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Sr. No. States/ Uts No. of Districts No. of Sub Districts TV Households Target Cable TV Digitisation- DAS Phase Cable TV Digitisation- DAS Phase III Sr. States/ Uts No. of No. of Sub TV Target No. Districts Districts Households 1 Andaman & Nicobar Islands 1 1 22,311 26,773 UT 2 Andhra Pradesh 13 110 2,044,940 2,453,928 3 Arunachal Pradesh 18 28 50,849 61,019 4 Assam 27 94 559,187 671,024 5 Bihar 38 198 791,193 949,432 6 Chhattisgarh 18 168 818,954 982,745 7 Dadra & Nagar Haveli UT 1 6 24,483 29,380 8 Daman & Diu UT 2 8 28,079 33,695 9 Goa 2 14 82,311 98,773 10 Gujarat 32 167 1,621,289 1,945,547 11 Haryana 21 78 1,073,021 1,287,625 12 Himachal Pradesh 11 53 131,970 158,364 13 Jammu & Kashmir 21 81 252,724 303,269 14 Jharkhand 24 40 539,126 646,951 15 Karnataka 29 211 2,028,622 2,434,346 16 Kerala 14 66 1,158,766 1,390,519 17 Lakshadweep UT 1 6 5,493 6,592 18 Madhya Pradesh 50 369 1,810,876 2,172,560 19 Maharashtra 33 524 3,502,453 4,202,944 20 Manipur 9 55 117,233 140,680 21 Meghalaya 8 22 84,351 101,221 22 Mizoram 8 23 85,602 102,722 23 Nagaland 11 26 78,167 93,800 24 Odisha 30 113 958,471 1,150,165 25 Puducherry UT 4 5 150,030 180,036 26 Punjab 22 162 1,221,880 1,466,256 27 Rajasthan 33 184 1,536,024 1,843,229 28 Sikkim 7 7 27,600 33,120 29 Tamil Nadu 31 1095 6,608,292 7,929,950 30 Telangana 9 72 860,618 1,819,556 31 Tripura 4 20 131,455 157,746 32 Uttar Pradesh 75 908 3,134,426 3,833,311 33 Uttarakhand 13 131 488,860 586,632 34 West Bengal 15 75 1,055,469 1,266,563 Total 635 5120 33085125 40,560,474 DAS Notified Area Phase-III Andhra Pradesh S.No. Urban Areas Districts 1 Srikakulam (M + OG) 2 Palasa Kasibugga (M) 3 Ichchapuram (M) Srikakulam 4 Palakonda 5 Rajam (NP) 6 Amadalavalasa (M) 7 Parvathipuram (M) 8 Bobbili (M) 9 Salur (M) Vizianagaram 10 Vizianagaram (M + OG) 11 Nellimarla 12 Greater Visakhapatnam (M. Corp) 13 Yelamanchali Visakhapatnm 14 Narsipatnam 15 Kakinada (M Corp. + OG) 16 Rajahmundry (M Corp. + OG) 17 Tuni (M) 18 Peddapuram (M) 19 Samalkot (M) 20 Pithapuram (M + OG) East Godavari 21 Mandapeta (M + OG) 22 Ramachandrapuram (M) 23 Amalapuram (M) 24 Mumidivaram 25 Gollaprolu 26 Eleshwaram 27 Kovvur (M) 28 Nidadavole (M) 29 Tadepalligudem (M + OG) 30 Eluru (M Corp. + OG) 31 Tanuku (M + OG) West Godavari 32 Bhimavaram (M + OG) 33 Narasapur (M) 34 Palacole (M + OG) 35 Jangareddygudem 36 Vijayawada (M Corp. + OG) 37 Jaggaiahpet (M) 38 Nuzvid (M) 39 Gudivada (M) 40 Pedana (M) Krishna 41 Nandigama 42 Tiruvuru 43 Uyyuru 44 Machilipatnam (M) Page 2 of 301 45 Macherla (M) 46 Piduguralla (NP) 47 Tadepalle (M + OG) 48 Mangalagiri (M + OG) 49 Sattenapalle (M) 50 Vinukonda (M + OG) 51 Narasaraopet (M + OG) Guntur 52 Chilakaluripet (M) 53 Guntur (M Corp. + OG) 54 Tenali (M) 55 Ponnur (M) 56 Bapatla (M) 57 Repalle (M) 58 Chirala (M + OG) 59 Ongole (M + OG) 60 Markapur (M) 61 Giddaluru Prakasam 62 Kanigiri 63 Kandukur (M) 64 Chimakurthy 65 Addanki 66 Gudur (M + OG) 67 Kavali (M + OG) 68 Nellore (M Corp. + OG) 69 Venkatagiri (M + OG) Sri Potti Sriramulu Nellore 70 Sulluru (Sullurpeta) 71 Atmakur 72 Naidupet 73 Badvel (M) 74 Kadapa (M Corp. + OG) 75 Proddatur (M + OG) 76 Jammalamadugu (NP) 77 Pulivendla (M) Y.S.R./CUDDAPAH 78 Yerraguntla 79 Rayachoti (M) 80 Rajampet (NP + OG) 81 Mydukuru 82 Kurnool (M Corp. + OG) 83 Yemmiganur (M) 84 Adoni (M + OG) 85 Nandyal (M + OG) 86 Dhone (NP) Kurnool 87 Gudur 88 Nandikotkur 89 Atmakur 90 Allagadda 91 Anantapur (M Corp. + OG) 92 Rayadurg (M) 93 Guntakal (M) 94 Gooty Page 3 of 301 95 Tadpatri (M) 96 Kalyandurg Anantapur 97 Dharmavaram (M) 98 Kadiri (M) 99 Puttaparthy 100 Madakasira 101 Paamidi 102 Hindupur (M) 103 Palamaner (M + OG) 104 Tirupati (M Corp. + OG) 105 Srikalahasti (M) 106 Madanapalle (M + OG) Chittoor 107 Nagari (M) 108 Puttur (M) 109 Punganur (M) 110 Chittoor (M + OG) Arunachal Pradesh S.No. Urban Areas Districts 1 Tawang (NT) Tawang 2 Dirang (NT) 3 Bomdila (NT) West Kameng 4 Rupa (CT) 5 Seppa (NT) East Kameng 6 Itanagar (NT) 7 Naharlagun (NT) Papum Pare 8 Sagalee (NT) 9 Daporijo (NT) Upper Subansiri 10 Aalo (NT) West Siang 11 Basar (NT) 12 Boleng (NT) East Siang 13 Pasighat (NT) 14 Yingkiong (NT) Upper Siang 15 Mariyang 16 Changlang (NT) 17 Jairampur (NT) Changlang 18 Miao (NT) 19 Deomali (NT) Tirap 20 Khonsa (NT) 21 Ziro (NT) Lower Subansiri 22 Koloriang (NT) Kurung Kumey 23 Anini (NT) Upper Dibang Valley 24 Roing (NT) Lower Dibang Valley 25 Tezu (NT) Lohit 26 Hawai (NT) Anjaw 27 Longding Longding 28 Namsai (NT) Namsai Page 4 of 301 Assam S. No. Urban Areas Districts 1 Gossaigaon (TC) Kokrajhar 2 Kokrajhar (MB) 3 Gauripur (TC) 4 Dhubri (MB) 5 Sapatgram (TC) Dhubri 6 Bilasipara (TC) 7 Chapar (TC) 8 Lakhipur (TC) Goalpara 9 Goalpara (MB) 10 Barpeta Road (MB) 11 Sarbhog (TC) 12 Barpeta (MB) 13 Howli (TC) Barpeta 14 Sarthebari (TC) 15 Pathsala (TC) 16 Patacharkuchi 17 Marigaon (MB) Morigaon 18 Dhing (TC) 19 Nagaon (MB + OG) 20 Raha (TC) 21 Kampur Town (TC) Nagaon 22 Hojai (MB) 23 Doboka (TC) 24 Lumding (MB) 25 Lanka (MB) 26 Gohpur (TC) 27 Dhekiajuli (MB) 28 Rangapara (TC) Sonitpur 29 Tezpur (MB + OG) 30 Biswanath Chariali (MB) 31 Narayanpur (TC) 32 Bihpuria (TC) Lakhimpur 33 North Lakhimpur (MB) 34 Dhakuakhana (TC) 35 Dhemaji (TC) Dhemaji 36 Silapathar (TC) 37 Chapakhowa Town TC) 38 Doom Dooma (TC) 39 Makum (TC) Tinsukia 40 Tinsukia (MB + OG) 41 Digboi (TC) 42 Margherita (TC) 43 Dibrugarh (MB) 44 Chabua (TC) Dibrugarh 45 Naharkatiya (TC) 46 Namrup (TC) Page 5 of 301 47 Sibsagar (MB) 48 Amguri (MB) 49 Nazira (MB) 50 Simaluguri (TC) Sivasagar 51 Sonari (MB) 52 Moranhat (TC) 53 Demow 54 Jorhat (MB) 55 Teok (TC) 56 Titabor Town (TC) Jorhat 57 Mariani (TC) 58 Majuli 59 Bokakhat (TC) 60 Dergaon (MB) 61 Golaghat (MB) Golaghat 62 Sarupathar (TC) 63 Barpathar (TC) 64 Hamren (TC) 65 Donkamokam (TC) 66 Diphu (TC) 67 Bokajan (TC) Karbi Anglong 68 Howraghat (TC) 69 Dokmoka (TC) 70 Bakalia 71 Umrangso (TC) 72 Haflong (TC) Dima Hasao 73 Mahur (TC) 74 Maibong (TC) 75 Silchar (MB + OG) Cachar 76 Lakhipur (MB) 77 Karimganj (MB) Karimganj 78 Badarpur (TC) 79 Hailakandi (MB) Hailakand 80 Lala (TC) 81 Bongaigaon (MB) Bongaigaon 82 Abhayapuri (TC) 83 Basugaon (TC) 84 Bijni (TC) Chirang 85 Kajalgaon 86 Rangia (MB) Kamrup 87 Palasbari (MB) 88 Guwahati (M Corp.)/ North Guwahati Kamrup Metropolitan 89 Tihu (TC) Nalbari 90 Nalbari (MB) 91 Mangaldoi (MB) Darrang 92 Kharupatia (TC) 93 Tangla (TC) Udalguri 94 Udalguri (TC) Page 6 of 301 Bihar S. No. Urban Areas Districts 1 Ramnagar (NP) 2 Narkatiaganj (Nagar Parishad) 3 Bagaha (Nagar Parishad) 4 Chanpatia (NP) Pashchim Champaran 5 Bettiah (Nagar Parishad) 6 Tola Mansaraut (CT) 7 Kargahia Purab (CT) 8 Hat Saraiya (CT) 9 Raxaul Bazar (Nagar Parishad) 10 Sugauli (NP) 11 Dhaka (NP) 12 Motihari (Nagar Parishad) 13 Areraj (NP) Purba Champaran 14 Kesaria (NP) 15 Chakia (NP) 16 Pakri Dayal (NP) 17 Madhuban (NP) 18 Mehsi (NP) 19 Sheohar (NP) Sheohar 20 Bairgania (NP) 21 Belsand (NP) 22 Sitamarhi (Nagar Parishad) 23 Dumra (NP) Sitamarhi 24 Mohanpur (CT) 25 Rajopatti urf Kota Bazar (CT) 26 Talkhapur Dumra (CT) 27 Janakpur Road (NP) 28 Jainagar (NP) 29 Madhubani (Nagar Parishad) 30 Madhubani (CT) Madhubani 31 Satghara (CT) 32 Jhanjharpur (NP) 33 Ghoghardiha (NP) 34 Nirmali (NP) 35 Birpur (NP) Supaul 36 Supaul (Nagar Parishad) 37 Jogabani (NP) 38 Forbesganj (Nagar Parishad) Araria 39 Araria (Nagar Parishad) 40 Thakurganj (NP) 41 Bahadurganj (NP) Kishanganj 42 Kishanganj (Nagar Parishad) 43 Banmankhi Bazar (NP) 44 Purnia (M Corp.) Purnia 45 Kasba (NP) 46 Raghunathpur (CT) 47 Katihar (M Corp. + OG) Katihar Page 7 of 301 Katihar 48 Manihari (NP) 49 Singhesar Asthan (CT) 50 Madhepura (Nagar Parishad) Madhepura 51 Murliganj (NP) 52 Saharsa (Nagar Parishad) Saharsa 53 Darbhanga (M Corp.) 54 Padri (CT) Darbhanga 55 Benipur (Nagar Parishad) 56 Bahadurpur (CT) 57 Sahebganj (NP) 58 Motipur (NP) 59 Kanti (NP) 60 Damodarpur (CT) 61 Muzaffarpur (M Corp.) Muzaffarpur 62 Dumari urf Damodarpur Shahjahan (CT) 63 Majhauli Khetal (CT) 64 Yehiapur (CT) 65 Shekhpura (CT) 66 Kataiya (NP) 67 Hathua (CT) 68 Mirganj (NP) Gopalganj 69 Gopalganj (Nagar Parishad) 70 Barauli (NP) 71 Siwan (Nagar Parishad) 72 Maharajganj (NP) Siwan 73 Mairwa (NP) 74 Revelganj (NP) 75 Chapra (Nagar Parishad) 76 Sanrha (CT) Saran 77 Marhaura (NP) 78 Dighwara (NP) 79 Sonepur (NP) 80 Lalganj (NP) 81 Hajipur (Nagar Parishad) Vaishali 82 Mahnar Bazar (NP) 83 Bhagirathpur (CT) 84 Mathurapur (CT) 85 Samastipur (Nagar Parishad + OG) 86 Dharampur (CT) Samastipur 87 Bhuindhara (CT) 88 Dalsinghsarai (NP) 89 Rosera (NP) 90 Mansur Chak (CT) 91 Barauni (Nagar Parishad) 92 Teghra (NP) 93 Bihat (Nagar Parishad) 94 Malhipur (CT) Begusarai 95 Nurpur (CT) 96 Begusarai (M Corp.) 97 Laruara (CT) Page 8 of 301 98 Bakhri (NP) 99 Balia (NP) 100 Khagaria (Nagar Parishad) Khagaria 101 Gogri Jamalpur (NP) 102 Naugachhia (NP) 103 Colgong (NP) 104 Colgong (CT) 105 Sabour (CT) 106 Nurpur (CT) Bhagalpur 107 Sultanganj (Nagar Parishad) 108 Bhagalpur (M Corp.) 109 Habibpur (CT) 110 Puraini (CT) 111 Shahjangi (CT) 112 Amarpur (NP) Banka 113 Banka (NP) 114 Munger (M Corp.) 115 Paria (CT) 116 Jamalpur (Nagar Parishad) 117 Kharagpur (NP) Munger 118 Asarganj (CT) 119 Gazipur (CT) 120 Tarapur (CT) 121 Barahiya (NP) Lakhisarai 122 Lakhisarai (Nagar Parishad) 123 Barbigha (NP) Sheikhpura 124 Sheikhpura (Nagar Parishad) 125 Biharsharif (M Corp.) 126 Hilsa (Nagar Parishad) 127 Ekangar Sarai (CT) Nalanda 128 Islampur (NP) 129 Rajgir (NP) 130 Silao (NP) 131 Maner (NP) 132 Dinapur Nizamat (Nagar Parishad) 133 Dinapur Cantonment (CB) 134 Khagaul (Nagar Parishad) 135 Saidpura (CT) 136 Pataliputra Housing Colony (CT) 137 Phulwari Sharif (Nagar Parishad) 138 Nohsa (CT) 139 Kurthaur (CT) 140 Bihta (NP) 141 Pareo (CT) Patna 142 Naubatpur (NP) 143 Bikram (NP) 144 Janpur (CT)
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