Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract, Lahul & Spiti, Part -XII- a & B, Series-3 , Himachal Pradesh

CENSUS OF INDIA 2001

- - DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK Part - A & B

LAHUL & SPITI DISTRICT

VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY -¢- VILLAGE AND TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT - -

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Directorate of Census qperatlons, Himachal Pradesh Data Product Code 02-012-2001 - Cen-Book (E)

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Kee Monastery

~ ee Monastery of Spiti-sub division of Lahul & Spiti district attracts one's ~yes due to its spectacular landscape in the cold desert of the Western Himalayan region consisting of a large irregular heap of low rooms and narrow corridors, inter-connected by dark passages and stairs. The cluster of mud packed houses that crown the top offers a wonderful view of the valley both up and down. The Kee Monastery is the largest in Spiti, and is situated at a height of 4,116 Mtrs. above the mean sea level benvccn Kibber and Kaza, just over a small village of Kee on the left bank of Spiti river. Kee Monastery was probably built in the early of 18th century to replace a Monastery at Rangrik which was founded in the 11 th century and then destroyed 600 years later by the invaders. The upper buildings house the :five Gomphas of the Monastery, a large kitchen, a special cell for the Abbot and number of store rooIDS. These Gomphas are focal points of the Monastery, for in them one looks for the treasures and symbols of the Buddhist faith. Each Gomphas is dominated by a statue of Lord Buddha, looking dov.n on his prostrate followers. On either side of the statue there are rows of wooden pigeon holes, where the numerous volumes of Kan~gyur. the Tibetan scriptures and canomical commentaries are housed. These books and wall paintings are the oldcst and most beautiful of all Kee's relics. The wall of Central Chapel are beautifully printed with scenes from the .latakas and from the historic Buddha's life. Thc pictures arc all drawn with great skill and painted with brilliant colours. The Thanglms (paintings on the piece of banging cloth) in the Kee Monas tcry arc the finest. It is said that these have been brought from Lhasa (Tibet) by the local monks who went there for study or on pilgrimage. Monasteries in the district are the centers of education, Buddhist study and symbolise socio economic and cultural fabric of society.

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Contents

Pages

Foreword (XI-XII)

Preface (XIII-XIV)

Acknowledgement (XV-XVI)

Dlstnct HighlIghts - 2001 Census (WII)

Important StatiStiCS 10 the Dlstnct (XIX-XX)

RankIng ofTehsIls/Sub-tehsll In the DistrIct ( .... XI)

Statements (\. XII-\. '\ IV)

Statement 1 Name of the headquarters of dlstrIctitehsll/sub-tehsIl, their rural-urban status and distance from distrIct headquarters, 2001 ('\ '\ II)

Statement 2 Name of the headquarters of dlstrIctiC D block their rural-urban status and distance from distrIct headquarters, 2001 (XXII) Statement 3 _ PopulatIOn of tlre district at each census from 1901 to 200 I (XXII)

Statement 4 Area, number of vII lages It owns and populatIOn 10 distrIct and tehsil/sub tehsll, 2001 (XXIII)

Statement 5 CD Block-wise number of vIii ages and rural populatIOn, 2001 (xx 11 I) I Statement 6 PopulatIOn of urban agglomeratlOnsltowns, 200 I (X.,(III) Statement 7 Villages with populatIOn of 5,000 and above at C D block level as per 2001 census and amemtles available (XXIII) Statement 8 Statutory towns With populatIOn less than 5,000 as per 2001 census and amemtIes avaIlable (X XIV) , I Statement 9 Houseless and InstitutIOnal populatIOn oftehsIl/sub-tehsIl, rural and urban, 2001 (xxw)

Analytical Note 1-60 (I) History and Scope of the DistrIct Census Handbook 3-4

(II) BnefHlstory of the Dlstnct 4-8

(III) Admmlstratlve Set up 8-10 (IV) PhYSical Features 10-21 Location and Size, PhYSiography, ClImate, SoIl and Croppmg l>attem, Forestry, Flora, Fauna, MInerals & Mmmg, Land and hand-Use Pattern & Tenancy, Agnculture, Horticulture, Bee Keepmg and Sen-culture, lITIgatIOn, Ammal Husbandry, Industry, Trade & Commerce, Bankll1g, Transport, Roads, ElectriCity & Power and Gram Panchayats (vn) (v) Census Concepts 21-26 Bulldmg, Permanent Houses, SemI-Permanent Houses, Temporary Houses, Dwellll1g Room, Census House, Vdlage, Rural/Urban area, CIty, Urban AgglomeratIOn, Household, InstitutIOnal Household, Houseless Hou<;ehold, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tnbes, Language and Mother-Tongue, Literates, Literacy Rate, EducatIOnal Level, Work, Main Worker, Marginal Worker, Non~Worker, Cultlvator,Agncultural Labourer, Household Industry I Worker, Other Worker, Work PartiCIpatIOn Rate, PopulatIOn DensIty, Age, Sex-Ratio

(VI) Non Census Concepts 27-30

Improved Dnnkmg Water, System of Sewerage, Type of Latrine and Method of DIsposal of Night SOIl, Fertlhty, Crude Birth Rate (CBR), Crude Death Rate - - I (CDR), Natural Growth Rate, Age Specific Fertility Rate (ASFR), Age SpeCific Mantal Fertlitty Rate (ASMFR), General Fertility Rate (GFR), General Mantal FertilIty Rate (GMFR), Total Fertility Rate (TFR), Total Mantal Fertility Rate (TMFR), Age SpeCific Mortality Rate (ASMR) q 1, q2 q5, Infant Mortaltty Rate (IMR), Neo-natal Mortality Rate (NMR), Early Neo-natal Mortality Rate, Late Neo-natal Mortality Rate, Post Neo-natal Mortality Rate (PNMR), Perl- natal MortalIty Rate (PMR), Still Birth Rate (SBR), Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR), Eligible Couple, ChIld Woman RatIO (0-4), Child Woman RatIO (5-9), MigratIOn, CIVIC Status of Urban Ul11ts, SIze-Class of UA/Town, Slum Area and Mega City

(Vll) 2001 Census find mgs - PopulatIOn, Its d Istn butJOn

(a) DlstnbutlOn of populatIOn In rural-urban areas 31

(b) Size-class and CIVIC ~tus of towns, PopulatIOn, Growth, DenSity and Sex RatlO,Work ParticipatIOn Rate, Literacy, Avallablltty ofUl11verslty EducatIOn 111 the Dlstnct 31-32

(II) Bnef analYSIS of the Village Directory data 45-49

(Ill) Bnef analYSIS of the data on houses and household amel11tles, HouselJstlng OperatIOns, Census ofIndla 2001 49-5:

(Vlll) Major SOCial and Cultural events, Natural and Admll1lstratlve developments and Slglllficant activIties dur1l1g the decade 52-)C (IX) Places ofRehglous, Hlstoncal. or Archaeological Importance and Tounst Interest m the dlstnct 54-5'

(x) Major charactenstlcs dthe dlstnct 5

(Xl) Scope of Village DIrectory and Town DIrectory 57-61

(VlU) PART A - VtILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SectlOo-I : Village Directory 61-172 (a) Note explammg the abbreviatIOns used m Village Directory 63-66 (b) LIst of vIllages merged m towns and outgrowths at 2001 <;ensus 66

(c) 1 (I) Map of Lahul CD block, Lahul tehstl and Udaipur ~ub-tehsIl 67-71 - , - (II) AlphabetIcal Itst of villages alongwlth location code 1991 and 200 1 73-79

(lIl) Village Directory data of Lahul C D block 80-119

2 (I) Map of SPit I C D block-cum-Spltl Tchstl 121 (n) AlphabetIcal Itst ofvtllages alongwlth location code 1991 and 2001 123-127 (Ill) VIllage Directory data of Spit I CD block 128-153 (d) L\ppendlces to VIllage Directory 154-155

Appendix I Abstract of Educational, Medical and other Amel1ltles 111 VIllages - CD block level 156-161 AppendIx LA' VIllages by number ofPnmary Schools 162

I AppendlxIB Villages by Pnmary, MIddle and Secondary Schools 162 AppendlxIC Villages with dIfferent sour'ces of drinking water facilities available 162 Appendix II Villages with 5,000 and above populatLon which do not have one or more amelllties available 162 Appendix II A Census Towns 162 Appendix III Land utilIsatIOn data m respect of Census Towns!Non-Munlclpal Towns 162 Appendix IV CD block-Wise lIst of mhablted Villages where no amel1lty other than

drlnkmg water faclllty IS avaIlable I()j Appendix V Summary showmg number ofvtllages not havmg Scheduled Castes population 163 Appendix. VI Summary showmg number ofvtllages not havmg Scheduled Tnbes populatIon 164 Appendix VII A LIst of villages accordmg to the proportIOn of the Scheduled Castes to the total populatIOn by ranges 164-166 Appendix VII B LIst ofvtllages accordmg to the proportIOn of the Scheduled Tnbes to the \ I total populatIOn by ranges 166-172 Appendix VIII LIst ofvtllages under each Gram Panchayat 172 SectIon-II Town Directory (There IS no town m the entIre dIstrict) Part B - Primary Census Abstract 175-259 (a) Bnef note on Pnmary Census Abstract 177-179 (b) Dlstnct Primary Census Abstract (General) 181-187

(IX) Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes 189-195 Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Tribes 197-2{)J C 0 Block-wise Village Primary Census Abstract 205-259

Annexures 261-271 Anne'\ure I Number of villages under each Gram Panchayat 263 Annexure II FertilIty, Mortality and MigratIOn, 1991 Census 263 Annexure III . Vanous measures of Fertility and Mean Age at Marnage, 1991 Census 263-264

Annexure IV~A) Percentage dlstnbutIOn of MIgrants by place of bIrth, 1991 ~200 1 Censuses 264-265 Annexure IV(B) Migrants by place of last residence, 1991-2001 Censuses 265 \ ~ Al\nexure V Brief account of mam religIOns III the district as per 1991-2001 Censuses 266 Annexure VI Sex wise Mantal status of population as per 1991-2001 Censuses 266-267 Annexure VII Age, Sex and Educational levels, 1991-200 I Censuses 267-269

Annexure VIII Distribution of different mother tongues returned 111 1991-200 I Censllses 269 List of EducatIOn aI, Wildlife Sanctuaries, NatIOnal Parks, Post Offices, Banks and Medlcdl InstitutIOns 270-271 Foreword

he District Census Handbook (DCHB) published by Census Organisation since 1951 census;1S one of Tthe important publications in the context of-planning and development at gross-root level. The ~ubljcatioll, which is brought out for each district, contains several, demographic and socia-economic. characteristics villagc- wise and town-wise of the district alongwith the statqs of availability of civic amenities, infrastructural facil ities, etc. 2. The scope of the DCHB was initially confined to a few Census Tables and Primary Census Abstract (PCA) of each village and town within the district. Thereafter, at successive censuses, its scope and cQvcrage has been enlarged. The DCHB published at the 1961 census prov.ided a descriptive account of the district. administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory including PCA. The L9'Z:1 cenSllS- . ~ DCHB series was in three- parts: Part-A related to village and town directory, Part-B to'village and lawn .' PCA and Part-C comprised analytical report, admin~strative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. The 1981 census DCHB was in two parts: Part-A contained village and town directory and Part-B the PCA of village and town including the SCs and STs PCA up to tehsi1/town levels. New features alongwith restructuring of the formats oT village and tOWI1 directory were added iilto it. In Village Directory, a-II amenities except electricity were brought together and if any amenity was not available in the referent viiliage, the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place having such an amenity, was given. [nformation on new items such as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and community health workers in the village were provided sb as to meet the requirements of some of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Information on approach to the village was provided for the first time in the Village Directory so as to give the details on numbef of inaccessible villages in each district. In the Town Directory, a statement (IV-A) on slums was introduced to provide ttie details on civic and other amenities in the notified slums of Class I and Class [] towns .. 3. The 1991 census DCHB, by and large, followed the pattern of presentation of 1981 census, except the format of PCA was restructured. Nine-fold industrial classification of main workers was given against the four-fold industrial classification pr:.sented in the 1981 census. ~addition, sex-wise population in 0-6 age group was included in the PCA for th~ first time with a view to enable ~he data users to compile more realistic literacy rate as all children below 7 years of age had been treated as illiterate at the time of 1991 census .. One of the important innovations in the 1991 census was the Community Development Block (CD block) level presentation of village directory and PCA data instead of the traditional tehsil/taluklPS level presentatioll. It was expected that the presentation of village directory and PCA data at CD block level will help the planners in formulation of micro level development plans, CD block being lowest administrative. unit. 4. The present series of 2001 census DCHBs have been maCle more informative and exhaustive in terms of coverage and content. The Village Directory has been enlarged in scope by including a number oj' other facilities like banking, recreational and cultural facilities, newspapers and magazines and "most important commodity' manufactured in vi lIage. Income and expenditure of gram panchayat, wherever possible, has heen provided. Apart from these, more details on distance(s) at which basic amenitiesjlre avai!able (ifnot available in the village), are given. This includes educational facilities (namely prima~, middle, high, higher secondary schools and 'colleges), medical facilities (viz. Allopathic Hospital, Maternity & Child Welfare Centre and Primary Health Centre). drinking water, post~ telegraph (post office and p~one), communication, bank, c~.edit societies and recreational facilities. In Town Directory, the statemenf on Slums has been modified and

(xl) Its coverage enlarged by including detatls on all slums Instead of 'notIfied slums' The mformatlon IS gIven In case of all statutory towns IrrespectIve of theIr class, agamst only Class I and Class II towns In the 1981 and 1991 censuse~ The baSIC amemttes avaIlable 111 the villages and towns are analysed III depth wIth the help of a number of cros~-classlfied Inset tables and statements 1 wo other slglllficant addItIons III the publIcatIon are inclusion of , motIf' hlghltghtll1g slglllficant charactenstlc of the district and analytIcal notes as anne\.lIll<, 1 he analytical notes on (I) fertlhty and mortahty and (II) various measures offerttllty and mean age at mdlllclgc 31 e prepared based on 1991 Census Whereas, III the [lotes relating to (I) percentage d Istllbutlon of Illigi ant ~ by place of birth/place of last residence (II) mam relIglolls, (III) mantal status of population, (IV) age, se, and educatIOn, and (v) dIstnbutlOn of spectrum of mother tongue, nature and extent of changes occurred 111 the dIstrIct m Its baSIC soclO-demographic features durmg the decade 1991-2001 are analysed The eight dIgits permanent locatIon code (PLCN) to all the vIllages and towns have been assIgned keepmg In view the future needs

5 The vIllage and town level amenIty data have been collected, complied and computerised 111 prescribed record structured under the supervIsIon of Shn ~ L Blsotra, Dlfector of Census OperatIons H Ilnachal Prade"h Thereafter, efforts have been made to ensure comparablltty of the mformatlon wIth that of 1991 census ddtd and the mformatlon brought out by the respectIve state governments m their annual reports and statistIcal handbooks for varIOUS years after 1991 The task ofplanmng, deslgnmg and coordmatlon of this publtcatlon was earned out by Shn R G Mitra, Deputy RegIstrar General (C&T-) and Or I C Agrawal, Sel1lor Research Officer of SocIal Studies DIVIsion Dr R P Singh, Deputy RegIstrar General (Map) provided the techl1lcdl gUidance In the preparatIon of maps Whereas, Shn And Kumar Arora, Deputy DlrectOl of Data Proce~c;lllg DIVIsion who worked under the overall supervIsIon ofShn Hlmakar, Addl Dlrector(EDP) helped 111 preparatIon of record structure for computensatlon ofvdlage and town dIrectory data and the programme for the genel atlon of Vdlage Dlr~ctory and town DIrectory statements ll1c1udll1g analytIcal ll1set tables fhe draft of DCIIl3 manllscnpts receIved from the Census Directorates have been scrutInIsed III the SocIal StudIes DIVIsion lIndel the gUidance of Shn S L Jall1, Deputy DIrector and Shn R K Mehta, ASSistant Dlrectol, I am thankful to all of them and otl1el s who have contnbuted to make tillS publtcatlon possIble

OK SIkri New DelhI Reglstlar Genelal & Dated. 17 102006 Census Commissioner, India

(Xll) Preface

he RegIstrar General and Census CommISSIOner ofIndla has In 1iTs fore~ord to thIs serIes of publIcations Tnot only provIded the reader wIth hIstOrIcal background of the DIstrIct Census Handbooks but al<;o amply elaborated the scope and coverage enVIsaged for thIS country-wIde project In fact, thIS IS the most Important dlstnct level publIcatIOn whIch prOVIdes relIable data at grass root level for the purpose of plannll1g, admll1lstl atlve requIrements as well as of academIC development 111 soclo-demographlc field The each of the Dlstnct Ccnsll<; Handbook contams the salIent results on the data gathered at the actual enumeratIOn of head-count and In addItIon contam a wealth of other non-cemu'> InformatIOn III respect of each vIllage and town of the dlstnct Contll1ulllg the tradItIon of the earlIer Censuses, the 2001 senes of the DIstrIct Census Handbool..<; IS compnsed of two parts but the present senes IS more mformatlve III terms of coverage and contents Pel! t A contallls VIllage DIrectory whIch prOVIdes mformatlon on mfrastructural amellltles and land use data at VIllage level I e name and locatIon of vIllages, area, populatIOn, number of households, Important CIVIC amellltles/ facIlIties avaIlable m VIllages lIke educatIonal, medIcal, dnnkmg water, post, telegraph and telephone, commercIal and co-operatIve banks, agrIcultural & non-agrIcultural credIt ~ocletles, recreatIonal and cultura.1 facIlltle<; commUnICatIOns, approach to the VIllage, nearest town & dIstance, power supply, news paper/magazllle dnd most Important commodity manufactured In th\ Villages SlITIllarly, the comprehenSIve statements and thell analYSIS of Town Directory proVide valuable mformatlOn on growth, phYSIcal, economIC, CIVIC and development aspects m respect_of each town of the dIstrIct CD block bemg the lowest admInIstratIve UnIt for developmental plannmg, It IS assumed that the data prOVIded at thIS level would be extremely useful to the planner" fOI formulatIng mIcro level developmental-plans Part-B In the Dlstnct Census Handbook contams VIllage and Town PrImary Census Abstract Tim prOVIdes mformatlon on area, number of households, sex-wIse total populatIOn, chIld populatIon III age-gloup 0-6, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled TrIbes, lIterates, workers, non-workers and diVISions of worl..el <; Into four mdustrIal categones I e cultIvators, agrIcultural labourers, workers 111 household IIldustnes and othcl workers III respect of each VIllage and town of the dIstrIct

BeSIdes the bnef hIstory and other major charactenstlcs of the dIStrICt, II1set tables and appendl\'c~ based on \ Illage d.rectory, hous1l1g tables and PCA and their analYSIS added In the Dlstnct Census Handbool.. prOVide glImpse of avaIlabIlIty of amel1ltles to vIllages condItIons of housmg, assets avaIlable With household ... and demographIC profIle of populatIOn at tehsIl/C D block level whIch are of much utIlIty fOI demdlcdtlon of areas of surplus and defiCIt to leonent the plannmg process The Dlstnct Census Handbook IS JOll1t venture of the Governmt:nt of HIITIachal Pradesh and the Census orgal11satIOn of the Government ofIndla The deSIgn of2001 Dlstnct Census Handbooks was evolved centlally by the Census CommISSIOner, IndIa ~d accordIngly these books ,have been prepared by my office In earher Censuses, the cost of publicatIOn of these books were met by the State Government but now these are bemg pnnted centrally by the Census organIsatIOn In accompltshmg thIS task, we have had the ready dnd whole hearted co-operatIOn of the staff at vanous levels of different departments of the State Government The data so supplied by these field level officers have been cross checked WIth the data obtamed flom vanous departments and an attempt had been made to reconcIle the dlscr~pancles to make It more relIable I am grateful to all Heads of Dep'}rtments of the State Government, officers and staff engaged 111 the conduLt of 2001 Census tor theIr co-operatIon to accompltsh thiS task

(Xlll) The compIlation of such a huge amount of vaned data 111 a sll1gle volume requires plOpel planning and close mOl1ltonng We had the honour of havmg. enlightened gUIdance and encolll agcment of Sh I K Banthla, I AS, Registrar General and Censue; Commissioner, India lowe special thanks to Sh J K Banthld I I am also thankful to Dr R P Smgh, DRG (Map), Sh R G Mitra, DRG (C & T) and Dr I C Aggarwal Sr Research Officer(SS) and S L Jam, Deput< Director of S S DIVISIOn for provldmg technical gUIdance alld finahsmg this report

The data presented III the DIstrIct Census Handbook reqUIred a concerted team work of officer'> dnd staff members of thIs DIrectorate who were Involved wIth It at vanoLls stages of ItS plannll1g supelVI<,lon field work,computensatlOn, preparatlOlJ_ofmanuscnpt, maps and pnntmg I express my appleclatloll fOI the palflstak1l1g dedIcated servIce rendered by all of them and also whose names have been acknowledged '>LP,U dte I) However specIal mentIon may be made of Sh Kaul S1I1gh Thakur, Deputy DIrector who provIded great help III tinallsll1g tillS volume and also S/Shn L R Katlyar and A S Negl, Asstt Directors fOI pi epallng the cit aft report of thIS p~bilcatlon I shall feel gl eatly rewarded If the book eomes to the expectatIon of the data user">

Shll11la-171001 Dr R L Blsotra Dated 3 I st March, 2004 DIrector ofCensLls Operations, H JIl1achai PI actc,>h

(XlV) Acknowledgement

SupervisIOn I Sh K S Thakur Deputy Director

Village Directory I Sh L R Kattyar Assistant Dlrectol 2 Sh AS Negl Assistant Director .., j Sh PC Naml Statistical Investlgatol Grade-I 4 Sh Rattan Chand Sharma Statistical Investigator Grade-II 5 Sh Ramesh Kumar Sharma Statistical Investigator Grade-II 6 Sh N C Chak.raborty Statistical Investigator Grade-II 7 Sh R D Bait Statistical Investigator Grade-J11 8 Sh Malklat Ral Statistical Investigator Grade-III 9 Smt Neelam Sharma Selllor Complier 10 Sh S C Yadav Sell lOr Compiler II Smt Sumta Ram Compiler 12 Smt Shanta Sharma Compiler i3 Sh Klran Kumar Sharma Complier

Town Directory 1 Sh L R Kattyar Assistant Director I 2 Sh N C Chakraborty Statistical Investigator Grade-II

Pnmary Census Abstract I Sh TN Bharat Statlstlcdl Investlgdtol G Iddc-I 2 Sh PC Naill I StatIstIcal Investlgdtol Grade-I .., j Sh H S Grover StatIstical InvestIgator Grade-I I 4 Sh Baldev Smgh StatistIcal InvestIgator Grade-II 5 Sh C M Azad StatIstIcal Investigator Grade-II 6 Sh R S Thak.ur Statistical Investigator Grade-II I 7 Sh Ram Lal Thakur StatistIcal Investlgator Grade-I II 8 Smt Usha Kuman Statistical Investlgatol Grade-Ill 9 Sh Ramesh Chand Chandel SenIor CompIler 10 Smt Neema Devi C01TIptler II Sh Anti Thakur Compiler 12 Sh Parma Ram Verma Compiler I Preparation of Maps I Smt Veena Thakur Selllor Geographer 2 Sh Parma Nand Sharma Sel1lor Drawlllg AssIstant .., j Sh Het Ram Verma , Selllor Draughtsman 4 Sh Shankar Lal Parihar Selllor Draughtsman 5 Sh Vldya Sagar Kaushal Sel1lor 01 aughts man

(xv) 6 Sh Hans Raj Thakur Sen lor Draughtsman

Data Feedmg 1 Sh R K Sharma Statistical Investigator Grade-II 2 Smt Sushma Ram Proof Reader 3 Smt Neelam Sharma Senior Compiler 4 Smt Suntta Rant Complier 5 Shn RaJmder Smgh Chandel Compiler 6 Shn Klran Kumar Sharma Compiler 7 Smt Shanta Sharma Compiler

Typmg I Sh GJaQ Chand Confidentldl AS~lstdnt 2 Sh Shiv Kumar Sharma Assistant 3 Sh Vlrender SlI1gh Upper DIvIsion Clerk 4 Sh Glan Chand Verma Uppel DIvIsion Clerk 5 Sh Gulab C!tandra Jalswal Lowel DIvIsion Clerk

Photostat Sh Klran Kumar Sharma Compllel 2 Sh Dhanvlf S111gh Negl Gestetner OperatOi

Prmtmg I Sh Sohan Lal Quaml Sel110r Techl1lcal Assistant (Ptg ) 2 Sh Som Knshan Sharma Prll1tlllg Inspector 3 Sh Bhagat Ram Sharma Pnntlllg Inspector

(XVI) District Highlights - 2001 Census

Lahul & SPIt! district IS smallest and ranks at the end of all dlstncts In terms of population In the state but ranks on the top In terms of area as It claims the major chunk of 249 PCI Lent of the state area

2 It contmues to be In the tall end of all the dlstncts III respect of sex-ratio havlI1g 802 females per thousand males IS very low as compare.._d to state average of 968 III 2001 Census

3 The inaccessible and snowbound dlstnct of Lahul & SPltl IS sparsely populated with a population of 2 persons per sq kilometre though It IS the biggest In terms of area In the state

4 It IS comprised of entirely ruraL settlements 'wlth no urbaILCompo'nent and registered a marginal posItive growth rate of 62 per cent durmg 1991-2001 against negative growth of (-) 2 5 per cent In ItS populatIOn dunng 1981-91 and contmues to occupy last positIOn 111 terms of growth of population III the state

5 It IS the smallest dlstnct wIth 3 Sub-DIvIsions, 2 Community Development Blocks, 2 rcil"il,> and one Sub-tehs!) m the state

6 It touches the internatIonal boundary of Tibet and adJolllmg Ladakh regIon of Jammu and KdSllllll1 In old time, It used to provide the trade route between Central ASia to Gartok and Lahasa of TIbet 7 The dIstrict IS renowned for snow fields, Ice caves, glaCIers and snow clad mountains and passes

8 The Lahul and Udaipur Sub-divIsions remam cut off from the rest of world for .about 6 month every year due to closure of vehicular traffic through Rohtang pass because of heavy snowfall Moreover the valleys of SPIt! and Lahul remam idmost cut off from each other for 8 months of the year by the mighty walls of Himalayan ranges 'between them \ 9 The economy of the dlstnct IS mamly agrarian and 545 per cent workers III the district ale engaged III Pnmary Sector It has dlstmctlon ofbemg alone dlstnct III the state engaged In cultivatIon of ,hops' and 'Kutb'

10 It has attamed fame In producmg... lllgh qualIty potato seed wltteh are III much demand not only III the

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Important Statistics in the District

IMPORTANT STATISTICS 2001 STATE DISTRICT NUMBER OF VILLAGES Tota] 20,118 521 InhabIted" 17,495 287 Unmhablted 2,623 234

NU]\ffiER Or TOWNS S~atutoI) Towns 56 Census Towns 1

NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS Nonnal 1,217,428 7913 InstItutIOnal 2,527 82 Houseless 1,634 4

POPULATION TOTAL Persons 6,077,900 33,224 Males 3,087,940 ]8,441 Females 2,989,960 14,783

RURAL Persons 5,482,319 33,224 Males 2,756,073 18,441 Females 2,726,246 14,783

URBAN Persons 595,581 Males 331,867 Females 263,714

PERCENTAGE URBAN POPULATION Number Percentage Number Percentage 595,581 98 DECADAL POPULATION GROWTH 1991-2001 Persons +907,023 +175 +1,930 62 Males +470,473 +180 +1,217 71 Females +436,550 +171 +713 51 AREA (In sq -1m}") 55,673 13,841

DENSITY OF POPULATION 109 2 (persons per square kllometre)

SEX RATIO Total 968 802 (number of females per 1,000 males) !\ural 989 802 Urban 795 Number Percentage Number Percentage LITERATES Persons 4,041,621 765 21,609 73 1 Males 2,278,386 853 13,726 828 Females 1,763,23) 674 7,883 607

SCHEDULED CASTES POPULATION Persons 1,502,170 247 2,605 78 Males 763,333 247 1386 75 Females 738,837 247 1,219 82 (XIX) STATE DISTRICT Number Percentage Number Percentage SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION Persons 244,587 40 24,238 73 ° Males 122,549 40 11952 648 Females 122,038- 41 12,286 83 1

WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS TOTAL WORKERS Persons 2,992,461 492 21,088 635 (MAIN & MARGINAL) Males 1,686,658 546 12,604 683 Females 1,305,803 437 8,484 574

(I) _ MAIN WORKERS Persons 1,963,882 323 19,209 578 Males 1,333,361 432 11,795 64 ° Females 630,521 21 I 7,414 502,

(II) MARGINAL WORKERS Persons 1,028,579 169 1,879 57 Males 353,297 114 809 44 Females 675,282 226 1,070 72

(III) NON-WORKERS Persons 3,085,439 508 12,136 365 ~Ies 1,401,282 454 5,837 317 Females 1,684,157 563 6,299 426 CATEGORY OF WORKERS (MAIN & MARGINAL) (I) CULTIVATORS Persons 1,954,870 653 11,160 529 Males 834,312- 495 4,751 377 Females 1,120,558 858 6,409 755

(II) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 94,171 3 I 339 16 Males 55,658 33 171 14 Females 38,513 30 168 20

(HI) WORKERS IN HOUSEHOLD Persons 52,519 18 136 06 INDUSTRY Males 34,034 20 49 04 Females 18,485 I 4 87 10

(IV) OTHER WORKERS Persons 890,901 298 9,453 448 Males 762,654 452 7,633 606 Females 128,247 98 1,820 215

Note Villages fully covered as out growths (OGs) and such Villages therefore are not Included under the Item 'Number of vlllagf.\ DefinitIOn of Census Town \ All places which satisfy or are expected to satisfy the followmg CrItena are treated as Census Towns - 1) Ammlmum populatIon of5,000, n) At least 75 per cent of the male workmg populatIOn engaged In non-agricultural purSUitS, and 111) A denSity of population of at least 400 per square kilometre (1,000 per square mile)

(xx) Ranking of Te~sils/Sub-tehsils in the District Senal \ Udaipur (ST) Lahul (T) SPltl (1) number In Tenus of Value Rank Value RanI. Value Rani-. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Total PopulatIOn 9,446 3 13,099 10,679 2

2 Total area (m sq kms) 19761 2 343 3 71005

3 DenSity of populatIOn per sq km 5 2 382 2 3

4 Sex Ratio 848 757 3 818 2

5 ProportIOn Urban 00 00 00

6 Proportion Scheduled Castes 70 2 103 5 (1

7 ProportIOn Scheduled Tnbes 790 647 3 77';', 2

8 Proportion Literate 71 1 3 737 2 741

9 Work participation rate (M am + M argmal Workers) 635 2 702 553 3

10 Percentage of Villages havmg Pnmary School 622 2 685 62 I 3

II Percentage of villages haVing Pnmary Health Sub-Centre 123 2 110 3 126

12 Percentage of Villages haVing Well 00 00 00

13 Percentage of Villages haVing Post Office 108 3 189 2 22 I

14 Percentage of vIllages haVing Bus facilIty 646 2 700 316 3

IS Percentage of Villages haVing approach by Pucca Road 277 2 402 18 'J 3

16 Percentage of Villages haVIng ElectrICity for domestic purpose 846 2 1000 716

17 Percentage of Villages haVIng forest area 667 07 3 212 2

18 Percentage of Villages havlrg IrrIgated Area 467 2 979 41 I 3

(xxi) STATEMENT-1 NAME OF THE HEADQUARTERS OF DlSTRICT/TEHSIL/SUB-TEHSIL, THEIR RURAL/URBAN STATUS AND DISTANCE, FROM DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS, 2001 \ DIstance from tehsll/sub-tehs!l Senal Name of dlstnct! Name of dlstnct!tehsllIsub- Whether headquarters to dlstflct headquarters by number tehSlllsub-tehsll tehsll/headquarters urban/rural road (m km~ ) 2 3 4 5

Lahul & SPltl Dlstflct Keylong Rurru UdaIpur (8 T ) Udaipur Rural 55 2 Lahul (T) Keylong Rural 3 SPltl (T) Kaza Rural 155 Note No railway hne eXIsts m the dIstrict and all the unIts of the dlstflct are rural

STATEMENT-2 NAME OF THE HEADQtJARTERS OF DlSTRICT/C D. BLOCK, THEIR RURAL/URBAN ~ STATUS AND DISTANCE FROM DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS, 200] Serial Name of dIstrIct! Name of dlstnct Whether DIstance from C D block headquurtu<; 10 number CD block C D block/headquarters urban/rural dlstnct headquarters by road (111 "Ill, ) 2 3 4 5

Lahul & SPltl District Keylong Rural Lahul Keylong Rural 2 SPIt! Kaza \ Rural 155

STATEMENT-3 POPULATION OF THE DISTRICT AT EACH CENSUS FROM ]901 TO 2001 Total!

/" Rural/ Decadal population variation Dlstnct Urban Census Year Persons Males Females Ab<;olutc Percenlagl 2 3 4 5 6 7 X Lahul & SPltl Total 1901 12,392 6221 6,171 191 I 12981 6522 6459 +589 +475- 1921 12836 6,440 6396 -145 -1 12 1931 13,733 6,903 6830 1897 109(J 1941 14,594 7,601 6,993 +861 t-o 27 1951 15,338 7,936 ' 7,402 +744 +510 1961 23,682 13,259 10423 +8,344 +5440 1971 27,568 15,168 12,400 3,886 +1641 1981 32,100 18,171 13,929 4,532 +1644 1991 31,294 17,224 14,070 -806 -251 2001 33,224 18,441 14,783 +1930 +6 17

Rural 1901 12,392 6,221 6,171 191 I 12,98.1 6,522 6,459 +589 +475 1921 12,836 6,440 6,396 -145 -I 12 1931 13,733 6,903 6,830 +897 +699 1941 14,594 7,601 6,993 +861 +627 1951 15,338 7,936 7,402 +744 +5 10 1961 23,682 13,259 10,423 +8,344 +54.40 197L 27,568 15,1@_ 12,400 3886 +1641 1981 32,100 18.171 13,929 45]2 '16'H 1991 31,294 17,224 14,070 -806 -251 2001 33224 18441 14,783 +1930 +6 17

Urban 1901-2001 (xxn) STA~-4 ARFA, NUMBER OF VILLAGES I TOWNS ANDPOPULATlON IN DISTRICT ANDTEIISIL, 2001 Area In Numl:er Numl:er Dlstnct/ Total/ square Population of of Number

Senal TehsIl/&ib- Rural! kIlo- per square Numl:er of villages statutory cen~us o I hOll~e- l'oplIlntl(l1l number tehslllT O\\fl Urban metres kilometre Inhabited Unmhablted to\\11S to\\ns holds rLrsoll~ Mole, I lI11,ric' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 11 Lahul & SPltI Total 13,8410 2 287 234 7,999 33224 I X 4,11 1117X3 Rural 13,8410 2 287 234 7999 33,224 18441 14783 • Urban 2 Udrupur (S T) Total 1,976 I 5 65 85 2,072 9446 5 112 4334 Rural 1,9761 5 65 85 2,072 9,446 5 112 4334 Urban

3 Lahul (T) Total 343 382 127 13 3,253 13,099 7,455 5,644 Rural 343 382 127 13 3,253 13,099 7,455 5644 Urban

4 SPltl (T) Total 7,1000 2 95"" 136 2,674 10,679 5,874 4805 Rural 7,1000 2 95 136 2,674 10,679 5,874 4805 Urban

STA~-5 CD. BWCKWlSE NUMBER OF VILLAGES AND RURAL POPULATION, 2001 Serial Number of Villages Rural pop uldt lOll number Name of CD block Total Inhabited Persons Male, r U1hlil, 2 3 4 5 6 7 Lahul 290 192 22 545 12567 997R 2 SPltl 231 95 10,679 5,874 4805 District (Rural) Total 521 287 33,224 18,441 14,783

STATEMENT- 6 POPULATION OF URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS

S T A TFl\1ENf-7 VILLAGES WITH POPULAnON OF 5,000 AND ABOVE AT C D BOOCK LEVEL AS PER 2001 CENS US AND AMFNTI1ES AVAILABLE , Amenities available "C -'4 .... u OJ 0 Drrnk1l1g COl11l11l1 _,. ..0 ..c'" u '" :0 0 E ;;; Educational Medical Water Illl.:lt Ion :c c: ..c Cl oJ) " ~ " ., f-'" U -5 -5 Cl ." ~ :2 ..0 ~ ~ ~ C OJ OJ " 0 o - OJ U ;;: (.) c: t: u 0 E '" OJ 0 :c :c'" .... ~ ::r '- c: :2 .... Vl ~ OJ '" '"OJ :> ..c ;., ~ ::: '0 0 0 ~ ~ '" u OJ ::: ~ .. OJ '" I:T C ... OJ ..c ::; Vl eo ~ -; '" OJ ::t .. <.) ;; ~ -=OJ -d >. ,g ~ '" E'" E P.. ..c ., '" § _g P.. ~ 0 0 ::r .,c .,... 0 E " ;; '"'" z'" Z'" ....l "- ~ 0" ~] (/) "0 U d:~ 0: a f-'" e:: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 NIL There IS no Village m populatIOn range 5,000 and above tn the distrIct (XXlIl) 'sTATEMENT-8 '-STATUTORYTOWNS WITH POPULATION LESS THAN 5,000 AS PER 2001 CENSUS AND AMENITIES AVAILABLE Amenities available -0 ~ ...... , u .c'" 0 _g "'$ S Vi Improved :::l .c c Cl drmkmg Communl- ... c: .., ~ U .., ?; -0 ~ water cation Banking .0 0 ~ ~ .., Educational Medical S ~ u c: <::: '::: ... :::l '- c: g ...... ~ c: 0 0 .., ~ .., :::l ~ .., ] ...... , ta cr ... -0 - ell .., ~ (iJ ..s ..s 0 c 0 ..s ... ~ ~ "3 .., ~ .., -0 o 0 ,g 0.. (iJ '" Q ~ t: § u 0.. .c «I .c «I a u .c II> .., C 0.. - .., 0 0 :::l .., .., D,) u 0 0 .., 05 § (/J (/J :r: ~ Z ....l c... ::: cr ::: .c (/J (/J u :r: u f-'" ~ II> 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ------NIL ------The distrIct IS entirely rural

S TA TE.lmNT -9 HOUSELFSS AND INSmurrONAL POPULATION OF TIlISll..S/SUB-TEHSILS, RURAL AND URBAN, 2001 Total! Ho~seless population InstitutIOnal populatIOn \ 'Serial Dlstnctffehs II!Sub- Rural! Number of Number of number tehsIl Urban households Persons Males Females households Persons Malts r eroalc' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II

Lahul & SPIt! Total 4 4 3 82 1,997 1909 8X Rural 4 4 3 82 1997 1909 XX Urban 2 Udaipur (S T) Total 3 3 3 13 316 ,00 1() Rural 3 3 3 13 316 300 J(, Urban 3 Lahul (T) Total 41 907 X96 11 Rural 41 907 896 11 Urban 4 SPltl (T) Total 28 774 711 61 Rural 28 774 713 61 Urban

(XXIV) ANALYTICAL NOTE

ANALYTICAL NOTE

Analytical Note

(I) History and scope of the District Census two volumes First volume dealt with the village <1nd Handbook town directory and also village/town-wise Pllllldl) The need of data at the grass root level for the Census Abstract of the dlstnct whereas second administrative and plannmg purposes at sub mlCIO volume dealt with the non-cen'>us data, <;oCI<11 level as well as academic studies prompted the economic and cultural tables Innovation of Dlstnct Census Handbook Dlstnct [n the 1981 Censlls tn 01 del to Stl eamllne and to Census Handbook IS a ul1lque publication from the overcome delay In bnngmg out the pllbltcatlon the Census Orgal1lzatlOn which provides most authentic second part of 1971 Dlstnct Censu'i J-Idndbook Wd'> detaIls of census and non-census mformatlon from omitted Thus, 1981 Dlstnct Census Handbook consists village and town level to dlstnct level The Dlstnct of sll1gle volume wh;ch contall1s VIllage/town directory Census Handbook was firstly mtroduced dunn~ the m Part-A and town/vrllage wise Pnmary Census 1951 Census, whIch brought out the Census data Abstract of the concerned dlstnct 111 Part-B down to the town/village level TIll then the census In the 1991 Census too, wIth a vIew to aVOIdIng data was presented mostly up to dlstnct/tehstl/sub delay 111 bnngll1g out the publtcatlon, Dlstnct Census tehstl/ town level only Handbook ~s brought out 111 a Single volume In two The Dlstnct Census Handbook of 1951, apart parts as the data gIven therem are closely II1tel Ieldted from the census data, contamed general mformatlon Part-A mcludes VIllage and town Directory, whllc of the dlstnct Itke, physical, economiC, soclo-cultural Part-B lllcludes Vrllage and Town PllmalY Cen'iu<; and admll1lstratlve aspects of the dlstnct II1CI udll1g both Abstract In the 1971 Census as well as 111 the 1981 types of data, census as well as non-census Census, the Village Directory format In DI'itIILI The 1951 pattel n of Dlstnct Census Handbook Census Handbook Part-A had 20 columns wh ric In contlllued unll1terrupted tIll 1961 In 1961 the scope 1991 Vrllage Directory, the number of columns wei e llf the DIStllCt Cen~us Handbook was made more reduced to 18 by deleting two Columns ot stdplc looel comprehensIve by lI1cludll1g add Itlonal Items such as and remarks Moreover, In 1991 Dlstllct Censll~ clllnate, geology, agnculture, II1dustry, forests and Handbooks, vrllage and town directory as well a<; number of cross tables pIcked from vanous senes of Pnmary Census Abstract were published first tlllle census tables Tril date It IS regarded as a model at C 0 Block level lI1stead of tehstl/sub-tehsrl level Dlstnct Handbook The entire presentation was due to demand fol- frammg development plans at diVided II1tO four parts FIrst part dealt with th~and block level and the people and the second part contall1ed census In 200 I Census, the same pattern has agalll been tables Whereas third part contall1ed II1formatlon followed though the number of column,> In village legardll1g agriculture, medIcal and health while fourth dIrectory format has been raised to 23 for provldlllg part contall1ed vrllage/town dIrectory some addItIOnal lI1fOrmatlon In the vrllages The DUring 1971 It was realtzed that the combmatlOn addItIonal non-census data and census data Include of census as well as non-census data 111 a smgle II1formatlon on agncultural and non-agncultural (.,fedlt publtcatlOn, resulted In unnecessary delay m the SOCIetIes, co-operatIve SOCietIes, lecrcatlonal and publtcatlon of census results and m order to aVOid cultural faCIlitIes, numbel of commercial and co II10rdll1ate delay, It was deCided that census data operative banks The number ot glc!1ll panLh<1Vdl<., ~holild be delll1ked from the non-census data and alongwlth theIr constItuent vIllages, notes on tel t rllty the publication should be brought out 111 two volumes mortalIty and Intgratlon, main religions, malltal <;tdtU" Thus DlstllCt Census Handbook was spitted Into educatIon and mother tongues etc based on 1991

3 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPIT

Census are provIded 10 the form of separate new tables based on PC A are also II1cluded and al annexures at the end of the book In 2001 DIstrIct effort has been made to correlate the data With thl Census Handbook too, Part-A village a Irectory will geographyof the dlstnct These endeaVOLII s ShOll Ii contaIn InformatIon about the name of the vIIlagc, make the DIstrIct Census Handbook definItely 1110lL locatIon code, total area of the vIllage, total populatIon useful than even before The Village and to\V~ and number of households 111 the vIllage, amel11tles directory as also the pnmmy censu<; abstlact Include~ lIke educatIon, medIcal, dnnkll1g water, post and 111 thIS handbook should quench the thirst 01 Ihl telegraphs, commUI1lCatlOns, number of banks planners II1volved 111 mIcro level planning SlIllIlelIi' commercIal and co-operatIve banks agncultural and additIOnal data reveallllg CIVIC and othel amenities IV nOIl-agncultural credIt socletle'>, co-operatIve socIetIes, towns IS oriented to mlnllnum need progralllme recreatIOnal and cultural facilItIes, mode of Scholars and planners alIke should benefit from till transportatIon and commUnICatIons, approach road, data on amelllties by size of the town nearest town, power supply, avaIlabIlIty of newspapers (II) Brief history of the district and most Important articles, commodity manufactured ThIS part also contall1s II1formatlOn about land use 111 Lahul & Spltl IS' a small dlstnct havlllg 1I1ternatlon~1 the village, forests, agrIculture, IrngatlOnal sources, boundary WIth Tibet whIch attained the status ofthf culturable wastes etc Similarly, the town dlr~tory dIstrict only In 1960 TIll then It wa'> merely a '>lIb contall1S seven statements which would deal With diVISIon of Kullu tehstl whIch Itself form a pell t 0'1

area of the town, number of households, populatIon, erstwhIle Kangra dIstrict of Punjab It IS difficult I( rate of growth of the town dUrIng the last nme have a connected and coherent past account of th( I decades, denSity of population of the to~n, sex-ratiO, area due to-ItS IsolatIOn from the rest of the wOlld I status of CIVIC admll1lstratlOn, ItS finances and other ThiS has been a home to these StLII dy people wile I soclo-cultural, educatIonal, and developmental could only endure and WIthstand the vigours of natul e actIVItIes and the amellltles that mIght have been loved solItude and extremely hard Ilfc of th()~( undertaken or proVIded Part- B would COlltam the fOlblddlllg mountains file present district of I aim town/vtllage ~wlse Pnmary Census Abstract which & SPltl comprises two different tracts of Lahul ~ II1cludes II1formatlon/data about the total area of the Spltl The name of the district came IIlto e\.I'>tenc( I village, total number of households, population and With the formation of these two parts IIlto a revenm ItS se\.-wise bre::>k-up, also the break-up of distrIct It has two dlStlllCt entities geographically dno ~chcdllied Castes and Scheduled Tnbes, lIteracy The historically Lahul area lllcludes valleys of the Chandlcl bl eak-up of the worklllg population by sex II1tO and Bhaga rIvers up to theIr confluencc near 'I and! four II1dllstrIal categorIes VIZ (I) cultivators, (II) and also the malll Chandra Bhaga v,dley ,IS fal dl agncultural labourers, (III) workers 111 household Thlrot Nallah SPltl area II1cludes the valley of mallt II1dustrIes, and (IV) other workers Apart from the SPltl rIver and the valley of ItS trlbutdry the Pill Ilvel, aforesaid data, the PrImary Censu') Abstract wIll It IS said that the word Laho-Yu I means southelll contam the data on the margll1al workers and 'non country and because of ItS geographIcal location to workers also the south of Ladakh, the Ladakhls refer Its Ildll1e al It would be pertll1ent to mentIOn here that the Lallo-yul SPltl IS the name of river locally known al sources of lI1formatlOn for the town and the VIllage Pltl which 111 TIbetan, language means middle provll1ce dIrectory have been mamly the heads of urban bodies and the revenue agency supplemented by the In ancIent Buddhist sCrIptures "Padma fhanf concerned departments The IllforrnatlOn so collected Ylang" and "Mamkambum" there IS mentIon of < flOI11 the vanous sources have been thoroughly country named Khasa or Hasha to the ,>outh oj scrutll1lzed so as to ensure Its authentiCity It IS hoped Ladakh and Zanskar It IS pOSSible also that "Gdl/hc!' that because of th IS eAtra valIdation, II1formatlon may be corrupted name of Khasa or Helsild plovlded 111 the 2001 DistrIct Census Handbook should InCidently, the name Lahul had heen 111 u'>e only III become 11101 e relIable and can be used Without any Kullu and by IndIans whereas the loc,al people hItch by scholars elnd planners alIke A number of KlI1naurs and Tibetans called thl'> mea as Gar/Ild 4 ANALYTICAL NOTE

Between the 6th century B C and the 5th century downs of the battle and the comequent terrltonal A 0 the Saka and Khasa trIbes after havmg been adjustments apart, It would appear that valley beyond drIven out from Central ASia by the Huns, crossed Tandl to Thlrot Nullah was largely undel the over to India Many of these settled down In the occupatIOn of the Kmg of Chamba durmg tl1l5 penod valleys of Mid Himalayans between Garhwal and and the area from 'san gum' of Chandra and Bhaga Ladakh This IS borne out by the numerous rema1l1s up to Kunzam and the Bhaga valley up to Baralachtl of theIr graves found 111 these valleys There IS a pass had been under the Kullu kll1g The Bhaga Vedic) nullah near Keylong known as Shaks whloh seems to 111 between had been under the dom illation of Ladakh have taken Its name after the Saka trIbe settled In the klllg One time hordes of II1vaders from Yarkand In Bhaga valley Central ASia lI1vaded the entire Chandra and Bhaga valleys and conquered the Chandra and Bhaga valley Hutchison J and Vogel J Ph mentIOned 111 H!story and reached up to Brahmpura (BJlarmaur) 111 Chamba of the Punjab HilI States (Vol II, 1953 pp 475-76) It IS eVident that Lahul valley remallled under the that the first historIcal mentIOn of Lahul IS found In Central ASIan lI1vaders for conSiderable period oftl111e HlUen TSJang traveloque who vIsited Kullu sometime and cultural and ethniC Impact left by them IS vIsible between 629-645 A D He mentIOned Lo-u-Io (Lahul) even toda)l.-- as Iymg north of KIU-Iu-Io (Kullu) He-nad been off the mark to estimate the distance from Kullu because SPIt! III anCient times was believed to have been he massively overestimated the distance It IS perhaps ruled by a pre-Buddhist Hl11du dyna<;ty of Rajas beheved that he confused tillS LI-yul (Khotan) but the beanng the surname or suffiX of 'Sena' Captain 111dlsputable fact remams that HlUn TSlang referred to Harcourt states 111 hiS historical note that com'> of till<; Lahul only and not othel area dynasty have been found In the valley but thiS hel" not been verified Spltl at one time may have Included The history of Lahul & Spltl rema1l1ed altogether different In the earlier peflod and was mfluenced by at least the Bushehr and Kullu Pandrabls Kotlm on the nght bank of the Sutlej Perhaps for a short time different forces The Impact of Kullu, Chamba and It was an Important power 111 the loosely defined tl dct to some extent Ladakh IS vIsible 111 Lahul whereas known as Guge The copper plate dt Nlflnand In Spltl IS 11lfluenced mostly by Tibet and Ladakh cultures Parshu Ram temple IS said to have been granted by The track of Lahul valley was either under Kullu or the then Raja of SPltl The SPltl had been remall1ed Chamba Raps or both and also under Ladakh's bone of contentIon between then Rajas of Chamba, sovereignty for some time but never had Its own Kullu, Bushehr and Ladakh and Central ASia nght Independent kmgdom The SpItI valley m the e)rlJer from 600 A D onwards uptd the first half of 19th peflods was ruled by a powerful kmgdom of the Sen century The subjects of SPit I always have been payl11g dynasty At one time durmg 600-650 A D even Kullu tributes eIther to Ladakh, or to Kulill and BlIshehr 01 remams tributary to SPltl After the fall of the Sen many tlmes..to all sllnultaneously 111 order to buy peace dynasty, the POSition of Spit I became thesame as that It contll1ues to eXist for centuries and the POSition Wd<; of Lahul It IS belIeved that Local CllIeftams called the same even when Morocraft and Trebed tlavclcd .lOS had ruled Lahul 111 the ancIent times which SPltl 111 1821 The people were genel ally not wal II kc corresponds to the Rana~ and Thakurs of the rest of and whenever one of the nelghbollrlng state'> IIlVcI(kd the hilI states These JOS were belre'ved to be of they escaped to hills till the lI1vaders letlllncd With 11betan OrIgl11 and the only symbol ofthell" subjection the plunder of the people was the annual trtbute wh Ich they used to pay to .lOS These Baral1lcal famJiles were said On the subjections and annexation of KlIlIlI by to be mainly liVing at Gushal, Kardang, Darcha, the Sikhs III 1840-41, they took possessIOn of Lahul 8al bog and some other places like the Jaglrdar or & Spltl which at that time was under the K IIlg of Thakur families at British tllne From about 600 AD Kullu No attempt was made by the Slkh<; to annex onwards up till the first half of 19th century, Lahul the country which remained a provmce of Ladakh was an mtermlttent battle ground between the kmgs The entire valleys of Lahul & Spltl and Kullu passed of Kullu, Chamba, Ladakh and TIbet The ups and on to the SIkh domlllatlOn until 1846, when these \ 5 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

provinces became British tern tory After Anglo-Sikh of mformatlOn about Lahul From 1846 to 1940, Lahul war the whole Alpine Punjab from Ravi to Indus formed part of the Kullu Sub DIVISIon of Kangra Including Ladakh and SPltl was transferred In dlstrrct of Bntlsh IndIa and admllllstered through the perpetual sovereignty to Raja Gulab Smgh of Jammu local JagIrdas/Thakurs In 194 I, a separate Sub Tehstl In the same year, SPltl was exchanged fo!\_ other comprISing Lahul & Spltl was formed WIth territory and added to Kullu with the object of securmg headquarters at Keylong and a NaIb Tehsrldar Wd'> a road to wool dlstnct ofChangthang m Tibet proper posted by dlvestmg the thakurs of their powers The Under the same treaty, Kullu and Lahul became system remamcd 111 vogue ttll June, 1960 when Lahul Bntlsh tern tory and with thiS, ultlma~ly the era of & Spltl dmnct came mto belllg peace and prospenty begin 10 the entire regIon The After the attamment of mdependence In 1947 the Bntlshers placed Lahul under the administratIOn of a attention of Government of PunJab WdS drawn towald" Wazlr who happened to be the head of the Thakur the development of Lahul & SPltl and to hll11!_2 It 111 famtly of Khangsar vtllage of Kothl Keylong Due the fold of the developlllg Punjab A Development to atrocltle" of Thakurs' this al rangement came to an CouncIl was constItuted 111 1952 WIth a view 10 end tn 1941 and a Nalb Tehstldar was posted for the developmg the area more rapidly, the Governmcnt of first tune 10 thIS area to run the adminIstratIon In Punjab 111 1960 converted Lahul & SPltl mto a dlstnc..t unIformIty wIth ether parts of tile provinces On the WIth headquarters at Keylong VIde Revenuc other hand, the Spltlan started paymg some land Department, Punjab Government NotIficatIon No revenue to the BntIsh Captatn A Cunnll1gham and 1052-Rg-Il-60175 8 dated June 30, 1960 Vans Angew fixed the boundary between Spltl and SImultaneously, Lahul was constituted mto a separatc Ladakh and eastern Tibet, the mountamous and tehsd and SPltl mto sub-tehsIl WIth two sub-diVISions unmhablted terntory to the east of Baralacha and north With headquarters at Keylong and Kaza respectIvely of the Parang passes bemg attached to SPltl In the Pnor to thiS, It formed the part of Kullu sub-diVISion autumn of 1846 The boundary runs from ~st of of the then dIstnct Kangra of Punjab as two ,>ub the Baralacha pass, crosses the Lmgtl plam, and passes tehsIls Lahul & SPltl These areas have been dcclcll cd east ward to the south of the Tsomonn lake and then as Scheduled Area under the fifth Schedule to thc south to the SutleJ touching Tibet proper on the way constItution by the PreSident of IndIa Due to the I e For the first three years after 1846, the-collectIOn of orgalllzatlon of Punjab State, tillS dlstrrct along With the revenue was framed out to Mansukh Dass, WaZIr some other hIll areas were merged With the State of of raja of Bushehr, but In the autumn of 1849, Major Himachal Pradesh on the 1st November, 1966 When Hay Asstt CommISsIOner of Kullu went to Spltl and thIS area was upgraded to the district, the sllb-tch,>t! tool-. over charge A Jaglr was formed later and were upgraded to the tehsrl levels and latel to tlK granted to Nono who was deSIgnated as Wazlr of sub-diVISion There were two Tehstls With 219 levcnllC Spltl In J 883 by the SPltl FrontIer RegulatIOns and h\._ VIllages In the dIstrict dUllng 1971 CensLl'> fhe Bled _" was vested formally with honorary maglstenal powers fallIng WIthIn the IUllSdlctlon of Iindl, UdcllPlil and a reader was proVided by the Government to assist Tnloknath and Mlyar Nullah Panchayab With 118 hlln 111 hIS JudICIal work Villages of Pangl tehsrl of Chamba dlStllCt welc Moranan MISSIon was set up at Keylong dunng transferred to Lahul Sub-DIVISion 111 1975 because of the later half of 19th century The mISSion was ItS prOXImIty and accessIbIlity to thIS area The State German III ongm but became mternatJonal m character Government agatl1 deCIded to carve out another sub and the funds exclusIvely came from England Some tehsi I known as UdaIpur sub-tehsl I III J 980 OLlt of I ah ul of the miSSlOnanes had Indeed done a valuable tehsIl WIth ISO vrllages adjacent to Chamba dlStllct In hlstoncal, archaeological and lingUIstiC works In the It With sub-tehsrl headquarters at UdaIpur Latcr on, dlstnct Dr A 0 R Francke deserves a speCial the status of thIs sub-tehsrl was raIsed to the level of mentIon who wrote some of the books on Lahul and Sub-DIVISIon 111 the same year The number of villages Its history and the development of language etc HIS 111 the distrICt have lIlcreased from 219 111 1971 CCI1Sll<; book "AntIqUItIes of IndIan TIbet" contarns a wealth to 317111 1981 Census WIth addItIOn of one more sub-

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tehsll of UdaIpur to eXIstmg 2 tehsJls The number of sword by stabtllsmg agrrcultural economy dncl dl~ll villages In SPIt! tehsil has mcreased from 47 In 1981 controllll1g populatIon to 113 In 1991 and agaIn 231 In 2001 Census due to The SOCial celeblatlons III both valleys follow WIth completIon of settlement operatIon In the dIstrIct whIle the feast whIch contaIns meat and chhang and local number of TehsIls/Sub-tehsIls remained constant brew The entIre of the dIstrIct IS trIbal WIth a mcagel People population of Scheduled Castes Swangla and Lahula 111 Lahul and BodhlBodhs III SPltl diVISion are the majOI To trace the anthropological link With the past, three types oftnbes ,10 the dIstrIct AccordIng to 1991 the local research data has revealed that thIs area III , Census, out of total 31,294 population, 24,088 belonged about 2000 B C was mhablted by aborlgmal tribes m to Scheduled Tnbes,constItutmg 77 per cent of total language and also m stock analogous to the MUnda ° dlstnct populatlOll Among the Scheduled Tnbes, 8hot, sp'eaklllg tnbes of Bengal and Central India At the Bodh IS most predomll1ant 111 thiS dlstnct accounting later penod, Tibetan settlers came m from the north for 72 8 per cent of total trIbal population Swangla and east from Rupshu and Ladakh mto the head of trIbe occupies second position WIth 24 4 pel cent Bhaga valley and from SPltI and Tibet mto the head whereas other Scheduled TrIbes are IIlslgnd'icant both of the Chandra valley Even tIll the begmnmg of 20th In number and proportion century, J Hutchison and Vogel mallltamed that the survivors of the Munda speaklllg ethnological stock Dress. were to be found III the Isolated Village of Malana III Kullu dIstrIct and 10 the Bushehr track on the Sutle) Men wear coat and PYjama and women wcal Aryans and SemI Aryans also came from west and tight PYJama, choga like shirts tIed at the waIst WIth South 10 the different stocks and started Iivmg Thus, the waist coat Most of the tllnes, cloths on women the Lahulas at pI esent are the ultImate product of are of maroon and dark brown colour WhIle men amalgamatIOn of these different races UnlIke the keep short hair, women keep their hatr tWIsted IIlto Ldhul valley, the Spltlans are purely the Tibetan stock, numerous plgtatls held 1Il POSitIon by plaIts 'I he any traces ofHmdu or Aryan blood In the Spltl valley Lahulas have traditIOnal straw shoes, the soles of IS not to be seen today On the other hand even the which are made of barley straw and the upper flom features of Lahuhs of today give a combmatIon of strlllg Chamba fibre These shoes are very SUItable Mangolian and Aryan traits With theIr short and stout for walkll1g on the snow The traditIOnal shoes dre phYSIque slIghtly high cheek bones and oblIque almond Illdlcatlve of the SOCial status and the people beionglllg "- like eyes combIned WIth straight nose whIch reflects" to high class do wear shoes whIch are IlIled WIth fUI both Mangolian and Aryan blood A Lahula men are Occupation very active and shrewd and WIdely traveled to Tibet, Ladakh, Kullu, Punjab and other parts of country and People of Lahul & Spltl are short statUled '>tuldy have a conSiderable bus mess acumen and very hardworkll1g Before the start of modern commulllcatlOn, the male folks mall1ly spent their tllnc SOCial Mores plyll1g their mules apart from helpIng the ladle'> In People of Lahul & SPltl have little mhlbltlOn and agnculturaloperatlons The trade on mules was thell boys and girls freely mix Without any restramt and occupation and Kuth was their mall1 trade Whrlc love marriages consequently are very common The men shuttled from TIbet to Punjab and other part'> of polyandry system m Lahul valley IS now on a steady India, women attended the uneconomIcal agncllltlllal decltne whde 111 Spltl monogamy and polygamy have operatIOns like SOWlIlg, beadIng, IrrigatIon of halley been In vogue III the past The law of pnmogel1lture and buck wheat WIth the opening of the modcl n prevaIls III both the valleys where the entire landed commUlllcatlon system, the men folk are seen Cdl rylllg ,property was 1I1herIted by the eldest brother and others on their trade by usmg trucks which have consldel ably had to earn their livelihood by engagIng themselves In replaced the mules and other pack anImals and the serVice, trade and by becomlOg lamas 10 the women folk work on the field malllly concentratrng monastenes Thus III the past, It acted as double edged on cash crops lIke seed potato, peas and hops whIch 7 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

have Indeed revolutionised the economy of the valley Sambhava(Guru Rll1poche) ofUdyana In Spltl v,lilc) With the openmg of more schools and other technical too, the monastery at Tabo IS also said to have come trall1ll1g IIlstltutlOns, the occupational culture IS gettmg up under the patronage of great Buddhist 111on~ changed steadily and the younger generation IS comll1g Padam Sambhava of 8th century fOI ward to aspire for government Jobs The enterpreneunng people have established themselves The maJorrty of population of thiS dlStl let I~ Buddhists As per 1991 Census, the proportion 01 III bus mess actiVities, tounsm IIldustry and other trade actiVities Buddhist popUlation was 599 pel ccnt while HlIldu accounted for 39 6 per cent of the total population ReligIOn The proportion of other religions was only 0 5 pel cent of total populatIOn 111 the dlstnct , HmdUism IS the leadmg religIOn m Lahul "sub divIsion especially III the merged area from Chamba Language: distrIct and Pattan valley whIle Buddhism Swangias, Thakurs, Kanets and Bhots along With predomInates In the Spltl sub-diVISion In fact, there - IS an admixture of these religIOns In the bleak several Sclleduled Castes COmmUl1ltles of Chandl, atmosphere and awe mspmng, ruggedness of the rocky Doomna, Hesl and Gagra ctc mhablt 111 the dl"tr let mountaIns, from their fear and submiSSion to the The people of SPit I valley speak only Tibetan langudgc whereas there are three dialects which are spoken In grandeur of nature, the people of regIOn sought Lahul valley Bunan IS spoken In the Chandra Bhdga protectIOn and mercy for their survival and created mountall1 gods In Himalaya, Shlva's trident IS VISible valley T111an IS spoken 111 Chandra valley d11d Manchat IS spoken In Chandrd Bhaoaeo val lev_ upto and IS placed over the ornamental skulls Befol e the Thlrot All these three dialects arc said to have I;tI011" advent of Buddhism, there was a popular alllmlstic eo creed callmg for species of belief that went under the aftilllties With the lallgudges of Mundd ~peak IIlg tJ rbe~ of the Pre-Aryan times of India It IS connected WIth Jltle of religIOn of the valley HmdUism IS more the Tibetan only 111 relatIOn to vocabulary Moreovel, prevalent along the Chandra Bhaga valley It IS said the researchers have found many slmIlarltlC'i between that the Buddhism spread Widely III Lahul dunng the Chanah dIalect of Lahul and Sansknt II th century A 0 when the Buddhist Samts f::)Unded new monastenes and repaIred the old dilapidated ones (iii) Admmistrative set-up The monastenes at Gumrang and SISSU were s3..!._d to , constructed durmg thiS penod by.a famous Buddhist Lahul & Spltl dIstrIct falls In the Northern scholar and translator RlIlgchen Zan gpo Later m 16th Mountallls Zone constltutll1g part of HlInalayan macro century, two sub sects of Lho-Drugpa and Drugpa 111 region embraclllg faclllg the northern frontier of the the valley came mto bemg who have e~en survived Sub Contlllent, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Prade'ih, today IntroductIOn of the Buddhism m the Lahul & Northern Uttar Pradesh, Slkkll11 etc The Northern SPltl valleys actually dates back. to 8th century believed Mountallls have been diVIded prrmarlly on the ba'il'i to be propagated by Padam Sambhava the famous of geology, forest cover and lehef The rehef a11d missionary from Udyana (a place near Kashmir) dralllage, however have played a doml11ant IOle III Accordlllg to ancient Tibetan books, Padam Sambhava estabhshmg vanous sub divISion" With III the Himel 1,1) .111 vIsited Mandl and Lahul dunng the 8th century and zone State of Himachal Pradesh IS given the 11,11ll(' pi eached the doctrmes of Buddha and It was dUring of HImachal Pradesh Himalaya while diVidIng the thiS time, It IS said tllat shrmes ofTnloknath and Guru country 111tO second order regions It IS a part of thc Ghantal were founded PrevIous to thIS, people had northern mountams whIch IS the first tier region of no fixed religIOn and used to believe m worshlppmg the country and flanked between Jammu & Ka"h1l111 snakes(Lhu), demons and SPIrIts etc as benevolent and and Uttar Pradesh Accordlllgly the dlstnct of Lahul marvolent deities It IS said that Tnloknath was & Spltl falls II1to the Trans Himalayan Lone sub onglllally a Shlva temple and a place of pllgnmage diVISIon of HImachal Pradesh Himalayan sub region for Hmdus Later on, the settmg up of white marble of the Northern Mountallls region of India TI1IS Image of Avaiokeshwar IS attributed to p'adma district IS sItuated 111 the northern and north-eastel n \ 8 ANALYTICAL NOTE

part of Himachal Pradesh and mak.es boundary l111e Thele are three PolIce Stations functlOnmg at Keylong between Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir UdaIpur and Kaza and four PolIce Chowkles at TlI1dl, and Tibet (Ch111a) In these directIOns Jahalma, Koksar and Samdu as on 3 I 3 2000 as Informed by the Superintendent of Poltce, Keylong The dlstnct IS divided Into three sub-divIsions of Udaipur, Lahul & Spltl with headquarters at Udaipur, The patwar Circles of Trtloknath IlIldl, UdellPlil Keylong and Kaza respectively These sub-divIsions and MayurNullah of Pattan Valley whIch formed pelll ale also co-term111US with tehstls/sub-tehstl havll1g their of Pangl tehsll pnor to 1975 though cultulally and headquarters at the same places for the admInistrative ethnIcally the people wcre more akll1 to Lahula<; WCIC purposes Further district IS also divided 111tO two transferred from Pangl tehstl to Lahul tehstl of Ldhul Community Development Blocks VIZ Lahul compnsll1g & SPltl dlstnct 111 1975 The State Government In tehsll of Lahul and sub tehstl of Udaipur with 1980 carved out UdaIpur sub-tehstl out of Ldhul teh<;tI headquarters at Keylong and Spltl C D Block which wIth 150 vIllages (118 vtllages of TlIlok.nelth "iindl IS co-term111US with tehstl SPIt! for the developmental Udatpur and Mayur 1:-Jullah of Pangl tehstl transfellcd purposes The Deputy CommisSIOner alongwlth the to Lahul tehsll and 32 other vIllages of Lahul tehstl) Chief Judicial Magistrate, Supenntendent of Pd4ce, adjacent to Pangl tehsl1111 It wIth sub-tehsll headquartel ChIef Executive OffIcer of Zlla Panshad, Chief at UdaIpur for admll1lstratlvely more convelllent It MedIcal Officer and Sentor Officers of the State was upgraded to sub-dIvIsIon level In 1980 No Government look after the development and regulatory junsdlctlon changes at dlstnct 01 tehsti/sub-teh<;tI havc functions In the dlstnct Sub DIVISional Magistrate IS taken place-durIng the decade of 1991-2001 the head of sub-divIsIOn while Block Development However, I 18 new villages havc been clcated III ~Pltl Officer IS the head of the Commulllty Development tehstl after 1991 Census due to settlemcnt opcratloll" Block. However, SPltl sub-dIvIsIon IS headed by In the area result1l1g Increase In total numocl of Additional Deputy Commissioner who IS statIoned at revenue villages In the dl<;tnct flOI11 403 111 1991 10 Kaza and IS vested with adm1l11stratlve control of this 521 III 200 I Censu<; <;ub-dlvle;lon for admInistratIon and developmental plll poses At the tehstl/sub-tehstl level, the Tehslldar The followlI1g statement II1dlcates the change') III and Nalb-Tehstldal look after theIr respectIve the number of vtllages whIch occurred altel 1991 III departments for development and regulatory functIons the number of vtllages, and reasons for vanatlon

JunsructlOnal Changes dunng 1991-2001

Name of dlstnct/tehsl[/ sub-tehsll 1991 Census 200 I Census 1991 Census 2001 Census Reasons 2 3 \ 4 5 6 7 521 Lahul &. SPltl District 403 118 I 18 new vlllag", Udaipur (S T ) 150 150 created In Spltl teh~ll due to Lahul (T) 140 -140 settlunent operation" Spill (T) 113 231 118

Zlla ParIshad and Panchayat SamltIs greater measure of partIcIpation by the pcople In development plans III local dredS and govll nl11Lnl The three tIer system of Panchayatl Raj Act wIth affaIrs by decentralIsatIon of powel s and functIon ~ the prOVIsIon of Ztla Panshad, Panchayat Sal11ltl and The JUrisdictIOn of the Ztla Panshad and Panchayat Gl am Panchayat was Introduced In Himachal Pradesh Samltls corresponds to the dlstnct and C D Block<; 110111 mid nlnetees with a vIew to promote boundarIes except that of urban bodIce; whIch ale not development of democratIc InstItutions and to secure covered by them 9 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

A separate ward IS demarcated keepmg m view on ItS eastern border and north to It he'> the Ladakh of area, populatIOn and number of Gram Panchayat on the western and southern Side It borders with under the JUrisdiction of each C D blocks and district Chamba, Kangra and Kullu dIstricts On the '>outh Reserved wards for ladles, Scheduled Castes or eastern Side IS Kmnaur It IS located between thc Scheduled Tribes are also carved out accordlllg to latitudes of 3 1° 44' 57" and 32° 59' 57" III 1101 th and between 76° 46' 29" and 780 41' 34" east longltude<; populatIOn and 111 rotatIOn The elected members of Lahul & SPltl district has an area of 13 841 sq klll<; the Ztla Panshad selects ItS PreSIdent and Vlce whIch constItutes 24 85 per cent of total geographIcal PreSIdent and ChaIrman of It~ commIttee from area of the state It extends between Thlrot Nallah amongst the electcd members by castIng ballot votes 111 the west to Samdu In the east, Baralacha Pass and or vOIce vote The term of office of the executIve ItS parallel ranges 111 the north to Bhabha, Pal Vdtl body and the members IS for five years The Deputy Hamta, Rohtang and Kugtl and Sach pass 111 the south Commissioner of the dlstnct IS deputed by the State The two valleys of Lahul & SPltl have tenuous Il11k Government as the ChJef Executive Officer to the over the Kunzam Rass (4,520 metres) The sole access Zlla Panshad The Panshad IS also aSSIsted by the to Lahul lies over the 3,978 metres high Rohtang pass various departments and the heads of those while SPltl IS Imked with motorable roads via the Sutlc) departments at the district level The Pan~ayat valley of Kmnaur 'dlstnct SaJmtls have Chairman and Deputy Chairman elected The Lahul & Spltl valleys dIffer each othel III from amongst elected members at the block level their phYSical features to some extent SpIt I vdlley IS The Block Development Oficer work~ as Secretary broad enchanttng and completely rugged wlthollt any to the Panchayat Samltl The term of office of the verdure worth the name, the Lahul valley IS narrow members IS five years The executive authority for and steep but studded wIth green patches of poplal the purpose of carryIng out the prOVIsIons of the Willow and other cOl1lferous forests The Spltl valley HImachal Pradesh Ztla Panshad and Panchayat Samltl has minimum altItude of about 10,000 ft

The MU111clpal Corporation, MUniCipal Council, PhySIOgraphy Nagar Parlshad, Nagar Panchayat, Cant~ment The dlstnct of Lahul & Spltl forms a northern Board, Notified Towns, etc are the statutory urban part of Trans Himalayan Zone of H Ilnachal Pradesh local bodIes There IS no statutory town In the dlstnct and sItuated In the northern and north eastern part of and It IS entirely rural mcludIng ItS headquarters the state It IS totally rural and has lowest denSIty of (IV) Physical features populatIOn-with 2' persons per sq km III the state It LocatIOn and size : IS characterised with high mountall1s, snow covel cd The dlstnct IS situated In the northern and north peaks and deep valleys Two valleys of Lahul & ')Pltl eastern part of Hm1dchal Pradesh It IS located amidst form the dlstnct but both the<;e valleys are different the grandeur of the great Hllnalayas mterspersed wIth to each other III phYSical charactel SPltl valley whIch bcautlfulland scapes and permanently glowIng snow IS formed by Spltl river In the southern and ,>outh capped mountaIn peaks, glacIers, lakes and two river eastern part of the dlstnct IS blOad and ha<; tOllf',h valleys of Chandra Bhaga and Spltl The sharp terrall1 while Lahul valley which IS formed by Ch,llldld mountam peaks ranges between 1,582 metres and 8haga Ilvel IS nal row rhe whole wdtel of the dlstllc..t 7 0 10 metres above mean sea level It touches TIbet IS drall1ed by these two livers and thell tllhu"IIIC<; 10 ANALYTICAL NOTE

The specIal feature of thIs dIstrIct IS the eXIstence of tehsil and central, eastern and south-western PaJ1s of glacIers and the hIgh snowy mountam ranges Geology Spltl tehsll ThIS IS a vast regIon and IS constItuted of of this dIstrict IS fossil rich rocks These rocks are about forty per cent of the total alea of the dl"tllct LUrJan age chiefly schists slates and blalnl ThiS regIOn-has vel)' high peaks covered wIth ma5<;lvc conglomerates Prmclpal rock IS conglomerates III Spltl snow and glaCIers, Chandel Tal and Sural Tell gJ::Jclcl <, area snd Gruvlte and slate III Lahul area These rocks are located 111 the centrc of thIS I eglon \Vh leh gl ve formed as a result of volcanic eruptions which have ongll1 to Chandra and Bhaga fiver" and va Iley,; wh Ich come up m the mountalll burldll1g process 111 different separates from SPltl BaslIl Its tilnul,lIles like 1\11)111 phases over the mdlenl1la Sod erosion IS the biggest Nallah, Thlrot Nallah, Jankan Nallah and SpIll IIV('I problem of the dlstnct as tree cover IS missing due to and LlIlgtl Nallah are also onglllated from thIS range scanty ramfall and high altitude ThIS dIstrIct lies In ThIS region also separates Malung Ba511l from Spit I the alpllle HI01.alayall 1110untall1 system whIch IS a Baslll Chandra Bhaga valley IS connected wIth Spltl maJol earth quake prone belt of the earth Due to BaslJ1 through Kunzam Pass Baralacha pass connect" high elevation and tough climatiC conditions, thiS dIstrIct Bhaga valley wIth Malung BaSIIl The lel11alnlllg does not possess forests of any commercial Greater Himalaya GlaCiated range IS lIlacce<;slble and slgmficance these glaCiers are Bara and Chhota Shlllgn, Gungstang Kesdsh and Mlyar glaCIers TIllS regIOn IS formed by On the basIs of geology, climate, soIls, forest GranItes (unclassified), Hall11allta group and Tnasslc covers and phYSIcal features, thiS district has"'been formatIOns Sods of thIS range are categonsed a<; diVided II1to five sub regions - Udalfs, Udolls and GlaCIers and snow capped <;oil<, 1 Plr PanJal It forms a narrow tract along the and IS deVOId of any populatIOn and vegeldtlon wester!l and south-eastern parts of thiS district ThiS 4 Malung BaSIn It forms an extl cllle northcl n region IS mountall1eous where elevatlOn-nses steeply part of the dlstnct which Il1cludes north-westci n pell t from the fiver bed ThiS regIOn IS consIsted of many of SPltl Tehsll and north-eastern frmge of Lahul Tehsil dhars and perennIal streams/rivulets ongmatmg m thiS It IS enclosed by Jammu & KashmIr from north to regIOn and Jom Challdra Bhaga Rohtang Pass IS the east whde Greatel HImalayan glaCiated lelnge most Important phYSical feature of this region Geology surrounds It from south to west GeologIcal stluclul e of thIS regIon IS mall1ly constItuted of granIte'> of thIs region IS malJ1ly formed by tnasslc and JUII a'>le (ullclasslfied structure) and 1utogh group SOIl'> are of formatIons and sOIls of thIS range IS categoll<;cd as Uclalfs catcgory Udolfs The elevatIon of thiS region ranges bctwecn 2 Chandra Bbaga Valley. TIllS narrow valley 4,700-6,157 metres C Illnatic cond Itlons are very SCVCIl. [olmed by Chandra and Bhaga fiver and major and terraIn IS very tough which makc,> the I egl()11 trtbutones like Mlyar and Tlmot Nallah IS surrounded InacceSSible ThIS baSin does not pos'>e'>'> <111) by Greater Himalayan glaCIated range from north population and vegetation west, north and east directIOns, from south-west and south It IS enclosed by Plr PanJal and from west 5 SPltI Basin. It IS compnsed of south-eastern pelll Chamba dlstnct surrounds It GeologIcal structwe of of the dIstrIct wh,lch lllcludes southern and eastel n thiS valley IS mamly formed by Jutogh group/Central parts of the SPltl tehsll and covers allll1hablted villages Gneiss formatIOns, Grallltes (unclasslflecD and of SPIt! tehsll The villages 111 thiS region are mall1ly Halmanta group The depOSits of Gypsum and lime concentrated on the banks of flvers Ilke Pill, Llllgll stone are found 111 the valley but dye to vanous and Spltl ThIS region IS sorrounded by KlI1naur dlsillct leasons, these depOSits rema1l1ed untapped Scattered from south and east directIOns while Greater Hllnaldya patches ofvegetatJon like JUl1lpers, Blue Pmes, Birch, glaCiated range enCircles It from the remall1lllg '>Ide'> Willows, Poplar, Sapruce and Walnut are seen In the PhyslOgraphlcally, thIS regIon 1<, more rugged dnd arcas adJ01l1l11g the fiver banks l11ountall1eous Slopes rises steeply on the both "Ide,> 3 Greater HImalaya GlaCIated Range ThiS regIon of SpIt I and Pm rivers and cultlvdble land 1<; con filled lI1clude north-eastern and north-\vestern of Udaipur to the lo\\>er slopes Upper slopes ale deVOid of ,111) "ub-tehsil, eastern half and north western part of Lahul vegetatIon 11 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

Dramage . IS temperate 111 summer and semI arctic 111 wmter "- The snow falls even start 111 the month of october SPltt river orlgmates from the heights of Kunzum but ttll december It generally melts and does not get La and swallows on Its way numerous rivers and pried up rivulets The Pm river whICh has Its source near Bhabha Pass also Joms the SPltl river Geology of tIllS The monsoon hardly penetrate mto the district a~ basll1 IS formed by mostly trlaSSICdurasslc and penno ItS enormousmid Himalayan mountam ranges almo'>t carboniferous formations and solis are categorised as diverts the monsoon waves and rallls are scanty Spltl Udolfs, Orthents-Ochrepts and Udalfs types region of the dlstnct IS also typical mountallleous descl1 and rams reach there In the form of a misty dl7/lc~ ClImate The dIstrict receives the lower preCIpItatIon 111 The clImate of the district IS charactemed by comparison to other districts of the State Thc wlIltei genelal dryness throughout the year as the district IS the only season when preCIpItation IS nOI llldily lIes between the e::stern or mam H IInalayan on the received m the form of snow north and the mid Himalaya on the south The general In the absence of any meteorological observatol y elevation 111 the district IS above 2,700 metres with station avatlable In the district, the exact tempel ature the greater part of the area havmg elevations rangmg figure IS not readtly avatlable Some old IecOl ds of flom about 4,000 metres to 6,000 metres and some temperature available for Keylong reveals that the of the peaks are above 6,400 metres The seasons • maxlUm temperatures at that station range flOIll follow more lIke the temperate zone The wznter 26 70DC 111 August to 6 lODC m February and mllllmUIll season from about the middle of November to March temperature range from 17 SooC In August to 6 70De IS followed by the sprmg which last upto the end of 111 February The warmest months are July alld May August The air IS generally very dry ovel the dl'>tr ICt The next four months may be termed- as summer dUrIng summer and tranSitIOn seasolls It I" c11,>o (II \ season Spltl regIon of the dlstnct IS comparatIvely 111 wmter except dUring spells of rdll1 01 '>1l0W ('.:111 more dIfficult than Lahul and UdaIpur 111 terms of The skies become heavtly clouded 01 OVCI Ld,>1 terrall1, clImate and habItatIon The cltmate of Lahul when the district IS affected by western dlsturbdncc,> dnd UdaIpur area IS however more bracmg and the dUring December to May and there IS some modcl ate all IS CrISp and clean especIally In the valley of cloudJl1ess dUring summer The WInds are generally Chandla Bhaga Flom June to mIddle of Scptembel, hght III valleys and lower elevatIons whIle It IS '>tlOngcl the day temperature rIses conSIderably and It IS fairly at thc higher elevations Its directIon at the '>1I1 face warm but the I1Ights are qUIte cold and pleasant Snow depends very much on the nature of the terralll and ~tarts faIlIng from October onwards and December It flows generally from northernly to north-eastel I) III to March are the severely cold months and It snows the summer and westerly to north-westclly III thc regularly In the valley of Chandra Bhaga, the clImate rematning seasons

STATEMENT-A STATEMENT SHOWING THE RAI'N FALL AND TEMPERATURE DATA IN LAHUL & SPITI DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR, 1999

Total ram Total ramy Normal ram Normal ramy TemQerature Year fall days fall days MaXImum MmllnUIll 2 -- 3 4 S-- 6 7

1999 4676 334 1.5230 814 NA NA

Dlstnct Average 390 28 1269 68 NA NA - --- Source Directorate of Land Records, Ililnachal Pradesh (Monthly bulietlll' lor the year-I 999

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Soli and Croppmg Pattern areas are Kall, devdar, pencil cldar, birch, wll 10\\ JUl1lpar, bird cherry and poplar are met With In vallou<, Lithologically area IS comprised of sand, stones, places 111 the form of small cluster of tree~ Kdll, thc shells, slates, phylltles, quartouts and limestones and most valuable tree of Lahul IS found at mtervals along the depth of the sod cap IS generally shallow m the the left bank of nver Chandra between Koksdl to upland areas The soIl at any place IS derived from SISSU, upto Tandl along the Chandrabhaga down to the rocks, which crop out III Its neighborhood and Chamba border and little beyond Namghar In Tlmot varIes as rapidly as Its parent rocks The mica S'6bIStS nallah In the Bhaga, It occurs on ItS left bank In most commonly gives a stiff reddish loam or a stiff Kardang and Chelmg on northern slope Except 111 red clay ThiS type of soIl IS mamly sIliceous and Moolmg where there are some big trees, Kall IS alummous It IS poor m lIme, magnesls, phosphorus generally of small. size and mostly occurs elthel 111 mtrogen but fairly nch m potash, m some parts bemg banks of canapled trees or scattered amongst the clIffs qUite rich 111 potassIUm derIved from the muscovite of where the soil IS suffiCient for them to glOw the schl~ts The quartzlles are very resistent to weatherIng and predommantly sIlIceous Little or no Devdar, the most common tree of Lahul dlvlc;lon soil accumulates on the surface of pure quartzites IS chiefly found III Kothls of GUl11lang and Kololl)l because the debriS from It contams no bllldll1g matter near Jaspa and In the Pdttan valley In Kothl IdlJ1ld on and IS easily washed away as qUickly as It IS formed the fight bank of river Chandrabhagd The scattcred The shales, slates and phyl lites are rather soft and trees on the small patches are found In the rtght ballk decay more easily They are In most cases well of Bhaga There are few trees of spruce near Guru covered with soli which supports vegetations The Ghantal monestery III the Jhalma Nallah and rhllot lImestone mostly occur 111 broken hll ly areas and the Nallah mixed With KaIl WIllow IS largely cultivated such hills are dry without any useful forest cover near Villages where lITIgation IS available Willow trees are much valued by the people and used for foddel Both Kharlf and rabl crops at the same tIme with and fuel Lombardy populars were mtroduced by the a difference of half month of sowmg and harvest1l1g MoraVian MISSion and are domg very well In Lahul IS soWn m the area and the distrIct has to some ~tent The vegetatIOn cover of the entire area of Spltl IS been dependent on foodgrams Imported from outSide very sparse but due to ItS dlY Alpll1e nature It IS IllOst ItS JUrisdictIOn The wheat crop IS harvested m the varied and attractive It falls In Dry Temperate Zonc, plams 111 the month of April 111 Lahul valley The area Alpme Zo~and Zone of perpetual snow, the treele<;s could be utilised for multiplIcation of high Yleldmg rugged and badly denuded tract of SPltl cdlls rOI varieties seeds and earned name for development of afforestatIon and soIl conservation measures Salt ... and hybrId wheat seed and productIOn of hops crop It IS poplar trees are growll1g up nicely where II ligatIon 1<, also known for the commercial cultivation of off season available vegetables and come up on the natIOnal front as a market of top quality disease free seed potato and IS The poplar and willow trees are popular rOI abundantly exported to other states afforestatIOn In Lahul & SPltl valleys The nUlsclY farms are located at Tabo and Pooh III which cuttlllg Forestry of various species are beJl1g raised Community

As the dlstnct IS sItuated 111 the 1I1ner HImalayas plantation IS also bemg emphaSised which IS subSidised and ItS deep valleys IS dry, rugged and barren and by the government upto fifty per cent on fenclllg and there IS no scope for afforstatJOn of economically plantation The forests 111 the district are managed by useful forests The greatest problem IS conservation DIVISional Forest Officer, Lahul, Kaza and Udalpul of soIl and to prevent the erosIOn There IS a poor The forest area cover m the district IS only 150 Sq forest m the district m comparison With the vast"area, kms out of total geographical area of the district whIch there are only a few and scanty forests ofKaIl, devdar constitutes only I I per cent of the total arca and birch owmg to difficult clImatIC condItions and accordmg to the Forest I eport of 1999 BeSides tim high elevatIOn The principal tree species 111 the forest scrub forests also cover 45 sq kms area The efrol tt;

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are contmumg to bnng more area under forests and The charactenstlc plant of the thIrd zone IS Rheum Government has launched Desert Development Moorcroftanum which does not occur below thiS ProJect, 'Van Lagao ROZI Kamao' and -water shed heIght, othel=Wlse thIS zone IS devoid of any vegetatIon project etc wIth the sole aIm of brtngmg more area The government had launched three dll11enSlonai under forest forest farmmg 111 late seventies under whIch fifty pel Flore! . cent of the total area was to be covered undel fOI c"t by the end of the centlllY In order to leJlIvendlL the The floia IS of Central ASIan or Slbenan character forests whIch appears to distant dream 111 vIew 01 and also of dry alpme nature at lower elevatIon on rugged terram of the dIstrIct SIxty per cent of the account ofltmlted amount of ram fall and humIdIty and forest area was to be covered by commercIal speCle'i extremely cold ~IJlnate The growth of trees IS very such as Chll, Kall, devdar, Kher, fur, spIce etc ancl poor and slow The vegetatIOn can be dIVIded II1tO the remammg forty per cent IS to be covered by the thlee altltudmal zones VIZ the first extendmg from specIes used for fodder and fuel Sapl10gs are beIng 8,000 ft to 11,500 ft and contamlng maxImum supplIed to the publtc on nom mal charges vegetatIon, the second zone from 11,500 to 16,000 ft whIch carnes alpme vegetatIon and the thIrd zone from Fauna 16,000 ft upwards contammg practIcally no veget~tlon The rugged, mountall1ous and extreme cltmatlc at all except the grass meadows condItIOns, there are not many alllmais and birds In the regIon The most majestIc and stately anllnal In The first zone of vegetatIOn IS charactensed chIefly the dIstrIct IS the Ibex or Tangrol wIth ItS long bedull 1ul by the presence of nearly all the trees that eXIsts In horns A long.. on the same altItude are to be seen the Lahul Valley VIZ JupIter, blue pme, blrco; hlppophal, muskdeers The other anlmdls found III the legloll ,lie supp, wIllows, poplar, spurce, pyres supp and walnut I brown bear, HImalayan fox, snow leopard, snow wol 1 etc Other shrubs and herbs of lesser Importance are bharal, mouse hare, Himalayan blue sheep and snow cratagus,Oxya Cantha (Howthorn) vIburnum fetens, rabbIt etc The number of these species IS decltllll1g fraxunu, Xanthoxyloldes, berbens, vulgans, prucus rapIdly due to mdlscnmJl1ate ktlltngs by the poachcl" pad us, spIraea Kamstchatlca and lontcera supp wIth and stern and stnngental measures are called for to Myncana elegance etc the finest flowenng plant 10 save them from near extll1ctlon Lahul IS eremurus spectabIlls, of whIch the flowermg 'item IS four to SIX feet m heIght, and the spIke of 10 The most common bIrd find 111 the dlstrIcllS ')now flol escene from two to three feet m length, Hemero cock The H I II pIgeons, sparrows, chakol, gl CCIl callIs fulva, Jrts Kumaonensls and anemore supp, sandpiper and petndges are also VISIble In the regloll potentllla supp, slbbaldla supp and pedlculans supp are Apart from bemg good table bIrds, the male snow also common flowering plants of sprll1g &eason cock smgs a melodIOUS whIstle at early mornJl1gs and Gentlana supp IS common In summer and autumn day time whIch mdeed IS very pleasJl1g to lIsten and \. WIld ducks are seasonal birds whIch pass through thc The second zone IS devoId of trees and only Jumper, distrIct on theIr way from Central and North ASld to birch, andromeda and rhedodendron supp are found the plams oflndla dUrIng autumn Snow trout 01 VCl Y as shrubs upto the maxImum elevatIOn of 14,000 ft good qualtty IS found where SIde streams JOIl1 the Ilvel A frequent good patches of short nch grass and wIld or where water hee;; 111 pools Two types of snake" flowers are met wIth here The gentlanasupp (Kam) With whItIsh grey and yellOWIsh brown 111 coioul ancl grows m great luzunance wIth acomtum Supp (Palish), thought to be pOIsonous are found Jl1 the Spltl valley Junnea macro cephala (dhup), rhubarbs and A few lizards WIth sleek shll1l11g and silln bodIes are polygonum supp These are yellow and orange also seen 111 the valley coloured potentllla supp wIth several of the saxlfraga Mmerals and Mmmg supp and one or two specIes of saltx 111 an alpll1e form Some of the prmula supp occur 111 extensIve It seem~ that qUIte a large number of OCCUI rences beds recognizable from the great distance of mmerals Itke cappel, gypsum, sulphur, Irme<;tonc 14 ANALYTICAL NOTE and antimony are avaJ!able 111 the district Except'" Act, the tenants used to pay different types of lent<, antimony In Bara Shlgrl, no detailed work has been and also used to render sel vices to the landlords Now done for assesslI1g the economic potential of these the same tenants of old tllne have become thc '\cl f deposits Most of the deposits being on the altitude of cultivators and there has been marked change 111 thell 12,000 ft and above, the season for experiment and SOCial status I!1vestlgatlon IS very limited and no headway has been AgrIculture made The Importance of these depOSIts lIes m thell strategIc use and IS being the on Iy depOSits of ItS kll1d Agriculture In Lahul & Spltl dle;tllct I') thc In the country Therefore, at the moment the mlnll1g predommant occupatIOn of the overwhelmll1g nUlllbCI actiVity, at best, IS at Its lowest of households The traditional crops on the uneconOmic Land, Land Use Pattern and Tenancy holdll1gs used to be bailey and buch. wheat and pul<,c" In Lahul & Spit! diStriCt, agriculture IS the mal!1 like peas, oJ! seeds etc These are the ca<;h ("IOP" occupation of the people Almost all the dIstrict IS even today However, With the opening of thL barren and a little portIon of area IS under cultivation vehicular roads etc, the people have shifted f'ol11 The economic distress of the people can very well be cereal crops to commercial crops hke seed potatoes, IInagll1ed In vIew of the meagre and lImIted quantIty hops and kuth etc Lahul sub-diVISion plOduces seed of land available for cultivatIOn The valleys are potatoes which are Iknown for ItS disease freene<;s extremely narrow with steep mountall1s and fI.,vers and popular through out the country runnll1g through deep gorges In proportion to ItS Vast In order to help the farmers With the latest areas, whatever land fit for agriculture IS available technology and techl1lques of producll1g disease flce lies 111 small plots between SIXty to one hundred metres seed potatoes, the Government has started seed fdrlll above the river beds What hampers the extent of at Gorma ULPattan valley to aid and adVise the agricultural operations IS nor only the shortage of flat farmers Before the coming of seed potatoes, h.lIth lands or lands With gentle slopes safe agall1st eros 111 used to be the principal commerCial crop 1!1 the valley but also the non availabIlIty of adequate source of for which research station wae; set lip at h.eylollg III water for lITIgatIon The cultIvation IS pOSSIble 111 small 1960 for domg resealch 011 sCientific IlIlc') I hUL .IlL patches of holdl11gs In the high hJ!ls or 111 the baSinS another two experimental [aim') 111 Ldld dnd KYlIIIIIlt'- of streams and khads It IS only In the baSinS of the river streams and Khads that the land IS a fertIle and 111 Spltl sub-diVISion for seed multlphcdtlOn little bit flat and cultivation of cereals and pulses, potato The cropped area 111 the district dUllng the end of dnd off season vegetables IS I!1tenslvely done Sloppy year 1999-2000 was 4,619 hectares 141 hectal e') areas of high altItudes are not so much ferttle due to were covered under wheat, 38 hectares under mall:L soIl erosions 592 hectares under barley and 160 hectares under Tenancy' kuth As many as 1,437 hectares were covel ed under Except m the village sites and grazmg grounds . pulses, 1,415 hectares were covered under peas, 818 areas, there IS no shamlat deh or VIllage common land hectares under seed potatoes and 18 hectares under All uncultivated waste IS the property of state 'and edible otl seeds The cash crops hke seed potatoe'), Iecorded as forest area Settlement operatIons In the peas and herbs are mall1ly exported to Deihl, Anmtscu district were carned out In different times Due to and the states of GUJarat, TamJ! Nadu, West Bengal the framll1g of tenancy laws, the landlordship has etc Kuth bemg baSically a mediCinal plant 1<, c11,>o almost been abolIshed and after the mtroductlOn of exported to et)untrles Irke France, Germdny, englclnd Himachal Pradesh Tenancy and Land Reforms Act, and Japan where the extract of ItS 100t<; 1<; lI<;cd cl<., most of the cultivators have become the owners of an mgredlent for productlllg quahty perfumes I-lope; the same The local termmology, m the tenancy was IS also exported and It IS Illdlnly uscd for h.nown as gala batal where the tenant was requIred manufacturl!1g of beer The valley locatcd on thc 10wcI to pay one fourth of the produce or an eqUivalent elevation of the region producc vegetables Ith.c I ent In cash Before the rntroductlon of Land Reforms cabbage, caulrflower and tomdtoes which die 15 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

marketed at Keylong, Kullu and Deihl The people of found favour with the people In addItIon to pedS SLeci the area shifted themselves from traditIOnal occupation potato and vegetables Hops IS turnlllg out to bc the to that of growmg of cash crops Hops cultIvatIOn bIg money spll1ner aftel the potato seed and ped'> STATEMENT-B STATEMENT SHOWING THE TEHSIUSUB-TEHSIL WISE AREA (IN HECfARE) UNDER MAIN CROPS IN LAHUL & SPITI DISTRICT DURING 1999-2000

Tehsllwlse Area ~ 1999-2000)

Name of crop Lahul (T) Udaipur (~ T) Spltl err) Total area 2 3 4 5 'A' Cereals I Wheat 19 56 66 141 2 Maize 38 38 3 Barley 33 53 506 592 4 Kuth 10- 150 160 'B' All Pulses 634 335 468 I 437 'C' Other Crops I Potato 595 188 35 RIX 2 Peas 629 324 462 I 415 3 edible 011 seeds 17 18

"ourcc DI~tnct Land Record Office, Kcylong (Page 38 Dlstnct Statistical Abstract Lahul & SPill 2000)

HortIculture The people of the dlstnct have also are marketed to HPMC by packlllg 111 gunny bags adopted apple cultivatIOn on a very selected area under market mterventlOn scheme The horticulture paltlcularly rn the Pattan valley There are five department proVIdes 50 per cent subSIdy on fertrlll.el <;, hortIcultural extenSIOn centres workmg m the dlstnct pestiCides, and other hortIculture IIlputs IIlvolved 111 the whIch provIde technIcal knowledge of varrous cultivatIOn and package & practIces of hortlcultule hortIculture operatIOns to be earned out and to crops There IS one Govt FrUIt nursery farm establrshed dIstribute variOUS horticultural mputs on 50 per cent at Thlrot m which apple, apricot and plum plants are subSidy to them The fruit crops mtroduced In 'the prepared for sale every year dlstnct are apple, pear, plums, almond, apricot, cherry, Bee Keepmg & Senculture walnuts and hops The area under various frUit crops and productIOn Up to the end of December, 200 I IS Due to tYPical geographical POSItion and vaned gIven as under - agrochmatlc condition prevallll1g 111 the dlstnct and non STATEMENT-C availability of bee flora, the actiVItIes of bee ,,"eeplng AREA UNDER VARIOUS FRUIT CROPS AND & serlculture are qUIte negligible However, some of PRODUCfION UPTO 31 DECEMBER, 2001 the pockets m lower areas, the farmers produce honey Senal Name of frUit Production for theIr domestIc use The HortIculture Depaltment number crop Area (m hect ) (M T) has made tremendous achievement III development 2 3 4 of hops productIOn by estabhshlllg five hops processIng I Apple 141 524 . Lenters (three at Karga and one each In Shanshd and 2 Apncot I 3 8 Baring) DUring the yea! 1994-95, a record of 1306 3 Almond 005 02 4 Plum I 9 metric tonnes of dry hops was produced and marketed 5 Cherry 03 1 to Mohan Meakm Brewery, Solan @ Rs 16 50 PCI 6 Walnut 02 01 kg of green hops Source Dlstnct Horticulture Officer, Keylong <;ource Dlstnct Horticulture Officer Kcylollg ,Except apple and hops, all the frUIt crops are not marketed due to lImited cultivatIOn and madequate IrrIgatIOn • The ram 111 the district IS very scanty transportatlOn faCIlity Unmarketable and surplus f~111tS and occaSIOnal The people, therefore die constldlnLd 16 ANALYTICAL NOTE

to depend upon perenmallrngatIOn facilities which are 1,361 hectares oflrngated land pertall1s to Lahul, 763 derived from springs, nallahs and nvers through the hectares to Udaipur and 1,140 hectares to SPltl tellc;rI local kuhls Most of the cultivated area In the dlstnct The source of entire IrrIgated land IS local Kuhlc; 971 IS IrrIgated while In Lahul It IS almost ce~ per cent, III hectares of.....!..rrrgateO land of dlstrrct was undel the Spltl It IS about 85 per cent According to data supplIed cereals 818 hectares under potato cultivation 1S by the District Land Record, 3,264 hectares land IS hectares under 011 seeds and 1,457 hectal es undel the under lITIgation 111 the district dUrIng 1999-2000 Of these, varrous pulses and peas STATEMENT-D STATEMENT SHOWING THE IRRIGATED AREA BY IRRIGATION SOURCES IN LAHUL & SPITI DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1999-2000 Source \\Ise Irrigated area (m hectares) DlstrIctrrch~11/ Other Sources (Kuhll spring Govt & Sub-tehsil Canal Well Private) Total 2 3 4 5 LUlU' (I) 1361 I 361 Udaipur (S T) 763 761 SPltI (T) 1,140 1,140 Lahul & SPltl Dlstnct 3,264 3264 Source Dlstnct Land Record Officer, Keylong Am mal Husbandry: The people of Lahul regIOn are mam lIvestock compnses sheep, goats, cows and pack primarily dependent on agro-commercml activity ~hlle ammals The number of sheeps were 38,776, goats the Spltlans are predominantly agro-pastoral With 11,180, cows 8,117, horses and ponies 1,140, Illule'> lIvestock populatIOn out numbermg the human 288, donkeys 1,926, yaks 1,997 and pigs 16 ;\ pell t population The nature of the terrain of the dlstnct IS from It, there were 4,361 poultry birds 111 the dl<,tllct very rugged and mountainous and the commUnICatIOn There were-13 veferll1ary Hospitals, 37 vetellndlY system IS stilI not regular through out the year These Dlspensarres, and one mobIle dispensary In the dlstrrct factors have necessitated the rearing of anImals for durmg 1999-2000 The declmmg trend of live stocke; Ie; transportation of goods, plough mg of fields, obtam mg perhaps due to diverSificatIOn of occupational structul e raw wool/hair for warm cloth weavlllg and matll1g and III the dlstrrct and attention of people IS attlactll1g fOI milk and mutton purposes Accordmg to lIvestock towards ralsll1g the off season vegetables which Census of 1992, there were 63,440 livestock 111 the fetches enumerative returns 111 the market Bec;ldes dlstnct as compared to 69,564 111 1988 ThiS shows a thiS, supply offodderto the cattle IS also one ofblgge<;t decrease of 6,124 livestock dUring the five years The problem which IS dlscouragmg factor STATEM~T-E

STAT~T SHOWING THE LIVESTOCK AND INSTITlJIlONS IN LAHUL & SPITI DISTRICT A5 ON 3131999 Livestock Census 1992 Vetennary Istltutlon~ as on 31 3 1999 Breedable Cattle Cows \ Vety Vt.tv MobllL 'Bultalo Cros~ !nd Total Cross !nd Sheep Goats Pigs Others Total Poultry Hasp DIS \It.-Iy DI, 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 3,124 4,994 8,118 1,989 2,509 38,776 11,180 16 5,351 63,440 4,361 13 39

Sou rcc Livestock. Census, 1992 and ASSistant D_l£ector, Animal Husbandary Office,~long and Kaza (Districts III figures of 1999 b\ Department of Economics & StatistiCS, Himachal Pradesh and pages 44-46 of District StatistIcal Abstract Lahul & Spill

Industries market eXIsts for the produce Logically there had been no Illdustry III the district nor wIll be III the Lahul & Spltl district has not any mdustry worth foreseable future too One may Visualise only d the name [hiS IS partly because of, for settmg up of household mdustnes lIke carpet mah.l11g, card Illg 01 I11dustry, there IS no raw matenal avarIable locally, wool and weavlllg of woolen and pashmlna shawls secondly, no local expertise eXists and thirdly no local and other clothes The government has opened cal pet 17 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI weavmg tramIng centre at Keylong, wool spmnmg and IInportant commercial Item In Lahul & Spltl which I~ weavmg centre at Keylong and sub centre at Junda, also transported out through the co-operative dgellCIC'i Government Pashmll1a Spmnll1g and weavmg centre at ChhllJam m SPltl with sub-centre at Hlkam All these The SPltl sub-divIsion IS connected With Natlollell have not able to make much Impact so far As already Highways 22 which passes through Kinnaul dl'>tnc1 stated above, there IS not much potential for the and the connectll1g road bl anches off to west Well d" at Samdu from National Highways elnd lead'i 110m Illdustnes 111 the entire distrIct The State Government Samdu to Kunzum La openll1g the valleys to the outel can do we II to encourage the trad It lona I cottage world the dlstnct receives most of the food dlllClc~ IllduStlY already 111 e\.lstence with aid and advice and Items of general merchandise dllect from Deihl rhere are many Lamas who are adept painters Ambala, Chandlgarh, Kullu and Shlmla The co ThcII pall1tll1gs, wood carvll1gs and clay models are operatIve societies are hand IlI1g the agl o-bcl~cd 11,lde Ical mastcr pieces and the fin Ish Il1deed Immaculate whereas the other articles are handled by the II Clder'i Their art can flourIsh considerably If they are provided The food grams, pulses, sugar, cloth, hO'>lcl y good,>, IIlfrastructural faCIlIties and marketmg of their fmlshed general merchandise articles and petrol etc dIe goods are arranged by government agencies At the Imported 111tO the dlstnct whereas seed potatoes, peas end of 1999-2000, there were 17 registered 1I1duStnes hops, kuth, apples, vegetables, dry frUits and cal pet'> functlOlllng In the distrIct accordIng to General are the mam Items of export from the dlstnct With Manager, DistrIct IndustrIes Centre, Keylong slgl1lficant Increase In the purchase power of the people on the whole, their SOCial and economic attitude Trade and Commerce : and status are changll1g steadily ror the centuries and even today, the tribal people Bankmg . of the area have been good trademen The predolll111ant commodities for the trade are wool, salt, For the first tlIne, the branch of Kclllgrd (0- bOi a\., green tea metals, cloth, sugar, tobacco and operative Bank was opened at Keylong In July J C)61 other plOducts The trade centres which traditIOnally The commercial as well as co-opelatlve bank'> ,lie u~cd to be Sultanpur 111 Kullu has been shifted to dOll1g a pIOneer service to the distrIct by mohill/ln~ Kcylollg With the openIng of the Illotorable load The small savll1gs 111 the district dnd PIOVldll1g final1Llcll dId (llhel traditIOnal tr1de routes are Prangla which IS to vanous developmcntcll schemes to Illrallllcl"~('~ 101 Illlked With Ladakh, Kunzulll La Imk111g Lahul & SPltl, agrIcultural operations and carrying out small <;cclil Rohtang Pass Imkll1g With Kullu, Bhabha Pass Imklng ll1dustrIal and commercial actiVities 1 here are tWCIVL With Kll1naur distrIct These are all seasonal trade branches of varIOUS banks functioning In the dl~tllCt routes At present, the maxlInum trade flows from dunng the year 1999-2000 which are catellng to the K111naur via SPltl rIver to the Spltl valley and from needs of the dlstnct DUrIng the year 1999-2000, a Kullu Side via Rohtang Pass which has a pucca road sum ofRs 5,803 96 lacs was deposited 111 these bank'> upto Keylong In order to aVOid explOItatIOn by prlvate whIle the credit amounts to 783 70 lacs These bank'> traders, the bulk of the trade IS bemg channeltsed have II1fact reshaped the entire financial economy of through state agencies Itke the cooperative SOCietIes the district Table showll1g bankll1g II1stltutlons 111 dlstllCt etc Seed potatoes have become one of the most IS given as below SfATEMENT-F STATEMENT SHOWING THE BANKING ACTIVITIES IN LAHUL & SPITI DISTRICI DURING THE YEAR 1999-2000 Items Year 1999-2000 2 I No of banks 12

2 I\mount depo~lted (10 lacs) 580396 , CredIt and Loans (10 lacs) 78370

4 Credit dcro~11 Ploportlonate percentage 1350 "ource Lead Ban!.., Keylong (Page 49 of Statistical Abstract of Lahul & SPltl District 2000) 18 ANALYTICAL NOTE

Transport undertaken In the workshops under each Ieglollcli office The H R T C operates a fleet of 15 bu"e<; on The government has been trymg to Imk every nook 14 routes The distant places which hdvL d Icgulal and comer of the dIstrict by roads and provIde regular bus services are Delhl-Keylong, Keylong-Shllllid bus servIce to the people WIth the purpose 111 mmd, Keylong-Dharamsala, Keylong-Chll1tpurnl, Kaza- thy HImachal Road Transport CorporatIOn "bas Shllnla and Kaza-Kullu etc These buses coVer to and strengthened Its activities m the dIstrict durmg the last fro a dIstance of 5,740 kms dally The transport facility twenty years conSIderably Two regIonal offices at for connectmg the dIstrict with the outSide world 1<; Keylong and Kaza are functIOl1Ing 111 the dIstrict whIch avaIlable for five months 111 Keylong region and fOi prOVIde bus facIlItIes to other parts of the state and nme months-m Spltl teglOn of the dIstrict Wlthll1 thesc local areas of the dIstrict wIth respectIve sub-dIVISional two regions, local buses used to ply 111 the fall weathcl headquarters The regular repaIrs are also bemg dUring the wmter season STATEMENT-G STATEMENT SHOWING THE AVAILABILITY OF TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES AND ROAD ACCIDENTS IN LAHUL &. SPITI DISTRICT No of No of DI,tance covLred No of road No of No of IlllUICd No of vLh ILIL' Year bu,("s route, dUring tilL \ eM (lLClliLnt, ca,ualitle, per,on, - dLLllfLlllul 2 3 4 5 6 7 X 1999-2000 15 14 5,740 kms 10 14 - ---21 10 ~ollrce R TO Keylong, Udaipur and Kaza Superintendent 01 POIIL(' Kcvlollg (Ps 50-, I of DI!>trlLl <'ld("I1L,II Abql,IeI I ,lillil &. Spill District 2000) Roads motorable roads length upto the end of year 1999- 2000, out of which 280 kms are metdllcd and 634 The Lahul & SPltl tehsIls are connected by the kms are Kutcha roads Of the total 1,051 kms I NatIOnal HIghway 21 and 22 respectively whereas motorable road length m the dIStriCt, 260 killS arc another road bemg constructed by the Border ~ads double lanes, 681 kms are sll1gle lane, 18 kms al e Orgal1lsatlOn which IS branch of NatIOnal HIghway Jeepable and remamll1g 92 kms are less than Jeepable 21 turns at Tandl towards west wIth busable leads to road It goes to the credIt of the government for IlI1klllg Pangl via Udaipur tehsii Roads play Vital role 111 the all the three valleys of the dlStllct with each othcl poiltlcal, SOCial and economIc development of an area and also wIth the outer parts of the state which In which expose the area to outSide world- The other fact some fiiTIe back was a dream -I he govel nmcnl Important roads whIch JOIl1 the three valleys of the IS now also plannll1g to keep thiS track open fOI wholc dtstllct are Samdoh-Kaza, Kaza-Keylong through of the year by constructIng a tunnel bctwecn Sol(lIl),'. Kunzulll pass and Keylong-Udalpur Kaza remall1s and SISSU whIch will reducc the dl"tancc IKt\\('CIl open for vehicular traffic for nme months whereas Manall and Keylong by 60 k dometl e<; 011 thc OIlC h,lIld Kevlong tS accesstble for only five to SIX months tn and keep the vehIcular tlaffic open 101 whole 01 tilL a vcal The dlstnct IS bemg served by 914 killS of yeal SfATEMENT-H STATEMENT SHOWING THE LENGTH OF ROADS AND MOTORABLE ROADS IN LAHUL & SPITI DISTRICT rucca Kutcha Total Double ')lI1gle Jeepable Les, than Year roads roads length lane lane roads leeQable road, lotal length 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1999-2000 280 634 914 260 681 18 92 t 051

Source Public Works Department, Himachal Pradesh (Page 52 ofDI~trlct Stdtlstlcal Abstract 01 Lahul & '>Pltl District, 2000)

ElectrICity and Power . IIlhablted revenue vIllages numbellllg 272 111 the dl<;tllct There were 7,491 consumers 111 the dlstnct as on wele electrified before 1998 dchlcvlng the cent pel 3 I 3 2000 Of these, 6,640 were domestIc, 820 cent electnf"iGatlOll Two mlcrohydle generating powel commercial, 27 II1dustrial and 4 agriculture All statIons were catermg to the need" of people tlil 19RO 19 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

Both these projects were located In the L

~""rlC r\~ClJtlve Engineer H P S E B DIVlllon h.eylong and Kala (Page 47 of DistrICt Siallstical Abstract Lahul &. 'PII' D"lrlct cOO()) GI am Panchayats . Panchayatl Raj Act, 1994 from 23rd April 1994 I he WIth the ImplementatIOn of Panchayati Raj Act, mam aim and object of llltroduclllg 73 Constitution 1953, two tier system of Panchayatl Raj VIZ Gram Amendment Act, J992 and Himachal Pradesh Panchayat and Nayaya Panchayat was Illtroduced Panchayatl Raj Act, 1994 was to make Panchayatl through out the country Gram Panchayat \vas Raj II1stltutlons as a,n UllIt of local self government empowered to settle petty disputes whereas Nayaya and take necessary steps to strengthen the Gralll Panchayat was enVisaged to deal With local JudiCiary Panchayats matters and empowered to Impose fine upto Rupees A Gram Panchayat IS constItuted of One Pardhan five hundred In the passage of time, .the Nayaya One Up Paronan and five members duly elected by Panchayat was wmd up due to one rcason or the straight contest or elected unalllmously by the vOice vote other A secretary IS proVIded by the state governmenllo each WIth the lI1troductlon of ReVised Panchayatl Raj Gram Panchayat to look after the offiCial bUSIIlCS<; A BIll In Parliament 111 mid eIghties, tIllS system was village WIth a populatIOn of 600-1 ,000 or above hd<; ,I made three tier system With Gram Sabha Block slI1gle Panchayat whereas more than one Village With Sal11ltl and ZlIa Partshad to accelerate the less populatIon becomes the part of the partlculdl developmental actiVities at the lower level In Panchayat There are 41 Panchayats I e 28 111 Ldhul Hllnachal Pradesh also, 73 ConstItution Amendment and 13 III Spltl Commun Ity Development Block <; Act \\as 1I1troduced under Himachal Pradesh functlonlllg III the dlstnct dUring the year 1999-2000 20 ANALYTICAL NOTE

The Gram Panchayat settles the petty dIsputes Semi-permanent Houses

of VIllagers and prepares plans and schemes for Houses In whIch eIther the wall or the roof I~ eCOQomlC developments and socIal JustIces of the made of permanent materIal and the other IS made Villages under their JUrisdictIOn It sends plans and of temporary materIal projects of development actIvItIes to Block Samltl, ZIIa Temporary Houses Panshad and Deputy CommissIOner for sanction and . Houses In which both walls and roof are made of budget allocation It also mOllltors the function and materIals, which have to be replaced frequently Wdll~ pel formance of village level offiCials working 111 the may be made from anyone of the fa II ow lIlg tempoldlY fields of educatIOn, health, drtnklng water, materials, namely, grass, thatch, bamboo, plastiC transportatIOn publIc dlstnbutlon system, electrIcity, polythene, mud, unburnt brIcks or wood Roof may SOCial welfare, agrIculture and hortIculture and animal be made from anyone of the followlllg temporal)' husbandry matenals, namely, grass, thatch, bamboo, wood, mud, plastIc or polythene I The mam source of mcome received by the Gram Dwelhng Room : Panchayat IS through the ImpOSItIon of taxes, fin_es, registratIOn fee, grant from state and central A room IS treated as a dwellIng room If It has government and ralsmg advance/loans from the banks walls With a doorway, a roof and should be Wide and and other financial mstItutJons long enough for a person to sleep 111, I e It should have a length of not less than 2 meters and a breadth I (v) Concepts and DefimtlOns of at least l-S meters and a height of 2 meters i\ Census Concepts dwellIng room would mclude IIvlllg rOOI11, bedroom, dInmg room, draWIng room, study room, servant ~ BUlldmg . room and other habItable rooms Kitchen, bathlOolll A 'BUIldIng' IS generally a smgle structure on the latnne, store room, passageway and verandah wl1J("h ground Sometimes It IS made up of more than one are not normally usable for IIvl11g are not con<;ldercd ;;omponent Ulllt whIch are used or likely to be used as dwellIng rooms A room, used for multlpurpo~e ~s dwe1l1l1gs (reSidences) or establIshments such as such as sleepmg, Slttl11g, dll11ng, storIng, cookll1g, etc shops, busmess houses, offices, factOrIes, workshops, IS regarded as a dwellll1g r00111 In a '>Ituatlon whclc worl\sheds, schools, places of entertalllment, places a census house IS used as a shop or office etc and :)f worship, godowns, stores etc It IS also pOSSible the household also stays In It then the rool11 1<; 1101 that buIldmg which have component Units may be used conSidered as a dwellIng room But If a garage or for a comblllatlOl1 of purposes such as shop-cum servant quarter IS used by a servant and If she! he reSidence, workshop-cum-resIdence, offIce cum also lIves In It as a ~eparate household then thiS has reSidence, etc been conSIdered as a dwellIng room avaIlable to the servant's household Tent or cOl1lcal shaped hut If Usually a structure WIll have four walls ah{! a I :oof But 111 some areas the very nature of used for IIVll1g by any household IS also conSIdered as dwelling room A dwellll1g room, whIch IS shared ~onstructlon of houses IS such that there may not be my wall Such IS the case of com cal structures where . by more than one household, has not been counted ~ntrance IS also prOVIded but they may not have any for any of them If two households have a dwelling ,valls Therefore, such of the COnIcal structures are room each-but In addItIOn also share a common llso treated as separate bUildIngs dwellmg room, then the common room has not been counted for eIther of the households Permanent Houses Census House . Houses, the walls and roof of whIch are made )f permanent materIals The matenal of walls can A 'census housc' IS a bUlldlllg or part ofa blllldlllt! )e anyone from the follOWIng, namely, galvanized used or recogmsed as a separate unit becau'>e 01 ron sheets or other metal sheets, asbestos sheets, havmg a separate mam entrance from the IOdd 01 )LlInt brIcks, stones or concrete Roof may be made common courtyard or stalfcase, etc It may bc )f from anyone of the follOWIng materIals, namely, occupIed or vacant It may be used for residential 01 lies, slate, galvamzed Iron sheets, metal sheets, non- reSidential purpose or both In certall1 peclllidl lsbestos sheets, brIcks, stones or concrete SItuations, the manner In which buIldll1gs and census 21 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

houses were Identified for numbenng 10 the field by census house But If each room was occupied by all the enumerators IS descnbed hereunder Sometimes mdependent household, then each such 100111 W,I<' a senes of different bUlld10gs are found along a street treated as a separate census house In ca<;e of hostcl<; which are Jomed with one another by common walls hotels, etc, even If the door of each room In wl11lh on either side 100kll1g lIke a contInUOUS structure an Inmate lives opens to a common verandah These different UllltS are practically mdependent of staircase, courtyard or a common room, as II hclppcns one another and are likely to have been bUilt at almost I11vanably, the entire hostel/Hotel buIlding \\,\<, different times and owned by different persons In treated as one census house but If such hostel~/holel<; :,uch cases, though the whole structure with all the have out-houses or other structures used fOI dl ffel cnl adJ01l1111g units al,parently appears to be one buIld1Og, purposes or the same purpose, then eclch <;uch each portion was treated as a separate buIld10g and structure attached to the mal11 hostel/hotel wa<; tlcdted Its constituent Ul1lts as separate census houses as a separate census house In some Pdlt<; o( th<.. On the other hand, one may come across cases, country, ll1 rural areas, the pattern of habitation 1<; partlculally;n large cIties of multi-storeyed ownership such that a group of huts, located In a compound flats In these cases whlle the structure looks like whether enclosed' or unenclosed, IS occupIed by onc one building, different persons own the flats In case household While the ma1l1 reSidence Illay be located of such multi-storeyed structures, havlI1g a rtumber 111 one hut, other huts may be used for sleepl11g, ciS of flats owned by different persons, the entire a kitchen, bath room, balthak, etc fhough cdch 01 structure was treated as one butldll1g and each flat the huts was a separate structure, they form d single as a separate census house housll1g Ulllt and therefore, have to be treated Ifwlthm a large enclosed area, there are separate collectlvezy as one buJldlllg and one censu<; house If buIldmgs owned by different persons then each such some of the huts are used by one household and the buIldmg IS treated as a separate buIldmg There can others by a second household as reSidence, then the two groups of huts were treated as separate ccn'>l1<' be a situatIOn where wlthm an enclosed compound there are separate buIldl11gs owned by an undertaking houses However, If there were also other huls In the compound used for other purposes and not d~ p,1I1 01 or company or even government that are actually III the household's reSidence such as cattle shed occupation of different persons For example, Indian all Corporation colony where the buIldmgs are owned workshed, etc, these were treated as sepal atc ccnC;l1<, houses On the other hand, III urban aled<; whelc by the Corporation but these are m occupation of their en{ployees Each such buIldll1g was treated as more than one structure wlthlll an enclosed or opcn compound (premises) beionglllg to the same pel SOil ". a separate building But If 111 anyone of these bUlldlllgs e g , the mam house, the servant's quartel, the gardgc there were flats III occupation of different households, etc, only one buIldlllg number was given fOi tillS group each such flat was reckoned as a separate census house Some- times It becomes difficult to apply the and each of the constituent a separate census housc number Only cases where a structure With rool cine! defimtlOn of census house stnctly 10 certam cases pillars has come ,up was treated as a buIidlllg For example, m an urban area, If a flat has five'rooms, each room havmg direct entrance from the common VIllage· staircase or courtyard By defilllttOn, this has to be The baSIC unit for rural areas IS the revenue village treated as five census houses If all these five rooms which has defil1lte surveyed boundaries The Ievenuc are occupied by a sll1gle household It was not realIstic Village may comprise of one or more hamlets but the to treat them as five census houses In such a case, entIre Village IS treated as one Ulllt for presentation 'sl11gleness' of use of these rooms along with the malll of data In unsurveyed areas, lIke vlllage<; With III f 01 c<;t house should be considered and the entire flat was areas, each habitatIOn area With locally I ccognlLed treated as one census house On the other hand, If boundanes IS treated as one vIi lagc two mdependent households occupy these five rooms, Rural-Urban Area the tir~t household hVll1g m 3 rooms and the second household occupyll1g 2 rooms, then consldenng the The data In tables 011 HOllse<; Household use, the til st thr::e rooms together were treated as Amelllties and Assets are presented sepalatcly fOI one census house and the remallllllg rooms as another rural and urban areas The Ulllt of claSSification III 22 I ANALYTICAL NOTE \ I thIs regard IS 'town' for urban areas and 'village' for such ll1dlVldual area by Itself may not satIsfy the rural areas In the Census ofIndIa 2001, the definitIOn mmlmum population lImIt to qualtzy It'tO be treated as of urban area adopted IS as follows a) All places an mdependent urban umt but may deserve to be with a mUnicipality, corporation, cantonment board or clubbed wIth the town as a contmuous urban spread notified town area committee, etc b) A pface satIszymg For the - purposeI of deltneatlOn of Urban the followmg three CrIterIa simultaneously I) A Agglomerations durmg Census ofIndta 200 1, followJl1g mInimum population of 5,000, 11) at least 75 per cent cnterIa are taken as pre-requIsItes (a) The core town of male workmg population engaged In non or atleast one of the constituent towns of dn III ban agncultural pursuits, and 111) a denSity ofpopula-tlOn agglomeration should necessarily be a statutory town of at least 400 per sq km (1,000 per sq mile) For , and(b) The total populatIon of all the constItuents IdentificatIOn of places which would quaJtzy to be (I e, towns and outgrowths) of an Urban classIfied as 'urban' all VIllages, which, as per the AgglomeratIOn should not be less than 20,000 (as pel 1991 Census h,ed ~ population of 4,000 and above, a the 1991 Census) With these two baSIC CrIteria havlI1g populatIOn denSity of 400 persons per sq km and been met, the followmg are the pOSSIble dIfferent havmg at least 75 per cent of male workmg populatIOn SItuatIOns In which Urban Agglomerations would be I engaged m l1on-agrlcultural activity were conSidered constituted I) a city or town wIth one or more To work out the proportion of male workmg population contiguous outgro~ths , 11) two or more adJoll1lng referred to above agamst b) (11), the data relatmg to towns with their outgrowths, and Ill) a cIty and one mam workers were taken mto account ApaI\from or more adjOining ~owns with their outgrowths all of these, the outgrowths (OGs) of Cities and towns fiave which form a continuous spread also been treated as urban under 'Urban Household: AgglomeratIOns' Examples of out-growths are A 'household' IS usually a group of persons who railway colontes, univerSity campuses, port areas, I milItary camps, etc, that may have come up near a normally liVe together and take their mealc; frolll d statutory town or City but wlthm the revenue hmlts of common kitchen unless the eXigencIes of WOI k prevent a VIllage or Villages contiguous to the town or city any of them froID domg so Persons 111 a household may Each such indiVidual area by Itself may not satIszy be related or unrelated or a mix of both However, If a the demographic cntena laId down at (b) above to group of unrelated persons live III a census house but quaJtzy It to be treated as an Independent urban unIt do not take theIr meals from the common kItchen, then but may deserve to be clubbed with the towns as a they are not constituent of a common household Each contmuous urban spread Thus, the town level data, such person was to be treated as a separate household wherever presented, also mcludes the data for The Important link In finding out whether It was d outgrowths of such towns household or not was a common kItchen There may bc one member households, two member households or City I multI-member households Towns with populatIOn of 100,000 and above Institutional Hottsehold . are called cItIes A group of unrelated persons who live 111 an Urban AgglomeratIOn: \. - 1I1stltutIOn and take their meals frolll a common An Urban AgglomeratIOn IS a continuous urban kitchen IS called an InstItutIonal Household Examplec; spread constItutmg a town and ItS adjOining urban of InstitutIOnal Households are boardll1g houses, outgrowths (OGs) or two or more phYSically messes, hostels, hotels, rescue homes, Jails, ashrams, contIguous towns together and any adjOining urban orphanages,etc TOI make the defil11tlOn more clearly outgrowths of such towns In some cases railway perceptIble to the ,enumerators at the Census 2001, colOnies, untverslty campuses, port areas, etc, may It was speCIfically mentIOned that tl1l5 category or come up near a City or statutory town outSide Its householgs would cover only those households where statutory lImits but within the revenue !tmlts of a a group of unrelated persons live In an lI1stltutlon and VIllage or villages contIguous to the town or City Each ' share a common kitchen

23 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI I Houseless Household : 3 Balmlkl, Bhangl, Chuhra, Chura, Chuhre

Households who do not hve In buIldIngs or~ensus 4 Bandhela houses but hve In the open on roadside, pavements, 5 Bangah In hume pipes, under fly-overs and staircases, or In the open In places of worship, mandaps, railway 6 BaDjara platforms, etc, are treated as Houseless Households 7 Ban__g_ Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes: 8 Barad

Article 341 of the ConstttutIOn provides that the 9 Barar, Burar, Berar President may, with respect to any State or Umon 10 Batwal terntory, specify the castes, races or trIbes or parts of or groups wlthm castes, races or tribes which shall 11 Bauna, Bawana for the purposes of the ConstitutIOn be deemed to be 12 Bazlgar Scheduled Castes 111 relation to that State or Umon \3 BhanJra, BhanJre temtory Article 342 simIlarly provides for specification of tribes or tribal commUnities or parts 14 Chama~, Jatla Chamar, Rehgar, Ralgar of or groups wlthm tnbes or tnbal commumtles which Ramdasl, Ravldasl, RamdasJa, MachI are to be deemed for the purposes of the ConstitutIOn 15 Chanal to be Scheduled Tribes In relatlOn to the varIOUS States 16 Chhlmbe, Dhabi and Umon temtones In pursuance of these prOVIsions, the hst of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled ~nbes 17 Dagl are notified for each State and UnIon terrItory and 18 Daram a!_:e valId only withIn the JUriSdictIOn of that State or UnIon terrItory and not outSide It IS Important to 19 Daral, Daryal mention here that under the Constitution (Scheduled 20 Daule, Daole Castes) Order, 1950, no person who professed a - I 21 Dhakl, Toon relIgIOn different from HIndUism was deemed to be a member of a Scheduled Castes III additIOn to every 22 Dhanak member of the Ramdasl, Kablrpanthl, Mazhabl or 23 Dhaogrl, Dhual Slkhgar Caste reSident In Punjab or PatIala and East Punjab States Umon were 10 relatIOn to that State 24 Dhogrl, Dhangrl, Slggl whether they professed the Hmdu or the Sikh religion 25 Doom, Doomna, Dumna, Dumne, Maha~hd Subsequently, m September 1956, by an amendment, 26 Gagra the PreSidential Order of 1950 and 111 all subsequent PreSidential Orders relatmg to Scheduled Castes, the 27 GandhIla, Gandll, Gondola HlIldu and the Sikh religIOns were placed on the same 28 Hah footmg With regard to the speCification of Scheduled Castes Later on, as per the amendment made m the 29 Hesl ConstitutIOn (Scheduled Castes) Order 1990, the 30 Jogi Hmdu, the Sikh and the Buddhist were placed on the same footmg With regard to the recogllltIOn ~f the 31 Julaha, Julahe, Kablrpanthl, Keer Scheduled Castes The lists contammg the names of 32 Kamoh, Dagoli the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled TrIbes 33 Karoack applIcable for the Census of India 2001 10 the State are gIven below 34 Khatlk Scheduled Castes 35 Kon, Koh Ad Dharml 36 Lohar 2 Badhl Nagalu 37 Marlja, Marecha 24 ANALYTICAL NOTE

38 Mazhabl spoken 111 chIldhood by the per<;on <, mothel to till

IIl1p(Th per<;on If the mothel died In IllLulC\ the IdllL!t1.1t!L 39 ._) mainly spoken In the pelson 5 home III childhood \\ III W Nat be thc mother tongue In the ctl<;e 01 Inf.lllt<, ell) th,lt (he language 'ipol-..en tiC; mother tonguc ~holiid IHI\ L .1] Perna a C;Clipt The mothel tongues Ietul ned h\ thL ...j._j Phi era,Pherera re<;pondents 111 census are classified and glouped ulldel 45 Rehar,Rehara appropriate languages accordIllg to their IlIlgUI<;tIC characteristics 46 Sanhal LIterate: 47 Sanhal

..\8 Sans1, Bhedkut, Manesh A person age 7 years and above who Cdn both I ead and Write With understandlllg 111 dny Idngudge 1<, 49 SansOi tal-..en as literate A person who can only Icad hllt 50 Sapela cannot Write IS not literate It IS not neCC~'>dl) lhelt 51 Sarde,Sarera,Sarare,Slryare,Sarehde to be consIdered as literate, a person ~hoL1ld h,l\ l received any formal education 01 pdc;c;cd dny Illlnlnllllll 52 Slkhgar educational standard Lltelclcy could ,li~(\ h,lvc IXLII 53 SIPI achieved thIOugh adult Iitelacy cla<,'>c<; 01 thl()ll!-!h .1m "i._j Slrl-..lband llon-follllal educational Sy<;tclll Pcople who dl L hlilltl and Cdn lead In Braille ale trcdtcd de; IltClcllC<" ':;5 TciI Lltel acy Rate 56 I hath Jar Thathera Literacy rate of the population IS defined d<; the Slheduled Tribes pClcentage of literates In thc age- gloup <;evcll vCdt ~ Bhot,Bodh and above For dIfferent age groups the pClccntdgc of IItel dtes III that age group glvec; the Iitci elcy I tlte 2 Gaddl [excludmg the teiritolies spec I fied 111 su b sectIOn (1) of sectIOn 5 of the Punpb EducatIOnal Level Reorgal11satlon Act, 1966 (31 of 1966), othel than the Lahaul & SPltl dlstllCt] "- The highest level of education a pelsoll hel<' completed 3 GUJlar (excludJl1g the terntones specified 111 sub section (I) of sectIon 5 of the Punjab Work' Reorganisation Act, 1966 (31 of 1966)1 WOI k IS defined as pdI tlclpatlon In dny ecollOIllICdli) 4 Jad, Lamba, Khampa productive activity With or Without cOlllpene;dtloll \Velgc~ 5 Kanaura, Klllnara or plofit Such partiCipation may bc phY<;lcal dnd/Ol mental In nature Work Involves not only dctudl \\'01 k 6 Lahaula but dlc;o lllcludes effective supervI<;loll dnd dllCc1101l 01 7 Pangwala WOI k It even ll1cludes pal1 time help 01 unpdld \\ (11" 8 Swangla on 1.$1Im family enterpnse or In ,my other eO:mllllllL dctlVlty All pel <;OIlS engaged In '\VOl I-.. ac; defined cll1ml LlIlglI'lgC and Mother tongue die \vOl "-ers Persons who dre engaged III cultlvel(loll As pel the census concept, each l

25 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

MaIO Worker for wages An agricultural labolll el 11<15 no IIt!ht or A person who has worl"cd for malol part of the Ica<;e or contract on land on wh Ich ~he/he \\ (li k ~ leference penod (I e SIX months or more dllllllg thc Hou'ichold Industry Workcr

I,l~t onc year precedlllg the date of enllmel all0n) III Ilousehoid Industry 1<; derllled cl~ dn Inciu<,tl) ,lilY economically productlvc activity IS tClmcd H'> conducted by thc head of the household hCI ~el flh IlmL If M,lIn worker alld 01 by the members of the household III hOI11(' 01 Margmal Worker wlthll1 the vIllage 111 rural areas and only wlthlll the pi eClllcts of the hOllse where the hOll..,chold 11\ l.., III A person who worked for less than '>I'" months 1I1 ban areas The larger proport Ion 01 \VOl kCI <; III of the reference penod (I e 111 the last onc yeal household II1dustry should consist of membel <; of the precedmg the date of enumeratIon) 111 any economic household IIlcludll1g the head The lI1dustry should not activity IS termed as 'Margll1al Workel' be run on the scale of a registered factol y \Vh Ich Non-worker' would quaJtfy or has to be regIstered under the Indian

A person who has not worked at all 111 any Factones Act and should be engaged III manufactulll1!,! economically productIve activity dUring the processll1g, servlclllg and repairs of good<; It doc.., leference penod (I e last one year precedlllg the date not II1clud~rofesslOns such as a pleadcl Doctol of enumeratIOn) IS termed as 'Non-Worker' MusIcian, Dancer, Waterman, Astrologcl Dhobl Barbel, etc or merely trade or buslne!><;, CVln If<,ulh CultIvator profeSSions. trade or services aI C Illn at hOllll h) ror purposes of the Census a per<;on IS clcl'>slfied member<; of the household as cultIvator If he or she IS engaged In cultIvation on Othcl' Worker I,llld owned or held from government or held flom !\ person who has been engclgcd In '>Ollll private persons or IIlstitutions for PH) ment III moncy. econOllllC activity dUllng the refclcncc pel lod but not killd 01 share Cultivation Includes effective as a cultivator 01 agllcuituraiiabollrci 01 III lloll"lhnld superVISion or directIon 111 cultivation A pel SOil who Industry IS termed as a 'Other Workel (OW) I hl has given out her/hIS land to another pel SOil or pel son<; type of workers that comc undel th I" cdtegol) 01 01 IIlstitutlOn(s) for cultivation for money, k II1d 01 shm c 'OW Include all government servant'>, IllUlllllPdl of crop and who does not even supervise 01 direct employees, teachers, factory WOI kel s plantation In cultivatIOn exchange of land, IS not treated as WOI kcrs, those engaged 111 trade, commel ce, buslnesc; '" cultivator SimIlarly, a person workmg on another transport, bankll1g, mll1l11g, construction. political 01 per~on's land for wages In cash or kind '-01 a socIal work, pnests, entertamment artists, etc III combmatlOn of both (agricultural labourer) IS not cffcct, all those workers other than cultivators 01 treated as cultIvator CultivatIOn II1volves pioughlllg, agnculturallabourers 01 household mdustl y WOI kel<, sow111g, harvestmg and production of cereals and mIllet ale 'Other Workers' crops such as wheat, paddy, Jowar, baJ!Jl, ragl. etc, Work PartICIpatIOn Rate and other crops such as sugarcane, tobacco, grollnd Percentage of workers (malll + 111~1I gill.! I) to told I nuts, tapioca, etc, and pulses, raw Jute and kll1dred population fibel crop, cotton, cinchona and other medlclllal plants. PopulatIOn DenSIty flult growll1g, vegetable growll1g or kceplng 01 chat d<; 01 groves, etc Cultivation does not Includc the Population denSity IS the numbel 01 plI,on, followll1g plantation crops-tea coffee, rubbcI coconut IIlhablted per square ktlometlc of the died ,lIld betel-nuts (areca) Age '\gncuitul al Labourer Age IS measulcd III telms of the complcted A person who works on anothel person <; land number of years 1'01 wages III money or kllld or shal e IS legal cled as SC\.-ratlO an agrIcultural labourer Shc/he has no rI~" 111 the Number of females per 1 000 111<1le<, In d cultivation, but merely works on another pCI!>O.l <; land populatIon

26 ANALYTICAL NOTE

(VI) Non-Census Concepts . lI11perrneable, collectIng wei Is are constructed and the sal1ltary water flush latrmes are connected With thcm Improved Drmking Watel . "- fhese wells ale cleaned at periodic Intelvdi" by " If the household "had access to dnnl-.lI1g watcl SUItable deVice The dry type of latnnes eire of serVILL supplIed from a tap, hand pump, tube well or well type latrInes from where human excreta 1<; removcd (protected or covered) sItuated wlthlll or outsLde the by scavengers from house to house III 1110<;t CcI<;C'> pI emlses, It IS considered as havmg access to carryll1g Iron theIr heads or shoulders 01 III ba<;(..ch Improved drmklng water It may be mentioned that WIth handle or wheel barrows 'I hc'>c dilL! states tlolley'> for belllg can led to the dUlllplllg flJ Olrllci" System of Sewerage FCI·tlhty : Generally, a sewerage system would I11can a In demography, the word fertilIty IS used In Idltlon nctwor(.. of maills and blanches of lIndclglolll1d to the actual productIon of children or ocelli I LIlLl 01 condUits for the conveyance of SC\\ crage to thc POlllt bllihs speCIally lIve bll tlls FertIlIty I~ cI IllCcI<;lIIl of of disposal Sewers that carry only household and rate at whIch populatIon adds to rhelf hy brltl! ... al CBR < I OO() "y"tCI11'>, III-.e septIc tanl-., leachIng cc'>" pool clnd Mid-yea! population Loilcctlllg well, and (III) dry typc of idtllllC<; \\ Ith Crude Death Rate (CDR) 111ewer the Number of death'> dUllllg faecal matter IS transported WIthout the need for the yea! CDR =------x 1,000 scavengll1g ThIs system generally eXIsts III cItIes and Mid-year popu latlon bIg towns Where the streets sewer does not eXIst these sal1ltary water flush latrll1es are connec1ed to Natural Growth Rate' a local septIc tank WIth a sub-soIl dlspelsloll system Growth rate IS obtallled as the dIfference betwccll 01 a leachmg pIt Here the itqllld wastes flOm the crude bIrth rate and crude death rate In thc ab<;cllll water closet IS disposed of locally III leach II1g pIt, a of mIgratIon septic tank With a soIl dispersIon system.ls constructed Age SpeCific Fertlhty Rate (AS}'R) ThIS disperSIOn requIres an optImum travel through the pores of the soIl whIch renders the harmful lIquid Number of live births In a YC011 1<; e\'pl essed per 1,000 women

27 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

Number of lIve bll ths III a Total mantal fertility rate (TMFR) partIcular age-group Average number of children that would be b011l ASFR = ------x 1,~00 to a mal fled woman If she experiences the CUll ent MId-year female population fertlitty pattern throughout her repl oductlve ~Pdn (I ')~ of the same age-group 49) years assumll1g that there IS no mortality of wOlllen Age Specific Mantal Fertility Rate (ASMFR) till the completion of repl oductlve pellod

Number of live births III a year to maffled female 4S-49 5 x ASMfR population In any specified age group normally L 15-19 e)\prcssed per 1,000 mamed women TMFR == ------1000 Number of live births In a Age-specIfic Mortality Rate (ASMR) partlclIlal age-glOup Number of deaths In a paltlculdl age dllli 'e. \ t\ SMf R= x 1,000 group per 1,000 populatloll of the <;ame age glouj) Mid-year marlled femalc population of the same Number of deaths 111 a age-group particular age-group ASMR = ------x I 000 Mid-year popu latlon of the General FertIlity Rate (GFR) same age-group Number of hve bIrths per 1,000 women In the ql Ieproducttve age-group (15-49) years 111 a gl'len year ProbabIlIty of dymg between birth and age 1 I h I~ Number of live bllth'> In a yeal can be used as approximate value of InLlIlt MOl t,lil(\ GFR = ------x".! ,000 Rate (IMR) which gIves the ratio of number of dedth, MId-year female population 111 a year of ch Iidren aged less than one yea I to t hl In the age-group (15-49) years number of births In that year q2 General Mantal Fertility Rate (GMFR) ProbaWlty of dYlllg between bll til and agc 2 Number of live births pel I 000 marrIed q5 women In reproductive age-group (15-49) ycal s PJObablhty of dYlIlg between bll1h and age5 I hl~ III a given year IIldlcator IS also known as Undel rive MOItdll(\ RdtC. Number of live bllth" 1I1 a JCdl (USMR) (1M I R = x I 000 Mid-year marrIed female population Tnf,mt Mortality Rate (lMR) In the age-group (IS-49) ye,lI ~ RatiO of the nllmbel of Infant deaths (dCdth~ 01

chddlen below one year) In a yeal to the nlllllhcl ()I rotal Fel hllty Rate (TFR) live bll1hs In that yea I It IS obtamed as the total of the age <;peclflc NUl11bel of II1fant death" dllllllL'. the year ' fertdlty rates (number of chddren born per woman of IMR = y I 000 the particular age) for the entire I eplOductlve age Number of hve birth'> dUllllg span It prOVides the average number of chddlen that the year ~ will be born to a woman undel the feltl"ty \eveIs Infant mortallty rate comprises of two parts, VII Indicated by the age speCIfic fertlhty rates assul11l1lg Neo-natal mortality rate and Post neo-natalmortality that there IS no mortality of women till the completion rate The neo-natal mortallty rate also compme,> 01 of reproductive peflod two parts VIZ, Early neo-natal mortality I ate and late. nco-natal mortalIty rate These dl e de fillcd d ~ 45-49 - 5 x L ASFR Nco-natal Mortality Rate (NMR) 15-19 Number of Infants dYll1g wlthlll the first 1l10nlh (ll TFR =---- 1000 life (28 day,> or undel ) In a year PCI I 000 live hlllh"

28 ANALYTICAL NOTE

of the same year ElIgible couple (Couples per 1,000 populatIOn) Number of mfant deaths Number of currently marrred fellldle<; In thc dgc.. aged 28 days or under groupI5-4Zryears per I 000 per<;on<; 01 dll dgC<" durmg the year NMR = ------x 1,000 ChIld woman ratIO (0-4) Number of live births durtnp the yea! I Number of children rn thc elge gl OLiP 0-4 ) Ccli <, PCI 1,000 women rn thc age glOup 15-49 VCcll <., Early neo-natal MortalIty Rate Number of mfant deaths of Ics') Child woman ratio (5-9) than 7 days dUllllg thc yc(\! ------\ 1,000 2 Number 01 chIldren In thc dgC gl oup 5-l) \ ("'.11 ~ Numbel of lIve bllths dUllng pel 1 000 women In the age gloup 1-)-49 VLdl ~ the year MIgratIon Late neo-natal MortalIty Rate Number of II1fant deaths of MIgratIon rs the third component of population 7 days to less than 29 days change, the other two bell1g mortality clnd tCltillty durtng the year A person IS conSIdered as a mrgrant by placc 01 ------x 1,000 brrth rfthe place 111 which he/she IS enumerated clUJ II1g Number of Itve bllihs dUrtng the year the census rs other than the place of his/her bll th Post nco-natal MortalIty Rate (PNMR) Slmtlarly a person r<; consldeled a'> a migrant hy Number of deaths of 29 days to place of last resIdence If the place tn which hc/~h(., less than one year durtng the yeal 1<; enumerated dunng the census IS other thdn hl"/her x 1,000 place of Immediate last resrdence out<;rde thc vill.lgL Number of Itve bIrths durtng or town and not srmply rn another hou..,e 01 10l"dllty the yea! 111 the same vtllage or town PCII-natal MortalIty Ratc (PMR) Certal!1 aspects cancer nll1g tempol ell Y Ill()\ LIIlUl[t Number of strll birth" plus death') wlthrn 1st week 11lIgiatron of people has bcen C?-.pldilled bclo\\ ,I', IhL~l uj deltvery per 1,000 bIrths Il1 a yea I me Illlportant components concelnlllg 11lIgrcltioil Number of strll bllths and InC1111 deaths of les') than 7 ddy~ (I) Mrgratlon of per <;ons rn ')earch 01 loh I~ high dUring thc yea I III the country In many eases such I1llgl3nt<; die 0111\ PMR ------K 1000 seasonal rn nature People mlgratc to other pldcc<, Number of Irve brrths and for war k 111 a particular season and comc back dg,lIll stlll bIrths durll1g the yeal to therr usual place of residence after three 01 four months All such workers are treated as migrant" StIli BIrth Rate (SBR) Srmtlarly, If a person moved to any other pldCC 101 Number of stdl bIrths durtng the year attendll1g short term vocatronal or educdtronal COlll"'C ------x"'l ,000 that lasted for only few months of a year, <;hc/hc tno Number of live bIrths and stili brrths were conSIdered as a migrant dunng the year (rr) Where a person had merely gonc (lilt to Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) another place 01 had been shlftrng hom onL pldLL

Number of deaths of women 111 the age group to anotherpurely on tour, prlgrlmage, VI<;lt to hO"'plldl 15-49 while pregnant or wrth!l1 42 days of terrn matron fOI treatment or for tempol dry bU<;lnc<;<, PUI Pl)'l" ..,lIdl 01 pregnancy from any cause related to pregnancy persons are not deemed to havc hdd dJ10t ilL! residence drfferent from the placc whcl e "he/he l)1 and chrld bIrth per 1,00,000 lrve births l!l d given YCdr her/hi,> famrly normally lesldc<, ::'hc/hl 1<., Ilut Number of mater nal deaths to con<;rdered as mrgrant women rn the age-gr oup 15-40 MMR =;: ------x I on 000 (III) A woman temporanly moves IIlta a ho<;pltdl Number of lIve hllth 01 to hel parent<; or othel lelatlvc <; hou..,c tOI cfcllvcl V

29 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

and If the hospl~l ~fl the parents/relatives house IS In Size-class of VA/town' a place dIfferent frp~ usual place of residence, the Size-class ofUA/Town IS based 011 the population place where the ho~pltal or parents/relative's house size oftbe UA/Clty/Town UAs/Towns With 100,000 IS the place of last I resIdence of the child but not of the mother and above populatIOn are classified as Class I VAsl I ! I towns These Class I UAs/towns are now further A new respons~ category 'Moved after bIrth' was , I sub claSSIfied III to seven sub classes namely MI to added m Census q~ IndIa 2001 III the questtdll on M7 dependmg on the populatIon Size of UA/Cltyl 'reasons for mlg~~tlOn' to bnng out additIOnal Town These are M7 (5,000,000 and above), M6 migration patterns tNatural calamIties or dIstress I (2,000,000 to 4,999,999), M5 (1,000,000-1,999,999) M4 mIgratIOn as a reas(;m for mIgratIOn for last reSidence (500,000-999,999~, M3 (300,000-499,999), M2 mIgrants mcluded in 1991 Census, IS cQYered under (200,000-299,999) & M 1 (100,000-199,999) towns category pf 'Others' The reason for mIgratIOn has With, 50,000 to 99,999 populatIOn are claSSified as been determmed as apphcable at the tnne of migratIOn Class II towns, 20,000 to 49,999 population are Class and not m reference to any pomt of time after that III towns, populatIOn With 10,000-19,999 are Clas~ For example, If a person had moved from the place of her/hls last reSIdence for the purpose of education IV towns, populatton With 5,000 and 9,999 ale Cld"" and subsequently at some pOint of tllne got V towns and towns WIth less than 5,000 population employment there only, the reason for migration would are Class VI towns be 'educatIOn' and not 'work/employment' Slum area. ~ [' Internal and InternatIonal migratIOn . ; I The Slum Areas (Improvement and Clearance) The mIgratIonal movements are of three types Act, 1956 which was enacted by the Central Govt (I) MigratIOn wlthl~tpe state Itself wIth ItS components defined slums as a) Areas where bU1ld1l1gs are 111 any (a) MIgratIOn wlthm the dlstnct of enumeratIOn (mtra I I respect unfit for hUn\an habitation, or b) are by reasons dlstnct mIgratIOn) (b) MIgratIOn from one dIstrict of I I of dIlapidatIOn, overcrowdmg, fault arrangement and state to another }hstflct of state (Inter dlS{f1ct deSign of such bulldmgs, narrowness or faulty migratIOn), (it) MigratIon from one state to another arrangement of streets, lack of ventilatIOn, light or State o! the country (mter-state migratIOn), (Ill) samtatlon faCIlities, or any combmatlOn of these MIgratIon from one country to another country The factors, are detnm~ntal to safety, health 01 mOl d Is first two streams together constitute Internal migratIOn, whIle the last type of movem~nt IS called Mega city. mternational ,migration The present name of the country, state or distrIct and not the name by which The concept of 'Mega city' IS a recent they were known at the tIme of herlhls birth or last phenomenon m the Urban SOCiology and IS defined III reSidence were recorded telln of metropolitan city 111 the form of large SI7e problem of management of CIVIC amel1ltles and Rural-Urban components of migratIOn capacity to absorb the relatively high glowth of Rural or Urban' status m respect of migrants have populatIOn Indian Census In 1991 treated the been determmed a~J}pphcable at the tune of migratIOn populatIOn size of 5 mllhon and above as the cut off and not WIth referepce to any pomt of time after that pomt to Identify a place as the mega city Whereds, The flow of migrants consIsts of four streams VIZ for the purpose of mcluslOn m Centrally Sponsored rural to rural, rural,to urban, urban to rural and urban Scheme for Infrastructure Development In Mega to urban , ; cities the MII1IStry of Urban Affairs and employment, CIVIC status of ur' ban umts : Department of Urban Development adopted the , I I \_ _CIVIC Status of a tOWn/City IS determmed o'n the cntena of 4 mlillon'and above populatIOn as per 1991 baSIS of CIVIC Adtplmstrattve authonty of the town Census for Mega CitIes In 2001 Census, CitIes With e g, MUnICIpal Corporation/ CorporatIOn, MUl1lclpal 10 mIllions and above populatIOn have been treated Commlttee/MunIclpal councIl MUniCipality etc as Mega Cities 30 ANALYTICAL NOTE

(vh) 2001 Census FlDdmg-Popu!!thon, It~ per cent ~amst the state average of 17 5 per cent distributIOn durmg the decade :At tehsIllsub-tehsIl level tile Illolle'>!b (a) DistributIOn of populatIOn ID rural growth of 11 3 per cent has been recorded InS r It I urban areas: tehsIl and IS followed by UdaIpur (89) sub-tehsI! rhc lowest growth IS recorded III Lahul (05 PCI (.(.nt) Lahul & SPIt! district IS largest among all dIstricts tehsrl ChIld population III age group 0-6 years 1<; onlv of the state m tenns of area It has an area of 13,841 II 0 per cent of total populatIon of dIstrict 111 200 I sq km fonnmg 24 9 per cent of the total area of the Census and chIld populatIOn has declllled from 4,331 state and ranks first m the dlstncts But In terms of III 1991 to 3,664 III 200 I Census showlJ1g declllle of populatIOn, ILIS smallest district havIng 33,224 r 667 chIldren or 15 4 per cent, whIch could be one ot population as per'200 1 census and stands In the last reason beSIdes the migratIOn or slow growth 01 of all dIstrICts This populatIOn IS constItuted of 18 441 populatIOn males and 14,783 females The population of the _ dIstrIct IS ~ere1y 0 6 per cent of the total 6,077,900 The decadal ~artatlOn III populatIon slIlce 190 I populatIOn of the state Lahul & SPltl dIstrIct has has been provided III the statement No 3 It become" total 521 villages, out of whIch 234 vIllage__s are clear from that statement that dIstrict reglsteled d unmhablted This entire population of the dIstrIct IS very low growth rate between 190 I to 1951 from 4 8 distributed m 287 mhablted villages and majority of to 5 I per cent except 1921 when ItS populatIon declmed I I per cent In 1961 Census, dIstrict these villages are small Sized havmg populatIOn of by recorded very hlgq growth rate of 544 per cent and less than 200 persons These vllIage~ are mostly scattered m valley of Chandra-Bhaga rIver and Its perhaps due to the III mIgratIOn of worker<; engaged trIbutarIes m Lahul tehsll and Udaipur sub-tehsIl and III different developmental projects Durlllg the decades of 1961-71 and 1971-81 the growth I ates valleys of SPltJ, Pm and LmgntJ rivers 111 SpltI tehsil In The habitatIon are not possIble III higher altItude areas were 16 4 and 16 4 per cent respectIVely But as these remam under snow cover for the most part subsequent decade of 1981-91, the populatIon of the of the year and remam cut of from the rest of the dlstnct declllled by 25 per cent The growth ot world The dIstrIct has no urban area and the rural population III thIS dIstrict IS generally affected by thc populatIOn IS dIstrIbuted III three tehsIls/sub-tehsIl Imgratlon Lahul tehstl has a population of 13,099 persons DenSity of Population ThiS dIstrIct IS very thInly' compnsmg 7,455 males and 5,644 females whIle populated and ItS distributIOn IS very uneven 1 he UdaIpur sub-tehsIl contams 9,446 persons conslstmg denSity of population 111 thIS distrIct IS only 2 persons 5,112 males and 4,334 females Spit! tehsIlls mhablted per km 2 agalllst the state average of 109 persons pel I by 10,679 persons With 5,874 males and 4,805 km2 The phYSical and cltmatlc condItIOns are very females Total nUl~ber of households III the dlstnct hostIle for human ~abltatIOn m thiS dlstnct lesulting comes to 7,999 and ~verage sIze of households ~orks low concentration and slow growth of population '- - out 4 persons per household accordlllg to 200 I Sex RatIO: Accor~tng to 200 I Census "ex ratIo m Census These households are distrIbuted as 2,072 III the dIstrict works out 802 females per 1,000 males Udaipur sub-tehsl!, Lahul (3,253) and SPltl (2,674) tehsIl agamst the-state average of 968 females At teh,,!1 level, It vanes between 848 females 111 Udalpul <;ub (b) Size Class and Status of Towns: tehsIl and 818 III SPltl tehsIl whIle Lahul tehsd ha<; This dlstncts IS entirely rural and even Its d Istnct lowest sex ratIo of 757 females Among the chIld headquarters, Kyelong IS located 111 rural area populatIOn III age group 0-6, It comes to 961 fel11dlc<; Growth of Population 1991-2001 . pel 1,000 males whIch IS near about the pallty Ime PopulatIOn of the dIstrict was 31,294 per<;ons In Moreover, sex ratIo among the trIbal populatIon 15 vel y 1991 which has grown to 33,224 III 2001 Census hIgh 111 the dlstnct whIch works out \ ,028 females showing net mSte~se of 1,930 persons durll1g 1991- per 1,000 males and clearly indicates that total se" 2001 In tenns of percentage, It has Illcreased by 6 2 ratIo IS greatly mfluenced by the workers mIgrated 31 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

from other areas who usually come without their cent 111 1991 to 73 1 per cent 111 2001 Census The famIly for earnmg then livelihood Sex ratio among proportIon of female literates has IIlcreased vcry the Scheduled Castes populatIOn IS 880-females per . sharply from--38 0 per cent III 1991 to 60 7 pel cent 1,000 males III the dlstnct In 2001 whde percentage male lIterates II1cleased f10m 71 8 to 82 8 per cent dunng the penod But gap 111 Work ParticipatIOn Rate: Of the total populatIon male and female literacy IS stlll very Wide wlllch comes of dlstnct, 21,088 persons have been categorised as to 22 I per cent 111 200 I Censlis Among the teh'" 1<; a total workers mcludmg mam and margmal workers Spltl tehsll ranks at the top With 74 I percent Iitel ate, constituting 63 5 per cent of the total populatIon The which IS followed by Lahul tehsll haVing 73 7 pel cent share of mam and margmal workers comc<; 57 8 and literates and 71 I per cent 1!1 Udaipur sub-tehstl Male 5 7 per cent respectively At tehsd level; thc 11Ighcc;t literacy IS agam 11Ighest In Spltl (864 per cellt) and PCI centage of total workers has been I CCOI ded In lowest IS found 111 Udaipur (809) while proportion of Lahul (702) and IS followed by Udaipur (635) sub male lIterates 111 Lahul comes 81 5 per cent But III tehsll SPltl tehsll has lowest proportion of 55 3 pel case of female literacy Lahul ranks first With 63 2 cent per cent and IS followed by Udaipur (59 5) and SPltl I As regards the male work participation rate, the (58 7 per cent) The gap 111 male and female literacy proportion of total male workers comes to 68~ per vanes between 27 7 per cent 111 SPltl and 18 3 pel cent of the total male populatIOn while female cent 111 Lahul tehsd '" participatIOn rate works out 57 4 per cent III the dlstrct (c) Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tnbe~ Male margmal workers constitute only 44 per cent populatIOn, 2001 : The Scheduled Castes population ./ and the proportIOn of female margll1al workers IS 7 2 Ie 2,605 persons ~onstltutes 7 8 per cent of the total per cent At tehslls level percentage of male workers population of the dlstnct The sex-ratio among the IS higher than female workers 111 all tehslls/sub-tehsll Scheduled Castes IS 880 females per 1,000 111dlcs Literacy: Dlstnct has 21,609 literates compmlllg The Itteracy rate IS 76 0 per cent among the Scheduled 13,726 males and 7,883 females as pel 2001 Censlls Castes populatIOn 111 the district The proportIOn of literates IS 73 I per cent of the total The Scheduled Tnbes population IS 24,238 persons populatIOn excludmg the population of 0-6 years As constltutmg 73 0 per cent of the total population of leagards the sexwlse lIteracy late 111 the dlStllct, this the dlstnct and It IS predommant tnbal dlc;tnct of the I ate among the males IS 82 8 per cent whIle among state The sex-ratIo among the Scheduled Tribes the females It comes to 60 7 per cent DUring the population IS 1,028 females per 1,000 males Thc se, decade of 1991-2001) the dlstnct has made ratio IS much higher 1!1 Scheduled Tnbes 111 comparison tremendous progress 111 the field of educatIOn and the . to Scheduled Castes The literacy rate IS 73 5 pel proportIOn of literates has lI1creased from 56 8 per cent among Scheduled Tnbes population In the district

Bnef analYSIS of PCA data

TABLE 1 : DECADALCHANGE IN POPULATION OF TEHSILS/SUB-TEHSIL BYRESIDFNC~ 1991-2001_

I PopulatIOn -Percentage decadal vanatlOn Percentage urban Senal Tehsill Sub- 1991 2001 1991-2001 populallon number tehsil Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 1991 2001 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11 Udaipur (S T) 8,673 8,673 <) 416 <) 446 +89 +89

2 Lahul (T) 13,030 13,030 11099 13 ()<)9 +05 +05

3 SPltl (T) 9,591 95<)1 10679 10679 +113 +113 District Total 31,294 31,294 33,224 33,224 +62 +62 32 ANALYTICAL NOTE

Table 1 . It shows decadal change In populatIon Increase of 62 per cent during the last decdClc of tehsds/sub-tehslls by resIdence dUring 1991- Spltl tehsll has shown the hIghest growth late of 2001 The table shows that the populatIOn of LJhul 11 3 per cent followed by UdaIpur sub-tehsll 8 9 & SPltl dlstnct has Increased frolll 31.294 III 1991 and margJl1a) Illcrease In Lahul tehsll to the tUIlC to 33.224 In 2001 Census thereby shOWing an of 0 5 per cent IS recorded TABLE 2 NUMBER AND PERCENTAGE OF INHABJTED VILLAGES IN SPECIFIED POPULATION SIZE RANGES WITH THE RELATED POPULATION, 2001 Numbu Number Total and per- PopulatIOn less than ,and per- Population Number number of \ centagc centage and per- \. - Total rural population 200 200-499 Senal DIstnct/ C D mhablted of of c;cntagc of number block Villages Persons Males Females Villages Males Females Villages Males Females VIllage'! 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 Lahul 192 22,545 12,567 9,978 163 (849) 4,948 4,731 23(120) 3,659 3030 4 (2 I) 2 SPill 95 10,679 S,8N 4,805 77 (81 I) 2,204 ___.2,079 1'4 (14 7) 2185 1660 4 (4 21 District (Rural) Total 287 33,224 18,441 14,783240 (836) 7,1"2 6,810 37( 129) 5,844 4,690 Ii (28)

Number Numh"r Number NUlllbu I'oplilmioll PopulatIOn and Population and Popllldtion and Population and 10 ()O()

Table 2 : It depicts the CD blockwlse number populatIOn range of 500-999 cover~ 8 (2 8 pel cent) and percentage of ll1hablted vlliages 111 speCified vii lages, 4 each 111 Lahul & SPltl block wh Ich populatton S1ze ranges With the related population, together consists of3,267 males and 2,206 females 2001 It show,S that majority 240 (83 6 per ee~t) of Dlstnct has on ly 2 (0 7 per cent) vli lages that too tRe Villages are very small SIzed vlliages havlIlg a In Lahul block which falls 111 the population lange populatIOn of less than 200 persons The total of 1,000-1,999 havll1g total populatIon of 2 1n populatIOn In thiS category of VI llages comes to males and 1,077 females In thiS range

13,962 persons compnslllg 7,152 males and 6.810 Table 3 . !!__gIves detaIls of new town, denotl j Icd females There are 37 (129 per cent) Villages declassifIed and merged towns SlIlce the dlStllct compnslllg populatIOn of 5,844 males and 4,690 of Lahul & Spltl IS wholly rural area alike 1991 females In the population range of 200-499 In the Census hence there IS n" II1formatlon III t111';. regale! TABLE 4 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY POPULATION DENSITY, 20()1 Range of population dCINt\ (per square Total number of vtllagc~ In I'll (-entilf!.l of villilge~ III each Percentage dl\tnolillOI1 ""ometre) each populdtlon den"t\ I

Table 4 : It presents dlstnbutlon of village') by villages havlllg 5,924 (178 per cent) peiSOIl,) III population density ranges Out of 287 IIlhabltcd the I ange of 301-500 40 (14 0 per cellt) village') vdlages, maximum number of 58 vllldgcs (20 2 PCI eOllslstlllg of 9,077 (27 3 per cent) persolls fdll III ccnt) fall In the ~enslty range of 101-200 persons the density range of 50 I + In 82 villages, the conslstmg of 5,918 (17 8 per cent) persons density of population IS below 51 persons PCI kill ' followed by 47 (164 per cent) villages havlllg a willie the densltY,range of 51-1 00 persolls covel S populatIOn of 7,075 (21 3 per cent) persons 111 the only 15 (5 2 per cent) villages claiming 1,502 (4 5 density range of 201-300, 45 (15 7 per cent) per cent) population TABLE 5 SEX RATIO OF STATE AND DISTRICT, 1901-2001 Himachal Prad~~h Lahul & Spltl Dlstnct Census year Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1901 884 899 600 992 992 1911 889 905 499 990 990 - 1921 890 908 490 993 993 1931 897 915 521 989 989 1941 890 907 542 920 920 1951 912 932 664 933 931 1961 938 961 650 786 786 1971 958 976 749 818 818 1981 973 989 795 767 767 1991 976 990 831 817 817 2001 968 989 795 802 802 Note Sex ratIo has been defined here as the numbLr of females per I 000 males Table 5 . It gives sex-ratio of state and district from Table 6 . It shows sex ratio by tehslls as pel 2001 190 I to 2001 Census In 200 I Census the district has census The sex-ratio for Udaipur sub-tehsil IS 848 registered a sex-ratio of 802 females per thousand followed by 818 In SPltl tehsil and 757 111 Lahul males as against the state ratio of 968 TIllS mdlcates tehsil The sex ratio 111 first two tehsiis IS above the that the dlstnct has lesser number of females to males district average of 802 females per 1,000 males while 1,\ comparIson to other area of the state The sel\.- Lahul falls below thIS average ratIO m thiS diStrIct has been declmmg progressively" TABLE 7' SEX RATIO BY C D BLOCKS, 2001 m each successive Census though there IS a noticeable up and down swmg m the ratio registered from 1971 Serial number Name of C D block to 1991 Censuses As IS eVident, tne ratio was 2 recorded as 992 females per 1,000 males In 1901 Lahul 7()

TABLES SEX RATIO OF RURAL POPULATION BY RANGES, 2001

Range of sell. ratIO Number ot lIlhablted Percentage 01 vllIage~ In PercentagL dl,tnbutloll 01 for villages vlllage~ eJl-h range Po~ulJtlOn 200 I population 2 3 4 5 Less than 700 67 233 10,104 304 \ 700-749 9 3 I 818 25 750-799 II 38 I, 750 53 800-849 18 63 1891 57 850-899 10 35 2210 66 900-949 18 63 1596 I S 950-999 10 35 1,576 47

I 000-1 099 ~8 167 5770 174 I 100-'- 96 335 7509 22 (, District Total 287 1000 33,224 1000

Se~ ratIO (Rural) for DIstrict 802

Table 8 . It presents sex-ratio of rural popUlation by the range of 750-799,10 (35 per cent) villages III ranges In the district 96 (33 5 per cent) villages \\'Ith each I dnge of 850-899 and 950-999 and 9 (3 I PCI a total population of 7,509 (22 6 per cent) persons cent) villages of the dlstnct fall III the sex-ratio rangc fall m the range of 1100 and above On the othel of 700-749 As a whole, 50 per cent of vII lages havc hand 67 (23 3 per cent) Villages compnsll1g a sex ratio above equalIty Ime and Illicmalning villages populatIOn of 10,104 (304 per cent) persons fall m thIS ratio IS below to thiS Ime

the sex-ratio range of less than 700 Among the Table 9 It deals with sex-ratio of Lli bdJl remall1mg 124 Villages, 48 (16 7 per cent) fall\m the agglomeratIons (mcludmg constItuent llnlb) town<; range of 1,000-1,099, 18 (63 per cent) each m the Smce the dIstrict has no urban area hence thel C ,<; 110 range of 800-849 and 900-949, II (3 8 per cent) 111 II1formatlon 111 thiS regard TABLE 10 SEX RATIO OF POPULATION IN THE AGE GROUP 0-6 FOR TEHSILS/ SUB-TEHSIL, 2001 - Serial Name of Total! Rural! Total populatIOn 111 0-6 age group number TehsllISub-tehsll Urban ---::------'----'-:-;-:----=--=----'----::::----:----Persons Males Females Sex ratio lor 0 6 age group 2 3 4 5 6 7 Udaipur (S T) Totdl 1087 551 536 97\

1 OX7 ~51 536 971 Urbnn

Lahul (T) 10ldl I fI(,;: , Ii-. 514 93X Ru[,11 1,062 ,4R 514 93R Urban

3 SPltl (T) I 'il ~ 769 746 970 Rural 1,515 769 746 'no Urban - ---- District Total rotal 3.664 1,868 1,796 961 Rural 3,664 1,868 1,796 961 \ \. Urban Table 10 . ThIS shows tehstl/sub-tehstlwlse sex males At tehstl/sub-tehstllevel, It comes to 973 fOI ratIo of population In the age-group of 0-6 111 Lahul Udaipur sub-tehsll, 938 for Lahul and 970 for Spltl & SPltl district There are 3,664 persons 111 the age tehsii Sex. ratIo among chIld population presents the group of 0-6 comprtslllg of 1,868 maTes and 1,796 better poSITion than the sex ratIo among the tota I r females showll1g sex-ratIo as 961 females per 1,000 populdtJon 35 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

TABLE 11 SEX RATfO OF POPULATION IN THE AGE GROUP 0-6 FOR C D BLOCKS, 2001

Serial Total ~o~ulatlOn In 0-6 age grou~ number Name of C 0 block Persons Males Femalc~ Sex ratio 101 0-6 agl, gl oup 2 3 4 5 6 Lahul 2 149 1099 1050 955 2 SpItI 1,515 769 746 970 District (Rural) Total 3,664 ),868 1,796 961

Table 11 : It relates to sex-ratio of population 111 the has higher sex-ratio of 970 III compallSOIl to 955 age-group of 0-6 at CD bloch. level Spltl CD block females 111 Lahul block TABLE 12 SEX RATIO OF RURAL POPULATION IN THE AGE GROUP 0-6 BY RANGES, 2001 Range of sex ratio for Number of inhabited Percentage dlstnbutlOn of Percentage dl~tllhUlinll

villages villages l villages Po~ulatlon 200 I 01 ~o~ulatlon I 2 "- 3 4 5 Less than 700 154 537 804 219 700-749 I 03 55 15 750-799 6 21 273 75 800-849 6 2 I 98 27 850-899 7 24 314 86 900-949 6 2 I 217 59 950-999 3 I I 275 75 1,000-1,099 34 II 8 368 10 () I 100+ 70 244 1260 344 District (Rural) Total 287 WOO 3,664 1000 Sex ratIO (Ru ral) for District 961

Table 12 It depicts se\.-ratlO of child population In the one th II d of villages havlIlg about 44 per cent of chIld clge-group of 0-6 ~n respect of vIllages dlstnbuted Illto population shows c)\.cess offemales over males III thc nme ranges HighlIght oftl1lS table IS that highest number dlstllct In remall1l11g 29 villages, sex ratio among the of 154 (53 7 percent) Villages compnsll1g population of child population vanes between 700 to 999 fel1ldle~

804 (21 9 per cent) persons fall m the range of less than Table 13 It relates to sex-ratio of population III the 700 females per 1,000 males 70 (244 per cent) and age-group of 0-6 of urban agglomerations (Illcludlllg 34( 11 8 per cent) Villages are covered by the ranges of constituent umts)/ towns Smce the district has no urban I, I 00+ and 1,000-1,099 females respectively M~e than area hence there IS no mformatlon III tillS regal d "- TABLE 14 NUMBER AND PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION IN TEHSILS/SUB-TEHSIL, 2001 Percentage of PereenlagL oj 10tal Total Scheduled Scheduled Totalr Scheduled ----&:heduled Caste~ frtbL~ Senal Name 01 Rural! Total ,. Castes Tnbes populatIOn to population to number Tehsll!Sub-tehsll Urban ~o~ulatlOn population population total po~ulatloll totdl populatloll 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Udaipur (S f) Total 9446 660 7458 7 7C) Rural 9446 660 7458 7 79 Urban 2 Lahul (f) Tot,1i 13099 1345 8,470 103 647 Rural 13099 1 345 8470 103 iil7 Urh'lI1 3 ~Pltl ( f) Total 10679 600 8,310 56 778 I Rlfl-.li 10679 600 8310 56 77X Urban District Total Tot.11 33,224 2605 24,238 78 73 Rural 33,224 2605 24238 78 73 Urban 36 ANALYTICAL NOTE

Table 14 : It shows number and percentage of populatIOn to Its total popu latlon It has 7 0 per cent Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tnbes population In Scheduled Castes population to It<; total POpulcltlon tehsiis Out of total populatIOn of 33,224 persons, SPltl tehsd has 77 8 per cent of Scheduled rllbc~ dnd Scheduled Tribes populatIOn IS 24,238 persons 56 per cent of Scheduled Castes to It<; total population constltutmg 73 0 per cent and Scheduled Ca~tes whereas Lahul constitutes 64 7 PCI ccnt of li ilJdl populatIOn I e 2,605 persons constitutes 7 8 per cent populatIOn and 111 comparIson to other teh<;ils It 11<1'; of the total populatIOn Tehsil/sub-tehsIiwlse, Udaipur slightly higher percentage of 103 pel ccnt of sub-tehsd has the highest 790 per cent of trIbal Scheduled Castes population of total populatloll

TABLE 15 NUMBER AND PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION IN CD BLOCKS, 2001 - Pucentage at l'"rcLnt.lg" ot 1 o\al ~chcdulcd Scheduled Castes Schedulul I, ,b~~ Senal Name at C D Total 10tal C;chcdulcd fnbe<; population to total populatIOn to tot,i/ Ilumber block rorulatloll Castes rorulatloll pOEulatlOn I2°Eulatlon rOEulatIon 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 I Lahul 22,545 2,005 15,928 89 706 2 SPltl 10679 600 8310 56 778 Dlstnct {Rural} Total 33,224 2,605 24,238 78 ----730

Table 15 : It mdlcates the number and percentage of block. and 600 111 SPltl block In Lahul block. Schcdulcd Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tnbes population 111 Tnbes population constitute 706 per cent to Its totdl C D blocks Of the total Scheduled Tnbes population population whereas 89 pel cent of population IS 01 of 24,238 persons, 15,928 belong to Lahul block and Scheduled Castes SlITIllarly 77 8 per cent of population 8,3 I G to SPill block DistrIct has 2,6D5 persons as IS of Scheduled TrIbes and 5 6 per cent IS of Schedulcd Scheduled Castes population of which 2,005 are 111 Lahul Castes population 111 Spltl block

TABLE 16 PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES POPULATrON TO TOTAL POPULATION IN VILLAGES, 2001

Percentage range of Schedulcd CJS\c<; Numher of Scheduled Caste~ l2opulatlon to total populatIOn \ dl,lg,,~ I'll LLlltage PopulatIon :2 3 4 5

NIl 187 652 DO

Less than 5 37 12 <) 203 78

5-10 27 94 515 19 H

11-20 14 49 881 338

21-30 10 35 503 193

31-40 7 24 337 129

41-50 2 07 105 40

51-75 03 48 19

76 and above 2 07 13 05 Dlstnct Total 287 1000 2,605 1000

Table 16 It presents the pi oportloll of Schedu led 5 pel cent In 37 villages, 5-10 pel cent In 27 5astes populatIOn to total population In villages vIi lages, 11-20 per cent In 14 vIi Idges, 21-30 PCI IIlto nllle percentage ranges In the district, 187 cent In 10 vtlldges, 31-40 pel cent In 7 vIildge<; (65 :2 per cent) vtllages have no Scheduled Ca<;tes 41-50 per cent In 2 Villages, 51-75 per cent In one populatIOn at all Among the remall1l1lg 100 'Vdlages, vdldge and 76 and above per cent III 2 vdlage~ III (ht.. share of Scheduled Cdstes population 1<; bclow thc district 37 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

TABLE 17 PROPORTION OF SCIIEDl t 1 H TRl,BES POPULATION TO T01AL POPULA110N IN vILLAGES,2001 Percentage range of Scheduled Tnbes Number of Scheduled Tribes populatIOn to total pop ulatlOl1 villagc~ PLrCentagl PopulatIOn PercLillagl 2 5 Nil 8 28 00 Less than 5 1 03 9 00 5-10 3 10 65 03 11-20 2 07 22 01 21-30 2 07 90 04 31-40 8 28 325 I ., 41-50 8 28 980 40 51-75 39 136 5,984 247 76 and above 216 753 16,763 692 DistrIct Total 287 1000 24,238 toDD

Ta bIe 17 : It IndIcates the proportIon of Scheduled VIllages each fall In percentage range of 31-40 and Tn bes populatIOn to total populatIon 111 Villages 41-5.0 respectIvely, 3 111 5-10 per cent, 2 each 111 11- accordmg to nme percentage ranges 8 or 2 8 per 20 and 21-30 per cent and one vIllage falls In the cent of the total VIllages have reported no Scheduled pelcentage range of less than 5 per cent Tribes population whereas the proportion of Scheduled ' fllbes In maJonty of216 or 753 per cent vIllages IS Tahle 18 It relates to urban agglomeratlOns/tm"Il'> 76 per cent and above Among the ICll1dll1lng 63 SIl1CC the dIstrict IS wholly a rural area hence thele vIllages, 39 (136 per cent) fdll In 51-75 per cent, 8 IS no IIlfOrmatlon 111 thIS regard

TABLE 19 SEX RATIO AMONG SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES IN C J) BLOCKS, 2001

Serial number Name of C ~ D block ~cheduled Castes Sl' ratio Scheduled I nbC'., ,l' Illio 2 -3 4 I Lahul 876 I 01 S 2 Spltl 893 1,047 District (Rural) Total 880 1,028 Table 19 : It deplcts sex-ratIO among Sched'uled ratIo IS 1,0 18 amongst Scheduled Tribes and 876 Castes and Scheduled Tribes m C D blocks of the amongst Scheduled Castes SImIlarly III Spltl block It dlstnct As dIscussed 111 the forgoll1g paJas sex-ratIo IS 1,047 amongst Scheduled Tribes and 893 III means number of females per thousand ll1,tlcs Table Scheduled Castes reveals that the sex-ratIo IS much hIgher III ':1Lheduled Table 20 :It relates sex-ratio among Scheduled Tribes 111 comparison to Scheduled Ca!>tc, 111 thl. ' Castes and Scheduled TrIbes 111 urban agglomeratlon'>/ dlstllct It comes to 1,028 females 111 Scheduled Tribes agamst 880 females per thousand of males dmongst to\Vn~ SlI1ce the dlstnct has no urban area hence Scheduled Castes For Lahul CD block the se,,- thclC 1<; no IIlfOrmatlon In thIS rcg3ld TABLE 21 NUMBER AND PERCENTAGE OF LITERATES AND ILLITERATES BY SEX IN TEHSILS/SUB-TEHSILS, 2001 Name of Total! Numbcr 01 IlteraKs and III Iter IlLS (Jdl1 111 '>crlal Tehstl/Sub- Rural/ Number ,)1 literate, Number of Illtterates Percentage ot Illuale, tnalt-Ill11.r1c number tehsll Urban Persons MdiLs r Lmale, Persons Mdles Females Persons Males Females IIt_erac) rdtl 2 3 4 ) 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 Udaipur (S T) Total 5947 3688 2259 3499 1424 2075 71-1 809 59 'i 21 ~ Rural 5947 3,688 22'\9 3499 1424 2075 71 I 809 59 '\ 21 4 Urban 2 Lahul (T) Total 8,868 5627 3241 4,231 I 828 2403 737 8 i 5 632 18 1 Rural 8,868 5627 12 .. 1 4231 I 828 2,403 ' 737 81 5 632 183 Urban 3 SPill (T) Total 6794 4411 2383 3,885 I 463 2422 74 I 864 587 277 Rural 6,794 4411 2183 \, 3885 1463 2422 74 I 864 'i87 277 Urban District Total Total 21,609 13,726 7,883 1.1,61'1 4,715 6,900 731 828 607 221 Rural 21,609 13,726 7,883 11.61'1 4,71'1 6,900 73 I 828 607 221 Urban 38 ANALYTICAL NOTE

Table 21 . It relates to number and percentage Among males 86 4 per cent and fernale~ 58 7 PCI of lIterates and illIterates at tehs" Icvel In 200 I ccnt are literates followed by Lahul tehs" With Census children up to the age of 0-6 yeals have 73 7 per cent literates 81 5 pel cent melle,> clnd been treated as II IIteratc though t hey may have 6., 2 PCI cent females are Iiterdtes In th I'> teh'i" attained some educatIOnal level as slich population Udaipur sub-tehsrlls margll1ally low With 71 I PCI L1pto 0-6 years has been excluded 101 \\orklng out ccnt Iitelates Among males 809 pel cent dne! the literacy rates DUring 200lCenslis the Iitclacy' female,> 595 per cent are literate'> The gap 111 pelcentage has come to 73 I pel cent ,IS a whole, male and female (rteracy rate IS of 22 I pel cent fOI the dIstrict Among males 82 8 alld femalcs In the dIstrIct The hIghest gap of 27 7 pel ccnt 607 per cent are Itterates SPltl tehs" has shown Iltclacy of males and females has been lecoldcd hIghest percentage of 74 1 per cent Itterates 111 SPltl tehsll TABLE 22 NUMBER AND PERCENfAGE OF LITERATES AND ILLITERATES BY SEX IN CD BLOCKS, 2001 NumbcI oj litera~~s and I1Jlteralc" Gap III \ 111.liL- \. - Number of IitcralC~ Number oj JliIterate~ Percentage 01 IIILldIL" Serial Name of Icmaic number CD block Person~ Malc~ rel11ale~ Persons Male~ females Pcrson~ Males Females literacy I alL 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 I- Lahul 14815 9,315 5500 7730 3252 4,478 726 812 616 196 2 SPltl 6,794 4,411 - 2 383 3885 I 461 2;42-2 74 I 864 587 277 - -- DistrICt (Rural) Total 21,609 13,726 7,883 11,615 4,715 6,900 73 I 828 607 22 I

Table 22 : It shows CD blocf...wlsc number and that the posItIon of males IS much bctter than (cmelle~ percentage of literates and tllttelate'> b\ c.c"\. In the 111 both the blocks In Lahul block 81 2 PCI cent of diStrIct, SPltl block has IIttlc hlghcl IltclclC) late 111 malcs eire literates III companson to 61 6 PCI celli of companson to Lahul block It has ICCOI cicci 6 794 PCI S0l15 fel11dlcs whereas III SPltl block, 864 per cent Illdlc'> 01 74 1 per cent of total populdtlon a'i IItel ,llcs whel CdS I, lIteracy rate Out of 287 InhabIted villagc'i latgest ollly 22 pel sons Whereas 10 (3 5 pel ccnt) vllldgC, number of89 or 31 0 per ccnt vtllagc<; ntllill the Idnge helve cent pClcent literacy rate and these vtlldgc'> clll of Ittcracy rate of71-80 PCI ccnt follo\\ccl by 68 (23 7 compnsed of 53 populatIon per cent) III 61-70 per cent, 36 (12 5 pu cent) III 81- 90 per cent, 31 (10 8 per ccnt) In 5 l-fiO pel cent, 20 Table 24 . It Iclates to urban agglollleratlon<;/towll<; (7 0 per cent) fall III the literacy I alC of 41-50 per Slllce the dIstrIct )S a wholly rural alea hcnce thclC cent 8 VIllages (2 8 per cent) fall In the Iitel acy range 1<; no lllformatlon III thIS regard

39 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

TABLE 25 NUMBER AND PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES LITERATES AND ILLITERATES BY SEX IN C D BLOCKS, 200] NUlllbu of Iltl.rates and Illiterates Gap In \ SerIal Name of Number 01 literates Number 01 IllIteratl.s Percentage of 1lll.rall.\ III ail./klll ,111- number CD block Persons M ales Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females literacy raIL 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 I I 12

Lahul 1,375 835 -540 630 234 396- 769 869 654 215

2 SPltl 375 23S 137 225 79 146 727 838 59 I 24 g

DIstrIct (Rural) Total 1,750 1,073 677 855 313 542 760 862 640 222

Table 25. reveals C 0 block-wise number and' cent and females 64 0 per cent arc Iitel tilL percentage of Scheduled Castes Iitclate'> clJJd Lahul C D block has 76 9 pel cent I,te'dtc ill,terates DUring 2001 CCI1'dl~ the Iitc/acy ,I n d III S pIt I 72 7 per c e n t II t era tel he g d P percentage has come to 76 0 pCl -cent <1'> a between male and female lIteracy IS 22 2 pel whole for the distrIct Among malc" 86 2 pCI cent In the dIstrIct

TABLE 26 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY LITERACY RATE RANGE FOR SCHEDULED CASTES POPULATION, 2001 - Range of literacy rate for Number of IIlhabJted Perccntage distribution ot Scheduled Castes Percentage dlstnbulloll 01 VIllages Villages VIllages POEulatlOn EOEulatlOl1 1 2 3 4 5 0 2 20 4 01 1-10 00 00 11-20 00 00 21-30- 2 20 8 03 31-40 3 30 18 07 41-50 4 40 30 I 2 51-60 5 5Q 152 5 g 61-70 18 180 548 210 71-80 26 260 982 377 81-90 12 120 672 258 91-99 3 30 88 34 100 25 250 103 40 DIstrIct Total 100 1000 2,605 1000 Literacy rate for DIstrIct (Rural) 760 ------~--.- rab'le 26 relates to dIstributIon of\ ill:Jgc<; by IIterdcy <)0, 51-60 and 41-50 I espectlvely 3 vlllagcs With d late ranges for Scheduled Castes POPUld(IOn Out of populatIOn of 18 (0 7 per cent) and another 3 villages 100 mhablted VIllages where Scheduled Caste population WIth 88 (3 4 per cent) persons fallm the IItel acy lange e"\.lsts, 26 VIllages (260 per cent) With a Scheduled of 31-40 and 91-99 respectIVely 2 villages With (\ Castes populatIon of 982 (37 7 per cent) persons fa II Scheduled Castes populatIon of 8 (03 per cent) In the range of hteraey rate of 71-80 followed by 25 pel sons fall In the range of Itteracy rate of 21-30 (25 0 per cent) VIllages WIth a populatIon of 103'(4 0 Another 2 VIllages With Scheduled Castes populatIon \. per cent) In the range of 100 per cent lIteracy rate of 4 (0 1 per cent) persons fall 111 the literacy range Out of remaInmg VIllages, 18 (18 0 PCI ccnt) WIth a of 0 populatIon of 548 (21 0 per cent) pel son<; 12 (12 0 per Table 27 _It relates number and percentage of cent) VIllages WIth a populatIon of 672 (25- 8 per cent), Scheduled Castes lIterates and Illiterates by se\ In S (50 per cent) With a population of 152 (S 8 per cent), til b,m agglomeratIOns/towns SlI1ce the dish ICI I" 4 (40 per cent) VIllages WIth a population of 30 (I 2 wholly a rural area hence there IS no II1forlllatlon In per cent) fall In the range of ]Jtera(.,y late. of (>1-70,81- thl., Icgard

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TABLE 28 NUMBER AND PERCFN rAGE OF SCJlEDULED TRIBES LITERATES AND ILL! rERA 1 L'i BY "E.\: IN C D BLOCKS, 2001 Number oj IItcratl..s and IllItLratv; GJP 111 Serwl Name of Number of IIt<.ratc~ Nurnbcrol dhterates Percenta!1!e of Iiter,ltl..s II1dkltun,dL number C D block Person~ 1\1 ale .. rClll1lc~ Pcrson~ 1\1,111..', rcmales Persons Males FCl1lrlk .. IIt'-I.I'-) 1.lIL 2 3 4 5 (, 7 8 9 10 II 12

Lahul 10679 (, 079 1600 5 24<) I X 13 3436 74 I 85 1 (,., 2 22 '

2 SPltl 5,049 2 921 2 12S 1 261 I 139 2 122 721 862 5X 9 273

o I ~tnct (Ru ral) Total 15,728 9,(Hln (),ns X,Sln 2,9~2 ~,558 73 S 856 61 7 23') -----

Table 28 : It relates to numbel and PCI centage of Lahul CD block has shown the highest pelcent,lgc Scheduled Trtbes lIterates and Illiterate'> by sc;o. at CD of 74 I per cent IItertates followed by SPltl bloc" With block level The literacy percentage hcls come to 73 5 72 I per cent Gap between male and fcmale IltCI acy per cent as a whole for the dlStl Ict lUI al Among males IS highest In SPltt C 0 block (273 per cent) Whereas 85 {J per cent and females 61 7 pel ccnt dl c Iiterdtes III the district, the gap IS 23 9 per cent

TABLE 29 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY LITERACY RATE RANGE FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 2001 -- --~ Range of literacy rate Number of mi1.1hll()d PClccntagc dlSlllbullOn of Scheduled 1 nbe~ Percentage dlstnbutlOn for Villages vIllagv. \ I11,lgl.. .. POl2ulatlOn ot 120l2ulatlOll 2 3 4 5

0 S 29 22 01 1-10 04 12 00 11-20 ..j 1,1 36 02

21-30 ..j I I 23 01 31-40 3 46 02 41-50 14 ') 0 IS6 OS 51-60 30 It) :-; 2670 110 61-70 64 22 () 5,841 24 I 71-80 84 3-0 1 8,704 35') 81-90 45 16 I 5,921 244

91-~9 13 47 I 726 30 100 9 32 51 02 District Total 279 1000 1000 \. 24,238 Literacy rate for District {Rural} 735

Table 29 • It deals With dlstn butlon of vil lages by Villages With a population of 2,670 (11 0 PCI LUll) Itteracy rate range for Scheduled Tribes populatIOn fall JJ1 range of literacy rate of 51-60 Rel11clllllg Out of279 Villages where Scheduled Tnbcs population 13,9,8,3 and one Villages fall 111 the range of literacy lives 84 (30 I per cent) villages WIth d population of Idte of 91-99, 100,0,31-40 and 1-10 pel cenl 8,704 (359 per cent) persons fall In the lunge of Icspectlvely 4 villages fall 111 each of 11-20 dnd 21- Itteracy rate of 71-80, 64 (22 9 PCI ccnt) With a 30 I dnge of hteracy rate respectively populatIOn of5,841 (24 I perceJ1[) pCI~on" lall 11161- 70,45 (16 I per cent) villages \\ nl! a J)opulclunn of fable 30 • It relates to urban al ea, Henc.e no 5,921 (244 per cent) fall 111 81-90 30 t 10 8 PCI cent) mfollllcltion IS plesented In thiS regdld

41 LAHUL & SPITI \ DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK < TABLE31: NU\1BFR AND PffiCtNTAGEOF i\IAI:"J WORKFRS, l\1ARGINAL WORKERs, AND NON-WORKERS BYSF..."X IN T£IlSILS/SUB-TFJ-ISILS, 2001 T eta! workers Name of Persons! {rv1 alll and margirial workers) Non wnrkcr:s Serial TahsiUSub- Male:;! Total t-:1 ain workers M ;trginal worKers N Limber Pcn,:cIlLllp.C numbcr tehsil Females pop1lblioll N ~llllhC'r Pc rcentage N LImber Percent age N umber Percentage 7 . 12 2 3 4 5 6 .8 9 10 11 ."16.5 1 Udaipur(5. T) Persons 9,44(, ,),155 50Ui ItW 8,9 5,994 63.5 }.~2 .1:69..1 3] 1 -Males 5.112 2.c)(> 7 58.0 151 8,8 3,418 66,9 4(1,(' Females 4 .•1,34 ~, I~X 50,5 :;~x 9.0 2.57{) 59.4 1.758 3.906 29.8 2 Lahul (f) Persons 13,099 :RJWI 67,) 3,15 2,6 9,193 70.2 Males 7A55 5.·14 F) 73.1 1·" 1.9 5587 74.9 I.R6S .2S.\ 2.038 36.1 Females 5 ..04" 3.'102 60.3 204 3.6 3.606 63.9 ·1·1.7 3 Spiti (T) . Penlons 10,679 5.206 4X.7 695 6.5 5,901 55.3 'I. 77:-1 Males 5.874 'uRi 57.6 217 3.7 3,599 61.3 2.275 3R.7 Females 1,805 I,H24 3&.0 471'1 9.9 2,302 47.9 2.503 52.1 12,1.36 J{,.5 District Total: Persons 3.3,224 11),209 .57.8 1,879 5.7 21.088 63.5 18,-1...11 11,795 6.J..O S(}9 4.4 12.604 68.3 5}B7 J 1.7 l\Ial es - Females 14,7S3 7,41-1 50,2 1,070 7.2 8.484 57.4 _- 6~299 42.6

Table 31 : .It presents tehsi Iwise Ill] mbcl: and 63.5 per cent oftota] population fall under the categOl), percentage of main workers, marginal \vor}

TA8LE.32 : NUMBER AND PERCI-Xf';\GE OF MAJN WOH.I';HtS, [VIARGINAL WORKERS AND NON·WORKERS BYSEX J:"J C. D. BLOCKS. 2001 .Total ''IIorkers ~ameof Personsl I Non workers Serial C.D< Males! Total ~1 ain workers M llrginal workers (M ain and marginal Number Percl!nlngc number block Females PopLlla1ion NLlmher Percentage !'JLlmhcr Percentage Number Perccntag:: ,< II 12 I 2 3 -l 5 I) 7 & 9 10 7,3)8 32.6 1 Lahul Persons 22,545 14.003 ' 62.1 1,184 5.3 15,1.87 67.4 2!l.3 Males 12,567 8.413 66.9 592 4.7 9,005 11.1 3562 lH.O Females 9.978 5,590 56.0 592 5.9 6,182 62.0 3.796 55.3 ·t.77R 4'l7 2 Spiti Persons 10,679 5,206 4S.7 695 6.5 5,901 Males 5.874 3382 57.6 217 3.1- 3,599 61.3 2.275 3~.7 2.503 <;2 I Females 4.805 1.f:24 3&.0 478 9.9 2.302 47.9 12,13(j 3()"~ . Pe rsons 33,22.4 19,209 57.8 1$79 5.7 21,088 6J.S District (Ru ral) 5,8}7 .31. 7 J\lalcs IX,441 1 I. 79:- 64,0 S09 4.4 12,G04 68.3 Total: 6.2lJ"1) -12 .(, Females 14,183 7,-11-1 :;O.~ [ ,1170 7.2 8,484 57.4

Table 32: It shows the number and percentage of persons (t 8,441 males and 14,783 rema Ics) ill the maill workers, marginal workers and llOl1-\vorkers by district, 19,209 or 57.8 per cent have been classified sex in C.D. blocks. Orthe lOlnl populalio1l or 33.224 as l1lain workers and another 1,879 persons or 5.7 42 ANALYTICAL NOTE per cent as margmal workers In other words 21,088 has maximum proportIOn of total workers which IS ~ i t' t n ~ (63 5 per:c~nt) per~ons of the total populatIOn ~ the 67 4 per cent Of these 62 1 per cent returned as district have been retume4 as workers and 12,136 mam workers and 5 3 per cent as margll1al workers I (365 per cent) persons as non-workers Sex-wise SPltl block has returned 55 3 per cent as total workers analysIs ofworkmg populatIon shows that among the which mcludes 48 7 per cent as mam workers and males 64 per cent are the mam workers and 4 4 ° 6 5 per cent-as margmal workers per cent are margmal workers, WhII~among the females 50 2 per cent are malO workers and 7 2 per Table 33 : It relates to urban agglomerations! cent are margmal workers A look at the C D towns Smce the dlstnct IS totally a rural area hence blockwlse of workmg populatIOn shows that Lahul there IS no mformatlon In thiS regard TABLE 34' DISTRIBUTION OF WORKERS BY.. SEX IN FOUR CATEGORIES OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY IN TEHSILS/SUB-TEHSILS, 2001 Category of workers Persons/ Total number of Household Sen!ll Name of Malesl Total workers (Mam + Agricultural Industry Other number TehsiI7SUb-tehsIi Females PopulatIon Margmal) eu Itt vators Labourers workers worker~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 UdaIpur (8 T) Persons 9,446 5,994 3,973 41 32 1,948 (635) (663) (07) (0 5) (32 5) Males 5,112 3,418 1,692 20 19 1,687 (669) (495) (06) (06) (494) Females 4,334 2576 2,281 21 13 261 (594) (885) (08) (05) (10 I) 2 Lahul(n Persons 13,099 9,193 4,930 149 20 4,094 (702) (536) (I 6) (02) (445) Males 7,455 5,587 2,055 116 8 3,408 (749) (368) (2 I) (0 I) (61 0) Females 5,644 3,606 2,875 33 12 686 ...., (639) (79..I)... (09) (03) (190) 3 SPltl (T) Persons 10,679 5,901 2,257 149 84 3411 (553) (382) (25) (I 4) (578) Males 5,874 3,5~ 1,004 35 22 2,538 (61 3) (279) (I 0) (06) (705) Females 4,805 2,302 1,253 114 62 873 (479) (544) (5 0) (27) (379) DIstrIct Total Persons 33,224 21,088 11,160 339 136 9,453 (635) (529) (1 6) (06) (448) Males 18,441 12,604 4,751 171 49 7,633 (683) (377) (1 4) (04) (606) Females 14,783 8,484 6,409 168 87 1,820 .....,. r (574) (755) (2 0) ( 1 0) (215) Note Per cent of Worker to total worker are given In bracket~

Table 34 : It presents t~hsllwlse dlstnbutIOn of 606 per cent of the total workers have been claSSified workers by sex m four categorIes of economic as other workers Among the females 75 5 per cent actlVlty Out of21r088 total wOlkers (635 per cent) have been claSSified as wltlvators 2 0 per cent as m the dlstnct,,, 11,160 t (52 9 per cent) hav\been agncultural labourers, 1 0 per cent as household claSSIfied a's cultIvators, 339 (1 6 per cent) as mdustry workers and remammg 21 5 per cent as other agnculturallabourers, 136 (06 per cent) as household workers mdustry workers and rest of the 9,453 (44 8 per cent) :. Tehsllwlse figures shows that Udaipur sub-tehsll persons have been classified as other workers has the hJ.West percentage of cultivators I e 663 T Sex-wise figures of workmg population for the per cent followed by Lahul tehsll With 53 6 pel dlstnct reveals that among the males 377 per cent cent and SPltl tehsll WIth 38 2 per cent, wherea'> are cultivators, 1 4 per cent are agnculturallabourersl SPIt! tehsll has the highest pel centagc' of o 4 per cent are engaged m household mdustry and agrIcultural labourers I C 2 5 PCI ccn! In

43 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI companson to Lahul with 1 6 per cent followed by engaged In the activities of household Industry Ac:, Udaipur with 0 7 per cent as agnculturallabourers far as other workers are concerned, SPltl has thc In the category 'Of household Industry, Spit! has 1 4 maximum 57 8 per cent followed by Lahul with per cent followed by Udaipur with 0 5 per cent 445 per cent and Udaipur sub-tehsd wIth 32 5 pel and Lahul with only 0 2 per cent of Its total workers cent

TABLE 35 • DISTRIBUTION OF WORKERS BY SEX IN FOUR CATEGORIES OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY IN C D. BLOCKS, 2001 \ Categorl: 01 workel \ Name of Persons! Total number of Household Senal CD Males! Total workers (Mam + Agncultural Industry Other number block Females EOEulatlOn Margmal) Cultivators Labourers workers worker~ I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I - Lahul Persons 22,545 _ 15,187 8,903- 190 52 6042 (674) (586) (I 3) (03) (19 S) Males 12,567 9,005 3,747 136 27 5095 (71 7) (41 6) (I 5) (03) (566) Females 9,978 6,182 5,156 54 25 947 (620) (834) (09) (04) (153) 2 SPltl Persons 10679 5901 2257 149 84 3411 (553) (382) (2 5) (14) (578) Males 5,874 3,599 1,004 35 22 2538 (61 3) (279) (10) (06) (7() )) Females 4,805 2,302 1,253 114 62 871 (479) (544) :50) (2 7) (37 ()) --- District (Rural) Total Persons 33,224 21,088 11,160 339 136 9,453

(635) (529) ~1 6) (0 6) (448) Males 18,441 '12,604 4,751 171 49 7,633 (683) (377) (I 4) (04) (606) Females 14,783 8,484' 6,409 168 87 1,820 (574) (755) (20) (1 0) (215)

Note Per cent of Worker to total worker are given Inorackets

Table 35 : It reflects C D blockwlse dlstnbuhon of of agricultural labourers out of 339 agncultlll al workers by sex 111 four categories of economic labourers 111 the dls_tnct, 190 (J 3 PCI cent) PCI ~OJ1~ activity Out of 15,187 total workers 111 Lahul block, have been recorded 111 Lahul and 149 (2 5 PCI eLnt) cultivators constitute 58 6 per cent and agncultural 111 SPltl block Household lIldustry has d small nUlllbcl laoourers form only 1 3 per cent of the total workers of 136 workers 111 the dlstnct of which 52 (0 J PCI Household mdustry claims 0 3 per cent while the cent) have been registered III Lahul block and 84 (I 4 proportion of other workers IS 39 8 per cent of the per cent) 111 Spltl C 0 block total workers of the block The strength of total As far as other workers are concerned thel C ,II C workers In SpltI IS 5,90 I persons Of thiS cultivators 9,453 persons engaged 111 thiS category In the dlStllct and agnculturallabourers together constitute 40 7 per of which 6,042 (398 per cent) persons ale employed cent and household mdustnes employ 1 4 per cent 111 Lahul and 3,411 (578 per cent) III Spit! community while other workers form 578 per cent development block

Of the total 11,160 cultivators 111 the dlstnct, 8,903 Table 36 : It relates to urban agglomerations/towns (586 per cent) persons have been recorded In Lahul Smce the district has no urban area hence the and 2,257 (38 2 per cent) m SpltI block In the category mformatIOn IS nil 111 th IS regal d 44 ANALYTICAL NOTE

Brief analysIs of the Village Directory data

TABLE 37 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO AVAILABILITY OF DIFFEREN I AMENITIES, 2001 T}EC 01 dmenltv available Number of Improved Transport Agricultural '>crlal Name of inhabited drlnkll1g Post Tele- communl- Credit Approdch h\ POll 1I number CD block Villages Education Medical water' Office # ehone cations $ Banks "U~letle, puce" loao 'Uf1I~I: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 " 12 13 Lahl 192 175 46 181 36 29 118 ~8 172 r. (1000) (91 I) (240) (943) (188) (15 I) (615) (26) (05) (302) (896)

SPI 95 72 19 85 17 17 49 ) 29 ]X

~100 0) (758) (200) (89's) (179) (179) (51 6) (53) (I I) (305) (82 I)

2':;0 District Total 287 247 65 266 53 46 167 10 2 1i7 (100 o~ (86 q (226) (927) (185) ___ill_QL (582) ~ (07) (303) (87 I) Note Percentages are gwen In brackets

Based on the Improved dnnklng water source dnnkmg water supply has been classified as_lmproved or otherWise If the hOll,;c..hold h l~ ,'1(... (..(."'" to <.111111..111 water supplied from a tap or a hand pump/tube well situated Within or outside the premises It IS considered 1S havlIIg accc" 10 Impro\ul dllllk1l1b \\ JILl source However the concept of Improved drinking water IS state specific and tillS IS 10 be considered 1ccordlngl\ Post office mcludes Post office telegraph office and Post and telegraph office Transport commUlllcatlOn mcludes bus service rail faCility and navigable waternays

TABLE 38 NUMBER AND PERCENTAGE OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED BY DIFFERENl AMENIT'IES. 2001 Total T}pe of amen ltv mailable population of Improved Transport !\grlUlltlita Serial Name 01 inhabited drmklng Post Tele communl- I Credit Approach h, I'O\\U number C D block Villages Education Medical water' Office # ehone ~allons $ 13anf..s :-'OCICtIC, pucc'! road 'lIppl\ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 I, Lahul 22545 22,414 7,791 21,187 3 104 3444 13,692 I 073 37" ~ , h 21 ,()2

(1000) (994) (346) (940) (138) (153) (607) (48) (02) (,7 (I) (9.j ))

r 2 SPltl 10,679 10,557 2,872 9,695 2369 1960 5 143 916 4 3 I ~6 l) 322 (1000) (989) (269) (908) (222) (184) (482) (86) (00) (296) (g73)

District Total 33,224 32,971 10,663 '30,882 5,473 5,404 18,835 1.989 41 11,501 30,624

(1000) (992) (32 I) (930) (165) (163) (567) (60) (01) (346) (92 2)

Note Percentages are gIVen m brackets Based on the Improved dnnkmg water source dnnkmg water supply has been classltled as hnpro\ed or othel wise If the household has acce" 10 drmkmg water supplied from a tap or a hand pump/ tube well situated wlthm or outSide the premIses It IS considered" haVIng lcce" 10 IIl1PIO,cd dnnkmg water source' However the concept_o[ Improved dnnkmg water IS state speclfu:._and thiS IS to be conSidered accOrdmbl) # Post office mcludes Post office telegraph office and Post and telegraph office Transport commulllcation mcludes bus service rat! faCility and naJrgable waterways

Table 37 and 38 . It deals WIth C 0 blockwlse of one type or the other In the vIllage Itself 1 hc dlstnbutlOn of vIllages accordIng to avaIlabIlIty of locatIon of medical Institution" of one type 01 the different amemtles and number and percentage of othel have been reported flom 65 village') covcllng rural population served by these amenities a rural populatIon of 10663 person'> In tel Ill" oj respectively percentage 22 6 pel ce;lt of the vIllages covellng According to 2001 Census Lahul & Spltl 32 1 pel cent of lLllal populatIon have d medical dlstnct has 287 inhabited vIllages With a population factilty 111 the Village Itself 266 (92 7 pel Lenl) of of33 224 persons of which 247 vIllages constltutmg the vIllages consIsting of 30,882 (93 0 pel lcnt) 86 I per cent of the total vIllages havmg a persons have been benefIted by ImplOved dnnklllg population of32,971 (992 per cent) personsroftotal water facIltty 53 vIllage constltutmg 18 5 per cen.t rural populatIOn are served With educatIOnal faCIlIty of the total vIllages WIth a population of 5,473 01

45 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

16 5 per cent havIng a post office facIlity On the the Villages by pucca road As far as bank facility other hand 46 (16 0 per cent) of the villages IS concerned 10 (3 5 per cent) of the village,> with consistIng a populatIOn of 5,404 (I6 3 per cent) a populatIOn of 1,989 (6 0 per cent) persons hdvl d persons are enJoYIng telephone facIlity As regards banking services wlthm the Villages whereas 2 (0 7 transport and communicatIOns 167 or 58 2 per cent per cent) of the vIllages having a population of 41 of villages with a populatIOn of 18,835 or 56 7 per or 0 I per cent of persons have a facility of cent of the total.persons of the distrIct have a facIlity agrIcultural credit societies 250 (87 1 per cent) of of transport commUnications though only 87 (30 3 the 287 mhablted Villages coverlllg a population of per cent) of the villages comprIsmg a populatIOn of 30,624 (92 2 per cent) persons have been prOVided 11,501 or 34 6 per cent persons have a approach to ... with electrIcity facIlIties

TABLE 39 : DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAG:E~S NOT HAVING CERTAIN AMENITIES, ARRANGED BY - DISTANCE RANGES FROM THE PLACES WHERE THESE ARE AV A~LABLE, 2001

Distance range ofElace from the Villages where the amenlt~ IS avatlable Village not havmg the amem~ of Less than 5 kilometres 5-10 kilometres 10+ ktlometres Total (Col 2 =jL 1 2 3 4 5 Education - (a) Pnmary School 91 6 98 (b) Middle School 144 68 18 230 (c) Degree College 2 6 278 286

2 Medical - (a) Hospital 16 14 256 286 (b) PHC 116 39 123 278

3 Post Office 175 41 18 234

4 Telephone 71 44 126 241

5 Bus Service 65 23 32 120

6 Banks - (a) Commerc,lal Bank 68 50 161 279 (b) Coopemtlve Bank 30 29 223 282

7 Agncultuml Credit Societies 16 17 252 285

I Table 39 : It shows the dlstnbutlOD of VIllages for 68 vIllages thIS facIlIty IS avaIlable Within 5-10 not havmg certam amenitIes arranged by dIstance kms and for remamlng 18 Villages middle school ranges from the places where these are available facIlIty IS available at a distance range of more than Out of 287 II1hablted VIllages 10 the dIstriCt, primary 10 kms As far as the facIlity of degree college IS school facIlIty IS not avaIlable 10 98 VIllages Of these concerned, there are 286 Villages where no degree VIllages, 111 respect of91 Villages primary school facIlity college IS available For 2 Villages thiS facIlity I'> IS avaIlable WIthin a dIstance ofless than 5 kms whIle avaIlable wlthm 5 kms distance, for 6 the facility IS the II1habltants of 6 VIllages have to cover the distance avaIlable with III 5-10 kms and for the major chunk between 5-10 kms On Iy for one VIllage the primary of278 Villages degree college facIlity IS available III school facilIty IS avaIlable 10 the distance range of 10+ kms dIstance range So far medical facIlities are 10+ kms There are 230 VIllages 111 dlstnct whIch have concerned there are 286 Villages where no hospital no mIddle school facility Of whIch 144 VIllages have IS available For 16 Villages hospital faCIlity IS available thiS facIlIty Within distance of less than 5 kms range, III less than 5 km~, for 14 Villages thiS faCIlity IS 46 ANALYTICAL NOTE

available wlthm 5-10 kms and for remamIng 256 move WithIn a distance of less then 5 kms from villages hospital faCIlIty IS available In the distance their respective Villages For 44 Villages thiS faCility range of more than 10+ kms As far as PHC faC,!_iIty IS available wlthtn 5-10 kms and the tnhabltants of IS concerned It IS not available to 278 Villages For 126 Villages have to go more than 10+ kms to avail 116 Villages PHC IS available wlthm less then 5 kms telephone faci hty distance range In respect of39 Villages It IS available 120 vIllages have no bus facility TIllS facll Ity IS with 5-10 kms range and for 123 Villages PHC faCIlity available tCL65 villages at the distance of les'> llMIl 5 IS available m 10+ kms distance range- kms, 23 Villages have thiS facility wlthll1 5-10 h.1ll~ Post offices are not avaIlable to 234 Villages of and 32 Villages tn the distance range of 10+ killS which 175 get thiS facIlity m less than 5 kms 41 wlthm 5-10 kms and for 18 Villages Post offices are As far banktng faCIlIty IS concerned, 279 villages avatlable tn more than 10+ kms distance range have no commercial and 282 have no co-operatlvc Slmtiarly 241 vtllages have no telephone faCIlIty To bank Similarly 285 Villages have no agricultural credit get thiS faCIlity the inhabitants of 71 Villages have to societies wlthll1 their terrItory

TABLE 40 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST STATUTORY TOWN AND AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES, 2001 Distance range Number of ______T:..&y .... p-"-e..;;_of'-'a=m.;;_:ec..;.n""'ltY,_a;;;:._v--'-'a.:..;_i1a:.;.,:b;_;;_le=-- ______from the nearest mhablted Transport Approach statutoI)' town Villages m Post Tele- communI- AgrIcultural by pucca ...:(~m_kl_Io_m_e_tr_es-'-)_e_a_ch_ran_g",-e__:E::...;~ d;;_;;;u""ca::..:.tJ:..:::o:..:_n __;M,,-=-ed::...;l..:..:ca:.;_l_c_;:Oc.o.ffi_lc,-,-e __#_-,p;_h_on..:.;e;___:_cac..;.t;_:;lOc..;.ns,,-,$::.___' _;:B--,-,a_nk_os_-,-Cr.ed I( SOCietIes road I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 less than 5 \ - \.

5 -15

16 - 50

51+ 287 247 65 53 46 167 10 2 R7 (1000) (86 I) (226) (185) (160) (582) (35) (07) (303)

Unspecified

-~ -- District total 287 247 65 53 46 167 10 2 87 (1000) (861) (226) (185) (160) (582) (35) (07) (303) ----- # Post office mcludes Post office, Telegraph office and Post and telegraph office $ Transport communication Includes bus service, rail faclhty and naVigable waterways

Table 40 : It deals With the distrIbutIOn of vIllages Of these 247 (86 I per cent) have the educational \. - accordIng to the distance from the nearest faCIlity, 65 (22 6 per cent) have med Ical, 53 (18 5 statutory town and avaIlabIlity of different per cent) Post office, 46 (16 0 per cent) telephone, ,amenities SInce Lahul & Spltl IS entirely a rural 167 (58 2 per cent) have the transport and dIstrIct hence the nearest town for the distrIct IS commulllcfttfon facility, 10 (3 5 per cent) have ~ either Manalt or Rampur which are situated In banks, 2 (0 7 per cent) have agricultural credit the distance range of 51 + kms All the 287 SOCieties and 87 (30 3 per cent) villages ale lI1hablted Villages of the district fall In thiS range approachable by purcca road 47 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI TABLE' 41. DISTRIBUTION OF VILL~ES ACCORDING TO POPULAlION RANGE AND AMENITIES AVAILABLE, 2001 Number of mhablted T:i2e of amenlt:i available villages Improved TranspQrt Agncultural Approach Population m each drmkmg Post Tele- communl- Credit by Pucca Po\\CI ran~e range EducatIon Medical water· Office # 2hone cations $ Banks Societies lOad SU221:i I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 1-499 277 237 59 257 51 44 162 9 2 82 240 (1000) (856) (21 3) (928) (184) (159) (585) (3 2) (07) (296) (g(, 6)

500-999 8 8 4 7 2 I 4 I 'j X (1000) (1000) (500) (875) (250) (12 5) (500) (125) (00) (500) (1000)

1 000-1,999 2 2 2 2 1 1 I :2 (1000) (1000) (1000) (1000) (00) (500) (500) (0 0) (00) (500) (I DO 0)

2,000-4,999

5,000-9,999

10,000+ \ -

DistrIct 287 247 65 266 53 46 167 10 2 87 250 total (100 0) (861) (226) (927) (185) (160) (582) (35) (0 7) (303) (87 I) # Post office mcludes Post office, Telegraph office and Post and telegraph office $ Transport commUOlcatI.on mcludes bus service, rail facIlity and naVigable waterways • Based on the Improved dnnkmg water source;-dnnkmg water supply has been classified as Improved' or othcnvlse If the hOll,ehold has access to drmkmg water supplJed from a tap or a hand pump/tube well situated Within or outside the premises It IS LOIl~ldcrLd ,1\ haVing access to Improved dnnkmg water source' However,the concept of Improved drlnJ..mg water IS state specllic Hilt! tim II tn III conSidered accordingly Table 41 : It gIves the dlstnbutlon of vIllages accordmg these 8 (1000 per cent) have educatIon facility 4 to populatIOn range and amenIties avaIlable Out of (500 percent) villages have medical fdclltty, 7 (875 the total 287 mhablted VIllages, 277 VIllages fall 111 per cent) VIllages fallmg m thiS range have IInproved populatIOn range of 499 or less Of these 237 (85 6 drlnkmg water faCIlIty, 2 (25 0 per cent) vIllages have per cent) Villages have the educational faclhty, 59 (21 3 Post office, 1 (12 5 per cent) vIllage each of them per cent) VIllages have medical faclhty, 257 (92 8 per has telephone and banks, 4(500 per cent) vIllages cent) vIllages With Improved dnnkmg water faCIlity, have transport commUnIcatIOns and approach by 51 (184 per cent) have Post office faCIlIty, 44 (15 9 pucca road, and all the 8 vIllages have cent per cent per cent) VIllages have telephone facJlltlY, 162 (58 5 power supply faCIlIty Rest of the 2 inhabited villages per cent) VIllages have transport commun!catlOns fall m the populatIon range of 1,000-1,999 and cent faclitty, 9 (3 2 per cent) have banks, 2(0 7 per cent) percent of the Villages have education, medical, has agncultural credit SOCIety, 82 (29 6 per~ent) Improved drmklng water and power supply facIlIties, Villages have a approach by pucca road and 240 (86 6 1(500 per cent) vIllage each of them has telephone, per cent) Villages have power supply faCIlity 8 Villages transport commUnICatIons, and approach by pUCCd are covered by the populatIOn range of 500-999 Of road faCIlIties

TABLE 42: DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO LAND USE. 2001

Number of Total area Percentage of cultivable Percentage of Irrigated drLd Serial number Name of C D block mhablted villages {In hectares ~ area to total area to total cultivable area I 2 3 4 5 6 Lahul 192 11,590 266 764 2 SPltl 95 23069 47 877 DIstrIct Total 287 34,659 12 794 l\ote Cultivable area - lITIgated area + unlrngated Hrca 48 ANALYTICAL NOTE

Table 42 It presents C D blockwlse dlstnbutlon of of the total area 79 --I PCI ccnt of thL IOldl lultl\dhk villages accordlllg to land use It gives details of mea of the dlstnct hc:ls becn plovldcd with 1IIIgdlltlii available cultivable area Cultivable area Includes facilities 877 pel cent alea In the Spltl blod. clild 11 t Igated as well as un-Irrlgatcd area There are 287 764 per cent In Lahul bloch. I!> IIl1galcd Inhabited vlllagc') 111 the district havlIlg total area of 34 659 hectares Cu Itlvable area constitutes 12 per Table 43 to 47 rhese tables lelate to urbdn ,lIca cent of the total area Lahul block has 266 per cent As stated earlier, this d Istnct IS elltlrely lUI d I A., ')ueh whereas SPltl block has 4 7 per cent cultivable area these tables are not given and anal) ')ccl

Brief analysIs of the data on houses and household amemtaes, Househstmg OperatIOns, Cen'Sus of India, 2001 .. TABLE 48 HOUSEHOLDS BY TENURE STATUS AND NUMBER OF ROOMS OCClJPlfn IN IIII' DISTRICT, 2001 Number of hou,ehold, I enure Number of dwelling 10lul '>ehLduled CU,IL" _'i:.:__la_:_;lu:.:...'i ____.:....ro:_:0:..:.cm:..:.c'i:.______:T:._:o:_::ta::.:I __R:_:_u::;r-=a.:._1 _..:::U_:_:rb:.:a::_:n __---'r:._:o:_::ta::_:_I _ _:_:R:::_:urc::d;:__I _ __:_lJ:_:_l::_:b,::.:_lIl:._ __.:...:1,::..:)1:.::,11 RUldl I 'Ih III 2 3 4 5 6 7 X 9 10 II , 0\\ ned No c,\clu<;Jve room 44 44 5 ., I 14 One room 7R9 789 57 57 ·110

I \\0 rooms 850 R50 119 119 6R I I hree rooms 776 776 lOS 105 65<) 2 I'll 2 711 202 202 2513 2513 Median numbcr 01 room, 4 4 3 3

Rented No c'\clu'ilvC rool11 45 45 7 7 16 I () One room 2697 2697 204 204 997 ')<)7 T\\o rooms 399 399 36 36 IS9 IX9 Three rooms 73 73 ""- 3 3 31 3+ rooms 73 73 7 7 14 Median number of rooms

OlhLr, No e)\cluslve room 22 22 I

One room 512 512 33 33 ~') ~') Two rooms 85 85 4 4 Three rooms 38 38 3 3 21 J'- ,

3+ rooms 21 21 I~ I) Median numbtl 01 room, 2 2 District total 9,155 9.155 786 786 5,717 5,717

l .. ble 48 It presents number of households by 5.190 (56 7 pel cent) households IIvc In thCl1 owned tenure status and number of rooms occupied by houses and the largest nUl11bel I e 2 73 I of thl them at the district level The total number of househo Ids have I eported as occupy Il1g 11101 e th,1I1 households In the district stands at 9 155 out of 3 rooms followed by 850 household<; ou.. lIpyll1g two which 786 belong to Scheduled Castes and 5 717 rooms, 789 households olle 100111 dlHI 776 to Scheduled Tribes All these households relate to households occupylllg three rool11<; each 1 hel c ,II C rural area as thts dIstrIct has no urban place In all 44 households 111 the dl<;tllct who do not hdvl ""- 49 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI e,\cluslve room for IIvmg Over all, medIan number 45 households have no e\.clU5lve room with them In of rooms come to 4 In the dlstnct thIS category the median number of room'> come (0 As regards the households IIvmg m rented houses, one only Out of 678 (7 4 per cent) household" whICh the number of such households comes 3,287 (360 fall under the category of other s, 512 household5 have per cent) households III the dlstnct Of these, 2,697 one room follovved by 85 wrth twa 100rll5 3 R \\ rlh have a dwellll1g untt of one room followed by 399 three rooms_and 21 hou<;eholds wrth Illor(. than 3 households with two rooms, 73 households have three rooms accommodatIon 22 household, 31 e ,uch \\'111(.11 rooms accommodation and equal number of do not have any e,\clllslVC 100111 \\ Ith (helll l\1cdldl1 households have more than three rooms where as number of looms comL to one 0111)

Tt\BLE.l9 PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOU"IFHOLDS LIVING IN PERMANI N I, 'II< 1\11 PERMANEI'oT AI'oO TEMPORARY HOUSES, 200! I utal RUI,ll [ 'lh,1Il 1)"1 III I "eml- "~ml- '-LillI- '-lrldl 1chsll/5ub- PCI mao' penna- I ~mp()- I'ennd- pelllld- I UllPll- !'Lillld- p~lllld- I LlllpO- Illllllhcr teh,d nent nent ra" nent nt-nt l<1r\ \lLllt nUll I

Permanent I Permanent houses refers to those houses whose wdll & roots arc madl ot pULca m,lterlals I L "here burnt brick, ~G I Sheets or other metal sheets,slone cement concrete IS used for \\all and ttle~ ~Iatl shingle corrugdtcci lroll Ililc or other metal sheets asbestos sheets bncl..s !tme and stone and BCI RCC LOncreate are u~~d tor rool '>Ulli permanent 2 'Semi-permanent houses refer-to those houses made of other t}pe> ot materldl~

J~lllroraf\ 3 Temporary hOllses reters to those hou,es haVIng wall and roots made ot J-..lIl~hd IlldILlI,d, I e \I hue ur '" Ie 1\ l' roads, bamboo Illud unhllrnt bnch.s are u<;ed for the con,trucllon ot \\.111, and gra .... Icd\l' Ilul, h,lI11h'Hl II dicit 1I\(1l1 unburnt bnch.s \\ood ltc are used for root,

Table 49 It depict'> the pelcentage dlstnbutlon of At tchstl/sub-teh"illc \ li UddlPUI "lIb-teh"'l I \\ 1111 1:-\ I hOll<;eholds lJvll1g In permanent, semi permanent and per cent Ldhul tehstl 369 pel cellt

TABLE 50 PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLDS HAVING IMPROVEO DRINKING WA I rR SOURCE, ELECTRICITY, BATHROOM, TOILET AND DRAINAGI I ACILIl Y, 20(!.!_ _ Number and perccnta!le ot hou~J_-t.old, h_dVlll~ Totall Improved Senal Teh>II!Sub- Rural! Number Of dnnktng Ilumber tehstl Urban households water* Electnclty Bathroom 100kl L)I.!I1I~~~ I 2 3 4 5 6 7 X ') - - Udaipur (" n Total 2225 2161 (97 I) 1 948 (87 6) 712 (32 9) 171 (~2 (,) 71X ("12,) Rural 2225 :2 161 (97 I) I 9--1X (X7 6) 7,2(,29) 171 (~2 h) 71 X (1:::' 11 Urban 50 ANALYTICAL NOTE

Number and perccnlagt- of hou,dlOlch h,1\ /IlL Totall Improved Senal TehsillSub- Rural! Number of drlnkmg number tehsll Urban households water' I:leetI IClty Bathroom r oilet 1)0~_ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 () 2 Lahul (T) Total 3,693 3,377 (91 4) 3 072 (83 2) 1,314(356) 1832(496) I 983 (53 7) Rural 3693 3,377 (91 4) 3,072 (83 2) 1,314 (356) I 832 (49 6) I 983 (517) Urban \ 3 Spltl (T) Total 3,237 2,801 (865) 2,899 (89 6) 771 (23 8) 2,422 (74 8) 2,370 (732) Rural 3,237 2,801 (865) 2,899 (89 6) 771(238) 2422 (74 8) 2370 (73 2) Urban DIstrict total Total 9,155 8,339 (91 1) • 7919 (86 5) 2817(308) 5425(593) 5071 (55 I) Rural 9,155 8,339 (91 1) , 7919(865) 2817(308) 5425(593) 5071(.5Sl) Urban I)a ta sou rce Census of IndIa 200 I H- senes Tables on Houses Household amenities and Assets

• Based on the Improved dnnklng water source, drmklng wdter supply has been classified as lmprovcd 01 othLlII"C II thl household has access to dnnkmg water supplied from a tap or a hand pumpltube "ell ,Iluated with III or outlldc thl plLIlml' I( IS considered a, havmg access (0 Improved dnnkmg water ,ource Ho\\ever the concept ot Improved drlllklllg \I,llcl 15 stale specific ilnd thiS II to he conlldered acwrdmglv Perccntagl IS gnLn In nrachet, alter the numner III hOllleholdl 101let means tOilet wltllin the house Drainage means cloled and open dralll,JIlL

Table 50 It deals With pel centage of households sub-tehstl, 3,072 (83 2 per cent) In Ldhul tch~" dlld haVIng Improved dflnkmg water source, electflclty, 2,899 (89 6 per cent) households 111 SPltl tehsd have bathroom, toIlet and dramage facIlity The total electrICity facIlity Households which have batl.roolll number of households stands at 9,155 In the dlstnct facJllty, 732 (32 9 per cent) belong to UdaIpur ,>ub Of this total, 8,339 (91 I per cent) household~ have tehstl 1314 (356 per cent) fall In Lahul tehstl and Improved dnnkll1g water faCIlity, 7,919 (S6 5 per 771 {23 8 per cent) fall JJ1 SPltl tehsll of the district cent) have electnclty, 2,817 (10 8 per cent) have whereas I, 171 (52 6 per cent) households In the faCIlity of bathroom. 5,425 (59 3 per cent),have UdaIpur sub-tehsIl, 1,832 (49 6 per cent) In Lahul toilet faclltty and 5,071 (554 per cent) households and 2,422 (74 8 per cent) households 111 Spltl teh',,1 have the faCility of dramage Tehstlwlse In Udaipur have a tOilet faclhty So far dra\l1agc fdClllty IS sub-tehsil 2,161 (97 1 per cent), 111 Lahul tehsil concerned, It IS avaIlable to 718 (32 ') PCI cent) 3,377 (91 4 per cent) and 111 Spltl tehsd 2,801 (86 5 households.. 111 UddlPUI sub-tehs" I 9)), (5::; 7 pll per cent) households have 11nproved drinking water cent) households In Lahul teh"tl and 2 170 (7j 2 facility 1,948 (876 per cent) households In Udaipur per cent) 111 SPit! tehstl

TABLE 51 NUMBER AND PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPF OF FUEL USFD FOR COOKING, 2001 Totall rotal Coall '>erIal TehslliSub Rural/ house- Crop (owdung Electn- Lignite Cookmg gas f'"o ~n~lIm~he~r __t~e~hs~i1 __~U~rb~an~~h~o~ld~s~F~lr~e~w~D~od~~re~S~ld~lIe~_~l~ak~e~~c7It)L_~(l~h=ar~co~a~I) __ (~L~P~G~) __~B~I~0-xg~a'~~~~:l~r07,"~n~" __ Other~~okl~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 11 14 7 ·-~--:-:-ll-'-da':::'lp-lI-r-T:-o':::'ta-:-I ----:2--:2~2-,-5--I -'-, 6-:-:7=-'(::"70:-4-:-)---:5~(:'_0 "'"'2 )----,-1 :""(0:-:-:"1 )----"------:-1 -'o( 0:-1:-:-)----::c 2 8-':fi~(-:-:12:-8-:c-:)-:-1-::-21:-'(~5--:4.,--)---=2 35-:-7:(I-::O-::fi:'"") ___;_ () (0 4 ) (51) Rural 2,225 I '67 (704) , (02) I (0 J) I (0 I) 286 (12 8) 121 (54) 235 (10 6) I) (0 4) Urban 2 lahul (T) Total 3,693 1 909 (51 7) I j (- 3) l,fO 0) I 003(272) I (0 ()) 749 (2() J) Rural 3,6931909(517) 13(03) 1(00) 1003 (27 2) 1(00) 749 (2(11) Urban 3 SPIll (T) Total 3,237 I 303 (40 3) 9(03) 2£)9(83) 1(00) 1,123(347) 1(00) 499 (15 I) 31 (I 0) 1 (00) Rural 3,237 1,303 (403) 9 (0 3) ~69 (8 3) I (00) I 123 (34 7) I (0 0) 499(154)31(10) 1(00) Urban -, Dlstnct Total Total 9,155 4,779 (52 2) 27 (0 3) 270 (3 0) 1 (00) 2 (00) 2,412 (26 4) 123 (13) 1,483 (Iii 2) 31 (03) 27 (I) 3) (Percentage ID Rural 9,155 4,779 (52 2) 27(03) 270 (3 0) 1 (00) 2 \0 0) 2,412 (21i 4) 123 (13) 1,483 (Iii 2) 31 (03) 27 «(13) brackets) ~ ______:- Urban Oat.! ~ource Censu~ of India 200 I H- selle~ "Tables on Houses HOU<;1I101d amefntles and Assets 51 \ DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Table 51: It reveals number and percentage of dung cake, 123 (1 3 per cent) use blO-gas, 27 (0 3 households by type of fuel used for cookIng Out of per cent) households use crop reSidue, 2 (0 0 per cent) 9,155 households m the district, majorIty of 4, 779 (52 2 use coal/lIgmte (charcoal), only I (00 pel cent) per cent) households use fire wood as fuel for cooking household-use electnclty where as 31 (0 3 pel cent) and IS followed by cookmg gas (LPG) claimIng 2,4 I 2 households use other type of fuel for cookll1g pLlI pose (26 4 per cent) households 1,483 (16 2 per cent) There are 27 (0 3 per cent) households III the dlc;tllct households use kerosene, 270 (3 0 per cent) use cow who have reported as not cookll1g

TABLE 52 NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS AVAILING BANKING SERVICES AND NUMBER 01 HOUSEHOLDS HAVING EACH OF THE SPECIFIED ASSn, 2001

Total Availability of hou~ehold a,>~eb number of -- -- Total house-holds Scooter Total/ number avallmg Radlo/ Motor None 01 tht.. Senal Tehsll/Sub- Rural! of house- bankmg Tran- Tele- Tele- Cycle, Car, Jeep speCified number tehsil Urban holds sen Ices sistor VISIOn Qhone Blc~cle MOQed Van asset~ 2 3 4 5 ,6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Udaipur (S T) Total 2,225 1,575 1,601 901 68 16 44 18 503 Rural 2,225 1,575 1601 901 68 16 44 18 503 Urban 2 Lahul (T) Total 3,693 2,714 2,638 1,793 674 42 177 50 821 Rural 3,693 2,714 2,638 1,793 674 42 177 50 821 Urban 3 Spltl (T) Total 3,237 1,926 2,211 956 406 56 31 76 926 Rural 3,237 1,926 2,211 956 406 56 31 76 926 Urban District Total 9,155 6,215 6,450 3,650 1,148 114 252 144 2,250 Rural 9,155 6,215 6,450 3,650 1,148 114 252 144 2,250 Urban Data source Census 01 India 2001 H- senes 'Tables on Houses, Household amemtles and A~<;ets ' Table It shows number of households availing 52: (VIII) Major SOCial and Cultural events, banking servIces and number of households haVing natural and admml~tratlve developments and each of the speCIfied assets like radIO/tranSIstor, slgmficant actlvlhe" durmg the decade teleVISIon, telephone, bIcycle, two wheeler and four , The district has wItnessed the slgnlflcdnt wheeler etc Out of the 9,155 hou:..eholds m the distrIct developments dUrIng the decade All the revenue 6,2 J5 households have been avaIlmg bankmg servIces Villages of the d Istnct have been electllfied L1pto the So far as the avallabIhty of assets IS concerned, 6,450 I?ld nmtees Thlrot Hydro Power House was households possess radIO/tranSIstor, 3,650 households commissioned at Thlrot With three L1ll1ts havmg a have televIsIOn set, 1,148 households have telephone, generatIOn capacity of 1 5 MW each and a sum of 252 households have scooter, motor cycle or moped, Rs 37 crores was mvested on the construe-tlOn of 144 households have car, Jeep or van Bemg a \ thIS project on the Thlrot Nallah 1 he district mountam terram the use of bIcycle IS very limited heatquarters has been linked to rest of the e-oLlntlY Bicycle IS bemg used by 114 households only 2,250 and outSIde world WIth earth satehte dnd all the teh~rl households m the district do not have any of the above headquarters have been lInked With the micro station speCified assets TelevlSlon IS used-by largest of brtdgmg1he gap between thiS Interior and tribal alCd number of households m Lahul (1,793) and the lowest Micro earth statIons were commIssIoned at SISSll, , IS m Udaipur sub-tehsIl(90 1) whIle In SPltl their Ghosal, Gondhla, Shansha and Udaipur and benefitted strength comes to 956 households SimIlarly number the people WIth phone facilIties To 1educe the of households USIng telephone IS highest 111 Lahul (674) pressure on the forest, LPG services has stat ted dt and lowest IS recorded In UdaJpur(68) The households tehstl headquarters and other Important places a'i well Il1 Lahul tehsli are better 111 terms of possessIOn of as lI1troduced the non conventional methods of assets as compared to Udaipur and Spltl tehstl energies lIke blOgas plant<;, solar cookers etc undel 52 ANALYTICAL NOTE

I R 0 P projects A degree college was opened at m the month of June, 2000 and announced to construct Kukumsen near UdaIpur m 1995 There IS a proposal a tunnel under Rohtang Pass whIch remams clo<;ed for mIcro filmmg of musavles and other Important due to heavy snowfalls for eIght months In a year revenue records under the fund receIved for Ahmeda Nagar expenment and also for mstallmg recorder cum The decade also left soar and tearful memorte<; _prmter for glvmg copIes of the land records to the m the mmd of people as It wItnessed worst and publtc whIch wIll Improve the mamtenance of revenue gloomy occurance of natural calamities m the dlstnct records and also the efficIency of copymg agency There was unprecedented ralI1s/snowfall from work The weedmg out operation of the records of 9 7 1993 to 23 7 11993 m Lahul & SPltl which caused vanous branches have already been taken u~m the loss to propertIes amountmg to Rs 5 00 crores Deputy CommISSIOner's office and efforts are bemg Durmg the penod about 40 cms of snowfall Wd'i made to make the office workmg more effective by recorded and damaged hops, peas and wheat, barley achlevmg the pubhc redressal system crops 8,285 sheep/goats and 61 horses/pon Ie'> were reported to have been pen shed due to snowfall and The Mlyar valley of UdaIpur sub-t@sll and Pangl extreme cOld 325 tOUrists mcludmg 64 foreigners valley of Chamba dlstnct was hnked by the bus were stranded alongwlth 49 vehIcles of all type at servIces Hehpads were constructed at Jlspa, SISSU, Baralacha from 9th to 13 th July,1993 due to heavy Barmg and Thlrot durmg the decade and Ghoshal snowfall and landsltdes The movement of vehicles bndge havmg a span of 68 Mtrs was launched m was not possIble due to continuous snow and IalI1S, September, 1995 WIth expend Iture of Rs I 20 crores Desert Development Project whIch was ear her dtlapldated condItIOn of roads and fallmg of boulder" The call was sent to Govt requestmg for air dropplllg mtroduced m SPltl Block of Lahul & SPltl dlstnct and of food and clothmg at Baralacha Pass and rescue Pooh Block of K mnaur dlstnct was also started m Lahul block from 1 495 The mam aIm of the project partIes conslstmg of CIvIlians, youth clubs, Panchayat IS to restore ecologIcal balance and to prevent memebers, I T B P and S S B Jawans dnd army ecologIcal degradatIOn by optImum utlltzatton of land personnels WIth doctors proceeded to Baralacha Pass and water resources, employment generatIon, WIth food packets medlcmes and blankets etc on 14th sustamable productIOn and mcome generatIon WIth a July,1993 Fresh cooked foods, blankets and vIew to achlevmg mtegrated development of the area medlcmes were dropped from Heltcopter m that area The water shed project was also mtroduced "In the III two sortIes from Bhuntar which saved them from dlstnct to uplIft the standard of ltvmg of people by starvatIOn and enable them to walk down on foot raIsmg mcomes from theIr agrIcultural and hortIcultural 500 tOUrists Illcludlllg 82 foreIgn tounsts were th produces accommodated at Koksar from 10 to 17th July, 1993 and provilled With food and shelter as It was not The three tier Panchayatl Raj Institution (Zlla possible to cross the Rohtang Pass 18 persons Panshad, Panchayat Samltl and Gram Panchayat) mcludmg 6 foreIgners were ltfted from KoJ...sar to electIons after the mtroductlOn of HImachal Pradesh ~ Bhuntar m an Air Force heltcopter willie other Icft PanchayatI Raj Act, 1994 (73 constItutIon amendment for Mandl by HRTC buses and thell own vehlclc'!. on act, 1992) was held m 1995 and 2000 m the dlstnct 23 7 1993 Whde BuddhIst relIgIOUS ceremony KALACHAKRA (MAHA ABHISHEK) were organIzed at Jlspa III In another occaSIOn, the dlstnct was severely Lahul and Kyee m Spltl dunng the year 1994 and gnpped by natural calarmty m September, 1995 due 2000, a JIdlenntum celebratIOn was held at Tabo m to heavy rams, great devastation of govt and prIvate Splt~alley on the eve of completIon of one thousand propertIes, publtc utlltty service and roads dnd blldges yeJrs of Tabo monastery known as the AJanta of was reported and about 300 tOUrIsts were stl anded _filmalayas durmg the decade m whIch thousands of between Baralacha and Sarchu rhe rescue devotees and tounsts gathered Kalachakra ceremony operatIOns and arrangement of heltcopter was made was held on thiS occasIOn and H H the 14th Dalal by the dlstnct admmlstratlOn and stranded foreigners Lama Tanzm GIachho dehvered rehglous sermol\ The and tounsts were air hfted Food and blankets were honourable Pnme MIOlster of IndIa VISIted Keylong dropped to save people from starvation 22 persons 53 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

were dIed and 280 heads of cattle, goats, sheep, cows centres for tOUrIst attractIon and places for pllgnmage and horses were perIshed In thIs heavy and untImely The gompas are rIch treasurers of cultural herItdgc rams An amount of Rs 475,0001- was gIven relIef and centre of study In BuddhIsm They have pre'iented to heIrs of the deceased whIle relIefnoney amountIng ornate pawmgs of saints, demon'> and evil lookIng to Rs 384,0501- was gIven to the sufferers No relIef beasts The Important monasterIes In Lahul regIon was gIven to the heIrs of 3 deceased as there were are Kardang, Sheshur, Gemur, Bokar, Guru Ghanlal no legal heIr of them to stake the claIm for relIef whereas In SPltl area Tabo and Kye monasterIes are People of Lahul & SPltl celebrate several fair famous TrIlok Nath and MarIkula are the famous and festIvals at dIfferent occasIons There used to temples of UdaIpur sub-tehsll All these monastelle'> _ be annual faIrs at varIOUS places lIke Ladarcha faIr date theIr hIstory as old as 600 AD to 800 AD The at Klbber and Kaza, Paunfalr at UdaIpur and tnbal Kardang and Tabo monasterIes trace theIr ongln faIr at Keylon_g These fairs baSIcally had trade durIng the days of Padma Sambhava of Udyana who SignIficance m them and traders from TIbet, Ladakh, propagated the Buddhism m the valley Tnloknath Chamba, Kullu and varIOUS parts of IndIa used to temple traces ItS hIstory even earlIer to that when It come over WIth the artIcles from the respectIve was a Hmdu temple and even today continues to be regIons and barter used to take place Much of theIr a holy place for both Hmdus and BuddlllSts i\ brIef hIstorIcal SIgnIficance has been lost WIth the closure deSCrIptIon of the monastenes and temples IS glvcn of border WIth TIbet However, the Governme~ have below b__een trymg to encourage such fairs by IntrodUCIng 1. Kardang Monastery : It IS sItuated on the left eXlbltlOn on Important occasIOns hke Independent Day, bank of Bhaga rIver opposIte Keylong and was built RepublIc Day and other days of natIOnal Importance In the late medIeval times It was rebUilt by reverend th as well as organIsmg tnbal fair from 14th to 16 Lama Norbu In 1912 AD and has four chapels The August, at Keylong every year BeSides these faIrs, Images of Tara, Padam Sambhava sterd Installed and the Tsheshu relIgIOUS fair IS celebrated In Shashur, a chosten a sliver casket contammg the relIcs of Lama Gemur, Kyee, Kardang, Tnloknath, Tabo, Gurughantal Norbu are enshrIned The Image of Togdan Sakyo and Mane monasterIes m the months of June or July , Sn, the teacher of Lama Norbu and grand teachel of every year Lama Hishe Rangdol has been enshermed It IS a (IX) Places of relIgiOUS, historical or treasurers of good Buddhist manuscnpts and decorated archaeological Importance and tOUrist mterest WIth beautiful fresco palntmgs deplctmg the life of m the district Budha and BuddhIst tantno dletles The Rev Franche The nature has endowed Lahul & SPltI WIth every has opmed 111 the "HIstory of Western Tibet" that thmg mterestmg, charmmg, fascmatmg and attractIve lI1SCnptlon at Kardang IS very old and relate to 12th landscapes Its valleys, mountams, glacIers, rIvers, century posters, forts, gompas and ancIent bUIldIngs of the 2. TrIlok Nath temple : It IS SItuated on the left once rulIng dynasty are the prInCipal objects of study bank of Chandra Bhaga nver at a distance of 12 The snow capped peaks prOVide ample opportl\?ltles kms from UdaIpur and 45 kms from Keylong It IS to excite the energetIc hIkers to undertake expedItions one of the rare temples whIch IS worshipped equally and face the challenge of chmbmg the high mountams by Hmdu and Bodh The devotees from dIstant places The geologIst finds enough materIal of value for come to pay theIr homage to the dIety of this unique research work The tOUrIsts and travellers find the .. temple Qngmally It was a Shlva temple and was charm IrresIstible scenIC beauty In nature and eXlstmg given Buddhist shnne look by Guru RlI1poche by legends and folklores about the local people, theIr Instal11l1g the SIX armed Image of custom, myths, conventIOn and belIef, and old 'AVALOKITESHWAR' the popular BhodlllSatwd monuments and relIgIOUS structures ,/ With whIte marble and seated 111 lotus POSition dUrIng The dlstnct IS famous for ItS old monastenes, not the eIghth century A black stone statue of Lord Sima only for theIr relIgIOUS backgrounds but for calls Tnloknath Shlva With hiS SIX arm'> which u'>ed archaeological and histOrIcal Importance and as well to occupy the seat of promll1ence before 1I1stallatlon 54 ANALYTICAL NOTE

of the present one has agam been placed 10 the .. musks It IS famous for ItS murals and hIghly valued sanctorum after Its resurrection from the hlOd room books It IS also seat for relIgIOUS trammg to newly where It was lymg for the centunes A large number mtroduced Lamas Kye monastery IS located over of people IOcludlOg Sadhus and other religIOus hillock provldmg wonderful view of Spltl valley on personalities attend It for gettmg the blessmg of Lord account of Its panoramic view It has been chosen Tnloknath as motlfofthls book appearing m the mner page WIth full deSCriptIOn 3. Margul or Mankula : It IS umque for Its exquIsite wooden carvings Margulis the local name of village 8. Tabo Monastery : It IS an ancient monastery where this temple IS situated It was named Udaipur located at the left bank of fiver SPltl at an elevation after Udal SlOgh, the ruler of Chamba m the 17th of 11,200 ft above the mean sea level was founded ce~tury when the area was annexed to Chamba state by the famous Buddhist Scholar Rlllgchen Zangpo III It IS known for temple of Margu1 or Mankula DevI the eleventh century It preserves a very big with eIght hands standmg over a slam buffalo demon collectIOn of scnptures, pieces of art, wall pall1tlllgs with _tndent plercmg mto the head of the demon The and stucco scnpture With the hfe span of a thousand Image IS made of Ashtha Dhatu whIch neIther rusts years to AJ&nta wall pamtmgs It IS known as the nor tarnIshes The beautJfu] statue has been pJaced t Ajanta of Himalayas on account of these eXlglllty on a rectangular pedestral wIth several steps and pieces of art Life size statue of vanous lllcarnattons JOscnpt 10ns In 01fferent languages The BuddhIsts made In clay are fixed III the walls 11) the old venerate Mankula DevI as DorJe Phagmo (VaJraratl) monastery and metal statues of vaflous dletles have and a large number of Hmdu and BuddhIsts pIlgrims been placed III the newly built monastery 1111.', VISit this temple monastery have been replaced by the newly built 4. Shashur Monastery : It was establIshed 10 the monastery ThiS monastery IS conSidered by n1dIlY 17th century and lIes on the hIli beyond Keylong as next of Thulmg Gompa of TIbet A millennIUm Shashur In local parlance means 'blue pmes' and thIs was celebrated m 1996 III thiS monastery IS a Drukpa sect monastery and IS famous for thankas, Passes: A worth notIng passes 10 thiS region of Idols and TIbetan pamtmgs The shrme has a chamber rehglOus and tounst mterest are the Baralacha pass of horrors and also has the Images of Buddha and sItuated at 4,891 metres above the mean sea level other dletles The presldmg diety IS a colossal Image and IS nearly 8 kms long and consIsts ofa high neck of the Buddha \. of land connectmg the central mountams With the mam 6. Guru Ghantal Monastery: It IS sItuated on the Himalayas and roads from Zanskar, Ladakh, SPIt! and right bank of_Chandra Bhaga and perhaps the oldest Lahul meet on the top of It It IS the source of three monastery III Lahul area datmg back to 10th century rivers namely Bhaga on the north-west, Yunum on WIth wooden structure of pyramIdal roof~whlch eXlblt the north and Chandra on the South-east Kunzum InterestIng wood carVIng The monastery now Pass prOVides the mam avenue of approach from enshrines a black stone Image of goddess Kah called Lahul to SPit I and source of SPltl fiver Its height 1<; VarJeshwarl Devi (DorJI Lhama) and wooden Image 4,554 metres from the mean sea level Rohtang Pas~ of Buddha which accordmg to local traditIOn was the main gate between Lahul & SPltl and Kullu I~ mstalled by a Lama Rmgchen Zangop from Kmnaur situated at the height of 13,050 ft dbove thc I11Cdll some eight hundred years ago sea level claims the life of human belllg and pdC~ 7. Kye Monastery : It IS the oldest and bIggest anImals every yeal It IS notonous for ItS blizzards monastery m SPItl valley whIch IS located at an height and snow storm which over take the travelers on or of 4, 116 mtrs above the mean sea level It IS a seat near ItS crest To the left of thiS pass IS the lake of of Lotsa Rmpoche (Rattan Badra) an mcamate who Slfkund or Dashlr, a number of people VISit the small has a deep Impact on the people wlthm the JUrISdIctIOn glacial lake from Kullu, Lahul & SPltl and other-parts of Zanskar, SPltl and Sutlej valleys This monastery of the States The river Beas flses near the crest of has a few relIgIOUS BuddhIst works of Kangyur and Rohtang and Bea~ Kund mVltes sprttually inclined Tangyur and has a rIch collectIOn of Scrolls, IdQ.!s and tounst for a bath 10 ItS Ice cold water \. - - 55 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

Lakes: SuraJ Tal, Chandra Tal, Neel lS._anth, Mane 2. Shashm : ThIS vJ)lage IS sItuated on the fight bank lakes are situated at the heights of 11,400 ft to 15,000 of river Chandra at a dIstance of 30 kms frolll ft above the mean sea level SuraJ Tal IS a pretty Keylong One of the famous and most powerful lake situated on the Baralacha pass at a distance of dletles named Gyephang (Ghepan) IS belteved to have 65 Kms from Keylong It IS situated at an height of been born at thIS place A shrine dedIcated to thl'> 15,500 ft above the mean sea level and river Bhaga dIety he'> 111 the vIllage onglnates from here Chander tal IS an 0 ..... Bow 3 SISSU It IS sItudted at a dl"tdncc of 32 "illS lake spread over In SIX furlongs In length and three From Keylong between Keylong-Koksar road dt the furlongs In breadth and has an outlet mto the Chandra heIght of 10,300 ft Bits of fIshable watel on fiver It IS blue In colour and situated at the heIght Wamphere hold snow trout The Department of of 14,200 ft above the mean sea level amidst the fisheries has tned to breed carps fish In the pond huge grassy bowels covered with Himalayan flowers On the other SIde of vIllage, there IS big watel fall durmg the summer and provIdes a restmg place for which prOVides a panoramIc vIew of water cascadll1g mIgratory SiberIan ducks Neel Kanth lake IS situated down WIth a gushlllg sound at an elevatIOn of 14,000 ft and IS approachable from VIllage Namghar It IS a glacIal lake formed '~t he 4. Keylong Keylong IS dIstrict headquarter,> and base of Neel Kanth peak and considered as sacred situated at the height of 10,500 ft above the mean abode of Lord Shlva and people go there for pIlgrImage sea level on the left of Bhaga FIver The MoraVIan _dunng July to September and offer tnshuls and scarves MISSiOnarIes nurtured thIS place as the malJ1 centre 10 honour of lord Shlva InterestmglY0he females oftherr actrvltIes covenng all the neIghbOUring \ I1lages are not allowed to travel beyond Namgahar village 5 Klbber: It IS locally known as KhYlpur and one for relIgIOUS and other practical reasons Mane lake of the hIghest villages In the world '>Itudted dt d height IS a glacIal lake situated at a distance of 16 kms of 13,400 ft and dlstmgulshed for ItS house~ buIlt o! from Kaza at the height of 15,000 ft on broad flat stone II1stead of mud whIch IS predomlJ1ant l11atellal mass of land punctuated wIth murrainS The III Spltl valley A track. from her e bl allche~ at to ,>urroundmg mountams of the lake offer a saga of the Prangla Pass which proVides an opening to Ilbet "Ite Ladarch trade faIr used to be held here III th(., pd~t The Mank.ula -Devl temple III UdaIpur and Tabo The peculanty ofthl~ vIllage IS that It has stretched monastery m SPltl has been undertaken by the on a vast rock.s mass of land and IS dccesslble thl ough ArchaeologIcal Survey of India All the ancIent steep ascent of about 13 kms From a brIdge on ~Pltl monasterIes, forts, old bUlldmgs of ruler dynasty and nver at Rans rIck Villages of his ton cal backgrounds have the slgrylficance of archaeological Importance The followmg are the 6. Dhandar . Situated at an elevatIon of 12,300 ft places of historIcal Importance thIS vIllage at one time was the capItal of SPit I On \ th top of the hIli IS a large structure known as Dhandar 1'. Gonduala • It IS situated at a distance of 16 kms F,ort which IS a monument of ancIent archItecture and from Keylong at a height of 10,300' above the mean below stands a notonous dungeon cell Without door'> sea level An annual fair IS held In the month of July which the Nono lIsed as a pnson when Lamas perform dance an_:! enJoy In commemoratIOn of their VictOry over a cruel demon The drnnct has an unrque place With regald to kmg of Tibet In a battle who lost hiS lIfe which paved tounsm, ethl1lc pecullantles, hlstoncal 1l10llul11cnh, way for establIshment of Lamlstlc Tantnc BuddhIsm places of worshIp and large Ilumbel of challanglllg III Tibet The vIllage monastery IS of hlstoncal tracks meandering through awe aspllll1g glaclels and SIgnIficance and large number of VIsitors wItness the gorgons mountarn peak~ Mon~oon dllcl Autullln faIr at thIS place The eight storeyed reSIdence of months afford a great potential for proll1011llg tOI Clgll the fhakur of Gondhala wa" bemg used as fortress and domestIc tOUllsm lJl the regIon fhe mall1 tOUlI~t at the tllne of wars between the small hIli potentates attractIon apart from the monastenes, and temples, whIch were more frequent m earlier tIme Now thIS hlstoncal and archaeologIcal place'>, passes and lak.c~ buIlding IS In dIlapIdated condItIOn are Kcylong, UdaIpur, Kaza, Losar, Klbbel JI~Pd 56 ANALYTICAL NOTE

Patseo SISSU, Jahalma, Darcha, Shausha, Gete, Barley, Wheat and nce They have thl cc meals d Koksar and Mmar and Nam Gahar valleys of Lahul day- Ken or tshema 111 the mornlllg, "bod 01 chhlken divIsion and Pm valley ofSpltJ divIsion Snow water III the noon and yangskll1 or Gongal at l1lght rhe lakes at Neel Kanth In Nam Gahar valley, Chander houses are constructed by LlSl11g local ra\\ materIal" Tal m Chandra valley below Kunzum pass, SU~J Tal like SOIl, rocky stone, local wood, stone coated wIth near Sarchu on Baralacha Pass and lakes of Mano, cement Houses are constructed of two or three Dhankar etc are pure and unpolluted that one can storeyed SpeCIal dishes or feast differ accordIng to see their bottom at the great depths Shmgn, caste, class, status and economIc cond,t,ons rhey Samundan, Mulklla, Gangstand, Neel Gi!bar and Black celebrate various SOCIal and rellglolls festlvab In glaclers.perhaps the biggest In ASia attracts a lot of general, the SOCial and cultural life of the people has foreign tounst The dlstnct has a great potentiality been ImproVl11g With the openmg of the d Istnct WIth for trekkIng and mountaIneenng adventures There the outer Side world are trekking routes from J Ispa-Patseo-Baralacha ContributIOn of the dIstrict nm dl~lll(.t hel" Baralacha-Lmgtl, ManalI-Rohtang-Hante, J Ispa-Ran"' given many salllts, scholars and preachers of Buddlml Chhl~('-Shmgola-Zanskar, Rank-Chhika-Barsl Nalla study Ghephan IS belIeved to be born at Sha,>h,n neal Tara Salamola-Mlyar, Jobrang-Kugtl Pass-Bharmour Keylong Thakur Amlr Chand of Keylong, dVdtled Dharamsala Chhatru-ChhotashIngn-Sguraguma pass hImself of an opportunity arI'ill1g out of the fil '>l wOlld Parvatl Valley and udalpur-Pangl-KIIlar-Klshtwar The war and did valuable WOI k. III reclultlng flllelll) trekkmg of these passes ta"'e about 3 days to one proceedmg III pelson to Mesopotamld d<; d Jdllldddl month period The lure of climbIng attracts the th III the 6 Labour Corps With a five body of Ldhula~ mountameers and the mountameenng instItute at servmg under hIm The Klbber village of the distrIct Manall conducts the cllmbmg courses to scale the IS one of the hIghest inhabIted villages 111 the wodd Mulklla Peak (21,380') Lady of Keylong (18,930'), (XI) Scope of VIllage DIrectory and Town Ghephangla (19,259'), Shlgn-I (20,495'), Shtgn-II Directory (19,510') and Shlgn-III (21 165') In the district Village DIrectory The Village Directory I'> olle (x) Major Characteristics of the district of the tradItional compIlations of the ccn"lI~ The dlstnct from generations to generatIon has orgalllsatlen and prOVides the consolIdated p,ctllle of got most hlstoncallmportance and IS known In ancIent each village as revealed by the aVaJ labillt) of e\'l~tlllg time for ItS performances III devIl dances, mural or amenitieS, land use pattern, compositIOn of It~ thanka pamtmgs, literatures and arts The district IS population and other IllfrastructLll al detaIls TIm wtll endowed wIth economic resources VIZ agncultural be of Immense help to IdentIfy the drea'> of 'ill I plll~ land growmg of cereals, pulses, off season vegetables and defiCit requlflng the attelltlon uf pldllllLI"

by assigning eight digit number starting from the first regulating the proVISions of goods and services as village of the first tehsIl of first distrIct of the state well, so as to mInimize the regIOnal IInbalance In the to the last village of last tehsil of the last distrIct In process of development The abbreViatIons used to the state of Himachal Pradesh first PLCN 00,000, I 00 Indicate these amenities have been e;..plaillcd has been assigned to vIllage 'R FLU], 10 Pangl separately 10 the subsequent section The list of tehsil of Chamba distrIct which happens to be first colleges, senIor secondary schools, hospitals, po'>t & village, tehsil and dIstrIct while the last PLCN of telegraph offices 1Il the district as obtamed from the 02,011,800 has been assigned to the last village concerned departments are also added III the form 'DHAR CHALING GAARH' of the state In Sangla of annexures at the end tehsll of Kmnaur district which happen to be last as Column-IO shows the number of banks - per procedure adopted for asslgnmg locatIOn code Commercial banks and Co-operative banks In addition number The distrIct census handbook o( 1991 to tIl1S, the lIst of banks procured from the lead Census as well as updated distrIct and tehsll maps bank of the distrIct has also been added III thiS book and services of local revenue officers/officials~ave \. - been used to assign the PLCN to the Villages The Column-II relates to number of cred It SOCieties, last two zeros Will be used If new Villages are created such as agrIcultural credit SOCieties, non-agrIcultural out of eXlstmg Villages 10 subsequent census Before credit societies and other cooperative societies 2001 census, village locatIOn code number used to ColumfFl2 shows the number of recreatIOnal and change from one census to other due to change 10 cultural facIlities VIZ ClIlema/vldeo hall, sports club JUrIsdictions or creatIOn of Villages or merger of stadIUm/auditorIum faCIlity avaIlable 111 the vIllages Villages 10 urban areas The distrIct handbook of 1991 Census has been used as baSIS for filImg up the Column-13 Indicates the type of communications name of the Village mcludmg the forest and amelllties such as by bus, raIlway or ndvlgable unmhablted vlJlages But to ensure the accuracy, waterway avaIlable to the vIllage the list of vIllages and their names were got Column-14 refers to the state of roads etl authenticated from the respective Tehsildar of each leadlllg to the Village ThiS IS useful 111 detellllll1l11g d'> ,.. tehsIl to whether the Village IS approachable both In fair Column-3 shows the area (In hectares) of the and foul weather by paved road, mud road foot pdth Village as indicated by the State Revenue Department and naVigable water ways Columns-4 & 5 gives the populatIOn and number Column-15 glv,es the Information of the nearest of households In each Village which facIlItate the town and ItS distance III kms from the village 111 correlation between the amenIties available t<:t the brackets from the referent Village In case, the nearest population and number of households In Village town IS located III another state, the name of the state has also been furnished Columns 6 to 9 deal With the amenIties lIke educatIon, medical, drmkmg water, post, telegraph and Column-16 relates to the avaIlabIlity of power telephone etc The mformatJon relatHlg to these supply to the vIllage With purposes such as domestic, amemtles were filled by the Patwan of concerned agrIcultural use, other purposes or for purposes whIch Village 10 Village directory booklet which were are denoted by the abbreViations subsequently cross checked With dlstnct census Column-17 gives the Illformatlol1 as to whethel handbook of 1991 as well as With the mformatlOn newspapers/magazIIles are received In the vlllagc collected from the varIOUS departments to ensure the accuracy of InformatIOn prOVided In such cases where Column-18 gives the InformatIOn of IllOst no faCIlity IS avaIlable wlthm a vIllage, a dash (-) has Important commodities manufactured In the vilidge been shown 10 the column and next to It In brackets, Columns- 19 to 23 gIve the detaIls about land the distance from the vIllage In broad ranges VIZ upto utilIzation The land use pattern given In the Village 5 kms , 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of the nearest place directory conforms to the pattern of claSSificatIOn of where the faclhty IS available has been given ThiS land use as recommended by the M Il1lstry of /w~1 help not only for local area plannmg but In AgrIculture, Government of India The M 1I11Stry of 58

\ ANALYTICAL NOTE Agnculture, has recommended the maIntenance of Column- 2 & I IndIcate the name of the vdldge records of land use pattern under five.. categones and senal number of VIllage respectIvely These are as follows Town Director}. The Town Directory I'> I) Forests presented for each town III the dlstnct coveTIng II) lITIgated dIfferent aspects of urban life Seven statement'> (I to VII) have been II1cluded for presentation of this Ill) Untrngated data The data contallled III these statements are the IV) Culturable waste (IncludIng Gauchar and area, populatIOn of 2001 and past censuses, growth Groves) rates, denSIty, sex ratIO, phYSical aspects of town, commUniCatIOns, mUlllclpal finances, CIVIC, medical, v) Area not available for cultIvatIOn educatIOnal and other amenities and trade, commerce, Forest area shown In column-19 Includes all lands Industry and banking faCIlItIes It covers all the towns classed under any legal enactment dealIng wIth forests In the dlstnct statuton Iy notified as well as non or admInIstered as forests, whether state owned or muntclpal towns All the towns In the distrIct are prIvate and whether wooded or maIntaIned as potential arranged In alphabetIcal order forest land The crops raIsed In the forests and graZIng The data collected III these statements Ildve lands or areas open for grazmg WIth In the forest IS largely been furnIshed by the mUniCipal bodIes For also Included under' the forest area non-munIcIpal towns, the cantonment executIve Column 20 and 21 show area lITIgated by dIfferent officers supplied the information sources of lITIgation and un-IrrIgated area These Statement-I Status and Growth HIstory The two columns cover all agnculturalland whIch equals statement runs mto 22 columns and IS pTlmanly to net cropped area sown WIth crops and orchards Intended to throw up a comparative picture of each includIng current and other fallow lands In case of town III dIfferent censuses from 190 I to 200 I CIVIC IrrIgated land, the source of IrrIgatIOn has also been adminIstratIOn status of each town IS shown under IndIcated column 2 and Location Code numbel In column 3 Column-22 Culturable waste ThIS Includes all whereas column 4 mdlcates the name of tehstl/sllb lands avatlable for cultIvatIOn whether not taken up tehstl to whIch town belongs WhIle column 5 shows for cultIvatIOn or taken up for cultIvatIon once but not the name of C D block., area of each town 111 sq cultIvated dUrIng the five years or more m succeSSIOn kms IS depIcted under column 6 column 7 deed,> Such lands may be eIther fallow or covered WIth WIth the number of households lIlcludmg hOllscle,,~ shrubs and Jungles whIch are not put to any use households as per the 200 I Census Columns 8 to 18 Lands under thatchmg grasses, bamboo bushes and deal WIth populatIon and growth rate of the towns other groves for fuel etc, whIch are not Included at different census~s from 1901 to 2001 Column 19 under orchards or forests come under thiS column of the statement shows denSIty of towns as per the All grazIng lands, whether they are perm~nent 2001 Census Columns 20 to 22 depIct the sex ratIO p

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Statement-III MUUlclpal Fmance ThIs facIlItIes by type of InstItutions and number of hOSpltdl statement shows the receIpt and expendIture of beds avaIlable III each lI1stltutlon Educdtlonal fdCI htle" Municipal FInance of IndIvIdual towns for the year by level/type of courses and I ecreatlOndl dnd CUltlll d I 1998-99 under different heads There are III all 16 facilities columns In the statement shOWIng receipt and Statement-VI Trade, Commerce, Indu'Itry e\.pendlture undel different heads and Bankmg r hiS <;tdtement present<; 1ll10lmcltioll Statement IV CIVIC and Other AmemtJes • The under 11 columns 111 respect of each town Column,> statement dIsplays InformatIon under 20 columns The 3 to 8 II1dlcate three most Important cOllll11odltlC<' amenitIes about whIch InformatIOn has been exported and manufactured In the town In formation Incorporated are road length (wIth break-up by I).utcha on number of banks available 111 the town appears and Pucca), system of sewerage, dr,lInage and other under column 9 Columns 10 and 11 shows numbel - related matters such as water supply, fire fightmg of agrIcultural and non-agncultural credit socletlcc; serylces and electrIficatIon etc '" ~ operatIng 111 each town respectIvely

Statement-V Medical, EducatIOnal, Statement-VII CIVIC and other amemfles In Recreational and Cultural FaCIlIties: ThIS Slums' There are no slulll areas notified 111 Hllnachal statement dIsplays mformatlon under 20 heads and It Pradesh Hence no IIlfOrmatlon IS collected In th IS lI1tends to depIct the degree of avallablhtY of medIcal regard

60 PART-A V~LLAGEAN[) TOWN DIRECTORY

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

ViUage Directory

Note e:\plaInIng the abbrevIatIOns used In the Column 2 Name, Hadbast Numbel and village dlrectol Y LocatIon Code Number of VIllage I he 'Village DlrectolY IS one of the tJadltional The name, hadbast numbel and location code c.ompilations of the Census It gives the list of villages 11 LI 111 bel of the village are shown agall1st thiS column then locat IOn llumbel s, the" al ea, p0pulatJon, number ThIS also II1cludes the forest and unrnhablted vrllages of households, amenities such as educational, medical dnnklng water post and telegraph, comn1elclal and Column 3 Area of the Village co-operatl ve banks, agrIcultura I non-agricultural and The area of the vIllages In hectares are given other credit societies, recreational and cultulal Wherever the area figures was not fUll1lshed by the facilities, communication, approach to village, nearest concerned department the column IS left blank town with a distance, powel supply avaIlability of newspapel and magazInes, most Important commodIty Column 4 . Total populatIOn manufactured and land use of each vtllage The total populatIOn of the Village as per 2001 Vtllage IS d statutOlY lecognlzed unit havll1g a Census IS gIven agall1st thIS column definite bounddl Y dnd separate land records In case, Column 5 . Number of households d c.omplete village I~ tleated as an oUlglowth of U1ban The number of households as pel Censlls dgglomel allon, data on amen Itles fOI that village have 200 I not been given In the VIllage DlrectolY but shown IS given III thiS column along with the UI ban component The vtllages which Amemtles . ate con~ldeled as a CensLls Town, the amenities data In column 6 to 23, aVdIlablltty In respect of ale showll III the Towll DlrectOlY For those vilidges different amenities such as education, medical, which have partly merged III dn outgrowth of U A the amenities data ale shown III the VIllage DlleclOlY dnnkll1g watel, post & telegraph banks, cledlt fOI that partlculal village Societies, commun Icatlon, powel, apploach road etc 111 each village has been depicted with approprtate The 'un-lI1hablted' villages (villages with no codes agall1st the column concerned Wherever the population) have been II1dlcated as such aftel amel1lties are not avaIlable 111 the vIllage, a dash furnlshl11g details 111 columns I to 3 Ie, Sertal number, (-) IS shown 111 the column and next to It 111 bl ackets Name ot vIllage, locatIOn code number with Hadbast the distance 111 brQad ranges VIZ <5 kms , 5-10 kms nLlmbel III blackets dnd dlea of the Village Unll1hdblted IS IIldlcated agall1st column no 4 to 18 and 10+ kms of the nealest place where the faCIlIty rhe Idnd Lise data fOI such vIllages are shown In col IS available IS given Column wise details are given 19 to 23 below The Villdge DllectOly fOlmat has 23 columns and Column 6 EducatIOnal

the detaIls given under each column fOI the village Classes upto class V II1cluded 111 Pnmary School die a:, follow~ TIllS wtllinciude Ilursery school, kll1delgal1en school Column 1 SerIal Numbel Pie-baSIC school, ple-pillnaly school JUIlIOI baSIC school upto class V Self e;>,.planatory All the Villages wlthll1 the CD Bloch are pJesented .'.leJJally In the asccndlng ordcJ Classes from VI to VIII are IJ1cluded IJ1 the of their location code numbel middle school

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Classes flom IX and X II1cluded In High (IX) Famlly Welfare Centre FWC secondalY school Classes XI and XII ale Included (>-.) T B Cl1l11c TB 111 senlOl secondary school (XI) Nursll1g Home NH In case of composite schools lIke mIddle school (XII) RegIstered PrIvate MedIcal with primary school 01 secondary school with middle Practitioner RMP school, these die also Illcluded In the number of (XIII) SubsIdIsed MedIcal PractItIOner SMP pllmdlY dnd middle school~, respectively (AIV) CommunIty Health Worker CHW Accordingly any of the following types of (xv) Others 0 InstitutIons If eXists wIthIn the vIllage IS shown as per codes gIven below More than one InstitutIOn of a type III the village (I) Plimal y School P IS IndIcated by the numbel wlthtn brackets agaInst (Il) MIddle School M the abbreviatIOns, e g H(3), D( 4), etc (III) Secondal), School S Column 8. Dnnkmg Water (IV) Senlol SecondalY School PUC The type of the dnnkmg water supply sources (v) College C avaIlable with 111 the Village are IndIcated by codes a!:> (VI) IndustrIal School follows (VIl) Tlalnlllg School TI (I) Tap Water T (VllI ) Adult !rtelacy class/centle AC (II) Well Water W (IX) Others (spec Ify) e g Sanskn t 0 (Ill) Tank Water TK Path"hala, Senlol basIC schooL (IV) Tubewell Water Navodaya Vldyalaya, Makhtab, etc TW (v) Handpump HP Male than one 1I1stltutlOn of a type 111 the vIllage (VI) RIver Watel IS lI1dlcatcd by the number wlthm brackets agall1st R the abbrevIatIOn, e g P(3), M( 4), etc (VII) Canal C Column 7 Medical (VIII) Lake L AvaIlabIlity of medical facIlIty WIthin the vrllage (IX) Spnng S IS Indicated by followll1g codes (X) Others o (I) AllopathiC HospItal H (Xl) Summer Source SS Ayurvedlc Hospital HA Column 9 Post & TeJegraph and TeJephone Unanl Hospital HU It IS IIldlcated by codes as shown below whether HomeopathIc Hospital H Hom Within the vrllage e"lsts the followll1g amenIties (Il) AllopathiC Dlspen<;ary D (I) Post Office PO Ayurvedlc DlspensalY DA Unanl DlspensalY DU (II) Telegraph Office TO

Homeopathic Dlspen~alY D Hom (Ill) Post & Telegraph Office PTO (Ill) MaternIty & ChIld Welfare MCW (IV) Telephone ConnectIon PH (IV) Maternity Home MH Column 10 'Commerclal and Co-operative (v) Child Weltare Centre CWC Banks (~I) Health Centle HC If the vIllage IS served by any bankmg serVIce, (VII) Plllnary Health Centre PHC commerCIal bank, co-operatIve bank ete the same IS (VIIl) Pllmary Health Sub-Cenue PHS ll1dlcated 111 codes mentioned below along With the

64 VILLAGE DIRECTORY number of bank.s 111 brack.ets If not avaIlable the ( III) Foot Path FP distance of nealest place whele the facIlity eXist IS (IV) NaVigable River NR (v) NaVigable Canal NC (I) Commelclal Bank. CM (VI) NaVigable watelways othel than (II) Co-operative Bank CP River, Canal NW Column 11 Credit Societies Column 15 : Nearest Town and distance It the village enJoys the services of Credit Socie The distance IS given 111 ktlometl es 111 brackets ties Ie Agncultulal Cledlt Societies, Non Agncul agall1st the name of the town nearest to the village tLllal Cledlt Society 01 Other Credit Societies, the Column 16 . Power supply 'iame IS Il1dlcated In codes mentioned below along Avatlabllity of Power Supply In the vtllage, with the number of such soc letles 111 brackets In whatever may be the form of Its use IS given by uSlI1g case the fdClllty IS not available within the vIllage the following codes distance of the neal est place where such facIlity eXist IS gl\en (I) Electnclty fOI domestic use ED (I) Agllcultuldl Credit Society ACS (II) Electllclty for agllcultulal use EAG (II) Non- AgncultLlldl Cledlt Society NCS (III ) ElectrICity for othel purposes EO (III) Othel Credit Society OCS (IV) Electnclty for all purposes EA Colu"mn 12 . RecreatIOnal and cultural facIlitIes Column 17 News Paper/Magazme If facIlities such as ClI1ema/Yldeo hall, SPOltS If village receives any News Paper/Magazll1es Club, Stadlum/ Audltollum IS avatlable In the vtllage, the same IS noted Il1 thiS column uSlI1g followll1g codes .the same IS Iecol ded In these columns If not avaIlable (I) News Paper N the partlculals of the nearest place with the facIlity (II) MagaZine M IS I ecol ded The Information IS Indicated III codes Column 18 Most Important commodities mentioned below along with the number of such manufactured facliltle~ In bldckets The name of three most Important commodities (I) C1I1em.a/Yldeo Hall CY manufactured In the vIllage IS recorded against thiS (II) SPOltS Club SP column (Ill) Stadium/Auditorium ST Column 19 to 23 . Land use I e area under Column 13 CommulllcatlOn~ different types of land use If the vIllage IS served by any mode of publlc/ Land use data malntall1ed by the State Govts IS pllvate tlanspolt like Bus, RaIlway station 01 furnished against these columns The data concer NaVigable watel ways they are to be mentioned as n Il1g area under F01 est, lrrtgated land (by source), tollows Un-trllgated land, CultUlable waste and Area not (I) Bus BS available for cultivation m the vtllage are shown agall1st these columns The a1 ea figures are given 111 (II) RaIlway Station RS hectares up to one deCimal Desh '-' IS recorded (Ill) Ndvlgable Waterway NW wherever the mformatlon IS not made avatlable by Column 14 Approach to Village the concerned department The codes used for Apploach to \I" lage I efers to the state of road dlffelent types of III Igatlon facIlities avatlable 111 the leadlllg to Village [he apploach to the vIllage IS vIllage are indicated below Il1dlcated In following codes (I) Government Canal GC (I) Paved Road PR (II) Private Canal PC (II) Mud Road MR (Ill) Well (without electnclty) W 65 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL 8. SPITI

(IV) Well (\\Ith electllcny) WE Appendlx-I1-A Indicates list ofCenslis Towns which do not have one or more amemtles (\ ) Tube\\ell (without electllclty) TW AppendlA-lll It gives the land utilization data 111 (VI) 1ubewell (with electrICity) TWE respect of Census Towns/non -IK ( VII) Tanh ll1u11lclpal Towns (VIII) River R Appendr\-IV CD Block wise list of lIlhablted (IX) Lake L Villages whele no amenity other than drlnklI1g watel faclltty IS available (\.) Wdtel fall WF Appendlx-V Summary shOWing number of vIllages (XI) Others 0 having or not havlllg Scheduled (XII) Total T Castes populatIOn

Append IX-VI Summary shOWing number of Villages The village dllector) also cames the following dppendlces havll1g or not havmg Scheduled Tnbes population Appendix-I It glve~ the abstract of educatlOndl, AppendlA-VII The appendiX shows the list of medical and other amenities available Villages according to Ploportlon of the III villages CD Block wise of the dlstllct Scheduled Castes (VIlA) and Scheduled Tllbes (VIIB) to the total Appendl;..-I-A IndIcates number of villages CD population by ranges Block. wise having one or mal e AppendiX VIII plllllal v ~chools AppendIX VIII shows the list of vIllages under Appendl'i.-I-B Indicates number of villages CD Block wise havmg primary, middle each Gram Panchayat ThIS appendiX could not be and secondary schaab generated because In HImachal Pradesh a few vlliages fall In more than one panchayat Appendlx-I-e Shows number of villages CD Block wise With different sources of List of Villages merged In towns and dllllklllg watel facillties outgrowths at 2001 Census Appendl\-Il Indicates the list of Villages With 5 000 Lahul & SPltl dlstflct bell1g entllely a !lllal alea and above population which do not have as such no merger of village 111 town and outgrowth one or more Ill1portant amenities took place dunng the decade 1991-200 I

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VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Alphabetical list of VIllages (C D Block Lahul) Serial Name of village 2001 Census 1991 Census number (with Hadbast No III bl ackcts) location code number location code number 2 3 4 Name of dlstnct Uthul & Splh Name ofSub-Dlst 0001 Udaipur Name ofC D Block Llhul I Aldt (211) 00556900 080010001000100105 2 Auhal (207) 00556700 080010001000100101 3 Belll1g (1/26) 00560800 080010001000100144 4 Bhd Baring ( 1113) 00558800 080010001000100131 Bha Che\\ at ( 1117) 00559400 080010001000100135 6 Bhatdlll (124) 00551700 080010001000100018 7 BhLlJUnd ( 109) 00551400 080010001000100003 8 Blhdl (1/19) 00559600 080010001000100137 9 Challl1g ( 191 ) 00547700 080010001000100085 10 Chambak (1/9) 00558600 080010001000100127 II Chamrat (202) 00549300 080010001000100096 12 Chhoglll1g ( 1/3) 00558000 080010001000100121 11 Chokhang ( 1/4) 00557900 080010001000100122 14 o P F Akholu (113) 00550500 080010001000100007 15 D P r Baknal (110) 00552500 080010001000100024 16 D P r Bardang (156) 00555800 080010001000100050 17 D P F Bhaiaul (123) 00551800 080010001000100017 18 o p r Bhlyarl (220) 00557000 080010001000100114 19 o p r I3hulund ( 108) 00551300 080010001000100002 20 DPI Chdllllg(190) 00547600 080010001000100084 21 D P r (hallli at (201) 00549200 080010001000100095 22 o p r Chhaned ( I 10) 00551200 080010001000100004 23 D P 1 Churpul (175) 00548300 080010001000100069 24 D P r Dhdll\\ dnl (137) 00553300 080010001000100031 25 D P F Dhan:1 (112) 00550600 080010001000100006 26 D P F Dlbll (197) 00548800 080010001000100091 ?7 D P F Ghordhat (172) 00548600 080010001000100066 28 D P F Glldlllg(22I) 00557100 080010001000100115 29 D P r HrusaJ (134) 00552900 080010001000100028 30 o P F_Hulega(167) 00549800 080010001000100061 31 o p r Iholang(222) 00557400 080010001000100116 32 [) P f- Kdlll (128) 00552000 080010001000100022 33 o p r KaJpat (195) 00548200 080010001000100089 14 D I' f Khdnldl (187) 00547500 080010001000100081 35 D P r Khaplana(212) 00556800 080010001000100106 16 D P F Kundel (131) 00552800 080010001000100025 17 D P r Lobal (158) 00555700 080010001000100052 38 D P r Lohnl (122) 00552400 080010001000100016 39 D P F Phatgahal (213) 00555900 080010001000100107 -w D P F Ran~dnl (118) 00550900 080010001000100012 41 D P I ~allLln (145) 00555200 080010001000100039 42 D P r 5algaraon ( 144) 00553700 080010001000100038 43 D P F Shakolt ( 168) 00549400 080010001000100062 44 D P F Shllmg(198) 00549000 080010001000100092 45 D P F SlIldwarl (210) 00557500 080010001000100104 73 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

Alphabetical list of VIllages (C D Block Lahul) :Sellal Name of village 2001 Census 1991 Census nUl11bu (wIth lIadba::.t No In brdckt.t» locatIon code number locatIon code number 2 3 4 46 DPflalh(116) 00550800 080010001000100010 47 D P J' I amlll ( 170) 00548900 080010001000100064 48 o P r 1 anda (135) 00552600 080010001000100029 49 o p r T eht 10 ( I I 9) 00551500 080010001000100013 50 D P F nanl (178) 00547200 080010001000100072 51 D P F Thuthlyala (114) 00550400 080010001000100008 52 D P F 1 nloknath (217) 00556300 080010001000100111 53 D P r TUllllU (203) 00549900 080010001000100097 54 D P r UdalpUI (161) 00555600 080010001000100055 55 D P r Urgu'i (177) 00547000 080010001000100071 56 Ddndak ( 1/7) 00558400 080010001000100125 ~7 Dhal Ahan (179) 00547100 080010001000100073 58 Dhm Bhatgahal (133) 00553200 080010001000100027 59 Dha! BhllllIVag ( 141) 00553500 080010001000100035 60 DharRhltal (182) 00546000 080010001000100076 61 Dhar Challooh (199) 00547900 080010001000100093 62 Dhdl Chdal (174) 00546800 080010001000100068 63 Dllal Cl1hdlltd ( 107) 00551100 080010001000100001 64 Dhal Chill drull ( 188) 00546400 080010001000100082 65 DharChuIgllhal (125) 00551900 080010001000100019 66 Dhal Chutradrun (180) 00546700 080010001000100074 67 Dhal Dardone (183) 00546200 080010001000100077 68 Ohm Dhandal ( 138) 00550200 080010001000100032 69 Dhar Dugah ( 166) 00550000 080010001000100060 70 Dhar Ghordhar (173) 00548400 080010001000100067 71 DhM Glldlllg(219) 00557200 080010001000100113 72 Dhal GlIillba (184) 00546500 080010001000100078 73 Dhm Holat (205) 00555500 080010001000100099 7-1 Dhal lhatul (193) 00549100 080010001000100087 75 Dhat lholang (224) 00557300 080010001000100118 76 Dha! lutgahar (121) 00552300 080010001000100015 77 Dhal Kdllgal-Pdllgah (147) 00554000 080010001000100041 78 Dilal Kalpat (194) 00548100 080010001000100088 79 Dhd! "-hJl1gdl (218/ 00556500 080010001000100112 80 Dhdl Kundal (126) 00552700 080010001000100020 81 Dhar Kundn (189) 00546600 080010001000100083 82 Dhar Lamgarh (200) 00547400 080010001000100094 83 Dhal M u;hgllr (155) 00556400 080010001000100049 84 Dhar Parla Bhltar (181) 00546100 080010001000100075 85 Dhar Phatgahal (206) 00556000 080010001000100100 36 Dhar "alTtll1 (146) 00555100 080010001000100040 87 Dhal Salpat (154) 00554700 080010001000100048 XI) Dhm ~angru ( 169) 00549700 080010001000100063 89 Dhar Taldar (148) 00550100 080010001000100042 90 Dha! Talli (115) 00550300 080010001000100009 91 Dha! T dll1ll1 (171) 00548500 080010001000100065 92 Dha! 1 anda (136) 00553100 080010001000100030 74 VILLAGE DIRECTORY

AlphabetIcal hst ofVtllages (C 0 Block Lahul) ~enal Name of village 2001 Censm 1991 Census 1111111bel (wtlh Hadbasl No III blad.eb) locat Ion code number location code number 2 3 4 93 Dhal 1 entl (208) 00548000 080010001000100102 94 Dhal I han Pattan (185) 00546300 080010001000100079 95 Dreldra (1/16) 00559300 080010001000100134 96 Galtng( 1/23) 00559800 080010001000100141 97 Ghall (204) 00549500 080010001000100098 98 GlIart (1/2) 00558100 080010001000100120 99 Hal,al (132) 00553000 080010001000100026 100 Haruka(214) 00556100 080010001000100108 101 lahlma (1/31) 00560700 080010001000100149 102 Jaslath (1/22) 00560600 080010001000100140 103 Iholang (223) 00557700 080010001000100117 104 11Inde (1/24) 00559900 080010001000100142 105 Kal11lt (1/6) 00558300 080010001000100124 106 Karpal (196) 00548700 080010001000100090 107 Khanlal (186) 00547300 080010001000100080 108 f....hllrllli (1/20) 00560000 080010001000100138 109 KI<;hort (215) 00556600 080010001000100109 110 KlIang ( 1115) 00559200 080010001000100133 III KlIIchLd(140) 00553600 080010001000100034 112 LLh Barmg (1/14) 00558900 080010001000100132 113 Lt.h Cht.\~al (1/18) 00559500 080010001000100136 114 Llngcha (1/10) 00558700 080010001000100128 II) Lomach (1/27) 00560100 080010001000100145 116 M argaraon (164) 00554500 080010001000100058 117 MlIrang(1/8) 00558500 080010001000100126 118 Naill Gahru (III) 00558200 080010001000100119 119 Naida (1/21) 00559700 080010001000100139 120 Olhang ( 1/29) 00560300 080010001000100147 121 Phllra (1/32) 00560900 080010001000100150 122 R r Alat (165) 00554400 080010001000100059 123 R F Chhaned ( III ) 00551000 080010001000100005 124 R r D,uLdh (149) 00554200 080010001000100043 125 R r Dhandal (139) 00553400 080010001000100033 126 RrKam(127) 00552100 080010001000100021 127 R r Khllnal (150) 00554300 080010001000100044 128 R r f....laklln (117) 00550700 08001000100010001 I 129 R r Raloll (152) 00554600 080010001000100046 130 R I Rlodhal1 (162) 00555300 08QOIOOOIOOOIOO056 131 R I RlIl11d.'> (142) 00553900 080010001000100036 132 R F Salkot ( I 5 I ) 00554100 080010001000100045 133 R I: Salpat (153) 00554800 080010001000100047 134 R F SlIrnalt (120) 00551600 080010001000100014 135 R F Suthal (163) 00555000 080010001000100057 136 Salgaraon ( 143) 00553800 080010001000100037 137 Salpat (159) 00554900 080010001000100053 118 Shakoll ( 157) 00549600 080010001000100051 139 Shellllg (1112) 00559000 080010001000100130 75 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

Alphabetical list of Villages (C 0 Block Lahul) Senal Name at village 2001 Census 1991 Census Illimbel (with lIadbast No III brad.et~) location <.-ode nUlhbeL locat Ion code number 2 3 4 140 Shenwar (1111) 00559100 080010001000100129 141 SiI1dWal1 (209) 00557600 080010001000100103 142 Tallon (1/25) 00560500 080010001000100143 143 1 1111 or (1/5) 00557800 080010001000100123 144 Tlbok (1128) 00560200 080010001000100146 145 fll1dl (129) 00552200 080010001000100023 146 Tlngrat (176) 00546900 080010001000100070 147 fnloknath (216) 00556200 080010001000100110 148 Udarpur(160) 00555400 080010001000100054 149 Uwang (192) 00547800 080010001000100086 150 Yang Thallg ( 1/30) 00560400 080010001000100148

Name ofSub-Dlstt 0002 Lahul Name ofC 0 Block Lahul Bagche ( 14/3) 00574100 080020001000100132 2 Bat Gompa (7/12) 00567100 080020001000100062 3 Barbog (91 I ) 00570300 080020001000100085 4 Banng (5114) 00564800 080020001000100036 5 8,lfllUIn (2/3) 00561500 080020001000100003 Ii Barvo (8/15) 00568700 080020001000100080 7 1311

Alphabetical list ofVJllages (C D Block Lahul) '>elldl Name ot village 2001 Census 1991 Census numbel (with 1Iadbast No 111 bracJ....eb) location code number locatIOn code number 2 3 4 35 Gumldng(7/4} 00566700 080020001000100054 36 Gu~hdl (11/1) 00565600 080020001000100096 37 G11'.J....y .II (7/6) 00566500 080020001000100056 38 Jdgdang ( 13/6) 00573100 080020001000100122 39 Iagle ( I211 I ) 00572000 080020001000100111 40 JaIm alrng ( 14/6) 00573900 080020001000100135 41 Ihollllg(917) 00567300 080020001000100091 42 II~pa (8/9) 00568200 080020001000100074 43 loblang(2/1) 00561400 08002000100010000t 44 Junglrng (1312) 00572800 080020001000100118 45 Kardang (10/2) 00570400 080020001000100095 46 Kdrll1g (5/5) 00563600 080020001000100027 47 Kathal (13/11) 00573400 080020001000100127 4il KU\' ,lJ lIlg (7 115) 00567500 080020001000100065 49 Kelad (8/3) 00567700 080020001000100068 50 Ke\\,l" (13/12) 00573700 080020001000100128 )1 Khal1~dJ (12/g) 00571700 080020001000100108 52 Khan~dr ( 13/3) 00572700 080020001000100119 53 KhangSdJ (8/4) 00567800 080020001000100069 54 KhaJlhud Konma (14/4) 00574400 080020001000100133 55 Khallhud Yongrna (14/5) 00574500 080020001000100134 56 Khawaglrng (1317) 00573200 080020001000100123 57 Khll1ang( 1?17) 00571500 080020001000100107 58 KhoJ....,ar(14110) 00574800 080020001000100139 59 Khorpanl (12/15) 00572400 080020001000100115 60 Krangcha (12/12) 00572100 080020001000100112 61 KIr"lrcha (4/4) 00562000 080020001000100015 62 Klltlllg(417) 00562400 080020001000100018 63 Kol,lllg(8/2) 00567600 080020001000100067 64 Kotlll (3/2) 00561100 080020001000100008 65 Klollng(6/1) 00564400 080020001000100038 66 K"eJang(7/2) 00566100 080020001000100052 67 "VOl (7/10) 00566900 080020001000100060 68 Labl.tng ( 13/9) 00573500 080020001000100125 (l9 Ldlll1g (1417) 00574300 080020001000100136 70 Lapchang (9/3) 00570100 080020001000100087 71 I dp,hcl" (5/6) 00563800 080020001000100028 72 Leh-G arang (613 ) 00565000 080020001000100040 73 Leh-<;umnall1 (6112) 00565700 080020001000100049 74 LlI1dur (3/1) 00561000 080020001000100007 75 LlI1gdl (2/6) 00563000 080020001000100006 76 LII1g"-\ am (8/16) 00568800 080020001000100081 77 Lot (5/4) 00563400 080020001000100026 78 Magwan (7/9) 00566800 080020001000100059 79 Mal (8/5) 00567900 080020001000100070 80 Malang (6/2) 00564600 080020001000100039 81 ManSIl1g11 (8/13) 00568300 080020001000100078

77 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

Alphabetical lIst of VIllages (C D Block Lahul) Serial Name of village 2001 Census 1991 Census numbel (with Hadbast No In bra"kets) locatlon code number locatIOn code number I 2 3 4 .82 Marbal (5/13) 00564700 080020001000100035 83 Melbak (4/2) 00562200 080020001000100013 84 Mellllg (411 0) 00562900 r 080020001000100021 85 _M uchhhng (5/2) 00563300 080020001000100024 86 Muilng(11/5) 00570800 080020001000100100 87 M urtlcha (12/13) 00572200 080020001000100113 88 Nupe-M arang (6/4) 00565100 080020001000100041 89 Parak (4/1) 00562100 080020001000100012 90 Parandas (617) 00566200 080020001000100044 91 Pasprag (912) 00570200 080020001000100086 92 Phugthal (12/4) 00571200 080020001000100104 93 PhunklYar (6/9) 00565300 080020001000100046 94 Plukar (9/8) 00569600 080020001000100092 95 PUid (12/6) 00571600 080020001000100106 96 Rallllg(12114) 00572300 080020001000100114 97 Ran~e (5/8) 00563900 080020001000100030 98 Rangcha (14/2) 00574200 080020001000100131 99 Rangyo (8/14) 00568600 080020001000100079 100 Rape (2/2) 00561700 080020001000100002 101 Rap rlllg (3/3) 00561200 080020001000100009 102 Rang (8/12) 00568~00 080020001000100077 103 Rashtl (2/5) 00561800 080020001000100005 104 Retd (13/8) 00573300 080020001000100124 105 Ropsang (13/1) 00572600 080020001000100117 106 Rualmg(4f8) 00562700 080020001000100019 107 Rurmg(4/11) 00563100 080020001000100022 108 Sakar ( 12/9) 00571800 080020001000100109 109 Sarkhang ( 141 I ) 00574000 080020001000100130 110 Shansha (3/5) 00561900 080020001000100011 111 Shashm (13/5) 00573000 080020001000100121 112 Shlptmg(11/3) 00570700 080020001000100098 III Shugu (12/10) 00571900 080020001000100110 114 ShUlilng(12/16) 00572500 080020001000100116 115 Shullang (13/10) 00573600 080020001000100126 116 StlllgJll (7/13) 00567200 080020001000100063 117 Tandl (6/13) 00565500 080020001000100050 118 Tayul Gompa (7/11) 00567000 080020001000100061 119 1 elangbe (4/9) 00562800 080020001000100020 120 Telll1g ( 14/8) 00574600 080020001000100137 121 Thapak (4/3) 00562300 080020001000100014 122 Thola-Pyasu (9/6) 00569700' 080020001000100090 123 Tholung(6/6) 00564500 080020001000100043 124 Thorang (1212) 00571100 080020001000100102 125 Ttla (6/8) 00565400 080020001000100045 126 Tlhng (12/5) 00571400 080020001000100105 127 Tmgal (8/10) 00569200 080020001000100075 128 Tmno (8/1) 00569400 080020001000100066 78 VILLAGE DIRECTORY

AlphabetIcal list ofVllldges (C D Block Lahul) Serial Name of village 2001 Census 1991 Censu, number (with Hadbast No In bracket,) location code number location code number 2 3 129 To-Kdflng(5/3) 00563)00 080020001000100025 130 Topchdll1g(11/2) 00570600 OR0020001000100097 131 [ oZlI1g (5111) (0)64100 OR0020001000100033 132 Wargul (11/4) 00570900 OR0020001000100099 133 Wall (5/12) 00564200 080020001000100034 134 Yala Pyasu (9/5) 00569800 080020001000100089 135 Yang KIrllng (4/6) 00562500 080020001000100017 116 Yang r oZlng (SilO) 00564300 0800200010001000J2 137 Yang! ang (5/7) 00563700 080020001000100029 138 Yarl-Khoksar (14/11) 00574900 080020001000100140 139 Yoche (8119) 00569100 0800200010001000R4 140 Yurnath (717) 00566600 080020001000100057

79 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of India 2001- Amenities .nd AmCnltll~ available (If not available within the village, a dash ( ) IS shown In the relumn nnd nexllo II In brackets the distance In broad rnnges VIZ < 5 kms • 5-10 kms and 10+ (ems of the nearest place where the facIlity IS available IS !pven)

6y "0 II> .c ..C"'" C ~ co ... ~$ ~ c ~., "> B.,g_ c:>. E .:: E e 0-'" ., 0.. " 8 ~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 " 12 13 CD Block I &hulIOOOIl

Ohar Bhltar (182) 13340 ------Unmhablted ---- (00546000) 2 Ohar Parla Bhltar (181) I 9lJ70 ------Unmhrl,Ued ------(0054610.QL 3 Ohar Oaraone (183) 5590 ------Unmhablted ------(00)46200) 4 OharThan Paflan (185) 211900 --- Umnhablted --- 00546300 5 195700 ----- Unmhablted -----

6 196230 ------Uninhabited ------

7 3340 - --- Unmhablted ------

8 29190 --Umnhablted ----

9 2,7190 --Umnhablted ---

PHC BS 10 Tmgrat (176) 2080 311 62 P M S AC H(lO+) T SS-T P0{5-10) CM(IO'") ACS(IO ) CV(IO+) RS(lO+) (00546900) C(IO+) MCW(IO ) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) II [) I' I l1rgu, (177) ______Unmhablled ______2540 ___ (00547~()~OO~~------12 Ohar Ahan (I 79) 13560 ------Unmhablted ------(00547100) 13 D I' F Thanl (178) '.180 ------Unmhabltt'd ------(005472001' PHS 14 I\.hdnlar (J 86) BS(IO+) 2940 61 14 I' AC M« H(IO+) T SS-T I'O{IO+) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (00547300) 5)C(10+) MCW(lO+) PHI 10+) CPt 10+) NCS(IO+) SI'( 10+) RS(IO+) I'HC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) '1W(IO+) I, Dhur I umgurl, (200) 13 '42 () ------Unll1hablled ------IOth474UU) 16 [) I' I I\.hdnlul (187) 1010 ------Unmhablled ------(00547)00) 17 D P F Challng (190) 1870 ---- Unmhablted ------(00547600)

18 Challng (19Y PM AC BS« 5) 660 145 22 C(IO+) ~~~(\o+) TSS-T P0(5-10) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (00547700) PH(IO+) CI'(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+) 19 1470 ---- Unmhablted ------

20 29900 ---- Uninhabited -----

21 I 1630 --Unmhablted ------

22 20240 ------Unlllhabued ------

-'" 2~ 10 ------U nlnhabned ------80 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory Land use as on 1999) Land use (I e area under dIfferent types ot land u~e m hectare)

------Unmhablted --- 13340 Ohar Bhltar (182) Ohar Parla Bhltar ------U'lInhablled ------19070 2 ~81

------Unlnhabl ed ----- 5590 Ohar Oaraone (183) 3 Ohar Than Pattan ------Ulllnhablted ----- 21 1760 140 4 185

------UOI,lhablled ------195680 20 Dhar Churdrun (188) 5

------Uninhabited ---- 196220 10 Ohar Gumba (114) 6

------Uninhabited ------3340 Dhar Kundn (189) 7

------UninhabIted ---- 29190 Dhar Chutradrun (180) 8

----,--- UninhabIted ---- 27190 Ohar Chetal (17~) 9

PC(28 0) MR Manah (178) ED 1080 72 0 Tmgrat (176) 10 T(28 0)

------Uninhabited --- -- 24 40 100 OPFUrgus (177) II

------Unmhablted ------13560 Ohar Ahan ( 179) 12

820 PC(IO) ------UnmhaDlted ------150 OPF ThaOl(178) 13 T 10

PC(I~ 0) MR FP Manall (188) 2490 300 "'hanlar (186) 14 T(I) 0)

------Unll1habned ------135320 100 Dhar I amgarh (200) 15

------Unmhablted ------960 50 DPF"'hanlar(187) 16

1750 PC(IO) ------Unmhablted --- 110 D P F Chalmg (190) TIO 17

PC(160) FP Manah (184) ED 380 T(160) 12 0 Chahng (191) 18

______Unmhabtled --- 1320 150 Uwang (1\12) 19 ______UOIllhablted --- 29900 Dhar Chanooh (199) 20 ____ Unmhabnecl--- 11270 360 Dhar Tentl (208) 21 _____ UnmhabUecI- 20240 Dhar "'arpat (194) 22

------Umnhabtled- 2470 40 DP'lfrpdt(195)

81 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census oflndia 2001- Amenities lind Amemlles avaIlable (lfnot avaIlable within the VIllage a dash ( ) IS shown In thctolumn and next to It In brackets the dIstance In broad ranges VIZ. < 5 kms 5010 kms and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facIlity IS available: IS gIven)

~1~. _____-__ ~2 ______L-~3 __-L~4 __L-5~L-_~6~ __~~7~~I~~8~~I __ ~9 __~~I~O __~~II~~ __~12~-J __~1~3_

24 133 0 ------UninhabIted ------

25 3.9520 --- UninhabIted -----

26 2,2()70 ------Umnh

27 II .. 0 ------U, inhabited ------

DA H(IO+' PO - BS PM AC 28 Karpat (196) 2580 305 MCW 0+ TS T CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) RS(IO+) (00548700) 56 C(lO+) (I ) S- PH(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) PHC(.}-IO) CP(IO+) NW(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) 29 D P F D1bn (I97) 1060 ---- UninhabIted --- (00548800)

30 DPFTlII1"lu (170) BS«5) 1960 38 H(IO+) PO« 5) CM(-IO+) ACStIO+) CV(IO+) (00548900) 12 P«5)M« MCW(IO+) TSS-T NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) 5) C( 10+) PHC(IO+) PH( 10+) CP(1O+) OCS(IC+) ST(IOt) NW(IO+) / 31 DPFShdmg (1911) BS(5-10) 1420 22 3 P ACM« H(IO+) TS T PO«S) CM(-IO+) ACS(lU) CV(IO+) (00549000) 5)C(10+) MCW(IO+) ~- PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(I)+) RS(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) 32 Dhar Jhatul (193) 6100 ------Unll\habned ----- (00549100) 33 D P F Chamrat (20 I) 91 0 ______Un nhabned ____ ~5~4~92~00~)~ ______~~ ______PHS BS 39 P(2) M AC H( 10+) T SS-T 34 Chamral {2(2) (00549300) 1290 179 PO CM;IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) RS(IO-+) C(lO+' MCW( I(J+) PH(IO+, CP(lu+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) OC~(IO+) Sf(lO-+)

35 D P F Shakoll (168) H( 10+) ACS(JO+) CV( 10+) B5« 5) 2610 85 (00549400) 26 P« 5) M« MCW( 10+) T SS-T PO« 5) CM( 10+) 5)«J0+) PHC(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(iO+) SP(I(,+) RS(IO+) OCS(IO+) Sl (10+) NW(IO+) P(2) AC BS 36 G"~n (204) 1130 137 26 M« 5) 11(10+) TSS T PO«5) CM(-5-10) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) RS(IO+) (00549500) MCW(IO+) - NCS I SP 10 ) 010+) PH(J-IO) CP(IO+) (0+) (+ NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

P(3) AC H(I~) 37 Shako" (157) 1820 595 PO«5) CM;5-IO) ACS(IO+) CV(S-IO) BS«5) (00"49600) 103 M« 5) C(5- MCW(I(};) T SS-T PH(5-10) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO.,.) 10) PHC(5-IO, OCS(IO+) ST(IOt) NW(IO+) 38 Dhar Sangru (169) 2,3220 (00549700) --Ulllnhablted --- n 1l r u ,,.,,.'" (1~'" 39 ~ - c , 1970 - Unmhabned ----

D P F Tumru (203) 3640 4 BS(<.5) 40 (00549900) P«5)M« ~~~lIO+) TSS-T PO«.) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) 5)C(10+) PH(lO+) CP(IO+) NCS(lO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(lo+) NW(IO+) 41 3,6500 -_ Umnhablted ------

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of India 2001- Amenities and Amenities available (If not available within the Village a dash ( ) IS shown In the column and rn..xt to It In brackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ, < 5 kms , 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the faclhty IS available IS given)

i co E c:: 2 " ;;; " u "0 W" 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

42 60740 ------Uninhabited ------

43 20820 ------Uninhabited -----

44 33160 ---••• -. Uninhabited •••••• - •• -

45 1310 --•• -.-- Uninhabited •• ----••-

46 2380 --Uninhabited ---

47 2920 --Uninhabited ---

48 R F krakun (117) B'.« 5) 540 16 4 P« 5) M« H(IO+) PO« 5) CMZIO+) ACS(IO+) C'V(IO+) (00550700) 5)C(10+) MCW(IO+) TSS·T PH(IO+) Cp(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) R'>(IO+) _---::--=-=...,.,.-....,..,...,...,..,..-______P;_;H.;..;C~(.;..;IO_+:....) ___ OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

49 2390 --Uninhabited ---

50 2740 -.--- Unlnhublted -._---

" I 4300 .-.-- Uninhabited ----

52 36810 --.-. Uninhabited ••• -.---

700 -•••• -•• Uninhabited -.--._

520 --•• ---- Uninhabited ••• -._

55 BhuJund (109) 28 P M AC H(IO+)" LM(IO+) ACS(lO+) CV(IO+) BS« 'i) 8~ 0 157 \1CW(IO+) T _SoT P0(5-1O) (00551400) C(IO+) PH(IO) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) + OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) )6 DPFTehtio (119) 1680 --••••• - Uninhat>lt~d .------(00551500) )7 R F Slrnah (120) 570 ------Uninhabited ••• -•••• -••• (00551600)

)8 Bh4rdur (124) 500 106 21 P ACM« H(IO+) TSST PO(S.IO) CMC·IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS« 5) (00551700) 5)C(10+) MCWC'O+) • PHCIO+) Cp(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(lO+)

59 1030 •••••••• Uninhabited ••••• _ ••

60 4460 .-_•• - Uninhabited ---

61 1460 --- Uninhabited ---

62 R F .... aln (127) (00552100) 1140 -•• - ••• Uninhabited ---

P(2) M S DA H(lO+) PO 63 Tlndl (129) ACS( 10+) CV( 10+) BS« 5) 860 474 93 PUC AC MCW(IO+) T SS-T PH(IO+) CM(IO+) NCS (00':52200) C(lO+) PHC( 10+) CPt 10+) (10+) SP( 10+) RS(IO+) OCSC 10+) ST( 10+) NWCIO+)

84 85 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of India 2001- Amenities and Amenltlcs avmlable (II not avalhhlc wlthm the village: a dash ( ) IS shown m the column and next to II m brackets the distance .n broad mnges VIZ < 5 kms, 5-10 kms and 10+ kms oflhe nearest place where thc faclhty IS avaIlable IS lpven)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

64 10150 ------Unmhablled ------

BS oS DPFlohni (122) 223 0 81 14 P M« 5) ~~~11O+) TSS-T PO«5) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) RS(IO+) (00552400) C(lO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) ______P_H_C.:....( I_O+....:),--- OCS( 10+) ST( 10+)

4690 --Unmh.lblled ------

2590 --Unmh ,blted ---

13190 --Unlnh.tblted ----

2080 --Unmhdblted ----

450 ---- Unmhablted ------

71 Harsar (132) - H(IO+) CM(-IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS(5-10) 530 6 2 P(5-10) M(5 MCW( 10+) T SS-T P0(5-10) (00553000) RS(IO+) IO)C(IO+) PHC(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(lO+) SP(IO+) OCS(I(I+) .>T(IO+) NW(IO+) 72 Ohar fonda (13(,1 2870 --Unmhablted ------(005~3100) 73 Dhar Bhalgahar (133) 11060 --- Unmh.blled ------(00553200)

74 0 P F I1hanwam (137) 1890 47 ~~~~IO+) TSS-T PO«5) CM(IO+) ACS,IO+) lV(IO+) BS(5-10) (00553300) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) ______;..;PH~C;;.,!(..;..;IO+~) ______OC~S;.:.(;..;IO+~) .::.ST.:..:(~IO+:...... :..)_.:...NW( 10+)

75 R F Dhandal (139) - H{ 10+) AC"( 10+) CV( 10+) BS(5-IU) 1860 (00553400) 1 P(5-10)M(5 MCW(IO+} TSS-f P Dhar Bhllm\dg (141) 3 1750 ------Unmhablled ------__«(J()553)00)

PAC BS(5-10) 77 l...urched (140)(00553600) 3220 54 14 M(IO+) ~~~llo+} TSS-T PO(IO+) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) RS(IO+) C(lO-t) PHI 10+) CPt 10+) NCS( 10+) SP( 10+) PHC( 10+) OCS( 10+) ST( 10+) NW(10+) 78 0 P F Salgamon (144) 240 --Unmh,blted ------(00553700) PHS PM H(IO+) BS(5-IO) 79 Salgaraon (143)(00553800) 2540 265 PO CMc"IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 48 C(IO+) MCW(IO+) TSS-T PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+} SP(IO+) RS(lO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

1430 --Uninhabited ----

25980 --Uninhabited ------

3270 --Uninhabited _---

1950 --- Untnhablted ------

86 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory bind USt (liS on 1999\ Land use (I e area under dIfferent types ofland use In hectare) _. - l;- cco ~ !i' . ...g "8 -g ...... c E .. ... r !:! E ., ]~ E ~ [;II :::> II> > ... ~ a1:! C'" COC ;; >. , ~ ~ .. - c >. ;; :: c, g 3: 0. ~ ~~ .". J! > .8 II> c >z .r:. g c. & e ., .. E :::l 8..3 U "0 iii :is a :l I Vi ..c. §jl 00 e F, 'c ~ c i;'" ~ ~ ,,~ "E: ~ :::> Vi ~ :::J.r:. .. :?: - "0 0- '" C CI) E - 3: 3: 0 ~ - :::l t: " ~ C. '" '" '" 0 .. 0 E E - " -< ~] 0- z ~ E "- :::::> G ~ ~]- ~:r: cr" 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 I

------UninhabIted ------10150 Ohar J utgahar (12 I ) 64

PC(40) MRFP ~anal! (186) ED 2010 180 o P F Lohnl (122) 65 T(40)

------UninhabIted ------4690 o P F Baknal (130) 66

----- UninhabIted ---- 2590 o P F Tenda (135) 67

-- UninhabIted --- 1,3190 Ohar Kundal (126) 68

------UninhabIted ------2080 o P F Kundel (131) 69

------UninhabIted ----- 450 o P F Harsar (134) 70 ---- PC(40) FP Manal! (184) 20 470 Harsar (132) 71 T(40)

------UninhabIted ------2870 OharTenda (136) 72

------Urlnhablted ------11060 Ohar Bhatgahar (133) 73

PC(60) l-P Manal! (173) ED 1380 90 360 o P F Ohanwalll (137) 74 T(60)

1-1' Manal! (18<\) 1860 R F Dhandal (139) 75

------Uninhabited ------31740 10 Dhar Bhnnwag (141) 76

PC(60) II' M.ln.ll! ll78) 10 3160 "'urched (140) 77 T(60)

------UninhabIted ------240 o P F Salgaraon (144) 78

PC(20 0) MRFP Manal! (171) ED 290 2050 Salgaraon (143) 79 T(200)

------UllInhablted ----- 1430 R F Rumas (142) 80 Ohar Kangal-Pangah ----- Uninhabited ---- 25980 81 147

--- UllInhablted ----- 3270 R F Salkot (151) 82

------Umnhablted ------1950 R F OaRdh (149) 83

87 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census ofIndl3 2001- Amrnrtu.·s and Amenities available (II not aVailable within the village a dash (-) IS shown In the column and ~ next to It In brackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of the u5 nearest plae'! where tl)e faCIlity IS available IS gIVen) 8 t!.., "C

io ] .c .... 0; E o c :::l o C ] ~ U E :::l ~... :::l "C til Z LJ.J 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

84 R F I<..hunal (150) 1240 --- Uninhabited ------(00554300)

85 R F Arat (165) (00554400) 1180 --- Uninhabited ---

PHS BS 86 Margaraon (164) 125 .'(5) M S H(IO+) PH(6) 3160 656 CM(~-IO) ACS(lu+) CV,IC+) RS(.O' ) (00554500) AC qIO+) MCW(IO+) T SS-T PO« 5) CP(IO+' NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHqIO+) OCS(IO+) ::.T(IO+)

87 1430 --- Uninhabited ---

88 2,4290 --Uninhabited ---

89 2690 ------UnI'lhablted ---

P(2) AC 90 Salpat (159) BSe: -10) 370 144 24 M(S-IO) H(IO+) 1 SS T 1'0(5-10) CM(~-IO) ACS(IO+) CV\IOt) (00554900) R~(IO+) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) - PH(5-10) Cp(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(ID-) PHqS-IO) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

1170 --Uninhabited -----

122640 --- Uninhabited ---

520 ------Uninhabited ------

2020 --Uninhabited ---

PM S MCWHC PO TO Bl> 95 Udaipur (160) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 710 1278 342 PUC AC H(IO+) T !)S-T PTO CMCP RS(IO+) (00555400) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) q5-10) PHqIO+) PH(20) NW(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) 96 Dhar Holat (205) 3772 0 ------Uninhabited ------

97 1240 ------Uninhabited .-•• -.-••••

YR J) I' F I 00.1f (158) 48:; 0 37 (, P« 5) M« H(IO+) T SS.T PO« 5) CM« 5) ACS(5-10) CV(5-10) BS« 5) (00555700) 5)C(5.10) MCW(IO+) PH«5) CP(IO+) NCS(5-10)SP(5-10) RS(IO+) __~~~~ __~~ ______PH_C_(~10+~) ______OC_S~(_5._10~)~S~n~5_-1~0)~~N~W~(~10+~) 99 D P F Bardang (156) 2590 --.--- Uninhabited --- (00555800)

100 0 P F I'hatgahar (213) I 131 0 298 1"0 P« 5) M« H( 10+) T SS T PH(2) CM« 5) ACS(IO+J CV{ 10+) BRSS(IO+) (0055.5900) - MCW(IO+) - PO« 5) NCS(IO+) SP{IO+) _ __~~~~ __~~ ______5)_C_(_<_5_} __ P_H_CJ.~~)~ ______C_P_(I_O+_) __ OCS(IO+)~~~~~~ ST(IO+) __N_W __ (I_O+ __ ) 101 Ohar Phatgahar (206) 9600 __ Uninhabited ___ __~(~~5~56oo~O~) ______~ ______

BS 102 Haruka (214) 1640 78 14 P M S C H( 10+) T HP SS· PO(~ 5) CM« 5) ACS( 10+) CV« 5) RS(IO+) (00556100) MCW« 5) HP PHI 10+) Cp« 5) NCS(lO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

88 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory LAnd use AS on 1999\ I Land use (I e area under dIfferent types oflnnd use In hectare)

~~14~-L ____,~1~5 ____-L~1~6~~1~7~~ __1~8~~ __~1~9 __-L __ ~2~0 __ ~ __~2~1. __~-=2~2 __~ __2~3~~ ______~2 ______~~1~

------I lnlnhablted ------1240 R F "'-hunal (I SO) 84

------Unlnhab~ted ------1180 R F Arat (16j) 85

1510 PC(49 0) '1~ FP Mandh (161) ED 10 1140 Margaraon (164) 86 T(49 0)

------Unmhablted ---- 1430 R F Ratoh (152) 87 ------UninhabIted ------2,42Q 0 Ohar Salpat (154)

------Un1l1habned ------2690 R F Sal pat (153) 89

IP Manai! (160) H' 100 10 260 Salpat (159) 90

--- Unanhablted ---- 1170 R F Suthal (163) 91

------Unmhablted ----- 12,264 0 Ohar Sal run (146) 92

------Unlnhabned ------520 o P F Salrun (145) 93

----- Unanhablted ------2020 R F Rtodhan (162) 94

PR Manah (156) ED NM 160 PC(220) 20 310 UdaIpur (160) 95 1(22 0)

------Un1l1hah~ted ------3772 0 Ohar Holat (205) 96

------Un1l1hab~ted ------1240 OPFUdalpur (161) 97

1-1' Manah (155) LD 4470 PCI 10) 30 320 DPF!obar (158) 98 TIIO)

------Un1l1hablted ------2590 D P F BlIrdang (156) 99

PRMR Man.lh (155) ED 1,1160 PC(IO) 20 120 o P F Phatga:lar (213) 100 FP T(lO)

----- Unmhablted ----- 9800 Ohar Phatgahar (206) 101

PR Manah (152) ED 480 PC(190) 640 40 290 Haruka (214) 102 T(l90)

89 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of Ir dia 2001- Amenities and Amenities available (It not ~vallable wlthm the Village, a dash (-) IS shown In the column and ~ ~ ~ . !! s co:: :I! "8 ;: .s::. "0 6 .s::. • v C .... ":ita(/) --s .. c ... co eo 0 ;g - '- "- til C od .. ..:! ] 0 ._.s::. ::3"":: ~ _ ==> Eg -.:; e ""§2 e-::;" E til 0 C I gu~E :::l '-...J OIl ~ E r: ~ c !! 2 -.:; ~~ .. ~

PM S DA H(lOf-) BS Tnlol..nath (216) PO CM(IO+) ACS(lO+) CV(S-IO) r?J 1880 824 139 PUC AC MCW(IO ... ) TSS-T RS(IO+) (00556200) PH(IO) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) C(IO+) PHC(IO+) NW(IOf-) OCS( 10+) ST(5-10) o P F Tnloknalh (217) }620 ---- L nlnhablted --- ...,. ~ (C,J5563(,0) Ohar Mushgar (i S5)-- ..:>5 2,9280 --- L nlnhablted -._-- ~0055\J4001 Ohar K.hang,U" (218) to}(; 4,0410 --t' nlnhablted --- (005565001

BS J...lshon (21 ,) H(IO+) PO ACS(IO+) CVlS.IO) 107 970 284 51 CM«S) RS(IO+) (00556600) P M C« 5) MCW(IO+) T SS·T PH(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) CP« 5) NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(lO+) ST(5·10)

Auhar (207' H(ID+) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS« 5) 108 2860 15 15 P« 5) M« PO«5) (00556700) MCW(IO+) T SS-T RS(IO+) 5) C(lO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS~IO+) SP(IO+) PHC(IO"') OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) D I' F K.haprana (212) 109 1490 ._- Uninhabited •••• _- !005568oo1

BS \ra' (211) 12 P M(5-10) H(lO+) 110 SIO 61 PO(S·IO) CM;5-10) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) RS(IO+) (00556900) C(5-10) MC'W( 10~) T SS·T PH(5.10) CP(5.10) NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

BS D ? F Bhlyan (220) H(lO+) • ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) III 1870 36 6 P« ,) M« P0(5.10) RS(IO+) (00557000) MCW(IO+) T SS·T CM(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) 5) C(5-10) PH(IO+) NW(I(,+) PHC(IO+) CP(IO+) OCS( 10+) ST(IO+)

f'I P F Gilding (221) H(lO+) • ACS( 11\+) CV( 10+) BS(IO+) 112 2760 15 2 P« 5)M« PO(IO+) (00)57100) MCW(IO+) TSS·T CM(IO+} NC~(IO"') SP(IO+) RS(lO+) 5)«S·IU) PH(IO+) PHC'( 10+) CP(Ifl+) ()(,S( 10+) ST(I()+) NW(IO+) Ohar Glldmg (219) 113 51680 •.•••.• Umnhablted ••• -•••• _ 10()~57200l

114 202520 ••••.••. Umnhablted ••.••..-

liS 7120 ••• - Unmhablted ----

o P F Smdwan (210) H(IO+) TC SS· ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS«5) 116 286 a 7 P« 5) M« PO« 5) \00>51500) MCW(IO·) T CM(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) RS(IO+) 5)C(1O+) PH(IO+) PHC« 5) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+} NW(IO+) PHS BS 82 P 111« 5) H( 10i-) - ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 11"1 ~lnA" .. ,.1 I:!no) ~(\0'5"600) 2950 337 PO(IO+) RS(IO+) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) T SS·T CM(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) PHI 10+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

P(2) M S Jholang (223) H(IO+) • ACS( 10+) CV(IO+) BS«5) 118 630 165 29 PUC PO« 5) (00557100) MCW(IO+) T SS·T CM(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) C(lO+) PHI 10+) PHC« 5) ':P( 10"') OCS( 10+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+) VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory Land us~ as on 1999\ Land use (I e area under different types of land ~ In hectare) I

c: 00 .;:. ~ c: u ~ <> "8 -g u c: E ~ ~ g ~ ~ E g~ .E ~ 0 .;:.rl u e .;:;'" y "~ .&; "g ::> .!! r; ::c ~ ~ 0 .!! ;; >. ::E ~= ':; c: ;>'" ~ lib OJ -.: ~1l ;> = c .9 ~ c..c. '0 c:: ;:: Z :c Ii ~a e ..!!§ 0 c .9 ::> '0 '" .... u c. :; (5 ':> g Vi '" '" §~ ... ~ ~ c: ~ " '" ~ ::> ;a ".&;" ::: Vi c: 00 3-5 E '0 EO 0- co ~ ~ 0 '"~ * - ::> '" :: 0- u ...... -E 0 0 E c - z:I:'" " J o gj, <;_ I .r 14 15 16 17 18 II) 20 21 22 23 - 2 I I

PRMR PC(SS 0) Manah (155) ED 1170 130 Tnloknath (216) 103 FP T(58 0)

PC(IO) ------Unlnh.. b,ted ----- 3S40 70 D P F Tnloknath (217) 104 T I.Q)

------Unmhablted ----- 29280 Ohar Mushgar (I SS) 105

----- Unmhablted --- t 036 0 50 Dhar KI angar (218) 106

PC(26 0) PRFP Manah(153) ED 230 360 120 Io..lshon (215) 107 T(26 0)

FP Manah (171) 30 20 2780 30 Auhar (207) 108

------Uninhabited ---- '4/0 20 D P F Khaprana (212) 109

PC(60) PR Manah (145) ED 380 70 Aral (211) 110 T(60)

PC(30) PR FP Manah (151) ED 1680 110 50 D P F Bhlyan (220) III T(30)

0(4 v) FP Manal! (152) ED 2470 160 90 D P FGllding (221) (12 T(40)

------Umnhablled ------51680 Dhar Gilding (219) 113

------Uninhabited ------66740 135780 Dhar Jholang (214) 114

------Uninhabited ---- 7000 120 D P F Jholang (222) 115

PC(30) I-P Manah (141) ED 2470 20 34'0 D P F SlIldwan (210) 116 T(30)

PC(23 0) MRFP Manah (140) ED 90 2480 150 Smdwan (209) 117 T(23 0)

PC(IJ 0) MR Manah (141) ED 90 320 90 Jholang (223) 118 T(130)

91 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census oflndla 2001- AmenJtll'~ and Amenities available (It not available \\Ithln the Village a dash (-) IS ~hown In the column and next to It In brackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms. 5-10 kms and \0+ kms of the nearest place where the faclhty IS available is given) 8 t!. "0'" "0 ..c ~ _g 'o ] E :::l Z 2 3 1 i S 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

PHC BS PM 119 Thlrot (115) 230 167 H(IO+) TSST PO CM(IO+) ACS(IO+)CY(IO+) RS(IO+) (00557800) 57 C(lO+) - PH(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) MCW(\O+) CP(IO+) NW(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) DAPHS BS PM H(IO+) PO« 5) CM(IO+) ACS( 10+) CY( 10+) 120 Cho~hang (1/4) (00557900) 360 79 24 C(lO+) MCW(IO+) T SS-T R~(IU+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC«5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

BS 121 Chho&llng (1/3)(00558000) 60 12 3 P«5)M(<' H(IO+) TSST PO«5) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) RS(lO+) S)C(IO~) MCW(IO+) - PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(\O+) NW(lO+) PHC« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

BS 122 GlWI (1/2) 140 16 3 - H(IO+) PO(IO+) CM(-IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(10+) RS(IO+) «()(')j58 100) P«5)M(5- MCW(IO+) TSS-T NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) 10)C(10+) PHC(5-10) PJ.f("-IO) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(I:J+)

BS 12' NlllnGahar (III) 180 54 12 P M(5-10) H(IO+) T SS T PO(\O+) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) RS(IO+) (005582OC) C(IC r) MCW(IO+) - PH(IO+) cr 10+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(10+) PHC(5-10) \ OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) ---- BS 124 I<..an'l (116) 29 P M(5-10) H(IO+) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) 250 137 RS(IO+) (00558300) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) TSS-T po(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) PHC«5) PH(I(I+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

BS 125 Dandak (117) ~O 19 3 P«;)M(5 H(IO+) TSS T PO(5-10) CM(-IO+) ACS(\O+) CY(\O+) RS(IO+) (00558400) - MCW(IO+) - NCS(IO ) SP(IO ) ______10)C(10+) PHC«S) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+)+ ST(IO+) + NW(IO+)

DA H(IO+) BS 126 MUfdlog (118) 230 48 12 P M ~ MCW(IO+) TSS-T PO(5-10) CM(IO+) AC<;(10+) CY(IO+) RS(IO+) (00)S8500) C(lO+) PHC« 5) PH(IO) CP(IO+) ~CS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) + OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

BS 127 Chambak (1/9) (005586(10) 130 52 10 P M(S-IO) H( 10+) T SS-T P0(5-10) CM;S-IO) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) RS(IO+) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NC<;(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC«5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

128 Lmgcha (1110) (005S8700) 160 ------Uninhabited -----

PHS BS 129 BhaBanng (1113) 5 PM«5) 60 23 H( 10+) T SS T PO(5-10) CM« 5) ACS( 10+) CY(lO+) RS(IO+) (00558800) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) - PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) NW(IO+) PHC«5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

130 Leh Banng (1114) PAC M(5- H(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) 140 65 RS(IO+) (00558900) 15 10)C(10+) MCW(IO+) TSS-T PO(5-10) CM«5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) PHC«5) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

BS 131 Shehng (1112) 9 PM(S-IO) H(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(10+) 210 58 (00)59000) C(I0+) MCW(IO+) T SS-T PO(5-10) CM« 5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(10+) NW(IO+) Pr'IC« 5) PHI 10+) CPt 10+) OCS (+)10 Sl «(I) +)

92 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory Land use as on 1999) Land use (I e area under dIfferent types ofland use In hectare)

PC(70) PR Manah (138) ED 160 Thlrot (115) 119 T(70)

PC(140) I\IR Manah (146) ED 220 Chokh Ing (1/4) 120 T(140)

GC(30) MR FP Manah (148) ED 30 C'lhog) 109 (1/3) 121 T(30)

PC(40) MR FP Manah (149) ED 100 Guan (112) 122 T(40)

PC(IOO) MR FP Manah (153) ED 80 Nal'l Gahar (1/1) 123 T(lO 0)

PC(IOO) PR Manah (136) ED 150 "amn 1/6) 124 T(IOO)

PC(20) PR Manah (136) ED 30 Danda).. (In) 125 T(20)

PC(IOO) PR MR Manah (134) ED 130 Murang (1/8) 126 T(IOO)

PC(50) PR MR IVIdn.llo (134) ID 70 I 0 Chamba).. (1/9) 127 T(50)

----- U"lnhablted ------60 100 Lrngcha (1/10) 128

PC(30) MR FP Manah 1133) ED 30 Bha Bdmg (1/13) 129 T(30)

PC(80) MR FP Manah (134) ED 60 u-h Banng (1/14) 130 T(80)

PC(90) MR FP Mana" (135) ED 120 Shehne (1/12) 131 T(90)

93 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of India 2001- Amenlhe~ and Amenalles available (Ifnot available within the Village a dash (-) IS shown'ln the column and next to It In brackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the faclhty IS available IS given) I

2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 II 12 13

BS - H(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 132 5henwar (1111 )(00559100) 70 4 P« 5) M(5- MCW(IO+) T 55-T P0(5-10) CM« 5) NCS(lo+) SP(lo+) RSflO ) 10)C(10+) PHC«5) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(I~) NW(IO+)

BS 133 hUang (1115) P M(5-10) H(IO+) t'C"(10+\ CY(IO+) 70 30 RS(IO+) (00)59200) 5 C(lO+) MCW( 10+) T SS-T PO(S-IO) CM(5-1O) NCS(lO+) SP(lO+) PHC« 5) PH( 10+) CP( 10+) OCS( 10+) ST( 10+) NW(IO+)

BS 134 Dreldra (1116) - H(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 10 27 RS(lO+) (ooS59300) 5 P«5) M(5- MCW(IO+) TSS-T PO«5) CM«S) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) 10)C(10+) PHC«5) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

BS 135 BhaChewar (1111) 1 P M(5-10) H(IO+) AC~(IO+) CY(IO+) 50 37 RS(lO+) (00559400) C(IO"') MCV'(IO+) TSS-T PO«5) CM«5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) I'HC«5) PH(IO,) CP( 0+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) 136 Leh Chewar (1118) 30 --- Uninhabited --- (00559500)

131 Bihar (1119) BS« 5) 80 10 2 P«S)M« ~~~(\O+) TSS-T PO«S) CMtIO+) AC,)(IO+) CV(IO+) (00559600) 5)C(10+) PH(lO) Cpo 0+) NCS(IO+) SP(lv+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

BS 138 Naida (112 I) PM 510 239 H( 10+) T SS T PO« 5) CM« 5) ACS( 10+) CV( I~) RS(IO+) (00559700) 44 C(lo+) MCW(IO+) - PH(Iu+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SI'(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC«5) OCS(IO+) ST{IO+)

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BS 2 - H(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 141 ]l.huruu (1120) (00560000) 60 II P« S) M(5- MCW(IO+) T SS-T PO« 5) CM« 5) NC5(10+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) 10)C(IO+) PHC«5) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

BS 142 Lomach (1127)(00560100) 60 33 5 CP(MIO+(S-)IO) MH(cIO+W()ln~) T SS-T PO« 5) CM{< 5) ACS( 10+) CV( 10+) RS(IO+) \IT NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) PHC«5) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(lO+)

BS 143 Tlbok (1128) < - H(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 40 9 RS(IO+) (00560200) 2 P( 5) M(5- MCW(IO+) T SS-T PO« 5) CM« 5) NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) 10) C(IO+) PHC« S) PH(IO+) Cp(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) as 144 Othdng (1129) 8 P M(5-IO) H(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(I~) 400 54 RS(IO+) (00560300) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) TSS-T PO«5) CM«5) NCS(IO+ ) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC«S) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) OCS(IO)+ ST(IO+ )

94 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory Land us~ RS on 1999\ Land use (I e area under different types of land use In hectare)

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PC(50) PR MR Manalo (134) ED 20 Shcr\\ar filii ) 132 T(50)

PC(30) PRMR M'mah (134) ED 40 I\.uang (III:) 133 T(30)

PC(30) MRFP _ Manalo ( 130) ED 40 Dreldra (1116) 134 T(30)

PC(2 (I) MR 1\ analo (134) ED 30 Bha Che.... ar (1117) 135 T(20)

PC(I (I) ------Unanhablted ---- '0 LchChewar (1/18) 136 TI~

PC(IO) FP Manah(171) 70 Bihar (1/19) 137 T(IO)

MR FP Manalo (134) ED 270 240 Naida (1121) 138

PC(40) MR Manah (131) ED 60 Gahng (1123) 139 T(40)

PC(160) PR Manalo (131) ED 70 Jurde (1124) 140 T(160)

PC(30) I'R Manalo (132) ED lO J...huru!l (1/21) 141 T(30)

PC(30) MRFP Manal. (132) ED 30 Lorrach (1/27) 142 T(30)

PC(I 0) MR Manah (132) ED 30 Tlbok (1128) 143 T(IO)

PC(120) MRFP Manah(131) ED 270 10 Othang (1129) 144 T(120)

95 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPIT I Census of India 2001- Amrnitlt. and Amenities available (II not aVailable \\Ithm the 'Illage a dash (-)JS shown In the column and ~ ~ next to It In brackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ.< 5 kms S-IO kms and 10+ lms of the -S ..~ ..u U nearest place where the facility IS available IS gIVen) ..t: 8 ~ C!- ] ] ..eo .s u ;: u C 0 :;-;;,'" ~.s ... c: Ia uc.D c:.'" ~ ~ -g~ gog ~2 -5" 0 u ..<: co c 01:1 ... "= ] ...... t: co • co _ c: u_ - co 0 .... -.; E ~..8 ~~ c > g co C' c ~ "§"§ :gCt!E 5 10 0 eo ~~ ~ .. .3 ::::I Cfl ~~~ c; 'o..J co -.; c: __ 0. .. > --::J :; u_ g'ff8.~ ] ~ u .:;; ~_g E ~ 11;:",3 c:; u ad <.> ~ u 0 E ~ ~ g E ::> -c c: E E ~ - - E - " 5 § 0 .., .. ;s~ t;. t: g l:~="'$ o :: ., V> zz ~ Z" ..u ~ ~ 0.. u t." ~ « _!f • ~~~< '.:; :Ii I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

I\S Yang Thang (1/30) 4 PM(5-10) H( 1(\+) ACS(IO+) CV('O+) 145 270 24 1'0«5) CM«5) RS(IO+) (00560400) C(IOt) MCW(IO+) TSS-T NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC«5) OCS(lO+) ST(IO+)

BS TalJon (1/25) ACSIlO+) CV(1O+) 140 190 62 14 P« 5) M(5- H(IO+) T SS-T 1'0« 5) LI.t(.:: 5) RS(lO+) (00560500) NlS(IO+) SP(1O+) 10)C(10+) MCW(IO+) PP!IO+) CP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC«5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

BS lasrath (11"2) 18 PM(5-IO) H(IO+) ACS(lO+) CV(IO+) 147 270 118 1'0« 5) CM« 5) RS(lO+) (00560600) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) T SS-T NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NW(lO+) PHC« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+)

PM S OAPHC BS Jahlma (1,31) CM ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) 148 780 488 126 PUC H(IO+) TSS-T 1'0« 5) RS(IO+) (00560700) CP(IO+) rJCS(IO+) SP(IO+) C(1O+) MC>V(IO+) PP( t:)+) NW(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

149 20 ---- Umnhablted ---

01'(10+) BS Plour;J (1/32) 22 P M(5-10) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) I~U ISO 101 MCW(IO+) T SS-T PO« 5) CM«5) RS(IO+) (00566900) C(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) PHC(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NW(10+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

BS Llndur (1/1) 16 P M« $) H(IO+) - ACS(IO+) CV(1O+) 151 420 106 CM«5) RS(IO+) (00561000) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) TSSS-SI'O«5) CP(5-10) NCS(,O+) SP(IO+) NWIIO+) PHC« 5) PH(5-10) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

BS "-othl (3/2) P M« S) H(IO+) - ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 1)2 2' 0 38 5 CM«5) RS(IO+) (00561100) C(10+) MCW(5-10) T S SS-S 1'0« 5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) CP(5-10) NWIIO+) PHC« 5) PH(5·10) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+)

BS Rdprmg (3/3) 6 P M« 5) - ACS( 10+) CV( 10+) I' , 210 29 H( 10+) 1 S SS-S 1'0« 5) CM«5) RS(IO+) ((I(h6I 2()()) C(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) MCW(IO+) PH(5-10) CP«5) NW(IU,) PHC« 5) OCSIIO+) ST(IO+)

BS Goruma (3/4) PM H(IO+) - OCS CV(IO+) 154 820 203 CM«5) RS(IO+) (00561300) 40 C( 10+) MCW(IO+) T S SS-S 1'0« 5) ACS(IO+) SP(IO+) PHC« 5) PH« 5) CP« 5) NCS«5) ST(IO+) NW(IOI-)

BS Jobrang (2/1) PM H(IO+) - ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) ISS 600 130 CM«5) RS(IO+) (00561400) 27 C(IO+) MCW(5-10) T S SS-S 1'0« 5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) CP« 5) NW(lO+) PHC« 5) PH« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(1O+)

156 .. 0 --Um"hahlted ----

BS H(IO+) (2/4)(00561600) CMc"5-10) ACS(lO+) CV( 10+) 157 Ghamban 80 2 P«5) M« MCW(IO+) S SS-S 1'0« 5) RS(IO+) 5)C(10+) PH« 5) CP(S-IO) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+-) PHC« 5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+) PHS BS H.rjV (::'2) 30 PM <; H( 10+) T S <;S-S PO PH(..:: ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 1'8 28 () 146 CM«5) RS(IO+) w ~">(){1) C(I(I+) MCW(IO+) 5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) CP«5) NWllO') PlIC« 5) OCS«5) <;TIIO+) 96 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory I and use as on 1999) land use (I e area under different types ofland use In hectare)

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PC( 110) MRFP _ Manah (132) ED 160 Yang Thang (1/30) 145 T(IIO)

pe(80) PRMR Manah (130) ED 110 Tal)on (1125) 141> T(80)

PC(13 0) MR M:mah (131) ED 140 Jasrath (1122) 14 ' T(130)

PC(34 0) PR Manah (129) ED 440 Jahlma (1/31) 1411 T(34 0)

PC(IO) ---- Unmhablted ------10 Behng (1126) 14() T 10

PC(70) MR Manal! (1271 ED 60 20 Phura (1/32) 1511 T(70)

PC(150) MK FP Manah (119) ED 210 ()O Lmdur (3/1) 151 T(150)

pe(60) MRFP Ma"ah (117) FD 150 40 .... othl (3/2) 152 T(60)

PC(IOO) MRFP I\lanah (117) ED 90 20 Rapnng (3/3) 153 T(IOO)

PC(34 0) MR Manah (116) ED 380 100 , Go'ruma (3/4) 154 T(34 0)

PC(29 0) MRFP Manah (119) ED 21)0 50 Jobrang (2/1) 155 T(29 0)

PC(20) --- Unmhablted --- 20 BamAm nil) T 20 I""

PC(30) MRFP Manah(118) ED 40 10 Ghamban (214) 157 T(30)

PC(120) MRFP Manah (II~) ED 130 30 Rape (2/2) 158 T(120)

97 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Cen ,us of ImIta 2001- Amenlllt~ and Amemtles avaIlable (Ifnot aVDllablc wlthm the Village a dash (-) IS shown m the column and next to It In brackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms 5-I 0 kms and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facIlity IS available IS given) 8 ] !::!. "C'" "C " "0 :£"8• u ..c: "000 c ~ " _g == (Q- > g ....o o~ ~ Eod E ::I zz" 0 Z o 2 3 4 6 7 " 9 10 II 12 13

BS 159 Rdsllll (2/5) 13 P M(S-IO} 11(10+) - CM«5) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 25 I) 79 RS(IO+) (00561800) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) T S SS-S PO« 5) CP« 5) NCS( 10+) SP( 10+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) PH« 5) OCS«S) ST(IO+)

HC H(IO+) OCS B<; 160 Sh"n

161 1(ukucha (4/4)(00562000) 80 --Uninhabited ---

BS H« 5} CM«5) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) 162 Parak (4/1) 90 11 RS(IO+} 00562100) P«5}M« MCW(IO+) TSS-T PO«5} CP« 5) NeS( 10+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) 5) C(IO+} PHC(IO+) PH« 5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+) 161 \{elbak (4/2) 6 Uninhabited ___ 00562~2~00~ ______° ___ _

BS 164 fhapak (4/3) 6 PM«5) H«5) CM« 5) ACS( 10+) CY(IO+) 380 43 RS(IO+) (ooSIi2300) (.(10+) MCW(S-IO} T ~S-T PO« 5) CP« 5} "'CS( 10+) SP( 10+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) PH« 5) OCS«5) ST(IO+) BS PM CPCM« ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) 165 "'-Inlng (417) 340 219 H« 5) T S SS-~ PH(7) RS(IO+) (ooS62400) 57 C(IO+) MCW« 5) PO« 5) 5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+) BS 166 Yang Kutlng (4/6) II P M« 5) H« S) ACS( 10+) CY(IO+) 170 49 RS(IO+) (00562500) ((10+) MCW(5-IO) T SS-T PO PH(7) CM« S) NCS( 10+) SP,IO+) NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) CP« 5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+) ------~~~----- ~--~~------DA H« 5) ACS BS 167 Duansha (415) 290 12 P M« 5) MCW(IO+) TSS-T PO«5) CM«5) NCS(IO'q CY(IO+) RS(lO+) (00562600) C(IO+) PHC(IO+) PH« 5) CP( .... 5) OCS« 5) SP(IO+) NW(IO"") ______~ST~(~10~+~) ______

BS 168 Ruahng (4/8) 6 PM«5) H(IO+) CM« 5) ACS( 10+) CY( 10"") 200 28 MCW( 10+) T S!> T PO« 5) RS(:O+) (00562700) C( 10+) CP«5) NC<;(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC( 10+) PH« 5) OCS«5) ST(IO+) BS 6 P M« 5) CM«5) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) 169 Telangbe (4/9) (00562800) 280 22 H(IO+) TSS-T PO«S) RS(IO+) C(IO+} CP« 5) NCS( 10+) SP(1O+) MCW« 5} PH« 5) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS« 5) ST( 10+)

PHS H« 5} BS 170 Mellng (4110) 7 PM«5) CM«S) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) 270 34 MCW(S-IO)TSS-T PO«S) RS(IO+) (00562900) C(1O+) PHC( 10+) PH« 5) CP«5) NCS«5) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) OCS« 5) ST(IO+) " BS 171 Lmgar (2/6) 6 PM«5) H(5-10) CM(-S-IO} ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) 180 40 MCW(S-IO) S SS-S PO« 5) RS(IO+) (00563000) C(IO+) CP«5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) PH« 5) OCS« 5) ST( 10+) BS 172 RUflng (4/11) 14 P M(S-IO) H( 10+) CM« 5) ACS( 10+) CY( 10+) 260 44 TSS T RS(IO+) (00563100) C(IO+) MCW(S_IOI - P()«5) CP« 5) NCS( 10+) SP( 10+) NW(10+) PIIC{< 5) PII« 5) OCS« '\) <;T( 10+) 98 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory Land use as on 1999) Land use (I e area under dIfferent types 01 hnd use 10 hectare)

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PC(130) MRFP Manalt (111) ED 100 20 Rashll (2/5) 159 T(13 0)

PC(48 0) PR Manalt (111) ED 150 240 Shansha (3/5) 160 T(48 0)

PC(40) ----- Unmhablted ----- 40 Klrklr~ha (4/4) 161 T40

PC(20) MRFP Ma.,ah ( III ) ED 60 10 Parak (4/1) 162 T(20)

Pe(IO) --_ Unlllhlbtted ----- 40 10 Melbak (412) 163 T 10'

PC(80) MRFP Manah (114) ED 160 140 Thaoak (4/3) 164 T(80)

PC(160) PR Manah (110) ED 130 50 "lllmg (411) 165 T(160)

PC(60) MRFP Manah (110) ED SO 30 Yang "tllmg (4/6) 166 T(60)

GC(120) MRFP Manah(IIO) ED 150 20 Duansha (4/5) '61 T(120)

GC(80) MR Manah (109) IoD 90 30 Ruahng (4/S) 168 T(80)

GC(140) MRFP Manah(109) ED 120 20 Telangbe (4/9) 169 T(140)

GC(IIO) MRFP Manah(109) ED 140 20 Mehng (4/10) 110 T(IIO)

PC(IOO) MRFP Manah (112) ED 70 10 Ltngar (2/6) 111 T(IOO)

PC(90) PR Manalt (101) ED 120 50 Runng (4/: I) 172 r(90)

99 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of India 2001- Amenitle~ lin" ~ Amenities available (It not available within the Village a dash (-) IS shown In the column and !a ~ next to It In brackets the distance In broad ranges 'II11...< S kms S-IO kms and 10+ kms oflhe U nearest place where the faCIlity IS available IS given) "'"

173 30 ---- Umrhablted ----

BS 174 Muchhllng (S:2) H(lO+) - ACS(IO+\ CV(IO+) 40 2 ~ CM(~-IO) RS(1O+) (00563300) P«5)M« MCW(S-IO) TSS_ S PO«5) CP(5-10) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) 5)C(10+) PHq, 5) PH(S-IO) OCS,<5) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) ------~~------DA PHS, PM S - OCS BS (5/4) H(IO+) 175 Lot 390 194 48 PUC TSS-T POPH« CM(S-IO) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) RS(IO+) (00563400) MCW«5) C(lO+) S) CP(5-10) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(lO+) PHC« S) ST(IO+)

BS 176 To-Kanng (513)(00563~()(I) 30 6 P« 5,' M(-- H(IO+) T S - T PO« 5) CM(-IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) RS(IO+) MCW(5-10) ,- NCS(IO+} SP(IO+) 5) C(IO+) PH(5-10) CP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS« 5) ST(lO+}

BS 177 "arlng (515) 5 PM«5) - ACS(IO+) C' (10+) 160 27 H(1O+) T S )-T PO« 5) RS(IO+) (00563600) C(lO+) CM(5-10) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) MCW« 5) PH« 5) NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) CP(S-IO) OCS«5) ST(IO+)

BS«5) 178 Yangrang (5n)(00563700) 300 37 7 P«5)M« H(IO+) TS T PO«5) CM(~-IO) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) MCW(5-IO) ,- NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS{IO+) 5)C(IO+) PH(5-10) CP(IO+) PHC«5) OCS«5) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

DAH(IO+) - 179 Lapshak (5/6) BS«5) 320 93 13 PM«5) MCW(5-10)TSS-T PO«5) CM(5-JO) ACS(JO+) CV(IO+) (00563800) C(10+) PHq ... 5) PH(5-10) CP«5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(1O+) OCS{< 5) ST(IO+) NW(lO+)

BS 180 Ranghl (518) 17 PM«5) AC~"()+) CV(IO+) 340 88 H« 5) T SS-T PO( 5 CM«5) RS(IO+) (00563900) C(lO+) MCW« S) < ) CP(IO+) NCS«S) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHq< 5) PH« 5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+)

181 90 ------Uninhabited ------

IJA H( 10+) - B~ 182 TOling (5111) 12 P M« 5) 140 52 MCW« 5) T SS-T PO« 5) CM(S-IO) ACS( ~O+) CV( 10+) RS(IO+) (00564100) C(lO+) PHC« 5) PH(S.IO) CP(S.IO) NCS()·IO) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) OCS« 5) ST( 10+)

BS Wan (SII2) 9 PM«5) CM(-IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(lo+) 360 S8 H(IO+) T SS-T PO« 5) RS(JO+) ,183 (00564200) C(IO+) - MCW« S) PH« 5) CP(lO+) NCS{< 5) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS« 5) ST(J<>-'-)

184 YangTozmg (SilO) BS« 5) 80 14 3 P« 5) M« H(IO+) T SS-T PO« 5) CM(5-10) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (00564300) 5)C(IO+\ MCW« 5) PHI/i.JO) CP(5-fO) NCS«S) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) t'Hq<) OCS«5) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

185 "rozlng (611) BS« 5) 150 40 8 P« 5) M« ~~~lIO+) T S SS-S PO(; 5) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (00564400) RS(lO+) 5)C(10+) PHC(IO+) PH(S·IO) CP(IO+) NCS«S) SP(IO+) OCS« 5) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC BS 186 Tholung (6/6) 35 PM«5) 490 181 II( 10+) T SS.T PH(16) CM( IlH) ACS( 10+) CV( 10+) RS{IO+) (00564500) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) PO« 5) CP(IO+) NCS(l9+) SP(IO+) ______OCS« 5) ~T(IO+) NW(IO+)

100 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Vtllage Directory land use as on 1999) Land use (I e area underdltTerent types of land use m hectare)

oo ,§, Z;- c ;- II "8 -g ~ E U .. ~" ~ E c - .g ~ '" f.j 0 - rl e -6 (j ~ -= ~ 00 " > " ".0 :> "!! '" ~ ~ 00<= >- ~ ~ " - is. ~ ~1l >- J == 0 ..8 B ~ g_ "0 iO c >z E: ..<: B ::l 8.3 e B .!!~ 0 :::> u "'" "0 os .0 1;; g_ 00 la -0 'o~ c '" _5~ ::l :;; E!.r c fJ .. .0 e'" e_ E u os >_ 0; ~ ~ '" c e i .3 E"g ;: "'" !l E 0 o " 0 C "3 ~ .. - o:s ... -<"'" z-'" c.. Z" ~ E u... ~ ::> <"5 z- r/'" 14 15 16 17 18 19 2C 21 22 23 2 !_

--- Unmhablted --- 20 10 Chhowag Munl (5/1) 173

PC(20) HRFP Manah (107) ED 10 10 Mu~hhhng (512) 174 T(20)

PC(160) PR Manah(116) ED 220 10 Lot (5/4) 175 T(IIS 0)

PC\\ 0) MR FP Manah (116) ED 20 To-l<..an '8 (5/3) 176 T(IO)

PC(~ 0) MRFP M~h(116) ED 50 30 Kanng (515) 177 T(S O}

PC(IOO) FP Manah (Jl6) ED 130 70 Yangrane (5/7) 178 T(I ) O}

PC(IIO) MR Manah (Jl7) ED 140 70 Lapshak (5/6) 179 T(IIO)

PC(150) IVIR f P /I.Ian~11 (116) 1:-0 140 50 Rangbe (5/8) 180 T(150)

PC(20) ------Umnhablted ------60 10 Dangar (5/9) 181 T20

PC(70) PR ,,'anah (112) ED 50 20 Tozlng (5111) 182 T(70)

PC( II 0) MR Manah (112) ED 190 60 Wan (5/12) 183 T(IIO)

PC(30) FP Manah (112) ED 30 20 Yang Tozlng (5110) 184 T(30)

PC(70) MRJ-P Manah (112) ED M 60 20 l<..rozlng (6/1) 185 T(70}

GCm 0) I'RMR Manah \ 112) ED 150 70 Tholung (6/6) 186 T(27 0)

101 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of India 2001- A men! es an d Amenities avaIlable (If not a~allable wlIhln the \'lUage, a dash (-) IS. shown In the column and ~ V) It In In VIZ <: neM to brackets the dIstance broad ranges < 5 kms 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of the j u ne~rest place where the faclhty IS avaIlable IS gIVen) , ~ LI .s:; - 8 ~ .e t!. ] .J:> ~ .. , u .. c: "0 e~l :> 0 "0 '" ,g '0 ] .a>] !:Xl::; .s:; :i:!"8J ;: -g ~!l u 8 CO -a..,'" (II .. M. c: .. 0-0 U e..o !9 ..c -g_!J III !2 .5 e .. C <: c: ~u-= jj =.:= '- ..c Cl. • co -cu_ g f co e ..... OJ e g~ E ;> ~ e c I ei2 :g 0 ~ E "'- .. u ~ § >: ::I ~ e OIJ ~~ f:! .a :J I'oI'l c "O.....J r:: u 0 u > g ~ 8. F .. _ Cl. E ::; -::I 3 ""- :> u ~ 11 E ~ -..c - e <) OJ "'ad u ..:< ~ tot U S e ::I r:: E e g:;~~ E B 5 ~ 0 ::I .. 0-'" u ~ ;: g E ZZ ~ z G3 '"::E t5 Q.. u 8~

PM S BS Malang (6/2) H(IO+) PO - OCS CV(IO+} 187 490 90 22 PUC RS(lO+) (00564600) MCW( 10+) T SS-T PH(12} CM(lO+) ACS(IO+) SP(IO+) C(IO+) NW(lO+) PHC(IO+) Cp(IO+) NCS(lO+) ST(Ilh-)

BS MdrbdJ I'll 3 ) 8 P M« 5) H(IO' ) CM(-'O+} ACS( l(}r) ':.'V'II)+1 188 360 45 TSS-T P()« 5) r,5( IO+} (00564700) qIO+) MCW«5) IP( 10+) NCS( 10+) SP( 10+) PH«5) NW(lO+) PHC«5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+)

BS Baring (5/14) H(IO+) CM;IO+) ACS(IO+I CV(IO+) 189 90 21 3 P«5) M« TSS-T PO«5) RS(IO+) (00564800) MCW«5) Cp(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) 5) C(lO+) PH«5) NW(IO+) PHC«5) OCS«5) ST(IO+)

BS Bha-Garang (5115) H(IO+) 190 60 19 5 P« 5) M« TSS-T PO« 5) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+J CV(lO+, RS(IO+) (00564900) MCW«' 5) 5)C(IOT) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(lO+I Sp(IO+) NW(lO+) PHC«5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+)

BS Leh-Garang (6/3) H(IO+) - CM(-'O+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 191 100 19 5 P« 5) M(- RS(lO+) 10056~OOO) MC\\(IO+) TSSS-S PO«5) 5)C(10+) Cp(lo+) NCS(IO+I S£-(IO+) NW(lO+) PHC(IO+) PHI 5) OCS« 5) ST( 10+) Nupe-Marang (6/4) 192 80 --UninhabIted --- l00565 1001

BS Dape-Marang (6/5) CM(-'O+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 193 90 19 3 P« 5) M« H(IO+) T S SS-S PH(2) RS( 11l+) (0056~2oo) MCW(IO+) PO«5) 5)C(10+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(lO+) PHC« 5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+)

PH(6) - ACS( 10+) CV( 10+) 8S«5) 194 PI'unkl\lIr (6,9) (00,65300) 70 30 10 P« 5)M« H( 10+) T SS-T MCW(IO+) PO{< 5) CM(lO+} NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) S)C(IO+) PHC«5) CP(IO+} OCS« 5) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) Tlla (6/8) 195 50 ---- UninhabIted ------lO0565400!

- OCS 13S randl (6113) p M«5) H(IO+) PO 196 ~2 () 211 62 CM(5-10) ACS(S-IO) CV(5-10) RS(IO+) (O(}565)00) C(lO+) MCW ()-.- '0 ) T SS-T PH(19) _ SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC(S-IO) CP(S-IO} NCS()-IO} ST(5-IO) PHS - OCS BS Gushal (1111) P M S H(IO+) PO 197 1530 354 91 CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) RS(IO+) (00565600) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) T S SS-S PH(30) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) ST(IO+)

BS Leh-Sumnam (6/12) H(IO+) PH(4) 198 230 19 5 P« 5) M« CMc",O+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) RS(IO+) (00565700) MCW(IO+) T SS-T PO«5) rPflO+\ NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) 5)(._~10+) NW(IO+) PHC«5) OU>«:» ~ 1(10+)

Bokta (6110) H(lO+) PH(2) CM(-'0+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS(IO+) 199 50 8 2 P« 5) M« (00565800) MCW(IO+) TSS-T PO« 5) RS(IO+) 5)C(10+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) PHC«5) OCS« 5) ST( 10+) NW(IO+)

BS IlhJ'iumnam (6111) 7 P M« 5) 11(10+) T PH(6) ACS( 10+) CV( 10 .. ) 200 280 37 CM(IO+) RS(IO+) (00565900) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) S'> r PO« 5) NCS( 10+) SP( 10+) CP(IO+) NW(IO+) PIIC(IO+) OCS« 5) ST( 10+) 102 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village DJrectory Land use as on 1999\ Land use (I eareD under different tvpes ofland use In hectare)

co .§. ~ C ..:; ~ t>.. "8 :s C E .... S ~ _ v " VI E u- g- .s- ..co ..:; 0 I:! i'! ~ t> - .. .. .&> ~ :s " > :0" CDC ;; a'l! '" 5l - 0 ..!:! c;: ,., ,., iii '" - .9 0.. ~ ~1l "'0 ~: .8 0. ,. .. C ~~ .J: § 8- 8.3 e - eo fa .§ E u 1;l "'0 :s Vi r_ _§~ :s ~ ~ a oc ==.. 'o~ c '" '" ;;; -.J: ".&> e .... ~ .. ~ E 0. " -3: ~ VI C ~ CD ~ :l '" ~ E"g ~ i:l E 0 o '" 0 <: .. - .. ~ I Z 0- Z ~ E u. .§ :::l ~ J, <"3 ~:I: til 14 I 15 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 2 I

PC(160) PRMR Manah (112) ED 160 ISO 20 Malang (6/2) IS7 T(160)

PC(14 U) MR Manah (112) ED ISO 40 Ma-baJ (5/13) 188 T(140)

GC(20) MRFP Manah (111) ED 60 10 Banng (5114) 189 T(20)

PC(30) MR Manah (110) ED 20 10 Bha-Garang (5115) 190 T(30)

GC(40) PRMR Manah (114) ED 10 SO Leh-Garang (6/3) 191 T(40)

PC(30) ------Uninhabited ------40 10 Nupe-Marang (6/4) 192 T 30

PC(30) PR FP Manah (112) ED SO 10 Dape-Marang (6/5) 193 T(30)

GC(40) MRFP Manah (I: I) ED 20 10 Phunklyar (6/9) 194 T(40)

GC(40) ------Uninhabited ------10 Tlla (6/S) 195 T40

GC(24 0) PR Manah (lOS) ED 180 100 Tandl (6/13) 196 T(24 0)

GC(64 0) PRMR Manah (108) ED 770 120 Gushal (1111) 197 T(64 0)

GC(90) MRFP Manah (III) ED 130 10 Leh-Sumnam (6/12) 198 T(90)

GC(20) MRFP Manah (III) ED M 30 Bokta (6/10) 199 T(lO)

GC(ll 0) MRFP Manah (III) ED 140 30 Bha-Sumnam (6/11) 200 T(I 10)

103 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of India 2001- Alllemllu and Amemtles available (II not available wlthm the village, a dash (-) IS shown 10 the column and next to 1110 brackets the distance 10 broad ranges VIZ < 5 krns, 5-10 killS and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the faclhty IS available IS gIven)

~o ..c ....o ] E i 2 3 4 5 o 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

BS H« 5) ACS« 5) CV« 5) ~Ol Sllmg (7/1) 540 199 50 PM«5) RS(lO+) (0056600U) C(lO+) MCW« 5) T S SS-S PO« 5) CM«5) NCS«5) SP(IO+) NW(lO+) PHC« 5) PH« 5) CP« 5) OCS« 5) STflO+)

P(2) M S HA DA DH BS 202 ~jelang (7/2) ACS NCS CVST 2470 I 977 725 PUC Tr MCW PHC T S SS-S PO TO CMCP RS(IO+) (00566100) OCS SP(IO+) ACC(IO+) TB PHI9C) NW(IO+)

203 Parandas (6m (00566200) 100 --Vnmhablted ---

2M Bokar (7/3) 40 --UnlOhablted ---- (00566300)

BS 205 Glrmus (7/5) 110 57 8 P M(5-10) H(5 10) T ss T PO« 5) CM(~-IO) ACS(S-IO) CV(S-IO) RS(IO+) (00566400) C(IO+) MCW(5-10) - PH{S-IO) CP(S-IO) NCS(S-IO) SP(IO+) NW\IO+) PHC(S-IO) OCS(S·IO) ST(5-IO)

BS 206 Guskyar (7/6) 15 PM«5) 100 66 H« 5) T SS-T PH(5) CM« 5) ACS« 5) CV« 5) RS(IO ) (00566500) C(IO+) MCW« 5) P')« S) CP«S) NCS«5) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PH{_« 5) OCS« 5) ST« 5)

BS 201 Yumath (717) ]30 50 13 P(2) M« 5) H« 5) 1 S SS-S PO PH(7) CM« 5) ACS« S) CV« 5) RS(IO+) (00566600) (.(10+) MCW« 5) CP« 5) NCS« 5) SP(lO+) NW(IO+) PH«< 5) OCS« 5) ST« 5)

BS 208 Gumrang (7/4) (00566700) 400 108 14 P M« 5) H« 5) T S5-T PO PH« CM( 5) ACS« 5) CV« S) RS(lO+) C(IO+) MCW« 5) 5) < NCS« 5) SP( 10+) CP«.» NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS« 5) ST« 5)

PM S BS 209 Mag\\an (7/9) 50 42 II PUC H(5-10) r S5 T pA/< SI CM(·S.IO) ACS(S.-IO) CV(5-10) RS{IO+) (00566800) MCW(5-10) • '"'" NCS( 10) SP(IO+) C(IO+) PHIS 10) CP(5-1O) ). NW(IO+) PHC(5-10) OCS(5-10) ST(5-10)

BS 21u J...)or (7110) 5 P M« 5) 140 34 H« 5) T S5.T PO« 5) CM« 5) ACS'< 5) CV« 5) RS(IO+) (0(1566900) C(IO+) MCW« 5) NCS« 5) SP( 10+) CP« 5) NW(I(h-) PIIC« 5) PH« 5) OCS« 5) ST« 5)

211 Tayul Gompa (7111) 10 10 10 P« 5) M« H(5-10) T SS T PO(S.IO) CM(·s.IO) ACS(5-10) CV(5-10) BS« S) (00567000) 5)«10+) MCW(5-10) • PH(S.IO) CP(5.10) NCS(5-10) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(5-10) OCS(5-10) ST(5-1O) NW(IO+)

B5 212 BnrGompa (7112) 20 22 4 P« S) M« H(S·IO) T SS T PO(S.IO) CMZS.IO) ACS(S-IO) CV{s·lO) (ooS67 100) ~S(lO+) S)«IO+) MCW(S·IO) • PH(S.IO) CP(S.IO) NCS(S-IO) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC(S·IO) OCS(S·IO) ST(S·IO)

BS 213 Stmglrl (7/13) 160 847 7S P« ') M« T SS·T PO« S) CM;S.IO) ACS(S·IO) CV(S·IO) RS(IO+) (00567200) ~~~~~.IO) S)«IO+) PH(S.IO) CP(S.IO) NCS(S·IO) SP(IO+) NW( I(h-) PHC(S·IO) OCS(S·IO) ST(S·IO) Jhohng (9m 214 50 ._. Unmhablted _ •••••••• (OOS673OO) Dllbud (7/14) 215 20 •.•• -- Umnhablled .-••• -.---- (00567400)

104 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory I and use as on 19991 - Land use (I e area under different types of land use In hectare)

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PC(23 0) PR Mana.. (113) ED 220 90 Blling (7/1) 201 T(H 0)

PC(67 0) PR Manah (115) ED NM 1620 150 .... yelang (7/2) 2u2 T(67 0)

PC(40) ------Uninhabited ------SO 10 Parandas (617) 203 T40 PC(IO) ------Uninhabited ------30 Bolar (7/3) 204 TIO

PC(S 0) MRI-P Manah (121) ED 60 Gmnus (7/5) 20" T(S 0)

PC(40) MRFP Mana.. (117) ED 40 20 GuslcyOt (7/6) 206 T(40)

PC(IOO) PI{ Mond" (117) F.D 110 20 Yumath (7/7) 207 T(IOO)

PC(190) MRFP Manah (118) ED 180 30 Gumrang (7/4) 208 T(190)

PC(30) PR FP Manal! (120) ED 20 Mag\\an (7/9) 209 T(30)

PC(60) I'R FP Manal! (120) [D 60 20 .... }Or (7110) 210 T(60)

PC(IO) FP Manah (123) ED Tayul Gompa (7/11) 211 T(IO)

PC(IO) PRMR Manah (122) ED 10 Bar Gompa (7/12) 212 T(IO)

PC(80) PR FP Manah (121) ED 60 20 SlIngm (7/13) 213 T(80)

PC(lO) ------Unlnhatllted ------20 10 lhohng (917) 214 T20 PC(IO) ------Uninhabited ------10 Dllbud (7/14) 215 T 10) 105 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census ofIndm 2001- Amenlhe~ and Amenities available (Ifnol aVailable wllhm IhL Village, a dash (-) IS shown In Ihe column and B !!l nexllo It m brackets the dlslance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of the M il tl U nearest place where the facIlity IS available IS given) .c - .§. 8 u ~ ] E ] co III U 16 ... .., e~:!-"0 ~ g ~ 0 .a>s iXI ::: :t] :; ] "0 .c u 8 C 0 ~"Vl -sIII III U C U fa .., III U "; c >. COo .,s ~ ~ .c g'2 "d e... .:! .... .c0 ~ a "c !2 !: ~ :;'" n- 0 > g ~ ~ 1!.8 - '" 2C~E 3': e "0 ..c e-e 0- t j u ~ co ~ .a ::s v.I ~~ ILl ~ " E c 'o...J !a !2 r- II 0 ::: ~ 8. i: ~ '" 1: 'ii u -.c E ::: -::::J "'3- ...- ~;::Vlg ~ 1:f ~ E~ u .;:; .:c u ~ e '" -III ...Q. E E e - II oc ~ 'j '" c ~ "0'" = 0- ~ ~ I H~ = -g ~ - Vl ZZ !- Z'" W ~ 0 c.. .. 8~

PHS BS "-av.ann" (7/15) H(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) 216 540 204 47 P M« 5) PO« 5) CM«5) RS(IO+} (00567500) qlO+) MCW(IO+) T SS-T NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) PH(lO+) CP(IO+} NW(IO+) pHC(IO+) OCS(ID-'-} ST(IO+)

DA H(lO+) T S OCS BS "-ola Ig (8/2) PM S 0 CY«5) ::17 MO 2 )0 PO PH(S) CM«5) ACS«5) R5(10+) (00567600) 46 C(lO+) MCW( 10+) SS-s SP(IO+) PHq< 5) • CP« 5) NCS«5) NW(IO+) ST« 5)

"-clad (813) H(IO+) PH(3) BS« 5) 218 200 62 16 PM«5) CM(~-IO) ArS(5-10) CY(5-1O) (00567700) C(lO+) MCW( 10+) T S 5S-S PO« S) CP(5-10) NCS(S-IO) SP(JO+) RS{IO+) PHC(5-10) OCS« 5) ST(5-IO) NW(JO+}... • PHS BS 53 P(3) M« S) H( 10+) T S SS-S PH("!) 219 Khangsar (8/4)(00567800) 730 221 CM(5-10) ACS(5-10) CY(S-IO) RS(IO+) C( 10+) MCW( 10") PO« 5) CP(5-IO} NCS(S-IO} SP(IO+) NW(lo+} PHC(5-10) OCS« 5) ST(S-IO)

Mal (815) 17 P M« 5) H(IO+) TSO BS« 5) 220 2JO 69 PO {,H{2} CM(-S-IO) ACS(S-IO) CY{IO+) (00567900) C(lO+) MCW{lo+) SS-S CPt 10+) NCS(S-IO) SP(lOr) RS{IO+) PHC(5-10) OCS(S-IO} ST{IO+} NW(lO+}

BS Bog (8/8) PM(5-10) H(IO+) THO R • ACS«5) CY« 5) 221 160 1(19 41 CM«5) RS(JO+) 100568000) C(lO+) MCW( 10+) S SS-HP PO F H(9) NCS« 5) SP(IO+) CP« 5) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) VCS«5) ST«5)

BS Gemur-Gompa (8/6) PH PO« ACS«5) CY«5) 222 120 '27 8 P«;)M(5_H(10+) TSO CM« 5) RS(lO+) (00568100) 5) NCS«5) SP(IO+) 10) C( 10"') MCW( 10+) SS-S CP« 5) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS« 5) ST«5)

THP~ OCS BS Jispa (8/9) PM H(IO+) <' PO CY«5) 223 490 332 CM(5-10) ACS« 5) RS(IO+) (00568200) 73 C(lO+) MCW( 10+) so Su- PH(lJ) SP(IO+) <; CP«5) NCS« 5) NW(IO+) PHC(5-10) ST«5) MansJn!;h (RII3) 224 40 ------UnlOharlled ------100:>63300

Chhlka-Be (8111) II P M('O+) H(IO+) TRCS CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) BS«5) 225 50 35 PO(~-IO) (00568400) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS-S R<:(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(5-10) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) PHS BS Rang (8112) 18 P M(S-IO) H( 10+) TRO 226 140 81 PO« S) CM(IO+) ACS(lO+) CY(IO+) RS(IO+) (00568500) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS-T PH(S-IO) CP(IO+) NCS(!(}T) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(lO+) ST(JO+)

BS P M(S-!,!:) H(IO+) TSO 227 R:mF)'o (8/14) (00568600) 80 S9 15 PO« 5) CM( 10+) ACS(lO+) CY(lO+) RS(IO+) C(JO+) MCW( 10+) SS-S PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(lO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

BS B<:syo (8/1 S) - H(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) 228 20 21 3 CM(IO+) RS(lO+) (

106 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory Land use as on 1999) Land use (I e area under dIfferent type~ of land use In hectare)

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PC( 19 0) PR FP Manah (117) ED 290 60 I<..awarmg (7/15) 216 T(190)

GCm 0) PC(210) MRFP Manah (130) EO 60 I<..olang (8/2) 117 0(40) T(58 0)

GC(60) FP Manah (130) EC PC(120) 20 I<..elad (8/3) 218 T(180)

GC(33 0) PC( 160) MRFP Manah(135) EA 60 60 I<..nangsar (8/4) 219 0(.20) T(610)

GC(IO 0) MRFP Manah (135) ED PC(80) 10 10 Mal (8/5) '20 T(180)

PC(60) PR FP Mallah (132) ED 0(60) 20 20 Bog (8/8) 221 T(120)

GC(50) PR FP Manah (132) EA PC(IU) 50 10 Gemur-Gompa (8/6) 722 T(60)

tJC(90) PR FP Manall ( 139) EA PC(280) 10 110 Jlspa (8/9) '23 T(3 7 0)

PC(40) ------Umnhablted ------~.ansmgh (8/1~) '24 T40

PC(40) MRFP Manah(152) ED 10 Chhlka-Be (8/11) 225 T(40)

GC(60) MR Manah(151) EA PC(60) 20 Rang (8/12) 226 T(120)

PC(60) MRFP Manah (145) EA 10 10 Rangyo (8/14) 227 T(60)

PC(IO) MRFP Manah (145) EA 10 Baryo (8/15) 228 T(IOI -----

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BS Lmgkyam (8116) H(IO+) T R S SS 5) CM(S.IO) ACS(JO+) CV(IO+) 229 70 98 33 P« S) M« P~~ RS(IO+) (00S68800) S)C(IO+) MCW(IO+) S PH(S.IO) CP(Hh) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS« 5) ST(lO+)

D H(IO+) THPR OCS BS Darch .. Sumdol (8117) P\1'<'\) PO PHIS. 230 110 III 31 M\..W(ID-'-) SOSS· CM(IO+) ACS(II +) CV(IO+) RS(IO+) (00568900) qlO+) 10) PHC(IO+) HP CP(IO+) NCS(J(I+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) ST(IO+) BS Darcha Dangma (8/18) 34 P(2) M S H(IO+) TRSO CM(IO+) ACS(I(o+) CV(IO+) 231 400 187 PO« 5) RS(IO+) (00569000) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS·S PH(S·IO) CP(IO+) NCS(JO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS« 5) ST(IO+)

Yoche (8/19) 16 P M(S·IO: H(IO+) TSO CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) l. V(IO+) BS(S·IO) 232 200 89 PO« 5) (00S69 I 1'0) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS·S RS(lO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(lO+) SP(IO+) PHL(lo+) OCS(S·IO) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

Tmgal (8110) • ACS(lO+) eV(IO+) BS« S) 233 60 9 2 P«5)M« H(IO+) TRO PO«S) (00569200) CM(S·IOJ NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) 5)C(10+) MCW(lO+) SS·R PH« 5) PHC(5-10) CP(IO+) OCS« S) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

PHC BS Gemur (8/7) 23 P M(S·IO) THPS CM ACS(IO.) CV(IO+) 234 80 61 H(IO+) PO PH(3) RS(IO+) (00569300) C(lO+) C'P(IO+) NCS( lOt) SP( 10+) MCW(IO+) SS·HP NW(IO+) OCS(IO') ST(IO-r)

Tmno (811) 30 P M(S·I'l) H(IO+) TSO BS«5) 235 560 128 P0(5-10) CM(S.IO) ACSIIO+) eV( 10+) (00S69 '00) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS·S RS(lO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) PHC(IO+) OCS« S) ST(IO+) NW(:O+) rhharzl 19/9) 236 SO •••• _ •• U01nhablled ••••••••• - 1005695001

DA H(S·IO) Plukar (9/8) 38 P M(S·IO) BS(5-10) 237 560 144 \-tCW(S·IO) T SS·T PO PH(8) CM(S.IO) ACS(~.IO) eV(5·10) (00S69600) C(lO+) RS(IO+) PHC(5-1O) CP(S.ICI NCS()·IO) SP(IO+) OCS(5-10) ST(5-10) NW(IO+)

Thola·Pyasu (9/6) 6 P M(5-10) H(IO+) • ACS( 10+) eV( 10+) BS(5-10) 238 130 34 PO« S) (00569700) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) T SS·T CM(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PH« S) PHC{IO+) CP(IO+) OCS(lO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

Yala·p}asu (9/5) • • H(IO+) < • ACS« ,) eV( 10+) BS(S·IO) 239 50 49 \3 PO« 5) (ooS698oo) P« 5) t.1{). MeW( 10+) T SS·T CM(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PH« 5) 10)C(I'I1I .... ) PHC(IO+) CP(lO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

Chehng (9/4) 7 PM«S) H(S·IO) PH(4) BS(S·IO) 240 ilO 38 CM(S.IO) ACS(S·IO) eV(s·IO) (00S699OO) C(IO+) MCW(5.10) T SS·T PO« 5) CP(s.IO) NCS(5-10) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(5-10) OCS(s·IO) ST(S·IO) NW(IO+)

BS Gumhng (7/8) H«5) ACS«5) CV«5) 241 100 38 4 P« S)M« TSS·T PO« 5) CM«S) RS(lO+) (00'\70000 ) MCW«S) NCS«5) SP(IO+) 5)C(10+) PH« 5) Cp« 5) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS«5) ST«5)

108 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory [and use as on [999) Land use (. e area under d •• fercn! types of land use In hectare)

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PC(60) PR FP Manal! (144) EA 10 • Lmgkyam (S/16) 22:.1 T(60)

SC(20, PRMR PC(20) Manal! (144) EA 30 20 Dar~h.. Sumdri (S/17) 230 FP R(20) T(60)

GC(140) MRFP Manal!(147) EA PC(120) 90 50 Darcha Dangma (S/IS) 231 T(26 0)

PC(190) MRFP Manal! (149) ED 10 Yoch: (S/19) 232 T(l9 J)

0(40) FP Manal! (139) ED 20 TIOga! (etIO) 233 T(40)

PC(40) PRFP Manal! (132) EDEO . 0(10) 10 20 Gemur (Sn) 234 T«O)

PC(25 0) MRFP Man .. '. (130) ED 0(230) 30 50 Tmno (S/I) 235 T(4S0)

•• - ••.. Uninhabited· •••••• _. 40 10 Chharz. (9/9) 236

PC(22 0) MRIP \lanaI! ( 124 ) ED 2S0 60 PlUkar (9/S) 237 T(22 0)

PC(60) MRIP Manal! (127) ED 50 20, Thola·Pyasu (9/6) 23S T(60)

PC(20) MRI"P Manah (127) ED 30 Yala-Pyasu (9/5) 239 T(20)

PC(80) MRFP Manah (122) ED 120 10 Chehng (9/4) 240 T(S 0)

PC(40) PR FP Manah (liS) ED SO 10 Gumhng (7/S) 241 T(4(\)

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PHS H(5· PH(5) BS(5-IO) 242 Lapchang (9/3) (00570100) 330 51 IS PM« 5) 10) MCW{5 T SS.T CM(~-IO) ACS(S-IO) CV(S-IO) C(lO+) IC) PHC(5- PO« 5) CP(S-IO) NCS(S-IO) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) 10) OCS(S-IO) ST(S-IO) NW(lO+)

Pasprag (9/2) 6 P M« 5) H(5·10) PH(4) BS(5-1O) '43 110 46 CM(~-IO) ACS(5-IO) CV(S-IO) (00570200) C(IO+) MCW(5-10) T SS·T PO« 5) CP(S-IO) NCS(S-IO) SP(IO+\ RS(IO+) PHC(5-10) OCS(S·IO) ST(5·10) NW(IO+)

Barbog (9/1) H«5) PH(2) ACS« 5) CV«S) BS«5) 144 130 51 8 P« 5) M« TSS·T CM«5) (00570300) MCW«5) PO« 5) NCS« 5) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) 5)C(10+) Cp« 5) PHC« 5) OCS« 5) ST« 5) NW(IO+)

PhS H«S) as PM \ ACS« 5) CV«S) 145 "-ardang (1012) (00570400) 750 207 MCW« 5) T S SS.S PHI II) CM«5) RS(lO+) 54 C(lO+) NCS« 5) SP(lO+) PHC« 5) PO'< 5) C"«S) NW(IO+) O<...S« 5) ST«S) PHS H(5- BS GaJang (1011) 246 260 1)9 22 P M« S) 10) MCW(S T S SS.S PH(8' CM(S-IO) ACS(S·IO) CV(S-IO) RS(IO+) (00570500) C(lO+) 10) PHC(5- PO« S) NCS(5-10) C:P(IO+) NW(IO+) 10) CP(5·10) OCS(5.10) ST(S.IO)

BS Tupchlhng (11/2) H(IO+) PO PH(5- 47 80 149 47 P«5) M« CM(5.10) ACS(5-10) CV(5-10) RS(lO+) (00570600) MCW(5.10) T SS·T 10) 5) C( 10+) CP(S-IO) NCS(5-10) SP( 10+) NW(IO+} PHC(5-10) OCS« 5) ST(S·IO)

P M« 5) H(IO+) TOSS- PO PH« BS« 5) :48 Shlptong (11/3) (00570700) 290 90 21 CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+} C(IO+) MC\\-(IO+) T 5) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS« 5) ST( 10+) NW(IO+)

DA H(IO+) - OCS BS Muhng (1115) 44 P(2) M MCW( 10+) T C S SS PO PH« 249 420 207 CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) R~(IO+) (00570800) C(lO+) PHC(IO+) S 5) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) ST(IO+)

BS Wargul (I 114) PM«5) "'10+) ACS( 10+) CV( 10+) 250 550 143 28 PO« 5) CM(IO+) RS(IO+) (00570900) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) TSS·t NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) PH«5) CP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS« 5) ST(IO+)

OCS BS Dalang (1211) 22 P M« 5) H(IO+) 251 180 97 PO« 5) CM«5) ACS« 5) CV( 10+) RS(IO+) (00571000) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) TSS·T PH«5) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(I:l+) PHC« 5) ST(IO+)

BS 12 PM«5) H(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 252 Thorang (1212)(00571100) 210 74 PO« 5) CM«5) RS(IO+) C(lO+) MCW( 10+) T SS·T NCS(IO+) Sp(lO+\ PH«5) CP(IO+) NW(IU+) PHC« 5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+)

BS 7 P M« S) H(lO+) ACS«5) CV(IO+) 253 Phugthal (1:/4) (00571200) 120 28 PO« 5) CM«5) RS(IO+) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) TSS·T NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) PH«5) CP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS«5) ST(IO+)

110 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory Land use as on 1999) Land use (I e are~ under different types ofland use In hectare)

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PC(l40) MRFP Manah (122) ED 160 30 Lapchang (9/3) 242 T(140)

P()40) MR"P Mandl, (12u) Eu 60 10 Pasprag (9/2) 243 T(40)

PC(40) MRFP !vlanah (118) ED 70 20 Barbog (9/1) 144 T(40)

PC(22 G) MRFP Manall (119) ED 480 50 Io..ardang (10/2) 245 T(22 0)

PC(130) MRFP Manah (120) FD 120 10 Gajanl' (1011) 246 T(13 0)

PRMR PCt ,0) Manall (107) ED M 40 10 Tupchllmg (1112) 247 ~p T(30)

PC(140) MRFP Manah (1,4) ED 140 10 Shlptll1g (1113) 248 T(140)

GC(210) PRMR Manah tlIS) ED 200 10 Mulmg (1115) 249 T(210)

P~MR GC(210) Manal. ( 1 15) [0 M 290 50 Wargltl (1114) 2,0 1 P T(210)

PRMR GC(90) Manah (100) ED 80 10 Dalang (1211) 251 FP T(' 0)

GC(IOO) PR Manah (98) ED 100 10 Thorang (121?) 252 T(IOO)

GC(50) PR FP Manah (96) ED 60 10 Phugthal (12/4) 253 T(50)

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2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

MHCWC PM S BS PHC CM OCS CY(IO+) 2'>4 Gondhla (12/3)(00571300) 870 398 125 PUr.::: T 55-T PO RS(IO+) H(lO+) PH(16) CP(IO+) AC5« 5) SP(IO+) C(lO+) NW(IO+) MCW(IO+) NCS(IO+) ST(IO+)_;_--- BS 25) TIling, 12/5) 7 PM H\IU+) AC~( 10+) CY( 10+) 140 40 PU( 5, CM«5) RS(IO+) (00571400) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) T S~-l I'H«5) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC«!l) OCS«5) ST(IO+)

BS 16 P M«5) H(IO+) lS6 l<..hmang (12m (005"11 SOO) J\ 0 92 CM«S) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) RS(I<'+) C(IO+) MCW( 10+) 1 55-1 PO« 5) CP(IO+) NCS(lo+) SP(IO+) NW(lO+) PHC« 5) PH« 5) OCS« 5) ST( 10+)

B5 257 Purd (12/6) H(IO+) 310 41 CM« 5) AC5(10+) CY(IO+) RS(IO+) (00571600) 7 P« 5) M« MCW(IO+) T 55-T PO« S) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP,IO+) NW(IO+) 5)C(10+) PHC«5) Pfl«5) OC5« 5) ::;T( 10+)

BS 258 "'hangsar (12/8) PM H(IO+) 440 88 CM« S) ACS(IO+) CY( 10+) R3(10+) (OO57170l) 20 C(IO+) MCW(IO+) T 5S-T PO« 5) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC«5) PH« 5) OCS«5) ST(IO+) ------~ 2)9 Sakar (12/9) 18 PM«5) H(IO+) AC5(10+) CY(IO+), BS 110 CM«5) (00571800) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) T SS-T PO« 5) NCS(IO+) 5P(10+) RS(IO+) CP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) PH« 5) OC5«5) 5T(\(+)

BS 260 <;hugu \ 1211 (I) 5 PM«5) H(IO+) 130 35 CM« 5) ACS(IO+) CY(10+) R<;(IO+) (0('571900) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) 1 S5-T ,'0« 5) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+, SP(IO+) NW,IO+) PHC{< 5) PH« 5) ()('<;« 5) ST( 10;) as 261 Jagle (12/11) 9 PM«5) H(IO+-) OCS CY(10+) 340 47 CM«5) RS(IO+) (00572000) C(10+) MCW( 10+) T SS-T PO« 5) ACS(IO+) SP(IO+) PHC« 5) PH« 5) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

OCS IlS 262 J..l3ngcha (121:2) 50 28 6 P« 5) M« H(lO+) ~ SS-T PO« 5) CM« 5) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) RS(IO+) (00572100) SP(IO+) 5)C(10+) MCW(IO+) PH«5) CP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) NCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

BS 263 Munlcha (12113) PM H(IO+) 150 41 CM« 5) ACS( 10+) CYIIO+) RS(IO+) (00572200) 8 C(lO+) MCW(IO+) T 5S-T PO« 5) CP(I(I+) NCS(lO+) SP(IO+) NW(JO+) PHC« 5) PH« 5) OCS« 5) ST( 10+)

H(IO+) BS(IO+) 264 Rallng (12/14)(Ofl';n3OO) 170 46 CM« 5) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) 12 P« 5) M« MCW(IO+) T 5S-T PO« 5) RS(IO+) 5\("" n_ \ h!,',< 5) CP(I(I+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) 1-, -, PHC« 5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

BS 265 "'horpanl (12'15) 110 60 II PM«5) H(IO+) T SS-T PO« 5) CM« 5) ACS(lO+) CY(lO+) RS(IO+) (00572400) «10+) MCW(IO+) PH« 5) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS«5) ST(IO+)

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PRMR GC(32 0) Manah (96) [D 480 70 Gondhla (12/3) 254 FP T(32 0)

GC(60) MRFP MdI1all \961 ED 60 20 Tlhng (12/5) 255 T(60)

0(100) PR Manah (96) ED 180 30 Khrnang (12/7) 256 T(IOO)

G(70) PR FP Manah (06) ED 210 30 Purd (1216) 257 T(70)

PR Manah (95) ED 140 280 20 Khangsar (12/8) 258

0(30) PR FP Manah (95) ED 80 Sakar (12/9) 259 T(30)

PRMR 0(40) Manah (94) ED 80 10 Shugu (12'10) 260 FP T(40)

0(80) PRMR Manah (93) ED 210 50 Jagle (12/11) 261 T(80)

PRMR 0(10) Manah (94) ED 30 10 hlangcha (12/12) 262 rr T(IO)

0(40) PR FP Manah (93) ED 80 30 Murtlcha (12113) 263 T(40)

0(50) PR FP Manah (93) ED 110 10 Rahng (12114) 264 T(50)

0(30) PR Manall (91) ED 60 20 "'horpanr (12115) 265 T(30)

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PHS - OCS BS 266 Shulhng (12/16) H(IO+) " 470 IS6 45 PM«5) P0(5-IO) CM(5-10) ACS( 10+) CV(IO+) RS(IO+) (00572500) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) T ~S-T PH(5-10) CP(lO+) NCS(ID-'-) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) ST(IO+)

BS PM(5-10' H(I.)+) CM(-5-'0) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 267 Ropsang (13/1) (00572600) 440 86 14 C(lO+) MCW(IO+) TSS-T PO«5) RS(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(1O+) SP(lO+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) PH« 5) OCS« 5) ST(lO+)

BS 268 Khangsar (13/3) 50 5, 12 P M«5) ~~~('to+) T SS-T PO« 5) CM(-IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) RS(IO+) (00572700) q:o+) PH«5) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+) ------~~--~~------BS 8 PM(5-10) H(IO+) 269 Junghng (13/2)(00572800) 100 CM(-5-10) AC3(10+) CV(lO+) RS(IO+) C(lO~) MCW(IO+) T SS-T PO« 5) CP(lo+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) PH« 5) OCS« 5) ST( 10+)

BS 270 Gompa Than (1314) < - I H(lo+) PH(5) 120 LM(-S-IO) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) RS(IO+) (00572900) 6 P( 5)MS- MCW(IO+) TSS-T PO«5) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) 10) C( 10+) PHq< 5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+)

BS H(lO+) PO - ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 271 Shashm (13/5)(00573000) 300 144 41 PM S RS(IO+) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) TSS-T PH(12) Ctvl(5-10) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC« 5) CP(IO+) OCS«5) ST(lO-l)

16 P M« 5) H(IO+) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS«5) 272 Jagdang (13/6)(00573100) 240 72 MCW(IO+) TSS-T PO«5) C(lO+) CP(lO+, NCS« 5) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC« 5) PH« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW~IO+) ------MCW BS 273 "'ha\\arhng (1317) PM S 200 295 CWC PHS T SS-T P'"I(5) CM(IO+) ACS(10~) CV(10+) RS(IO+) (00573200) 88 C(IO+) H(IO+) PIJ«5) CP(!O+) NCS« 5) SP( 10+) NW(IO+) PHC«5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+)

274 Relll (13/8) H(lO+) CM( 10+) ACS( 10+) CV(lO+) BS« 5) 80 40 12 P« 5) M« MCW( 10+) T SS-T PO« 5) (00573300) CP(IO+) NCS« 5) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) 5)C(10+) PHC«5) PH«5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+) NW(lO+)

4 PM«5) H(IO+) CM(-IO+) ACS( 10+) CV( 10+) BS« 5) 275 Kalhal (13/1 I) (00573400) 100 15 PO« 5) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) TSS-T RS(IO+) PH« 5) CPt 10+) NCS« 5) SP(IO+) PHC« 5) OCS« 5) ST(lO+) NW(IO+) PHS H(IO+) CM(-IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS«5) 276 Labrang (13/9) (00573500) 60 12 4 P« 5) M« MCW(IO+) T SS-T PO«5) Cp(IO+) NCS«5) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) j)C(IO+) PH«5) PHC«5) OCS«5) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

277 Shurtang (13110) P M«5)' H(IO+) CM(-IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS«5) 200 30 (00573690) 8 C( 10+) MCW(IO+) T SS-T PO« 5) Cp(IO+) NCS« 5) SP(IO+) RS( 10+) ______~P~H~C~«~5)~ ______P_H_(_<_5) ______OC~S~(_<~5~)~S~T~(1~0_+~)_ NW(IO+)

114 VILLAGE DIRECTORY s::~~' Village Directory Land use as on 1999) - ~' ;iI-3nd use (I e area underdltTerent types of land use 10 , hectare) .J

,§. - ~ 00 ., C u ~ -g !i'., C ., C E .... ., 19 E ]-. .s ... ,::.tl u ~ ~ 8 ~ .,.rJ ~ OOC ;: OI! i '"~ ~ os - >. j ~ OJ ] B ~ 0.. ~ ~1l == C .c Q. 8- e: Il .!!] i; g > Z E u B os 8.3 :l os 1;; ...'" Q. §~ Il ~ .rJ :a 0::: '0 ~ C ., 1;; 0; E!.c C os u.rJ eQ. E ~ ... '"C ~ :l ~ E"g ..c Q. <:>~ -o os 0 t: :3 g ~E "" I u « Z.:.: Q.. Z" ~ E (.L. .§ ::> 8 ~ <3 ~:: ell 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 I 27 23 2 I

0(220) PR Manah (90) ED 180 70 ShUlhng (12/16) 266 T(22 0)

I'RMR Ll( I:; (') Mdnah (87) ED 220 60 Ropsang (13/1) 267 FP T(160)

('(20) PRFP Manah (93) ED 20 10 Io..hangsar (13,3) 268 1(20)

0(40) PRFP Manah(88) ED 50 10 Junglmg (1112) 269 T(40)

0(60) PR FP Manah (&6) ED 40 20 Gompa Than (13/4) 270 1(60)

, 0(130) PR Manah (86) ED 20 150 Shashm (13/5) 271 T(130)

0(90) MRFP Manah (86) ED 10 140 Jagdang (13/6) 272 T(90)

0(130) PR Manah (85) ED 50 20 Io..ha\;aghng (13m 273 T(130)

0(60) FP Manah (86) FD 20 Reul (13/8) 274 T(60)

0(60) FP Manah (82) ED 40 Kathal (13/11) 275 T(60)

0(10) FP ·."lnah (86) ED 4-0 10 Labrang (13/9) 276 T(lO)

0(80) MRFP Manah (84) ED 110 10 Shunang (1311 0) 277 T(80)

115 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of India 2001- Amc:mtles and Amenilles available (It not a\aJlablc within the: Village, a dash (-)IS sho\\n In the column and next to II In brackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ < 51.ms 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of the nearest place ",here the faclilly IS avallaf,le IS given) 8 ':!. -c'" "0 6 .r: '" ~o ~~ .2 ..r:: '" '" 'o "'§1l :;'" ~ ., c: ] uE ;;> E E ~ :l e tI Vl Z 8 ~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 IS 9 10 II I'! 13

H(IO+) CM(-IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) BS«5) 278 I\.ewak (13/12)(00573700) 70 18 4 P« 5) M« MCW(I()+) T SS-T PO« 5) CP(IO+) NCS«5) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) 5) C( 10+) PHC« S) PH« 5) OCS« S) ST(IO+) "IW(lO+)

BS 27'J "hokhur (13/13) H(IO+) CM;IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(ID-t-) 40 27 4 P« 5) M« MCW( 10+) T 5S-T PO« 5) R5(10+) 100573800) CP(IO+) NCS«5) SP(IO+) " V(IO+) 5) C(IO+) PHC« 5) PH« 5) OC5« 5) 5T( 10+)

BS :30 amyahng (14/6) H('O+) 40 34 CM;IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) RS(IO+) (00573900) 12 P«5)M« MCW(IO+) TSS-T PO«5) CP(lO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) 5)C(10+) PHC«5) PH«5) OCS« 5) ST(IO+)

281 "arl,.l,ang (14/1) H(IO+) AC5(10+) CY(IO+) 85« 5) 70 12 (00574000) 3 P« 5) M« MCW( 10+ T 55-T PO« 5) CM(IO+) NC5« 5) S P(I 0+) RS(IO+) 5)C(1O+) PHC«5») • PH«5) Cp(IO+) OC5« 5) 5T(JO+) NW(JO+)

282 Bagche (14/3) 2 PM«5) H(IO+) LM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS(5-10) ~O 8 MCW(IO+) T 5S-T PO« 5) (00574100) C(IO+) CP( 10+) NCC;« 5) SP( I

H(IO+) CM(-IO+) ALS( 10+) eY( 10+) BS(5- 10) 283 I angcha (14/2)(00574200) 50 21 9 P« 5) M« MCW(IO+) T S~-T PO« 5) CP(IO+) NCS« 5) 5P(10+) RS(IO+) 5)C(l0+) I'HC«5) PH«5) OCS«5) 5T(10+) NW(IO+)

BS 284 I ahng (14n) - H(IO+) ACS(IO+) eY(IO+) 70 18 RS(IO+) (00574300) 3 1'«5)M«'MCW(IO+) TSS-T PO«5) CM(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) NW(IO+) ------__ ------,,((10+) PHC(5-10) PH«S) CP(lO+) OCS« 5) ST( 10+) 285 h.harchud h.onma (14/4) BS«5) 30 o (00574400) 3 P« 5) M« ~(~~11O+) T SS-T PO« 5) CM(IO+) ~~~( :~~ ;~(I:-') RS(IO+) 5)C(10+) PH(5-IO) CP(IO+) ( PHC(5-10) OCS« 5) ST( 10+) NW(IO+)

286 h.harchud Yongma (14/5) 11(10+) CM 10+) ACS( 10+) CY( 10+) BS« S) 50 21 5 P« 5) M« MCW( 10+) T 5S-T PO« 5) (005745()() CP(~O+) NCS{IO+) SP(lO+) RS( 10+) 5)C(10+) PlIC(5-10) PH«5) OCS« 5) 5T(10+) NW(IO+) PHS - OCS BS 287 Tehng (14/8) H(IO+) 330 124 29 PM r SS-T PO« 5) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) RS(IO+) ,005746(0) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) PH« 5) CP(lO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC(5-IO) ST(IO+)

BS 288 Damphug (14/9) 9S PM(5-1O) H(IO+) POPH« CM;IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) 310 262 RS(IO+) (00574700) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) TSS-T 5) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHe( 10+) OCS(5-10) ST(IO+)

DA H(IO+) BS 289 I\.hoksar (14110) 150 62 21 PM(5-10) MCW(IO+) TSS-T PO CM;IO+) ACS(IO+} CV(lO+) RS(IO+) (00574800) C(lO+) PHC(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) OCS(S-IO) Sl(10+)

116 117 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of Indaa 2001- Amenrtles and Amenttles available (If not available wlthm the vlflage,a dash (-) IS shown m the column and ~ VI next to It In brackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ < kms 0 kms 10+ kms of the c: 5 5- I and t':l nearest place " ..here the facIlity IS available IS given) 8 ~ VI -0 I "0 .c: 1;! -0 .. o 11 .c:" ....o ~] E ~ u u > c:" _g E ;: "§ E E E to V' z" 8% 2 3 4 5 j 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

BS 290 Yan-:\.hoksar (14111) 15 P« 5-) M(S- U(IO+) TOSS- - ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) IS 0 106 RS(IO+) (00574900) MCW(IO+) T PO«S) CM(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(lo+) 10)(,(10+) PHC(IO+) °H(IO+) CP(lo+) OCS(lO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) ~---- II IIA 0(2) OA(15) P(14?) OH T(190) PO(32) M(41) MCW(3) HP(5) ACS(2) TO(l) CM(5) Block Total 201.0820 22.545 5,3255(22) MH R(8) NCS C" ST BS(l36) PTO CP(4) PUC(IO) C CWC(2) C(3) OCS(I?) PH(38?) Tr AC(18) HC(2) S(38) PIIC(?) PHS(22) TB

118 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory Land use ason 1999\ Land use (I e area under dltlerent types of land use In hectare)

I co ~ ~ c .;:; ..U ~ ::J C "8 .. ..c E ~ .s E ]~ .£ u ..00 i;j 0 .. -=-rl u E .;:;'" ~ ~ U ::J U > u.&J ~ :is 00 c ;; ~ i: 0 ~ >. ~ "'"0 '" OJ '" - Q. ';:: t: ~ ~ .9 ~ -g ~!c > c ~~ .e g_ .. E .9 8.a e 0 U :is '- ::J ;;; ~ c. -g m, '" 0'" 0 1Q c '" §~ _E U~ c ~ e'" ~~ :::J ;;; 0; :::J.e u.&J C. :;:'" ;;; C co E E"O ~ 0 ~ ;: - :::J '" :: ~ c. u E 0 u 0 " u « Z.:.<'" "- Z ~ '"C tJ,. .§ :::> r.,.:::J _g}, .<::- ~~ u, 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 __ L-L

0(70) MRFP Manah(71) ED 70 I 0 Yan-J<..h('ksa. (1411 I ) 29C T(70)

GC(441) PR(69) ED(173) N(2) PC(I,555) MR(lll) EO(I) 179,6170 R(2) 8060 16.8060 1.5760 FP(139) EA(9) M(b) 0(276) T(2274)

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Based upon Survey of India map with lhe permission of the Surveyor General of India. (r) C;overnmenl of India Copy righl, 2006.

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

AlphabetlcallJst of Villages (C D Block SpttJ) Senal Name oj village 200\ Ccn~us \<)9\ Ccnsu, Ilumber (with Hadbast No In brac"ets) loc3tJon code number JOLdllOIl Lode llul1lbLI 2 3 4 Name of distrIct L.1hul & SPltl Name ofSub-Dlst 0003 Spltl Name orc {} Bloc!. SPIt! Bharya (92) 00585200 080030002000200085 2 Chamimg (131) 00589700 0800300020002001 12 3 Chhango Thango (106/4) 00586900 080010002000200099 4 Chhldang (89) 00584900 080030002000200083 5 Chlcham Khas (56/1) 00580800 080030002000200021 6 Chlchong (4012) 00579000 080030002000200002 7 Chll1g)ar (52/3) 00580400 080030002000200007 8 Chobrang (15211) 00592600 080030002000200041 9 Oemul Khas (155/\ ) 00593000 080030002000200036 10 Ohankhar (149/ I) 00591600 080030002000200058 J I Ohdl Angla (175) 00596500 New Village, 12 Dhal Cha1ll1g (93) 00585300 13 Ohar Changiung (109) 00587200 14 Dhar Chara<;a (140) 00590600 15 Dhar Chharp Samba (2) 00575100 16 Ohar Chhau (94) 00585400 17 Ohar Chhavigya (162) 00594100 18 Dhar Chho Chho Dam (119) 00588200 \9 Dhar Chhochhodun (178) 00597000 20 Dhar Chhomo (5) 00575400 21 Ohar Chhon Chhon Kanghllda (67) 00582200 22 Dh31 Chhora" (120) 00588300 23 D h31 Chhumlar ( 13) 00576200 24 Ohar Chlcham (58) 0058\ \00 25 Ohar Chokula (164) 00594700 26 Ohar Oagduk (19) 00576800 27 Dhar Oangdagma (85) 00584500 28 Dhar Oevsa (113) 00587600 29 Dhar Ohakar (12) 00576\00 30 Dhar Omdl (39) 00578800 3\ Ohar OOlam (25) 00577400 32 Dhar D013ln Gyapma (24) OO'i77~()() JJ Dhal Dum BachUl ( ISS) 00591700 34 Dha! r agddll'HI (18) 00578700 35 Ohar Falah (55) 00580700 36 Dh31 Gangchhu1l11 ( 165) 00594800 37 Dhar Gechang (104) 00586400 38 Ohar Gh!undl (50) 00580000 39 Ohar Gompa (4) 00575300 40 Ohar Gunia ( \ 70) 00595600 41 Ohar Hal (59) 00581200 42 Oha! 131113[0 (134) 00590000 43 Ohar Ihanda Choksa (176) 00596600 44 Ohar hkvaldar (123) 00588600 45 Ohar long(88) 00584800 46 Ohar KabJlma (27) 00577600 47 Ohar Kabznna Gyapma (II) 00576000 4R Ohar Katgyupa (179) 00597100 49 Dhar Karlenpa (182) 00597700 50 Ohar Keuhng(75) 00583300 51 Dha! Khamengar (112) 00587500 123 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

Alphabetrcallrst ofVrllages (C D Block SJlitJ) Senal Name 01 village 200 I Cen~LI' 1991 Cen<;us numbel (\\Ith Hadba<;t No In bracket <;) 10ldi Ion LOde number IDeation code numbcl 2 3 4 52 Dhm Kldul (103) 00586300 Ne\\ Village<; 53 Dhm Kilung(115) 00587800 54 Ohar Kurp Ruvelll (15) 00576400 55 Ohar Lagml Chhumlk (3) 00575200 56 Dhal Lakhang(116) 00587900 57 OharLalung(144) 00591000 58 Dhar Lmna Chung Chung (65) 00582000 59 Ohar Lmnaguru (7) 00575600 60 Ohar Larnanduba (83) 00584300 61 Ohar Larang(124) 00588700 62 Dhm Laterse (53) 00580500 63 Ohar Latothanmo (43) 00579300 64 Dhar Lung Wooh (73) 00583100 65 Dhar Lungel (21) 00577000 66 Dhal Lung]l (148) 005915()O 67 Ohm Lungmochhc (31) 00578000 68 Ohal Maglmg(143) 00590900 69 Dhal M ahavalda! (122) 00588500 70 Ohat Makpachhe (33) 00578200 71 Ohar Marrrun (133) 00589900 72 Dl1ar M alung Samdo (20) 00576900 73 Ohat ManeRang(171) 00595700 74 Ohm NIJom (26) 00577500 75 Ohar NUTIddemo (22) 00577100 76 Ohar Nllnaloksa (37) 00578600 77 OharNlptl (ISO) 00592200 78 OharNoor(114) 00587700 79 o har N usbosamdo ( 161 ) 00594000 80 Ohar Paldar (48) 00579800 81 Ohat Pallamo (34) 00578300 82 Dhdl Pang Kval1lo (41) 00579100 83 /' Oha! Pangkaulflk (184) 00598000 84 Ohar Pangmo (49) 00579900 85 Ohar Pat1grl (10) 00575900 86 Ohar Pml.!,'Vo (18) 00576700 87 Ohar Panya (54) 00580600 88 Ohar Parang (160) 00593900 89 Ohar Phua (147) 00591400 90 Ohar PJ!,UI (129) 00589400 91 Dllar Pmdo (86) 00584600 92 Ohar Pomrang (172) 00595800 93 Ohar Ralgaoll (108) 00587100 94 DharRatang (84) 00584400 95 Ohar Rlchheso (17) 00576600 96 Ohar Rdosar (23) 00577200 97 Ohar SaJanl (I) 00575000 98 Ohar Sdr Mruvo (14) 00576300 99 Dhar Sarval (127) 00589000 100 Dhat- Sechlll (135) 00590100 101 Dha! SlI1sa(137) 00590300 102 Dha! Sltl Khud (36) 00578500 103 Ohar Sok'ia (45) 00579500 104 Dha! Sonpat (118) 00588100 124 VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Alphabetical Itst of Villages (C D Block SJ?lh) SerIal Name of village 2001 Cen~us 1991 Cen<;us number (with Hadbast No m brackets) location code number location code number 2 3 4 105 Dilar Sp III Sarchu (9) 00575800 New VIilagl<; 106 Dilar Sumdo (29) 00577800 107 Oha! Sumlmg (82) 00584200 108 Ohar Taklmg(159) 00593800 109 Ohar Takshan (6) 00575500 110 Dhar Ta!uba Kurkur (47) 00579700 111 Dhar Tangne (28) 00577700 112 DIla! Tanve (32) 00578100 113 OharTarpak(125) 00588800 114 Oha! Tegvalda! (121) 00588400 115 Dha! Tllacllakarpo (35) 00578400 116 Ohar Thagp at (I 17) 00588000 117 Ollar Thango (III) 00587400 118 Dhar Tho Chhungan (16) 00576500 119 Ohar TI<;ang (107) 00587000 120 Ohar Togseluganwa (110) 00587300 121 Dhal T umsellsha Doksd (81) 00584100 122 Ohar rurwand (136) 00590200 123 Dhar U la (87i 00584700 124 Ohar Umnag (8) 00575700 125 Ohar Vltung Nakpo (30) 00577900 126 Ohar Yakya (60) 00581300 127 Dharsochm (157) 00593600 128 Dhartak DaJTIdam (156) 00593500 129 Ohary ansa (138) 00590400 080030002000200107 130 Dogsa(167/4) 00595300 080030002000200064 131 Dul (145) 00591100 080030002000200089 132 Dumley (57) 00581000 080030002000200023 133 Duphuk (177/2) 00596800 080030002000200074 134 Gangdo Demul (15512) 00593100 080030002000200037 135 Gettev (62/2) 00581700 080030002000200016 136 GlpU (180/1) 00597200 080030002000200075 137 Gulmg(9l) 00585100 080030002000200084 138 Hal (51) 00580100 080030002000200009 139 Hansa (44) 00579400 080030002000200004 140 Haronaro (132) 00589800 080030002000200106 141 Hlche (180/4) 00597500 080030002000200080 142 Hlkam (68) 00582300 080030002000200011 143 Hurltng(181) 00597600 080030002000200079 144 J ugmothang (52/2) 00580300 080030002000200008 145 Ka(IOO) 00586000 080030002000200095 146 Kagtl (70/3) 00582700 080030002000200026 147 Kaley (167/2) 00595100 080030002000200061 148 Kaullik (183/1) 00597800 080030002000200078 149 Kaza Khas (70/1) 00582500 080030002000200024 150 Kaza Soma (70/2) 00582600 080030002000200025 151 Kee(62/1) 00581600 080030002000200015 152 Keultng(74) 00581200 080030002000200029 153 Khar (142) 00590800 080030002000200090 154 Khunk (78) 00583800 080030002000200012 155 Kibei Kha> (61/1) 00581400 080030002000200018 156 Klbll (163/3) 00594400 080030002000200050 157 Kllmoor (128/3) 00589300 080030002000200110 125 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

Alphabetical lIst of VIllages (C D Block Spltl) Senal Name of Village 2001 Census 1991 Cen,u~ number (With Hadbast No JJ1 brackets) location code number location code number I 2 3 4 158 Kong Kong (95) 00585500 080030002000200092 159 "'ouml].. (69) 00582400 080030002000200010 160 Kuang Khas (76/1) 00583400 080030002000200027 161 Kun (180/3) 00597400 080030002000200077 162 Kunge (154) 00592900 080030002000200046 163 Kungn (97) 00585700 080030002000200093 164 Kyamo (42) 00579200 080030002000200003 165 Kyato (46) 00579600 080030002000200005 166 Ladarcha (56/2) 00580900 080030002000200022 167 LalungKh~ (163/1) 00594200 080030002000200047 168 Landupdeen (166) 00594900 080030002000200053 169 LangJa(66) 00582100 080030002000200032 170 Lapcha (174/2) 00596400 080030002000200072 171 Lar (167/3) 00595200 080030002000200063 172 _ Lara Khas (71/1 ) 00582800 080030002000200033 173 Larl (177/1) 00596700 080030002000200071 174 lldang(72) 00583000 080030002000200035 175 Llllgti (152/2) 00592700 080030002000200042 176 Lin! (180/2) 00597300 080030002000200076 177 Losal Kha> (40/ I ) 00578900 080030002000200001 178 Mane Kogma (169) 00595500 080030002000200060 179 Mane Yogma (167/1) 00595000 080030002000200062 180 M arango Rangank (7711) 00583600 080030002000200014 181 Mlkam (98) 00585800 080030002000200086 182 M m~dr (101) 00586100 080030002000200096 183 M orang (80) 00584000 080030002000200010 184 Mud (128/1) 00589100 080030002000200108 185 Mulche (155/3) 00593200 080030002000200039 186 Neked (76/2) 00583500 080030002000200028 187 Newpur (149/5) 00592000 080030002000200059 188 Nldang(173/3) 00596100 080030002000200068 189 Pangrno Khas (52/1) 00580200 080030002000200006 190 Phanve (163/2) 00594300 080030002000200048 19) Pharka (128/2) 00589200 080030002000200111 192 Phlbuk Dogn (163/5) 00594600 080030002000200051 193 Pillk.a (139) 00590500 080030002000200105 194 Phuk.chung (99) 00585900 0800,0002000200094 195 PIiSUI (130/2) 00589600 080030002000200109 196 Pll1100r (61/2) 00581500 080030002000200019 197 PlY uche (168) 00595400 OSOO1000200020006~ 198 Poh (173/1) 00595900 080030002000200066 199 Polale (102) 00586200 080030002000200097 200 Pomrang (173/2) 00596000 080030002000200067 201 Qunth (173/4) 00596200 080030002000200069 202 Ralgaon (105) 00586500 080030002000200101 203 Rama Khas (15111) 00592300 080030002000200044 204 Rlzmg (155/4) 00593300 080030002000200038 205 Sagnam (10611) 00586600 080030002000200100 206 Samdo (183/2) 00597900 080030002000200081 207 Samlmg (149/6) 00592100 080030002000200057 208 Sanglung (153) 00592800 080030002000200043 209 Shaktan (106/3) 00586800 080030002000200098 210 Shan (126) 00588900 080030002000200113 126 VILLAGE DIRECTORY

AlphabctIcalllst of Villages (C 0 Block Spttl) Serial Name of vIllage 200 1 Cen'u~ 1991 Cw,u> l1umbel (with Iladb~t No 111 braCKet,) locat Ion code number locat Ion code number 2 3 4 211 Shego (71/2) 00582900 080010002000200014 212 Slllchlll1g( 149/4) 00591900 080030002000200054 213 ShIlhng(90) 00585000 080030002000200082 214 Shushna (149/2) 00591700 080030002000200056 215 SIIuk (149/3) 00591800 080030002000200055 216 Sumhng (79) 00583900 080030002000200011 217 Tabo (174/1) 00596300 080030002000200070 218 Takshan (10612) 00586700 080030002000200102 219 Tangtl Kogma(146/1) 00591200 080030002000200088 220 1 angtl Yogma (146/2) 00591300 080030002000200087 221 Tarbole (151/3) 00592500 080030002000200052 222 I [L,hl Gang(61) 00581800 080010002000200017 221 fellllg (110/1) 00589500 080010002000200104 224 Thmalll (64) 00581900 080030002000200020 225 1 Ipta (177/3) 00596900 080030002000200071 226 Tishu (155/5) 00593400 080030002000200040 227 T odnam ( 14 I ) 00';90700 080030002000200101 228 1 ulse Pena (15112) 00592400 080030U02000200045 229 Uperla Gulll1g (96) 00585600 080030002000200091 230 Yarango Rangar,k (77/2) 00583700 080030002000200013 231 Yul Shlkpo (16114) 00594500 080030002000200049

127 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of India 2001- Amenities and Amenities available (It not available within the village, a dash (-) IS shown III the column and next to. In brackets the distance an broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the faclhty IS available IS given) I

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

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Ohar Salam (I) (00,7,00()) .:: 378 ° ---- Unmhahued --- Ohar Chha'll Samba 2 31640 --Uninhabited --- (1 1(005751001 Ohar Lagml Chhumlk 3 46180 --Unmhablted --- __(3 00575200) Ohar Gompa (4) 50230 --UllInhablted --- 00575300) " Ohar Chhomo (5) 5 35100 --- Uninhabited --- (00575400 OharTakshan (6) 6 42650 -- UllInhabued --- 00575500) l)har L~maguru (7) 7 49940 ---- Unmhablted --- - (005"'5600 flhar Umnsg (8) 8 I 5670 ------Unmhablted ------O(h7'700) Ohar !:IPltl !:I.lrdlU (9) 9 --Uninhabited ------(00575800) 3062 ° Ohar fangn (10) 10 46230 --Unlllhabued --- (0(,)75900) Obar ,abzlma G\apma II 30810 --Uninhabited -- -- (II 00;7(000) OharOhal..a. (12) 12 25050 --Umnhablted --- __(_00576100 Dhdr C IIhulIIJdr II ~) 13 36460 --- UllInhablted --- (00)76200) Ohar Sar Marvo (14) 14 2 ;,33 0 --UllInhablted --- (00576300 Ohar kurp Ruvcru (15) 15 68210 --Unanhablt!:,d --- oo57MOO) Ohar Tho Chhungan 16 10,0150 --Unmhablted ---- P6H00576'iOO! Oh.1f Rlchhe~n (17) 17 88290 --- Unmhabltcd --- 00576(100) Ohar Pangvo (18) 18 31480 --Uninhabited --- (00576700) [,har OagdtJ.. (\9) 19 2 J3~ 0 --Umnhablted --- (00576800) OlJa Malung Samdo 20 5,0650 --Unanhab.ted --- (20) (OlJ576900 Dhur Lunger (21) 21 40280 --llnmhablted --- (CI)~77000 OllJr Nllnildemo (22) 22 54390 --UninhabIted --- (OIlS77100l Dhar Rilo~.lr (23) 23 450(" 0 - Unlnhablted- ! ..101712(1() I Ohar OOJam G)upma ~4 6 22'J 0 - Unlnhablted- (24) (00577300 Dhar DOJam (25) 25 5 9~3 0 --Umnhablted -- - (00577400 Ohar NIJllm (,6) 26 2.8560 - Unlnhabited- (00577500)

128 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory Idndu\1 "on 19991 __~ __~r- __-r ______~ __~~ __~ ____~~~ __~ __~~~ ____,- ______-r __ -' Land use (I e area under dlflerent types of land usc In hectare)

c '8 ~ E ..... E e 8 ..0 '"~ -c:: ~] =;; z0 8..= _E~ :::J 'o~ E"C"..0 '" c:: o '" :2 E ~::I! 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2; 12 23 2

------Uninhabited ---- 7350 26430 Ohar SaJam (I) Ohar Chharp Samba ------Uninhabited --- 18~ 0 29790 2 2 Ohar Lagml Chhumlk 3170 43010 3 ------Uninhabited ---'-'--'- 3 -.-=--- Uninhabited ---- 4140 46090 Ohar Gompa (4) 4

------Uninhabited ------100(' 34100 Ohar Chhomo (5) 5

.----.- Uninhabited ------1150 41500 Ohar Takshan (6) 6

------Unlllhablted ----- 2140 47800 Ohar Lamaguru (7) 7

------Unmhablted ------5920 9750 Ohar U.nnag (8) 8

lJl1lnlldhncd - .------. 1070 2 9'i'i 0 Ohar "PIli "archu (9) 9

-- -- UJ1l11h.lhllcd ------400 45830 Ohar Pangn (10) 10

----- .- Unlnhdbncd -----.---- 320 30490 II

------.- Unmhablted ------270 24780 Ohar Ohakar (12) 12

------•• Unmhcbned ------310 36150 DhM ChhumJar (13) 13

•••••••• Unmh1bned •• --•• - 211 0 L 3220 Uhar Sar Marvo (14) 14 Ohar "'urp Ruveru .---.--- Unmhablted .----- 1170 67040 15 15 Ohar Tho Chhungarl .----- Unmhablted --- 1640 9 8lil 0 16 16 --••• --- Uninhabited ---- 7890 80400 Ohar Rlchheso (17) 17

•••••••• Unmhablted •• --- 5730 25750 Ohar Pangvo (18) 18

'-'---" Unmhablted --- 140 23190 Ohar Oagd'ik (19) 19 phar Malung Samdo -.--•• Ilnmhablted _._- 1690 5,4960 20 :!O .-••• -- Uninhabited· ••• -.-- 3240 37040 Dhar Lunger (21) 21

---•• -- Uninhabited .----- 250 54140 Ohar Nlmademo (22) 22

.-••• -•• Unlllhab,,,.J '-"-'-'" 9S 0 441 to Ohar Rltosar (23) 23 Ohar OOJam Gyapma -•• -•••• Unll1h~bJted .---- 20 62270 24 24 .-.-. Unlnt13blted .--- 59730 Ohar DOJam (25) 25

••• -- Unmha'Jlted .--- 28560 Dhar Nllom (26) 26

129 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LlI.HUL & SPITI Census of Indln lOOt .. Amtnltlc' lInd Amenlg c:l :: :!~ ;: ~ ..c: "0 u ,.H -3 • u c:: 0 "'3 ta '" g a 0.., c >. ~c:: ~ ~~ .. .c ~.: c: c: '" '" ~ 2 co c: ~5j jl .... a _g ~ _g ~ -= c; 0 i i ~~ i 11' 11_'o~ fll 1~ tja ";! "":I 'D i • 6. i d ] 'iU ~ I lUIrB~i ill

27 41200 --- Uninhabited ---

28 19560 --- Uninhabited ------

29 2 73S 0 --Uninhabited -----

30 15680 --Unmhab,tel' ----

31 1.9350 --Umnhablted ---

32 2772 0 --U.llnhabited ---

33 22520 --Unmhablted --- Dhar Pallamo (34) 34 12020 --Untrlhablted --- !00578300 DharThachakarpo (35) 35 1,1640 --UninhabIted --- ~005784001 Dhar Sll1khud (36) 36 3 1820 --Umnhablted ---- (005785OO! Dhar Nlmaloksa (37) 37 66940 --- Unmhablted ~-- (005786001 Dhar F agdansa (J 8) 38 28760 --- Uninhabited ---- 100578700 39 1 1410 --- UI,anhabned ----

DDAPHC -. BS Losar II..has (4011) PM S 40 3600 227 TO H(IO+) THPSS-POTOPHCM(IO+) ACS(IO+) SPCV(IO+) RS(lo+) (00578900) 53 C(IO+) MCW(I('+) HP CP(I()-i) NCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) OCS(lO+) as Chlchong (40/2) P M« S) H(lO+) T HP SS- 5) CMc"IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 41 4920 124 25 po(; R5(10+) (00579000) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) HP PH«5) CP(lO+) NCS(IO+) SP« 5) N\V(lO+) PHC«5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

42 41160 --- Uninhabited -----

P M(5· Kyamo (42) H(IO+) THPS ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) B5«5) 43 3610 115 22 10) P0(5-10) CM(IO+) (00579200) MCW(IO+) SS-HP NC:>(IO+) ::;P(~-IO) RS(IO+) C(lO+) PH(S-IO) CP(IO+) PHC(5-JO) o("S( 10+) S' (10+) NW(IO-t-)

44 6404 a ----- Uninhabited -----

OH(IO+) - BS PM 5 THPS PO CM ACS(IO+) 5PCV(IO-t-) RS(lO+) 45 Hansa (44) (00579-+00) 2510 128 58 MC'N(IO+) C'(IO+) "S-HP PH(IO+) CP(IO+) PHC(IO+) \lCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) o("S(IO+)

46 83160 --Uninhabited ---

BS P M« 5) H(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 47 Kyato (46) (00579600) 01270 124 27 T S SS-S PO« 5) CM(<:: 5) RS(IO+) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) NCS( 10+) SP« 5) PJ-l(lO+) CP(IO+) NW(10+) PHqIO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

130 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Vtllage Directory Land use as on 1999l Land use (I e area under different types ofland use In I hectare) S ~ ~ ~ u -g -g "c u .... c E ...." .. ;} E g- IS! Jl' .;:; 8 .::.n u ] ~ ~ ~ 5 ;; .,., I j ~ ~ ] !; Q. a s c.. ~ c ~~ ~ s {] ~ .!!1 $ ..u ..." t §] 1 g ~ 'oj c E ~ E ;1 iii c. ~ ~ .= ~ ""i c: "'- l'j -E ~ 1E C BE ~:c < z .... ~ 2! ~ ~ t.l..'" => 8~ -< 8 Z ~ 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 I

------Umnhaoned --- 4,1200 Oltar I<..abJlma (27) 27

----- Unmhallned --- 790 18770 Ohar Tangne (28) 28

------Unll.hllbllcd ------690 2 6li60 Ohar C;umdo (29) 29 Dhar Vltung Nakpo ----- Umnhabltetl --- 4120 1,1560 30 30 Ohar Lungmochhe ----- Unlnnablt~d --- 5470 13880 31 33

- ---- Unmhabll~d ------4350 23370 Ohar Tanve (32) 32

------Umnhab 'ed --- S810 1571 0 Ohar Makpachhc (33) 33

-- Unmhablted --- 5750 6270 Ohar Pallamo (34) 34 Ohar Thachakarpo --Unmhablted --- 3140 8500 35 3S

----- Uninhabited -_. 5480 2,6340 Ohar Slukhud (36) ~6

-----.-- Uninhabited --- 16630 50310 Ohar Nlmaloksa (37) 37

._- Unlnhabned ---- 4710 24050 Ohar Fagdansa (38) 38

--Unmhabned --- 600 1,0810 Dhar Omdl (39) 39

MR Manah (146) ED 620 PC(35 0) 2200 430 Losar I<..has (4011) 40 T(J50)

60 PC(160) MR M,lIlah(I-II) ED 4420 280 Chlchong (4012) 41 T(160)

Dhar Pang h. yarno ---- Uninhabited --- 6800 3,4360 42 41

MR Manalo (153) ED 48 0 PC(23 0) 2510 390 h.yamo (42) 43 T(23 0)

------Unlnhabned --- 9040 55000 Dhar Latothanmo (43) 44

,/ 280 PC(39 0) MR Manah (157) EO 1410 430 Hansa (44) 45 T(39 0)

- Unmhabl\ed --- 4270 78890 Dhat S~sa (45) 46

50 Pe(28 0) MR Manalo (151) ED 3670 270 h.vato (46) 47 T(28 0)

131 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPIT( Census of India 2001- .to. ••ftltl .. and Amemlles avallabh: (II not available within Inc village, a dash (-) IS shown In the column and next to It In brackets the dlstancc In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms 5-10 kms and 10... kms of the ~g nearest place "herc the faCIlity IS avallal:,le IS gIVen) i:l ..r::. .§. .;:; 'fJ ... !! oE .c 00 ., .., e.g a r:" -0 <> ~ ~ 0 ,g 8 (:, ... 3>~ cg ::; :£] !:::!. "'"'0 "0 ..r::. ;: ..r::. u C Q :;";;jrn --13 ... c ~ a 12 ., 0"", U E .r> "eiJ '"" -5 0 :I- ..r::. c c c. os"" a;:ju':_ c: u_ co '" '- ~ j ~ - co .8 0 "ia ~ ~j E == ~ "[ ... '" c: i ee 2 U ~ § Ii :s ~ g o 5 OIl I:! u -e-- ~ c:: ~~ u > g If 8. 't:: c:: e- &.0;;- "'u ~_g ~i!!J § • f '" :s .8_ B ..>: E :: u :s - "'::rnB E 8 ~ Eod S s l:! I ii c ...r., Q..u E e t: ~ ~ ~ - - e - u u 0- l:l~]l rn zz" 0 ~ ~_u !~ ~ ::E 8 0.. ... (3 ~ ~ ~ ~ Ct!r!! (3 ~ ~ 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

Ohar Tamba ,",urlur 48 3350 --Uninhabited ._- (471 (00579700 Ohdr Paldar (48) 49 • 6250 --Umnhablted --- l)O57911001 Ohar Pangmo (49) 50 2,5750 --Uninhabited --- - (00570900) Ohar Ghlundl (50) 51 3312a --Uninhabited --- 00580000)

PHS 11(10+) BS PM PO CM(lO+) ACS(IO,) CV(,O+) 52 Hal (51) «(l058uIOO) 3860 166 MCW(IO+) TSS·T RS(lO+) 40 C{lO+) PH(IO+) PHC(5-10) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

BS Pangmo "'ha (5211 ) P M« 5) H(IO+) PO CM;IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 53 291 0 137 27 TSS·T RS(IO+) (00580200) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) PH(lO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC«S) OCS( 10+) ST( 10+) Jugmntl'ung (52C) :>4 4460 --Unlnhablted-- (00580300 Chm&lar (52/3) 55 299 :) --Um'lhablled --- !OO~80400 Ohar L.llcr~e (53) 56 82' 0 --- Unmhablted --_._-- (00)80500) 57 [Jhar Panya (54) 4 1510 --Unmhablted --- ~1051106001 DhayFarah (55) 58 1,24J 0 --Unmhablted --- (00580700

OA H(IO+) Chlcham "-has (56/1) P(2) 1\1 59 2380 271 69 MCW(IO+) TSSS-TPO«5) CM;IO+) ACS(IO+) SPCV(IO+) BS(IO+) (00580800) C(lO+, PHC(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) ST(IO+) RS(IO+) , OCS(IO+) NWIIO+)

Ladarcha (5612) P« 5) H(IO+) CM;IO+) ACS(I(\+) C\'(lO+) BS« 5) 60 3900 7 TSS·T PO« 5) (00580900) M«5) MCW(IO+) RS(JO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) CCIO+) PHCCIO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) Oumlev (57) 61 2340 -- UOinhabJlcd --- (0058100°1 Dhar Ch,cham (58) 62 16850 --UOInh3bJled --- (00581100) Dhar Hal (59) 63 3610 - UOinhabltcd- 00581200) Ohar Yak) a (60) 64 6090 --Unmhablted- 1°058130°1

OH(IO+) •• BS "Iber "'has (61/1) PO 65 4650 295 82 PM MCWIJO+) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) SPCV(IO+) RS(lO+) (00581400) C(JO+) TSSS·T PH(IO+) PHC(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) OCS(IO+)

Plnjoor (61/2) PM S H(IO+) CM;IO+) ACS( 10+) CV(1O+) BS(IO+) 66 1680 21 T S SS·S PO« S) (00581500) 9 C(IO+) MCW(IO+) Cp(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP«S) RS(lo+) PH(IO+) PHC«5) OCS(lO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

132 VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Vllla~e Director"} Land use as 011 1999) Land use (I e area under d fterent types ot land use III hectare)

co :: ~ c .;; iJ :l "8 ::I U cu E c:l ~ ... .., ~ E u c - -i3 (J I:! .!: .,OIl ., > od ~ ~5 ;; >, ~ ~'" c ';:: ~~ J ~ ~ 0 _g .9 ~ c.. ~ "'0 .,og .,> c =>z .s:; Co K. &.::1 E .... .9 ::I e: ~ 51 ::I ., B. 00 :0 : g c: e '" 5~ e!.= iii ~] Co ~- E E"i .. ~ ~ '" c'" ~ 1 .a !!! 11 ~ c c.. il E -o '" 0 c < z ... ~ Z ~ E tl.. .§ ::> _(l ~ . ~1l z:C ~ 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 I

Dhar Tamba Kurkur --- Umnhabll(d --- 460 2890 48 47 ---- Unlllhablled --- 4690 1,1560 Dhar Paldar (48) 49

------Llnlllhahiled ----- 10510 15250 Dhar Pangmo (49) 50

------Llnlllhabiled ------20570 310670 Dhar GhlUndl (50) 51

10 PC(23 0) MR Manah (177) ED 2000 1620 Hal (51) 52 T(23 0)

PC(140) MR Manah (173) ED 1840 930 Pangmo Khas (5211) 53 T(140)

- 0 PC(41 0) ------Unlllh~blled ---- 1550 2420 Jugmothang (5212) 54 ;) T410 30 PC(30) ------Unlllhabited ---- 30 2020 940 Chlll&lar (5213) 55 1 30 ----- Unlllhablted --- 5060 3170 Dhar Lalerse (53) 56

------Umnhablted --- 1335 C 2.8180 Dhar Panya (54) 57

------Umnhablled --- 11720 730 Dhar Farah (55) 58

PC(33 0) MR M~nah (221) ED 10 1900 140 Chlcham Khas (5611) 59 T(33 0)

PC(IIO) FP Munah (171) 3780 10 Ladarcha (56/2) 60 T(IIO)

PC(IOO) ------Unllihablled --- 10 2160 70 Dumley (57) 61 TIOO ------Umnhablted --- 12230 4620 Dhar Chlcham (58) 62

------Unmhablted - 3610 Dhar Hal (59) 63

------Umnhablted --- 960 513 0 Dhar Yakya (60) 64

PC(3Q O) MR Manah (217) ED 60 3970 230 Klher Khas (61/1) 65 T{39 0)

PC(24 0) MR Manah (217) ED 30 1290 120 PIIIJoor (6112) 66 T(24 0)

133 DISTRICT CE.~SUS HANiJBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of India 2001- Amenities and AmeOltles available (II not Qvallable w.thm the village, a dash (-) .s shown In the column and next 10 It In brackets the distalll.e In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms , 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of the nearest place wnere the facIlity IS available IS given)

PM(S- PHSqlO+} PHPO(S - ACS(IO,) CY(IO+} BS 67 ~ee (62/1)(00581600) 49" 0 212 S9 10) MCW(S-IO) T SS-T - CM( Io+} RS(IO+) 10) NCS(IO+) SP(S-IO) C(IO+) PHC(S-IO) CP(lo+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

68 Gettey (62/2) BS«S) 1010 32 7 ~O~(S- H(IO+) TSSS-S PO(S-IO) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) (00'81700) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) PH(lo+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(S-IO) RS(IO+) PHc(lo+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

69 Tash. Gang (63) BS(5-10) 71) 0 31 7 PM(IO+)H(IO+} TSSS-SPO(IO+) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) (00581800) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(S-IO) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(lO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

70 -Thmam (64) BS« 5) 221 0 40 9 P«~) H(IO+) T SS-T PO« 5) CM(-IU+) ACS(lO+) CY( 10+) «(JCl58 1900) M«S) MCW{IO+) PH(lo+) CP(IO+) l\ICS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) C(IO+} Pl-IC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) Dhar Lama Chung 71 rhung (65) --Unmhabtted ------(00582000)

72 Langll (66) P(2) Ml5- H(I~) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) BS(IO+) 4'20 148 35 10) S :,S-S PO('-IO) CM(IO+, NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) (00582100) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) Dhar Chhon Chhon 73 kdllghllda (tl7) 94510 --Unmhpbtted ---- (00582200)

PHS H(IO+) PO - 74 H.kdm (68) P M 1040 141 34 MCW 10+) S SS S CM(I0-'-) ACS(IO+) SP CY(IO+) BS(IO+) (OO~h~300) C(lO+) ( - PH(IO+) CP('O+) NCS(IO+) ST(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) NW(IO+)

75 koum.k (69) BS(IO+) 1290 114 17 ~O~(S- H(IO+) S SS-S PO(;-IO) CM;IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) (00582400) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+} OCS(IO+} ST(IO+} NW(IO+)

PM S - H« OCS BS 76 "-01/,.1 "-ha, (70/1) 224 () 657 186 PUC S) MCW« 5) T HP SS PH PO« CM CP AC<;( 10+) CV(4) SP RS(IO+) (O05!12,OO) C( 10+) PHC« 5) HP ~j NCS(IO+) ~I(IO+) NW(IO+)

MHCWCHC 77 "il1:l1 ~(lmil (70/4) 135 0 106 III r M« ') PWC-TC T HP S5· PO 'fO PH CM(o! S) ACS(10+) CY« 5) BS«5) (0058260(11 C( 10+) H(Ia.) HP • ~1I(c $) NCS( 10+) SP« S) RS(IO+) OC!S«~) 15'1'110+) NW(IIl1') H(S- I 78 Rngll (1M) I'(~-IO) 10) MeW(S- 90 7 T S ss-s PO(S-IO) ('M(S-IO) ACS( 10+) tV/S-IO) BS(5-tO) (0058~701l) M(S 10) 10) PHC(S- PHIS-tO) CP(S-IO) NCS( 10+) SP(S-IO) RS(IO+) C(lO+) 10) OCS(5-10) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

BS 79 I ard "'has (7111) 2220 61 12 ;OM) (5- H(IO+) TS 5S S PO CM(-S-IO) ACS(lO+) CV(IO+) RS(IO+) (O(b81S00) MCW(IO+) - PH(IO+) NCS(5 10) SP(IO+) C( 10+) rPI( Ill) - NW(lO+) PIIC(IO+) -, - OCS(S-IO)ST(IO+)

134 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory Land use as;m 1999\ Land usc (I e area under dIfferent types oflar d usc In I hectare)

PR Manah (208) ED 24 0 PC(140) 50 3410 1090 I\.ee (6211) 67 T(140)

MR Manah (226) ED 180 PC(S 0) 750 30 Gettey (62/2) 68 T(SO)

PC(S 0) MR Manall (231) ED 640 I 0 Tashl Gang (63) 69 T(S 0)

FP Manah (171) 2200 10 Thlnam (64) 70

Dhar L::ma Chung _••••••• UninhabIted •••• - •• 4890 1600 71 Chung (65)

PC(210) MR Mandll (219) ED 60 386(1 90 LangJa (66) 72 T(210)

Dhar Chhon Chhon •••••••• Untnhdblted •••• _- 2771 0 66800 73 I\.anghllda (67)

PC(IS 0) MR Mandh (225) ED 50 770 70 I-I,i{am (68) 74 T(ISO)

PC(130) MR Manah (230) ED 113 0 30 l\.oumlK (69) 75 T(130)

10 PC(39 0) PR Manah (201) ED N 80 990 77 0 I\.aza l<..has (70/1) 76 T(39 0)

PR Mandh (201) ED N 780 530 (...aza Soma (7012) 77

PC(20) FP Manah (209) 60 I 0 (...agtl (70/3) 78 T(20)

OC(~O) PR Manah (212) ED PC(140) 1380 650 Lara. has (7111) 79 T(190)

135 PISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of India 2001- ...... it'1~'U:l Amcnltles available (1l'nol available wllhm the villagc, a dash (-) IS shown In the column and -.. next to It In bratlets the dlstane1l In bmt!.d runges Vlt « S Itm1" S.IO !ems and 10+ kms ol'the 5 nearest place where the faclhty IS Qvul'ablc IS Biven) j ... j ! ~u "'iO~~ -g u } g 49 .... - "0 ~ g '0 B>!: :z:-g ;: ::::!. ..c u6 i c::~:9 = -Ii 1 B Of ta '- 1-5 i~• I'll !l~ J Q I 1 E ~~ , _ c 1LB 6~ :; ~Io u ]w~i ::l ! 01) c - -.... c 'Q...J &,- .... u ~ t ~ ]~tl e .8_ I"~{ B -- :s U ~ "ell g 1 1 19 19 ~ 'B ~ c ] I II~j ~t':1 ~ ~.~ ~ ~~ ~~ i13 ;:!E tS 1~ ~l ~~ ~ ~]_~ 8_ ,J I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

PM(5- H(5- B<; ~hego (7112) -_ ACS( 10+) ey( I()+) 80 3500 80 16 10) IU) MCW(S- T S 5S-:. PO(S-IO) RS(IO+) (00582900) ,-Mp-l\) NCS(5-10) SP(IO+) C(lO+) 10) PHC(IO+) PII(S-IO) CP(5-1O) OCS(5-10) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

BS Lldang (72) P M(IO+) H(IO+) 81 3600 99 19 T S SS-S PO« 5) CMZIO+) ACS(lO+) CY(IJ+) RS(IO+) (00583000) qlO+) MCW(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(lO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+} ST(IO+)

82 68890 --Umnhablted ------

J<..euhng (74) P M(IO+) H(IO+) PH CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) SPC\'(IO+) BS«5) 83 1950 79 TSS-T (00583200) 17 C(IO+) MCW(IO+) PO(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) ST(IO+) RS(lO+) ./ PHC(IO+) OC5(10+) NW(IO+)

84 24160 --Unmhablted ---

H(5- PM(S- Kuang Khas (76/1) BS(5-1O) 8S 1730 24 6 10) 10) VlCW(S- T SS-T P0(5-10) CM(-S-IO) ACS(IO+) CV(~-IO) (00583400) 10) PHC(S- RS(IO+) C(lO+) PH(S-IO) CP(S-IO) NCS(S-IO) SP()-IO) 10) OCS(S·IO) ST(lO+) NW(lO+)

86 1610 --Unmhablted ---

BS Marango Rangank P(2) M PHS H(1O+) THPSS- 87 4780 SS3 POPH CM(-S-IO) ACS( 10+) CY« 5) RS(IO+) (77/ I) (00583600) 1(.0 S C(IO+) MCW(S-IO) YP PHC«S) CP(S-IO) NCS(IO+) SP« 5) NW(lO+) GCS(lO+) ST( 10+)

BS Yarango Rangank P« 5) H(lO+) - ACS(ICH) CY SP 88 4230 18S 41 T HP SS PO(: 5) RS(IO+) (7712) (00583700) M«5) MCW(IO+) eMIS-IO) NCS(5-10) ST(IO+) H P PH«S) NW(IO+) C(IO+) PHC(IO+) CP,5-1O) OCS(5-10)

P M« 5) DA H(IO+) BS Khunk (78) CM(-IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) 89 27tO 164 41 T HP SS- PO(: 5) RS(IO+) (00583800) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) PHC(IO+) HP PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP« 5) NW(IO+) OCS(IO+) "T(lO+)

PM(S- PHS H(IO+) BS Sumhng (79) T RSS- CM(-IO"') AC'S(IO+) CY(lO+) 90 5130 83 20 10) MCW(IO+) PO(S-lO) RS(IO+) (00583900) R C(IO+) PHC(IO+) PH(S-IO) CP(IO+' NCS(IO+) SP(S-IO) NW(IO+) I OCS(lO+) ST( 10+)

PM(S- BS Morang (80) H(IO+) CM(-IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) 91 3740 29 7 10) T S SS-S PO(S·IO) RS(IO+) (00584000) MlW(IO+) C(lO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS( 10+) ST( 10+)

Dhar Tumsensha Doksa 92 7630 --Unlllhabited --- (81)(00584100)

93 1,0540 --Unlllhablted ---

94 6100 --Ullinhabited ---

9S 239790 -- Unmhablted ---

136 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory L.nd u, .. (115 0"J9991 Land use (I e area under different types of land use In hectare)

00 .§. .0 &:: ] 3' ~ "8 ...... u ~ ~ e ] ... .g VI § .::.rl u ~ -0 u > ::0 u"'" i I CI) &:: l;;: ~ 51 .!:! co - » i ~ iii £3 0. J == c .8 .c ~ "B r; :; > Z e ! §- 11 .!!l :I VI 5] 1! i ($ ~ c ~ ii I § 1.2 &:: > ~j c~ ~ i 1'3 .:: ..c i ] .§ &:: ~] u ~ z] ,f z ~ I ::J tl .c:B z- Vl 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 I -

180 PC(S 0) PR Manah (207) ED 1770 Iseo Shego (71/2) 80 T(S 0)

30 PC(160) PR Manah (215) ED 2730 680 Lldang (72) 81 T(160)

----- Uninhabited ------46430 2,2460 Dhar Lung Wooh (73) 82

PC(160) MR Manah (208) ED 1050 740 J<..euhng (74) 83 T(l60)

--- Uninhabited --- 13030 I 1130 Dhar Keu!,"g (75) 84

PC(60) MRFP Manah (195) ED 1020 650 Kuang Khas (76/1) 85 T(60)

------Unlnha!)lted ---- 30 1420 1(>0 Neked (76/2) 86

Marango Rangank PR Manah (193) ED 190 PC(39 0) 30 2110 20<;0 87 T(39 0) (7711)

PC(3S C) Yarango Ranganl.. PR Manah(193) ED 1760 2120 88 T(35 0) (7712)

60 PC(28 0) MR Manah (189) ED 1420 980 J<..hunk (78) 89 T(28 0)

540 PC(l4 0) MR Manah (186) ED 10 2420 2020 Sumhng (79) 90 T(140)

10 PC(60) MR Manah (182) ED 2610 1060 Morang (80) 91 T(60)

Dhar Tumsensh" ------Uninhabited ---- 2860 4770 92 Doksa (81)

--- UninhabIted --- 4080 6460 Dhar Sumhng (82) 93

------Uninhabited ----- 4080 2020 Dhar Lamanduba (83) 94

------Uninhabited ------ZOJ!! 0 219650 Dhar Ratang (84) 95

137 DI<;TRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of India 2001- Amenities and Amemtles available (If not available wlthm the Village a dash (-) IS shown In the column and next to It In brackets the distance m broad ranges VI7 < 5 kms , 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility IS available IS given)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

3,1060 --Unmhablted ---

14330 --Umnhablted ---

838(; v --UmnhaOJu:d --- '19 Dhar Jonl! (88) 22440 -- Umnhabll~d --- OO~848l'\) , BS 100 Chhldang (391 1070 10 4 P« 5) H(IO+) T SS-T PO« 5) C'vI(-IO+) ACS( 10+) CV( 10+) RS(IO+) (OO'li-l900) M« 5) MCW(IO+) PH(5-10) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) C(I(}r) PHC(5-10) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

101 Shilling (90) H(IO+) T SS T PO( CM(-IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS« 5) 1030 42 o ~:(5- (00585000) I ) MCW(IO+) - <5) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) C(IO+) PH(5 10) CP'IO+) PHC(S-IO) - OCS(IOt) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) DAPHS BS Gullng (91) H(IO+) THPS!'·POPH« - ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 65 G 171 51 PM RS(IO+) 102 (W51l510U) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) HP 5) CM(lO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC«5) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

./ 103 BbaJ)a (92) BS(IO+) 1220 166 34 PM«5) H(IO+) TSS-T PO(5-10\ CM(-IO+) ACS(lo+) CV(IO+) (00585200) C(IO+) W~W(lO") NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(lO+) PH(5-10) CP(IO+) PHC(S-IIJ) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) 104 nhar Chaln,g (93) 10'JO --V.. ",habltcd --- (00585300) 105 Dhar Chhau (94) 1 1330 --Unmhablted --- (0058"400)

106 ,,"ong ,,"ong (95) BS(IO+) 1140 33 8 T>« 5) H(IO+) T S SS-S P0(5-10) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (00585500) M«5) MCW(IO+) PH(5-10) CP(IO+) NCS(I(}r) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) C(IO+) PHCC5-10) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

107 Uperla Gul ng (96) PM(q) H(IO+) T<;S-T PO«S) CM(-IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS(IO+) 540 38 (00585600) 9 C(IO+) MCW(lo+) PH(5-10) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(lo+) ______P;"".H...;C~«...;S;",:.)____ OCS(lo+) ST(lo+) NW(IO+)

BS 108 Kungn (97) P M« 51 H(IO+) ACS(lO+) CV(IO+) 1780 224 RS(IO+) (00,85700) 41 C(IO+) MCW(IO+) TS <>S-S PO«5) CM(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) PHC« 5) PH« 5) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

BS 109 Mlkam (98) P M« 5) H(lO+) , CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 280 22 RS(IO+) (00585800) 7 C(lO+) MCW(IO+) TSS-T PO«5) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC« S) PH« 5) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+)

Phukchung 199) 110 lk~mlJllbl 1520 >a' ......

9 PJ

co :: i!' c ~ ..u "8 -g u c: u ;:; ~ ..>< c E J2 co<> ~ E u c: - ~ -6 -~ -- u'" U .D -"1 8 :l U > :0 ;;: cid j .!! ~5 >- ~ c: ";:: ~ ~ OJ :a ~ Q. ~] > 11 Q. .. i!! to c: ~~ E .:::; ~ 8..a e ] - to u .s co "0 .D ~ '0 g :l ." v; a c.. _§,M :l J !ib '0] C VI E_! c .. e ~ ~ Q. ~ !! i E E ~ ~-g ] Q. ~0 ;: ~~ - < ~_§ c.. ~ ~ ~ tf § ::J 8 ~.

------Uninhabited ---- 17410 13650 Dhar Dangdagma (85) 96

------Uninhabited --- 9280 5050 Dhar Plndo (86) 97

------Uninhabited ------11940 71940 Dhar Ula (87) 98

------Unmhablted ------7160 15280 Dhar Jong (88) 99

PC(20) MRFP Manal (116) ED 10 670 370 Chhldang (89) 100 T(20)

MRFP Manah (218) FD 30 PC(4 0) 840 120 SllIlhng (90) 101 T(40)

MR Manah (220) ED 100 PC(60) 10 230 :50 Guhng (91) 102 T(60)

I 0 PC(15 0) MkFP Manah (224) ED 1020 40 Bharya (92) 103 T(150)

------Unlnl Jblled ------3890 6480 Dhar Chahng (93) 104

------Uninhabited ----- 4430 6900 Dhar Chhau (94) 105

FP Manalo (223) ED 30 PC(5 0) 10 1000 50 l<..ong l<..ong (95) 106 T(50;

10 PC(70) MRFP lVIanail (224) ED 330 13 u Uperla Guhng (96) 107 T(70)

PRMR 30 PC(9 0) MdnJh (22:» ED 1350 310 l<..un~n (97) 108 Fl' T(90)

PC(20) MR M,mah (225) ED 160 100 Mlkam (98) 109 T(20)

PC(20) FP Manalo (227) ED 10 1300 190 Phukchung (99) 110 T(lO)

10 PC(3 0) FP Manah (2331 1460 240 l<..a (100) III T(30)

139 PI STRICT CENSU3 HANDBOOls , LAHUL & SPIT! Census of India 2001- Aml'nltlrs lind Amenities available III nOI a\illiahle ",Ihln Ihe vll!;lg~ a dash (-) IS shown mlhl column and nexllo II m brackets Ihe distance m broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of Ihe near"sl place where Ihe faclhty I~ aVllllatJle IS given)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II I 12 13

3 P(IO+) H(1O+) 8S(10+) 112 Mmsar (101) 1040 4 TSS.T PO(IO+) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (00586100) M(IO+) MCW(IO+) PH('O+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) C(lO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) 113 o:;':>le (102) 490 --UnlnhabJled --- (00586200) 114 Dhar Kldul (103) 71970 --UnlnhabJled --- (00586300) I 15 Dhar Gechang (104) I 3940 --Unmhablled ----- 00586400)

116 RaJgaon (105) 1110 II 10 P« 5) H(IO+) T SS.T PO( 5) CM(IO) ACS( 10+) CV(ln+) 8S« 5) (00586500) M«5) MCW(IO+) < + NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) ______C{;.. :_IO_+..:,.) _P_H_C.;.( I_O+....;.,.) ____P_H_(_'O+_)_C_P_(I_O_+)_o,;,.,C,;,.,S;",:(_IO_+..:,.)...,;S ... T.,:_( '...,;O_+,;,.,) _,;,.,N_W( 10+)

117 Sagnam (10611) P(2) M HI 10+) 8S«5) 1260 365 81 S PUC TSS.T POTOPI-ICM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (00586600) C{IO+) MCW(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) rHC(IO+) OCS( 10+) ST( 10+) NW(IO+)

85« 5) 118/ Takshan (106/2) 1440 7 4 P«5) H(IO+) TSS.T PO( 5) rM(In.... ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) (00586700) lvf«5) MCW(IO+) < v-) NCS(IO+) SP(lO"') RS(IO"') C(lO+) PHC(IO+) PH(IO+) CI(IO+) OCS(lO+) SI(IO"') NW(IO+) ------~~~~~~------P«5) H(IO+) BS« 5) I 19 Shaktan (I 06/3) 1200 2 TSS.T PO«5) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (00586800) M«5) MCW(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) RS(IO+) ClIO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

H(IO+) BS«5) 120 Chhango Thanga 450 7 4 P« 5} T S~ T PO« S) CM(·'O+) ACS(IO+) CV( 10+) (106/4) (00586900) M«5) MCW(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(l3+) RS(IO+) C(l()-r) PHC(IO+) OeS(lo+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

121 34530 --Unmhabllcd -_._

122 5560 --UnlnhabJled ---

123 12410 --UnlnhabJleu ---

124 2295 U --UnlnhabJled ---

125 88890 --UnmhabJled ---

126 98400 --Uninhabited ---

127 7,1740 --Unmhablted ---

128 86490 --Umnhablled ---

129 4.7280 --Uninhabited ---

130 39830 ._- Unmhablted -._--

131 65980 ._- Unmhahlted _._

140 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Vdlage Directory Land u~t as on 19991 Land us~ (I e area under dIfferent types of land use In hectare)

~_'~4 __ ~ __ ~1~5 ____L-~1~~_~1~7~ __~18~~ __~1~9 __L-~20~_. __~2~1~~~2~2 __~ __~2~3 ___. ______~2 ______L-~1 __

PC(IO) FP Manah (240) 960 70 Mmsar (101) 112 T(IO)

--- Uninhabited --- 450 40 Polole (102) 113

.---- Unlnhabned --- 21950 5,0020 Ohar I\.ldul (103) 114

.----- UnmhabneC: --- 2160 I 178 0 Ohar Gechang (11)4) 115

FP Manai1 (171) 10 PC(5 0) 970 80 RaJgaon(IOS) 116 T(SO)

PC(170) MR FP ManalJ (227) ED 810 28 0 Sagnam (I U611 ) 117 T(170)

PC(IS 0) FP Manall(171) 1020 270 Takshan (I 0612) 118 T(150)

FP Manah (171) 10 1120 70 Shaktan (106/3) 119

Chhango Thango FP Mallah (171) 10 390 50 120 (10614)

------I lnmhab.ted ----- 6520 '28010 OharT.sang (107) 121

------Ullmhablted --- 1620 3940 Ohar RaJgaon (108) 122

•••••••• Unmhablted ._-- 2980 94..10 Ohar Changlung (109) 123 Ohar Togseluganwa ------Unmhablted ----•• - 7240 15710 124 110

•••••••• Umnhabltl'd •• __ 7S6.0 8113).0 DhAr Thanao (III) Ohar Khamengar ------Unmhatlted --- 3970 9,4430 126 112 ------~------~~~~------~---~--~~---- •• _. Unlnhablled -.- 3820 6,192 0 Ohar Devsa (113) 127

--UnlOhaDlled --- 5330 8 116 () Ohar Noor (114) 128

--•• -_. UninhabIted -- 9050 3,823 0 Ohar "-Ilung (115) 129

•• - .- UnlOhabn.d --- 940 1,8890 Dhar Lakhang (116) 130

••••• -•• UninhabIted _._- 14300 5,168 0 Ohar Thagpat (117) 131

141 ornRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL &_§f!J Census of India 2001 AmenIU ..._an I Amonnl" avallablo (, .. nolav.Untllo wilhln tho village. a dash ("')15 "fjown In Iho column an ~ nex. to It In brackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms • 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of th B 1 nearest place where the ~ac:lhty IS available IS given) .g -i5 !! oE j ! Y tll !3 c:: ='8 :; C!- .t:: 8 11 :;'::!<:I:l - .9= ... '" c: ] t!: '0 .. ~ '" oot: .:; 0 ~ gog '"" >, .!! 2 ~~ ~~j(.11_ I:l ... ~ _g~ ":I.. -a _ c g ~ J:> .. 0 E :; ... ~ iii :f ~] ~ ~ E Co o .. t: fie c :l ~~ l'i !2 OIl c 0- a. ~- "i~i I .. 9Ji= ~] f '! I W lu=~ l J J~ ! ~ ,~ !~ ~ I i 0..s- .. 81 ttl

132 3.3080 --Uninhabited ---

133 21570 --Unlnhab.ted ---

134 5 1:>30 --Uninhabited _.---

13S 45790 --Uninhabited ---

136 43050 --Uninhabited ---

137 29690 --Unlnhablteo ---

138 2,1570 --Umnhablt:d-

139 20970 --Uninhabited ---

BS«S) 140 Shan (126)(00588900) 1930 4 3 P«5) H(IO+) TSS-T PO{

141 1,6110 --Umnhablted ---

PHS H(lO+) - BS(IO~) 142 Mud (12811) 780 177 44 P M(IO+) MCW(IO+) T SS-T PO CM(lO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (00589100) C(lO+) PHC(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IOT) RS(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

BS« 5) 143 Pharka (12812) 860 11 6 P«5) H(IO+) TSS-T PO',

145 21140 --Uninhabited -----

PHS H(IO+) - 146 Tehng (13011) 1440 163 34 PM(IO+)MCW(IO+) TSS.T PO{IO+) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) B5(10+) (00589500) C(IO+) PHC(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(lO+) RS(IO+) __~~~~~------OC~S~(I-O+~)~S-T~(I-O+~) __~N_W~(~I~~) 147 Pllsur (130/2) J 18 0 --Uninhabited --- (00589600)

148 Chamhng (131) P«5) H(IO+) A('S(IO+) CV(IO+) B5«5) 370 8 2 (00589700) M« 5) MCW(IO+) T SS-T PO« 5) CM( JO+) NCS( 10+) SP(lO~) RS(lO+) C(IO+) PHC(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) OCS\IO+) ST(IO+) NW(lo+) ------~--~-- ~--..;_~----~~ 149 Haronaro (132) RS« 5) 290 5 2 P«S) H(IO+) TSS.T PO«5) CM{-JO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (()()~89800) RS(IO+' ~(~~ ~~;~~) PH(IO+) CP(IU+) ~~g:~ ~~~:~:~ NW(IO+) ----~--~--~------~--~--~~----ISO DharMallam (133) 111690 --- Uninhabited --- (00589900)

142 VILLAGt: DIRECiORY Village Directory tanJ use as on 1999) Land use (I e area under different types of land use In ! }IC,,'dfC)

;; co £ I: ~ ..- ~" ?J I: ~ ~ " -0 .s -a. ~ ~il '0 ..> = .8 Q.. g_ ... ~ to >2: E .r; .§ 8.~ e £ c;g ::s ?j " !. 5~ a '" 'oj 11 '" ~_; I: ~ iij" e .... ~ Co ~ E ~ g Co ~ E ~ - " ~ ! ~-g < z..., d: ~ ~ ~ tf .§ :3 <3 ~ ~] z:C ~ 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 I

------Unmhabncd ----- 7770 2,5310 Ohar Sonpat (118) 132 Ohar Chho Chho Dam ------Unmhablted ---_ 7620 13950 133 j1 19l ------UllInhabitc'l ----- 12110 39420 Ohar Chhorak (120) 134

------UnmhablleJ ---- 770 4,5020 Ohar Tcgvaldar (121) 135 tJhar Mahavaldar --- Unmhabn.:d --- 10350 3,2700 136 122 --.---- Umnhablted ---- 13660 1,6030 Dhar Jlkvaldar (123) 137

--Umnhablted -_-- 6880 14690 Dhar Larang (124) 138

----- Umnnablted ------10110 10860 Dhar Tarpak (125) 139

40 PC(I 0) FP Mana" (171) 10 1630 240 Shan (126) 140 T(IO)

--._- Unmhaillted --- 7480 8630 Dhar Sarval (127) 141

FP Manall (242) ED 20 PC(100) 10 570, 80 Mud (12811) 142 T(IOO)

?C(20) FP Manah (171) 560 280 Pharka (128/2) 143 T(20)

PC(IO) FP Manah (171) 570 230 Kllmoor (128/3) 144 T(IO)

------Umnhablted ---- 1640 19500 Dhar Pllsur (129) 145

r,..R FP Mana" 1237) ED 50 PC(13 0) 920 340 Telmg (13011) 146 T(130)

------Umnhaolled --._- 20 860 JOO Pllsur (I JO/2) 147

PC{IO) FP Mallah (171) 260 100 (,,~mhng (131) 148 T(IO)

--- - - . *' _ltL!§f.It¥ .,._ at PC(IO) FP Manall (171) 220 bO Haronaro (132) 149 T(IO)

•__ ._- Unlnhnblltd --- 9020 9670 Dhar Mallam (133) 150

143 "I STRICT CENSUS HA~BB661< ! LAfiUL 8. splTI Census of Indln 2001- ,\ mfn Ilr' Mil d Amenilles available (If not available wltl,," the village a dnsh (-) IS shown rn Ihe column and ~ next to It rn brackets the distance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms 5-10 kms and '0+ kms of the j nearest place: where the faclitty IS avaIlable IS given) 2. ~ _ uoEl ~ ] ~ u iii ., "0 ~"'2~ or '" ~ 8 '" I t E>_ c::" ::0 ="'8 ;: !::!. ] 8 .t: :;-(1') -.!3., ., u ., § c ($ u ~ .&:. ~ '" .:; 0'" ~~ .t: ]J;l g~ cIi!~'= '" >, _g '" 0 '- .8 !9 c.. _C..J.-. g ~ 0 a iii.l5" . '" fl '2 I ~ U ~ E "'- § 1 '0 0 co & ~ ]]rl ~ e ~ ~] ~ _8.~ !9 ] g g1r8.E '" g "§i ~::",g ~ ~ ~ j l] -a=~ e c: ~ 1 J~ ! j~ j~ iE ~ ,f!i L~ 1 ~~ 1 c:r.:~..2< t: & I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

1St 1.2820 --Uninhabited ---

152 2.2210 --Uninhabited ---

153 40940 --Unrnhablted ---

154 3 II~ 0 --Uninhabited ---

Dharyansa (138) P«5) H(lO+) BS(lO+) ISS 610 5 2 TSS-T PO«5) CMZIO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (00590400) M(IO+) MCW(IO+) RS(IO -) PtI(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) C(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

156 160 --Uninhabited ---

157 19850 --Uninhabited ----

P M(S- Todnam (141) H(IO+) ACSlIo+) CV(lo+) B~«5) IS8 650 67 15 10) TSS-T PO(5-10) CM(IIl+) (00590700) MCW(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(II)+) R~(IO+) C(lO+) PH(5-10) CP(I(I+) PHC(5-10) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

P M(, 5) H(IO+) ACS( 10+) CV( 10+) BS«5) J59 II.har (142)(00590800) 3610 106 TSS-T PO« S) CM(IO"') 24 C(lO+) MCW(IO+) NCS(IO+) <;P(lO+) P<;(I0+) PH«S) CP(IO+) PHC«S) OCS(IO+, ST( 10+) NW(IO+)

160 7400 --- Uninhabited -~--

161 12670 --Unrnhablted ---

162 Dul (145)(00591100) 2000 - Uninhabited ---

Tangtl Kogma (1491) P M« 5) H( 10+) BS« 5) 163 3070 97 TSS-T PO«5) CMc"IO+) ACS\IO+) CV(IO+) (00591200) 19 C(lo+) MCW(IO+) RS(lo+) PH(C_IO) CP(IO+) NCS(lo+) SP(lO+) PHC(5-10) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

Tangtl Yogma (14612) P M« 5) H( 10+) CM(-IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS« 5) 164 1480 97 TSS-T PO« 5) (00591300) 22 C(IO+) MCW(IO+) RS(IO~) PH(lo+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(le+) PHC(IO+) UCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

165 21580 --Uninhabited --

166 70640 --Umnhablted ---

PHS H(IO+) - BS Dhankhar (149/1) 82 P(2) M PO ACS( 10+) SP CV( 10+) RS( 0+) 167 6430 319 MCW(IO+) TSS-T CM(lO+) (00591600) C(IO+) PH(IO+) PHC(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) OCS(IO+)

Shushna (14'1/2) P« 5) P(IO+) 8S(10+) 168 960 23 10 RSS-R PO« 5) CM;IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (00591700) M«5) MCW(IO+) RSIIO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP« 5) C(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

144 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village Directory Land usr HS on 1999\ Land use (I e area under dIfferent types of land use m hectare)

:: i!- c00 -' D -' "8 "B u ,g ~ ... i :0 ;; od I .. oS >. ::;: 5! ~= 'l::: $a ~ Q. ~] -0 I! ~ 1! Co g_ e; .: ~~ E .t: .s 8.3 ~ .!! !ii .. g :;; "... 8. Q g c ~ EJg I:iL '0] " E u ;;; c '" OJ c.. ~- 1;; " E ~.2 "1) c.. ~ ~ 5 ! « i § £ ~ ~ ~ E .:3 _al 11 ~x ~ 14 l' 16 17 18 ""19 20 :':1 22 23 2 I

------Unmhablted ----- 2170 10650 Ohar Jamaro (134) 151

------Umnhablted ---- 5240 16970 Ollar Se('hm '(35) 152

----- Unmhablted --- 1410 3,9!>3 G Ohar Turwand (136) 153

------Unmhablted --- 5980 25210 Ohar Smsa (137) 154

PC(30) FP Manah (240) ED 470 110 Oharyansa (138) ISS T(30)

PC(IO) ------Unmhat-,ted ---- 140 10 Ph,ka (139) 156 TIO ------Unmhablted ---- 1042.0 9430 Ohar Charasa (140) 157

Pe(50) MR Manah (237) ED 10 490 100 Todnam (141) 158 T(50)

PC(IOO) MRFP Mallah (~OO) ED 40 3000 470 Jo..har (142) 159 T(IOO)

------Unmhabllea ---- 3610 3790 Dhar Maghng (143) 160

------Unmhablle j --- 5810 6860 Ohar Lalung (144) 161 PCCS 0) --- Unmhabll_d --- 1540 410 Dul (145) 162 T50

90 PC(70) I\.tI{I" I\t 111.,,, (~~~) III .2360 ,,0 TUllglI "'''gma (146/1) 163 1(70)

PC(IIO) FP Mallah (220) ED 950 420 Tangll Yogma (14612) 164 T(IIO)

•• _ •••• Unmhllblted _ •• - 8200 1.3380 Char Phull (1"") 1115

•• -••• -. Unmhablted --- ll52 0 l.7120 Dhar Lungje (148) 166

2 J pe(30 0) MRFP Rampur (243) ED 30 3250 2830 Dhankhar (1491 I ) 167 T(lO 0)

MRFP Manah (218) 340 PC(4 OJ 10 60 510 Shushna (14912) 168 T(40)

145 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHI..IL & SPITI Census of India 2001- _Amenities and Amer'tles available (If not available Wlthm the Village, a dash (-) IS sho"m In the column a.ld U next to t In brackets the dIstance In broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of the .3 nearest place where the facility IS available IS given) ~ .&: ! ~ ...= ] E .&. II> "":J - "'§~= ~ § 8 -0 "~ ~ '0 6 .&: E>] ~""8 ;;: C!- .&: :;~CI'l ei . '0 VI u c :g ~ c: c ~ ~ " 0-0 10 "0 0 ~ ~~ ~E.g .....-= ia _g~ -a c. a _~c:; ...... g f .8 0 ~ I! "liE B -= ...... ~ '0 5 co a I! >- C ~o- ~ ~ C .!~ ~ !t ~]I'l ~~t~ r. l~ .M~ i'3 ..;< ~_g c =: B "'3 ;: n~rng ~ 8' ~ "ad :g C U ~ 0 g ti"" e e E - g 1-0 "B oo!! ~ ~ ~ .r." ZZ ~ ~~ ~~ UJ ~ C§ c.. U 8_~ <~ ~~]~ f ~ ~ I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

PM(S- Sllu~ (149/3) H(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(lo+) 8S« S) .69 700 21 6 10) R S SS-S PO{< S) CM(IO+) (00591800) MCW(lo+) NCS( 10+) SP(S-IO) R5(10+) C(lo+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) PHC(lo+) OC<;(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

P M(S- DA H(IO+) BS 170 Shlchhng (149/4) THPR PO - ACC;(IO+) CV(IO+) 1250 161 c. 10) MCW(IC") RS(IO+) (00591900) S SS-HP PH(lO+) CM(lo+) NCS(IO+) SP(S-IO) C(IO+) PHC(IO+) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

Nl\\pllr (1-19/5) P« 5) 11(10+) B5(10+) 171 100 4 S 5S-S PO{< 5) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) (00~92000) M«5) MCW(I:>+) RS(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IC+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) C{lO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

Samllllg (1-19/6) P(5-10) H(IO+) CM(-IO+) ACS(I

Rama Khas (151/1) 18 PM(IO+)H(IO+) TRSS- 8S(10+) 174 950 71 PO{< 5) CM(-IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (0059:300) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) T RS(lO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) ~""(' ~ .. )

Tulse Plll.l (15112) P«5, H(IO+) BS« 5) 175 140 TSS-T PO{<5) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(lo+) (00592400) M«5) MCW(IO+) RS(IO+) PH( 10+) ('1'(10+)' NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) ('(10+) PUC(IO+) (X:~( 10+) ~ 1(10+) NW(IO+)

1.lIh"l, (h II~) P« 5) H(lO+) BS(<.5) 176 70 2 2 TSS-T PO{< 5) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) (00592500) M«5) MCW(IO+) RS(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) C(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(lo+)

Chobrang (152/1) P« 5) H(lO+) BS(5-IO) In 590 7 T S SS-S PO{IO+) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) (00592600) 3 M(IO+) MCW(IO+) RS(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(lO+) SP(lO+) qIO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(lO+) Sl(IO+) NW(IO+)

Lmgtl (152/2) P M(lo+) H(IO+) - ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 8S(5-10) 178 I~ 0 46 12 THPR PO{lo+) CM(IO+) lOO.,q~701)) ClIO.-) MCW(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) S SS-HP PH(IO+) CP(IO ) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+} ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

Sanglung (I S3) P« 5) H(lo+) BS(5-10) 179 710 13 2 R S SS-S PO{S-IO) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (00)9280U) M(5-10) MCW(IO+) RS(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(lo+) L(IU+) t'HC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(lo+) NW(IO+)

J...ungc- (154) P« 5) H(IO+) BS«S) 180 1'30 2 2 S ':>S-S PO{< 5) CM(lo+' ACS(S-IO) CV(IO+) (00592900) M(IO+) MCW(IO+) RS(IO+) PH(IO-+-) CP(IO+/ NCS(lO+) SP(IO+) qIO+) PHC(IO+) OCS( 10+) ST( 10+) NW(lO+)

DAH(lo+) Demul "'has (155/1) PM PO 8S(10+) lSI 1650 279 MCW(IO+) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CY(IO+) (OO39~OOO) so e(lo.) T~ SS-S 1f1l{10+) PHC(IO+) CII(IO-+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

146 viLLAGE DIRECTO~R.!.Y ______Village Directory _, rLand USt (as on 1999\ Land use (I e area under dIfferent types of land use In he~tare)

00 2- ~ C ~ ~ C" v "8 :s .. '" C E ...... ~ E ]- .s 00 .::.~ u M ~ 8 i .. > .. .&> ~ :s :0 OOC :> cil! ~ 51 ~ ., - >. ~"O ~ .s ~ is.. ~ J ..> == 0 ..8 ..c: 0- K. ! .!!] C >Z E .s .,:> .. &.~ l .. :s ~ ;;; 0- §,M 00 1j! 8 ~ '0] C e ~~ :s ;; r_ oo C E 0- ~ it ~ ~ 1 !!! !J ~ Sa! " E 0 .. ::g .. 0 C = < Z"'" c.. Z E .... 1; ::l 8 ~ I

30 PC(3 0) FP Rampur (248) FD 200 440 Slluk (149/3) 169 T(30)

30 PC(4 0) PR FP Rampur (231) ED 520 610 Shlchhng (149/4) 110 T(40)

PC(IO) FP Mandl! (213) 90 Newpur (14915) 171 T(IO)

PC(30) MRFP Rampur (2-l0) 1950 420 Samhng (149/6) 112 T(30)

___ -_-__ Unlnhablt~d --- 30190 4330 D"ar N Iptl (150) 173

30 PC(6 0) MRFP Mullah (221) ED 800 60 Rama I\.has (151/1) 114 T(60)

PC(IO) IP Manal! (171) 120 10 Tu1se Pena (15112) 115 T(lO)

PC(IO) FP Manah (111) 60 Tarbole (151/3) 116 T(lO)

PC(J 0) MRFP Manah (219) ED 480 80 Chobrang (152/1) 117 T(30)

PRMR Mallal! (218) ED fO 90 Lmgll (152/2) 118

FP Man"h (224) 30 Ge(3 0) 560 90 Sanglung (153) 119 T(30)

PC(IO) FP ~.1al1ah (248) 10 1220 90 I\.unge (154) 180 T(IO)

PC(160) MR M~nah (238) ED 146J 30 Demul l-..has (15511) 181 Tl160)

147 DISTRICT QENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of India 2001- Amenities and Amenltles avaIlable (II not a,allable wlthm the Village a dash ( ) IS shown In the column and next to II III brllCkets the dIstance In broud ranges VII < .5 t..m~ 5·10 kIm und 10+ kms 01 the ~ •• earest place where the facIlity IS available IS given) ~ ,§. ] e ] ~ ., u -~" ""C U ""C e - ~ § ~ 8 "5 j1 2> i ~"8 ;: t:! ..c: 8 :;",<1) e~ u u c ] C '0 ~~ .s ]j2 e] ~E.g "': c:a ... ~ jg _~u~ 8 f .B :; ..... 1!A ~ ~ -= ~ E "'f! ! ee 2 u E >. ...:: g C. E :::I "... " c co ~ ... .3 ::s (/) e c 0- t.. 8.-' 1!u.. " " C J§ II > ~1f8.~ uoO:j - gj ~ .... ~..c: E ;:: ]3~ ~~tIl~ g 8" ~ ~ S :I Ie E8 ~ c E e E - " ... g " "B C§ ~]- ./) zz ~ ~a iN ill :::: c.. " 8 ~ ~-~ ~ ~:M~~ 8~~ I 2 J 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

Gangdo Demul (155/2) P« S) H(IO+) • ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 8S(10+) 182 1840 12 3 S SS·S PQ« S) (0059310(1) M«S) MCW(IC~) CM(IO ) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PH(lO+) C(IO+) PHC(IO+) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

Mulche (15513) p\< S) H(IO+) BS(IO+) 183 990 9 S SS·S PO(IO+) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) (0059J200) M«s) MCW(IO+) RS(IO+) PH\IO+) (P(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) C(lO+) PHC(I()-r) OCS(IO+) 5T(10+) NW(IO+) 18.j 2810 --Umnhabned ---

ISS 1'0 --Umnhablted ---

186 667;0 --Uninhabited ---

187 IS,I990 --Uninhabited ---

188 19,7060 --I Jnlnhablted ---

189 27,3870 --Umnhablted ---

190 48681 0 ._.- Uninhabited •• _.-.- Dltar Nu\[>o .undo 191 159·17 0 _ •• Unmhablted ---- ( 161lC005940001 Dh.1r (_ hlMvlgV.J (162) 192 412114 () -_•• Umnhoblted '-"'_" !00W4100) PHS H(IO+) L..lung h.hdS (163/1) PM PO + ACS(10+) CV(IO+) 8S(10+) 193 1600 279 71 MCW(IO+) (OOW42001 C(IO+) T S SS·T PH(IO+) CM(IO ) NCS(IO+) SI'(IO+) RS(IO+) PHC(lO+) Cp(lo+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NWno+)

Phanve (' 63/2) 10 PiS-WI H(IO+) 8S(10+) 194 .950 12 S SS·S PQ(S·IO) CM('IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (0059"300) M(S·IO) MCW(.O+) RS(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) C(lO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

!l..lbn : '63C) P«5) H(IO+) • 'CS(IO+) CV(IO+) 8S(10+) 195 950 18 2 S SS·S PQ«S) (00594400) M«s) MCW(IO+) CM(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PH(IO+) C(lO+) PHC(IO+) CP(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) Yul Shlkro (163/4) 196 130 --Unmhablted- 1005945001 Phtbuk O;)SrI (163IS) .97 40 --UninhabIted -~- !0{b~.J600) Dhar Chokulll (164) 198 29,6750 - Umnhablted- 0(JSIJ4iOO

Dhlr Gangch.luml P«S: H(IO+) • ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 3S« S) 199 5,431 r TSS·T PO« 5) (165)(00594800) M«S) MCW(IO+) CM{IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) RS(IO+) PH(IO+) C(lO+) _PPC(lO+) CP(lO+) OCS(lO+) ST1l0+) NW(lO+)

I IIldllpd~cn (166) P«S) H(lO+) CMCoIO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 8S(10+) 200 6'0 Y ~SS·S PO(JO+) (00594901) M(lO+) MCW(IO+) RS(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) C(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

148 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Village DlreclOry Land use (as I n 1999) Land use (I e area under different types of Ian I use In I hectare) eo :: l!- c .J ::; !i' J '8 ::J U c: g E ~ ...... ~ E ]- ..S! OIl .g '[ .::.rl u ~ 8 U > "'.&> ~ - ::J eo C ;: Od i ~ ~ ~ >- ~ '" - ] .9 c. ~ ~] , == 0 ~ >Z ..s:: c.. 8.3 e .!!1 ~ :3 E u .9 ::J Vi a ~ g.;g 1 '0 = c j c '" ~] e ~ ~ :: E ~] Co ..c c.. ~ ~ 1 c ilE ~~ <: Z...:3e £ ~ ~ I ~ .§ I :::> f ~ <: B z:C ~ 14 15 16 *1"' 18 I 19 20 I 21 22 23 2 1

PC(13 0) Gangdo Demul MR ManalJ (269) ED 1700 10 182 T(130) (155/2)

PC(IO) FP ManalJ (243) 980 Mu1che (155/3) 183 T(10)

PC(20) --- UnlnhaLned --- 2760 30 Rlzmg (155/4) 184 T20 PC(IO) --- Uninhabited --- 120 T's'lu (155/5) 185 TIO Dhartak Damdam --Uninhabited --- 40530 26240 186 156

------Unlnhablled --- 148S 0 137140 Dharsochm (I Sf) 187 Dhar Dum Bachen ------UnlOhablled --- 139760 57300 188 158 ------uninhabited ------14570 259'00 DharTak1mg (159) 189

----- UnlOhablled --- 14180 472630 Dhar Parang (160) 190 Dhar Nusbosamdo --Unlllhablled --- 47810 11.1660 191 161 ------Umnhablted --- ,5.3670 359170 Dhar Chhavigya (162) 192

60 PC(34 0) FP Manal! (239) ED 930 270 Lalung "has (16311) 193 T(34 0)

PC(90) FP Manal! (245) ED 1800 60 Phanve (16312) 194 T(90)

PC(I0) FP Ma.lal! (264) 610 330 "-Ibn (163/3) 195 T(lO)

------Umnhablted ------130 Yul Shlkpo :163/4) 196

----- UnlOhablled --- 30 10 Phlbuk Dogn (163/5) 197

------Uninhabited - -- 64540 23.221 0 Dhar ChoJ..ula (164) 198

Dhar Gangchhuml FP Manal! (171) 28300 26010 199 (165)

PC(40, FP Mandl (231) 570 30 Landupdeen (166) 200 T(40)

149 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI Census of India 2001- Amenities and Amenlttes available (If not available wnhm the Village, a dash (-) IS sh"wn 111 the column and ~ next to It m brackets the distance m broad ranges VIZ < 5 kms 5- I 0 kms and lOT kms of the g nearest placc wncle the facIlity IS available IS gIVen) .c.." 5 .;:; 1ii !! ..c -toll <.l e~] C " - ~ "'0'" u '" -:::: '" ~ 8 6 .c 3::>] m;: £"'8 ;;: ~ ] <.l "5.,Vl -:1 .: '0 :g II) '" u c ~ 0.", "" c oS 0 .c C C ~E.g ~ $2 ._" t Q. ]J2 ~ ] 1a _g~- ~ os _ u_ g ~ "':: co 0 is -ej t:l -= _ E :. g c ~ 2 C t! ~ ::I '0 6 0 j>~ !:! u :>C I!• c - ~L. c u 0 ., > ~]'ll g118.c: f c - ~ 1-- :g .8_ 13 "" -.c E .;:: B :; .:: i:l'::Vlg E 8 "'§ od B ...c _,. Q. E e! t: 5:! ~ ,_ - "'''t:J E - U t e :> ~ en zz" 0 ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ce] 8 ~ ~_~1_ ~.N~~ 8 ~ j I : 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 10 II 12 13

P M(5- PHS H(JOT) Mane Yo!!ma (16711: Cr-.,;,OT) ACS(IOI-) SPCV(lOT) BS(IOT) 201 2270 233 47 10) MCW(IOT) TRSSSpO(:S) (00595000) CP(IOT) NCS(IO+) ST(IO+) RS(IOT) C(lOT) PHC(lO+) S PH(lO+) OCS(IOT) NW(IO+)

kale)' : 167/2) P M« 5) H(IO+) CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) BS(lO+) 202 35~ 0 18 T S SS-S PO« 5) (00595100) 4 C(lO+) MCW(IO+) RS(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IOT) NCS(lO+) SP« 5) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+, ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

203 LJr (167/3) (00595200) 3600 --Unmhablted --- Dogsa (167/4) 204 II"' 0 --Unmhablted --- 1(0595300) PI' uche (168) -- -- 205 ('10 --Unmhablted --- (005954001

Mane lI..ogma (169) P M« 5) H(IO+) TRS SS PO BS(IO+) 206 5,40 121 31 CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (00595500) C(lO+) MCW(IO+) S PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP«5) RS(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IOT) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) Dhar Gunia \ 170) 207 6,5300 --Umnhablted --- !00595600 Dhar Mane Rang (171) 208 66700 --Unmhablted --- (00595700 Dhar Pomrang (172) 209 10,9150 --Unmhablted ----- 10059;18001 -- BS Poh (IB/l) P M(IOT) PHS H(I~) - 210 113 0 234 T HP R PO(IO+) CM(IOT) ACS\ 10+) SP CV(IOT) RS(IO+' (00595900) 57 C(IO+ MCW(IO+) J PHC(IO+) S SS-HP PH(lO+) CP(IOT) NCS(IOT) ST(IO+) NW(IO+) oc.S(IO+)

Pomrang (173/2) • P M(IO+) H(IO+; BS« 5) 211 1930 6 R S SS-S PO(IO+) CM;JO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) (00596000) .. C(IO+) MCW(IOT) RS(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS( 10+) SP« 5) PHC(lO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IOT)

PM(5- Nldang (173/3) H(IO+) - ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 8S« 5) ~12 1140 34 10) R S SS-S PO(S-IO) (OV596 101) MCW(IL+) CM(5-10) NCS( 10+) SP(S-IO) RS(IOT) C(lO+) PH(5-IO) " PHC(lO+) CP(JO+) OCS(IO+) ST(lO+) NW(IO+)

BS Qunth (173/4) P M« 5) H(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) :m 820 14 T S SS-S PO« 5) CM«5) RS(IO+) (OO5~(1l00) 3 C(lo+) MCW(IO+) NeS( 10+) SP« 5) PH«'s) CP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC«5) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

P(2) M PHC CHW(2) T liP R PO TO , aho (174/1) CM ACS-(IO+) SP CV(lo+) 214 ~31 0 635 197 S PUC H(IO+) • PTO ~(IO+) (00596300) CP(lO+) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS-.. P PH(IO) NCS(IO"') ST(IO+) NW(IO+) OCS\IVT)

BS Lapcha (174/2) P« 5) H(IO+) ,- ACS('O+) CV(IOT) 215 110 R S SS-S P0(5-1O) RS(IO+) (00596400) M(5-IO) MCW(IO+) CM,5-10) "lCS( 10+) SP(S-IO) PH(5-10) NW(IO+) C(IO+) PHC(5-1(\\ CP(IOT) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) Dhar Angla (175) 216 9,2080 -- Unlnhabltcd --- (00596,00 DhM Jh.md .. Choksa 217 73850 - Umnhablted --- !' 76) !005966001 1eO VILLAGE DIRECTORY

land 1I~t' a~ on 1999) Land use (I e area under dillerent types o!'Jn;! ~sc In hectare)

!: 00 ~ c -5 ~ t:" "8 .. "" ..c E u'" ... ~ ~ E ~ '" ) -0 ~ 0 .ei .. ~ ,g u ~ ~ > j5 ..,.D ;; ". :::E ~'" ~ 01 - "i:: ~ ~ ;;; .s ~ IS. ~il .., > 0 .8 c ==>Z E .<: oS "- &. 8.a e ..!!§ ::s v; III'" ~'" g c " a 5~ i C 01 "2 ... v; ~ 1.2 ~~ ;;; c.. ~ 01) E !l ~ E"g Q_ Ge ~ .., 0 !a'" ~ c t: L < z-"" &. z :::E E tf .§ :::l f~ <] ~:c rn.. I 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 I

FP Rampur (248) ED 180 PC(25 0) 1650 190 ManeYogma (167/1) 201 T(25 0)

P H' Mdnall (245) ED 20 C(30) 3150 340 "'aley (16712) 202 T(30)

••••• -. Uninhabited .---- 3520 80 Lar (167/3) 203

.-•••••• Unmhablted ••• _-- 1100 70 Oogsa (167/4) 204

10 PC(I 0) •• -••••• Umnhablted --- 850 40 Plyuche (168) 205 TIO

60 PC(21 0) MRFP Rampur (249) ED 30 4580 260 Mane ,",ogma (169) 206 T(210)

_ •••••• Unmhabnt..d --- 15640 4,9660 Dhar Gunia (170) 207 Ohar Mane Rang •••.•• - UllInhabne" --- 10170 56530 208 ! 171} ...... - Umnhabned --•• _. 73020 36130 Dhar Pomrang (172) 209

o PC(21 0) PRFP Rampur (225) ED 10 700 180 Poh (17311) 210 ~ T(210)

90 PC(II 0) FP Rampur (220) ED 30 1480 220 Pomrang (17312) 211 T(1l 0)

FP Rampur (221) ED 110 PC(40) 810 180 Nldang (173/3) 212 T(40)

PR Rampur(213) ED 150 PC(20) 480 170 Qunth (173/4) 213 T(20)

PC(400) . 480 Tabo (174/1) 214 PR Rampur (217) EDEO 100T(400) 20 1310

PR Manal! (207) 80 .30 Lapcha (17412) 215

-•• - ... Ul'll'habned --- 79200 1,2880 Dhar Ansla (175) 216 Dhar Jhanda Choksa ._... - Umnhablted ._-- 22500 51350 217 176

151 PI STRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK , LAHUL & 1=ielii Census of India 2001- Am_rnl!1tJ and Amenttles available (If not available WIthin the village, a dash (-) IS shown In the column and next to It In brackets the dlstar,ce 10 broad ranges VIZ. < 5 kms , 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the faCIlity IS available IS Siven)

....j~ ., o c J~ E 8- :iN 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 II 12 13

- BS 218 (177/1) P M« 5) H(1O+) T R SS- ACS(IO+) SPCV(IO+)RS(IO+) Lan 2260 170 CM«5) (00596700) 46 C(lO+) MCW(IO+) T PO« 5) NCS(IO+) S f(IO+) NW(IO+) PH«5) CP(IO+ 1 PHC«5) OCS(lO+)

219 Duphuk (177/2) B~«5) 500 P« 5) H(IO+) S SS-'i POCS-to) CM{~-IO) ACS(IO+) CV(lO+) (00596800) M(5-to) MCW(IO+) PJ-I(S-IO) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP«5) R~(IO+) C(IO+) PHC(S-IO) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

220 Tlpto (17713) 350 --Uninhabited --- (00596900) 221 Dhar Chhochhodun 8900 0 --Umnhablted --- ( 178) (00597000)

222 Dhar Kargyupa (179) 132150 --Uninhabited --- (00597100)

BS 223 GlpU (180/1) P M H(IO+) T R S SS PO CM(-IO+) AlS(IO+) CYIIO+) 1850 230 RS(IO+} (00597200) 56 C(IO+) MCW(IO+I S PH(IO+) CP(lO+) NCS(lO+) SP(I()+) NW(lO+) PHC(IO+) OCSOO+) ST( 111+)

8S(5-10) 224 Lint (18012) 450 7 3 P«S) H(IO+) R S S PO( 5 CM(I(I+) ACS(IO+) CV(I\)+/ (00597300) M« 5) MCW(IO+) S S- <) NCS(IO+) SP 10+) RS(IO+) PH(IO+) CP(IO+) \ C(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+) NW(IO+)

225 510 --Uninhabited ---

226 430 --Unmhat>JIed - as 45 PM(IO+)H(IO+) THPR PO CM(IO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 227 Hurlmg (181) 940 160 RS(IO+) (00597600) C(IO+) MCW(IO+) SS-HP Pd(IO+) Cp(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) PHC(IO+) OCS(IO+) ST(IO+)

228 107880 --Untnhablted ---

229 600 --Umnhablted ----

BS 230 Samdo (183/2) 26 P(S-IO) H(IO+) THP R PO CM(lO+) ACS(IO+) CV(IO+) 2220 449 RS(IO+) (00597900) M(5.10) MCW(IO+) SS-HP PH(IO+) CP(IO+) NCS(IO+) SP(IO+) NW(IO+) C( 10+) PHC(IO+) OCS( 10+) ST(lO+) 231 Dhar Pangkaulflk 26130 --Uninhabited ---- (184 )(00598000) 0(3) OA(7) P(65) MH ewc T(76) PO(21) HC PHC(2) HP(16) TO(4) CM(J) C\(5) Block Total 710,0810 10,679 2674 M(16) OCS BS(JI, , 'i(7) PHS(12) R(lO) PTO CP 'iP(IJ) PlIC(3) FWC TB(2) S(44) PH(17) CHW(2)

152 VI:"LAGE DIF:.ECTORY Village Directory 1 and u't dS on 1999) Land use (I e area under different types of land use In ! hectare) I

14 I) 16 17 1& 19 20 21 22 2:1

60 PC(26 0) PR Rampuf (213) ED 40 1400 500 Lan (177/1) 218 T(26 0)

FP Rampur (218) 450 , 5 0 Duphuk (177/2) 219

Unlllh<1bHeJ ------70 180 100 T,pta (177/3) 220 Ohar Chhochhodun -- Unmhablted 50840 38160 221 178 -- Unmhabllcd ------13960 II 8.9 ° Ohar l<.argyupa (179) 222

90 PC(190) MR~P RamplIf\186) ED 10 1280 280 G,pU (180/1) 223 T(190)

PC( 10) MR FP Ral11~ur (182) ED 390 5 a Lint (180/2) 224 T(IO)

PC(IO) - Unmhablted ------50 0 10 "'un (180/3) 22~ TIO -- Unmh

PC(24 0) PI{ I P [0 560 140 Hurling (181) 227 Rump'" II S-I) T(2,,0)

-- - Uninhabited ------684& 0 3 94f) 0 Dhar t-ancnpa (182) 228

------Uninhabited ------"30 7 ° "'aUlflk (183/1) 229

PR FP R"mpm \ 188) ED 1610 61 0 Samdo (183/2) 230

Dnar Pangkaumk Unmhdhlled ------. 21800 4330 231 184

PR(llI) GC(S) MR(43) 1:.0(68) '.(2) 498 0 PC(l,13~1 i,382.0 1'\'\,2830 54:;,7790 1:.0 rp(,S) T(I,142)

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Appendices to Village Directory

Appendix 1 another one VIllage has 2 community health workers 3 VIllages has one each other type of medical Appendix I of the vIllage directory gives C D lI1StltutlOll Out of these totallllhabited villages 146111 blockwlse abstract of educatIOnal, medical, dnnkll1g Lahul and 76 111 Spltl block have got no medical -water, post, teleglaph, telephone, transport, facilities of any sort wlthm their Villages communications, banking, power supply, credit sOcieties, I ecreatlOnal and newspaper/magazlI1e Regardll1g dnnkll1g water facilities 111 the dlstnct, facilities available 111 the Villages In the dlstnct of tap IS major source of drmkmg water to the Villagers Lahul & SPltl out of 521 Villages, 287 Villages are 266 Villages have tap water and only 21 Villages are Il1hablted whereas 234 vIllages are un-lI1hablted Of yet to be covered by tap water supply 111 the dlStflCt, 287 lI1hablted Villages, 189 have 212 pnmary schools, 28 have fiver water, 82 fountam, 3 canal/kuhl and 32 57 have equal number of middle schools SimIlarly 29 VIllages have other source of drmkll1g water There have 29 secondary schools, 13 have equal number of are 89 Villages 111 the dlstnct which are havlI1g more hlghel secondary schools and only one Village has than one source of dnnkmg water All the mhablted alone college 111 the district In another 18 Villages Villages have the dnnkmg water faCIlity of one type there are equal number of adult hteracy centres and or the other In the village Itself one Village has Single number of other type of As far as post, telegraph & telephone faCIlities lI1stltutlon In all thele ale 40 Villages 111 the dlStllct ./ not havll1g any type of educatIOnal facIlity of any sort are concerned, there are 53 Villages with post office, and students from these Villages travel to other 6 with telegraph office, 2 equIpped with post & Villages fOI thell schoolIng telegl aph office, 22 Villages are havll1g post office and telephone facIlIties, 6 have telegraph office and Community blockwlse, In Lahul block out of 192 phone, 2 have post & telegldph office and phone Il1hablted vIllages, 130 vIllages have 147 primary There are 46 Villages which are havlI1g the faCIlIty of schools, 44, 21, 7 and 12 vdlages have equal number phone of middle, secondary, semol secondary schools, and adult lIteracy centre respectively One Village Ie In the district 167 Villages are havmg bus faCIlity Kyelong has college and slIlgle other type of Roads are only means of transportatIOn 111 the dlstnct educatlonalmstltutlon IS located 111 one Village Spltl which too remam blocked for more than SIX months block of the district compnsll1g of95 Il1hablted Villages 111 the dlstnct 10 Villages are havll1g 13 commercial has 65 primary schools 111 59 Villages whereas 13,8 and co-operative banks C D blockwlse 111 Lahul and 6 Villages have equal numbel of middle, secondary block 5 Villages have 5 such banks and 111 SPIt! block and semor secondary schools respectively In all 17 5 Villages have 8 banks vdlages 111 Lahul block and 23 vIllages 111 Spltl block Out of 287 lI1hablted Villages, 250 villages have have no educational faCIlIty of any sort wlthm the been provided with power supply and remall1l11g 37 Village vIllages do not have thiS facIlIty But most of these As legalds medical facIlities, 1 vIllage has two un electrIfied Villages are located on hIgher altitude hospitals, 26 have 28 d Ispensanes, 12 and 34 vIllages and people stay there only durll1g cultlvatlon/ have equal number of pnmary health centres/health harvestmg season and such villages are called 'Dogn' centre and plllnalY health sub centres respectively, 111 local dialect Lahul block has 172 Villages wIth 5 Villages have 9 matell1lty and chIld welfare centl e, power supply whereas m Sp}tl block only 78 vtllages one village has one famIly welfare centre whereas are enJoYll1g the faCIlIty of power supply As for as

154 VILLAGE DIRECTORY the credit societies are concerned, villages numbering Appendix II & IIA . to 2, 1 and 18 have equal number of agrIcultural credit These appendixes of the village directory deal sOcieties, non-agncultural credit societies and other with villages havmg a population of 5,000 and above credit societies respectively and appendix II 'A' concernmg to census town Regarding different type of recreatIOnal which do not have one or more amel1ltles The facilities, only 6 vIlI

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APPFNDlX 1- ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, MEDlCALANo Name ofdIstnct

Cducallonal

HIgher Secondarv/P LiC! College Tolal Total Primary MatriculatIOn! IntermedIate! (graduate ,l11d nwnber of populallOn school MIddle school Secondary sLhool lunlOr college dbovc) SerIal Name of mhablled of CD InslIlu- InslIlu- InslIlu- Inslllu- In,1 llu- number CD block VIllages block VIllages- lIons VIllages lIOns VIllages lIon, Vlllag_es lIons VIliagL' I lon,

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 11 I ~

Lahul 192 22545 130 147 44 44 21 21 7 7 2 SpIll 95 10,679 'i9 65 13 13 8 8 6 (, Dlstnct(Rural) :;7 :;7 13 lotal 287 33,224 189 212 29 29 13

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VILIAGE DIRECTORY OTHER AMENITIES IN VILLAG~ - C D BLOCKLEVEL Lahul & S tJ

Institutions Medical Institutions

Primary Health Adult literacy Centre/ Health PrImary Health classes/centres Others No Hospital Dispensary Centre Sub-centre N~lllc Instltu- Inslitu- educational Instltu Insiliu Inslltu- Inslltu ofC D '><.11.11 Villages tlons Villages tlOns facIlities Villages lions Villages lions Villages IIOIlS Villages tlon~ bloc!.. nlllllhLr 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2 12 12 17 16 17 7 7 27 27 Lahul 6 6 23 2 10 II 5 7 Spill 2

DI~tnct(Hurdl) 18 40 2 26 28 12 12 34 34 18 Total

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APPENDIX. 1- ABSTRACT OF EDUCA I IONAL, MEDICAL A;'-lJ) Name of dI~ tllct

l'v1edlcal Institutions [)rlllklllg Matermty and Child Welfare Centrel Matermty Homel "- Child Welfare Family Welfare CommwlIty Name Centre Centre Hedlth Workers Others No Serial of CD Instltu- Instltu- Instltu- medlcnl number block. Villages tlons Villages t IOns Villages Numbers Villages t Ions facilities rap We-II 2 28 29 30 31 32 33 35 36 37 3X

Lahul 2 2 146 181

2 Spltl 4 7 2 2 76 S'i Dlstnct(Rural) 9 2 3 2(,(; Total 3 222

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VILLAGE DIRECTORY OTHER AMENITIES IN VILLAGES - C D BLOCK LEVEL Lahul & S tJ

Water Source Post Tdegraph & Telephone

Po~t, fele- tele- More No Post &. Post graph grdph than dnnklng Tele- tele- offtce otflce office Name of one \WIer Post graph graph__ & &. &. CD ~ndl Tank Tube\\ell River Fountam Canal Others source faclht les office office office phone phone phone Phone block nUlllbLi ,9 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 ';3 2

2\ 58 2 22 65 36 3 \ 3 -, 29 I diIul 7 24 10 24 17 3 9 17 ')plll 1)1', III cl( HUI ") 28 82 3 32 89 53 (, 2 22 (, 2 ~(, 10t.ll

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APPENDIX 1- ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL AND Name ofdtstllct Transport CommWllcatlOns Banks Po\Wr Supply (Iedlt

Nwnber of Numhelol commercial Number of 11011- Name of and co- agnclIlI Uf," .tgncult UI II Senal CD Bus Railway NaVigable operative Not credit credit number block service statIOn waterway Vtllages banks <\ vatlable available Village,; ,;ouct IL'> "luetlL '; 2 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 61

Lahul 118 5 5 172 20

2 Spltt 49 5 78 17 D.<;tnct(Rural) 167 10 13 250 37 2 2 rota'

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VILLAGE DIRECTORY OTHER AMENITIES IN VILLAGES - C D BLOCK LEVEL Lahul & SPIn

Societies RecreatIOnal Faclhty '" New.;paper I Magazme

Stac:hwnl Nwnber of Aurutonwnl other credit Cmema! Community Ne\\S Ne\\s paper & NalllL 01 ( I) '-.e11,1i Villages sOCletles VideO hall Sports club hall paper Magazme Magazme bloLk number 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 ::

13 13 11 2 6 2 1 ,111ul 5 5 5 2 2 '>plll :: DI',tIICt(Rul ,II) 18 III 6 13 .t (, 2 loul

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APPENDIX IA - VILLAGE DIRECTORY VILLAGES BY NUMBFR OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS Name ofdJstnct Lahul & Spin Total number \ Senal Nameof CD ofmhablted Number of primary schools number block villages None One Two 1 hrec rour + 2 3 4 5 6 7 R I Lahul 192 62 118 9 2 2 SPltl 95 36 53 6 DistrIct Total 287 98 171 15 2

APPENDIX 1 B - VILLAGE DIRECTORY VILLAGES BY PRIMARY, MIDDLE AND SECONDARY SCIIOOL~ Name ofdJstnct Lahul & SPltl Typcol cducallonaI11l<.,(IILllIOn'i dVdllablc Total number of At least one primary At le<1<.,( onc prImaI\' ,\1 kaq OIlL. nllCldiL ,Limo I &nal Nathe fit mhabllcd school and no middle <;chool and Olle llliddle ,lllel OIlL 'ceond,ll \ number CO block villages No School school <;chool 2 3 4 5 6 7 I Lahul 192 18 130 21 2 SPltl 95 13 59 R District Total 287 41 189 29

APPENDIXIC- VILLAGE DIRECTORY VILLAGES WITH DIFFERENT SOURCES OF DRINKING WATER FACILITIES AVAILABLE Name ofrustnct Lahul & Spin NUlllber of villages With different sources of dnnkmg water avaIlable SerIal Name of Onlv M ore than onl ,l)uree onJ\ fI om number C 0 block. Only tap Only well Only tube well- handpump tap 1\L11 tube \1,..11 h,ll1lipUIllP 2 3 4 5 6 7 Lahul 148 2 SPltl 36 1(> DistrIct Total 184 21

APPENDIX II - VILLAGE DIRECTORY

VILLAGES WITH 5,000 AND ABOVE POPULAnON WHICH DO NO I HAVE ONf~ OR MORI< AMI 1"1111..., Name ofdJstnct Lahul & Spltl Amel1ltles not available ( ll1dlcate N ;\ "hue ,1ll1Cllli\ noi ,\\ ,1l11hlL ) / LocallOn Name of Semor PrImary Tap Approach SerIal code C 0 Popu- Secondary Health ~ub dnnklllg Ru;, b\ 1'111.1.,\ (ollll1llr number Name of Village number block latlOn School College Centre water facIlity IOdd Clal Bank 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 I I 12 --- NIL --- \ APPENDIXTI-A CENSUS TOWN Name of dlstnct Lahul & SpItI No Census town eXists In the dlstnct

APPENDIX III- VILLAGE DIRECTORY LAND UTILIZATION DATA IN RESPECT OF CENSUS TOWNINON-MUNICIPAL TOWN" Name of district Lahul & Spltl ------~Nn-o~c~e~n~su~s~to~w~n~e-x-Is~t-I~n·trh-e-d~ls~t-rl-c~t,~h-e-n~c~e-=th~e~d"a~t~a-l-s-n-o~t~c~o~ln~p-ITle~dr------

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APPENDIX IV - VILLAGE DIRECTORY CD BLOCKWISE LIST OF INHABITED VlLLAGFs WHERE NO AMENITY OTHER THAN DRINKING \VA I ER FACILITY IS AVAILABLE Name ofdtstrlct Lahul & SpItl Name of Village Senal number Location code number (with Hadba~t No In brad..Lh) 2 3 Name ofC D Block Lahul 00548900 o P F Tamlu (170) 2 00549400 o P F ShakoiJ (168) 3 00549900 o P r TumrLl (203) 4 00550700 R r Krakun (I 17) 5 00553000 Har~al (132) 6 00553400 R r Dhandal (139) 7 00556700 Auhar (207) 8 00559600 Bihar (1/19) Name ofC D Block_ SPIt! 9 00580900 Ladarcha (56/2) 10 00581900 Thmam (64) 11 00582700 Kagtl (70/3) 12 00586000 Ka (100) 13 00586100 Mmsar (101) 14 00586500 Ralgaon (105) 15 00586700 TaJ..shan (106/2) 16 00586800 ShaJ..tan (106/3) 17 00586900 Chhango Thango (106/4) 18 00588900 Shan (126) 19 00589200 Pharka (128/2) 20 00589300 K I1moor (128/3) 21 00589700 ChamlIng (131) 22 00589800 IIaronaro (132) 23 00591700 Shushnd (149/2) 24 00592000 Newpur (149/5) 25 00592100 Samhng (149/6) 26 00592400 Tul~ePena (15112) 27 00592500 rarbole (15111) 28 00592800 <;anglung (151) 29 00592900 Kunge (154) 30 00593200 M ulchc (155/3) 31 00594400 Klbn (163/3) 32 00594800 Dhar Gangchhuml (165) 33 00594900 Landupdeen (166) 34 00596800 Duphuk (177/2)

APPENDIX V - VILlAGE DIRECTORY SUMMARY SHOWING NUMBER OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING SCHEDULED CAS rES POPULAllON Name ofdIstnct Lahul & SpItl :enal Total Unmhablted Inhabited Number ot inhabited village,> haVIiH! Imber NameofC 0 block Villages Villages Villages no Schedllied Ca~(L~ pop Llla( 1011 2 3 4 5 (i Lahul 290 98 192 1\1 2 Spltl 231 136 95 "(1 Dlstnct Total 521 234 287 187 163 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

APPEND~VI- VILLAGE DIRECTORY SUMMARY SHOWING NUMBm OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING SCHEDULED TRIBE'S POPULA liON Name ofdIstnct Lahul & Spltl Number ot mhJbltLd vIlIJ!(L\ Serml Unmhablted Inhabited having no ~chcdulcd Illhv, number Name of C D block TOtal villages villages \ I1lagc~ populatloll 2 3 4 5 (, Lahul 290 98 192 ~ 2 SPltl 231 136 95 District Total 521 234 287 S

APPENDIX VII A- VILLAGl DlREC roRY LIST OF VILL<\(;ES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF THE SCHEDULED CAS rE~ 10 "" 101,\1 POPULATION BY RANGES Name ofdIstnct Lahul & SPIt! Range of Scheduled Castes population Location code Namc ofvlllagl (percentages) number (with Iladbast No III hldLkLl') 2 Name ofC D Block Lahul Less than 5 00553800 SalgaI aon (143) \. 00549300 Chamra! (202) 00571500 Khmang (1217) 00568200 II'pa (8/9) 00556100 IIdll/kd (21'1) 00571100 Thorang (12/2) 00573200 KhdWdg!l/lg ( I -, 7) 00549500 (, hdll (20,1\ 00567500 KJ\\aIlng (711~) 00566500 CJu~kY,lI (7 1(,) 00568900 Darcha <..,u 1l1do I (XII 7) 00568000 Bog (8/8) 00571000 Dalang (1211) 00574700 D'lInphug (1,1/9) 00567200 Stll1gm (7 /11) 00561200 RaprIng (3/3) 00569600 Plukar (9/8) Q0555400 Udaljllli (1(iO) 00568100 (,UllUI-(lll1l1Pd (X,(,) 00557900 Chokhang (III) 00573000 Sha,hm (13'~) 00553300 [) P I Dh,1Il\\ .1111 (I., 7) 00563900 Ranghc (5/8) " 00557800 I hlro! (1/5) 00569300 Gemur (Xn)

5-10 00558300 Kanlrl (1/6) 00570500 Galdng (10/1) 00567800 Khangsdr (8/4) 00557600 Smdwall (209) 00548700 KaJpat (196) 00554500 M aJ gilraon (I (l4 ) 00570400 Knrdang ( 10/2) 00561400 lobl,mg (211) 00564100 I ollng (511 I) 00560700 Idhlllld (In I) 164 VILLAGE DIRECTORY

APPENDIX vII A- VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGCS ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF THE SCHEDlJLFD CASTE..') I () 1 In I () I ,\1 POPULATION BY RANGES Name ofwstnct Lahul & Spitl Range of Scheduled Castes population Location code Name 01 vllldcL (percentages) number (with Hadba,( No 111 bldC~C[\) 2 3 11-20 00561800 Ra<;hrl (2/5) 00556600 Klshon (215) 'Q0570700 Shlptmg (11/3) 00549600 Shakoli (157) 00555900 D P r Phatgahar (21l) 00566100 K) clang (7/2) 00556200 I I i10lnath (~I (J) 00561900 Shan<;ha (3/5) 00574900 YaJI-khok,ul (11'11)

21-30 00559700 Naida (1/21) 00571700 K hang_,ar (12/8) 00571300 CiOlldhl,l (12(;) 00561300 Ci OfU 111 a (\/4) 00562400 KlIlrng (417) 00561700 Rapc (212) 00564500 I hoiling (616) 00566000 BrllIlg (7/1)

31-40 00559900 luncle. (1/2'1) 00570800 Mullng (11/5) 00572400 Khorpanl (12/1~) 00563400 LOI (5/..J) 00573100 I agclang (13/6) ~0565600 Gu<;hal (11/1)

41-50 00572500 <"hurllllg (12/16) 00571800 Saldr (I 2/9)

51-75 00558900 Leh Barlllg (1/14)

76 and above

Name of CD Block SPIt. Less than 5 00582300 111"am «(ll,) 00591600 Dhall"lldr (I 1')1 I) ()0593000 l)u11ull"h,I' (I ))/1) 00583600 Marango Rallcdll" (77 1 1 I 00596700 1 dn (177/1) 00578900 I o<,al KIld<; (401l) 00582500 KU/d Khn, (7()/I) 00589500 Tellllg (1,0/1) 00586600 Sagnam (10011) 00590700 1 oclnam (14 I ) 00585700 Kungrl (97) 00583000 Llclang (72)

5-10 b0596300 Tabo (174/1) 00597900 ')amclo (183/2) 00580100 I-Idl (51) 165 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

APPENDIX vn A- VILLAGE DIRECTORY LISTOF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF THE SCHFDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Name OfdIstnct Lahul & SPltl Range of Scheduled Castes populatIOn location code Name ofvdlage (percentages) number (with Hadbast No m brackets) 2 3 00585200 Bharya (92) 00591900 Shlchlmg (149/4) 00583800 Khunk (78) 00582400 Koumlk (69) 00592700 Lmgtl (152/2) 00580800 Chlcham Khas (56/1) 00597200 GlpU (180/1) 00585900 Phukchung (99) 00583700 Yarango Rangank (77/2) 00582600 Kaza Soma (70/2)

11-20 00591200 Tangtl Kogma (146/1) 00582100 Langla (66) 00595900 Poh (17311) 00580200 Pangrno Kha~ (52/1) 00595000 Mane Yogrna (16711) 00583900 Sumhng (79) 00597600 Hurlmg (181) ~0581600 Kee (62/1)

00581400 Klber Khas (61/1) 00595500 Mane Kogrna (\69)

31-40 005815QO Pmloor (61/2) 00596100 Nldang (173/3)

41-50 Nil

51-75 Nil

76 and above 00597300 Lmt (180/2) 00580900 Ladarcha (56/2) Note - Villages havmg NIL Scheduled Castes PopulatIOn have been excluded

APPENDIX vn B- VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF THE SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Name ofdIstnct Lahul & SPIn Range of Scheduled Trtbes populatIOn Location code Name of vIllage (percentages) \numbe~ (WIth Hadbast No m brackets) 2 3 Name orc D Block Lahul Less than 5 00549400 o P F Shakoh (168)

5-10 00567200 Stmgtll (7/13) 00570600 TupchIlmg (11/2)

11-20 00574900 Yan-Khoksar (14111) 166 VILLAGE DIRECTORY "'- APPENDIX vn B- VILLAGE DIRECTORY LISTOFVILLAGFS ACCORDINGTOTIIEPROPORTIONOFTHESCHEDULEDTRIBES 10 IHE 10lAI POPULATION BY RANGES Name ofwstnct Lahul & Spltl Range of Scheduled TrIbes population Location code Nan1L of villagL (p ercentages) number (\\Ith I-iadba<;t No In bldCkLl,) 2 3 21-30 00569800 Yala-I'ya<;u (<)1,) 00573200 K ha\\ .lglIIlll I I, 7) 00558900 I Lh n.1l IlH! I I I II

31-40 00568800 11Ilgk\ am (X'16) 00573100 Idgd.mg ( 11'(,) 00555900 n I' I I'h.ltgah.1I (213) 00)70700 SI1Jp t lIlg (I 1/1) 00573900 Jamyallllg (14/0) 00574700 Damphug (14/9)

41-50 00573400 Kathal (1311 I) 00569300 Gemur (RI7) 00568100 Gemur-Gompa (RIG) ~0568200 IIspa (8/9) 00555400 Udaipur (160) 00570300 Barbog (9/1)

51-75 00563400 Lot (5/4) 00566100 Kyclang (7/2) 00566000 BillIlg (7/1) 00570800 M ullllg (11/') 00572500 Shllliing (12 16) 00562400 Klrtlnp. (417) 00571800 \<11.-.11 (1)19) 005()7~00 Kaw.lll11{.( (7 I ~) (J0565600 GlI,h.11 (II I) O()568900 i).lIcha '>lIJIltiol (X 17) 00564500 Ihoiling (6/0) 00572400 Khorp.1l11 (12/11) 00565500 I andl (6111) 00568600 Rangyo (8114) 00557800 Thlro! (1/5) 00560700 I dh Ima (113 I ) 00571300 Gondhla (1211) 00568500 Rang (R/12) Q.?574300 Laiing (1417) 00572700 Khangsar (11/1) 00559900 lumiL (1/24) 00570500 Galang (1011) 00561900 Shansha (3/5) 00561700 RapL (2/2) 00557600 'lllldw.1l1 (209) 00557700 Jholang (223) 00564600 Malang (6/2) 00553300 [) P r Dhan\\anl (117) 00561300 (,olllln.1 (J I)

76 and above 00553600 RlircilLd (I 10) 1)()559700 Naida (1121) 167 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

APPENDIX VII B- VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGE;; ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF THE SCHEDULED TRIBE;; TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGE;; Name ofdJstrlct Lahul & Spitl Range of Scheduled Tnbes population Location code Name of village (p ercen t ages) number (With Hadbast No III blad.ch) 2 00571700 K hangsar (12/8) 00570400 Kardang (10/2) 00548900 o P I' Tamlu (170) 00573000 Shashm (13/5) 00574800 Khoksar (14/10) 00556200 Tnlok.nath (216) 00569000 Darcha Dangmu (S/18) 00571000 Dalang (12/1) ~0567900 Mal (8/5) 00567800 Khangsar (8/4) 00566500 Gusk.yar (7/6) 00548700 Karp at (196) 00569700 Thola-Pyasu (9/6) 00557900 Chok.hang (1/4) 00570900 Wargul (11/4) 00549600 Shakoh (157) 00568000 Bog (8/8) 00573300 Relil (13/S) 00552400 o p r Lohlll (122) 00554500 M argaraoll (I (, I) 00556600 Kishon (215) 00564700 M arbaJ (5113) 00558300 Kamn (J/6) 00556900 Arat (211) 00561800 Ra~hlJ (2/5) 00565300 Phunk.lyar (6/9) 00567600 Kolang (8/2) 00569600 PlUkar (9/8) 00564100 Tozmg (5/1 I) 00572900 Gompa Than (13/4) 00561400 Jobrang (2/1) '00563100 Runng (411 I) 00563900 Rangbe (5/8) 00569100 Yochc (8/19) 00566600 Yurnath (717) 005644QO Krozmg (6/1) 00564300 YangTozmg (5/10) 00574600 Telmg (14/S) 00560900 Phura (1/32) 00546900 Tmgrat (176) 00564900 Bha-Garang (5/15) 00565000 Leh-Garang (6f)) 00564200 Wan (5/12) 00564800 Barmg (5/14) 00574500 K harchud Yongma (14/5) 00549300 Cham rat (202) 00561200 Raprmg (3/3) 00562600 Duansha (4/5) 00565900 Bha-Sumnalll (6/11) 00552200 Tlndl (129) 168 VILLAGE DIRECTORY

APPENDIX VII B- VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF THE SCHEDULED TRIBES TO lifE 10 J AI. POPULATION BY RANGES Name ofdIstnct Lahul & Spitl Range of Scheduled TrIbes populatIon ~catlon code Name 01 vIllage (percentages) number (wIth Hadbast No 111 brdckch) 2 00571600 Purd (12/6) 00566800 Magwalral (159) 00551400 I3llLlllind (100) 00547300 Khanlar (186) 00547700 Chalmg (191) 00549000 o p r %i1l1lg (1')8)' 00549900 DPrTumru (201) 00553000 Harsar (132) 00555700 DPrLobal (158) 00556700 Auhar (207) "00557000 D,P r Bhlyan (220) 00557100 o P r Glidmg (221) 00557500 o P I SmdwaI I (210) 00558000 Chhogllng (1/3) 00558100 Guan (1/2) 00558400 Dandak (117) 00558501) M urang (1/8) 00558600 ChambaI... (1/9) 00558800 I3ha l3arIng (III ,) 00559000 ,)hLlmg(11I2) 00559100 "hUl\\ al (III I ) 00559200 J-...lIang(liI)) 00559300 Dlt,ldld (III () I 00559400 BhaU1LIVdl (1/17) 00559800 (ldlll1g (1/23) 00560000 J-...hurutl (1/20) 00560100 Lomach (1/27) 00560200 Tlbok (1/28) 00560300 Othang (1/29) 00560400 YangThang (1/30) 00560500 Tallon (1IZ5) 00560600 Jasrath (1/22) '-q0561 000 Lmdur (3/1) 00561100 Kothl (3/2) 00562100 Parak (411) 00562300 Thap aI... (4/3) 00562500 YangKlrtll1g (4/6) 00562700 Rualll1g (4/8) 00562800 r Llangbt. (41')) 00562900 Mehng (4/10) 169 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

APPENDIX VII B- ViLLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO·THEPROPORTION OF THKSCHFDULED TRIBES fO lilE ro I AI POPULATION BY RANGE') Name ofdJstrict Lahul & SpltJ Range of Scheduled Tnbes populatIOn Locat Ion coae Name oj villdgL (percentages) number (\\ 11h Hadbast No In hldCkll<,1 2 1 00563000 LII1~r (2/6) 00563300 Muchhlmg (5/2) 00563500 fo-Kntll1g (5/l) 00563600 l,arll1g (5/5) 00563700 Yangrang (517) 00563800 Lapshak (5/6) 00565700 Leh-Sumnam (6/12) 00565800 Bokta (6/10) 00566400 Glrmus (7/5) 00566700 Gumrang (7/4) 00566900 Kyor (7/10) QP5670dO Tayul Gompa (7/1 I) 00567100 Bar Gompa (7/12) 00568400 Chhlka-Be (8/11) 00568700 Baryo (8/15) 00569200 Tm~1 (8110) 00569900 Chelll1g (9/4) 00570000 GlImlmg (7/S) 00570100 Lapchang (9/3) 00570200 Pasprag (9/2) 00571200 Phllgt hal (12/11 00571400 Ilhng(12/5) 00571900 Shugll (12/10) 00572000 J aglc (1211 I ) 00572100 K tangcha (12112) 00572200 Murllcha (12111) 00572300 Ralll1g (12/14) 00572600 Rop<,ang (1111) 00572800 Junglll1g (13/2) 005735aO Labrang (13/9) 00573600 Shurtang (13/10) 00573700 Kewak (13/12) 00573800 Chokhllr (11/13) ~0574000 Sarkhang (14/1) 00574100 Bagche (14/3) 00574200 Rangcha (14/2) 00574400 Kharchud Konma (1414) Name ofC D Block SPltl Less than 5 00597900 Samdo (183/2)

5-10 Nil

Jl-20 Nt!

21-30 Nt! NIl

31-40 00581500 PII1100r (61/2)

41-50 00597600 1I11rling (181) 00591900 Shlchlmg (14914) 170 VILLAGE DIRECTORY

APPENDIX vq_ B- VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THEPROPORTION OF THE SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Name ofwstnct Lahul & Spttl Range of Scheduled TrIbes population Location code Name of village

(percentages) number (with Hadbast No III brackeh) 2 3 51-75 00596000 Pomrang (171/2) 00597200 Gipli (I ROil) 00585700 KlIngn (97) 00596300 1 dbo (17·1/1) 00585100 Gulmg (91) 00596100 N Idang (173/3) 00582600 Ka7a 50ma (70/2) 00583900 <:;lIllllmg (79) 00591200 I dngt I KOgllld (I«()I I) 00595500 Mane KOgllla (169) 00581400 Klber Khas (6111)

76 and above 00590}00 lodnanl (141) 00585200 Bharya (92) 00591700 ~hushna (149/2) OQ582500 Kaza Khas (70/1) 00595900 Poh (173/1) 005836QO M arango Rangank (77/ I ) 00583800 Khunk (7S) 00581600 Kee (62/1) 00583700 Yarango Rangank (77/2) 00595000 Mane YOgJlla (16711) 00581800 1 ashl Gang (63) 00582100 Langla (66) 00591600 Dhankhm (14<]/11 00580200 l'iluk (149/3) 00585800 Mlkam (98) 00583000 Lldang (72) 00582300 Hlkam (6S) 00578900 I O\dr K 11<1', (111/ I I 00584000 M orang (SO) 00594200 1 diling ,,-hd' (16,/1) 00592300 Railld "'h<1\ (151/1) 00585600 Uperla Gul1ng (96) 171 DISTRICT CENSUS HANOBQOK LAHUL & SPITI APPENDIX. VII B- VILLAGE DlREC10R\ LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROI'OR 1I0~ 0 .. rHESCHWULED TRIBF.s 10 rHE 10 I AI, POPULATION BY RANGES Ndmc ofdJstnct Lahul & Spitl Range ot Scheduled Tnbe~ populatIon Location code Name of villdge (p <.r"""ntdgc~) number (\\ Ith Iladba,t No 111 blachts) 2 00593000 Oemul Kha, (155/1) 00590800 Khar (142) 00579600 Kyato (46) 00579000 Chlchong (;JO/2) 00579200 Kyamo (42) \0058170D Gettey (62/2) 00582700 Kagtl (70/3) 00582800 Lara Khas (7111) 00582900 Shl-go (71/2) 00583200 Kculmg (74) 00583400 Kuang KhdS (76/1) 00584900 Chl1l(iang (89) 00586000 Ka (100) 00586100 Mln,ar (101) 00586500 Rdlgdon (I O~) 00586700 'ak,h.J1l (J()6C) 00586800 <;haktan (106/3) 00586900 Chhdngo I i1ango (i 0(/4) 00588900 <'11,111 (126) 00589200 "h,ukn (128 12) 00589300 Kilm\lor (128/3) 00589700 Challlllllg (111) 00589800 Haronaro (132) 00590400 Oharyansa (138) 00592000 Ncwpur (149/5) 00592100 Samlmg (149/6) 00592400 TulsePena (151/2) \00592500 Tarbole (151/3) 00592600 Chobrang (I 52/1 ) 00592800 ~angJung (153) 00592900 Kunge. (154) 00593200 M ulchc (155/1) 00594300 Phanvc (163/2) 00594400 "Ihll (16In) 00594800 Ohar GangLhhulll1 (165) 00594900 I undupdel?l1 (166) 00595100 KaiLv (167/2) 00596400 I ap<.ha (174/2) 00596800 Ouphuk (177/2) Note - Villages haVing NIL Scheduled Tribes Population hal e. beell excluded

APPENDIX VIII LIST OF VILLAGES UNDER EACH GRAM PANCHAYAT Name of the Dlstnct Lahul & SpltI NA

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(There IS no Town In the entire distrIct)

PART~B PR~MARY CIENSllJS ABSTRACT

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Brief note on Primary Census Abstract

he first census of the third mIllennIUm and twenty Task Force on QualIty Assurance first century the Census of India, 200 I was the T After the data IS processed, It IS expedient on 14th contInuous and unInterrupted Indian census SInce the part of the data producmg agency to satisfy Itsel1' 1872 Thus, 2001 Census wIiI provide data on about ItS qualIty before puttlllg the same In public populatIOn and Its characteristics markIng transitIOn domam ThiS has to be done mamly through the from one century and millennIUm to another " process of mternal consistency, comparIson with The gigantic operation of PopulatIOn EnumeratIOn Similar data 111 the past and also through valIdation (considered by many to be the smgle largest and with ltkewlse data If aVaJ lab Ie, from external SOUl ces complex peace time administrative exercise In the QUite often the local k.nowledge and perceptloll has world) was made possible due to the dam to door to be broughttnto play to undelstand both the e,\I'-tlllg unIversal canvassmg of the Household Schedule by and the new emergmg trends ofpopuldtlon dlqllbullOIl about 2 millIon enumerators and supervlsoTs covermg and characterIstic'> The other very Important aspect 593 dIStrIctS, 5,463 sub-distrIcts, 5~161 towns and of the data quality IS to ensure complete covelagc of 638,588 vIllages The comprehensive Household all geographical areas espeCially fOl the population Schedule whIch replaced the 1I1dlvldual slIp had three enumeration phase where the data IS dlssell1l1lated parts and two SIdes A and B Part I contamed the fight up to the Village level In the lural areas and thc Location PartIculars, Part II related to the IndiVidual ward level JJ1 the UI bdn dleas Thus enSLIrIng the PartIculaI s and Part III con tamed questIOns for complete coverage and correct geographIcal 1IIlkdgC Household engaged III CultivatIOn/Plantation The part-JI of the Household Schedule had 39 columns of each enumeration block was one of the malar dnd 23 questIOns all of which were ul1lversally planks of the qualtty control, '>peclally tor small dlea canvassed and no samplmg was resorted to dUrIng populatIOn statistiCS enumeratIOn A very comprehenSive check and edit mechanlsll1 Data Processmg was put m place to objectively examme the prelI mmary Census 2001 PopulatIOn Enumeration results A quantum leap was made In the technology front '" and finally clear them fOI use The lesponslbdlty of whIle proces~mg the Census 2001 data both for the final clearance of data was with the Task 1'01 CL HouselIstmg and Population EnumeratIOn The Census on Quality Assurance (TFQA), headed by the schedules for both the phases were scanned through Registrar General and Census CommlSSlonCI Inell'! high speed scanners m fifteen data centers across the country and hand-wrItten data from the schedules The other members of the TrQA were thc IlLdd" \\ere converted II1tO digitized form through Intelligent and selllor officers of the Census DIVISion, Ddtd Character Readmg (ICR) software for creatIOn of Processmg DIVISion, Map DIVISion, DCll10grdphy ASCII records for further processmg The designing DIVIsion and SOCial Studies DIVISion rhe DllectOl" and formattmg of the Household Schedule had to be of Census Operations wei e co-opted as mem bel '> done very carefully usmg speCialized software so as whenever the TFQA discussed the ddtd fOl thcll to ensure unlforITIlty, which was an essential pre State<;/U nlon tellitones fhc DII ectol" dnd thell ~cn 101 lequlslte for scannmg The selection of approprIate officers were reqUired to mak.e detailed presentdtion<; state-of-art technology m data processmg has made of data for their-own state both In lespect to the It pOSSible to produce all the Houseltstmg as well as qualIty and the coverage and only after the full po'>slbk Population E~umeratlOn tables on full count baSIS for cleared the first time m the history of Census For Census 200 I, about 202 mIllIon schedules conslstmg of ('bout 1 here has been a major depdl tlll L In Ceno,us 1,028 millIon records were scanned and processed 2001 from the past In I e<;pect of thl PJOU.dllll. Vi/thm a span of only 10 months startmg October, followed for finalIzatIOn of the Scheduled Castes dnd ;002 \ the Scheduled Tflbes populatIOn In the ealllcl

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censuses, the total Scheduled Castes and Scheduled mOl1ltonng of the Census DI'vI<;lon of the Offlcc of Tnbes populatIons were finaltzed at the tIme of the the RegIstrar General, IndIa wIth dctlve coopelatlon manual compIlatIOn of the Pnmary Census Abstracts and support of the Social StudIes DIVISion Data " (PCA) at the Regional TabulatIOn Offices which were Processmg DIVISIOIl, Data DISSem1l1at101l DIvIsion and specIally set up for this purpose The mdlvldual Map DIvIsion Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tnbes populatton for each state was finaltzed much later based on PrImary Census Abstract manual codmg done by the coders In 200 I Census, The Pnmary Census Abstract wh Ich IS yet anotilci each mdlvldual Scheduled Caste and the Scheduled Important publicatIon of 200 I Censu~ gIVL" b""IL Tnbe have been coded directly on the computers by II1fonnatlon on Area, Total Households, I otal population the Data Entry Operators through a process hllown Scheduled Castes, Scheduled 1 nbes populat Ion as Computer ASSIsted Codmg (CAC) and taken up PopulatIon 111 the age group 0-6, LIterates Mall1 WOIl-LI <; along wIth the processmg of PCA data The ·CAC and Marglllal workers cldsslfied by the four brodd process II1volves pullmg down, fr'om the relevant IIldustnal categolles, namely (I) CultlVdtOls dictionary of the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled (II) Agricultural laboulel~ (III) Household Indu<;tr) TrIbes, on th~ computer screen and codll1g from the Workers and (IV) Othel WOI hers and also Non-wol kel <; dictionary by referring to the Image of the specIfIc The charactenstlc<;·of the lotal PopulatIon II1cludL" mdrv Idual entry III the Household Schedule appearing Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes In<;tltu-tlOnal and on the screen The CAC of the response on RelJglon Houseless population are presented by <;e\. us Abstract ThIS practice was contlllued In J 991 al<;o S'cheduled Tnbes populatIon m 200 I Census, IS thus In the 1961 and J 971 Censuses, such data were madc belllg finallzed by aggregatmg the populatIOn data for available III Table C-VIII-Social and CultUJal table IIldlvldual Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tnbes and to some extent 111 the senes 'SpeCIal Table,> fOi at appropnate geographical levels Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tnbes

fhe entIre work relatlllg to the data valtdatlon The format of Primary Census Ab<;tlaLl hd'> bcw and scrutlllY was completed by all the States/Union restructured slIghtly In the 200 J Cen<;u<; d'> com pal ed to TNntones under the overall superVISion and that of 1991 Census The nine-fold Indu,,(II

classIficatIon of maIO workers given 10 the Primary 2001 Census also ThIS wlil help the data user'> III bette I Census Abstract of 1991 Census has been dlscont"nued analysIs and understandmg of thiS Irteracy data and ItS place, four-fold mdustrlal classificatIOn of both Level of presentation In DistrIct Ccnsu~ 'maIO workers' and 'margmal workers' are mcluded In Handbooks 1981 census only maIO workers were presented III to four categories One ofthe novel features of the primary The Primary Census Abstract data III d Iffel ent PCAs are eresented at different level'i he level of census abstract of 1991 census was the presentation of 1 presentatIOn of Primary Census Abstracts dlC d'> data of the population of age group 0-6 IS contmued m under

Name of the Primary Census Abstract Level of pre<;entatlOn 1 District Primary Census Abstract Dlstnct/C 0 B 10d.lU Ale It)'/1 own 2 Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes Dlstnct/CD B lockll own 3 Pnmary Census Abstract for Scheduled I nbes Dlstllct/CD Block/ rown 4 Vlilage Primary Census Abstract CD B locklV IIlage wise 5 Urban Primary Census Abstract Town/Ward level

The PCA Data for vdlages was presented CD presented at various level In the PI 1111,11 y Census Block wIse for the first time 10 1991 Census TIllS Abstracts are as follows practIce IS contmued 10 2001 Census also The data Area Figures for each CD Block IS presented both for rural and urban areas separately All the vdlages wlthm the CD The area figures supplied by local levenuc Block constItute the rural portIOn and the Census authOrities of the dlstllCt In respect oftehsds, Pollcc Towns and Outgrowths are shown under the urban StatIOns and by the local bodies In respect of towns portion of the CD Block In case a CD Block IS are given 111 square krlometers Thc alea figules of spread over two or more diStrictS, than portIOn whICh the vlilages-supplted by the Tahsrldars 111 acre<; have falls wlthm the district IS presented, the data pertammg been converted and shown 111 hectal e'> I he ell Cel to remaJl1J11g portIOn of the CD Block IS presented In figures of the CD Block IS the total of thc vllldgl the concerned Dlstnct Census Handbook The data areas comll1g under each CD Block I hc ,II Cd figUll~ for the dlStllCt ale thc <;alllc d-. eldoptcd h\ Illl 111 the Urban Primary Census Abstract for each town SUlveyor General of Indld to malntdln unlfOlmll)

Abstract for Scheduled Castes and Primary Census the fact that wh JIe the area covel ed by h rlls, t 01 cst <; Abstract for Scheduled Tnbes are presented JI1 52 and rivers etc, have been accounted In the I dhsJis columns The Village PrImary Census Abstract and and P S level the same may 110t be covered undel Urban Primary Census Abstract are presented 10 58 the area of the vlilages Apart from tillS It may also columns differ due to varyll1g methods of computation ddopted The concepts and defil1ltlOns used m the column at different levels headll1g are explall1ed under the sub headll1g 'Census An appendiX to District PrllllalY CensLJ<; Ab:,ll,llt Concepts' m the AnalytICal Note The term 'Total has also been furnished "howlng 1II beln CI1UIllCI

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DIS I RIC I I'RII\IAR)

Total populatIon (mcludmg location TotaV Aream mstltutlOnal and houseless PopulatIon m the code Dlstnctl C D Rural! square Number of populatIon) age-group 0-6 number Block Urban ktlometre households Persons Males Females Persons Male, I elllalc~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 \ I 03 Lahul & SpIt. Total 13,841 0 7,999 33,224 18,441 IJ,783 3,66.J 1,868 1,796 Rural 13,8410 . 7,999 33,224 18,441 14,783 3,664 1,868 1,796 Urban 0001 -Lahul Total 2,0108 5,325 22,545 \2,567 9,978 2, \49 1,099 1,(hO Rural 2,0108 5,325 22,545 IT,567 9,978 2,149 1,099 1 O~O Urban 0002 Spltl Total 7, I 008 2,674 10,679 5,874 4,805 \ ,51 ~ 769 746 Rural 7,1008 2,674 10,679 5,874 4805 I ~ I " 7(,9 711i Urban

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CENS US ABS TRACT

I {lUll Scheduled Castes populatIOn Scheduled Tribes population LItelate~ RUlcl1 1 DI,li Ill' ( I) Persons Males Females Persons Males females PCI ~ons' Males rcmale~ lJlhcln !~l\)d, 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20 3 :2 2,605 1,386 1,219 24,238 11,952 12,286 21,609 13,726 7.883 Total L.lhu I & ~Pl II 2,605 1,386 1,219 24,238 11,952 12,286 21,609 13.726 7.883 RUlal lJlIJd n 2005 1,069 936 15928 7892 8036 l4 g I ~ 931 'i 5500 rotcll lahul 2,005 1,069 936 15928 7,892 8,036 14,815 931 'i 5500 Rurdl Urban 600 317 28i 8,310 4,060 4250 6,794 4,4! ! 2383 lotell '>plll 600 317 283 8,310 4,060 4,250 6,794 4,411 2383 Rur,ll Urban

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DISTRICT PRIMARY

Location Total! code Dlstnct/ CD Rural! IllIterates Total work.els Mam wOlk.els number Block. Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females PerSOll\ Male, I l.I1Mic\ 2 3 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 03 Lahul &. SPltl Total 11,615 4,715 6,900 21,088 12,604 8,484 19,209 11,79" 7 414 Rural 11,615 4,715 6,900 21,088 12,604 8,484 19,209 11 79'; 7,414 Urb.ln 0001 Lahul Total 7,730 3 252 4478 l'i 187 9,00' (, I X2 I" ()(), ' '

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CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industnal categ6ry of maIO workers Household mdustry Total! Cultivators Agnculturallabourers workers Other WOI kel s Rural! DI~tllct/ C [) Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Ulbdll Block 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 3 :2 9,981 ",286 5,695 186 120 66 - 102 40 62 8,940 7,349 1,'i91 Totdl L.lhul &. "pili 9,981 4,286 5,695 186 120 66 102 4Q 62 8,940 7,349 1,'i91 Rllr.11 llllll n 8009 3,357 4652 131 98 33 45 24 21 5 818 4,934 gg4 101<11 1.llllil 8009 3357 4,652 131 98 33 4'i 24 21 5 81 R 4 934 884 Rlirdl lirh'lIl 1,972 929 1,043 55 22 33 57 16 41 , 122 2,4 I 'i 7()7 101,11 ~PIII 1972 929 1 043 55 22 33 57 16 41 3,122 2415 707 Rural Urban

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DISTRICl PRIMARY

Industnal catcgOlY Location TotaV code Dlstnct/CD RuraV M argIhal workers Cultivators AgncultUiallaboUlcl' number Block Urban Persons Males 'females Persons Males Females Persons Males females 2 3 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 )(J 03 Lahul & Spltl Total 1,879 809 1,070 1,179 465 714 153 51 102 Rural 1,879 809 1,070 1,]79 465 714 153 'il 102 Urban 0001 Lal1UI Total 1,184 _592 592 894 .....J90 504 59 3)1 21 Rural 1,184 592 592 894 390 504 59 38 ~I Urban 0002 Spltl Total 695 217 478 285 75 210 94 I, 81 Rural 695 217 ,)78 285 75 210 94 13 ~I Urban

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CENSUS ABSTRACT of margInal workers Household mdustry lolal! Locdtlon workers Other workers Non-workers Rural/ Dlstrlct/ CD lOde Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Urban Block numbcl 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 3 2 34 9 25 513 284 - 229 12,136 5,837 -&,299 Total Lahul & Spltl 03 34 9 25 513 284 229 12,136 5,837 6,299 Rural Urban 7 3 4 224 161 63 7,358 3,562 3,796 fotdl Lahul (lOll I 7 3 4 224 161 63 7,358 3,562 3,796 RUldi UrbJll 27 6 21 289 123 166 4778 2275 2503 r otdl "pili (1111)" 27 b 21 289 123 166 4,778 7. 275 2503 Rur,1i Urban

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PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI \ PRIMARY CENS US ABS TRACT Number of households with [otal populatIOn (mcludmg Location Totall at least one mstltutlOnal and houseless PopulatIOn m the code Dlstnctl CD Rurall Schedqled Caste populatIOn) age-group 0-6 number Block Urban member Persons Males Females Persons Males remale~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 03 Lahul & SPltl Total 677 2,605 1,386 1,219 302 141 161 Rural 677 2,605 1,386 1,219 302 141 161 Urban 0001 Lahul Total 521 2,005 1,069 936 218 108 110 Rural 521 2,005 I 069 936 218 108 liD Urban 0002 Spltl Total 156 600 317 283 84 33 51 Rural 156 600 317 283 84 31 'I Urban

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FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

10l<111 LIterates I1hterates I otal worhu, Rural/ Persons Males females Persons Males Females Persons Males I

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PRIMARY CENS I IS \B" II{,\(

lllciu'i I Idlldilg(ll \

I ocat 1011 1010111 code RUla11 M dIll" orf..el, Lultl,atol" ,\gl ILltit)IIall,lh()llILI' Ilumher Dlstnctl C D Block Urhan Persons 1\1 ale, female, I'll ,on, I'v1 ale, I cillalc, I'Ll 'Oil' 1\ 1,lil' I lllldk, 2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 2(1 27 1X OJ I .. hul &. 'Spltl lotal 1 J8-1 81J <;71 81-1 3J-I -ISO 7 -I 1 Rural 1.38-1 1113 <;71 SI-I JJ-I -ISO 7 -I J III ban II()!)I Ldhul Total 117 6-12 475 709 2R4 12 , :' Rural 117 fd2 475 709 2X-I 42" 2 Urb,lIl 0002 '>pIt I Total 267 171 96 105 ,0 ,~ 4 2 2 Rural 267 171 9(, 105 50 '\5 4 2 2 Urban

192 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

FOR SCHEDULED CASTES 01 malll workers

lolall Ilou,Lhold llldu,try \Iorkas Other worker~ 1'.1 argmal worker, Rur,lll I'Ll 'on, 11,1 ale, females Per<;on<; Male, I L1naiL, Pcrson, Male, I cmaiL, \ I ilxl1l i)1'tIlLtl l I) 1~1(l( 1-- 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 -, 2 !l 6 2 555 469 S6 J(,O 61 99 101..11 I ,Ihlll A "rIll !l 6 2 ~~5 469 Illi 16() 61 99 RUldl Illhln .1 .j <101 3~2 .j<) <), 41 ~2 101,11 lahul .1 .1 401 ,,"2 4c) <), .11 ~2 Rurdl llrb,1l1

~ 2 2 154 117 37 67 20 .j7 IOldl "pili .j 2 2 154 117 37 67 20 .17 RlII,1I LJrbdn

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PRIMARY CENS US ABS r RAe I

111(1 II \1 I 1.11 LdILl!()I\

LocatIOn Total! Iiousehoid mdusli Y code Rural/ Cultivators Agricultural labourers work.crs number DlstrIct/ CD Block Urban Persons "Males remale~ PLrsons Males Females Person, Male~ rU1Mk, 2 3 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 03 Lahul & SPltl Total 106 3J 72 18 J 1-1 8 6 2 Rural 106 3J 72 18 J IJ 8 6 2 Urban 0001 Lahul Total 76 28 48 2_ 5 J 2 Rural 76 28 48 2 ') ") Urban 0002 Spltl Total 30 6 24 16 3 13 Rural 30 6 24 16 3 I, , Urban

194 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

FOR SCHEDULED CASTES of marginal work.ers

Total/ Location Other workers Non-workers Rural! lOlk Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Urban DI,\rIct! C D Bloch. 1l1lillOU 47 48 49 50 51 52 3 ]. 28 17 11 1,061 512 5~9 Tot.al L.lhul & <;plh (\3 28 17 11 1,061 512 5.t9 Rur.ll Urban 10 9 795 386 409 Total I pill ()()II~ 18 8 10 266 126 140 RUT,,1 Urban

195

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

PRIMARY CENS US ADS 1 RACl Number of households Total populatton (tncludtng Locallon Total! wtth at least tn~tltutlonal and housele~s Population III tilL code Rural! one Scheduled populatIOn) age-group 0-6 number District! C D Block Urban Tribe member Persons Males female, Per~on, \t1 ale, I Llll.lk, 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 III 03 Lahul & Spit! Total 5,536 24,238 11,952 12,286 2,829 1,439 1,390 Rural 5,536 24,238 11,952 12,286 2,829 lA39 1,390 Urban 0001 Lahul Total 3,543 15,928 7,892 8036 1,52 r 769 752 Rural 3,543 15,928 7,892 8,036 1,521 769 752 Urban 0002 Spttt Total 1.~93 8310 4.060 4,250 I 308 670 63S Rural 1,993 8,310 4060 4,250 1,308 670 638 Urban

198 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Total! Literates illiterates Total workLr~ Rural! Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Female~ Urban Dlstrlctl C [) Block II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 3 2 15,728 9,000 6,728 8,510 2,952 5,558 14,315 7,174 7,141 rotal L.I h u I & <; JlI to 1<;,728 9,000 6,728 8,510 2,952 5,558 1-1,315 4,174 7,141 Rurdl II rb.1lI 10,679 6,079 4,600 5,249 1,813 3,436 10 195 5,087 5 108 Total Lahul 10,679 6,079 4,600 5,249 I 813 3,436 10 195 5 087 5 108 Rur,II Urban 5049 2,921 2,128 3,261 139 2,122 .. 120 2,087 2033 fotdl "rill 5049 2921 2 128 3,261 139 2 122 .J 120 2087 2033 Rurnl LJrb'l11

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PRIMARY CENS US ABS rRAC I

Industl ml wtLgOl \ LocatIon Totall code RuraV MalO workers CultIvators Agncult ural IdbourLl" number Dlstnct/C D Block Urban Persons Males Females Per~ons Males Females j>er<;ol1<; Mak,<; I lIlldk, 2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 :?R 03 Lahul & SpIll Total 12,799 6,567 6,232 9,003 3,863 5,1-10 126 7::' "I Rural 12,799 6,::'67 6:232 9,003 3,863 5,1-I() 126 7<; ':;1 Urban 0001 Lahul Total 9272 4 656 4616 7 173 3005 4 168 81 61 1() Rural 9272 4656 4616 7173 ." 00'; 4 168 81 61 2() Urban 0002 Spit! Total 3,527 1,911 1,616 1 830 858 972 4~ 14 ,I Rural 3527 1911 I 616 I 830 8<;8 972 4) I j ,I Urban

200 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES of mam workers lolal! Household mdustry workers Other workers M argmal workers Rural! Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males remales Urhan DI,lnc(/ C [) Hlock 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 3 2 83 25 58 3,587 2,604 983 1,516 607 909 Total L.lhul & SPltl 83 25 58 3,587 2,604 983 1,516 607 909 Rural I', ban 35 15 20 1,983 I 575 408 923 431 492 Toral Lahul 35 15 20 1,983 1,575 408 923 431 492 Rural - Urban 48 10 38 1,604 1,029 575 593 176 417 Total Spill 48 10 38 1,604 1029 575 593 176 417 Rural Urban

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PRIMARY CENS US ASS I RA( I

I ndu\l nal Cdt L1:(l1 \ L llcalion 1 olall code Dlstnct/C D Rural! Cultlvdtor, Ag)lcultural labouru, Ilorf.-u\ number Block. Urban I'Lrsons Male<; females Persons Male, female, I'er<;on\ 1\ 1aIL \ I LllldlL, 2 3 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 OJ Lahul &. Spltl Total 1,064 427 637 102 27 7'i 25 2 2J Rural 1,064 427 637 102 27 7'i 2'i 2 23 Urban 0001 Lahul Total 814 362 452 28 18 10 2 Rural 814 362' 452 28 IR 10 , Urban 0002 Spill Total 250 65 185 74 9 65 23 2 21 Rural 250 65 185 74 9 65 23 2 21 Urban

202 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

of rnargmal workers Total! IOC.!tIOIl Other workers Non-workers Rural! codt. P(.rsons Males Females Persons Males Females Urban Dlstnct/ C lJ Blocl-. number 47 48 49 50 51 52 3 2 325 151 174 9,923 4,]78 5,145 Total Lahul & ';(lltl OJ 325 151 174 9,923 4,778 5,145 Rural tlrban "- 79 51 28 5,733 2,928 Total Lahul 0001 79 51 28 5,733 2,805 2928 Rural Urban 246 100 146 4,190 1,973 2,217 Total SPltl OOll2 246 100 146 4,190 I 973 2,217 Rural Urban

203

S~hedlllt.d Castes eoellallcn Scheduled Tribes e02ulatIOn LIterates Name of VIllage (wIth Persons Males F::males Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Hadbast No In brackets~ II 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 2

II ,,· ... • .. •••••• Un-lnhabitrd.· ."' ... ,,~ ••.• DP F,Ransanl (l18) ···---·····-Un-Inhablted--•••·_· ... R F Chh,mcd (Ill ) --··----·--·-Un-Inhablted-·---- Dhar Chhaned ( I 07) -----·-----Un-Inhablted _._- D P F Chhaned (110) ------Un-lOhablted- D P F BhuJund (108) 156 72 84 98 55 43 Bhujun~ (109) 207 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Location code Name ofVJllage (with illiterates Total workers Mam workers number HadbastNo m brackets) Persons Males Females Persons l\>fales Females Persons Males Females 2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

210 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT CENSUS ABSTRACT L'lhul

Scheduled Ca,tes EOEuatlOn Scheduled TrIbes EOEulatlOn Literates Name ofViJlage (wIth Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males females Hadbast No In brackets} II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2 ------Un-Inhablted------Dr F Tehtlo (119) ------Un-Inhablted------R F Surnall (120) 104 54 50 67 41 26 Bharaur (124) ------·--···-Un·lnhablted·--·------D P F IJhardur (123) ------Un-Inhablled------Dhar Churgahar (125) ------:----Un-Inhablled------D P F t..am (128) ---.---.J----Un-Inhablted------R F Kam (127) 462 242 220 325 207 118 Tmdl (129) ---···------Un-Inhablted------··-·- Dhar Jutgahar (121) 71 31 40 42 26 16 D P F LohO! (122) ------··Un-Inhablted------D P F Ba"nal (130) ·--·-·------Un-Inhablled·-----·--·-- o P '= Tanda (135) ------Un-Inhablted- Dhar Kundal (126) ---."-----·Un-Inhablted------DPFt..undel(131) ------Un-Inhablted------D P F Harsar (134) 6 4 2 Harsar (132) ·--·-··--··--Un·lnhablted---·---···---- Dhar Tallda (136) -·-····--····Un·lnhablted·--··-···· Dhar Bhatgahar (133) 2 ~ 34 13 21 28 18 10 D I' F Dhanwam (137) R F Ohanda: (139) ··---·-·Un·lnhablled··---·· Ohar Bhlmwag (141) 41 21 20 32 24 8 Kurched (140) ---Un·mhablled---- D P F Salgaraon (144)' 261 136 125 122 76 46 Salgaraon (143) ···---·····-Un·lnhablt~d----·····-·-· R F I{umas (142) ··----··-·Un-lnhal'lted _...... -.... - Dhar Kangal·Pangah (147) ··---······--Un·tnhablted·--· ---..... -- R F Sal"ol (151) ·-·---···-··Un-Inhablted·-----·· R F Daredh ( 149) ---·······Un·lnhablted·-···-···_··· R F Khunal (150) ·----···Un·mhablted·--- R F Arat( 165) 59 2~ 30 578 278 300 351 196 ISS Margaraon (164) ·-·_········Un·lnhablted··-···-··-··· R F Ratoll (152) ·······-····Un·lnhablted-·········-·- Dhar ~alpat (154) ····-·-·-Un·mt ablled····---- R F Sal pat (153) 143 71 72 73 44 29 Sal pat (159) ·--·-··-Un·tnhablted···-·---· R F Suthal (163) -·--··---··--Un-Inhablted---·--·----·-· Dhar Salrun (146) ----·Un·mhablted----- D P F S3Irun (145) -····-··-····Un·lnhablted-···-···---· R F Rlodhan (162) 45 38 7 623 313 310 903 641 262 Udaipur (160) ·····-··--·-·Un·mhablled· '--"-" Dhar Holat (205) ··--··-·Un·lnhabttcd----- D P F Udaipur (161) 37 22 15 I 21 14 7 D P F Lobar(158) ·---Un-mhablteo---·-·-· o P F Bardang (156) 46 25 21 106 75 31 238 184 54 o P F Phatgahar (213) --···--·Un-Inhablted··-·-···. Dhar Phatgahar (206) I j 1 77 39 38 54 26 28 Haru"a (214) 139 63 76 682 318 364 555 310 245 Tnlo"nath (216) ···---··Un·lnhablted---·· D P F TnloI..najh (217) --_. -Un·mhablted-·--- Dhar Mushgar (155) ·----Un·mhablted---- Dhar Khangar (218) ~O 13 17 251 128 123 159 94 65 t..lshon (215) 15 10 5 3 1 2 Auhar (207) ·---·-·-····Un-Inhahlted·-·-··-····••• D P F Khaprana (212) 60 JJ 27 ,2 30 22 Arat (211) 36 20 16 19 10 9 D P F Bhl}an (220) 15 10 5 9 7 2 D P F Glldmg (221) ·-·········-·Un·lnhablted-····-····-··· Dhar Glldmg (219) ··--··-····Un-Inhablted---··---·- Dhar Jholang (224)

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CENSU~ ABSTRACT Lahul Industnal category of maIO workers Household mdustry Cultivators Agncu!turallabourers workers Other \\ orkers Name of Village (with Pcr~ons Male~ FemakS Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females I lad bast No In brackets) 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 2

216

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Area of Total populatlon (m=ludlng Location CD Block! Number institutional and houseless Population In the code Name of Village (\\uh Village In of house- EoculatlOnl age-grou(! 0-6 nUll'her H~dha~t No In bracket' , hectares holds Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 S Ii 7 8 9 10 00557100 D I' F Jholang (222) 7120 ····.········Un·mhablted· •• _ •••••••• 005'i7500 D P F Smdwan (2IJ) 2860 7 4 3 I I 00'57600 ~md\\an (209) 2950 82 337 17< 162 47 18 29 00557700 Jholang (223) 630 29 165 100 65 13 8 5 00,'7800 TllIrot (1/5) 230 57 167 114 53 14 8 6 ~ 00557900 Chol..hang (1/4) 360 24 79 39 40 7 2 J 00558000 Chhol?Jmg (1/3) 60 3 12 5 7 00558100 Guan (112) 140 3 16 8 8 4 3 00558200 Nam Gahar (III) 180 12 S4 26 28 3 2 00'i58300 !-.amrl (1/6) 250 29 137 69 68 9 5 4 00558400 Dandal.. {In) 50 3 19 9 10 005~8500 Murang (1/8) 230 12 48 25 23 3 I 2 O()'i58600 eha nllaJ.. (119) PO 10 52 23 29 4 3 005':;8700 Lmgcha (Ill 0) 16a ···········-Un·lnhablted·············· 00,':;8800 Aha Barlllg (1/13) 60 5 23 II 12 4 I 3 00558900 L.:h Hanng (1/14) 140 15 65 31 34 9 5 4 00559000 Shel ng (1112) 210 9 58 32 26 II 7 4 00,':;9100 Shcn\\ar (1/11) 70 4 I 3 00'i59200 !-.u,ll1g (1115) 70 5 30 15 15 .:; 3 2 00':;':;9300 Drt.ldra (1/1(,) 70 5 27 10 17 2 I

C::ENSl'~ ABSTRACT lahul

.... ~ hHhllH: l 1~1~ ~ pllpUtlll"ll ~~hell\lled Illhe, ~o[!ulaIIOn Literate' N.\I11~ of Villas.. (wlIh 1't.r'llIlS M.des h .. l11alcl> Persons Males Females Per~OI"s Males I-emales lIadbal>1 No 10 bracl..els~ II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 IOJ 2 .... •• .... •• ...... Un .. lnhablled ...... - ...... D P F Jholang (222) 7 4 3 4 2 2 [) P F C;mdwan (210) 2(l I' II 238 112 126 220 137 83 ~hllJwlln (209) 118 n 6S 10~ 6~ 40 Jlwlll1l8 (221) S 7 108 62 46 130 100 30 Thlrol (liS) 68 29 39 Q II 21 Chol.hang ( 114) 12 5 7 8 4 4 ChhogJmg (113) 16 8 8 5 3 2 Guan (112) 53 25 28 30 14 16 Naill Gahar (111) 8 5 J 122 60 62 101 56 45 Kamn (1/6) 19 9 10 14 8 6 Danda" (In) 48 25 23 34 20 14 Murang (1/8) 52 23 29 33 18 IS Chamba" (1/9) .... •.. --...... Un .. lnhablted ...... -- ...... Lmgcha (1/10) 23 II 12 15 7 8 Bha Barmg(l/13) 48 21 27 17 10 7 34 18 16 Leh Barmg(1I14) 58 32 26 36 23 13 Shelmg (1112) 4 3 4 I 3 Shenwar ( 1111) 30 15 IS 17 9 8 Kuang (1/15) 27 10 17 15 8 7 Dreldra (1/16) 37 22 IS 21 IS 9 Bha Chewar (1117) ---.. Un .. mhablled--.. -- Leh Chewar (1/18) 3 2 1 Bihar (1/19) 49 19 30 184 82 102 158 84 74 Naida (1/21) 5 I 4 3 I 2 Gahng (1123) 41 19 22 92 39 S3 73 38 3~ Jundc: (1124) II 3 8 6 3 3 Khurull (1120) 33 14 19 21 II 10 Lomach (1127) 9 , 4 5 5 Tlbol. (1128) S4 22 32 28 13 15 Othang ( 1/29) 24 13 II 9 6 3 Yang Thang (1/30) 62 30 32 41 23 18 TalJon (1/25) 118 58 60 7~ 47 28 Jasralh ( 1(22) 47 23 24 317 150 167 324 200 124 Jahlrla (1131) ...... l'n .. lnhab'led.. - ...... -- Behng (1126) 95 42 53 64 34 30 Phura (1/32) 106 51 55 54 30 24 Lrndur (3/1) 38 24 14 27 21 6 K('thl (3/2) I 28 13 15 15 II 4 Rapnng (3/3) ~1 26 25 152 6S 87 130 68 62 Goruma (3/4) 12 4 8 118 47 71 70 38 32 Jobrang (2/1) ...... •...... --.. Un·rnhabllcd .... - .... ~- Bamam (213) 2 2 Gharnbar, (214) 41 18 23 101 45 56 102 58 44 Rape (2/2) 8 4 4 71 32 39 54 29 25 ~ash,1 (215) 72 27 4~ 258 121 137 234 122 112 Shansha (315) .. --.. - .... - .. Un .. lnhablted .. ----.. J...lrllrcha (4/4) II 4 7 7 4 3 Paral. (4/1) ...... •...... Un .. 'nhablled .. --.. --...... Melbal. (412) 43 12 31 22 9 13 Th?pal. (-+/3) 58 27 31 124 58 66 143 77 66 K,rtrng (4m 49 21 28 30 17 13 Yang KJrtmg (4/6) 56 26 30 34 19 15 Duansha (4/5) 28 13 15 22 10 12 Ruallng (4/8) 22 8 14 1(; 6 10 Telangbe (4/9) 34 14 20 23 13 10 Meltng (4110) 40 16 24 26 13 13 Lmgar (2/6) 40 18 22 26 15 II Rurtng (4/11) _ .... ·_...... Un·lnhablted ...... - ...... _ .. Chhuwag Murtl (511) 219 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

I l)"III011 code Name of VIllage lWlth lIhtelates Total wor\o.ers Mam workers nU'11ber I-'adbast No 111 brackets) Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females I 2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 00557400 o P ( Iholang (222) ------Un-Inhablled------00557~OJ D P F ~mdwan (210) 3 2 I 3 I 1 3 I 2 OO~'7600 SlIld\\an (209) 117 38 79 181 112 69 181 112 69 00557700 Jholang (223) 60 35 25 III 71 40 109 71 38 0055";800 Thlrol (115) 37 14 23 124 92 32 112 85 27 00557900 ChoJ..hang (1/4) 27 8 19 62 32 30 47 25 22 C0558000 ChhogJlng (1/3) 4 1 3 12 5 7 9 4 5 00558100 Guan (1/2) II 5 6 12 5 7 12 5 7 00~~8200 Naill Gahar (III) 24 12 12 40 20 20 ,,2 16 16 00558300 "amp (1/6) 36 13 23 94 52 42 77 41 36 ()()~~l!400 D.lla1d!.. ( 1/7) S I 4 13 6 7 II 4 7 00~~8500 Murang (118) 14 5 9 38 19 19 29 13 16 (1)''\8600 Ch.ll'lhnk (119) 19 5 14 42 17 2'\ :n \3 19 00558700 LlIlgl.hd (II' 0) ------Un-Inhablled------00558800 ~haBanllg(III3) 8 4 4 16 9 7 I ~ 9 6 1)0~58900 Ldl Barlllg (1114) 31 13 18 48 22 26 :::8 15 23 00559000 'ihdlOf; (1112) 22 9 13 45 24 21 35 19 16 00559100 Shen\\ar (1111) 4 I 3 2 2 00~'9200 ,,"uang (1115) 13 6 7 21 9 12 17 7 10 00"9300 Drddra (1116) 12 2 10 24 9 15 15 7 8 00'\59400 Bh~ Che\\ar (III i) 13 7 6 29 16 13 2S1 IS 13 00'5Y500 Lch Chc\\ar (1118) ------Un-Inhabllcd------00559600 Bihar (1/19) 7 2 5 6 3 3 00'i'l9700 Naida (1/21) 81 21 60 206 93 113 144 65 79 00559800 Gallllg (1123) 2 2 5 I 4 3 I 2 0055<)<)00 Jundc (1124) 61 21 40 III 48 63 85 40 45 00560000 ,,"huru,1 ,1/20) 5 5 7 2 5 5 2 3 00560100 Lomach (1/27) 12 3 9 25 II 14 22 10 12 00560200 TlboJ.. (1/28) 4 4 9 S 4 7 3 4 00560300 Ol'lang (1129) 26 9 17 46 21 25 39 16 23 00560400 Yang Thang (1/30) IS 7 8 21 11 10 19 9 10 00560500 TalJ0n (1125) 21 7 14 52 2S 27 45 22 23 00560600 -Jasralh (1/22) 43 11 32 103 50 51 75 32 43 00560700 Jahlma (1/31) 164 68 96 391 226 165 211 110 101 00560800 Behng (1/26) ------Un-Inhablled------00560900 Phura (1/32) 37 12 25 83 37 46 53 23 30 Ou'61000 Lmdur (3/1) 52 21 31 76 36 40 56 26 30 00'61100 !<.olh, (3/2) II 3 8 31 18 13 20 9 II 00561200 Raprmg (313) 14 2 12 2~ 10 12 18 8 10 (10'61300 Goruma (3/4) 73 23 50 147 65 82 117 53 64 00'61400 Jobrang (211) 60 13 47 103 18 65 87 34 53 00'61500 Banlam (213) ------Un-Inhabllcd------_·--- 00561600 Ghamban (2/4) 2 2 2 2 00561700 Rape (2/2\ 44 9 35 87 42 45 86 41 45 005618CO Ribl1l1 (2IS) 25 7 18 52 22 30 49 22 27 00,61900 Shansha (3/5) 141 S I 90 237 lJ7 120 233 117 116 00562000 II.lr)..lrcha (4/1) ------Un-Inhablled------00:'6:100 ParaJ.. (4/1) 4 4 6 2 4 6 2 4 00562200 Melba).. (4/2) ------Un-Inhablted------00562300 ThapaJ.. (4/3) 21 3 18 32 9 23 32 9 21 00562400 Klrtmg (4/7) 76 28 48 126 68 58 113 60 53 00562500 Yang Kmmg (4/6) 19 4 15 33 IS 18 33 IS 18 00562600 ['uansha (415) 24 8 16 40 IS 25 40 15 25 00562700 Rua"ng (4/8) 6 3 3 22 9 13 22 9 13 005(2800 Tclangbe (4/9) 6 2 4 19 6 13 19 6 13 00562900 Mehng (4/10) II 1 10 27 12 15 27 12 IS 005f3000 Ungar (2/6) 14 3 II 24 10 14 24 10 14 00563100 Runng (411 I) 18 7 II 29 IS 14 28 14 14 00563200 Chhu\\dg Murtl (5/1) ------Un-Inhablted----- 220 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENSU~ ABSTRACT Lahul

Industrial cate~0!i: of maIO workers Household IOdustry C\lI\1"ator~ A~nculturallabourers workers Other WOl "ers Name of Village (with 1', r' , 4 3 I Bha Barll1g (1/13) 36 h 21 2 2 Ld, Barmg(l/14) l.f 19 l'i <;hdlllg (1/12) 2 2 <,hcn\\.lr( 1/11) 14 ~ 9 3 2 )l.udng (I liS) l'i 7 8 Dreldra (1/16) 25 12 13 3 3 Bha Che\,ar (1/17) ··--·-··Un·lnhablled··········-·· Leh Chewar ( 1118) Bihar (1119) 130 52 78 14 13 Naida (1/21) 3 I 2 Gahng ( 1123) 78/ 34 44 7 6 Junde (1/24) 4 2 2 I Khurull (1120) 19 9 10 3 2 Lomach (1/27) 7 3 4 TlboJ.. (1/28) 39 16 23 Othang (1/29) 19 9 10 Yang Thang (1/30) 43 20 23 2 2 Taljon (1/25) 70 ~7 43 5 5 Jasrath (1/22) 137 49 88 74 61 13 Jahlma (1/31) ·············Un·lnhablted·············· Behng (1126) 44 17 27 9 6 3 Phum (1/32) 52 24 28 3 2 Lmdur (3/1) 17 7 10 2 I "-othl (3/2) Ib 6 10 2 1. Rapnng (3/3) 106 43 63 2 9 9 Goruma (3/4) 79 29 50 7 5 2 JOlJr3l'!I (21 I) ·········-··Un·'nhablted·····-·-···· Barnam (213) :2 :2 Ghaml>an (2/4) 73 32 41 12 8 4 Rape (2/2) 31) l'i 24 (' 6 3 Rasllli (215) 164 68 96 33 19 14 36 30 6 Sham"" (315) ······-·····Un·lnhabllt..d·············· "lr!'lrcha (414) 6 2 4 Para),. (4/1)

•·••••• ..····Un·lnhabtled .. · .. IIo:a...... Melbak (412) 31 R 23 I Tllspal. (413) 82 29 53 31 31 Kmlng (4'7) 25 10 15 7 4 3 Yang Kmlng(4/6) 37 13 24 3 2 Duansha (4/5) 21 8 13 Rualmg (4/8) 19 (, 13 Tclangbc: (4/9) 2, 10 l'i ;. 2 Mehng(4/10) 24 10 14 Lmgar (2/6) 23 9 14 5 5 Runng(4/11) ---Un.. nhablted·········-·- Chhu\\ .Ii Murtl (SII) 221 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

IndustrIal categ0!1: locat.on coJe Name ot Village with MarB:lIlal workers Cultlv~'rs AB:nculturallabourers number Hadba~t No 10 bra.:kets) Persons Males FemaJ....s Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 00557400 o P F Jhola.lg (222) ------Un-Inhablted------00557500 o P r Srnd"afl (210) 00-,57600 'itnd\\an (209) 005577(,0 Jholang (223) 2 2 1 00557800 Thlrol (1/5) 12 7 S 4 3 3 2 00557900 ChoJ..hang (1/4) 15 7 8 12 5 7 005_,8000 Chhog)lng (113) 3 I 2 3 2 005581()0 Guan (1/2) OU'58200 Nam uahar (III) II 4 4 8 4 4 00~58300 "-anm ( 1/6) 17 II 6 15 10 5 00558400 Oanda" ( 117) 2 2 00""8"00 Murang (1/8) 9 6 3 5 3 2 4 3 00"8600 Cia, lIlal.. (1/9) 10 4 6 10 4 6 00558700 LlIlgcha (1/10) ------Un-'nhabltetj------OO",R800 I.jha rJanng (1/13) I I I OO"8'1(}(} ldl Harms (1/14) 10 7 3 10 7 3 00559000 Shclmg (I '12) 10 5 5 10 5 5 00559100 <,1.O\\ar (1/11) 2 I 2 00,,')200 f...u IllS (III ,) 4 2 2 4 2 2 )U~59300 Dr~ldra (1116) 9 2 7 9 2 7 0055940u Bha Chewar (1/ I 7) I I 00559500 Leh Chewar (I/\~) ---- ·----Un·mhablled·---·-·-·-··- 00559600 I3lhar(1/19) 6 3 3 00559700 Naida (1/21) ..- 62 28 34 61 28 33 0055981)0 Gahng (1/23) 2 2 2 2 00559900 Junde (1/24) 26 8 18 26 8 18 00560000 "-huruu (1120) 2 2 2 2 00560100 LOI,lach (1/27/ 3 2 3 I 2 00560LOO Tlbol.. (1/28) : :! 2 2 00560300 Othang (I n9) 7 5 2 7 5 2 00560400 Yang Thang (' 130) 2 2 2 2 00560;,00 Tal)on (1/25) 7 3 4 i 3 4 00500600 Jasrath ( 1/221 28 18 10 211 18 10 00"60700 lahlma (1/311 180 116 64 80 38 42 20 9 II 00560800 Belrn!! ( 1/26 _···-·-·Un·lnhablted·--·-·--·--·-- 00560900 Phura (1/321 3(' 14 16 22 9 13 7 4 3 005610CO lrndur (3/1) 20 10 10 7 2 5 00561100 "-othl (3/2) 9 2 3 I 2 8 8 00561200 Rapnng ()'3) "4 2 2 4 2 2 00~61300 Goruma (3 4) :'0 12 18 26 8 18 4 (lO'61-100 Jobrang (2 I) 16 4 12 16 4 12 00"'61500 Barnam (1 '3) •• -.-.- ·-·-·Un-Ilhablled--····------00561600 Ghdmb.m /2/4) 00561700 Rape (211 I I 00'61800 Rn,lul (2/1) 3 3 3 3 00'61900 Shansha Ill,) 4 4 4 4 l -62000 1\ Ir~ Irt.ha (4/4) ·············Un·'nhab,ted·.···········- 00562100 Para)... (-II ) 0056~200 Melba" (1/2\ ----.-.- ··Un-mhablted·-·--·------{JU~6ZJOO rhnrll~ !1m 00562400 I\lrtlllg (117) 13 8 S 00'62500 Yanl! (...1tng (4/6) OO~62600 Dunnsb (4/5) 00562700 Rualhlg(418) 00562800 Tc:langl; (4/9} 00562900 Mdlll{ ,4/10) 00563000 Lrnp.nr 2/6) 00%3100 Rurlll~ (4111) OO~63200 Chhl" 18 Mufti (YI) -."--.'. ,,··Un·mha,'lJed .--•• --••••- 222 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT CEl'oSUS ABSTRACT Lahul ----ot"""mar~lOal \\orJ...ers LocatIOn Household mdust!2' worJ...ers Other worJ...ers Non·worJ...ers Name of Village (Wltlt code Persc'ls Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females iiadbast No tn'brackets} number 50 51 52 S3 S4 55 50 57 58 2 I ········-·-Un-Inhablted-··--····- o P F Jholang (222) 00557400 4 3 o P F Smdwart (210) 00557500 156 63 93 Stndwart (209) 00557600 I 54 29 25 Jholang (223) 00557700 5 2 3 43 2:! 21 Thlrot( 115) 00557800 3 2 17 7 10 Chol..hang (114) 00557900 ChhoKJlng (113) 00558000 4 3 I Guart (1/2) 00558100 14 6 8 Nam Gahar (III) 00558200 2 I 43 17 26 Kamn (116) 00558300 2 2 .6 3 3 Dandal.. ( 117) 00558400 10 6 ~ Murang (118) O(l~~R~no 10 6 4 Chambal.. (119) 00558600 ···-·---·-·Un-ll.hablled------··--·-· Ltngcha ( I,' 10) 00558700 7 2 5 Sha Bartng ( 1113) 00558800 17 9 8 Leh Bartng (1/14) 00558900 13 8 5 Shehng (1/12) 00559000 Shenwar (1/11) 00559100 9 6 3 Kunng (l/1~) 00559200 3 2 Dreldra (1/16) 00559300 8 6 2 Rho Chewar (1117) 00559400 ··-····.. ·-·Un-Inhablled·-----·--- I eh Chewar (1118) 00559500 6 3 3 4 3 Bihar (1/19) 00559600

/' 33 12 21 -Naida (1121) 00559700 Gahng (1123) 00559800 23 II 12 J unde (1124) 00559900 4 I 3 Khurull (1120) 00560000 8 3 5 Lomlch (1127) 00560100 Tlbol.. (1128) 00560200 8 I 7 Othong (1129) 00560300 3 2 I Yang Thang (1/30) 00560400 10 5 5 TalJon (1I2S) 00560500 15 8 7 Jasrath (1/22) 00560600 3 3 77 66 II 97 42 55 Jahlma (1I31 ) 00560700 -······-·-··Un-Inhablled------···-· Behng(1126) 00560800 I 1 18 9 9 Phur;] (1132) 00560900 I3 8 5 30 15 15 J-mdur (311) 00561000 7 6 KOlhl (3/2) 00561100 7 3 4 Raprtng (3/3) 00561200 56 26 30 Goruma (3/4) 00561300 r 13 14 Jobrang (211) 00561400 -·-----Un-mhablted------Bamam (213) 00561500 Ghambarl (2/4) 00561600 59 25 34 Rape (212) 00561700 27 14 13 Rashll (2/5) 00561800 138 56 82 Shansha (3/5) 00561900 ··------Un-Inhablted----..• ...... Klrl..lrcha (4/4) 00562000 5 2 3 Paral.. (4/1) 00562100 ...... -- ..·-Un-Inhablled----- ...... -- Melbal.. (4/2) 00562200 II 3 8 Thapal.. (4/3) 00.562300 13 8 5 93 37 56 Klrtmg (417) 00562400 16 6 10 Y dng KUlmg (4/6) 00562500 18 12 6 Duansha (415) 00562600 6 4 2 Ruahng (4/8) 00562700 3 2 I Telangbe (4/9) 00562800 7 2 5 Mehng(41l0) 00562900 16 6 10 LlIlgar (2/6) 00563000 IS 7 8 Runrg (4/11) 00563100 •• ..-- ..·----Un-Inhablled ..-·-· .... ·- Chhuwag Mum (~Il) 00563200 223 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Area ot Total population (lOcludlOg loeatlon CD BloelJ Number IOstllutlOnal and house less PopLlallon 10 the .. 0..1 .. N.UllC of Vlllrgc (\\ lIh Village In of house ~o~ulatlon) ase-sroue 0-6 nllmher I-ladba~t No In bracl-elsl hectares holds Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 00563300 Muchhlmg (512) 40 2 O()563400 LOI(~/4) 390 48 194 94 100 I ~ 10 00563500 To .... anng (~n) 30 6 5 I I J 00'6360U "-arlng (,I') 160 :- 27 14 13 2 2 (}O563700 Ydngr.mg (~17) 300 7 37 II 26 4 2 2 00~63800 Lapshal.. (~/6) 320 13 93 41 52 II 5 6 00563"00 Rangbe (5/8) 340 17 88 46 42 2 3 00564000 Dangar (5/9) 90 --.------Un-mhablted •••••••••••••" 00564100 Tozlng (5111) 140 12 52 23 29 5 2 3 00564200 Wan ('"2) 360 9 58 32 26 2 2 005643JO Yang TozlIlg (5}10) 80 3 14 7 7 005644()0 "-rozlI1g [6/1 ) 150 8 40 20 20 3 I 2 00'6.. 500 Tholung (6/61 490 35 181 87 94 ') 6 3 OU'64600 l\1alang (6/2) 490 22 90 45 45 8 4 4 005641 00 MarbaJ (5/13) 360 8 45 19 26 I 00564800 Barmg (5114) 90 3 21 10 II 2 I 00564900 Bha·Garang (5/15) 60 5 19 II 8 2 2 00565uOO Leh·Garang (6/3) 100 5 19 9 10 2 2 00,65100 Nupe·Marang (6/4) SO ·-·····---Un·1 nhab Iled-········--··· 005652C:l Dape·Marang (615) 91) 3 19 12 7 I 00565300 Phunl..l}ar (6/9) 70 10 30 19 II 00'i65400 Tlla (6/8) 50 _········-·Un·lnhablled·······-······ 00565500 -fandl (6/13) 520 1)1 211 126 85 12 4 8 005656(\0 Gush,,1 (1111) 1530 91 354 170 184 35 18 17 00,65700 Leh-Jumnam (6112) 230 5 19 5 14 3 2 00565800 Bol a (6110) 50 2 8 3 5 00565900 Bha-Sumnam (6/11) 280 7 37 19 18 2 I 00566000 Bllmg (711) 540 50 199 117 82 4 3 I 00,66100 "'}eir.ng (7/2) 1470 725 1,977 1297 680 149 83 66 00566200 Parandas (617) 100 ------·Un·llthablted····-········ 00566300 lJolar (7/3) 40 ·····---·····Un·lnhablted--·-··-······· 00566400 CJlnnus (7/5) 110 8 57 30 27 7 2 5 00566500 Gu~l)dr (7,6) 100 l'i 66 36 10 3 2 I 00566600 Yurnath (717) 230 13 50 22 28 2 2 On,,66700 Gumrang (7/4) 400 14 108 56 52 II 9 2 \)0566800 Mag\\dn (7N) 50 II 42 26 16 2 I

00566900 J<..yor (7110) 140 5 34 1 15 19 I I 00~67000 fa) ul Gompa (7/11) 10 10 10 3 7 (}O~(l71()O Bar "ompa (7112) 20 4 22 13 9 2 I I OO~67200 Stmgm (7/13) 160 75 84~ 784 63 21 13 8 OO'i673~'0 Jholmg (917) ~O ·-·-·-····Un·mhabued· •••••••••••• 00"674QO Dllbud (7114) 20 ·····--···-Un-In'lablted-··-- 00"67500 "'a\\anng (7115) S40 47 204 120 84 18 8 10 00'67600 hotdng (8/2) 640 46 200 103 97 22 10 12 00'67(00 "'dad (Sn l :00 16 62 20 d2 t 'i 00567800 Khangsar (~/4) 730 53 221 107 114 26 II IS 00'0'900 MI1I (8/', 200 17 69 31 38 4 I 3 00568000 Bog (8/8) 160 41 109 53 56 10 2 b OO~o~IOO Gcmur·Goll1PIl (~/6) la ~ ~7 ~O 7 3 2 I 00~S8200 Jlspa (8/9) / 490 '78 332 235 97 21 6 IS OO~68300 M8nsll1sh (8/13) 40 ·········-···Un·lnh.bltcd·············· 00S61.1400 Chhlla·Bc (8/11) SO 8 3S 16 19 OOS68~Ou Rang (8/12) 140 18 81 34 4' 8 3 S OO~68600 Rnng)o (8/14) 80 15 59 34 25 6 5 I 00568700 Baf}o (8115) 20 J 21 II 10 7 5 2 00558800 I..lIlgl..)am (8/16) 70 33 98 59 39 15 8 , JO'68900 Darcha ~umdol (8117) 110 31 III 63 48 8 5 3 ~O~b9000 Darchn Dangma (8118) 400 34 187 89 98 22 13 9 )0569100 Yoche (8/19) 200 16 89 52 37 9 7 2 224 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT CENSUS ABSTRACT Lahul

SLhduled Ca'le~ [!OEuallOn Scheduled Tribes EOEulatlon Literates Name of Village (with Per,ons l\lale\ Females Persons Moles Females Persons Moles Femole~ Hadbast No In brackets~ II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2 2 I 2 Muchhlmg (512) 69 33 36 101 43 58 121 68 'i3 LOI (5/4) 6 5 I 'i 4 I To-Karmg (5/3) 27 14 13 18 II 7 "-armg (5/~) 37 11 26 17 6 II Yangrang (517) 93 41 52 58 31 27 Lapshal,. (516) 4 2 2 80 41 39 64 37 27 Rangbe (518) ------Un-Inl)ablled------Dangar (5/9) 2 3 47 21 26 41 18 23 Tozmg (5111) 55 29 26 31 16 15 Wan (5/12) 13 6 7 II 7 4 Yang Tozmg (5110) 37 18 19 36 19 17 Krozmg (611 ) 52 22 30 110 57 S3 121 63 58 Tholung (6/6) 65 31 34 64 37 27 Malang (6/2) 40 15 25 36 16 20 MarbaJ (5/13) 20 9 11 16 7 9 Banng (5/14) 18 11 7 16 9 7 Bha-Garang (511 5) 18 8 10 14 6 8 Lch-Garang (6/3) ------Un-Inhablled------Nupe-Marang (6/4) 13 8 Dape-Marang (615) 27 16 II 20 14 6 Phllnl,.lyar (6/9) ------Un-Inhabltcd------Tlla (6/8) 134 69 65 17i 115 62 fandl (6113) 135 66 69 208 99 109 285 149 136 Gushal (11/1 >. 19 5 14 11 4 7 leh-Sumnam (6112) ./ 8 3 5 II 3 5 Bol,.la (6I1 0) 36 18 18 29 17 12 I3ha-Sumnam (6/11) )9 29 30 108 57 51 141 92 49 Bllmg (711) 113 212 101 1060 625 435 14Q6 1097 399 .... yelang (7/2) ------Un-Inhablled------Parandas (617) ------Un-Inhablled------Bol,.ar (7/3) 57 30 27 33 21 12 Gmnus (7/5) 56 29 27 49 33 16 Gusl,.yar (7/6) 46 20 26 33 19 14 Yumalh (717) 108 56 52 64 36 28 Gumra'g (714) 41 25 16 32 23 9 Magwan (7/9) 34 l'i 19 17 8 9 Kyor (7/10) 10 3 7 3 • 3 Tayul Gompa (7111) 22 13 9 10 9 Bar Gompa (7112) 24 21 3 49 27 22 544 520 24 SUnglfl (7/13) ------Un-Inhablled------lhohng (917) ------Un-Inhablted------Dllbud (7114) 3 3 118 51 67 118 80 38 "-awarmg (7115) 180 88 92 151 8'i 66 Kolang (8/2) 61 19 42 44 16 28 "-elad (8/3) 17 10 7 186 87 99 180 94 86 Khangsar (S/4) 58 23 35 60 30 30 Mal (8/5) 2 95 44 51 S4 49 35 Bog (8/8) I 12 7 5 22 16 6 Gemur-Gompa (8/6) 4 , 2 149 75 74 213 164 49 llspa (8/9) ------Un-mha"lted---- Mansmgh (SII3) 35 16 19 28 15 13 Chhlka-Be (Sill) S3 21 32 53 25 28 Rarlg (8112) 38 16 22 31 21 10 Rangyo (8114) 21 II 10 8 6 2 881)0 (8/15) 31 IS 16 45 34 11 Lmgkyam (8116) 2 2 67 30 37 47 31 16 Darcha Sumdol (81l7) ISS 70 85 112 'i7 55 Darcha Dangma (8118) 61 .... 5 36 'i4 33 21 Yoche (8/19) 225 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Location code Name of Village (\\.th illiterates Total workers Main workers number Haclba~t No 10 hrackelsl Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 00563300 Muchhlmg (5/2) 2 2 00563400 Lot (5/4) 73 26 47 132 60 72 132 60 72 00563 •• 00 To· .... anllg (5/3) I 3 2 I 3 2 00563600 "anng (5/'i) 9 3 6 13 4 9 13 4 9 00563700 Y. ngr.mg (517) 20 5 IS 24 6 18 24 6 18 00563&00 Lapshal.. (5/6) 3S 10 2S 53 21 29 53 24 29 00563900 .Rangbe (5/8) 24 9 15 68 38 30 68 38 30 00564000 Dangar (519) _·········Un·.nhablted·············· 00564100 Tozmg (5111) II S 6 30 13 17 30 13 17 00564200 Wan (5/12) 27 16 11 48 26 22 48 26 22 00564300 Yang Tozmg (5110) 3 3 8 4 4 8 4 4 00'i644CO "rozlng (611 ) 4 1 3 2'i 13 12 25 13 12 00'i64500 Tholung (6/6) 60 24 36 n8 60 68 128 60 68 00564600 Malang (612) 26 8 18 62 30 n 62 30 32 00564700 MarbaJ (5/13) 9 3 6 31 13 18 31 13 18 00'i64800 Barlllg ('ill 4) 5 3 2 II 7 4 II 7 4 00564900 Bha·Garang (5115) 3 2 I 12 5 7 12 S 7 00565000 Leh·Garallg (6/3) 5 3 2 10 4 6 10 4 6 00565100 Nupe·Marang (6/4) -_···--Un·.nhablted-·········· 0056'i200 Dap

226 PRIMARY <..ENSUS ABSTRACT CENSUS ABSTRACT Lahul

Industrial cate~0!l: ofmam workers HOlJsehold mdustry rultlvator~ Asncultural laboure~ workers Other workers Name of Village (with Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Hadhast No In brackets~ 29 30 3 I 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 2

2 Muchhhng (512) 07 38 ~o 2 2 ::3 20 13 Lot (5/4) 2 I L To-Karlng (5/3) 13 4 9 J<..armg (5/~) 24 6 18 Yangr1ng (517) 52 23 2'1 I Lapshal (5/6) 55 26 29 8 7 5 5 Rangbe (5/8) ------Un-Inhablted------Dangar (5/9) 17 10 17 3 3 Tozlng (5/11) 3~ I ~ 20 10 9 3 2 Wan (5/12) 7 3 .... 1 1 Yang Tozmg (5110) 21 10 II 3 3 Kro7mg (6/1) 100 37 63 14 13 14 10 4 Tholung (6/6) 43 I':; 28 3 2 I 15 13 2 Malang (6/2) 21 .:; 16 5 4 2 3 3 MarbaJ (5/13) 5 2 3 3 3 1 2 Barmg (5114) 9 4 .:; - I 2 BI'd-Garang (5/1 5) 7 3 4 2 Leh-Carang (6/3) ------Un-Inhablted------Nupe-Marang (6/4) 7 4 3 5 5 Dape-Marang (615) 25 14 11 3 3 Phunllyar (6/9) ------Un-Inhablted------Tlla (6/8) 60 26 34 4 4 86 66 20 Tar,dl (6/13) 185 74 III 2 2 39 32 7 Gushal (1111) 9 1 8 2 I Leh-Sumnarn (6112) 6 3 3 Bolta (611 0) 20 6 14 I Bha-Sumnam (6/11) 96'- 45 51 1 42 39 3 Billng (711) 169 78 91 2 2 1.042 908 134 J<..yelang (712) ---'--Un-inhabited Parand4S (617) -----Un-mhablled-- Bolar (7/3) 31 18 J3 5 4 Glrmus (7/5) 27 15 12 13 II 2 GusJ..yar (7/6) 20 9 II 9 4 5 Yumath (717) 60 30 30 6 5 I Gumrang (7/4) 20 11 9 7 5 2 Magwan (719) 22 9 13 I I Kyor (7/10) 10 3 7 Tayul Gompa (7111) 9 2 7 5 4 Bar Gompa (7/12) 27 12 15 771 749 22 Stmgln (7/13) ----Un-In"ablted- Jhohng (917) -----Un-mhablled Dllbud (7/14) ~7 22 35 93 73 20 Kawarlng (7/1 5) 73 :!-! 49 44 35 9 Kolang (812) 26 ,; 21 6 2 4 Kelad (8/3) 105 43 62 21 16 5 J<..hangsar (8/4) 36 13 23 II 9 2 Mal (8/5) 53 21 32 27 22 5 Bog (8/'1) 6 4 2 13 12 I Gemur-Gorllpa (8/6) 88 41 47 5 2 3 192 171 21 Jlspa (8/9) ------Un-mhablled Mansmgh (8/13) I J 5 II Chhlla-Be (8111) 36 15 21 24 13 II Rang (8112) 2" 10 10 2 2 19 16 3 Rangyo (8114) 14 6 8 B3r}o (8/15) 12 4 8 68 46 22 Llnglyarn (8/16) 40 14 26 42 31 II Darcha Sumdol (8/17) 79 28 51 30 22 8 Darcha Dangma (8118) ole 17 23 12 10 2 Yoche (8/1<) 227 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block- Industrial category Location CO~IC N.I11)C 01 Village (\\Ith Margmal workers CultIVators AgTicuiturai labourers numbl!r Hadba~l No In brad,cts) Persons Males Females Persons Males Femah..s Plorsons Males Females ____ ~ ______~2 ______4~1~ ___4~2~ ___4~3 ____~4~4 ____~4~5 ____~46~ __~47 48 49

Iloll,dmlJ IIldu,tr V \\ orr...':I' Other worr...er~ Non-\~orker~ Name of Village (wIth code Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Hadbast No In brackets) number 50 51 52 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 2 Muchhhng (5/2) 00563300 62 34 28 Lot (5/4) 00563400 3 3 To-Karmg (513) 00563500 14 10 4 Kanng (SIS) 00563600 13 5 8 Yangrang (~17) 00563700 40 17 23 Lapshal-. (5/6) 00563800 20 8 1: Rangbe (5/8) 00563900 ------Un-Inhablted------Dangar (5/9) {)0564000 22 10 12 TozIOg (5111) 00564100 10 6 4 Warl (5112) 00564200 6 3 3 Yang Tozmg (5/10) 00564300 IS 7 8 Krozmg (6/1) 00564400 53 27 26 Tholung (6/6) 00564500 28 15 13 M"lang (6/2) 00564600 14 6 8 MlrbaJ (5/13) 00564700 !C 3 7 Banng(5/14) 00564800 7 6 I Bha-Garang (5/15) 00564900 9 5 4 Leh-Garang (6/3) 00565000 ------Un-Inhabltc:d------Nupe-Ma.a'lg (6/4) 00565100 7 3 4 Dape-Mararg (6/~) 00565200 Phu.lr....yar (6/9) 00565300 ------Un-Inhablted------Tlla (0/8) 00565400 53 28 2.5 Tandl (6/13) 00565500 4 4 122 59 63 Gushal (II/I) 00565600 7 3 4 Leh-Sumnam (6/12) 00565700 1 I Bol-.ta (6/1 0) 00565800 9 6 3 Bha-Sumnam (6/11) 00565900 60 33 27 Blhnr (7/1) 00566000 3 .r 3 19 11 8 641 272 369 Kyelang (7/2\ 00566100 ------Un-Inhdbllc:d------Paronda~ (617) 00566200 ------Un-mhablled------Bolar (7/3) 00566300 14 5 9 Gmmls (7/5) 00566400 16 4 12 Guskyar (7/6) 00566500 9 S 4 Yumath (717) 00566600 24 16 8 Gumrang (7/4) 00566700 II 6 5 Magwan (7/9) 00566800 6 3 3 I(yor (7/10) 00566900 fayul Gompa (7/11) 00567000 6 5 Bar Gompa (7/12) 00567100 43 18 2~ StmglTl (7/13) 00567200 ------Un-Inhablted------Jholmg (917) 00567300 ------Un-Inhablted------Cllbud (7/14) 00567400 I I 51 23 28 Kawarmg (7115) 00567500 83 44 39 Kolang (8/2) 00567600 JO 13 17 Kelad (8/3) 00567700

I-_: ~ -':.-fS~,ol-..... "l,I_~',"'~., ...~~9~jlc~ 48,.,.-.. , •• tA47.\'} -..Khangsar (814) ~~:::'OO~1.l00;;;;'_ " 22 9 13 Mal (8/5) 00567900 28 9 19 Bog (8/8) 00568000 8 4 4 Gemur-Gompa (8/6) 00568100 45 21 24 Jlspa (8/9) 00568200 ------Un-Inhablled------Mansmgh (8113) 00568300 18 II 7 Chlllka-Be (8/111 00568400 21 6 15 Rang (8/12) 00568500 18 8 10 Rangyo (8114) 00568600 7 5 2 Baryo(lM15) 005687\)0 17 9 8 Lrngl..yam (8/16) 00568800 29 1& II Darcha Sumdol (8117) 00568900 78 39 39 Darcha Dangma (8/18) 00569000 36 24 12 Yoche (8/19) 00569100 229 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block- Area ot Total population (tncludtng L<'catJOn CD Block! Number institutional and houseless Population In tlte code.' N.lI11C 01 Village (with Village an of house- ~o~ulatlOn~ ase-~rou~ 0-6 number Hadbast No In brackets} hectares holds Persons Males Females Persons Males Females I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 00569200 Tmgal (8/10) 60 2 9 3 6 00'69300 Gemur (817) 80 23 61 33 28 II 4 7 00569400 Tmno (811) 560 30 128 57 71 7 3 4 00569500 Chharzl (9/9) 50 ------Un-Inhablted------00569600 PlUJ,.ar (9/8) 560 38 144 67 77 5 4 00569700 Thola-Pyasu (9/6) 130 6 34 18 2 I I 00569800 Yala Pyasu (9/5) 50 13 49 23 26'''' 7 2 5 00569900 Chelmg (9/4) 21 0 7 38 21 17 00570000 Gumhng (7/8) 100 4 38 20 If! 3 I 2 00570100 Lapchang (9/3) 330 15 51 25 26 2 2 00571)200 Pasprag (9/2) 110 6 46 21 25 00570300 Barbog (911) 130 8 51 26 25 14 7 7 00570400 lI..ardang ( I 0/2) 750 54 207 103 104 10 6 4 00'\70'00 (inpng ( 1011 ) 260 22 9<) 48 51 5 2 3 00570600 1 opdllhng (1112) 80 47 149 98 51 22 15 7 00570700 Shlpl ng (11/3) 290 21 90 49 41 17 12 5 00570800 Mulll1g (1115) 420 44 207 109 98 2'; 17 8 00';70900 WJrgul (1114) 550 28 143 69 74 9 4 5 00571000 Dalang (1211) 180 22 97 61 36 6 4 2 00571100 Thorang (12/2) 210 12 74 33 41 6 5 00'71200 Phug.hal (12/4) 120 7 28 14 14 00571300 Gondhla (12/3) 870 125 398 224 174 32 14 18 00571400 Tllmg (12/5) 140 7 40 15 25 2 2 00571500 khmang (l2!7) 310 16 92 52 40 7 5 2 00571600 Purd (12/6) 310 7 41 20 21 4 2 2 00571700 Khangsar ( 12/8) 440 20 88 42 46 7 2 5 00571800 SaJ,.ar (12/9) 110 18 65 29 36 J 2 I 00571900 Shugu (12110) PO 5 35 18 17 2 2 00572000 J agle (1211 I ) 340 9 47 21 26 6 4 2 00572100 klangcha (12112) 50 6 28 12 16 I 0057:200 Murllcha ( 12/ 13) 150 8 41 20 21 4 2 2 00572300 Rallllg(12/14) 170 12 46 26 20 2 2 00572400 khorpaOl (12115) 110 II 60 3() 30 8 3 5 00';72500 ShIll ling (12/16) 470 45 186 101 85 13 7 6 00'12600 Ropsang ( 1311 ) 440 14 86 44 42 6 3 3 00572700 "'hang~ar (13/3) 50 12 57 35 22 8 4 4 00572800 Junglmg (13/2) 100 8 39 14 25 3 3 00';72:100 Gompa Than {I 3/4) 120 6 43 21 22 6 3 3 00573000 Shashm (13/5) 300 41 144 85 59 12 II I OO';73IJO lagdang (13/6) 240 16 72 40 32 3 I 2 00573200 Kha\\aglmg (1317) 200 88 295 185 110 37 15 22 00573300 Reul (13/8) 80 12 40 21 19 4 4 00573400 "'athal ( 131 II) 100 4 15 9 6 00573500 Labrang (13/9) 60 4 12 7 5 00573600 Shurtang (1311 0) 200 8 30 15 15 2 00573700 ke\\ aJ,. (13112) 70 4 18 Ie 8 00573800 ChoJ,.hur (13/13) 40 4 27 12 15 00573900 Jam\almg (14/6) 40 12 34 16 18 5 4 00574000 Sarl-.hang (14 'I ) 70 3 12 7 5 00574100 Bag.chc ( 14/3) 50 2 8 5 3 0:)574200 Rangcha (14/2) SO 9 21 II 10 I (lO$74JQO L.i1hlli (14/7) 7,0 J 18 13 ~ 2 2 (J0574400 kharchud J...onma (14/4) 30 3 6 4 2 OUn4S0U Khurchud Vonllma (I 1/5) 50 5 21 10 II I I 00~74600 fellllg (14/8) 330 29 1~4 63 61 13 6 7 00574700 Damj')hug (14/9) 310 9~ 262 180 82 23 12 II 005'41;00 "-ho".ar (14/10) 150 21 62 31 31 3 3 00574':100 Yan-KhoJ,.sar (14/11) IS 0 15 106 84 22 20 14 6

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SLhedulcd Ca~tc~ EOEuatton Scheduled Tnbes EOEulatlOn Literates Name of Village (with Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males· Females Hadbast No In brackets~ II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 2 9 3 6 3 2 I Tmgal (8/10) 3 3 2" t'i II 36 24 12 Gemur (817) 126 56 70 83 46 37 Tmno (8/1) ····--·----Un·mhablled·· ••••• ---.-- Chham (9/9) 3 2 130 SS 75 96 57 39 Plu(..ar (9/8) 29 16 13 19 12 7 Thola-Pyasu (9/6) 10 3 7 22 13 9 Yala P>asu (9/5) 38 21 17 29 19 10 Cheling (9/4) 38 20 18 27 18 9 Gumhng (7/8) 51 25 26 36 21 IS Lapchang (9/3) 46 21 25 35 17 18 Pasprag (9/2) 25 13 12 32 19 13 Barbog (9/1) 19 12 7 161 69 92 177 95 82 Kardang (1012) 7 ) 68 30 38 68 38 30 GaJang (101 I) 12 10 2 70 55 15 Topchlhng (11/2) 10 ;; 5 34 16 18 51 31 20 Shlptmg (1113) 67 35 32 lIS 56 S9 140 81 59 Muhng (11/5) 124 57 67 101 54 47 Wargul (11/4) 2 2 81 47 34 66 45 21 Dalang (12/1) 73 32 41 49 26 23 Thorang (12/2) 28 14 14 23 12 II Phugthal (12/4) 87 46 41 260 139 121 226 152 74 Gondhla (12/3) 40 15 25 27 12 IS TIling (1215) 91 52 39 64 40 24 I\.hlOang (1217) 40 20 20 31 16 15 Purd (12/6) 19 7 12 68 35 33 69 34 35 I\.hangsar (12/8) 28 13 15 37 16 21 46 23 23 SaJ".ar (l2/9) 35 II! 17 26 17 9 Shugu (.2/10) 47 21 26 32 13 19 Jagle (12/11) 28 12 16 22 II II Klangcha (12/12) 41 20 21 30 14 16 Murtlcha (12/13) 46 26 20 35 23 12 Rahng (12/14) 21 9 12 38 20 18 45 25 20 I\.horpam (12/15) ~7 37 40 104 59 45 127 80 47 Sh .. lhng (l2/16) 86 44 42 63 34 29 Ropsang (I 31 J) 39 21 18 28 18 10 I\.hangsar ( j 3/3) 39 14 25 28 10 18 Junghng {I 3/2) 39 17 22 31 16 15 Gompa Than (13/4) 6 118 61 57 109 62 47 Shashm (13/5) 26 10 16 25 12 13 63 36 27 Jagdang (l3/6) 4 4 73 38 35 141 100 41 I<..hawagllOg (1317) 35 16 19 21 l'i 16 Retll (13/8) 6 4 2 14 8 6 hathal (13/11) 12 7 5 II 7 4 Labrang (13,9) 30 15 15 20 12 8 Shurtang (13/10) 18 10 8 13 8 'i Jo,.e'\ai- (13/12) 27 12 IS 26 12 14 Chol..hur (13/13) 13 6 7 17 10 7 Jamyalmg (14/6) 12 7 5 II 6 5 Sari-hang ( 141 j ) 8 5 3 8 S 3 Bagche ( 14/3) 21 II 10 16 II 5 Rangcha (14/2) 12 7 5 8 4 4 Lahng (1417) 6 4 2 5 3 2 k.harchud Konma (14/4) 20 9 II 13 6 7 Kharchud Yongma (1415) 116 58 S8 89 53 36 Tehng (14/8) 7 6 102 68 34 Isa 121 29 Darnphug ( 14/9) 51 23 28 42 2"- 20 KhoJ".sar (1411 0) 21 16 5 12 8 4 65 58 7 YaCl·KhoJ".sar(14/11)

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Locallon ;lld.: 1\1,1,11': 01 Village (\\,". IIhterale~ I Ulal wurl..ers Main workers number Hadbast No 10 brad,~tsl Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 00569200 TlIlgal (8110) 6 I 5 7 3 4 7 3 4 00569300 G.mllr (817) 25 9 16 42 24 18 42 24 18 00569400 Tmno (811) 45 II 34 97 43 54 97 43 54 00569500 Chharzl (9/9) --··--··----Un·mhabrted·---··--··---- 00569600 Plu"ar (9/8) 48 10 38 106 48 58 106 48 58 00569700 1 h"I,I-P)a~U (?/6) IS 6 9 29 16 13 25 13 12 00569800 Yala P~asll (9/") 27 10 17 35 17 18 3: 17 18 O()S6991J1J ChcJmg (914) 9 2 7 24 14 10 24 14 10 OO'70GOn Gl'mhng (7/8) II 2 9 19 10 9 19 10 9 00 '71l Jt)o 1.lpdllllt! (Q/1) I ~ II 11 17 16 H 17 16 OO';702JU l'd)prJg (')/2) II "4 7 28 10 ,8 27 10 17 005703QO Barbog (911) 19 7 12 31 16 15 31 16 15 OOQQ400 f-ard,lIlg (1012) 30 8 22 131 70 61 131 70 61 00570500 GdJ.lng(IOII) 31 10 21 77 37 40 62 32 30 005706[10 Topclllltng (1112) 79 43 16 103 74 29 102 73 29 00570700 Shlptmg (1113) 39 18 21 S3 33 20 52 33 19 00570ROO Muh'1g (1115) 67 28 39 112 62 50 112 62 50 00570900 Wargul (1114) 42 15 27 82 44 38 81 44 37 00571000 Dalang ( 1211) 31 16 IS 68 42 26 66 40 26 00571100 Thorang ( 12/2) 25 7 18 42 18 24 42 18 24 00;71200 Phugthal (12/4) 5 2 3 1Q ~ II 19 8 II 00~71300 Gon

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Industnal cateso~ ofn,alO work.ers Household mdustry Culuvators A~nculturallabourers workers Other workers Name of Village (wIth Person~ Male:> Females Persons Males Female~ Persons Malt.s Females Persons Males Females Hadbast No III brackets~ 29 30 31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 38 39 40 2 6 2 4 TlIlgal (8/10) 2 2 40 24 16 Gemur (817) 9C 39 51 7 4 3 TlIlno (8/1) ------Un-Inhablted------Chharzl (9/9) 77 31 46 29 17 12 PlUl.ar (9/8) 21 II 10 3 2 I I 1 hlllu-I'YII\U (9/6) 5 2 3 30 IS 15 Yala Pyasu (9/5) 22 I:! 10 2 2 Chehng (9/4) 10 7 <) 3 3 GUlllllllg (7/8) ~6 13 13 7 4 3 Lapchang (9/3) 26 I.) 17 I Pasprag (9/2) I ~ -; g 16 9 7 Barbog (9/1) 73 28 45 58 42 ,6 Kardang ( I 012) 29 14 15 3 2 30 16 14 Ga)ang (1011) I 100 72 28 1 OpChlllllg (1112) 2" 12 10 3 3 27 18 9 Shlptlllg (11/3) 70 -28 42 3 3 2 2 37 29 g Mullng (I 115) '7 26 31 24 18 6 Wargu1 (1114) 34 14 20 ~I 2S 6 Dalang (12/1) 39 17 22 3 2 Thorang (12/2) 18 8 10 I I Phugthal (12/4) 136 ~2 84 123 101 22 Gomlhla (12/3) IS 13 4 2 2 TIling (12IS) 45 21 24 17 14 3 "'hlllang ( 1217) 25 11 14 2 I I Pura (12/6) 6\ 2& 33 7 4 J Khangsar ( 1218) 39 I':; 24 3 3 Sal..ar ( 12/9) 18 6 12 2 2 Shugu (12110) 24 10 14 I I Jagle (12/11) 15 6 9 2 2 "'Iangcha (12112) 26 13 13 2 2 Murtlcha (12/13) 25 13 12 2 2 Rahng (12/14) 31 \2 19 6 6 Khor;>am (1211 5) 108 53 5S IS 12 3 Shuillng (12116) 55 28 27 4 4 Ropsang ( J31 I) 28 1< 13 12 II 'I Khangsar (13/3) 19 I.) 10 I 1 Junghng (1312) 27 13 14 6 5 1 Gompa Than (13/4) 56 2'i 31 37 34 3 Shashlll (13/5) ·0 ::6 17 3 2 1 Jagdang (13/6) 37 l'i 22 187 138 49 Kha\\aglmg (13/7) 28 13 15 I I Relll (13/3) 12 8 4 Kathal (13111) 9 4 ; Labrang (1319) 20 10 10 Shurtang (13/10) 10 ~ S Kewal.. {I 3112) 14 6 8 I 1 Chol..hur (13113) 12 ~ 7 ", IS 9 6 Jamyallng (14/6) II 6 5 Sllr~hftni (1411) '1 I , 1 Bagche ( 14/3) IS 8 7 Ranscha 114r.l) 6 2 4 6 6 Lahng ( 1417) 4 2 2 Kharchud Konma (14/4) 16- 6 10 2 2 Kharchud Yongma (14/5) 72 36 36 14 10 4 Tc:hng (14/8) .52 20 32 163 134 29 Damphug (1419) 38 13 2S 9 9 Kholsar (14ft 0) 82 68 14 Yari-l

233 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block· Industrial cateE0!l Location code Name of Village (with Marl;P'lal workers Cult vators A~ncultural labourers number Hudbast No In orackets~ Persons Hales Females Persons Mrles Females Persons Males Females 2 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 00569200 Tmgal (8/10) C0569~00 Gemur (S/7) 00569400 Tmno (S/I) 00569500 ChhafZl (9/9) ·······_····Un·lnhablted·············· 00'i69600 PluJ..ar (9/8) 00569700 Tnola·P) asu (9/6) 4 3 4 3 00569800 Yllia Pyasu (915) 00569900 Chcling (9/4) :>057(1000 Gumhng (7/S) 00570100 Lapchang (9/3) 0057(1200 Pasprag (9/2) 00570300 Barbog (9/1) 00'i70-l00 J...ardang (10/2) 00'i70'i00 lJ

234 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT CENSUS ABSTRACT Lahul of" maq:lmal \' orJ...ers LocatIOn Illluo;ehold tndusln worJ...er.> O.her worJ...ers NUll-worker!> Name ofYlllage (with ron .. Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Hadbast No In brackets~ number 50 51 52 53 54 5S S6 57 58 2 I 2 2 TlOgal (8110) 00569200 19 9 10 Gemur (817) 00569300 31 14 17 TlOno (8/1) 00569400 ------U n:lOhablled ------Chharzl (9/9) 00569500 38 19 10 Plul..ar (9/8) 00569600 5 2 3 Thola-Pyasu (9/6) 00569700 14 6 8 fala Pyasu (9/5\ 00569800 14 7 7 Chehng (9/4) 00569900 19 10 9 Gumhng (7/8) 00570000 18 8 10 Lapchang (9/3) 00570100 18 II 7 Pasprag (9/2) 00570200 20 10 10 Barbog (9/1) 00570300 76 33 43 Kardang (10/2) 00570400 22 II II GaJang (1011) 00570500 46 24 ~2 Topchlhng (1112) 00570600 37 16 21 ShlptlOg (1113) 00570700 95 47 48 Muhng (11/5) 00570800 61 25 36 Wargul (1114) 00570900 29 19 10 Dalang ( 1211 ) 00571000 32 IS 17 Thorang (12/2) 00571100 9 6 3 Phup.thal (12/4) 00571200 139 71 68 Gondhla (12/3) 00571300 18 8 10 TlllOg(12/5) 00571400 30 17 13 Khmang {I 217) 00571500 14 8 6 Purd (12/6) 00571600 11) 10 10 Khangsar (12/8) 00571700 23 II 12 SaJ...ar (12/9) 00571800 IS 10 5 Shugu (1211 0) 00571900 22 10 12 Jagle (12/11) 00572000 11 4 7 Klangcha (12/12) 00572100 13 5 8 Murtlcha (12/13) 00572200 19 11 8 Rahng (12/14) 005723(/0 23 12 II Khorpant 1I2/1 5) 00572400 63 36 27 Shulhng (12/16) 00572500 27 12 IS Ropsang ( 13/1 ) 00572600 17 9 8 Khangsar ( 13/3) 00572700 19 4 IS JungllOg (13/2) 00572800 10 3 7 Gompa Than (13/4) 00572900 50 26 24 Shashm (1315) 00573000 26 12 14 Jagdang (13/6) 00573100 71 32 39 Khawaghng ( 1317) 00573200 11 7 If Relll (13/11) 00573300 3 2 Kathal ( 13111) 00573400 2 2 Labrang ( 13/9) 00573500 9 4 S Shurtang (13/10) 00573600 8 5 l Kewak (13/12) 00573700 12 s 7 Chokhur (13/13) 00573800 1 2 5 Jamyahng (14/6) 00S73900 I I SarJ.hang ( 1411 ) 00574000 B'Igche (1 .. /3) 00574100 5 3 3 Rangcha ( 14/2) 00574200 5 4 I I.ahng ( 1417) 00574300 I I I<.harchud Konma (14/4) 00574400 3 2 I Kharchutl Yongma (14'5) 00574500 .- 38 17 21 Tehng (14/8) 00574600 47 26 21 Da'llphug (14/9) 00574700 13 9 4 Khol.sar ( 1411 0) 00574800 23 l'i 8 Yarl-KhoJ..sar: 14111) 00574900

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Area of Number 10tal populauoll (m~h!llmi Location CO Block! or mstllUtl6fiai and h6Useless Population in the code Name ofV·II:lge (\\it" Village in house- eoeulatlon) nse-£Toul1 0·6 number Hadbast No In brackets) hectares holds Persons Males Females I'ersons Malc~ rcmn"ieS 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 0002 SPIt! (Total) 710.081 ') 2.674 10.679 5.874 4,805 1,515 769 746 0002 Spltl (Rural) 710.081 0 2.674 10.679 5.874 U(lS 1.!H5 769 746 0002 Spitl (lJrban) Spltl (Rural) 005i5000 Dhar SaJam (I ) 33780 ·-·-·--Un·lnhablted········-·- 00575100 Dhar Chharp Samba (2) 3.164 0 ·-·-··-Un·lnhablted·-·--.-- 00575200 Dhar Lagml Chhumlk (3) 4,6180 ··-·---Un·lnhablted·-·····-·- 00575300 Dhar Gompa (4) 5,0230 •• -- ·Un·mhablted·············· 00575400 Dhar Chhomo (5) 3.5100 --·---·Un-Inhablted------·--· 00575500 Dhar Takshan (6) 4.2650 ---Un-Inhabned----·--·-·· 00575600 Dhar Lamaguru (7) 4,9940 ·---Un·lnhablled------00575700 Dhar Umnag (8) 1,5670 -·--·Un·lnhablted········----- 00575800 Dhar Spill Sarchu (9) 3,0620 ----Un-Inhabtted-···--······· 00575900 Dhar Pangn (10) 4,6230 Un-lOhablted-···--····· 00~76000 Dhar Kabzlma Gyapma (11 ) 3,0810 Un-tnhablted-·--·-·---- 00576100 Dhar Dhakar (12) 2,5050 Un-tnhablted------00576200 Dhar ChhumJar (13) 3,6460 Un-Inhabnc:d------00576300 Dhar Sar Marvo ( 14) 2,533 () ----Un-Inhablted------00576400 Dhar Kurp Ruveru (IS) 6.8210 -----Un-mhablted------00576500 Dhar Tho Chhungan (16) 10,0250 - --Un-tnhablted------00576600 Dhar Rlchheso (17) 8,8290 ----Un-Inhablted------· 00576700 Dhar Pangvo (18) 3.1480 ----Un·lnhablted------00576800 Dhar Dagduk (19) 2,3330 -----Un-mhabl' d----··------00576900 Dhar Malung Samdo (20) 5.6650 Un·lnhablted------·---- 00577000 Dhar Lunger (21 ) 4,0280 ---Un·mhablted-··----·-- 00577100 Dhar Nlmademo (22) 5,1390 ----Un·mhabltcd------00577200 Dhar Rllosar (23) 4,5060 ----Un·lnhablted-----·-·-- 00577300 Dhar DOJam Gyapma (24) 6,2290 ------Un-Inhablted-·------· 00577400 Dhar DOJam (25) 5,9730 -··------Un·mhablted--· ••• ---- 00577500 Dhar NlJom (26) 2,8560 ----·Un-tnhablted- .----.-•• 00577600 Dhar KabJlma (27) 4,1200 -·-----Un-tnhablted---··------00577700 Dhar Tangne (28) 1,9560 ------Un-Inhablted···--·-·····-- 00577800 Dhar Sumdo (29) 27350 ··------··--·Un-Inhablted------·-····· 00577900 Dhar Vltung Nakpo (30) 1,5680 ·------·Un·mhabated· ----.---.-- 00578000 Dhar Lungmochhe (31) 1,9150 ------·Un·tnhablted------.---- 00578100 Dhar Tanve (32) 2772 0 --··----·---Un.lnhahlted·-··-··------00578.l00 Dhar Makpachhe (33) 22520 ------···----Un-mhablted--..·-- ..• .-. 00578300 Dhar Pallamo (14) 12020 ------Un-Inhablted·--···----·.. • 00578400 Dhar Thachak.lrpo (35) 1164 0 ···--·-·--Un·mhablted-·--·-·---..-· 00578500 Dhar 51(1 KhlJd (36) 31820 ·---·_·-Un·lnhablted·--···.. •••••• 00578600 Dhar Nlmalolsa (37) 6,6940 ·-···---··-·Un·mhabltcd-········· ••• 00578700 Dhar Fagdansa (38) 2,8760 -·------Un·lnhablted---··--·------00578800 Dhar DlOdl (39) 1,141 (l -··--Un·'nhabllcd·-..• .. ··_ 00578900 Losar Khas (4011 ) 3600 53 227 109 118 37 17 20 00579000 Chlchong (40/2) 4920 25 124 54 70 23 7 16 00579100 Dhar Pang K, amo (41) 4,1160 ---Un·mhablted- ••• ---- • 00579200 Kyamo(42) 3610 22 115 48 67 18 5 13 00579300 Dhar Latothanmo (~3) 6,4040 ---...--L n-mhabned·------00579400 Hanss (44) 2510 58 228 115 113 24 12 12 00579500 Dhar Solsa (45) 8 jib 0 ·------Un·lnhabllcd-··-·-·---· 00579600 Kyato (46) 4270 27 124 66 58 27 15 12 00579700 Dhar Tamba Kurkur (47) 3350 ------Un·lnhablted--···--- 00579800 Dhar Paldar (48) 1,6250 ------Un·lnhablted-··---·--- 00579900 Dhar Pan!!mo (49) 2,5760 ------...... ·Un-mhablted---·-·-···--· 00580000 Dhar Ghmndl (50) 331240 ··---..·-·---Un mhablted---···· ..·---· 00580100' Hal (51) 3860 40 166 71 95 23 II 12 00580200 Pangmv Khas (5211) 2910 27 137 62 75 21 12 9 00580300 Jugmolhang (5]12) 4460 -----·-·-·-·Un-'nhablled--·---·---·~· 00580400 ChlOgJar (52/3) 290 0 ·······--·.. ·Un·lnhabllcd ..•·•• ...... ·- 236 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT CENSUS ABSTRACT SPltl

Schedu1::d C:lstes EOEuatlOn Scheduled Tnbes E(lEulatlOn Literates Name ofV!llage (with Persons l\lale~ Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Hadbast No In brackets) II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2 600 317 283 8.310 4,060 4,250 6,794 4,411 '.383 Spitl (Total) 600 317 283 8,310 4,060 4.250 6,794 4,411 l,383 Spill (Rural) Spltl (Urban) Spltl (Rural) ·······_··-Un·lnhablted-······--·· Ohar SaJom (I) ·············Un·lnhablted-···--···--·· Dhar Chharp Samba (2) ·-·········-·Un·mhablted ----.--••• Ohar Lagml Chhuml!.. (3) ·---··lJn·mhabJled------Ohar Gompa (4) ··-·--lm·mhabited-···- _.- Ohar Chhomo (5) ····-······-Un·lnhablted-··_······· Ohar Takshan (6) ---····--·-Un-Inhablted------·----- Ohar Lamaguru (7) -·--··-·····Un·lnhablted···--···-·· Ohar Umnag (8) --··--··--Un-Inhablted···-·-········ Dhar Spill Sarchu (9) ··---Un-mhablted-·--- Ohar Pangn (10) ··----Un-Inhablted-·-·--·· Ohar Kabzlma Gyapma (II) ------Un-mhabted---- Ohar Oha!..ar (12) ···-···_·-Un·lnhablted·····-···-··· Ohar ChhumJar (13) . ····-·-Un·lnhablled······-·_·· Ohar Sar Marvo (14) ······-··-·Un·lnhablted-·····-··· Ohar Kurp Ruveru (15) ·········_·Un·lnhablted····--·_- Ohar Tho Chhungarl (16) ·······-·-·Un-Inhablted···-···-·-·· Ohar Rlchheso (17) ···········-Un-Inhablted·--··--- Dhar Pangvo (18) ······--Un-mhabned-····-- Ohar Oagduk (19) ··-··---··Un·lnhablted·--·--··_- Ohar Malung Samdo (20) ------··--Un-Inhablted------·--- Ohar Lunger (21) ·······_·-Un·lnhablted·········- Ohar Nlmademo (22) ----Un·mhablted-···--- Ohar Rllosar (23) ·-···········Un-Inhablted--········-··· Ohar DoJaOl Gyapma (24) -·-·-----··Un-Inhablted------·--- Ohar DoJam (25) ····--··Un-mh~bned··---· Ohar NIJom (26) ··--·--···Un-Inhablted·----· Ohar KabJlma (27) ·····_·-Un·mhablted-····--- Ohar Tangne (28) ···--·--Un-Inhablted------Ohar Sumdo (29) ··----·-Un·lnnablted---·- Ohar Vltung Nakpo (30) •••• ..··--·Un·lnhablted---- Dhar Lungmochhe (31) ····_···-·Un·lnhabncd·······-·· Ohar Tanvc (32) ·····-······Un·lnhab. ,ed-···--·- Ohar Mal.pachhe (33) -----··-----Un-Inhablted------Dhar Pallamo (34) ··········--Un·lnhablted-·--- Ohar Thachakarpo (35) ····---Un·mhabned----- Ohar Sill Khud (36) ···---Un·mhablted-··-- Ohar NlmaJol.sa (37) ····-··-Un-lOhablted·------Ohar Fagdansa (38) -····--Un·lnhablted-·--···--·- OhRr Dmdl (39) 5 3 2 219 103 116 145 84 61 Losar Khas (40/1) 124 _-, .. 70 76 43 33 Chlchong (4012) ·············Un·lnhablted···-····-·-··· Ohar Pang Kyamo (41) II ~ 48 67 66 35 31 Kyamo (42) ·----··-···Un·lnhablted·-········-·· Dhar Latothanmo (43) 202 98 104 167 97 70 Hansa (44) ··-···--Un·mhabllcd·---- Ohar Soksa (45) 123 6S S8 70 4S 25 Kyato (46) ·······-··--Un·lnhablted-·---- \ Ohar Tamba Kurkur (47) ·-·--Un·mhablted·---- Ohar Paldar (4~) ··--Un·lnhablted Ohar Pangmo (49) ···---Un·lOhablted Ohar GhlUndl (SO) 9 2 7 153 6S 88 96 47 49 Hal (51) 16 7 9 120 54 66 74 34 40 Pangmo "'has (5211) ····--Un·mhablted Jugmothang (5212) ·····--Un·mhablted--- Chmruar (52/3) 237 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Location code Name of Village (with illiterates Total wOIkers Mam workers number Hadbast No .n bracJ...ets~ Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

011112 "PIli (Total) 1885 1.463 2.422 5.9!!' 3.~1)9 2,302 5.206 3,382 11124 0002 SPill (Rural) 3.885 1.463 2.411 5.901 3S99 l,301 5.206 3,382 1.824 00112 SPill (lirban) SPill (Rural) 00575000 Ohar Sajam (I) ------Un-Inhahlted------00575100 Ohar Chharp Samba (2) ------Un-mha Iited------00575200 Ohar Lagml Chl1umlJ.. (3) ------Un-lnhaDlted------0057:-300 Ohar Gompa (4) ------Un-Inhahlted------0057~400 Ohar Chhomo (5) ------Un-mhablled ------00575500 Dhar TaJ..chan (6) ------Un-Iohal'llted------00575600 Ohar Laml'gur'l (7) ------U n-Iohab Ited------00575700 Ohar Umoal! (8) ------Un-mhab·ted------0051580() Ohal Spill Sarchu (9) ------Un-Inhablted------00575900 Ohar Pangn ( I 0) ------Un-Inhablted------00576000 DhM kabzlma Gyapml (II) ------Un-mhablled------00576100 Ohar I)haJ...ar (12) ------Un-Inhabit :d------00576200 Ohar C'hhumjar (13) ------Un-Inhablted------00576300 Ohar Sar Marvo (14) ------Un-Inhablted------00576400 Dhar J<..urp Ruveru (15) ------Uo-Inhablkd------00576500 Ohar Tho Chhungarl (I6, ------Un-Inhabltcd------00576(000 Ohar R,chheso (17) ------Un-Inhabltt.d------00576700 Ohar Paogvo (18) ------Un-Inhabllcd------00576800 Ohar OagouJ.. (19) ------Uo-Inhablted------00576900 Ohar Malung Samdo (20) ------Un-Inhablted------0057700Q Ohar Lunger (21) ------Un-Inhaolted------00577100 Ohar Nlmademo (22) ------Un-Inhablted------00577200 Ohar Rllosar (23) ------Un-Inhablted------00577300 Ohar OOjam Gyapma (24) ------Un-Inhablted------00577400 Ohar OOjam (25) ------l' n-mhab lIed------00577500 Ohar Nljom (26) ------Un-Inhabtted------00577600 Ohar kabJlma (27) ------Un-Inhablted·-··---·-·· 00577700 Oi'ar To::ngne (28) --·---·····Un-mhablted -••••• -----•• 00577800 Ollar SUll1do (29\ ------Un-Inhablted·---···-····-- 00577900 Ohar Vllung Nakpo (30) ------·Un-'nhablted·---·--···--· 00578000 J)har Lungmochhe (31) ---•• ---. ·U n·.nhabtted··------·-··· 00~78100 Ohar Tanve (32) ---·-·····--Un·,nhablted.···-··---··· 00578200 Ohar Makpachhe (33) ----Un-lOhab'ted········---·-· 00578300 Dhar Pallamo (34) ---··----··Un·,nhab'ted·---······--· 00578400 Ohar Thachakarpo (35) ··------·Un·lnhablted···-··---···-- 00578500 Ohar Sill ,",hud (36) ---·-Un-Inhablted--····---·- 00578600 Ohar NlmaloJ..sa (37) ------·Un·mhabltcd-···· .• --•• 0057M700 Ohar Fagdansa (38) --·---··Un·lnhablted-··-····-·-- 00578800 Ohar Omdl (39) -·--·-····Un·lnhablted----····-·--- 00573900 Lo~ar Khas (40/1) 82 25 57 126 63 63 125 63 62 UU579UOO lhlchong (40/2) 48 II 37 65 31 34 63 31 32 00579100 Ohar Pang: ,",yamo (41) ····---······Un·lnhablteJ-··-···-··-··· 00579200 ,",yamo (42) 49 13 36 68 28 40 68 28 40 00579300 Ohar Latothanmo (43) ·---······-·Un·mhablted-········-···· 00579400 Han~a (44) vi 18 43 124 67 57 123 66 57 00,79,00 Oha~ Soksa (45) ·-·····-·--Un-Inhabllcd------C0579'l00 h.)ato (46) 54 21 33 67 36 31 67 36 31 00579700 Ohar Tamba Kurl..ur (47) ·-···-·-·····Un·,nhabl'cd·············· 00'79~00 Ohar Paldar (48) _···--···Un·lnhablted-···-·-··-··· 00579900 Dhar Pangmo (49) -----···Un·,nhab,tcd-···-·-······ 00580000 Dhar Ghlundl (50) ··········Un·lnhabltcd·············· 00580100 Hili (~I) 70 24 46 76 33 <13 61 33 28 Pan~mo k.hllJ ~2/1) 6,1 28 35 70 33 37 57 27 30 ~~U~~?,~ JU"IIUlIlllllll (~ III •••• ••• •• .... Un.lnllilbilt. J...... OOS8C400 1l1lJ1&lnr (52/3) -..··········\In·tnh[l~lt, J•••••••• --•• -. 2:):. PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT CENSUS ABSTRACT SPltl Industrial cateS0!2: ofmam workers Household mduc;try Cultivators 21!rlcultural labourers workers Other wor',ers Name of Village (with Persons Malec; Females Perc;ons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Femalec Hadbast No m brackets) 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 2

1.972 929 1.043 !i~ 22 33 57 16 41 3.122 2.415 707 Spit! (Total) 1.972 929 1.043 55 22 33 57 16 41 3.122 2.415 707 Spill (Rural) Sjlltl (l'rban) Spltl (Rural) ------Un-Inhablled------Ohar SaJam (I) ------Un-inhablted---- Ohar Chharp Samba (2) ------Un-Inhablted------Ohar Lagml Chhumlk (3) ------Un-Inhablted------Ohar Gompa (4) ------Un-Inhablted------Ohar Chhomo (5) -----Un-lOhablled------Ohar Takshan (6) ------Ur. IOhablled------Ohar Lamaguru (7) ------Un-Inhablted------Ohar Umnag (8) ------Un-lOhabllcd------Ohar SPill Sa'chu (9) ------Un-lOhabltcd------Dhar Pangn (10) ------Un-Inhablled------Ohar Kabzlma Gyapma ( II ) ------Un-lOhablled------Ohar Dhakar (12) ______J In-'nhabitcd------Ohar Chhumjar (13) ------Un-.nhablled------Ohar Sar Marvo (14) ------Un-Inhabllcd------Ohar Kurp Ruveru (IS) ------Un-Inhabltcd------Dhar Tho Chhungarl (16) ----Un-tnhablled------Dhar Rlchheso (17) -----Un-tnhablled-- Ohar Pangvo ( 18) ----Un-tnhablted------Dhar Dagduk (19) ------Un-Inhablled------Ohar Malung Sarndo (20) -----Un-tnhablled---- Ohar Lunger (21 ) ------Un-Inhablted------Ohar N .mademo (22) ------Un-Inhablted------Ohar Rllosar (23) -- --Un-tnhabited Ohar DoJarn Gyapma (24) -- ---Un-Inhablted-- Ohar DOJam (25) -----Un-lOhabned------Ohar NIJom (26) ------Un-Inhab.led------Ohar KalJjlma (27) ------Un-tnhablted--- Ohar Tangne (28) ------Un-Inhablted..... ---- Ohar Sumdo (29) ------Un-Inhablted------Ohar Vuung Nakpo (30) ------Un-Inhabltcd------()har Lungmochhc (31 ) ------Lln-Inhaolled------Ohar Tanve (32) -----Un-mhablled------Ohar Makpachhe (33) ------un-Inhablted-·------Ohar Pallamo (34) ------Un-lOhabllcd----- Ohar Thachal..arpo (35) -----Un-tnhabucd--- Ohar Sill Khud (36) -----Un-tnhabued---- Ohar Nlmaloksa (37) ------Un-Inhabltcd------Dhar Fagdansa (38) ------Un-lOhablted------Dhar Otndl (39) 76- 26 50 3 2 46 35 11 Losar Khas (4011 ) 56 27 29 7 4 3 Chtchong (4012) -----Un-mhablled- Ohar Pang Kyarno (41) 63 27 36 2 I I 3 3 Kyamo(42) ------Un-mhablted--- -- Ohar Latothanmo (43) 86 36 '10 37 30 7 Hansa (44) -----Un-lOhabued- --- Ohar Soksa (45) 61 30 31 6 6 K}aIO (46) ------Un-mhablted-- --- Dhar Tarnb:: Kurkur (47) ------Un-Inhablled------Ohar Paldar (48) ------Un-Inhablted- -- Ohar Pangmo (49) ------Un-tnhabltcd---- Ohar GhlUndl (SO) .. 2 16 26 I 18 17 Hal (51) 44 IQ 2~ 2 10 7 3 Pangmo Khas (5211) ------Un·lnhablted---- Jugmothang (5212) ----Un-mhabncd---- ChlOgjar (5213)

239 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block· Industnal catcgory LOl.atton code Name of Village (with Margmal wod,ers Cuillvators Agnculturallabourers pumhcr Hadbast No In brad.cts) Persons Males Female:::s~.!.P..:e!.:rs::::o!.:n::,.s _M:=a::;le:::s:..._.:,.F.:;cn::.:I:::.IiI:.:e::,.s_.:..Pc;::rs=on::.:s.:__...:M=al:.::c:::.s_F.:..e:::m:.:a;::I:::.es::_ 2 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 0002 Spltl (Total) 695 117 478 18S 7S 110 94 13 81 0002 SPltl (Rural) 695 117 478 285 75 210 94 13 81 0002 Sp.t. (llrban) SIJIIl (Rural) 00575000 Ohar SlIjam ( I) ------Un-mhabued------00575100 Dhar Chharp Samba (2) ------Un-Inhablteu-----·------· 00575200 Ohar Lagml Chhumll.. (3) ----- ·-----Un-rnhabUcd--·--·------00575300 Ollar Gompa (4) ------Un-Inhablted------00575400 Ohar Chhomo (5) ------Un-mhablted------00575500 Ohar Tal..shan (6) ------Un-Inhablted·-···---·- 0057;,600 Ohar Lamaguru (7) ----Un-mhablted--··- ----.-- 005J5700 Ohar Umnag (8) .--_.-- -Un-rnhabued------. 0057~800 Ohar SPill Sarchu (9) --. -··Un-mhablted--·· 00575900 Dhar Pangn (10) ------Un-mhablted--·· .------OO~76000 Dhar Jo..abwna G) apmB \ I I) '--"-'-- ···Un-mhabned--·· -.-.-•• - 00576100 Ohar Ohal..ar (12) .-----·--:.--Un-mhabned--.. ------. 00576 ... 00 Ohar ChhumJar (13) ------·----·Un-lOhablled--·· ------. 00576300 Ohar Sar Marvo (14) .----•• ---.--In-Illhabned·-••••------. 00570400 :::>har lI..t.rp Ruveru (15) --.---. -Un-mhablted------·· 00576500 Ohar Tho Chhungan (16) .- --·--··-Un·rnhablled---··-.···· 0057f600 Dhar Rlchheso (17) •• -•••• - ·-·-Un·rnhablted···· •••• --••• 00576700 Ohar Pangvo ( 18) ••• -•••••••• Un·rnhabued·····- •.••••• 00576800 Ohar Oagdul.. (19) .-•••• -.••• ( In·lnhabued····- ••••••• 00576900 Ohar Malung Samdo (20) •• -- .-.••• Un·mhabrted····--·-··· 00577000 Ohar Lunger (21 ) -·-······--·Un-Inhablted--····_······ 005771uO Ohar Nlmademo (22) ···-·····-··Un-Inhablted····--"·--··· 00577200 Ohar Rllosar (23) ·--········Un·lnhablted····-···· ••• 00577300 Ohar OOJam Gyapmd (24) ·_·-······Un·mhablled-···· •• - •••• 00577400 Ohar OOJam (25) .--•••• Un·mhabrted······_--···· OOS77~OO Ohar NIJom (26) _···--····!In·lnhablled·-··· ••••••• 00577600 Ohar J<..abJlma (27) -_·······lIn·fnhablted·· .-.••••• 00577700 Ohar Tangne (28) ··········_·Un·lnhablted·····_······· 00577800 Ol,ar SUll1do (29) ·---·····-··Un·mhablted······ ••••••• 00577900 Ohar "Hung "lal.po (30) ------Iln·lnhablted·------00578000 Dhal LlJngmochhe (31 ) ----·Un-Inhablted------· 00578100 Ohar Tanve (32) ·_-····'t;al-anhabl'ed····--··-···· 00578200 Dhar Mal..pachhe (33) ••••••••••• - Ull·mhablled·······-··--· 00578300 Dhar Pallamo (34) ••• - •• -.-Un·mhablted··· _••••• ---. 00578400 Vhar Thacha~ arpe (35) -·-····Un·lnhablted····.···•••• •• 00578500 Ohar SUI Khud (36) ----Un·mhablted- .----. 00578600 Ohar Nlmalol..sa (37) --·--·Un·mhablled··- -•• -----. 00578700 Ohar Fagdansa (38) •__ •• -. -Un·rnhablled-----···----· 00578800 Ohar Orndl (39) ------·-Un-Inhablted,------0057890C Lo,ar "-has (40/1) 1 1 00579000 Chlchong (40/2) 2 2 00579100 Ohar Pang Kyamo (41) _.- ····Un·mhablted···--···-·- 00579;;'00 Kyamo (42) 00579300 Ohar Latothanmo (43) .-.-. ·-···Un·mhabllnd·-····----·..., 00579400 Hansa (44) I I 00579500 Ohar Soksa (45) --_··_··Un·mhablled······-··--· • 00S7~600 io..)illO (46) 00$79700 Ohar Tnm~a Kurl..ur (4i) -.-. ------Un-.nhabrted------· - 00579800 Ohar Pal dar (48) .-. ··--·Un·,,'hablted·-······· • 00'\79900 Dhar Pangmo (49) ••••••····-Un·1I hdblted-··_·····.. 00:>80000 Dhar GhlUndl (SO) .- --Un·lnhablted-······-.... 00580100 Hal (51) IS IS 13 13 2 2 00580200 Pangmo II..has (5211) 13 6 7 12 S 7 00580300 Jugnlothang (52/2) ••••• ···--Un·rnhabllc:d·············· 005804UO Chll1!;!,lar (5~/3) .-.- ···---·Un-rnhabltecl·--··-·····--

240 PF-.IMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT CENSUS ABSTRACT SPltl of mar~mal workers Location Household mdust!l: workers Other workers Non-workers Name ofYlllage (with code Persons Males Feml!les Persons Males Females Persons Males Females I-iadbast No In brackets~ number 50 51 52 53 54 5<; 56 57 58 2 27 6 21 289 123 166 4.778 2.275 2.503 SPltl (Total) 0002 27 6 21 289 123 166 4.778 2,275 2,503 Spitl (Rural) 0002 Spill (Urban) 0002 Spill (Rural) ------Un-lnhablleJ------Ohar Sajam (I) 00575000 ------Un-Inhablted------Ohar Chharp Samba (2) 00575100 ------Un-Inhablted------Ohar Lagml Chhuml~ (3) 00575200 ------Un-Inbat-Itcd·------Ohar Gompa (4) 00575300 ------Un-Inhabllcd------Ohar Chhomo (5) 00575400 ------Un-mhalllled------Ohar Talshan (6) 00575500 ------·Un-Inhablted------Ohar Lamaguru (7) 00575600 --·---··--·Un·lnhablted···-····-··· Ohar Umnag (8) 00575700 ·---·------·Un·lnhabltcd--·-····-··-·- Ohar SPill Sarchu (9) 00575800 ------Un-I 'habJled------.- Dhar Pangn ( 10) 00575900 -----·---·--·Un-Inhabltcd------········ Ohar Kabzlma Gyapma ( II) 00576000 ----·--·-·-Un-mhablted---···-- Ohar Ohalar ( 12) 00576100 ----·····---Un·lnhabltcd----·-··- Ohar ChhumJar (13) 00576200 ------···Un-mhablted·------·--· Ohar Sar Mano (14) 00576300 ------·--Un-mhablted---·--····-· I.Jhar I(urp R ~veru (15) 00576400 ------··Un-mhablted-····-----·-· Ohar Tho ChI-ungar! (t 6) 00576500 ------Un-Inhablted------Ol.ar Rlchheso (17) 00576600 ------··--Un-mhablted------··· Oh~r Pan~vo (18) 00576700 ------IJn-lnhablted··----·--··-·· Ohar OJgJul (19) 00576800 ------··lln-Inhablted--·---·------Ohar Malung Samdo (20) 00576900 ------··--Ur.-Inhablted--·--·---···-· Ohar Lunger (21) 00577000 --·--···-··Un-Inhablted---·- Ohar Nmlademo (22) 00577100 ------·-----Un·lnhablled--·---·----·-· Ohar Rllosar (23) 00577200 ---··----·-Un-Inhablted------·-·---- Ohar uOjam G}apna (24) 00577300 ------·--·Ur.-Inh!lblted---···------Ol'ar Dojam (25) 00577400 ------·-----Un-Inhablted-·-·--·-----· [)har Nljom (20) 00577500 ---·------Un mhabncd------Ohar Kabjlma (27) 00577600 ------Un-Inhablted------·------Ohar Tangne (28) 00577700 ------·-··-Un-Inhablled-··--·------· Ohar Sumdo (29) 00577800 ------·--·---Un·lnhabltcd------··----· Ohar Vltung Nalpo (30) 00577900 --·------····Un-lOhabltcd····-··------· Ohar Lungmochhe (31) 00578000 ----poUr mhablted------····--- Ohar Tanve (32) O(lqgIOO --- --··--Un-lOhabned------Ohar MaJ..pachhe (33) 00578200 ----·----Un-Innablted----- Ohar Pallamo (34) 00578300 ------····-Un·lnhabllcd-··-----···-· Ohar Thachal..arpo (15) 00578400 ------Un·lnhablted·--·--- Ohar Sltl Khud (36) 00578500 -·------··-Un-mhablted---··- Ohar NlmaloJ..sa (37) 00578600 ----···~-·-Un-Inhabltcd·-·-····-- Ohar Fagcl:msa (38) 00578700 ------Un-lOhablted-·----·--·--- Ohar Omdl (39) 00578800 I I 101 46 55 Losar Khas (4011 ) 00578900 59 23 36 Chlchong (4012) 00579000 - --·---··--·Un-mhablled------.------Ollar Pang Kyamo (41) 00579100 47 20 27 Kyamo(42) 00579200 ------····--Un-Inhablted---·--- Ohar Latothanmo (43) 00579300 104 48 56 Hansa (44) 0057Y400 ------····Un-Inhablted---··----·---- Dhar Salsa (45) 00579500 57 30 27 Kyalo (46) 00579600 -·------·-·-Un-Inhablted--·-----·-·· Ohar Tamba Kurlur (47) 00579700 --- --·-·-Un-mhablted------. Ohar Paldar (48) 00579800 _.- --·--Un·lnhablted·-·--·-· Ohar Pangmo (49) 00579900 ··------·Un·mhablted------Ohar Ghlundl (50) 00580000 90 38 52 Hal (51) 00580100 67 29 38 Pangmo Khas (S2/1) 00580200 -····-----Un-tnhabltcd------Jugmo\hang (5211) 00580300 ------Un-Inhablted------Chmruar (52/3) 00580400 241 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Ared of Number Total population (tncludlOg Location CD Block! of instItutional and househ:ss PopulatIOn 10 the code Name of Village (\\Ith Village In house- 2°2uJatlOn) aBe-~rou2 0-6 nun ber Hadbast No In bracket~~ ht"ctares hold~ Person~ Males Females Persons Males Females I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 00580500 Dhar Laterse (53) 8230 ------Un-Inhablted------00~80600 Dhar Panya (54) 4,1530 ------Un-mhablted ------00580700 Dhar Farah (55) 1,2450 ------Un-Inhabltcd------(10,80800 Chlcham "'has (56/1) 2380 69 271 123 148 39 21 18 00580900 Ladalcha (56/2) 3900 I 7 7 00581000 Dumley (57) 2340 ---·-----Un-mhabltcd------00581100 Dh8r Chlcham (58) 1,6850 -----Un-Inhabltcd------00581200 Dhar Hal (59) 3610 ------Un-Inhablted------00581300 Dllar Ya"ya (60) 6090 ------Un-lnhabltLd------G0581400 "'Ib~r "'has (61/') 4650 82 295 135 160 56 23 33 00581500 Plh)OOr (61/2) 1680 9 21 10 II 4 3 I 00581600 J...ee (62/1) 4930 59 212 122 90 31 19 12 00'111700 GLttL) (62/2) 1010 7 32 18 14 4 3 I 00581800 Tashl Gang (63) 700 7 31 20 II 5 4 I 00581900 ThlOam (64) 2210 9 40 35 5 00582000 Dhar Lama Chung Chung (65) 6490 ------Un-Inhablted-----·-----·· 00582100 Lang)a (66) 4220 3':; 148 73 75 20 10 10 00582200 Dhar Chhon Chhon Kanghllda 9,4510 -··-·······--Un-Inhablt:d------(67) 00582300 111"3111 (68) I(A 0 34 141 71 70 21 8 13 00582400 J...ouml!.. (69) 1290 17 I' 4 81 33 14 10 4 005l!2500 J...aza J...has (70/1) 2240 186 657 366 291 100 53 47 00,82600 J...aza Soma (7012) 1350 231 706 445 2~1 80 43 37 00582700 J...agll (70/3) 90 I 7 5 2 2 2 00582800 1 ara "'has (71/1) 2220 12 61 32 29 4 2 2 00582900 !)hLgO (71/2) 3500 16 SO 33 47 12 8 4 00583000 Lld"ng (72) 3600 19 99 48 51 15 6 9 COS83100 Dhar Lung Wooh (73) 6,8890 ------Un-Inhablted·-----····---- 00583200 "'euhng (74) 1950 17 79 34 45 9 2 7 00583100 Dhar J...euhng (75) 2,4160 ------·--Un-Inhablted·------.----. 00583400 J...uang J...has (76/1) 173 0 6 24 10 14 3 2 00583500 NeJ..ed (76/2) 161 C ------Un-Inhablled------00583600 Marango Rangan!.. (77/1) 4780 160 553 296 257 70 36 34 005837')0 Yarango Rangan!.. (77/2) 4230 41 185 86 99 25 14 11 00~831!00 "'hun!.. (78) 2740 41 16 .. 85 79 28 :8 10 0058'900 "umlll1g (79) 5130 20 83 40 43 R 4 4 00584000 Morang (80) 3740 7 29 12 17 4 2 2 00584100 Dhar Tumsensha Doksa (81) 7630 ------Un-mhabllcd·------00584200 Dhar Sumhng (82) 10540 ------Un-lOhabltcd------· 00'8·BOO Dhar L31lUlIIduba (83) 6100 ------·Un·lnhabllcd-·------00584.l00 Dhar Ratang (84) 23,979 0 ------Un-Inhabllcd------00~84'00 Dhar Dangdagma (85) 31060 ------Un-Inhablted---·------005846CO Dhar Pmdo (86) 1,4~3 0 ------lln-Inhablted------00584700 Dhar Ula (87) 8,3880 ------Un-Inhablted------005841100 Dhar Jong (88) 22440 ------·---Un-Inhablted-----·------00564900 Chhldang (89) 1070 4 10 3 7 3 3 00585000 Shilling (90) 1030 10 42 19 23 4 2 2 Ou.:-85 100 (luling (<)1) 650 51 171 lOS 66 30 19 00585200 BhaT\a (92) 1220 34 106 91 75 26 10 16" 005~5300 Dhar Chalmg (93) 1,0370 ------Un-Inhabltcd------00585400 Dhar C'"ahau (94) 1,1330 ------Un-Inhablted------0058S~OO J... 'Ill J...ollg (9~) 114 C 8 33 I~ 18 8 2 6 00585600 Uperla Guhng (96) 540 9 38 ,7 21 8 2 6 OO~&5700 "ungn (97) 1780 41 224 ISS 69 3~ 18 17 O(J58SbUO Mlknm ("8) 2B 0 7 22 12 10 2 '- 00585900 Phukchunb (99) 1520 22 35 10 25 00586000 ",.. (100) 1740 9 32 17 15 2 00586100 MlIIsar(IOI) 104 0 3 4 I 3 :10586200 Polole (102) 490 ------lln-mhablled------

242 PRIMARY CENSUS A[3STAACT CENSUS ABSTRACT SPill

SchedlJled Castes EOEuatJon Scheduled Tribes EOEulatlOn Literates Name of Village (with Pers:ms Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Hadbast No In brackets~ 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 2 -----·--Un-mhablled---- Ohar Laterse (53) ··---·-Un-Inhahlted··------Ohar Panya (54) ----Un·mhablled·---- Ohar Farah (55) 20 9 11 246 109 137 165 81 84 Chlcham Khas (56/1) 7 7 7 7 Ladarcha (5612) ----Un-inhablled···----- Oumley (57) ------Un-lnha"ltcd----- Ohar Chlcham (58) ------Un-mlrablled---- Ohar Hal (59) -·····--Un-lOhablted Ohar YaJ..ya (60) 64 34 30 214 89 125 176 98 i8 J<..lber Khas (61/1) 7 3 4 8 3 5 8 5 3 PmJoor (6112) 36 19 I ~ 175 102 73 147 97 50 J<..ee (62/1) 32 18 14 19 14 5 Gettey (6212) 26 15 11 18 13 5 Tashl Gang (63) 18 18 Thmam (64) ------Un-Inhablted------Ohar Lama Chung Chung (65) 16 9 7 126 60 66 92 53 39 Lanrua (66) -----Un·lnhablted·····--··- Ohar Chhon Chhon Kanghllda (67) I 136 66 70 85 55 30 Hlkam (68) 7 4 3 106 76 30 84 67 17 Koumlk (69) 16 9 7 SIS 270 24S 440 273 167 J<..aza Khas (7011) 67 40 27 465 247 218 571 395 176 Kaza Soma (7012) 7 5 2 2 2 Kagtl (70/3) 61 32 29 38 30 8 Lara Khas (7111) 80 33 47 51 :'1 30 ~hego (71/2) 4 2 2 9S 46 49 61 38 23 Lldang (72) ··-········--Un-Inhablted·-··--·-·_·· Ohar Lung Wooh (73) 79 34 45 4~ 29 16 Keuhng(74) ·-···········Un.lnhablted········-···- Dhar Keullng (75) 24 10 14 14 7 7 Kuang Khas (76/1) --········-·Un·lnhablted·----·······-· NeJ..ed (7612) 8 7 442 219 223 397 243 154 Marango Rangarlk (77/1) .6 6 10 153 68 85 120 64 -t6 Y::.;:.ngo Rangarlk (7712) 10 8 2 135 59 76 100 59 41 Khunk (78) 13 4 9 58 24 34 :is 28 27 Sumhng (79) 18 II 17 16 6 10 Morang (80) -·-···--Un·lnhablted-·---··· Ohar Tumsensha Doksa (81) ··········-Un·mhablted-······ ••• -. Ohar Sumllng (82) -·--Un·mhablted Ohar Lamanduba (83) ··--Un·mhablted·· Ohar Ratang (84) Un·mhablted·------Ohar Oangdagma (85) ----Un-mhablted----- Ohar Pmdo (86) Un·mhablted Ohar Ula (87~ ·---·Un·mhablted----·- Ohar Jong (88) 10 3 7 3 3 Chhldang (89) 40 18 22 31 17 14 Shilling (90) 110 61 49 98 6S 33 Gulmg (91) 9 6 .} 128 60 68 87 51 36 BI'arya (92) ·--·····--·Un·lnhablt_d···_·-·-·- Ohar Chahng (93) ···----Un-Inhablted---·---- Ohar Chhau (94) 30 13 17 14 12 ~ J<..ong Kong (95) 37 16 21 21 14 7 lIperla Gullng (96) 9 4 5 139 75 64 147 124 23 J<..ungn (97) 21 II 10 17 10 7 Mlkam (98) 3 2 32 8 24 26 7 19 Phukchung (99) 32 17 IS 15 10 5 Ka (100) 4 3 Mmsar(lOI) ····-·-·-Un·lnhablted Polole (102) 243 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLACE PRIMARY CD Block·

LocdtlOn code Name of ViII are (with illiterates Total workers Mam workers number Hadba~t No m brackets~ Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

00580500 Ohar Laterse (~3) ·············Un·mhablted·············· 00580600 Char Pan\a (54) ·············Un·lnhablted·············· 00580700 Ohar Farah (55) ·············Un·lnhablted·············· 00580800 Cillcham k.has (56/1) 106 42 64 138 70 68 137 69 68 00580900 Ladarcha (56/2) 7 7 7 7 00581000 Dumley (57) --········Un-Inhablted-.·····---··· 00581100 Ohar Chlcham (58) - •••••••••• Un.lnhablted•••••••••• -••• 00581200 Ohar '-Ial (59) ---··········Un·lnhablted········--···· 00581300 Ohar Yal ya \60) ··-·····---Un·lnhablt.:d·············· 00581400 Klber Kh~s (t III) 119 37 82 167 78 89 167 78 89 C0581500 PmJoor (6112) 13 5 8 16 7 9 16 7 9 005816(l0 k.ee (62/1) 65 25 40 84 48 36 72 43 29 00581700 Gette} (62/2) 13 4 9 17 8 9 16 8 8 0058130\) Tashl Gang (63) 13 7 6 19 13 6 1.8 12 6 0()~81900 Th1l11111 (64) 22 17 5 35 33 2 35 33 2 00582000 Ohdr Lama Chung Chung (65) ·~·····-····Un·lnhablted········-·-··· 00582100 I un&ld (66) 56 20 36 71 36 3~ 49 26 23 00~82:'00 Dhar Chhon Chhon k.an:?lulda ·············Un·lnhabl.ed·············· (67) 0058?300 HI"am (68) S6 16 40 71 42 29 46 30 16 00582400 k.ouml" (69) 30 14 16 33 17 16 33 17 16 00582500 Kaza k.hdS (701 I ) 217 93 124 373 228 145 373 228 145 00582600 KaZ3 Soma (70/2) 135 SO 85 450 321 129 448 320 128 00~82700 k.agtl (7013) 5 3 2 4 2 '} 4 2 2 00582800 Lara k.has (7111) 23 2 21 24 II 13 24 II 13 ')0582900 Shego (71/2) 29 12 17 33 15 18 33 IS 18 00583000 Lldang (72) 38 10 28 40 19 21 40 19 21 005&3100 Ohar Lung Wooh (73) ·---·······Un·lnhablted·········-·--· 00583200 k.e'lllllg (74) 34 5 29 33 19 14 33 19 14 00583300 Ohar k.eulmg (75) -·-----····-Un·lnhablted·············· 00583400 I\.uang I\.has (7611 ) 10 3 7 13 6 7 13 6 7 00583500 Ne"ed (7612) -······-··Un·,nhablted··········-·- 00583600 Marango Rangarl" (77/1) 156 53 103 266 151 115 266 151 115 00583700 Yarango Rangan" (77/2) 65 22 43 98 43 55 98 43 55 00583800 k.hun" (78) 64 26 38 96 53 43 95 53 42 00583900 Sumllllg (79) 28 12 16 53 30 23 51 29 22 00584000 Morang (80) 13 6 7 18 9 9 18 9 9 00584100 Ohar TUl1lsensha Do"sa (81) ····-·······Un-Illhabited ••••••••••••• 00584200 Ohar SUl1lhng (82) ·············Un·lnhablted···-········· 00584300 Ohar Lamanduba (83) ···-·-··-Un·lnhablted····· •••• -.-•• 00584400 Ohar Ratang (84) ·············Un·lnhablted·············· 00584500 Ohar Oangdagl1la (85) ····-·-······Un·lnhablted·············· 00584600 Ohar Pllldo (86) ·············Un·lnhablled··.··-······· 00~84700 Olm Ula(87) ········-----lln·lnhablled·············· 00'84800 OhM long (88) ·············Un·lnhablletl••••• -.-··•••• OO~84900 Chili dang (89) 7 7 6 2 4 6 2 4 00585000 ~llIlhng (90) II 2 9 21 9 12 16 8 8 00585100 GJlmg(91) 73 40 33 105 69 36 98 63 35 00585200 Bharya (92) 79 40 39 107 64 43 94 59 35 00585300 Ohar Chahng (93) ·············Un·lnhablled···········-·· 00'i8QOO Ohar Chhau (94) ········-····Un·lnhablled··--··-······- 0058'500 1\.001g Kong (95) 19 3 16 II 7 4 8 6 2 00585600 Uplrla (Juhng (96) 17 3 14 22 9 13 18 9 9 00'i8'i700 I\.ungn (97) 77 31 46 80 53 27 60 47 13 OOS8S800 MI"OI11 (98) ~ 2 3 II S 6 II 5 6 (J()$~f<)OO I'hul..chun!;(99) 9 3 6 20 5 l'i 17 5 7 (JO~8l.000 k:ll (100) 11 , 10 18 9 9 11 9 8 t>tl~IIUll1ll Mlilallt\llll) .. 1 :I .. 1 .) .. 3 OO~1I620() PololC:CI(2) ·············Un·inllablted••••• ···-•••••

~44 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT CENSUS ARSTRACT SPill Industrial cate&0!i: of mam workers Household mdustry Cultivators AI~pculturallabourers workers Other workers Name of Village (with Per~on~ Mdles Females Persuns Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Female5 Hadbast No In brackets) 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 2 ·····-·······Un·lnhablted···-·····-···- Dha! Laterse (53) --··--···-··Un·lnhablted··-···-······ Dha! Panya (54) -··-·--·--Un·lnhablted-----···-- Dhar Farah (55) 108 54 54 3 I 2 9 9 17 ..... 3 Ci,lO_ham Khas (5611) 7 7 Ladarcha (56/2) ·----··-Un-Inhablled---···--·-- Dllmley (57) ---Un·mhablted Dha! Cillcham (58) ··-·----·-Un·lnhablted-·--··-· Dhar Hal (59) ·-·-····--··Un·lnhablted----·--- Dhar Yal..ya (60) 139 .:;s 84 78 23 5 ";:Iber Khas (6111) I~ 6 9 I I PIOJoor (61/2) 34 10 24 38 33 5 k.ee (62/1) II 4 7 5 4 I Gettev (62/2) II 6 7 7 Tashl Gang \63) 35 B 2 Tl,mam (64) ---··------··Un-Inhablted------·- Dhar Lama Chung Chung (65) 36 17 19 13 9 4 LangJa (66) ---·-···-··Un-Inhablled··--·---··· Dhar Chhon Chhon Kangbllda (67) 29 1':; 14 17 15 2 Hlkam (68) 28 13 15 5 4 1 k.oumll.. (69) 16 8 8 357 220 137 Kaza Khas(701l) I I 447 320 127 Kaza Soma (7012) 3 2 I I Kagtl (7013) 6 18 6 12 Lara k.has (71/1) 33 15 18 Shego (7112) 39 18 21 Lldan!; (72) ·----···-··Un·lnh3blted-··------Dhar Lung Wooh (73) 33 19 14 Keulmg (74) -·-···-···--·U n-I nhab Ited---···-----·· Dhar k.eullng (75) 13 6 7 KuaJ'g Khas (7611) --·-·--·-Un-Inhablted···-·--···- Nel..eJ (7612) 88 19 69 I I 177 131 46 Marango Rangafll.. (7711) 61 18 43 37 2S 12 Yarango Ranganl.. (77/2) 47 13 34 2 2 45 38 7 k.hunk. (78) 26 I) 17 25 20 5 Sumhng (79) 9 g 8 7 Morarg(80) ------Un-mhab'ted-- Dhar Tumscnsha Doksa (81) ··--·--Un-Inhablted- _. Dhar Sumhng (82) ----·····-Un-Inhablted··----- Dhar Larnanduba (83) ------Un-Inhablted----- Dhar Ralang (84) ·---·Un-Inhablted-··--- Dhu Dangdagma (8S) -·--·-Un·lnhabllcd·--- Dhar Pmdo (86) ··-----Un·mhablted-·----- Dhar Ula (87) ·-·-··----Un-Inhablted·----·-··--- Dhar Jeng (88) 3 2 I 2 I Chhldang (89) 6 I 5 10 7 3 Shlllmg(90) j,9 10 19 69 53 16 Guhng(91) 55 27 28 37 32 5 Bharya (92) ------Un-Inhablled-----·-- Dhar Chahng (93) ·-·--Un-mhabuc:d-··-- DharChhau (94) 8 6 2 Kong Kong (95) 10 7 3 2 2 6 2 4 UperJa Guhng (96) 22 16 6 14 12 2 24 19 5 Kungn (97) 2 I 4 I 3 5 3 2 Mll..am (98) 3 2 1 3 3 6 3 3 Phu"chung (99) 9 6 3 6 5 2 2 Ka (100) 3 3 Mmsar ('01) ---··---·Un-mhablfed·-·-·---- - Polole (102) "I"'" I')ISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block- Industrial cateE0!l: Location cod'! Name of Village (with ~ar~lnal workers Cultivators A~ncultural labourers number Hadba<;t No 10 brackets) Persons ~ales Females Persons ~ales Females Persons ~ales Females 2 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 00'180500 Ohar Lalerse (53: ------·-····Un-Inhablled··········---- 00~80600 Ohar Pan}a (54) ····--·--·-·Un·mhablted--·-·-·· -.-. 00580700 Ohar Farah (55) ·-·---···Un-Inhabtled·------·····- 00580800 Chleham "has (56/1) 00580900 Lads. eha ('16/2) 00581000 Olunk) ('i7\ ------··-···Un-Inhablled·---····-·-·-- 00581100 Uhar Chleham (58) ·------····-Un·lnhablted--··-···----·- 00581200 Ohar Hal (59) --·-····Un mhablted·-··---··--·- 00,81100 Dhar Yah a (60) ··------Un-Inhablled····------·- 00;81400 "-Ibc: ... "-has (61/1) 00581500 PmJoor (6112) 0058 I llOO "-ee (62/1) 12 5 7 5 4 00581700 Gettcy (6212) I 00581800 Tashl Gang (63) 00581900 Thmam (64) 00582000 Ohar Lama Chung Chung (65) --······Un-mJ-ablted····-·--·--··· 00582100 Langja (66) 22 10 12 17 5 12 00582200 tJhar Chhon Chhon Kanghllda ----·······-Un-Inl>ablted----·--···-· (ll7) 0058:300 HI"am (68) 25 12 13 2':; 10 13 00582400 !\.OUI1\I" (69) 00582500 "az~ "-has (7011) 00'82600 "-a 7.8 Soma (7012) 2 2 00582700 "-agll (70/3) 00582800 Lara "'nas (71/1) 00582900 Shego (7112) 005113000 Ltdang (72) 00583100 Ohar Lung Wooh (73) ····------··Un-Inhablted·····----·--- 00'i1l32uO Jleullrg (74) 00583300 Ohar "'c:ullllg (75) -··--·····--Un·lnhablted··------·-··-- 00583400 ""'ang "'has (7611) 005!13500 N~"~'" (76/2) ·-··-----····Un·lnhabll'd·-·····-----·· 00583600 Marango Rangar." (77/1) 00583700 Yarango Rallgank (770.) 00583800 "'hun" (78) I I I 00583900 ~umltllg (79) 2 'I 2 00584000 Moran~ (110) 00584100 L>har TUin-en.ha [Jo"Sa (81) ·····-·--Un-Inhablled··--·--·-·· 00584200 Ohar Sumllng 182) ------Un-mhablled------00584300 Dhar Lamandubn (83) -Un·lnhablted------·---- 00584';00 Ohar Raldng (84) -----Un·lnhablted------00584500 Dhar Oangdagma (85) -----·----Un·lnhablted-----.----- 005846()0 Dhar Pmdo (86) ------Un-mhablted------00584700 Ohar IJla (87) ---Un-mhablted----- 00584800 Oh.1r long (88) -·------Un-Inhabllcd------00584900 Chili dang (89) 00585000 Shlllmg (90) 5 I 4 00585100 Guhng(91) 7 6 I 00585200 Bharya (92) 13 5 8 00585300 Ohar Chaltng (93) -----··----Un-Inhablted------00'185400 Ohar Chh .. u (94) ------Un-Inhabltcd------00585500 I<..ong Kon!! (95) 3 2 00585600 Uperla Guhng (96) 4 4 3 3 00585700 I<..ullgn (97) 20 6 14 3 3 3 3 00585800 MI"am (98) 00585900 PhuJ..chung(99) 8 8 00586000 "'a (100) 00586100 Mm~ar(lOI) 00586200 Polole (102) ----·---Un·lnhablted------246 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT CENSUS ABSTRACl Spill

of mar~tnal workers Location Household mdustry workers Other workers Non·workers Name of Village (with code Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Ml\les Females Hadbast No In bracketsl number 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 2 I ·············Un·lnhablted····-·_.·•• • Dhar Laterse (53) 00580500 ••••••.. ·-·Un·lOhablted······-······ Dhar Panya (54) 00580600 ·············Un·lOhablte.:l·-··········· Dhar Farah (55) 00580700 I I 133 53 80 Chlcham Khas (5611) 00580800 Ladarcha (5612) 0058WOO ···········-Un·lOhablled-······ Dumley (57) 00581000 ·············Un·lnhablted·············· Dhar Chlcham (58) 00581100 ··········-·Un·mhabned,·········· •• Dhar I-Jal (59) 00581200 ·············Un·lnhabltc:d·········-··· Dhar Ydlya (60) 00581300 128 57 71 Klber Khas (6111) 00581400 5 3 2 PIOJoor (6112) 00581500 5 4 128 74 54 Kee (6211) 00581600 1~ 10 5 Gettey (6212) 00581700 12 7 5 Tashl Gang (63) 00581800 5 2 3 Thlllam (64) 00581900 ·············Un·rnhabrled·············· DhM Lama Chung Ch'jng (65) 00582000 5 ) 77 37 40 LangJa (66) 00582100 ·············Un·lnhabttcd·············· Dhar Chhon Chhon Kanghtlda 00582200 (67) 2 2 70 29 41 Htlam (68) 00582300 81 64 17 Koumtl (69) 00582400 284 138 146 Kaza Khas (7011) 00582500 256 124 132 Kaza Soma (7012) 00582600 3 3 Kagtl (70/3) 00582700 37 21 16 Lara Khas (7111) 00582800 47 18 29 Shego (7112) 00582900 59 29 30 Lldang (72) 00583000 ··········-Un·tnhabtted·····-_····· OhM Lung ,"ooh (73) 00583100 46 15 31 Keultng (74) 00583200 ...... ·.Un·tnhabtted-······· ..... Dhar Keultng (i5) 00583300 II 4 7 Kuang Khas (76/1) 00583400 ·······-····Un·tnhabtted--··--· Neled (7612) 00583500 287 14~ 142 Ma-ango Ran~an" (77/1) 00583600 87 43 44 Yarango Ranganl. (77/2) 00583700 68 32 36 Khunk' (78) 00583800 30 10 20 Sumltng(79) 00583900 II 3 8 Morang (80) 00584000 ·········-··Un·tnhabtled··········-·· Dhar Tumsensha Do!,.sa (81 ) 00584100 ····.····-Un·tnhablled-··-····-· Dhar Sumltng (82) 00584200 ··········-Un·tnhahllc:d-·_·-···· Dhar Lamanduba (83) 00584300 -·······-Un·tnhabttc:d-·········· Dhar Ratang (84) 00584400 ········-Un·tnhabtted·····-_····· Dhar Danj!dagma (85) 00584500 -·····-·Un·tnhabned-·-··-- Dhar Ptndo (86) 00584600 ·········--Un·tnhabtted----- Dhar Ula (87) 00584700 ·············(JII·lllhabJtell--·····-·· Dhar Jons (88) OC:8~~CO 4 I 3 Chhldang (89) 00584900 5 I 4 21 10 II Slltlhng (90) 00585000 7 6 I 6b 36 30 Guhng (91) 00585100 13 5 8 59 27 32 Bharya (92) 00585200 •••••••••• ..·Un·'nhab'lcd-··-····· Dhar Challng (93) 00585300 ·············Un·mhabnc:II·············· Dhar Chh~ J (94) 00585400 2 I I 22 8 14 Kong Kong (95) 00585500 I I 16 8 8 Uperla Guhng (96) 00585600 14 6 8 144 102 42 Kungn (97) 00585700 II 7 4 M,I.am (98) 00585800 7 7 15 5 10 Phul..chung(99) 00585900 14 8 6 Ka(IOO) 00586000 Mmsar(IOI) 00586100 ······--Un·tnhabtted Polole (102) 00586200 247 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE P1UMARY C C Block- Area of Number Total populallon (mcludmg Location CD BloclJ of mstltUllonal and house less Population m the code Name of Village (with Village In house- eOEulallon) ase-srouE 0-6 number Iladbast No In bracJ...ets~ hectares holds Persons Males Females PeCS0!l$ Mnle~ C&U!l I!11" 1 % 3 4 S A 7 8 9 to 6038&)00 OHiir kidul (IOl) 7.1~7 0 ----Un-Inhabited------00586400 Dhar Geehang ( I 04) , 3940 ------Un-Inhablted------00586S00 RBJgaon ( 10:;, 111.0 10 II \I a 00'86600 Sagnam (10611 ) 1260 81 36' 169 19b 56 25 31 00586700 Tnl..shan (106/2) 1440 4 1 4 3 00586800 Shal..lan (I 06/3 ) 1200 I 2 I I 00586900 Chhango Thango (I 06/4) 450 4 7 2 5 00587000 Ohar Tisang (107) 3,4530 ---Un-Inhablted------005871_00 Ohar Rajgaon (108) 5~6 0 ---Un-mhablted------00587200 Ohar Changlung (I 09) 12"10 ------Un-mhablted------00587300 Dhar Togseluganwa (II 0) 2,2950 ------un-anhabllcd------00587400 Ohar Thango (III) 88890 ------Un-Inhablled------00~87500 Ohar "'ham en gar (112) 9,8400 ----Un-Inhablled------00587600 Ohar Oev~a (113) 71740 ------Un-mhablled-----·------00587700 Ohar Noor (114) 86490 ------Un-Inhablled------00587800 Ohar J....llung (115) 4,7280 ----Un-Inhablted------00587900 Ohar Lal..hang (116) 3,9830 ------Un-mhabued------00588000 Ohar Th"gpat (117) 6,5980 ------Un·mhablted-·------00588100 Ohar Son pat (118) 3,3080 ------Un·lnhablted--·--·-·-- 00588200 Ohar Chho Chho Dam (119) 2,1570 •• -- ---Un·lnhablted---·------00588300 Ohar Chhoral.. (120) 5,1530 ----Un·lnhablted------00588400 Ohar Tegvaldar ( 121) 4,5790 ----Un·mhablled-··-·-·--·- 00588500 Ohar Mahavaldar (122) 4,3050 ---Un·mhablted·······--·· 00588600 Ohar )II.valdar (123) 2,9690 -----Un-mhabtted-·------00588700 Ohar Larang ( 124) 2,1570 ----Un·mhabtted·····---·· 00588800 Ohar Tarpal.. (125) 2,0970 ·--·-·-Un·mhablted··- -••• -- 00588900 Shan (126) 19: 0 3 4 3 I 00589000 Ohar Sarval (J27) 1,6110 ······--·-Un·lnhabltet.l···---···----· 00)89100 Mud (128/1) 780 44 177 88 89 39 19 20 00589200 Pharl..a (128/2) 860 6 II 7 4 00s'J9300 Ktlmoor (128/3) 810 00589400 Ohar Pllsur (129) 21140 ··-···-······Un·mhalucd---··----····- 00589500 Tchng (130/1) 1440 34 163 86 77 24 12 12 00589600 Pllsur (130/2) 1180 ····_···--Un·mhabllcd-· -•••••• -.-. 005119700 Chamlmg (l31) 370 2 8 2 6 I 00589800 Haronaro (132) 290 2 5 2 3 00589900 Ohar Mallam (133) 1,8690 -----Un-mhablted------00590000 Ohar Jamaro (134) 1,2820 -- ---~:1-tnhablted------00590100 Ohar Seehm (135) 2,2210 -···---·Un·lnhablted····--·--··· 00590200 Ohar Turwand (136) 4,0940 Un·mhabllcd--···---· 00590300 Ohar Smsa (137) 3,1190 ----Un·mhabued·-----···-- 00590400 Oharyansa (138) 610 2 5 2 3 00590500 Phlka (139) 160 ·-····--·Un·lnhabllcd--······---- 00590600 Ohar Charmoa (140) I,Q85 0 ---Un·lnhablted----···- 00590700 Todnam (141) 650 15 67 38 29 14 6 8 00590800 Khar (142) 3610 24 106 54 52 20 10 10 00590900 Ohar Maglmg (143) 7400 ···--·-··-Un·lnhabltcd-··-----·--··- 00591000 Ohar Lalung (144) 1,2670 ···-····-···Un·lnhabltcd·····--······· 00591100 Oul (145) 2000 ·---·Un·lnhabltcd·-··-····-·- 00591200 Tangll Kogma (14611) 3070 19 97 53 44 19 10 9 00591300 Tangt. Yogma (14612) 1480 22 97 53 44 18 II 7 00591400 Ohar Phua (147) 21580 ---Un·mhabned-····---· 00591500 Ohar LungJe (148) 706'; 0 ·-···-··-··Un·lnhablled--·-···---·- 00591600 Ohanl..har ( 149/1 ) 6430 82 319 18" 137 45 I. 30 00591700 Shushna ( 14'l!2) 960 10 23 16 7 3 2 I 00591800 Sllul.. (149/3) 700 6 21 8 13 3 I 2 00591900 Shlchhng (149/4) 1260 54 161 107 54 24 16 8 00592000 Newpur (149/5) 100 1 4 2 2 00592100 Samhng (149/6) 2400 2 7 5 2 248 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT CEN::,US ABSTRACT SPill

Scht:dllied Ca'te~ EOEllallon Scheduled Trtbes EOEulatlOn Literates Name of Village (With Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Hadbast No 10 brackets) II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 2 •__ •• ···Un·lnhablled---···· Ohar Kldul (103) ······-···-Un·lnhablted··-·-······· Ohar Gechang ( I 04) II 9 2 9 8 I RaJgaon (105) 9 3 6 339 152 187 199 113 86 Sagnam (106/ I) 7 4 3 6 4 2 Tal..shan (10612) :2 I I I Sha!..lan (106/3) 7 2 5 Chhango Thango (10614) ··--·Un·mhablted· Ohar Tisang (107) ·_···--··Un·lnhablted··--·- Ohar Ralgaon (108) ···-·---·Un·mhablted····-·--·- Ohar (. hanglung ( I 09) ·············Un·lnhablled·········_- Ohar Togseluganwa (110) ·············Un·lnhablted····-··_-· Ohar Thango ( III ) ···-········Un·lnha!>lted········_··- Ohar Khamengar ( 112) ·············Un·lnhablted-·--·-- Ohar Devsa (113) ---···Un·mhablted-·-·- Ohar Noor (114) ····---·Un·lnhablted-·-··_·- Ohar '

LocatIon code Name of Village (wIth illIterates Total worlers MaIO worlers number Hadbast No 10 brackets) Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Femal!s I 2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 00586300 Dhar Kldul (103) -····---··Un·lnhablted·--·-·-_·- 00586400 Dhar Gechdng ( 104) ·---·-Un·lnhablted--···-··- 00586500 Ra)gaon (105) 2 I 9 7 2 9 7 2 00586600 Sagnam ( I 06/1) 166 56 110 198 97 101 158 90 68 00586700 Takshan (I 06/2) I I 5 4 I 4 4 00586800 Shaklan ( 106/3) I I 2 I 1 I I 00580900 Chhango Thango (106/4) 6 .:: 4 6 2 4 6 2 4 00587000 Dhar Tlsang (107) -·.-•• -.·-Un·lnhablted-··--·-··.-· 00587100 Dhar RaJgaon (108) ··-·-·-·-·Un·lnhabned·-·····--···- 00587200 Dhar Changlung (109) ·------Un-Inhablted------00587300 Dhar Togseluganwa (110) -··---Un-Inhablted--·----·· 00587400 Dhar Thango (III ) --·---Un·rnhablted--·-··-- - 00581500 Dhar Khamengar (112) .- -·-·--Un·mhablted·--···--·· 00587600 Dhar Devsa ( 113) •• --. ···-Un·rnhablted-····-···-· 00587700 Dhar Noor (114) •• - -··-···Un·rnhablled·············· 00587800 Dhar Ktlung ( 115) ----Un-mhablled----- 00587900 Dhar Lakhang ( 116) -·-··-·--·--Un-Inhablted.--•• ·-----· 00588000 Dhar Thngpat (117) ··--·-·-·---·Un·lnhablted--·····-···-- 00588100 Dhar Sonpat (118) ···-··-··-···Un·mhablted·-······--··· 00588200 Dhar Chho Chho Dam (119) ···-·----·-Un·lnhablted--···-·· 00588300 Dhar Chhorak (120) -··-····-·Un·lnhablted-·--······ 00588400 Dhar Tegvaldar (121) ------Un-Inhablled---·----- 00588500 Dhar Mahavaldar (122) ··--·----Un-Inhablted---·-·--· 00588600 Dhar Jlk,aldar 023) ---·-·-----Un-Inhablted···-···-····- 00588100 Dhar Larang ( 124) ·-·····--·-Un-Inhablted--··--·----- 00588800 Dhar Tarpak (125) ------Un-Inhablted------00588900 Shan (126) 2 4 3 I 4 3 00589000 Dhar Sarval ( 127) ·------Un·lnhahlted·-·-·------00589100 Mud (128/1) 104 42 62 66 51 15 57 50 7 005 RO :!(l(l Pharka (I 28/2} 6 ~ 3 8 6 2 6 5 I 00589300 Kllmoor (128/3) I I I I 00589400 Dhar Pllsur (129) ·------Un-Inhablted------00589500 Tehng (130/1) 74 32 42 52 43 9 51 43 8 00589600 Pllsur (130/2) ------Un-Inhabllcd------00589700 Chamhng (131) 5 I 4 2 2 2 2 00589800 Haronaro (132) 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 00589900 Dhar Mallam (133) ------·-----Un-Inhabltcd··------00590000 Dhar Jamaro (134) -·_------Un-.nhablted------·------00590100 Dhar Sech In (13 <;) ------··Un·lnhablted·-·-·--···--- 00590200 Dhar Turwand (136) ----Un·mhabltcd 00590300 Dhar Smsa (137) ------·---Un-Inhablted-····----·--·· 00590400 Dharyansa (138) 5 2 3 2 2 2 2 00590500 Phlka(.39) ---·------Un-Inhablted------·---- 00590600 Dhar Charasa ( 110) ·--·-·----Un-tnhablted----··----· 00590700 Todnam (14-1) 33 I ~ 18 44 28 16 25 23 2 00590800 Khar (142) 43 13 3u 57 29 "8 25 23 2 00590900 Dhar Maglmg (143) -·--·--·-···Un·lnhablted------00591000 Dhar Lalung (144) -··------Un-Inhablted--·-·--·----- 00591100 Dul (145) ------·Un-Inhablted---·----·---- 0059[200 Tangu Kogma (146/1) 39 16 23 48 26 22 34 22 12 00591300 Tangu Yogma ( 146/2) 38 12 26 52 31 21 2.9 24 5 00591400 Dhar Phua (147) -·------Un-rnhabl.ed------00591500 Dhl!f LUilgje (148) -----·------Un-Inhablted·-·------00591600 Dhankhar ( 149/1) 122 38 84 164 115 49 136 QI 45 OC591700 Shushna (149/2) 14 9 5 17 14 3 17 14 3 00591800 S,[u" (149/3) 10 2 8 10 4 6 8 3 5 00591900 Shlchlmg (149/4) 56 31 ..15 104 79 25 104 79 2' 00592000 Newpur (14915) 3 I 2 2 I I 2 I I 00592100 Samhng (I~9/6) 3 2 I 3 2 I 3 2

250 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

C~NSUS ABSTRACT SPltl

InLustnal cate~0!l: of mam workers Household mdustry Cultivators Asncultural labourers workers Other workers Name of VIllage Person., Male.; females Per'ions Males Females Persons Males Femaks Persons Males Female~ HadbastNo In br 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 3(1 37 38 39 40 2 ······-·····Un·lnhablted·-············ Ohar Kldul (103) ·············Un·mhablted·············· Ohar Gechang (104) 7 2 I I I RaJgaon (105) 109 51 58 48 39 9 Sagnam (106/1) 3 3 I Tal..~han ( I 0612) Shal..tan (106/3) {> 2 .. C'hh8ngo Thango (106 ·---·-Un·IOl,ablted---·- Ohar Tisang (107) ········-···Un·tnhabUed······ ••••••• Ohar RaJ~aon (lOis) ···········-Ur ·,"habl ted·············· Ohar Changlung (109) ·············Un·,nhablll:d·············· Ohar rogs,-luganw8 (I ··----Un·lnhablted·---- Ohar Thango ( III) ·---Un·mhablted----· Ohar Khamengar (112 ····--Un·mhablted----· Ohar Oevsa (113) ·-·--··Un·mhabued···---··· Ohar Noor (114) ··--··-···Un·lnhablted···-···--- Ohar "-Ilung (115) ····---·Un.mhablted·-·-·-·- Ohar Lal..hang (116) ···--·-Un·tnhablted-·-····-· Ohar Thagpat ( 117) ·············Un·lnhablted-·······-··· Ohar Son pat (I 18) ····_·-··Un·lnhablted-···-···· Ohar Chho Chho Dam ···-···-Un·mhabned··---- [lhar Chhoral.. (120) ···----·Un·lnhablted-·····-··- Ohar Tegvaldar ( 121 ) ····_··--Un·lnhablted-···--··- Oh3T Mahavaldar (122 ··--··-·Un·lnhablled-··-·-- Ohar JII.valdar (123) ·······-··-Un·lnhablled·········--· Ohar Larang (124) ·············Un·lnhablled·--···-··- Ohar Tarpal.. (125) 3 2 I Shan (126) Un·mhablted ., Ohar Sarval (127) ..:'l ....l 31 20 18 2 Mud (128/1) 6 5 " Pharla (128/2) I "-Ilmoor (128/3) ••• --.--Un·mhab Iled·····--··· Ohar Pllsur (129) 36 32 4 15 11 4 Tellllg (130/1) ···---Un·mhablted···-··-···· Pllsur (130/2) 2 2 Chamhng ( 13 I ) .t. 2 Haronaro (132) ·······_·-Un·mhablled Ohar Mallam (133) ·····_···-··Un·lnhablted···-········· Ohar J:lmaro (134) ·---·Un·mhabned-······-- Ohar Sechm (135) ·-----·un-mhablled----· DharTurwand (136) ······-·-·-Un·lnhablted··-·--··· Ohar SJrsa (137) 2 2 Oharyansa (138) ···-·---Un·lnhablted··-·--··_· Phll..a (139) ·--·_·-Un·lnhablted·-···-- Ohar Charasa (140) 8 7 17 16 Todnam (141) 14 12 2 10 10 "-har (142) ·········-·Un·lnhablted-·--·_· ~har Maghng (143) •••• •• ·.··-·Un·,llhllbIICd······.·.····· P~!lr I 41hll1i ( 144) ·············Un·ll1habitcd ••• ••••••••••• Oul (145) I;; It 7 al III II '1'1111111 KUlIntll t '''ell) 12 9 3 17 15 2 Tangtl Yogma (14612) ·······~lJn·,nhilllll~"-..·-··.···. Phllr PhUiI (147) ·····_··-·Un·lnhablted··-··--·-· Ohar LunIDe (148) 58 27 31 Q 2 7 69 62 7 Ohanlh.lr (14911 ) 'i 4 I 12 10 2 Shushna ( 14912) 6 5 2 2 SJluJ.. ([49/3) 5 3 2 99 76 23 Shlchlmg ( 149/4) 2 Newpur (149/5) 2 'iamllOg (149/6) 251 DISTRICT CENSU~ HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY . CD Block. Industrial category Location code Name of Village (wuh Marginal workers Cultivators Agricultural labourers number Hadbast No In hrRd.els) Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons M"le~ Females 2 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 00586300 Dhar l\ldul (103) ···-·-·-·Un-Inhablled------ 00586400 Dhar Gechang (104) ------Un-Inhablled------·---- 005~6500 RaJsaon (105) 00586600 Sagnam (106/1) 40 7 33 OO'lSb7UU Tal..shan (106/2) I 00586800 Shal..tan (106/3) I 00586900 Chhango Thango (106/4) 00587000 Dhar Tlsan~ (107) ---.Un-Inhablted~·····-··-·-- 00587100 Dhar Rargaon ( 108) ·-·------Un-r~habrled-·------00587200 Dhar Changlung (109) ------··Un-rnhablled--·-·------00587300 Dhar Togselugan \Va (110) ---Un-mhubued--·--···-- 00587400 Dhar Thango (III) ·----Un·mhablled-----·-· 00587500 Dhar khamengar (112) -··--·----·--Un-rnhabrlcd---·--·----- 00587600 Dhar Devsa (113) -···-··-----Un-rnhabrted-----··---· 00587700 Dhar Noor (114) ----Un·rnhablled---·-·· 00587800 Dhar Kllung (115) ·······--·Un·rnhablh:d------. 00587900 Dhar Lal..harg (116) ------Un·rnhablted------· 00588000 Dhar Thagpal (117) ·--·----Un-rnhabrtcd---·--··-·- 00588100 Dhar Sonpat (I 18) ------Un-Inhablled------00588200 Dhar Chho Chhv Dam (119) ----Un·rnhablted-··------00588300 Dhar Chhoral.. (120) ------Un-rnhablled------00588400 Dhar Tegvaldarf 11.1) ----·-Un-rnhabrled-----·- 00588500 Dhar Mahavaldar (122) ---·-·-Un-rnhablted---·-··-- 00588600 Dhar Jll..valdar (123) ·----Un·rnhabrted------ 00588700 Dhar Larane (124) ------·Un-rnhablled------00~88800 Dhar Tarpal.. (12 ~) ------·---·-Un-rnhabrled------00588900 Shan (126) 00589000 Dhar Sarv~1 (127) ·------·----Un-rnhabrted------00589100 Mud (12811) 9 8 I I 00589200 Pharl..a (128/2) 2 00589300 Kllmoor (128/3) 00589400 Dhar Pllsur (129) ·------·-····Un-Inhabrted·------00589500 Tehng (130 11) 00589600 Pllsur (130/2) -··---·-----Un-rnhabrled------00589700 Chamhng (131 ) 00589800 Haronaro (132) 00589<)00 Dhar Mallam ( 133) --·-----···-Un·lnhabrlcd--··-·------00590000 Dhar J amaro ( 134) -----.-Un·mhabrted-·····------00590100 Dhar Sechlll (135) -····--Un·lnhabrlcd----·--·· 00590200 Dhar Turwand ( 136) ··----Un·rnhabtCed-···-······ 00590300 Dhar Smsa (137) ---···-Un-mhablled---··-·-· 00590400 Dharyansa (138) 00590500 Phll..a (139) -·---·Un·rnhabrted--·-·-- 00590600 Dhar Charasa ( 140) ······--·Un·rnhablled-·-·-- •••• 00590700 Todnam (141) 19 14 321 00590800 khaT (142) 32 26 9 3 6 00590900 Dhar Magllllg (143) --··--Un·rnhabrled--·------00591000 Dhar Lalung (144) -,,-,,--,-,U,l·rnhablled-·--·-·-·-_. 00591100 Dul (145) ·-··_··-Un·rnhabrted---······ 00591200 Tangll Kogma (146/1) 14 4 10 00591300 Tangll Yogma (146/2) 2J 7 16 5 2 00591400 Dhar Phua (147) ····-··Un·lnhabrted·-· 00591500 Dhar Lungje (148) -----Un·lnhablted·--··-··__ 00591609 /Dhanl..har (14911) 28 24 4 2 2 00591760 Shushna (149/2) 00591800 Sllul.. (149/3) 2 00591900 Shlchhng (149/4) 00592000 Newpur (14915) 00592100 Samhng ( 149/6) 252 PRIMARY CE:NSUS ABSTRACT CENSUS ABSTRACT SPit. of marS;lOal workers LocatIOn Hou~ehold mdustr. workers Other workers Nor.·workers Nall'e of Village (With code Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Derso s Males Fl!males Hadbdst No In brackets} number "'0 :d 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 2 I ••• •••••••• -Un.mhablled •• - ••••- •• Ohar K.dul (103) 00586300 ·············Un·.nhab.ted·············· Dhar Gechang ( 104) 00586400 2 2 RaJg~on (I O~) 00586500 40 7 33 167 72 95 Sagnam (106/1) 00586600 I 2 2 fakshan (I U6'2) 00586700 Shaktan (106/3) 00586800 Chhango Thango ( 106/4) 00586900 ·············Un·lnhab.ted·-····-·-- Ohar T.slng (107) 00587000 ··········-Un·.nhab.ted········-···· Ohar RaJgaor ( I 08) 00587100 ···········-Un·mhab.ted··· •••••••••• Ohar Charglung (109) 00587200 ·············Un·.nhab.lcd·············· Ohar Togselugan"a (110) 00587300 ·············Un·.nhab.ted···········-· Ohar Thango (I II) 00587400 ·············Un·. 'hab.ted·······-····· Ohar Khamc-ngar (I 12) 00587500 ·············Un·.rohab.tcd·············· Ohar Oevsa (113) 00587600 •• ··········Un·mhablled·············· Ohar Noor (114) 00587700 ·············Un·.nhab.ted·············· Ohar K.lung (115) 00587800 ·············Un·.nhab.ted·············· OhM Lal.hang ( 116) 00587900 ·············Un·.nhablled·············· Ohar Thagpai (. 17) 00588000 ··········-·Un·.nhab.ted···········-· Ohar Sonpat (118) 00588100 ······.,··-·Un·,nhab,ted·-·--···- Ohar Chho Chho Dam ( 119) 00588200 ············Un·.nhab.ted-······-- Ohar Chhorak (170) 00588300 ·············Un·.nhab.ted·············· Ohar Tegvaldar (121 ) 00588400 ·············Un·.nhab.ted····-······· Ohar Mahavaldar (122) 00588500 ••.••• -··-Un·mhablled·············· Ohar J.kvaldar (123) 00588600 ·········-··Un·.nhab.ted·-·-····-· Dl-ar Larang (124) 00588700 ·············Un·.nhab.ted·-········- Ohar Tarpak (125) 00588800 Shan (126) 00588900 ·············Un·.nhab.ted-········- Ohar Sarval (127) 00589000 5 2 I I III 37 74 Mud (128/1) 00589100 I 3 2 Phar!..a (128/2) 00589200 i<...lmoor (128/3) 00589300 ···········{In·,nnab.leo·············· Ohar p.lsur (129) 00589400 III 43 68 Tehng(130/1) 00589500 ·············Un·.lIhablted·············· Pllsur (130/2) 00589600 6 6 Chamhng (131) 0058y700 3 3 Haronaro (132) 00589800 ·············Un·lnhablted-············ Dhar Mallam (13J) 00589900 ••••••• ·--Un·mhablled-············ Ohar Jarnaro (134) 00590000 ··········-·Un·.nhabll..:d·············· Ohar 300 Rlzmg (15514) 281 0 ···---Un·lnhablted··-···-···· 00593400 Tishu (15515) 130 ····.········Un·tnhablted·············· 005935JO Dhanat- Oamdam (I ~6) 6 (-77 0 ·······-····Un·lnhablted·············· 00593600 Oharsochm (151) 151990 ·····--·-Un·mhablted· ••••••••• -. 00593700 Dhar Dum Bachen (:58) 19,7060 ·····-···-··Un·lnhablted·············· 00593800 Ohar Tat-Img (159) 273870 -···-····-·Un·lnhablted--············ 00593 0 00 Ohar Parang (160) 48,681 0 ····-···-···Un·lnhablted·············· 00594000 DharNusbosamdo(161) 15,9470 -··-·-·-Un·lnhl\blted·············· 00594100 Ohar Chhavigya (162) 4',284 0 ··········-··Un·lnhabitcd·············· 00:94200 I nillng \l.has (163/1) 1600 11 279 141 138 48 27 21 00594300 Phanvt. (16311) 195 0 (0 12 4 8 00594400 klbn (16313) 951) 2 18 7 II 3 3 00594500 Yul Shit-po (163/4) 13 0 -·Ur.·lnhablted-···--······ 00594600 t'hlbut.. Oogn (163/5) 40 ····-··-····Un·lnhablted··--····-····· 00594700 Ollar Chvt..ula «(64) 29,6750 ···--·-··-Un·.nhab.ted-·····-···· 00594800 Ohar Gangchhum' (165) 5,431 0 1 I 00594900 Lmdupdeen (166) 64 0 9 3 6 I 00595000 M,ll1eYogma(167fl) 2270 47 233 (05 (28 34 16 18 00595 (00 "-aiL) (167/2) 3540 4 18 8 10 2 2 0059~200 I ar ((67/3) 3600 ··········-Un·lnhablted·············· 0059;no() Ocgsa (16714) (170 ··········--Un·lnhab.lcd···_·-_·__ ·_-- 00595400 Plyuche (168) 91 0 ·_·-·--Un·lnhablted------· 00595500 Mand.. ogma(169) 5140 31 121 59 62 I ~ 8 7 00595GOO Ohar Gunia (170) 6 5300 ·····-·-Un·lnhabtted·············· 00595"'00 Ohar Mane Rang (171) 66700 ·········--Un·'nhabltcd·············· 00595800 Ohar Pomrang (172) 10,9150 ·--··-Un'lnhablted-··---·····-· 00595900 PO,) (173/1) 1130 57 234 108 126 38 18 20 , 00590000 Pomrang (17312) 193 () u 5 I 1 00596100 Nldang ( I 73/3) 114 0 I. 34 13 21 4 2 2 00596200 Q\lnth (173/4) 82 0 J 14 8 6 6 4 2 00596300 Tabo (174/1) 231 0 197 635 378 257 103 52 ':;1 00)96400 Lapcha (17412) II 0 00596500 Ohar Angla (175) 9,2080 ·····-·-Un-Inhabltc::d-··········· 00596600 Ohar Jhanda Chot-3a (176) 7,3850 ···--·--Un·lnhabltcd-·-···-······· 00596700 Lan(l"/l) 2260 46 170 84 86 28 17 II 005968lJO Duphut.. (17712) 500 005969110 Tlpta «( 77/3) 350 ·--·-Un·tnhablted-············ 00597000 Ohar Chhochhodun ( 178) 8,9000 ----Un·mhablted·············· 00597 (00 Ohar .... argyupa (179) 13 215 0 •••• -. ·-Un·mhablt.·d·············· 00597200 GlpU (180/1) 1850 56 230 136 94 34 22 12 00597300 Llflt (180/2) 450 3 7 5 2 00597400 "un ( 180/3) 52 0 ··-----Un·lnhablted--···-····· 00597500 Hlche (180/4) 430 ·······-··-Un·lnhablted--····_····· 00597600 Hurlll1g (18 () 940 45 160 96 64 16 6 10 O()591700 Dhdf "lIrJ~npa (I 8Z) 10,7880 •.••••••••••• Un· inhab I le(j·············· 00<;97800 "-aumt- (18311) 60 lJ ·····-··-Un·lnllablted·············· 00~9790() Samdo (183/2) 222 (J 26 449 443 6 4 4 m---Un·,nb!lbll\:~.----· ~2.8~~~1~OMOO==.IP.l~hU.'~!.9~~~~t-.m.g.~r;~~~:U=~~~.)_a~, ___wwr~~~~~ "'f'ttM••• .... _ - ta:PP ..-· " - 264 PRhMRY CENSUS ABSTRACT CENSUS ABSTRACT 'iPltl

Scheduled Castes EOEuatlOn Scheduled Tribes EOEulatlOn Literates Name of Village (with Persons Males Females Person~ Males Females Persons Males Females Hadbast No In brackets) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2 ------Un-mhablled------Dhar Nlpll ( I SO) 69 35 34 39 25 14 Rama «"has (IS 1/1) I I lulse Pena ( 15112) 2 2 Tarbole (15113) 7 2 5 Chobrang ( 152/1 ) 2 42 20 22 21 13 8 Lmgll (152/2) 13 6 7 5 3 2 Sanglung (153) 2 2 I I Kunge (154) 4 3 273 137 136 133 77 56 Oemul Khas (155/1) II 6 5 6 4 '2 Gangdo Oemul (155/2) 9 2 7 4 3 Mulche (155/3) ------Un-Inhablted------Rlzmg (155/4) ------Un-Inhablte:d------Tlshu (15515) ------lln-Inhablted------Dharta),. Damdam (156) ------Un-Inhablted------Dharsochm (1':;7) ------Un-Inhablted------Dhar Dum Bachen (158) ------Un-Inhablted------Dhar Ta),.lmg (159) ------Un-Inhablted------Dhar Parang (160) ------Un-Inhabltc..d------·- Ohar Nusbosal11do (161) ------Un-Inhablled------·- Dhar Chhavigya (162) 271 134 137 143 83 60 Lalung Khas (163/1) 12 4 8 I Phanve (163/2) 18 7 II 8 2 6 Klbn (163/3) ------Un-m'lablted·-·-----·- Vul Shl),.po (163/4) ··------Un-Inhablte:d------Phlbu)" Dogn (163/5) ------Un-Inhablted------Dhar Cho),.ula (164) I I Ohar Gangchhuml (165) 9 3 6 4 2 2 Landupdeen (166) 34 16 18 193 84 109 138 76 62 Mane Yogma (16711) 18 8 10 II 6 5 «,.aley (167/2) ------Un·tnhablted------Lar (167/3) ------·---Un·lnhablted------Oogsa (167/4) ------Un·lnhablted------Plyuche (168) 31 15 16 87 43 44 73 41 32 Mane: Kogma (169) ------Un·lnhablled------·- Dhar GunIa (170) ------·Un-tnhabltea------·- Dhar Mane Rang (171) ------Un-Inhablt..d------Ohar Pomrang (172) 26 II I ~ 185 83 11)2 144 83 61 Poh (173/1) 3 2 I 4 3 I Pomrang (173/2) 2 -I 8 22 Q 13 18 8 10 Nldang (173/3) 13 7 6 8 4 4 Qunth ( I 73/4) 32 21 II 407 218 189 427 293 134 Tabo (17411) I • I Lapcha (174/2) ------Un-Inhablted--·------Dhar Angla (175) ------Un·lnhaolted------Dhar Jhanda Cho),.sa (176) 3 2 157 72 85 108 64 44 Lan (17711) I I Ouphul (177/2) ------Un-Inhablte:d--··------Tlpta (177/3) ------Un-tnhablted------·- Ohar Chhochhodun (178) ------Un-mhablted-·--- Ohar Karg}upa (179) 18 8 10 136 64 72 147 102 45 GlpU (18011) 6 4 2 2 2 Lmt (180/2) ·-----Un·lnhablt~d·------·- «,.un (180/3) ··-----Un·lnhablted------Hlche (180/4) 27 9 18 69 35 34 109 80 29 Hurling (181) ·----Un·mhablled--- Ohar KarJenpa (182) ····-···-···Un·lnhablted··------·- Kauml (18311) 23 23 9 8 I 427 424 3 Samdo (183/2) ···-·········Un·lnl ab.led·····--·-···· Ohar Panl!l.auml. (184) 255 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY C DBlock-

LocatIOn code Name of Village (with Illiterates Total workers Mam workers number Hadbast No In b acketsl Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females I 2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 00592200 Dhar Nlptl (150) •••• ·········Un·lnhablled·•• ••••••••••• OOW2300 RdJ11d II.has (I ~ III) 32 12 20 3~ 20 I ~ 29 17 12 00592400 Tuls.: Pena (15112) I I I I I I 00592500 Tarbole (15113) 2 2 2 2 2 2 00592600 Chobrang (15211) 7 2 5 6 2 4 6 2 4 00592700 Cmgll (15212) 25 10 IS 26 12 14 I ~ 10 5 00592800 Sanglung (153) 8 3 .5 8 .5 3 7 4 3 00592900 }.,.unge (154) I 1 2 2 2 2 005Y3(100 DrJ11ulKhas (155/1) 146 65 81 146 77 69 116 67 49 00593100 Gangdo Demul (155/2) 6 3 3 .5 2 4 3 I 00,93200 Mulche \155/3) .5 4 2 I 2 I 00593300 RIZlIlg (15'14) ·············Un·lnhablted············· 00593400 TI'ihu (155/5) --···········Un·lnhablted·············· 00593500 Dhartal- Damdam ( 1'6) ·············Un·lnhablted·············· 00593600 Oharsochm (157) -···········Un·mhablled· ••.•••••• --. 00593700 Ohar Dum Bachen ( 158) ·············Un·lnhablted············-· 00593800 Ohar Tal-hng (159) ······-······Un'lnhablted·············· 00593')00 Ohar Piirang (160) ·····-······Un·lnhablted········-····· 00594000 Dhar Nusbosamdo (161) ·············Un·mhablled······· •••••. 00594100 Ohar Chhavlg)'a (162) -············Un-Inhablted·············- 00594200 Lalung l\.has (163/1) 136 58 78 144 7~ 66 121 71 50 00594300 Phame (163/2) II 3 8 12 4 8 12 4 8 00594400 "'Ibn (163/3) 10 5 5 4 2 2 3 2 0059.500 Vul ~hIJ..po(163/4) ·············Un·lnhablted·············· 00594600 Phlbuk Oogn ( 163/5) - -··-Un·mhablted·-···-··-· 00594700 Ohar Chol-ula (164) ._ •.•• _.- ···Un-lllhablted·-···-······· 00594800 Dhar GangclrhuJ111 ( 165) I 00594900, Landupdeen (166) 5 I 4 6 2 4 , 2 3 0059'\000 Man~ ) ogma (167/1) 95 29 66 123 59 64 77 55 22 00~95JOO "'ale, ( 16712) 7 2 5 10 5 6 5 005952(,0 Lar (167/3) ···-···-··-Un·lnhablted-············ 00595300 Dog,a (167/4) ··········_··Un·'nhablted·-··········· 00595JOO PI} u~he (168) ···-······-·Un·lnhablted··-·····-····- 005':15500 Man~ t-.ogJ11a (169) 48 18 30 62 27 35 46 25 21 00595600 Ohar Gunia (170) ·············Un·lnhablteo·············· 00,95700 Dhar Mane Rang (171) -·-·-·-··Un'lnhablted-· _ •••••• _•. 00'95800 Ohar Pomrang (172) ·--_·-···Un·lnhablted-··········· 0059'900 Poh (17311) 90 2S 6S 107 57 50 91 49 42 OO;9:iOOO Pomrang (173 /2) 2 2 5 4 4 4 00596100 N .da'1g (173/3) 16 5 11 17 6 11 17 6 11 00596200 Qumh (173/4) 6 4 2 5 3 2 , 3 2 0059ti300 I abo (174/1) 208 85 123 348 232 116 279 212 67 00596400 Lapcha (174/2) I I 00596500 Ohar Angld (175) ···-········Un'lnhablted··········_·· 00596600 Ol,ar Jhanda Chol-sa (176) ·············Un·lnhablted·············· OOW6700 Lan (177/1) 62 20 42 100 51 49 68 38 30 00596800 Ouphul.. (177/2) I 00596900 Tlpla (177/3) ·····-···-·Un·lnhablted·············· f)o.;'nooo Dh"r rhhQchhpd!l!] t 11~) ········,····lln·mhnbIlSd····· ...... uomloo IJhur Kar2yupa (119) • __·······Un·lnhabltc:d .. ····-······· 1)O~\l1311(l OIIUIIISll/l) III H 49 149 92 n II~ 1... II 005973~10 Lmt \180/2) S 3 2 5 3 2 I I QOS'J74CO ,"un mOil I ••••• ••••• ••• Ul\.\nhahlte 1...... •...... 005975(,0 Hlche (180/4) •.. • .. ·······Un·inhabll~d· ..••••••••••• oo~97600 Hurhng(181) / ~l 16 3' 110 7S 3~ 74 63 11 {J0~97 ,00 Ohar lI.arJ(.npa (182) ·············Un·lnhablted-········_··· 00597800 l\.aUlnl- ( I !I 31 I,)' -----·Un·lnhablted··-·--···· 00597900 Samdo ( 18312) 22 19 3 441 438 3 440 437 3 00598000 Ollar Pan~"autrll.. ~184) --··--·-·Un-Inhal..lted-······-·-·-

256 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

CENIOIUS ABSTRACT Spltl

Industrial cate~0!l: ofmam workers Household mdustry Cul'lvat<-r<; A!?:rll'''lturall''~ourers workers Other workers Ndllle of Village (" ,,:, Persons Male!> remales Persors Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Female5 Hadbast No m brackets) 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 2 ·-·---·Un·lnhabned·-··-·_· Dhar Nlptl (I SO) 15 Ie ~ 1 4 4 9 7 2 Rama Khas (151/1) I Tulse Pena (15112) 2 2 Tarbole (151/3) 4 2 2 2 2 Chobrang (15211) 1 I 14 10 4 Lmgu (152/2) 5 3 2 I I Sang1ung (153) 2 2 Kunge (154) 80 43 37 7 7 29 24 5 Oemul Khas (15511) 3 2 Gangdo Oemul (15512) 2 Mu1che (15513) ········-·Un·lnhablled•••• ·-······· RlzlOg (15514) ••• •• ••.. •••. Un.lnhablh:d· •• ••••• •••• •· Tlshu (15515) ·······-·-·l!n·lnhablted···--·-· Dhartal.. Darndarn (156) ·-_··-···Un·lnhablled······-···-· Dharsochm (157) ···--·-·Un'lnhablled··-·--- Dhar Dum Bachen (158) ·······-···Un·lnhablled······-···- Dhar Tal..hng (159) ···--·····un·mhdolled·······-- Dhar Parang ( 160) ···-····-Un·mhablted----·· Dhar Nusbosamdo (161) ··-·--Un·mhablted· Dhar Chhavigya (162) 8i 51 36 2 2 6 6 26 20 6 Lalung Khas (163/1) 12 4 8 Phanve (16312) 3 2 Klbn (163/3) ··_····--·Un·lnhablled·--·--· Yul Shll..po (163/4) Un·mhablted·---· Phlbul.. Dogn (163/5) /' ··---Un·mhablted-·- Dhar Chokula (164) Dhar Gangchhuml (165) 3 I 2 2 I Landupdeen ( 166) 4~ 34 II 2 29 20 9 Mane Yogma (16711) 6 5 1 Kaley (16712) •••••• ···-Un·mhablted······--- Lar (167/3) ······---·Un·mhablted- •• -- Dogsa (167/4) ········-·Un·mhabued···· _ •••• Plyuche (168) 33 I ~ 18 13 10 3 Mane Kogma (169) ·············Un·rnhabrted·······_- Dhar Gunia (170) ··---Un·mhabrted··· ._-- Dhar Mane Rang (171 ) ···--·-Un·rnhablled·.. ···-- Ohar Pomrang ( 172~ 23 11 17 63 38 25 Poh (173/') 4 4 Pomrang (17312) 3 3 14 6 8 Nldang (173/3) 3 2 2 2 Qunlh (173/4) 19 7 12 4 3 256 20'2 54 Tabo (17411 ) I 1 Lapcha ( 174/2) ·············Un·lnhablled··········_·· Dhar Angla (1 75) .•••••••••••• , In·mhablted···-····-_· Dhdr lhanda Choksa (176) 28 II 17 I I 39 26 13 Lan (177/1) Duphul.. (17712) -····--·Un·rnhabrled······-- Tlpta {I 77/3) ·········-··Un·rnhablted·.. ·····_- Dhar ri!hochhodun (178) ••·• ..·-····Un·lnhablled·-·······-· Dhar Kargyupa (179) 4 3 81 71 10 Grpu (18011) I Lml (180/2) ·············Un·rnhablled······_······ Kun (180/3) _··-····--··Un·rnhablted·-···--······ Hlche (180/4) 74 63 11 Hurlrng (181) ·············Un·rnhablted·-·--- Ohar KarJenpa (182) ···········-Un·lnhablted·········-··· Kauml.. (181/1) 4 4 436 433 3 Samdo (183/2) ·············Un·lnhabllc:d·············· Dhor ronE"oulnlo. p84~ 257 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT CEN"US ABSTRACT Spit! Industrial cateS0!l: ofmam workers Household mdustry Cultlvat('T~ A~rH'l1ltural bt-ourers workers Other workers Ndme of Village I." ,,:, Persons Males remales Persol's Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Female5 Hadbast No In brackets) 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 2 ------Un-Inhablted------Dhar Nlpll (I SO) 15 Ie I 4 4 9 7 2 Rarna Khas (15111) Tulse Pena (15112) 2 2 Tarbole (151/3) 4 2 2 2 2 Chobrang ( 15211) 1 14 10 4 Lmg!! (15212) 5 3 2 1 Sanglung (153) 2 2 Kunge (154) 80 43 37 7 7 29 24 5 Demul Khas (l 55/1) 3 2 I I Gangdo Demul (15512) 2 Mulchc: (155/3) -----Un-mhablted------Riling (15514) ------Un-Illhabl\ctl------Tishu (155/5) ------l!n-mhablted------Ohana(." Oarndarn (156) ------L'n-Inhablted------Oharsochm (157) ------Un-mhabued------Ohar Dum Bachen (158) ------Un-Inhablled---·--- Dhar Ta"hng (159) ------un-lnhdOlled----·---- Dhar Parang ( 160) ---·--··--Un-Inhablted----·----·· Dhar Nusbosamdo (161 ) -·------Un-Inhablted------Ohar Chhavigya (162) 8; 51 36 2 2 6 6 26 20 6 Lalung Khas (163/1) 12 4 8 Phanve (16312) 3 2 Klbn (163/3) ------·---Un-Inhablled·----- Yul Shl"po (163/4) ----Un-Inhablled----- PhlbuI.. Dogn (163/5) ·------Un-Inhablted------Ohar ChoI..ula (164) Ohar Gangchhuml (165) 3 1 2 2 I I Landupdeen ( 166) ~, 3~ 11 2 29 20 9 Mane Yogma (167/1) 6 ~ I Kaley (16712) --.------Un-mhablted--·------Lar (167/3) ------Un-mhablted------Oogsa(167/4) ------Un-mhablled--- -- Plyuche (168) 33 I ~ 18 13 10 3 Mane Kogrna ( I 69) ------Un-Inhablted-·------Ohar GunIa (170) ------Un·mhablted-.- ---- Dhar Mane Rang (171 ) ------Un-mhablled------Dhar Porn rang (172) 2S II 17 63 38 25 Poh (173/ 1 I 4 4 Pomrang (17312) 3 3 14 6 8 Nldang(173/3) 3 1 2 2 2 Qunth (173/4) 19 7 12 4 3 256 202 54 Tubo (17411) I I Lapcha ( 174/2) ------Un-Inhablted------· Ohar Angla (175) --.------, In-mhab ued--·------Ohdr Jhanda ChoI..sa (176) 28 II 17 I I 39 26 13 Larl (177/1) OuphilI.. (177/2) ------Un-Inhablted------Tlpta (177/3) ------Un-Inhablled------Ohar r"hochhodun (178) ------Un-Inhablted------Dhar Kargyupa ( 179) 4 3 81 71 10 GlpU ( 18011 ) I LlTlt (18012) ------Un-Inhablled------· Kun (180/3) ·------·--Un-Inhabllcd------Hlche (180/4) 74 63 11 Hurling (181) ------·---Un-Inhablted--·--- Ohar KarJenpa (182) ------Un-Inhabltcd·--·----·-···· KaumI.. (111111) 4 4 436 433 3 Samdo (18312) -···········-l1n·lnhabllcd············- Dhar Panl!"aulr:" ~ 184! 257 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI VILLAGE PRIMARY CD Block-

Industnal cate~0!i: Location code Name ofVllla&e (with Mar~lnal workers Cultivators A~nculturar labourers number Hadbast No In brackets~ Persons Males Fl"male" Persons !V:ales Females Persons Males Females 2 41 42 43 44 4S 46 47 48 49 00S92200 Ohar Nlpll (ISO) ------Un-anhablted------00,9"300 Rama "-has (IS III ) 6 3 3 2 I I 00592400 Tulse Pena (151/2) 00592500 Tarbole (151/3) 00592600 Chobrang {I 5211) 00592700 Llllgll (152/2) II 2 9 00592bOO <"angl,mg (I 'i3) I 0059290t "-ungc (I ,4) 00'\9:000 Demul "'has (15511 , 30 10 20 10 9 00593100 Gangdo Demul (155/2) I 00593:00 Mulche (ISS/3) 00S93300 Rlzll1g (155/4) ------Un-lOhablted------00593400 Tishu (IS5/5) ------Un-Inhablted------00593500 Dhartak Oamdam (lS6) ------Un-Inhablted------005~3600 Oharsochll1 (157) ------Un-mhablted------00593700 Uhar Dum Bachen (I ~8) ------Un-Inhablted------00593800 Dhar Tal.lll1g (159) ------U II-Inhab Ited------00593900 Ohar Parang (160) ------LJn-lnhablted------00594000 Dhar Nusbosamdo (161 ) ------Un-Inhablted------00594100 Dhar ChhaYt~ya (162) ------Un-tohabtted------00594200 Lalung Khas (163/1) 23 7 16 12 12 (10594300 Phan\e (163/2) 00594400 "-Ibn (153/3) 00,94500 Yul Shlkpo (163/4) ------Un-Iohablted------00594600 Phlbuk Dogn (163/5) ------Un-mhabned------00594700 Ohar Chokula (164) ------Un-tnhabtted------00594800 Ollar Gangchhuml (165) 00594900 Landupdeen (166) I I I 00595()00 Mane Yogma (167/1) 46 4 42 44 3 41 00'95100 "-a":\ (167/2) 4 4 4 4 0059'\200 Lar (167/3) ------Un-Inhabtted------0059,300 Dogsa (167/4) ------Un-tnhabtted------00595400 Ptyuchc (,68) ------Un-lOhabtted------0059'SOO Mane ,,"ogma (169) 16 2 14 12 12 00595600 Ohar Gunia (170) ------Un-tnhablted------00W5700 Dhrr Mane Rang (171 ) ------Un-tnhablted------00'9,800 Dhar POll1rang (In) ------Un-Inhablted------0059,000 Poh (173/) 16 8 8 10 4 6 00596000 Pomrang (l73/2) I I I I 00'\961UO Ntdang (173/3) 00,96200 QUflth (17314) 00596300 Tabo ( 174/1 ) 69 20 49 39 II 28 00596400 Lapcha (174/2) 00,96500 Ohar AngJa (175) ------Un-tnhabtted------00596600 Ohar Jhanda ChoJ..sa (176) ------Un-tnhabtted------00596700 Lan (177/1) 32 13 19 19 6 13 00596800 Duphuf. (17712) 00596900 Ttpta (17713) ------Un-tnhabtted------(l1J3t1'tt101l t;hllF t'hlwuhhudlill (1711) •• •... ~· .. l1""·.Un·lnhabllc:d ...... !I' ...... 00597100 Dhar "-argyupa (179) -.------Un-tnhabtt~d------00'9'200 (IlPU ( 18011) M ,18 46 Il 9 4 !I 9 42 00'~7JOO Ltrlt (180m 4 J J J 00S97400 .... un (18013) ------Un-Inhablted------00597<00 I-:!Iche (180/4) ·------·-Un·mhabtted···-·---·----- 00597600 Hurhng (181) 36 12 24 12 8 4 22 2 20 00597700 Dhar Karjenpa (182) ------Un-tnhabttell------00597800 J.,.aulflk (183/1 ) ------Un-mhabtted------00597900 Sdmdo (183/2) 00598000 Dhar Pan!!kau~84) ------Un-Inhabtted------258 PRIMARY CEI~SUS ABSTRAC T CENSUS ABSTRACT SPltl of marllmal worl,ers Location Household II1du~lT\ \\orkers Other workers Non-workers Name of Village (with code Per'ol1~ I\tJk' Fel1lale~ :)ersons Males Females Persons Males Females Hadbd~t No 111 brackets) number 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 2 I

------Un-Inhablted------Oltar Nlpll (I ~O) 00592200 , 2 I 36 17 19 Rama Khas (I ~ III) 00592300 Tulse Pera (151/2) 00592400 Tarbole (1,113) 00592500 I I Chobrang (15211 ) 00592600 10 2 8 20 II 9 Lmgll (152/2) 00592700 I 5 I 4 SlInglung (I ~3) 00592800 Kunge (154) 00592900 4 I ~ 8 7 131 65 68 Oemul Khas (I ~511) 00593000 7 4 3 Gangdo Oemul (155/2) 00593100 7 I 6 Mulche (155/3) 00593200 ------Un-lnh .. .,lted------Rlzmg (15514) 00593300 ------Un-Inhubltcd------Tishu \ I ~515) 00593400 ------Un-Inhablted------OhartaJ.. Oamdam (156) 00593500 ------Un-mhablled------Oharsochlr (157) 00593600 ------Un-I nhab 1ted------Ohar Dum Bachen (158) 00593700 ------·---Un-Inhablted------Ohar TaJ..hng (I W) 00593800 ------Un-II hablled------Ohar Parang ( 160) 00593900 ------·---Un-Inhablted------Ohar Nusbosamdo ( 161 ) 00594000 ------Un-Inhablted------·--- Ohar Chhavlg)a (162) 00594100 10 7 3 135 63 72 Lalung Khas (16311 ) 00594200 Phanve ( 163/2) 00594300 14 5 9 Klbn (163/3) 00594400 ------Un-Inhablted------Yul ShlJ..po (163/4) 00594500 ------Un-Inhablted------PhlbuJ.. Dogn (16315) 00594600 ------Un-Inhablted------Ollar ChoJ..ula (164) 00594700 I Ollar Gangchhuml (165) 00594800 3 I 2 Landupdeen ( 166) 00594900 110 46 64 Mane Yogma (16711) 00595000 8 3 5 Kaley (16712) 00595100 ------·----Un-Inhablted------Lar(167/3) 00595200 ------Un-Inhabltc:d------Oogsa (167/4) 00595300 ------Un-Inhablted------Plyuche (168) 00595400 4 2 2 59 32 27 Mane Kogma ( 169) 00595500 ------Un-mhablled------Ohar Gunia (170) 00595600 ------Un-mhablted--·------Ohar Mane Rang ( 171 ) 00595700 ------Un-mhabltell------Ohar Pomrang (172) 00595800 ~ 3 2 127 51 76 Poh (17311) 00595900 I I Pomrang (173/2) 00596000 17 10 Nldang (173/3) 00596100 9 5 4 Qunth (173/4) 00596200 29 8 21 287 146 141 Tabo (17411) 00596300 Lapcha (174/2) 00596400 ------Un-mhablt(;d---- Ohar Angla (175) 00596500 ------·-Un-Inhablted--- --. Ohar jhanda ChoJ..sa (176) 00596600 12 7 5 70 33 37 Larl (17711) 00596700 OuphuJ.. (177/2) 00596800 ------Un-Inhablted------Tlpla (177/3) 00596900 ------·Un-mhablled---·---·--- -- Ohar Chhochhodun (178) 00597000 --··--··-··--Un-Inhablted------Ohar KargyuPd (179) 00597100 81 44 37 GlpU (18011) 00597200 2 2 Lint (180/2) 00597300 ------·-Un·lnhablted··-----·----- Kun (180/3) 00597400 ------···Un-Inhablted---·------Hlchc (180/4) 00597500 2 2 SO 21 29 Hurhng(181) 00597600 ------·--Un-mhablted------·· Oh3f Karjenpa (182) 00597700 ------·--Un·lnhablted------··--- KaumJ..( 18311 ) 00597800 I I 8 ;; 3 Samdo ( 183/2) 00597900 ------···-·Un·mhabitcd·······-······ Dhar Panl!J..auiriJ.. ! 184) 00598000 259

ANN IEXU IRES

ANNEXURES

ANNEXURE-I STATEMENT SHOWING NUMBER OF VILLAGES UNDER EACH GRAM PANCH <\ YAT OWing to the fact that a few villages to Himachal Pradesh fall In more than one/Panchayat, this anne\.ull. could not be generated

ANNEXURE-II NOTE ON FERTILITY, MORTALITY AND MIGRATION, 1991 CENSUS FertIlIty Levels : BIrths, deaths and mIgratIOn are It would be seen from the table that fel tlilly level.., three components of population changp 111 any In the dlstnct are hIgher as compared to state fIgures geographIcal Untt FertilIty, IS a major factor whIch m all the age groups except age group 15-19 There affects populatIOn growth In the 1991 C{nsus, IS no urban area In the dlstnct Among the age gloups questIOns on fertIlIty relatmg to age at marriage, number higher fertilIty rates are observed 111 the age gloup'> of survlvmg chIldren, number of chIldren ever born 20-24, followed by age groups 25-29 111 both state alIve and chIldren born alIve dunng the last year were and dlstnct canvassed to generate the tables on fertIlIty The first three questIOns were asked to all ever marrted women -Child MortalIty Rates, 1991 and the last questIon was asked to currently mamed InformatIon pertaInIng to chlidren evel born

The Annexure-III reflects the crude birth rate, various (1I) MigratIOn from one state to anothel <;idlc of fertilIty rates, chIld women ratio mean age at marnage the country (mter-state migration), and at dIStrict level In the State (lII) MigratIOn from one country to anothel MigratIOn (Movements of population) country MIgratIOn IS the thIrd Important component of The first two streams together constitute IIlternal populatIOn change, the other two bemg Mortaltty and InJgratJon, wh tie the last type of movement IS Cd lied FertIhty A person IS consIdered as a migrant by place mternatlOnal migration of birth If the place 10 WhICh she/he IS enumerated Why people migrate For the first tllne III the dunng the Census IS other than the place of his bIrth Census, reasons for InIgratlOn were elICited 111 1981 SimIlarly, a person IS considered as a migrant by place The reasons for migratIOn were broadly of last resldencerlf the place In whIch shejhe IS categoflzed as (1) Employment (2) BUSiness enumerated durIng the Census IS other than thiS place (3) EducatIOn (4) MarrIage (5) Moved after Birth of hIS Immediate last reSidence (6) Moved With house hold and (7) Any other leason Internal and International MigratIon Reasons for mIgratIOn have been eliCited The mIgratIOnal movements are of three types - only With reference to movement from place of \, (I) Migration wlthm the state Itself and ItS last reSidence components Impact of MigratIOn Growth of population of (a) MigratIOn WithIn the dIstnct of enumeratIon a particular place depends upon natural Increase due (mtra-dIstrIct mIgratIOn) to excess-_blrths over deaths and migration. (b) MigratI<;>n from one dIStrict of state to Knowledge of trends of migratIOn helps In futLII e another district of state (mter-dlstrIct migratIOn) plannmg of a regIOn

ANNEXURE-IV(A) PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF MIGRANTS BY PLACE OF BIRTH, 1991-2001 CENSUSES

Percentage dlstnbutlOn of MIgrants by place of Birth III the dl<;tflC\ 1991 Census 2001 Census Place of BIrth Persons Males Females Per<;ons Males remJiL, ------'------~-----.------. 2 3 4 5 6 7 (A) Migrants born Within 8,543 3,417 5,126 9178 3782 5191) the state of enumeratIOn (78 53) (67 00) (88 72) (72 95) (6023) (R6 (1)

(I) Migrants born elsewhere 6,363 1,740 4,623 6,656 1,866 4,790 In dlstnct of enumeratIon (5849) (34 12) (8001) (52 90) (2972) (7600)

(ll) MIgrants born In other 2,180 1,677 503 2,522 1,916 606 dlstnct of the State (20 04) ~32 88) (871) (2005) (3051 ) (961 )

(B) MIgrants bom/ln other 419 339 80 870 775 95 States of India (3 86) (665) (I 38) (691 ) (1234) (I 51) /. (C) MIgrants born In other 1,916 1,344 572 2,534 1722 812 countnes (176!j (2635) (990) (20 14) (27 43) (12 88)

Total MIgrants 10,878 5,100 5,778 12,582 6,279 6,303 (10000) (10000) (10000) (10000) (10000) (10000) Annexure-IV(A) presents the percentage these InIgrants, 8,543 (78 53 per. cent) pel '>on" dlstnbutlon of migrants by place of birth durmg consltltutmg 3,417 (67 00 per ccnt) malc,> lInd 1991 and 2001 Censuses In 1991 Census, there 5,126 (88 72 per cent) females were born Within were 10,878 total mIgrants In Lahul & SPltl dIstrict the state of enumeratIon On the othel hdlld \llll) compnsll1g of 5,1 00 male~ and 5,778 females Of 4 I 9 (3 86 per cent) persons consistIng 339 (6 65

264 ANNEXURES

per cent) males and 80 (1 38 per cent) females On the baSIS of companslOn of data of 1991 and were born In other state ofIndIa and 1,916 (17 61 2001 Censuses, slIght vanatton 111 migratIOn pattern per cent) persons consIsting of 1,344 (26 35 per has been noticed The percentage of migrant'> horn cent) males and 5 I 2 (9 90 per cent) females were wlthm the state of enumeration has come down 110m those who were born In other countries At the 78 53 per cent 111 1991 to 72 95 per cent In 2001 200 1 ~ensus, 12,582 persons were recorded as Whereas In the categOlY of migrants hOI n III (l1ilel total mIgrants In the dIstrIct Out of the total states the percentage has Incteased tram 3 86 PCI migrants, 9,178 (72 95 per cent) 3,782 (60 23 per cent In 1991 to 6 91 per cent at the Censu,> 200 I cent) male and 5,396 (85 61 per cent) female SlInilarly, the percentage of mlglant<; horn 111 othcr migrants were born wlthm the state of enumeration COLlntrIeS ll1creased from 1761 PCI cent In 1991 to 870 (6 91 per cent) compflsmg of775 (12 34 per 20 14 per cent In 200 I respectively It IS lI1tcrc'>tll1g I.-ent) males and 95 (1 51 per cent) females were to note that dUrIng 1991 and 200 I Censu<;e<; 111 a Ie born In other states of India and 2,534 (20 14 per domll1ated the categolles of migrant'> born 111 othel cent) conslstlIlg of 1,722 (2743 per cent) males. state of India and migrants born 111 other countne.., and 812 (12 88 per cent) females were born In whereas females dommated the category of mlgl dnt" other countnes born with III the state of enumeration ANNEXURE-IV(B) MIGRANTS BY PLACE OF LAST RESIDENCE, 1991-2001 CENSUSES

Percen~ge dlstnbutlOn ofMlgranfs by place of Last resIdence In the dlstm:t 1991 Census 2QOI Ce.!:!su~ Place of Birth Persons Males Females Pv~ons Malv, I L111diL, 2 3 4 5 6 7 (AJ Last residence within 10,150 4,593 5,557 9665 4071 55')..j the state of enumeratIOn (81.08) (80 86) (92 99)_ (7604 ) (64 IX) (87 X5)

(I) Last residence elsewhere 7,026 2210 4816 7190 2 IX I 5 ()()() In dlstnct of enumeratton (60 28) (38 91) (80 59) (5057) (14 3X) (7l\ 661

(ll) Last residence In other 3 124 2383 711 2475 I X,)() )X"I district of the State (2680) (4195) (1240) (1947) (2980) (9 I,))

(B) La~t resldc,nct. In other 423 363 60 801 724 77 <;tates of India (363) (639) (I 00) (630) (II 41) (I 21)

(C) Last reSidence In other 1,083 724 359 2245 I ') III (,77 countnes (929) (1275) (601 ) (1766) (2,1 J()) ( I () ()'))

Total MJgra~ts 1l,656 5,680 5,976 12,711 6,343 6,368 (10000) "- (10000) (10000) (10000) (10000) (10000) Annexure-IV (B) reveals the mIgrants by place Census out of total 12 711 mIgrant, 9,665 (76 04 PCI of last reSIdence dUTlng 1991 and 2001 Censuses cent), 801 (630 per cent) and 2,245 (1766 pel cent) At the 1991 Census, In the Lahul & Spltl dIStrIct, reported their last reSidence wlthll1 the stdte of out of the total 11,656 mIgrants 10,150 (8708 per enmueratlOn, 111 other states of India and III othel cent) repoted theIr place of last reSIdence wlthm countrIes respectIvely Females haVing la<;t leSldenCL the state of enmueratlOn, 801 (6 30 per cent) repoted wlthm the state of enmueratlon dOl111llated III tile place of last reSIdence 111 other state of India and mIgratIon whereas male,> domlllated thc categoric,; 2,245 (17 66 per cent) reported place of their last VIZ place of last reSidence III othel state" of Illdlcl reSidence 111 other countrIes SimIlarly In 200 I and In other countrICS 265 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

ANNEXURE-V BRIEF ACCOUNT OF MAIN RELIGIONS IN THE DISTRICT AS PER 1991-2001 CENSUSES 1991 Census 200 I Ccn~u~ Percentage Percentage Senal No of to total ProportIOn No of to total Propol lion number ReilglOn followers populatIOn Rural Urban followers population Rural lJl ban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total PopulatIOn 31,294 10000 10000 33,224 10000 10000 000 Hmdu~ r 12,393 3960 10000 13,428 4042 10000 000 2 Mushm 23 007 10000 134 040 10000 000 3 Buddhist 18,744 5990 10000 19,535 5880 100 DO (10(1 4 Sikh 79 0 25 100 00 34 010 10000 000 5 ChnstJan 47 015 10000 84 025 10000 DOD 6 ~':'am - --- 000 10000 000 ADIlexure-V presents bnef account of fol~wers gIOn 10 the dlstnct Other relIgiOUS have shown a very ofmamrehglOnsmLahul&Spltldlstnctdurmg 1991 margmal presence 10 the distrIct MuslIms and and 2001 Censuses DUrIng both the Censuses ma- Chnstams have shown a slIght mcrease from 007 Jonty of population was that of the followers of per cent and 0 15 per cent 10 1991 to 0 40 per cent Buddhism (5990 per cent and 5880 per cent respec- and 025 per cent In 2001 Census respectively, tlvely) HmdUlsm (39 60 per cent and 4'0 42 per cent whereas tOe percentage of SIkhs has declll1ed from respectIvely) has emerged as the second major reh- 0 25 per cent In 1991 to 0 10 per cent 111 200 I ANNEXURE-VI SEXWISE MARITAL STATUS OF POPULATION AS PER 1991-2001 CENSUSES 19911 10tal Age group SenaJ Marital 2001 popuJatlon(%) 0-14 15-44 45-59 60+ & agt.. not <'1,IIt..J number Status Census Males Females Males Females Males Females Male~ rel11ale~ Malt..~ rLI11,lk, - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 All Mantal 1991 17,224 14,070 4,658 4,567 9,250 6,654 2,090 1,576 1,226 1,273 Status ...... Census (10000) (10000) 1001 18.441 14,783 4.183 4.128 10.352 7,234 2.483 1,921 1,423 1,500 Census (10000) (10000) Never 1991 8,661 7,275 4,647 4,561 3,658 2,417 201 160 155 137 married Census (5028) (51 71) 2001 8,694 7,115 4,163 4,113 4,108 2,610 232 208 191 184 Census (47 14) (48 13) 2 Marned 1991 8,126 5,984 8 5 5,535 4,100 1,759 1,170 824 709 \ Census (47 18) (42 53) 2001 9,226 6,588 19 13 6,169 4,439 2,123 1,396 915 740 Census (5003) (4457) 3 Widowed 1991 404 732 38 97 123 224 242 410 Census (235) (520) 2001 464 9-73 2 46- 129 108 289 310 553 Census (252) (658) 4 Divorced or 1991 29 77 18 39 7 22 4 16 Separated Census (0 17) (055) 2001 57 107 29 56 20 2R 7 -l', Census (031) (072) 5 Un~pecJfied 1991 4 2 2 statu~ Census (002) (001 ) 2001 Census 1 he mantal status IS categoflsed In four broad ('atcgory (I) Never Ma'VSd r A person who has never marned dt an} tune (2) Marned A person whose ~pouse IS stilI alive and the marnage subSist (3) Widowed A Widowed person whose husband or Wife I~ dead (4) Divorced or Separated For a person who I~ divorced either by court or by any social or religIOUS custom 266 ANNEXURES

Annexure-VI shows the distributIOn of widowed and 0 17 per cent males and 0 55 per cent populatIOn by mantal status 111 Lahul & SPltl dl~ICt females were divorced or separated Accordlllg to durlOg 1991 and 2001 Censuses The sex wise 2001 Census, percentage of males and females 111 dlstnbutlOn of populatlOn as per 1991 Census respect of married, widowed and divorced of showed that 50 28 per cent males and 51 71 per separated slIghtly mcreased whereas It decreased cent females were never marned, 47 18 per cent 10 respect of males and females In the category of males and 42 53 per cent females were marned, never marnea No person III the unspecifIed statm 2 35 per cent males and 5 20 per cent females has been reported 111 2001 Census

ANNEXURE-VII AGE, SEX AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS, 1991-2001 CENSUSES 19911 Lllerate<; (Without educatIOnal 2001 Total PopulatIOn lotal Literates level) and below prllllan Age Group Census P M rPM rPM I --~--~------I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 If All ages 192] 31,294 17,224 14,070 15,320 10,770 4,550 5,086 3.008 2.071; 2001 33,224 18,441 14,783 21,609 13,726 7,883 6,615 3,430 3.185

0-6 1991 4,331 2,220 2,111 2001 3,664 1,868 1,796

Populatton 1991 26,963 15,004 11,959 15,320 10,770 4,550 5,086 3,008 2,078 excltdung (56 82) (71 78) (38 05) (3320) (2793) (4567) (0-6) (100 00) (100 00) (100 00) 2001 29,560 16,573 12,987'" 21,609 13,726 7,883 6615 3 430 3 185 (73 10) (82 82) (60 70) • (30 61) (24 99) (4040) (10000) (10000) (10000)

7-14 1991 4,894 2,438 2,456 4,145 2,181 1,964 2792 I 435 I 357 ,(84 69) (89 46) (79 97) (6736) (6580) (6lJ (9) (10000) (10000) (100,00) 2001 4647 2315 2 332 4,409 2 207 2 202 2538 1247 f 2()f (9488) (9533) (9443) (5756) (5650) (58 (),) (10000) (10000) (10000)

15-34 1991 11919 6848 5 071 7,663 5440 2.223 1327 790 537 (6429) (7944) (4384) (1732) (1452)(2416) (10000) (10000) (10000) 2001 12,838 7,548 5.290 10,602 6 520 4 082 I 762 882 880 (82 58) (86 38) (77 16) (1662) (1353) (2156) (10000) (10000) (10000)

35-59 1991 7,651 4,492 3.159 3 180 2,877 303 760 623 137 ''(41 56) (6405) (959) (23 90) (21 65) (45 22) (10000) (10000) (10000) 2001 9,152 5,287 3,865 • • 5,861 4,357 1,504 1,850 912 938 \". (6404) (8241) (3891) (31 56) (2093) (6237) (10000) (10000) (10000)

60+ 1991 2,427 1,196 1,231 266 245 21 151 138 11 (1096) (2048) (171) (5677) (561"'1) (61 <)\) (10000) (10000) (10000) 2001 2,855 1,387 1,468 720 628 92 456 382 71 (2522) (4528) (627) (6333) (6081) (80 11) (10000) (10000) (10000)

Age not stated 1991 72 30 42 66 27 39 56 22 14 2001 68 36 32 17 14 3 9 7 2

267 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

ANNEXURE-VII AGE, SEX AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS, 1991-2001 CENSUSES - --- Matnculatlon/Secondar)/ Hr Secondclry! Intermedlate/ Pre-l)nlver<;ltyl Non technical Dlplomd 01 CertifIcate not t-ljudl to degree and 1 LchlllCdl 19911 Diploma or Certificate not Graduate 0111(1 2001 Pilinarv Middle Lqual to degree dboVL Age Group Census P M F P M F P M F P M

_]. ". 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 1 Ali ages 1991 4,398 2,978 1,420 2,363 .1,772 591 2,863 2,455 408 610 557 "3 2001' 5,439 3,420 2,019 3,288 '2,238 1,050 5,098 3,660 1,438 1,164 975 189

0-6 1991 2001

Population 1991 4,398 2,978 1.420 ",2,363- 1 772 591 2,863 2,455 408 610 557 53 excludmg (0-6) (2871) (2765) (31 21) (1542) (1645) (1299) (1869) (2280) (897) (198) (517) (I 16) 2001 5,439 3,420 2,019 3,288 2,238 1,050 5,098 3660 1 438 I 164 975 IRq (25 17) (24 92) (2561) (1522) (1630)(1332) (2359) (2666) (1824) (539) (710) (2 10)

7-14 1991 1,235 672 563 116 72 44 2 2 (2979) (3081) (i867) (280) (330) (224) (005) (009) 2001 1,592 807 785 279 153 126 (36 11) (36 57) (3565) (633) (693) (572)

15-34 1991 2,232 1,466 766 ],738 1,220 528 ] 965 1608 357 401 356 ,)5 (29 13) (2695) (3466) (22 68) (22 43) (23 30) (2564) (29 56) (1606) .(5 23) (654) (2 ()2) 200] 2,361 1,443 918 2147 1,326 821 3648 2,353 1295 684 516 16X (2227) (22 13) (2249) (20 25) (26 34) (20 11) (34 41) (36 09) (31 72) (6 45) (7 91) (4 12)

35-59 r 1991 859 775 84 477 450 27 878 830 48 206 199 7 (2772) (891 ) (648) (692) (231) ~ , (2701) (2694) (t500) (1564) (2761) (2885) (1584) 2001 1,367 1061 306 786 684 102 1387 1,252 135 466 445 21 (2332) 1243~i (20 3~) (13 11 1) (1570) (678) (23 66) (2874) (893) (79<;)(1021)(11()) , 60+ 1991 6R f)1 'i 32 10 - 14 13 1 (25 56) (25 71) (11 03) (1224) (952) (526) (531) (476) (038, (041 ) 2001 117 107 10 74 73 I 60 53 7 13 13 (1625) (1704) (1087) (~28) (II 62) (I 09) (833) (844) (761 ) (I R1)(207)

Age not stated 1991 4 2 2 4 2 2 2 2001 2 2 2 2 3 2

A person who can read and -.Wnte WIth educational-level relates to stage of schooling 01 understandmg m any language IS taken as a literate college or other trammg attamed by a person A perc;on who can merely read but can not wrtte IS In Census, children below 7 years of age dlC llOt considered lIterate In Census, to be a literate, ' treated as Illiterates and excluded from the totdl

It IS not es~entlal that a pers-on should have received population for workll1g out the Iitelal-Y rate I hl<, 1<, any fOl mal educatIOn or passed a,ny PJ escfI bed kno\\ n as effective literacy rate J he ddta l.ollcL led exammatlOn It IS better to dlstmgulsh between on literacy and educatlOI1a1 level helps 111 mea:,ulll1g Ilt("racy and educational level Literacy means the the progress of Iltclacy as well as quailly of proportlO'1 of itterate!> to total populatIOn whereas educatIOn

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The lIteracy rate of state and dlstncts are given lIterates In 1991 Census was 28-71, 15-42 1S-6lJ dnd below 398 per cerrt respectively whIle In 2001 C'en<.,u\ 11 has been recorded at 25-17, 15-22, 23-59 clncl 5 39 Rankin Rankin literacy rate literacy rate per cent respectIvely Literacy among Literacy among Senal State/ rate districts rate districts ANNEXlJRF-VIII number District 1991 of State 2001 of State DISTRIBUTION OF DIFFEREN I MOTHEI{ 2 3 4 5 6 TONGUES RETURNED IN 1991-2001 CENSU"i~ "i Himachal Pradesh 639 765 199 I (cn~us :200 I ( L11,U' I Chamba -447 12 629 II Total Percentage Total PercentagL 2 Kangra 706 3 80 I 3 <;;1 Mother popula- to total popula- 10 toldl No tongue tlOn population' tlon POPUI.lIIOIl 3 Hamlrpur 748 825 2 3 4 5 () 4 Una 709 2 804 2 5 BIlaspur 672 4 778 5 Lahauh 14,333 4580 10128 3048 6 Mandl 627 7 752 7 2 Bhotla 10,144 3242 3 553 1069

7 Kullu 548 10 729 ~ 3 Nepah 2,076 663 2221 66X 8 Lahul & 4 Hmdl I 573 503 838 252 SPIt! 568 9 731 8 5 Pangwah 596 191 23 () 07 9 Shlmla 646 5 79 I 4 6 Pahan 527 168 290 OX') 10 Solan 633 6 766 6 7 Mandeah- 322 I 03 512 l'il II Slnnaur 51 6 II 704 10 8 Sherpa 195 062 »)1 I 0(, 12 Klnnaur 584 8 752 7 9 Kangll 155 050 20X () () Annexure-VII shows the distribution of population 10 Punlabl 151 () 4X 71 () , I by age, <;e>.. and educatIonal levels 111 age groups of II Kuhl III () 45 2,11 II - 0-6 7-14 15-34, 35-59 and 60+year as per 1991 and 12 KIIlIl..cludmg the age group of 0-6 years 13 Dogn 90 () 29 115 (I 1'; pertatnmg to vanou<; categories of education leval 14 Slia,pun/Kalllun l4 () 14 126 () ,~ rangmg from Literates (without educatIOnal level), 15 KhorthaiKhotta 45 004 507 I 51 Primary, Middle, MatnculatlOn and Intermldlate wIth 16 Other mother 799 255 13923 41 91 tongues equlvalant educatIOnal level beSIdes the level of - ---- Graduate and above Total 31,294 10000 33,224 10000

The over all hteracy rate 111 Lahul SPltl dIstrIct & Mother tongue IS the language spoken In the wh leh was 56 82 per cent JI1 1991 Census II1creased "- chIldhood by the person's m9ther to the person 'I he to 73 10 per cent at the Census 2001 The literacy followmg Annexure-VIII shows the dIstrIbution of rate for males and females stood at 71 78 per cent Important mother tongues reported In the dl<;trIct cit and 38 05 per cent Ln 1991 and 82 82 per cent and the 1991 and 2001 Censuses 60 70 per cent 111 2001 Census respectIvely Durmg the decade 1991-2001, the females lIteracy rate Though the combll1ed number of the spcel]...el ~ of IDcreased by 2265 percentage pomts In Lahul other mother tongues 111 the dIstrIct I'> more at 200 I & SPltl, dUrIng both the Censuses, maximum 33 20 per cent and 30 61 per cent literates out of total Census, LahauII 15 spoken by most people III the lIterates have been recorded m the category of dIstrict BhatIa, NepalI and HlI1dl with their ]110poltlnn LIterates (WIthout educatIOnal level) and below ranglllg bet~een 10 6cJ to 2 52 pel cent havc ClllCI t!e~1 plllnary In the educatIOnal level of Primary, Middle, as other there Important mother tongue:. III thc (Ii'>t! Il't Matnc or IntermedIate wIth equlvalant educatIon rhe number of speak~1 <; of mothel tongue<; II'>ted elt standard and above graduate the prop,)rtlon to total S No 5 to 15 '" very small '

269 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK LAHUL & SPITI

EDUCATIONAL FACILmES GOVERNMENT SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS Serial number Institution Name and Pm code TehsJl!Sub-tchsil Block 2 3 4 Gondhla-175140 Lahul lahul 2 Jahalman-175139' Udaipur Lahul 3 Kaza-I 72 114 Spltl Spill 4 Keylong-175132 Lahul lahul 5 Lote-175133 Lahul Lahaul 6 Sagnam-I72113 SPltl "rill 7 Tabo- 172113 SPIt! <"plll 8 Udalpur-175142 -Udmpul I ,Ihlll

GOVERNMENT COLLEGE Serial number College Tehsli Kukum Sen Udaipur Lahul

Saruee Departmenl of Education, Himachal Pradesh

WILD LIFE SANCTUARfES AND THEIR AREAS

Serial Name oi Sanctuanes! Name ofthl Area In number NatIOnal Park/Game Reserve Forest DIVISion ~q Kill Important Anlmal~ 01 the ~dnctLldl\ 2 3 4 5 Klbber SPill 1,400 Snow Leopard Monal Goral Kokla., 2 NatIOnal Park SPill 675 Snow Leopard ')now Wolt Chukor 'in!)\\ Pm Valley National Park, Kaza Pigeon, Marmou., Ibex, Snow Cod. 8hardl

LIST OF POST OFFICES Sena! number Name of Post Offices HO/SO/EDBO Status 1'111 Cock 2 3

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LIST OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS

<;cnal number Name 01 MedIcal I n~l!tutlon~ Nallle 01 Vtll,lgL' -----_ 2 CommullIty Health CentrL Udalplll Community Health Centre Shansha 1 Communlt) Health Centre Kaza 4 Dlstt Ilospltal Keylong 5 Dlstt Ayurvedlc HospItal Keylong

LIST OF COMMERCIAL BANKS

Senal number Name of the Bank Branch Branch Addrc~, 2 3 " State Bank of IndIa Gemlll Gemur 1 Lhstl Lahul 2 State Bank of IndIa Gondhla Gondhla leil,tll ,llnli 3 State Bank of IndIa Hansa-Sab Han~a reh<;11 ~plll 4 UCO Bank lalaman lalaman 1 ehstl Keylong 5 State Bank of India Kaza Kdza Teh,Ii Kala 6 State Bank of India Ke) long I\.L"long 7 State Bank of India labo l.1ho I Lh~tl "-.lIa 8 State Bank of India Ud,lIpul UdaIpur VtllagL

CO-OPERATIVE BANKS

Kangra Centra) Co-opcrtlve Bank 1\1 &. 1'0 "-i1/

2 Kangra Central Co-opertlve Bank Kevlong At 8._ Po Kcylong Tch<;tl I ahul-175) 12 3 Kangra Central Co-opel(lve Bahk Shansha Branch ManaiI Udaipur Road S,h,ln,h.1 ILh,tll ,lillil

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