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CENSUS OF INDIA 1981 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK DHULE Compiled by THE MAHARASlITRA CENSUS DIRECTORATE BOMBAY Price : Rs. 30.00 PRINTED IN INDIA BY THE MANAGER. YERA VDA PRISON PRESS, PUNE AND PUBLISHED BY THE DIRECTOR, GOVERNMENT PRINTING AND STATIONERY, MAHARASHTRA STATE, BOMBAY-400 004 1985 '": ~co ":;: 0 • u © • 0 B .~ .g Q: :r • cr "0 @ I '1 1: >: 1~ '" I w '" " .....J . 0 • ~ ~ e 0 ::> I c '"~ <l: 0 · ::I: e i 0 a:: Ol 0 0- g~ 2" 0 z." ] ~ I ." DC Vl .2 0 Q ; 0 0 ~ ~ 0 0 1j <l: cr 0 :l"Pj "0 .c C ~ .. t- g ~ a:: 0 ~ ,. .c § ;~ <l: 0 6 ,. E '" I U ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ Vi < B-1 <l: . ! ~ ; ~ · Vi 0> ~ i < . ~~ ~ ;3 0 cr I C "0 · ~ C 2 ~ ·0 ~ 0 i 0 0";' x· t- s ('; c. 0 0 ~ . o • If) ,f~ ~2 ·~ t I V> § ;> ~ ~I '" cii Ii: :0" £ a · V> '" 0 ~ 1- " () ..(- /r ,9 tl' 8- 'J Ir J " & J 0 S <:) i" ~ I U- ";, 0 "r % ~ "'(j.\6,;~r§\ ,\oc.: ~'r::/l.O «- po.~tc.~ " ~ .. -:' ..l.. le ~ .:t () If) 'Of <l: <! ~ ... (J 0: 0 ... .£ i, "0 '"" </I 1 <!> ,.0 ~ 0 ~ .> I ':i , l, V> "8" .c ~r·,-- l' "0 .. ,.. i .~ ~ I'. ~ s:::" ~ "0 i'" 1 .c .c ~ "~ " U; 0 " a E ~ 0- ~ l' ::. ] I "0 ~ :r :; Vl . a :;: , VI ~ r e-'" (\ ~~ ..] MOTIF 'The Bhils of Maharashtra are mainly concentrated in Dhule district. They have kng history since ancient times. The earliest mention of their name occurs in the Ramayana and the Maha­ bharata. Bhils possibly belong 10 a proto­ Mediterranean race who spread far and wide when a climatic crisis occurred in the gral>s steppes 0 f the Sahara. And, even now they are mostly, dependent on agriculture and specially agriculture labour. Modernisation of life style of such tribal groups. while preserving the good aspects of the age-old culture, is one of the object of the planning schemes. s Y) 645 CENSUS OF INDIA 1981 SERIES 12-MAHARASHTRA DHULE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK ERRATA Page Item Col. No. For Rtad No. 1 2 3 4 5 8 Summary Table 3-Nawapur Tahsil-Range of 20 16,66 16,662 pop. 2,000-4,999 Sindkhede Tahsil-Range of pop. 1,000-1,999 .. 17 28,59 28,590 11 Table 1 Akkalkuwa Tahsil 6 10,237 100,237 Table 1 Sindkhede Tahsil 8 200,692 100,692 14 1st para .. 13th line 500+ 501+ 15 List of SC Sr. No. 30 Nirdha Mirdha List of SC Sr. No. 33 Kior Kori 17 Table 8 Range of 5T pop. 6-15 3 1.15 11.15 19 2nd para .. 3rd line Blank followed by 23 Table 14 Total of as Tahsils 8 10,476 310,476 26 2nd para .. 6th line 49 149 39 SI. No. 156 4 2,66 2,668 42 L. C. No. 41 9 -(-1) - (5-10) 43 L. C. No. 49 16 WE (54.00) WE (45.00) 58 L. C. No. 69 4 915 9,915 62 L. C. No. 108 5 P,H,PUC,RP P,H,PUC 6 MCW, D, FPC MCW, D, FPC, RP L. C. No. 121 3 58.851 158.85 65 L. C. No. 159 12 Dhule (27) Dhule (72) 68 SI. No. 77 4 48 482 85 SI. No. 72 18 ]0,80 10.00 94 L. C. No. 40 2 Hakhapur Lakhapur tOO SI. No. 104 3 Blank 165 SI. No. 105 3 Blank 155 111 L. C. No. 158 13 DEAg ED,EAg 113 81. No. 60 3 14 143 138 L. C. No. 137 7 WO W 160 L. C. No. 40 7 W,H, P W, Hp L. C. No. 54 5 P (2), M, H (4), P(2), M, H (4), PUC, FPC PUC. C 6 H, MeW (2), H, Mew, PHC, PHC, D D, FPC 177 Appendix IV ST pop. range 16-25 3 Sajatane Satane 178 Appendix IV ST pop. range 51 + L. c. No. 23 .. 2 Rahapur Rapapur Appendix [V ST pop. range 51 + L. C. No. 33 " 2 Rarapur Ranapur Appendix IV ST pop. range 51 + L. C. No. 43 .. 2 Nyuoan Nvuban t79 SC Range 0-5 1. C. No. 63 2 and 3 63 Getpad 163 Gotpada -~ - ....~ ~---- ----_... _- --- ---~- (b) ERRATA-contd. Page ltem Col. No. For Read No. t 2 3 4 5 204 Dhule district Total 5 356,83 356,833 Nandurbar Tahsil Total 7 109,590 106,590 205 6 Dhule district Total 20 162,64 162,645 6 Dhule district Total 21 137,409 13,409 212 Appendix Ward No. 22 Block No. 63 5 8 213 Appendix Ward No. 21 Block No. 32 5 458 358 217 Dhllie Tahsil Total 23 8,61 8,618 220 Village L. C. 32 10 11 221 L. C. No. 28 27 129 329 L. C. No. 32 28 199 196 L. C. No. 33 28 109 139 250 L. C. No. 79 11 416 417 L. C. No. 79 12 164 416 253 L. C. No. 120 28 1,038 1,083 254 Ward No.5 14 ,0()6 1,0()6 260 L. C. No. 82 12 351 352 L. C. No. 83 12 591 590 .266 Ward No. 22 14 75 753 267 Ward No. 25 28 47 472 268 L. C. No. 29 12 256 254 L. C. No. 31 12 380 382 269 L. C. No. 11 28 16 61 278 L. C. No. 38 13 411 457 280 L. C. No. 71 13 446 400 285 L. C. No. 170 15 51 151 305 L. C. No. 114 28 2 202 311 Ward No. 11 25 Blank 314 L. C. No. 54 5 266 226 315 L. C. No. 55 20 133 135 316 L. C. No. 71 3 231.61 213.61 325 L. C. No. 46 28 1,655 1,650 326 L. C. No. 102 14 173 137 329 L. C. No. 120 15 2,335 235 L. C. ]'1'0. 121 15 15 315 CONTENTS Page Foreword . (iii) Acknowledgements (v) Names and spellings of District and Tabsils situated therein, with Names (vi) and Sp~l1ings of the respective H. Q. places. Important Statistics 1 Analytical Note 9 Part A-Village and Town Directory (Sections I and n) 31 SECTION I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY Note explaining the abbreviatioils used in the Village Directory 33 Map-Tahsil Dhule (facing page) 37 Alphabetical list of villages - Tabsil Dhule 37 Village Directory - Tahsil Dhule 40 Map - Tahsil Sakri (facing page) 53 Alphabetical list of villages - Tabsil Sakri 53 Village Directory - Tahsil. Sakri 56 Map-Tahsil Nawapur (facing p(lge ) 67 Alphabetical list of villages-Tahsil Nawapur 67 Village Directory-Tahsil Nawapur 70 Map-Tahsil Nandurbar (facing page) •• 79 Alphabetical list of villages-Tahsil Nandurbar 79 Village Directory-Tahsil Nandurbar 82 Map-Tahsil Talode (facing page) 91 Alphabetical list of villages-Tahsil Talode 91 Village Directory-Tahsil Talode 92 Map-Tahsil Akkalkuwa (facing page) 99 Alphabetical list of villages -Tahsil Akkalkuwa 99 Village Directory-Tahsil Akkalkuwa 102 Map-TIWSil Akrani (facing page) 113 Alphabetical Ii&! of villages-Tah"il Akrani 113 Village Directory-Tahsil Akrani 116 Map-Tahsil Shahade ( facing page) 127 Alphabetical list of villages-Tahsil Shahade 127 Village Directory-Tahsil Shahade 130 ( ii) CONTENTS-contd, Page Map-Tahsil Shirpur (facing page) 143 Alphabetical list of villages-Tahsil Shirpur 143 Village Directory-Tahsil Shirpur 146 Map-Tahsil Sindkhede (facing page) 155 Alphabetical list of villages-Tahsil Sindkhede 155 Village Directory-Tahsil Sindkhede IS8 ApPENDICES To VILLAGE DIRECTORY: Appendix I-Tahsilwise abstract of educational, medical and other ameniti.c~. 166 Appendix II-Land utilisation data in respect of non-municipal towns 168 (Census towns). Appendix III-Tahsilwise list of villages where no amenity other than drinking 168 water facility is available. Appendix IV-Summary showing no. of villages having or not having ]70 SC/ST population. Tahsilwise li~t of villages according to the proportion of 171 Scheduled Castes anJ Scheduled Tribes pcpulation to the total population by ranges. SECTION II-TOWN DIRECTORY Note explaining the abbreviations used in the Town Directory 191 Town Directory statements (I to VI) Statement I-Status and Growth History 193 Statement II-Physical Aspects and Location of Towns, 1979 194 Statement III-Municipal Finance, 1978-79 195 Statement IV-Civic and Other Amenities, 1979 196 Statement IV-A-Civic and Other Amenities in Notified Slums, 1979 197 Statement V-Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities, 198 1979. Statement VI-Trade, Commerce, InGustry and Banking, 1979 200 Appendix to Town Directory 201 Part-B-Primary Census Abstract 203 District Primary Census Abstract (General) 204 Appendix to District Urban Primary Census Abstract 208 District Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes 216 District Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Tribes 218 Primary Census Abstract-Tahsil Dhule 220 Primary Census Abstract-Tahsil Sakri 234 Primary Census Abstract-Tahsil Nawapur 246 Primary Census Abstract-Tahsil Nandurbar 256 Primary Census Abstract-Tahsil Talode 268 Primary Census Abstract-Tahsil Akkalkuwa 276 Primary Census Abstract-Tahsil Akrani 288 Primary Census A bstract-Tahsil Shahade 298 Primary Census Abstract-Tahsil Shirpur 312 Primary Census Abstract-Tahsil Sindkhede 322 FOREWORD The District Census Handbook (DCH), compiled by the Census organisation on behalf of the State Governments, is one of the most valuable products of the Census. The DCH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, acad~micians and researchers. It is inter alia used for delimitation of constituencies, formulating local level and region'll plans and as an aid to District administration The district census handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data up to village level for rural areas and [wardwise for each city or town.
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