District Census Handbook, Kargil, Part XIII-A & B, Series-8

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CENSUS OF INDIA 1981

PARTS XIII - A & 8 VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

SERIES-8 VILlAGE& TOWNWISE JAMMU & KASHMIR PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

KARGIL DISTRICT CENSUS DISTRICT HANDBOOK

A. H. KHAN of the Indian Administrative Service Di,ector of Census Operations Jammu and Kashmir CENSUS OF INDIA 1981 LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

Central Government Publications-Census of India 1981-Series 8-Jammu & Kashmir is being published in the following parts.

Part No. Subject Part No. Subject (1) (2) (3) 1. AdmiDistration Reports I-A £ Administration Report-Enumeration I-B £ Administration Report-Tabulation II. General Population Tables II-A General Population Tables II-B Primary Census Abstract III. General Economic Tables III-A B-Series Tables of 1st priority III-B B-Series Tables of 2nd priority IV. Social and Cultural Tables IV-A C-Series Tables of 1st priority IV-B C-Series Tables of 2nd priority V. Migration Tables V-A D-Series Tables of 1st priority V-B D-Series Tables of 2nd priority VI. Fertility Tables VI-A F-Series Tables of 1st priority VI-B F-Series Tables of 2nd priority VII. Tables on Houses and disabled population VIII. Household Tables VIII-A HH-Series Tables covering material of constructions of houses VIII-B Contain Tables HH-17, HH-17 SC & HH-17 ST IX. Special, Tables on S. C. and S. T. X. Town Directory Survey Reports on Towns and Villages X-A Town Directory X-B Survey reports on selected towns X-C Survey reports on selected villages XI. Ethnographic studies on S. C. & S. T. XII. Census Atlas . Union & State / U. T. Census Atlas ~II-A Admn. Atlas XIII. DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK* XIII-A 1 Village & Town Directory ~ Combined XIII-B J Village wise / Urban ward ..... ise Primary Census Abstract £ Not for sale * These are State Government publications CONTENTS

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1. Foreword I-II 2. Preface including acknowledgements III-V 3. (i) Map showing Administrative Divisions of Jammu and Kashmir as in 1981 . Frontispiece (ii) Map of the district 1 4. Abstract of the important statistics of the district 3-4 5. Analytical Note 5-21 (i) Census concepts 7 (ii) Brief history of the district and the District Census Handbook. 8 (iii) Scope of Village Directory, Town ~irectory Statements and PCA 9-10 (iv) Physical Aspects . 10 (v) Major characteristics of the district. 10-12 (vi) Brief description of places of religious, historical or archaeological importance in villages and places of tourist interest in the towns of the district 12-13 ~ vii) Brief analysis of the Village and Town Directory and PCA data based on inset tables ,. 13-21 PART A-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY 6. SectiOD J-Village Directory 23 (a) Tehsil Kargil (i) Map . 24 (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 25-26 (iii) Note explaining the codes used in the Village Directory 27 (iv) Village Directory 28-35 Tehsil Zaaskar (i) Map . 37 (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 39 (iii) Village Directory 40-41 r. b) Appendices (I-IV) to the Village Directory 42-45 7. SectioD II-TowD Directory (i) Note explaining the codes used in the Town Directory. 48 (ii) Town Directory statements (I to VI) 49-54 PART B-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (i) District PCA (a) Tehsil-wise Total, Rural, Urban 56-57 (ii) Tehsil-wise PCA (a) Village-wise. (b) Town-wise (within the town, ward-wise) } 58-67 (iii) Special PCA on Scheduled Castes (Total, Rural, Urban) 68-69

FOREWORD

The district census handbook (DCH), of the village directory and incorporating compiled by the Census Organisation on behalf more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect of the State Governments, is one of the most particularly in relation to amenities and '\ valuable products of the Census. The DCH is, land-use pattern is expected to further meet constantly referred to by planners, adminis- ' the need of micro level planning for rural trators, a~ademicia~s and researchers. It is areas. It is expected to help not only in inter -alia used for delimitation of consti'tuencies, local area planning but regulating the provision formulation", of local level and region~l plans of goods and services as well so as to minimise and as an \ aid to District Administration. the regional imbalances in the process of The district' census handbook is' the only development. A few new items of information publication which provi?'es Primary' Census have also been introduced to meet some of Abstract (PCA) data u~to village level for the requirements of the Revised Minimum the rural areas' and watdwise for "each city Needs Programme. Such new items of informa or town. It also 'provides' (lata on infrastructure tion as adult literacy centres, primary health and amenities in villag~s and towns etc. , I subcentres, and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the The district ,census handbook series was village directory with this objective in mind. initiated during 11e 1951 Census. It contained • I 1'. The new item on approach to the village is Important census tables ~d PCA lor each to have an idea about the villages in the village and town of the district. During 1961 district which are inaccessible. A new column, census the scope of the DCH was enlarged "total population and number of households" and it contained a descriptive account of has been introduced to examine the correlation the district, administrative statistics, census of the amenities with the population and tables and a village and town directory, number of households they serve. Addition of including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was two more appendices listing the villages where planned in three parts. Part-A related to no amenities are available and according to village and town directory Part-B to village the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled and town PCA and Part-C comprised analytical tribe popUlation to the total population has report, administrative statistics, district census also been made with this ~iew in mind. tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. However, in some States it was confined to The formats of the town directory have district census tables and in a few cases also been modified to meet the requirements altogether given up due to delay in compilation of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing and printing. information on a few new items. A new statement on CIVIC and other amenities in While d~~igning the format of 1981 DCH slums in class-I and class-II towns (statement series some \ new features along, with the IV-A) has been introduced with this objective restructuring of the formats of village and in mind. It is expected that this will help town directory have been attempted. At the the planners to chalk out programmes on same time, comparability with the 1971 data provision of civic amenities for the improvement has also been kept in view. All the amenities of slums. The columns on Scheduled Caste$ except power supply in the village have been and Scheduled Tribes population in statement brought together in the village directory IV relating to civic and other amenities and with the instruction that in case an amenity adult literacy classes/centres under educational is not available in the referrent village the facilities in statement V are also added distance in broad ranges from the nearest inter alia with this view. A significant addition place where the amenity is available may is class of town in all the seven statements be given. The restructuring of the format of the town directory. (ii)

The infrastructure of amenities in urban maps depicting the boundaries and other areas of the country can be best analysed by important features have been inserted at taking the class of towns into consideration. appropriate places, to further enhance the The addition of the columns on civic adminis value of the publication. tration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose. This publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the Census Organisation. The format of the primary census abstract The data have been collected and compiled in for the villages and towns has been formulated the State under the direction of Shri A. H. in the light of changes in the economic and Khan. lAS Director of Census Operations, other questions canvassed through the individual Jammu and Kashmir, Srinagar on behalf of slip of 1981 Census. the State Government which has borne the cost 'of printing. The task of planning, In order to avoid delay in publication of designing and coordination of this publication 1981 DCH series it has been so designed that was carried out by 'Shri N. G. Nag, Deputy Part-A of the volume contains village and Registrar General (Social Studies) of my office. town directory and Part-B, the PCA of villages Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) and towns including the Scheduled Castes and provided the technical guidance in the Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Tehsil/Town preparation of the maps. Data received from levels. At the beginning of the DCH a detailed Census Directorates have ,been scrutinised in analytical note supported by a number of Social Studies Division at the headquarters inset tables based on PCA and non census under the guidance of Shri M. M. Duea, Senior data in relation to the infrastructure has been Research Officer. I am thankful, to all who introduced to enhance its value. The district have contributed in this project. and tehsil/police station/C.D. Block etc., level

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

The compilation and publication of District Programme of the Planning Commission. The Census Handbooks has been a traditional columns on Scheduled Caste Population in feature of the 1ndian ceIl:~us since 1951. However. statement IV and adult literacy classes/centres i~ Jammu and Kashmir State. where no census in statement V are a sequal to this programme. was conducted in 1951 due to the unsettled conditions pre~~iliJ,lg then, this work was taken up as a regular feature of census since 1961 The Village Directory also follows the same with certain improvements and additions in pattern as in 1971 census except again for a the data content of the p1fblication at the few additional columns. The column on total 1971 census, furth~r enhanc,ng its utility for population and number of households has been the Data Users. ' added to facitilate analysis of the other data in the Directory. The column on approach to village is to identify the number of The 1981 series' of the District Census inaccessible villages in the district. The column Handbook which we have begun with the on number of households living in owned district of Punch will contain t\\'o parts each. houses or possessing house sites in the village Part A deals with Town and: Village Directory is again intended to cater to the Minimum and Part B consists of Town and Villagewise Needs Programme of the Planning Commission. Primary Census Abstract. In 1971 census there was 'also third part of the Handbook, published as a separate volume comprising administrative It is hoped that with its present content and census statistics. However, in view of the the Handbook would, more than ever, serve considerable delay experienced then in getting as a useful reference publication, particularly the relevant administrative statistics pertaining for such Administrators and Data Users as to various departments, compilation of this have to deal with planning, implementation volume has been given up at the 1981 census. and evaluation of development programmes, It is expected that such statistics would be including the Minimum Needs Programme, at available to the data users in the usual the grass roots level. publications of the State Directorate of Evaluation and Statistics.

The compilation of the Handbook would The Town Directory of the Handbook not have been possible but for the cooperation consists of seven statements which are almost extended by the Revenue, Education, Medical, similar to those adopted for the 1971 census Public Health and other local authorities of except that a few new columns have been the District in making relevant data available, added to facitilate analysis of the data. A for which we owe them our grateful thanks. significant addition is of class of town in every statement which has been done on the consideration that the infrastructure of amenities and facilities found in urban India can best It must be stated here that the task of be analysed with reference to this specific finalising and printing the present volume has parameter. The addition of the column on fallen on me, since Shri A. H. Khan, lAS CIVIC administration status in statements III Director of Census Operations, Jammu and & IV and population in statements IV & V Kashmir, under whose able stewardship the also serves the same purpose vis-a-vis the census operations of 1981 were carried out, respective statements. Due consideration has retired from Government service by the time also been given to the Minimum Needs the volume could be taken up for compilation. (iv)

We are grateful to Shri P. Padmanabha, The Handbook has been provided with lAS Registrar General and Census Commissioner four maps, one showing the administrative of India and Shri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar divisions of Jammu and Kashmir State as in General (Social Studies) whose detailed instruc 1981, one pertaining to Kargil district and tions, guidance and advice were available all rest to its two constituent tehsils. These were through. prepared by the staff of our Cartographic The credit for compiling this Handbook, section under thcr close and valuable guidance including analysis of data, belongs to SjShri of Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General H. L. Kalla, Deputy Director, Shamus-ud-Din, (Map) of the office of the Registrar General, Tabulation Officer and G. A. Baig, Statistical India. Their names alongwith those of other Assistant who ably assisted the former in officials who rendered valuable assistance in this task and deserve appreciation for their bringing out 'the volume are mentioned respective contributions. separately in this Handbook.

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SH. SHAMUS-UD-DIN, Tabulation Officer General Supervision

SH. G. A. BAIG, Statistical Assistant Compilation of first draft of the Analytical Report.

SH. MOHAMMAD YOUSUF (I), Tabulation Officer Compilation of village directory data

SH. MASOOD AHMAD, Cartographer '1 SH. A. M. SHAGOO, Artist , . SH. BASHARAT AHMAD, Computor Mapping SH. VIJAY KUMAR PUNJABI Draftsman SH. ABDUL QAYOOM, Draftsman SMT. DILSHAD, Draftsman

SH. G. M. GANAI, Statistical Assistant Proof Reading SH. S. K. KACHROO, Computor }

SH. MOHAMMAD RAMZAN, Lower Division Clerk Typing

T_ DlredGl'¥' Tk- stalllanem ~ ha~ been apportioned' in1)O' the The Town Directory covers information' at" receipt a'Dd expenditure heallltt.. Under tbe' town level and inchKies. :items such aa., statua" receipt head information has' haem given: &D' of ,administration, gro.wth of population, g~ow.th such items as "receipt throug_h taxes, revenue.. derived from municipal properties and power pattern since 1901~ pliysical aspects and location, civic and other, amenities, medical, apart' from taxation; GOvernment BJ'8ftts, loans, educational, recreational and cultural lacilities, ad'vances and other sources". Expenditure trades, industry and commerce, banking head sboWB e:xpenditure on gene1'ar adminis.. facilities etc::' '" tl1.ation, plibHC! sarety; public health' and' conveniences; public works; plrlllic institutions lil addition, demegt"aphic' data Hke- scX'"l"atio, and others~ numbel' of househofd's. aensi1!y of p01;>ulfttion ancf po-sition of' civic and otlier amenities· in Statement-IV depkts C1V,IC and' odler notified' or.' reco.nised slums' of, class I, arret II amenities avaiI2fble in Kargil' town' and gives towns- have' also, 'fieen' introiced. eOn,i~ering information on such- items' ait lengtfr' of the the in'creasing employment .. wamen in uban' road in the towri, system of sewerage number areas and the" consequent' housing need of and types of' latrines, method' and disposal of single working woman .. it hall~ been felt necessary night soil~' source an.d capacity· of drinking to indicate in the~ to,WD. ,tlil'ectory also such water and fire fighting services. The statement hostels with numbet of 'seats: also highlights the pattern of' electricity consumed in the' town and indicates the' number' of A broad, appraisal of the: data incorpor.ated connections' under sub-heads' like domestic, in the' seven ,sta tarlents. of the! tOWD, directory industriaf, commercial, 'road-ligHting and 'others; is att1:mpted in tlict: following paragraphs: , Statement-I gives infol'.mation on civic Sta1:ement ILeh National Highway.

Appendix-II It furnishes the land utilisa Location-wise it lies between 32°.57' to 34°.45' tion data in respect of north latitude and 75".20' to 77°.35' east longitude census towns. This appendix Most of the villa,ges of the district are however, is not relevant to located at an average height of 10,000 feet Kargil district. above sea level. Appendix-III; This is a list of villages Major ebilracteriaties of the district where no amenities other The district ~s predominantly inhabited by than drinking water like Muslims, who constitute about 80% of its total education, medical, post and telegraph, communication, Popu~tion. Most of this popUlation belongs to th Shia sect and are believed to be the power supply are available. deced nts of Manghols, Tarchhos, Mughmi, Appendix-IV; It provides a list of villages Bruk a, Mangriks and Kamin. The district according to the proportion has ~me beautiful 'imambaras' at Trespone of scheduled caste population and lSankhoo which are considered as living by ranges. monuments of Turkish architecture. At these, 11

'imambaras' are famous Arabic and Persian The major crops of .the district are wheat speaking. d'h,ines called ,~Aghas'. The other and millets. The source of irrigation is canals religious group .of the population il buddhists but agricultural operations continue to be who are mostly concentrated in Zanskar tehsil. followed on premitive and traditional lines. Broadly speaking" the Buddhists consist of four The introduction of new agricultural methods sects namely Migmapa,· ·Dupka, . Karguit and and distribution of improved varieties of seeds Sadkia which are known as Red sect, and are the main concern of the Government in Gelakrpa the, reformed yellow se.ct. The' aim giving the district a boost in its agricultural of all the four sects is the same viz; attainment. . production programme. of Nirvana. The monasteries' more popularly Improvement and extension in minor irriga known as Gumpa serve the dual functions of tion facilities is receiving top priority as a temples and, educational institutions. .They result of which a further potential of 335 consist IOf m~ssive. structures ·invariably built acres is exp~cted to be added of the irrigated on bill tops, a~d elevated places. acreage in the district, besides consolidation Kargil distri'ct is distinctly marked as one of another 178 acres, though completion, of the backward areas of' the State. The maintenance and i~provement of various climatic conditio~s 'a~e sevkre during winter irrigation schemes. and snow fall ar()u'nd the 'Zojila in the Drass Baltal-Kargil road connecting Kargil with region is exceptipna),ly heavy. At. times the Srinagar and about 112 kms. in length is the temperature touches minu~ 40°C. This results. most important road in the district which in the blockade ofl the highway for more than, practically serves as its life-line and remain six months every year 1.?etwe~n December to. generally open for traffic from June to October June. At other plrces taio and snow-fall are every year. Other toad links are also being scanty, on an aveJlage I no~ exceed 15 inches developed to improve the communication per year. system in the remoter parts of the district. All out efforts are being made to 'devel6p At present the district has a total road length th~ 'l~~~oIIJY, C?f ,the I district wit'" .q~nceptrated of a bout 400 kms. Of the 129 villages in the attention in the field of agriculture, horticulture, district, 79 villages are linked with new roads animal husbandry, public' works, health care, while co.nstruction of 230 kms. long Kargil education', power etc. ' PacJam road and Bodh Khurboo-Chaktan road is in prpgress. A net work of educational institutions has been spread throughout the lengt~\and breadth Kargil district' has yet to come On the of the district as a result of which 97 percent industrial map of the State. The hostile of the population in the district, is .reported topc;>graphical constraints have all along to have come unde~ _ the cover of ~ne. (M' the prevented any industry to set foot in the other type schooling facility. district. Howev:er, there are good prospects for development, of cottage and handicraft The difficult terrain and topogr~phy,~ .of industries as the off season is fairly long in the district is a big damper in the developr;nent the district. of the di~trict. For instance, the implementation of new water supply schemes ate operationally' The development of handicrafts is catc~ing very costly -as the deficiency of water' supply fast ip. the field of pashmina shawls, carpets, in the district is caused ,by ,pc;>or.' rainfall. patoo, blankets, chaktul and marino shawls, There is no arrangement for the provision particularly because of the training centres set of protected water supply and the P!!ople have up by the Handicrafts Department for the to depend mostly on the water obtained from training of artiSl'1ns in these crafts as also in rivers, streams etc. knitting of hosiery 'ite~s, cutting and tailoring. , . Agriculture is the main occupation in the As for electricity, only ·13 out of the 127 district and about 91 percent' of the' 'working villages of the district stand electrified. Diesel force is engaged in this persuit alone. Out of sets are the main source of power generation. a village paper area of 18,922 'hectares in the However, the capacity of these sets is proposed district irrigated area is about 8,356, hectares.' to be enhanced to reach 4 MWS. Under 12

contemplation is also the Saroo Mycro Hydel 7,507. The membership of the societies has project which when fructifies is likely to cover now a share capital of RI. 1,861 lakhs. many more villages under electrification. In the 8phere of medical facilities. however, Tourism has received great fillip since, the' position is not very satisfactory. Much of Ladakh region was ~pened to foreign tourists it is due to most of the villages of the district in 1974. The district has good tourism potential. being sparsely populated and dispersed in During 1981-82 10,000 foreigners are reported far-flung areas cut off' for a major part of to have been registered at the Tourist Registra the year due to climatic and topographical tion Office, Drass. Several steps are being constraints. All the. same, the commissioning taken to. improve this industry which includes of one SO MA X-Ray plant at primary health construction of another Tourist Bunglow at centre, Drasa and one additional 100 MA Kargil, setting up of Tourist Offices at Drass, X-Ray plant at the Government District Hospital Zanskar and renovation of old dak bunglow Kargil as also installation of one diesel generator at KargiJ, Panikar, Mulbek, Tourist Complex for District Hospi'tal Kargil for coverage of at Padam and beautification of tourist spots emergency surgery cases are some of the great are other measures being taken up by the steps forward taken by the government to the Government to give greater attention to the considerable relief of the local pop~lation. development of foreign tourism in the area. Forestry has also reeeived special attention Greater attention is also being given to the with about 0.90 lakh plantations being raised development of horticulture in the area. The and maintained in a nursery of 4 acres. The Halman variety of Apricot suggests a promising position will improve further when the envisaged market out side the State. target production of 100 quintals of fooder Distribution of budded apricot plants to and 100 kgs. of seeds becomes achievable and the fruit growers, fertilization of fruit trees, the proposed Deer-Park and two animal buts sulpher fumigation and hygenic sun drying get established in the district. demonstration of apricot (Halman variety) and Place. of reJipoa. aad. 1d1ltorlc:a1 importaDce supply of polythene sheets at 500"{' subsidy for protecttion of the apricot from rain and Some of the religious festivals celebrated in the district by the followers of Buddhism dust are the various measures being taken to improve the export of the fruit to other are mentioned below: parts of the country. In addition 83 demons I. Me" Shabla I tration plots have been let up in the district. This festival is celebrated in the month of The live stock in the district consists largely July at Mulbek Chamba in the village Mulbek of sheep and goats. The other categories are of Kargil tehsil. Nearby 1.000 persons participate cattle and zomboos. There are no buffaloes in the festival. in the district. 2.O'.... M ... : As per 1977 live stock census live stock This festival is celebrated in the month population in the district is 1.18 lakh heads of January every year at Karzhah vil~age of as compared to 0.78 lakh during 1972. The Zanskar tebsil. The 'mela' is held for two days. largest component of live stock is sheep numbering 0.46 lakh followed by goats numbering 3. Mela 8 ....1 G ...pa I 0.43 lakh. The other categories are cattle. This mela is' celebrated in the month of zoo, zamboos. There are no buffaloes in the July at Sani village in Zanskar tehsil. Nearby district and the figures under thia head are craBS breed animals known as zoo, 800-1.000 persons participate in the mela which also ii, for two daYI. zamboos etc. I The co-operative movement which is now 4. Mela Padam c I , • about twenty years old in the district hal Mela Padam SkuriD) i. a religious festival taken firm roots. There are 72 co-operative in Zalnskar tehail, being celebrated in village societies in the district with a membership of Pada. at Padam Gumpa. The festival lasts 13

for two d,ays in the month of November area, number of residential houses, number of evC?ry year. households. total population with sex-wise break-up, scheduled caste population, literate With a view to improving the cultural life and educated persona and sex-wise break-up of the people of the district the Government of working population categorised into main have developed a few facilities. These include : workers. marginal workers and non-workers. Constructio~ of youth park at Karg'il; This information has been summarised in in various inset tables, giving an insight into Constrction of one indoor stadium at Ka~gil; \ demographic structure of population at tehsil and setting up of an, auditorium and level. A brief analysis of the data as revealed library-c~m-museum. in these tables highlighting the various Brier_I,.•• 01 the P.C.A. data demographical changes that have taken place in the rural and urban areas of the district Part B of' this publication contalns data during the decade 1971-81 follows: collected during 1981 cenSllS and is based on the Primary Census Abstract which depicts valuable information in respect of each village The sub-joined table No. 1 indicates the and' ward/mohalla of a town in the district population of the district at tehsil level incorporating var.ious demographic aspects viz; alongwith the number of villages: TABLE NO.1 PopaJatlOD, Na.m.ber 01 villages &lid Towns, 1981 Population

S. Name of ,-----..A-.-Total _____ Rural Urban No. of villages No. of No. Tehail towns 'Persons Male. Females PersoDS Males Females PllrlODS Males Females Total Inhabited !1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) 1•. Karlil 57.675 31.370 26.305 54.148 29.364 24.784 3.527 2.006 1.521 104 102 2. Zanskar 8.317 4.239 4.078 8.317 4.239 4.078 25 25 Total District 65.992 35.609 30.383 62.<465 33.603 28.862 3.527 2.006 1.521 129 127

The total population of the dilltrict at the the total popUlation while the url?an component 1981 census has been recorded at 65,992 persons represents only 5.34 percent population. Down made up of 35,609 males and 30,383 females. at the tehsil level the proportion of rural and Of the total district population, 87.40 percent urban population stands at 93.88 percent and persons inhabit Kargil tehsil w~ile only 12.60 6.12 percent in Kargil tehsil while Zanskar percent is in Zanskar tchsil. tehsil is wholly rural in character. The district is made up of Kargil Town The table No.2 below indicates the decadal and 129 villages which 127 are inhabited ~f variation in the distribution of population and 2 un-inhabited. The rural component during 1971·81 district and tehsil levels: of the district accounts for 94.66 percent of TABLE NO.2 Deeadal change in distribution or pOpulation

Population Percentage decadal S. Name of 1971 1981 (1971-81) variation No. Tehsil Total R.ural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) 1. Kargil 46.514 44.124 2.390 57.675 54.148 3.527 +23.99 +22.72 +47.57 2. Zanskar 6.886 6.886 8.317 8.317 +20.78 +20.78 Total District 53.400 51.010 2.390 65.992 62.465 3.527 +23.58 +22.46 +47.57 14

The growth rate of 23.58 percent recordcd It will be seen that 44 villages constituting during 1971-81 in Kargil district is the 34.65 percent of the total inhabited villages of lowest as compared to that of the other the district fall in the density range of 301-500 districts of the State. While rural growth perso,ns per sq. km. followed by 32 villages has been of the order of 22.46 percent in or 25.20 percent in the range of SOl + and the district as a whole as against the State 31 villages or 24.41 percent having a density. rural growth of 25.77 percent, Kargil and of 201-300. 16 villages or 12.60 percent fall Zanskar tchsils have registered a growth rate in the density range of 101-200 persons per of 22.72 percent and 20.78 percent respectively sq. km. during 1971-81. The sub-joined table No. S indicates The sub-joined table No. :3 deals with the proportion of scheduled caste population to distribution of tehsil-wise villages by population total population in the villages: ranges: TABLE NO.5 TABLE NO.3 ProportlOD of Schedaled Caste. population Distribution of vi1Iages by POPUladOD ranges to total population In the villages Range of No. of villagea Percentage of villages Percentage range No. of Percentage of population in each range in each range of Scheduled Castes villages villages in (1) (2) (3) population to total in each eaeh range - 200 23 18.11 population range ~ 499 60 47.24 (1) (2) (3) 500-1.999 44 34.65 Nil 108 85.04 2.()()()-4.999 5 or leiS 19 14.96 5.000-9.999 6-10 10.000+ 11-15 Total 127 100.00 16-20 The data in the above table indicate that 21-30 47.24 percent of villages fall in the population 31+ range of 200-499 which constitutes only 31.89 Total 127 100.00 percent of the district population. On the Scheduled Castes population in the district other hand, 34.65 percent of villages falling has been reported from 19 villages only which in the range group of 500-1.999 are claiming falls in the 0-5 range of its total population. a higher percentage of district population viz; 62.43 percent. However, villages falling in The sub-joined table No. 6 indicates the thr lowest popUlation range i. e. less than literacy rates by population ranges: 200 also claim the lowest percentage of district TABLE NO.6 population (5.68 percent). Literacy rate. by populadoD raages The sub-joined table No. 4 indicates the of' 'Village. distribution of villages by density ranges: Range of No. of villages Literacy Population in each range rate TABLE NO.4 (1) (2) (3) DistributiOD of Village. by Density - 200 23 16.69 200- 499 60 16.31 Range of Density Total No. of Percentage of 500-1.999 44 (per sq. km.) villages in each villages in each 18.32 density range density range 2 .()()().-4.999 (1) (2) (3) 5.000-9.999 10.000+ -10 Total 127 17.59 11- 20 21- 50 0.78 According to the ] 981 Census, the district 51-100 3 2.36 has in all 17.59 percent of literates against 101-200 16 12.60 a pel)centage of 21.63 recorded for the State 201-300 31 24.41 as a' whole. Out of 127 villages in the district, 301-500 44 34.65 501+ 32 25.20 60 v,Uages faIling in the population range of Not known 200-499 have a literacy level of 16.31 percent. Total 127 100.00 On the other hand 44 villages in the population 15

range of SOO-h999 have a literacy level of The urban literacy in the district stands 18.32 percent. In the remaining 23 villages at 41.31 percent which is more than twice falling in the population range of less than 200 the literacy' rate is 16:69 percent. the corresponding rural literacy of 17.59 percent. -

Table No~. 7 depietJ the urban literacy It is abo closer to- the State urban literacy rate in the district : rate which stands at 45.56 percent._ TABLE NO.7 Utaac:y rate. for towna The sub-joined table No. 8 indicates tehsil':wise distribution of li~erates. workers; Name or the towD Literacy rate (I) (2) non-worken, scheduled caste population in Kargil 41.Bl the district : TABLE NO.8 Llteratea, Workera, Noa-worken, Schedaled Caate/Tribe popaJadoa m the .uatrlet

Percentage oC-(COtItrl.) s.c. popu- S.T. popu- Name of totaIJ. lation to Iation to Literates to total Tehail l\ur I Total Population total total population qrbali population population Pcraons Males Females Persons Males Females (1) (2) (3) ('I) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) \ Kargil Total 57.675 31.370 26.305 0.11 19.96 33.86 3.39 Rural 54.148 29.364 24.784 0.12 18.57 32.17 2.46 Urban 3.527 2.006 1.521 41.31 58.57 18.54

Zanskar Total 8.317 4.239 4.078 11.18 20.43 1.57 Ruta] 8,317 4.239 4,078 ll.J8 20.43 ),57 Urban

Total District Total 65.992 35.609 30.383 0.10 18.86 32.26 3.]4 Rural 62.465 33.603 28.862 0.10 17.59 30.69 2.33 Urban 3.527 2.006 1.521 41.31 . 58.57· , 18.54 Percentage of-(Ctmt:M.}.. Main workers to total Marginal workers to total Total workers to total Non-workers to total popUlation population population population ,-.--- Persona r------A------~ Males Female. Persons Males Female. Persons Males Females Persons Male. Female. (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) 43.62 55.36 29.63 9.87 4.13 16.70 53.49 59.49 46.33 46.51 40.51 53.67 43.81 55.47 29.99 9.75 4.09 16.47 53.56 59.56 46.46 46.44 40.44- 53.Sf 40.83 53.78 23.73 11.45 4.64- 20.45 52.28 58.42 44.18 47.72 41.58 55.82 57.16 52.77 61.72 7.90 7.10 8.73 65.06 59.87 70.45 34.94- 40.13 29.55 57.16 52.77 61.72 7.90 7.10 8.73 65.06 59.87 70.45 34.94 40.13 29.55

45.33 55.0.5 33.94 9.61 4.48 15.63 54.94- 59.53 49.57 45.06 40.47 SO.43 45.58 55'13 34.47 9.51 4.47 15.38 55.09 59.60 49.85 44.91 40.40 SO. 15 40.83 53.78 23.73 11.45 4.64 20.45 52.28 58.42 44.18 47.72 41.58 55.82

For purpose of this table the total population to scheduled caste community which hardly has been classified into main workers, marginal makes 0.10 percent of the total population workers and non-workers. The population of of the district. Kargil district has only 65 persons belonging 16'

Jtta will be seen. from tllis tablt literates Zauskar.: tetWi the eonesponding. pllapol'lion is; constitute 18.86 percent of the pORulatioIL of COJlapWously' higher being' of the OIIder of. the district. As between the two sexes' 32.26 70.4$ percent. as agaimt only 46.3'3 paceut percent of males are literate' while correspontftng in Kargil Tehsil. .n.. wCll'kers ..... do noC propclrtion m-1Jlespec~ of fema1es i.· 1.14 pcmeeJld:. contribute to the economy of the diatrict e~en At the State level the. proportion of literates marginally thus constituteJ 45.06 percent of the is 26.67. Amongst the districts Kargil ranks population claiming 40.47 percent of males eleventh in literacy level. It is also interesting and 50.43 percent 1 of ~D!Ia!Ies. Between the to,. aote: that 45.:\3, per;cent of tl\8, papulation two tehsils the corresponding, p'rogoJ:tions are have returned themselves as main work~rs. much lower in respe~t ot Zanskar as compared While of tHe male population 55.05 percent to Kaq§il, of female non.worlrers¥_ being only ape' maiD-' warilers, of the female po}'Ulation 29.55 percent in former as against 53.67 this proportion is 33.94 percent. The concs,on.· percent in latter which reflects itself in a ding rates of main workers at the State level wide differential between the proportion of are relatively lower, being 30.37 percent for non-workers for both sexes put together in the whole populatioa. 52.,.20 ROt:cent, fDr' males, the tw~- tehsils and 5.91 percent for females. Marginal workers account for 9.6l percent of die total population Analysis of ViDages DIrectory Data of the district, 4.48 percent among males, and The data collected from the Revenue and 15.63 percent among females. The phenomenon other Government agencies regarding availability of higher per-c;entagc of female. manm'Dal of various, amenities has heen tabulated in workers reflects· the large scale assistance the main villaglt. directory. statement. The rendered by the female population of' the salient features of this data in broad aggregates distl'ict in agriculture a'nd household industry is brought out· below in the form of inset for augmenting the fa.mlly income. The main tables: workers and, marginal workers put together thus constitute 54.94. percent of the total The distribution of villagBs according to population of the dist,riet made up of 59.53 the av.ailabilityof various amenities at district! percent males and 49.57 percent females. In tehsil-wise is given in Ta ble No. 9 below

TABLE NO. 9 Dl..... utio ... · 011 viDages accordiag to the avaiht'bility of difl'erellt a'!Denides

No. (with percentage) ofvillqes-having one or more oftbe following amenities No. of S. No. Nameaf. inhabited Eduoa- Medical Drinking Post,& M_ket/ Communi- Approach' by POwer T.ebaR village. tion water Telegraph hat cation puce. road' supply (1') (2) (3) (4-1 (5) (6') (7)' (8) (9) (10) (11)

1. Kargil 102 99 37 I\)2 32 47 52 12 (97.06) 1,36.27 ) (100.00) (31.37) ( .. ) (46.08) (50.98) (11.76) 2': Zanaul' 25 24 10 25 1 5 ... 1 (96.00) (40.00) ( 100.00) (4.00) ( .. J (20.00) (10.00) (4.00) T,>tal District 1'!Z7 123 47 127 33 52 56 13 (96,8.5) (37.01) (100.00) (25.98) (. ) (40.94) (44.09) (10.24)

The district has 127 inhabited villages Ollt middle/high schools/ higher secondary schools, of which 173 villages enjoy one or the other if there, is a high. school in the v~llage ha.ving kind' of educational facility. Appendix I of classes from 1st standard to lOth standard, it the publication reveals that in Kargil district has been trea ted as one primary school, one there are 11 high. schools, 43 middle schools, middle schooL and one high school. To that 179 primary schools, 3 adult literacy centres extend, the number of primary schools and and n other educational institutions like middle sc;:hools as given in ,the. table will .be, maktabs/patshalas. It will be relevant to found larger than the, actual number of,existing. mention here that under the head primary/ schools in the district. Inter tehsil comparison 17 shows that this amenity is evenly distributed tehsil Kargil. No such facility is available in the two tehsils. in Zanskar tehsil. As regards medical facilities, out of 127 There are 30 post offices and 2 post and inhabited villages in the district only 47 or telegraph offices functioning in Kargil tehsil 37.01 percent are having either a dispensary while Zanskar tehsil has only one post office. qr a pri~ary health centre or a hospital. or The communication facilities in the district these, 47 villages,. 37 villages, constituting 36.27 are meager with only 52 villages or 40.94 of the villages in Kargil tehsil and 10 villages \ percent of total inhabited villages having some comprising 40.00 of the villages in Zanskar transport link like bus stop etc. and 56 villages tehail. In all there are 10 dispensaries, S primary or 44.09 percent of the total number of health centres, 1 T. B. clinic and 31 other villages in the district being connected with medical institptiops functioning in the district, pucca roads. 52 of these villages raIl in Kargil as indicated in Appendix I of the puillication. , and only 4 in Zanskar tehsiI. Only 13 villages All the inhabited villaaes in the district have the facility of power supply. 12 of them are connected by some drinking water, facility, fall in Kargil and only one in Zanskar tehsil. I the source being. either sHring, naIlah, river or tap. Howevet-, only II villages in the The table No. 10 below highlights the entire district enjoy prou:cted water supply availability of various amenities in terms of through tap~. These villages are located in the proportion of population served by each: TABLE NO. 10 hoportiOll o£ Rural popaladOll served by cliJFereat RlDenities

Proportion of Rural population served by the amenity of: Totalpopu- -.A.- --. lation of Edu- Medical Drinking Post & Marketl Communi- Approach Power S, Name of inhabited cation water Telegraph hat cation by pucca supply No. Tchsil villages iD road 'the tehsil (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)

I. Kargil 54.148 98.68 51.29 100.00 50.23 47.97 59.37 20.13 2. Zanskar 8.317 f:T1.31 50.14- 100.00 1.67 20.88 18.28 2.61 Total District 62.465 98.65 51.13 100.00 43.76 44.37 53.90 17.80 '- It will be noticed that the pOSItIOn is amenities arranged by distance ranges flam relatively brighter in terms of population served the place where these are available is indicated by various amenities in all the fields both for the below in table No. I I district as a whole as also at the tehsil level. TABLE NO. 11 About 98.65 percent rural population in the DistribatioD of villages Dot haYiDg CertaiD district is covered by some sort of educational aJDenities, arranged by distance ranges facility. Medical facility is available to 51.13 from the place where percent population only. While Drinking water these are available of some sort, if not tap water, is available Number of villages where the amenity is DOt available and available to the whole population of the district, Post at distar.ce of and Telegraph facilities are available to 43.76 Villages Dot --. having the -5 5-10 10+ Total percent population and communication facilities amenity of kms. kms. kms. (Cols.2--4) are available to 44.37 percent population. ll) (2) (3) (4) (5) The facility of Pucca roads is available to I. Education 2 1 1 4 S4 percent of the total population while 2. Medical 2 27 51 80 electricity has been extended 17.80 percent of 3. Drinking water the- total population of the district. 4. Post & Telegraph 11 45 38 94- 5. MarketJHat Distribution of villages not having certain 6. Communication 5 4 66 75 18

Out of 127 villages there are only 4 where receiving any kind of medical attention no educational facility of any sort is available the position being still worse in respect· of within the village. Even out of these 4, two 51 villages where the inhabitants must travel fall within a distance of less than 5 kms. and more than 10 kms. to avail of such a facility one each at a distance of 5-10 kms. and at the nearest village/town of availability. In IO+kms. from where such faciliLy is available. the matter of post and telegraph and communi There are in all 80 villages which ha ve no cations majority of villages have to cross long kind of medical dispensary available within distances for availing of these facilities. the village and while 2 villages among them The sub-jOined table No. 12 gives the have this facility available at less than 5 kms. distribution of villages according to the distance distance, the inhabitants of the other 78 from the nearest town and availability of village have to cross more than S kms. for different amenities:

TABLE NO. 12 DistrlblitiOD of villages according to the distaace from. the Dearest toWll aud a"ailability of ditrereslt asneuities

No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of No. of Distance range inhabited Edu- Medical Drinking Poat& Marketl Communi- Approach Power from the nearest villages in cation water Telegraph Hat cation bypucca supply town (in kma.) each range road (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

~ 3 3 3 1 3 (100.00) (100.00) (33.33) (100.00) &-15 12 12 9 12 10 -t 7 3 (100.00) (75.00) (100.00) (83.33) (33.33) (58.33) (25.00) 16--50 59 58 18 59 15 24- 24 5 (98.31) (30.51) (100.00) (25.42) (40.68) (40.68) (8.47) 51+ 53 50 20 53 8 24 24 2 (94.34) (37.74) (100.00) (15.09) (45.28) (45.28) (3.77) Unapecifi .. d Total 127 123 47 127 33 52 56 13 (96.85) (37.01) (100.00) (25.98) (40.94) (44.09) (10.24)

Majority of the villages are situated away various amemtles in the' village except for from the nearest town/towns and it will be approach by pucca road. Distribution ofviJlages according to population seen that distance from the nearest town seem range and amenities available is mentioned to have major effect on the provisions of below in table No. 13. TABLE NO. 13 DistriblitiOD of villages aceordiag to populadoa raage aDd ameaities available No. lwith percentage) of viIIages having the amenity of No. of r- inhabited Edu- Medical Drinking Post & Mar~etl Communi- Approach Power Population villages in cation water Telegraph Hat catio.n by pucca Supply range ..ach range road (1) (2) (3l (4) (5) (~) (7) (8) (9) (IO) -+99 83 79 21 83 10 30 24 3 (95.18) (25.30) (100.00) (12.05) (36.14) (28.92) (3.61) 500-1.999 44- 44- 26 44- 23 22 32 10 (100.00) (59.09) (100.00) (52.27) (50.00) (72.73) (22.73) 2.()()()....4.999 .5.000+ Total 127 123 47 127 33 52 56 13 (96.85) (37.01) (100.00) (25.98) (40.94) (44.09, (10.24) 19

As will be readily observed the population The total area of the district as supplied size of the villages has a direct impact on by the Revenue authorities stands at 18,922.39 determining the position of various amenities with more populated villages expectedly attracting hectares of which 14,513.31 hectares or 76.70 more attention than less populated villages. The percent is cultivable area. Of this 8,356.34 higher benificiaries are obviously the villages hectares or 57.58 percent area is under with a population of 5()().1,999 in all the fields of the basic amenities. irrigation. At the tehsil level, 69.82 percent Tehsilwise consumption of main staple food of the total village paper area is cultivable of the inhabitants in ~he majority of villages and 61.82 percent of this cultivable area is is indicated .~n table No. 14. irrigated in Kargil tehsil while in Zanskar \ TABLE NO. 14 MaiD. staple food .iD the IIUljoritly of tehil the entire village paper area is cultivable ~ges in each teb.sU with 47.55 percent of it as irrigated. S.No. Name ~f tehsil Main staple food (1) (2) (3) 1. Kargil. Wheat ok Grim 2. ZansJrJ: Wheat ok Grim Brief analysis of town cUrectory data The district b~ing hilly has very limited cultivable area a~d is actually deficient in Separate data in respect of urban population food grains. Howe;ver, majority of villages in structure, civic finance, the availability of both the tehsils ar:e using wheat and grim as variou. social amenities etc. has been compiled main staple food. I in the main town directory tables I to VI. Sub-joined table 15 indicates the distribution of villages according to land use: For facilitating a' brief commentary and TABLE NO. 15 assessment of the progress made by the urban DilitribudOD of Yil,iages aecordiDg to land .se population, some of the important data have Percent- age of been further sub-divided into various. table Percent- irrigated No.oC age culti- area to Nos. 16 to 20. S. Name of inhabited Total vable area total No. tehsil villages area to total cultivable area area (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) The sub-joined table No. 16 indicates the I. Kargil 102 14,611.25 69.82 61.82 growth, density and sex-ratio of urban popUlation 2. Zanskar 2') 4.311.14 100.00 47.55 Total Dislriot 127 18.922.39 76.70 57.58 in the district in relation to the St~te also.

TABLE NO. 16 Growth, density and Sez-ratio of Urban Population in the District in relation to the State District State Census Total Urban %Urban Decadal Density Sex ratio Total Urban %Urban Decadal Density Sex ratio Year popula- popula- popula- percent- (popula- (No. of popula- popula- popula- percent- (popula- i,No. of tion tion tioD age variation females tion tion tion age variation emales tion in per sq. per 1.000 tionin per !KI. per 1.000 urban km.) males) urban km.) males population population (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)

1961 45.064 35.60.976 5.93.315 16.66 N.A. 844- 1971 53.400 2.390 4.48 1.117 712 46,16.632 8,58.221 18.59 44.65 N.A. 860 1981 65.992 3.527 5.34 +47.57 1.648 758 ·59.87.389 12.60.403 21.05 +46.86 2.146 875

·The population ligures exclude population of area under unlawful occupation of Pakistan and Chiua whC're ceDlua could not be taken. 20

There was no urban area in the district this ratio shows some improvement in 1981 at the 1961 census. As can. be readily seen. oVer what it was in 1971 the same way as from the table Kargil district lags far behind for the State. The urban sex ratio in respect the State as a whole in its progress towards of the State has increased from 844 to 860 urbanisation, the position having been consis during the decade 1961-11 and 860 to 875 in tantly so during the last two decades. The 1971-81 decade. The district urban. sex ratio district thus continues to be predominantly has increased from 712 to 758 during the rural in character the proportion of urbah decade 1971-81. population having increased to only 5.34 percent Kargil has its civic administration looked in 1981 as against 4.48 percent in 1971. The after by a duly elect!ed notified area committee. corresponding proportion for the State as a The per capita receipt and expenditure of whole has increased to 21.05 in 1981 as against various amenities etc. is given in tahle No. 17. 18.50 in 1911. As regards density of population, Out of total per capita receipts of Rs. 24.10 in the absence of area figures for the State from ~urces other than taxes only Rs. 16.93 urban 1971 comparable picture is available per capita were incurred on various amenities only for 1981 indicating that urban densitY etc. of the town. The highest per capita of population per sq. km. in Kargil district expenditure of Rs. 11.09 was incurred on is less than what it is for the State as a public health and other conveniences. General whole. The urban sex ratio in the district Administration and other miscellaneous on the is far adverse to females e"en as compared other head items account for a per capita with that for the state as a whole. However, expenditure of Rs. 2.92 each.'

TABL~ NO. 17 Per capita receJpt and eapeaditare ill towaa

Per Capita Expenditure Receipt Expenditure Class. name & civic atams Total Receipt Receipt Total General Expenditure Public Expenditure Other of the town through from all expendi adminis- on public health works on public aspecta taxe8 other lOurccs ture tration and conveniences institutions (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

VI Karsil M.A. 24.l0 2UO 16.93 2.92 11.09 2.92

The distribution of schools of different levels given in the following table No. 18. per ten thousand popUlation in the town is

TABLE NO. 18 Schools per teu tho.Had pop_IadOll ha tow••

No. per ten thousand population ClaN. name & civic atatul Highel" Secondary~ Secondary/ Juniior --Primary .... of town InterjPUC/Junior co lege Matriculation Secondary/middle (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) VI Karril N.A. 2.M 2.84 &.51 17.01

It will be seen that the position works out from tbe other towns, of the State having to 17 primary schools, 9 junior/middle schools, also th~ cater to the demand of surrounding 3 secondary schools and 3 higher secondary rural areas of the District Schemes to have schools per 10,000 population in Kargil town which compare vary favourably to any weighep heavily in the provision of these advanced town of the State. The fact that facilities in a rar higher proportion than in the town stands in isolation, far too away most of the advanced towns in other districts. 21

The position with regard to availability of The table No. 20 below indicates the chief hospital beds per thousand population is commodities of manufactured, export and indicated in table No. 19 below import in respect of Kargil town. TABLE NO. 20 TABLE NO. 19 Most IaaportaDt eGm.lDodity lDaaafactared, No. of beds ia m.ecHeaI huldtutioas In to'W118 Im.ported aad esported ia to'Wlle Class, name and Most important commodity Cllus. lUUfle and civic No. ofbedB in Medical civic status of status of the institutions per the town Manufactured Exported Imported town 1.000 population (I) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) VI KargH N.A. Jam Apricots Timber VI Kargil N.A. 30.90 It will be seen that being a large producer of apricots Kargil town distinguishes itself in It will be s~n that Kargil town stands the manufacture of apricot Jam, besides equipped with 30 beds per 1,000 population exporting this fruit, which is the chief item which is fairly high proportion indeed. The of imports of timber, of which there is little same consideration. as highlighted in respect possibility of growth locally duly to unusual ;' of table 19 above seem to have prevailed topography, hostile to the possibility of in the :field also. generation and growth of forests.

PART-A VILLAGE &, TOWN DIRECTORY (SECTION-I VILLAGE DIRECTORY)

TEHSIL KARGIL DISTRICT KARGIL

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ALPHABETICAL LIST Olf VD.LAGES

IUBGIL TEHSll.

S. Name of Village IgOr S. Name of Village egOr Nv. Locatio.. No. Locati_ Code No. Code No. ('r) (2) (3) (I) (11) {3}

1.. ' Aehambur 63 39-. Karkit 102 2. Akehamal 4 40. Karpokhar 71 3. Apati 7 41. Khaasgam Thvena 47 4. Barehe 16 42- Khache .35 s· Baroo 80 43~ Khandi 54 6. Barso 49 44- Khans S6 7. Bartu SO 45. Kharbu .u 8. Batambis 42 46. Kochik 61 9. Batokul 89 47. Kuksho 38 10. Bimbat 96 48. Kukste 1.1' 11. Bodhkharbu 33 49. Lalung a 12. Chiktan 29 SO. Lamsusand IS 13. Chokial 98 51. Lankarehe 75, 14- Choskor 40 52. Lochum 19 15· Choskor 64 53. Malbek 23 16. Chulichan 10 54. Matayan a1 17. Chuliskambo 81 55. Minji 79 18. Darket 20 56. Muradbagh 92 19. Derchiks 11 57. Mushku 9G 20. Farona 76 5S. Nagmakusara 14 21. Garkon 12 59. Namsuru 57 22. Gindial 9S 60. Nunamehe 21 23. Goshan 93 61. Pandras .83 24. Gund Mangalpur 44 62. Panikhar 66 25., Gyating 70 63. Parkaehik 60 26· Hak-nis 28 64. Partap Ganj 3 27. Hardas 104 65. Phuh 36 28. Haripora 85 66. Phultuks 103 29. Hinaku 34 67. Poen 2 30. Hulyal 91 68. Pranti 65 31. Iehu 52 69. Purtikche 69 32. Jusgund 99 70. Pushkum 18 33. Kaksar 101 71. Rambirpur 94 34. Kanor 41 72. Rangdum 53 35. Karamba 37 73. San 45 36. Karchekhar 55 74. Saleskot 77 37. Kargi 67 75. Samray :31 38. Karit 26 76- Sangroh 48 26

S.No. Name of village IgBI S.No. Name of village r!J8r Locatio" Locatio" Code No. Code No. (I) (II) (3) (r) (11) (3)

77. Sanjak 13 91. Thangdumru 46 78 Shakar 27 92. Thasgam 100 7() "Shergandi 51 93. Thrangos 9.7 80 Shergol 22 94. Thulspursa 58 81 Shilikche 1 95. Tingdo 38 82. Shimsha 83 96. Toumel 5 83- Silmo 9 97. Trankuchan 86 84. Skambo 39 98. Tringspon 78 85. Stakpa 72 99. Umba 73 16. Staktse 32 100. Wakhah 24 81. Tache 2S 101. Yibu 84 88. Tambis 43 102. Yogmakharbu 14 89'- Tango} 62 103.- Yourbaltak 6 90. Tesurl.l 59 104. Yuljl.lk 68 21

NOTE EXPLADlING THE CODES USED IN TIlE VILLAGE DIRECTOR.Y

~ _DUmber of codes has heeD .seel ill the Village Directory. These are aIDpU6eel below:

. Column No; It, m Cod, Column No. It, m CQrJ, (I) \ (:/) (3) (I) (2) (3)

5 (Educational)- 8 (Post &: (Amenities) Primary or elementary school P Telegraph) Post Office PO JQIlior secondary or middle (Amenities) school M Telegraph Office TO Ma.tric1Jlation or secondary H Post & Telegraph Office PTO Higber ~econdary/Intermediatel Telephone Connection Phone Pre-~iversity/Junior college PUC College. Any college (graduate 10 (Communi level and above) like Arts.- cations) Bu. BS Science" Commerce etc. C Railway station Its Industri,al school I Navigable water-way kw Training school Tr (including river. canal. Adult literacy class/centre AC backwaters. etc.) Oth~r educational institutions. 11 (Approach to These inj:ludes Sanskrit Path- vi~lage) Pueca road PR shala. Senior basic school. Kaccha Road KR Makhtab. etc. , o Navigable River NR Navigable canal NC 6 (Medical)t Navigable Water-way (Amenities) Hospital H NW Maternity and Child welfare (other than river or canal) Centre MCW Foot path FP Maternity home MH 13 (Power supply) Electricity for domestic' purpose ED Child welfare centre CWC Electricity for agriculture EAg Health centre HC Electricity for other purpose Primary Health Centre PHC like iudustrial commercial. etc. EO Primary health sub centre PHS Electricity for all purpose EA Dispensary D 16 (Irrigated Family planning centre FPC by IOurCt') Government Canal GC T. B. clinic TB Private Canal PC Nursing home NH Well (without electricity) W Registered private practionel' RP Wen (with electricity) WE Subsidised medical practioner SMP Tube-well (without electricity) TW Community health worker CHW Tube-well (with electricity) TWE Others o Tank TIt River R 7 (Drinking water) Lake L (Amenities} Tap water T Waterfall Wf Well water W Others o Tank water Tk Total T Tubewell water TW 20 (Remarks inclu Handpump Hp ding an y place River water R of religious. his Fountain F torical or archa- Canal C eological interest) Copies of newspl'per coming in the village N Lake L Motorcycles/scooters available Spring S in the villages) M Nallah N Carl/Jeeps availablt" in the Others o village C Information not available NA Tractors available in the village T

NOTE: ·Where there are more than one institutions of the same typc in the village the same have been indicated in figures against the appropriate abbrevation9 e.g.• P (3). M (2). H (2). tWhere there are more than one institutions of the lIame type in the village. the same have been indicated in figurell against the appropriate abbrevations e.g.. H (2). D (3). etc. 28.

TBHSIL KAllGIL Location Name of Vii. Total Total Amenities available (ifnot available within the village. a dash (-) Code are_of popula- i ....hown in the column and nest to it in bracket... the diatance iu No. the tion & broad rangel. viz ; -5 K.ms •• 5-10 K.IDS. &: IO+Kms. of the nearest village number placr where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectarft) holds Educatioaal Medical Drinking POlt &: nay or Communi water teiclP'aph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. market} railway hat. if ltation aoy water _y) (I) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1. Shililu:he- 60.30 651 (92) M (I). P (2). - (-5) R -(-5) -(-5) AC (I) 2. Pocn 45.32 822 (100) M (1). P (2) - (-5) R -(-5) -(-5) 3. Partap Gaoj 4-2.09 138 (22) P (1) - (-5) R -(-5) -(-5) •• Akchamal 101.17 947 (145) H (I). M (I) 0 (I) N - (IO+) BS s. Toumel 81.34 459 (74) P (I) 0(1) T.N PO - (10+) 6. YOUl'baltak 203.56 1107 (171) M (I) 0(1) S PO - (10+) 7. Apati 110.88 594 (86) P (1) - (5--10) N -(-5) -(-5) 8. Lalung 97.93 418 (68) P (1) - (5-10) S - (10+) - (10+) 9. Silmo 166.73 851 (121) M (2). P (4). - (5--10) N PO - (10+) 0(1) 10. Chulichan 125.86 443 (62) P (2) - (5--10) N - (10+) - (10+) 11. Dcrchika 95.51 305 (41) P (1) - (5--10) N - (10+) DS 12. Garkon 202.75 434- (19) P (I). 0 (1) - (5--10) N - (10+) - (10+) 13. Sanjak 25.50 271 (37) P (1) - (5--10) R - (10+) - (10+) 14. YogmaJduarbu 69.61 364 (56) P (1) - (5-10) S - (10+) - (10+)

IS. Lamauaand (Lamsuaand) 54.63 346 (54) P (2) - (5-10) S - ~IO+) - (10+) 16. Barche 93.89 317 (42) P (1). 0 (1) - (5--10) S - (10+) -(10+) 17. Kubte 31.91 181 (32) H (1). M (1). - (5-10) S - (10+) - (10+) P (1) 18. Puahkum 344.79 1609 (22.) P (3) D (I) T. R. S PO -(10+) 19. Loc:hum 53.01 217 (35) P (I) O{I) R - (5--10) - (10+) 20. Darket 40.81 129 (16) P (I) -(5--10) N - (5-10) -(10+)

21. Nunamch~ 41.28 140 (17) P (I) -(5-10) N - (5-10) -(10+) . 22. 8hergol 88.63 238 (42) P (I) - (5--10) N - (5-10) BS 23. Malbek 316.87 915 (140) M (I). P (3). D (I) R. S PO BS 0(1) 74. Wakhah 321.73 1007 (163) H (I). M (1). - (5--10) R. S - (10+) BS P (4-) 2.5. Tache 45.73 260 (41) P (I) 0 (1) s - (lO+) - (10+) 26. Karit 42.49 246 (47) P (I) - (10+) s - (5--10) - (10+) 27. Sh.kar 172.80 1256 (193) M (I). P (2) D (I) S. N PO BS 28. Hak-Nia 129.10 886 (136) H (1). M (1). - (5-10) S. N - (5--10) BS P (2) , 29. Chiktao 146.90 694 (131) M (2). P (1) PH€J (I) N PO BS 30. K.ubbo 119.79 428 (67) P (I) 0 (I> S - (5--10) -(10+) 29 "

DJRECrOB.Y'

Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under difFerent types of land use Remarb to village toW11 and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal place.) including any distance place of (ia Km.) Forest; Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar &: cultivation interest groves

(11) (12) (l3) (14) (15) (16) (17) (IS) (19) (20)

FP Kargil (4) ED Wheat. Gtim PC 39.66 5.26 15.38 M (I).] {I} KR Kargil (2) ED Wheat. Grim PC 22.66 2.83 6.48 13.35 PR Kargil (1) ED Wheat. -Grim PC 27.11' 10,12 4.86 PR Kargil (I~) ED Wheat. Grim PC 51.39 2O.M 29.14-

KR Kargil (IS) Wheat. Grim \ ... PC 43.30 4.05 14.16 19.83

KR Kargil (18~ Wheat. Grim PC 108.46 37.23 57.S7Ancient monument Budha KR Kargil (8) Wheat. Grim PC 68.79 14.57 27.52 KR Kargil (40) I Wheat. Grim PC 60.70 0.81 13.76 22.66 KR Kargil (45\ Wheat. Grim PC 101.17 3.M 28.73 33.19 KR Karpl (42) Wheat. Grim PC 76.08 7.29 11.33 31.16 . K& Kargil (45) Wheat. Grim PC 55.04- 15.38 25.09Ancient monumcut Budha KR Kargil (45) Wheat. Grim PC 120.19 6.48 23.88 52.20 FP Kargil (120) Wheat. Grim PO 13.36 4.86 7.28 FP Kargil (100) Wheat. Grim PC 33.19 1.62 11.33 - 23.47 FP Kargil (90) Wheat. Grim PC 36.02 0.81 5.26 12.54- KR Kargil (30) Wheat. Grim PC "'18.16 12.55 33-1S FP ,Kargil (40) Wheat. Grim PC 14.97" 3.M 13.36 PR Kargil (10} ED Wheat. Grim PC 135.57 2.S3 56.66 149.73' J (3). C (1) PR Karpl (20) Wheat. Grim PC 22.25 2.43' 1.62 26.71 PR Kargil (25) Wheat. Grim PC 14.51 1.21 7.69 17.40 J (1) FP Kargil (28) Wheat. Grim PC 16.59' 1.21 10.93 12.55,' C (I) FP Kargil (30) Wheat. Grim PC 32.38 2.S3 23.07 30.35 PR Kargil (32) ED Wheat PC 132.33 5.26 55.44 123.8tAncient Monument ofBudha PR Kargil (45) Wheat PC 131.12' 4.86 51.80 133.95 FP Kargil (25) Wheat PC 23.4t 2.43 5.67 If.ii;" FP Kargil (40) Wheat PC 25.50 3.64- 13.35 Pit Karpl (100) Wheat PC 85.79 8.90 14.57 63 •.54

PR Karsil (85) ED Wheat" PC 92.27' 3.24 12.95 2O.M PR Kargil (80) Wheat PC 63.94' 2.43 10.52 70.01 KR KargH (75) Wheat PC 61.51' 6.07 17.40 34.81 30

1.1 CENSUS VlLLAGB

AMENITIES AND TEIIBIL KAIlGIL Location Name of VilJase Total Total Amenities available (irnot available within the village. a dash (-) Code vea of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion& broad rangel. viz ; -5 Kms •• 5-10. Kms. &; Io.+Kms. of the nearest village number plact" where the w:ility available is given) - (in oChoUIC- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking POlt & Day or CoJDDlUlli water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop_ marketl railway hat. if station any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

31. Samray 155.00 758 (134) M (1). P (2) - (5-10.) S. N -(5-10) BS \ 32. Staktse 210..44 877 (159), P (3) 0 (1) N - (5-10.) - (10+) 33. Bodhkharbu 309.18 704 (123) M (I). P (1) - (10.+) N. S PO BS 34. Hinaku 65.56 191 (40) P (1) ...... (10.+) S - (5-10) lIS 35. Khache 95.10. 314 (49) M (I). P (1) 0 (I) S - (5-10) -(Io.+) 36. 'Phuh 111.69 424 (71) P(I} -(10.+) S - (5-10.) - (10.+) 37. Karamba 64.35 201 (33) M (I). P (I) - (10.+) S -(5-lo.) - (10+) 38. Tingdo 57.47 180 (28) P (1) - (10.+) S -'(5-10.) - (10.+) 39. Sumbo 71.63 317 (50.) M (2). P (1) - (10.+) s. N - (5-10) - (5-10.) 40. ChOBkor 530..14 1896 (280) , P (5). 0 (1) D (I) S. N PO - (5-10.) 41. Kanor 127.48 681 (I1n P (1). 0 (I) - (10.+) N -(5-10) - (5-10) 42. Bawnbia. 53.82 184 (34) P (1) - (10.+) S -(5-lo.) -(5-IO) 43. Tambis 248.88 1169 (182) P (I) D (I) N PO - (10.+) 44. Gund Mangalpur 195.87 929(157) P(I) -(10.+) R -(5-10) - (10.+) 45. Safi 227.43 478 (92) P (2) - (10.+) N - (Io.+) BS 46. Thangdumru 447.99 1389 (254) H (I). P (f). PHC (I) R. S PO - (10.+) AC (I) 47. Khaaagam Thvena 490.08 1318(205). P(3)' 0(1) R PO BS 48. Sangroh 197.49 657 {123) M (1). P (2) 0 (I) N PO BS 49. BarBO 167.95 927 (143) M (1). P (4) 0 (I) N. T PO BS 50. Bartu 128.69 348 (79) P (1) - (lo.+) N - (5-10) - (10.+) 5l. 51.80 1.. 1 (25) P (I) - (lo.+) N - (5-10.) - (10+) 52. lchu 18.21 47 (11) P (1) - (10.+) N - (5-10.) - (10.+) 53. Rangdum 289.76 173 (31) P (1) 0(1) N PO BS

54. Khandi 230..27 784 (121) P (I) - (10.+) N - (5-10.) - (10+) 55. Karchekhaf' 166.33 548 (100) P (2) - (10.+) N - (5-10) - (10.+) I 56. Khans 116.55 377 (63) P (2) - (10+) N - (5-10) - (10.+) 57. NlUlUluru 130..71 496 (85) P (1) D (I) N PO - (10.+)

58. Thul.pur.. 118.57 197 (35) P (I) - (10+) S -(-5) - (10+) I 59. Tesuru 59.08 2fl3 (SO) P (I). 0 (2) - ~IO+) R -(-5) BS

60. Parkachik 197.'t-9 642 (125) M (I). P (3) 0 (I) S -(-5) BS 31

DIRECl'ORY LAND USE

Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different typea of land use Remarks to village town'and lupply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal placea) including any diaaince place of (inKm.) Forest 1 Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. ", (by lOurce) irrigated able waste available historical or including for arcbaeologiea1 gauchar at cultivation interest groves

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

PRo Kargil .(70) Wheat PC 84.98 4.86 8.SO 56.66 PRo Kargil (56) Wheat PC 112.50 6.88 31.97 59.09

PRo Kargil (~) Wheat: PC 129.90 16.19 60.70 102.39 PRo Kargil (70') Wheat PC 33.18 5.67 5.26 21.45 KR. Kargil (.to) Wheat PC 49.78 2.02 25.49 17.81 KR. KargU (50)1. Wheat PC 61.92 0.40 31.56 17.81 KR. Kargil (.to) ~ Wheat PC 27.11 1.22 24.69 11.33

KR Kargil (30) J Wheat PC 22.66 9.31 10.93 14.57 KR. Kargll (20) Wheat PC 39.66 7.29 1.21 23.47 PR Kargil (12) Wheat PC 191.01 33.19 305.94 .I(.:R Kargil (IS) Wheat PC 81.34 5.67 15.78 24.69 KR. Kargil (14) Wheat PC 29.14 0.40 18.61 5.67 KR. Kargil (16) Wheat PC 147.31 6.88 55.44 39.25 PR Kargil (20) Wheat PC 128.28 5.26 44.52 17.81 KR Kargil (22) Wheat PC 65.96 3.M 133.55 24.28 PR Kargil (42) ED Wheat PC 144.47 1.22 130.71 171.59 PR Kargil (30) Wheat PC 190.20 10.12 74.06 215.70 KR. Kargil (32) Wheat PC 66.37 8.10 73.65 49.37 PRo Kargil (34) Wheat PC 43.71 0.81 79.32 44.11 KR Kargil (36) Wheat PC 43.71 0.81 .to.06 44.11 KR KargiJ (38) Wheat PC 13.76 1.21 21.45 15.38 Gumpa KR. Kargil (42) Wheat PC 4.86 0.81 10.52 2.02 PR Kargil (100) Wheat PC 94.29 41.28 49.37 104.82 KR Kargil (56) Wheat PC 102.38 2.43 36.02 89.44 FP KargiI (SO) Wheat PC 35.21 12.55 60.30 58.27 Ancient Gumpa FP Kargil (52) Wheat PC 42.49 2.43 46.13 25.50 PR Kargil (45) Wheat PC 14.97 0.81 86.20 28.73

KR Kargil (47) Wheat PC 33.18 72.03 13.36

PRo Kargil (50) Wheat PC 11.73 23.88 23.47 PRo Karp (52) Wheat PC 73.66 49.37 74.76 Ancient Monumentll TBH8JL KAROIL Location NllIDe of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad rangel. viz j -5 KIDII •• 5-10 KIDS. & JO+Kml. of the nearest village nUD1ber placf' where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectare.) holds r------A------~Educational Medical Drinking POlt It Day or Conununi- water telegraph days of catiOJUI (potable) the (Bus stop. roarketl railway bat, if station any water way) (I) , (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

61. Kochik 50.18 165 (35) M (1). P (I) - (10+) S - (-5) -(14)+) Ci2. Tango) 136.78 364 (74) P (1) - (10+) N - (5-10) BS 63. Achambur 65.56 '256 (49) P (1) - (10+) N - (5-10) DS 64. Cboakor 73.25 213 (40) P (I) - (IO+) N - {5-10} BS 65. Ptanti 60.30 322 (48) - (-5) - (10+) N - (5-10) BS 66. Panikhar 70.42 156 (26) H (I). M (1), D (I) N PO DS P (2) 67. Kargi 68 31) 328 (6.3) M (I). P (1) - (10+) N -(-5) BS fi8. Yuljuk 282.07 701 (12S) P (2) 0 (1) N PO "DS 69. Purtikcht: 271.54 585 (97) P (2) - (10+) N.R PO DS 70. Gyaling 50.59 158 (28) P (1) - (10+) R -(-5) BS

11. Karpokhar 14.97 85 (IS) - (-5) , - (10+) N - (-5) BS 72. Stakpa 149.73 463 (80) P (1) -(10+). S.N - (5-10) - (10+) 73. Umba 201.53 520 (75) P (2) 0(1) S. N PO - (10+) 74. Nagmakusara 109.61 512 (79) P (1) - (10+) T. N -(-5) - (10+) 75. Lankarche 359.36 1236 (204) P (1) - (10+) N PO BS 76. Farona 167 .14 442 (78) P (2) - (10+) S. N - (5-10) BS 77. Saleskat 272.76 1051 (160) M (I). P (I) 0 (I) T. S. N PO - (10+) 7S. TriugspoD 261.83 1424 (214) H (1). M (1). D (1) S. N PO BS P (1) 79. Minji 348.43 1023 (182) M (1)' P (4). 0 (1) R. N PO :ss 0(1) SO. Baroo 195.06 1155 (190) M (1). P (3). TB (I) T. S PTO BS AC (I) 81. Chuliskambo 78.51 420 (44) P (1) - (5-10) R. N PO BS 82. Kbarbu 89.44 454 (68) H (I). M (1). - (5-10) N PO BS P (I) 83. ShilDllha 130.71 2ql (46) P (2) D (1) N - (5-10) as 84. Yibu 139.62 407 (62) P (1) - (5-10) N - (5-10) - (10+) 85. Hatipora 31.57 Un-Inhabited 86. TrankuchaQ 89.0~ 431 (64) P (I) - (~10) N - (10+) - (lO+) trI. Matayan 67 .18 287 (48) M (1). P (1) 0 (I) / N PO -(10+)

88. Pandras 61.92 382 (59) M (1). P (1) 0 (1) < s PO BS

89. Batokul 16.59 Un-Inhabited

MlUhku. 64.75 255 (46) P (1) 0(1) N - (5-10)" ., BS 33

-DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Appro~h Nearelt Power Staple ~ Ule (i. e. area under different typel of land use Remarb to village town and IUPply food . in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal place.) including any distance place of (inKm.) roielt Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religioUs. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or ioe(udiJlg for archaeologic:al sauchar lk cultivation inter~t ,roves

(ll) (12) (13) (It) (15) (16) t17) (18) (19) (20)

FP Karg_il (55) Wheat PC 19.42 25.50 5.26 PR. Kargil (56) Wheat PC 29.54- 0.81 76.89 29.54 PR Kargil'\ (60) Wheat PC 29.54- 0.81 5.67 29.54 PR. Kargil ,(61) Wheat PC 31.57 0.40 21.85 19.43 PR Kargil Wheat PC 27.11 27.52 5.61

PR. Kargil ~at PC 15.38 0.40 35.21 19.43 Ancient Fort PR Kargil Wheat PC 41.28 0.81 16.19 10.11 PR. Kargil Wheat PC 67.99 _0.40 93.08 120.60 PR Kargil (55) Wheat PC 44.92 0.40 119.38 106.84- PR Kargil (53) Wheat PC 11.7. 0.40 19.02 19.43 ,PR Kar,giI ,(50) Wheat PC 3.64 4.86 6.47 '

FP Kargil (52) Whe~t PC 53.01 66.37 30.35 FP Kargil (50) Wheat PC 45.73 79.32 76.48

FP Kargil (35) ED Wheat PC 65.15 25.90 18.~ PR Kargil (30) Wheat PC 160.26 29.54 169.56 PR Kargil (32) Wheat PC 76.'49 24.69 65.96 PR Kargil (23) Wheat PC 160.66 74.87 37.23 PR Kargil (18) ED Wheat PC 171.99 8.09 24.69 57.06 PR. Kargil (10) Wheat PC 171.99 8.09 66.37 101.98 PR Kargil (3) ED Wheat PC 84.18 2.43 57.46 50.99 PR Kargil (10) Wheat PC 40.87 1.21 16.19 20.24 PR Kargil (20) Wheat PC 61.51 2.02 20.24- 5.67 PR Kargil (22) Wheat PC 68.39 7.28 19.43 35.61 KR Kargil (30) WI:.t'at PC 75.27 2.43 35.21 26.71 PC 16.19 0.81 14.57 KR Kargil (38) ED Wheat PC 4-3.30 30.7':; 14.97

PR Kargil (50) Wheat PC 14.97 6.07 42.09 4.05

PR Kargil (48) "\The at PC 29.14 3.64 14.97 14.17

PC 8.09 0.81 7.69

PR Karlil (39) Wheat PC 36.83 3.24 15.78 8.90 1981 CENSva Y'lLLAGE AMENftIES_ AND TEHSIL KAIlGIL Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (ifnot available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula- ill shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the- tian 8t broad: ranges. viz; -5 Kms•• 5-10 KIDS. at 10'+Kms. of the nearest ..mage number place- where the facIlity availaMe is Si~en) (in oC-house- krtares'l Educational Medical Drinking posta nay or Communi- '"'leis water teilegrapb days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop, marbtf railway bat,jf station any watuwaV) m- (2) , '(3) (4) (5) - (6) m (8) (9) {to}

91. Hulyal 123.83 308 (SO) P (I) - (5-10) N - (5-10) BS 92. Muradbagh ' '56.25 332 (35) M (1). P (I) - (5-10) N -(5-10) -'(10+> 93. Goahan 262.64- 622 (91) P (I) -:(5-10) N - (s.--:IO) BS M. Rambirpur 251.31 599 (132) H ~I), M (I). pac (I) T,N PTO BS P ( ) , 95. Gind'ial 86.20 ' 244 (35) P (1) -"(5-10) N -'- (5-10) BS 96. Bimbat 206.79 '569 (80) M (I). P (2) -(10+) N -(5-10) BS g]. Thrangos 92.27 210 (31 ) - (5-10) - (10+) N - (5-10) BS

98. Chokial 205.99 398 (62) P (2) o (I) I N - (5-10) BS 99. JusgUnd 89.03 ;211 (n) P (3) - (1<1+) N - (5-10) BS 100. Thasgam 97.13 167 (34) P (I) 0(1) - N - (5"':'10) BS 101. Kabat - 161.07 377 (55) P (I) -(10+) T.N - (5-10) -(10+) JO'.l. Karlit 110.88 : '931 (121) M (I). P (4) 0(1) N PO -(10+) 103. Phuhub 9.71 91 (IS) P (1) --(5-10) N - (10+) - (10+) ]04. Harda$ 71.23 653 (87) M (I). P (1), D (lj N PO -(-5) 0(1)

To.1 14611.25 SUt8{86!16) H 19). M~t}. D(lO),TB(I). P( 53).A (3), PHC(3)O(23) 0(9) 35

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach Nearest Power Staple Land Ole (i. e. area under difFerent types of land Ole Remarb to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal placea) including any distance place of (in Km.) F(lrest ' Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. ~y SClurce) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauebar &. cultivation interest grove.

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

KR Kargil (200) GriJJl. Wheat PC 59.49 99.15 KR Kargil (205) GriIil. Wheat PC 55.85 38.44- Ancient Gumpa KR Kargil (210) GriDl. Wheat PC 90.25 44.92 KR Kargil (215) GriUl. Wheat PC 79.72 93.08 KR Kargil (222) GriDl. Wheat PC 62.73 28.32 KR Kargil (225) GriDl. Wheat PC 85.79 82.56

KR Kargil (232) Grim. Wheat PC 78.51 46.13 •• NawaPha Campa KR Kargil (230) GriJJl. Wheat PC 77.70 94.70 KR Karpl (235) GriUl. Wheat PC 120.60 201.53 Karsha Gumpa

KR Kargil (250) Grim. Wheat PC 138.40 89.44- ZanglaOld Palace

KR Kargil (250) GriUl. Wheat PC 151.76 IM.81 .. Tuugdey Gumpa KR Kargil (310) GriJJl. Wheat PC 35.61 43.30 KR Kargil (265 J GriJJl. Wheat PC 48.56 74.87 KR Kargil (280) Grim. Wheat PC 38.85 44.92 Phaktal Gumpa KR KargH (310) Grim. Wheat PC 63.13 113.31 KIt Kargil (295) Grim. Wheat J,>C SO.53 90.25 PIt Kargil (257) Griln. Wheat PC 49.78 136.38 MonayGumpa KR Kargil (295) EA GriDl. Wheat PC 32.78 67.99 80rdan Gumpa 'PR Kargil (240) Grim. Wheat PC 190.61 151.35 Takrimo Gumpa

KR Kargil (240) Grim. Wheat PC 157.02 82.55 Old Fort of Wazir Zorawar Singh

KR KargH (236) Grim. Wheat PC 68.78 64.77 KR Kargil (235) Grim. Wheat PC 111.29 154.59 PR Kargil (232) Grim. Wheat PC 72.04- 86.60 Sami Gumpa PR Kargil (235) GriJJl. Wheat PC 58.28 153.78 .. Zongkai Gumpa KIt Karg\l (7.7.5) Grim. Wheat PC 41.68 n.65. PC2049.74 2261.40 42

APPENDIX I

TEHSIL-WISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL,

:NAME OF DISTRICT: ILUlGD. EDUCATIONAL SI. Name of No. Tehail Matriculation/ Higher SecondaryI College. Adult Literacy Middle Secondary PUC/lntermediatel (Graduate at CIa.11 Primary Schools School. Schools Junior Collere above) Centres ,..-_..A-__.... ViII- In_titu- ViII- Institu- VilI- Iustitu- Vill- Institu- Vill- Institu- Vill- Institu- ages tiona ages tionl ages tiona ages tions ages tiona agel tions (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

1. Kargil 97 153 34 37 9 , 3 3 2, ZansDr 21 26 6 6 2 2 Total 118 -179 40 43 11 11 3 3

MEDICAL ,.... (",,"id.) DRINKING WATER Primary Community Village. with Tap Well Tank Tube- River Foun- Canal Other. Health- health no l;DCdicai well tam lub-centre workers Others facility r-----"-----. ViII- Institu- Vill- Numbers ViIl- Institu- age_ tiona ages ages tions (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42)

24 24 65 8 16 1M 8 8 15 .. 24 2 32 32 80 8 40 106 43

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES

M ED I CAL (elllll4.) ViUagea with Matemitly at Child Welfare Primary Health Family no edu("atiODal CeDtr~atemity home/ Centre/Health .PlanniDr Other. r.ciliti~ Dispensary Hospital Chil WeH"are Centre Centre .(:entre ViU- IbStitu- ViU- In.titu- Vill- Institu- \fill- Inatitu- ViU- Inatitu- VilI- Inatitg. age. tiona agel tions agel tiona ages tions ages tions ages UODI (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) {22) (23) (24) (25) .(.26) (%1)

9 9 3 10 10 3 3 2 2 2 2 11 11 4- JO JO 5 .l

POST '&. TELEGRAPH

24 30 2 47 12 90 5 1 2f

52 :u 2 , . ,~ ,. :n 1.11 44

APPENDIX II-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LAND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS)

DISTRICT, KARGIL 81. Name of town Land use (i. e •• area under different typC"s of land use in acresfhectares No. and taluk' .rounded to the nearest unit). within brackets ,-.------~~------~Total Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable waste Area not area by source (including gauchar available for at groves) cultivation (1) {2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

N L

APPENDIX III-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

TEHSILWISE LIST OF INHABITED VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES (OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER) JlELATING TO EDUCATION, MEDICAL, POST" TELEGRAPH, COMMUNICATION, POWER SVPPLY AND ~ET/BAT ARE AVAILABLE

DISTRICT I KAIlOIL T./uil elHl. No. Na_ of Yilla,. (1) (2) (3)

1. Kargil Nil 2. ZalUlkar 7 TeeM Khuar 45

APPENDIX IV - VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OP VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OP SCHEDULED CASTES TO TIlE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

A - Scheduled Castes

DISTRICT I KABGIL

TESSIL I KABGIL

Range of Scheduled LocatioD Name of Villasc: Cute PopulatioD Code No. (PerceDtage) ll) (2) (3)

0--5· 1 Sbilikche 2 POCD 6 Yourbaltak 43 Tambis 44- GUDd Maugalpur 46 Tbang Dumru 48 Saosroh 49 Bano 54 Khandi 55 Karchekluu- 57 Nllllllluru 60 Parkachik 68 Yuljuk 69 Purtikche 73 Umba 75 Lankarchc: 80 Baroo 82 Kharbu 84 Yibu 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-30 31+

-Excludes villages with no Scheduled Caste Population.

There are DO Scheduled Castel in Zanskar Tehsil.

SECTION - II TOWN DIRECTORY 48

NOTE EXPLAINING CODES USED IN THE TOWN DIRECTORY

A number of codes have been used in the To'Wll Directory statements. These are given below :

SIIII"".", Col. Slalemen, Col. No. No. No. No.

I 2 Municipal CommitteejMUDicipal IV 13 Overhead tank ORT TOWD Committee M.C. Service reservoir sa Cantonment BoardJCantonment C.B. River infiltration gallery IG Notified Area/Notified Area Com- mittee/Notified Committee N.A. Borewell pumping system BWP TOWD Committee / ToWD Area Preuure tank PT Committee T.A. V 4 Hospital H Census Town C.T. Dispensary D 11 12 River R. Health Centre HC Canal C Family Planning Centre FC T. B. Clinic TB IV 6 Pucc. road PR Nursing Home NH Kaccha rGad KR Others o Ayurvedic A IV 7 Sewer S Unani U -: O~ ~e draia5 OSD Homoeopathic Hom Boll: wrface. dr~ BSD Syik' drains SD V 6-9 Arts only A Science only S Cesspool method CD Arts lit Science only AS Pit system. Pt Commerce only C

IV n Head loads HL Arts lit Commerce only AC Combined for all Categories-Arts. Baskets B Science and Commerce ASC Whee) barro_ WB Law L Septic tank latrine.. ST V 10 Shorthand SH Sewerage S Type.writting Type JV ]2 Tubewell waterJl:landpump Tw Shorthand lit Typewritting She Typ Tap water T Other. o

Well water W V 20 Public Library PL TaDk water Tk R.eading Room RR 49

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DISTRICT PRl'MARY

Tota~ Area No. of occupied No. of Total Population {inclUding institu- Rur I in residential House. lional and house ell Population) S.No. District/Tehsil/ToWfl Urban Kml house. holds P M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

Kargil District T 14.036.0· 10.654 11.264 65.992 35.609 30.383 R 14.033.9 10.082 10.529 62.465 33.603 28.862 U 2.1 572 735 3.527 2.006 1.521

1. Kargil Tehsil T 148.2 8.858 9.431 57.675 31.370 26.305 R 146.1 8.286 8.696 54.148 29.364- 24.784- U 2.1 572 735 3.527 2.006 ].521 Kargil (N.A.) U 2.]4 572 735 3.527 2.006 ].521

2. Zanskar Tehail T 43.] 1.796 ].833 8.3]7 4.239 '.078 II 43.1 1.796 1.833 8.317 4.239 4.078 U

MAIN WORKERS-(eDntd.) Household Industry. Manufacturing • S.No. District/Tehail/Town Agricultural Processing. Servicing Cultivators (I) Labourers (II) and Repairs [V (an

~ P M F P M F P M 'F (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30)

Kargil District T 22.204- ]2.257 9.947 973 9]4 59 79 40 39 R 21.880 12.]52 9.728 960 910 50 58 39 19 U 324 105 2]9 13 4 9 2] 20

1. Kargil Tehail T 17.893 ]0.444- 7.449 968 911 57 76 37 39 R 17.569 10.339 7.230 955 907 48 55 36 19 U 3M 105 219 13 4- 9 21 20 Kargil (N.A.) U 324- ]05 219 13 4 - 9 21 20 2. Zanskar Tehail T 4.311 1.813 2.498 5 3 2 3 3 R 4.311 1.813 2.498 5 3 2 3 J U 57

=CENStJS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS Total Main Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates workers (I-IX) p M F P M F P M F P M F (10) lll) (12) (13) (1-4) (15) (16) (1'~ (18) (19) (20) (21)

65 62 3 12.443 11 •• 955 29.914- 19.603 10.311 65 62 3 10.986 10.313 673 28.474 18.524 9.950 1.457 1.175 282 1.440 1.079 361 65 62 3 11.IU3 10.622 891 25.160 17.366 7.794- 65 62 3 10.056 9.447 609 23.720 16.287 7.433 1.457 1.175 282 1.440 1.079 361 .\ 1.457 1.175 282 1.440 1.079 361 930 866 64- 4.754 2.237 2.517 .. \ 930 866 64- 4.754 2.237 2.517 I ,. .. I I I

MAIN WORKERS-(I:oneld.) Other Workers (III. IV. V~) and VI to I ) Marginal workers Non-workers P M F P M F P M F (31) \32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39)

6.658 6.392 266 6.345 1.596 4.749 29.733 14.410 15.323 5.576 5.423 153 5.941 1.503 4.438 28.050 13.576 14.474 1.082 969 113 404- 93 311 1.683 834 849 6.223 5.974 249 5.688 1.295 4.393 26.827 12.709 1'1,118 5.141 5.005 136 5.284 1.202 4.082 25.144- 11.875 13.269 1.082 969 113 404- 93 311 1.683 834 849 1.082 969 113 404- 93 311 1.683 834 849 435 418 17 657 301 356 2.906 1.701 ' 1.205 435 418 17 301 657 356 2.906 1.701 1.205

NOTE: ·Repreaenta provisional geographical area figures supplied by the Surveyor General. Figures for urban area are those lupplied by the local Bodies. Area figures for rural areas are derived by lubtracting the urban area from the total area of the district. The total of the area figures of the ·tebsils wilt not tally with the diltrict 8.gures beca.uae the {ormer represent paper ..rea and are derived from the figures supplied by the Revenue Department.

Conversion fa~tor: 1 Acre - 0.40.-469 Hectares and 100 Hectares _ I Kml. S8

lJRIlAN I VILLAGE

TEHSIL KARGIL

Laca- Name of Villagel Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion TownfWard in Hectare. occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code &. of TownfWard residential holds &:. Houseless Population) Castel Tribea No. in Kml Housel P M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

7/1 Tehall Ka.pl

148.2 Kml Total (14.825.25 8.858 9.431 57.f~15 31.370 26.305 62 3 Hectarea) 146.1 Kml Rural (14.611.25 8.286 8.696 54.148 29.364- 24.784 62 3 Hectares)

2.1 Kml Urban gI4.00 572 735 3.527 2.006 1.521 ectares)

a.raJ A .....

J. Shilikche 60.30 86 92 651 362 289 2 2. Pocn 45.32 84 100 822 450 372 3

3. Partap G~nj 42.09 21 22 158 92 66 4. Akchamal 101.17 131 145 947 535 412 5. Toumd 81.34 70 74 459 228 231 6. Your Baltak 203.56 156 171 1.107 623 484 2 7. Apati 110.88 82 86 594- 316 278 8. Lalang 97.93 67 68 418 221 197 9. Silmo 166.73 117 121 851 471 380 to. Cbulichaa 125.86 61 62 443 225 218 11. Derchiks 95.51 40 41 305 174 131 12. GarkoD 202.75 78 79 434 235 199 U. Sanju 25.50 36 37 271 147 124 14. Yogmakharbu 69.61 53 56 364- 163 201 15. Lamsusand' 54.63 50 54 346 176 170 16. Barche 93.89 41 42 :H7 174- 143 17. Kubtr 31.97 30 32 187 90 97 18. Pusbkum 344.79 207 224 1.609 855 754 19. Lochum 53.01 34 35 217 107 110 20. Darket 40.87 16 16 129 66 63 21. Nunamchc- 41.28 16 17 140 76 64- 22. Sbergol 88.63 42 42 258 131 127 59

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers Household Industry Manufactur Other ing. Proceuios. Workers Total Main Agricul Servicing and [III. IV. Wor"era Cultivators tural Lab Repaia V(b) at Marginal Non Literatel (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a>1 VI to IX] Worken Worken ,.---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)

10.622 891 17.366 7.7940 10.444 7.449 911 57 37 39 5.974 249 1.295 4.393 12.709 14.Il~

609 16.287 7.433 \ 10.339 7.230 9f1l 48 36 19 5.005 136 1.202 4.082 11.875 13,269 I, I t , 1.175 282 1.079 361 i 105 219 4 9 20 969 113 93 311 834 849 \

151 4 226 175 112 175 2 112 2 136 112

226 11 243 229 124 227 119 2 1 206 142 48 8 49 41 9 36 13 3 26 43 25 230 6 298 118 171 114 3 124 11 236 283 65 ISO 37 119 36 5 5 21 19 78 175

160 6 391 302 252 294- 4 138 4 3 7 229 175

167 4 190 153 163 142 3 27 8 6 126 119 12 196 166 190 166 6 25 31 186 20 256 143 141 137 3 4 112 2 26 76 189 161 / 62 116 55 96 54- 20 1 23 68 86 95 28 4 88 69 83 68 5 15 16 71 46 28 132 114 121 114 11 1 103 84 63 5 57 34 38 34 3 16 4 6 86 84- 68 14 89 54- 75 53 14 74 147 36 107 101 98 101 Q 69 69 29 115 114- 95 84 20 59 59 25 57 51 34 51 23 33 46 334 6 482 390 118 380 28 5 335 4 41 48 332 316 38 65 69 54 69 11 42 41 30 3 36 30 21 28' 14 • 2 7 3 23 30

36 2 37 32 20 32 ' 16 ~-. 9 12 30 20 84 ·24 73 35 '48 33 2 2+ 56 68 60

VR8A.N I VILLAGE

TUISIL KARGn.

Loca Name of Villagel Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion TownfWard in Hectares occupied House (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code &: of TownfWard residential holds &: Houselels Population) Cutel Tribes. No. in Kol· HOUle. t P M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4} (5) (6) (7) (8) {9} (10) {ll) (12)

23. Malbck 316.87 135 140 915 505 410 24. Wakhah 321.73 153 163 1.007 527 480 25. Tache 45.73 41 41 260 157 103 26. Karit 42.49 46 47 246 130 116 27. Shakar 172.80 173 193 1.256 679 577

28. Hak Nis 129.10 118 136 886 472 414 29. Chiktan 146.90 III 131 694- 354- 340 30. Kuksho 119.79 63 67 428 235 193 31. Samray 155.00 120 1M 758 424 334

32. Staktae 210.44- 151 159 877 488 389 33. Bodhkharbu 309.18 121 123 704 400 304 34. HiDaku 65.56 38 40 191 97 94- 35. Khache 95.10 47 49 314 165 149 36. Phuh 1l1.69 69 71 424 228 196

37. KaJ"amba 64.35 30 33 201 112 89

3-8. Tins\io 57.47 T1 28 180 83 97 39. Skambo 71.63 43 50 317 172 145

4-0. Choskor 530.14- 266 280 1.896 1.073 823

41. Kanor 127.48 107 111 681 356 325 ' .. 42. Batambis 53.82 33 34 184 102 82 43. Tambis 248.88 179 182 1.169 630 539 3 44. GUDd Manplpur 195.87 H7 157 929 509 420 2 45-. Safi 227.43 92 92 478 253 225

-reo Thangdumru 44-7.99 221 254 1.389 76+ 625

47. KlJaasgam Thvc-JUt 490.08 203 205 1.31B 71~ ~ 48. Saagroh 197.49 119 123 657 3. 269 4- ·~9. Bane 167.95 129 143 927 523 404 50. Banu J28.69 79 79 348 IJl4 164- " 51. 51.80 24 25 141 '75 66

~. 18.21 10 11 47 29 18 53. 289.76 31 31 173 99 74 61

PRIMARY (lENSVS ABSTUCT

Main Workers

Ho~ld IOO_try Manufactur Other ing. ProciFaaing. Workers Total Main Agricul Servic;i~ and [III. IV. WQl'kcl'1 Cultivaton tural Lab R.cpasR V(b) & Marpnal NOD Liter~tel (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Worken Worken ~ ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) , (16) (17) (10) (19) ,(20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) \

221 52 316 263 164 ~ 152 8 2 189 145

243 51 324 273 1~9 268 135 5 12 27 191 180 49 104 60 66 40 53 34 ,25 73 .. \ 63 9 17 57 99 213 7 358 148" 245 144 2 III 4 10 130 311 299 I \ 251 12 220 6\ 133 5 19 68 1 8 4 244 4CK 130 14 102 10 34 9 68 9 83 DI 169 255 1 16 3 154 1171 141 115 13 2 1 81 75 168 20 261 39 203 36 58 3 33 96 130 199 194 8 201 61 136 56 25 106' 16 47 205 281 94 12 204 49 139 49 65 93 ,... 103 181 19 4 57 38 48 36 9 2 2 21 38 35 66 4 98 95 83 94 15 3 11 64- 43 40 2 11 11 217 195 24- 3 73 55 61 54 12 4- 35 18 28 45 36 18 36 27 3 35 37 63 104 90 93 90 11 68 55 364 3 586 93 221 91 220 2 145 1 486 729 95 4 171 122 103 122 6 62 41 87 144 116 31 64 44- 20 9 10 2 38 60 137 4 387 172 238 149 61 8 II 88 9 142 234- 225 130 324 128 161 128 81 9 73 17 96 168 196 32 4 131 66 99 66 1 31 20 69 102 90 246 18 407 281 197 272 38 171 8 48 104- 309 240 130 4 462 228 336 221 46 7 80 27 144 229 228 106 11 231 55 ISO 53 81 2 157 214 182 329 195 259 195 1 69 194- 209 27 2 88 34 60 34 19 9 24 72 129 6 51 14 32 14 17 2 2 20 22 32 9 17 6 16 6 5 9 7 3 24 61 31 36 31 25 38 43 62

URBAN', VILlAGE

TEHSIL KAllGIL

Loca Name of Village/ Area of Village . ~o. of 'No. of Total Population tion Town(Ward in Hectare. occupied Howe-. (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of Town/Ward residential holds & HouseleslI Population) Castes Tribe. No. inKmI Houses ~ P M F M F 'M F (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) '(9) (10) (11) (12) (1) (2) 'it.' (3)

54. KhaDdi 230.27 116 121 784 429 355 9 55. Karchekhar 166.33 93 100 548 320 228 8 56. Khans 116.55 -50 63 377 201 176 ' .. 57. Namsuru 130.71 76 85 496 284 212 6 2 58. Thulspursa 1l8~57 35 35 197 104- 93 59: Tesuro 59.08 49 SO 283 164- 119 60. Parkachik 197.49 119 125 64-2 414- 228 61~ Koehik 50.18 35 35 165 84 81 62. Taligl11 136.78 73 74 364- 192 172 63. Achambur 65.56 47 49 256 133 123 64. Cboskor 73.25 40 40 213 115 98 65. Pranti 60.30 48 48 322 160 162 66. Panikhar 70.42 26 26 156 82 74 67. Kargi 68.39 62 63 328 186 142 68. YuljuJi:. 282.07 122 128 701 383 318 69. Purtikcbe- 271.54 91 97 585 339 246 4 70. GyaIing SO.59 28 28 158 85 73 n. Karpokhar 14.97 18 18 85 53 32 72. Stakpa 149.73 76 80 463 246 217 73. Umba 201.53 70 75 520 279 241 6 74. Nagmakusara 109.67 79 79 512 262 250 75. Lankarcbe 359.36 199 204- 1.236 689 547 2. 76. :Varona 167.14 77 78 442 232 '210 77. Saleskot 272.76 160 160 1,051 ' 562; 489 I 78. Tl'ingspoD 261,83 208 214 1,424 754i 670 79. Minjit 348.43 171 182 1.023 553 470

SQ. BarDO' 195.06 186 190 1,155 618, 537 81. ChuJiskambOl 78.51 44- 44 420 201 219

82. Kharbu 89.44- 63 68 454 268 186 83. SlWmha. 130.31 46 46 291 160 131 34. Yibu. 139.62 56 62 407 237 170 2 63

PRIMARY CENS1JS ABSTRACT

Main Workers HouKtb.old Ind.y Manufa\:tur Other mg. Proc$ing. Workers Total Main Agricul Servicing ancl [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab R.e)ilairs V{b) lit Margiaal Non -Liter.~c. (I-lX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)l VI to I~J Workers Worker. M F M F M F M ,F M F M F F M F (13) (14) (15) {16} (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (26) (27) (28)

84 1 282 i82 240 182 42 2 22 145 151 72 220 15.4- 159 1M 61 100 74 45 108 il 99 13 8 17 86 76 76 .'72 194 3 138 3 56 90 208 19 64- 61 3 2 '40 90 76 6 6 6 158 119 34 358 2 296 2 62 190 56 36

43 2 41 37 3 43 80 52 133 7 85 7 39 9 10 131 ~ * 36 7+ 63 11 12 88 4:7 35 26 9 2 7 64- 76 42 22 91 23 110 4 69 3 40 2 7. 48 84 48 10 30 4 30 3 19 47 33 23 39 3 66 3 30 2 26 10 120 139 90 4 219 68 140 68 4 75 3 50 161 200 125 201 109 19 73 138 246 8 37 20 ,.. 16 11 12 37 60 7 39 37 21 It 32 68 168 158 10 78 217 78 2 137 11 56 9 6 75 2 5 11 137 219- 45 174 164- 165 164 9 88 86 98 480 110 279- 109 122 79 27 209 410 62 131 4 106 4 25 44- 150 57 56 152 337 96 186 95 33 117 2 223 393

98 3 295 79 238 79 57 50 208 409 383 227 10 298 76 151 66 17 5 130 4- 47 145 208 249

231 20 358 306 175 298 3 ISO 8 260 231 64 3 82 111 74 111 8 2 119 106 146 4 151 87 42 86 108 17 31 100 68 79 3 73 2 48 2 25 72 86 57 119 7 147 103 99 103 48 2 3 88 if U1UUIN I VIJ..LAGE

TEHSIL KAllOn.

Loea. Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code It of Town/Ward residential holds It Houseless :Population) Caste. Tribes No. inKm· HOdiea , .. , 4 P M F M F M F ; (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) , (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

85. ~jporo 31.57 Un - inhabited ., .;. ~ 86. TraJ!kucban 89.03 64- 64- 431 193 .. 238 87. Matayan 67.18 48 48 287 155 132 88. Pandra. 61.92 59 59 382 185 197 89. Batokul 16.59 Un - inhabited (", 90. Mushku 64.75 48 48 255 143 112 ~ ... c. 91. Hulyal 123.83 50 50 308 160 148 92. Ml1;I'adbagb 56.25 34- 35 332 199 133 93. Goahan 262.64- 89 91 622 324- 298 i:. 94. Rambirpur 251.31 121 132 599 335 264- 95. Gilldial 86.20 35 35 244- 127 117 96:. Bimbat 206.79 80 80 569 309 260 97. Thrangos 92.27 31 31 210 106 104 98. Cbok;al 205.99 61 62 398 193 205 99. Jm Gund 89.03 :'II 31 211 109 102 100. Thas,am 97.13 34- 34 167 86 81 " . 101. Kabar 16l.07 55 55 377 190 187 )02. Karkit 110.88 1']9 121 932 480 452 103. Phultub 9.71 18 18 91 42 49 i \' IIH. Hardas 71.23 _ fIl 87 653 346 307

1/1 " ..'baa AIPeII 2.1 Km· Ka~U N.A. ~4.00 572 735 3.527 2.006 1,521 ctares) 65

..IPJUMA,RY CBNSUS ABSTRACT

Main Worken Housebold ManuID~try tur- Other ing, PrQ sing. Worken Total Main Agricul- Servicidg and IIII. IV. Wtlrken Qultivatora tura! Lab- Rcpain V(b~& Marginal Non- Literates (I.... IX) (1) ourers (11) (V (a)] VI to X] Workers Workers ~, 4 M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (1-1) (15) , (IG) (17) (18) (19) , (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28)

Un - inhabited 98 4- 76 3 32 3 44 49 114 113 76 60 4- 68 \. 67 23 93 64 39 ;105 25 69 4- 16 33 4 22 120 94 73 Un - inhabited '. , 55 3 4:5 6'" 28 6 17 33 66 65 40 Ii 66 2 63 I 33 30 29 93 68 54 102 8 106 29 fi1 25 39 4: 17 55 76 49 )J.l 2 185 127 58 2 195 137 103 203 32 147 14 22 2 125 12 66 157 122 93 65 62 12 33 12 29 24 68 41 37 134- 19 153 22 93 14 60 8 33 123 123 115 61 58 41 17 3 :5.2 45 52 97 12 98 93 61 93 36 95 III 46 2 48 4: 32 4: 2 1.0(1 5 61 93 4:2 6 53 33 32 32 21 33 46 77 4 92 109 83 109 9 98 78 105 7 238 184 215 184 22 242 268 12 4- 18 'Z1 17 'Z1 24- 22 105 6 153 14- 136 12 16 2 193 293

1,175 282 1,079 361 105 219 4- 9 20 969 113 93 311 834- 849 66

URBAN I VILLAGE.

TEHSIL ZANSKAB.

Loca- Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code &: of Town/Ward residential holds &: Houseless Population) Castel Tribe. No. inKml Houses A P M F M F •M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 712 ZaDslrar TeJgU 43.1 Kml Total ~.311.14 1.796 1.833 8.317' 4.239 4.078 ectares) 43.1 Kml Rural ~.311.14 1.796 1.833 8.317 4.239 4.078 ectares) Urban

Ra:ral Areas 1. Abran 158.64- 40 41 228 106 122 2. Haunling 94.29 28 28 142 65 77 3. Remalakaigam 135.17 38 38 201 95 106 4. Phe 172.80 73 74 332 156 176 5. Rantaqshah 91.05 59 59 289 131 152 6. Tungri Thagan 168.35 81 81 368 201 167 7. Techakhasar 124.64- 41 41 224- 103 121 8. Lungmi Reging 172.40 63 63 252 114 138 9. Karshah 322.13 41 41 177 83 94- lO. Zangla 227.84 72 74- 345 180 165 11. Tungdikmi 256.57 197 202 724 412 312 12. Shunshadi 78.91 151 156 663 328 335 13. Icher 123.43 145 146 559 '1:17 282 14. Chah 83.77 96 96 487 251 236 15. Kargyah 176.44- 40 40 195 89 106 16. Testa 170.78 30 30 185 93 92 17. RuruMoony 186.16 31 33 161 79 82 18. Pipcha 100.77 51 52 217 125 92 19. Padam 341.96 35 35 139 83 56 20. Ofti Pipting 239.57 74- 74- 286 178 108

21. Rug RugnurWt 133.55 57 57 267 13~ 136 22. Selapigapak 265.88 63 64- 295 16/3 132 23. Seni 158.64 145 160 854 4~5 399 24. Ating 212.06 70 72 366 173 193 I 25. Abhu 115.34 75 76 361 162 199 67

P.lMAl\Y CENSUS ·MlST.. ACT

Main Workers

Ho~hold Ind= Manuti tur- Other ing. Processing. Worken Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. WOfkers rutivaton tural Lab- Repain V(b) &: Marginal Non- (I-IX) (I) ourer. (II) [V

64 2.237 2.51~ 1.813 2.498 3 2 3 418 17 301 356 1.701 1,2Q5

866 64 2.237 2.517 1,813 2.498 3 2 3 418 17 301 356 1.701 1.205 \ \

12 65 85' 57 85 8 11 6 30 31 ·18 37 51 33 51 4- 9 4- 19 22 9 63 72 58 72 5 32 34 31 6 90 114 78 113 12 18 9 48 53 31 3 79 104- 70 101 9 3 14 44- 47 37 103 108 96 108 7 97 59 23 7 57 80 54- 80 3 5 4 41 37 31 2 66 84 52 84- 14 48 54- 26 3 56 48 43 47 13 .2 28 25 18 27 2 121 126 108 126 13 2 57 39 89 7 148 189 92 188 56 28 29 236 9t 60 4 34- 5 2 3 31 3 167 221 127 109 79 129 184- 116 184- 13 148 98 78 10 138 170 104 167 34 3 22 6 91 60 27 50 80 43 80 7 13 26 25 3 66 70 63 .70 3 27 22 25 2 52 32 47 32 5 28 27 22 41 56 53 45 51 II 2 9 18 60 21 10 2 48 42 43 42 4 35 14 5 90 96 84- 96 6 88 12 5 CHi 106 92 106 4- 35 30 11 145 113 139 113 6 18 19 159 10 223 233 109 231 114 2 232 166 12 ll8 134 100 134- 18 55 59 17 2 107 138 8'1 137 2 18 1 55 66 68

DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

SI. Distric:tfTcbsilfTown Totall No. of Total Scheduled Literates Total Main Workers No. RuraJ_' House Castes Population (I-IX) Urban holds witb sa members

PersoDS Males Females PersoDS Males Female. Persons Males Female. (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)

Kargil District.• Total 37 65 62 3 19 19 62 62 Rural 31 65 62 3 19 19 62 62 Urban. I. Kagil Tebsil Total 31 65 62 3 19 19 62 62 Rural 37 65 62 3 19 19 62 62 Urban KarcH (M.A.) Urban 2. Zamkar Tehail Total Rural Urban 69

FOR SCllED'VLED CASTES

MAIN WOR.KERS- r------~------~Cultivaton (I) Agricultural Household Industry Other Worken Margioal Non-worker. Labourer. (II) Manufacturing. (III. IV. V (b) workers Proceuing. Servicing &; VI to IX) It repairs V (a) Penous Males Fe- Perlons Males Fe- PeriODS Males Fe- PersoDS Males Fe- PersoDS Male. Fe- PersoDS Male Fe- JDales males males males males males (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31)

62 62 3 3 62 62 3 3

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