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Rural/Urban PIlmary Census Abstract (by Village of a Tahsil ward of a Town) 26-285 1. Musafirkhana Tahsil (1) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical List of Villages 31-35 (iii) Rural Plimaq' Census Abstract 36-69 2. Amethi Tahsil (i) Tabs'! Map (ii) Alphabetical List of Villa.ges 71-81 (iii) Rural Primary Census Abstract 82-113 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Amethi T. A.) 114-115 (v) Appendix of Amethi T. A. 116-111 3. Sultanpur Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical List of Villages 129-131 (iii) Rural Primary Census Abstract 138-197 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Sultanpur M. B.) 198-199 (v) Appendix of Sultanpor M. B. 28fh283 4. Kadipur Tahsil (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetic:.tl List of Villages :114-22.1 (Jii) Rural Primary Census Abstract (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (DoS'tpuT T. A.) (v) Appendix of Dostpur T. A. 28iH~Bl (vi) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Kacripur T. A.) 281-283 (vii) Appendix of Kaeripur T. A. 284-285 Errata ~p~ m:Cf>n:) "fT aft..;: u ;;r~~;;r ~"'oo:r ~HT ~'Ff~;;:r f;;r~T \5f<1JT1)Jrn ~~<3'1,f~~FfiT, ~l!.RT 9'iT t( fGffiT GH"r{!F!r ~fo~ffa ~tT '3{' it ~'fl'r t( Gf'i'f1RIJrrT :m~ o'lfi~;r .~' ~ f~~I'Fnl~1P-ii ~T. "$Wl'mififi anq;~. f",<:O!l ~T11 ~H.f<::lF".IT t(c{ IDlT ~fa;m~T O1R m~fl\ 1981 m~ ~~~Ci ~ ~ f1:fi ~f<{ ",)i ~fCferr ~~f"l1ff 1fr.,,- i:r ~~F;;CJ '1~r ~ crT f"Ff.ccr;:j" ~~1i1 ~ arrq~i(n em~ijiq" Cfi1 arr~9)~ 'llr 9;f~ ~ fuQ; ~ f~~CfiT it m~ it ~r ~moq" WlilWt it f~ O'f ~ir ~ ~~ ~ 1981 f\lfffl \iI~ ~~ ~ ~R; ~ ~ ~T:Slf ~~ an.: ;jf ~ ~~ Cfif ~~, ~~ r:tci ~f1:r~ 'fiT CfiTlf ~ ifiTlff~ ~ ~r 0 ~o -if 0 0'fT ;rtf~ ti\'o q,q.,rq 26 3nT~, 1982 '1Rcr~~~ FOREWORD The District Census Handbook (DOH), compiled by the Census Organization on behalf of the State Govelnment is one of the most valuable products of the Oensu!'. The DOH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inl6r alia used for delimitation of constituencies, {ormulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to district administration. The District Census Handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data upto village level for the rural areas ward... wis::: for each city or town. It als:> provides data on infra.. structure and amenities in villages and towns, etc. The District Census Handbook series was ini tiated during the 1951 Census. It contained important census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Cen sus the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it c-lntained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including POA. The 1971 DOH series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town dIrectory, Part-B to village and town peA and Part -0 comprise an.alytical report. administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based on POA and amenity data in respect of villages. However. in some states it was confined to district census and in a few altogether given up due to delay in compiLitioo and printing. While designing the formate of 1981 DOH series some new features along with the restructuring of the formats of village an.d town directory have been attempted. At the same time, comparability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the refnrent village the distance in. broad ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is available may be given. The restructuring of the format of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infra-structure aspect particularly in relation to amenities and land-use pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regulating the provision of goods and services as well as to minimise the regional imbalances in the process of development. A few new items of information have also been introduced to meet some of the requir<;ments of the Revised Minimun Needs Programme. Such new items of information as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, IItotal population and number of households" has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenities with the population and number of households they serve_ Addition of two more appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population to the total popUlation has also been made with this view in mind. The formats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of ( iv ) the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in Glass-I and Class--II towns ( Statement IV-A) has been intro duced with this objective in mind. It is expected that this will help the planners to chalk out programmes on provision of civic amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes populatiun in statement IV relating to civic and other amenities and adult literacy classess,'centres under educational facilities in statement V are also added intlr alta with this view. A significant additlOn is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into consideration. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose. The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formula ted in the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 Census. In order to avoid delay m publication of 1931 DOH series it has been so designed that Part-A of the volume contains village and town duectury anri Part-B, the PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheluled Tribes peA upto Tahsil/Town levels. At the beginning of the DCH a detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on peA and non-census d"l.ta in relation to the infra structure has been introduced to enhance its value. The District and Tahsil/P0lice Station/CD Block etc. level maps depicting the boundaries and other important features have been inserted at appropriate places. to further enhance the value of the publication. This publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the Census 01'gani zation. 'The data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Sri Ravindra Gupta, the Director of Census Operations, U. P. on behalf of the State Government which has born the cost of printing. The ta<;k of planning, designin~ and co-ordination of this publication waS carried out by Dr. N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) of my office. Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (M3.p) provided th~ technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the headquarters llnder the gllidance of Sri M. M. Dua. Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have contI ibuted in this project. New Delhi P. Padmanabba The 26th April, 1982. Registrar General, India 'll~~<:i 5f~mTf..~ m!Jl~T if meT ~f 'lWf 'ar' t:;~ ~ • '1<:l=Cf<:T ~ ~ ~iTlltf;:Cf flSfm GFFT~;:rr ~;:{~f~G f~+{Ttft ~ i{ 'SM1Tf~t::f ~T \;If ~~r ~ I G:rrrT 5f lf1JTi'fT ;;rI~ ~ f~ ~ q"{ fq~~qIJfRlfCF fCCq'ITfT G"!lff ;;;r~ WIl{ f~f~T "I>t ~<1fm: CfiT ~'if ~1T ~ f(1":J; 3Rlff~ ~ ~;:q1l. ll.ll' ~ ~l{a:, \jqf~9'i fm>rr IiIrr'I~FH ~ff~f~q"fiT, S>;£') ifG(')if 'Of"1\ f~~T, ~tr I$fr ~o 'ito f~. 8f$«mrr art'6fGfiT<:t f 1=I'T arra it ~ m;:sro)Cf)~, ~el"li, ~~1J'f ~ci ~ ~T~~l, ~ ~~, ~~~~ Ci~ ~ CfiT~ Cfi'J ~ m~T ~ ~ i:f>if:;:nf~~ ~~~ "-l{ ~~ ~ ~f~, ~\tf'Cl\ f;:t;wefi ~T ~ 3fR~ ~o ~cRRT, ~f-.:.~ 'E{~.~T ~ ff~ ~ fGi1icfi : 30 11Ft( I 1983 pREFACE The micro I evel data are of a distinct importance In a welfare democratic set-Up. They are needed for running democratic institutions. district level planning and district administration besides catering to the assorted needs of researchers. scholars and common man. By presenting census data down to the level of villages, the District Census Handbook series occupies a place of prominence in the galaxy of census publications. The need for small domain data always prompted publication of village figures in some form or the other in most of the censuses. Yet it was only in 1951 census that the publicat ion of village statistics acquired the well deserved importance by the introduction of District Census Handbook series. These volumes have been published with unbroken regularity in Uttar Pradesh State bince 1951 census by the Census Organization on behalf of the Government of Uttar Pradesh. The District Census Handbook was brought out for each District in two vvlumes in 1951/1961, three volumes in 1971 and is being brought out in two volumes Part A and Part B in 198 . With the introduction of this series, it developed into a healthy tradition to collect village-wise information on amenities and infra structure, taking advantage of the massive census operation and publish it in the form of village and town directories in vulume A of the District Census Handbook. Part I A' volume, in keeping with the tradition, consists of villa5e and town directo ries, giving basic information relating to infra-structure and amenities and total popUlation of each village and town as thrown up by the 1981 Census. The Part B volume presents prLnary census data for each village and town giving total population with scheduled caste/scheduled tribe, literates, main workers by main category marginal workers and non-w.-:>rkers break up. The District Census HandboGk Part A and Part C were publishej in English in 1971 Census. Part B volume was brought out in Hindi as well as in English in separate issues with a view to enlarging its utility. This, however, resulted in delayed publication of data, erroding lome of their topicality by prolonged time-lag. This time, therefore, the District Cen'lus Hand book are being brought out in diglot form in single volumes. The alphabetical list of villages is given in Hindi as well as in English to make the reference easier to both categories of users. The scope of analytical notes has been en 'arged this time. In Part A, the' Analytical Note, consists of brief introduction of the district and analysis of data presented there in. The introduction to the District Census Handbook it also contains explanations of the terms used in the village and town directory and general concepts of census, while only a brief analysis of data and explanations of census concepts pertinent to the Primary Census Abstract have been included in Part B. The non-census information was collected through the agency of lekhpals the basic revenue functionary. The lekhpals collected information for each village under their charge. It has passed on the Census Directorate by the District Census Office after getting it duly vetted by the Land Record Inspectors and Tahsildars. The information for towns was supplied by the local authorities. I gratefully acknowledge their role in collection of information. We have ( viii ) also used material made available to us by the Collectors and District Magistrates in drafting introductory notes on districts, I am extremely thankful to them for their assistance. I grate fully thank Sri P. Padmanabha) Registrar General of India and Dr. N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General, Social StUdies Division for their inspiring guidance that came handy to me all through. I al so thank Sri Lal Kr ibhan, Deputy Director, Planning and Co-ordination, Sri Akhlaq Ahmad, Deputy Director, District Census Handtook and Shri N. C. Sinha. Assistant Director and Sri R. P. Singh! Research Officer, Map of Census Directorate, uttar Pradesh for their hard work. In the end I am thankful to Sri Ashok Dar, Superintendent, Printing and Stationary, U. P. Allahabad and Sri M. C. Padalia, Assistant Director and Sri R. K. Saxena, Senior technical Assistant (Printing) with the team of Printing unit of this office who have kept a constant watch upon the Printing of this Publication. There is always some gap between what is desired and what is accomplished, both 1n terms of scope of the publication and accuracy of the published material. Yet, I hope, the District Census Handbooks will largely rise to the expectations of the variegated users fulfilling some of their needs)or micro level data. Lucknow Ravindra Gupta 30th March, 1983 Director, Census Operations. Uttar Prad'sh. ~----~-- , 30' ,~ If 15' 30' ,S' I ~ R~ 8 ~ ~) '~~\Vi\ N I( t . ";.C, \ "'" .,' Iti ~ j 'I~"!I n DISTRItf SULTANPUR • Ii 'A;-t ~~.,I J: . ~ .' ~ IQ 15 2( 251(11' ,.\, I \~ ~ _L '\ ":~ Mo~ono Pochhlm.!\, i' .... '..,. & " ~ (11'0 Y ~''''''';.;:;\ S.$>~:;""JAGD/I~PUR 8l0C~Vl\',..., 0 .... J; " :::. . I 1 ..J , ~ I.u I. (' IB s 'I' 0: eore , flttl ~ f(O~ ( oi!. ~\ ~q D ?, ? II) ,~ ~ ~ ~ '., .<;. ~ '\_ '"~ 0", .,. "'d ';!p"r""""'. -, IJ.l .~~ 1;'1 ~\,.Jv ('~'\ I o! \ I' t \; : ~ ['. \" 'f ,. : \Z.~, 'f h .....'f 4 fl'" 01 ~QI1I ~ \) "~ " ~ ;, ~ -'ll' P .. A PAR' or AMETPI 8l0C! R A ~~ T A ~ l ~ p<~, or OVBEPoP ewc! P G D~ PAPr or DHANPATGM! BLOCK A R H \- PAPT OF GAclRIGANJ BLu," BOUNDARY - DIS TRIC', TAHSIL, VIKASK"ANQ _._.-.-- -, HIGHWAYS - STAff . , .. SH 34 ~I IMPcRTANr "fiAllfO ROAD !'ll Wl'rH STAnON aqOAD GAUGE ,,, RAUA' liNE ,.. .~~=-C III RiVER AND srRfA~ .. ~~ r;-,I H£ADaUAP1t" ~ DISTRICT, TAHSIL. VIKASKHA~C @, @, 0 Sill Clailt! 01 Urban C,nt.rl ' ".., I ~~BAH C£~TRf . . " . ~I 0 - - _ - CLASS III VILLAGE "AI '~G we , ABOVE P0 PVlATICN WiT" ~A,vE • HOlonpur ,~- -- ~" v tl POST ANC T[l[GJM'h OFF", ne '{)I- ~ -- -" Vi I D£GREE COLLEGE 0 ~I I foCHNICAl INSfITuT/oN , Cil l''(I . "l B..,Nl'iAlOuS - O~K, r'AVEllfRS. IN5PECT/ON 08, T B • I. RfST "CU'f , , RH ! -. Q. OJ , I --_L______~ ____ _L_____ ---______L__ ~J_~ ______l ______~ -- - __j_------_------~! l '0' .5' ~3' l' 3C' 4~1 Important Statistic.. fq~:('I]' '31.1": >r~~ ~~q-Ff,!": ~;:rq~ Descnption Ut.tar Pradnh Sultaupu!" District ~il~I!'Q'T q)'Il Total !i~f'fli Persons 110,862,013 2,942,778 Population ~~lSI' Males ::0,819,276 1,936.561 f~a-tri Females 52,042.737 1.066,217 ~n::rtiJj' Rura.l olffm Persons 9J;%2,898 1,975,403 ';lil'f Malt's 48,041,135 1,000,164 n::~qf Fama,let! 42,921,763 975,239 .,1Ti'I':q Urban e:qfCf"f Prsolls 19.899,115 '7,375 ';!lil'f Males 10,778,141 36.397 ff?[1:fr Females 9.120.974 30,978 cr~ 1971w81 1ft ~ ;;J;:r;t: ~m er;:rcCf ('srf ;qf!'.F~r ::{7 &ff~i9' Persons 27.16 2245 Literacy Rate ';!~I!f :Males 38.76 35.14 ff"l'lIT Females 14.04 9.37 ]7.95 3.30 Percentage of Urban popula.tion to total population: 'f'9' 'if"'!"1>?'H :q. ~fa~Cf ~ ~ P~rcenta~e to t0tal populatien (1 ) 1I~'1l er.n:r Margi na1 W or k er s q~q Malel! 045 0.47 '" f~:qT Femalrs 2.67 2.16 (iil ) q;n:r ;:r er.;r crrB olffC('=r Persons 6929 69.80 Non-workers ,:!'l;!q ]\lales 4924 5023 f~~:ql' FCIPaks 91.9..j. 89.96 ( x ) ._------~--~------~- f::;rCf~{1J g:a~ 5f~q ~~ffi~,!~ -:srrr'T~ Description Uttar Pra,lesh SuIt npllr District ------_-----_ --- :~3}G<:r Cf>T<=r q;.~ cn~ o'-ffCfCf (i) q;Ti;~Cf)T<: ol:TrCf Cultivators ~~t{ Males 59.53 67.44 f~".lf;::rt Females 47.83 39.79 eii) ~f~ ~~~ omCf<:f Persons 15.98 23.09 Agricultural Labourers q-l}tr Males 14.Hi 18 77 '" fnm Females 3523 50.90 (iii~ qTf~qrf~Cfi "1mlT olffCf<:i Persons 3.70 280 Household Industry '!l}'l Male" 356 2.62 f~~ Females 5.21 3 95 (iv) 8l;:<:r q:;Tl1 cp:}1' qr~ a<:rf'lti Persons 21.80 10.39 Other Workers 'l~q Males 22.7~ 1117 ff".lfl:iT Fema.les 11.73 5 36 ar2:~f:;r<:'f ;;rrf(i ~ .mCf~l Pereentage of SC Population to total popuJation ~l:q Males 21.08 2308 f,c a;~~f:qEr ~::'f1fo~) ~ cmCfq<:rT 'fiT ,,!!<:1 ::;r.p::flCmlt >rfrr!IT Perecntage of ST Population to total popUlation 'l~q Males 021 000 f~?I'1:jT FeJnales 021 anc:r mlT Total 124,193 2,531 a:rHn~ Ir-ha bi ted 112,568 2,492 ... m: 3TT;;:rT~ Uninhabited 11,625 39 ;:r~n::r;::r ~m Cf») ~~~n 704 4 No. of Towns ftrm • .,.(01" f ~~mr~ en qf~ f;;r~r "'i'1'I'~ ~~TT ~ , ~T~f1t 1, VTq"\'crr 81~ ;w'q'1:N ~,.. 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The Part A volume consists of village and town directories glv~ng basic information relating to infra-structure and amenities and total popUlation of each village and town as thrown up by 1981 Census. The non-census information relates to the year 1979/ 80/1981, making it almollt synchronous with the 1981 population census, Part B volume presents primary census data, known as in census Jargon as 'Primary Census Abstract' (peA) for each village and ward of a town The peA gives tot"l population with scheduled castes/scheduled tribes, literates, main workers by main categories, marginal workers Bnd non-workers break-up. Two special tables-one for scheduled caste popUlation and another for scheduled tribe population are also presented in Part 'B' volume. These tables give tahsil-wise and t.ownwise and also for the district as a whole scheduled caste/scheduled tribe population. It is important for the readers to acquaint themselves with census concepti of general importance. 1. RURAL AND URBAN AREAS The census data are presented by rural and urban areas. A rural area is non-urban consisting of revenUe villages with well defined boundaries which 1S the smallest unit in the hierarchy of administrative units. It may comprise of several hamlets. Yet it is cons.idered one unit for the persentatioQ. of data. Habitations in forest areas are also considered as villages and each forest range Officer's beat is considered as one forest village. Urban areas have been especially defined for the purpose of population census. The definition is treated with some flexibility with a view to accommodating nlinor variations for meeting the ex.igency of the sitUation. An urban. unit has been defined as follows: (a) All places with a municipal, corpora.tion. municipal board, cantonment board, notified area an d town area. (b) All other places which satisfy the following criteria (i) A minimum popUlation of 5,000; (ii) At least 75% of the male working popUlation engaged in non-agricultural activity, (iii) A population of at least 400 per Sq. km. (or one thousand per sq. mile.) All1ed agricultural activities such as fishing, logging etc. have,been considered agricul tut"al iii. 1981 Census for determining the proportion of engagement of male population in non agricultural activities for the purpose of declaring a place a town. l. URBAN AGGLOMERATION The concept of Urban Agglomeration. of the 1971 is also adopted for 198! census. Very often the growth of towns over-lapped the statutory limits of the city or town. Large ( ~vi ) railway colonies, university campuses, port areas, industrial areas etc. Came tip outside the limits of the town but they form continuous growth with the town. These outgrowths mayor may not by themselves qualify to be treated as separ&te towns hut these .ootgr.owths deserve to be treated as urban areas. Such a town with their outgrowth areas is treated as one urban unit and called "Urban Agglomeration~ and Urban Agglomeration may constitute. (i) A city with continuous out-growths, (the part of outgrowth being O1Itside the statutory limits but falling within the boundaries of the adjoil'l.ift.g viNage or villages), (ii) One town with similar outgrowth or two or more adjoining towns with their out-growths as in (i); or (iii) A city and one or more adjoiaing towns with their outgrowths ail of whiclll form a continUDus spread. 3. CENSUS HOUSE A 'census house' is a building or a part of a building having a separate main entrance from the road or common courtyard or staircase etc., used recognised as a separate unit. It n'ta'y be vacant -or occupied. It may be used for residential or non-residentia1 pt:WpdSC or both. of. HOUSEHOLD A hlJ.11'Sehold is a group of persons who conrmonly lh-'e t~her at'ld who take the.. meals from a common kitchen unless the exigency of 'Work prevents them fl"'0m ~iR.-g 110. Theft: may be a household. of persons related by blood or unrelated persons or having a mix of both. Examples of unrelated household are boarding houses, masses, hoste)sl residential hotels, rescue homes, jaiIs1 ashrams etc. These are called institutional households. There may be one-member households, two-member households or multi-member households. For census purpose, each one of these types is regarded as a household. 5. SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES A persons has been returned as belonging to a scheduled caste or scheduled tribe if caste or tribe to which he belongs is includ~d in the schedule of the 8tat4- 8chedulod caste can belong to Hindu -or Sikh religion. However, a person! belongiI't~ to scheduled tl"ibe call profess any religion. A person who can both read ud write with undentandiag .in aa.y ~e is to be takeJl, .aa li~ate. A person who can merely read but cannot write. is a;o.t a literate. It is aot necessary that a person who is literate mould have pas::ted aay minimum QdueatioDal staPdard. 7. WORKER I~ 1981 Cens~ the economic status of a person has been ~1assified as; (i) Main worker ( xvii ) (ii) Marginal Worker (iii) Non-workers Th~ dichotomy of workers and non·workers or 1961 and 1971 census has bqen discarded in 1981 censUS and time disposition criterion in economic activity with one year reference period is adopted. A person who has engaged himself in economic activity for major part of the year (at least 183 days) is considered as main worker while those who worked in for somotime during the last year but not major part of the year have been treated marginal worker. Those who have not worked at all during the one year reference pqriod are non-workers. Work has been defined as participation in any economicaIIy productive activity. Such participation may be physical or mental in nature. Work involves not only actual work but also effective supervision and dir(fction of work. 8. CULTIV ATOR A person is consid~ed a cultivator if he has engaged in CUltivation as a single worker or family worker of land woned or held from Govc:;rnment or held from private persons or institutions for payments in money kind or share. Cultivation incl!ldes supervision or direction of cultivation. Cultivation involves ploughing sowing and harvesting and production of cereals and millet crops and other crops '3uch as sugar cane, ground nuts, tapioca etc. and pulses, raw jute and kindered fibre crops, cotton etc. and does not include fruit and vegetable growing or keeping of orchards or groves or working on plantation like tea, coffee. rubber etc. 9. AGRICULTURAL LABOURER A person who works in another person's land for wages in mone,y, kind or share should be regarded as an agricultural labourer.. He does not have a risk in the cultivation but merely works in another persons land for wages. 18. HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY Household Industry is defined as an industry conducted by the head of the household himself/herself and or by the members of the household at home or within the precincts of house where the household lives in urban areas. The larger proportion of workers in a household industry should consist of membCirs of the household including the head. The industry should not be run on the scale of a r~gistered factory which would qualify or has to be registered under the Indian Factories Act. Industry impli~ production, processing, I>ervicing or repair of articles or goods such as handloom weaving, dyeing, carpentry, bidi rolling, pottery manufacture, bicycle repairing, blacla amithy, tailoring etc. 11. OTHER WORKERS All workers, who are not cultivators or agricultural labourers or engaged In Household Industry are treated as other workers. This category covers factory and plantation workers, Government servants, Municipal employees, teachers, priests, entertainment artists, workers engaged in trade. c:)mIllerce, QUsilless mining, construction etc. ANALYTICAL NOTE INTRODUCTION The district of Sultanpur is one of the six district!! of Faizabad Dlvi.,ion. It lies on both sides of the Gomti between 25°58' and 26 '39' north latitude and 81 °33' and 82 -'42' east longtitude. It is ounded by district Faizabad on the n:lTlh l Jaunpur ani Azamg,uh on the east, Pratapgarh on the south, and Rae Bareli and Bara Banki on the west and n,)rth-west. The area of the district supplied by Surve)or General of India is 4A36 square kilometre. '] he chief river of the district is the Gomti. The population of the district is 2)042,778 the density of popu'ation 461 persons per square kilometre. It has a sex ratio (number Clf females per 1,000 male:;) of 970. The total population of the district forms I.L4 pcr cent of state population. The district occupies 36th position in area. a.nd 2 '::nd position in population amongst the 56 dlStricts of the state. There are 343,934 occupied residential houses and 366,659 households in the district. An average household has about 6 persons. It comprises four tahsils namel}" Mu&afirkbana, Amethi, Sultanpur and Kadipur of which Sultanpur tahsil is the most populous Amethi the least. The order remains the same in respect of area also. Ther~ are 2,531 villages and 4 towns in the district. ~ he percentage of the populatiL'n rehiding in rural and urban a:-eas is 96.70 and 3.30 respectively. Ur' anisation in the district is quite lower than the state as a whole (17.95 per cent). In the district as' a whole scheduled castes are 23.12 per cent of the total popu'ation while 5cheduled tribes have negligible proportion. The percentage cf literacy in the total population is 22.45 per cent as againgst the atate percentage of 27.16. Literacy rate among males is 35.14 per cent and among females is 9.37 percent, It is only 21.44 per cent in the rural and 51.84 per cent in the urLan. Of the total population 28,90 per cent are main workers and 1.30 per cent are margin~l workers. The proportion of main workers among males is 49.30 per cent and among females 7.88 percent. The percentage of marginal workers among rralcs is 0.47 and among females 2:16. DISTRIBtirION OF POPULATION OF VILLAGES AND TOWNS The following table presents tahsil-wise rural and urban popu1ation by sex separate-Iy as allo number of total and inhabited villages anti nuuiber of towns in the tahsils of the district. Table 1: P"pulatio.l. number Of viIJages and til.,D$ PopulatIOn ,No. ___ ofL_--.. villages ,------"------,__.,_ Name of Tahsil Total Rural Urban Total Inhabited No. 0{ town ,.----"----...-... ,..------"--- - ,..___,,_ ,----.J._____ ,..___,,_ P M F p M F P M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12. 13 J Musafirkhana 46J.677 236,346 225,331 461,677 236,346 225.331 435 430 2 Amethi 370,662 186,168 184.494 363,530 182.377 181.153 7,132 3,791 3,341 461 456 1 3 Sultan pur 683.058 348.748 334,310 634,276 322.123 312.153 48.782 26.625 22.157 854 838 1 4 Kadipur 527.381 265.299 262.082 515.920 259.318 256.602 11.461 5.981 5.480 781 768 2 Tutal 2.042.778 1.936.5611.996,2171.975.4031,909,164975.23961.37535,397 39,978 2.531 2,492 .. The most populous tahsil is Sultanpur (683,058) and Tahsil Musafirkhana is entirely rural. Amethi tahsil with 370,662 population uccupies bottom positiun amongst the {our tahsila. Sultanpur tahsil has the highest number of total villages 854 of which 838 are inhabited followed by Kadipur 781 (768 inhabited" Amethi 461 (456 inhabited) and Musafirkhana 435 ( 4- 30inhabi ted). The Sultanpur~tahsils. The a'werage population per inhabited village comes to 820. The distribution of tahsil-wise population by rural and urban and its decadal variation ia furnished below : Table 2 : Deeadal change in distrit.utiuD Of population Population r------~----~------...... Pc:rcen,ta.gc dCGafl~l Nllmc of Tahsil J971 1981 varIation (1971~81) ~ ____ _ .J.-_____ ~ ~------_,__------~ r------~---~-~ Total Rural Urban Total Rura.l Urban Tota.l Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 a 9 10 1 Musafirlhana 376.251 376.251 461.671 461.677 22.71 22.71 2 Amethl m.lS3 297.7.83 370,6<:2 363.530 7,132 24.69 22.29 3 Sultan pur :540.578 508.248 32.330 683,,058 634.276 48,782 26.36 24.~ 5.089 4 KlldipUI 4213,816 428.816 527.381 515,92.0 11.461 22.99 20.32 Tutal 1.64l.918 1,619.598 3l.339 2.942.778 1.975,463 67,375 24.34 ,U.63 l81.49 3 GROWTH OF POPULATION It is clear from the table that there has b ~en an overall growth of 24.34 per cent dUJing the decade 1971-81. 'The growth in the .rural j~ 22.65 per cent and in the urban 108.40 per cent. Amongst tahsils the maximum population growth is observed in tahsil Sultanpur amounting to 26.'36 per cent. It is due to high population growth both in the rural and l.rban areas. VILLAGES BY POPULATIO'l RANGES If the villages excluding the uninhabited ones are arranged by population size (less than 200, 200-499, 500-1,999, 2,000-4,999, 5,000-9,999 and 10,000+) the position is as follows: Tahle ~ : DistdbutiOll Of villages by population ranges Range of population No of villages in Percentage of viIla8cs each range in each ran8e 1 2 3 Less thon-200 349 14.01 200-499 741 29.73 500-1.999 1,225 49.16 2,000-4,999 172 6.90 5 0.20 10 ,000 & alone Total 2.492 108.88 Medium size villages having a population between the range of 500-1,999 are most numerous. The number of such villages being 1,225 (49.16 per cent). Of the remaining 43.74 per cent are small size villages with population less than 500. The percentage of large size villages is in the popuJaticn ranges cf 2,000-4 999 and 5,000-9,999 is 6.90 and 0.20 respectively. Villages with population 10,000 and above are non-existent in the district. VILLAGES BY DENSITY " If the villagell are arranged by their density i.I. the population per square kilometre the distribution comes to as presented below: 4 Table 4 : Distdbutioll of villages by density Range of density Total No. of villages in Percentage of vdlages in (per sq. k.m.) each density range each density range 1 2 3 0-10 7 0.28 11-20 4 0.16 21-50 13 0.52 5'1-100 35 1.40 10l-~OO 130 5.22 201-300 317 12.72 301-S00 1,060 42.!54 SOl & above 926 37.16 Not Known Total 2,492 100.88 Out of 2,492 jnhabited villages in the dhtrict rnaxi'nu n num.'Jer of villages (1,060) or 42.54 per cent of the total mhabitfd villages fall in the density range of 301-500 persons per square kilometre, followed by 926 villages Jr 37.16 per cent in the range of 501 and above and 317 villages or 12.72 pt:r cent villages in the density range of 201-300. Small villages upto a den~ity of 100 per sq'lare lnlometre are only 2.36 per cent of the total n·tmber of the inhabited villages. VILLAGES BY SCHEDULED CASTE POPULATION In ur,ler to have some idea of the distnbution of scheduled castes in the inhabited villazt'~ of the 1_~i:,tllCt, tab1c-V bdcw l-resenb the di"tribution of inha1.>1ted villages by propor tion of schedule d castl s. TaLle ::. : PruPQrtlon u: scheduled ca5tc pvpulutlvn to t'Jtal pJpulation in the villages Percentage range of :>cheduled caste No 0; vllla~e~ Percentage of vil1;1gcs populatIOn to total POI u!dtlon j n each fdIl:e in each range 1 2 3 NIl 156 06.26 0-5 1l.Z 04.49 6·10 177 07.10 11-15 276 11.08 16-20 ~55 14.25 21-30 722 28.97 31 & above 694 27.85 Total 2,492 199.08 $ The percentage of scheduled caste population in the district COmes to 23'12 per cent. Out of 2,492 if hal ited villages in the district no scheduled caste population has been reported from 156 cr 6.26 per cent "llJages. 722 villages or 28.97 per cent villages have a scheduled caste pcpulation in the percentage range of 21-S0. 694 villages or 27.85 per cent villages have i1 per cent or more scheduled castes population in them. In 355 or 14.25 per cent vilJages the proportion of scheduled castes is in the range of 16.20 per cent. 276 ilIa.ges or 11.08 per cent villages have a scheduled castes population in the percentage ra.nge of 11-15. VILLAGES BY SCHEDUI.ED TRIBE POPULATION Table 6 : ProportiuD Of scheduled tribe ,opaIatiOli to total popula&ioa ill the "illage;s Porcentage range of scheduled tribe No. of Villages Percentage of villages population to total popul"tion in each ranSe in each range 1 2 3 Nil 2,488 99.84 ()...S 4 00.16 6-IS ]6·25 26-35 36-50 51 & above Total l.49l 188.88 There are only 4 villages inhabite t l Y scheduled trihes and fall in the percentage range of 0-5 and their percenlage is 0.16. Remajnin~ 2,488 inhabited villages have no s-hed~!ed tribe population. SCHEDULED CASTE/SCHEDULED TRmE POPULATION IN TOWNS OF THE DISTRICT Only 10.33 per cent vf urban population uf the district belongs to scheduled castes. No sch~duled tribes are found in urban areas. 'fa',le-7 below gives the scheduled caste/scheduled trile population in different tuwns of the district. Table 7 : Proportion Of scbeduled caste/sCheduled tribes populatiun in 'OWDS Total Total Percentase of scheduled Percent"ge of scbedu'o(; Name of the town Total scheduled caste scbeduled tnbe caste populatIon to tnbe popu:ation popu'atlon populatIon population total populatIOn to total population 2 3 4 S 6 1 Amethl T. A. 7.132 8S6 12.00 2 Kacripur T. A. 4.341 497 11.45 3 Dostpur T. A. 7.120 1.283 18.02 4 SultanpUT M. B. 48.782 4.322 8 86 All t-,,,os 67.375 6,958 19.33 The highest percentage of scheduled caste is found in DvstptH"_ 'f..A. (18.02 per cent) and the lowest. in Sultattpur M.B, (8.86 per cent) VILLAGES BY LITERACY RATE An attempt to see how literacy is co-relat ~d with the siz.e of the viUages in the district has been made in Table-8 below. The size ranges are same as in Table-S. Table 8 : Literacy rates by population ranges or villages .. Ran8e of No. of villages Liter~¢y population JO each range rate ---_- ----~- 1 2 3 Less than 200 349 21.37 200-499 741 21.00 500..1,999 1.225 21.17 172 22.32 5.000-9,999 5 22.43 10,000 & above Total l.492 21." The table reveals that the maximum literacy rate (22 43 per cent) obtains in villages of population range" 5,000-9,999. By and large with the increase In the size of population of vlllages the literacy rate goes up wilh the exception of the lowest population range of less than 200. TOWNS BY LI'f.ERACY RATE In the total urban areas of the di~trict comprising of 4 towns, the crude literacy rate comes to slightly over 51.8 per cent. The tab'e below gives the literacy ra.te for each town of the district. Table 9 ; Literacy rate for towns Name of the towns Literacy rate 1 2 1. Amethi T.A. 40 07 2. Kaeripur T A. .34.21 3. Dostpur T.A. 40.91 4. Sultanpur M.B. 5;.72 Total ~1.84 SultallBUr M:,., ~. is the only towps of the district where mOre • han bal£ (56.72 per cent) of the populat.ion is literate. 1 he lowest. literacy rate \34.21 per Lent) is found in ~~ipqr T. A. LITERATES, WOR~RS AND SCHEDULED CASTE/SCHEDULED TRU~f; POPULATIQN The table given below sh.)ws that the distrIct h'ls ab:lut 23.12 p;r ce it uf Ls p pula tion belonging to scheduled caste:- with 23.56 per cent in the rural area and 10.33 per cent in the ur~~!l. The highest p' rc('ntage (26.55) of scheduled castes is observed in Musafirkhana TahiiI and lowett (20~24) in Sultanpur tahsil. In each of the tansil only one sche.Juleu t:ll'ibe h» been returned. or the t. tal population of the district 22.45 per cent are literale~. The percentage of literacy is 21.44 in the rural and 51.84 in the urban. In respe~t of tahsil literacy" Sultanpur tahsil has the highest literacy rate of 25.79 per cent, fullowed b}' Kadipur and Amethi. T;he order is the same in rLlral literacy. In male Jitera Sultal\pu.f tahsil comes at the top and MUllafirkhana (28.80 p~r ceJ;tt) at the bottom. Sult.-opur tahsIl stands at the top both in male and female literacy. It is remarka')le to note that female literacy is as high as 39.40 per cent in the urban area while it i:; as low as 8.41 p.!r cent in the rural ~re~. Main workers comprise 28.90 per cent of the total population with 28.Y8 per cent in the rural and 26.41 per cent in the urban. The highest participation in economic activity is foUlUl in Muaafirkhana tahsil. The main male wo.rker8 form 49 1 30 per cent of tht total population. Among the male pupulation, the participati3n rate in economic activity i~ 49.42 per cent in the rural and 46.03 per cent in the urban areas. As regards the tah'lils top position (52.52 per cent) is occupied by MusafIrkha.na and Kadipur is placed a.t bJ',tum with 47.11 per cent. In female participation Amethi tahsil stands at first place and last position is occupied by Kadipur tahsil. Marginal workelS form only 1.30 per cent lof the total population of the district with 1.34 per cent in rueal and 0.35 in urban. Female marginal participation is higher in the rural areas of the distnct whi'e it is reverse in urban. After substracting the total workers i.e. main plus marginal workers from the total population, the remaining are non-w.)rkers. Mure than two third of the total population is non-worker (69.80 per cent), their percentage III rural and utban areas being 69.68 and 73.24 respectively. A codenlled table-lOis given h~re under giving full details about literates, workersJ non·workers, scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population in the district. i Table 10 : Literates. lfOl'kers, null-wurker:s, scheduled ca,te/scheduled tribe pC)pulatiOil ill the d*strict Scheduled Scheduled Caste Tribe Literates to total Total! Total population popula" popula- population r---- __ t..... ___ ~ Name of TahSil Rueall r------.J,_~-- --... tion to tion to Urban P M F total total P M F popula.. popula- tion tion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1. Musa1lrkhana Total 461,677 236.346 225.331 26 S5 N 17.74 28.80 6.13 Rural 461,671 236.346 225,331 l6.S5 N 17.74 28.80 6.13 Urban 2. Amethi Total 370,662 1~6.168 184.494- 22.03 N 2Al.82 34.30 7.21 Rural 363.530 182.377 181.]53 22.23 N 20.44 33.92 6.86 Urban 7,132 3.791 3,341 12.01 40.08 52.21 2.6.31 3. Sultanpur Total 683.053 348,748 334.310 20.24 N 25.79 38.88 12.12 Rural 634,276 322,123 312,153 21.12 N 23.41 36.61 9.78 Urban 48,782 26,625 22,157 8.86 56.72 66.40 45.10 4. Kadipur Total 527,381 265,299 262.082 24.63 N 23.39 36.47 10.lS Rural 515,920 259.318 256,602 24.84 N 23.06 36.13 9.85 Urban 11.461 5,981 5,480 15.53 38.38 51.23 24.~S AlI,,-II. Total 2.84%.718 1,936.561 1.9Q6,U7 23.1% N 2l.4S 35.14 P.37 Rural 1.'J7S.483 1.889.164 !nS,139 23.56 N 21.44 34.~ 8.41- Ul'baIl 67,375 36,39] 38.978 19.33 51.84 62.42 39.60 N = Negligible 9 Mai n workers to MargIndl workers to Total workers to Non-workers to Name of TahsIl TotaIj t ot<11 population total population total population total population _JL__ ...... ,----____ .L___ ...... , ,----__.J-- ____ --.., ,----__'t- __--.., RuraIj ,---" -.- Urban P M F P M F P M F P M F --~~------1 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Musafirkhana Total 32,01 52.52 lO,50 1,22 0,38 2.11 33.23 52.90 12.61 66.77 4710 8739 Rural 32,01 52,52 JO,50 1,22 0.38 2.11 33,23 52.90 12.61 66.77 41.10 87,39 Urban Amcthi Total 30.89 50,81 10,79 1.47 0.67 2,27 32,36 51.48 13,06 67.64 48.52 86,94 Rural 30.95 50,86 10,90 1.49 0,69 2,30 32,44 51.55 13.20 67.56 48.45 86,80 Urban 27,88 48,16 4,85 0,32 0,19 0.48 28,20 48.35 5.33 71 80 51.65 94,67 Sultanpur Total 27,70 47.96 6,56 1,02 0,37 1.70 28.72 48.33 8.26 71.28 51.67 91,74 RUT",l 27.78 48,14 6,77 1,09 0,39 1.81 28.87 48.53 8,58 71,13 5147 91.42 Urban 26,61 45,76 3.59 0,18 0,10 0.28 26.79 45,86 387 73.21 54,14 96.13 Kadipur Tot",1 26,32 47,11 5,28 J .63 0.56 2.71 27.95 47.67 7.99 72.05 52.33 92.01 RUlc11 26.36 47,15 5,36 1,64 0.55 2.74 28,00 47,70 8.10 72.00 52.30 !H.90 Urban 24.68 45.88 1.55 1.05 0,80 1.31 25,73 46.68 286 7421 5332 97.14 All Tabsils Total 28,90 49,'(i 7.88 1,39 0.47 2.16 30,29 49,77 10.94 69.89 5& 13 89.96 Rural ;2.&.98 49,42 8,(:)3 1,34 0.4'1 2,21 30,32 49.00 19.24 69.68 59.10 89.76 Urhan 26.41 46,93 3,37 9,35 0,23 0,48 .26,76 46 26 3.SS 73.14 53.74 96.15 --- qr~ftrqi Gl-=fIlOT;yr ~r~ - ~ Pril11ary Census Abstract if+ atTiifTi; I;TA 0 arI91~~ 0. 1i-- o:Z: eo +Rir '-----'-----'---"" r- .J. --. 0<:(0 ~" ~';fr a 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 46. §~1;:r~ \ififq~ tt'tTT 4.436.0 343.934 366.659 2,042.77 !,e35.551 1,005,217 472.359 239.:09 2.13.168 VT:I:ftur "' ••U.s.1 332.931 354,994 1.975.4931,009.164 975.239 465,4tl 235.5.22 2l9.889 ~~n:'t{ 19.9 11.993 11.665 67.375 36,397 39.978 6,958 3,687 3.271 1. ~Tfq)~~:r{T i:r~r;:;r lfTlT 1,228.4 85,805 88,594 461.677 236,346 2Z5.331 122.568 62.468 60.100 VTifTUf 1.137.0 85.805 88,594 461.677 236,346 225.331 122.568 62,468 60,100 "I1fUlf 16.0 2. aNol~ ..rrTJ 1.935.0 67.106 71,217 370.662 186.168 184,494 81,644 40.630 41.014 ~mr')Uf 1#778.5 65.811 69.861 363.530 182.377 181.153 80.788 40 ... 205 40.583 ~lf 156.5 1.295 1,356 7,132 3,791 3,341 856 425 431 aFroT ~ Iilosr ~Ulf 79.91 1.295 1.356 7.132 3.791 3.341 856 425 431 3. ~~Cll'l$~ t:l~~\'1' r{tlf 37.27 111.834 119.732 683.058 348.748 334,310 138.241 70.684 67.557 ~T+iT'Ui 31.08 103.864 111 •.274 6.14,::'76 322.123 312,153 133.919 68,362 63.5" illRllf 4.69 7.970 8.458 48.782 26.625 22.157 4.322 2.322 2,000 ~ffiW il1T~t{lf~ ;;~llf ].50 7.970 8.458 48.782 26.625 22.157 4.322 2,322 2,000 4. ~l~~ a&~l~ 1iTTJ 20.98 79.189 87.116 527.381 265.299 262.082 129.916 65.427 64,489 ~rll)1J{ 7.01 77.451 85.265 515,970 259.318 256,602 128.136 64.487 63,649 ;:;;n)~ 15.96 1,738 1.851 11,461 5,981 5.480 1.780 940 840 ~)fcr~ ;pn:~ iflTl:T ~T~~ ;WWf'5f ;:{11'<:T'l' 3.24- 683 702 4.341 2.301 2,040 497 263 234 il"tc: :- 1. ~T>S'lf/f~l it aJiifr ffl1 I cm-trTf~ ~" aTIep~l l)1S'rRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT f~r/~~/'111"t 'B'''i ~ r------~------~ ,------~----~ Olf'o ~o Olf'o ~o ~T p M P M F , 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 3 2 1 4 .. 458,469 364.235 599.305 511),935 79,31.0 Total Silltanpur District 45 4 4 423.54'; 341.515 572.509 494,232 7d.277 Rural 34,924 2.2.7.2.9 17,796 16,753 I.C43 lJrban 1 1 81,868 68,048 13,820 147.804 124.137 ~3,667 Total Musafirkhana Tahsil 1 1 1 81,868 68,048 13.820 147.804 124.137 23.667 Rural Urban 1 1 77,146 63.842 13.304 114.494- 94.595 19.899 Tota.l Amethi Tahsil 2 1 1 74.288 61.863 12.425 112,506 92,769 19,1'37 Rural 2,858 1.979 879 1.988 1.826 162 Urban 2.858 1.979 879 1,988 1.826 162 Urban Amethi T.A. 1 - 1 176.108 135.596 40.512 189.180 167.256 21.924 Total Sultanpur Tahsil 3 1 1 148.440 117,919 30.521 176.201 155,073 21.128 Rural 27,668 17,67] 9,991 12,979 12.183 796 Urban 27,668 17,677 9,991 12,183 796 Urban Sultan pur M. B. 1 1 1:>3.347 96.749 26.598 138.827 124.997 13,830 Total Kadipur Tahsil 4 1 1 118.919 91.685 25,264 135.998 122.253 13.745 Rural 4.398 3.064 1.334 2.829 2,744 85 Urban 2.913 1,904 1,009 1,668 1.592 76 Urban Dostpur T .A. 1,160 325 1.152 9 Urban Kaeripur T .A. Note :-1. Provisional IlGeographical Area t1 figures of state/districts are supphed by the S'lrVeYOr General. Figures for Urban area are those supplIed by the Local Bodies. Area figures for rural area are derived by substracting the urban area from the total area of the dlstrtct The area figu es totalled over all the tahsils in a dlstnct will not tally With the dIstrict figures tecause the former are those supplied by the Director of Land Records (Board of Revenue). 2. The village-wise areas are as reported by the Tahsildar. while the rural areas of each tahsil (in Distri~t Primary Census Abstract) has been derl ved by deducting the sum of urban areas from the total area figures'of the tahsil furnished by the Board of Revenue, U. P. 14 ~ ~ $t I.~ \iI"""wr ~ ~"'__IiISoI._ ~~ qrf-'::Cfrf-:' r--~--"- ~ ...., r-----'-' atri) ~o ~~r--- Olfo 'l0 :f'l'f OlIo ~<) "f--- p M F P M F P M 'F 1 2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 46. ~ 1. ~~Tfq;~~i{T ~ 2. ~lto) a~I1)~ znlT 77,678 68.812 8,866 27.013 16.334 10.179 1,823 1,547 276 «1+T1Uf 77.412 68,557 8.855 26.771 16,645 10,126 1.739 1,471 268 ~f1T"{Tq 266 255 11 242 189 53 84 76 8 bllrol' ~1T~ €i';;{ ~T~ 266 255 11 242 189 S~ 84 76 8 3. ~~CfTW Cfii:'31~ lIT'f 103.338 96,662 6.676 45.994 34,729 11,2-65 7,303 5,686 1.617 m-liT~ 103.143 96.474 6.669 45.823 34,565 11,258 6.464 4,932 1,532 "'f'1r(fll 195 188 7 171 164 7 839 754 85 ~ 4. ~T~ crE€'~ lITlT 92.432 87.350 5,082 30.432 23.041 1,391 3,680 2.988 6~2 q'flil'UT 91.331 86.258 5,073 30,139 22.772 7,361 3,429 2.147 682 i{1T~fll' 1,101 1,092 9 293 269 24 251 241 10 G)fCI'~-':: if:rr~1$r i{Tf'{')lf 475 469 6 212 188 24- 192 182 10 ~T~ if1R€i;r tm~')lT 626 623 3 81 81 59 'i9 IS :QlST~CT PRlMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT ----- 0 = Z f"Ari~/~"{_ .; .g it?'2 ~fi/~~/~ 1\08 q;m ,...-__-_L ,---___L __---, ....)._ &lfo ~o ~r &{e ~e ~"r 6lj'o ~o ~?[T p M F P M F P M F ~1 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 3 2 1 61.3.27 57.874 4,253 26,653 4,986 21,747 1,42S,8Za 529,678 905.158 Total Sultanpur DisV:ict 46. 46,973 43 .. =49 3,424 26,428 4,823 21,597 1.316,474 581.189 875,365 Rural 14,354 13,525 82.9 233 83 158 49,346 19,5'61 19.185 Urban 8,519 7,875 644 5,631 891 4,740 308,242 111,318 196,924 Total Mu.>.afirkhana TahSil 1. 8,519 7.'475 644 5,631 891 4,740 308,242 111,318 196,924 Rural Urban 7,980 7,402 578 5,442 1.254 4,188 250,726 90,319 160,407 Total Amethi Tahsil 2. 6,584 6,095 488 5,419 1.247 4,172 245,605 88,361 157,244 Rural 1,396 1.306 9::> 23 7 16 5.121 1.958 3,163 Urban 1.396 1.306 90 23 7 16 5.121 1,958 3.163 Urban Amethi T. A. ~2.545 3G.179 2,366 6,985 1,282 5,703 486,893 180,210 306.683 Total Sultanpur Tashit 3. 20,771 19. tOO 1,669 6,895 1.254 5,641 451,180 165,796 285,384 Rura.l lI,774 ll.O77 691 90 28 62 35.713 14.414 21,299 Urban 11.774 11.077 697 90 28 62 35,713 14.414 21.299 Urban Sultan pur M.B. 1~,283 11.618 66.5 8,595 1,479 7,116 379.959 138.823 241,136 Total Kadlpur TahSIl 4. 11,099 10,.476 623 8.475 1,431 7,044 371,447 135,634 235,813 Rural 1,184 1,142 42 120 48 72 8.;12 3,189 5,323 ::.Urban 789 753 36 118 48 70 5,334 2.040 3.294 Urban Dostpur T. A. 395 389 6 2 2 3,178 1,149 2,029 Urban Kaeripur T. A. 16 o 0 I:T ;; "It" Z ~ () \;fT < ~~'pn f\jffiIT I ~"'r<;r/'iffR ---.i~ "";:::;- m~cr qf~arT<:T ~~ I;" OIl ~·+!.:~J~/Cfif~ r- !._----~ ,--- ...... , a ------_------_-_ - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 46 ~t::IC'I'r;:r~ ::;r~Q'q tr);r 94,924 472,.369 Z39,209 Z33,l69 39,993 36,449 2,649 ~r~1'ur 93,635 46,- .411 233,522 229.889 37.53'1 3S,097 2.441 i{fT'{N 1,299 6,958 ~ 3.687 3,271 1,~69 1,352 288 1. fj"3'rfG'i~~r;:rT ~:qT 2. a;,l1oT ~~lgt~ ~tlf 17,060 81,644 40.~30 41.014 6.334 5,945 389 ~T~llJf 16.895 807,8,1 40,205 40,583 6,208 5,831 377 ifl11:T 3. ~~~T~<: ~&~t~ 'I1ll' 28,078 1313,241 70.684 67,557 12.575 11,622 953 UT~TlJf 27,280 133,9,9 68,362 65,557 11,438 10,661 717 rflT~1 4. Cfil~"\''l~ ~~~:i'~ ~llT 24,478 1::'9,916 65,427 64,489 11,555 11,656 899 VTlflUf 24.142 128,136 64.487 63.649 17.258 11,379 8"9 rrrr~'1lf 336 1,789 940 840 297 277 20 ~T~cr~t ~~ ;;tT7T~ 250 1.283 677 606 194 176 18 .f~T,!~ rm~€f~ 'llTU NtlIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACf FOR SCHEDULED CASTES ~~ • 0• 'Ie" :;z; il_::.- f~/~/fflF( b lIS i~ ~~ ~/~~/~ ~;;r 1!~ C{>f'l otr(_i{ ~ Cfi1Ilactm:. i~tf~<: ~~~ g.~ Distriot/Tahsill Total MaiD Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers _- City/U.A./ i·! ~ '" (1 to IX) (I) (II) -s=~ Town 'iia! _t. r= ..--____.,....,,___--"' ,----l-_----.. eq., ~., ~ Olf $0 ~r Ol!'o ~o ~ p M P p M F p M F 11 12 13 14 '15 16 17 ]8 19 3 2 1 i 167,617 136,&59 36,758 67,f,73 59,811 7,767 99,76.9 63,41-41 27.357 Total Sultallpur Distric:i 1~,642 U9,l115 36,567 67,381 59.6Z9 7,761 98.334 63,931 27.393 Rural 1,915 1,'184 191 192 Ul 1 433 379 54 Urban ,47,363 35.505 11,858 24.825 21.167 3.658 20.788 12.981 7.897 'Total Muaafirkhana Tahsil l 47.363 ~5,S05 11,858 24,825 21,167 3,658 20.788 12.981 7,807 Ru.ral Urban 30,792 22.748 8,044 13,309 1l,5Sg 1,751 16,323 10,280 6.043 Total Amethi Tahsil 2 30,5'45 22.539 8,006 13,277 11.526 1,751 16.225 IO.2I! 6,014 Rural 247 209 38 32 32 98 69 29 Urban 247 209 38 32 32 98 69 29 Urban Amethi T. A. 48,452 38,519 9,933 13,126 -12,020 1,106 30,873 22,125 8,148 Total Sultanpur Tahsil 3 47.193 37.393 9.800 13~109 12,004 1,105 30:178 22,635 8.143 RlU'al 1~2S9 1.126 133 17 16 1 95 90 5 Urban 1,259 1,126 133 17 16 1 95 90 5 Urban SQI~.nplJr M. D. 41,010 34,087 6,9.23 16,313 15,066 1,247 22,783 17,424 S,SS9 Total Kadipur T~il 4 40,541 33,638 6.903 16,170 14~923 2,247 22,543 17.204 5,339 Rural 469 449 .28 143 143 240 220 20 Urban 335 315 20 81 81 188 168 20 Urban Dostpur T. A. 134 134 62 62 52 52 Urban Kaeripur T.A. IS ~~~~ef ~"f ~ f~ sntI~ ~;:rr ~ ~ c 0 .~ z J ~/~('f/iffR t.._ _,...._P qTf~qrf<: 1 2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 1,965 736 46 It''(f'''~ I!r.'fq'q qoT" 2.791 6.576 5.673 ~ 'll"~ 2,599 1,881 718 5,3.28 4.543 1as ~"~lqo 102 84 18 1.248 1.138 118 :1. llmf!Ji~~Tm ~t1 ~).,. (84 498 186 1,866 859 ']J)7 IDtrTm 684 498 186 1.056 859 'JJY1 'l'fUlf 2. OTlt~ ~~ lfTi( 355 239 116 80S 671 134 ~f1:fh:lJ 341 228 113 702 574 128 i'I1TiTGr 14 11 3 103 97 6 OTitiSf ;:m-:~'!T il'fJ'~"rlf 14 11 3 103 ~ 6 ·3. ~~ ~~'Rvr lfT 4. cpr!{f~ o:jlf~~'li(' lfr.rr 683 490 193- 1,231 1.J07 124 ~T,,"Rrr 675 48~ 19J 1.153 1.029 124 ~i\'<:i 8 8 78 78 ~)f~~ iflR~3f iftf1:1lf 66 -6G ~"r~ "f1K~::f ;:pRTlf 8 8 12 12 19 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES I;l" ~o <) = .~z ~.e.e_ fGW{rJ~fJ~/"iFR tIP U --b ~ ~(~JCfiRT ~8 'E ::I 1;c.eL District/Tahsil/ i:8 mllITOCfi ~_L ______~ ---'------... Qlfo ~o ~;;r) , iXfo '1.0 ~~T p M F P M F 26 27 28 29 30 31 3 2 1 8.989 1.032 7.957 295,76;} 107,.318 188.445 Tota.l Sultallpur District 46 8,'" 1,92.4 7,916 298.829 1$.423 lSS,496 Rural 49 8 41 ".934 1,895 3,939 U .. b8Jl 2,179 .201 1,978 73.026 26,762 46.264 Total Musafirkhana Tahsil 1 .--::::... 2,179 .201 1,978 73,026 26.762 46,264 Rural Urban 1,692 254 1.438 49,160 17.628 31,532 Total Amethi Tahsif 2 1.680 2S4 1.426 48,563 17.412 31,151 Rural 12 12 S97 216 3;51 Urban 12 12 597 216 381 Urban Amethi T. A. 2,121 261 1.860 87.668 31,904 55,764 Total Sultanpur Tahsil 3 2,105 2S5 1,8S0 84,621 30,714 53,907 Rural 16 6 10 3,947 1,190 1,857 Urban 16 6 10 3.047 1.190 1.857 Urban Sultan pur M. B. 2.997 ~16 2.681 85.909 31.024 54,885 Total Kadipur Ta.hsil 2.976 314 2.662 84.619 30.535 54.084 Rural 21 2 19 1.290 489 801 Urban 21 2 19 927 360 567 Urban Dostpur T. A. 363 129 234 Urban KaeIlPur T. A. 0 o:Z; .tt" u IIP'g ~/~/~- Ii 81' 0 \if" ijff J ~m '{i:u _-I;'" e ~~/~ 1i::t m~~ qf~'l~T ari~f"f;;r \if~ff~~ OFf .... ~ District/Tahsill ..... :::- Cfi'f ~~lI'r ~~~~ i·~ - ,--_-.J..__ ----., ,-_ _J___---. QlJo ~o f~ . OlJo ~o' ~ P M F P M F 1 2 3 4 S 6 '1 8 9 10 4!i ,;~~T~ \iRqi( lI)q 4 ...... m~ ...... '" Of1["{Ttf '" 1. wrrfq;«{T;U ~ lj')~ 1 1 1 1 1 -l1'TIfT:{!J 1 1 1 1 1 if'fl:P:r 2. arnoT ~~ID~ lIT1r 1 1 1 1 1 , m;rT:{!J 1 1 ~ t ~~ _. ~ 3. ~~'1F{~~ ~"\'~ If)t)' 1 1 1 1 1 VTqT~ 1 ..- 1 1 1 ilm:P:r ~m~ ~qTI~ 4. ifilC{~ ij"~~f'~ ~~5~,(~ ~ ... ~~~ 'lfTl:~"f iM'Ulf .... :t1llMdY CENSUS ABSTRAc:r FOR SCHEDULED TRWES ~ CfiTlf "R~ q-Rl( Main Workers r------'------.------ f'(jfflT/~/"iflR/ ~~/~r/~ ~ ~ _0 ..l._ _.. " ~o ~r Ol(o ,!o ~T iilfo lJo f'l'J P 'M P P M F P M F 11 12 13' 14 J5 16 17 18 19 3 2 1 4 4 'EotaI Sut aapur District. 46. ,4 4 Rural Ul'bao 1 1 Total Musafirkhana T'8.hsil 1. 1 1. Rura] Urban 1 1 Total Amethi Tahsil 2. 1 1 Rural ... Urban ... Urban Amcthi T. A • 1 I Total Sultanpur Tahsil 3. 1 1 Rural Urban ",,'" Urban Sultanpur M. B. 1 1 Total Kadlpur Tasil 4. 1 1 Rural Urban ill Urban Dostpur T. A. Urban Kaeripur T. A.. f:swrr / ~Jfu:r jiflR R lfT~c:nf ~o ~o ~')' Olfo ~o ~ p M P p M F 1 2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 45. ~~t"~ """~ m 4 4 1tl~ler .. 4- ot'l''tP:l 1. 1jmfl:fi'{@TitT ~ ~ 1 1 wur"M 1 1 i'fln:)lf 2. aNot ~~~l~ 'ltm 1 1 l1'T11r'1'( 1 1 iflT~T<:r Blltof il1R ~ if1T~ 3. ~~Tif~ il1~'ff lfm .'i. I 1 '1mftvr 1 1 if'RPr ~ 4. ~~ ~.n~ 21Tlf 1 1 «~r~ 1 1 ~Fr l:)~~~ i'flf1:W-r ~lf ... ~l~ i'f1R~ iIlRrlf ... PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES f~r/cr~)~/"PR ~/~f/~ District /Tahslll ~;:rtfcrif> CfiT~ ~~ ~~ ~~ -if ~it S(l~ U. A./eltYI Marginal Workors NOll Workers Town ~o ~o M M 26 27 28 29 30 31 3 2 1 Total SuUaaplH' Diltrict 46. ... Rural - Urbao Total Musafirkhan!l Tabs!) 1- ..". Rural Urban Total Amcthi tahs.i1 2. Rural Urban Urban Ametlli T. A. Total Sultanpur Tahsil 3 .. Rural Urban Urban Sultanpur M. B. Total Kadipur Tahsil 4. Rural Urban Urban Dostpur T. A. ... Urban Kaeripur T. A • " > / \ 1 l:I 1 s Z--t--- a L_ 1 - ,!gTt~~Wl"T a~,"" 1 - Musafirkbana Tahsil 26 Ul1if qf\' .(t~Sfi" ~ lj;~Hftfi<:.~rrr ~T ~l~if m~ mw.r iiP1:r qo ;r Til' 'fi'T ;::mr if;T6 ;:f 0 ~+r ~o W+r 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 Ol'iif~l:: IS3 36 oi"f;rT 6 ~T 284- 41 oTlTl:T<1T 213 76 ~tf~ :qT-qT 325 7 ~ 385 42 , 11 _am~I:fi~l:: !)6 46 Efi;:;,;mJ 262 81 tir~ 13l> I 12 af.iRq;~<:. 47 16 aTT<{+r~ 51 151 86 382 Cf>ltR1~ ~ 376 17 52 anf~<:=r~ 162 9l<:.fqm 332 87 'IflIT~~"f:: 27 18 anf~q)~<:' 106 53 9l 335 21 ~~n: 135 56 61 35 26 ':a~ter 121 fOfi~rrr 96 ~T~~ 221 Xl ~~~iT 321 62 ~9Hrr 3~ 97 V1lft ifil ct'lfpii ~ wrff~~~ I m~ 'VI1m . ~ jifilf ~ 0 ~Tif 106 'CjJ~tf~ 158 141 ml 397 176 ifi'~ 405 107 w~zrFr 230 141 ~~f~'lr 3~ 177 308 108 ;qif> Gl" omT 313 143 :gf1l'i:lH:r rr~'~ 354 178 o/ 121 3aFtT 429 IS6 ~f~l:fril: 420 191 f~T~ ~M~it 2] 122 ~~~r~2;~ 418 157 q~)~il: 211 192 f~rn~ 93 123 177 IS8 '5t"l'T~ ~Tit~T 271 193 .,r+r~~ 21 124 352 159 :;rlf~ ~T~rrrr~ 18 194 ;ft'l11 228 125 ~~ 131 \5!Tf§1 f~"'l~ 290 166 ~~ 90 !lO1 q'~~1; 149 132 ~q) 2.09 167 ~~')~<: 182 202 ~~~l~ 98 133 \;'jTf~ I{ 'l1'ft qft q-oriaitiq Ti" treTfCfi~~ ~ m~ m~ ~ ~~" VTll Cf>T on1=!' Cfi'l'i' if" 'ijiq ~I) "" T+I" CfiT iff+l" 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 211 f'1'iifr 233 246 GI'~r 409 281 ~~T 288 212 fq;:'GHT "li~rtT~ 295 247 ~6TG 347 282 ~1~<': 38 213 fq;:eHT o~~ 298 248 ilf~rnT 127 283 m~ 272 214 fq;:6T~ 1IQ.'<.:l'Sf 296 249 or~~ilT~ 41 284 ~CfT"Trr 216 f~r 3l~T~ flTft 330 2051 CiR.,T 306 286 '+fCfA'T2;<': 390 217 T: am;qr fl=ff~ 181 252 ;;r~ 60 287 ~r~,!~ 278 218 ~ afrm;ffij~ 194 253 CiR~T<:fT 416 288 ~T~ 242 2.19 ~~ 'tfiW ~i 154 254 ~ 223 289 ~T~T~ 202 220 ~'t f'9~ 184 25S ~'f~~T 187 290 2.21 ~~ m'{~ 317 256 iiR1~<': 197 291 ~~'1~ 259 222 '1~ ~tI'rf1R 24 257 qm~~ 5S 292 m~ 220 223 '11: ~Tq:q;:a: 47 258 ~)~~ 427 293 ll':a:; 422 224 ~~ ~tf~ 180 259 iSffrr~ 16S 294- JI'$ 3i"q<;fT~ r .9:l 289 260 168 295 lll'g~tfl'f(J 92 22S '1~ tRCfFfT ~~~~~ \ 226 ~ ~~CfT" 273 261 GI'~FifT 398 296 lfl3~ll~~ 365 227 ':!'t stJf~~ 293 262 il'Trr1l1~T 75 297 1=!'13~11~~ 301 231 '!~ ~ft~~afG"~ 101 266 tiff~'1~ 46 ll~rrCfT 323 232 ~~iflli 236 I:fi~~ 32 271 fq~i frr~~r 401 306 lR'crT 70 237 qj~~ 331 272 GfT<:"t'1~ 212 307 11:qm- 226 308 44 238 q;Tf>t~'l<:' 69 273 ~GJ:~ 10 ; l{~a;T~ 239 . 'CfirfGre"~"{ 432 274 ;;rWT~ 247 :' 309 11~T9r 118 310 . 240 ~~., 52 275 iifm~T qf~lf 310 ~ 201 , 309; 311 l255 241 ~2;~ 408 276 arnRT ~~ar ffi 312 13 242 ~~ 204 277 Gl:I1~l13? 58 ll~lIT ~l1CflT~ 313 172 243 ~dI4<""I'< 4S 278 WSU 374 ~T~ 244- lOS 279 +fell:a:; S3 314 i[~T 372 ~ 315 , 2~3 ~4' s('Cf;;~ 1~ :® ~~1.{R Z6~ l{~~ , ", ~ 'fIi t{'Jt~ ~ wnfqi~~ m~ ~~;:r ~ ~~G :q' Tll 'fil c:rTq .m~.;:io iilill ~ 0 VHf 1 2 3 1 2 :3 1 2 3 316 ~).". qf~ 33 3'1 ~rofy~~ 4]2· 386 "Jtfi~~ 426 317 ; lI~'ifI"~'" 34 352 ,T'I11T~) 203 '387 f1'~lf 148 318 -11.;q"fT a<:f~~~ 120 353 ~T~ 400 388 ~~ir 218 319 ,,- l1FIT l1<::'1'J.<: 333 354 <:Tl1"tlR ~. ;:~n 321 lfT~ JlS6 :$56 ~TJf~<: mff~ 130 391 ~<:T<:r ~~PH" 319 322 11~1=[3) 243 357 'U1'1~~ "fmf 145 392 :m::m ~<11f 119 323 f~~il 362 358 ~T~~~ 435 393 ~~~ 124 324 f11I$[~<: 279 359 l::TlIT: rI'r":miiW!: 190 394 'ij'~t<:)'T ;a-q; ~mfqjl.::~r 331 1J;@:a'~r;J~~ 49 366 ~'tfr 368 401 f~oqmCfT 102 332 1!@;a-~r;:r~ 314 367 ~.-=rrT= 419 4()2 ftNT;; 336 ~~-e:'P 'l>T::!I'l 396 371 ~T~~ 167 406 f~;fr 336 337 IIT~~['l'J<: 94 372 '?JT<;J'$<:: , 195 407 ~q~T 405 338 ll 341 liefr 205 376 ~f7;~ 370 411 ~~~ <'f)Tqf;~t 301 342 ~iij';:rr 80 377 m~T<:r~~ 421 412 ~~ 546 <:~~, 62 381 ~~~~~ 73 416 ~);:r iiI'Un 380 347 ,;q~~ 431 382 ~~~, ,Tq~1fi 36 417 ~UG{ 361 329 383 348 ~;:;rront;' flWfiffi' llTf"I'P~ 6 418 ~ft;:rr 61 349 <:~>{3i 76 384 419 ~ 138 ~~~ 2- ~TGfTttqj 173 385 ~~;:r 350 66 420 Q~~~';( 183 30 UlIif Ifft *lip+1 ~ ~1f~'ifFfT ~ ...n~ m~ ~ ffitf ~., mtf CfiT rrTtf ~l~ ;::fa Plitt ~o :r;r m if;T ;::m:r 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 . 421. ~ ~HABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MUSAFIRKHANA TAHSIL Location Location Location Name of Village SI. No. Code No. Sf.No. Name of Village Code 'No. SI.No. Name of Village Code No. \ 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 Achalpur 1 IS3 36 llaksh8arh 204 7I Blrdhaura 375 2 Adamput 382 37 Balapur 5S 72 Biripur 212 3 Adilpur 162 38 Balbhaddarpur 197 73 Bishambbar Patti 64 Ahad ISS 39 Ballopur 427 74 Bishnathpur 339 "5 Ahamadpur 11 40 Banarpur 43 75 Chak Bjlher 276 Ajab~arh 175 6 41 Baradand 347 76 Chak Dohri 322 7- Aidhi 196 42 Barehti 223 77 Chak Jangai 313 Alalllau 373', 8 43 BarauUa 187 78 Chak Kari Bhit 394 Allabad 379! 9- 44' Barhauli 127 79 Chak Musi 423 Alipagar 1 10 237 45 Barna 306 80 Chak Ra8hunandan 280 Alipur 208 11 46 Barsanda 60 81 Cbak Sheopur 389 AnSrawaD 12 213 47 Barsawa 416 82 Chak Sikea 292 Anlhara 13 283 48 Basant Pur 165 83 Chak Tcndua 410 Ankhari 14 284 49 Bazgarhi 193 84 Chandipur 266 Ankra 72 50 247 15 Bechugarh 85 Chhajjupur ~ Arifpur 16 106 51 Bedremau 58 86 Chhatauna 429 A rwa. I 385 . 17 52 Bcsara. Pachhim 310 87 Chituhala 170 Ashrafpuf 53' IS 96 Bcsara Purab 309 88 Chitaipur 331 Ashrafpur 19 388 54 Bhaddaur 269 89 Dadra 271 2,() Asispur 29 55 Bhagupur 278 90 Dakhingaon 363 Atanagar 2.1 364 56 BhaidPur 259 91 Dakhingaon Harimau 134 22 Atrauli 227 57 Bhakhri 374 92 Dakhingaon Kiyar , Aurapgabad 316 58 Bhanauli 2.3 288 93 DakhJnwara 164 24 Babupur 10 59 Bhandra Shikhpur 38 94 Dalilpur 211 25 Babupur 147 60 Bharatpur 2.72 95 Daranagar 18 26 Babupur Saraiya 140 61 Bhatmau 53 96 Dariyapur 420 27 BadalSarh 41 6.2 Bhawanigarh 200 97 Daulatpur Lonhat 241 28 Bashi 105 63 Bhawanigarh 356 .98 Daulatpur Nisura 78 29 Baghaiyapur 150 64- Bhawanipur 390 99 Dauno 417 30 Baghaun-a 409 65 Bhikhanpur 242 100 Debra 171 31 Baghmira 75 66 Bhikhipur 202 101 Dehriya"Wan 358 32 ~hadurpur 168 67 Bhddlipur 300 102 Deokali !IO 33 Baharp'lU' 46 68 Bhoe 220 103 Deora 397 34 Bahurawa 398 69 llihinidura 401 104 Deosipur 182 35 Balkhtawar Nagar 48 70 Birahimbazgarh 68 lOS Dhanesha Rajput 12 :d ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MUSAFIRKHANA TAHSIL Location Location Location Name of Village Code No~ SI.No. Name 0[ Village Code No. S1.No. Name of Village Code No. SI.No. , 1 2 3- 1 2 3 1 2 3 .. 106 Dbaneypur 216 • 141 Gop a Jpur 166 176 Janapur 177 107 Dharauli 304 142 Gopalpur 411 177 Jarai Kalan 341 108 Dlchhau1i 239 143 Goriabad 179 178 lodhanpur 188 109 Dlga Gopalpur 156 144- Govindpur 367 179 Jadilmau 42 110 nih 369 145 Gonge Mau 132 180 Kachn30n 235 111 Dcbhiyara 354 146 Oonnaur 277 181 KadipulJ 254 112 Du\ari Nagar 115 141 Haidhana Kalan 404 182 KaiIasbpur 2R1 113 Dulapur 152 148 Haidhana Khurd 407 1183 Kaiman %48 1104 Duramau 186 149 Haliapur 3044- 184 Ka)yanpur 146 115 Durgapur 413 150 Hanawa Surd wan 137 185 KalYanpur 381 H6 Ekkatajpur IS 141 Hardaon 191 186 Kamalpur lSI 117 Fatehpur 32 152 Hargaon 157 187 Kamrauli 85 118 Fatehpur 337 153_ Ha.rimau 133 188 Kanjas 262 119 Fazilpur 69 154 Harkaranpur 183 189 Kankarkola ?34S 120 Fazilpur 432 155 Harkbumau 19 190 Kankupur 264 121 Gadaria Dlha 89 156 Rasai Mukundpur 355 191 Kanpa 359 122 Gadiyana 39.9 157 Hasan Purtiwari 63 192 Kapasi 1'74 123 Gaimau 131 158 Hasanpur Jorai 136 193 Kapoor ChandpUJ; 294- 124- Gajanpur Duwaria 258 159 Hemnapur 424 194 Kapuripur 125- 12$ Ganapur 376 160 Heurwa 18S 195 Karpia 332 126 Gangapur 433 161 Husainganj Kalan 245 -196 Kasthunt Pachhim 320 127 Gangerwa 256 162 Husainpur 16 197 Kasthuni Purab 335 198 128 Garhi La}shah 178 163 ImIigaon 249 Katari 142 199 - 129 Garha 117 164 Indaria 14 Katehti 9S 130 Gaura 144 16S Isauti $9~ 200 KatKarpur 163 131 Gaura Baramau 371 166 Itraur 135 201 l 206 136 Ghiltampur 158 171 Jalalpur Tewari 111 Khargipur Madho 32$ 2/)7 137 Ghusiyan 230 172 lamalpur 352 K.haudia 291 138 Gogmau 222 173 Jamo 209 208 Khaunpur 193 139 Gondipur 221 174 Jamuwari 65 209 Khemmau 3 140 Gondwa 712 175 Jamuwari 3£8 ~10 Kishundaspur 2~ jS ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ! MUSAFIRKHANA TAHSIL LocatIon LocatIOD Location 51.No. Name of VIllllge Code No. SI.No. Name of Village Cooe No. SI.No. Name of Vi'Hage Code No. ------~------~ 1 2 3 1 2 _ 3 1 2. 3 211 Kishuni 35 246 Mang~uh 100 281 Nandiawan 231 212 Kochhit 250 247 I\1angraura 116 282 Nandlai 4O(i 213 Koo 216 Kotwa ZSI 251 ~ardanpur 44 286 Nataull 383 217 Kuwasi 346 252 M arocha Tetarpur 120 287 Natltupur 336 218 Lakhanjpur 771 .253 Matha Saraswatigir 312 288 Naudand 129 219 Lakhanapur 164 254 Matha tirf Bbusanda 274 289 Naupur 214 220 LaHhamau 40 255 Mattyan Kalan 232 290 Newada 261 221 LaJpur 167 256 Mau 422 291 Newaz Madargarh 22 222 LaJpur 195 257 Mauatwara 91 292 Nihalgarh Chak laugh, 112 223 La1upur Dhablya 2,10 2SS Mawar 2()1 293 Nlhalgarh Sa,\dapatti 23 224 Louharia 370 259 Mawat 255 2<}4 Nihalpur 93 225 Loharipur 421 260 Mawaya Rahmatgarh 13 295 Nlmi 22a 226 Lourlkpur 215 261 Mayas 126 296 Nlmpur 2,1 227 Loushanpur 107 262 Meghmau 357 297 Nirahlgarh 30 22S Machharia 161 263 l\'hrapur '"88 298 Nlsasin 395 229 Madupur Amrauld 128 264 Mlrapur Nisufa 114 299 Nisura 109 230 Mahemau 243 265 Mirpur 430 300 Nlyawan 87 231 Mabeshpur 253 266 MIs-rauli 104 301 Nizamuddinpur 270 232 Mahona Pachhim 33 267 Mlslrpur 279 302 Orri 19% 233 Mahona Purab 34 268 Mohabbatpur 99 303 Pakesar 381 234 Mahraipl.l3: 172 269 MohammadpuI 123 304 Palla Chandpur 2'YT 235 Mahuh 372 270 Mohammadpur Qazi 396 305 Palul Pachhim 81 236 Majhgawan 323 271 MohlUddinpur 49 306 Palia Purab 286 231 Majbutl 362 212 MohiuddmpuI 94 301 Pali 7 l33 M~hdoom Garh 92 273~ MOhluddmpur 314 3()8 PaJpur 110 239 Makhdoompur Kalan 39 274 Mubarakpur 113 309 Para Gl 240 Makbdumpur 365 275 Mubarakpur 307 :no Para 377 241 Ma}awao 118 276 Munghi 205 311 Parasrampllr 217 2.42 Malpur 386 'In Namdarpur 244 312 Patbatpur 149 243 Manantadanpur 333 278 Nandauti 414 313 P"rvezpu.r 9S 244 Mandwa 70 279 Nandaur 303 314 Patela 403 245 MoliIolllltoliiouli 74 280 Nandi 37 315 PlLuli ~69 M ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MUSAFIRKHANA TAHSIL Location --- LocatlOn Location SI.No. Name of Vi J1age Code No. SI.No. Name of Village Code No. S1.No. Name of Village Code No 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 3J6 PhuJpur 408 351 Rampur Babuwan 348 386 Sarl11e 218 Pbl1ndanpur S2 317 352 Rampur Chaudhan 145 387 Sathin 66 233 318 Pichhuti 353 Rampur Gosain 130 388 Sl\una 61 319 Pindara Karnai 295 354 Rampur N,mrangabad 190 389 Sahabgarh 56 296 320 Pmdara MilhraJ 3SS kampur Thua 435 390 Sendurwa 83 321 Pindul' Thakur 298 356 Rampur un Lokral 275 391 Seora 20 353 322 Plpri 357 Ramraipur 302 39,2 Shahpur 199 330 323 Pipri Amirgiri 358 Ramshahpur 219 393 Shahpur 225 Purabgaon 126 324 :!S9 Ranipur 412 394 Sllahpur Aulad Husain 73 Purabgaon 238 360 325 Ranjitpur 265 395 Shah pur Samulhaq 36 181 326 Pure Alpimisir 361 Rankapur 103 396 Sheikhpur 138 Pure Ausan Smgh 124 327 362 Ranmusepur 343 397 Shioh Manikpur 6 Pure BaiJnath 327 363 328 Rastamau 76 398 Sidhauli 17 329 Pure Chltai 184 364 Rasulabad 329 399 SidhiYawan 102 Pure Dayagir 24 365 330 Rasulpur 62 400 Singh.namau 31 331 Pure Deep(:hand 47 366 Rasulpur 431 401 SinghnJ 366 332 Pure Dhaneshgir 180 367 Resi 206 402 Sirkhiri !U9 154 333 Pure Oancshdai 368 Richhaura 141 403 Sirvari 122. 334 Pure Jorai 317 369 Rudauh 305 404 Son Barsa 380 335 Pure Mohammao Newaz 291 370 Sadipul 260 405 SoraoD 351 336 Pure Moti Shukul 79 371 Saidullapur 423 4{}6 Sujanpnr 4S 337 Pure Pah'llwa.n 273 372. Saflayapur 426 407 Sulch Bareri 40S 33& Pure Parwani 289 373 Saini 384 408 Sukhi Bazgarh '1iY1 339 Pure Premshah 293 374 Salpur 263 409 Suratgarh 176 340 Pure Shohrat Singh 101 375 I Samahai 148 410 Surpur Radhipur 301 341 Pure Sidohi 315 376 Sansarpur 2 411 Talmasiyan 189 Qasba Mauflyat 391 342 377 Sarai Alam 84 412 Tanda 246- 343 Qa,zipur 28 378 SaraI Bag})a 342 413 Thandhlkpur 340 344 Ralcha 368 379 Sarai Hetam 119 414 Tendua 4 345 Rainapur 419 380 S.. rai Suleman 319 415 Teosi 9 346 Rajamau 173 381 Sa(aiyan Saba! Shah 257 416 Tetarpur S9 347 Ra;kheta 80 382 Saralyan Pirzada 57 417 Thauri 236 34S Ramgarhi 203 383 Sa.rlliyan Ta.luka Dadar 285 418 Tlkra. .224 349 R,unnagar 400 384 Saraiyan un Musafikhana 287 419 Tikra 326 350 Ramnagar Un Nayakot 303 3SS Saresar 124 420 Tlkri 67 35 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MUSAFIRKHANA TAHSIL Location Location, Location SLNo. Name of Vtllage Cooe No. SI.No. Name of Village e 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 421 Terhut 349 426 Unchgaon 25 431 Usri 425 422 Tewanpur 334. 427 Upri 402 432 Utelwa 86 423 Umapur 281 428 Urermau 8 433 UttargaoD 121 423 Umra 350 429 Urwa 108 434 Uttrr Patti 321 425 Umtadih ,198 430 tlskamau 338 435 Wellipur 434 ~r+r 6f)1 3TT~ ~~~m ~(ij' orrqp:ft<:r '" (i1'~~.,.a- arr~ ij-f.f~ ~ (~~"{ fr) 1l0flHT 9'T fi ~ GR;:f~J),"T m~;:r) 3F.I;~f'9 ,----__).__-----... atj"" ~o ~T P M F 1 2. 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 §~Tm~"'T 192,976.70 : 5,80588,594 451/·77 23il.346 225.331 62,4-:'869,199 1 68,848 13.8j28 a~~,'{'lI' 'liT 'Q'lrr f1l«1iT~ ~ 29,530.13 2.6,189 27.119 1010.35.> 72.119 68.23:) 13.398 17,663 ... 18.916 3.6U \'if"~'~( f6T ~l" ==~:n~ Q'i{P:t:Cf ~f,«,, 2.279.78 1.480 1.565 8,645 4,524 4,121 1.921 I,G06 1.198 231 q'iCl Cft{T~ ctiT lfY" E66.95 218 235 1,275 699 576 99 '85 117 13 2 ~~l':~ - 355.33 150 165 903 472 431 106 104 54 7 3 ii\"1l+r~ 416.03 287 289 1,582 822 760 161 163 199 38 4 a-;~arr 233.11 229 236 1.401 736 665 117 137 325 36 5 ~f~ ;:t{Tlf ti~ltta' qT~T Z.178.21 1.765 1.789 8.975 4,310 4.165 1,201 i.973 719 111 ~T tt)" 7 qT~T 886.::9 511 S30 2.700 1.451 1,249 312 273 226 45 8 m:~~ 571.44 291 291 1.510 826 684 166 141 95 2 9 tw 188.59 123 423 689 385 304 78 65 63 2 219 52 10 ~W 696.43 398 439 2.110 1.086 1,024 366 359 16 11 aT~~~ 435.46 382 397 1.966 1.062 904 279 23S 167 . , ;:qTq '1~Tq~ ~qT 2.291.98 2,218 2.251 19,784 5.584 5,290 1,997 1.849 ~,!"a'11" "" lfT11' 12 ~T~T~ 'fl. 53 146 148 736 366 370 68 64 136 3 37 RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACI' MUSAFIRKHNA TAHSIL (RURAL)-l :!~ Cf\T1l ~~ ...-J----., .-_L-,.....__,._ r--...h_-, ~---... r----L----- ,.---L__,_ r--L---., ~T, ~) 0 ~) ~) ~) ~o f'5fT '!'" ~C> 2: 2;0 ~o ~o ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F I 1~ 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 2 1 114_137 23.667 91,777 19,935 21.316 11.531 3.169 551 7.875 644 891 4.749 111.318 196.924 Total or Musafirkhana Tahsil 38,443 7,611 29,[48 3,768 5.53;3 3,567 864 156 2,498 180 2S2 1.739 33,424 58,895 Total of Jagdishpur Block . 1,629 756 1.940 296 449 423 ;'7 IS 174 22 4 1,99.' 3.361 Total 0{ Dakhiugaun Kiyar Nyay Panchayat 415 115 346 92 31 17 25 13 6 284 461 ManJhgaon 1 286 79 213 24 71 55 1 1 1. 186 351 Sansarpur 2 492 213 393 102 91 98 8 13 2 330 545 Khemmau 3 436 79 270 33 41 41 3 3 ]22 2 300 586 Tendua 4 645 178 483 28 120 140 22 9 20 1 1 579 999 Dakhmgaon Klyar 5 346 92 235 17 95 72 6 3 10 225 419 Sheoh Mamkpur 6 .. 2~841 357 2,583 159 275 161 ~3 31 ~9 6 3 1 1,966 3.897 Total Of pali Nyay Pan~hayat 892 114 789 44 76 60 12 7 15 3 3 SS6 1.135 Pali 7 512 67 499 27 - 10 23 2 17 1 314 617 Urer Mau 8 2.05 181 22 2 180 304 Teosi 9 623 167 462 82 137 76 15 7 9 2 1 463 856 Bubupur 10 609 9 572 6 30 -2/ 4 3 1 453 895 Ahmadpur 11 3~:U7 1.917 2,4'17 514 388 479 114 11 158 13 13 U 2.3!14 4.171 Total Of Mawaya Ra 199 16 126 6 14 8 14 45 2 167 354 Dhanesha Rajput 12 1 2 3 4 5' 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 531.78 836 8":'9 4,014, 2,158 1.856 640 577 810 160 13 lIcl'll -.::~+nFT~ . 14 ;~:nt( "~Ttia Z;o:q'llq 1.6{4.54 1,415 1.555 8,164 4.114 3,990 1,411 10316 1.882 117 ~t oq)tr 1,563 775 20 B'crU 265.08 216 228 788 176 188 184 15 131 137 590 303 287 179 154 21 rIT~~ 212.47 75 8 238 1.158 532 696 113 li9 22 ~G!r;jj 11-a:n.i!(l; 107.25 194 108 13 822 416 406 157 141 23 f;::Y~T ;.lilll q~p;r~ q'&l"l'T 2,344.42 2.177 2,219, 11.829 5.982 5,&t7 1.726 1,624 1,245 393 qf'6~q' Cfll t(T~ 242.01 214 214 1,037 551 486 232 206 71 10 27 .•P:rT~,!~ 105.22 133 137 674 313 361 117 141 2~ 704.99 586 671 3.4~ 1,732 1,762 381 381 320 152 35 fC\~* , 53.42 13 13 75 39: 36 36 ~i~'1,"{ ~Tl1liJ. RlJ.RAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT MUSAFIRKHANA TAHSIL (RURAL)-l IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2. 1 1,229 366 786 55 195 298 170 4 78 9 13 12 916 1.478 Mawaya Rahmatgarh 13 365 56 314 35 , 13 15 16 6 22 348 608 Indaria 14 231 231 198 142 29 86 4 2 148 148 Ekka TaJpur IS 270 ~1O 240 1~ ',21 54 .3 , •• 234 335 HusalupUr 16 190 135 160 117 29 11 1 1 21 21 Sldhaull 11 193 153 28 11 1 154 322 Daranagar 18 510 -3 500 3 3 2 5 390 90S Harkhumau 19 54 4 65 158 1.911 3,5':0 Total of Uachgavn Nyay panchayat 317 297 15 5' 65 77 393 711 Seota :2.0 181 30 177 30 4 122 '257 Nlmpur Zl 238 44 IS'S 1 71 39 12 4 314 562 Newaz Madargarhi Z2 249 6 229 4 13 2 7 161 400 Nlhalgarh Saidapatt i 2.3 41 2. 37 3 1 1 41 79 Pure Dayaglr 24 832 .220 694- 131 I14 89 .5 19 81 615 1.036 UnchgaQn ZS 280 10 227 35 10 12 6 259 475 Khalls Baharpur 2.6 3,362 513 2.359 161 7!}9 321 28 11 185 29 50 84 2,570 5.250 Tutal of Mabona Pachhim Nyay Panchayat . 332 20 229 3 103 16 1 219 466 Gayaspur 27 211 84 162 11 37 72. 12 1 102 2.77 Qazipur 28 349 47 269 7 80 38 2. 3 214 . 421 ASlspur 29 58 10 54 .5 3 5 55 78 NHhlgarh 30 120 2. 108 2 11 1 104 211 SlnghtLnamdu 31 139 14 103 12 2Z 2 6 8 3 39 80 136 Fatehpur 32 1.458 Z06 805 58 486 121 19 9 148 18 47 42 1,311 2,671 Mahona Pachhlm 33 695 130 620 63 57 67 2 16 485 990 Mahona Puub 34 155 378 163 45 31 1.41 l 19 SQ 3,003 5,441 Total Of Kishuni. Nyay Pan~hayat 715 40 392 9 197 31 15 III 3 1,017 1.719 K"huni 35 21 1 16 .3 1 2. 18 35 S11 219 78 134 27 83 51 2 11 3]3 378 Na;ldl 37 190 3 190 3 143 330 Bh 544 66 499 33 13 4 23 31 9 16 43 586 1.084 Makhdoolllpur Kalan 39 604 67 137 Lahhamau 40 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 41 srG(>fI'l~ 191.02 155 202 971 471 500 79 7S 71 ·1 42 \illf~(>f1=f'a:; 184.95 145 145 659 352 307 50 4S 57 12 43 q 44 'f~a:Trr,!~ 375.55 301 319 1.722 84S 877 267 267 134 24 ;:tI'T~ q'i{TtI'ti ;ni!~~ 1,625.68 tAll 1.445 '1.610 3.824 3.786 1,234 1.264 663 ~, trm 4S :g~r~I~ 60.30 54 54 299 151 148 61 60 12 1 46 q~.'1~ 464.60 472 472 2.419;' 1.196 1,223 424 467 193 19 47 ~ ~ 51- qr~f 180.90 175 185 854 426 428 124 122 57 52 ~;:~~~ 135.98 177 182 920 489 431 147 141 79 1 53 ~ S5 ~~T,:!~ 84.99 71 71 367 175 1S>2 3S 40 78 13 56 m~rr&r 49.37 4S 45 239 122 117 41 46 31 1 ;:ltTtI' q~Ttri:f iR:~~1 1,735.35 1.719 1.153 9.107 4.696 4,581 993 963 57 ~~lf'T ql~\ifra:T 59.49 84 84 497 266 231 73 66 10 58 (iilr"'!~1=f3; 370.71 286 298 1,435 736 699 226 224 144- 37 59 a-a:r~~~ 159.45 203 203 1,067 566 501 138 106 103 1 60 fif1.:B"<'6T 499.80 539 551 2.8SY" ,424 1.421 311 311 418 101 61 ~T"fT • 299.07 261 266 1.4-01 690 711 146 154 222 20 62 ~~~~~ 346.83 346 351 1,856 924 932 104 102 259 41 ;lnll q:a:rlla' ~fiQl'l 1,593.16 1.591 1,563 8,171 4,189 ~.9SZ 1.16Z 1.131 63 t'!:11;;~~ fClGRT 115.74 107 107 574 292 282 55 60 87 12 64 f;;rol=~<':: 'leeT 135.98 186 212 1,027 517 510 124 119 129 21 " 65 ~crl~') 141.24 100 100 5SO 286 264 91 89 93 36 66 ~ft~ .. 544.73 467 490 2,511./ 1.257 1,254 235 235 439 118 67 f~T~ 0.40 68 f.ruf~lf fifTiij~ 188.59 216 216 1.087 581 86 5 41 RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT MUSAFIRKHANA TAHSIL (RURAL)-1 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2 1 211 2 2.0~ 2 3 260 498 Badalgarh 41 200 S 161 37 5 1 1 :3 23 149 2.79 Jodilmau 42 164 70 ISS· 30 9 40 87 190 BanarpUl' 43 482 S6 42.7 53 36 31 4 IS 2 363 791 ~ardanpur 44 .l.W 3Q5 1.653 122 398 178 41 4 38 1 16 379 1,686 3,192 Total or Baharpur Nyay Panchayat 89 I 3 79 3 10. 62 145 Suianpnr 4S -661 67 549 19 75: 47 23 1 14 1 215 534 941 Baharpur 46 47 2 30 10'1 I; 7 1 4 20 57 Pure Deepchand 47 149 12 87 2 54 1 10 6 2. 5 5 127 249 Bakhtawar Nagar 48 147 14S 1 - . 1 10 161 298 Mohiuddlnpur 49 72 13 72 4 9 73 118 ChhajJoopur SO 240 13 206 1 34 12 186 415 Para 51 296 48 141 3 ISS .5 193 383 Phundanpux 52 172 30 148 21 15 9 9 71 140 230 Bhatmau 53 84 52 61 37 15 IS 8 5 64. 95 Jalali 54 93 41 84 25 7 15 2. 1 6 73 76 78 Balapur 55 72 24 51 7 14 15 4 2 .3 50 93 Sahabgath 56 2.461 651 2,196 seQ 219 147 23 3 122 1 273 2~145 3,571 Total Of Blltsanda Nyay Panchayat lSI 151 llS 231 Saraiyan Pirzada 57 44S 402 432 392 6 9 7 1 291 297 Beoremau 58 312 2 188 2 70 2. 52 105 254 394 Tetarpur 59 734 78 682 50 43 28 2 7 164 690 1.185 Barsanda 60 352 58 304 16 28 40 6 2 14 4 338 649 Sauna 61 467 111 349 40 63 70 13 1 42 457 821 Rasulpur 62 361 364 W 31 1 84 5 27 1,9'73 3.361 Total Of Sathin Nyay Paucbayat 152 57 121 37 17 20 2 6 140 225 Hasanpur Tewari 63 286 131 187 79 74 S2 10 15 231 379 Bishambhar Patti 64 135 37 121 17 11 20 2. 1 151 21:J Jamuwari 65 642 67 471 28 103 33 17 1 51 5 27 615 1,160 Sathin 66 Uninhabited Tirai 67 344 47 281 4-S 58 2 s 237 459 Birallim Bazgarh 68 4~ 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 69 I:firfm:r~~ 74.87 112 112 685 346 339 148 157 140 .21 70 l1;sqr 330.64 233 246 1.342 704- 638 212 199 144 3 71 :qt;:~T 65.97 80 80 395 206 189 48 44 39 2 ;:~T1f q'iifTl'tf ~'f~~' 1.%51.73 1.386 1.418 7.384 3.77l 3,533 849 819 964 194 IliT mil 72 si~T 76.49 71 71 395 233 162 32 26 90 11 73 ~~~ amrT~ §'Wr 110.08 85 94 438 206 232 7.2 81 93 68 74 li~~ 101.58 198 198- ;85 SIO 475 186 187 162 36 75 ~RT 111.29 10Z 107 540 rT2 368 61 62 70 10 76 u:ar1f3; 281.69 443 458 2.12lf 1.104 1.018 331 302 246 52 77 ~ iqT1f q'C(T"ftf ~'l~EtT 1._ 178 'lil ~)q 80 ~~T 110.08 83 88 413 207 206 101 106 34 1 81 qf<1 ilI'Tlf q'iifT~a' ~C{~t"r) 1.913.94 l.159 2.167 11.149 5.713 5.436 1.752 1.65~, Cf;T ~'t1' 88 'f'r~T~~ 209.63 142 142 698 3SS 343 22 21 147 46 89 ;r~n:m ~~ 333.07 501 501 2.020 / 1.033 987 300 269 187 19 90 ~~) 272.36 409 409 2.230, 1.089 1.141, 465 480 173 32 91 ~ar~ S02.23 449 449 2.482- 1.345 1.l3q 378 314 404 80 9,2 11~q-'I'G 118 .. 17 109 109 541 271 270 104 106 79 46 93 f~~IC1~{ 85.77 110 113 741 399 342 171 154 57 5 94 If)~)~rw 72.85 84 86 380 173 2m . 66 89 21 4 905 ep~~if 246.87 242 242 1.364 688 676 . 109 108 172 30 906 ~<::I:fi~ 84.99 113 116 @3 360 333 137 118 104 2S 43 RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT MUSAFIRKHANA TAHSIL (RURAL)-l 15 16 17 18 19 2.0 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1 178 47 130 8 47 39 1 .. 168 292 Fazilput' 69 363 94 331 58 27 36 5 341 544 Mandwa 70 116 114 89 89 27 25 90 7S Gondwa 71 51 ,182 219 24 8 119 I 8 5 107 1.783 3,134 Total of Mangraull Nyay Panchayat lin 22 120 2 19 20 2 92 140 AnkrB 72 101 1 80 6 15 44 lOS 187 Shahpur Aulad Husain 73 245 14 201 11 25 1 s 14 2 20 265 441 Mangrauli 74 111 37 9S 12 4 21 .. ' 12 4 12 161 219 Baghmira 75 624 44 555 6 53, 37 6 10 1 2. 475 972 Rastamau 76 256 190 8 44 29 '2.67 513 Lakhnlpur ,)7 462 166 401 26 50 132 3 8 8 370 586 Daulatpur Nisura 78 43 8 2S 11 8 2 5 48 76 Pure Mot! Shukul 79 3,039 671 2,252 328 512 3:'9 71 3 204 Itl 49 213 2,816 4,777 Total Of SendurwB Nyay Paachayat 115 10 110 6 1 2 4 2 92 196 Rajkheta 80 656 475 443 204 J82 270 31 1 24 477 596 P.dia Pachhlm 81 445 57 388 23 35 30 2 1 2Q 3 49 188 313 462 KOllara Mubarkpur 82 581 85 467 65 48 16 25 1 41 3 733 1,277 Sendu[wa 83 162 34 146 25 13 9 3 132 266 Sara I Alam 84 386 6 185 5 140 1 13 48 428 751 Kamrauli 8S 287 1 195 72 20 1 301 614 Utelwa 86 407 3 318 21 2 28 1 40 1 340 614 NIYawan 87 2,934 559 2,361 249 410 298 30 133 U 3 101 2..776 ".776 Total Of Deokali Nyay -ranchaya$ 168 131 6 16 15 187 343 MiIapur 88 501 49 437· 23 51 26 6 7 532 938 Gadaria Diha 89 567 150 455 7 98 143 3 11 522 991 Deokah 90 694 2.20 560 171 73 42 5 56 7 651 917 Mau Atwara 91 172 76 88 12 79 63 5 1 99 194 Makhdoomgarh 92 195 10 148 5 41 5 6 3 81 201 251 Niht\!pur Q3 93 29 70 9 13 16 10 4 19 80 178 Mohiuddinpur 94 327 72 255 49 2 23 361 656 Katehtl 9S 217 23 217 22 1 2 143 308 Ashraf pur 96 / 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10' 11 12 13 14 ;:lI'TtI' ri~TtJ(I' '{;:tf)T~ 2.367.59 2,272 2,294 11,S31 5,949 5.591 1.179 1.134 Iti'T tr)'l !17 ~"{Hr~ 194.26 171 173 857 430 427 )06 104 59 18 98 ~~~~ 135.98 81 87 529 277 2S2 81 71 34 358.97 251 262 1,404 703 701 88 87 212 31 99 lfT~:;;Of<:r~ , 100 +i or);;ft 388.51 250 252 1.438 718 7'lJJ 204 193 254 60. - 101 ~~ rrrT~~i:lf~ 34.80 126 126 646 335 311 89 85 156 S6 IQ2 f~~orr 489.28 747 748 3,101 1,667 1.434 141 135 489 J23 103 -="I ;:liTtr q;:flll' fif~ffl'" ~T lI'lq' 108 ~;;:rr 133.55 116 116 561 290 271 53 51 89 21 109 f~~r 216.92 'lJJ8 212 1.126 587 539 183 188 197 41 110 qWr~ 154.60 395 398 2,OZ1/" 1,099 9..:8 56 43 602 241 11l---"I"~Rif~,{ f~GfHT 361.40 352 3S2 1,645 913 732 113 82 321 73 112 f"l~Wr1Tq; 'qiifl -ilf~T 140.43 582 679 3~41V 1.774 1,638 141 149 594 ~53 113 ~;;:rROfi~"{ 109.67 128 128 705 353 352 129 130 104 19 114 if'ttT':!"{ f~,,{T 43.71 37 37 171 93 78 7 14 14 115 S~T~~ 250.10 240 240 1,333 692 641 246 21& 202 S2 116 +i~hr 137.60 122 123 809 441 368 136 123 122 117 ~(1;T 83.77 72 72 383 195 188 108 109 SO 10 118 t:r~ 117.77 99 lOS 715 363 352 82 78 S2 1 119 ~"{T~ ~crlf 42.09 47 47 255 130 125 6S 75 30 3 120 t:r~"t~T affi'{~ 245.65 121 131 735 396 339 51 47 175 9 fl!(IfIT~ 191I~ \'if'''' 'liT .1I'lq ;:trfll' q'q'ftfa' ~~"'{ 1.867.28 1.862 1.949 10.168 5.266 4.992 1,617 1,551 1.701 213 'liT lI'lq 121 ~ift 20 21 22 23 24 2' 26 27 2 1 15 16 17 18 19 2,'19 559 1.919 211 699 313 29 1 271. 34 14 as 3,007 4,947 Total or RankapUl' Nyay Pancbayat 42 1 214- 381 Khairatpur 97 216 46 180 3 36 '1 153 245 Pervezpur 98 124 92 28 701 Mohabbatpur S6 3 18 382 99 321 244 Mangauli 18 46 14 6 374 647 l_ 100 330 67 189 8 77 59 Pure Shorat Singh -38 1 SS 159 267 101 176 44 62 6 58 11 2. - 106 25 .,. 1 873 1,381 Sidhiyawan 102 794- 52 498 16 1$8 103 196 Rankapur 103 42 61 18 7 2 110 21 ~ I 20 6 306 527 Mlsrauli 104 '341 120 220 2 l~ 112 1 2S 4 7 1 334 SO.2 IlaBhi 105 350 135 256 109 8~ 6 15 49 46 Arifpur 106 88 57 73 50 9 7 56 60 S4 Loushanpur 107 69 17 63 16 3 1 3 3,811 674 1.,511 411S 1.76 1~1 221 37 793 42. 15 206 -3.500 5,671 Tuta) Of Nihalgarb Nyay Panchayat 7 5 z 119 242 Urwa 108 171 29 142 3 20 21 5 6 251 470 N1SUrl\ 109 336 69 244 40 61 29 Palpur 110 _5 16 62 14 397 16 499 8SS 600 73 156 27 .520 3 17 135 17 11 180 401 Jalalpur Tiwan 111 SOl 32 295 12 54 1 113 198 9 4 26 935 1,466 Nlhalgarh Chak Jun,gla 112 835 146 457 136 67 8 18 32 162 264 Mubarakpur 113 191 88 122 44 29 26 43 45 Mirapur Nlsurr 114 50 33 47 33 3 7 13 320 628 Dulan Nagaa 115 372 13 339 • 10. 13 3 246 207 Mangraura 116 195 161 195 161 \ 92 166 Garha 117 103 22 101 22 2 191 351 Malawan 118 172 1 161 9 2 53 125 Sarai .Hetam 119 77 77 8 188 332 ~arQch~ Tetarpur 1.20 208 7 185 13 7 2 32.U2 5,866 1.4,491 2.858 5.501 2..743 52.9 166 1.585 165 97 S96 2.6,671 49.13ti Total 0{ Jaillo BI~ck 3 2,425 4,478 Total 0{ Saresar 2,849 429 2.215 155 497 264 198 16 1 Nyay Pancbayat 1 1 399 671 Uttargaon 121 662 147 498 114 60 33 4 100 2 122 243 Slrvari 122 120 116 2 2 96 167 Mohammadpur 123 109 106 2 1 46 1 :2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11' 12 13 14 124 ~ 148.93 256 256 1,573 778 795 'l[)7 230 283 55 125 ~\,!~ 102.39 129 130 653 325 328 106 101 76 6 126 ~~;:mfq 75.68 98 102 526 278 248 42 42 94 18 127 ~"<1) 217.32 219 224 1,110 552 558 'l[)6 197 192 32 128 l1G::~~~ ~ll~R 401.87 358 360 ,1.716 856 860 290 285 370 42 129 ~~T;::sC 345.61 188 189 1.062 563 499 166 145 169 12 130 ~r i;~~ m~Tt 57,47 63 63 788 405 383 188 179 135 9 ;::qTtr ti'itttr~ ((Tftq3) 1,942.97 1,898 1.923 10,698 5.451 5.239 1,613 1,608 1.399 U4 / IliT tt)tT 131 ~T~1i3i 267.51 152 152 838 409 429 29 42 42- 10 132