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DT Name Town/VillageLevel Name TRU No_HH TOT_P TOT_M TOT_F P_06 M_06 F_06 P_SC M_SC F_SC P_ST M_ST F_ST Kalahandi 000000 CD BLOCK Golamunda Total 33998 129499 64917 64582 18651 9512 9139 22480 11141 11339 32655 16212 16443 Kalahandi 000000 CD BLOCK Golamunda Rural 33998 129499 64917 64582 18651 9512 9139 22480 11141 11339 32655 16212 16443 Kalahandi 000000 CD BLOCK Golamunda Urban 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kalahandi 423579 VILLAGE Jayantpur Rural 120 410 207 203 86 43 43 6 6 0 379 186 193 Kalahandi 423580 VILLAGE Betrajpali Rural 115 431 222 209 68 37 31 7 3 4 212 115 97 Kalahandi 423581 VILLAGE Kodobhata Rural 203 868 424 444 133 63 70 179 83 96 280 142 138 Kalahandi 423582 VILLAGE Bhatipada Rural 248 987 482 505 176 86 90 291 144 147 345 173 172 Kalahandi 423583 VILLAGE Bordi Rural 360 1402 735 667 161 85 76 108 59 49 196 98 98 Kalahandi 423584 VILLAGE Kuhura Rural 187 735 376 359 97 53 44 133 58 75 140 78 62 Kalahandi 423585 VILLAGE Kendumundi Rural 362 1441 741 700 197 106 91 100 51 49 214 114 100 Kalahandi 423586 VILLAGE Balipadar Rural 79 339 169 170 42 18 24 76 34 42 75 42 33 Kalahandi 423587 VILLAGE Kantamal Rural 403 1568 807 761 223 111 112 203 102 101 275 140 135 Kalahandi 423636 VILLAGE Mahendrapur Rural 52 200 103 97 30 16 14 0 0 0 174 91 83 Kalahandi 423637 VILLAGE Lanji Rural 537 2207 1092 1115 318 154 164 362 187 175 260 111 149 Kalahandi 423638 VILLAGE Sinapali Rural 395 1494 750 744 159 81 78 390 189 201 265 131 134 Kalahandi 423639 VILLAGE Kulihapada Rural 128 488 256 232 69 39 30 76 40 36 361 187 174 Kalahandi 423640 VILLAGE Mahaling Rural 831 3076 1576 1500 424 229 195 759 397 362 332 165 167 Kalahandi 423641 VILLAGE Makraguda Rural 490 1906 980 926 272 148 124 403 209 194 393 200 193 Kalahandi 423642 VILLAGE Bagha Munda (Bagamunda)Rural 245 865 449 416 106 62 44 168 95 73 356 168 188 Kalahandi 423643 VILLAGE Leter Rural 439 1666 854 812 229 128 101 459 233 226 822 421 401 Kalahandi 423644 VILLAGE Turechhada Rural 300 1206 587 619 174 88 86 707 344 363 167 79 88 Kalahandi 423645 VILLAGE Chapria Rural 731 2878 1470 1408 373 176 197 734 365 369 265 130 135 Kalahandi 423646 VILLAGE Banjipadar Rural 104 378 197 181 52 37 15 78 39 39 129 69 60 Kalahandi 423647 VILLAGE Tingipadar Rural 298 1146 572 574 153 68 85 307 157 150 324 165 159 Kalahandi 423648 VILLAGE Mirimiri Rural 46 168 84 84 30 16 14 29 11 18 124 65 59 Kalahandi 423649 VILLAGE Badjor Rural 143 475 244 231 53 31 22 8 4 4 147 78 69 Kalahandi 423650 VILLAGE Kalipur Rural 124 494 248 246 86 41 45 136 69 67 88 45 43 Kalahandi 423651 VILLAGE Kasturapadar Rural 49 197 104 93 28 14 14 40 21 19 94 52 42 Kalahandi 423652 VILLAGE Bhandarkachar Rural 29 108 51 57 17 8 9 65 29 36 41 21 20 Kalahandi 423653 VILLAGE Kanakpur Rural 133 493 240 253 65 37 28 142 71 71 135 69 66 Kalahandi 423654 VILLAGE Udepur Rural 42 152 71 81 20 13 7 10 5 5 132 62 70 Kalahandi 423655 VILLAGE Khaliapali Rural 586 2075 1052 1023 320 152 168 145 65 80 338 160 178 Kalahandi 423656 VILLAGE Sanchergaon Rural 842 3046 1484 1562 453 217 236 391 182 209 541 263 278 Kalahandi 423657 VILLAGE Kegaon Rural 423 1758 876 882 274 130 144 142 61 81 147 82 65 Kalahandi 423658 VILLAGE Madhupur Rural 20 68 33 35 8 5 3 0 0 0 59 29 30 Kalahandi 423659 VILLAGE Padampur Rural 331 1144 563 581 169 91 78 197 100 97 287 146 141 Kalahandi 423660 VILLAGE Nuagaon Rural 219 798 383 415 127 67 60 151 73 78 140 67 73 Kalahandi 423661 VILLAGE Balabhadrapita Rural 56 205 104 101 40 24 16 37 20 17 8 4 4 Kalahandi 423662 VILLAGE Sargiphuljuba Rural 45 146 73 73 19 11 8 24 14 10 0 0 0 Kalahandi 423663 VILLAGE Karanjkot Rural 95 314 146 168 37 16 21 73 40 33 146 63 83 Kalahandi 423664 VILLAGE Bagdori Rural 122 450 220 230 83 50 33 40 22 18 327 158 169 Kalahandi 423665 VILLAGE Ambamunda Rural 7 22 10 12 3 2 1 0 0 0 22 10 12 Kalahandi 423666 VILLAGE Sindhibhadi Rural 113 418 207 211 61 34 27 62 34 28 352 172 180 Kalahandi 423667 VILLAGE Ramchandrapur Rural 103 415 203 212 81 42 39 39 13 26 260 136 124 Kalahandi 423668 VILLAGE Jhinkipadar Rural 23 91 47 44 19 13 6 0 0 0 7 2 5 Kalahandi 423669 VILLAGE Sitapur Rural 22 97 51 46 19 8 11 0 0 0 55 29 26 Kalahandi 423670 VILLAGE Chahaka Rural 259 1093 540 553 165 79 86 111 52 59 185 91 94 Kalahandi 423671 VILLAGE Sialjhudangi (Sihaljodi)Rural 233 939 483 456 146 78 68 246 118 128 384 204 180 Kalahandi 423672 VILLAGE Purunapani Rural 61 232 109 123 39 18 21 0 0 0 203 94 109 Kalahandi 423673 VILLAGE Dhanramal Rural 211 832 408 424 129 64 65 51 30 21 268 127 141 Kalahandi 423674 VILLAGE Dakadongri Rural 19 69 32 37 14 10 4 14 6 8 50 24 26 Kalahandi 423675 VILLAGE Makhala Rural 328 1383 678 705 254 121 133 572 278 294 179 91 88 Kalahandi 423676 VILLAGE Ainli Rural 494 1938 974 964 308 157 151 511 267 244 833 405 428 Kalahandi 423677 VILLAGE Uchhala Rural 524 2007 1004 1003 271 127 144 199 99 100 919 449 470 Kalahandi 423678 VILLAGE Kuturabahali Rural 188 775 386 389 102 52 50 144 79 65 156 81 75 Kalahandi 423679 VILLAGE Garagaba Rural 314 1277 663 614 182 99 83 223 111 112 169 83 86 Kalahandi 423680 VILLAGE Badchergaon Rural 428 1616 761 855 231 107 124 414 194 220 431 209 222 Kalahandi 423681 VILLAGE Latabanji Rural 55 179 85 94 24 13 11 7 4 3 64 28 36 Kalahandi 423682 VILLAGE Karlagaon (Kalagaon)Rural 358 1307 639 668 213 108 105 342 157 185 329 160 169 Kalahandi 423683 VILLAGE Pitapada Rural 18 63 33 30 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kalahandi 423684 VILLAGE Meramahul Rural 173 650 323 327 105 54 51 106 56 50 67 30 37 Kalahandi 423685 VILLAGE Phatamunda Rural 185 703 349 354 105 55 50 173 88 85 167 82 85 Kalahandi 423686 VILLAGE Gundri Rural 240 875 431 444 162 81 81 291 143 148 227 106 121 Kalahandi 423854 VILLAGE Manjhari Rural 814 2999 1507 1492 440 222 218 129 60 69 537 269 268 Kalahandi 423855 VILLAGE Dungariguda Rural 251 922 472 450 133 64 69 173 95 78 304 143 161 Kalahandi 423856 VILLAGE Udeshrunga Rural 502 1855 939 916 282 137 145 308 163 145 185 95 90 Kalahandi 423857 VILLAGE Dudukel Rural 270 1029 499 530 140 65 75 218 106 112 9 5 4 Kalahandi 423858 VILLAGE Grindul Rural 267 1009 510 499 163 85 78 113 52 61 360 181 179 Kalahandi 423859 VILLAGE Golamunda Rural 1447 5681 2852 2829 861 444 417 790 377 413 2465 1232 1233 Kalahandi 423860 VILLAGE Tumura Rural 442 1653 832 821 228 111 117 120 48 72 81 37 44 Kalahandi 423861 VILLAGE Guduruguma Rural 150 485 244 241 66 32 34 49 22 27 429 219 210 Kalahandi 423862 VILLAGE Jhulenbar Rural 123 507 237 270 82 37 45 51 22 29 456 215 241 Kalahandi 423863 VILLAGE Patelpada Rural 43 190 92 98 36 14 22 19 11 8 164 78 86 Kalahandi 423864 VILLAGE Bhataguda Rural 8 18 8 10 1 0 1 5 2 3 0 0 0 Kalahandi 423865 VILLAGE Naktikani Rural 192 632 327 305 87 39 48 10 5 5 283 147 136 Kalahandi 423866 VILLAGE Antarla Rural 170 642 310 332 88 44 44 40 25 15 252 125 127 Kalahandi 423867 VILLAGE Kankarakhol Rural 17 60 31 29 7 2 5 22 9 13 30 17 13 Kalahandi 423868 VILLAGE Karangamunda Rural 112 397 204 193 52 31 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kalahandi 423869 VILLAGE Khaliakani Rural 528 1898 928 970 254 126 128 268 122 146 387 187 200 Kalahandi 423870 VILLAGE Sukunimunda Rural 86 326 170 156 45 25 20 73 41 32 80 47 33 Kalahandi 423871 VILLAGE Kuresiuni Rural 67 242 118 124 36 20 16 0 0 0 43 17 26 Kalahandi 423872 VILLAGE Baijalpur Rural 354 1442 731 711 194 104 90 243 125 118 773 387 386 Kalahandi 423873 VILLAGE Goindimunda Rural 220 777 389 388 104 59 45 44 24 20 158 76 82 Kalahandi 423874 VILLAGE Dumerbahal Rural 75 267 141 126 27 21 6 0 0 0 53 30 23 Kalahandi 423875 VILLAGE Brundabahal Rural 1005 3868 1979 1889 493 261 232 351 182 169 68 38 30 Kalahandi 423876 VILLAGE Babeguda Rural 186 674 332 342 111 60 51 55 26 29 265 130 135 Kalahandi 423877 VILLAGE Gandamehra Rural 514 1760 909 851 236 118 118 9 5 4 278 137 141 Kalahandi 423878 VILLAGE Amurlapadar Rural 278 1017 510 507 133 66 67 101 47 54 189 96 93 Kalahandi 423879 VILLAGE Sargiguda Rural 212 825 424 401 140 72 68 111 62 49 300 144 156 Kalahandi 423883 VILLAGE Tendopani Rural 61 239 126 113 32 18 14 0 0 0 124 65 59 Kalahandi 423884 VILLAGE Mukundapur Rural 388 1484 732 752 217 108 109 241 121 120 1066 529 537 Kalahandi 423885 VILLAGE Dhamanpur Rural 724 2825 1384 1441 445 234 211 256 115 141 1169 563 606 Kalahandi 423886 VILLAGE Jamjharan Rural 66 259 136 123 47 25 22 6 4 2 237 122 115 Kalahandi 423887 VILLAGE Jamgudabahal Rural 40 151 73 78 36 18 18 0 0 0 13 7 6 Kalahandi 423888 VILLAGE Kamalabari Rural 90 303 163 140 57 39 18 0 0 0 183 101 82 Kalahandi 423889 VILLAGE Khairapadar Rural 72 259 134 125 41 23 18 63 32 31 17 10 7 Kalahandi 423890 VILLAGE Khasiguda Rural 154 485 245 240 64 37 27 42 20 22 180 88 92 Kalahandi 423891 VILLAGE Kulihariguda Rural 283 1004 509 495 175 109 66 295 152 143 624 313 311 Kalahandi 423892 VILLAGE Daspur Rural 706 2754 1404 1350 362 180 182 345 174 171 472 239 233 Kalahandi 423893 VILLAGE Chhatrapur Rural 132 550 264 286 90 48 42 0 0 0 32 14 18 Kalahandi 423894 VILLAGE Banjibahal Rural 75 308 149 159 65 27 38 0 0 0 229 112 117 Kalahandi 423895 VILLAGE Dekote Rural 190 713 383 330 88 51 37 164 79 85 7 5 2 Kalahandi 423896 VILLAGE Chichia Rural 739 2695 1374 1321 371 184 187 699 342 357 91 44 47 Kalahandi 423897 VILLAGE Ghutia Rural 341 1316 640 676 191 90 101 274 119 155 421 216 205 Kalahandi 423898 VILLAGE Amguda Rural 171 617 310 307 100 42 58 21 10 11 30 15 15 Kalahandi 423899 VILLAGE Khamarhaladi Rural 425 1526 767 759 202 101 101 259 138 121 326 173 153 Kalahandi 423900 VILLAGE Shosia(Susia) Rural 255 1029 524 505 131 79 52 205 100 105 139 66 73 Kalahandi 423901 VILLAGE Beheraguda Rural 144 603 295 308 80 45 35 267 134 133 14 8 6 Kalahandi 423902 VILLAGE Panjia Rural 386 1446 740
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  • Seafaring Archaeology of the East Coast of India and Southeast Asia During the Early Historical Period Sila Tripati

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