CENSUS 1971
S:rnRI:rnS 20 PART X-A & B TRIPURA
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES, TOWN AND VILLAGE DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOI( SOUTH TrRDlPURA DBST~~CT
A. K. BHATTACHARVVA OF THE TRIPURA CIVIL SERVICE D/rector of Census Operations Tripura SOUTH rrRIPURA DISTRICT
LIST OF 1911 CENSUS PUBLICATIONS. TlUPURA ( All the Census publications of the State will bear series-10 )
Part I-A General Report Part I-B General Report Part I-C • Subsidiary Tables Part II-A General Population Table, Distribution of Popula &. tion, Mothertongue, Scheduled Castes and Part II-C(i) ~ Scheduled Tribes. Part II-BCi) } Part II-B(ii) Economic Tables Part I1-B(iii) Part II-C(ii) } Social and Cultural Tables, Migration and Fertility Part II-D Tables. Part III Establishments Reports and Tables Part IV Housing Report and Tables Part V Special Tables and Ethnographic notes on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. Part VI-B Special Survey Reports on Selected Towns. Part VI-C Survey Reports on Selected Villages Part VII-A Administrative Report - Enumeration &. } For official use only Part VII-B Administrative Report -- Tabulation Part IX State Census Atlas (District Census Handbook) Miscellaneous Special Study on Tea-Industry of Tripura (Tentative)
(sTATE GOV?RNMENT PUBLICATION)
Part X~A &. B Village &. Town Directory and Village &. Urban block.wise Primary Census Abstract. Part X.C Analytical Report, Administrative Statistics and District Census Tables.
CONTENTS Pagol PREFACE lX-XI FIGURES AT A GLANCE xn ~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES XIII-XXVII PART X-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY Explanatory Note to District Census Handbook 1-13 Village Directory and its Appendices 15 Udaipur Sub-division 16-25 Amarpur Sub-division 26-47 Belonia Sub-division 48-81 Sabroom Sub.division 82-87 Appendix I 89 Land use data for non-municipal town Appendix II 90-91 Sub-division wise Abstract of Educational, Medical and other amenities TOWN DIRECTORY Statement I Status, growth history and Functional Category of Towns 94-95 Statement II Physical Aspects & Location of Towns. 1969 94-95 Statement III Civic Finance, 1968-69 94-95 Statement IV Civic and Other Amenities, 1969 96-97 Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural 96-97 Facilities in Towns, 1969 Statement VI Trade, Commerce. Industry and Banking, 1969 96-97 Statement VII Population by Religion, 1971 98-99. PART X-B VILLAGE AND URBAN BLOCK WISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Explanatory Notes to Primary Census Abstract 103-107 Primary Census Abstract, South Tripura District 108-109 " " " Udaipur Sub..division 108-119 " " " Amarpur .. 120-145
Belonia It 146-183 .. " " Sabroom 184-189 " " " It
PREFACE
The compilation and publication of village-wise data fOf the fpral areas and blockwise data for the urban areas were first introduced in 1951 Census as a part of Census Publication Programme. The 1951 Census in Tripura was conducted under the General supervision of the Census Superintendent of Assam 'and no District Census Hand book was published in respect of Tripura. It was for the first time during 1961 Census that a separate Census Superintendent was appointed for Tripura and the operation was conducted by him. As Tripura was then a single district territory upto August 1969 only one District Census Handbook was compiled for the entire territory of Tripura in 1961 Census. The publication of the District Census Handbook of 1961 Census is thus the first such independent publication from Tripura. The District Census Handbook for 1961 was decided to be published in two sections, as the book if published in one volume, would not at all be handy. It took a longtime to publish even section I of the District Census Handbook of 1961 which actually came out of the press in the early part of 1972 only when the data for 1971 Census was already at hand. Hence, on consideration of the fact that the publication of Section II of the District Census Handbook for 1961 at this stage would be of little use to the Government Departments and others, the publication of the same has been abandoned.
The District Census Handbook has proved to be very useful to the various Departments of the State Government since its first publication after 1951 Census, the quality of data and its purview have undergone changes towards improvement of the Hand book in keeping with the needs of the data users. I am being approached by various Government Departments as well as private and public institutions for village level data of 1971 Census which goes to show the importance and urgency of this publication. As Tripura has been divided into administrative districts with effect from 1st September, 1970, three separate sets of District Census Handbook are being published for the State for the first time. The 1961 District Census Handbook was printed and published b~ the State Government from their own Press at Agartala at their own cost on the basis of the manuscript and general printing instructions issued by this Directorate. This time the State Government have agreed to print the Handbooks in private press at Calcutta at their own cost.
The District Census Handbook of 1971 Census consists of the data upto the village level and enumerators' block level in the rural and urban areas respectively. This is for the first time that each Handbook contains a general account of the District and its people, on the area, houses, population, availability of general amenities and distribution of popUlation by livelihood classes for each village and town. Moreover a uniform procedure in presenting the different data upto the lowest census unit has been adopted in 1971 Census for the first time. The part in which Census information of the urban area have been given has been named as "Town Directory" ( x ) and that of rural areas as tbe "Village Directory". In addition to the list of villages, the names of villages arranged alphabetically have also been included at the very beginiug of the Village Directory for convenience of reference. It was first decided lo publish the District Census Handbook in three parts namely.
Part A: (I)-Town Directory (2)-Village Directory Part B: (I)-Village/Urban blockwise Primary Census Abstract Part C: Analytical report, Administrative Statistics and Census Tables.
Three separate volumes of the District Census Handbook were first decided tq be published for each district but it was felt that the size of the volumes would be too small if Part A and Part B are published separately. As the data for Parts A and B were ready almost simulta neously and a combined volume would be handy, it has been decided to publish Part A and Part B of the District Census Handbook in one volume and Part C in a separate volume for each District. Accordingly this combined volume of Part A and B of the District Census Handbook is brought out in this book.
It may be mentioned here, in brief, the various information is assembled and pre~ sented in this volume of the District Census Handbook, Part A and B. Part A of the volume consists of the Village and Town Directory. In this Part the various amenities available in the village or the town, as the case may be, are indicated. II_? the case of the Town Directory the religion-wise population of the town has also been shown. It may be pertinent to state here that a village including small hamlets in the hills known as such by their local names has been taken as the lowest census unit. These villages have no fixed or defined geographical boundary. It has, therefore, not been possible to show the total areas of all the villages in the Village Directory. Even in the cases where the areas have been shown, the same is purely guess work or eye estimation and on the basis of the information received from the local knowledgeable sources. The information collected for each village within the District is presented Su b- Division-wise in the Directory. But in the case of towns, the number of towns in each District being small, the information in respect of the towns have been shown within the District with separate Code Number for them under the District. No. Code Number has been assigned to the towns with reference to the Sub-Divisions. The data Village Directory relate to the year 1970-71. The compilation of the data for Village and Town Directory according to the All-India time schedule was to be completed in the first phase of the Census Operation, i.e, by the time of the house1isting and housenumbering operation. The entire census operation has been done through the agency of the State Government officials. Due to some objections raised by these officials engaged in the Census work, this work had to be qeferred and taken up at the time of actual enumeration in March, 1971. If these data were collected at the time of the first phase of the operation, these would have related to the year 1969-70 as in other States.
Part-B: In part B of this volume, i.e. in the Primary Census Abstract, one may have a village-wise or urban blockwise information about the occupied residential houses, number of ( xi ) houses, population, the number of Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes, literate and educated persons, category-wise workers, and non-workers.
The data collected by the Census Enumerators have been scrutinised and compiled in this Directorate. After sCflftiny of the Village Directory forms, it was found that filled in forms for many of the village had not been sent along with the Census records forwarded by the Sub Divisional Census Officers. Some members of the staff of this Directorate had to be sent to the Sub-divisions _for properly filling up of the forms and collecting them. Many of the B. D. Os and S. D. Os rendered valuable assistan.ce to the staff of the Directorate in this work. No work, not to speak of compilation of such data and their systematic presentation can be accomplished without the active co-operation and assistance of a team of sincere workers. I have been assisted in the matter of compilation and drafting of the report by Assistant Director Shri N. Chakraborty and the Senior Technical Assistant Shri T. P. Mukherjee along with their team of sincere workers. My thanks are due to all these officials.
Shri V. P. Singhal, 1. A. S. Chief Secretary, Government of Tripura, has kindly agreed to publish the District Census Handbook as a State Government publication at the cost of the State Government. He has shown keen interest in the matter and promised all help to me. I take this opportunity to record my deep sense of gratitude to him.
I am grateful to Dr. B. K. Roy Barman, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies), India for the valuable guidance and timely assistance extended to me by him in finalising the draft. Last but not least, is my boundless gratitude to Shri A. Chandra Sekhar, I. A. S., Registrar General, India but for whose invaluable and inspiring guidance this book could not have attained its final shape and publication.
I shall feel gratified if this book be of any help to the State Government and other data users.
A. K. Bhattacharyya Dated, Agartala the 20th June, 1973 Director of Census Operations, Tripura, Agartala. FIGURES AT A GLANCE
Population Tripura South Population Tripura South State District State District Break-up of workers: Total Persons 1,556,342 399,128 Percentage of total workers: Males 801,126 205,524 Females 755,216 194,204 i) Cultivators Persons 54.41 58.52 Males 55.37 59.28 Rural Persons 1,393,982 374,430 Females 43.94 49.35 Males 717,227 192,537 Females 676,755 181,893 ii) Agricultural Persons 19.96 23.08 Labourers Males 19.63 22.37 Urban Persons 162,360 25,298 Females 23.64 31.75 Males 83,899 12,987 Females 78,461 12,311 iii) Other Workers Persons 25.63 18.40 Males 25.00 18.45 36.28% 45.53% Decennial Population Females 32.42 18.90 growth rate 1961-71
10,477 3,577.0 Percentage of Schedule Caste Persons 12.39 12.41 Area in Km2 Population to total Popula- Males 12.41 12.44 tion Females 12.37 12.39 Density of Population Per Kms 149 112 Percentage of Scheduled Persons 28.95 35.80 Sex ratio (Number of Females 942 944 :rrib~ Population to total Males 28.78 35.71 per 1000 Males) Population Females 29.13 35.89 Persons 31.0% 26.6% Number of occupied resi- 2,44,034 65,438 Literacy rate Males 40.2% 36.6% Females 21.2% 16.1% dential houses
10.4 6.32 Number of Villages Total 5,214 1,385 Percentage of urban Popula. Inhabited 4,727 1,140 tion to total Population Uninha- 487 245 bited Percentage of Workers to Persons 27.8 28.0 total Population (Main Males 49.4 50.2 4.4 Number of Urbfln Areas 6 2 activity only) Females 4.8 ( xiii )
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
Sub-Division-Udaipur
S1. SI. Name of the Villages Location Remarks Name of the Villages Location No. Code No. No. Code No. Remarks
2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 Abani Reang Para 3/1/89 55 Gangfira 3/1/66 2 Abjarali Para 3{1I80 56 Gangfira Bari 3(1/108 3 Ajulabari No. 3/1/113 57 Garjanmura 3/1/164- 4 Alongbari 3f1/140 58 Garjee Bazar 3,f1/17 5 Amtali 3/1/168 59 Garjee Chara 3/1/76 6 Anglak Bari 3/1/31 60 Garjee Chara Sardar 3/1/13J Extinct 7 Annaram Reang Para 3/1/89 Chara Para 61 Goalgao 3/1/158 8 Bagabari 3/1/156 62 Goalmura 3/1/192 9 Bagathang Puitani 3}1/143 Extinct 63 Goutammani Bari 3/1/57 10 Bagma Kumar Chow. Para 3/1/145 Extinct 64 Grihachandra Para 3/1/56 11 Baichangbari 3/1/19 65 Gurudas Reang Para 3/1/132 Extinct 12 Baisa Bari 3/1/124 13 Baishnabirchar 3(1/65 66 Hachuk Para 3/1/87 14 Balirai Bari 3/1/96 Extinct 67 Hadra & Hadra Khas 3/1(16; 15 Baniphai Bari 3/1/41 68 Hakpulen Kuki Para 3/1/194 16 Banka Chandra Para 3/1/78 69 Harebari 3/1/16 17 Barabya 3/1/153 70 Hati Chara 3/1/111 18 Baramura (kalaibari) 3/1/15 71 Hatipocha Battali 3(I{U Sub-Division-Udaipur Location SI. 81. Name of the Villages Remarks Name of the Villages Location No. Code No. No. Code No. Remarks 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 J07 Maharad Lataham Bari 3/1/130 153 Salgarah Bazar 3/1/163 108 Maharani Mataria Bari 3/1/134 Extinct 154 Samatal Bagma 3/1/146 109 Maharani Sub-Colony 3/1/107 155 Samatal Harinath Sikari 'Bari 3/1/82 110 Maharani (Taiharchungbari) 3/1/114 156 Samuk Chara 3/1/185 111 Maidabari 3/1/85 157 Sataria 3/1/159 112 Maithulong Bari I 3/1/11 158 Shilghati 3/1/169 113 Manahari Bari 3/1/55 159 Simsima 3/1/74 114 Mangalbari Bari 3/1/58 160 Singlung Bari No. 1 3/1/51 115 Manikum Bari 3/1/118 161 Singlung Bari No.2 3/1/52 116 Manithang Bari 3/1/147 162 Sonai Chari 3/1/99 117 Mara Para 3/1/69 163 Sonamura 3/1/63 118 Matarbari & Matarbari Taluk 3/1/102 164 Sukmohon Bari 3/1/42 119 Matiga Bari 3/1/17 165 Sungrung Bari 3/1/110 120 Mirja Math 3/1/183 166 Sungrung Bari No.1 3/1/121 121 Mirja Sub-Colony 3/1/184 167 Sungrung Bari No.2 3/1/122 122 Mog Puskurini 3/1/70 123 Mohansing Para 3/1/171 168 Taibaklai Bari 3/1/14 169 Taihar Chung 3/1/lI5 124 Nabakumar Bari 3/1/81 170 Tailabasi Para (Shilghati) 3/1/170 125 Nagarbasi Murasing Para 3/1/94 171 Tainani No. 1 3/1/126 126 Nagarbasi Para 3/1/88 172 Tainani No.2 3/1/127 127 Nagila Bari 3/1/47 173 Tairupa Bari 3/1/22 128 Naya Bari 3/1/136 Extinct 174 Taitakma Para 3/1/92 129 Nayapitra Bari 3/1/5 175 Takiram Para 3/1/195 "130 Netaising Bari 3/1/13 176 Takma Sub-Colony 3/1/91 131 Noabari 3/1/25 177 Tapania 3/1/161 132 Noaghat 3/11/72 178 Tapania Colony 3/1/160 179 Tarpadhum Aswinilal Para 3/1/188 133 Pabitraram Bari 3/1/29 180 Tarpadbum Para 3/1/190 134 Padasam Bari 3/1/12 181 Tarpadhum Ramkrishna Para 3/1/187 135 Palatana & Palatana Taluk 3/1/177 182 Tarpadbum Taidhum 3/1/189 136 Parendra Chow. Para 3/1/129 183 Tentai Bari 3/1/44 137 Phota Mati 3/1/50 184 Thabakarbari 3/1/43' 138 Pitra 3/1/53 185 Thalibari 3/1/46 139 Powra Mura 3/1/71 186 Thanda Chara 3/1/151 140 Purnendunagar Colony 3{1/175 187 Thelakumbari 3/1/1 141 Pusbkarini Bari 3/1/38 188 Thumbari 3/1/36 189 Totabari & Jamatia Bari 3/1/166 142 Raiachara Bari 3/1/6 190 Tulamura 3/1/186 143 Raikhalong Bari 3/1/152 191 Tulamura Bari 3/1/10 144 Rainna Bari 3/1/40 192 Tulshiram Bari 3/1/18 145 Rajarbak 3/1/62 146 Rajdharnagar 3/1/67 193 Uttar Brajendranagar 147 Rajnagar Colony 3/1/54 (Gungrai KilIa) 3/1/21 148 Rani & Rani Chara 3/1/182 194 Uttar Chandrapur 3/1/101 195 Uttar Maharani 3/1/105 149 Sachindra Reang Para 3/1/79 150 Sadar Garo Para 3/1/84 196 Waimuli Bari 3/1/112 151 Sadburam Reang Para 3/1/196 197 Warang -Bari 3/1/117 152 Salgarah 3/1/162 198 Worrong Bari 3/1/20 ( xv ) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES Sub-Division-Amarpur S1. Name of the Villages Location Remarks Sl. Name of the Villages Location No. Code No No. Code No. Remarks 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 1 Abhoy Choudhury Para 3/2/331 55 Bilwa Ram Choudhury Para 3/2/28 2 Adibasi Colony 56 Bindajoy Choudhury Para (Ban Chandra Para) 3/2}119 (Mataroy) 3/2/396 3 Agunlal Kaipang Para 3/2/161 57 Bipin Chakma Karbari Para 3/2/414 4 Ajudh)f. Choudhury Para 3/2/257 58 Birdhani Kaipang Para 5 Alirai eang Para 3/2/212 (Dakta Kaipang) 3/2/148 6 Amarpur Samatal Bengali Para 3/2/273 59 Birganj Samatal Bengali Para 3/2/274 7 Ampinagar Bengali Para 60 Birmani Choudhury Para 3/2/256 (Market Part 1) 3/2/205 61 Birmohan Para 3/2/72 Extinct 8 Ananta Kr. Jamatia Para 3/2/142 62 Biswaram Choudhury Para 3/2/41 9 Ananta Roaja Para 3/2/83 63 Brajananda Jamatia Para 3/2/392 10 Anaroy Bari 3j2/31l 64 Brajaroy Roaja Para 3/2/5 Extinct 11 Anray Bari 3/2/435 65 Brishaketu Karbari Para 3/2/58 12 Apaiya Choudhury Para 3/2/362 Extinct 66 Budhichandra Jamatia Para 3(2/64 13 Arunya Dewan Para 3/2/92 67 Budhiham Choudhury Para 3/2/319 14 Asru Kumar Roaja Para 3/2/415 68 Budhisum Kaipang Para 3/2/154 Extinct 15 Aswini Choudhury Para 3/2/98 69 Bulong Basa 3/2/68 16 Aswini Roaja Para 3/2/63 70 Burbura Jamatia Para 3/2/278 17 Aswini Roaja Para 71 Burburia Jamatia Bari 3/2/276 (Mohenda Roaja) 3/2/421 72 Burithai Choudhury Bad 3/2/318 18 Athara Bahadur Marsum Para 3/2/45 73 Chabising Bari 3/2/181 19 Babusai Bari 3/2/277 74 Champakha Choudhury Para 3/2/347 20 Badanya Roaja Para 3/2/114 75 Chandi Choudhury Para 3/2/299 21 Bagasira Karbari Para 3/2/91 76 Chandidas Roaja Para 3/2/102 22 Bainya Karbari Para 3/2j70 77 Chandid as Roaja Para 3/2/135 23 Baisyamani Kalai & 78 Chandidas Roaja Para 3/2/,405 Bengali Para 3/2/199 79 Chandiram Roaja Para 3/2/423 24 Baitangrai Reang Para 3/2/219 80 Chandraha Choudhury Para 3/2/253 Extinct 25 Bajiroy Choudhury Para 3/2/115 81 Chandrahunsha Roaja Para 3/2/425 26 Bajiroy Roaja Para 3/2/352 82 Chandrahunsha Roaja Para 3/2/438 27 Bajuroy Kalai Para 3/2/162 83 Chandramani Choudhury Para 3/2/254 28 Bampur Jamatia Bad 3/2/268 84 Chandra Mohan Reang Para 3/2/177 29 Bampur Samatal Bengali Para 3/2/267 85 Chandraram Reang Bari 3/2/179 30 Bancha Ram Roaja Para & Jadab 86 Chechua Jamatia Para 3/ 2/224 Chandra Roaja Para 3/2/14 Extinct 87 Chellagang Bengali Para 3/2/341 31 Bandhu Kumar Roaja Para 3/2/413 88 Chhaiman Roy Kaipang 3{2{149 32 Banka Roy Choudhury Para 3/2/275 89 Chhanthang Kaipang Para 3/2/156 33 Baraha Reang Para (Rachaia) 3/2/141 90 Chhuta Bandhu Roaja Para 3/2/412 34 Barsing Roaja Para , 3/2/121 91 Chikanya Karbari Para 3/2/373 35 Bastiroy Bari 3/2/300 92 Chikanya Karbari Para 3/2/389 36 Begaram Choudhury Para 3/2/305 93 Chikanya Roaja Para 3/2/391 37 Bengali Para 3/2/170 Extinct 94 Chinamanta Kobra Para 3/2/225 38 Bengali Para 3/2/375 95 Chuleha Choudhury Para 3/2/244 39 Bengali Para (Nupang Runga) 3/2/153 40 Bengali Para (Nutan Bazar) 3/2/343 96 Dainyaha Uchai Choudhury Para 3/2/370 41 Bengali Para (Purba Raima) 3/2/108 97 Dalak Jamatia Para 3/2/288 42 Berahum Choudhury Para 3/21248 98 Dalak Samatal Bengali Para 3/2/287 43 Berhum Bari 3/2/315 99 Dampla Rai Reang Para 3/2/138 44 Bhabamani Roaja Para 3/2/62 Extinct 100 Dasami Choudhury Bari "3/2/293 45 Bhabana Kumar Roaj~ara 3/2/61 101 Dasta Roy Choudhury Para 3/2/11 46 Bhagirath Roaja Para 3/2/1 102 Daya Chandra Roaja Para 3/2/12 47 Bhagya Prasad Roaja Para 3/2/395 103 Dayaram Para 3/2/107 48 Bhakta Mohan Marsum Bari 3/2/173 104 Daya Uchai Reang Para 3/2/323 49 Bhandarghat Bari 3/2/262 105 Deba Prasad Choudhury Para 3/2/324 50 Bhanu Karbari Para 3/2/368 106 Deba Prasad Reang Para 3/2/214 Extinct 51 Bharat Chandra Choudhury Para 3/2/36 107 Deb Bari (Bengali Para) 3/2{269 52 Bhim Chandra Tripura Para 3/2/191 108 Deb Bari Bengali Para 53 Bhujapada Jamatia Para 3/2/53 (Kamaria Khola) 3/2/270 54 Bibaram Choudhury Para 3/2/129 109 Deb Bari Jamatia Para 3/2/271 ( xvi ) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES Sub-DivisioD-:Amarpur 81. Location 81. Name of the Villages Remarks ,Name of the Village,:; Location No. Code No. No. Code No. Remarks 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 110 Debendra Reang Choudhury Para 3/2/432 164 Gopindra Jamatia Dari 111 Debendra Reang Para 3/2/213 (Gopinanda) 3/2/260 112 Debi Chand Uchai Para 3/2/334 165 Gopiram Jamatia Para 3/2/105 113 Debidhan Choudhury Para 3/2/127 166 Gotramani Para 3/2/157 114 Deshrai Para 3/2/137 167 Gouranga Choudhury Para 3/2/411 115 Dewan Chandra Para 3/2/381 168 Gourihum Choudhury Para 3/2/376 116 Dhala Chara 3/2/145 169 Guinga Jamatia Para (Guigai) 3/2/258 117 Dhananjoy Choudhury Para 3/2/17 170 Guna Chandra Choudhury Para 3/2/384 118 Dhananjoy Choudhury Para 3/2/301 171 Gunamani Roaja Para 3/2/424 119 Dhananjoy Reang Choudhury Para 3/2/433 120 Dhanswar Choudhury Para 3/2/332 121 Dhan Lekha Bengali Para 3/2/197 172 Hanturoy Choudhury Para 3/2/290 122 Dhansai Choudhury Para 3/2/27 173 Haradhan Reang Para 3/2/217 123 Dhunkiya Reang Para 3/2/187 174 Haridhan Roaja Para 3/2/106 124 Dila Kumar Para 3}2/388 175 Haripur Bengali Para 3/2/171 125 Dili "Ram Choudhury Para 3/2/176 176 Haripur Bengali Para 3/2/193 126 Dina Bandhu Roaja Para 3/2/73 177 Haripur Tripura Para 3/2/167 127 Dina Singh Narayan Bari 3/2/113 178 Haripuma Jamatia Para 3/2/52 128 Dinesh Chandra Karbari Para 3/2/124 179 Hatiroy Choudhury Para 3/2/280 129 Doctorsing Reang Para 3/2/209 130 Doptarai Reang Para 3/2/208 180 Iswaroy Choudhury Para 3/2/18 131 Drunajoy Choudhury Para (Neifiroy Choudhury Para) 3/2/272 132 Duarikani Jamatia Para 3f 2d58 -lsi Jagabandhu Choudhury Para 3/2/22 133 Dulia Karbari Para 3/2185 182 Jagaram Choudhury Para 134 Dulong Jamatia Bari 3j2/231 (Krishna Choudhury) 3/2/402 135 Duloma Jamatia Bari 3/2/289 183 Jakhan Bhagya Marsum Bari 3/2/249 136 Durbajoy Choudhury Para 312/20 184 Jaksia Kalai Para 3/2/147 137 Durgadhan Reang Para 3/2/210 185 Jama Chandra Para 3/2/112 138 Durgaram Choudhury Para 3/2/333 186 Janak Choudhury Para 3/2/378 139 Durjoydhan Roaja Para 3/2/122 187 Janendra Choudhury Para 3/2/93 140 Durjoy Roaja Para 3/2/350 188 Jantrana Choudhury Bari 3/2/245 141 Dwijendra Karbari Para 3/2/359 189 J antrana Kalai Para 3/2/194 190 Jatan Bari 3/2/428 191 Jatan KUmar Roaja Para Ejman Bari (Puratan) 3/2/365 142 3/2/229 192 Jatradhan Karbari Para 3/2/59 193 Jibananda Marsum .Para 3/2/223 Extinct 143 Faifi Roy Choudhur.y Para 3/2/37 194 Iibankrishna Roaja Para 3/2/410 144 Falguni Choudhury Para 3/2/54 195 Jinoy Prasad Roaja Para 3/2/408 Extinct 196 Jinoy Rai Roaja Para 3/2/4 Extinct 145 Gada Ram Karoari Para 3/2/126 197 Joyal Bhagya Marsum Para 3/1./238 146 Gagan Chandra Marsum Para 3/2/207 198 Joychandra Kalai Para 3/2/201 147 Gagan Chandra Roaja Para 3/2/406 199 Joychandra Karbari Para 3/2/437 148 Gagan Choudhury Para 3/2/23 200 Joy Kum.ar Roaja Para 3/2/100 149 Gamoka Bari 3/2/281 201 Joyram Choudhury Para 3/2/9 150 Ganga Prasad Reang Para 3/2/216 202 Juraniya Karbari Para 3/2/363 151 Gangaram Choudhury Para 3/2/372 152 Garjan Jamatia Para 3/21226 203 Kabi Roy Para 3/2/306 153 Garjan Khola Bari 3/2/279 204 Kachumani Karbari Para 3/2/50 154 Gatia Choudhury Para 3/2/284 205 Kadam Chandra Marsum Para 3/2/175 155 Gaya Chandra Choudhury Para 3/2/401 Extinct 206 Kalabicha Karbari Para 3/2/75 Extinct 156 Giladhan Roaja Para (Tndrajoy) 3/2/77 207 Kalabicha Karbari Para 3/2/118 157 Gira Chandra Roaja Para 3/2/2 208 Kalachand Debbarma Para 3/2/203 158 Girish Chandra Karbari Para 3/2/89 209 Kalachand Karbari Para 3/2/49 159 Gobinda Bandhu Bari 3/2/266 210 Kala Kopalia Karbari Para 3/2/60 160 Gola Chukhya Karbari Para 3/2/367 211 Kalenjoy Roaja Para 3/2/81 161 Gola Dhan Karbari Para 3/2/366 212 Kamesha Roaja Para 3/2/103 Extinct 162 Gola Sing Bari 3/2/265 213 Kamini Chakma Bari 3/2/123 163 Golmaroy ehoudhury Para 3/2/296 Extinct 214 Kamlai Bari Bengali Para 3/2/240 ( xvii ) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES Sub-Division-Amarpltr SI. Location Sl. Location Name of the Villages Remarks Name of the ViIla~ Remarks No. Code No. No. Code No. 2 3 4 2 3 4 215 Kamlai Bari Jamatia Para 3/2/241 267 Matragi Bari (Puranjoy .216 Kampainanda Kaipang Choudhury Bari) 3/2/313 (Gandak Bari) 3/2/151 268 Merasing Karbari Para 217 Karaimura Jamatia Bari 3/2/283 (Nabin Karbari) 3/2/355 218 Karamani Roaja Para 3/2/351 269 Mihir Karbari Para 3/2/360 219 Karbuksing Reang Para 3/2/215 270 Mohan Karbari Para 3/2/51 220 Karkasing Roaja Para 3/2/6 Extinct 271 Mohendra Reang Para 3/2/220 221 Kama Kishore l(oaja Para 3/2/38 Extinct 272 Mohim Chandra Kaipang Para 3/2/155 222 Kastaroy Reang Para 3/2/186 Extinct 273 Mohim Chandra Marsum Para 3/2/144 223 Kawamara Bari (Melaroy) 3/2/309 274 Monbahu Debbarma Para 3/2/165 224 Kailash Mura Bari 3/2/264 275 Mondailal Marsum Para 3/2/190 225 Khaklai Bari Jamatia Para 3/2/143 276 Mrityonjoy Karbari Para 3/2/80 226 Kharakya Karbari Para 3/2/125 277 Mukta Dayal Choudhury Para 3/2/349 227 Khatiram Kalai Para 3/2/202 278 Mumpi Roy Para 3/2/66 228 Khayaroy_ Choudhury Para 3/2/56 279 Mura Chandra Marsum Para 3/2/230 229 Khelaram .Bari 3/2/439 230 Khelaratn< Roaja Para 280 Naba Chandra Karbari Para 3/2/110 (Sevaki Roaja) 3/2/418 Extinct 281 Naba Chandra Reang Para 3/2/218 231 Khishai Uchai Para 3/2/379 282 Nabada Roaja Para 3/2/34 232 Khidula Choudhury Para 3/2/297 283 Nabadwip Roaja Para 3/2/15 233 Khopta Kaipang Para 3/2/159 284 Nl>bisai Chou(lhury Para 3/2/26 234 Khosarai Jamatia Bari 3/2/237 285 Nagari Bazar Bengali Para 3/2/236 235 Khosarai Reang Para 3/2/211 286 Namasing Roaja Para 3/2/101 236 Klrusi Chandra Tripura Para 3/2/169 287 Nanda Kumar Roaja Para 3/2/84 237 Kulabag Jamatia Para 3/2/308 288 Narad Kumar Roaja Para 3/2/422 238 Kuma Roy Para 3/2/440 289 Narendra Kumar Roaja Para 3/2/416 239 Kusha Chandra Roaja Para 3/2/3 290 Natun Jamatia Pais 3/2/104 240 Kusum Chandra Tripura Para 3/2/168 291 Nepali Basti (Bhuiya Chara) 3/2/86 292 Nepali Basti IPota Charra) 3/2/99 Extinct 241 Laipada Karbari Para 3/2/30 293 Nichuga Karbari Para 3/21361 242 LaiPlida Karbari Para 3/2/348 294 Nija Chandra Karbari Para 3/2/46 243 Lakshrriidhan Reang Para 3/2/180 295 Nilmani Choudhury Para 3/2/10 Extinct 244 Lal Bahadur Choudhury Para 3/2/353 296 Niranjan ChoudhUry Para 3/2/329 245 Lalchaod Debbarrna Para 3/2/196 297 Nitya Kumar Roaja Para 246 Laxmaojoy Choudhury Para 3/2/303 (Trioajoy) 3/2/117 247 Laxmidhan Kalai Para 3/2/146 298 Noaram Karbari Para 3/2/90 248 Laxmipur & Krishnapur 3/2/31 299 Nupang Runga Kaipang 3/2/152 249 Ledai Bangshi Para 300 'Nutan Bari (Kachima Nulan Dari) 3/2/431 (Paltan Bangshi) 3/2/198 301 Nutan Nagrai 3/2/234 250 Lila Bahadur Marsum Para 3/2/189 251 Lokaprasad Roaja Para 3/2/409 252 Lopta Kaipang Para 3/2/160 302 Oiyaroy Choudhury Para 3/2/345 \ 253 Madhailal .tamatia Para 3/2/342 303 Padahum Choudhury Para 3/2/335 254 Madhuhari Roaja Para 3/2/7 304 Paita Chandra Kalai Para 3/2/232 255 Madhu Krishna Sardar Para 3/2/427 305 Palong Chindra lamatia Bari 3/2/252 256 Maila Chara 3/2/136 306 Panchuha Choudhury Para 3/2/294 257 Mainak Roy Choudhury Para 307 Panjihum Choudhury Para 3/2/404 (Sunanda Roy Choudhury) 3/2/400 Extinct 308 Paschim·Ganda Cbara 3/2/32 258 Makrai Bari 3/2/317 309 Paschim Malbasa Bengali Para 3/2/286 259 Malbasa Jamatia Dari 3/2/285 310 Patrajoy Choudhury Para 260 Man Chandra Roaja Para 3/2/436 (Nabajoy) 3/2/403 261 Mangal Meg Karbari Para 3/2/382 311 Patramanik Marsum Para 3/2/57 262 Mangalsing Choudhury Para 3/2/371 312 Poang Mog I(arbari Para 3/2/369 263 Mani Chandra Garo Para 3/2/344 313 Pota Chandra Choudhury Para 3/2/357 264 Mantridas Roaja Para 3/2/390 314 Prabin Chandra Karbari Para 3/2/88 265 Manya Kumar Roaja Para 3/2/120 315 Prl1bin Roajll Para 3/2/386 266 Mathu Mog Choudhury Para 3/2/67 316 Prabin Roaja Para 3/2/420 ( xviii ) AI,PHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGFS Sub-Didsion- "marpu ... SI. Location Sl. Name of the Villages. Remarks Name of the Villages Location No. Code N(\ No. Code No. Remark.-. t 2 3 4 2 3 4 3L7 prabin Roaja Para No, 2 372 Saiba Kumar Roaj a Pllra 3/2/346 'Nabin Roy} 3/21398- 373 Sakuni Roaja Para 3/2/39 3L8 Pradhan Dalapati Para 3/2/13 374 Salniya Choudhury Para 3/2/320 319 Prakash Chandra Para 3/2/42 375 Samanya Choudhury Para 3/2/139 320 Prasanna Choudhury Para 3/2/364 376 Samatal Bengali Para 3/2/259 321 Prasanna Roaja Para 3/2/7~ 377 Sambhujoy Choudhury Para 3/2/29 322 Prasanna Roaja Para 3,2/356 378 Sandhan Dhagya Marsum Para 3/2/174 323 Priyanga Choudhury .Pan} 32/47 379 Santanu Choudhury Para 3/2,243 324 Puran Nagrai 3}2/235 380 Santi Roaja Para 3/2/16 325 Purbadhan Choudhury Par" 'Jj2125 1 381 Sarat Karbar, Para 3/2/340 326 Purbahum Choudhury Para 312/399 382 Sarbajoy Choudhury Para 3/2/291 327 Purbasing Roaja Para 383 Sarhajoy Rea.ng Para 3[2/185 (Narayan Khamar) 3{2/llt 384 Sarma and Narayan Pur 3/2/40 128 Puma Chandra Kaipang Para 3/2/164- 385 Satinlal Kaipang 3/2/150 329 Purnadhan RoaJa Para 3/2/419 386 Sama Kumar Roaja Para 3/2/133 330 Purnajoy Choudhury Para 3/2/250 387 Sashinanda Bari ~m246 331 Purnajoy Choudhury Para 388 Sasliroy Choudhury Para 3/2/'26.1 (Kachumlll Bari Pur.tlan} :1):Z,'322 389 Satarai ReaDS Para 3,2/182 332 puspadhan Roaja Para 3/2/82 390 Satyarai Uchai Para 3/2/327 333 Pusparoy Roaja Para 3/2/339 391 Satyaram Ch'oudhury Para 3/2/298 392 Satyaroy Choudhury Para 3/2/321 334 Rabanya Kumar Roaja Para 3/2/381 393 Sayang Roy Choudhury Para 32/304 335 Rabirai Tripura Para 3/2/166 394 Shai Kanta Reang Para 3/2/183 336 Rachaiya Reang Para 3/2/184 395 Shyamjoy Roaja Para 3/2/128 337 Radharam Choudhury Para 3/2/2H 396 Sindhu Choudhury Para 3/2/358 338 RaghuoaJlda Jamatia Bari 3/2/241 397 Singlung Jamatia Dari 3/2/172 339 Raima Dazal' 3/2/95- 398 Sirthar Reang Para 3/2/233 340 Raima Mog Para 3{2/96 (Khamar Dari) 341 Rajaram Reang Para 3/2/17S 399 Sitajoy Choudhury Para 3/2/316 342 Rajbahadur Choudhury Para 3j2/430 400 Song Bong Roy Para 3/2/380 343 Rajkhang Samatal Bengali Para 3j2,314 401 Suba Chandra. Choudhury Para 3/2/24 :>44 Rajprasad Roaja Para 3/2/394 402 Subal Chandra. Jamalia Para 3/2/188 345- Ramananda dais Baishna b Para 3/2/354 403 Subanya Kumar Roaja Para 3/2/407 346 Ramanchi Reang Para 3/2,140 404 Sulci Chandra Choudhury Para 3/2/25 347 Ramani Chol.\dhury Para 3/2/55 Exlinct 405 Sukul Roaja Para 3/2/417 348 Ramani Roajlt Para 3/2/33 406 SupJaiha Choudhury Para 3/2/43 349 Rambabu Choudbury Para 3/2;337 407 Surendra Roaja Para 3/2/383 350 Rambabu Kalai Para 3/2/163 (Laxmi Das Daishnab) 351 Rambabu Para 3/2/48 408 Surjahum Cl10udhury Para 3/2/338 352 Ramchandra Choudhury Para 3/2/385 409 Swag3n Chandra Roaj~ Para 3/2/79 353 Ramjoy Choudhury Bari .3/2n92 354 Ramkanta Debbarma Para 3/2/200 410 Taibaglai Jam1.ltia Bari 3/2/206 355 Ramkumar Choudhury Para 3/2/87 411 Taisang Chara Bengali Para 3/2/227 356 Ramkumar Debbarma Para 3/2/397 412 Tll.isang Chata Muslim Para 3/2/228 357 Ramlal Marsum Para 3/2/221 413 Tanurain Choudhury Para' 3/2/21 358 Ramnath Debbarma Para 3/2/195 414 Tanuram Para 3/2/94 '359 Ramjoy Choudhury Para 3/2/44 415 Tapsha Choudhury Para '3/2/302 360 Rangamati Samatal Bengali Para 3/2/2.63 416 Tarak Debbarina Para 3/2/204 361 Rangkhala Choudhury Para 3/2/325 4J7 Tarbang Choudhury Para 3/2/3(0 362 Rangkhang Samatal Bengnli Para 3/2/312 418 Teleoga Choudhury Para 3/2/326' 363 Rani Pukur Colony 3}2/65 419 Tengpaiha Choudhury Para 3}2/328 Extinct 364 Rashik Chandra Choudhury Para 3/2/35 420 Tetai Jamatia Bari 3/2/222 365 Ratanmani Para 3/2/74 421 Thamani Roaja Para ~/2/76 366 Ratan Sadl1an Jamatia Para 3)2/393 422 Thampiroy Choudhury Panl 3/)./255 367 Replyha Choudhury Para 3/2/19 Elliinct 423 Thampiroy Choudhury Para 3/21429 368 Richaia Karbari Para 3/2/426 (Tirtbaram Choudhury) 369 Sadhu Chandra Para 3/2/132 424 Thanaroy Choudhury Para 3/2/J 16 370 Sadhu Krishna Sardar Para 3/2/434 425 Thangmaiya Choudhury Para 3/2/295 371 Sl\garam Uchai Para 3/2/374 (Nutan Bari) ( xix ) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES Suh-Division-Amarpur SI. Location Name of the Villages Remarks Sl. Name of the Villages Location No. Code No. No. Code No. Remarks 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 426 Thangrang Roy Uchai 434 Ubachula Karbari Para 3/2/134 Choudhury Para 3/2/330 435 Ujan Bhagya Marsum Para 3/2/71 427 Tingharia 3/2/239 436 Uttarsing Choudhury Para 3/2/307 428 Tirtha Ram Choudhury Para 3/2/371 429 Tirtha Roy Choudhury Para 3/2/336 430 Tribhagya Marsum Para 3/2/130 437 Wakhiroy Roaja Para 3/2/131 431 Tularam Choudhury Para 3/2/242 438 Wanisa Roaja Para 3/2/8 439 Woabong Jamatia Para 3/2/192 432 Ubachula Karbari Para 3/2/69 433 Ubachula Karbari Para 3/2/97 440 Yudhisthir Karbari Para 3/2/109 ( xx ) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VJLLAGES. Sub-Division-Belonia Location st. . Location 81. Name of the villages Remarks Name of th~ Villages Remarks No. Code No. No. Code No. 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 1 Abhi Kumar Bari (Tairuma) 3/3/508 56 Bani Kanta Roaja Para 3/3/660 2 Abhoynagar 3/3/667 57 Barada K'anta lJaidya Para 3 Abhiram Chow. Para 3/3/114 (Thakur Chara) 3/3/474 4 Abindra Roaja Para 3/3/532 58 Barada Nagar 3/3/101 5 Achachi Meg Para (Madhya PiIlak)3/3/4.73 59 Baransing Roaja 3/3/213 Extinct 6 Adhin Chandra~Jamatia Para 3/3/57 60 Barba Ch. Para 3/3/640 7 Adhin Ch. RoaJa Para 3/~/91 . 61 Barjosh . 3/3/285, 8 Adhin Ch. Roaja Para 3/3/388 62 Barnasing Roaja Para 3/3/98 9 Afru Mog P.ara_(Kalma) 3/3~427 63 Barpathari' . 3/3/268 10 Afruchi Mog Chow. Para 3/3436 64 Barpathari Kalabari 3/3/106 11 Akshoy Kr. Sen Para (Baikora) 3/3/386 65 Barshi Kr. Roaja Para 3/3/95 12 Alamog Para 3/3/416 66 Barta Kr. Sardar Para 3/3/129 13 Ambika Paul Para 3/3/126 67 Bashi Ch. Chow. Para 3/3/664 14 Amchara Roaja Para 3/3/82 68 Bashi Sardar Para (Bamchara) 3/3/411 15 Amjad Nagar 3/3/122 69 Bathambari 3/3/~0 16 Anandapur 3/3/291 70 Bejukha Para (Kalashi) 3/3/373 17 Ananta Kr. Para (Gardang) 3/3/498 71 Bengua 3/3/117 18 Ananta Kr. Roaja Para 3/3/143 72 Betaga 3/3/328 19 Ananta Kr. Roaja Para 3/3/533 73 Bhabhi Ch. Para 3/3/530 Extinct 20 Ananta Sardar Para (Tairuma) 3/3/503 74 Bhagaban Ch. Para 21 Ananta Sardar Para 3/3/534 Extinct (Birendra Kr. Para) 3/3/524 Extinct 22 Ananta Sardar Para 3/3/634 75 Bhagaban Para 3/3/561 Extinct 23 Angajoy Mog Chow. Para 3/3/435 Extinct 76 Bhagirath Roaja Para 3/3/249 24 Angar Khali 3/3/115 77 Bhagirath Tripura Para 3/3/307 25 Anjan Mog Pa-ra 3/3/18 Extinct 78 Bhagya Ch. Para (Kalashi) 3/3/375 26 Annaram Bari (Tairuma) 3/3/506 79 Bhagya Ch. Roaja Pa'a 3/3/111 Extinct 27 Anuram Reang Para 3/3/179 80 Bharat Ch. Para 3/3/523 Extinct 28 Aryta Kr. Roaja Para 3/3/108 81 Bharat Ch. Roaja Para 3/3/200 Extinct 29 Aradhan Roaja Para 3/3/666 82 Bharat Mani Sardar Para 30 Asrabpur 3/3/318 (Bamch3ra) 3/3/409 31 Asram Colony (Purba 83 Bhalakhola 3/3/264 Radhakishoreganj) 3/3/148 84 Biddhi Ch. Roaja Para 3/3/197 Extinct 32 Athurai Chow. Para 85 Bijoymani Reang Para 3/3/16 (Uttar Hicha Chara) 3/3/371 86 Binada Para 3/3/579 Extinct 87 Bipin Sardar Para 3/3/626 33 Babu Chandra Para 3/3/12 Extinct 88 Birafa Chow. Para 3/3/354 34 Babuham Chow. Para 3/3/43 89 Birapha Chow. Para 3/3/588 Extinct 35 Bachiram Para 3/3/209 Extinct ~O Birchandra Reang Para 3/3/13 36 Bachukroy Chow. Para 3/3/183 Extinct 91 Bi~dhan Tripura Para 3/3/93 92 Birendra Chow. Para. 3/3/64 37 Baghachatal 3/3/277 93 Birendranagar 3/3/590 Extinct 38 Bagafa 3/3/163 94 Bishpu Ch. Roaja Para 3/3/279 39 Bagafa Asram Gukul Para 3/3/167 95 Bishnu Ch. Roaja Para 3/3/293 Extinct 40 Bahadur Roaja Para 3/3/107 96 Bishop Para 3/3/570 Extinct 41 Bahadur Sardar Para 3/3/194 Extinct 97 Biswamani Reang Para 3/3/19 Extinct 42 Bahattar Kr. Roaja Para 3/3/359 98 Bivision Para 3j3j190 Extinct 43 B'aidya Kr. Reang Para 3/3/40 Extinct 99 Brajendra Chow. Para 3/3/402 44 Baikora 3/3/329 100 Briksharam Roaja PaJ;a 3/3/65 45 Baishak Chow. Para 3/3/451 Extinct 101 Brindaban Roaja Para 3/3j62 46 I'aiya Chandra Pard 3/3{569 Extinct 102 Brindaban Tripura 3/3/189 Exlinct 47 Baiya Kr. Para 3/3/573 Extillct· 103 l3rindamani Tripura Para 3/3/415 48 Balajoy Para (Kalashi) 3/3/376 104 Budhi Ch. Para 3/3{589 Extinct 49 Baldakhal 3/3/326 105 Budhi Ch. Roaja Para 3/3/141 50 Balla Mukha 3/3/119 106 Budhi Joy Chow. Para 3/3/44 Extinct 51 Ballya Kr. Roaja Para 3/3/393 107 Budhi Mangal Para (Ratanpur) 3/3/420 52 Ballya Kr. Tripura Para 3/3/96 Extinct 53 Bamchara 3/3/412 108 Chailtali 3/3/270 54 Banchafa Bari (Ujan Kalashi) 3/3/609 109 Chakako Bari 3/3/232 55 Bancharam Roaja Para 3/3/278 110 Chalcha Chow. Para 3/3j34 ( xxi. ). ALPHABETICAL LIST OF. VILLAGES. Sub-Ditision-Belonia SI. SI. Location Name of the Villages Lccation Remarks Name of the Villages Remarks No. Co~e No. No. Code No. 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 111 Champak Nagar 3/3/636 163 Desharai Para (Laxmichara) 3/3/346 112 Champak Nagar (Manik Chari) 3/3/630 164 Deshkumar Ro!l_ja Para 3/3/60 113 Champarai Para 3}3/587 Exttl1ct 165 Dewan Bari (Ranga Chara) 3,3/625 114 Chandiram Para 3/3/584 Extinct 166 Dhananjoy Roaja Para (Talruma) 3/3/504 115 Chandra Das Roaja ,Para .. 3/3/543 Extinct 167. Dha.nkumllr Parjl 3/3/544 Extipct 116 Chandra Kr. Para 168 Dhankumar ROjlja Para 3/3/414 (Dakshin Hicha Chara) 3/3/441 169 Dhani Chandra 'Reang Para 3/3/165 117 ChandralMohan Jamatia Para 3/3/53 170 Dhani Ch. R,oaja Para 3/3/465 Extinct 118 Chandra Mohan Sardar Para 3/3/124 171 Dhani Mohan Bari 3/3/136 119 Chandranath Chow.Para 3/3/225 172 Dharma Roaja ~ara 120 Chandranath Reang Para 3/3}186 Extinct (Birendranagar) 3/3/536 121 Chandra pur (Djmatali) 3/3/317 17~ Dharma Sen Para 3/3/266 121 Chandrasen Para 3/3/531 Extinct 174 PPllrmajoy Roa3a Para 123 Chapaniha Chow. Para 3/3/42 (Tulamura) 3/3/615 124 Chapirai Para 3/3/349 Exti},ct 175 Dharmanagar 3/3/643 125 Ch:apiya Chakma Para . 3/3/191 Extinct 176 Dimatali (Ananda Pur) 3/3/316 126 Charakbai 3/3/400 177 Din_1lbandhu 'R~ja Para 3/3/185 Extinct 127 Gharanpai Chow. Para 3/3/74 178 Dinachandra Roaja Para 3/3{100 128 Charanpai Par~ (Kalma) 3/3/425 179 Dinachandra TIjpura Para 3/3/37 Extinct 129 Charanpai Para ~i3/585 Extinct 180 Dinakumar Para 3/3/560 Extinct 130 Charansing Para 181 Dinakumar Para 3/3/377 _(L<.howaifung). 3/3/535 182 Dinakumar Tripura Para 3/3/463 Extinct 131 Chota Pathari 3/3/298 Extinct 183 Dinanath Roaja-Para 3/3/464 Extinct 13Z Chl}otna Bari (Kalashi) '3/3/456 184 Dinanath ~oaja'Para 3/3/671 Extinct 133 Chilla Pathar. . 3/3/301 Extinct 185 Dingala Bari (Laxmichara) 3/3/340 134 Chintaha Para (Laxmichara) 3/3/3)8 186 Dronajoy Chow. Para 3/3/10 187 Dukbiram Para ._ 3/3/47 188 Dukhiram Roaja Para 3/3/654 135 Daina Kr. Raja Para (Tulamura) 3/3/614 189 Dulu Chara (Kalashi) 3/3/384 136 Dainna Ch. Para 3/3/242' 190 Durga Prasad Para 137 Da-iya Ch. Roaja Para 3/3/251 Extinct (Purba Pillak) 3/3/520 13d Da'kshajoy ReaIig Chow. Para 3/3/32 Extinct 191 Durgapur Colony 3/31~8[ 139 Dakshin Bharat Ch... Na . ar 3/3/113 192 Durgaroy Pathar 3/31 2 110 Dakshin Ch. Para 3/3{30 Extinct 193 Dwarika Murasing Para 3/3/1 141 Dakshin Haripur 3/3/650 194 Dwarkhil- . 3/3/114 142 Dakshin Hicha Chara 3/3/551 Extinct 143 Dakshin Joychandra Pur 3/3/303 Extinct 195 East Ananda Nagar 3/-3/288 144 Dakshin Laxmipur 3/3/302 Extinct 196. E~inpur 3/3/323 145 Dakshin Shibpur 3/3/652 146 Dakshin S.rirampur 3/3/321 147 DanIa Kr. Para (Pati Chara) 3/3/372 197 Falgun Murasing Para 3/3/73 148 Danta Kr. Roaja Para 198 Fela Bhubanjoy Para 3/3/217 Extinct ( Dhanl Ch. Para) 3/3/537 199 Felajoy Para 3/3/46 149 Daraham Roaja Para 3/3/196 EXlinct 150 Darath Tripura Para 3/3/617 Exlinct 200 Gabtali 3/3/315 151 Ddrshan Reang Parfl 3/3/79 ) 201 Gabur Chara 3/3/54 [ Extinct 152 Dasaratha R!Jaja Para 3/3/145 202 Gajendra Tilla 3/3/164 153 D~'ish Ch. Para 3/3/552· Extinct 203 Gakul Ch. Roaja Para 3/3/459 154 •• la Kho1a 3/3/299 Extinct (Madhya PiIlak) 155 DJUa Kr. Tripl..ll Para 3/3/505 Extinct 204 Galeswar Reang Para 3/3/38 156 Dayahari Rnaja Para 3/3/257 205 Ganasing Para 3/3/26 157 Debakha Chow. Para 3/3/51 206 Ganga Ch. Pa a No.1 3/3/592 Extinct 158 Debakrishna Roaja Para 207 Ganga Ch. Para No.2 3/3/593 Extinct (Rangachara) 3/3/620 208 Ganga Ch. Para No.3 3/3/594 Extinct 159 Debdaru 3/3(457 209 Gangadhar 3/3/571 160 Debendranagar 3/3/235 210 Gangadhar Tripura Para 161 Deblpur 3/3/639 (Purba PiIlak) 3/3/616 162 Deburoy Para (Vttar 211 Ganga Prasad' Reang Para 3/3/380 Barapatharia), 3/3J3~6 212 q~nga Sardar Para 3/3/596 Extinct ( xxii ) ~LPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES Sub-Division-Belonia Location SJ. Location SJ. Name of the Villages Remarks Name of tqe Villages Code No. Remarks No. Code No. No. 4 2 3 4 1 2 3 266 Jagatmoni Jamatia Para 3/3/7 213 Gangarom Para (Birendra Nagar) 3/3/358 267 Jaladhar Roaja Para 3/3/501 268 Jami Chandra Tripura Para 3/3/203 Extinct 214 Gangaram Reang Chow. Para Extir.ct (Tulamura) 3/3/360 269 Jamiroy Roaja Para 3/3/485 Extinct 270 Jariham Para (Birendra Nagar) 3/3/348 215 Gangaram Reang Pradhan Para 3/3/361 Gangaroy Para 3/3/31 271 Jashmura 3/3/258 216 3/3/155 272 Jatramohan Para 3/3/635 Extinct 217 Gardang Gardhang 3/3/601 Extinct 273 Jolai Bari 3/3/439 218 3/3/554 Extinct 274 Jolai Bari Bazar 3/3/438 219 (Jardhang Chara Garjania 3/3/267 275 Joychandra Pur 3/3/274 220 276 Joyhari Roaja P!\ra 3/3/63 221 Garul Chara 3/3/622 Gaya Kumar Para 3/3/10 Extinct 277 Joyhari Roaja Para 3/3/256 222 Extinct 278 Joyhind Chakma Para 3/3/23 Extinct 223 Gaya Padma Para 3/3/2 Gobinda Reang Para 3/3/178 279 Joykat Pur 3/3/120 224 3/3/515 Extinct 280 Joykumar Roaja Para 3/3/259 225 Gola Chand Para Extinct Golak Dhan Bari 3/3/470 281 Joymangal Chow. Para 3/3/45 226 Extinct 282 J oymangal Para 3/3/14 227 Gouripur 3/3/651 Guliram Reang :para 3/3/77 283 Joypur 3/3/663 228 Extinct 284 Judhyamani Roaja Para 3/3/123 229 Gulsing Para 3/3/577 Gumati Dhan Para 3/3/466 Extinct 230 3/3/555 Extinct 285 Kaichandra Roaja Para 3/3/641 231 Gumati Dhan Para Gunaram Roaja Para 3/3/156 286 Kaithai Chandra Para 3/3/557 Extinct 232 3/3/433 Extinct 287 Kaiyaram Para (Tulamura) 3/3/612 233 Guptaroy Para Extinct Guptasen Para 3/3/467 288 Kakai Chandra Para 3/3/397 234 289 Kalaehara Baidya Kumar Para 3/3/171 290 Kalachara Para· 3/3/172 235 Hairavita (Debipur) 3/3/230 Haramohan Para 3/3/597 Extinct 291 Kalajoy Roaja Para 236 Extinct (Debsing Roaja Para) 3/3/655 237 Harchandra Para 3/3/564 Harchandra Roaja Para 3/3/280 292 Kalapara 3/3/80 238 Extinct 293 Kalashi 3/3/452 239 Harehandra Roaja Para 3/3/295 Haridhan Para (Uttar Barpatharia) 3/3/364 294 Kali Chandra Para 3/3/581 Extinct 240 ,Extinct' 295 Kalikapur 3/3/644 241 Haridhan Roaja Para 3/3/538 Harikumar Roaja Para 3/3/619 296 Kalikrishna Para (Madhya Pillak) 3/3/460 242 Extinct 297 Kalikrishna Roaja Para 3/3/71 243 Harimohan Roaja Para 3/3/202 Harimohan Roaja Pl,IIa 3/3/363 298 Kalikrishna Roaja Para 3/3/471 Extinct 244 299 Kalikumar Para 3/3/261 Extinct 245 Harinath Tripura Para 3/3/68 Haripada Roaja Para 3/3/39 Extinct 300 Kaliprasad Para 3/3/207 Extinct 246 Extinct 301 Kalma Mog Para 3/3/545 Extinct 247 Hariram Para 3/3/576 Harisadhan Para 3/3/125 302 Kamal Chandra Para 3/3/599 Extinct 248 303 Kamal Kanta Roaja Para 3/3/263 249 Harisadhan Para 3/3/556 Harisadhan Para 3/3/542 Extinct 304 Kamal Kanti Roaja Para 3/3/154 Extinct 250 305 Kamalpur 3/3/314 251 Hemta Para 3/3/29 Hetalia 3/3/271 306 Kanehang Roy Roaja Para 3/3/90 252 307 Kanchannagar 3/3/158 253 Hossainpur (Khedabari) 3/3/320 Hrigya Mog Para (Kalma) 3/3/431 308 Kangijya Mog Para 254 (Dagai Charakmu, 1/3/335 255 Hruika Mog Para 3/3/487 Hulla Dhepa 3/3/195 Extinct 309 Kantala Reang Chow. Para 256 (Laxmichara) 3/33/39 leha Chara 3/3/497 310 Kantaroy Para 3/3/2' ' 257 "3/3/602 Extinct 311 Kara Chandra Para 3/31500" 258 Indrasing Tripura 312 Karmajoy Chow. Pa~a 3/3/169 259 Ishan Bari (Purba Pillak) 3/3/389 Ishan Chandra Nagar 3/3/118 Extinct 313 Karmaroy Reang Para 3/3/78 260 314 Kartik Chandra Roaja Para 261 Ishan Chandra Para 3/3/395 Ishan Chandra .R.oaja Para 3/3/658 (Dakshin Hicha Chara) 3/3/445 262 315 Kashari 3/3/272 316 Kashi Chandra "Roaja Para 3/3/144 263 Jadu Mangal Para (Patichara) 3/3/527 317 Kathal Bagan 3/3/234 Jagaroy Reang Para 3/3/72 Extinct 318 Kathalia Chara 3/3/36 264 Extinct 319 Kausalya Chow. Para 3/3/583 Extinct 265 Jagat Chandra Para 3/3/598 ( xxiii ) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILT.y'\GES Sub-DivisJon-Belonia Location Sl. Name of the Villages Remarks Sl. Name of the Villages Location No. Code No. No. Code No. Remarks 2 3 4 2 3 4 320 Kazir Pathar 3/3/300 Extinct :m Maichara (P~him Kalabari) 3/3/103 321 Keoj Mog Para 3/3/462 37,2 M'aichara (Purha Kalabari) 3/3/104 322 Khagendra Chow. Pura 3/3/162 373 Maihu Mog Chow. Para 3/3/488 323 Khalaha Para 3/3/578 Extinct 374 Mala Chand Baidya Para 324 Khandalla Reang Para 3/3/236, 375 Malchiral Para (Birendra Nagar) 3'!1r3/3352 325 Kharga Roy Para 3/3/566 Extinct 376 Malindra Reang Para (Kalma) 3/3/430 326 l(hedasing Ronja Para 3/3/199 Extinct 377 Man Reang Chow. Para 3/3/2~2 Extinct 327 Kbunlaroy Chow. Para 3/3/147 378 Manaram Para 3/3/5 3 Extinct 328 Kiri Chandra tRoaja Para 3/3/25 379 Manashai Uchai Para 3/3/405 329 Kokai Sardar Para 3/3/ 140 380 Manchandra Para 3/3/102 330 Krishnabali ~eang Para '3/3/247 381 Mandhata Choudhury Para 3/3/35 ' 331 Krishnabashi para (Anadapur) 3/3/289 382 Mangal Dhan Roaja Para 3/3/528, 332 Krishnachandra Choudhury Para 3/3/341 383 Mangaljoy Para 3/3/180 333 Krishnachandra Roaja Para 3/3/142 384 Mangaljoy Talukdar Para 3/3/170 334 Krishnadhan Para 3/3/458 Extinct 385 Mangalprasad Bari (Tairuma) 3/3/507 335 Krishnadhlln Sardar Para 3/3/475, 386 Manichandra Roaja Para 3/3/294 Extinct 336 Krishnabari Debbarma Para 3/3/205 Extinct 387 Manik Chara 3/3/629 337 Krishnakumar Tripura Para 3/3/184 Extinct 388 Manik Dhan Para 3/3l469 338 Krishnanaaar 3/3/662 389 Manik Dhan Para 3/3/442 339 Kumar .chandra Para (Dakshin Hicha Chara) & Chandra Madhab Para 313/367 390 Manik Sardar Para 3/3/127 340 Kumbha,Kr. Roaja Para 3/3/94 391 Maniram Roaja Bari 3{3/48 I 341 Kushanu Mog Para (Madhya PiIlak) (Madhya PiIlak) 3/3/491 392 Manshu Mog Para 3/3/21 342 Kushghar 3/3/401 393 Manta Kr. Tripura Para 3/3/211 Extinct 343 Kusum Sardar Para '3/1/1,67 Extinct 394 Manu Bazar 3/3/223 344 Kuthumroy ~eang Para 3/3/58 395 Manu Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/192 E)ltinct 396 Manu Mog Para 3/3/76 345 Lahar 'ChandUl Para 3/3/248 397 Manur Mnkh 3/3/110 Lailao Mog Pllra 398 Martaha Bari 3/3/342 346 3/3/567 Extinct 399 Matahjt Pina 347 Laksha Cha.ndra Roaja Para 3/3/66 3/31582 EXlinct 348 Lakshmi Chara 3/3/381 400 Mathu Mog Para 3/3t161 EXliJllCt 349 Lakshmi Charan Roaja Para 3/3/480 Extinct 401 Mechuar Khil 3/3JI [6 350 Lakshmipur 3/3/276 402 Melaroy Para 3/3/50 351 Lalit Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/656 403 Mirjapur 3/3/221 352 Lankajoy Reang Para 3/3/175 404 Mohan Kr. Tripura Para 3/3/48 353 Lengta Bari 3/3/669 40S Mohi Kr. Roaja Para 3/3/61 354 Lengta Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/657 406 Mog Para (Kalma) 3/3[434: 407 ~og Para (Kushar G~t) 355 Lowgan~ 3/3/327 ~/3/403 408 Mong Khichu Mog Para 373/461 (Madhya Pillak) Madhu Chandra Chakma ·Para 356 3}3/27 409 MQtai ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES Sub-Division - BeJonia 51. Name of the Villages Location Remarks SI. Name of the Villages Location No. Code No. No. Code No. Remarks 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 425 Nafaroy Reang Choudhury Para 3/3/173 476 Pati Cbara (Uttar Hichachara) 3/3/370 " 426 Nagendra Roaja Para 477 Patichari Bazar 3/3/9 (Madhya Pillak) 3/3/468 478 Phani Chandra Para 3/3/604 Extinct 427 Nagendradas Para (Kalma) 3/3/432 479 Pillaksing Tripura Para 3/3/396 428 Naigharia 3/3/325 480 Piparia Khola (East) 3/3/250 429 Nailafru Chakma Para 481 Pitarai Para (Lakshmi chara) 3/3/347 (Gaburchara) 3/3/419 482 'Pitrai Para 3/3/568 Extinct 430 Nakuljoy Reang Para 3/3/168 483 Poramani Para 3/3/591 Extinct 431 Nalini Chandt:a Roaja Para 3/3/394 Extinct 484 Prakash Nagar 3/3/284 432 Narad Chandra Para '485 Prasanna Kr. Roaja Para 3/3/241 (Uttar Hichachara) 3/3j526 486 PraS'anna Roaja Para 3/3/87 Extinct 433 Narad Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/486 487 prasanna Roaja Para 3/3/150 434 Naraifung 3/3/21$ Extinct 488 puiya Ch. Roaja Para 435 Naser Nagar 3/3/286 (Ranga Chara) 3/3/517 436 Neu Mdg Para 3/3/410 Extinct 489 Puran Rajbari 3/3/324 437 Nihar Nagar 3/3/287 490 Purba Chandra Roaja Para 438 Nilaroy Para 3/3/212 Exlinct _ (Abang Chara) 3/3}443 439 Nimai Bari 3/3;574 Extinct 491 Purba Pillak 3/3/549 Extinct 440 Ninetytwo (92) B.N. BSF. 3/3}220 Extinct 492 Purba Taichama 3/3/-240 Headquarter 493 Purbabash Para 3/3/130 441 Nishikanta Roaja Para 3/3/529 Extinct 494 Purbasing Para 3/3/97 442 Ni!lhikurilar Murasing Para 3/3/6 495 Purna Ch. Para (Taichama) 3/3/495 443 Nishikumar Roaja Para 3/3/646 496 Purna Ch. Tripura Para 3/3/351 444 Nithu Mog Chow. Para 3/3/333 497 Purna Laigang Bari 3/3/231 445 No. 4 Kayemi Taluk 3/3/547 Extinct 498 Purnadhan Roaja Para 3/3/153 446 No. 16 Kayemi Taluk 3/3/563 Extinct 499 Purnaham Reang Para 447 No. 21 Kayemi Taluk 3/3/550 Extinct (Dagai CharakbaiJ 3/3/330 448 Nutan Chandra Sub has 500 Purnajoy Para 3/3/216 Extinct Chandra ~ar.a 3/3/546 Extinct 501 Purnajoy Reang Para 3/3/228 449 Nutan R6aja Para 3/3/510 502 Purnaroy M urasing Para 3/3/3 503 Purnaroy Reang Para 3/3/152 450 Oga MogPaJ;a 3/3/337 5()4 Purniram Para 3/3/331 Extinct 451 Oks hiram Para 3/3/611 505 Pusparai Para 3/3/350 452 Olao B~i 3/3}423 Extinct 506 Pusparam Roaja Para 3/3/665 Extinct 453 Oraham Chow. Para 3/3/226 507 Rabidas Para 3/3/290 508 Rabidas Rean~ Para 454 Paban Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/131 (Blrendra Nagar) 3/3/355 455 Padma Loehan Chow. Para 3/3/69 509 Rabid.as Reang Para 456 Padma Kr. Para 3j3[368 (Birendra Nagar) 3/3}365 457 Padma Kr. Para 3/3/572 Extinct 510 Radhakishore Nagar 3/3/649 Extinct 458 Pagda Roy Reang Para 3/3/56 ExtinCt 511 Radhakrishna Biswas Para 459 Pagla Chara 3/3/603 Extinct (Purba Charakbai) 3/3(385 460 Pllichandra Para 3/3/586 Extinct 512 Radhakrishna Para (Baikora) 3/3/387 461 Paikha Chow. Para (Betaga) 3/3/399 513 Radhamohan Chaknia Para 3/3/28 Extinct 462 Paikhala 3/3/88 514 Radhu Roaja Para 3/3/151 463 Paithai Mog Para 3/3/188 Extinct 515 Rahi Kr. Sardar Para 3/3/139 464 Pal an Kr. Roaja Para 3/3/70 516 Raidhan Bari 3/3/362 Extinct ~65 Pali Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/391 517 Railo Mog Para (Charakbai) 3/3/332 466 Pali Sardar Para 3/3/369 EXlinct 518 Raimohan Master Para 3/3/177 467 Pal wan Chand 3[3/305 EVlinct 519 Rajani Kanta Para (Baikara) 3f3j382 468 Panjiham ~ari (Barpathari) 3/3/610 520 Rajani Sardar Para" " 3/31132 469 Paschim Bagafa 3/3/157 521 Rajapur Garo Para 3/3/4 470 Paschim_-Jo}ai Bari 3/3/437 522 Rajapur Jamatia Para 3/3/81 471 Paschim Kathalia 3/3/239 523 Rajchandra "Para 3/3/446 472 Paschim Pillak 3/3/477 524 Rajdhan Para (KaJashi) 3/3/374 473 Paschim Piparia Khola 3/3/265 525 Rajkumar Para 3/3/313 474 Pachim Radhakishoregan.i 3/3/621 526 Rajkumar Para 3/3/562 Extinct 475 Pathya Roaja Para 3/3/198 Extinct 527 Rajkumar Roaja Para 3/3/52 Extinct ( xxv ) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES Sub-Division-Belonia SI. Location SI. Name of the Villages Location Remarh No. Name 'of the Villages Code No. Remarks No. Code No. 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 528 Rajkumar Roaja Para 3/3/448 Extinct 579 Santiram Para 3/3/15 Extinct 529 Rajkumar Roaja Para 580 Sarashima 3/3/222 (Paschim Pillak) 3/3/478 581 Sarat Chandra Para 3/3/642 Extinct 530 Rajkumar Roaja Para 3/3/661 582 Sarat Chandra Para 531 Rajkumar Roaja Para No. II 3/3/670 Extinct (Ranga Chara) 3/3/518 532. Rajmani Para (Sagbari) 3/3/496 583 Sarbadhan Reang Para 3/3/334 533 Rajmohan Para 3/3/558 Extinct 584 Sashi Kr. Biswas Para 3/3/383 534 Rajlrlohan Roaja Para 3/3/208 Extinct 585 Sashi Kr. Roaja Para 3/3/86 Extinct 535 Rajnagar 3/3/282 586 Sashi Kr. Roaja Para 536 Raj nagar 3/3/637 (Tairuma) 3/3/502 537 Rajnagar Colony 3/3/283 587 Sastiroy Reang Para 3/3/181 Extinct 538 Rakhiroy Roaja Para 3/3/109 588 Sataroy Reang Para 3/3/237 539 Rambabu Para 3/3/83 589 Sataroy Rean~ Para 3/3/356 Extinct 540 Rambhakta Roaja_Para 3/3/85 590 Satish Chandra Para & 541 Ramchandra Roaja Para 3/3/201 Extinct Bharat Chandra Para 3/3/523 542 Ramchandra Reang 591 Satish Chandra Para Sardar Para 3/3/138 ( Rangachara) 3/3/516 543 Ramhari Bari (Kalashi) 3/3/455 591 Satish Cahndra Roaja Para 3/3/204 Extinct 544 Ramjiban Roaja Para (Taikumba) 3/3/450 593 Satish Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/297 Extinct 545 Ramkanta Roaja Para 3/3/618 594 Salish Choudhury Para 3/3/121 546 Ramke~hab Para 3/3/214 Extinct 595 Satrughna Uchai Para 547 Ramnagar 3/3/647 (Gaburachara) 3/3/413 548 Ramrai Bari 3/3/482 596 Shib Chandra Reang Para 3/3/378 549 Ramrai Roaja Para 3/3/493 597 Shillong Mog Para 550 Ramsona Roaja Para 3/3/645 (Gaburachara) 3/3/421 551 Ramsundar Reang Para 3/3/345 598 Shorn Para 3/3/128 (Laxmichara) 599 Siddiroy Para 552 Rangadhan Roaja Para 3/3/499 (Dakshin Hichachara) 3/3/494 553 Rangamura 3/3/309 600 Sikijoy Para 3/3/575 Extinct 554 Rashi Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/668 601 Sitaram Reang Para 3/3/176 555 Ratan Bari 3/3/67 602 Sona Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/398 556 Ratan Chandra Para 3/3/595 Extinct 603 Sonai Chari (Purbabash Padua) 3/3/134 557 Ratanmani Boaja Para 3/3/296 Extinct 604 Sonajoy Roaja Para (Ganga) 3/3/672 558 Rathi Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/631 605 Sonapur 3/3/269 559 Ruhioi Kllmar Sardar Para 3/3/137 606 Sonatan Choudhury Para 3/3/224 560 Ruhini Thakur Para 3/3/11 607 Sonatan Choudhury Para 3/3/255 561 Rupairam Tripura Para 608 Soutb Krishnanagar 3/3/312 (Laxmi chara) 3/3/344 609 Sribari (Alotola) 3/3/5.40 610 Srikanta Bari (Birendra Nagar) 3/3/613 611 Srikul Member Bari (Purba 562 Sabar Para (Kasari R.F.) 3/3/306 PilIak) 3/3/5 I 3 563 Sadban Hari Para 3/3/262 612 Sripur 3/3/648 564 Sad han Kumar Roaja Para 3/3/92 613 Subal Chandra Tripura Bari 3/~/479 565 Sadhu Kumar Para 3/3/472 614 Subha Chandra Roaja Para 566 Sadhu Kumar Para 3/3/210 Extinct (Birendra Nagar) 3/3/357 567 Sadhu Kumar Para 3/3/514 Extinct 615 Subhas Colony 3/3/159 568 Sadhu Kumar Roaja Para 3/3/633 616 Subi Kumar Para 3/3/206 Extinct 569 Sajarai Bari 3/3/233 617 Sudda Kumar Para 3/3/580 ExtlDct 570 Sakhi Chandra Roaja Para 618 Sukha Chandra Para 3/3/447 Extinct (Tairuma) 3/3/512 619 Sukhroy Roaja Para 3/3/632 571 Samarendra Nagar 3/3/275 620 Sundar Narayan Chow. Para 3/3/522 Extinct 572 S3mbhuhari Noatia Para 3/3/54 621 Suranta Tripura Bari (Tairuma) 3/3/509 573 Sambhujoy Roaja Para 3/3/99 622 Suresh Sing Para 3/3/75 574 Sambhuram Roaja Para 3/3/492 623 Surja Kumar Para 3/3/484 575 Samseroy Choudhury Para 3/3/254 624 Surja Kumar Roaja Para 3/31548 Extinct 576 Sanka Kr. Reang Para 3/3/252 625 Suria Kumar Roaja Para 577 Santamani Para (Tairuma) 3/3/623 (Birendra.Nagar) 3/3/353 626 Surja Prasad Reang Chow. Para 578 Santimani Para 3/3/390 (Kalan) 3/3/428 ( xxvi ) ALPHABETICAL LISJ' OF VILLAGES Sub-DivisioD~Bel!)Jp;l SI. Location SI. Location Name of the Villages Remarks Name of t4e Villag~ Remarks No. Code No. No. Code No. 2 3 4 2 3 4 627 Tabiroy Reang Para (Laxmi chara) 3/3/379 652 Tongkhala Chqw. Para 3/3/246 628 Taibhamachara (Debipur) 3/3/229 653 Tubia 3/3/273 629 Taichamachara 3/3/600 Extinct 654 Tufania Roaja Para 3/3/659 Ej[tinct 630 Taichama Padma Kr. Roaja Para. 3/3/89 Extinct 631 Takma Patichari 3/3/8 655. Uchai Mog Chow. Para 632 Taktiram Para 3/3/483 (Madhya Pillak) 3/3/490 633 Talmani Para 3/3/5 Extinct 656 Ucbai Para 3/3/454 Extinct 634 T.ambai Bad (Giridhan Kumar: 657 Udaihari Roaja Para 3/3}260 Para) 3/3/608 658 Udrachai Mog 1,'ara (Abang 635 Tapchara Chow. Para 3/3/182 Extinct Chara) 3/3/444 636 Tapta Kumar Roaja Para 3/3/149 659 Utaiha Reang Para 3/3/244 637 Tarani Sen Roaja Para 3/3/539 Extinct 660 Uttar BeJonia 3/3/112 638 Taslampha Para 3/3/41 661 Uttar Bharat Chandra Nagar 3/3/227 639 Tathi Kr. Roaja Para 3/3/511 662 Uttar Raripur 3/3/638 640 Tawchariha Ban 3/3/33 663 Uttar Richa. Chara 3/3/565 El'tinct 641 Tebaria & Bhairab Nagar 3/3/322 664 Uttar Kalabaria 3/3/105 642 Teja Mog Para 3/3/607 665 Uttar Krishnanagar 3/3/310 643 Thaichandra Para 3/3/418 666 Uttar Paschim Hicha Chara 3/3/606 644 Thaichuha Para 3/3/55 667 Uttar Purba Hicha. Cijara 3/3/605 645 Thaigamari 3/3/417 668 Uttar Rangamura 3/3/308 646 Thaiga Mog Para 3/3/160 669 Uttar Sonai Chari ·3/3/133 647 Thaingya Mog Choudhury Para 3/3/219 Extinct 670 Uttar Sri ram pur 3/3/319 • 648 Thakum Bari (T<.alashi) 3/3/453 649 Thandababu Para 3/3/17 671 Wang Mog Choudhury Para 3/3/336 650 Thangpaiha Reang Para 3/3/245 651 Tirtharam Reang Para 3/3/238 672 Zarcha C4ow. ~ara 3/3/24 ( xxvii ) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES Sub-Division-Sabroom S1. Location SI. Name of the Villages Location Remarks No. Name of the Villages Code No. Remarks No. Code No. 2 3 4 2 3 4 1 Amlighat 3/4/22 38 Laxmi Roaja Para 3/4/6 2 Arunjan Prasad Roaja Para 3/4/3 39 Ludhua 3/4/65 3 Asharam Roaja Para 3/4/27 40 Ludhua T.E. 3/4/70 4 Bag~hatal 3/4/67 41 Madhabnagar 3/4/1 5 Bais nabpup 3/4/66 42 Madhu Roaja Para 3/4/5 6 BarabH 3/4/72 43 Magrum 3/4/68 7 Betaga 3/4/53 44 Magur Chara 3/4/48 8 Bharat Chandra Roaja Para 3/4/7 45 Mangal Chandra Roaja Para 3/4/34 9 Bhuratali 3/4/38 46 Mangalia Para 3/4/26 Extinct 10 Bijoynagar 3/4/59 47 Manu 3/4/50 11 Birchandra Para 3/4/23 48 Manu Bazar 3/4/49 12 Brojendranagar 3/4/58 49 Manu Ghat 3/4/31 13 Chalita Bankul 3/4/42 50 Naba Chandra Roaja Para 3/4/35 14 Chalitachari 3/4/32 51 Naba Kr. Roaja Para 3/4/15 Extinct 15 Chandsing Roaja Para 3/4/25 Extinct 52 Nitya Kr. Roaja Para 3/4/8 16 Chatakchari 3/4/63 53 Pota Chara 3/4/51 17 Dakshin Kalapania 3/4/46 54 Prabir Kr. Roaja Para 3/4/13 Extinct 18 Dakshin Manu Bankul 3/4/44 5S Purba Sabroom 3/4/64 19 Dhani Chandra Roaja Para 3/4/10 Extinct 20 Doul Bari 3/4/60 56 Rajnagar 3/4/4 57 Ramendranagar 3/4/57 21 Fulchari 3/4/39 58 Rashi Chandra Roaja Para 3/4/12 59 Rupa Chandra Roaja Para 3/4/11 Extinct 22 Gardhang 3/4/36 60 Rupaichari 3/4/61 23 Gaya Chand Para 3/4/30 Extinct 24 Ghorakapa 3/4/74 61 Sabroom 3/4/69 2S Goursing Roaja Para 3/4/2 62 Saratchandra Roaja Para 3/4/19 26 Guachand 3/4/54 63 Sashi Roaja Para 3/4/33 64 Shyamsing Roaia Para 3/4/28 27 Harbatali 3/4/24 Extinct 6S Silachari 3/4/40 28 Hari Kr. Roaja Para 3/4/14 Extinct 66 Silachari 3/4/71 67 Sinduk Pathar 3/4/47 29 lalefa 3/4/55 68 Sonaichari 3/4/62 69 Srinagar 3/4/17 30 Kakai Mog Para 3/4/29 70 Suknachari 3/4/73 31 Kaladhefa 3/4/52 71 Sruja Narayan Roaja Para 3/4/18 Extinct 32 Kalyan Nagar 3/4/56 33 Kaptali 3/4/75 72 Taichama 3/4/43 34 Karima Tilla 3/4/20 35 Kashi Chandra Roaja Para 3/4/9 Extinct 73 Uttar Kalapania 3/4/37 36 Kathalchari 3/4/45 74 Uttar Manu Bankul 3/4/41 37 Krishnanagar 3/4/16 7S U pen dranagar 3}4/21 Extinct DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK: PART A 1. HISTORY OF DISTRICT CENSUS to be a useful compilation to the State Govern HANDBOOK ment and various other organisations for the purposes of reference. The 1961 Census of The Census data of Tripura, down to the Tripura was conducted independently, under a viI1ag~ level were first published in the form of separate Censlls Superintendent. The data were Cepsus Handbook of Tripura in 1951 Census, processed in Tripura itself and independent ~efore this, Tripura was a princely state upto Census publications brought out for the first t~e 14th of October IQ49. During the princely time according to All India Census publication regime the Census Operations in Tripura upto programme. 1941 were performed along with the Imperial Census and conducted under the supervision and control of the Superintendent of Census In the 1961 Census Operations throughout Operations of undivided Bengal. During that India, considerable improvement about the period the Census figures of Tripura were contents of the District Census Handbook over published in the provincial report of Bengal those of 1951 was made by making the District upto the sub-divisional level only. No separate Census Handbook more informative. Since Census report in respect of Tripura is available Triflura was a single district territory at the for those periods except for 1931 when a separate time of the 1961 Census, only one District Census report for Tripura from the data of Census Handbook was compiled. The District Census report of Bengal was published by the Census Handbook of 1961 Census contained Tripura Government in Bengali, then official pJimary. Census data and some additional infor language of Tripura. The Census data contained mation i)1 respect of each village. The additional in this report also did not give a picture down iriformation was collected in the form of village to village/tehsil level but to the sub-divisional notes at the time of actual ¥numeration, showing level only. various facilities like Educational, Medical, Postal etc., which were available in the Village. The The 1951 Census of Tripura was conducted Handbook also provided a short introduction to under the general supervision of the Superinten Tripura showing area, location, physical aspects, dent of Census Operations, Assam, treating hill ranges, plains and river basins, climate and Tripura as a single district as it WlJS then a rainfall, class of soil, forest, agriculture, indus single district state (Part C). Publication of tries and an account of historical development Census Handbook for each district separately of the place as well as some basic information was first introduced in tha;t Census with the about the vi1~ages, their people-their common object of making Census data available down to di.seases and calamities they suffer from. The the level of the smallest administrative unit. statistics relating to raInfall, temperature, Accordingly a separate Census volume for agriculture, industries, administration, medical Tripura was published by the Tripura Govern and public health, education etc. as maintained ment, which presented Census data of Tripura by various Govt. Offices were also incorporated. for 1951 down to the village level. Since Thus in addition to the Census data non-census then the District Cens\ls Handbook proved ~tatistic$ were also made available. It was 2 expected that this would serve as a convenient PART A: VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY reference book to the data users of different fields for planning, administrative and other The scope of the District Census Handbook purposes. Nevertheless, continuous changes were Part A was finalised after discussion in the observed in the nature of information required first conference of the Superintendents of Census by various data users of the country. Some Operations at New Delhi. The format of the times there were conflicting demands from Village Directory for 1971 Census presents for different persons or organisations who were each village, particulars of different amenities frequently guided by their segmental fields of available in the matter of Education, Medical interest. The Census Organisation of India Institution, Power Supply, Communications, Post carefully considered all such points and with an ~ Telegraph facilities, Drinking Water Supply, insight of its own, determined the different sorts Particulars of land-use, Weekly market/hat and of information which should be presented in the Places of religious, historical and archaeological District Census Handbook of 1971 Census. interest in the village. The details of all these have been explained further at appropriate places Thus in 1971 Census planning and efforts arterwards. have been made to compile both Census and non-census statistics down to village level The Town Directory portion gives in the throughout the country in a fairly comprehensive form of suitable statements for each town in the .and uniform manner. The main changes in the district, the status of the town administration, Village Directory schedule of 1971 Census from its origin, growth of population, functional that of 1961 are, inclusion of information about category, physical aspects and location, latest the avaiiability of a few additional amenities like municipal financial statements, civic and other existence of Katcha/Pucca roads, distance from amenities like medical, educational and cultural nearest town, types of educational institutions facilities, trade, industry, commerce and banking and land-use data as desired by the Ministry of facilities etc. _ The details of each statement have Food and Agriculture, Government of India. elaborately been discussed afterwards. In order to make the publication of village level statistics, covering largely non-census data, PARTB: VILLAGE AND URBAN available as early as possible to the data users, BLOCKWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT it has been decided that the District Census Handbook should be brought out in three parts This part gives for. each village and ~acJl and to publish Part A - Village and Town block of a town, the primary Census data Directory as soon as the data were compiled. incorporating area, occupied residential houses, number of households, total population and its 2. SCOPE OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS bfeak-up by sex, scheduled caste and scheduled HANDBOOK tribe population, literate population, working population by nine broad categories of cultiva The District Census Handbook comprises of tors, agricultural labourers, those working in live three parts viz., Part A-Village and Town stock, forestry, fishing, plantations etc., mining Directory, Part B-Village and Urban Block and quarrying, manufacturing, construction, wise Primary Census Abstract, Part C-Analyti trade and commerce, transport, storage and cal Report, Administrative Statistics and District communications and in other services as also CeJlsl,ls Tables. thy nop-workin~ population. :present~tion Qf similar primary Census data down to village implementation of these divisions of the adminIS level is the basis of the District Census Hand trative units took place so belatedly that it was book of Indian Census tradition since 1951 not possible for this organisation to adjust the Census. Census 9"p-erati9.!lS _Q[ _l~l with the changed teb.;;Ils when it had on the basis of the pre-exist PART C : ANALYTICAL REPORT, ing 45 tehsils already completed the 1st phase ADMINISTRATIVE STATISTICS AND of the - Censt7s Operations of houselisting and DISTRICT CENSUS TABLES housenumbering for 1971 Census. The Census Organisation of Tripura could not _conduc~ th~ The essential feature of this part is the 1971 Census .Operatiol,!.~.Jl~.fO!~i.!!&..~!!e sl!.l.!~s; incorporation of the administrative statistics tr!llly surveyed Revenue Mouzas by adjusting pertaining to the district in all fields of develop them with 1961 Census Village lists for some ment. The data in this connection are collected administrative diffic1!lties. Therefore at the time from the various departments of the State of the first phase of 1971 Census Operations, Government. Census tables pertaining to the the list of ~961 Census Villages was made up-to district by each sub-division, regarding language, date by the respective sub-divisional Census religion, migration etc. are also reproduced sub Officers by adding newly sprung-up vill,!lges and division-wise. Endeavour shall also be made to deleting the non-ex'istent ones. _ ~ ..- -' incorporate a brief account indicating the changes in the socio-economic and demographic Accordingly the Census in this state was characteristics of the district in the last decade based on notional villages having no well in addition to analysis and interpretation of -demarcated boundary, but recognised by the various tables mentioned above. names by which they were known in their res pective localities. An attempt will be made to 3. NOTES AND EXPLANATIONS ON VILLAGE show the adjustment of these villages with the DIRECTORY revenue villages, sub-division-wise, in Part C of During 1951 and 1961 Censuses as also up the District Cepsus Handbook to enable the to the 1st phase of the Census of J97i. Tripura readers to get the data according to the lowest was a single district territory I with 1.0 sub administrative unit viz., the revenue villages. ci_i.visions- and 45 tehsils. With effect from 1st, September, 1970 the Government of Tripura As the showing of the villages according to divided the territory into three districts. viz., " the 45 old tehsils, would be of no use, the North Trip~ra, West Tripura and South Village Directory is being presented sub-division Tripura with the sub-divisions of Dharmanagar, wise only, separately for each district. The Kailasahar and Kamalpur under the' Nort~ villages are serially arranged in the Directory TriP~ra District ; Khowai, Sad~r- and' Son;~;r~ according to their location code number. under the West Tripura Di~tri~t and Udaipur, Before showing the Village Directory of each Amarpur, Belonia and Sabroom under the South sub-division, an alphabetical list of villages Tripura - District, without any' ~hange in the with their location code numbers is given in the boundary of the sub-divisions. Simultaneously beginning. At the end of the Village Directory the number of tehsils was increased from 45 to of all sub-divisions an appendix (Appendix-II) is 177' without changing the territorial jurisdiction given to show the sum total of different ameni of !he existing 10 sub-divisions. The ac~ual ~ies available in the villages in each sub-division. The readers may know about the extent of columns relating to area figures have many different amenities e.g., Schools, Primary H~alth discrepancies. Centres, Post Offices, Power Supply etc. in the villages and the number of villages havjng such It has been decided that various inset tables amenities in each sub-division. and a brief analysis of the Village Directory will be incorporated in Part C of the District Census There are altogether 1385 villages in the Handbook since the inset tables and their contents South Tripura District and the following inset are not avaiiable immediately and the publication table will give the sub-division-wise distribution of other data for Parts A and B should not be of the same. delayed for the same. TABLE 1 Scope of the Village Directory Total Number of Villages SI. The Village Directory of 1971 Census of No. Name of Sub.division Inhabited Extinct Total Tripura mainly provides data regarding different amenities available in the villages. --I :2 3 4 5 1. Amarpur 415 25 440 It provides information about the follow '2. Belonia 479 193 672 'ing, in respect of every village: i) School/ College etc. ii) Medical Institution, iii) Source 3. Sabroom 64 11 75 of drinking water, iv) Road, v) Post Office, 4. Udaipur 188 10 198 Telegraph Office etc., vi) Staple food, vii) Dis tance from nearest town, viii) Place of historical! TOTAL 1,146 239 1,385 religious/archaeological interest etc. As most of the villages are smal!Jhamlets or The next essential feature of the 1971 Census tribal paras and habitations known as such by Village Directory is the inclusion of land-use data their local names it is very difficult to find out according to the recommendation of the Ministry the correct spellings of the Villages. Moreover of Food and Agriculture, Government of India. the village names go on changing from time to As mentioned before; the area figures of the time. As a result, there may be some differences in villages and the land utilisarton data are crude the spellings of villages as shown in the two parts figures based mainly on eye estimation of the of District Census Handbook containing Village enumerators and other local knowledgeable sburces Directory and Primary Census data; nevertheless, without support from any dependable record. In efforts have been made to adjust the same as far some of the villages the area figures could not as possible at the time of compilation. be estimated. In such cases it is shown as 'NA' i.e., figures not available. As the villages presen!ed in the Directory are not cadastrally surveyed villages, the area of the EXPLANATORY NOTES TO THE villages and land-use statistics shown against VILLAGE DIRECTORY them are as obtained from local agencies based on eye estimation, without having support from In the Village Directory where nothing is any dependable land records. Consequently ~he wri~ten in the columns but !wo dots are put the information should be treated as nil. Explanatory this column. The abbreviations used according notes of each column and abbreviations used to the type of institution are in,dicated below. in the Village Directory are as follows: Name of Institution Abbreviations Used Column 1 : The location code of each village has been shown by three number separated by 1. Primary School Pro S oblique strokes in this column. The first number 2. Junior Secondary or signipes the code number of South Tripura District Middle School Mid. S which is 3. The second number stands for the code 3. Secondary School & number of the sub-division whereas the third Higher Secondary School Sec. S number is meant for the code number of the village. The code numbers of sub-divisions of South 4. College C Tripura District are as follows: 5. Adult Education Centre/ Social Education Centre AEC/SEC UDAIPUR 1 AMARPUR 2 There are also Balwadi Schools, Madrasas BELONIA 3 and Nursery Schools in some villages and these are accordingly mentioned in the directory. 5ABROOM 4 The number of institution of the type mentioned above in the village, is indicated within bracket Thus 3/1/43 means village code number 43 against the institution. of Udaipur sub-division of the South Tripura District. I Column 5: This column indicates if any of the following medical institutions exists in ~he Column 3 : The total area of the village village and accordingly the same is mentioned in acres has been shown in this column. As in the Village Directory using the abbreviations already stated the Census villages have no defined mentioned below with the number of institutions or demarcated boundary and area, hence the indicated within bracket. total area of the village shown in this column is approximate figure as obtained from knowledge Name of Institution Abbreviations Used able sources or officials or from mere eye estima 1. Hospital H tion of the enumerators. 2. Maternity and Child Welfare Centre M.C.W. Columns 4 to 9 relate to the different amenities available within the village such as 3. Primary Health Centre P.H.C. Educational, Medical, Electric Supply, Drinking 4. Dispensary D Water, Communications and Post and Telegraph facilities. Each of these columns is explained 5. Family Planning Centre F.C. below. Column 6: In this column if the village is Column 4: The following types of institu electrified, the same is indicated with the tions which exis~ in the villages are indicated ih abbreviation 'E'. Column 1: Different types of drinking water during the major portion of the year is recorded supply sources within the village are indicated e.g., Rice, Wheat etC. Rice is the staple food of in this column. These are stated below with the people of this state. the abbreviations used in ~he Village Directory. Column 11 to 15: These columns deal with Sources Abbreviations Used the land utilisation data covering the tot~l area of the village. The area under different types 1. Tank Water TK of land use is shown in acres. The information 2. Tubewell Water TW could not be collected from the village level 3. Well Water W officials of the Revenue Department as the 4. River R Census villages themselves are not cadastrally 5. Other Sources i.e. 'Cherra', surveyed revenue villages and have no defined 'Canal', 'Fountain', etc. 0 boundary and area. Hence estimates have been made in consultation with the village officials in most cases and wherever possible the figures Column 8: In this column if the village is have been furnished on the basis of eye estima served by one or more of the following means tion. In some cases, even estimates could not of communications within a distance of one mile be made and in such cases 'NA' i.e., figures not from the village the same is indicated with the available, has been indicated in the column. abbreviations used as follows : Means Abbreviations Used The different columns have been defined . according to the terms used as discussed below . 1. Pucca Road PR 2. Katcha Road KR Column 11: Land under forest is included 3. Na vigable River R in this column. Normally all actually forested area on lands classed or administered as forests There is no Railways within the state of under legal enaGtment whether state-owned Tripura except only in Dharmanagar. The (i.e. reserved or protected forests) or private is Railways from the adjacent state of Assam links included in this column. Tripura upto Dharmanagar town. Columns 12 & 13: These two columns cover Column 9: In this column the existence of all agricultural land under cultivation which the following amenities in the villages is indicated include net area sown with .crops, orchards, tea with the abbreviations noted against each. plantation and also fallows. Fallow lands would imply all lands which were taken up for culti Names Abbreviations Used vation, but are temporarily out of cultivation, for 1. Post Office P.O. a period of not more than five years. Column 12 and 13 indicate irrigated and unirrigated agricul· 2. Telegraph Office T.O. turalland respectively. 3. Post & Telegraph Office P &T.O. 4. Telephone Connection Phone Column 14: This exhibits lands fit for cultivation, whether taken up for cultivation Column 10: In this column, the staple food or not or once taken up for cultivaton but of the majority of the population of the village no~ cultiva~ed for more than five years in 7 succession. Such lands may be either fallow 4. NOTES ON TOWN DIRECTORY or covered with shrubs and jungles and not put to any use. They may be assessed or It is for the first time in 1971 Census, that unassessed and may be in isolated blocks or within a separate Town Directory has been prepared. cultivated holdings. Lands under thatching It contains inforlllation regarding the existence grasses, bamboo bushes and other groves for of different types of amenities available in each fuels, which are not included under orchards or town. The inform\ltion has been collected forests under any legal enactment also come under through Government Departments, local knowl· this head. Common and grazing lands within edgeable sources and from 1971 Census tables. forest areas of the village are also included in this column. Before 1961 Census, Agartala was treated as the only town in Tripura. In 1961 Census, Column 15: This column includes land not in addition to Agartala, five more Sub. available for cultivation such as barren, uncultur divisional headquarters viz., Khowai, Kailasahar, able land and land put to non-agricultural use. Dharmanagar, Radhakishorepur (Udaipur) and Belonia were declared for the first time as towns Land put to non-agricultural use stands for on consideration of their urban characteristics. all lands occupied by buildings, roads and rail In 1971 Census also, only these six towns in ways or under water i.e. rivers and canals etc. and cluding Agartala which is the capital town of lands other than agriculture, and covers all barren Tripura, have been taken as towns. Agartala and unculturable lands like mountains, deserts has a municipality while the rest are non (not found in this state), etc. Land which cannot municipal. In the Census of 1971, no other be brought under cultivation unless at a high cost place has been considered as a town, but is classed as uncultivable whether such land is in Agartala town having its urban outgrowth in isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings. the surrounding villages, has been treated as Agartala Urban Agglomeration with these villages. G~lumn 16: In this column the approximate The details of such villages forming Agartala distance of the village from the nearest town or Urban Agglomeration are given in Appendix .... from the nearest sub-divisional headquarters (in of the Town Directory of West Tripura District. case of those sub-divisions which have no declared toy;n within it) is recorded in kilometers. There is no city in Tripura. Like 1961 Census only two towns, Belonia and Radhakishorepur Column 17: In this column the information of South Tripura District have been treated as about market, if any, held in the village towns in 1971 Census. is available. Wherever there is a hat/market, the day/days Of the hat/market held in the village Census definition of town: The criteria is also written in this column. which had been applied at the 1961 Census, to a place, for its recognition as a tbwn, are Column 18: The column is meant for followed in the 1971 Census also. To qualify remarks. Moreover, if there is any place of for recognition as an urban area, a place should religious, historical or archaeological interest, the first be either a Municipal Corporation area or same is written in this column. Generally, a Municipal area or under either Town Committee temples, mosques etc. are ~how~ in t4is column. Or under a Notified Area Committee or a Canton- 8 ment Board. If the place does not have any of quarters of Amarpur and Sabroom and the these urban local bodies to administer the affairs, discretion given to the Director it was desirable then the following empirical tests are' to be that the sub-divisional headquarters of Amarpur applied. and Sabroom should also have been treated as towns during 1971 Census. The delimitation (a) A mlDlmum population of 5000 (esti was done in 1969 when the present author was mated for 1971). not in office. However, the cases of Amarpur ana Sabroom town will be discussed in details (b) A density of not less than 400 per Sq. in Part C of the District Census Handbook. km. (i.e., 1000 per Sq. mile). In 1968 the Tripura Government .by their Notification No. F.16-LSG/67 dated 23.5.1968 (c) Occupation of the male working force published in the Tripura Gazette of I st June, should be 75% non-agricultural. 1968,- notified certain areas of Radhakishore pur and Belonia inviting objections from the (d) The place should have a few pro members of the public for constitution of these nounced urban characteristics such ·as areas into notified areas and constitution of town existence of public offices, shopping committees. In the case of Belonia town the centres, educational institutions, hospital area which was treated as urban area in 1961 services etc. corresponded to the area notified by the State Government and the same area has been taken as These were discussed in the· conference of the urban area in 1971 Census also. But in the case the Directors of Census Operations, held at New of Radhakishorepur town the area which was Delhi in May 1969 and it was decided that the treated as Radhakishorepur town in 1961 Census Directors of Census Operations would apply measured 1.95 Sq. miles (approx.), but in 1971 these criteria and finalise the list of towns in Census some more area was included and a their states accordingly in consultation with the total area of 2.50 Sq. miles was taken as urban State Governments. It was also decided that the area. This was done by the Sub-divisional criteria of minimum population size, density Officer; who was the Sub-div_isional Census Officer and non-agricultural composition of the male without prior concurrence of the Directorate or the working popUlation should be adhered to as far. State Government. But in the State Government as possible. The list of towns so finalised was notification mentioned above proposing consti to be got approved by the Registrar General, tution of notified areas in Radhakishorepur India giving reasons for inclusion of new towns town boundary as well as the area, differ from and exclusion of existing towns from the list of both the boundary and area of the 1961 Census towns of 1961. The Directors were, however, and the 1971 9~nsus. The notified areas however, given discretion to waive some of. the said have not yet been finalised and the State criteria in appropriate cases. Government has been moved by this Directorate for recasting the notified areas so that this As in 1961 Census, only two towns viz. can correspond with the area in Radhakishorepur Radhakishorepur (Udaipur) and Belonia within town in 1971 Census. It was desirable the jurisdiction of South Tripura District have that the urban areas were determined in consul been treated as towns. But in view of the distinct tation with the State Government as instructed l,lfbap characteristics of the sl,lb-c;livisional b,ead- b~ the Re~istrar General, India. petailed di~- 9 cussions on these points will be made in Part C In this statement particulars of CIVIC and of the District Census Handbook. other amenities provided in each town have been given. Such particulars are (i) pucca and DETAILS OF SIX STATEMENTS OF THE katcha road length, (ii) sewerage and drainage TOWN DIRECTORY system in the town, (iii) different types of latrines available and their number, (iv) methods of night-soil disposal, (v) source of water supply, Statement I (vi) availability of fire fighting service and In this statement the following particulars (vii) availability of electrification for different of each town have been shown: (i) Name purposes such as domestic, industrial, street light of the town, (ii) Its location code, (iii) Civil ing and others. administration status i.e., municipal or non municipal, (iv) growth history i.e., population Statement V in each decade since 1901 and (v) functional Different facilities e.g. medical, educational, category as per 196f and 1971 census i. e., recreational and cultural which are available in whether the .town is industrial, service etc., or of the town and their magnitude will be available primary activities. from this statement. In the medical facilities, number of hospitals, dispensaries, T. B. clinics, health centres and beds available are shQwn. In Statement II educational facilities, different types of schools, In statement II the physical aspects of each colleges, engineering and medical colleges, poly town such as annual rainfall and maximum as technics etc. and ~heir numbers separately for well as minimum temperature recorded in the each item are shown in the statement. Among specified year are shown. The table also the recreational" facilities, number of cinema contains the names of (i) nearest city having halls, public libraries, stadia and auditorial population of 1 lakh or more, (ii) railway drama halls is shown separa~ely. station, (iii) places of bus route, (iv) navigable river, (v) nearest seaport and road distances Statement VI of the town from (a) state headquarters (b) In this statement the picture of trade. district headquarters, (c) sub-divisional head commerce, industry and banking for each quarters. town is shown briefly. As for example, th(ee most important commodities which are exported Statement III from and imported to ~he town have been shown separately to give a picture on trade and In this statement the financial statement of commerce in the town. Similarly to know about receipt and expenditure on each municipal town industry one can see the names of three most has been shown. In case of non-municipal town important commodities manufactured in the town. there is no separate budget and account and Number of bank, agricultural credit society, hence the columns of receipt and expenditure non-agricultural credit society is shown sepa are shown blank. rately for each town. Statement IV Statement VII The characteristics of urban area depend This stateIDent is prepared from 1971 Census on differ~nt types of amenities provided. data showing population of different religions. 10 LIST OF URBAN AGGLOMERAnON AND All the nine categories of workers adopted STANDARD URBAN AREA in 1961 and 1971 Censuses are grouped into five sectors as follows : In this state urban agglomeration and standard urban area have been finalised during 19610ensus 1971 Census 1971 Census in resoect of Agartala town only. Categories Oategories This town i .. in West Tripura District. Hence (1) Agriculture and the data for the statements in respect of urban Allied Activities I, II & III I, II, III & IV agglomeration are not provided in this book. (2) Industries inclu- ding Construction IV, V & VI V & VI (3) Trade & Commerce VII VII NOTES ON STATEMENT ON (4) Transport, Storage TOWN DIRECTORY and Communications VIII VIII (5) Other Services IX IX Statement I The basis on which the above characteristics are either predominant in a particular town or In this statement the CIVIC administrative a reflection of composite characteristics, has status of the town as in 1971 has been indicated. been determined from their percentage values. The abbreviation 'NM' indicates that the town The percentage of workers under each of the is non-municipal in status. There is no town above five groups to total working popUlation in this district having the status of a municipality or under notified area committee or a canton is calculated for each town. ment. For Census purpose, Radhakishorepur and Belonia have been treated as urban area These towns Jlre classified according to their for the first time in 1961 Census after delimiting percentage values of the above mentioned five their boundaries notionally. Before 1961, the groups as primary activities town, industrial, general features of urban characteristics such commercial, transport and service towns res as street patterns, contiguously aligned buildings, pectively on the following principle: public service places like school, hospital, police station, market, engagement of inhabitants in (i) If one sector of the economy absorbs non-agricultural activities etc., already existed in more than two-fifth of the total working these two towns without having any. defined urban population i.e. more than 40% then the func unit. The decadal growth rates during 1961-71 tional category of the town is designated as of Belonia and Radhakishorepur are 30 % and belonged to that sector which is predominant, 59% respectively. i.e. industrial, commercial, transport, service or primary. In Cohlfi1I1S 14 and 15 of this statertlent the (ii) 1£ the percentage is less than 40, thel1 functional characteristics of !he !owns have the next predominant category is taken been shown on the basis of the following into account so that their total reaches three method. fifth of the working popUlation i. e., 60%. II Such town is designated as service-cum-primary in Radhakishorepur town. In the district no activities town, commercial-cum-transport town railway line is available between the towns. and so on as the figures may indicate. Dharmanagar town in North Tripura District has railwaJ station. This is the only link (iii) If the total of two categories does established during the decade with the rest of not come upto 60%, then the third predominant India. Hence the only and nearest railway category is taken into account and such town is station is Dharmanagar from all parts of the designated as service-cum-commercial-cum primary state. There is no seaport in Tripura State. activities and so on, as the case may be. Statement III It appears from the statement that the pre In this statement municipal finance of the dominant functional characteristic of Belonia town during the year 1968-69 has been incox:_ was service in 1961' and service-cum-trade in porated. Among the two towns in this district, 1971 which signifies that commercial activities none has the status of a municipality as already have been developed during the decade. Similarly discussed in the notes of Statement I nor the predominant functional characteristics of even any separate budget is allotted for Radhakishorepur town were service-cum-industry them for running the civic administration of in 1961 and this has turned into a service town the towns. Hence there is no scope for discuss only in 1971. This may be a ttributable to the ing the details of this statement and accordin fact that the ~own is developed with the esta gly the statement furnishes nil information. blishment of various government offices during the deCade. Statement IV In this statement informatipn about the exisa Statement II tence of civic and other amenities of the two In this statement the physical aspects such towns has been presented. The information as annual rainfall, maximum and minimum tem incorporated in columns (4) to (8) is from perature and the locational aspect of each town Regional Health Officer of the State Government have been shown". In respect of locational and from the local knowledgeable sources. The aspect the name of and road distance from the figures of latrines shown there are approxima~e State/DistrictjSub-divisional headquarters are figures. available for each town. The iniormation about bus route and navigable river/canal (if In column (3) the road length of each town within 10 kms) is also shown. The maximum has been shown in kilometers. The abbreviations and minimum temperature for the towns in used in this column are PR and KR which South 1ripura District are not available. Hence stand for pucca road and katcha road respec figures shown in cols. ,(5) and (6) are of nearest tively. In column (4) the system of sewerage! town Agartala. the rainfall of Belonia town rec drainage is indicated. In both the towns the rods 2125 m.m. as against 1904 m.m. in Radhaki ~ystem of drainages is open surface drain shorepur. There is no city in the state having shown as 'OSD'. In Radhakishorepur the drains popull;\tion 1 lakh or more. Hence in columJ? 7 are' of katcha type only whereas in Belonia these the nearest city shown, belongs to adjacent state are katcha as well as pucca and accordingly of Assam. In ,column 13, the navigable rivers this has been shown within bracket; there is are Muhuri river in Belonia town and Gomti neither any proper sew erase system nor 11 arty scavenger in the towns. As such the waste advent of the age of urbanisation which also materials of the households are subjected to mix brings modernisation, the general outlook is up with the soils within the households through changing in favour of replacement of the same: natural proce,," Ahe water borne-latrines There is no service type of latrines and disposal shown in column 5 are known as sanitary of night-soil by removal system through human latrines. The other types of latrines shown in labour is not in vogue in these towns. There column (7) are katcna latrines i.e. bore-hole is r.o protected water supply in ~y of the type/well/pits:vstem etc. There is no under towns. The fire fighting service is available in ground sewerage system in either of the towns both the towns. In columns (12) to (16) the and the method of disposal of night-soil of number of electric connections under domestic, water-borne type of latrines is shown as 'ST' industrial and commercial is much higher in in column (8) which means the night-soil is Radhakishorepur town than those in Belonill disposed of with water flush to the septic tank yet the later shows higher number of road built underground within pucca plinth. Of all lighting points than the former. the katcha type of latrines the night-soil is Statement V disposed ~hrough natural process. In this statement the information regarding In these katcha type of latrines, the customary the medical, educational, recreational and cultural practice is to dig a well or hole which acts as facilities available in each of the towns in the a reservoir for a considerable period of time. district is shown. The data presented in this These are generally located in the remotest corner statement relate to the year 1969 and the of the house. In one type of katcha latrine a abbreviations used in this connection are as squatting slab (made of concrete) with water seal follows: is placed above the well, usually 4 to 10 feet In column 3, 'R' stands for hospital, 'Fe' deep. In course of ~ime say within 8 to 10 for family planning clinic. In column 5, 'A' stands years the well swells up with the reservation of for a college where· arts, science and commerce night-soil and it is' duly sealed up with earth and are taught. garbages stored around the neck of the house. It It automa~ically gets absorbed with the earth by reveals from the statement that there are influence of nature. The latrine is shifted to general hospital and family planning clinics in each of the two towns of the district. More ano~her place and a new hole or well is made over the number of beds available in the ~o continue the same process. There is another hospital is 20 in Belonia and 30 in Radha ~ype of latrine where a raised bamboo platform is made as the floor of the latrine. At a dis kishorepur towns. However, the medical facilities ~ance of 4 ~o 6 feet ~he nigh~-soil is passed available in each town are depicted in the ~hrough an iron-shee~ placed in a slanting following inset table. posi~ion wi~h ~he platform. It is deposited over TABLE 1 ~he ground and remains exposed to na~ure MEDICAL FACILITIES which ul~imately absorbs with the soil and dry Name of the Total No. of No. of beds up with tlie influence of na~ure. Such process Sl. town beds in medical per 1000 is con~inued normally for 3 to 5 years when ~he No. institutions population latrine becomes unusable and a new place is 1. Belonia 20 1.76 ielected again. From the point of view of health, 2. Radhakishorepur 30 2.1S these are, however, no~ hygienic and wi~ ~he I~ 11 is evident from the above inset table that any of the towns. However one cinema hali Radhakishorepur town enjoys more medical is available in each of them. Both of the towns facilities than Belonia town. have libraries/reading rooms for public use. It is seen from the statement that only Belonia town has a college in the district where Statement VI the subjects viz., Arts and Commerce are taught. In thi(statement an idea of the export and There is no other institute in both the towns. import of the most important commodities of the towns and important commodities manufa ~ As regards educational facilities in schools , ctured in the towns can be obtained. The source available to the population of the towns, the of the information presented in this statement following inset table will give the distribution is mainly the Sub-divisional Officer of the of Higher Secondary/Secondary School, Middle respective sub-division .. Three most important and Junior Basic and Primary Schools per commodities. thus obtained were further verified thousand of popUlation. from the local knowledgeable persons and the TABLE 2 has same been inserted accordingly. Number per 1000 of population The statement gives a clear picture in this Hiaher Middlel aspect for aU the towns of the district imd Secondary! l Junior Primary Other Name of the town Secondary I Basic School Centres hence it needs no further analysis. S~hool I School ______.L-_ 1. Belonia 0.26 0.09 0.44 0.09 Statement VII 2. Radhakishorepur 0,22 0.14 0.29 0.07 This statement shows the popUlation break up by religion e. g., Hindu, Muslim. Jain, It will be seen from the above inset table Christian etc. of each town. The sourc~ of the that better educational facilities are available to table is the Census data of 1971 Census, Religion the people of Belonia town in respec;:t of Higher Table C-VII. The table reveals that the Hindus Secondary School and Primary School. The other predominate in both the towns. It also appears centres include Social Education/Adult Educa that proportionately Muslim p'opulation has tion etc. higher percentage in Radhakishorepur town than Belonia town. The percentage of Muslims in From the statement it is further seen that Radhakishorepur is 7'36 as against 0'41 percent there is no stadi;um or park or drama hall in in Belonia. VILLAGE DIRECTORY 16 YILLAGE Sub·division : UDAIPUR Amenities and r- ______Amenities available-Jo- ______within the village ---, Total area Loca. of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 1 :2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/1/1 Thelakum Bari 195 Pro S(2) TW KR 3/1/2 Dhalamuradhum No.1 247 KR 3/1/3 Dhalamuradhum No.2 247 KR 3/1/4 Kalamuradhum 247 KR 3/1/5 Nayapitra Bari 247 KR 3/1/6 Raiachara Bari 247 KR 3/1/7 Chhaimarua Bari 247 Pro S(1) KR 3/ltS Karaimura Bari 124 KR 3/1/9 Kharam Sing Bari 124 KR 3/1/10 Tulamura Bari 124 KR 3/1/11 Maithulang Bari 247 Pro S(I) TW KR 3/1/12 Padaram Bari 124 TW KR 3/1/13 Nitai Sing Bari 495 KR 3/1/14 Tai baklai Bari 495 Pr. S(I) KR 3/1/15 Baramura (Kalaibari) 247 KR 3/1/16 Hare Bari 247 Pro S(I) TW KR 3/1/17 Matigang Bari 247 KR 3/1/18 Tulshiram Bari N.A. Pro S(I) KR 3/1/19 Baichang Bari 247 KR 3/l/20 Worrong Bari 247 TW KR 3/1/21 Uttar Brajendra nagar N.A. KR +Gongraikilla) 3/1/22 airupa Bari N.A. Pro S(l) TW KR 3/1/23 Kaipang Bulai Bari 124 Pr. S(1) TW KR 3/1/24 Jaingbari 247 Pro S(I) TW KR 3/1/25 Noa Bari 124 Pro S(l) P.H.C(I) TW,W KR 3/1/26 Kainta Bari 160 W KR Chailta Bari 160 KR,R ~1271/28 Kathalia Bari 160 KR,R 3/1/29 Pabitl'a Ram Bari 640 Pro S(l) TW.W KR,R 311/30 Kalankhaibari 640 Pro S(l) KR 3/1/31 Anglak 'Bari 320 KR 3/1/32 Lailak Bari 320 KR 3/1/33 Darjeeling Bari 640 KR 3/1/34 Brajahari Bari 320 .. KR 3/1/35 Dakshin Brajendra Nagar 2,560 TW KR,R 3/1/36 Thum Bari 95 0 KR 3/1/37 Dak Bari 145 0 KR 3/1/38 Puskarini Bati 80 0 KR 3/1/39 Kalshi Mura Barf 91 0 KR 3/1140 Rainna "Bari 100 0 KR 3/1/41 Baniphai Bari 230 TW,O KR 3/1/42 Sukhmohan Bad 250 TW,O KR 3/1/43 Thabakar Bari 190 Pt. SCt) TW,O KR 3/1/44 Tentai Bari 210 0 KR 1/1/45 Dewan Chara Aid 166 Pt,5(1) .. 0 KR 17 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. e., area under different types Remarks of land-use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place .A.. ---"'\ Nearest Day or days of reU- town of the mar- gious, Area Dot and ket/hal, historical, Cultiva- available distance if any. held or arch- Un- ble for culti- (in kilo- in the aeoloaical Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 58 80 30 5 N.A. R. K. pur 55 Rice 5 N.A. 45 Ric~ 10 20 5 2 N.A. 42 Rice 7 10 3 2' N.A. 38 Rice 10 3 2 1 N.A. 35 Rice 30 13 5 1 N.A. 15 Rice 30 120 10 N.A. 40 Rice 10 40 3 N.A. 40 .. Rice 7 60 5 N.A. 40 Rice 10 30 54 N.A. 24 Rice 25 50 10 N.A. 23 Rice 20 40 7 N.A. " 23 Rice 150 2 1 N.A. 55 Rice 155 5 2 N.A. 56 Rice 140 2 1 N.A. 60 Rice 30 95 15 8 35 Rice 7 100 4 4 5 22 Rice 6 120 5 5 6 23 Rice 6 90 4 4 5 21 Rice 5 80 4 4 5 " 20 Rice 7 200 10 7 7 .J 20 / Rice 5 150 10 10 5 21 Riee 5 40 10 N.A. " 22 Rice 17 80 25 N.A. 19 Rice 40 175 25 N.A. 12 Rice 35 10 4 J 14 Rice 20 15 N.A. 13 Rice 18 10 N.A. " 12 Rice N.A. 280 20 5 13 Rice N.A. 250 10 4 " 16 Rice N.A. 50 50 2 18 Rice N.A. 40 50 5 30 Rice N.A. 120 100 10 '" " 25 Rice N.A. 50 40 5 23 Rice N.A. 110 N.A. 8 Rice 55 .. 40 25 45 35 Rice 100 45 . Rice 50 30 Rice 60 31 " 45 Rice 60 40 37 Rice 100 80 50 47 Rice 100 50 25 75 13 Rice 80 40 20 50 16 Rice 120 35 25 30 32 Rice 30 36 40 80 24 t8 VILLAGE Sub-diYisiOll : UDAIPUR Amenities and Amenities available within the village ,-- .A. ------. Total area Loclt; of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in ~cres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/1/46 Thali Bari 168 0 KR 3/1/47 Nagila Bari 180 0 KR 3/1/48 Dewan Bari 350 Pro S(I) W,O KR' 3Jl149 Laxmi Pati 735 Pr. 8(1) 'fW KR 3/1/50 Photama~ 260 Pro SO) TW KR 3/1/51 Singlung Bari No.1 134 Pro S(I) TW KR 3/1/52 Singlung Bari No.2 176 W KR 3/1}53 Pitra 640 Mid. S(l) TW,W KR P.O.(I) 3/1/54 Rajnagar 'Colony 1,000 Pro S(1) TW,W KR 3/1/55 Manahari Bari N.A. Pro S(I) W KR 3/1/56 Grihachand Para N.A. W KR 3/1/57 Gautam mimi Bad 990 Pr. S(l) KR 3/1158 Mangalhari Bari 867 Pro S(l) KR 3/1/59 Gakulpur 1,250 Pro S(1) TW,W KR P.O.(l) 3/1/60 Gakulpur Colony N.A. Pro S(I) TW,TK KR 311/61 Dhaja Nagar 869 TW,TK KR P.O.(l) 3/1/62 Rajarbak' . 350 Pro S(2) TW,W KR 3/1/63 Sonamur~ 360 TW,W KR 3/1/64 Khil Para 1,250 Pro S(I), TW,TK PR P.O.(I) Mid. S(I) 3/1165 Baishnabir Char 660 TW,W KR 3/1/66 Gangfia 415 .. TW KR 3/1/67 Rajdhar Nagar 1,050 Pro S(1) TW,W KR 3/1/68 Jamjuri 745 Pro S(l), TW KR P.O.(I) Mid. S(I), A.B.C.(I) 3/1/69 Mara Para 2,560 Pro S(l) TW KR 3/1/'lQ Mog Pusk~:rinj 5,120 Pr.,S(I) TW -KR 3/1/11 Powra Mu'ra 640 Pro S(I) TW KR 3/1/~2. Ganga Ch~i:a N.A. Mid. S(l) P.H.C(l) .. TW,W KR P.O.(l) 3/l/73 Chung ting Cherra 250 .. TW KR 3/1/~4. Simsima 250 Pro S(I) TW KR 3/1!7~ Kalaban 640 Pro S(l) W KR 3/1/76 Garjee Cherra 1,300 TK,W KR 3/1/77 Garjee Baz~r 800 Mid. S(l) P.H.C(I) TW KR P.O.(I) 3/1/78 Banka Chlindra Para 500 W KR 3/1/79 Sachindra Reang Para 400 TK KR 3/1/8,0, Abjarali Para 550 W KR 3/1/81 Nabakumar Bari 80 W KR 3/1/8?-. Samatal ~a:rinath Sikari 800 Pro S(I) W KR Bari 3/1/83 Abani Rearig Para 1.280 Pro S(I) W KR 3/1/84 Sa dar Garo Para 420 Pro S(I) W,O KR 3/1/85 Maida Bari 660 0 KR 19 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. e., are under different types Remarks of land-use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place r------. Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area 'not and ket/hat, historical Cultiva- availble .distance if any, held or arch- Un- ble for culti- (in kilo- in the aeoloiical StapletFood Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ]8 Rice 60 38 30 40 R. K. Pur 19 Rice SO 30 100 22 Ri~e 50 240 60 10 Rice 200 239 196 .. 14 Rice 200 60 9 Tuesday & Saturday Rice 82 .'. 52 9 Rice 96 80 9 Rice 100 350 150 40 ".. 12 Friday Rice 375 125 500 3 Temp1e(l) Rice 32 32 8 4 5 Temple(l) Rice 8 24 4 2 .. 6 Rice 495 247 247 5 Rice 371 247 247 7 Rice 495 371 128 247 3 Rice 150 216 75 SO 150 3.5 Daily Rice 20 562 38 201 3 Daily Rice 100 N.A. 2 Rice 96 161 N.A. 5 Mosque(2) Rice N.A. NA N.A. 6 251 3 .. Rice 400 260 3 Rice 300 115 5 Rice 650 400 4 Rice 534 211 6.5 Monday'& Thursday Rice 1,280 640 320 320 6 Rice 1,920 1,280 1.280 320 320 Wednesday & Sunday _ Rice 320 160 160 Rice 55 15 1,098 391 22 Saturday & Thursday Rice 64 48 8 27 Rice 64 125 20 22 Sunday & .. Wednesday Rice 320 60 N.A. 25 Rice 600 350 150 100 100 16 Rice 100 400 50 150 100 .. 16 Thursday & " Monday Rice 300 100 50 50 22 Rice 50 200 100 50 29 Rice 350 100 50 50 14 Rice .. 5 35 35 5 22 Rice 448 140 150 25 37 21 Rice 1,040 140 25 25 50 15 Saturday & Wednesday Rice 192 80 48 30 68 22 Rice 400 15 35 100 110 30 20 VILLAGE Sub-dh'lslon : UDAIPUR Amenities and Amenities available within the village _...... ---r------. Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion . village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the ViJlage (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/1/86 Hisabi Para 270 W,O KR 3/1/87 Hachuk Para 385 Pro ~V) P.R.C.(I) TK,O KR 3/1(88 Nagar Bashi Para 170 O,TK,W KR 3/1/89 Annaram Reang Para 55 KR 3/1,?0 Inushmeah Pera 460 Pro S(I) W,TK KR 3/1/91 Takma Sub·Colony 650 Pro S(I) W KR 3/1/92 Taitakma Para 125 KR 3}1/93 Basan Khola 350 KR 3/1/94 Nagarbasi Murasing Para 175 KR 3/1/95 Budhicharan Murasing Para 160 KR 3/1/96 Balirai BaTi .. 3/1/97 Karai Chandra Para 250 KR 3/1/98 Dakshirt Chandra Pur 7,055 Pro S(2) P.R.C.(I), TW,W KR P.O.(I) Colony' V.R(I) 3/1/99 Sonai Chari N.A. Pro S(I) W KR 3/1/100 Dakshin Chandra Pur 960 Pro S(I), TW,W KR P.O.(l) Sec. S(I) 3/1/101 Uttar Chandra Pur 200 TW,TK KR 3/1/102 Matar Bari & Matar Bad 1,378 Pro S(2) TW,W KR P.O.(I) Taluk 3/1/103 Fulkumari & Fulkumari 3,840 Pro S(I), TW,TK, KR,PR Taluk Sec. S(1) W,R 3/1/104 Rirapur 743 Pro S(I) TW KR 8/1/105 Uttar Maharani 990 Pr. S(I) TW KR 3/1/106 Maharani Bau{r 125 TW KR P.O.(I) 3/1/107 Maharani Sub-Colony 1,485 TW,W KR 3/1/108 Gangfira Bari 250 Pro S(1) KR 3/1/109 Gamaria Bari 250 Pro S(I) P.H.C(I), W PR P.O.(I) V.R(I) 3/1/110 Sungrung Bari 125 Pr. SO) TW,W KR 3/1/111 Rati Cherra 1,280 Pro S(I) TK KR 3/1/112 Waimuli Bari 1,280 KR 3/1/113 Ajula Bari No.1 1,280 KR 3/1/114 Maharani (Taiharchung 645 Pr. SO) KR Bari) 3/1/115 Taiharchung 580 KR 3/1/116 Maharani Ajula 375 KR 3/1/117 Warang Bari 1,600 PR 3/1/118 Manikum Bari 320 KR 3/1/119 Gandhari No.1 320 KR 3/1/120 Gandhari No. 2 475 PR 3/1/121 Sungrung Bari No.1 1,250 KR 3/1/122 Sungrung Bari No.2 745 KR 3/1/123 Krishnabhakta BaTi N.A. Pro S(I) KR 3/1/124 Baisa Bari N.A. Pro SCI) W KR 3/1J125 Khaklaibari 40 KR 21 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. e., area under different types Remarks of land-use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ketjhat, historical, Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- ble for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 75 30 55 50 60 R. K. Pur 25 Rice 250 20 75 25 15 24 Rice 80 20 50 5 15 20 Rice 10 5 20 5 15 22 Rice 180 35 95 100 50 23 Rice 300 250 25 75 30 Rice 75 30 5 15 30 Rice 150 30 90 60 13 Rice 70 50 25 30 13 Rice 80 30 30 2,9 13 .. Extinct Rice 100 20 75 65 25 Rice 5 1,000 6,000 50 7 Friday & Tuesday Rice 300 105 75 ]20 10 Rice 30 600 205 25 100 14 Monday & Friday Rice 80 70 10 40 8 Rice 330 448 400 10 190 3 Daily Temple (1) (Tripureswari) Rice 1,280 2,560 2 Rice N.A. 345 10 105 11 Rice N.A. 400 2 50 10 Rice N.A. 5 10 9 Monday & Thursday Rice N.A. 100 20 20 16 Rice N.A. 50 ]5 10 14 Rice 120 120 N.A. .. 11 Rice 60 60 N.A. 14 Rice 600 600 N.A. 17 3.ice 300 950 N.A. .. 22 Rice 600 600 N.A. 25 Rice 248 297 100 .. 30 Rice 320 210 50 40 Rice 200 125 50 40 Rice ]60 740 620 80 17 Rice 40 125 140 15 25 Rice 112 187 21 25 Rice 80 120 245 30 35 Rice 988 247 • N.A. 35 Rice 495 245 N.A. 40 Rice 7 93 6 9 23 Rice 10 105 7 ]2 .. 25 Rice JO 20 3 2 35 22- VIt.LAGE Sub-divi&ion: UDAIPUR Amenities and Amenities available within the village -----, Total area Luca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village lin acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 1 2- 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 3/1/ 126 Tainani No. 1 22 KR 3/1/27 Tainani No. 22 55 W KR P.O.(l} 3/1/128 Dhankati Khaleha Bari 70 Pro S(I) KR 3/1/129 Parendra Chow. Para N.A. W KR 3/1/130 Maharani Lataham Bari N.A. Pro S(I) W KR 3/1/131 Maharani Chakma 80 W KR Chaigharia 3/1/132 Gurudas Reang Pana 3/1/133 Garjee Chara Sardar Charapara 3[1/134 Maharani Matoria Bari 3fl/135 Khabar.Chara Bari 3/11136 Naya Bari 3/1/137 Devtamura No.1 3/1/138 Devtamura No.2 3/1/139 Hatipocha Battali 450 W KR 3/1/140 Along DIRECTORY Land' Use Land use (i. e., area under different types Remarks of land-use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place r------__.A._ ------____. Nearest Day or days of reU- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/hat, historical Cult iva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- able for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 3 10 2 4 R. K. Pur 26 Rice 14 26 5 3 28 Sunday & Wednesday • Rice 20 30 10 4 25 Rice 50 40 10 12 30 Rice 20 115 12 17 29 Rice 5 20 N.A. 5 28 Extinct Extinct Extinct Extinct Extinct Extinct Extinct Rice 200 150 40 60 9 Tuesday & Friday Rice 150 75 30 35 16 Rice 800 200 300 200. 250 9 Rice 640 11 E~tinct Rice 1,600 350 .800 600 400 19 Extinct Rice .. 640 8 Rice 50 15 25 { , 15 13 20 Rice 10 .20 70 15 10 12 Rice 200 200 200 6 .. Rice 100 50 100 25 50 32 Rice 50 15 30 20 15 25 Rice 25 50 50 15 10 26 Rice 250 200 1,250 - 30 250 " 8 Monday & Friday Rice 5 300 220 80 6 Rice 100 400 400 300 12 Daily Riee 10 1.252 79 214 10 Rice 2 8 5 19 8 Kamala Sagar Rice 200 100 3 Rice 10 34 5 Rice 406 50 14 Rice 250 75 9 Rice 300 50 100 10 Rice 15 10 10 Tuesday & Saturday Rice 2,165 630 327 5 19 Wednesday & Sunday Rice 640 150 50 120 16 24 VILLAGE Sub-dlvilion :, UDAIPUR Amenities and J Amenities available within the village ------"- -, Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village lin acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 3/1/166 Tota Bari (Jamatia Bari) 240 Pro S(1) W KR 3/1/167 Lolunga 320 Pro S(I), TW KR Nursery(l) 3/1/168 Amtali 900 Mid. S(I) TW,W KR P:O.(I) 3/1/169 Shilghati 720 Mid. S(I) TW,W,TK KR 3/1/170 Tailabasi Para (Shilghati) 375 TK KR 3/1/171 Mohansing Para 690 TK KR 3/1/172 Noaghat 640 Pro 5(1) W KR 3/1/173 Kishoreganj N.A. Pro S(1) TW,W KR 3/1/174 Basanta Nagar 140 Pro S(I), P.H.C.(2), E W PR,KR P.O,(I) Sec. S(I), D. (I) Mid.'S.(l) 3/1/175 Purnendu Nagar Colony '5 TW KR 3/1/176 Kushamura 3,320 Pro S(I) W,TW,TK KR 3/1/177 Palatana & Taluk 3,750 Pro S(7) TW,W KR P.O.(I) ... 3/1/178 Dudh Pushkarini 4,507 Pro S(4) TW' KR 3/1/179 Bipinnagar Colony 4 Pr. S(l), W,TW KR A. E. C.(I) 3/1/180 Chandmura (Bipinnagar) .54 Pro S(I) W,TW KR 3/1/181 Bipinnagar Karjoymani 40 KR Colony 3/1/182 Rani & Rani Chara 2,989 Pro S(3) W,TW KR 3/1/183 Mirjamath 4,000 Pro S~ TW,W KR P.O.(I) A.E.• (1) 3/1/184 Mirja Sub-colony 50 TW KR 311/18.5 Samuk Chara 300 KR 3/1/186 Tulamura 1,140 Mid. S(I) TW,W KR P.O.(I) 3/1/187 Tarpadham 600 Pr. S(I). TW KR Ramkrishna Para 3/1/188 Tarpadham Aswinlal Para 100 TW KR 3/1/189 Tarpadham Taidhum 1,200 TW KR '3/1/190 Tarpadham Para 1,140 KR 3/1/191 Kariamura 1,320 .. KR 3/1/\92 Goalmura 2,350 TW KR. '3/1/193 Basiram Chow. Para 790 KR 3/1/194 Hakpulen Kuki Para 1,375 W KR 3/1/195 Takiram Para 35 W KR 3/1/196 Sadhuram Reang Para 5,630 W,TW KR 3/1/197 Krishnajoy Para 3,614 KR (Balaroy Bari) 3/1/198 Dbuptali Para "2,100 TW,TK KR ,; 25 DIRECTORY LOIId Ule Land use (t•••• area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including aearest unit) any place Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/hat, historical, Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- ble for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 Rice 30 195 10 5 R. K. Pur 15 Rice 50 100 20 7 10 Sunday & .. Wednesday Rice 56 770 40 ]5 23 Rice SO 600 S 19 Rice 25 330 SO 16 Rice 30 600 60 17 Rice N.A. 140 170 " 11 Rice 205 N.A. " 17 Rice 100 IS ]0 10 Monday & Friday Rice 10 12 10 23 Rice 1,220 2,000 300 .. 15 .-. Rice 32 2,818 100 800 8 Wednesday & Sunday Rice 400 3,200 207 700 8 Saturday & .. Tuesday Rice 3 1 11 " Rice IS 15 4 20 17 " Rice 2S N.A.. " Rice 1,929 817 10 172 21 Rice 1,000 600 1,400 100 900 20 Sunday & " Wednesday Rice 10 S 20 S 10 21 Rice SO 100 80 77 " 24 Monday & " Thursday Rice 80 40 S84 136 300 26 Tuesday & Saturday Rice 10 290 150 SO 100 20 " Rice 12 64 24 32 Rice 300 50 250 100 700 " 26 Rice 20 100 400 290 333 .. 24 Rice 1,150 70 SO SO 30 Rice 200 100 2.000 50 55 Rice 550 20 200 10 10 .. 34 Rice 60 1,300 15 35 Rice ]0 5 10 5 5 20 Rice 3,000 100 355 1,100 1,080 35 Rice 2,000 75 1,500 39 49 ~i9C 690 300 ]'100 lOO '! 3$ 26 VILLAGE SQb-llivisiOQ : AMARPUR Amenities and Amenities available within the village r------""'1 Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/2/1 Bhagirath Roaja Para 505 3/2/2 Giral Chandra Roaja Para 230 ., 3/2/3 Kusha Chandta Roaja Para 192 3/2/4 Jinoyrai Roaja Para ./ 3/2/5 Braja Roy Roaja Para 3/2/6 Karkasing Roaja Para 3/2/7 Madhuhari Roaja Para 210 Pr.S(I) 3/2/8 Wanisa Roaja Para 200 W 3/2/9 Joy Ram Chow. Para 76JlO 0 KR 3/2/10 Nilmani Chow. Para \ 3/2/11 Dasta Roy Chow. Para 4800 W KR 3/2/12 Dayacha Roaja Para 4800 KR 3/2/13 Pradhan Dalapati Para 459 W KR 3/2/14 Bancharam Roaja Para & Jadab Ghandra Roaja Para 3/2/15 Nabadwip Roaja Para 501 KR 3/2/16 Santi Roaja Para 333 KR 3/2/17 Dhananjoy Chow. Para 551 KR 3/2/18 Iswa Roy Chow. Para 290 KR 3/2/19 Replyha Chow. Para 3/2/20 Durbajoy Chow. Para 301 Pr.S 1) W 3/2/21 Tanuratp Chow. Para N.A. 0 3/2/22 Jagabandhu Chow. Para N.A. W KR 3/2/23 Gagan Chow. Para N.A. 0 3/2/24 Suba Chandra Chow. Para N.A. 0 3/2/25 Suki Chandra Chow. Para N.A. .-. 0 KR 3/2/26 Nabisai Chow. Para N.A. 0 KR 3/2/27 Dhansai Chow. Para N.A. 0 KR 3/2/28 Bilwa Ram Chow. Para N.A. 0 KR 3/2/29 Shambhujoy Chow. Para N.A. Pr.S(l) 0 KR 3/?/30 Laipada Karbari Para N.A. Pr.S(I) W,R KR 3/2/31 Lakxmipur & Krishnapur N.A. Pr.S(I) W,R KR 3/2/32 Paschim Ganda Chara 370 KR 3/?/33 Ramani Roaja Para 379 I •• KR 3/2/34 Nabada Roaja Para 321 Sec. S(1) W KR 3/2/35 Rashi!<.Chandra Chow. Para 315 W KR 3/2/36 Bharat Ch. Chow. Para 331 W KR .• I 3/2/37 Faifi Roy Chow. Para 376 W KR 3/2/38 Kama Kishore Roaja Para .. 3/2/39 Sakuni Roaja Para 243 W KR 3/2/40 Sarma and Narayan Pur W KR 3/2/41 Biswa Ram Chow. Para N.A. 0 KR 3/2/42 Prakash Chow. Para N.A. 0 KR 3/2{43 8uplaiha Chow. Para N.A. 0 KR 3/2/44 Ramjoy Chow. Para N.A. 0 KR 3/2/45 Athara Bahadur Marsum N.A. Pro 8(1) W ~l\ fara 27 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use ~i. e., area under different types Remarks of Ian use in acres rounded to the including ,..-______nearest.A. ______unit) ~ any place Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/hat, historical Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- able for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 250 150 40 65 Amarpur 48 Rice· 100 70 85 45 It 44 Rice 60 50 40 42 40 .. Extinct Extinct Extinct Rice 85 60 35 30 .. 36 Rice 90 43 30 37 II 44 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. R.K. Pur 88 Extinct Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. R.K. Pur 85 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.i\. 85 Rice 241 109 40 69 Am~;pur 36 Extinct Rice 250 116 60 75 Amarpur 32 Rice 190 50 46 47 31 Rice 250 165 55 81 36 Rice 95 85 65 45 40 .. Extinct Rice 87 86 63 65 Amarpur 34 Rice 20 20 10 40 R.K. Pur 35 Rice 25 30 10 8 25 Rice 30 30 20 15 It 27 Rice 30 20 20 20 45 Rice 30 30 20 20 45 Rice 30 20 20 20 35 Rice 40 30 20 20 45 Rice 25 20 20 15 35 Rice 20 30 20 15 45 Rice 20 40 10 7 II 10 Rice 15 45 7 8 II 11 Rice 89 145 45 91 Amarpur 30 Rice 140 105 70 64 30 Rice 150 75 65 31 30 Rice 140 55 65 55 31 Rice 95 120 65 51 OJ 30 Rice 120 95 85 7.6 II 27 Extinct Rice 118 65 21 35 .. 25 24 Rice " Rice 30 10 10 15 R.K.Pur 100 Rice 30 10 20 20 .. 100 .-. Riee 30 10 20 25 105 Rice 30 20 30 20 II" 40 Rice 20 30 20 20 OJ 4S 28· VILLAGE Sub-division : AMARPUR Amenities and Ameniiies available within the village r- - ..L_ ------, Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Villag6 (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/2/46 Nija Chandra Karbari Para N.A. a KR 3/2/47 Priyanga Chow. Para N.A. a KR 3/2/48 Rambabu Para N.A. Pro S(I) W KR 3/2/49 Kalachan Karbari Para N.A. R KR 3/2/50 Kachumani Karbari Para N.A. Pro S(I) W,R KR (Ram Lochan)' 3/2/51 Mohan Karbari Para N.A. a KR 3/2/52 Haripurna Jamatia Para N.A. W KR 3/2/53 Bhujapada Jamatia Para N.A. W,R KR 3/2/54 Falguni Chow. Para N.A. R KR 3/2/55 Ramani Chow. Para 3/2/56 Khayaroy Chow. Para N.A. a 3/2/57 Patramanik Marsum Para N.A. a 3/2/58 Brishaketu Karbari Para N.A. Pr. S(I) a 3/2/59 Jatradhan Karbari Para N.A. a 3/2/60 Kala Kapalia Karbari Para 1,750 KR 3/2/61 Bhabana Kumar Roaja Para 2,000 KR 3/2/62 Bhabamani Roaja Para 3/2/63 Aswini Roaja Para 2,500 KR 3/2/64 Budhi Chandra 'Jamatia Para 1,500 KR 3/2/65 Rani Pukur Colony 960 Pro S(I) W KR 3/2/66 Mumpi Roy Para 412 Pro S(l) W KR 3/2/67 Mathu Mog Chow. Para 93 R KR 3/2/68 Buiong Basa 324 V.H(I) W KR 3/2/69 Ubachuia Karbari Para N.A. 0 KR 3/2{70 Bainya Karbari Para N.A. W,O KR 3/2/71 Ujan Bhagya Marsum Para 750 0 KR 3/2/72 Birmohan Para 3/2/73 Dinabandhu Roaja Para 1,280 0 KR 3/2/74 Ratanmani Para 2,250 Pro S(I) W,R KR 3/2/75 Kalabicha Karbari Para 3/2/76 Thamani Roaja Para N.A. W KR 3/2/11 Oiladhan Roaja Para N.A. W KR 3/2/18 Prasanna Roaja Para N.A. Pro S(I) W,R KR 3/2/79 Swagan Chandra Roaja Para N.A. a KR 3/2/80 Mrityonjoy Karbari Para N.A. Pr. S(1) a KR 3/2/81 Kalonjoy Roaja Para N.A. 0 3/2/82 Puspadhan Roaja Para N.A. 3/2/83 Ananta Roaja Para N.A. W 3/2/84 Nanda Kumar Roaja Para N.A. W 3/2/85 Dulia Karbari Para 250 0 3/2/86 Nepali Basti (Bhuiya Chara) N.A. W,TW,R KR 3/2/87 Ram Kumar Chow. Parf\ N.A. Sec.s g) TW,R 3/2/88 Prabin Chandra Karbari Para N.A. Pro S(I TW,W,R 3/2/89 Oirish Chandra Karbari Para N.A. KR 3/2/90 Noaram Karbari Para N.A. Mid. S(I) KR .. i9 . DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. e., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including ,- ______nearest-=.A. ______unit) --, any place Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/hat, historical, Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- ble for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irriiated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 30 20 25 15 R. K. Pur 50 ~ice 30 30 20 15 40 Rice 20 30 20 20 " 55 Rice 25 30 25 20 60 Riec 25 30 20 15 " 60 Rice 30 30 25 20 58 Rice 20 40 25 20 " 62 Rice 30 40 20 25 65 Rice 20 30 20 15 60 Extinct Rice 30 30 20 10 60 Rice 30 20 15 10 60 Rice 4~ 20 30 30 80 Rice 30 40 20 20 90 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A., N.A. N.A. 88 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 86 Extinct Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 85 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 50 82 Rice 12 125 N.A. 64 Rice 54 123 39 100 96, 74 Rice 37 37 10 9 75 Rice 114 99 57 24 30 " 78 Sunday VinCol (5)Veterinary Rice 750 25 25 N.A. 70 Rice 2,000 50 50 N.A. 70 Rice 500 30 30 N.A. R. K. Pur 65 Extinct Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. R. K. Pur 53 Rice 8 18 25 90 " Extinct Rice 13 5 38 R.K. Pur 105 Rice 18 8 30 H 110 Rice 8 S 38 110 Rice 1,750 N.A. " 110 Rice 1,750 N.A. "H 110 Rice 1,250 N.A. H 105 Rice 60 50 40 30 7~ Rice 60 40 40 3~ 7S Rice 60 50 40 35 " 75 Rice 1~ N.A. H" 100 Rice 100 SO 80 7S 85 RiCe 15 38 50 " 70 Rice 43 40 40 75 Rice 1,280 13 32 7 13 .. 60 Rice 1.280 10 N.A. ·t 25 0' 30· VILLAGE Sub-divlsion : AMARPUR Amenities and Amenities available within the village --"------...... _ Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical sup)'ly water nications Telegraph 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/2/91 Bagasira Karbari Para N.A. W KR 3/2/92 Aranya Dewan Para N.A. R KR 3/2/93 Janendra Chow. Para N.A. Mid. S(I) 0 KR 3/2/94 Tanuram Para N.A. 0 KR 3/2/95 Raima Bazar 375 Sec. S (1) H(l) W,TW,R KR 3/2/96 Raima Mog Para N.A. W,R KR 3/2/97 Ubachula Karbari Para N.A. W KR 3/2/98 Aswani Chow. Para N.A. W,R KR 3/2/99 Nepali Basti (Vota Chara) 3/2/100 Joy Kumar Roaja Para N.A. W KR 3/2/101 Namasingh Roaja Para N.A. Pro S(I) W KR 3/2/102 Chandidas Roaja Para 250 W KR 3{2{103 Kamesha Roaja Para 3/2/104 Natun Jamatia Para N.A. TW KR 3/2/105 Gopi Ram Jamatia Para 250 W KR 3/2/106 Haridhan Roaja Para N.A. W,R KR 3/2/107 Dayaram Para N.A. W 3/2/108 Bengali Para (Purba Raima) N.A. W P.O.(I) 3/2/109 Yudhisthlr Karbari Para 125 W KR 3/2/110 Naba Chandra Karbari Para 125 W KR 3/2/111 Purbasingh Roaja Para N.A. Pr.S(l) W,TW KR 3/2/112 Jama Chandra Para N.A. W 3/2/113 Dinasingh Narayan Bari N.A. Pr.S(l) 0 KR 3/2/114 Badanya Roaja Para 378 KR 3/2/115 Bajiroy Chow. Para N.A· 0 3/2/116 Thanaroy Chow. Para N.A. 0 3/2/117 Nitya Kumar Roaja Para N.A. (Trinajoy) 3/2/118 Kala Bicha Karbari Para 160 3/2/119 Adibasi Colony (Bam Ch. N.A. W,R Para) 3/2/120 Manya Kumar Roaja Para N.A. Pro S(I) TW 3/2/121 Barasingh Roaja Para 352 3/2/122 Durjoydhan Roaja Para 3200 KR 3/2/123 Kamini Chakma Bari 2560 KR 3/2/124 Dinesh Chandra Karbari N.A. Para 3/2/125 Kharakya Karbarl Para 160 3/2/126 Gada Ram Karbari Para 960 3/2(127 Debidhan Chow. Para 250 0 3/2/128 Shyamjoy Roaja Para N.A. 0 3/2/129 Hiba Ram Chow. Para N.A. 0 3/2/130 Tribhagya Marsum Para N.A. 0 3/2/131 Wakhiroy Roaja Para N.A. 3/2/132 Sadhu Chandra Para N.A. 0 3/2/133 Sarna Kumar Roaja Para N.A. 0 3/2{134 Ubachula Karbari Para N.A. 0 3/2/135 Chandidas Roaja Para N.A. W .. 31 nmECTORY Land Use Land use (i. e., are under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the hlcluding _--___nearest .A. ____ unit) any place ..... Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and' ket/hat, historical Cultiva- availble distance if any, held or arch- Un- ble for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Ifrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 J8 Rice 200 100 50 R. K. Pur 78 Rice 25 50 25 .. 70 Rice 50 2~ 13 ,. 79 Rice 50 25 N.A. 77 Kice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 75 Rice 13 20 25 80 Rice SO 60 40 50 .. 75 Rice 20 25 20 85 Extinct 75 Rice 60 SO 20 40 " Rice 50 45 30 44 75 Rice 50 40 35 40 " 75 " Extinct Rice 60 55 45 40 75 Rice 50 58 45 40 II" 75 Rice 15 20 18 85 Rice 50 40 35 46 " 75 Rice 50 40 35 36 85 Friday Rice 38 8 15 " 75 Rice 45 (5 16 70 Rice 50 ~ 10 85 Rice 40 30 25 ".. 75 ' .. Rice 50 40 30 85 .. Rice 130 115 70 63 Amarpur" 30 Rice 25 20 20 15 R.K. Pur 60 .. Rice 40 10 20 25 100 " 100 Rice 25 N.A. " N.A. 95 . Rice N.A. N.A. N.A N.A II .. Rice 8 ~ 5 80 . , 75 Tuesday Rice 70 60 50 45 " ... Rice 50 90 71 41 Amarpur 30 .. Rice N.A. N.A. N.A N.A. N.A. R. K. Pur 56 .. Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. 40 N.A. 45 Rice 96 7 4S 32 N.A. .." 25 Rice 13 13 N.A. II 25 Rice N.A. N.A. 20 N.A. N.A. 24 Rice 100 N.A. II 80 ., Rice 30 15 20 25 II 80 Rice 40 10 30 20 80 20 60 Rice 25 10 20 " Rice 40 20 30 15 62 Rice 45 10 30 30 " 65 I', Rice 40 20 25 10 " 70 Rice 30 30 20 25 II 70 60 5S 45 75 Rice 70 " 32 VILLAGE Sub-dI,lsion : AMARPUR Amenities and Amenities available within the village ,------. Total area Loen- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 , 3/2/136 Maila Chara N.A. 3/2fl37 Deshrai Para N.A. W 3/2/138 Damplarai Reang Para N.A. a KR 3/2/139 Samanya Chow. Para N,A. a KR 3/2/140 Ramanchi Reang Para N.A. a KR 3/2/141 Baraha Reang Para / N.A. Pro S(I) a KR (Rachaia) 3/2/142 Ananta Kumar Jamatia N.A. a KR Para 3/2/143 Khaklai Bari Jamatia Para N.A. a KR 3/2/144 Mohim Chandra Marsum N.A. a KR Para 3/2/145 Dhala Chara N.A. Pro S(I) W KR 3/2f146 Laxmidhan Kalai Para N.A. Pro S(I) W KR 3/2f147 Jaksia Kalai Para N.A. Pr. S(I) KR 3/2/148 Bh:dhani Kaipang Para N.A. A.E. CCI) KR (Dakta Kaipang) 3/2/149 Chhaimanroy Kaipang N.A. Pro S(I) KR 3/2/150 Satinlal Kaipang N.A. KR 3/2/151 Kampainanda Kaipang N.A. W KR (Gondak Bari) 3/2/152 Nupang Runga Kaipang N.A. W KR 3(2/153 Bengali Para (N upang N.A. KR Runga) 3/2/154 Budhisom Kaipang Para 3/2/155 Mohim Chandra Kaipang 124 W KR Para 3/2/156 Chhamthang Kaipang Para 448 W KR 3/2f157 Gotramani Para N.A. Pro S(I) KR 3/2/158 Duari Kani Jamatia Para N.A. KR 3/2/159 Khopta Kaipang Para N.A. a KR 3/2/160 Lopta Kaipang Para N.A. a KR 3/2/161 Agun Lal Kaipang Para N.A. a KR 3(2f162 Bajuray Kalai Para N.A. Pro S(I) TK, W KR 3/2/163 Rambabu Kalai Para N.A. Mid. S(l) a KR p.a.(1) 3/2/164 Purna Chandra Kaipang N.A. TK, W KR Para 3/2/165 Manbahu Debbarma Para N.A. Pro S(I) TK,W KR 3/2/166 Rabirai Tripura Para 744 TW KR 3/2f167 Haripur Tripura Para N.A. TW KR 3/2/168 Kusum Chandra Tripura 250 KR Para 3/2/169 Khusi Chandra Tripura N,A. Pro S(I) TK,W KR Para 3(2/170 Ben~ali Para ,. 33 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. e., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place __.__ Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not' and ket/hat, historical Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- ble for cult i- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated. irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 • Rice 50 45 35 30 R.K. Pur 75 Rice 40 50 30 47 .. 75 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Amarpur 21 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 21 Rice N.A. N.A. 21 N.A. N.A. N.A. " Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 26 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 16 Rice N-.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 20 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N_.A. N.A. .. 15 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 12 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 12 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 10 Sunday & Wednesday Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 10 Sunday & .. Wednesday Rice N.A. N.A. N.}\. N.A. N.A. 10 Sunday & Wednesday Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 10 Sunday· & Wednesday Rice N.A. 10 25 4 N.A. ,I 3 Rice N.A. 8 24. 8 N.A. 5 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. ro Extinct Rice 3 4 6 N.A. Amo\rpur 8 Rice 9 15 10 N.A. 10 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. R.K. "Pur 30 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 32 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Amarpur.. 18 Rice ,N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 18 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 18 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 7 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 10 Sunday & Wednesday Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 7 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 7 Rice 496 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 10 Rice 248 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. ,. 10 Rice 245 N.A. !'l.A. N.A. N.A. 10 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 11 Extinct 34 VILLAGE Sub-dlYislon: BELONIA Amenities and Amenities available within tbe village ,------""" Total area Loca· of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 3/2/171 Haripur B$:ngali Para N.A. Pro S(I) 3/2/172 Singlung iama~ia Bari N.A. Pro S(l) 3/2/173 Bhakta Mohan Marsum N.A. Bari 3/2/174 Sandhan Bhagya N.A. .~ Marsum Para 3/2/175 Kadam Chandra N.A. Pro S(l) a KR Marsum Para 3/2/176 Diliram Chow. Para N.A. Pro S(I} 3/2/177 Chandra ·Mohan Reang N.A. 0 KR Para 312/178 Rajaram Reang Para N.A. a KR 3(2/179 Cpandra Ram Reang Para N.A. 0 KR 3/2/180 Lakshmidhan Reangfara . N.A. 0 KR 3/2/181 Chabisingh Bari N.A. 0 KR 312/182 Sateai Reang Para N.A. 0 KR 3{2(183 Shal Kanta Reang Para N.A. .. KR 3{2(184 Rachaiya Reang Para N.A. KR 3/2/185 Sarbajoy Reang Para N.A. KR 3/21186 Kastaroy Reang Para 3/2/187 Dhunkya Reang Para N.A. 312/188 Subal Chandra Jamatia N.A. Para 312(189 Lila Bahadur Marsum Para N.A. 3/2/190 Mondailal Marsum Para N.A. 3/2/191 Bhim Chandra Tripura N.A. -( Para 3/2/192 Woabong Jamatia Para N.A. 312/193 Haripur Bengali Para N.A. 3/2/194 Jantrana Kalai Para N.A. Pro S(I) TW,TK KR 3/2J195 Ramnath Debbarma Para N.A. W KR 3/2/196 Lal Chand Debbarma Para N.A. W,R KR 3/2/197 Dhan Lekha Bengali Para N.A. TW,R KR 3/2/198 Ledai Bangshi Para N.A. R KR (Pal tan Bangshi) 3/2/199 Baisyamani Kalal N.A. Mid. S(I) TK,W KR IBengali Para) 3/2/200 Ram Kanta Debbarma N.A. R KR Para 3/2/201 Joy Chandra Kalai Para N.A. Pro S(I) TK,W 3/2/202 Khati Ram Kalai Para N.A. TK KR 3/2/203 Kalachand Debbarma Para N.A. TK KR 3{2{204 Tarak Debbarma Para N.A. KR 3/2/205 Ampinagar Bengali Para 992 Sec. S(I) P.R. C(l) TW,TK,W KR P.O.(I) Pr. S(I) 35 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (t. e., are under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place ._ r------_.A-_____ ---, Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/hat, historical, Cultiva- 'avaiIble distance if any, held or arch- Un- ble for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 J8 ~ Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Amarpur 11 Sunday & Wednesday Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 11 Sunday & .. Wednesday Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 11 Sunday & " Wednesday Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 11 Sunday & .. Wednesday Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 12 Sunday & .. Wednesday Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 11 Sunday & " Wednesday Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 13 Sunday & .. Wednesday Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 14 Sunday & .. Wednesday Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 15 Sunday & " Wednesday Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. " 15 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 16 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. " 16 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. R.K." Pur 65 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 16 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. " 80 " Extinct Rice N.A. N.A. N,A. N.A. N.A. R.K. Pur 50 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 70 Ric.e N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 65 Rice N.A. ~ N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 50 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 80 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 45 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 45 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Am~:ptlr 18 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 18 " Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 18 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. " 18 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. ".. 17 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 16 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 16 " Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 15 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 15 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 14 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 14 Ri~e '248 N.A. N.A. r-l.A. N.A. a.K." Pur 45 Monday & Thuraday .. 36 ¥ILLAGFl Sub-division : AMARPUR Amenities and ____Amenities.--..-.J.- available__ within the village Total area Loca- ofthc Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village dn acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/2/206 Taibaglai Jamatia Bari 992 Pro 5(1) .. KR 3/2/207 Dagan Chandra Marsum N.A. Pro 5(1) W KR Para 3/2/208 Deptarai Reang Para N.A. W KR 3/2/209 Doctorsingh Reang Para N.A. W KR 3/2/210 Durgadhan Reang Para N.A. W KR 3/2/211 Khosarai Reang Para N.A. W KR 3/2/212 Alirai Reang Para N.A. W KR 3/2/213 Debendra Reang Para N.A. W KR 3/2(214 Debaprasad Reang Para 3/2/215 Karbuksing Reang Para N.A. 0 KR 3/2/216 Gangaprasad Reang Para N.A. 0 KR 3/2/217 Haradhan Reang Para N.A. 0 KR 3(2(218 Nabachandra Reang Para N.A. 0 KR 3/2/219 Baitangrai Reang Para N.A. Pro 5(1) 0 KR 3/2/220 Mohendra Reang Para N.A. Pr.5(1) 0 KR 3/2/221 Ramlal Marsum Para N.A. 0 KR 3/2/222 Tetai Jamatia Bari N.A. Pr.5(1) W KR 3/2/223 Jibananda Marsum Para 3/2/224 Chechua Jamatia Para N.A. Pr.5(1) W KR 3/2/225 Chinamanta Kobra Para N.A. W KR 3/2/226 Garjan Jamatia Para N.A. W,O KR 3/2/227 Taisang Chara N.A. TK KR Bengali Para '3/2/228 Taisang Chara N.A. Pr.8(1) 0 KR Muslim Para 3/2/229 Ejman Bari (Puratan) N.A. 0 KR 3/2/230 Murachandra Marsum Para N.A. R KR 3/2/231 Dulong Jamatia Bari N.A. R KR 3/2/232 Paitachandra Kalai Para N.A. .Pr. 8(1) W,O 3/2/233 Sirthar Reang Para N.A. Pr.5(1) W,O (Khamar Bari) 3/2/234 Nutan Nagrai N.A. Pro S(1) W,O KR P.O.(l) 3/2/235 Puran Nagrai N.A. Pr. S(I) 3/2/236 Nagari Bazar Bengali Para N.A. TW P.O.(l) 3/2/237 Khosarai Jamatia Bari N.A. Pro 8(1) 3/2/238 Joyal Bhagya Marsum Para N.A. TW 3/2/239 Tingharia N.A. Pr. 8(1) W PR,KR 3/2/240 Kamlai Bari Bengali Para N.A. Pro S(I) TW 3/2/241 Kamlai Bari Jamatia Para N.A. 3/2/242 Tula Ram Chow. Para 150 . W KR 3/2/243 Santanu Chow. Para 100 W KR 3/2/244 Chuleha Chow. Bari 150 W KR 3/2/245 Jantrana Chow. Bad 160 W KR 3/2/246 8ashinanda Bari 130 W KR 3/2/247 Ragunanda Jamatia Bati 200 W KR 3/2/248 Berahum Chow. Para 100 W KR .. 3/2/249 jakhan Bhagya 250 W KR MarsUm Bari ~/2/iso Purnajoy Chow. Para 300 ...... W,TK K1\ II 3' .nntECrORY Land:.Use Land use ($. e., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place Nearest Day or days of reli------town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/hat, historical, Cult iva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- ble for culti- (in kilQ- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Itrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 744 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. R. K. Pur 50 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Amarpur 16 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. H 16 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 7 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. H 17 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 17 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. "t· 17 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. H 18 Extinct Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. R. K. Pu~ 45 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 46 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. H 44 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 44 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 45 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 46 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 47 R.ice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 24 .. Extinct Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. R. K. Pur 42 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 24 Rice N.A. N·A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 43 Rice N.A. N·A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .." 44 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 44 Rice NA. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 43 ,Rice N.A. .. 42 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. " Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 43 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 45 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 44 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 40 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 41 Rice N:A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 41 Tuesday Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 41 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 41 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A N.A. .. 38 Rice N.A. N.N. N.A. N.A N.A. .. 38 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 38 Rice 15 20 105 10 Amarpur 11 Rice 10 30 40 20 .. 10 Rice 20 30 100 .. 12 Rice 5 20 75 60 .. 11 Rice 2~ 75 30 .. 10 Rice 40 60 30 70 .. 9 Rice 10 15 SO 25 8 Rice 20 60 70 100 "n 10 llice .. 6() 40 1S0 $0 It 11 .. ... !9 VILLAGE Sub-division : AMARPUR Amenil1e's' and Amenities available within the village _...._------~ Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal 'tion village Power ing Commu- ., and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Ed ucational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/2/251 Purbadhan Chow. Para 200 Pro S(l) W,TK KR 3/2/252 Palongchandra Jamatia Bari 200 W KR 3/2/253 Chandraha Chow. Para 3/2/254 Chandramani Chow. Para 60 W KR 3/2/255 Thampi Roy Chow. Para 70 W KR 3/2/256 Birmani Chow. Para 75 W KR 3/2/257 Ajudhya Chow. Para 50 W KR 3/2/258 Guingai Jamatia Para 60 W KR (Guigai) 3/2/259 Samatal Bengali Para 300 TW,TK KR 3/2/260 Gopindra Jamatia Bari 200 TK,TW KR (Gopinanda) 3/2/261 Sasti Roy Chow. Para 100 Pro S(l) W KR 3/2/262 Bhandarghat Bari 100 Pr. S(l) W KR 3/2/263 Rangamati Samatal 2,500 Mid.S(l) TW,TK,W KR Bengali Para 3/2/264 Kailash Mura Bari N.A. 3/2/265 Golasing Bari 60 W KR 3/2/266 Gobinda Bandhu Bari 70 W KR 3/2/267 Bampur Samatal N.A. Pro S(l) TK,W KR Bengali Para 3/2/268 Ba m pur J ama tia Bari 150 , . TW,W KR 3/2/269 Deb Bari (Bangali Para) 200 W KR 3/2/270 Deb Bari Bengali Para 700 .Pr. S(l) W,TW KR . (Kamariakhola) 3/2/271 Deb Bari Jamatia Para 500 Pr. S(l) W,TW KR 3/2/272 Drunajoy Chow. Para 150 W KR (Nefi Roy Chow. Para). 3/2/273 Amarpur Samatal 930 Pr.S(2),Mid.S(l), P.H.C.(l) E TK,TW PR,KR P.&T.O. Bengali Para Sec. S(l), Nursery (1),Phone (1) 3/2/274 Birganj Samatal 745 Pro S(l) W,TW,TK KR Bengali Para 3/2/275 Banka Roy Chow. Para 300 .Pr. S(l) W,TW,TK KR 3/2/276 Burburia Jamatia Bari 800 W KR 3/2/277 Babusai Bari 100 W KR 3/2/278 Burbura Jamatia Para 1200 P~. S(I) TW KR 3/2/279 Garjan Khola Bari 100 .Pr. S(I) W KR 3/2/280 Hati Roy Chow. Para 216 .Pr. S(I) TW KR 3/2/281 Gamoka Bari 560 Pr. S(I) TW KR 3/2/282 Radha Ram Chow. Para 400 W,TW KR 3/2/283 Karaimura Jamatia Bari 680 Pro S(l) W KR 3/2/284 Gatia Chow. Para 300 ,Pr, S(l) TW KR 3/2/285 Malbasa Jamatia Bari 700 W,TW KR 3/2/286 Paschim Malbasa Bengali 800 Pro S(l) TW,W KR Para 3/2/287 Dalak Samatal Bengali 700 W.TW KR Para 3/2/288 Dalak Jamatia Para soO W KR 3/2/289 Duluma Jamatia Bari 500 Pro S(I) W KR 290 ~ant\l Roy Chow. Para 2S0 II 3/2/ '1 •• .. W Kl\ 39 DIRECfORY Land Use Land use ~i. e., area under different types Remarks of Ian use in acres rounded to the including ,-______nearest ..A. __ unit) any place -----'"""\ Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/hat. historical, Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- able for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 30 40 30 100 Amarpur 10 Rice 30 70 40 60 8 Extinct Rice 20 25 ]5 Amarpur 9 Rice 15 10 30 15 II 10 Rice 20 10 25 20 9 Rice 20 - 20 10 II 10 Rice 24 16 20 11 Rice 200 30 70 II 3 Rice 60 40 100 8 Rice 16 SO 34 .. 9 Rice 62 18 20 7 Rice 1,300 500 700 3 Rice Other particulars included in village no. 263 Rice 40 10 10 Amarpur 9 Rice 45 10 15 10 Rice 450 90 230 " 7 Tuesday& " Saturday Rice 20 40 50 40 6 Rice 25 60 15 100 ",,.. 4 Rice 60 100 150 390 .. 6 Rice 60 100 150 190 4 Rice 20 40 40 50 9 Friday & Chandi Rice 650 10 70 205 .. 3 Monday Temple Rice 50 500 SO 145 .. 3 Rice 165 90 45 .. 5 Rice 300 100 200 200 5 Rice 75 25 " 11 Rice 600 300 100 200 5 Rice 75 15 10 7 Rice 50 30 80 35 20 -" 20 Rice 80 110 226 80 60 18 Rice 60 80 200 40 20 .. J5 Rice 80 150 300 90 60 " 12 Rice 50 200 40 10 " 13 Rice 70 100 400 60 70 10 Rice SO 200 400 25 125 10 " Rice 250 350 20 80 .. 6 Rice 50 100 250 20 80 5 Rice 50 300 50 100 " 7 Rice 25 50 125 20 30 9 40 VILLAGE Sub-divisloD : AMARPUR Amenities and Amenities available within the village Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/2/291 Sarbajoy Chow. Pam 100 W KR 3/2/292 Rarnjoy Chow. Bari 250 W KR 3/2/293 Dasami Chow. Bari 150 W KR 3/2/294 Panchuha Chow. Para N.A. W KR 3/2/295 Thangmaiya Chow. Para 500 W KR (Nutan Bari) . 3/2/296 Golmaroy Chow. Para 3/2/297 Khidula Chow. Para 300 W KR 3/2/298 Satyaram Chow. Para ]00 W KR 3/2/299 Chandi Chow. Para 200 W KR 3/2/300 Basti Roy Bari 170 W KR 3/2/301 Dhananjoy Chow. Para 300 W KR 3/2/302 Tapsha Chow. Para 200 W KR 3/2/303 Laxrnanjoy Chow. Para 150 W KR 3/2/30t Sayang Roy Chow. Para 125 W KR 3/2/305 Begaram Chow. Para 200 W KR 3/2/306 Kabi Roy Para 315 W KR 3/2/307 Uttarsingh Chow. Para 193 W KR 3/2/308 Kulabag J.amatia Para 195 W KR 3/2/309. Kawarnara Bari (Melaroy) 130 Pro S(I) TW KR,PR 3/2/310 Tarbang Chow. Para 250 KR,PR 3/2/311 Anaroy Bad N.A. 3/2/312 Rang Kha,ng Samatal N.A. Pro S(2) W,TW KR,PR Bengali Para 3/2/313 Matragi Bari 200 W PR,KR (Puranjoy Chow. Bari) 3/2/314 R'ajkhang Sarna tal 350 Pro S(I) TW,W PR,KR Bengali Para 3/2/315 Berhum Bari 200 KR 3/2/316 Sitajoy Chow. Para 200 KR 3/2/31 7 Makrai Bari 200 KR 3/2/318 Burithai Chow. Bari 200 Pro S(I) TW KR 3/2/319 Budhiham Chow. Para 200 W KR 3/2/320 Salniya Chow. Para ]50 W KR 3/2/321 Satyaroy Chow. Para 200 W KR 3/2/322 Purnajoy Chow. Para 400 Pro S(I) W KR (Kachuma Bari Puratan) 3/2/323 Daya Uchai Reang Para 114 Pro S(I) 0 KR 3/2/324 Debaprasad Chow. Para 107 0 KR 3/2/325 Ranghkala Chow. Para 92 0 KR 3/2/326 Telenga Chow. Para 163 Pro S(1) 0 KR 3/2/327 Satyarai Uchai Para 92 W KR: 3/2/328 Tengpaiha Chow. Para 3/2/329 Niranjan Chow. Para 455 Mid. S(l) P.H.C.(I), W,TW KR P.O (I) 3/2/330 Thangrang Roy Uchai 65 0 KR Chow. Para 3/2/331 Abhoy ChoyJ. Para 19 0 KR 3/2/332 Dhaneswar Chow. Para 94 Pr. 8(1) 0 KR 3/2/333 Durga Ram Chow. Para 115 0 KR 3/2/334 Debichand Uchai Para 113 Pro 8(1) TW 'KR 3/2/,?35 Padahurn Chow. Para 321 Pro 8(1) TW KR 41 DlREC£ORY Land U,e Land use (i, e., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the includiDJ nearest unit) any place .... Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Atrea POt and ket/haI, historical, Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- ble for cutti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest I'l'I'tgated irriiated' waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 i7 18 Rice 00 80 10 10 Amarpur 10 Rice 25 60 110 25 30 II 14 Rice 30 50 50 10 10 II 9 Rice 50 50 150 20 30 II 8 Rice 70 100 230 30 70 II 9- Extinct Rice 40 SO 170 10 30 Amarpua 13 Rice 10 70 S IS 11 Rice 15 30 110 15 30 9 " 13 Rice 20 100 15 35 " Rice 45 60 150 10 35 .. 12 Rice 30 40 100 5 25 II 8 Rice 15 40 60 9 26 10 Rice 80 20 25 .. 9 Rice 30 130 20 20 .. 11 Rice 108 88 104 10 II 17 Rice 102 63 16 8 to 19 Rice 101 68 14 9 .. 16 Rice 40 50 40 3 Rice 80 70 40 20 15 II 3 Other particulars included in Village No. 312 Rice 33 295 50 60 40 0 Amarpur 3 ;) Rice 30 70 SO " Rice SO 250 20 20 10 " 3 Rice 40 60 SO 20 30 .. 5 Rice 40 60 40 30 30 5 Rice 50 SO 40 30 30 ".. 5 Rice SO SO 30 30 20 .. 5 Rice 75 50 20 35 20 5 Rice 60 40 30 20 "OJ 8 Rice 60 50 50 30 II 8 Rice 100 160 60 45 35 II 8 Rice 30 20 43 5 16 II 30 "Rice 40 20 35 4 8 II 32 Rice SO 30 2 10 II 40 Rice 75 25 40 5 18 II 38 Rice IS 40 25 1 10 36 " Extinct Rice 50 42 206 7 150 Amarpur2J Taesday& Saturday Rice 20 10 20 5 10 II 31 33 Rice 10 .. 6 1 :2 II Rice 30 15 35 4 10 II 35 Rice 40 40 IS S U II 38 Rice 60 3 27 12 8 It 24 ..._., lUce 1151 8~ 38 21 " 21 ... 142 V1LLA'GE Sub-dhision : AMARPUR Amenities and Amenities available within the village- Total area Co.ca- of the Drink- Postal ~ion village Power ing Commu- and CQpe Name of the Vjllage ,in acres) E9ucational Medical supp19 water hications Telegraph 1 <2 3 4 5 • 6 7 8 9 3/2/336 Tirtha Roy Chow. Para 196 W KR 3/21337 Rambabu Chow. Para 108 Pro S(I) TW KR 3/27'538 Surjahum Chow. Para 123 W KR 3/2/339 Puspa 1{oy Roaja Para 217 W KR 3/2/340 Sarat Karbari Para 321 A.E.C.(l) W KR 3/2/341 Chellagang Bengali Para 1,403 Pro S(2) TW KR 3/2/342 Madhailal Jamatia Para 400 W KR 3/2L~43 Bengali, Para (Nutan Bazar) 1,426 Pr. S(I), TW,W KR,PR P.O.(I) Sec. S(I), A.E.C.(l) 3/2/344 Mani Chandra Garo Para 380 W KR 3/2/345 Oiya Rqy Chow. ,Para 211 W KR ;3/2/346 Saiba Kumar Roaja Para 213 W KR _ 3/2/347 Champa~ha Chow. Para 189 W KR 3/2L348 Laipada Karbari Para 475 W KR 3/2/349 Mukta Dayal Chow. Para 201 W KR 3/2/350 Durjoy Roaja Para 216 W KR 3/2/351 Karamani Roaja Para 314 W KR 3/2/352 Bajiroy Roaja Para 193 W KR 3/2/353 La! Bahadur Chow. Para 200 W,O KR 3/2/354 Ramananda Das N.A. W,O KR Baishnab Para 3/2/355 Merasing Karbari Para N.A. Pro S(1) W,O KR (Nabin Karbari) 3/2/356 Prasanna Roaja Para N.A. Pro S(l) W,O KR 3/2/357 Pota Chandra Chow. Para 300 W KR (Biswa Chandra Chow.) 3/213'58 Sindhu Chow. Para 260 Pro S(l) W KR 3/2/3.59 Dwijendra Karbari Para 355 W KR 3/2/360 Mihir Karbari Para 310 W KR 3/2/361 Nichuga Karbari Para 260 W KR 3/2/36'G-., Apai:>:a, Chow. P!U'a 3/21363 Juramya Karban Para N.A. W KR 3/2/364 Prasa~a Chow. Para 210 W KR 3/2/365 Jatan oaja Para 137 W KR 3/2/366 Goladhan Karbari Para 150 Pro S(l) TW KR 3/21367 Gola Cliukhya Karbari 160 0 KR Para 3/2/368 Bhanu .I):.arbari Par~ , 215 TW KR 3/2/~69 Poang NIog Karban Para 164 W KR 3/2/ 70 Dainyaha Uchai Chow. 225 Pro S(l) W KR Para .. 3/2/371 Mangal$ingh Chow. P~ra 125 0 KR 3/2/372 Gangaram Chow. Para 70 .. 0 KR 3/2/373 €hikanya Karbarj Para 48 0 KR 3/2/374 Saiaram \)chai Para SS 0 1 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. e., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place ------. Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/hae, historical, 'Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- ble for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest JO 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 Rice 99 61 27 8 Arnarpur 19 Rice 55 3 25 16 8 20 Rice 46 36 27 10 .. 22 Rice 98 .. 56 46 14 .. 15 Rice 117 11 101 61 28 -, 18 Rice 163 29 897 121 137 .. 17 Rice 50 80 200 30 40 .. 14 Rice 61 40 1,122 46 146 .. 19 Sunday Rice 50 73 200 15 40 13 Rice 81 63 21 42 .." 27 Rice 93 59 41 19 31 Rice 103 20 52 13 .. 34 Rice 117 195 95 63 .. 35 Rice 84 63 27 22 .." 36 Rice 193 36 52 11 .. 35 Rice 196 52 48 12 .. 38 Rice 137 16 26 8 .. 37 Rice 30 100 30 40 .. 40 Rice 50 300 300 75 50 .. 35 Rice 60 250 250 50 50 30 " Rice 40 200 200 25 40 .. 20 Rice 70 70 70 30 50 .. 30 Rice 40 80 80 20 40 .. 35 Rice 80 100 100 25 50 .. 40 Rice 70 100 100 '20 30 .. 40 R.ice 50 70 70 20 SO .. 40 Extinct Rice 150 175 175 30 75 Amarpur 40 Rice 25 35 110 10 30 28 Rice 15 95 5 !2 .." 30 Rice 20 90 10 30 33 lticc 30 .. 32 88 12 30 " Rice 15 25 125 10 40 .. 30 lticc 10 15 110 4 25 .. 33 R.ice 30 140 25 SO .. 30 lticc 25 15 45 15 25 .. 30 Rice 20 25 10 15 .. 3S ltice 25 5 10 2 6 .. 25 Rice 20 10 IS 3 7 .. 40 ruce 15 12 130 1 30 .. 22 R.ice 2S 95 IS 7 25 40 ltice 15 15 50 8 2S .." 36 Rice JO 25 55 15 40 .. 40 Rice 40 15 110 10 50 It 4S 1\iee 1S 42 $ 10 " 40 tt .. 44 VILLAGE Sub-dj,lsioD : AMARPUR Amenities and Amenities available within the village r-- - -. Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal lion village Power iog Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/2/381 Dewan Chandra Para 125 0 KR 3/2/382 Mangal Mog Karbari Para 73 0 KR 3/2/383 Surendra Roaja Para 30 W KR (Lakhmidas Baishnab) 3/2/384 Guna Chandra Chow. 25 W KR Para 3/2/385 Ram Chandra Chow. Para 300 W,O KR 3/2/386 Prabin Roaja Para 400 W,O KR 3/2/387 Rabanya Kumar Roaja 200 W,O KR Para 3/2/388 Dila Kumar Roaja Para 500 TW.O KR 3/2/389 Chikanya Karbari Para 250 W,O KR 3/2/390 Manttidas Roaja Para 600 Pro S(l) W KR 3/2/391 Chikanya Roaja Para 400 W KR 3/2/392 Brajananda Jamatia Para 300 W,O KR 3/2/393 Ralan Sad han Jamatia Para 220 W,O KR 3/2/394 RaJprasad Roaja Para 250 Pr. S(I) .. W KR 3/2/395 Bhagya Prasad Roaja Para 200 W,O KR 3/2/396 Bindajoy ChoW. Para 550 Pro S(I) W,TK, TW KR 3/2/397 Ram Kumar Debbarrna 400 W,O KR Para • 3/2/398 Prabin Roaja Para No.2 250 W,O KR (Nabin Roy) 3/2/399 Purbahum Chow. Para 150 Pr.8(1) W KR 3/2/400 Mainak Roy Chow. Para (Sunanda Roy Chow. Para) 3/2/401 Gaya Chandra Chow. Para 3/2/402 Jagaram Chow. Para 60 W KR (Krishna Chow.) 3/2/403 Patrajoy Chow. Para 125 W KR (Nabajoy) 3/2/404 Panjihum Chow. Para 160 Pr.5(1) W KR 3/2/405 Cbandidas Roaja Para 200 W,O KR 3/2/406 Gagan Chandra Roaja Para 320 W,O KR 3/2/407 Subanya Kumar Roaja 300 W,O KR Para 3/2/408 Jinoy Prasad Roaja Para 75 W,O KR 3/2/409 Lokaprasad Roaja Para 300 W,O KR 3/2/410 Jiban Krishna Roaja Para SO W KR 3/2/411 Oouranga Chow. Para 60 W KR 3/2/412 Cbhuta Bandhu Roaja Para, 30 W KR 3/2/413 Bandhu Kumar Roaja Para 50 .w KR 3/2/414 Bipin Chakma Karbati Para 100 W KR 3/2/415 Asru Kumar Roaja Para SO W KR 3/2/416 Narendra Kumar Roaja , 60 W KR . 'Para j/2/4J7 8ukul RoaJa Para 70 W KR 3/2/418 Khelaram Roaja Para (Sevaki Roaja Para) 3/2/419 Purnadhan Roaja Para SO .. W KR m./4"O l'rabin Roaja Para 6S Pro 5(1) .... w W KR II 4$ DIRECTORY ,I ! Land Use Land use (t. e., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place r------~--- Nearest Day or days of rell- town of the mar- gious. "Area'not and ket/hat, historical Cultiva- available distance if any. held or arch- Un- ble for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 20 10 62 8 25 Amarpur 40 Rice 15 15 20 10 13 .. 45 Rice 2 15 8 5 .. 37 Rice 15 5 5 .. 38 Rice 75 SO 50 10 25 .. 24 Rice 100 75 75 115 20 .. 28 Rice 75 SO 50 10 15 .. 30 Rice 100 100 100 25 SO .. 32 Rice 50 75 75 15 20 .. 30 Rice 50 200 200 SO 100 .. 13 Rice 100 100 100 50 50 .. 13 Rice 75 70 70 20 40 .. 18 Rice 40 35 35 40 70 .. 18 Rice 45 70 70 10 50 .. 15 Rice 50 25 25 5 10 .. 38 Rice SO 150 150 50 50 .. 35 Rice 75 100 100 20 25 .. 35 Rice 60 70 70 10 10 .. 35 Rice 5 15 85 30 15 .. 42 Extinct Bxtinct Rice 25 25 10 Amarpur 38 Rice 9 15 41 50 10 .. 36 Rice 10 20 70 40 20 .. 35 Rice 60 50 50 10 15 .. 22 Rice 100 75 75 20 50 .. 40 Rice 75 100 100 20 5 .. 20 Rice 40 10 10 10 5 ,J 26 Rice 100 75 75 40 10 20 Rice 5 25 15 5 ".. 37 Rice 8 32 10 10 .. 38 Rice 5 20 5 .. 40 Rice 5 5 20 14 6 32 Rice 10 15 43 17 15 "II 28 Rice 4 16 20 10 II 25 Rice 12 18 15 15 II 24 Rice 5 10 40 5 10 II 30 Exti~ct Rice 10 5 15 15 5 Amarpur 28 .. Nee 9 10 26 10 10 II 30 .. ... 46 VILLAGE Sub-division : AMARPUR Amenities and Amenities' available---A. within ______the village ..... Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/2/421 Aswini Roaja Para 50 W KR 3/2/422 Narad Kumar Roaja Para 60 W KR 3/2/423 Chandiram Roaja Para 150 W KR 3/2/424 Gunamani Roaja Para 125 W KR 3/2/425 Chandrahangsa Roaja 150 Pro S(I) W KR Para 3/2/426 Richaia Karbari Para 75 W KR 3/2/427 Madhu Krishna Sardar 160 W KR Para 3/2/428 Jatan Bari 400 Mid. S(l) H(l) E W,TW PR, KR P&T.O(I) Nursery(l) 3/2/429 Thampi Roy Chow. Para 80 W KR (Tirtha Ram Chow. Para) 125 W KR 3/2/430 Raj.Bahadur Chow. Para 3/2/431 Nutan Bari 160 TK KR (Kachima Nutan Bari) 3/2/432 Debendra R~ang Chow. 20 W KR Para 3/2/433 Dhananjoy Reang Chow. 125 W KR Para 3/2/434 Sadhu Krishna Sardar Para 25 I W KR 3/2/435 Anray Bari 20 " W KR 3j2/436 Man Chandra Roaja Para 25 W KR 3/2/437 Joy Chandra Karbari Para 100 W KR 3/2/438 Chandrahangsa Roaja 25 W KR Para 3/2/439 Khelaram Bari 15 W KR 3/2/440 Kuma. Roy Para 200 W KR 41 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. t., are under different types Remarks or land use in acres rounded to the including _..A.Dearest__ unit) any ,lace ~ Nearest Day or days of reli- town or the mar. pous, Area Dot and ket/lta" historical, Cultiva. availble distance irany, held oruch- Un· ble ror culti· (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vatloo metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 J.a ~ Rice 7 25 10 8 Amarpur 32 Rice 10 34 8 8 .. 26 Rice 15 15 SS 40 25 .. 25 Rice 7 10 70 18 20 .. 34 Rice 10 15 65 45 15 .. 32 Rice 5 5 35 20 10 .. 37 Rice 10 15 91 24 20 .. 34 Rice 20 100 80 200 .. 21 Wednesday & Shib Saturday Temple Rice 10 10 30 20 10 .. 30 Rice 10 30 60 25 .. 10 Rice 40 100 20 .. 9 Rice 3 IS 2 .. 36 Rice 10 70 35 10 .. 3S Rice 3 20 2 .. 33 Rice 2 IS 3 .. 30 Rice 3 20 2 .. 32 Rice l.3 IS 47 10 IS .. 35 Rice 20 S .. 32 Rice 2 12 1 .. 30 Rice 70 80 25 10 IS tt 8 ~8 '.V1UA.&! Sub-division : BELONIA Amenities al(d Amenities available within the village - r---- ..... Total are'a (oca. of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Cade Name of,the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 1 . 2. 3· 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/3/1 Dwarika Mura Sing Para 560 W,O KR 3/3J2 Gaya Padma Para 3/3/3 Purnaroy Murasing Para 502 W,O,R, KR TW 3/3/4 Rajapur Garo Para 1,400 Mid. S(I) TW,W,TK KR 3/3/5 Talmani Para 3/3/fJ Nishi Kr, Murasing Para 530 W,O KR 3/3/7 Jagatmani Jamatia Para 645 R,W,O KR 3/3/8 Takma Pati Chari 2,000 Pro S(2) TW KR 3/3/9. Pati Cliari Bazar 765 TW,O KR 3/3tl0 Gaya Kumar Para 3/3/11 Ruhini Thakur Para 201 W,O KR 3/3/12 Babu Chandra Para 3/3/13 Bir Chandra Reang Para 1,170 Pr, 5(1) W,TK, KR P.O.(1) O,R 3/3/14 Joymangal Para 1,000 W,TW KR 3/3/15 Santiram Para 3/3/16 Bijoyrnoni Reang Para 295 TW,W,O KR 3/3/17 Thandababu Para 150 Pro S(.) W,O KR 3/3/18 Anjan Mog Para 1 3/3/19 Biswamani Reang Para 3/3/20 Dronajoy ChoW. Para 215, W,O KR 3/3/21 Manshu Mog Para 305 TW,W,O KR 3/3/22 Durgaroy Pathar 1,380 W,TW,O KR 3/3/23 Joyhind Chakma lPara 3/3/24 Zarcha Chow. Para 220 TW,O KR 3/3/25 Kiri Chandra Roaja Para 170 W,O KR 3/3/26 Ganasing Para 189 W,O KR 3/3/27 Madhu Chandra 345 TW,O KR Chakma Para 3/3/28 Radhamohan Chakma Para 3/3/29 Hemta Para SOO N.A. KR 3/3/30 Dakshin Ch. Para 3/3/31 Gangaroy Para 330 Pt. S(I) N.A. KR 3/3/32 Dakshajoy Reang Chow. Para 3/3/33 Tawchariha Bari 378 W,O.R KR 3/3/34 Chalcha Chow. Para 352 W,O KR 3/3/35 Mandhata Chow. Para 690 R,O KR 3/3/36 Kathalia Chara 2,000 Pro S(I) P.H.€(1) •• W,TK N.A. P.O.(I) 3/3/37 Dina Ch. Tripura Para 3/3/38 Galeswar Reang Para 165 W,O KR 3/3/39 Haripada Roaja Para } 3/3/40 Baidya Kr. Reang Para 3/3/41 Ta,slampha Para 940 Pro S(l) W,TW,O KR 3/3/42 Chapaniha Chow. Para 120 W,O KR 3/3/43 Babuham Chow. Para i2S .. W,O KR 3/3/44 Budhijoy Chow. Para J 3/3/45 Joymaosal Chow. Para 49 ntREcTORY Land Use Land use (t. e., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including Dearest unit) _ .A.~ ______, any place Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/haI, historical, Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- ble for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irri~!1ted ~ irrigated waste vation , metres) village .interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 . 18 Riel: 105 100 140 45 170 Belonia 21 Extinct Rice 91 109 142 35 125 Belonia 41 Rice 200 20 1,160 .. 38 Tuesday Extinct Rice 104 137 109 71 109 Belonia 38 Rice 97 143 182 109 114 32 Rice 1,000 50 950 ".. 47 Thursday Rice 101 136 249 130 149 35 " Extinct Rice 21 41 61 33 45 Belonia 29 Extinct Rice 108 263 322 199 278 Belonia 35 Saturday Rice 500 15 480 30 Saturday " Extinct Rice 29 100 63 50 53 Bclonia 22 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 35 " (Extinct Rice 21 45 56 34 59 Belonia 30 Rice 47 97 53 39 69 27 Rice 158 298 363 2lO 351 0"" 34 Extinct Rice 21 49 61 37 52 Belonia 34 Rice 12 29 55 28 46 26 Rice 13 42 51 27 56 27 Rice 19 72 99 67 88 ••" 24 Extinct Rice 300 20 180 Belonia 38 Extinct Rico 27 72 93 57 81 Belonia 26 I. Extinct Rice 20 76 113 71 98 Belonia 29 Rice 19 72 104 68 89 29 143 202 109 182 .. 21 Rice 54 " Rice 500 300 sa 1100 34 Wednesday " Extinct Rice 9 31 49 21 55 Belonia 27 tExtinot Rice 49 209 281 198 203 Belonla 37 Rice 5 23 35 19 38 27 Rice 11 31 69 47 67 30 " tExtinct 50 \lILLAGE Sub-divisloD : B£LONIA Amenities and Amenities available within the village ,------""" Total area Loea- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply- water nications Telegraph 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/3/46 Felajoy Para 360 W,RW,O KR 3/3//.7 Dukhiram Para 210 .. W,O KR 3/3/A8 Mohan Kr. Tripura Para 120 W,O KR 3/3/49 Mukta Joy Para 195 W,O KR 3/3/50 Melaroy Para 1,365 W,TW KR 3/3/51 Debakha Chow. Para 375 W,O KR 3/3/52 Rajkuroar Roaja Para 3/3/53 Chandra Mohan 1,170 W,O KR Jamatia Para 3/3/54 Sambhuhari Noatia Para 105 W,O KR 3/3/55 Thaichuha Para 120 W,TW,O KR 3/3/56 Pagdh Roy Reang Para 3/3/57 Adhin Chandra 510 W,TW, 0 KR Jamatia Para 3/3/58 Kuthumroy Reang Para 1,785 RW,W,O KR 3/3/59 Mabananda Bairagj Para 855 TW,W, 0 KR 3/3/60 Deshkumar Roaja Para 225 W,O KR 3/3/61 Mohi Kumar Roaja Para 85 W,O KR 3/3/62 Brindaban Roaja Para 1,320 W,O KR 3/3/63 , Joyhari Roaja Para 485 W,O KR 3/3/64 Birendra Chow. Para 495 W,O KR 3/3/65 Briksharam Roaja Para 240 O,R KR 3/3/66 Laksha Chandra 180 W,O,R KR Roaja Para 3/3/67 Ratan Bari 552 Pro S(I) RW,'TW,O KR 3/3/68 Harinath Tripura Para 1,070 W,O KR 3/3/69 Padmalochan Chow. Para 285 W,O KR 3/3/70 Palan Kr. Roaja Para 345 W,O KR 3/3/71 Kalikrishna Roaja Para 105 W,O KR 3/3/72 Jagaroy Reang Para 3/3/73 Falgun Kr. Murasing Para 225 W,O KR 3/3/74 Charanpai Chow. Para 1485 Pr,5(1) W.O,R KR 3/3/75 Suresn Sing Para 50 Mid:, S{J) W KR P.O.(1) 3/3/76 Manu Mog Para 225 W,O KR 3/3J77 Guliram Reang Para 450 ", W,O KoR 3/3/78 Karmaroy Reang Para 810 ", W,O KR 3/3/79 Darshan Reang Para , 570 w,nv,o KR 3/3/80 Kala Para 255 W,O KR 3/3/81 Raja Pur Jamatia Para 510 W,O,R KR 3/3/82 Amchara Roaja Para 1035 W,O KR' 3(3/83 Rambabu Para 585 W,O KR 3(3/84 Malachand Baidya Para 105 W,O KR 3(3/85 Rambhakta Roaja Para 165 W.O KR 3/3/86 Sashi Kr. Roaja para} 3/3/87 Prasanna Roaja Para. 3/3/88 Paikhala 1650 Pro S(1) W,TW. KR O,R 3/3189 Taichama Padmakumar Roaja Para 3(3/90" Kancbang Roy RoaJa Para 375 W,O KR 51 t)IllECIORY [;and Use Land use Rice 'JS 85 145 I 45 160 Belonia 39 .~ 43 Rice 112 357 499 397 420 .. .~ Rice 32 175 250 167 231 .. 50 Rice 17 46 67 45. 60 .. 40 'Rice 7 21 27 ( ,13 17 .. 37 Rice 58 298 362 271 331 40 Rice 17 99 126 104 139 .. 35 Rice 21 89 204 74 107 .. 34 .. 30 Rice 11 59 61 51 58 " Rice 37 53 29 52 '29 ., 9 " Rice 19 128 148 103. 154 24 Rice 61 201 328 199 269 .. 27 Rice 29 27 128 56 45 21 Rice 49 79 102 70 4S ".. 22 Rice 9 21 27 10 38 21 .'. " Extinct Rice 17 41 78 32 57 Belonia 22 Rice 174 209 30S 402 395. .. 32 Rice 25 10 15 .. 30 Rice 11 31 69 47 67 .. 24 Rice 37 92 ]33 108 80 .. 19 Rice ~8 167 235 152. 198. .. 18 Rice 21 101 185 115 142 .. 29 Rice 13 90 100 14 38 .. J9 Rice 84 137 109 71 109 34 Rice 103 201 316 16§ 251 ..'. 30 I • Rice 127 190 199 14 5S .. 35 .. Rice 5 15 50 10 25 .. '29 Rice 19 21 45 18 -62 .. 30 .. { Rice 32 358 467 300 493 Belonia 19 ~~i1nct Extinct Rice 19 109 141 56 SO Belonia 29 .. 52 VILLA~E Sub-divisioD : BEWNIA Amenities and Amenities available within the village ",__ -----'""I Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal lion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 1 '2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/3/91 Adhin Chandra Roaja Para 195 W,O KR 3/3/92 Sadhan Kr. Roaja Par-3 345 W,O KR 3/3/93 Birdhan Tripura Para 135 W,O KR 3/3/94 Kumbha Kr. Roaja Para 120 O,R KR 3/3/9' Barshi Kr. Roaja Parll 165 W,O KR 3/3/96 Ballya Kr. Tripura Para 3/3/97 Purbasing Para 120 W,O KR 3/3/98 Barnasing Roaja Para 345 Pro S(I) W,TW, 0 KR 3/3/99 Sambhujoy Roaja Para 435 W,O KR 3/3/100 Dina Chandra Roaja Para 390 Pro S(l) W,O,R KR 3/3/101 Barada Nagar 393 Pr. S(l) W,O KR P.O.(l) 3/3/102 Man Chandra Para 525 Pr. S(l) W,O KR 3/3/103 Maichara (Paschimkall1 1155 Pr.5(1) W,TW, 0 KR P.O.(I) bari) 3/3/104 Maichara (Purbakala bari) 2.100 Pt. S(I) W,TW, KR P.O·(l) O,R 3/3/105 Uttar Kalabari 1950 W,TW,O KR 3/3/106 Barpathari Kalabari 1470 Pro S(l) W,TW, 0 KR 3/3/107 Bahadur Roaja Para 180 W,O KR 3/3/108 Apta Kr. Roaja Para 210 W,O KR :: I 3/3/109 Rakhiram Roaja Para ISO W,O KR 3/3/110 ManurMukh 1860 Pro S(l) W,TW,O KR 3/3/111 Bhagya Ch. Roaja Para 3/3/112 Uttar Belonia 1455 Pro S(l) W,TW,O KR 313/113 Dakshin Bharat Ch. Nagar 3972 W,TW,O KR 3/3/114 Dwarkhil 1230 W,O KR 3/3/115 Angar Khali 2235 W,O KR 3/3/116 Mechuar Khil 90 W,O KR 3/3/117 Bengua 705 W,O KR 3/3/118 Ishan Ch. Nagar 3/3/119 Balla Mukha 2370 W,TW,O KR 3/3/120 Joykat Pur 585 Pr.8(1) W,O KR 3/3/121 Satish Chow. Para 2S5 W,O KR 3/3/122 Amjad Nagar 2490 Pro S(I) W,TW KR .3/3/123 Judhyamani Roaja Para 45 W,O KR 3/3/124 Chandra Mohan Sardar 125 W,O KR Para 3/3/125 Harisadhan Para 210 W,O KR 3/3/126 Ambika Paul Para 525 Pro S(l) TK,O KR 3/3/127 Manik Sardar Para 120. W,O KR 3/3/128 Shom.Para 285 W,O KR 3/3} 129 Barta Kr. Sardar Para 135 .J W"Q KR 3/3/130 puroobash Para 630 Pro S(l) W,o.. KR 3/3/131 Paban Chandra Roaja Para 120 W,O I(R 3/3/132 Rajani Sardar Para 210 W,O KR 3/3/133 Uttar Sonai Chari 465 Pro S(I) W,O KR 3/3/134 Sonai Chari (Ptlrbabash lOS W,O KR 'Padua) 3(31135 Mahim Satdat Para 53 DIRECTORY lAnd Use Land use (i, eo. area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including Jlearest unit) any place Nearest Day or days of reli- ~-----.... --~ town of the mar· gious, Area not and ket/haI, historical Cultiva- available distance if any. held or arch· Un- ble for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 11 47 49 28 60 Belonia 27 Rice 21 80 92 55 14 Rice 9 27 61 14 ~l 19 Rice 6 25 59 12 18 .. 11 Rice 13 27 43 20 62 .. 16 Extlnct Rice 6 25 58 13 18 Belonia 13 Rice 19 78 94 57 97 .. 22 Rice 47 .97 163 49 79 .. 16 Rice 19 111 141 60 $9 " 13 Rice 16 109 147 50 71 .. 14 Rice 101 135 109 71 1~9 11 20 .. 13 Rice 201 268 309 147 " ( 330 Rice 231 .~39 630 570 .. 14 Rice 201 397 578 265 509 11 .. Rice 177 299 436 181 377 .. 10 Rice . 9 35 48 29 59 .. 21 .. Rice 19 38 67 39 47 .. 27 Rice 10 . 37 41 19 43 .. 19 Rice 208 399 531 322 400 .. 8 Extinct Rice 187 .3.14 413 174 3(;7 Belopia 6 ,689 1297 631 898 16 Rice 457 .. '8 •• Rice 198 ~20 387 131 294 Rice 167 08 685 375 500 .. 6 Rice 3 .'21 37 10 19 .. 1~ .. Rice 87 141 197 88 192 11 .. Extinct Rice 234 498 689 3-81 . 5g8 Belonia 6 Rice 103 102 180 9S' 1 2 .. ' 10 Rice 17 61 75 13 89 .. 6 Rice 347 601 709 327 506 13 9 .. 11 Rice 3 .11 15 7 " Rice 8 ,25 32 .~l 39 .. 14 Rice 11 49 63 31 S6 ... 11 Rice 2S iOl 17S 46 178 .. 14 Rice 19 12 21 26 ,42 ., 11 Rice 32 81 97 26 49 .. 10 •• Rice 12 .27 41 Hi 39 11 .., 201 35 169 " 14 Rice 28 197 " Rice 6 2S S9 12 18 .. 11 Rice 19 38 67 39 47 14 Rice 49 121 169 47' 79 " IS 10 30 ", Rice 7 21 37 " 14 E~tin 04 VILLAGE Sab-diYlsloD : BELONIA Amtnities and Amenities available within the village r-- Total area Loea- or the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nieations Telegrapb 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/3/136 Dhani Mohan Bari 120 W,O KR 3/3/137 Ruhini Kr. Sardar Para 135 W,O KR 3/3/138 Ramchandra Reang Sardar 585 W,O KR Para 3/3/139 Rahikumar Sardar Para 120 W,O KR 3/3/140 Kokai Sardar Para 225 W,O KR 3/3/141 Budhi Ch. Roaja Para 315 W,O KR 3/3/142 Krishnachandra Roaja Para 150 W,O,R KR 3/3/143 Ananta Kr. Roaja Para 135 W,O,R KR 3/3/144 Kashi Ch. Roaja Para 60 W,R,O KR 3/3/145 Dasarath Roaja Para 315 W,R,O KR 3/3/146 Mahamoni Para 480 W,R,O KR (Kalacbara) 3/3/147 . Khuntaroy Chow. Para 1435 Pt. S(l) W,R,O KR 3/3/148 Asram Colony (Pucba 1080 W,O,R KR N.adha Kishore Ganja) 3/3/149 Tapta Kumar Ronja Para 60 W,O,R KR 3/3/150 Prssanna Roaja Para 180 W,O,R KR 3/3/151 Radhu Roaja Para 300 W,O,R' KR 3/3/152 Purnaroy Reang Para 135 W,O,R KR 3/3/153 Purnadhan Roaja Para 485 W,O KR 3/3/154 Kamal Kanti Roaja Para 3/3/155 Gardang 400 Pt. S(I) tw KR 3/3/156 Gunaram Roaja Para 270 .. W,O,R KR 3/3/157 Pascbim Bagara 250 Pt. S(I} ... TW,W KR 3/3/158 Kanchan Nagar 1500 Mid. S(l) TW,W KR Phone P&T.O(I) 3/3/159 Subhas Colony 3540 W,O,R KR 3/3/160 Tbainga Mog Para 150 W,O,R KR 3/3/161 Matbu Mog Para 3/3/162 Khagendra Chow. Para 435 Pt. S(I) W,O, KR 3/3/163 Bagara 900 W,O,R KR 3/3/164 Gajendra Tilla 500 TW NA 3/3/165 Dbani Chandra Reang 465 W,O,R,TWKR Para 3/3/166 Nabala Chow. Para 420 .. W,O,R KR 3/3/167 Bagara Asram Gokul Para 200 sec.S(l) W.TW, KR 3/3/168 Nakuljoy Reang Para 570 W,O,R KR 3/3/169 Karmajoy Chow. Para 225 W,O,R KR 3/3/170 Mangaljoy Talukdar Para 1005 W,O,R KR 3/3/171 Kalachara Baidya:Kr. Para 135 W,O,R KR 3/3,172 Kalachara Para 150 Pt. S(l) TW KR 3/3/173 Nafaroy Reang Chow. Para. 165 W,O,R 'KR 3/3/174 Abiram Chow. Para 225 W,O,R KR 3/3/175 Lankajoy Reang Para 270 W,O.R KR 3/3/176 Sitaram Reans Para 210 W,O,R KR 3/3/177 Raimoban Master Para 200 TW KR 3/3/178 Gobinda Reang Para 211 W,O,R KR 3/3/179 Anuram Reang Para 510 W,O,R KR 3/3/180 Mangal Joy Para ISO W,O,R KR 56 f>II£CTORY Land Use Land use (t. e., are under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including neare5f unit) any place --=---=~----~~------, Nearest Day or days of reli- . town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/hae, historical, Cultiva- availble distance if any, bel.d or areh- Un- ble for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological ~\aple Food Forest Irri&at.ed irrigated waste vation. metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 <14 15 16 17 18 Rice 5 23 35 19 38 "]3elonia 18 Rice 7 27 39 21 41 II 21 Rice 47 105 187 126 120 .. 29 Rice 3 26 37 25 29 ,.. 22 Rice 11 31 69 47 67 ,. 30 Rice 31 68 89 48 79 .. 27 Rice 12 .27 48 22 41 .. 26 Rice 5 28 45 17 40 .. 21 Rice 3 11 14 13 19 .. 26 Rice 29 69 90 46 81 .. 27 99 125 104 139 24 Rice 13 " Rice 71 359 459 225 321 30. .. Rice 59 205 369 184 263 .. 21 Rice 5 9 12 15 19 .. 18 ., Rice 9 35 48 29 59 ... 16 Rice 47 48 97 39 69 .. 19 Rice 4· 29 43 19 40 II 16 Rice 49 121 169 47 97 •• 16 ., Extinct, Rice 100 200 50 50 ]kIoWa 16 .. Rice~ 13 61 72 45 79 ,t' 14 .. Rice 200 30 20 ,. 22. Rice 1000 150 .350 II 18. Monday .~ Rice 287 769 1001 627 856 .. 26 Rice 10 29 45 25 41 .. 21 Extinct Rice 43 95 122 69 106 Belonia- 22 .... Rice 129 168 282 132 189 21 Rice 350 50 100 .. 22 .~ Rice 49 121 168 48 79 .. 26 Rice 32 99 III 78 100 .. 24 Rice 150 15 35 .. 25 Rice 61 102 183 95 129 .. 19 -.. Rice 11 31 69 47 67 .. 22 Rice 121 200 300 186 198 27 0 .. ..- Rice 5 28 45 17 40 n 30 Rice 100 10 15 .. 30 ~. Rice 13 27 43 20 62 .. 29 Rice 9 .33 69 49 65 .. 27 l . Rfce 17 36 89 51 Q7, .. 26 Rice 19 38 67 39 47 .. 22 Rice 150 35 15 .. 30 Rice 17 40 68 39 47 .. 29 ,. Rice 75 85 145 45 160 II 27 Rice 10 29 45 26 40 II 21 5G VlLLAG! Sub-dlvlslon : BELONlA Amenities and Amenities available within the village ..A.._ Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power il}g Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegrapb 1 2 3 4 5 .6 7 8 9 3/3/181 Sasti Roy Reang Para ") 3/3/182 Tapchara Chow. Para 3/3/183 Bachukroy Chow. Para 3/3/184 Krishna Kr. Tripura Para 3/3/185 Dinabandhu Roaja Para 3/3/186 Chandranath Reang IPara 3/3/187 Kusum Sardar Para 3/3/188 Paithai Mog Para 3/3/189 Brindaban Tripura Para 3/3/190 Bivision Para 3/3/191 Chapiya Chakma Para 3/3/192 Manu Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/193 Maichara 3/3/194 Bahadur Sardar Para 3/3/195 Hulla Dhepa 3/3/196 Daraham Roaja Para 3/3/197 Biddhi Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/198 Pathya Roaja Para 3/3/199 Khedasing Roaja Para 3/3/200 Bharat Chandra Roaja Para Extinct 3/3/201 Ram Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/202 Hari Mohan ,Roaja Para 3/3/203 Jami Chandra Tripura Para 3/3/204 Satish Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/205 Krishna Hari Debbarma Para 3/3/206 Subi Kumar Para 3/3/207 Kali Prasad Para 3/3/208 Rajmohan Roaja Para 3/3/209 Bachiram Para 3/3/210 Sadhu Kumar Para 3/3/211 Manta Kumar Tripura. Para' 3/3/212 Nilaroy Para 3/3/213 Baransing Roaja 3/3/214 Ram Keshab Para 3/3/215 Naraifung 3/3/216 Purnajoy Para 3/3/217 Felabhubanjoy Para 3/3/218 Kanta Ray Para 3/3/219 Thaingya Mog Chow. Para 3/3/220 92.Bn.BSF. Headquarter J 3/3/221 Mirja Pur 3010 W,TW KR 3/3/222 Sarashima 2450 W,TW KR P.O.(1) 3/3/223 Manu Bazar 220 Pr.SO) W,TW, KR P.O.(l) O,R 3/3/224 SonataD Chow. Para 400 W,O,R KR 3/3/225 Chandranath Chow. Para 410 W,O,R l{R 57 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. e., are under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including ,..-______nearest..A- __ unit) any place Nearest Day or days of reli town of the mar gious, Area not and ket/hat, historical, Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch Un- able for culti- (in kilo in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 .18 I I Extinct r I I I j Rice 221 603 902 542 742 Belonia 3 Rice 101 612 725 400 612 .. 3 Rice 11 51 62 25 71 37 Rice 15 75 135 75 100 26 145 60 107 27 Rice 13 85 " 58 VILLAGE Sub-division: BELONIA Amenities and Amenities available within the village ..L_ Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegrapb 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/3/226 Oraham Chow. Para 630 W,O,R KR 3/3/227 Uttar Bharat Chandra 780 W,O,R KR Nagar 3/3/228 Purnajoy Reang Para 190 W,O KR 3/3/229 Taibhama Chara (Debipur) 930 W,O KR 3/3/230 Hairavita Debipur 285 W,O,R KR 3/3/231 Puran Laigang Bari 240 W,O,R KR 3/3/232 Chakako Bari 255 W,O,R KR 3/3/233 Sajarai Bari 375 W,TW,O,R lCR 3/3/Z34 Katbal bagan 70 .. W,O,R KR 3/3/235 Debendranagar 130 W,O,R \ KR 3/3/236 Khandalia Reang Para 120 W,O KR 3/3/237 SatiHOY Reang Para 200 W,O KR 3/3/238 Tirtharam Reang Para 350 Pro S(I) W,O,TK KR 3/3/239 Paschim Kathalia 1300 0 KR 3/3/240 Purba Taichama 350 Pro S(I) 0 KR 3f'/241 Prasanna Kr. Roaja Para 247 TK KR 3/3/242 Dainna Chow. Para 247 W KR 3/3/243 Mahendrakumar Chow. 247 W KR Para 313/244 Utaiha Reang Para 741 Pro S(I) W KR 313/245 Thangpaiha Reang Para 741 TW,W KR 3/3/146 Toangkhola Chow. Para 494 TW KR 3/3/247 Krishnabali Reang Para 988 W KR 3/3/248 Lahar Candra Para 247 W KR 3/3/249 Bhagirath Roaja Para 988 Pro S(I) W KR 3/3/250 Piparia Khola (East) 1235 Pro S(I), Mid. W,TW,R KR S(I) 3/3/251 Daiya Ch. Roaja Para 3/3/252 Sanka Kr. Reang Para 741 Pro S(I) , .. W KR 3/3/253 Mahim Chandra Roaja Para 247 W KR 3/3/254 Sameseroy Chow. Para 247 0 KR 3/3/255 Sonatan Chow. Para 494 W KR 3/3/256 Joyhari Roaja Para 247 W KR 3/3/257 Dayahari Roaja Para 247 W KR 3/3/258 Jashmura 494 Pro S(I) TW KR 3/3/259 Joykumar Roaja Para 741 W KR 3/3/260 Udaihari Roaja Para 247 W KR 3/3/261 Kalikumar Para 3/3/262 Sadhanhari Para 494 W KR 3/3/263 Kamalkanta Roaja Para 120 W KR 3/3/264 Bhata Khola 741 Pro S(l) TW,R KR P,O.(l) 3/3/265 Pashim Piparia Khola 247 Pro S(1) TW,W KR 3/3/266 Dharma Sen Para 247 W KR 3/3/267 Garjania 128 TK KR 3/3/268 Barpathari N.A. H(I) TW, W, TK KR P.O.(I) 3/3/269 Sonapur 250 Pro S(1) D(I) TW,W,TK KR 3/3/270 Cbailtali 750 TW,W KR 59 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. e., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place ""- Nearest Day or days ofreli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/hat, historical, Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- able for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 43 128 187 100 172 Belonia 21 Rice 171 139 251 98 121 .. 14 Rice 14 34 61 32 49 18 Rice 154 209 321 68 178 14 Rice 32 81 97 26 49 .. 13 Rice 11 59 61 51 58 14 Rice 13 42 71 34 89 27 Rice 21 81 111 69 93 " 19 Rice 5 13 25 8 19 14 Rice 9 29 45 20 27 " 16 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 32 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. " 33 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. " 38 ,.. Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 25 N.A. " Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. " 16 Rice N.A. 22 7 10 5 19 Rice N.A. 15 5 3 4 .. 18 Rice N.A. 20 5 3 3 .." 23 Rice N.A. 40 12 7 5 .. 25 Rice N.A. 52 20 12 7 .. 32 Rice N.A. 25 5 10 15 18 Rice N.A. 20 5 25 8 30 Rice N.A. 15 5 10 17 " 16 Rice N.A. 40 5 30 15 .. 17 20 .. Rice N.A. 70 30 25 " 16 Extinct Rice N.A. 80 15 40 30 Belonia 17 Rice N.A. 15 5 5 ]0 ]5 Rice N.A. 10 3 5 5 .. 19 Rice N.A. 40 25 5 20 .." 20 Rice N.A. 15 3 5 7 25 Rice N.A. 15 3 3 10 " 16 Rice N.A. 50 5 15 25 20 Saturday & .. " Wednesday Rice N.A. 40 20 7 15 25 Rice N.A. 30 5 15 12 " 18 Extinct Rice N.A. 25 3 14 15 Belonia 30 Rice N.A. 20 5 12 15 16 Rice N.A. 50 7 5 16 " 14 Sunday'& Kali Temple " Tuesday & Chaturdas Devtas Temple Rice N.A. 150 40 20 15 12 Rice N.A. 15 5 3 4 9 Rice N.A. 30 5 15 5 .." 11 Rice 64 192 32 32 .. 11 Monday & Kali Friday Bari Rice 62 123 12 50 13 Rice 190 440 60 60 14 60 VILLAGE Sub-diYision : BELONI~ Amenities and Amenities available within the village r- -. Total area Loca. of the Drink· Post. II tion village Power ing Commu- anC! Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 1 2 3 4 5 Ii 7 8 9 3/3/271 Hetalia 740 TK,W KR 3/3/272 Kashari 124 Pro S(I) TW KR 3/3/273 Tubia 247 TW KR 3/3/274 Joychandra Pur 247 Pro S(I) W KR 3/3/275 Samarendra Nagar 124 TK KR 3/3/276 Laxmipur 247 Pro S(1) TW KR Sec.S(I) 3/3/277 Bagachatal 247 W KR 313)278 Baacharam Roaja Para 124 W KR 3/3/279 Bishnu Ch. Roaja Para 62 W KR 3/3/280 Harchandra Roaja Para 65 W KR 3/3/281 Durga Pur Colony 988 Pro S(I) TW, W,TK KR 3/3/282 Rajnagar 741 Pro S{I) TW,W,TK KR 3/3/283 Rajnagar Colony 741 Pro S(I), P.H.C(I) TW,W,TK KR P.O.(I) Sec. S(I) 3/3/284 Prakash Nagar NA TW, W, TK KR 3/3/285 Barjosh 102 W KR 3/3/286 Naser Nagar 398 Pro S(I) W KR 3/3/287 Nihar Nagar 347 Mid. S(I) D(I) TW,W,TK KR 3/3/288 East Ananda Nagar NA TW, W,TK KR 3/3/289 Krishnabashi Para 125 TW, W, TK KR (Ananda pur) 3/3/290 Rabidas Para 50 W KR 3/3/291 Anandapur 444 Pr. S(I) TW,'W KR 3/3/292 Man. Reang Chow. Para 3/3/293 Bishnu Ch. Roaja Para 3/3/294 Mani Chandra Roaia Para 3/3/295 Har Ghandra Roaja Para 3/3/296 Ratan Mani Roaja Para 3/3/297 Satish Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/298 Chota Pathari 3/3/299 Dutta Khola 3/3{;300 Kazir Pathac 3/3/301 Chilla Pathar 3/3/302 Dakshin Laxmi pur I 3/3/303 Da~~hin Joychandra Pur 3/3/304 Nabadwip Chandra Nagar 3/3/305 Palwan Chand J 3/3/306 Sabar Para (Kasari R.F.) 247 W KR 3/3/307 Bhagirath Tripura Para N.A. N.A. 3/3/308 Uttar Rangamura 988 Pro S(2) D(I) W KR 3/3/309 Rangamura Krlshnanagar 741 Mid.s(l) W,1W,R KR 3/3/310 Uttar Krishnagar 1482 Pro S(I) H(I) TK,TW KR P.O.(I) 61 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. e., area under !iifferent types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/hat. historical, Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- able for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 • Rice 262 320 45 26 Belonia 13 Rice N.A. 60 10 5 10 12 Rice N.A. 50 15 5 10 .. Rice N.A. 80 50 25 20 " 11 I Rice N.A. 25 10 5 .. 15' \.' Rice N.A. 50 15 10 8 " , , RIce N.A. 60 15 30 5 .. 12 Rice N.A. 40 15 15 5 16 ,.' Rice N.A. 25 5 15 5 13 .. \ Rice 30 5 20 5 ,." 12 \ Rice N.A. 78 116 10 15 17 Rice N.A. 174 5 15 .. 19 Rice N.A. 101 12 10 20 Sunday & .., " Thursday ,,., , Rice N.A. 50 203 15 8 20 Rice 70 22 10 .. 19 ", Rice 323 17 58 21 I Rice 20 100 75 30 100 .. 28 Wednesday & Kalibari .. Saturday Rice 48 80 60 20 85 .. 27 Rice 17 30 25 8 25 .. 29 ".\ Rice 5 10 8 4 8 .. 27 Rice 70 90 80 42 110 .. 30 ,.. 1, I I I ,. r Extinct I I I I I \ \ ) 1\ Rice N.A. 3 7 Belonia 17 , ~ .~ Rice 487 347 27 70 47 Tuesday .. Saturday Rice 396 261 20 60 40 Monday Kliii .. Friday Tefpple Rice 500 200 200 100 300 32 Tuesday Saturday 62 VILLAGE SuiHlI'ilioa: BELONIA Amenities and ---Amenities_ available_..A. within ______the village """'\ Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3131311 Madhya Krishna Pu'r 3/3/312 South Krishnanagar 1235 Pro S(2) TK,W KR P.O.(I) 3131313 Rajkumar Para 320 TW,W, KR 313/314 Kamalpur 880 .. W KR 3/3/315 Gubtali 960 Pr.S(I) TW KR 3/~/316 Dimatali (Ananda Pur) 600 Pr. S(l) TW,W,O KR 3/3/317 Chandra Pur (Dimatali) 660 W,O KR 3/0/318 Asrabpur 1470 Pro S(I) Mid. S(I) TW,W,O KR P.O.(I) 3/3/319 Uttar Srirampur 1844 Pro S(l) TW,W KR 3/3/320 Hossainpur (Kheda Bari) 1276 Pro S(I) W KR 3/3/321 Dakshin Srirampur . 5760 Pr. S(I) TW KR 3/3/322 Tebaria & Bhairab Nagar 2400 Pro S(l) W KR 3/3/323 Ekinpur N.A. Pro S{l) TW KR,PR P.O(I) 3/3/324 Puran Rajbari 600 TW KR 3/3/325 Naigharia 1920 Pro S(l) TW KR 3/3/326 Baldakhal 3840 Pro S(I) TW,W KR 3/3/327 Lowgang N.A. Pro S(l) TW KR P.O(I) 3/3/328 Betaga N.A. Pro S(I) Mid. S(l) TW,TK KR S.B.C.O) :13/329 Baikora N.A. W,O KR,PR 3/31330 Purnaham Reang Para N.A. W,TK KR (Dagai Charakbai) 3/3/331 Puniram Para 3{3/332 Railo Mog Para N.A. Pc. S(l) W N.A. (Charakbai) 3/3/333 Nithu Mog Chow. Para N.A. W,TW KR 3/3/334 Sarbadhan Reang Para N.A. W,TW KR 3/3/335 Kangiya Mog Para N.A. W,O KR (Dagai Charakbai) 3/3/336 Wang Mog Chow. Para N.A. W N.A. 3/3/337 Oga Mog Para N.A. W,O N.A. 3/3/338 Chintaha Para 100 Pr.S(l) W,O KR (Laxmichara) 313/339 Kantala Reang Chow. 325 W,O KR Para (Laxmichara) 3/3/340 Dingala Bari (Laxmichara) 150 W,O KR 3/3/341 Krishna Chandra Chow. 500 Pro S(I) W,O KR Para 3/3/342 Martaha Bari ISO W,O KR 3/3/343 Mu1cta Joy Para 110 W,O KR (Laxmichara) 3/3/344 Rupairam Tripura Para 100 W,O KR (Laxinichara) '13/345 Ramsundar Reang Para 75 W KR (Laxmichara) 63 DIRECfORY lAnd Use Land use ai. 8., area under different types Remarks of Ian use in acres rounded to the iocludin. nearest unit) any place r------.A------~ Nearest Day or days oC reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/hat, historical. Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- able Cor culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village ioterest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ~ Extinct Rice 500 150 100 200 200 Belonia 32 Tuesday & Saturday Rice 7S 40 50 25 130 27 Rice 185 140 120 130 305 .. 27 Rice 310 12S 100 125 300 .. 29 Monday & .. Friday Rice 145 50 75 50 280 ... 31 Rice 120 60 90 60 270 .. 34 .~. Rice 425 125 135 100 685 .. 32 Rice 760 205 175 125 579 36 Sunday & ',' .. Thursday Rice 638 139 159 70 70 .. 41 Rice 2,880 1080 720 360 720 43 Rice 1,500 450 150 ISO ]50 .. 46 Rice 480 180 180 175 185 .. 40 Tuesday & .. Saturday Rice 240 60 180 30 60 .. 42 ·'1- Rice 1,200 120 140 200 260 .. 40 \ \ Rice 1,200 1440 480 240 480 46 Rice 1920 .." 16 Tuesday Rice 360 100 150 25 Monday & .',. \ .. Friday Rice 500 150 25 BUd\l~ Tempe Rice 65 130 12 155 .. 32 Extinct Rice 15 10 Belonia 26 .\. Rice 18 4 12 30 ',' Rice 300 35 40 ".. 30 Rice 35 30 25 . 30 BU~!\: • Tempe Rice 30 32 31 .~ . Rice 25 5 8 " 26 Buddha .. Tenu>te Rice 32 ., " N.A. 30. Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. " '.' Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 3S Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 32 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 32 ',' Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N,A. N.A. 35 " / 32 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. " Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. .. 30 64 VILLAGE Sub-division : BELONIA Amenities and Amenities available within the village r------. Total area Loca. of the Drink· Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical suppJy water nications Telegraph 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/3/346 Desharai Para 60 W KR (Laxmicbara) 3/3/347 Pitarai Para (Laxmichara) 500 Pro S(I) W,O KR 3/3/348 Jariham Para (Birendra 100 W KR Nagar) 3/3/349 Chapirai Para 3/3/350 Puspar.ai Para SO R,W KR 3/3/351 Purna Chandra Tripura 200 W,O KR Para 3/3/352 Malchirai Para (Birendra 150 W,O KR Nagar) 3/3/353 Santamani Para (Birendra 150 W,O KR Nagar) 3/3/354 Birafa Chow. Para 100 W,O KR 3/3/355 Rabidas Reang Para 150 W,O KR (Birendra Nagar) 3/3/356 Sataroy Reang Para 3/3/357 Subha Chandra Roaja Para 100 W,O KR (Birendra Nagar) 3/3/358 Gangaram Para (Birendra 100 W,O KR Nagar) 3/3/359 Bahattar Kr. Roaja Para 100 W,O KR 3/3/360 Gangaram Reang Chow. 150 W,O KR Para (Tula Mura.) 3/3/361 Gangaram Reang Pradhan Para 3/3/362 Raidhan Bari } 3/3/363 Had Mohan Roaja Para 200 W KR 3/3/364 Haridhan Para 250 W KR 3/3/365 Rabidas Reang Para (Birendra Nagar 3/3/366 Deburoy Para 200 W,O KR (Uttar Barpathari) 3J3/367 Kumar Chandra Para & 100 W,O N.A. Chandra Madhab Para 3/~/368 Padma Kr. Para N.A. N.A. N.A. 3/3(369 PaIi Sardar Para 3/3/370 Pati Chara (Uttar N.A. Pr.S(! ) N.A N.A. Hicha Chara) 3/3/371 Athurai Chow. Para N.A. N.A. N.A. (Uttar Hicha Chara) 3/3{372 Danta Kr. Para 100 W;O KR (Pati Chara) 3/3/373 Beiukha Para (KaJashi) 150 W,O KR 3/3/374 Rajdhan Para (Kalashi) 150 \Y,O KR 3/3/375 Bhagya Ch. Para (Kalashi) 100 W,O KR 3/3/376 Balajoy Para (Kalashi) 200 W,O KR 3/3/377 Dina Kumar Para 100 W,.o KR 3/3/378 Shib Chandr Reang Para 150 W,O KR 3/3/379 Tabiroy Reang Para 400 W,R KR (Laxmichara) 3/3/380 Ganga Prasad Reang Para 300 R KR 65 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. II., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place _.....__ Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ketfhat, historical CUltiva- available distance if any, held or arch-' Un- able for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Belonia 35 .. Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. ,. 35 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 40 Extinct Rice 6 18 5 4 Belonia 42 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 12 .. 44 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 16 45 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 15 t. 42 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 25 40 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 25 It 40 Extinct Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 14 Belonia 42 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 34 45 .'. Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. . N.A. 15 45 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 28 It 47 I r Ex~inct J Rice N.A. N.A, N.A. N.A. 13 Belonia 47 -Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 14 48 Village Included in No. 355 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 15 42 Rice 20 10 4 10 20 40 Rice 50 40 Friday & Tuesday Rice Extinct Rice 100 Belonia 60 Saturday Rice 30 60 Saturday Rice 20 .. 42 Rice 8 20 12 35 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 12 35 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 15 40 Rice . N.A. N.A . N.A. N.A. 18 40 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. )2 42 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 16 .. 40 Rice 125 20 '225 .. 38 .. Rice 162 12 US .. 35 Shib Temple 66 VILLAGE Sub-division : BELONIA Amenities and Amenities available.--A. within ______the village , Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Ed ucational Medical supply water nications TelegraPh 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/3/381 Lakshmi Chara 175 ' .. RW,TK,R KR 3n1382 Rajani Kanta Para 375 Pro S(l) W,RW KR (Baikora) 3/3/383 Sashi Kr. Biswas Para 450 W,TK,R KR. 3/3/384 Dulu Chara (Kalashi) 375 Balwadi (1) D(I) W,TK, KR TW,R 3/3/385 Radha Krishna Biswas N.A. Balwadi (I) W,TK KR Para (Purba Charak Bai) 3/3/386 Akshoy Kr. Sen Para N.A. TW,TK KR (Baskera) PR 3/3/387 Radha Krishna Para N.A. W,TK KR,PR (Baikora) 3/3/388 Adhin Ch. Roaja Para N.A. W,O KR 3/3/389 Ishan Bari (Purba Pillak) N.A. W,O KR 3/3/390 Santi mani Para 100 W,O KR 3/3/391 Pali Chandra Roaja Para N.A. Pro S(l) W,O 3/3/392 Mahi Chandra Para 3/3/393 Ballya Kr. Roaja Para N.A. W,TW,O 3/3/394 NaJini Chandra Roaja Para 3/3/395 Ishan Ch. Para 150 W,O KR 3/3/396 Pillak Sing Tripura Para 150 W,O KR 3/3/397 Kakai Ch. Para 3/3/398 Sona Chandra Roaja Para 100 W,O KR 3/3/399 Paikha Chow. Para Betega N.A. W,TW,O KR 3/3/400 Charak Bai N.A. Sec. S(l), D(I) W,TW, KR P.O' (1) Pro S(l) TK,O Mid. S(l) 3/3/401 Kushar Ghat 300 Pc S(l) W,TK,R, KR TW 3/3/402 Brojendra Chow. Para 200 W,TK,R, KR 3/3/403 Mog Para (Kushar Ghat) 150 W,R KR 3/3/404 Mohendra Sardar Para 100 Pr, S(l) W,R KR 3/3/405 Maoashai Uchai Para 250 W,R KR . 3/3/406 Muhuripur Bazar 600 Sec. S(l) P.H. W,R, TK, KR P.O.(l C(1) TW,RW 3/3/407 Mahendrakumar Chakma N.A. W KR Para (Bamchar) 3/3/408 Mrachai Mog Para 3/3/409 Bharat Maoi Sardar Para N.A. RW,TK KR (Bamchara) 3/3/410 Neu Mog Para 3/3/411 Bashi Sardar Para N.A. RW KR (Bamchara) 3/-/412 Bamchara N.A. Pro S(l) KR 3/3/413 Satrughna Uchai Para N.A. 0 (Gaburchara) 3/3/414 Dhan Kr. Roaja Para N.A. 0 3/3/415 Brindamani Tr1pura Para N.A. Pro S(I) 67 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use ~i. e., area under different types Remarks of Ian use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place r-______.A.------"" Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ketjhat, historical, Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- able for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 155 20 Belonia 36 Sunday & Wednesday Rice 137. 10 202 .. 36 ., Rice 187 112 150 .. 37 Rice 250 125 II 40 Buddha Temple 30 Rice 30 50 " 26 Rice 10 5 " Rice 35 57 .. 26 Rice 4 10 4 3 4 .. 52 Rice 10 10 4 2 4 53 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 12 45 Rice 5 2 5 4 50 " Extinct Rice 5 7 2 1 3 Belonia 50 Extinct Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 15 Belonia 45 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 15 45 Extinct Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 12 Belonia 42 Rice 50 200 250 33 Buddha .. Temple Rice 1,500 2,000 .. 33 Saturday, Buddha Sunday, Temple Tuesday & Thursday Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 30 38 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 30 .. 35 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 20 .. 40 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 15 40 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 15 40 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 12 42 Thursday & .. Monday 15 38 Rice 2 5 " Extinct Rice 62 2 40 5 .. 37 Extinct Rice 125 41 8 7 .. 36 62 4 33 7 10 35 30 5 3 .. 17 Rice " Rice 65 10 7 .. J2 Rice 55 5 3 .. 8 68 VILLAGE Sub-division : BELONIA Amenities and Amenities available witbin the village r-- Total area Loca of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- aLa Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Tele!!!"aph J 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/3/416 Alamog Para N.A. 0 3/3/417 Thaigamani N.A. 0 3/3/418 1haichandra Para N.A. Pro S(I) KR 3/3/419 Nailafru Cbakma Para N.A. Pro S(I) KR (Gaburchara) 3/3/420 Budhi Mangal Para N.A. KR (Ratanpur) 3/3/421 SiIlong Mog Para N.A. KR (Gaburcbara) 3/3/422 Muhuripur N.A. Pro S(1) Sec. D(l) TW,TK,R KR P& Sill AEC(3) T ~I) Balwadi (3) OJao Bari Madula Sardar Para 1,000 Pro S(l) W KR (Kalma) 3/3/425 Charanpai Para (Kalma) 500 Pro S(l) W,TK KR 3/3/426 Mracbai Mog Para 3/3/427 Afru Mog Para (Kalma) 500 Pro S(l) W,TW KR 3/3/428 Surja Prasad Reang Chow. 500 Pro S(I) W, TIS KR Para (Kalma) 3/3/429 Mabindra Sardar Para N.A. W KR (Kalma) 3/3/430 Malindra Reang Para N.A. W KR (Kalma) 3/3/431 Hrigya Mog Para (Kalma) N.A. Pro S(l) W KR 3/3/432 Nagendra Das Para N.A. Pro S(I) W KR (Kalma) 3/3/433 Guptaroy Para 3/3/434 Mog Para (Kalma) N.A. W KR 3/3/435 Angajoy Mog Chow. Para 3/3/436 Afrucbi Mog Chow. Para 10 .. TW,TK KR 3/3/437 Paschim Jolai Bari 1,000 Mid. S(I) TW,TK,R KR 3/3/438 Jolai Bari Bazar 8 Balwadi (1) D(I) W,TW KR,PR 3/3/439 Jolai Bari N.A. Mid.S(I) P.H. C(l) .. W,TW, KR,PR P& Pro S(l) TK,R TP) Sec. S(l) 3/3/440 Bathambari 81.2 Pro S(I) TK,TW,R KR, PR 3/3/44l Chandra Kr. Para (Dakshin 375 W Bicha Chara) 3/3/442 Manik Dhan Para (Dakshin 375 W Hicha Chara) 3 {3/443 Pnrba Ch. Roaja Para N.A. W (Abang Chara) 3/~/444 Udrachai Mog Para 275 W (A bang Chara) 3/3/445 Kartik Chandra Roaja Para 275 W (Dakshin Hicha chara) 69 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. e., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place Nearest Day or days of reIi- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/hat, historical; Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- able for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 45 7 5 Belonia 13 'Rice 40 40 7 4 15 Rice 70 15 Rice 39 11 Rice 35 .. 14 Rice n 11 Rice 100 913 200 100 45 Monday & Shiba " Thursday Murti. Hari Sadhu Asram Kalibari, Radha'Go- binda Temple Extinct Rice Belonia 38 Rice 37 ,. Extinct Rice Belonia 37 Buddha Te~ply Rice 37 Rice 80 30 4 20 30 Rice 90 35 10 25 .. 28 ", Rice 15 5 20 15 29 Rice 70 80 20 60 25 .. " Extinct Rice 160 10 15 50 Belonia 35 E~tinct Rice 7 2 Belonia 38 Rice 500 500 28 Rice 8 .. 38 Sunday & Ramkrishna .. Wednesday Pathachakra Asram, Rice 200 925 82 347 30 Sunday & .. Wednesday Rice 625 187 40 ,', Rice 100 150 25 100 .. 40 Rice 100 150 25 100 .. 45 Rice 100 150 25 100 50 Rice 75 125 25 50 .. 35 Rice 100 100 25 50 .. 38 70 VILLAGE Sub-c1i,lsion : BELONIA Amenities and Amenities available within the village r- -""' Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/3/446 Raj Chandra Para 175 W 3/3/447 Sukha Chandra Para 1 3/3/448 Raj Kumar Roaja Para } 3/3/449 Nabadas Roaja Para 175 W (Taikumba) 3/3/.tSO Ramjiban Roaja Para 325 W (Taikumba) 3/3/451 Baishak Chow. Para 3/3/452 Kalashi N.A. Mid. S(l) D(l) W,TW, KR P .. OCI) TK,R,O 3/3/453 Thakum Bari (KaJashi) N.A. 0 3/3/454 Uchai Para 3/3/455 Ramhari Bari (Kalashi) N.A. 0 3/3/456 Chhotna Bari (Kalas4i) N.A. 0 3/3/457 Debdaru N.A. Mid. SCI) DCl) W,TW, KR P.O(I) TK,R 3/3/458 Krishnadhan Para 3/3/459 Gakul Chandra Roaja Para 75 W,O .. (Madhya ~illak) 3/3{460 Kali Krishna Para 100 W (Madhya PilIak) 3/3/461 Mong Khichu Mog Para 100 W (Madhya Pillak) 3/3/462 Keoj Mog Para 100 W 3/3/463 Dina Kr. Tripura Para 3/3/464 Dina Nath Roaja Para I 3/3/~65 Dhani Chandra Roaja Para >- I 3/3/~66 Gumati Dhan Para ) 3/3/467 Gupta Sen Para N.A. 0 KR 3/3/.t68 Nagendra Roaja Para N.A. W KR (Madhya Pillak) 3/3/{69 Manik Dhan Para N.A. TK KR 3/3{470 .GoJakdhan Bari N.A. W KR 3/3/471 Kali Krishna Roaja Para 3/3/472 Sadhu Kumar Para 250 0 KR 3/3/473 Achachi Mog Para N.A. Pro S(I) TW KR (Madhya Pillak) 3/3/474 Barada Kanta Baidya Para N.A. Pro SCI), Balwadi(l) W PR (Thakurchara) 3/3/475 Krishnadhan Sardar Para N.A. 0 KR 3/3/476 Madhya Pillak N.A. Pro S(2) D(l) W,TK, KR,PR TW,O 3/3/477 Paschim Pillak N.A. Mid. S(l), Pr. D(l) W,TW,R S(l) Balawdi(2) 3/3/478 Raj Kumar Roaja Para N.A. Pro S(I) (Paschim PiIlak) W,O KR 3/3/479 Subal Chandra Tripura N.A. W,O KR Bari 3/3/480 Lakshmi Charan Roaja Para 71 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. e., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the inc1udinK nearest unit) any place .A.. Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/hat, historical, Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- able for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 50 50 25 SO Belonia 40 J Extinct Rice SO SO 25 SO Belonia 65 Rice 100 SO 25 150 75 Extinct Rice 5 65 40 55 Belonia 35 Saturday Buddha Temple, Jagannath Temple Rice 10 10 4 4 62 .. 'E;tinct Rice 3 25 8 6 Belonia 75 Rice 10 30 5 70 Rice 25 40 360 10 350 " 45 Friday & Shib, Kali. Tuesday Buddha Temple Extinct Rice 3 7 Belonia 40 Rice 14 J3 7 14 .. 57 'Rice 24 19 6 17 59 " Rice 54 17 S4 , ,. " Extinct 1) Rice 70 80 20 Belonia 70 Rice 50 60 70 60 Rice 30 15 80 50 Rice 2S 10 30 .. 55 Extinct Rice 125 70 20 30 Belonia 60 Rice 62 150 100 200 58 Rice 39 80 62 9 .. S8 Thursday Rice 32 15 40 .. 58 Rice 11 683 205 190 .. 45 Rice 15 100 841 40 75 45 Saturday & Kali " Tuesday Temple Old Re. lics/stone images Rico 70 4 40 .. 43 Rice 40 2 15 .. 43 Extinct 72 VILLAGE Sub-divisioD: BELONIA Amenities and Amenities available within the village - -- Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power jng Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nicatidns Telegraph 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/3/481 Maniram Roaja Bari N.A. Pro S(l) W,O KR (Madhya PilIak) 3/3/482 Ramrai Bari N.A. Pro S(l) W,TW,'TK KR 3/3/483 Taktiram Para N.A. .. W KR 3/3/484 Surja Kumar Para N.A. Pro S(I) W,O KR 3/3/485 Jamiroy Roaja Para 3/3/486 Narad Chandra Roaja Para 100 W,O KR 3/3/487 Hruika Mog Para 100 W,O KR 3/3/488 Maihu Mog Chow,. Para 75 W,O KR 3/3/489 Mohendra Kr. Roaja Para 100 W,O KR (Thakur Chara) 3/3/490 Uchai Mog Para (Madhya 100 Pro S(l) W,O KR Pillak) 3/3/491 Kushanu Mog Para 100 W,O KR (Madhya Pillak) 313/492 Sambhuram Roaja Para 75 W,O KR 3/3/493 Ramrai Roaja Para 100 W,O KR 3/3/494 Siddiroy Para 100 W,O KR (Dakshin Hieha Chara) 3/31495 Purua Ch. Para 150 W,O KR (Tai Chama) 3/3/496 Rajmani Para (Sagbari) 300 W,O KR 3/3L497 leha Chara 300 Pro S(l) W,O KR 3/3/498 Ananta Kr. Para 200 W,O KR (Gardang) 3/3/499 Rang,adhan Roaja Para 200 W,O KR 3/3/500 Kara Ch. Para 200 W,O KR 3/3/501 Jaladhar Roaja Para 150 W,O 3/3/502 Sashi Kr. Roaja Para 320 W,O (Tairuma) 3/3/503 Ananta Sardar Para 640 Pro S(l) W,O (Tairuma) 3/3/504 Dhan DlREafORY l.and Use Land use (i. e., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest. unit) any place __.__ .A. Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/haI, historical, Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- able for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated ) irrigated waste vation metres) willage intereSt 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 I Rice 500 80 7 45 Belonia 50 Rice 140 10 100 ' 45 Rice 190 30 20 90 .. 50 80 8 Rice 80 40 .. ,52 " &tinct Rice 10, Belonia 45 Rice 12 45 Rice 12 .. 40 " ;42 Rice lO " Rice •• J 10 45 Rice 15 " 40 Rice 15 42 Rice 15 " 45 Rice 10 .. 42 Rice 12 .. 45 Rice 30· " .. 45 .\. \' Rice 40 45 Rice 10 " -45 " Rice 30 45 t.. " .. Rice 2_0 .." 45 Rice 37 Rice .." 59 Rice .. 57 Rice .. 56 .' . \ Extinct Rice Beloma' 57 Rice 20 .. ~ Rice 15 .. 46 Rice 15 '! 46 .\. Rice 12 .. 45 .\ Rice 12 .. 40 Rico 15 .. 42 ake 20 U .. 56 I Extinct 74 VILLAGE SuIMlj,illoo: BELONIA Amenities and Amenities available within the village ~------~ ------...... Total area Loca- of the Drink Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 3/3/516 Satish Chandra Para N.A. Ranga Chara) 3/3/517 Puiya Chandra Roaja Para N.A. KR 3/3/518 Sarath Chandra Para N.A. (Ranga Chara) 3/3/519 Nabakurnar Roaja Para N.A. (Tulamura) 3/3/520 Durga Prasad Para 150 w,o KR (Purba Pillak) 3/3/521 Sundar Narayan Chow. Para 3/3/522 Satish Chandra Para 50 W,O KR 3/3/523 Bharat Ch. Para 3/3/524 Bhagaban Ch. Para ") (Birendra Kr. Para) 3/3/525 Mouri ~og Para j 3/3/526 Narad Chandra Para N.A. KR (Uttar Hicha Chara) o 3/3/527 Jadu Manlal Para 100 W,O KR (Pati Chara) 3/3/528 Mangal Dhan Roaja Para 100 W KR 3/3/529 Nishi Kanta Roaja Para 3/3/530 Bhabhi Chandra Para 3/3/531 Chandra Sen Para } 3/3/532 Abindra Roaja Para 75 W KR 3/3/533 Ananta Kr. Roaja Para 75 W KR 3/3/534 Ananta Sardar Para 3/3/535 Charansing Para ...... , 100 W (Khowaifung) 3/3/536 Dharma Roaja Para- 20 (Birendra Nagar) w 3/3/537 Danta Kr. Roaja Para N.A. (Dhani Ch. Para) 3/3/538 Hari Dhan Roaja Para 3/3/539 Tarani Sen Roaja Para J 3/3/540 Sribari (Alotala) N.A. o 3/3/541 Gabur chara 3/3/542 Harisadhan Para 1 3/3/543 Chand ra Das Roaja Para I 3/3/544 Dhan Kumar Para I 3/3/545 Kalma Mog Para I j 3/3/546 Nutan Chandra Subhas Chandra Para I 3/3/547 No.4 Kayemi Taluk 3/3/548 Surja Kumar Roaja Para ~ 3/3/549 Purba Pillak 3/3/550 No.21 Kayemi Taluk I 3/3/551 Dakshin Hicha chara 3/3/552 Datish Ch. Para 3/3/553 Manaram Para 3/3/554 Gardhang Chara 3/3/555 Gumati Dhan Para J 75 DlllEcrORY Land Ule Land use (t. e., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place r- Nearest Day or dayt of reU- town of the mar- gious, Area not and ket/haI, historical Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch. Un- able for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 20 25 Belonia 56 .. Rice 20 25 56 Rice 10 20 .. 48 Rice 15 9 4S Rice 15 45 " ,.. Extinct Rice Belonia 48 .~t,inct Rice SO 50 10 11 50 Belonia 7 Rice 12 40 Rice 15 42 " -Btctinct 12 Belonia 40 12 42 .. \ .. Extmct Rice 15 .. 48 Rice to 40 Rice .. )J ·Extinct Rice N.A. Belonia 45 Extinct 76 VILLAGE S1Ib-clIYi.ioD : BELONIf\ Amenities and Amenities available within the village r- ---..... Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tioQ village Power ing Commu- and Coc:le Name of the Village (in acres) Educatioaal Medical supply water nicatiom Telegraph 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/3/556 Harisadhan Para ) 3/3/557 Kaithai Ch. Para 3/3/558 Rajmohan Para 3/3/559 Mukul Member Para I 3/3/560 Dina Kumar Para 3/3/561 Bhagaban Para 3/3/562 Rajkumar Para I 3/3/563 No. 16 Kayemi Taluk 3/3/564 Harchandra Para 3/3/565 Uttar Hicha Chara 3/3/566 Kharlla Roy Para 3/3/567 Lailao Mog Para I 3/l/568 Pitrai Para 3/3/569 Biya Chandra Para 3/3/570 Bishop Para I 3/3/571 Gangadhar 3/3/572 Padma Kr. Para I 3/3/573 Baiya Kr. Para 3/3/574 Nimai Bari 3/3/575 Sikijoy Para I 3/3",,-i6 Hariram Para 3/3/517 Bulshing Para 3/3/578 Khalaha Para 1 3/3/579 Binada Para 3131580 Sudda Kr. Para I ~ 3/3/581 Kali Chandra Para 3/3/582 Mataha Para 3/3/583 Kasallya Chow.,..Para I 3/3/584 Chandiram Pa~ 3/3/585 Charanpai Para I 3/3/586 Pai chandra Para 3/3/587 Champarai Para I, 3/3/588 Birara Chow. Para 3/3/589 Budhi Ch. Para 3/3/590 Birendra Nagar I 3/3/591 Poramani Para I 3/3/592 Ganga Chandra Para No.1 1 3/3/59~ Ganga Chandra Para No. 2 3/3/594 Ganga Chandra Para No.3 I 3/3/595 Ratan Chandra Para I 3/3/596 Ganga Sardar Para 3/3/597 Haramohan Para I 3/3/598 Jagat Chandra Para 3/3/599 Kamal Chandra Para I 3/3/600 Taichama Chara I 3/3/601 Gardhang 3/3/602 Indrasing Tripura I 313/600 PaglaChara J 3/3/604 Phani Chandra Para 3/3/605 Uttar Purba Hicha Chara N.A. W,TK, R,O 77 DIRECfORY Land Use Land use (t. e., are under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place r------.A..------"' Nearest Day or days of reli· town of the mar· gious, Area not and ket/laat, historical. Cultiva· availble distance ifany, held or arch· Un· able for culti· (in kilo in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrilllted irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1 I 1 I ,ExUnct 'I Rice 150 120 111 45 66 Bolama 43 - 78 VILLAGE Sub-divisioD : BELONIA Amenities and Amenities available within the village r-- Total area locaL 'or the Drink- Postal I tion village Power ing Commu- and 'Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/3/606 "Uttar Paschim Hacha N.A. W,TW, KR Chara TK,R 3/3/607 Teja Mog Para N.A. W,O KR I 3/3/608 Tambai Bari (Giridhan N.A. W,O KR Kumar Para) 3/3/6OJt Banchafa Bari (Ujan 150 W,O KR Kalashi) 3/3/610 Panjiham Bari (Barpathari) 100 Pro S(I) W,O KR 3/3/611 Okshiram Para 100 W,O KR 3/3/612 Kaiyaram Para (Tulamura) ISO W,O KR 3/3/61~ Srikanta Bari (Birendra 100 Pro S(I) W,O KR Nagar) 3/3/614 Daina Kumar Roaja Para 100 W,O KR (Tulamura) 3/3/61~ Dharmajoy Roaja Para 75 W KR , (Tulamura) 3/3/616 Gangadhar Tripura Para 50 W KR (Purba Pillak) 3/3 617 Darath, Tripura Para 3/3/618 Ramkanta Roaja Para 3/3/619 Had Kr. Roaja Para 50 W KR 3/3/620 Debkrishna Roaja Para 75 W,O KR .' 3/3/621 Paschim Radhakishoreganja 500 Pro S(2) TW,W, KR,PR TK,R 3/3/622 Garul Chara 200 Pr. S(l) RW,W,O KR 3/3/62~ Surja Kr. Roaja Para 100 W,O KR (Tairuma) 3/3/621 Nabaram Bari (Darjirai 75 W,O KR Bari, Tulamura) 3/3/62~ Dewan Bari (Ranga Chara) 100 W,O KR I 3/3/626 Bipin Sardar Para 50 W.O KR 3/3/62? Naba Kumar Para 50 W,O KR Purba Pillak) 3/3/628 Motai (Uttar Haripur) N.A. Mid. S(l) D(l) W,TW, PR P.O.(I) TK,O 3/3/629 Manikchara N.A. 0 KR Cbampak Nagar (Manik N.A. 0 KR 3/3/631 ' Chari) ., 3/3/63 Rathi Chandra Roaja Para N.A. 0 PR 3/3/632 Sukharoy Roaja Para N.A. Pro S(l) 0 KR 3/3/633 Shadhu Kumar Roaja Para N.A. 0 KR 3/3/634 Ananta Sardar Para N.A. O,W KR 3/3/63~ latramohan Para 3/3/636 Champak Nagar N.A. Pro S(2) TK,W,O PR 3/3/637 Rajnagar N.A. Pro S(l) TK,W,O PR 3/3/638 Uttar Haripur 750 Pro S(I) TW N.A. 3/3/63~ Debipur 1,500 Pro S(2) W,TW PR,KR 3/3/64<1 Barba Chandra Para N.A. TK,O KR ~.t llinoC"U 79 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. e., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place' Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious. Area not and ket/hat, historical, Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- able for cutti- (in kilo- in the aeological • Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Ric~ 168 125 25 41 109 Belonia 45 Rice 100 40 30 ,. SO Monday & Buddha Thursday Temple Rice " 40 Rice 15 42 Rice 25 " 40 15 42 15 .. 42 25 .. 45 Rice IS ,. 42 Rice 20 40 Rice 15 40 Extinct Particulars not received Rice Belonia 42 Rice 40 Rice 35 315 25 75 .. 30 Rice 40 .. 20 Tuesday Rice 20 .. 40 . Rice 15 42 Rice 35 .. 45 . Rice .. 40 Rice 20 .. 45 , Rice 13 Sunday & Dursa Thursday Bati Rice .. 11 Rice .. 12 Rice 13 Rice .. 15 " Rice 24 Aice .." 12 Extinct Rice Belonia 12 Rice 12 Kalibari Rice N.A. 480 80 ".. 17 Rice N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. OJ 24 Tuesday & Friday Rice N.A. .. 14 80 VILLAGE' Sub-difision,: BELONIA Amenities and Amenities available within --the village ___ Total area Loca- wIthe Drink. Postal tion village rl' Power jng Commu· and Code Name of the Village tin acres) EducatioDal Medical supply water' nications 'felegraph . 1 .3 4 5 {) 7 8 9 3/3/641 Kaichandra Rotlja Parll N.A'. Pro S(l) .. . 0 KR 3/3/642 Sarat Cbandra Para 3131643 Dharmanagar 557 Pro S(I) TK,TW,R KR 3/3/644 Kalikapur 200 Pro S(l) TK,TW KR 3/3/645 Ramsona Roaja Para 195 0 N.A. 3/3/646 Nishi Kumar Roaja Para 195 0 N.A. 3/3/647 Ram Nagar 500 TK,TW KR 3/3/648 Sripur 750 Nursery (I) P.H.C(I) W,TK, KR P.O·(I) Pro S(2) TW,R Sec. S(I) 3/lJ649 Radhakishore Nagar 3/4/650 Dakshin Haripur 1,300 Pro S(2} D(2) W,TK, KR TW,R 3/3/651 Gouripur 3/3/6'2 Dakshin Shibpur 500 W,TK, KR TW,R 313'1653 Nabadhan Roaja Para 124 W,O,R KR 313/654 Dukhiram Roaja Para 200 0 KR 3/3/655 Kalajoy Roaja Para 124 R,O KR (Debsirig Roaja Para) 3/3/656 Lalit Chandra Roaja Para 10 0 KR • 3/3/657 Lengtachandra Roaja Para 250 0 KR 3/3/658 Ishan Chandra Roaja,Para 200 Pro S(I) 0 KR 3/4/659 Tufania Roaja Para } 3/3/660 Banikanta Roaja Para ~ 3/3i661 Rajkumar Roaja Para 125 TW,O KR 3/3/662 Krishnanagar 3,250 Mid. S(I) D(l) TW,W, KR P.O.(I) \ A.E.C(1) TK,R,O 3/3/663 Joypur 875 Pr. S(I) W,TW, KR TK,R 3/3/664 Bashl Ch. Chow. Para 200 Pr. S(I) W,R KR 3/3/665 Pusparam Roaja Para .._ 3/3/666 Aradhan Roaja.Para 17$' W,R KR .3/3/667 Abhoynagar 1,375 Mid. S(I) D(2) W,TK, KR P.O.(I) , TW,O 3/3/668'. Rashi Chandra Roaja Para 138 W,R KR 3/2/669 Lengta Bari r f 250 0 KR 3/3/670 Rajkumar Roaja 'Para 1 '. No.2 3/3/671 Dinanath Roaja Para .J 3/3/672 Sonajo y Roaja Para 178 W,O,R KR (Galan Mouja) 81 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. e., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) anyplace ..A.. Nearest Day or days of reli· town of the mar· giOllS. Area not and ket/ha', historical, Cultiva· available distance if any, held or arch- Un· able for culti· (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest ,10 11 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 Rice Belonia 23 Extinct Rice 2S 150 275 5 95 17 Rice 2 10 5 3 15 21 Rice N.A. N.A. 30 N.A. 27 Rice N.A. N.A. 20 N.A. 19 Rice 5 145 200 7 60 " 20 Rice 60 605 5 80 20 Sunday & Wednesday Extinct Rice 300 110 573 140 127 Belonia 20 Saturday Durga Bari , Extinct Rice 8 300 90 20 90 Belonia 25 Rice 25 75 30 Rice N.A. 10 N.A. 60 Rice 20 10 10 50 25 , Rice 1 2 31 Rico N.A. N.A. 40 N.A. 40 Rice N.A. N.A. 50 N.A. " 36 1Extinct Rice S 10 S 12 50 Belonia 25 Rice 50 750 250 250 1,750 24 Tuesday & " Friday Rice 125 125 270 25 325 24 Rice 12 93 2 93 20 Extinct Rice 10 13 7 . 145 Belonia 23 Rice 125 75 675 232 268 26 Monday & Kali Thursday Bari Rice 10 5 5 5 113 28 Rice 50 25 100 40 }Extinct Rice 8 10 5 155 Belonia 21 82 VILLAGE Sub-divisioD : SABROOM Amenities and Amenities available within the village ------~------Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/4/1 Madhab Nagar N.A. Mid. S(l) TK,TW KR P.O.(l) 3/4/2 Goursing Roaja Para N.A. TW KR 3/4/3 Arjun Prasad Roaja Para N.A. N.A. KR 3/4/4 Raj Nagar 1,000 Pro S(l) TW,W KR 3/4/5 Madhu Roaja Para N.A. N.A. KR 3/4/6 Laxmi Roaja Para N.A. N.A. KR 3/4/7 Bhara\8b. Roaja Para N.A. N.A. KR 3/4/8 Nitya r. Roaja Para N.A. N.A. RR 3/4/9 Kashi Chandra Roaja Para 3/4/10 Dhani Chandra Roaja Para I I>- 3/4/11 Rupa Chandra Roaja Para J 3/4/12 Rashi Chandra Roaja Para N.A. Pro S(I) N.A. KR 3/4/13 Prabir Kr. Roaja Para 3/4/14 Hari Kr. Roaja Para 3/4/15 Naba Kr. Roaja Para } 3/4/16 Krishnanagar N.A. Pro S(l) TW,W KR 3/4/17 Shrinagar N.A. Pr. S(I) H(l) TW,W KR Sec.S(1) 3/4/18 Surja Narayan Roaja Para 3/4/19 Sarat Chandra Roaja Para N.A. N.A. N.A. 3/~/20 Karimatilla N.A. Pr. S(1) TW KR 3/4/21 Upendra Nagar 3/4/22 Amlighat N.A. Pro S(I) TW,W KR 3/4/23 Birchandra Para N.A. Pro S(I) TW N.A. 3/4/24 Harbatali 3/4/25 Chandsing Roaja Para N.A. W N.A. 3/M26 Mangalia Para 3/4/27 Asharam Roaja Para N.A. Pro S(l) W N.A. 3/4/28 Shyam Roaja Para 3/4/29 Kakai Mog Para N.A. N.A. N.A. 3/4/30 Ga~a Chand Para 3/4/31 Manu Ghat N.A.' TW,W KR 3/4/32 Chalitachari N.A. Pro S(I) TW,W KR P.&T.O.(l) 3/4/33 Sashi Roaja Para 1 ~ 3/4/'a4 Mangal Chandra Roaja Para J 3/4/35 Naba Chandra Roaja Para N.A. N.A. N.A. 3/4/36 Gardhang N.A. Pro S(1), W,TK PR Mid. S(I), A.E.C. (1) 3/4/37 Uttar Kalapania N.A. Pro S(3), TW,W, PR P.O. (1) Mid. S(l), TK Nursery(l) 3/4/38 Bhura Tali N.A. Pro S(3), D(l) TW,W, PR, KR P.O. (1) A.E.C(l), TK,O Nursery(2) 83 DIRECTORY Land Use Land use (i. t., area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place Nearest Day or days of celi- town of the mar- gious. Area not and ket/hat, historical, Cultiva- available distance if any, held or arch- Un- able for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest LP 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 453 139 250 293 Sabroom 34 Wednesday & Saturday Rice 68 30 45 29 .. 25 Rice 70 35 39 25 .. 20' Rice 375 250 125 250 .. 34 Rice 55 33 25 33 .. 15 Rice 93 35 46 53 .. 18 Rice 63 25 24 29 ,. 19 Rice 95 75 36"" 28 16 Extinct Rice 86 63 52 46 Sabroom 13 Extinct Rice 760 198 240 175 Sabroom 33 Sunday Rice 358 53 230 192 40 Thursday & Sunday Extinct Rice 59 25 20 25 Sabroom 38 Rice 93 30 45 29 43 Extinct Rice 139 94 80 43 Sabroom 48 Wednesday Rice 45 30 25 30 28 .. Extinct Rice 39 13 15 30 Sabroom 20 Extinct Rice 83 35 29 15 Sabroom 13 Particulars not received Rice 36 20 15 12 Sabroom 15 Extinct Rice 45 15 20 18 Sabroom 15 Tuesday & Saturday Rice 237 194 125 93 .. 13 Friday Particulars not received Rice 29 20 15 13 .. 19 Rice 16 1 2 .. 20 Thursday 655 8 4 20 Rice " Rice 300 210 20 4 20 Monday, Kali Temple .. Wednesday & Friday 84 VILLAGE Sub-dt,lstOD: SABROOM Amenities and Amenities available within the village r-- --"""\ Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name (If the Village (in acres) Educational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3}4/39 Fulchari N.A_ Pro S(I) 1 •• W,O PR,KR 3/4/40 Sh'ilaehari N.A. 0 K.R 3/4/41 Uttar ~anu Bankul N.A. Pr. S(2) TW,TK KR Nursery (1) 3/4f42 Chalita Bankul N.A. Pro S(2) TW,W,TK KR 3/4/43 Tuichama N.A. N.A. N.A. 3/4/44 Dakshin Manu Bankul N.A. Pr.8(2) 0(1) TW,W,TK KR P.O.(I) Mid. S(I) 3/4/45 Kathalehari N.A. Pro SCI) TW KR 3/4/46 Daksbin Kalapania N.A. Pr.8(1) TW,TK, PR,KR R,O 3/4/47 Sind uk Pathar N.A. Pro S(I) TW,W,TK KR 3/4148 Magur Chara N.A. Pro SCI) TW, W, TK PR, KR Nursery (I) 3/4/49 Manu Bazar N.A. H(I) .. TW,W,R PR,KR M.C.W(I) TK,O F.C.(I) 3/4/50 Manu N.A. Pr. S(I) TW,W,TK PR, P.&T.O.(I) Sec. S(I) KR Nursery (1) 3J4f51 Pota Chara N.A. Pro S(l) TW. W,O PR,KR Nursery (1) 3/4/52 Kaladefa N.A. Pro S(l) W, TW.TK KR 3/4/53 Betaga. N.A. Pro S(I) 0 KR 314/54 Guachand N.A. Pro S(3) TW,W,TK PR,KR Mid:. S(l) Nursery (1) 3/4j55 Jalefa N.A. Pro S(3) TW,W,TK PR,KR P.O.(I) Mid. S(I) 3{4/56 Kalyan Nagar N.A. Pro S(I) TW, W,TK KR 3/4/57 Ramendra Nagar N.A. Pro S(l) TW, W,TK KR Nursery (1) 3/4/58 Brojendra Nagar N.A. Pr. S(3) H(I) TW,W,TK KR , Mid. S(l) 314159 Brjoy Nagar N.A_ Pro S(I) TW, W,TK KR P.O.(I) 3/4/60 Doul Bari. N.A. Pro S(2) TW,W,TK KR Mid. S(I) 3/4/61 Rupaichari N.A. Pro S(I) TW,W,O KR 3/4/62 Sonaichari N.A. Pr.,S(I) TW,W,TK KR 0 3/4/63 Chatakchari N.A. Pro S(I) W KR 3/4/64 Purba Sabroom N.A. Pro S(1) W KR 3/4/65 Ludhua N.A. Pro S(I) W,O KR 3/4/66 Baishnab Pur NA Pro S(1) W KR 314/67 Bagachatal N.A. W KR 3/4/68 Mogrum N.A. W KR 3/4/69 Sa broom N.A. Pro 5(3) H(l) E TW,W,TK PR, KR P.&T.O. Mid. S(I) Phone Sec. SCI) Nursery (1) 85 DIRECTORY ,Land Use Land use ai. e., area under difi'erC(nt types Remarks of Ian use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place .A._ -----.. Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious, Al'ea not and ket/hat, historical, Cultiva- available distance if any. held or arch} Un- able far culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) .village' interest 10 11 12 13 14 'IS 16 17 18 Rice 128 9 3 Sabroom 18 .. ' I •. Rice 50 4 3 18 , ...., Rice 230 7 5 24 Rice 490 10 4 26 Rice 55 5 2 27 Rice 540 2B j1l-. 23 Su~y '&lIdha Te\Dple r'!). ~, Rice 200 7. ,3 24 '. ~ ..' " Rice 92 21 9 17 .. \ Rice 352 27 5 22 ..I ' Rice 216 9 3 15 Rice 2 15 Daily Thakur Temple Jagannath Temple Kali Temple Rice 45 4 3 15 Kali Temple Rice 108 8 2 17 Rice 120 7 4 15 Rice 190 12 7 20 135 12 " 14 Rice 5 " Rice N.A. 31 24 12 15 7 Monday Shib Temple KaliTemple Rice N.A. 20 8 7 7 6 N.A. Rice N.A. 15 15 5 8 " 6 Rice 13 7 5 4 6 Rice 20 6 6 5 6 Rice 10 8 4 9 3 Rice N.A. 7 10 3 2 10 Rice 8 10 5 3 8 Rice 10 25 10 10 9 Rice N.A. 60 10 9 5 11 10 5 2 6 Rice N.A. 10 " Rice N.A. 70 12 8 7 9 Friday Buddha Temple Rice N.A. 30 10 7 32 Rice 6 90 90 48 Rice 15 20 5 15 " 0 Daily Kali Temple " Hari Temple Buddha Temple ShibTemple 86 VILLAGE SaIMllylsioD : SA-BROOM Amenities and Amenities available---A. within ______the village ---, Total area Loca- of the Drink- Postal tion village Power ing Commu- and Code Name of the Village (in acres) Ed ucational Medical supply water nications Telegraph 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3/4/70 Ludhua T. E. N.A. TW,O KR 3/4/Vl Shilachari N.A. Pro S(I) H(l) TW,W,TK, KR,R P.O.(l) Mid. S(l) R Nursery (1) 3/4/72 Barabil N.A. Pro S(2) TW,W,TK KR 314m Suknachari N.A. Pr.8(3) TW.W,TK, KR,R R 3/4/74 Gorakappa N.A. Pro S(2) D(I) TK,W,R KR,R P.O.(l) 3/4/75 Kaptali N.A. TK,W,R KR,R 87 DIRECTORY Land Use land use (i. II•• area under different types Remarks of land use in acres rounded to the including nearest unit) any place Nearest Day or days of reli- town of the mar- gious. Area not and ket/hat. historical Cultiva- available distance if any. held or arch- Un- able for culti- (in kilo- in the aeological Staple Food Forest Irrigated irrigated waste vation metres) village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 2 N.A. N.A. Sabroom 7 Kali Temple Rice 640 200 410 425 70 N.A. Kali Temple .. Buddha' Temple (2) Shilaguba Cave Rice 850 310 270 435 oJ 62 N.A. Buddha Temple Rice 1,025 275 99 195 70 N.A. Buddha Temple (3) Rice 249 49 140 225 80 N.A. Jagannath Temple Rice 14 228 133 80 89 APPENDIX-I Land use data of Non-Municipal TowDS Particulars of Land use (1:1 Acres) .A. Under Cultivation ,-___ .A-___ """"' Area not-- Name of the CUltivable available for District S1. No. Name of Town Sub-division Irrigated Unirrigated Waste cultivation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 SOUTH TRIPURA 1. Belonia Belonia 64 25S Nil 255 DISTRICT 2. Radhakisborepur Udaipur Nil 125 Nil 500 90 APPENDlX Sub-divisiollwise Abstract of NATURE OF AMENITIES EDUCATIONAL ~------~Secondary & Higher Secondary Primary School Middle School School CoJIege ~ _____ .J... ___---, J.._, ~-.~-. ~ r------J..----, No. of Villages No. of No. of having No:of Villages Villages Secondary Secondary No. of having No. of hav~g No. of & Higher & Higher Villages SI. Name of the Primary Primary Mid Ie Middle Secondary Secondary having No. of No. Sub-division Schools Schools Schools SchoolS Schools Schools Colleges Colleges 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1. AMARPUR 93 97 8 8 6 6 2. BELONIA 103 120 16 16 7 7 3. SABROOM 52 73 10 10 3 3 4. UDAIPUR 78 98 14 14 5 5 Total for the district 326 388 48 48 21 21 APPENDIX Sub-divisionwise Abstract of NATURE OF AMENITIES r------MEDICAL POWER SUPPLY DRINKING r------...L. --- Maternity and Child Number of Villages Veterinary Hospital where power supply is Number of welfare.A. Centre _____ -. .J... ___ -. ~ ___.J.. r- r- .J... No. of Villages having No. of No. of Maternity Maternity Villages & Child & Child having No. of SI. Name of the welfare welfare Veterinary Veterinary Not No. Sub-division Centres Centres Hospitals Hospitals Available Available Tank Tube Well 2 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 1. AMARPUR 1 1 2 413 22 48 2. BELONIA 1 472 57 109 3. SABROOM 1 1 1 63 27 37 4. UDAIPUR 2 2 1 187 21 81 Total for the district 1 1 3 3 5 1135 127 ,275 91 II Educational, Medical and other Amenities NAT U R E OF A MEN I TIE S r--EDUCATIONAL MEDICAL ,---_-'------. ---"------. Others i.e. Adult Educational Centre etc. Dispensary Health Centre Hospital Family Planning Centre r------A------. r------~.-----~ r-----"- .... ,----"------. r----A --. No. of No. of Villages No. of Villages having No. of No. of Villages No. of No. of having No. of other other Villages having Primary Villages Family Family Educational Educational having No. of Health Health having No. of Planning Planning Centres Centres Dispensaries Dispensaries Centres Centres Hospitals Hospitals Centres Centres 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 2 3 3 2 2 3 5 15 17 3 "3 2 2 2 2 3 3 5 5 4 4 1 1 8 8 11 13 19 21 14 14 9 9 II Educational, Medical and other Amenities (conoId.) NATURE OF AMENITIES """\ WATER COMMUNICATIONS POSTAL AND TELEGRAPH _----A-____ .... r----J..------. ------"------. Post & Telegraph Villages baving ,..--Number___ of Villages.A... ____ having Post Office Office Telephone r- ---. • .A r-----...J--_--. Other No. of including No. of Villages Cherrah, Villages having No. of No. of Canal. having No. of POSt & Post & Villages Fountain If not Pucca Kuchha Post Post Telegraph Telegraph having Well River etc. available Road Road River Offices Offices Offices Offices Telephone! 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 229 22 108 61 9 349 8 8 2 2 294 81 481 2 15 337 23 23 3 3 1 41 4 11 10 12 47 8 8 3 3 1 66 2 23 59 9 182 5 19 19 3 3 2 630 109 623 132 45 915 5 58 58 11 11 5 z ~ ... f- u a: 0: ::J tii Q. 0 LLI « ~ a: II: 0 ::> • :r: Il. ...a: ~ ...I: :r: ::> 0 0 <{ CIl ex: u .. .. o =- i 0 z ~ i ~ ! l '"~ ~ ~ < ~ ~ . ~ " l~+- z o~ f- I t I L-==::-::_=-==~-----=-=-~~~ TOWN DIRECTORY 94 STATEMENT I-STATUS, GROWTH HISTORY Civic Adminis- Population of the Serial Location Name of tration status No. Name of Town Code No. Sub.Division in 1970 1901r------1911 1921 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1. Belonia 3/11 Belonia NM Not Declared as town 2. Radhakishorepur 3/1 Udaipur NM Not Declared as town STATEMENT II-PHYSICAL ASPECTS Physical Aspects Name of and r-- --...... , r--- Temperature (in centigrade) Nearest City with Serial Annual rainfall .J.. -. population of 1 State No. Name of Town (in mm) Maximum Minimum lakh or more Headquarter 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Belonia 2125'} 37'6" 4'2· Gauhati Agartala (758) (104) 2. Radbakisborepur 1904'2 37'6· 4'2" Gauhati Agartala (705) (52) STATEMENT III-MUNICIPAL ,---______Receipt (Rs..J- ______'00) ""' Revenue derived from Municipal properties and Serial Receipt through powers apart Government Other Total No. Name of Town taxes etc. from taxation grant Loan Advance Sources Receipt 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 L 1 Belonia N I 2 Radbakisborepur N I L 95 AND FUNCTIONAL CATEGORY OF TOWNS Town at the Censuses of ..... Functional category 1931 1941 1951- -1961 1971 1961 1971 Census Census 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 up to 1951 8774 11,374 Service Service-cum- Trade up to 1951 8778 13,924 Service Service cum-Industry AND LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1969 road distance (Km.) from --_ ------~ Sub-divisional - Navigable District Headquarter- River/canal Seaport Headquarter Tal uk Railway Bus-route (if within (if within Headquarter Station 10 Kms.) 50 Kms.) Remarks 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Radhakishore- Belonia Dharma- Belonia Muhuri River Nil Figures shown in pur (52) (0) nagar (305) (0) (0) col. (4) and col. (5) are of nearest town Agartala Radhakishore- Radhakishore- ~harma- Radhakishore. Gomati River Nil Figures shown in pur (0) pur (0) nagar (253) pur (0) (0) col. (4) and col. (5) are of nearest town Agartala FINANCE, 1968-69 ,-______~.-..-..J._Expenditure (Rs. __• __ 400) ...... ______• ___ -----~ Public health General Public and Public Public Total Administration safety conveniences Works Institution Others Expenditure - 10 11 1.2 13 14 IS 16 N 1 L N I L 96 STATEMENT IV-CIVIC AND No. of Latrines r------"------, System of Method of Serial Road length sewerage! disposal of No. Name of Town (in Km.) drainage Water-borne Service Others night soil 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Bclonia PR (4.00) Natural process 30 1,600 i) ST KR (8.80) OSD (Kuchha and ii) Pitsystem BHT Pucca) iii) Natural pr.ocess 2 Radhakishorepur PR (20.00) Natural process 100 2,469 i) ST KR ( 4.00) OSD (Kuchha and ii) Pitsystem BRT Pucca) iii) Natural process STATEMENT V-MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL Medical facilities Educational r-----.J.. -, ,--- Hospitals! Beds in Dispensaries! Medical T. B. Clinics! institutions Arts/Science! Serial Health Centres/ noted Commerce Medical Engineering No. Name of town Nursing Homes in Col. 3 Colleges Colleges Colleges Polytechnics 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Belonia H (1) 20 AC-l FC (1) 2 Radhakishorepur H (I) 30 FC (1) STATEMENT VI-TRADE, COMMERCE, INDUSTRY Name of three most important commodities imported Name of three most important commodities exported r- -L_ -. r- .A --...... Serial No. Name or Town 1st 2nd 3rd lst 2nd :3rd 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 1. Belonia Cloth Medicine Sugar, Salt JUte Products of Molasses, Kerosene etc. Handicraft Vegetables 2. Radhakisorepur Salt Mustard Oil Pulses Jute Umbrella StiCk Vegetables, made of Bamboo Molasses 97 OTHER AMENITIES, 1969 Protected Water Supply Electrifipation (Number of connections) ,-____.A. __~ ,------~------~ Fire fighting Road lighting Source Capacity Service Domestic Industrial Commercial (points) Othera 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Yes 237 5 45 ., ~17 ~O 13 40 .. Yes " AND CULTURAL FACILITIES IN TOWNS, 1969 facilities Recreational and cultural facilities r------.A.------,______~ ------~Recognised shorthand, typewriting Higher Public and otl;ler Secondary Junior Libraries Vocational or Secondary/ including training Secondary Middle Primary Auditorial reading institutions Schools Schools Schools Others Stadia/Parks Cinemas Drama Halls rooms 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 3 1 5 1 1 2 3 2 4 1 2 AND BANKING, 1969 Name of three most important commodities Number of Number of manufactured Agricultural N on-Agricultural ...J.______~ Number of Credit Credit 1st 2nd 3rd Banks Societies Societies Remarks 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Bakery Goods Bricks, Tiles 2 (Specially Biscuits) Handloom Bidi Soap/Bakery 2 3 Products goods 98 STATEMENT VII-POPULATION Religion Buddhist Christian Hindu lain Serial r- J- ...... r- .J...... ,- -. .A. -. No. Name of Town Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Belonia 4 2 1 5,816 5,503 2 Radhakishorepur 6.627 6,270 ~9 }lY RELIGION, 1971 ,___ -J... Religion______"""'\ Sikh Others Religion not Stated Muslim ,-__---A ,-___ .A. ____...... , r- ..... ,- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femaes 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 26 21 S14 S12 PART X-B VILLAGE AND URBAN BlOCKWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT EXPLANATORY NOTES TO PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT The Primary Census Abstract gives the circle and the town having municipality into 2 area in Km. , number of occupied residential wards (for Agartala Town only) and further houses and households, total population by sub-divided into blocks for facilitating the sex, population of Scheduled Castes and Sche enumeration. Each such block is regarded as duled Tribes by sex, literate and educated urban block in the P.C.A. persons, the working population classified into 9 broad Industrial Categories and non-workers Occupied Residential Houses: This means a for a separate category. The village/urban block Census House, owned or rented, used wholly wise Primary Census Abstract gives the same or partly for the purpose of residence by figure as mentioned adove for each Census one or more household. "A Census house viIlag~ and block of town except the area is a building or a part of building having a figure which is not available. Hence the area separate main entrance from the road or figure is given only for the District and the common courtyard or stair case etc., used or Sub-divisions. recognised as a separate unit ". A Census house may be inhabited or vacant, and used The figures of Primary Census Abstract in for a residential or non-residential purpose or the District Census Handbook are presented both. according to the Administrative Divisions of the State. First comes the District Primary Households: Household means the entire Census Abstract. f.eUewea err the map of the group of persons who commonly live together ~nt snhc Village: The. term village for the purpose Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribe8 : of 1971 Census has the same definition as in The names of Castes and Tribes recognised previous Censuses. A village is defined as a as Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in "Collection of houses having a separate name Tripura for the purpose of Census are given and situated within a defined boundary." For in the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes the purpose of Census of 1971 all the known lists (modification) order 1965 issued by the villages as well as the hamlets in the hills President of India. The list so far as it app and interior, which are called 'Paras' and are lies to Tripura, is reproduced below: only notional villages so far as their boundary Scheduled Castes and area are concerned are treated as a village unit. The villages which are not inhabitated 1. Bagdi 20. Kanda by human population are shown as extinct 2. Baiti 21. Kanugh villages in the Primary Census Abstract. 3. Bhuimali 22. Keot 4. Bhunar 23. Khadit Urban Block: Town has been defined in 5. Chamar or Muchi 24. Kharia the District Census Handbook Part-A. Each 6. Dandasi 25. Khemcha pon-municipal town ha,s been divide~ into 7. Dhenuar 26. Koch 104 8. Dhoba 27. Koir Literate and Eduoated Persons : 9. Duai 28. Kol A person who can both read and write 10. Dum 29. Kora with understanding in any language is taken as 11. Ghasi 30. Kotal literate. A person who can merely read but 12. Gour 31. Mahishydas cannot write is not literate. If such a person 13. Gunar 32. Mali has also passed as written examination or exa 14. Gur 33. Mehtor minations as a part of educational standard, 15. Gorang 34. Musahar he is classed as educated. 16. Jalia kaibarta 35. Namasudra 17. Kahar 36. Patni Workers and Non-workers: The instructions 18. Kalindi 37. SabaI' as issued by the Registrar General, India have 19. Kan been followed: Soheduled Tribe8 A worker is a person whose main activity is participation in any economically productive 1. Lushai 4. Chakma 2. Mag 5. Garoo work by his physical or mental activity. 3. Kuki-inc1uding 6. Chaimal Work involves not only actual work but also the following effective supervision and direction of work. sub-tribes :. Reference period: The reference period is i) Balte 7. Halam one week prior to the date of enumeration in ii) Belalhut 8. Khasia the case of regular work in trade, pro iii) Chhalya 9. Bhutia fession, service or business. If a person had iv) Fun 10. Munda including participated in any such regular work on any Kaur. one of the days during this reference period v) Hajango 11. Orang and this has been returned as his main activity, vi) Jangtei 12. Lepcha the person is categorised accordingly. A person vii) Khareng 13. Santal who normally works but had been absent viii) Khephong 14. Bhil from work during this reference period on iX) Kuntei 15. Tripura or account of illness or travel, holiday, temporary Tripuri, Tippera breakdown etc., he is treated as engaged in x) Laifang 16. Jamatia regular work in which he would have otherwise xi) Lentei been employed but for his temporary adsence. xii) Mizel 17. Noatia Persons under training such as apprentices xiii) Namte 18. Riang with or without stipends or wages are con xiv) Paitu, Paite 19. Uchai sidered as economically active and recorded as xv) Rangchan workers. A person who has merely been offered xvi) Rangkhole work but has not actually joined it, is not xvii) Thangluya treated as engaged in work. The above list has however been changed There are certain types of works which by another presidential order issued in 1972 are not carried on throughout the year such after Tripura attained statehood which obvi· as cultivation, livestock keeping, plantation ously has not been taken into consideration work, some types of heusehold industry etc. in the presentation of data of 1971 Census. A person's, main activity is ascertaied with 105 reference to such work in the last one year activity; a pensioner and rentier do earn some even if he was not economically active in income, but if they do not do any other work, the week prior to enumeration. It is likely they are classified as non-workers. The detailed that even when a person is engaged in some classification of non-workers has been given in other work during the period of one week the Explanatory note to Table B-IX contained prior to the date of enumeration, the main in Part C of District Census Handbook. activity of the person may be cultivation, agri Oultivator: For the purposes of the cultural labourer or some other work attended census, a person is working as cultivator if he to normally by him in the course of the or she is engaged in cultivation by oneself or year. Care has been taken to see that the by supervision or direction in one's capacity as main activity is properly ascertained in such the owner or lessee of land held from Govt. cases. For example, a person's main activity or as a tenant of land held from private per may be agricultural labour and in the work sons or institutions for payment of money, prior to enumeration he may be engaged as kind or share. a sugarcane factory labourer or as a road mazdoor. In such a case, he is categorised for Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing and his main activity as agricultural labourer only harvesting and production of cereals and millet as returned by him as he engages himself crops such as wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra etc. mostly in that work and the other work is pulses, raw jute and kindered fibre crop, cotton treated as his ,subsidiary work. etc. and other crops such as sugar-cane, ground nuts tapioca, etc.' and does not include fruit A man or woman who is engaged primarily growing, vegetable-growing or keeping orchards in household duties such as cooking for own or groves or 'working of plantatiops like tea, household or performing one's own household coffee, rubber, cinchona and other medicinal duties or a boy or a girl who is primarily as plantations. student attending institution, even if such a person helps in the family economic activity A person who merely owns land but but not as a full time worker is not treated has given out land to another person or as a worker for the main activity. On the persons for cultivation for money, kind or other hand, if a person is primarily engaged in share of crop and who does not even supervise some economic activity but at the same time does or direct cultivation of land, is not treated as also attend to some household chores or working as cultivator. Similarly, a person work attends a night school etc., he or she is ing in another perso'ns land for wages in cash, treated basically as a worker for the main kind or share (Agricultural labourer) is not activity and categorised accordingly. treated as cultivator. Agricultural Labourer: A person who works A person who merely receives an ir.come in another person's land for wages in money, such as a rent receiver or a pensioner who kind or share is regarded as an agricultural does not have to work for earning the income, labourer. He has no risk in the cultivation is not treated as economically active unless the but he merely works in another person's land for person is also engaged in some economic acti wages. Such a labourer could have no right vity and if that activity is returned as the main of lease or contract on land on which he works. activity of the individual. Non-worker: A non-worker is a person Household Industry: A household Industry I who is not engaged in any economic is defined as an industry conducted by the 106 Head of household himself/herself and/or Beverages: Manufacture of country liquor, mainly by the members of the household at toddy, production of soda water, ice, ice-cream, home within the village in rural areas and sharbats, etc. only within the premises of the house where the household lives in urban areas. Tobacco Products: Manufacture of bidi, The industry should not be run on the scale cigars, cherroots, tobacco, snuff etc. of a registered factory. The main criterion Textile Cotton: Cotton ginning, carding, of a Household Industry is the participation pressing and baling, spinning, etc., dyeing, of one or more members of a household. bleaching of cloth, weaving in hand looms or This criterion applies to urban areas too. powerlooms or manufacture of khadi, cloth Even if the industry is not actually located printing, making of fishing nets, cotton thread, at home in rural areas there is greater possi rope, twine etc. bility of the members of the household participating even if it is located anywhere Textile Jute, Woolen or silk: Similar type of witliin the village limits. In the urban areas production or processing as mentioned under where organised industry takes greater promi Textile Cotton but pertaining to the material nence, the Industry confined to the precincts concerned. of the house only where the participants by themselves run an industry is treated as House Textile Mi8cellaneou8: Making of durries, hold Industry. It is therefore located within carpets, hOSiery, embroidery, chrochet work, the precincts of the house where the members lace garland making, manufacture of headgear, live. making of newar, bed covers, curtains, pillow , cases, etc., making of mattress, quilt (rezai) etc., A Household Industry relates to produc making of namda felt, coconut fibre for uphol tion, processing, servicing, repairing or making stery, making of brushes, brooms etc., from and selling (but not merely selling) of goods. coconut fibres, coir spining. manufacture and It does not include professions such as a repair of umbrellas, manufacture of dolls and pleader or doctor or barber. musician, dancer, toys (rags and cotton) etc. waterman, dhobi, astrologer etc., or merely trade or business even if such professions, , Manufacture of Wood & Wood Products: trade or services are run at home by members Sawing and planing of wood, manufacture of of household. A list of a few typical House wooden furniture, structural goods like beams. hold Industries is appended below. door and window frames, etc, wooden agri, cultural implements and their repair, wooden Foodstuffs: Production of flour by village lacquer ware, wooden toys, wood carving, chakkis or flour mills, milling or dehusking of sawdust and plaster figure making, inlay work, paddy, grinding of chillis, turmeric etc., pro match splinters, plywood and veneers, etc., duction of gur, khandsari, boora etc., produc making palm leaf mats. fans. umbrellas. etc., tion of pickles, chutney, jams, etc., processing baskets and brootpsticks. caning of charis, of cashew nuts, making of dried vegetables, making of chicks and khas khas tatties, making manufacture of sweetmeats and bakery products, of cart wheels, wooden sandals. etc. production of butter, ghee etc., slaughtering, preservation of meat and fish, fish curing, oil Paper and paper P,oduct.~: Manufacture of pressing ghani etc. pulp and paper by hand, making of envelopes, 107 paper made articles, card board boxes, paper machine tools, and parts, repairing and ser flower, paper kites, toys, etc. vicing of fans, radios, domestic electrical appliances, etc. Printing and Publishing: Printing works, lithography, block making, book binding, etc. Transport. Equipment: Repairing and ser Leather and Leather Products: Flaying and vicing of automobiles, manufacture of cycle parts, rickshaw parts, boats and barges, manu processing of hides and skins, making leather facture of animal drawn and handdrawn vehicls footwear, wearing apparel of leather and fur, such as bullock carts, wheel barrow, etc. repair of shoes or other leather products. Rubber, Pettoleum and Goal Products: Vul Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries: Re canising tyres and tubes, manufacture of chap pair of spectacles, photographic equipment, pals from torn tyres and other rubber foot goldsmithy, silver filigree industry, gold covering wear manufacture of rubber products from work, bidriware, musical instruments, fountain natural and synthetic rubber. pens, making of cowdung cakes, manufacture of sports goods, repairing of petromax lights, Chemicals and Chemical Products: Manufac making of buttons and beads from conch shell ture of toys, paints, colours, etc., manufacture and horn goods. of matches, fireworks, perfumes, cosmetics, manufacture of ayurvedic medicines, soap, The industrial classification of workers plastic products, celluloid goods, manufacture and non-workers are given below: of ink, candles, boot polish, etc. Category I Cultivators Non-Metaiic Mineral Products other than Category II Agricultural Labourers Petroleum and Coal: Making of bricks roofing Category III Livestock, Forestry, fishing, tiles, sanitary fittings, cement statues, stone or Hunting or Plantation o( marble carvings, manufacture of stone struc Orchards & Allied Acti turals. stone dressing and stone crushing, mica vities splitting and manufacture of other mica pro ducts, making of earthenware and pottery, Category IV Mining and Quarrying crockery, glass beads and bangles, earthen toys, Category V Manufacturing, processing, manufacture of glass products, etc. servicing and repairs: (a) Household Industry (b) Basic Metals and their Products except M achi Other than household In- nery and Transport Equipment: Manufacture of dustry iron arms and weapons and their service and repair, iron and steel furniture. brass, bell Category VI Construction metal utensils, alluminium utensils, tin utensils. Category VII Trade and Commerce copper utensils. etc., nickeling and electroplating Category VIII Transport, Storage and blacksmithy, manufacture and repair of agricul Communications tural implements such as ploughshare, etc" Category IX Other Services making and repairing of locks and trunks, Non-Workers cutlery, manufacture of scales, weights and Category X measures and foundry industry, etc. The Agricultmal class is composed of Machinery (all kinds other than Transport) two categories of workers i.e. Cultivators(I) and Electrical Eqmpment: Manufacture of small and Agricultural Labourers(II). 108 VILLAGE/URBAN BLOCKWISE WORKERS ---. I Area of Village in bectres Total Population and of Occu· (including Institutional Literateand Town/ pied and Houseleos Scheduled Schedule': Educated Total Workers Naill. of Village/ Ward Resi- No. of @ Pop Illation) Castes Tribes Persons SOUtH TRIPURA DISTRICT Total 3,577.0 65,438 71,120 399,728205,524194,204 25,57824,067 73,413 69.706 75,267 31,402 103,227 8.510 61.193 4.200 Rural 3,566.9 61,725 66.368 374,430192,537181,893 24.05822,670 73.22969.611 66.257 25,861 97,7i8 7.975 60.693 4.183 Urban 10.1 3,713 4,752 25.298 12.987 12.311 1,520 1.397 184 95 9,010 5,541 5,449 535 500 17 UDAIl'UR SUB· DIVISION Total 655.4 16.105 21,158 124.207 63.083 61.124 9.832 9,344 15,789 15,405 25,920 12.965 30,694 2.454 17,806 1.313 Rural 648.9 14,523 18.631 110,283 55,941 54.342 8.878 8,434 15,681 15.340 21,028 9.848 27,603 2.153 17,569 1,299 Urban 6.5 1,582 2,527 13,924 7,142 6,782 954 910 108 65 4,892 3,117 3,091 301 237 14 @ INSTITUTIONAL POPULATION @ HOUSELESS POPULATION P M F P M F 2,221 1,868 353 217 154 63 109 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS ------~ n III IV V VI VII VIlI IX x Livestock, Manufacturing. Processing, Forestry. Servicing and RepaIrs Fishing, Hunting and (a) (b) Transport, Plantations, Mining Other than Trade Storage and Agricultural Orchards and and Household Household Construe- and Communi- Other Non- labourers allied activities Quarrying Industry Industry tioo Commerce cations Services workers ,-_----..A..-_~ .....------'-_____ ,....--'-~ .....------'-----. ,....--'----.. ,.--~ ,.----A---__ ,...------M F M F M F ,..------M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 .28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 23,094 2,702 845 64 1,264 168 1,675 228 909 5 4,536 163 815 16 8,896 964 102,297185,694 22,699 2,697 720 61 1,181 157 1,215 203 818 5 3,057 129 514 8 6,881 .532 94,759173,918 395 5 125 83 II 460 25 91 1,479 34 301 8 2,015 432 7,538 11,776 6,202 577 340 9 468 37 712 64 122 1,896 39 431 II 2,717 404 32.,389 58,670 6,024 572 284 6 417 29 464 56 59 981 33 266 8 1,533 150 28,338 52,189 178 5 56 51 8 248 8 63 909 6 165 3 1,184 254 4,051 6.481 110 VILLAGE/URBAN BLOCKWISE WORKERS ,..---.___"__--- Area of Village in hectres Total Population and of Occu- (including Institutional Literate and Town/ pied and Houseless Scbeduled Scbeduled Educated Total Worker. Name of Village/ Ward Resi- No of Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Cultivators Location Town/Ward/Urban in dential House- r------J.---. ,....-~ r-~~r-__"'__~ ,-~,-.---A-- Code No_ block Km Houses holds Persons Males Females M F M F M F M F M F 2 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 Udaipur Sub-Division (Rural) 3/1/1 Thelakumbari 169 169 1,118 543 575 543 575 56 9 386 386 3/1/2 Dbalamllra 12 12 62 32 30 30 27 1 20 '20 Dhum(l) 3/1/3 Dhalamura 25 25 169 90 79 90 79 57 42 Dhum(2) 3/1/4 Kalamura Dhum 8 8 .58 28 30 28 30 4 17 17 3/1/5 Nayapitra, Bari 12 12 68 30 38 30 38 1 20 20 3/1/6 Raichara Bari 22 22 146 74 72 74 72 44 41 3/1/1 Chhaimarua Bari 53 53 363 187 176 '6 181 167 2 2 86 85 3/1/8 Karaimura Bari 12 12 66 38 28 38 28 9 1 IS 14 3/1/9 Karam Sing Bari 15 15 95 47 48 47 48 20 22 22 3/1/10 TuIamura Sari 19 19 100 53 47 53 47 IS 26 26 ~ .. 3/1/11 Maithulang Bari 59 59 360 181 179 181 179 58 I 85 84 3/1/12 Padaram Bari 35 35 216 103 113 98 108 34 3 45 42 3/1 (1 3 Nitai Sing Bari 22 22 133 64 69 64 69 43 2 43 2 3/1/14 Taibaklai Bari 28 28 190 90 100 90 100 3 61 61 3/1/15 Barmnra (Kalaibari) 10 10 88 43 45 43 45 2 24 24 3(1(16 Harebari 45 45 315 160 155 160 ISS 51 8 76 71 3/1(17 Matigang Bari I I 2 I I 1 1 3(1/18 Tulshiram Bar; 46 46 255 130 125 I J5 112 39 '2 78 63 3/1 119 Baichang Bari 23 23 147 72 75 72 75 29 41 2 41 2 3:1/20 Worrong Bari 14 14 77 42 35.- 42 35 7 19 13 3t1 (21 UttarBrajendrana- 68 69 398' 212 186 13 5 2 4 82 28 115 47 gar (Gungrai KilIa) 3/1/22 Tairupa Bari 87 87 621 306 315 306 115 116 151 l46 3/1/23 Kaipang Bulai Bari 47 47 286 137 149 133 144 32 80 10 78 10 3/1/24 Jaingbari 55 55 406 197 209 197 209 60 14 99 52 98 52 3/1/25 Noabar; 94 94 714 364 350 309 307 152 35 187 2 142 2 I 3(1126 Kaintaba6 36 43 269 134 135 97 109 98 2 88 70 3/1/27 Chailta Bari 22 24 139 73 66 72 66 8 I 62 62 3/1/28 Katbalia Bar; 12 13 119 61 58 61 58 7 1 46 46 3(1/29 Pabita Ram Bari 44 72 500 262 238 237 233 108 4 141 37 119 jj 3/1/30 Kalankhaibari 62 76 500 255 245 232 217 73 4 135 1 113 3/1(31 Anglak Bari 14 16 129 60 69 60 69 14 31 30 3/1(32 Lailak Bari 17 17 143 79 64 79 64 2 48 17 48 17 3/1133 Darjeeling Bari 29 29 219 118 101 118 101 I 67 23 66 23 3(1/34 Brajahari Barl II 11 81 43 38 43 38 23 s 23 5 3/1/35 Daksbin 58 80 447 236 211 157 144 5 6 85 23 1 I 6 6 65 4 Brajendranagar 3/1/36 Thurn Bar; 2 8 66 31 3S 31 3S 22 16 21 16 3/1/37 DakBari 2 16 104 63 41 63 41 33 2 27 2 3/1/38 Puskarini Bari 2 II 85 39 46 39 46 1 21 17 3/1/39 Kalshi Mura Ban 3 10 79 39 40 39 40 2 21 '2 17 3/1(40 Rainna Bari 3 11 75 32 43 32 43 1 20 7 20 4 3/1/41 Bani Ph.i Ban 5 20 131 72 59 72 59 1 48 35 48 35 3/1(42 Sukmohan Bari 16 16 109 57 52 52 48 6 31 29 3/1(43 Thabakar Bari 14 15 104 46 58 44 56 15 25 23 3/1144 Tentai Bari 3 3 36 17 19 17 19 I 10 4 3/1(45 Dewan Chara Aga 59 62 404 187 217 117 139 70 7 102 6 50 5 3/1(46 Thali Bari 24 24 229 125 104 125 104 34 60 63 47 53 3/1/47 Nagila Bari 26 41 299 138 161 138 161 4 77 79 62 66 3/1/48 DewanBari 68 '76 810 407 403 is 28 352 353 105 24 202 10 140 4 3/1(49 Laxmi Pat; 170 216 1,255 629 626 185 194 221 210 265 115 330 5 244 2 3/1(50 Photamati 115 189 1,135 591 544 129 109 265 439 304 12 286 12 3/1 (5 t Singlung Bari (1) 23 26 200 103 97 98 92 53 14 52 50 311[52 Singlung Bar; (2) 35 37 258 128 130 92 92 55 7 63 47 3/1/53 Pitra 150 221 1,202 616 586 282 26j 3 I 268 94 306 's 198 6 3/1/54 Rnjna~ar Colony 163 197 1,058 529 529 129 116 7 12 155 84 232 7 60 1 3/1/55 Mon.ohari BaJi 13 16 128 63 65 63 65 7 1 28 27 28 27 111 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS 11 JII IV V VI VII VIfI ----IX Livestock. Man ufacturing, Processing, Forestry, Servicing and Repairs Fishing, Hunting and (a) (b) Transport. Plantations, Mining Other than Trade Storage and Agricultural Orchards and and Household Household Construe- and Communi- Other Non- labourers allied activities Quarrying Industry Industry tion Commerce cations Services workers ~..., r--'"'-"-----.. ,--__"______' ,----"-----. ~ ,.-J-----. ,...-~ M F M F-- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 157 574 12 30 15 33 79 11 30 10 3S 3 ... 30 72 101 176 I 23 27 2S 48' 27 47 96 179 2 58 113 21 67 29 100 19 4S 4 84 ISS 1 1 15 52 125 31 73 '6 23 35 44 12 8 97 186 5 ISS 315 2 57 139 'i 98 151 35 1 9 177 348 13 2 2 46 134 11 66 IS 58 6 15 121 201 16 120 244 29 69 31 47 I 51 78 20 33 30 1 I 2 12 1 4 2 120 205 1 9 19 S 30 39 4 18 46 4 18 311 3 12 36 24 24 '2 26 52 2 21 58 6 7 19 46 1 2 2 2 85 211 13 10 65 41 15 13 61 82 55 5 's I 2 205 393 78 3 '2 I ' i 299 621 15 I I 287 532 2 51 97 15 1 65 130 78 1 1 's 'j 9 1 11 1 310 578 11 1 2 14 7 18 2 4 55 4 297 522 35 )II 112 VILLAGE/URBAN BLOCKWISE WORKERS ~----._._____-- Area of Village in hectres Total Population and of Occu- (including Institutional Literate and Townl pied and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Total Workers Name of Village/ Ward Resi- No. of Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Cultivators Location Town/Ward/Urban in dential House-..-----'--_____ r---"---. r---"---. ,---.--'---. Code No. block Km' Houses holds Persons Males Female. M F M F M F M---'---p> ~,... 2 3 6 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 I~ Udaipur Sub-Division ( Rural )-Contd. 3/1/56 Gdhachand Para 8 9 50 25 25 17 II 7 13 2 11 8 7 8 3/1/57 Oautamrnani Bari 49 61 460 239 221 6 2 190 182 71 121 97 I IS 97 3/1/58 Mangal Hari Bari 29 42/ 287 140 147 106 116 II 73 62 69 5'l 3/1/59 Gakulpur 288 324 1,718 913 805 193 170 II 4 453 201 457 8 103 3 3/1/60 Gakulpur Colony 223 243 1,317 663 654 SO 38 275 125 301 2 6 3/1/61 Dhaja Nagar 173 210 1,061 535 526 66 S9 7 3 292 275 251 12 57 3/1/62 Rajarbak 163 212 1,310 657 653 292 269 231 10 67 3/1/63 Sonamura 73 109 663 349 314 49 29 112 3 153 3 J8 I 311/64 Khilpara 320 541 3,042 1.564 1.478 268 265 2 707 386 684 32 370 3 3/1/65 Baishnabir Char 72 96 649 334 315 51 28 217 136 147 5 107 3 3/1/66 Ganglira 43 55 314 169 145 100 90 63 23 86 6 53 I 3,1/67 Raidhar Nagar 113 203 1,173 627 546 7 8 5 309 167 274 20 135 5 3/1/68 lamjuri 94 125 755 380 375 ; 88 175 158 96 3/1/69 Marapara 2:29 322 1.861 954 907 347 334 425 159 409 16 201 10 3/1/70 Mog Puskarini 271 365 2.058 1.034 1.024 343 308 104 89 420 180 478 15 358 6 3/1/71 Powra Mura 82 110 623' 317 306 62 68 130 30 127 5 99 3/1/72 GangaChara 191 293 1,623 823 800 321 283 109 94 243 110 378 19 279 14 3/1/73 Chungtjng Char. 20 29 158 79 79 35 12 39 I 30 1 3/1/74 Simsima 67 86 573 280 293 2 '3 118 60 146 110 1 3/1175 Kalaban 38 55 364 197 167 177 147 56 7 89 } 62 1 3/1/16 Garjee Chara 94 125 702 372 330 98 96 107 96 64 25 194 13 III 2 3/1/17 Garjee Bazar 78 80 452 231 221 2 2 114 102 85 36 106 32 48 22 3/1/18 Banka Chandra 30 31 173 83 90 83 90 5 48 46 35 34 Para 3/1/79 Sachindra Reang 12 12 122 61 61 61 61 35 30 34 30 Para 3/1/80 Abjaraii Para 77 94 500 263 237 10 11 91 80 98 51 123 10 64 5 3/1/81 'N abakumar Bari 3 3 17 10 1 10 7 5 2 3 I 3/1/82 Samatal Harinath 40 42 242 115 127 111 122 25 II 53 6 39 4 Sikari Bari 311/83 Abani Reang Para 112 147 738 394 344 6 6 169 144 95 24 198 14 118 3/1/84 Sadar Garo Para 26 29 (173 91 82 81 70 32 14 54 42 3/1/85 Maidabari 36 38 231 116 115 105 105 3 76 6 57 3/1/86 Hisabi Para 27 30 179' 86 93 86 93 57 2 49 I 3/1/87 Hachuk Para 17 18 99 50 49 50 49 '6 32 4 26 4 3/1/88 Nagarbashi Para 33 35 230 133 97 50 41 33 65 9 48 3/1/89 Annaram Reanp 10 13 69 38 31 37 31 19 5 16 4 Para 3/1/90 Inushmeah Para 43 53 323 170 153 140 126 26 4 89 19 70 16 3/1/91 Takma Sub-Colony 119 125 754 386 368 67 47 194 189 74 '23 194 4 176 3/1/92 Taitakma Para 8 8 66 35 31 35 31 16 16 3/1/93 Basan Khola 53 70 459 231 228 17 27 164 155 39 22 90 3 53 3/1/94 Nagarbashi 10 13 86 48 38 48 38 3 21 13 Murasing Para 3/1/95 Buddhi charan 5 40 20 20 20 20 9 Murasing Para 3/1/96 Balirai Bari Extinct 3/1/97 Karai Chandra 23 24 125 60 65 60 65 2 28 24 Para 3/1/98 Dakshin 289 340 1,653 847 806 193 186 19 13 364 168 437 13 2io Chandrapur Colony 3/1/99 Sonai Chari 17 17 145 73 72 .. , 72 72 7 36 I 28 3/1/100 Dakshin 289 376 2.052 1.074 978 64 55 86 89 561 254 4~2 8 226 1 Chandrapur 3/1/101 Uttar Chandrapur 100 117 709 357 252 51 53 9 8 209 126 134 8 68 3 3/1/102 Matarbari & 349 473 2.438 1.244 1.194 362 344 3 4 5.57 280 582 14 205 2 M atarbari Taluk 3/1/103 Fulkumari & 518 681 3,812 1.964 1.848 541 492 357 342 R29 401 958 42 277 Fulkumari Taluk 3/1/104 Hirapur 114 144 910 464 44~ 89 73 32 37 134 92 292 13 192 3 3/1/105 Uttar Maharani 96 144 857 435 422 258 103 160 92 202 9 117 2 3/1/106 Maharani Bazar 25 31 166 92 74 4 41 13 49 6 4 3/1/107 Maharani 53 58 308 160 148 50 48 59 17 83 18 49 2 Sub·Colony 3/1/108 Ganfira Bari 21 21 118 58 60 41 46 12 I 30 2 23 1 3/1/109 Gamaria Bari 110 lSI 927 469 458 24 25 271 272 246 81 235 32 193 29 3/11110 Sungrung Bari '69 86 496 255 241 20 19 194 179 92 33 120 59 85 49 113 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS ...... II III IV v VI VII VUI IX X Livestock, Manufacturing, Processing. Forestry. Servicing and Repairs Fishing, r----~--.----~ Hunting and (a) (b) Transport, Plantations, Mining Other than Trade Storage and Agricultural Orchards and and Household Household Construc- and Communi.. Other Non labourers allied activities Quarrying Industry Industry tion Commerce cations Services workers ,--_..J.--_..." ....--_ _,__~ ,-----"--, ,--_.""__-. ,--A---... ,..------. ,.....--A-~ ....----'--- ....-J---. 'M--A--p~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 4 14 17 5 1 118 124 4 'j 67 85 190 27 25 'j 27 '6 7'6 5 456 797 224 ,i 18 7 1 1 13 6 26 362 652 100 7 1 6 12 2 12 4 57 5 284 514 34 2 9 12 'i 4 40 11 ,i 52 9 426 643 29 6 2 3 12 10 13 1 196 311 125 10 23 '2 18 'j '4 55 28 61 14 880 1,446 2 3 '3 1 1 3 5 23 1 187 310 / 9 1 2 14 7 4 83 139 18 '4 2 60 8 'i 20 '4 14 20 3 353 526 37 1 1 11 12 222 375 171 's 'i 8 3 9 's 11 1 54S 891 97 5 3 3 1 17 3 SS6 1,009 22 3 1 5 2 190 301 64 's 1 4 '2 '2 ' i 20 2 445 781 9 40 78 32 1 ,i 'j 134 291 27 108 166 53 9 1 2 4 2 8 14 178 317 21 9 3 4 18 12 1 125 189 13 12 35 44 26 31 29 4 13 4 2 4 6 140 227 2 1 5 '5 13 2 1 62 121 58 5 5 4 4 3 3 6 3 196 330 7 1 4 37 82 19 '6 40 109 8 29 91 's ' i 18 4S 15 '9 ' i 1 68 88 3 1 19 26 13 3 87 134 15 2 3 192 364 19 31 36 2 1 141 225 8 27 33 4 11 20 Extinct 4 32 64 108 13 8 13 50 2 10 24 7 410 793 6 1 1 1 37 71 181 4 2 17 ij iii 4 33 'j 582 970 34 4 4 1 5 4 4 12 1 223 344 256 8 2 9 5 45 '2 3 57 2 662 1,160 338 1 24 3 65 20 15 71 3 43 104 12 1,006 1,806 89 10 1 ,i 2 8 172 433 65 12 2 5 1 4 6 229 413 20 6 'j 8 17 43 68 27 16 3 4 77 130 7 1 28 58 24 3 'j i; 234 426 30 10 1 3 1 135 182 114 VILLAGE/URBAN BLOCKWISE WORKERS Arc. of Village in heetr.. Total Population and of Oceu- (including Institutional Literate and Town/ pied and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Total Workors Name of Villagel Ward Resi- No. of Populatioo) Caste. Tribes Persons (I-IX) Cultivators Location Town/Ward/Urban in dentiaI House-,..-----'------. ~ ~ .----'--~ Code No. block Km" Houses holds Persons Males Females M F M F M F M F M F 2 4 5 7 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 3/1/111 Hati Chara 46 52 327 168 159 4 5 144 139 83 130 82 67 57 54 3/1/112 Waimuli Bari 29 40 256 125 131 123 128 28 2 75 71 70 66 3/1/113 Aju!a Bari No. I 11 12 83 37 46 37 46 20 6 24 26 22 26 3/1/114 Maharani 90 107 633 337 296 252 230 111 5 168 5 156 4 (Taihar.Chungbari) 3/1/115 Taiharehung 18 18 98 4S n 45 53 20 20 3/1/116 Maharani Aiula 4 4 25 .13 12 13 12 2 3 1 2 1 30/11 7 Warang Bari 14 25 137 69 68 'j 61 60 7 41 31 26 25 3/1/118 M anikum Bari 4 4 30 19 11 19 11 2 7 S 3 3 3/1/119 Gandhari No. I 11 11 61 34 27 34 27 17 14 13 13 3/1/120 Gandbari No. II 10 11 64 32 32 29 32 3 18 15 12 11 3/1/121 Sungrung Bari 14 14 85 43 42 43 42 22 13 21 13 No. I 3/1/122 Sungrung Bari 4 4 33 18 15 18 15 9 7 9 7 No. II 3/1/123 Krisbnabhakta Bari 30 40 228 114 114 96 94 23 59 54 3/1/124 Baisa Bari 64 87 496 241 255 88 96 141 169 75 ii 127 112 3/1/125 Khaklai Bari 10 13 81 37 44 37 44 20 19 3fl/126 Tainan; No. I 11 11 82 40 42 40 42 22 19 3/1/127 Taioani No.2 39 42 214 116 98 72 68 28 ·3 66 2 36 '2 3/1/128 Dhankatikhaleha 32 36 262 135 127 4 2 129 122 6 60 1 58 1 Bari 3/1/129 Parendra 34 40 260 127 133 115 116 17 72 16 58 16 Chow. Para 3/1/130 Mabarani 70 82 546 285 261 2 3 171 149 52 7 166 60 107 56 Llltaham Bari 3/1/131 Mabarani Cbakma 17 20 143 74 69 59 58 15 36 25 24 21 chaigharia 3/1/132 3/1/133 ~::j:::a:ael!~~r II Chara Para 3/1/134 Maharani Matoria Bari 1- Extinct 3/1/135 Khabar Char. Bari I 3/1/136 Nay. Bari 3/1/137 Devta Mur. 1 3/1/138 Devla Mura 2 J 3/1/139 Hatipocha Battali 39 41 255 119 136 114 131 76 II 58 5 22 3/1/140 AlongBari 35 38 196 98 98 95 97 7 1 53 5 3/1/141 Darkalhang Bari 29 29 179 91 88 81 76 28 1 52 44 3/1/142 Jirkanta Bari 16 17 216 III 105 i4 14 60 56 80 5 60 31 3/1/143 Bagathang Puitani Extinct 3/1/144 lalema Bari 197 200 1.341 679 662 537 517· 144 33 325 15 245 9 3/1/145 BagmaKumar Extinct Choudbury Para 3/1/146 Samata! Bagma 68 103 568 276 292 47 S5 2 2 145 79 128 6 62 3 3/1/147 Manithang Bari 16 16 111 62 49 58 43 12 47 25 12 3/ 1/148 Durgapada 41 45 357 174 183 174 183 42 97 92 46 CbouJbury Para 3/1/149 Khupilong 286 290 1.647 841 806 17 7 311 275 331 99 436 10 386 10 3/1/150 Kaebigang 94 106 541 278 263 1 2 183 177 66 4 189 42 120 3/1/151 Thanda Chara 34 34 174 91 83 79 76 22 4 58 42 36 3/1/152 Raikhalong Bari 13 15 81 43 38 43 38 3 26 21 11 3/1/153 Barabhaya 234 281 1,601 821 780 42 37 473 200 377 263 3/1/154 Dwaria Bagma 123 139 903 471 432 187 Hi:i. 170 69 223 88 90 30 207 1.143 563 16 10 180 3/1/155 Karai Mura ) 170 580 ii si 45 287 1 235 3/1/156 Bagabasa 179 239 685 715 68 76 59 54 387 167 340 4 232 3/1/157 Kamala Sagar 15 19 1'1?~ 56 58 2 2 27 16 26 12 3/1/158 Goalsao 95 III 789 375 414 49 60 193 117 179 ·2 83 'j 3/1/159 SaJaria 158 250 1,367 691 676 299 299 358 164 348 10 196 10 3/1/160 Tapania Colony 213 250 1,319 668 651 118 108 306 92 344 23 124 2 3jl{161 Tapa.nia. 1\4 174 1,045 5tt 534 110 116 173 60 276 1 237 1 3/1/162 Shalgarh 214 300 1,674 799 875 163 167 314 129 383 2. 263 3/1/163 Shalgarh Bazar 29 34 175 80 95 50 33 40 3 13 3/1/164 Garjan Mura 290 407 2,447 1,253 I,g~ 146 126 451 175 575 8 385 ·i 3/1/165 Hadra & Hadr. 143 211 1,362 692 91 96 313 139 348 341 Khash 115 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS ~ II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Livestock, Manufacturing, Processing, Forestry. Servicing and Repairs Fishing, Hunting and (a) (b) Transport, Plantations, Mining Other than Trade Storage and Agricultural Orchards and and Household Household Construe· and Communi· Other Non· labourlrs allied activities Quarrying Industry Industry tion Commerce cations Services workers _,-_-l..--. ,---"----, ....----'-----...... ---"--~ ~-"----. ,--__"______' ~ ,.----->---, ,-----'----. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 38 23 13 2 86 92 5 5 50 60 2 13 20 10 .i 2 169 291 25 53 . 1 10 11 11 '6 '3 1 28 37 4 2 12 6 4 1 17 13 4 4 'i 14 17 21 29 9 8 5 S5 114 14 'i 114 25S 1 17 44 3 18 42 8 3 1 11 '7 50 96 2 75 126 14 5S 117 S9 4 119 201 12 4 38 44 Extinct 29 , 6 61 131 48 45 98 8 39 87 25 '2 1 ' i ' i 51 104 80 6 354 647 32 2 3 11 17 3 148 286 35 25 15 24 51 92 77 91 38 2 9 405 796 69 42 89 221 22 42 33 41 1~ 21 17 17 48 's '5 ii '9 32 444 780 123 58 1 9 ,i 248 344 1i 5 '4 i6 15 293 S62 S3 5 9 2 4 9 28 345 711 8 5 1 30 58 26 io is 1 10 2 8 12 13 196 412 111 4 3 16 1 17 343 666 84 '6 29 1 7 '7 5 61 i3 2 26 324 628 32 3 4 235 533 83 'i 12 '4 7 13 '2 416 873 4 2 3 '2 1 8 9 1 40 92 125 47 6 '2 11 11 1 678 1,186 2 S 344 670 116 VILLAGE/URBAN BLOCKWISE WORKERS ,...---__.A.. ___.... I Area of Village in bectres Total Population and of Occu (including Institutional Literateand Town! pied and Housel.. s Scheduled Scheduleu Educated Total Workers Name of Village/ Ward Resi- No, of Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Cultivators in dential Hous. Location Town/Ward/Urban r------"------, ...... ---'--. ~ ,--...... - ...... ---.....____" r--~ Code No, block Km' Houses bolds Persons Males Females M F M F M F M F M F '1 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 IS Udaipur Sub-division (Rural)-concld,