 24 536 84 25 561 117 26 609 36) 27 767 32 28 528 70 29 438 9 30 630 59 Ward No. 4 3,812 451 Block 31 648 131 32 477, 3 33 629 190 34 717 32 35 1,042 25 36 299 70 198 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPBND)X Total, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribeg Pnpulation Urban Blockwille Bathind. Distrid Looation Name 01 Town/Ward/Urban Block Total SCheduled Schadl CodoNo. Population Castes Tribes 1 2 3 4 5 Ward No. 5 4,237 364 Block 37 594 5 38 737 238 39 802 77 40 767 41 663 22 42 674 22 Ward No. 6 3,009 23 Block 43 550 44 543 45 473 46 542 47 901 23 Ward No. 7 3,519 988 Block 48 502 156 49 507 381 50 355 199 51 297 196 52 502 12 53 973 S. R. S. 181 383 44 Ward No.8 2,693 35 Block 54 547 7 55 617 18 56 755 10 57 474 S. R. S. 182 300 Ward No.9 3,859 143 Block 58 584 29 59 642 60 743 9 61 1,116 102 62 174 3 Ward No. 10 3,222 23 Block 63 556 6 64 216 65 716 16 66 459 67 570 1 68 705 Ward No.l1 2,860 9 Block 69 598 70 513 71 651 72 319 5 73 587 4 S. R. S. 183 192 Ward No. 12 3,069 322 Block 74 662 199 75 832 97 76 932 26 77 643 Ward No. 13 3,295 9 Block 78 SSO 79 539 80 579 81 480 82 716 5 199 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total, Scheduled Cqtes and Scheduled Tribes PopUJatiOR Urban Block wise Batbluda Dlltrict Location Name of Town!Ward{U.ban Block Total Scheduled Scheduled Code No. Population Castes Tribes 2 3 4 5 S. R.S. 184 431 4 Ward No. 14 3,578 1,219 Block 83 488 84 567 16 85 849 32 86 827 350 87 847 821 Ward No. 15 3,951 1,670 Block 88 463 133 89 690 134 90 426 153 91 895 586 92 724 332 93 753 332 Ward No.16 3,619 1,399 Block 94 751 32 95 447 443 96 378 143 97 709 285 98 521 336 99 813 160 Ward No. 17 3,665 336 Block 100 626 101 750 102 732 103 723 10 104 834 326 Ward No.18 3,615 335 Block 105 724 148 106 895 11 107 590 100 108 654 109 752 76 Ward No. 19 4,982 939 Block 110 538 99 III 460 24 112 815 15 113 684 202 114 721 248 115 506 186 116 891 120 117 363 45 Ward No. 20 3,454 453 Block 118 621 7 119 584 11 120 728 16 121 574 3 122 945 416 Ward No. 21 8,165 277 Block 123 853 16 124 655 71 125 495 5 126 533 22 127 430 6 128 570 41 129 830 18 130 492 1 131 542 7 132 528 133 408 134 975 16 P5 8$4 74 200 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total, Scheduled Castes aad, ScbedUled: Trihts; PopUla~en Urban Bleckwise B.tiItnia,Dlskict Location·. Name of Town/Ward/Urban Block Total Schedukd S Ward No. ~6 4,150 797 Block 167 569 ,j9 168 529 60 169 8~1 228 170 714 142 171 854 95 172 663 233 Ward No. 27 11,901 1,763 Bbck 173 512 121 174 945 482 175 645 205 176 818 107 177 603 15 178 698· 56 179 701 174 180 (Including Military Area) 6,979 603 17/11/I1I/SPL Model Town Bathinda 2.910 325 Block 1 701 4 2 561 3 23 4 ~ii I 7 5 782 291 '201 URBAN/VILLAGE . PRIMARY ! CENSUS .&BSIUCI' APPBNPIX Total, Schelluled ···CasteS add Scheduled· Tribes P.qp.Jation Urbaa BIotkwise Batllinda District Looation Name of ToWn/Ward/Urban Block Total Schoduled scheduled Ward No. 3 498 176 Block 3 498 176 Ward No. 4 516 375 Block 4 516 375 Ward No. 5 620 571 Block 5 620 571 Ward No. 6 550 350 Block 6 550 350 Ward No. 7 482 Block 7 482 Ward No. 8 631 7 Block 8 631 7 Ward No. 9 630 Block 9 630 llIVI SangatM.e. 2,859 546 Ward No. 1 367 16 Blook 1 367 16 Ward No. 2 287 11 Block 2 287 11 M~ UllBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABS'l'RAcT APPENDIX Total, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled TrIbes POpUlation Urban Bloekwise Bathfnda District Location Name of Town/Ward/Urban Block Total Scheduled Schedule4 CadeNo. Population Castes Tribes 2 3 4 5 Ward No. 3 301 15 " Block 3 301 15 [ ~ Ward No. 4 304 5 Block' 4 304 5 Ward No. S 351 101 Block 5 351 101 Ward No. 6 416 293 Block 6 416 293 Ward No. 7 258 24 Block 7 258 24 Ward No. 8 289 Block 8 289 Ward No. 9 286 81 Block 9 286 81 ll/VII Raman M. C. 14,318 3,783 Ward No. 1 1,320 1,084 Block 1 748 689 2 572 395 Ward No. 2 1,115 11 Block 3 559 11 4 556 Ward No. 3 1,221 784 Bock 5 578 308 6 643 476 Ward No. 4 1,058 43 Block 7 1,058 3 Ward No.5 912 84 Block 8 912 84 Ward No. 6 1,205 180 Block 9 501 125 10 704 55 Ward No. 7 1,210 393 Block 11 701 7.52 12 509 141 Ward No.8 936 Block 13 936 Ward No.9 1,015 13 Block 14 1,015 13 Ward No. 10 855 2 Block 15 855 2 Ward No. 11 1,131 572 Block 16 845 560 17 286 12 Ward No. 12 1,278 116 Block 18 507 12 19 771 104 Ward No. 13 1,062 541 Block 20 1,062 541 ~o~ URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Population Urban Blockwise Bathlnda District Location Name of Town/Ward/Urban Block Total SCheduled Scheduled Code No. Population Castes Tribes 2 3 4 5 ll/VIII Talwandi Sabo N.A.C. 10,454 3,939 . Ward No. 1 869 621 Block I 869 621 Ward No, 2 561 140 Block 2 561 140 Ward No.3 778 143 Block 3 778 143 Ward No. 4 845 67 Block 4 845 67 Ward No. 5 632 26 Block 5 632 26 Ward No. 6 810 363 Block 6 810 363 Ward No. 7 1,033 712 Block 7 1,033 712 Ward No. S! 918 461 Block 8 918 461 Wald No. 9 . 83~ 797 Block 9 836 797 Ward No. 10 888 16 Block 10 888 16 Ward No. 11 598 55 Block 11 598 55 Wa.rd No. 12 691 179 Block 12 691 179 Ward No. 13 995 359 Block 13 995 359 II/IX MaurM. C. 18,853 5,171 Ward No. t 1,846 963 Block 1 1,049 432 2 797 531 Ward No. 2 1,139 112 Block 3 598 15 4 541 97 Ward No. 3 1,370 203 Block S 656 32 6 714 171 Ward No. 4 1,717 250 Block 7 863 32 8 854 218 Ward No. S 1,628 44 Block 9 938 22 10 690 22 Ward No. b 989 Blookl 1 323 12 666 Ward No. 7 1.150 17 Block 13 966 8 14 184 9 204 U:RBANjVILLA6E P!RfMAltY a!lNSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Trib~ Population Urban Blockwise Bathlnda nilittid location Name of Town/Ward/Urhan Block Total Scheduled Schedule Code No. Population Castes Tribes 2 3 4 5. Ward No. 8 1,244 92 Block 15 243 16 1,001 92 Ward No. 9 1,873 878 Block 17 930 305 18 943 573 Ward No. 10 1.643 858 Block 19 704 350 20 939 508 Ward No. 11 1,572 700 Block 21 765 344 22 807 356 Ward No. 12 1,453 789 Block 23 700 349 24 753 440 Ward No. 13 1,229 265 Block 25 660 201 26 569 64 n/x MansaM.C. 43,289 8,817 Ward No. I 2,396 531 Block 1 1,065 305 2 836 225 3 495 1 Ward No. 2 2,275 103 Block 4 975 22 5 585 32 6 715 49 Ward No. 3 2.533 36 Block 7 834 8 456 9 4!!1 .. 10 762 36 Ward No. 4 1,909 36 Block 11 647 5 12 402 13 347 31 14 513 Ward No. 5 2,108 6 Block 15 683 .. 16 1,017 6 17 408 WardNo. 6 2,117 Block 18 545 19 892 20 680 Ward No. 7 2,197 1,058 Block 21 589 2 22 600 205 32 852 742 24 156 109 Ward No. 8 2,236 309 Block 25 800 235 26 530 74 27 906 Ward No. 9 1,886 2 Block 28 537 1 29 604 30 745 205 URBAN1VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPEliPIX Total, Sched,u1,eci CIStI,lll apd Scb.edul~ ,Tr.i~ podulation Urban Block" ise Bat~ind,a District Location Name of Town/Ward/Urban Block Total Scheduled Scheduled (JOde No. population Castes Tribes 2 3 4 5 Ward No. \0 2,532 209 Block 31 764 14 32 922 52 33 566 126 34 280 17 Ward No. II 1,847 575 Block 35 345 .. 36 406 15 37 612 488 38 484 72 Ward No. 12 3,549 1.997 Block 39 554 353 40 545 135 41 668 390 42 538 385 43 1,244 734 Ward N(}. 13 3,174 2,149 Block 44 723 594 45 980 799 46 856 567 47 615 189 Ward No. 14 2,245 255 Block 48 677 49 49 931 183 50 637 23 Ward No 15 4,OQ3 397 Block 51 623 35 52 1,113 54 53 937 70 54 326 55 1,094 238 Ward No. 16 2,5551 246 Block 56 1,051 6 57 664 12 58 R44 228 Ward No. 17 3,633 909 Block 59 840 74 60 857 314 61 770 313 62 580 32 63 586 176 l1!XI Budhlada M.e. 15,968 2,251 Ward No. 1 1,381 416 Block 1 482 39 2 899 377 Ward No. 2 1,284 7 Block 3 686 7 4 598 Ward No. 3 1.250 45 Rlock 5 637 45 li 556 Block S.R.S. 7 57 Ward No. 4 1,522 229 Block 8 712 214 <) 810 15 Ward No. 5 917 45 Block 10 431 I Block S.R.S. 11 486 44 206 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAcr APPENDIX Total, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled TribeS Population Urban Blockwise Bathinda Di!d:rlct Location Name of Town/Ward/Urban Block Total Schodulod Schedule Code No. Population Castes Trlbel 2 3 4 S Ward No. 6 1,008 10 Block S.R.S. 12 709 7 Block 13 299 3 Ward No. 7 1,187 121 Block S.R.S. 14 302 9 Block 15 885 112 Ward No. 8 1,713 344 Block 16 89~ 91 17 818 253 Ward No. 9 1',155 18 Block 18 506 6 19 649 12 Ward No. 10 1,544 26 Block 20 878 21 666 26 Ward No. 11 1,189 520 Block 22 514 203 23 675 317 Ward No. 12 936 470 Block 2~ 493 326 25 443 144 Ward No. 13 8112 B10ck 26 ~OO 27 382 ll!XIJ Bareta M.e. 9,494 2,039 WaTrt N,'. 1 1,240 289 Bbck 1 418 40 2 822 249 Ward No. 2 805 23 Block 3 8(15 23 Ward No. 3 792 niu"k 4 429 5 363 Ward No. 4 733 14 BIr'ck 6 733 14 Ward No. 5 ti87 11 Block 7 6R7 It Ward No. 6 1,265 343 Bluck 8 1,006 343 9 259 Ward No. 7 872 414 llIock 10 872 414 W:if(1 No. 8 757 Blnck 11 757 Ward No. 9 215 1 Block 12 215 1 Ward No. 10 1,218 394 Blol.:k J3 612 19'3 14 606 201 Ward No. 11 910 S50 Blo'k 15 910 550 207 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX INDICATING BLOCK BOUNDARIES OF URBAN AREAS Identification particulars of the Enumeration Blocks of the Towns (Bathinda distt.) mentioned bolow :- (i) Rampura Phul (ii) Goniana 2 (iii) Bathinda (City) 3 (iv) Bhucho Mandi 4 (v) Kot Fatta 5 (vi) Sangat 6 (vii) Raman 7 (viii) Talwandi Sabo 8 (ix) Maur 9 (.) Mansa, 10 (xi) Budhlada 11 (xii) Bareta 12 208 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Name of Charge : Rampura Phul M.C. Block No. Description 1. Ward 1 Flour Mill Cum n~sidence of Prithi Chand to Dharamshala, House No.1 to 40, House of Minder Singh to Dharmshala, House No. 41 to 211, House No. 212 i.e. House of Mehar Singh to House No. 220. 2. Ward 1 House of Gurdial Singh to Dharamshala, House No. 221 to 281, House ofShri Ram to House of Joga Singh, House No. 282 to 323, House of Nachattar Singh to Police Chowki House No.1 to 8, Cattle Sh~d to Dharmshala, House No. 9 to 45, Hous;,) of Nand La I to House of Himar Singh, House No. 46 to 105. 3. Ward 2 House of Hakam Singh to Gurdwara, Housa No. I to 59, Wat\Jr Workes Cum residence of Ram Kishore to Samadh Bibi Para, House No.60 to 117, House of Mehar Chand to Dharmshala, HCH!s,: No. 118 to 137, Halls: of Jaghir Singh to lower Court, House No. 138 to 179, House No. 180 j·n. Vacant to shop Tyre repair, i.e. 198. 4. Ward2 House of Joginder Singh to Dharamshala, Hons\: No.1 to 53, Karyana shop to House of Basant Singh, Hous'~ No. 54 to 125, Hous\: of Pritam Singh to House of Mohinder Singh, House No. 126 to 146. 5. Ward2 Houso of Dharam Singh to House of Balwant Singh, House No. 147 to 205, House of Knldip Singh to Dharamshala. Houso No. 206 to 257, House of Har Kaur to Cattle shed, House No. 258 to 305. 6. Ward 3 Dharamshala to House of Dalip Singh, House No. 1 to 57, House of Bhela Singh to House ofHarbans Lal, House No. 58 to 94. 7. Ward 3 House of Ram Pal to Dharamsala, House No. 95 to 131, House of Bakhtawar Singh to House ofPiara Singh House No. 132 to 155 Hous'.: of Ram Lok, to Tea shop, House No. 156 to 209. 8. Ward4 Shop-cum-residence of Jai Pal to House of Jagdish Rai, House No.1 to 91, House of Devinder Kumar to Temple, House No. 92 to 181, House of Jog Raj i.e. House No. 182 to 205 (Vacant) 9. Ward 4 House No.1, i. e. Vacant to House No. 28 of Dharamshala, House oflakha Singh to Govt. School, House No. 29 to 78, House of Manjur to T.P.D. Malwa College, House No. 79 to 164. 10. Ward 4 Cycle repair shop to office: Truck Union, House No.1 to 39, Trucks Workshop to Punjab Tent House, House No. 40 to 87, Cloth shop to Dharamsala House No. 88 to 173, Mohinder Singh 10 office rangl) officer, Housa No. 174 to 208, House No. 209 i.e. vacant to House No.218 Medicine shop. II. Ward 4 Karyana shop to Agricultur,~ office, H. No. I to 8, House of Subash Chand to Hou.se of Sadhu Singh, H. No.9 to 80, House of Karnial Singh to House of Gurdev Slllgh, H. No. 81 to 122, House of Sukdcv Singh to Flour Mill, H. No .123 to 168,. 12. Ward 5 Timber shop Cum residence of Sukdev Singh to Flour Mill, H. No. 1 to 35, House of Pritam Ram to Housa of Bant Singh, H. No. 36 to 91, House of Lal Singh to House of Ram Parkash, H. No. 92 to ISS. 13. Ward 5 Barber shop to House of Raj Singh, H. No. I to 50, House of Parbati Ram to House of Chiranji LaI, H. No. 51 to 112. 14. Ward 5 House of Kishan Lal to Cotton Factory, H. No. 113 to 158, House of Teja Singh to Jai shakti Temple, H. No. 159 to 216, Pipe Fitting shop to Soda water shop, H. No. 217 to 220. IS. Ward 6 Sweet shop to school Cum residence of Mukhtiar Singh, H.No. 1 to 84, House of Hukam Chand to Co-operatiw Marketing Society, H. No. 85 to 101, House of Nahar Chand to House of Lal Chand, H. No. 102 to 142, House of Bhagwant Rai to Tea shop, H. No. 143 to 187. 209 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Block No. Description 16. Ward 6 House of Parmanand to House of Prem Chand, H. No. 1 to 60, House of Dev Raj to House of Hukam Chand, H. No. 61 to 103, House of Inder Sain to Inder Singh House, H. No. 104 to 165. 17. Ward 6 Shop-cum-residence of Bant Ram to Dharmshaia, H.No. I to 16, Hous.: of Labhu Ram to House: of Hans Raj, H. No. 17 to 85, House of Sohan Lal to Flour Mill, H. No. 86 to 127, shop cum r0sidance of Krishan Lal to coal store, H. No. 128 to 145. 18. Ward 7 Houst: of Balbir Singh to House of Brij Lal, H.No. 1 to 65, House of Gian Chand to House of Teja Singh, H. No. 66 to 102. 19. Ward 8 House of Harnek Singh to House of Vod Parkash, H. No.1 to 60, House of Bhag Singh to House of Makhan Singh, H. No. 61 to 112. 20. Ward 8 HOUSG of Kaka Singh to HOllse of Pala Singh, H. No.1 to 136 21. Ward 8 House of Roshan Lal to School Cum residence of Ram Bali, H. No.1 to 36, House of Banarsi Duss to Tempk , H. No. 37 to 81, House No. 82 i.e. vacant to House No. 125 ofSant Ram. 22. Ward 9 Bakery shop to Public Library, H. No.1 to 45 , State Bank of India to General shop, H. No. 46 to IIO. 23. Ward 9 House: of Nau Nihal Singh to office C.I.A. H. No.1 to 9, Broker shop to House of Kulwant Rai, H. No. 10 to 63, House of Sant Ram to House of Bhagwan Dass, H. No. 64 to 75. 24. Ward 9 House of Bansi Lal to HOllSl) of Dial Singh, H. No.1 to 66, House of Dalip Singh to House of B. Sham, H. No. 67 to 80 25. Ward 9 House of Brij Lal to Flour Mill,R.No.1 to 16, Workshop to Dharamshala ,H. No. 17 to 23, House of Radha Sham to shop Cum residonce of Hans Raj, H. No. 24 to 67. 26. Ward 10 House No. I i.e. Vacant to House of Balbindcr Singh (House No. 48), House of Sit a Ram to House of Balak Ram, H. No. 49 to 135, House of lagdish Rai to House of Jugal Kishore, H. No. 136 to 161. 27. Ward 10 School-cum-residence of Surajpal to House of Shiv Kumar, H. No. 1 to 50, House of Surinder Kumar to House of Punu, H. No. 51 to 77. 28. Ward 10 House of Ganesh Ram to Telephone Exchange, H. No.1 to 13, House of Joginder Singh to HOllse of lagan Nath, H. No. 14 to 45, House of Kishorc Mal to House of Barhm Dcv, H. No. 46 to 76. 29. Ward 10 Shop-cum-rnsidcncc of Sadhu Ram to Tent House, H. No. 1 to 57, Sweot shop to Private School, H. No. 58 to 89, Karyana shop to House No 109 (Vacant) 30. Ward 11 House of Parkash Chand to Dharamshala, H.No. 1 to 13, Electric shop to House of Kirpal Ram, H. No. 14 to 77. 31. Ward 11 House ofChuni Lal to State Bank ofIndia, H. No. 78 to 106" Furniture shop to M.C. office, H.No. 107 to 158, School Cum residence of Vidhya Wanti to House of Devi Chand, H. No. 159 to 176. 32. Ward 11 House No 1 to 97 Including Railway Station, Punjab and Sind Bank. 33. Ward 12 House of Arjan Singh to Dev Samaj Mandir, H.No. 1 to 57, House of Hem Raj to Pol ice Post, H. No. 58 to 96, House of Mohan Lal to House of Vi jay Kumar, Ho. No. 97 to 123. 34. Ward 12 House of Roshan Lal to House of Tarsem Chand, H. No.1 to 56, House of Makhan Lal to Karyana shop H. No. 57 to 114. 35. Ward 12 Shop-cum-residence of Des Raj to School, H. No.1 to 33, Karyana shop to Social Welfare office, H. Ro. 34 to 87, House of Baldev Singh to office Marketing committee H. No. 88 to 110. iiO ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX 8lock No. Descriptio. 36; Ward 12 House of Jagdish Rai to House of Sukhdev Singh, R No. 1 to 54 House of Shiv Ji Ram to House No. 90 (Vacant). 37. Ward 13 House of Chiranji Lal to House of Des Raj, H. No. 1 to SO, House of Bhura Ram to Karyana shop H. No. 51 to 79, Shop-cum.residence of Shankar Devi to House of Ram Ji Dass Patwari, H. No. 80 to 131. 38. Ward 13 House of Mlkhi Ram to House of Lachman Dass, H. No.1 to 106 including Gurdwara. 39. Ward 14 Tyre Workshop to Temple Mata Rani, H. No.1 to 108, Middle School-cum-residence of Ganda Singh to House of Ramu, H. No. 109 to 148, House of Avtar Singh to Dharmshala, H. No. 149 to 164, House of Gurdev Singh to House of Sham Singh H. No. 165 to 192. 40. Ward 14 House of Bhag Singh to Temple, H. No. 1 to 68, House of Maman Ram to House of Kaur Singh, H. No. 69 to 88. 41. Ward 14 House of Jit Singh to House of Amarjit Singh, H. No. 89 to 148 House of Sarup Singh to Office F.C.J, H. No. 144 to 197, Tea shop to Karyana shop, H. No. 198 to 244. 42. Ward 14 House of Kalu Ram to octroi post, H. No.1 to 41, Bus Adda & shop to House of Bhagwan Dass, H. No. 42 to 99, House of Bant Ram to House of GuIzar Singh, H. No. 100 to 130. 43. Ward 15 House of Mohinder Singh to House of Sukdev Singh, H. No.1 to 49. 44. Ward 15 House of Banta Singh to House of Lal Singh, H. No. I to 155. 45. Ward 15 House of Nhar Singh to House of Radhe Sham, H. No.1 to 163. 211 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Name of Charge: Goniana M.C. Block No. Description 1. Ward] House of Shri Gurdev Singh to State Bank of India, House No.1 to 20, House No. 21 to 190 i. e. Canal Office. 2. Ward 2 House ofShri Ajit Singh to Gurdwara, House No. I to 23, House of Shri Ram Sin:!) to House of Shri Budh Singh House No. 24 to 91. 3. Ward 3 House of Shri Hazara Singh to Godown of Shri Tara Chand, House No. 1 to 79. 4. Ward 4 House of Shri Gurdas Ram to office Markfed House No. 1 to 44, House of Shri Atma Ram to House of Udhe Bhan House No. 45 to [25. 5. Ward 5 House of Shri Roshan Lal to School, House No. I to 57, House of Shanker Devi to Punjab State Electricity Board office House No. 58 to 125, House of Amar Nath to Dharmshala, House Ho. 126 to 143, House of Dharam Pal to Govt. High Sch 001, House No. 144 to 167, House of Chet Ram to House of Shri Sadhu Singh House No. 168 to 205. 6. Ward 6 House of Shri Hukam Chand to Gurdwara, House No. I to 44, House of Shri Parkash Chand to Octori Post, House No. 45 to 99. House of Shri Sunder Das to Bhai Asa Singh Girls College, House No. 100 to 104. 7. Ward 7 House of Shri Sham Lal to Office State Ware Housing, House No. I to 68, House No. 69 to 8] i. e. Office Co-operative Society, Flour Mill to Civil Supply Office, House No. 82 to 140, Broker Shop to Karyana Shop, House No. 141 to 197. 8. Ward 8 Cloth shop to Cycle Repair shop, House No.1 to 184, Shoe Maker shop to House of Sarup Singh, House No. 185 to 229. 9. Ward 9 Temple to office Market Committee, House No.1 to 7, House of Shri Sabu Ram to Timber shop, House No.8 to 105, Cloth shop to house of Shri Chhanga Ram, House No. 106 to 200. 10. Ward 10 House No.1 i. e. (Vacant) to House No. 11 i.e. Tractor Repair Shop, Turner shop to Ganesh Oil Store, House No. 12 to 58, shop-cum-residence of Shri Natha Singh to Shop-cum-residence of Shri Charan Dass, House No. 59 to 107. 11. Ward 10 Dr's Clinic to Saw Mill, House No.1 to 48, House of Naranjan Dass to house of Shri Sant Ram, House No. 49 to 110. 12. Ward 11 Godown to Post Office, House No. 1 to 21, House of Shri Amar Nath to house of Sulakhan Singh, House No. 22 to 90. 21.2 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Name of Charge: Bathioda M.C. Block N(). Description 1. Ward Waterworks Plant to House of A.B. Sahari, H. No.1 to 66, House No. 67 of S.P. Gautam to H. No. 144 i.e. Vacant. 2. Ward 1 House No. 145 to 301. 3. Ward 1 House of Shri H.P. Bhandari to House of K.S. Pannu, H. No. 302 to 449. 4. Ward 1 N.F.L. Club to Co-operative Store, H. No. 450 to H. No. 451 (12), House of Janak Singh to House of p.C. Mittal, H. No. 452 to 500, House of R.P. Jindal to House of S.C. Saini, H. No. 501, to 598. 5. Ward 1 House of Ram Avtar to School, H. No. 599 to 624, House of Major Singh to Gurdwara, H. No. 625 to 711, House of Kailash Chand to Octroi Post, H. No. 712 to 735 Petrol Pump-cum-residence of Anil Kumar to House of Talugdar Singh, H. No. 73~ to 773 6. Ward 1 House No. 774 i.e. Vacant to Post Office, H. No. 911, House of Girdhari Lal to OfficI Punjab State Electricity Board, H. No. 912 to 977, House of Param Sukh to Therma Plant, H No. 978 to 1063. 7. Ward 1 Octroi Post to Primary School, H. No. 1064 to 1072, Fertilizers Factory to Post Office H. No. 1073 to 1092, House No. 1093 i.e. Vacant to Office Truck Union, H. Nc 1094 to 1104, Karyana Shop to House of Nek Singh, H. No. 1105 to 1238, House 0 Josh Singh to House of Lila Singh, H. No. ]239 to 1279. 8. Ward 2 Greese Factory to Gurdwara, H. No.1 to 53, House of Teja Singh to Bluefox, H. No.5 to ]32. 9. Ward 2 House No. 133 to 3]5. Including Field Hostel and Dispensary. 10. Ward 2 House of Shri Nath to Store Punjab State Electricity Board, H No. 316 to 409, House c Ashwani Kumar to House of Ranjit Singh, H. No. 410 to 460. 11. Ward 2 House of Parma Nand Mishra to School, H. No. 461 to 503, House of Jang Singh 1 Store, H. No. 504 to 618. 12. Ward 2 House of Wary am Singh to House of Sukhram Singh, H. No. 619 to 756. 13. Ward 2 House of Kuldip Singh to Office Sub-Division Electricity Board, H. No. 757 to 83 House of Vishakha Singh to House of Hardial Singh, H. No. 836 to 917. 14. Ward 2 House of Gurdeep Raj to Office Electricity Board, H. No. 918 to 952, House of Devind Singh to Office Civil Supply, H. No. 953 to 1014, House of Sher Singh to R.S. Wali H. No. 1015 to 1064. 15. Ward 2 House of S.L. Kumar to Store Civil Maintenance, H.No. 1065 to 1132, House of Ran, Singh to House of Hans Raj, H. No. 1133 to 1212. 16. Ward 2 House of Jagdish Singh to Punjab Labour Welfare Board, H. No. 1213 to 1223, House Ranjit Singh Sidhu to House of S.S. Singh, H. No. 1224 to 1344. 17. Ward 3 Religious Place to Govt. Office, H No.1 to14, Tea Shop to House of Hari Ram, H. l' ] 5 to 50, House of Babu La! to Workshop, H. No. 51 to 92, House No. 93 of Lal Sin to House No. 99 (Vacant). 18. Ward 3 House No. 100 i.e., Vacant to Hotel, H. No. 111. Workshop to House of Sohan I H. No. 112 to 189. 19. Ward 3 House of Sawan Singh to House of Sardara Singh, H. No. 190 to 238. 20. Ward 3 House of Ram Parsad to Doctor's Clinic, H.No. 239 to 248, House of Major Singh House of Ashok Kumar, H. No. 249 to 290. 213 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Block No. Description 21. Ward 3 House of Jarnail Singh to Peer-Khanna, H. No. 291 to 344, House of Mukhtiar Singh to House of Dharam Singh, H. No. 345 to 360. 22. Ward 3 Houseof Gurdev Singh to School, H No. 361 to 379, Gurdwara -cum-residence to House of Gulab Singh, H. No' 380 to 425. 23. Ward 3 House of Sukhdev Singh to Dr's Clinic, House No. 426 to 484, House of Shri Krishan Singh to Tailor's shop, H. No. 485 to 494. 24. Ward 3 House ofShri Moti Ram to Mandir H. No. 495 to 537, Theatre to House of Shri Gurdarshan Singh, H.No. 538 to 582/7. 25. Ward 3 House of Shri Gurjat Singh of Red Cross Bhawan, H. No. 583 to 667, House of Shri Uta Chand to House ofShri Megh Raj, H. No. 668 to 674. 26 Ward 3 House of Shri Kalur Ram to Service Station, H. No. 675 to 758, House of Shri Radhe Shyam to House of Shri Amar Singh H. No. 759 to H. No. 761. 27. Ward 3 H. No. 762 i.e. Vacant to Cattle-shed (in H. No' 812), House of Shri Ram Sarup to House of Shri R.K. Narayana, H. No. 813 to 873 including Mandir in House No. 843. 28. Ward 3 House No. 874 to H. No. 938, including Mandir in H.No. 883. 29. Ward 3 House 'Of Joginder Kumar to House of Shri Hardita Mal H. No. 939 to 976, House of Sohan Singh to Bank, H. No. 977 to 995. 30. Ward 3 House No. 996 i.e. Vacant to Repair shop of Cycles in H. No. 1077 (12). 31. Ward 4 House of Shri Nirmal Singh to House Babu Lal, H. No.1 to 160. 32. Ward 4 Shop in House No. 161 to School in H. No. 187, House of Shri Hari Singh to Babu Ram H. No,1 88 to 228 (9). 33. Ward 4 House No. 229 to College in H. No 301, House of Shri Krishan Lal i.e., H. No. 302 to H. No. 347. 34. Ward 4 House of Duni Chand to Cinema (Kanwal), House No. 348 to Bldg. No. 380 , House of Jaspal Singh to Samrat Hotel, No. 381 to 401 35. Ward 4 House No. 402 i.e. Vacant to House of Lila Ram ( H.No. 428), House No. 429 to Bldg. No. 563 (Civil Hospital), H. No. 564 to H. No. 606, Shop in Bldg. No. 607 to Machinery Store in Bldg. 810. 36. Ward 4 H. No. 811 to H. No. 830, Govt., Estt. to Complaint Office of Punjab State Electricity Board, No. 831 to 861, Shop-cum-Residence of Darshan Kumar to Dal Factory, No. 862 to 892. 37. Ward 5 Shop-cum-residence of Kapur Chand to House of Mohinderpal H. No.1 to 87. 38. Ward 5 House of Krishan Lal to House ofShri Amrit Lal, No. 88 to 187. 39. Ward 5 House of Chaman Lal to School, Bldg. No. 189 to 317 . House of Sham Lal to Bagga Singh, H. No. 318 to 327. 40. Ward 5 House No. 328 to 449. 41. Ward 5 House of Budh Ram to Cattle Shed, No. 450 to 479, House of Shri Prem Chand to House of Des Raj, No. 480 to 568. 42. Ward 5 H. No. 569 i.e. Vacant to Office Punjab State Electricity Board in Bldg. 645, House of Balbir Kaur to Shop (Karyana) H. No. 646 to 670. 43. Ward 6 House of Cham an Lal to Karyana Shop, No. 1 to 51, House of Jagdish Kumar i.e. H.N. 52 to No. 69 (Vacant). 44. Ward 6 House of Parshotam to House of Bhan Chand, H. No. 70 to 138. 214 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Block No. Description 45. Ward 6 House of Kishan Kumar to Mandi, H. No. 139 to 189, House of Shri Rattan ~ House of Mahal Chand, H.No. 190 to 203. 46. Ward 6 House No. 204 i.e. Vacant to House No. 291 ofSarsvati Devi. 47. Ward 6 House No. 292 to 296 is vacant. House of Baldev Singh to Central Govt. Office 1 to 311, Laundry to Footwear Shop, No. 312 to 443. 48. Ward 7 House of Dina Nath to House Jagdish Rai, No.1 to 85. 49. Ward 7 House of Banwari to Cattle Shed, H. No. 86 to 134, House of Lachman Dass to Ji H. No. 135 to 179. 50. Ward 7 Club to Govt. Depot No. 207 to 250, House of Mahabir Parshad to Electrical Repail No. 251 to 277. 51. Ward 7 Iron Shop to Dharamshala, No. 296 to 319, House of Hari Ram (320) to House No i.e. Vacant. 52. Ward 7 Milkfed to Petrol Pump, H. No. 381 to 389, Dhaba to Mandir Santoshi Mata, 1 390, to 414 , Halwai Shop to Electrical shop No. 415 to 615. 53. Ward 7 Cloth shop to Insurance Office, H. No. 616 to 714, General store to Central Bl India, No.715 to 852, Bachan's Company to Saree House, No. 853 to 856. 54. Ward 8 House of Keshav Dev Gupta to School, No.1 to 48, Cloth Shop to House of Kheta No. 49 to 95. 55. Ward 8 House of Arjun Dass tD Dharamshala, No. 96 to 120, House of Dalbir Singh to l: of Bhagwan Dass, No. 121 to 167. 56. Ward 8 House of Gopi Ram to Co-operative Store, No. 168 to 189, House ofSita Ram to Ii of Navin Kumar, No. 190 to 246. 57. Ward 8 House of Ramji Das to Mandir, No. 247 to 274, Residence of Ramesh Kumar to Nivas, No. 275 to 320. 58. Ward 9 Residence (If Shila Devi to Residence of Gurdial Singh, No.1 to 89. 59. Ward 9 Vacant Shop No.1 to Lawyer's Office in H. No. 154, Residence of Ramji Dass, H' 155 to 205. I 60. Ward 9 Hotel-cum-Residence of Sher Singh to Dharamshala, H. No. 206 to 221, -Residen Pyre Lal to Motor Repair shop No. 222 to 376. 61. Ward 9 Dr'.s clinic to Flour Mill, House No. 377 to 489, House of Om Parkash to Office La Deptt. H. No. 490 to 665, Residence of Girdhari Lal to Vacant House, No. 666 to 68 62. Ward 9 Mata Rani Mandir to Office Coal Depot, No. 687 to 753, House of Pawan Kum Vacant House, No. 754 to 810. 63. Ward 10 House of Keshav Dev Gupta to Printing Press No.1 to 82, House of Shanti D Vacant House, No. 83 to 156. 64. Ward 10 From Shop to Hospital No 157 to 221, Shop No' 222 to Shop No. 235. 65. Ward 10 Karyana Shop to Cattle Shed, No. 236 to 317, House of Lachhman Singh to Hou Sarwan Singh No. 318 to 381. 66. Ward 10 Residence of Biro to School, House No. 382 to 437, House of Jagat Ram to HO~ Ram Nath, H. No. 438 to 447. 67. Ward 10 House ofTek Chand to Dairy, No. 448 to 515 House of Raj Kumar to Vacant OR No. 5[6 to 537. i I 215 ANNEX!URE TO APPENDIX Block No. Description 68. Ward 10 House of Niranjan Dass to Gurdwara, No. 538 to 625. 69. ' Ward 11 Karyana Shop to Bank of India, No. 132 to 132, Furniture Shop to House of Ram Parshad , No. 133 to 172. ·70. Ward 11 House of Gurdarshan Singh to New Bank of India, No. 173 to 204, Homoeopathic Shop to House of Baldev Sahai Gupta, No. 204 to 274. 71. Ward 11 Coal Depot to Higher Secondary School, H. No. 275 to 288, Residence of Rajindra Nath to Transport office No. 289 to 355, Residence of Hoshiar Singh to Vegetable shop, No. 356 to 391. 72. Ward 11 Qila Gurdwara to Primary School, No. 392 to 404 , House of Roshan Lal to Residence of Ram Devi , No. 405 to 476. 73. Ward 11 House No. 477, i.e. Vacant to Post Office, No. 498, From Guest House to School, No. 499 to 507, Iron Shop to Vacant House, No. 508 to 604. . 74. Ward 12 House of Harbans Singh to Mandir, No.1 to 22, House of Ram Ludbhayan to Residence of Satnam Singh, No. 23 to 152. 75. Ward 12 Residence of Dharam Singh to School, No. 153 to 205, House of Vishwa Nath to House of Budh Ram No. 206 to 275. 76. Ward 12 House of Harbans Kaur to Tea Shop 276 to 315 , Godown to Halwai Shop, No. 316 to 365 including Gali Arjan Dass, House of Joginder Pal to Tea Shop, 366 to 442. 77. Ward 12 Mobil oil shop to Police Chowki, No. 434 to 445, House of Ram Sewak to Dharamshala, No. 446 to 459, General Merchant Shop to House of Gobind Parkash, No. 460 to 533, including Inspector Food and Supplies Office in No. 442, Post office in 450 and M.C. office in No. 439. 78. Ward 13 Residence of Ashok Kumar to Dharamshala, No.1 to 5, House of Jarnail Singh to House of Bhim Sen, No.6 to 99. 79.· Ward 13 House No. 100 to 153 (Mohalla Ganga Ram). 80. Ward 13 Residence of Vasu Mal to Karyana Shop, No. 154 to 205, House of Krishan Kumar to House of Raj Kaur, No. 206 to 235. ·81. Ward 13 H.No. 236 to 246, H. No. 247 to 286, House of Hari Singh to House of Khem Chand, No. 287 to 345 , No. 346 to 354. 82. Ward 13 Residence of Maya Devi to House ofParvati Devi, No. 355 to 418. House of Karam Singh to Flour Mill in Aggarwal Street, No. 419 to 460. 83. Ward 14 House of Vishaw Kumar to Soap Factory, No.1 to 65. 84. Ward 14 House of Gopi Ram to Ashram, No. 66 to 73, Gita Bhawan to Timber Store, No. 74 to 99, House of Kirpal Singh to Karyana Shop, No. 100 to 130. 85. Ward 14 House of HarjitSingh to House ofMurari Lal, No.131 to 235. 86. Ward 14 House of Surindor Kumar to Dharamshala, No. 236 to 306, House of Dhoop Singh to Shamshan Ghat, No. 307 to 360. 87. Ward 14 Houso of Udhmi Ram to School-cum-Dharamshala, No. 361 to 417, Residence ofPannu Ram to a Vacant House No. 418 to 459. 88. Ward ]5 House No.1, i.e. Vacant to Karyana Shop in House No. 67/8, Store to B.D.O. Office, No. 67/6 to 124. 89. Ward IS Cattle Shed to Residence of Jamit Singh,H.No.125 to161 ,House of Bihar' Lal to Dharam· illala, No. 162 to 212. 216 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Block No. Description 90. Ward 15 House of Balwant Singh to Shop-cum-residence of Hukam Chand, H. No. 213 Houseof BhagwanDasstoHous~ofRug<1Ram, No. 239 to 279. 91. Ward 15 Residence of Gurcharan Singh to Residence of Santa Singh No. 280 to 325, He Sohan Singh to Resid')nc'J of Dhano. No. 326 to 379. 92. Ward 15 RGsidence of A mar Singh to Flour Mill, No. 478 to 510, Residence of Duni Ram to d~pot., No. 511 to 538, Residence of Jagir Singh to Lachhman Singh, No. 539 to 57 93. Ward 15 Residence of Muna Lal to Flour Mill, No. 380 to 426, House of Amrik Singh to Singh, No. 427 to 477. 94. Ward 16 Chemist shop to Residence of Sunder Singh, No. J to 60, R'~sidencc of Tikka R Residence of Gurmukh Singh, No. 61 to 116. 95. Ward 16 Residence of letha Singh to Mandir, No. 117 to 144, Rusid·mcc of Makhan Sin. House of Gurmukh Singh, No. 145 to t 75. 96. Ward 16 Karyana Shop to Workshop-cum-f<)sidcncf~ of Ganga Devi. 176 to 212, Residen, Sadhu Singh to Residence of Mohindcr Singh 213 to 228. 97. Ward 16 R0sidence of Gobind Ram, to Floor Mill. No. 229 to 262, House of Gung Dcvi to C Shed, No. 263 to 313. 98. Ward 16 Residence of Bhag Singh to Residfmc,! of DcJip Singh HOl!3; No. 314 to 338, Resid( of Sher Singh to Residence of Ram Chand, No. 339 to 372. 99. Ward 16 Tea Stall to Kary~.na Shop, No. 373 to 406, Residenc(: of K0har Singh to Karyana Sl No. 407 to 481, Residence of Jagir Singh to Vac('.nt HOllS~, No. 482 to 508. 100. Ward 17 Photo Studio to House of Shri DharampaI, No.1 to 88, Hou~c of Vinod Kumar to Ho of Surinder Kumar, No. 89 to 95. 101. Ward 17 House ofVidya Devi to HallS':: ofDev Raj, No. 96to 195. 102. Ward 17 House of Mohan L;:lJ to Work-shop·cum Rcsid·;ncc of Ram Kilmar, H.No. 196 to 2~ House of laswant Rai to Mandir, No. 221 to 272, Vacant Hous0 No. 274 to 308 (TI shop). 103. Ward 17 House of Gobind Ram to Mandir, H.No. 309 to 352, HOllS,! of Hans Raj, to Cattle Sh~ No. 353 to 362, House of rnder Singh to School, No. 363 to 406, Tea Shop to Ho of Om Parkash, House No. 407 to 434. 104. Ward 17 Shop to Dharamshala, No. 435 to 466, Cattle shoJd to House of Lachhman Dass, 467 to 532. I 105. Ward 18 Toa Stall to House of Arjan Lal, 1 to 125. 106. Ward 18 House No. 126, i.e. Vacant to Housl] of Gita Ram, No. (272). ~ 107. Ward 18 House of Om Parkash to School, No. 273 to 280, House of Ram Piari to Cattle Shed, 281 to 314, House of Sant Singh to TubewGll, H. No. 315 to 375. 108. Ward 18. House of Avtar Singh to Nand Lal Primary School, No. 376 to 402, House of Nand ~ to House of Sukhdev Singh, No. 403 to 48l. i 109. Ward 18 House of Sohan Lal to Tagor._) Primary School, No. 482 to 539, House of Harnek Singh Depot, House No. 540 to 566, House of Pritam Singh to House of Swarn Singh, No. to 610. 110. Ward 19 Shop No.1, i.e. Vacant to Shop No. 86. 211 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Biock No. Description 111 Ward 19 Cloth Shop to Photo Studio, No. 87 to lI5, House of Naranjan Dass to Dharamshala, No. 116 to 151. ~+t2 .. , "Ward 19 House No. 152,i.e. Vacant to Private Hospital (158), Dhaba to P.R.T.C. Workshop, No.I59 to 217, HouSt1 of Buta Singh to House of Mohinder Singh, No. 218 to 294. 113 .. Ward 19 House of Tirath Ram to Gurdwara, No. 295 to 338, House of Hari Singh to House of Lal Chand, H.No. 339 to 375. 114. Ward 19 House of Hakam Singh to Forest Office, No, 376 to 408, House ofSant Ram to House of Harbhajan Singh, No. 409 to 478. 115. Ward 19 House ofVed Parkash to House ofSujan Singh, No. 479 to 539. 116. Ward 19 From College to Guru Nanak Library, H. No. 540 to 568, House of Manohar Lal to House of Shri Narinder Nayar, H.No. 569 to 667. 117. Ward 19 House of Bir Bhan to School, H. No. 668 to 674, House of Jagtar Singh to Office P. W.D. H. No. 675 to 710, House of Jagjit Singh to HOUSG of Joginder Singh, H. No. 711 to 717, House of Dharam Singh to Session Court, H. No. 718 to 726, Public Welfare Department to Hotd Red Cross, H. No. 727 to 729, Milk Bar to House of Harphool Singh, House No. 730 to 733. 118. Ward 20 House of Balbir Singh to Tailor's Shop, H. No.1 to 68, House of Telu Ram to Shop of Kapoor Singh, H. No. 69 to 96. 119. Ward 20 House of Balwant Singh to Mandir, No. 125 to 148, Shop to House of Satish Kumar No. 149 to 176, House of Ravind'Jr Kumar to Housa of Surinder Kumar, No. 177, to 218. 120. Ward 20 House of Dr. Didar Singh to Teacher Home, Office, No. 219 to 279, House of Ramdoor Singh to Hous] of Dyal Singh, No. 280 to 321. 121. Ward 20 House of Ram Saran to Chhabra Tent House No. 323 to 358, House of Sukhdev Singh to House of Puran Chand, No. 359 to 395. 122. Ward 20 Hous() of Sund~r Singh to House of Mansha Ram, No. 396 to 522. 123. Ward 21 School-cum-Boarding to Punjab State Cooperativ(: Bank No.1 to 10, House of Sham Lal Gupta to Milk Bar, No. 11 to 83, House ofWazir Chand Verma to Office Distt. Language Officer, No. 84 to 143, Hous\: of Gilrcharan Singh to House of Lachhman Dass, No. 144 to 163. 124. Ward 21 House of Bhag Mal to Govurnmcnt Primary School, No. 164 to 261, House of Sur jit Singh to Red Cross Disp:msary No. 262 to 280, House of Sham Sunder to House of Puran Chand, No. 281 to 313. 125. Ward 21 House of Ajit Singh to HOlls] of Amrik Singh, No. 314 to 370 126. Ward 21 House of Bhagwan Dass to Office Income Tax, No. 371 to 409,House of Amrit Lal to House ofTriloki Nath, Fouse No. 410 to 444. 127. Ward 21 House of Ramdoor Singh to Office Home Guard, No. 445 to 461, House of Amar Singh to Office (Survey), No. 462 to 476, House of Karamjit Singh to Ofl"ice Punjab Tube we II Corporation No. 477 to 484, House of Sukhdev Singh to Office, No. 485 to 508. 128. Ward 21 House of Kartar Singh to House of Gurmcl Singh, No. 509 to 619. 129. Ward 21 House of M(~gh Raj (Dhobi) to Office, No. 620 to 654, House No. 655 i.e. Vacant to House of Hardam Singh, No. 784. 130. Ward 21 Satsang Bhawan to House of Subash Chand, No. 785 to 876. 131. Ward 21 House of Manjit Kaur to House of Harbans Singh, No. 877 to 953. its ANNEXURE TO APmNDJX Block No. De8.crjption 132. Waxd 21 Petrol Pump to House of Gurbachan Singh, No. 954 to 1055. 133. Ward 21 House of Narinder Singh to Eloctricity Office, No. 1056 to 1l05, House of8a~w Si. to Vacant House No. 1106 to 1127. 134. Ward, 21 Daya Nand Nagar, House of Malkit Singh to Gurd.wara No. 1128 to 1208". House.; {)f Balwant Singh to Houso oiChiman Lal, No. 1209 to 1297. 135. Ward 21 Flour Mill to Octroi Post, No. 1298 to 1384, House of Magher Singh to Vacta»\ ,Ho~ No. 1385 to 1454. . 136. Ward 22 Home of Pawan Kumar to Guru Nanak Model School, No.1 to 21 Hou~e of aar~n$ Singh to the offico of Punjab State Electricity Board, No. 22 to 39, House of K. K. Puri to Post Office, No. 40 to 68. Housa of Hardam Singh to House of He.,m ~j, No. 66 to 124. 137. WaJ;d22 House of Nagor Singh to the office; of the Punjab St~te El1xtricity Board, No. 125 to 161 House of Mohinder Singh to House of Dt,vi Chand, No. 162 to 295. 138. Ward 22 House of Tulsi Ram, to Sahib Ram, No. 296 to 406. 139. Ward 22 From Offico to School, No. 407 to 444, Hous:: ot' Jist Ram to Polk] Dispsunary, No 445 to 485, House of Bogga Singh to State Bank of Patiala, No. 486 to 549, House 0 I Malkit Singh to Vacant Hom:, No. 550-552. > 140. Ward 22 HOllS>J of Docp Chand to Makbara Haji Rattan, No. 553 to 630, Honse of Ralll Singh t< House of Mallah Hajirat, No. 631 to 685. 141. Ward 22. Chomist shop to Karyana Shop, No. 686 to 756, House of Bira Singh to Tea Shop No. 757 to 839. 142. Ward 22 Hous;:, of Kundan Lal to Worn)n Hostel, No. 840 to 873, TubJwoll to House of Ajit Singl No. 874 to 988. 143. Ward 22 House of Ganga Lal to State Bank of Patiula, H. No. 989 to 1,001, Vacant House i •• No. 1002 to 1024 School, Gurdwara to Tea Shop of Dayal Singh, H. No. 1025 t 1120. 144. Ward 23 House ofIndira to House; of R. D. Verma, H. No.1 to 71. 145. Ward 23 Thread Factory to House of Jhamu, H. No. 72 to 266. 146. Ward 23 Tt~a Shop to House of Banarsi Dass, H. No. 267 to 366. 147. Ward 23 House of Satpal Singh to Mandir, H. No. 367 to 400, Houso of Surmati nIJvi· to HOll 01 Hari Chand, H. No. 401 No 448. 148. Ward 23 Ice Factory to Primary School, H. No. 449 to 471, House of Dalip Chand to House Gian Singh, H. No. 472 to 548. 149 Ward 23 From Offce to Mandir, H. No. 542 to 673, House of Milkhi Ram to House ofJai Pal'kal H. No. 674 to 709. 150. Ward 23 House of Kansi Ram to House of Sham Singh, H. No. 710 to 880. 151. Ward 23 House of Dol at Ram to House ofRala Singh, H. No. 881 to 1002. 152. Ward 23 House of Ajit Singh to House of Ram Singh, H. No. 1003 to 1116. 153. Ward 23 House of Natha Singh to House of Lachman Dass, H. No. 1117 to 1219. 154. Ward 24 Flour Mill-cum-residence of Puran Chand to P.W.D. Office, H. No.1 to 101, House Om Parkash Goel to House of Ram Dev, H. No. 102 to 173. 155. Ward 24 House of Prem to Cattle Shed, H. No. 174 to 213, House of Nathu Ram to House Jagroop Singh, H. No. 214 to 243. 219 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Block No. Description 156. Ward 24 House of Gurcharan Singh to Dr. Clinic, H. No. 244 to 297, House of Nahar Singh to, Karyana Shop, H. No. 298 to 345, House No. 346, i.e. Vacant to House of Sher Singh H. No. 348 to 379. 157. Ward 24 House No. 380, i.e. Vacant to Cattle Shed H. No. 431, House of Sadhu Singh to Vacant House, H. No. 432 to 496. 158. Ward 24 House ofSukh Ram to House of Huno Ram, H. No. 497 to 553, House of Sita Ram to House of O.P. Sharma, H. No. 554 to 586. 159. Ward 24 House of Kishan Lal to House of Ram Dev, H. No. 587 to 656, House of Vikram Bahadur to Canteen-cum-residence of Todar Mal, H. No. 657 to 736. 160. Ward 25 House of Sadhu Lal to House of Rameshwar Singh, H. No.1 to 57, House of Bakhtur Singh to House of Ram Chander, H. No. 58 to 115. 161. Ward 25 House of Jagdish Singh to House of Vijay Kumar, House No. 116 to 170, House of Suresh Kumar to Rest House, House No. 171 to 212. 162. Ward 25 House of Ajit Singh to Primary School, House No. 213 to 237, House of Harbans Singh to Office Muzdoor Union, House No. 238 to 256, House of Lakshmi Ren to Church, House No. 257 to 310, House of Harnaik Singh to Railway Officer, House No. 311 to 330, House of Muni Ram to Vacant House, House No. 331 to 378. 163. Ward 25 House of Banwari Lal to Railway Office, House No. 379 to 477, House of Nipy Chand to Muzdoor Union, House No. 478 to 517, House of Chuto Lal to vacant House, House No. 518 to 547. 164. Ward 25 House of Bhola Nath to G.R.P.S. Police Chowki, House No. 548 to 553, House of Baldev Raj to Railway Rest House, House No. 554 to 611, House of Jagat Singh to Telephone Exchange, House No. 612 to 706, House of Gopi to House of Parkash Chand, House No. 706 to 740. 165. Ward 25 House of Bitcher Singh to Tailor Shop, House No. 741 to 772, House of Bharat Devi to School, House No. 773 to 788, House of Raj Kumar to Mandir, House No. 789 to 814, House of Naik Ram to Shop-cum-residence of Kartar Chand, House No. 815 to 827. 166. W~rd 25 House of Kirpal Singh to House of Kuldip Raj Singh, House No. 828 to 910, House of Prem Dass to Pump House, House No. 911 to 983. 167. Ward 26 House of Bhawani Shankar to Karyana Shop, House No. I to 25, House of Munshi Ram to House of Santokh Singh, House No. 26 to 51. 168. Ward 26 House of Sohan Lal to House of Basant Singh, House No. 52to 90, House of Nand Kishore to House of Ram Kumat, House No. 91 to 120. 169. Ward 26 House of S. P. Puri to Dharamshala, House No. 121 to 159. House of Rajinder Singh to Shop-cum-residence of Amar Nath, House No. 160 to 187, House of Bhagwan Dass to House of Baldev, House No. 188 to 210. 170. Ward 26 House of Suresh Kumar to Temple, House No. 213 to 244, House of Lachman Dass to House of Parkash Singh, House No. 245 to 286, House of Baldev Chand to House of Avtar Singh, House No. 287 to 327. 171. Ward 26 House of Kartar Singh to House of Raj Kumar, House No. 328 to 389, House of La] Singh to Flour Mill, House No. 390 to 404, House of Amar Lal to Gurdwara, House No. 405 to 434, House of Piara Singh to Paper Mill, House No. 435 to 443. 172. Ward 26 Tubewell to Dharmshala, House No. 444 to 469, House of Kartar Singh to House Niranjan Singh, House No. 470 to 538. 173. W~rd 27 House of Harpal Duggal to House of Shankar Lal, House No.1 to 69, House of Nath Ram to Club, House No. 70 to 92. ANNEXURE 'f0 APPENDIX Block No. Descrption 174. Ward 27 House of Karam Chand to Rest House, House No. 93 to 125, House of Dharam Pal t House of Mul Chand, House No. 126 to 197, House of Mangal Ram to House of RaJ Kumar, House No. 198 to 250, House of Bansi Lal to Karyana shop, House No. 2~ to 274. 175. Ward 27 House of Madan Lal to House of Hari Singh, House No. 275 to 344, House of Ram Chan to House of Om Parkash, House No. 345 to 392, House of Hukam Chand to House ( Gurnam Singh, House No. 393 to 422. 176. Ward 27 Tea Store to Workshop-cum-residence of Jagat Parkash, Home No. 423 to 466, Hous of Jog Singh to Karyana shop, House No. 467 to 506, House of Bahadur Singh t Vacant House, House No. 507 to 532. 177. Ward 27 Karyana shop to House of Baljit Singh, House No. 533 to 569, House of Ram Kumar t House of Surinder Kumar, House No. 570 to 612. 178. Ward 27 House of Simla Devi to House of Ku ndan Lal, House No. 613 to 656, House of Raj Krishan to House of Rup Chand, House No. 657 to 700. 179. Ward 27 House of Tara Chand to Dharamshala, House No. 701 to 725, House of Ajmer Singh t House of Babu Singh, House No. 726 to 782, House of Chanan Singh to Vacant Hous House No. 783 to 811. 180. Ward 27 House of Bhag Singh to Temple, House No. 812 to 860, House of Bhagwan Dass to Templl House No. 861 to 868. 181. Ward 7 House of Devi Dial to School, House No. 32 to 45, House of Banwari Lal to House I Suresh Kumar, House No. 46 to 49, House of Jangi Lal to Sweet shop, House No. 180 206, House of Sewa Ram to House of Raj Kumar, House No. 278 to 295. 182. Ward 8 House of Ishar Singh to House of Gurbax Singh, House No. 261 to 291, House of Moh~ Lal to House of Radha Krishan, House No. 292 to 312. 183. Ward 11 House of Madan Dass to Karyana shop, House No. 427 to 450, House of Sahib Singh 1 House of Karam Chand, House No. 451 to 458. 184. Ward 13 Shop-cum-residence of Ghania Lat to House of Gurmukh Singh, House No. 247 to 27 House of Prem Wanti to Mohinder Singh, House No. 277 to 357. 221 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Name of Charge : Bathinda M.C. (Special) Block No. Description 1. House No. 1 to 140. 2. House of Shamsher Singh to House of Madan Mohan, H. No. 141 to 202, House of Bbarat Bhushan to School, H. No. 203 to 298, H. No. 299, i.e. House of Shri Darshan Kapoor to H. No. 304. 3. House of Manohar Singh to Gurdwara, H. No. 305 to 346, House of Darshan Singh to School, H. No. 347 to 402, House of Hem Raj to House of Sohan Lal, H. No. 403 to 438. 4. House of Suraj Bhan to Karyana Shop, H. No. 439 to 563, House of Paramjit Kaur to Balwant Singh Rajpal, H. No. 564 to 620. 5. House No. 621, i.e. vacant to H. No. 745 (office), House of Ram Sewak to Office, H. No. 746 b 755. 222 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Name of Charge : Bhucho Mandi M. C. Block No. Description I. Ward No.1. Office to School-cum-residence of Bhushan Lal, House No.1 to 38, House of Singh to Office, House No. 39 to 52, House No. 53 i. e. vacant to House :r of Kewal Krishan. 2. Ward No. I. Shop-cum-Factory to Temple, House No. 135 to 212, House of Sukantlu D, Cattle shed, House No. 213 to 234. 3. Ward No.2. House of Inder Sain to Govt, Office, House No.1 to 32, House of Ved Parka P&T Office, House No. 33 to 47, Shop-cum-residence of Kulwant Rai to I House No. 48 to 91, Tea shop-cum-residence of Sri Kant to Police Post, I No. 92 to 120, Cattle Shed to House of Sham Lal, House No. 121 to 150. 4. Ward No.3 House of Surjan Singh to House of Bela Ram Mali, House No. I to Including Dharamshala, Civil Dispensary Sweeper Colony, Oil Mill and 0 Factory. 5. Ward No.4 House of Mal Singh to House of Pritam Singh, House No. 1 to 118. 6. Ward No.5 House of Partap Singh to House of Inder Singh, House No.1 to 135. Inclu, Gurdwara. 7. Ward No. 6 House of Hasat Bahadur to Office Market Committee, House No. 1 to 8, H( No. 9 i. e. vacant to House No. 34 of Office Ziledar, Cot shop to G Punsup Shop, House No. 35 to 58, Tea shop to Central Bank ofIndia, House 59 to 138, Broker shop to Karyana shop, House No. 139 to 180. 8. Ward No.7 House of Parkash Chand to Govt. Office, House No.1 to 44, House of Dev Raj Cattle shed, House No. 45 to 102. 9. Ward No. 8 House of Baldev Raj Sharma to Dharamshala, House No. I to 118, Octroi P to Guru Nanak Model School, House No. 119 to 127, school-cum-resider of Maghar Singh to Cattle shed, House No. 128 to 135. 10. Ward No.9 House of Sadhu Singh to Dharamshala, House No. 1 to 77, House of Chitru Ra to House of Gulab Dass, House No. 78 to 105. 11. Ward No. 10 Tubewell to State Bank of India House No. I to 21, Surj Bhan to House I Karnail Singh, House No. 22 to 88, House of Hari Ram to Public Heall Deptt. House No. 89 to 140. 12. Ward No. 11 Shop-cum-residencc to Rameshwar Dass Garg to Agriculture Office, House No .. to 77, Godown to Public Library, House No. 78 to 105, House of Ram Sagar . octroI Post, House No. 106 to 135. 13. Ward No. 11 House of Mukand Lal to House of Tarlok Chand, House No. 136 to 170, shoj cum-residence of Lac ham an Dass to Store, House No. 171 to 240. 223 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Name of Charge: Kot Fatta M. C. Block No. Description 1. Ward No.1: House of Shri Hazura Singh to Mandir Hanuman Ii, House No.1 to 72, House of Shri Gurjat Singh to Bank, House No. 73 to 102, House of Shri Sambhu Dyal to Dharmshala, House No. 103 to 119 & house of Shri Gurcharan Singh to Baldev Singh, House No. 120 to 133. 2. Ward No.2: House of Shri Darshan Singh to Complaint Office, (Punjab State-Electricity Board), House No.1 to 38, Punsup shop to post Office, House No. 39 to 138, Govt. High school to Gurdwara, House No. 139 to 141, & House of Shri Surjit Singh to Samadh of Baba Mast Sidh, House No. 142 to 146. 3. Ward No.3: House of Shri Rarnam Singh to Dharamshala, House No. I to 39, House of Shri Sukdev Singh to Gurdwara, House No. 40 to 44 House of Shri Kartar Singh i. e. House No. 45 to 124 (vacant). 4. Ward No.4: House of Shri Bant Singh to house of Shri Nihal Singh House No.1 to 108. 5. Ward No.5: House of Shri Sohan to Dharamshala, House No.1 to 33, House of Gujar Singh to School, House No. 34 to 83, House of Shri Jagrup Singh to house of Shri Hazura Singh, House No. 84 to 135. 6. Ward No.6: House of Shri Birbal Dass to Dharamshala, House No. 1 to 11, House of Shri Kartar Singh to Gurdwara, House No. 12 to 84, House of Shri Joginder Singh to house of Shri Raj Singh, House No. 85 to 11 1. 7. Ward No.7: House of Shri Bachna Mal to Dharamshala, House No.1 to 12, house of Manohar Singh to Temple, House No. 13 to 33,; and from House No. 34 to House No. 96 i. e. House of Shri Bihari La!. 8. Ward No.8: House of Shri Jagir Singh to Veterinary Hospital, House No. 1 to 8, Ayurvedic shop to Dharamshala, House No.9 to 63, house of Bhupa Singh to house of Shri Mithu Singh, House No. 64 to 105. 9. Ward No.9: Flour & Saw Mill to School, House No.1 to 59, house of Shri Jagdama Parshad to Dharamshala, House No. 60 to 82, house of Shri Dalip Singh to House of Shr i Ramdocr Singh, House No. 83 to 111. 224 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Name of Cbarge: Sangat M. C. Block No. Description 1. Ward No.1: House No. 1 i. e. Dharamshala to House No. 64, M. C. Office to Shri Raja Ram's House No. 65 to 80, House No. 81 i. e. Gurdwara to House No. 94. 2· Ward No.2: Shop of Shri Atma Ram to House of Shri Lekh Raj, 1 to 65, House No. 66 i. e. Punjab National Bank to House No. 77. 3. Ward No.3: Ayurvedic shop to Co-operative Marketing Society Office, House No.1 to 37 House of Shri Mohan Lal to office of Civil supply, House No. 38 to 46, Subhash Chand's house to house of Shri Tek Chand, House No. 47 to 78. 4. Ward No.4: Office Market Committee to office Electricity Board, House No. 1 to 51, House No : 52 i. e. Radio Repair Shop to House No. 108. 5. Ward No.5: Babu Ram House to High School, House No.1 to 74 and House No. 75 to 81. 6. Ward No.6: House of Indcr Singh to Dharamshala, House No.1 to 45, House of Sajjan Singh to house of Shri Sukhdev Singh, House No. 46 to 72. 7. Ward No.7: House ofShri Chetan Singh to House of Shri Sukhdev Singh House No.1 to 58. 8. Ward No.8: House of Shri Bhola Singh i. e. House No. 1 to 61 (Vacant). 9. Ward No.9: Shop-cum-Residence of Shri Nachhatar Singh to House of Shri Gurjat Sin~h, House No. 1 to 49. 225 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Name of Charge : Raman M. C. Block No. Description 1. Ward 1 House of Sh Cr.hotu Ram to shop-cum-residence of Sh Parkash Chand H. No.1 to 56 House No. 57 i. e. House of Bishna Ram to H. No. 122. 2. Ward House No. 123 i. e. vacant to H. No. 183 i.c. School-cum-residence of Lachhman Dass, House of Sh. Des Raj to House of Mithu H. No. 184 to 210. 3. Ward 2 : House of Sh. Babu Singh to Flour Mill-cum-residence of Ram Shah, H. No. I 'to 62 H. No. 63 i. e. House of Sh. Jaggar Singh to House No. 115.( Vacant) ... 4. Ward 2 : House of Sh. Brij Lal to Octroi post, H. No. I to 207, House of Lajpat Rai to Temple cum-residence of Mahata'!l~ Sctlm Oass, H. No. 208 to 231. 5. Ward 3 Shop-cum residence of Jela Ram to temple, H. No. I to 47, House of Sh. Mohinder Kumar to House of Sh. Hari Ram, H. No. 48 to 78. 6. Ward 3 House No. 79 i. e. vacant to H. No. 103 i.e. Dharamshala, House of Sh. Phia Ram to Temple-cum-residence of Sh. Dyal Dass, H. No. 104 to 160, H. No. 161 to H. No. 178 i. e. House of Des Raj. 7. Ward4 House of Sh. Harnek Singh to Shaheed Samalk College, H. No.1 to 44, House of Sh. Gurbax Singh to House of Sh. Hem Raj, H. No. 45 to 127, Shop-cllm-residl!nce of Ram Krishan to Karyana shop, H. No. 128 to 257, 8. Ward 5 : Octroi pJst to vaterinary hospital, H. No.1 to 14, House of Sh. Surinder Kumar to M .C. office, H. No. 15 to 62, House of Sh. Balbir Singh to Corporation Cotton office, H. No. 63 to 169, Karyana shop to temple, H. No. 170 to 289, Factory-cum-residence of Hari Singh to Railway Station, H. No. 290 to 305. 9. Ward 6 House No. I i. e. vacant to H. No.4 i. e. Factory-eum-residence of Maya Ram, HOllse of Sh. Jai Karan Oass to House of Sh. Balwant Singh, H. No.5 to 92. 10. Ward 6 : House of Sh. Gurdarshan Singh to Octroi post, H. N,). 1 to 186 H. No. 187 i. e. Flour Mill-cum-residence of Nathu RamtoH. No. 210. (Vacant). 11. Ward 7 : Karyana shop to Octroi post H. No. I to 19, House of Sh. Birj Lal to Office Railway, H. No. 20 to 35, House of Sh. Mukh Ram to Bank, H. No. 36 to 47, H. No. 48 i.e. Godown to H. No. 132 i. e. House of Sh. Magha Ram 12. Ward 7 : House No. 133 i. e. vacant to H. No. 163 i. e. Octroi pJst, workshop to house of Tehal Singh, H. No. 164 to 229. 13. Ward 8 : House No. I i. c. vacant to H. No. 72 i. e. pJst office-cum-redisence of Sadhu Ram House of Uggar Sain to Bank H. No. 73 to 108, House of Sh. Hari Ram to Karyana shop, H. No. 10 to 230. 14. Ward 9 House of Sh. Partap Chand to Shop-cum-residence of S11. D~v Raj, H. No.1 to 51, HJuse of Jit Singh to Office Civil Supply, H. No. 52 to 87, House of Sh. Hans Raj to House of Jawa\a~ Sing'l, H. N). 88 to 155. 15. Ward 10 . Karyana shop to Office Truck Union, H. No.1 to 56, H. No. 57 i. e. vacant to H. No. 124 i.e. H:mseofSh. BriiLat,I'bus'~ ofSh.HansRai toAdrashModelSchool,H.No. 125 to 218, House of Sh. Wa1ayti Ra'11 to House of Tulsi" Ram, H. No. 219 to 250. 16. Ward II House of Sh. Dasondha Singh to Workshop-cum-residence of Bachna Ram l{. No.1 to 38, House of Sh. Santa Ram to Saw Mill-cum-residence of Hari Ram, H. No. 39 to 153. 17. Ward 11 House of Mukh Raj Singh to Flour Mill, H. No. 154 to 184, House of Roshan Lal to lee Factory, H. No. 185 to 207, H. No. 208 to 231 i. e. Jang Singh House, House of Teep Chand to House of Sadhu Ram, H. No. 232 to 259. is. Ward 12 House No.1 i. e. Vacant to H. No. 25 i. e. Workshop, Office-cum - residence of Sh. Ramesh Kumar to School, H. No. 26 to 77 House of Maghar Singh to Cattle Shed, H' No. 78 to 90. 226 ANNEXURE TO APPENIDX Block No. Description 19. Ward 12 : House of Sh. Kussa Singh to House of Karnail Singh, H. No. 91 to 129, House of Kehar Singh to House of Jog Singh, H. No. 196 to 236. 20. Ward 13 : House of Baru Singh to House of Mohinder Singh, H. No.1 to Loud Speaker-cum residence of Mithu Singh to House of Sh. Sadhu Singh, H. No. 71 to 119. House of rnder Singh to House of Jaggar Singh, H. No. 120 to 208. ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Name of Charge: Talwandi Sabo NAC Block No. Description I. Ward 1 House of Sh. Birbal Dass to Dharamshala H. No.1 to 36 House of Sh. Gurnek Singh to House of Mohinder Singh, H. No. 37 to 101 House of Sh. Mohan La1 to House of Ra'tan Singh H. No. 102 to 200. 2. Ward 2 House of Mukhtiar Singh to House of Gurdial Singh, H. No. 104 to 145, House of Sh. Hari Singh to Dharamshala of Bajigars, House No. 146 to 157, House of Sh. Marka Singh to Cattle shed, H. No. 158 to 203. 3. Ward 3 Gurdwara to House of Mohindcr Ram, H. No.1 to 25, House of Sh. Vaid Jang Singh to Takhat Dam Dama Sahib, H. No. 26 to 44, House of Sh. Joginder Singh to House of Sadhu Ram, H. No. 45 to 85. 4. Ward 4 Shop-cum-residence of Sh. Govardan Dass to Gurd~ara Baba Sahib, H. No.1 to 21 House of Sh. Surjeet Singh to Post Office, 28 to 62, House of Sh. Krishan Kumar to Tagore Model School, H. No. 63 to 97, House of Mohan Lal to House of Chanan Ram, H. No. 98 to 169, Cloth shop to Workshop, H. No. 170 to 399 (Blook formation is wrong). 5. Ward 5 House No.170 i. e. Cattle shed to H. No. 261, i. e. HouseofSh. Kirpal Singh, House of Hajara Singh to Gurdwara H. No. 262 to 304, H. No. 306 i. e. house of Jindhi Singh to H. No. 320 (Vacant). 6. Ward 6 House of S11. Mohinder Singh to Govt. Primary School H. No.1 to 89, Dharamsha!a to House of Aulakha Singh, H. No. 90 to 139. 7. Ward 7 House of Sh. Tara Singh to House of Sh. Bachana Ram, H. No.1 to 91 House of Sh. Lal Chand to College, H. No. 92 to 178, HOllse ofSh. Dilawar Singh to House of Sh. Harnek Singh House No. 179 to 181. 8.Ward8: Dharansha!a to Karyana shop H. No.1 to 167 House of Bachan Singh to Water Works H. No. IG8 to 212, Godown to House of Sukhdarshan H. No. 213 to 243. 9. Ward 9 : House of Harjit Singh to Dharamshala, ll. No. 64 to 88 House of Charan Singh to Rand Singh, H. No. 89 to 149, House of Kalawanti to House of Teja Singh H.No. 150 to 211. 10. Ward 10 House No.1 i. e. Vacant to H. No. 49 (Office), House of Sewa Singh to House of Kapur Chand H. No. 50 to 98, Sweet shop to House of Karam Singh H. No. 299 to 312, House of Ajmer Singh to House of Sarwan Singh H. No. 313 to 320. II. Ward II Temple to Telephone Exchange, H.No. 99 to 139, House of Baldev Singh to Central Bank of India, House No. 140 to 160, HOllse of Bachna Ram to Tailor's shop H. No. 161 to 257. 12. Ward 12 Barber shop to Cooperative Bank H. No.1 to 113, Tent House to Civil Hospital H. No. 114 to 128, House of Dr. K. C. Jain to Office Dhillon BlIS Service H. No. 129 to 148, Tea shop to House of Mehar Singh H. No. 149 to 169; 13. Ward 13 House No. 1 i. e. Vacant to House No.7 i. e. Punjab State Electricity Board, Meat Shop to HouSe of Labh Singh H. No.8 to 129, House of Mal Singh to House of Mehar Singh H. No. 130 to 160. 228- ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Name of Charge : Maur M. C. Block No. Descr.iption gl. Ward 1 House of Karam Singh to Dharamshala, H. No.1 to 11 ,House of Sham Singh to ( Mahant Pritam Singh, H. No. 12 to 97, House of Jagir Singh to House Singh, H. No. 98 to 19l. 2. Ward 1 House of Joga Singh to School-cum·residence of Sham Singh, H. No. 192 to 263 shed to Generator Bijli Ghar, H. No. 264 to 342, Transport company to House Dular, H. No. 343 to 363. 3. Ward 2 House of Jit Singh to House of Jawala Singh, H. No.1 to 56, House of Gajan ~ House of Naranjan Singh, H. No. 57 to 100. 4. Ward 2 House of Gurdip Singh to Dharamshala, H. Ho. 101 to 136, Karyana shop to t Mangal Chand, H. No. 137 to 169, House of Bakhshish to Dharamshala, H. 1\ to 212. 5. Ward 3 House of Hardwari Lal to House of Ram Piari, H. No.1 to 64, House Ro. Vacant to post office j. e. H. No. 95. 6. Ward 3 House of Bant Singh to Dharamshala, H. No. 96 to 185, House No. 186 i. e. Vat House No. 206 of Pritam Singh. 7. Wald4 House of Hari Chand to Khalsa Primary School, H. No.1 to 27, Factory to Co-Opt Society, H. No. 28 to 80, Godown to Hospital, House 81 to 158, House of Bhan to House of Kanshi Ram, House No. 159 to 226. 8. Ward 4 House of Gulab Singh to office, H. No. 180 to 201, workshop to Octori post, . No. 202 to H. No. 229, Fruit shop to Dharamshala of Harijans, H. No. 230 tt House of Darabra Singh to Punjab Agro Industries, H. No. 272 to 303, Chemist sh Civil Hospital, H. No. 304 to 347, House of Madan Singh to House of Janak R No. 348 to 423. 9. Ward 5 House of Sita Ram to Office Tubewell Corporation, H. No.1 to 128, House of J Singh to Bank, House No. 129 to 152, House of Mahatama to House of Bahu S H. No. 153 to 201. 10. Ward 5 House No. 225 i. e. Vacant to H. No .269 of Punjab Soap Factory, House of Teja S to B. G. Plastic Factory, House No. 270 to 336, House of Madan Lal to House of G Chand, No. 337 to 385, House Sardar Singh to Iron shop, H. No. 38 434. 11. Ward 6 Karyana shop to Store of' Amarjit Garg, H.No. 1 to 1184, House of Nanant Ra House of Radha Krishan, H.No. 119 to H.No. 148. 12. Ward 6 : House of Lal Chand to Guru Nanak School, H. No. 149 to 266, Godown to Om Parkash, H.No. 267 to H.NO. 283. 13. Ward 7 : Shop-cum-residence of Shri Yashpal to Office Punjab State Tubewell Corporation, 1 to 96, House of Sadhu Ram to Soap Factory, office, H. No. 97 to Shop-cum-residence of Shri Karam Chand to Stove repair shop, H.No. 153 to 221. 14. Ward 7 General shop to School Guru Tegh Bahadur, H.No. 222 to 243, House of Shri Chand to Dharamshala, H. No. 244 to 272, Barber shop to post office, H.No. 308, House No. 309 i.e. Vacant to House No. 315 of Shri Subash Parkash. 15. Ward 8 Temple to Godown, B.No. I to 125, Residencc-cum-shop of Shri Hari Ram to lew shop, H. No. 126 to 190, Karyana shop to Shop-cum-rcsidence of latinder Singh, 191 to 209. 16. Ward 8 : House of Shri Badri Parsad to Public School, It.No. 210 to 28B, Godown to flo Shri Amar Nath, H.No. 289 to 427. 17. Ward 9 : House of Shri Bor Chand to Government High Sehool-cum-residence of Shri Beni , H.No. 1 to 13, OJ,I Store to Stat, Bank of Patmla, H. No. 14 to 95, House I 229 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Block No. Descrip tion Partap Chand to Ayurvedic Disp:msary, H. No. 96 to 164, House of Shri Badri Lal to House of Shri Ram Charan Dass, H.No. 165 to 195. 18. Ward 9 House of Shri Puran Chand to School Shri Ganesh, H.No. 196 to 231, House No. 232 i.G. Vacant to Octroi post, i.e. H. No. 258 Godown to House of Shri Pawan Kumar, H.No. 259 to 385. 19. Ward 10 Shop to Government Office, H.No. 1 to 22, Hous(.: of Kartar Kaur to S.D. High School, H.No. 23 to 46, House of Shri Ram Ji Dass to Office Electricity Board, H.No. 47 to 54, House of Shri Bir Chand to Dharamshala, H.No. 55 to 126, House of Shri Murad Lal to Cattle Shed ofSchgal Ram, H. No. 127to 142. 20. Ward 10 House of Shri Mukhtiar Singh to Factory-cum-residence of Shri Bogga Singh, H.No. 143 to 254, House of Shri Jaswant Singh to House of Shri Karam Singh, H. No. 255 to 295. 21. Ward 11 House No.1 i.e. Vacant to Government Primary School, H. No.1 to 29, House of Shri Sant Ram to Temple, H.No. 30 to 36, P0erkhana to Dharamshala, H. No. 37 to 94, House of Shri Chuhar Singh i.e. House No. 95 to H.No. 146 (Vacant). 22. Ward 11 House No. 147 i.e. Vacant to House of Shri Dheloua Singh, H. No. 190. Dharamashala to House of Shri Chand Singh, H,No. 191 to 304. 23. Ward 12 House of Shri Gurdial Singh to Cattle Shed, H. No. I to 58, From Shop to House of Shri Sukh Dev Singh, H. No. 59 to 119. 24. Ward 12 House of Shri Chhinda Singh to Karyana Shop, H. No. 120 to 217, House of Shri Mukhtiar Singh to Dharamshala, H. No. 218 to 243, House No. 244 i.e. Karyana Shop, to House No. 246 (Vacant). 25. Ward 13 House of Shri Jeet Singh to Octroi Post, H. No. I to 46, House of Surjit Singh to Mandir H.No. 47 to 67, House of Shri Gurcharn Singh to Water Works, H.No. 68 to 75, House No. 76, i.e. Railway Station to H. No. 126 (Vacant). 26. Ward 13 House of Shri Sardara Singh to Dharamshala, H.No. 127 to 169, House of Shri Biloo Singh to Gurdwara, H. No. 170 to 230, House of Shiv Dev to Garden, H. No. 231 to 232, House of Ajmer Singh i.e. H. No. 233 to H.No. 259 (Vacant). 230 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Name of Charge : Mansa M.C. Block No. Description 1. Ward I House of Lajw<'.nti to DharamshC'.la, H. No. 146 to 186, shop-cum-reisdcnce of Dilla Singh to House of HardiJv Singh, H.No. 187 to 237, School to Gurdwara Buda Dal, H.No. 297 to 306, Temple to House of Jagrup Singh, H.No. 307 to 345. 2. Ward I House No. 33 i.e. vacant to Bhagat Nam Dev Bhavan of House No. 97, House of Lakhi RC'.m to Karyana shop, H.No. 98 to 145. 3. Ward 1 House No.1 i.e. vacant to RNo. 32 (vacant) House of Nahar Chand to House of Nachattar Singh, RNo. 251 to 296. 4. Ward 2 House of Pritam Singh to vacant House, H. No. 1 to 64 House of Raj Kumar to House of Bachna Ram, H. No. 66 to 135, House of Raj Kumar to HOUS1J of Guljar Singh House No. 136 to 149. 5. Ward 2 Hou<;e No. 151, i.e. vacant to printing press ofH. No. 211, Jain Book Depot to Doctor Clinic, H.No. 212 to 241, Karyana shop to seed shop, H. No. 242 to 271. 6. Ward 2 . Octroi post to Public Relation Office, H. No. 272 to 306, Offico Junior or Engineer to, Government Hospital, H.No. 307 to 395, Government Kanya Hr/Sec. School to Godown House No. 396 to 400. 7. Ward 3 House ofIshwar Dass to Office, House No. 24 to 93, House of Banarsi Dass to House of Madho, H. No. 94 to 173. 8. Ward 3 Ashok Kary,ma shopto House: of Ishar Singh, H. No.1 to 22, House of Kundan Lal to House of Kcshu Ram, H. No. 373 to 431, House of Gurdov Singh to House of Shiv Chand, H. No. 432 to 462. 9. Ward 3 House No. 251 i.e. vacant to H.No. 334 to St<,.tc Bank ofIndia, House of Parkash Chand to House ofPrcm Goel, H. No. 335 to 366. 10. Ward 3 House of Jarnail Singh to office Income T~x House No.173 to 185, House of Labu Ram to Vacant House, House No. 186 to 250, House No. 520 i.e. vacant to House No. 600 of Labh Singh, Hous.:_: of Bishan Singh to Barbor shop, House No. 601 to 630. II. Ward 4 Fruit shop to S.D. college Girls, House: No.1 to 47, Cattle Shed to Forest Department House No. 48 to 96, House of Harbh<',jan Singh to Flour Mill, House No. 97 to 172, House of Gurmeot Singh, i.(l. House: No. 173 to Honse No. 243 (Vacant) Repair shop to Karyana shop, House No. 362 to 384. 12. Ward 4: Sweet shop to Juwdler shop, House No.1 to II, House No. 387 i.e. vacant to House No. 460 of Turner workshop, Tractor Workshop to Tea shop, Houst No.669 to 727. 13. Ward 4 : Iron Merchant shop to House of Sham Lal, House No. 459 to 641, House of Surj Bhan to Vacant Hous1, House No. 642 to 668. 14. Ward 4 : House; of Darshan Kumar to Post offic:, House No. 244 to 260, House No. 261 i.e. vacant to Honse of Parbati D..;vi of House No. 326, Cyclu Repair shop to Fruit shop, House No. 327 to 361. 15. Ward 5 HOUSlJ of Hans Raj to Cycle Repair shop, House No. 793 to 845, Flour Mill to House of Darshan Kumar, House No. 846 to 887, House of Kaur Sain i.e. House No. 888 to House No. 926 (vacant). 16. Ward 5 Radio workshop to Doctor Clinic, HOllse No. 120 to 201, Shop Cloth to Doctor Clinic, Housu No. 202 to 445, J0wcIIer shop to Barber shop, House No. 446 to 717, Karyana shop to House of BalvindJr Nath, House No. 718 to 791, Hotd-cum-residence of Jiwan Kumar to Fruit shop, House No. 962 to 986. 17. Ward 5 Barber 3hop to Flour Mill, House No.1 to 64, icc shop to Karyana shop, House No. 66 to !la. 231 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Block No. Description 18. Ward 6 House No.1 i.e. vacant to House No. 45 of Bhugwan Dass Mali, House No.1 to 47 Temple to House of Brij Lal, House No. 48 to 85, Flour Mill to House of Harnaik Singh, House No. 87 to 127, Godown to vacant Shop, House No. 129 to 149, Ashoka Goneral Store to VacCI.nt House, House: No. 534 to 549. 19. Ward 6 House of BanCl.fsi DCl.ss to House of Hans Raj, House No. 155 to 221, House of Durga Dgss to House ofTulsi Dass, Housl: No. 222 to 310, HOUSG No. 491 i.e. vacant to House No. 533 of Karyana shop. 20. Ward 6 Bakery shop to Tont House, Housl) No. 311 to 399, Flour Mill to vacant House, House No. 400 to 490. 21. Ward 7 House of Shiv Dial to Gurdwara, House No. 159 to 207, Doctor Clinic shop to House of Piarl'. Lal, House No. 208 to 265. 22. Ward 7 House of Babu L'l.1 to House of Hukam Chand, House No. 109 to 158, House No. 266 i.e. vacCl.nt to House of Jagir Singh (House No. 301). 23. Ward 7 Karyana shop to Hous(: of Lillu Ram, House No. I to 108, Houso of Ram Parshad to House of Sarwan House No. 303 to 307, Hou'}c No. 341, i.e. vacant to House No. 365 of Harnam Singh, House of Baldev Ram to Khilli Bhai, Houso No. 371 to 381. 24. Ward 7 : House of Hardwari Lal to House of Mcmgh Ram, House No. 308 to 340. 25. Ward 8 : Carp:mtcr shop to House of Gurdev Singh, House No. 307 to 365, House of Harnam Singh to House of Sumj Bhan, House No. 366 to 435, House of Arjan Singh to House of Sudan Singh, House No. 436 to 465. 26. Ward 8 House of Inder Sain to Cattle Shed, House No.1 to 289, House of Sohan Lal to House of Des Raj House No. 290 to 305. 27. Ward 8 Doctors Clinic to Private School, House No. 51 to 77, House of Bodh Ram to Cattle Shed, House No. 78 to 167, House of Naik Singh to House of Dewarka Dass, House No. 168 to 214. 28. Ward 9 House No.1 i.e. vacant to House No. 27 of Ram Charan Dass, House of Om Parkash to Coal Depot, House No. 202 to 289, House No. 290 i.e. of Krishan Lal to House No. 426, i.e .. Vacant. 29. Ward 9 House of Surjeet Ram to State Bank of Patiala, House No. 149 to 152, House of Sham Lal to House of RamJi Dass, House No. 153 to 183, House No. 325 i.e. vacant to Seed Crusher, House No. 369. 30. Ward 9 : House of Maya Devi to Workshop, House No. 29 to 148, Seed Crusher to House of Piara Lal, House No. 184 to 202. 31. Ward 10 House of Bir Chand Jindal to School, House No. 459 to 539, House No. 540, i.e. vacant to House of Suraj Bhan, i.e., House No. 649. 32. Ward 10 . House of Balkar Singh to Cattle Shed, House No. 170 to 205, House of Kanwaljit Singh to Shop-cum-residence of Bhagwan Dass, House No. 206 to 283, House of Lal Chand to Cattle Shed, House No. 284 to 311, House No. 312 i.c. vacant to House No. 355 of Flour Mill, House of Ram Ji Dass to Tractor Workshop, House No. 356 to 457. 33. Ward 10 House of Mohinder Singh to House of Roop Singh, House No. I to 14, House of Pritam Singh to Cattle Shed, House No. 79 to 95, House of Jaggar Singh to Cotton Factory, House No. 96 to 122, House of Babu Ram to School, House No. 123 to 149, House of Kartar Singh to House of Gurdial Singh, House No. 150 to 158. 34. Ward 10 House of Mukand Singh to House of Baldev Singh, House No. 19 to 49, House of Chand Kaur to House of Babu Singh, House No. 50 to 70. 35. Ward 11 Cattle Shed to House of Niranjan Singh, House No. 90 to 106, House of Babu Ram to House of Magher Singh, House No. 170 to 203, House of Jaswant Singh to Dharamshala, House No. 204 to 229. 232 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Block No. Description %. Ward 11 House of Tej Ram to Cattle Shed, House No. 132 to 168, House ofInder Singh to House of Dhiraj Ram, House No. 230 to 312. 37. Ward 11 House of Ba1dev Krishan to House ofPritamSingh, House No. 108 to 131, House of Mohan Singh to Dharmshala, House No. 313 to 374, House No. 375 i.e., vacant to House No. 429 i.e. House of Baldev Singh. 38. Ward 11 Dharmshala to House of Ram Lal, House No.1 to 53, House of Nand Singh to House of Sukdev Singh, House No. 54 to 89. 39. Ward 12 House of Ganga Singh Subedar to House of Bilu Singh, House No. 142 to 192, House of Tota Singh to Vacant House, House No. 193 to 253. 40. Ward 12 House of Gurdev Singh to House of Takhur Singh, House No. 254 to 317, House of Kaka Singh to vacant House, House No. 318 to 360, House of Teja Singh to House of Dula Singh, House No. 416 to 444. 41. Ward 12 This Block Starts from House No. 141 of Harnek Singh, Cattle Shed to House of Piara Singh, House No. 361 to 407, House of Karnail Singh to House of Darshan Singh, House No. 408 to 493, House No. 496 i.e., vacant to House of loginder Singh of House No. 501, House of Balbir Singh to House of Nand Singh, House No. 505 to 511, House of Dalip Singh to House of Kewal, House No. 582 to 584. 42. Ward 12 : House of Chet Singh to Samadh of Bhai Gurdas, House No. 512 to 612, Tubewell to House of Sadhu Singh, House No. 728 to 738. 43. Ward 12 : House of Ram Gopal to House of Nand Muni Mahant, House No.1 to 140, House of Sukhdev to House of l.K. Sharma, House No. 611 to 672, House of Itbari Lal to vacant House, House No. 673 to 727. 44. Ward 13 House No. 79 to 260 including Dispensary School. 45. Ward 13 House of Surjeet Singh to Cattle Shed, House No. 200 to 250, House of Balwant Singh to Banwari Lal, House No. 278 to 341, House of Chet Singh to Vacant House, House No. 343 to 409. 46. Ward 13 House No. 410 i.e. Vacant to House No. 502 of Sadhu Ram, House of Atma Ram to House of Gurcharan Singh, House No. 503 to 571, House ofKheta Singh to Punjab State Electricity Board Office, House No. 601 to 616, House of Tara Singh to Car Repair Shop, House No. 617 to 647 47. Ward 13 House of Amrik Singh to Vacant House, House No.1 to 96, House of Surta Ram to House of Ami Chand, House No. 262 to 277, House of Dev Raj to House of Gurjat Singh, House No. 648 to 664. 48. Ward 14 Green Hotel to Dhabi Ghat, House No.1 to 90, Radio shop to House of Hari Kishan, House No. 431 to 467, House of Gurinder to Cloth Marchants, House No. 468 to 538. 49. Ward 14 House No. 168 i.e. vacant to House No. 208 of Balbir Singh, House of Dev Raj to House of Om Parkash, House No. 231 to 275, House of Mukand Lal to House of Ram Kaur, House No. 276 to 330. 50. Ward 14 Coal Depot to House of Nagahia Singh, House No. 91 to 167, House of Amar Singh to House of Bhagwan Singh, House No. 209 to 230, House No. 336 i.e., vacant to House No. 430 of Photographer Shop. 51. Ward 15 Vegetable shop to House of Avtar Singh, House No. 760 to 815, House of Gurnam Singh to House of Hakam Singh, House No. 816 to 956. 52. Ward 15 House of Baldev Singh to Gurdwara, House No. 1 to 30, House of Surjeet Kaur to House of Hans Raj, House No. 31 to 157, House of Rikhi Ram to House of loginder Singh, House No. 158 to 226. 53. Ward 15 . House of lagan Nath to House of Gurcharan Singh, House No. 227 to 289, House of Ajmer Singh to House of Gurdev Singh, House No. 290 to 337, House of Angrej Singh t() House of lagan Singh, House No. 338 to 408. . .. 233 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Block No. Description 54. Ward 15 Office P.R.T.C. to Workshop, House No. 413 to 420, Office Co-operative Society to House of Niranjan Singh, House No. 433 to 453, House of Ram Krishan to Cycle Repair shop, House No. 637 to 667. 55. Ward 15 House No. 421 i.e. vacant to House No. 493 of Hari Singh, House of Baldev Singh to Office C.l., House No. 494 to 557, School to Welding Shop, House No. 558 to 673, Tyre Shop to Office B.D.P.O., House No. 674 to 752. 56. Ward 16 House of Amar Nath to House of Prem Chand, Houie No. 209 to 248, House of Deputy Ram to Labu Ram, House No. 249 to 319, House of Jawala Ram to Chowki, House No 321 to 384, House of Pawan Kamar to House of lnder Jit Singh, House No. 385 to 418, House No. 419 i.e., vacant to C;:lttle Shed, House No. 450, House of Hem Raj to Tea Stall, H No. 451 to 480. 57. Ward 16 Vedic Shop to Post office, House No. 10) to 197, House Of Hardev Singh to Biscuit Shop, House No. 198 to 206, Dry Cleaner Shop of Shri Ram Ji Dass to House of Sabhar Singh, House No. 207 to 348. 58. Ward 16 House of Darshan Singh to House of Soban Lal, House No.1 to 8, House No.9 i.e., vacant to House of Gur Bachan Singh in House No. 41, House No. 42 i.e. vacant to Model School, in House No. 56, House of Ved Parkash to House of Amar Singh, House No. 57 to 93, Vacant Hous..: No. 335 to 345 of Piara Lal. 59. Ward 17 House of Soban Lal to House of Jaggar Singh, House No. 211 to 225, Shop-cum-residence of Kishori Lal to House of Hem Raj, House No. 226 to 314, House of Gurcharan Singh to House of Gurdev Singh, House No. 371 to 402. 60. Ward 17 House No. 20 i.e., vacant to Cattle Shed, House No. 20 to 35, House of Black Singh to Poultry Farm, House No. 36 to 49, House of Har Chand to Government School, House No. 50 to 94, House of Sita to House of Sunehra Chand, House No. 95 to 133. 61. Ward 17 : House of Jit Singh to Cattle Shed, House No. 134 to 172, House of Omi to House of Sadhu Singh, House No. 173 to 210, House of Bant Singh to Vacant House i.e, House No. 395 to 422, House of Jagjit Singh to House of Raj Kumar, House No. 554 to 570. 62. Ward 17 ; House of Jai Mal Singh to House of Darshan Singh, House No. 315 to 369, Store to Vacant House, House No. 419 to 449. 63. Ward 17 : House of Munkand Singh to House of Supuran Singh, House No. 450 to 500, House of Munkand Singh to House of Parseni Devi, House No. 501 to 567. 234 BloCI ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX ~6 Name of Charge: Budhlada M.C. Block No. Description 37 1. Ward 1 H. No.1 to 90, including Gurdwara and Cotton factory. 2. Ward 1 House of Shri Labh Singh to Vaterinary Hospital, H. No.1 to 26, Meat shop to Oct 38 post, H. No. 27 to 33, House of Shri Sarwan Singh to House of Shri Banarsi Da House No. 34 to 180. 39 3. Ward 2 Workshop to Club, H. No. I to 83, House of Shri Prempal Singh to X-Ray Plant, H. N 85 to 101 H. No. 102 i.e. Vacant to 142 i.e. Police Station, House of Shri Sham Lal Karyana Shop, H. No. 143 to 190. 40 4. Ward 2 Store to Punjab National Bank, H. No.1 to 27, H. No 28 i.e. vacant to H. No. 47 Gurdwara, Cloth shop to House of Tilak Ram H. No. 48 to 72, Flour Mill to Clo Shop H. No. 73 to 108. 41. 5. Ward 3 Karyana Shop to Satsang Sanatam Dharam, H. No. I to 45, House of Shri Chand, Kala to Government Primary School, H. No. 46 to 72 House of Shri Jagdish Rai 1 Temple Hanuman ji, H. No. 73 to 116. 6. Ward 3 H. No. 1 i. e. Vacant to 58 i.e. Office Panchayat Samiti, H. No. 59 to 96 (House ( 42 Shri Gurcharan Singh) 7 Ward 3 House of Mehar Chand to House of Shri Hari Chand, H. No. I to 11. 43 8. Ward 4 Rest House to Jain Temple, H. No.1 to 70, House of Shri Walayati Ram GUpta to Civ; Dispensary, H. No. 71 to 142, House of Shri Kapur Singh i.e. 143 to H. No. 16: (Vacant). 44 9. Ward 4 House of Bishamber Dass to Workshop-cum-residence of Shri Baldev Lal, H. No.1 to 21 45 House of Des Raj to Karyana Shop, House No. 22 to 116, House of Shri Mohan La i.e. 117 to H. No. 137 (Vacant). 10. Ward 5 House of Shri Sukhdcv Singh Rosa to Flour Mill, H. No. I to 61, House of Shri Rup Chane 46 to House of Shri Satpal, H. No. 62 to 70. 11. Ward 5 House of Shri Ram Sarup to office Block Education Officer, H. No.1 to 29, House ot Shri Umrao Singh to Government Store H. No. 30 to 65. 47 12. Ward 6 House of Shri Ram Sarup to Flour Mill, H. No. 1 to 23, House of Shri Sangat Ram to office Block Education Officer H. No. 24 to 92, Karyana Shop to Jeweller Shop, H. No. 93 to 109. 48 13. Ward 6 H. No.1 i.e. Vacant to H. No. 77 i.e. Indira Gandhi College for Women, Ram Temple to Jain Kanya Vidalaya, H. No. 78 to 82, H. ofShri Murari Lal to Karyana Shop, H.No. 83 to 118. 49 14. Ward 7 House of Shri Neki Ram to Dharmshala, H. No. I to 63, Karyana Shop to Gurdwara H. No. 64 to 74, Shop of Kishori Lal to Karyana Shop, H. No. 75 to 82. 50 15. Ward 7 Shop-cum-residence of Jiya Lal to M.C. Office, H. No.1 to 60, Workshop to House 0 Shri Joyti Ram H. No. 61 to 97, Primary School to Octroi post, H. No. 98 to 144, Railway Gateman's room to Police Chowki, H. No. I to 88, Railway Canteen to Hous of Sangat Ram, H. No. 89 to 127. 51 16. Ward 8 House of Shri Nar Bahadur to Office Tahsil H. No.1 to 44, Tea Shop to Cotton and Oi Mill, H. No. 45 to 90, Karyana Shop to Goel Hospital, H.No. 91 to 146, House of Shr 52 Kishore Chand to Punjab State Electricity Board complaint office, House No. 147 t 151, House of Shri Des Raj to Excise and Taxation Office, H. No. 152 to 196, Hous of Shri Ujjagar Singh to office A.F.S.O., H. No. 197 to 218. H. No. 219 i.e Nathu Narain to H. No. 229 (vacant). S3 17. Ward 8 Octroi Post to School-cum-residence of Tarlochan, H. No.1 to 7, tractor Workshop t Nirankari Bhawan, H. No.8 to 53, Tractor Agency to Karyana Shop, H. No. S4 t 93, House of Prabhu Ram to Steel Furniture Industry, H. No. 94 to 108, House of Sh Balbir Singh to House of Shri Kirpal Singh, H. No. 109 to 185. 235 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX Block No. Description , 18. Ward 9 Cycle repair shop to Agro Industry Corporation, H. No.1 to 14, Barber Shop to Telephone Exchange, H. No. 15 to 38, House of Shri Mehar Singh to Karyana Shop, H. No. 39 to 139. 19. Ward 9 : Workshop-cum-residence of Shri Karnail Singh to Turner Work-shop, H.No. 1 to 90, Workshop-cum-residence of Dilbagh Singh i.e. H. No. 91 to H. No. 126. 20. Ward 10 : Shop straw fodder to Happy Model High School, H. No.1 to 40, House No. 41, i.e House of Shri Dev Raj to H. No. 83. House of Shri Bant Ram to Sat Kartar Kaniya. Bhawan, H. No.1 to 26, House of Madan Lal to Store Food Supply, H. No. 27 to 46, H. No. 47 i.e. Flour Mill-cum-residence of Nathu Ram to H. No. 121. 21. Ward 10 Flour Mill-cum-residence of Lachhman Dass to Octroi Post, H. No. I to 12, House of Ram Singh to Government Office, H. No. 13 to 46, H. No. 47 i.e. House of Gurjit Singh to H. No. 115. 22. Ward II House of Sadhu Singh to K.C. School, H. No.1 to 44 House of Ram Kishan to Bharat Steel Mill, H. No. 45 to 70, House of Mango Devi to House of Shri Dharam Pal H. No. 71 to 123. 23. Ward II H. No. 1 i. e. (vacant) to H. No. 82 i.e. Karayana shop, House of Ganesh Ram to House of Shri Rameshwar Dass, H. No. 83 to 102, Karyana Shop House of Shri Des Raj, H. No.1 to 23. 24. Ward 12 House of Sigla Ram to Municipal Silai School, H. No. 1 to 4 Saw Mill to House of Shri Ram Sarup, H. No. 49 to 86. 25. Ward 12 Karyana Shop to Bakery Shop, H.No. 1 to 29, House of Shri Mal Singh to House of Shri Ramesh Kumar, H. No. 30 to 99. 26. Ward 13 : House of Ram Gopal to Karyana shop, H. No.1 to 13, Workshop-cum-residence of Dhanna Singh to House of Madho Ram, H. No. 14 to 83 Godown to Jeweller Shop, H. No. I to 37, House of Shri Om Parkash to Shoe Shop, H. No. 38 to 85, Repair Cycle Shop to Shop-cum-residence of Jaswant Singh H. No. 86 to 133. 27. Ward 13 General Store shop to Jeweller Workshop, H. No.1 to 52, Dr. Clinic to Office State Ware Housing, H. No. 53 to 132 Godown to Jeweller Workshop, H.No. 133 to 140, Office Market Committee to State Bank of Patiala, H. No.1 to 66, Shop-cum-residence of Kundal Lal to Octroi Post, H. No. 67 to 104. . , 236 ANNEXmu; TO APPENDIX Name of Cbarge ; Bareta M.C. Block No. Description 1. Ward 1 House No.1 to 97. Including Shamshan Ghat and Nursery School 2. Ward 1 House of Shri Kirpal Singh to Gurdwara Nam Dev, House No.1 to 131, Oil House of Manu Ram, House No. 132 to 142. 3. Ward 2 : House ofSbri Shambu Dayal to Telephone Exchange House, No.1 to 21 Khadi I to office of Punjab State Electricity Board, House No. 22 to 41, Temple-cum to Karyana Shop, House No. 42 to 113, House of Shri lai Narayan to Post House No. 114 to 179. 4. Ward 3 : House of Shri Shamsher Singh to Punjab National Bank House No. 1 to 29, H. Shri Atma Ram to House of Shri Charanjilal, House No. 30 to 65. 5. Ward 3 House of Shri Harbans Lal to Bank, House No. 1 to 41, Shop-eum-Residt Gian Chand to A uto Repair Shop, House No. 42 to 174. 6. Ward 4 Cattle shed of Ramlal to Office of Food Supply House No. 1 to 13, Store to Pi Press, House No. 14 to 90, House No. 91 to 155 i.e. Karyana Shop. 7· Ward 5 Shop-cum-Residenee of Suraj Bhan to office Markfed, House No.1 to 11, Flo Bhagwanti to School-cum-Residence of Nahar Singh, House No. 12 to 27, HOI Walayati Ram to Police Post, House No. 28 to 47, House of Sewak Ram to Te cum-Residence of Sbri Puran Chand, House No. 48 to 91, Karyana shop to St< House No. 92 to 169. 8. Ward 6 House No.1 to 157 i.e. Punjab State Electricity Board Office. House of Dolati R~ Verterinary Hospital, House No. 158 to 198, House of Sat Naryan to house of HI Chand, House No. 199 to 207. 9. Ward 6 : Railway East Cabin to Co-operative Office, H. No.1 to 28, House of Shri Kartar S to House of Santosh Dass, House No. 29 to 48. 10. Ward 7 House of Shri Sant Singh to Dharamshala, House No.1 to 116, House of Chuhar S to house of Nek Singh, House No. 117 to 172. 11. Ward 8 Rudi Wala Kotha to Shop-cum-residence of Shri Krishan Lal, House No. 1 to 94, S1 cum-residence of Shri Bihari La1 to Shop-cum-Residence of Shri Puran Chand, H( No. 95 to 190. 12. Ward 9 : House of Shri Sat Parkash to Cattle Shed, House No. 1 to 80. 13. Ward 10 Mandir Ravi Dass to Carpenter Workshop-eum-Residence ofShri Magher Singh, He No. 1 to 54 House of Sadhu Singh to house of Sher Singh, House No. 55 to 142. i I 14. Ward 10 House No. 134 i.e. (vacant) to Toori Wala Kotha, (House No. 207) Karyana ShoJ Cattle Shed i.e. House No. 208 to 271. i 15. Ward 11 Shiv Mandir to Dharamshala, House No.1 to 104, House of Shri Dev Singh to hOU~ Shri Jatinder Bir, House No 105 to 190. PRIMARY CENSUS FOR SCHEDULED CASTE 238 PRIMARY CENSUS (For Schedueld Serial State/District/Tahsil/U.A./City/Town Total No. of Total Scheduled Castes Population No. Rural Households Urban with S.C. Members ______-..01 ______P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 17/11 Bathinda District T 60,583 352,489 189,659 162,830 R 50,434 294,243 158,178 136,065 U 10,149 58,246 31,481 26,765 17/11 {I Rampura Phul Tahsil T 9,918 57,491 30,924 26,567 R 8,909 51,493 27,680 23,813 U 1;009 5,998 3,244 2,754 Rampura Phul (MC) U 1,009 5,998 3,244 2,754 17/11/2 Bathinda Tahsil T 19,068 1,08,323 58,621 49,702 R 14,294 82,075 44,319 37,756 U 4,774 26,248 14,302 11,946 Goniana (M.C) U 251 1,428 749 679 Bathinda U.A. U 3,762 20,625 11,275 9,350 (i) Bathinda (M.C) U 3,691 20,300 11,086 9,214 (ii) Model Town (OG) U 71 325 189 136 Bhucho Mandi (M.C) U 372 2,076 1,124 952 Kot Fatta (M.C) U 293 1,573 868 705 Sangat M.C. U 96 546 286 260 17/11/3 Talwandi Sabo T 9,063 54,130 29,021 25,109 R 6,945 41,237 22,180 19,057 U 2,118 12,893 6,841 6,052 Raman (M.C) U 606 3,783 2.012 1,771 Talwandi Sabo NAC U 667 3,939 2,108 1,831 Maur (MC) U 845 5171 2,721 2,450 17/11/4 Mansa Tahsil T 22,534 132,545 71,093 61,452 R 20,286 119,438 63,999 55,439 U 2,248 13,107 7,094 6,013 Mansa (M.C) U 1,478 8,817 4,758 4,059 Budhlada (M.C) U 397 2,251 1,222 1,029 Barata (M.e) U 373 2,039 1,114 925 239 ABSTRACT Castes only) MAIN WORKERS Literates· -~---~--~------Total Main Workers Cultivators I-IX (I) -----.. ------__,.--~------_--..01_------P M F P M F P M F 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 32,611 25,605 7,006 110,300 105,014 5,286 6,723 6,647 76 23,025 18,705 4,320 92,498 8&,842 3,656 6,122 ; 6,056 66 9,586 6,900 2,686 17,802 16,172 1,630 601 591 10 5,946 4,646 1,300 17,711 16,981 730 877 868 9 4,962 3,928 1,034 15,919 15,382 537 835 8,29 6 984 718 266 1,792 1,599 193 42 39 3 984 718 266 1,792 1,599 193 42 39 3 12,271 9,176 3,095 34,014 32.024 1,990 1,861 1,822 39 7,119 5,674 1,445 26,025 24,853 1,172 1,688 1,656 32 5,152 3,502 1,650 7,989 7,171 818 173 166 7 360 283 77 396 363 33 4.166 2,748 1,418 6,37(- 5,670 706 120 114 6 4,115 2,706 1,409 6,262 5.562 700 119 In 6 51 42 9 114 108 6 1 335 251 84 587 518 69 17 16 228 171 57 448 444 4 26 26 63 49 14 182 176 6 10 10 4,467 3,634 833 16,700 15,650 1,050 1,274 1,261 13 3,051 2,481 570 12,742 11,999 743 1.055 1,042 13 1,416 1,153 263 3,958 3,651 307 219 219 556 482 74 1,174 1,041 133 29 29 156 134 22 1,198 1,168 30 117 117 704 537 167 1,586 1,442 144 73 73 9,927 8,149 1,778 4,1875 40,359 1,516 2,711 2,696 15 7,893 6,622 1,271 37,812 36,608 1,204 2544 2,529 15 2,034 1,527 507 4,063 3,751 312 167 167 1,363 1,013 350 2,721 2,541 180 79 79 390 29.7 93 665 585 80 9 9 281 217 64 677 625 52 79 79 240 ~IMARY CENSUS (For Scheduled Serial State/DislrrctfTahsiI/U.AtCity! Total MAIN WORKERS Town· . Rural No. ------:---:"'"~------...... Urban Agricultural Labourers Household------Industry, Manufacturing. (\1) Processing, Servicing and Repairs ------.----.-.0\------[V(a)] P M F ------P M F 2 3 17 18 19 20 21 22 17/11 Bat~inda DIstrict T 77,206 74,264 2,941 2,630 2,441 189 R 73,242 70,466 2,776 2,0!'!9 1,951 108 U 3,964 3,798 166 571 490 81 17/11/1 Rampura Phul Tahsil T 13,589 13.170 419 425 403 22 R 13,194 12.778 416 380 361 19 U 395 392 3 45 42 3 Rampura Phul (MC) U 395 392 3 45 42 3 17,11/2 Bathinda Tahsil T 21,645 20,677 968 669 601 68 R1 20,502 19,645 857 443 414 29 U . 1,143 1,032 III 226 187 39 Goniana (MC) U 60 53 7 Bathinda U.A. U 495 399 96 188 149 39 (i) Bathinda (M.C) U 454 360 94 187 148 39 (ii) Model Town (O.G)1 U 41 39 2 Bhucho Mandi (M.e) U 136 134 2 2 2 Kat Fatta (M.e) U 312 311 35 35 Sangat M.C. U 140 135 5 17/11/3 Talwandi Sabo T 11.740 11 ,133 607 312 2l!2 30 R 10,083 9,502 581 211 185 26 U 1,657 ' 1,631 26 101 97 4 Raman (M.C)) U 208 207 41 41 Talwandi Sabo NAC U 876 851 25 9 8 Maur (M.C) U 573 573 51 48 3 17/11/4 Mansa Tahsil T 30,232 .,29,284 948 1,224 1,155 69 R 29,463 28,541 922 1,025 991 34 U 769 743 26 199 164 35 Mansa (M.C) U 468 464 4 127 102 25 Budhlada (M.C) U 59 58 58 49 9 Bareta (M.C) U 242 221 21 14 13 241 ABSTRACT castes only) ---- Marginal workers Non -Workers Other Workers------III, IV. V (b} a"d VI to IX ------.. ------P M F P M F ------P M F 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 23,741 21,662 2,079 28,491 2,855 25,636 213,698 81,790 131,908 11,075 10,369 706 27,466 2,592 24,874 174,279 66,744 107,535 12,666 11,293 1,373 1,025 263 762 39,419 15,046 24,373 2,820 2,540 280 4,806 652 4,154 34,974 13,291 21,683 1,510 1,414 96 4,496 492 4,004 31,078 11,806 19,272 1,310 1,126 184 310 160 150 3,896 1,485 2,411 1,310 1,126 184 310 160 150 3,896 1,485 2,411 9,839 8,924 915 9,644 909 8,735 64,665 25,688 38,977 3,392 3,138 254 9,272 861 8,411 46,778 18,605 28,173 6,447 5,786 661 372 48 324 17,887 7,083 10.804 336 310 26 1,032 386 646 5,573 5,008 565 136 30 106 14,113 5,575 8,538 5,502 4,941 561 64 28 36 13,974 5,496 8,478 7: 67 4, 72 2 70 139 79 60 432 366 66 63 16 47 1,426 590 836 75 72 3 78 7'3 1,047 424 623 31 30 95 2 93 269 108 161 3,374 2,974 4()() 3,984 500 3.484 33,446 12,8il 20,575 1,393 1,270 123 3,757 463 3,294 24,738 9,718 15,020 1,981 1,704 277 227 37 190 8,708 3,153 5,555 896 764 132 107 14 93 2,502 957 1,545 196 192 4 117 20 97 2,624 920 1,704 889 748 141 3 3 3,582 1,276 2,306 7,708 1,224 484 10,057 794 9,263 80,613 29,940 50673 4,780 4,547 233 9.941 776 9,165 71,685 26,615 45,070 .' 2,928 2,677 251 116 18 98 8,928 3,325 5,603 2,047 1,896 . 151 18 10 8 6,078 2,207 3,871 539 469 70 6 6 1,580 631 949 342 J12 30 92 2 90 1,270 487 783 6707 DCO-Govt. Press, U .T., Chd.