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(1981 Census Publications, Series 11 in All India Series will be published in the following parts)

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS

Part I-A • Administration Report-Enumeration

Part l-B • Administration Report-Tabulation

Part II·A • General Population Tables

Part JI·B • • Primary Census Abstract

Part III • General Economic Tables

P_art IV • Social and Cultural Tables

Part V Migration Tables

Part VI • Fertility Tables

Part VII • • Tables on Houses and Diaabled Population

Part VIII • • Household Tables

Part IX • Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribe.

Part X·A • Town Directory

Part X-B • • Survey Reports OD selected Towns

Part X..c • • Survey Reports on selected Villages

Part XI Ethnograpbic Notes and special studies on Sch~duled Castes illd Scheduled Tribes

Part XII Census Atlas

Paper 1 of 1982 Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled T.ribes

Paper lof HJ84 Household Population by Religion of Head of House~old

STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Part XIlI_A&B District Census Handbook for each of the 45 districts in the State.

(Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract) CONTENTS

I ~ Foreword i-iv 2 sum"", Preface v-vi 3 fiftr ItiT ,,;my District Map 4 ~~Qiq Important Statistics vii 5 f6lG~"$iC*lIl r~ Analytical Note ix-xxxiii

8llmTe1lifi fctquff I ar~~f=qa ifrfa 8f'tt ~. Notes &, Explanations; List of Schedllled . ,!Ra ifor~Tf\'T Cfll ~~ {~~)"if ) , fcrillfiti Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order 1976; f~T GJiffTUTifT ~~aifiT CfiT ~Jij' aiR (Amendment) Act, 1976. History and Ii~ I fq~~1I'J'~0fl fcat1lTt Scope of District Census Handbook, Analytical Note 6 ~ ~,)~1 ifi "

(i) Susner Tahsil 21-2.4 (ii) Agar Tahsil 24-28 (iii) Shajapur Tahsil 28-33 (iv) Shujalpur Tahsil 33-37

(2) "" f~T~ if nq)" filii{ 'If( ,,_,, • "'" Notes Explaining the "Codes" used m 39-41 if faan;t the Villages Directory. (3) VPI f~ Village Directory 42-155 (i) ~~ a~itir Susner Tahsil 42-63 (ii) arrll'~ ~m\OJ Agar Tahsil 64-91 (iii) ~r~',!~ 6~ Shajapur Tahsil 92-127 (iv) !if~'l~ Qlm'l' ShujaJpur Tahail 128-155

(4) qfmr.1 l-fimfVA;, ~m ~ ar"l Appendix I-Tabsilwisc Abstr"' 156-1S9 / §fcroo iIi1 ~1~A ij'T-' of Educational, Medical and other amenities tsomr Pages (5) qA:r~lI! 2-1T~-1'q~,ft=l'~T fflfU (iiI'rr~1'T Appendix II-Land utilisation data 160 ;P('() if ifIf :a-1{q-TIf ,attfT ~ in respect of Non­ Municipal Towns (Census TOwns) (6) qf(f~s!, 3-l1rq1 'liT ij'~ij')~qr~ ~:tit iif~r Appelldv[ IU - Tab.silwise list of ~~, f:crf.rifflT, 6'Ai q 0111 Villages where no il'TGfro~te t f~;:r If( f~ ~ Educational, Medicall "fI1l', ~~ (I''fT f~ ~ Post & Telegraph, Day 81Tcfftr iIft ~fCNT~ ~Iffli\l iiff ~ or Days of Market/Hat Communications and Power supply facilities are available (7) qf~ 4;~ iiI''i~~lfT.q 3f~~f:qo ;:;nfo~T Appendix IV- List of Villages 166-189 ~ ar2~tf:qij" iil'i-GITf~ ~ according 'to the ~m 8rwmr it; 8T2ij'T\ ,"TJIl proportion of Sche­ etl' ij'1if')... duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total Population by ranges 1(q .-;m Mfmn Section 11- TOWN DIRECTORY ( I) ;frr~ f"f~mT if ~tr)~ f~ 'lit lopl'i" ~ Notes explaining the "Codes" used 192-195 ~t6f -t fettrJft hi the Town Direcrory (2) fC(Cl\1Jf-l srfflltfa ~ C{r:&: {f~ Statement 1- Status and Growth 196-197 History (3) ~-2 tlWf6Cfi ~«~ olltT ifrrU itft Statement II - Physical Aspects 198-199 srr~ro, 1979 and Location of Towns, 1979. Statement III - Municipal Finance, 200-201 1978-79. (5) fGf an:Of-4 ;rT'Tf'(Cf) 31"'( 31';:lf grcr_T~ Statement IV - Civic and other 202-203 1978-79 Amenities, 1978-79 (~) fqQ\UJ'-5 f:qfCfiNr, ~f~, 1t;:ft~i5I''l ~;f Statement V - Medical, Educational, 204-205 ~Cfi§fq~~, 1979 Recreational and Cul­ tural Facilities, 1979 (7) fcrCf~UJ'--6 CRfNT\, -Tfvriilf,i3lfTi)' 8Th ~r

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rrf rq~~T (qr. q'~q.nlf) 26 $JR~, 1982 lfT\:ff it; q~'\:fiif~~ iii

FOREWORD

The district census handbook (DCH); compiled by the Census Organ.isation on behalf of the State governments, is one of the most valuable p~oducts of the Census. The DCR is constantly referred to by planners, adminstrators, academicians and researchers. It ilil interalia used for delimitatioe of constituencies, formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to District administration. The district census handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data upto vi1lag~ level for the rural areas and wardwise for each city or town. It also prGvidel data on infrasLIucture and amenities in villages and towns, etc.

The district census handbook aeries was initiated during the 195 1 Census. It contained important census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCR was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative s!atistics; census tables and village and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 nCR series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directory, Part-B to village and town PCA and Part-C comprised analytical report, administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical table. based on PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. However, in some states it was confined to district census tables and in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing.

While designing the format of 1981 nCR series some new features along with the restructurina of the formats of village and town directory have been attempted. At the same time, comparability witb the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power supply in the' village havo been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not availablo in the referrent village the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is availablo may be given. The restructuring of the format of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect particularly in rdation to amenities and land-use pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regulating the provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise the regional imbalances in the process of development. A few new items of information have also been introduCed t() meet some of the requ;rements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of information as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres, and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible, A new column, I'total population and number of households" has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenities with tho ~opulatjon and number of households they serve. Addition of two more append;ces listing the village. where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled castes and scheduled tribe. population to the total popUlation has also been made with thili view in mind.

The formats of the town directory ha\e also been modified to meet the requirementlil Qf tho Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A Dew statement on civiQ an~ other amenities ~n slums in class-I and ClaSs-II towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced WIth this objective in mind. It is expected that this w.ill help the plannera to chalk out programmes 011 provision of civic amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in statement IV relating to civi~ and other amenities and adult literacy classes/centres under educational facilities in statement V arc alsQ a61dtd ilteralil with this ,.iew. iv

A significant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into consideration, The addition of the columns on civic administration status alld population in a few statements also serves this purpose.

The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formulated in the light of changes in the economic and other question~ canvasseq through the individual slip of 1981 census.

In order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DCH series it has been so deSigned that Part-A of the volume contains village and town directory and Part-B,the PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Tahsil/Town levels. At the beginr.ing of the DCH a detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on peA and non census data in relation to the infrastructure has been introduced to enhance its value. The district and tahsil/Police Station/ CD Block etc., level maps depicting the boundaries and other important features have been inserted at appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication.

This publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled in the State ur.der the direction of Shri K. C. Dubey, the Director of Cencsus Operations, Madhya Pradesh on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of this publication was carried out by Shri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studks) of my office. Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) provided the technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the head Quarters under the guidance of Shri M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer. J am thankful to all who have contributed in the project.

P. PADMANABHA REGISTRAR GENERAL. INDIA New Delhi, the 26th Aprjl, 19i2. PREFACE

One of the most important pubJication of the Census aTe the District Cen"lls Handbook. This publication was begun in this c:lption since 1951 Census. But prior to this, a similar publication was released in the Census earlier than 1951. That pu?lication was on the title of Village Statistics and it contains only village names and total population therefore. The 1951 Census could, therefore. be said to represent a significant step in the process of making detailed Census statistics available down upto the village le\eJ.

In fact the District Census Handbook i!> the most important publication at the Census and is also perhaps the most widely used. Also perhaps this is the only publicaticn used at the micro-level down upto the tahsil and development Block.

The form of the District Census Handbook has gone considerable cha.n.ge since 195 1" This is basically due to the growing demand for more information. For the purpose of convenience as well as with a view to making the basic statistics aVililabie with the data users as early as' possible, the District Census Handbooks have been split into 2 parts. Part A contains the Introductory Note on the district and TownjVillage Directory. This volun'e will be found useful to get almost all the non-Census statistics available at one place. Part B Contains an introductory note and the Primary Census Abstract.

One of the innovation of the present Census has been in terms of allotment of Loca­ tion Code numbers to the villages. In the earlier Censuse

When the planning for the present Census was started in 1979 the tahsils were still revivable as an important unit of the administratio~ the whole planning was, there­ fore, done taking tahsil as the Unit. Jt was during the course of the Census that some requests were informally received for making blockwise data avai'able. Since the~e requests were received very late and were also received only in an informal manner, it has not been possible to disturb the original planning of villages arranged according to the location· code numbers taking tahsil as one unit. However. additional exercise has been done and in addi­ tion to the tahsil figures blockwise figures have also been indicated. It is hoped that the availability of these blockwise data will enhance the utility of this publication.

It is hoped that this handbook will provide the basic statistical suoport to eltecutive and developmental administration. It is needless to state that the proper implementation. of policy depend on the ability of the administration authorities concerned.

It may be remembered that the villagewise area figures given in the Primary Cen!>us Abstract and the Village Directory are those based on the village papers whi:e the tahsil totals givenin in peA are obtained from the Land Records department which in many ca~es exclpde forest area. The statistics that are contained in the District Census Handbook are the result or a filassive and marathon exercise ill the ~ompilation and tabulation of voluminous statistics. The compilation of the statistics contained in this volume was carried out by!} Regional Tabulation offices each under a Regional Deputy Director of Census operations. These Regional offices were run with the help of purely temporary staff-roughly about 1,500 'rabulators~ about 250 Checkers and about 80 Supervisors. I am grateful to my colleagues the Regional Deputy Directors and those temporary staff for the speed and aocuracy in the editing and basic compilation of more than nearly 522 lakhs slips and nearly 1 lakh of household schedules. The compilation of village Directory was taken up at the Head· q'Jarters and I am equally grateful to the officer~ and staff who have worked whole heartedly on the job in a coll~tive and co-operative venture. It is not possible nor fair to name in this. The maps contained in the Handbook have been prepared in the Cartographic Section

of my office. Howevert the analytical note iD.cluded in this volume has been prepared ,by Shti M. L. Sharma,Deputy Director of Census Operations.

I am thankfUl to all who have contributed to bring this publication possible. The: CensliS Organisation is also grateful to the Government of Madhya Pradesh for ha.ving been so kind as to un«ertak.e th.e publ~ca.tion of these handbooks and to the Controller, Printin8 and Stationery. Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal and his staff tor the printing arrangements made. The inspiration behind this ambitious venture is that of our indefatigable Registrar Gen­ eral, Shri P. Padmanabba, to whom we are all deeply srateful. Our thanks are also duo to Shri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) for all the help that WI received from him and his Section..

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IMPORTANT STATISTICS

MADHYA PARDESH SbaJapur District Population Total Persons 52,178,844 840,247 Males 26.886,305 435,517 Females 25,292,539 404.730 Rural Persons 41.592.385 715,479 Males 21.266,321 369,984 Females 20.326,064 345,495 Urban Persons 10.586.459 124,768 Males 5.619.984 65,533 . Females 4,966,475 59,235 Decennial Population Growth Rate 1971-81 25.27 23.86 Area (Sq Kms.) 443,446.04 6,196.0 Density of population (per Sq. Km.) 118 136 Sex-Ratio (Number of Females per 1000 malas) 941 929 Litera cy Rato Persons 27.87 23.73 Males 39.49 37.16 Females 15.53 9.29 (»ercentage of urban population to total Population 20.29 14.8S f'en:eotage to total populatioo ( i ) Main Workers Persons 38.41 36.38 Males 53.5~ 53.56 Females 22.35 17.91 (ii ) Marginal Workers Pesrons 4.52 7.18 Males 0.96 1.34 Females 8.30 13.46 (iii) Non-Workers Persons 57.07 56.44 Males 45.52 45.10 Females 69.35 68.63 Break-up of Maio Workers: ( perceotage among maio workers) ( it Cultivators Persons 51.96 50.63 Males 53.81 55.18 Females 47.28 35.99 (ii ) Agricultural Labourers Persons 24.24 29.50 Males 17.81 21.03 Females 40.61 56.74 (iii) Household Industry Persons 3.52 3.00 Males 3.36 3.21 Females 3.93 2.35 (iv) Other Workers lItrllODS 20.28 16.87 Males 25.02 20.58 Females 8.18 4.92 Percentage of SCheduled Castes Persons 14.10 22.06 population to total population Males 14.16 22.06 Females 14.04 22.06 Percentage of Schduled Tribes Persons 22.!iJ7 2'19 population to total population Males 22.33 2.22 Females 23.66 2.16 Number of occupied residential houses 8,929.190 139,941 Number of villages Total 76.603 1,123 inhabited 71.429· 1,061 Uninhabited 5,174·· +62 Number of Towns 327 9 • Includes 77 inbabited villages which have been treated wholly as urban outgrowth of nearby City/Town. •• InCludes 58 Uninhabited viIJages of which Abadi Area have been merged in near by City/To\l.n. + Includes 9 Uninhabited villases of which Abadi Area have been merged in near by City/Town.

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xi NOTES AND EXPLANATIONS

This note gives the meanings and explanation The same criteria is retained at the 198 1 Cen­ of terms and concepts used in this handbook. This is sus also that comparability with the previous Census necessary because, without a proper grasp of t~e could be ensured and which would provide basis meanings of such simple concepts as building, for analysing of figures and urbanisation in the house, household, workers etc., it is not possible to country. But it has to be remembered that urban appreciate the data presented in the handbook. criterion of 198 1 various slightly from that of1961 Thus, one who does not know that an unpretentio­ and 197 1 Censuses in that the males working in us hut in the thick of Bastar forests with unplaste­ activities such as fishing, logging, etc. were treated red bamb 00 walls and a thatch roof and with as engaged in non-agricultural activity and therefore space hardly enough for two cots is not a bit lessa contributed to the 75% criterion in 1961 and of a buliding than the Indian versions of the sky 197 I Censuses, whereas in the 198 I Census these scrapers in one of the metropolitan cities, or that a activities are treated as on per with cultivation and central jail housing all manners of criminals and shady agricultural labour for the purpose of this criterion. characters is as much household as the house hold Applying the criteria described above a list of of the most pious and god-fearing citizen in the State, 327 towns was finalised and it is these 327 towns may not be able to appreciate what exactly the figures which are treated as urban areas for the purpose represent. of 1981 Census. The Additional Secretary to the Government of India in the Ministry of Home Aff­ Concepts and Definitions airs sent a letter to the Chief Secretaries of the State Governments as back as 10th May, 1979. Rural/ Urban : requesting them to ensure that no changes are made in the jurisdiction and boundaries of municipalities It has· been the tradition of the Indian Census and revenue villages, tahsils, sub-divisions and dis­ to present the Census data for rural and urban tricts during the period frome 1-1-1980 to areas separately. In fact, in all the Censu­ 30-6-1981. However, subsequent to our fi~aliza­ ses throughout the world this classification of cen­ tion of rural and urban frame the State Government sus data in to rural and urban units is generally in the Local Government Department notified areas recognised. However, distinction between rural and and municipalities. Such places have not been tre­ urban is not yet amenable to a single definition ated as town for the purpose of Census and the which would be applicable to all countries. Secretary to Government in the Local Government Department had agreed to this arrangements. Simi­ The definition of an urban unit at the 197 1 larly the State Government raised the status of 6 Census was as follows:- municipal committees to that of municipal corpora­ tions are also treated as municipal committees. (a) All places with a municipality, corporation, While dealing with the subject of rural and cantonment board or notified town area, urban break up mention may be made of the area (b) All other places which satisfied the follo­ under the Special Area Development Authority. wing cr}teria; The Special Area Development Authority have been (i) A minimum population of 5,000; constituted under the Madhya Pradesh Nagar Tahta Gram Nivesh Adhiniyam 1973 and they enjoy the (ii) At least 75 per cent of male working popu­ power to function as a municipality so far lation engaged in non-agricultural pursuits as the municipal management of and that area is concerned. The limits of these Special (iii) A density of population of at least 400 Area include large portions of rural areas compri­ per Sq. Km. (1,000 per Sq. mile). sing number of villages situated around the core xii town or village of such Special area. For example duced in 1971 Census will also be followed for Orchha is a SADA area in Tikamgarh district but the 1981 Census. The essential requirements for there is no town in this area. Similarly, Malan­ tlie constitution of a Standard Urban Area are. jkhand in BaJaghat district, Bhedaghat in Jabalpur district, Mandav in Dhar district and similar other (i) It should have a core town of a minimum cases are SAD A areas but there are no urban area population of 50,000 (ii) the contiguous areas with in that. The objective of the SADA area per­ made up of other urban as well as rural admini­ haps is to control the future development of these strative units should have mutual socio~economic areas in a planned manner and that is all. It was, links with the core town and (iii) in all probability therefore, not consid~red desirable to treat such this entire area should get fully urbanised in a SADA areas at par w.ith other urban bodies like pariod of two or three decades. Certain Standard municipal corporations, municipal committees etc. Urban Areas were determined on this basis and o'11y that part of it is treated as urban which and some basic data were is really so. As such as in the Korba town SADA presented for 1 95 1, 1961 and 1971 for such area only Korba town has been treated as urban areas and their components. Similar data have been and rest of the area remains in the rural frame. presented for the Standard Urban Areas in 198 1 also. The idea is to present basic data for these Urban Agglomeration : areas for four to five decades so that the urbanisa­ tion process in those areas can be studied. Howe­ Apart from town/city the 197 1 concept of ver there has been some minimum changes in the urban agglomeration is also adopted fllr the 1981 constituent units of the Standard Urban Areas of Census. Very of,,;n large railway coloJiies, univer­ 198 1 Census as compared to those of 197 I, but sity campuses, port areas, military camps, etc. come the list of Standard Urban Areas remains un- up outside the statutory limits of the city or town changed. but adjoining it. Such areas may not by themseives qualify to be tleated as towns tut if they form Size Class of Towns: a continuous spread with the town, they are ou.­ growths of the town and deserve to be treat~d as Tne urban areas arc classified in to 6 classes urban. Such towns together with their outgrowths referred to as towns of Clas~ 1 to VI. The cla~sifi­ have been treated as one urban unit and called cation is shown below :- urban agglomeration. An urban agglomerdtion may constitute. Class I 100,000 and above Class II 50,000 to 99,999 (a) A city with continous outgrowth, (the part of o?tgrowth being outside the statutory limit but Class III 20,000 to 49,999 failing within the boundaries of the adjoining Class IV 10,000 to 19,999 vHlage or villages); Class V 5,000 to 9,999 (b) Qne town with similar outgrowth or two Class VI Less than 5,000 or more adjoining towns with their ou~growths as in (a); or It is customary to treat a town having a popu­ (c) A city and one or more adjoilling towns lation of 1 Lac and above as a city. with their outgrowths all of which form a conti. nuous spread. Census House : Standard Urban Area: A Census House is a building or part of a buil­ A new concept of Standard Urban Area intro- ding having a separate main enterance from the toad xiii or common coartyard or staircase, etc., used or houseless household is that which is normally recongnised as a separate unit. It may be occupied found to be residing on the road side, pavements, or vacant. It may be used for residential non-resi­ in hume pipes, ullder :>taircases, or in open, temple, dential purpose or both. mandaps, platforms and the like. Institutional households have been explained above. Those If a building had a number d flats or blocks households which do not fall in the category of which were independent of one another ~aving Institutional household and houseless household separate entrance of their own from the road or a have been categorised as Normal households, The common staircase or common courtyard leading to a enumerator was re.c:iuired to indicate in the House­ main gate, they have been considered as a separate hold Schedule whether the household belonged census houses. to 'Institutionl household' or 'Houseless house­ hold'. For institutional 'I' was written against the In some cases, however, it was difficult to question "Type of h·)usehold" and '0' was indi­ apply the definition strictly. For example, in an cated in the case of houseless. household. For normal urban area, a flat has five rooms, each having household, no entry was required to be made. direct entrance to the common staircase or courtyard The enumeration of institutional households which by definition, had to be treated as five Cen­ was done in the manner the normal households sus houses. If all these five rooms were found were enumerated during the enumeration period occupjed by single household entire fiat was trea­ from 9th February to 28th February, 1981. The ted as one census house. In such cases singleness houseless households were enumerated on the night of use was taken into comideration to avoid un­ of 28th February, 1981. due proliferation of the number of census houses. Sc:beduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes: An occupied residential census house means a census house which is actually used for residen­ Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes are ial purposes, either wholly or partly by one or those found in the Notification of Scheduled more households. Castes/Scheduled Tribes Order (Amendment) Act, 1976 (108 of 1976). By this amendment, area Household: restrictions for most of the Scheduled Casts and Scheduled Tribes have been removed. However, The term household in census is defined as a the area restrictions still remains in respect of group of persons who commonly Jive together and Dhabi (in Bhopal, Raisen and Sehore, districts): would take their meals from a common kitchen KotwaI and Pardhi (in Bhind, Dhar,Dewas, Guna, unless the exigencies of work prevented anyone Gwalior, Indore, Jhabua, Khargone,Mandsaur,More of them from doin,g so. There may be a household na, Rajgarh, Ratlam,Shajapur, Shivpuri,. Ujjain, and of persons related by blood or a household of Vjdisha distriots) and Kumhar(in Chhatarpur, Datia, unrelated persons or having a mix of both. Exam­ Panna, Rewa, Satna, Shahdol, Sidhi, and Tikamgarh ples of unrelated householcls are boarding houses, districts) Scheduled Castes.Likewise Keer,and Pardhi messess, hostels, residential hotels, rescue homes, Scheduled Tribes are still restricted only in Bhopal, jails, ashrams etc. These are called lnstitutional Raisen and Sehore districts; Mina in Sironj sub~ households. There may be one member households division of Vidisha districts; Panika in Chhatarpur. 2 member households or multi-member households. Dati a, Panna, Rewa, S3.tna, Shahdol, Sidhi. and For census purposes, each one of these types is Tikamgarh . districts, Pardhi, BaheJia, Bahellia, regarded as a 'househoIQ'. Chita Par

Bhainsdehi tahsils of Betu1 district, (4) Bilaspur and Clas'Iificntion of workers by Industrial Category: . Katghora tahsils of Bilaspur district, (5) Durg and Balod tahsils of Durg district, (6) Chowki, Manpur At the 1981 Census, the questions which were and Mohala Revenue Inspectors Circles of Raj­ canvassed in the Individual slip to elicit infQrma­ nandgaon district, (7) Murwara, Patan and Sihora tion on economic characteristics of the population tahsi's of Jaba\pur district, (8) Hoshangabad and were as follows : Sohagpur tahsils of Hoshangabad district and I Q. 14A Worked any tim. at aU last Year 'I Narsinghapur district, (9) Harsud tahsil of Khand­ Yes wa district, (10) Bindra Nawagarh, Dhamtari and (H/ST/D/RIB/I/O) No Mahas~und tahsils of Raipur district. Persons belonging to the castes/tribes mentioned above Q. 14B If yes in 14 A, did you work for found in the districts other then those where Sche­ major part of last year ? duled have not been treated as scheduled castes Yes (1)/No (2) or scheduled tribes as the case may be. It may be II Q.15A Main activity last year '1 mentioned here that scheduled castes can be belong Yes in 14 B (C/AL/HHIJOW} to the Hindu or Sikh religion only. while the sche­ No in 14 B (H/STJD/RJB/ItO) duled tribes belong to any religion. The li~t or Q. IS B 14B Yes-Any other work any time Scheduled Castes and Schedull!d Tribes relating last year? to Madhya Pradesh relevant to 1 98 I Census has Yes (CfAL/HHI/OW)NO been given immediately after this note an 14 B No-Work done any time last year? Annexure-l. (Cf ALtHHI/OW) Literates and Educated Persons ; III Q. I 6 If No in 14A or 14B, seekingfavai­ A person who can Qoth read and write with lable for wor.k ? Yes (1) /No (2) understanding in any language is treated as literate. The above questions were formulated after A person who can merely read but cannot write, discuso;ion at the Data User's Conference & technical is not literate. It is not n;!cessary that a per~OJl groups. At the 1961 and }971 Census,the economic who is literate should have received any formal questions were based on different approaches, education or should have pass~d any minimum namely. usual status and current status, were educational standard. adopted with reference period of one year and one week for sea.sonal and for regular work respect­ The test for literacy ~as n?cessary only when ively. Current status approach was tboyght to be the enumerator had any dOllbt about any person irrelevent in the context of our country ~here returning as literate. The test for literate was usual status of a worker is consid~red to be more ability to read any portion of tne Enumerator's. appropriate. Instruction Booklet and to write a simple letter. Ability merely to sign one's name wa" not consi­ The above questions are ill three parts and dered adequate to qualify a person as being able have been designed in sllch a way that first of all to write with understanding. If a p~rson claimed it attempts to divide the population into two to be literate in some other language w:th which broad groups viz., (1) those who have worked the enumerator was not familiar, the respondent's any time at aH. during the last year, and (2) those word was taken as correct. who have not worked at ~1I. The latter group con­ sists of the non-workers. This information is All children of the age of 4 ye~rs or less were obtained in Q. 14. A. Having classified the popl1la­ treated as illiterate even if they might be gning tion into two groups. the next attempt ~s been to schoo} and had picked vp reading and writing to classify those who have worked any time into a few odd words. rna,i:q workers 3Jld marginal workers on the basis xv of time spent on work as well as secondary work throughout the year or only during certain seasons if any, of the Main workers. If a perl>on had or part of the year, depending 011 the Ivcal circums. worked for 6 months or more (183 days or tance. In all such cases the reference peliod has more) he wa~ treated as Main Worker and if the been the time hroad span of the agricultural sea. period of work was less than six months he was sons preceeding the enumeration. regarded as a Marginal Workers. In Q. 15 B deta~ls Main Worker~ : of secondary work or marginal work are obtained. Finally an attempt has been made to determine The main workers are those who have worked whether those who are non-workers or marginal for a major part of the year preceding the enume­ wrkers are seeking or are available for work. ration. Main activity of a person who was engaged in more than one activity was reckoned in terms of It wiII thus be seen that these questions on eco. time disposition. For example. jf a person had nomic aspects have been so designed as to inden. worked as daily wage labourer for 4 months. as an tify all workers full time workers or seasonal work.. agricultural labour for 1 month and as a culti­ ers or marginal workers and nolt-workers with vator for. 2 months he was treated as a Main worker reference to the activities during the last one year on the basis of total time spent on work and his period prior to the date of enumeration. main activity have been reckoned as Daily Wage Labourer since he spent major part of his time on The various terms and definitions used in colleo­ work in this activity than as cultivator or agricul­ tiDg the economic data have been explained briefly turallabourer. in the following paragraphs. Definition of work: Marcina' Workers: Marginal workers are those who have worked Work has beeD defined as participation in any any time at all in the year preceding the enumera­ economically productive activity. Such participation tion but have not worked for a major part of the may be physical or mental in natlJre. Work involves year. For example, if a person who is mostly not only actual work but also effective supervision doing household duties, or is mainly a student. and direction of work. or mainly a dependent or a renticr or a beggar and For perSall on regular employment or engaged the like who is basically a non-worker had done in regular type of work, temporary absence during some work at some time dur;ng the r..rer('nce period. the reference period on account of illness, holiday, he was treated as a marginal worker. temporary closure, strike etc., was not a di"oqual­ ification for treating them as workers. Non-Workers: Non.workers constitute of householders,students Persons under traiqing, such as apprentices, dependents, retired, persons or rentiers, beggars with or· without stipends or wages were also tt'ea~ inmates of institutions, unemployed persons etc. They ted as workers. In the case of a person who had are persons who have not worked any timeat all in been offered work but had not actually joined, the year preceding the enumeration. he was not treated as a worker.Rent receivers, pen­ Main activity of workers : sioners etc., were not treated as economically active The main activity of workers has been class­ unless they also engaged themselves in some econo­ fied in to four categories viz., cultivator, agricultu. mic activity. rallabourer, household industry and other work in the peA at the 198 1 Census. A significanced depa- In ill these questions. the reference poriod is the one year; preceeding the date of enumeration. rture ~as, therefore, been made this time whilo C~rtain types of work such as agriculture, household presenting the data on economic activity which rela. industry like gur making etc .• are clIorried on either te to only four broad categories indicated above as xvi as agaimt nine induc:;trial categories of the 1961nnd as agricultural labourers. An agricultural labourer the 1971 Censuses. The nine categories of has no risk in the cultivation and he has no right of the 1971 census were (I) Cultivator, lease or contract on land on which he works. (II) Agricultural labourers, (III) live~tock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting & Plantation, Orchards Housebold Industry: & allied activities; (IV) Mining, (V) Manufacturing Processing and Servicing with sub.categories (a) At Household Industry is defined as an industry Household Industry and (b) other than Household conducted by the head of the household himself Industry (VI) Constrcution, (VlI) Trade and Comm­ herself and or by the members of the households erce, (VIII) Transport, Storage and Communication at home or within the village in rural areas and and (IX) Other workers. Tne correspondence bet­ only with in the precincts of the h~use where the ween the categories of 198 1 and 1971 afe as household lives in urban areas. The larger proportion under :- of workers in a household industry should consist of the members of the household including the head. 1981 Categories 1971 Categories The industry should not be run on the scale of regis­ I tered factorywhich would qualify and has to be regi­ 11 Jl stered under the Indian Factories Act. III V (A) IV Ill, IV, V (b), VI, VII, It VllI & IX Household industry relates to production, pro­ cessing, servicing, repairing or making and selling Cultivator : (but not merely selling) of goods such as handloom For purposes of Census a person is working weaving, dyeing, carpentry, bidi rol1ing, pottery as cultivator if he or she is engaged either as emp' manufacture, bicycle reparing, black-smihing, tailo. loyer, single worker or family worker in cultivation rin,J etc. It does not include professions such as a of land owned or held from Government or } eld pleader or doctor or barber or dhobi even if such from private persons or institutiom for payment professions are run at home by members of the in money, kind or share. housenold. Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing and harvesting and production of cereals and millet Other Worken : crops such as wheat, paddy" Jo\\ar, bajra, ragi, etc., and other crops such as sugarcane, ground­ All workers i. e. those who have been engaged nuts, tapioca etc. and pulses raw jute and kllldered in some economic activity during the last one year fibre crops, cotton etc. does not include fruit growi­ who are not cultivators or agricultural labourers or, ng, vegetable growing or keeping orchards or gro­ in household industry are 'other workers'. The type ves or working of plantation like tea, coffee, rubber of workers that come under this category include cinchona, opium and other medicianI plantations. factory workers~ plantation workers, those in trade Agricultural Labourer : commerce, business, transport, mining, construction political or social work, aU government, servants. Persons working in another persons land for muaicipal empolyees. teachers, priests, entertainment w'ages in money, kind or share have been treated artists etc. nit

ANNEXURE-I

MADHYA PRADESH

( The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Orders (Amedment) Act, 1976.

Dated the 18 th September, 1976)

Schcdul{d Castes 32. Kotwal (in Bhind, Dhar, Dewas, Guna Gwalior, Indore, Jhabua, Khargone, 1. Audhelia Mandsaur, Morena, Rajgarh, Ratlam 2. Bagri, Bagdi . Shajapur, Shivpuri, Ujjain, and, Vidi- 3. Bahna, Bahana sha districts). 4. Balahi, Balai 5. Banchada 33. Khangar, Kanera, Mirdha 6. Bargunda 34. Kuchbandhia 7. Bar.ahar, Basod :3 5. Kumhar (in Chhatarpur, Datia, Panna, 8. Basor, Burl1d, Bansor, Bansodi, Bans- Rewa, Satoa, ShahdoI, Sidhi, and Tikam~ phor, Basar garh districts). 9· Bedia 36 Mahar, Mehra, Mehar 10. Beldar, Sunkar 37. Mang, Mang Garodi, Mang Garudi, 11. Bhapgi, Mehtar, Balmik, Lalbegi, Dharker Dankhni Mang, Mang Mahasi, Madari, 12. Bhal1mati Garudi, Radhe Mang. 13. Chadar 38, Meghwal 14. Chamar Chamari, Bairwa, Bhambi, Ja­ 39. Moghia tav, Mochi, Regar, Nona, Rohidas, 40' Muskhan Ramnami,Satnami, Surjyabanshi, Surjyara 41. Nat, Kalbelia, Sapera, Navdigar, Kubu­ mnami, Ahirwar, Chamar Mangan, Raidas. tar 15. Chi dar 42. Pardhi (in Bhind, Ohar, Dewas, Guna, 16. Chikwa, Chikvi Gwalior, Indore, Jhabua, Khargone 17. Chitar . Mandsaur, Morena, Rajgarh, Ratlam, 1 8. Dhait, Dahayat, Dahat Shajapur, Shivpuri, Ujjain and Vidisha 19. Dewar d·stricts). 20. Dhanuk 43. Pasi 2 1. Dhed, Dher 44. Rujjhar 22. Dhobi (in Bhopal, Raisen and Sehore 45. Sansi, Sansia d:stricts) 46. Silawat 23. Dohor 47. Zamral

24. Dom, Dumar, Dome, Domar, Doris Schtduled Tribes 25. Ganda, Gandi 26. Ghasi, Ghasia 1. Agariya 27. Holiya 2. Andh 28. Kanjar 3. Baiga 29. Katia, Patharia 4. Bhaina 30. Khatik 5. Bharia Bhumia, Bhiunhar Bhumia. Bhu· 3 1. Koli, Kori miya, Bharia, Paliha, Pando. xviii

,. Bhattra 28. Korwa, Kodaku 7. Bhit, Bhilala, Bareia, Patelia 29. Majhi 8. Bhil Mina 30. Majhwar 9. Bhunjia 31. Mawasi 10. Biar, Biyar 32. Mina (in Sironj sub-division of Vidisha 11. Binjhwar district) 12. Birhul, Birhor 33. Munda 13. Damor, Damaria 34. Nagesia, Nagasia 14. Dhanwar 35. Oraon, Dhanka, Dhangad J 5. Gadaba, Gadba 36. Panika (In Chhatarpur, Datia, Panna, 16. Gond: Arakh, Arrakh, Agaria, Asuar, Rewa, Satna, Shahdol, Sidhi and Tikam­ Badi Maria,Bada Maria, Bhatt)la, Bhimma garh districts) Bhuta, Koilabhuta, Koliabhuti, Bhar, 37. Pao Bisonhorn Maria, Chota Maria, Danda­ 38. Pardhan, Pathari, Saroti mi Maria, Dhuru, Dhurwa~ Dhoba, 39. Pardhi (in Bhopal, Raisen and Sehore Dhulia, Doria, G;liki, Gatta, Gatti, Districts) Gaita, Gond, Gowari, Hill Maria, Kan" 40. Pardhi,Behelia,Bahellia Chita Pardhi, Lan­ dra, Kalanga, Khatola, Koitar, Koya, goli Pardhi,Phanse Pardhi, Shikari, Takan­ Khirwar, Khirwara, Kucha Maria, kar Takia in(l) Bastar, Chhindwara, Man­ Kuchaki Maria, Madia, Mari a, Mana, dIa, Raigarh, Seoni and Surguja district , Mannewar, Moghya, Mogia, Monghya, (2) Baihar tahsil of Balaghat district, Mudia, Muria, Nagarchi, Nagwanshi, (3) Betul and Bhainsdehi tahsils of Be­ Ojha, Raj, Sonjhari, Jhareka, Thatia, tul district (4)Bilaspur & Katghora tahsils Thotya. Wade Maria, Vade Maria. of Bilaspur district, (5) Durg and Ba!od Daroi. tahsils of Durg distr;ct, (6) Chowki, 1 7. Halba, Halbi Manpur and Mohala Revenue Inspector's 18. Kamar Circles of Rajnandgaon district (7) 19. Karim Murwara, Patan and Sihora tahsils of 20. Kawar, Kanwar, KauT, Cherwa, Rathia Jabalpur district, (8) Hoshangabad and Tanwar, Chattri Sohagpur tahsils of Hoshangabad distri"t and Narsimhapur district, (9) Harsud 2 1. Keer (in Bhopal, Raisen and Sehore tahsil of Khand wa district, ( 10) Bindra­ districts) Nawagarh, Dhamtari and Mahasamund 22. Khairwar, Kondar tahsils of Raipur district.) 23. Kharia 41. Parja

24. Kondh, Khond, Kandh 42. Saharia, Sahariya, Seharia, Sosial Sor. 25. Kol 43. Saonta, Saunta 26. Kolam 44. Saur 27. Korku, Bopchi, Mouasi, Nihal, Nahul, 45. Sawarl Sawara Bondhi, Bondyea 46. Sonr :xix

mSTORY AND SCOPE OF DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

The history of the District Census Handbook Parts A and B were published separately in Hindi could be traced from the 'village lists' brought out and English versions. Collection of data for Part for every district in 190 I and 'Village Statistics' C was cumbursome and it took unduly long time for every district in 1911. But this was disconti­ in its finalisation, and ultimately this publication nued in 1921 and 1931. In 1941 however, had to be abondoned i~ view of the enormous delay 'Village Statistics' were brought out by the then in its printing. Central Provin~es and Berar Govnerment, It was for the first time in 195 1 the practice of bringing In 198 1 Census, with a view to avoiddelay out a single volume known as the District Census in bringing out the D. C. H. series, the part conta­ Handbook, giving villagewise statistics and other ining the administrative statistics has been dropped­ Census tables for the district at the cost of the State Thus the present series of District Census Hand­ Government was initiated and is continuing book cons!sts of two volumes Viz DCHB Part A since then. and Part B. Part A contains the Village/Town Directory and Part B contains the Town/VilJage_ The District Census Handbook, compiled by wise Primary Census Abstract of the concerned the Census Organisation on behalf of the State district. Government is one of the most important publi­ cation of the Census and is widely used by Part A: planners, administrators, academicians and re­ Village Directory contains information about searchers. the name of vilJage,· total area of village total popula­ The Scope of the District Census Handbook has tion and numberof households in the village, amenities !;one considerable change since 1951. In 1951, the like education, medical, drinking water, post and tele­ District Census Handbooks contained only the graphs, market day, commun'cations, approach to Primary Census Abstract aad the Census tables. In village, distance from the nearest town, power supply. view of the usefulness of this publication, improve­ staple food, land use, places of religious, historical ments were made in 1961 by Including non-cen­ and archaeological interest etc. sus data like climate, agriculture, cooperation industry, education, health etc., as also an 'Intro­ In addition there are four appendices to the village Directory .as under: ductory Note' for each district. Unfortunately, the desire to make the District Census Handbook more ( 1) Tahsilwise abstract of educational, medica comprehensive delayed its publication, Therefore, and other amenities. in 1971, it was decided to publish the District (2) Land utilization'data in respect of Census Census Handbook in three parts in order to towns' release the maximum data as and when finalised. (3) Tahsilwise list of villages where no ameni­ Part A contained the village Directory which gives ties are available, and villagewise non-census statistics of land use area and amenities available within the village, Part B (4) Tahsilwise list of villages according to the contained the villagewise Primary Census Abstract proportion of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled and Part C contained various administrative statis­ Tribes population by ranges. tics. Part A and B were however, published in The last two appendices have been included for ono volume since it was. economical to do so as the first time in 1981 Census. Appendix-III will data for both the parts become available early bhe helpful for planning input in areas/villages xx where basic infrastructure is lacking and appendix­ has been introduced for the first time in 1981 IV wiil be heJpfu] for planning welfare program­ Census. mes for scheduled Castes(Scheduled Tribes at micro level, particularl.r in relation to area development Part B : oriente~ programmes. The town/villagewise Primary Census Abstract Similarly the Town Directory contains seven gives the basic data like area of ,the village, occup­ statements as below : ied r:ddential houses, total number of households, Statement I-Status and growth history. population by sex, as also the sexwise popula­ Statement II-Physical aspects and location of tion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes; towns. literacy and population by sex into four broad Statement III-Municipal Finance. industr'al categories viz., cultivators, agricultural labourers, household industry and other workers, ,Statement IV -Civic and other amenities. marginal workers and non-workers. Statement IVA-Civic and other Amenities in notified Slums. The inclusion of Primary Census Abstract rela.. Statement V -Medical, educational" recreational ting to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and cultural facilities. at the tahsil/town level in another important fea­ itatement VI-Trade, Commercei. Industry and ture of the DCHB series of 1981, Census. Banking. An additional statement IV-A is meant only An appendix containing Deyelopment Block­ for Class-I and Class-II towns giving the civic and wise "Vib, Khandwar" totals of peA fiiures has other amenities is notiietl slums. This statement also 8eeR iacludctl. XXI

ANALYTICAL NO fE

Location: here in 1640. It is said tbat lhe original name was Sllljlpur district in Ujjain division br ·ught Shahjahanpur which by usage was reduced to Sha­ during 198J Census from Bhopal division h situated japur. Since the formation of Gwalior State it has in the north western corner orthe State, betw.:en la· rema,ned a district. The area of the district increa­ ti' ude 23°06' and 24° 19' ol)rth and longitude 75°41', sed as a result of.mergt:r of Agar district (now a and 77°0l' east. The district is bounded by Uljain tahsil) in 1903. in the west, Dewas in the south, Sehore in the East. Rajgarh in north-East and Ihalawar district of Raj­ At the time of formation of Madhya Bbarat asthan in fhe north. The district is identifi~d in 1948, 53 more villages form former Bhopal, from the H Q. town Shajapur named in the honour Indore, Dewas Senior and Junior states Sonkatch of Sbahjahan, the Moghul Emperor "ho hailed tahsil and Ujjain tahsi] were added to this di~trict. as per defails given below:

Sl. No of vialJages Transferring Tahsil to which No. Transferred Unit Transf.:rred 2 3 4 --,------...... __ .. -..__ .------_._-_.. _--_._-----_ 1 5 Bhopal State Shajapur 2 12 Tarana Tahsil of Mahidpur District. Holkar State Shajapur 3 2 Dewas Tahsil (Senior) Sbajapur 4 3 Dewas Tahsil (Junior) Shajapur 5 27 Sonkatch Tahsil of Ujjain Distnct, Gwalior State Shajapur 6 2 Ujjain Tahsil Sbajapur 7 2 Mahidpur, Tahsil Holkar State Agar 53

From Mav 1948 to 31-10-1956 ShajJPur rema­ Area and distribution of popalation : ined a part of Gwalior division (Gwalior 245 It is generaJ]y accepted that the spatial di~tri­ Miles). But consequent upon the formation of the but ion of population rdleets the socio·economic new State of Madhya Pradesh in 1956, it (;ame un­ portrait "f a given population at large. This indi­ der Bhopal division (Bhopal 130 Miles) cator is measured in terms of man to land ratio, iron cutting a basic feature in Ii.dian situation Some of the demographic features of the dist­ where low mal) to land ratio in rural areas and vice­ rict relating to certain important social attIihutes versa in urban areas. In both the cases the resulting as contained in the Primary Census Abstract of gaps lead to socio-economic imbalances. Sbajapur are highlighted as inset tables. Discus­ It is pertinent, therefore, to have a look at sions on these inset tables follow. The purpose of Shajapur district from this perspective. Table 1 this analysis. albeit simplistic, is to exhibit the presents the dislribution of population in Shajapur basic cartons of the dibtricts profile as a whole. district according to rural and urban localities. XXII

1 ABLE 1

Population number Gf villages and towns 1981

Population ~------~------~ SI. Tahsil Total Rural Urban No.ofvillages No. No. ------of Total Inhabited Towns P M F p M F p M F ------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Susner 151,496 78023 73,473 125,738 64685 61053 25,758 13338 12,420 219 206 3 'tahsil 2 Agar 165,036 85,423 79,613 139,169 71,955 67.314 25,767 13,..J·~8 12,299 279 277 2 TahsU 3 ShaJapur 283,739 147,477 136,262 240,840 124,911 115,929 42,899 22,566 20,333 360 333 2 Tahsil 4 Shujalpur 239,976 124,594 115,382 209,632 1O~,43J 101,199 30,344 16,161 14,183 265 245 2 Tahsil

Total 840,247 435,517 404,730 715.749 369,984 34) 495 124,7uS 65,533 59,235 1,1231,061 9

The Shajapur district returned a population of districts in Madhya Pradesh., like :Dastar, where 840, 247 constituting 1.6% of the total population its population is 3.5% of the state takes as much of the State. But the area of the district, 6196 sq. as 9% of the area of the state. The inter-tahsil or km. comprises onLy 1-.4 Yo of the afea of state. Obvi­ thl intra-district variation in this respect is prese­ ously, there is a pressure of population on the area Jilted 1:;elow : in this district. This is the contrast to the other

SI. Name of Area Percentage Population Precentage No. Tahsil (sq kms.)

1 2 3 4 5 6

) Susner 1,271.8 20.5 151,496 18.0 2 Agar 1.454.3 23.7 165.036 19.6 3 Shajapur 1,806.9 29.2 283739 33.8 4 ShujaJpur 1,645.0 26.6 239.976 28.6

Shajapur Distt. 6,196.0 100.00 840247 10000

It is seen that while Shajapur has a low area on area is the size of inhabitations. The total popu­ to population ratio, all the other tahsils have a lation of the district is dIstributed in 1,072 villages high area to population ratio. Shajapur being the and 9 towns (inset table No. I). Thus the average district tahsil it is hardly surprising. population size of a village in the district is 667 and that of a town 13,863 compared to the state The second aspect that follows the observation figures of 582 and 32,374 respectively. XXIII

TABLE 2 Dtcadal Change in distr:butioD of pflpulation

Population Percentdge Decddal Name ,-______...A.. ______...... S1. VarIation (1971-1981) of 1971 1981 No. Tahsil Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II

1 Sllmer T J.hsil 123,976 109,914 14,062 151,496 125,738 25,758 +22.20 +1440 +83.17

2 Agar Tahsil 134554 120,106 14,448 165,036 139,'6) 25,767 +2265 +15.96 +78.34

3 Sh ljapur Tahsil 225,102 199,913 ~S,189 283,739 2,40,840 42,899 +26.05 +20.47 +70.31

4 Shuj Ipur Tahsil 194.727 170.645 24,082 239,976 209,632 30.344 +23.24 +22.85 +26.00

Tntal 678359 600578 77.781 840247 715479 124.768 +2386 + 19.13 +60.41

Growth of Population: Table 2 also presents the inter-tahsil vari­ Table 2 presents the growth of population ation in the rural urban differential growth rates in rural and urban areas between last and present between 71 and 81. The rural urba n difft:rential cel,SUS (1971-81) among the 4 tahsIls is from one extreme to the other. While Susner registered a rural growth Before looking at this table, however, it is rate of 144% against its urban growlh late as high necessary to preamble it by studying the growth as 83.l7~~, the Shujalpur tahsil presents very mar­ of inhabitation itself There is not much of an final difft'rence in that the rural growth rate with inclease in the r.umber of villages during last 22% and urban as 26% Par(ldoxicall~, Susner, has lel>s propoltion of urban population compared twenty :Ytar~, as the district with 1,054 villages in 1961 added only 8 villages by 1981. This shows a to Sbujalpur of tIle to[dl urban population of the clear parity between rllral and urban proliferation di!>trict. Is Shujalpur stagnating as many of the of inhabitations Wlth due weighlage to the medium tOVlns in India do ? Again more probe is "Urban" criteria of towns in mind, it can be said required. that urbaniut ion process in this district is at the Popillation Size & Density: corot of rural expal.sion. Population size and density are inter-related This is amp'y evidc!nt by the fact through the and both combmed reflect the rural u~ban tran­ inst:t table 2 tlld[ while the growlh rate in rural sition, in other words, the pace of urbanization areas is hardly 14%. fhe growth rate of urbau process. Those inhabitation that tend to increase population rrgistered as high as 60%, for the their population size also indicate the nodal points district. Whether this is due to migration or hIgh of development. For, the civic and other amenities natural growth rate in urban areas or due to three are establishment through c~rtain norms where rural centres in ] 981, declared urban, needs a the population size is the criteria. deeper probe. XXIV

TABLE 3

Distribution of villages by population ranges

... ------_------_ --- . ------Shajapur Distr:ct Susner Tahsil Agar Tahsil Shaj:lpur Tahsil Shujalpur Tahsil ------_------Range of NCl_ of Percen- No. of Percen- N·). of Perc;n- ]\:0. of Percen- Nll. of Percen- Population vilh,ges tage villagc~ tage, vjllag~s tage ,'ilIages tage villages tage in (Oach in each in each in each in each range range range range range ------_ ------_ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II ------_- _------_ ------128 12.07 25 12.13 40 14.44 42 12.62 21 8.57 200-499 421 39.68 90 43.69 139 50. i8 126 37.84 66 2694

500-1,999 468 44.11 86 41.75 95 34.~O 148 44.44 139 56.73 2,000-4,999 41 386 5 2.43 3 1.08 15 4.50 18 7.35 5,000-9,999 3 0.28 2 0.60 1 0.41 10,000+

Total 1,061 100.00 20S 10000 277 100.00 333 10O.CO 245 1 0.00 ------__.._-----

TABLE 4

Distribution of villages by density

------Shajpur D;strict Susner Tahsil Agar Tahsil Shajapur Tahsil Shujalpur Tahsil -_------Range of Total Percen. Total Percen- Total Percen- Total Percen- T()tal Percen. density No. of tage No. of tage No. of tage No of tage No. cf tage \Pcr ~q km). Villages Villages Villages Vi!lflges Villages in each in ea<"h in each. in each in each range range range range range ----_. "------~ 3 4 5 6

10· 3 0.28 1 0.36 1 0.30 1 041 11-20 4 038 2 060 2 0.&1 21·50 46 4.33 IS 7.28 15 542 11 3.31 5 2.04 51-100 373 35.16 91 4417 150 54.15 77 23.12 55 22.45 101-200 569 53.63 92 44.66 106 38.27 204 6].26 167 68.16 20:-300 54 5.09 7 3.~0 4 1.44 32 9.61 11 4.49 301-500 8 075 1 0.36 5 1.50 2 082 501-+ 4 ~).38 1 0.49 0_30 2 0.82 Not Known

Total 1,061 100.00 206 10000 277 100.00 333 100.00 245 100.00 ----- xxv

Tahle 3 presents the distribution of vi Ilages inhabited by excluiing forest, land under cultiva in Shajapur district according to different popula­ tion, rivers ftc. tion ranges. Showing as they do, mo!>t of the Tahsilwise. Shajapur and Shujalpur have villages (above 95%) have a population of less than their higbest frequer cy of vIllages in the 500-1999 2,000 and 11ardly 5% of the total vilJages in the population range \\ hereas other tabsits have range district have a pllpulaLlon more than 2 OGO. Further. correspol"dillg frequency in the population rarge the number of village are increas ng along with cf 200-4,}9. At prima-facie level this di(ferentlal p.>pul:ttion range, upto the med ium point of 50J- makes one ur.dentand lhat the ~hajapur and 1.999 and nme dives ther~ after This pattern IS Shujalpur tahsils are slightly more developed than almost the same among different tahsils except in the remaining tabsils. Agar, where the f1'aximum percent (50.18) of villd­ With r~gard to the distribution of villages by ges are in 200-4')9 unge densilY at tah~il level there appears to be where Similarly. tbe village according to d.ffae t frequency of viJIages in terms of pen:enrsgc reach range of density a'so show an increasing level upto the peak at the density range of 51-100 per sq. a certain point (101-200) and then sharply rescind km and then to last rallge i.e. 501 + From the tab­ (Table 4 .. The district as a whole has a rural les it could be seen that tbis trend is uniform for density of 136 that rOughly corresponds to the all the tahsils. Nevertheless, the fact that most of 10. - 00 point. However compared to the density the villdges in other tahdls (ranging from 45t060%) of rural popul

TABLE 5 - Proportion of Scheduled Castes Population to To!al Population in the VIllages

ShajdPur District SU)ner Tah"il Agar Tahsil Shajapur Tahsil Shuja!pur TahSIl Percentage range of Nil. of Perceu- No. of Percell- No. of Percen- NIJ. of PerCI!D- No. of Percen- S.~. pnpu- villages tage villages (age villages tage villages tage villages tage lallon to in each in each in each in each in each tOlal range range range range range Population

2 3 4 5 6 7 & 9 10 1 I

)\ il 37 3.49 5 2.42 12 4.33 11 3.30 9 3.67 0-5 33 ~.II 7 3.40 3 ],09 14 4.20 9 3.67 6-10 87 8.20 15 7.28 19 6.86 23 6.91 30 12.25 1 1-15 134 12.63 28 13.59 33 I 1.91 30 9.01 43 17.5S ] 6-20 162 ] 5.27 39 I R 93 31 11.19 41 12.31 51 2082 21-30 282 2658 56 27.19 82 29.60 85 25.53 59 24.08 31 & above 326 30.72 56 27. t 9 97 35.02 129 38.74 44 17.96

Tctal 1.061 100.00 206 100.00 277 100.00 333 100.00 245 100.00 XXVI

Distribution of StheduJed Castes & Scheduled M. P. state is known for the concentration of Tribes Scheduled Tribes, accounting for 22.97% of Its The delineation of backward areas. is one of population. Comparatively. the Shajapur district most important component in the developmental contain far Ius proporl ;on of ST population (2.19). planning. For this pUJJ:0sr. the conc(lktration of Howeve.-r the picture.- is opposite with respect to SC and sr population is projected on regional Scheduled Caste. While the state has 14.10% of if population as scheduled castes. the Shajapur retu­ basis bO that the~e regi{ DS are earmarked for plio­ rity. The comparative figures of the state and rned for higher percentage (22.06). This contrast'ng dHrlct in this regard are as follows. picture of state and district regarding SCfST population is more pronounced in I ural areas. Another point to be noted is that while state cont­ SC,ST Percentage of population to total ains a combined SC & ST population of 37.07%. Total population the district has quite less i. e. 27.25% of it. This Rural (-_____ ..A.. _____, shoWS the district is having relatively less amount Urban MP State Sbajapur DistrIct of socially and ec~nomically backward communi­ ties. The spath!] distribution of Scheduled Castes 2 3 4 population in rural areas (Table 5) shows that there Scheduled T 1410 2206 are more Dum ber of villages containing higher Castes R 1452 2413 percentage of SC population. The table 5 shows U ]245 JO.22 the number of villages increasing regularly along with the ascending range of proportion of SC Scheduled T 22.97 2.19 population. This is evident that SC population is quite wide~pread in most of the villages in the 27.78 Tribes R 2.48 district And this palten is uniformly the same in 410 055 U all the 4 tahsils of [he district (Table No.5)

TABLE (;

Pr()porat~on of Scheduled Tribe Population to Total Population in the villages

Shajapur District Susner Tahsil Agar Tahsil Shajapur Tahsil Shujalpur Tahsil Percentage No. of Percen- No. of Percen- No. of Percen- No. of Percen- No. of Percen- rang.e of villages tage villages tage villages tage Villages tage villages tage S. T. Popu- in each in each in each in each in each lation to range range range range range total Popn- lation ---- 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11

Nil 740 69.75 117 56.80 252 90.97 186 5; 86 185 75.51 0-5 172 ] 6.21 43 2087 15 542 69 20.72 45 18.36 6-15 93 876 26 12.62 8 2 89 49 14.72 10 4.08 16-25 31 2.92 15 7.28 2 072 12 360 2 0.82 26-35 14 1.32 2 0.97 ...... 10 3.00 2 0.82 36-50 7 066 2 0.97 ... , 4 1.20 1 0.41 51 and above 4 0.38 0.49 .... 3 0.90

Total 1,061 100.00 206 100.00 277 100.00 333 100.00 245 100.00 XXVII

The proportion of SC population in rural in few villages. This is well in tune with their areas at tabsillevel shows in most of the villalCS the traditional habitat where their mobility is quite percentage of SC population is between 11-31 restricted and highly endogenic in their socio­ except that in the Agar tahsil, Shaj:lpur tahsil economic activities. Again this pattern is more or where the percentage of SC populat ion is rather less uniform in all the 4 tahsils of the district. high in other words equallY distribufed in most of the villages. The clustering nature of ST population seen at district level is very much uniform at tahsil However the picture is entirely oppos:te with levei also where the frequency percentage of respect to ST population in rural areas. The perce~ vil!ages with percentage range in ST population on ntage of villages uniformly decrease along with the the increase is evidently seen in all the four tahsils. increasing range of proportion of ST popula1ion. This is also seen from the fact that the percentage Table 6 sho~s that there are less number of villages of villages with ST population a8 'Nil' is quite that contain higher proportion of ST population. high in every tahsil ? In other words. the ST population is concentrated

TABLE 7

Proportion of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes Population in towns

Name or tIle Total Total scheduled Total scheduled Percentage of Percentaae of towns population castes tribes scheduled castes scheduled tribe population popUlation pop. to total pop. to total population population

2 3 '4 5 6

Agar 18,530 1,671 101 9.02 0.S4 Akodia 5,179 806 11 13.95 0.29 Badod 7,237 548 7.57 Maksi 8,930 ],3J 9 93 1477 l.lO Nalkheda 8,68] 755 112 8.70 1.29 Shajapur 33,969 3398 178 1000 0.52 Shujalpur 24.565 2,736 69 ]1.14 0.28 Soyat Kalan 8,899 992 83 1 I IS 0.93 SusDer 8,178 527 31 6.44 0.38

DistributioD of Se/ST populatioD iD urban areas lation and the Nalkheda. Same .fl"garding ST Table 7 shows the relative proporation of SCI population compared to other towns. However, ST popUlation to the respective total populations Shajapur contains the highest percentage of SC of 9 towns. Not much of variation can be discerned and ST popUlation to the total SC/ST population between the towns except that Maksi town con- of the district. tains marginally higher proporation of SC popu- XXVIII

TABLE 8

Literacy rate by population ranges of villages

Sbajapur District Susner Tahsil Agar Tahsil Shajapur Tahsil Sbujalpur Tahsil

R2n{!e of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of PodulatioD Villages Literacy Villages Literacy Villages Literacy Villages Literacy Villages Literacy in each ratc in each rate in each rate in each rate in each rate range range range range range 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ]0 II -200 ]28 8.90 25 5.93 40 5.60 42 10.14 21 17.17 200-499 421 13.35 90 11.57 139 9.71 ]26 15.58 66 19.09

~00-],999 468 18.71 86 18.60 95 ]2.34 148 20.55 139 20.60 2.000-4,999 41 28.86 5 26.99 3 32.52 15 27.39 18 30.00 5.000-9,999 3 31.71 2 33.73 28.65 j{) 000+

Total 1,061 19.47 206 17.61 277 1282 333 21.21 245 23.01

Literacy: TABLE 9 Literacy is one of the socia-economic indi­ cators for which census provides data under peA. Literacy Rates for Tow.I The shajapur district as a whole recorded a literacy rate of 23.73% as against the state figure of 27.87%. Name of town Literacy Rate Th!s gap is considerable and district needs to catch lip. However the progress of literacy within the 1 2 district is quite encouraging as the following figures Agar 5203 show: Akodia 42.84 Badod 41.51 State District 1971 1981 Det increase Maksi 36.79 1 2 3 4 Nalkheda 42.77 Sbajapur 54.32 State 22.14 27.87 0.59 Shujalpur '0.33 District 1898 23.73 8.89 Soyat Kalan 38.19 Susner 45.98 While the state as a whole can hardly bout of All Towns 48.16 any improvement in the literacy for the last ten years, the district as seen above has obviously made some striking strides. XXIX

At tahsil level not much of v,.uiation could stand out as exception whose popUlation as well be obierved (Table 10) reg Irding the literacy in as the'r literacy rates are hi!h. Beins administra­ urbao, rural area!! an i ror the total population. tive centres and industrially prospering, the popu­ F 0\\ ever there is a big gap bet\\t'en rna les and lation size and literacy in their town cQuld have females in terms of literacy, at district (20% & been directly rehted. 9% respectivdy) as well at tahsil levels particularly Relation between SC and ST Popnlation and in Shajapur tah~il, the male literacy is 63% against literacy: its female literacy or 37%. It is a common observation that SC and ST Pepulation aod Literacy rate popUlation on heriditerily less progressive in the In rural a(t'as specifically. the table 8 preat'n!s field of education. A logical assumption that arises the number of villages illcrea~ing along vdth in­ out of this h th.lt the mOTe the SC or ST popula­ crease in literacy rates upto tro~e villages having tion, the less will be literacy rates in a given area, 2000 population and then rl gllller a steep f(lll. In This hypotheSIS is tested in case of Shajdpur dist­ other words, there appears to be direct relationship rict takIng each of the' lahsils as observation units. in between population range. number of villages The obsenations are stated below: and literacy rate upto a point and inverse reldtlon­ (A) ship thereafter. However, t·hese may be dubious

since most of the villages being in the population 01 Tahsil °I.SC.0 10 XxY X· rarge of kss than 2000 and those above are quite Popula- llte- negligible alld hence would have affected the per­ tion racy centages It .could, fherefore be said trat the lite­ (X) (YI racy rale Increase along With i!lcrease in popula­ Su"ner 23 ..::.4 17.61 409,26 540.10 310.11 tion size in general. The pattern is uniformly the Agar 26.40 12.82 338.45 696.96 164.35 same at tahsil level also, all seen ffom following ------inset tables. ShaJ.lpur 2677 21.21 567.79 716.63 .... 9.86 ------Literacy in urban areas: Shujalpur 20. i3 23.01 463.19 405.52 529.46 In urban areas. however. this direct relatioll­ 4 . ship between population size and literacy is not 0.49 96.54 74.65 1,778.692,358.91 1.453.78 seen as the table 9 portrays rather it is mixed. as revealed from statement below: r n (EXY - (EX) (EY) Name of Population Rauk Literacy Rank -V-tXC (EX)2 v'nEya-:_ (EVil Town r =~ -0.01 _- - '-1------3------2 4 s (8) 1 Shajapur 33,969 I 54.32 1 2 Shujalpur 24.565 2 50.13 3 Tahsil %ST % XxY Popula- Llle- 3 Agar 18.530 3 52.03 2 lion rate 4 Maksi 8930 4 36.79 9 IX) (Y) 5 Soyat Kalan 8,899 5 38.20 8 Susner 4.66 17.61 82.06 2172 310.11 6 Nalkheda 8.681 6 42.77 6 7 Susner 8.178 7 45.98 4 Agar O.~9 12.82 6,28 0.24 164.35 8 Badod 7,237 8 41.51 7 Shajapur 38.08 21.21 807.68 1,450.09 449.36 9 Akodia 5,779 9 42.89 5 Shujalpur 0.96 23.01 22.08 0.92 52946

Total 124.76~ 48.16 44.19 74.65 918.101,472.97 1,453.78 r = n (EXY, - (EX) (RY) It is clear from the ahovl: figures that spe~ific to this district, a popula!ion ~ize has no bearing on vEX· - (EX)' v'nEY2 -lEY)· literacy rates, Shajapur and Shujalpur. however, r = +0.02 XXX

TABLE Literltes: workers, NOD werken, Scheduled

Name of Total! Percentile District! Rural! SC. Pop ST. Pop. Liter ates to Main workers to Tahsil Urban Total Populaton to tOlal to total total llopulatioD total Population Population Population p M F P M F P M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 .------

Shajlpur T 840,247 435.517 404.730 22.06 2.19 23.73 37.16 9.29 36.39 53.56 17.91 Diltriet R 715,479 369.984 345.495 2t13 2.48 1947 32.94 5.0; 37.83 54.95 91.49 U 124.768 65,533 59,235 10 22 0.55 48.16 6096 34.01 28.13 45.70 8.68

SluDer T 151,496 78,023 73.473 20.79 4.02 21.79 34.29 8.52 38.06 56.49 18.49 Tahsil R 125.738 64,685 61.053 23.24 4.66 1761 29.61 4.89 39.83 58.19 20.38 U 25,758 13,338 12,420 8.83 0.88 42.21 56.98 26.34 29.44 48.27 9.23

Agar T 165,036 85423 79.613 23.62 0.47 18.4~ 2~.61 7.1i I 37.15 5~.IO 16.81 Tahsil R 139,269 71,955 67.314 26.40 0.49 12.82 22.4'5 2.53 38.99 58.16 18.50

U 25,767 13t 468 12,299 8.61 0.3.9 49.08 61.51 35.47 27.17 .5.05 7.59

Sbajapur T 283,739 147,477 136,262 24.38 3.33 25.66 39.51 10.68 36.47 52.30 19.33 Tahsil R 240,840 124,911 115,929 26.77 3.81 21.:1 35.28 6.05 38.01 53.64 2U8 U 42,899 22,566 20333 11.00 O.6~ 50.76 62.91 37.08 27.71 44.85 8.32

Shuja1pur T 219,976 124,594 115,382 J9.06 088 26.29 42.03 9.23 34.71 51.47 16.61 Tahsil R 209,632 108,433 101,199 20.13 0.96 23.01 39.20 5.67 35.64 52.39 17.69 U 30,344 16,161 14,183 J 1.67 0.28 4890 6105 35.06 28.32 45.33 8.95 XXXI

10 Caste I Tribe Po,ulation in the District

Marginal Workers Total Workers Now Workers Total Name of District! to total Population to total Population to total Population Rural Tahsil p M F P M F P M F Urban

14 15 16 17 13 19 20 21 22 2 1

7.18 1)4 13.46 43.56 54.90 31.37 56.44 45.10 68.63 T Shajapur 8.02 1.36 15.15 45.85 56.31 34.6~ 54.15 43.69 65.36 R District 2.35 1.20 3.63 30.48 46.90 12.31 69.52 53.10 87.69 U

11.16 2.22 20.65 49.22 58.71 39.14 50.78 41.29 60.86 T Susncr 12.26 2.25 22.87 52.09 60.44 43.25 47.91 39.56 56.75 R Tahsil 5.78 2.10 9.74 35.23 50.37 18.97 64.77 49.63 81.03 U

4.92 1.01 9.11 42.06 57.10 25.93 57.94 42.90 7t07 T Agar 5.61 1.12 10.42 44.60 59.28 28.92 55.40 40.72 71.08 R Tahsil ].16 0.42 1.98 28.33 45.47 9.57 71.67 54.53 90.43 U

6.56 1.37 12.18 43.02 53.66 31.51 56.98 46.'34 68.49 T Shajapur 7.45 1.37 14.00 45.46 55.01 35.18 54.54 44.99 64.82 .R Tahsil 1.55 1.36 1.77 29.31 46.20 10.58 70.68 53.80 89.42 U

6.95 0.98 13.40 41.66 52.45 30.01 5R.34 47.55 69.99 T Shujalpur 7.73 0.99 14.94 43.36 5'.38 32.63 56.64 46.62 67.37 R Tahsil 1.59 0.88 2.39 29.91 46.21 11.34 70.09 53.79 88.66 U

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Table (A) than half of the p;)pulation depend upon the The above table provides data on SC popula. remaining half for their livelihood Compared to tion and literacy rate in each of the 4 tahsils of the Slate figure of 38.41% as workers. The district Sbajapur district. The Pearson product moment thus is better economically. As far as male workers coefficient of correlation suggests a mild relation are concerned, there is not much of difference in on negative side, between se population and lite­ worker parti~ipation rate between Hate (5381%) racy rate. That means, tbese two variables are and the dhtrict (54.90%). But in case of female inversely proportional to each other. In other worker~, the district has a far higher work force words, while one variable increa!les in its frf'quency, ("H.37%) compared to state (22.35%). The rural the other decreases. While se population is more, urban differential between state (17%) and rhe the literacy rate will be less and vice versa. district (about 10%). where urban work force is larger than rural, also indicate the district showing The same exercise is done with regdrd to ST a better picture. population in the following table.

Table (B) The dhtrict, further shows an improvement of its work force. It raised from 3.6.29% in 1971 to The 'r' here although mild, neverthelen 43.56% (a net increase of 7.27%) and rar surpasses suggests that ST population and literacy rates are the state which as a whole reported a marginal directly proportional. In other words of the more increaEC in work force from 36.72% in 197 1 to ST population, the moro is literacy rates. This 38.41% (net increase of 1.60%). apparently looks not credible keeping in view the traditionally backward tribal communities Howe­ There does not appear to be much inter-tahsil ver, this cor:cept is 'ast changing. Scheduled tribles variation in the work force (worker and nOD­ ale in clusters and there bas been a vigorous effort worker) either for total population, male and at National and state level to increase educational females or by rural urban categories as seen from facilities in these clusters, sometimes exclusively for Tables 10. ST population in an intensive way. Naturally, this would lead to increase of literacy in ST Main 'Worker & Marg!Da' worker. pockets. But the case of SC is different. They arc wide spread and scattered as the analysis of previous Tbis classification is newly introduced in 1981 tables reflect. Therefore, there is little possibilities Census PCA where the dlft'erent types of to have an intensive development of SC. They grow working populatiqn are unified under two categories as others do. However, this ob~ervation may be viz main worker' and marginal worker replacing specific to local situation and may vary at inter­ the earlier classification of I to IX categories of regional level. workers. The introduction of marginal workers has facilitated the accounting of those who are emp­ Work Force: loyed seasonally and do not have worked through The economic indicator thrown by PCA is the out the year. Thus, the inflation or deflation of data on workfon:e. Table 10 presents the propor­ data on workers during enumeration is obviated. In tion at district and tahsil levels under the catego­ Shajapur district about 37% of the population are rics of main workers and marginal workers and returned as main workers that increase the depen­ non-workers, by sex and rural urban heads. dents to 2/3 of population to 1/3 population. The state as a whole is also more or less in the same Workers & DOD-workers: position as 38.49% are returned as main workers. The district as a whole contains 43.56% of its At tahsil level, there is not much of variation. population returned as workers. This means m9re ! I I rl I ", II . I l Igl@ • I-I I I I LJ z o : ~ ~ , \I o II 8 L&I o ,3 • Z 'J: · L&I i II: :t: L&I J e I&. : I',' L&I , \I :w II: W II: - ... ~ "~ ~ ~ X .J a: '" 0 ~ ; w •:I ::I Z iz • :l • •o

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MADHYA PRADESH TAHSIL SHAJAPUR DISTRICT SHAJAPlII 21 J I , ,MlLU ., SUSNER • • • L ,.., ~ ~ S' IiILO.1M. ~ ; wm fii!' ;

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..J " (' III POSITION If TAHSil SHAJAPUR IN :r ;. DISTRICT SHAJAPUR ,.,~ !(".. 35 /\ '5 r~lIIlt r· .... ·... • , " \

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..J BOUNOARV,OISTRICt ...... _._._ 15 25 UHSII ...... _._._ 0( " VILLAGE WITH LOCATION COOl r----' ItO ., ,.. " NUMBEft.: ...... l...~o:_J TOIIII .... ~IIIII HEADQUARTERS I DISTRICT ; TAHSIL ..... i 0 U :::I VILLAGES WITH POPULATION SIZE: BELOW 200; ..... :t UHt9j500-09'I,IOO0-4I11OIS000 U8IIVE. .... • • • • It .., UNINHAIiTfO VILLAGES ...... I 10 ~6 "- URIAN AREAWITH LOCATION CODE ...... NATIONAL HIOHWAV ...... ---!!!..!..- , '" METALLED ROAO ...' ... " ...... _ - '" UNMETALLEO ROAD ...... == .. -- .. RAILWAV, LINE WITH STATION: BROAD GAUGE ...... _"I,._

RiVER AND STREAM I TANM ... " ...... ~G " IS' ~ POST OffiCE/POST AND TELEGRAPH OffICE. "1"0 ,. HIGHER SECONDARV SCHOOL ...... I.. POLICE STATION ...... IS I HOSPITAL, PRIMARV HEALTH CENTRE ...... i , , ; D DiSPENSARY ...... + I I MARMET I HAT I MANDIES ...... 6. S ; C. T 0 R ~ 1011.- 11.. 11 ~TH UUTII COlli .UHIIIS In It 175,1",171.171 all ~UIIIIDIl IIIAIAPU. A S N~! POSITION OF TAHSIL SHUJALPUR MADHYA PRAD~SH IN OIS TRleT SHAJAPUR (' TAHSIL SHUJALPUR ~ II 0 II ij~tl I ( L_I...... J I ( 4~IKILIlUETI!S DISTRICT SHAJAPUR ( \ ,IUIKER) I I 0 2 4 6MlLES ,\,\('.t • • ~ AI If ~ mil I lwffi~ \1 • "7'1 30' I \ v '''~ r" ... "• .1'''''''''"''''

REFERENCE

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2'1' 10' 10

MATERNITY AND CHILD WELFARE CENTRE

MARKETI HAT) MANDIES 3

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19/3 'liTli1T'!'{ iI~R'\1;r

242 il'rff 171 171 776 f~ 268 268 243 ~I' .ft 89 89 277 flrn~ ti~l 294 294 244 i[rofl~r 312 312 278 if~ 168 168 245 ~J{ 250 250 279 l!'fiTeft !j~r 271 271 280 lJ:ren:r 296 296 281 ~~, 'Nfu:rr 315 315 246 m-);:r) 162 162 282 lJ:'Ua:~T .il~T 321 321 247 'fo'i¥T 24 24 283 248 'l'lfW) 112 112 262 'l'mf;rrr 141 141 298 ~J!'[t){'f 152 152 263 'I'~'fr 67 67 299 <:R2;'U l!,;;n: 151 151 264 li:S)~J 39 39 300 u~ ir'fHIT 133 133 265 'fqRT 70 70 301 ~T~~ 47 47 266 ll''U'I1 261 261 302 f~li~ 206 206 267 'frrr .~r 61 61 303· 11:'i!iTa:T 194 194 52 26& 'fWl 178 178 304 f~'f1rnT 52 305 ~tTJ' 239 239 269 ~, 150 150 306 ~"t 229 229 270 ~t~T 10 10 307 ~r 348 348 271 qr!lr~ 311 311 308 1]~ li~ 34 34 272 qr\iitll'T~ 7 7 273 ql\'TT~ 56 56 274 '1m i~l 276 276 309 "'''''( 198 198 275 liIit .~,. (mon~) 232 232 310 ~1iIJ'f uft 139 139 15

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140 q-crrf~lf1' 228 228 176 fififTlfr 219 219 141 1J1:~ ]40 140 177 f~w;r lisr 238 238 H2 q-~R;ylf1' 236 236 178 for~;r .sf 93 93 143 rrr;ri~ 155 155 179 .'T'I1~f 234 234 144 q-r«T iil~" 126 126 180 ~mn: 255 255 145 1ffiWr~ 153 153 ",61' 181 iTifn: 137 137 182 iIT;;r~r 205 205 147 f'T'T1'lT,( 76 76 148 it,,;fT 19 19 149 q-iifTi'r, 251 251 183 'Olff\'f1' "'t~l; 26 26 ]50 mrr 'fi'OrT 217 217 184 'Il\?o:r 152 152 185 m~ ~~r 61 61 186 qrf;{lfr ~tt 160 160 lSI ~~ 213 213 187 'ff~l;r q-);;yrr 39 39 152 ~"I;'II'T'I>'R 171 171 188 'l1l12;U iTif

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19/1 Susner Tahsil

A 34 Chhapa Khedi 177 177 35 Chharda 172 172 1 Amarkot 31 31 2 Amla Nankar 115 115 D 3 Anandi Khedi 187 187 4 Ankli 120 120 36 Damdam 157 157 5 Antraliya 66 66 37 Datya 208 208 6 Arniya Khedi 102 102 38 Oatya Khedi 33 33 39 Dawatpura 176 176 B 40 Dehri GuJar 64 64 7 Badagaon 185 185 41 Dehriya 99 99 8 Badiya 111 111 42 Dehriya Soyat 26 26 9 Bagawad 160 160 43 Dehri Deo 154 154 10 Baigaon 163 163' 44 Deopur 68 68 11 Bajna 53 53 45 Devli 12 12 12 Bamniya Khedi 105 105 46 Dhabla Kelwa 121 121 13 Banda 38 38 47 Ohabla Songara 19S 19S 14 Bans Khedi 188 188 48 Dbabli 128 128 15 Bansiya 189 189 49 Dhandeda 138 138 16 Barai 2 2 50 Dahnya Khedi IlU lW 17 Bawadi Kbedi 124 124 51 Obanya Khedi 166 166 18 Bayra 81 81 52 Oharola 136 136 19 Berchha Khedi ]99 199 53 Dhanora 217 211 20 Bhandawan 200 200 54 Dharu Khedi 69 69 21 Bhawanipura 48 48 5S Dhaturiya 43 43 22 Bhesoda 194 194 Digon 137 137 23 Bhidon 212 212 56 57 Diwan Khedi 34 34 24 Bhi! Khedi (Sultaniya Khedi) 149 149 2S Bid Madhopura 92 92 58 Dhola Khedi 35 35 S9 Dongargaon 7 1 26 Bid Pipali)a 104 104 60 Dongargaon Susner 98 98 27 Bijana Khedi 13 13 Dulya Khedi 19 28 Bishni 209 209 61 19 29 Borkhedi Gujar 174 174 30 Borkhedi Kaval 9S 95 E 31 Borkhedi Lada 100 100 62 Eklera 133 133 32 Borkhedi Saloki 142 142 C " F 33 Chhapraiya 130 130 63 Faraspura 90 "0 22

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G 94 Kachnari)a 192 ]92 95 Kadiya 121 121 64 Gadiya 207 207 96 Kadmi 88 88 65 Gagomi 47 47 97 Kajlas 71 71 66 Ganeshpura 51 51 98 Kalariya 96 96 67 Garda 97 97 99 Kalayanpura 23 23 68 Gareli 135 135 100 Kanali 204 204 77 77 69 Gelana 101 Kanthaliya 25 25 70 Ghata Khedr S6 S6 102 Kanthaliya ka Kheda 18 18 71 GokulpUf 214 214 103 Karkadiya 159 159 72 Gonda~ Mahl» 183 183 104 Karkadiya Soyat 24 24 73 Golhada 62 62 105 Kavra Khedi 17 17 74 Goyal 205 20S 106 Kayra 112 112 1S Gudrawan 145 145 107 Khajuri 80 76 Gujar Khed'i 134 134 ao- 108 Khanota 122 122 77 Oundlawida 50 50 109 Khejda Khedi 36 36 78 Gunjariya 219 219 Khejadi 79 Ouradi Soya t 32 32 110 84 84 80 Ouradi Susner 93 92 111 KheJagaon 115 115 112 Khemapl.lra 27 27 8J Guradiya Deo 151 151 113 Kherna 79 79 82 Guradiya Nalkheda 216 216 114 Kher Kbedi ]53 153 83 Ourad'iya (Soya!) .3 3 liS Kheriya Soyat 16 16 84 Gurad19a (Susner) 129 129 116 Kheriya Susner 132 132 H 111 Kheriya Susner SS 115 118 Khindiya Khedi 9 9 85 Riran Kheei (,1 61 119 Khoriya Nalkheda 162 162 J J20 Kilona 147 147 12\ Ki~hanpura 1 1 86 Jakh 73 73 122 Kit K~edi 46 46 87 Jakhli 74 74 123 Kohdiya 170 170 Jamni 88 178 178 124 Kothada 30 30 89- Jamunya' )14 114 125 Kothadi 6S 65 90 Jeewapura 29 29 126 Kushalpura 190 190 9-1 Je'pura 42 42 92 Jheekadiya 179 179 L K Go 127 Ladon 213 213 93 Kab(1oli 182 182 128 LaJa Khedi 37 37 23

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]29 La)u Khedi 141 141 P 130 Laturi Gelot 67 67 131 Lasudaliya Gopal 161 161 ]63 Paehlana ] 65 165 132 Lasudlya Kelwa 144 144 ]64 Padana 140 J40 133 Laturi Gujar ] )8 118 165 Padliya 180 180 134 Laturi Urnat 215 215 166 Pagariya 125 125 135 Lodha Khedi 4) 41 167 Palda 103 10l 136 Longdi 54 S4 168 Panala 203- 203 137 Lohariya 169 Panali 22 22 202 202 138 Lolki 170 Pan Khedi 123 123 175 175 171 Patpada 86 U M 172 Parsuliya Khurd 75 75 173 Parsuliya Kalan 78 7& 139 Madhopur 184 184 174 Patna 201 201 140 Mangishpur 49 49 Patti· ] 41 Magariya 175 11 It 45 45 142 176 PayJi 58 58 Mahendri Nalkheda 206 206 143 Malanrnasa 171 Pernpura 21 21 8] 83 144 Mana 178 Pilwas 148 148 57 57 145 Manasa 179 Pheti J 97 197 171 J 71 146 Mehadpur 180 Pipal Khedi 152 152 40 40 ]47 Maina 181 Pipaliya Ka Kheda 4 4 J07 107 148 Mehandi 182 Pipaliya Nankar 106 10i 72 72 149 Modi 183 PipaliYa Songara 196 19& 55 55 ISO Molya Khedi 184 Pipliya set 210 2H) ti3 ti3 151 Moru Khedj ISS Pithapura 28 28 119 119 R N

152 Najar Kheda 186 Ramnagar 211 211 146 146 153 Nahar Kheda 187 RavIi 15 15 117 117 ]54 Nanora 188 Richhadiya 52 52 82 82 155 189 Riehhi ISO ISO Nan,}'a Khedi 158 158 156 190 Rindoli 156 156 Nathu Khedi ] 64 164 ]47 191 Rojadi 198 198 Nandna 113 113 139 139 158 Nawa Kheda 101 101 1112 Ruparel 159 Nipaniya Gelot 131 131 160 S Nipaniya Khedi 19] 193 ] 6] Nipaniya Susner 76 76 193 Sadalpur l08 108 162 Nishaniya 10 10 194 Sakatpma 5 S 24

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195 Saliya Khedi 8 8 210 Soyat Kalan 14 14 196 Salriya 87 87 211 Soya! Khurd 20 20 197 Samd 191 191 212 Suigaon 143 143 198 Sardarpura 44 44 213 Surjani 167 ]67 199 Sarsi 109 109 200 Seka Khedi 59 59 T 2tH Semal Khedi 126 126 214 Takhala 60 60 202 Semli NaJkheda 173 173 215 Thikariya 186 186 203 Semli Susner 89 89 216 Tikan 218 218 2'04 Shatru Khedi 94 94 217 Tilokpura 39 39 205 Shripatpura 6 6 ] 69 206 Shyampura 91 91 218 Tolkiya Khedi 169 207 Sigan Kheda 168 168 U 208 Sirpoi 70 70 209 Siytl 181 181 219 Umariya 116 116

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A B

1 Abbepur 223 223 18 Hada Heed 244 244 2 Ahir Bardiya 129 ]29 19 Badgon 198 198 3 Akha Khedi 172 172 20 Bajna 251 251 4 Al

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35 Behaka 66 66 68 Dhabla Pip ton 153 153 36 Bet Kheda 134 134 69 Dhandera 242 242 37 Bbacha Kbedi 184 184 70 Dhabla Sondhiya 76 76 38 Bhadbhunji 275 275 71 Dhodhar 15 IS 39 Bhadka 239 239 72 Dhodhari 10 10 40 Bhadwa 199 199 73 Dhoti 208 208 74 41 Bhadwasa 79 79 Dond Khedi ]89 ]89 75 Dudhpura 216 216 42 Bbanpura 136 136 76 Durgpura 21 21 43 Bhayana 211 2]1 44 Bhima Khedi 48 48 45 F Bhimlod (Pancharundi) 121 121 46 Bhimpura Agar 194 )94 77 Fategarh 159 159 47 Bhi mpura Piplon 168 168 78 Fatehpur Mendki 255 255 48 Bilya 41 41 49 Bija Nagari 82 82 G 50 Bijana Khedi 131 J 31 79 Gajariya 233 233 51 Binayaga Agar 98 98 80 Gangada Bujurg 247 241 52 Binayaga Barod 73 73 81 Gangada Hadda 248 248 53 Bor Kh~di 228 228 82 Gangapur 101 lOt 83 Gangu Khedi 188 188 C 84 Garbada 52 52 54 85 Gar

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H 131 Kaliya Khcdi 161 161 132 Kan:1 Kheda 30 30 102 Hadai J74 174 133 Kandari 85 85 103 Hamla Khedi 252 252 134 Kanker 206 206 104 Hargan Kbedi 266 266 135 Kankdel 28 28 105 Harnawada 68 68 (36 Kakariya J18 118 1M Hatipura 22 22 137 Kangni Kheda 53 53 1 138 Karadiya 119 119 139 Karnaliya 90 90 ] 07 Iklera Barod 64 64 140 Karwa Khedi 217 217 108 Iklera Kanad 231 231 141 Kasai Debariya 137 137 142 Kasba Kanad 225 225 J 143 Kashi Bardiya 122 122 Kaswapal 14] 109 Jahangirl'uTa 19 19 144 141 110 Jaisil'..ghpura 75 75 145 Khajuri Barod 43 43 111 Jamli 58 58 146 Kl1ajl\ri Chopada 108 1011 '[12 Jammuniya Agar 210 210 147 Khajuri Kanad 279 279 113 Jammu'Diya. Batol! 9 9 148 Kha.}uri Sondhi} a 71 71 114 Jassa Khedi Barod ]2 ]2 149 Khandwas 23 23 US Jassa Khedi 'Kanad) 270 270 ]50 Khakari 232 232 1'16 Jeena Khedi g 8 151 Khata Khedi Badnagar 33 33 117 Jetpura 192 192 152 Khata Khedi Ramnagar 32 32 lIS Jhalara (Ager) 201 20) 153 Kheda Narela 42 42 119 JahaJara (Barod) 25 25 154 Kheriya 9J 9J 120 Jhikadiya 139 139 15S Khima Khedi 187 187 12J Jhonta 5~ 59 J56 Kishan Kot 24 24 122 Jogpura 207 207 1 57 Kishanpura 200 200 158 Kolu Khedi 274 274 ]59 Kirpalpur 263 263 123 Kachanariya 205 205 ] 60 Kubadiya Khedi 158 158 ] 61 Kulmadi ]15 124 Kachariya 6 6 115 Kumariya Agar ]97 J25 KachhaNya 84 84 162 197 126 Kadiya 271 271 ] 63 Kumariya PipJon 170 170 ]45 127 Kadwala 49 49 ]64 Kundi Kheda 145 128 Ka)iyari' 11 11 165 Kundla Agar 214 214 129 Kalmoi 269 269 ]66 Kundla Buzurg 236 236 130 Kalu Khedi 14 14 ] 67 Kundla Khurd 268 268 27 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGE ------...... ------"",__------,_. SI, Name of Villaee L. C.No. S!. Name of Village L.C.No.

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L p 168 Ladwan 218 218 202 Pachora 221 221 169 Lakha Khedi 254 254 203 Pachori 220 220 170 Lakhaman Khedi 191 191 104. Pache\i 256 256 171 Lakhmi Kheda 127 127 205 Padal 55 S5 172 Lala 114 114 206 Pala Lakhi 226 226 173 Lala Khedi 163 163 207 Palda 215 215 ]74 Lapa Khedi 166 166 208 Pal Khedi 202 202 ]75 Lingoda 178 1i8 209 Parsu Khedi 213 213 176 I.odha Khedi 40 40 210 Peetha Khedi 204 204 ]77 Lotiya Kishna 18 18 211 Pharaspura 87 8'1 95 M 212 Pharaspuri 95 213 Phool Khedi 44 44 178 Madhopur 130 130 114 Pi plya

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238 Rapadi 72 72 260 Suhagarhi 23g Ratan Khedi 116 116 261 Sumra Khedi 180 180 240 Rajhana 147 147 262 Sunariya 167 167 241 Rojhani 146 146 263 Supari (Akadi) 2 2 264 Sutada S 276 276 265 Sutheli 186 ] 86 242 Salri 128 128 266 Suwagaon 31 31 243 Samagimana 229 229 244 Sanawada 257 257 T 245 Sanawadi 258 258 267 Tanodiya 182 ]82 246 Sanga Khedi 268 65 65 Thadoda 175 J75 247 Saranga Khedi 269 99 99 Thikarya 169 169 248 Sarsi ]13 270 113 Tilwadiya 245 245 249 Sawani 271 38 38 Tola Khedi J 32 132 250 Semli 272 212 212 Tokada it 7J 251 Sewa Khedi 273 54 S4 Tungni J57 J57 252 Sbivgarh 224 224 U 253 Shyamgarb 97 97 254 Singlaya 50 50 274 Uchwas 255 Singawad 83 83 227 227 275 Udepur 256 Sirpoi 78 78 151 151 276 Umariaya Devda 203 203 257 Siya Kheq~ 86 86 277 Umariya Lala 1 I , 258 Soncbidi 11 I 173 173 278 Urnarpur 259 Sudwas 110 lfO 152 152 279 Umri 74 74 19/3 Sbajapur Thasil

A 11 Aroliya 2S 25 r Abbaypur 117 12 Aser 117 327 327 2 Adalim Khedi 12 12 13 Ausanpura 299 3 Aiyapur 299 272 272 B 4 Ajmeri 125 125 14 Bachhaniya 116 5 Akodiya 46 116 46 H Badanpur 227 6 Ala Umrod 227 185 IS5 16 Badaudi 7 Alisar Kheda 6 6 270 270 17 Badbeli 14 14 8 Anancli IChedj S9 59 18 Badda Kheda 248 248 9 Ankhali 88 88 19 Badigaon 263 263 10 Akaya 219 219 20 Badodiya 329 329 29 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGE

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21 Badodiya 32 32 58 Bijana 95 95 22 Badoni 64 64 59 Bijana Khedi 18 18 60 23 Bagoda 113 113 BikJa Khedi 187 187 61 Bilrawa 24 Bagor Khedi 58 58 274 274 62 Biragaon 21 21 25 Bayada 182 182 63 Birgod 349 349 26 Baiheda 160 160 fi4 Bolai 250 250 27 BajJaheda 138 138 65 Bordi 171 171 28 Bakani 57 57 66 Bor ~hedi 89 89 29 Baksu Khedi 201 201 67 Borsali 312 312 30 Bamanya Khedi 167 167 68 Burlay 19 19 31 Bamori (Shajapur) 189 189 69 Budlay' 288 288 32 Damori (Shujalpur) 301 301 33 Baua Khcdi 102 102 C 34 Bangli 249 249 35 Bapcha 216 216 70 Chak Abhaypur 119 119 36 71 Chak J iyajipur 192 192 Bardiyason 346 346 37 72 Chandoni 65 65 Barnawad 16 16 38 "./3 Chltawad 287 281 Barwan 166 166 39 Chhapariya 330 Barwal 140 140 74 330 40 ChhapihCada Bawaliya Khedi 153 153 75 145 145 41 76 Chhatgaon 103 103 Batwadi 343 343 42 77 Chhlyan 130 130 Bedar Nagar 289 289 43 78 Chhilocha 300 300 Barchha 350 350 44 Berchhi 79 Choki Hidayatpur 279 279 342 342 4S 80 chauhani 220 220 Baisrapur 354 354 46 81 Chaki Muradabad 262 262 Bhaadoni 162 162 47 82 Choma 17 1-7 Bhalu Kheda 215 215 Chonsla Kulrni 228 228 48 Bandahedi 28 28 83 13 49 Bhandedi 24 24 84 Chosla Karju 13 50 Bhanwarasa 1 t 11 85 Chosla Musalrnan 247 247 51 Bhata Hedi 73 73 86 Chosla Nikumbh 104 104 52 Bhat Khedi 196 196 D 53 Bhilwada 136 136 54 Bhensrod 302 302 87 Dangicha 62 62 S5 Bhilsami 344 344 88 Dansipura 177 177 56 Bhopa Khedi 81 81 89 Dasta Khedi 255 2SS 57 Bumari 226 226 !lO Datoli 197 197 30 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGE

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91 Deharipal 4 4 125 GiTana 298 293 9Z Dikadi 149 149 126 Girwar 173 ]73 93 Dendla 337 337 ]27 Goliya Khedi 179 179 94 Dewla Behar 245 245 ]28 Gondana 273 273 95 Deori Mulla 94 94 129 Gopjpur ] 01 101 96 Dbakni 68 68 130 Govinda 15 15 97 Dhanana 292 292 131 Goyala 335 335 98 Dhandeda 76 16 132 Gujar Bardiya 333 333 99 Dbansoda I Sujalpur) 284 284 133 Guiana 258 258 114 100 Dharli 114 H 101 Dbara Khedi 186 186 ]0.2 Dhatrawada 26 26 134 Hamli 22- 22 103 DhatUllya 304 304 135 Hanoti 356 356 104 Dhenka 41 41 136 Harangaon 151! ]S8 lOS Dillod 214 214 131 Hari~ani 74 74 106 Dilodari 100 ]00 138 Hirpur Bajja 146 146 107 Dokargaon 78 78 139 Hupur Toka 147 147 108 Dumahedi 77 77 109 Dudhana SS SS I 110 Duhani 218 218 140 lmali Kheda 257 257 111 Dungari '.:I 9 141 lnchiwada 293 293 112 Dorapur 334 334 113 Dungargaon 86 86 J 114 Dupada 84 &4 Jadmi 165 165 115 Dlllvesh Khedi )20 120 142 143 Jahanabad 267 267 F 144 Jahanpur 347 347 ]45 Jaiheda 161 161 Jl6 Fard Khedi 31 31 146 Jaloda Shajapur 1011 )08 117 Fawaka 3 3 147 Jaloda (Shujalpur) 25} 251 ]48 Jaman 54 54 G 149 Jamlay 33 33 150 Jarkhi Sakrai 318 3]8 1I8 Gadra Kb.edi 4S 45 151 Jasw&.da 44 44 119 Gagorni n 12 152 Jawadi 20 20 120 Gaondi 281 281 153 Jayajipur Urf ROliya Khedi 339 339 121 Ghatiya Khurd 236 236 154 Jhikdiya 79 79 122 Ghansoda Shajapur 244 244 15S Jbonkar 360 360 123 Ghunsi 243 243 156 Jhunda Kheda 310 310 124 Gindori 203 203 IS1 Jorllpura 320 320 31 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGE ------SI. Name of Village L. C. No. SI. Name of Village L. C. No. No. r------...A-----..,. No. ~-_,._---.. 1971 1981 1971 1981 ------2 3 4 2 3 4 ------... _------1913 Sbaiapur Tahsil

K 194 K'Jhadiya 265 265 ]95 Kolu Khedi 49 49 158 Kabulpur 11 t Itt ]96 Konla 115 115 ]59 Kadula 5 5 ]97 Kudana 256 256 ]60 Kahar Kheda 225 225 198 Kumdi 96 96 ]61 Kalmodiya 87 87 1 !:I9 Kulman Khedi 242 242 162 Kalwa 83 83 2UO Kukadeshwar 107 107 163 Kamaliya Khedi 238 238 201 Kumariya Khas 63 63 J64 Kamapur 291 291 202 Kumariyapal 40 40 165 Kamardipur 110 110 203 Kunkadi ]05 lOS 166 Kaneriya Khedi 234 234 i67 Kanja 188 188 L 97 97 J68 Kankdi 204 Lahori 200 200 169 Kapaliya 222 222 205 Llldawad ]98 198 126 126 170 Karadiya 206 Lakhman Khedi 139 139 171 Karju 37 37 201 Lala Khedi Gujar 164 lti4 172 Kasam Khedi 328 328 208 Lala Khcdi Kulmi 23S 235 17.1 Kathlay 30S 305 209 Lalupura 357 357 174 Kewara Khedi 297 297 210 Lasudiya Jagma) 85 85 175 Kham Khtdl (Shajapur) 213 213 211 Lasurdiya Meha 303 303 176 Kham. Kheda (Shujalpur) 285 285 212 Loda Khedi 99 99 177 Kham Kheda Sundarsi 322 322 213 Loharwas 144 144 178 Khenderiya 2.')9 259 214 Londlya 183 183 179 Khakn 172 172 180 Kharhar Khedi 71 71 M 181 Khar';oda 277 217 215 Madana 261 261 182 Khcda 190 190 216 Madhopur 311 311 183 Khedawad 280 280 2J7 Magariya 180 180 184 Kher Khedi 169 ]69 218 Mahuo ISO 150 185 Khoju 205 205 219 Mahupura 178 178 186 Khokariya Tonk 355 35~ 220 Mahllwa Khedi 61 61 187 Khonsala 195 195 221 Majhaniya 141 141 188 Khoriya Aima 66 66 222 Makhahawad 309 309 189 Khoriya Nayta 212 212 223 Makodi 317 317 190 KiIoda 275 275 2:l4 Mala Khedi 56 56 191 Kisoni 237 237 225 Mali Khedi; 276 276 192 Kithor 278 278 :226 MaH Khedi (SbnjapJJT) 232 232 193 Kodarela 246 246 227 Malaya Hedi 7 7 32

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228 Mandolla 39 39 264 Nitardi (ShujaJpur) 307 307 22~ MangaJya 10 10 265 Nolakhi Deed 159 159 230 Manglaj 286 286 P 231 Manjur Khedi 60 60 Matana 70 70 232 266 Pachawata 53 53 Matewa 67 67 233 267 Pachola Danhal 135 135 234 Megba Khedi 2 2 268 Pacho)a Harnath 209 20~ 129 2:U Mehndi 129 269 Pachor 90 90 134 23'6 Mewasa 134 270 Padla 240 240 168 237 Mirpura 168 271 Padli 241 241 2'3;8 Mirzapur 268 268 272 Palasi 80 80 294 239- Misar Khedi 294 273 PaJasi Son 338 338 24() Mochi Khedi 252 252 274 PaJsawad (Son) 352 352 241 Modipur 290 290 275 PaJsawad (ShujaJpur) . 306 306 2'42 Mohana 8 276 Panwadi 118 118 243 Momanpur 264" 264 277 Persula I 1 244 Mooli Khedit 181 181 278 Patoli 163 163 24S Mona ]24 124 279 PeepaJiya Nav)ay 82 82 246 Mortha Malothar 313 313 280 Peer Khedi 12] 12] Mudlay 296 247 296 281 PhooJ Khedi 176 176 248 Mukati Kl'leda 271 271 282 Pindoniya 193 193 20' Mulla Kbedio 20S 208 283 Pipaloda Ismail 282 282 250 Muradpur Pathariya 315 315 284 Pipaliya Gujar 154 154 251 M1.H'adput'a Londiya 321 321 285 Piplya Indore 199 199 252 Muradpura (Sbajapur) 175 175 286 Pipa) Kheda 27 27 287 Peepliya GopaJ N 191 191 288 Pir Umrod 351 351 2:51 Nagjliiri 93 93 289 Pitha Khedi 75 7S Z54 ~yangaOD 155 155 290 PipJoda 132 132 255 Narayansara 123 123 291 Polaya Khurd 3J4 314 25& Naulaya 283 283 R 257 Neemuch 204 204 25S Nichbama 128 128 292 RagbeJ 152 152 259 Nijamadi 211 211 293 Ramal Khedi 47 47 Z()O Nipaniya Dabi 121 127 294 Rampura Gujar 151 ]51 26] Nipaniya Dhakad ]31 331 295 Rampura Mewasa 133 133 262 Nipanya Karjll 35 35 296 Ranath Bhanwar 233 233 263 Nitardi (Shajapur) 1'22 122 297 Rasoolpur 969 269 33

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298 Rasulpur (Shajapur) 112 112 330 Siroliya 223 223 299 Rehli 348 348 331 Sirsodiya 36 36 300 Richhoda 194 194 332 Sodhna Khedi 91 91 301 Rijawata 52 52 333 Songaon 358 358 302 Ringani Khedi 206 206 334 Sultanpura 336 336 303 Roliya Khedi 34 34 335 Sunar Khedi 38 38 304 Rulki 229 229 336 Sundersi 324 324 30S Rupapura 239 239 337 Sunera 137 137 338 Surajpur S 359 359 306 Sadan Khedi SO 50 l 307 Shadipura 51 51 339 Taleni 325 325 340 308 Sagadiya 23 23 Tanda Banjari 341 341 309 Sajod . 217 217 341 Tanda (Bordi) 170 ]70 342 Tanda Dewas 310 Sakat Khedi 253 253 326 326 343 Tanda Pindoniya 311 Sa Khedi 323 323 340 340 344 Tigariya 43 312 Salsalai 295 295 43 345 TUwadi 230 230 313 Sankota 207 207 346 Tilwad Govind 23] 231 314 Sanp Kheda 184 184 347 Timagchi 143 143 315 Sopati 98 98 348 Tingajpur 260 260 316 • Sarsi 69 69 349 Titodi Kheda 308 308 317 Satgaon 156 156 350 Toohediya 131 131 318 Semli Chacha 319 319 351 Togni 92 92 319 Sent Khedi· 210 210 352 Tukrana 142 142 320 Shajapur 174 174 321 Shamgi Bordi 224 224 U 322 Shamgi Manda 148 148 353 Udli 345 345 354 323 Shankarpur 157 157 Ukawata 109 109 48 48 355 Umariya Matewa 324 Sasta Khedi 29 29 356 . 325 Sinhoda 221 221 Umariya Taj 106 106 326 Silepur 266 266 357 Umrod Dewas 332 332 327 iimrol (Shujalpur) 316 316 358 Upda 353 353 328 Simral Shajapur 30 30 359 Usman Khedi 42 42 202 202 329 Singarchori 360 Wajirpur W 254 254

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A 3 Ajeejpur 17 17 1 Adam Kheda 194 194 4 Ajgaripur 16 16 2 Ag Khedi 104 104 S Ajnai 28 28 34

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6 Alcalpur Binni 203 203 44 Bhardi IS2 IS2 ? Akhtyarpur 7S 75 4S Bhesaya Garha 127 127 8 Akodi 180 180 46 Bhesaya Nagao 132 132 , Alanya 145 145 47 Bheel Khedi 63 63 JO Alisariya 245 245 48 Bhil Kheda 168 168 II Amlawati 10 10 49 Bhimpura Behrawal 85 85 12 •.!imlay SO 50 50 Bhimpura Polay 39 39 13 i\msha Khed' 221 221 51 Bhogipur 54 54 }4 Anand'i Khedii 131) 139 52 Bhuriya Khajuriya 184 184 15 Arand:i¥a 240 240 53 Bhugor 64 64 16 Aranya rca'lan 200 200 S4 Bhyana Jadoput 26 26 206 17 Arnya Khunl' 206 55 Binaya 219, 219 2i4 J!8 Awantipur Baro4iYll 224 56 Bishan Khedi 93 93 226 19 Awanlipura 226 . 57 Bishan Khedi 238 238 B 58 Bolda 205 205 :ro Bad(Jalpur 250 250 C 128 ZI BadweU 128 59 Chakranabad 115 ll5 Banna Khedi 61) 69 T2 60 Chakrod 176 176 Bagoda (Gaddl. Kledi,)' 247 247 2'l- 61 Chapadiya 14 14 Z4 Bakaym 98 98 62 Char Khedi 133 133 '15 . 125 Bamuli'Ya Maina- 125 63 Chauki Niranjanpur ] 62 162 2'6 Bamuliya Muchha!i 259 2Sl) 64 Chauki Raheernabad 103 103 21 Banahedi 56 S6 65 Chayani 138 (38 U Banjlri 218 218 66 Chhapri ]16 116 2'9' Banjari BefJrawaJ! 86 86 67 Chitoda 71 77 3-0 Bankat Khedl 42 42 68 Chitoni 83 83 31 Bansla 202 202 69 Choki Muridpur 5 5 3Z Bapcha 112 Il2 70 Choki Shahpur 7 7 33 Badod Rana: 35 3S 71 Chauki Nasirabad 87 87 3-4 Barod Rani 31 31 35 Batwadi 34 34 D 3(; Bawadiya Mama 141 141 37 Bawadi Kheda 242 242 72 Dabri 49 49 38 Bawanheda 27 27 73 Dadiya Kbedi 150 150 39 Begam Khedi 234 234 74 Dehandi 55 S5 40 Behrawal ]00 100 75 Deora Khedi 149 149 41 Bercbha Datu 255 255 76 Deoli 207 207 4-2 Bhadabedi 61 61 77 Dewan Khedi 225 225 4,]- Bbaniya Khed; 160 160 78 Dhatiya Khedi 78 78 3S

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79 Dhabla Ghonsi 48 48 111 HarraJ Kheda 244 244 RO Dhabla Hu~ainpur 182 182 112 Harru Khedi 261 261 81 Dhawla Dheer 136 136 113 Hirana 174 174 82 Dholpur 166 166 "83 Dhuboti 186 186 I 84 Dondi 263 263 114 Ilahi 88 88 85 Dl)rabad 185 185 Imli Khedi 86 Dubdi 148 148 115 158 158 87 Dubdiya 9 9 J 88 Dugadha 4 4 89 Dunglay 47 47 JI6 Jllbadi 147 147 117 Jabadiya Bheel 151 lSI F 118 Jamner S3 53 Jangi Khedi 142 142 90 Farad 190 ]90 11 9 120 Jawadia Dharwas 254 254 91 Faridpllr 65 65 121 Jethada 58 58 92 Fatehpur Chakrod 171 171 122 Jbadla 159 169 93 Fatchpur Chlkli 41 41 123 lhirniya 79 79 94 Faz:llpur 213 213 124 .Jhul1di 117 1 J 7 95 FuloD 29 29 125 Jogi Khedi 198 198 G

96 Gadra Khcdi 252 252 97 Gahl 107 107 126 Kadi Kbedi 157 157 98 Ganeshpur 11 J 111 127 Kadwala 8 8 99 Gcr Khedi 66 66 128 Kaiali 165 165 100 Ghat Khedi 114 114 129 Kala Pipa1 156 156 101 Ghatll Mukhatyarpur 129 129 130 Kamalaya S9 59 102 Gowar Dhaniya 246 246 131 Kamlpur 92 92 103 Gudi Khedi 51 51 132 Kanadiya 197 197 104 Gunjari 90 90 133 Kankad Kheda 146 146 105 Gunpipali 159 159 134 Kankariya Khokra 135 135 H 135 Kankariya Ranna>al 258 258 136 Kannadpur Marethi 131 131 106 Hadlay Kalan 37 37 137 Khadi 214 214 107 Hadlay Khurd 199 199 138 Khejadiya 239 239 108 Hajipur 119 119 139 Khajuri Alabad 143 143 109 Hannua Khedj 220 220 140 Khahlpur 178 178 110 Hanumant Khedi 118 118 141 Khamlay 260 260 36

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGE

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142 Khanda Khedi 209 209 177 Mandalkha 2 l 143 Khanpur 44 44 178 Mandawar 73 73 144 Khardon Kalan 105 105 t 79 Ma!ld la Khedi 189 JR9 245 Khardon Khurd 95 95 180 Mansaya 130 130 146 Kharhar 177 177 181 Mehar Khedi 170 170 1147 Khaspura 32 32 182 Mitera II 11 148 Khati Khedi 237 237 183 Mohammad Kheda 21 21 ]49 Khatsur 210 210 184 Mohammadpur Machhnai 113 113 150 Khedi Nagar 22 22 185 Mohamrnadpur 229 229 186 Mohanpur 151 Kher Khedi 94 94 172 172 187 152 Kher Khedi 233 233 Morta Kewadi 212 212 188 ]53 Khokara Kalan ]21 121 Mubarikpur 208 208 154 Khokara Khurd 122 122 189 Mugod 40 40 155 Kisoni 62 62 190 Mundla Maina 124 124 10( 101 156 Kohada N 157 Kohadi 102 102 191 158 Kohaliva 12 12 Nandasura 60 60 IW Kalwa 257 257 192 Nandni 144 144 193 Nanya Khedi 160 Kothdi 192 192 68 68 194 Narola Hirapur J61 Kumer 195 195 164 164 ]95 162 Kudhali ]1l3 ]83 Newaj Khedi 227 227 196 Neernkhedi Alias Malka~ha Khedi 204 204 L 197 Nipaniya Hisamllduecn III I J S I 163 l_ahar Kheda 3 3 198 Nipanaya Khanjar 97 97 164 Lala Khedi 191 ]91 ]99 Nip~ny Khurd 248 241l 165 Lalpura 231 231 200 Nishana 43 43 201 166 Lasudiya Malak ns 188 NiwaJaya 33 33 167 Lasudaliya Ghagb 249 249 P 168 Laslldaliya Gori 167 167 169 I,a~udaliya Hejam 70 70 202 Pachawata 6 6 170 Lasuc!aliya Patla ]09 109 203 Padliya 236 236 171 Laxmanpur 253 253 204 Pagrawad Kalan 222 222 172 luhari Alias Ganga] Khedi 18 18 lOS Pagrawad Kburd 223 223 1\1 206 Pan Khedi IS5 155 207 Panch Dehariya 201 201 '46 173 Magrania 46 20~ Parda Khedi 126 126 174 Mongrola 80 80 209 Pasisar 153 ]53 175 Mahuaghat 25 25 210 Partappura 140 ]40 176 Mahu Khedi 175 175 211 Patlawada 13 J3 37

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILIJAGE

------~------SI, Name of Villarc J•• C. No, S). Name or ViliaBc L.C.No, ,...--_..A-__---.. No, No, ,---~--~ 1971 1981 1971 1981 ------1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 ------

19/4 Shlijalpur Tahsil

212 Pawandiya 228 228 239 Sambhupura 232 232 213 Penwchi 19 19 240 Satencti 57 57 214 Pipliya Nagar 137 137 241 Semaliya 123 123 215 Piplod 76 76 242 Semli Kheda 262 262 216 Pochaner 251 251 243 Shekhpur Bonsl 108 108 217 P,)lay Kalan 217 217 244 Sherpura 256 256 245 Sheshrampura 72 72 R 246 Shyampur Chi toni 81 81 21l! Richhadi 99 99 247 Shyampura Nanu Kheda 187 187 219 Ragho Khedi 110 110 248 Siloda 179 179 220 Raghunathpura 215 215 249 Singllrpur 30 30 221 Raipur 20 20 250 Sujatpur Alias Chontiya Khedi 38 38 222 Ramdi 96 96 251 Sukaliya 264 264 2~3 Rampura 134 134 T 224 Ranayal 265 265 24 24 225 Ranoganj 252 Tajpur Gauri ]63 163 173 173 2:!6 Ra~alpur 253 Tajpur Ubla 74 74 227 Richhoda 23 23 254 Tanda Khurd 216 216 2.!8 Rola Khcdi 243 243 255 Tapka Basantpur 67 67 2:!9 ROI-si 154 154 256 Tigariya 106 106 230 Ron~la 196 ]96 257 Tilwad 241 241 231 Rupahedi 1 1 258 Tilya Khedi 193 193 232 RU~lampur 52 52 2S\} Titwas 84 84 S 260 Tungni 91 91

233 Sabuddi Kheda 45 45 U 234 Sadan Khcdi 161 161 ~61 Ugah 15 15 235 Salampur 71 71 262 UgJi 89 89 236 Saliya 230 230 263 Umar Singi 211 211 237 Saikan Khcdi 23S 235 264 Unchod 36 36 238 Saloni 120 120 265 Undei 82 8'l

39

NOIE EXPLAINING THE CODES USED IN THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY

The Village Directory contains information p-Primary School abo'\lt the name or ~i\\age, tota\ alea of "mage. M -lunior Seconda.ry Ot Midddle School total population and the number of households in H-Matriculation or Secondary School the village, amenities like education, medical, PUC-Higher Secondary I Intermediate/Pre. drinking water, post and telegraph, market day. University/Junior College communications, approach to village, distance from C-CoUege (graduate level and above) like the nearest town, power supply, staple food, land Arts, Science, commerce etc. use, places of religious, historical and archaeologi. I-Industrial School cal interest etc. This is further supplemented by information on copies of newspapers coming in the Tr.-Training School village, number of motor cyclesjscooters/cars/jeeps AC-Adult Literacy class}centre and tractors available in the village. O_Other Educational Institutions. These may include Sanskrit Pathshalas, Senior Every village in a tahsil has been assigned a serial number whIch is the location code of the Basic School, Maktab, etc. village to facilitate identification. Apart from the Where figures like P(3). M(2). H(l) etc. occur revenue villages, forest villages have also been these denote that the village has three Primary, two listed. Villages that have been treated wholly or Middle and one Higher Secondary School. partly as urban outgrowths because or their being contIguous to an urban area have also been listed If there are composite School like Middle and a note indicating "included wholly or partly as school with Prima.ry cla.sses or Higher Secondary urban outgrowth of such and such town" has also school with Middle classes, these have been been given against each such village. included in the number of Primary School and MIddle school as the case may be. Information about the amenities available has been given in columns 5 to 10 of the Village Direc­ Column 6 : Medical facilities have been shown by tory with the abbreviations used ill different the use of the following abbreviations:- columns as mdicated below :-

Where there are more than one institution of a H-Hospital type the number of such institutions has also been MeW-Maternity and Child Welfa.re Centre shown within brackets. If no facility or amenity is MH-Maternity Home available within the VIllage, a 'dash' is shown and eWe-Child Welfare Centre next to it in brackets the distance in braad ranges Viz., 5 km., 5-10 ktn. etc. of the nearest place He -Health Centre where the facility/amenity is available haa been PHe-Primary Health Centre indicated. PHS-Primary Health Sub.Centre

ColUmn 5 : Educational facilities have been shown D-Dispensary b)' adopting the following abbrevia. FPC -Family Plann,ng Centre tions ;- TB-TB Clinic 40

NH -Nursing Home KR -Kaccba Road RP -Registered Private Practitioner FP-Foot Path SMP-Subsidised Medical Practitioner Column 12 : Nearest town and distance - The CHW-Community Health Worker distance in km of the nearest town O-Others (whether located in the state or in Column 7 : The types of the potable drinking another state) has been given in water supply and the sources available brackets under this column. in the village have been indicated by Column 13 : Power supply : For this purpose, the the following codes :- following codes have been used under this column. T-Tap Water ED-Electricity for Domestic Purpose W-WeU Water EAg-Electricity for Agriculture TK-Tank Water EO-Electricity for other purposes like TW-Tubewell Water industrial, commercial, etc. UP-Hand Pump R-River Water EA -Electricity for all purposes listed F-Fountain above. C-Canal Colum._ 15-19: Land use: Break-up of area under L-Lake different type of land use viz" S-Spring forest, irrigated area, unirrigated N-Nullah area, culturab!e ·waste and area not O-Others available for cultivation has been NA_Information not available furnished under columns 15-19. Column 8 : Post and Telegraph facilities have (a) Forest-This includes all lailds classed as been shown by adopting the following forests under any legal enactment abbreviations : dealing with forests or administered PO-Post Office· as forests, whether state owned or private, and whether wooded or TO-Telegraph Office PTO- Post and Telegraph Office maintained as potential forest Phone-Telephone Connection land. (b) Irrigated and unirrigated (land use) - The Column 10 : Communication facilities have been two columns (eols. 16 and (7) cover indicated by the following codes :­ all agricultural land anl include BS-Bus Stop net area sown with crops and RS-Railway Station orchards or net cropped area and NW-Navigable Waterway (including river, also current and other fallows. The canal, backwaters, etc.) latter implied all lands which were Only public transport like Bus, rail taken up for cultivation, but are and waterway have been considered temporarily out of cultivation for for this purpose. a period of .not less than a years ColumD 11 : Approach to village-This refers to and more than five years. These the state of road etc. leading to the columns do not include gross area village. sown or gross cropped area. This has been indicated by the use of following (c) Culturable waste- It includes lands fit for codes :- cultivation whether or not taken up PR-Pucca Road for cultivation or once taken up for 41 cultivation but not cultivated ror For examnle, if there is any ramaus more than 5 years. Grazing land religious, historical or archaeologi­ and land under groves have been cal place in the village it has been included under culturable waste indicated in this column. Some but this dose not include 'orchards'. useful information like number of To be more precise culturable copies of news·papers coming in waste includes: the village, number of motor cycles scooters, jeeps, cars, tractors, etc. a Permanent Pastures and other grazing are available in the village has lands, been given. The abbreviations used to indicate the above information b Land under miscellaneous trees, relating to the village are as crops and groves. below:- c and cultivable lands not put to N-Copies of the news papers corning agriculture. in the village.

·(d) area not available for cUltivation - This M-Motor cycles/scooters available in' co!umn gives the area of barren the village. and uncultivable lands and lands put to non-agricultural uses like C-Cars/Jeeps available in the village. village sites, roads, water, rocks T -Tractors available in the village. and hills etc. In case there is 'Nil' information for a village Column 20 : This is a remark column but it has a 'dash' has been shown. been used to indicate some impor· tant information relating to the village 42 ~ r"ifmiT pih: qa. "".pUTi ~ P ~"'

Ellrr;ftlr VI1T ... II1If 1(111' II>f p~T :mrill \jf~~~m~(l!fi: I'tI1T if ~ ~ ~ ~ mEtm;If if(-) f'f ~ I(l:IT t III)w ~~ v;ti mmf am: m m 1ft ~ it VI1T '" f~ f(t q't ~1l11t ~II t ~ rn q't q ~ ~ ( rill"( it) lIi'nn "SI'Ili11: ~ liil 'lft-5 Ai.¥f\'., 5-10 1iI;."". lI'r 10+Ai."". Amenities available (if not availabe within the villago, a dash ( - )is shown in tbe column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz-Skms,S-IOkll\l and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). ~------~------~ ilWfvr;& r.fiI;.m «ir.t IliT q-r.ft 1ToIi~ ~/~1?:/IiiT fr.rJ "11: OlT,",Q'T ill r~ Iff0( It)i ~ (;;rn~q, ~_ ~" Loea. Total ~~,'SIlf.lfrlj) , tion Total area population Day or Communica- code of the and Drinkinll days of !ions(Bus-stop, num- Name 01 village (in number of waler Post and the market! railway station, ber Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph bat ,if any water way), 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------..---9 )0 1 Aiw~\T 238.26 304(41) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

2 if'l;rt 1,155.70 1,691(288) P(I).M(I) -(-5) w PO -(-5) -(-5)

3 ~,"~r (~) 330.80 959(164) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

4 fqt{f~

5 E!if,"~ 65.49 .ihrlf . ,

~ ..n~'T 404.76 656(116) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(··5)

7 ~icr 2,293.17 3,960(691) P(2),M(1), PHe(l) W PO Saturday BS POC(l) 8 ~w:rr ~1 769.50 1,713(297) PII),M(J) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) as

9 fiie::I!1T v~ 424.66 370(67) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -( --5) -(-5)

10 f.mrf'll

11 'l!T 979.60 rfll<.l

12 h;;ft 329.72 777(127) P(l) -(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

13 for.r~r Ii~"t 350.87 444(59) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-S)

14 ~~ 1.253.63 ~{\tf ~ ~ 'Ii\'[1 ~ f~lt

15 1:ra:~r 419.75 633(102) PC I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

16 vf-w (Q"l'llCf) 466.17 1,091(181) P( I) -(-5) W -(-S) -(-5) -(-5)

17 lliicr, i~l 644.93 1,208(217) pel} -(5-10) w -( 5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

18 ;¢orfu

19 £~r 1i~1 171,75 190(43) ~(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

20 ~~~ 2,538.72 2,456(432) P(I ).M(I) PHC(I ). W PO Tuesday -(5-10) SMP(l) 43 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Amenities and Land use Susner TahsiJ

V'Pr tAl' ~Im ~ '1l1li' 'iA ~)tr (8!1ffir ,!A ~ iii) f'ff'iiif ~l if; mr f!tqqft' STfl'flli. anJ ;n ;rrq ~ q;t~rb iii) IfRITV ~iif~Il" if r~ ~ if; ~ ""'" ~) \{~~ 'fif IfR ("'• .0-. it) ,N., Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land 8IlRr~ use in hectares rounded uP. to 2 decimal places.) .~if;miJ

,-.------__,,_------~ ~~ !fir ~nrl'fl it iT<: .~if;~ ~rif;~ ftlmt f~ ~1I';::;r( 8l'~ Remarks (~~ ineludinl ~~) any place 01 Appro- Nearest Culturable Area nOI religious. acb town and waste(inclu- available bistorical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri. ding sauchar for or archaeo]o- Name of Village (in kIns) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation giea) interest Village I) 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 - 19 20 2 FP Susner (42) Jowar, 35.1 SW 148.73 31.96 22.42 .. Kisbanpura Maize KR Su~ner (44) Jowar, 128.64 616.95 183.96 226.1 S Barai Maize PR Susner (40) EA Jowar, 71.60 168.90 54.18 36.12 Guradiya Maize (Soyat) PR Susner (40) EA Jowar, 39.21 76.29 18.75 14.44 .. PipaJiya Ka Maize Kbeda Uninhabited .. Sakatpura

FP Susner (32) fA Jowar, 49.89W, 190.55 76.22 52.95 " Shripalpura Maize 3S.15R PR Sll~ner (40) EA Jowar, 155.76W, 1571.43 ]52.74 399.24 Dongargaon Maize 14.00R PR Susner (35) EO Jowar. 102.35W 373.12 181.82 112.21 T{l),M(l) Salya Khedi Maize I

Merged in urban areas of Soyat Kalan Palti

KR Susner (30) EAa Jowar, 40.69W 192.99 39.63 56.41 Devli Maize FP Susner (34) Jowar, 26.76W 205.85 45.73 72.53 Dijana J(hcdj Wheat .. Merged in urban areas of Soyat Kalan Soya! Kalan

KR Susner (35) Jowar, 23.16 255.19 84.50 56.90 RavJi Maize KR Susner (35) Jowar, 22.45 20.18 266.91 78.86 77.77 , , Kheriya (Soyat) Maize KR Susner (35) Jowar, 55.04 17.07 347.32 89.58 135.92 Kanwar Khedi Maize KR Susner (35) Jowar, 19.99 25.29 178.09 29.28 51.39 Kan IhaJiYI\ Maize Ka Khedll KR SUlner (38) ,. Jowar, 26.50 15.18 8S.24 25.33 19.50 Dulya J( bedi Maize KR Susner (35) .. Jowar, 151,33 77.U 1.460.32 404.83 44'.09 N(I) Soyal I:hurd Mllizc 44 ~,,~~ ~ft~l" ""1f~g"l ~ ~fq :Jqu)"

~"lT;fP!' V'J'l'I' IliT iffII' ""TIT 'PT ~\;f1imT ';'1"'fil1 Gf'''T -~err~ (l{~ ll'l1f if !!fi;I'1rr! '3tma; rr@ ~ tr) !f>T01'l'! if (-) g!1T ~r if'l"T ~ m f'(~ ~~R'i dr\ m m tr If.)uolr. if ~l1f if f~ ~ t«: W'rem{ ~U ~ m~ ~1;: q;::

~------~------~ 0-!llfimr. r=;fflr.~~r ofT~ 1fT ql'ft I:'J'lI""'lh 'i{f'SfT'<1i!JtI'fiT f,"! ,:j"!1? "'l"q';I:"-"r ;:r" ~ f~ r.rf::( ~ ~i (,,",m'1, ~;;r~ Loca· Total ~wr,~.~iT), lion Total area population Day or Communica- code of the and Drinking days of tlOns(Bus-stop. Dum- Name of vilJage(in number of water Post and the market! railway station.. ber Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Pott'ble) Telegraph bat,if any water W'ly) , 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 - -- ~ 21 iTw<1.T 119.55 'I''t'fl'I

22 <'I'~rorr 784.13 1,201(194) P( 1) -(-5) W -( 5) -(-5) -(-5)

23 !fiiPirllT2;U 259.87 226(30) -( -5) -( -5) W -(5 ) -(-5) -(-5)

24 'lit'fi"Tf'S'l1'T l'it!ril 1,054.46 782(131 ) P( 1) -(-5) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

2S ";~f"lff ] 62.82 282(47) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5 ) -(-5) -(-S)

26 ~r ",)fer 706.39 1,112(189) P(l),O(1) -(-5) W PO Wednesday BS

27 liqr'f'l 396.72 347(65) P(1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) BS

28 q'hrrTJ 138.63 239(44) -(-S) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

29 it'-frFr 112.46 74(12) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

30 'fi)'i5g"f 295.55 299(52) P( I) -( -5) W -(-5) -(-5) as

31 Ol';r'tlf,re 14.55 446(79} P( I) PHC(l) w PO Monday -(-5)

32 ~.:rsr (IJ"r:r

33 miff li~r 416.11 355(68) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) BS

34 <:"ril'Pf ;i~r 469.85 511(93) P( 1) -( 5-10) W -(-5 ) -(-5) BS

35 iAr lj~'t 432.99 -(-5) 324(59) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

36 ;i~r .~') 399.92 425(90) '\ -(-5) -( 1 0+) W -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5)

37 l'fTorr lift 829.21 882(170) P( 1) -(10+) W -(5-10) Monday -(-5)

38 ;r;:a-r 459.76 175(38) -(-5) -(10+) W -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5)

39 182.88 fW'f~ 95(13) -(-5) -(-5 ) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

40 743.04 i:t~'!~ 507(94) P(l) -(5-] 0) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-S) 45

Amenities aDd Land .. SUDer TabID

V11f fi ~'I1n: fl'lAft' 'till 'l'ir ~m(~,fiT ~ ~ firf\r.;f fiml.1Il11 ~1~. VTIf III ;rr~ ~ q.~r& ~ ...,.,. _UlI"'{it~~itI""1'Iftllli) q~ .r~R (fiI;.~. f) pal Land use (j.e.ana under different types of Land "'M~ Ule in bectares rounded UP. to 2 decimal plsccs.) .iti~ ~------~------~ ~ ti~.- f'ri .. 'f1'Vi'l'1 " ~ IM-~ r.rm. fv"m ~ III'm: "Tf'IU' Remark, (~att~ Includinl .. ~~) uy plac:e o. Appro. Nearcst Culturable Area not relisioul. acb town and wastc(lnclu. availablo biatorical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirrj· ding sauchar for or arcbaeolo. NlUllo of village (in kms) supply food Porest bY$Ollrco gated alld 8foves) cultivation sica) interest Vmago 11 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 1P 20 :a

.. .. Uninhabited • • •• " POU'Ipura

Kll Sqsner( 30) EA loV/ar. ·. 31.63 '48.$9 10~.8t 10).10 , . Lobarba Maize KR Susner( 28) EA Jowar. ·. 24.27 179,64 17.44 38.50 KalyaQl)ura Maize KR Susner( 27) lowar, · 34.63 333.31 128.20 ,'8,3l .. Karkadlya Soyat Maize . KR Susner( 28) Jowar, Hi.75 61.23 23.70 61.14 Kanthallya Maj1:~ PR Susner( 25) Jowa" 76.91 330.20 12'.17 174.11 T( I) DehariYa Sorle Maize PR Susner(25 ) Jowllr, 24.19 16S.33~ 54.17 1'3.43 .. KhcmaplU'a )Maizo PR Susner(20) Jowar, .. 25.39 65.39 16.47 31.38 .. Pithapllra Maize PR Susner(24 ) Jowar, 17.21 50.83 28.25 16.17 Joewapura .' Maize PR Susner(24) , . Jowar, ., 38.07 153.06 34.67 69.75 Koth:ula Maize 0.13 O.l4 14. 18 Amarkot PR Susner(24) Jowar, " •• Maize PR Susner( 19) 1owar, 19.86 23.60 137.22 32.14 55.65 Guraeli (Soyat) Maize PR Susner( 17) Jowar, 54.63 18.76 ]80.84 35.34 126.54 Oatya Khec1i Maize PR S\lsner ( I 7 ) Jowar, 39.70 32.86 132.59 125.02 139,6~ Piwan Khedi Maize . KR Susner(l7) Jowar, 43.17 22.91 169.52 24.58 172.81 Dhola Khedi .' Maize .' KR Susner( 16) Jowar. 14.76 1l.69 160.35 32,88 180.24 .' Khejda Khedf Maize KR Susner( 18) , . 1owar, 176.1>3 32.68 217,89 166.59 236.02 ., , Lala Kbedi Maize KR Susner( 14) lowar. 59.74 1l.n 306.13 45.52 36.55 Banda Maize KR Susner( 14) 1owar. .. .. 22.33 31.91 128.64 ., Tilokpura Maize KR Susncr( 17) Jowar, , 205,36 MebatplU' . 21.00 399.51 217.17 " Maiz; 46 ~""( q~'" ' lIPI'.p-mii tt1t P :gq1ft"

flll'r;iR 11'11 I6l IJ'TIl IHr lfil p~r ~ Gf;:r-Wcrrrnt(,,~ ~"' it ~ ~ ;riP' ~ aT 1ii'T~ if( -) till' lIJ'IlTlrT!JIlT • m .. 1Il~ v;ti ~ro IIiF: m lIN ~ ~ it 'IT'{ i!t fGfWf\' ~ ~ ~!lTlt ~ t ;fti ~ ~ If~ ~ (~IR it) ~On w Sl'!liTH~ """ IIf ~-s fifi.lft' •• 5-10 ffi,;ft', IH 10+f.!;,~, "" Amenities available (if not availabe within the village. a dash ( - ) is shown In the column and next to it in brackets,the distance in broad ranges viz-Skms,S·10hms and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given),

r------~.-,------~ iufiJr;l; f.~ ~ lfir qr;ft ITIliI!lR ~/~/lfir fG!f/ W;;rl\ 0lf,",1IfT m i6' fG!f lif

41 ~ Ii~ 648.44 405(81) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

42 ~ 258.22 118(17) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

43 B§f"{1JT 461 .13 288(46) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

44 q;;ll:rqu 241.92 154(26) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-s} -(-5)

45 ;prf~, 454.42 302(S5) -(-S) -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

46 i6mi~) 592.15 383(67) -(-S) -(10+) w -(S-10) -( 10+) -( -5)

4.1 ~;ft S18.66 284(53) -(-5) -(10+ ) w -(5-10) -(10+) -(-5)

48- 1pi;f!"tti~ 357.33 178(32) -(-5) -(10+) W -(-S) -(10+) -(-5)

419< ~ 672.36 489(96) PC 1) -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)

SO Il;:~' 535.34 545(100) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(5-JO) -(5-10) -(5-10)

SI ~~ 750.94 875(161) P(1) -(5-10-) W -(S-]O) -(5-10) - (5-10)

52 fi;lJf~lfJ 508.14 338(65) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

53 ;mrlfr 990.93 423(65) P( I) -(5-1(1) W -(-5) -(-S) -( 10+)

'4 ~ 526.77 513(88) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-S) -(10+)

'5 q~"t 1,461.78 3,090(532) P(2),M(I). D(I),H(I) W,HP PO Thursday -(10+) PUC(I) 56 q:rer v~ 577.95 278(45) P{ I) -( 5-1 0) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

S7 ~ril'T 933.34 881(138) P( 1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-n -(-5) ... 3-8 'iFfoit 705.51 1,101(195) P( 1) -(-5) W,HP -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

H mli~) 160.89 ,,"ttlil' .. f'j,(J Cfrrorr 1,144.33 1,146(210) P(l),O(I) -( 10+) W,HP PO -(10+) -(10+) 47 Amenities and Land use Susner Tahsil

V"J1'I'Wi ~;m ~ 'tM '!fir .r~(8!'ffir 'I'm ~lfm ifl ~ ~ f; ~g ~cqvff ~. IrJ1'l' !fiT ;rrIf ~ ~~1~ .., Vltmr ~'f~1R if ~i!tJJf ~l1

,-______..J!.- ______~ ,,~ Q unr-i'f '" 'h: tM~fipi ~i61%11l mm fuftrn ~iI'~ ~ Remarks (~~ includiol ~.) any place oJ Appro- Neare. Culturable Area nOI religious. acb town and waste(inclu- available bistorieaJ 10 distance Power Staple Irrilated Unirri- dinllllucbar for or archaeolo- Name or Village (in kms) supply food Forest by source sated and groves) cuUivation gical interest Village 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 --_ --- ICR Susner( 47) lWwar. 22.12 265.82 262.80 97.70 Lodha Khedi Maize KR Susner( 18) Iowar. 9.90 106.80 56.14 85.38 Jelpura Maize ICR Susner( 14) Jawar. 18.14 .l 08 .24 lJ 1.09 223.66 DhalUrj)a Maize Kit Susner( 14} Jowar, ]5.44 (j2.7fJ 42.75 ]20.94 Sardarpura Maize KR Susner( 14) 'Jowar. 18 .49 156.02 129.10 150.11 Magriya Maize KR. Susn1Sf< \ I) Jowar. 2.3.09W 380.12 49.09 139.U Kitkhcdt Maize Kit SusDer( 14) Jowar, 19.18 270.46 41.88 187.14 Gagorni Maize KR Susner(l2) Jowar. 11.15 182.98 85.17 7B.03 Bhawanipura Maize KR Susner(lI ) Jowar, 38.14 4S4.18 30.81 149.23 Manglspur Maize Kit SusDer( 17) Jowar. 19.06 314.03 45.73 J56.52 Oundlawada Maize KR Susner{ 12) Jowar. 44. J7 445.54 76 • .s8 184.6' GJIDo1lpUia Maize KR. Sumer(J8) Jowar, 112.93 I J.97 261.27 43.26 78.71 Ridlhadi,. Maize KR. Susner(21 ) Jowar. H!2.68 20.79 267.47 313.39 206.60 Bajna Maize KR. Susoer (17) lowar, 29.38 2'2.20 35.6' 169.50 Logdi Maize KR Sumer (13) EA Jowar, 143.)8 1,04'.69 63.26 205.65 N(5), .Modi Maize T(5},M(4) KR Susner(18) Jowar. 3.35 137.89 128.98 307.73 GIlafa KlDedi Maize KR Susner(IS) lowu" 46,63 S'O.72 141.01 154.'S Mana Maize KR Susner (16) EA Jowar. 69.09 398.52 110.60 lZ7.30 .Payli Maize -. Uninhabited Seka Khcdi KR Nalkheda ( 19 ) Jow.r. .. 102.04 564.34 205.30 272.65 M{l) Tak1la1a Maize 48 ",itt ~'lw ""·Peni It'f "" ~"

~Tiiflf 11M llil VlHI IIT~lIir p I51iRiw:rr ~ 1:iI'ir~';mt(>;fir 11T11' it ~atti ~.u ;nf\' t '" !f.1!11';r it(-) illT 'I'I!fI1'T Iflll , p .Wq;qr ~~ em m 1m' ~ '~.>;op it!JT1f ~ f\;m;ft ~ ~ ~ ~!l ~ m~ a"l~ '" '1ij {6 •~ (i'~1I"t it) liilmr ~ sr-fin: ~ 'I>'t "'U-S fiI;.lft. J 5-10 flfi ,l:[l. ITT 1 0+ fEr. •1ft • Amenities available(if not availabe within the village. a dasb( - )is shown in the column and next to it in brackets.the distance in broad ranges viz-Skms.S·l0kma and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). ~------~---~------~ ~ fil'f.li

62 ~ 1,576.69 I,H3(233) P(l),AC(1) -( 10+) W,HP -(5-10) -( 10+) -(l0-!-)

63 ~r~ 661.99 805(139) P(1),O(I) -(5-10) w PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

64 ~1lJ.~ 464.87 390(63) -(-5) -(S-10) W -(5-]0) . . -(5-]0) -(5-10)

65 CI;~ 972.62 597(99) P( 1) -( 10+) w -( 10+) -( 10+) -(10+)

66 smr<:Tfi'!ll"f 415.25 774(124) P( I) -(5-10) w -(-5) -( 5-10) -( 10+)

67 ~-a- 'f;;OO 609.07 1,114(198) P( 1) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -( 1(1+)

68 ~~ 844.07 546(97) P(l) -(5-]0) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(10+)

69 !l~Vfr 542.20 795(135) P( 1) -(5-10) w -( 10+) -(5-10) -(10+)

70 f~ 567.95 894(155) P(l) -(5-10) w -(10+) -(5-10) -(10+ )

71 'RlIrn:r 456.77 738(125) PCl) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

72 ~~) 306.39 293(48) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 73 """ 464.46 632(107) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) 74 ~1i"<'I1 126.61 146(29) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

75 ~T~~ 292.50 332(51) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

76 rif~r (,!:I'f~l:) 430.09 5]9(87) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

7? ii\lffo'l'T 502.49 804(]34) P( J ) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

73 ~'L~IIi\lfj 484.10 616(115) pel) -(5-10) w .,.(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

79 lliwn 1.018.97 746(150) P( 1) -(S-10) W -(-5) -(S-IO) -(-5)

80 ."t"U 757.44 624(115) P(l) -(5-10) w PO -(5-10) -(-5) 49 AmeDlties and Laud use Susner Tahsil

IITI:r ij'IIi f.:r;mrq I'f1I"( ~ ~i1I' '!fir ~(I>.","m 'lfil ~ iii) f.mr.;r f.I;~l it; aliil' ~tqvft U1r~ • lrl1r ~,r ;rIll ~ ~~~ ~ IilIllRl ~;rc?1:I1: if ~o;r ~~ it; ~ ""r-J ~) qfuqTf~ '" ;rrd (flfi.aft'. it) p .. Land use (i.e.area wIder different types of Land 8l'lIfirr l'tIffiII use in hectares rounded uP. to 2 decimal places.) ~$~

,...... ------__,_------~ ~~ .., flfq;fi ~ Ih: vettit;~ vett it; mv r~Rm r"r.O' ~~ er,1!<'!i1il Remarks (;frir: ~~ including ~~) any place of Appro- Nearest Culturable Area not religious, ach town and waste(inclu- available historical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri- ding gauchar for or archaeolo- Name of Village (in kms) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village 11 12 13 14 J5 18 19 20 2 16- 17 KR aNlkheda (16) EAg JOYrar, 36.75 359.76 15.80 136.64 HiraD Khedi Rice KR Nalkheda (15) EAg Jowar, 60.06 565.20 327.42 624.01 Gothada Maize KR Nalkheda ( 10) Jowar, 31.50 400.32 53.43 176.74 T( 1) Molya Khedi Maize KR Nalkheda (9) Jowar, 17.53 263.23 86.65 97.46 Dehri Gujar Maize KR Nalkheda( 11) Jowar, 36.67 343.27 368.04 224.64 Kothadi Maize KR Susner (9) EO Jowar, 85.70W 224.92 20.17 84.46 Antraliya Nheat KR Susner( 13) EAg Jowar, 58.87W 396.59 20.99 132.62 M(l) Laturi Gelot EO Wheat KR Nalkheda( 12) Jowar. 19.86W 556.07 49.89 218.2S Deopur Wheat KR Susner( 15) EO Jowar. 73.01 397.81 25.99 45.39 Oharu Khedi Maize KR Susner( 15) Jowar, 61.37 361.48 11.37 133.73 Sirpoi Maize KR Susner( 10) Jowar, 33.45 243.38 5.64 174.30 Ka,i1a~ Maize KR Pussner (8) Jowar. 21.29W 195.02 31.89 58.19 Mehandi Maize IC:R Susner (9) .. lowar, 42.44 310.10 32.65 79.27 Jath Maize KR Susner (8) Jowar, 4.45 100.31 3.54 18.31 , . Jakhli Maize KR Susner (7) Jowar, 29.61 219.59 22.42 20.88 '. Par,sulya Khurd Maize KR Susner (9) .. lowar, 26.36 307.64 31.08 65.01 Nipanya (Susn ...) MaIze KR Susner (6) Jowar. 36.07 376.87 65.62 22.93 Gelana Maize KR SUlaer (7) Jowar , .' 73.70 303.33 59.61 47.46 Parsulya Kalan Maize KR Susner (7) Jowar. 61.56 607.13 204.04 146.24 Kherana " Whea1 PR Susner p) Jowar. .. 32.49 512.9J 131.64 73.40 .. Khajuri Maize 50 §~itt ~~il" ""~U11l ~ P ~"

F~ VI"!' $I lIT" '1'PI' llir ~~r ~ ;;rl'f-v.m~(~fiI" '1'TI'f it ~!1rtt ~9';rff t crT llir

81 il'Tlf"U 296.09 151(17) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP -(-S) -(5-10) -(5-10)

82 ;r.ITu S08.96 408(72) P(l ) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

83 Il'~f'rr 789.0S 785(150) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(S-10) -(5-10)

114 i~r 453.51 390(66} -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

8S "fm~~ 130.9S 189(33) -(-5) -(10+) W -(5-\0) -(10+) -( \0-\-.)

86 '1?:!f~T 330.40 298(55) -(-5) -(10+) W -(5-10) -(10+) -( 10+)

87 ~T'-'Ifl:m 565.54 672(115) P( 1 } -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+) -(10+)

88 If.l~l·j1 4S2.59 302(54) -(-5) -(10+) W -(S-IO) -( 10+) -( 1 O--!- )

119 h'-'li'TllR 1,114.64 532(99) P( 1 ) -( 10+) w -(10+) -pO+) -( 10+)

90 lfi"{l'TTT 565.27 195(32) -(-5) -( 10+) W -(10+) -( 10+) -00+)

91 ~Il'~ 1,030.49 979(183} P( 1 ) -(5-10) W -(5-10) Friday -(5-10)

92 ~1l'W~ 429.12 ilrn;r

93 l!~r~ 491.29 272(57) -(-5) -(S-IO) W -(-S) -(5-10) -(5-10)

94 ~

95 m~~ If.ffif 341.82 365(68) P( 1) -(5-IO) W -(-S) -(5-10) -(5-10)

96 If,''fTWrT 488.94 486(94) -(-5) -(S-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(So-tO)

97 "Il'::!T 345_45 271(52) -(-S) -(S-IO) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

98 sTifmh !~ 454.96 237(43) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-]0) -(5-10)

99 ~~f"(~T 1,124.52 783(131) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

100 ;rhli~T 638.54 352(57) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(.5-10) -(S-lO) 51 Amenities anel Lanel o!le Susner Tahsil

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KR Susner (8) , . Jowar, 28.26 ]65.58 .72.88 224.57 Guradi Susner Maize KR Susner (8) , , Jowar, 24.21 14S.S6 17.17 44.S7 Shatru Khedi Maize KR Susner (6) Jowar, 28.36 161.98 24.46 127.02 Borkhedi Kaval Maize KR Susner (6) EAg Iowar, 22.48 180,90 49.72 235'84 ., KaJariya Maize KR SU5Der C10) Jowal, .' 12.41 10S,3J 7,18 220,49 , . Oarda Maize KR Susner (10) .. Jowar, ., 6,29 124.28 33,12 291.27 DODgaraaon MaiZe Susner KR Susner (9)' Jowar, ,. 045,63 425.58 82,37 570.94 Dehariya " MaizCl KR Susner (10) Jowar, 100.00 IS ,13 153.56 70.31 299.54 , . Borkhedilada Maize 52 ~uit'( ~Ull'J ,"If-'jmnll ~ ,rl:f ~a)"

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,....------....,,_------~ mn"l'fi Nf.r.mT trrit 'fo'T qr;;r ~aih: ~/[r?:/'liT f~/ 6'1f1' Rl"q~T i'll< ~ f~ l[f~ iiji'tt ~ (iFf ;:"To:r, 't.:rit Loea- Total ~~1IT:; ,0I<'f -l'flli") I tion Total area population Day or Communi ca- code of the and Drinking days of tions(.Bu ~-stop, num- Name of village(in number of water Post and the market! railway station, ber Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat ,if any water way), 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ------10---- 101 ;:rerri?T 180.99 63(8) -(-5) -(5-10) W -{5-tO) -(5-10) -(5-IO}

102 ero!fTIi~ 236.89 1117(35) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

103 q"l~T 794.24 501(85} P( 1 ) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

104 !q'T~ f'l'o:rt'lfT 203.96 lIT'{rif

105 il'rllf.;lTr ~it 655.63 1,016(197) P( J) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

106

107 ~ifT 1,084.28 1,347(265) P(I ),0(1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -( 5-10) -( .. -10)

108 UmJ~{ 367,66. 443(90) P(I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-,) -- (-5)

109 ~n:~r 663.77 594(103) P( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(<:-10)

110

111 ;rf~J 709.27 646(1l0) P( 1).0(1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

112 !fillr~1 408.65 455(97) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -( --5)

113 "I't~iff 627.74 629(117) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

114 \it1!.;:lIl 357.60 298(54) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

115 8TT~<;I ;rrAi'R 386.20 388(72) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

116 ::a'ltfnrr 630.60 394(70) PO) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

117 ... r~ i~r 878.07 604(101) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

118 ,,~u lI;;n: 517.78 364(68) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

119 ~~Ii~ 226.17 -, If'h;R , . II

120 art'foir 321 .74 413(76) P(I),AC(I) -(5-10) w -(5.. 10) -(5-10) -(5-10) S3

Amenities and Land use Susner Tahsil

l'r'f 6ifj f~ifIr~ forQ) I{.1ilr ~ ~m (8llfRr 'lffir ~ ~ firf1:r;:;r fifi"~ ~ .Tao fetqvfl' &JtlIiI; IJJ1I' ifi"r if"' ~ q'I' lA1Ii"t I'U ~ IirlfTW • ("itr~ it f~tJ1I' ~ iJ U ~A 6iP) ~fu¢'Wli IliT 'fJ'li (Ai. 1ft. it) lfi'.' Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land erqT~~ use in hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) ~iJ~ ,.._.------"'------~ ~ II'if "Tlir.!'l w ~ lim iJ ~q i('l')' ~ f.:nl fufiiffl f~ ~~ 8TiJ:IfiIIi!f Remarks (~ai'\\ includins ~~) any place of Appro- Nearest Culturable Area not religious, ach town and Wl1Stc(inclu- available bistorical 10 distance Power Siaple Irrigated Unirri· ding gauchar for or archaeolo· Name or Village (in kms) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village 11 ]2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 KR Susner( 10) Jowar. 0.88 21.27 ]6.81 142.03 Nawa Kheda Maize KR Susner( 10) Jowar. 5.21 79.27 31. 10 ]21.3] Arniya Kheda Mai7e KR Susner (9) Jowar. , . 24.64 237,97 119.16 412.47 Palda Maize Uninhabited Bid Pipaliya

KR Susner (3 ) fAg Jowar, 34.53 214.07 44.52 362,51 Bamniya Khedi Maize KR Susner ( 3) Jowar. 33.62 267.41 73.16 238.23 . Pipalya Nankar Maize KR Susner (5) EAg JowaJ, 90.41 618.91 109,25 265,71 Maina EO Maize KR Susner (4) EAg Jowar, .. 19.62 233.01 30.32 84.71 Sadalpur Maize KR Susner (5) Jowar, .. 27.84 457 .04 57.67 121.22 Sarsi Maize KR Susner (4) Jowar, ' , 6,00 92.14 16.33 49.74 .. Dhanya Khedl Maize PR Su~ner (4) Jowar, 24.50 462.74 81.67 140.36 Badiya Maize KR Susner (3) Jowar, 34.43 276.61 21.77 75.84 Kajlra Maize KR Susner (3) ., Jowar, 51. 39 398.86 76,72 100.77 Nandna Majze KR Susner (2) Jowcu, 0.07 245.74 30.18 81.61 Jamunya Maize KR Susner (3) Jowar, .. 18.34 229.79 63.60 74.47 AlOIa Nankar Maize KR Susner (4) .' , Jowar, 15.55 157.96 13.47 443.62 Umariya Maize Jowar, 41.19 269.63 159.28 407.97 Nabar Kbeda KR Susner (4) " Maize KR Susner (4) Jowar, 123.94 16.52 186,45 54.08 136.79 Laturi Oujllr Maize .. Uainhc1 bite d .. .. Mora Khedi pa Susncr (5) Jowar, .. 9.45 115,15 34.79 162.35 Ankli Maize S4

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it"anlll'li foqf'nm ~ if,T 'I"A'\ ~T'lii!lR ~I~J'I\T WI/ w.rn~1!!l an: ij;f~!ff~~~ (orn'mq-, ~ Loca. Total ~~!Ifi'f,::or.r -l1'T1i"). tion Total area pdpuJation Day or Commun;ca- code of the and Drinking days of tions(Bus-stop. num- Name of village (in number of water Post and the marketl railway station. ber VIllage hectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat ,if any water way). 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 121

122 fIJ

123 ",)",,,,1 464.95 674(117) P(l ),O( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

124 ifrar~1 Ii'?'T . 194.92 ",1'W1'

125 1PTm:!fT 123.53 165(22 ) -( -5) -( 10+) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

126 ~:q ri~'I' 2,164.86 1,920(328) P(I),M(1) -( 10+) w PO Tue~day BS 127 ii'""", If;\i

128 ?1iTiFi1 150.69 243(47) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-]0) ]29 l!~rft!fr ('l~l:) 498.72 304(59) -(-5) -( 5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

]30 ~T'1f'lfr 631.04 679(137) P( I) -(5-10)- W PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 131 fiflfTf'fll'T lj'ffi'ir 334.70 .. 'f1,FI' ]32 ~fl:':rT ,!~il1: 493.29 836(148) P( I) -(10+) w -( 10+) -( 10-1-) -( 10·~-) 133 ~T 446.36 516(92) P( I) -( 10+) w -( 10+) -(10+) -(10+) 134 1J;0f<: ri~1 ],166.22 I ,272(~18) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) ]35 :rR 1'1' 528.13 44,8(74) P( I) -( 5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 136 a')"IT 1,912.51 2,238(389) P(2),M(I) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 137 fsw.. 311.86 398(71) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-S) 138 eRsT 576.31 727( 105) PC I) -(5-10) w -(10+) -(5-10) -(-5) 139 ~'fTtif 238.40 246(35) -(-5) -(5-10) W -( I O+) -(-5) -(-5) 140 'nHr 1.101.36 1,248(222) P(l) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) 5S

Amenities and Land use Susner Tahsil

VTII' i'Ai ~1I1J~ f~ 'till' "!A ~);r(8!1(ffi "fir ~ Ill') fqfu;;J fiI;~ if Iier fZtq-uft ElTf'iIl5 VTII' IIi1 'fA ~ ~~Iit 11ft .,'"" ~If~lf~ it f~ ~ if ~ ~ Q'IF) it~ IJr ..Ii (fit; ,1ft, it) pIT Land use (i.e .area under different types of Land IBT'Rr~ use in hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) ~ iti """ ~ ~------~------~~ IA "'flll"f '" ~ .~ it; ftrI1 i~ ~ RPl f\:rm f"f'lf~ IN

• I I. Sawadi Rhoda " I I I • Uninhabited "

KR Susner (9) Jowar, )0.65 61.49 4.23 47.16 .' Pagariya Maize PR Susncr (6) EAg Jowar, !ll.03 154.69 1,012.41 260.34 646.39 SemalKhedi Maize KR Susner (6) Jowar, 12.89 275.08 20.65 29,98 Dhabla Kelwa Maize

KR Susner (7) Jowar, I , 11.25 111.89 8.11 19.44 Dhabli .. " Maize KR Su~ner (6) Jowar. 21.22 339.38 43.26 ,94.86 Guradiya Susner Maize KR Susner (.6 ) Jowar, 41.40 429.55 78.37 81.72 Chhapari)'a Mai~e .. , . Uninhabited Nipaniya Oelot

KR Su~ner ( I I ) Jowar, 50.42 262.15 9.14 178.58 Temple Kheriya Sllsner Maize KR Sumer (14) Jowsr, 47.71 2.54.60 9.25 134.80 Temple Eklera Maize KR Nalkheda ( 10) EAg Jowar, 655 .63 100.07 108.64 301.88 " Gujar Khedi EO Maize KR Nalkheda (8) EAg Jowar, .. 2'.05 369.21 39.92 93.95 , . Gareli Maize KR N alkheda (6) EA Jowar, 267.94 l,OSi .44 170.29 422.84 M(ll Dharola Maize KR Susner (II) Jowar, 21.S7 181.27 21.04 87.98 • I Dison Maize KR Nalkbeda ( 8 ) Jowar, , . 43.24 323.42 75.56 134.09 Dbandeda Maize KR Nalkheda (10) Jowar, 14.51 149.48 33.08 41.33 " Ruparel Maize KR Nalkbeda (5) ., Jowar, 87.92 691. 74 8S'49 236.21 Pad ana Mailo 56

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"1II'T;ftzJ 11'111' iii. '"~ 1111f lliT r~T l!qor;g' Qfll-,!~'IT~ (tffi( '111'1' if ~Ttt ~ ~ t ill Ifi1\'11f it (-) PI' ~r 'PfT t m per~ rt!i '!furrU an.: ~ij; iIT~ it '!i~ it lI'!1T it f~ ~ q"'{ ~tmt ~ ~ ;f)i cftt n If, {it 11"." (tif!," it) ~lJ ~r'( r.i Ifi'l' ~ ~-5 f.I;.~., 5-10 for; •if)' • 1fT 10+f.I;.'If'!. ~"" Amenities available( if not availabe within the village. a dash ( - ) is shown in the column and next to it in bracken, the distance in broad ranges viz-5.k.lns,S-10kms and 10+ kms of the nearest pl:lce "here the facility is available is given).

,....-----... ------.._--~------~ Qi'WfI1jlf;" flrif~:rnT rft~ 'liT 'fFT'l' ir.t; il'~ ~RJ;;R:/'lir f"{Ofj ~ 6!l'

143 jlflrjir 1,491.10 1,233(230) P(l),M(1) -(5-10) w PO Thursday BS

144 ~l!~f\lfIl'T t.m 868.02 1,005(167) P( 1) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

]45 1[

146 ;r3l,"~r 204.86 207 (39) -(-5 ) -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

147 f'!i

148 tfti;.f~ ] .420.19 ],869(317) PO).M(I) PRe( I ),D( I ) W PO -(5-IO) -(5 .. 10)

149 ~~.~'F~ql 347,61 296(60) -(-S) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) -

lJi!f7'f7~r~~l

150 f~I)j"t 386.34 841(148) P( 1 ) -( 5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

lSI ~m~lI'T tlf ,288.77 345(54) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-S)

]52 rTI'1<'f .~) 209,IS 377(56) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

IS] ~li~) 129.76 ~r<:H

]54 ~.'T~ 388.]9 250(50) -(-5) -(5-JO) W -(-5 ) -(5-10) -(5-10)

155 limi1i

156 f'_~Tiit'T 489.43 441 (62) P( I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -( -5) -(S-IO)

157 ~'lCq S25.~6 1,021(194} P( I) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

158 1fT'>:!T .~ 342.70 431(85) PC 1) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(-5 ) -(5-1O)

]59 ~;r,~r . 351.72 468(83) pel) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

160 'lifT"" 665.74 525(83) »(1) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(S-lO) 5'7. Amenities and land ose Susner Tahsil

VRf e'lfi ~1!1l'~ f~ 'L- "lfli ~(8Jtffir 'if~ ~ ~ ~ ~ iii ~ ~~ VTlt iIiT;;oJ'll ~ ~ ~t'6' 11ft lIT,"" ~If~q~ if f~ ~ iii' {t f'II'Pf ~) itf~Wti iii! If,d (flli.~. it) p .. 1 Land use (i.e.area under differeftt types of Land BI1Ilfr ~~ use ill hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) .iiI'mi'! r------"...A,,------... ~ !fit' ~1'9'1fr ir ih: w(j') iii f;;p( w(j') it; fopl mmr f~ iNOJilil ~~ 8l'~qoj'ifl Remarks (~arl"t includiDB ... r'UlTl'iif ~) any place of Appro- NeareSI Culturable Area not religious, Rch town and waste(inclu- available historical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri- ding gauchar ror or archaeolo- Name of Village (in kms) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 PR Nalkheda ( 10 ) EAg Jowar, 22.60 300.34 49.18 145.23 Lalukbedi Maite PR Nalkheda (10) EAg Jow.' , 31.67 219.05 68.40 95.61 Borkhedi Salold Maize PR Nalkheda (9) EA Jowar, 90.61 788.98 249 93 361.58 N(I),M(I) Suigaon Maize PR N&lkheda (6) EA Jowar. 69.97 584.02 42.19 171.84 Temple lasudaliya Kalwa Maize PR Nalkhcda (3) EA Jowat, 76.26 543.17 68.15 163.80 Temple Gudrawaa Maize PR Nalkhcda (3 ) Jowar. 7.71 162.47 10.69 23.49 Najarkhcda Maize PR Nalkheda (10) Jowar, 35.38W 163.21 19.08 13 J. OJ , , Kilona Maize KR Nalkheda ( 10) EA Jowar, 372 .37W 747.77 89.20 210.85 N(I) , Pilwas Maize T(1) KR Nalkheda (4) Jowar, 27.07 201.29 33.92 79.43 Dhil Khedl alis Maize Sultaniya Khedi KR Nalkheda (10) Jowar. 30.29 234.08 40.18 81.79 Richhi Maize Nalkheda (10) Jowar. 20,05 113.54 51.90 43.28 GuradiYIl Dco KR .. " Maize KR Nnlkheda (8 ) Jowar, 43.98 115.16 27.2' 22.79 Pi pal I

KR Nalkheda (10) Jowar, .. 12.95 160.56 41.20 173.411 Dehri Deo Mdize KR Nnlkheda (10) EAg Jowar, 80.86 251.28 46.71 103.51 .. Khelagaon Maize KR Nalkbeda ( 12) EAS Jowar, 29.79 263.44 47.74 148.46 Rindoli Maize KR Nalkhcda (12) ,EA Jawar, 13.39W, 366".64 • .96.93 248.40 Damdam Maize loo.ooe KR Nalkheda ( IS) ., Jowar, , . ISO.90C 102.36 17.03 72.41 Nanya Khedi Maize KR Nalkheda (16) .' Jowar, 112.2SC 100.37 71.91 67.19 ., Karkadiya Maize 134' 32 , Bagawad KR Na\kheda ( 15 ) EA lowar, .' 34.43W, 390.66 \00.95 . Maize S.38R sa

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",,;fill 1111 ... 'Ill" .PI IliT ~~T '8q'tIfilif :or.f~!:lltt(lffi{ iPl' it ~ :mIi1' ~ t tit 1Ifi~ ir( -) t.r ~r 'PfT , ~. P elniw ~~ro ~ ~iIi ilTIl' ~ IlfiPoq; if VPl' "f~ ~ If{ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ q't iii! I" ..,. <,UIfl it) It;"mr ~ $Air: ~ lIi'brH-S tif;.~., $-Jofil;.aft. 'IT 10+f1I;.;r"l'. Amenitie~ available ( if not avaiJabc within the village. a dash( -) is shown in the cI>lumn and next to it in brackets,the distnnce in broad ranBe$ vi2-Skms,S·10I;ms and 10+kms of the nearest rlace where the facility is available is Sivrn).

r----~------...... ,._------_r"----~ .hrRw f.r.ffiT ;.f/ flf" F.f'i'ff{J' an:: iii f

161 ~ft;rq-Tt)Nr\if 186.8S 269(52) -(-S) -(5-10) W,R -(-S) -(-S} -(5-1'0)

162 .:Tm-T ;j'~T 257.12 ~21(37) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

163 in~ lTt'-f 499.91 939(172) P( I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

164 ifl'{ .?'} 480.09 295(55) l>( 1} -(10+) w -( .. j) -(-5) -( 10+)

165 If'~''fFH 721.94 1,126(191) P( I) S't.fP{ 2) w PO Thur~day -(10+)

166 lfFlIT ,,?'t 160.28 228(40) -( -5) -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) -( 10+)

167 ff7>Ffr 1.'8.39 170(28} -( -5) -(10-1-) W -(-5) -(-S) -(10-;'-)

168 fl'!"I(";; .!"T 46.3-1 63(13) -(-5) -(-5) W -( -5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

169

17'1 ...~r 784.72 973(17~} P( IJ -(5-IOJ w PO -(10-;'-' -(5· In,

III Wfm 577.57 818(138) P( I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -( 5-10) -(5-10)

172 1!Jn:~T 391.62 467(69) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-~) -( -5)

173 iQlr

114 ...... fit ~;n: 306.81 183( 30) P(I} -(5-10) W -(5-tO) -(5-10) -(S-IO)

175 IfTif a-~r 202.52 445(74) p(J),O(1) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

116 ~TqiT" 2R5.(i7 422(69) P( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

)77 >;frrrr "n 473.65 392(68) P( 1 ) -(10+) w ~(S-IO) -(10-:' ) -( 10+)

178 ~T~;f\" 255.27 32R(63) -(-5) -(10+> w -(-510) -(10+) -(10+)

179 fir:r.ft1rl 663.28 387(59) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+) -(10+)

IHO 'f[$j,flfl 269.47 298(51) P( I) -( 10+ J W -( 10+) -(10+> -(10+> 59

Amenities and Land ose So~ner Tahsil

vm "iii f~;rII~ f;ron It- qfif lO'RP!(8l1ffir'll'Pr ~ iii\' M1rwrfif;~1 iii 0 f~ VJtiI!I; VA IfiT orPf ~ q;f~~ ~ VTIl'IW .. ~'iln: it ~ ~ iii Q ~r.r 1JIIi) ~~ til orl1i (Ar.Ift. it) Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land """r~~ "'VI use in hectares rounded uP. to 2 decimal places.) ~t~l ~f;~ ~------~------~ , Ifif m~;yr ir ~, ia'\' iii fri j

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~"ril'hr I'T1f If;T IfTil' "TI:I' IfiT f<'r ;;(~T ..'ft'I'0l:1 ;;(il4;f..Imtt(7.fR IXTlT if ~~T~:rn=fi9' ~ t m1fiTOrJ!' ii"(-) h OI1TI'II'TtJ'!n ~ .rn ~~ ~ q-fuljro I5/\l: ~~ ~ fl\" 'f.~ it V'P1 ~ f;;rn;fT ~ q'l; Wrem:t ~ t;it€ ij'~ If' 11'1( l-a IIql (tlf~zrdO l!i'tt'ifill'T ~ 5I1iir<: ~ llil iii ~-5 f.f;. J!'l •• 5-10 fifi" .:q-l. I.I'T 1O+fiIi.lft. Amenities available(if not availabe within the village, a dash(-)is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz.-.5kms,S·10J:ma and I O+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given).

r--._.._------_...__------~ it IllfuTit; fl;Jf.r.~~n 'fTit Ifor 1JTiT1 'lifo 3i'l .-nm/F,_~/lfor f~1 ~ 5!l'!!f!I'r m ~ f~ zrf'{ if."tt &1 ( ~ Iia'Tq, tOf_ Loca. Toral ~!!fo'f.;;rt; 'I1m) , tion Total area population Day or Commun;ca. code of the and Drinking days of tions(Bus-stop, num- Name of village (in number of water Post and the market! ,railway station, ber , Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat,if any water way), l 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

18J fUlff 609.29 483(91 ) P( I) -(10+) w -(10+) -( 10+) -(10+ )

182 1f.Of.t'lT 175.48 334(65) -(-5) -(10+) W -(1+0) -(5-10) -(10+)

183 ~l~ ;r~ 710.52 682( 122) P( I) -(10+) w PO -(10+) -( 10+)

J84 ;rTa'~ 251.74 ]21(20) -(-5) -( 10+) w -(10+) -(10+) -( 10+)

185 ~ .2,877.17 4.688(766) P( I). PHC( I) W PTO Sunday -(10+) M( I) ]811 'o~f~T 405.07 636(108) P( I) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

187 ar,"r~l w~') 217.74 191(38) -(-5) -(5-10) W -U-IO) -(5-10) -(5-101

]88 orTij' Ii~"t 236.84 356(54) P(I) -(5-10) w -( 5-1 (J) -(5-10) -(5-10)

189 ortfl'flTl 360.82 317(50) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

]90 ,!m~'U 346.39 538(94) P( J ) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

]91 ~~') 474.76 303(47) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(~-IO) -(5-10) -(:"-10)

]92 'I1'li1";rTf~T 1 .381 .04 662(109) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

193 f'l'Wzrt 1i~1 407.97 250(44) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5 ) -(-5)

194 -Il'fT

196 rfTrrf."Tl!"T >:rT'l ~T 665.12 213(39) -(-5) -(5-10) W - (5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

197 . ofiaT 6%.77 216~45) -( --5) -(- 5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

1911 ~"t"l~l 579.72 363(63) pel) -( 5-1 0) W -(~-IO) -(5-10) -(5-10)

] 99 i~1 ..tt 456.53 418(69) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

200 'IlSfirfl' 761.63 1,213(214) P( 1). -(5-10) w PO -P-I0) -(S-tO) M(l),AC(I) 61

Amenities and Land use Susner Tahsil

VPf 81t> f~1f1n: fir:Ir.ft ,,~ '1111 ~m(8l1f~ "ffif ~ llif ~ fi!;~ it; n fi1:tq1!jt vrf'flli VPI 'lit lI'l1f ~ ~~(6 I!I'r 1IT'CIlW tlfi!('{ it f~ IOO~ it; ~ ~ 81t» ~~ijIIi (fi!;.Ift. it) ttrr In" pil'I Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land III1I1fr ~~ Ule in hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal plaCes.) ~t "'"" ,.-.------'------.._. Q'~ Ul!l;fl ir ~ lim it; fi.=l1l Ii(f'\' t ~ r"Nir rttf;r~ ~ IiPlTl III~ Remarks (~ Ill'll: including 'fro~~) any place of Appro- Nearest Culturable Area not reliBious, Reh lown and waste(inclu· available historical fa distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri· ding' gauchar for or. archaeolo. Name or Village (in kms) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village 1 J 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 KR NaJkheda (10) Jowar, 25.49 411.04 34,U 138.61 , . Siya Maize KR Nalkheda (I 5 ) Jownr, 7.36 112.37 17.48 38.27 Kabooli " Maize KR Nalkheda ( 14) Jowar, 35.38 330.59 28.84 315.71 M(2) , Gondal Mahu Maize T(l) KR Nail heda (I 7) Jowar, 4.17 36.83 34.32 176.42 , ' Madbopur Maize KR Nalkbeda (12) EA Jowar, ]54.47 1,966.06 405.06 351.58 M(3) Bada,aon Maize KR Nall..heda (9) EAg Jowar, 51.34 249.70 13.]2 90.91 .' Thikariya Maize KR Nalkheda (9) Jowar, 14.86 136.52 9.61 56.7' Anandi Khedi. Maize KR Nalkheda (9) BAg Jowar, 24.28 156.99 IS.23 40.34 Bans Khedi Maize Jowar, 18.92 58,87 Bdnsiya KR Na Ikheda (9) J8.74W, 2' 7.64 " Maize 6.6SR KR Nalkheda ( I I) Jowar, 33.53 223.01 30,90 58.95 , . KusbaJpur. Maize KR NalKheda ( 11 ) .. Jowar, 12.90 30 I. 80 49.74 J 10.32 Samari MaIze KR Niilkheda (41 ) Jowar. 16.57 922.64 170.02 271.81 ., Kachanariy. l\lail'e KR Nalkbeda (11 ) Jowar, 22.37 297.71 23.78 64.11 Nipanya Khedi Maize KR Na Ikheda (3) EAg Jowar, 182.60 575.93 36.50 216.93 . Bhesoda Maize KR Nalkheda (4) Jowar, ]4.33 465.20 194.20 401.49 Dhabla SCDgar. Maize KR Nalkheda (5) Jowar, , ' J5.43 309.6) J84.62 155.46 PipaJiya Sonsara Maize KR Nalkheda (5) Jowar, 37.00 389.28 Ill. 85 158.64 Feti Maize Jowar, 8.83 257.93 126.22 186.74 Rojadi KR Nalkheda (S) EAS " '. Maize Jawar, 11.22 216.38 25.51 203.42 Berehha Khe41 KR Nalkheda (8) " Maize KR Nalkheda (4) Jowar, .. 52 63 44'.69 90.93 172.38 Bhandawacl Maize 61

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VTJr Il'iT nor.1'l ;;r;r-lj~llTtt(l:Tft VTJr it ~ ~tl' ~ t lIiTOPf if(-) i1l" if1fIl£PPfT. ~1fr.ft1r VfIr 1ST "''' rr~' m 11>"1. pail'fi\ll' ~~ ~ ~iI; ~ ~ 1If;~ it VI1J U f~ ~!f1.: WcrI1'{ ~I'l aIi'It m q'l; ~ J{Y ;rqn 'C,'!1n if) IIfI' _T om Sl"fiT<: ~ 1Ii"t 'lit-s 1iP.1ft., 5-10 fit; .Jft'. 1fT 10+fiI;.;ft'. Amenities avaiJable(if not avaiJab. within the village, a dash ( -)is shown in the column and next to it in brackets.the distance in broad ranges viz-5kms.S-l0km. and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). ,..------'------""\ tam Rff.!;cm cif.t il'iT qr;ft m;at\'{ Wf'GfT'{1~JiI'ir f1f'f/ "I'<: ~r rn it; flR l:Tf!: iIi'1i ~ (if'f ~I'II'. u.r~ Loca- Total ~~~,"I<'!.~). tion rotal area population Day or Commun;ca- code of tbe and Drinking days of tions(Bus-stop. num- Name or village (in number of water Post and the market! railway station. ber Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat.if any water way). 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 201 qe;rr 995,55 485(73) P( I > -(5-10) W -(-5) -(S-IO) -(5-10)

202 'Am 480.75 322(49) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(S-IO) -(5-10)

203 'Am 388.S3 436(81) P( 1 ) -(I0+) w -(-S) -(10+) -(10+)

204 i!'i~rvr) 235,53 .ft-':Tif ..

205 ti'\1iq 772.79 809(154 ) P( 1). -(10+> w FO -(10+) -(10+) Aql) 206 lft-=il:"t "I'ri,T 313.38 17S(28) -(-5) -(10+) W -(-5) -( 10+) -( 10+)

207 t1fi!f' 520.17 354(63) -(5-10) -(10+) W -(5-10) -(10+) -( 10+)

208 ~T 153.48 76(J2) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5'> -(5-10) -(5-10)

209 fiTlT;:r"t 478.20 433(74) P( 1 ). -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) Aq) 21Q fqq-('Il'T~" 730.51) 615(114) P( 1 ), -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 0(1) 211 ~:q-if1R 292.09 IS4(31) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -( 10+)

212 f'll~T;r 848.06 363(53) P(I) -( 5-1 0) W -(5-lf;) -(5-10) -(lC+>

213 ~ 477 .15 367(57) P{I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+)

214 m~~ 225.40 220(50) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(]O+ )

21S "'~~1 ;am!' 687.72 659(128) P( I). -(5-10) W -(5-10) -( 5-1 0) -(10+> AC(I) 216 l!<:Tf~'" ~~ S21 .45 . 529(79) P( I). -(-5) W -( -S) -(-5) -(10+> Aql) 217 If;f", 725.24 525(98) P( I). -(S-IO) W -(-S) -(5-1li) -( 10+) AC(1) 218 fP.:'liR 1,064.97 1,087(206) P( I). -(5-10) W PO -(-S) -(]O+ ) M(I),AC(I) 219 l!.;OI'lf~ 303.51 240(44) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -( 10+)

I(A 123,877.17 125,738 P(137) (21.959) M(15) PUC(z) AC(s) _____~- O(~) 63 Amenities and Land use Sosner Tahsil

1111' \!i5 fO(1fi~ II1r( r...n '1- 'J.A 'i'lllM-(BTY.Jre ,!fi:r 'A1I11T 'ti.... fcffu;;r f'li~ it; iiiiii' fc:<:'I'VT.... 1:TTf"l'li i"'~ IfOT ;wr ~i\' .''IOW ~lfal:f-': it f~ ~~ iii; ~ ~r-r tr.) ~f~fi llil IfJlf (fiIr.rn.~ QIfi'r ) ,",81"" Land use (i.e .area under different types of Land ~ifr~ffi'I' ~8e in hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) lf~iIi~

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KR Nalkheda (12) Jowar, - 9.12. 477.19 11 S. 72 170.76 00)81 Maize KR Nalkheda (J 3) Jewar, ... 4.70 14S.81 51.47 111.40 Mahendri Maize Nalkhcda KR Nalkheda (18) Jowar, 8.22 217.83 53.07 241.05 Gadiya Maize KR Nal~heda (R) · . Jowar, 0.42 86.62 22.29 44.15 Dalya Maize KR Nalkheda (9) Jo"ar. .' 13.S4W . 301.71 62.35 98.82 Bishani Maize J.78R KR Nalkheda (8) · . Jowar, .. 23.23 417.67 91.42 198.27 Piplya Sot Malze KR Nalkhrda (11 ) J('war, S.SS 165.09 44.41 77.05 Rarnnagar Maize KR Nalkheda (12) Jowar, 11.74 520.8S 121.90 193.57 Bh:don Maize .' KR Nalkhcda (14) Jowar, Ii. 59 303.03 75.10 90.43 Ladon Maize KR Nalkheda (15) Jowar, 4.62 103.18 35.54 B2.0t; Gokulpur Mai7e "- KR Nalkheda (15) Jo""ar. 13.96 357.29 102.30 214.17 Laturi Urnat Maize KR Nalkheda (17) J,lwar. 26.78 302 06 82.90 109.71 GlIradiya Maize Nalk.heda KR Nalkheda (I (j) ·. Jowar, 19.00 427.42 86.30 192.52 Dhanora Maize KR Nalkheda (17) , , Jowar, 7S.66 733.93 78.80 176.58 Tikon Maize KR Nalkheda (2'» Jowar. .. 6.03 2:3.56 20.37 65.5S , . GunjariYI Maize 1,742.11 62,1'18,18 30,\151.11 N(s) Total 8,29J,l2 14,BJ',BD M[J#~) C(-) 1"(10) ---.-._--- 64

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foq';(\1( irA IIilIt'A IT1f IJT P ~i(~Iil!T ~iS' ;;r;; -<[fcnwi (lffti: 11'r;!' it ilf.rmi ~f1 ;;@ ~ (1') ~ if ( -) iQl' ~T q?fT t fW~ f1!i ~m ~Mmifl'ij;~ it'PTii"f~ ~q;:~~t~mq;: I'fil: ~~ •...... (,1tZ1I'1: it) Ifi\' ~IiIH W JliliT< ~ If>'T trH-5 tiI;.~., 5-10 flI;.~. 1fT 1 O+f.t;.Ift'. Amenities available(if not availabe within the village, a dash ( - lis shown In the column and next to it in brackets,the distance in broad ranges viz-Skms,S·l OJ~m. and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given).

,..------__,_------~-~ "jenQA; f'l!fw'm q1it ij;f qr.ft .11Ii BIll mfTr.=r trf'l: if,"ti g) ( "'" ~a'JIJ, 'tot .. Loca- TOlal BIIR',~ -miT) • lion Total area population Day or Communlca- code of the and Drinking days of tions(Bus-stoP. num· Name of village (in Dumber of water Post and the market! railway station. ber Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Polable) Telegraph hat,if any water way), 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 l!~Fr;PT 213,83 340(62) P( I) -(10+) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+)

2 ,,!!O'<:T ;;qi an"'~"r 123_96 231 (44) -(-5) -( 10+) w -(5-10) -( 10+) -(10+)

3 ar~,!~, 167.34 116(20) -(-S) -(10+> w -(5-10) -( 10+) -(10+)

4 .~ 607.51 681 (114) P( I) -10+) W -(-5) -(10+ ) -(S-10)

5 l'Il~lIl (~~a:) 1,011.12 1,056(202) P( I). -( 10+) W -(-5) -( 10+) -(JO+ )

6 1!i"'If~lf' 346.00 303(S4) -(-5) -(10+) w -(-S) -(10+) -(10+)

7 Ol'TIRr~ra: 433.79 482(97) Pc I) -( I 0+) w PO -(10+) -( 10+)

8 ;it"!, v~ 281.47 239(46) P( 1 ) -( 10+) W -(-5) -(10+) -( 10+)

9 iiT'!,f;m (I(~a:) 682.24 952(153) PC 1 ) -( 10+) w PO -(IO+) -(10+>

10 ir1J7T 281. 37 290(44) -(-5) -( 10+) W -(-5) -(10+) -(10+)

11 ififu

)2 "Ilm~~r (~) 195.95 172(31) -(-5) -(S-IO) W, -(S-IO) -(S-IO) -(5-10)

1 3 iliIm or;;m 367.26 523(95) P( 1) -(5-]0) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

14 Ifi"ili~r 164.58 162(21) -(-5) -(10+) R -(-5) -(10+) -(-5-10 )

15 fu~ 394_10 579(105) P( I) -( 10+) W -(-5) -(10+) -( 10+)

16 !T

18 mfro fif,wr, 552.78 702(115) P(l) -(5-10) w PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

878.30 19 iiT~ilf~'U 832(149) P( 1) -(-S) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

20 'I;1IT1HT iT~R 498.86 375(65) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-JO) 65 Amenities and I.ana use Agar Tahsil

Irq: ~ ~~ f~ 'L~ ,fl:f l3'lIl'ttt(iltIffi! "fq ~ itT felf\FI ~l it llleJ fet '{1lT) 8't11tl1i II'fir If.T i'(jIJ ~ ~~.'6 ~ IfTG'iW ~1f~11<: if f.Tor~\'Tl! «Vllflil'i iii ;u ~~r.r Q1i;) ~f~'" ~Ilrr" (r•. 1ft. if) ,11f'll1 Land use (i.e .area under dlfferent types of Land 'l1PirT ~~ usc! in hectares rounded up, to 2 deCImal places.) If~ %' ~ql'l')

,------~------~ ~~ ~ 6T8''1'' ~ ~ lim itift;rq .t!) it> ~ fffm fm

",l'ihr ... 'iii "'" '1m IIil' p ~r ~ \lA~ant(lf~ Il'PF tt ~~ :a"I\'Ii1I' ~ t aT IIf'1'1'Pr if(-) iw ""'flfT'flfT t p~ ~ qftm"i eft't :an m t\' ~ if 1l'l1f ~ f~ ~ q1; §l8:ant ~S' ~ :M ~ q1; If( ~ •"-' ( ..in it) iii' nn ~ SI'iIi~ (t;f ~, Il( t-s ~.Ift., 5-10 fit;.;ft. II't 10+f.l;.~. Amenities available(if not avaiIabe within the viUage. a dash ( - )is shown fn tbo column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad tanges viz-SkIPS.5-10km. and IO+kms of the nearest place where the facility is availablc is given). ~------~------~ ~ fIIf.l;m IiTit ~T q-y;i\ WAi at'\l: ;n;;m:,~/~T fif.ifj Wq~ l5tf.~' ern iii f~ :q-N~ &) (,",~T", ~ Loca- Total ~'tF'I",~ .;qrq) , tiOD Total area population Day or Communlca- code of thc and Drinking days of tions(Bus-stoP, DUID- Name 01 village (in number of water Post and the market! railway station. ber ViUage hectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat ,if any waler way). 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 21 !dta 460,17 294(53) -(-S) -(S-10) W -(-5) -(S-IO) -(5-10)

22 ~ 357.80 211(35) -(-5) -(5-10) HP.W .-(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

23 ~ 326.49 511(88) pel) -(5-10) HP,W -(-5) -(!HO) -( 10+)

24 f~~ 445.91 248(38) -(-5) -(5-10) HP, W -(-5) -(5-10) -( 10+)

25 fIOI'T<:T (~) 900.33 911(153) P(I) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(5-l0)

26 ~~ 664.80 472(77) P(l) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -( 10+) 27 434.40 170(25) ~ -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( 10+) 28 IF'iiii'l' 1,f42.98 655(113) pel) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

29 281(56) ~!~i'I" iI'~ 448.25 -(-S) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

30 4imQ~ 219.25 149(27) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-1,0) -(5-10) -(5-1.0)

31 ~'" ~82.80 503 <-100) P( J) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

32 lITCflli~ ~ 533.41 537(111) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

33 "rnT.~lq~ 383.00 256(39) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)

34 ~~~m 1,364.57 ~ ~)ilf ~;:; if mortif '. 35 ~T~~ 786.04 676(115) P(12 -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

36 f'ffiII'T fi(3flf 738.70 437(78 ) PC I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

37 in:)oT ifiOIi 185.70 123(22) -(-5) -(10+) W.R -( 10+) -(10+) -(10+>

38 m W.R -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)

39 ,"VfT~ 415.25 416(62) P(1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

40 443.49 .mrrift 390(61) P(l ) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 67 Amenities and Land use Agar TabsD

'!'If ~ ~iI"I't f.-..it I[,ilf ~ 'S"'lll'm(erv:rfcf,,!f:rr a-q;itq If.T firfW;r flli~3fr ~ filer f(!tQurr tnfl1l!1 Vllf !fiT 'IJ1I' ~ ~~lir If>'I' .TiiIIT'II' ~!fil1{ it f;w.~~ ~1'ICf it; lit f1fTif CIlIi) ~f6'¢:"f'li IfJfi ~, (fill, ...", if) IJ"'1l Land use (i.e .area under different types of Land 8l""lirr~rn~ use in hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) 1f~,il; ~\'if ,-.------"------. "~6 --.r 'Iraorl W ih >im. mil rim iti fu1i f~flIre rm"" ~~ ,,~u Remark. (~8l"'~ including ~,,~) any place: of Appro- Nearest Culturable Area not teligious, acb town and waste(inclu- available historical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unfrd- ding gauchar for or archaeolo- Name at Village (in kms) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gica! interest Vi)/age 11 12 11 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Badod ( 7) Jowar, 10.74W 253.34 122.35 73.74 Dl.lrgpl1ra Maize KR Badod (8) Jowar, 15.23W 10 1.96 36.94 203.67 Hatipura Maize PR Bad0d (5) Jowar, 21.65W 197.50 . 63,83 43.51 Khandwas Maize PR Badod (5) Jowar, 18,94W 178.38 68.75 179.84 Kisankot Maize KR Badod{IO) Jawar, 54,71W 526.39 105.57 213.66 Jhalara (Bodad) Maize KR Agllr (38) Jowar, 26'37W 302.55 111.6:! 223:96 ., Barkhedi Maize KR Badad (3) Jowar, 26. BOW 28-2.77 69.50 55.33 Chainpura Maile KR Baded (5 ) Jowar, 41.36W 569.20 215.30 317.12 " Kankdel Maize KR Hadod (8) .. Jo,,"ar, 17.33W 2S9.51 85.17 86.24 Gudbheli BIdod Maize KR Badod (9) Jowar, . ' 7.44W 103.09 58.96 49.76 , . Kana kbeda MaiLe KR BadC'd (3) Jowar, 19.93W 292.87 155.31 114.69 Sawagaon Maize KR Bad

~------~------~ litrfiirlt; f!;rf.l;my IfIi't ~r qy;ft m; 8T)l .rJm:/~/lf,r fr-r/ ~ ~ ~n: it;f~lI'fi{If,)f~ (iRfrn.~ toea· Total F.'UIl',Q_~). lion Total area population Day or Commun; ca- code of tbe and Drinking days of tions(Buo-stoP. nurn- Name 01 village (in number or water Post and the markel! railway station. ber Village bectares) bous~holds Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph' hat ,if any water way), 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 41 f~r;;rr~ 366.15 363(60) P( I ) -(S-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10, -(5-10)

42 "~rlffm 1,304.13 1,571 (239) P( 1 ) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

43 ~it ~)l: 579.78 889(157) P( 1) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 44 lIi;;f .~l 168.72 146(28) -(-5) -(S-10) W -(5-10) -(S-10) -(5-10) 45 ~~ 428.92 405(67) P( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 46 amrf;a

47 fil~, 652.89 592(108) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 48 1I''Prr .~l 258.49 473(80) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

4~ 1I'i~1 881. 15 631(120} P{ I} -(5-10) W -(5-10) -( 5-10) -(5-10) 30 fJf1mrr 316.17 448(77) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

'1 arriff<'l'lfJ 287.53 482(69) P( 1) -( 10+) w -(10+) -( 10+) -( 10+) 52 If«~ 678.99 747(148) P.(1 ) -(10+) w -(10+) -( 10+) -(10+) S3 1f,iRr.l"'i~ 636.17 367(67) P( 1) -( 10+) w -(10+) -(10+ ) -(10+)

54 ~qJ~'f 358.71 306(45) P( 1) -(-5) w -(10+) -(10+) -(-S)

~ 4·12 58 413(71) P(I) -(-5) " W -(10+) -(10+) -( 10+) ",1CJ.tt '6 1,092 .91 912(183) PO) -(10+) w -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) 57 ~'Uf~IfI~ 739.09 560(108) pel) -(10+) W,HP -(10+> -(5-10) -(-5) '. j9 Ifr~r ~ 561.77 679(126) pel) -(5-10) w -( 10+) ~(5-IO) -(-5) 60 ,m .~ ~"fl"{ 197.39 290(48) -(-S) -(S-IO) W -(-S) -(5-10) -(-5) 69 Amenldes aDd laDd ose Agar Tahsil

'!fir ~q1f)tr (8NRr ... fif ~ 11>'" fclfq;:;J ~ iii lifer Wqvr) 8'rr~ {.R~ if ~ Iffllllllf ~ '* ~r-r 811i') ~~~ Land use (i.e.area under different types Df Land ~l~H!i'

.,..-.------"------~ $ ~ litil'ilifri Ii~.fl;{q flff.. " ~v ~ IIrffflilii Remarks (~ ait"( including ~~) any place of Appro- Nearest Culturable Area not religious, acb town and waste(inclu­ available historical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri- ding gauchar for or arcbaeolo- Name 0' Village (in kms) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village 12 13 14 J S 16 17 18 19 20 2

KR Badod (9) ,. Jowar, 10.43W 242.94 74.38 38.40 Pipalya Jafar Maize KR Badod (8) Jowar, ,. 54.24W 665.14 286.7S 298.00 . , Kheda Narela Maize· KR Badod (6) Jowar, 38.23W 328.30 158.03 55.22 KhaJuri Badod Maize KR Badod (8) Jowar, 5.03W 85.65 47,72 30.32 Pbool Kbedi " Maize KR Badod (9) Jowar, ., 8.42W 300.04 87.63 32.83 Barotbi Kburd " Maize KR Badod (8) Jowar, 29.00W 427.86 207.S8 31.58 Asandhiya " MaIze PR Badod (3) Jowar. 37.20W 422.31 81.87 11 1.51 Bilya Maize PR Badod (6) Jowar, 22.34W 164.06 32,84 39.25 Bbima Kbedi Maize PR Badod (5) EAg Jowar, 50.73W 649.37 98.95 82.10 Kadwal. Maize PR Badod (8) Wheat, 18.8SW 168.74 88.4S 40.13 Sinaalya Jowar PR Dadod (9) Whel\t, 15.S8W 217.80 32.16 21.99 , . Amaliya Jowar PR Badod{ 14) Wheat, 43.67W 439.19 169.74 26.39 Garbada Jowar KR Agar( l4) Jowar, ., 17.36W 429.92 156.87 32.35 Kangni Kheda Maize KR Agar(l5) EAg Jowar, 8.87W 225,85 84.45 39.54 Sewa Khedi Maize KR Agar (15) EAS Jowar, 14.12W 195.44 101.52 101.05 Padal Maize KR Agar(12} Jowar, 37.76W 459.90 215.36 379.89 Chipya Maize KR Agar ( 14) Jowar, 23.51W 249.96 145.53 149.34 .. Guradiya Piplon Maize KR Agar ( 11) Jowar. ., 2S.52W 328.07 150,78 234.72 .. JamJi Maiz.c PR Agar (S> EAS Jowar. .. 44.83W ~94.75 129,05 93.14 Jhonta Maize KR Agar (5) EAg Jowar. lS.71W 118,9~ ~I .00 S.76 RajaJ..hedi Junnar Maize 70 anlR.., ""1'Wani ~ 'If" :am"

fIl~ V~ I&t ,"" '1'AII'T ~~T ~ ~-wrQ'TIt(~f( VA it ~ ~&' ~ ~ m~ ~(-) tllf ~T~' 'Ih pr~ t{'i~ an.: M am: ~ ~ it ITR ~ f;;ra;:rr ~ ~ ~mt :a''fflOlT t ~ m IR q l-a III'Cn (~IR it) ..n- nm ~!1r-r/ ~fT 1ll1iiI~' ;rn: ildT.I' I:r~ 'Efit( {t (;pr 'ZTIf. ~ Loca. Total ~'!!FI',llI1'I'~). tion Total area population Day or Communi ca. code of the and Drinking days of tions(Bu·-stoP. Ilurn· Name or village (in number of water Post and tbe marketl railway station, ber Village hectares) households Educational Medical (potable) Telegraph hat ,if any water way), 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 61 lmi)zr 1,066.69 1.273(217) P( I) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -< 10+)

62 ~1~'h: 516.45' 447(75) P( I) -(5-10) W -(-5) ":(5-10) -(-5)

63 ,!;:a:~ 430.26 270(52) -(-5) -( 10+) HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(-S)

64 ~~T~ 391.10 341(58) -(-5) -(S-10) W -(5-10) ..:.(5-10) -(5-10)

65 mm.~1 315.23 417(65) P( J) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) fl6 ;J~ 495.08 504(96) P( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

6, m1R 404.41 388(76) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

6' ~1'r~' 663.10 953(172) P( I) -(5-10) w- -(10+) Wednesd~y -( 10+)

69 . f'l

70 r;ftM~Tft:p:rr 528.15 468(93) P(I) -( 10+) w -(10+) -(-5) -(10+>

71 ~ 927.21 526(91) P( I ) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5- 10) -(5-10)

72 ~I~r 632.86 491(87) P(l) ... -(5-10) W -(5-10) -( 5-] 0) -(-5)

73 fiRmJ ~~ 58].86 409(60) -(-5) -(S-IO) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

74 ~ 187.12 73(9) -(-5) ... (5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) ~ -(5-10)

75 ~f~ 516.02 915(166) P( 1). -(5-10) W -(5-10) Wednesday -(5-10) M(l) 76 iiJ;rt;T IJ"ffiim 1,090.84 978(161) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -( 5-10) ,1. 77 q'JI.~i mffm 311.00 305(54) -(5-10)" -(10+) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 78 ~ 414.90 269(51) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -00+) 79 'liwm 953.00 838(145 ) P( 1) .(10+) W· -(-5) -(-5) -( 10+)

80 867.73 ~~ 816(141) P( 1) -(JO+ ) w -( lC)+) -(10+) -(10+) 71 Amenities and Land use Agar Tahsil

ifPI' ~ ~;pr1: f~ 'till' '!.fir

~ .nr 151 If11I' 11p:r IliT fW~' ~ ill;;-Wcrattt(~f,{ 11111' it ~flTq ~!l ~ ~ m~ if ( -) ilr IiI'lTTt1'T 1fIfT t m p~ f1;'i qfum'f IIlh: M m- ~ ~ if 11111' it f~ ~ ~ ~~ ~a t I'Ili ~ q"{ !T~ ra l11=li1 (_1It1n: it) 1li1mT ~ SliliT'l: ~ 11ft' ~U-5 f.t;.tft., 5-] 0 f.I; .;r1. lI"T Jo+flI;.tft. Amenities available (if not availabe within the village. a dash(-)is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz-Skms,5-] Ol,ms and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). ~------~------~ illl'~ f'll'f.!;M .rl'it IliT qrr) ~ at'\;: ~/m:/llir f~1 ~ ~ m iii riA ~f,{ !fiJi fit (1fZI' rolf. ~~ Loca· Total ~lIR','5I<'I' -'fTli"). tion Total area population Day or CommunI ca. code of the and Drinking days of tions(Bu .-stop. num· Name of village (in number of water Post and the market! railway station. ber Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat ,if any water way). 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ------10 81 .rg~ ;;Wr'\' 123.78 115(23) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-JO) -(5-10)

82 orr.rr !fIR) 1 ,003.13 1, 157( 194) P(1) • D(1) W PO Frrday -(-5) M( 1) 13 ~HT 754.12 577 (111) P( 1) -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(10+>

84 Ifi~,fiif'lrr 605.33 528(97) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

tlS !lff~1') 528.63 343(52) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) -( I()+)

86 fll'!fl v~ 248.08 189(33) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( 10+)

117 ~T 364.32 336(52) pel) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -( 10+) 88 l!~ii~1- (Vrrf~!'I1l 851.18 762( 154) pel) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(-5) -( 10+)

91 .f'\!fl 800.39 697(124) P( I) -(5-10) W -45-10) -(-5) -(10+)

92 ~.., 382.63 285(54) P( I) -(5-10) w -(-5) Tuesday -([0+)

93 t[fuu

'f')q-~ ;;rrw 480.53 428(:78) P(I) '4 -(10+ ) w -( -5) -(10+) -(10+) 9S 'fi''l1'1.:r 322.71 230(44) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(S-IO)

96 1lfr:rU 23S.10 192(41) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

97 ~]1frr, 415.38 125(16) -(-5) -( 10+) w -(-5) -(S-10) -( 5-10)

98 ~1Il'PR 402.70 491(94) pel) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

99 ~twli~ 454.69 538(96) P( 1) -(10+) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

IvO mR~" 347,25 351(59) P(l) -(lC)+) w ~(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 73 Amenities alHl Land ase Agar Tahsil

ifPI' 8"fi r~l'I1f1: ~ '!,iIiIl ~ iiqIJ)Ir(lIf'.rm 'lffli ia'fI1J)Ir ifi1 ~~ f'li~lil $ fiar ~tqQft enfi!1li Ifllf IIiT ilJ1J ~ ~ ~)rft ~ 1!T'Imr ~If~li~ it ~ ~ it; ;ir ~fiI CfIIi) ~fu¢a"f; .. , "rn (Ri.q1. it) ,linn Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land BTlIIlfl ~,rn;r ule in hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) ~ij;~ ,....______J- ______-., ~f~i'I _eft it; ft;ri IR affl'i'f it ~ "ft!' it; fri f~ffir f~ ~!l~ Bfi'l0l'ill Remarks (~81't'{ including ~'UtTr&l ~) any place of Apprpo Nearest Culturable Area nOI religious, Reh town and waste(inclu- available historical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri- ding gauchar for or archaeolo- Name 01 Vm~ge (in kms) mpply (ood Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gicai interest Village J, 12 ]3 ]5 14 16- 17 18 19 20 2 KR Agar (23) Jowar, 0.21W 17.23 28.29 78.05 Bardiya Jogi Maize KR Agar (23) Jownr, 57.80W 445.65 192.37 307.31 Temple Bija Nagari Maize KR Badod (15) Jowar, 32.33W 323.87 115.66 282.26 Uchwas Maize KR Badad (16) Jowsr, 34.64W 238.11 105.43 227.15 Kachhaliya Maize KR Badod (16) .. Jowar, 16.70W J83.84 78.51 249.58 , . Kandari MaIze KR Badad (17) Jowar, IS.34W 105.50 64.77 62.47 Siya Khedi Mai7e I KR Agar (15) Jowar, 14.0SW 116.48 91.61 142.18 Pharaspura Mai7e KR Agar (24) Jowar, 24.27W 232.25 128.02 119.08 Gud Bheli (Apr) Maize KR Agar (19) Jowar, 32.04W 217.64 122.97 7S.94 Ranayara Ke1wa Mai7e PR Susner (16) Jowar, 46.94 427.09 198.16 178.99 KarnaJiya Maize PR Susner ( ) 6) ]owar, 37.05W 357.27 117.03 289.04 Kheriya Maize PR- Susner ( 16) Jowar, 16.51W 221.29 98.99 45.84 Garhi Maize PR Susner ( 10) Jowar, 25.91W 292.58 267.42 111.56 Dehariya Nana Maize PR Susner (12) Jowar, 20.81W 261.05 126.37 72.30 .. Pipalya Chacha Maize PR Susner (8) Jowar, 10.44W 110.77 120.55 80.95 Pharaspuri Maize PR Susner (9) Jowar, 8.66W 131.96 53.33 41.15 .. Gyasari Maize l

,....-and______lO+kms of the nearest place where,..A.- ______the facility is available is given). ~

.~ fi;rf.r.~m ~ iii' IIR') m; at1<: ~/~/ilir ff{Tf/ ~<;fl'"( ;qq~, ern: ~ f~ Iffa: ifi1t ~ (~RTq'. ~ Loca· TOlal ~QIiI',\!I'\Ii ..;mT). lion Total area population Day or Communi ca- code of the and Drinking days of lions(Bu "'stop, Dum- Name 0' viJlage(in number of water Post and the marketj railway station, ber Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Polable) Telegraph bat,if any waler way),, 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 101 'lft(~ 1.652.75 1,549(264) P( I) , -( 10+) w 1"0 -( 10+) -(10+) M(I) )02 ~lfm 316.99 362(60) -(-5) A-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

)03 f~'na, 516,05 577(95) P(l) -(5-10) W.R -(-5) -(10+) -(!'i-l0)

104 ~~m 212.94 307(59) -(-5) -(-5 ) W -(-5) -( 10+) -(-5)

105 mrf<'fl:ll 479.94 561(94) P( 1 ) -(-5) W -( -5) -( 10+) -(5-10)

106 +r~mr 695.31 993(184) P( I ) -( 10+) w -(-5) -(10+) -( 10+j

107 ~~olJ' 698.55 527(92) P( I) -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+) -(10+)

108 1!I'"l"{T ,,~ 490.27 527(86) PC I) -(10+) w -( 10+) Sa urday -( 10+)

109 lII'Tiflil awrt 317,87 375(72) -(-5) -( 10+) w -( 10+) -(10+) -( 10+)

110 ~ 361.28 247(39) -(-5) -( 10+) w -( 10 +) -(-5) -( 10+)

111 :a'lI"~T \lim 179.90 233(36) -(-5) -(10+) W -(S-IO) -(-5) -(10+)

112 ~

113 ~ 389.79 284(47) -(-5) -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+) -(10+)

114 ~T~f 653.47 773(144) P(l) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

115 :ft+rU 577.81 818(160) PC 1) -(!-IO) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

116 ~"~l 550.83 441(74) P( I) -(10+) w -(-5) -( 10+) -(5-10)

117 itl'iI"~' 1,017.70 773(138) pct) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

118 l!fi1'1irorr 458.92 526(88) P(l) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

119 lIi'Uf~!fI' 510.69 400(65) f(l) ... (-5) W.Q. -(-5) -(l0+) -(5-10)

120 'iIlIRl II1Wt 761.44 740(131} P(I), D( 1) w PO -(10+ ) -(5-10) M(l) 7S Amenities and Lanel use Agar Tabsil

fJ1l'~ f.rmn:r ~ ~ 't~ 'lfir ~)Ir(~ ... fir ~ ifO) f.rN;;=r f.f;~l it; mr W:1J1IT) t:Trr~ Vi'll IfiT ;rJ1l' q;r.t qi{~.-a II>i' IiTVl1I' ~If!~ it r~ iffi~ q; U f'fffl' ijIIi) ~~{'IIf IIlr II'flf (A;.~. if) 1JI'ir'" Land use (i.e .area under different types of Land 8TlI1fr ~lai'I' use in bectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) ~~~ ~------...;------~ ~ IA' "f"1;ff i\' ~ .1ft iii' fri .1ft iii' ft;rIf f~ r~ ~~ er~ Remarks (~att~ including 'UU~~) any place 01 Appro. Nearest Culturable Area not religious, ' aeb lown and waste(inelu- available historical 10 distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri- ding gauchar for or archaeolo- Name of Village (in kms) suppl;)' food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gieal interest Village ] I 12 13 14 15 16 ]7 18 19 20 2 KR Agar (] 6) Wheat, S8.52W 9]4.39 434.54 245.30 Gangapur Jowar KR Su~ner (10) Wheat, 14.38W t 6 3.48 102.22 36.91 Ra)ayati ' Jowar KR Agar ( 18) Wheat, 1l.59W 248.85 167.41 88.20 PipaJya Ohata Jowsrl KR Agar (15) Wheat, J4.88W 100. 13 88.03 9.90 Guradiya Peer Jowa" KR Agar (16) Wheat, 20.03W 234.53 219.57 5.81 Mangwal!ya Jowar KR Agar ( 16) Wheat, 64.47W 288.11 177.10 165.63 Mam Bardiya Jowar KR Agar (16) , . Wheat, 19.79W 399.22 185.43 94.21 Amba Deo Jowar KR Agar (13) Jowar, 16.91W 305.57 87.69 80.10 Khajuri Chopada Maize KR Agar ( 15) Wheat, 12.41W 197.97 60.61 46.88 Akya Agar Jowar KR Agar (14) Wheat, 10.6SW 230.80 73.80 46.13 Umarpur Jowar KR Agar ( 13) Jowar, 12.43W 108.51 42.65 16.31 Umariya Lal. Maile KR Agar (12) Jowar. 18.34W 251. 25 94.00 59.86 Deoli Agar Maize KR Agar (13) Jowar, 12.75W 243.54 105.83 27.67 Sars! MaIze KR Agar (9) Jowar, 37.93W 404.33 177.06 34.]5 Lala Maize KR Agar (10) lowar, 35.35W 263.10 221.45 57.91 Kulumadl Maize KR Agar (15) Wheat, 28.18W 384.113 112.02 45,70 Ratan {{hedi Jowar KR. Dabadiya Agar (10), ., Wheat, .' 32.33W 625,75 26J.29 98.33 Jowar KR Agar (10) Wheat, 12.1SW . 266.57 Kakariya " 91,45 81.73 Jowar KIt Agar (15) • • Jowar, .. 20.S8W 185.34 64.84 239.69 .. Karadlya Maize PR Allar (12) Jowa" , 39.27W 332.46 107.08 282.63 Bapeha Asa, Maize 76 a"~R~m ""-W-.,.nii ~ ';tfq ~)"

fllfr.i\1r VA 'liT Ii'I'T"I' ~111' llir fO'~ ;a'~;a- ;;r;:r ·Wqen~ (trll: 1111f it ~~M ::mfOa- ~ ~ mqm;r~ if ( -) 'lI[ \'f'1TTlfr '1'ln t m fW~ ~ qfuml am: _ 1m' iiT 1IIi~ it ~A iii" f~r ~~ ~ I};fif~ ~!T ~ 1iti ~ q"{ !f~ ('ll ~ (~" it) lIfI'n-rT ~ SI'r.~ ~ if.'I' 'TH-s fit; At., 5-10 fiI;.~. lfT 10+f.I; .;r"t. Amenities available (if not availabe within the village, a dash ( -) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets,the distance in broad ranges viz-5kms.S·IOI;ml and I O+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given).

r------.....",_,------~ ierl'irPl; f.ffir.

121 1ft'OO~'3'!!i~T 71S.32 6S0( 110) P(I} -(-S) W -(-S) -(10+) -P-IO)

122 !f;llIr il'mr 468.32 619(97) P( I) -(-5) W -(-S) -(10+) -(5-10)

12~ an:~r q~r 1,514.48 1,108( 195) P( 1 ) -(-5) W PTO -(5-10) -(5-10)

]24 8TTIr.IT 925.78 721(129) P( I) -( 10+) W -(5-10) Tuesday -(S-IO~

125 ~fFfr antR 1.187.49 554(97) P( I) -(10+) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

126 l{)1.TT v~ 494.16 309(49) P( 1 ) -(10+ ) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

]27 i;I'Iflf1li'~T 808.29 441(72) P{ J ) -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

]28 mr.rff 885.24 483(86) P( 1) -(-S) w -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)

129 atf:'h: ilfi'lIT 942.32 1,002(158) P( J) -(5-10) W -( -5) -(5-10) -( -5)

130 1l'm"t1<: 540.72 346(55) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(10+) -( 5-10)

131 ;ff1l'l"r .~ 713.34 693(1]8) P( I ) D(I) W PO -( 5-10) -( ~-IO)

132 ~li~'I' 302.13 228(41) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-~)

133 f.:rn?fr h'f'N 988.98 1,523(267) -(-5) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(-5)

134 ;fZ ~T 14S.65 1 ( I ) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

135 or,'!'

136 'Il'T",,!~ 388.26 223(16) -(-5) -(5-10) W -( -5) -(5-10) -(S-10)

137 !f,~Hf~m 534.10 373(59) P( I ) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

138 'ifrmf'l'~ 482.74 441(70) -(-S) -(5-10) w -(:'5) -(5-10) -(5 ,10)

139 ~T 448.22 271(47) -(5-10) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-S)

140 "'~\'f 1,460.32 1,231(214) PC 1 ) -(-5) W PO -(-S) -(-5) 77 Amenities and Land ose Agar Tahsil

~ ~ (III'{rn 'lff~ I9"1NPr iii) f.rf1r.;r fiti~ iii ef;:if fueqair urf~ (lfi!zn: if f.r.r.P;iPI ~ it; ~ ~r.r Cl'Iti) tt~~ Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land 8l?oIiI"f ~m'If use in hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) ~ilirorl

~------_,..__------~ ~ ~ .dt .. f.rIi m .. ~ f~Cl ~ ~ er~ Remarks (~ afh: including ~ $) any place or Appro- Nearest Culturable Area n01 religious, ach town and waste(inclu- available historical to distance Power Staple' Irrigated Unirri- ding gauchar for or archaeolOo Name of Village (in kms) supply food Forest by SOurce gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village II ____1_2 __ ~ __--1-3-----1-4------15------16----~1~7------18------1-9------2_0 ______2 ______PR Agar (12) Jowar, 44.90VV 318.59 105.35 246.46 Bhlmlod alias Mai7e Pancharundi PR Agar (9) EAg Jowar, .. 35.78W 300.45 47.45 84.64 Kashi Bardiya Maize KR SU'ner (12) VVhcat, 147.31 33.47W 617.11 267.66 448.93 Barda Barkheda Jowar PR Susncr (12) VVheat, J9.98W 271.98 177.38 456.44 N(S) , Ami. Jowar M(1 ) PR Agar (14) VVheat, 19.41VV 390.97 320.00 4S7.ll Mahudlya Alar Jowar PR Agar (12) Wheat, 15.33W 2J9.H 93.97 165 33 Moya Khedi Jowar PR Agar (16) Wheat, IS.22W 326.72 144.30 322.05 Lakhmi Khed. 10Vl-ar KR Agar (12) EAg Jowar, 109.38 20.54W 358.39 131.33 265.60 Salri Maize KR Agar ()O) Wheat, 169.97 2I.84W 464.45 176.35 109.71 Ahir Bardiya Jowar KR Agar (13) Wheat, 22.48 S.40W 186.05 74.32 252.47 Madhopur Jowar KR Nalkheda (6) Wheat, 2628VV 305.03 109.83 272.20 Bijana Khedi lowar PR Agar (6) EAg Wheat, " 7.28W 201.02 49 82 44,01 Tola Khedi Jowar PR Agar (7) Wheat, 58.82VV .. 512.29 166.36 251.51 '. Nipaniya Baijnath Jowar I'R Agar (4) Jowar, .' 9.76W 46 58 25.71 63.60 M(I),T(I) Bet Kheda Maize Temple KR A~ar (4) Jowar, 9.08W JtlI.44 223.61 176.97 Bans Khedi Maize KR Agar (S) EAg Wheat, 8.39W 161.44 82.91 135.52 Bhanpura Jowar KR Agar (10) VVheat, 8.24W 231.30 106.59 187.97 I,. Kasai Dehariya Jowar KR Agar (8) Wheat, 5.77VV 221.00 105.00 150.97 Chikli Goyal Jowar KR A,ar (8) , . Wheat, ., 0.40VV 13~.33 62.19 247.30 Jawar PR Agar (4) ED,EAg Jowar, ,. 116.9SVV 950.36 258.81 134.20 Narwal Maize 78 8JT"~ qan. '"'1firmi ~ 'lfq ~Q''''''

",,;fR '01f\'Iil!I 1iTif I'T1f it

,.------....-.....------~ imllJ1i fl4fw..m rfr.t IliT orr;ft qro;:/~/iffT f'l;.f/ Q""I'J"{ 0If

142 I!Ii fi~1 162.01 290(48) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

H3 qrorr Ii~) 482.21 486(81) P( 1.) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

144 Bl'T

J45 ~it fi~ 228.17 365(64) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

146 ~T 438.Q5 428(83) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-iO) -(5-10)

147 ~Tsr"lT 507.05 266(50) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

148 ~~"t fCf~;; 623.54 542(85) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -( 5-10) -(5-10)

J49 f;;q-r;:ll'T ~1l'1'f 824.05 1,096(185) PC I) -(5-10) w PO -(5-10) -( 10+)

150 ll"'flU 555.78 638(109) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -( 10+)

151 f!R~ 750.51 674(109) P( I) -(5-10) w PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

152 ~G

]54 ll"~~ 300.74 339(.56) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

155 fffi7.l'f lH'IT 342.88 314(46) -(5-10) -(-5) W -(-5 ) -(-5) -(-5)

156 it<: lis-') 251.02 310(51) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) ~(5-10) -(-5)

157 ~·Ifi'!r 251.84 290(53) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-j)

]58 'liTiff~r Ii~ 255.93 252(43) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

1.59 ~IT" 411.40 461(82) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

160 ~, 419.27 178(33) PC 1) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(10+> 79 Amenities and Land ose Agar Tahsil

'1fiI' ~(8l"ffir .... fll' ~ llil fcrf'1;;r fiI;~l t mr j'eCq1II') urfilt!; {if€1R if ~ ~ ~ ;IT flII"Pr 61Ii") ~Rrwf9'fi Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land II!IIqr ~(I'iIJ use in hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal pIsces.) ~it;~

,_.------"'------~ ~ ~ q

KR Agar (4) BAg Jowai'. 25.82W 114.39 14.40 7.40 Guru Khedi Maize KR Agar (3) EAg Jowar, .' 4i.78W 272.15 127.15 35. J 3 .. Mali I

~r.ft1I' V11J lilt 'l'l'1f 'T'II' 'Ill f'I' ~1 lA'IPI1iIf \!I,,~mtt(l1'~ V1'I it ~S'~ ~ ~ t mIf.Tl'l'litC-) fllf ~T1JtI1' m p IIinw ~ ~ ~ ~iIi IiIR If" ~ it VJ1l' a- f~ ra IR ~mr.i ~Q' t ;fu? ~ IR ~ I~ IPn (~II"{ if) ..n-mr ~SIIfi~l:i'lfl'~~-5 fiIi."".,5-Jofllr.;r1'.1fT lO+f.I;.lft. Amenities available(ir not availabe within the village. a dash ( - lis shown in (he column and next to it in brackets.the distance In broad ranges viz-5kms,5·101;m1 aDd 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given).

,,------~------._ wfl'fUA; ~fi!;fflr ~lfir~ I7Ifr ail< UHTf/flJ?:/Pf;r f~/ ~,,~ !I'~ - iii f{lf ~f{ ~ ~ (om Rr'f, ~_ Loca· Total

162 I!I'~ 400.29 344(61) P( I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -( 10+)

Hi3 ~T~T 395.17 351(54) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

164 ""TT flmoi't;r 335.80 165(34) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( 10+1

165 , , ~rmm-~ 301.02 159(60) P( 1 ) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

166 omr .~1' 335.88 360(69) -(-5) -(-5) W.R -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

]67 wr'f~T 401.17 263(45) -(-5) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

168 ~'f1r~ M-'I'<'IT.r 77.41 129(19) -(-5) -(5-10) R - (5-10) -( -5) -(-5)

169 if.f;f~ 155,15 457(79) P( 1 ) -(5-10) R -( 5-10) - (5-10) -(-5)

170 ~Jf-mf~ 131. 62 171(31) P( 1) -(5-10) R -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5)

( 171 "(fF{rr~ 349.60 312(61) P(1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

172 IIllIfT Ii~r 348.57 297(45) 1'( 1 ) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

173 mm~) 469.68 579(98) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-s)

174 ~~ 633.32 669(121) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

175 lIfit;::, 399.41 643(106) P{I) -(-5) w -( -5) -( -5) -(-5)

176 f~R IP<'ff 1,001.74 ~.384(402) P(2) • 0(1 ) W PO Tuesday -(5-10) M( I) 177 f~~ 592.95 835(133) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

178 ~ 579.17 619(110) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(5-JO) -(5-10) -(5-10)

j,9 ~ w -(-S) -(-51 -(-5) Amenities aDd ·Lana uae Agar Tabsil

'lfiI' ~M(~ 1ffil' ~ ~l ~fir;;f fin~ ill iii i!'tq'1lf1 'l~ ~lfilf': it ~ ~ it; .n. ~ 8Ifi) ~~fi Land use (i.e.area under different tYI'e& of Land 8IfI1rr ~6t'Ir Wle in bectares rounded up. to 2 decimal places.) .iJ~ "...------_-"'-_------... ~~ ~ _tft it; firIi w!ft' it; f\;ri fgf;m i'AI'I8' ~ ~ Rentarks (~~ including ~~) any place 01 Appro­ Neareel Culturahle Area not religious, acb town and waste(inclu· available historical to distance Power Staple IrrIgated UnirrJ.. ding gauehar for or archaeolo. Name or Village (in krns) 8UPpJ~ food Forest by source gate

FIIFT;iI1r trrzr I6T ;nil' VT'fllil pr~T ~ 151';:f'-Wcfntt(Zffi: o;r~ it ~&mt ~S' ;:rp:''f ~ m~ if (-) h' OI1'l'J1fT ~T t !fiR ,,~ tI;'f~ an.: m &ni iP ~ it '1Jlf ~ f~ ~ IR ~fq~M ~fJ t m~ ~ 'n: C[i!: ,;'6 ~ '" (tlli" it) II1r~T ~ Sl'lfT<: c:.r 1Ii'l' l1f~-s fiI;.II''l' •• S-10 fiI;.~. 1fT 10+faI;.Jft. Amenities available (if not IIvaiiabe within the village. II dash ( - ) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets.the distance in broad ranees viz-Skms.S·1 O);ms and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is a"ailable is given).

~------_..._------~ imUJ'lll' r'fflF;rm litii IliT cn;ft iT"i ail. ann

182 rr;r)f~ 2,370.06 3,638(585) P(:2),M(I), D( I) W PO Friday BS PUC(I) 183 ~;"rl1i ... t 1,085.47 985(176') P( I) -(-5) W PO -(-5) -(-5)

184 'Il1'il'T Ii~T 204.32 191 (29) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

185 ~

186 ¥"!r 155.25 375(58) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

1!!7 vnn>isT 442.06 473[85) P[ I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10 ) -(5-1.9)

188 ~PL V~T 419.88 215(34) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-.(,) -(5-10)

]89 ;:l, ViT 497.82 379(60) P( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

)90 1:r1'1'1~ '!,'Ar6' 667.92 812(143) P( 1 ) -(5-10) W -( 5-10) -(5-10) -( 5-1 C)

191 i

192 ~1f~~J 244.11 384(64) P( I) -(10+) w -( --5 ) -( 10+) -( 10+)

193 ii

194 'Il111!U iII1~ 349.54 253{45) -(-5) -( 10+) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

195 <:rrJ'll'<:F 'TOl~ 526.72 511(96) P( I) -(.5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(.5-10)

196 1l1FfT 1126.13 411(75) P( I) -( 10+) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

)97 ~l'frfw arrlR 204.57 18J(31) -( -5) -(10+ ) w -(5-IC) -(5-10) -(5-10)

198 i(Fi\";r 983.76 417(68) :-( -5) -(S-10) R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

199 'Ilr:::

2UO f.ti:q~:n 339,06 207(39) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) Amenides and Land use Agar Tahsil

~;rII', ~ OIIAm(~ "fir ~ If;) f.rf':r;:;r ~ ill iii ~~"'l~ ~lIil.f<: if ~ ~ ~ ~ ~r;r 01fi) (fiIr.~. it) Land use (i.e .area under different types of Land use in bectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.)

,..--.------_.,._------~ iT't "m it; fri lim it; In f,,"NIJ ~ ~ er~ Remarks (tTrIn: en~ includin& "r~l ~) any place 0' Appro- Nearest Culturable Area not religious. 8eh town and waste(inclu- available bistorical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri- ding' gauchar for or archaeolo- Name of VIllage (in kms) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 a KR Agur (19) Jowar, 11.67VV 112.42 34.22 60.99 Pipaliya Kalan Maize PR Agar ( 16) ED, EAg Jowar, 8S.3SVV 1,686.05 305.50 293.16 Tanodiya Maize KR Agar (19) ED,EAg Jowar, 22.s2VV 809.47 179.25 74.23 Gundi Kalan Maize KR Agar (23) Jowar. 3.24VV 133.55 52.90 14.63 ·. Bhacha Khedi Maize KR Agar (23) Jowar. 0.36VV 5S.52 12.05 5.25 Gundi Khurd Maize KR Agar (18) Jowar, 2.54VV 124.42 11.89 16.40 Sutbeli Maize KR Agar (15) Jowar, 63.01 18.37VV 236.77 113.25 10.66 Kbima Khedi Maize KR Agar (14) Jowar,106.50 1.27VV 195.19 107.20 9.72 ·. Ganau KbedfJ Maize KR Agar (16) Jo~ar, 35.33 19.78VV 211.71 139,00 92.00 Dond Kbedi Maize KR Agar (18) Jowar, ·. 18.19W 495.21 13P.97 23,S5 RampUf Bhundwal Maize KR Agar (13) Jowor, 57.89 6.24W 192.93.13.79 52.31 ·, Lakhaman Khedi Maize KR Agar (13) Jowar, 10.23W 145.62 47.92 48.34 , . Jctpura Maize KR Agar (16) .. Jowar 4.10W 246.SI 113.63 Il7.l7 Newari KR Agar (16) Jowar. 4.2SVV 154.92 55.82 134.52 ·. BhiJJlpura Alar KR Agar (20) Jowar · , 9.65W 351.2S 98,80 67.02 Ranayr. RathQf KR Agar (18) Jowar ·. 4.S7VV 238.10 162.61 420.85 Gata

KR Agar (20) Jowar 4,46W 143.12 26.32 30.67 Kumariya Asaf

KR Agar (12) .. Jowar, 23.10R 397.76157,72 40S.18 Badgon Maize ·. RR Agar (9) Jowar, 336.55 Bhadwa " 23.44R 368.49 205.93 Maize KR A,ar (14) ., Jowar. 4.79VV 204.72 103.51 26.04 ·. Ki.hanpura Maize 84

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{,Iflr;itlr VT1I' I6T IIT1I' VT1I' IliT p~T ~i!l ;;r;r~'l1lt

,...-----~------~------~ Ihrf4f'lr f.. f.r.~ ~ 'liT qrfT m; 3!h: Ulff7/i',_R:/IfiT f~1 ~oqa:~, 'IH iii f~ llf~ if>i1 iii (~ ;JC~I'f, ~it Loca· Total ~i!ft'il',:;m' .lim) , lioD Total are. population Day or Communica. ~ode of the and Drinking days of . tions(Bus·stop. QWlI' Name 0' village (in number of water Post and tbe marketl railw"y station. liIer Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat ,if any water way).

~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 i 9 10

%01 r.rf'~ errrr{ 894.C}0 790(130) pel) -(-5) w ~(-S) -(-5) -(-5)

202 tmI' _,"t 360.90 455(77) P(l) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(~-IO) BS

203 -;a1I'f~r tor" 303.80 343(66) P( I) -(10+) w -(5-10) -(10+) , -(-5)

204 .nor ,,~"t 231.30 175(33) -(-5~ -( 10+) W -(-5) -( 10+) -(5-10)

205 lfi'If;:rriWr 275.11 250(56) -(-5) -(10-!-) W -(5-10) -( 10+> -(-5)

206 llifiti~ 484.10 249(51) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

207 ~, 306.22 150(29) -(-S) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

208 it!"t 925.45 797( 122) . P( 1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

:Z09 iQ (m~) 588.75 382(66) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

210 1II1Lf'rlfT IIJl1l'l 593.16 493(87) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

211 ~ 1,410.69 1,494(276} P(J) -(5-10) w PO -(5-IO) -(5-10)

2J:Z ~~ 663.69 . 560(98) P(I) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

213 'roj1(~ 1,045.53 763(131) P( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

2]4 ~q"'rllm 464.01 395(73) -(-5) -(S-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(S-IO)

215 IfT

216 ,!~~r 480.34 169(29) -(-5 ) -( 10+) HP -(-5) -( 10+> -( 10+)

2]7 'Ti~(T.~ 598.57 423(70) P{ 1) -( 10+) W -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

218 WTf'A 590.68 518(102) , P( I) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(-5) ~(5-10)

2]9 flmlfT ~~" 369.51 428(80) P(l) -(5-10) W -(5-]0) -(5-10) -(5-10)

220 q;r'tt1 63,90 26(6) -(-5) ... ,5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5 ..10) 8S , Amenities aM Land use Agar Tahsil

'Iflr ~~ (8l"dir 1f1ii ~~ iIi"'r ~f1t;of fili~T it; i" fa-tCflll''''r artil1I; , • ~'~In if ~ lMIiiRlr it; lIT ~fo'f tIIIi) it~fIlIi Land use (i.e .area under different types of Land 6!'l

1 J j 2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 KR Agar (13) Jowar, ------" <6.S4W 382.52 195.68 .290.16 J ha lara Agar Maize KR Agar (9) .. lo.war, <2.32VV 248.63 62.26 27.69 Pal Khedi Maize PR Agar (13) Jowar, 10.6C~ 186.59 59.66 46.95 '. Umariya Devd. Maize PR Agar (13) Jowar, .' 7.48W 129.62 43,54 50.66 Peetha Khedi Maize PR Agar (12) Jowar, IO.79VV 131.42 64.53 "68.37 Kachnariya Maile PR Agar (9) Jowar, 9.24VV 238.36 62.38 174.12 Kankar Maize PR Agar (9) Jowpr, O.B2W 128.19 44.30 132.91 Jogpura Mai7e KR Agar (5) !lAg. ED' Jowar '. ~2.49VV 573.13 197.15 102.68 Dhoti I KR Agar (3) EO,EAg Jowar ·. 22.06W 161.54 122.64 282.51 Pura (SahabnaSar)

KR Agar (3) EO,EAg Jowar ·. 31.42W 277.07 115.58 169,09 '. Jamuniya Agar

KR Agar ( 8) EO,EAg Jowar 12.22W 1.005.74 209.79 182.94 Bhayana

KR Agar (5) EO,fAg Jowar 6.06W 427.56 119.02 111.05 Semlj

PR Agar (5) Jowar ·. <0.90W 376.93 168.03 479.67 Parsu Khedi

PR Agar (6) EAg Jowar ~.4SVV 252.93 87.17 120.46 Kundla A,ar

PR Agar (9) EAg Jowar 44.S7VV 921.55 331.01 326.66 Palda

KR Agar (11) Jowar 42.21 69.63 368.50 .. " Dudbpura KR Agar (18) Jowar " 8.02VV 173.85 98.96 317.74 Karwa Kbedi

KR Agar (17) Jowar •• t,110.75VV 128,6S 131.85 219.43 • • J,.IIdwan

,. .f1 •.ffW S6.61 M(Cj fiplrya KlJmnar

KR Alar (14) Jowar •• .. 1.18W 27.68 25.55 9.49 Pacbori t' 86

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,."Ift'q 'Ill' lIlY 11'1'11 11'111' ~, ~~pn :a-qomr ~'i;f.n1T~(~ft' 1J1'l'I' if ~tt ~oEr r.t. t tIT 1f'i'm1I' if(-) t.r 'I"I'flfrfPIf t m p~ ~~ 8l'h: m iiIT~ ifl' ~ it l1Tt1' it f'SRr.ft' ('(t Il"i ~mt ~ t Jiti a'I'1: ~ If( ~ ~ (pzzn: it) ~"tm' ~ SAil1: ~ ~ ~ t-s f.!i .l'I1., 5-10 f.!i.'I'l'. zrr 10+fiIi.~. . Amenities available{if not availabe within the village, a dash ( - )1& shown in tbe column and next to it in brackets. the di~tance in broad ranges viz-Skms.S.l0kml and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). ,..-.------_--"'--_--_---:.._------.. isrfilll; Rrf%cm tftiI'~qy;ft IJiIi ~ ~/~J"'r f{'f/ W;mlill1!~r

222 ~1 'f(lIR 686.42 405(72) P(1) -(-5) W -(-5) -:-(5-10) -(-5)

223 ~ 25S.00 63 (11 ) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(S-]O) -(5-10) ,

224 ~ 368.94 726(134) P(I) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

225 ~ifI~ 1,698.58 4,949(862) P(2).M(l). PRe( 1) W,HP PTO Friday BS PUC{I) 226 ml~ 76.09 79(16) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) . -( -5)

227 rij1fJ'q~ 463.05 350(66) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

228 om: .~1 456.52 213(38) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-S) -(-5)

229 m~1lfifJ 384.29 450(77) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5).

230 l'I't,r ~1 306.67 423(75 ) P( 1) -(5-10) W PO -(-.5) -(-5)

231 ~~R~ 342.34 301(60) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

232 vt'li~1 246.10 381(78) P(I) -(-5) VI -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

233 ifnrfW 166.24 267(55) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

234' 'lfl~~" 207.16 136(28) -( -5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

235 arJ;:p

236 II!.ml'T~:l!.1i 369.08 301(57) -(-S) -(-S) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-S)

-(5-10) 237 ~.~ lffirl1: 495.01 389(60) -(-!! ) -(5-10) w -(!!-10) -(5-10)

238 iIR:~ 319.71 379(60) P( J) -(-S) w -(-!!) ... (-5) -(-S)

239 'lfniT 117.02 168(30) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(S-IO}

240 ~~')-ar@", 663.14 766(135) P(l) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 87

Amenities and Land use Agar Tahsi)

'!fiI' ~Pr(8I1I'm ,!fif ~ ~ firf1r;;r fin;iY it; n tltilJ'{ it f~ ~ iii U ~ 811i) Land USe (l.e.area under different types of Land use in hectares rounded uP. to 2 decimal places.) ,._------"------~ ~ .eft it; ftrIl ~ it; fiN r~ ~ if~ III'~ Remarlai (~IIit~ fncludin8 -.r~~) any place 01 Appro. Near~. Culturable Area nOI religiOUS. ach 10WD and waste(inclu­ available historical 10 djstanc~ Power Staple Irrigated Unirri. dins'gauchar (or or archaeolo­ Namoof Village (in kms) supply food For~1 by source gatecl and .,ova) cultivation gical interest Village 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 KR Agar (13) Jowar 144.47W 55.05 105.09 117.55 Pechora

KR Agar (13) Jowar .. 4.39VV 244.94 132.84 304.2' Chikli Parmar

KR Agar (14) Jowar O,92W 165.99 43.02 45.07 Abhepur

KR Agar (18) ., Jowar .. S,72~' 211.6S 78.95 72,62 Shivgarh

PR Agar (18) Jowar 236.0SW 892.85 396,39 ]73.29 Kasba Kanad

KR Agar (22) Jowar 1.36W. 91.78 2eU 11.82 Pala Lakhi KR Agar (21) Jowar 66.91W 271.46 93.46 31.22 ·. Singawad

KR Agar (21) Jowar .. 4.S5W 338,41 73.03 40.53 ·. Bor Khedi

PR Agar (22) Jowar 6.69VV 262.07 69.08 46.45 Samgiltlana

KR Agar (34) .' Jowar S.8SVV 229.33 43.45 28.04 Matbura Kbedi

KR Agar (30) Jowar '. 4.04VV 2S2.99 63.92 21,39 Iklera Kanad

PR Agar (2) Jowar S.OOVV 183.07 41,08 16.95 Khankari

PR Agar (23) Jowar 4.S6VV 116.87 26.11 " 18.70 Gajariya

FP Agar (27) Jowar " 11.48VV 150.00 31,85 o' OhoQsli

KR Agar (27) Jowar 58.19 20,6S 8.1& t.

KR Agar (21) Iowar , . 1.79VV 246.87 74.S9 45.83 KQndla Bujnt,·

PR Agar (ll) " Iowar 4.J1VV 142.72 122,23 225,85 r. l\ajakhedi kumhar

PR Agar (13) .. Jowaf 5.a5VV 152,'5 93.17 68,14 .. ArID" pa Agar (14) 'r Jowar or ',53W '6.90 20.~8 33.61 r. JllIadle. pa Agar (14) .. JoWIt' •• 9.17W 327.56 124,65 20]'76 ·• Nap7akIJedi Ahir 88

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fllfT;iN VPJ iii' If11I ..rlfIlliJ p~r ~iU lil"il-Wctur-t(lff.~.l(r 1O+fif;.~. Amenities available (if not availabe within the \·iJIage. a dash ( -)is shown in tbe column and next to it in brackets,the distance in broad ranges "iz -5kms,5-] Diem. and IO+kms "r the nearest place where the facility is awlilable is given).

r------.,..,._------~ i.mr.; f",fifi~m rir.t llir 'l'J'ift ¥Tifi 8'lh ifll'iR, ~re: j;r.T fq.r! ~ lIq'lf~r !ITt it; fq.r Iff

242 ili'U 222.04 ]39(21) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-·10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

243 ~~fw 348.60 241(37) -(-5) -(5-10) W -( 5-10) -(5-10) -(5-]0)

244 ;f~T ~1, 964.30 8S8( 137) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

245 f'lomf~l(r 449.88 36](64) P(] ) -(-5) W -(-5) -( 10+) -(10+)

246 ,!~rf~lJT 9SI.08 677(123) PO) D( I) W PO -( 10+) -( 10+)

247 QIT],,:,T ~~If' 307.49 203(31) -(-5) -(-5) W -( -5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

248 Ijl'[ri'r ~T 250.93 256(43) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -( 1 0+) -( 10+)

249 Bf-;:;r'T 361.69 286(45) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+) -(10+)

250 f'i~T :q"rT\ 389.40 444(86) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(10-:-) -( 10+)

2jl .rorrr 1,060.84 549(98) pel) -(10+) w -(-5) -(S-IO) -(S-IO)

252 ~11<1r .~'T 315.06 301(63) P( I) -(10+) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

253 f~1fT !!TTi[ 295.66 3]6(64) -( -5) -(IO-,L) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

254 ~T~T ri~T 261.73 152(33) -(-5) -( 10+) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

255 ~ir~~ itiAi'T 658.74 558(87) P( I) -(10+) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

256 ~l''T 945.07 898(183) P( 1) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

257 llilTi{~ 692.89 515 ( 100) P( 1 ) -( 10+) w -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

258 'lillr.r

259 ilT'ir .~ 167.35 192(40) -(-5) -(5-10) W _(-5) . .. (-5) -( 5-10)

260 fil~ ti~r 110,15 32(5) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-s) -00+) 89

AmeJdtles Jl..,.LaD~ ase Agar Tahsil

"!fi1 ~"\1t('T'I~ ",fit ~ "'" f.t~ ~ II; \lill ~ ~ • ,,~lh: 1t ~ ~ iii Wt ~~) • itfu'¢fl1Ii' Land use (j.e.area under differe,nt types of LaIld ' ..,.., ~ use in hectares rounded up. to 2 decimal places.) • it; ~

,------_,_--i---...--~ ~ •• 'Wif '1rl!lor'f W It1: irit it; fiR .!ft it; ftR I t~fif\'l fiJ~tI ~ ~ ,,~ Remarks , (~stn , in~udin.1 . ' , ..., ~~)\ any placo or Appro- Neare!1 CulturabJe Area hoi I religious. "Ilob' 'lo~n'a~d waste(inclu- available hislorical to ' distance ... Staple IIrri~ted Unirri- ding puchar for or archaeoJo- Name or I Village l(in kms) food Forest by scurce gated and groves) cultivation sical interest Village 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2

"PIt------Agar (16) 9.~0\V 1¢0.6S 125.38 123.97 Nanu Khedi

PR Agar (I ti) 2.48VV 87.39 79.8i 52.35 Dhandera I' f

PR A.gar (16) 1.40W 90.60 92.00 164.60 Raipuflya

KR Agar (16) JQlllar a.G9~' 380.82 276.43 304.96 Dada Deed

KR Agar (11) S.S9~ 277.10 96.93 6Q.96 ..

KR Agdt (15) JowQr 111.1iW 415.49 193.88 322.59 Ghuraslya

KR Asar (IQ) Jow<\r 2~94W 122 90 83.15 41.94 Gansada Bujur. f ' MaJ/e 1 KR Agar (11) .. JO\l'ar ,­ ~.38W 111.12 70.851 122.14 Gangada Hadda l ' Maue KR Agar (10) Jov..ar. I 77 .75 90.07 93.87 Arni Ma17e KR Agar (18) Inwar. 3.04VV 205.21 96 ~3 84.22 Plpliya Junnlr Maqe, KR A.gar (20) lo\\ar393.07' 15.65W\ 299.00 121.23 225.89 Bajna , I I

KR Agar (19) jcv>ar 29.67 - 4.(301i'f 168.43 55.l7 57.79 Hamla Khedi

KR Agar (20) Jp\\8r S2.2li 8.23W 156)11 44.53 34.23 C(I),M(l). PipaliyaShab ,T( I) KR Agar (22) Io"!r 28.20 I.38W 157 36 32.43 42.36 Lakha Khedi

Falehpur Mendki KR Agar (24) ]owar 49.S? 14.01W 261.33 200.99 132.84 ..

KR Agar (19) Jowar .. 6.50W 492.24 190.28 256.05 T(I),M(2) Pacheti I~ Sanawada KR Agar (19) Jowar 9.68VV 408.11 J57.48 117.62 "

Sanawadi KR Agar (18) 7.50W 128.08 l7.27 30.45

Napa Kh

5.63 Nindu Khedl KR Agar (19) Jowar 0.42W 48.54 25.56 '. 90

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fill'"",, ~i!I' ;;r;r-{jfcnrr~ ("'~ ~Jll' if Wcr!lflt ~!l ~ ~ m~~ if (-) i~ IiJ1lTlTT ffi • 1111' 11&1 iii'" VTl'I'lIi' ~~T !fit. p.nmr ~~ aft';: tnlif; IITI:( ~ ~ if!l1'l'l' ~ fsre;ft ~r II<: ~ ~ ~ mt m II<: !!IiI ~ ;r1=j(1 (a.tlll if) IIItPn w SIlfI\ ~ ~ qf t-s fiI;.ff)., S-10 fq; .ff) ...., IO+fiI;.1ft. Amenities available(if not availabe within the village, a dash ( - lis shown in the column and ncxt to it in brackets,the distance in broad ranges viz-5kms,5-fokml and 10+ kms of the nearest place wbere tbe facility is available is given). ~------~------~ i~ f'ifllitm tftit IliT qt;ft I11!i &t"rl mm:,~JFfi' fr.r/ nn:i!f!'I'~r lTTl it f~;r ... fa: ~ q) ( ;p:r ~a-,,,. ~~ Loca· Tota\ "~lIt~,~~). tion Total arci population Day or Communica- code of the and Drinking days Of tions(Bus-stoP. Dum- Name 0' vilIage(in number of water Post and tbe marketl railway station. ber Village bectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph bat,if any water way).

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 261 ~1~ 130.08 119(30) -(-S) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

262 'fr~ 527.39 395(56) P( I) -(5-10) w -( -5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 263 ""T~ 132.18 126(20, -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 264 -(5-10) -(-5) a'T1'Ir ..., ,454.86 409(62) P(l) W -(-5) -(-5) 265 -(-5) ~1 306.52 162(34) -(-5) -(5-10) :&,.W -(5-10) -(5-10)

266 D( I) PO !!<1A' .~'\' 205.77 364(79) P( 1), W -(5-10) -(5-10) M(l) 267 '_'lIl.rtt 103(20) -(-5 ) -(5-10) W -(5-10) 58.40 -(5-10) -(5-IO~

268 244(47) -(-5) W -(5-10) fqi'IT~~ 142.06 -(S-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

269 ~"fif)'{ 305.67 471(81) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5, 270 i1fflTi~ Ifi~ 344.03 394(72) W -(-S) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

271 If,f~T 258.85 328(64) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) 272 'IfT'l"fI('Tlr 721.56 1,098(202) P(1) -(5-10) W PO Wednesday -(5-10) 273 442.79 525(86) P( 1) ..-r;n ~i"' -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-]0)

274 or.);: ~~) 306.35 285(46) -(-5) -( -5) R -(-S) -(-5) -(-5) 275 'Il;'lflIT 207.14 334(50) -(-5) -( -S) R -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

276 ~r 2]6.36 350(64) P( 1) -(5-10) R,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 277 lIfTlf'-fr 1fTe) 224.24 185(35) -{-5) -(5-10) R,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 278 iTcrlll'T 438.40 627(114) P( 1) -(5-10) W,T,K -·(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 279 ~l:)IIiT~ 346.71 296(55) -(-5) -(S-10) W -( 5-10) -(5-]0) -(5-10) 143,293.18 139,269 P (172) fihl ( 24.343) M (8) PUC (2) 91 Amenities.. and Land use Agar TahsU Q'11f alii f.r;mr~ ;m: ~ ,,- 'LA ~~(1If'.Ii

KR Agar (IS) Jowar 4.71W 223.59 106,90 192. ] 3 Manakpur

KR Agar (19) Jowar . , 96.611 21.17 14,33 Kripalpur

KR Agar (22) Jowar 3,30W 184.48 75.09 ] 91. 99 Ghani Kbedi

KR Agar (22) Jowar 1,09W 159.29 37.64 108.50 Alampura

KR Agar (22) Jowar 1.14W 134.04 52.18 18.41 Hargan Khedi

KR Agar (23) Jowar , . 43.04 8. J I 7.25 Oujar Khedi

KR Agar (23) Jowar 2.54W 103.09 23.62 12.81 Kundla Ithurd

KR Agar (24) .. Jowar 15.59W. 216.06 52.97 21.05 Kalmoi

KR Agar (22) Jowar 6.S3W 242.41 57.55 37.54 lassakhcdi Kanad

Kadiya KR Ag~r (22) Jowar 7.S6N 181. 73 46.49 23.07 .'

KR Agar (25) .. Jowar B.23W 557.52 84.81 71.00 M(l) Chandangaon

KR Agar (25) Jowar 5.36W 280.38 122.49 34.56 .. Chaeha Khedi

KR Agar (20) Jowar 1. 7SR 119.06 52.58 '2.96 Ko}u Khedi

KR Agar (27) Jowar 7.84R 159.03 26.57 13.70 Bhadbhunji

KR. Shajapur Sowar 170.79 30.17 15.40 Sutada (24) " " KR Shajapur (23) Jowar l.llR. 156.06 36.54 29.53 '. Akya Dhati Batawada KR Shajapur (20) Jowar 2.02W 323,69 71.60 41.09 .. Kbajuri Kllnad Jowar O.86W 289.75 30.88 25.22 It KR Shajapur (19) " 1,420.04 76,179.79 21,750.93 N(S) 5.645.36 29,655.64 M(J2) Tot.1 CCl) T(4) 92

""~smi ~ 'If" :Jq1f)1I "l"',!'( qa'" .. - ,,,r-mr VI1I' 1IiT 111" 1'111' Il'iJ p~T :atf<'r"l l;fil'.~m~(lI'fr: '1T'11' it ~~ \m'f18" ~-l m~ il" (-) iw ~ IRT , ~ pil'll'i'l ~ II'furrit m ~ iTT~ ~ ~ it 111"1' U' f~ ~ q"( ~ ;mrsll l ~ ~ If"( !f~ ~ "I'~ c,.ill''t it) "'on ~!I"Ii"J<: ~ if'T lTH-s f.t; .111'., S-I 0 f.!; .l'J'T. liT IO+f.!;.ift. I Amenities available (if not avallabe Within the vIllage. a dash ( - )18 shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the d1stance id broad rartges VIZ -Skms.5·1 O)cms and 10+kms of the nearest place where tile faClhty IS available IS given) .• ~------~------~ i~ Nfilim rir.t fit qr;ft ~~ 1If~ vay slatlon • be' Village •hec:tares) households Educational Medical ~Potable) Telegraph bat ,It any I water way). 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 !II 10 ------_ - 1 Ift~ 688.56 766(169) P(l) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

2 it'lifT .n 321.04 226(43) -(-.5) -(-5) w -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

3 'fiA!f;T 514.08 57S(105) P( 1) -(-5) W -{-S) -(-S) -(-5)

4 ~~'Tcm:r 956.89 1,110(189) P( J) -(5+10) W -(5-10) -(i-IO) -(5-10)

s 1t1~.n 1,329.23 994(171) P(1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

6 n');ft 409.88 649(107), P( I~ +-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) , . ., ~1"I'ln'~~' 417.94 653(109) PC 1), -(~5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) \ ~ 8 "){':rr ],684.282,768(S08) P(2) , SMP(l) \V PO& Thul~da) -(5-10) 1\1(1) Phone 9 (11'\1 179.99 248{40) -(-5) -(-S) W -(-5) -( -S) -(5-10)

10 ~lfT 457.19 559(92) P( 1) -(-5) W\ -(-5) -(-S) -(5-10)

11 'A''WrT 478 .26 677(113) P(I) -(-5) w -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10)

12 ~fi'1li ..it 122.38 141 (27,) -(-5) -(-i) w -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

13 ,"Zf;;rT Ifi''l 460.91 176(30) P( l) -(-5) W,R \ -(-5) -( -5) -(l0-r>

14 ~~;;') 290 61 189(29) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

15 rr)f

]6 if7"A~ 930.82 1.435(253) P(l) , SMP( 1) W PO& -(5-10) -(5 10) M(I) Phone 17 'if)!;' 86S 63 1,169(240) P( 1 ) D( I) W -(-5) Tue~day BS

18 fir"iT"fT .51 364.09 468(77) P( 1 ) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

19 ~\;;Tlf 953.15 1,038(181) P(I), -(-5) w PO -( -5) -(-5) M( I) 20 ;;n

Amenities and Land Dse Shajapur Tahsil

11'111' IifIfi fifimpr ~ f.m '!,aq '!fir ~nr(llP{nr 'l'fir ~ 'Ii'\' firfitnr ~ ~ eRr ~qaftm~, V11I' 'liJlfI'Il 'fII'it • 1t1'~{6 ~ IIiI1tmr ~If€ll': iI' f.N~iI1f ~ ~ .n ~ ~) ~fu¢JfJ llir wrll (f.I;.~.ir) 'li'CVt Land use (I.e .area under different types of Land III1I1rr ~ use in hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) ~it;~ uf(cr ~------~------~.itt _ firi If'II' UJ'lllf) @I' m: Iicfl' ~ fri r~~ r~m ~~ ar~ Remark. (tim:~ Includinl ~~) any place of Appro- Nearesl Culturable Area nor religious, ach town aDd wasle(incJu· available IJistorica I 10 distance Power Staple IrrigHted Unirr!. dins gauchar for or archaeolo- Name of Village (m kms) supply food Forest by source gated and IfOves) C11ltivation gieal interest Village J1 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 JUt Nall-heda ( 15) Wheat, 26.39W 433.54 35.59 193.04 Parsu'a Jowar KR Nalkhedol (10) EAg Wheat, 16.98W 147.47 24.88 131.71 Meaha Kbcdl Jowar KR Nalkheda (17) EA Wheat, 30.83W 358.09 48.17 146.99 Fawaka Jowar KR Nalkheda (1 S) EAg Wheat, 34.78W SOI.70 82.78 337.63 Deharipal Jowar KR Nalkheda (17) Wheat, 32.ISW 1,003.86 99.74 193.48 Kadula Jowar ... KR Sarangpur (22) .' Wheat, 30,8SW 297.96 28.81 S2.26 Badaudi JoVl ar KR Nalkheda (f 8) EAg VI- heat, 54.15W 170,22 40.92 152.65 T( 1) Malaya Hec!l JOVlar KR Sarangpur (8) E.A Wheat, 114.60W 1,108.43 138.81 322.44 T(2), Mohana Jowar M(2 ),N(S) KR Saranl'Pur ( IS) VI heat, IS.87W 126.15 6.S2 31.45 Dungari Jowar KR Sarangpur ( 15) Wheat, . IS.41W 247.45 24.11 167.22 ., Manlaly. JOVlar · KR Sar.lngpur ( J 5) Wheat, 31.97W 347.48 46.67 52.14 Bhanwarasa JllViar KR Sarangpur ( 15 ) Wheat, ·. 11.79W 85 25 4.12 21.22 ., AdUm Khedi Jowar Wheat, 19.78W 320.71 24.22 96.20 Chousla Karjl.l KR Sarangpur ( 14 ) " Juwar KR Saraogpur (25) Whe'lI, 0.69W 14S.99 21.65 122.28 Badbeli J(lWdr KR Sarangpur (24) Wheat, ·. 12.46W 258.86 49.27 152.46 T(2) Govinda Jowar KR Sarangpur ( I 7 ) EA Wheat, 42.S4W 767.12 37.90 83.26 (Ml) Barnawad Jo\\'ar Wheat, 33 .42W, S19,S3 61.59 178.16 Choma PR Agar (26) EA " Jowar 72 .93R KR Nalkbcda (17) Wheat, O.24W 195,03 32.47 136,35 BiJna KI' "I 10\\,1, KR Agar (29) .. Wheat, ·. 82,23W 426.50 1~2.69 321.73 ., Burla) Jowa1' PR Aaar (28) Wheat, , . 3a.Sse 177 .OS 23.26 67.31 lawadl JO"'lr 94

p '3PI'6~r \m£OV 'i(if~mtt(lI'~ lim it ~ ~ ~ t m;mr;r it(-) iw ~rqqT l ~ qfu{ro ~ ~ IIT~ ~ ~ if lim ~ f;;re;f\' ~ ~ ~~~ ~EI ~ ~ a~ ~ q ra ~'thm ~ WIi~ ~ iI>'t tlH-s fiI;.~T., S-IO Pf .~. lI'T 10+fiI; "'fT. Amenities avaiIable(if not availabe within the village, a dash(-)is shown in tbe column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz -Skms.S-1 Olm. and 1 O+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given).

,.-..r ___ ..... ~ ______".______~ i~ r... f.r.

22 ~;;fT 66.71 11(1) -(-5) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-S) -(-5)

23 ~JlTr~T S16.S3 527(ICO) P(I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

377.26 451(66) pel} -(-5) vv -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

2S .1}f~T 480.26 677(122) P( I ) -(5-10) W.R -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

659.93 645(105) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) BS

152.42 210(33) -(-S) -(-S)W,HP -(-5) -(-5 ) -(-5)

28 'fkr~" SS4. 30 484( 8 3) P( I ) -(S-IO) W -(5-]0) -(5-10) -(-5)

29 :,;1lf~lJ'Pfi?"r 481. 31 486(86) P (I) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

30 f~ (wr'il"Il~) 1,231.26 638(123) P(I) -(-5) vv -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

347.35 318(51) -(-5) -(-S) w -(-5) -( -S) -(-5)

32 iIf~"'IIT 1,208.864,092(787) P(2).M(2), PHC(I), W,HP PTO& Monday BS PUC(I) D(I) Phone 281.67 394(52) -(-5) -(-5) vv -(-5) -( -5) -( -5)

250.01 211(30) -(-5) -(-5) vv -(-S) -(-5) -(-5)

3 5 fiflfr.'1fT "'"1" 612.08 1,262(224) P( I) -(5-10) W,HP PO & -(5-10) -(5-10) Phone 36 f~fG:lIT 855.97 879(153) P( I) -(-S) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

2,715.63 3,108(563) P(2), SMP( 1) vv PO, -(5-]0) -(5-1'0) M(l ) Phone· 80.58 ..

622.08 1,955 (3 J 3) P(I). M(l) SMP( 1) w PO -(5-10) -(-5)

352.01 371(56) P( 1) -(-5) w -( -5) -(5-JO) BS 95

Amenities and Land use -Sbajapur Tahsil

,,~~ ~1'tII, f~ 't,li'It ~ ~m(~ 'fa; ~ "",\, fi{fu;;r fiI;~ iii ~;J ~urr~. ~~ IIil ~ WJVN if iii 11) f1JI'J ifiIi) ~ ~-~ 'Ii'" ~Ifi~ f~ ~ ~¥~ ~r 'lfrd (fit;.~, i) UP"" Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land Bl'r.rr ~eRIf use in bectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) I[~ " ""'" r------~------~ «~ r.f flTUifT W ~ m~tn vattftri fum r"f.., ~!l~ 8l'T'\'I'i1i RCIIlarks (~~ includina ~T'U~~) any place 01 Appro- Nearest Culturable Area not religious, acb town and waste(incJu. availablo historical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirrj. ding gauehar for or archaeolo- Name 01 Village (in kms) supply (Dod Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gicaJ interest Village 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 IS 19 20 2 KR Agar (26) Wheat, .' ]6.S1W. ]25.93 11,88 34,65 Biragaon Jowar KR Agar (26) Wheat, 2.20W 47,48 5.97 11,06 Halllii Jowar KR Agar (28) Wheat, 15.87W 297.79 38.22 164.65 SaSadiya Jowar KR Shajapur (21) Wheat, I5,6lR 234.76 34.53 92.36 Bhandedi Jowar KR Shajapur (19) Wheat, I2.09W 304.77 57.14 106.26 Aro)j)'a Jowar PR Sarangpur (19) .' Wheat, 9.00W 298.09 42.26 310.58 , . Dhatrawada Jowar PR Sarangpur (20) Wheat, 0.9lW ]07.56 3.63 40.32 Pipalkheda Jowar KR Sarangpur (19) Wheat, 12.06W 313,99 22.67 205.58 , , ahandabedJ Jowar KR Sarangpur (I 8 ) EA Wheat, 16.57W 295,66 46.08 123.00 T(2) , Umariya Jowar M(2) Matewa KR Sarangpur (15) Wheat, 9.94W 963.26 106.33 151.73 Simrol (Sbajapul' Jowar PR Sarangpur (l6) Wheat, 2.13W 297.7I 3.76 43.75 Fardkhedi Jowar PR Sarangpur (14) EA Wheat, 90.12W 866.19 45.34 207.21 T(2),M(2). Badodiya Jowar C(2),N(200) Pi Sarangpur (12) Wheat, . , 26.02W 177.17 21.44 57.04 Jlmlay Jowar KR Sarangpur (14) EAg Wheat, 23.08W 167.70 4.67 S4.56 Rolyakhedi Jowar KR Sarangpur (13) EA Wheat, 101,OSW 316,44 31. 72 162'S7 N(2) , Nipanya Karjg Jowar T(2),N(2) Sarangpur (I 2 ) Wheat. S6.5SW 521.36 70.71 207.35 Sirsodiya KR EA " " Jowar Wheat, I24.80R 1,977.56 164.14 449.13 T(2) , Karju KR Sarangpur (10) EA " Jowar N(2) Uninhabited .' Suullr Khedi

3.s,SSN 390.S1 42.65 153,34 T(Z), MaDllnda PR Sarangpur (6) EA Wheat, " Jowar N(1 ) Kumhariyapal PR Sarangpur (5) Wheat, ' . 13,B7W 249.64 36.55 51,95 Jowar 96

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.1iT;ft!r VTIl 1IiI' ;mr lUI!' ~, fir ;;r.r~T ~;\l \jJ;:r"ifq\lT1t(~fq liJ'll' it ~ ~i9' If@ ~ mlr,l~11 il'(-) h ~J IJlfT' m rt IRilI"fi\'r ~ Iff'mU ~ :a.riti ~ if!'!f~ ir tr111' i;r f~ ~ rn: ~ ~9' ~ ~ if~ en: 11'1{ ~ llAn: (~"Zln: i) ~l Nr ~ SI'lIiR: ~ iifil 'It ~-5 f.I; .~j., 5-10 flt; .l1'T. lI"T 10+flt; .111. Amenities available (if not availabe within the village. a dash ( - )is shown in the column and next to It in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz -5kms.5-J Okms and JO+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given).

~----~------~------~ ii"8JfQA; r..-l%oo fr.J lliT. QTil"l I"TiIi ST'h iij~,~J?:J!fir f

42 i;{~~~j 133.19 109(14) -(-5) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -( 5) -(-5)

43 fi!:lTRlfr 472.43 417(87) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-')

44 ~Ii!

045 ~T~U ip 100.55 236(47) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

46 iI!1ti"lm"r 192.66 211(43) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

47 ~rm; wit 341.84 192(24) .-(-5) -(-5) w - (-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

48 ~ffi"i~"t 270.91 388(69) P( 1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS

49 ~~ 243.86 153(27) -(-5) -(-5) W - (-S) -(5-10) -(-S)

50 mll:if ~f'f 338.98 256(50) -(-5) -( -5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5)

51 ~r:ft~"" 404.71 341(56) -(-5) -(-5) W.N -(-5) -(-!') -(-5)

52 f~rq." 581.70 568(103) P( 1 ) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

53 q-;rT'I"il 331.82 625(103) P( 1) -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

54 ;;rTlI";:r 391.17 540(100) P( 1) -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

55 !!fll"'if 1,251 43 1.554(243) P(I) SMP(I) W,HP PO -(S-IO) -(-5)

56 q-r.n ,,~') 226.53 242(42) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(S-10)

57 m~j 210.01 504(86) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

58 Iqj;ft~.~ 94.72 ~"tm " .' 59 illTifl{"t VV 376.32 257(46) pet) -(-5) w -(-5) ~(-5) -( -5)

60 Ii~<: Vi'r 143.94 68(15) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-n -(-5) -(-S) 97 Amenities and Land Dse ShaJapur Tahsil

«('f 61Ii ~If'(, f"", 't,1IIlt '!flr ~~(~ 'ifI{ e~ 1Ii"t fifflM fif;~1 iii ~. f!cqvr"t f1nlflli. 'HI{ IIiT ;wr ~, qli ~.1& 11ft lI1i11lW ~1IfC!'~ it ~p;ij'1!' Iffl1I"!lf iii lit ~ iI'IIi) ~~~ 'fir I{ffl (fiI;.lft'. if) v;f1'li'r Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land 8!t1cI'r~ use ill hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) ~iIi~l ,..-_4______..J... ______--.., u-fifi" c;{ ~('!I

KR Sarangpur( J 6) , , Wheat, tl.07W 297.94 16.40 50.91 Anandi khedi Jowar KR Sarangpur( 1 S) Wheat, 4,38W 105.92 13,90 19,74 Manjur khodi " " Jowaf 98

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Ifi'~ f'iff.r.<~' ~ ilir IJrit m,8!'h: ifT?ff7/~~/iliT f~1 Af7 0lfCf~' <'In: ~ f.~ qf~ 'Ii'li ~ (OI'I'~~,t\II'~ Loca· Total ~~w;y,ToT-~flT) , lion Total area population Day or Communica- code of the and Drinking days of tions(Bus-stop, Dum- Name of village(in numbbr of water Post and the marketl, railway station, bet Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat ,if any water way), 2 3 4 5 tJ 7 d 9 10 ------61 ;r~, V~T 238.86 71(10) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

62 '~'ifT 342.55 879(157) P( 1 ) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

63 fqTf~r VIa- 569.25 1,190(227) P( I) -(5-10) w -(5--10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

64 ~ 558.37 457(87) P( I ) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -\5-10) -(5-10)

65 ""~if1 243.76 238( 47) -(-5) -(.5-10) W -(-.5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

66 1iJ)f1:

68 "'1\""1) ]24.21 95(16) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

69 ~ro:n 537.73 668(130) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

70 1!1i1'IT 482.28 500(96) P( 1) -(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

71 1I

72 mlJ-.,..;y1 119.15 177(31 ) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

73 'iflzr ~~, 205.07 260(48) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -( 5-1 0) -(5-10)

74 .:f1.:

75 qllll'T ri~r 133.58 ]69(30) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(S-IO)

76 !f~~T 680.86 676( 127) P( I) -(5-10) W.R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

77 ~~~ 169.45 92(19) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

78 ~)iIi;:lIior 416.56 681(103) P( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

79 fm~

80 'f\'I"1~ft. 305.93 223(38) P(l) -(-5 ) W -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10) 99

AmeDldes aad Land Dse Shajapur Tahsil

fAR ~ 'I'J1: r~ 'i"i wfir ;a''l"zrm (aJ'II're 'ffll' ;crqIiA ;pr flff':r:or fq;~l i6 lira R;t lJ1ll'f ari1rIfi , Vf'I" IIiT ilPi ~ q1i-ra ~ 1IITVT'1 • ~1f€lI<: it f~ijlf ~ i6 ~) ~JiI' ~) itftlwf'iPti ~r If,II (~,It, if) Vetil Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land 8f"Rr~~ use in hectares rounded uP. to 2 decimal places.) ~iti~l

,...------~------~ ~~ ft ~rnl it 1i1; lim it; fri wc:rr i6 foli fQ'IQ fwf'l(" ~!1 ifNfl lIl'''1qoriV Remarks (~ Bl'tl includinll ~~) any place 0' Appro- Noarcal Culturable Area not religious. acb town and waste(inclu· available bistorical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri· ding gaucbar for or archaeolo· Name of Village (in kms) supply food Fores. by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 KR Sarangpur (1 2 ) Wheat, 5.60W 146.02 15.02 72.22 Mahuwa Khedi Jo~ar KR Saran!!pur ( 12) Wheat, 23.57N 242.69 26.26 50.03 Dangicha Jowar KR Sarangpur (12) fA Wheat, tOS.24W 269.87 61.91 132.23 Kumariya Kha. lowar KR Sarangpur (15) .. Wheat, 18.S0N 313.01 97.07 129.79 Badoni lawaI KR Sarangpur (I 3 ) Wheat, 16,53W 136.20 27.36 63.67 Chandoni Jowar KR Sarangpur (13) EA Wheat, 135.15N 429.68 189.90 287.33 T(1) Khoriya Aima 10war KR Sarangpur (18) EAg Wheat, 23.44W 297.13 47.06 137.S7 Matewa Jowar KR Sarangpur (1 7 ) ED. Wheat. 14.30W 904.97 7.87 7.07 Dhakni EAg Jowar KR Sarangpur (I 7 ) EAg Wheat, 32.65W 299.81 67.31 137.96 Sarsi Jowar KR Sarangpur ( 16) ED. Wheat, 27.89W 316.~1 68.28 69.60 T(I). Matana EAg lowar M{I),C(I) KR Sarangpur (1 5 ) Wheat, 2.B5W 53.99 9.39 18.86 Kharhar Khedi Jowar KR Shajapur (I 6 ) Wheat, 0.52W 7.2.96 20.02 25.6' Gasomi Jowar KR Shajapur (19) '. Wheat, 3.94W 129.98 16.25 54.90 Bhata Hodi Jowar KR Sbajapur (17) Wheat, 5.82W 227.41 5S.6S 64.52 Hariyani Jowar KR Shajapur (17) Wheat, 1.89W '3.Q7 20.90 17.72 Peetha Khedi lowar KR Shajapur (1 7 ) , . Wheat, 21.7SW 401.53 98,24 159.34 Dhandlda Jowar KR Shajapur (19) Wheat, O.72W 115.47 19.0' 34.17 Dumahedi Jowar KR Alar (10) Wheat, , . J2.43W 293.58 46,03 154.52 ., Dokargaon Jowar Uninhabited .. ff Ihikdiya KR Shajap\lt (6) " Wheat, ll,46W 213.75 49.01 21.11 Palasi Jowar " 100

P ~T ~ ;sr.;~flJlt(~f't ~t-5 fit;.~., 5-10 fiI;.liT. ~r 10+f.r;.~. Amenities available(if not availabe within the village, a dash ( - lis shown in the column and next to it in brackets.the distance in broad ranges viz-Skms.5-IOkllll and lO+kms of tbe nearest place where the facility is a\'aiJable is given),

,...... ------~------~ r",f.I;

467.04 565(100) P(I) -(-S) w -(-5) -(-S) -(10+)

13 llimr 693.82 400(58) P( I} -(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

1,570.78 4,252(735) P(I)M(I) 0(1) W.HP PO& Monday PUCCI) Phone 569.31 492(81} P(I) -(-5) W • -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10)

200.65 246(44} -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( 10+)

178.S] 72(12) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -( 5-10)

88 lII"mIl 142.44 254(47) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

79.43

517.27 592(105) P(l} -( -5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(10 !-)

]61.55 266(49) -(-5) -(5-10) w -f5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

222.05 327(49) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-tO) -(-5) -(5-10)

372.31 556(97) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10)

476.70 535(87) pel) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10)

9 5 fi(lITiff 939.36 1,324(218) P(I)M(1) -(5-]0) w PO Tuesday -(5-11')

209.00 333(62) P(1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-S) -(5-10)

454.78 583(95) P(l) -(10+) W,N -(-S) -( +-10)

315.37 315(49) P(l) -(5-]0) W.R -(-5 ) -(5-10) -(5-10)

306.68 370(59) P{l ) -(5-10) W,SP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

563.78 537(94) P(1) -(H)+) W,HP -(10+) 101

Amenlde. anel Land use ShaJapur Tahsil

IIPI' ~ ~ifI1'~ f~ '!.1iQ' ~ ~"trr(iIfV(m ,,!fli ~ iIi"t flff1:r;:;:r fir>~ .. n ti"c~ EITfiIlI;. IIPI' ... ;:mr ~ qli""'f& lift ~~If' it fijlli!~ ~ iii lIT "fA' CIlJ) q~ 'I' ifni (~.~"t. if) VJ """'" Land use (i.e.aJeIl under different types of Lllnd II!1Iirf ~~ U" we in bectares rollnded uP. to 2 decimal places.) ""~it; f'fWl ,--.------..,....__------. ",f{6 fi '1ra-;rl 6 ~ 1iQ"'l' it; firit _tit .. fua flif'iB f",f... " i't<'lill ~ iIf''tWi1l R.emarks (l'im: aft~ includinl ~f7T1ffi\i ~) any place 01 Appro- Ncaresl CIllturable Area DO' religious, ach . town and waste(inclu- available historical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Cnirn- ding gauchar for or arcbaeoJo. Name 0' Village (in kms) supply food Foresl by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Villale 11 12 ,13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

KR ShajapuC( I 4 ) Wheat, 4.65W 141.05 27.58 90.25 Bhopa khedi Jowar KR Shajapur( 14) Wheat, 3'1.77W 305.43 65.75 58.09 Pipallya Navla)' Jowar KR ShajapUr( 13 } Wheat, 12,02W 349.51 144.64 ]87.65 ,. Kalva Jowar KR Shajapur ( 14 ) EA Wheat, 142.77N 809.80 249.L3 368.38 N( 10) Dupada Jowar M(4). T(5) KR Shajapur ( I 7 ) Wheat, 4.78W 350.11 43.62 170,80 Lasudiya laamal Iowar KR Shajapur ( 19) Wheat, .. 2.00W 121.72 24.24 52,69 DungargaoQ Jowar KR Shajapur( 15) Whelt, 3.14W 120.53 23,91 30.93 .. Kalmodiya .Towal' KR Shajapur ( 17) Wheat, ] .O~W 79.62 20.65 41.09 , , Aqkhali Jowar Uninhabited , . Bor khedi

KR Shajapur( 10) Wheat, 4.74W 369.37 61.30 81.86 Pachal' Jowar KR Shajapur ( 16) Wheat, 3.96W 112.65 17.51 27.43 Sodhna khedi J\.lwar KR Shajapur( 10) Wheat, 16.07C 111. 69 48,35 45,94 ,. Tugni Jowar KR Shrjapul' ( 15 ) · . Wheat, ]3.19N 223.92 68.30 66.90 Nagjhiri Jowar KR Shajapur( 14) Wheat, 18.9SN 315.07 51.84 90,84 .. Dcoci Mulla Jowar KR Shajapur ( 13) Wheat, .. 36.S7W 618.9] 104.17 179.71 Dijana Jowar KR Sbajapur( 1 ] ) Wheat, 2.S':;W 146.57 21.53 3S.35 Kumdi Jowar KR Shajapur( J J ) Wheat. 20.05N 282.40 82.58 69.75 Kakdi Jowar KR Sbajapur( 10) fAil Wheat, .. 37. SOC 155.73 68.64 53.50 Sapati EO Jowar KR ,Shajapur( 10) ·. Wheat, 6.83W lS2.72 56,06 61.07 Loda khedi Jowar XR Sbajapur( I J ) · Wheat, .' lO2.25C ZZ4.84 89.98 146.71 . , Dilodari . Jowar 102

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~------__,_------~ C~1IfiIf f.iffir.;:lit mit 'liT qr<{1 'fT'li a,'~ ~!1lrTIf.re;Iar.l f~{ fl~~~""T ,I'T't itr f...r lTt~ "'Ii iP (~;·nerq , ~<'I~ Loca- Total ~~lIT'l,;;r.r-~rlT) , lioo Total arca population Day or Communica- codc of the and Drinking days of tions(Bus-stop. num- Name or Village(in number of water Post and the market) raily, ay ~lation. ber Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat,if any water way), 2 3 4 S 6 7 Ii 9 10 ------101 iftqr~ 465.79 650(98) P( 1) -(5-10) W.HP PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

102 ii'll Ii~r 158.32 168(28) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

103 WoifItlf 406.11 476(84) P( 1) -(10+ ) w -( -5) --(10+ ) -(5-](1)

104 ")""I'r fifl~ 346.50 250(35) -(-5) -(10+) w -(-5) -( 10+) -(5-10)

105 ~'~,r 476.71 606(108) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

106 ~f: .... r liT1l' 681.56 330(50) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5j

)07 ~_;n: 336.38 450(79) P( 1 ) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

108 1,131.87 1,404(2:!8) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

109 '3T.RoT 671.]8 1.370(191) P(2) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -( 5-10)

110 or.~.ar: 224.83 376(73) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

Jll 'fiiif<;~ 258.36 387(71) P( I ) -(5-10) R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

1I2 ""'r""!~ ('!fnlT$') 270.97 4H( 10) P( l) -(5-10) HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

113 ilTTfr'.:r 222.41 73(12) -( -s) -(-5) HP,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

114 ~l\~ 116.91

115 !tirer 235.30 513(89) P( 1 ) -(-!) R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

116 iI~rfiflff 310.91 349(58) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

117 ~, 247.71 1,628(270) P(I).M(I) PHC(I) W,HP PO&: -(-5) BS PUC( I) Pbone J18 q;;~~r 663. S5 2,598(425) P(I).M(J) D( I) W.HP PO& Friday lis PUC( 1 J .phone 119 'I{=!i ~lfl' 96.01 "r~if .. ..

120 ,;<1111 a~) 226.27 1)(2) -(-5) -(5-10) R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 103

AmeDldes aDd Land Die Shajapur Tahsil

IIPJR ~~l; ~ 'L- wfir nqlrr(8I'Irm 'iffii' i~ ~ fiff1r;;r ~ ill •• ~ t1fiI1Ii, 11'11 !iii' "'" ~. '('ift1it~ IIIl 4fT'"" • ttilR it ~ftlI' flIlI'I1J' ~ f'lJ'f n) ~~ Sllnv (R;.~. it) pili Land use (l.e.area under different types of Land II11I1rr ~~ Ule in bectare. rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) .ilimft ,,,------~------,. IR ",n1 8 ~ .a-"r' fW .~ it! ft;ri ~'" ftrfU rwP« ~fI~ ~ Romara (~aft. ineludinl ~.) aDyplaceol A.ppro- Nearea' Culturable Area nOI religious, acb town and waste(incill' av.ilable historical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri· ding gauchar for or arcbaeolo- Name 01 Village (in kma) supply food PorOlt bysourco pted and groves) cultivation gieal interest Vmage It 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2

KR Sbajapur (10) Wheat. .' 46.82W 194.13 69.91 154.93 Gopipur Jowar KR Shajapur (10) Wheat, .. 21.64R 71.21 28.35 37.12 .. Bana Khclii Jowar JC.R Shajapur (11) Wheat, 29.9SR 204.27 44,94 126.95 Chhatllon Jowar Wheat, 18.07C 163.56 17.71 147.16 Chosla Nikulllbh KR Shajapur (11) " Jowar KR Shaja,ur (12) EA Wheat, .. 34.62W 271.59 29.46 141.04 ICunkdi Jowar .' 31.62W 234.28 122.24 293.42 Umariya raj l{R Shajapur (11) Wheat, " Jowar KR Shajapur ( 11 ) EA Wheat, 47.12W 206.48 2S.34 57.44 Kukdeshwar Jowar PR SaraDBPur (8) EA Wheat, 60.07W 791.03 99.58 181.19 Jlloda (Shajapur) Jowar PR Sarangpur (.5) EAg, Wheat. 69.0lC 407.79 64.47 J 29.89 Ukawat•• EO Jowar 27.74 54.36 Kamardipur ~R Sarangpur (4) EAg Wheat, 14.98W 127,75 Jowar JC.R Sarangpur (6) EAg Wheat. 9.49N 177 .49 28.66 42.72 Kabulpur Jowar KR Sarangpur (7) Wheat, 12.29R 183.26 35.32 40.10 Rasulpur Jowar (Sbajapur) KR Sarlngpur (8) Wheat, .. 2.09W 155.74 41.56 23.02 Baaoda Jowar .. Uninhabited .. ... Dbarli Konta KR Sarangpur (8) EAg Wheat. .. 183.64 lB.5J 33.1S Jowar KR Sarangpur (10) Wheat. 1.70W 334.64 26.61 17.96 B,ebh_llly. Jowar PR Saranspur (11) EA Wheat, 66.14N 112.96 24.12 44.55 T(9),M(3), Abhlypur Jowar N(5),C(l) Pa Sarangpur (1 0 ) EA Wheat. , . 97.98N 404.36 39.24 121.97 T(I).M(2), Paowadi lowar N(S2) Uninbabitod Cbalt Abhaypur " "

KI. SaraDIPur (14) Wheat. U.63W 16f.1I 6.9J 23.26 .. DIJrycala ~hccli Jowar 6.71N,PIlW 104

.,,"''!'' "~lw '"'1finml ~ P ~n

flllfr~ I'I1f ~ 111. .l1I' llir p~, ;myq ~ -Wcrtill~ (Iff,; 1lJ+r it Wirfmf G'fflifl ~1 efit IIir.IlI' it (-) fill 'I'IlPfr 'I'n t I5)w pllAmr l(Ii~ m~~"f!:i!"~ itlnll'f~ til'q't~~&'tmt~~ q t8 ij;n (lftlll: it) iii' PrJ ~ Sf1l;T\ ~ 1li1 ~ t-.5 fir;.~., '-]0 flI;.'J1'. 1fT ]O+f.r;.""'. Amenities available (if not availabe within the village, a dash (-)is shown in tbe column and Dellt to it iD brackets,the distance in broad ranges viz-Skms,S·10klJll ,.------....,,_------.and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is Siven). i~ f.f.Foo ofnr "'T owfI' m; at'h amm:/~/""T f'('fl ""~, 1fT, it; f;:;:r ITft I!1tf ~ (" '!r'l. 'tQ Loca· Total ~vr-r,~ .1'f11l) • 11011 Total area population Day or Communica- code of the and Drinking days of tions(Bus-stop. QUID- Name of viUa,e(in number of water Post and the market; railway stntil'n. ber Village hectares) bouseholds Educatiol!al Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat ,if any water way),

2 3 4 ~ 6 7 II 9 ------10 121 cftt~ J 57.43 243(43) -(-S) -(-5) W -(-~) -(-~ ) -(-S)

122 f'!~ (~1:) 177.14 Cl1'Wt'

J23 lrn:rtrvnll' 256.70 256(44) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

124 ~)<~ 811.24 1,507(249) P( 1) -(-5) W PO -(-S) -(-5)

J25 ~'t 155.31 22S(30) -(-5) -(5-10) R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

J 21'i 'Ii1Jf,1.IT 299.96 252(44) -(-5) -(S-10) R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

127 f'l"!IlPIiT 'lift U3.62 423(76) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

128 fifwJn 824.46 ],036(166) P{I) -(5-1b) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

129 itij:~ 296.22 368(60) -(-S) -(5-10) W,R -(S-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

130 'lJm 308.23 135(23) -(-5) -(S-1O) R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

131 ~~lf' 266.68 328(5S) -(-S) -(-5) 'W- -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

132 f"~r 470.81 557(109) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-S) -(10+) -(-S)

133 'Tlfor:r irlrTm 360.6S 690(123) P( 1), -(-5) W -(-5) -(S-IO) -(-S) M( I) 134 iI'

135 ffi«t~ 451.68 800(125) PC 1) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(10+> -(5-10)

] 36 q101i1T" 554.68 716(125) P(I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(S-10) -(-5)

137 ~i't"(T 1,398.41 2,892(436) P( I) • SMP( I) W PO& -(5-tO) BS.RS M(I) Phone 138 ilfii1!T~" 550.29 538(99) P{ 1) -(-S) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 139 """ ... 582.44 85(U) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) J4() ;r«TW 718.50 678 (12..S) (P) 1 -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(S-10) -(-S) 105 AmenitIes and Lind _ Shajapur TabsU

1!1r 6'lIi ~l'I1I'l ~ 'till '[flr iII1I'm (3!1ria 'lm ... ~ 11\'1' fcrf'R fitii;rl t a. lZcqQft-flrllflli. V!1r 111 ~ q.R ~,,~"t I~ ~ tI'11mI tlif~zr<: if f.11I;p;p ~ iii' III \'III'A' ~) ~~U1II lIir ani Cfili .tI'1. ) ~I Lane! use (i.e.area under different types of Land ~r~ uae in hectares rounded uP. to 2 decimal places.) ~~~ ,.------oof--"'------__-'" ~ ." "rfl~ ~ ~ .ift iii' In 1((1'1 iii' f<;r1l I\rfl!" f-mr ~~ ill'ifq~ Remark. (~~ including ~~) any place of Appro- Neareat Culturable Area nOI reljlious. ach town and waste(inclu- \ available historical to distance Power Staple Inigatecl Unirri. dina gauebar for or arebaeolo. Name or Village (in kms) supply food Forest by source &ated and grovea) cultivation gical interest ViII.,e 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 3

KR Sarangpur (I 2 ) Wheat, 29.29N 94.58 3.06 30.$0 '. Peer Khedi Jcwar Uninhabited '. Nitardi (Shajapur) Jowar KR Shajapur ( 12) EAg Wheat, 6.32W 12S.15 85.15 40.0S .. -Narayangarh Jowar KR Sarangpur (I 1 ) EA Wheat, 106.45W 514.58 82.59 107.62 T( 1 ) Morta Jowar KR Sarangpur (9) EAg Wheat, 12 •. 37 2.67 28.27 Ajmed Jowar Wheat, 3.03R 214.91 49.73 32.29 Karadiya KR Sa rang pur (11) " Jowar KR Shajapur (1 2 ) Wheat, 19.54W 231.12 70.30 ~S.66 Nipanya Dabl Jowar T( 1) KR Shajapur (13) Wheat, 17.31W 608.63 111.35 87.17 Nicbbma Jowar KR Shajapur (14) Wbeat, 11.21N 113.35 67.74 33.92 " Mehndi Jowar 57.41 49.18 Cbhayan KR Shajapur (15) EAg Wheat, 21.11R 11'.53 ". Jowar KR Shajapur (12) ,ED Wheat. S.SOW 212.52 1. 74 43.62 Tuhediya EAg Jowar KR Shajapur (11) EA Wheat. 21. 75W 344.93 31.86 72 :27 T( I) Piploda Jowar KR Shajapur (8) EA Wheat, 44.02W 241.70 26.96 47.97 RampuraMcwasa Jowar KR Shajapur (9) EA Wheat, .. 143.3JW '5.31 8.98 25.20 Mewasa Jowar KR Shajapur (11) EA Wheat. 31.37W 103.41 25.80 91.10 Pachola Saphal Jowar }('R Shajapur (7)' ,EAg Wheat, .. S4.S7W 282.37 43.42 174.02 M(J) Bbeelwda EO Jowar PR Shajapur (10) EA Wheat, 100.3SW 198.88 114.19 284.29 N(8) Sunera Jowar KR Sbajapur (4) EA Wheat; 21S.94W 160.88 77.79 95.68 ., Bajjabeda Jowar KR Shajapur (3) , . Wheat. 20J.53C 231.29 92.17 55.45 Lakhman Khedi Jowar PR Shajapur (S) EAg Wheat, 93.06W 408.76 63.63 153.0S .. Blrwa. Jowar 106

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f"rl'i\'ll VA III 1fT~ I"1lf iii' p1il~T ~cme

~ ------.--.------~ '",1VAi ~flt;(m !fr.\' 'tiT !fJill l'fif. aJR ~nrr>:/~/IfiT Wr/ ~ OlJ'IWfT ft'f' it f;:;; lfN 'ti'\i ~ (1P1 ~'?, >:;:r~ LOCI' Total ~";:r,;;J\'f-;mr) • lion Total area population Day or Communica- code of the and Drinking days of tions(Bus-stop, num- Name 0' village (in number of water Post and the market! railway station, ber Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Teiegraph hat,if any water way),

2 3 4 :i 6 7 ~ 9 10 ------141 "I'lII'lf'l1ll 440.82 600( 107) P( 1) D( I) W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS

142 ~1fi,r;;T 947.90 1,255(228) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(~-10) -(5-iO)

J,43 f

144 "'r~Tq 568.32 1,167(196) P( I ) -(-5) WHP PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

14S e1"f'l'~r 373.15 499(84) pel) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

J 46 ~)WII''3T1 408.05 877( 146) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

147 ~~if,F 329.35 1,349(225) P(1).M(I) SMP(I) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

148 1l'1~"I'ii'T 134.87 302(41) P(I) -(5-10) W.R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

149 i~, 157.72 145(23) -(-5) -(5-10) R.N -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

150 "Il 177 .94 179(30) -(-S) -(S-IO) W -(5-10) -( 5-10) -(5-10)

151 '~Tl!.'" 196.46 506(79) P( I ) -(5-10) W,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(S-IO)

J52 ,l'llOior 301.115 327(63) P( I) -(5-10) W,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

1.53 ifMi!Tlff ..~r 132.98 266(43) -(-5) -(!HO) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

]54 f~l!.~ 97.08 90(16) -(-5) -(5-10) R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10),

1 SS ';T

156 ~ 456.66 752(135) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(S-10) -(5-10) -(S-10)

157 ~'Ii'l:~ 238.39 134(23) -(-5) -( 5-1 0) R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

158 ~«flTjir 290.29 726(131) pel) -(S-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 159 ;ir.rlilJ .J~ 304.80 1f'Tq;:r .. ., 160 ",T~~~T 416.40 651(91) PC 1) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 101

Amenities aDd LaDd Dse Shajapur Tahsil

rr;r fA! f.:riIi~ IfIlt r~ 't- ~ IAlI'm (aJ'lR1 ,.f;r i9'1I'lI)1r III') fif",", fir;Rf *n f!tqvr) !1rf~, vr;r a II'Pl ~ ~ ~1lfl iii'" 'IimmI ,~'" 'ij f'll!>"'f;6lf ~ ~ ~ \'1{'ffl' WIti} ~~ (Ni.IiJ. it) 1~8" Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land 8f""r~ ~, "'" uae in hectares rounded up I to 2 decimal places.) ~~mif

,------_,_------~ ~~ ~nnl it ~ tftrr ~ ~ .('1'''1 ~ f<;ri " t'iff," f.r~ i'{\I('ill' .~ 1Ifl!'I1'I'i1l Remarka (~am includinll ""mIiff ~) any place 0' Appro. Nearest Culturable Area not religioul. acb town alld waste(jnc)u· availablo historical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri. ding gluehar for or archaeolo. Name of Village (in kms) ~pply food forClt by source pted and groves) cultivation gical intcreat Villago 11 lZ 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

PR Sh3Japur ( 7 ) £/\ Wheat, S7.79W 253.33 41.00 88.70 T( 1), Majhaniya Jowa, M(l) KR Shajapur( H) Whe;lt , 140.18W 512.00 88.92 136.80 Tukrana Jowar KR Sbajapur ( ii ) Wheat, 21 .19C n.78 26 15 29.07 Timaychi Jowar KR Shajapur ( I 0) Whear, · . 270.92W 1".65 90.00 38.75 T(2) Loharwas Jowar KR ~hJjapllf ( 7 ) Wheal, 117.58W 10.73 35.33 70.51 Cbhapiheda ]owar KR Shajapur( 7 ) BAg Wheat, · . 273,53W "".12 37.14 51.26 T( 3) Hirpur Bajja Jowar KR Shaj:jpur( 7 ) EA Wheat, ·. 203.92e 62.73 14.12 48.58 T(9) , Hirpur Teka lowar M(3) KR Sh;ljapur ( 8 ) Jowar, 1.98W 102.36 21. 5~ 9,03 Shamai Manda Wheat KR Shajapur( 8) . Jowar, 1.59R 12.21 47.U 26.73 Dekadi Wheat KR Sh~japnr( 9) Wheat, 2.01W U.84 49,76 29.33 '. Mahu lowar KR Shajapur( 9) Wheat, . O.74W J 3S. 68 37.67 22.37 .' Rampura Quju Jowar KR Shajapur ( 6) EAII. Whellt, 60. S4C ·U2.66 69.51 48.87 Raabei ]owar 'KR Shajapur( 7} Wheat, 8.67C 7j.24 30.29 17.78 .. Bawalira kbedi Jowar KR Shajapur(7) Wheat, ·. 2.21W 62.21 25.08 7.58 Piplliya Quj ar ]owar KR Shajapur( 6} Wheat, $O.76C 56.22 9.93 51.58 Narayangaon Jowar KR Shajapur( 6) Wheat, 149.48W 131.18 96.77 79.23 Salgaon Jowar KR Shajapur( 7) Wheat. 1.53W 111.14 76.40 49.32 Shankarpur Jowar KR Shajapur( (i) Wheat, 62.91W 152,5% 50,85 24.01 Harangaon .. " jowar Uninhabited ., .. N olakhi Seed

KR Shajapur( 5) EA Wheat, ., 244.94C 55.81 82,24 33'41 T( 1) Baiheda JOWl!r 108

~""'1: ~'" "".~f'f8Tq ~ 'Irq ~)" ~lII'r"'" I'PI' 161 IITV VPI' q;r p\i{;r~r :mrm :;r.r~fe!mtt(lfN 1I'1'll' it lJ;f.nrrlt:m-i!I';r~ ~ i'it;mrn if(-) iir !iI1I11I'r~' IliA pr~ ~~ sft'I: ~i'j; ;m' ~ ~ it '1P1 e- f;;{;:r;ft ~~ 'R ~f.I'aM ~ a~ rn q'{ ,,~ l~ lfIiR (,'ZIR it) lfi'\'U.T ~ srq;n: ~ q;1 trH-S f1Ii .111.,5-10 fit;.Il''t. lI'r 1O+f1Ii.~. Amenities available(if not availabe within the village. a dash ( - )is shown in the column and next to it in brackets.the distance in broad ranges viz-Skms.S-lOkml and 1O+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given).

~------~------~ im"I'F ~fif;ffi1 cftit ~T 1JIit'''r CI"fo 6ih .rsrr;:/~/~T f1{Jf/ W;mi!l'~r I:rrt it; f;:;r lI'f,pf.'tf ~ (

162 ~);f't 632.43 474(69) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

163 W~f 465.88 849(116) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

] 64 ""7r.fIIUt !Ion: 266.57 290(47) P(1} -(5-10) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

16.5 ;;(~') 266.28 443(64) P( I ) -(5-10) R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

166 iIl~t 14.16 "T<:A'

167 1IIl~;m 1i~1" 130.43 259(4S) -(-5) -(5-10) W,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) '- 168 'lJwt 164.26 363(70) P( I) -(5-10) W.R -(-5) -(-5) -(S-10)

169 .~~ 346.79 440(8S) P(I) -(5-10) w -(5-10) - (5-10) -(5-10)

170 ~m (il:nl} IS2.90 439(84) -(-S) -(5-10) R -( 5-10) -(-5) -(-5)

171 ml 671.91 250(50) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-S)

172 1!I"i-a 309.86 '242(38) P( 1) -(-S) W -(-5) :..(-5) -(-S)

173 fit1:lI""( 750.43 645(135) P(I) -(-5) W -(-S) -(-5) -(-5)

174 ~Pf~ rJ1l1:TIf a ~~ it f'fi'fR . ,

175 't<:T~r (~1'Ifl'1') "flf<:flI' e1iif lTT\i{f$1: if f1Il'ft.:r

176 ,,,,, ••f ~Uq II'fit w~ if fcrt:ft"f " ..

177 :rt'ff~ 67.99 lff'(f;r

178 iW~ m~ ff fil<'fTII .' , ~~ . ' • 0 mr

179 m~ Ii,," II'f"(f3f 11111 lT~ it ~');r .. • 0

180 ,""~T ;f)1:r.r o· • I 209.22 • 0 ...... IO? AlDeDitles and Land use Shajapur Tahsil

'111' lrIIi ~ .. ,,~ r~ '1- 11M ~(~m 'i(fiI" :rorm Itft ~ftr;;r f.I;~) it; •• f~tlJ1ll') urI1i1!i. Imr IIil if'" ~ ~~~ WRmI • ~~ it ~

Merged in urban area of ~hajapur '. Muradpura (Sbajapur) Merged in urban area of Shajapur ., Pllool KhecU

Uninhabited '1 Dansipura

Merged ill area ofShajapur , , Mahupura • I urban

Oolaya Khedi Merged In urban area of Sbajapur I, " IJllinbabited ., Mapri),. I I I I •• 110

~t."t ft'~ ""1f'Iali ~ p mtq

~6r ,tit IIR IftW .AIIil p~' rrnrq 15R'..,f.nm{(~ fl'Pf it ~ ~ ~ t til IIir.'Pf iI'( -) fir ~T 'Iln , ... ,_..~) t(Ii~ ~mll1'(~~ it''PI'~r_ ~1R~~t~mq-.: q ~ IPn ~wn '«I' 1IIIf( ;:if 11ft' ~ t-5 f.t;,,,,,,, 5-10 fir;.~. 1fT 10+f.t; .~. Amenities available (if not availabe within the village. a daah( - lis shown in tbe column and noxt to it in brackets,the distance in broad ranges viz -Skma,S-1 OklDl and 1 O+kms or tbe nearest place where the facility Is available is given) • .,.-.------~------~ ~ NfiI;mr !flit IliT qy;it rTIIi I!Jlt ifm7/~/lIir f~1 W;m arff'O 1f1'l .. fc;r lj'f{ 'Ii)f ~ (amf!A'. ~ LOCI· Total RII'iI',q~). lion rOlal area populatioD Day or CoJllmunjca- co4. of the and Drjnkinl days of tions(Bus--sIOP. num- Naraea' village(io number of water Post and the marketl railway station, ber Village hectares) household. Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat ,if any water way),

J 2 3 4 5 6 7 ~ 9 10 UI '_9I'hi" 259.32 377(56) pel) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-S) -(-S)

182 ~ 233.11 .. ,,1m'

183 ~l(lI" 694,19 387(61) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

114 395.88 449(75) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-S) -(-5) -(-5) .fq ." I., amn :rlrtl't 754.43 889(149) P(I), -(5-10) w PO -(5-10) BS M(l) 186 an:r il' 747. 18 1, 046( 160) P(2).M(1) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

187 f(fir." 546.77 897(151) P(I).M(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) BS

188 lfilorr 848.12 1,332(24S) PC 1) -(-S) w -(-') -( ... ,) -(-S)

119 .~(~) 435.51 616(91) P( I) -(S-10) W -(5-10) -(5.10) -(5-10) ltO iii" 657.2S .927(150) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-tO)

191 ~rrftmr 404,27 915(148) P(I) -(S-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

1'2 ~f~ 415,24 162(20) -(-S) -(5-10) w -(,-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

193 A;>M;r1fl 564,93 702(123) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

194 fuiTu 945.62 1,061(172) P(1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

US .nm 114.88 125(26) -(-S) -(-S) W.HP -(-S) -(5-10), -( 5-10)

196 ~ .. ~ 259.12 317(59) pel) -(-5) W.N -(-5) -(5-10) -(S-lO)

197 !rJi'r)lft 213.93 l{}Uif " "

UI ",,1'11'. 883,16 1,837(297) P( 1) SMP( 1) w PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

199 rqq-~r .. ~ 1,249,0] 1.050(170) pel) -(-5) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

200 ,"~a 1,189,00 1.486(237) P(I). SMP(l) w PO -(5-10) -('-10) M(l) Jlt

Ameoftles aod Land Q.4Ie Shajapur Tahsil

'{fit ;a'q1I"p,. (8l'I to "fir ~ !ffl' Nfu;;r f.I;~r ~ elir !a"tqllr'"t 1!I1T'flF • ~"~!f,{ iI" f.r.r.~1:I

KR Shaj:lpur (4) Wheat, 7.04N 251.31 J97.74 238.10 Londiya JOVl-ar PR SiI~Japllr (3) EO, Wheat, 22.01W 96.45 31.25 246.17 sanp Khcda EAg Jowar PR Shajapllr (6) FA Wheat, 78.23TK 366.92 71.55 237.73 T( I) Ala Umrod Jowar PR Shaj:lpur (7) EA Wheat, 106.16TK 263.35 101.10 276.57 T( 2) Dhara Khcdi Jowar M(l) PR Shaiapllr (6) EA Wheat, S8.73N 319,54 53.69 114.81 T( I) Bikla Khedi Jowar KR Shajapur (3) EA Wheat, 66.34C 428.82 126.64 226.72 ., Kanja Jowar KR Shajapur (8) EAg, Wheat, •• 128.5ITK -174.34 31.67 100.99 Hamori Shajapur EO Jowar KR Shajadur (7) Wheat, 4S.0ZTK 291.29 110.04 210.90 Kbeda Jowar KR Shdjapur (7) Wheat, 108.86W 131.23 59.93 10-l.25 M{ 1) Piplaiya Gopal Jowar KR Shajapur (8) Wheat, 6.24W 219.14 SO.91 72.05 Chak JiyaJipur Jowar KR Shajapur ( (0) EAg, Wheat, 61,80W 345.72 45.97 11 I .44 T(1 ) findoniya EO Jowar KR Shajapur (13) EAg, Wheat, 59.10W 659.48 88.18 138.86 T{ I) Rlcbboda EO Jowar KR Shajapur (16) EAS Wheat, lO.62W 5'.71 14.45 30.10 Khollsla .. Jowar KR Shajapur (I 6 ) Wheat, 16.62N 146.87 27.29 68.34 Bhat Khedi Jowar .. . , Uninhabited .. Datoli

KR.J Shajapur( 14) EA Wheat, , , 35,41 W 517.58 200.51 129.65 T(3) Ladawad Jowar M( I) KR Sbajapur (13) Pipalaya Indore Wheat, 16.84W 667.43 364.62 200.14 " Iowar KR Sh~japtlr (10) fA Wheat, " 123.4SVV 512.06 284.42 209.07 T(10) Lahori IQwar M(l ) 111

~t ..t'~ ft~")8 ""1f1(VT1i qEi 1fr-r ifq1ft1l

f'fr.mr IlJlr !(iT ;air In~IIi' ~~T '

---~ 201 "'t!. ",'T 223.13 . 348(71 ) -(-5) -(-5) W -( -5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

202 f~'{.nu 294.89 243(39) -(-5) -( - 5) W -(-S) -(5-10) -(5-10)

203 f~Gt-a ]50.88 74(14) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

204 ij~ 121.53 ~')wr , .

205 'iT"!, 52.28

206 f,IT'IT .", 306.57 224(44) ~(-S) -(-5) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

207 ~m 102.02 165(31) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

208 ~li~ 521. 82 610( 102) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) BS

209 ~r~r.. 150.38 107(18) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-S) -(5-10) • -(-5)

210 iff i~,) 683,39 700(119) P{l) -(S-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) • -~-S)

21t fonr~') 125.57 22S(3SY -(-S) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

212 wlRIf1 'Ifm 439.66 524(83) P(I) -(5-10) w PO -(5-10) BS

213 1fA.~r ("rll'l~) 162.38 266(42) P( 1) -(5-10) W -('... 5 ) -(5-10) -(-5)

214 fmftt 925.99 818(119) P( 1) -(5-IO) w PO -(5-10) -(-5)

215 'Ill'\'f. ~ 442.78 507(80) pel) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

216 ifmfl 500,47 687(114) ,P( 1 ) -(S-10) W -(-5) -(S-IO) -(-5)

217 ~i{ 460.05 1,013(143) P( 1) -(10+) w -(-5) -(-5) -( S-J 0)

218 !~:,') 326.24 447(68) P(1) -( 10+) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

2]9 Ifmrr 384.01 879(134) P( 1) -(10+) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

220 r;r~' 697.94 663(119) P(t) -(10+) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) 113

AJDeDJdes and Laad aN Sbajapur Tahsil

liN ttIIi flffitl'l' ~ f~ 'I.'IIr 'lfiI ~IT(~ ,,!flf ;aq-~ iii'\' fir",", fiI;~ , ihl ~qwft W1fiR; , QN 161 iIIW ~ ~~(ft ~ ~ (1f!1I",{ it RiIil1J1f IP11I'iI1f it; rU ""'" (fIIi) q~ llir'lf'" C... Ift. if) ,~.. Land W10 (i.o.area under different types of Land If'I1fr~ us, in bectares rounded up, to 2 decb:naJ places.) ~itimft ,,------~------~ ~ !fir "'fl~T ~ it'!; 1(\'1'1 iii AI'i .miti~ r'fm r~ ~ Ifl'II'l "TI'fiV Remark, (~ III'A includinl 'I(~.) lilY pllll:e or Appro- Near. C\JJturable Aroa nOI relisiouI, acb town and waste(inclu. available bistorical 10 distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri- ding'sauchar for or arcbaeolo- Namo or Village (in kms) supply food Foresl by source gated and sroves) cultivation .ical interest Villa,," 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 HI 30 2 KR ShaJapur (10) Wheat, S,SSW 86.49 29.49 101. 60 Baksl.! Khedi Jowar KR Shajapu)' (11) Wheat, 9.S2W 110.19 45.66 129.22 Sin gar Chari Jowar KR ShajapUf (J Z) Wheat, 16.37W 91. 70 24.07 J8.74 ., Gindor; , Jowar .. Uninhabited Neemuch

Uninhabited Kboju

KR Shajapur (13) Wheat, 1.54W 197.96 39.86 67.21 Ringani Kbedi Jowar PR Shajapur (9) EAg Wheat, 13.29W S6.09 10.04 22.60 T( 1) Sankota Jowar PR Shajapur (9) EA Wheat, ·. 3S.07W 265.55 97.85 123.35 T( 1) MuliaKhedi Jowar PR Shajapur (10) EAg Wheat, S.S6W 91.2? 21.12 29.43 Pachola HafQatb Jowar PR Shajapur (11) Wheat, 29.00W 384.81 113,$7 156.01 Sent Khecti Jowar PR Shajapur (12) SAg Wheat, ·. J7.S2W 63.11 12.83 31.81 Nijllmadl Jowar , PR shajapur ( 11 ) EA Wheat, 44.78W 163.97 39.08 191. 83 .. Khoriya Nayta Jowar PR ShajapUf (12) BAg Wheat, 8.SSW 92.45 20.t9 41.19 Ithllm Kbod, Jowar " (Shajapur) KR Sbajapur (6) ED Wheat, ·. SS.33W 306.10 201.18 360.38 Dillod BAg Jowar KR ~bajapur (7) EA Wheat, SS.42W 207.35 109.55 67.46 T( 1) Bhlllu Khed. Jowar KR Sbaja pur (9) ,ED Wheat, 48.27W 260.58 106.83 84.79 Bapcba iAg Jowar KR Shajapur (1 2 ) EA Wheat. 68,34R 212.25 97.98 81.48 .. Sajod Jowar KR Shajapur (1 3 ) llA Wheat, 44.4$W !S3. SO 35.57 62.42 , . Duhani Jowar ·. KR Shajapur (1 S ) SA Wheat, • • 23.31W 118.74 2S.SS 156.41 .. AkYa lowar KR Sbajapur (15 l Wheat, , , 41.07W 390.84 126.Q6 M(1) " 139.91 ellauhalli Jllwar 114

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~lIn~ liN 1161 1118 vr;r iii' rr ;;r;:m'ilfT :aqt;(iS 'ifiJ"ifinmt(trM V11l' if ~ ;mr~ ~ t m... ~ it ( -) iv 9I1JllfT q1R • m ~ -tFfi'f ~ qfun-U sm:: ;mili lIN (t ~ if V11I' ~ f~ ~ ~ ~fiI'mt :rn;oll t ~ m ~ lII1 ~ 11'''" ( rin if) iii' AIr, ~ SAiJ"{ r.r lli1 'Ii t-s f.I;.Ift., S-l 0 filii .~1. ll'r 1O+Ri.Ift. Amenities available(if not availabe within the village, a dash (-)is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the di~tance in broad ranges viz -Skms,S-l Okml lind] O+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given).

,------__,,__------~ m"l"f f.~m' oAA 'liT 'iFf') W'1"r.1I!'" ornfr'F:rz/or.T fq.rl ~ ilR~r 1\'J't it; f~ !If;: I!i'tf ~ (om ,a-rIJ, ~ Loca- Total ~VOI',~-~nh, tion Total area population Day or Communica- tad, of the and Drinkina days of tions(Bus-stop, Dum· Name of viJIage{in number of water Post and the .markel! railway station, ber Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat,if any water way), 2 3 4 5 6 7 a 9 ----10 221 ~ 802.S2 771(114) P( 1) -(10+) W -( 10+) -(10+) -( 10+)

21l Ili'tTfw:rr 1.065.37 I,S4S{2S9) P{I)M(I) -(10+) W -(l0+) -(10+> -(5-10)

223 fu1;)f~!lr 1,250.88 1.476(239) P(l )M(l) SMP(J) W -( S) -(-S) -(S-)O)

224 ~1~~1 593.60 526(87) P(l) -(5-10) W.R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5 ) 22S ~.~ 102.12 .. "I"" 226 ~~U 428.41 264(52) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

227 ~ 390.84 S53(92) P(l) -(S-10) W -(-5) -(S-10) -(-S)

228 ~~~ 987.0S 1.255(189) P( 1 )M(I) -(S-IO) W PO -(S-10) -( -s)

229 ~1 733.94 956(153) P( 1) -(S-IO) w -(-5) -(S-IO) -(S-IO)

230 f<:r~f!fu 36S.89 322(38) -(-S) -(-S) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-S)

231 riiol'TIiI'I( mflrl[ 1,075.25 2,167(370) P( 1 )MO) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) -(-5) PVC( 1) 232 ~r.t1 ..", 263.16 300(SI) -(-S) -(-S) W -(-5) -(-S) -(-S)

233 <:1If 'lei.: 1,539.303,OSO(472) P( I )M(I) PHC( 1) W.N PO Thursday RS PUC( 1) D(1) 234 'lioffw." 4) 6 .17 487(86) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-S) -(-5) -(-S)

235 ~~~~T prlft 1&6.12 671(93) P( 1) -(-S) w -(-5) -( -S) -(-S)

236 'l"rem~ 534.04 561(!)9) P( l) -(-S) W -(-S) -(-S) -(-S)

237 r;r;~1 269.08 302{SO) -(-S) -(-S) W -(-S) -(-S) -(-S)

238 ifiJl"fuIH .~ 453.05 610(102) P(l) -(-5) W· -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

239 ~r 260.37 336t46) -(-S) -(-5) W -(-S) -(-S) -( 10+)

240 1fT",,"' 400.77 84(17) pel) -(-S) W -(-5) -(-S) -(-5) 115

Amenities and Land use Shajapur Tahsil

iT1l' a'IIi ~tPI'~ f~ 'I11r ~(8I'1ffu' lIf'l' ,m'TTI 'fiT fq",", fif;~ it; ~a R;cq'QI'T um, IIT1I' IIiT il'11l . it '!.'" ~, ~~~"6 iii) .TVtV .. ~if!lJ"{ it fmOlt ~ it; ~ ~ror 1:roI» q~~ .., Ill. (Ai.1ft. it) URn Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land ~l ~iftff use in hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) 1I"~if;~1

"..------~------~ fl~ r.r Iln;r"ll " IR im itI' fri lim itI' mi fum, r~flii" ~IJ~ 1Il'~ [Remarke (lJ'rin: ar'\ includinll wulfT@$) any place of Appro- Nearesl Cultllrable Area nOI religious, acb town and wastelinclu- available historical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri- ding gauchar for or archaeolo- Name of Village (in kms) supply food PoreSI by source gated snd groves) cultivation gical interest Village Jl D ) 3 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 KR Shajapur (II ) ED, Wheat, 74.71W 411. 70 1&9.53 126.58 Sinhoda EAg ]owar KR Maksi (12) ED. Wheat, Sl.J3W 63S.18 180.91 164.95 Kapaliya EAg Jowar KR Maksi (7) ED. Wheat, 128 :64W 640.21 262.71 219.32 Siroliya EAg Jowar KR Maksi (12) Wheat, 10.17W 278.35 201.58 103.50 Shamgi Bordi Jowar Uninhadstep Kahar Kheda

KR Shajapur ( I 8 ) Wheat, 14.96W 227.70 n.29 88.46 Bhumari . Jowar KR Shajapur (18) Wheat, 12.47W 162.Jl 1li7.58 57.88 Badanpur Jowar KR Shajapur (18) Wheat. 38.21W 551. 25 243.83 153.76 T(I), Chonsla Kulmi ]owar M(l) KR Shajapur ( I 8 ) Wh~at , 41.20W 418.24 169.77 104.73 T(I). Rulki Jowar M(I) KR Shajapur (20) ED, Wheat, 34.43W 223.79 55.91 51.76 Tilawadi EAg Jllwar PR Shajapur (15) EA Wheat, .. 160.53W 592.89 145.56 176.27 T(3), Tilawad Govind ]owar M(2) PR Shajapur ( J 8) EAg Whebt, 20.47W 177.79 42.51 22.39 Mali Kbedi Jowar (Shajapur) KR Shaja pur (20) ED. Wheat, 66.73W 902.39 289.69 280.49 T(3), Ranth Bhanwar BAg Jowar N(20,M(2) KR Shajapur (20) ED. Wheat. 18.9SW 228.29 77 .49 91.44 N(4). Kaneriya Khedi EAg Jowar T(I) KR Shajapur (26) EA Wheat, 18.80W 266.77 4.5.25 .55.30 La)a Khedi Kulmj Jowar KR Shajapur (30) .' Wheat, 7.16W 295.17 95.65 136.06 Ghatiya Khurd Jowar KR Shajapur (24) BAg Wheat, 9.57W 188.69 33.55 37.27 Kisoni Jowar KR Shajapur (26) Wheat. 2.76W 309.24 73.92 67.13 Kamliya Khedj Jowar KR Sbajapur (19) Wheat. 4.23W 137.37 41.91 76.13 Rupapura Jowar KR Shajapur (15) Wheat, .. 8.71W 239.98 101.70 50.38 Paella Jowar 116

UAf'Ql.. fI~tilw ""'ir.1ml ~ ,r" mlII ",1"Ifrq lJfIf I5J IITIf vnr llir I" .. ~r ~ '5I";r-Wcnll~(trj'( 111'11' it !If;nrlli ~Rf ~ t m~ ij(-) hr \'f1lm ifill e m f"·~ Q;i( qfumJ lIlT< M iIR ~ i{]"'oq; it IHI1' ~ f~ ~'\' op; ~~ ~iU t ~ (f'\"l: If' :q '1:'6 ~ (t'~lR it) 1Ii"t QH "'![1li1<: ~ If.1 ~ ~-S fit; .11'1.,5-10 flf,.1i'I'. trr lO+fi!;.sit. Amenities available(if not availabe within the villalle, a dash ( - )is &bowD in tbe column and next to it in brackets,the distance in broad ranges viz-5kms.S·101;m. and 10+ kms of the nearest place "'here the facility is available is given).

,....------_,_------~ ifiM fmnrr cif.t llir 'lFfl iTlli8{h: i(f'5I"",~/!f,r f-:rr/ "I<: 5!l"'WIII !l'rt if; f'l'll' trf~ ~t ~ (~~rcr,zy- Loea· . Total ~~III'T,1f9'- ~11'r1. lion Total area population Day or Communi ca· code of the and Drinking days of tions(Dus-op aum- Name 0' village(iu number of water Post and the market, railway station. ber ViDage bectares) housebolds Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat ,if any water way).

2 3 4 S 6 7 II 9 10

~ 24J qr,;;it 496.80 l,987(J09} P(2) D( I) W PO Monday -(-5)

242 ~Vl') 33S.07 425(74) P~I ) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

243 "'i;e') 625.48 1,548(239) P(I)M(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

244 !flfme:r ("~) 205.52 314(51) -(-S) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

245 ~rr~ 886.91 1,756(300) pel) SMP(1 ) W -(-5) -(-:) -(-5 )

246 Ifi"kl~l 171.41 iI'hl"!

247 ""aml!~rlf 261.80 493(87) P(1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

2 48 qr~ 191.19 cr"t\f;:{

249'~ 891.64 702(127) PC I) -( -5) W,N -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

250 i'torrt 3,132.73 4,448(76]) P(2)M(I) PHC(l) W,N PO & Fhone Sunday RS PUC( 1 ),O( 1) 251 Q)~l ('i~) 332.16 441(76) pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) - (5-10)

252 ..r.i\'i,.'f 221.82 461(65) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

253 fi~ iff 249.73 358(60) P( I) -(-5) W.R -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

254 Ifi'r~ 104.85 232(38 ) P( I) -(-5) W.R -(-5) -(-5) -( 10+)

255 ~l"~H "l'\ 389.45 856(148) pel) -(-5) w PO -(-5) -(5-10)

256 ~~m 506.13 670(118) P{ 1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

257 "q;ft .f! 239.29 223(32) pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-~) -(5-10)

258 ~m 1,364.55 3,J83{S76) P(2)M(1) 0(1 ) W PO&Phone Thursday -(S-10)

759 rifw 304.32 277(42) -(-5) -(~5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

260 fa'lf~ 1,132.89 1,823(332 ) P(I).M(l ) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 117

Amenldes aDd tanct use Sbajapur Tahsil

'111" 5Ifi f.romr1r ~~ ~ It'" qiir :m'ro(lII'fffl wllr ~~) fiff1:r.;r fiI;~l iii •• IZtqvft artifiI;. Vi'll 'lit ;n'IJ q.it Itli ~.'6 IIiI1VniI . w.~zr'i; it f~~ ~ it;

,..------_,._------~ ~ ., ~~ ~ .•m ill fi:Ii. lim iIi;ftIii itJfif8 rmtr ~1P3A 1II''J'A1i8 Remarb (lffi em Including ~~) any place 01 Appro- Neares' ·Culturablc Area nOI religious, acb town and wastc(inclu- available historical 1D JjJatal1&~ POJJ'et Stap1~ lrriglll«1 Ul1irrJ. dil1g gIluclNlr for or IIrcblleDJo- Nam~DI Village (in kms) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village II ]2 ]3 ]4 15 16 ]7 18 19 20 1 KR Shajapur (16) Wheat, .. 40.36W 227.62 112.20 46.62 N(60) • Padli Jowar M(2),T(2) KR Shajapur (15) EAg Wheat, 7.53W 212.07 70.19 45.28 Kulman Khedi Jowar KR Shajapur (19) EA Wheat, 62,12W 305.65 149.58 108.13 (NI0) Ghunsi Jowar T(2) KR Shajapur (18) EAg Wheat, Ghansoda 5.75W 100.72 60.00 39.05 " Jowar (Shajapur) KR. Shajapur (]6) ED', Wheat, 65.46R 511. 09 183.54 126.82 T(l), Dewla Bihar EAg Jowar M(2) .NOO) , , Uninhabited Kodarela

KR. Akodia (16) Wheat, 24.ISR 138.23 40.14 59.28 Chonsia MUllllim81 Jowar

" Uninhabited Badda Kheda

KR Akodia (15) Wheat, 11. 73R 517.07 154.75 208.09 Bangli Jowar " KR Akodia (12) EA Wheat, 230.18 1,996.76 375.29 530.50 T(16), (M6) Bolai Jowar TK C( I} ,N(2) KR Sarangpur (I 2 ) Wheat, 32.66R 214.69 33.83 50.98 Jaloda (Shujalpur Jowar KR Sarangpur (I I ) Wheat, 14.58N 142. SI 29.09 35.64 Mochi Khedi Jowar KR Sarangpur ( II ) Wheat, 2.73R J 68 .48 33.91 44.61 Salea t Khedi Jowar KR Shajaplir (] 4 ) EAg, Wheat, 17.77R 54.70 11. 21 21.17 Wajirpur ED Jowar KR Shajapur (14) EA Wheat, 22.llW 243.65 65.23 58.46 ., Dasta Khedi Jowar KR Shajapur (14) EA Wheat, H.02W 251.34 77,25 88.52 Kudana Jowar KR Sarangpur (14) '. Wheat, .. 4.28W 165.73 37.54 3].74 lmali Khcda . Jowar Sarangpur (16) EA Wheat, 167.83W 83S.55 174'82 1Ii.3S M(2) ,1(6) GuIana KR " Jowar N(l) KR. Akodia (13) EA Wheat, 2S.79W 190,12 47.79 40.62 Khanderiya " .. Jowar KR Sarangpur (1 0 ) EAg Wheat, 6.22W 921.40 93.16 136.11 N(O Tingajpur jOwar 118 m~~ ('(~«l" ""1f~lmi ~ 'lfq ntitq

fllf,;iR 1I1I'!IiT IRII Ir'flJl pr~1 ~lf\'fif1

,...------~------.. iarfiII;I; "'fir.~", Iffit Ef;r Q'1;ft I'r

2 3 4 S () 7 IS ~ Jo

261 If~~r 1,648.75 2,302(392) P(I)M(I) -(5-10) W PO ' -(5-10) -(5-10)

262 'Illift ~T~TlfT~ 250.47 365(63) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

263 i1'T~I'Ti

264 l1T1f

265 Ifi~~lfr 628.07 575(97) P(I) -(-s) w -(-5) . -( -5) -(-5)

266 fw~ 222.19 541(%) P( 1) -(5-10) W' -(-5) _.( 5-1 Il) -(5-10)

267 '!I~ifT~' 118.67 q'h:r'f

268 fll~ 91.36 97(13) -( -5) -(5-10) W,N -(~5) -(5-10) -(-5)

269 ~, ]28.06 221 (31) -( -5) -(5-1O) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

270 ar.fh:r-.: ,j,T ]43.57 283(45) f' ( I ) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

271 l!,'liT'iT .?'T 123.81 163(21) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5)

272 ert!Jl~;: 300.65 372(56) P( I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

273 m~iiT 376.21 476(83) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) BS

274 fifflmT 201. 48 274(34) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

275 fm'l'T 715.96 904(171) P( I) -(-5) W PO -(-5) -(-5)

276 'IIT~ lifT 370.87 471(76) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

277 lI<"li>l:T 352. J3 472(85) P( 1) -( -5) W -(-5) -(-S) -t-5)

278 f'liOli)"; 655.56 840(146 ) pel) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

279 :;ft;r.Tf€:'l'I1f'i~ 390.02 332(58) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

280 tiF"~ 937.87 1,448(241) PC 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-JO) 119

Amenities .and Land ose Sbajapur Tahsil

11'111 51& fircIi~ l1'li1: f~ 't" '{f1f ~m(8I"{m ,,!m ~ II>'l' ~N;;r fiI;~"f it; n fetl!1il' 8'IfiI1I; • 11"' I6T iIl'II ~. q.t~ra ~ WTIIlV ~lfilJ~ it f.ri!;-i1:6+1 ~~ it; lit ~ 6ifi) ~fuwfij1li '1" II'r. Cf4i.Iit. it) ,fin" Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land 8l1IlI'r ~ use in hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) ~it;roiJ ~------~--~----~ ~ ,,~ 1'I'r!J;j'f " ii'1: lim it; fri i~il;~ mm f~tf ~~ er~ lRemarkil (~8l'h includinl ~~~) any place 01 Appro- Nearesl Culturable Area not religious • acb town and waste(inclu- available historical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri- ding gauehar for or arebaeolo- Name of Village (in kms) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 KR Sarangpur ( 10) EA Wheat, 107.93W 1,240.44 178.73 121.65 N(O, Madana Jowar T(l) PR Sarangpur (10) fAg Wheat, 19.47W 153.62 24.97 52.41 .. Choki Muradaba, Jowar KR Sarangpur (4) Wheat, 9.70W 728.21 182.59 135.48 Badigaon Jowar Uninhabited Momanpur

KR Sarangpur (6) Wheat, 1.97W 454.39 79.58 92.13 Kohadiya Jowar ~R Sarangpur (6) Wheat, 13.99N 134.02 17.49 57.41 Silepur Jowar Uninhabited Jahanabld

KR Sarangpur (8) .. Wheat, 1.12W 66.28 14.93 9.03 Mirzapur Jowar KR Sarangpur (9) Wheat, 3.14W 102.34 7.68 14.90 RasooJpur Jowar PR Sorangpur (5) Wheat, 12.43N' 98.20 11. 86 21.08 Alisar Kheda Jowar PR Sarangpur (5) Wheat, 11. 49N 95.74 8.38 8.20 MukBti Kheda Jowar PR Saran!lpur (5) Wheat, 3.62N 245.41 18.23 33.49 Aiyapur Jowar PR Sarangpur (9) EA Wheat, 21. 96N 277.14 35.80 41. 31 Gondana Jowar KR Sarangpur (8) BAg Wheat, 37.48W 123.49 16.21 24.30 Bilrawa Jawar ,KR Sarangpur ( 10) ED, Wheat, 55.34W 591.76 39,35 29.51 .. Kilada BAg Jowar KR Sarangpllr (9) BAg Wheat, 15.18W 264.84 47.58 43.27 Mali Khedi Iowar KR Sarangpur (12) BAg Wheat, 12.78W 268.00 15.29 56.26 .. Kharsoda Jowar KR Sarangpur (3) Wheat, .. 38.52W 477.20 48.96 90.88 Kithor Jowar KR Sarangpur (8) BAg Wheat, 81.46W 273.64 19.51 15,41 T(1) Choki HidayatplI4 lowar KR. SaJangpur (9) BA Wheat, .' 141.89W 676.19 46.72' 73.07 Khedawa4 lowar 120

'H'!' 'fiT for ~T :a~ lIr.I'~tTrl;,(ffR fA it '!mmt ~of( ~ ~ aT ~ ii(-) .. OIm1I'rJPIT!t p~ rr-i ~ eft"( M wre: ~ 'lifllC'F it ~pr U' f~ ra !!'1: ~lifmr{ ~ ~ Ii1t m ~ lI'( i U (i~lft it> ",'i U;II1 ~ 51'11\'11: !IOi I!>"t IrU-5 fif;.;r'i., 5-] 0 f'li. ~'l'. 1fT I O+f.I;. ~. Amenities available (if not availabe within the village, a dash ( - )is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz-5kms,5-10kml and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given).

,.------~------.. ~ f.ff.!;ffiI ~ 'l:T qr.:j1 ~'I\" aih: 1ftir"/~/If,T fe-;:r/ *"" O!flf~1IIl !1ft t f~ zrf~ if,~ ij) (iflf ~rq, l;l:fit LOca. Total ~w:t ,:sn:r ·m) , lion Totallrea population Day or Communica- rod. of the and Drinkin. days of tions(Bus-slop, num- Name: ot village(in number of water Post and the market! railway station, ber Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph bat ,if any water way), 2 3 4 :5 6 7 II 9 10 ------.------'------~------281 rr~ 393.13 311(50) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(10+)

555.34 738(131) ~(1 ) -(5-10) W -(5-}0) -( 10+) -(10+)

719.9] 742(139} P( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+ )

830.26 668(108) P(l) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

766.09 953(172) P( I ) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

286 ~ 973.78 2,225(354) P(2), p( 1) w PO -(5-10) -(5-10) M{l) 287 r.rllm" 871.20 1,172(180) P(I) -(-5 ) w PO -(5-10) -(-5)

874.10 1,238(229) P{l) -(-5 ) w --(5) -(-5) -(-5)

496.20 664(124) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

290 ~_'t~ 312.65 376(65) P( I) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

291 1f,1f'~ 28.37

43] .17 512(81) P(I) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

. 397.94 531(98) P(I) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

14:1.53 75(12) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

807.22 1,511(247) P(I), D(I) W PO & Wednesday BS M( 1) Phone 835.53 1,337(195) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) BS

318.18 473(92) P(I) -(5-10) VV -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

298 f~;;r 541.71 459(77) P(l) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS

202.33 244(33) P(I) -(-5) W . -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) soo r~lI'r 433.00 375(58) PCI) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 121

A.menities and Land use Sbajapur Tahsil

~~ '{PI ~(8I1ffir 'lffir ~ ~ fcl'N;;r~'" it; "fir fetlfUft' &Tt1P!; • q.r :nII5'-.. ;-e ~1I'~1f': it fm6ll" ~ it; ~ M'A' tflIi) ~fawf~ (fi&.IJ1. if) Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land fIl"I'II"r~ lise in hectares rounded UP. to 2 decimal p]aces.) ~q;~

,.------_,_,------~ ~~ ~ 4«rit;M 4~t~ rmtr ~~ fIl'~ Remark. ('""" arh includinl ~~) any place 01 Appro­ Nearest Cultarahle Area not religious, ach town and waste(inclu· available historical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri· ding gauchar for or arc:baeolo- Name of Village (in kms) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village' II 12 13 14 ]5 16 17 18 19 20 KR Sarangpur (11) EA Wheat, 34.43W 302.99 24.35 31.36 T(I). Gaondi Jowar M(3) KR Sarangpur (14) EA Wheat, 37.49W 429.77 35.69 52.39 T(1). Piploda Ismail Jowar M(1) KR Sarangpur (I 4) EA Wheat, 28.07W 608.95 24.66 58.23 Naulaya Jowar KR Sarangpur (12) EAg Wheat. 25.84W 721.85 14.45 68.12 Dhansoda Jowar (Shujalpur) KR Sarangppr (12) EA Wheat, 15.13W 672.92 28.01 50.03 T(I), Kham Kheda Jowar M(l) ( Shujalpur) KR Sarangpur (9) EA Wheat, 121.93W 718.46 26.99 106.40 T(3). Manglaj Jowar M(5) KR Sarllngpur (11) EA Wheat, 61.14VV 663.68 49,01 97.37 T(2) Chitawad Jowar KR Sarangpur ( I 3 ) EA Wheat, 70.87VV 675.09 73.15 54.99 T(I) Budlay Jowar KR Akodla (13) EAg Wheat. 21.84VV 419.73 20,48 34,15 T(I) Bedar Nagar Jowar KR Akodia (13) Wheat. 13.29W 265.26 13".41 20.59 Modipur Jowar •• Uninhabited .. ., ' . Kamapur KR Akodia (9) Wheat, 14.47W 354.86 41.64 20,20 .. Dhanana Jowar KR Akodia (8) Wheat, 8.05VV 331.05 26.74 32.10 , . Incbiwada Jowar KR Akodia (7) Wheat, ·. 4.84VV 115.96 S.77 12.96 " Misar Khedi Jowar PR Akodia (11) EA Wheat. 19.59N 671.43 77.0S 39.12 SalsaJai Jowar PR Akodia (8) EA Wheat, 26.56VV 735.94 26.40 46,63 T(I) Jowar KR Akodia (6) EAS Wheat, ·, 8,90VV 271.25 26,19 11.84 N(l) Kewara Kbedi Jowar PR Akodia (5) Wheat. 31,67VV 445.04 16.20 4S,80 ., Girana Jowar PR Akodia (5) Wbeat. · 2.14VV 165.98 15.22 18.99 ., Ausanpura Jowar . KR Akodia (4) Wheat, 4,31VV 371.22 30.33 27.14 Cbbiloc!Ja Jowar ·. 122

~"'T,!~ ~8'')'-' lIit~81.q ~ '"' ~q f"lrlihr .111 IIiJ Iffll VTq' ";1 ~"'~T ~ 11\'1i~S1'1:(!:f~ 'll'l'f it ~ ~ ~ t m~ if(-) ill( f!T1WI'fll1l1 e m ~~ ~ ~it; ~ ~!f~ it VIlf ~ f:sr~ ~ q"{ IJf«mtt ~ ~ ~ m '" ~~ ~~ I'T~ ('IIZ~'''~ it) ~"im' ~ 5(2!;R ~ 1Ii"t l'Ii ~-S fiI; .Jf"t., 5-]0 f.I;.~. ?:I1 10+f.!; .;r't Amenities available (if not availabe within the village. a dash ( - lis shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz-5kms.5-1 OJ.mJ and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facililY is available is given). ",...------"------.., ,,~ fllrfif;~ ~"'T I:f'r-f') ~iI1R QTlIT1;/ i!TC /"f;7 f"'l/ >AI"'" ilf~ Ifrt t; for.r Iff;; "f;Tf ~ (~I'GT!J, ~ loea. Total ~2111'l',':lI·.,.-"l'TlT) , lion Total area population Day or Communica- cod. of the and Drinking days of tions(Bus-stop. nwn- Name of vilIage(in number of water Post and the market} railway station, ber Village hectares) households Educational M~dica) (Potable) Telegraph hat ,if any water way), 2 3 4 , 6 7 d Ii 10 ------301 if~ 1It;;n!fi$~ 233 .4' 145(15) P( I) -(-5) W -"( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

302 if~it 1,143.70 1,321(230) P( 1 ) -(-5) W PO -(-5) -(-5)

303 ffilfu"qr ~ 332.64 420(76) P( I) -(-~) w -(-5) -(-s) -(-5)

304 ~ 868.12 767(137) PC I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

30' ~<'I1'l1' 1,144.27 1,185(191) P( 1) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

306 ~mq;;(~"t) 1,027.62 1~190(224) P( 1 ) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -( 5-10) -(5-10)

307 f'fflT1 (~~) 450.58 580(105) P{ I) -(5-10) w -(!I-I0) -(5-10) -(5-10)

308 f!it~V'T 263,47 474(80) PC I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

309 'Tlifr

3)0 II'.~.~ 333.09 357(67) pel) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

311 llTit,!'I( 193.04 173(35) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-S) -(5-10) -(5-10)

311 ~hm ..."t 855,36 1,131(177) P{l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

313 Jft"tor JfOI1'ft 556.53 564(92) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

314 '1T"I"f1I" liti 2,082,84 2,300(360) P(J)M(I) D(l) w PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

315 ,!rr~< 'l'ffl:liT 362.69 525(93) PC 1 ) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

316 flf:n1"1" (ll£3IT0J"i"t) 1,796,36 1,835(314) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

317 'T'ti~'T 1,068.98 1.776(320) PC 1 )M( I) Plle(l) w PO Friday BS

31S ;;r>if ~;rn:ri 1,306,342,123(336) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

3J9 ~7ffl1 '11"1'11" 989.16 J ,040(155) PC 1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

320 ilhT$U 106.45 193(35) -(-5) -(-5J R -(-5) -(-5) -(-$) 123

AmeDlties aDd LaDd use Shajapur Tabsil

irA I!iY ;r11' rl'lJ 8'IIi firimrJJ 1111''( f~ 't~ .wr 'a'~(8l1rm 'ffir ~ !!if f'irfil;;r fiI;~ it; Ilia fltl{VJ1' arT~ , ~ qi-ra ~ eRI1V • ~'!lI1: it f~ ~ it; lit ~ 810) ~~~ srrml (Ai.If"t. if) ,fiJ,,! Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land II!1Il!I'r~ uae in hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) ~ if; ""'" ,,~ ~------~------~ iii' qT!f;ff l ~ .ctr it; ft;ri ill) it; full r"m fm.tr ~rmI~ Bl'lf'O!is 'Remarkl (tifin:~'( including ~~) any place of Appro- Nearesl Culturable Area nOI religious, acb town and waste(inclu- available historical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirrl- ding gauchar for or arcbaeolo- Name of Village (in kms) ~upply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gicat interest Village 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 KR Akodia (7) Wheat, 3.15W 206.33 6.97 17.00 B&mori Jowar (Shujalpur) KR Akodia (7) EA Wheat, 85. SSC 831.43 6~.06 162.63 Bhensrod Jowar KR Alwdia (7) Wheat, 53. I3C 242.40 7.39 29.72 La~urdiya Meha Jowar KR Akodia (8) Wheat, ZS.36W 623.42 III .00 108.34 Dha,turiya Jowar KR Akodia (6) Wheat, .. 26.00TK 949.11 57.50 111.66 N(1) Kethlay Jowar KR Akodia (5) Wheat, 12.20TK 831.06 59.93 ]24.43 N(t) Pa)sawad ]owar (Shujalpur) KR Akodia (5) Wheat, 11.89TK 386.20 26.6] 25.88 Nitardi (Shujalpur) Jowar KR Akodia (7) Wheat, 18.85TK 178.95 35.74 29.93 M(I), Titodi Kheda Jowar C(I) KR Akodia (7) Wheat, 37.76TK 757.05 82.83 144.46 Makhawad Jowar KR Akodia (7) Wheat, 4.40W 29S .16 ]8.42 15.11 Jhunda Kheda Jowar KR Akodia (7) Wheat, 93.78 61. 21 38.05 Madhopur Jowar KR Akodia {7} Wheat, '. 23.20TK 567.49 92 13 172.:4 Borsali Jowar KR Akodia (6) Wheat, 6.55W 494.59 22.00 33.39 T(l) Mortha Malothar Jowar KR Akodia (8) Wheat, 62.07TK 1,530,61 165.07 325.09 Polay Khurd Jowar KR Akodia (l J.) Wheat, S.SSW 1116.43 99.99 67.72 Muradpur Jowar Pathariya KR Akodia (II) Wheat, 64.23W 944.04 560.25 227.84 Simrol (Shujalpur) lowar PR Akodia (I S) EA Wheat. 127.3SW 534.22 183.59 223.79 Makodi Jowar KR Akodia (IS) Wheat, 66.8STK 811. 41 231.'99 196.09 T(l) Jarkhi Sakrai Jowar KR Akodia (15) Wheat. .. 56.12W 412.18 351.99 168.87 Semli Chachl Jowai- KR Akcdia (20) Wheat, 54.85 18.66 32.94 Jorapura ]owar 124

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f,"~ Vl1J 'iii IITII VA 111' !"f~ ~ 'SR~fi.!m({(tr~ ,"11; it ~fiflilflt i3'ImIiI ~ ~ mtrnI1J if(-) .'1 ~ ~ t m fW~ ~ Iffum1 IIIR ~ iif'R i{l' '{r~ it lI'll!' ~ f~ ~ II<: ~tm:t ~ ~ ~ ~ q.: 111 1-& ~ ("~Ifl' if) 1li1mr ~ ll'IiT'" G;;i

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ifl'fill!l; ~fiI;?m rr'r.t IliT 'WI) WJ'II; aih: ;rnm/~TG/

322 IIrPl1i,T wrrorr 380.59 447(68) P( l) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

323 ~"t 871.55 1,057(163) P(l) -(-5) W -(5-10) -(-5) -( 5-10)

324 ~m 3,317.57 4,920(861) P(6),M(J) D(l) w PO. Phone Sunday -(5-10)

325 ~~ 520.65 584(114) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

326_ m-r ~lf 323.57 369(62) P{ I) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10

327 1fI'~ 405.29 732(139) P( 1) -( -5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

328 1Ii'ffilf Ii~ 441.11 401(69) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-]0)

329 ~~r 248.87 364(65) P( 1 ) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(S-lO)

330 "rrfw 76.37 174(30) -(-S) -{5-10} w -(-5) -( s-) -(5-10)

'31 f

332 Wlfl;TCf ~nr 638.28 706(l30} P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

333 ~ lff.liT 656.96 925(162) P( I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

334 m~, 359.71 329(59} PO) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

335 'l)~' 368.54 454(82) P(l) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

336 1]\1 (11'1 ~ (1 130.01 176(34 ) P(l),M(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-IO) -(-5)

337 i~, 566.49 949(156) P(l),M(1) -(5-10) W PO -(5-IO) -(5-10)

338 't\II"~"'t{ol"" 329.11 337( 64) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

339 tflmflT( ufrnri~T) 205.48 117(19) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

340 ~on fcr,

Amenities and Land use Shajapur Tahsil

I(~~ ~~, f;;mh \1iII' 'fl" 'iqil"m(Sl..-re 11~ ~ iIit fcf~ ""~ it.tlll ~q8f1~, II'lI I6l ;rpr .pit qII' ~1 ra 'li1 .-RnV ~ ~!fi!f;: ir ~ ~ it '* ~A ~) ~~ .., 'lffli (flli.l'iT. it) Pal Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land IIf'I'rr ~ ule In hectares rounded uP. to 2 decimal places.) ~if;~ ~------~------~ v%it ... "rflii'i 9' ~ iffi'~fri m.~ fafiiB fem, ~~ Il',QOP1l Remark, (1(I;R a!'R includina ~""~) any place of A.ppro- Nearest Culturable Area nOI religious, acb town and waste(inc!u- available historical 10 distallce Power Staple Irrigated Unirri- ding gauchar for or archaeolo- Name of VIllage (in kms) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gjcal intetest Village J J 12 13 14 J5 16 17 18 19 20 1

KR Akodla (20) Wheat. 13.37W 149.91 82.87 54.17 Muradpura Jowar Londiya KR Akodia (18) Wheat, 37.27W 171.81 114. !3 57.38 Khamkheda Jowar Sundarsi PR Akodla (16) EA Wheat, 98.36W 410.85 215.24 147.10 Sakhedi Jowar PR Akodia (26) EA Wheat, 47.66R 1,994.73 774.60 500.58 Sundarsi Jowar KR Akodia (18) Wheat, 13.58W 374.54 107.14 25.39 Taleni Jowar KR Akodia (21) Wheal, .. I3'71W 130.34 139.03 40.49 Tanda Dewas Jowar KR Akodla (21) Wheat, 2.4SW 282.53 98. J2 22.19 Aler Jowar KR Akodia (20) Wheat, 8.65W 328.08 81.04 23.34 Kasam Khed Jowar KR Akodia (26) Wheat, 3.17W 149.76 63.27 32.67 Badodiya Jowar KR Akodia (26) Wheat, .' 1.42W 45.83 22.13 6.99 Cbbapari;a Jowar KR Akodia (27) EAg Wheat, ]9.49W 73.2.73 170.58 52.26 Nipanya Dhakad Jowar KR Akodia (25) \Vbeat, 2.9JW 371. 39 73.84 ]90.14 Umrod Dewas Jowar KR Shajapur (2) Wheat, 31.67W 3J8.95 2J5.5S 90.79 Gujar Bardiya Jowar KR Akodia (24) Wbeat, 9.27R J96.~9 120.67 33. J8 Dorapur Jowar KR Maksi (30) Wheat, 4.27W 197.62 92.09 74.56 .. Goyala Jowar KR Akodia (2) Wheat, 5.94W 58.76 29.21 36.10 Sultanpura Jowar KR Shajapur (18) BAS Wheat, SS.87N 299.86 135.92 74.84 Dendla Jowar KR Shajapur (17) .. Wheat, '. 13.40N 154.51 113.02 48.18 Palasison Jowar KR ShaJapur (22) Wheat. 2.72W 9!)'O6 " 56.88 46.82 Jayajipur Jowar '. (Rotiya Kbedi) KR Shajapur (23) Wheat, 3.0IN 86.28 84.58 84.92 Tanda Pindoniya Jowar 126

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,,,,liM 'I'll IIIil ;nil ~ Il'T~lfir ~~T :cmrnr :sr;r~mlt(~fi:!lTll' if ~rtt ~ ~ ~ m;ifir.Tl'l' if(-) h 'I1J'11frfllfr t II1tw prmmr ~q-~m am ~ .~ ~ ql~ it VTIl' ~ f"frn ~ II"( IlfirlfM ~!l t ~ ~ '" -r~ 1'6 If'JiA (11R~t it) til ffWlfT ~ Sl'fi"rt !fi 1fi1' ~TH-S f.t;. +1'1., S-J (> f1!; .;ft. lfr J O+f.I; •sf!' • Amenities available(if not availabe within the village. II dash( - )is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz -SklIUl,S-1 Okm, and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given).

------"------~ ~ M~"Q1 o:ftir~r~ .Ai ar'h if1Ofr{l iff?: /'fir f~ I t;w 1lIf'irfllf' m t f~ l'.I'f{ ;r.it fI (am ~TG', :hT~ Loca· Total ~ ...;r,'aI'9'~TtT) , lion Total area population Day or Communlca- code of the and Drinking days of tions( BUHtop I aum- Name 0' village(ia number of water Post and the marketl railway station, ber ViJlage bectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat ,if any water way), I 2 3 4 , 6 7 iI q to ~------341 ~sr .;;rr;:l 437.46 .265(44) P( I) -(5-) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10

342 ~'('iJ'\- 449.73 632(103) PO) -( -5) W -(-S) -(-5 ) -(-5)

343 il'!lfr"fl' 384.86 474(74) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5} -(-5) -(-5)

144 fl1

345 ;rorl 382.43 293(46) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

346 ~fSlfr ~);r 948.75 1,472(251) P(I),M(I) -(5-10) w PO -(5-10) -(-5)

347 ii~"{ 617.80 654(117) P( I ) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

34. ~<11 781.43 559(1]0) P( I) -(5-10) W -(-5) :'(5-10) -(5-10)

349 f~ 1615.05 1,481(240) P(I) -(5-10) W -(S-IO) -(5-10) -(S-lO)

350 ~w, ].262.53 5,]64(963) P(l),M(I) PRC(I) W,N PO & Phone Tuesday BS,RS

3S] ~~ a'l1tk 326.98 529(96) P(I) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) RS

351 If"'~'q"f (Rr.r) 693,88 472(82) P( I) -(5-10) W,R -(-S) -(S--IO) '-( -5) 353 :oq~r 258.79 195(33) P( I) -(5-10) , w -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5-10) 354 .ra~~<: 4:10.74 444(66) P( I) -(S-IO) w- -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

355 .,lfif(lfl iMf: 365.28 518(97) P( I ) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

356 ~;itf! 713,50 6JO( 113)' - P(I} -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-S) 357 \lf1"'!1" 308.93 339(56} P( I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 358 'fFoT'Tr

360 !l1.''i~'( 1,350.52 5,387(825) P(I ),M(l) -(-5) W.R PO & Phone Monday BS 177.824.57 240,840 P(267) ll'm (49.772) M(40) PUC(7) 0(2) 127 Amenities aoc1 bod ose Sbajapur Tahsil

1IT1f aIfi f.riIicn'Pi Iflni f~ '1.- ,f~ ~m(811rnr ,,!f1r ~)'rr 'iii' firf1r.;r f.lifllT ifi' n fcclJ'it Q'!'firIfi'. vJ1l' ~;r'1'I'I qo.A \{Ii ~~-a 1J1 a11rJ1I {'~~ if f~ ~ ifi' ~ """iii" aIfi) ~~ ~ Ifrv (fiI;.lh. i) pat land use (i.e.area under different types of Land er'l!Jr~~ lISe in hectares rounded uP. to 2 decimal places.) ~ifi"~ ______....A.- ______~ ~a ft 8rerifl '" jf'{ .(ft ifi' fori im iIi:nra r,,1iI1'1 f~ ~!l~ er~ Remarks ('""" sfh including .. ~~) any place of Appro- Nearesl Culturable ~rea not religious, IIcb lown and waste(inclu- available historical to distance Power Sraple Irrigated Vnirrl- ding gaucbar (or or archaeolo-- Name of Village (in kms) , supply food Foresf by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 KR Maksi (23) Wheat, S.74N 105.09 144.24 179.39 .. Tanda Banjari Jowar KR Maksi (16) Wheat, 26.16W 257.32 72.05 94.20 Berchhi Jowar KR Shajapur ( I 9 ) Wheat, 26.25W 198.53 97.60 62.48 Batwadi Jowar KR Shajapur ( 19) Jowar, 22.01W 243.41 144.36 98.94 Bhilsami Wheat KR Shajapur (20) Wheat, 8.68W 208.55 ]01.03 64.17 Vdli Jowar KR Mak~i(IO) Wheat, 53.8.5W 476.26 202.25 216.39 Bardiya Son Jowar KR ]\·faksi ( 13) Wheat, 10.02W 279.90 146.67 181.21 Jahanpur Jowar KR Maksi (J 5) Wheat, 28.60W 365.58 160.86 226.39 Rchli Jowar KR Maksi (18) Wheat, 37.54W 840.28 451.12 286.11 N(I) Birgod Jowar T( I) KR Shajapur ( I 6) fA Wheat, 23.83W 865.03 151.83 221. 84 N(I2.5)T(5) Berchha Jowar M(6),C(2) KR Maksi (9) Wheat, 17.nw 140.15 69.15 99.96 Pir Umrod Jowar KR Ma!,si (10) Wheat. 15.96W 281.29 213.10 183.53 Palsawad (Son) Jowar KR Maksi (10) Wheat, . 4.IOW 118.04 43.98 92.67 Upda Jowar KR Maksi(IO) Whent, .. 28.04R 232.99 96.82 132.89 Baiarapur Jowar KR Maksi (6) Wheat, 20.02W 199.44 51. 36 94.46 Khokariya Toa Jowar KR Maksi (8) Wheat, 46.34W 188.54 199.60 279.02 Hanoti Jowar KR Maksi (5) Wheat, 15.26W 137.43 59.94 96.30 Lalupura Jowar Uninhabited .' Songaon

KR Maksi (5) Wheat, 29.17W 130.25 92.47 49.14 Surajpur Jowar PR Maksi (3) EA Wheat, .' 263.30W 668.44 ]95.75 223.03 Jhonkar Jowar

12,62J.30 24,833.07 N(565) 105,262.05 32.28566 M(72) Total C(I) T(137) 128

~"'~'l ",!an. ""1fi1rllii ~ p nQtq

"lI'r;itlr 11'"' !iii lIT" VPI'lfT pr~r :rnTiV ~~!mt(~ vnr it ~ rnr;!I' ~ t m~ it( -) h 'fIl'I'IfT '!'In , ~. P ein\Ir ~ Iffooi'f BIR ;;uit; am: ~ ~ it '!I"]'lI' 9" f;;rn;Jt rU If( ~ ~ t Il1i m If( q ra 1I';n (I.an it) IWifAlfT ~ ~n: ~ I!>'l' ~t-s f.I;.~., S,IO f.I;.~. ~T 10+f.I;.lft. Amenities available (if not availabe within the village, a dash ( - ) is shown in the column and next to it in bracketS,the distance in broad ranges viz-Skms.S-l Okml and] O+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). ,...------"------" isrfQAi Rrfurm .mt ~T cn;:ft IT~ arR i(~/fff?:/~r f~1 Wern: ~ ern: ~ ffffllff;:-~)f ~ (aRHZIt!', tw~) Loca· Total ~l!A,Q- l1TtT oion Total areB population Day or Communica· tode of the and Drinking days of tions(Bus-stop) cum- Name of viUage(in number of water Post and the market I railway station. qer Village bectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat,if any waterw way 2 3 4 5 6 7 II 9 10

] ~cn~,) 'S.63 248(31) -(-5) -(S-IO) W -(5-]0) -(5-]0) -(S-]O)

2 ~~lit 94S.27 1,069(170 ) P(I) -(S-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

3 "",~Iii", 681.SS 764(127} P( I} -(S-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

4 ~T 823.87 722( 112) P(l) -(-S) w -(-5) -(10+) -(10+ )

S ""'lIil1!-a~ 200.79 2]8(35) -(-5) --( -5) W -(-5) -(10+) -(10+)

6 'Rmr 258.68 310(63) P(I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(10+) -(10+ )

7 ;ftlli)~ 219.08 194(26) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -( 5-1 0) -(5-10)

S ~""r 860.95 1,138(202) P(1),M(I) D( I) W PO -(10+) -(10+)

9 S~T 391.94 584(96) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -( 10+) -(10+)

10 8f1'J"'~CTl 8Ui.42 885(158) P(I) -(-5) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

II fq~~T 429.27 923(158) P(I) D( I) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-]0)

12 if"~lfT 700.48 656(116) P(I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

13 q'l:~I'l~ 619.32 1,262(235) P(l),M(l) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

14 'il'T'l'Jllrr 461.67 687(111) P(1) -(-5~ W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

15 ~ 388,47 616(108) P(I) -(5-10) w -(-5) -( 5-1 0) -(5-10)

. 16 ent'1rU~ 16.41 ..-i"'R .. "

J7 ar:;r~ 429.51 200(35) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

18

20 ,~1I 1,514.93 1,743(293, P(t),M(l) -~5-tQ) W,R, -(S-10) -(5-10) -(S-10) HP 129

Amenities and Land ale ShuJalpur Tahsil

Ir", ifIIi r~lII1I'~ f~ 'L'" ,t1r ~ (1II'ricr ,,!fi:r lSq

,..------_,...------~ 9~ .. UTV'" ., ~ v

FR Akodia (7) Wheat, Ugah 3.98W 342.51 20.44 21.54 " Jowar Uninhabited .. Ajpripur

FR Shujalpur( 10) EAa Wheat, .. 5.70W, 355.28 19.27 28.61 .. AjeeJpur Jowar 20.6SN FR Shujalpur( 10) BAg Wheat, .. 3.29W. 124.69 4.94 13.72 Lubarl AliBI Jowar O.77N Oanpla Khc4i FR . Shujalpur( 10) EAS Wheat. , , 39.1,N 649.10 34.12 86.97 T(I) Penwchi Jowar Fa Shujalpur ( 5 ) ED, Wheat, 15.19W, 1.296.'0 117.18 7.5.09 ., Raipur' EAS Jowar 10.27R 130

~ ;rTtIr'!'t ft'~'" ""-§ferSTll ~ ,fir ~ .. ,,",,)Ir "fir ~ lit" VTIt'lil ~ \l!1'It&Irl 'a~g :;r;r-Y"mtt(lI~ ~11f it w.r~ ~ ~ ~ tit lfim1'I iJ(-) i~ ~I 'lin, m 't'i~ am: :mil; m ~ 'f.~ it ~1l1 ~ f\!l'i11'fr fit 'n: ~ ~g ~ :q)i m tp; ill t'(ll ~ (~"~ un i) ~"t tiflll'r ~ Sfilin: Q ",,} 'l't ~-5 f.!; .1I1., 5-10 f'f. Jf'}. liT JO+fiI;.lft. . Amenities available (if not availabe within the village. a dash ( - lis sbown in tbe column and next to it in brackets,the distance in broad ranges viz'-5kms,5-10km. and 1 O+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). ~------"------~ fiirf.!;"", ij"m oq;p:m tllfQJiti IffiI" 'Ii' Ifl'f) IT'f' al" ifflfJ7/ ~J?; ''''' f'<-r / 1m: it; f~ lIf<:: if,l{ 6.) (ap:f "i!:TT. h_ Loca· Total I<.r~'f,.,-OI ••mIJ, tion Total area population Day Or Communjca- eo!!o of the and Drinkin, days of t1ons{Bus-oJ) Qum· Name 01 vilJage(in number of .. water Post and tbe marketl railway station, ber Village hectares) bouselloJds Educational Medical (Potable) Telegrapb hat,if any water way),

2 3 4 ~ 6 7 ~ .1} 10

21 'l'l~~ti~ 552.90 732(128) P(1) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) BS.RS

22 .,1Im 424.'1 802( 129) P(I) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) BS

23 ffiI'ro 713 .60 812(110) P( 1) -( S-10) W -(S-IO} -(5-10) -(5-10)

24 l.:1',iri(:;f 230.96 219(35) P( 1) -(-5) HP,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

25 "rJ'a' 3:Z4.55 317(53) pel) -(-5) W.R -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

26 1

27 mif~ 495.26 586(80) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-IO) -(5-10)

28 ar:JrIt 442.54 704(123) P( I) -(-.5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

29 ~);r 1,039.20 1,006(174) P(1) -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)

SO f«'Tr~ 180.89 " ~ftu;r

:11 ... ~~~r;f' 1,177 .67 1,820(311) P(t) -(-5) w PO -(-5) BS

32 ~ 95.97 . ' . ,,'hI''!' ..

33 fif1ml'ZfJ 515.64 866(131) PCI)' -(5-10 ) W -(-5) -(5-10) BS

34 "",~1 411.83 422(64 ) P(1) -(5-10) W -{-S} -(5-10) -(-5)

35 ~<:r.rr 320.69 294(45) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

36 :a''Il11{ 1,756.60 1,829(302) P(1).M(l) -(S-10) R,W.HP PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

37 ~fII'lfiort 1,772.55 2,243(390) P(I).M(l) PHC(l) W,HP PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

38 '1~0!' (~lfVfT ,,~r) 288.78 2 I 6(33) -(-.5) -(-5) W -C-S) -(.5-10) -(-S)

39 'T~r """:lI' 342.30 3.5'7(63) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-.5) -( 5-10) -( _,>

40 rrO't 816.18 807(143) P( 1) -(-') W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 131

Amenities and Land DR Shujalpur Tahsil

1fT1f tI1II' ~~'( f~ '!.~ ~ ~qll"l1r(ertmr 'if11f ~ ifi'tlirftr;;; ~r itIi. fZt

KR Akodia (6) Whe3t, 2.25W 446.81 36.81 29.77 Niwalaya J~waT FP Akodia (7) Wheat. S.S9W 337.05 49.12 19.77 T( 1) Batwadi Jowa, FP Akodia (4) Wheat, 13.73W 249.67 27.06 21.94 Badodran8 Jowar 8.29N FP Akodia (8) Wheat, 20.59R J ,411.61 167.23 139.97 T( 1 ),Ce 1) Unchod Jowar 17.20W M(l) FP Akodia (10) ED. Wheat, S]'}] TIC] ,441.02 100.31 129.25 M(1),N(2) Hadlay Kalan EAg lowar 20.86W FP Akodia (10) Wheat. 7.J2W 239.22 21'.9' 12.45 Sujatpur lowar (Chou!iya Khedi) FP Akodia (10) Wheat, , . 0.22W 270.90 43.20 24.S7 .. Bhimpura Polay lowpr 3.41TK FP Akodia (10) \,Vhear, 5.95W 653.39 101.89 48.59 T(O Mugod Jowar 6.36N 132

"'tT;Jhr In1l' 16' "f'Cl' vrlt 'fir ~ ~1iI!fT ;o'«1Of-J ;;Ff-l!""!ilrtt(1'.f~ 'lJ'l'f if ~fimr~ ~ 'Iir ~ mlfiTi.'I1f ii"(-) hr ;;rJT1'.fT rprr a ~. p unw ,~Ii q~ ar" m il'T

,,------~ i"Tr f

337.39 474(78) P{I) -(-S) -(10+)

43 f;rqrT~t 795.66 1,079'197) P(I) -(10+) w -(-5)

104.06 .. ..

302.66

828.70 862(143) P( I) -( 5-10) W -(-5) -( 5-1 0) -(5-10)

47 '(~ 785.34 924(158) P( I) -( 10+) w -(-.5) -(10+)

1,075.59 1,470(250) P(I). -(10+) w PO -(5-10) fll(1 ) 588.02 716(113) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5,

'92.12 671(103) Pc!), -(5-JO) W 'PO -(5-10) BS M( I) 415.28 569(90) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

276.56 137(22) -(-5) -(-5) HP. -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) W 2,089.76 3,797(639) P(2), D(I) W,R PO&' -(5-10) BS M(I),O(2) Phone 194.48 347(46) -(-5) -(5-10) RW, -(5-10) -(5-10)

502.12 919(145) P(I) -(5-10) VV PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

136.99 158(29) -(-5) -(5-10) W,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

325.75 354(50) -~-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

58 ~T 649.61 670(104) P(l} -(5-10) VV -·(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

345.47 538(86) pel) -(-5) vv. -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) HP 231.29 212(36) -(-5) -(-5) W. -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) R 133

Ameaides IDd Lod use ShujaJpur ~ Tahsil

V'Pl 615 f.AiCcPl' 1111''( f~ 't- '{fir a'II'Il'Pr(8Pria' "'f1r ~ l!>lflfftr.;:r ~ t •• 1a"ttJWft' EITfiA;, VPlIIfi'f lfJ'IJ q.r.r. lt1f~ra 'lit wmv ~if~lf~ it ~ ft1I~ ~ iI' f'fA CI1Ii) qfu¢~ iii' If'II cfil'.~. it) pin Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land &m'r~ Ilae in b~es rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) 1!~~~ ~------....,,_------R~ n ",mill ~ ~ llimi&tn iift it; firi rum, fmc, ~~ ar~ Remark! (ti'I'IR ath Includinll ~.) any place o. Appro' Nearesl Culturable Alea nOI religious, acb town and waste(inclu- available bistorical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirrf- ding gauebar ~for or archaeolo. Name of Village (in kms) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest ViDage II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 .. ., Uninhabited Fatehpur Chikli FP Akodia (12) Wheat, O.37W 272.59 17.17 39.83 T( 1) Bankakhedi Jowar 7.43TK FP Akodia ( 12) EAg, Wheat, 1.1lW 62J.73 86.45 51.82 Nishana ED Jowar 30,55TK Uninhabited Khanpur

Uninhabited Sabuddikheda

FP ShujaJpur ( 10) Wheat, 1.99W 612.41 103.11 111.19 MaaraD),. Jowar FP Shujalpur (I 2) . EAg Wheat, 8.IlW 592.87 66.64 117.72 Dunglay Jowar KR ShujaJpur (12) EAg Wheat, 3.2STK 817.4] 142.64 98.89 T(l ) Dhabi, GhoDli Jo~ar . 13.40W KR ShujaJpur ( I 0 ) EAg Wheat, 11.50W 424.65 67.39 82.42 T( I) Dabri }owar 2.06R PR. Shuja Ipur ( lOr EAg Wheat, 12.00W 542.22 79.99 56.17 N(Z) Amlay Jowar 1.74N KR Shujalpur (9) EAg Wheat, 6.88W 337.8'3 51.68 18.89 Gudikbcdi Jowar PR Shujalpur (9) Wheat, 3.78W 218.29 12.26 42.23 R.ustampur Jowar PR ShujaJpur (9) EA Wheat, 282.57C 1,373.29 219.59 166.38 N(5),T(2) Jamncr Jowar 47.93W Temple FP ShujaJpur (8) Wheat. 1.94W 144.05 28.54 19.95 Bhogipur Jowar FP Shujalpur (6) EAg Wheat, 28.47W 365.34 54.00 54.31 Dchandi Jowar FP Sh ujaJpur (10) Wheat, O.64W 86.51 17.69 32. I 5 Banabedi Jowar FP Shujalpur (7) EAg Wheat, 17.60W 227.ZI 46.72 34.2:Z Satendi Jowar FP ShujaJpur (9) EA, Wheat, 14.14W 464.48 55.71 114.58 Jothada Jowar FP Shujalpur( I } EAg Wheat, .. 36.92W 182.58 511.92 38.14 Kamalya Jowar 27.91TK FP Shujalpur (3) Wheat, 3.47W 164.18 38,44 16,15 ., Nandasura Jowar 9,OSa- 134

ft~. 1l",t=r" ""1"''IIQ q.t "" ;qIft" '1IT1itIr "I'll'., ,"'II .Pf iii' p"'~r ~iQ' GR"-¥rmti(lfl1f I'lli' if ~ ~ ~ t al ~ if(-) ffr ~r fAT • ..n pm.. ~ ~ ~ :nrt ~ @ ~ it VJ1l' ~ f;;m;ft rU If't ~ ~ , I1TZ m Ill: 'Ii!' {6 III1n ('un if) 1Ii''l QI'f ~!!'Iin: ~ llfif ~t-s f.f;.afI'., S-]O fiIi.iI'. IlT 10+fiti .~. Amenities available (if not availabe within the village. a dash ( - ) is shown in the column and nelt to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz-Stms,S.10km. and I 0+ kms of tbe nearest place where tbe facility is available is given).

------~------~ illtfiJR; f.rfir.rm mt llfir !I'J'ij''l filii 8!h: mrrr,m/IfiT f~' "I" Rm'''fI m , f~ !ff{ 'I>1f ~ (em ~I'I. ~"".) Loea Total riw;r,,.,.,.- 1l11T DioD Total area populatiOD Day or Communica- lode or the and Drinking days of tions(Bus-stop) cum- Nameo. village(iD number of water Post and tbe market! railway slat ion • qer Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat,if any waterw way

2 3 4 5 b 7 IS 'I 10 61 'I!1;nW 238.02 112(17) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

62 f.limoft 717.33 779(134) P( I) -(-S) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

63 ,fu;r~,r S32.42 853(143) P( I) "-(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

64 ,!m 705.93 847(152) P( 1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

6' q;W~~ 42.:14 crl'l;r

66 ~ 482.88 792( 121) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

67 ~r ;rti~ 414.07 70S{ 116) P( I) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-IO) -(5-10)

68 ~Ti,l 226.34 270(38) P( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

69 iil"finV~ 217.74 371(60) P( 1 ) -(5 -10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

70 ~f~nn~ 496.11 514(89) " P( 1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

71 ~ 180.S2 ;;ft7T~

72 ~~'IJ~ 40. t 5 «lu.;

73 ~m~ " 470.52 654(97) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

74 ~~;n;J\Ir' 566.67 495(70) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

1S erfl~ 337.49 523(69) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5 )

76 flt'f~ 625.42 849(131) P( I) -(5-10) W,R -(5-10) -(S-IO) -(5-10)

77 R"'llr 620.30 710(108) P(I) -( -5) W PO &; Phonu -(-5) (BS)

78 ~~ 39.91 !fl~ , , ..

79 fll'dirqr 315.73 283(55) -(-5) -(-S) W,R. -(-S) -(-S) -(-S)

80 ~ 1,36S.261,180(318) p(2) (10+) w PO (10+) (BS) US Amenities and Land use Shojalpur Tabsil

!lllf <'t'IIi ~1I1n: ~ If,III' 'Ifir IAlfPr(lI11f~ 'lffir ~ ~11'4",", f~ ~ ol~ fi!:tqQtl~, Q"1'1l ~ ;rf'lt ~ I!lI' ;nAil ~iI 11ft .TIm! tlf!ll,{ it f~~ ~~ ~ cit ~ ijlfI) ~~ llil lui II ("'.m. if) foJ.., Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land ~'~1I'R use in hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) ~~~ ".------_--"'------..• ~~6 .if 'Ir!l;i'f ~ ITl: .rmiil~ .;;rl t fori r«fcw r~ ~~ "~9' Remarks (~anl including ~~) any place 01 A.ppro. Neares. Culturable Area nOI religious, acb town and waste(inclu· available historical to distance Po\\

FI' Shujalpur (5) fA Wheat, 30.02W 375,38 35,07 42.41 Gerkhedi Sowar FP SbujaJpur (8) ED, ~heat, 59,OOR 306.73 11.74 28.63 TapkaBasantpul BAg ]owar 7,97W· FP ShujaJpur (5) ED, Wheat, 4,40W 72.64 32,27 43.65 Nanyakhedi EAg Jowar 73,38N FP Shujalpur (8) Wheat, 74.43R 116,53 6,16 20,62 Bagnakhedi Iowar FP Shujalpur (7) ED, Wheat, II. 52W 263.52 40,59 30,48 .. Lasudliya H ejan EAg Jowar 150.00R , , Uninhabited Salampur

. , Uninhabited Sheshrampur

FP Shujalput ( 3) EAg Wheat, ., 19.52W 393.40 37.70 19,90 Mandawar Jowar FP Shujaipur (3) BAg Wheat. 32,97W 397.96 66.97 68,77 Tajpur Ukafa ]owar FP Shujalpur (3) Wheat, , . 23,85R 249.02 28,70 3S.92 Akhtyarpur Jowar Pipiod FP Shujaipur (5) ED, Wheat, 29,22W 4S7.90 60.27 53.72 '0 fAg Jowar 24.311\ Chitoda PR Shujalpur (3) ED, Wheat, 0' 44.3SW 481,72 64,67 29.56 EAg Jowar

, , Uninhabited ,0 Dhariyakhcdi

1hirni)a FP Shlljalpur (2) fAg Wheat. ,0 2,13W 220,73 44.64 46.23 Jowlr 2.00R 114.22 o • Mangrola PR Shujalpur (11) EAS Wheat, , 0 82,S6W 1,071.72 96." Sowar 136

~iiI'lt=I''!'( fti!fln. a-WII'fmi ~ ,f~ \roI)q f"r~ 11'111' .r iHIr II'Tll"i!iT ~~T ~~!i 'Ir.f~f.fElTlt(1:I"f.4: !Ull" if ~ ;rn;ril:T ~ ~ 51 ;rnn:r if(-) h" ijJl(flff fTlIt t m p fiil'IiW ~ Iffurrij sin: ~if; iilT&, @' ~ ij Vrli '" f;;re;ft ~ 'n: ~arr:t :;m:ri!l t ~ m If, ~ ra iPInI (,IIiIf"t it) '61 mT ~ lI'Ii" ~ '!>'l" lTft-5 fit;.lit., 5-lO fll;.m . 1fT 10+ti!i .lit. Amenities available (if not availabe within the village, a dash ( - )is shown in the c(liumn and neltt to it in brackets.the distance in broad ranges viz-5kms.5-1 OJ.mB and lO+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given).

,------~ isf!lT1f' f.iflwn 'T1it iii! 1fI'f1 ~Ol'h iTr:oT"Im!lf>r f1!if/ ~~~I!I"I l'fT"{ ii; fo:r-r I

81 ~11"1:r~<: (f,{6r.n ) 319.49 329(51) P( i) -( 5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-~)

82 ~f 983.30 996(166) P(I) MH{ I) w -(5-10) (10+) -(5-10)

83 f.tIlT;r1 614.08 636(99) P(I) -(-5) W -(5-10) (1.+) -(-5)

84 f~"HI 649.99 865(149) P( I } (5-10) W PO -( -5) -(5-10)

85 ~1(~<:ICf;;r) 127.36 146(23) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10

86 ;r.:;;r1<1(i~~;;r) 431.07 477(65) P( I"> -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

87 oq'",r ,,~ 517.42 ~01(78) P( 1 ) -(5-JO) W -(5-10) -(5-10 ) -(5-10)

88 ~rt 292.19 .' q'hm

89 \3TIOfr 1,170.58 2,086(348) P (2) D( I) W PO Friday -( 10+) M( I) 90 Il·.,-p:r 358.07 462(72) P( I) -(10+ ) w -(-5) -(-5) -( 10+)

91 '!:'if;rT 273.52 264(39) -(-5) -(10+) w -(-5) -(5-10) -( 10+)

92 i!i1lT~ 1,424.25 1,815(318) P( 1 ) .M(I) -(-5) W PO Tue~day -($-10)

93 fillAli~' 571.00 606(115) P( I ) -,5-10) W -(-5) -( 5-10) -(5-10)

94 .m)~1 351.51 635(86) P( 1) -(5-IO) W -(-5 ) -(5-10) -(5 -10)

95 1f\~):; ~i 745.251,502(227) P(I),O(l) -(5-10) w PO -(5-10) .-(5-10)

96 ~nJ~r 909.14 736(135) P( 1) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-]0)

97 f.r

98 if'Iil1fif 1,176.75 1,924(320) P( 1) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

99 'T9"~r 782.58 1,163(180) pel) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

100 .r~I"f;;r 2,247.09 3,882(674) P(2).M(I) PHC(I) , w PO& Tuesday BS PUC( 1) D(l)MH(l) Phone 137

Amenities and Laod use Shujalpuf Tahsil

.A 8ifi riI"Ra'If ;pf'{ r~ 'L~ '{fir o~(811IB "fiT ~m 1li1 fclf1r;;J fiwrl it; Ill. 2<~ml'flf, Ill'll '" ;:rl'll q.R ~1I'~il"{l ~ W11I1V ~lIfilR: it f.f.mnr ~ it; 1ft ~r.r ftIIfi) ~~fI1i 1Ii,'ni efir.lft. if) par Land use (i.e .area under ditTer.ent types of Land II"I1rr ~m;J use in bectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) ~it;~~ ------_....,.__------. ~ IR 6f!l';ff , Ii"l lim it fri lim ~ fri r,fQ r~ ~ 1(;:0('{ er,~ Remarka (tftoiR et\''{ including ~~~) any place 0' Appro- Nearesl CuIturable Area nOI religious, Rcb town and waste(inclu- available bistorical 10 distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirrl- ding gauchar ror or archaeolo- Name 0' Village (in kms) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 pR Shujalpur (9) ED, Wheat, 15.31W 231.34 24.28 48.56 Shyampur EAg Jowar (Chitoni) fp Sbujalpur ( 1 G) Wheat, 18.94W &70.78 62.95 30.63 T(1) Undai Jowar FP SbujaJpur ( 15 ) EAg Wheat, .. 6.69W 474.37 42.25 90.77 T( I) Chitoni Jowar FP Shujalpur (10) EAg Wheat, 8.53W 539.45 44.94 57.07 T(l) Titwas Jowar FP Shuja!pur (10) ED. Whe.at, 6.4SW 97.07 8.88 14.96 T( 1) Bhimpura EAg Jowar .' ( BehrawaJ) FP Shuialpur ( 10 ) EAg Wheat, 27. J4W 338,83 32,00 33.10 Banjari Behra"al Jowar FP Shuialpur (6) ED Wheat, 21,99W 394,58 25.10 75.75 , . Chauki Nasirabad EAg Jowar Uninhabited " Ilai

FP SllUjaJpur (13) ED, Wheat, 94.04W 828.68 114.90 132.96 T( 3) Ugli BAS Jowar EP Shujalpur (13) EA3 Wheat, '.. 12.74W 238.28 '7S.36 211.69 Gunjari Jowar .' FP Spujalpur (15 ) EAg Wheat, 20.42W 188.06 53.92 11.12 Tunlni Jowar FP Shlljalplll' (15) fA Wheat, 172.28W 876.20 327.63 48.41 M(1)T(1) Kamalpur Inwar FP Shujalpur (19) Wheat, 12.33W 445.96 74.95 37.76 T(2) Bishankhedi lowar FP Sbuj.lpur (23) Wheat, 10.44R 289.68 39.02 12.37 Kherkhedi JOwdr FP ShujaJpur (29) Wheat, 27.93W 624.44 63.58 29.~0 Kbardon Khurd· Jowar Whellt, 13.61W 73,24 27.94 , Rall1di FP Shujalpur (24) " 787.1S . lowar 7.20N FP Shulalpur (6) What, 36.98W 516.99 27.86 21.28 T( 1) NipaDya fCb_njar lowar FP Shujalpur (46) Wheat, 14.13W 990.66 110.35 58.16 Bakayall Jowar 4.0' Tl' pp Shujalpur (40) Wheat, 65.41W 5".09 1~4.n 37.19 , , RfchhadJ " " Jowar PR Shujalpur (22) J!A Whea, , , . ~32.1 tiW 1,382.92 469,40 162.61 (NS),T(4) Behrawal Jowar 138

pI";;r;:rmr ~ ;;r;:r~smt(m VI1I' it ~ ~ iliff t cit mill' it(-) nr Wtlmfl'lfT, f{ii~ ~~~~Ifi~ itvPr~f~ ~~~;mI'It7t~~q';: q ~ 'Ii''ni.. , W 5(lI!~ ~ t\' ITt t-s 1i!;.1ft'., S-10 fit; .zft. 1fT 10+fitr.~. Amenities available(if not availabe witbin tbe village, a dasb( - lis shown In the tolumn and next to it in brackets,the distance in broad ranges viz-5kms,5·10l~m. and ) O+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). ------. ierf"I'F ~f.r.i'''' oftit 'liT IJIiit m; aitT ~/~/'lir r~1 6;m ~f"" .nt. il;r~lfri~~ (;m~.~) Loe.· Total fiW'r,Q· lffli Dion TOlal area populatioD Day or CommuD ica· loele of the and Drinkins days of tions(Bus-stop) tum· Name of village (in number of water Post and (be market J railway scation • qcr Village hectares) housebolds Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat,if any waterw wa.y 2 3 4 5 6 7 IS II 10 101 Ili", 58S.02 391(62) -(-S) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) . 102 !f;~'t 693.02 S56(89) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

116.86 .,

448.40 973(149) pel) -(:5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) BS

10 S trm;r iii," 1,7S6.09 2.767(451) P(2).MO) D(I) W,HP PO Sunday BS PUC(l ) 154. 17

J 07 lTT'for't 226.17 502(91) P(1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

180.18 135(21) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

614.78 729(133) PCJ) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5 ) -(-5)

765.29 983(165) PCI) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

385.71 465(76) P(I) -(-.~) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

560.20 415(72) P( I) -(5-10) W,R -(-5) -(10+) - -(S-IO)

113~~ 1,309.07 1,726(295) P(l)' -(S-10) W,R PO -(10+) -(5-10) M(l) 251.77 275(46) -(-S) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

115 ~..

481.96 769(J3.7) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

117 'l;ft 161.34 312(50) PCI) -(-5) W -(.-5 ) -(-5) -(-5)

294.96 96(17) -(-5) -(-5) W· -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

119 ~ 283.80 371(53) PC 1) -(5-10) w -('-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

J20 ~l 214.11 " Amenities lIn4 Lan4 use ShuJall)Ur TUMI.

'!fir ~(8l1fm 'ffir 'iCI'lIFr 'i"1' f.fAf;:;r ~ ~ •• ~h'l: if ~iPf ~ ... ~ f'l'A ~) Land UitI (i.e.area under differeJIt types of LatilS ule In hectates tOunded _uP. to 2 decimal places.) ------"'-_------...... , ~ .m iIr fi;rIi .m" ftfi rmi'r 'mfiV.-...R lI'ifJ'I'i" Remarks (ift'iR att'( ioc:luding ~.) any plac:o 0' Appro­ Neareal Culturable Area DOl religious. ach town and waste(inclu- available historical to dilltam:e Powel Staple Irrigated Unirrl- ding gauchal fer or archaeolo­ Name of Yillage (in kms) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gic:al interest Village J 1 J2 13 14 IS 16 17 J8 19 20

FP ShuJaJpur (33) EAg. Wheat. . ' 73.12W 407.90 84.94 19.06 Kobld • EO Jowar 480.47 Kohadi KR Shujalpur (32) ED Wheat. S8.70W 92.7S 61.10 " EAg Jowar Uninhabited ·. Chauki Raheemabad

PR Shujalpur (29) EAg, Wheat, .' SI.33W 30S.16 73.66 18.25 Aal IC.hedi ED Jowar PR ShujaJpur (35) EA Wheat. 3It.70W 978.40 368.28 97.71 N(IS).M(]) Khardon Kalan Jowar T(]4) Uninhabited , . Tigariya

Galvi FP Shujalpur (36) EAg 'Wheat, 25.73W 160.20 28.18 12.06 " Jowar FP Shujalpur (37) EAg Wheat. 44.68W 105.6] 22.43 7.46 T( 2) Shekhpur Bongi Jowar FP ShujaJpnr (38) F.Ag Wheat, .' 102. 42W 3-98.43 89 • 08 24.85 T(I) Lasudaliya Patl. Jowar PR Shujalpur (38) EAg,EO Wheat, .' 45.96W 565.15 113.23 40.95 ·. Ragho IChedi JOWl[ FP Shujalpur (42) EAg Wheat. 31.09W 268.S3 56.7S 29.34 T(4) Ganempur Jowar FP Shujalpur (4S) Wheat. 24.20W 41S.12 63.14 54.74 T(l:) Bapcha Jowar FP Sl\ujalpur- (48) EA Wheat. 72.43W 895.05 191.17 144.42 T(J),M(I) Mohammadpur Jowar Mac:hhnai FP Shujalpur (36) EAg Wheat, 3.6SW ]67.96 30.36 49.80 Ghat Khedi lowar Uninhabited Chakranabad " •• ·. ·. FP Shujalpur (34) EA Wheat. .. 40.39W 336.84 60.65 44.08 ebbapri Jowar FP Sbujalpur (33) EAg Wheat. . 30.SSW 83.18 31.32 15.96 Jbundi Jowar · FP Shujalpur (33) EAg Wheat. ·. 18.69W 205.10 59.98 11.19 HanumanJ Kheda Jowar Hajipur FP Shujalpur (35) EAg Wheat, 2.45W 205.83 49.25 26.27 " Jowar .. UDinhabittcd .. .. Saloni 140

IJ'l'I' llir P ~T ~ ;;r;r~f.rar:t(lf~ 1111r if ~ ~Q' ~ ~ mlIir.I+f if(-) h 'I1TT'I"r IJ'!IT t pilil'lfiW ~ qfuml BJf{ ~ iiI1T ~ Ifi~ if Vl1l' it f~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t ;ITZ m ~ q'~ ra ('~II'\ it) ..n mr w Sfifi"R ~ ~j if( ~-5 fit; .;ft., 5-10 fit; .;ft-. lfr 10+fit;.~. Amenities avaiJabJe(if not availabe within the village, a dash ( - >'s shown in the column and neltt to it in brackets.the distance in broad ranges viz-5kms.5-1 OJ;m. and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given).

,------_.._------~ iillfur;!; f'rf.T.rm.nit 'lir IJlii}' .rIfi 8!f{ ~Im/lfir f;r.rj Worn: ~ 'In iI; f;:;r lff;: II\1i Ii' (om ~rq , ~~ ) LoeB Total f~~'f.;;r.r • • mi Dian Tota) area population Day or Communica- lode of the and Drinking days of tions(Bus-stop) cum- Name 0' vilJage(in number of water Post and the market! railway station, qer Villaee bectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hllt,if any waterw way 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 II 9 10 1.217.21 3,324(555) P(2} ,M(l) PHC(1) w PO Friday ns PUC( 1) FPC( 1) ,D(l) SMP(2) 430.88 298(57) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

123 i!r~f('f'lfT 593.88 900(154) P(l),M(1) D(I) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

124 1J_ql!iT ~ 369,74 528(90) P( I) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

363.74 325(54) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

470.45 517(89) P(1) _(:00 5 ) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

727.98 1,203(201) P( I) -(-5) w PO -(-5) -(-5)

664.21 722(118) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

479.36 719(134) P( I) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) BS

130 11'~ 454.49 589(98) P(I } -(5-10) w -(5-1C) -(5-10) -(-5)

212.06 137(24) -(-5) w -( 10+) 00(-5 )

515.18 933(139} P(] ) w -(10+) -(10+) -(-5)

765.02 722(128) P( 1) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

134 'U~r 513.93 675(IP7) PC 1) -(S-JO) w -(-5) -( 5-1 0) -(-5~

. 527.00 613(121) pel) -(5-1<) ) w -(-5) -(S-IO) -(-5)

],276.20 1,530(249) P(l),~(]) -(5-]0) w PO -(10+ ) -(-5)

1 37 fqqf<;nrr ~ 1,177.25 1,470(264) p(ILMel) -(-S) R,W PO -(S-IO) as

]38 'II'~;:ft' 1,079.27 1,317(198) P(l) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(10+) BS

304.S6 266(38) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -( 10+) -(-5)

140 mr~ 230.70 451(66) PCl) -(-5) w -(-S) -(-$I 141

AmeDlties aud Laud use Shujalpur Tahsil

lll"l' I;IIIIi r;;mh f.rot;~ ~ It'" '!fir :oq1I'Pr(8J1rRr '1fir ~ ~r f

~:;rl~~~ i'I~«)8 lA~fITi ~ P ~q fwr,;i'l1r 11'1'11' lIlT 11',11 VJ1I'IIi' p~T :a''rnOa- ~-W'!l1rtt (l:r~ "ll'11T it ~ ;mrau ;r;1I' ~ tit 1IiI~ it (-) flIT I!f1W.rr IJ?rT t m f'I' IIinw ~ q-fl:ml er'h '3'!fif; iiIT~ tT 'f,")l;o>f, it Irllf it f'll~ ~ rn: '1mmt ~ ~ ~ i!I''h rn: If, r& IP'n (.II~," it) ",j ;A;!rl 'Pf Wf;1""{ Cli 'f,"i ITt ~-5 1iI;. '1ft., 5-J 0 f"l'i.~"t. iiI' J o+flI;.lit. . Amenities available (if not availabe within the village. a dash ( - )is shown in the column and next to it in brackets,the distance in broad ranges viz-5kms.5-1OJ:m' and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given).

,..__-----______...... A_. ______~

uTerflJl~ Nfir.'m rrlit '1>1 'lToJ1 iff

142 i1I'i11' v~ 373.84 360(61) P( I) -(10+) W -(-5) -( 10+) -(-5)

143 . ~~u ljfor~<:"T~ 1,036.12 1.136(179) P(I) -(10+) w -(5-10) -( 10+) -(5-10)

144 ... ~.rr 1,561.26 2,568(411) p(2),M(I) FPC(I},D(1) W PO Thursday BS

J45 arriiPllT 629.46 763(109) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

146 If;i'r.~~~ 460.31 841(138) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

147 'lI~r. 500.89 536(99) P(] ) -(-5) W -( -5) -(5-1v) R3

148 ~~) 455.44 265(.J4) -(-5) ;(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

149 ffi:T ~T 94.17 81 (14) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

150 G"Tf'5!rr v~ 449.76 414(77) P(1) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) lSI 'lIT;rfel:fT" 'll1'<'I' 778.58 1,466(276) P( 1) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(-5)

152 1I':

154 ~"hr1 470.99 41'9(65) P( 1) -(-5) W -( -5)' -(-5) -(-5)

155 1fI;r v~ 628.08 902(135) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

156 IliTmon'ffl 1,259.54 1,498(238) P(I),M(I) -(-5) W PO Saturday BS,RS

157 IfiT~~) 340.95 575(83) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

158 ~ v~,. 425.09 543( 102) P{I) -C-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( ... s)

159 ~i'f

160 wWrIiT v,) 768.27 . 766(143) P(J) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 143

Amenities and Land use Shujalpur Tabsil

.nI'R r~!JIT, r~.,., ,,- ,til I3"NPT (8I'ffiT ... f1r ~ illr fiff1l;;J rifi~"f it; iii ~qqrr urr~. lInI' 'Il1lJ11I' ~ ~~~ W'I1I'1W ~~lf'{ if ~ ~ it; ;it ~A CIIIi) ~~fi .r q"; (fir.lft'. it) lfirlll Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land III"Rr ~VIJS) cuJtivation gicaJ intcreal Vi}l9gc

II 12 13 14 1~ 16 17 18 19 20 I FP Shujalpur (27) EAg Wheat, ·. 13.74W 483.08 99.11 78.93 T(1 ) Bawadiya Jowar Malna FP Shujalpur (24) fAg Wheat, 1.05W 273.27 61.97 20.79 T(l) Jangi Khedi Eo Jowar 16.76R FP Shujalpur (32) EAg Wheat, '. 33.86W 747.29 161.72 93.25 Khajuri EO Jowar Alababad PR Shujalpur (27) EA Wheat, 168.66W 1.069.32 21S.S7 107.71 N(4).M(l) Nandni Jowar T(1) FP Shujalpur (21 ) ED Wbeat. 39.41W 496.89 70.~7 22.29 Alany. EAg Jowar FP Shujalpur (23) fA Wheat, 80.61W 294.21 33.40 52.09 Kankad Kheda Jowar KR Shujalpur (21) Wheat, 27.79W 394.28 46.64 32.18 Jabadi Jowar FP Shujalpur (22) Wheat, ·. 25.63W 322.86 73.71 33.24 Dubdi Jowar ·. FP Shujalpur (21) EAg Wheat, 31. 31W 44.94 15.01 2.91 Deora Khedi Jowar FP Shujalpur (24) EAg Wheat, 33.72W 321.93 75.62 18.49 Dadiya Khedi ED 10war FP Shujalpur (24) EAg Wheat, 59.SSW S73.09 1I4.S0 31.41 Jabadiy' Bbetl Jowar KR Sh'Jjalpur ( 13) EA Wheat. S2.S2W 430.52 148.99 S4.67 N(2S0).M(7), Bhardi Jowar C(2), T( I) FP ShujaJpur (2 I ) . EAg Wheat, 45.70W 436.80 116.03 47.36 Pasisar ED Jowar FP Shujalpur ( 13 ) Wheat, '. 28.36R 209.48 102.16 5S.99 RODSi Jowar 12.00W PR Shujalpur (14) EA Wheat, 40.36W 282.56 113.70 191.46 Pankhedi Jowar ·. KR ShujaJpur (1 6 ) EA Wheat, 97.94W !U6.06 170.65 74.89 Kal.pipaJ Jowar .' FP Shujalpur (J 8 ) EAg Wheat, 32.9SW 213.09 69.62 25.29 K.di Khedi Jowar FP Shujalpur (19) EAa Wbeat, t. SO.13W 202.24 67.76 104.96 ·. Imll Khedi Jowar KR Shujalpur (20) EAg Wheat, 19.52W 269.42 107.'4 S4.08 ·, Gun PipU Jowar KR SbujalpuJ (19) .. Wheat, ·. 47.63W 249.73 133.31 337.60 ·. Bhaniya Kbedi 'nora. 144

'P~1 :;)''1'<'(;g' ~'f~(lff,{ m it ~mi ~ 'fit t m~ ii(-) i..- ~r

454.52 506(88) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

183.06

760.32 509(88) P(t) -(10+) w -(-5) -(-5)

] 64 ~r 1i"t1:r~ 835.88 833(131) P(l) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-le) -(5-10)

165 ~1 175.75

166 ~~ 185.71 366(57) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(-5 ) -(5-10) -(5-10)

491.29 ] ,019( 176) PC 1) -(5-10 ) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

841,48 908(144} P( I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-]0) -(5-10)

169 1I"~

170 ~ i!') 4]1.24 705(105) P(I) -(5-IO) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

225.31 349(47) -(-5) -(S-IO) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

122.82 11 (2) -(-5) -(!HO) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

460.02 598(103) P(] ) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-]0) -(-5)

]74 f~ 56].84 359(63) PO) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-JO) -(-5)

290.58 439(61) P( I ) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

1,348.742,088(337) P(2),M(l) 0(1), W,R PO & (10+) BS PUC( I ),Oe 1) PEtc( I) Phone 177 ~ 255.99 161(2.4) -(-S) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(10+> -(-5)

162.05 122(22} -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)

179 f~ 382.65 490(77) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)

181.79 188(29) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) 145

Amenities and Land Ole Shujalpur Tahsil

lUll i'f';fo f.r.;z~ ;rlJ"( 'ifll Wcim (q"'1jfu 'lifir \ml;; ifof ~fl;';iJ f.r.~j to i. !?;t1J'lft ~nilJ1l;, ~ ~ ~')~~ ~~li~ !r f~c!:(flf ~<'i

,------""------~ «1Wa ~ "ciT it; f<'li .ift it; fori f«N6 ;mr;tl"~ w,qor;g Remarks (tfI;n: arl't including ~~~) any place of Appro­ Nearesl Culturable Area not religious, acb IOWn aDd waste(inclu· Bvailable hIstorical 10 distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirri· ding gauchar for or archaeolo­ Name of Village (in kmsl supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village II 12 13 14 J 5 16 17 18 19 20 2

K R Shlljalpur (2 1 ) EAg, Wheat, 36.59VV 359.18 40.77 17.98 Sadan Khedi £0 Jowar Uninhabited Chauki Niranjallpur

FP ShujalpuT ( I 2) Wheal, 66.97VY 478.06 82.54 132.75 Tajpur Gauri Jowar FP Shu)l'lpur (11) En Wh.:at, 17.87W 535.98 73.94 108.10 T( I) Narola Hirapur EAg Jowar 99.99C Uninhabited Kalali

FP ShuJollpur (15) LAg Wheat, 13.25W 133.83 4.51 34.12 Dholpur Jowar FP ShuJ.!lpur (15) ED, Wheat, 19.62VV 372.76 25.08 73.83 T(l) Lisudaliya Gori EAg JOW,if FP Shujalpur (I 5 ) EAg Wheat, 35.43VV 605.95 138.19 61.91 Bhilkbeda Jowar FP Shujalpur (6) EA Wheat, 16.30R 341. 79 25.25 14.25 Jhadla Jo\\ar FP ShujaJpur (6) EAg Wheal, 3.36VV 356.50 35.89 15.49 N( I). T( I) Mehar Khedi Jowar r P Shuja\pur (g) Wheat, S.41W 185.54 7.59 26.47 Fatehpur Chakrod Jowar FP ShUI.llp

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181 firqr;:IfT f~~r.r 543.31 459(7S} P( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -( 10+ J -(5-10)

182 ITifi-r1 Q«;;2;~ 784.21 576(98) PC I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)

183 fOTOlT 344.46 220(28) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

184 ~I ~fl:lfT 710.04 1,105(20]) P(I),M(1) -(5-]0) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

185 i'"l<:TiifT~ 359.42 368(70) P( I) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

186 '!,ilTc1 511.38 574(84) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

187 ~~ rrr,!.~ 484.25 294(53) P( I) -(.5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

188 ;;r~~

189 l'fl;:;r.rT ,,~ 794.51 947(151 ) P(f) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

190 ~ 922.97 1,16D(202) P ( 2 ) , M ( 1) - (5-J 0) W PO -(5-10) -(-5)

191 Offill \if\' 684.49 759(130) P( I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5- 10) -(-5)

192 if,~1 1,616.22 1,726(284) P(I),M(l) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+)

193 c:"tOflfl Ii~ 239.67 328(54) P( I) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(10+) -( 10+)

194 artl(11 tit~ 114.59 79(14) -(-5) -(5-fO) W -(5-10) -(5-]0) -(5-10)

19.5 ~ 498.48 575(89) P{ 1) -(5-]0) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-]0)

196 ~l~T 1,076.70 1,254(20) P( I) -(5-]0) W -(-5) -(10+ ) -(5-10)

197 lIilfrf$'In 781.85 688(113) P(] ) -(5-IO) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

198 \;I)m "?f 465.58 447(61) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-1~~ -(5-10)

199 ~111'~~ 833.70 866(140) P( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

200 "VlI'f 'Mrt 2,496.07 3.957(650} P(2) ,Mel) PHe( 1), W,HP P04 Wodnesdll), as PUC(I) D(l) Phone 14,7

Amenities 8DI1 Lud aBe ShuJalpur l'ahI.

1'111' tI1Ii firImR "'" fimft 't- '!fir rm'R(III'I'M '!fir ~ 11ft ~ ~ if; ii. ~ 1I'!fiI1!i. 8'111' IIiI l11'li .;R '~r, !lit .-nnw . ~ilR:it~~"~~5IIi) Il~" VII'''' &'.Ift. ) prln Land use (i.e.area onder different types of Land III1Rr~ "'e in hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal places.) • if; 'E'AiI ,....------..,..__------~ .. wrtAtv ~ ~if;~ .~_:tn • rum ' fmu ~'IIPIR &rifI'I'" Remark, (~eit1 Includinl ~~) any place pI Appro- Neareel Coltorable Area DGI religious, acb town and waste(inclu- available historical to distance Powe, Staple IrriBated Uni,ri- diDB'rauchat /01 or archaeoJo- Name 01 ViDage (in lema) IUpply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gicaJ interest Village 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 FP Shujalpor (1 7) EAg Wheat, 8.61W 462.37 49.48 22.85 NipaDya Jowar .' Hisamuddccn FP Shujalpur (17) Wheat, 10.41W 618.83 73.33 81.64 .. Dhabla Jowar Husainpur FP Shujalpur (18) Wheat, 22.61W 207.30 66.40 48.1S Kuthali Jowar Wheat, 386.S1 98.69 129.90 Bhori,)'a FP Shujalpur (20) EAI, " 94.'4W EO Jowar Khajuriya FP Shujalpor (20) EAg Wheat, 41.S9W 194.S3 73.0S SO.2S .. Dorabad Jowar FP Shujalpur (20) EAg Wheat, 65,31W 32S.81 68.63 S1.63 Dhuboti Jowar FP Shujalpur (20) Wheat, 28.82W 377.64 32.77 4S.02 Shy,ampur Jowar Nanukhedi FP ShU,ialpur (20) EAg Wheat. 41.17W 843.87 84.87 116.44 Lasudiya Malak Jowar FP ShuJalpur (25) EAg Wheat, .. 102.09W 443.13 138.82 110.47 Mandala Khedi Jowar FP Shujalpur (21s) EA Wheat, 148.00W 556.34 134.98 83.65 Farad Jowar FP Shujalpur (28) EAg Wheat, 58.99W 425.89 97.12 102.49 Lala Kbedi Jowar FP Shujaipur (21) EA Wheat, 6S.20W 1,170.84 170.98 178.80 Kothdi Jowar 30.40R FP Shujalpur (21) Wheat, 5.87W 158.42 30.51 43.87 Tilya Khedi Jowar '. I.OOR FP Shujalpur (26) Wheat, 1.16W 87.26 8.25 17.92 Adam Kheda Jowar FP Shujalpur (26) .' Whea_t, 29.87W 380.35 38.67 49.S9 Kumer Jowar FP Shujalpur (28) EA Wheat, llS.SlW 795.04 64.48 101.67 Ronsla Jowar FP Shujalpur (20) Wheat, '. lO.OOW S87.53 84.08 93.74 .. Kanadiya Jowar 6.50TK FP Shujalpur (29) Wheat, 11.68W 342.18 71.79 39.93 Jogi Kbedi Jowar FP Shujalpur (2S) EAg Wheat, .. 51.SSW 6S0.47 60.09 71.59 Hadlay Khurd Jowar PR. Shqjalpur (J 8 J EA Wheat, 9J.2JW 1,747.40 289.55 271.91 N(SO) Aranya Kailln Jowar 96.00R 148

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~lfr;:ftJr !HIJ 'iii ;mr I'm llir p~T ;mt'i'!I' ;;r.r1firm1t(1fR .PI' if ~ ;mrav ~ , cit lIi'fWI' i(-) illl' ~r IPJr • lAw prilmf qIi~ aftl: M 'R (t ~ it VJ1f e- ~ ra IR §finmt ~ &;iii m lR q .-a tJ:n (Mn') lIi'nrr w SIlIi~ ~ 11ft' 'I'f '-5 R; .Ift., 5-10 ,...~. 1Il10+fiJ.~. - Amenities avaijable(if not availabe witbin tbe vlDage, a dash ( -)is shown In tile collHDn and next to it in brackets,the distance in broad r&nlcs viz-5kma,S-10kml aDd IO+km. ot the Dearest place where the t&cillty is available i. siven). ~------~------~ ~ Mmn ~1IiI'~ lTlIiaftt ~/~/lIirRirI ~~ IrA , ft;r "." Pitt (l (IRUIN, wt) Loc:a. rocal d~,Q-;mi alOD fotal area population Da,or Communlca- lode of the and DrlDklDa days of tions(BdHtop) cum· Nemeo' village CIII number of water Post aDd the marketJ railway station. qer ViDaga hectares) households Educational Medical (potable) Telegraph hat, if any waterw way 1 2 3 4 5 fi 7 8 9 JO 201 If'lf qftll'T 896.49 1,196(214) pel) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

202 ;rhr.n 379.28 4S9(79) P(1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -f-5)

203 ~N 272.64 37(8) -(-5) -(-') W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

204 ~~n· 230.48 675(132) P( 1) -(10+) W,R -(-S) -(5-10) -{5-10, _IU 'AAi'lll't W" 205 385.92 609(.105) P(1 ) -(10+) W,R -(-S) -(10+) -(5-10)

206 .~~ 971.58I,342(21d) P(I) -(10+) R,W PO -(5-10) -('-10)

207 ~ 1,300.44 1,148(192) P~1 ) -(-5) N PO -(-5) -(10+.

208 't~ 218.40 189(30) -(-st -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5) -(10+.

20' 11m .,l 130.10 187(29) -(-') -(-') w -(-5) -(-5) -(10+1

210 ~ 1,214.02 2,077(345) P(I),)(I) D(I) w PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

211 ~tm 712.10 6'2(122) P(O -(-5) w -(-') -(-') -(-')

2U ~~ 1,561.14 2,022(369) P(I),~(l) -(-H W PO -(-5) as

213 Qi';liIill 58.56 ~ .. , . ••

214 wit 1,819.40 2,1'9(360) P(I),~(I) -(5-10) W PO Friday -(S-10~

215 ~;rr"IU 473.86 53(8) -(-5) -(-5) W -,-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

216 ~ 508.74 635(115) pel) -(-.5) W -(-S) -(-.5) -(5-10)

217 ~~Ifi\ll'f 4,223.84 6,994(1.153) P(3).M(I) R(lJ, w PO .. I'bursday BS PUC(I) ~CWO), Phone PHC( I) ,FPC( 1) 218 .W 1111.81 272(49) P( I} -(5-10) W,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

Z19 firllTIIl 816.97 765(134) pel) -(5-10) W,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -a5-10t Z:ZO n·" 5lZ.25 722(12~) P(l) -(-5) W -(-S) -(-') -(10+) 149

AmeDides and Land use Shujalpur Tahsil

VI1I' ~ f.riR~ l'I'IR: fnltl '!."iIf ""' 'i~ (8I1I:m "iii lS'1f1ITq Ifil' ~f1r;or f.i;~ itilll. R;cqaft mfi:A;. 11111' ~;rlll ~. ~~.-a II1t 'lIT'"" • ~1f!lI': it ~ lro~ it; Pit ~ ~) ~~rf«'li "Iff. (fi&.Ift. if) pat Laud UBe (i.e .area under different types of Land iI'Ilff ~tRII use in hectares rounded up, to 2 decimal plac:es.) ~ it; ""'" ,...... ------"-_------..., ~ .. 9'1'S";f'f V IA vm-.~ vm itI'ftIi mN" r~ ~~ 1Il'f"1'8 Remarks (~ aft1j Includina ~~) any plac:e of Appro. Nearesl Culturable Area not religious. acb town and waste(inclu- available historical 10 distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirrl- ding gaachar for or archaeolo. Name of Village (in kms) supply food forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1 pP Shujalpur( 17) Wheat. 31.70W 730.84 48.52 85.43 Panch Dehariya Jowar KR ShujaJpur ( 1 3 ) Wheat, 22.9JW 282.69 16.58 57.10 Bansla Jowar FP Shujalpur( 16) Wheat. IO.62W 195.86 24,50 41.66 Alealpur Binni Jowar FP Akodia( 15) EAg Wheat. '15.40R 171.12 26.00 17.96 NeemKhedi alills Jowar MaJkaBhaKhedi FP Ak"dia( 1 5) Wheat. 2.41W, 270.73 61.24 20.98 Bolda Jowar 30.56R KR Ak:odia ( I 7 ) EAg Wheat, .' 2.92W, 720.36 134.63 88.16 Arnya Kbu rd Jowar 25.5JTK FP Akodia( 15) Wheat. 1.40W, 1,038.97 74.B7 134.64 Deoli Jowar '. 50.s6TK PP Akodia(l S) Wheat, O.BIN 166.66 27.47 23.46 M( 1) Mubarikpur Jowar FP Akodia( 16) Wheat, .' 4.60TK 80.40 3.22 41.88 Khanda Khedi Jowar KR Akodia(14) Wheat, 67.25TK, 918.30 104.14 116.01 Khatsur Iowar 8.32W FP Akodia(15) Wheat, 7.34W 408.40 205.84 90.52 UmarsiDBi Jowar PR Akodia(IS) ED, Wheat, 54.51W. 1,140.40 122.39 22·7.94 .. Marta Kewadi EAg Jowar 15.90TK Uninhabited .' .. Fazalpur

FP Akodia(Z2) EA Wheat, 14.76TK, 873.78 444.18 404.64 T(l) Khadi Jowar 82.04W FP Akodia(22) Wheat, 5.41W 211.17 23!1.92 17.36 T(l) Raghunathpura Iowar FP Akodia(25) .. Wheat, 11.22W, 276.97 29.09 184.32 Tandakburd Jowar J.14TK PR Akodia(20) EA Wheat. 37.48W, 3,048.55 215.83 731.93 N(30),M(I) Polay Kalan Jowar 190.05TK T(1 ).C( 1) ( FP ShujaJpur ( 30 ) EA Wheat, 2.70W 78.97 10.19 24.95 Banjari Jowar FP SbujaJpur( 30} Wheat. .. 1.26R .671. 21 76.39 63.11 .. Binaya Jowar 5.00TK FP Shujalpur ( 36) EAg Wheat. 4.00W, 411.66 6.42 57.63 .. HaoDu Khcdi Jowar 32.s4TK 150

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fll"rllN "PI 0fiJ "'If "If 115' pr~ ;;mor.v :sr.r~mt{(IfR ~pr if Wrem:{ ~ ~ t m~ i'f(-) tlll'~' ifill' t om fW""" ~ 'ffum'i rm:~lII'r'l'tt ...~ ij'll'prirf~ ~"tq;:~ElTI'i~~~l'Il1:on: ~ ~ ~ (i~ it) 115~ u.t W!I"ilil<: ~ iii) ~ t-5 f.!i,~" 5-10 f.Ii .~ .• II'T lO+fifi.~. Amenities available (if not availabe within the village, a dash ( - )is shown in the column and next to it in brackets.the distance in broad ranges viz-5kIDS.5-10Jcm. and lO+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). ,..------__,,_------~ ~ ArfiI;'m tMlIi'~ m;~ ~/~/!fiTf'$fl ~~ m Ii f~IfM~~ (q~,~.) Loca· Total fiQlif,\1ffl' - 'l11l DioD Total area population Day Or Communica- tode of the and Drinking dayaof tions(Bus-stop) 'IUD- Name 0' village(in number of water Post and tbe market, railway station. qer Village hectares) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat,if any waterwway 2 3 4 5 6 7 IS II 10

221 8flfWr ~ 370,19 365(67) pel) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-oS) -(5-10)

222 ~lI[lI"'I't 1,568.01 2.263(388) P(I),M(l) -(5-10) W PO -( 5-10) -( 10+)

223 ~T

224 ~ i1l)~ 1.005.45 3,189(537) P(I),M(I). PHe(l). W.R PO& 1\lesday -(10+) PVC( 1) SMP(2) HP Phone 225 ~f4iI'~ 356.2J 138(23. -(-5) -(-5) W.R -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

226 iIfIf~ 597.12 758(137) P(2} -(-5) W.R -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

227 ~~) 441.70 234(37) -(-:-S) -(-5) w -(-S) -(-5) -(10+)

228 rrcri~r 416.07 297(58) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(10+,

2211 ~1=1l"l{ 568.35 725(119) P(I) -(-5) W.R -(-5) -(-s) -(10+,

230 ~, 665.17 1.340(190) P(I) -(S-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

23] o:r~ 382.69 517(83) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 232 ~t« 374.39 467(70) P( I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

233 -~ wf!' 197.44 209(4) pel) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 234 ~.~'l 279.80 355(76) pel) -(5-10) w -(-S) -(S-IO) -(5-10~

~;r.~ 215 327.52 394(72) PC I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

236 ~ 717.S71.106(211l P(I) .M(l) -(-5) W PO -(-5) -(-5) 237 vr~v~ 280.51 418(64) pel) -( -5) W -(-5' -(-5» -,-5)

238 f.t1lif~ S02.13 S65(102} PO) -(5-10) w -(5-10~ -(-5) -(5-10t

239 w~ 680.94 1.026GU7) P(I) -(-S) w -(-5) -(-5~ -(-5)

240 ar"tff217 534.91 763(116) PCl) -(-5) w -1-5) -C-H " BS lSI

Amenities and Land use Shujalpur Tahsil

VI1f i!IIIi' ~IN'( r~ IlIR '{fir ~(~ 'll'fir ~ 11ft fil;t;r.;r ~ iii •• tztq1Jft 1'l1'fiI1fi'. IIl1t IIll lfP'. ~~I'6 'lit IIITII'AI tllilf"( it f~6lI' iPlli1R iii rU ~ ifIfi) . ~~~ CYlI'rV (f.!;.• Iit. if) p'" Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land 8I1r.I'r~ """ use in hectares rounded UP. to 2 decimal places.) ~ iii """" ~------~------~ ~ ft '!I1'!l;j'f~ Ik litft iii AN 1M iIr;ma ~ r~ ~~ III'TAPV Remark. (~m Including ~~) any place or Appro- Nearea. Culturable Area nOI religious, ach town and waste(inclu- available bistorical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirrl- ding gauehar for or archaeolo- Name of Village (in kms) supply food Forest by source . gated and 1I'0vea) cultivation ,ieal interest Village II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 l

FP Shujalpur (30) Wheat, I.63W 254.98 60.5] .52.07 Amsha Khedi Jowar I.OOR Wheat, 1,207,82 KR Akodia (25) S6.37TK 49.04 231.54 " Pallrawad Kalan Jowar 23.24W FP Akodia (26) Wheat, 4.88W 166.75 11.18 34. ]7 .. Pagrawad Khurd Jowar KR Akodia (30) BA Wheat, 72.38W 685.46 89.3~ 120.01 M(2}T(1} Awantipur Jowar 38,JOR Barooiya FP Akodia (30) Wheat, 9.69W 287.7S 27.71 31.06 Dewan Khedi Jowar FP Shujalpur (40) ED, Wheat, 3.00W, 487.89 64.52 37.52 T(1) Awantipura EAg Jowar 4.19TK FP Shujalpur (40) ED. Wheat, a.oow, 342.79 37.46 .50.97 Newaj Khedi EAg Jowar 7.48R FP Shujalpur (38) Wheat, 3.00W, 328.62 24.05 58.25 Pawandiya Jowar 2.1SN FP Shujalpur (38) Wbeat, 2.00W, 428.16 37.53 95,68 .. Mohammadpur Jowar 4.98N FP Shujalpur (40) Wheat, 7.7SR, 548.40 24.50 83.52 Sallya Jowar 1.00TK FP Sh_ujalpur (4 2 ) Wheat, O.77R, 333.19 6.55 41.74 Lalpura Jowar 0.44W 278.07 30.99 65.33 Sambhupura FP Shujalpur (44) Wheat. .. '0 Jowar FP Shujalpur (46) Wheat, O,73M. 146.30 10.08 40.33 Kber Kbedi Jowar FP Shujalpur (26) Wheat, .' 0.31W 226.00 10.98 42.51 Begam Khedi Jowar FP Shujalpur (25) Wheat, 0.46W 236.46 27.84 62.76 Salkan Khedi Jowar KR Shujapur (24)' EA Wbeat, .. 9.00TIC, 540.09 50.32 84.95 Padliya Jowar 33.21N FP Shujalpur (24) BA Wheat. 29.9STK 222.99 3.57 24.06 o. Khati Khedl Jowar BishaD Khedi KR Shujalpur (24) o. Wheat. S3.40TK 345.15 45.81 57.77 • 0 Jowar KR Shujalpur (18) o. Wheat, .. 45.98TK 478.66 76.71 79.59 .. lChejadiya Jowar fR Shujalpur (24) EAg, Wheat, 93.30R 323.60 39 • .56 78.51 Arandiya ED Jowar lS2

1I'T1I''I>' ~ ~t ~ 'lr.I'~~(l:ffu: 1l'l'f if ~ ~ ~ t ~ m!1r if(-) t~ OI1I'PI'T ifill , P I1wlR ~~ lII'\;:~tlil'F{~~ 1t'Vl1l'~f;;rn;i'\' Ifrq"\~~t~mq"\ q t6 (1'~.1: i) 1fi'1 mr ~ sr;;n: ~ ;p"'r 'Ii t-s fiI;.;flo., 5-10 fiI; ,;flo. 1fT 10+fiI;.$ft, Amenities available (if not avaiIabe within the viUage, a dash ( -lis shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranSes vlz-"'I]lS,'-lOklQ. and 1 0+ lema of the nearest place where the facility is available is given), ~------~------~ ~ ~fiI;l'm oM lliT IfIiit m> 1iII'h Wf'3fn:/~/IfiT f.:

627.43 733(137) P(I) -(-5) w PO -(S-10] -(.5-10)

244 ~.n.r 401.80 431 (76) P( 1) -(-5) w -( -5) -( -5) -(-.5)

1,099.96 1,181(194) P(1) -(5-10) w PO -(S-IOr -(.5-10)

268,07 158(27) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-51

527;62 571(92) pel) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5.,..10)

469.71 755(118) P(I) -(5-10) VV -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

790.52 442(76) pel} -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

250 ,,~ 424.n 499(94) P( 1) -( 10+) W -(-S) -(1-0+)

25 1 ql;irr~ 1,788.34 2,339(413) P(2),M(I) MeW(l) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

511.70 609(100) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5)

253 ""'~ 28.01 .. .. 909.44 1,127(192) P(l) -(-5) w -(-5)

255 ~lfRI'1'1i 1,046.93 1,406(240) P(l),~(J) D(l) w PO Sunday -(10+)

256 ~ 357.09 621(111} P(l) -(-5) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

257 ~ 479.98 586(94) P(1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

157.30 I, , , , , " 769.35 911(.151) P(1J ,,(-5) w -(-5) .. (5-10)

260 ~ 1,655.22 1.830(281) P( 1) -(-5) w PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 153

Amenities and Land use Shujalpur Tahsil

11'111'811 f.rintrl'l' InR f.m 'L~ 'lfiI ~m(8l"fm 'iN ~I¢ttr iii') fcrM;IIf ~ iii mr MtqQJ'f &'Tfi:A; • II'A IIiI lIT" ~ ~fi1Iilra 11ft VTVIV ('~:rn: it ~~ ~ it; '* "''''' tIIIi) ~~ .., Inri (fiB."'. it) Iflf'" Land use (i.e.area under different types of Land ~r~tRIr use in bectares rounded uP. to 2 decimal places.) ~iIi~ ~------~------~ "'~ ft 8rer;ff , Ik tim iii F.ti im iIi.firi Arm r~ ~~ ~ Remarka (~ath: includinl ~~) any place of Appro- Nearell Culturable Area no, religioUl. acb town and waste(inclu- available historical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unirrl- ding gauchar for or archaeolo- Name of Village (in kms) supply food Forest by source gated and groves) cultivation gical interest Village 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 IR Shujalpur(22) EA Wheat, 20.DOW, 1,684.81 136.76 181.82 N(I),M(I), Tilawad Jowar 36.71TK T(l) FP Shujalpur( 30) EAg \\- hllat, 4S.97W 440.66 78.24 153.23 Bawadi Kheda Jowar FP Shujalpur(27) EAg, Wheat, 15.93W. 469.55 76 79 55.1 fj Rola Kbedi EO Jowa r 9.00TK FP Ashta(] 5) Wheat, 48.48TK 276.38 22.72 54.22 Harraj Kheda " Jowar FP Shujalpur( 20) Wheat. 14.90W 772.16 151.43 161.47 ·, Alisariya Jowaf FP Shujalpur ( I 9 ) FAg \\ heat, 7.7;'W 205.28 16.32 38.74 Gowar Dhaniya " Jowa, · "FP Shujalpur( 20) Wheat, .. 1.1SW 422.56 56.68 47.20 Bagoda Jowar Gaddl Khedi KR Shujalpur( 23) Wheat, SI.40W 312.12 17.(37 88.52 Nipanya KhuFP Jowar FP Shu,i:l!pur( 23) Whtat, 19.80W 625".48 83.41 61.83 Lasud::liya Dhama Jowar KR ShuJalpur( 26) EAg Wheat, 39.3JW 310.90 23.81 50.27 .. Baddalpur Jowar KR Shujalpur(28 ) EA Wheat, '. 54.SSW 1,354.9' 173.49 152.90 T(3) Pochaner Jowar S2.42TK FP Ashta(20) EAg Wheat, 9.00W, 371.33 25.60 62.95 Gadra Khcdi Jowaf 42.82R . , Uninhabited Laxmanpur

FP Shujalpur( 30) EAg Wheat, 17.31W 737.70 41.68 112.75 '. Jawadia Dbarw ED Jo",ar FP Shujalpur( 33) EA Wheat, .' 115.92W 709.19 134.51 87.31 M(l) Bercbha Datar Jowar FP Shujalpur( 28) EAg Wheat, 48.73W 247.30 29.65 31.41 ·. Sherpura Jowaf FP Shujalpur( 28) EAg Wheat, 10.87R, 336.42 37.58 45,78 M(l) Kolwa Jowar .49.33W Uninhabited Kankariya FP .. " .. Ranayal Bamuliya FP Sbujalpur( 24) Wheat. .. 27.41W 593.35 34.68 113.91 '" Jowar Muchhali Khamlay KR. Sehore (2 S ) EAg Wheat. .. 102.67W 1,271.63 149.22 131.70 !'! EO Jowar 154

Il'T~ ~r f<' ~T ;;Jqorm ;;rif~(lf~ vm it ~rq ~ ~ t aT IIm'Fl'T it(-) hT llT11"TZI'TqlIl, f" IIlIIIiW 1t'i qftirro em M ~ ~ ~ it V11f ~ f;;r~ ~ IR ~m-.:i ~.~ I'!)€ m ~ ~ I~ (;"~If~ if) !fi") mT ~ srq;'J"{ ~ ~T ~ ~-5 f.!;.;ft., 5,111 trn.1ft .II'T.IO+"".m ..• Amenities available (if not availabe within the village. a dash ( - )is shown in tbe cc>lumn and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz-5kms,5-1 OI:m. and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given).

,.....------_,._------~ ~ NflIim rfIlt!fi"T ~ m; 8i'h: ~/~/!fi"r f'(ff/ Wm ~r m t fllf m Il>1i ~ (~~ .~) Loca· Total f~Ql"if,Q. ~11l aiOD Total area populatiol! Day or Communica- tode of the and Drinkinll days of tions(Bus-stop) cum- Name of village (in number of water Post and the marketl railway station. qer Vmage hectares) nouse'no'u\, E.~ttmla\ M~'.u\ {llVL'l&'r>\t} 'I~1'l&tJr. 'ra.\ •=.-; 'l&Ta1 ""'lIi:ent Wlll 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 d 9 10 P(l) -(-') w -('-10) -('-10) 261 ~. Ii" 378.39 411(7:t) -(-') 262 t~l"" 233.'9 298(48) P(l) -(-') R -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

263 ~ 23S.17 3SS(,6) P( 1) -(-S) R -(-5) -('-10) -(5-10)

264 WliR!1{)' 419.13 418('9) P(l) -(-S) W -(-S) -(S-10) -(5-10)

265 ~ 1,652.93 3 ,493( 536) P(2).M~1) D(l ) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

lIN 161,694.18 209.632 p(222) D(15) ,34,933) M(39) PHC(8) PUC(9) FPC(4) 0(4) SWC(3) MH(2) SMP(4) ,------ISS

AmeDltles and Laud ole SbujaJpur Tahsil

(~ I:Ai ~~ f~ '!.'Ifl' .n1r ~.(III'{Rr qfi:r ~ "'( fqfli;;:r fiI;~l ~.ref fet l{1l(( !llf'iili. VI"r ~"lJ'I'I ~. ~ ft'Iill~ IIlf III""" • ~Ulft if fm81l' ;nT1'(iIOI ... Itt ~ 1:Ai) ~¥~ '1" II•• (R;.~. i) p., Land use (i.e.area under different types of Laud III'I1fr~ uae in hectaros rounded up, to 2 decimal pisces.) ... ~ .~~ ~----~--~------~ IR II'nr;:j'f ~ ~ i~ it; r.rq itt) il(ftori fa-mt r~1f ~ IIPIA ar~ Remark. (~1II't1I Including .,.~~) any place 01 Appro- Nearest CulturabJe Area not religious. acb town and waste(inclu· available historical to distance Power Sta_Dle IrrijJated Unirrl- dinjJgauchar lor or archaeolo- Name 01 Village (in kIDS) supply food Fores' by source gated and sroves) eultivatJOD gical iC';erelt Village 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 .3

FP Ashta (14) BAg Wheat, , , 1l.30W 302.56 30.02 28,51 Harm Khedi Jowar FP Asbta (15) BAg Wheat, 3.60R 173.87 2f.29 34.83 M(1).TO) Semli Kbeda Jowar FP Sehore (15) Wheat. .. 28.61R 150.]4 31.04 25.38 • • Dodi Jowar FP Sehore (14) Wheat, • • a.oow 326.lS 64.S' 16.90 •• Sukaliya Jowar 3.51R. K.R Ashta (32) EA Wheat, .. 211.78W 1,101,90 107.87 202.67 MGI) RauayaJ Jowar 28.71R 10,511.43 114,747.03 17,767.34 15,845,01 N-(370)

M-,83~ ~otaJ C-(5) T-(95) 156

qfd~,~ 1 ~iffi f:qf~m ~

Wf~'li ,______-_..,=..-----....J-.------EDUCATIONAL ...... "Iil'l' ~~m 1I>T;mr mf"lfi Jf'fS!rf1l'1fi ,,~~m, ~ llT~, ~firmt'zr srl~ fum, wzr 'TPr f'lI~ fifr ~~ ~~ 1lT5lffl'l'fi 11'1. l{. ~. (~~ 31h: lfillll/ilirsr ~~ 1fT ~<'I' ~'~Tf~G,

,--_,_-~ ,...-""""-.-~ ,_.--_,._-~ r--_"_~ r-_"_-.~ r--__'__ ,----"'-~

'" '" c:: .. ..c:: c:: '" = = '" = 0 '" = en III .9 Q') .2 rI2 VJ .2 .9 01) .... 01) ... '" .2 .2 01) ... 01) .,'" .•... 1:i til .. ... CO~.2 :::s .. - ca: ..... _ :: tt" • CIQ~ 2 til IE =' =' ~.t: .s ..!! !:·z co _.- o! : ~tr.e l!:=:~a I!::;:;-~ ...~ I!:::: ~ IU3 ~ ! =-&: ...sg 1:0 ....11' ... 1:0>'l!:S~m ... 1;< ...... 1:0>' ...a 1;< ...... a 1:<>'I!::;:; l ...~ 1:0 ....11' ... 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 IJ 14 15 16 17

1. ~ Susner 132 137 IS IS 2 2 8 8 8 8 74' 2. BI'PI1: Agar 169 172 8 8 2 '2 108

3. ~~ Sbajapur 251 267 39 40 7 7 2 2 82

4. ~~ Shujalpur 204 222 38 39 8 9 4 4 41

Total District 756 798 100 10l 19 20 8 8 14 14 305 157

APPEl\1))IX 1 Ta.silwise Abstract of Educational. Medical and other amenities

f.If~ MEDICAL ,....------.-.....------.., at\'''tlT~ ~'l';:rl~ Sf\{f~ ll;1i fw'f, ~ 'l'n;C{R lITq'fll''i ~~ mlllflfiT'i ~ 'fi!ir f"3[~ ofi\'lfTVI itirrl ~~ fif'l'ft;r;t \l'l' ~i ~ IIiflfm If>~ '1ft SRJ:f'cr IJ:~/f~ ~JfGI~ ~ AfiI;~ Wc!fiT ~ ill

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

2 2 s S .. 1 3 199 8 8 1 , . .. .. 268 12 12 . . I) II .. 12 11 30S IS IS S 5 8 8 4 4 .. .. 2 4 2~4 37 37 1 1 5 5 20 20 4 .. 16 19 996 158

q'R:~-'1

~flRlifi, f.fllfi~' tf-n apq !!f'(man!fit R~fS,('~ ~r'(

~ IIiT Ifnft DRINKING WATER

~------~------~ 'IA \'I~IiI'I!iT ;mt ;:r;;r ~al'T atOI'TiI' .it\'! ~fl{Q'T ~tt ~"r

Villages with no drinking SI :Name of Tube- More Than water fa cility No. Tahsil Tap Well Tank Well River Fountain Canal Others Onc Source of any type

2 3S 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

I. ~ SWncr 206 2 11 13 Z. ~ Agar 267 16 9 15 3. ~ Shajapur 315 .. 37 31 50 4. ~~ Shujalpur 240 28 .' 15 36 Tutal District t 1,028 83 66 114 159

APPENDIX 1 Tahsilwise Abstract of Educational, Medical and other amenities

wttIi IS; ~f( ~~f( fll"ir.'(f 'lif en'l.riJ POST AND TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATIONS POWER SUPPLY ,.....--_,_------~------...... _. ,....----_,.._---~ ~--~----... ;f\'lr1:q ;;r.r ~'I'i&, ~ m~ ~Ri If 6'J'II> l1l'i1: aJ1:lll't~ .P!i" II' ~'fTI' iflJ ~ 'tor'~'Iir 8Pf.I:IOTiV al~, ~T. ~ a~~ 'I'm \~

Navigable PO and TOand PTO and Railway Water Avai. Not av- PO TO no Phone Phone Phone Phone Bus Stop Station Way lable ailable 4.5 46 47 48" 49 50 51 .52 .53 54 55 .56

24 2 10 47 159 27 " 2 4 34 243 30 .. 14 . . 21 S .. 131 202 42 " 8 23 5 146 99 " 123 4 22 2 58 10 358 703 160

2 APPENDIX II

Land Utilisation data in respect of Non-municipal Towns (Census Towns)

'{fir ~ (amtr fld'tr;;; Sf!IiTt iii' 'if+! ~If)q if arrif qrn eTifCli('I' ~~!ft it ~CPI' ~~ 0IIi) Land use (i. e. area under different types of Land use iq hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

'Pr 1'f1I'T/~ IliT;rrqo 1Il<'l' 1l-'ln<'I' !Ill' «l1rifHI' I,,: f~f'iftr !.iffT it; f\;r~ ~or.11 ~ vm it; f

Name of Townl Culturble waste Area not SI, Tahsil within Irrigated (including gauchar available for No, bracket Total Area Porest by source Unirrigated and groves) Cultivation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Nil

162

qf<~ 3 APPENDIX-III

!\If .rTIll iIfI" ~~m \(",1 ~t iml(;. r14f'll'fflT , ~i1i' If m .~~J"{ i):1?: it; R;r lit ml ili

qft~ 3 APPENDIX-IR

P vrri'f 11ft' ~'nrm ~ ~ ~. r.rr.rnrr ,mr Ilf m:,ar~ ~ it; ~ '" f~ it; '!'PI'IM Cl'll'T fi\'nft 'Ii') 8I'~ ~qri iimlill ~ t ,

Thasilwise list oft villages where DO Educationl, Medical, Post and TeJesraph, Day or days of Market Hat, COIIImunication and Power supply facilities are available. ------...... ------'------

~ ~ SI.No. L.C.No. Name of Village SI.No, L.C,No. Name of Village ------_...------...... ------3 1 2 3 ______1 . 2 IIIIIIII------,------

19{2 8W1"t ~Tt=f Agar Tahsil

Supadi (Akadi) 36 112 t

qftf~ 3 APPENDIX-III

p Irm -tI' ~'m'''R ~'t ~ rfi'fIft1li, ""f!I;i:8'T ,m; II' O'R, ~ ~T! it; fe:;r 1fT tim it; l'IPI',~ tI1lr f~'t iii')' ar~ !flf!lTi ~;a' ~ t , Thasilwise list off villages where no Educationl, Medical, Post and Telegraph, Day or days of Market Hat. Communication and Power supply facilities are available. ------_.,..__._-- !Rflli mf.R IIi'R .mr !fiT ;mJ lR1IIi fflliinr lfi~ VHf ifir ;m;

~ iJ'I'iI"{ S1.No. L.C.No. Name of Village Si.No. L.C.No. Name of Village ------....------...,_ 1 2 3 1 2 3 ------~-- ]9/2 srr~ ~«la- Agar Tahsil

71 228 mi,"t Borkhedi 87 254 l'I'rvr ",'t Lakha Khedi 72 231 ~T lliif~ Iklera Kanad 88 258 ~N;ft Sana wadi 73 233 ~T Gajariya 89 259 iIT'IT .~ Napa Khedi 74 234 'lRm Ghosali 90 260 fir-i~ Nindu Khedi 91 75 235 sr~ Anandpur 261 m-~'{ Dauiatpur 92 263 16 236 Jl'i'iI'T '!Gf.li Kundla Buzurg ii'n~ Krapalpur 93 265 77 237 "@Ili~~ Raja Khedi KumhSr IlTm~ Alampura 94 267 ~ ,,~ Gujar Khedi 18 239 ~T Bhandka 79 241 Nanukhedi 95 268 ~11t~ Kundla Kburd 80 242 mrIf''~ Dedara 96 270 'IIHlT l'i~T 1liA'~ Jassa Khedi Kanad 97 271 llif'etlJ 81 243 ~m Raipuriya Kadiya 98 82 247 ti~ "!Gf.~ Gangda Buzurg 274 "'1""1:. .~ Kolu Khedi 99 275 83 248 'l't~~~ Gangda Hadda ~ 1f,""" Bhad Bhunji 84 '249 sp:;ft Arni 100 277 BTA'lI'r m Akaya Dbati 101 mq~T 85 250 f~ ilf,ftI1ll Pipalya Junnar 278 Batawada 86 253 fqwrr lIf~ PipaIya Shah

19 / 3~T\ifT~~ 6~~1~ Shajapuf Tahsil

1 9 :(i[~'l' Dungari 15 61 ~rn~ Mabua Khc:di 2 12 iI!~'" If'i\" Adlim Kbedi 16 6S V11i1"iff Chandoni 3 14 ",af\ll'l Badbeli 17 71 .. '{~ v~ Kharhar Khedi 4 22 ~'t HamJi 18 72 1Jl~::r"t Gagerni S 27 iftq... Ii" Pipal Kheda 19 73 'Ii~r~~"r Bhatahedi 6 31 Fard Khedi 20 75 tfMri~"t peetbakbedi "Iii.'" 21 7 33 ~ lamlaya 71 ~l1T~~T Dumahedi 8 42 '3'U'Il'r.f .~~ Usman Khedi 22 81 ~l'i~" Bhopakhedi 9 4S "T~"~T .~ Gadri! Khedi 23 86 t ..tn:'Tt

q~ 3 APPENDIX-III

p I'm 11;1 ~l'lII'm fi{t \iIlf wfR', Nf.i;m •QIIi' If m. iil'rom: ~J'! ill' ft;r ZIT fcAY ill' i'I11J. ~ ij1fT fim;fl' iiii' • ~ ::mI1ET ~ t J Thasilwise list off villages where no Educationl,MedicaJ,Post and TeJegraph. Day or -days of Market Hat, Communication and Power suppJy facilities arc availablc. ------'lJiIIiIr; ~rfq1l' 'lir.- vr'l' iIiT ;:n1I' ~ "Hiffq m 11"1'1' IIiT if11I

~ if1=iI'li SI.No. L.C.No. Name of Village SI.No. L.C.No. Name of Village ------....,_------1 2 3 1 2 S ------_-- 19 /3 trl\ft'11!~ ~l\;r Shajapur Tahsil

29 104 ~ f.rFJ Chausla Nikumbhj 46 201 ifiRI'.. v~ Eaksukbedi 30 113 iil'flna:r Bagoda 47 202 fumo;iRl' Singarchori 31 116 ~IWn Bacbhaniya~ 48 203 flJOlU-a Gindori 32 120 :!c1'u v;r Durvesh Khedi 49 206 romq~ Ringani Khedi 33 121 tfh i~r Peer Khedi 50 239 ~I Roopapura 34 126 'I'i'{rf~lI1 Karadiya 51 268 . f~~ Mirzapur 35 129 jf~r Menhl4di 52 269 ~ Rasoolpur 36 139 i.'JW~·w~r Lakhman Khedi 53 271 'l'litif V,," Mukati Kheda 37 149 i~T Dekadi 54 294 f'l'm: if!" Misar Khedi 38 150 Mahu l'!"~ 55 311 ~ Madhopur 39 ]53 iJ'l'ffi;p:Jr Ii~" BawaJiya Khedi S6 320 ~ Jorapura 40 154 fq~ rr... ;;r{ Pipalaya Gujar 57 330 ~rqfun Chhapariya 4J 155 ;;'TUI:I1IIrrtar Narayangaoo 58 338 qqrr:m- mor Palasi Son 42 157 ~l~ Shankarpur 43 167 iiIT'I';:lI'TV~ Bamanya Khedi .59 339 \I[lI'm ( ~q-T 1h,1) Jayaji_( Rotiya.Khedi) 44 170 i!:~l cit!l - Tanda (Bordi) 45 192 'iJlIif;;r:rlf~ Chakjiyajipur 60 345 :.rot1 Udli

19{4 ~"'~ ~'" Shujalpur Tahsil

I 1 ~~~ Roopahedi 12 177 ~ Kharkhar 2 5 ~"r~~ Cboki Muridpur 13 178 ~ Khalilpur 3 35 iJ~;ro;rr Badodarana 14 180 8111il~ Akodi 4 38 !I""~ ( ;;iti?:q-T Sujatpur ( Chotiya"heda) IS 183 ~~r.fr KudhaIi V~) 16 1114 Adam Kheda 6I'T!(11 ." S 52 ~ftI"I'~ RUstamPur 17 203 ~ for;;ft Akalpur Binni 6 54 '1l1J~ Bhogipur 18 208 't~ Mubarikpur 7 56 ~1 Banahedi 19 209 .f!T V,," Khanda Khedi 8 60 ;rt~T Nandasura 20 215 1:'t;rr~ Raghunathpura , 61 ",~,r Bhadahedi 21 223 q;roq~ ~ Pagrawad Khurd 10 148 ~if~1 Dubdi 22 22S ~!for~t Dt:van Khedi Pawadiya 11 171 ~~"'~ Fatehpur Chakrod 23 228 qt(rf~T 166

qfd'~ 4 APPENDIX IV

pi' ~mt it ~ \lIT~l ttIi ~ \l('NURt*i'f it; ~ Bf'l"R' it; ~ v'Pit ~ ~ Lilt 01 Villagea ac:corcIDls to the proportion of Seheduled C88(ea and ScheduleCl Tribes to the total population b, rangee. ------,------,-----A--Schedulecl Castea IIII!If'm ~'R ~~ m tr.mtIIT '*«t ~ (~) ltange of Sche­ duled Castes Population L.C, L.C, Percentage) No. Name of ~iUag. No, Name of Villa,c -----~-----...... ------__._------1 2 3 2 3 ----~------...,_------,------

19/1 ~ ~U"'t\=l' Susner Tahsil

0-5· 1 fif;w~ Kishanpura 42 ;i~ Jetpura 9 ~.jr Khindiya Khedi ]22 ~, Khanota 19 '1"'" .jr Dulga Dedi 125 1Pff(ln' Pagariya 33 ~v'fl' Datya Khedi ;------

6-10 3 'l~~ (qP«t) Guradiya (Soyat) 138 ~ Dhandeda .. ~r.,r Pipaliya Kbeda 139 ~" Ruparel 25 ~ Kantbaliya 140 'I'i'm Padana 27 ~ Khemapura 171 JfirTm Manasa 34 f«Til'itt Diwan Khedi 175 qr.r~l Pankhedi 52 ~, Ricbbadiya 203 q;rn;rr Panala 7S q~. Paow)'. Khurd 214 IJ)~' Gokulpur lIS aITlfiIl iftiI'If1: Amla Nankar ------11-15 2 an:Jt Barai 95 il'R.,l (ilircr.r) Borkhedi (KawaI) 16 .ftqt (R) Kheriya(Soyat) 118 l'{tl~~ Laturigujar 22 w"",,rf'(lll Lohariya 126 ~Pf~pi~ Sema] Khedi 29 uim,.-u leewapura 137 R~ Digon 32 ~(m) Ouradi (3oyat) 141 ~ ~. Lalu Khedi 38 or.;;r Banda 143 ~ Suigaon 40 ~ Mehatpur 151 ,!ufrzrr t.f Guradiya Deo Karkadiya 49 ~ Mangisbpura 159 ~ ~fcifT 53 II'liiRr Bajna 165 IAmT Paehlana 56 ~ Gbatakhedi 173 ~1 my' Semli Nalkheda 69 ~'\' Dbarukbedi 181 fim Siya 83 II'~ Maklnmasa 191 UflRl Samri 88 ~ Kadmi 198 ~l Rojadi 93 ~(~ Guradi ( Susner) 216 tt1R'ln tAr." Guradiya Nalkbeda 167

qf'{f~·4 APPENDIX IV

. ~ G!~ it 6t~:anftf ~ ~ ~~.it; '5{'lTTm ~ it; ~ 'W~ 1Il"'~'" List of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by rang.s,

1fi--ar1~f,f(l' \;fTf(l' A-Sheduled Castes ------...,;..--- 1i!I;r'_f~ l~~ '~lI'iIiI'Hf ~r.f\1r . 'WA 'liT i:rrlf 'GIl'fu llfif llir .. mr flifvrliT lI1'iiR IfJif1:Ifi"'" (sIf~~tI) Range of Sche- du led Castes Population L.C. L.C. (Percer.tage) No. Name of Village No. Name of Village ----_ ------~~.;;. 2 3 2 3 ------19 j 1 fmi\'~.. ~i~ Susner Tahsil

]6-20 8 ~rro I'i~ SaJya Khedi H2 'limT Kayra 121 12 ~"ft Devli lliftl« Kadiya 13 f~ ~~T Bijana Khedi 132 iron ~~ Kberiya Sustler 17 ~'{.~T Kawar Khedi 134 1!.iiI"(~ Gujar K.hedi 20 ~"hrcr l.\~ Soyat Khurd 136 !lUlU Oharol. 30 IjiJogr KOlhada 144 ~r~~ Lasudaliya Kel"'. 31 81',,"~)e Amarkot 'l56 . . f-mlit Rindoli 47 Ij'pft~'f"t Gagorni IS8 ~.~ Nanya Kbei1i 51 lfof~'U Ganeshpura 163 IiImA BaigaOD 65 lliron Kothadi J64 'IT,! ~ Natbu Khedi 66 amr~fOl'!Tr AntarJiya 167 !J~;;riTr Sutiani 76 f.m~T ~~i't~ Nipaniya SUsner 179 R~ Jbeekadi)a 79 .,~~~ Kheran.a 185 i(~ Badagaoll 82 ~T Nanora 190 ~~ Kushalpura 8S Iif~T w.m Kheriya Susner 193 f~v?'"t Nipanya Khedi 86 qcqi"T Patpada 196 q.')mr~ Pipalya SODgara 87 ~mf«rr SaJriya 199 ;f~r VF Berchha Khedi 91 ~rl'f~T Shyampura 200 ~i{ Bhadawad 94 ~.~ Satru Khedi 212 f"i\"~ Bhidon 100 iI)~tT ~T Borkhedi Lada ------

21-30 6 ~~, Shripatpura 57 l'I"TiIT Mana 7 lfJ';rorfq Dongargaon 58 Ifmr'f Payli J8 !'fiOrftrlrr lfir_,," Kathaliya Ka Kheda 60 mot· Takbala 23 lfi~t1Ir~~ Kalyanpura 63 ;ftro ~ Molya Kbcdi 26 ~I~ Dehariya Soyat 64 ~i!:~I[~ Dehti OUJ8r 37 'fmift Lala Khedi 67 ~-a~\f Latud Oalot 39 RrftA; ~ Tilokpura 70 f~ Siipoi 43 Dbaturiya 71 ~~ Kajlas 54 ""~~ Logdi 12 ~~ Mebandi 25 ~ Modi 73 ~ Jakh 168

qftf~ 4 APPENDIX IV

p ;r;:rmT tt 1I£l!~ :srrfulr1 tt

A--Scheduled Castes -.------lI'"!'J:f'iiJ('I' \"IRl'1f lIITfu

19/1 ~""~ ~.m Susner Tahsil

21-30 78 1f1:~'fi\lTf Parsulya Kalan 155 Vtffi~i1T Khotagaon 80 Khajuri liI'~t:{" 157 ~l!'~ Damdam 97 'l"qT Garda' ]60 iiM'T

3J+ 15 um Ravli 61 f~'1;"f Ii~T Hiran Khedi Karkadiya Soyat 24 I!iVlif~~Prn 62 ma-~T GOdhada 28 'l'1'IITT'l'T Pithapura 68 ~~ Deopur i);;rrti~ Dhola khedi 35 74 iifTlfir Jakbli 36 i~c~ Khejda Khedi 77 Gelana 41 ;;rnrT ,,~ "~TifI Lodha Khedi 84 .Gf~r Khejadi 44 ~~ro.;u Sardsrpura 89 ~~~~ lameli Susner 45 ~ll"T Magariya 20 ~~T Faraspura 46 f'i1ei~'r Kit khedi 96 IfilIT~r Kalariya 48 'fi{f~ Bbawanipura 58 ~'lri~ Dongargaon Sum'r SO ~

1II'~i.~r;w ;;nftr A-Sbeduled pastes ~~--~------~-----~-----,~---..... -~ 1R't'l~FI ~il'1'1f i'II'rftr ~ 1t~1' On ",fUrlr, trl';rJ (mlf) ft.ange Qf ~ch~­ Gl1le~ Cast~~ ropqiatioll L.C. ~.c. 'Pe~en,age} ~o. NaJ1l~ of Villa._ lio. Name of Villa •• !!!"""---- .-----,----~-~~------.----.

.-----~------.------~~------

~t+ tll2 Arallya JChltda 171 IJ~" Chharda II!~~T ." to) qy~., ralda P4 m~l[~ Borkhedi Guja, lOli ~l;JR~ ripalY!I Nank!lf 178 ·Ilt~' lamuni 108 ~~ Sadalppr 180 rnmlfT Padliya P1 .'~r .paliiYIf 183 mlf\lr JfI Gondal Nah" 186 5~ Thikariya P4 \JfJ{;;cr1 JamunYIf 187 1 t ~ ;;1rfiltf L1JllariY!l amI';ft ." Anaodi "b~ 120 "foR!1 Ankli ,84 'if'l1n Jlansiy!, Pi i'~r l!i~", Dhabia KelwIf 194 'i~r Bbesoda. PaQllJi P~ ,,~r phaM ~O3 Il~Rt 147 1I)'I;i,1 ~n.n~1 :ppr~hehi SaIRki ~Q7 Gadiya ~O_ """f 14~ 'ltq!f~ Ou4rawan mn patya ni J4(j iI'II1: li~r l'lajar J

_ ...,..._-_~ E __ -_-----~~ - ~ -- ---~-~--~-~----~-~~ J9/2 ~ "(l1f1" ~Jllr Tahsil

(l",s, 81 ~$'f f'arasppra 191 pt\1(' atm It,.-ril'1l Apr lSi ~t-r. vft Manju KJlj:di

""""'--~-"!1'--~---~------'!""'"'-~--~111!!!!!!1--""~--"""'-

Supari (Ak~) 30 EanaOt4a Anppura 3. SawaDi pqrg~urll 42 lthccla Narda JIatipprll 5, ~aliy. 170

qf'(f~! 4 APPENDIX IV ~ 'iA'mt if ar~~ orrfillff I!;;f ar~\l;f'q'a' ~rfull-r it; ~ftqr~ ar~!iTcr it; O1'~m wr;ff Efi"t ~"t List of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges.

A--Scheduled Castes ------~------~ III1llm fm"l'll' arrfulllllir ~ "'I"m'~TllTf"l?it ~ (srfuw'l") Range of Sche. duled Castes Population L.C. L.C. (Percentage) No. Name of Village No. Name of Village ------1 2 3 2 3 ------

19/2 anrrn'~la' Agar Tahsil

6-10 67 BTlI'iI' Chhayan '] 58 Q;rorf51iT '!iI~it Kabadiya Khedi

97 ~Pl'tj"' Shyamgarh ]62 W<'rffl'll'r Alasiya ]06 ~ifi~T Maru Bardiya 241 ;fri:_ 19'.;) Nanu Khedi 129 ~n: miff Ahir Bardiya 249 or;:;:fi Ami 136 VfT~ Bhanpura 255 .m~l:: J1-i'lil" F,ltehpur Mendhki 145 f'Wl" V~.T Kundi Kheda -_------

11-15 10 .ml" Dhodhari 116 'UFI' li~r Ratan Khedi 43 ~U'~~ Khajuri Barod 119 ~~r Karadiya 4S mlli{

------

16-20 4 ~ Barah 20 ~um<:: Ranayara Barod S ~l!'T (iTm) Mahudiya (Barod) 29 1I!~.qorr ifiT<:: Gudbheli Barod 9 ;;flf,fiflir (iiTc"t~) 1amuniya Bared 36 f~fCf'3f1i Pipaliya Vijay 171

qf(f~ 4 APPENDIX IV

~ Gr.rd~ it 8T~'lf;irn \ifTfu tt'I' 8Tlt~ i;fif;irfir iii P.t1!flcm: 8Tlf,1ffiI iii ar~.m: Vr:rTIII"l' ~"l' List of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by raDles. ------.----A-Sheduled Castes Illi.~r"f'" ro>rTlf ;;rrftr er.1" Ifi)il' mr ~Gf!l'r ;r;on: (srmra') Range of Sche­ duled Castes Population L.C. L.C. (Percentage)------.-.- No. Name of Village No. Name of Village 2 3 2 :4 ------19/2 3lTtT( o~um Agar Tahsil

16-20 41 If"" 'R'1f r

2]-30 ~llTh't Suhagarhi 55 'lR<'T Padal 12 ;;r"HfI ~ ~T(

qf~fttq 4 ~PENDIX IV fW 'lRAIrr if ar1!,"f'lrn Gl'lfulif rtJi II'~~ ",~l it; ;Mffil ~ ill' IIfItm JIm ~ ~ ~jst Qf ViO.aee .~rdi", tq tbl! prpportiPJl of ~he~uJ'~ «::~S,~ !1!l1i Spheppl~" Trill~ tp til., t9tal POPQ~tiP1l lI, ~".'" ,,_"iWfq "mr A",-Schech,!e~ Cast~

1"ffi!'\1r :it"rhr ~. ~~~fiJprt ~ (m'f) ftange of Selle, !Iuled Ca~te! J9oPtllalion L,e. (Percentage\ NQ, Name of Villa,.

1 3 ~~-----~-~------~------~~~~~~ 19)2 Iftnt ntim A¥af ThsaiJ

21~30 9R r... '11m If!1R Binayaga A,pf 18) liM ri'fF f{hima K~~I 9~ ~tw, ~"t Saranga Khe!ii 18fj ifiTif"it PPlld "qedi 103 ~T'lfl?ir fipaliya Qh\lt~ J9q 1:1\lF 'I'~I{Rl Jta~pl1r Bhl1lll1wl'§ 107 1II1'fffri!J 1Ii\fIl'H f'B1!tloi ~r;n ....., K~edl 156 ifw-.1 Mer ~hedi ?7~ Chacha lS~ qm fatehg!lrh f"l7 'TIm II'T!''l Akya Bhaj~ 170 ~f~~ .f(u(Dllriya Pi!,IOIl ~7" ~fif~ ~ata'\Vada 183. '1~"f't QUI1c1i X.4lan

. . " .-. -_ .~--. -.----~ .. ~--~-.. -~~~~ ~-~-~-~-~-.-- -

~l+ ~ llil"lffm ~aq.ariya 151 q~ Ja ball8irpprq 7 .1'AT(~) Bapcha (Berod) ~3 1PI''Rl JC~lQId~~ II .m_(t Jccna Khcdi ;16 ~'«'f tJar~hedl n ~lI'R" l'aliyart 37 ~~ Cllaipu.r" J73

qf~fm! 4 APPENDIX IV

p ~ it Br.!.Ilm ;snfu ~ ~ ;;r~mr it; ~vmm: 81'1tqrn it 8l'~ ll'lilT IIII' 'rl' List of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled CaStes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by raDSI., Ifi-ari.'{fI;m ;;rTfff A-Sheduled Castes ------8Ii!lif'if

19[2 a,,~ lt~l~ Agar Tahsil

Jl+ 28 cj~<1 Kankdel ]48 ~.rr fmiA Deoli piploD 31 ~

qftf~ 4 APPENDIX IV ~ "'-00 if 1If,~fr;ffl ;;rrfu!:rl ~ 8fo!W;ffl ~ffflrl iii >.lorTer,~ 8l"tttrn itr er~m lrr~llfi"l' ~ List or Villa,es ac:cordin, to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges.

A--Scheduled Casles ------_...... '------_ . • ~r.r'l' ro;J'\"!r ~T~" ~" ~~i8lJT 'IlflJf~i ~ (llf1m!) R.ange af Sche­ duled Tribes Population L.C. L.C. (Percentage) No. Name of Village No. Name of Village ------~------2 :3 ------2 3

19(2 8l11Tl: "~ftiwAgar Tahsil

31+ 228 ;r)~~T Borkhedi 261 ~1or~ Daul11pur 262 lfT'I'f.2;1: Manakpur 230 ~~~ Mathura Khedi 264 ff~lT:f Ghamni pura 231 ~lJ~ Iklera Kanad Alampura 232 ~ Khankri 275 ~ Kundlakhurd 233 ~f Gajariya 268 ~~\'T~~ 270 ;;rHIf.~ III"ro.w Jassa Khcdi Kanad 236 ~-tlf Kundla Buzurg 271 !f>~l:lT Kadiya 238 8{\!'lIl Aranya 272 .... ~tlf Chandangaon 240 ~,,~ III(tc Nanyakhcdi Ahir 274 ~r.r .'4) Kolu Khedi 246 -..UfIJlfT Ghurasiya a . 275 ,!:<1ff Bhad BhunJi 247 rr~T~~T Gangada Hadda ~ Sutada 248 'Ttrr;rT !~!f Oangada Buzurg 276 wm KhsJuri Kanad 2S8 u;:mT1{'t Sanawadi 279 Iii" ;;;P'I''f 2S9 I'(TqN~ Napakhedi

______---...e ______~------

19/3 m&rT~t ",W)fit Shajapur Tahsil

Khankri 0-5· 47 ~f1l'OI''''~ Ramal Khedi 172 llfT

6-10 7 ~{~1 Malya Redi lSI "(~"(Tl!.;;r"( Rampura Gujar 49 ..·hii,''t Kolukhedi 162 'T~;fI' Bhadoni 101 ~ Gopipur 167 lIIJ1I;lflV~ Bamnyakhedj 109 ;a'ofi'f«

qf'(f~ .. APPENDIX IV pr ~ if ~ \1ITftr qci ~ ~rfu it; tiufI'm 81'Il1fRf itr ~ vAlItit ..,. List of Villages accorciin, to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population, by rang ••• A-Scheduled Castea ------,------..... ------.-.. 81'~m "".'hr qrrftf ~ m PIT 1lif00000r ;p:;n: (srnrmr) Range of Sche­ duled Castes Population L,C. L.C. (Percentage) No. Name of Villaae No. Name of Vlllaae

J 2 3

19/3 ~~ CI~'m Shajapur Tahsil

6-10 203 ~~l Gindori 295 """,,,Ii Salualal 213 WPr .~, ("'~l) I( hamkheda(sbajapur) 296 ~RN Mudl., Badodiya 227 ~ Badanpur 329 iR'\'fl:lfF 232 1fr.it ~r (~) • Mali Khedi (SbJaPur) 330 'IAftlfr CbbaJlllriya 268 f'l'~ Mirjapur 348 ~ B.ahli 271 Mukati Kheda 35l II1fmt (w.r) Malaawcl (SOD' "" ~lift 353 ~T Upel.

11-15 4 ~cmr DehripaJ 220 'll'tirA'1 Chauhani 8 Mohana 247 ~'t~~ Chos!& Musahnan 13 •'iIl«iIT~ Chausla KarJu 260 r~ Tingajpur 276 .q-1 Mali Khedi 18 ~F"'~ BijnaKhedi 'I'm Chilawad 26 ~r Dhatrawada 287 ~ 57 "toft Bakani 289 i~ "I1R Bedar Nagar 80 qvmft Palasi 298 frm;n Girana 88 lITiRfiI'\' Ankbali 319 ~"'m Semli Chacha )08 qm (~) Jalodha (Sbajapur) 324 ~1 Sundarasi )55 "I1l:rqurttf" Narayan gaoD 325 ~;f\' Tajeni IS8 (~ Haranpon 327 lIT"", Aser 18S' 8I'TiIT~ Ala Umrod 333 ,,~~ Gujar Bardiya 188 IIif;n Kanja 335 timrr Goyala 202 fuIm: ~ Singar Chori 34) mr~ Tanda BaDjari 214 ~ Dillod 356 ~l Hanoti ------....------

16-20 5 ~~~r Kadula 99 wm.", LocIa Khedi 30 ~(~) 8imrol (Shajapur) 100 f~ Dilodari 32 iMfi=;n Badodiya 106 '4~T \'YA Umariya Taj 36 fiR~T Sinodiya 110 ~ Kamardipur 41 iOAiT Dbenka 125 ~ .t\jmeri 53 Ifil'Rm' Pachawatil 134 iRMr Mewasa 62 .~r Dangicha 136 ~'" Bheelwada 66 1i'trorr tt1rT Khoriya Ama 141 qofl'f.pn Majhaniya 95 fiRm Bijana 149 illli.-1 Dbekadi 176 qf-.:fwll!' .. APPENDIX W

~~ if ~...mr f!!{ ~ ~ ~ ~ 811['mI' it; ~ vAl 'lit ~l Ust of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total populatloD by ranges. Ifi--arll'l!m 'iI1ftr A-Scheduled Castes ------~--- ,,;mm ~ VPI' IIiT 'IT" ~mll' VI'lI' llir I!TIr d"" m 1Ii1. RIrr JJi'fUrlrr ~ ~ (lI'famr) Range of Sche- duIed Castes Population L.C. L.C. (PercClltage} No. Name of Village No. Name of Village --- I 2 3 2 3

19/3 w,~~~ Shajapur Tahsil

16-20 163 n1' Palod 283 wr'fflM Naulaya 171 Iitif Bordi 285 ifill" ~ ('!<3fr.JF) Khamkheda{ Shujall'ur) 190 "'~r Kheda 306 Il'Ol't!Ai (~) Pal~awad (ShujaJpur) 194 fWlU Richhoda 307 f;:reif (~ilI T~~ ) Ni tard i (ShUjalpur) 206 ~1'Wt(r RisaDi Kbedi 315 I!U~ (lIlrf<:trr) Muradpur (pathariya) 21Q fi~ Set Khedi 318 GTV1~~ lar k hi Sakrai 250 ~li:rrt Bolai 320 .ihr'!'(r Jorapura a 2S2 ~');ft "~r Machi Khedi 347 ~,!1: Jahanpur 255 'l"rw.fr Dasla Khedi 350 ij',{I"Ir Berchha 262 'Il'N.'t '!U

273 lJt.::-1t Gondana 359 '1:~1'{ SurajPur 275 ~ Kiloda

21-30 2 iterr .~ Megba Kbedi 56 I1I

qftf~ 4 APPENDIX IV fOr 3Jir~ if BI'l1F-rn ;;rrftrzil qlI' BI'~~'iffl ;;r;r;;rrfulff *~ Bl'fITE' it; ar.tm,vPll ~ ~ List of Villages according to tho proportion of Scheduled Castes IUld Scheduled Tribes to the total population bJ rangea.

A--Sc:heduIed Castes ------,------~~ ~1ll GfiRilillT 1llfVJ?rt ;r;;n (5Iffm Range of Sche. duled Castes Population L.C. L.C. Percentage) No. Name of Village No. Name of Village ------I 2 3 2 3 ------19/3 'f1""~ ~~l\;r Shajapur Tahsil

21-30 142 ~u;rr Tukrana 265 ~ Kohadiya 147 ~"I~i'f;r Heerapurteka 266 f~ SiJepur 152 "<:P!liOT Ragbel 277 li",m~ Kharsoda 1.B IfJllre-qy~~ Bawaliya Khedi 279 'i't

------~------19 '!:.~ Burlay 31+ I ~iiTT Parsula 20 ~.u Iawadi 9 ~;R't Dungari Biraaaon 11 "',,'(rm Bhanwarasa 21 mT1ffcf Sapdiya 12 1IfCre-q- ~ Adalim Khedi 23 ~r4l'f~ 17 lilli'll Choma 24 'iRg) Bbandedi 178

qftftrl! 4 APPENDIX IV p iII'iI'«wt " BFltFrn ~ftI1fl qII' eri{~iI' ~l iii ~ er'tcrnr ~ 8J'Itm I'm I!it ~ List 01 ViDa,es according to the ptoportioJl of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to tbe total population by raogc&

1Ii~ \iITfir A--Scbeduled Castes ------___ ------"",'l1i' "PI' !fiT ;ypr ~ tr11f ttif if11f ~I!it m ;tt .. IIl'Riwm ~~ ;fJ:iR ~ (!T'ftmr) Range of Sche- duled Castes 'Population L.C. L.C. Percentage)' No. Name of Villa,. No. Name of Village .-.-.------1 2 3 2 3 ------___ ------

19/3 W~ "e:~T~ Shajapuf Tahsil

31+ 27 q-'\1m .." Pipal Khedi 112 ~("T~,() Ras ulpur ( Shajapur) 31 ~~'l Faro Khedi 116 nf'11rl' Bachhaniya 3S Nipltntya Karju ffl'llitIT ~ 111 ar~ Abhaypur 42 \Wr,or .,1 Usman Khedi Tigariya 43 f~~ 123 ;:rr'(rzr~ Narayangsrh Jaswada 44 'lllIlI",T 128 f;rwm Nicbhama Gadra Khedi 4S '""" .~ 129 ij~cft Mendhi 46 1iI1lI'i~' Akodiya 130 sTzr;r Cbhayan 48 ~, ••r SaSl8 Kbedi ) 31 §~~, Toohediya Ane.ndi Khedi S9 srt.f~,"~ 132 f",q-"Il~t Piploda 6S ~1 CbIlDdoni 135 q-o;;itm ~ PachoJa Banhal Matewa 67 ;ri~ J39 iif~liir Lakbman kbedi 68 Irl!fi"ft" Dbakni )40 ~Tiif Barwal Sarsi 69 ~1 143 f~~'if1 Timaychi 72 ~ Gagorni J44 iif~T'" Loharwas 74 ~f~ Hariyani ]45 ~T

qoftFm!' 4 APPENDIX IV

~ G[if~r.rr it 8I1t~iJ iilTftr ~ ~f.;riJ if;:riirfif it; ~, BTl!.q'1'iJ _ 1I1''!Q'R '11'1ff III\' ~ List or Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled castes and Scheduled Tribes to tho tolal population by rang...

ifi'-ati!.~m lJITfer A-Scheduled Castes ._-----...... ------...------BTll~f.rn ~ 1"111' IIiT lfTlJ ~rrr'):r.r '1''''' llir ;mr '3Il'fu 'liT 'f;TI lfi)w mr o.ifor:r.rr ;:n:;n: ~ (srRrmr) Range of Sche- duled Castes Population L.C. L.C. (Percentage) No. Name of Village No. --- Name of Village 2 3 2 -- I 19/3 'f1'~ c:f(~lt=t' Shajapur Tahsil

31+ 198 ~r

240 q~ Padla 316 fulfmr(Il!.~~) Simrol(ShuJaJ pur) 242 fl'Pf" V~ Kulman khedi 321 ",r~(

qf~f",1S!' " APPENDIX IV

~ i5A'tTffT if 8l'~,f.I<:r ;;ITR tt'I' aT~ \iI';r\1I'rfu it; ~cm: 2TilfT'J iii\' ~ lI'T~ll '1:) ~ List of Villages a~cording to the proportioD of Scheduled Castes and ~heduled Tribes to the total population by ranges. A-Scheduled Castes ------8I';:r~f"'<:r f'Ilrr'fq \lJ+{ 'IlT rrTIJ ftTfiihr VJ1I' 'liT ifI1I' ~~if» 'iiI' m W:rT qfurlfT "I1'iI"{ ~ (~~I) Range of Sche- duled Castes Population L.C. L.C. ( Percentage) No. Name of Village No. Name of Village ---- 1 2 3 2 3

1914 ~~ ~'h=f ShujaIpur Tahsil

()-s· 35 n)", 'U'!T Badod Rana 85 'IlTII'TJ i)i!'~ril1'l' Bhempura Behrawal .S 1 ~~"t .~"t Gudi Khedi 108 i'~T ~lTt Shekhputa Bongi 52 ~1l1~ RustampuT 185 :rhTiilTe: Dorabad 56 iA'T{f) . Banahedi 209 Ifrn .~ Khanda Khedi 61 'IlTl{T~~j Bhahdaedi

------_.. _---_ ..... _------'-10 17

------...... ------1------_.. ---

II-I S 7 ....,.i!il~ Choki Shah pur 69 iI'IrrT ~ Bagna Khedi 21 ~"il';'I'e: ~r Mohammad Kheda 94 Ii;; i9'T Kher Khedi 27 ;fr~~r Bawanheda 98 iI'lillf'l' Bakayan 28 Ajnai 8I'~Tf 102 ..n~~r Kohadi 36 Uchod """-le: 105 If<:~'i[m Khardon Kalan 48 .TiTorr &r"f~) Dhabla Ghonsi 107 GaJvi 66 q'{.~ Ger Khedi 'lTor"T 119 Haj~pur 67 i!:q'fjl q~~ Tapka Basantpur ~~ 181

qf~faq 4 APPENDIX IV

~ ~ it BfIt~ IIITftr ~ er~m ~ ii; ~ Bflttmr it; 8fo!m v11Il gil- tp' List of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scb.eduled Tribes to thl' total population by rangel.

~---ar\'1m l;J1fa A-Scheduled castes ------~~I!!P"W """,;fil:!' VJ1I' iIiT;nlJ ,'f1'i\'1:!' VI1I' IliT iJI1I' :i~ If>)'w m ""~f1rIl:1'T ~ ~ (li'fumr) Range of Sche- duled Castes Population L.C. L.C. (Percentage) No. Name of Village No. Name of vmlltlc

1 2 3 II S

19/4 ~ifm!,= Cf~ Shujalpul" Tahsil

11-15 121 ~'TIf>..,t Khokra kalan 183 fOT"" Kuthali ]28 il'rioft Badweeli 191 ~TfflN~) Lal;tkhedi ] 30 'fifaM Mansaya 193 ~~~ Tjl,ya kh\ldi 132 ~tlJ'lfT i{1'IA" Bhesaya Na~n 206 &rolJT ~i{ Arn,ya Khur4 134 1;r~'U Rarppura 212 wr it,,",) Morta kewadi 146 If>~~ li~r Kakad khe(\a 217 Iftmm Pol,y Kanljt 149 ~cn:T ri~"r Dewara Khedi 222 1fITWr1l1f> ... t Pagrawad Kalan 154 ,rm Ronsi 224 8!11~)~ ars)f~ Aw.antipur B~rodiya 230 ~Tft;{I:j'T 156 8liT0Ttoft~ Kalapipal SaUl'a 232 157 ~v~ Kadi khedi ~~" Sh Il1Dbhupl,1ra 235 ij'0Tli'l"~ Salka~ Khedi ] 66' m~ Dholpur 242 164 f~TiIT Hirana il'f

16-20 3 ~~T Lahar Kheda 87 ;rl.m ;rm~orrll ChBUki Nasirabad 14 'ifT'l~T Cbapadiya 91 ~qi:l Tungani 26 'iITrrr :;;rT1l"'l1~ Bhana Jadopur 92 'liij'TiI2:' Kamalpur H ~~ Fulon 96 ~ Ramdi 40 ~.. ~ Mun.god 100 ~N'" Bebrewal 46 iT.fI<:fl'1:I'T Magranya 101 ;nT~T Kohada 49 'i Tili:\' Dabr,i 104 IItm~ Ag Khedi 50 am;;rrll Amlay ]10 U'tfT «"?) Ragho Khe

"I"-1' ~tl' Kannadpur Mareth 80 ~ffiT Man8(oJa 147 Nqf;;rorT ;pnj Pipliya Nagar 84 WHI1J;1; fl;ririft Shyampur €hitoni 140 IR~ Partappur 84 f~i~~ Tuwal 141 ill

qf~r_ "APPENDIX IV P' ;r;r~,," if 1IT't~ GITftr ~ BTflm liI';r-wrfu it; ~qf\-qr1; 8'f'I!.tmI it; lII';:r:m lI'TIil 'Ii'r ~ Lisl of Villages accordinl to tbe proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scbeduled Tribes to the total population by raIlS's.

1fi--ar'1'i~ "ITftr A-Scbeduled Castes ------lII'~m "",,;ftlr 1I'i1I' IIiT lfTII if1I'TlftIl' VA!f;f ;n1f ~1It't ~ fin' o..lfQJ'lff l'fliR:• ii1=iIl (~) Range of Sche- duled Castes Population L.C. L.C. (,Percentage) No. Name of Village No. Name of Village --- I 2 3 2 S

19/4 ~~T~ ft1~1~ Shujalpur Tahsil

16-20 ISS Il1lf _~"t Pan Khedi 199 ~~TII'~ Hadlay Khurd 158 1'1f"l"t rift lmali Khedi 200 aroII'r m Aranya Kalan 159 't;f ct)qqIT Gun Pipli 223 ~,\i Pagrawad Kburd 161 m'iA' rn, Sadan Khedi 229 iI~~ Mohammadpur ]63 ~'lhl Tajpur Gauri 238 fir1fof Ii~ Dishao Khedi 169 UT~~ JhadJa 239 "ri;;rf~lIT KhaJadiya 184 '{Rill v;_f,(111 Bbudya Kbajuriya 241 ftJ<;r"~ Tilawad 188 qfro 1I'ror;; Lasudiya Malak 243 -m:rT ti~.. Rola Khedi 192 1F~"t Kotbadi 265 ;:;rrl!~ Ranayal 198 ~T~;r Jogi Khedi

21-30 4 ~ Dhugadha 111 qur1!l'lt Ganeshpur 8 lR'iffm Kadwala 112 ii!Tq'qT Bapcha 11 f~ Mitera 113 1f~~'If~ MohammedpurMachbva 12 Efi)i!:f~ Kohaliya 117 11.;:6'1 Jhundi 13 q?;

qf~f~ 4 APPENDIX IV ~ GPl'mr it 81i.~Fere :srr~1 ~ 81i.F'ti1 1iI;:mfuzr1 iii ~ flli!ClTi1 iii 8I'!,~ ,"M ~ ~ List of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges,

I!i-ar~f,rn IiIrnr A--Scheduled Castes _.... _------_.....-. VTfT 'liT iilll W'I'N Q"Pf IliT ifI1I' ,~ rn. if>'t. millT IllfIJTzrt if1'4A ~ =(srfn"Er) Range of Sche- duled C~es Populadon L.C. L.C. Name of Vj)Jage Percentage) No. Name of ViRage No. ------I 2 3 2 3 ------_ _.------_... --...... ------

19/4 ~~~ ~ Shujalpur 1ahsil

Arandiya 21-30 210 VTl!:q,~ Khatsur 240 81~~ 211 !OPI<: fulll Umarsingi 248 firqpll'T 'I!~ Nipanya Khurd 219 fi;(iiro Binaya 250 1iI'~~ Baddalpur 220 iI;:!~ Hannu Khedi 251 !fr.n~ Pochaner 221 ~lli;l Amsha Khedi 252 ~mr~~T Qadra Khedi 227 mli;l Niwaj Khedi 2~S ~"IJI' {'RIT~ Berchha Datar 2.34 ~:qq .~ Begam Kbedi 2S6 if~~ Sherpura 236 mffl"lI'T PadJiya 257 .mm Kolwa 237 cni\' .~'\' Khati E.bedi 259 &nJ.falrT ~~mft' Bamuliya Muchhali ------_.... ------.... ------Khalilput 31+ 2 li ~ 111 MandaI Kha 178 ~~ 182 DhabJa Husenpur S .m;l"$~ Choki Muridpur iTamT~ 6 q<;fl'lffl' Pachawata 187 V1T11Il' ;n;:,q~ Shyampur Nanukhedi 190 9 'liiIT~1 Dubdiya ~~ Farad 10 ~ Amlawati 194 81~~ Adam Kehda 197 Kanadiya IS ~~ Ugah ~ 203 22 v~ "I1A Khedi Nagar ~ for.;ft Aklpur Binni 205 iir.ro Bolda 34 ~,' Batwadi 43 f;ror;n Nishna 207 iim Devli 53 liIJ1I'iR Jamner 214 IiRr Khadi 216 55 e~ Dehandi 2:m ~ Tanda Khurd S8 It'Im lethada 225 ~if v~l Devan Khedi 59 1Ii~ Kamlaya 226 81'j~ Awantipura 64 11m Bhugor 228 q?Tfim' Pawadiya 233 ,,~ Ii~ Kher Khedi '14 ~:a-1fimT Tajpur Ukala. 77 Nm"f Chitoda 244 ~TIi!~T Harraj Kbedi 8!) :a'lIlIl Ugli 247 IT11tNr q~'W~l Bagoda Gaddikhedi 93 r.r1lTii~ Bishan Khedi 249 vr~~T~ usudaliya Ghag 116 et't'tl' C,hhapri 254 liT1,",~T ""'(CITII' lawadia Dharwas 122 VAi'U 1!;t Khokara Khurd 261 ~~ Harru Kbedi 125 IIl1lIW1T tiff Bamuliya Maina 262 ,,~,,~ Semli Kheda 150 ~T v~ Dadiya Khedi 264 lfIif\;rln Sukaliya *Excluding Villages with No. S. C. Population 184

qr~ 4 APPENDIX IV

p ~ it ~ ijf1'fu 't'i ~ 'iII';mfu it; JJlvlTm ar.rmr it; fII1lm V1lIl1fft ~ Lisl of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the tOlal population by rangel,

B-Scbeduled Tribes --e---______

eJ,!,!f'lfEf "",;iPr IN 'fiT ;noll' ~Tiftlf IHl'I' "'r ;rrl'I' ~..-rfu 'til 'ti~ ~~. Qn~r 'I1'fl ;:p:;n: (lrnmff) Range of Sche- duled Tribes Population L.C. L.C. ePercentage) No. Name of Village No. Name of Village

1 2 3 2 3

19/1 ~l:~~ Susner Tahsil

0-5~ 2 on:ri Barai 132 Ii~Rlll 'lij';::t~ Kberiya susner 3 ~,!;Tf~r (

'-IS 7 ~ Dongargaon 136 a-mrr Dharola 17 ~'ilfm1 Kavar Khedi 145 l);,o:

qf~~ 4 APPENDIX IV ~ ar-fmt if 1If;y,~ i5ttfuzff ~ ar~'lm ~~fQlrl it &lVll

B--Scheduled Tribes ~------~a' ~"nJ \I"I'orrfiJlrllli""t ~:w m!illT~f ~ (lI'mrn) Range of Scbe­ duled Tribes Population L.C. L.C. Percentage) No. Name of Villaga No. Name of Village ------...... ------~-- I 2 3 2 3 ------,------_

19{1 ~~ ~~ Susner Tahsil

6-1S 191 ml!'U Samd 209 fomoft Bishani 202 q;:r~r Panali 218 hf.i Tikon

16-25 4 fqqf~T 'fiT Ii~r Pipaliyaka Kheda ]69 itorfil;lTI' ~ Tolkiya Khedi 6 ~;ftIfflT:T Shripatpura ]83 tff~;r~ Gondalmahu 8 li!~T~~ Salya Khedi 190 ~~1 Kushalpura 9 f!i

26-35 23 'Mlllu(~T Katyanpura 149 'l'i\'lli~"t (~r-N."T ) Bhilkhedi (SuJtan- Kbedi)

36-50 166 tl"IfTi~"t Dhanya Khedi 181 ft:r!I'T Siya

51+ 197

19 /2 an~ ~~ Agar Tahsil

0-5· 62 f~T~'h: Pipalyahamir 229 ij'T~'lfJil" Samgimana 93 ~J'ifI"l'T Dehariyanana 2~6 f·~m at'"!" Kuodla BUlurg 122 ifiTW"tiiffrllT Kash i bardiya 264 ffrift v~l Ghani Khedi 139 il'T~~T Jhikadiya 268 ~~~ Kundla Kburd 176 fq'

Hargan Khedi 6-15 218 ~r~if Ladwan 266 ~f!iI' ,,'" 228 if"" ",1 Bor Khedi 271 ~~t Kadiya 253 fq'~r UTi[ Pipalyashah 276 pi Sulada 256 ~it Pachati 277 erttrT'I ri'r Akya Bhati 186

qf~ftl~ 4 AfPENDIX IV

pr ~~~ it fII'i1\{m \lITRr ~ ay~ '5f;;,wrm iii ~, II1'Ilttm iii ar~ llTl'l"f 11=1 lfI" List of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges. B-Scheduled Tribes ------""~ f",~ ",,;iN ~;Tm ~ ~ "" ,qfGflfT ~ (11'fim

16-25 227 Singawda 275 Bhad Bhunji

Nil

Nil

Nil

19/3 1!i1I1U~( ~~ Shajapur TahiiI

3 'lif!I"'IiT Fawaka 144 ~)ij:vn'f Loharwas 0-5· 4 ~1qn;r DeharipaJ 155 ;n'l:Tlf1ITlft

q~f~ 4 APPENDIX IV

fOr :aRmr if ar.t~ 1IfT~1lt'i ar~~1!f .... ;:rsrrfulfl if; .avr"tlfl1: III'ltlfra ij; er-tm ,Pi'! II1t ~ List of Villages according to tbe proportion of Scbeduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to tbe total population by range.,

B--Scheduled Tribes ------ar~f;rn "1WI1!l ~i{'ilTf{Ttll1fi"t i!f;T:r ~!;

19/3 ~'f1!-':: ~l~ Shajapur Tahsil

0-5'" 282 fcr'T.mT '~1l'T~"" Piploda Ismail 344 flrmmr') Bhilsami 286 "mort" Manglaj 328 1fiTW1 Ii~ Kasam khedi 295 ~~""rl Salsalai 332 :a-m ~lfrn Umrod Dewat 298 firoifT Girana 333 'l~ Iflfs'

~Tl Parsula 110 1li1l<:~ Kamardipur 6~IS 5 lj;~_m lCadula 133 'U1l'!'T q',mn Rampura Mevata 6 R"ta Badaudi 140 ;n:crror Barwal 8 'fTil:ifT Mhohana 143 f!1{",~ Timayachi 10 'frl1't'lfT Mangalya 145 9T'1'~~T Chhapiheda 'Il:!{,TI:TT 11 Bhanwarasa 146 I1R~cmr Haripara Hajja 14 ~~~it Badbeli 147 il:f'(~, !1fiT Haripur Teka 16 ~'I'rlf<:: Brnawad 152 1:1'li'or Ragbe! 2! 'Ji1f~T ~"T Umariya MaThewa 184 ~ftr ti~ Sanp Kheda Simrol (Shajapur) 30 ful11:m (1lT~) 185 8TTOff :a-'I1:Tlt Ala Umrod 33 .... llOrR Jamlay 201 iflIi~~ Baksu Khedi 35 f'l'crt'KTT 'ti1;"!., Nipanya Karju 226 'l!,1l<:1 Bbumari 23 mrrf~T Ssgadiya 288 if_~""r!f Budlay 35 !i~ Karju 247 ;jl'\1JOlT l!.~\'I1fT'I' Cbosla Musalma" 39 "I'~ Mandoda 250 li'~ri Bolai 41 ~f;f;r.T Dhenka 275 fil;'etro Kiloda 44 ;:;r~I1T Jaswada 276 +1:O[r ti~ Mali Khedi 52 {l:;;n'lm R!jawata 284 lii{tl'\~T (-qO(r~) Dhansoda ( ShuJalpur) 63 fm'-'!TIiT~ Kumariya Khas Modipur 69 ~rOf') Sarsi 290 ~~ 293 ~~ Ichiwada 73 "Im~~r Bhatahedi 308 ~r.~T Titodi Kheda 74 ~\IfT;ft Hariyani 310 R;n IIi'T Jhunda Kbeda 8'4 ~qT~r Dupada " . 3 ).5 ~ill Goyala 96 ~~r Kumadi qr1; 'G'1{~l{ Pir Umarod 108 ~ (1lTN~) Jiliada (Shajapur) 351 188

qf'(fWS! 4 APPENDIX IV

I" 'Ilf~ i1 ar-wRftr;;nfu qli aqW;rn ~~ it;!!lvr"lcmi ar;rmr it; ar.tm ,pff 11ft ~l List of Villages accordins to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranse••

1II-at'L'~ ~« B-Scheduled Tribes ------_.. 811l~fq ~;ft;r ifPI' !liT ;rTf!' f'iliftq Irq 1111 'Il1I' :ar.t~'II\' If>l' !fir. mr if'rln ~ ~ (srftnre) Range of Sche- duled Tribes Population L.C. L.C. (Percentage) No. Name of Village-- No,-- Name of Village I 2- 3 2 .9 19/3 !fT';f~ ~~ Shajapur Tahsil

16-25 36 fmmfitllT Sirsodiya 66 ISTfuT ~ Khoriya Aema 40 "RlWlJ'\'f Kumhariyapsl 67 :IJ~r Matewa 42 W«lIliJ .~')' Ussman Khedi 80 qm~'t Palasi 43 rem'l::

H ~Wtfr Dudhana 170 at~ (,,~) Tanda (Bordi) 64 iT~;it Bodoni 273 Ifr~ Gondana ------

26-55 13 ~TT~ Chausala Kafju 62 iilfT'qT Dangicha 28 ~~~ Bandadehi 70 l'fm~' Matana 34 ~ .,"t Ralya Khedi 82 q')'Tf'IfT .n~TTIf Pipariya Naulay 48 liI'~crr ~~r Sasta Khedi 234 ~f\

36-S0 7 'I1T<'I'lIT~~1 Malayahedi SI ~r~ Shadipura 47 'l::T'I'OI' Ii~ Ramal Khedi 81 1!T'1T lii~ Bhopa Khedi

'J+ 49 lfir.t.~ Kalukhedi 121 1{1\ u~r Peer Khedl 77 ,,,*.')' Dumahedi ------19/4 ~~ ~~'" Shujalpur Tahsil O-S· 3 ~.¥T Lahar Kheda 82 ~~ Undai 92 Ifi~T;r~ Kamalpur of ~T Dugdha 11 fil'im Mitera JOO aI~TCf\'T Behrawal ]01 lfir~ Kohada 13 ~TlRr Pallawada 102 1f,'I1;:~T Kohdi 20 \T!I'f( Raipur Mobammad Kheda 113 m~lI'~ r{W'nt Mohammdpur Machhnai 21 ~J+T~ ••' 114 'lIne u~1 Ghat Khedi 23 fujt~, Richhoda 116 lJT'l1:'T Chhapri 37 ~TZf ;;orl Hadlay Kalan 121 IiI)!r;(T 1fi000f Kbokara Kalan 53 Qf~ Jamner 136 m"Trm'l:: Dbawla Dheer 5S ~~1 Dehandi fq'Tft;rllT ;m 64 '{.nR Bhugor 137 PipIiya Nagar 76 fqqOl'fc: Pi plod 147 ~i{~r Jabadi 80 l(ifOI',)orr Manllmla lSI ;;ni!f~1TT 'ifm Jabadiya Bheel 189

qf~f~ 4 APPENDIX IV ~ iiRM if 81'it~ ilTftNl !tlI' 8l';:~;;r liI'~l it; ~~,~ 8I'l!1ffi'f it; 8l'~m: 1m iii'" ~ List of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges, B--Scheduled Tribes ------8l'~ t''iAn:r \!iR'Ofrfulff 1Ii'l' ef.t~ \jffi(~ qf1q;rt i!14I'1; (lI'fi'Imr) Range of Sche· duled Tnbes Population L.C. L.C. Percentage) No. Name of Villaga No Name of Village ------1 2 3 2 ------

19/4 'mI'i~q1:.. .. ~9'\=I' ShujaJpur Tahsil 0-5'" 152 ... ,~) Bhardi 222 1fq"\J~ lI'ort Pasrawad Kalan 160 "'rf.f~ Ii,) Bhaniya Khedi 224 8fCI'

214 'i~ Khadi 260 ~orTQ' Khamlay 216 cr~r Ii[

6-15 8 ~rorT Kadwala 107 morCfl Galv! 19 CFI""fT Penwchi J63 ;;r~~ q'l"a Tajpur Gauri 79 fln:f.flft Jairniya 167 or~R;~r ~ Lasudliya Guari 99 fu§~r Richhadi y82 ;n;r.rr~ Dhabla Husainpur 104 arTlTv,r Aag Khedi 185 mom Dorabad

16-25 96 wr.-r Ramdi 109 ifp:rn rrtmr LasudaIiya Patla

26-35 7 'il"l1if IIT~ Cboki Shahpur 108 h"~'( "lITT Sbekhpw Bongi

36-50 193 ~lfT v~l Tilya Khedi

51+ Nil

* Excludes Villages with no S. T • Population

.SECTION II - TOWN DIRECTORY 192

NOTE EXPLAINING THE CODES USED IN THE TOWN DIRECTORY

The details of statement presented in the Town aspect and location of towns. In colums 6 to 12 Directory, 198 I are given below :- the name 0 and road distance in kms. shown with­ in brackets, rom the state beadq uarters, Distrsict StatemeDt I-Status aDd Growth History headquarters, Tahsil headquarters, nearest city with This statement provides some basic data based population I lac and above, Railway Station, Bus on the Primary Census Abstract (PCA). In column route, Navigable river Canal (if w;thin 10 Km.) 2 of the statement the class 0 the town has been have been presented. If the name mentioned in indicated according to 1981 Census population of these columns are the same as the referrent tow n the core town as follows :_ itself the distance has been recorded as '0' (Zero). In case the railway station (Col. 10) or bus route PoplJlation Class (Col. II) is not available in the referrent town, the name of nearest town where the facility is 100,000 and above I available with distance in kms. rom the referrent 50,000 - 99,999 II town has been presented. If navigable river/canal 20,000 49,999 IU is passing within a distance of 10 km. from the 10,000 - 19,999 IV town the name of rever/canal with distance has 5,000 - 9,999 V been presented in column 12. The abbreviation R Below 5,QOO VI and C stand for the Riv..!r and Canal respectively. Statement UI-MuDicipal Finance, 1978-79 The civic administration statu~ of the t own as The data for tllis st atement is collected from in 1980 has been ind·cated. Where there is no loeal adm'n strative bodIes and has been pr,;sented civic body in the town it has been treated a!s not only in r~sp~ct of statutory bodies but also in Census Town. The following abbreviations have Nspect of non-~tatutory bodies managing the civic been used to denote the civic status of the town- administration of the town, if they have separate budgets and accounts of their own pertaining to Municipal Corporation M Corp. the town. Municipal Committee/Municipality MC Under column 12, the expenditure incurred by Cantonment Board CB the ciVIC authority On 'public safety' includes such Notified Area Committee NAC items as fire fighting service, rescue operations Gram Panchayat GP durin,; floods and fairs etc. Li«ewise, column 1 5 Special Area Development Authority SADA includes exp.::nd,ture incurred on maintenance of Census Town CT schools, colleges and other institutions like public libraries, museum etc. The exact items covered, Column 5 : Area (qq. Km.) as supplied by the may however vary from town to town, which local bodies. would depend on the practice followed In this Statement II-Physical Aspects and Location of Towns regard by each locaJ authority. Statement IV-Civic and other Amenities, 1979 This statement gives for each town, physical The information given under columns 2 to 6 193

are new additions. Information under column 6 Borewell pumping system BWP represents Pucca and Kachba roads for which Pressure tank PT abbreviations used are PR and KR respective'ly. In column 7 the various types of sewearge/drainage 1n case of' availability of fire-fighting service systems have been presented as given below- in a town 'Yes' has been indicated, otherwise the name of the nearest place where available and the Sewer S dhtance in Km. within brackets, have been shown. Open Surface Drains OSD Box Surface Drains BSD Statement IV {A)-Civic and other amenities in Sylk Drains SO Notified Slum., 1979. Cesspool Method CD Pit Sy~tem PT Information relating to civic and other ameRi.­ ties in respect of slum areas of those tow.os where Columns 8, 9 and IO-Information collected the p"puJation exceeds 50,000 bas been presented. from respective local bodies on different types of latrines has been presented. It includes public as Statements V -Medical, Educational, Recreational well as private latrines. and Cultural Facilities, 1979 I

Column 11 -the abbreviations used for the [n columns 4 and 5, the informa tion collected various prevailent methods of disposal of night soil from the State Health Departmen t has been are gi"en below. 'Where more than one method is presented. The institution run by private doctors used, the information is given upto two methods: have not been included. The information is limited for those institutions as are run by or aided by Head loads HL Govt. Semi Govt. Local bodies and Baskets B charitable imtitutions or Social service agencies Wheel barrows WB like the missionaries. Where the family planning Septic tank latrine ST centres are attached to hospitals or maternity and Sewerage S child welfare centres or primary hea lth centres In Columns 12 and 13 the sources of protected those have been tre ated as independent unit and water supply and the system of storage with capa­ pre~ented separately. The maternity and child city therein within brackets have been presented welfare centres, veneral disease clinic, chest cli!uc with the following abbreviations. Where more than and leprosy clinic have not been given separately ()ne source or more than one system of storage These have been indicated alongwith other medical exist, the information is restricted to two major institutions in column 4. The following aqqr­ sources of systems. viations have been used. Column 12 Hospital H Tube well water/Hand pump TW Dispensary D Tap water TA Health Centre HC Well water W Family Planning Centre PC Tank water TK T.B. Clinic TB Column 13 Nursing Home NB Others 0 Overhead Tank OHT Service reservoir SR If there are more than one institution of any River infiltration gallery IG type the number of such institutions have been indicated within brackets e. g. dsipensaries (2) Shorthand & _Ty.pewriting SH type naur~illg homes (4) etc. Others o All types of hospita]~/dispen8aries etc. whether allopathic or ayurvedic or unani or homebpathic The vocatiunal mSUIUtIOnS llke Applied Art' have been indicated with t,he follwing abbreviati Painting, College, Pharmacy College, D.Ed. College ons. Teacher's Training Institutions, Music I Dancing Ayurvedic A School, Nursing School, etc. have been covered Unani U under'COthers'. However the type of institutions included under, Others' have been described in the Homeopathic Hom introductory note. In case of ailo pathic, no abbreviation is given. Column 11 & I4-The information has been ~ollected from the districts Educatton Officers. the If no medical facility is available in the refe following abbreviations have been used- rrent town the name of the nearest town with . distance there of has been given. The infromation Primary P on numbelS of beds has not beenLgiven as it \\-as Junior Secondary or not provided by the authotities concerned. Middle School M Column 6 and 9 , the inrormation collected from the Education Department has been presented MatriculatIon or Such type of institu. with the following abbreviations. Secondary tion dOES rot exit in Madhya Pladesh Arts only A Higher SecollderylInter- PUC Science only S mediate/Pre-UnlversitYI Arts and Science only AS Junior College{ (10+2) Commerce ortly (' Sy.,tem whether held in Arts and Commerce only AC Schools or Colleges

Combined for all categories Arts, If there arc compo<;ite s(.hools Jike Middle Science and Commerce ASC schools with Primary classes, or Higher Secondary Law L School with Middle classes, these have been inclu. If there are more than one institution of a type ded in the number of Pnmary and lVllddle school the number has recn given against each in bracket, resp'::ctively. For example, if in a town, there are two primary !>chools and one middle school '\\-ith Column 18-The Information hab been ColI primary classes, the number of primary school in ected from the Educations Department. Where the the town have been given as three and that of institutions are found to be located ju!.t beyond middle schools as one even though there may be the boundaries of the town but near the refer rent onl) three educational institutions. This also town and for all purpose are considered as belon applie!> in the case of higher secondary schools. ging to the referrent town only, such marginal cases have been included in tbe town directory. If If there are more intitutions of a type in the town, these have been indicated with numbers there are more than one Institutions of such type the number has been given against eaeh In brackets within brackets against the abbreViations e. g, The fol1o\oVmg abbreviations have been used ;- D (3), M (2), H (2). etc.

Shorthand SH Column IS-The number of Adult literacy classcli Typewriting Type has been shown. ." If an educational facility is not available in the Public Library Pb town, the name of the nearest pla.ce where the facility is available, have been given with distance Reading Room RR in km. from the referrent town.

Column 17-19:-The information has been Statement VI - Trade, Commerce, Industry aDd collected from the Excise Department and concer­ Banking, 1979. ntd local bodies. Touring Cinema talkies have noS The Statement depict'! inormation relating been taken into ac::count. Community halls have to three most important commodities imported, been included in Column (19). exported and manuactured. The commodities have been mentioned in order 0 volume. Besides. ColDDlD 2':-The information has been collected • information relating to the number of banks from Education Department and the local bodies number of agricultural and non-agricultural socie­ who maintain public libraries and reading rooms ties has also been urnished. and the following abbreviations have been used in pteaenlina them. 196

f.. ~l

srf"'ftt qf.# ,!fl (f8~m

f.l;;rf.rfe .. ~ ifI11: ;tt ~, ifT~ \'I''I'T ~'I'T;ft1f ~1Ii'ifA .rna ~'R qron-a ifl1If~ lI'Wmfl:I1i m (;R Ai. if)'. if) ~ 5Ifurf\'l' ~ llfurro ifi"" .'" fin Number of Household. Clall,Name aDd Location includinl Population and SI. civic administration Code Name of Area flouselea. ~ ------__.-,- No. status of town No. Tahsil tiD Iq. Kms. ) household. 1901 15111 1921 1 2 3 .. S 6 7 B 9

1 IV arm: (;:r.m,) 19/111 ~ :I,n 3,OSl6 10,4.2 t,221 6,1" Agar (M) Apr (-11.69) (-32.88)

2 V III'Ii)f~T (IT.". ) If/V ~~1! ~.OS 1,017 .. Ii I. Akodia (O.P.) Sbll}aJpur

, V 0.2l ~ Car. iff. ) u/vn arm 1.167 II • • •• Dadad (N.A.C•• Agar

V 1fI'~"\' (lI!.iff •• III/VIII ~ It. II 1,47' II i • II • Maksi (N.A ,C) Shajapur

, V ;:rq,T §iji\'~ 0,21 1,.U (WI. qT •• 19fI1 i • Nalkheda (M) Susner

Ii III ~~... (1t,'l1, ~ 19/IV mil'rr; '.OJ ',U2 51,1'" 8,876 1,894 Shajapur (M) Sbajapur (-10.a:zJ (-11.06'

7 III ~i~ 'if.m.) lSI/VI ~~1j 7.74 4,l9S ',731 S,938 6,072 Shujalpur (M) Shujalpur (+3.61) (+2.26)

I V mil'\'!' Qi (iII.~, t 19/IX wr~ 1.07 1,527 , . • • •• Soyat Kalan (N. A,C.) Susner

, V ~m ,,,.qT •• 19/1 lij~'t 0,26 1,471 , . •• SUlaer SUlner 197

STATEMENT I

Stahll and Growth History

'IAi'I (1981 ~'I'l)

growth rate of the town at the Censuses of Density Sex-ratio (1981 ------~------~----~ r-----~-----'""_'\ 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 Census) 1961 1971 1981 10 II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19

7,315 8,469 10,301 ] 1 ,486 14,448 18,530 5,264 952 941 .!"14 +18.19) (+15.78) (+21.63) <+11.50) (+25.79) (+28.25)

~, 125 S,779 638 .. P27 897 (+12.16)

.' .. 7,237 31,4CS~ , I ']2

, . .. .. 8,930 466 , . •• IU

1lfc(1'iIW~ 3,511 DtclllSlified 5,245 . 6,933 8,611 41,331 192 .U 'IS (+32.18) <+25.21)

7,766 ]0,757 ]3,832 ]7,317 25,189 33,969 5,633 194 887 'OJ (-1.62) (+38.51) (+28.59) (+25.20) (+45.46) (+34.86) 5,126 7,878 10.635 13,690 18,957 24,565 1.1" 353 I'. 87:1 (-15.58) <+53.69) (+35 .00) (+28.73) (+38.47) (+29.58)

G •• 8,899 8.317 .. .. 952

• i 1.851 ""'I'~~ 5.292 7 ,129 8 ,178 31.454 928 89S '27 Declalsified f+34.7]) (+14.71) 198

rl!("~1Jf 2 sn"r,,1II' '''" ~ ",,'('iii' f,,,r~. 1979

!A lf1I\ ;r.1 ~vr1 Sf'R: ;mr SlT~mq firJ;rf{ifflirn ~'Il;:ff ~r m;r ~'1; ~ on Physical aspects ,------_...... ------.._ "..------iflif~ (f'f AUt) If''flfr.r (~. ) Temperature (C"!) mlf for ... , ~---~---~ ,!~T"'" l'!;.~11!T'1' SI. . Rainfall lI[f~ij1f ;~ State District No. Class and Name of Town (in m.m.) Max;mum Minimum H.Q. H.Q. 1 2 3 4 :S 6 7

1 IV lIlTlJ'1; "'T'1ffl m;;rT~ Agar Bhopal Shajapur 933.4 32.9 ]11.4 (184) (77)

2 V 8foIi)~lfr mqffl 'IT\itr~'( Akodia Bhopal Shajapur ],094.0 32.9 ]8.4 ( 100) (SO)

3 V iT~ 'l1T'1RI' 'IfflJF: Badod Bhopal Shc.japur 933.4 32.9 18.4 (210) (103 )

of v ;pml ~ 'ITor~ Mabi Bhopal ShaJapur 1,047.6 32.9 18.4 (182) (25)

s V ~~'T mrm:r 'IP!~~ Nalkhed.. Bhopal Shajapur , 1,0'4,0 32.9 18.4 (219) (112 ) 111 ~nr~ \lltm; m;rT~ Shajapur Bhopal Sh:JjapQr 1,047.6 32.9 18.4 (157 ) (0)

7 Il1 '!.~ 'l1)crr;;r 'Ir.rT'!\ iShujalpul' Bhopal Shajapur 1,062,8 32,9 18.4 (92) (65) V v"tll'Q """i oq)q-r;;r 'IrOl11\ • Soyat Iealall Bhopal Sflajapur 165,4 32.9 18.4 (244) (137)

, v ~ 'I'ft"J;;r lITro~ Susner Bhopal Shajapur 865,4 32.9 18,4 (214) (107)

M~~- lIi'TOA 3 ~ 5 i rot ~q

STATEMENT II

Physical Aspects and Location of Towns, 1979

Name of place and road distance (in kms,) from

-~--~~------~------~ "'~ ;rlit/~ ~m ~ W1'li iilI'''~ :a-d iilI'fitlw 't~ 1!ItT:qW (~10 fiIr.l1'l'. t~~) 1!lfl'r.A' ;;, ;Hi~T iff.!' f,riffill' ~ ~w" Tahsil Nearest city with Popula- Railway Bus Navi,able river/canal H.Q. tion'of one lakh and more Station Route (if within 10 Kms.) 8 9 10 11 12

anlT<: i%TI'I ~1~ arm Agar Ujjain Sarangpur Agar (0) (63) (52 ) (0) .. ~::r~ m~ 3T'limll'T l!Ri)f~ ShujaJpur Bhopal Akodia Akodia (12 ) (100) (0) (0)

errm: ~.rrr m~l'l'J~ q'\'~ Agar Ujjain Sarangpur Badod (26) ( 94) (78) (0) I,

!/fTOTT~ ~'f ~m ~ Shajapur Ujjain Maksi Maksi (25) (38) (0) (0) !! ~11i!n: ~:;fi'f ""r'Ot$~ ~'" Susner Ujjain Sarangpur Nalkheda (27) (90) (73) (0) I.

I!Ir~~ G"'~ wr\if1F WT\ifr~ Sbajapur Ujjain Shajapur 5bajapur (0) (60) (O) (0) • i

~\ifm'];' l'Irqr« I!t;;rl'<'l'~ ~ ShujaJpur Bhopal Shuialpur Shujalpur (0) (92) (0) (0) !' §flit~ ~.. ;if;r m~~ mll'tf~t Susner Ujjain Sarangpur Shyat Kalan (30) (132 ) ( 113) (0) .. Wl'in ~rr ~T~~l:: ~iR Susner Vjjain Sacangpur Susner (0) (90) (84) (0) ., Note:-The rainfall and temperature figures in eols. 3 to 5 represent the figures furnished in D.C. H.B. Series 1971. For the new towns (Badod. Maksi & Soyat Kalan) the rainfall and temperature filllres for the Ilelrest place have been reported. 200

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'I", q-rf\'lSItiT, fC(~ 1978-79

srrfC(r (~!p:rT it '00) Receipt (in Rs, '00 ) r------...J------'Ii'!' ~ 1li1 P.iurr st'I1: 'I'Tlf ;rrrfu; 5I1lmf.:r'li 'f.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

J IV 8fTIR if. qt. 7,363 878 2,404 600 1,108 Agar M.

2 V erlli)f~liT ~T." . 415 1 10 Ako(lia G.P.

3 V ar~..'tlt 81." • 1,419 84 Badod N.A.C.

4 V ~m Sf.~. 981 126 693 100 Mak.i N.A.C.

5 V ~r ii.IH. 3,925 174 104 1,122 Nalkheda M.

6 III ~ ;or. lIlT • 6,269 l,23S 8,759 l,SOO 1.996 Shajapur M. , lIJ ~-rm~~ ;Y.1fI' • 8,649 337 237 Shujalpur M.

8 V ~ !At ar.Q. 3,7'19 94 Soyat Kalan N.A.C. , V ~ if.q'J'. 2.750 .. 107 .. SlJSner M. _____v __ 201

STATEMENT III

Municipal Finance. 1978·79

&!:I'll' (~1 if '00) Expenditure (in Rs. 00) ------. ,.------_.,.....------"-'---- ____w 8fo'f ~lSTflI' Q"rl'fFI'f ll'mQ'il' ~"f-~'{1fT ~"f mfClr \itlli f~11r tII'''!' lim"!' ar.v l"iIflf .r.ff "'R l"lf IfiT ~'\1:, llir iIf~' WcrIlT-t

Other General Public Sources Total Adminis- Public health and Public Other Total (specify) Receipt tration safety Convenience Public works Institutions (Specify) Expenditl1r 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17

4,8S0 17,203 . 1,580 374 2,946 4,630 7,165 16,69.5

S2S 164 10 122 ., 49 It 34.5

1,503 1,270 400 40 1,710 • I

l,~Og 740 900 • • 26' 1,900

5,32S 1,61' .. 736 '29 91 2,135 I,no

2.652 22,411 1,577 622 5,577 4,816 216 13,460 2',268

3,6] S 3,310 l,t43 12,421 16S 9,388 2,SSa 1.001 • •

3,873 208 18 3,605 !,831

887 3,744 2,334 1,432 , i II ','" 202

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~l1Tf'(", at1~ 8l'Rf pmq'1979

'l!'i+l ;;tl1: 'fir ~"I'l' if~ '3(;f«itrt i!T~~flq;:r ~T"'r ~-1'f"" ~"'''~T ij'iIJT etRifJlI ~ 'iifTfa-li) 811't ~f f;r;liTm srf~ 6r.!'f~ (f'li.1'fT.it) lRf

Civic Scheduled Admini- Castes and stration Sheduled Road System SI. Class and Name Status Popu· Tribes length of Water No. of town (in 1980) lation Population (in kms.) Sewerage borne Service Other 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 a 9 10

1 IV !Itm ;:r.IfJ'. 18.530 1,772 PR (14.55) OSO 92 2.954 Agar M. KR (7.40) SO

2 V 6l\1irfro ~v:f, 5.779 823 PR (5.00) OSO 25 450 Akodia G.P, KR (~.OO) SO • 3 V iI1'({ 81'.a-l. 7.237 548 PR (0.80) OSO 25 350 4 Badod N.A.C. KR (3.80) SO

f V "'If>iT 81.~. 8.930 1.417 PR (2.50) OSO 200 410 4 Maksi N.A.C. KR (2.50) SO

S V ;r.f\i~ "I.lfT. 8,6il 867 PR (8.'110) OSO 70 650 1 Nalkheda M. KR (3.00) SD

6 HI IIfT'I'Il'{ II' • 1fT • 33,969 3,576 PR (22.40) OSO 350 2,500 Shajapur M. KR (26.00) SD •

7 III ~~ (l'f. Q'T • ) 24,565 2,805 PR (9.80) OSO 275 2.361 12 Shujalpur M. KR (11.70) PT' . S V ma-'lim (e!'.!!r. ) 8,899 ] ,075 PR (1 .00) OSO ]0 350 Soyat Kalan N.A.C. KR (7.00 ) PT .' 9 V ~ (;r.IfJ'. ) , 8.178 558 PR ( 1.00) OSO 100 SOO Susner M. KR (2.00) SD

f~C!f1Ift':- "'4'i1Wf 14 if zm: f'li9'f 1{iT'{ it ~ Q-

STATEMENT IV

Civic an4 Other Amenities. 1979

~;:f~ o:rri'lT 'liT arfltRr f~~ ('Ii~'lirll'6tfT) Protected water supply Electrification (Number of Connections)

Oll'~t ,..-____.______r------~------~ Bl"T'tm m;r '!fiT '«l: fir 'If~ ar~ If~ "'~ if 8f;l1' IfiT ~::r a''I'T '3'l'flil Ift1r(IT STmT f~>1li (t"i[~z) (~1f) Method System of Sto­ of d,s posal rage 'nith Capa­ Road of night­ Source city in Litres "Fire fighting Commer­ lighting Soil of Supply (in brackets) Service Domestic Industrial cial (Points) Others 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

WH. T OHT ~;r Ujjain &87 47:1 171 675 S13 ST (450,000) (63)

HL, T OHT, ~;;r~ Shujalpur 598 253 .6 380 359 J ST (90.000) (12)

WH, T OHT ~'I'Ujjain 507 239 47 3 136 ST (72:000) (94)

WB, T,W .. w~ Shajapur 662 240 39 360 376 ST (25)

WH, T,W OHT ~;r Ujjain 60] 321 100 319 ~44 ST (225,000) (90)

WO, T,W OHT i':t 1,828 836 1,011 47 ST (450,000) Yel

WB, T,W OHT !!T 1,361 • 639 98 148 738 ST (408,000) Yes

HL, T,W ~Ujjajn 568 34 283 107 12 WO (13:.!)

WB, T,W .. ~i\" Ujjain 447 239 147 333 13& ST W (90)

Note :-Col.14 In csae this service is not available in the tOWD, the name of the nearest place in the same district or tho name of nearest district in the same St&te or other State where this service is a"iailable alongwith di.tanco in kms, in bracket have been reported. 204

~1!I'~5 f... f,:tm, ~fln'-ii, ,,;:r',",~ ~ _ftr" 'If~ 1979 ... ifIT~ ifil qurl ~;niil1r f;ffil;~ '!,FcrQ'nt Iillm; ~lI'nt i", alh ;rt1I' Medical facilities ,__------....",_------(----...... -----. EfiifT/~1'f1 itfiEfia ~f\;rf.rIJrm ~"l(1fi ~ID Srtttr ~I Efi1'\'lll' if. 4 it ;nfVr.nr "'Nr~ 1fi~'II' IfiPIiI' Efilq ~.n'T1 m.r~(1/ ~it1l'lt (t'iffilli ~ ~Tm(1:l'r~8(~ t:"t.~ .;nr'1f.l"Efi M

~, ~";t,, ~iNl~ ~iNl"" 1 IV 'rr~ Indore Ujjaln Ujjain Ujjain Agar 18,530 HC( I) 23 AC(l) ( 120) (63) (63) (63)

~iliifS~ mlfTiif 'l'l!!liif "Ilqliif m'friif 2 v lJ~lmt Shujalpur Bhopal Bhopa) Bhopal Bhopal AlLodia 5.779 HC(I) 4 ( 12) ( 100) ( 100) (100) (100)

fIITI[, ....r;; ~1(' ;awl" 3 V .~{ Agar ~"Indore Ujjain UJjain Ujjain Badod 7,137 HC(I) , (26) (150) (94) (94) (94)

miUlt ~~ ~ To'iiT1(' To';;'\"1(' V ~'\' Shajapur Indore Ujjain UjjaiD UjjaiD " Mak.i 3,'30 D(A-I) (25) (83) (38) (38) (38)

amR: li'<;~ ~ ;n~ flOir.. 5 v fI"ri" Agar Indore Ujjain UJjain UjjaiD Nalkbeda 8,681 H(I) Il (21) (132 ) (90) (90) (90)

8(1) , ~<::1<: ~R ~;:r -;w"t;r , Ujjain UI ~TIII'r,!~ FC(l) , Indore UjjaiD Ujiain Shajapur 33.969 TB(ll 116 ASC(l) (101) (60) (60) (60 ) ., ~)~ 'l'llfTiif "I1'TTiif 'JIfmr III ~ H(2) , Bhopal Bhopal Bhopal Bhopal Shujalpur 24.565 D(A-I) 66 AS( I) (92) (92) (92) (92)

err~ ~ .~ .....l;r .;;v"pr I V mnt Agar Indore Ujjain Ujjain Ujjain Soyat Kalan ',." D(I) (61) ( 160) (132) (132) fI32) IITT~ ~ '3\i';;'\"~ ~ To' ..'t.i , V ,m Agar Indore Ujjain Uiiain Ujjain Susner 1.178 HC(I) 30 (31) f126) (90) (90) (90) ~:- "'iTil'l1l 4 0;;# 6 «1 5 : llf<:' ~ IIT'AT ftmr Vcr!lT ;rn;rtR: it \mIiQ' ~ ~ err ~ f.Ilr - ~ mil iii ift1l II'AT ~ it; f.rmt~ fiifflllif ;rl1f III1r

STATEMENT V

. Medical, Educationl, Recreational and Cultural Facilities, 1979

Educational facilities 'liTIf\il' 11~1 111()m t& ~i'fftr!l; ~Ertsrl 'liT my -----_____...... ____- ___-----, iii r.r~ ll:~ Number of recreational and cultural ~~II'TSlI'f~/~~- 'll'TSlffil'!l;/ ~ srTOIl'fqop "SfflfflAl ~IJ ~rarorr ll{l~ ~ij ~R: facilities Ifrf~/.ft.lL. ~T. Mc;;]~ of\1: '''I,<'I' ll'imtt'/~ ------_.",_,------~ Sir. 1J~C!PTi\' Rfsof"'i,\II' ll{;;lf (f.'f'i) ~m-11 fWrlrT f'lf.tlITr~- '1rrIAT;;r:T ~~ 'liffl;;r /~~ll'1:: if;f.r;;r) lIfT<'fT/JI+fT/ ~1T1i;;rf~ 'll1n1' ~~ ~~ Hiher Secon- dary Intermediate/ Iunior Adult lite- Worknig PCC(PJe- Secondary racy classes/ women's Auditori- Public/libra University Secondary! and centres hostels with um/Drama ries inc1uaig College/Junior Marllcu- Muldle Primary others number of Commu- Jeading college level) latioo Schools Schools (Specify) seats Stadiwn Cinema nity halls lOoms 11 15 16 18 19 20 ------12 13 14 17 111!lifl' Maksi 2 .. 3 (102) 1 ·, 2 If'I<

•• I I 5 •• ·. I t. • l'I'lf," Maksi 1 2 2 (137) 1 " 1 ~1 Maksi 3 8 14 (25 ) ·, I ·. I IfIfID Maksi ]0 .. (63) .' ·, 1 "f,m- Maksi 1 2. 1 (162) ~. • i • • • i If'IID' Maksi 1 3 (132) ., Note.- Cols 4 and 6 to 1S-If a medical" or educational facility is not available ill the tOWll, the name of the nearelt place if in the same district or the Dame of nearest district if ill the same State or athOl State and its diltaD.ce ill kml ill bracket from the town have beon reported. 206

fimvr 6 etr''f',", ",furi", :aU)" atl1: 'Tf~" 1979

'IPr ;m: lIi1i!{Q(') 'I'II'~ ~~af (f')'

1 IV ~ ~t 1fi\'I"P1 Ifi't" ~~T ~ ~'llm Agar Medicines Machinary Parts Cloth Millet Cotton Groundnut

2 v Ifiii"tmr 1Il'Ifi~ Ifi'm crtii' t «

3 V ~ ~J1iI.T' iI!i~T iliffl' ~or ~ ii'~n: ~ Badod Medicines Cloth Edible Oil Colton Jowar Maize

4 V "~ml 1iTW1!M Ifi~l q;;ff'i!''I; tilT1!iorl 'i!';rT lL? Maksi Edible Oil Cloth Furniture Groundnut Gram Gur

5 V ~'T Ifi~T WIfi'l; ~;in~ ~ ql~ ,!;;T Nalkheda Cloth Sugar Tobacco Cotton Poha Lime

6 III ~ 1Ii~ a:II'T~' lIT'R i'lg- BT<;~T Shajapur Cloth Medicines Sugar Wheat Linseed

1Il'Ifi'I; ST<'rnT 7 III ~~ ;f;'n.'l l!l;'iI~t iTg- ~or~;r Shujalpur Cloth Medicines Sugar Wheat Linseed Oilseed

I V ~c:r'lim Ifi~T ~~t W"Ii~ ~~ 1rrmT ii'CfT'I; Soyar Kalan Cloth Medicines Sugar Cotton Groundout Jowal'

J V ~~ f.tm;rr ;r;q;T ~ \7GTT'I; iI'~ ~~ SUlner Kiraoa Cloth Sugar lowar Mlize Cotton 207

STATEMENT VI

Trade. Commerce, Industry and Banking, 19"

~ilij' ~,,'!.1Jj 61';; f.:mrif ,,~ it; FfN M~l ,,~, '''''~ijPrml ~liNlf:If Ifi)pn ~Prfulff iii) a.n Name of three mOlt important commodities manufactured Number Number of Number of Non- ,..------_...------~ ~) ,!~<:r (fr~ of Agricultural Agricultural credil 1st 2nd 3rd Banks credit societies societies 9 10 11 12 13 14

'!~ Gur 3 13 S

fif" mrR' lIi'fl'.... { Agricultural goods Furnituro 2 13 .' o 0 1 , ..

,fisT smr~ Wl!i<: ~I'frfll{;; mtr

Agricultural Sugar Polytbin Pipel l It

~~ ql;p Groundnut Oil Poba , 0'

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'. l 3

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qf,f~1IS! APPENIDX

"if~l ~ GfT'@' C[f;g: ar?J' ~ ij'T~ ~.,~f~Q'T

Towns Showing their Outgrowths with Population

,.;IfAr ;m:: 'tiT ;mr ~iIilf;:r ;:r;n: ;P-T

Ili"N 'l'Rl'l: ~ ~I'{ ;J('rf~fa!rT Serial Name of the Town Population of Outgrowth Population of No. with Location code TOWD Outgrowth No.

1 2 3 4 s Nil